n

HUGH SISSON'S

steam:

m

Cor. North and Monument-sts.

IS PREPARED TO FURNISH ALL ORDERS IN HIS LINE, VIZ.

Ha;

1111 MAHllli, laOHllillfi,
TOMBS, GRAVE STONES,

ITsilba© T©[pg9 TiJea f^f ^^®®f% ©aj'dsn ©lisiliMaipjfi) ®iis.

WM. F. MAaEE & GO.

MAWU FACTORY;,

AND

GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,

60 N. EUTAW-ST., between Lexington and Saratoga-sts.
BALTIMORE.

MAGEE'S UFRIVALLEB SHIRTS,

OF ALL KINDS AND STYLES,

DRAWERS AND SHIRT COLLARS,

MADE TO ORDER AND ON HAND,
ALSO, A LABGE STOCK OP DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.

S"A11 Orders promptly attended at shortest notice, at our Establishment.

WM. P. MAGEE & CO.
SHIRT HOUSE, 60 W. Eutaw-st., Baltimore,

LEONARD PASSANO,

288 W. BALTIiaORS ST.,

12> CEMTSE MAUKET SP1.GE

:b^^lti]>xoi^je.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

^ND

^

POCKET AND TABLE

e u T I*

T

?)

HOSIEEY, GLOVES,

AND

SEST^S FU'EHiSHIlia COMB'S

ADVERTISEMENTS

BATES'

HOISTING MACHINES,

On Strictly Scientific Principles, for Warehouses.

The Subscriber haviiij^ been eii<,Mj;<(l in tliis business for the la>t twelve years, in con-
nection with liis Iron F(iuii(b-y, will finarantoe a better Hoisting Macliine for less money
than can be produced in this city. Every Merchant and owner of a warehouse will save
the expense in a sliort time, to say nothing of the safety of his gcMxis in bein^ hoisted
some sixty or eigiity feet abive his head I would refer to some of the principal mer-
chants in Baltimore and elsewhere, for whom I have put up these lloisting Machines.
The wheels are in use, and can be seen daily at work.

liEFlilRS TO

Wm. T. Walters & Co., Exchange Place,
H Rifman & Sims, •' "

E H Stiihler & Co.. Calvert street,
Baker & Brotlier. 01 ai'h s "

Jamej (Jeoijie. Kredeiick "

Biooks, Fatme.stock & Co . Baltimore-st.
C. .M . Ke.vsei, Hoivarcl street,
Kirkliinil iV CI ase, Smiili's wharf,
Z Baruum. Barmim's H'lel.
E. Larrabee, iroD front, Calvert street.

No^ih Walker k Co , 165 W. Baltimore-st.

Mfssrs Ma sttm & Brother, Baltimore-st.

• harles l>e Kurd, (Jay -.>ic.

John S Barry . Hanover street,

Dall. (libhons & Co . Hanover street,

Hamilcn Kaster Baltimore street,

Pojiplein. Huppman & Co ,182 and ]84

Bal imore street
Thomsen. Woods & Block, Fanover-st.
Wm. McCann, carriage depot, S. Gay-st.

A call is only wante<1, to satisfy any person in want of a good machine to hoist goods,
tliat my machines are the best to be had, and at prices that no person will purchase an
inferior one. as I will warrant them as represented or the tnonej' refunded.

All kinds of repairing done. Also, Casting of every de.scription, as I am casting
daily. Also, a Steam Dummy, to be seen at S. S. STEVEiNS & SONS, Furniture
Manufacturers, corner Front and Low streets.

JAMES BATES, Iron Founder,

1, 3 & 5 President-st., near Pratt, Bait.

ADVERTISEMENTS

^^^t.-i^^. BROr^^^ ^

^^

229 Baltimore street,

a

o

CORNER OF CHARLES,

(B^iir 3 Ka© (^

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IMPOETEES OF AND DEALEES IN

^

JEWELET,

t C

GUTLEaT,

6R0IIZ[S, CLOCKS. OPfllll GLiSSfS, FANS. WW,

SWORDS, BUTTONS, PISTOLS,

BELTS, LACES, FIELD and

SASHES, EMBROIDERIES, MARINE GLASSES,

SPURS, HAVERSACKS, &c.

Ou hand, and made to order at short notice. They invite attention to their stock.

i^^A^^MMiaiBB^

ADVERTISEMENTS.

4"^

^^^^ MANUFACTURERS OF ^V ^V

Grand, Square and Upright

BALTIMOEE, MD.

Certificate of Excellence from THALBERG, GOTTSCHALZ, SATTER, STRAZOSCH,
MUZIO, ANSCHUTZ, and other Leading Artists.

From among the numerous testimonials in our possession we select the following :

Messrs. Wm. Knabe & Co.,— Gentlemen : I have great pleasure in certifying that I
have tried your Square Pianos and find them equal, if not superior, to any in this country
Among the great qualities which distinguish them, is the evenness of tone, the easy and
agreeable touch and volume of tone. Wishing you all the success which you so highly de-
serve, I am, sirs,

Yours, very truly,

S. THALBERG.

Translated from the French.
After having played on the Piano of Messrs. Knabe & Co., it is impossible not to bear
testimony to their qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent reputation which
they enjoy. The Pianos of their manufacture, on M'hich I have played, are exceedingly re-
markable for their qualities of tone. The Bass is powerful, without harshnes.s, and the up-
per notes sweet, clear and harmoniously mellow, (chrystalin) and I do not hesitate to ex-
press, in regard to these instruments, my entire satisfaction, and to declare that they are
equal, if not superior, to the best manufactured in Europe or in this country by the most

celebrated makers. „„ . ^ ^^

L. M. GOTTSCHALK.

Every Instrument WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.

fi^^Price Lists promptly sent on application.

WM. KNABE & CO.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

:-g,ENBRE£

MERCHANT TIILORE

IsTo. 50,

N.[.CO[I.BmiMOR[llNDFIi[D[RICKSTS.

Where may be found a General Assortment of

OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.

so, a large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, which will
be made to order in the latest and best manner.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT

1C5

246 Baltimore Street,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
R. R. Track, Depot, E ' ' g^ Sutlers', Butchers',

Hay, Coal,

Dormant, Warehouse,

Platform,

Counter, Union,

Family,

Druggists', Jewelers',

and Bank

FAiasi^Ki

2^(

iiLi)d^«]L£'

a^i

Have been in constant use in all branches of business for thirty years, in all parts of the
world, and having been most thoroughly tried, are the acknowledged standard.

OlJ-They are fully warranted not only strong and accurate, but durable; and the man-
ufacturers, who are permanently established and fully responsible, will always be prompt
to make this wai-ranty good.

4®*They are made of all sizes and capacities, and adapted to all required uses, em-
bracing more than a hundred different modifications.

OEO. H. GILLMAN, Agt.

FAIRBANKS & CO

JOHNSON Sc BEHR,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

m

^^^i ■^■^i -^^ W S«^^

No. 77 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,

Between South and Gay,

S&llPSii^El, iill,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

STORK dS: GILiIiiXZSPIC^

STATIONERY BAZAAR,

No. 278^ W. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.

STATIONERY, American and Foreign, in great variety. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
CARD ENGRAVING, Wedding, Reception, Complimentary and Visiting.
>8®"Monograms, Arms and Crests engraved.
Paper and Envelopes stamped in plain and colored Initials.

As we execute all our own Engraving and Stamping, we can offer great inducements.
N. B. Engraving and Stamping executed for the trade.

SOL'N J. KANN & CO.

GOMMISSIOH MESCHASfTS,

AND

MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS

FOR THE SALE OF

nEBWAEl,

CUTLERY, TOOLS,

AND

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

FAIRBANKS' PATENT IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES,

SHOVELS, SPADES, PORKS, HOES, RAKES, SCYTHES, SNEATHS, AXES, &c.

No. 8 S. CHARLES STREET,

BALTIMORE, MD.

Successor to Wolf, Stanley & Co.

WHOLESALE STOVE MANUFACTURER,

N. E. COR. LIGHT AND LOMBARD STREETS,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPT

AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,

ON

I WAREHOUSES, DWELLINGS,

Vessels & Cargoes, Merchandise,

.••*^ /^ And Property of every Description, either in City or
'•*<tVx^ Country.

Country.

Also, All Kinds of INLAND INSURANCE.
OTIS SPEAR, Sec'y. JOHN COATES, Pres't.

CHAUNCY BROOKS,
JOHN C. BRIDGES,
JOS. MATTHEWS,
JAS. O. SPEAR,

SIMON PARKHURST.
THOS. Y. CANBY.
WILLIAM BRIDGES,
JOHN E. HURST,

WILLIAM F PENTZ,
JOHN G. HEWES,
WILLIAM CHESNUT,
JOHN TURNBULL, Jr.

OfTice, No. 42 Second Street, (North Side.)

WM. H. WELSH.

JNO. W. WELSH.

CHAS. E. WELSH

Win. mrxsiaSH «£ sons,

IMPORTERS OF

AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

le:a^:b^ tobacco,

No. 27 South Gay Street,

OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE,

BALTZMOHE,

LOUIS PELBER,

MANUFACTURER OF

aril, §0sani & Jarkte,

207 S. BROADWAY.

10

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALFRED FRIEND & CO.

Nos. 91 and 93 McELDERRY'S WHARF

eOHEo

TO STE-W^ OYSTEI^S.

Open the can at the bottom, take the Oysters out carefully, separate the liquor from
the Oysters, and put it in a stew-pan, and then add to it some water, a wine-glass of
cream,- a small lump of butter and a little black pepper, and stir them well together, and
let them boil ; then put the Oysters in the pan, and allow them to remain there till they
are thoroughly heated, then they are fit to be served up.

TO :f'i?."X" oystei^;S.

Separate the Oysters from the liquor, take one egg, a gill of milk, a table-spoonful of
flour, a little black pepper and salt, and beat them well together ; then place the Oysters
in the batter; then take some stale bread and brown it well and roll it fine, then take the
Oysters out ot the batter, and roll them ia the powdered bread, and fry until they are well
browned.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 11

THE'

OF BALTIMORE,
No. 234 Baltimore St., 2d door W.of Charles St.

SHRIVER & CO.

Respectfully inform all parties that tliey an- prepared to fiiiiiish

BLOCK LETTER AND ALL OTHER SIGNS,

In Unsurpassed Finisiiand Style, at prices to suit, and of best materials.

mm mm iliwimjib mi umt.

Professional Plates, in Gold or Colors.

SiLow Cards, Ciirtam Lettermgj,

OUN^MENTJVL WORK,

Of all kinds, and everything connected with the Sign Painting Department.

SIGNS FOR COUNTRY MERCHANTS FURNISHED AT A FEW HOURS NOTICE.

PURE GOLD USED AND WARRANTED.

Twelve First Class Silver Medals have been awarded thi.s Establishment, including the last
Medal by the Maryland Institute for Superior Work.

No. 234 W. Baltimore Street, up Stairs.

12

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JACOB GIKEINDIZR,

No. 10 S. Calvert Street and 117 W. Baltimore Street,

S)ii&i

WWM

9

AND MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

HP

Of all Descriptions,

EMBROIDERED AND METAL HAT AND CAP DRNAMENTS,

Large Letters, Corps Badges, Shoulder Straps, &c.

Of Elegant Design for Presentation, furnislied at short notice.
fi@=^SUTLERS AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED.

J. EICHELBERGER & COS

AUGTIOBT

B> \V,

CORNER CHARLES AND HAMBURG STS.

We buy our Goods for Cash at the lowest New York and Philadelphia Auction Sales, which
we will sell at a small advance for Cash. A general assortment of

W^W^^^ ^f^/^r^j::r^'^T^

'TI0Mi

«-Try Us.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

13

FIOL, TOSCANO & CO.

]Sro. 2 St. PEDRO STREET,

Opposite the Head of the Wharf,

Messrs. M. A. Herreka & Co., Merchants, I Messrs. Schuchard & Gebhard, Bankers,

" Pedroso i& Co., Bankers, " Duncan, Sherman & Co.

Mr. A. Del, Valle Hernandez, Planter. | " Schepeler & Co., "

MIf Mi

MALT HOUSE, foot of EutawSt.
OFFICE, 14 S. Gay St.

CHAS. H. COWMAN,

(Successor to H. SNOWDEN & CO.)

No. 3 NORTH LIBERTY STREET,

MANUFACTURER OP

TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,

136 NORTH EUTAW STREET

14 ADVERTISEMENTS,

OP THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, MD.

North-East Cor. of Fayette and Eutaw Sts.

FACTORY, on Eutaw, between Fayette and Marion Sts.

This Company having been organized and chartered In April, 1804, in conjunction witli
tlie well Itnown Arm of GAEHLE & CO., as a Joint Stock Company, composed exclusively
of practical piano makers, who liave held prominent positions for many years, in some of
the best Piano Forte Establishments in this Country and Europe, and having now one of
tlie largest and most successful manufactories in operation, are able to furnish an instru-
ment, wliicli for durability and elegance of workmanship, volunne and sweetness of tone,
can And no superior.

In consequence of their organization, the Company is enabled'to sell at lower prices
than any otlier factory in the country, giving at the same time a guarantee for five years
and the usual privilege of exchange.

REPAIRING AND TUNING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Afg^Tlie public is respectfully invited to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.

JOSHUA HORNER,

140, 142 and 144 Stirling St., cor. Chew,
ALL KINDS OF STOCK

SUITABLE FOR

PAPER MAKERS AND WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS.

OLD METAL!

ADVERTISEMENTS.

15

GISORGZ: PAGX: fS GO,

MANUFACTURERS OF

PATENT PORTABLE

CIRCOLIR SAW MILLS

STATIONARY and PORTABLE

STEAM ENGINES

No. 5 SCHROEDER STREET,

^^ m.

GEORGE PAGE & CO.

No. 5 North Schroeder Street, Baltimore, Md.

Manufacturers of PAGE'S CELEBRATED CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,! combining [all late
improvements for manufacturing lumber, and capable of running the largest sized saws
in use.

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS of all sizes.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, mounted on strong running gear.

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES and PORTABLE BOILERS.

TIMBER WHEELS Of all sizes.

SHINGLE MACHINES.

GRIST MILLS, both French Burrs and Cologne Stones.

HORSE POWERS of several sizes.

SINGLE AND DOUBLE SCROLL SAWS, for light and heavy work.

LATH MACHINES.

SAW GUMMERS.

POST HOLE AUGERS.

SHAFTING AND PULLEYS of any size furnished to order.

Castings and general work done at shortest notice.

8^°" Information and descriptive Catalogue furnished on application.

g^^-The Baltimore and Gay Street Line of City Passenger Railway Cars, going west,
passes within a few steps of our manufactory.

16

ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. RXJPPERT'S

No. 221 EASTERN AVENUE,

Between Bond Street and Broadwaj',

PEACHES, STRAWBERRIES, TOMATOES, &c.

Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Wine and Cider Vinegars, Catsup,
Spiced Pickles, Sauerkraut, &c.

J. RUPPEET'S

LAGER BEER AND WINE

215 EASTERN AVENUE, BALTIMORE.

ARTESIAN WELL BORING

1

^

198 EASTERN AV., BALTIMORE.
CASKS, WATER TANKS AND BARRELS OF ALL SIZES, MADE TO ORDER.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

17

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF

iFiil

t

DYEING DRUaS,

EMERY AND SAND PAPER, &c.

Used by Woolen, Cotton, Soap and Paper Manufacturers, Tanners, Leather
and Morocco Dressers, Machinists and Dyers.

36 S. CHARIiES STREIST

B. GOODWIN'S

CELEBRATED

SUITABLE FOR ALL CROPS.

For Sale by R. J. BAKER, Agent,

36 S. Charles Street,

Papbe Mills, Baltimore Co., Md., March 7, 1865.

Mr. B. GOODWIN,

Dear Sir : — After five years experience ot the use ol your Super

Phosphate, it affords me pleasure to inform you that it has given me general satisfaction

on all crops, especially Wheat, Corn, and Garden Produce ; and in my judgment it is

just the thing for Cabbages.

Yours respectfully,

MORDECAI ALBAN.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

65

65

ZS. I.OUIS IDE'S

(Successor to LOUIS "WALZI,)

PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE CITY.

No. 65 West Baltimore Street.

HISS 8c BROTHER,

MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE,

lyfo. 128 JKTu Fayette St.^ Baltimore.

HOSIERY, YARNS, GLOVES, SMALL WARES,&c.

JACOB kWiPP^ Jr.

ISTo. 33 IsT. HLoAvard Street,

Between Fayette and Lexington Sts.
LOVSCrOY'S OXiX) STJ^ISTHD,

Dealer in Undershirts and Drawers,

For Gent's, Ladies' and Children's wear.

Umbrellas. Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Worsteds, Canvass, Em'd Silk,

Chenille, Patterns, Machine Twist, Spool Cotton, Threads, Needles, Tapes,

Wool Jackets, Pins, Gauntlets, Fancy Soaps, Corsets, Ac.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 19

EDWARD FLAHERTY,

WHARF & BRIDGE BUILDER

IN GENERAL,

Iffo. 168 BANK STREBT,

BALTIMORE.

11 business entrusted to me will be attended to with promptness and dispatch.
ALSO, SPAR MAKER AND BUILDER.

G. & NrPOPPLEIN, Jr.

MANUFACTURERS OF

DRY ^jSTD in oil,

BALTIMORE SUPERIOR FLINT & EMERY PAPER,

IMPORTERS OF

LAKES, CARMINES AND VERMILIONS,

Manufacturers' Agents for the Sale of WHITE LEAD, OILS, VAR-
NISHES, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, &c., all of which
are oflfered to the Trade at New York prices.

No. 50 North street, Baltimore.
ALBERT SCHRINER,

PROVISION DEALER,

no. 243 LIGHT STREET^

ALL KINDS OP

FKESH Amn SALT MEATS,

VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.

20 ADVERTISEMENTS

EDWARD NORWOOD,

ENGINEER 6c MACHINIST,

No. 96 NORTH CALVERT STREET,

XEAR THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY DEPOT.

BALTIMORE, MD.
HEAVY AN» LIGHT MACHINERY,

Steam and Water Fitting promptly attended to.

CHARLES L. SPIES,

lancing anii tSaltjing licabemg,

OPEN FROM SEPTEMBER UNTIL MAY,

At CENTRAL HALL, corner Baltimore and Charles sts.

With increased facilities of affording to young Ladies, iVIisses, Masters and Gentlemen,
a thorough and practical knowledge of the above elegant accomplishment, his course of in-
struction is ihorouslilv systematic, and embraces all the new and fashionable dances. —
^S^TERMS MODKRATE.

WILLIAM DUNNETT,

Peactigal Plumber,

S. E. Cor. Madison and Eutaw-sts.
BALTIMORE.

Biith Tubs, Watfr Closets, Rams, Wheels and Pumps ; Lead, Iron, Clay and Tin Pipe,
Ranges put in and promptly repaired on reasonable terms.

GAS FITTING ALSO ATTENDED TO.

<r3^ Employs the best ivorkmen and guarantees to give satisfaction. A call is solicited.

NICHOLAS STEIN,

DEALER, IIV

OIL, LAMPS,

CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

No. 258 Edst Pratt street,
BALTIMORE.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 21

Monumental City Tobacco Works.

^

J. D. HASHAGEN. G. SCHNEYDTER.

V^'^ MANUFACTURERS OP CX

SMOKING, FINE CUT, CHEWING

SNUFFS & CIG-AES,

GERMAN AND FANCY SMOKING TOBACCO,

Tuaisi mm am fmmm,

TURKISH MIXED SMOKING TOBACCO,

Gut and Dry Smoking Tobacco,

VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
No. 181 WEST PRATT STREET,

BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER-STS.

BALiTIMORS.

22

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN BAIER'S

V

.V

M M.

m

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f)

4

' ^9S

gantots ^

^

^-

ALTIMOKE

ADVERTISEMENTS,

23

"(anid ^h® S^isi? Span|j]©d (EnnnsPi) © Jong auaa^ 3\i v;s)T;®i,
©'©(P '2h© land ©f lih© Pr©©, and ^Hj© hmn® ©'? '5}j© irays."

UNITED STATES

FLAG DEPOT,

nSTo. 6 7
West Pratt street,

BALTIMORE.

Constantly on hand or made to order at short notice, a large and varied assortment of

MUSLIN, M[RINO, SILK AND BUNTING FLAGS,

SUITABLE FOR DECORATION OF

Parlors, Public Halls, Public Buildings, Ships, Steamboats, &c.

AL.SO, A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF

Such as Spears, Eagles, Gilt and Painted Balls, Acorns, &c.

BUNTING FOR SALE. THE TRADE SUPPLIED,
J. W. LOANE.

T. fl. ALEXANDER & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OP

P'A.''!iy

^^K'k 7^#^ ^®lfii^:^l
IsiH^ ^^M -^it^fesitiii

No. 8 Saratoga street,

24 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIS &; ADAMS,

WKOLESALl

AND MANUFACTURERS OP -^

BOOK AND NEWS PAPER,

ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,

No. 12 S. Charles street,

ADVERTISEMENTS

PAPER WAREHOUSE

AND MANUFACTURERS OP

BOOK & NEWS PAPER,

ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,

:N"o. 14 HANOVER STREET,

26 ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHARD MURDOCH,
No. 46 S> Charles street^ Baltimore,

MANUFACTUEEE OF IMPROVED

PLATFOEM SCALES

Adapted to all business uses, as Road Scales. Hay, Coal, &c. Dormant
in floor and Portable Scales, all sizes; Weighmasters' Beams, with
frames, etc., complete ; Counter Balances, some of new and improved

Also, for sale, SPRING BALANCES, for Butchers, PATENT BAL-
ANCES, &c., &c., warranted of Standard Correctness.

<JJ©}a(n ^» ©S^ftSwf §, ■ ©©mj. I/O, WSaObams.

JOHN S. GITTINGS & CO.

nnltp and ^tajiit §t[aftfirs,

No. 29 SOUTH STREET,

IB ^ (L T 0 il © 1^ 1 .

Transact all business appertaining to Banks or private Bankers, in their several de-
partments.

Buy and sell, on Commission, Stock and Securities in this and other Markets.

Make advances on Stocks, Real Estate, Notes and other Collaterals,

Negotiate Stock Loans.

Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncurrent Funds, and give SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO COLLECTIONS on all accessible points in the United States and Canada, and can
offer unrivalled facilities to correspondents.

Interest allowed on deposits.

JESSE MAEDEN,

SCALE MAKER,

SOUTH-EAST COENEE OF

Charles & Balderston-sts.
BALTIMORE.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 27

SISCO BROTHERS,

No. 95 W. BALTIMORE STREET, opposite Holiday,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

Ladies' Dress Trimmings,

2,air(iiir ^ir^j^ii &i^w^T^ ©5^0 oo^s^j©.
I. 0. 0. F., MASONIC, AND OTHER SOCIETIES' REGALIA,

MILITAHT eaoDSc

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO BANNERS.
Gilt and Plated Bullion, Fringes, Stars, Tassels, &c.

THE NATIONAL

FLAG STOBE,

95

Baltimore Street,

OPPOSITE HOLIDAY.

lunling Jkf

OP ALL SIZES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

SHIP SIGNALS, BIRGEES, FANCY FLAGS, AND FLAGS OF ALL NATOINS

MADE TO ORDER.

Flag Silk, Bunting, Silk and Bullion Fringes & Tassels,

^p£Hrs, CSagles, ^olcs, §t[ts, Ettb all Jlag Materials fomisljcb.

MILITARY GOODS, BANNERS AND REGALIA,

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO PRESENTATION FLAGS.

SISGO BROTHEIRS.

28

ADVEETISEMENTS

WILLIAM WILKENS.

H. H. GRAUE.

WILLIAM WILKENS & CO.

^t«am (^myM J air pianufadwrg,

CORNER OF PRATT & CHARLES STREETS,

Depot^ Ngw York^ 217 Pearl street s

Dealers is Bristles^

VARNISH, SPRINGS, TWINE, HAIR -CLOTH,

BED-LACES, COWHIDES, GLUE, SAND PAPER, &c.

Constantly on liand the best qualities of Pure Curled Horse and Cattle Hair ;
Mixed and Hog Hair.

All orders received through the Post Office or Agent will be promptly attended to.
The highest prices paid for Cattle and Horse Tails, and Hog Hair.

sta:^let & CO.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Citi ^late, ^|eet fron, Hire,

LEAD PIPE, AND METALS GENEEALLY,

OPPOSITE Water street,

GEORGE W. BROWN,

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

PORTE MONNAIES, COMBS, BRUSHES, PENKNIVES,

9

ifiii.Miiias§i, ^6L^(B^ ^^mm ka<i!^iai.o^<i!,'^^^ ^^<aji<ji,'^^

No. 207 E. Baltimore street.

B^^Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Blank Books and Stationery, constantly on hand.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 29

JOSHUA HOEiTEE,

MAWUEAGTURER,
WAREHOUSE,

140, 142 & 144 Stirling street,

BALTIMORE

On account of my known reputation, and the old established quality of the article I
offer for sale, it is useless to say more than that it is, as formerly, UNMIXED.
I forfeit the entire price if, upon examination, it is found adulterated.

HAZLEHURST & CO.

YULCAI^ WOEKS,

OFFICE, COR. WILLIAM & HUGHES-STS.

BALTIMORE.
FOUnDKRS A MACHINISTS.

Boilers and Engines, and all kinds of Heavj' IMachinery repaired. Ample Wharf
room and a heavy Crane afford great facilities for the repair of Steamers.

PETER WALTHER

Baltimore ||[adjme & Cool ^|op,

OFFICE, 72 W. PRATT STREET,

BALTIMORE.

UTHES, PLANERS. DRILLS, GEAR GUTTERS,

STEA.]S£ EKTQINES, &o.

30 ADVEKTISEMENTS.

FIREMEN'S INSURAfifCE COMPANY

OF B A.LTIMOIIE:,
N. E. Corner South and Second Streets.

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED COMPANY

back:ei> B^y a iL.A.rtGE cash capital,

INSURES

"Vessels and Cfirgj-oes,

MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, MACHINERY,

And all kinds of Property within the City, on very favorable terms.

Augustus J. Albert, Geoige W. Flack, James Fields,

Austin Jenkins, Mendes I. Cohen, Garrett Brown,

Charles D. Slingluff, George S. Gibson, John M. Gait,

Francis W. Elder, John A. Needles, Thomas Wilson,

Edward Jenkins, James M. Anderson, Henry R. Louderman,

Frederick Achey, F. W. Bennett, Caleb Parks,

Thomas W. Levering, Samuel Hart, George Franck,

Nathan Tyson, Hugh Bolton, William H. L. Reitz,

George K. Berry, Joseph James Taylor, Isaac M. Denson,

Joshua Drydeu, John G. Reaney, John A. Shriver.

John Gushing, John H Baylies,

HENRY P. DUHURST, President.
FRANCIS J. McGINNIS, Secretary.

galtinmr^ Jife Jnsuranre ^a.

No. 6 SOUTH STREET.

Incorporated in 1830— Charter Perpetual.

F. M. COULSON, Secretary. JOHN I. DONALDSON, President.

a !»■>

This Company proposes to iusure Lives for one or more years, or for life. With their
rates the assured enjoys the benefit of immediate in lieu of a prospective and uncertain
bonus. He risks neither his policy nor the premium he has paid.

These premiums maybe made payable annually, semi-annually or quarterly, at option
of the assured. The Company grants and buys annuities. Sells endowments for children.

Makes all contracts in which Life or the interest of Money is involved.

JAMES S. EOBINSON,

PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No. 5 South Charles Street,

A FLW DOORS BELOW BALTIMORE-ST,

b^ltim:ore.

Keeps on hand and has made to order all kinds of Paper and Paper Bags of all sizes.
Orders from the Country promptly attended to. Purchases Rags, Rope, Canvas and
other Mill Stock.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 31

WILLIAM DANIEL,

ATTOaifET AT LAW,

AND

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, &c.

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, MASSACHUSETTS AND IOWA,

67 W. FAYETTE STREET,

(B ^ 1. IT 8 Ea © ^ ^ ,

THOMAS H. EVANS & GO.

GOIIMXSSIOH IfiEHGHiilfTS,

FOR THE SALE OF

POTATOES, APPLFS, OXIOJfS, DRIED FRUITS, and all kinds of

COUTSTTRY PR033UCE,

And Dealers in CAN FRUITS and VEGETABLES,

Nos. 80 and 82 Light Street Wharf,
BALTIMORK.

fii^ Particular Attention Paid to Orders for Shipjjing. Goiisignintnts respectfully solicited

HENRY T. TAYLOR,

WHOLESALE

#r0Cfii| ^ (Il0mnujijjt0n pin|thant,

FOR THE SALE OF

TOBACCO, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.

AND THE PURCHASE OF

CANNED OYSTERS, PEUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.

No. 6 CAMDEN-ST., near Light-st. Wharf,

^^-Railroad Track in front of Warehouse. (B^tLTTUKJDOlBdo

KIMBALL, SHAFFER & CO.

STEAM BARREL FACTORY,

N. E. Corner Central and Canton Avenues,
BALTIMORE.

32 ADVEKTISEMENTS.

HENRY M'CAFFREY,

.lU

PUBLISHER,

J^o. 205 BALTI310BB STREET,

The Largest Assortment of Music in the city can be foiuul at this establishment.

.^^MUSIC PUBLISHED AMD RECEIVED DAILY,
Dealers, Booksellers, Seminaries, Teachers, &c., sui)plied on the most reasonable terms.

S. ROSENFELD 8c CO.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

C I Gh A. R S,

Chewing and Leaf Tobacco,

No. 20 South Gay Street,

BALTIMORE.

HAVANA & PRINCIPE CIGARS

And Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco, choice brands of Chewing Tobacco, all kinds of
Fancy Pipes, Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Labels, Ribbons, Brands for Cigars.

JlS'Dcmestic, French and German Fancy Papers, Letter and Wrapping Pajjer.
George Benda's Dutch Metal and Bronzes. Also FANCY ARTICLES generally.

P. EOMBACH,

(successor to e. kessmodel,^

UMBRfLU, P&RASOl AND m\ MANOFiCTURfR.

AND FANCY TURNBR^

No. 61 N. EUTAW-ST.

bail.tim:ore.

Always keeps on hand a large assortment of UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, and CANES. All repairing in
the above line done with neatness, at the lowest terms. Also, PINKING done in the latest style; experience of
thirty years in this business will prove satisfaction to the public.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 33

BRYANT SEMINARY,

Jag ^ ^oarbing ^c\aBl tax J0iiitg JTalJtes,

562 & 564 W. FAYETTE STREET,

NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE.

IIVSTITXJTEO 1836.

SAMUEL T. LESTER, Principal,

MRS. R. W. LESTER, Assistant, and Needlework. I EMIL KETT, Drawing hnd Painting.
WILLIAM HARMAN, Vocal Music. | JEAN SCHAEFFER, Piano, French and German.

Pupils may enter either Academic or Primary Department at any time, and are charged for remainder of
School Year from entrance. ^S^For further particulars, or a Circular, apply at Seminary.

"^ " MUTUAL.

EICHD. H. HARDING, Secy. CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, Prest.

The Directors of this sound and reliable Institution are composed of the most substan-
tial citizens of Brooklyn and New York.

Extra inducements are ofiered by this Company to those seeking Life Insurance.

F. MEDCALFE, Gen'l Agt.

57 SECOND STREET, BALTIMOME.

AUGUST WAGNER,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

frass Mnxt, <#ancg (ioobs, CUctro-^ilber '§hkts Moxk, tfc.

REGILDIigG AND BRONZIHG^

No. 30 HANOVER STREET,

j|@*Gas Pipes introduced into Houses.

TKEl ORIGINAL

CHEAP SHOE STORE,

No. 64 N. GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE.

34

ADVERTISEMENTS

W. R. JOHNSON,

SUCCESSOR TO HOLLINGSWORTH & JOHNSON,

38 S. CHA.RLES STREET,

UP STAIRS,

AND OTHER TOILET SOAPS,

WARRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST ENGLISH. ALSO,
EXXR.A.CTS, COLOG^NES, Sec, Sec.

W. K. JOHNSON,

38 South Charles street,

MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN

GEEEN & FLINT

DEALERS SUPPLIED AT HEW YOEZ PEIOES.

W. R. JOHNSON,

.38 SOUTH CHARLES-ST.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A FULL LINE OP

APPARATUS, CHEMICALS, CASES,

^^^*At New York prices. Dealers supplied.

ADVEKTISEMENTS.

35

]Nd:^iiTiJNr's

it

Wi *>s^-.

Drove and Livery Stables,

S. W. COR. PACA & GERMAN-STS.

Sl.LTSMaia3S,

CSTIMJS jy£^4.ItTirV, I*roprietor.

iCCOMMODATimiS FOR 100 PFRSONS.

STABLING FOR 250 HORSES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR HIRE.

Horses and Carriages taken at Livery, by the day, week or month, on

moderate terms.

^TlVBnY ATTBWTIOIi^ PAID TO JDBOTBBS.

36

ADVERTISEMENTS

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE,

N. G. BROOKS, LL. D., President.

TEUSTEES.
Rev. W. Hamilton, D. D
" J. McK. Reiley,D.])
" T. B. Sargent, D. I)
" Henry Slicer, D. D
" L. F. Morgan. D. D Q
" B. P. Brown, ^

" J. W. Start,
" James Curns,
" W. T. Speake,

TRUSTEES.

Dr. H. S Hunt,
" T. E. Bond,
J. M. Lester, Esq.
J. Dryden, Esq.
J. F. Purvis, Esq.
S. G. Miles, Esq.

h^^n

t) ■rj ^^ H. W. Drakeley, Esq.
'4 6.'"^' T, K. Turner, Esq.

N. C. Brookg, tx-cfficio.

This Seminary of Learning, instituted for the liberal education of Young Ladies, was
created a College proper by the Legislature of Maryland, December session, 1849, with
authority to confer degrees, and endowed with all the rights and privileges of the most
favored female institutions. There are two departments of instruction in the College —
the Preparatorv Department and the Collegiate Department, with their appro-
priate branches of learning. The course of study in the former is three years, designated
by as many different classes ; in the latter it is four years with four regular classes.

The course of instruction is as extensive as in most Colleges for gentlemen, and is
intended to develop the intellectual, social and moral faculties ; and by imparting a
thorough, practical, accomplished and Christian education, fit the pupil for the faithful
discharge of the responsible duties that await her iu life.

The College is situated on St. Paul street, in a retired yet pleasant part of the city near
the centre, and has cost in the aggregate for its grounds, buildings, apparatus, furniture
and appointments about $50,000. The buildings have been arranged with great judg-
ment, and have study and recitation rooms separate, with every convenience for boarding
and day pupils. The accommodations are ample for two hundred and fifty pupils, and
one hundred boarders. There is a fine library of over 3,000 volumes, to which the pupils
have access, comprising works on antiquities, ancient and modern history, biography,
science, voyages, travels, criticism, poetry, the fine arts, and general literature. There is
also a valuable chemical and philosophical apparatus, cabinets of minerals, gems, coins
and medals, with models, globes, maps and other ample means of illustration in the
different branches of study.

At the last session of the Legislature of Maryland the College received an annual
endowment of $2,200 for the establishment of free scholarships, upon which one pupil
from each County in the State and from the City of Baltimore, without charge for tuition
or books, is instructed in all the branches taught in the College.

X. C. Brooks, LL D., Prof. Ancient Languages.
T. Lucy, A. M., Prof. Mathematics and Sciences.
Mr. O. L. De Heerdt, Pr<>f. French and German.

" R. L. Peet, Prof. German Language.

" Jbo. a. Schaaflfer, Prof. Instrumental Music.

" August Weidenbach, Prof. Painting.

Mr. William Masson. Prof. Vocal Music.

Miss K. A. Bradley. Preceptress— BelUs-Letlres.

•' F. H. Shackelford, Physiology and History.

" H. V. Brooks, Piano and Singing.
Mrs. A. L. Polster, Teacher of Piano and Guitar.
Madame A. Dubreuil, French Language.

Board, per Annual Session, $180. Tuition from $40 to $60 per annum. Music,
Painting and the Languages, extra charge.

S^FoT Circulars containing full information, address Dr. N. C. Brooks, 63 St. Paul
Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS,

37

JOHNSON & BEHR,

MANUFACTURERS 0 F

77 Wo Baltiniare Street.

BETWEEN SOUTH AND GAY,

BJi3^1PSii@ai, US.

JOHNSOlSr & BEHE,

IM.)C

77 W. Baltimore Street,

BETWEEN SOUTH AND GAY,

©^iiroKa(0(a(io ssa©

38 ADVERTISEMENTS,

A. & W. DENMEAD & SON,

FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,

AND

Iron §^ig ^nilkrs,

OFFICE, COR. FORTH AND MONUMENT STS.

Having ample facilities, are prepared to execute orders for MAEINE, LOCOMOTIVE
and STATIONARY ENGINES and BOILERS, also MACHINERY for Sugar, Grist,
Flour and Saw Mills.

CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

liEP^IRS r>0]VE AT SHORT IVOTICE.

JAS. MURRAY, FRANK CLARK, WM. JAS. MURRAY.

MURRAY, CLARK & CO.

[NGIN[[RS, MACmiilSTS AND BOILER MAKERS,

MILLWRIGHT WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,

AND MACHINERY IN GENERAL,

Hosi 42 and 44 York-st. near Light^

BALTIIWCOR^E.

Iron and Brass Castings, Low and High Pressure Engines and Boilers, Tanks, &c.
Blacksmithing in all its branclies. Repairing promptly attended to.

PAPEE HA:KrGIKGS,

AND WINDOW SHADES, CUETAIN PAPEES, AND FEENCH AND
AMEEIOAN WALL PAPEES-Wholesale and Eetail,

No. 330 yv. ]3A^LTIMORE STREET,

THREE DOOUS ABOVE HOWARD STREET,

BALTI3fOMi:,

Silver Medal, First Premium, awarded by the Maryland Institute.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

39

PETER SWEENEY,

PROVISION

Duj Ms> Jrx^ J[-fi cjjfi JsilI,

AND ■

PAOKEB

FOR

HOME & FOREIGN MARKETS,

205, 207 and 209 Lexington-st.

BETWEEN PAOA AND GREENE STREETS.

HAMS,BAC0N,LARD,SMOKEDBEEF,TON6UES,&c.

JAMES ^YEBB,

SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURER,

No. 136 ENSOR-ST., Corner of Chew,

Constantly on hand for sale Fine and Fancy Soaps, Candles, Tallow, &c., on the most
pleasing terms.

Tallow Wanted — the highest market price paid.

J. VIT. HARPBR & GO.

Bill Foetere and Bistribntors

ESTABLISHED IN 1861.

JAKVIS BUILDING- N. W. Corner Baltimore and North Streets.

Bills Posted in all parts of the City With Neatness and Dispatch.

Handbills, Programmes, Cards, Circulars, etc.. etc., carefully distributed throughout the entire city. Bills
sent to our address per Express (Charges Paid) will receive prompt attention. All orders thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended to.

^^®~OFFICK— Room No 5 Jarvis Building, (up stairs,) nearly opposite Sun Iron Building. EN-
TRANCE— 122 Baltimore street, one door west of North street.

Post Office Box 1344, Baltimore.

40

ADVERTISEMENTS,

J. A. DUSHANE,

COMMISSION

n r

1

AND MANUFACTURER OF

BOOK AND NEWS PAPER,

ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,

No. 40 S. Charles street,

NEAR LOMBARD,

BALTIMOEE.

J8@" Always in store a full stock of WRITING PAPER of every size and weight.
Also, ENVELOPS, INK, MUCILAGE, PAPER BAGS and WRAPPING PAPER.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

41

WM. F. SHOREY,

PHOTOGRAPH & PORTRAIT

#^

Sa3i

iJ

OVER 87 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.

life size Portraits painted from old Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes.

CHARLES F. SIEBERT,

IMPORTER OF

Wimes, Brandies, G-ms, (&c.

GERMAN & FRENCH PRODUCE,
No. 14, N. W. COR. LOMBARD AND FRONT-STS.
BALTIMORE.

SMITH & CURLETT,

MANUFACTURERS OF

S O AP-S,

AdamLEatiae & Tallow Caadles^

COR. HOLIDAY & PLEASANT-STS.

BALTIMORE.

LEVI WEAVER,

WHOLES ALK AND RETAIL

No. 17i SH^RI^ STREET,

CORNER OF GERMAN, UP STAIRS,

BALTIMORE.

L. W. has constantly on hand, and makes to Order, all kinds of Paper Boxes, such as :

BAND BOXES,
Round
Square
Jewelers'
Druggists "

COLOGNE BOXES,

Prescription

Shoe

Pill

of all sizes,

ROPE BOARDS,
Straw '

White Bonnet '
Blue " '

Colored Paper,

WHITE LINING
Paper for Boxes,
Fancy, French,
Gold and Silver
PAPER.

^^~Country Merchants and the Trade in general, would do well to give him a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as he will sell at the very lowest market prices.

42

ADVEKTISEMENTS.

HENRY J. BAKER.

CHARLES J. BAKER.

JOSEPH ROGERS, Jr.

BAKER, BROS. & CO.

MANUFACTUREES AND IMPORTERS OF

(D

(5

WIND owe LAS S & Ci LA^SSWAKE

CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, &c

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glue, &c.

PROP'RS SALT. WINDOW GLASS AND DRUGGISTS' GLASS WORKS,

JAES, VIALS, WINE, POETEK & MINEEAL WATEE BOTTLES,

FLASKIS, I>EM:IJ0HIVS, Sec,

Nos. 32 and 34 S. CHARLES STREET,

ADVEETISEMENTS.

43

ASSOOIA_TED

OFFICE, ISo. 4 SOXJTH STR,EET.

Open Daily for the Insurance of all descriptions of Property within the Limits of the City.

WILLIAM A. HACK, President,

WM. A. HACK,
J. C. WHEEDEN,
JAMES YOUNG,
R. C. MASON.
JACOB TRUST,

N. WALKER.
ALLEN PAINE,
JAMKS GETTY.
SAMUKI, KIRK.
THOS. J. FLACK,

J. R. GEORGE, Sr.
FRANCIS BURNS.
LANCASTER OULD,
E A. MILLER.
DR. F. E. B. HINTZE.

JOHN DUKEHAET, Secretary.

P. LEIHFIELD PCRKIl^S,

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES

Nos. 205 & 207 Baltimore St.

The long experience of twenty-one year.s, connected witli all the appliances necessary
to the art of Photography, and giving it his continued personal attention, tf^gether with
the employment of none but those who are well skilled in the art for assistants, make
the reputation of these Galleries rank among the best in this country for turning out
good work. We find hundreds of persons who have sit at other places and in other
cities, who have never eucceeded in obtaining a good representation, who. when they
have sit here have been perfectly delighted. Our skylights are so arrange 1 as to give
the most delicate shadows and a perfect expression of the eye, without which all works
of Art are a bl.ank mass.

We invite all to call and examine our specimens — whether they want pictures or not
— as they are aspured they will always meet with courtesy and attention.

JP. L. PJEBKIJSS,

Nos. 205 and 207 BALTIMORE STBEET.

F 8. 3i l« € a

STEAM SCOURERS,

No. 139 FAYETTE STREET,

Between Howard and Park streets,

Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Dresses Cleaned; also. Shawls, Covers, Curtains and Carpets. Spots of
Oil, Ice Cream, Lemonade, &c., taken out without cleaning the whole.

WQ ©Kg^s TrA<^i?3 i^f^Aprr.

44

ADVERTISEMENTS

THOMAS G. BASSHOR ^ OO.

No. 26 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE,

MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM AND WATER

HEATH APPARATIIS,

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS, GREEN HOUSES, STEAMBOATS, &C.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

Wrouglit Iron Pipes, Malleable and Oast Iron Steam Fittings, Brass Work,
Steam and Vacuum Gauges, Traps, Steam and Hand Pumps, Heaters, &c.

DEALERS IN BOILERS AND ENGINES.

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER.

AGENTS FOR

CONDUCT & CO'S IMPROVED STEAM PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

ADVE UTISEMENT8.

46

W 4 Hi If 1^^

j>

No. 7 North Carey Street,

MISS CHMMIIf S-s PriacipaL

Assisted by an Efficient Corps of Teachers.

— — I ■ ■ I

PREPARATORY DEl'ARTMKNT— Spelling, Reading, Writing. Geography, Grammar, Mental and Writ-
ten AritJiraetio, Hislor.v-

SUB-JUNIOR DKPARTMKNT— Ktymology, Knglish Grammar, Geography, Universal History, Writing,
Reading, Mental and Wrilton Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Cemposition.

JUMIDR DEPARTMENT. — Knglish Grammar, Etymology, Geography, United StaUs History, MenUl and
Written Arithmetic, Reading, First I.o3sons in Elocution, Rhetoric, Composition, Natural History, Familiar
Science.

MIDDLE DEPARTMENT —Arithmetic, Algebra, Etymology, Aiici.-nt Ceography, Parsing in Prose and
Poetry, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Elocution, Rhetoric, Botany, Pliysiology, Composition, Literature.

SENIOR DEPARTMENT— Algebra, Geometry, .Mental and Moral Philosophy, Logic, Literature, Elements
of Criticism, Astronomy, Composition, Elocution.

Payment Semi-Annually in Advance.

Board and Tuition, including a full Englisli Course with Latin,

Board and Tuition, with English, ....

French, .....

Latin, .....

.Music — Piano Forte,

Use of the Piano, per quarter,

Harp, . • ■• .

Guitar, .....

Vocal Music, ....

Drawing, .....

Painting in Oil, ....

Payment Required Quarterly in Advance.

Preparatory Department, ......

Sub Junior " ••••.,

Junior " • . . .

Middle " ......"

Senior " .......

Fuel, per year, .......

Stationery, per year, .....

$300 00

. 250 00

32 00

20 00

80 00

4 00

30 GO

30 00

. ' . 24 00

40 00

$30 00
60 00
50 00
70 00
70 00
4 00
2 00

46

ADVERTISEMENTS.

|ologiiapT|lc i^nl ffialbri^B,

DEPOT FOR GOODS AND 3IATJEJRIALS

APPERTAINING TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ART,
Nos. 75 and 77 W. Baltimore St.

wm/k'^TWM^.%. mmsMmmm iiwci^is^sff.

CO

O

O

>-i

CO

CfQ

58

Meecantile College

ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
for Instruction and Practice in Bookkeeping, Mercantile Affairs, Commercial
Calculations, Business Writing and Ornamental Penman-
■(■jip ship. Visiting and Wedding Cards Written, all
'Jlmm Kinds of Ornamental Penmanship.

The imblic are particularly referred to tlif; numerous Bu.Mness Men and Practical Bookkeepers who have
availed Uieniselves of the substantial benefits of this Institution. The Principal respectfully presents a few
City References in Circulars, stating terms, &c , &o., to be had at the College or sent by mail. Address,

M H. GALLAGHER, I^rincijml,

Nos. 207 & 209 BALTIMOEE STEEET, between Charles and Light.

ADVERTISEMENTS

47

[.

Inland Route via Delaware and Raiitan. and Chesapeake and Delaware Canals. Comprising eighteen
Steamers and Barges of average capacity of 130 tons each. For the conveyance of Merchandise, Prcduce^
Packages, Horses, Calile, Carriages, Furniture and Goods, of all sorts, nl very low rates.

TIME THEOUGH 35 HOUKS.

A Steamboat leaves Baltimore Dailt, except Sunday, from No. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF.

A Steamboat leaves in like manner for Baltimore, Dailt, except Sundays, from NORTH RIVER, Pier 7.

_^^*Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York, forwarded immediately with care — Free
of all cliarges for comniission.

^^~The safiety, regularity and dispatch of this I.ine. together with the moderate rates charged, commend
it to the public as a desirable medium for conveying every description of Freight.

WESTERN FlilOIGllTS from the Baltimore and Ohio R R. Co. received at the LOCUST POINT DEPOT,
Icandled ciirtfully auil forwarded witli the utmost dispatch immediately on arrival. Through receipts can be
iilitained over this route from any of the Agents of tlie B. & O R. R. Co. for Goods deliverable in N. Y.

J. A. SHRIVE R, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait.
W. DALZELL, Agent, Pier 7 North River, N. Y.

piii[iiD[LPiiiii mmm co.

VIA CANAL.

FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF MER-
CHANDISE, PRODUCE, PACKAGES,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, FURNITURE AND
GOODS OF ALL SORTS.

PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE, i

FOR FHILA-DELT^HIi^L.

One of th'; Company's Steamboats leaves No 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF. Evirt Afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Arriving in Philadelphia at a o'clock the next morning, in ample time for the New York Trains.

FROM REEILi^DELRHIi^.

Leaves Daily, at 3 o'clock, from No 19 SOUTH WHARVi;S. Goods forwarded immediately with care—
Free of all charges lor Commission

J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait.
A. GROVES, Jr., Agent, No. 34 South Wharves, Phila.

48

A D V E E T 1 IS E M £ N T S .

G. W. GA.1L..

CHIilSTIA^IV A.JL.

G. W. QAIL & AX,

MANIJKACTXTKKRS OF AU, KINDS OF

Smoking.Fine Cut ChewingTobacco.

^IWF MB €IMftS,

Also, Importers of PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c.

isro, S3 sa.k.:r.s st:fie:e:t,

BALTI MO «]<].

G. W. GAIL, •

Baltimore.

CHRISTIAN AX,

Baltimore.

GEO. I. KUCHLER,

vVeit) York.

&AIIj.^ ax & KtJGHLiSR^

DEPOT OP

G. W. GAIL & AX'S MANUFACTURES,

Nos. 173 and 175 WATER STREET,

NEAR MAIUEN LANE,

]SrE\\r YORK

ADVERTISEMENTS. 49

HASLETT McKIM. JOHN H MoKIM.

BROTHERS McKIM,

N. E. Cor. Baltimore and Calvert streets,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.

GOVERNMENT LOANS AND SECURITIES DEALT IN.

Collections made and a general Banking Business transacted.

SCHOOLHER & BRO.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IX

REIDI MADE CLOTHING

AND

Gents' Furnishing Goods.

Nos. 37 and 39 Baltimore street,

S. E. CORNER OF FREDERICK,

B A li. T I ]V[ O R S .

^!^" Custom Work Done at the Shortest JVotiee,

.'*'•*—'■■■ —•

50

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BALTIMORE STOVE^HOUSE.

BIBB &: CO.

No. 39 LIGHT STREIST^

MANUFACTURERS OF THE

GEM ILLUMINATED

Gas Burner Fireplace Stove,

HOT-AIE rUENAOES, EE-IMPEOVED OLD DOMmON,

EANGES, CAMBOOSES, WASHINGTON, IMPEEIAL.

PAELOE STOYES AND GEATES, NOBLE, WM. PENN AND OTHEE

AGRICULTURAL CALDRON FURNACES, all Sizes.

^s-Ciistoin-Made Tin Ware.

?t^_'-jai^_iLjLi

ADVERTISEMENTS

61

S. B. SEXTON & CO.

IRON FOUNDERS, ^^<^

E-"

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pa
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MANUFACTURE AND KEEP FOR SALE

SBXTOIff'S PATENT

PARLOR GAS BURNER STOVES,

GAS BURNING COOKING STOVES & RANGES.

Sexton's Patent HAM BOILEKS, for Carrying off the Pnmes while Cooking.

Sexton's Patent COAL HOD and SIPTEE Combined.

ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST AND MOST APPROVED

GOOKIFG AND HEATIFG STOVES,

WHOLESALE AS^D RETAIL.

52

AD VEETISEMENTS,

FI RE

AND

BURGLAR-PROOF

FURNISHED WITH

Hall's best Powder & Pick-Proof Locks.

Constantly on hand a large stock of these superior
Safes, (the heroes of over 200 fires,) for sale at factory
prices by the Sole Agents,

SPEAR BROTHERS.

No. 41 S. Charles Street.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE VARIETY,
EMBRACING

Counter, Platform, Warehouse, Dor-
mant, Boiling Mill, Coal, Hay,
Cattle & Eailroad Scales.

ALSO,

EMBRACING

Apothecaries', Druggists', Grocers',

Butchers', Jewelers' & Bankers'

Scales.

The above are the Best Articles of their kind to be had.
Our stock embraces all descriptions of Weighing Appara-
tus, and we invite the attention of every one wanting a
yood article at manufacturers' prices.

SPEAR BROTHERS, Sole Agents,

No. 41 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,

EVERT SCALE WARRAHTED. (B^tLITIIKa®!^!,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

53

WHEELER & WILSON'S

At the FAIRS Of the

U. S. Agricultural Society.

American Institute,New York.

Mechanics' Assoc'n, Boston.

Franklin Institute, Phila.

Metropolitan Mechanics'In.^ti-
tute, Washington.

Mechanics' Institute, Balto.

Mechanics'Association, Cincin-
nati,

Kentucky Institute, Louisville

Mechanical Ass'n, St. Louis.

Meohanics'In3tltute,San Fran-
cisco.

^^#*®^^®%

At the STATE FAIRS Of

Maine, Ohio.

Vermont, Indiana,

Connecticut, Iowa.

-Vew York, Tennessee.

New Jersey, Illinois,

I
Pennsylvania,Kentucky,

Virginia, Michigan,

Mississippi, Wisconsin,

Missouri, California.

And at Hundreds of County

Fairs.

With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop-Check, New Hemmer, Binder. Corder, Braider, k

]Vo. S14 BALTIMLOItE STItEET.

lO€K STITCH

This Machine makes the "LOCK STITCH," and ranks highest on account of the elas-
ticity, permanence, beauty and general desirableness of tlie stitching when done, and the
wide range of its apphcation. — Report of the American Institute, Neio York,

Tlie qualities which commend the Wheeler & Wilson Machine are: 1. Beauty and
excellence of stitch alike upon both sides of the fobric sewed. 2. Strength, firmness and
durability of seam, that will not rip nor ravel, and made with — 3. Economy of thread.
4. Its attachments and wide range of application to purposes and materials. 5. Com-
pactness and elegance of model and finish. 6. Simplicity and thoroughness of construc-
tion. 7. Speed, ease of operation and management, and quietness of movement.

From the Swann Premium Committee, Mechanics' Institute, Baltimore.

The Committee award to the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, falling, as the Com-
mittee think it does, within the description of "the most practical invention adapted to
common use, to be estimated with reference to the cheapness and general utility." Tlie
Committee had a wide range allowed to them by the laws of the offer of this premium,
and have deliberated carefully before coming to their conclusion. There are three ma-
chines in the exhibition ; and in determining between them, the Ccjmmittee, guided by
the language of the offer, have chosen that which in tlieir opinion is the most likely to
come into common use, not only in large establishments, but for the purposes of daily
domestic life,

SlOO O^SH PREMIUM.

JOHN" H. B. LATROBE, Chairman, ^

JAMES MURRAY,

WM. H. KEIGHLER,

L. P CLARKE, J. OmmiUee.

Mrs. ROSS WINANS,

Mrs. R. G. WARE,

Mrs. M J. BUCK WALTER,

Office, 214 Baltimore Street, next to Oortlan & Co.

54

ADVEETISEMENTS,

EDWAED M. KEITH.

J. RUSSELL KELSO, Jr.

M. KEITH, Jr., & SON,

Manufacturers' Agents for the Sale of

HIlDWill,

Nos. 23 and 25 S. CHARLES STREET,

Offer at Lovrest Itates, ror Cash,

HARRISBURG CUT NAILS AND SPIKES,
GOSNOLD MILLS HORSE SHOES,
PARR'S TOOL CHESTS,

AMES' AND ROWLAND'S SHOVELS AND SPADES,
SHEBLE & FISHER'S FORKS,

Davenport & Mallory's Locks,

PLYMOUTH TACK & RIVET CO'S TACKS, RIVETS,

FINISHING, CLOUT AND SHOE NAILS,

SAVERY'S ENAMELED WARE,

WSIffl,! ftl.

*?

AMERICAN BUTT CO'S HINGES AND SAD IRONS,

CHARLES PARKER'S MILLS, SCALES AND SPOONS.

SCREWS, RULES, GIMLETS, BOLTS, HATCHETS, HAMMERS,
AXES, HOLLOWWARE AND CASTINGS.

/;u*

^a

:aif If Hi

And all other Articles in the

HARDWARE LINE.

^w^^sHiNaxoisr BuiLiDi:N^as.

56

ADVERTISEMENTS

THE

i)

^^^^^ORE mijij^

<*

/•

Is constantly open for the reception and care of THE SICK. The
Patients are attended by the Faculty of the University^ and nursed
by the Sisters of Charity. An addition has recently been erected,
containing commodious private apartments separate from the more
public portion of the house. Persons from a distance requiring sur-
gical treatment or operations, will find the Instituton admirably
adapted to this purpose.

Board from THREE to TEN DOLLARS per week, according to
the accommodations required.

Applications for admission may be made to

DR. J. J. IBEOKENBi^UaiT,

Eesident Physician.

ADVERTISEMEKTS

57

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,

Schiool of MediciaSc

The Annual Session begins early in October, and ends on the
first of the ensuing March.

^A(01Ji?^ ©IF (P}(lli3©,

N. K. SMITH, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
W. E. A. AIKIN, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
RICHARD McSHERRY, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medi-
cine.
C. JOHNSTON, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
SAMUEL CHEW, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.

Clinical Instruction is given in Medicine and Surgery at the "BALTIMORE INFIRMARY," an Institu-
tion of more than thirty years standing, belonging to the University, situated in its immediate neighborhood,
under the sole charge of, and attended by, the Faculty. Its wards constantly contain ample material for il-
lustrating the various forms of disease, and are open throughout the year, to all Matriculates of the School
without charge.

Anatomical material is abundant, and supplied at moderate expense. The Demonstrator, James H. But-
ler, M. D., devotes regular hours to this department of instruction.

Fees for the Full Course, $90. Practical Anatomy, $10. Matriculation, $5. Graduation, $20.

For further information apply to

GEO. W. MILTENBERGER, Dean of the Faculty,

No. 152 W. Lombard-st., Baltimore.

68 ADVEETISEMENTS.

SHEIFFIKL.D POGKBT dS: TABLG

Razors, Scissors, Butcher Knives, &c.

16 S. CHARLES STREET,

Ir^^Wade & Butcher's and Geo. Wostenholm & Son's I X L Pocket

Knives and Razors— Joseph Eodgers & Son's Scissors,

Ivory Table Knives, Carvers, &c.

"Purchasers will do well to examine our Stock of Goods before purchasing elsewhere

JOHN W. BECHTEL,

Peactical Plumbee,

AND

STOVE, FURNACE AND TIN WARE MANUFACTURER,

Also, Agent for Mott's Tubular Oven Kange,

No. 93 NORTH EUT^AV STREET,
BALTIMORE.

JOHN R. COX & POPE,

PRODUC[ & mm. COMMISSION MfRCHiNIS,

S. W. COR. HOWARD AND FAYETTE STS.

FLOUR, GRAIN, BUTTER, DRIED FRUIT, &a

REFERENCE— Western Bank of Baltimore.

ADVERTISEMENTS

69

HAVRE DE GRACE

lata, ^^ingle i llaning Milk,

• ' TUr ATVTTTXi A /-imTTTJ-C-D nxi — -^

MANUFACTURER OF

%> w

f>

FiOEMi. lAf HS,

AND WHOLESALE DEALER IX

WHITE PINE, OAK, POPLAR, NORWAY, HEMLOCK,

AND OTHER KINDS OF LUMBER.

II^I^ STUFF

J!

Of every description, Sawed to Order, on Short Notice, and in the best manner.

PLANED LUMBER & FLOORING,

Of all kinds, constantly kept on hand, and Planed to Order.

Shingles, Laths, and Peach Box Slats,

OF ALL SIZKS, MAPR TO ORDER.

Dealers and Contractors will find it to their advantage tc cnl! nt il .■ ^'i•lMl(iu■t. iv. ;ii
Havre de Grace, Md.

We also have the Machinery for manufacturing and re-slitting tliiu I •■ ■;. rjs. for all
kinds of small and large boxes.

JOHN Dubois.

60

ADVEKTISEMENTS,

JAMES YOUNG,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,

No. 114 W. BALTIMORE STREET,

OPPOSITE SUN OFFICE,
B®"Promptness, punctuality, and low prices.

T^ILLIAM H. LOCKS,

77 MURRAY, N. Y., and 4 OTIS STREET, BOSTON,
SATINETS, FLANNELS, ETC.

PRINTED, DYED AND KKFINISHED.

Office, 39 Strawberry-st.

PHILADELPHIA.

I Works are the oldest in the United 1
States, and possess unrivalled facilities. )

WHOLESALE AND EETAIL

' GILT FRAME

MANUFACTORY,

Photographers and Artists furnished with

Y41 FlA MES.

^GLASS

AT NEW YORK PRICES.

Done at the lowest figure.
Constantly on hand a Fine Assortment of

5?,MVIES- At GEO. W. HEWITT'S,

P^o. O JV. Gay Sti-eet,

BALTIMORE, MD.

A DVERTISEMENTS

61

SLLIS 6^ GAIRBIS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

<M^ C^*§V" '^^-^^ ^.'^\-- Gy^'v 4^#P G^3CM>^d Q^ Ci£.Qfi Qi^

"^^

$

QHi''J5S Cj^l'

And

PORTER, ALE AND CIDER,

Agents for Robison's Improved Phosphate of Lime,

Ho. 14 South Gay Street,

M: ART KJSTET'S

O FEET LO]VG^. PltlCE ^lO.

From entirely new surveys of the whole State. The only perfect, complete and reliable Map of MARYLAND
yet published. Also, for sale Maps of Maryland Counties, of

frederick, washington, cecil, kent, howard. anne arundel,

prince george's, carroll and montgomfrt.
sim:on j. ]mar,te]vet.

No. 6 South Street, Baltimore.

mmm

LIIVE

FOR

Chester River!

STEAMER CHESTER, Captain E. S. L. Young. STEAMER GEORGE LAW, Captain Crosby.
STEAMER ARROW, Captain Sharp.

Either of the above Steamers leave LIGHT STREET WHARF, foot of Conway Street, EVERY MORNING,
at 7 o'clock, for KENT ISLAND, QUEENSTOWN, GREY'S INN CREEK, CORSICA CREEK, BOOKER'S
WHARF, ROLPH'S WHARF, CHESTERTOWN and CRUMPTON.

H. B. SLAUGHTER, Proprietor.
JAMES F. M. WOODALL, Agent.

(O R I a I N A i_ .)

aiLiaouR's

NEW YORK DINING SALOON

Tlie Larg-est and. Cheapest in the City.

MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

WINES AND LIQUORS OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY,

125 ¥. BALTIMOKE-ST., 0pp. American and Clipper Offices,

JOSEPH RUTHERFORD, Proprietor.

62

ADVERTISEMENTS,

m

WW

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m

Ml

fl S

^1

FOR YOUNG LADIES,

131 ST. PAUL-ST., between Monmnent and Centre-sts.

m% Mwat

f^

\imtt

The Scliolastio Tear Commences on the Second Monday in September, and
Closes the Last Friday in June.

J|®°For Terms, References, &c., see Grculara at principal Bookstores in the city.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

63

jrA.S. O'BRIEN,

(Successor to EICHAED LILLY,)

m 1 ©)

D

SJl T^

©S)

IiEM:OVEr> TO

No. 64 W. Fayette-st., between Calvert and North-sts.
STICKNEY & CO.

MANUFACTUKERS OF

Pig Iron and Railroad Wheel Iron,

LAZARETTO FURXACE, CLINTOX STREET, CANTOJT,

AND DEALKRS IS

PIG IRON, NAILS & CUMBERLAND COAL.

OFIICE, No. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE.

F. J. EUTH.

HEifET riEMrua.

liUTH & IPlEMING,

PACKERS OP

,\(S&

AND

ALSO,

FRUITS OF ALL KINDS,

N. E. Cor. Aliceanna and Chester-sts.

^^r.

64

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITIM© I

JManufacture Estatolislied 1818.

The quality of this Ink has been tested for more than forty yeajs. During this
time, it has constantly increased in public favor and patronage, and is now the leading
article in the country. The proprietors annex a few of many Testimonials received
from parties who have used it for more than a quarter of a century, and whose opportu-
nity and qualifications for judging correctly of its merits will not lae questioned.

Registey of Deeds Office, Boston, January 10, 1859.
Messrs. Matnard & Noyes, Gentlemen : I am glad that longer use of your Writing
Ink enables me to repeat the testimony given in its favor many years ago. I have used
it in this office thirty-seven years, and my oldest records are as legible and black as ichen
first written. This rare quality for permanence, renders it invaluable for State and Coun-
ty Records and all mercantile purposes, where it is important that the writing should
remain legible and unchanged in color by the lapse of time.

Henry Alline, Register of Deeds.

BowDOiN Public School, Boston, January 7, 1857.
Messrs. Maynaed & Noyes, Gentlemen : I have used your Ink in the Writing Depart-
ment of this School the past thirty years, and take great pleasure in renewing my tes-
timonial of its superior quality. It flows freely from the pen, its color is brilliant and
permanent, and it combines all the necessary and desirable qualities of good Ink.

Jas. Robinson, Writing Master.

The following extract of a letter from a well-known and long established Bookseller
in Dover, N. H., is like many others often received, and will be found to express the
opinion and correspond with the experience of a larger number in the business.

After trying various kinds of Ink, most of my customers come back to yours. I am
tired of the miserable compounds offered every Httle while, jiretending to be superior to
all other Inks, and will have nothing further to do with them. I have used your Ink
on my books over twenty-six years, and my customers can see how it stands against
time. Entries made in 1832 are as fresh as those made during the year.

Dover, N. H., October 16, 1858. E. J, Lane.

The following Testimonial from Dr. Chilton, is added as a supplement to any of his
previous tests.

From experiments instituted by me, in 1855 and 1856, and repeated within the past
six months, I am fully satisfied that Maynard & Noyes' Writing Ink is entitled to the
pre-eminence it has always sustained for Legibility and Permanence of color.

New York, May 11, 1858. James R. Chilton, M. D., Chemist,

The above popular Ink, together with BLUE, RED, CARMINE, and COPYING
INK, WRITING FLUID and INK POWDER, is for sale by the principal Book-
sellers, Stationers, and Paper Dealers in Baltimore.

65 ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES D. DE FORD & CO.

37 SOUTH G^Y STREET,

BALTIMORE,

commission mcRGHANTs^

FOR THE SALE OF

MANQFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

OF BALXIIktORE,

<3'

IN THIS CITY OR ELSENA/HERE,

ON PLEASING TERMS, AT LOWEST RATES.

ANDREW REESE, President.

M. BENZI.VfiER,
K. H. PERKI.VS,
SRORGE P. THO

G. HAELAN WILLIAMS, Secretary.

JAMES M. POUDER, AAROX FEXTON, M. BENZI.VfiER, S. T. HATCH

WM (i. POWER, CHARLES HOFFMAN, E. H. PERKI.VS, 0 H ROOERS

SAMUEL R. SMITH, H. J. WERDEBAUGH, GEORGE P. THOMAS, .1. S. JENKINS

OFPICE, S. E. COENER OF SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS.

GHARLBS FARIIffGER^

MANUFACTURER OF

14 Constitution Street, and 5 Liberty Alley,

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,

groiv«, f eUouT, ^alt ^XJmv, (^UmimX, mm and |ancj| ^oapjsi,

WHICH HE WILL SELL ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS,

MAYGER & SHAFFER,

PATTERN MAKERS AND IRON FOUNDERS,

40 E. m:oivum:e]xt sti^eet, balti^iore,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Portable and Stationary Steam Engines, Grist, Saw and Sugar Mills.

Constantly on hand MILL GEARING. HEAVY AND LIGHT PULLEYS, HANGERS and SHAFTINGS,
ami all sizes of WATER STOPS and PIPES. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. All kinds of
BOILERS and TANKS made to oidt-r.

Also, CAST IRON ARCHITECTURAL WORK of Every Description, Made and Put Up,

Such as House Kronts, Cornices, Trusses, Brackets, (iirders, Beams, Window and Door Caps, Columns,

Posts, &c. Plain and Ornamental Kailing and Two-Inch Water Pipes always on hand.

66

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN W. MAXWELL, Jr.

€3

S

M
M

r^

11

C|i£>2M>

Gi^^ <3yo

HoJH

Of Every Description at the Lowest Market Price.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

67

^as. F. Shcmas.

"Wharles WM.

€^??ia^

IIKHBS.

£fo.. /7e (Eoyltimore Street,

lAlf IM©11

64U hnds of
^cuyht and Sold at ffest Tiates. 64Iso^

SOUTHERN BANK NOTES, BONDS AND STOCKS,

Bcuf/ht and Scid en ^^cmmissicn.

niii

rii

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

AND

ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 73 1?ir. BALTimORE STRBET^

ABOVE OAir,

WHERE MAY BE FOUND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

,j?

OP THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.

J^^'k Large Assortment of Goods in the Piece, which will he Made to Order in the Latest and Best

Manner. Also,

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

68

A D VERT IS EM E NTS.

FURNITURE WAREROOMS,

101 N. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, Up Stairs,

MANUFACTURER OF

OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,

Also, in IMITATION OF ALL KINDS OF WOODS; ORNAMENTAL SUITS, of every color i:
DINING ROOM FURNITURE of every variety ; PILLOWS and BOLSTERS ;

CURLED HAIR & HUSK MATTRESSES, and a general assortment of CANE SEAT C5aAIRS.

^^"1 Manufacture my Furniture Expressly for Retail Sales.

RICHARDSON & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

f ll^

L. 1

mc„».,

AND LUBRICATING OILS,

Warehouse— 7 Mercer-st. Factory— Wine-st.

S-^rtliifr Smory.

j/chn /J. Sqerkn.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

FOREIGN AND DOMKHTIC

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

BALTIMORE.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

69

F. ROSENDORN,

GOLD AND SILVER SMITH

No. 11 LTOHT STREET,

ICf^Particular attention paid to all Orders.

C. E. R.^U,

No. 20 MeCLELLAN'S ALLEY, near Sharp Street,

Between Baltimore and Fayette, TI^ArLi^nMTCO^yglT^g

D)^

ANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF

IN ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT AND SILVER.

Keeps constantly on hand and makes to order all of the above named articles. Counters and Store Fix-
tures made to order. Country Mercljants are particularly invited to call and examine his stock.

.^©^GLASSES, all sizes, inserted in Bow Windows and Show Oases.
^rORDERS PROMPTLY EXKCUTKU AT SHORT XOTICE.

STS AMED

FRESH COVE OYSTERS

Put up by A. FIEILD^ Baltimore,

At his Old Established Stand,
No. 309 WEST LOMBARD STREET,

bese Oysters retain all their Original Flavor and Tonghness,

.^^~ Warranted to keep Twelve Months in any Climate.

70 ADVERTISEMENTS.

^ GENERAL EXPRESS ^

WAmM)

OF

CURRENCY, SPECIE, JEWELRY, BONDS,

AND VALUABLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

PARCELS, BAGGAGE, &c., &c.

EXPRESSES ARRIVE AND DEPART DAILY TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES

NORTH, EAST, WEST & SOUTH.

This Company has recently extended its Connections throughout the ENTIRE SOUTH, and are pre-
pared to Forward with

SAFETY AND DISPATCH, AND AT MODERATE RATES,

To all points in the above directions,
ClX^r OFFICER:

164 Baltimore Street,

227 and 229 S. Howard Street,

Calvert Station & Norfolk Boat Wharf.

At either of the ahove places general information and rates will he given.

®1®11S 1® ill! f @1 i®®lS

Should lt>e left at No. 104 Baltimore Street.

Wagons make Calls up to SIX o'clock P. M.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Catablisbed 1837.

Mug ^ l^uMisIjing df staWis^ment,
Book, Paper and Stationery Store,

Marble Building, 183 Baltimore street, Baltimore.

Medals awarded by the Maryland Institute, for Printing, Book-binding and Bank Checks.
By the Metropolitan Institute, Vfa.sh\ngton, a Diploma for superior Blank Books.

€^

MURI^HY & CO.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALBK8 IN

Books, Paper, Blank Books, Stationery, &c.

Constantly on hand, a large and well selected sto ck of

'School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books, &c.
Foreign Books: a large and varied stock, to which constant ad-
ditions are made by direct importation. Foreign Books imported to order.

Blanh Boohs^ Paper, Stationery, Sfc.

ComprisiBK * largo assortment of JSnqlUh, French, and American Letter, Cap and Note Papers, Ennelopt;
JnJi,, Gold and Steel Pens, Copying Pres.ee, Copying Books, Ac. dc, of the b.st quaUt.e..

BLANK BOOKS, of every Description, made to Order, in superior styles.

on TQE rsEXISES.

Print to Oudeb
at abort notice :

Bill-JIcatls

Drafts

Promissory Notes

Sank CliccJa

Bilt-i Exchange

Blanh Deeds

Cashiers' Blanlu

Bills of Lading

Lata Blanks

Law Bri^s

Books

Pamphlets

Catalogues, dec.

Keep constantly

on liand and make

to order :

Day Books

Cash Books

Blotters

Check Books

Copying Books

BLANK BOOKS, witU PRINTED HEADINGS, &c.

Made to order to any style, or pattern of Ruling, in a superior manner, at the shortest notice. Long eipcrienc, and
unsurpassed facilities, in having this class of work Printed, Jiuled, Pag ed and Bound, omui
•nable us to execute aU orders in this line in a Very superior style, at remarkably low rales
MURPHY'S UNALTERABLE STEREOGRAPHIC, and PLAIN BANK CHECKS,
In every Tariety;PROMisS0RT tfoTBS. DRATTi. Bills or E x e n A w G E. Bills or Lading,
Blank Deeds, Comkercial and Latt Blanks, tc. kept constantly on hand, or Printed to order.
^S' ^itl '«*« pleaaurt in announcing that they have completed tJieir
arrangements, ly tchich they are nou enabled to keep eonstan'ly on hand
a large, and choice a.isortment o/ everything required in connection
with the Book akd Stationery Business. They deem it un-
necessary to enlarge on the advantages, convenience, and saving of time and
expense, which this combination and concentration of stock affords to Book-
sellers, Colleges, Schools, Libraries, itc. tie, in being able to pur-
chase everything at aneplace, «( the very Lowest Ra tes. Wholesale and Hetait.

ilaitt & (Dvmimetttal '^aofe & gaft frintrng,

BOOKBINDING and RULING,

Of every description, executed in the very best manner, at the lowest rates.

Ilaving united with their Bookstore, in the same building, an extensive Print-
ing Office and BooKBiNDERr, well supplied with the most approved materials
and experienced workmen, enable them to offer superior advantages and induce-
ments for the prompt, crire/ul and correct execution of every description of Book
and Job Printing, Book- Binding and Kuling, well worthy the attention of all
who may require anything in this line. jg^-Partioular attention paid to FINE
WORK for Banking and other Institutions, Insurance, Railroad, Steamboat,
Transportation, and other Joint Stock Companies, PuV.ic Offices, etc.

JpjimrftiSaisni!

For nearly twenty years Itail Road and Coimnercial Printing have constituted an important branch of our business.
Our experience, combined wit! extensive facilities, consisting of the most approved Machinery, large fmils of Typ«,
of the latest and most appro* d styles ;Bordebs, Enop. atikos. Ornaments, to. especially adapted for
Rail Road and CoMMBfjciAL Work; also, large fonts of Figures, of all sizes, suitable for Freight and
Passenger Tariffs, Tabular WonK, ic. tc, and keeping constantly on hand a large stock of Card Corads
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CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,

AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES,

Aler Jolirij pump maker, 45 n Paca

Bany William R. (F. B. Loney & Co.) 307

Lexington
Bates Franklin, manufacturer of hoisting ma-
chines, &c. East Falls av near Pratt-st.
'bridge, dw 378 e Baltimore
Brown Robert, 168 w Biddle
Brown William Z. clerk, 168 w Biddle
BRYANT, STRATTON & CO. commercial
college, Law buildings, cor St, Paul and
Lexington
BoUman John W. civil and constructing en-
gineer, cor Clinton and Second av
Buxbaum Benj. S. clerk, 157 n Eden
Chanuy Floyd, 244 w Baltimore, dw 183 w

Hoffman
Cbaney & Randall, dry goods, 254 w Balbi-

more
Conkluig Willam H. bookkeeper, 263 Madi-
son av'
Conklinfr Capt. Wm. H. 2G3 Madison av
Creamer Uavid, lumber merchant, s e cor

Monument and Ensor
Davidson Marshall, 48 Saratoga
Didier Henry A. insurance agent, 65 Second
Dillon A. H.jr. insurance agent, 58 Exchange

place, dw 179 w Biddle
Dittell D. S. clerk, 228 n Charles
DUTROW C. F. wholesale dealer butter,

cheese, &c. 1 Guilford
EUicott Andrew, 109 n Charles
Ellicott Evan T. jr. (H. W. Ellicott & Bro.)

109 n Charles
ELLICOTT H. WM. & BRO. (H- W. El-
licott, Evan T. Ellicott, jr.) Maryland blast
furnace, foot of Cross-st.
Ellicott H. Wm. (E. W. Ellicott & Bro.) 109

n Charles
Ettinger Geo. M. teacher, 173 Conway
Ewing J. H. attorney, 11 Law buildings, dw

cor St, Paul and Mulberry
FuUon Alexander, agent associated press,

552 w Fayette
Ganssoin Eugene, mining engineer, 89 n

Broadway
G^ssavvay & Hooper, manufacturers of the

Ashland flour, 70 Spear's wharf
Gross & Hoffman, (H. P. Gross, G. W.
Huffman,) dealers in tobacco, cigars, &c.,
427 w Baltimore

Gross H. P. (Gross & Hoffman,) 444 \y

Fayette
Hachiel John C. bookkeeper, 196 Penna. aV
Harper William, gent's furn. goods, a e cor.

Eutaw and Saratoga
HARRINGTON & MILLS, looking glass

and frame manufacturers, and furnishing

goods, 140 w Baltimore
Harrison Nerval M. clerk, 54 Saratoga
Hart Margaret, 22 n Strieker
Hart M. wood engraver, over 219 w Balti''

more
Hawkins Wm. office 4 Bank of Baltimore,

dw 128 Cathedral
Hild George J. clerk, 127 n Eutaw
Hoffman G. W. (Gross & Hoffman,) 444 w

Fayette
Hopkins Mrs. J. S. 48 Saratoga
Jenkins G. Taylor, office 4 National Bank of

Baltimore buildi)ig, dw 69 Cathedral
Kahler Adam, flour, feed, &c. 365 w Balti-
more, dw 48 Pearl
Kimberly Harry, soap and candle factory, 27

and 29 Buren
Leach Mrs. Edward J. 54 Saratoga
Price Dr. Elias C. office cor Saratoga and

Sharp, dw 110 n Eutaw
Riddle H. R. cashier National Exchange

Bank, dw 170 Park
Robinson Davenport, foreman. Stiles near

Exeter
Rosendorn Francis, gold and silver plater, 11

Light, dw 23?i Montgomery

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PAGE.

Ad(litii)ns, Alteratious and Correc-
tions, .... back of Title.
Advertisements, Index to, . . 9

Almshouse, ..... 613
Appendix, . . . from 595 to 618
Atbenajum, ..... 612
Baltimore Association for the Improve-
ment of the Condition of the Poor, 612
Baltimore Gymnasium, . . 611

Banks, 605

Board of Trade, . . . . 613

Boundaries of Wards, . . . 617
Business Directory, . from 513 to 672
Cfitonsviile and Ellicotts Mills Railway, 610'
Cemeteries, . . . . .613
ChiKlrea's Aid Society, . . 612

Churclies, ..... 614*
City Government, . . . 595

City Passenger Railway, . . 609

City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 598
Colored Persons, . . . . 467

Commissioners of Public Schools, . 596
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, . . 6 10

Corn and Flour Exchange, . . 613

Courts, 603

Custom House, .... 599

Dispensaries, . . . . ,613
Express Companies, . . . 609

Fire Department, .... 598
Gas Light Companies, . . . 613

Germania Club, . . . .612
Government of the United States, 595

Government of the State of Maryland, 595
Hibernian Society of Baltimore, . 612

Home of the Friendless, . . . 613

612

PAGE.

Infirmaries, Hospitals, (tc, . . 61S
List of Names of Residents, from 17 to 512
Map of the City of Baltimore, cor-
rected to date, in front of . 17

Markets 594

Maryland College of Pharmacy, . 613

Maryland Gas Company, . . 613

Maryland Hospital fur the Insane, 613

Maryland Institute, . . . 612

Masons, 610

Members of the City Council, . . 596

Merchants Exchange and News Rooms, 612
Names too late for insertion, &c., back of Title

Notaries Public,

Odd Fellows, (I. 0 ) .

Post Office, ....

Preface, .....

Public Schools, (Location and Teach

ers of.) ....
Railroads, ....
Red Men, (Improved Order,) .
Red Men, (Independent Order,)
Resident Commissioners, .
Societies, ....
Sons of Temperance,
Stages, ....

Stamp Duties,

Steamers and Steamboats, .
Street Directory,
Telegraphs, ....
Typographical Union No. 12, .
United American Mechanics,
United Ancient Order of-Druids
United Brothers, (I. 0.)
Water Board, . .

York Road Railway, .

610

610

599

3

597

607

611

611

61

610

611

609

601

608

573

609

612

611

611

611

612

610

/^

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Adjusters of Averages,

Agents — Mercantile,

Agents — Advertising, . . . .

Agents — General

Agents — Insurance, . . . .

Agents — Property and Collectors,

Agents — Real Estate,

Agricultural Implements,

Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and Pho-
tographs, .....

Antiquarian Books, &c..

Apothecaries and Chemists,

Architects and Civil Engineers,

Artists

Artists' Materials, ....

Artificial Flowers,

Attorneys at Law, ....

Auction and Commission Merchants,

Bacon Dealers, . . , .

Bag Manufacturers,

Bakers, ....

Band Box Manufacturers,

Bankers, ....

Banks, ....

Banks — National,

Banks — Savings,

Basket Makers,

Bel! Founders,

Bell Hangers, ....

Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights,

Block and Pump Makers, .

Boarding Houses,

Boat Builders, .....

Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw
Goods, .....

Book Binders, ....

Booksellers, Stationers, and Publishers,

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac-
turers— Retail, ....

Boots and Shoes — Ladies,

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac-
turers— Wholesale,

Bottlers

Brass Founders, ....

Brewers, ......

Brooms, Baskets and Woodenware
Dealers, . . . .

PAGE.

PAGE.

513

Brickmakers,

521

513

Britannia Ware Manufacturers,

521

513

Brokers — Exchange, Bill, Real Estate

513

and Stock,

521

. 513

Brokers — Merchandise and Shipping,

522

513

Brush Manufacturers and Dealers,

522

. 513

Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers,

522

514

Butchers, ....

522

Butter Dealers,

524

514

Cabinet Makers,

524

514

Cap Makers,

. 525

514

Cards — Machine,

525

. 515

Carpenters and Builders,

. 525

515

Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.,

526

515

Carpet Weavers,

. 526

. 515

Carriage and Coach Makers,

526

515

Carvers and Gilders,

526

517

Cement and Plaster,

. 526

. 517

Chair Makers, ....

. 526

517

Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals,

526

517

China, Glass and Queensware,

527

. 517

Chiropodists,

527

518

Claim Agents, .

. 527

518

Cloaks and Mantillas,

527

518

Clocks, ....

. 527

518

Clothiers — Children,

528

518

Clothiers — Wholesale,

527

518

Clothiers — Retail,

. 527

518

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.,

528

. 518

Coal Dealers,

528

518

Coal Oil and Lamps, .

528

. 519

Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders,

529

510

Collar Makers,

529

Commercial Colleges,

.629

. 519

Commission Merchants,

529

519

Commissioners of Deeds,

. 532

, 519

Companies — Miscellaneous,

532

Composition Roofing, .

. 532

519

Confectioners and Fruiterers,

532

. 520

Confectioners and Fruiterers — Wholesale, 533

Consuls and Vice-Consuls,

. 533

520

Conveyancers, - . . . .

533

521

Coopers, .....

. 533

521

Coppersmiths and Works,

533

521

Cork Cutters, ....

. 534

Corset Makers, ....

534

521

Cotton Brokers

. 534

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.

vu

Cotton Dealers,
Cotton Yarn, &c.,
Cotton and Woolen Goods,
Cuppers and Leachers,
Curled Hair Manufacturers,

PAGE.

534
. 534

534
. 534

534

Curriers and Leather and Findings

Dealers, 534

Cutlers, 534

Dancing AcAdemies, .... 534

Dentists, 534

Dental Depot 535

Distillers, 535

Dispensaries, ..... 535

Drawing Instruments, . . . 535

Dressmakers, ..... 535

Druggists — Wholesale, . . . 535

Dry Goods — Retail 535

Dry Goods — Wholesale, . . . 536

Dyers and Scourers, . . . 536

Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs, . . 536

Earthen and Stoneware Manufacturers, 536

Edge Tools, 536

Embroideries and Laces, . . . 536

Engines and Boilers .... 537

Engine and Locomotive Builders, . 537

Engravers, ..... 537

Ethereal Oil. Alcohol and Camphine, . 537

Express Forwarders, . . . 537

Fancy Goods — Retail, . . . 537

Fancy Goods— Wholesale, . . . 537

Fertilizers, 538

File and Rasp Manufacturers, . . 538

Fire Engine Hose Manufacturers, . 538

Fish Dealers, 538

Fish Inspectors, .... 538

Fishing Tackle, Twine, &c., . . 538

Flag Manufacturers, . . . 533

Florists, 538

Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers, 538

Forwarding, 539

Fresco Painters, .... 539

Fringe Manufacturers, .... 539

Furniture Dealers, .... 539

Gardeners 539

Gas Fitters 539

Gas, 540

Gas Metre Makers, .... 540

Gaugers, ...... 540

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Whole-
sale, ...... 540

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Retail, 540

Glass Dealers, ..... 540

Glass Manufacturers, .... 540

Glass Stainers, ..... 540

Gloves, Hosiery, Worsted, &c., . . 541

Gold and Silversmiths, . . . 541

PACK.

Gold Pen Manufacturers, . . 541

Grain Dealers, ..... 542

Grocers — Retail, .... 541

Grocers — .Wholesale and Commission, 542

Guano Dealers, .... 543

Gun Manufacturers and Dealers, . 543

Hair Dressers, .... 544

Hardware — Retail 543

Hardware — Wholesale, . . . 544
Hat and Cap Manufacturers, . . 544
Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods-
Retail 544

Hats, Caps, Furs, &c. — Wholesale, . 544

Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c. . 545

Hide and Leather Dealers, . . 545

Hotels, 545

Hoop Skirt Manufacturers, . . 546

House Furnishing Goods, , . 546

Ice Dealers, . . . . , 546

Importers, 546

India Rubber Goods 548

Instrument Makers, . . . 548

Insurance Companies, .... 548

Iron Fence Railing, .... 548

Iron and Steel Dealers, . . . 548

Iron Founders, .... 548

Iron Furnaces, 548

Japanners, 549

Jewelers 549

Junk Dealers, 549

Lamps and Oil, 549

Lime 549

Liquor and Wine Dealers, . . . 549

Liquors and Wines — Wholesale, . 550

Lithographers, 550

Livery and Hack Stable, . . 550

Locksmiths, 551

Looking Glass and Picture Frame Man-
ufacturers, ..... 551
Lumber Merchants, .... 551
Machine Sewing, .... 551

Machinists, 551

Malsters, 553

Manufacturers, 552

Manufacturers and Machinists' Supplies, 553

Marble and Stone Workers,

Matches, .

Merchant Tailors,

Military Goods,

Millers,

Milliners,

Millinery Goods,

Millwrights,

Mineral Water,

Morocco Manufacturers.

Music and Musical Instruments,

553
553
553
554
554
554
555
555
555
555
555

Vlll

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PAGE.

PAGE.

Music Teachers

555

Sewing Machines,

. 566

Nails, Brads, Spikesj &c., .

. 555

Ship Builders and Marine Railway,

566

Naval Stores, .....

555

Ship Joiners,

. 566

Newspapers, ....

. 555

Ship Smiths, ....

566

News and Periodicals,

555

Shipping Masters,

. 566

Nightmen, .....

. 555

Shipping Merchants,

566

Notaries Public, ....

556

Shirt Manufacturers,

. 566

Nurses and Midwifes,

. 556

Shoe Findings,

567

Oil Companies,

556

Show Case Manufacturers,

. 567

Oil Dealers,

556

Show Cards, . . . " .

567

Opticians,

. 556

Silk Weavers,

. 567

Organ Builders,

556

Silver Platers, ....

567

Ornamental Plasterers,

. 556

Silversmiths,

. 567

Oyster Dealers, ....

. 556

Soap and Candle Manufacturers,

567

Packing Houses, .

557

Spice Mills,

. 567

Packing Bex Makers,

557

Steamship Lines,

567

Painters — House and Sign,

. 557

Steam Planing Mills,

. 567

Paints, Oils, &c.,

557

Steam and Water Heating,

567

Paper Box Manufacturers,

. 558

Steam Sugar Refiners,

. 368

Paper Hangings, ....

558

Stencil Cutters,

567

Paper Sheathing,

. 558

Storage Warehouses,

. 567

Paper Stock,

558

Stove Dealers, ....

567

Paper Warehouses, ....

558

Surveyors, ....

. 568

Pawnbrokers, > . ...

. 558

Sutler's Stores, ....

568

Photographers, ....

558

Tailors' Trimmings,

. 568

Photograph Albums,

558

, Tanners,

568

Photographers Stock,

558
. 558-^

' Tea Dealers,

. 568

Physicians

Telegraphs, ....

568

Piano Dealers and Manufacturers,

561

Tin and Sheet Iron Workers,

. 568

Pickling and Preserving,

. 561

Tin Plate and Metals,

570

Plumbers,

561

Tobacco and Cigars — Retail,

. 569

Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manufac-

Tobacco Dealers and Manufacturers —

turer,

561

Wholesale, ....

569

Potteries

. 561

Toilet Articles,

. 570

Printers — Book and Job, .

561

Trimmings, Laces, &c..

570

Printers— Copperplate,

. 562

Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.,

570

Produce Dealers

562

Turners, .....

570

Provision Dealers,

. 562

Type Founders,

. 570

Pump Makers, ....

563

Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers,

570

Railways, ....

563

Undertakers, ....

570

Ranges and Furnaces,

563

Upholsterers, ....

. 571

Regalia Makers,

. 563

Variety Stoers, ....

571

Restaurants, ....

. 563

Varnish Dealers,

. 571

Rolling Mills

.'564

Veterinary Surgeons,

571

Roofers, .....

. 564

Vinegar Makers,

. 571

Rope Makers and Ship Chandlers, .

564

Watches and Jewelry,

571

Saddle and Harness Makers,

. 564
565^

Weighers, ....

. 571

Saddlery Hardware,

Whips and Canes,

571

Salt Dealers,

. 565

Wig Makers, • ...

. 571

Safes — Fire Proof, ....

565

Wire Workers,

572

Sail Makers,

. 565

Wood Dealers.

. 572

Saloons — Lager Beer,

565

Wooden and Willow Ware,

572

Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers,

565

Wool Dealers,

. 572

Saw and Planing Mills,

565

Wrought Iron Tubes,

572

Scales, ....

. 565

Yeast Makers,

. 572

Seed Stores, ....

566

Miscellaneous, ....

572

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attorney At Law.

Wm. Daniel .... 31

Bill Posting.

J. W. Harper & Co. . . .39

Bone Dust Manufacturer.

Joshua Horner . . . .29
Boots and Shoes.

George F. Fisher ... 33

David J. Ross, front inside cover page.
Brass Ware.

AugustWagner . . . .33
Bankers.

John S. Gittings & Co. . .26

Brothers McKim ... 49

Barrel Factory.

Kimball, Shaffer & Co. . . 31

Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c.

Ellis & Cairns .... 61
Charles F. Siebert . . . 41

J. Ruppert .... 16

Bristle Dealers.

Wm. Wilkens & Co. . . 28

Brewers.

John Baier .... 22

Brokers— Stock and Bill.

Brothers McKim ... 49

John S. Gittings & Co. . . 26

Card Engravers.

Stork & Gillespie ... 8

Carriages for Hire.

Cyrus Martin .... 35
Cement, Plaster, Sio.

J. Henry Giese

bottom lines on inside pages.

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.

Baker Bros. & Co. . . . 42

G. & N. Popplein, Jr. . . 19

Aug. G. Meyer & Co.,

bottom lines on inside pages.
China, Glass, &c.

Nicholas Stein .... 20

Cigars, Tobacco, &c.

Charles D. Deford & Co. . .65
G. W. Gail & Ax . . . 48

Gail, Ax & Kuchler ... 48
S. Rosenfeld & Co. . . .32
Wm. Welsh & Sons ... 9
H. Wilkens & Co. ... 21
Clothiers.

Smith Bros. & Co., top lines inside pages.
B. Stine, . . . . 67

George McKendree Teal . . 6
Noah Walker & Co. . . 55

Schoolherr & Bro. ... 49

Coal Oil.

Nicholas Stein, . . .20

Commercial and Mercantile
Colleges.

Gallagher's Mercantile College, . 46

Coopers.

Kimball, Shaffer & Co., . . 31

J. Ruppert, ... 16

Commissioner of Deeds.

Wm. Daniel, . . .31

Commission Merchants.

John R. Cox & Pope, . . 58

Fiol, Toscano & Co., (Havana,) 13

Thomas H. Evans & Co. . . 31
J. Henry Giese,

bottom lines on inside pages.
Henry T, Taylor, . . 31

Curled Hair Manufactory.

Wm. Wilkins & Co. . . 28

Cutlery.

Canfield Bro. & Co. . .4

Kleppish Brothers, . . 58

Dancing and Waltzing Academy.
Charles L. Spies, . . .20

Dental Depot.

Charles H. Cowman, . . 13

Dining Saloons.

Martin's Miller's Hotel, . 35

Gilmour's . . . .61

X

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE.

Dry Goods,

J. Eichelberger & Co. . . 12

Dye Woods, Drugs, &c.

R. J. Baker, . • .17

En graver— Wood .

Marx M. Hart 62

Engineers and Machinists.

Denmead & Son, . . 38

Mayger & Shaffer, ... 65

Hazlehurst& Co. ... 29

Edward Norwood, . . .20

Peter Walther, ... 29

Murray, Clark & Co., . . 38

Express Companies.

Adams Express Company, . • 70

Fancy Goods.

Canfield Bro. & Co 4

George W. Brown, ... 28
Lawrence D. Dietz i^ Co.

leaf fronting Business Directory
W. R. Johnson, . . . .34
Jacob Knipp, Jr. ... 18

Leonard Passano, .... 2

Fertilizers.

R. J. Baker, .... 17

Flag Dealers.

J. W. Loane, .... 23

Sisco Brothers, ... 27

Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
J. Henry Giese,

bottom lines on inside pages

Furniture, &c.

Hiss & Bro. ... 18

R. W. Heywood, . . .68

Gas Fitting and Fixtures.

August Wagner, . . 33

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.,

leaf fronting Business Directory
W. P. Masee & Co. . .1

Leonard Passano, . . .2

Gilt Frames, Mirrors, &c.

G. W. Hewitt, . . .60

Glassware.

W.R.Johnson, . . 34

Baker Bros. & Co. . . 42

Goldsmiths.

Canfield Brother & Co.
F. Rosendorn,
Gunsmith.

Merrill, Thomas & Co.,

back inside cover
Harness.

James O'Brien,

4
69

63

PAGK.

Hardware and Cutlery.

M. Keith, Jr., & Son, . . 54

Hoisting Machines.

James Bates, . ... 3

Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c.
Lawrence D. Dietz &c Co.

leaf front of Business Directory
Louis Felber, . . .9

Jacob Knipp, Jr., . . 18

Leonard Passano, ... 2

Hotels and Eating Houses.

Gilmour's . . ' . 61

Martin's Miller's Hotel, 35

House Furnishing Goods, &c,

Solomon J. Kann, . . 8

Infirmaries.

Baltimore Infirmary, . . 56

Insurance.

Associated Fireman's Insurance Co. 43
Baltimore Life Insurance Co. . 30
Brooklyn Life Insurance Co. . 33

Fireman's Insurance Company of

Baltimore 30
Howard Fire Insurance Co. . 65

New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Boston and New York,
back inside cover.
E. J. Richardson & Sons,

back outside cover.
Union Fire Insurance Company. 9

Iron Works.

A. & W. Denmead & Son, . 38

Hazlehursl & Co. . . 29

Mayger & Shaffer, ... 65
Murray, Clark & Co. . . .38
Stickney & Co. . 63

Liquors, Wines, Porter, &c.

Ellis & Cairns, . . .61

Johnson &f Behr, . . 37

J. Ruppert, . . ♦ . 16

Chas. F. Siebert, . . 41

Livery and Sale Stables.

Cyrus Martin, . . . ' 35

Lumber.

John Du Bois, Port Deposit, . 59

Machinists, &c.

A. & W. Denmead & Son, . 38

Geo. Page & Co., * . .15

Mayger & Shaffer, . . 65
Peter Walther, ... 29

Hazlehurst & Co. . . .29

Murray, Clark .^ Co. . . 38

Malt and Hops.

John Boyd, . . .13

Map of Maryland.

S. J.Martenet, . . • . 61

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Xl

Marble Works.

Jolin W.Maxwell, jr., . . 66

Hugh Sissoii, ... 1

Matches.

T. H. Alexander& Co., . . 23
Xftilitary Goods.

Canfield, Bro. .^ Co.,. . . 4

Jacob Gmiiider, . . .12

Sisco Brothers, ... 27

Music Publisher.

Henry McCaffrey, . . 32

Nautical Goods, &c.

Peter Walther, ... 29

Notions, Hosiery, &c.

Lawrence D, Dietz i^Co., leaf front
of Business Directory
J. Eichelberger & Co. . . 12

Jacob Knipp, jr. . . 18

Leonard Passano, . , .2

Oil Company.

J. H. iSimonds, Franklin, Venango,
Co., Pa., page front of Business
Directory.
Oils, Lamps, &c.

Nicholas Stein, . . .20

Oyster and Fruit Packers.

Alfred Friend ^ Co., . . 10

A. Field, . . . .69

Numsen, Carroll & Co.,

page front of Business Directory
Ruth Sf Fleming, . . 63

Painters— Sign and Ornamental.

Shriver & Co., . . .11

Paints and Colors.

Baker, Bros. .^ Co., . . 42

Aug. G. Meyer & Co.,

bottom lines on inside pages
G. &N. Popplein, jr. . . 19

S*aper Hangings.

A. H. Smith, ... 38

Howell & Brothers,

fore edge of book

iPaper Warehouses.

Joshua Horner, . . .14

J. A. Dushane, ... 40

James S. Robinson, . . 30

Wheel wiigh t, Mudge& Co., . 25

Willis & Adams, . . . 24

Paper Box Manufacturers.

Levi Weaver, ... 41

l*hotographic Galleries.

E. Louis Ide, . . . 18

Wm. F. Shorey, . . 41

P. Lenfield Perkins, ... 43

Richard Walzl, ... 46
and last page in book

Photographic Stock.

W. R. Johnson,

34

Richard Walzl, last page in book.

Pickling and Preserving.

Numsen, Carroll &f Co.,

page front of Business Directory.

J. Ruppert,

16

Pianos.

Gaehle's Manufacturing Co.

14

Wm. Knabe& Co.,

5

Platers— Silver.

Jacob Gminder,

13

Plumbers.

Thomas C. Bas^or ^Co.,

44

John W. Bechtel, . .

58

William Dunnett,

20

Print Works.

Wm. H. Locke, Philadelphia,

60

Printers— Book and Job.

John Murphy & Co.,

front of title.

James Young,

60

Produce, &c.

John R. Cox & Pope, ,

58

Thomas H. Evans & Co.,

31

Henry T. Taylor,

31

Provision Dealers and Packers.

Peter Sweeney,

39

Albert Schriner,

19

Restaurants.

Gilmour'ts,

61

Saddles, Harness, &c.

James O'Brien, .

63

Show Case Maker.

C. F.Rau, ....

69

Safes.

Herrings, (Spear Bros.) .

53

Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable.

George Page & Co.

15

Mayger & Shaffer,

65

Scales.

Fairbanks & Co.,

7

Jesse Marden, . . .

S6

Howe's (Spear Bros.)

52

Richard Murdoch,

26

Schools and Colleges.

Miss Annie Matchett, .

63

Literary Institute for Young Ladies,

45

Baltimore Female College, N. C.

Brooks,

36

Bryant Seminary, .

33

Scourers.

E. Fisher & Bro.,

43

atii

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sewing Machines.

Grover& Baker, bottom lines inside pages
"Wheeler & Wilson, . . 53

Shoes.

G. F. Fisher . 33

Silver Ware.

Canfield, Bro. & Co., . . 4

Stables.

Cyrus Martin, . . .35

Soap and Candles.

Charles Faringer, . . 65

Smith & Curlett, ... 41
James Webb, • ^ • » ^^

Stationery. •

Stork & Gillespie, . . 8

Steam and Water PixtureSv

Thomas C. Ba3shor& Co, . 44

Steamboat Lines.

Slaughter's Line, . . 61

Stoves,

John W. Bechtel, . . 58

Edmund Wolfe, . . 8

Bibb & Co., ... 50

S. B. Sexton & Co. . . 51

Sutlers Supplies.

Johnson & Behr, . . 7

Tailors, (Merchant.)

Smith Bros. & Co., top lines inside pages

B. Stine, . . . .67

Geo. McKen dree Teal, . 6

Noah Walker «fe Co., . . 55

Tin Plate, Wire, &c.

Stanley & Co. ... 28

John Doerr, . , .13

Tobacco, Cigars, &c.

Chas. D. Deford & Co, . • 65

G. W. Gail & Ax, . . 48

Gail, Ax & Kuchler, . . 48

S. Rosenfeld& Co., . . 32

Wm. Welsh & Sons, . • 9

H. Wilkins & Co., ... 21
Transportation Lines.

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam-
boat Company. . . 47
New York and Baltimore Transpor-
tation Line, ... 47

Trimmings, (Dress, &c.)

Sisco Brothers, , , 27

Trunks, Valises, &c.

James O'Brien, ... 63

Turners, (Fancy.)

P. Rombach, . . . 32

Umbrella and Parasol Manu-
facturers.

P. Rombach, • • . 32

Universities.

University of Maryland, . 67

Watches, Jewelry. &c.

Canfield, Bi'o. & Co., . , . 4

Well Boring, (Artisian.)

Jos. Ruppert, ... 16

Wharf and Bridge Builder.

Edward Flaherty, . . 19

Window Glass and Glass Ware.

G. & N. Popplein.jr. . . 19

Baker, Bros, (fe Co, . . 42

Writing Ink.

Maynard & Noyea, . , 64

Yarn, Gloves, &c.

Louis Felber, ... 9

Jacob Knipp, jr., . . 18

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

BALTIMORE

CITY DIRECTORY,

1865-'66.

ABBREVIATIONS.

'n. north; s. south ; e. east; w. west; si. street; d. court ; av. avenue; aZ. alley; la,
lane ; dw. dwelling ; cor. corner ; L. P. Locust Point ; F. P. Fells Point ; F. H. Federal Hill.

Note : The names appearing in CAPITAL LETTERS are Subscribers.

AAR

ABE

Aaron Charles F. pattern maicer, 216 Mont-
gomery
Aaron Dorothea K. 216 Montgomery
Aaron George W. gunsmith, 143 s Regester
Aaron Lewis, rag dealer, 44 Columbia
Aaron Lewis, soldier, 44 Columbia
Aaron Marcellus, U. S. N. 216 Montgomery
Abbel Henry, tailor, 271 Franklin
Abbert Peter, tailor, 45 Albemarle
Abbes Mrs. Sarah C. 163 Chesnut
Abbett Samuel R. V. 25 HoUins
Abbett Thomas M. treas. Susq. Canal Co. &
Laurel Cannel & Oil Co. over n e corner
South and Second, dw 25 HoUins
Abbott Alex. (Chas. H. Ross & Co.) 114

s Caroline
Abbott C. F. tobacco store, 175 Conway
Abbott Daniel E. R. mariner, 31 Jefferson
Abbott Edson A.(Abbott& Sons,) 320 n Car-
oline
Abbott Edwin A. (Abbott & Sons,) 113 s

High
ABBOTT & SONS, (E. A. Abbott, Ed. A.
Abbott & H. M. Hutchinson,) steam
flour mill City Block next to drawbridge
Abbott George, cooper, 26 n Caroline
Abbott Geo. T. puddler, 6 Pleasant al
Abbott & Henry, (James F. Abbott & T.
Henry,) com. merchants, over 150 w Pratt
Abbott Horace, Baltimore Co.
Abbott James F. (Abbott & Henry) 71 s Car-
oline
Abbott James L. carpenter, 10 Goulds ct.
Abbott James A. boiler maker, 256 Hanover
Abbott Capt. John C. mariner, 356 Light
Abbott John E. laborer. Quay al
Abbott John N. laborer, 219 e Fayette

Abbott Mrs. Mary E. C. dressmaker, 31 Jef-
ferson
Abbott Noah, cabinet maker, 191 n Eden
Abbott Samuel, laborer, 193 Montgomery
Abbott Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway
Abbott Wm. H. H. clerk, 238 s Broadway
Abbott Wm. H. carter, 149 s Fremont
Abbot Wm. M. printer, 147 n Eden
Abel Mrs. Dorothea, 351 e Lombard
Abell A. S. (A. S. Abell & Co.) 85 Saratoga
Abell Casper, shoemaker, 139 Henrietta
Abell Charles T. printer, 24 w Biddle
Abell Mrs. Christian, 177 Fenna. av
Abell Christopher C. (C. C. Abell & Bro.)

177 Penna. av
Abell Christopher C. & Bro. (C. Abell & F.
M. Abell,) butchers, 47 Center, 32 Lexing-
ton, and 24 Richmond markets.
Abell David, printer, 238 Lexington
Abell Edward M. butcher, 177 Penna. av
Abell Franklin M. (Christopher C. & F. M.

Abell,) 177 Penna. av
Abell George W. attorney, 41 St. Paul, dw 85

Saratoga
Abell I. bootmaker,* 141 Camden
Abell William, gilder, 293 Penna. av
Abell William, tailor, 33 s Poppleton
Abend Henry, barber,*171 King.
Abendgine Andreas, laborer, 88 s Regester
Abendschan Ambrose, shoemaker, 74 Lead-

enhall.
Abendschan Clement, carpet weaver, 232 a

Charles
Abendschan Joseph, paver, rear of 201 Mont-
gomery
Abendschan Rudolph, laborer, rear of 201
Montgomery .

J, HENRY GIKSE, Commlasion 91ercliant, for the sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, &G.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear'* Wbarf.

2

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

ABE

18

ADA

Abendsfhein John, porter, 14 Bi;van
Abendschen Geo. tailor, 200 Montgomery
Abeiidschend Clement, carpet weaver, s w

corner Charles and Hughes
Abendshine Andrew, barber, 164 s Bond
Abercrombie Mrs. Christian, 132 n High
Abercrombie David, (H. Taylor, & Co.) 78

Cliew
Abercrombie John, (H. Taylor, & Co.) 132

n High
Abercrombie Thomas, hoop skirt manufactu-
rer, C6 Camden
Aberlein Cliarles, soldier, 55 Mulberry
Aberlem Michael, scroll worker, 55 Mulbrery
Abert John M. 252 e Lombard
Abey George T. hatter, 16 n Ann
Abey Joseph, fish dealer, 326 William, neai

Fort av
Abey Joseph W. clerk, 363 e Baltimore
Abey Michael H. caulker, 69 Cross
Abey Samuel, bricklayer, 326 William
Abey Mrs. Sarah, 326 William
Abey Mr.s. Sarah, seamstress, 73 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Abey Wm. H. grocery, 369 Light
Abeys Ferdinand, cooper, 106 Frederick av
Abindliin John-, provision store, 438 Canton av
Able Jacob, tailor 37 Marion
Abler Earnest, cutter, 104 Franklin
Aborn Wm. ship carpenter, 61 Block
Abraham Barnett, cigar maker, 275 n Gay
Abraham Fanny, rags, 3 L McElderry
Abrahams John J. ship builder, and proprie-
tor Screw dock, Thames, foot of Caroline,
office 58 Philpot
Abrahams Mary Ann, 96 s Caroline
Abrahams W. H. ship builder, 47 s Broadway
Abrahams Woodward, (T. J. Cochran &

Co.) 22 s Broadway
Abrams Alexander J. marble cutter, Green-

mounlav. opposite Cementery
Abrams Mrs. A. R. 2 n Broadway
Abrams James K. P. carpenter, 277 Canton av
Abrams John, mate, 35 Fountain
Abrams Washington, clerk, 277 Canton av
Abris John, shoe maker, 49 s Chapel, restau-
rant, 260 e Pratt
Aburn Emily A. grocery, n e corner Centra]

av and Edward
Aburn John, grocer, cor Thames and Philpot
Aburn Melvina, 346 s Bond
Achenback Henry, butcher, 332 Penna av
Achenback John, plasterer, 3 Walsh
Achey Chas. F. (F. Achey& Son,) 132 Ger-

ma n
Achey Frederick &, Son, (Frederick Achey
and Chas. F. Achey,) curriers, 22 s Liberty
Achey Frederick, (Frederick Achey & Son,)

curriers, 129 German
Achzigor Frederick, 430 Canton av
Ackeal Wm. T. clerk, 30 Greenmount av
Acker Joseph, tailor, 8 n Durham
Acker Peter A. shoemaker, 82 North
Ackerman Bernhardt, tailor, 21 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Ackerman Charles C. watchmaker, 49 Lex-
ington
Ackerman Conrad, 255 Aliceanna
Ackerman Edward, laborer, Frederick road,

near toll gate
Ackerman George, sawyer, 112 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Ackerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle

Ackerman John, pump maker, 62 Walnut al
Ackerman Nicholas, cutter, 81 s Chapel
Ackerman Peter, musician, 17 Spring
Acklcr Jacob B. boot and shoemaker, 287 w

Pratt
Acomb George, basket maker, 130 Franklia
Acomb Joseph, basket maker, 121 Franklin
Acomb William, brooms, baskets and wood-

enware dealer, 121 Franklin, dw 130
Adair John, machinist, 86 Preston
Adair Sarah, nurse, 231 n Caroline
Adam Andrew, 170 s Wolfe
Adam Chas shoemaker, 33 s Wolfe
Adam Frederick, cabinet maker, 21 Somerset
Akam Henry, currier, 119 McElderry.
Adam John A. locksmith 407 e Fayette
Adam John W. wheelwright, 290 Harford ay
Adams Adelaide L. 64 n Charles
Adams Albert, shoemaker, 96 Druid Hill av
Adams Amelia, teacher, St. Paul's Asylum
Adams Benjamin F. hatter, Warner, near

Henrietta
Adams Capt. C. S. 100 n Bond
Adams Caroline, 1 Abey al
Adams Catherine, tailoress, 152 Bank
Adams Cliarles, laborer, 9 Armistead la
Adams & Davidson, (J B. Adams & W. T.
Davidson,) grocers and commission mer-
chants, 7 Commerce
Adams Edward, grocer, 226 Hollins
Adams Eliza, 54 n Bond
Adams E. M. clerk, 507 w Fayette
ADAMS EMELIUS, coal yard, s w corner
Caroline and Dock, dw 14 Jackson square
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. 164 w Baltimore,
depot 227 and 229 s Howard, Samuel M.
Shoemaker, resident partner
Adams George C. silversmith, 17 George
Adams Geo. W. boatman, 140 Hamburg
Adams Geo. W. bricklayer, 357 s Sharp
Adams Rev. Geo. F. Gilmor, w of Mulberry
Adams Geo. W. engineer, 105 Hamburg
Adams Henrietta, teacher, 587 w Fayette
Adams Henry, piano maker, 194 w Fayette
Adams Henry, shoemaker, 186 George
Adams Jacob H. bricklayer, 99 n Eden
Adams James H. 139 North
Adams James L. bricklayer, 251 e Lombard
Adams James McG. clerk, 165 n Fremont
Adams James furn wagoner, 130 MuUikin
Adams James M. engineer LJ. S. N. 192 Sar-
atoga
Adams Jane, 18 w Lombard
Adams John A. clerk, 367 w Fayette
Adams Capt. John E. 100 n Bond
Adams John F. 222 Conway
Adams John Q. (Carroll, A. & Necr,) 59 Lee
Adams John H. (Milbourne, Adams & Mc-

Gee) 65 William
Adams John B. (Adams & Davidson,) 73 n

Charles
Adams John G. plasterer, 7 Wyeth
Adams Joseph, laborer, 9 Abbott
Adams John, hackman, 289 n Eutaw
Adams Joseph S. carpenter, 229 Druid Hill

av, dw 210 wBiddle
Adams J. Thomas, clerk, 527 w Fayette
Adams Joseph, plasterer, 135 Welcome al
Adams J. W. clerk, 236 Hollins
Adams Joshua, gas inspector, 128 Chew
Adams Lewis B. blacksmith, 12 Church
Adams Lewis P. clerk, 290 w Baltimore
Adams Mary A. 527 w Fayette

AUG. G. MEYER Si CO., Manufacturers of AVhite Lead, Zinc, Putty, I^ampblaek, Glii««
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS.

& CC.

, Sponge

all their Goods.

ADK

19

AHR

Adams Mrs. IVfarv E. 209 Druid Hill av
Adams Mrs. Mnry S. 232 William
Adams M. mariner, 307Aliceanna
Adams & Moulton, (Wm Adams & J. D.
MouUon,) wholesale dealers in hosiery,
gloves & fancy i;oods, 251 \v Baltimore
Adams Orson, 569 Lexinjilon
Adams Robert, sailor, 110 n Bond
Adams Susanna, 184 Chesimt
Adams Samuel T. (Willis & Adams,) Fred-
erick road, Baltimore county
Adams Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 20

e Pratt
Adams Samuel S. mariner, 129 n Bethel
Adams Samuel H. carpenter, 36 Columbia
Adams Tliomas, firemari, 117 L. Greene
Adams Thomas E. M. clerk, 527 w Fayette
Adams T. W. machine sewing and gents'
furnishing goods, 171 w Baltimore, dw 144
Adams Thomas, watchmaker, 65 McHenry
Adams Wm. R. mariner, 129 n Bethel

Adams , 258 Lexington

Adams Wm. (Adams & Moulton) 588 Lex-
ington
Adams Wm. watchman, 258 c Monament
Adams Wm. H. pilot, 137 Gough
Adams Mrs. Winnie, French scourer, 194 w

Fayette
Adamson Margaret, 83 Eastern av
Adarc Robert, restaurant keeper, 405 w Bal-
timore, dw Gen. Wayne Hotel
Addenbreck Charles, wheelwright, 432 Can-
ton av
A-ddison Decker, 92 Bank
Addison Dennis, drayman, 96 Jefferson
Addison Frank R. clerk, 154 Hanover
Addison George M. deputy sheriff, 612 w

Fayette
Addison John D. 54 Conway
Addi.son John W. machinist, 47 s Poppleton
Addison Patience, confectionery, 96 Jefferson
Addison Jolm A. clerk, 75 William
Addison Samuel L. printer, 75 William
Addison Samuel S. shoe store, 230 w Pratt,

dw McMechin near John
Addison Mrs. Sally D. 154 Lee
Addison Theodore, engineer, 54 s Poppleton
Addison Virginia E. teacher, 154 Lee
Addison Wm. E. clerk, 38 McHenry
Addison William, carpenter, 75 William
Addison Wm. Meade, attorney, 29 Lexington,

dw 12 Townsend
Adelman Charles, cooper, 17 n Spring
Adelsiein Jacob, tailor, 21 New Church
Ader Lawrence, 10 Anthony
Ader Michael, carpenter, 198 Happy al
Ad kins Charles, 227 w Biddle
Adkisson Mrs. Mary, 138 Hudson
Adkisson & Co. (Wm. Adkisson & Richard
S. Bowen,) sailmakers, s w corner Light-st
wharf and Camden
Adkisson Dr. Wm. H. H. 210 Franklin
Adkisson Wm. (Adkisson & Co.) 210 Franklin
Adler Aaron, cattle dealer, 32 Granby
Adler Abraham, (Simon Frank & Co.) 96 e

Baltimore
Adler Abraham, 15 s Liberty
Adler Adolph, (Simon Frank & Co.) 96 e

Baltimore
Adler Charles, (H. Frank & Co.) 9 n Howard
Adler Emanuel, clerk, 23 s Sharp
Adler Mrs. Eleanora, dry goods, 195 s Broad-
way

ADLER H. M. & CO. (H. M. Adler and J.
Schentiial,) furnishing goods, over 265 w
Baltimore
Adler Henry M. (H. M. Adler 8( Co.) 196 s

Broadway
Adler Joseph, property agent, 64 s Eden
Adler Jacob, wholesale furnishing goods, 246

w Baltimore
Adler Julius, dry goods, 210 s Broadway
Adler Louis H. 270 Canton av
Adler Louis H. 160 s Charles
Adler Manness,6]8w Baltimore
Adler Philip, 15 s Liberty
Adolph George, barkeeper, Guy's Monument

House, n c cor. Fayette and Calvert
Adolph Henry, 245 s Durham
Adolph John, 275 Canton av
Adolph John, 20 s Strieker
Adolph Wm. puddler, 137 s Chapel
Adreon C. C, Q.. M. U. S. A., 316 Frar.klin
ADREON & CO. (William Adreon, E. L.
Thomas & Wm. J. Adreon,) auctioneers
and commission merchants, 22 s Charles
Adreon Major Harrison, U. S. A., 136 Han-
over
Adreon Henry C. clerk at custom house, 136

Hanover
Adreon Wm. T. (Adreon & Co.) 140 Han-
over
Adreon Wm. (Adreon & Co.) 136 Hanover
Adreon Mrs Winifred, 28 n Liberty
Adt John B. draughtsman, 128 Birre
Ady James, variety store, 159 s Sharp
Aelermann John, laborer, over 94 w Pratt
Acnes John, laborer, 270 Division
Aff Hubert, lagir beer, 114 e Monument
Affelder Max, dry goods, 10 s Charles, dw

310 w Lombard
Affayroux Epaulete, (Reinicker &Affayroux)

144 Aisquith
Affayroux Francis P. blacksmith, 346 Har-
ford av
Alfeng John, grocery, 46 Short
Agal Timothy, 47 Mullikin
Agan Eliza, variety store, 17 Penna. av
Agan John, 176 Greenmount av
Agan Michael, laborer, 25 Ryan
Agan Michael, laborer, 23 Mount
Agan Wm. laborer, 3 Watson al
Agan Wm. laborer, 9 Bevan
Agncw Charlotte, junk dealer, 25 Harrison
Agnew James, clerk, 25 Harrison
Agnew Thomas, carjienti'r, 143 n Paca
Agnew Thomas A. clerk, 297 w Pratt
Ahern Daniel, 380 Cant(3n av
Ahern Jeremiah, wagoner, 80 Granby
Ahern John, proprietor Cecelia Furnace,

Canton, dw 253 n Eutaw
AHERN WM. S., oyster and fruit packer,

Jackson, F. H., dw 253 n Eutaw
Ahlers Catherine, 409 Canton av
Ahles George F., cigar maker, 24 s Durham
Ahneiling August, tailor, Jefferson, Home-
stead
Ahrings E. H. 114 n Central av
Ahrend Henry, moulder, 315 e Lombard
Ahrling H. flenry, tavern, 72 Buchanan's

wharf.
Ahlsleger Christiana, huckster, 157 Fremont
Ahmear Dedrick, laborer, Henry n of Hughes
Ahrens Adolph, (Stirhng & Ahrens) 201 Gar-
den
Ahrens Caroline, umbrellas 33 e Lombard

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWIIVG IHACHINE is the best Cor all purposes— SAIiRS
ROOSIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Ahrens Charles, vinegar, 26 Eastern av
Ahrens Dennis, laborer, 2 President al
Ahrens Julius, confectioner and baker, 239 w

Pratt
Ahrens John, cabinet maker, 234 E^istern av
Aichle John, tavern, Greenmount av near city

limits
Aichle Jacob, 248 Hanover
Aidle Edward, porter, 88 Raborg
Aidt Lewis, shoemaker, 60 Druid Hill av
Aiken Matthew K. clerk, 272 Saratoga
Aiken George B. clerk, 272 Saratoga
Aiken Dr. George B. 272 Saratoga
Aiken Mrs Harriet E. 272 Saratoga
Aiken Mrs Sarah, 272 Saratoga
Aiken Di-. Wm. E. A. prof chemistry Uni-
versity of Md., dw 25 Hamilton
Ailes Henry, expressman, 229 Conway
Aikular George, 81 Orleans
Ainwright James, laborer, 9 Armistead la
Aires James H. engineer, 67 s Washington

F. P.
Airey Edward, carter, 209 Ensor
Airey Eliza, seamstress, 70 Division
Airey Eliza, feed, 109 Pennsylvania av
Airey Dr. G. W. 102 Saratoga
Airey Hiram, carter, 55 Preston
Airey James, butter, 176 Druid Hill av
Airey James, clerk, 30 s Ann
Airey Jerome, shoemaker, 931 Lexington
Airey Joseph, carter, 127 Davis
Airey Mrs John B. 1 n Wolfe
Airey Tobias, carter, 86 Penna av
Airey Wm. F. machinist, 30 s Ann
Aisquith Mary H. 507 w Fayette
AITCHESON JAMES, brass founder, 74

North, dw 200 n Eutaw
Aitken James P. 139 n Gay
Aitken Alex M. bookeeper Bank of Baltimore

44 Saratoga
Aitken Margaretta, 139 n Gay
Akers Daniel, boiler maker, 6 Gould's la
Akers Daniel T. boiler maker, 6 Gould's la
Akers Edwin, dry goods, 138 Lexington
Akers Edward, watchmaker and jewclerj 65

s Charles
Akers George W. engineer, 179 Hughes
AKERS HENRY, restaurant, 84 Gough
Akers Rasin F. boiler maker, 163 Hamburg
Akers Sarah, confectionery, 223 w Biddle
AKERS WM. machinist, 351 s Sharp
Akiiis H. shoemaker, 105 s Dallas
Albach John, paver, 4 Walker
Alband Charles, shoemaker, 70 Chatsworth
Albaugh Edward W. huckster, 79 Henrietta
Albaugh Grafton, shoemaker, 124 n Eutaw
Albaugh George, laborer, 19 Liberty al
Albaugh George W. plasterer, 32 Boyd
Albaugh Henry C. carpenter, 271 w Fayette
Albaugh Hiram, blacksmith, 218 s Charles
Albaugh John, (White &Albaugh) 114 Penn-

8 , Ivania av
Albaugh Wm. A. (Orem & Albaugh,) 218 s

Charles
Albaugh Wm. soldier, 124 n Eutaw
Albedyll Charles, cigar packer, 127 s Spring
Alberger Adam, butcher, 89 Mullikin
Albers Charles F. bookkeeper, 95 s Sharp
Albers Frederick, mariner,. 208 s Ann
Albers Hr. Henry, 95 s Sharp
Albers Henry, salesnmn, 95 s Sharp'
Albers Seibert, mariiier,.290 s Ann
Albers Wn\. tailor„ 169 s Broadway

Albert Anna M, grocery, 72 Mulberry
Albert A ttlebard, laborer, 12 Anthony
Albert August, furn. wagon, 72 Mulberry
Albert Augustus, (A. & H. J. Albert,) 26 n

Eutaw
Albert Augustus J. (Albert & Bro.) 81 w

Monument
Albert Augustus & Henry J. paper bangers

26 n Eutaw
ALBERT & BRO. (Augustas J Albert, and

Wm. J. Albert.) office 352 w Baltimore
Albert Charles, barkeeper, 66 President
Albert C. huckster, 301 s Durham
Albert Francis, clerk, Garrisori la s of Wes-
tern Cemetery
Albert Frederick, clerk, 52 n Petca
Albert Francis, salesman, 10 n Howard
Albert George, tailor, 164 s Bond
Albert Henry J. (A. & H. J. Albert,) Balti-
more county
Albert George, laborer, 2 Claggett al
Albert Henry C. clerk, 309 Saratoga
Albert Jacob, moulder, 118 Henrietta
Albert John, boot fitter, 57 Bank
ALBERT JOHN, butcher, 93 Lexington Sf 15
HoUins markets, dw Grarrison la near Wes-
tern Cemetery
Albert John, bookkeeper, Garri.son la 3 of

Western Cemetery
Albert John, 164 s Bond
Albert Joseph S. carpenter, 3{B Saratoga
Albert Michael, butcher, 31 Lexington mar-
ket, dw Penna. av n of Northern av
Albert Thomas E. laborer, 221 Boston
Albert Wm. J. (Albert & Bro.) 52 Cathedral
Albert Margaret, 183 w Pratt
ALBERTI HENRYF.&CO.(H.F. Alberti,
H. A. D. Brink & Charles Delius,) imps,
fancy goods, 6 and 8 s Liberty
Albertson Isaac, proprietor Mansion House,

61 w Fayette
ALBERTON COTTON MILLS, oSce 24

German, Jas S. Gary Sf Son, proprietors
Albicker Solomon, butcher. Garrison la near

Western Cemetery
Albrecht August, bookkeeper, 22 n Eden
Albrecht Charles, cooper, 115 Frederick av
Albrecht Frederick, porter, 2 Claggett al
Albrecht FVed. cooper, 113 Frederick av
Albrecht Frederick, porter, 5 South
Albrecht Fred. W. barber, 147 w Madison
Albrecht Henry, cooper, 225 Frederick road
Albrecht Jacob, cooper, 225 Frederick av
Albrecht Timotheus, boot fitter, 22 n Eden
Albright August A. coppersmith, SOs Schroe-

der
Albright Charles, shoeMaker, Fort av near

Lawrence
Albright Fred 'k, brass finisher, 176 Ramsay
Albright Freeland, shoemaker, 51 n Caroline
Albright Hy. G. coppersmith, 30 s Schroeder
Albright J. P. constable, 132 s Paca
Albright Jesse P. bricklayer,, 142 Columbia
Albright John, blacksmith,. 121 Druid Hill

av
Albright Timothy, piano maker, 337 s Sharp.
Albright Wm. cabinet maker, 337 s Sharp
Albsleg Jacob,. cooper, 217 Eastern av
Alcock Frederick, 293 w BiddJe
Alcock Wm. H. D. bookkeeper,. 293 w Biddle
Alcock Wm. E. (Spiller& Alcock) 267 n Eu-
taw
Alcorn Sarah, matron, 227 Druid Hill av

JA3I£S H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proor
Roofing, and PittcMt Neoteric SuM>klng Tubes, over 99 AV.. Baltlnvore-st.

study your Interest and Buy your Clotlimg of SMITH BBOS. & CO.

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Alcott Phoebe A. teacher, 41 Aisquith
Alden Mary Ann, 219 e Baltimore
Alderson Charles D, clerk, 188 Mulberry
Aldridge & Brewer, (George Brewer,) dry

goods com. merchants, 5 German
Aldridge Andrew, jr., 124 n Charles
Aldridge Andrew, sr., 124 n Charles
Aldridge Barbara, millinery, 42 e Pratt
Aldridge Christian, laborer, 109 West
Aldridge Dr. John H. 124 n Charles
Aldwell Margaret, 363 Penn av
Aler Mrs. Anna J. 79 Hollins
Aler Mrs. Ann, 142 Hollins
Aler Elizabeth, 79 Hollins
Aler John, machinist, 530 w Lombard
Aler John T. (Aler & Sisselberger) 103 Mul-
berry
Aler John, blacksmith, 82 n Eutaw
Aler John W. clerk, 82 n Eutaw
Aler Samuel, machinist, 219 s Paca
Aler Ssylvanus R. machinist, 142 Hollins
Aler Washington L. clerk, 103 Mulberry
Aler Wm. moulder, 445 w Lombard
Alex Wm. H. laborer, 50 s Poppleton
Alexander Ann, 272 Lexington
Alexander Charles, clerk Circuit court, 182

Hanover
Alexander Elijah, fisherman, 163 William
Alexander Lieut. Eugene, U. S. A 272 Lex-
ington
Alexander Capt. Frederick, U. S. A. 272 Lex-
ington
AlexanderJaiY.es, n>erc!i. tailor, 9)^ n Eulaw,

dw 17 s High
Alexander Juliea I. attorney, n e cor Charles

and Lexington, dw 272 Lexington
Alexander John H. civil engineer, 272 Lex-
ington
Alexander Mrs. M. H. dressmaker, s e cor

Charles and Pleasant
Alexander Mrs. Mary, 171 Hoffman
Alexander Myer, tobacconist, 242 w Pratt
Alexander Richard, bailiff Criminal Court, 77

s Sharp
Alexander Robert, carpenter, 97 Chew
Alexander T, H. (T. H. Alexander & Co.)

49 St. Paul
ALEXANDER THOMAS S. attorney at
law, n e cor Charles and Lexington, dw 232
n Charles
Alexander Thomas S. jr. 232 n Charles
Alexander T. H. & Co. match factory, 8 Sar-
atoga
ALEXANDER WM. Judge of Circuit Court,

76 w Fayette, dw 117 e Baltimore
Alexander Wm. treas. George's Creek Coal
and Iron Co. 19 South, dw Howard House
Alfeldor Jacob, junk shop, 58 Hampstead
Alford George H- hatter, 49 Harapstead
Alford James E. deputy sheriff, 132 s High
Alford Mary M, 132 s High
Algie James, paper block maker, 86 n Caroline
Alheit John G. tavern, 311 w PraU
Alice John, cooper, 215 Happy ai
Allard Albert, fireman, 36 VaJley
Allard Charles, carpenter, 290 e Madison
Allard Edward C. carpenter, 335 n Gay
Allard Edward, soldier, 402 e Monument
Allard John, tailor, 4 Raborg
Allard Joseph, carpenter, 300 Aisquith
Allard Col. Thomas B. carpenter, 381 n Gay
Allard Wm. carpenter, 346 n Gay
Allaway Mrs. Sidney, 13 Wyeth

Allbright Jesse P. 132 s Paca
AUbright Timothy, saddler, 22 n Eden
Allderdice John, cabinet maker, 75 Hil|
Allen Annie C. 18 Decker
Allen Alexander(A. Allen if Co.)202Ai8quith
ALLEN ALEXANDER & CO, (A. Allen
& B. Upton) furniture, 27 Hanover, and 15
& 17 Granby, and lumber, 56 West Falls av
Allen Mrs. Ann, 53 n Calvert
Allen Benjamin, 209 s Charles
Allen Byron, agent, 289 e Eager
Allen Catharine, 160 Division
Allen Catharine, variety store, 209 s Charles
Allen Charles, conductor, 155 Cross
Allen Charles, cooper, 2 Greenwillow
Allen Charles M. clerk, 26 Camden
Allen Christoph'r E. paper hanger,25 w Biddle
Allen Edward V. soldier, 66 w Centre
Allen Rev. Ethan, D. D. 10 Townsend
Allen Mrs. Eliza, 353 Cross
Allen George S 299 e Biddle
Allen Capt. George, mariner, 31 Aisquith
Allen Geraldus S. at Adams' Express, dw 108

Walsh
Allen Henry A. prof, of music, 213 Garden
Allen Henry L. baker, 37 n Caroline
Allen Henry, house carp, and ship joiner,

Wolfe, near Aliceanna, dv/ 1 n Ann
Allen Henry, (Timson & Allen) 37 n Front
Allen Henry L. inspector, 322 w Lombard
Allen Henry, fireman, 141 e Lombard
Allen Mrs. Henrietta, 67 Franklin
Allen Herman H. P (i6 w Centre
Allen Isaac, jr. caulker, 52 Cross
Allen Isaac, watchman, 56 Cross
Allen James, paper carrier, 61 Holland
Allen James I. machinist, 61 s Oregon
Allen James W. cooper, 339 w Lombard
Allen Jane, teacher, 237 Franklin
Allen John, mariner, 11 Fountain
Allen John W. blacksmith, 57 Perry
Allen John, machinist, 162 n Fremont
Allen John E. mariner, 26 s Broadway
Allen John, cooper, 133 L. Greene
Allen John, 180 Castle
Allen John L. 415 n Central av
Allen Joseph H. 265 e Baltimore
Allen Joseph, plough maker, 4 n Poppleton
Allen L. B. clerk, 289 e Eager
Allen Lewis J. engineer U. S. N. 213 Garden
Allen Lewis, 243 Pierce
Allen Robert J . bricklayer, 49 n Exeter
Allen Robert W. 66 w Centre
A.llen Sarah, 39 s Exeter
Allen Solomon, carpenter, 98 Lee
Allen T. B. telegraph operator, 22 Pleasant
Allen Thomas, machinist, 39 s Exeter
Allen Thomas F, ship carp. 341 s Sharp
Allen Virginia, teacher, 237 Franklin
Allen Wm. carpenter, 39 s Exeter
Allen Wm. carpenter, 134 n Fremont
Allen Wm. H. architect and builder, 265 e

Baltimore
AUenW. D. A. clerk Adams' Express, 10

George
Allen William H shoemaker, 343 s Sharp
Allen William, laborer, 33 Chew
Allen William, vinegar, 237 Franklin
AUenbaugh Charles T. plumber, 72 Pearl
Allenbaugh George, plasterer, 6 Parkin
AUenbaugh Mrs. Mary J. 72 Pearl
Allenbaugh Wm H. shoemaker, 32 Chats-
worth

Shirts, nrawers. Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, CHeapest and Best, at RAY-
MOHTD, BUUTON & CO'S, les Balttmore-st., near Calvert.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Allender George, batcher, 73 Forrest

Allender Henry, carpenter, 319 Saratoga

Allender Mary, 39 n Calvert

Allenmand Charles, 46 w Biddle

Allers Diedrich, feed store, 140 s Eutaw

Allers H E. laborer, 404 s Charles

Allers John A. brick n^anuf. near Ferry Bar,

dw 532 w Fayette
Allis John (Sprigg & Allis) Fayette near Re-
publican
Allison James S. clerk Superior court, Starr's

Hotel, cor Front and Low
Allison Joseph, clerk, 120 s Eutaw
Allison Philip S. clerk, 209 e Pratt
Allison Robert H. clerk, 65 s Eden
Allison Wm. brakesman, 462 w Lombard
Allnian John F. butcher, 18 n Oregon
Allman John, blacksmith, 122 Mullikin
Allmaud J. O'G. insurance agent, 46 Seeond,

dw 75 n Charles
Allmendenger Jacob, weaver, 57 Penna. av
AUmendenger Jacob, weaver, 5 Moore al
Allmon Elizabeth, grocery, 106 n Schroeder
Allmon John, butcher, 18 n Oregon
Allnutt C 100 Lee

Allnutt Edmund S. clerk, 198 w Biddle
Allnutt G. R. W. clerk, 209 w Lombard
Allnutt James W. president Bank Commerce,

dw 177 Saratoga
Allnutt Mrs Margaret, 198 w Biddle
AUnut Sarah, 100 Lee
Allnutt Thomas A. clerk, 100 Lee
Alloway George N. soldier, 122 Hillen
Allwell Wm. Wesley, boatman, 40 Essex
Almack Georgu^ W. blacksmith, 317 Mulberry
Alman Jolin, laborer, 364 s Charles
Alois Joseph, tailor, 151 n Eden
Alouisa Salvator, sculptor, 202 Chesiiut
Alloway Mrs iVlartha, 112 Hillen
Alpheus iVlrs. cor Franklin and Schroeder
Alpsteg Jacob, cooper, 140 s Spring
Alreiti Louis, 119 Low
Alricks F. M. 61 Courtland
Alricks iMiss, 50 w Madison
Alls John, shoemaker, 411 e Fayette
Alsleiger Wm. clerk, 101 Columbia
Alt Caspar, shoemaker, 536 w Baltimore
Alt Conrad, laborer, 175 s Regester
Alt John, tailor, 183 s Regester
Alt John, shoemaker, 95 Pierce-
Alt John, shoemaker, 229 s Paca
Alt Peter, broommaker, 88 n Exeter
Altag Wm blacksmith, 380 Saratoga
Altevogt William, 217 s Ann
ALTMAN BERTHA, millinery store, 154

s Broadway
Altmycr Simon, 147 e Lombard
Alton James T. clerk U. S. A. medical dep't,

31 s Eden
Alton Lewis, carpenter, 68 s Ann
ALTOONA COAL AND LUMBER CO.
58 Kxchango Place, A. M. White president,
dw 1^6 w Lombard
Alvas Louis, clothing, 35 Harrison
Altvater Conrad, tailor, s e corner Burke and

Aliceanna
Altvater Harriet, 67 n Exeter
Alvater Jacob, tailor, 164 Pearl
Alvater John, liquors, 112 Eastern av
Altvater Lewis, confectioner, 159 n Gay
Alvater L'wis, shoemaker, 38 McElderry
Alvater William, carpenter, 46 n Eden
Alvater Wm. F. carpenter, 223 n Eden

Alvey Mary, 154 e Pratt

Aman Frederick G. tavern, 53 s Liberty

Aman Jacob, tavern, 61 Buren

Aman Michael, laborer, 274 s Bond

Aman Mrs. Mary, 319 s Dallas

Amand Christopher, laborer, 22 Elizabeth la.

Amand John, hostler, 16 Baker

Amant Joseph, laborer, 183 s Eden

Amberg George, tailor, 70 Lancaster

Ambrose Bro. St. Alphonsus, 7D Saratoga

Ambrose George W. officer at Penitentiary,

211 Ensor

Ambrose , painter, 276 s Sharp

Ambrose Wm. R. painter, 166 Scott
Ambrose Wm. R. painter, 2 n Greene
Ambruster George, file-maker, 15 Baker's ct;
Amelang August, tailor, 2 n Caroline
Amelang August, baker, 24 Jasper
Ameluceii Max, cigar maker, 70 Perry
Amelung Augustus, baker, 86 Pearl
Amend Jacob, morocco dresser, n e cor AlbeJ

marie and Granby
Ament Lewis, wheelwright, 97 a Wolfe
Ament Mathias,. grocer, n e cor Jefferson and

Eden
Ament Valentine, shoemaker, 12 Spruce al
Amer Elizabeth, grocery, 114 West
Amer Martin, laborer, il4 West
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. of

Baltimore, office 6South, Jas. L. Armstrong

pres't
American Gas Coal Co. over 30 Second, James

Boyce, pres't

American Meter Co. (Anton Pohl,
Osso Polil and Christian Goering)
Gas Meters and Ovens, 41 Clay.

AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO. s w cor

Baltimore and South, W. F. Snyder, man-
ager
Ames Catharine, 6 Centre
Ames Charles, soldier, 17 Liberty at
An^es George T. salesman, 40 Lexington
Amey Charles H. machinist, 101 Cathedral
Arney Joseph H. restaurant, 1 n Greene
Amey Philip C. 3 Hope

Amey Wm. fisherman, 127 Washington, F H
Amich George, furniture wagoner, 76 n Ana
Amich James H. wagoner, 139 Ramsay
Amich James H. wagoner, 108 llamsay
Amick Maria, tailoress, 311 Harford av
Amien Susan, seamstress, 17 L. McElderry
Amiing George, saloon, 265 e Lombard
Ammel Philip, bootcrimper, 11 Spring ct
AMMIDON & CRUMBIE, (J. P. Ammidon
& A. D. Crombie) dealers in kerosene oil
and lamps, 337 w Baltimore
Ammidon John P. (Amraidon& Crombie,) 14

n Eutav/
Anion John, baker, 64 s Durham
Amos Charles, tailor, 125 Stirling
Amos Dr. Corbin, 145 n Paca
Amos Fred 'k A. bricklayer, 325 Druid Hill av
Amos Isaac, bookbinder, 287 Aisquith
Amos James H. huckster, 305 n Eutaw
Amos Jaraes E. deputy sheriff, 320 e Chase
Amos Jarrett, conductor, 210 Saratoga
Amos John H. bricklayer, 339 I>rui(i Hill av
Amos Mrs. Joseph 24 Preston
Amos Mrs. Lydia, 305 n Eutaw
Amos , laborer, 326 AisquitK

J. HEXRY C}I£:SE:, Commission Mercliant, for the sale ot Flowr, Grain, Seeds, &«.
Rosendole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 31 Spear '» WharC

THE GEEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Amos Rebecca, fancy store, 128 n High, dw

187
Amos Wm. carpenter, 49 Hanover
Amos Wm. Y restaurant, 504 n Gay
Amoss George R. 230 n Cliarles
Amrhcn Geo. furniture wagoner, 78 Harrison
Arhmein Henry, grocery, 38 Hampstead
Amthor, Dr. Robert, homoeopathist, 181 n

Central av
Anderson Agnes, seminary, 385 n Gay
Anderson Andrew, clerk B. & O.R.R. 84 Hill
Anderson Mrs. Ann, hucksteres3,137 Ensor
Anderson Mrs. Ann, 59 Booth
ANDERSON BROTHERS, (T. D. Ander-
son,) importers hardware, n w cor Light

and Pratt
Anderson Benj. F. tobacconist, 9 n Regester
Anderson Clianey, carpenter, 45 Chatsworth
Anderson Charles, blacksmith, n e cor Eutaw

and German, dw 24 n Paca
Anderson David, horse shoer, 102 German,

dw 78 Columbia
ANDERSON & DORSEY, (G. F. Anderson

& G. D. Dor.sey,) grocers and commission

merchants, 96 w Lombard
Anderson Edward, carpenter, 18 Carlton
Anderson Elizabeth M., Lanvale w of Fulton
Anderson Elizabetii, 144 William
Anderson Elizabeth, dressm'r, 109 e Madison
Anderson Elizabeth, huckstress, 116 York
Anderson George F., (Anderson & Dorsey,)

616 Lexington
Anderson Capt. Isaac J. 196 n Broadway
Anderson Mrs. Isabella, 73 Eislein
ANDKRSON JAMES M. & SON, (James M.

Anderson & W. S. Anderson,) engravers,

over 148 w Baltimore
Anderson James M. (J. M. Anderson & Son)

183 n Calvert
ANDERSON JAMES G. leather dealer, 5

BalderstoM, dw 138 Hanover
Anderson James, hackman, 22 Garden
Anderson James, cooper, 347 s Sharp
Anderson Jeanette, nurse 65 Forrest
Anderson Jesse N. plasterer, 220 Saratoga
Anderson John W. blacksmith, ii ecorColum-

bia and Scott
Anderson John, Hibernia house, 23 Thames

e of Bond
Anderson John W. carter, 160 Hanover-
Anderson John, tailor, 67 Park *
Anderson John W. clerk, 197 Aisquith
Anderson, John, hackman, 141 e Madison
Anderson John, mariner 161 e Lombard
Anderson John, painter, 230 w Pratt
Anderson J. D. clerk, 65 n Howard
Anderson John G. cai-penter, 359 Saratoga
Anderson John W. grocery and tea dealer, n

w cor Gay and Forrest, dw 197 Aisquith
Anderson Joseph, police, 92 Ensor
Anderson Joseph, cigar maker, 180 s Broadway
Anderson Joshua, carpenter, 43 George
Anderson Julius H. clerk, 183 n Calvert
Anderson, Leah J. 141 Lee
Anderson Mrs. Mary, millinery 160 Hanover
Anderson Mrs. Mary, Gilmor near Franklin
Anderson Mary, Strieker n of Franklin
Anderson Mary J. 304 Eastern av
Anderson Mrs. Mary, 226 w Hoft'man
Anderson Morris, carpenter, 47 Chatsworth
Anderson, Oliver, mariner, 179 s Chester
Anderson Oliver, shipsmith, 157 s Washing-
ton, F. P.

Anderson Richard, blacksmith, 215 Gough
Anderson Richard B. cooper, 92 Hamburg
Anderson Robert M. grocery, 179 e Eager
Anderson Robert S. clerk, 29 Pleasant
Anderson Mrs. Robina, 125 n Paca
Anderson Mrs. Sarah, 53 Pennsylvania av
Anderson Stephen, currier, 138 Hanover
Anderson Samuel E. clerk, 177 Montgomery
Anderson Thomas D. (Anderson & Bros.)

226 w Hoffman
Anderson Thomas M. tavern, 33 Centre Mar

ket space
Anderson Thomas, carpenter, 168 e Lombard
Anderson W. S. (James M. Anderson & Son)

183 Loyola place, n Calvert
Anderson Wm. painter, 55 W. Pratt, dw 180

Chesnut
Anderson Wm. wagoner, 10 Garden
ANDERSON WM. E. furniture dealer, 10

and 12 w Second, dw 29 s High
Anderson Wm. H. painter, 3 n Sharp, dw 184

Mulberry
Anderson Wm. H. H. attorney, 29 Lexing-
ton, dw Anne Arundel Co
Andrae Christian, barber, 348 w Pratt
Andreae Theodore, metallurgist, 189s Charles
Andre Catharine, grocery, 223 Forrest
ANDRE FREDERICK 0. beer saloon, 308

Light
Andre Hannah, 308 Light
ANDRE, Dr. J. RIDGWAY, 71 Aisquith
Andre Peter C. 28 Light

Andreas Andrew, laborer, rear 214 Canton av
Andreas Gotlieb, (Heck & Andreas) 173 Ra-

borg
Andres Henry, currier, 75 n Gay
Andres Wm. currier, 75 n Gay
Andrew Charles, (C. Andrew «fe Co.) 114 3

Eden
Andrew Charles & Co. (C. Andrew & S. E.

Eichelberger) public weighers, 5 Spear's

wharf
Andrew James, mariner, 175 e Pratt
Andrews Amanda, 23 Holl.-vnd
Andrews B. F. & Co. (B. F. Andrews & B.

F. Black) sign painters, over 36 South
Andrews Benj F. (B. P. Andrews &. Co.) 20

Garden
Andrews Charles, gunsmith, 188 e Monument
Andrews David, laborer, 144 McHenry
Andrews Edward, mariner, 205 s Chester
Andrews Edward W. attorney, 604 w Fayette
Andrews Elizabeth, dressmaker, 92 n Greene
Andrews Eliza 175 n Howard
Andrews Frederick, laborer, 3 Gould's lane
Andrews Ferdinand, clerk, 60 n Gilmor
Andrews George, laborer, 403 w Pratt
Andrews George W. (Andrews & Thompson,)

237 n Eutaw
Andrews George W. shoemr644 w Baltimore
Andrews George, boiler maker, 32 Leadenhall
Andrews Hanson, 148 McHenry
Andrews Hannah, 237 n Eutaw
Andrews Hercules R. W. 66 Barre
Andrews James, blacksmith, 560 Lexington
Andrews John J. hacks, 21 Druid Hill av
Andrews John H. police, 55 s High
Andrews John B. nightman, 147 s Chester
Andrews John A. shoem'r, 644 w Baltimore
Andrews John, watchman City Hall, 12 Hol-

liday
Andrews Mrs. Mary A. 122 n Poppleton
Andrews Martin, shoemaker, 106 Lancaster

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Mamifactuiers of '^Vhite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue>
Neatsfoot Oa, S.-Utpetre, Paints and VariusJies, 100 AV. liomljard Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Andrews Robert, conductor C. P. R.R. Francis

n of Madison av
Andrews Samuel W. huckster, 20 Thames
Andrews Samuel, brass moulder, 6 Bolton
Andrews Stephen, cattle, 811 w Baltimore
Andrews S. R. watchman Eutaw House
Andrews Gen. T. P. 5 w Baltimore
Andrews Thomas, gunsmith, 249 e Lombard
Andrews Dr. Thomas F. 38 Mulberry
Andrews Wm., shoemaker, 644 w Baltimore
Andrews Wm. carter, 39 Greenwillow
ANDREWS & THOMPSON, (G. W. An-
drews & W. S. Thompson,) druggists and
chemists, 5 w Baltimore
Andrews Wm. moulder, 224 Lee
Andrews Wra. J. shoem'r, 644 w Baltimore
Andrews Wm. A. painter, 3 Brune
Angel John T. stone cutter, 64 n Front
Angel George shoemaker, 211 s Durham
Angel Wm. stone cutter, 302 s Sharp
Angelmier Catherine, grocer, 537 Saratoga
Angelmier Mathias, butcher, 537 Saratoga
Angermeyer John, lithographer, s w corner

Mosher and Fremont
Angler John, bricklayer, 6 China
Angerbrandt George, tavern, 179 s Caroline
Anker Francis, barber, 261 Aisquith
Anker John, barber, 261 Aisquith
Ankus John, spldier, 107 Sarah Ann
Annen John, paver, 491 Belair av
Annesley Amanda, 11 Hume
Anchutz Henry P.upholsterer,210 n Caroline
Anschutz Faltin, blacksmith, 28 Liberty al
Anschutz Frederick, mariner, 4 Broad al
Anthony Ellen, 27 Orchard
Anthony G. W. edge tool grind. 181 e Lombard
Anthony Henry A. clerk, 27 Orchard
Anthony John, puddler, 74 s Eden
Anthony Preceptow, carpenter, 52 Fort av
Anthony Wm. carpenter, 18 Somerset
Antone Adam, 291 s Wolfe
Anton Henry, tailor, 216 e Eager
Anwander Rev. Thaddeus, n e cor Wolfe and

Lombard
Anzman Anthony, clerk, 84 Preston
Anzman Anthony, clerk, 173 German
Anzman Joseph A. notion store, 5 Pennsyl-
vania av nr Franklin
Anzman Jos. A. (Bohr & Anzman) 5 Penna.av
Anzman Joseph, shoemaker, 173 German
Apal John, shoemaker, 122 Conway
Aphan Charles, boxmaker, 90 s Howard
Aphel Catherine, seamstress, 190 s Spring
Appel Adolph, tailor, 211 e Lombard
Appel Caspar, boot fitter, 139 Henrietta
Appel Christian, cabinet maker, 30 Pearl
Appel Conrad, tailor, 291 Eastern av
Appel Edward, tailor, 121 s Chapel
Appel Edward, soldier, 83 s Regester
Appel George, laborer, 177 Aliceanna
Appel George W. laborer, 11 John al
Appel Henry, laborer, 5 Brannan ct
Appel John, tailor, 82 Cambridge
Appel Mrs. Margaretta, 30 Pearl
Appell Wm. bookseller, 16 e Lombard
Apple Henry, tailor, 271 Franklin
Apple Frederick, hackman, 216 s Caroline
Apple John, mariner, 168 s Wolfe
Apple John H. soldier, 50 s Bethel
Apple M. tailor, 66 Mullikin
Apple Rena, grocer, 216 s Caroline
Appleby Andrew J. printer, 168 n Eden
Appleby Ann, 216 n Eden

Appleby Ed ward, pattern maker, 274 n Eutaw
Appleby George R. printer, 31 e Lombard
Appleby Resin, blacksmith, 190 Hollins

Appleton , attorney, 40 Lexington

APPLEGARTH ALEXANDER, commis-
sion merch.,2Bowly's whf. dw 153 Saratoga
Applegai-th & Co. (L. J. Applegarth, W. Ap-

plegarth,) railway, foot of Cross
Applegarth Mrs. Comfort, 48 Fawn
Applegarth Elizabeth M. 102 Hill
Applegarth, Henry C. police, 170 s Howard
Applegarth John A. & Co. (John A. & Wm.
Applegarth,) grocers, ship chandlers and
commission merchants, 109 Smith's whf
Applegarth Capt. John A. (John A Apple-
garth & Co.) 42 Aisquith
Applegarth Capt. Lawson J. (Applegarth &

Co.) 28 Fawn
Applegarth Nathaniel J. ship broker, over 1

Bowly's whf, dw 153 Saratoga
Applegarth Robert, shoemaker, 351 s Sharp
Applegarth Robert, cigar maker, 285 Hanoyer
Applegarth Rufus W. clerk, 153 Saratoga
Applegarth Thos. J. sailor, 3 Reservoir av
Applegarth Thomas, clerk, 12 s High
Applegarth Capt. Wm. & Son, (Capt. Wm.
Applegarth,) ship brokers and commission
merchants, 37 w Pratt, cor Buchanan's whf
Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Applegarth & Co.)

9 s High
Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Capt. Wm. Apple-
garth & Son,) 12 s High
Applegarth Wm. mate, 172 Gough
Appleton G. Armstead, attorney, 29 Lexing-
ton, dw 40
ApplerOrlandoM. paper hanger,65 s Poppleton
Appleton Wm. S. stock broker, 77 w Second

dw Eilicott's Mills f^i

APPOLD ANDREW, bark mills, s e cor Car- . '

oiine and McElderry, dw Baltimore co
APPOLD GEORGE & SONS, (George An- .
pold, George J. Appold, Samuel Appold) '
hide and leather dealers, store 8 and 10
Water, tannery North near Madison
Appold Geo. J. (Geo. Appold & Sons,) Belair

av near Baltimore Cemetery
Appold Samuel, (Geo. Appold & Sons) 214 n

Calvert
Appold Samuel,engineerU.S.N.93 McElderry
Appold Theodore R. commission merchant,

over 5 Water, dw 174 n Eutaw -^ — ■ m
APPRAISER'S OFFICE, cor Gay and

Lombard '

Aprend Samuel, laborer, 296 n Central av
Apy Jacob, carte., 248 Franklin
Arant Charles, blacksmith, 263 Hanover
Arata Louis, shooting gallery, basement Eu-
taw House, dw 119 Low
Arbeiter Hall and Working Men's Union, 5 s

Frederick, Henry Kolle, president
Arbin Henry J. batcher, 82 Centre and 25
Belair markets, dw Patterson lane between
York and Harford av
Arch B. laborer, 62 Stiles
Arch Wm. soldier, 176 Burgundy al
Archer Mrs. Ann, 47 McCulloh
Archer Cornelius, laborer, 7 Abbot
Archer Samuel, clerk, 133 e Lombard
Archer Mrs. Mary, 290 e Fayette
Archer Samuel, (Einstein Bros. & Co.) 133 e

Lombard
Arden D. ladies shoemaker, 36 n Charles, dw
314 n Eutaw

TH£ GROTCR Si BAKER SEAVING BIACHINE Is tlie best for all purposes— SAIiKS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MABBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Ardin Mary J. 73 Walsh

Arelle George, gardener, Phila. road, near

city limits
Arens Henry, (Von Kappff & Arena,) 113

Park
Arien Elizabeth, 18 Preston
Aring Jesse, furn. wagoner, 24 Druid Hill av
Aring Samuel, furniture wagoner, 103 Chats-
worth
Arling Wm. cigar store, 255 s Wolfe
Armacoast James M. bricklayer. Bull's Head

tavern, n Front
Armacoast Melchoir, hay dealer, 90 Penna.av
Armacoast Priscilla, grocery, 23 Lewis
Armager Jesse, sr., turnkey police station, 186

Hanover
Armager Jesse, jr. deputy keeper Maryland

Penitentiary, 186 Hanover
Armager Jesse, brickmaker, 234 s Sharp
Armatage Mrs. Rebecca, 30 n Oregon

Armbrustes , tailoress, 15 Baker's ct

Ambrust John, painter, 276 s Sharp
Armeger John L. liaiter, 38 Granby
Armeling George, clerk, 122 Bank
Armendt John E., gunsmith, 262 s Broadway
Armer Frederick, cooper, 49 Bank
Armiger Benjamin, cooper, 59 Holland
Armiger Benjamin F. 59 Holiday
Armiger Eli, printer, 101 e Fayette
Armiger George D. soldier, 59 Holland
Armiger James B. printer, 59 Holland
Armiger James- R., clerk, 33 Exeter
Armiger Jesse, turner, 186 Hanover
Armiger Jesse S., carpenter superintendent at

penitentiary, 186 Hanover
Armiger Mrs. John, 375 e Fayette
Armiger John F., soldier, 59 Holland
Armiger J. R., watchmaker, 81 n High
Armiger Joseph, comb maker, 188 n Caroline
Armiger Joshua E., carpenter, 250 n Caroline
ARMIGER RICHARD, house furnishing

store, 135 n Gay, dw 321 e Eager
Armistead C. Hughes, (Armistead & For-
syth) 103 w Monument
Armistead & Forsyth, (C. Hughes Armistead
& Emanuel T. Forsyth) tobacco manufac-
turers, 107 Franklin
Armitage George H., painter, 150 Preston
Armitage Dr. James, 193 w Fayette
Armitage Mrs. Wm. H., 72 Columbia
Armon John, brewer, 37 s Wolfe
Armor G. Jos., painter, 86 n Greene
Armor John D., broker, 671 Lexington
Armor Minnie, 86 n Greene
Armor Sedonia, teacher, 86 n Greene
Armstrong Achsah, n w cor Madison &

Townscnd
Armstrong Andrew, 64 s Caroline
Armstrong Benj. A., machinjst, 152 n Bond
ARMSTRONG & BKRRY, (Geo. H. Berry)
publishers, booksellers, and book binders,
156 w Baltimore
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., (T. Arm-
strong, R. W. Cator, B. F. Cator, J. F.
Bealmear &W. J. H. Walters) silk and mil-
linery goods dealers, 237 w Baltimore
ARMSTRONG & DENNY, (Wm. Arm-
strong & John Denny) furniture manufac-
turers, s e cor Light and Montgomery
Armstrong Edward, Maltby House
Armstrong Eliza, 124 Garden
Armstrong Eliza, 329 w Fayette
Armstrong Mrs. Emilie, 200 n Howard

Armstrong George, blacksmith, 166 s Bond

ARMSTRONG & HOPKINS, (R. D.
Armstrong & J. S. Hopkins) Pro-
vision and Produce Commission
Merchants, 4 Commerce

Armstrong Henry, 75 Lee
Armstrong H. L., 200 n Howard
Armstrong Mrs. H. G. 149 Hoffman
Armstrong James, carpenter, 227 s Paca

ARMSTRONG JAS. & CO., (Cha's
Webb & Thomas Armstrong) Soap
and Candle Manufacturers, keep
constantly on hand a large assort-
ment of Soap and Candles of the
best quality, manufactured at their
Factory, Concord street, between
Lombard and Pratt

Armstrong James L., president American Fire
Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 6 South, dw 52
n Greene
Armstrong James S., carpenter, 26 Dewberry

alley
Armstrong James S., letter carrier, 250 e

Monument
Armstrong James J., clerk, 178 McCulloh
Armstrong James W., painter. 135 Mont-
gomery
Armstrong John, harness maker, 112 Garden
Armstrong John, 134 s Sharp
Armstrong John, clerk, 162 e Fayette
Armstrong, John, 303 Garden
Armstrong John A., 19 Cathedral
Armstrong John H., book-keeper, 96 Light

St wharf
Armstrong John L., blacksmith, 71 s Bond
Armstrong Josephine, teacher, 228 e Pratt
Armstrong Kate, 87 Stiles
Armstrong Margaret, rear 53 n Front
ArmstrongMrs. Mary, confectionery, 27 Union
Armstrong Mrs. Mary, 301 Forrest
Armstrong Mrs. Mary E., 178 McCulloh
Armstrong R. Dorsey, (Armstrong Si Hop-
kins) 307 Madison av
Armstrong Roland, 107 Stirling
Armstrong Robert W., clerk, 73 ri Paca
Armstrong Samuel S., printer, 52 n Greene
Armstrong Solomon, lamplighter, 162 e Fay-
ette
Armstrong Thomas, (Armstrong & Weber)

118 w Fayette
Armstrong Thomas, (Armstrong, Cator &

Co.) 73 n Paca
Armstrong Thomas G., clerk, 134 s Sharp
Armstrong Thomas, boiler maker, 17 Armis-

stead la
ArmstrongThomas, (James Armstrong & Co.)

244 n Calvert
Armstrong Victor C, clerk, 200 n Howard
Armstrong & Weber, (T. Armstrong & T.
Weber) saddle and harness makers, s w cor.
Park and Fayette
Armstrong W m., (Armstrong & Denny)

Washing on n of Clement
Armstrong Wnj. F., wagoner, 108 Mulliki

JAJ^IKS H. JOHMSOW, City Steani Fire^vood Mills— "Warren's Fire aiid Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Armstrono; Wm., clerk, 52 n Greene
Armswortliy Benj., blacksmith, 21 Barre
Arnburs: Wm., mariner, 245 s Wolfe
Arndt Carlos, nail maker, 254 s Sharp
Arndt Fiancis, tailor, 45 Aliceanna
Arndt Henry, porter, Preston nr Druid Hill av
Arndt Jacob, basket maker, 1 Biddle al
Arnedt Henry, porter, 42 Preston
Arnett Henry, moulder, 10 Nicholson
Arnett Levi, shoemaker, 357 n Gay, dvv 359
Arnett Wm., soldier, 37 Dolphin
Arnold Dr. Abraham B., 7 s High
Arnold Adam, m?>chinist, 120 Conway
Arnold Andrew J., laborer, 43 Ryan
Arnold Mrs. Catherine, Calhoun s of Carey
Arnold Charles A., clerk, 271 w Fayette
Arnold Conrad, milkman, 210 Washington,

F. H.
Arnold Conrad, blacksmith, 960 w Baltimore

Arnold , carpenter, 305 Aisquilli

Arnold Davis Z., carter, 173 Ramsay
Arnold Francis, surgical instrument maker,

15 s Sharp, dw 343 w Lombard
Arnold George, laborer, 65 s Frederick
Arnold George W., baker, 120 w Fayette
Arnold Henry, bricklayer, 297 Columbia
Arnold Isaac, 36 Holland
Arnold Jacob, car driver, 353 Columbia
Arnold James R., bricklayer, 25 McHenry
Arnold John, tailor, 156 s Regesier
Arnold John, messenger Maryland Peniten-

tentiary, 78 Hillen
Arnold John, engineer, B. & O. R. R., 173

Ramsay.
Arnold Michael, tanner, 21 n Front
Arnold Nicholas, tailor, 71 Bank
Arnold Mrs Peter, restaurant, 129 s Fremont
Arnold Richard H., cabinet maker, 96 Raborg
Arnold Mrs. Sarah, 497 w Loml)ard
Arnold Wm., keeper Druid Hill Park, mam

entrance
Arnold Wm., bricklayer, 102 s Paca
Arnold Wm. J., ship joiner, 264 e Madison
Arnold Wm. H., clerk, 85 McHenry
Arnold Dr. W. T., denti.st, 343 w Lombard
Arnold Walter J., clerk N. C. R., Franklin

House
Arnold: Adams, laborer, 120 Conway
Arnreich John, shoemaker, 162 Saratoga, dw

cor Mulberry and State
Arnst Daniel, laborer, 966 w Baltimore
Aro John W., soldier, 113 West
Arc John, oyster dealer, 143 L Greene
.Aro Joseph, gardener, Gorsuch av, Home-
stead
Aro Lewis, huekstj-r, 113 West
Aro Wm. M., wagoner, 3 Abey al
Arold George, laborer, 40 Walsh
Arold John, second hand goods, 658 w B:iUi-

more
Arold John, shoemaker, 12 Dewberry al
Arscott Ann, 183 Hughes
Arsi'ott Samuel G. M , cigar maker, 183

Hughes
Arthur Bridget, 81 Booth
Arthur Charles, clerk N. C. R. R., 139 w

Biddle
Arthur David, butter dealer, 171 e Madison
Arthur Henry, baker 53 n Eutaw and 32

(-lamden, dw 53 n Eutaw
Arthur Hu^'h, millwright, 371 Saratoga
Arthur Hugh W., dentist, Lexington, e of

Mount

Arthur James, s.addler, 369 Saratoga
ArtliurJ. Fleming, teacher, Lexington near

Mount
Arthur John, laborer, 23 Preston
Arthur John, blacksmith, 104 Scott
Arthur Mary, 13 Valley
Arthur Patrick, hod carrier. 111 s Castle al
ARTHUR DR. ROBERT, dentist, 117 Wash-
ington place
Arthur Robert, grocer, 103 n Spring
Arthur Thomas, coach painter, 13 Valley
ARTHUR WM. W\, hatter and dealer in

ladies furs, 1 w Baltimore
ARTHUR WM C, agent City Pass. R. R.

Baltimore near Fulton, dw Lexington e of

Mount
Arts Henry, shoemaker, 100 Lancaster
Arvey lames N., laborer, 58 Aliceanna
A SAY T. S., agent (J. Gibson, Sons & Co.)

63 w Pratt
ASBECK LOUIS, restaurant and lager beer

saloon, 13 s Eutaw
Asendorff George, box maker, 16^ Mulberry
Asendorff Henry, carpenter, 164 Mulberry
Asendorff' John, carpenter, 164 Mulberry
Ash Mrs. Arabella, 83 n Dallas
Ash F. Thomas, gas fitter, 31 n Greene, dw

570 w Lombard
Ash George T., ship chandlery and junk

store, 128 Dugan's whf., dw 93 n Bond
Ash Mrs. Isabella, 8 Ramsay _
Ash Israel, ca)) maker, 176 Planover
Ash Louis, (M. Gutman & Co.) 162 s Sharp
Ash Michael, clerk, 176 Hanover
Ash Mrs. Susan, milliner, 176 Hanover
Ashbeck Henry, laborer, 100 Frederick av
Ashburn Benjamin S., tobacconist, 2^0 w

Baltimore, dw 33 Pine
Ashburner Chas. H., (Brooke Bros. & Co.)

52 Spring row
Ashby John, messenger, HS Holland
Ashcom John L., pilot, 103 s Washington,

F. P.
Ashcroft Robert, (Abrahams & Ashcroft) 54

s Broadway.
Ashcroft Wells, ship joiner, 285 e Pratt
Ashenbruker A., shoemaker, 215 Light
Ashley Charles C., 133 Hanover
Ashley Wm , 133 Hanover
Ashley Wm. M., currier, 130 s Chester
Ashlock Thomas J., printer, 163 w Hoffman
Ashman Alfred, stone cutter, 27 Pearl
Ashman Jacob, cooper, 334 s Sharp
Ashton Ann, fancy store, 578 w Baltimore
Asliton Eliza, dressmaker, 187 Ensor
Ashton John, asst. assessor 12 Chatsworth
Ashton John, mariner, 10 Fish Market Space
Ashton Mallows, 508 w Baltimore
.=\shton Mrs. Mary Ann, 10 n Greene
Asliweo^ Mrs. Catherine, 80 Albemarle
Asker Tlumias B., engineer, 119 n Futaw
Askew Cliarles L., carpenter, 13 Brune
Askew Kdwin, of Custom House, 61 w Biddle
ASKEW JEHU B., clerk Criminal Court,

343 e Pratt
Askew John, engineer, 112 s Caroline
Askew Wm. Harst, clerk Criminal Court, 61

w Biddle
Askey Mrs. Catherine, 101 Granby
Askey Jami-s, salesman, 215 e Fayette
Askey Josepli, carter, 83 Granby
Askey Wm , cooper and deputy fish inspec-
tor, 56 Stiles

SHIRTS S

shirts:: shirts:;; RAYMOJ^TD, burton Si CO. ai-e now located at
1G8 Baltimore-st., between Calvert ajid St. Panl.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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A skins Mrs. Nancy, 33 n Wolfe

Askins Wm. E., (Townsetid & Askins) 193

e Pratt
Asmus Daniel, uox maker, 200 L. Huglies
Aspelmeyer Frederick, tailor, 178 e Lombard
ASSOCIATED FIREMENS' INSURAiNCE

CO. 4 SoutJi, Wm. -A Hack, president. — [See

p. 42 Silver tisements.]
Atchison Isabella, 34 Barre
Atherton A., baggay^e master N. C. R. R.,

dw Franklin House
Atkenhead Mrs. John, 264 s Eutaw
Atkins Michael H., finisher, 101 s Poppleton
Atkinson Allen, quarryman, Lexington near

Calverton road
Atkinson & Brother, grocers and liquor deal-
ers, 186 s Broadway
Atkinson Elizabeth, 168 Preston
ATKINSON GEO., butcher, 27 Centre, 14

Lexington and 32 Hanover markets, dw

431 Pennsylvania av
Atkinson Henry, carpenter, 95 Chatsworth
Atkinson Dr. I. E., 133 Park
Atkinson Isaac, clerk, 69 Chew
Atkinson Israel S., 22 e Fayette
Atkinson Israel I., 93 Chatsworth
Atkinson John H. letter car'r, 120 e Madison
Atkinson John W., carpenter, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Josenh T., attorney, 36 St. Paul,

dw95
Atkinson Joseph, carpenter, 532 Saratoga
Atkinson Joshua H., (Atkinson &. Bro.) 285

e Lombard
Atkinson Joshua I., treasurer B. & O. R.

R. Co., Camden Station, dw 95 St. Paul
Atkinson Laura J., Madison near Harford av
Atkinson Maria, milliner, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Dr. Robert, 1G4 w Fayette
Atkinson S. E., (Atkinson & Bro.) 285 e

Lombard
Atkins jn Mrs. Dr. Thomas C, 67 v/ Centre
Atkinson Thomas, bricklayer, 676 Saratoga
Atkinson Thomas W., (Hopkins Sf Co.)

Pennsylvania av near toll gate
Atkinson Thomas F., carpenter, 9 McEIderry
Atkinson Wm. George, clerk, 9 McEIderry
Atkinson Wm. C, 273 e Pratt
Atkinson Wm. T., sutler, 191 n Exeter
Atlee James, agent Grover & Baker's Sewing

Machines, Baltimore co
Atler George W., coachsmith, 10 s Fremont
Atler Thomas, hostler, 1 Preston
Atson Joseph, cutter, 147 s Charles
Atwell Capl. Benjamin, mariner, 102 n Bond
Atwell Daniel, carpenter, 219 Gough
Atwell Daniel F. T., coachmaker, 38 William
Atwell Giiorge, ship carpenter, 250 s Ann
Atwell James R., ship carpenter, 238 s Ann
Atwell Joseph, ship carpenter, 296 s Ann
Atwell Joseph W. blacksmith; n w corner

Boston and Bennett
Atwell Richard H. office 71 South, dw 23

Couitland
Atwell Wm. ship carpenter, 134 William
Atwell Wm P. watchman, 152 Barre
ATVVOOD BENJAMIN, broom manufactur-
er, 62 s Calvert, dw 358 e Monument
Atwood John, cabinet maker, 159 Hamburg
Atzel Louis, moulder, 310 Aliceanna
Atzerodt John C. 91 s Sharp
Aubel Christian, tailor, 83 Bank
AUDENRIED LEWIS ,«i- CO. (Lewis Au-

denned) coal dealers, 20 Second

Audoun Capt. Joseph H. Judge Orphan's

Court 107 Bank
A adoun Lewis, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank
Audoun Oliver, 128 Bank
Aiidoun Oliver, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank
Audoun Wm. F. carpenter, 326 Eastern av
Auel Adolph, shoemaker, 145 Welcome al
Auerbach Samuel L. cigar store. 3 e Balti-
more, dw 77 n High
Auerback Christian, drayman 158 Henrietta
Auerbauch August, laborer, 60 s Wolfe
Auer Wm. brewer, 35 Bank
Auerman Jacob, japanner, n w corner Colum-
bia and Emory
Auerric John, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
Auger Jacob, (L. C. Spencer &. Co,) N. Y.
Augush Martin, laborer, 272 Aliceanna
Auhl Charles, cabinet maker, 365 e Eager
Aukerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle
Aul George, sawyer, 108 West
Aul Henry, firenmn, 65 President
Aul Mathias, shoemaker, 298 Aliceanna
Aul Michael, shoemaker, 316 n Gay
Aulabaugh Zephaniah, teacher, 398 n Gay
Auld Benjamin F. ship joiner, 46 s Ann
Auld Haddaway, clerk, 443 Lexington
Auld Maria, 271 e Pratt
Auld Philip, ship carpenter, 176 Montgomery
Auld Richard, mariner, 72 s Ann
Auld Wilson, machinist, 314 Eastern av
Auler Augustus, wheelwright, 221 Light
Auler Jolin, tailor, 233 e Eager
AULICK JAMLS, insurance and real estate
broker, and agent Penn Mutual Life Ins
Co. of Philada. 59 w Second, dw Howard
House
Aull Marst, shoemaker, 348 s Bond
Ault Mary Jane, 287 Aisquith
Ault Saml. jr. shoe findings and garden seeds,

28 s Calvert, dw 287 Aisquith
Aulthouse Gi!0. W. liucksier, 67 Conway
Aumuller John, laborer, 103 3 Regester
Aurple Henry, laborer, 30 Bevan
Aurric John,, laborer, McHenry w of Fu. ;an
Aurlher Sarah J. 1 Young
Austen James, harness maker, 238 n Bond
AUSTEN DR PHILIP H. office 79 n

Charles, dw 76 s Sharp
Austermuhle Henry, cigar manufacturer, n e

corner Bond and Orleans
Austiler Adam, 148 Henrietta
Austiler Mrs Mary, 148 Henrietta
Austin Alexander R. bookkeeper, Citizen's

Bank, dw 63 n Poppleton
Austin Geo. C. 410 Light
Austin John, machinist, 487 w Pratt
Austin Sophia, seamstress, 218 e Lombard
AUSTIN T. G. & CO. (T. G. Austin and
Delosia Davidson,) grocers and commission
agents, 2 Camden
Austin Theodore D. chairmaker, 363 s Sharp
Austin Theodore G. (T. G. Austin & Co.)

2 Camden
Austin Wm. (Cullimore & Austin) 213 Bank
Austrian Betsy, cap maker, 213 s Broadway
Auth Nicholas, tailor, 122 Johnson
Aveline Katrina, 153 s Rege.ster
Aveyser Andrews, hammersmith, 242 s Dallas
Await Ferdinand, shoemaker, 64 Mulberry
Awbrey And. J cigar maker, 233 e Madison
Awbrey Prestly, tobacconist, 2.33 e MadisoQ
Awbrey Thomas P. painter, 249, e Monument
Ayd John, confectionery, 244 e Eager

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Plonr, Grain, Seeds, &«.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's AVHarC

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.

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Ayd Joseph, carpenter, 259 Aisquith

Avers Andrew, ship joiner, 78 s Washington

F. P.
Ayers Geo. W. carpenter, 248 w Baltimore
Ayers James H. rigger, 79 s Ann
Ayers John, teamster, 10 n Amity
Ayers Dr. Robert H. 73 n Eutaw
Ayers Capt. Samuel, 214 s Ann
Ayers J. H. rigging loft, 36 Fell
Ayler John W. clerk, 241 n Caroline
Ayres & Coulter, (Henry H. Ayres, John
C. Coulter,) grocers and commission mer-
chants, 55 Light
Ayres Daniel H. watchman, 115 Albemarle
Ayres Henry H. (Ayres & Coulter) 47 w

Monument
Ax Christian, (G. W. Gail & Ax,) 59 Barre
Axer John, soldier, 136 e Monument

B.

Baarfe Patrick, tavern, 63 President
Baas Frederick, restaurant, 39 s Poppleton
Baader John, cigar maker, 20 Mott
BABB JOHN D. baker, 68 s Charles
Babb John D. jr. baker, 68 s Charles
Babbot Mrs. tliza, seamstress, 296 s Chapel
Babendrier Louis, piano maker, 9 n Pine
Bacchus John G. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Baccigalluppo Vincent, confectionery, 101

Hiilen
Bach Adam, flour and feed, 329 Aisquith
Bach Mrs. Catharine, 44 Chatsworth
Bach Catharine, cake stand, 122 n Dallas
Bach Henry, cutler, 314 e Baltimore
Bach John, porter, 120 n Dallas
Bach John, box maker, 424 Hanover
Bach Mrs. Mary, 259 s Bond
Bach Philip, tailor, s e cor Clifton and Penn. av
Bach Wm. cigar maker, 257 w Pratt
Bacharach Aaron, peddler, 164 e Lombard
Bacharach Abraham, dry goods, 77 Ensor
Bacharach David, second-hand dealer, 90

Hiilen
Bachelor George, blacksmith, 290 Johnson
Bachelor J. P. clerk, Adams Express, 34 Con-
stitution
Bachelor John, fisherman, 290 Johnson
Bachelor Lewis, delivery clerk, Adams Ex-
press, 25 Josephine
Bachelor Lewis, express driver, 9 Josephine
Bachelor Adam, laborer, 145 s Exeter
Bachman George piano maker, 133 Henrietta
Bachman Henry, grocer, 214 s Caroline
Bachman John, taifor, 98 Ensor
Bachman Jas E. pattern maker, 201 Conway
Bachman John M. cigar maker, 84 n Exeter
Bachmann Frederick, lager beer , 215 s Eutaw
Bachrach David, photographer, 213 n Gay,

dw 80 Hiilen '
Bacigalupo Dominic, confectionery, 110 Light

St. wf, dw 20 Camden
Bacigalupo James, confectionery, 100 Light

St. wf, dw 146 Camden
Bacigalupo James, confectionery, 146 Light

St. wf
Backel John, shoemaker, 121 Mullikin
Backer Mrs. Margaret, grocer, 515 Lexington
Backert Andrew, shoemaker, 147 s Chapel
Backman Earnest, 19 Barnes
iJackman Frederick, soldier, 156 n Dallas
Backman John, laborer, 127 Barre
Backman Joseph, laborer, 202 s Wolf

BACKUS REV. JOHN C. 126 w Madison
Backus Peter, boot and shoemaker, 255 e Pratt
Backus Wm. cigar maker, Black Horse tavern
Bacon & Co. (James E. Bacon, and James

Lipp,) coffee manuf. 476 w Baltimore
Bacon James E., M. D. (Bacon & Co.) 476 w

Baltimore
Bacon Mrs. Jane, confectionery, 182 Madi-
son av
Bacon Capt. John, 94 e Fayette
Baden John R. clerk, 90 s Sharp
Baden John, 419 n Gay
Badcncouph Mrs. Helena M. tailoress, 255 n

Central av
Bader Mrs. Helena, confectionery, 176 e

Madison
Bader Henry, barber, 191 Lexington
Badger Mary, 38 Hanover
Badger Thos. P. sewing machine operator,

12 Mulberry
Baepler Henry, baker, s w cor Mulberry and

Pearl
Baer Arthur P. (Baer & Crane,) 132 w Biddle
BAER& BRO. (Geo. H. Baer and C. W.

Baer,) produce, prov; and gen'l com. mer-
chants, 143 n Howard
Baer Chas. W. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard
Baer Christopher, laborer, 114 Orleans
BAER & CRANE, (A. P. Baer and J. C.

Crane,) hide and leather dealers, 2 Water
Baer Dr. Edward R. surg. 1st Md. regt. dw

270 w Fayette
Baer Geo. H. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard
Baer Isaac, (Lewis Baer &c Bro.) 95 Hanover
Baer James, 132 w Biddle
Baer John, cooper, 248 s Sharp
Baer John H. blacksmith, 521 Light dw 614
Baer John, grocery, 98 s Spring
Baer Lewis, (L. Baer & Bro.) 11 Camden
Baer Lewis & Bro. (Lewis Baer and Isaac

Baer,) dealer in furs rags, &c., 11 Camden
Baer Thomas E. law student, 17 St. Paul
Baer Sarah N. 36 Pleasant
Baerlan Frederick, laborer, 132 Low
Baermer John, laborer, 221 s Bethel
Baetjer Henry, keeper drays, 93 s Caroline
Baetjer Henry, jr. salesman, 93 s Caroline
Baetjer J. George, salesman, 93 s Caroline
Bagge Thomas, express driver, 93 Conway
Baggott Elizabeth, dressmaker, 194 Madison

av
Baggott Thos. wire worker, 194 Madison av
Bagnell Michael, laborer, 82 Cross
Bagwell Mrs. Catharine, boarding house, 70

Conway
Bagwell Thomas, mariner, 10 Fish Market

space
Bahartz Inatz, shoemaker, 164 M ulberry
Bahhan John S. grocery, 23 New Church
Bahike Frederick, tailor, 98 s Wolf
Bahlman Henry, 454 Light
Bahm Lewis, tailor, 120 s Dallas
Bahman John, tailor, 98 Ensor
Bahore Mary, 3 Leadenhall
BAIER (or BAYER) JOHN, brewer, 392

Canton av. — [See p 22 Advertisements.]
Baier John, laborer, 1 s Choptank
Baierlein Simon 304 s Sharp,
Baierlipp John, tailor, 247 e Fayette
Baiger Frederick, shoemaker, 83 Boston
Bailey Mrs. Caroline, teacher, 288 e Pratt
Bailey Caroline, 147 n Bond
Bailey Mrs. Catharine, 98 Preston

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifactiirers of White Lend, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue.
BTeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vai-nlshes, 100 "W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BBOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Bailey Charles, ship carp. 178 Gough
Bailey Edward A. painter, 111 Preston
Bailey Edwin, (Coleman & Bailey,) 16 s

Broadway
Bailey Elizabeth, 197 n Howard
Bailey Mrs. Henrietta, Washington betw

Baltimore and Lombard
Bailey Henry, pilot, 178 Gough
Bailey Jas. F. (Linthicum & Co.) 177 n High
Bailey James, ship carp. 178 Gough
Bailey James, machinist, 302 e Pratt
Bailey John, laborer, 330 Raborg
Bailey John M. carpenter. 40 Dolphin
Bailey John, weaver, 485 Belair av
Bailey Lewis E. (Cushings & Bailey,) 237 w

Lombard
Bailey Lucy, confectioner, 8 Stirling
Bailey Mary, grocery, 276 Cathedral
Bailey Mary, hucksteress, 215 Hollins
Bailey Mrs. Matilda, 42 Cross
Bailey Mrs. M. E. 12 s Gay
Bailey Ragina, 1 n High
Bailey Robert M. dispatcher of trains, 92

Preston
Bailey Thos. laborer, foot of Hamburg
Bailey Wm. boots and shoes, 108 Lexington

dw 381 Saratoga
Bailey Wm. ship carpenter, 86 William
Bailie Mary B. 80 s Bond
BAILY JAMES, alcohol and neutral spirits

267 Cross, office 95 w Lombard dw 36 s

Greene
Bain Geo. W keeper of Balto. city alms hous,

Calverton road, Balto. Co.
Bain John W. cooper, 128 McHenry
Bainard John, huckster, 62 n Ann
Bainer Barbara, 66 Ramsay
Bainer Henry R. shoemaker, 301 n Gay
Bainhart John, wagoner, 175 s Ann
Bains Francis, blacksmith, 594 w Pratt
Bair Henry, cabinet maker 124 n Dallas
Bair Wm wheelwright, Franklin House
Baird Robert, machinist, 265 s Charles
Baird Thos. D; teacher, 53 Lexington
Bairschmid Henry, laborer, 177 s Eden
Baitz Wm. H. cabinet maker, 132 s Dallas
Baitzel Jacob G. carpenter, 120 s Sharp
Bailzel John, bricklayer, Clinton, Canton
Baker Capt. Alexander, 86 e Pratt
Baker Alexander, clerk, 223 Saratoga
Baker Mrs. Antoinette, 187 Vine
Baker Aritone, teacher, 6 Creek al
Baker August, shoemaker, 90 Orchard
Baker August, tailor, 238 Barre
Baker August, shoemaker, 340 s Sharp
Baker Benjamin F. cooper, 34 s Carohne
BAKER BROTHERS & CO. (H. J. Baker,

J. Baker, J. Rogers jr.) manufacturer's

agents for Baltimore, and New Jersey glass

works, chemicals, oils, ^-c, 32 and 34 s

Charles — [Seep. 41 Mvertisements.]
BAKER & BROWN, (Wm. Baker & John

Brown,) brass and bell founders and edge

tool manufacturers, 10 w Pratt
Baker Catharine, 250 e Chase
Baker Charles, soldier, 298 s Paca
Baker Charles, shoemaker, 244 Hanover
Baker Charles J. (Baker Bros. & Co.) Athol,

Frederick road
Baker Charles, butcher, 540 Penna. av
Baker Christian, baker, 12Sterrett
Baker Christopher, shoemaker, Belair av.

near Chester

Baker Conrad, carpenter, 309 Mulberry

Baker Davis, mariner, 69 Harford av

Baker Edward E. shoemaker, 22 n Poppleton

Baker Eleanora E. 42 McCulloh

Baker Mrs. Eleanora, 76 s Republican

Baker Mrs. Eliza, 529 n Gay

Baker F. tailor, 4.35 w Pratt

Baker Francis, laborer, Clinton, opp Chesa.

peake furnace
Baker Frederick, shoemaker, 178 s Durham
Baker George, baker, 263 n Bond
Baker, George P. salesman, 13 s Howard
Baker George, confectionery, 32 Perry
Baker George, blacksmith, 2 Baker ct
Baker George, varnisher, 329 Mulberry
Baker Gotlieb, tailor, 27 Goodman al
Baker Greenbury, milk, 529 n Gay
Baker Greenbury, milk, 213 n Eden
Baker Gideon, nightman, 34 Gough
Baker Henry, moulder, 72 s Central av
Baker Hammond, ship carpenter, 173 s Bond
Baker Harriet, boarding house, 219 Boston i
Baker Henry, shoemaker, 122 Conway
Baker Capt. Henry, 230 e Fayette
Baker Henry J. (Baker, Bros. & Co.) N. Y.
Baker Henry, cabinet maker, 159 e Fayette
Baker Henry, tailor, 68 n Front
Baker Henry, laborer, 17 Port
Baker Henry, baker, 411 n Gay
Baker Mrs. Capt. Horatio, 233 Harford av
Baker Isaac M. tavern, 108 Low
Baker Jacob, butcher, 100 Centre, 59 Lexing-
ton and 55 Hanover markets, dw 540 Penn-
sylvania av
Baker Jacob, cooper, 15 Bevan
Baker Jacob, police, 18 Jefferson
Baker Jacob, soldier, 199 Hamburg
Baker James C. ship carp. 175 Bank
Baker James M. produce dealer, 39 Penna. av
dw Fremont, between Franklin & George
Baker James, flour and feed store, cor Penna.

av and St. Mary, dw 189 n Fremont
Baker James, machinist, 81 n Amity
Baker James, city garbage cart, 493 Belair av
Baker John, ship carpenter, 135 Thames
Baker John, laborer, 92 Walker ct
Baker John, laborer, 184 s Spring
Baker John, shoemaker, 47 Perry
Baker John W. (J. W. Bruff&'Co.) 315 vr

Lombard
Baker John G. mate, 127 s Regester
Baker John G. colporter, 25 Jackson
Baker John, ship carp. 34 Gough
Baker John, 72 Lowson
Baker John M. shoemaker, 309 e Madison
Baker John, laborer, 67 Somerset
Baker J. Thomas, baker, 440 Lexington
Baker John T. shoemaker, 263 n Dallas
Baker John, shoemaker, 178 s Durham
Baker J. W. cabinet maker, 296 n Gay
Baker John C. boiler maker, ti7 n Poppleton
Baker John, laborer, 3 Leadenhall
Baker John H. huckster, 75 s Fremont
Baker Joseph O. agent U. S. mail R. R. 63

Ensor
Baker Joseph, 194 Saratoga
Baker Lycurgus A. clerk, 90 s Sharp
BAKER & McCRACKEN, (N. Baker & J.
McCracken,) paper and rag dealers, 120 w
Lombard
Baker Mrs. Laura, 98 n Charles
Baker Mrs. Kate B. 208 Conway
Baker Mrs. Mary E. tailoress, 54 Albemarle

TH£ GJROVKR Si BAKSR SBWIIVG niACHINi: Is the best for all piirposes— SAIiBS
ROOaiS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Baker Mrs. Mary E. 278 Hollins
Raker Mrs. Marg't, washerwoman, 145 Vine
Baker Mary E. 293 n Howard
Baker Minna, boot and shoe store, 1.33 n Gay
Baker N. C Baker iV McCracken,) 21 Warren
Baker Philip, boxmaker, over 8 Camden
Baker Mrs. Rachel, 75 s Fremont
BAKER RICHARD J. manufacturer of dye
wood and dealer in dye stuffs and chemicals,
36 s Charles, dw Windsor mill road. — [See
p. ]~ ^Advertisements.]
Baker Robt. B. cabinet maker, 458 Lexington
Baker Robt. B. cabinet mak. 34 n Fremont
Baker Samuel, laborer, 68 w Biddle
Bakef Sophia, 50 s Ann
Baker Susannah, 72 Lee
Baker Mrs. Sarah, 67 McElderry
Baker Theodore, carp'r. Belair av extended
Paker Thomas, ship carpenter, n e cor Wash-
ington and West
Baker Valentine, curled hair, 193 Fred'k av
Baker Wm. rigger, 132 Gough
Baker Wm. machinist, Franklin Inn
Baker Wm. W. cooper, 123 s Exeter
Baker Wm. H. junk shop, 262 s Charles
Baker Wm. (Wm. Baker & Co.) 1 Mount
Baker Wm. carpenter. Chase near Central av
Baker Judge William, Windsor mill road
Baker Wm. tailor, 75 McHenry
BAKER WM.& CO. (Wm. Baker,) tobacco
commission merchants, 49 Exchange place
Baker Wm. D. sailmaker, 245 Gough
Baker Wm. M. clerk, 171 w Fayette
Baker Wm. J. hardware dealer, 6 Gough
Baker Wm. G. clerk, 6 Gough
Baker Wm. (Baker & Brown,) 6 Gough
Baker W. S. n w cor St. Paul & Madison
Baker Wm . H. K. sutler, 15 Pearl
Baker Wm. A. clerk, 311 e Eager
Baker Wm. mariner, 171 German
Balar Henry, whitewasher, 45 James la
Balcke Frederick, carpenter, 3 s Frederick
Bald Catharine, 91 Penna av
Bald Frederick W. lock and gun smith, 91

Penna. av
Bald Wm. F. carter, 1 James al
Balden Joseph, laborer, 28 Scott
Baldersion Hugh & Son, (J. IJalderston & T.

Balderston,) wire workers, 12 s Calvert
Balderston Jacob, (Hugh Balderston & Sun,)

150 w Lombard
BALDERSTON, WARD & CO. (J. C. Bal-
derston and J. H. Ward,) boot and shoe
com'sion merchants, over 273 w Baltimore
Balderston John C. (Balderston, Ward & Co)

48 w Monument
Balder^■ton Dr. Josiaii, dentist, 40 Lexington
Balderston Marcellus, iron worker, 172 s

Central av
Balderston Thomas, (H. Balderston & Sons,)

12 s Calvert
Bald us John, laborer, 153 Stirling
Baldwin Anna, 79 Franklin
Baldwin Christopher C. (Woodward, Bald-
win &. Co.) New York
Baldwin Caleb C. constable, 225 e Lombard
Baldwin David, treas. Savings Bank of Balti-
more, n w cor McCulloh & Dolphin
Baldwin E. F. architect, 57 w Biddle
Baldwin Dr. Edwin C. 124 n Exeter, dw

Brown's hotel, 119 n High
Baldwin Geo. R. tobacconist, 201 Mulberry
Baldwin John F. moulder, 52 Leadenhall

Baldwin James T. tobaccouist, 98 n Gay, dw

201 Mulberry
Baldwin John H. carpenter, 120 Eden
Baldwin John, engineer, 97 s Fremont
Baldwin James T. tailor, 201 Mulberry
Baldwin Mrs. Mary, 46 Pearl
Baldwin Mary E. 57 w Biddle
BALDWIN, MYER & CO. (R. T. Baldwin

and T. J. Myer,) oyster packers and pre-
servers of fruits, 90 West Falls av
Baldwin Robert, laO Columbia
Baldwin Robert T. (Baldwin, Myer & Co.)

274 Madison av
BALDWIN R. W. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw

Anne Arundel County
Baldwin Samuel A. carter, 211 n Eden
Baldwin Summerfield, (Norris & Baldwin,)

236 n Eutaw
Baldwin Wm. H. jr. (Woodward, Baldwin

& Co.) 115 Park
Baldwin W. H. blacksmith, 518 w Lombard
Bales Adam, bricklayer, 2 Franklin
Balinger Charles, gardener, 1 McMechin
Balke Frederick, carpenter, 33 Clay, dw 3 s

Frederick
Balke Wm. tailor, 312 w Pratt
Balkman Wm. mariner, near Poppleton be-
tween Franklin and Pierce
Balmer James, apothecary, n e cor Baltimore

and High
Ball August M. saddler, .59 Scott
Ball Christian, laborer, Hammond al near

Exeter
Ball Charles, engineer navy, 69 Pearl
Ball David, sup'i Md. Western hay scales,

166 Franklin
Ball George, mariner, 59 Thames
Ball Henry S. bricklayer, 79 Pearl
Ball John, marble cutter, 243 Forrest
Ball John, huckster, H Diamond
Ball John L. bricklayer, 176 s Ann
Ball John L. shoemaker, 58 e Enger
Ball John D. carpenter, 335 n Howard, dw

235 Aisquilh
Ball Pliilip A. (Frick & Ball,) Baltimore Co.
Ball Robert, mariner, 67 s Wolfe
Ball Sarali, dress maker, 1 n High
Ball Sarah A. furnishing store, 28 e Baltimore
Ball Walter, jr. clerk, Q. M. department, 89

Pearl
Ball Walter, treas. Balto. Steam Packet Co.,

office. Union dock, dw s e cor. Bolton and

Townsend
Ball Wm. D. bailiff Crinrl Court, 79 Pearl
Ball Wm. A. bricklayer 28 e Baltimore
Balla John, 3 n High
Balla Theodore, machinist, 627 Light
Ballantine Alex. B. ship carpenter, 102 s Ann
Ballard Cyrus, mail agent, 231 e Pratt
Ballard E. L. merchandise broker, 661 w

Fayette
Ballard Edward J. sailmaker, over 96 Light-st

wharf, dw 158 German
Ballard Eliza, teacher, 158 German
Ballard George E. 139 n Calvert
Ballard Levin E. merchandise broker, s e cor.

Exchange place & Commerce, dw Fayette

w of Gilmor
Ballard James, blacksmith, 1 Chase
Ballard Mrs. Ruth M. boarding, 139 n Calvert
Ballard Samuel H. clerk, 139 n Calvert
Ballard Mary, teacher, 158 German
Ballauf Augustus, lager beer, 73 Harrison

JAM£S H. aOHiVSOSr, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and "Water-prooT
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric @nu>kiJig Tubes, over 99 \V. Baltimore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Ballauf Augustus, morocco drcs. 69 H:ii-rison
Ballauf Charles E. morocco dres. 69 Harrison
Ballauf Edward, currier, 67 Harrison
Ballauf Wm. L. currier, 69 Harrison
Ballenger Thomas, cooper. 147 s Bond
Ballentine Archibald, plasterer, 191 s Paca
Ballieder Cor^rad, tailor, 195 Orleans
Ballman Ann(!, grocer, 755 Light
Ballinan Frank, whitewasher, 238 n Kden
BallmaiiFred. drayman, 178 e Fayette
Ballman [Icnry, cabinet maker, 755 Light
Balloch James, 478 Lexington
Balloch Robert A. assessor of Internal Reve-
nue, 422 w Pratt, d\v 478 Lexitigton
Balster Charles, emigrant agent, 30 Fell
Balster John, ship carpenter, 133 Tiiames
B.iltlius Elizabeth, tailorcss, 254 e Eager
Baltimore At'ieneeum, cor. St. Paul and Sar-
atoga, oficupii-'d by Baltimore Library Co.,
Mercantile Library Association and Md.
Historical Society
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR MOR-
AL AND EDUCATIONAL LMPROVE-
MKNT OF COLORED PEOPLE, rooms
3& 4 Bible house. 75 w Fayette
Baltimore Academy of the Visitation, corner

Park and Centre
Baltimore Association for Improving the Con-
dition of the Poor, 24 w Fayette
BALTIMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE &
TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, [H- B.
Bryant, II. D. Stratton, L. B.uinister& W.
H. Sadtler, proprietors,) cor. St. Paul and
Lexington
Biltimore City Jail, Madison, e of Jones' Falls
BALTlMOllKCLll'I'ER, 134 w Baltimore
BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE, n w cor.

of Gay and Lombard
BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAIL-
WAY CO., office over n e cor. Eutaw suid
Balto. Henry Tyson, pix'sident
BALTI.MORE GO'S. STANDARD FER-
TILIZERS, cor. Ridgely and Stockholm,
Spring Garden
BAL riMORE and CUBA SMELTING and
MINING CO. COPPER WORKS, cor.
Cuba and Andre, Locust Point, and Canton
and Clinton-sts., Canton, office over 30
South, Clinton Leverinsr, iiresident
BALTIMORE, CATO.NSVILLE & ELLI-
COTTS MILLS RAILWAY, office 32
Frederick av
BALTIMORE CEMETERY CO., office 6
South, Thomas Wilson, president, Edward
G. Diggs, secretary and treasurer
BALTIMORE CITY & COUNTY ALMS-
HOUSE, Calverton road
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, cor of
Liimbard and Hanover, entrance Lombard
BALTIMORE COAL OIL WORKS, foot of
Eutaw, R. M. Smith, pro. office over 13 s

BAL riMORE DAILY GAZETTE, 112 w

Baltimore
BALTIMORE EaUITABLE SOCIETY,

for insuring houses from loss by fire, office

19 South, Francis A. Crook, treasurer
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, 53

St. Paul, N.C. Brooks, principal. — [Seep.

35 Mvertisements.]
BALTIMORE FIRK INSURANCE CO., s

w cor. South and Water, J. I. Cohen, jr.,

president

Baltimore Glass Works, e end of G. Hughes
Baltimore Infirmary, s w cor. Greene and

Lombard
Baltimore Gymnasium, Carroll Hall, s e cor.

Calvert «^- Baltimore, John Carson, president
BALTIMORE LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,

late Winans, next to Mt. Clare Depot
Baltimore Life Insurance Co. 7 Soutli, John

I. Donaldson, president
BALTIMORE MACHINE AND TOOL

SHOP, office 72 w Pratt.
Baltimore Alarine Observatory, e end of Mont-
gomery
Baltimore Museum, n w cor Baltimore and

Calvert
BALTIMORE MARINE INSURANCE CO

n w cor South and Water, James Hooper,

jr. president
Baltimore Orpiian Asylum, Strieker near Lex-

BAl/riMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

CO. office Camden Station
Baltimore Price Current, office Merchant's
Excliange Reading Rooms, George U. Por-
ter, publisher
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMBOAT CO., office 3 Light street
wharf, J. Alexander Shriver, agent
Baltimore Rosine Association, 335 w Pratt
Baltimore Steam Laundry, basement 1 e Bal-
timore, next to bridge; Christopher Search,
proprietor
Baltimore Stock Board, 45 w Fayette
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO. of-
fice s end Concord, Union Dock, M. N.
Falls, agent

BALTIMORE and SUSQUEHAN-
NA STEAM CO., Jos. James Tay-
lor Agent, office lower end West
Falls avenue.

BALTIMORE UNITED BUTCHERS' AS-
SOCIATION, n e cor Neighbor & McKim
BALTIMORE WECKER, daily and weekly
German newspaper, 3 n Frederick, Wm.
SchnauITer, proprietor
Baltimore Venango Oil Co. 117 w Baltimore;

Hi)race Abbott president
Baltimore Working Men's Union, 5 s Fred'k
Balttasar Frederick, gardener, 200 s Dallas
Baltz Anthony, paper carrier, 233 s Dallas
Baliz Edward, butcher, 488 Penn'a av
Baltz Henry, laborer, 233 s Dallas
Baltz Wm. butcher, 35 Belair market, dw.

Patterson, near Greenmount Cemetery
Baltzell Alexander, merchant, 220 Franklin
Baltzell C. paper hanger, 10 Somerset
Baltzell Louisa, 231 Franklin
HALTZKLL DR. WM. H. 90 Hanover
Baltzer George, laborer, 206 s Wolfe
Baltzer Henry, 82 s Central av
Balz Rhinehard", butcher, 424 Penn'a av
Balzer Henry, tailor, 82 s Central av
Balzer Nich. porter, 16 s Chapel
Bambach Henry, portrait painter, 211 s Wolfe
Bambach Joseph, grocery, 100 n Central av
Bamberger Abraham, butcher, 83 Mullikin
Bamberger Ansel (Bamberger Sf Co.) 12ft
e Baltimore

SHIRTS I SHIRTS! I SHIRTS! ! ! SatisfecUon Guaranteed in Fit, Finish and Style, OT
no Sale. RAYMOXD, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., atoove Calvert.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Bamberger Brothers, (M. Bamber-
ger & H. Bamberger,) dry goods,
143 Lexington and 57 n Howard.

Bamberger David, dry goods, 43 n Howard,

dw 111 w Fayette
BAMBERGER & CO. (E. Bamberger & A,

Bamberger,) millinery, ribbons and fancy

goods dealers, 247 \v Baltimore
Bamberger E. (Bamberger & Co.) 48 s Eutaw
Bamberger Josepli C. iron works, 381 n Gay
Bamberger Moses, (Bamberger Bros.) 126 e

Baltimore
Bamberger Wm. H. grocery, 243 e Madison
Bance John, laborer, 132 Low
Bancroft Cliarles F. clerk, 12 n High
Bancroft John, bri<klayer, 12 n High
Bancroft John D. bricklayer, 12 n High
Bandel Andrew J. coal dealer, cor West Falls

and Eastern avs, dw 67 n Front
Bandel Francis, shoemaker, 79 Grindall
Bandel Grafton, cabinet maker, 152 Franklin
Bandel Isaac C. conductor C. P. R. R. 67 n

Front
Bandel John M. & Sons (J. M. Bandel, sr.,

(J. M. Bandel, jr. & Martin L. Bandel,) im-
porters of coffee, &c. 119 Smith's wharf
Bandel Justina B. 96 s Exeter
Bandel Leonard J. block and pump maker &

ass't engineer fire dep't, 97 McElderry's

wharf, dw 96 s Exeter
Bandel M. L. 365 e Pratt
Bandel Philip, 202 e Fayette
Bandell Mrs. Ann Maria, 204 e Madison
Bandell Charles S. 63 s Caroline
Bandell George E. 67 n Front
Bandell George W. carver, 52 e Pratt
Bandell John M. (John M. Bandell & Sons,)

365 e Pratt
Bandell John W. clerk, 365 e Pratt
Bandell Capt. Michael H. mariner, 160 s Bond
Bandell Wm. bacon dealer, 70 n Bond
Bando Frederick, barber, 267 n Bond
Bane Christian, sawyer, 167 s Wolfe
Bane Miss E. 198 e Madison
Bane John, clerk, 198 e Madison
Bang Francis G. 203 Columbia
Bange Frank, barber, 184 n Eden
Bange Jacob, clerk, Franklin House
Bange Michael, carter, 228 n Dallas
Banger Henry, cabinetmaker, 110 Low
Bangert Anthony, tailor, 196 Eastern av
Bangert Joseph, baker, 8 Fell
Bangert Philip, coal oil and lamps, s e corner

Central av and Chew
Bangert Rudolph, hatter, 116 McElderry
Bangs Charles, clerk, 11 Penn
Bangs David A. clerk, 154 w Madison
Bangs Dwight, clerk, 49 Lexington
Bangs Edward (Carey, Bangs & Woodward,)

154 w Madison
Bangs Elizabeth, 154 w Madison
Bangs John, boot and shoemaker, 229 w Pratt,

dw 232 Bane
Bangs Mrs. Mary A. 113 s Bond
Banghard Nicholas, porter, 12 Union
BANK OF BALTIMORE, n e cor Baltimore

and St. Paul
BANK OF COMMERCE, 26 South, Jas.W.

Allnutt, pres't
Bankard David, 5 Perry
Bankard Henry JN. 17 Fremont, nr Penn 'a av

BANKARD JACOB J. beef and pork pack-
er, 40 Second, dw n e cor Baltimore and
Chester
Bankard Jacob J. jr. clerk, n e cor Baltimore

and Chester
Bankard James M. butcher, 67 Hampstead
Bankard John, ship-joiner, 257 s Durham
Bankard John L. butcher, 436 e Baltimore
Bankerd Dennis, 108 Pine
Bankerd Wm. (John F. Forrester & Co.) 211

w Biddle
Bankhead Robert, clerk, 30 n Fremont
Banks Benj. F. furniture wagoner, 97 McEl-
derry
Banks Daniel B. president Union Manufac-
turing Co., office cor Howard and German,
dw 194 Franklin
Banks David, furniture, 59 South, dw 380 e

Baltimore, e of Washington
Banks Henry, 935 s Dallas
Banks John, machinist, 15 s Schroeder
Banks John, shoemaker, 232 Barre
Banks John M. machinist, 15 s Schroeder
Banks Joseph, 15 McElderry
Banks Joshua, tinner, 172 n Eutaw
Banks Joshua (Kellum & Banks,) 15 McEl-
derry
Banks Joshua E. tinner, 172 n Eutaw
Banks Lewis, machinist, 48 s Poppleton
Banks Mrs. Lydia D. 121 Saratoga
Banks Mary, 14 Saratoga
Banks Morton D. 84 e Pratt
Banks Robert T. china ware, 53 South, dw

233 w Lombard
Banks Robert T. jr. clerk, 233 w Lombard
Banks Samuel, machinist, Townsend between

John and Grundy
Banks Wm. tinner, 38 Warner
Banks W. H. S. clerk, 380 e Baltimore
Banks Wm. H. clerk, 443 n Gay
Banks W. E. (Swain & Banks) 25 s High
Banks Wm. J. grocer, n e cor Bond and Eager
Bannan John, laborer, 16 Diamond
Bannan John, painter, 85 Druid Hill av
Bannan John, grocer, s e cor Lexington and

Paca
Bannan John, machinist, 1 Abey al
Bannan Lawrence, machinist, 79 York
Bannan Michael, grocer, 447 n Gay
BANNON M. attorney, .32 St. Paul, dw.

Anne Arundel Co.
Bannon Patrick, drayman, 120 Scott
Bannon Mrs. Hannah, grocery, 362 Ostend
Bannenberg Fredk. shoemaker, 344 w Pratt
Banning Mrs. Catharine, 280 Lexington
Bannister Wm. plasterer, 689 w Baltimore
Bansel Conrad, baker, 139 s Wolfe
Bansemer G. A. (W. G. Bansemer & Co.)

199 w Hoffman
BANSEMER W. G. & CO. (W. G. Banse-
mer & G. A. Bansemer) wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, 108 w Lombard
Bansemer Wm. G. (W G. Bansemer &c Co.)

195 w Hoffman
Banthem Charles W. wheelwright, 289 Cross
Banthem Geo. W. quartermaster U. S. N.,

289 Cross
Banthem James M. police, 288 Cross
Banthem James, coachmaker, 289 Cross
Bantz Dr. Edward, 22 Columbia
Bantz Eugene H. clerk, 305 Lexington
Bantz Gideon, (H. Pendexter & Co.) 320 w
Baltimore

HENRY OIESB, Conunlsgion merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &«.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.

THE GKEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. aS W. Baltimore Street.

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Bantz Henry H. salesman, 3l2 w Baltimore
BANTZ THEODORE S. agent, boot, shoe,
hat and cap dealer, 322 w Baltimore, dw 305
Lexington
Bantzer Frederick, liquor store, 239 s Bond
Banz Eve, 115 McKldrrry
Baphor T. C. Eutaw Hou^e
Bapisteiler George, shocmakrr, 114 s Durham
BAQIJOL & KAECHLER (Jules Baquol
& Jacques Kaechkr,) nianufact'rs of French
confectionery, wholesale only, 42 Pine
Baquol Jules, (Baquol & Kaechler,) 42 Pine
Bar & Bro. (Bernian Bar & Levi Bar,) cloth-
iers, 169 s Broadway
Bar Berman (Bar & Bro.) 180 s Broadway
Bar Christian, laborer, IHO Hughes
Bar Levi (Bar & Bro.) ]89 s Broadway
Barbee George B. (Gephart & Barbee,) 626 w

Baltimore
Barber Edward, iron roller, 135 Hudson
Barber Frederick, laborer, 196 Eastern av
Barber Mrs. Ida, 57 Cohimljia
Earlier John, finisher, 481 w Lombard
Barber John G. deputy provost marshal, 450

w Fayette
Barber Mich 'I, rigger, Caroline near Thames
Barljer Sarah, dress niak(>r, 27 Pearl
Barber Walter T. clerk, 34 s Sharp
Barber Zebulon, wheelwright. Black Horse
tavern. High ,

Barberech Joseph, cabinet maker, 65 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Barbour David M. com. mcrch't, 87 Smith's

wharf, dw 25 Aisquith
Barbiue Charles, fisherman, 132 Johnson
Barl)iiie Wm. E. ship carpenter, 132 Johnson
Barclier John, upholsterer, 192 s Ann
Barchcr Susan, huckstress, 192 s Ann
B irchus John H. chirk, 7 s Caroline
Barclay Mrs. Hannah C.69 s Ann
Barclay Marcus C. engineei-, 69 s Ann
Barclay Nicholas, confectionery stand, n w

cor Baltimore and Liberty
Barclay Richard R. mariner, 285 e Fayette
Bard Thomas P. 278 L"xington
Barden Elizabeth, 97 Block
Birden Michael, laborer, 131 Sterrett
Bardroff Joseph, plasterer, 18 Lanvale
Bardrotf Lewis, 82 s Ann
Bard roll" IjC wis C. wood and coal dealer, 122

s Wolfe
Barepich John, soldier, 269 s Dallas
Bargar Deeter, bricklayer, 65 Franklin
Bargar George W. bricklayer, Druid Hill av
Bargar Henry, bricklayer, 172 Mulberry
Bargar Joseph H. moulder, 84 Henrietta
Bargar Sarah, teacher, 239 Franklin
Bargi't Geo. musiciin, 37 L. McKlderry
B irgin D barkeeper U. S. Hotel, 69 President
Bargin Wm. clerk U. S. Hotel, 69 President
Banes Jacob, laborer, 2U9 Aliceanna
Barkaineyer Henry, laborer, 5 S iratoga
B irke Ciiristian, sli )emaker, 332 s Cnarles
Barker Albert, clerk, 134 n Gay
Barker Alfred, pattern maker, 89 n Front
Barker Charles F. clerk, 362 n Eutaw
Barker Edward W., of B. & 0. R. R. 362 n Eu-
taw
Barker Emily, dress maker, 21 n Eutaw
Barker Evan T. 168 Catnedral
Barker Fredk clerk, 227 German
Barker Mrs. Harriet A. 160 n Calvert
Barker James Thomas, mariner, 55 Hamburg

Barker John A. property agent, 15 St. Paul,

dw 160 n Calvert
Barker John P. tobacconist, 86 Barre
Barker John A. clerk, 160 n Calvert
Barker John, mariner, Meyer ct
Barker Mrs. John, 362 n Eutaw
Barker Joseph, clerk, 160 n Calvert
Barker Joseph H. clerk. 160 n. Calvert
Barker Wm. K. tobacconist, 265 w Pratt, dw

86 Barre
Barker Wm. clerk Mechanics' Bank, 77 w

Biddle
Barker Wm. C. clerk, Marriott near Haubert
Barker Wm. private watchman, 55 w Biddle
Barkin John, boatman, 32 Chew
Barklage & Henneman, (H. A. Barklage &

John Henneman) packing box makers, 15

Cowperi al
Barklage Henry A. (Barklage & Henneman,)

80 n Eutaw
Barkley Geo. L. provisions, 267 e Lombard
Barkley Robert, tailor, 43 Eastern av
Barknian Joseph, cigar. maker. 76 Pierce
Barkman Wm. cigar maker, 76 Pierce
Barlage Frank, grocery, 260 Montgomery
Barley John, laborer, 20 s Carey
Barley John T. engineer, 20 s Carey
BARLING EDWARD, carpenter, 167 Stir-
ling
Barlow Clinton, clerk, 503 w Fayette
Barlow Mrs. Honora, seamstress, 21 s Repub-
lican
BARLOW JOSEPH, grocer, 46 n Paca, dw

503 w Fayette
Barlow Joseph, mariner, 42 Fell
Barlow Lewis, clerk, 503 w Fayette
Barlow Sarah A. seamstress, 141 Saiatoga
Barnard John, soap dealer, s e cor Saratoga

and St. Paul
Barnard Thomas, draftsman, 57 Columbia
Barnard Wm. 57 Columbia
B.irnes Alexander M. police, 14 Essex
Barnes Agnes V. 140 s Ann
Barnes Bernhard, seaman, 95 Elliott
Barn(>s Capt. Benj. 83 Columbia
Barnes Christian R. police, 239 e Fayette
BARiNES, DEBOW & CO. (H. P. Barnes &

C. H. Daiger) dealers in oysters, over 150

w. I'ratt
Barnes Daniel J. police, 194 Bank
Barnes Mrs Eliza, .seamstress, 325 Saratoga
Barnes Mrs. Ellen R. 14 Ramsay
Barnes Francis, blacksmith. Booth w of Carey
Barnes Hanson P. (Barnes, Debow &Co.) 285

e Madison
Barnes Henry, seaman, 95 Elliott
Barnes Henry, shoemaker, 100 Scott
Barnes Jas. E wheelwright, 327 Eastern ay
Barnes James, lumber inspector, 28 Jefferson.
Barnes Joshua, 69 s Oregon
Barnes John H. oil dealer, 26. McElderry
Barnes John A. produce dealer, 26 McEldeir
Barnes J(jhn M. blacksmiUi, 24 Laureli -y

Barnes John M. blacksmif.hi.91 Pr,esto»
Barnes John R. clerk, 162 n Gay
B,\RNES MRS. MARY A, 20,PiQr
Barnes Richard, of tobacco, w^irtjiliP .:e

• 425 e Fayette ^se No. 1,

Barnes Rev. Samuelj 174;A^?i<jt'
Barnes Samuel F 14,Ram?^r/ j^h

Barnes Samuel E.. engineqc.
Barnes, Sarah. A. tailov^ss' qqo Light

Biirnps, 'Susan, ves^H^ftk' ^'2 Gould's ct

jr! 7 n Bond

AUG. G. MEYER it CO., Manufacturers of "White liCatl, Zin.c,.y'

IVeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints aMcl Varnislxes, lOO^MJ'. atty, liampljlacls, Glne.

3 I,ombarcl Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMOHE STREET, next to SMITH BEOS. & CO.

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Barnes Capt. Thomas H. 14 Williamson
Barnes Thomas, laborer, 196 Madison av
Barnes Rev. Wm. A. 60 e Baltimore
Barnes Wm. M. carpenter, 319 n Eutaw
Barnet John, wheelwright. 481 w Lombard
Barnet John H. marker custom house, 6 s Re-
publican
Baiiiet William H. bricklayer, 250 Eastern av
Barnett A. E. millinery, 67 n Charles
Barnett James, caulker, 125 Washington, F.H.
Barnett Maria, seamstress, 336 n Howard
Barnett Richard, 245 n Bond
Barnett Rosanna, tailoress, 125 Washington,

F. H
Barnett Thomas, painter, 162 Bank
Barnett Wm. clerk P. 0. 185 Lee
Barney James H. (John Sullivan & Sons,) 76

n Charles
Barney John W. clerk U. S. A. Medical De-
partment, 70 Barre
Barnham Andrew, clerk, 359 e Eager
Barnhart Mrs. 304 s Sharp
Barnickel Johann F. tailor, 84 s Bethel
Barnickel Wolfgang, huckster, 13 e Lombard
Barnity Alexander H. 211 w Lombard
Barnitz Alex. H. bookkeeper, 277 Garden
Bainiiz Covington, 29 George
Barnitz Covinston D. 669 Lexington
BARNITZ M. 29 George
Barnslricker Michael, laborer, Washington rd

opposite Mt. Clare
Barnstein Solomon, clothing, 107 Camden
Barnum Allen S. Grundy near McMechin
BABNUM'S CITY HOTEL, fronting Cal-
vert, St. Paul and Fayette, D. Dorsey, pro-
prietor
Barnum George, engineer, 496 w Lombard
Barnum Mrs. Zenus, s e cor Cathedral and

Mt. Vernon place
Barr James L. clerk N. C. R. 233 Mulberry
BARK JOHN, Washington Hotel, n w cor

Eutaw and Camden
Barr Samuel, agent NCR. 233 Mulberry
Barranger Andrew, laborer, 292 Harford av
Barranger Geo. W. butcher, 288 Saratoga
Barranger John, clerk, 37 McElderry
Barranger John, watchman, s w cor McElderry

and Spring
Barranger John L. 128 Forrest
BARRANGER LEWIS L., Sr. butcher, 34
Centre, 77 Lexington and 63 Hanover mar-
kets, dw 288 Saratoga
Barranger Lewis L. jr. butcher, 62 Centre, 44
Lexington and 64 Hanover markets, dw 169
Penna. av
Barrett David, watchman, 118 n Fremont
BARRETT & DE BEET, (J. L. Barrett &
D. H. De Beet,) carvers and gilders, 71 w
Baltimore
Barrett Edw. wagoner, n e cor Eastern av and

Exeter
Barrett Eliza, millinery, 90 Richmond
Barrett Mrs. Ellen, rear of 144 Hughes
Barrett F. O. (Smoot, Habersham & Barrett)

236 w Hoffman
Barrett Gregory, sr. lamplighter, 118 n Fre-
mont
Barrett George, silversmith, 476 Lexington
Barrett & Higgins, (Wm. D. Barrett & J. T.
Higgins,) wholesale hat and cap dealers,
272 w Baltimore
Barrett Isabella, teacher, 118 n Fremont
Barrett James J. musician, 17 McElderry

Barrett James .T. paint and oil store, 240 Lex-
ington, dw 108 Mulberry
Barrett John L. (Barrett & DeBeet,)5 Jackson

square
Barrett John, grocery, 158 e Lombard
Barrett John J. 340 Saratoga
Barrett John, grocery, 289 e Pratt
Barrett L. Z. grocer, 474 Lexington
Barrett L. Z. & Co. produce commission mer-
chants, 194 Lexington
Barrett Maurice W. clerk, 474 Lexington
Barrett Mrs. Mary, seamstress. 320 s Sharp
BARRETT M. looking glass and picture

frames, 82 n Howard
Barrett Mrs. Mary, 320 s Sharp
Barrett Mary, i5 n Eutaw
Barrett Margaret, 99 Eastern av
Barrett Margaret E. 18 s Fremont
Barrett Peter, soldier, 46 Cooksie
BARRETT WILLIAM, rag dealer, 24 Wil-
liam, dw 214 Barre
Barrett William, operator fire alarm telegraph,

dw 323 Mulberry
Barrett W.D.(Barfett & Higgins)137 w Hoff-
man
Barrickman Mrs. Ellen, 169 n Paca
Barrickman Jacob,cedar coop. 200 e Baltimore
Barrier C. F. dry goods, 137 n Gay
Barringer Fred'k, bricklayer, 216 Aliceanna
Barringer Henry, butcher, 390 w Fayette
Barringer Jacob, laborer, 239 s Bethel
Barringer James L. police, Jefferson near Ann
Barrington, Edw. P. bookkeeper, 702 Saratoga
Barrington Frank T. prof music, 124 Grundy
Barrington T. N. clerk, 702 Saratoga
Barris George W. cooper, 116 n Central av
BarroU Benj. C. attorney, s w cor Fayette

and Charles, dw 249 Garden
Barroli James W. 286 Madison av
Barroll Mary Ann, 109 w Moiuiment
Barroli Richard, 109 w Monument
Barroll Benjamin C jr. clerk, 42 Second
Barron Edward, horseshoer, 267 w Biddle
Barron James, carpenter, 137 e Lombard
Barron James, of fire depart., 137 e Lombard
Barron John M., U. S N. 169 Hanover
Barron John, U. S. N. 18 Armistead la
Barron John, huckster, 195 s Paca
Barron John, huckster, 79 s Pace.
Barron John, car|jenter, 142 w Madison
Barron John, laborer, 134 Garden
Barron Samuel H. 56 n Republican
BaiTon Sarah, dairy, 142 w Madison
Barron Thomas, laborer, 196 e Madison
Barron Thomas, veterinary surgeon, 10 w

Hoffman
Barron Wm. D. salesman, 14^^ s Calvert
Barrow Denwood H. bookkeeper, 527 w Fay-
ette
Barrow Mrs. Esther R. 666 Lexington
Barrow H. T. bookkeeper, 158 w Lombard
Barrow Rev. Thos. 227 e Baltimore
Borrows & Co. (Pitt Barrows & R. S. Bar-
rows,) brokers, 72 Exchange place
Barrows Pitt, (Barrows & Co.) Barnum 's hotel
Barrows R.S (Barrows & Co )Barnum's hotel
BARRUS GEO. W. & CO. (G. W. Barrus
& J. B. Chase,) dry goods, 211 w Baltimore
Barnis George W. (G. W. Barrus & Co.)

258 Madison av
Barry & Hoogewerff, (J. C. Bairy & S. E.
Hoogewerff,) merchandise brokers, 4 Gro-
cer's Exchange, Commerce

i

THE GROVKR & BAKJSR SEWING MAC HI.VE is tlte best for all piirposes-^ALES
ROOBIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. &; CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Barry Catherine, 66 Clay

Barry Catherine, 9 Chase

Barry Edmoiid, teamster, 17 Bank

Barry Ellen, 320 w Fayette

Barry Harry A. clerk, 208 Franklin

Barry James C. jr (Barry & Hoogewerff,) 11

McCulloh
Barry James, carter, 1 Hargrove al
Barry James C. sr. clerk, 11 McCulloh
Barry James H. upholsterer, 588 Exeter
Barry John L. teller Franklin Bank, 58 s Exeter
Barry John, carpenter, 3 Watson
Barry John, laborer, 20 St. Mary
Barry John, sailor, 19 L. McElderry
Barry Mrs. John W. 122 n Poppleton
Barry John, actor, 69 Vine
Barry John S. &• Co. (J. S. Barry, Wm. Tel-
land, W. H. V. Smith, &J S. Telland,)
dry goods com. merchants 20 Hanover
Barry John S.(J. S.Barry & Co.) 177 St. Paul
Barry Capt.John J. bookkeeper, 222 w Fayette
Barry John W. huckster, 63 L Montg-omery
Barry Llewellyn F. attorney at law, 80 w Fay-
ette, dw 79 w Monument
Barry Mary 19 L. McElderry
Barry Patrick T. plumber, 1 Hargrove al
BARRY ROBERT C. attorney at law, n w
cor Lexington and Courtland, dw Baltimore
County
Barry Samuel, barkeeper, 104 n Eutaw
Barry Samuel, mariner, 57 Milliman
Barry Standish, currier, 58 s Exeter
Barry Thomas, 20 St. Mary
Barry Wm. H. dealer in game, 393 w Pratt
Barry Wm. millwright, 118 York
Barry Wm porter, 69 Vine
Barry Mrs. Dr. Wm. J. 166 Preston
Barry Wm. R (F. B. Loney & Co.) 586 Lex-

iiigron
Barsch Philip, barber, 217 Canton av
Bartche John, upholsterer, 79 s Bond
Bartell Christofiher, cab. maker, 216 w Pratt
Bartell Christopher, cab. maker, 8 e Lombard
Bartell Hugo, photographer, 42 n Eutaw
Bartenbacher Peter, rags, 877 w Pratt
Barter Jacob, 192 Conway
Barter John, sailor, 145 Canton av
Barter Richard, laborer, 75 Richmond
Bartgis Mary C. cliiiia and glass, 162 n Gay
Bartels Hach, photographer, 73 s Paca
Earth Christian, shoemaker, 30 n Paca
Barth Daniel, harness maker, 197 Cathedral
Barth Samuel, commission merchant and im-
porter of liquors, wines, cigar3,&c. 21 South
dw Balto. Co.
Barthnld August, jeweler, 138 L. Greene
Bartholo John, butch^, 287 Franklin
Bartholomae George, printer, 77 n Howard
Barrholomfei Christian G. cabinet maker, 15

Chase, dw 13
Bartholomasa Geo. cabinet maker, 55 Fawn
Bartholomay John, confectioner, 57 Gough
Bartholomee Gustus, tailor, 181 s Eden
Bartholomee John J. cigar maker, 11 s Ann
Bartholomee Theodore M. carpenter, 262 n

Eutaw
Bartholomew Christian, tailor, 39 n Spring
Bartholomew Henry, clerk, 141 Barre
Bartholomew Joseph, clerk, 153 Park
Bartholomew Lanhart, laborer, 179 Raborg
Bartholow Andrew J. carpenter, 50 n Pine
Bartholow B. F. clerk, 304 Hollins
Bartholow Geo. M. dairy, 716 w Pratt

Bartholow J. M. C. (Rice, Chase & Co.) Eu-
taw flouse
Bartholow Mrs. Thomas, 334 Franklin
Barthrof Peter, cabinet maker, 20 Rock
Bartles Heni-y, cigar maker, 100 s Chapel
Bartleson Alonzo D. clerk, 95 Columbia
Bartlett Abner T. police, 93 s Wolfe
BARTLETT & BROTHER (Chas. Bartlett

& Wm. Bartlett) boat builders, in Fardy

& Bros, ship yard, fool of Montgomery
Bartlett Chas. W. (Bartlett »fc Bro.)412 Light
Bartlett David L. (Hayward, Bartlett & Co.)

57 Hollins
Bartlett Edward L. clerk, 57 Hollins
Bartlett Mrs. K'liza, 22 n Paca
Bartlett George & Co. (G. Bartlett & T.Spencer

Nolen) hide& leather dealers, 134 w Fayette
Bartlett Geo. (G. Bartlett & Co.) 65 n Liberty
Bartlett George W. B. B. clerk, 65 n Liberty
Bartlett James, jr. boat builder, Chester bet

Bank and Gough
Bartlett James, boat builder, 37 Philpot, dw

131 Gou^h
BARTLETT JOHN M. wholesale druggist,

70 s Calvert, dw 173 n Calvert
Bartlett Joseph T. clerk, 173 n Calvert
Bartlett Thomas, blacksmith, 193 Bank
Bartlett Wm. E. 100 Park
Bartlett Wm. E. jr. ,&. Co. (Wm.E. Bartlett, jr.

& Henry K. Loney) wholesale druggists,

96 Light street whf
Bartlett Wm. E. 110 Hanover
Bartlett Wm. S. (Bartlett &Bro.) 253 s Broad-
way
Bartlett Wm. S. boat builder, 227 s Broadway
Bartley JNicholas, fruit dealer, 28 n Frederick
Bartman Christopher, brass finisher, 121 s

Regester

Bartman , laborer, 185 Hughes

Bartol Henry B. coachmaker, 219 Aisquith
Bartol Sophia, 219 Aisquith
Bartol Sophia A. 82 Mulberry
Barton Andrew C. police, 102 Granby
Barton Henry, stone cutter, 896 w Pratt
Barton Ignatius D. printer, 48 Stiles
BARTON JAMES I. merchant tailor, 276 w

Baltimore, dw 198 e Baltimore
Barton James, ship joiner, 210 Bank
Barton Jas. laborer, 14 McHenry w of Fulton
Barton Jennings, ship joiner, 142 s Chester
Barton John T. carp'r, 52 s Washington, F. P.
Barton Joseph, grocer, 227 e Madison
Barton Joshua N. finisher, 176 McHenry
Barton Joshua, finisher, 184 iMcHenry
Barton Laura J. teacher, 202 e Baltimere
Barton Mary J. 202 e Baltimore
Barton Rebecca, 227 e Madison
Barton Samuel E. 33 Lexington
Barton Samuel S. sail maker, 202 e Baltimore
Barton Samuel S. carpenter, 70 Mullikin
Barton Thaddeus J. circus agent, 174 e Pratt
Barton Thomas L. blacksmith, 611 w Pratt
Barton Wm. L printer, 199 w Fayette
Barton Wm. J.(Wm. J. Barton & Son,) 62 e

Lombard
BARTON WM. J. & SON, (W. J. Barton

and W. N. Barton,) curriers and leather

dealers, 7 and 9 Cheapside
Barton Wm. N. (W, J. Barton & Son,) 62 e

Lombard
Bartsch Frederick, pocket-book maker, S25

Franklin
BARTZ DANIEL, restaurant, 28 Light

JASIJBS H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MIUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoliiug Tubes, over 9» W. Baltlmore-st.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Barzell Valentino, caiu-r, 183 s Wolfe
Barwick John, laborer, Boston, e of Bennett
Barwick Samuel, junk dealer, 278s Broadway-
Bash A. M., clerk, 82 w Monument
Bash Alexander MrC, clirk, 82 w Monument
Bash John H., (Entz & B.ish) 195 w Hoff-
man
Bash Henry M., 82 w Monument
Basil John, scissor grind'T, 179 s Wolfe
Basler Bernhardt, shoenifikir, 96 St. I'eter
Btsler M.irtin, cooper, ;')4 Frederick av
Bass Abram, shoemaker, 34ti s Biuid
Bass Daniel, brush maker, 24 Abbot
Bassett Freeman, boiler maker, 226 Mont-
gomery
Bissett Henrietta, seamstri'ss, 87 Henrietta
Bassett Wm H., soldier, 87 H iirietta
Bassfnrd Mrs. Angelin.', 317 e Madison
Bassford' John T., (Bassf.rd, Weber & Co.)

403 Lexinjctcn
Bassford Mis. Maria, 67 s Eden
BASSFORD, VVEP.ER & CO., (J. T. Bass-
ford, C. Weber & J. Tooendle) photog-
raphers, over 213 w Baltimore
BASSHOR THOM.AS C. & CO., (T. C.
Fasshor & W. Stebbins) engineers and
heating apparatus m inufacturers, 2{) Light.
[See p. 44 Jidverthements.]
Basshor Thomas C , (T. C. Basshor & Co.)

ICutaw House
Bast John, baker, 98 e l..ombard
Bast Mrs. Louisa L., boarding house, 476 w

Lombard
Bastable Gilbert M., cattle dealer, 4 Waverly

terrace
Bastert August, harnnii'rman, 19 Cannon
B.isiiiiti Henrv, cig.ir maker. 28 Hampsiead
BASTIE.N MAD'ME E., ladies' hair dresser,

94 Lexington
Basiler Frederick, laiiorer, 54 Frederiek av
Baswitz Morritz, millinery, l'~7 n G ly
Batchelor Adam, 6 Hasseiljuig ct
Baichelor Andrew J., ship carpenter, 13 n

Wolfe
Batchelor Benjamin E., sailmaker, 174 Gough
Batchelor Christopher C, ship carpenter, 196

e Lombard
Eitehelor Christopher, carpenter, 169 e Lom-
bard
Batchelor George, roofrr, 24 s Bond
Batchelor Jacob, porter, 72 Druid Hill av
Batchelor James, porter, 34 Consiiiuiion
B.itchelor Joseph, laborer, 250 e Pratt
Batchelor Josi-ph, gas fitter, 34 Constitution
Batchelor Joseph, screwnian. 240 e 1^-att
Batchelor Nathaniel, 174 Gouii^h
Batchelor Samuel R., grocery, 196 Mullikin
Batchelor Wallace, pap. hanjier, 167 Hanover
Batchelor Walter, driver Harndeo E.tpress,

42 s Pine
Batchelor Wm., watchman, 5 n Wolfe
Batchelor Wm. A., paper hauler, 44 Gough
Batchen i^oorad, bookKee|)ir, 42 Birre
■Batching John, laborer, 10 l.'uss.H
Bateman Amos VV , sailor, 197 s Chapel
Balcman Benj. M. G., tinner, 270 Ligl'l
Bateman Cariierine, 6- s Hii(h
Batiinan James J., bookkeeper, 422 L'xington
Bateman Jas. S., tobacconist, J2o Hillen
Bateman John, grocery, 85 St. Piter
Bateman John L., boiler maker, 18 s Carey
Bateman Samuel, moulder, 226 Light
Bateman Wm. L., confectioner, 89 s Fremont

Bateman Wm. L., police, 212 n Caroline
Bates Alexander B , U. S. N., 676 w Favette
Bates Rev. Daniel W., 39 s Washington, F. P.
Bates Edward B., 27 Hollins
Bates Franklin L., manuf. hoisting wheels
and trucks for warehouses, over 1, 3 and 5
President, dw 378 e Baltimore
Bates George W., supt. U. S. Mechanic3

camp, 79 McHenry
Bates G. W., 16 s Chester
Bates Dr. J. W. P., 45 Conway, dw 103

Hanover
Bales James, coach painter, 501 w Lombard
BATES JAS., Sr., iron founder and hoisting
wheel manuf. ]. 3 and 5 President, dw 8
s Broadway. — [See p. 3 ■'}dvertisements.]
Bates John A., disiilier, 670 w Fayette
Balham Kugene, blacksmith, 562 w Lombard
Bathschatis Klbert. slioemaker, 9 Barnes
Bathurst John G., 27 Franklin
Batram Wm., porter, 124 Orleans
Batschafold Robert, cigar maker, 231 Alice-
anna
Batson Mrs. S. A., 160 Pearl
Batt Louis, locksmith, 14 Fountain
Battee John 0., canvasser, 421 w Payette
Battee John, police, 485 e Baltimore
Battee Richard Ridgely, attorney at law, 24

St. Paul, dw 165 Hanover •
Baitees Mrs. An.., Castle bet. Baltimore and

Lombard
Batten Samuel, (Horsey, Millar & Co.) Hol-
lins e of Mount
Batten Wm., whi'clwright, 292 Aliceanna
Baltin Harmon, manuf. trimmings, 5 n Exeter
Batton Alfred J., shoemaker, 54 n Poppleton
Battenfield Anna, grocery, 351 Canton av
Batteiifield Diiiiel, tailor, 94 I^ea.lenhall
Battenhouse Herman, 126 St. Peter
Battleman Michael, 202 s Chapel
Batory Ignatius, beker, 21 s Calhoun
Batzer (Jharles, barkeeper, s e cor Eager and

Central av
Baizer George, tailor. 214 e Eaijer
Batzer John G., tailor. 225 e Eager
Batzer Joseph, tailor, 249 e Eager
Batzler John F , China oil cloth and matting,

431 w Baltimore
Batzold John, l)utctipr, 25 Abbot
Bau Henry, tailor, 105 s Regester
Bauch John, laborer, 24 Fountain
Bauch Joseph, tailor, 13 Somerset
Biiuchardt Fredeiick, barkeeper, 70 n Eutaw
Bauchardt Wm., umbrella maker, 75 n Eutaw,
and hat and cap manufacturer, 45 n Eutaw,
dw 75 n Eiitaw
BALENSCHMIDT GEORGE, lager beer

brewer, Belair av near Ciiester
Bauer Adam, cooper, 19 s Durham
Bauer Andrew, shoi-maker, 22 George al
Bauer C, actor. 284 w Pratt
Bauer Casper, shoi-maker, 175 s Eden
Bauer Christopher, tailor, 15 Elisor
Bauer Charles, tavern, 77 n Gay
Bauer Francis, cooper, 1.50 s Spring
Bauer Frantz, carjienter, 23 Josephine
Bauer Frederick, carpenter, 42 Portland
Bauer George, cal^intt maker, 342 s Sharp
Bauer George L., tailor, 259 n Gay
Bauer John, painter, 29 Eastern av
Bauer John, 116 Raborg
Baoer John A., wireworker, 58 Chatsworth
Bauer John, shoemaker, 87 Ensor

I

SHIKTSI SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMO-MJ, BUKTO.V & CO. are now located at
1G8 Baltiinore-st., between Calvert and. St. Paul.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Bauer John, laborer, 168 s Bethel

Bauer Joseph, grocery, 15 .TcfTerson

Bauer MiiUhew, laborer, 95 Washington, F. H.

Bauer Wm. H., telegraph operator, 432 w

Fayette
Bauerfind Henry, laborer, 13 s Durhan\
Bauerlein Mrs. Barbara, milk, 1 St. Peter
Bauermfeind John, saloon, 94 s Wolfe
Bauernfeld C, lager beer saloon, 11 Elliott
Bauersfcld Frederick, laser beer, 75 Park
BAUERSCHxMIDT JOHN, brewer, 281 w

Pratt
Bauerschmidt John, brewer, 67 Dover
Baugh Philip, tailor, 239 e Eager
Baugher F. VV , clerk, 105 n Charles
Baugher Josiah L., (Baugher & Myers) 7 n

Exeter
Baugher J. C, (P. Tiernan & Son) 167 n

Charles
BAUGHER & MYERS (J. L. Baugher, P.

B. Myers) produce commission merchants,

122 North
Baughman Anthony, wagoner, 69 Dover
Baughman Ann, 79 Grundy
Baughman Charles W. G., shoemaker, 6

HoflFman
Baughman Charlotte, Mount Royal Hill near

reservoir
Baughman Daniel, carpenter, 119 Hollins
Baughman Francis W., stone cut., 79 Grundy
Baughman George, salesman, 434 w Fayette
Baughman Joseph K., painter, 46 n Schroeder
Baughman Mrs. Margaret, 13 s Liberty
Baughman Samuel W., painter, 6 Hoffman
Bauhaus Win., grocery 123 L. Greene
Baum Charles, shoemaker, 234 Light
Baum Ellen, dry goods, 81 Pearl
Baum Eliza, 81 Pearl
Baum Elizabeth, 218 Saratoga
Baum John, stove jobber, 59 Gough
Baum John, cooper, 213 Eastern av
Baum Koshman, butcher, 225 s Wolfe
Baum Michael, shoemaker, 113 s Dallas
Baum Valentine, shoemaker, 104 n Howard
Bauman August, tinner, 580 w Baltimore
Bauman Mrs. L., grocery, 157 Ensor
Bauman Wm., shoemaker 131 s Fremont
Bauman Zachariah, shoemaker, 43 Tessier
Baumann John, 156 n Dallas
Baumanu Philip, lager beer saloon, 43 n Fred-
erick
Baumbach John, plasterer, 2 Baker
Eaumeister Frederick, mariner, 20 Fell
Baumeister Wm., grocery and shoe findings,

218 Aliceanna
Baumgarten Adolphus, photographer, 45 e

Fayette
Baumgarten Charles, soldier, 86 Bank
Baumgarten Joseph, tailor, 43 Brown
Baumgarten Rachel, provisions 45 e Fayette
Baumgarten Selig, engraver, 45 e Fayette
Baumgarten Wm., engraver, 45 e Fayette
BAUMGARTNER ANDREW, proprietor

Webster Hall, 45 Albemarle
Baumgarlner Mrs. Elizabeth, 85 Druid Hill av
Baumgartner John, shoemkr, 219 n Central av
Baumhaner Edw. cabinet maker, 9 Baker's ct
Baummer Siegman, cooper, 89 s Regester
Baumuller John, shoemaker, 107 West
Baumshla Henry, tailor, 284 s Charles
Baun Thomas, laborer, 97 Pierce
Baur Mary, 47 s Wolfe
Baurle George, shoemaker, 158 Columbia

Bausch , pocket book maker, 125 Franklin

Bauseher Valentine, tailor, 185 n Eden
Bausliaur Elizabeth, 227 s Durham
Bausman Rev J. P , 304 w Fayette
Bausmiih Amelia, 86 n Broadway
Bau.xbaum Mrs. Hannah, 283 Lexington
Baverslock Richard S., soldier, Hull near

Fnrt av
Bawden John H., clerk, 62 s Bond
Bawden John, clerk, 72 s Caroline
Bawer Matthias, 136 n Eden
Haxley Mrs. Eliza, hucksieress, 165Chesnut
Baxh-y Dr. Henry W., 185 w Fayette
BAXLEY J BROWN, pharmaceutist, s e cor

Howard and Franklin
Baxley James, blacksmith, 25 Chew
Baxley Sarah, 93 McElderry
Baxley Wm. H., tinner, 125 Hollins
Baxter Elijah T. farmer, 159 e Monument
Baxter Mrs. Emily A., 300 e Lombard
Baxter Henry, blacksmith, Jackson, Home-
stead
Baxter & Johnson, (J. T. Baxter, G. S.
Johnson) mineral water saloon, 99 w Bal-
timore
Baxter Joseph T., (Baxter & Johnson) 159

w Monument
Baxter Martha, 216 Madison av
Baxter Mrs. Rachel L., confec'r, 100 Scott
Baxter Thomas, boiler maker, 100 Scott
Baxter Wm., coo[)(m-, 218 e Madison
Baxter Wm., stone cutter, 230 Preston
Bay Jane A, 79 Garden
Bay John W. clerk, 357 e B.iUimore
Bay Oliver, carpenter, 211 Franklin
Bayard George, mariner, 20 Walker
Bayer Atidrew, tailor, 36 e Baltimore
BAYER GEORGE, tailor, 447 w Baltimore
Bayer Geeorge C, confectioner, 166 Barre
Bayer Catherine, 69 s Regester
Bayer Peter, comb maker, 151 Stirling
Bayfield S( Gregg, (James H. Bayfield, An-
drew A. Gregg) tanners, s e cor Holliday
and Centre
Bayfield James H., (Bayfield & Gregg) 155 n

Charles
Bayfield James, 153 n Paca
Bayles Bernard, 25 Conway
Bayles Bernard, clerk, 25 Conway '

Bayless John T., carpenter, 5 Webster al
Bayless Thomas, gardener, 5 Webster al
Bayless Wm., wagoner, 5 Webster al
Bayless Wm. J., agent Globe Mutual Life

Insurance Co., 36 Second, dw 85 n Eutaw
Bayley Charles, grocer, 22 n High
Bayley D., foreman, 61 n Paca
Bayley Daniel K., sugar refiner, 61 s Paca
Baylev Hamilton J., (Hax & Bayley) 127 w

Biddle
Bayley Mrs. Mary A., Druid Hill av near

Park
Bayley R. P. & Co., (R. P. Bayley) glass

and queensware, 6 Hanover
Bayley R. P., (R. P. Bayley & Co.) 633 w

Lombard
Bayley Wm., carpenter, 24 n High
Bayley Mrs. Wm., Druid Hill av near park

entrance
Baylies Charles F. & Bio., (C. F. and E. Bay-
lies) grocers, n e cor. Eden and Jefferson,
dw C. F. B. 55 Jefferson
Baylies Edward, (C. F. Baylies & Bro.) 20 s
Exeter

HEXRY GIESE}, Commission IHerchaiit, for tUe sale of F-lour, Grain, Seeds, &X.
^osendale Centent and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's Wliarf.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Baylies Georg;e H , clerk, 135 n Eden
BAYLIKS JAMES L , storage warehouse, 22

Spear's wharf, dw 538 w Fayette
Baylies John H., (C. W. Humrichhouse &

Co.) 20 s Exeter
Baylies Mrs. Susan, 20 s E.Keter
Baylis George H., laborer, 400 w Lombard
Baylis James R., machinist, 400 w Lombard
Baylis Mrs. Rachel, 253 Columbia
Baylis Reuben, clerk, 253 Columbia
Bayly Hamilton J., sheet contractor, 127 w

Biddle
Bayly Mrs. James P., 173 w Fayette
Bayly James F., clerk, 177 n High
Bayly Jiihn H , carpenter, 3 Ogston
Bayly John H. president Board Fire Com-
missioners, 20 s Exeter
Bayly Wm., 177 n High
Bayn James Francis, rigger, 249 Gough
Bayn Owen, driver, 66 Perry
Baynard Mrs. Eliza, 7 Cathedral
Baynard Dr. George, 7 Cathedral
Baynard James N. R,, can maker, 21 Barre
Bayne Benj. C, pilot, 264 e Lombard
Bayne & Co. (L. P. Bayne, J. Honeywell,

W. T. Hough) bankers, 208 w Baltimore
Bayne Emily R , dressmaker, 94 n Howard
Bayne Lawrence P., (Bayne & Co.) 572 w

Fayette
Bayne VVm., 245 w Lombard
Bayncs George B., assistant assessor 3d dist.

598 w Fayette
BAYNES JAMES & SON, (James and John

Baynes) wool factory, HoUingsworth near

Lombard
Baynes James, (J. Baynes & Son) 598 w

Fayette
Baynes John B., (J. Baynes & Son) 598 w

Fayette
Baynes John, hay pressor, 207 e Madison
Baynes Joseph P., straw dealer, cor. Monu-
ment and Eden
Baynes Joseph P., hay presser, 2)7 e Madison
BAYNKS THOMAS, bone dust manufact'r,

Harris' Creek and Eastern av, dw corner

Pratt and Choptank
Baynes Wm. W. clerk, n w cor. Choptank &

Pratt
Ba^zand Wm. H. real estate broker, St. Paul,

Law buildings, dw 106 Aisquith
Bazzigalouppi Dominic, confectionery, 20

Camden
Beach C. B. clerk, 72 Lexington
Beach John, tailor, 63 Aliceanna
Beach Mrs. Mary, 492 Franklin
Beach Thomas J. editor Sun, 492 Franklin
Beach Wickliffe, se cor. Saratoga & St. Paul
Beach Wm. J. photograph gallery, over 9 &

11 w Baltimore, dw 492 Franklin
BEACHAM BROS. (J. S. Beacham, S. T.

Beacham, L. Beacham,) marine railway

and ship yard, Covington, foot of Warren
Beacham George, engineer, Clinton, n of

Boston
BEACHAM JAMES R. & BRO., (J. R.

Beacham, J. A. Beacham,) piano ware-
rooms, 184 w Baltimore, up stairs
Beacham James A. (Jas. R. Beacham & Bro.)

140 s Broadway
Beacham John S. (Beacham Bros.) 177s

Charles
Beacham John S. jr. bookeeper Bank of

Commerce, 177 s Charles

Beacham John, shoemaker, 94 Franklin

Beacham James R. (Jas. R. Beacham & Bro.)
15 Hollins

Beacham Lenox, (Beacham Bros.) 58 Lee

Beacham Levin, soldier, 31 Hill

Beacham Samuel T. (Beacham Bros.) Bal-
timore county

Beacham Wm. G. clerk, 82 s Bond

Beachamp Charles E. clerk B. & O. R. R.,
44 Warren

Beachamp John, wood dealer, cor Hughes
Quay and William-st dock, dw 44 Warren

Beachamp Wm. A. clerk, 44 Warren

Beair Henry, painter, 128 n Fremont

P.eal A. L. clerk, 291 e Pratt

Beal John, laborer, 6 Uhlers al

Beale Henry, baker, 252 s Sharp

Beale Mrs . Sarah D. trimmings, 270 n Gay

Beale Solon, teacher, 270 n Gay

Beale Wm. E. carpenter & builder, 93 n Bond

Bealer Henry, 97 e Fayette

Beall Alfred J. machinist, 180 McHenry

Beall Mrs. BenJ. L 53 McCulloh

Beall Jas. A. mach't, Calhoun, s of Ramsay

Beall Dr. Francis W. 67 Gough

Bealmear Mrs. Ann G. 20 s Calhoun

Bealmear Catharine B. 231 n Eden

Bealmear J. Francis, (Armstrong, Cator &
Co.) 48 Calhoun

Bealmear James, tailor, 20 s Calhoun

Bealmear James, tailor, 20 s Calhoun

Bealmear James A. (Butler & Bealmear,) 20 s
Calhoun

Bealmear Thos. (Harvey & Co.) 88 Columbia

Beals John, laborer, 429 Canton av

Beam George F. (Orendorf k Beam,) 258 n
Howard

Bealmear James, salesman, 20 s Calhoun

Beam John, tailor, 4 Fountain

Beam Joseph, miller, Calverton road near
Almshouse

Beam John, laborer, 60 Esssx

Beam L. H. miller, 101 Cathedral

Beaman Wm. A. clerk, 394 Franklin

Beaman William, broom maker, cor. Frank-
lin and Eutaw, dw 1 n Pine

Bean Andrew, laborer, 97 Fremont

Bean Mrs C. T. A. 124 Saratoga

Bean Christiana, 149 s Ann

Bean John, laborer, 265 s Ann

Bean John, cooper, 248 s Sharp

Bean John H. pilot, 171 Bank

Bean Joseph H. mate, 64 s Caroline

Bean Robert M. commission merchant, 130

Dugan's wharf, dw 71 s Ann
Bean Thomas C. pilot, 219 Bank
Beans Elias, engineer, 437 w Lombard
Bear John H. grocery, 614 Light
Bear Mary, 116 Low
Beard Mrs. B. A. milliner, 122 Saratoga
Beard Eliza A. 439 n Gay
Beard Elizabeth, 134 Hanover
Beard Emma, tailoress, 190 n Caroline
Beard George W. tinner, 190 n Caroline
Beard George W., Lf. S. N'., 695 w Fayette
Beard Henry C. 134 Hanover
Beard James, huckster, 56 Pennsylvania av
Beard Capt. John jr., harbor master, 60 Lee
Beard Joseph, 19 n Front
Beard Joseph, coachman, 21 e Monument
Beard Maria, boarding house, 57 Columbia
Beard Ophelia, 125 Division
Beard Robert, machinist, 263 s Charles

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., I>Ianufactur«-r8 or White L.eatl, Zinc, Putty, Ijainpblack, Glwe,
Xeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and VanuKlies, 100 W. Lombard Street.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BEOS. &; CO., lio. 40 W.

Baltimoro Street.

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Beard Capt. Thomas, 122 Saratoga
Beard Capt. Timothy D. 83 s Ann
Beard Wm. W. paper hanger, 439 n Gay
Beardsley Joseph, clerk, 121 w Baltimore
Bearings Wm. machinist, 255 Hamburg
Bearry Margaret A. seamstress, 581 Penna av '
Beastell Margaret, 95 Raborg
Beastell Wm. H clerk, 95 Raborg
Beatley Capt. Nathaniel, mariner, 337 Eas-
tern av
Beatley Isaiah, laborer, 200 Castle
Beaton Michael, ship carpenter, 91 Patuxent
Beatson George H. clerk, Custom House, 44

n Poppleton
Beatson George H. clerk to naval officer, 44 n

Poppleton
Beatson John, teller, National Exchange

Bank, dw 210 w Lombard
Beatty Charles E. clerk, 132 n Gay
BEATTY CHARLES W. agent Bellona
Gunpowder Co., 153 w Pratt, dw Baltimore
Co. ni'ar Catonsville
Beatty Mrs. Catharine, 484 w Lombard
Beatty Mrs. Cornelius E. 34 Eranklin
Beatty George, 42 Spring row
Beatty Dr. George D. 34 Franklin
Beatty George W. conductor, 484 w Lombard

BEATTY JAMES & CO., (James
Beatty, George II. Skillman,) Ship
Biscuit, Ci acker and Cake Bakers,
92, 94, 96 and 98 Dugan's wharf,
near Pratt street.

Beatty James, (James Beatty & Co.,) 38 vv

Biddle
Beatty James, fisherman, 267 Hollins
Beatty John, shoemaker, 21 Fountain
Beatty John, bricklayer, 14 s Central av
Beatty Joseph, baker, 135 s High
Beatty Michael, laborer, 159 e Pratt
Beatty Wm. blacksmith, IG Harre, dw 27 Lee
Beatty Wm. G. conductor, 172 c Baltimore
Beatty Wm. R. moulder, 39 Scott
Beauchamp Robert S. merchant tailor, 189 w

Pratt
Beaufort Sarah J. 55 Walsh
Beaumont Thomas, miller, Frederick road, w

of tollgate
Beausmith Thomas, moulder, 239 n Caroline
Beaver James W. mariner, 233 n Caroline
Beavers George, car inspector N. C. R. R.,

Mound near Cathedral
Bebee John, brickmaker, 121 n Calvert
Bebie Henry, artist, 87 s Sharp
Bechel Henry, wheelwright, 1 Tessier
Becher Wm huckster, 171 Columbia
Bechler Sigmund, lager beer saloon, 25 n

Frederick
Bechman Nicholas, painter, 57 s Durham
Bechner George, sawyer, 219 Chesnut
BECHTELJoHN W. plumber and stove

dealer, 93 n Eutaw, dw 90 Druid Hill av
Bechtol Charles, shoemaker, 28 Shakspeare
Bechtold Henry, shoemaker, 64 Orleans
Beck Adam, wagoner, 41 Preston
Beck Adam, tailor, 51 s Durham
Beck August, (Theodore Vockey & Co.,)

Calverton road
Beck Charles R. clerk, 163 Mulberry
Beck Conrad, shoemaker, 70 Fremont
Beck Ernst, foreman tobacco fact'y, 177 Barre

Beck Frederick, 358 Pennsylvania av

Beck Frederick, canes and umbrellas, 7 St.

Paul
Beck Frederick, shoemaker, 42 Leadenhall
Beck Frederick, butcher, Cross-st market,

dw Brown-st.
Beck Frederick, milk. Fort av between Law-
rence and Johnson
BECK GEORGE, beer brewery, 360 Penn-
sylvania av
Beck George, cabinet and furniture dealer, 42

Harrison
Beck Henry, laborer, 139 s Exeter
Beck Jacob, tobacconist, s w corner Gay and

Caroline
Beck Jacob, porter, 413 w Pratt •
Beck John, laborer, 64 Jasper
Beck John, grocery, 325 Canton av
Beck John, shoemaker, 112 Hamburg
BECK JOHN, cooper, 22 Lee and 28 Wil-
liam, and tavern and dw 30 William
Beck John, butcher, 95 Lexington & ]6 Hol-
land markets, dw Western Cemetery hi
Reck John, engineer, 82 Mount
Beck John, 261 s Broadway
Beck Ji>hn. butcher, 25 l^exington market,

dw Garrison la
Beck Dr. John, 175 Montgomery
Beck John G. piano maker, 20 New Church
Beck John, sboi^maker, 6 Fell
Beck Mary, 139 s Kxeter
Bi-ck Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 197)^ s

Broadway
Beck Mrs., seamstress, 230 s Wolfe
Beck Mrs. Maria E. furnishing store, 115 n

Gay
Beck Michael, laborer. Bethel, between Mc-

Elderry and Jefferson
Bi'ck Nicholas, porter, 415 w Pratt
Beck Philip, whip maker, 55 McElderry
Beck Philip, sr., glazier, 55 McElderry
Beck I'osina, 236 s Dallas
Beck Thomas, Rock Spring lager beer brew-
ery, Baltimore near Calverton road, dw 29
Calverton road
Beck Wm. tinner, 66 Orleans
Beck Wm. R. wagoner, 430 Lexington
Beckcl Jacob, 233 s Bond

Beckenbaugh Geo. bookkeeper, 38 s Eutaw
Beckenbaugh John M. student, 38 s Eutaw
Beckcnheimer Mrs. Mena, second hand fur-
niture, cor Hampstead and Eden
Becker 4" Bro. (Francis Becker and Christian

Becker,) merchant tailors, 81 e Lombard
Becker Charles, cabinetmaker, 381 w Pratt
Becker Charles, (Becker & Bros.) 151 Barre
BECKER & BROTHERS, (C. Becker, F.
Becker & L. Becker,) cigar manufacturers
and dealers in leaf tobacco, 94 w Lombard
Becker Christian, tinner, 210 & 212 Cantonal
Becker Christian, (Becker & Bros.) 81 e Lom-
bard
Becker Conrad H. fur'ure room, 255 w Pratt
Becker Conrad, huckster. 111 Bank
Becker Conrad, cigar maker, 122 Conway
Becker Francis, (Becker & Bros.) 81 e Lom-
bard
Becker Frederick, (Becker & Bros.) 151 Barre
Becker Frederick, shoemaker, 167 n Gay
Becker Frederick, baker, 486 Penna av
Becker George W. cutter, 108 s Ann
Becker Henry, clerk, 236 Madison av
Becker Henry, cigar store, 155 Barre

the: GROVKR & baker serving machine is tHe best for all purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Becker Henry, tavern, 102 n Gay

Becker Henry, shoemaker, 122 Conway

Becker Jacob, tailor, 60 Park

Becker, John D. clerk, 154 n Exeter

Becker John, cooper, 221 Henrietta

Becker John, shoemaker, n e cor. Canton av

and Ann
Becker J. A. H. 2nd bookkeeper Chesapeake

Bank, dw 154 n Exeter
Becker John, shoemaker, 47 Perry
Becker John, laborer, 300 s Broadway
Becker Louis, (Becker & Bros.) 151 Barre
Becker Louis, shoemaker, 42 Tyson
Becker Mary, 247 Chase
BECKER NICHOLAS, tavern, nw corner

Eafstern'av and President
Becker Sevzerine, tailor, 91 e Lombard
Becker Rev. Thomas A. 106 n Charles
Becker Wm. F. grocery, n w cor. Conway

and Eutaw
Becker Wm. locksmith, 710 w Baltimore
Becker Wm. shoemaker, 105 Lee
Beckley George, carpenter, 117 Low
Beckley John W. cooper, 226 Hollins
Beckley Martha, doctress, 162 e Lombard
Beckley Wm. H. paper hanger, 202 n Gay
Beckman Charles, wagoner, 104 Mullikin
Beckman Francis, blacksmith, 92 Mulberry
Beckman Frederick, gas fitter, 47 Clay
Beckmeyer Wm. porter, 75 McElderry
Beckett Albert, machinist, 208 Mulberry
Beckett George, driver, Adams Express, 50

Portland
Beckett Thomas, engineer, 50 Portland
Beckett Thomas, jr., clerk, 50 Portland
Becktol Frederick, 10 Shakspeare
Becktol John, 10 Shakspeare
Beckwith Franklin, ship carpenter. Fell near

Thames
Beckwith George, cooper, 183 Gough
Beckwith Wm. L. wood inspector, 50 Hill

Beckwith , laborer. 78 Granby

Btdeiikopf Henry, clerk, 8 Ensor
Bedenkopf Martin, baker, 8 Ensor
BedenkopfWm. morocco dresser, 8 Ensor
Bedell James A. engineer, 204 s Ann
Bedell James, engineer, 281 Canton av
Bedgar Mrs. Christianna, second hand dealer,

58 Penna. av
Bedlow Edward, plumber, 74 n High
BEEBE LUCIUS M. woodenware and cord-
age dealer, 94 w Lomliard, dw 148
BEECH MRS. SARAH, milliner, 81 n

Charles
Beecher W. W. druggist, 100 Lexington
Beefelt Edward, cigar maker, 146 Columbia
Beefelt Wm. H. carpenter, 156 Columbia
Beehler Charles, shoemaker, 258 s Eutaw
Beehler Francis, umbrella manufacturer, 235

w Baltimore, dw 624 Lexington
Beeler Henry S. clerk R. & 0. R. R. dw 97 e

Payette
Beeman James B. clerk commissary depart-
ment, 49 Lexington
Beers Lisette, 65 w Fayette
Beetley Mrs. Ann, 242 Eastern av
Beets John, millwright, 57 n Poppleton
Beesley James, laborer, Hull between Mar-
riot and N'lchlsoii
Begnall John, shoemaker, 150 n High
Beetley Joseph F.o tobacconist, 289 Canton av
Beetley Robert S. house carpenter, 261 e
Pratt

Begin Philip, laborer, 243 n Bond

Behee John, baker, 110 n Fremont

Behee John, marble polisher, 110 n Fremont

Behl Michael, tailor, 43 s Wolfe

Behn Henry, trimmings, 77 n Howard, dw

268 Lexington
Behr Nicliol.is, laborer, 158 s Regester
Behr Wm. (Johnson & Behr,) Eutaw House
Behrend Aaron (iVl. Behrend, Bro. & Co.) 16

n Howard
Behrend Michael (M. Behrend, Bro. & Co.)

16 n Howard
BEHREND M. BRO. & CO. (Michael Beh-
rend, Aaron Behrend, J. Goldsmith) fur-
nishing goods and notions, 302 w Baltimore
BliHRENDS C. & SON (Leopold Behrends
& Cusel Behrends) dry goods, 61 n Howard
Behrends Cusel (Behrends & Son) 152 Lex-
ington
Behrends Leopold (C. Behrends Sf Son) 152

Lexington
Behrends M. tailor, 78 s Wolfe
Behrends Theresa, milliner, 285 n Central av
Behrens Bernard, cabinet maker, 285 n Cen-
tral av
Hehrens Bernard, lithographer,293 n Centralav
Behrens Conrad, boiler maker. Fort av near

Lawrence
Behrens Frederick, coachmaker, 69 L. Church
Behrens Henry, machinist, Fort av near Law-
rence
Behrens Jacob, watchmaker and jeweler, 93

n Gay
Behringer Geo. confectioner, 370 w Saratoga
Beier Belthauser, grocer and liquor dealer, 266

Aliceanna
Beier Frederick, harness maker, 35 Brown
Beiker Frederick, salesman, 266 s Broadway
Bcil John, artificial flowers, 130 Lexington
Beil Nicholas, 130 Lexington
Beimshla Henry, tailor, 284 s Charles
Bein Charles, watchmaker, 81 Lexington
Bein Henry, cabinet maker, 137 s Wolfe
Bein John, tinner, 229 s Ann
Beir Jacob, laborer, 407 Canton av
Beiritz Ei'nst, laborer, 369 Penna av
Beis Christian, cigar maker, 167 s Caroline
Beisheim N. painter, 77 s Regester
Beiszwanger Jacob, shoemaker, 49 Forrest
Beitzcl Daniel, shoemaker, 118 s Howard
Beitzel Francis, shoemaker and findings, 116

Henrietta
Belbin Charles T. shipsmith, 83 Gough
Belbin Wm. laborer, 135 e Eager
Belbin Wm. blacksmith, 77 s Bond
Belden Edwin S. 83 Franklin
Belden Wm. (Carr, Taylor & Co.) St. James

Hotel, New York
Belger Col. James, Madison near city limits
Belitz Adalbert, bookkeeper, 14 n Liberty
Belknap Eben, 101 Park

Bell Abraham, newsman, P. 0. dw 298 c Ma-
dison
Bell Alexander,(H. Straus Bro. & Bell) North-
ern av bet Belair and Harford avs
Bell Albert, horses, 70 German, dw 12 Penn
Bell Alfred, butcher, 586 Penna. av
Bell i/ornelius J. Pine near George
Bell Edwin (Wasson & Bell,) n e corner

Saratoga and St Paul
Bell Kdward, engineer. 111 s Poppleton
Bell Edward H. wheelwright, 92 Granby
Bell Fanny, 275 Hanover

JAMES H. JOllNSOW, City Steam Fireivood MilLs— Waiien's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, ovei- 99 V*. Baltiniore-st.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Bell Geo. tin and sheet iron worker and stove

dealer, 248 Hollins
Bell George, hostler, 207 Hamburg
Bell Geo. W. soldier, 521 Saratoga
Bell Geo. W.jr. tin uiid sheet iron worker, 786

w Baltimore
Bell George W. C. real estate broker, 47 St.

Paul, dw 202 Franklin
Bell Henry, finisher, 807 w Pratt
Bell Htniy C. tinner, 7.55 w Baltimore
Bell Heni»y C. clerk, 58 n Rejiublican
Bell Henry, apothecary, H3 w Fayette
Bell Isaac, 2 Scott
Bell James, wheelwi iglit, Monroe s of Fred-

(!rick av
Bell James, paper stainer, 130 Pine
Bell James B. accouuiant, 600 w Lombard
Bell James R. merchandise broker, 4 Com-
merce, dw n w cor Carey and Lombard
Bell James I. paper stainer, 130 n Pine
Bell James, bookkeeper malthoiise,s w cor

North and Saratoga
Bell James H. clerk, 55 Josephine
Bell John, grocery, 162 Franklin
Bell John SX 114 s Paca
Bell John A. clerk, 20 n Ann
Bell John, 114 s Paca
Bell John, breaksman, 438 w Lombard
Bell John E. soldier, 500 w Pratt
Bell John C. machinist, 6 n High
Bell John, stone cutter, 243 Forrest
Bell John, baker, 41 President
Bell John T. blacksmith, 190 Hollins
Bell John, blacksmith, 5 Grundy
Bell John C. manufacturer of water wheels, 8

Ijovely lane, dw 6 n High
Bell John E. 107 s Poppleton
Bell John H. flour and feed, 515 w Baltimore
Bell John W. millwright, 123 w Biddle
Bell Kasira, laborer, Clinton opp Chesapeake

Furnace
Bell Mrs. Jemima, 107 s Poppleton
Bell Margaret, seamstress, 29 n Fremont
Bell Maria S. dressmaker, 194 s Charles
Bell i\elson H. clerk, 16 'Townsend
Bell Nich. foreman gristmill, 256 e Baltimore
Bell Samuel, butcher, 44 Orleans
Bell Seneca P. iron moulder, 4 McHenry
Bell Thaddeus, machinist, 42 Grundy
Bi'll Thomas, stone cutter, 63 Harford av.
Bell Thomas, blacksmith, J34 Boyd
Bell Thomas, cigar maker, 84 n Paca
Bell Thomazin Y tailoress, 93 Hillen
Bell Waller, gunsmith, 336 e Eager
Bell Wm. stone cutter, 55 Josephine
Bell Wm. H. porter, 145 Dover
Bell Wm. E. C. teacher, 133 Hanover
Bell Wm. McK. stone cutter, 55 Josephine
Bell Wm. C. teacher Business College
Bell Wm. carter, 31 Barnes
Bell Wm. D. carpenter, 47 Central av
Bell Wm. W. cigar maker, 227 e Lombard
Beller John, tailor, 135 Hamburg
Bellis John, mate, 142 s liegester
Bellman Catherine, 429 Canton av
Bellman Emanuel, tailor, 22 Sarah Ann
Bellman Elizabeth, confectionery, 118 n Front
Bellman Frederick, mariner, 435 Canton av
Bellman Thomas, clerk, 88 Columbia
Bellowes Benj. laborer, 94 Grundy
Belschner John, tavern, 7 Green's ct
Belt Eliaha, blacksmith, 32 n Poppleton
Belt Eugene N. clerk, 104 McCulloh

Belt Francis, potter, 61 Booth

Belt Hickman, carpenter, over 48 Holliday,dw

189 e Monument
Belt Jciseph, drover, 61 Booth
Belt Mrs. Louisa, 104 McCulloh
Belt S. Sprigg, (Trueman Belt & Sons,) 128

w Madison
Belt Thomas H. 143 Hoffman
Belt Thomas W. clerk N. C. R. R., 104

McCulloh
Belt Trueman, sr. (Trueman Belt & Sons,)

137 n Calvert
Belt Trueman, jr. (Trueman Belt& Sons,) 137

n Calvert
Belt Humphrey, blacksmith, 387 Franklin
Beltz Barbara, boarding. 14 New Church
Beltz {'asper, laborer, 4 Bouldin al
Beltz Harman, shoemaker, 210 s Bond
Beltz Mary, washerwoman, r(;ar 214 Canton

alley
Belz John L. baker, 303 n Central av
Benhury James H 260 w Lombard
BENDANN BROTHKRS, (Daniel & David
Bendaini,) gallery of photography, 207 w
Baltimore
Bendann Daniel (Bendann Bros.) 2 n Carey
Bendann David (Bendann Bros.) 2 n Carey
Bendann Fabish, 2 n Carey
BtMider Christian, baker, 10 Union
Bender K.liza, tailoress, 20 Laurel
Bender Frederick, locksmith, 46 Raborg
Bender Frederick, tailor, 42 Holliday
Bender Frederick, carter, 143 s Bethel
Bender Henry, tailor, 133 Orleans
Bender Henry, bar tendi*r, 283 s Sharp
Bender Joseph, tailor, 68 I'reston
Bender Joseph, harness maker, 45 Henrietta
Bender Lucas, paper carrier, 245 Lemmon
Bender Samuel, carpenter, 28St. Mary
Bender Wm. stone cnttir.44s Exeter
Bendewald Charles, gilder, 211 w Fayette
Bendewald Louis, dyer, 211 w Fayette
Bendet Goetz, cigar maker, 26 e Lombard
Bendorff August, tobacconist, n e cor Caroline

and Canton av
Bendheim Levi, clerk, 221'^ w Pratt
Benedict George H. safety match dealer, 1 n

Gay
Benedicts. S., Treasury Dep't, Washington,

D. C, dw Eutaw House
Beiiedi.K Joseph, dry goods dealer, s e corner

Eden and Jefferson
Benge Frederick, tailor, 6 Laurel
Benesch Isaac, furniture dealer, 313 n Gay
Benhardt Henry, shoemaker, 197 Canton av
Benhoff Frederick, coal burner, Clinton s of

Boston
Beninger George, cooper, 217 Hamburg
Henjamin George, moulder, 222 e Fayette
Benjamin Jeremiah, shoemaker, 176 East
Benjamin Jeremiah, laborer, 29 Low
Benjamin Jacob, 30 Holliday
Benjamin Samuel, 110 n Caroline
Benjes Henry, baker, 205 s Howard
Benke Herman, tailor, 50 n Central av
Henkert Valentine, shoemaker, 85 n Gay
Beinlein John, laborer, 18 Elizabeth la
Benlein Adam, laborer, 430 Canton av
Benlein Joseph, laborer, 25 Hi-own
Benmyer John, driver, 265 Aisquith
Bennard R. bricklayer, 136 n Fremont
Benner Adam, butcher, corner Chappell and
Liberty road .

RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 108 Bal<imore-sf., lu.-u- C.lvert. Icetp the liargest and
Best Apvointed Shirt and Fttviiisliing Goods House in tlie Uiilted States.

Well-dresBGd People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

BEN

42

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Benner Charles, laborer, 155 Burgundy al
Bcnner Ferdinand, mariner, 43 s Ann
Benner Geo. L. marl)le cutter, 31 Jefferson
Benner Goo. shipsmitli, 251 West
Benner Hi iiry, shoemoker, over 365 s Sharp
Benner John, 5 Winderiing row
Benner Mary A. boarding, 31 Jefferson
BENNER OTTO, proprietor of Washington

Gardens, s wcorPennaav and Greenwiliow
Benner Samuel, machinist, 192 Montgomery
Benner T. S. & Co. (T. S. Benner and Wm.

H. Benner,) stock an.l bill brokers, 6 Frank-
lin Building, North
Benner Thomas S. (T. S. Benner & Co.) 147

Aisquith
Benner Wm. H. (T. S. Benner & Co.) 147

Aisquith
Bennet George, bricklayer, Aisquith between

Holland and Orleans
Bennet Harriet, 305 e Baltimore
Bennet John 1. grocer, 263 s Broadway
Bennet John, carpenter, Ills Spring
Bennet Matthew, clerk, 305 e Baltimore
Bennet Wm. J. 305 e Baltimore
Bennett. Alfred, s w cor Green and Saratoga
Bennett Alfred, clerk, 74 n Green
Bennett Andrew, laborer, 61 Johnson
Bennett Ann E. 238 n Eutaw
BEN N ETT B EN J . F. carpenter and builder,

44 s Howard, dw 130 s Sharp
BENNETT BROTHERS, (G. R. Bennett,

L. Emory Bennett and Thomas S. Bennett)

coal and wood dealers, 169 n Howard
Bennett D. Curtis, 95 e Madison
Bennett Dan. H. carpenter, 9 Cambridge
Bennett David, boiler maker, 213 e Pratt
BENNETT EDWIN, manufacturer of cane

and Rockingham ware, corner Canton and

Central avs
Bennett Enoch, notion house, 326 w Baltimore,

dw 80 n Paca
Bennett Kliza, .3.30 Aisquith
Bennett Edw. wood dealer and grocer, County

wharf, dw 251 e Pratt
BENNETT F. W. & CO. /F. W. Bennett)

auctioneers and commission merchants, 28

and 30 s Charles
Bennett Francis W. (F. W. Bennett & Co.)

30 Mulberry
Bennett G. R. (Bennett Bros.) 329 n Eutaw
Bennett Geo. W. pilot, Caroline near Biddle
Bennett Geo. mariner, 351 s Bond
Bennett George W . shoemaker, 157 e Monu-
ment
Bennett G. (Bennett Bros.) 169 n Howard
Bennett Geo. I. cai-penter, 280 e Lombard
Bennett Henry, tobacconist, 312 Hamburg
Bennett Henry R. mariner, 537 Canton av
Bennett James, grocer, s e cor Howard and

Lee
Bennett James, laborer, 126 F^ee
Bennett John, laborer, 103 Preston
Bennett John, carpenter, 91 Lancaster
Bennett John W. bricklayer, Dover west of

Fulton
Bennett John, puddler, 18 Burke
Bennett John E. mariner, 150 Hughes
Bennett John, grocer, 218 Lexii'gton
Bennett John, green grocer, 195 s Wolfe
Bennett John, carpenter, 45 Fountain
Bennett John, foundryman, 69 Washington,

F. H
BennettJoshua, machinist, 8.5 York

Bennett L. S. mariner, 10 Lee
Bennett L. E. fBennett Bros.) 329 n Eutaw
Bennett Mrs. Sarah, 187 Druid Hill av
Bennett Mrs. Ellen, grocery, 126 Lee
Bennett Martha A. 73 s Chapel
Bennett Mrs. Harriet A. 46 s Schroeder
Bennett Mrs. Elizabeth, 317 w Lombard
Bennett Mrs. Elizabeth, 61 Johnson
Bennett Patrick H. 235 Saratoga
Bennett Patrick, huckster, 8 LMcElderry
Bennett Philip A. clerk, 25 s Sharp
Bennett Robert, huckster, 321 Eastern av
Bennett Robert, wagon master U. S. A. 84 s

Republican
Bennett Rufus, carpenter, 143 Druid Hill av
Bennett Samuel E. 37 Fawn
Bennett Sylvanius, wheelwright, 30 n Amity
Bennett Thomas S. (Bennett Brothers) 123 e

Monument
Bennett Wm. H. machinist, McHenry w of

Fulton
Bennett Wm. puddler, 20 Burke, Canton
Bennett Wm. T.(Hunt & Co.) 317 w Lombard
Bennett William, carpenter, 9 Cambridge
Bennett W. H. clerk, 220 e Baltimore
Benney John, shoemaker. Bethel nr Jefferson
Benney Wm. 0. shoemaker, 201 e Baltimore
Bennezet Thomas K. soldier, 62 n Front
Bennezet Mary, nurse, 62 n Front
Benny David, brush maker, 109 Peach al
Benny Joseph, brush maker, 109 Peach al
Bennick Henry, blacksmith, 66 Eislein
Bennis William, laborer, 134 Dolphin
Bensel Henry, carpenter, 81 n Schroeder
Bension Th(^mas, 233 s Wolfe J

Benson Benjamin S. founder, machinist, and ^

water and gas pipe maker, 52 e Monument
Benson Charlotte, 111 Fine
Benson Mrs.Catulla, 28 s Sharp
Benson Fanny J. ] 13 s Exeter
Benson Francis A. (J. Fussell & Co.) 92 e

Baltimore
BENSON DR. GEO. W., 146 Hanover
Benson Henry, coachmaker, 157 Mulberry
Benson Isaac, peddler, 182 Hughes
Benson James, foundryman, 424 Light
Benson Jesse C. 52 e Monument Jj

Benson John P. express agent, 5 n Schroeder ^
Benson John, carpenter, 283 s Paca
Benson Joseph E. painter, 150 n Howard
Benson Mrs. M. H. druggist, 55 Hill
Benson Dr. Philander V. office and apothecary,

s e cor Hollins and Oregon
Benson Randolph S. cork cutter, 113 s Exeter
Benson Robert F. shoemaker, 15 Gough
Benson Robert P. clerk P. W. & B. R. R.

109 s Exeter
Benson Robert F. clerk, 113 s Exeter
Benson Thos. clerk, 230 w Fayette
Benson Capt. Wm. B. mariner, 112 Lee
Benson Wm. mariner, 166 George
Benson Wm. P. ship joiner, 54 s Ann
Benson Wm. painter, 150 n Howard
BentG. R. agent U. S.Christian Commission,

Mansion House
Benteen Chas. S. clerk, 46 Bolton
Benteen Chas S. dealer in pianos, 10 n Charles,

and 82 w Fayette, dw 46 Bolton
Benteen Mrs. Rebecca, 116 Pearl
Benihall Amelia, 92 s Washington, F. P.
Benthall Capt. Rob't, mariner, 313 e Baltimore
Benthall Wm. McR. bookkeeper, 313 e Balti-
more

HE^TRY GrESE, Commission MercHant, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, Se«<ls, Siio,
floseudale Cem'^ut Btid Calcin«fi Plast«r conottottly on hand. Zi. Spear's WharC

SMITH BBOS.

& CO

, Sponge all their Goods.

BEN

43 BER

Eentley Mrs. Amanda, 76 George
BENTLEV CHARLES W. proprietor Bal-
timore steam boiler works, 25 s Front, dw
16 e Fayette
Bentley John E. cor Harrison and Fayette
Bentlcy Joseph, machinist, 550 w Lombard
Bentley Peter, embroidery stamper, 48 e Bal-
timore
Bentley Thos. brickmaker, 269s Paca
Bentley Wm. H.dry goods and stamping, 26

and 48 e Baltimore, dw 48
Benton Charles S. brass finish. 464 w Lombard
Benton Francis, carpenter, 38 L Church
Benton Mrs. Hester Jane, 464 w Lombard
Benton John, sailor, 149 s Chapel
Benton Tho.s. H. engineer, 205 Castle
Benton Samuel, (Hiss & Benton,) 181 e Mon-
ument
Benton William D. laborer tobacco warehouse

No. 5,dw 144 Scott
Bentz George, mariner, 282 s Ann
Bentz Mrs. Louisa, 145 s Spring
Bentzler August, tailor, 1 Sprmg ct
Benville Lawrence, lager beer sal'n, 48 Buren
Benz Casper, baker, 443 w Fayette
Benz John, baker, 443 w Fayette
Benzin John S. apothecary, 62 e Fayette
Benzine Adelaide, 435 Canton av
Benzinger Frederick F. attorney, 19 Law

Buildings, dw 9 Barnet
Benzinger John, engineer, 119 Eastern av
Benzinger John S. clerk, 62 e Fayette
Benzinger Dr. Joseph C, Catonsville
Benzinger Mathias, (Renehan & Kirwin) Bal-
timore County
Berans Tiieodore, teamster, 48 s Regester
Berbig Edward, shoemaker, 2 Warren
Berg Albert B. bookkeeper, 6 Barnet
Berg Anne E grocery, 107 Raborg
Berg Augustus T. bookkeeper, 156 Mulberry
Berg Francis, shoemaker, 14 Anthony
Berg Gotleib, baker, 27 s Central av
Berg Rev. Dr. John JOG e Fayette
Berg John J. soldier, 107 Raborg
Berg Ludwig, watchmaker, 34 e Lombard
BERG 0. H. exchange broker, 16 South, dw

93 s Sharp
Berg Philip, boots and shoes, 64 w Pratt, dw

22 Albemarle
Bergau Mrs. Mary, 20 Haw
Berge John, tailor, 188 e Lombard
Bergen Everhard, shoemaker, 39 Lemnion
Bergen Michael, clothier, 113 n Howard
Bergenner Louis, carpenter, 627 w Pratt
Berger Andrew, harness maker, 57 Richmond
Berger Angus, nightman, 52 Chatsworth
Berger Christian, shoemaker, 332 s Charles
Berger Christian, tailor, 54 n Exeter
Berger Christian, 39 Bank
Berger Clement, gardener, 47 n Poppleton
Berger Conrad, laborer, 437 Lexington
Berger George, baker, 493 w Lombard
Berger John, 252 w Baltimore, dw 43 n Front
Berger John, cooper, 539 Canton av
Berger Joseph, cabinetmaker, 66 n Schroeder
Berger Martin, baker, 90 n Front
Berger Maurice, trunk maker, 402 Saratoga
Berger Philip, tailor, 25 Somerset
Berger Philip, U. S. N., 54 n Exetef
Berger Simon, cabinet maker, 99 Harrison
Berger Zepherinus J. oils, 47 n Poppleton
Berghaupt A. laborer, 216 s Sharp
Bergheimer Henry, clothier, 376 s Charles

Bergman Harris, s w corner Sharp and Henri-
etta
Bergman Henry, shoemaker, 333 Cross
Bergman Henry, (Wolf & Bergman,) 270 Sar-
atoga
Bergman John, shoemaker, 102 n Dallas
Bergman John A. 333 Cross
Bergman John,laborer, n e cor Barre & Greene
Bergman Joseph, horse dealer, 25 s Paca
Bergman Moses, second hand clothing, 230 s

Charles
Bergman Mrs. 268 s Sharp
Bergman Philip, currier, 52 s Charles
Bergmann Sam 'I, green grocery ,320 Eastern av
Bergner Frederick, cabmet maker, 115 Vine
Bergtold Christopher, tailor, 127 Hamburg
Berkley Edwin, 233 Hamilton terrace, n Eutaw
Berkley James, restaurent, 18 Eastern av
Berkhardt Paul, laborer, 100 s Wolfe
Berkhart John, cooper, 351 s Bond
Berk Julius, peddler, 120 n Caroline
Berker August, tailor, 51 Portland
Eerkner George, basket maker, 272 s Dallas
Berksch Jacob, shoemaker, 149 s Bond
Berlat Christian, tailor, 106 n Eden
Berlein Conrad, laborer, 510 Light
Berlieke Christian, cigar maker, 8 Watson ct
Berlieke Jacob, cabinet maker, 6 Edward
Berliner Mrs. Rosa, 49 Watson
Berliner Ravel, shoemaker, 240 s Ann
Berlin Harman, clothing, 105 e Lombard
BERNAL FREDERIC, British Consul, office

6 Exchange building, dw 88 Franklin
Bernan John, ensjineer, 50 Biiren
Bernard Wm. fisherman, 159 Cross
Berndt Charles, tobacconist, 138 Aisquith
Berneburg George, huckster, 9 Arch
Berneburg John, huckster, 9 Arch
Bernei Seligman, clothier, 74 and 76 Centre

Market Space, dw 129 e Baltimore
Berneke Anthony , tailor, 337 n Central av
Berner Gotleib, tanner, 57 Buren
Berner John, porter, 7 Cowpen al
Berner Wm. rigger, 273 Aliceanna
Berney Bernhart, shoe store, 24 w Pratt and
18 Centre Market Space, dw 18 Centre Mar-
ket Space
Berney Phillip, clerk, 18 Centre Market Space
Berney Sam 'I, clerk, 18 Centre Market Space
Bernhard Henry, laborer, 312 s Charles
Bernhard John L. shoemaker, 149 Penna. av
Bernhard Joseph, 166 s Sharp
Bernhard Joseph & Co. (J. Bernhard & M.
Pinkus,) wholesale manufacturers and deal-
ers in hats and caps, 331 w Baltimore
Bernhart August, tailor, 19 Butler
Berntheusel Wm. grocery, 89 e Lombard
Berrenger John, shoemaker, 169 King
Berrt'tt John J. clerk, 340 Saratos-a
BERRY ALBERT W. treasureTr Md. Soap

Stone Co. 62 n Gilmor
Berry Mrs. Anna R. 681 Lexington
Berry Benj. D. brickmaker, 190 Bank
Berry Benjamin W. agent, 65 Camden
Berry Benjamin, tea store, Baltimore near

Tripolet'a al, dw 40 Lexington
BERRY CHARLES A. ship broker, over 62

s Gay, dw 197 Druid Hill av
Berry Charles, machinist, 362 w Lombard
Berry & Co. (Jasper M. Berry, Wm. W.
Stinchcomb,) oyster and fruit packers, 94
n Calvert
Berry Edward, teamster, 202 s Regester

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturtrs of Wlilt* L,e«<I, Zinc. Piit*y, lampblack, Glue«
Neatsfoot Oil, Scdtpctre, Paints and V'smiisUes, 100 W. Lonibard Street.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, Wo. 40.

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BEV

Berry Geo. R. (John S. & George R. Berry,)
160 s Sharp

Berry Geo. W. shoemaker, 296 n Gay, dw
216 Aisqnith

Berry G. Henry, (Armstrong & Berry,) 110
German

Berry James C. salesman, 216 Aisquith

Berry James W. clerk B. & O. R. R. 245 w
Pratt

Berry Jasper M. 47 St. Paul

Berry Jasper M. (Berry & Co.) 49 St. Paul

Berry Jesse L. C clerk, 108 Lee

Berry John, carpenter, 99 Ensor

Berrv John B. N. & Co. (J. B. N. Berry,)
commission mprchnnis,79 Smith's whf, dw
J. B. N. B., 26 MrCiilloh

Berry John H. office 79 Smith's whf, dw 26
Mc(Uilloh

BERRY JOHN S. & GEORGE R. fire brick
manuf. cor Sharp and Mont2;omcry

Berry John, shoemaker, 53 King

Berry John, carpenter, 75 Stirling

Berry John T. 274 s Broadway

Berry John S. (J.S.&G. R. Berry,) Balti-
more Co.

Berry John T. flour, grain and general com-
mission merchant, Howard near Lombard,
dw 294 Lexington

Berry Joseph, mariner, 259 Light

Berry Mrs. 170 Raborg

Berry Michael, laborer, Boston w of Clinton

Berry N. E tobacco, produce, grain and com.
merchant, over 63 w Pratt, dw201 w Hoff-
man

Berry Richard, carter, 44 n Eden

Berry Samuel, mariner, 21 Pleasant al

BERRY THUS. W. attorney at law, 82 w
Fayette, dw 95 Bolton

Berry Thomas, saloon, 184 Aliceanna

Berry Thomas, flour, grain and general com-
mission merchant, 28 South, dw 294 Lex-
ington

Berry Wm. B. 64 n Paca

Berry Wm. laborer, 9 Chase

BERRY WALTER W. commission merch.
4 Light-st. wtif, dw 124 Hanover

Berry Wm. H. grocer, 65 Camden

Berryer Conrad, lab., McHenry w of Fulton

Bersch Christian, cigar box manuf.210s How-
ard, dw Lanvale near Division

Bersch Christian, (Elirman «fc Bersch,) cor
Division and Lanvale

Bersch Henry, sr. bookkeeper, 90 e Pratt

Bersch Henry, jr. 90 e Pratt

Bersick Michael, fancy store, Baltimore bet
Pearl and Pine

Bert Charles, cigar maker, 84 n Pine

Bert Julius, tailor, 3 L. McElderry

Bert Peter, hatter, 298 w Pratt

Berthold George, carter, 183 William

Berthold, John, talor, 173 Lexington

Bertcrman John C. F. lager beer, 44 e Pratt

Bertier Isadore, baker, 44 n Exeter

Bertram Charles F. shoe manufacturer, 214
w Pratt

Bertram John, 768 vj Baltimore

Bertram Wm. shoemaker, 768 w Baltimore

Bertram Wm. butcher, 102 Centre and 58 Bel-
air markets, dw Penn. av near toll gate

Bertran John I. tinner, 297 e Eager

Beriraiid Prank, chief clerk N. C. R. R. 154
Mulberry

Bertrand G. L , N C. R. R. Calvert Station

Berwanger Abraham, shoc'maker, 92 Low

Berz Wm. baker, 19 Stirling

Bi^shert Agnes, fancy store, 231 Canton av

Bess John, laliorer, '61 e Monument

Bessee Mrs. Sarah, nurse, 90 Preston

Bcssel Magdalina, hats and caps. 230 n Gay

Best Frederick, sailor, 205 s Chester

Best John, carpenter, 141) s Caroline

Beste Haman, baker, 46Gough

Bestor J Rollins, gen. bookkeeper N. C. R.

166 n High
Beter Wm. shoemaker, 249 s Broadway
Bethon George, tailor, 301 n Central av
Betschlcr John M. shoemaker, 244 s Charles
Betschler Martin, shoemaker, 244 s Charles
Bettar Joseph, laborer, 272 s Caroline
Better Christian, stevedore, 46 s Washington

F. P.
Bettermann John, lab., rear 325 n Central av.
Betton James, moulder, 162 Conway
Betton T. W. 8 e Baltimore
Betts Adolph, blacksmith, 237 s Bond
Betts Alexander P. sailmaker, 133 s Ann
Betts Charles M. clerk, 248 n Eutaw
Betz August, moulder, 51s Oregon
Betz Conrad, laborer, 179 Eastern av
Betz Christopher, clerk, 7 Pearl
Betz Andrew, blacksmith, 56 Chatsworth
Betz Eliza, shirt store, 245 Canton av
Betz Mrs. Elizabeth, 71 Grindall
Betz Ei'nest, foundrynian, 278 Lee
Betz Gustavus, coachmaker, 262 n Central av
Betz Jacob, carpenter, 191 s Regester
Betz Jacob, tailor, 229 e Lombard
Betz John, carpenter, 17 Elliott
Betz John, laborer, 141 s Kxeter
Betz John, milkman, 157 Light
Betz John L. tailor, 261 e Lombard
Betz John, cabinet maker, 191 s Regester
Betz John, tailor, 17 Hampsti'ad
Betzael Wm. laborer, 185 s Chapel
Betzel Adam, confectionery, s wcor Lombard

and Eden
Betzinger teeter, shoemaker, 14 Davis
Bi'tzold Frederick, laborer, 257 e Lombard
Boucke Mrs. Elizabeth A. 628 Lexington
Beumler John H. laborer, 155 Canton av
Beurrier Jules, 76 Mulberry
Beurrier Louis, bleacher, 76 Mulberry
Beutelspacher Mrs. Elizab'h, boarding house,

190 HoUins
Bevan Chas. F. (Bevan & Son,) cor Garden

and Lanvale
Bevan Charles, clerk, 230 n Howard
Bevan C. F. clerk, 34 s Sharp
Bevan David, blacksmith, Clinton s of Boston
Bevan George, clerk, 100 s Paca
Bevan George F. clerk Mechanics' Bank,

Franklin w of Pearl
Bevan George, clerk, 271 Druid Hill av
Bevan John, 120 Park
Bevan Mrs. Mary Eliza, 254 n Howard
BEVAN, PHILLIPS & CO. (T. W. Bevan,
B F Phillips & B. Alaitland,) com. mer-
chants, 26 Bowly's wharf
Bevan Samuel, (S Bevan & Co.) 120 Park
BEVAN SAMUEL & CO. (Sam'l Bevan,
Wm. A. Williar, E. G. Miller, P. A. Sal-
mon & W. G. Frisby,) import, and job. in
English, French and German dry goods,
279 w Baltimore
BEVAN & SONS, (C. F Bevan & Wm. F.
Bevan,) marble workers, 140 Saratoga

THE GROVER & BAKER SERVING MACHINE is tUe best for all piu-poses— SALiES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, Wo. 40.

BEY

45

BIG

Bevan Tliomus, copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
Bevan Thos. W. (Bevan, Phillips & Co.) 230

n Howard
Bevan Warren, clerk, 120 Park
Bevan Wm. .T. stom-cutter, 244 n Central av
Bevan Wni. P. (Bevan & Sons,) 44 Lanvale
Bevan Wm. smrltcr, Clinton s of Boston
Bevans & Co. (Jami'S Martin,) 11 s Calveri
Bevans David, driver, 121 n Paca
Bevans Henry, polici', 8() e Madison
Bevans .Toll n C. cleik, 73 n High
Bevans Mrs. John T. 117 n Paca
Bevans Reuben A. L. (Martin & Bevans,) 281

6 Baltimore
Bevans Robert, oysterman, 146 s Caroline
Bevans Wm. 121 n Paca
Bevans Wm. W. painter, 248 s Broadway
Bever Andrew, wood sawyer, 37 James al
Beveridge John, saddler, 279 w Pratt
Beverimgen Louis, butcher, 320 Aliceanna
Bewig Frederick, shoemaker, 513 Canton av
Bewig Joseph, baker, .515 Canton av
Bewley Elizabeth D. )G3 n Paca
Bexley John, laborer, n w cor Fulton and Mc-

Henry
Beyal Madam A. T. 138 St. Paul
Beyer Catharine K. grocery, 56 e Lombard
Beyer Ciiristopher, cigar maker, 340 s Sharp
Beyer Frederick, tailor, 15 n Central av
Beyer Frederick A. musician, 56 e Lombard
Beyer John, shoenuiker, 156 s Eden
Beyer John, tavern, 21 s Washington, F. P.
Bever Louis, cabinet maker, 180 s Bond
Beyersdorf Charles, tailor, 5 Wyeth
Beyler Henry, basket maker, 75 n Gay
Bezi.'ck John L. salesman, 377 Penn'a av
Bezeck Mrs. iViargaret, 377 Penn'a av
Beziat Francis C. tiiiisher, 410 West
Bezi u Mrs. Joim, tobacco, 656 w Baltimore
Beziat Joiin M. cigar maker, 656 w Baliimore
Bezrel Christian, cabinet maker, 273 n Dallas
Bfetsch John, shoemaker, 291 n Howard
Bfur August, can maker, 236 Montgomery
Bheler Charles, drayman, 71 Portland
Bhiisco Philip, wheelwright, 90 Harrison
Bialla Moretz, French millinery, 144 Lexing-
ton
Biaiis Hatter, 117 Hamburg
Biays Mrs. Jane C. 26 JMorth
Bibb Beniley C. (Bibb & Co.) 179 w Hoffman
Bibb & Co. (B. C. Bibb,) Baltimore stove
warehouse, 39 Light. [See p. 50 Mvotise-
ments.]
Bibelheimer Frank, tinner, 31 Rock
Bible House, 75 w Fayette
Bibhihauser John, 18 s Stockton al
Bice Abraham, watchman, 819 w Baltimore
Bichel Philip S carpenter, 22 Stirling
Bichman George, shoemaker, 80 Leadenhall
Bicliy Hermann, tailor, 8 Tessier
Bichy Hermann, tailor, 13 n Liberty
Bichy John, bakery, 174 e Madison
Bickell Henry, tobacconist, 151 Barre
Bickell Joseph, laborer, 3 Spruce al
Bicker Susan, laundress, 55 Tyson
BICKERTON JOSEPH & CO. (J. Bicker-
ton,) importers and manuf. of cloaks, man-
tillas, shawls, &c., 183 w Baltimore, dw
Decker av near Northern av
Bickley Samuel, 99 e Pratt
Bickford & Hoffman, manuf. agricul. imple-
ments, 59)^ s Charles

Bidderman John, porter, 136 s Durham
Biddeson Catharine, 334 Franklin
Biddeson James A. plasterer, 211 Orleans
Biddle Edward C. director N. C. R R.
Biddle Hezekiah, hostler, 42 St. Mary
Biddle Joseph, fisherman, 4 Gough
Biddle Richard F iron moulder, 224 Lee
Biddle Richard, 155 Eastern nv
Biddle Samuel R. hostler, 186 McHenry
Biddle Wm. H. moulder, 224 Lee
Biddliiigmeyer John, coachmaker,323 e Mad-
ison
Biddleman Edward, police, 250 n Caroline
Biddorf Christian, tailor, 9 Constitution
Biden Edward, huckster, 102 s Carey
Bitleii George, carjieiiter, 19 s Calhoun
Bidteman F. 71 Harford av
Biebl JOs. M. restaurant, 24 Centre Market

space
Biefeld Catharine, confectionery, 133 Wel-
come al
Bieger Jacob, beer saloon, cor Pratt and Wolfe
Bieger Mi'-.hael, stevedore, 62 s Charles
Bielilei Charles, drayman, 71 Portland
Biel Henry, laljorer, 234 Canton av
Bielefeld Joseph, lager beer saloon, 248 e Eager
Bielsiein Henry, piai^o maker, 157 William
Biemiller John, restaurant, 308 w Pratt
Biemstaffi-r John, tailor, 299 s Durham
BIEN & HEISER,restaur't,556 w Baltimore
Bill) John, restaurant, 492 Penn'a av
Bien John, butcher, 40 Walsh
Bieiis John, laborer, 117 Hamburg
Bieniing Henry, coojier, 251 s Ann
Bier Andrew, lager beer, 125 McKlderry
Bii-r Frederick, harness maker, 35 Brown
Bier Frederick, frame maker, 239 s Howard
Bierau George, clerk, 331 s ("harl-s
Bieraw Frederick, cooper, 329 s Sharp
Bierbowe.r Francis, clerk, 92 Barre
!5ierl)ower Lemuel, boxmaker, 92 Barre
Biede Adolpluis, apothecary and chemist, 218

s Broadway
Bierman August, laborer, 220 Lexington
Biesler Franklin, laborer, 46 s Reg(;ster
Bigelow Edmoiid D. (Bigelow & Sargent,) 25

s Sharp
BIGELOW & SARGENT (E. D. Bigelow
and R. G. Sargent,) commission merchants
and ship brokers, 97 Smith's wharf
Bigerton Hester, saleswoman, 116Aisquith
Biemiller Henry, (Biemiller& Preisz,) 1 Dover
Biemiller & Preisz (H. Biemiller & J. Preisz,)

flour and feed store. 28232 w Pratt
Bierby James, shoemaker, Fulton n of Mc-
Henry
BIGGAR JOHN & CO. (J. Biggar and C.
Darrell,) importers of wines and liquors, 2
Exchange Place
Biggar John, (J Biggar & Co.) Baltimore Co
Biggins Wm. H. bootmaker, 182 n Gay
Biggers Alfred L. collector, 267 n Eutaw
Biggs John A. butcher, 179 e Fayette
liiggs Joseph, watchman, 90 n Eden
Biggs Zachariah, blacksmith, 53 s Poppleton
Bigham & Bradford (M. Bigham & G. W.
Bradford,) com. merchants, flour, &c., n
w cor Franklin and Eutaw
Bigham Henry, wagoner, 87 McHenry
Bigham John L. clerk, 339 w Fayette
Bigham Mrs. Maria, Grundy near Townsend
Bigham Marshall, (Bigham & Bradford,)
Grundy w of Town.send

aXSlES H. JOHIVSOIV, City Steam Firewood MlUs— "Warren's Fire and ^Vater-proof
Roofing, aud Patent Neoteric Smolung Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BKOS. & CO.,

lei-ohant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.
Baltimore Street.

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46

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Rigliam Wni. police, 24 Warner
BIGLEY, HOOK & CO. (Nicholas Bigley,
John Hook and .Tohn Zeigler,) produce corn,
merchants, 77 Exchange Place
Bigley Nicholas, (Bigley", Hook & Co.) Pitts-
burg, Pa.
Billin Wm. G. watches and jewelry, cor Grant

and Baltimore, dw Rarn urn's Hotel
Billings Dorothea, 259 s Bond
Billings Edwin E. porter, 114 Burgundy al
Billings John, potter, 21 n Caroline
Billingsley Thomas, clerk tobacco warehouse,

58 s Paca
Billing.sley Thomas, clerk tobacco warehouse,

375 w Fayette
Billingsley Thomas A. commission merch't,

69 s Chariog, dw 32 Hanover
Billingsley Thos. B G9 s Charles, dw Hano-
ver near Lombard
Billington Elizabeth, 77 n Broadway
Billington John J. 134 Mullikin
Billington S. Gover, soldier, 134 Mullikin
Billington Wm. L. of P 0. 77 n Broadway
Billitz Albert, bookkeeper, 14 n Liberty
Billups Misses A & Z, 228 w Pratt
Billman Geo provision store, 1 s Poppleton
Billman Geo. wagoner, 269 William
Billman John, woodsawyer, 334 Franklin
Billman Michael, police, 83 n Pine
Billmeyer Joseph, shoe store, 142 w Pratt, dw

34 e Fayette
Billmire Geo. A. baggage master, 12 e Lom-
bard
Ijillmire Jacob, shoemaker, 17G East
Billmire W. H. (^. breaksman, 12 e Lombard
Billujis Lucy, 393 w Fayette
Billups Louisa, 228 w Pratt
Bilson Andrew J. plasterer, 94 Preston
Bilson Elizabeth, 237 w Fayette
Bilson Henry, machinist, 438 w Lombard
Bilson John, plasterer, 237 w Fayette
Bilson Samuel, plasterer, 154 n Howard, dw

237 Fayette
Binau John M. shoemaker, 233 n Central av
Binbon Thomas, 302 Canton av
Binder George, hairworker, 55 s Frederick
Binder Lewis, surgical instrument maker, 27

n Fremont
Binderman Charles, shoemaker, 100 Raborg
Binderwald Christiana, milliner, 53^2 Pearl
Binderwalt Henry, laborer, 253 Wes~t
Bindwald Justus, shoemaker, 44 Raborg
Bines Robert, clerk auditor's office, B. & O. R.

R. Co. bis Paca
Bingham Benj. T. carpenter, 291 Franklin
Bingham John, fancy store, 52 Jefferson
Bingham T. school commissioner, 52 Jefferson
Bingham Wm. police, 24 Warren
Bingham Wm. W. gas fitter, 46 s Eutaw
Binnia John H. harness maker, 169 e Madison
Binnio James, driver, 172 c Pratt
Binnie Robert, gardener, 172 e Pratt
Binnix George, blacksmith, 552 w Lombard
Binnix Lewis, machinist, 98 Preston

Binnix , pattern maker, 224 n Howard

Binyon Thomas, carpenter, 29 s Ann
Binyon Wm. H. H. carpenter, 130 Bank
Binyon Wm. 130 Bank
Birch Charles, salesman, 101 Cathedral
Birch Clinton S. clerk, 118 Hollins
Birch Theodore, cigar maker, 64 Albemarle
Birch Wm. R. clerk, 141 n Paca
Bircheit Robert D. salesman, 288 Saratoga

Birckhead Mrs. C. A. 48 n Charles
Birckhead Ciiristopher, tailor, 50 Granby
Birckhead Henry, conductor C. P. R. R. 77

Granby
Birckhead Jas jr. over 30 South, dw87 Park
Birckhead John W. police, 409 n Gay
BIRCKHEAD LENNOX Jr. 48 n Charles
Bird Mrs. Bridget, 243 e Chase
Bird E. Carrere, tobacconist, 28 w Pratt, dw

23 Jackson
Bird J. Edward,agBntfor the sale of dry goods,

213 w Baltimore, dw 243 Garden
Bird John W. C. wood dealer, 33 Warren
Bird Sebastian, carpenter, 33 Warren
Bird Steph. L. & Co. dry goods, 59 n Howard
Bird Steph. L. (S. L. Bird & Co ) 345 n Eutaw
Birdsall Samuel, paver, 42 Orleans
Birely Lewis A. 247 w. Lombard
Birkenwald Solomon, shoemaker, 60 Thames
Birkett Mrs. Mary, 420 w Lombard
Birkey Edward H. clerk, 229 Druid Hill av
Birkey Thomas H. 229 Druid Hill av
Birkey Thomas, clerk, 229 Druid Hill av
Birkholtz Mrs. Dora, 156 Mulberry
Birkman George, laborer, 11 Cannon
Birkmeyer John F. confectioner, 112 Franklin
Birkmeyer Wm. can maker, 76 n High
Birkmeyer Wm. confectioner, 112 Franklin
Birkner George, cooper, 78 Bank
Birley Lewis A. ice dealer, 247 w Lombard
15irminghain Andrew, carp 'ter, 144 Orleans
Birmingham Daniel, laborer, 185 s Castle al
Birmingham James E. plasterer, 344 Cross
Birmingham Mary, 27 s Front
Birmingham Thos. painter, 45 Druid Hill av
Birney Charles, stone cutter, 193 Lee
Birthistle Patrick, carter, 100 Granby
BischoffC F. tobacconist, 235 Henrietta
Bischoff Casper, paver, 80 Somerset
Bisclioff Christopher, furniture, 239 s Charles
Biscoe George F. blacksmith, 324 Eastern av
Biscoe James, com. merchant 125 s Paca
Biscoe Wm. M. ship joiner, 296 Eastern av
Bishman George, shoemaker, 80 Leadenhall
Bishol Wm. T. bacon dealer, 270 e Monument
Bishop Adam, cooper, 35 e Monument
Bishop Caleb, lightning rods, 95 Ensor
Bishop Charles, barber, 5 Park
Bishop David, 337 e Pratt
Bishop Elizabeth, 21 Orleans
Bishop George, 179 Aisquith
Bishop George A. laborer, 238 s Durham
Bishop Geo W. cigar maker, 255 e Lombard
Bishop Godfrey, coppersmith, 388 Cross
Bishop liev. Henry, 183 e Monument
Bishop Mrs. Harriet A. seamstress, 418 w

Fayette
Bishop James E. farmer, 206 Harford av
Bishop James P. city yard, 68 Raborg
Bishop James, watchman, 179 Hollins
Bishop John T. stone mason, 173 McCuUoh
Bishop John H. lightning rod agt. 95 Ensor
Bishop John L. carpenter, 179 Holland
Bishop Leonai'd, laborer, 239 s Charles
Bishop Mrs. Mary A. 94 n Caroline
Bishop Mrs. Mary M. 313 e Madison
Bishop Patrick, laborer, 164 McHenry
Bishop Robert, bricklayer, 61 n Poppleton
Bishop Mrs. T. F., dressmaker, 81 Chew
Bishop William H., clerk, 185 e iMonument
Bishop Wm. M., clerk, 183 e Monument
Bishop Wm., rigger, 136 s Wolfe
Bisman August, laborer, 237 s Bethel

Shirts, Itra-vrera, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAT«
MOBTD, BVRTOW & CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BROS.

& CO

, Spoi

!ge

all their Goods.

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47

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Bissehof Francis, shoemaker, 37 s Wolfe
Bisser Jacob, laborer, 60 .Tohnson
Bissett Thomas, jr., stone cutter, 53 McHenry
Bissing W. F., watchmaker, 96 w Baltimore,

dw 40 Holliday
Bissington CM., 106 Lexington
Bisson William, rigger, 128 s Chester
Bitner Andrew, 66 Gninby
Bitner Frederick, laborer, 214 s Chapel
Bitser Frank, tavern, 47 Boston
Bittel Charles, blacksmith, Elliott near East av
Bitter D., lithographer, over 11 South, dw 81

St. Paul
Bitter Frederick, drayman, 202 s Wolfe
Bitter Henry, piano maker, 218 Barre
Bitter John, teamster, 194 Stirling
Bitter John G., laborer, 194 Stirling
BITTER LEWIS, tavern, 5 w Pratt
Bitter Lewis, glass blower, Stockholm bet'wn

Eutaw and Russell
Bittiger William, baker, 198 w Fayette
Bittinbach Andrew, laborer, 186 Canton av
Bittinger Elizabeth, confectionery, 7 Penna. av
Bittinger John D., shoemaker, 7 Penna. av
Bittmyer John, butcher, 59 e Monument
Bittner, George, tailor, 265 e Eager
Bittner N., tailor, 7 Port
Bitts Henry, drayman, 431 w Baltimore
Bitz John, porter, 6 Chesnut al
Bitzel Adam, confectioner, 280 n Gay
Bitzel Wilhemina, 73 e Monument
Bixler Andrew, potter, Stockholm between

Eutaw and Russell
Bixler Louis A., tobacconist, 102 n Howard
Bixler Wm. T., clerk, 602 w Lombard
Bixler Wm. H. H., clerk, 156 s Sharp
Biyer Michael, lime burner, 68 Boyd
Black Archibald, laborer, 131 Castle al
Black Benj. F., painter, 36 South, dw 33 Mc-
Henry
Black Dr. Calvin, 540 Lexington
Black Gilbert, laborer, 1 s Bond
Black Mrs. Hannah, 33 McHenry
Black Harman F., yeast manufacturer, n w

cor. Orleans and Castle
Black Mrs. Isabella L., 24 s Ann
Black Jacob, baker, 70 Columbia
Black James H., engineer, 116 s Bond
Black James F., messenger Adams' Express,

8 Emory
Black James, marble yard, 363 n Howard, dw

338 Saratoga
Black John, laborer, 140 Castle al
Black John, hardware dealer, 160 n Gay
Black John, 270 Mulberry
Black John R., carpenter, 18 Marion, dw 299

Saratoga
Black John, cooper, 215 Bank
Black John, (W.J. Rieman & Co.,) 296 Lex-
ington
Black Lewis, feed store, 218 s Sharp
Black Lewis W., painter, over 276 w Balti-
more, dw 128 w Biddle
Black Margaret, seamstress, 11 New Church
IJIack Mary E., teacher, 24 s Ann
Black Samuel, builder, 338 Saratoga
Black & Sapp, (John Black and Joshua 0.

Sapp,) coopers, 115 Smith's wharf
Black Wm., scale maker, 270 Mulberry
Black Wm. D., 110 s Ann
Black Wm. K., carpenter, 77 Pearl
Blackburn Cyrus, (Blackburn & Bro.,) 132 n
Eutaw

Blackburn & Bro., (Cyrus and Edwin Black-
burn,) flour, gro. and com. merchants, n e
cor. Franklin and Eutaw
Blackburn Edwin, (Blackburn & Bro.,) 132 n

Eutaw
Blackburn James W., clerk, 6 McCulIoh
Blackburn James W., clerk, 90 s Sharp
Blackburn John C, attorney, 34 St. Paul, dw

s e cor. Pine and Saratoga
Blackburn Samuel, tinner, 50 Mulberry
Blacke Caroline, lager beer, 242 Canton av
Blackensee J., U. S. Naval claim agency, 57

Second
Blackiston Albert C, clerk, 138 s Sharp
Blackiston Mrs. Ann, 26 n Oregon
BLACKISTON JOHN B., cabinet maker,

562 w Baltimore, dw 98 Hollins
Blackiston Wm. C, lumber inspector, s w

cor. Concord and Bowly, dw 138 s Sharp
Blacklar Alexander C, clerk, 118 n Broadway
Blacklar Alexander C, (Elliott, Blacklar it

Co.,) n e cor. Aisquith and Orleans
Blacklar Charles, provis., 64 s Caroline,

dw 86
Blacklar Mrs. Eliza, 18 n Ann
Backley Joseph, carpenter, 70 Durst al
Blackley Maria M., 70 Durst al
BLACKLOCK NICHOLAS F., junk dealer,

128 Light St. wharf, dw 623 w Lombard
Blackstone John, butter, 63 Columbia
Black way Wm., miller, Covington near Ham-
burg
Blades Jesse W., Green House restaurant,

156 Light
Blades John L., livery stables, 114 s Wash-
ington, F. P., dw 95 s Ann
Blades Samuel, chairmakcr, 157 n Exeter
Blades Thomas W., clerk P. O., 50 s Exeter
Blades Wm., mail ag-ent, 285 e Baltimore
Blair Alexander, gardener, e Monument extnd
Blair Mrs. Anna, grocery, 228 Mulberry
Blair Charles E., bookkeeper, 20 n Exeter
Blair Edgar W., attorney, 29 Lexington, dw

Gilmor near Franklin
Blair Henry, Gilmor n of Franklin
Blair Henry H., conveyancer, 48 Lexington
Blair (k Holle, (John Blair and Julius Holle,)
merchant tailors and gents' furnishing goods,
742 w Baltimore
Blair James A., clerk P. O., 143^^ s Calvert
Blair John, shoemaker, 12 Mercer
Blair John, (Blair & Holle,) 742 w Baltimore
Blair Montague, clerk, Gilmor near Franklin
BlairSamuelS.,ofN. C. R. R., 272 n Howard
Blake Benson, clerk, 159 w Lombard
Blake Charles W., clerk, 111 s Sharp
Blake Charles, dealer in watches, &c., 217 w

Baltimore, dw Mt. Washington
Blake George A. carpenter, 144 s Bond
Blake George, laborer, 151 York
Blake George E., clerk, 245 n Howard
BLAKE JOEL N., machinist and founder, s
e cor Franklin and North, dw 245 n Howard
Blake John H., 32 Hanover
Blake Jno. W., coll. water rents. 111 s Sharp
Blake John L., clerk, 112 n Caroline
Blake John R., bricklayer, 112 n Caroline
Blake Joseph W., justice of the peace, 12

Law Buildings, dw 47 Tyson
Blake Margaret, 20 Orbit al
Blake Martin, grocer, 59 East
Blake Sarah, 227 Lexington
Blake Samuel F., carpenter, 1 Ogston

J. HE^TRY GIESB, Commission Mercliant, for ttie sole of Floui-, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on luuid, HI Spear's "Wliarf.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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48

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Blakely Mrs. Elizabeth, Harrison near Gor-

such av, Hompstead
Blakeney B. F., (B. F. Biakeney & Co.,) 611

w Lombard
BLAKENHY B. F. & CO., (B. F. Biakeney
and H. W. Sabin,) gold pen factory, over
99 w Baiiimore
Biakeney Wm., carpenter, 102 Ensor
Blakey Wm., malster, Strieker between Sara-
toga and Mulberry
Blamburg Hamlin, cab. maker, 20 n Durham
Blamire John E., mariner, 350 Eastern av
Blanch James C, potter, 92 n Bond
Blanch James T., carpenter, 199 e Lombard
Blanch Jeremiah, restaurant, 679 w Baltimore
BLANlHARD E. WYATT, attorney, 38

St. Paul, dw 81 Cathedral
Blanchard James A. J., rigger, 216 Washing-
ton, F H.
Blanchard Mrs. Mary, school, 174 w Biddle,

dw 596 w Fayette
Blanchard Thomas H., confectioner, 34 n

Central av
BLANCKJOHN, Columbia House, 471 w

Baltimore
Blaney Charles E., bricklayer, n e cor. Pine

and Sarah Ann
Blaney Jas. M., bricklay., 171 Grcenmountav
Blaney James VV., police, 20 s Fremont
Blaney James J., bricklayer, 20 s Fremont
Blaney John T., bricklayer, l!S5 Raborg
Blaney John T., carpenter, 161 Grcenmountav
Blaney Sarah, hucksteress, 266Greenmouiit av
Blaney Wm. H., bricklayer, 20 s Fremont
Blank Joseph, laborer, 871 w Pratt
BLANKE MRS. MARY, tavern, 244 Alice-
anna
Blankenburg Charles, shoemaker, 76 Mullikin
Blankenliorn Christian, grocery, 8 Walnut al
Blankford Jacob, huckster, 140 n Caroline
Blankiirship Daniel D., engineer, 3 William-
son al
Blaseker Charles, tailor. 212 s Bethel
Blash Samuel G., sailmaker, 106 s Chapel
BLASS Kev. JACOB, lll2 Gough
Blass Samuel G., sailmaker, 164 e Pratt
Blatchlev Mrs. P., dressmaker, 2.59 e Madison
Blatiaii Margaret, 304 e Lombard
Blatter Charles, laborer, 17 Hall al
Blanfuss Wm. L., tailor, 267 Franklin
Blauvelt Wm. S., tin can maker, 71 n Amity
Biazey Charles W., salesman, 81 n Howard
Blecher Julius, baker, 192 Columbia
Bledzer Philip, shoemaker, 199 s Bond
Bleich John F., teacher, 111 n Caroline
Bleicher A. Lewis, shoemaker, 17 Baker
Bleicher ,lose|)h, shoemaker, 2ri8 e Lonribard
Bleinberger Adam, boot fitter, 100 Walker ct
Blessnig Daniel, carpenter, 47 n High, dw n

w cor. Hampstead and Eden
Blessing Jdhn, tobacconist, 241 n Gay
Blessing Mrs Margaret, 209 Canton av
Blessing Mrs. Mary, confectionery, n w cor.

Eden and Hampstead
Bletz Cliarles, piano maker, 19 Peach al
Blew Joshua, clerk, 54 n Greene
Blick Thomas H., mercantile agent, 272 e

Baltimore
Bligh Patrick, laborer, 14 Diamond
Blight Robert, laborer, 32 Milliman
Blimline & Bro., (Henry and Joseph Blim-
line,) shirt and drawer manufacturers, over
2 n Liberty

Blimline Henry, (Blimline & Bro.,) 5 Park

Blimline Jos., (Blimline & Bro.,) 96 Penna av.

Blimline Joseph, 134 Penna. av

Blircoe Virginia, 9 McCulloh

Blinsinger Mrs. B , 127 Gough

Blinsinger, George F., carpenter, 145 Druid

Hill av
Blinsinger George M., baker, 145 Druid

Hill av
Blinsinger Wm. M., carpenter, 145 Druid

Hill av
Bliss Major H., Eutaw House
Bliss Jolin M , clerk, 100 n Front
Bliss John, laborer, 36 Union
BLISS DR. Z. E., surgeon and medical pur-
veyor U. S. A., 8 n Charles
Blizzard C. H., police, 5 Rock
Blizzard George, engineer, 124 Cross
Blizzard John L., copper refiner, 124 Cross
Blizzard Jno. R.,lab., 166 Washington, F. H.
Blocher, Wm. L., clerk, 708 Saratoga
Block Andrew, blacksmith. 111 Saratoga
Block Edward, wines, liquors, foreign pro-
duce, corks, &c., 114 w Lombard, dw 189
w Huffman
Block Eveline, principal Church Home and

Infirmary
Block Finley, engraver, 99 Orleans
Block John, (Thomsen & Block,) 128 n

Charles
Block Julia, 4 n Schroeder
Block Lewis, wagoner, 188 n Eden
Block Louis, cigar maker, 201 Light
Block Simon, furniture and clothing dealer,

118 s Eden
Blocker Daniel, Q. M. dept., 700 Saratoga
Blois Thomas, tin and sheet iron worker, 3

Walker
Blomeier Ennis, boot and shoemaker, 32

President
Blome George, (Blome & Jacobi,) 445 w Bal-
timore
BLOME & JACOBI, candies and fruits, 445

w Baltimore
Blondell Malachi, conductor Catonsville Pass.

R. R., 248 n Howard
Bloiidheiin Hart, tailor, 105 n Howard
Blood Wm. H.,car di'iver, 968 w Baltimore
Bloodsworth Jacob, mariner, 41 Lee
Bloom H., gildrr, 7 Holland
Bloomer John W., jr , clerk, 293 Hollins
Bloomer Wm. E , sutler, 55 Scott
Blotkamp Wm., carriages for hire, 260 e

Lombard
Bhixlnun Amia, milliner, 70 Pearl
BLOXHAM JOHN, variety and hardware

dealer, 56 Harrison, dw 127 n High
Bloxham Wm., engineer, 80 Camden
Bloy Rudolph, second hand goods, 508 Lex-
ington
Blum Anton, laborer, 128 Low
Blum Mrs. Anna M., cake stand, 128 Low
Blum A. P., barber, 395 n Gay
Blum Mrs. Barbara, lli3 s Bond
Blum B'lijamin, ciijar maker, 181 s Bethel
Blum Catherine, Point la near Harford av
Blum Callu'rine, 237 Canton av
Blum Frederick, tanner, 86 n Central av
Blum George, 25 n Dallas
Bium George, 85 Penna. av
Blum Gotleib, laborer. 91 s Chapel
Blum G., clothing merchant, 190 Columbia
Blum Henry, shoemaker, 125 n Front

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maiiiifactiirers of AVlilte Lead, Zinc, Putty, L..inipb]ack, Glue,
Keatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Faints and Vamislies, 100 W. Lombard Street.

strangers can i-ely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BBCS. &; Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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49

Boa

Blum Isaac, second-hand dealer, 193 e Lom-
bard
Blum Isaac, second-hand clothier, 228 s

Caroline
Blum John H., watchmaker, 378 Saratoga
Blum Joseph, scourer, 153 n Eden
Blum Samuel, second-hand store, 732 w Balti-
more
Blum S. H., bookbinder, 69 s Paca
Blum Solomon, (Hess, Blum & Co.,) 44 Fawn
Blum Wm., watch waker, 529 w Baltimore
Blum Wilhelm , liostler, Tyson near Richmond
Blume Henry cabinet maker, 188 s Howard
Blumauer Louis, boots, shoes and clothing,

235 s Charles
Blumendauer Adam, shoemaker, 247 Mont-
gomery
Blumenkalb Ernest, milkman, 325 e Madison
Blumenthal Aaron, shoemaker, 247 Mont-
gomery
Blumenthal Abraham, second-hand dealer, 271

s Charles
Blumenthal Bernard P. dry goods, 156 Lex-
ington
Blumenthal Isaac, furniture, 262 s Charles
Blumenberg Julius J. dealer in cigars, 119 w

Fayette
BLUMENBERG Maj. LEOPOLD, provost

marshal U. S. A. dw 37 n Exeter
Blumenberg Rudolf, commission merchant, 37

n Exeter
Blumentel Elizabeth, second hand furniture ,262

s Charles
Blumeraid John, tailor, 16 Preston
Blundell Anthony, laborer, 1 Sterrett
Blundell Dennis, liquors, cor Howard and

Pratt, dw 103 Garden
Blundell Malachai, hackman, 66 Mulberry
Blundell Wm. hackman, 66 Mulberry
Blunt Nelson, laborer, 21 Walker
Blunt Stephen, boot fitter, 475 w Pratt
Blute Mary, 127 w Madison
Boar Charles, lager beer saloon, cor Gay and

Harrison
Board of Trade, office New Exchange Build-
ings, George U. Porter, Secretary
Bob Nicholas, 138 s Regester
Bobart Charles C. clerk, Bethel nr Eastern av
Bobart Charles, clerk, 138 s Bethel
Bobart Thos. W. tavern, 242 s Broadway
Bobee Joseph F. clerk, 207 Light
Bobee James A. shipsmith, 207 Light
Bobee John D. ship joiner, 207 Light
Bobeth Charles, 643 w Baltimore
Boblitz Wm. H. pumpmaker, 42 Hampstead

Boblitz , breaksman N. C. R. R. 357

Cathedral
Bock Julius, 15 n Eden
Bock Julius, painter, 322 e Monument
Bock Wm. tailor, 100 Somerset
Bockel Charles, shoemaker, Frederick road

near Calverton road
Bockelman Conrad, tailor, 125 Barre
Bockelman Christian, machinist, 151 s Caro-
line
Bockelman Dietrich, shoemaker, 11 Spring ct
Bockelman Dietrich, shoemaker, 178 Hanover
Bocklage Elizabeth, milkwoman, O'Donnell

near Clinton
Bockroff William, huckster, 20 Thomsen
Bocksti John Wm. restaurant, 26 Second
Bode Charles, tailor, 228 e Madison
Bode John, grocery, 218 n Central av

Bode Louis, cooper, 295 s Sharp
Bode Louis, porter, 295 s Sharp
Bode Dr. Wm. druggist, n e cor Pearl and

Baltimore
Bode Wm. D. shoemaker, 2 Haw
Bodein Frederick, tailor, 9 Cannon
IJodein John, umbrella maker, 78 n Spring
Boden Mrs. Ann, 37 Dolphin
Eoden James, wagoner, 58 n Dallas
Boden Wm. confection(?r, 299 e Monument
Bodenburg Charles, cap maker, 253 Hanover
Bodenschatz John, tavern, 44 Camden
Bodensick Chas. F. bookbinder, 393 Franklin
Bodensick David A. printer, 160 n Fremont
Bodensick George H. bookbinder, 364 Frank-
lin
Bodensick George, miller, Fr#lerick road w

of toll gate
Bodensick Wm. T. bookbinder, 263 Franklin
Bodge Daniel, peddler, 214 Columbia
Bod he Ludwig, cigar maker, 254 s Sharp
Bodicker Louis, ladies' shoe store, 43 n Gay,

dw 13 Barnet
Bodine Rev. Wm. 212 n Charles
Boecher George, drayman ,352 Washington rd
Boechlein Ernhard, rear of 60 Cross
Boecker Henry, farrier, 282 Aliceanna
Boeckner Charles C. barber, Eutaw House,

dw 10 n Greene
BOECKi\ER CHARLES, hair dressing sa-
loon and gentlemen's furnishing goods, 4
Eutaw House
Boehm Dr. Adolphus, 58 Barre
Boehm Christoff, shoemaker, 153 Ensor
Boehm Constantine, lager beer saloon, 50 s

Wolfe
Boehm Charles T. (Boehm, Rice & Co.) 261

Lexington
Boehm Henry, baker, 9 George
Boehm John W. blacksmith, 1 n Bond
Boehm John, butcher, Harford av near city

limits
Boehm John L. bookkeeper, 242 w Fayette
Boehm, Rice & Co. (C. T. Boehm & J. W.
Rice,) wooden ware, brushes, brooms, &c.
32 s Calvert
Boehme Augustus, grocer, 128 Hanover, dw

130
Boehme Charles L. 223 n Eutaw
Boehme Wm. machinist, 95 n Gay
Boeherner Christian, cab. maker, 39 n Amity
Boehner Capt. H. E. mariner, 710 Saratoga
Boemer Wm. tailor, 222 w Pratt
Boerner Henry, (Norris, Calwell&Co.) 99

s Sharp
Boesche Harman L. tavern, 651 Light
Boessel John E. gunsmith, rear 16 South
Boesser John, locksmith, 342 Mulberry
Boette Theodore, shoemaker, 135 Vine
Boettner Charles, confectioner, n w cor Eden

and Pratt
Boettinslager John, tailor, 215 e Pratt
Ebewing Charles, druggist, 1 Boston
Bogan Mary, 31 Thames
Boggess Thomas L. horse-shoer, 231 e Madi-
son
Boggess Wm. B. F. soldier, 235 e Madison
Boggs, Cottman & Co. CWm. A. Boggs,) im-
porters and dealers in wines, liquors, &c.
and commission merchants, 46 w Lombard
BOGGS «fe CO. (Wm. Boggs) agents ^tna
and Charter Oak Life Insurance Companies,
12 s Gay

THK GKOVER & BAKJBR SEWI1V6 3IACHI1VK is the best for all purposes— SAIiBS
ROOAIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

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SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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BOGGS A. L. Jr. commission merchant and
dealer in flour, grain, &c., 141 n Howard,
dw 42 Courtland
Boggs F. Henry, (Brown, Boggs & Co.,) 42

Courtland
Boggs J Greer, bookkeeper, 56 e Baltimore
Boggs James, porter, 144 n Eutaw
Boggs Lucy, 79 Franklin
Boggs Maxwell, 42 Courtland
Boggs Robert J. B. aid to Revenue Custom

House, 42 Courtland
Boggs Mrs. Susan, 42 Courtland
Boggs Wm. A (Boggs, Cottman & Co.) 630

w Lombard
Boggs Wm. (Boggs & Co.) 226 n Eutaw
Boggs Wm. porter, 44 n Eutaw
Bogue Henry, dealer in tailors' trimmings,

over 226 w Baltimore, dw 71 Franklin
Bogue James, groceries & liquors, 11 Mercer
Bogue Mrs. Maria, 230 w Fa.yette
Bogue Mrs., Federal near Cathedral
Bogue Robert H. clerk, 71 Franklin
Bogus -Emma L. 148 s Central av
Bohager George, prmter, 77 e Lombard
Bohager Francis,grocery,23 Bank,and second-
baud goods, 11 Bank
Bohager Samuel, junk dealer, 11 Bank
Bohan Ellen, grocery, 34 Rock
Bohan James, gardener, 34 Rock
Bohling Henry, cabinet maker 158 Chesnut
Bohman Hammond, cigar mk.226 e Lombard
Bohmer Henry, porter, 105 L. Greene
Bohn Airs. Elizabeth, boarding house, 105 w

Fayette
Bohn Michael, turner, 116 e Fayette
Bohne Herman, baker, 3 Leadenhall
Bohne Mary, milliner, 60 Park
.Bohkler Baer, clerk B. & U. R. R. 481 w

Fayette
Bohner Conrad, laborer 57 Johnson
Bohner N. tailor, 8 Port
Bohner John, porter, 7 Cowpen al
Bohnlein Joseph, stevedore, 187 s Broadway
Bohnlofink John, shoemaker, 194 e Lombard
Bohrer Christian, cooper, 18 Warren
Bohrer Julius S., U. S. JNT. 14 s Broadway
Boice George M. trimmings, Frederick av w

of Fulton
Boisil Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Boice John, miller, Frederick av w of Fulton
Bojonoskie Edward, shoemaker, 42 Lee

Bokee , cigar box maker, 147 Barre

Eokee George M. china, glass andqueensware

dealer, 41 n Howard, dw 277 Lexington
BOKEE HOWARD, oil and lamp dealer, 14

n Howard, dw 277 Lexington
Bokte Mrs. Mary A. 277 Lexington
Bokee Morris H. clerk, 277 Lexington
Bokee Wm. F. (Wm. F. Bokee & Co.) 105 n

Front
Bokee Wm H 277 Lexington
BOKEE WILLIAM V. &. CO. (William F.
Bokee,) china merchants, 1 and 3 Harrison
Bokel G. H. (Bokel &. Hammer,) 80 Han-
over
Eokel & Hammer, (G H. Bokel & John Ham-
mer,) merchant ta.,ors, 80 Hanover
Bokel John G. grocery, 2s3 e Eager
Bokel Mrs John H. shoe store, 62 Park
Bokel Theodore A. grocery, 146 Stirling
Bokinan Augustus C. shoemaker, 670 w Bal-
timore
Bolckner John, carpenter, 101 s Regester

BOLENIUS G. H. dealer in leaf tobacco and
cigar manufacturer, n w cor Charles and
Pratt and 69 s Charles, dw 248 w Fayette
Boland James, grocer andliq,, 168 Canton av
Boland Margaret, dressmaker, 117 Columbia
Boland Margaret E. dressmaker, 120 Ross
Boland Margaret A. 117 Columbia
Boland Michael, laborer, 2 Tyson
Boland Otis, blacksmith, 63 s Oregon
Boland Patrick, laborer, n w cor Charles and

West
Boland Thomas, laborer, 117 Columbia
Boland Thomas, boiler maker, 265 Forrest
Boland Thomas, 265 Forrest
Boland Wm. 5 Winderling row
Bolden Edward, laborer, 26 Hillen
Bolden Robert, blacksmith, 16 s Oregon
Bolgiano Francis W. seed store, 275 e Balti-
more
Bolgiano F. W. (Bolgiano & Sons,) 275 e

Baltimore
Bolgiano Gilbert C. grocery, 298 Aisquith
Bolgiano Joseph, (Bolgiano & Sons,) 347 n

Gay
Bolgiano John C. carpenter, 98 Chew
Bolgiano John, (Bolgiano &Sons,) 49 Chew
BOLGIANO & SONS, (J. Bolgiano, J. A,
Bolgiano and F. W. Bolgiano,) shoe findings
and giirden seeds, 28 s Calvert
Bollack Joseph, laborer, 194 s Chapel
Bollander Wm. teamster, 134 Hamburg
Boiler Wm. lager beer, 639 w Baltimore
Bolley Henry S. clerk, 100 n Front
Bollinger John, wood sawyer, 209 s Chapel
Bollinger Michael, gardener, Washington bet

Jefferson and Monument
Bollman Charles A. machinist, 203 Conway
Bollman Earnest, drayman, 217 Conway
Bollman Henry, porter, 60 Park
Bollman John W. civil and constructing engi-
neer, Clinton s of Boston
Bollman James, engineer, 36 Granby
BOLLMAN WENDELL.civil and construct-
ing engineer, Patapsco Works, Clinton s of
Boston, dw 112 Penna. av
Bolte Augustus, laborer, 13 s Stockton al
Bolte Henry, (Schleunes & Bolte,) Simon's

Hotel
Boltel John, restaurant, 326 s Bond'

BOLTE SIMON, Western China
Hall, importer and dealer in China
Glass and Queensware, 543 w
Baltimore

BOLTON BROTHERS, (Wm. H.
Bolton, D. K. Bolton,) dealers in
Glass, Oils, Paints. Ethereal, Ker-
osene and Coal Oils, Alcohol, Ben-
zoin and Machinery Oils, Lamps,
&c., 82 and 84 West Pratt street,
between Gay and Commerce.

Bolton Daniel K. (Bolton Bros.) 198 e Fayette
Bolton Hugh & Co. (Hugh Bolton, Glendy

Stuart and Hugh W. Bolton,) glass, oil and

paint store, 81 McElderry's whf
Bolton Hugh W. (Hugh Bolton & Co.) 20 n

Front
Bolton Hugh, (Hugh Bolton & Co.) 20 n

Front

JAJIES H. JOUVsON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smokin^-^ Tubes, over 99 W. BalUmore-st.

study ycur Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Bolton James, (Hugh Bolton & Co.) 1 Jackson
Bolton James K. clerk, 114 s Bond
Bolton Moses G. blacksmith, 112 Hughes
Bolton W. B. & Co. (W. B. Bolton,) paints,
oils, glass, &c.. 55 s Calvert and 26 Cheap-
side, dw W. B. B. 176 Franklin
Bolton Wm B. 691 Lexington
Bolton Wm. H. (Bolton Bros.) 3 Jackson
Bolz Catherine, trader, 486 Penna. av
Bombaugh Charles C, M. D. 268 Lexington
Bomberg Andrew, tailor, 38 Hampstead
Bomberger John W. siioemaker, 20 n Amity
Bomberger John H. shoem'r, 696 w Baltimore
Bomberger Robert, lamplighter, 4 Prospect la
Bome Frederick, laborer, 265 e Eager
BONA BERNHARD, collector,248 w Fayette
Bona Louis C. bookkeeper, 248 w Fayette
Bonaker John G. butcher, 85 Mullikin
Bonaker Philip, shoemaker, 329 Canton av
Bonaparte Jerome N. 95 Park
Bonan Mrs. Mary, 319 s Bond
Bonavita Amelia R. teacher, 9 Grecnmount av
Bonbach Peter, shoemaker, 96 Hilleii
Bond Alex. 243 e Biddle

Bond Alexander J. carpenter, 183 Druid Hill av
BOND ALEXANDER, Chesapecike House,

5 w Pratt, dw 245 e Biddle
Bond Alfred, carpenter, 183 Druid Hill av
Bond Anna, 50 e Eager
Bond Bernard, huckster, 3]3 Aisquith
Bond Mrs. Frances A. 82 Luzerne
Bond George, hotel proprietor, 3 Franklin
BOND G. MORRJS, attorney, 33 St. Paul,

dw 82 Read
Bond Hugh L. judge criminal court, 129 n

Charles
Bond James, 49 s Caroline
Bond James, 99 n Bond
Bond James H (J. W. Bond & Co.) 86 w

Baltimore
Bond James, jr., fruit and produce and com-
mission merchant, 6 Hollingswortli and 154
w Pratt, dw348 e Monument
BOND J. W. &C0. (J. W.Bond and J. H.

Bond,) booksellers, 86 w Baltimore
Bond J. W. (J. W. Bond & Co.) 229 e Bal-
timore
Bond James, 51 s Caroline
BOND JOHN H. restauarant, s e cor Bal-
timore and Greene
Bond John, wagoner, 67 Granby
Bond Josias, gardener, Philadelphia road near

city limits
Bond Joshua, 46 n Central av
Bond Joseph H. pyrotechnist, 268 e Fayette
Bond Lorenzo D. engineer, Falls road near

Northern av
Bond Mary, 11 Hubbard al
Bond Mary washerwoman, 76 Richmond
Bond Peter, carpenter, 183 Druid Hill av
Bond Mrs. Susanna, 281 n Howard
Bond Thomas, ship carpenter, 38Binny
Bond Thomas F. produce, 6 Essex
Bond Thomas, soldier, 9 Dawson al
BOND THOMAS G. & CO., (T. G. Bond &
G. E. Bowers,) propr. Charleston House,
76 w Pratt
Bond Thomas G. (T. G. Bond & Co.) 76 w

Pratt
Bond Thomas J. substitute agent, 407 n Gay
Bond Thomas, produce dealer, n w cor. Cal-
vert and Pratt, dw 99 n Bond
Bond Wm. watchman, 13 Warren

Bond Wm. huckster, 9 s Ann
BOND WILLIAM, commission merchant &
produce dealer, n e cor Pratt and Hollings-
worth, dw 41 s Washington, F. P.
Bond Wm. soldier, 76 Richmond
Bond Wm. 6 s Chester
Bond Wm. ship joiner, 337 s Bond
Bond Wm. laborer, 203 n Central av
BOND WILLIAM, pyrotechnist, Wolfe be-
tween Baltimore and Fayette, dw 330 e
Baltimore
Bond Wm. B. attorney, 32 St. Paul, dw Anne

Arundel Co
Eonday James, wharfinger, 273 s Ann, dw

187 Gough
BON DAY JAMES Jr., wharfinger, Gibson's

wharf, dw 244 Bank
Bonday«S: Thurlow, oak coopers. 111 Thames
Boneau De St. Marcel Edward, portrait

painter, 135 e Baltimore
Bonhage August, tailor, 58 Portland
Bonhage Henry, tailor, 12 e Pratt
Bonhart George, drayman, 224 Aliceanna
Bonheim Martin, dyer, 150 s Eutaw
BONIFANT WASHINGTON, U. S. Mar-
shal for Md. office 11 Court House la, dw
Montfi;omery Co
BONINGER BROS. (E. Boninger & R. Lehr)
commission and shipping merchants, over
29 s Charles
Boninger Edward, (Boninger Bros.) Guys'

Monument House
Boninger Rudolpli, 81 n Liberty
BONN ANTHONY S. & CO. (Anthony S.^.
Daniel W. and Richard Bonn,) importers
and wholesale dealers in leaf and manuf.
tobacco, 172 w Pratt, and Magnolia Snuff

mill, 3 Perry and 140 s Charles ' ~ —

Bonn Anthony, 485 w Baltimore

Bonn Anthony, 268 w Fayette

Bonn Anthony S. (A. S. Bonn & Co.) 268 w

Fayette
Bonn Charles, 179 Lexington
Bonn Daniel W. (Anthony S. Bonn & Co.)

317 w Fayette
Bonn John, cooper, 119 n Bond
Bonn Josiph, tobacco manufacturer, Mercer

near Light, dw 6 s Strieker
Bonn Richard, tobacconist, 62s Paca
Bonn Richard, (Anthony S. Bonn & Co.) 62

sPaca
Bonn Wm. H. tobacconist, 120 s Charles
Bonner Capt. Elijah, mariner, 14 Gough
Bonner Rosanna T. 212 German
Bonnet Jacob, shoemaker, 306 Canton av
Bonnet John, sugar refiner, 272 Aliceanna
Bonnet Wm. whitewasher, 306 Canton av
Bonnett Joseph L. currier, 88 Eastern av
BONNEY ELIAS, embroidery, ribbons, &c.

209 w Baltimore, dw 91 w Biddle
Bonney James, clerk at Fountain Hotel
Bonney John, clerk, Fountain Hotel
Bonsai John, carpenter, 212 Forrest
Bonsai John, laborer, Orleans, between Cas-
tle and Chester
Bonsai Louis, bookbinder, books and sta-
tionery, 52 w Baltimore
Bonsai Robert, silversmith, Baltimore Co
Bonsai Stephen, (Clements & Bonsai,) 145 St.

Paul
Bonslager John, laborer, 74 Somerset
Boocke Tobias, cooper, 134 Hamburg
Booker Henry, clerk, 76 n Paca

.^IIRTS ! SHIRTS ! I SHIRTS I ! ! RAYMOiVH, BURTOX & CO. are now located at
168 Baltimore-st., bet-ween Calvert and Sti Paul.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MABBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Booker Jolin L. (A. D. Evans & Co.) Sec'y
Great Council of Red Men, office 18 North,
(Iw 76 n Paca
Booker John T. painter, 76 n Paca
Booker Thomas L. plasterer, 76 n Paca .
Bookhart Wm. plasterer, 161 Central av
Bookhamcr Frederick, upholsterer, 27 East-
ern av
Bookman Joseph, cooper, 23 Willow

Bookmeyer , wheelwright 107 Henrietta

Boon John, lamp lighter, 226 s Ann
Boon Joseph H. carpenter, 122 Druid Hill av
Boon Robert W. cabinetmaker, 92 n Eden
Boon Wm. moulder, Falls road near North-
ern av
Boon Wm. 634 w Lombard
Boone George, sailor, 84 Block
Boone Joseph H. shoemaker, 55 n Eden
Boone Dr. J. H. 335 w Lombard
Boone John W. clerk, 223 e Lombard
Boone John H. D. jr. tavern, s e cor Second

and Frederick
Boone John H. D. tobacconist, Centre Mar-
ket space near Lombard, dw 85 Chew
Boone Mary A. tailoress, 30 Dolphin
Boone Nicholas, watchman Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, 186 Aisquith
Boone Samuel, police, 128 s Central av
Boone Wm. cabinet maker, 788 w Baltimore
Boone Wm. cabinet maker, 152 n Exeter
Boone Wm. H. steam fitter, 166 Aisquith
Booth Ariadne 0. 215 w Biddle
Booth Herman, engineer, 223 Montgomery
Booth Henry A. jiainter, 30 Gough
Booth Jane, 3 Thomsen
Booth John H. sailor, 159 s Chester
Booth John C. upholsterer, 219 Aisquith
Booth Joseph, upholsterer, 11 Central av
Booth Joseph, plasterer, 40 Preston
Booth Marshall, pilot, 190 Montgomery
Booth Robert, machinist, 73 Orleans
Booth Robert, book agent, 28 Hanover
Booth Wm. G. painter, 247 ii Eden
Booth Wm. of Mechanical Bakery, 642 w

Fayette
Booth Wm. 0. L. painter, s e cor Gough and

Eden
Booth Washington, (Fitzgerald, Booth & Co.)
Rennert House, n e cor Saratoga & Liberty
Bootman Sherwood, shoemaker, 266 e Mon-
ument
BOOZ & BRO. (Thomas Booz and Charles
Booz,) ship builders, Atlantic whf. Canton
Booz Benjamin, property agent and collector,

123 s Washington, F. P.
Booz Catherine, 165 Gough
Booz Charles W. (Thomas Booz and Chas.

Booz,) 125 s Ann
Booz Daniel, clerk, 81 s Exeter
Booz Edward, ship carpenter, 92 s Chester
Booz George, laborer, 197 Aliceanna
Booz John J. ship carpenter, 196 Bank
BOOZ JAMES, house, ship and sign painter,

193 Boston
Booz Thomas, (Booz& Bro.) 142 Chesapeake
Booze James W. clerk, 117 n Broadway
Booze Joseph, wood dealer, 14 Hill
Booze Marcellus, jr. wood dealer, 77 William
Booze Capt. Wm. S. 88 William
Bopp Caspar, shoemaker, 235 East av
Bopp Charles, grocery, 165 Hamburg
Bopp George, clothing cutter, 413 Light
Bopp Lawrence, dry goods, 413 Light

Bopp Lawrence, (Bopp & Smith,) 413 Light
Bopp Mrs. Mary, gardening, between West-st

and Fort av
Bopp & Smith, (Lawrence Bopp and John

Smith,) clothiers, 154 Light-st wharf
Boppenheimer Morex, tailor, 150 n Eden
Boram Abram, 37 Abbot
Borcherding John G, restaurant, 13 Dover
Borchers John H. cigars, 26 Albemarle
Bordi Madaline, rag dealer, 20 Barnes
Bordlemase Gotwal, 226 s Bethel
Borck Dr. Andrey, jr. surgeon U. S. A., 243

e Lombard
Borck John, barber, 2013^ Lexington
Bordley Hiram J clerk, 139 n Calvart
Bordley John B. civil engineer, 72 n Charles
Bordley Mrs. Margaret, board 'g, 85 n Charles
Bordley Wm. C. sr., bookkeeper, 64 North
Bordley Wm. C. jr. clerk Mechanics Bank,

85 n Charles
Boring John T. tobacconist, 73 Columbia, dw

96 s Paca
Borgealt Alfred, painter, 36 Chats worth
Borged George, butcher, 199 Columbia
Borgman Hy. wheelwright, 68 Greenmountav
Borgman Henry, cabinet maker, 45 Clay
Borman John, laborer, 165 s Regester
Bormuth Peter, carpenter, Harford av ext.
Born August, baker, 453 Lexington
Born Christian, laborer, 15 Elliott
Born Ellen L. grocery, 208 Cross
Born Herman, dealer in liquors, wines, &c.,

s w cor Hanover and Camden, dw 19 Barre
Born John, grocery, 122 n Caroline
Born John, grocery, 41 Chatsworth
Born Tobias, furn. wagoner, 82 n Schroeder
Borneman Henry W. tailor, 171 Ensor
Bornhage Mrs. Mary, confec'ry, 35 Saratoga
Bornheim Wm. clothier, 96 Low
Bornhorn Henry J carpenter, 73 Bank
Boms Joseph, grocery, 455 Lexington
Borring Mrs. Sarah, 96 s Paca
Borrouich George, s w cor Grant and Water
Borrouich Thomas, barkeeper, 5 e Fayette

Borton , cabinet maker, 119 n Gay

Borts Keno, shoemaker, 7 China

Borum Sterling, mariner, s w cor Pratt and

Gough
Bory Frederick, laborer, 6 Bouldin al
Bosche Henry, laborer, 6 Fort av
Boschert Martin, carpenter, 2n Durham
Bosee Henry, clerk, 180 c Baltimore
Bosee Mary, teacher, 166 w Biddle
Bose William, office over 128 w Baltimore,

dw 114 St. Paul
Bosefeldt Wm., cigar maker, 8 e Lombard
Bosh George H. farmer, 96 n Ann
Boshammer Henry, wagoner, 271 Eastern av
Bosinger Mrs. John, washerwoman, 533

Canton av
Boslcy Charles G. clerk, 91 McCulloh
Bosley Charles H. caulker, 143 Johnson
Bosley George W. soldier, 112 St. Peter
Bosley Henry C. currier, 146 Aisquith
Bosley James H. forwarding and commission

merchant, 203 North, dw 91 McCulloh
Bosley John C. clerk, 150 o Eig-^r
Bosley J. W. caulker, 142 Washington, P. H
Bosley Joshua N. (Carman & Bosley,) 644

Lexington
Bosley Mrs. Sarah, 134 w Fayette
Bosley Washington, conductor, 125 s High
Bosley Wm. H. printer, 54 n Bond

jr. HEIVRY GIESE:, Commission Merchant, for the sale or Flour, Grain, Seeds, <Sio.
Koseudale Cem,eut and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's AVharf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Bosnian Capt. Isaac H. mariner, 476 s Bond
Bosman Thomas E. mariner, 100 s Castle *
Bosman Wm. H. soldier, 225 Hanover
Bosmith Wm. J. ship sawyer, 210 Cross
Boss Francis, 187 s Eden
Boss Geo. L. dealer in wines, 59)^ s Charles,

dw 21 Chatsworlh
Boss George, mariner, 139 s Bond
Boss Henry, plumber, 109 Thames, dw 139 s

Bond
Boss Henry, upholsterer, 34 n Greene
Boss John Henry, 179 s Eden
Boss Martha, 28 n Bond
Boss Nap, watchman, 191 e Pratt
Bosse Antone, saloon, 59 s Wolfe
Bossee Andreas, shoemak' 51 L. Montgomery
Bosselle Lewis, cigar maker, 65 Granby
Bosselle L sr. porter, 65 Granby
Bossett Paul, telegraph operator, 82 n Charles
Bossien Charles, cooper, 347 s Sharp
Bossle Charles, baker, n w cor Chew and

Somerset
Bossle Josepl), baker, n w cor Chew and

Somerset
Bosson James W. jr. (Bosson & Rubens,) 99

Chatsworth

BOSSON & RUBENS, (J. W. Bos-
son, Jr., and J. C. Rubens,) practi-
cal Upholsterers, 19 north Eutaw.

Boston Charles G. operator police telegraph,

67 s High
Boston Charles, carpenter, 119 s Eden
Boston Francis A. boiler maker, 13 William-
son al
Boston Frederick, laborer, 69 Elliott
Boston Jacob, messenger Central High School,

n w cor. HoUiday and Fayette
Boston John E. H. (E. L. Parker & Co.) 415

w Fayette
Boston John, ship joiner, 253 Eastern av
Boston Mrs. Mary, 205 Rnborg
Boston Samuel A. puddler, 163 s Wolfe
BOSTON STEAMSHIP WHARF, foot of

Frederick-st dock
Boston Wm T. sail maker, 119 s Eden
Boswell Benjamin, turner, 104 Franklin
BOSWELL & DORSETT, (M. F. S. Bos-
well, John F. Dorsett,) grocers, commission
and forwarding merchants, 143 w Pratt
Boswell Fielder E. S. clerk, 204 w Biddle
Boswell M. F. S. (Boswell & Dorsett,) 159 n

Charles
Boswell Marriott, clerk, 171 Saratoga
Boswell Wm. brickmaker, 134 Columbia
Bosworth Ebenezer C. clerk, 11 s Carey
Bosworth Jeremiah, messenger Adams Ex-
press, 46 s Schroeder
Bosworth Keziah, lis Carey
Bosworth Thomas, custom house officer, 110

Orleans
Botcher Mrs. Catharine, laundress, 498 Cross
Boteler Beverly W. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 481

w Fayette
BOTELER C. R. dentist, 183 e Baltimore
Boteler Charles J. machinist, 236 Saratoga
Boteler Joseph, carpenter, 56 Josephine
Boteler Mrs. Sarah, 98 s Paca
Botemiller Henry, laborer, 46 Lancaster
Both Harman, fruit stand, 154 Light-st whf.
Both Henry, drayman, 431 w Baltimore

Both Samuel, 610 Lexington
Bothe Julius, music teacher, 610 Lexington
Bothe Julius, teacher, 200 Cross
BOTHMANN CHARLES, grocery and

liquors, 210 Hanover
BOTHMANN GUSTAVrS, Washington

House, wine and lager beer saloon, 284

w Pratt
Rolling Frederick, laborer, 53 Watson
Botolph Bro. Calvert Hall, 79 Saratoga
Bott Frederick, stone mason, 42"Penna. av
Bottinger Andrew, shoemaker, 91 n Spring
Bottomnr Frederick G. clerk, 112 Saratoga
Bottrill Francis, brass finisher, 180 e Madison
Bottrill Francis, furniture wagoner, 3 Bolton
Bottrill Isabel, 179 e Monument
Botls Nicholas, laborer, n e cor Elliott and

East av
Bolts Wm. H. clerk, 16 s Chester
Botz John, laborer, 93 s Chapel
Botzer George, tailor, 66 Somerset
Botzer John, tailor, 243 e Eager
Boubert Mrs. Catharine, 90 Granby
Bouchart John, painter, 77 Preston
Boucher Wm. Jr., musical instrument maker,

38 e Baltimore, dw 77 Cathedral
Bouchet Joseph A. stone cutter, 29 Constitu-
tion
Bouchet John M. printer, s e cor Monument

and Spring
Bouchey Charles, cigar maker, 85 McElderry
Boucsein Lewis, apothecary, s e cor Pratt and

Eden
Bouer Mrs. M. tailoress, 216 e Eager
Bonis Aihn jr. plumber, Broadway near Jef-
ferson
BOULDEN & HELLEN, (J. E. P. Boulden,

W. F. Hellen,) stock and gold brokers, 4

North
Boulden Jarcd, (Swain & Boulden,) 43 s Bond
Boulden J. E. P. (Boulden & Hellen,) 161 St.

Paul
Boulden Wm. J. letter carrier, 14 s Chester
Bouldin Mrs. Ariana, 215 Aisquith
Eouldin Augustus, (Owen Bouldin & Bro.)

38 Aisquidi
Bouldin Mrs. Jane A. cor Belair and Chopt'k
BOJJLDIN OWEN & BRO. (R Bouldin, 0.

Bouldin,) surveyors, over 11 North
Bouldin Owen, (0. Bouldin & Bro.) 63 e

Fayette
Bouldin Randolph J. attorney, 6 St. Paul, dw

266 e Lombard
Bouldin Richard J. (Owen Eouldin & Bro.)

63 e Fayette
Bouldin Dr. Robert R. 23 n Calvert
Bouldin Miss Susan S. clerk Bible House, 215

Aisquith
Boult Thomas H. pilot, 18 s Ann
Boumgartner Adam, shoemak. 1 Elizabeth la
Bourguet Francis, 532 Lexington
Bourke James, laborer, 519 w Baltimore
Bourke Wm. F. 95 Mulberry
Bourne George, (James S. Owens & Co.) Gil-

mor between Lexington and Saratoga
Bourne John, 50 n Gilmor
Bourne Samuel, hatter, 53^^ Harrison
Bourne Thomas, grocery, s w cor Holland

and Eden
Bourne & Weems, (W. L. Bourne, T. N.

Weems,) tobacconists, 189 w Baltimore
Bourne Wm. L. tobacconist, 40 s Eutaw
Boury Joseph, 255 n Eutaw

AUG. G. MEYER ^ CO., M.aiiufactiirtrs ofWUite Lead, Zinc, Putty, liampblack, Gln«,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Faiuts and Varulslies, 100 MV. I40int>ard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 "W. Baltimore Street.

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Bouscli Conrad, laborer, 60 Philpot
Bouse Conrad, laborer, 129 Sarah Ann
Bouse John, boiler maker, Patuxent near

O'Donnell
Bouse Wm. watchman, Patuxent between

O'Donnell and Elliott
Boutwell Minson, sailmaker, 450 w Baltimore
Howard John, carpenter, 66 Scott
Bowdell Mrs. Sallie, 76 n Calvert
Bowden Mrs. Jane, grocery, 139 e Madison
Bowden Neptune, cigars and pipes, 30 e Bal-
timore
Bowdoin George E. commission merchant, 95

Smiths wharf, dw 130 n Charles
Bowdoin Wm. G. bookkeeper, (Alexander

Brown & Sons,) 130 n Charles
Bowei^Andrew J. 296 n Gay
Bowen Amos, conductor, 390 w Lombard
Bo wen Benjamin, baker, 233 n Bond
Bowen Charles, 121 s Caroline
Bowen Rev. Charles, chaplain Camden-st U.

S. hospital, dw Clifton near Penna. av
Bowen Capt. Charles H. 101 William
Bowen Edward, painter, 97 Gough
Bowen Edward, butcher, 1 n Wolfe
Bowen Ellis, stone cutter, 302 Franklin
BOWE\ & FAIRBANK, (Levi Bowen, Ed-
ward Fairbank,) ship smiths, foot Hamburg
Bowen George S. clerk, 20 Jackson square
Bowen George W. printer, 40 w Biddle
Bowen George, (Bausmith & Bowen,) 20

Jackson square
Bowen George W. (Bowen & Mercer,) 20

Jackson square
Bowen George W. butcher, 82 Lexington

market, dw 54 w Hoffman
Bowen Granville, carpenter, 8 Fremont
Bowen Henrietta, confectionery, 6 Preston
Bowen Isaac, grocer, n e cor Penna. av and

Clifton
Bowen Jesse N. stationery, 265 n Gay
Bowen John F. butcher, 68 Lexington mar-
ket, dw Penna. av extended
Bowen John L. salesman, over 236 w Balto.
Bowen John McC clerk, 546 Lexington
Bowen John, copper smeller, 14 Cuba
Bowen Joseph L. machinist, 127 Garden
Bowen Joseph M. clerk P. O., Eagle Hotel

132 Hillen
Bowen Levi K. merchant. Howard house
Bowen Levi, (Bowen & Fairbank,) 67 Wil-
liam
Bowen Louisa, confectioner, 6 Preston
Bowen & Mercer, (George W. Bowen, Chas.
H. Mercer,) oil dealers, 3 Exchange place
Bowen Mary A. 6 Preston
Bowen Nathaniel M shoemaker, 20 Camden
Bowen Nicholas, tavern, 22 Foundry
Bowen Oswald, varnisher, 159 Orleans
Bowen Osborn, chair painter, s e cor Orleans

and Qallis
Bowen Richard S. (Adkisson & C>.) 1S9

Hanover
Bowen Samuel W. plasterer, 134 n Elen
Bowen Soiomon, flour and feed, 855 w Balto.
Bowen S J. 546 Lexington
Bowen Thos. cattle dealer, 771 Northern av
Bowen Thos. 11. painter, 23 German, dsv 227

e Baltimore
Bowen Theodore, laborer, 31 Buren
Bowen Wesley, broom maker, 284 Mulberry
Bowen Wm. plasterer, 301 Light
Bowen Wm. machinist, 28 e Madison |

Bowen Wm. P. bricklayer, Federal n of Hud-

. son al

Bower Caspar, 23 Philpot

Bower Carl, pharraaceutigt, n e cor Calhoun

and Baltimore
Bower Ciiristian, laborer, 64 Granby
Bower Conrad, restaurant, 33 Thames
Bower Francis, cooper, 5 Sterrett
Bower George, cabinet maker, 342 s Sharp
Bower George, wheelwright, 203 Elliott
Bower John, shoe maker, 95 n Calvert
Bower John A. shoemaker, 110 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Bower Mrs. John J. 494 Saratoga
Bower J. Jacob, butcher, 510 Saratoga
Bower John, tinner, 156 n Eden
Bower John, ship carpenter, 28 Philpot
Bower John, grocery, 19 McElderry
Bower John, baker, 130 s Bond
Bower Lewis, butcher, 631 w Lombard
Bower Louis, tailor, 72 s Bethel
Bower Mrs., 141 s Exeter
Bower Mrs. M. N., Mound near Cathedral
Bower Nicholas, laborer, 270 s Caroline
Bower Nicholas, shoemaker, 13 Chew
Bower Peter, ship carpenter, 70 Lancaster
Bower Wm. jr. machinist, 205 Conway
Bower Wm. car tender, 205 Conway
Bowerman Andreas, tailor, 345 e Lombard
Bowerman Henry N. bookkeeper, 537 w

Fayette
Bowerman Henry, bookkeeper, 537 w Fayette
Bowerman James B. (Hyland, Woods & Co.)

537 w Fayette
Bowerman Col. Richard N. 50 Courtland
Bowerman Wm. H. clerk, 537 w Fayette
Bowers Adam, laborer, 161 L. Green
Bowers Annie, washerwoman, 170 s Wolfe
Bowers Andrew, cabinet maker, 7 Park
Bowers Bernardina, grocery, 7 Park
Bowers Catharine, washerwoman, 126Raborg
Bowers Charles, mariner, 121 s Caroline
Bowers Charles, moulder, 205 Conway
Bowers Charles, police, 366 n Gay
Bowers Edward, artist, 144 e Monument
Bowers Franklin, grocery, 68 Bank
Bowers Frederick, painter, 244 Conway
Bowers George, shoemaker, 25 n Dallas
Bowers George, confectioner, 492 Lexington
Bowers George, laborer, 60 Walnut al
Bowers George, tavern, s e cor Canton av and

Essex
Bowers George, blacksmith, 24 JaspM-
Bowers George E. (T. G. Bond & Go.) 76 w

Pratt
Bowers Gotleib, milk, 393 s Sharp
Bowers Henry A. ( Wm. Bowers & Sons,) 384

w Fayette
B)wers Henry, car driver, 10 Davis
Bowers Henry, drayman, 49 Harmony al
Bowers Henry C. wagoner, 35 s Oregon
Bowers James W. apothecary, 705 w Balti-
more, dw 5 n Calhoun
Bowers John, machinist, 112 Cross
Bowers John H., Dover .west of Fulton
Bowers John, butcher, 216 Division ,
Bowers John M. shoemaker, 22Chesnut
Bowers Josiah, machinist, 23 w Lombard
Bowers Maria L. 16 s Caroline
Bowers Martin H. plumber, 169 Barre
Bowers Mary Ann, confec. 23 w Lombard
Bowers Matthias, carpenter, 144 e Monument
Bowers Roswell N. bookk'pr. 334 w Fayette

THE GROV£R & BAKER SEAVIXG 3IACKI.\E is tiie best for aU purposes— SAUBS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Bowers Capt. Thomas, boarding house, 29 w

Baltimore
Bowers Thomas, tobacco store, 70 w Pratt,

dw J76 e Fayette
Bowers Wm. & Sons, (Wm. Bowers, Wm.
T. Bowers, Henry A Bowers,) coachma-
kers, 406 w Baltimore
Bowers Wm. H. conductor, 52 s Schroedcr
Bowers Wm. (Wm. Bowers & Sons,) 384 w

Fayette
Bowers Wm. T. (Wm. Bowers & Sons,) 222

German
Bowers Wm. collar maker, 58 Albemarle
Bowers Wm. sheet iron worker, 19 James la
Bowers Wm. employee B. & 0. R. R., 2C5

Conway
Bowers Wm. H. moulder, 205 Conway
Bowers Wm. T. coachniaker, 222 German
Bowersock Austin, clerk Adams Express,

328 Saratoga
Bowersock George W. clerk, 1]6 Pine
Bowersock J. W. telegraph operator, 116

Pine
Bowersock Wm. H. clerk, 116 Pine
Bowersox David, carpenter, 31 Wagon al
Bowersox John, carter, 96 St. Peter
Bowersox Theedore King, 229 Saratoga
Bowersox Zalia, 13 Carlton
Bowes John, (Rogers, Bowes & Co.) 629 w

Lombard
Bowie Benj. boatman, Chappell near Pcnna av
Bowie George W. painter, 11 n Bond
Bowie James, tailor, 11 n Bond
Bowie Mrs. Maria, 254 Madison av
Bowie Mrs. Malvina H. 4 McCulloh
Bowie Wm. gents furnishing store, 241 e Bal-
timore
Bowie Wm. tailor, 102 n Bond
Bowitsch Elias, clotiung, 245 s Cljarles
Bowker John W. clerk, 154 Conway
Bowles Jane J. boarding, 281 w Fayette
Bowles J. S. flour inspector, 11 n Strieker
Bowling Alexander B. clerk, 81 n Liberty
Bowling James, ship carpenter, 12 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Bowling James T., U. S. N., 56 s Ann
Bowling John L. jr. shipsmith, 350 e Fayette
Bowling John L. shipsmith, 350 e Fayette
BOWLING J. W. & BRO. (J. Wm. Bow-
ling, R. R. Bowling,) apothecaries, n e cor.
Matiison and Riddle
Bowling R.R. (J. W. Bowling & Bro.) 208

Madison av
Bowling Thos. pilot, 56 s Ann
Bowling Thomas W. bookkeeper, 44 Hanover
Bowling Wm. I. constable, 145 s Ann
Bowly Samuel, clerk, 187 Garden
Bowlingder David, shoemaker, 318 s Charles
Bowman Catharine, 196 Saratoga
Bowman Frederick, tailor, 18 Orleans
Bowman George, laborer, 67 Preston
Bowman Henry C. plumber, 102 Walsh
Bowman John W. carter, 102 Walsh
Bowman Sarah, seamstress, 129 Forrest
Bowman Wendel, machinist, 199 w Fayette
BOWMAN WM. general dealer in old iron,
rags, &c., 116 Eastern av., and s w corner
Eastern av. and Eden, dw 45 Stiles
Bowman Wm. laborer, 26 Hamburg
Bowman Wm. E. clerk, 45 Stiles
Bowman Wm. glass blower, 141 Montgomery
Bowmaster Hannah, 27 Union
Bowne Charles S. police, 58 s Bond

Bowne Edward S. 142 n Charles
Bowne Joseph D. 58 s Bond
Bowness Joseph, laborer, 114 Ramsay
Bowser Lafayette, sutler, 72 n Exeter
Bowycr John W. sutler, 99 Aisquith
Eowyer Theodore, wheelwright, 15 Stirling
Boxwell Wm. tailor, 325 w Lombard
Boyce Capt. Albert G. 608 Lexington
Boyce Charles H. brickmaker, 5 Heath
BOYCE JAMES, coal merchant and president

Franklin Coal Co., office over 30 w Second,

yard, 485 n Howard, dw 291 Madison av^ ^
Boyce Thomas, dairyman, 108 s Paca
Boyd Anna, 126 Henrietta
Boyd Anna, 54 Hillen
Boyd Andrew J. police, 242 n Eden
Boyd Benjamin, shoemaker, 545 Saratoga
BOYD FRANCIS H. B. fire inspector and

carpenter, Bradenbaugh al. dw 109 n Exeter
Royd Frederick, butcher, 146 Columbia
Boyd Mrs. Harriet, 16 n Choptank
Boyd Hugh S. constable, 84 n Caroline
Boyd Capt. Isaac L., substitute broker, 74

William
Boyd Jackson, soldier, 84 n Caroline
Boyd James D. mariner, 203 Bank
Boyd James H. saddler, 48 German, dw 49 s

Greene
Boyd James T. sailor, 128 s Regester
Boyd James, butcher, 56 Penna. av
Boyd James, laborer, 4 Sharp ct
Boyd Jeremiah L. 91 William
Boyd John C. clerk Associated Firemen 's Ins.

Co., 317 c Eager
Boyd John C. E. provisions, s w cor Fremont

and Columbia
Boyd John W. sailmaker, 107 s Ann
Boyd John J. 5 n Carey
Boyd John, 96 Lee

BOYD JOHN, dealer in Malt and
Hops, Malt House, foot of Eutaw
St. Office 14 South Gay, dw North-
ern av. — [See p- 13 ^Idvei-tisements.]

Boyd John L. carpenter. 126 Chew

Boyd Joseph B. gas fittter and plumber, 8 n

High
Boyd Joseph H. lumber merchant, 12 s Caro-
line, dw 270 e Baltimore
Boyd Lewis J. M. engineer, 74 William
Boyd Mrs. Margaret, 42 St. Peter
Boyd Mrs Mary J. 3 Cathedral
Boyd Mrs. 39 n High
Boyd Philip D. clerk P. 0. 716 Lexington
Boyd Samuel C. shoemaker, 340 e Fayette
Boyd Samuel, soldier, 545 Saratoga
Boyd Thomas S. W. saddler, 741 w Baltimore
Boyd Wm. A. sr. (Wm. A. Boyd & Co.) New

York
Boyd Wm. A. jr. (Wm. A. Boyd & Co.) 8
Townsend

Boyd Wm. B. American and Ger-
man Lager Beer and Wine Sa-
loon, 8 n High

Boyd Wm. H. puddler, J41 s Washington,
F. P.

BOYD WM. A. & CO. (Wm. A. Boyd, B.
F.Gees, Wm. A. Boyd, jr.,) leaf and manuf.>
tobacco, cigars and snuffs, 33 South

JASIES H. aOHJVSOlV, City Steam Firewood MiHs— "VVarrcii's Fire and "Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tnl>es, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Boyd Wm. n e cor Gilmor and Liberty road
Boyd William, merchant tailor, 3 n Charles,

dw 182 Mulberry
Boyd Wilson R. (Grove & Boyd,) 24 Hollins
Beyer Charles H. conductor city pass, cars,

119 n Bond
Boyer David, laborer, 24 Carlton
Boyer Mary, 61 Lancaster
Boyer Mrs. Nancy, 366 Canton av
Boyer Thomas, carpenter, 2 Lovely lane, dw

11 n Caroline
Boyer Wm. tinner, 11 n Caroline
Boylan George, tavern, 703 w Baltimore
Boylan James, mariner, 59 Harford av
Boylan Michael, laborer, 210 Raborg
Boylan Thomas, laborer, 24 Conway
Boyle Capt. Andrew, mariner, 83 North
Boyle Bernard, laborer, cor Holiday and Bath
Boyle Charles, laborer, 55 s Dewberry al
Boyle Mrs. Edward, 29 w Biddle
Boyle Gideon K. clerk, 173 Mulberry
Boyle Mrs. Hugh M. 100 w Monument
Boyle James, grocery, liquor and feed store,

s w cor Hillcn and Chesnut
Boyle James W. bookkeeper, 2 Exchange

Place
Boyle John, laborer, 50 Mulberry
Boyle John, laborer, 5 s Choptank
Boyle John J. 232 Druid Hill av
Boyle Joshua, clerk, 160 Mulberry
Boyle Lawrence, grocery, 21 w Chase
Boyle Martha, hat trimmer, 311 Forrest
Boyle Michael, laborer, 1 s Schroeder
Boyle Michael, laborer, 72 Essex
Boyle Michael, laborer, 66 s Oregon
Boyle Joshua Y. bookkeeper, 160 Mulberry
Boyle Susan, seamstress, 23 Ensor
Boyle Capt. Wm. H., U. S. A. 77 n Broadway
Boyle Wm. K. printer, 32 s Sharp
Boylen James, hackman, 5 s Paca
Boyles James, laborer, 246 Columbia
Boxold George N. ship carpenter, Orleans be-
tween Broadway and Ann
Bozman Alexander laborer, 235 Cross
Braby Henry, grainer and ornamental painter,

cor Harrison and Baltimore, dw 17 Holland
Brack Albert, gu)ismith, 36 Holiday
BRACK CHAS. E. apothecary, 17 Brown
Brack Sylvester, tailor, 8 Madison ct
Brackenridge Thomas, carter, 338 n Howard'
Brackelt John, baker, 239 Mulberry
Brackett Joseph M. soldier, 80 Camden
Brackin Henry, 136 Cathedral
Brackin John, tin and sheet iron worker, 182

n Exeter
Brackin John, plasterer, 119 Vine
Brackin John, bricklayer, 117 Harford av
Brackland B. jeweler and watchmak. 8 e Pratt
BraconierGustave, bookkeeper, 248 w Fayette
Bradburn Capt. Louis T. 134 e Monument
Bradburn Mrs. Sarah, 134 o Monument
Bradbury John, machinist, 11 McHenry
Bradbury Robert R. mariner, 154 s Ann
Bradbury Samuel B. ship carpenter, 154 s Ann
Braden George, laijorer, 276 n Howard
Eraden George W. salesman, 176 n Howard
Braden James (F. King & Co.) Bolton near

Lanvale
Braden Robert J. salesman, 97 Mount Royal
Braden Wm. jr. salesman, 132 Preston
Braden Wm.276 n Howard
• Bradenbaugh Jacob, watchmaker, Frederick

av. w of Mount

Bradenbaugh J. Oliver, clerk, 32 s Sharp
Bradford Benjamin F. salesman, 40 Lexington
Bradford Dr. Charles H. 76 Aisquith
Bradford George W. produce com. merchant,
cor Franklin and Eutaw, dw 282 n Howard
Bradford James, laborer, 39 Dolphin
Bradford John, blacksmith, 8 Frederick av,

dw 452 Lexington
Bradford John A. blacksmith, 452 Lexington
Bradford Mary, millinery goods, 155 w Mad-
ison
Bradford Samuel, clerk, 76 Aisquith
Bradford Thomas, cleVk, 204 Garden
Bradford Wm. J. soldier, 9 Vincent
Bradford Wm. jr. blacksmith, Calverton Mills

near Almshouse
Bradley Alexander, carpenter, 113 St. Paul
Bradley E. B. bookkeeper, 409 w Fayette
Bradley Hezekiah, 83 Hill
Bradley Hugh, hackman, 26 n Fremont
Bradley Isabella, 21 New
Bradley James, laborer, 154 Greenmount av
Bradley James H. cigar maker, 83 Hill
Bradley James, laborer, 16 Spruce al
Bradley James L. cigar maker, 113 Hill
Bradley John C. caulker, 80 Hill
Bradley John, gas fitter, 5 n Poppleton
Bradley John, grocery, 96 Stirling
Bradley Rev. Joseph H. 11 Watson
Bradley Kate A. preceptress in English and

Belle Lettres, 53 St. Paul
Bradley Mary, grocery, 12 s Front
Bradley Margaret, 18 Albemarle
Bradley Mary, 38 Cathedral
Bradley Patrick E. grocer, 168 e Pratt
Bradley Patrick, hackman, 823 w Baltimore
Bradley Robert H. painter, 53 s Caroline
Bradley Samuel, ship joiner, 241 Gough
Bradley Thomas B. cigar maker, 83 Hill
Bradley Wm. E. bookbinder, 18 Albemarle

BRADSTREET J. M. & SON, im-
proved mercantile agency, 247
Broadway, New- York, and 59
Second, Baltimore; A. H. Clai'k,
Superintendent.

Bradshaw Capt. John J. 68 s High

Brady Ann, 4 Mulberry

Brady Anna, grocery, 282 Montgomery

Brady Bernard, laborer, 68 York

Brady Catharine, 218 n Howard

Brady Conrad, locksmith, 173 Columbia

Brady Daniel J. B. clerk, 4 Mulberry

Brady Dennis, laborer, 36 Eastern av

Brady Edward, carpenter, over 129 n. Calvert,

dw cor Howard and Madison
Brady Edwin, tailor, 84 n Eden
Brady Ellen, 249 s Dallas
Brady Emily, 194 Mullikin
Brady George, laborer, 153 Conway
Brady George C. conductor B. & 0. R. R. 17

Scott
Brady George "W. engineer, 74 Druid Hill av
Brady George W. sailmaker, 19 Gough
Brady Greenbury, block and pump maker,

153 w Hoffman
Brady Hannah, 333 s Bond
Brady Hugh, contractor, 31 w Biddle
Brady Hugh, clerk, 227 w Biddle
Brady James, stone cutter, 227 w Biddle
Brady J as. boots and shoes, 472 w Baltimore

SHIKTS I SHIRTS ! I SHIRTS! I ! Satisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, Finislx and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOiVD, BURTON & CO., IGS Baltimore-st., ali>ove Calvert.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Brady Lieut. James T. 502 w Pratt
Brady Jas. H. carpenter, 150 Scott
Brady James, stone cutter, cor Biddle and

Morris al
Brady Capt. James W. 89 s Bond
Brady James W. bookkeeper, 89 s Bond
Brady John, bookseller, 104 Lexington
Brady John, carpenter, 256 n Eutaw
Brady John F. 472 w Baltimore
Brady Joseph, engine tender, 150 Scott
Brady Joseph H. laborer. Canton av
Brady John, (Coyle, Mooney & Brady,) 4

Mulberry
Brady John W. S. (J. Parkhurst, jr. & Co.)

73 St. Paul
Brady Laura B. tailoress, 409 e Fayette
Brady Lawrence E. groceries and dry goods,

216 and 218 Harford av
Brady Margaret, 249 s Dallas
Brady Mary, 227 w Biddle
Brady Michael, laborer, 256 n Eutaw
Brady Michael, laborer, rear 110 Dugan's whf
Brady Michael, boat builder, 336 s Bond
Brady Patrick, nurse, 272 Lexington
Brady Patrick, laborer, 227 Hanover
Brady Robert H. painter, 32 Anthony
Brady Rose, 75 s Chapel
Brady Thomas, tailor, 158 Pear!
Brady Thomas F. engineer, 153 w Hoffman
Brady Wm. laborer, 233 Gough
Brady Wm. F. clerk N. C. R. 31 w Biddle
Bradyhouse Capt. Thomas, 23 s Ann
Bradyhouse Thomas, boat builder, foot of

Bond, dw 23 s Ann
Bradyhouse Wm. watchman, 138 s Wolfe
Braeger Joseph, tailor, 164 Stirling
Braeger Wm. locksmitii, 22 New
Eraeninger Wm. machinist, 69 Portland
Braerdenstein August, soldier, 83 Eastern av
Brafman Abraham, clothier, 32 Centre Market

space
Bragg Abraham, 125 n Howard
Bragg John, carpenter, 169 Pierce
Bragg Simon, furniture, 45 Penna. av
Bragg Capt. Wm. F. 519 Saratoga
Brahara John, tailor, 1 Port
Braidwood John, police, 500 w Lombard
Braidwood John, police, Saratoga between

Schroeder and Oregon
Braim Casper, laborer, 47 Aliceanna
Braim Paul, wood sawyer, 17 Greene ct
Braim Valentine, tailor, 47 Aliceanna
Brairnard Wm. 17 Holland
Braker Ludwick, tailor, 18 Shakspeare
Brail George, shoemaker, 143 n Dallas
Bramble Charles, salesman, 56 n Caroline
Bramble Henry T. pilot, 10 Hamburg
Bramble Sol. W. harness maker, 143 s Paca
Bramble Thomas, mariner, 226 Barre
Bramble Tyson, huckster, 158 n Spring
Bramble Zora, police, 93 Druid Hill av
Brame Stephen, cabinet maker, 68 Short
Bramer George, shoemaker, Garrison, n of

Frederick road
Bramwell Mrs. Amanda, dry goods, 143 Co-
lumbia
Branch Charles L. clerk Quartermaster's de-
partment, 23 n Calvert
Brand Ann, 106 Saratoga
Brand Alexander J. 160 n Eutaw
Brand Charles, cabinet maker, 277 Canton av
Brand Charles, carpenter, 229 s Wolfe
Brandau Jacob, shoemaker, 12 s Republican

Brandau Frederick, lager beer, 61 President

Brandau Rev. G. H. 135 n Paca

Brandau John P. butcher, 66 Belair Market,

dw Jenkins' la rear Greenmount cemetery
Brandel Ferdinand, boot stitcher, 18 n Front
Brandell Mathias, brewer. Mount Pleasant,

Garrison lane n of Frederick road
Brandel George coach trimmer, 228 Aisquith
Brandes Fred'k F. cabinet maker, 27 e Pratt
Brandes Susanna, fancy store, 27 e Pratt
Brandmuller George, shoemaker, 101 West
Brandt August, shoemaker, 57 s Bond
Brandt Bernard, (Herman Brandt & Bro.) 29

Saratoga
Brandt Emil, shoemaker, 199 s Broadway
Brandt Francis, 33 Philpot al
Brandt Henry, shoemaker, 20 s Eutaw
Brandt Henry, lager beer saloon, 42 Green-
mount av
Brandt Herman & Brother, (H. Brandt, B.

Brandt,) morocco dressers, 29 Saratoga
Brandt Jacob jr. merchant, over 88 Light st.

wharf, dw 392 Eutaw place
Brandt John, drayman, 130 s Eden
Brandt John, cooper, 4 Hasselbcrger ct
Brandt John,, shoemaker, 256 e Pratt
Brandt John H. clerk, 424 w Lombard
Brandt Louis, cigar store, 42 e Pratt
Brandt Louis, shoemaker, 255 s Bond
Brandt Louis, musician, 23 n Calvert
Brandt Mrs. Margarelta, 56 n Eutaw
Brandt Susan, dressmaker, 244 e Baltimore
Brandy Michael, horse shoer, 138 Camden,

dw 104 s Eutaw
Branhoff Henry, shoemaker, 369 s Kutaw
Branigan James, hostler, 77 Druid Hill av
Braning John, ship joiner, 86 Williaiii
Branna"n Effie, 132 Pearl
Brannon Ellen, 62 McCulloh
Brannan Mrs. Eliza 15 Hill
Brannan Mrs. Eliza J. 24 Hill
Brannan Erasmus J. cigar maker, 79 McEl-

derry
Brannan Frances, 76 n Calvert
Brannan George, com. mercht. 24 Pleasant
Brannan James, laborer, 149 York
Brannan John, 62 McCulloh
Brannan John B. stair builder, 16 n High,

dw 193 e Pratt
Brannan Miss Mary, 132 Pearl
Brannan Mrs. Mary, 140 e Lombard
Brannan Robert, sutler, 206 e Lombard
Brannan Mrs. Sarah, JO Lee
Brannan Thomas, tailor, Hubbard al
Brannan Thomas, 24 Pleasant
Brannan Wm. puddler, Canton av nr Burke
Brannen Ellen, 9 Slerrett
Brannen George, laborer, 188 s Chapel
Brannen John, laborer, 5.^ s Chapel
Brannen John, laborer, 16 Diamond
Brannen John, ship carpenter, 2'?.3 Light
Branner Adam, drayman, 234 Aliceanna
Brannon James, engineer, 17 Hill
Brannt John, glove maker, 65 Centre Market

space
Branson Joseph, senr., 16 n Eutaw
Branson Joseph, jr., 16 n Eutaw
Brant George, laborer, 184 Cross
Brant James F. butcher. Mount
Brant Joseph, grocery, 537 Lexington
Brant Margaret, 56 n Eutaw
Brant Mary, 65 s Howard
Brantine Aquilina, glazier, 6 East

iT. HEIVRY GIESE:, Commission MercUaiit, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Jko.
Rosendale Cemei^tt and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wbarf.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Brasch John, laborer, 305 s Bond

Brashear George W coach maker, 207 Ches-

nut
Brashears Jeremiah, coach maker, 23 n Lib-
erty
Brashears John B. cab. maker, 160 German
Brashears John R. clerk, German e of Penn
Brashears John T. custom house, 38 Gough
Brashears Robert J. police, 23 Mott
Brashears S. 134 s Howard
Brashears William, blacksmith, 134 s Howard
Brashears Z. D. sec'y Baltimore Association
for Imp. Condition of Poor, 207 e Fayette
Brass Joseph, 39 Barre
Bratt Noah, engineer, 53 Warren
Bratt Thomas, machinist, 151 Holiins
Bratthol William, porter, 177 s Regester
Bratzel John, milkman, 135 Johnson
Bratzell Jacob, brickmaker, 608 Light
Brauer Henry, butcher, 34 Belair market, dw

Belair av near Baltimore Cemetery
Brauer H. cabinet maker, 88 n Howard
Brauer John, plasterer, 84 n Schroeder
Brauer John, lager beer, 182 e Madison
Brauer Peter, bar tender, 27 w Pratt
Brauer Tobias, cabinet maker, 125 Raborg
Braul William, (Lion & Braul) 53 Portland
Braum Julius, shoemaker, 89 e Lombard
Braun John J. butcher, 211 Frederick av
Braun John J. baker, 178 Columbia
Braun John B. 26 Camden
Braunstall Mrs. Catherine, 71 Druid Hill av
BRAUNS F. L. & CO. (J. D. Kremelberg)
general shipping and commission mercht's,
s e cor Lombard and Cheapside
Brauns Ferdinand. .'328 Lexington
Brauns F. L. (F. L. Brauns & Co.) 328 Lex-
ington
Brauns Rev. F. W. 328 Lexington
Brauns Henry, architect, 328 Lexington
Braury Edward, laborer, 250 s Durham
Brautigam Michael, shoemaker, 54 Park
Brawdcrs Thomas J. plumber, 91 n Howard,

dw 39 Hoffman
Brawner Andrew H. conductor city cars, 78

Ensor
Brawner Andrew, 78 Ensor
Brawner Andrew W. 78 Ensor
Brawner Charles A. constable, 78 Ensor
Brawner Charles A. bricklayer, 78 Ensor
Brawner, Daniel W. clerk, 78 Ensor
Brawner, George A. printer, 78 Ensor
Brawner James H. clerk, 104 Hill
Brawner Robert G. butcher. 391 Penn av
Brawner Wm. M. clerk, 78 Ensor
Braxon Charles, bar tender, 788 w Baltimore
Brayden Catherine, 132 Preston
Brayden William, grocery, 132 Preston
Bray ton Charles, jeweler, 89 n Howard
Brazier Sarah A. 79 n Fremont
Brazier William, carpenter, 100 Goodman al
Breanier John, cigar maker, 186 s Sharp
BRECHT CHARLES, translator custom
house, appraiser's office, 396 e Monument
Brecht George, carpenter, 331 s Bond
Breckinridge John C. clerk, 167 German
Bredekamp Harman, grocery, 316 s Sharp
Breene Michael, peddler, 31 Haw
Breescl Wm. tailor, .309 Mulberry'
Breeze Benjamin, shoemaker, 95 n Calvert
Bregel Henry, saddler, 266 Aisquith
Bregel John J. carpenter, 112 McElderry
Bregel John J. saddler, 77 n Gay

Bregel Joseph F. confectioner, 71 n Gay
Eregenza Casper, stone cutter, 137 Welcome al
Brehm George, laborer, 191 n Dallas
Brehm Sebastian, shoemaker, 8 Garden
BREHME O. & CO. (O. Brehme & E. Schu-
macher) importers and dry goods commis-
sinn merchants, over 24 Hanover
Brehme 0. (0. Brehme & Co.) 297 Madison av
Breidenbach Alveus, trimmings, 114 Holiins
Breinig John, painter, 199 Lee
Breinlein John, laborer, 146 Raborg
Breinlein Mary, grocery, 146 Raborg
Breitswerd Conrad, bl'ksmith, 251 Aliceanna
Brell Andrew, laborer, 66 Short
Brell John, butcher, 6^ Short
Brem Michael, moulder, 179Lemmon
Bremer Balzer, finisher, 623 w Pratt
Bremer Mrs. Catherine, 85 Harrison
Bremer George, tailor, 23 s Spring
Bremer Henry, fruit preserver, 261 w Biddle
Brenan Edmund, cooper, 123 Bank
Erenan Mrs. Harriet, 93 w Biddle
Brenan John P. A. mahogany, 35 n Gay
* Brenan Peter E. mahogany, 21 n Gay, dw 35
Brendel John G. baker, 498 Lexington
Brendmeir Michael, hostler, 22 Preston
Brengle James S. clerk Ericsson Steamboat

Co. dw 32 Cathedral
Brent George, s w cor Gay and Exeter
Brent Robert J. attorney, 31 Lexington, dw

93 Cathedral
Brent William C. carpenter, 18 Garden
Brental Nicholas, tailor, 3 Biddle al
Brennan Bridget, 9 Fish Market space
Brennan Peter, wheelwright, 108 North
Brenner & Bro. (Solomon Brenner & Joseph
Brenner) wholesale and retail clothiers, n e
cor Bond and Thames
Brenner James, tailor, 18 Stiles
Brenner Joseph, wood sawyer, 190 East
Brenner Joseph, jr., (M. Brenner & Co.) 70

s Broadway
Brenner Joseph, (Brenner & Bro.) 22 Jackson

Square
Brenner Joseph, clerk, 70 s Broadway
Brenner Moses, (M. Brenner & Co.) ^70

Broadway
BRENNER MOSES & CO. (M. Brenner,
W. Brenner, J. Brenner, jr.) clothiers, 96
w Pratt, and u e cor Bond and Thames
Brenner Robert, carpenter, 445 Saratoga
Brenner Solomon, 70 s Broadway
Brenner William (M. Brenner & Co.) 70 s

Broadway
Brennfleck George, cooper, 34 Elizabeth la
Brennink George, mariner, 184 s Ann
Brenton Mrs. Mary, 276 s Charles
Breslauer Abraham, second hand dealer, 213

s Charles
Breslauer Hirsch, second hand dealer, 345 s

Charles
Bressler Henry, shoemaker, 30 Frederick av
Brethow Peter, laborer, 64 Johnson
Breuehl Justus, pocket book manufacturer, 60

Gran by
Bruehl John, cigar maker, 60 Granby
Brevitt Mrs. C. S. 177 n Eutaw
Brevitt Joseph W. clerk, 177 n Eutaw
Brewer, Mrs. Charles, boarding, 48 Hanover
Brewer & Co. (C. Brewei- & H. Carroll,) res-
taurant, 4 s Frederick
Brewer Charles, (Brewer & Co.) 4 s Frederick
Brewer Mrs. E. A. 51 Columbia

AUG. G. MEYER «& CO., Mamifactiirers of AVhite liead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glne»
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. P.-unts aiitl V'.^rnisUes, 100 \V. Loiubai-d Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Brewer Mrs. Georse, 386 Franklin

Brewer George, (Aldridge & Brewer,) 81 n

Charles
Brewer Dr. G. G. 76 n Greene
Brewer James R. printer, 51 Columbia
Brewer John, butcher. 111 Greenmount av
Brewer John M. attorney, 59}^ w Fayette,

dw 10 w Townsend
Brewer John, 52 Preston
Brewer John, substitute broker, 14 Lloyd
Brewer Dr. Marbury, 245 w Biddle
Brewer Mrs. Matilda, 386 Franklin
Brewer Nicholas, bounty land and property

agent, 84 Aisquith
Brewer Thomas, moulder, 112 William
Brewer William, laborer, 3 Hope al
Brewster Edward S. clerk, 205 w Fayette
Brewster Mrs. Ellen, cake shop, 152 s Eutaw
Brewster Henry, ship builder, 144 Chesapeake
Brewster Wm. laborer, 49 e Eager
Brianger William, machinist, 69 Portland
Brian Edward A. salesman, 287 e Fayette
Brian Mrs. Elizabeth. 152 s Ann
Brian Isabella, IS.S w Madison
Brian James, 276 n Gay
Brian. Jennie, teacher, 287 e Fayette
Brian Joseph L. law student, 136 n Gay
Brian Joseph, 89 Ensor
Brian John G. hardware, 136 n Gay
Brian L. teacher, 287 e Fayette
Brian Rebecca, 287 e Fayette
Brian Thomas P. currier, 319 e Monument
Brian Wm. E. carpenter, 217 HoUins
Brian William, 127 s Bond
Brice Frederick, carpenter, 257 e Chase
BRICE GEO. H. attorney, 46 St. Paul, dw

159 w Biddle
Brice Mrs.' Isabella, 28 Columbia
Brice Misses, 72 n Charles
Brice Misses M. E. & A. M. 36 Courtland
Brice Robert, drayman, 351 Columbia
Brice Mrs. Susan, dressmaker, 284 Saratoga
Brice Thomas, carpenter, 23 Gough
Brice Wm. N. clerk, 72 n Charles
Bricher George, laborer, 30 Cross
BRICKENSTEIN L. C. attorney, office 61

w Fayette, dw 26 Garden
Brickhousc Smith L. carpenter, 218 Columbia
Brickman Rev. A. 0. 225 e Fayette
Brickman Wm. shoemaker, 154 Henrietta
Brickner Charles, blacksmith, 140 Camden
Brickner Charles, piano maker, 39 Portland
Bride Cotter, rustic furniture, Townsend near

John
Bride Daniel, justice of the peace, 167 n Paca
Bride Daniel, justice of the peace, 32 n Eutaw
Bride John H. property agent and collector,

139 w Madison
Bridegroom Mrs. Louisa, tailoress, 49 Orchard
Bridener Jacob, gas inspector, 25 n Fremont
Bridener John, painter, 25 n Fremont
Bridener Philip, carpenter, 199 w Biddle
Bridenstine Mrs. Caroline, 89 s High
Bridge Lizzie, 58 e Baltimore
Bridge Richard S. sign painter, 58 e Baltimore
Bridge Stephen L. (Sleever & Co) 29 Gough
Bridge Stephen, assistant assessor 2d district,

office 58 e Baltimore
Bridge Stephen, livery stable, 29 Gough
Bridges Geo. H. (William Bridges & Son,) 42

German
Bridges J. C. (J. C. Bridges & Co.) 188 w

Lombard

BRIDGES JOHN C. & CO. (J. C. Brilges,
G. M. Forney, W. F. Lockwood, J. B.
Waidner,) wholesale grocers 6, 8, 10 & 12
Commerce
Bridges Joseph, mariner, 215 Gough
Bridges Wm. & Son, (Wm. Bridges, Geo.
H. Bridges,) fruiterers and confectioners,
313 w Baltimore
Bridges Wm. (Wm. B. & Son,) 42 German
Briding Earnest W. saddler, 183 w Pratt
Briefer Charles, box maker, 35 Lemmon
Briel & Bruns, (John Briel & J. Bruns,) house

carpenters, 14 McClellan al
Briel Catharine, seamstress, 254 n Eutaw
Briel Christian, butcher, 16 Calverton road
Briel Henry, shoe store, 175 Franklin
Briel Henry, cabinet maker, 81 Henrietta
Briel John, (Briel & Bruns,) 254 n Eutaw
Briell Henry, baker, 252 s Sharp
Brieman Henry, blacksmith, 22 Dawson
Brieman Mrs. Margaret, doctress, 22 Daw-
son
Briemch George, carpenter, 126 L. Greene
' Brien John M. farmer, 293 e Lombard
Briers Mrs. Catharine, tailoress, 182 Peirce
Brierton John, can maker, 28 Scott
Brigerman John, laborer, 63 s Wolfe
Brigs:aman Charles, tailor, 200 n Central av
Briggaman Mrs. Charlotte, 366 Saratoga
Briggs Charles, laborer, 330 e Fayette
Briggs George G. clerk, 31 s Ann
Briggs James M. 31 s Ann
Briggs Thomas H. butcher, 5 Richmond mar-
ket, dw Penna. av extended
Brigham Wm. T. (Wm. R. Cole & Co.) 134

w Biddle
Bright Mrs. Elizabeth, millinery, 63 n Pine
Bright Nathaniel, tailor, 205 n Central av
Bright Richard A. (Graham & Bright,) 62

Pine
Brightman Mary E. grocery, 161 Chester
Brikers George, tailor, 45 Preston
Bnnger John, milk, 371 Penna. av
Brill Augustus, machinist, 42 n Exeter
Brill Philip, barber, 73 Thames
Briller Joseph, ship joiner, cor Lombard and

Bethel
Briminger Edward, laborer, Falls road, near

toll gate
Brimmer John, cigar maker, 186 s Sharp
Brinckmeyer Charles, importer and manu-
facturer of cigars, tobacco and snuff, 41 w
Baltimore
Brinckmeyer Henry, 16 Pearl
Brine Thomas, currier, 319 e Monument
Briner Geo. carpenter, 34 Biddle al
Bringer Clement, laborer, 186 William
Bringer John, laborer, 280 Johnson
Bringman Josiah T. H. printer, 177 German
Bringmann Geo. E. engineer, 181 German
Bringmann Julius, :obacconist, 29 s Oregon
Brinig Geo. laborer, 486 Penna. av
Brink Anton, musician, 223 Central av
Brink Henry Ad. (H. F. Alberti & Co.) 155

Druid Hill av
Brinkley Ada, trimmings, 184 e Monument
Brinkley Joseph B. (Brinkley & Whitney,)

Baltimore county
Brinkley Joseph B. (Brinkley & Reeves,)

Baltimore county
BRINKLEY & REEVES, (J. B. Brinkley
and J. F. Reeves, jr.) fruit and oyster
packers, 177 West Falls av

the: GROVER & baker SEWIIVa machine is tUe best for all purposes— SALKS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Brinkley & Wliilnej^ (J.'-B. Brinkley and W.
P. Whitney,) wholesale grocers and com-
mission mei-chants, 59 s Calvert
Brinkman Chas. cigar maker, 10 Park
Erinkman Chas. s w corner Hoffman and

Penna. av
Brinkman Frederick W. clerk, 138 s Howard
• Brinkman Jacob, (Brinkman 4" Osterhus,) 10
Park near Marion
Brinkman & Osterhus, (J. Brinkman and H.

Osterhus,) tobacconists, 10 Park
Brinkmann Chas. H. grocery, 138 s Howard
Brinkmann Chas. H. jr., lithographer, 138 s

Howard
Brinkmann Mrs. Maria, 28 Lee
Brinnard Albert, 18 New
Brinner Philip, laborer, 229 s Wolfe
Brinner Wm. A. clerk, 18 New ■
Brinton Albin H. machinist, 167 Forrest
Briscoe Lieut. Alexander M. 519 Saratoga
Briscoe Emily, 135 Park
Briscoe Eliza E. dressmaker, 117 n Bond
Briscoe Geo. cigar maker, 303 s Charles
Briscoe James, clerk, 125 s Paca
Briscoe John T. clerk Voshell House, 27

Holliday
Briscoe Mary H. 45 Saratoga
Briscoe Samuel W. (Robertson & Briscoe,) 38

Bolton
Briscoe Wm. H. 303 s Charles
Briscoe Wm. D. cigar maker, 117 n Bond
Bristerjohn Ernst, carpenter, 202 n Exeter
Bristor Mrs. Susan, 140 n Exeter
Bristor Wm. B. 140 n Exeter
Britner Daniel, musician, 263 s Paca
Britt George R. P. Supt. Commissary Dep't,

67 Walsh
Brittain Mrs. Annie, 90 s Fremont
Brittingham Jno. P. boiler maker, 672 w Pratt
Brittion Francis, gardener, 74 s Washington,

F. P.
Britton John, huckster, 594 Penna. av
Broadbeck Mrs. Barbary, 213 Montgomery
Broadbeck Mrs. Henrietta, 226 e Monument
BROADBENT A. G. ^ CO. (A. G. Broad-
bent,) fancy dry goods dealers, 18 n Charles

BROADBENT J. P. & CO. (J. P.

Broadbent,) French Spice Mills,
manufacturers and dealers in Cof-
fee, Crude and Ground Spices,
Mustards, Sauces, Cream Tartar,
&c.; also. Agents for Prof. Hall's
celebrated London Yeast or Bak-
ing Powder, 57 N. Calvert.

Broadbent J. F. (J. F. Broadbent & Co.) 62

w Madison
Broadbent Louis R. 62 w Madison
Broadbent Scotti J. 62 w Madison
Broadbent Stephen, sr., 62 w Madison
Broadbent Stephen, jr., Barnum's hotel
Broadbent Wm. 130 w Madison
Broadfoot C. 46 n Liberty
Broadwater Richard, foundryman, 112 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Broadway Joseph, 270 s Howard
Brocher Martha, washerwoman, 4 s Amity
Brock M. cigar manufacturer, over 293 w
Baltimore, dw 129 s Sharp

Brockcr George, engineer, 232 Preston
Brocker Henry, 68 Clay
Brockman Charles, s w cor Charles and Lee
Brockman Henry, brewer, s e cor Covington

and Cross
Brockmeyer Charles A. tobacconist, 225 w

Pratt
Brockmeyer Richard, stove maker, 159 Stir-
ling
Brockner Daniel, shoemaker, 898 v-' Pratt
Erockschmidt Henry, wheelwright, 267 s

Durham
Brod Audon, 206 Hanover
Brodt Henry, blacksmith, 227 s Wolfe
Broderick Ann, grocery, 33 Greenmount av
Broderick Dennis, plumber, 518 w Baltimore.

dw 33 Greenmount av
BRODERICK JOHN T. paper, stock and

iron, 86 Greenmount av, dw 31
Broderick Patrick, tailor, over 71 w Second
Broderick Mrs. Wm. 31 Greenmount av
Brodigan Mrs. Margaret, 66 s Oregon
Brodigan Patrick, laborer, 68 s Oregon
Broening Henry, sr., wheelwright, 35 Barre
Broening Henry, blacksmith, 35 Barre
Broening Jacob, tailor, 195 s Sharp
Broening Jacob, shoemaker, n w cor Eutaw

and Barre
Broening John, wheelwright, 86 Hamburg
Broessel Justus, cabinet maker, 38 Josephine
Broessel Wm. tailor, 38 Josephine
Broessell Christian, tobacconist, 677 w Balti-
more
Broessell Wm. tailor, 309 Mulberry
Brogan Margaret, 4 Diamond
Brogan Philip, hacks for hire, 96 s Howard
Brogan Thomas, laborer, 27 e MatMson
Brogelan Frederick, 319 s Bond
Brohm John A. drayman, 556 w Pratt
Broidvil William, malsterer, s w cor North

and Saratoga
Brokaw Zaccheus, fireman N. C. R. 102

s Poppleton
Broker Frederick, ship joiner, 84 Somerset
Broil Henry, grocery, 336 s Bond
Brome Wm. H. pilot, 134 Jefferson
Bromley Jesse, soldier, 145 Aliceanna
Bromwell Alfred T. tailor, Monument east of

Broadway
Bromwell Geo. W. ladies' shoemaker, 107 s

Wolfe
Bromwell Hosea J . butter dealer, 242 Lex-
ington
Bromwell James T. carpenter, 8 Laurel
Bromwell Wm. carpenter, 2 McEldcrry
Bromwell Wm. T. clerk, 2 McEldcrry
Bronson Edwin, clerk, 317 e Monument
Broocks Louis, salesman, 230 n Central av
Brooke Rev. Benj. F. 462 Lexington
BROOKE BROS. & CO. (H. L. Brooke, C.
« E. Brooke, H. C. Brooke, C. H A.^^hburn-
er, J. W. Dodge and D. F.'Haynes,) Can-
ton Rolling Mills, n e corner Hudson and
Canton
Brooke C. E. (Brooke Bros. & Co.) Penna
Brooke C. H. (Brooke Bros. & Co.) Penna
BROOKE FRANKLIN E. P. attorney, 45

Courtland, dw 28 Mulberry
Brooke H. C. (Brooke Bros. & Co.) Penna
Brooke Horace L. (Brooke Bros. & Co.) 39

Mt. Vernon place
.Brooke Mrs Sarah, 28 Mulberry
Brookhart Wm. soldier, 161 n Central av

JAMES H. JOHNSOIV, City Steam Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire and Water-prooT
^^ Roofing, and Patent Neoteric !?*nolilns Tubes, over 99 AV. Baltiniore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Brookings Henry G. custom house, 23 north I

Calvert
Brookmaii Philip, engineer, 323 Aliceanna
Brookmeyer Richard, stove maker, 152 Stir-
ling
Brookmire Wm. laborer, 182 Stirling
Brooks Albert J. (Harryman & Brooks,)

171 n Charles
Brooks Betiedict J. machinist. Canton Distil-
lery, Clinton, Canton
Brooks Bridget, 127 Low
Brooks Christopher, restaurant, 138 s Eutaw
Brooks Cliristopher J. salesman, 168 n High
Brooks Cliaancy, president Western Bank,

dw Madison av extended
Brooks Chauncy, (Brooks, Fulton & Rogers,)

Madison av extended
Brooks Chauncy, ( Brooks, Fahnestock& Co.)

Madison av extended
Brooks Christopher C. bookkeeper, 53 St.

Paul
Brooks Mrs. Clara, 80 Lancaster
Brooks Edwin F plumbing house, 13 n Eutaw,

dw 224 w Biddle
Brooks Eliza Ann, confectionery, 16 Courtland
Brooks Eliza, tavern, 18 Foundry
Brooks Klizu, 19.5 w Fayette
BROOKS, FAHNESTOCK & CO. (C.
Brooks, W. B. Brooks and D. Fahnestock,)
wholesale dry goods dealers, 345 w Balti-
more
BROOKS, FULTOiV & ROGERS, (Chauncy
Brooks, James Fulton and David G. Rog-
ers,) wholesale dealers in boots, shoes and
hats, 346 w Baltimore
Brooks Gillis, laborer, 66 Lancaster
Brooks Geo. VV. clerk, 195 w Fayette
Brooks Geo. clerk, 329 Aisquith
Brooks Geo R. clerk, 53 St. Paul
Brooks Geo. W. newspaper agent, 248 Lee
Brooks Geo. D. tinner, 165 Aisquith
Brooks Geo. W. carpenter, 59 Chew
Brooks H. V. teacher, 53 St. Paul
Brooks Henry, cigar maker, 68 Portland
Brooks Henry, Madison av extended
Brooks Hester Ann, 50 Henrietta
Brooks Dr. Horace A. 53 St. Paul
Brooks Isaac, jr., attorney, 37 Lexington, dw

65 n Charles
Brooks James, hackman, 54 n Eden
Brooks James, bricklayer, 556 w Pratt
Brooks James W. (Brooks & Parker,) 182 e

Baltimore
Brooks Jesse, cigar maker, 521 Lexington
Brooks John, bird dealer, 14 n Eutaw
Brooks John, cabinet maker, 172 s Durham
Brooks John, milkman, 71 Holland
Brooks John, wheelwright, 127 Ross
Brooks John, shoemaker, II e Pratt
Brooks John, hackman, lOGBarre
Brooks John, 65 u Cliarles
Brooks John T. bricklayer, 46 Portland
Brooks John, brickmaker, 191 s Washington,

F. P.
Brooks Dr. Joseph D. 163 Aisquith
Brooks Joshua, blacksmith, Pratt w of Carey
Brooks Mrs. J. 82 Dolphin
Brooks Mr.s. Louisa, millinery, 187 Mulberry
Brooks Mary, 22 n Front
Brooks Margaret, n w cor Eutaw and Perry
Brooks Margaret, 344 n Gay
Brooks Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, 94 s
Eutaw

Brooks Mrs. Mary, 57 McHenry

BROOKS N. C. principal of Baltimore Female

College, 53 St. Paul— [See p. 36 Mvertise-

ments.]
Brooks & Parker, (James W. Brooks and E.

G. Parker,) house and sign painters, 192 e

Baltimore
Brooks Peter B. Cross bet William and Light
Brooks Peter B. chairmaker, 226 Henrietta
Brooks Priscilla L. 126 Hamburg
Brooks Rachel, 68 Saratoga
Brooks Richard H. property agent, 303 n Gay
Brooks Richard, milkman, 168 n High
Brooks Rodney R., U. S. N. 41 Druid Hillav
Brooks Robert, watchman, 57 McHenry
BROOKS ROBERT, boots, shoes and leather,

257 w Baltimore, dw 168 n High
Brooks, Robert, painter, 350 Cross
Brooks Samuel R. paper hanger, 15 Jefferson

e of Broadway
Brooks Shadrach, tailor, 344 n Gay
Brooks Sophia, 22 n Front
Brooks Susan, 38 Greene
Brooks Thomas, liveryman, 136 s Eutaw
Brooks Thomas D. tinner, 34 s Caroline
Brooks Thomas E. stonecutter, 57 McHenry
Brooks Thomas, porter, 144 L. Greene
Brooks Walter B. (Brooks, Fahnestock &

Co.) 171 n Charles
Brooks Wm. collector, 26 n Front
Brooks. Wm. 108 Mullikin
Brooks Wm. jr., clerk N. C. R. 293 Aisquith
Brooks Wm. car driver, 36 n Schroeder
Brooks Wm., Church Home, Broadway
Brooks Wm. B. oysterpacker, Boston, dw34

s Spring
Brooks VVm. machinist, 162 L. Greene
Brooks Wm. commissioner of enrollment 3d

district of Md., office 26 Holliday, dw 293

Aisquith
Brooks Wm. H. clerk N. C. R., 293 Aisquith
Broom Ellen, grocery, 152 Bank
Broom George, olerk, 167 Bank
Broom John, ship carpenter, 152 Bank
Broseker Chas. butcher, 506 Light
Broseker Geo. shoemaker, 506 Light
Brosker Henry, mattresses, 213 Hamburg
Brosius Jacob, huckster, 420 Penna. av ,

Brosman Margaret A. tailoress, 98 s Carey
Bross Edw. lithographer, 149 w Lombard. —

[See lithographic page.]
Brotherton John P. collector, 594 w Baltimore
Brotzel John A. confectioner, 2 Columbia, dw

594 Light
Brotzen Wm. H. finisher, 39 Gittings
Brotzman John, shoemaker, 12 Walker
Brotzmann Peter, tailor, 67 Park
Brouders Jas. plumber, 39 w Hoffman
Brouders John, laborer, 39 w Hoffman
Brouders Thomas, plumber, 39 w Hoffman
Brougher Henry, tailor, 43 Portland
Broaghton Isaac, printer, 160 Raborg
Brougbton Joseph, huckster, 22 Laurel
Broughton Capt. Joseph D. mariner, 82 s Ann
BROUMEL JAMES, property agent, 63 w

Fayette, dw 554
Broumel Thomas 0. attorney, 61)0 w Fayette

dw 554
Brower Henry, tailor, 43 Portland
Brower Mrs. Kate, boarding, SfcS Holiday
Brower T. C, Quartermaster Fort McHenry
Brower Wm. trunkmaker, 182 w Pratt dw 53

Portland

SHIRTS ! SHIRTS! ! SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Cruarauteed in Fit, Finisli and Stylo, or
uo Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON 6i CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMOKE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Browland J. W. porter, 146 Raborg
Brown Abner, carpenter, 82 n Pine
Brown Alexander D. 46 Cathedral
Brown Alexander J. hook and ladder com-
pany, dw 16}4 n Paca
Brown Alexander & Sons, (G. S. Brown,)

over 153 w Baltimore
Brown Alexander E. (Wm.H.Brown& Bro.)

n e cor Garden ar.d Townscnd
Brown Alexander, 9 New Church
Brown Alexander, bricklayer, 206 Lee
Brown Alexander, tailor, 125 Orleans
Brown Alfred, huckster, 75 Preston
Brown Alfred C. carpenter, 309 e Pratt
Brown Alfred J. surg;eon dentist, n \v cor

Charles and Lexington
Brown Almeade, 9 New Church
Brown Ann Maria, 55 Saratoga
Brown Ann, 53 Burke
Brown Ann M. 68 s Caroline
Brown Mrs. Ailn, 24 n Strieker
Brown Ann, 251 s Paca
Brown Andrew, tavern, s w cor Broadway

and Canton av
Brown Aulay, clerk, 17 e Lombaid
Brown Aulay, jr. clerk, 17 e Lombard
Brown Arthur, hackman, 204 Chcsnut
Brown Arthur G. attorney, 71 n Calvert
Brown Basil clerk state tobacco warehouse

No. 2, 158 s Paca
Brown Benjamin J. painter, 169 Raborg
Brown Benjamin F. machinist, Townsend

near John
Brown Benjamin 0. laborer, 189 w Biddle
Brown Benjamin G, government contractor,

42 s Sharp
Brown Benjamin J. grocer, 56 Stiles
Brown Benjamin B (Brown & Zimmerman,)

n e cor Chatsworth and Franklin
Brown Rev. B. Peyton, 134 w Hoffman
BROWN, BOGGS & CO. (J. T. Brown, F.
H. Boggs,) wholesale liquor dealers, 33 s
Gay
BROWN BROS. & CO. (Wm. H. Graham,
agent, 54 Cathedral,) bankers and dealers
in foreign exchanges, s w cor Baltimore and
Calvert
BROWN & BRUNE, (Geo. Wm. Brown,
F. W. Brune, Stewart Brown,) attorneys,
40 St. Paul
Brown Cassandra, 42 e Eager
Brown Catharine, 185 Orleans
Brown Catharine, 108 Boyd
Brown Catherine 99 Raborg
Brown Caroline, school, 20 n High
Brown Charles, huckster, 113 Raborg
Brown Charles C, Lanvale near Bolton
Brown Charles, U. S. N., 59 s Chapel
Brown Charles, shoemaker, 225 Light
Brown Charles, mariner, 46 Lee
Brown Col. Charles, 384 Franklin
Brown Charles, shoemaker, 4 Port
Brown Charles, huckster, 182 s Regester
Brown Chas. W. harness maker, 74 Raborg
Brown Charles, watchman, 284 s IBond
Brown Charles, butcher, 217 Frederick av
Brown Charles, huckster, 226 s Caroline
Brown Charles H. mariner, 34 n Eden
Brown Charles E. clerk, 273 n Eutaw
Brown Chas.E. n e cor Garden and Townsend
Brown Capt. Charles, 246 e Payette
Brown Chas. J. carpenter, 384 Franklin
Brown Charles H. H. 317 Madison av

Brown Charles W. carpenter, 82 n Pine
Brown Chauncy B. breaksman, 250 Hollins
Brown Christian, tailor, 34 n Liberty
Brown Cornelius, laborer, Frederick road nr

toll gate
Brown Cornelius, market dealer, 269 Saratoga
Brown David, moulder, 116 n Bond
Brown David R. attorney, 13 Lexington, dw

617 w Fayette
Brown Dinah, 55 e Baltimore
Brown E. moulder, Elliott near East av
Brown Edward, tavern keeper, 221 Canton av
Brown Edward, n-on moulder, 100 Harford av
Brown Edward W. (Wooters & Brown,) 59

Hamburg
Brown Elias, carpenter and builder, 17 Pleas-
ant, dw 186 Saratoga
Brown Eliza, 267 Forrest
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, gro., 226 s Caroline
Brown Elizabeth, doctress, 61 Chatsworth
Brown Elizabeth, 191 c Monument
Brown Elizabeth, milliner, 283 n Central av
Brown cfe Emory, (M. Brown, D. tl. Emory,)

attorneys, 47 St. Paul
Brown E. R. soldier, 1 Walker
Brown E M. cooper, 265 Aliceanna
Brown Francis, tavern, 346 s Bond
Brown Franklin, huckster, 373 Franklin
Brown F. L. B., Eutaw House
Brown Frederick, mariner, 116 s Regester
Brown Garrett, n e cor Garden and Townsend
Brown Garrety W. tobacconist, 9 w Baltimore

dw 8 Jackson
Brown George F. marble cutter, 150 n High
Brown George Wm. (Brown & Brune,) 71 n

Calvert
BROWN GEORGE A. commission march.

124 North, dw 200 Saratoga
Brown George S. (Alex. Brown & Sons,) s w

cor Cathedral and Madison
Brown George, baker and confectioner, 125 n

Front
Brown George, 22 Harford av
Brown George W. lamplighter, 282 Saratoga
Brown George C. carpenter, 186 Saratoga
Brown Mrs. George, 54 Cathedral
Brown Geo. W. tobacconist, 9 w Baltimore,

dw 8 Jackson
Brown George, manufacturer of French con-
fectionery, 9 w Fayette
Brown George, math. inst. maker, 6 Hillen
Brown George W. huckster, 44 Harford av
Brown George W. bookbinder, 346 e Fayette
Brown George W. clerk custom house, 32 s

Poppleton
BROWN GEORGE W. fancy articles, 207

e Baltimore. — [See page 26 Jidvertisements .]
Brown George, blacksmith, 23 East
Brown George W. carpenter, 282 Saratoga
Brown Gustavus A. (A. Seemuller & Sons)

318 Hollins
Brown Hammond, conductor B. & 0. R. R.

442 w Lombard
Brown Harman, banker, 53 Courtland
Brown Henry ,clerk B. & O R.R.13 s Howard
Brown Henry G. teacher, 28 Hanover
BROWN HENRY C. & CO. (H. C. Brown,
J. Patterson,) saw manufacturers, Uhler's

al, near Charles
Brown Henry C. (H. C. Brown & Co.) 14

Watson
Brown Hein-y, mariner, 140 s Ann
Brown Henry, rigger, 50 s Washington, F.P.

J. HEIVRY GIESE, Commission Merclmiit. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &o.
Ro8endal« Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 81 Spear's Wliart.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Brown Henry G. clerk 24 n Strieker
Brown Hugh, laborer, 215 s Bethel
Brown's Hotel, 119 n High, L. Brown, pro.
Brown Isaac W. telegraph operator, 82 n

Charles
Brown Ira B. bookkeeper, 118 w Fayette
Brown Jacob, jr.shoem'r,79 McElderry's whf
Brown Jacob, shoemaker, 147 Welcome al
Brown Jacob C. sailmaker, 107 South, dw 5

n Ann
Brown Jacob, boots and shoes,79 McElderry's

wharf
Brown Jacob, dry goods, 250 s Charles
Brown James J. bacon, n w cor Gist and

and Hampstead
Brown James, junk, 66 s Howard
Brown James H. trunk maker, 6 Hillen
Brown James, Green House, 190 w Pratt
Brown James M. Franklin House
Brown James E. bookkeeper, 156 Barre
Brown James R. carpenter, 21 n Fremont
Brown James carpenter, 22 Harford av
Brown James M. horse dealer, 273 Saratoga
Brown James H feed, Frederick near Pratt,

dw 184 n Calvert
Brown James, restaurant, 85 Thames
Brown James, stone cutter, 40 Valley
Brown Rev. James H. 38 n Broadway
Brown James V. watchmaker, 303 e Eager
Brown James, huckster, 116 Boyd
Brown James, machinist, Townsend bet John

and Grundy
Brown James R. clerk B. & 0. R. P>,. Franklin

House, n w cor Franklin and Howard
Brown James, laborer, 5 e Monument
Brown James L. carpenter, 22 Harford av
Brown James, 60 e Baltimore
Brown James W. clerk, 261 Saratoga
Brown J. Frank, (Brown & Nipe,) 15 n Cal-
houn
Brown Jane, 39 Jefferson
Brown, Jasper, carpenter, 172 s Howard
Brown J Robert, house carpenter, 1 Exchange

al. near Lombard, dw 21 s Fremont
Brown J. Wilson, salesman, 261 Saratoga
Brown John A. claim agent, 45 s Gay, dw 276

e Pratt
Brown John, (John Brown & Son,) 95 n High
Brown John Miller, 163 n Central av
Brown John, wagoner, 56 Stiles
Brown John L. express agent, 81 Preston
Brown John J. commissary dept. 2 Henrietta
Brown John N. (Brown Bros & Co.) 18 s

Eutaw
Brown John C. com. merch. 316 Aisquith
Brown John J. varnisher, 5 Walker
Brown John C. (J. C, Brown & Co.) 316 Ais-
quith
Brown J. Frank, hay and feed, 12 s Eutaw,

dw 15 n Calhoun
Brown John, laborer, 424 Canton av
Brown John, conductor, 100 s Exeter
Brown John C. & Co. (J. C. Brown, Wm. R.
Reisinger,) commission merchants, over
104 w Baltimore
Brown John, (Baker& Brown, )87n Broadway
Brown John W. painter, 12 n Sharp, dw 267

s Paca
Brown John W. engineer, Clinton opp. Ches-
apeake Furnace
Brown John H. carpenter, 126 Philpot
Brown John L. dentist, 617 w Fayette
Brown John, rigger, 71 Johnson

Brown John, cabinet maker, 81 s Wolfe

Brown John R. 24 n Strieker

Brown John M. carpenter, 189 Conway

Brown John, soldier, 131 s Bethel

Brown John W. 696 Saratoga

Brown John F. painter, 7 James la

BROWN JOHN & SON, (John Brown,

Thomas M. Brown,) coal dealers. North

near Madison, office 88 n High
Brown John J. carpenter, 282 Saratoga
Brown John T. (Brown & Boggs,) 15 HoUins
Brown Joiin T- salesman, 158 s Paca
Brown John, gas fitter. Commercial Hotel,

71 Hanover
Brown John, Stirling near Monument
Brown John, ship carp.,175sWashington,F.P.
Brown John W. baker, 251 s Paca
Brown John, rigger, 70 Johnson
Brown John, laborer, 28 Guilford al
Brown Jonathan, tin plate and sheet iron

worker, 58 North
Brown J. Harman, clerk, 67 Courtiand
Brown Rev. Joseph E. 617 w Fayette
Brown Joseph, laborer, 104 Lancaster
Brown Joseph, tailor, 118 s Sharp
Brown Joseph, Suc'y Gas Co. 617 w Fayette
Brown Joseph, laborer, 79 Johnson
Brown Joseph M. carpenter, 28'2}n Mulberry
Brown Joseph, supervisor B. & O". R. R. 349

Columbia
Brown Josiah W. sutler, 90 n Greene
Brown Joshua,coachm'r,347 Saratoga, dw 320
Brown Joshua L. tin and sheet iron worker,

464 Penna. av
Brown Julia, 46 Montgomery
Brown Mrs. Julia A. 206 Lee
Brown Julius, confectionery and toy store, 16

w Baltimore
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, 395 Lexington
Brown Lydia, s w cor Hillen and Front
Brown Mrs. Lydia D. 77 Chew
Brown Levi, music store, 457 w Baltimore
Brown Lewis P. shoemaker, 432 Lexington
Brown Louis, cooper, 237 s Sharp
Brown Madison, attorney, 12 s Calhoun
Brown Matthew J. feed store, 18Greenmountav
Brown M. laborer, 94 Lancaster
Brown M. M. seminary, 273 n Eutaw
Brown Maggie, 17 Foundry
Brown M. J. (M. J. & W. A. Brown,) 18

Greenmount av
Brown M. J. & W. A. flour and feed, 11 w

Pratt
Brown Madison, (Brown & Emory,) 12 s

Calhoun
Brown Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 105 L-Greene
Brown Mrs. Mary, 242 Light
Brown Mary E. 358 Lombard
Brown Mary, 106 e Fayette
Brown Mary, seamstress, 242 Light
Brown Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 68 Thames
Brown Mary, 230 Aisquith
Brown Mrs. Mary, boarding, 104 North
Brown Mary, 19 Lewis
Brown Mrs. Maria, 93 Saratoga
Brown Margaret, hardware, 283 s Bond
Brown Mary 42 w Biddle
Brown Mathew, potter, 88 s High
Brown Martin S. engraver, over cor Water

and Calvert, dw 71 Walsh
Brown Michael, carter, 23 Pleasant al
Brown Michael, laborer, 73 Stirling
Brown Michael, shoemaker, 228 s Charles

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of'Whiite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Iiampblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints aiul Vai-ni»lies, 100 W, liOmbard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baitimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Brown Mercer, Hollins e of Mount
Brown M. & S. (M. Brown, S. Brown,) dry
goods, 155 s Broadway and 243 w Baltimore,
up stairs
Brown M. Harold, eno;raver, 71 Walsh
Brown Morris, (M. & S.Brown,) 155 s Broad-
way
Brown Moses, painter, 81 Granby
Brown Nellie, 137 North
Brown Patrick, laborer, 73 Stirling
Brown Peter A. mariner, 196 s Regester
Brown Philip,grocer and shoemajier,21 Brown
Brown Priscilla T. 13 Spring ct
Brown Richard, grocer, 48 n Eutaw, dw 284

w Fayette
Brown Mrs. R. E. W. boarding 134 n High
BROWN & NIPE, (J. Frank Brown, J. W.
Nipe,) hay and feed dealers, 410 w Balti-
more
Brown Rachel P. 43 Lexington
Brown Rebecca, rear of 27 Fawn
Brown Robert, laborer, 177 s Washington, P.P.
Brown Reuben, huckster, 235 Peirce
Brown Richard, 42 e Eager
Brown Robert, jr. bookkeeper, 190 Preston
Brown Robert, huckster, 44 Rock
Brown Robert T. peddler, 413^ German
Brown Robert P. (Wm. Brown & Son,) 77

McCulloh
Brown Robert, sr. watches and fine jewelry,

158 w Baltimore, dw 189 w Lombard
Brown Reuben T. fruits, 235 Peirce
Brown Rosena S. trimmings store, 276 e Pratt
Brown Samuel soldier, 85 Peirce

Brown , clerk, 161 Stirling

Brown Mrs. Sarah, 66 s Bond

Brown Samuel, carpenter, 206 Lee

Brown Samuel, laborer, 205 w Biddle

Brown Samuel R. cigar maker, 179 s Paca

Brown Samuel, rigger, 14 Warren

Brown Sarah, washerwoman, 27 Foster al

Brown Mrs. Sarah, 55 e Baltimore

Brown Mrs. Sarah, 309 n Gay

Brown Mrs. Sarah A. boarding, 106 n High

Brown Mrs. Sarah, 964 w Baltimore

Brown Sarah A. tailoress, rear of 44 Hughes

Brown Schultz, restaurant, s e cor Howard

and Dover
Brown Sebastian, student at law, 53 n Greene
Brown Solomon, jr., 155 s Broadway
Brown Solomon, (M. & S. Brown,) 232 w

Lombard
Brown Stewart, attorney, 99 St. Paul, dw 71

n Calvert
Brown Susan, shoe binder, 440 Walsh
Brown Susan C. 28 Aisquith
Brown Dr. Septimus, office s e cor Balti-
more and Pine, dw n e cor Townsend and
Garden
Brown Theophilous, machinist, 215 Henrietta
Brown Thomas H. secretary Great Falls Iron
Co. s e cor Pratt and O'DonnelPs wharf,
dw n e cor Garden and Townsend
Brown Thomas M. (John Brown &. Son,) 95

n High
Brown Thomas H. copper smelter, Clinton s

of Boston
Brown Thonias R. 304 Madison av
Brown Thomas, machinist, 33 Jackson
Brown Thomas, clothier, 213 e Baltimore
Brown Thomas, moulder, 42 Rock
Brown Thomas A. 515 w Lombard
Brown Thomas E. barkeeper, 112 w Fayette

Brown Thomas, blacksmith, 33 Jackson
Brown Thomas W. carver, 13 s Poppleton
Brown Thomas/ fireman B. & O. R. R., 81

St. Peter
Brown Thomas, carpenter, 150 n Pine
Jjrown Thomas J. gold and silversmith, 90 av

Baltimore
Brown Thomas, ship joiner, 332 s Bond
Brown Timothy S. 28 Lloyd
Brown Vincent, wheel wrigiit, 363 Franklin
Brown V. J. & Co. (V. J. Brown,) grocers
and commission merchants, 66 Exchange
place
Brown V. J. (V. J. Brown & Co.) 14 Hollins
Brown Walter S. carpenter, 186 Saratoga
BROWN WM. & SON, (W. Brown, R. P.
Brown,) watches and jewelry, s e cor Bal-
timore and Charles
Brown Wm. (Wm. B. Brown & Son,) 77

McCulloh
Brown Wm. coal dealer, 253 Lexington, dw

55 Dolphin
Brown Wm. 253 Lexington
Brown Wm. H. (W. H. Brown & Bro.) 226

Garden
Brown Wm. A. (M. J. & W. A. Brown,) 121

n Eden
BROWN WM. H. & BRO. ( Wm. H. Brown,
Alexander E. Brown, John E. Morrison,)
druggists, 4 s Liberty
Brown Wm. T. 617 w Fayette
Brown Wm. laborer, 3 Park la
Brown Wm. H. soldier, 42 e Eager
Brown Wm. H. house carpenter, 14 s Ann
Brown Wm. L. carpenter, s w cor Front and

Low, dw 216 e Baltimore
Brown Wm. M. printer, 35 n Fremont
Brown Wm. F. carpenter, .39 Jefierson
Brown Wm. H. sutler, 90 n Greene
BROWN WILLIAM, agent N. C. R., n
w cor North and Centre, dw 340 Lex-
ington
Brown Wm. H. blacksmith, 3 s Oregon
Brown Wm. H. letter carrier, 3 s Oregon
Brown Wm. G. bricklayer, 273 Saratoga
Brown Wm. R. Quartermaster U. S. A., 37

Pearl
Brown William, bricklayer, 225 Peirce
Brown Wm. carpenter, 12 Greenmount av
Brown Wm. soldier, 95 s Spring
Brown Wm. carpenter, 149 n Caroline
Brown W. T. 18 Watson
Brown Wm. stevedore, 199 s Chester
Brown Wm. Z. clerk, 198 w Lombard
Brown & Zimmerman, (B. B. Brown, Ma-
thias Zimmerman,) grocers, n e cor Chats-
worth and Franklin
Browne Alexander D. 46 Cathedral
Browne Eliza, boarding house, 72 Lexington
Browne Henry, (Browne & Pope,) 75 s

Washington, F. P.
Browne James H. flour and grain, 40 and 42

s Frederick, dw 186 n Calvert
Browne Joseph K. dealer in grain, flour and

feed, 67 s Gay, dw Baltimore county
Browne Lewis B. agent, 99 Garden
Browne Mary B. dress maker, 105 L. Greene
Browne Nicholas V. 310 n Caroline
Browne & Pope, (Henry Browne, John Pope,)

rigging works, 31 Philpot
Browne Col. Wm. H. Acting Assistant Pro-
vost Marshal, 31 n Calvert
Browning Edward, rope maker, 650 Light

the: GKOVKR & BAK£R SEAVIIVG niACHINE Is tlie best for all purposes— SAIiKS
ROOBIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Browning Frederick W. 51 s Schroeder
Browning Mrs. Mary A. 75 s Eden
Browning Mrs. Mary, 103 w Biddle
Browning Silas, restaurant, 42 w Fayette
Browning Theodore, salesman, 40 Lexington
Browning Warfield T. (Cinnamond & Brown-
ing,) 59 w Fayette
Browning Wm. E. (Charles Reese & Co.) 150

w Madison
Browning Wm. S. 75 w Biddle
Browning Wm. E. painter, 103 w Biddle
Brownley Hiram L. ship carpenter, 365 Light
Brownley John W. ship carp'r. 271 e Pratt
Brownley Joseph, blacksmith, 43 Garden
Brownley Larkin, ship carpenter, 109 s Bond
Brownley Thomas J. engineer, 63 Hill
Brownwell Samuel, clerk, 119 Chew
Browsey August, laborer, 35 Penn
Brubach Charles, varnisher, 251 Franklin
Bruce Daniel C. 626 w Fayette
Bruce David, clerk, 211 Barre
Bruce George, watchmaker, 69 Druid Hill av
Bruce Granville, soldier, 250 n Howard
Bruce J. 40 w Baltimore
Bruce John M. coppersmith, 160 Aisquith
Bruce Mrs. Margaret K. 170 w Lombard
Bruce Robert, moulder, 8 Hill
Bruce Mrs. Robert, 26 Stirling
Bruce Wm. grocer, 153 e Madison
Bruce Rev. Wm. 123 Walsh
Bruck Henry M. tailor, 278 Hanover
Bruchey John F. boiler maker, 18 Amity
Bruchey David H. laborer, Itil L Greene
Bruckhoff Robert, tailor, 90 s Eutaw
Bruckmann Wm. shoemaker, 154 Henrietta
Bruckner John F. piano maker, 11 Sterrett
Bructer Mrs. Ellen, tavern, 152 s Eutaw
Bruder Michael, musician, 292 Canton av
Bruder Wm. laborer, 175 s Eden
Brueback Jacob, cab. maker, 10)^ s Calvert
Bruehl Justus, (Kotter & Co.)
Bruehl Wm. H. 28 Bank
Bruening Rudolph, bookkeeper, 30 n Greene
Bruer Conradt, machinist, 79 e Lombard
Bruer Henry, cabinet maker, 88 n Howard
Bruff Charles S. architect, 25 Front
Bruff James M. (J. W. Bruff «fe Co.) Foun-
tain hotel
Bruft'John W. (J. W. Bruff & Co.) 283

Madison av
BRUFF JOHN W. & CO. (J. W. Bruff, J.
W. Baker, J. M. Bruff,) dry goods mer-
chants, 245 w Baltimore
Bruff Joseph D. custom house, 78 s Ann
Bruggman Amelia, fancy store, 287 Canton av
Bruggman Henry, carpenter, 284 Canton av
Bruggman John J. tavern, 32 Fell
BruUe Frederick, lager beer, 179 Lexington
Brummel Albert, (Joyer, Brummell & Jean,)

33 King
Brummel Henry, paper hanger, 1 Diamond
Brummel Mrs. Mary, 1 Diamond
Brummer Carson H. tavern, 243 Hanover
Brun Edward, machinist, 86 Lexington
Brun Mad. F. child's dressmaker, 86 Lex-
ington
Brundige Charles H. salesman, 183 s Charles
Brundige Rebecca, dressmaker, 109 n Eutaw
Brundige Wm. sr., 183 s Charles
BRUN EF.W.& SONS, (F. W. Brune, J.
C. Brune, W. H. Brune,) merchants and
agents Maryland Steam Sugar Refining Co.
89 and 91 Smith's wharf

Brune F. laborer, 107 Lancaster
Brune Frederick W. (Brown & Brune,) Bal-
timore county
Brune Wm. T. collar maker, 58 Albemarle
Brune Wm. H. (F. W. Brune & Sons,) 38

Mt. Vernon Place
Bruner Joseph, currier, 13 Diamond
Bruning Carrie, teacher, House of Refuge
Bruning George, cabinet maker, 16 Wayne,

dw 403 w Pratt
Bruning H. clerk, 30 n Greene
Bruning Henry, groceries and liquors, 9

Warner
Bruning Rev. H. H. prolessor of languages,

49 Lexington
Brunhorn Christopher, sailor, 27 Thames
Brunner Abel, (Rawlins & Brunner,) 80

Aisquith
Brunner Andrew, clerk, 54 Pearl
Brunner Mrs. Andrew B. 54 Pearl
Brunner Francis, laborer, 107 Lancaster
Brunner Henry, tailor, 65 s Eutaw
Brunner Jacob, machinist, 196 Columbia
Brunner John L. tailor, 272 s Sharp
Brunner Joseph, tailor, 171 Stirling
Brunner John, butcher, 92 Hampstead
Brunner R. breaksman, 51 s Schroeder
Brunner Wm. T. clerk, 54 Pearl
Bruns Bernard, shoemaker, 281 n Gay
Bruns John, (Briel & Bruns,) 164 Mulberry
Brunt Mrs. E. J. embroideries and lace goods,

189 w Baltimore, dw 92 Saratoga
Brunt James, driver Harden Express, 359

Penna. av
Brunt Louis, shoemaker, 255 s Bond
Brunt Mis. Mary, seamstress, 160 Pine
Brunt Ralph, 487 Penna. av
Bruntsch Anthony, cigar maker, 181 s Sharp
Bruntz C. cooper, 47 Plum al
Bruscup Albert, tailor, 83 n Caroline
Bruscup Columbus, carpenter, 233 e Madison
Bruscup George H. sheet-iron worker, 323 e

Monument
Bruscup Thomas, bailiff Orphans' Court, 219

e Fayette
Bruscup Wm. painter, 225 e Madison
Brush Charles W. 217 Garden
Brushwiller Geo. painter, John n^f Mount
Brushwiller Theodore, painter, John n of

Mount
Brushwiller Wm. jr., painter, 13 Liberty al
Brusnan John, laborer, 158 n Dallas
Brussel Capt. Conrad, 296 s Ann
BRUSTER & GRIFFITH, (James Bruster,
John M. Griffith,) manufacturers of Buck-
eye mower and reaper, and agricultural im-
plements, &c., 49 n Paca
Bruster James, (Bruster & Griffith,) Balti-
more county
Brutsche Felix, grocery and feed store and

livery stable, 58 Clay, dw 146 Saratoga
Brutsche Louis, U. S. N., 200 Montgomery
Bryan Alfred, farmer, 245 n Caroline
Bryan Charles H. grocery, 53 North, dw 108

Hanover
Bryan Capt. Frederick C. mariner, 244 e

Fayette
Bryan Henry, laborer, Philadelphia road near

city limits
Bryan John, wire worker, 57 Hughes
Bryan Patrick, stone polisher, 140 Saratoga
BRYAN SAMUEL L. & CO. (S.L. Bryan,)
trim'ngs and white goods, 221 w Baltimore

JAMES H. JOmrSOar, city steam Firewood BllUs-Warren's Fire anU Water.proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.
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Bryan Robert, cutter, 100 n Exeter

Bryan Samuel L. (S. L. Bryan & Co.) 130 w

Favptte _. ,,

Bryan Thomas, shoemaker, 160 n Dallas
Bryan Thomas, book dealer, 6 s Exeter
Bryan Thomas, machinist, 135 s Lden
Bryan Wm. S. attorney, 30 St. Paul, dw 285

w Fayette , ■■

Bryan Wm. H. gas filter, s e cor Gough and

Washington ^, ,

Bryan Wm. H. breaksman, 291 s Charles
Bryant Pauline, dress maker, 17 Jackson
Bryant Wilson P. merchant, 354 Lexmgton
Bryarly Robert, tailor, 100 n Exeter
Bryden George W. J. , Jackson near Harrison,

Homestead i u n

Bryer George, cabinet maker, 49 Leadenhall
BryerWm. locksmith, 22 New
Bryson Bernard A. grocer, 14 n Strieker
Bryson Mrs. Catharine, boarding, 625 w

Pratt , . .,

Bryson Gilbert H. city surveyor and civil en-

■i-ineer. City Hall, dw 59 Aisquith
Bryson Hugh, shoemaker, 229 n Caroline
Bryson J. F. clerk, 40 Lexington
Bryson Wm. H. clerk N. C. R., 40 Lexington
BuberilJohn, soldier, 57 s Eutaw
Bubert J. D. tavern and feed store, 99 and 101

s Charles
Buchanan Andrew, wagoner, 7 Abraham
Buchanan James E. commission merchant, 130

North, dw 34 McCuUoh
Buchanan James H. attorney, 82 w Fayette,

dw 62 St. Paul
Buchanan L. 57 St. Paul

Buchanan Richard H. mariner, 31 McElderry
BUCHHAUM HENRY, lager beer, s e cor

Central av and Lombard and s e cor of L.

Gough and Stiles .

Buchsbaum Benjamin S, butcher, 161 n Eden
Buchbaum Johii, tavern, 33 w Fayette
Bucheit Peter, carter, 280 Johnson
Bucher Jacob, cabinet maker, 224 Canton av
Bucher John, laborer, 29 Union
Bucher Leonard, cigar maker, 29 Union
Buchheimer George, grocery, 442 Penna. av
Buchheimer George, shoemaker, 3 Walnut al
BUCHHEIMER PETER, clothier, 22 w

Pratt
Buchman John, shoemaker, 33 Albemarle
Buchwald Frederick, soldier, 180 Raborg
Buchwald Michael, butcher, 5 Belair market,

dw Belair av near city limits
Buck Alfred, 301 e Baltimore
Buck Alonzo, 109 Albemarle
Buchta Wm. C. wheelwright, 25 Hillen

BUCHTA JGHN.Wheelwright and
Blacksmith, manufacturer of ev-
ery kind of work in his line, such
as Wagons, Light Carriages, &c.,
Also, every kind of blacksmith
work in general, repairing done at
the shortest notice. Cheap for
Cash, 23 Hillen, dw 25

Buck B. C, (Buck & Carter,) 135 w Hoffman
Buck Benj. G., plasterer, 75 s Greene
Buck Benj. G., inspector of weights, 75 s
Greene

BUCK & CARTER, (B. C. Buck, Wm. H.

Carter,) sailmakers, 85 Smith's wharf
Buck Capt. Charles W., U. S. N., 615 w

Lombard
Buck Charles W., jr., clerk, 615 w Lombard
Buck Edward D., iron and steel, 86 w Pratt,

dw 75 e Pratt
Buck Elizabeth, 104 e Fayette
Buck George W., proprietor Fulton House,

34 w Pratt
Buck James, clerk, 34 w Pratt
Buck James, U. S. N., 104 e Fayette
Buck Mrs. Jane, 396 Franklin
Buck Jane, 104 e Fayette
Buck John H. & Co., (J H. and W. B.

Buck,) hardware merchants, 88 w Pratt
Buck John M., miller, 8 Spear's wharf, dw

205 Franklin
Buck John H., (John H. Buck & Co.,) 75 e

Pratt
Buck John, jr., asst. assessor 2d district, office

58 e Baltimore, dw 75 e Pratt
Buck John, 75 e Pratt
Buck John C, bricklayer, 235 n Caroline
Buck Joseph A., (Isaac M Denson & Buck,)

69 Hill
Buck Joseph W., clerk, 49 Liberty
Buck Lee Andrew, brickmaker, 29 Cambridge
Buck Lewis F., clerk, 47 n Hiirh
Buck Theodore A., clerk, 69 Hill
Buck Wesley B., (John H. Buck & Co.,) 75

e Pratt
Buck Wm., brickmaker, 29 Cambridge
Buck Lieut. Wm. C, U. S. N., 615 w Lom-
bard
Buck Wm., cigar box maker, 147 Barre
Buck Wm. H. clerk, 57 Dolphin
Buck Wm., engineer, 79 Camden
Buckchman Peter, liquor, 116 s Spring
Buckelman Conrad, tailor, 125 Barre
Buckey George A., engineer, 40 s Schroeder
Buckey James H., engineer, 40 s Schroeder
Buckhart Adam, laborer, Marioti iir Haubert
Bucking Francis, baker, 96 Hollins
Buckingham C, music teacher, 530 Lexington
Buckingham Francis M., agent, 291 Hollins
Buckingham Isaac, music teacher, 39 Pine
Buckingham Jas., coach trimmer, 21 n Eden
Buckingham James R., 9 Pearl
Buckingham Jesse, laborer, 847 w Pratt
Buckingham John \V., carp'r, 54 s Schroeder
Buckingham Mrs. Mary J., tailoress, 172

Dover
Buckingham P. G., young ladies' academy,

123 Mulberry
Buckingham Mrs. Susan, 39 Pine
Buckingham Washington L., agent for Bick-

foid & Hoffman, 39 Pine
Buckingham Wm. H., bricklayer, 56 Ensor
Buckler Dr. John, 135 n Charles
Buckler Dr. Riggin, 135 n Charles
BUCKLER. & SHIPLEY (E. G. Shipley,)
wholesale liquor dealers, 85 and 87 s Charles
BUCKLER Dr. THOMAS H.,41 Lexington
Buckler Zack, clerk, 192 e Monument
Buckler Wm. H., ferryman, 81 s Chester
Buckless Henry, pilot, 126 Gough
Buckley Catherine, milliner, 103 n Eutaw
Buckley Charles R., boot and shoe manufac-
turer, 97 and 99 Hanover
Buckley Daniel, laborer, 60 Eastern av
Buckley Eliza, tavern, 43 President
Buckley Elizabeth, seamstress, 24 Hamburg

SHIRTS I SHIRTS :: shirts::: RAYMOIVD, burton & CO. are now located at
168 Baltlmore-st., betvreeni Calvert and St. Paul.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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BUCKLEY, CROWLE & CO., (J.
D. Crowle,) Oyster and Fruit pack-
ers, keep constantly on hand fresh
and Cove Oysters, &c., 121 Hillen

Buckley John, clerk, 240 n Eden

Buckley John, substitute broker, 338 n Eutaw

Buckley John D., Quarter Master U. S. A.,

193 Garden
Buckley John, milk, 90 s Republican
Buckley Jno., rigger, 170 s Washington, F. P.
Buckley Martin, carter, 14 Orbit al
Buckley Mary A., confectioner, 60 Thames
Buckley Mrs. Mary, 15 Abbey al
Buckley Robert L., tailor, 165 Franklin
Buckman Charles, can maker, 25 Scott
Buckman Henry, peddler, 204 Canton av
Buckmaster Hillery, caulker, 147 Johnson
Buckmiller Robert, tanner. North near Eager
Buckmiller Wm., tanner, 98 Chew
Buckner Adam, shoemaker, 213 Chesnut
Buckner Dr. Charles S., 12 Cathedral
Bucksbaum Jacob, lager beer saloon, s e cor

Central av and Lombard
Bucksbaum John J., confectionery, 177 e

Lombard
Bucksbaum Julius, dry goods dealer, 194 s

Broadway and 61 s Howard
Buckstein Wm., fireman, 350 s Eutaw
Buckstone John, engineer, 34 s Schroeder
Eudecker Jean F. , watchman, 173 Columbia
Budecker L., ladies' shoe dealer, 43 n Gay
Budeke George H., clerk, 45 Albemarle
Buderer, John G., turner, 6 Jasper
Budd Charles A., cigar maker, 259 Gough
Budd John J., carpenter, 257 Gough
Budd John, tailor, 29 Hampstead
Budd Wm. W. J., stevedore, 187 s Chester
Budde Wm., blacksmith, 104 Eastern av
Buddemyer Wm., 217 s Wolfe
Buddey Christianna, 38 Slemmer al
Buehler Catherine, housekeeper, 59 Columbia
Buehler Charles, ship carpenter, 2 Hill
Buehler William, tobacco and cigars, 182

Franklin
Buel Walter, paymaster U; S. A., 8 Barnet
Buengener Mrs. George W., confectionery,

261 s Sharp
Buermann Henry, shoemaker, 132 Barre
Bufleh John, laborer, 16 Shakspeare
Bufter Elijah, driver City Pass, cars, 122 s

Washington, F. P.
Bufter John, laborer, 100 s Regester
Buhler Thomas, carpenter, 34 s Eutaw
Buhman Daniel, shoemaker, 269 s Charles
Buhrman Henry, siioemaker, 132 Barre
Buht Wm., laborer, 126 e Lombard
Bulack Joseph, shoemaker, 248 w Pratt, dw

330 w Lombard
Bulack Michael, shoemaker, 248 w Pratt
Bull Asahel, carpenter, 131 Ensor
Bull Dr. Benj. H. D., 260 w Pratt
Bull Edmund, 121 n Eutaw
Bull Frank, printer, 28 North
Bull George W., carpenter, 244 n Caroline
Bull Mrs. Mary, 121 n Eutaw
Bull Nicholas W., carpenter, 61 w Biddle
Bull Shadrack, watchman, 28 George
Bull Wm. K., teamster, 64 Decker
BuUen Harriet, laundress, 74 St. Mary
BuUen Mrs. Mary, 181 s Paca

Bullen Wm., conductor B. & 0. R. R., 181 s

Paca
Bullgan John H., laborer, 336 Mulberry
Bulling Charles, (Gerdes, Bulling & Wehr-

hane,) 125 Hanover
Bullock C. K., clerk, 401 w Lombard
Bullock Daneil, potter, 287 e Lombard
Bullock Henry, blacksmith, 209 Hollins
Bullock James, collar maker, 16 McClelland's

al, dw 542 w Fayette
BULLOCK JOHN & SON, (Kazwell, John

S. and Joseph L. Bullock,) glue manufac-
tory, Washington road near city limits
Bullock John §., (John Bullock &, Son,)

243 Columbia
Bullock Joseph L., (John Bullock & Son,)

247 Columbia
BULLOCK Rev. Dr. J. J., Franklin street

Presbyterian Church, s w cor Hamilton and

Cathedral
Bullock J. J., jr., s w corner Hamilton and

Cathedral
Bullock Kazwell, (John Bullock & Son,)

339 Columbia
Bull's Head hotel, 130 n Front, R. D. Stans-

bui'y, proprietor
Bump Josephus L., provisions, 228 Franklin
Bump Samuel C, gravel roofer, 88 s Ann
Bunce David, coach trimmer, 232 e Chase
Bunce John, coach painter, 232 e Chase
Hunce Richard, bricklayer, 318 Harford av
Bunce Robert, laborer, 151 n Central av
Bunch John J., fireman, 140 Cross
Bunch Joshua A., fisherman, 131 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Bunch Mrs. Margaret, 36 President
Buncher Dr. Frantz, 30 n Bond
Bundschuh Louis Casper, 189 e Lombard
Bunger John H., shoemaker, 89 s Spring
Bunn Joseph, 355 s Charles
Bunn Peter, clerk Monument House, n e cor

Calvert and Fayette
Bunn Phillip, well digger, 56 Johnson
Bunting Elizabeth, 7 Gough
Bunting George, carpenter, 158 e Monument
Bunting George R., clothing cutter, 24 s High
Bunting George W., carpenter, 7 Gough
Bunting Dr. John, bailiff Criminal Court, 20

Ann
Bunting J. J., (Bunting & Ridgely,) 140 w

Fayette
Bunting Joseph, carpenter, 140 s Central av
Bunting Mrs. Margaret, boarding, 43 Pine
Bunting Mrs. Mary E., confec'ry, 333 Light
Bunting & Ridgely. (J. J. Bunting and L. G.
Ridgely,) mer'nt tailors, 3 Franklin Build-
ing, North
Bunting Robert W., mariner, 76 William
Bunting Mrs. Sarah, 377 Light
Bunting Washington A., mariner, 377 Light
Bunting Wm. carpenter, 22 s Carey
Bur.ting Wm. J., shoemaker, 70 n Howard
Bunlzinthal Francis, grocery, 37 Rose
Bunyan Ann, 106 n Calvert
Bunyan Mary, tailoress, ]06 n Calvert
Burbage John, laborer, Falls road near North-
ern av
Burbage John E., jr., salesman, 332 Aisquith
Burbage Mrs. Maria, 332 Aisquith
Burbank David, com. merchant, 148 w Pratt

dw 242 Saratoga
Burbank Leonard, salesman, 13 Pearl
Burch Francis A., ship joiner, 3 a Caroline'

J. HEWRT GIESE, Conuttission Merchant, for the sale or FJottr, Grain, Seeds, t!^.
Hoseudale Cement and Caleined Plaster constantljr on hand, HI Spear's WluurC

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Burch Fred'k D., comb maker, 554 Saratoga
Burch James A., ship joiner, 294 e Lombard
Burch Mary, dressmaker, 3 s Caroline
Burch Mary A., confectionery, 554 Saratoga
Burch Tliomas B., clerk in Court Common

Pleas, 49 Washington, F. P.
Burch Wm N., (Townsend, Friend & Co.,)

Prince George's co., Md.
Burchard J. C., messenger Adams' Express

Co , 110 w Fayette
Burchinal John, clerk, 110 \v Fayette
Burchling John, cigar maker, 33 Albemarle
Burdett Aaron, copper plate maker, 364 Lex-
ington
Burdett Edwin, copper plate maker, 364 Lex-
ington
Burdett Francis, dentist, 27 s Broadway
Burdick Wm. H., attorney, 59 w Fayette,

dw 158 w Lombard
Bure Joseph, laborer, 128 Scott
Bures James, harness maker, 297 Canton av
Burg Kuhn, Ijakcr, 277 n Central av
Burg Thos. B., clerk, 49 s Washington, F. P.
Burgan Annie J., tailoress, corner Lloyd and

Baltimore
Burgan E., laborer, 124 L. Greene
Burgan John, soldier, 183 East
Burgan Sarah, 115 n Gay
Burgan Thos. T., cigar maker, 69 n Caroline
Burgard Peter, glass blower, 140 Hughes
Burgee Mrs. Elizabeth, 421 n Central av
Burger Charles, grocery, Frederick road near

Calverton
Burger Frank J., glass blower, Stockholm,

between Eutaw and Russell
Burger Gustav, gardener, 242 Greenmountav
Burger Henry, dry goods and variety, 212 s

Broadway
Burger John, blacksmith, 114 Hamburg
Burger Nicholas, 199 William
Burgenstock Henry, tailor, 141 n Bond
Burgess B. T., (C. W. Burgess & Son,) 190

e Fayette

Burgess Benj. pattern maker, 41 s Poppleton

Burgess Caleb H. & John, silver platers,

Fayette near Sharp, dw Caleb H. B., 450

Lexington

Burgess Charles R., (Wm. Burgess & Son,)

100 n Greene
Burgess C. W., (C. W. Burgess & Son,) 162

n Gay
BURGESS C. W. & SON, (C. W. Burgess,

B. T. Burgess,) grocers, 166 n Gay
Burgess Geo. K., dep. clerk Criminal Court,

232 e Fayette
Burgess James, shoemaker, 223 n Bond
Burgess John, (Caleb H. & John Burgess,)

75 n Poppleton
Burgess John T., policeman, 73 n Caroline
Burgess Laomi, upholsterer, 26 n Liberty
Burgess Mary, tailoress, 76 s Fremont
Burgess Owen, silver plater, 69 n Pine
Burgess Stephen E., carpenter, 232 e Fayette
Burgess Theodore H., clerk, 36 s Exeter
Burgess Thomas, commission mer't, 106 Lee
Burgess Wm. & Son, (Wm. Burgess, C. R.
Burgess,) merchant tailors, 5 s Sharp, dw
Wm. B. n w corner Greene and Mulberry
Burgess Wm. T., pattern maker, 45 s Pop-
pleton
Burgess Wm., blacksmith, 9 Josephine
Burgess Wm., blacksmith, 470 w Lombard
Burgess Wrn. H. clerk, 91 Jefferson

Burgher Charles, baker, 342 s Sharp
Burgian Mary F., 57 n Exeter
Burgmeyer, Adam, laborer, 260 n Central av
Burgu'nder Benjamin & Co., (B. Burgunder

and D. Ambach,) wholesale clothiers, 11

German
Burgunder Benjamin, (B. Burgunder & Co.,)

276 w Pratt
Burgunder Joseph, boot and shoe dealer, 295

w Pratt
Burgunder Joseph, merchant tailor, s w cor.

Pratt and Eutaw, dw 303 w Pratt
Burgunder Simon, clothier, 53 w Baltimore

BUEGY W. CORWIN, Importer
and Wholesale Dealer in Grocers'
articles, teas, &c. Sole Agent for
Maryland and District of Colum-
bia, for Thurston Hall & Go's
Boston Crackers and Jaques Bros'
pure native Catawba and Isabella
Wines, 14 n Charles, dw 347 n
Eutaw ,

Burk Francis, shoemaker, 18 Hampstead
Burk John, cooper, 17 n Central av
Burk Mrs. Johanna, 397 w Pratt
Burk Patrick, barkeeper, 167 L. Greene
Burk Tobias, cooper, 11 n Spring
Burk Wm., 184 Gough
Burk Wm., police, 132 e Madison
Burk Wm., mariner, 67 Albemarle
Burkamp Francis, baker, 149 n Eutaw
Burkard Conrad, laborer, 51 s Regester
Burkardt Philip, varnisher, 29 Union
Burkhard Jos'h, harness maker, 27 s Regester
Burkhard Peter, harness maker, 144 n Cen-
tral av
Burke Andrew J., deputy warden city jail,

262 Greenmount av
Burke Catherine, seamstress, 29 Mosher
Burke Catherine, tailoress, 12 Low
Burke Dominic, pattern maker, 26 s Schroeder
Burke Edward, 40 Lee
Burke Ezekiel, plasterer, 127 n Eden
Burke Elizabeth, restaurant, 143 e Pratt
Burke Eliza, 159 Garden
Burke Geo. W. 134 Cathedral
Burke George B. clerk Savings Bank of Bal-
timore, 1,34 Cathedral
Burke Henry, paper hanger, 1 Williamson al
Burke Jacob, lamplighter, 99 Druid Hill av.
Burke Jacob, huckster, 72 Preston
Burke Jacob W. police, 104 Preston
Burke, John, laborer, 126 s Washington, FP
Burke John laborer, 73 York
Burke John H. H. feed, 580 w Pratt
Burke John grocery, 7 Hull
Burke Joseph, boarding house, 350 s Bond
Burke Joseph F. bricklayer, 636 w Baltimore
Burke Justus, blacksmith, 271 Canton av
Burke Lawrence, shoemaker, 62 Center Mar-
ket space, dw 123 s Exeter
Burke, Mrs. Mary, 43 Haubert
Burke, Margaret, confectionery , 43 n Fremont
Burke Margaret, grocer, 148 Bank
Burke Mrs. Mary, 34 Chatsworth
Burke Michael, laborer, 193 Vine
Burke Michael laborer, 55 Haubert
Burke Michael, tailor, 37 s Front

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Burke Michael, grocer, 74 York

Burke Nichs. stone cutter, 256 Greenmount av

Burke Oliver, fireman, 99 Druid Hill av

Burke Owen, laborer, 7 Jenkins al

Burke Mrs. Pamelia,uphoIs. 94 n Howard

Burke Patrick, laborer, 30 s Poppleton

Burke Patrick, laborer, 15 Cuba

Burke Patrick, barkeeper, 167 L Greene

Burke Richard, laborer, 13 n Amity

Burke Richard, tinner, 14 Holland

Burke Robert, tinner, cor Holland and Eden

Burke Robert, Boston w of Clinton

Burke Sarah, 127 n Eden

Burke Mrs. Sabina 1 Page al

Burke Thomas, soldier, 235 n Bond

Burke Thomas, painter, 520 w Baltimore, dw

317 Saratoga
Burke Thomas E. tavern, 113)^ McElderry's

wharf
Burke Wm. H. cigar maker, 134 n Ga}'
Burke Wm. engineer, 16 Lemmon
Burke Wm. B. oyster packer, 5 Mercer, dw

472 Penna. av
Burke Wm. R. butcher, 256 Greenmount av
Burkeat Peter, harness maker, 144 n. Cen-
tral av
Burkert Charles, tailor, 36 n Caroline
Burkert George, shoemaker, 4 Jasper
Burkert John, laborer, 227 s Bond
Burkett John, shoemaker, 308 Mulberry
Burkhard Anthony, glass blow'r,12 McHenry
Burkhard Philip, varnisher, 29 Union
Burkhardt Andreas, laborer, 62 s Regester
Burkhardt George, laborer, 1 Port
Burkhardt Jacob, car driver, 31 Preston
Burkhead Johil W. police, 409 n Gay
Burkins Isaac, engineer, 29 s Republican
Burkins Wm. moulder, 220 Hollins
Burkman Charles U. carpenter, 34 Haubert
Burkman Frederick, 18 Haw
Burkman M. 230 s Charles
Burley Henry W. police, 256 c Madison
Burley Isaac, shoemaker, 178 n Caroline
Burley Matilda, millinery, 27 Stirling
Burlin John, laborer, 99 Washington, F H
Burlingame Dr. Waterman, dentist, 54 n

Charles
Burlingham John, plasterer, 133 s Fremont
Burman Ernest H. confect 87 n Fremont
Burman Jer. police, 11 s Shroeder
Burman Jer. police, 544 w Pratt
Burman Mrs. grocer, 29 Rock
Burmingham John, pattern mk. 53 Milliman
Burmingham Mary, 1.32 s Fremont
Burn Mrs. Mary, 1 Liberty al
Burn Robert, ship carpenter, 226 Bank
Burn Robert jr. ship carpenter, 226 Bank
Burnap Mrs. Geo. W. 45 n Calvert
Burnay Wm. foundryman, 309 Light
Burne John, salesman, 46 Barre
Burne Mrs. Mary, 46 Barre
Burner Catherine, 180 n High
Burnes Bridget, 159 Aliceanna
Burnes Charles H. laborer, 98 Stiles
Burnes Dennis, laborer, 8 Constitution
Burnes Edward, painter, 38 Orleans
Burnes James, laborer, Donnelly's ct
Burnes James, ship carpenter, 177 s Wash-
ington , F P
Burnes Mary, 263 Forrest
Burnes Peter, mariner, 314 Aliceanna
Burnes William, carpenter, 382 Harford av
Burneston Dr. Edward, 475 Penna. av

Burneston Isaac B. bookkeeper, 154 e Balti-
more
Burnett Alford, carpenter, 86 Granby
Burnett Rev. D. S. n w cor Fayette and

Eutaw
Burnett Elijah, teacher, Baltimore Business

College, cor St. Paul and Lexington
Burnett, George, time keeper, 2 n Schroeder
Burnett Geo. H. carpenter, 30 Gough
Burnett Geo. R. clerk, 25 s Howard
Burnett George R. clerk, 26 Columbia
Burnett Henrv H. (Hollins & Burnett,) 65 s

Gay
Burnett Jane, confectioner, 188 e Baltimore
Burnett Joseph P. police, 202 Aisquith
Burnett Capt. Joseph P. 10 Gough
Burnett Maria L. teacher, n w cor Eden and

Union al
Burnett Mary E. teacher, 56 n. Eden
Burnett M. conductor City R. R. 22 Druid

Hillav
Burnett Philip, sailor, 10 n Durham
Burnett Washington, 254 e Pratt
Burnett Wm. A. 54 n Eden
Burnett Wm. watchman, 54 n Eden
Burnett Wm. T. clerk B. & O. R. R. 146 Lee
Burnett Wm. H., Gough w of Caroline
Burney James, 114 St. Peter
Burnham Capt. Enoch, mariner, 356 e Balti-
more
Burnham John T. blacksmith, 48 n. Paca
Burnham John F. dairyman, 51 Granby
Burnham, John, blacksmith, 48 n Paca, dw

33 Cliatsworth
Burnham John W. clerk, 356 e Baltimore
Burnham Samuel, painter, 49 n Eden
Burnhcart Joseph, hat store, 166 s Sharp
Burningham John, laborer, 132 s Fremont
Burnheimer Sigmond, tailor, 704 w Balti-
more
Burns Agnes, washerwoman, 7 L McElderry
Burns Andrew, 190 s Central av
Burns Mrs. Ann, boardmg house, 9 Fell
Burns Benj. barkeeper Susquehanna House,

s e cor Franklin and Calvert
Burns Dennis, laborer, 98 Granby
Burns Edw. hatter, 40 Centre Market space
Burns Edward, painter, 38 Orleans
Burns Edward, painter, 77 n Schroeder
Burns Elizabeth, 951 w Baltimore
Burns Edward, clerk, 211 s Charles
Burns Edward, carpenter, 252 Franklin
Burns Francis, sr., (Burns, Russell & Co.)

168 w Fayette
Burns Francis, jr. (Wilson & Burns) 175 w

Hoffman
Burns George, butcher, 172 s Central av
BURNS GEORGE W. shoe store, 338 w

Baltimore, dw. 168 w Fayette
Burns Henry, grocery, 71 Watson
Burns James, pilot, 340 e Fayette
Burns Mrs. Jane, 150 Pearl
Burns John, hostler, 140 Parkin
Burns John, laborer, rear of 42 Tyson
Burns John, laborer, 12 n Amity
Burns John T. 135 Orleans
Burns John, blacksmith, Lombard w of Carey
Burns John, laborer, 78 s Dallas
Burns Joseph, soldier, 353 e Eager
Burns Joseph, laborer, 7 Tyson
Burns Lewis H. blacksmith, Lombard w ot

Carey
Burns Martin, moulder, 1 Webb

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Burns Mary A. 63 Columbia

Burns Mary, Walsh bet Biddle and Green

willow
Burns Matthew, carter, 172 s Central av
Burns Michael, laborer, 271 William-
Burns Michael, shoemaker, 262 n Gay
Burns Michael, painter, 104 Franklin
Burns Owen, com. merchant 162 e Fayette
Burns Patrick R. tailor, 70 Orleans
Burns Patrick, drayman, 208 German
Burns Patrick, laborer, 138 Hamburg
Burns Patrick, laborer, 37 Stockton al
Burns Patrick, moulder, 109 Cathedral
Burns Patrick, laborer, 41 York
Burns Patrick, laborer, 51 Union
Burns Peter, drayman, 7 Townsend
Burns Richard, caulker, 37 Henrietta
Burns Robert A. harness maker, 564 Lex-
ington
BURNS, RUSSELL & CO. brickmakers, 30

Columbia
Burns Saml. carpenter, 129 Washington, FH
BURNS & SLOAN, (Saml. Burns and G. F.
Sloan) lumber merch'ts, 132 Light st wharf
Burns Thomas, blacksmith, 24 Jew al
Burns Thomas, laborer, 173 s Durham
Burns Walter, peddler, 13 s Washington, F. P
Burns Wm. finisher, 255 Hamburg
Burns Wm. F. finisher, 25 s Schroeder
Burns Wm. F. (Burns, Russell & Co,) Madi-
son av. near Dolphin

BURNSIDE, GUSTIN & CO. (J.
O. P. Burnside, E. P. Gustin and
W. Polk) General Agents Nation-
al Life and Health Insurance Co.
Insures against all kinds of acci-
dents by travel or otherwise, 15
8 Gay.

Burnside Capt. .lames O. P. (Burnside, Gustin

& Co.) 366 e Biitimore
Burnslagle George, I 1 1 orer, 199 William
Burnup Elizabeth, 3 n Caroline
Burrier Raymond, bricklayer, 247 n Eden
Burris, Susan, 3 Tripoletts al
BURROUGH BROS. (E. E. Burrough, S.

G Burrough and H. Burrough) wholesale

druggists, 54 and 56 Light
Burrough E. E. (Burrough Bros.) s e cor

Madison and McMechin
Burrough H. (Burrough Bros.) w Lombard

near Parkin
Burrough Jacob, lime dealer, office 52 Light,

dw s e cor Madison and McMechin
Burrough S. G. (Burrough Bros.) s e cor

Madison and McMechin
Burroughs Mrs. Elizabeth, 573^ Harrison
Burroughs Mrs. Elizabeth, 3 n "Fremont
Burrow Lieut. Frederick M., U. S. A., 34 n

Calvert
Burrows Ellen, 692 w Pratt
Burrows Peter, tavern, Clinton s. of Boston
Burruss Henry L. paper carrier, 66 Raborg
Burruss John L. watchman, 66 Raborg
Burslem Alexander, laborer, St. Charles ho-
tel, Hull bet Marriott and Nicholson
Burt Alfred P. Secretary Laurel Cannel Coal

and Oil Co., n e cor South and Second, dw

82 e Baltimore
Burt Thomas, salesman, 59 Columbia

Burtoff George, cooper, 240 Cross

Burton Charles, wagoner, 249 n Eden

Burton Ellen, tailoress, 46 e Eager

Burton Edwin S. 12 Laurel

Burton Geo.W. (Raymond, Burton & Co.) 38

w Baltimore
Burton Mrs. Hannah, 310 Caroline
Burton Isaac, machinist, 799 w Baltimore
Burton John S. police, 9}4 n Eutaw
Burton John A. police, 9f4 n Eutaw
Burton Mrs. Jane, rear 71 Lexington
Burton Mrs. Margaret, 137 n Front

BURTON DR. O. A.

w Fayette street.

Dentist, 94

Burton Robert, police, 290 Mulberry
Burton Thos. C. steam dyer, 121 Lexington
Burton Thomas R. mariner, 305 e Pratt
Burton Thomas, 326 e Monument
Burton Wm. dyer, 121 Lexington
Burwell Mary C. S. dress mak. 115 Columbia
Busbey John, tinner, n e cor Gay and Monu-
ment
Busby Robert, bakery, 54 n Eden
Busch Bernard, grocery, hquor, flour and feed

store, 406 Harford av
Busch Bernard, cabinet mak. 49 Constitution
Busch Bernhardt, cabinet maker, 266 n Cen-
tral av
Busch George, cabinet maker, Frederick road

near toll gate
Burch Frank W. laborer, 20 s Chapel
BUSCH GEORGE W. Ferry Bar House,

dw 494 Light
Busch Henry, laborer, 308 J'ohnson
Busch Henry, cabinet maker, 6 New
BUSCH HENRY, restaurant, 204 Light
Busch Lawrence, jeweler, 279 n Gay
Busch Wm. H. engineer, 203 Montgomery
Busch Wm. cooper, 186 Canton av
Buschman Clement A. tailor, 197 Lexington
BUSCHMAN & CO'S (Ernst Buschman
and Theodore Weiber) steam sawing and
planing mill, cor President and Canton av.
and Caroline and Canton av
Buschman Ernst, (Buschman & Co.) 34 e

Pratt
Buschman Frederick, grocery, 317 Hanover
Buschman Frederick, painter, 60 Mulberry

BUSCHMAN FRANCIS, Merchant
Tailor, 9 n Liberty.

Buschman Henry, merchant tailor, 220 Lex-
ington

Buschman Hermann, tailor, 1,35 Lexington

Buschman Victor, 34 e Pratt

BUSCHMANN VICTOR H. tailor's trim-
mings, &c. 2 Hanover, dw239 w Fayette

Buser Joseph, shoemaker, 494 w Lombard

Busey Rev. E F. 26 n Paca

Busey James R. brickmouider, 778 w Balti-
more

Busey Norval H. photographer, 53 n Greene

Busey Sarah N. 53 n Greene

Busey Wm. M. attorney, 71 w Fayette, dw
53 n Greene

Bush Abraham, 440 Light

Bush Geo. H.C. J. car driver, 268 e Lombard

Bush Geo. W. bricklayer, 96 Richmond

Bush Henry, moulder, 70 Eislein

Bush John, cigar maker, 6 Somerset

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Bush Dr. Louis F. 212 n Eden

Bush Peter, laborer, Stockholm, between Eu-

taw and Russell
Bush WiliiaiTi, teamster, 78 Tdwson
Busick Daniel, boot fitter, 370 n Gay
Busick Geo. W. painter, 6 Thomson
Busick James, boot fitter, 217 n Eden
Busick Joshua W. hatter, 370 n Gay
Busick Joshua, shoemaker, 370 n Gay
Busick Levin, boot fitter, 228 n Caroline
Busick Wm. S. clerk, 62 Hanover
Busick W. S., Mansion House
Busk Mrs. H. J. 668 Lexington
Busk Homy, blacksmith, 321 s Bond
Busk John, bookkeeper, 129 s Broadway
Busk Martin, laborer, 638 Light
Busk Dr. Tiiomas M. 52 s Broadway
Busk Mrs. Thomas M. 52 s Broadway
Buskey Ann, 108 Thames
Busky John, car driver, 472 Canton av
Bussa Bernard, boiler maker, 55 Buren
Bussarbaker Charles, laborer, 103 Elliott
Busdard Marshall L. engineer, 10 Lemmon
Bussard Matthew, watchman ai Mt. Clare,

dw 591 w [^ombard
Bussee John V. butter dealer, 234 s Broadway
Bussman Anna, boots and shoes, 240 s Charles
BUTCHER ALEXANDER, confectioner,

160 w Baltimore, dw 15 Hollins
Butcher Andrew, cigar maker, 216 McElderry
Butcher Catharine, 146 s Washington, F. P.
Butcher Franklin, carpenter, 132 Pearl
Butcher's Hide and Tallow Association, cor

Falls and Buren
Butchki John F. weigher, 82 Central av
Butelier Anthony, 108 McElderry
Butler Dr. A. C. surgeon chiropodist, 4 Barnet
Butler Albert, soldier, rear of 592 Saratoga
Butler Abraham, machinist, 678 w Baltimore
Butler & Bealmer, (E.,Butler, J. A Bealmer,)

merchant tailors, 236 w Pratt
Butler Chas. 293 Madison av
Butler Mrs. Catharine, 263 Forrest
Butler Elijah, ( Butler & Bealmer,) 122 William
Butler Francis, baker, 843 w Pratt
Butler Geo. T. carpenter, 230 Chase
Butler Isaac, 294 Penna. av
Butler James, carpenter, 126 Saratoga
Butler James, clerk, 154 n Front
BUTLER DR. JAMES H. 144 Mulberry
Butler Jarvis, U. S. N. 278 e Fayette
Butler John, jr., American Telegraph Co. 121

Conway
Butler John, 302 s Charles
Butler John, 121 Conway
Butler John, painter, 4 Ramsay
Butler John W. (Butler, Perego & Way,)

169 w Lombard
Butler John, cooper, 302 s Charles
Butler Joseph, butcher, 181 s Regester
Butler Mrs. Kate, 138 Raborg
Butler Mrs. Lydia, 140 Franklin
Butler Lucy, 1 Nelson's ct
Butler Margaret, dressmaker, 94 Grundy
Butler Mrs. Margaret, 8 n Greene
Butler Martin, carter, 58 Orleans
Butler Martin, porter, 1 L. Spring
Butler Martin, laborer, 63 s Caroline
Butler Mary, 24 Philpot
Butler Mary A. milliner, 4 s Poppleton
Butler N. soldier, 25 Slaughterhouse al
Butler Ormand, engineer, 58 s Poppleton
Butler Peter, hostler, 4 New

BUTLER, PERIGO& WAY, (J. W. Butler,
J. L. Perigo & A. H Way,) looking-glass,
picture frame manufacturers, &c., n w cor
Charles and Fayette
Butler Richard, 94 Camden
Butler Richard, engineer, 52 s Poppleton
Butler Samuel, ship builder. Decker av near

Northern av
Butler Samuel, bookkeeper, 69 w Lombard
Butler Capt. Sprague J. 287 e Fayette
Butler Stephen, machinist, 964 w Baltimore
Butler Thomas C. clerk Bait. Fire Ins. Co.,

148 e Baltimore
Butler Thomas, shoemaker, 15 New Church
Butler Thomas E._ printer, 121 Conway
Butler Thomas, rnariner, 14 Stiles
Butler Wm. J. blacksmith, Philadelphia road

near city limits
Butler Wm. laborer, 5 Camden la
Butler Wm. F. messenger,- 119 William
Butscher Andrew, tobacconist, 135 Forrest
Butt Henry, grocery, 158 Pennsylvania av
Butt John H. tailor, 29 Hampstead
Butt Samuel, plasterer, 86 Druid Hillav'
Butterfield Sarah M. 106 n Exeter
Rutterfield, Wm. J. printer, 106 n Exeter
Butterhoff Peter, laborer. 12 Anthony
Butterworth Anton, wheelwright, 666 w Balti-
more
Buttner Christian, shoemaker, 113 n Calvert
Buttner Leonard, 248 s Ann
Buttner John A. baker, 334 e Eager
Bulz Andrew, cooper, 35 Elizabeth la
Buvinger George, tinner, 138 Fine
Buxbaum Jacob, umbrella maker, 602 w Bal-
timore
Buxenster Otto, police, 155 e Pratt
Buynon Wm. copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
BUZBY DAVID T. general com. merchant, 6
Exchange Place, dw sw cor Eager and St.
Paul
Buzby J. Frank, clerk, 49 Lexington •
Buzby Joseph A. shoemaker, 15 Perry
Byer Christian, butcher, 9 s Poppleton
Byer Conrad, soldier, 30 Liberty al
Byer Henry, baker, 30 Jasper
Byer John, laborer, 41 Block
Byer John, shoemaker, 14 Baker ct
Byer Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Baker ct
Byers Adam, cigar maker, 18 n Dallas
Byers Frederick, 663 w Fayette
Byers Jacob, millwright, 716 w Pratt
Byers John, laborer, 284 s Dallas
Byers John, tailor, 5 Mullikin
Byersmith Andrew, laborer, 177 s Eden
BYRD ALFRED H. attorney, 30 St. Paul,

dw 246 n Eutaw
Byrd Mrs. E. R. 246 n Eutaw .
Byrd George H. 234 n Eutaw
Byrd Oden, carpenter, 46 Warren
Byrn Wm. dry goods, 163 n Gay, dw 76 n

Front
Byrn Wm. T. (Shaw & Byrn,) 101 s Exeter
Byrna Patrick, 37 Stockton al
Byrne Andrew J. carpenter, 2 e Fayette, dw

34 n Frederick
Byrne Andrew, wagoner, 81 Hampstead
Bryne Anna, 90 w Centre
Byrne Anna M. 286 Eastern av
Byrne Bridget, 34 n Frederick
Byrne Bridget 384 w Eager
Byrne Caroline M, 103 Druid Hill av

Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Siispenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOND, BURTON & CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Byrne Henry F. inspector custom house, 63
s Washington, F. P.

BYRNE HUGH, tavern, 70 President

Byrne James J. clerk, 247 n Gay

Byrne James P. cabinet maker, 39 n Front

Byrne John B. clerk, 49 George

Byrne Joseph, carver and gilde^i-, 32 n Calvert,
dw 353 e Eager

Byrne Joseph, driver, 87 s Spring

Byrne Joseph F. 39 n Front

Byrne Joanna, laundry, "Wine al near Charles,
dw 70 President

Byrne Lawrence, clerk, 297 North

Byrne Mrs. Mary, trimmings, 247 n Gay

Byrne Michael, harness maker, s \v cor Pratt
and Penn

Byrne Owen, 120 s Wolfe

Byrne Thomas F. carpenter, 373 Lexington

Byrne Wm. 32 McElderry

Byrne Wm. H bookkeeper, 189 Aisquith

Byrne Wm. H. (Long & Byrne,) 103 Druid

Hill av
Byrnes Mrs. Eliza, grocery, 18 Morris al
Byrnes Francis, attendant Md. Hospital
Byrnes John, clerk, Barre near Hanover
Byrnes Lawrence, laborer, 64 Durst al
Byrnes Patrick, laborer, 2 L. Church
Byrnes Peter W. grocery, 30 Druid Hill av
Byrnes Wm. T. coachmaker, 528 w Pratt
Byron Mrs. Sarah J. 281 Columbia
Byrot Geoi'ge, shoemakar, 173 King
Byus Mrs. Elizabeth, 159 Hughes
Byus John W. engineer, 159 Hughes
Byus Joseph H. 123 s Sharp

C.

Cable George S. plasterer, 209 e Madison

Cacy Eliza A. 173 n Eutaw

Cacy Rosetta, 173 n Eutaw

Cadden Anthony, laborer, Falls road near toll

gate
Cade Capt. Nelson, mariner, 124 s Ann
Cadel Samuel, watchman, 163 Go^gh
Cadell Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 6 Mi'Henry
Cadez John B., U. S. A. 141 e Monument
Cadimor Louisa, seamstress, 171 s Ann
Cadow James E. 348 w Fayette
Cadwallader Abel G. harness maker, 37 s

Poppleton
Cadwallader H. C. police, 37 s Poppleton
Cadwallader Harrison C. harness maker, 37

s Poppleton
Cadwallader Louisa, 55 s Regester
Cadwallader Mrs. Mary A. 37 s Poppleton
Cadwallader Sergt. L. W. police, 18 George
Cadwallader Sanford E. custom house, dw 138

Pine
Cadwell HenVy A. clockmaker, 128 Pine
Cady Mark, laborer, 183 Vine
Cady Serena L. confectioner, 315 n Gay
Cahall Mrs. Ann M. 302 e Lombard
Cahan Mrs. Mary, 28 New Church
Cahn Bernard, (Greenebaum Bro. & Cahn,)

102 n Eutaw
Cafferty Thomas, carter, 95 s Central av
Cafferty Thomas, cordwainer, 95 s Central av
Caffrey John T. student, n e cor Pratt and

Paca
Caffrey Thomas, grocer, n e corner Pratt and

Paca, dw 177 s Paca
Cagan 13arney, tinner, 77 s Chester
Cahill Edward, laborer, Uirick al

Cahill John, (Jas. Clark & Co.,) 5 Hill
Cahill Joseph N., U. S. N., 74 Barre
Cahill Martin, engineer, 182 McHenry
Cahill Patrick, lumb. inspector, 105 Cathedra!
Cahill Pearce, liquors, 6 Cuba
Cahill Timothy, receiving ship, dw 110 s

Wolfe
Cahl Gregor, photographer, 87 e Lombard '
Cain Mrs. Bedelia, 14 Stiles
Cain Franklin, laborer, 25 Plum
Cain James F. confectioner, 67 Orleans
Cain John, laborer, 147 Albemarle
Cam John, sr., drayman, 32 St. Peter
Cain John, jr., carter, 32 St Peter
Cain John W. carter, 32 St. Peter
Cain Mrs. Mary, liquors, 206 Light
Cain Mrs. Mary, 118 Cross
Cain Mrs. Mary, liquors, 147 Albemarle
Cain Patrick, laborer, 74 Buren
Cain Mrs. Sarah P. boarding, 69 w Centre
Cain Wm. H. butcher, 67 Boyd
Cairns James, (Ellis & Cairns,) 14 s Gay
Calame C. Wm. clerk, 147 w Fayette
Calbert M. machinist, 57 Portland
Calder Edward, machinist, 133 Eden
Calder Robert A. 265 e Pratt
Calder Wm. grocery, 157 Eastern av
Calderwood Robert, stationery, 116 w Balti-
more, dw Brown's Hotel, 119 n High
Callaghan Dennis, laborer, 9 Foster al
Callaghan Patrick, laborer, 214 Light
Callahan Mrs. Anna, 168 Dover
Callahan Daniel, laborer, 71 n Spring
Callahan Dennis, oyster packer, foot of Mill,

dw Exeter, n of Eastern av
Callahan Edward, laborer, 12 Comet
Callahan Edward, laborer, 214 Light
Callahan Elizabeth, grocery, 51 Tyson
Callahan James, 408 s Charles
Callahan James, laborer, 51 Tyson
Callahan John, blacksmith, 61 Mulberry
Callahan John, laborer, Clinton near Toone
Callahan Mary, 78 Holiday
Callahan Michael, laborer, 188 Canton av
Callahan Michael, laborer, 2 Little al
Callahan Patrick, laborer, 18 s Front
Caldwell A. P. clerk, 188 n Exeter
Caldwell A. J. (Caldwell & Clarke,) Baltimore

nr Caroline
CALDWELL & CLARKE, (A. J. Caldwell,
A. Clarke,) iron merchants, 53 Exchange
Place
Caldwell Daniel, dyer, 42 n High
Caldwell F.lijah, milkman, 1 Foster al
Caldwell George G. dyer, 42 n High
Caldwell James A. 115 n Paca
Caldwell John A. clerk, 31,Garden
Caldwell John, baker, 126 Druid Hill aV
Caldwell Mrs. Maranda, 115 n Paca
Caldwell Mrs. Maria H. 53 McCulloh
Caldwell Martin, laborer, 631 Light
Caldwell Virginia, 31 Garden
Caldwell Wm. boiler maker, 162 William
Caldwell Wm. M. bookkeeper, 486 Lexington
Caldwell Wm. Q. sr., architect and measurer,

85 w Fayette, dw 188 n Exeter
Caldwell Wm. Q. jr. carpenter, 188 n Exeter
Cale Dr. L. A. 94 w Pratt
Calef John H lieut. and adjt. 2d U. S. Artil-
lery, Fort McHenry
Callaghan Edward, laborer, 214 Light
Callahan Dennis, oyster packer, foot Mill-at
dw 129 s Exeter

HEIVRY GIESE, Commission Merclianit, tor the sale of Floiir, Grnin, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 81 Spear's AVliarf.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BKOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Callahan Margaret, 4 Buren

Callahan Mary, 18 Slemmer al

Callahan Patrick, gas fitter and plumber, 19

n Calvert, dw 3 Valley-
Callahan Patrick, laborer, 19 Concord
Callahan Patrick, hostler, 216 Raborg
Callahan Patrick, laborer, 4 Buren
Callahan Timothy, plasterer, s w cor Eager

and McKim
Callahan Timothy, oyster packer, Light be-
tween Barre and Lee
Callan Andrew, laborer, 160 Forrest
Calian Christopher, attorney, 11 Parkin
Callan Francis, 175 s Chester
Callan Mrs. Mary, 18 Chew
Callaway George, huckster, 177 Conway
Callaway Wm. S. police, 121 Jefferson
Callenberger, Wm. puddler, 100 Hudson
Callender George W. plasterer, 100 Aisquith
Callender, Henry, soldier, 8 Williamson al
Callender John, laborer, 127 s Castle al
Callender Mary E. teacher, 100 Aisquith
Callender William, plasterer, 100 Aisquith
Callener Martin, laborer, 8 n Oregon
Callen Mrs., 24 Willow
Callin Margaret, 225 Forrest
Callis Geore R. bricklayer, 69 s Caroline
Callis James H. coal yard, Baltimore, near

Bond, dw 1 n Regester
Callow Wm. clerk, 167 German
Calloway Rev. C. M. 219 Franklin
Calnan Thomas, porter, cor Hampstead and

Dallas
Calvert Hall, or St. Joseph's Academy, 79

Saratoga
Calvert John G. granite, Pratt, e of Fremont,

dw 3.3 Scott
CALVERT STATION, Northern Central

Railway, n e cor Franklin and Calvert
Calvert St. Spring, Calvert, between Saratoga

and Pleasant
Calvert Wm. pattern maker, 62 Light, dw

Anne Arundel county
Calvert Wm. H. cigar maker, 123 n Gay
Calvert Wm. cigar maker, 12 George
Calwell John C. block and pump maker, 157

e Pratt
Calwell John K. (Norris, Calwell & Co.) 41

n Carey
Calwell L. B. (Sloan &Calwell,) Baltimore Co
Calwell L. V. teacher, 149 Chatsworth
Calwell Mrs. Rose, 149 Chatsworth
CAMDEN STATION, B. & 0. R. R. front-
ing Howard, Camden, Eutaw and Lee
Camden Wm. hostler, 41 e Fayette
Cameron C. C. commission merchant, 50 s

Howard, dw 196 n Eutaw
Cameron Charles, commission merchant, 50 s

Howard, dw 196 n Eutaw
Cameron Daniel W. bookkeeper, 214 Saratoga
Cameron Hugh, tailor, 97 Chew
Cameron James D. president N. C. R., Cal-
vert station
Cameron Rachel, 71 Ensor
Camp James, laborer, 80 Luzerne
Camp James L. bookkeeper, 43 n Fremont
Camp Joseph, carpenter, 103 Druid Hill av
Campbell Alexander, clerk custom house, 31

s Eden
Campbell Mrs. Ann E. milliner, 290 e Pratt
Campbell Mrs. Ann, 389 Cross
Campbell Benjamin F. carpenter, 156 George
Campbell Bernard, 107 Stirling

Campbell Catharine, tailoress, 92 Ramsay
Campbell Mrs. Catharine, grocery, 26 s Pop-

pleton
Campbell Charles, gardener, 17 s Fremont
Campbell Charles, photographer, over 73

Baltimore
Campbell Charles, finisher, 546 w Pratt
Campbell Mrs. Ellen, Dolphin n of Druid

Hill av
Campbell Mrs. Eliza, 130 w Fayette •*'^"
Campbell Elizabeth, 104 Granby
Campbell Elizabeth, Front-st Theatre
Campbell Elizabeth, 192 n Calvert
Campbell Mrs. Elizabeth, 24 Fawn
Campbell George, ropemaker, 392 Harford av
Campbell Henry J. tinner, 309 w Pratt
Campbell Hugh E. laborer, 6 Bank
Campbell James A. farmer, 33 n Fremont
Campbell James, mariner, 74 s Exeter
Campbell James, laborer, 171 Stirling
Campbell James, huckster, over 68 Centre

Market space
Campbell James Mason, attorney, 29 Lex-
ington, dw 55 Franklin
Campbell James, sailor, 147 Chesapeake
Campbell Jane, 137 Raborg
Campbell Jesse D. printer, 24 Greenmount av
Campbell John, machinist, 12 Lanvale
Campbell John, collector, 116 Orleans
Campbell Jno. H. messenger Adams Express,

37 Hollins
Campbell John, laborer, cor Lee and Warner
Campbell John, carpenter, 136 Pine
Campbell John H. ropemaker, 76 Warner
Campbell John H. silver plater, 420 Lexington
Campbell John J. carpenter, s e cor Boyd and

Poppleton
Campbell John, 48 e Pratt
Campbell John, machinist, 137 Raborg
Campbell John, blacksmith, 218 Montgomery
Campbell Marcellus, milliner, 746 w Baltimore
Campbell Mary, dry goods, 250 n Gay
Campbell Margaret, confectionery, 1481^

Aisquith
Campbell Margaret, 81 s Bethel
Campbell Michael, laborer, 31 e Monument
Campbell Michael, baker, 76 s Broadway
Campbell N. P. presi'nt Merchants and Me-
chanics Insurance Co., over 29 South, dw
50 Bolton
Campbell Patrick, laborer, 298 e Monument
Campbell Peter, stone cutter, 11 Orbit al
CAMPBELL & RAMSBURG, (R. Camp-
bell, N. A. Ranisburg,) coal and lubricating
oils. 95 w Lombard
Campbell R. B. T. attorney, 29 Lexington,

dw 55 Franklin
Campbell Robert jr., (Campbell & Rams-
burg,) 23 n Calvert
Campbell Ross & Co. (Ross Campbell,)
wholesale dry goods com 'sion merchants,

24 Hanover

Campbell Robert sr., 175 n Howard
Campbell Ross, (R. Campbell & Co.) Balti-,

more county - ■ -^ ._.

Campbell Mrs. Sophia, 80 Read
Campbell Samuel, carpenter, 3 Anthony
Campbell Thomas, huckster, 156 s Chapel
Campbell Thomas, laborer, 57 Preston
Campbell Thomas W. clerk, 39 Lee
Campbell Wm. H. carpenter, 119 Barre
Campbell Wm. shoemaker, 263 s Paca
Campbell Wm. laborer. White house, Canton

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Leatl, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, GIue»
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints antl Varnishes, 100 W. Lomliard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Campbell Wm. scavenger, 55 Preston
Campbell Wm. flour inspector, 43 s Howard,

dw 108 McCuUoh
Campbell Wm L. carpenter, 156 George
CAMPEN JOHN, groceries and tin can man-
ufacturer, 264 and 265 Light
Campen H. flour merchant, 175 s Bond
Camper Alexander co^ch trimmer, 7 n Popple-
ton
Camper Capt. Charles, 68 n Caroline
Camper Mary, 392 n Gay
Camper Mary, fancy store, 123 Lexington
Camper Napoleon, 123 Lexington
Canby Edward L. clerk Commercial and

Farmers Bank, 303 e Lombard
CANBY, GILPiN & CO. (W. Canby, B.
Gilpin,) wholesale druggists, n w cor Light
and Lombard
Canby Samuel, (Wright & Canby,) 87 Mc-

Culloh
Canby Samuel, cracker dealer. Black Horse

Tavern
Canby Thomas E. soldier, 392 n Gay
Canby Wm. (Canby, Gilpin & Co.) 114

Pearl
Canavan Mrs. Betsy, 128 Garden
Canavan James, marble cutter and grocery,

115 Preston
Canavan Patrick, gas fitter, rear of 59 Centre

market space
Cane Mrs. Bedelea, janitress, 14 Stiles
CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO. (I. C.Can-
field, W. B. Canfield, Jo.seph H. Meredith,)
jewelry, fancy and military goods, 229 w
Baltimore. — [See p. 4 Advertisements.]
Canfield Ira C. (Canfield, Bro. & Co.) Har-
ford av extended
Canfield John, laborer, 76 s Payson
Canfield Wm. B. (Can£eld, Bro. & Co.) 206

n Charles
Cann James R. printer, 3 Hill
Canninon Bessy, 3 Slemmer's al
Canninon Mary, servant, 3 Slemmer's al
Cannoles Charles, coach smith, 152 e Madison
Cannoles Charles, furn. wagon, 48 Preston
Cannoles Joseph, coachmaker, 152 e Madison
Cannon Bartine A. type founder, 314 Aisquith
Cannon Charles W. 108 w Fayette
Cannon C. K. agent Individual Enterprise

Steamboat Co. Maltby House
Cannon Capt. James, 45 Fawn
Cannon J. Clayton, clerk First National

Bank, 552 w Fayette
Cannon Duncan, clerk, 108 w Fayette
Cannon Howard, Eager near Charles
Cannon John, laborer, Bethel bet McElderry

and Jefferson
Cannon Mary A. dry goods, 107 Aisquith
Cannon Capt. Richard H. mariner, 146 Cross
Cannon Thomas, 100 Barre
Cannon Wm. H. carpenter, 23 Wayne, dw

119 Barre
Canoles Mrs. Elizabeth, victualler, 148 Ensor
Canoles Oliver, miller, 61 Preston
Canoles Wm. P. bookbinder, 148 Ensor
Canox George D. Hamburg one door from

Charles
Canox Joseph, police, ]77 Hanover
Canox Lydia, dealer in shoe findings, 177

Hanover
Canterbury Hall, n w cor Balto. and Calvert
CANTON GO'S OFFICE, n w cor Patuxent
and Boston, Wm. Harrison, agent

Cantwell John, shoemaker, s w cor Dallas

and Mullikin
Canzhom Michael, shoemaker, 1 Hampstead
Cape John C. proprietor Belvidere House, n

6 cor North and Eager
Cape Robert, restaurant, 141 n Front
Capito George, moulder, 78 Warner
Caples Mrs. Elizabeth, 161 n Eutaw
Caples Wm. M. ladies shoemaker, 161 n

Eutaw
Cappas Wm. baker, 327 n Central av
Cappeau Misses Cecelia and Frances, chil-
dren's clothing, 673 w Baltimore
Cappeau Miss Cecelia, (C. & F. Cappeau,)

673 w Baltimore
Cappeau Miss Francis, (C. & F. Cappeau,)

673 w Baltimore
Cappeau Joseph, bookkeeper, 513 w Fayette
Capprise Joseph, shipwright, 54 s Washing-

.on, F. P.
CAPRON& CO. (J. E. Capron, Edward

Snowden,) general commission and ship-
ping merchants, 79 South
Capron Francis B. (Capron & Co.) 81 Garden
Caraner Theodore, cooper, 45 Lancaster
Carback David, gate keeper, Greenmount

Cemetery
Carback E.& Son, (Elisha Carback, Rich'd.

Cromwell,) boots and shoes, 165 Lexington
Carback Elisha, (E. Carback & Son,) 250 w

Madison
Carback Elisha, painter, 443 Canton av
Carback John, police, 183 Orleans
Carback John, wagoner, 215 n Bond
Carback Richard C. (E. Carback & Son,) 250

w Madison
Carback Wm. laborer, 203 n Central av
Carbery John, butcher, 148 Mullikin
Carcaud Gilbert, carpenter, 220 Mulberry
Cardell Jackson, weaver, 72 Greenmount av
Cardoza C. P. mariner, 361 w Baltimore
CAREY & BANGS, (J. Carey, E. Bangs,)

wholesele dealers in boots and shoes,_266 w

Baltimore
Carey Charles, hackman, 136 s Howard
CAREY D. C. Quartermaster's agent, corner

Spears wharf and Pratt, dw 35 Fawn
Carey Elizabeth, shoebinder, 40 Marion
Carey Mrs. George, 70 Cathedral
Carey George G. teacher, 70 Cathedral
Carey Henry G. clerk, 70 Cathedral
Carey Henry, 177 w Pratt
Carey James, (Carey & Bangs,) Baltimore

county
Carey Jeremiah H. horse shoer, 3 Marion
Carey John, grocer, 130 Preston
Carey Mary, cook, 29 New Church
Carey Mrs. Mary A. grocery, 311 e Lombard
Carey Martin, omnibus driver, 81 North
Carey Patrick, plumber, 7 Eutaw House, dw

10 St. Mary
Carey Patrick, hackman, 390 Hanover
Carey Patrick, blacksmith, 208 Garden, dw

Jordan al near Hoffman
Carey Thomas J. president Peabody Fire In-
surance Co., 214 n Calvert
Carey Thomas, laborer, J117 Preston
Carey Thomas, laborer, 110 Cathedral
Carey Wm. laborer, 18 Decker
Carey Wm. wagoner, 100 Granby
Carey Wm. 586 Penna. av
Carhoff Amelia, dairy, 65 Orleans
Cariss Samson, 176 n Calvert

THE GJROVEa & BAKER SE^\^^G MACHIXE is tlie best for all purposes— SALKS
^ ROOaiS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Carl Charles, cabinet maker, 2 Warner

Carl Ephraim, carpenter, 156 Scott

Carl Frederick W. clerk, 121 w Fayette

Carl John, mariner, 401 Canton av

CarlJoseph, 158 Franklin

Carl Louis A. ] May

Carland Thomas, grainer, 94 Mulberry

Carle Henry, bag maker, 59 Warren

Carle George, shoemaker, n e cor Eastern av

and Exeter
Carle Mrs. John C. grocery, 452 Saratoga
Carle John, laborer, 226 Washington, F. H.
Carle John M. laborer, 195 Peirce
Carless Michael, laborer, 4 Hammond al
Carlile Jas. H. collector ik agent, 32 Aisquith
Carlile Thomas M. shoemaker, 32 Aisquith
Carlin Francis, 94 n Exeter
CARLIN & FULTON, (J. F. Carlin, D. C.
Fulton,) importers of hardware, 4 Hanover
Carlin James F. (Carlin & Fulton,) Alexan-
dria, Va
Carlin James, laborer, 242 Lemmon al
Carlin John, laborer, 5 s Choptank
Carlin Louisa, 94 n Exeter
Carlin Margaret, 94 n Exeter
Carlin Mrs. Mary, 345 Franklin
CARLING MICHAEL, Black Horse tavern,

63 Penna. av
Carlisle Amos L. millwright, 507 w Lombard
Carlisle Anna, 1 s Greene
Carlisle Joseph, boiler maker, 95 Hamburg
Carlisle Mary, 104 Barre
Carlisle Urath C. 68 n Greene
Carlisle VVm H. stone cutter, 90 n Central av
Carll Henry, tavern, 229 Hollins
Carlton Arthur, plasterer, 209 n Central av
Carlton Oliver, plasterer, 175 n Caroline
Carlton Oliver, plasterer, 275 e Monument
Carmack Hanson, of Custom House, nw cor

Hanover and Barre
Carmady Wm. laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
CARMAN & BOSLEY, (G. H. Carman, J.
M. Bosley, property agents, 5 Carroll Hall
Carman George H. (Carman & Bosley,) Bal-
timore County
Carman James, boiler maker, 130 Sarah Ann
Carman John, tin and sheet-iron worker, 80

Lee
Carman Joseph, shoemaker, 298 s Sharp
Carman Mary, boarding, 70 Davis
Carman Robert, cabinet maker, 63 Ensor
CARMAN ROBERT R. grocer, 376 e Balti-
more
Carman Thomas, laborer, 80 Lee
Carmedy John, laborer, rear 144 Hughes
Carmeger Edward, engineer, 231 s Sharp
Carmelite Convent, 68 Aisquith
Carmichael Eugene, butcher, Butcher row,

Penna. av extended
Carmichael Ellen R. teacher, 100 s High
Carmichael Emily, teacher, 100 s High
Carmichael Sally, 122 Grundy
Carmichael Thomas H. marshal police, 100 s

High
Carmichael Thomas E. butcher^, 30 Centre,
80 Lexington and 76 Hanover markets, dw
Penna. av extende^d
Carmichael Wm. butcher, 30 Centre, 80 Lex-
ington and 76 Hanover markets, dw Butcher
row, Penna. av extended
Carmichael Wrn. J. saddler, 100 s High
Carmichael Wm. clerk, 100 s High
Carmine Eleanor, 81 s Caroline

Carmine Chas. G. (Knipp & Carmine,) cor.

Orleans and Aisquith
Carmine Francis H. huckster, 174 s Ann
Carmine James, gas inspector, 218 n Eden
Carmine Thomas H. huckster, 174 s Ann
Carmine Thomas J. painter, 142 William
Carmody Patrick, porter, 19 Constitution
Cariian, Mary, tailoress, 45 e Eager
Carnes Andrew J. clerk, 13 Holland
Carnes Elizabeth L. teacher, 13 Holland
Carnes James, laborer, 32 Burke
Carnes John, deputy warden city jail, dw 13

Holland
Carnes Mrs. Susan, dress maker, 142 n Eden
Carney Alice, laundress, Jordan al nr Dolphin
Carney Catherine, laundress, 170 Dover
Carney James, laborer, Columbia w of Pop-

pleton
Carney John, laborer, 29 Ryan
Carney John, stone cutter, 32 e Monument
Carney John, jr., laborer, gas works, Spring

Gardens, 16 Fort av
Carney John, sr., watchman gas works,

Spring Gardens, 16 Fort av
Carney Luke, laborer, 6 Addison
Carney Patrick, laborer, 27 Ryan
Cams Alex. G. W. (Cams & Co ) 150 Lee
CARNS & CO. (Alex. G. W. Cams,) pro-
duce commission merchants, 55 South
Caroline Iron works, Henry C. Larabee,ag't,

n w cor Caroline and Lancaster
Carow Gustave, carpenter, 139 s Castle al
Carpenter Barney, laborer, 77 s Durham
Carpenter John C. attorney, 25 Lexington,

dw Baltimore County
Carpenter Wm. H. editor Baltimore Daily Gra-

zette, Howard House
Carr Benjamin, gunsmith, 190 L Constitution
Carr C. H. (Carr, Taylor & Co.) New York
Carr Charles, laborer, 21 Park
Carr Edward, 86 Holland
Carr Edward, jr. ship carpenter, 146 Hughes
Carr Francis A. house, sign and ornamental

painter, 495 Saratoga
Carr Francis A. house, sign and ornamental
painter, 527 w Baltimore, dw 506 Lexington
Carr Francis, laborer, 127 s Castle
Carr George, laborer, Mansion House, Druid

Hill Park
Carr Greenbury, core maker, 16 s Schroeder
Carr Henry, tailor and clothier, 66 w Pratt,

cor Gay, d w 2 s Broadway
Carr Hugh, laborer, rear 5 Bank
Carr Mrs. Isabella, 240 Columbia
Carr James, (Carr & Miller) Swan w of Falls
Carr James, shoemaker, 94 Franklin
Carr James E. hat and cap manufacturer,

119 n Howard, dw 257 Garden
Carr James, huckster, 8 Diamond
Carr James, 13 e Madison
Carr James, laborer, Point lane near Green-
mount Cemetry
Carr John, brass moulder, 25 Concord
Carr Capt. John, mariner, 151 Orleans
Carr John B. (R. H. Carr & Bro.) 88 Barre
Carr John, stone mason, 17 Chew
Carr John, carter, 310 Harford av
Carr John, laborer, 13 McKim
Carr John, boiler maker, 8L. Church
Carr Mary, 8 Diamond
Carr & Miller, (J. Carr, R. Miller) tavern,

7 w Pratt
Carr Margaret, 12 Hammond al

JAJtlKS H. JOHXSOX, City Steam Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st« ^

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Carr Nicholas, hackman, 92 Druid Hill av

Carr Patrick, laborer, 8 s Chester

Carr R. H. & Bro. (R. H. Carr, J. B. Carr)

grocers and com. merchants, 69 s Charles
Carr R. H. (R. H. Carr& Bro.) 118 Cathedral
Carr Dr. R. Wilson, 100 Park
Carr Susan G. teacher, 75 s Eden
Carr, Taylor & Co. (C. H. Carr, M.Taylor,

W. Belden) gold and stock brokers, 72

Exchange place
Carr Thomas, 28 Chew
Carr Wm. detective, 335 s Dallas
Carr Wm. stone mason, 54 Cliew
Carr Wm. drayman, ]16 St Peter
Carr Wm. laborer, 8 s Chester
Carr Wm. milk dairy, 119 Druid Hill av
Carrick Geo. W., U. S. N. 24 Holliday
Carrick John, laborer, 111 West
Carrick Thomas 1. machinist, 126 Conv?ay
Carrick Wm. soldier, 25 Smith
Carrigan Dan '1, clerk, 28 Warren
Carrigan George, shoemaker, 58 Henrietta
Carrigan James, 28 Front
Carrigan Patrick, lab. 9 s Washington, F. P.
Carrington Mrs. Mary H. 24 Cathedral
Carroll Mrs. Ann F. 3 n Front
CARROLL, ADAMS & NEER, (J. Carroll,

J. Q. Adams, J. P. Neer) dealers in boots,

shoes, &c., 286 w Baltimore
Carroll Mrs. Albert, 37 Mulberry
Carroll Andrew J. clerk, 31 s Exeter
Carroll Andrew, clerk, 62 e Eager
Carroll Mrs. Bridget, liquor, 79 North
Carroll Charles, 112 Lancaster
Carroll Mrs. Catherine, 4 Thomsen
Carroll Mrs. Catherine, mantua maker, 108

Mulberry
Carroll Charles F. 113 n Charles
Carroll Mrs. Cecilia, shop keeper, 4 Spruce al
Carroll Charles R. 66 n Charles <

Carroll Charles A. 66 n Charles
Carroll Charles, ropemake^, 388 Harford av
Carroll Clara, seamstress, 25 Orleans
Carroll Charles O., clerk, 107 w Fayette
Carroll Daniel, laborer, 8 Prospect la
Carroll Miss Elizabeth, laundress, 174 Sarah

Ann
Carroll E. 34 s Sharp
Carroll Mrs. Emma, 105 n Exeter
Carroll Edward, commissioner of streets, 54

Fawn
Carroll Edward F. clerk, 294 e Monument
Carroll Edw'd C. flour merchant, 223 Saratoga
Carroll George, huckster, 118 William
Carroll Geo. W. express, 85 s Caroline
Carroll Harry D. G. 90 w Monument
Carroll Harry D. G. jr. 90 w Monument
Carroll Henry (Brewer & Co.) 20 e Fayette
Carroll Mrs. Henrietta M. 8 Cathedral
Carroll James A. (Carroll & Walter,) George

1 door from Biddle
Carroll James C. tobacconist, 223 Saratoga
Carroll James P, salesman, 31 s Exeter
Carroll James E. clerk, 28 Hanover
Carroll James, 105 w Monument
Carroll James, porter, 78 McKim
Carroll James, (Carroll, Adams & Neer,) 272

Hollins
Carroll James, attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw 66

n Charles
Carroll Joanna, seamstress, 215 Forrest
Carroll John R. ship carpenter, 102 Washing-
ton, F. H.

Carroll John, rope maker, 390 Harford av
Carroll John, 51 n Charles
Carroll John, blacksmith, 64 Portland
Carroll John C. grocery, 103 n Calvert
Carroll John K. cooper, 27 Commerce, dw20

e Fayette
Carroll John B. cooper, 20 e Fayette
Carroll John B. 46 Mount Vernon Place
Carroll John, laborer, 11 s Durham
Carroll Joseph, mariner, 61 Centre Market

space
Carroll Joseph, 159 n Caroline
Carroll Lawrence, laborer, 57 Haubert
Carroll Margaret, 51 s Chapel
Carroll Mrs. Martha, 167 Warner
Carroll Mary, 55 e Monument
Carroll Mary, 85 n Fremont
Carroll Mrs. Mary, boarding, s w cor North

and Lexington
Carroll Margaret, 108 Mulberry
Carroll Michael, hostler, 64 Portland
Carroll Michael, tinner, 86 Jefferson
Carroll Michael, wagoner, 24 Hillen
Carroll Michael, hackman, 3 Hillen
Carroll Mortimer, 93 s Paca
CARROLL MORTIMER, Carroll's restaur-
ant, 115 Camden
Carroll Patrick B. 31 s Exeter
Carroll Patrick, stone cutter, 332 n Howard
Carroll Patrick H. tavern, 114 s Howard
Carroll Patrick H. clerk, 105 n Exeter
Carroll Patrick J. clerk, 31 s Exeter
Carroll Pierce, fireman U. S. N. lis Paca
Carroll Robert, tinner, Belair av extended
Carroll Samuel, oyster shucker, 133 Hill
Carroll S. John, (Numsen, Carroll & Co.)

307 Lexington
Carroll Sarah, 78 Chesnut
Carroll Sinclair S. messenger Adams Express,

105 Hollins
CARROLL THOMAS G. straw and milli-
nery goods, &c., 101 w Baltimore, dw 13
Franklin
Carroll Col. Thos. transportation dept. B. &

O. R. R. 26 Penn
Carroll Thomas C. boiler maker, 290 Light
Carroll Thomas L. shoemaker, 59 Hillen
Carroll Thomas, laborer, 31 Eastern av
Carroll & Walter, (J. A. Carroll, A. Walter,)

cigar manufacturers, 19 Light
Carroll Wm. laborer, 25 e Pratt
Carroll William H. plasterer, 793 w Balti-
more
Carroll Wm. laborer, 200 w Fayette
Carroll Wm. J. (Vickery, Muir & Co.) West

Falls av. City Block
Carroll Wm. P. clerk, 31 s Exeter
Carroll Wm. J. (Vickery, Muir & Co.) 37

Block
Carruthers Chas. J. (Carruthers, Son & Co.)

593 w Lombard
Carruthers John S. (Carruthers, Son & Co.)

593 w Lombard
Carruthers, Son & Co. (J. S. Carruthers, C.
J. Carruthers,) plumbers and gas fitters,
over 35 German
CARSON CARVILL H. & CO. (C. H. Car-
son, D. Carson,) lumber dealers, west side
of Union dock
Carson CarviU H. (C. H. Carson & Co.)

s e cor Lexington and Republican
CARSON & CO. (T. J. Carson and George
Dumbolton) bankers, 204 w Baltimore

Shirts, Drawers, Socles, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOND, BURTOIV & CO'S, 168 Balttmore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st,, Famous for their Choice
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Carson David, cooper, 350 Cross

Carson David, (C. H. Carson & Co.) 330

Lexington
Carson David, carpenter, 46 Josephine
Carson Elijaii, brickmaker, 383 Hamburg
Carson Geo. H. boatman, 287 Columbia
Carson Mrs. Catherine, 116 Burgundy al
Carson James, laborer, 87 Boyd
CARSON JOHN, attorney, 71 w Fayftte,

dw 565
Carson John N. plasterer, 127 n Bethel
Carson John, plasterer, 127 n Bethel
Carson John, mariner, IC L. Church
CARSON JOSEPH & CO. (J. Carson, H.
G. Vickery) western wholesale provision
merchants, s e cor Light and Balderston
Carson Joseph D. book agent, 148 n Bond
Carson Joseph, (Jos. C. & Co.) Balto. Co
Carson Joshua, builder, 482 Franklin
Carson & Spedden, (Wm. Carson, Alfred

Spedden) coal and wood, 164 Hollins
Carson Thomas E. (W. K. Carson & Co.)

227 Madison av
Carson T. J. (Carson & Co.) 82 w Madison
Carson W. K. & Co. (W. K. Carson, T.
E. Carson) grocers and commission mer-
chants, 4 and 6 Water, dw 227 Madison av
Carson W. K. (W. K. Carson & Co.) 227

Madison av
Carson William (Carson & Spedden) 244

Hollins
Carstens John H. carpenter, 162 Mulberry
Carswell John S. lamp and oil manufacturer,
210 Aliceanna, and kerosene oil distillery.
North near Eager, dw Homestead
Carswell Walter S. machinist, 210 Aliceanna
Cart Frederick, soldier, 554 w Pratt
Carter Charles H. sailor, 153 s Chester
Carter Alexander M. teller Bank of Baltimore,

112McCulloh
CARTER BERNARD, attorney, 29 Lexing-
ton, dw 376 Eutaw place
Carter Catherine, confectionery, 78 n Cen-
tral av
Carter & Co. (John Carter, John Numan and

John Wall) dealerin liquors, 8 w Pratt
Carter Charles W. 226 Saratoga
Carter Mrs. Clement, 72 n Front
CARTER & CO. (Edward F. Carter) pro-
prietors of Baltimore Daily Gazette, 112 w
Baltimore
Carter David, laborer, 371 Lexington
Carter Durus, carpenter, 300 e Chase
Carter Desmuth J. bricklayer, 158 Aisquith
Carter Edw'd F. (Carter & Co.) 169 n Charles
Carter Edwin T. clerk, 94 Columbia
Carter Flavius, carpenter, 152 Aisquith
Carter Francis, carter, 40 St. Mary
Carter George R. clerk tobacco warehouse,

No. 2, 325 Lexington
Carter George, blacksmith, 78 n Central av
Carter Granville, butcher. Eagle hotel, Hillen
Carter Henry, 130 n Bond
Carter Henry Clay, receiving teller Mechan-
ics Bank, dw 49 .St. Paul
Carter Dr. James M. assist. Md. Collegiate

Institute, 118 e Baltimore
Carter J. W. clerk Union hotel, cor Pratt and

Charles
Carter John W. family grocer, 61 Camden,

dw 94 Columbia
Carter Joseph, shoemaker, 10 e Fayette
Carter John, (Carter & Co.) 15 n Caroline

Carter Rev. J. P. principal Md. Collegiate

Institute, 118 e Baltimore
Carter John, mariner, 270 s Ann
Carter John, moulder, 14 Amistead la
Carter John H., carter, 182 George
Carter John M., 325 Lexington
Carter Joseph, cooper, 121 Hamburg
Carter Josiah, laborer, 125 William
Carter Mrs. Julia, 221 s Ann
Carter Lydia, variety store, 94 Columbia
Carter Mrs. Margaret, 156 s Eutaw
Carter Mrs. Matilda, 195 Peirce
Carter Rebecca, 71 n Central av
Carter Rebecca, 60 s Chapel
Carter Richard, wagoner, 195 Peirce
Carter Samuel, tobacco warehouse No. 4, dw

72 Preston
Carter Thomas J., carpenter, 69 s Ann
Carter Urban, shoemaker, 636 w Baltimore
Carter Wm., mariner, 40 Essex
Carter Wm. J., clerk, 229 n Eden
Carter Wm. M., laborer, 267 Hanover
Carter Wm. H., (Buck ik Carter.) Saratoga

between Calvert and Courtland
Carter W. W., cashier in office of clerk Su-
perior Court, 72 n Front
Cartlidge Wm., rope maker, 94 Hamburg
Carty Andrew, laborer, 1 Walnut al
Carty Thomas, stone mason, 5 McElderry
Carty Wm. H., livery stables 299 s Charles
Carver Wm., bricklayer, 178 Mulberry
Carwithen James C, 313 Light
Carwithen Mrs. Rebecca, milliner, 313 Light
Cary J. B. (Kloman & Cary,) s w corner

West and Sharp
Cary Dewit C, agent, cor. Pratt and Spear's

wharf, dw 35 Fawn
Cary J. P., 40 Courtland
Cary Sydney C, clerk N. C. R., 269 n Eutaw
CARY WILSON M., seminary, 233 n Eu-
taw, dw 269
Gary Wm. F., agent for Dr. S. S. Fitch, 45

n Gay
Casey Abraham S., blacksmith, 206 Harford

av, dw 247 e Biddle
Casey Andrew, laborer, 137 e Eager
Casey Mrs. Ellen, milliner, 41 Portland
Casey Mrs. Ellen, grocery, 82 n Front
Casey James, laborer, 4 Ulrick al
Casey James, grocery, 164 s Durham
Casey James F., harness maker, 82 n Front
Casey John, laborer, 14 s Durham
CASEY JOHN, oyster and fruit packer, 111

Ensor
Casey Lyman, (Pratt & Co.,) 423 n Central av
Casey Mary J., gaiter fitter, 84 Hillen
Casey Peter, laborer, 20 Gould la
Casey Thomas, 214 Vine
Casey Thomas J., harness maker, 1 Hillen
Cashaw Gabriel, scissor grinder, rear 68

Ramsay
Cashman Bartholomew, drover, 123 Division
Cashman Bridget, 123 Division
Cashman Jeremiah, laborer, 24 Etting
Cashman Jeremiah, drover, 123 Division
Cashmayer Augustus, 9 s Eden
Cashmayer Margaret, lis Eden
Cashmyre Miss Francis, proprietress Hia-
watha Hall, 5 s Eden
Cashmyre Henry, cooper, 7 s Eden
Cashmyre Peter, laborer, 5 s Eden
Caskey David W., carpenter, 164 n Bond
Caskey John, butcher, 142 Preston

J. HEXRY GIESE, Conunission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e,
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, Ht Spear's Wlnarr.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Caskey John W., ship carpenter, 113 Wil-
liam
Caskey Joseph, stair builder and carpenter,

142 Preston
Caskey Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 78 s Fremont
Caskey Mary M., grocery, 164 n Bond
Caskey Robert, carpenter and stair builder,

193 n Fremont
Caskey Samuel, boiler maker, 115 Hamburg
Caspari Anna, periodical depot, 129 n How-
ard, dw 387 Lexington
CASPARI & CO. (Charles Caspari, William
Caspar!,) apothecaries, n e cor Baltimore
and Calhoun
Caspari Charles, (Charles Caspari, William

Caspar!,) 44 n Gay
Caspar! Charles &, Wm. C. apothecaries, cor

Biddle and Penna. av
Caspari Charles & Wm. C. apothecaries, 44 n

Gay
Caspari Theodore, book dealer, 3 s Poppleton
Caspari Wm. C. (Charles Caspar!, William

C. Caspar!,) cor Biddle and Penna av
Casper Frederick, soldier, 10 Wyeth
Casper Henry, 32 Thames
Casper John, musician, 345 e Eager
Cassady Anne, 10 Jefferson
Cassady Kugene, tinner, 158 Pearl
Cassady Francis, dressmaker, 497 w Balti-
more
Cassady James, carpenter, 114 Dolphin
Cassady John, carpenter, 114 Dolphin
Cassard F. W., commission merchant, bacon,

pork, &c., 61 South, dw 55 McCuUoh
CASSARD G. & SON, provision dealers, 407

and 409 w Baltimore
Cassard George, com. mer. and provisions,

46 South, dV 289 w Lombard
Cassard George C, 271 w Lombard
Cassard Gilbert, commission merchant. West

Falls av, dw 644 w Lombard
Cassard James D., clerk, 644 w Lombard
Cassard Jesse L., clerk, 271 w Lombard
Cassard John, (G. Cassard & Son,) 249 Madi-
son av
Cassard Lewis A., wood yard, 37 s Carey, dw

780 w Baltimore
Cassard Capt. Louis, 289 w Lombard
Cassard Thomas, (G. Cassard & Son,) 271 w

Lombard
Cassell Abraham, bricklayer, 23 McHenry
Cassell Charles P. soldier, 272 Mulberry
Cassell George N. bricklayer, 23 McHenry
Cassell George R. bricklayer, 231 w Biddle
Cassell Henry P. bricklayer, 272 Mulberry
Cassell John S. painter, ]06 n Schroeder
Cassell John S. assistant assessor, 3d district,

dw 106 n Schroeder
Cassell Joseph, carpenter, 280 Saratoga
Cassell Rebecca, boarding, 67 s Eutaw
Cassell Samuel C. bricklayer, 67 s Eutaw
Cassell Thomas, painter, 56 n Pine
Cassell Wm. G. 23 McHenry
Cassell William H., Capt. of Police, Western

district, dw 3 Grundy
Cassidy Brian, grocery, 102 e Monument
Cassidy Mrs. Catherine, over 9 s Front
Cassidy Mrs. Elizabeth, 144 n Eutaw
Cassidy Francis, grocery, n w cor Monument

St and Greenmount av
Cassidy Frank, waterman, 24 s Exeter
Cassidy James, boots and shoes, 33 w Pratt
Cassidy John, laborer, 9 L. McElderry

Cassidy John, waterman, 24 s Exeter
Cassidy Luke, grocery, s e cor Harford av

and Madison
Cassidy Martin, liquor store, s e cor Hillen

and Exeter, dw 129 n Exeter
Cassidy Mary, 214 Cross
Cassidy Orden, grocery, 91 Pine
Cassidy Owen, 56 Holland
Cassray Patrick, plasterer, 140 Harford av
Cassidy Patrick, 222 Lexington
Cassidy Patrick, tavern, 19 e Pratt
Cassidy Patrick, grocery, 52 s Frederick
Cassidy Sally, 97 n Bethel
Cassidy Thomas, bricklayer, 40 Dolphin
Cassin John H., clerk, 69 w Biddle
Cassin Mrs. Mary, 69 w Biddle
Cast Charles, laborer, 5 s DaUiS
Casten Ernest, laborer, 8 Leadenhall
Caster Henry, blacksmith, 161 e Lombard
Castine Emanuel M., liquor and cigars, 10 s

Gay, dw 41 Holland
Castine Mrs. Mina, 275 n Gay
Castle John, desk maker, 160 Raborg
Castelberg Jacob, (E. Rodberg & Co.,) 126 n

Gay
Caswell Rob't B,, shipbuilder, 5 Armistead la
Cate Anion, lumber yard and steam sash fac-
tory, n e cor East Falls av and Fawn, dw

101 Park
Cathcart A. Roszell, clerk 2d National Bank,

dw 513^ s Broadway
Cathcart Charles H., bookkeeper Bank of

Commerce, dw 83 s Broadway
Cathcart John W., clerk, 51}^ s Broadway
Cathcart Robert & W H., block and pump

makers, 113 Thames
CATHCART ROBERT, U. S. provost mar-
shall for 2d district JVld., office 83 e Balti-
more, dw 51)^ s Broadway
Cathcart Robert, jr., clerk, 511^ s Broadway
Cathcart Wm. H., (R. & W. H. Cathcart,)

83 s Broadway
Cathell Daniel W., letter carrier, 18 s Ann
Cathell Piatt M., machinist, Strieker s of

Pratt
Cathell Wm. H., letter carrier, 93 s Eden
Gather George R., attorney, 114 L. Greene
Gather Robert W., carpenter, 114 L. Greene
Gather Wm., carpenter, 114 L. Greene
Caton John, laborer, 98 Chesapeake
Gaton M. E., huckster, 74 Richmond
Cator Benjamin F., (Armstrong, Gator &

Co.,) 173 St. Paul
Cator Robinson W., (Armstrong, Gator &

Co.,) 175 St. Paul
Cator Wm. E., mariner, 171 Hughes
Catrup Samuel P., printer, 41 Jackson
Gatrup, Samuel H., carpenter, 41 Jackson
Catten Levi, second hand dealer, 127 Orleans
Gatterton Wm. J., blacksmith, 248 Cross
Gauffman Jacob H , peddler, 116 Franklin
Caugh Mrs. Jane, 18 Constitution
CAUGHEY BENJ., groceries and liquors, 9

Penna. av
Caughey Henry W,, clerk, 150 St. Pau-l
Caughy Michael P., (Moore & Caughy,) 150

St. Paul
Caughy Michael, 20 Aisquith
Caughy Noah W. (Noah Walker & Co .) s

e cor Calvert and Monument
Caughy S. Hamilton, (Noah Walker «& Co.)

156 St. Paul
Cauley Patrick, 9 Pleasant al

AUG. G. MEYER »Sj CO., Maniifactwrers of White lUcnd, Zinc, Patty, liainpbJack, Glne,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and V^amistics, 100 "W. liOmbard Street.

SMI'J(?H BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Caulficld James, dry goods, 140 w Biddle

Caulfield John, laborer, 813 w Pratt

Caulfield Robert, bookkeeper, 130 Garden

Caulk Elizabeth, 63 Holland

Caulk James, laborer, 43 Warren

Caulk James T. bailiff Circuit Court, dw 279

s Charles
Caulk James T. boiler maker, 279 s Charles
Caulk Susan, 44 Jackson
Caulk William, shoemaker, 94 e Fayette
Causey Rosannu T. seamstress, 210 German
Causm^lle John, produce dealer, 263 n Eden
Cavano George, butcher, 4 n Fremont
Cavano Lewis H. cigar maker, 21 Ogston
Cavenaugh Edwin, gardener, 38 Druid Hill av
Cavanaugh James, laborer, 10 Holland
Cavanaugh John, porter, 238 s Paca
Cavanaugh Michael, printer, 10 Holland
Cavanaugh Patrick, blacksmith, 10 Holland
Cave Charles, sutler, 118 s High
Cave Margaret J. 103 n Exeter
Cavenaugh Miles, carter, rear 25 Bank
Caverner John, porter, 238 s Paca
Caverner Michael, laborer, 123 s Castle
Caverner Peter, baker, 9 e Madison
Cavill Mrs. Jane, 105 Stirling
Cavin Thomas, laborer, 269 Forrest
Cavnigh Mrs. Martin, 118 Ramsay
Cavy Thomas J. blacksmith, 253 Hollins
Cawlay Frank, laborer, 52 Ellicott
Cawlay Roderick, laborer, Lazaretto Iron

Works
Cazier Robert W. mariner, 15 s Bond
Cecil Mrs. Lizzie, 196 Henrietta
Cellar Frederick, potter, 179 s Eden
Celly Simon, oysterman, 229 s Ann
Cempes George, horse dealer, 445 Canton av
Central Institute School, 12 Light
Cerletti S. restaurant, 4 w Baltimore
Cesati Angelo, stencil cutter, 115)^ w Lom-
bard, dw 103
Cesati Mrs. S. mantilla maker, over 103 w

Lombard
Cessna Mrs. Margaret H. 77 n Eutaw

Chabot Dr. , drug-gist, 426 Light

Chabot Mrs. Emily, 84 Mulberry
Chadburn William, machinist, 286 Hanover
Chaffinch Samuel E. cigar maker, 12 Gough
Chaffinch William H. 256 n Eden
Chaffinch William W. carp., 296 n Caroline
Chairman Charles F. tailor, 18 Brune
Chaftman George, boiler maker, Lanvale la

near Charles
Chaillfou Augustus, brush maker, 394 n Gay
Chaillou Barbara, 6 Russell
Chaillou Eugene S. laborer, 9 Russell
Chaisty Dr. Edward J. 158 Mulberry
CHAISTY E. J. jr. plumber and gas fitting
establishment, 49 n Calvert, dw 158 Mul-
berry
Chalk Elias, laborer, Mount Royal, Hill near

Reservoir
Chalk James, 225 Cathedral
Chalk James A., Engineer fire department,

120 Preston
Chalk Levi, grocer, 37 Grundy
Chalk William H. engineer, Mount Royal,

Hill near Reservoir
Chalk William R. clerk, 37 Grundy
Challis John, baker, 278 Aliceanna
Chalmers James, cabinet maker, 14 Lanvale
Chalmers John W. carpenter, 369 Saratoga
Chalmers Philemon S. tailor, 26 Druid Hill av

Chalmers Susan W. 76 Baltimore
Chamberlain Edward, bricklayer, 67 s Eutaw
Chamberlain Fernando, morocco dresser, 340 v.

e Eager \

Chamberlain John, tobacco, 103 Hanover
Chamberlain John C. boots and shoes, 608

w Lombard
Chamberlain John, shoemaker, 23 s Oregon
Chamberlain Julian, John near Lanvale
Chamberlain Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 18

Constitution
Chamberlain Phil, tailor, 276 e Monument
Chamberlaine, Henrietta, 122 Grundy
Chamberlaine Henry, jr. cashier Chesapeake

Bank, 170 Preston
Chamberlaine Mary, 122 Grundy
Chamberlaine Richard, 168 n Calvert
Chambers Elizabeth, tailoress, 88 Henrietta
Chambers Geo. M. clerk, 7 Courtland
Chambers Mrs. Georgianna, over 383 Franklin
Chambers Jas. police, 166 Washington, F. H.
Chambers John, carpenter, 5 Bevan
Chambers John T. laijorer, 5 Kevan
Chambers John W. barljer, n w cor Saratoga

and Chatsworth
Chambers Robert, Lieut, police, 69 Henrietta
Chambers Samuel, police, Eastern av, rear of

Mission Chapel
Chambers Wm. gunboat, 39 Eastern av
Chambers Wm. grain inspector, 54 s Repub-
lican
Champayne Henry R. coach maker, 84 Ger-
man, dw 23 n Poppleton
Champayne Wm. R. carpenter, 170 Vine, dw

10 Chatsworth
Champayne Wm. K. jr., coach painter, 10

Chatsworth
CHAMPLIN THOMAS A. P. wholesale
bakery, 138 w Fayette, dw. Madison av,
Baltimore County
Chance Edw'd, conductor N. C. R. 13 Grundy
Chance Frank, clerk, 92 n Paca
Chance James L. clerk Citizens' Bank, 350

Lexington
Chance James L. clerk, 92 n Paca
Chance Capt. Levin, mariner, 22 Henrietta
Chance Marinas, straw dealer, 208 n Bond
Chanceaulme Richard P. bookkeeper, 52 e

Fayette
CHANDLEE EDWIN, dentist, 15 s How-

ai'd
Chandler Geo. W. wagoner, 410 Light
Chandler Mrs. Henrietta, boarding, 28 and 30

s Sharp
Chandler John, bookkeeper, 79 Lee
Chandler Kennard, clerk, 79 Lee
Chandler Nelson, clerk, 79 Lee
Chandler Sarah E. 152 n Bond
Chandler Thos. coach maker, 120 Mulberry
Chandler Virginia, 28 Laurel
Chandley Susan, grocery, 125 n Fremont
Chandley John H. 125 n Fremont
Chaneay Stephen, shoemaker, 41e Monument
Chaney Andw. W. shoemaker, 10 n Caroline
Chaney Benjamin, police, 521 w Lombard
Chaney Charles W. boiler maker, 95 William
Chaney Mrs. Elizabeth, 143 n Fremont
CHANEY FLOYD, 183 w Hoffman
Chaney Mrs. Jane, 287 Hanover
Chaney Mrs. Jane, 95 William
Chaney Valletter S. tailoress, 73 n Schroeder
Chapin Charles, carpenter, 70 Albemarle
Chapman Catharine, boarding, 230 w Pratt

THE GROVER Si BAKER SEWIIVG MACHINE is tUe best for aU purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street. _.

SMITH ESCS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, Ho. 40 W.

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Chapman Allen A. (Kirkland, Chase & Co.)

40McCu]loh
Chapman Charles L. machinist, 92 Carey
Chapman George, saddler, 19 Mosher
Chapman Henry, milkman, Greenmount av

near Point lane
Chapman Jas. B. machinist, 221 e Lombard
CHAPMAN JOHN LEE, Mayor of Balti-
more, dw 41 Stiles
Chapman John Lee, jr. clerk, 41 Stiles
Chapman Nicholas P. agricultural implements,

145 w Pratt, dw 146 Dolphin
Chapman Ruth A. 375 Pennsylvania av
Chapman Wm. A. boatman, 123 n Broadway
Chapman Rev. Wm. G9 Barre
Chappell A. E. lamp and oil store, 175 Han-
over
Chappell Dr. Artemus, 96 e Pratt
Chappell Francis W, (Dickinson & Chappell,)

269 w Fayette
Chappell Edward, clerk in register of wills

office, 54 n Liberty
Chappell John M. 189 Saratoga
Chappell Louisa 0. lamps, 185 Mulberry
Chappell Mrs. Mary, 269 w Fayette
Chappell Mrs. P. E. 54 n Liberty
Chappell Philip S. chemical works, foot of

Cross, s side basin, dw 235 w Lombard
Chapon Rev. P., St. Mary's Seminary, Penn.

av, near St. Mary
Chariton George W. butcher, 192 Chesnut
Charles Benjamin F. hatter, 96 s Ann
Chai-les Benjamin, property agent and col-
lector, 135 s Broadway, dw 96 s Ann
Charles David, copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
Charles Geo. C. clerk, 47 n Exeter
Charles Mrs. M. 47 n Exeter
Charles Robert, copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
Charles Thomas J. hatter, and leader East

Baltimore military band, 203 s Broadway
CHARRONJ. B.&CO. (J. B. Charron, J.
P. Posey & S. Richard,) agents and im-
porters of wines, brandies, &c., n e corner
Lombard and Hanover
Charron John B., (J. B. Charron & Co.) 281

Lexington
Chartell M., Mansion House
Chase Alexander H. 141 w Biddle
Chase Algernon S. (Rice, Chase & Co.) 187

St Paul
Chase Asa N. sailor, 37 Low
Chase Hazillai, bookbinder, 141 e Biddle
Chase Chas. W. oyster packer, 200 Hanover
Chase Chas. F. bookkeeper, 77 n Charles
Chase Chas. W. cashier, 49 Lexington
Chase Clementine G. 337 e Baltimore
Chase Daniel, (Kirkland, Chase & Co.) 253

Madison av
Chase Edwin B. teacher telegraphing, Balto.
Business College, cor St. Paul & Lexington
Chase Franklin, soldier, 64 Thames
Chase Geo. B. (John M. Orem, Son & Co.)

239 e Baltimore
CHASE HANNIBAL H. brick maker, cor

Beason and Lowraan, dw 305 w Fayette
Chase Ira C. clerk, 60 n Gilmor
Chase I. H. ladies' shoemaker, 253 n Howard
Chase Jeremiah T. clerk, 75 n High
Chase John, ship smith, 38 Philpot
Chase Josiah B. (G. W. Barrus & Co.) Eu-
taw house

Chase J. Hermon, clerk, 36 Hanover
Chase Mrs. Mary A. 141 w Biddle
Chase Mary A. 200 Hanover
Chase R. W. (J. R. Gloninger & Co.) 47 w

Monument
Chase Samuel T. drayman, 222 s Howard
Chase Samuel W. 180 s Eutaw
CHASE WELLS & GEHRMANN, man-
ufacturers and machinists' warehouse, 6 s
Howard
Chase Wells, (Wells Chase & Gehrmann,)

282 Hollins
Chase Wm. M. sutler, 90 n Greene
Chason Peter A. boatswain U. S. N. 272 e

Pratt
Chasteau Armand, gilder, 69 e Lombard
Chasteau Mary E. 69 e Lombard
CHATARD DR. F. E. 30 n Charles
Chatard Dr. F. E. jr. 30 n Charles
Chatard Mrs. Frederick, 70 w Centre
Chatterton R. M. 38 s Charles
Cheaney J. Thomas, plasterer, 160 Forrest
Checkaboth Christian, 166 s Dallas
Chedeville Ovide, bookkeeper, 44 Saratoga
Cheeler Wm. stone mason, 34 e Pratt
Cheever James G. mariner, 224 s Sharp

Cheffens , s e cor Thames and Ann

Chelhause Geo. cabinet maker, 52 Portland
CHENOWETH & CO. (R. B. Chenoweth,
Amelia Chenoweth,) wholesale and retail
liquor dealers, 225 n Gay
Chenoweth B. T. machinist, 290 e Lombard
Chenoweth Geo. E. manufacturer reaping
machines and agricult'l implements, 1 Swan,
dw 223 e Fayette
Chenoweth Horace, car driver, 427 Lexington
Chenoweth Oliver, huckster, 109 Penna. av
Chenoweth Rich'd, Lieut, of police, 37 Garden
Chenoweth Richard B. 225 n Gay
Chenoweth Robt. shoemaker, 56 n Poppleton
Chenoweth Thomas, artist, 295 s Charles
Chenoweth Wm. carpenter, 14 Brune
Cheny Grafton, 34 Orchard
Cherbonier Victor, surgeon U. S. A. 95 w

Fayette
Chergreen Wm. coach painter, 23 McElderry
Cheppach Geo. laborer, 221 s Charles
Chermuck Thomas, butcher, 35 St. Mary
Cherry Edward, tobacconist, 420 w Baltimore
Cherry James W. printer, 115 Mulberry
CHERRY DR. T. F. dentist, s w cor Balti-
more and Liberty
CHESAPEAKE BANK, s e cor North and

Fayette
Chesley E. Louisa, tailoress, 432 w Lombard
Chesley Wm. grocer, 432 w Lombard
Chesney Benjamin, wheelwright, 5 n Wash-
ington, F. P.
Chesney Jesse F. printer, 94 s Eden
Chesney John W. carpenter, 29 McElderry
Chesney Samuel, speculator, 38 e Eager
Chesney Wm. carpenter, 88 Gough
Chesnut John, soldier, 104 e Baltimore
CHESNUT & CO. (W. Chesnut, S. P.
Townsend,) wholesale grocers and commis-
sion merchants, n w cor Pratt and South
Chesnut Wm. sr. (Chesnut & Co.) 104 e Bal-
timore
Chesnut Wm. jr. 104 e Baltimore
Chesnut Washington, of custom house, 37 n

Gay
Chesser Purnell, boatman, 347 s Charles
Chester George L. blacksmith, 11 Pleasant

JAAIES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore>st.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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CHESTER WM. shoeing smith, 9 Pleasant,

dwll
Chestnut Samuel, (S. Chestnut & Co.) 36

Spring row
CHESTNUT S. & CO. (Samuel Chestnut,
E. C. Marshall,) importers of corks, 38 s
Calvert
CHESTON JAMES & SON, (Galloway
Cheston,) shipping merchants, cor Cable
and Patterson
Cheston Galloway, (Jas. Cheston & Son,) 39

s Sharp
Chew James W. clerk U. S. court, dw 122

Grundy
Chew Robert W. bookkeeper, Greene betw.

German and Lombard
Chew Dr. Samuel, professor at University

of Maryland, 70 n I'aca
Chew Mrs. Dr. Samuel C. 70 n Paca
Chew William B. flour and feed, 558 w Balti-
more
Chichester Mrs. Susan, 144 Harford av
Chick Michael, tailor, 240 s Eutaw
Chickering Eldridge C. bookseller and sta-
tioner, 226 w Pratt
Chiffelle Judith, s e cor Madison and Park
Chiffelle Sophia, s e cor Madison and Park
Childers Mrs. Sarah, 152 McHenry
Child Samuel, office 29 n Gay, dw 276 w Fay-
ette
Child Samuel, jr. (Cortlan & Co.) 85 n

Greene
Child Thomas, clerk, 75 s Ann
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY, 166 w Lom-
bard, W. C. Palmer, agent
Childs Bunj. E. bookkeeper, 13 n Fremont
Child.s Charles, book l)inder, over 293 w Bal-
timore, dw 396 w Fayette
Childs Charles A. police, 18 George
Childs Elizabeth, 156 German
Childs John W. com merchant, 92 Light-st

wharf, dw 407 w Fayette
Childs Samuel, salesman, 156 German
Childs Mrs. Sarah H. 43 Greenmount av
Childs Summerfield, moulder, 555 w Lombard
Childs Thomas, book binder, 126 L. Greene
Childs William, 156 German
Childs Zachariah, police, 77 Orleans
Childs Zachariah T. clerk, 62 Barre
Chiont John, furniture wagon, 182 s Caroline
Chipman Emanuel, miller, Frederick road w

of toll gate
CHIPMAN GEORGE, wood and willow-
ware dealer, cor Calvert and Lombard, dw
88 e Baltimore
Chipman Marcus M. bookkeeper, 88 e Balti-
more
Chisholm Amanda M. milliner, 19 Hill
Chisliolm Henry, boiler maker, 19 Hill
Chisholm Sarah M. tailoress, 19 Hill
Chism Richard, dry goods, 229 Lexington
Chivel Henry, mariner, 224 s Sharp
Chivler Charles, telegraph operator, 40 e

Baltimore
Chivrel Alexander V. tailor, 71 s Broadway
Chohlman Conrad, cigar maker, 533 w Lom-
bard
Chrisman Jacob, flour dealer, Black Horse

Tavern
Chrisnier Mrs. Priscilla, doctress, 53 Har-
ford av
Chrisner John, soldier, 54 St. Mary
Chrisner Joseph, potter, 435 Saratoga

Chrisner Wm. 435 Saratoga
Christ Mrs. Catharine, 269 Raborg
Christ Philip, car inspector, 74 Exeter
Christ Wm. undertaker, 252 n Caroline
Chrlstal Thomas, painter, 19 Neighbor
Christhilf Francis, 107 Penna. av
Christhilf Henry, cedar cooper, 168 Pearl
Christhilf H. B. & Co. butter and produce,

66 Pearl
Christhilf Henry B. clerk, 107 Penna av
Christian Commission for the relief of sick
U. S. disabled soldiers, 89 and 91 w Balti-
more, up stairs
Christian Richard, grocery, 287 Eastern av
Christie Ann, tailoress, 387 Hamburg
Christie Edward G. 546 w Fayette
Christie Elizabeth, 387 Hamburg
Christie Jacob, drayman, 96 Eastern av
Christie James, foundryman, rear Boston

near Hudson
Christie Michael, blacksmith, 12 Preston
Christie Wm. wagoner, 79 St. Peter
Christmas John, 74 Marriott
Christman John, bookkeeper, 142 n Charles
Christopher Aquilla, puddler, 20 Boston
Christopher Henry C. engineer, 126 e Pratt
Christopher Jane, 86 North
Christopher James F. jilasterer, 132 Vine
Christopher John, gunsmith, 41 Orchard
Christopher Joseph, police, 41 Orchard
Christopher Josiah, pattern maker, 208 n

Central av
CHRISTOPHER & KIRSCH, (M. Chris-
topher, Frederick Kirsch,) restaurant, 40 e
Pratt
Christopher's livery and exchange stables,

86 German
Christopher Milton, (Christopher & Kirsch,)

401 n Gay
Christopher Nicholas, agent, 126 e Pratt
Christopher Oliver, salesman, 132 Vine
CHRISTOPHER R. W. dry goods, 153

Lexington
Christopher Thos. B. peddler, 132 Mullikin
Christopher Thomas, mariner, 51 s Caroline
Christopher Wm. 66 Union
Christopher Wm. 240 Saratoga
Christopher Wollen Z. bookkeeper, 126 e

Pratt
Christwell Levi, machinist, N. C. R., sof

Northern av
Christwell Mrs. Leah, N. C. R., s of

Northern av
Christy Arthur, 156 w Lombard
Christyani Wm. cook, 93 Granby
Chroner Conrad, butcher, Harford av near

city limits
Chrystal John, grocer, 226 n Gay
Chubb Catherine, 142 n Charles
Chubb Emma, 142 n Charles
Chunn Dr. James T. 18! w Madison
Church Anton, laborer, II Perry
Church Charles L. cigar mak. 141 Columbia
Church Edward J. lumljer, s w cor Aisquith

and Monument, dw 218 Aisquith
Church Home and Infirmary, (Epis.) Broad-
way, between Baltimore and Fayette
CHURCH JAMES A. junk dealer, 4 Wall,

near Dugan's wharf, dw 139 n Central av
CHURCH JOHN, manager Cedar Point Iron

Furnace, dw Baltimore Co.
Chureh Thomas, clerk, 309 e Madison
Church Wm G., machinist, 62 Grundy

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RAYMOND, BURTOIV & CO., 168 Ballimore-st., near CnlT-ei-t. kttp the Largest and
Best Appointed SMrt and Furulslilng Goods House In tlie United States.

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Churchill Lorey, silver plater, 10 Mercer, dw
277 n Entaw

Churchwell John, carpenter, 48 Fort av

Ciampi Rev. Antony F., S. J., president of
Loyola Colleg:e, Loyola place

CICERELLO ANTONIO, dealer in confec-
tionery, fruit, &c., 125 n Gay

Cinnamon Martha, seamstress, 130 Saratoga

CINNAMOND & BROWNING, (G. R. Cin-
namond, W.T.Browning) conveyancers and
attorneys, 59 w Fayette

Cinnamond Geo. R. (Cinnamond & Brovt^n-
ing) 59 w Fayette

Cinnamond Henry, laborer, 41 Edward

Circle Henry, ship carpenter, 123 s Regester

Circle John, street paver, 123 s Regester

Cissel Benj. C. brakesman, 9 s Carey

Cisselberger Andrew, laborer, 130 Dolphin

Cisselberger Martin, well digger, 130 Dolphin

CITIZENS' BANK, n e cor^Pratt and Han-
over

CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, City
Hall, 2d floor

CITY HALL, Holliday, n of Fayette, in
which are the Mayor's oflice. City Collec-
tor's, Register's, Commissioner's, Appeal
Tax Court, Comptroller's, City Survey-
or's, Fire Inspector's, Police Commission-
ers', and Health offices

CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY COM-
PANY, office, n c cor Eutaw and Baltimore

Clabaugh & Harris, (E. A Clabaugli, G. W.
Harris) liquor dealers and distillers, 38
South

Clabaugh E. A. (Clabaugh & Harris) 8 n
Carey

Clabaugh Geo. wholesale liquor dealer, 372
w Baltimore, dw 6 Waveriy Terrace

Clabaugh George W. (Clabaugh & Harris)
Carey near Saratoga

Clabaugh John, carpenter, 95 Mulberry

CLABAUGH WM. H. proprietor Fountain
Hotel, 5 Light, dw 205 w Lombard

Clabby Honora, grocery, 29 Hilien

Clabby Luke, plumber, 29 Hilien

Ciackner Elizabeth, 32 n Eden

Clackner James, 7 Aisquith

Ciackner Capt. Joseph, marine surveyor, s w
cor Gay and Lombard, dw 7 Aisquith

Ciackner Matthew, First Balto. House res-
taurant, 10 McClellan's al, dw 7 Aisquith

Clages Frederick, student, 118 L. Greene

Clagett Mrs. Eliza, 145 e Lombard

Clagett John T 145 e Lombard

Claggett Louis H. 156 Pearl

Claggett Mrs. Mary, 257 w Madison

Claggett Thomas J. 156 Pearl

CLAGGETT WM & CO. (Wm. Claggett,
J. D Danels, jr.,) brewers, e Lombard,
adjoining Falls
Claggett Wm. (Wm. Claggett & Co.) 240 n

Charles
Claggett Wm. T. furniture wagoner, 157 e
Lombard

Claggett Wm. 200 n Charles

Clamm Frank, cigar maker, 47 Granby

Clampitt William H. brass finisher, 502 w

Baltimore
Clapp Ann, 140 n High

Clapp George C. hatter, 64 Hilien, dw 6 Jef-
ferson
Clappsaddle W. F. tinner, 324 s Charles
Clapseld Francis, blacksmith, 144 Mulberry

Clare Isaac, 160 Hanover

Claridge George W. police, 163 Hamburg

Claridge Henry R. police, 162 n Spring

Claridge James R. 102 n High

Claridge John, tinner, 72 s Eden

Claridge Lloyd, painter, 32 Hughes

Claridy John, moulder, 5 Heath

Clark A. C. commercial agent, 46 Granby

CLARK A.HOWARD, agent J. M. Brad-

street & Son, 59 w Second, dw 61 St. Paul
Clark Adams, soldier, 73 Eislein
Clark Amelia, 226 n Howard
Clark Ambrose, macliinist, 138 Penna. av
Clark Mrs. Ann, 168 Park
Clark Ann, dairy, 87 Lexington
Clark Augustus, blacksmith, 140 Henrietta
Clark Benjamin D. 52 Barre
Clark Benjamin, shoemaker, 30 Franklin al
Clark Bernhard, carpenter, 15 Pleasant, dw 159

n Exeter
Clark Beverly, law student, 28 s Sharp
Clark Bridget, 90 s Fremont
Clark Charles G. boiler maker, 48McMechin
Clark Charles H. safe maker, 112 Henrietta
Clark Charles H. pilot, 110 s Bond
Clark Charles H. 121 William
Clark Charles L. carpenter, 159 n Exeter
CLARK & CUNNINGHAM, (M. Clark,

W. R. Cunningham,) liquor and commis-
sion merchants, 30 s Frederick
Clark Daniel, drayman, 235 Columbia
Clark Daniel H. shoemaker, 6 Orleans
Clark Mrs. Elizabeth, 182 s Eutaw
Clark Mrs. Eva, 73 w Biddle
Clark Frank, (Murray, Clark & Co.) 164

Hughes
CLARK GABRIEL D. importer watches

and jewelry, cor Calvert and Water, dw 50

w Monument
Clark Gabriel D. jr., clerk, 50 w Monument
Clark George A. mariner, 179 Hanover
Clark George A. shoemaker, 53 McElderry
Clark George, mariner, 171 n Spring
Clark George, driver Adams Express, 161

George
Clark George, expressman, 188 George
Clark George T. plumber, 302 e Madison
Clark George W. 391 w Fayette
Clark Henry, (Levi Perry & Co.) 212 w

Lombard
Clark Henry H. ambrotypist, 49 s F]xeter
Clark Henry H. coachmaker, 80 n High
Clark Hugh, laborer, 46 n Front
Clark Lsabella W. 121 William
Clark James, watchman, 356 e Fayette
Clark James, lock manufac. 147 vv Fayette
Clark James, laborer, 23 s Regester
Clark James A. produce dealer, s e corner of

Broadway and Belair av
Clark James, (Jas. Clark & Co.) 26 Warren
Clark James B. clerk, 52 Barre
Clark James, carpenter, n e cor Peirce and

Fremont
Clark James, 41 s Exeter
Clark James, laborer, 59 s Durham
Clark James, laborer, 242 Lemmon al
Clark James, liquors, 40 Boyd
Clark James, laborer, 18 s Front
Clark James, carpenter, 149 n Fremont
Clark James & Co. (J. Clark, B. Thornton, J.

Cahill,) Peoples machine and boiler works,

south side Basin
Clark Mrs. Jane, cor Warner and Fremont

.T. HEXRY OIESE, Commission Merchant, for tl>e sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Sm.
Rosendale Cemef^t and Calcined Plaster coustautly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Clark James R. (Matthew B. Clark & Bro.)

249 n Eutaw
Clark John F. 180 Preston
Clark John, eno;iiieer, 153 Montgomery
Clark John, carpenter, 122 e Fayette
Clark Capt. John, 62 Block
Clark John S. finisher, 25 Armistead la
Clark John S. ship carpenter, 173 e Pratt
Clark John, president Citizens' Bank 42 n

Charles, dw 44 n Charles
Clark John H. finislier, 26 Warren
Clark John W. detective, 124 Harford av
Clark John H. cooper, 106 s Bond
Clark John W. lamplighter, 165 Hughes
Clark John, sailmnker, 57 L. Montgomery
Clark Jolin N. clerk, 239 n Eden
Clark John, carpenter, 71 s Fremont
Clark John, 502 e Baltimore
Clark Jolin S. machinist, 384 w Lombard
Clark John, carpenter, 156 Aisquith
Clark John, grocer, s w cor Goiigh & Castle al
Clark John A. clerk, 1 Warner
Clark John S. carpenter, 159 n Exeter
Clark John, porter, 30 Hillen
Clark John W. carpenter, 122 e Fayette
Clark J. Everett, clerk, 180 Preston
Clark Jonathan T. sparmaker, 99 Hamburg
Clark Joseph, huckster, 380 Harford av
Clark Joseph C. hackman, 185 Knsor
Clark Laurence, express driver, 240 Aisquith
Clark Lester S. soldier, 479 Belair av
CLARK LEWIS & CO. (Lewis Clark) com-
mission and auction store, 184 w Baltimore,
Clark Levin P. patent hydrants, over 44 Hol-

liday, dw 52 n Exeter
Clark Lewis, (L. Clark & Co.) Grundy near

McMechin
Clark Levi, carpenter, 253 Hollins
Clark L. brakesman, 348 w Mulberry
Clark Margaret S. 118 w Fayette
Clark Mary, 45 Hill
Clark Mrs Maria, nurse, Washington road,

opp Mount Clare
Clark Mary, matron, 239 Pcirce
Clark Martin, peddler, 17 Park
Clark Martin, laborer, 51 Haubert
Clark Mary, 75 n Central av
Clark Mrs. Mary M. 126 Mulberry
Clark Matthew, (Clark & Cunningham) 295

n Caroline
Clark Matthew B. (Matthew B. Clark &

Bro.) 272 w Fayette
Clark Matthew B. & Bro. (M. Clark & J. R.

Clark) flour merchants, 40 n Howard
Clark Mrs. Nelson, 67 St. Paul
Clark Nicholas, hod carrier, 281 Forrest
Clark Noah, harness maker, 52 n Exeter
Clark Patrick, grocer, 8 Aisquith
Clark Patrick, quarryman, Falls road n of

Northern av
Clark Owen, waiter, 187 Lemmon al
Clark Peter, laborer, 2 Ryan
Clark Piner W. 118 w Fayette
Clark Reliecca, tailoress, 124 e Eager
Clark Richard B. clerk, 83 e Pratt
Clark Richard H. lab. cor Warner & Fremont
Clark Richard S. sutler, 103 s Broadway
Clark Samuel, bricklayer, 88 Moore al
Clark Sarah, 87 Chesnut
Clark Sarah, 156 Aisquith
Clark Stephen N. carpenter, 51 Milliman
Clark Sylvester, moulder, 124 e Eager
Clark Teresa, huckstress, 37 n Schroeder

CLARK THOMAS & CO., (T. Cla.k.J-

Zeigler,) coppersmiths, 237 s Wolfe
Clark Thomas, (Thoma.s Clark & Co.,) n w

cor Aisquith and Comet
Clark Thomas, police, 132 s Paca
Clark Thomas S., jr., clerk, 130 w Fayette
Clark Thomas S., (Thomas S. Clark & Son,)

83 e Pratt
Clark Thomas F., finisher, 313 s Charles
Clark Thomas S. & Son, (Thomas S. Clark,

W. H. Clark,) sailmakers, 128 Dugan's

wharf
Clark Thomas S., (Thomas S. Clark & Son,)

83 e Pratt
Clark Thomas, tinner, 243 Hollins
Clark Thomas, laborer, 26 Orbit al
Clark Thomas, laborer, 176 Dover
Clark Timothy, laborer, 67 James la
Clark Wm. B., clerk, 502 w Baltimore
Clark Wm.. laborer, 292 n Eutaw
Clark Wm. G., sail and awning maker, 283

Hollins
Clark Wm., cooper, 121 William
Clark Wm. T., ship joiner, 36 Barre
Clark Wm. T., ship carpenter, 12 s Ann
Clark Wm. H., assistant editor "The Sun,"

1.33 Mulberry
Clark Wm. A., machinist, 9 s Republican
Ciark Wm. H., (Thomas S. Clark & Son,)

283 Hollins '

Clark Wm C, shoemaker, Harford av exind
Clark Wm. J., agent Florence sewing ma-
chines. General Wayne hotel
Clark Wm. H., 73 w Biddle
Clark Zaehariah, pilot, 135 s Ann
Clarke Addison, (Caldwell & Clarke,) 56 w

Biddle
Clarke Rev. Ambrose W., warden Church

Home and Infirmary, Broadway between

Baltimore and Fayette
Clarke Anthony, grocer, 191 Gough
CLARKE ASHUR, ladies' seminary, 61

Saratoga, adjoining Athenseum, dw 137 St.

Paul
Clarke Mrs. Bridget, 90 s Fremont
Clnike Charles, (Quartermaster's department,

23 n Calvert
Clarke Mrs. Elizabeth, 377 Saratoga
Clarke Henry E., 56 w Biddle
Clarke John W., carpenter, 31 s Poppleton
Clarke John C, helper, 281 Saratoga
Clarke John G., (Clarke & Jones,) Balto. Co.
Clarke John, furniture wagon, 136 Mullikin
CLARKE & JONES, (J. G. Clarke, W. H.

Jones,) candy manufacturers and fruit deal-
ers, 20 Light
Clarke Joseph H., professor of languages, 25

Barnet, dw 20 Mulberry
Clarke Jos. W., clerk, 83 n Eutaw
CLARKE & KING, (Wm. T. Clarke, Joseph

A. King,) ship joiners, foot of Henry
Clarke Martin, 156 s Washington, F. P.
Clarke Mrs. Mary, 52 Greenmount av
Clarke Mrs. Mary A., 30 c Lombard
Clarke Mrs. Mary M., 83 n Eutaw
Clarke Owen, switch tender, n e cor. Ostend

and Eutaw
Clarke Phoebe D., 56 w Biddle
Clarke Ray S., mariner, 20 s Broadway
Clarke Robert A., grocer, 30 e Lombard
Clarke Samuel T., salesman, 104 n Greene
Clarke Sylvester, bonnet frame manufacturer,

89 Lexington

AUG. G. MKYER tSj CO., Maniiractiirers of Wliitp Lead, Zinc, Putty, I^ampblack, Glue,
Neat.sfoot Oil, Saltpi *i«?. Pj«jnts ami Vol-nixlies, KtO W. liOinliard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Clarke Stephen, carpenter, 51 Milliman
Clarke Mrs. Temperance G., ^80 \v Fayette
Clarke Thomas, laborer, 4 St. .Mary
Clarke Thomas, builder, 14 n Calhoun
Clark'^ Thomas, driver Adams Express, 4

St. Mary
Clarke VVm. T., (Clarke & King,) 36 Barre
CLARKSBURG CO.AL & IRON COMT,

O'Hern & Co. agents, 35 s Gay
Clarkson Alfred, bricklayer, 97 n Central av
Clarkson Edward H. N., (Joseph Clarkson

& Sons,) 22 e Monument
Clarkson Franklin S., (Joseph Clarkson &

Sons,) 22 e Monument
Clarkson Geo. L., shoemaker, 97 n Central av
CLARKSON JOSEPH & SONS, (Joseph
Clarkson, Edward ti. N. Clarkson, Frank-
lin S Clarkson,) machinists, 75 n Front
Clarkson Joseph, (Joseph Clarkson & Sons,)

22 e Monument
Clarkson M. C, clerk 114 n Greene
Clarvoe Mrs. M. A. boarding house, 171 w

Lombard
Clary Mrs. 13 Pleasant al
Clary Capt. Thomas, 13 Pleasant al
Clas Henry, laborer, 161 s Eden
Clasby Andrew, laborer, 342 Canton av
Clashingle Joseph, cooper, 44 Bank
Classen Benjamin, clerk, 155 s Sharp
Classen Harman, flour and feed dealer, 145 s

Sharp, dw 155
Classen Henry W. hay dealer, Howard, betw.

Montgomery and Lee, dw 138 Lee
Clatcher Mrs 52 n Schroeder
Clans Edward, tailor, 116 n Eden
Clans fc^manuel, paver and regalia maker, 70s

Bethel
CLALSS REV. JOS. rector St. Michael's
church, n e cor Lombard and Wolfe
-Claussen Peter, mariner, 330 Canton av
Clatcliiey Jas. M. coach trim., 86 Richmond
Clautice Ann, dry goods dealer. 111 Penna. av
Clautice Edward, plumber, 110 s Paca
Clautice Francis, huckster, 187 e Eager
Clautice Francis, provisions, 69 w Pratt, dw

Eager near Valley
Clautice George, sr. 94 Penna. av
Clautice George J. huckster, 81 Forrest
Clautice George, jr. car builder, 94 Penna. av
Clautice Henry, huckster, 148 Hillen
Clautice Henry C. shipsmith, 51 Granby
Clautice Joseph, tailor, 295 e Madison
Clautice Joseph, tinner, 110 s Paca
Clautice Mrs. Elizabeth, hucksieress, 17 Har-
ford av
Clautice Mary, 111 Penna, av
Clautice Peter, blacksmith, s e cor Portland

and Emory, dw 110 s Paca
Clautice William, coachmaker, 220 w Biddle
Clavell Capt. Edward, mariner, 182 Gough
Claxton Samuel, 45 Saratoga
Clay George M. engineer, 48 n Schroeder
Clay John, cigar maker, 74 s Republican
Clayltmd Samuel R. horse dealer, 65 Columbia
Claypoole George, painter, 29 Jefferson
Claypoole James, clerk, 729 w Baltimore
Claypoole James, clerk, 52 n Republican
Claypoole Capt. John, mariner, 232 Aisquith
Clayton Alfred S. butter depot, 82 Hanover,

dw 135 s Paca
Clayton Edward W. tavern, 119 Camden
Clayton Henry, provost marshal, 5 Courtland
Clayton James E. 30 Cathedral

Clayton James W. clerk, 5 Courtland
Clayton John, silversmith, 53 w Centre
Clayton John L. 5 Courtland
Clayton J. P. clerk, custom house, dw 5

Courtland
Clayton John T. carpenter, 165 e Madison
Clayton Samuel, 53 Conway
Clayton Samuel S. 20 Cathedral
Clayton Theodore, clerk, 5 Courtland
Clayton William S. bricklayer, 7 w Biddle
Clazey James, machinist, 163 Montgomery
Clazey Mrs. Alargaret, 163 Montgomery
CLEARY ELLEN, trimmings, 53 Harrison
Cleaveland Joseph, (Coleman & Cleaveland,)

53 s Eutaw
CLEAVELAND SYLVESTER, agent for
James Getty, n e cor Front anU Gay, dw
171 n Exeter
Clemant Thoinas, copper smelter, Clinton n

of Boston
Clemens Augustus D. 305 Garden
Clemens Jacob, barkeeper, 256 s Broadway
Clemens James, cooper, 230 n Bond
Clemens John, cooper, 8 Bath
Clemens John, cooper, Washington-st. Home-
stead
Clemens John, machinist, 172 Bank
Clement Thomas, copper smelter, 8 Cuba
CLEMENTS & BONSAL, (P. P. Clements,
S. Bonsai,) wholesale grocers, 63 Exchange
Place
Clements John B. hiariner, 178 e Pratt
Clements John S., superintendent Barnum 's

hotel, 140 Aisquith
Clements P. P , (Clements & Bonsai,) 165 n

Charles
Clemm Andrew, watchman, s e cor. Alice-
anna and Bank
Clemm Carl, soap maker, 907 w Pratt
Clemm John, cooper, 122 s Charles
Clemm Wm. E., watchman, 206 Aisquith
Clemmacs John, shoemaker, 11 Gittings
Clemment Capt. John W., mate, 33 s Ann
Clemmons John R., in Custom House, 81

Penna. av
Clempert Bernard M., restaurant, 71 s Charles
Clency Jeremiah, packer, 202 n Eutaw
Clency Mrs. Jeremiah, intelligence office, 202

n Eutaw
Clendenen Mary A., milliner, 110 Lexington
Clendenin Margaret A., teacher, 187 e Balti-
more
Clendinen Joseph, porter, 13 s Bond
Clensey James, laborer, 67 n Front
Clerken John, laborer. Mount Royal Hill

near reservoir
Clernan John, commission mer., 201 North,

dw 102 Druid Hill av
Clernan Matthew, clerk, 102 Druid Hill av
Cleppish David, gilder, 78 n Schroeder
Cleter Joiin, shoemaker, 213 s Bethel
Cleveland Erastus, machinist, 97 HoUins
Cleveland Joseph S., junk shop, 48 Thames

dw 53 s Eden
Click Christian, trimmer, 14 n Liberty
Click Conrad, 364 e Eager
Clickner Samuel A., shoe cutter, 191 Lee
Clien Morris, second hand store, 688 w Balti-
more
Cliffe John F., mariner, 162 e Baltimore
Clifford Mrs. Hannah, 148 German
Clifford James, blacksmith, 123 e Eager
Clifford John, tinner, 293 Eastern av

the: GROVKR & BAKJSR SE\VIIVC} .SIACHINE: is tlxe best for all pnrpoaeg— SAUCS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Clifford John, 250 Forrest
Clifford Mrs. Margaret, 421 w Pratt
Clifford Samuel, 8 George, west end
Clifford Sylvester, jr., bacon dealer, 195 Hol-

lins
Clifford Sylvester W., 195 Hollins
Clifford Thomas, laborer, 29.3 Eastern av
Clifford Wm., carter, ]2 Chew
Clifford W. H., baggage agent B. & O. R. R.,

140 Lf e
Clift Catherine, 273 e Madison
Clifton Mrs. Alphonsa, boarding house, 49

St. Paul
Cline Anthony, 262 e Lombard
Cline Christopher, shoemaker, 179 s Ann
Cline David L., clerk, Mansion house
Cline Ely, moulder, 517 Saratoga
Cline George, blacksmith, 135 Mulberry
Cline George H., lieut. police, 45 Warren
Cline Hugii, engineer U. S. N., 79 McHenry
Cline Jacob, pattern maker, 79 McHenry
Cline James P., master's mate U. S. N., 295

e Lombard
Cline Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 173 e Lom-
bard
Cling John Barter, 385 e Eager
Clinton John, laborer, 31 Elizabeth la
Clinton Thomas L., butcher, 135 Penna av
Clipper Wm., ship carpenter, 386 Light
Clisham John, 143 s Chapel
Clishup Martin, laborer, 15 Buren
Cloak Lawrence, laborer, 636 w Pratt
Cloak Leary, porter, 636 w Pratt
Cloak Patrick, drayman, 35 Hillen
Clocker Hezekiah, carpenter, 198 e Monument
Clochur Frederick A., blacksmith, 650 w

Pratt
Coffenstoin John, 388 w Fayette
Clogg George S. boot maker, 2 s Calvert, dw

1 s Broadway
Clohasy Martin, laborer, 20 Eastern av
Cloman Eliza, washerwoman, 72 s Republican
Cloman Emanl. C. shoemaker, 72 s Republican
Clonev Robert, tailor, 71 York
Clonin Bridget, 33 Haubert
Clonin Mrs. Mary, laundress, 46 Boyd
Clopein Caroline, restaurant, 301 Penna. av
Clopein John, butcher, 301 Penna. av
Close Alexander, (Alexander Close & Co.)

179 w Biddle
CLOSE ALEXANDER & CO. (A. Close, S.
Wylie,) dry goods commission merchants,
4 German
Close Christian, 376 Lexington
Close Jam(;s, 40 Lexington
Close James, 236 w Baltimore
Close Margaret, hucksteress, 37 Pearl
Close Nicholas, grocery, 139 Gough

Closen , brakesman, 357 Cathedral

Closs Henry, laborer, se cor Block and Wills
Clotworihy Alexander, furniture dealer, 76 n

Howard
Clotworthy Charles A. clerk, 358 n Eutaw
Clotwortliy Edward F. clerk, 70 n Howard
CLOTWORTHY & FLINT, (W. P. Clot-
worthy,) wholesale druggists, 339 w Balti-
more
Clotworthy George W. 76 n Howard
Clotworthy Samuel, 76 n Howard
Clotworthy William P. (Clotworthy & Flint,)

234 Madison av
Clotworthy William, laborer, 716 w Pratt
Clotzsch Christopher, tailor, 56 s Bethel

Cloud Benjamin, laborer, 83 Cross
CLOUD CHARLES F. 415 w Baltimore
Cloud Daniel, banker, dw 17 Cathedral
Clough Martin V. 69 w Centre
Clouse Edward C. tailor, 116 n Eden
Clowdsley John H. huckster, 293 Light
Clowdsley Thomas, clerk, 67 Barre
Clunan Timothy, laborer, 50 Cooksie
Clunet John B. clerk, 234 n Howard
Clunet Victor, secretary American Fire Insu-
rance Co. of Baltimore, dw 234 n Howard
Clunet Victor S. clerk, 327 e Baltimore
Clunet Victor S. clerk, 234 n Howard
Cluney John, laborer, 23 Stockton al
Clure Peter, laborer, 329 Eastern av
Cluskey Patrick, laborer, 10 Scott
Coakley & Brother, (M. Coakley, D. Coak-

ley,) leather and shoe trimmings dealers, 16

s Calvert
Coakley Daniel, (Coakley & Brother,) 183

Saratoga
Coakley John, 11 e Monument
Coakley Michael, (Coakley «&. Brother,) 11 e

Monument
Coakley P. H. over 24 South
Coale Alfred, brakesman, 12 s Carey
Coale Conrad, laborer, 26 Towson
Coale E. H. dry goods, 67 Lexington
Coale Mrs. Edward J. 45 Mulberry
COALE GEORGE B. secretary Merchants'

Mutual Insurance Co., 58 Exchange place,

dw 77 Park
COALE ISAAC, JR. & BRO. (I. Coale, jr.,

T. E Coale,) commission merchants, 17

and 19 Hanover
Coale Isaac, jr. (1. Coale, jr. & Bro.) 94 w

Monument
COALE JAMES CAREY, agent for New

York board of underwriters and Lloyd's,

56 Exchange place, dw Eutaw House
Coale Joseph M. machinist, 47 w Biddle
Coale Mary A. 45 Mulberry
Coale S. Robinson, (T. L. Sutton & Co.)

Baltimore Co.
Coale Thos E. (Isaac Coale, jr. & Bro.) 248

Madison av
Coale Wm. E. jr. bookkeeper First National

Bank, Catonsville, Baltimore Co.
Coale Capt. Wm. E sr., IJ. S. A., 50 s Sharp
Coale Wm. student, 548 Franklin
Coalman Jas. cigar maker. Low near Aisquith

Coar , conduct. N. C. R., 357 Cathedral

Coarts Mrs. Susan, 30 Franklin

COATES & BRO. (Geo. W. P. Coates, Dr.

C. E. Coates, I. P. Coates,) proprietors Lo-
cust Point Rolling Mills
Coates Dr. C. E. (Coates & Bro.) 189 St. Paul
Coates Geo. W. P. (Coates cfe Bro.) 189 St.

Paul
Coates I. Penick, (Coates & Brother,) 341 e

Pratt
Coates Israel B. blacksmith, 154 Harford av
Coates James A. confectioner, 54 w Baltimore
Coates John, lumber merchant, and President

Union Fire Insurance Co., 355 w Pratt, dw

262 w Lombard
Coates Robt. E. painter, 5 n Sharp, dw 173

Barre
Coath Jno. restaurant, 7 Centre Market space
Coath Mrs. Maria, 44 e Lombard
Ccath Wm. bookkeeper, 44 e Lombard
Coats Ezra, coachsmith, 154 Harford av
Cobb Charles H. clerk, 1 Park

JAJJIES H. aOHJfS03f, City Steani Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Siuokini; Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Tie^, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Cobb Edward R. E. (Rex, Higgins & Co.)

31 n Liberty
Cobb Geo. F. salesman, 359 \v Fayette
Cobb Josiah & Sou, (J. Cobb, C. H. Cobb,)

31 n Liberty
Cobertii Lloyd H. engineer, 1G9 Montgomery
Coblens & Bro. (S. Coblens, D. Coblens,)

horse dealers, 3 n Paca
Coblens Daniel (Coblens & Bro.) 87 Columbia
Coblen.s Samuel (Coblens & Bro.) 141 German
Coburn Cornelius, painter, 40 Albemarle
Coburn E. F. variety, store, n e cor Bond and

Pratt
Coburn Henry, bricklayer, n e cor Bond and

Pratt
Coburn Mrs. James, bonnet and fancy store,

19 n Gay
Coburn Thomas, stone mason, 58 Buren
Cochian Elizabeth, 14 East
Cochran Andrew, broom maker, 189 n Exeter
Cochran Mrs. Ann, tailores^s, 27 Haw
Cochran Cliarles, of P. 0. depait. Washing-
ton, 165 Hanover
Cochran Mrs. Emma L. 13 Aisquith
Cochran Henry W. (Cunningham & Coch-
ran, 280 e Baltimore
COCHR,-\N JAMES E. & SON, (James
E. Cochran, John E. Cochran,) grocers and
commission merchants, 84 Light st wharf
Cochran James E (Jas. E. Cochran & Son,)

18 Holland
Cochran John, laborer, Lanvale near John
Cochran John E. (Jas. E. Cochran & Son,)

cor Exeter and Granby
Cochran John, laborer. 18 Block
Cochran John, moulder, 84 n Front
Cochran Michael, blacksmith, 382 Hanover
Cochran Samuel H. clerk, 610 w Lombard
COCHRAN THOMAS J. & CO. (T.- J.
Cochran, W. Abrahams,) ice dealers, 138
s Exeter and 200 West Falls av
Cochran Thomas J (T. J. Cochran & Co.)

74 e Baltimore
Cochran Wm. J. moulder, 159 HoUins
Cochran W. F. clerk, 165 Hanover
Cock George D. (H. J. Werdebaugh & Co.)

58 s Paca
COCKEY & CO. lumber commission mer-
chants, n e cor Canton and East Falls avs
Cockey C. W. 19 n Calvert
Cockey Dr. J. C. 2 s Exeter
Cockey John C soldier, 72 n Poppleton
Cockey Mrs. Mary, 72 n Poppk-ton
Cockey Richard, clerk, 72 n Poppleton
Cockey Wm. P. C. salesman, 63 n Howard
Cockey Wm. P. clerk, 84 Hanover
Cockey Wm. clerk, 169 Lombard
Cockey Wm. H. carpenter, 330 Saratoga
Cocknil Dr. J. J. 23 s Broadway
Codd Edward J. & Co. (E. J. Codd, Wm S.
Cowpland,) engineers and machinists, 259
s Cai'oline
Codd Edward J. (Edward J. Codd & Co.)

92 s Bond
Codd Mrs. Matilda, 302 e Lombard
Codd Simon, laborer, 3 Monument
Codd Thomas, 74 s Washington, F. P
Codd William H. butcher, 74 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Codduig, F. W. machinist, 25 s Calhoun
Codding Mrs. W. W. 25 s Calhoun
Coddington Mrs. Harriet S. 330 Mulberry
Codet Joseph R. dancing master, 46 Granby

Codey John, shoemaker, 240 w Biddle
Codey Mary, grocery and liquors, n e corner

East and Douglass
Codori John A. butcher, 123 Centre and 48

Belair markets, dw 87 Greenmount av
Coe John C. steamed oyster saloon, 367 w

Baltimore, dw 5 n Strieker
Coe Mrs. Margaret E. 52 George
CofFay John, hack driver, 67 Buren
Coffay Thomas, keeper of hacks, s w corner

Eager and Morton al
Coffay Wm. hackman, s e cor Eager and

Morton al
Coffey John, laborer. Falls road near North-
ern av
Coffey Patrick, laborer, 28 Hillen
Coffin Capt. Charles E. mariner, 97 s Ann
Coffroth^Geo. R. (Coffroth, Miller & Co.)

221 Madison av
COFFROTH, MILLER & CO. (G. R. Cof-
froth, G. H. Miller,) com. merchants,
and dealers in tobacco, cigars and snuff, 330
w Baltimore
Cofran Mrs. Eliza, 15 Scott
Cofran James, machinist, 23 Scott
Coffee John, harness maker, 155 n Ex6ter
Coffee John, laborer, over 7 Fish Market space
Coggins Charles, coach maker, 238 n Caroline
Coggins David, soldier, 106 e Madison
Coggins James, soldier, 54 Greenmount av
Coggins John, paper carrier, 195 Mullikin
Coggins John W. paper carrier, 84 n Bond
Coggins John, hay dealer, McKim, dw 39

Greenmount av
Coggins Martin, foundryman, 239 Mont-
gomery
Coggins Robert, paper carrier, 120 McElderry
Coggins Rev. Thomas, agent Association Ira-
proving Condition Poor, 54 Greenmount av
Coggins Wm. paper carrier, 376 e Monument
Coghlan Edward, 39 Hillen
Coghlan Jane, dressmaker, 39 Hillen
Coghlan Richard, clerk, 39 Hillen
CogshallH. P... (Barrows &Co.) Philadelphia
Cogswell Geo. A, carpenter, 473 Franklin
Cogswell James, hat manufacturer, 241 e

Monument
Cohee Levin W. clerk, 68 Pennsylvania av
Cohen Bernard, fancy goods, 243 n Gay
Cohen Charles, cigar manufactory, 21 w Fay-
ette, dw 49 Front
Cohen C. clothing, 8 Harrison
Cohen Eleazer, (M. Cohen & Sons,) 157 Lex-
ington
Cohen Emanuel, clothier, 21 w Second
Cohen Mrs. F. clothing, 6 Harrison
Cohen Israel, stock broker, 7 South, dw 195

St. Paul
Cohen Jacob 1. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw 115

n Charles
Cohen Jacob I, jr. president Bait. Fire Ins.

Company, dw 115 n Charles
Cohen Joseph, (Cohen & Lyon,) New York
Cohen Dv. Joshua I. 115 n Charles
Cohen & Lyon, (J. S. Cohen & Reuben
Lyon,) jewelers, n wcor Baltimore and Gay
Cohen Lewis, tailor, 221 Light
Cohen Lewis J. 232 Saratoga
Cohen M. sutler 180 Lexington
Cohen Moses & Sons, ;^M. Cohen, E. Cohen
and S. Cohen,) dry goods, 269 w Baltimore
Cohen Col. M. 1. 115 n Charles
Cohen Samuel, clerk, 22 n Eutaw

SHIRTS! SHIRTS! I SHIRTS I I ! Satisfaction Guaiautt-ed in Fit, Finish and Style, or
uo Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
"W. Baltimore Street.

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Colien Simon, dry goods dealer, 185 n Gay
Cohen Solomon, (M. Cohen & Sons,) 157

Lexington
Cohn Henry P. dry goods, 233 Eastern av
Cohn Moritz, Q. Master's desk, 76 n Calvert
Coignard Antonio, conf. and chocolate manu-
facturer, 166 Saratoga
Coignard Mrs. C. D. French teacher, 166

Saratoga
Coile D. L. clerk Commissary dep'tjdw Gen.

Wayne hotel
Coiner Wm. moulder, 139 s Eden
Colahan Catharine, grocery, Tyson al n of

Mulberry
Colahan Edward, Tyson al n of Mulberry
Colbert Augustus F. clerk, 25 n Exeter
Colbert B. peddler, 17 McLeary's ct
Colbert Lowin A. architect and contractor,

383 w Fayette
Colbert Lewin R. clerk, 383 \v Fayette
Colbert Capl. Levin, mariner, 13'J e Pratt
Colbert Mathias, machinist, 57 Portland
Colbert Robert N. mariner, 296 e Lombard
Colborn Wells L. machinist, 13 n Eutaw
Colburn Dr. A. W. 166 s Paca
Colburn Ann Maria, 138 n Central av
Colburn Dr. E. 166 s Paca
Colburn Hervey, laborer, 17 Willow
Colburn Dr. H. dentist, 78 n Paca
Colburn Julia M. 293 w Fayette
Colburn Nathaniel, clerk, 78 n Paca
Colburn RoUiiison, clerk War dep't, Wash-
ington, 78 n Paca
Colder Wm. director N. C. R. Calvert Station
Coldhizen John S. butcher, 488 Penna av
Coldvvell George, laborer, 28 McKim
Cole Annie, 33 Hamilton
Cole Benjamin, tavern, n w cor Caroline and

Jefferson
Cole Benjamin, salesman, 177 n Paca
Cole Charles F. A. bookkeeper, 94 e Fayette
Cole Cornelius M. 267 Lexington
Cole Edwin C 138 n High
Cole Mrs. Eliza, 158 Wa.shinglon, F. H.
Cole Mrs. Ellen, 178 w Lombard
Cole Francis C. clerk, 62 n Greene
Cole Frederick, porter, 59 n Scliroeder
Cole F. O. clerk, Gilmor between Saratoga

and Mulberry
Cole F. Carter, clerk, 62 n Greene
Cole George B. (Pope & Cole,) 138 n High
Cole George H. pilot, Lombard near Chester
Cole Geo. W. junk shop, 45 Greemnount av
COLE & H.ALE, (L. H. Cole, N. H. Hale,)

dairymen, 3 Orchard
Cole Henry C. painter, 75 Hollins
Cole Henry, oyster dealer, 2,)2 e Monument
COLE & HIBNER, (J. Cole, J . JV. Hibner.)

restaurant, s e cor Franklin and Paca
Cole Hiram, wood corder, 89 e Fayette
Cole Rev. Isaac, 150 Hanover
Cole James, 2U5 Mulberry
Cole James, blacksmith, 93 s Wolfe
Cole Jas. W. clerk Sun office, dw b9 e Fayette
Cole Mrs. Jane, confectionery, 96^2 Hanover
Cole Jarrett, 80 s Exeter
Cole John, laborer, 186 Happy al
Cole John, laborer, 2 Bouldin al
Cole John E. provisions, 859 w Baltimore
Cole John H. (Howard, Cole & Co.) 178 w

Lombard
Cole John R. grocer and tea dealer, 50 and 52
n Eutaw, dw 62 n Greene

Cole John W. plumber, 39 Jackson
Cole John H. teamster, 25 May
Cole John, carpenter, 39 s Schroeder
Cole John A. clerk, 62 n Greene
Cole Josephine, 190 East
Cole Joshua, tinner, 75 Hollins
Cole Capt. Joseph B. surveyor of vessels and
cargoes, office s w co.r Gay and Lombard,
dw 7 s Ann
Cole Joseph, carpenter, 127 Druid Hill av
Cole Leander H. clerk, 62 n Greene
Cole Lewis H. confectioner, 86 s Paca
Cole Lewis H. (Cole & Hale,) Baltimore

County
Cole Lewis Hiram, salesman, 86 s Paca
Cole Lewis M. general ticket agent B. & 0.

R. R. Co., dw 201 w Lombard
Cole Lewis P. miller, Calverton Mills, near

Almshouse
Cole Mary Jane, grocery, 89 e Fayette
Cole Mrs. agent, 12 Ramsay
Cole Mary, 171 Stirling

Cole Dr. Merryman, office 86 n Exeter, dw 102
Cole Michael, laborer, 12 Forrest
Cole Olivia, 39 n Gay
Cole Philip, ship joiner, 108 Gough
Cole Philip, 98 n Schroeder
Cole Richard, bricklayer, 64 Chew
Cole Samuel C. tin and sheet iron worker

122 Jefferson
Cole S. hay dealer, 91 c Pratt
Cole Samuel H. tinner, 171 n Eden
Cole Sarah, 39 n Gay
Cole Selah. carpenter, 128 n Exeter
Cole Stephen, farmer's hotel, IJillen
Cole Wm. H. 18 s Front
Cole Wm. H. leather dealer, 20 Water, dw 3

n Front
Cole Wm. clerk, 128 n Exeter
Cole Wm. pile driver, 18 n Bond
Cole VVm. H. bookkeei)er, 318 n Eutaw
Cole Wm. tailor, 18 n Bond
Cole Wm. L. plasterer, 281 e Madison
COLE WM. R. &. CO. (Wm. P. Cole, Wm.

R. Cole, Wm. T. Brigiuim,) dealers in

hats, caps and straw goods, 274 w Baltimore
Cole Wm. R. (Wm. R. Cole & Co.) 153 w

Biddle
Cole Wm. P. (VVm. R. Cole & Co.) 138 n

High
Cole Wm. janitor Washington Monument,

dw 18 n Bond
Cole Wm. H. (Spear & Cole,) 3 n Front
Cole Wm. laborer, 92 Dolphin
COLE WM. H. hardware commission mer-
chant, 17 s Charles, dw 75 Cathedral
Cole Wm. N. clerk, 128 Grundy
Cole Wm. H. livery stable, s e cor Temple

and Fayette
Cole Wm. E. miller, Calverton road near

Almshouse
Colehouer Sarah, nurse, 652 w Pratt
Colein John, carpenter, 497 w Pratt
Colein John F. engineer, 77 Johnson
Colein Thomas R. clerk City Pass. R. R.

497 w Pratt
Colien Wm. carpenter, 81 Warner
Coleman Alexander, soldier, 16 Wyeth
Coleman Ann, 117 n Bond
COLEMAN & BAILEY, (G. Coleman, E.

Bailey,) ship chandlers, 105 and 107 Thames
Coleman & Co. grocers and com. merchants,

s w cor Franklin and Paca

ft HEIVRY GrIESE, Cominission Mei-cliaiit. for the .sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «Sic.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, HI Spear's "Wliar^.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Coleman Charles L. mariner, 55 Block
Coleman Charles R. cashier Mechanics Bank,

58 w Biddle
Coleman Charles R. jr. (Coleman & Norris,)

58 w Biddle
Coleman Charles R. butcher, 224 William
Coleman Charles, grocery, 93 s Regester
Coleman Charles, painter, 236 Hollins
Coleman Mrs. Chapman, 131 n Charles
Coleman & Cleaveland, (Thomas Coleman,

Josepii Cleaveland,) junk, 47 Thames
Coleman E. K. clerk, 188 Conway
Coleman Edw. pump maker, Baltimore near

Wolfe, dw 129 Gough
Coleman Edw. B. watchman, 74 Marriott
Coleman Ellis, cordwainer, 186 Orleans
Coleman Mrs. Elizabeth, dry goods store,

245 n Eden
Coleman Eugene D. clerk, 12 w Pratt
Coleman Francis, bell hanger, 60 Walsh
Coleman George, machinist, 17 Orchard
Coleman Geo. E. (Pearson Sf Coleman) 73

McHenry
Coleman George, (Coleman & Bailey) 116

Thames
Coleman Henry, laborer, 100 Somerset
Coleman Henry, tailor, 73 McElderry
Coleman Henry, tavern, 254 Montgomery
Coleman James, tobacconist, 351 e Monument
Coleman James T. 28 Dewberry al
Coleman James H. officer Maryland Peniten-
tiary, 351 e Monument
Coleman .lames, hackman, 3 s Bond
Coleman Joseph, bricklayer, s e cor Jefferson

and Castle
Coleman Johij W. butcher, 25 Smith
Coleman John, boiler mak. 60 Greenmountav
Coleman Mary A. E. conf. 12 w Pratt
Coleman Mrs. Martha, 68 Chew
Coleman Mrs. Martha, 498 w Pratt
Coleman Mrs. laundress, 7L McElderry
Coleman Noah, driver, 97 McElderry
Coleman & Norris, (G. R. Coleman, jr., J.

B. Norris) coal dealers, 17 s Gay
Coleman Patrick, harness maker, 9 Scott
Coleman Patrick, shoemaker, 4 Bloodgood ct
Coleman Patrick, hostler, at 46 Mti Vernon

place
Coleman Richard, blacksmith, 684 w Pratt
Coleman Richard, blacksmith. 34 n Bond
COLEMAN R. B. jn-oprietor Eutaw House
COLEMAN & ROGERS, (J. C. Rogers)

chemists and druggists, 173 w Baltnnore
Coleman Samuel, shijjsmith, 76 s Ann
Coleman Sarah, 264 e Pratt
Coleman Sumniurfield, farmer, 498 w Pratt
Coleman Thomas W. (Coleman & Cleave-
land) 73 s Ann
Coleman Wm. W. clerk Adams Express, 79

William
Coleman Wm. W. clerk Farmers and Planters

Bank, McCulloh w of Mosher
Coleman William F. shipsmiih, 119 n Broad-
way
Coleman Wm.H. messenger Adams Express,

79 William
Coleman Virginia F. 82 Mulberry
Coleman Zebulon S. tavern, 119 William
Coles Emma E. teacher, 65 e Fayette
Coles Wm. ladies shoemaker, 65 e Fayette
Golfer John, carpenter, 173 n Caroline
Colflesh George, coachmaker, 101 German,
dw 364 w Fayette

Colford Patrick, laborer, 134 Harford av
Colhabner Adam, boiler maker, 188 William
Colib John, cooper, 54 Albemarle
Coll Edward J. clerk, 148 Saratoga
Coll Ellen, 148 Saratoga

COLLADAY CHARLES R. provision, pro-
duce and butter dealer, s w cor Fayette and
Republican
Colladay Joseph M. (J. M. Colladay & Bro.)

495 w Fayette ,

Colladay Joseph S. 332 w Lombard
COLLADAY J. M. & BRO. grocers and
provision dealers, 461, 463 and 465 w Fay-
ette
Collett George W., at Custom House, 37

Albemarle
CoUenberg Theodore, shoemaker, 44 s Bond
Colley Amos V. carpenter, 324 Hollins
Colley Alfred, carpenter, Chappell near Penn-
sylvania av
Colley Mrs. Jane, Chappell near Penn'a av
COLLEY JOHN W. carpenter and builder,
rear 324 Hollins, dw n w cor Strieker and
Hollins
Colley Wm. H. carpenter, 64 Raborg
Collier Ann M. tailoress, 93 Boyd
Collier Andrew, gas fitter, 13 Warner
Collier Charles E. gas meter inspector, 94

Mulberry
Collier Henry, blacksmith, 410 w Lombard
Collier Joseph, mariner, rear 144 Hughes
Collier Richard J. shoemaker, 10 Sterrett
Collier Wm. H. moulder, 93 Boyd
Collier Wm. James, blacksmith, 23 s High
Collins Ann, 27 Hampstead
Collins Benjamin, combmaker, 54 sPoppleton
Collins Bridget, 12 Concord
Collip Hartman, lager beer, s w cor Ensor

and East
Collins Mrs. Caroline, 160 s Fremont
Collins Charles S., (Collins & Heath,) 385 w

Lombard
Collins Dennis, laborer, Clinton opposite the

Chesapeake furnace
Collins Elizabeth, tailoress, 67 Henrietta
Collins Mrs. Emma, tailoress, 67 Henrietta
Collins Emeline, tavern, 75 Thames
Collins Eugene, clerk, 49 South
Collins Dr. George T., office 42, dw 46 Rich-
mond
Collins George T. D., peddler, 133 Hudson
Collins George R., huckster, 180 Gough
Collins George W., ship smith, 165 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Collins George W., wagoner, 156 n Spring
Collins George R., liuckster, 169 w Hoffman
Collins George H., painter, 311 Eastern av
Collins George W., tinner, 160 s Fremont
Collins George W., (Collins & Townsend,)

165 s Washington, F. P.
Collins Henry, drover, 52 Boyd
Collins Henry, brickmaker, 490 Light
Collins Henry, carpenter, 277 Druid Hill av
Collins Henry, brickmaker, 483 Light
COLLINS & HEATH, (C. S. Collins, E. S.

Heath,) furnace manufacturers, 22 Light
Collins Honora, grocery, 121 Chesapeake
Colhns Hugh J., furniture dealer, 83 Harrison
Collins Rev. Isaac 480 Lexington
Collins Isaac, carpenter, 20 Orchard
Collins James, tinner, 14 w Fayette
Collins James W., tavern, 18 President
Collins James, laborer, 83 Preston

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifnctiuers of AVliite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue.
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vai-niHhe.s, 100 W. L.om1>ard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Collins James E., substitute agent, 249 s

Broadway-
Collins James B., wood and coal, 51 South,

dw 100 Aisquith
Collins Jeremiah, porter, 2 Smith
Collins J. W., dancing academy, 543 w Bal-
timore
Collins John W., clerk, 68 Harford av
Collins John, laborer, 341 Penna. av
Collins John, 18 Barnes
Collins John, 119 Harford av
Collins John M., drover, 558 w Lombard
Collins John, laborer, 18 Mosher
Collins John, Mount Royal, on N. C. R.
Collins Joseph, laborer, 11 Abbott
Collins Levi, cooper, 26 Warner
Collins Louisa, 177 n Calvert
Collins Margaret, furniture deal., 49 Harrison
Collins Mrs: Martha, 136 Columbia
Collins Mrs. Mary, 60 Harrison
Collins Mrs. Mary, 411 Saratoga
Collins Mrs. Mary, 253 w Lombard
Collins Michael, machinist, 21 McHenry
Collins Mich'l, soldier, Chappell nr Penna. av
Collins Patrick, 20 President
Collins Patrick, boarding house, 53 President
Collins Patrick, jr., laborer, 20 President
Collins P. J., porter, 18 Mosher
Collins Patrick, jr., new and second hand fur-
niture dealer, 83 Harrison
Collins Peter, furniture dealer, 39 Harrison
Collins Phillip J., puddler, 57 Aliceanna
Collins Robert, carpenter, 40 George
Collins Sarah A., 50 n Charles
COLLINS DR. STEPHEN, 36 n Calvert
Collins Thomas M., clerk, 19 Jackson
Collins & Townsend, (George W. Collins,
Francis Townsend,) ship smiths, 10 Philpot
Collins Wm. A., mariner, 73 Cross
Collins Wm. E , puddler, 467 Canton av
Collins Wm. H., engineer, 479 w Lombard
COLLINS WM. H., attorney at law, 34 St.

Paul, dw 36 n Calvert
Collins Wm. E., carpenter, 411 Saratoga
Collins Wm. H., furniture di^aler, 39 Harrison
Collins Wm. R. butcher. Point la near Green-
mount Cemetery
Collison Charles W. mariner, 120 s Eden
Collison Jas. R. lamplighter, 200 n Broadway
Collison Tbos. W. house carpenter, 34 s Ann
Collison Wm. draper and tailor, 7 s Sharp,

dw 180 s Paca
Collison Wm. ship carpenter, 86 William
Collmus Solomon, saddler, 123 n High
Collopy John, drayman, 519 w Baltimore
Collopy Wm. laborer, 17 n Amity
Colmary Alexander, clerk, 96 w Centre
Colmary Capt. Abraham L. mariner, 212 w

Lombard
Colmus Conrad, laborer, 17 Wyeth
Colon Michael, laborer, 8 L. Williamson
Colschla Louis, laborer, 14 Henry
Colsten Josiah, sec'y Baltimore Life Insurance

Co. 7 South
Colston Joseph H. cigar maker, 446 Walsh
Colston O. B. teacher, 1 George
Colt Charles, machinist, 314 Light
Colt Oter, cooper, 337 s Bond
Coltart John A. pattern mak. 21 McLeary ct
Colter Robert L. ship caapenter,34 Henrietta
Colter John, well digi^er, 126 Dolpliin
Colton Frederick, confectionery, 100 Hillen
Colton Geo. 634 w Fayette

Colton H. H. stocking weaver, 10 Ensor
Colton John, stone cutter, 53 Mulberry
Colton John, stocking manuf 235 w Pratt
Colton John H. hackman, 53 Mulberry
Colton Wesley H. 634 w Fayette
Colton Wm. H. stocking manufactory, 144 n

Gay
Colton Wm. prop, agent, 329 Druid Hill av
Colvin Institute for Girls, 39i.< Courtland
COLVIN RICHARD, 77 e Baltimore
Comb John, painter, 238 e Lombard
Comber Bernard, boiler maker, Clinton s of

Boston
Comber H.S clerk, 20 Mulberry
Comegys Mrs. Araminta, 171 Lee
Comegys Benjamin, insurance agent, over s
w cor Gay and F^xchange place, dw 501 w
Baltimore — [See Advertisement back of book-l
Comegys Edward, oyster packer, 230 s Sharp
Comegys Henry C. clerk, 94 Saratoga
Comegys Henry F. clerk, 130 e Pratt
Comegys Jesse, Mrs.' M. G. Brown's Medi-
cines, 500 w Baltimore
Comegys William, machinist, 171 Lee
Comer Samuel A. restaurant, 98 Richmond
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' BANK,

s w cor Howard and German
Commissioners of Public Schools, cor of Fay-
ette and HoUiday — [See Appendix.]
Commons Francis, grocery, 50 Davis
Comparrior Julia, seamstress, 207 Hanover
Compt James, 193 Forrest
Compton James, laborer, 186 German
Compton Jehu, lab. McHenry w of Fulton
Compton Mrs. Mary A. 285 Saratoga
Compton Samuel, laborer, 186 German
Compton Wm. I)lacksmith, 8 Scott
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, City Hall,

Samuel Maccubbin, comptroller
Comte Mrs. Ann, 81 s Higii
Commangs Mrs. Mary, ll9Peirce
Conant Samuel W. clock maker, 163 n Cen-
tral av
Conant Samuel W jr. soldier, 12 Low
Conatty Thomas, 107 n Broadway
Conardt Wm clerk, 250 Lexington
Conary John, blacksmith, 510 Lexington
Conaway Alfred, paper carrier, 221 Mulberrv
Conaway Charles B. painter, 149 n Bond
Conaway Francis A. ship joiner, 21S e Pratt
Conaway Francis, ship joiner, 218 e Pratt
Conaway James R. shoemaker, 218 e Pratt
Conaway Joseph, engineer, 69 Hamburg .
Conaway Solomon, police, 845 w Pratt
Condell Charles B. engineer, 34 Lemmon
Condem Michael, bar keeper, n e cor St.

Paul and Centre
Condon Edward, cabinet maker, 198 Chesnut
Condon Mrs. Mary, 253 Madison av
Condon Wm. H., silver plater, 198 Chesnut
Condry Patrick, laborer, 1 Boulden al
Conine Alfred S., s w cor Frederick and Fay-

ettee, dw 234 n Charles
Conine Wm. C, s w cor Charles and Eager
Conklin Josiah, stove dealer, 13 Columbia
Conklin Joseph, mariner, 201 s Washington,

F. P.
Conklin Mary, 366 Lexington
Conklin Capt. Michael, 190 e Pratt
Conkling Cornelius, 134 s Castle
Conkling Thomas, 265 Lexington
Conkling Wm. H., jr , bookkeeper, 167 s
Broadway

THK GROVER Si BAKER SEAVIiVG 3IACHIKE is tUe best for all purposes— SAIiKS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Conkling Capt. Wm. H., 167 s Broadway

Conlaii Mrs. Sarah, 223 Saratoga

Coniey Mrs. Catherine, 23 Abbot

Conley Edward, laborer, 214 Cross

Coniey Mrs. Eleanora, 7 n Fremont

Conley James, laborer, s e cor Eden and

Aliceanna
Conley James, tinner, 7 Parkin
Conley James, shoemaker, 356 s Charles
Conley James, plasterer, 216 n Eutaw
Conley Lawrence, laborer. White house,

Canton
Conley Mrs. Mary, 214 Cross
Conley Timothy, huckster, 125 Hill
Conley Wm., grocery, s e cor Aliceanna and

Eden
Conlin Mary, grocery, 8 Foundry
Conline Jacob, tailor, 224 Hamburg
Conlon Andrew J., printer, 534 w Pratt
Conly James, laborer, 356 s Charles
Conn George, 24 Holland
Conn John'W., 299 Penna. av
Conn Mary A., grocery, 88 n Poppleton
Conn Silas W., livery stables. Western ho-
tel, s w cor Howard and Saratoga
Conn Thomas P., clerk, 201 Hanover
Conn Wm., grocer, 101 Franklin
Conn Wm. R., oil wagon, 88 n Poppleton
Connary Mary, 114 n High
Connary Thomas, 114 n High
Connell Dennis, laborer. Point la near Green-
mount cemetery
Connell Francis A., bookkeeper, 27 Pleasant
Connell John, fireman, 315 n Howard
Connell Mary, confectionery, 25 Barnet
Connellee Edward, clerk, 42 n Calvert
Connellee Elizabeth, hoarding, 42 n Calvert
Connelly Mrs. Colinda, tailoress, 538 w Pratt
Connelly Eliza, 159 Bank
Connelly Francis, laborer, 142 Lancaster
Connelly, F., 125 Hill
Connelly James C, restaurant, 82 s Howard,

dw Conway bet Eutaw and L. Paca
Connelly John, soldier, 358 s Charles
Connelly John C, restaurant, 162 n Calvert
Connelly Martin, shoemaker, 4 Walker
Connelly Michael, miller, 253 s Paca
Connelly Patrick, (McCreary & Connelly,)

300 e Monument
Connelly Mrs. Rosa, 300 e Monument
Connelly Sarah C, 136 Raborg
Connelly Wm., police, 38 Rock
Conner Barnet, lumber wag'r, 24 Welcome al
Conner Bernard, 14 Block
Conner Ellen, 19 Hillen
Connolly John, laborer, 28 Decker
Connolly Wm., soldier, 136 Raborg
Conner Charles, grocery, 116 L. Greene
Conner Dennis, laborer, 7 e Monument
Conner Eugene, laborer, 121 s Castle
Conner Mrs. Elizabeth, 57 Greenwillow
Conner Mrs. Elizabeth, jewelry, 46 w Balti-
more
Conner James, laborer, 61 s Eden
Conner James, laborer, 7 e Monument
Conner James, laborer, 152 McHenry
Conner James, teacher, 5 n Liberty
Conner James E. clerk, 241 w Biddle
Conner John, laborer, 190 s Regester
Conner John, laborer, 348 Eastern av
Conner John, grocery, 674 Saratoga- •
Conner John T. confectioner, 35 s Paca
Conner Joshua, confectioner, 345 Mulberry

Conner Martin, laborer, 238 Harford av
Conner Mrs. Mary Ann, 10 n Greene
Conner MichaelJ. bailiff court common pleas,

25 s Caroline
Conner Thomas, painter, 271 e Monument
Conner Thomas, laborer, 124 Vine
Conner Thomas W. flour and feed, 77 Penna.

av, dw 241 w Biddle
Conner William, barkeeper, 101 Camden
Conner William H. herder, 24 Mount
Conner William W. carpenter, 558 Lexington
Conners J. wagoner, over 6 Bank
Conners James, laborer, 2 e Monument
Conners Patrick, laborer, Chesnutnear Front
Conners Patrick, laborer, 25 s Bethel
Connolly Ann, tavern, 9 Fish Market space
Connolly Charles, laborer, 229 William
Connolly David, laborer, 43 Buren
Connolly Edward, carter, 23 L. McElderry
Connolly Edward, hat and fur dealer, dw 136

Garden
Connolly Edward, (Randall & Connolly,) 136

Garden
Connolly Mrs Hannah, 224 Lexington
Connolly Harriet, 331 Harford av
Connolly Harry, laborer, 3 President al
Connolly Hugh, coachman, 34 St. Mary
Connolly Isaac, fireman, 16 Ramsay
Connolly James, ship joiner, 159 Bank
Connolly James, carter, 1017 w Pratt
Connolly James, mariner, 197 s Chester
Connolly James, rigger, cor Smith's al and

Frederick
Connolly James, laborer, 20 s Front
Connolly James, laborer, 18 s Front
Connolly James, moulder, 190 n Exeter
Connolly James H. (Connolly & McCarthy,)

22 s Sharp
Connolly Jane, 199 n Exeter
Connolly John, drayman 52 Dewberry al
Connolly John, laborer, 14 Armistead la
Connolly John, laborer, 7 Wills
Connolly John, laborer. Northern av, near

Lanvale
Connolly John, laborer, Aliceanna near Essex
Connolly John, laborer, 53 King
Connolly John, laborer, 42 Dewberry al
Connolly John, laborer, 73 s Spring
Connolly John, moulder, 45 Buren
Connolly John, tailor, 64 Davis
Connolly John B. marble dealer, n w cor Mon-
ument and Constitution
Connolly John F. marble dealer, 181 e Eager
Connolly John T. paper hanger, 239 s Paca
Connolly Mary, 183 s Chester
Connolly Mrs. Mary, 7 Pleasant al
Connolly Mary, milliner, 85 Howard
Connolly Mary J. 1 Franklin
Connolly Martin, laborer, 17 Slemmer's al
Connolly & McCarthy, (J. H. Connolly, F.
McCarthy,) boot and shoe store, 22 s Sharp
Connolly Michael, tavern, n w cor Frederick

av and Fulton
Connolly Michael, teacher, 169 Saratoga
Connolly Patrick, tailor, 482 n Gay
Connolly Patrick, laborer, 22 St. Mary
Connolly Patrick, laborer, cor Smith's al and

Frederick
Connolly Patrick, tanner, 54 Somerset
Connolly Peter, laborer, 2 Bloodgood ct
Connolly Sarah, 22 s Fremont
Connolly Thomas, laborer, 123 Chesapeake
Connolly Thomas, laborer, 59 York

JAMES H. JOHIVSOIV, City Steani Firewood Mills— AVai-reii's Fire and "Wnter-proof
Roofing, aud Pateut Neoteric ©»nolcijis Tulies, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Connolly Thornton, (Wilson, Duker & Co.)

s w cor President-st and Canton av
Connolly William, laborer, 4 Hawk
Connolly William A. pattern maker, 177 n

Exeter
Connolly William, hackman, 47 s Caroline
Connor Ann, grocery, s w cor L. Greene and

Elbow la
Connor Cecilia, grocery, 9 w Lombard
Connor Dr. 29 s Broadway
Connor John, laborer, 29 Brown
Connor Michael, teamster, 17 Bank
Connor Michael, laborer. 12 n Oregon
Connors James, laborer, 92 York
Connory Peter, laborer, 183 s Chester
Conoway Francis, moulder, 241 Hollins
Conoway George, laborer, 88 Dolphin
Conoway James, machinist, 241 Hollins
Conoway John N. moulder, 241 Hollins
Conoway John R. 154 St. Paul
Conoway John, mariner, 76 Durst al
Conoway Perry, boat builder, n e cor Ham-
burg and Covington
Conoway Wm., mariner, 76 Durst al
Conrad Ann, 128 Pennsylvania av
Conrad Antoine, drayman, Bevan, bet. Cross

and Hamburg
Conrad Charles F., shoemaker, 236 Hanover
Conrad Christian, confectioner, 253 Franklin
Conrad Frederick, blacksmith, 459 n Gay
Conrad Henry, cabinet maker, 507 n Gay
Conrad John F., 253 Franklin
Conrad John C. D., grocer, s e cor Canton av

and Bethel
Conrad John, laborer, Clinton near Elliott
Conrad Julius, hair dresser, 3 s Frederick
Conrad Louis T. cooper, 269 Hughes
Conrad Louis, laborer, 134 Low
Conrad Patience, 282 Pennsylvania av
Conrad Philip, carter, 108 Hill
Conrad T. Fletcher, clerk, 12 Barnet •

Conrades August, shoemaker, 403 Saratoga
Conradt Christian, clerk, 30 s Sharp
Conradt Geo. F. (Walsh & Conradt) 359 w

Fayette
Conroy Bernard, laborer, 138 Preston
Conroy John, carter, 466 Harford av
Conroy John, porter, 28 n Spring
Conroy Mary, 42 Morton al
Conroy Patrick, laborer, s w cor Leadenhall

and West
Conroy Thomas, huckster, 9 Jasper
Conry Jane, dress maker, 6 Barnet
Conry Patrick, tanner, 178 Greenmount av
Considine Mrs. Bridget, hucksteress, rear of

58 n Eutaw
Considine Catherine, hucksteress, rear of 58

n Eutaw
Considine Thomas, laborer, 35 Booth
Considine Patrick, hostler, rear of 58 n Eutaw
Consmillcr Benhock, laborer, 207 s Happy al
Constable Major A. G. A., 40 Lexington
Constable Catherine, 659 Lexington
Constable Charles B., 413 n Central av
Consolidation Coal Company, Md. Baltimore

agency, 117 w Baltimore
Constam Aaron, second-hand goods, 173 s

Caroline
Constance George, shoemaker, 145 Stirling
Constance Harman, tailor, 473 n Gay
Constance Joseph, tailor, 28 Anthony
Constance Mrs. Teresa, beer saloon, 473 n
Gay

Constance Theodore, plumber, 186 n Caroline
Constantine Daniel, ship carp'ter, 95 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Constantine Henry, clerk, 77 w Baltimore
Constantine Richard, keeper Mount Royal

Reservior, near toll gate. Falls road
Constantine Richard, jr. miller, Mount Royal

Hill, near reservior
Contee Benjamin, 45 n Strieker
Convalescent Soldiers Headq'rs, 121 Camden
Convent of the Immaculate Conception, Sis-
ters of Mercy, 12 s Poppleton
Convent de Notre Dame, s e cor Eager and

Aisquith
Converse Emily, 243 n Eutaw
Conway Benjamin F. clerk, 25 Fawn
Conway James, clerk, 18 s Broadway
Conway James, ship carpenter, 72 Johnson
Conway James, tinner, 71 n Bethel
Conway Jane, 56 s Exeter
Conway Jane, grocery, 55 Lancaster
Conway John H. & Bro. (J. H. Conway,
Patrick Conway,) groceries and teas, n e
cor Ensor and Chesnut
Conway John R. & Son, (J. R. Conway, R.
H. Conway,) wholesale grocers and com-
mission merchants, 31 Cheapside
Conway John R. (J. R. Conway & Son,) 154

St. Paul
Conway John H. (J. H. Conway & Bro.) 107

e Fayette
Conway John W. plumber, 3 s Greene
Conway Mrs. Mary, confect'r, 134 Hollins
Conway Michael, 351 e Eager
Conway Michael, barkeeper, 347 e Eager
Conway Owen, laborer, 123 Chesapeake
Conway Patrick, (John H. Conway & Bro.)

n c cor Chesnut and Ensor
Conway Patrick, 28 Willow
Conway Patrick, tav., 3 Centre Market space
Conway Patrick, laborer, n e cor Ostend and

Eutaw
Conway Richard H. (J. R. Conway & Son,)

93 St. Paul
Conway Robert, carpenter, 51 e Madison
Conway Sallie, 56 s Exeter
Conway Capt. Wm. E. 112 s Eden
Conyar John, soldier, 11 McHenry
Conyers Walter, sailor, 327 s Bond
Coogan James, laborer, 602 w Pratt
Coogan Mrs. Margaret, groc. , 90 s Poppleton
Coogan Patrick, laborer, 90 s Poppleton
Coogan Patrick, laborer, 602 w Pratt
Cooch Caroline, 7 Cathedral
Cook Albert, brakes'n B & O.R. R., 45 Scott
Cook Alex. G. A. shoemaker, 188 Orleans
Cook Allen, laborer, 110 n Bethel
Cook Anthony, florist, Mulberry opp. Oregon
Cook Benj. F. machinist, 803 w Baltimore
COOK BENJAMIN M. bootand shoe dealer,

803 w Baltimore
Cook Catharine, 23 s Washington, F. P.
Cook Catharine, 26 Callendar
Cook Charles, machinist, 226 Henrietta
Cook Charles, tobacconist, 169 Mulberry
Cook Charles 0., U. S. N., 126 n Exeter
Cook Christian, grocery, 266 s Howard
Cook Charles Wm., shoemaker, 125 Vine
Cook Columbus, real estate agent, 51 n Carey
Cook Daniel, cedar cooper, 124 Eislein
Cook David W. 183 Ensor
Cook David, clerk, 368 e Monument
Cook Emma R. C. teacher, 162 e Monument

SHUiTS : SHIRTS! ! SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Giiiuaniieel in Fit, Fiiusli and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOxVD, BURTOJV & CO., 168 Baltimor«-st., above Calvert.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Cook Ephraim, clerk, 116 Franklin

Cook Elizabeth, grocery 221 Aliceanna

Cook Emily J. 162 e Monument

Cook Frederick, butcher 244 Montgomery

Cook Frederick, butcher, 235 Chesnut al

Cook Frederick, jr., butcher, 68 Centre, 45

Lexington, and 21 Hanover markets, dw

244 Montgomery
Cook Frederick, piano maker, 454 w Pratt
Cook Francis, soldier, 11 Preston
Cook George, wheelwright and blacksmith,

cor Scott and Columbia, dw Scott
Cook George, cabinet maker, 22 New Church
Cook George, cigar packer, 74 n Exeter
Cook George L. carpenter, 344 Mulberry
Cook Mrs. Elizabeth, 353 Cross
Cook Gilbert C, U. S. N., 126 n Exeter
Cook G. Lewis, porter, 69 n Pine
Cook Henry, tailor, 433 Aliceanna
Cook Henry F. clerk, 76 w Baltimore
COOK H, W. & CO., (H. W. Cook, J. M.

Cook) wholesale grocers and commission

merchants, 15 Commerce
Cook Henry, tailor, 182 e Lombard
COOK & HERRING, (Rob't' Cook, Geo.

W. Herring) china, glass and queensware,

7 s Charles
Cook Mrs. Henrietta, vest maker, 4 n Pop-

pleton
COOK HENRY, butcher, Calverton road,

near cattle scales
Cook Henry W., (H. W. Cook & Co.) 16

Hollins
Cook Henry, cutler, 103 n Calvert
COOK ISAAC P., bookseller and stationer,

76 w Baltimore
Cook Isaac P., Register of Wills, Record

office, dw 76 w Baltimore
Cook James A. farmer, 236 William
Cook James E., brakesman B. & O. R. R.,

166 s Fremont
Cook James H., 126 n Exeter
Cook Letvis, agricultural implement maker,

83 Hamburg
Cook Jas. H. (Cook & Spedden) 42 Warren
Cook John, laborer, 424 Canton av
Cook John, laborer, 6 n Wolfe
Cook John, shoemaker, 18 s Chapel
Cook John, laborer, 186 s Bethel
Cook John H. (Cook & Farson) Gough near

Eden
Cook John, blockmaker, 23 Gough
Cook John F. machinist, 10 n Schroeder
Cook John F., substitute ag't, 235 e Madison
Cook John, p^per carrier, 374 e Monument
Cook Henry, fisherman, 460 Light
Cook John J., police, 456 Sararoga
Cook & Farson; (J. H. Cook, J. Farson)

block and pump makers, 17 Philpot
Cook John H., engineer, 87 Mount, near Ca-
thedral
Cook John H., undertaker, 707 w Baltimore
Cook Joseph, bookkeeper, Howard House
Cook Joseph B., cabinet maker, 707 w Bal-
timore
Cook James, sr. peddler, 5 L. Constitution
Cook James, jr. mariner, 5 L. Constitution
Cook Joel M." police, 216 Columbia
Cook Joseph F. bookkeeper, Howard house
Cook Joseph, shoemaker, 36 Clifford al
Cook Joseph M. (H. W. Cook & Co.) 16

Hollins
Cook Mrs. Julia, 285 n Howard

Cook Lewis J. fan maker, 83 Hamburg

Cook Mrs. Lucy, 227 Lexington

Cook Mrs. Margaret, music teacher, 483 e

Baltimore
Cook Mrs. Margaret, grocery, 74 n Exeter
Cook Mrs. Margaret, 66 n Front
Cook Mrs. Margaret, 1 n Washington, P. P.
Cook Margaret, tailoress, 1 n Washington,

F. P.
Cook Martin, huckster, 460 w Lombard
Cook Mary, 144 n Eden
Cook Michael, laborer, 3 Potomac
Cook Dr. O. A. 122 s Charles
Cook Porter, contractor Md. Penitentiary,

52 n Front
Cook Robert A. clerk register of wills office,

61 Chew
Cook Rob. (Cook & Herring,) 60 McCuUoh
Cook Robert McK. pilot, 137 s High
Cook Samuel C. shoemaker, 399 s Charles
Cook Silas, mariner, 108 York
COOK &. SPEDDEN, (J. W. Cook, W.

H. Spedden,) grocers and com. merchants,

165 Light-st wharf
Cook Stephen D. mariner, 3 Gough
Cook Sylvester, grocery, 177 e Eager
Cook Theophilus, engineer U. S. N. 97 s

Broadway
Cook Thomas R. 236 William
Cook Thomas J. carpenter, 3 s Republican
Cook Thomas, carpenter, 5 L. Constitution
Cook Valentine, laborer, 7 s Front
Cook Wm. W. L. student, 16 Hollins
Cook Wm. grocer, s e cor Pratt and Caroline
Cook Wm. George, police, 100 Fremorit
Cook Wm. clerk Adam's Express, 31 Pearl
Cook Wm. potter, 339 w Pratt
Cook Wm. shoemaker, 160 Raborg
Cook Wm. B. printer, 3 w Biddle
Cook Wm. laborer, 529 Canton av
Oook Wm. S. coachsmith, 68 n Gay
Cook Wm H. carpenter, 3 s Republican
Cook Wm. hostler, 250 Franklin
Cook Wm. 222 s Charles
Cook Wm. H. soldier, 5 L. Constitution
Cook Wm. laborer, 3 Second
Cook Wm. V. conduct. C. P. R. R. 15 Stirling
Cooke Andrew J. clerk, 194 Mulberry
Cooke Charles W. 20 Cathedral
Cooke Eber. F. n Charles near city limits
Cooke George, 52 Franklin
Cooke & Green, (W. E. Cooke, R. Green,)

cabinet photographs and albums, 278 W

Baltimore
Cooke Mrs. Helen, 52 Franklin —

COOK HENRY W., Real Estate
Broker, 9 Law Buildings, oppo-
site Record Office, St. Paul, dw
260 Lexington.

COOKE JOHN, cotton wadding and lap man-
ufactory, 148 Garden, dw 151

Cooke Mary B 40 Lexington

Cooke Dr. Theodore, n w cor Hanover and
Lee, dw 122 s Charles

Cooke W. E. (Cooke & Green,) Balto. co.

Cooke W. F. (W. F. Cooke & Co.) 53 w
Biddle

COOKE WM. F. & CO. (Wm. F. Cooke,
David Graham,) grocery and produce deal-
ers, 16 Pennsylvania av

J. HENRT aiESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Gmin, Seeds, <Si€.
Roseiidale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, SI Sjiear's Wliarf.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Cooke Wm. boiler maker, 7 Williamson al

Cooke Wm. [. clerk, 31 Pearl

Cooksey John, ship carpenter, 310 Aliceanna

Cooksey Mary G. 284 e Baltimore

Cooksey Sarah, 53 St. Paul

Cooksey Thomas H. machinist, 141 s Chester

Cool Gotleib, machinist, 90 n .Schroeder

Coolakaii Joim T. shoemaker, 83 n Pine

Coolakan Muiachy, shoemaker, 83 n Pine

Coombs John W. painter, 238 e Lombard

Coombes R. J. printer. Gazette office

Coon George, laborer, 175 s Durham

Coon Louis C. tobacconist, 377 w Pratt, dw

369 w Lombard
Coon jMary, 229 s Dallas
Coon Samuel, laborer, 174 s Regester
Coonan Daniel, clothier, 70 Centre Market sp.

and 119 w Baltimore, dw 70 Centre Market

space
Coonan Elizabeth, 68 Lancaster
Coonan Dr. John N. 70 Centre Market space
Coonan John, huckster, 106 n High
Coonan Joseph E, clerk, 70 Centre Market sp
Coonan Michael L clothier, 119 w Baltimore,

dw 81 n Greene
Cooiiey Catharine, 71 Buren
Cooney George, 220 Eastern av
Cooney James, laborer, 132 Harford av
Cooney Janus, cooper, 138 Gough
Cooney Lawrence, grocery, 13 n Poppleton
Coon(!y Michael, barkeeper, 122 n Gay
Cooni;y Thomas, printer, Columbia between

Scott and Poppleton
Cooney Wm. J. printer, 13 n Poppleton
Coons Joseph, sailor, 100 s Chapel
Coop Michael, boots and shoes, 190 East'n av
Cooper Benjamin, carpenter, s e cor German

and Pen 11
COOPER EDWARD K. shipping and guano

merchant, over s w cor South and Water,

du' 10 s Broadway
Cooper Mrs. E. boarding, 81 Camden
Cooper Mrs. E. J. 10 s Broadway
Cooper Mrs. Elizabeth, s w cor Eager and

McKim
Cooper Mrs. Frederick, milliner, 261 n Eden
Cooper Granville, bookbinder, 37 Chew
Cooper Geo. W. engineer, 793 w Baltimore
Cooper George W. ship joiner, 106 s Castle al
Cooper Sarah M. seamstress, 81 McElderry
Cooper Gi'orge, restaurant, 105 e Pratt
Cooper Hugh A. (Cooper & Slicer,) 161 s

Broadway
Cooper Hugh W. clerk. 182 Saratoga
Cooper James, shoemaker, 146 German
Cooper James F. asst. superintendent House

of Refuge
Cooper Jajiies, ship carpenter, 123 Gough
Cooper Jane, seamstress, 145 Gough
Cooper John, weaver, 3 Second
Cooper Joiin, coachsmith, 298 Johnson
Cooper John, huckster, 153 s Regester
Cooper John, tavern, s w cor Fish Market

space and Concord
Cooper John H. pilot, 268 e Pratt
Cooper John W. ship joiner, 71 Gough
Cooper John W. printer, 329 n Gay
Cooper Laura, 1st toll gate Falls road
Cooprr Mrs. Margaret, 343 Canton av
Cooper Martha, 1st toll gate Falls road
Cooper Mary A. 106 s Exeter
Coo|>ir Mary, seamstress, 56 Jefferson
Cooji r N. W. clerk, 28 Hanover

Cooper Philip H. pilot, 268 e Pratt
Cooper Miss Priscilla, 30 Pearl
Cooper Rich'd, paper hanger, 485 w Lombard
Cooper Robert E. laborer, 299 s Paca
Cooper Samuel H. farmer, 218 Madison av
Cooper Sam'l, Beech Hill, Saratoga extended
Cooper Sarah M. 14 Saratoga
COOPER & SLICER, (H. A Cooper, H.W.
Slicer, B. S. Wellener,) marine railway and
ship builders, s w cor Philpot and Wills
Cooper Thomas, collector, 106 s Exeter
Cooper Thomas, carpenter, N. C. R. near

Rt-servoir
Cooper Thomas, 1st toll gate. Falls road
Cooper Wm. H. varnisher, 142 Raborg
Coots George A. huckster, 44 Diamond
Copper Cyrus, car driver, 301 Canton av
Copper James H. ladies shoemaker, 57 Ensor
Copper John, sr. gunsmith, 178 McHenry
Copi^er John, jr. tinner, 178 McHenry
CoppiiigerJohn D. clerk N.C. R. 48 n Front
Coram Jo.seph, shoemaker, 505 w Lombard
Coram Wm. H. shoemaker, 505 w Lombard
Corbell Peter, 41 s High
Corbell Wm. broker, 37 s Exeter
Corbett l'",niaiiuel, umbrellas and India rubber,

93 w Baltimore
CORBETT ISAAC, umbrellas and India rub-

Ijer, 93 w Baltimore, dw Ballmiore county
Corcoran Alice, 16 Constitution
Corcoran Daniel, laborer, 12 n Oregon
Corcoran John, boiler maker, 89 McElderry
Corcoran Martin, laborer, 1 President al
Corcoran Michael, blacksmith, Goodman al,

near Cross, dw 382 Hanover
Corcoran Patrick, grocery, 6^ Lancaster
Corcoran Stephen, grocery and liquors, 95

McElderry's wharf
Corcoran Thomas, grocer, 89 McElderry
Corderay Henry, piano maker, 66 n Pine
Cordery James C. cabinet maker, Johnson,

Wi nan's row
Cordery John, cabinet maker. Winan's row
Cordery Mrs. Sarah, 97 Gough
Cordery Wm. H. 64 w Fayette
Cordery Wm. laborer, 300 Aliceanna
Cordray Wm. clerk, 137 Lexington
Core John, clerk, 264 Mulberry
Corey Benjamin J. saddler, 70 George
Corey Eliza, 70 George
Corey Elizabeth, 70 George
Corey Isaac, 145 Pennsylvania av
Corey Mrs. Rebecca, 151 e Madison
Coriell Isaac, contractor, 631 w Lombard
Corney Margaret E. dressmaker, 145 Penn-
sylvania av
Cork Alonzo, painter, 97 Hamburg
Corkran Benjamin W. paying teller Farmers

and Merchants Bank, 78 Lee
Corkran Francis S. naval officer, dw Luther-

ville, Baltimore county
Corkran Wm. clerk to naval officer, 172 Han-
over
Corkran Wm. B. W. clerk, 172 Hanover
Corletto Eliza, boarding house, 196 s Ann
Gorman Joseph, shoemaker, 298 s Sharp
Cornal Richard, soldier, 26 Towson
Cornan S. A. shoemaker, 49 n Poppleton
Cornbeihier Xavier, piano maker, 63 Portland
Cornelius John, 95 Greenmount av
Cornelius Nicholas, grocer and commission

merchant, 165 Forrest, dw 163
Cornelius Nicholas,huckster, 64 Greenm'ntav

AJJi

.. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glne«
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamiiilieg, lUO AV. Liombard Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Fam6us for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Cornelius Richard, bookkeeper of Farmers

and Planters Bank, dw 315 w Fayette
Cornelius Rev. Samuel, 315 w Fayette
CORNELL & CO. (M. J. Cornell, T. W.

Hotchkiss,) produce com. merchants, 70

South
Cornell George, 96 e Madison
Cornell Mark, (Cornell «&, Co.) 255 w Lom-
bard
Cornell Michael, carpenter, 13 Morris al, dw

242 w Madison
Corner B. Mezick, (James Corner & Sons,)

50 Franklin
Corner Geo. W. (James Corner & Sons,) 20

n Broadway
CORNER HENRY C. miller and flour mer-
chant, 11 Spear's whf. dw 122 St. Paul
Corner James J. clerk, 122 St. Paul
Corner James & Sons, (Thos. G. W. Corner,

B. M. Corner,) shipping and commission

merchants, Corner's wharf, foot of Freder-

ick-st dock
Corner Maria, 217 e Pratt
Corner Sol. 11 Spear's wharf, dw 122 St. Paul
Corner Thomas, painter, 271 e Monument
Corner Thomas jr. clerk, s e cor Monument

and Park
Corner Thomas, (James Corner & Sons,) s e

cor Monument and Park
Corner William H. 89 n Paca
COR-NER WM. H. flour and commission

merchant, 54 South, dw 89 n Paca
Corns John, fisherman, 212 s Caroline
Corns Jacob F. feed, 8 Frederick av, dw 951

w Baltimore
Corns John, puddler, 340 Eastern av
Corns Wm. drayman, 56 Orleans
Cornthwait Oliver, miller, 170 e Lombard
Cornthwait Robert, police, 160 Scott
Cornthwait Wm, P. bookkeeper 47 n Gay
Cornwell Lucius J. clerk, 32 Hanover
Corprew Mose, boiler maker, 205 Columbia
Corprew Thos. boiler maker, 214 Eastern av
Correa Wm. bar tender, 360 e Monument
Correar Matthew O. engineer, 108 n Caroline
Correll Abraham, clerk, 566 w Baltimore
Correll Mrs, Annie, millinery, 566w Baltimore
Correll Charles E. clerk in custom house, 566

w Baltimore
Correll Robert L. clerk B. & 0. R. R. Co.,

566 w Baltimore
Correll S. D. clerk B. & 0. R. R. Co., 566 w

Baltimore
Corrie Dr. Jas. (Gill & Corrie,) 237 Saratoga
Corrigan John, laborer, 2 Fort av
Corrigan Daniel, shoemaker, 107 Harford av
Corrigan Edward, grocer, cor Bethel and Mul-

likin
Corrigan Michael, huckster, 142 Mullikin
Corrigan Patrick, chandler, 159 s Eden
Corson A. Eliza, M. D. 110 e Fayette
Corson Henry, mariner, 265 s Wolfe

CORTLAN & CO., (J. Cortlan, Jr.,
S. Child, Jr.) Importers of House-
keeping Goods, Table Cutlery,
Fancy Hardware, &c., 216 and
218 w Baltimore.

Cortlan James, jr. (Cortlan & Co.) president
People's Gas Co., 153 St. Paul

Cortney George, blacksmith, 279 e Monument
Cortrel! Margaret, nurse, 89 Garden
Corts Charles, engineer, 124 n Poppleton
Corts Edward, machinist, 124 n Poppleton
Corts James, laborer, 124 n Poppleton
Corum James C. (Wilhelm & Corum,) 389

w Fayette
Corwine Elizabeth, seamstress, 19 Green-
mount av
Cosar Nicholas, scourer, 32 Hanover
Cosgrove John P. clerk, 370 s Charles
Cosgrove John, machinist, 234 Lemmon
Cosgrove J. Henry, grocer, 82 Richmond
Cosgrove Mrs. Margaret, 370 s Charles
Cosgrove Michael, laborer, 279 Aliceanna
Cosgrove Patrick, laborer, 11 Pleasant al
Cosgrove Patrick, huckster, 193 HoUins
Cosgrove Sarah A. 82 Richmond
Coskery Dr. Felix S. 188 n Calvert
Coskery Rev. Henry B, 106 n Charles
Coskery Henry J. apothecary, s e cor St.

Paul and Fayette, dw 188 n Calvert
Coskery James, drayman, 159 East
Coskery Peter, laborer, 133 s Chapel
Coss Charles, shoemaker, 64 Granby
Costello Mrs. Ann W. 69 n Calvert
Costello Edmund, laborer, Leffermans'al
Costello John, stone mason, 181 Orleans
Costello John F. plumber, 124 s Regester
Costello Michael, laborer, 40 Boyd
Costello Patrick, laborer, 10 Rose
Costello Patrick, watchman, 75 e Monument
Costello Thomas, 23 Mosher
Coster James H. tinner, 8 East
Coster John H. harness maker, 175 w Pratt
Coster Joseph, clerk, 27 Hill
Coster Marion, rear of 92 n Caroline
Coster Thomas H. currier, 32 Hilien

Costigan , over 6 Bank

Costigan Wm. 297 e Pratt
Costillo Morris, laborer, 47 Booth
COSTOLAY PATRICK J. cedar ware and
broom manufacturer, 120 Franklin, dw 182
w Biddle
Cottar John, marble polisher, 37 Front
Cotter Honora, 37 Front

COTTER J. & CO. (John Cotter, J.
Nunan, J. Wall,) wholesale deal-
ers in Foreign and Domestic Li-
quors, 8 w Pratt.

Cotter John, (J. Cotter & Co.) 15 n Caroline

Cotter Jane, 182 n Exeter

Cotter Nicholas, carpenter, 66 Decker

Cotter Wm. huckster, 39 China

Cottinger Misses, (Cornelia Cottinger, Ann

Cottinger,) school, 168 n Howard
Cottingham George, salesman, 90 s Sharp
Cottingham Samuel, farmer, 290 Lexington
Cottingham Thomas, blacksmith, 38 Grant,

dw 226 Montgomery
Cottman Elizabeth M. 630 w Lombard
Cottrell Daniel G. fireman, 271 Light
Coitrell James W. painter, 298 n Eiitaw
Couchman George, carpenter, 547 c Fayette
Coughlan Cornelius, laborer, 81 Stirling
Coughlan James, tailor, 15 Short
Coughlan Patrick, wagoner, 176 s Central av
COUGHLAN WM. bottler, 169 and 171 s

Central av, dw 64 s Exeter
Coughlin John T. coach painter, 2 Rock

THE GKOVER & BAKER SEA\ IlVG MACHINE is the best for aU purposes— SAURSS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Cou^hlin Mrs. Mary, 2 Rock

Cougle Thomas W. clerk P. W. & B. R. R.,

Baltimore county
Cougley John, laborer, 103 Peach al
COULBOURN STEPHEN D. commission

merchant, 79 South, d\v 661 w Fayette
Coulison Jas. R. lamplighter, 210 Broadway
Coulson Andrew J. painter, 220 s Wolfe
Coulson James, glue factory, Patterson lane

bet. York and Harford avs
Coul.son John B. soldier, 570 Lexington
Coulson Mary C, 220 s Wolfe
Coulson Robert, clerk, 570 Lexington
Coulson Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, 157 Hughes
Coulson Seward, painter, 570 Lexington
Coulson Thomas H. bookkeeper, 82 e Pratt
Coulson Wm. 570 Lexington
Coulter Alexander, teller Merchants Bank,

64 wBiddle
Coulter Alexander, bricklayer, 68 Ensor
Coulter Mrs. Ann, 98 n High
Coulter Andrew J. laborer, 89 Mount*
Coulter Archibald B, clerk, 34 Franklin
Coulter & Co. (Henry Coulter, John C.
Coulter) provision dealers, 53 and 55 Light,
and 2 and 4 Ellicoit
Coulter Esther, 164 w Biddle
Coulter Evan P. clothier, 113 n Eutaw
Coulter George T. broker, 58 Exchange place,

dw 64 w Biddle
Coulter Henry, (Coulter & Co) 570 w Fayette
Coulter James J. pilot, 91 s Chester
Coulter John C. (Ayres & Coulter,) 570 w

Fayette
Coulter John P. collector, 178 Preston
Coulter John, soldier, 36 Leadenhall
Coulter John H. coppersmith, 117 Stirling
Coulter Leonidas, 220 n Eden
Coulter Mifflin, discount clerk Bank of Balti-
more, 9 Cathedral
Coulter Samuel, tailor, 113 n Eutaw
Coulter Samuel, laborer, 40 Druid Hill av
Coulter Thomas W. shoemaker, 68 Ensor
Coulter Wm. carter, 404 West
Councell Ruth T. tailoress,88 Aisquith
Counselman George F. gunsmith, 604 w Pratt
COUNSELMAN'^cfe HAY, (Lawrence W.
Counselman, John C. Hay,) oyster and
fruit packers, 3 s Calhoun
Counselman Lawrence W., (Counselman &

Hay) Baltimore county
Counselman Robert A. clerk, 75 Pearl
COUPLAND Rl CHARD, hatter, 60 s Charles

dw Caroline bet. Gay and Chew
Courleander B. music teacher, 302 w Lombard
Court House, Baltimore city, cor Calvert and

Lexington
Court of Common Pleas, Court House, 2nd
floor, John C. King, judge, Jas. D. Lowry,
chief clerk, office basement Record office
Courtenay David, clerk Engineer department,

303 Franklin
Courtney E. S. (Courtney «fe Son,) 215 Madi-
son av
Courtney Edward, laborer, 69 n Front
Courtney Edmond, boiler maker, 28 s Front
Courtney George,, blacksmith, 275 e Monu-
ment
Courtney Henry, laborer, 224 Washington,

F. H.
Courtney James T. clerk, 32 Barre
Courtney James A. (Courtney & Son) 215
Madison av

Courtney Jas. boiler maker, 22 Spring row
Courtney Mrs. Jane, seamstress, 224 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Courtney Mrs. Mary, 32 Barre
Courtney Patrick, 169 n Caroline
Courtney Richard E. clerk, 32 Barre
Courtney Stephen, gold pen maker, over s e

cor Second and South, dw 7 Plowman
Courtney, Wm. drayman, 2 Thomsen
Courtney Wm. T. plasterer, 175 Vine
Courtney Wm. T. veal butcher, 33 Centre

market, dw 187 Greenmount av
Courtney Wm. P. clerk, 32 Barre
Courtney & Son, (E. S. Courtney, J. A.
Courtney) tobacco commission merchants,
65 s Gay
Courts Edward A. butcher, 135 Penna ay
Courts Edward, machinist, 124 n foppleton
Courts George W. butcher, 286 Penna av
Courts James, butcher, 124 n Poppleton
Courtouis Theodore A. clerk, 271 Park
Courtois Mrs. Sophia, 157 Park
Cousins John, oak cooper, 49 Commerce, dw

n w cor Baltimore and Washington
Cousins Mary, 9 Spring ct
Cousins Philip, U S. N., 69 York
Cousins Wm. tobacconist, 103 Hanover
Cousins Wm. J. clerk, n w cor Baltimore and

Washington
Cousins Wm. J. (Dungan & Cousins,) n w

cor Baltimore and W^fhington
Covcll Edward, engineer, 442 w Lombard
Covell Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 442 w

Lombard
Cover Benjamin, butcher, 201 Orleans
Covington Henry, carpenter, 169 Aisquith
Covington James, clerk, 42 s Sharp
Cowan David, clerk city jail, 284 n Howard
Cowan Edward, hackman, 445 w Fayette
Cowan Thomas, hacks, 24 s Poppleton
COWAN WM. H. attorney, 51 w Fayette,

dw 18 Aisquith
Coward Margaret, 195 n Howard
COWARD THOMAS R. grocer and com-
mission merchantfll4 Light-st wharf
Cowcll C. M. clerk, 146 n Howard
Cowen Abraham, scourer, 111^ Lexington,

dw Mansion House
Cowen Benj. S. glass cutter, 72 Henrietta
Cowen Caralier, glass blower, 72 Henrietta
Cowen John, plasterer, 493 Saratoga
Cowen Margaret, 90 Greenmount av
Cowen Wm. (Wm. O^wen & Co.) 19 Lex-
ington
Cowen Wm. A. glass blower, 72 Henrietta
Cowen Wm. A. soldier, 72 Henrietta
Cowen Wm. & Co. (Wm. Cowen, Harry
Moldz,) photograp's over 85 w Baltimore
Cowic Mary, mirse, 90 Greenmount av
CowIps Henry;M. bookkeeper, 49 e Baltimore
Gowles Mrs. H. M. milliner, ^49 e Baltimore
Cowley James, laborer, 152 s Chester
Cowman & Co. (M. Cowman, Wm. T. Cow-
man, E. Cowman,) hosiery and trimmings,
71 Lexington
COWMAN CHARLES H. (successor to H.
Snowden & Co.) dental depot, 3 n Liberty,
dw 126 Bolton.— [Seep. 13 Advertisements.]
Cowman Emily, (Cowman & Co.) 53 n

Liberty
Cowman John H. clerk, 12 Barnet
Cowman Joseph H. clerk, 359 w Lombard
Cowman Joseph, clerk, 115 Mulberry

JAJJLES H. JOHJVSOIV, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

THE GEEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Cowman Martha, (Cowman & Co.) 53 n

Liberty
Cowman Mary Ann, 110 n Eutaw
Cowman Nicholas, boiler maker, 46 Barre
Cowman Richard, 292 e Madison
Cowman Samuel S. jr., clerk at P. 0., 182

Park
Cowman Samuel sr., 53 n Liberty
Cowman Wm. T. (Cowman & Co.) 53 n

Liberty
Cowpland Capt. Wm. S. (Edward J. Codd

& Co.) 92 s Bond
Cox Amos A. stonemason, 17 Chatsworth
Cox Ann, 70 Jefferson
COX BROTHERS & CO. (J. H. Cox, Jr.,

W. P. Cox, S. E. Cox, R. W. Cox,)

bankers and brokers, n e cor Baltimore and

North
Cox& Brown, (L.J. Cox, jr., J. A.Merritt,)

commission merchants, 10 Bowly's wharf
Cox & Co. (J. Cox, G. Harman,) hatters,

190 w Baltimore
Cox C. C. Lt. Gov. State of Maryland, 23

McCulIoh
Cox Esau L. police, 336 e Pratt
COX DR. E. GOVER & CO. apothecary, n

w cor Pine and Baltimore, dw Dr. E. G. C.

92 n Paca
COX ELISHA, coach and livery stables, n e

cor Bank and Bethel, dw 88 Bank
Cox Elizabeth, 5 Jefferson
Cox George A. groc^, 103 Hanover
Cox Henry N. clerk, 36 w Biddle
Cox Henry, 36 w Biddle
COX ISAAC, 606 w Baltimore
Cox Isaac, bricklayer, 42 e Eager
Cox Jacob, cabinet maker, 218 s Caroline
Cox James H. sr., broker, 49 n Greene
Cox James, laborer, 77 s Carey
Cox James L. cigar maker, 164 Ensor
Cox James H. jr., (Cox Bros. & Co.) 18 n

Greene
Cox Jennings S. clerk, Jefferson avenue near

Northern av
Cox John, yeast maker,4jlO Mullikin
Cox John, printer, 312 n Eutaw
COX JOHN R. & POPE, (J. R. Cox, D. F.

Pope,) produce and commissiop merchants,

s w cor Fayette and Howard. — [See p. 58

Mvertisements.]
Cox John R. (J. R. Cox & Pope) 92 n Paca
Cox John T. carpenter, 49 e Baltimore
Cox Joseph, (Freelan4& Hall) 226 n Charles
Cox Luther J. jr. (Cox & Brown,) 27 Rollins
Cox Mrs. Louisa B., boarding, 103 Hanover
Cox Mrs. Margaret, Indian vegetable medi-
cine, 158 e Baltimore
Cox Melchor, stone mason, 599 w Lombard
Cox Michael, laborer, 8 Centre
Cox Mrs. Rachel, 28 Hanover
Cox Richard W. (Cox Bros. & Co.) 58 n

Greene
Cox S. Edwin, (Cox Bros. & Co.) 58 n

Greene
Cox Thomas, confectioner, 249 s Charles
Cox Thomas F. hackman, 30 Harford av
Cox Wm. G. clerk, 92 n Paca
Cox Wm. H. 226 n Charles
COX WM. H. merchant tailor, 606 w Balti-
more
Cox Wm. A. clerk, 103 Hanover
Cox Wm. F. bookkeeper, 9 s Caroline
Coxon Francis, potter, 165 Eastern av

Cox Wm. Perry, (Cox Bros. & Co.) 58 n

Greene
Coy Dr. Byron F. dentist, 141 Washington

place
Coy James, laborer, 131 Elliott
Coy John H. machinist, 4 L Williamson
Coyle Bernard F. butcher, 240 Penna av
Coyle Hugh J. clerk, s w cor Baltimore and

Poppleton
Coyle John, ship carpenter, 65 Hamburg
Coyle John, carv. and gild. 657 w Baltimore
Coyle John, (Coyle, Mooney & Brady) s w

cor Poppleton and Baltimore
Coyle Mary A. milliner, 240 Penna av

COYLE, MOONEY & BEADY,
(John Coyle, L. Mooney, J. Brady)
Looking-glass and Picture-frame
manufacterers, 89 N. Eutaw, sec-
ond door from Mulberry.

Coyle Patrick H. currier, n w cor Park and

Saratoga
Coyle Thomas J. carpenter, s w cor Bath and

Front
Coyle Terrance W. dentist, 651 w Baltimore
Coyle Wm. F. A. bookkeeper, 26 n Strieker
Coyle Wm. H. machinist, 65 Hamburg
Coyne Jeremiah, carpenter, 26 n Poppleton
Coyne John, laboi-er, 449 Canton av
Coyne John, laborer, 79 s Poppleton
Coyne John, laborer, 221 Bank
Coyne Patrick, laborer, ]82McHenry
Coyne Peter, laborer, 77 s Poppleton
Coyne Timothy, laborer, 196 Chesapeake
Coyne Thomas, mariner, 49 York
Cozine James, 64 Harford av
Cozine Wm. gilder, 64 Harford av
Crabbe John E. R. (Dean, Crabbe & Co.)

Carey bet. Lexington and Saratoga
CRABBS FREDERICK, oyster packer, 163

German
Craf George, wheelwright, 145 n Central av
Craft Mrs. Charles H. 87 s High
Craft Daniel Parker, hatter, 396 n Gay
Craft Geo. B. 38 s Eutaw
Craft George, engineer, 81 Harmony la

Ci-aft , blacksmith, 17 Plum al

Craft Jacob, commission merchant, 23 Cheap-
side, dw 16 s Gay
Craft John grew, (Craft & Rosello,) n e cor

Calhoun and Hollins
Craft .Margaret, dressmaker, 11 Chatsworth
Craft & Rosello, (J. C. Craft, A. Rosello,)

upholsterers, 264 w Baltimore
Craft Wm. G. & Co., (Wm. G. Craft, Wm.

P. Cole,) hat manuf., Bethel ct opp. Bethel

colored church, Saratoga
Craft Wm. G. (W. G. Craft & Co.,) 24 n

Liberty
Crager John H. laborer, 267 Aisquith
Cragg John, cotton spinner, 352 Ost>'nd
Cragg Joseph, steamboat inspect., Cliase near

Caroline
Craggs John D. 62 s Washington, F. P.
CraggsWm. cracker bakei*, 196 Mullikin
Crahn Martin, 200 West Falls av.
Craig Alex, mariner, 47 w Lombard
Craig Catharine, 192 East
Craig Daniel, hatter, 350 e Monument
Craig David, drover, 811 w Baltimore

tSHIRTSI SHIRTS!! SHIRTS I!! RAYMOND, BURTOX & CO. are now located at
168 Baltimore-st., bet\re«ik Calvert and St. Paul.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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CRAIG MRS. ELLEN, grocery, cor Falls

road and Northern av
Craig Horatio E. grocer, 159 Druid Hill av
Craig James, finisher, 568 w Lombard
Craig J. Morel!, clerk, 80 s Paca
Craig John, huckster, 350 e Monument
Craig John, type caster, 350 e Monument
Craig Josiah, huckster, 175 G Hughes
Craig Wm. clerk, 98 Barre
Craig Wm. carpenter, 139 n Fremont
Craiger Bernard, tailor, 23 East
Craiger Mrs. Mary, laundress, 28 Frederick av
Craiger James, clerk, s \v cor Pratt and

Gough
Craiy Elizabeth, 44 Pearl
Cralle Frances J. dressmaker, 16 s Central av
Cramblitt Alex. A. engineer, 42 Aliceanna
Cramblitt Geo. W. wood huckster, 297 Sara-
toga
Cramblitt George H. soldier, 114 Vine
CrambJitt John, carpenter, 107 n Fremont
Cramblitt John, bricklayer, 157 Chesapeake
Cramblitt Thomas A. nightman, 297 Saratoga
Cramblitt Wm. P. blacksmith, 137 Vine
Cramer Francis, carpenter, 219 Canton av
Cramer J. N. clerk, 236 w Lombard
Cramer Margaretta R. 135 Lexington
Cramer Michael, laborer, 258 e Lombard
Cramer Mrs. Julia, 270 Saratoga
Cramer Lenah, 83 s Bethel
Crampton Michael, ship carpenter, 42 Cross
Cran Balthazer, fresco painter, 50 n Eutaw
Crandell Robert, clerk, 66 Lee
Crandell Stephen, clerk, 84 Hanover
Crandle Thomas, carpenter, 423 e Fayette
Crane A. Fuller, (Wm. Crane & Son,) 235 n

Eutaw
Crane A. Fuller, jr. clerk, 235 n Eutaw
CRANE BENJAMIN & CO. (Charles
Crane,) wholesale dealers in silk and straw
goods, 249 w Baltimore
Crane Charles, (Benj. Crane & Co.) 228 n

Charles
Crane Mrs. B., Falls road near Northern av
Crane Rev. E. F. 279 e Baltimore
Crane Jas C. (Baer& Crane,) 180 w Lombard
Crane John D. (W. Crane & Son,) 180 w

Lombard
Crane John, clerk, 50 n Greene
Crane Lieut. Col. Joseph G., commis'y sub-
sistence, headquarters, dw 226 n Eutaw
Crane Martin, laborer, 15 Elizabeth la
Crane Judge P. W., attorney, office 6 n Cal-
vert, dw Barnum's Hotel
Crane Patrick, blacksmith, 46 n Exeter
Crane Thomas, huckster, 9 Poultney
Crane W. W., law student, 180 w Lombard
CRANE WILLIAM & SON, (W. Crane,
A. F. Crane, J. D. Crane,) hide and leather
dealers, s e corner Cheapside and Water
Crane William, (William Crane & Son,) 180

w Lombard
Crangle Bartus, 14 Orleans
Crangle Charles, carpenter, 81 s Greene
Crangle James E., wagon master U. S. A.,

934 Lexington
Crangle James B., ink works, 14 Orleans
Crangle James, clerk, 81 s Greene
Crantz George, clerk, 114 s Exeter
Cranwell George W., cabinet maker, 15 s

Oregon
Crapin Capt. Samuel, 87 Orleans
Crasser Christian, cap maker, 334 w Pratt

Crate Sophia, Gorsuch av near Polk, Home

stead
Craton Michael, laborer, 2 Slemmer's al
Craumer Francis M., clerk N. C. R., 116

Greenmount av
Craven Thomas, roofer, 127 L. Greene
Graver John, tailor, 56 Greenmount bv
Craver John S., police, 225 Henrietta
Crawford A. A., clerk P. W. & B. R. R., s e

cor High and Trinity
Crawford Annie, fancy goods, 42 Hanover
Crawford Anna. 138 w Lom'oard
Crawford Andrew, wheelwright, 17 s Carey
Crawford Austin, brickmaker, 132 Cross
Crawford C, cooper, 8 Fountain
Crawford Canfield, brickmaker, 468 Ligli^
Crawford Daniel, bacon 194 Pine
Crawford Dixon, livery stable, 122 Orchard
Crawford Jacob, carpenter, 57 s Paca
Crawford James B., clerk, 380 w Fayette
Crawford James W., chair ornamenter, 107

McElderry
Crawford Capt. John, mariner, 389 Canton av
Crawford John C, clerk, 107 McElderry
Crawford John L., 34 Cathedral
Crawford John, ship carpenter, 59 s Ann
Crawford John D., printer, 9 n Bond
Crawford John A., salesman, 32 Orchard
Crawford Louis, engineer, 98 s Carey
Crawford Mary E., teacher, 57 s Paca
Crawford N. H., 302 Saratoga
Crawford Patrick, grocer, 41 Amity
Crawford Mrs. Rebecca A., 148 s Central av
Crawford Robt. K., huckster, 302 Saratoga
Crawford Robert M., bookkeeper, 198 w Bal-
timore
Crawford Rachel D., 34 Cathedral
Crawford Richard I., machinist, 181 Conway
Crawford Sarah, 9 n Bond
Crawford Thomas, stone cutter, 101 Preston
Crawford Thomas, printer, 210 e Lombard
CRAWFORD WM. H. & CO., Wm. H.

Crawford, C. S. Crook,) proprietors spice

mills, warehouse 62 South, spice mills s w

cor Union al and Dallas
Crawford Wm. M., jeweler, 7 n Frederick,

dw Orleans betw Chester and Castle
CRAWFORD WM. agent Phila. W. & B.

R. R. s e cor High and Trinity
Crawford Wm. H. (Wm. H. Crawford & Co.)

188 Hoffman
Crawford Wm. C police, 9 n Bond
Crawford Wm. H. carpenter, 104 Johnson
Crawford Wm. H. H. brickmaker, 468 Light
Crawley Mrs. Jane, 164 Chesnut
Cray Mrs. Amelia M. nurse, 77 Warner
Cray& Bro. (J. F. Cray, L C. Cray,) tavern,

65 Centre Market space
Cray Jerry, laborer, 148 L Greene
CREAGER COL. J. P. 558 w Baltimore
Creager George L. salesman, 14 n Howard
Creager George L. 181 McCulloh
Creagl Henry A. ship carpenier, 200 Bank
Creagh George W. shipwright, 116 Bank
Creagh Henry, carpenter, 137 Conway
Creagh John, stone cutter, 137 Conway
Creagh John, 174 Park
Creagh Thomas, laborer, 124 s Washington

F. P.
Creamer Andrew, paper hanger, 245 St Mary
Creamer Andrew, wheelwright, 8 Bank
Creamer Anthony, moulder, 264 s Sharp
Creamer Alexander, saddler, 317 Aisquith

J> HEjVRY GIKSK, Commission Mercliant. for the sale of Flour, Ornin, Seeds, Sic.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear'g Wbarf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Creamer Casper, 214 s Sharp
Creamer Casper, laborer, rear 194 Ali^eanna
Creamer Charles J. shoemaker, s w cor Han-
over and Cross
Creamer Christian, shoemaker, 4 St Mary
Creamer Mrs Cornelia, 144 e Monument
Creamer David Smith, clerk, 49 Hillen
Creamer David, (agent for J. Dubois, lumber
merchant, Port Deposit,) J27 e Monument.
[See p 59 Jldvertisements]
Creamer Frederick, furnit. 162 s Broadway-
Creamer Frederick, laborer, 7 s Front
Creamer George, laborer, 106 Lancaster
Creamer Henry, shoemaker, 70 s Fremont
Creakier Jacob, blacksmith, 176 w Biddle
Creamer Jacob, coach-spring maker, 100 Hol-

lins
Creamer John, lager beer saloon, 172 s Sharp
Creamer John, machinist, 172 s Sharp
Creamer John, laborer, 212 s Sharp
Creamer John, grocer, 40 Philpot
Creamer John, letter carrier, 178 s Paca
Creamer John, ship carpenter, 118 Cross
Creamer Joseph, milkman, 214 s Sharp
Creamer Martin, laborer, 53 Goodman al
Creamer Nicholas, paper hanger, 24 St. Mary
Creamer Thomas, lumber and coal merchant,

131 n Exeter
Creamer Wm. cigar maker, 8 Greenmount av
Creamer Wm. brickmaker, 161 Columbia
Creamer Wm. lumber merch. 62 n Broadway
Credgt Herman huckster, 490 w Lombard
Creegan Felix, 27 Valley
Creem John laborer, over 6 Bank
Creery Wm. R. teaclier, 336 Saratoga
Creig Barney, hostler, Bull Head tav. Front
Creig John, laborer, 250 Forrest
Creig Robert R. moulder, 184 Forrest
Creigh John, mariner, 65 Henrietta
Creight Rebecca, 256 s Charles
Creighton Mrs. Elmina, 225 Montgomery
Creighton Geo. W. cigar mnk. 162 s Howard
Creighton Henry, mariner, 216 Barre
Creighton Henry T. paii.ier, 379 Light
Creighton James, mariner, 71 William
Creighton John, cigar maker, 225 Montgomery
Creighton Patrick, carpenter, 28 Morris al
Creighton Robert, ship carpenter, 412 West
Creighton Wm. V. clerk, 48 Fawn
Creighton Capt. Wm. mariner, 19 Warren
Cremen Cornelius, laborer, 3 Valley
Cremen John F. collector, 69 it Poppleton
Cremen John E. jeweler, 69 n Poppleton
Creny Wm. painter, Franklin Inn, cor. High

and Hillen
Cresz Henry, scowman, 34 Gist
CRESCENT COAL OIL CO. OF BALTI-
MORE, s w cor West and Howard, office
62 s Gay, Henry R. Wilson, president
Cresto R., jeweler, 47 n Calvert
Creutzburg Chas. W., cigar maker, 41 Brown
Crew George, mariner, 93 York
Crew Richard, laborer, Dover west of Fulton
Crew Wm. J., carpenter, 704 w Pratt
Crey Elizabeth Mary, 70 Buren
Crey Henry J., restaurant, 3 e Madison, dw

70 Buren
Crichton Malcolm, (Wm. Crichton & Son,)

36 Mount Vernon Place
CRICHTON WM. & SON, (W. Crichton,
M. Crichton, J. T. Scott,) grain, flour,
guano, and commission merchants, 1 Wood,
cor Bowly's wharf

Crichton Wm., (Wm. Crichton & Son,) 36

Mount Vernon place
Cricton Francis, upholsterer, 27 n Greene
Crider Mary R., 154 n Pine
Crig Edwin M., 94 Saratoga
Ciim Henry C, blacksmith, 65 s Schroeder
Crimmins'Cornelius, laborer, 3 Valley
Crimmins Timothy, teacher, 123 Division
Criner Isaac, Imtcher, 803 w Pratt
Cringle Mrs. Isabella, 81 s Greene
Cripps. Richard H., 6 Thomsen
Cripps Thomas J., laborer, 6Thomsen
Cripps Thomas, of planing mill, 6 Thomsen
Crisall Mrs. George W., Philadelphia road,

near city limits
Crisby Conrad, tailor, 149 s Bond
Crise Jacob, sailor, 335 s Dallas
Crise John L., 228 w Madison
Crisp Charles E., cigar maker, 253 GougH
Crisp Elijah, painter, 89 n Greene, dw 27&

Saratoga
Crisp Joseph, tobacconist, 42 Thames
Crispin John, 142 Washington place
Crispins Henry, fisherman, n e cor Fort av

and Johnson
Crispus Conrad, glass blower, 310 s Charles
Criss Michael, (John A. Hambleton & Co.,)

44 McCulloh
Crist Christopher, cooper, 151 s Regester
Crist Jacob, shoemaker, 11 New
Crist Jacob, tobacco, 96 Eastern av
Crist John, laborer, 57 Penna. av
Crist Philip, clerk, 96 Eastern av
Cristwell James, currier, 12 McElderry
Critzman Wm., painter, 33 s Caroline
Crockard John, stone cutter, 36 n Oregon
Crocker, Emanuel, 293 n Caroline
Crocker James T., pipe maker. Eagle Hotel,

Hillen
Crocker Samuel G., 293 n Caroline
Crockett John W., mijlwrighi, 339 Mulberry
Crockett Nehemiah, slioemakr, 362 Lexington
Crockett Theodoi'e, locksmith, 1 Grace ct
Crockett Walter C., bricklayer, 362 Lex-
ington
Crockett Wm., brakesman, 52 s Schroeder
Crockett Wm. H., turner, 233 n Eden
Croff Jacob, restaurant, 79 n Front
Croft John, sailor, 99 Eastern av
Croggon Mrs. Jane E. 94 s Poppleton
Croghan Patrick, tavern, 16 Euist Falls av
Croghen Peter, laborer, 2 Slemmer'sal
Croker Henry, soldier, 7 Brannan ct
Crombie Albert D. (Ammidon & Crombie)

261 Garden
Cromer Andrew, carter, cor Fremont and

Warner
Cromer Daniel, laborer, 106 St. Peter
Cromer Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 Wyeth
Cromer John, wagoner, 14 Wyeth
Cromer Margaret, 168 s Eutaw
Cromer Thomas W. tobacconist, 341 w Balti-
more, dw s w cor Lombard and Strieker
Cromwell Mrs. Anna, 29 McHenry
Cromwell Daniel, 120 e Madison
Cromwell Mrs. Deborah, 29 w Baltimore
Cromwell Mrs. Eliza Anna, 120 e Madison
Cromwell Frank, silversmith, 438 Walsh
Cromwell George H. cabinet maker, 46 s

Broadway
Cromwell Jacob G. baggage master, B. & 0.

R. R. 24 Brune
Cromwell Jacob G. cab't maker, 438 Walsh

AVGr. G. ME^'ER Si CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glu«,
Neatsfoot OU, Saltpetre, Paints and Vai-ulslies, 100 W. liOmbard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 "W. Baltimore Street.

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Cromwell John E. sailmaker, 354 e Fayette
Cromwell John, police, 31 Scott
Cromwell Capt. John G. 183 Conway
Cromwell Joseph, agent Knickerbocker Life

Insurance Co., 126 Grundy
Cromwell Joseph, sailmaker, 115 Bank
Cromwell Joshua, 136 s Ann
Cromwell Joshua, jr. sailmaker, 160 Gough
Cromwell Joseph, (J. Cromwell & Ero.) 115

Bank
Cromwell J. & Bro. (Joshua Cromwell, jr.,

Joseph Cromwell,) sailmakers, over 158 w

Pratt
Cromwell Joshua, jr. (J.Cromwell & Bro.)

160 Gough
Cromwell Levi, gunsmith, 271 s Ann, dw 118

Thames
Cromwell Marion, silversmith, 438 Walsh
Cromwell Mary A. dress maker, 16 Mott
Cromwell Michael, cabinet maker, 16 Mott
Cromwell N. C. clerk, 146 w Madison
Cromwell Oliver H. clerk, 197 Aisquith
Cromwell Oliver T. coachmaker, 288 Aisquith
Cromwell Richard, 250 w Madison
CROMWELL RICHARD, agricultural and

horticultural implement manufacturer and

seedsman, 46 and 48 Light, dw26 Mulberry
Cromwell Richard, (C. Sidney Norris& Co.)

26 Mulberry
Cromwell William, carpenter, 202 Eastern av
Cronart Charles P. painter, .4 Humes
Cronan Mary, grocer, 134 Vine
Crone Augustus, laborer, 151 William
Crone Catherine D. 2 n Front
Crone Edward, tavern, 75 n Gay
Crone John B. musician, 42 n Calvert
Crone William C. Wee Drop restaurant, s e

cor High and Fayette
Crone William C. deputy sheriff, se cor Fay-
ette and High
Cronenberg Rev. Peter, 101 Saratoga
Cronenberger Jos. lager beer, 200 Canton av
Croney Mrs. Mary, 27 s Bethel
Croney Phili|) H. cigar maker, 58 s Caroline
Croohardt Charles, jeweler, &c., 88 n Gay,

dw206
Cronhardt John, shoemaker, 29 Ensor
Cronhardt John H. tailor, n e cor Douglass

and East
Cronin Catharine, 14 Hammond al
Cronin Jeremiah, hackman, 34 Addison
Cronnelley Mary, confectioner, 51 n Front
Crook Mrs Ann E. 678 Saratoga
Crook C. laborer, 10 Burke
Crook Mrs. Caroline. 404 w Saratoga
Crook Charles C. 404 Saratoga
Crook Columbus S. (VVm. H. Crawford &

Co.) 174 Preston
Crook P"'rancis A. treas. Balto. Equitable So-
ciety, dw s w cor Madison andTownsend
Crook Francis M. auditor Adams Express,

558 w Fayette
Crook George A. clerk, 313 Garden
Crook George W. 196 Madison av
Crook Geo. W. M. boots, shoes and gaiters,

69 w Baltimore and 43 n Eutaw
Crook Henry, clerk, 51 Harford av
Crook James, engineer, 39 e Pratt
Crook Mrs. Mary, 190 n Eutaw
Crook Philip, bookkeeper Bank of Baltimore,

51 Harford av
Crook Sallie, 190 n Eutaw
Crook Mrs., s w cor Madison and Townsend

CROOK WALTER, Jr. dealer in upholstery
and curtain materials, 220 w Baltimore, dw
66 n Paca. — [See Mverlisement outside front
cover.]
Crook Mrs. Walter, jr. 66 n Paca
Crook William W. finisher, 18 s Fremont
Crook William, carpenter, 267 e Biddle
Crook Capt. Wm. S. 354 e Baltimore
Crooks Rufus S. police, 315 Mulberry
Crookshanks Charles S. ship joiner, foot of

Ann, dw 130 s High
Crop Wm. plasterer, 222 Peirce
Crooper Thomas J. 46 e Pratt
Cropper Reuben, boiler maker, 34 William-
son al
Crosby Capt. Charles T. 76 n Eden
Crosby Francis, fireman, 6 Hudson al
Crosby Geo. W. soldier, 369 Cathedral
Crosby James, carpenter, 6 Hudson al
Crosby James, carpenter, 104 Greenmount av
Crosby Lewis, painter, 163 Hughes
Crosby Lewis, engineer, 161 n Central av
Crosby Louis, machinist, 153 n Central av
Crosby Thomas H. shoemaker, 18 Willow
Crose Frederick-, cabinet maker, 16 n Spring
Cross Adam, conductor, 52 s Schroeder
Cross Andrew, clerk, 110 HoUins
Cross Cyrus, cabinet maker, 66 Pearl
Cross David H. painter, 17 Townsend
Ci-oss David, wheelwright, Hilleii betw East

and Forrest, dw 113 n Exeter
Cross E. J D. attorney, 31 Lexington, dw

161 n Calvert
Cross George T. boot maker, 98 Granby
Cross George R. clerk, 113 n Exeter
Cross H. L. shoe store, 234 Lexington
Cross John W. carpenter, 483 Saratoga
Cross James W. engineer U. S. N., 210 Ais-
quith
Cross John, milk, 67 Orleans
Cross Rev. Jonathan, gen'l agent Md. Tract

Society, 42 n Fremont
Cross J. H. clerk, 66 Pearl
Cross, J. D. clerk, 113 n Exeter
Cross Richard K. (Wm. S. Cross & Bro.) 161

n Calvert
Cross Mrs. Sarah, 7 Chatsworth
Cross Samuel B. blacksmith, 69 and 75 s

Howard, dw 139 Camden
Cross Samuel J. coachmaker, 139 Camden
Cross Thomas, laborer, 67 Watson
Cross Truman D. chief clerk. State tobacco

warehouse No 1
CROSS WM. S. & BRO, (Wm. S. Cross,
Richard K. Cross,) lumber, stave and gene-
eral commission merchants, n e cor East
Falls and Eastern avs
Cross Wm. H. blacksmith, 139 Camden
Cross Wm. S. (W. S. Cross & Bro.) 161 n

Calvert
Crothers Charles, clerk, 28 s Spring
Crothers David, coal dealer, 77 North, dw 28

s Spring
Crothers Robert, carpenter, 62 Com-tland, dw

28 s Spring
Crotty David, gardener, Md. Hospital
Crotty David, grocery, No. 2 Little Monu-
ment extended
Crouch A. B. shoemaker, 141 Hamburg
Crouch Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, seamstress, 32

Williamson al
Crouch David, iron moulder, 261 s Charles
Crouch Mrs. Elizabeth, 165 e Madison

THE GROVER & BAKER SEAVIIVG MACHIIVE is the best for aU purposes— SALKS
ROOM»— 181 Baltimore Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Crouch E. D. custom house, 228 Light
Crouch James, shoemaker, 175 Hanover
Crouch John, cooper, 226 s Sharp
Crouch John W. boiler maker, 11 Henrietta
Crouch Julian, 18 Jefferson
Crouch Stewart, soldier, 341 s Sharp
Crouch Thomas D. police, 206 Montgomery
Crouch William, printer, 53 Harford av
Crouse Charles L. newspaper car'r, 77 Harri-
son
Crouse Jesse, car driver, 173 Penna. av
Crouse John, cooper, 226 s Sharp
Crouse Joseph A. shoemaker, 931 Lexington
Crouse Margaret, 70 Lancaster
Crouse Michael, shoemaker, 147 s Spring
Crouse Rebecca, seamstress, 160 George
Crouse William, tailor, 26 n Frederick
Crout Hezekiah, tin and sheet iron worker,

138 Penna. av, dw 246
Crout Paul G. turner. Telegraph, btw. Penna.

and Druid Hill avs
Crouther Capt. John, 248 e Pratt
Crow Ann, 113 Hillen
Crow Ezekiel, shoemaker, 9 Front
Crow Mrs. Jane, grocery, 109 Aisquith
Crow John, laborer, 109 Aisquith
Crow John T. editor, 42 Bolton
CROWDER A. N. grocer, s w cor Conway
and Warner

Crowder , 240 Barre

Crowder Flemm.ing, coach trim., 165 Orleans
Crowe John, clerk N. C. R 129 e Eager
Crowell John, cooper, 51 Goodman al
Crowl D. H. clerk, 166 e Eager
Crowl David H. provision dealer, 166 e Eager
Crowle John D. C Buckley, Crowle & Co.) 121

Hillen
Crowley Dennis, sawyer, 322 Forrest
Crowley F. C. contractor, 32 Columbia
Crowley Mrs. Honora, grocery, s e cor Caro-
line and Lombard
Crowley Jacob G. 195 s Paca
CROWLEY JAMES, periodical dealer, 116

w Baltimore, dw 222 e Monument
Crowley John, machinist, 84 s Spring
Crowley John, painter, 646 Penna. av
Crowley Margaret, 556 Penna. av
Crowley Thomas, omnibus driver, 81 North
Crowley Wm. S. clerk Quarter Master, 296

e Fayette
Crown Marion A. clerk, 93 n Pine
Crown Mrs. Matilda, 93 n Pine
Crownfield Mrs. Anna J. 98 Hanover
CROWNFIELD HERMAN F. attorney, 1

Courtland, dw Baltimore Co.
Crowther Amos W. police, 505 Saratoga
Crowther Benj. P. stone mason, 55 Hughes
Crowther James, stone mason, Mount Royal

hill, near Reservoir
Crowther John, 218 n Eutaw
Crowther Josh, stone mason, 56 w Hoffman
Croxall Robert M. clerk Superior Court, 634

Lexington
Croyeau Augustin, French goods, 171 w Bal-
timore, dw s w cor Eutaw and Fayette
Croyeau C. H. clerk Adams Express, Three

Tuns hotel
Crozier Annie, teacher, 118 s Caroline
Crozier Charles, hatter, 198 s Broadway
Crozier James, moulder, 46 McElderry
Crozier John R. sailmaker, 118 s Caroline
Crozier Thomas, bricklayer, 22 Jefferson
Crozier Wm. seiilmaker, 118 a Caroline

CRUDDEN JAMES, furniture wagon, 371

Franklin
Cruden Edward, laborer, 95 McElderry
Crum James, conductor, 562 w Lombard
Crum John, shoemaker, 24 Douglass
Crumbacker C. W. telegraphist, 128 Hoffman
Crumbacker Ephraim, clerk, 128 Hoffman
Crumble Wm. shoemaker, 64 Portland
Crumby John, laborer, 2 S'eighbor
Crumm Mary F. upholsteress, 21 Garden
Crummel George, sailmaker, 194 s Ann
Crummer Nathan J. grocer, 76 Hillen
Cruse Charles, engineer, 43 s Schroeder
Cruse Christiana, 333 s Bond
Cruse George W. cigar maker, 71 n Caroline
Cruse Henry H. restaui-ant, .333 s Bond
Cruse Henry, laborer, 81 Bo.ston
Cruse Isaac, clerk, 235 Hanover
Cruse John H. cigar maker, 5 n Caroline
Cruse Joseph, finisher, 61 s Schroeder
Cruse Wm. carpenter, 29 s Caroline
Cruser Isaac, clerk, 235 Hanover
CRUSSE JOHN, tavern, 81 Boston, and coal

and wood yard cor Boston and Leakin
Cruzen Edward, machinist, 523 w Lombard
Cruzen Sarah R. 252 n Gay
Cuddy Isaac, 191 Orleans
Cudy Mrs. Sarah, 10 Brannon
Cuff Patrick, grocery, 38 Block
Cu2:le John, (Cugle, Sickei & Co ) 191 St.

Paul
Cu?le John, jr., clerk, 27 s Eden
CUGLE, SICKEL & CO. (J. Cugle, J. L.
Sickei, C. T. Paine,) fancy goods and no-
tions, 285 w Baltimore
Culbertson Isaac G. police, 60 n High'
Culbertson Louisa, 60 n High
Cullan Catherine, hucksteress, 27 n Greene
CuUan James, 125 Ensor
Cullan John, wagoner, 27 n Greene
Cullan Mrs. Kate, confectionery, 173 Hanover
Cullen Catherins, 14 L. McElderry
Cullen James, hackman, 14 L. McElderry
Cullen James, shoemaker, 140 German
Cullen M.J. bakery, 173 Hanover
Cullen Michael, laborer, 131 West
Cullen Patrick, laborer, 13 e Madison
Cullen Thomas, shoemaker, 173 Hanover
Cullen William T. ship carpenter, 102 .s

Chapel
Cullender George, mariner, 67 Albemarle
Cullimore & Austin, (J. Cullimore, William

Austin,) ship smiths, 1 and 3 Fell
Cullimore John, (Cullimore & Austin) 217

Bank
Cullimore Mrs. John, boarding, 193 e Pratt
Cullimore Mrs. Rebecca, 242 Light
CuUington Daniel, cigar maker, 41 Dolphin
Cullington Thomas, cigar maker, 6 e Pratt
CuUison Geo. W., pilot, 301 e Lombard
Cullison Geo. E., bricklayer, 121 s Regester
Cullison James M. millwright, 19 Mosher
Cullison Maria, 228 Bank
Cullison Noah, feed, 87 Penn'a av
Cullison Noah M., clerk, 19 Mosher
Cullison Jesse M., hay dealer. Orchard, one

door from Penn'a av, dw 263 w Biddle
Cullum Ann, trimmings and confectionery,

62 Greenmount av
Cullum Harriet, teacher, 62 Greenmount av
Cullum H. J. teacher, York av, n of Madison
Cullum Nelson, flour, feed, &c., 13 w Loin-
bard, dw 187 e Monument

JAJtEES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— AVarren's Fire and AVater-i»oof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tnbes, o^er 99 AV. Baltiiuore-st.

THE GEEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Cullum Rev. J. W., city missionary and

tract distributor, 6 Lanvale
Culnan Samuel, comb maker, 465 n Gay
Culver Chas. engineer, 103 n Caroline
Culver Wm. T., cooper, 5 n Sharp
Cumberland Charles, painter, 18 n Bond
Cumiling Charles, 432 Canton av
CUMMING MISS JANE, Young Ladies'

Literary Institute, 7 n Carey — [See page A5

Mvertisements.]
Cumming A. JVl. engineer, 4 Light st wharf
Cumming Alex., engineer, 207 n Howard
Cumming Wm. A., 23 n Calvert
Cummmgs Maj. A. M. 12 s Gay
Cummings Alexander, 44 Spring row
Cummings Grace, 85 w Hoffman
Cummings Daniel, farmer, intersection of e

Fayette and Baltimore
Cummings Jacob, 3 Chester al
Cummings John, porter, 147 Albemarle
Cummings John, (Hall, Foster & Co.; 642

w Baltimore
Cummings John, milkman, Phila. road
Cummings Lewis H. driver Harnden Exp.
Cummings Luke, boiler maker, 9 Fall
Cummings Mrs. Margaret, 135 n Eutaw
Cummings Mrs. Mary, 12 Stiles
Cummings Mary, washerwoman, 37 Fawn
Cummings Sophia, fancy goods, 135 n Eutaw
Cummings Patrick, laborer, 191 s Castle al
Cummings Mrs. Rosanna, seamstress, 120 n

Fremont
Cummings Mrs. Rose, 439 Saratoga
Cummins Daniel, confectionery, 466 w Bal-
timore
Cummins John G. fruiterer, 48 n Exeter
Cummins John W. carpenter. 48 n Exeter
Cummins Capt. Jonathan, 485 w Baltimore
Cummins Robert P., bricklayer, 236 n Bond
CI'MMISKEY EUGENE, attorney, 43 St.

Paul
Cumpert Joseph, tailor, 160 Ensor
Cunighan Daniel, chairmaker, 1 Eloodgood ct
Cunningham Alexander, rear of 104 Granby
Cunningham American, machinist, 9 e Fayette
Cunningham Andrew, coach painter, 280 e

Madison
Cunningham Bartholomew, printer, 178 Pine
Cunningham Dr. Chas. T. D. 130 e Pratt
Cunningham Charles R. clerk, 46 Granby
CUNNINGHAM & COCHRAN, (J. E. A.

Cunningham, H. W. Cochran,) stoves,

turnaces, tinware, &c., 53 s Calvert, and

Cheapside s of Lombard
Cunningham Daniel, plumber, 15 Thomsen
Cunningham E. H. clerk, 78 e Fayette
Cunningham Edward, bricklayer, 280 e Mad-
ison
Cunningham Edw. peddler, 176 Constitution
Cunningham Ellen T. C. 245 s Bethel
Cunningham Elizabeth, 149 Chatsworth
Cunningham Elizabeth A. 186 Pearl
Cunningham George A. superintendent at

planing mill, 229 e Fayette
Cunningham Geo.W. mariner, 91 n Schroeder
Cunningham Capt. Isaac H. mariner, 3

Bran nan ct
Cunningham Capt. Jas. mariner, 9 House ct
Cunningham Jas. stone mason, 99 n Caroline
Cunningham Jos. (Cunningham & Thomas,)

211 s Charles
Cunningham James, 78 e Fayette
Cunningham James M. clerk, 91 e Fayette

Cunningham James, hackman, n w cor Ger-
man and Pine
Cunningham John E. A. (Cunningham &

Cochran,) 403 n Central av
Cunningham John, grocery, 349 s Charles
Cunningham Jno. switch tender, 73 s Regester
Cunningham John, laborer, 21 n Amity
Cunningham John D. proprietor of hacks,

278 Aisquith
Cunningham John, porter. 111 Peach al
Cunningham John B. 93 Front
Cunningham John W. 279 e Pratt
Cunningham John W. cigar maker, ]18n

Schroeder
Cunningham John, porter, 25 Plum
Cunningham Michael, laborer, 192 Holiday
CunninghaVi Michael, machinist, 170 Rnmsay
Cunningham Michael, drayman, 35 Philpot
Cunningham Mortimer, 130 e Pratt
Cunningham Nicholas, laborer, 1 N. Church
Cunningham Peter, laborer, 304 Ross
Cunningham Mrs. Rose, 55 Columbia
Cunningham Satinel, hack'n, 327 Harford av
Cunningham Mrs. Sarah, rear of 57 s Oregon
Cunningham Mrs. Sarah, Penna. av near

Northern av
CUNNINGHAM & THOMAS, (J. Cun-
ningham, J. H. Thomas,) commission
merchants, over 154 w Pratt
Cunningham Thomas A. coal agent, 20 w
Second, dw n w cor Madison and Calvert
Cunningham Wm. C. 185 e Monument
Cunningham Wm A. clirk, 132 w Fayette
Cunningham Wm. (Clark & Cunningham,)

345 n Gay
Cunningham Wm. C. carpenter, 184 e Mon-
ument
Cunningham Wm. R. clerk. Chase corner

Caroline
Cunningham Wm. A. police, 149 n Caroline
Cunningham Wm. W. druggist, n w corner

Madison and Central av
Cunningham Wm. H. flour, feed, and lime,s
w cor Ensor and East, dw 290 n Caroline
Cupp Michael, blacksmith, 32 n Amity
Cupp Wm. foundry man, 58 China
Cupp Mrs. 211 Montgomery
Curdles Emma, 2 Necessity al
Curen John, carpenter, 607 Penn'a av
Curl Nancy, 137 Eastern av
Curie John, laborer, 154 Hollins
Curlett Edward W. landsman, 196 Gough
Curlett George, cabinet maker, 1 Tessier
CURLETT JOHN & SON, (J. Curlett, W.

Curlett; coach makers, 33 and 35 North
Curlett John, jr. (Smith & Curlett) 185 St.

Paul
Curlett John, (J. Curlett & Son) Calvert near

Madison
CURLETT JLEWIS G. commission mer-
chant, 3 Camden, dw 120 Lee
Curlett Mary, 125 Mullikin
Curlett Wm. (J. Curlett & Son) 79 McCulloh
Curley Mrs. Ann, grocery, 11 Rose
Curley Bernard, laborer, 66 Essex
Curley James F, clerk, 94 w Fayette
Curley James, architect, 83 Park
Curley James A. clerk, 169 w Biddle
Curley John T., bookkeeper, n e cor Eutaw

and New
Curley John, liquors, 202 Cathedral
Curley Dr. Joseph H. cashier People's Bank,
dw 24 s Strieker

Shirts, Dra-wers. Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAT-
raOJVD. BURTON & CO'S, 16S Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Curley Kieran, 202 w Madison
Curley Mary E., Park entrance
Curley Owen, laborer, 85 n Amity
Curley Thomas, laborer, 59 York
Curley Wm. boilei maker, 181 Preston
Curley Wm. E. clerk, Park av
Curns Edward, laborer, 104 Harford av
Curns Pvev. James, 202 Eastern av
Curran Edward, laborer, 24 Orbit al
Curran Francis, laborer, 37 Eastern av
Curran Francis, jr., laborer, 37 Eastern av
Curran James, machinist, 36 Greenmount av
Curran Joseph, tinner, 37 Eastern av
Curran Mary, dressmaker, 16 Scott
Curran Margaret, laundress, 43 e Monument
Curran Patrick, laborer, Hull, near Fort av
Curren Edward, tavern, 61 Centre Market

space
Curren Mary, dressmaker, 109 Saratoga
Curren Matthew, carter, 179 s Central av
Curren Michael, 310 Light
Curren Patrick, laborer, 13 Orbit al
Curren Sarah, dressmaker, 109 Saratoga
Currey Frantis, lab. Clinton opposite Ches-
apeake furnace
Currey Johanna, 310 Light
Currier Alonzo J., brakesman, 736 w Balti-
more
Curry Eliza, boarding, 28 Hanover
Curry Geo. W. baker, 87 Pearl
Curry Mrs. Jane, 84 Hanover
Curry John, porter, 122 e Eager
Curry John, carpenter. Castle al
Curry John, laborer, 187 Castle al
Curry Levi H., laborer at tobacco warehouse

No. 3, 84 Hanover
Curtain Henry G. (F. H. Grupy & Co.;

Harford av, n of Central av
Curtain Henry, butcher, 16 Centre, 20 Lex-
ington, and 16 Richmond markets, dw Har-
ford av near city limits
Curtain Johanna, hucksteress, 17 Diamond
Curtain James, butcher, 14 Centre Market dw

Harford av near city limits
Curtain Thomas, cooper, 204 n Eden
Curtain Wm huckster, 17 Diamond
Curtin John A. commission and auction agt.,

Duane near Broadway, dw 238 German
Curtin Mary, dress maker, 88 Saratoga
Curtin Patrick, bar tender, 552 w Ballmiore
Curtin Susan, dressmaker, 88 Saratoga
Curtis Albert, tailor, 230 German
Curtis Charles A. blacksmith, 54 Dolphin
Curtis Henry A. cutter, 230 German
Curtis John, huckster, 161 Ensor
Curtis John A. tinner, 44 n Pine
Curtis Peter, laborer, 233 Lemmon
Curtis Stanley, mariner, 68 Durst al
Curtis Thomas, drayman, 12 Decker
Curtis Wm. P. clerk, 42 s Sharp
Curveill Samuel T. police, 167 Greenmount

av
Curvel Charles, bricklayer, 81 Garden
Curvel Sarah, 81 Garden
Curvill Henry, laborer, Fayette opposite

Jackson Square
Curvill Wm. sailmaker, 73 s Regester
Cuseck Michael, laborer, 640 w Pratt
Cushaw John, cigar maker, 217 Mulbery
CUSH1NGS& BAILEY, (J. Gushing, jr.,
L. E. Bailey, J. M. Cushing,) booksellers
and stationers, 262 w Baltimore
Cushing Charles, 215 e Madison

CUSHING DAVID, coal office, 79 Second,

dw 97 w Fayette
Cushing Frank C. stationer, 207 w Lombard
Gushing Frank C. (Whitney, Medairy &

Cushing,) 207 w Lombard
Cushing Henry M. tobacconist, 9 n Liberty,

dw 207 w Lombard
Cushing John, s w cor Lombard and Paca
Cushing Joseph, jr., (Cushings & Bailey,) 99

w Fayette
Cushing Joseph M. (Cushings & Bailey,) 99

w Fayette
Cushing Richard C, Quartermaster, U. S. A.

207 w Lombard
Cushing Wiley E. clerk, 99 w Fayette
Cusick Laughlin, laborer, 27 e Monument
CUSTOM HOUSE, (U. S ,) n w cor Lom-
bard and Gay
Custy Mrs. Mary, 7 Rock
Custy John, grocery, 108 s- Howard
Custy Michael, 364 s Charles
Cutcher Francis, bricklayer, 44 n Schroeder
Cutaiar Francis, cigars and tobacco, 427 Sar-
atoga, dw 110 Raborg
Cutler Charles S. clerk, 87 n Pine
Cutina A. barber, 47 e Baltimore
Cuzions Thomas, machinist, 113 Mulberry
Czarnowsky Francis, glazier, 664 w Balto.

D.

Dade & Dorset, (R. Dade, Wm. J. H. Dor-

sey,) tobacco commission merchants, s e
cor Charles and Camden
Dack John, blacksmith, 108 s Chapel
Dade Robert, (Dade & Dorsey,) 14 Pearl
Daclger Henry, laborer, 38 Gist
Daenfelser Adgm, cooper, 168 Central av
Daety Joseph, plumber, 56 King
Daety Lewis, cabinet maker, 56 King
Daferner Fredk. druggist, 11 George al
Daffin Benj. cutler, 15 n Gay, dw 44 n High
Daffin Charles C. D. engineer, 229 w Fayette
Daffin Robert S. sutler. 44 n High
Dagan Wm. 223 Madison av
Uagenheart Frederick, grocery, 14 New
Dagenharl Joseph, musician, 225 n Bond
Dahle John H. C. tailor, 65 n Front
Dahle Mrs. Margaret, boarding, 65 n Front
Dahl Jacob, grocer, 32 Union
Dah Conrad, carpet weaver, 144 Orchard
Dahm Peter, messenger Adams Express Co,,

167 Lee
DahoffJohn, clerk, 353 w Lexington
Daicker John, tavern, 34 n Liberty
Daicker Robert, clerk, 34 n Liberty
Daiger Charles H. (Barnes, Debow & Co.)

95 Cathedral
Daiger Edward, collector, 304 n Howard
Daiger Francis A. varnisher, 48 Conway
Daiger Fred, hardware dealer, 324 w Pratt
Daiger James A. clerk, 199 n Eutaw
Daiger Mary, Chapel between Baltimore and

Lombard
DAIGER M. A. cabinet maker, and under-
taker, 74 s Broadway
Daiger Wm. H. clerk, 129 Orleans
Daigner Charles, -baker, 303 Aliceanna
DAIL&CO. (J. J. Dail,) wholesale grocer
and commission merchant, 27 Cheapside,
dw 161 n Charles
Dail Wm. L. carpenter, 48 Barre

J. HENHy GIESE, CoiunUsslon Merchant, for tUe sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, Sso.
Roijcndole Cement and Calcined Piaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.

Get your Shirts, Collai'S, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at Wo. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Dailey Anth. (A. Dailey & Bro.) 759 w Bal-
timore
Dailey A. & Brother, (Anthony Dailey &
John Dailey,) tinners and stoves, 759 w
Baltimore
Dailey Edward H. brushmak. s w cor Charles

and Lombard
Dailey E. painter and varnisher, 66 Ensor
Dailey Mrs. Elizabeth, 17 w Chase
Dailey Francis Y. clerk, 66 n Ensor
Dailey Henry, stone polisher, 82 Holliday
Dailey Hanry R. cabiiiet maker, 295 Saratoga
Dailey James, grocer, Fort av near Hull
Dailey James, baker, 751 w Baltimore
Dailey John, (A. Dailey & Bro.) 759 w Bal-
timore
Dailey John, laborer, 19 Amity
Dailey John, blacksmith, 225 Columbia
Dailey Mark, carter, 58 Tyson
Dailey Mary, 107 Peach al
Dailey Peter, glass blower, Stockholm, betw

Eutaw and Russell
Dailey Thomas, machinist, 9 Willow
Dailey Thomas, laborer, 7 Abey al
Dailey Thomas H. cigar mak. 15 Townsend
Dailey Thomas, laborer, 16 Willow
Dailey Wm. varnisher, 66 Ensor
Daily Charles, marble polisher, 37 Front
Daily Ephraim V. surgical instruments, 127

Aisquith
Daily John, mariner, 153 s Spring
Daily Mary A. dressmaker, 295 Saratoga
Daily Thomas, saddles and harness, 41 South,

dw 16 s Calvert
Daily Wm. F. surgical instrument maker, 11

Light, dw 105 w Fayette
Dain Edward, machinist, 606 w Pratt
Dais Joseph, cabinet maker, 247 e Chase
Daisey Jeremiah, laborer, 367 s Charles
Dale E. R., clerk, 72 Lexington
Dale Robert, letter carrier, 250 Mulberry
Dale Samuel, laborer, 515 Saratoga
Daley H., cabinet maker, 295 Saratoga
Daley Helen, teacher, 24 Jackson
Daley Jacob, 233 e Fayette
Daley Joseph, collector, 24 Jackson
Daley Lizzie, teacher, 24 Jackson
Daley Michael, porter, 4 Garden
Daley Owen, grocery, 85 n Dallas
Daley Patrick, laborer, 10 Hawk
Dall Austin, (Austin Dall & Co.,) Balto. Co.
DALL AUSTIN & CO., (Austin Dall, Joseph
E. Dall,) dry goods commission merchants,
22 Hanover
Dall Mrs. James, Penna. av near toll. gate
Dall Joseph E., (Austin Dall & Co.,) 155

Park
Dallam Edward B., (Fitzgerald, Booth &

Co.) 72 Courtland
Dallam Joseph W., clerk P. 0., 25 n Calvert
Dallam Mary, 62 n Biddle
Dallam Thomas J., Church Home, Broadway
Dallam W. L., teacher, 12 Light
Dallaway Greenbury, sailmaker, 30 s Bond
Dalleman Conrad, wagoner, 21 Preston
Daller Christopher, organ builder, 53 Fawn
Dallwie Conrad, grocer, 100 n Pine
D'Almaine Geo., photographer and portrait

painter, 5413 n Charles, dw 5 s Exeter
Dalrymple Alexander, insp. custom house,

dw 152 Barre
Dalrymple Dr. Augustine J., 330 e Pratt
Dalrymple Mrs. Agnes, 204 n Exeter

Dalrymple Rev. Edwin A., D. D., president
University of Md., 32 Mulberry, dw 195 w
Lombard
Dalrymple George W., clerk, 100 s Paca
Dalrymple George W., carpenter, 112 Hill
Dalrymple James A., clerk, 152 Barre
Dalrymple John, machinist, 112 Hill
Dalrymple Robert, clerk, 112 Hill
Dalrymple Thomas, carpenter, 7 L. Consti-
tution
Dalrymple Wm F., 69 w Second, ilw 93 Park
Dalrymple Dr. Wm. D., 143 n Eutaw
Dalsheimer David, wholesale boots and shoes,

over 269 w Baltimore, dw 48 s Sharp
Daiton Eliza, 35 Hillen
Dalton John, watchman, 53 French
Daiton Maurice, tailor, 190 e Lombard
Daly Eugene, restaurant, Wine btw Charles

and Light
Daly Francis, laborer, 81 Goodman al
Daly Jeremiah, laborer, 153 Raborg
Daly James, barkeeper, 57 Second
Daly John, teacher, 56 Holland
Daly Mrs. M. A., 562 Saratoga
Daly Michael, porter, 4 Garden
Daly Timothy, laborer, 38 New Church
Damer Andrew, cabinet maker, 38 Marion
Damer Adar, 144 w Baltimore
Damer Frederick, butcher, n e corner Greene

and Lexington
Damer Mrs. Kate. 87 Johnson
Damer Paul, laborer, 208 Washington, F. H.
Damer Sebastian, huckster, 127 Mulberry
Dames Charles, butcher, 288 Saratoga
Dames John, butcher, 288 Saratoga
Dames Lewis, butcher, 288 Saratoga
Dames Mrs. Mary, provisions, 540 w Fayette
Damm Henry, shoemaker, 57 n Pine
Damm John, laborer, 65 L. Church
Dammann A. E., millinery, 379 Saratoga
Dammann F. W. & E., imp._ of cloths and

hosiery, 19 Hanover
Dammann Ernest, (F. W. & E. Dammann,)

Chatsworth opp. Hoffman
Dammann F. Wm., (F. W. &E. Dammann.)

cor Fremont and Lanvale
Dammann Dr. Lewis H., 379 Saratoga
Damme Mrs. Sophia, boot and shoe dealer,

214 s Broadway
Dampf J. H. photographer, over 105 w Eal

timore, dw 32 n Calvert
Dance Barbara, 100 s Wolfe
DANDELET FRANCIS, Bait. Brewery, n 1

cor Conway and Hanover, dw 107 Hanove
Dandelet Francis, (Feuillan & Dandelet) 12'

n Howard
Dane Peter, express messenger, 167 Lee
Danehart Frederick, cooper, 193 Frederick a^
Daneker Charles W. soldier, 5 Poultney
Daneker David H. of custom house, 224 Mcmt

gomery
Daneker Edwin T. millwright, 185 s Charle'
Daneker Edwin T. deputy sheriff, n e co

Lee and Charles
Daneker John F., U. S. A. 12 Poultney
DANEKER JOHN J. sheriff, 1^5 s Charles
Daneker Orman A. clerk, 110 Aisquith
Daneker Samuel H. 185 s Chartes
Danels James D wood turner, 68 President
Danels John D. jr. (W. Claggett & Co.) 214

Charles
Danels Mrs. Julia C, Grundy, betw Mosher

and McMechin

AVCr. G. MEYER 4SS CO., ManiUfacturers of "White Lead, Zinc, Pwtty, r-nmiibJack, Glue,
Keatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints aiid Vni-iusUes, lOU W. Lioinltai-d Street.

SMITH BEGS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Danenberg Philip, clerk, 64 Chesnut
Danfelser John, shoemk. Boston w of Clinton
Danfelser Martin, shoemaker, Boston w of

Clinton
Danforth M. fur dealer, 14 and 16 Lee
Daniel Adam, laborer, 24 Durst al
Daniel Andrew, tavern, 60 Orleans
Daniel Andrew, shoemaker, 191 Vine
Daniel Aug. varnisher, 170 Burgundy al
Daniel Mr. and Mrs. collegiate institute for
young ladies, 241 n Eutaw, Hamilton terrace
Daniel Robert, of collegiate institute for young

ladies, 241 n Eutaw, Hamilton terrace
DANIEL WM. attorney at law, 67 w Fayette
dw 110 e Baltimore — [Seepage 31 Advertise-
ments.'[
Daniels Geo. W. chair maker, 374 e Eager
Daniels John, brewer, 214 n Charles
Daniels Mrs. Julia A. milliner, 46 e Baltimore
Dankmeyer Fred 'k, baker, 830 w Baltimore
Dankmeyer Theodore, baker, 661 w Baltimore
Dannagan Eliza, 228 s Bethel
Dannaher Daniel, laborer, 129 Chesapeake
Dannanberger Isaac, grocery and liquors, 64

Chesnut
Dannely Daniel, laborer, n e cor McCulloh and

Townsend
Dannert Louis, metal worker, 16 Greene ct
Dannenberg Mrs. Louisa, 339 Lexington
Dannenfelser Lewis, cooper, Hammond al,

near s Central av
Dannenfelser Philip, grocer, 101 Albemarle
Dannettel & Co. (J. H. Dannettel, F. Schultze
& J .A. Silberzalin,) packing box makers,
15 n Sharp
Dannettel Henry L. cabinet maker, 182 Lee
Dannettel John FI. (Dannettel & Co.) 10

New Church
Danskin Washington A. (Danskin & Co.)

183 w Fayette "
DANSKIN & CO. (W. A. Danskin, D. C.
Shatton) gentlemen's furnishing store, 155
w Baltimore
Danson Capt. Lewis T. mariner, 452 w Sara-
toga
Danver Francis, laborer, 53 Durst al

Danwright , blacksmith, 72 Granby

Danz Edward, cap maker, 20 President
Danz Frederick, shoemaker, 12 President
Daop Adam, sr. blacksmith, 552 w Pratt
Daop Adam, jr. blacksmith, 552 w Pratt
Daop Charles, blacksmith, 552 w Pratt
DARBY & CO. (David Darby, Franklin Dar-
by,) steam candy inanufacturers, 296 w
Baltimore
Darby Benj. (Darby & Co.) 319 w Fayette
Darby Benj. F. bookkeeper, 315 w Fayette
Dariiy David, (Darby & Co.) 631 w Payette
Darby Franklin, (Darby & Co.) 319 w Fayette
Darby James, mariner,' 181 Hughes
Darby Moiitilion, machinist, 456 w Lombard
Darby Philip, clerk, 620 w Fayette
Dare G. George, (Dare, Sproston & Co.,)

25 s Sharp
Dare Dr. George H., 40 s Eutaw
Dare James G., 40 s Eutaw
Dare John, 161 Hanover
Dare Margareir, 161 Hanover
Dare, Sproston & Co., (Gideon G. Dare, Geo.
S. Sproston,) commission merchants, 95 s
Charles
Dare Wm. H., (Dare & Trimble,) 183 s Paca
Daring Robert, blacksmith, 290 Aliceanna

Daring Valentine, tailor, 80 Bank
Darling Catherine, dressmaker, 9 Aisquith
Darling F. Taylor, dry goods dealer, 157

Forrest
Darling James, sexton Monument M. E. Ch.,

dw 40 Stirling
Darling James, tinner, 90 Aisquith
Darling James T., carpenter, 273 Mulberry
Darling John, bricklayer, 90 Aisquith
Darling Lewis, baker, 137 n Eutaw
Darling Mary A., 273 Mulberry
Darmstadt Henry, laborer, 54 s Central av
Darner Henry, blacksmith, 288 e Madison
Darraugh Daniel, 19 s Broadway
Darraugh R. J., 13 n Caroline
Darrel Patrick, laborer, cor Cliappell and Lib-
erty road
Darrell Charles, (John Biggar & Co.,) 254 n

Calvert
Darrell Stewart, (J. C. Yates & Co.,) 245 n

Calvert
Darrington Mrs. Charles, 9 Hill
Darrington Mrs. Rebecca, teacher, 13 Hollins
Darrough Samuel, shoemaker, 396 Harford av
Dasch Catherine, 255 s Sharp
Dasch John, stove jobber, 99 Dallas
Dasch John P., tavern, 189 Hollins
Daschall John F., watchmaker, 334 s Charles
Dashields Mrs. Ellen, tailoress, 76 McElderry
Dashields John, carver, 228 Bank
Dashiell Mrs. Ann, 139 s Washington, F. P.
Dashiell Emily W., 287 n Howard
Dashiell James F., salesman, 286 w Baltimore
Dashiell Rev. John H., school, 198 w Biddle,

dw 287 n Howard
Dashiell John V., carver, 288 Bank
Dashiell John 1., bookkeeper, 287 n Howard
Dashiell Levin F., rope maker, 12 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Dashiell Mrs. Mary, 207 s Broadway
Dashiell Mrs. Mary E., 46 Granby
Dashiell Dr. Nicholas Leeke, 207 s Broadway
Dashiell Robert, last maker, 110 s Caroline
Dashiell S. K., real estate broker, 32 St. Paul,

dw Howard Co.
Dashiell Wm. 0., clerk, 27)^ Aisquith
Dashiell Wm. R., bricklayer, 50 Holland
Dashiell Wm., caulker, 71 Johnson
Datmer Henry, rag dealer, 17 China
Datz John, laborer, 268 s Caroline
Daubert John, machinist, 19 Perry
Daub Adam, blacksmith, 544 w Baltimore
Daughaday John T. undertaker, 221 Hollins
Daughaday Joseph, bricklayer, Philadelphia

road near city limits
Daughaday Samuel, 254 e Biddle
Daugherly Elizabeth, 40 Albemarle
Daugherty James M. printer, 80 Harford av
Daugherty James, plasterer, 40 Preston
Daugherty Mrs. John W. 16 Jackson square
Daugherty Thomas, tavern, 213 Light
Daugherty Wm. H. police, 786 w Baltimore
Daum Lorentz, soldier, 48 s Wolfe
Dttuman George, basket maker, 25 Perry

Daupf , tailor, 213 Henrietta

Daur Frank, shoemaker, 41 Brown
Dausch Anthony, stevedore, 347 e Lombard
Dausch G. P. stevedore, 151 s Ann
Dausch G. P. jr. stevedore, 175 Gough
Dauterich Henry, lager beer saloon, cor Fay-
ette and Ann
Dauterich John, bakery, 98 n Central av
Davalin Henry, brickmaker, 5 Barnes

THE GROVES, & BAKER SEWING MACHINE Is tlie best for all pmposes— SAUECS
ROOJJIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Davalt Jacob, boiler maker, 110 Hamburg

Davenport Joseph, teacher, 66 s Bond

Davey Mrs. Elizabeth, 103 s Broadway

Davey Margaret, 47 e Monument

Davey Patrick, laborer, 63 e Monument

Davey Sallie, 139 n Calvert

David Wm. C. clerk Starr's Hotel, n e cor

Low and Front
David Wm. C. clerk, 100 n Front
Davids August, tailor, 70 Harrison
Davids Garret B. sup't Denmead's iron works,

Canton, dw 367 e Baltimore
Davidson A. B., importer and dealer in cloths

and cassimeres, over 266 w Baltimore
Davidson Chas. C. shoemaker, 336 Franklin
Davidson Charles N. bookkeeper, 258 w Fay-
ette
Davidson Clark Y. gas fitter, 15 n Liberty, dw

28 Hollidav
Davidson Delosia (Austin T. G. & Co.) 2

Camden
Davidson F. H. hardware, 160 Franklin, dw

767 w Baltimore
Davidson Francis, 119 n Central av
Davidson George, potter, cor Jackson and

Central av
Davidson Helen M. 394 Eutaw place
Davidson James W. huckster, 329 Harford av
Davidson John G. clerk, 276 e Baltimore
Davidson John F. clerk, 258 w Fayette
Davidson Mary, seamstress, 5 Forrest
Davidson Marshal T. (M. T. Davidson &

Co.) 48 w Saratoga
Davidson Marshal, engineer, 207 n Howard

DAVIDSON M. T. & Co., dealers
in Rail Road, Steamship and Tele-
graph supplies, Machinists and
Manufacturers' Materials of all
kinds on hand. Agents for Sew-
ell's Steam Pumps. Brass found-
ers and manufacturers of Bolts,
Nuts, Washers, &c., No. 4 Light
street wharf.

Davidson Robert, machinist, 31 n Schroeder
Davidson Samuel G. rope maker, cor Point la

and Harford av
Davidson Dr. Samuel A. 67 s Charles
Davidson Sarah I. 103 Jefterson
Davidson Spencer, 246 w Fayette
DavidsonWallace, messenger Adams Express,

9 w Biddle
Davidson William T. (Adams & Davidson) 29

Read
Davies Mrs. Mary A. 55 Courtland
Davies Samuel K. 55 Courtland
Davies Wm. H. 55 Courtland
Davies Wm. mariner, 507 Canton av
Davies Wm dry goods, 81 n Howard
Daviney Hugh, huckster, 20 Conway
Davis Mrs. Adeline, milliner, 28 s Eutaw
Davis Albin P. machinist, 10 s Republican
Davis Albert, carpenter, 10 Hill
Davis Amelia, seamstress, 218 Raborg
Davis Amos M. cooper, 388 Hanover
Davis Ann E. 224 German
Davis Mrs. Ann, 101 Raborg
Davis Mrs. Ann, seamstress, Clinton s of

Boston

Davis Archibald T. tinner, 326 Franklin
Davis August, laborer, 108 Thames
Davis August, laborer, 128 n Central av
Davis Augustus, tailor, 70 Harrison
Davis Rev. Benjamin M., Clinton s of Boston
Davis Benj. coach maker, 212 n Central av
Davis Benj. cop. smelter, Clinton s of Boston
Davis Benton C. engineer, 135 Cross
Davis Bradford A. sailmaker, 71 Smith's whf.

dw 63 s Bond
Davis Mrs. Caroline, 246 Saratoga
Davis Mrs. Catherine L. grocery, Belair near

Chester av
Davis Charles A. constable, 10 n Republican
Davis Charles H. pilot, 209 Bank
DAVIS CHARLES W. restaurant, 15 Centre

Market space
Davis Charles, laborer, 132 s Fremont
Davis Charles, peddler, 132 s Fremont
Davis Charles L. pilot, 31 Granby
Davis Charles, carpenter, 217 e Monument
Davis Charles, tailor, rear 12 n Gay
Davis Charles, cigar maker, 141 Columbia
Davis Charles W. silversmith, 209 e Lombard
DAVIS CHARLES W. 134 Mulberry
Davis Christopher C. B. baggage master, B.

& 0. R. R. 143 Camden
Davis Daniel, copper smelter, Clinton n of

Boston
Davis Daniel, jr. copper smelter, Clinton n of

Boston
Davis Daniel, cook, 28 Elbow lane
Davis Davis, collar maker, 31 Pearl
Davis Edward E. carpenter, 59 L Montgo-
mery
Davis Edward, carpenter, 496 w Pratt
Davis Edwin R. hatter, 97 Lee
Davis Edwin R. hatter, 21 s Eutaw
Davis Edwin, carpenter, 26 Grundy
Davis Eliza J. 6 Booth
Davis Elizabeth, 24 Front
Davis Elizabeth, 498 w Pratt
Davis Frederick, turnkey. Middle District,

Holiday near Saratoga
Davis Frederick, coachsmith, 60 Holiday
Davis George, tailor, 317 n Central av
Davis George, grocery, 107 Druid Hill av
Davis George L. L. librarian Law Library,

dw 46 Pearl
Davis George T. boiler maker, 160 Hughes
Davis George W. blacksmith, 133 Cross
Davis George W. upholsterer, 157 e Monu-
ment
Davis George S. plasterer, 75 Pearl
Davis George H. (Cumberland Dugan& Co.)

s e cor. Republican and Fayette
Davis George, clerk, 89 s Sharp
Davis Geo. A. jr. carpenter, 287 w Lombard
Davis George M.. carpenter, 403 w Lombard
Davis G. W. property agent, 51 w Fayette

dw 321 Druid Hill av
Davis Georgeanna, fancy store, 283 n Howard
Davis Harriet, tailoress, 168 Chesnut
Davis Henrietta, teacher, 52 Walsh
DAVIS H. WINTER, attorney at law, 56

St. Paul
Davis Henry, copper smelter, Clinton n of

Boston
Davis Henry T. copper smelter, Clinton n of

Boston
Davis Howard, millwright, 349 Franklin
Davis Hugh, fireman, 32 Abey alley
Davis Isabella, 29 n Fremont

JAMKS H. aOHWSOJV, City Steam Firewood MiUs— AVarreii's Fire and AVnter-proof
Roofing, aud Patent Neoteric Smoltiug Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Davis Jacob T. millwright, 348 Franklin
Davis Jacob C. carpenter, 443 w Lombard
Davis James C. coal dealer, n w cor of Cen-
tral av and Gough, dw 109 s Eden
■Davis James C. house carpenter, n w cor of

Central av and Gough, dw 109 Eden
Davis James E. coal dealer, s w cor Bond and

Lombard, dw 24 s Caroline
Davis James E. carpenter, 68 Ridgely
Davis James, stone cutter, 158 Franklin
Davis James W. drayman, 133 w Lombard
Davis John, junk and iron dealer 292 s Caro-
line, dw Aliceanna near Essex
Davis John, tailor, 259 n Bond
Davis John, plasterer, Belair av near Chester
Davis John C. carpenter, 177 Hollins
Davis John G. carpenter, 256 Light
Davis John C. clerk, 24 Front
Davis John, laborer, 44 Orleans
Davis John A. conductor, C. P. R. R. 9 Pres-
ton
Davis John W. carpenter, 102 n Bond
Davis John K. coach trimmer, 321 Druid Hill

av
Davis John F. car painter, 80 s Paca
Davis John W. clerk, 619 w Lombard
Davis John W. office, 41 St. Paul
Davis John, shoemaker, 224 German
Davis John E. rigger, 21 s Oregon
Davis John, tinner, 287 Hanover
Davis John A. C. soldier, 24 Front
Davis John T. O. conductor C. P R. R. 13

n Eutaw
Davis John W. tinner, 85 Hamburg
Davis John, laborer, 9 Cuba
Davis John H. bricklayer, 183 n Howard
Davis Capt. Joseph, 217 Washington, F. H.
Davis Joseph, chairmaker, 169 e Madison
Davis Joseph H. miller, 452 w Lombard
Davis Joshua, 263 s Ann
Davis Laurence, house carpenter, 2 Hill
Davis Lynn, drug clerk, 132 w Fayette
Davis Mrs. Mary M. 73 North
Davis Mrs. Mary A. 363 e Eager
Davis Mrs. Mary E. dress maker, 119 s

Exeter
Davis Mrs. Mary A. 141 Columbia
Davis Miss Margaret, 42 Franklin al
Davis Maria E. 124 s Bond
Davis Morris, shoemaker, 67 Bank

DAVIS & MILLER, (Andrew J.
Miller,) Druggists and Perfumers,
(Sign of the Golden Mortar,) man-
ufacturers of superior Flavoi'ing
Extracts, 12 N. Howard.

Davis Mrs. Phoebe, 121 Cross

Davis Ralph, peddler, 61 n Eden

Davis Richard L. carpenter, 204 Mulberry

Davis Richard T. bookkeeper, 212 Saratoga

Davis Richard T. sr., merch., 212 Saratoga

Davis Robert, clerk, 246 Saratoga

Davis Robert B. hatter, 4 George

Davis Robert N. painter, 8 Covington

Davis Samuel, Falls road near Northern av

Davis Shalmaneser, clerk, 93 Garden

Davis Shalmaneser, salesman, 161 Hanover '

Davis , engineer, 143 Camden

Davis Solomon C. sailor, 498 w Pratt
Davis Stephen, shoemaker, 150 Lexington
dw 554

Davis Thomas, shoemaker, s e cor Lexington

and Paca, dw 500 w Fayette
Davis Thomas, watchman, 1 Cuba
Davis Thomas G. blacksmith, 75 Albermarle
Davis Thomas D. manager Baltimore and Pa-

tapsco Copper Works, Clinton s of Boston

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s Thomas, 504 n Gay

s Thomas, machinists, 101 York

s Thomas, tailor, 133 e Monument

s Thomas, huckster, 366 Canton av

s Thomas, drayman, 12 s Bond

s Thomas, mariner, 24 Fell

s Thomas W. trunk maker, 28 Brune

s Thomas W. stone mason, 71 Cooksey

s Lieut. Thomas H. 101 Raborg

s Thomas B. clerk, 52 Walsh

s Thomas, laborer, 119 s Exeter

s Wm. A. shoemaker, 255 n Eden

s Wm. H. carpenter, 34 Binney

s Wm. H. house carpenter, 143 Conway

s Dr. Wm. H. 43 Lexington

s Wm. T. cigar maker, 45 Hillen

s Wm. H. painter, 211 Bank

s Wm. H. printer, 46 Spring row

s Wm. B. police, 221 s Paca

s Wm. H. mate, 504 Light

s Wm. H. cigar maker, 141 Columbia

s Wm. foreman copper works, Clinton

opposite Boston

Wm. barber, 54 Rock
s Wm. R. teacher, 356 Franklin
s Wm. drtguerreian gallery, 63 e Balti-

more, dw 349
Davis Wm. machinist, 198 n Caroline
Davis Wm. R. police, 161 Orleans
Davis Wilson, mariner, 6 Covington
Davis Wilson, machinist, 7 Bolton
Davis Wm. R. carpenter, 100 s Carey
Davis Wilmer, mariner, 181 Hughes
Davison George W. clerk, 91 Saratoga
Davison James, painter, 224 e Lombard
Davison John A. chemist, 297 Light
Davison Wm. painter, 166 n Spring
Davison Wm. J. (Wm. Davison & Co.) 648

w Fayette
DAVISON WM. Sf CO. (Wm. & Wm.J.
Davison,) manufac. chemicals, paints, var-
nishes, &c., 104 w Lombard
Davison Wm. (W. Davison & Co.) 91 Sara-
toga
Davy Robert B. clerk, 139 n Calvert
Daw Wm. T. bootmaker, 211 n Central av
Dawes Edward B. police, 178 s Eutaw
Dawes Francis A. cooper. Centre al near w

Fayette, dw 159 w Fayette
Dawes John, huckster, 228 Lee
Dawes Capt. Joseph, mariner, 116 s High
Dawes John, 122 e Pratt
Dawes Mrs. Mary, 116 s High
Dawes Richard, cooper, 229 w Fayette
Daws Henry, house furnishing goods, 464 w

Baltimore, dw 496 w Franklin
Daws Henry, furnishing store, 496 Franklin
Dawson Catherine, rear of 9 Low
DAWSON CHARLES, restaurant, 104 s

Howard
Dawson Edward M. jr. clerk, 49 Lexington
Dawson George W. collector, Willard's Hotel
Dawson H. currier, 187 Conway
Dawson Hugh, Falls road near Northern av
Dawson Isaac, cabinet maker, 82 Hanover
Dawson James, mariner, 11 n Wolfe
Dawson Mrs. Maria, 11 n Wolfe

SHIRTS !

SHIRTS!! .shirts::: RAY:»IONO, BURTO.V it CO. are now located at
1C8 Baltunore-st., betvreeu Calvert aiid St. Paul.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. &'CO.

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Dawson Philip T. assistant assessor 3d dis-
trict 99 w Baltimore, dw 46 n Broadway
Dawson Samuel, junk shop, 285 Eastern av
Dawson Samuel, 164 s Ann
Dawson Thomas, pilot, 183 s Caroline
Dawson Wm. H. H. carpenter, 62 Barre
Dawson Wm. law student, 21 Courtland
Dawson Wm. H. surveyor, n e cor St. Paul

and Fayette, dw 21 Courtland
Dawson Wm. P. (Thomas R. Matthews &

Sons,) Baltimore Co.
Day Alexander H. ship carp. 136 s Chester
Day Alfred G. saddler, 421 w Baltimore, dw

5 Pearl
Day Asa, cooper, 224 e Lombard
Day Edward H. ship carpenter, 189 Bank
Day Mrs. Eliza, 304 e Chase
Day George A. puddler, 18 Essex
Day Hazen P. baker, 186 Vine
Day Henry, mariner, 294 s Ann
Day H. R., U. S. N , Lanvale near Bolton
Day Rev. Hamilton J. 400 Light
Day Ishmael, inspector. Custom House, 105

nHigh
Day Ira, cashier, N. C. R. R., dw 77 n Eutaw
Day John H. (Lehman & Day,) 165 Vine
Day Juliet, teacher, 304 Chase
Day L. receiving clerk B. & 0. R. R.
Day Mrs. Mary S. 5 Pearl
Day Oliver F. .saddler, 22 n Fremont
Day Samuel, watchman, 240 e Lombard
Day Sarah W. tailoress, 23 n Amity
Day Wesley, brakesman, McHenry w of

Fulton
Dayle Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 133 n Paca
Daymon Peter, screwman, 43 Hill
Daysey Mrs. Mary A. 63 Preston
Deabring B. blacksmith, 169 s Sharp
Deacon John, grocery, 30 Hampstead
Deady Mrs. Mary, n e cor Lombard and

Chester
Deal Catherine, hucksteress, 8 Mott
DEAL MRS. GEORGE J. butcher, 42 In-
stitute, 25 Lexington, and 22 Hanover mar.
kets, dw 135 Penna. av
Deal Frederick, junkman, 292 Aliceanna
Deal Gebrge W. brickkiyer, 80 n Ann
Deal Henry, policeman, 29 Constitution
Deal John, machinist, 20 Forrest
Deal John T. brass finisher, 312 s Charles
Deal Lemuel, cabinet maker, 275 e Madison
Deal Wm. C. plumber, 47 w Lombard
Deal William, carpenter, 25 Buren
Deale James F. 169 Hanover
Deale Mrs. S. A. 169 Hanover
Deale Wm. G. (T. J. Magruder & Co ) 174

Garden
Deams William, gardener, Gluaker la, Home-
stead
Dean George A. engineer, 652 w Lombard
Dean Ira, soldier, 76 Block
Dean James, clerk, 1 Parkin
Dean James H drug clerk, 401 w Lombard
DEAN MICHAEL, livery stables, 136)^

Eastern av
Dean Michael, carter, 277 e Monument
Dean Richard, turner, 48 Holland
Dean Thomas, carpenter, 241 Franklin
Dean William A. wholesale dry goods, 236 w

Baltimore, dw 22 Hollins-
Dean William, carpenter, 32 s Schroeder
Dean William, secretary and treasurer Canton
Co., cor Boston and Patuxent

Dear John, brushmaker, 198 L. Hughes
Dear John T. engineer, 162 G. Hughes
Bearing C. cooper, 135 Henrietta
Bearing Margaret, grocery, 267 Hughes
Bearing Mrs. Sarah, 416 w Lombard
Beatrezr Henry, grocer, 255 e Eager
Deatz John, tailor, 272 Canton av
Beaver Mrs. Christiana,'287 s Paca
Beaver George R. moulder, 91 Hfllen
Beaver James, waterman, 363 e Monument
Beaver Jehu C. machinist, 75 Hillen
Beaver Margaret, 101 Orleans
Beaver Margaret R. dress maker, 91 Hillen
Beaver Mary Ann, dress maker, 91 Hillen
Beaver William, painter, 287 s Paca
Beover Wm. R. painter, 91 Mount
Be Baufre Wm. H. & Co. bootand shoe store,

84 s Broadway
Be Baufre Wm. H. (Wm. H. Be Baufre &

Co.) 234 e Lombard
Be Bedford, police, 210 Barre
Be Beet Buncan H. (Barrett & Be Beet,) 178

Aisquith
Be Beet Wm. C ornamental painter, 17 w

Fayette, dw 23 e Fayette
Bebelius Martin, grocery, 213 Aliceanna
Bebertin Andrew, tavern, 245 HoUins
Bebertrand Elizabeth, 27 Ringgold al
Bebois Elizabeth, 186 Preston
Bebow Mrs. Ellen, 1 Hudson al
Bebow Lemuel, (Barnes, Bebow & Co.) 169

Cathedral
Beboye Ferdinand, carter, 190 Columbia
Bebreskey John, locksmith, 62 Clay
Bebring Anthony, engineer, 288 n Eutaw
Bebring Bernard, iron worker, 338 w Pratt
Bebring Bernard G. shoemaker, 156 Druid

Hill av
Bebring Rebecca A. shoe store, 133 n Eutaw
Bebroslavich Nicholas, cake stand, s w cor

Gay and Baltimore, dw 26 n Gay
Be Caindry Augustin, carpenter, 23 Elliott
Be Camp Mary J. 48 Conway
Bechs John, blacksmith, Phila. road near city

limits
Beck John S., bakery, 280 n Howard
Beck Joseph, laborer, Madison av e of city

limits
Deck Lanehart, nightman, 46 Chatsworth
Beck Wm., lager beer saloon, 455 Saratoga
Beckleman Geo., shoemaker, 99 Peirce
Beckelman John, shoemaker, 37 Chatsworth
Becker Baltazar, tobacconist, 14.Ensor
Decker Barbara, grocery, 59 Carlton
Becker Conrad, Meyer ct
Becker Francis, dry goods, 273 n Central av
Becker Gottleib, laborer, 59 Carlton
Becker Henry, wagoner, 120 Eislein
Becker Jacob F. of Com. & Farm, bank, 149

w Fayette
Becker James A ., clerk 119 n Gay
Becker Laurin N., clerk, 170 e Monument
Becker Wm. H., box maker, 2 Eutaw ct
Beckman Henry, blacksmith, 171 King
Be Coninck Amelia W. 26 Cathedral
Be Coninck Francis, clerk, 26 Cathedral
Be Cormis Edw. jr. bookkeeper, 26 Franklin
Be Cormis Edward, guano agent, 14 Bowly's

wharf, dw 26 Franklin
Be Courcey Henry, blacksmith, 1 Gist,

Canton
Be Courcey Thomas, machinist, 222 Bank
Be Courcey Mrs. N. P. 166 Preston

J. HEUVRY GIESE, Commission niercbant, for the sale of Flotir, Grntn, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Iiand, 81 Spear's "Wliarf.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BBOS. & Co.,
W. Baltimore Street.

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Decourse Benjamin F. ehoemaker, 269 s Fre-
mont
De Coursey John, 70 Centre Market space
Dee Mrs. Ann, 25 Lemmon
Dee Morris, machinist, 25 Lemmon
Dee Morris, fruit dealer, 22 s Front
Dee Richard, confectionery, 22 s Front
Deeds Wm. can maker, 76 n High
Degaw Thomas, machinist, 688 w Pratt
Deeg John, wagon driver, 46 Henrietta
Deegan Anna, 190 s Ann
Deems Adam W. blacksmith, 17 Sterrett
Deems Edward T. moulder, Falls road near

N. Boundary line
Deems Jacob, jr. clerk, City Collector's office,

dw 6 Hollins
Deems Jacob, moulder, Mount Royal hill

near Reservoir
Deems Jacob C. painter, 162 Dover
DEEMS JAS. M. music teacher, 1 Hollins,

cor Fremont
Deems Jas., moulder, Falls road near North-
ern av
Deems Mrs. Sophia, dry goods, 193 Conway
Deems Thomas, moulder, 102 Peirce
Deems Wm., moulder. Falls road near North-
ern Boundary av
Deems Wm. moulder, 193 Conway
Deerbech Conrad, carpenter, 16 Preston
Deerbech George, carpenter, 8 Preston
Deen Margaret, tavern, 163 Eastern av
Deering George, cabinet maker, 83 s Wolfe
Deery Michael, laborer, 139 n Front
DEETJEN TYARK, ship chandler and gro-
cer, 74 and 76 Thames, dw 27 s Ann
Deets Eliza, 14 Jefferson
Deets Frederick, cabinet maker, 286 e Monu-
ment
Deets Geo. W. bricklayer, 13 n Wolfe
Deets Valentine, cutter, 94 Exeter
Deets Wm. H. clerk, 72 n Charles
Deets Wm. Henry, telegrapher, 72 n Charles
Defalco Mrs. Susanna, 28 Elizabeth la
Defferd Peter, carpenter, 157 Stirling
DEFORD BENJAMIN & SONS, (B. De-
ford, J. Deford, T. Deford) hides,' leather
and oil commission merchants, n w cor
Calvert and Lombard
Deford Benjamin (B. Deford & Sons) 105 n

Charles
Deford Benjamin F. (Hoffman & Deford) 105

n Cliarles
Deford Isaac, (Benjamin Deford & Sons,) 4

Cathedral
Deford Richard S. clerk, 23 Penn
Deford Thomas G. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 23

Penn
Deford Thomas, (Benj. Deford & Sons,) 105

n Charles
DE FORD CHARLES D. & CO. (G. T.
De Ford, Wm Y. De Ford,) tobacco com-
mission merchants and importers of Havana
cigars and leaf tobacco, 37 s Gay
De Ford Charles D. (C. D. De Ford & Co.)

175 n Howard
De Ford Charles D. jr., (C. D. De Ford &

Co.) 135 Park
De Ford George T. (Charles D. De Ford &

Co.) 289 Madison av
De Ford Wm. Y. (Chas. D. De Ford & Co.)

42 Cathedral
Degant Mrs. Margaret, laundress, 11 Hub-
bard al

Degaw Thos. city scavenger, 444 w Lombard
Degele John F. watchmaker, 334 s Charles
Degeler J. F. jewelry store, 354 s Charles
Degenhart Andrew, tailor, 295 n Central av
Degenhart August, carpenter, 295 n Central av
Degenhardt George, tailor, 141 Spring
Degg John, driver, 46 Henrietta
De Glumer Louise, teacher, 51 Mt. Vernon

place
De Goey Charles, wharfinger. Chase's wharf,

dw cor Thames and Philpot
De Goey John, express wagoner, 48 Har-
ford av
De Goey William, hat store, 212 w Pratt
De Goey Wm. W. clerk, 175 e Fayette
Degorhast Frederick, baker, 189 Lexington
Degraff George, laborer, 40 Lemmon
Degraw William, blacksmith, 444 w Lombard
Degroff Mrs. Sidney, 104 Ramsay
Dehaven Wm. D. blacksmith, 203 Preston
Dehl Herman, mariner, 166 s Wolfe
Dehn Dr. Theodore, 55 Conway
Dehn William, 321 Saratoga
Dehoff George P. clerk, 112 Vine
Dehoff Jesse, paper carrier, 112 Vine
Dehr Conrad, laborer, Belairav, near Chester
Deibel Henry, foreman (Gail & Ax,) 28 Barre
Deibel Jacob, baker, 45 Marion
Deibel Margaret, 45 Marion
Deibel Peter, baker and confectionery, 724 w

Baltimore
Deibel Ulrich, tailor, 335 n Central av
Deichel Henry, laborer, 61 Bank
Deichelbohrer Michael, Fayette betw. Gist

and Choptank
Deichman Augustus, tinner, 281 s Paca
Deichmuller Henry, laborer, rear 420 Penn-
sylvania av
Deil Barbara, 25 Ensor
Deim John, shoemaker, 246 e Chase
Deis Sylvester, laborer, 18 Fell
Deisch Lewis C. bookkeeper, 2 Garden
Deisner Hammond, shoemaker, 229 s Castle
Deist John, tailor, 202 Cross
Deist Martin, baker, 225 w Fayette
Deitch Wm. carpenter, 174 n High
Deiter Mrs, Catherine* 156 Raborg
Deiter Elizabeth, matron Baltimore City Jail
Deiter Ferdinand, baker, 134 s Caroline
Deiter Philip, soldier, 156 Raborg
Deiter Philip, jr. soldier, 156 Raborg
Deiterich Leonhardt, dealer in second-hand

furniture, li}4 Harrison
Deiterich John, tailor, 41 Preston
Deiterich Martin, brass finisher, 34 Holliday
Deiterich Wm. baker, 328 s Bond
Deitrich Andrew, tailor, 107 West
Deitrick Lewis, bar keeper, 84 Barre
Deitht Catherine, confectionery, 56 President
Deitrel Nicholas, laborer, 25 s Spring
Deitz Caspar, butcher, 555 e Fayette
Deitz Conrad laborer, 304 s Sharp
Deitz Henry, ship carpenter, 85 s Chester
Deitz Joseph, cigar maker, 205 Orleans
Deitz Reinhardt, grocery, 115 n Eutaw
Deitz Wm. baker, 194 Hollins
Deitzel Adam, 345 s Sharp
Deitzel Margaret, grocery, 165 s Ann
De La Franc Francis, photographer, over 23

and 25 w Baltimore
Delahay James C. agent, 20 George
Delahay Jas. A. house carpenter, 169 German
Delahay Jesse S. carpenter, 123 Conway

AUG. G. BIEYER St CO., Manufactiircrs of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, liampblack, Glne*
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamlslies, 100 AV. liombard Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Delahay Wm. S. tinner, 20 George
Delaney Dennis, carter, 2 Albemarle
Delaney Capt. Edward, 127 Rank
Delaney Mrs. Hannah, 137 w Biddle
Delaney James, machinist, 91 Boyd
Delaney John, gilder, Greene btw Fayette and

Lexington
Delaney Mary, artificial flowers, 70 Durst al
Delaney Margaret, tailoress, 20 Buren
Delaney Patrick, laborer, Chesapeake Iron

Works, Canton
Delano Mary Ann, 233 e Pratt
Delano Wm. H. block and pump maker, 72

w Pratt, dw233 e Pratt
Delanty Wm. brickmaker, 251 Hanover
Delany Chas. grocer, n e cor Pratt and Scott
Delany Fannie, 61 s Eutaw
Delany James J. butcher, 12 Belair market,

dw 181 Chesnut
Delaplane Joseph E. wagoner, 154 George
Delauney Chas. boiler maker, 220 w Pratt
Delauney Charles M., boiler maker, 220 w

Pratt
Delcher & Co., (G. B. Delcher, J. Elliott,

Samuel Walker) fish dealers, 12 Fish Market

space
Delcher Edward W. produce dealer, 184 w

Pratt, dw 89 n Bond
Delcher George B. (Delcher & Co.) 265 Mul-
berry
Delcher Henry C. clerk, 89 n Bond
Delcher James A. broker, 117 n Broadway
Delcher John T. |minter, 174 Greenmouni av
Delcher John, brewer, 79 Columbia
Delcher John W. fish dealer and grocer, cor

Harford and Central avs
Delcher John S. brewer, 107 Hanover
Decler Wm. C. carpenter, 35 McHenry
Delcher W. G. painter, 511 w Lombard
DELCHER WM. J., produce dealer and

commission merchant, 155 w Pratt, dw

Broadway n of Jefferson
De Lacour Emma, teacher, 24 n Pine
Delecour Salome, 24 n Pine
•Delecour Wm. A. bricklayer, 315 Saratoga
Dele vie Solomon, second-hand clothing, 2

Harrison, dw 35 e Fayette
Delevie Uriah, (Liebmand & Delevie) 14 e

Fayette
Delius Charles, (H. F. Alberti & Co.) 30 n

Greene
Delius John, shoemaker, 63 North
Delker Jacob, carter, 6 Bouldin al
Deli Mrs. Eliza, 485 w Baltimore
Dell John E. bookkeeper, 11 s Howard
Dell Lawrence G. bookbinder, lis Howard
Dell Thos. E. bookbinder, 16 Cowpen al,

over 6 n Howard, dw 11 s Howard
Dell Wm. jr. bookbinder, 481 w Baltimore
Dell Wm. A. bookbinder, 481 w Baltimore
Delia George, carter, 60 Henrietta
Delia John W. carter, 161 Montgomery
Delia P. P. blacksm'h, 156 Washington, F. H
Delia Peter D. nightman, 79 Hill
Delia Susanna R. matron hospital, 161 Mont-
gomery
Delevie Isaac S. gents' furn. goods
Dellevie Jetta, 392 w Fayette
Dellevie John, (Liebman, Dellevie & Co.) 48

Granby
Dellevie Samuel, (Liebman, Dellevie & Co.)

48 Granby
Dellinger Lorenzo, shoemaker, 14 Union

Deloughery Dr. Edward, 138 Saratoga
DELPHEY GEORGE, livery stables, How-
ard next to Franklin House, dw 241 n
Howard
Deltz Christian, blacksmith, 365 Saratoga
DeMangin Francis A. 263 w Fayette
Demary Edgar P. clerk U. S. Medical dep't,

dw 7 Courtland
Dernier Joseph, piano maker, 16 Diamond
Demitz Charles, cooper, 26 Lee
Demitz Henry F. tobacconist, 118)^ Light-st

wharf, dw 21 Conway
Demling Geo. tailor, Chapel betw. Baltimore

and Lombard
Demling John, tailor, 82 e Lombard
Demling Nicliolas, laborer, 23 Perry
Demm Conrad, tailor, 19 McElderry
Demme George C. piano maker, 157 Burgun-
dy al
Demmet B. laborer, 29 Goodman al
Dempsey John, clerk, 117 n Calvert
Demjisey John M. moulder, 54 Leadenhall
Dempsey Patrick, tailor, 93 Orleans
Dempsey Sarah J. 28 n Exeter
Dempsey Thomas C. fireman, 360 Light
Dempsey Wm. saddler. 115 n Calvert
Dempster Geo. E. bricklayer, 79 Cross
Dempster John T. bricklayer, 79 Cross
Dempster John, ]Dapcr hanger, 79 Cross
Dempster Mrs. iVIary, tavern, 161 William
Dempster Mrs. Mary, 119 Cross
Demur .loseph, blacksmith, 29 Granby
Demuih August, engineer, 160 s Spring
Demuth Casper, blacksmith, 391 Canton av
Demuth Fred'k H. shoemaker, 43 James al
Demuth Geo. O. music teacher, 20 s Strieker
Demuih John H. bricklayer, 407 Saratoga
Demuth lliram, laborer, 43 James al
Denabaum Samuel, tailor, 122 Lee
Deneorer Francis, huckster, 15 Buren
Dener Israel, second-hand store, 293 s Bond
Deneson Edwin, mariner, 246 Canton av
Dengel Mary C. 13 Penna. av
Denger John, shoemaker, 200 Stirling
Denges Peter, shoemaker, 22 Park
Dengle Mrs. Sophia, fancy goods, 102 Ham-
burg
Dengler Wm. tailor, 264 n Central av
Denhardt Conrad, tailor, 25 Gittings
Denhardt Henry, tailor, 25 Gittings
Denhardt John, cutter, 114 Thompson
Denhardt Nicholas, piano maker, cor Peirce

and Ogsden
Denhari Casper, confectioner, 275 s Sharp
Denhart John, tailor, 14 Thomsen
Dening J. porter, 2 Albemarle
Denninger John, drayman, 297 s Sharp
Denis James, tailor, 34 Laurel
Denison Andrew W. (Denison & Bro.) 13 s

Gay
Denison & Bros, grocers, 51 w Baltimore
Denison David S. clerk, 13 s Gay
Denison Henry C. (Denison & Bros.) 13 s

Gay
Denison Jane, 48 Division
Denison James, plumber, 79 Watson
DENISON JOHN M. stock broker, 85 w

Second, dw 627 w Fayette
Denison John, plasterer, 114 n Eden
Denison Marcus, (M. Denison & Son,) 13 s

Gay
Denison Robert M. 73 Courtland
Denison Mrs. Wm. 30 n Front

THE GROVKR Si BAKER SEAVIIVG MACHUVE is tlie best for all purposes— SAUGS
ROODIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Denken Capt. Wm. mariner, 78 s Caroline
Danker Gelirliard, cis:ar maker, 148 s Eulaw
DENMEAD A. & W. & SON, monument

foundry, n e cor Monument and North, and

Iron sinpbuildei's, Boston near Elliott, Can-
ton.— (See p. 38 Jiiivertisements.)
Denmead Adam, (A. & W. Denmead & Son,)

147 n Charles
Denmead Edward, (A, & W. Denmead &

Son,) 312 e Baltimore
DENMEAD FRANCIS, proprietor city malt

house. West Falls av. dw 96 w Monument
Denmead Philip, pat. maker, 244 w Fayette
Denmead Talljot, (A. & W. Denmead &

Son,) ]90 n Calvert
Denmead Wm. (A. &. W. Denmead &Son,)

Melville, Baltimore county
Dennel H. A. tailor, 109 s Ann
Denney John, boardine; house, 52 Thames
Denning- Ann, 2 Albemarle
Denning John, porter, 2 Albemarle
Dennison John, hack driver, 125 North
Dennison Thomas H. (Fisher & Dennison,)

102 n Eden
Dennison Thomas J. custom house, dw 35 e

Lombard
Dennis Andrew T. cooper, 8 Rock
Dennis Benj. M. sr. paper hanger, 8 Rock
Dennis Benj. M. of Wm. cl'k, 456 Lexington
Dennis Charles A. 318 Light
Dennis Emory, paper hanger, 33 Poppleton
Dennis Falden, carter, 179"Mullikin
Dennis Francis U. shoemaker, 596 w Pratt
Dennis Geo. W. paper hanger, 82 n Fremont
Dennis Grafton, bartender, 14 Rock
Dennis James M. paper hanger, 16 Rock
Dennis Joseph, upholsterer, 32 n Poppleton
Dennis James U. attorney, 134 Park
Dennis Oliver, dyer, 337 Lexington
Dennis Thomas S. paper hanger, 14 Rock
Dennis Wm. H. bricklayer, 62 n Fremont
Dennis Wm. cooper, 8 Rock
Dennis Wm. A. carpenter, 239 Conway
Denny Mrs. C. seamstress, 268 s Charles
Denny Catherine, confectioner, 268 s Charles
Denny Mrs. E. T. 114 e Pratt
Denny F. M. cabinet maker, 65 s Broadway
Denny George W. 30 Laurel
Denny George, carpenter, 12 Gough
Denny James, barkeeper, 63 Penna. av
Denny James E. carpenter, 30 Laurel
Denny John, 212 Montgomery
Denny Owen, tavern, 52 Camden
Denny Peter, laborer, 30 Plum
Denny R. Augustus, clerk Citizens Bank, dw

3 Franklin
Denny Rosa, 104 Cathedral
Denny Stephen T. gilder, 396 w Fayette
Denny Mrs. Dr. Theodore, 70 St. Paul
Denny Thos. 0. clerk, 114 e Pratt
Denny Wm. H. clerk, 30 Laurel
Denny Wm. H. clerk, 238 n Caroline
Denoe Thomas, grocer, 658 w Baltimore, dw

49 n Strieker
Denoe Washington B. clerk, 30] Hollins
DENSON ISAAC M. &BliCK, (I. M. Den-
.. son, Jos. A. Buck,) metals, furs, paper

stock, &c. 100 Light-st wharf
Denson Isaac M. (Isaac M. Denson & Buck,)

143 n Exeter
Denson John, cabinet maker, 27 n Greene
Dentry Mrs. Catherine, mender of china, 40

Pearl

Dentry Henry, china mender, 66 n Fremont

Dentz Louis, barkeeper, 4 s Gay

Denver Thomas, soap boiler, Patuxent betw.

Elliott and O'Donnell
Denvy John, 59 Clay
Deorfin Jacob, tailor, 51 McElderry
De Pass John, police, 124 Jefferson
Depeape John, rigger, 180 s Ann
Depkin Ernest A. cutter, 89 w Lombard
Depfer Wm. laborer, 188 William
DEPKIN HENRY, merchant tailor, 89 w

Lombard, dw 57 n Liljerty
Depo Sarah, washerwoman, 61 Chatsworth
Deppert Joseph T. shoemaker, 102 Somerset
Deppish Francis, cooper. Brown al near Low
Deppish Francis, carpenter, 213 e Monument
Deppish John, tinner, 213 e Monument
Deppish W. J. cedar cooper, 213 e Monument
Depro Lenora, 267 s Ann
Deran Joseph I. clerk, 149 n Exeter
Derbreck Elizabeth, 44 s Central av
Derenberger & Brother, (Geo. Derenberger,
Jacob Derenberger,) confectioners, 67 Dru-
id Hill av
Derenberger David, confectioner, 479 Saratoga
Derenberger George, 362 Franklin
Derenberger Jacob, (Derenberger & Bro.) 67

Druid Hill av
Derfler Martin, laborer, 105 Eastern av
De'ring Fred'k, porter, 77 e Lombard
Dering Philip, tailor, 49 n Eutaw
Derk John, laborer, 184 s Ann
Derlin Charles, umbrellas, parasols, hats and

caps, 14 s Sharp
De Ronceray Mrs. H. Rosalie, 91 Barre
DerrChristoph. wood sawyer, 20 Dewberry al
DERR E. L. commission merchant, 3 s Cal-
vert
Derr John, pattern maker, 753 w Baltimore
Derr John, porter. 111 Vine
Derr John P. 3 s Calvert
Derr John P. commission merchant, 45 Sara-
toga
Derr Samuel B carpenter, 441 w Lombard
Derr Theodore, clerk, 139 Druid Hill av
Derr William, basket maker, 304 Aliceanna
Derr Wm. C. carpenter, 706 w Baltimore
Derrer John, horse doctor, 214 Canton av
Derrick Sebastian, cooper, 32 Bank
Derry James, tavern, 195 s Caroline
Ders Frederick, laborer, 350 Washington

Road
Desal Andrew, 136 s Spring
Desch Casper, bookkeeper, 132 n Howard
Desch Henry, blacksmith ,-155 Penna. av
DES FORGES JOHN P. antiquarian book
dealer and numismatist, 12 Light, dw 642
w Baltimore
Deshays Mortimer, carpenter, 7 Webster al
Deshields Olivia, 76 McElderry
Deshill Mitchell, mariner, rear of 27 Aisquith
DESHON CHRISTOPHER M. coal dealer,

3 s Sharp, dw 34 Pine
Deshon John W. shoemaker, 57 Ensor
Desmond Patrick, soldier, 39 Eastern av
Despeaux Anthony, ship carpent'r 22 Pliilpot
Despeaux Anthony jr. spar maker, 95 Gough
Despeaux Elizabeth, fancy store, 197 e Pratt
Despeaux Joseph D. cutter, 128 n Eden
Despommiers Eugene, teacher of French, 77

Cathedral
Despommiers Eugene, teacher of French, 271
Madison

JTABIES H. aOHNSON, City Stenm Firewood MIUs— Warren's Fire and AVater-prooff
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

Young Men's

Clothing

a Special

Feature at

MARBLE HALL, No.

40.

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Desvarreux James, shoe findings, 164 n Gay
Detenthaller Jose|)h, butcher, 42 s Regester
Detering Frederick, wagon maker, 600 w

Pratt
Deters Benjamin, 196 Hamburg
Detterwich Dorotha, 38 Preston
Detz Francis, laborer, G Gist
Deuber Conrad, roller, 102 s Washington, F. P
Deupert Isadore, driver, 329 Eastern av
Deusc Frederick, tailor, 19 n Pearl
Deutsch Rev. Dr. Solomon, 68 n Exeter
Devar Mrs: Eliza, 224 Lemmon al
Devaugh Ann, 6 Gough
Devaugh Wm. spike cutter, 6 Gough
Deveraux James, shoemaker, 40 Willow
Devalin Charles E. engineer U. S. N., 46 n

Front
Devalin Hugh, smith in general, 89 Harrison,

dw 46 n Front
Devalin John H. blacksmith, 46 n Front
Devan John, carpenter, 32 Rock
Devan Mrs. Julia, 32 Rock
Dever Rebecca, 35 n Amity
Develin Henry, cooper, 154 Harford av
Devenny Robert J. drayman, 112Granby
Deverk James, shoemaker, 15 Willow
Deville Francis, hair dresser,«117 w Baltimore,

dw Park av extended
Deville Francis, Druid Hill av near entrance

to Park
Devine Francis, fireman, over 3 w Lombard
Devine Margaret, cook, 18 Biddle al
Devine Patrick, laborer, 6 e Bath
Devine Patrick, laborer, 253 Cross
Devine Wm. soldier, 15 L McElderry
Deviney Catherine, 5 Perry
Devinny Mary, shoebinder, 205 e Lombard
Devlin Felix P. grocery, 24 Ensor
Devlin Joseph, baggage master, 131 Columbia
Devlin John, carter, 250 e Madison
Devlin John, salesman, 75 Lexington
Devire Jerry, teamster, 10 South
Devre Wm. T. soldier, 80 e Baltimore
Devre Wm. farmer, 80 e Baltimore
Devries C.(Wm. Devrius&Co.) Eutaw house
DEVRIES WM. & CO. .(Wm. Devries, C.
J- Devrits of S., Wm. R. Devries, S. Kimmel,
/V' G. E. Ducker,) wholesale dry goods, 312
\ w Baltimore
Devries Wm. (Devries & Co.) 74 w Mon-
t ument
-T — ©gvries Wm. R., (Devries & Co.,) 115 w
I Monument

Dew Dr. James, agent, 179 Saratoga
Dew John, carpenter, 164 e bluger
Dew Wm., pattern maker, 51 Scott
Dewall George W., clerk, 183 German
Dewalt Christopher, engineer, 100 William
Dewalt Wm. H., machinist, 108 William
Deweyr Michael, blacksmith, 99 n Central av
De Witt Mrs. Juliana, 8 Cathedral
Dewling Thomas, blacksmith, 137 Cross
Dexler Ferdinand, laborer, 180 s Spring
Dexon Emery Y. M., clerk, 181 Mulberry
Dexter Charles, baker, 136 Lexington
Dexter Oliver, baker, 103 Lee
De Young Thomas J., brass finisher, 246 e

Madison
Diacont Adam, confectioner, 199 s Bond
Dialogue John H., machinist, 43 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Diamond James, cooper, 20 Philpot, dw 143

s Ann

Dibb James, fireman, 105 s Poppleton
Dibb Wm., laborer, 152 n Spring
Dibbell D. S., salesman, 228 n Charles
Dibel George, carpenter, 255 Montgomery
Dibert John, laborer, 210 s Durham
Dice Margaret, tailoress, 257 West
Dichelborer Xavier, butcher, 37 Fell's Point

market, dw Harford av near city limits
Dickel Conrad, silk weaver, 38 Holiday
Dickel George H., tailor, 49 German
Dickel Henry, butcher, 53 Belair market, dw

Belair av near city limits
Dickel John, shoemaker, 126 William
Dick(;ns Henry, rope maker, 30 Gittings
Dickerson Capt. George W., stevedore, 194 e

Pratt
Dickerson Miss Margaret, 175 Saratoga
Dickerson Mrs. Mary, tavern, 161 Eastern av
Dickerson Peter, carpenter, 637 w Lombard
DICKEY CHARLES E. & CO., (Charles
E. Dickey,) distillers, 108 n Howard, dw
C. E. D., Huntington av nr Charles, extnd
Dickey George S., 9 s Eutaw
Dickey George VV., restaurant, 9 n Frederick
Dickey John J., laborer, 446 w Lombard
Dickey Robert L., clerk, 19 Chew
Dickey Wm. J., manufac. of plaids, checks,
linseys, &c., office 21 German, dw 309 w
Fayette
Dickey Wm., tavern, 169 Eastern av
Dickharat Charles, 62 King
DICKINSON ARTHUR, bookseller and sta-
tioner, 514 w Baltimore, dw 411 w Lombard
Dickinson Mrs. Bernetta, 186 Montgomery
DICKINSON & CHAPPELL, (P. E. Dick-
inson, F. W. Chappell,) ship chandlers and
commission merchants, 95 South
Dickinson David A., 24 North
Dickinson Edward, 142 n Charles
Dickinson Mrs. Elizabeth, 202 s Charles
Dickinson Ella, 142 n Charles
Dickinson Gideon, carpenter, 411 w Lombard
Dickinson Jas. A., bookkeeper, 281 s Charles
Dickinson John S., (Whedbee «&. Dickinson,)

39 Courtland
Dickinson Col. Joseph, U. S. A., 21 Har-
ford av
Dickinson P. Eugene, (Dickinson & Chap-
pell,) 19 s Howard
Dickinson Susan, 202 s Charles
Dickinson Wm. T., 164 w Lombard
Dicks John, laborer, 105 s Chapel
Dickson Mrs. Agnes, 283 Saratoga
Dickson Rev. Cyrus, 297 Lexington
Dickson James, 28 s Ann
Dickson James A. 28 s Ann
Dickson John, butcher, 1 Hanover market,

dw 110 Columbia
Dickson Dr. John, 261 Madison av
Dickson John, tinner, 283 Saratoga
Dickson Margaret, 29 Orchard
Dicus Elizabeth, 10 Bolton
Dicus Mrs. Margaret, 10 Bolton
Diddlemeyer Josepli, rag dealer, 179 s Durham
Dideman John, sawmaker, 239 s Bethel
Didier Mrs. Edmund, 74 Cathedral
Didier Eugene L. stenographer, 56 George
Didier Henry A. insurance agent, 57 Second,

(up stairs) dw 19 Read
Didier Mrs Julia, 56 George
Diebel George, house carpenter, 255 Hanover
Diebitsch Johanna, 4 Pearl
Dieckman John H. laborer, 202 Hanover

Sblrte, Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOND, BURTON & CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH

BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Dieckner Hersh, peddler, 42 n Spring
Diedrick John, tailor, 387 w Pratt
Dieffenbach Chas. H. (Moore & Dieffenbach,)

203 Hanover
Diegalman Vincent, milkman, Harford av nr

city limits
Diegal Adam, furniture wagon, 195 Eastern av
Diegan Thomas, laborer, 32 Binney
Diehl Mrs. Barbary, 849 w Pratt
• Diehl Henry, stevedore, 181 s Bond

Diehl Henry, pumpmaker, 9 Hammond al
Diehl John W. barber, 181 e Pratt
Diehl Ludwig, teacher, 166 s Wolfe
Diel John, tobacconist, 312 s Charles
Dieltz Christian, blacksmith, 365 Saratoga
Diering Christopher, cooper, 135 Henrietta
Diering Conrad, laborer, 849 w Pratt
DIERING HERMAN F. tavern, 4 Patterson
Diering H. Lewis, 181 s Washington, F. P.
Diering H. F. clerk, 181 s Washington, F. P.
DIEPtlNG H. L. sr. wholesale liquor dealer,

40 e Pratt, dw 181 s Washington, F. P.
Dierker Henry, laborer, 88 York
Dierker Wm. clerk, 88 York
Diene August, clerk, 52 n Paca
Dietel Andrew, laborer, 356 Penna. av
Dieterick Louis, artist, 55 Lee
Dieter Mrs. Adelaide, 7 Orchard|
Dieter & Johnson, (Mrs. M. Dieter & F.

Johnson,) paper hangings, 28 n Howard
Dieter Mrs. Margaret, (Dieter & Johnson,)

96 Saratoga
Dieter Louis, paper hanger, 96 Saratoga
Dieterly Christopher F. bookkeeper, 11 Mc

Elderry
Dietrich Adam, shoemaker, 354 s Charles
Dietrich Adam, jr. boots and shoes, 205 w

Fayette
Dietrich Caspar, cooper, 95 Washington, F.H.
Dietrich Daniel, laborer, 96 n Ann
Dietrich Frederick, huckster, 35 n Paca
Dietrich Frederick, bookkeeper, 37 Lee
Dietrich Hendrick, varnisher, 62 s Central av
Dietrich Henry, second-hand furniture, 62 s

Central av
Dietrich John B. bookkeeper, 39 Light
Dietrich John B. bookkeeper, 124 Raborg
Dietrich John, tailor, 239 e Biddle
Dietrich John, shoemaker, 747 w Baltimore
Dietrich John, tailor, 58 James al
Dietrich John H. shoemaker, 19 Jackson ct
Dietrich Philip, shoemaker, 347 w Fayette
Dietriechs Martin, restaurant, 392 Canton av
Dietsch Amelia C, 2 Garden
Dietsch Ferdinand F., clerk, 2 Garden
Dietsch Philopoena, 2 Garden
Dietz Cornelia J., dressmaker, 103 Camden
Dietz C, cabinet maker, 56 King
Dietz Frank, carver, 56 King
Dietz George, shoemaker, 3] s Wolfe
Dietz George, baker, 157 s Bond
Dietz George, brewer, Belair av nr Choptank
Dietz George P., cabinet maker, 103 Camden
Dietz Henry, furn. wagon, 200 Hollins
Dietz Jacob, varnisher, over 265 w Pratt
Dietz John, varnisher, 6 Josephine
Dietz John, grinder, 255 n Dallas
Dietz John, porter, 25 New Church
Dietz John B., clothier, 204 w Pratt
Dietz Joseph, cigar maker, 205 Orleans
Dietz Lawrence D., Cowpen al, rear 308 and

310 w Baltimore
Dietz Lorenz, carpenter, 336 s Sharp

DIETZ LAWRENCE D. & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Deal-
ers in Notions, Hosiery, Fancy
Goods and Vai'ieties, 308 and
310 West Baltimore street, be-
tween Howard and Liberty Sts.
— [See leaf front of Business Directory and
lines outside front cover page.\

Dietz Louis, cabinet maker, 56 King
Dietz Michael, carter, 83 Cambridge

Dietz Mrs. , 648 Light

Dietzel Adam, tailor, 334 s Bond

Dietzel Adam, tailor, 63 Bank

Dietzel Adam, cooper, 336 s Sharp

Dietzer Adam, laborer, 3 n Wolfe

Dietzwek Franz, shoemaker, 355 e Lombard

Diez John, cutter, 270 Canton av

Diffenbaugh Christopher, shoemaker, 199 e

Madison
Diffendall Charles, brakesman, 186 Ramsay

Diifendall Mrs. , 13 George al

Diffendall Mrs. Emily, dress maker, 90 St.

Peter ,

Diffenderffer Charles, 612 Lexington
Diffenderffer Edward, carpenter, 644 w Bal-
timore
Diffenderffer Elizabeth A., 183 n High
Diffenderffer George S., bookkeeper, 21 South
Diffenderffer Harry, clerk, 1 s High
Diffenderffer James P., carpenter, 27 s Carey
Diffenderffer John R., finisher, 459 Lexington
Diffenderffer John P., clerk, 417 w Fayette
Diffenderffer John F., inspector, 87 e Pratt
Diffenderffer Dr. Michael, 1 s High
Diffenderffer Michael, jr., clerk, 1 s High
Diffenderffer Octavius, (Charles H. Ross &

Co.,) 80 6 Pratt
Diffenderffer 0., 80 e Pratt
Diffenderffer Robert, ship joiner, 12 George
Diffey Alexander, blacksmith, 494 w Pratt
Diffey Mrs. Mary, 58 s Poppleton
Diffey Owen, machinist, 660 w Pratt
Diffley John, stone mason, 40 Harford av
Digges Dudley, bookkeeper, 574 Lexington
Diggs Beverly, carpenter, 63 s Eden
Diggs Charles F., secretary Balto. Coal Co.,

over 6 South, dw 23 n Calvert
Diggs Daniel E., printer, 209 Gough
Diggs Edward G., sec'y and treasu'r Balti-
more Cemetery Co., over 6 South, dw 11 n
Exeter
Diggs Henry, clerk, 63 s Eden
Diggs Henry S., clerk, 63 s Eden
Diggs James, clerk, 86 n Calvert
Diggs J. Wesley S. clerk, 63 s Eden
Diggs John W. shipsmith, 60 n Central av
DIGGS JOHN R. fancy goods, toys, &c.

219 w Baltimore, dw 224 w Hoffman
Diggs Richard H. & Son, (R. H. Diggs. Sam-
uel J. Diggs,) feed store, 258 s Caroline, dw
91 s Broadway
Diggs Samuel J. (R. H. Diggs «& Son,) 256 e

Pratt
Diggs Capt. Wm. J. 13 Bevan
Digan Mary, 16 n Amity
Dignal Peter, drayman, 21 Perry
Dignan Annie, 55 s Caroline
Dignan Mary, 182 Constitution
Dignan Mary, grocery, 9 Comet

O, HE^TRT GIESE, Commission merchant, for the gale ot Floor, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calolned Plaster constantly on hand, Sil Spear's 'Wharf.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Digiian Jerome, laborer, 9 Comet
Dill August, shoemaker, 317 s Charles
Dill Catherine, 187 n Howard
Dill Charles, tailor, 141 n Bond
Dill Frederick, cooper, 295 s Sharp
Dill John, laborer, Fulton n of McHenry
Dillahunt John, huckster, 229 Harford av
Dillahunt John G. tobacconist, 171 e Balti-
more
Dillaway Theodore, 265 w Biddle
Dillaway Thomas, clerk, 265 w Biddle
Dillehunt John T. huckster, 229 Harford av
Dillebunt Letitia, 110 Henrietta
Dillehunt Wm. driver, 165 Eastern av
Dillehunt William cabinet maker, 229 Har-
ford av
Dillfelder John G. cooper, 179 s Washington,

F. P.
Dillfelder John G. cooper, 193 s Regester
Dillman Wm. R. pocket book maker, 322

Saratoga
Dillon A. H. jr. agent Connecticut Mutual
Life Ins. Co. 58 Exchange Place, dw 28 s
Sharp
Dillon Jeremiah J. grocery and feed, 109 Ca-
thedral
Dillovv Wm. tinner, Baltimore co.
Dilfelt Geo. cooper, Regester near Lancaster
Dilworth Oliver, huckster, 43 Druid Hill av
Dimal Lawrence, tailor, 4 Walker
Dimbler Mrs. Margaret, 674 w Pratt
Dime Savings Bank, 9 Calvert, opposite Bar-

num's hotel
Dimmling Charles F. butcher, 32 Fells Point

Market, dw Castle near Monument
Dimmling John, laborer, 73 Grindall
Dimmitt Charles E. clerk, 68 n Liberty
Dimig Nicholas, laborer, 8 Green's ct
Dimond Hugh, laborer, 99 Cambridge
Dinigan Thomas, laborer, 71 Somerset
Dingfelder Anth'y, shoemaker, 143 L Greene
Dinger Chas. F. tobacconist, 801 w Baltimore
Dingle Valentine, blacksmith, 8 Armistead la
Dinkle Geo. carpenter, 468 Canton av
Dinon Maurice, laborer, 139 n Front
Dinnish John, shoemaker, 245 s Ann
Dinman Henry, manner, 49 n Caroline
Dinsmore Miss Charlotte, 95 Pearl
Dinsmore David, stevedore, Clinton s of Bos-
ton
Dinsmore James A. machinist, 476 Saratoga
Dinsmore & Kyle, (A. B. Kyle,) wholesale

grocers and com. merchants, 156 w Pratt
Dinsmore Margaret, 15 Stiles
Dinsmore Mrs. Rosanna, 21 s Republican
Dinsmore John T. moulder, 15 Stiles
Dinstbeer Geo. porter, 10 Harmony la
Dippel Geo. flour and feed, 103 Franklin, dw

n e cor Dolphin and Bolton
Dippel Sophia, confectionery, 119 Bank
Dippel William, cabinetmaker, 189 s Bond
Dirschner John C. shoemaker, 875 w Pratt
Dirk Sebastian, cooper, 338 Bank
Disler Mrs. Sarah, 19 Walker
Disney Andrew J. soldier, 35 Bevans
Disney Mrs. Elizabeth, 167 Bank
Disney Mrs. Elizabeth, 192 s Paca
Disney George W. iron roller, 133 s Caroline
Disney Mrs. H. Ann, Patterson lane, bet.

York and Harford avs
Disney John, puddler, 65 s Oregon
Disney John W. painter, 160 L. Greene
Disney John W. painter, 182 Conway

Disney Oliver M ., Port Warden, dw 182 Con-
way

Disney Richard E. painter, 144 Camden, dw
206 Conway

Disney Richard P. huckster, 131 Conway

Disney Wm. H. boiler maker, 223 Washing-
ton, F. H.

Disney Wm. H. carter, 172 s Washington,
F. P.

Dissey Rev. P., St. Mary'sSeminary,Penna.
av near St. Mary

Distebart George, lock and gunsmith, 147
Chesnut

Ditchmore Peter, laborer, 20 s Oregon

Oilman Thomas M. clerk, n wcor Ensor and
East

Ditman Wm. H. clerk. Chase near Caroline

Diuenberger Mrs. Elizabeth, 362 Franklin

Ditter Mrs, Caroline, 28 Laurel

Ditter Charles, shoemaker, 119 Low

Ditter David, laborer, 28 Laurel

Ditter Elizabeth, matron Baltimore city jail,
28 Laurel

Dittman Godfrey, baker, 196 Montgomery

Dittman Harman, cigar factory, over 85.Ex-
change place, dw 72 Hill

Dittman John H. sr., wood, 28 Gough

Dittman John H. jr. 28 Gough

Dittrich August R. (F. Dittrich & Bro.)
Washington, D. C.

Dittrich F. & Bro. (F. Dittrich, A. R. Ditt-
rich,) cap manufacturers, 178 n Gay

Dittrich Francis, (F. Dittrich & Bro.) 167 n
Exeter

Dittus J. Frederick, butcher, 87 Centre and
24 Lexington markets, dw Butchers' row,
Penna. av extended

Dittus Wm. butcher, Penna. av near North-
ern av

Ditzell Frederick, tailor, 276 Eastern av

Divar Mrs. Bridget, Hull bet Marriott and
Nicholson

Diven Edward R. super't City Railway cars,
93 Lexington

Diven Edward T. carter, 150 e Madison

Diven Edward T. conductor, 102 s Carey

Diven Geo. E. moulder, 149 HoUins

Diven James W. 937 Lexington

Diven John, laborer, 147 Hollins

Diven Mary Ann, seamstress, 94 Hollins

Diver Elizabeth, tavern, 151 Eastern av

Divin Mary, 7 Hume

Divine Robert E. confectioner, 80 n Howard

Divuis Leo, watchmaker,' 128 n Central av

Dix Edward H. soliciting agent, 147 e Fayette

Dix Edward H. 124 s Paca

Dix J. Franklin, (Dix & Steiner,) 257 n Eu-
taw

Dix Preston, trader, 244 w Fayette

DIX & STEINER, (J. F. Dix, P.
B. Steiner,) Importers and Deal-
ers in Foreign Fruits, Cigars, &c.,
No. 112 Lombard street.

Dix Wm. clerk, 125 n Eutaw

Dix Wm. laborer, 35 Front

Dix Wm. W. 93 e Fayette

Dixon Augustus, bricklayer, 882 w B Itimore

Dixon Bradley S. dry goods, 716 w Baltimore

Dixon Mrs. Bridget, 36 McHenry •

Dixon Charles, 146 Preston

AUG. G. MKVER & CO., Maiiiifaciiirers of Wliite Lead, Zinc, Putty, liainpblack, Gln««
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paiuta and Varuialies, 100 W. Lombard Stiert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Dixon Charles A. bricklayer, 3 Vincent
Dixon Daniel, boiler maker, 694 w Pratt
Dixon Dennis B. M. clerk Circuit Court Cal-
vert Co., 75 n Broadway
Dixon E. Wise, clerk, 181 Mulberry
Dixon Isaac, clerk, 181 w Lombard
Dixon Isaac, laborer, 87 Washington, F. H
Dixon Jas., jr. (W.T. Dixon & Bro.) Foun-
tain Hotel, Light near Baltimore
Dixon James, laborer, 194 East
DIXON JOHN A. J brickmaker, 415 Light
Dixon John H. blacksmith, 555 w Baltimore
Dixon John B. clerk, 49 Lexington
Dixon John, painter, 36 McHenry
Dixon John C. butcher, 121 Columbia
Dixon Joseph, boiler maker, 51 McHenry
Dixon Matthew J. gilder, 36 McHenry
Dixon Patrick, laborer, 29 s Paca
Dixon Robert, mate, 142 Cross
Dixon R. W. K. & Co. (R. W. Dixon, C.
B. Jones) com. merchant, 95 Smith's wharf
Dixon R. W. K. (R. W. K Dixon & Co.)

167 Cathedral
Dixon Thomas, caq)enter, 57 s Schroeder
Dixon Thomas, architect, over 117 w Balti-
more, dw Mt. Washington, Baltimore Co
Dixon Wm. J. T. 181 Mulberry
DIXON WM. T. & BROTHER, (Wm. T.
Dixon, J. Dixon, jr) wholesale dealers boots,
shoes, hats and cajis, 306 w Baltimore
Dixon Wm. T. (Wm. T. Dixon & Bro.) 49

Lexington
Doalman George H. sawyer, 117 Albemarle
Doanefelzer Ludwig, cooper, 18 Bank
Dobaker Adam, 91 s Fremont
Doback Mary, washerwoman, 61 China
Dobbin Eliza, laundress, 13 Comet
Dobbin Francis M. laborer, 15 Josephine
DOBBIN GEORGE W., attorney, office and

dw 42 St. Paul
DOBBIN JOflxN, coach and livery stable, 32

High, dw 26
Dobbyn Appolonia, 3 St. Mary's ct
Dobbyn George W. harness maker, 45 Chats-
worth
Doberer John, Louisiana House, 199 Lex-
ington
Dobler Mrs. A. C. trimmings, 163 e Balti-
more
DOBLERDANIEL,paper box manufacturer,

49 Lewis, dw 88 n Central av
Dobler David, clerk, 156 n Front
Dobler Frederick, clerk, 156 n Front
Dobler George, clerk, 163 e Baltimore
Dobler Gustavus A. salesman, 88 n Central av
Dobkr J. T. letter .'arrier, 229 e Baltimore
Dobler Jacob, clerk, 163 e Baltimore
Dobler John, bookkeeper, 158 n Front
Dobler Kate, teacher, 163 e Baltimore
Dobler Thomas J. 177 s Chester
Dobson Charles J. painter, 246 e Lombard
Dobson George H. (Johnson & Dobson) 26

Sjiring row
Dobson John A. china, glass and queensware,

24 s Charles, dw 132 w Fayette
Dobson John A. agent for R. Edwards, jr. 24

s Charles
Dobson John T. shoemaker, 280 Aisquith
Dobson Robert H. shoemaker, 90 Jefferson
Dobson Thomas H. painter, 269 e Lombard
Dobson Wm. bricklayer, 100 Jefferson
Dochtermann Conrad, cabinet maker, 203
Light

Dodd Daniel, jr. huckster, 147 s Chester]
Dodd Joseph L. shoemaker, 98 n Poppleton
Dodge George R. & Co. (G. R. Dodge, W.
H. Gillard) artists and painters store, 42 w
Baltimore
Dodge George R. (George R. Dodge &. Co.)

26 n Eutaw
Dodge John W. (Brooke Bros. & Co.) 262 e

Baltimore
Dooson George A. re.staurant, 38 Hill
Dndson George W. laborer, 160 s Wolfe
Dodson John W. soldier, 889 w Baltimore
Dodson Richard S. bookkeeper, Fountain

Hotel, dw 691 Lexington
Dodson Thaddeus C. carpenter, 87 Albemarle
Doebel A. shoemaker, 54 s Durham
Doebel Casper, shoemaker, 352 Canton av
DoeSer Martin, sawyer, 41 s Durham
Doefler Michael, tailor, 40 s Durham
Doel William, baker, 120 Low
Doeller Christopher, oil manufacturer, 53

Fawn
Doenges Ernst, shoemaker, 574 w Baltimore
Doen(;es Francis, furniture wagoner, 3.33 s

Charles
Doenges Philip, vinegar depot, 141 King
Doenhart John, tailor, 52 Raborg
Doepliiz Solomon, millinery and fancy goods,

114 Lexington
Doering Christian, shoemaker, 796 w Balti-
more
DOERLXG GEORGE, restaurant, 796 w

Baltimore
Doerr Henry, grocer, 16 Park
DOERR JOHN, housefurnlshing goods, 136

n Eutaw. — [Seep. \3 ^idvertlsements.]
Doersh George, shoemaker. 58 s Central av
Doft George, tin and sheet iron worker, 164 n

Exeter
Doged Mrs. Eliza, 19fi e Fayette
Doged Martin H. clerk, 196 e Fayette
Dogi-d Miss Sallie, teacher, 96 e Fayette
DU'GGETT PETER, bar tender, 36Towson
Dogge Charles, laborer, 375 s Eutaw
Doherty M. & E. (Mary Doherty, blliza Do-

herty,) dry goods, 223 Lexington
Dohm Franklin, carpenter, 87 n Greene
Dohme Louis, (Sharp & Dohme,) 263 w

Pratt
Dohme Charles E. clerk, 5 w Baltimore
Dolime Charles, clerk, over 63 w Second
Dohoney Rodolphus V. machinist, i55 Gar-
den
Dolan James, laborer, 220 Penna. av
Dolan James, laborer, s w cor Dover and

Fulton
Dolan Rev. James, 112 s Broadway
Dolan John, laborer, 460 n Gay
Dolan John, stone cutter, 30 Thomsen
Dolan John, clerk, 212 e Lombard
Dolan Mrs. Maria, 133 s Paca
Dolan Mary Ann, seamstress, 525 w Lombard
Dolan Morris, currier, 2 New Church
Dolan Patrick, stone mason, 72 s Payson
Dolan Patrick, 122 Harford av
Dolan Thomas, blacksmith, 270 e Pratt
Dolan Thomas, blacksmith, 177 n Dallas
Dolckell John, tailor, 313 e Lombard
Dold Rev. Henry, 101 Saratoga
Doleman John, laborer, 117 Elliott
Dolfifld Alexander Y. clerk Franklin Bank,

dw 18-' s Bond
Dolfield Frederick, grocer, 188 s Bond

THE GROVER & BAKER SEW IKG HIAC HINE is the best for all pnrpo8es-SAI.BS
ROOAI»-181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Dolin Valentine, laborer, 10 s Regester

Doll Annie, teacher, 62 s Poppleton

Doll Christian, 87 Grindall

Doll Daniel, receiver of trains Mount Clare

station, dw 62 s Poppleton
Doll George, laborer, 109 West
Doll George, 56 Carlton
Doll Lewis, curled hair, Frederick av
Doll Leander,(^Fangnieyer& Doll) 127 s Paca
Doll Jacolj, junk dealer, 21 Gough
Doll John H. salesman, 165 w Fayette
Dolle Lawrence, cabinet maker, 151 Vine
DoUinger Frederick, laborer, 114 s Spring
Dollinger John, butcher, 30 Belair and 90 Cen-
tre markets, dw Baltimore Co
Dollinger Peter, huckster, 71 Preston
Dollison Frank, laborer, 22 Ryan
Dolphin Francis, butcher, 291 s Eutaw
Dolphin Francis, pork and beef inspector, 201

Mulberry
Dolphin Alex, clerk, 175 s Washington, F. P
Dolwine Joseph, harness maker, 8 Booth
Dolman Mrs. Matilda, 117 Albemarle
Doman John, 21 e Fayette
Dome Mrs. Isabella, 30 Lee
Domney John, plasterer, 86 e Fayette
Domling, George, tailor, 4 n Wolfe
Donaghy John J. clerk, 293 n Howard
Donald Margaret L. 178 Preston
Donaldson Catherine, 99 n Charles
Donaldson David, miller, 128 Jefferson
Donaldson Captain Edward, U. S. N., 30

Franklin
DONALDSON DR. FRANK, 111 n Charles
Donaldson John, baggage express, P. W. &

B. R. R , 62 Fawn
Donaldson John I. jr., 30 Franklin
Donaldson Mrs. Julia A., 159 n Paca
Donaldson Richard, laborer, 10 Cuba
Donaldson Robert, fireman, 133 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Donaldson Samuel I. attorney, 39 St. Paul
Donaldson Stephen, fisherman, 133 s Exeter
Donaldson Thos. W., baggage master P. W.
■ & B. R. R., 62 Fawn
DONALDSON THOMAS, attorney, 38 St.

Paul, dw Howard Co
Donallen Andrew, wheelwright, 382 Light
Donders Charles, fruit stand, cor Charles and

Baltimore, dw cor Grant and Water
Donat Marion, grocer, 199 s Charles
Done Julia, 32c< Madison av
DONA V IN MAT I' HEW W. pharmaceutist,

s e cor Lee and Sharp, dw 96 Lee
Donahue Mrs, Elizabeth, 226 e Fayette
Donahue Daniel, tailor, 30 Constitution
Donahue J. 7 Saiatoga
Donehue Wm., Meyer ct
Donehue Catherine, milkwoman, Jordan al

near Dolphin
Donelson James, tobacconist, 187 n Exeter
Donelson J. L., cigar store, 139^^ n Gay, dw

Exeter bet Hillen and French
Donelson Noah I. tinner, 38 Ryan
Donelson Richard, tQl)acconist, 187 n Exeter
Donhauser (ieorge, painter, 259 e Eager
Donhauser Henry, laborer, 60 Regester
Donlan Anthony, tailor, 19 Slemmer al
Donnell Emily, 308 Canton av
Donnell Jas. I. S. 82 Cathedral
Donnell John S. 82 Cathedral
Donnell Wm., 231 n Eutaw
Donnelly Alectus, carpenter, 140 Division

Donnelly Ambrose, laborer, 4 Front
Donnelly Bernard, 116 Harford av
Donnelly Bernard, soldier, 6 Camel al
Donnelly Daniel, brickmaker, 73 Harford av
Donnelly Daniel, bri'-klayer, 237 Peirce
Donnelly Edward, laborer, 70 s Durham
Donnelly Elizabeth, laundress, 116 Haiford av
Donnelly Francis A. clerk, 283 Druid Hill av
Donnelly James, finisher, 371 Hamburg
Donnelly James, restaurant, 232 e Pratt
Donnelly James, watchmaker, 551 Saratoga
Donnelly James, laborer, 70 s Durham
Donnelly James, laborer, 172 n Front
Donnelly John, blacksmith, 17 Willow
Donnelly John, grocer, 397 Lexington
Donnelly John, watchmaker, 183 w Pratt
Donnelly John, clerk, 128 e Lombard
Donnelly John, laborer, 464 Walsh
Donnelly Joseph, laborer, 114 Cross
Donnelly Margaret, 8 Fish Market space
Donnelly Margaret, 4 Camel al
Donnelly Martha, 60 s Howard
Donnelly Mary, corset manufacturer, 172

Lexington, dw 156 w Lombard
Donnelly Mary, 21 Foundry
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, over 9 s Front
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, 511 n Gay
Donnelly Peter, laborer, 70 s Durham
Donner Casper, tailor, 256 e Pratt
Donnolly Joseph, carpenter, 140 Division
Donohue Bernard, bonnet frames, 253 n Gay
Donohue Charles, laborer, 18 Block
Donohue Cornelius, laborer, 60 Buren
Donohue Daniel, laborer, 31 Chew
Donohue Daniel, tailor, 20 Buren
Donohue George, ship joiner, 263 Canton av
Donohue James, bricklayer, 161 Gough
Donohue James H. soldier, 47 e Pratt
Donohue James D. ship joiner, 115 s Wolfe
Donohue James, of custom lx)use,309 e Pratt
Donohue John, salesman, 47 e Pratt
Donohue John, grocery, n e cor Amity and

Raborg
Donohue John F. salesman, 8 Watson
Donohue Lafayette, (McKeldin & Donohue,)

53 s Ann
Donohue Marcus L. ship joiner, 53 s Ann
Donohue Martin, shoemaker, 246 s Broadway
Donohue Mary, 64 McKim
Donohue Mary A. 188 East
Donohue Patrick, laborer, 64 n Dallas
Donohue Patrick, watchman, 99 Granby
DONOHUE RICHARD, shirt manufacturer,

240 w Baltimore, dw 9 Pearl
Donohue Thomas, coal oil, s w cor Howard

and West
Donovan Bridget, 16 Mercer
Donovan Clarissa, 91 Mulberry
Donovan James, printer, 43 East
Donovan James, printer, 152 n Front
Donovan Jane, 43 East
Donovan John, laborer, 77 Eastern av
Donovan Mary, servant, 130 w Biddle
Donovan Mrs. Mary, dress maker, 74 s Paca
Donovan Michael, laborer, 50 s Dewberry al
Donovan Michael, laborer, 16 Mosher
Donovan Michael, printer, 43 East
Donovan Simon, peddler, 26 s Ann
Donovan Timothy, blacksmith, cor Chappell

and Liberty road
Donz Henry, baker, 265 Franklin
Doolan Mary, 75 Orleans
Dooley James, laborer, 6 e Monument

JAJIES H. JOHXSOIV, City Steam Firewood MlUs— \%'arreii's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric @ntolUng Tubes, over 99 W, Balttmore-st.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH EliOS. & Co., K"o. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Dooley Lawrence, nail maker, 6 e Monument,

dw 65 Front
Dooley Michael, laborer, 6 Swan
Dopman Julia, 28 Jefferson
DoraM John, blacksmith, over 71 Centre Mar-
ket space
Doran Michael, laborer, 15 Hull
Doran Michael, laborer, Falls road near Toll

gate
Dorberd George, shoemaker, 109 s Dallas
Dorem Peter, 12 s Gay
Dorernus Peter B. plasterer, Druid Hill av

between Townsend and Mosher
Dorenberg John D. shoemaker, 151 Conway
Dorgan Gustavus A. ship carpenter, 45 s

Washington, F. P.
Dorgan Theodore A. (W. H. Stran & Co.)

116 s Paca
Dorguth August, hotel, 271 w Pratt
Dorguth Frederick, lager beer saloon, 59 n

Gay
Doring Valentine, laborer, 340 Penna. av
Doriiig Philopenia, lager beer saloon, 20 n

Frederick
Dorman Ann, confectionery, 75 s High
Dorman Hetty, 37 Orleans
Dorman Janfies,ship carpenter, 290 Canton av
Dorman Jane G. 6 Aisquith
Dorman Kate, teacher, 75 s Howard
Dorman Mrs. Margaret, 27 Josephine
Dorman Mrs. Otilia, 381 Hamburg
Dorman Samuel, constable, 27 Josephine
Dorman Wm. ship carpenter, 180 Bank
Dorme Mrs. Margaret, 65 James al
Dorn George, shoemaker, 45 Harrison
Dorn John, grocery, s e cor Park and Rich-
mond
Dorn John, cooper, 159 e Lombard
Dorn John, milk, O'Donnell near East av
Dorn Joseph, shoemaker, 109 Elliott
Dorn Philip, clerk, 67 w Biddle
Dorner John T packer, 178 n Fremont
Dornin Thomas A., U. S. N. 31 Cathedral
Dornseif Lewis, baker, 391 s Charles
Dorothy Mrs. Fritts, tailoress, 17 n Eden
Dorr Casper, printer, 268 Hanover
Dorr Henry L. piano maker, Girard House,

Camden
Dorr Peter, lithographer, 262 s Sharp
Dorrett Mrs. Jane, 163 e Fayette
Dorrelt Rebecca, 163 e Fayette
Dorrett Wm. W. tobacconist, 163 e Fayette
Dorritee Charles, bookkeeper, 68 n Broadway
Dorritee C. W. bookkeeper, 68 n Broadway
Dorritee Robert E. painter, 87 n Central av
Dorrity Minerva, 359 Penna. av
Dorrity Samuel, grocer and produce, 87 Bank
Dorrenburg John, shoemaker, 151 Conway
Dorry Edward G. plumber and gas fitter, n w

cor Pratt and Broadway, dw 49 s Broadway
Dorry Ferdinand, gas fitter, 49 s Broadway
Dorsch George, cooper, 1 Spring ct
Dorschel Wm. groceries and liquors, 46 Fell
Dorsett John F. (Boswell & Dorsett,) 511 w

Fayette
Dorsey Allen, (Wheatley, Dorsey & Co.)

248 w Lombard
Dorsey Algernon S 25 n Calvert
Dorsey Bartus C. (Wheelwright, Mudge &

Co.) 501 w Baltimore
Dorsey Caleb, 501 w Baltimore
Dorsey Mrs. Catherine, 47 Greene
Dorsey CharlesW. carpenter, 42 s Poppleton

DORSEY CHARLES W. grocer, 201 Lex-
ington, dw 42 s Poppleton
Dorsey Comfort W. 36 Pleasant
DORSEY D. proprietor Biirnum's City Hotel
Dorsey Edward, carpenter, 23 Chase
Dorsey George W. brickmaker, s e cor Bos-
ton and Canton
Dorsey Geo. W. shoemaker, 78 Preston
Dorsey Grafton D. (Anderson & Dorsey,)

Howard County
Dorsey & Hissey, (Wm. E. Dorsey, Wm. L.

Hissey,) coach makers, 368 w Baltimore
Dorsey James, marble polisher, 9 Graves
Dorsey James P. clerk Denmead'siron works,

Canton
Dorsey James B. clerk, 23 n Calvert
Dorsey James L. flour inspector, 35 Conway
Dorsey John, substitute broker, 562 Saratoga
Dorsey John T. shoemaker, 26 Josephine
Dovsey John, mariner, 7 Plowman
Dorsey John, laborer, 384 Hanover
Dorsey John, tailor, 305 Paca, s of Hamburg
Dorsey John, cellar digger, 29 s Wolfe
Dorsey Jos. I. granite stone cutter, 90 HoUins
Dorsey Joseph, clerk at Barnum's hotel
Dorsey Joseph S. (Middleton & Dorsey,) 236

Aisquith
Dorsey Leonard, bricklayer, 156 e Lombard
Dorsey Mrs. Lucy, 43 Lexington
Dorsey Margaret, 132 s Castle
Dorsey Mary, 184 n Eutaw
Dorsey Michael, tailor, 104 York
Dorsey Michael, grain, lime and feed, 112

Light-st wharf, dw 131 Hanover
Dorsey Patrick, laborer, 138 s Castle
Dorsey Richard, clerk, 501 w Baltimore
Dorsey Richard B. 46 Courtland
Dorsey Richard H. shoemaker, 77 McElderry
Dorsey Dr. Robert, (of Edward,) 79 w Mon-
ument
Dorsey Samuel A. stone cutter, 62 s Sharp
Dorsey Samuel, s e cor Saratoga and St. Paul
Dorsey Theodore C. clerk, ll4 e Lombard
Dorsey Thomas, ship carpenter, 76 s Caroline
Dorsey Thomas, carpenter, 396 w Lombard
Dorsey Washington L. 401 Lexington
')!• sey Wm. H. paying teller Western Bank,

dw 413 w Fayette
Dorsey Wm. A. (Dorsey & Hissey,) 166 n

Exeter
Dorsey Wm. A. produce commission mer-
chant, 68 South, dw 175 Saratoga
Dorsey Wm. H. engineer, 70 s Ann
Dorsey Wm. H. butcher, 122 Hollins
Dorsey Wm. J. H. (Dade & Dorsey,) 57 n

Republicaij
Dorweis Eckert, painter, 13 n Frederick
Doster John, tailor, 382 e Monument
Dotternich Franz P. shoemaker, 1 Winder-
ling row
Dotterweih Frederick, cigar maker, 165 Druid

Hill av
Dotterweih Sebastian, cooper, Frederick av

near city limits
Dotterweuh Henry, laborer, 265 s Durham
Doub Ezra R. tobacconist, 828 w Baltimore
Doubleday Samuel, machinist, 360 w Lom-
bard
Doud Bartley, huckster, 7 Camden la
Doud John A. M. police, 65 Hillen
Doud John, laborer, 328 Republican
Doud Maria L. dressmaker, 19 n High
Doud Michael, laborer, 80 Luzerne

shirts: SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are now located (U
168 Baltimore-«t., betfv^een Calvert and St. Paul.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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DoudO. B. actor, 114 n Exeter

Doud Thomas, blacksmith, 109 s Castle

Douenhauer Rev. Henry, n e cor Lombard

and Wolfe
Dougheny Michael, mariner, 235 Gough
Doudeken John, laborer, 6 Chapel
Dougherty Anthony, 12 Preston
Dougherty Chas. M. (Dougherty, Woods &

Co.) ai'Franklin
Dougherty Charles J. shoemaker, Swann

tavern, 122 Franklin
Dougherty Cornelius, carpen. 204 w Fayette
Dougherty Daniel, carter, 184 s Washington

F. P.
Dougherty Daniel, tavern, cor Water and

Grant
Dougherty Miss E. dressmaker, 108 Saratoga
Dougherty Edward, laborer, 481 w Pratt
Dougherty George, hatter, 60 n Exeter
Dougherty Hannah, grocery, 56 Raborg
Dougherty James, painter, 3 Sharp ct
Dougherty James, laborer, 56 Raborg
Dougherty James, plasterer, 40 Preston
Dougherty .lames, builder, 11 w Biddle
Dougherty Capt. James, 52 Lee
Dougherty Jane, teacher of Baltimore Rosine,

385 w Pratt
Dougherty James, 181 n Eutaw
Dougherty John, hack driver, Franklin Inn

cor High and Hillen
Dougherty John C. ship carpenter, 146 s Ann
Dougherty John J. machinist, 316 e Pratt
Dougherty Julias, receiving teller, Farmers'

and Merchants' bank, dw 267 Saratoga
Dougherty J. J. C. clerk Maryland Peniten-
tiary, 9 n Exeter
Dougherty Mrs, Mary, 180 n Calvert
Dougherty Margaret, 87 Hollins
Dougherty Mrs. Margaret, 66 Portland
Dougherty Mrs. Mary, 11 w Biddle
Dougherty .Michael, laborer, 16 Garden
Dougherty Michael, hacktiian, 137 n High
Dougherty Michael, laborer, 11 Hawk
Dougherty Philip, painter, 60 n Exeter
Dougherty Philip, jr. collector, 60 n ISxeter
Dougherty R. W. attorney, 63 w Fayette, dw

Towsontown
Dougherty Thomas, printer, Gazette office
Dougherty Thomas, 13 n Caroline
Dougherty Thomas, police, 104 n Bond
DOUGHERTY, WOODS & Co. (C. M.
Dougherty, H. Woods, jr , J. L. Weeks,)
sugar refiners, n e cor Lombard and Con-
cord
Dougherty Wm. H. police, 786 w Baltimore
Doughty John C. 40 Courtland
DOUGLAS & CO (A. Douglas,) wines and

liquors, 121 w Lombard
Douglas August, (Douglas & Co.) 206 w

Biddle
Douglas Hariiet, 33 Chew
Douglass Mrs. Ann, 9 High al
Douglass Charles, soldier, 104 Dugan's wharf
Douglass George W. soldier, 251 Columbia
Douglass James H. painter, 114 MuUikin
Douglass James B. oak cooper, 217 MuUikin
Douglass Mary, 8 s Front
Douglass Mrs. R. H. 80 McCuUoh
Douglass Robert, cooper, 138 L Greene
Douglass Thomas J. cooper, 138 L Greene
Douglass Thomas, shoemaker, :i52 Mulberry
Douglass Wm. R. wagoner, 31 May
Douglass Wm. H. cooper, 75 Dawson al

Doulongin Conrad, tailor, 272 Canton av
Di'uty Cali'b, adjusting clerk. Custom House,

663 w Fayette
Dove Benjamin F. watchman, 548 w Pratt
Dove John R. baggage master B. &. O. R,R.,

20 Ramsay
Dove Capt. Milton C, U. S. A. 92 s Ann
Dove Wm. C. iron roller, 152 s Caroline
Dover John, shoemaker, 499 w Pratt
Dovon Elizabeth, 315 n Gay
Dow Timothy D. clerk, 655 w Fayette
Dowd John, laborer, 328 n Repul)lican
Dowden Francis P. mariner, 124 s Regester
Dowell George E. clerk to quartermaster, 63

Aisquith
Dowell John, grocer and commission mer-
chant, 55 s Calvert, dw 63 Aisquith
Dowlen Michael, coachmaker, 74 n High
Dowling Ann, 183 n Eutaw
Dowling Elizabeth, millinery, 262 n Gay
Dowling Michael J. carriage maker, 149 n

High, dw Rising Sun Hotel
Dowling Thomas, laborer, 85 l?ooth
Downey Charles, carpenter, 13 Gough
Downey Edmund, carpenter, 13 Gough
Downey Edward, laborer, 71 Hillen
DOWNEY JOHN & SON, (J. Downey, T.

G. Downey,) grocers and commission mer-
chants, 133 Franklin
Downey John, (J. Downey & Son,) 154 n

Eutaw
Downey John, conductor, 54 s Schroeder
Downey Patrick, laborer, 71 Hillen
Downey Patrick, helper, 165 s Durham
Downey Patri-k, laborer, 165 s Chapel
Downey Steven, 273 s Dallas
Dnwney Thomas G. (J. Downey&Son,) 154

n Eutaw
Downey Wm. T. watchman, 141 Dover
Downhour Lewis, carpenter, 333 e Lombard
Downing Howell, broker, 158 w Biddle
Downing Nathaniel F. bricklayer, 82 n Pop-

pleton
Downing Wm. H. bricklayer, 82 n Poppleton
Downs Capt. Charles G , U.. S. A. 148 Barre
Downs Mrs Clara 148 Barre
Downs Mrs. Dr. 22 n Caroline
Downs Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 154 Dover
Downs Harris T. butcher, 26 May
Downs Henry C. butcher, 251 e Baltimore
Downs James, pressman, 154 Dover
Downs James Henry, bailiff U. S. Court, 361

Franklin
Downs James H. printer, 132 n Fremont
D<jwns Joseph B. butcher, 484 Light
Downs Samuel F. moulder, 477 Franklin
Downs Steward D. ship carpenter, 103 Conway
Downs Mrs. William, 52 Cambridge
Downs Wm. H. grocery, 255 Light
Downs William, letter carrier, 528Lexington
Doyle Ann, confectionery, 61 Clay
Doyle Arthur, ship carpenter, 204 s Castle al
DOYLE A. J. bookstore, 11 Penna. av, dw

226 Franklin
Doyle Augustus, clerk, 226 Franklin
Doyle Bridget, grocery, 22 Valley
Doyle Ellen, confectionery, s w cor Howard

and Lexington
Doyle James, grocer, n w cor Lombard and

Poppleton
Doyle James, blacksmith, 150 s Central av

dw 190
Doyle Jane G. 32 Camden

J« HEIVRY GIESE:, Commission Merchant, for the snle of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Stn,
Rosendaie Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liaud, at Spear'a °Whar&.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W>

Baltimore Street.

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Doyle James, laborer, 29 China
Doyle James E. blacksmith, 9 Hawk
Doyle James M liquors, 45 s Charles
Doyle James H. printer, 42 Park
Doyle John, laborer, 8 Hawk
Doyle John, laborer, 83 n Oregon
Doyle John, laborer, Chapel between Balti-
more and Lombard
Doyle John, laborer, 67 Dawson al
Doyle Dr. John A. 21 s Gay
Doyle John, laborer, 18 Abey al
Doyle Jolin, carter, 112 s Dallas
Doyle Julia, grocery, Falls road near North-
ern avenue
Doyle Mary, huck's, 66 Washington, F. H.
Doyle Michael, sawyer, 4G Johnson
Doyle Michael, laborer, 117 s Castle
Doyle Michael, farmer, 68 Hampstead
Doyle Michael, machinist, 51 s Schroeder
Doyle Patrick, butter, 35 Centre Market space
Doyle Patrick, drayman, 172 Stirling
Doyle Patrick, laborer. Falls road near

Northern av
Doyle Patrick, laborer, 52 Union
Doyle Patrick, laborer, 252 Hamburg
Doyle Samuel B. clerk Adams Express, 240

w Fayette
Doyle Thomas, grocery, 191 s Charles
Doyle Thomas G. bookseller, 297 n Gay
Doyle Thos. whip sawyer, 66 Washington

F. H.
Doyle Wm. carter, 42 Park
Doyle Wm. H. carpenter, 36 Franklin al
Doyle Wm. J. jr., cleric, 42 Park
Draga Charles, clerk, n w corner Liberty and

Cowpen al
Drager Henry, cigar packer, 399 n Gay
Drager Theodore, blacksmith, 56 Henrietta
Drain Richard, grocery, n w cor Douglass and

Forrest
Drake Wm. blacksmith, 77 s Fremont
Drakeley George, (Tilghman & Drakeley,)

291 w Fayette
DRAKELEY & FENTON, (H. W. Drake-
ley, A. Fenton,) wholesale produce com-
mis.sion merchants, 387 w Baltimore
Drakeley Henry W. (Drakeley & Fenton,)

291 w Fayette
Drante Andrew, cutter, 60 Stiles
Drane James, grocery, 27 e Madison
Draper John, carpenter, 22 Josephine
Dray Michael, tailor, 69 Somerset
Drayer Abraham, peddler, 74 Harrison
Drebing Harriet, 90 n Wolfe
Dreff George, grocer, s w cor Charles and

William al
Drege Jacob R. 333 Lexington
Dregger Francis, porter, 56 Henrietta
Dregger Henry, basket maker, 75 n Gay
Dreisch Joseph, printer, 26 Raborg
Dremmie Cornelius, laborer, 661 Penna. av
Dresboeh Wm. blacksmith, 1 Baker's ct
Drechsler John, plasterer, 40 n Amity
Dreschler Thomas, lager beer saloon, n e cor

Jefferson and Aisquith
Dresel John G. laborer, 246 e Chase
Dresel Werner, (P. L. Brauns & Co.) consul
for Prussia, Wurtenberg, Saxony, Baden,
Bavaria, Hesse Cassel and Hesse Darm-
stadt, s e cor Lombard and Cheapside, dw
110 Park
Dresher Frederick, tailor, 132 s Washington,
F.P.

Dresher Peter, shoemaker, 16 Willow
Dressel Adam, paver, 14 Ivy al
Dressel Conrad, weaver, 88 n Caroline
Dressel Henry, teacher, 256 Hanover
Dressel John, laborer, 70 Somerset
Dressel John G. laborer, 246 e Chase
Dressel John J. baker, 204 Eastern av
Dressel Joseph, tailor, 267. n Eden
Dressel Leonard, blind maker, 358 e Eager
Dressel Leonhard, laborer, 179 s Regester
Drevs Francis, cigar store, 16 Pine
Drew Amanda L. 160 w Madison
Drew Arthur, laborer, 2 n Poppleton
Drexel Harman, steam scourer, 52 w Fayette,

dw 103 Pearl
Drexel Henry, piano maker, 57 n Gay
Drexler John, laborer, 498 Lexington
Drexsel John, tanner, 23 Smith
Drexsel John, jr. 23 Smith
Drey Abraham, (Lewis Lauer & Co.) dw

New York
Drey Elkan, (Lewis Lauer & Co.) 64 Conway
DREYERCHARLES,tobacconist,91 William
Dreyer Ernst, fresco painter, 175 w Fayette
Dreyer John F. boxmaker, 49 McHenry
DREYER WILLIAM, shoe store, 168 and

170 s Broadway
Dreyer William, shoemaker, 343 s Charles
Drike August, confectionery, 36 Towson
Drill James M. freight agent N. C. R. 166 w

Biddle
Drinker Catherine A. 145 w Biddle
Drinker Lieut. Robert M 145 w Biddle
Drischman Henry, wagoner, 20 Ryan
Driscoll Mrs. Ann, 30 Stiles
Driscoll Annie E. teacher, 30 Stiles
Driscoll Mrs. Caroline, teacher, 42n Poppleton
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, 184 Ramsay
Driscoll Ellen, grocery, 217 Chesnut
Driscoll John, laborer, 6 Addison
Driscoll John, laborer, 1 Plowman
Driscoll Mrs. Mary, 1 Plowman
Driscoll Richard J. tailor, 58 s Howard
Drisscoll Thomas, mariner, 24 Fawn
Driver Charles, painter, 163 s Chapel
Driver Charles, barber, 15 Preston
Driver Richard, clerk, 295 w Fayette
Driver Silas, brickmaker, 129 Chesapeake
Drodey .\ndrew, cutler, 60 Stiles
Drohan David, teamster, 84 s High
Drohan Mary, 51 w Centre
Droman Lina, 235 s Bond
Drop Placide, laborer, 15 Hall al
Droscup John, boiler maker, 300 s Charles
Drost G. A. (Drost & Sutro,) 217 w Lombard

DROST & SUTRO, (G. A. Drost,
E. Sutro, L, Sutro,) Importers of
Hosiery, Zephyr Worsted, Dress
Trimmings and Fancy Goods,
25 Hanover.

Droste John E. clerk, 78 Hill
Droste John H. 78 Hill

Drought Francis, carpenter, 145 Montgomery
Drought George, soldier, 464 n Gay
Druery John, 170 s Washington, F. P.
Druery Wm. rigger, 170 s Washington, F. P.
Drugan Hugh, clerk, 69 Hollins
Drumgoole Patrick H. laborer, 46 Orleans
Drummer John, shoemaker, 229 s Bond

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White L-eatl, Zinc, Pntty, Lampblack, Glue,
IVeatsfoot Oil, .Saltpetre. Paints an»l V^'misJics, 100 W'. Loniljard Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Drummer John, tailor, 2 Clage;ett al
Drummond Levin J. watchmaker and jeweler,

31 w Pratt, dw 15 s Exeter
Drurey Charles B, clerk, 158 s Paca

DRUBY JOHN T., House Fur-
nishing and Variety Goods, 246
n Gay

Drury Samuel C. coachman, 15 s Fremont
Dryden Alexander, huckster, 64 Clay
Dryden Mrs. Aurelia, seamstress, 38 Chats-
worth
Dryden Charles H. butter and produce, 51 n

Eutaw
Dryden Charles H. magistrate, 47 n Eutaw,

dw 51 n Eutaw
Dryden James, lilacksmith, 257 n Central av
Dryden J. Meredith, (R. W. Dryden & Son,)
68 e Pratt

Dryden Joshua, 67 n Liberty i, • —

Dryden Joshua R. 64 n Greene
Dryden R. H. shoemaker, 257 n Central av
Dryden Robert W. & Son, (Robert W. Dry-
den, J. Meredith Dryden,) com'sion mer-
chants, 14 & 16 German
Dryden Robert W, (R. W. Dryden & Son,)

68 e Pratt
Dryden Sydney, ckrk, 103 Planover
Dryden Samuel, shoemaker, 334 w Baltimore

dw 11 s Eutaw
Dryden W. Sydney, salesman, 312 w Balto.
Dryden VVra. clerk, 342 w Fayette
Drydla Hammon, laborer, 17 Cambridge
DuBarry Joseph N. gener

3ral superinttjndent

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N. C. R., Calvert station
Dubel Capt. James A. 155 Barre
Du Bernard Adele, 48 s Exeter
DuBernard Eugenia 48 s Exeter
DuBernard Sophia, 48 s Exeter
Dublin Patrick, laborer, 121 Cheapside
DuBois E. C. clerk, tobacco warehouse, 143

w Biddle
Dubree Geo. spoon maker, rear 16 Harrison
Dubree John H. carpenter, 42 w Riddle
DUBREUL REV. J. PAUL, St. Sulpice
Seminary, St. Mary's court, Penna. av iir
St. Mary
Dubreuil Aristide, 29 Camden
Dubury Richard, cigar maker, 129 Chew
Ducatel Hyppolite G. 38 Mulberry
Ducatel Joanna, boarding, 38 Mulberry
Ducker George E. (Wm. Devries & Co.)

Westminster, Carroll county
Duckett John, oyster dealer, 63 Perry
Duckett Robert L. carter, 294 Franklin
Duckett Richard G. bookkeeper, 308 Saratoga
Duderstadt August, cabinet maker, 93 Lex-
ington
Dudley Asa, carpenter, 173 w Lombard
Dudley Hester A. tailoress, 74 Henrietta
Dudley Joseph, laborer, 107 n Spring
Dudley Marcus S. (Porter & Dudley,) 269

Light
Dudley Mrs. Mary, 269 Light
Dudrow Charles E. mail agent N. C. R., 40

n Poppleton
Dudrow George W". machinist, 40 n Poppleton
DUER JOHN, importer and dealer in hard-
ware, 8 Hanover, dw 173 n Charles
DUER SAMUEL, merchant miller, 38 Com-
merce, dw s w cor Hollins and Calhoun

Duering George S. bricklayer, 347 Franklin
Duering John S. shoemaker, 104 St. Mary
Duff Andrew, soldier. 111 Chew
Duff Mrs. C. dressmaker, 144 Aisquith
Duff Capt. Henry, surveyor of vessels and

cargoes, 37 Fell, dw 351 e Baltimore
Duff James, mariner, 30 Jew al
Duff James, merchant, 93 n Hroadway
Duff Patrick, driver Adams Express, 42 Sharp
Duff Wm. attorney, 93 n Broadway
Duffy Bridget, grocery, 69 s Bethel
Duffy Catherine, 231 Forrest
Duffy Daniel, watchman, Eutaw House, 98

s Eutaw
Duffy Edward, attorney, 28 St Paul, dw 307

Hollins
Duffy Francis, hostler, Moffett's stables, n

Howard, dw 79 Franklin
Duffy James, grocery, 55 Holland
Duffy James, laborer, 3 Little al
Duffy James, (M. & J. Duffy,) 102 Cathedral
Duffy James, laborer, 296 Raborg
Duffy John W., 116 n Schroeder
Duffy John, weaver, 27 Mosher
Duffy John, jr., moulder, 27 Mosher
Duffy John, hackman, 14 Chew
Duffy John, hostler, 119 Vine
Duffy John, jr., moulder, 55 King

Duffy , hucksteress, 84 Grindell

Duffy Mary, boarding, 84 Block

Duffy Mary J., laundress, 62 Union

Duffy Mary J., laundress, 3 Hargrove al

Duffy Margaret, 55 King

Duffy M. & J., grocery and feed store, 164

Cathedral
Duffy Michael, blacksmith, 32 Preston
Duffy Michael, (M. & J Duffy,) 99 Cathedral
Duffy Mrs. Sarah T., 101 Ensor
Duffy Thomas, brakesman N. C. R.,4l Scott
Duffy Thomas, laborer, 2 Hammond al
Dufreinoit Edward A., carpenter, 748 w Bal-
timore
Dufrin John, laborer, 279 Columbia
DUFUR & CO., (G. Dufur, C. Oufur,) wire
workers and iron railing makers, 36 n
Howard
Dufur & Co., (George Dufur,) iron railing

makers, Uhler's al near Charles
Dufur George, (Dufur & Stowe,) 69 Columbia
Dufur George, (Dufur & Co.,) 3U n Howard
Dufur Orlando, jr., 69 Columbia
Dugan Mrs. Bridget, 17 Jew al
DUGAN CUMBERLAND & CO., (C. Du-
gan, Geo. H. Davis,) hardware commission
merchants, 26 s Charles
Dugan Cumberland, (Cumberland Dugan &

Co.,) 31 Hamilton
Dugan Kmily, 101 St. Paul
Dugan John, hostler, 5 Grace court
Dugan John, jr., laborer, 93 Harford av
Dugan John, 93 Harford av
DUGAN J. OSBORNE, dry goods, 129 n

Gay, dw 36 n Front
Dugan Michael, butcher, 56 n Dallas
Dugant Francis, carpenter, 215 w Biddle
Dugas Lewis C., clerk to Register of Wills,

152 Pearl
DUGDALE GEO., dealer in fertilizers, 105

Smith's wharf, dw Balto. Co.
Dugdale Wm,, clerk, 53 n Greene
Dugdale Wm., laborer. Mount nr Lexington
Dugent Eli, carpenter, 338 e Fayette
Dugent Francis, carpenter, 215 e Biddle

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Dugent Francis, grocer, 248 e Lombard

Duggan Patrick, laborer, rear 16 Concord

Duhamel James, 163 n Paca

Duhamel Robert A., police, 141 s Paca

Duhamel Wm. J., conductor City P. R. R.,
141 s Paca

Duhurst Charles H., druggist, 27 w Pratt, dw
1 n Front

Duhurst Henry P., president Firemen's in-
surance Co., 1 n Front

Duhurst Mr.s. Mary, 1 n Front

Duke A. W., apothecary and druggist, 178 e
Eager

Duke Mary, 2 Lewis

Duke Susanna, 268 n Howard

Dukehart Adam, huckster, 219 Aliceanna

Dukehart Balderslon, 10 Ensor

Dukehart & Co., (J. R. Dukehart, V. Duke-
hart,) fishing tackle twine, 130 w Baltimore

Dukehart Edward W., bookkeeper, 90 Lee

Dukehart George, baker, 94 Albemarle

Dukehart George, expressman, over 103 w
Baltimore

Dukehart John P., conductor B. & 0. R. R.,
47 n Gay

Dukehart Jacob, clerk, 201 Aisquith

Dukeliart John, secretary Associated Fire-
men's Insurance Co. 47 n Gay

Dukehart Joseph R. (J. R. Dukehart & Co.)
201 Aisquith

Dukehart Mary, 73 e Fayette

Dukehart Mrs. Rachel, 67 n High

Dukehart Robert W. hosemaker, basement
18 Water, dw 64 e Lombard

Dukehart Samuel T. 67 n Pligh

Dukehart Samuel, 289 n Caroline

Dukehart Thomas M. bailiff Criminal Court,
223 e Fayette

Dukehart Valerius, (Joseph R. Dukehart &
Co.) 130 w Baltimore

Dukehart Wm. B. hosemaker, 64 e Lombard

Duker Otto, (Wilson, Duker & Co.) 79 s High

Duker Henry, tannery, rear 40 and 42 n
Front, dw 61 Buren

Duker Harman,(H. Duker& Co.) cor Charles
and Uhler's al

DUKER HARMAN & CO. (H. Du-
ker, George Hilge,) Box Makers,
rear 216 W. Pratt.

Dukes I. Rayner, (Gould & Dukes, 3 Court-
land
Dulaney George, student, 51 e Lombard
Dulaney Mrs.^G. L. .59 Courtland
Dulaney H. R. attorney, 36 St. Paul, dw 59

Courtland
Dulaney John, marble polisher, 88 n Pine
Dulaney Nicholas, tobaccor\ist, 215 Mulberry
Dulaney Wm. tailor, 316 Saratoga
Dulaney Walter, clerk, .59 Courtland
Dulaney Wm. J. C. bookkeeper, 316 Saratoga
Dulany John N. (Norris & Dulaney,) 215

Mulberry
Duley John C. moulder, 563 w Lombard
Duley John R. moulder, 563 w Lombard
Duley Margaret, 66 Granby
Duley Mary, dress maker, 75 n High
Duley Solomon P. machinist, 363 w Lombard
Dulgh John, blacksmith, 262 w Biddle
Dulin Dr. A. F. 83 w Monument

Dulin Alexander F. (O. P. Merryman & Co.)

83 w Monument
Duling John, mariner, 182 s Ann
Dull Casper, boatman, 426 Light
Dull Daniel H. bookkeeper, 376 w Lombard
Dull Michael, moulder, 43 Elizabeth la
Dullman John, carter, 100 Frederick av
Dulton John, watchmaker, 53 n Front
Dumas Eliza, seamstress, 49 Albemarle
Dumax Benj. L. carpenter, 464 w Baltimore
Dumbolton Frank A. clerk, 49 Lexington
Dumbolton George, (Carson & Co.) 49 Lex-
ington
Dumbolton H. R. clerk, 49 Lexington
Dumeer John F. collar maker, 215 w Fayette
Dumfrey John, shoemaker, n e cor Gay and

Monument
Dumler Anna, midwife, 60 n Shroeder
Dumler John, collar maker, 15 w Fayette
Dumler Joseph, cuiTier, 195 East
Dumler Matthias, cooper, 60 n Schroeder
Dumley Catherine, 13 Diamond
Dumm Augustus, laborer, 437 Canton av
Dumphrey Mrs. hucksteress, 3 Diamond
Dunahue Mrs. Elizabeth, teacher, 111 Druid

Hill av
Dunahue Thomas, Logan Hall, n e cor Bond

and Bank
Dunan Louis, clerk, 354)^ w Lombard
Dunan Louis (Drakeley & Fenton) 3543^ w

Lombard
DUNBAR DR. JOHN R. W. 151 w Lom-
bard
Dunbar Wm. W. bailiff Criminal Court, 79

w Centre ^

Dunbr'acco Lemuel, clerk, 49 Hanover
Dunbracco Samuel, clerk, 49 Hanover
Dunbracco Wm. T. grain inspector, 143 Han-
over
Dun brow Simon, laborer, 69 s Chapel
Duncan Mrs. Anna, 108 Raborg
Duncan Adam, produce dealer, 340 n Eutaw
Duncan Adam, clerk commissary department,

289 Saratoga
Duncan Alexander, U. S. assessor, Frederick

road near first toll gate
Duncan Charles, huck.9ter, 126 s Fremont
Duncan David, clerk, 47 v/ Lombard
Duncan David, bailiff Criminal Court, 47 w

Lombard
Duncan Emily, 132 Cathedral
Duncan Geo. W., brushmak., 155 G. Hughes
Duncan Helen, 132 Cathedral
DUNCAN JAMES W., magistrate, office and

dw 289 s Bond
Duncan James B., tailor, 10 w Lombard
Duncan James, grocery, 289 Saratoga
Duncan Jane, 132 Cathedral
Duncan John F., junk, 146 s Bond
Duncan John P. soldier, 120 L. Greene
Duncan John, clerk, 47 w Lombard
Duncan J. W., (Duncan, Wright & Co.,)

144 Dolphin
Duncan Joseph, produce dealer, 47 w Lom-
bard
Duncan Mrs. Mary, 64 Camden
Duncan Mrs. Mary, 120 L. Greene
Duncan Capt. Peter, 33 s Bond
Duncan Thomas M., engineer, 47 s Oregon
Duncan, Wright & Co., (J. W. Duncan, R.

J. Wright,) carriage factory, 19 s Gay
Duncan Wm., engineer, 156 e Lombard
Duncan Wm. F., brass finisher, 155 Hughes

JAMES H. JOHJVSOIV, City Steam Firewoinl Kiills— TiJirreii'a FUe ami Wn ter-proof
Roofing, aucl Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubex, over Q'3 W. Baltimore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Duncas Francis, laborer, 68 Essex
Dundorf Jacob, laborer, rear 214 Canton av
DUINQON MICHAEL, tobacconist, 267 Light
DUNGAN & COUSINS, (L. Dungan, Wm.
T. Cousins,) commission merchants, 79
South
Dungan David F., tobacconist, 135 n Spring
Dungan Jesse, machinist, 306 Franklin
Dungan Joshua T., cutler, 44 e Eager
Dungan Louis, (Dungan & Cousins,) 274 e

Baltimore
Dungan Martin L., machinist, 104 Boyd
Dungan Patterson, clerk, 357 w Fayette
Dungan Ruth, 187 Franklin
Dungan S. Henry, clerk commissary depart-
ment, 168 w Biddle
Dungan Theodore, clerk, 187 Franklin
Dungan "Wilkinson, shoes, 153 Franklin, dw

357 w Fayette
Dunham Francis B., clerk P. 0., 67 w Second
Dunigan Daniel, laborer, 37 Fawn
Dunigan James C. A., ship joiner, 135 Bank
Dunigan Owen, soldier, H n Front
Dunigan Sarah E., hucksteress. Shad al near

Greene
Dunigan William, 191 Bank
Dunkell Sarah N., 600 Lexington
Dunker John C. H., box maker, 8 Jackson ct
Dunkerly George L., watchcase maker, 29 w

Fayette
Dunkerly Richard, machinist, 670 w Pratt
Dunkerly Richard, jr., laborer, 696 w Pratt
Dunlap A. H., grocer, 244 Saratoga
DUNLAP C. LEWIS, wholesale and retail
grocer, 11 w Baltimore, dw Barnuiii's hotel
DUNLAP CHARLES, grocer, s w cor How-
ard and Lexington, dw 249 Saratoga
Dunlap Hugh, sand excavator, n w cor Sara-
toga and Gilmor

Dunlap Mrs. , 167 Conway

Dunlap Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, Three

Tuns hotel
Duniap Maegie, teacher, 96 n Central av
Dunlap Thos. H., police, 42 Henrietta
Dunlap Wilhelmina, milliner, 105 n Eutaw
Dunlap Wm. book agent, 96 n Central av
Dunlevy James, blacksmith, 481 w Lombard
Dunlevy John, laborer, 61 Elliott
Dunlevy Patrick, laborer, 109 Garden
Dunlevy Thos. C. boarding house, 41 s Sharp
Dunlop Mrs. Anna, 167 Conway
Dunn Alexander, stone rubber, 76 n Eutaw
Dunn Andrew, tailor, 368 w Lombard
Dunn Ann, 6 Centre
Dunn Mrs. Ann, 159 Conway
Dunn Charles, carpenter, 73 Hargrove al,dw

<6 Grundy
Dunn Daniel, carter, 117 Preston
Dunn Dubree, laborer, 53 Biddle al
Dunn Edward, grocery, 116 North
Dunn Edward, carter, 534 w Pratt
Dunn Edward, dealer in lime and cement, 20

Jordan al, dw 116 North
Dunn Mrs. Francis, 11 Amity
Dunn Gazail, insurance agent, 30 s Sharp
Dunn George W. huckster, 38 Warren
Dunn Gillan, junk, 300 s Caroline
Dunn Mrs. Hetty, 7 McHenry
Dunn James, daguerreian, 59 n High
Dunn James, laborer, rear 110 Dugan's whf
Dunn John, 159 Conway
Dunn John, mariner, 59 n High
Dunn John, butcher, 29 s Carey

Dunn John, cooper, 159 e Lombard
Dunn John, stone cutter, 205 s Paca
Dunn John C. stove moulder, 53 Scott
Dunn John, laborer, 85 Dawson al
Dunn Joseph, huckster, 221 Conway
Dunn Joseph, huckster, 81 York
Dunn Joseph, shoemaker, 27 Tyson al
Dunn Marshal, engineer, 77 Grundy
Dunn Martin, shoemaker, 20 n Poppleton
Dunn Matthew, laborer, 220 Preston
Dunn Michael, engineer, 98 n High
Dunn Paul, laborer, 257 Forrest
Dunn R. A. clerk U, S. telegraph, 159 Con-
way
Dunn Richard, rigger, 57 s High
Dunn Robert, laborer, 83 York
Dunn R. G. (R. G. Dunn & Co.) New York
Dunn Rodann, helper, 156 s Central av
DUNN R. G. & CO. (R. G. Dunn,) mercan-
tile agency. Bank of Baltimore building,
entrance on St. Paul
Dunn Thomas, furniture wagoner, 66 Boyd
Dunn Thomas, laborer, 66 n Dallas
Dunn Timothy, 118 Scott
Dunn Wm. junk, 113 Albemarle
Dunnan Thomas, soldier, 25 St. James
Dunnenfelser Adam, cooper, 168 s Ce^itral av
DUNNETT WM. plumber, n e cor Eutaw
and Madison, dw 35 Garden. — [See p. 20
Advertisements.]
Dunnigan Barney, laborer, Clinton opposite

Chesapeake furnace
Dunnigan Thos. ship joiner, 100 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Dunning Geo. laborer, Fulton n of McHenry
Dunning Rev. Halsey, 269 w Lombard
Dunning Mrs Mary, Madison e of city limits
Dunning Wm. laborer, ]23 Stirling
Dunnington Ann, 211 n Eutaw
Dunnington Joiin, sutler, 208 Lee
DUNNINGTON WM. A. proprietor steam
plaster mill, lower end of G. Hughes, near
the Basin, dw 43 McCulloh
Dunnock Samuel R. 56 Barre
Dunphy John, 54 Lancaster
Dunphy Patrick J. baker, 244 Mulberry
Dunpkins Henry, laborer, 17 Cambridge
Duns John S. stone cutter, 205 s Paca
DuiisterGeo. salesman, 54 n Exeter
Durning Mary, grocery, cor Central av and

McElderry
Dunvin J. cigar maker, 74 s Paca
Dupuy Charles H., French teacher, 132 n

Howard
DURAND JOHN H. rope manufacturer, ne
cor Eden and John, and 132 w Pratt, dw
Caroline near Biddle
Durand Thomas W. 250 e Biddle
Durborow Hammond, coal agt. 359 Lexington
Durding Ann D. confectionery, 16 w Fayette
Durding John T. grocery, 464 Light
Durding Leander A. prniter, 179 n Exeter
Durey Thomas, laborer, 206 n Exeter
Durham Albert, furniture wagoner, 262 East-
ern av
Durham Ann, upholsteress, 226 n Howard
Durham Mrs. Catiierine, 1 n Mount
Durham Charles W. chair painter, 349 Lex-
ington
Durham Columbus P. 1 n Mount
Durham Elizabeth, seamstress, 44 Johnson
Durham Jacob, laborer, 407 Light
Durham Mrs. Mary, 597 w Lombard

SHIRTS I SHIRTS! ! SKIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, Finish and Style, or
no Sale. RATl»IO]VD, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., abo-re Calvert.

SMITH BROS.

& CC

., Sponge all their Goods.

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Durham Mrs. Mary J. 327 n Eutaw
Durham Mrs. Rhoda, grocery, 15 New
Durham Samuel, painter, 117 Cross
DURHAM WILLIAM D. proprietor of
Linden livery stables, 140, 142, 144 and
146 Garden
Durham Wm. D. 302 n Howard
Durham Wm. laborer, 117 Cross
During Wm shoemaker, 75 Block
During Frederick, cigar maker, 375 n Gay
Durkee Henry H. police, 182 Orleans
Durkee Mrs. L. R. 19 Lexington
Durkhausen Susan, 34 n Greene
Durkin Mrs. Ann, grocery, 140 s Castle
Durkin Mary, 10 Hammond al
Durkin Patrick, laborer, 138 s Castle
Durnell Mr.<3. Ann, millinery, 85 tloward
Durning Maiy, grocery, 147 n Central av
Durlam Christian, tailor, 148 n Caroline
Durm Jacob, brickmaker, 407 Light
Durr Francis, shoemaker, 146 n Eutaw
Dursh John, wheelwright, 178 Peirce
Durst August, basket maker, 665 Pennsyl-
vania av
Durst Catherine Y. teacher, 184 Hanover
Durst John U. foundryman, 191 Hanover
Durst John F. finisher, 191 Hanover
Durst Theodore, laborer, Frederick road near

city limits
Durst Wolf, cooper, 60 s Regester
Dushane Cornelius, clerk, 356 w Lombard
Dushane Klizabeth, 336 w Lombard
Dushane Mrs. Harriet K. 72 Columbia
Dushane Mrs. H. A. 76 s Sharp
Dushane James A. clerk, 336 w Lombard
DUSHANE JOHN T. druggist, 559 w

Fayette
DUSHANE .TOHiVf A. commission paper
dealer, 40 s Charles, dw Baltimore county.
— {See p. 40 Advertisements.)
Dushane Mrs. Col. Nathan T. 57 n Paca
Dushane Valentine, book'er. 163 w Lombard
Dutrow Amos W. 693 Lexington
Dutrow Curtis F. commission merchant, 1

Guilford, dw 657 Lexington
Dutrow Jolin S. 264 Hollins
Dutrow Robert H. engineer, 143 Vine
Dutton Frederick W. clerk in Court of Com-
mon Pleas, Aisquith near Chase
Dutton Frederick, clerk, 220 e Monument
Dutton George, ex-sheriff, (John T. Mitchell

& Co.) 596 Lexington
Dutton John, 46 e Baltimore
Dutton John, lime inspector, 46 e Baltimore
Dutton John R. clerk, 220 e Monument
Duttnn Mary A. 325 e Pratt
Dutton Mrs. Mary A. 5 Franklin
Dutton Capt. M. P. 3 s Ann
Dutzmayer iVlary, washerwoman, 170 s Wolfe
Duvall Alfred L. civil engineer, office over 7

South, dw 7 Penn
Duvall Algernon S. clerk, 3 Hollins
Duvall Benj. blacksmith, 22 s Carey
Duvall Charles, carpenter, 69 Mullikin
Duvall Charles, clerk, 9 s Howard
Duvall E. G. 365 Eutaw place
Duvall Mrs Elizabeth, 104 Hanover
Duvall Mrs. Elizabeth, 197 w Fayette
Duvall Fanny, actress, 82 n Front
Duvall Geo. W. clerk, 248 w Baltimore
Duvall Geo. W. shoemaker, 77 Hillen
Duvall George W. engineer, 51 s Schroeder
Duvall Miss Georgie A, teacher, 27 n Calvert

Duvall Henry, (Duvall & Iglehart,) 26 Hollins
DuvsJ.1 Henry C. clerk, 90 Light-st wharf
Duvall Henry E. clerk, 89 s Sharp
DUVALL & IGLEBART, (H. Duvall, G.

H. Iglehart,) grocers and produce merch'ts,

53 w Pratt
Duvall Jacob R 797 w Baltimore
Duvall James L. H. clerk, 3 Hollins
Duvall J. 12 n Bond
Duvall J. C. clerk, 92 n Paca
Duvall John H. 197 n Charles
Duvall John H. clerk, 29 s Howard
Duvall John M. clerk, 19 s Howard
Duvall John H. clerk, 487 w Fayette
Duvall Mary, 19 s Howard
Duvall Nathan T. shoemaker, 77 n Amity
Duvall Richard, cooper, 480 w Lombard
Duvall Rieman, clerk, 197 w Fayette
Duvall Thomas, painter, 74 n Ann
Duvall Thomas J. ladies' shoemaker, 20 n

Bond
Duvall Wm. H. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 19 s

Howard
Duvall Wm. H. machinist, 797 w Baltimore
Duvall Wm M. clerk, 25 s Howard
Duvall V. messenger Adams Express, 27 n

Calvert
Duwees Eliza, butter dealer, 141 n Exeter
Duwees John C. moulder, 141 n Exeter
Dwen Peter S. clerk B. & O. R. R. 56 s Sharp
Dwcn Sophia C. 88 n Calvert
Dwinelle Dr. James, 117 s Broadway
Dwyer Daniel, bricklayer, Calverton Mills,

near Almshouse
Dwyer John, basket maker, 97 n P'utaw
Dwyer Michael, blacksmith, 99 n Central av
Dwyer Patrick, porter, 22 Ramsay
Dwyer Peter, porter, 36 s Schroeder
Dyale Michael, laborer, 5 Camden la
Dyer Benj. grocer, 525 w Baltimore
Dyer D. P. clerk commissary, 38 n Calvert
Dyer J. 10 South
Dyer John, laborer, 2 Webster al
Dyer J. (Penn & Dyer,) 16 St. Paul
Dyer Levi R. machinist, 2 Ramsay
Dyer Walter, grocer, s w cor Lexington and

Faca, dw 26 n Pine
Dyer Walter J. L. clerk, 26 n Pine
Dyott John, wheelwright, 209 n Central av
Dysart Moses A. collector, 150 Aisquith

DYRNFORTH SOLOMON, Wool
Dealer, &c., 104 S. Charles.

E

Eachus Edwin, dry goods, s w cor Pratt and
Hanover, dw Penna av near Northern av

Eagan Catherine, 96 Druid Hill av

Eagen Francis, 6 Albemarle

Eagleston Abram, wood dealer, cor Wall and
Dugan's wharf, dw 771 w Baltimore

Eagleston Mrs. Ann, 362 e Fayette

Eagleston Charles, bacon dealer, n e cor Or-
leans and Castle al

Eagleston Jonathan T. soldier, n e cor Or-
leans and Castle al

EAGLE HOTEL, 132 Hillen, Wm. H. Kelly
& Co. proprietors

Eaisenhow Frank, nailer, 220 e Eager

<.T. HE:VIiY GIESE, Commission Mercliniit. for tUe sale of Fl<»iir, Grniii, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, HI Spear's AVliarf.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., K'o. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Eakman Bryan, carpenter, 109 s Wolfe
Ealey Wm H. sliip carpenter, 118 Bank
Eames Edward , tailor, 56 Tyson
Eames Henry E. belt and hose maker, 328 w

Pratt
Eames Wm. A. superintendent card manu-
factory, 128 s Paca
Eanke Charles S. shoemaker, 39 Albemarle
Eanke Charles jr., portraits, 39 Albemarle
Eanson B. laborer, 21 Douglass
Eareckson C. Federal, clerk, 4n Bond
Eareckson Dr. Edwin, 5 n Front
Eareckson Henrietta, 31 Gough
Eareckson V. 0. lumber merchant, West

Falls av. dw 207 e Pratt
Earhart George W. conductor C. P. R. R., St.

Mary's ct
Earhart George W. property agent, 242

Pennsylvania av
Earhart Jacob B. rectifier, 253 w Biddle
Earl John, at Miller's hotel
Earl Frank, machinist, 52 s Schroeder
Earle Margaret, servant, 95 McCulloh
Earles James H. cigar maker, 153 Vine
Earlougher James P. barkeeper, 170 n Exeter
Earlougher John M. clerk at Barnum's, 170 n

Exeter
Earlougher Mrs. Mary, 6 s Exeter
Early Bernard J. tailor, 95 n Front
Early Eugene A. attorney, 32 St. Paul
Early Jeremiah, bricklayer, 39 Stockton
Early Margaret J. teacher, 53 e Madison
Early Samuel, carpenter, 330 Franklin
Early Thomas, wheelwright, 45 e Madison
Early Thomas, 53 e Madison
Earnhard Lawrence, laborer, 3 Port
Earnshaw Thomas S. machinist, 594 w Pratt
Earnshaw Thomas, machinist, 594 w Pratt
Earp John, shoemaker, 327 w Lombard
Earnest Ann, 186 n Cal^^rt
Easley Thomas, boat bumler, 183 s Ann
Easley Wm. ship carpenter, 280 Eastern av
Easley Wm. ship carpenter, 317 Eastern av
Easman John, laborer, 15 Cambridge
East Caleb J. butcher, 12 Hollins-st. market,

dw 513 w Lombard
East Jacob, carpenter, 56 Buren
East Louis, beef butcher, 234 Light
Easten James, laborer, 89 n Howard
Easter Amelia, 263 s Dallas
Easter Hamilton, (H. Easter & Co.) Liberty

road, Baltimore county
EASTER HAMILTOJN & CO. (H. Easter,
J. H. Easter, J. Easter, jr.) importers, job-
bers and retailers of dry goods, 199, 201,
and 203 w Baltimore
Easter James H. (H. Easter & Co.) 179 St.

Paul
Easter James W. (H. Easter & Co.) 303

Lexington
Easter John jr. (H. Easter & Co.) 266 n

Howard
Easter Dr. John, dentist, 119 n Eutaw
Easter Peter, brickmaker, 408 s Charles
Easterday Ann, milliner, 92 Harrison
Eastern Hay Scales, corner Monument and

Buren
Eastern Spring, bounded by Pratt, Lombard,
. Eden and Spring
Eastly John, mariner, 311 e Pratt
Eastman Christian, nailmaker, Fort av betw

Lawrence and Johnston
Eastman Henry W, 67 Columbia

EASTMAN H. W. Manufacturer
of Eastman's Patent Folding
Family Bedsteads, and Dealer in
Furniture generally. Store and
Counting Room Furniture, 332 w
Baltimore.

Eastman I. B. & Co. (I. B. Eastman,) ship
and com. merchants, over 70 w Lombard

Eastman I. B. (I. B. Eastman & Co.) 141 w
Fayette

EASTMAN DR. LEWIS M. n e cor
Lexington and Fremont.

Easton J. clerk, 32 Camden

Boston Peter, brickmaker, 32 Elizabeth la

Easton Robert, mariner, 145 Cross

Eastwick Edward P. supt. Md sugar refinery,
dw 63 wLombard

Eastwood Geo. H. sailmaker, 45 Stirling

Eastwood Noah, laborer, Landvale nr Green-
mount av

Eastwood Wm. R. plasterer, 333 Saratoga

Eaton Albert, mate, 190 s Ann

Eaton Brothers & Co. (G. N. Eaton, H. C.
Eaton,) dry goods com. merchants, 13 s
Charles

Eaton Catherine, 103 Vine

Eaton Chas. J. M. 52 Mt. Vernon place

EATON & CO. (Wm. P. Eaton, J.
A. Houston,) Real Estate, Claim
and Advertising Agents, over 202
w Baltimore.

Eaton Mrs. Frank, 141 North

Eaton George W. laborer, 155 William

Eaton Geo. N (Eaton Bros. & Co.) 54 Mount

Vernon place
Eaton Hooper C. (Eaton Bros. & Co.) 54

Mount Vernon place
Eaton Isham, laborer, 155 William
Eaton John T. boiler maker, 12 Henrietta
Eaton RobiYison, police, 224 Bank
Eaton Wm. E. officer Md. Penitentiary-
Eaton Wm. attorney, 91 s Sharp
Eaton Wm. P. (Eaton & Co.) 91 s Sharp
Eaves Wm. A. superintendent Haskell's can

factory, 128 s Faca
Ebaugh David F. ladies' shoes, 220 n Eutaw
EBAUGH HENRY, watchmaker. Ill n Gay
Ebaugh Susan, machine stitcher, 19 Preston
Ebbeghaiiser August, tobacconist, 179 w Pratt
Ebbeghauser Henry, tobacco, 256 Canton av
Ebberts Lemuel, cigar mak. 20 s Republican
Ebeler Earnest H. cutter, s w cor Franklin

and State
Eben Henry B. cigar maker, 201 Orleans
Eberhart Catherine, 274 n Eden
Eberhart Mrs. Eliza, 63 Washington, F. H.
Eberhart Henry, brickmaker, 134 McHenry
Eberhart Mrs. Joseph A. Eden near Eager
Eberhart Louis, porter, 51 Portland
Eberhart Mrs. Mary, dress maker, 245 Con-
way

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, LampMack, Glue,
STeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paiuts aiul VariUslies, 100 W. Lionibaxd Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their ChoiO©
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Ebert A. clerk, 62 Centre

Eberle Joseph, stoves & tin ware, 108 Orleans

Eberly Rev Daniel, 146 Scott

Eberline Andrew, 47 Granby

Eberstein Mary, ijrocery, 42 Essex

Ebersberger Christian, laborer, 189 Castle al

Ebert Charles, laborer, 365 Eutaw

Ebert Cornelius F. tobacconist, 175 Barre

Ebert Frederick, tailor, n w cor Sharp and

Henrietta
Ebert John C. piano maker, 297 s Sharp
Ebert Joseph, cigar maker, 39 n Central av
Ebert O. A. 62 w Centre
EBERT O. A. & CO. flour, grain and pro-
duce, 11 and 18 Patterson
Ebert William, glass blower, Stockholm betw.

Eutaw and Russell
Eberte Sylvester, boiler mak. 554 w Lombard
Eberts George, cigar maker, Fulton s of Pratt
Eberts Geo. H. blacksmith, Fulton s of Pratt
Eberwein Frank, weaver, Frederick road w

of toll gate
Eble Conrad, shoemaker, 70 n Caroline
Ebsworth Daniel, carpenter, 18 Lloyd
Ebsworth David, 20 Lloyd
Ebsworth Thomas J. 20 Lloyd
Eccleston James, shoemaker, 193 n Eden
Eccleston Robert E. police, 70 Druid Hill av
Eccleston William, 167 n Eutaw
Eccleston William, mariner, 154 n Spring
Eck Charles, laborer, 40 Granby
Eck George, brewer, 104 s Caroline
Eck Henry, tobacconist, 220 Canton av
Eck Henry, tobacconist, 179^^ s Broadway

Eck , laborer, 35 China

Eckard Adam, carter, 281 e Monument
Eckart Carl, plasterer, n e cor Hanover and

L. Church
Ecke August, woodsawyer 411 w Pratt
Eckel Adam, tailor, 47 Abbot
Eckel Conrad, baker, cor Fayette and Dallas
Eckel John, sweep master, 41 s Caroline
Eckelmann Herman H. cigar maker, 5 w

Lombard
Eckelmann Herman S. grocer, 45 Centre Mar-
ket space
Eckerman Nicholas, tailor, 81 s Chapel
Eckert Adam, laborer, 281 e Monument
Eckert Andrew, brewer, 87 Johnson
Eckert B. carter, 25 iVeighbor
Eckert Conrad, laborer, 316 William
Eckert Gotleib, cooper, 20 Calverton road'
Eckert Hartman, 7 New Church
Eckert Henry, machinist, 356 s Charles
Eckert John C. engineer, 42 Holland
Eckert Louis, cabinet maker, 6 Dewberry al
Eckert Martin, laborer, 10 Baker ct
Eckert Mrs. Teressa Ann, furniture wagons,

119 n Paca
Eckert Vincent C. S. (J. N. Slagle & Co.) 123

n Calvert
Eckhardt Conrad, tavern, 35 Frederick
ECKHART HENRY, bottling establish-
ment, 11 s Frederick
Eckhardt Henry, shoemaker, 140 e Pratt
Eckhardt Henry L. boiler maker, 237 William
Eckhardt John, whip maker, 81 Cambridge
Eckhardt L. carver and gilder, over 82 w Bal-
timore, dw 40 n Frederick
Eckhardt i^t Lauer, (Jacob Eckhardt, George
Lauer,) proprietors Commercial Hotel, 71
Hanover
Eckhardt Louis, shoemaker, 23 Brown

Eckhardt William, carver and gilder, 58 n

Gay, dw 74 Park
Eckhart Christopher, blacksmith, 204 s Wolfe
Eckhart Louis, shoemaker, 437 Canton av
Ecklemann Herman R. shoeni 'r, 5 w Lombard
Ecklemann Sophia, lager beer, 5 w Lombard
Eckler Herman, shoemaker, 5 s Front
Ecklerstein Jacob, laborer, 49 Bank
Eckman Geo.T. wagoner, 880 w Baltimore
Eckman Geo. T. 630 w Baltimore
Eckman John, hay presser, 112 Hollins
Eckman John H. clerk, 112 Hollins
Eckstine Geo. paver, 514 Penna. av
Eckstine George, porter, 514 Penna. av
Eckstine Wm. laborer, 295 Penna. av
Eckstine Wm huckster. Shad al near Greene
Ecksturm Christian, box maker, s w cor

Charles and Hughes
Edel Frederick, furniture wagon, 142 e Lom-
bard
Edel Henry, tailor, 56 Ensor
Edel John W. & Co., butter dealers, 257 Har-
ford av
Edel John W. (J. W. Edel & Co.) 257 Har-
ford av
Edel Philip, tailor, 235 e Eager
Edel Samuel T. (John W. Edel & Co.) 257

Harford av
Edeler Charles, clerk, 350 w Pratt
Edeler Geo. saddler, 350 w Pratt
Edeler Wm. saddler, 350 w Pratt
Edelman Charles, tavern, 113 Hollins
Edelman Daniel, 12 Brown, Baltimore Co.
Edelman Jacob, carter, 171 s Eden
Edelman John F., sergeant police, 385 Har-
ford av
Edelman Philip M. gardener 872 w Baltimore
Edelman Valentine, carpenter, 68 Eislein
Edelman Valentine, carpet weaver, 61 Centre

Market space
Edelmann John, wffeelwright, Chappell near

Fremont
Eden Mark, cheese dealer, 149 Aisquith
Eden Richard, paper agent, 219 e Monument
Eder Joseph F. potter, 121 s Castle
Eder Macarius, laborer, 87 s Sharp
Edes Mrs. Mary A. 173 Garden
Edgar George W. 144 Hanover
Edgar John M. attorney, Bible House, 75 w

Fayette, dw s e cor Charles and Pleasant
Edgar Peter, mate 190 s Ann
Edgar Capt. Thos. mariner, 54 s Exeter
Edgar Wm. H. carp. U. S. N., 247 Hanover
Edger Thomas, shoemaker, 147 e Monument
Edkins Francis, (Leach & Edkiiis) 52 Philpot
Edkins Joseph, photographist, over 103 w
Baltimore, dw n w corTownsend and John
Edey Caroline, cook, 11 n Carey
Edling John, piano maker, 441 w Fayette
Edelinger Frederick, clerk, 49 Albemarle
Edmeades Wm.T. (Barth & Edmeades) Har-
ford road, Baltimore Co.
Edmiston Samuel B. mail agent B. & O. R.

R., 186 s Paca
Edmond Mrs. Sarah A. milliner, 68 Pearl
Edmonds Samuel, grocer, n w cor Pearl and

Lexington
Edmonds Sam'l, s w cor Carey and Saratoga
Edmonds Wm. E. (W. E. Edmonds &S. Ed-
monds) 259 Saratoga
EDMONDS WM. E. grocer, sw cor Lex-
ington and Greene
Edmondson Albert P. sail maker, 17 Henrietta

THK GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for aU purposes— SAIiRS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MABBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Edmondson Capt. Jas. 318 Light
Edmondson Capt. James, 83 William
Edmnndson Capt. Jas. mariner, 77 Warner
Edmondson Joseph A. grocer and commission

merchant, 29 Cheapside, dw Charles street

extended
Edmondson Samuel B mail agent B. & 0. R.

R., 186 s Paca
Edmondson Dr. Thomas, 299 Lexington
Edmondson Winder W. clerk, 56 Barre
Edmonston Mrs. Elizabeth, 220 e Madison
Edmunds James R. discount clerk Farmers'

and Merchants' Bank, dw 175 w Hoffman
Edv.ards Mrs. Amanda, 203 e Monumert
Edwards Anna, 21 Foundry
Edwards Benjamin, laborer, 170Gougli
Edwards B. F. engineer, 115 s Washington,

F P.
Edwards Mrs. Catherine, 44 n Broadway
Edwards David, laborer, 101 n Eutaw
Edwards David, laborer, 74 Beason
Edwards E. G. agent for D. M. Osborne &

Co. reaping machine, 29 Light
Edwards Eliza, seamstress, Clinton n of Boston
Edwards Emory G. agent, (D. M. Osborne &

Co.) 139 Conway
Edwards Fred'k W. photographer, 50 Stiles
Edwards Hiram, master mariner, 32 Henrietta
Edwards James, huckster, 59 L. Hughes
Edwards Jane F. 50 Stiles
Edwards .lohn, soldier, 170 Gough
Edwards John E. engineer U. S. N., 50 Stiles
Edwards John T. caulker, 13 Hevan
Edwards John T. caulker, 184 Mfintgomery
Edwards Joseph H. moulder, 13 Bt:van
EDWAIiDS LEROY, hardware, 297 n

Howard
Edwards Mary, 63 Richmond
Edwards Mary E. 98 e Eager
Edwards Margaret, confectionery, 195 e Pratt
Edwards Mrs. Mary E. 101 n Broadway
Edwards Michael, drayman, G3 Richmond
Edwards P. watch case maker, 141 e Pratt
Edwards Mrs. Rachel, 117 n Central av
EDWARDS RICHARD, .Jr. agent for East-
ern and Western glass manufacturers, over

24 s Charles
Edwards Mrs. Capt. Richard, 44 n Broadway
Edwards Samuel H. huckster, 6 e Second
Edwards Sophia L. music teacher, 47 Ross
Edwards Thomas, powder vermin destroyer,

101 Kutaw
Edwards Thomas H. carpenter, 240 Lexing-
ton
Edwards Thomas J. clerk, 50 Stiles
Edwards William, boiler maker, 134 Garden
Edwards Wm. M. teller Mechanics' Bank, dw

27 s Howard
Edwards Rev. Wm. B. pastor Fayette-st. M.

E. church, dw 296 w Fayette
Eff Hubbard, laborer, 8 e Monument
Effing Barney, huckster, 135 Low
Egan Florida, cloak maker, 97 Hanover
Egan Martin, laborer, 4 Falls
Egan Michael, horseshoer, 63 Preston
Egan Wm. J. salesman, 41 n Exeter
Egbert Dr. Daniel, 210 n Calvert
Egenburger Philip, carpenter, 20 Etting
Egers Henry A. shoemaker, 127 Hill
Egerton A. Dubois, mineral water saloon, 99

w Baltimore, dw 194 Preston
EGERTON CHAS. C. watches and jewelry,
148 w Baltimore, dw 278 e Baltimore

Egerton Charles C. (Richard B. Keys & Co.)

139 n Calvert
EGERTON JOHN B. banker and broker, s

e cor South-st. and Exchange place, dw 143

St. Paul
Egerton John B. (S. E. Egerton & Co.) St.

Paul, betw. Monument and Centre
Egerton John B. (A. Emory & Co.) 143 St.

Paul
Egerton Samuel E. (S. E. Egerton & Co.) 83

St Paul
EGERTON S. E. & CO. (S. E. Egerton,

W. M. Powell, J B. Egerton,) dealers in

groceries, liquors, tobacco and cigars, 37

Cheapside
Egerton Wm. A. clerk, 212 e Fayette
Egerton W. A. clerk, 53 Courtland
Eggai's Claur, piano maker, 125 Franklin
Eggars Harman, barkeep., Belle vue Gardens,

Baltimore near city limits
Eggemann Henry, grocer, 432 n Gay
Egger Henry, tobacconist, 167 Druid Hill av
Egger Henry, cigar maker, 306 Franklin
Egger Wm. T cigar maker, Franklin bet

Ogston and Fremont
Eggleston Edwin C. (Eggleston & Schultz)

■"121 n High
EGGELSTON & SCHULTZ, (Edwin C.

Egirleston, Frederick W. Schultz) gas fit-
ters and ]iluml)crs, 121 n High
Eggleston Joseph W. carpenter, 26 Peirce,dw

212 Mulberry
Egner Charles, clerk, 161 w Pratt
Egner Lewis, Initcher, 91 Lexington market,

dw Calverton road
Eherline Nicholas, boiler maker, 252 e Chase
Ehlen Ellen, nurse, 35 Orchard
Ehlen Geo. W. clerk, 94 Pearl
Ehlen Geo. W. clerk, Greene btw Lexington

and Saratoga
Ehlen Henry W. (Foltz & Ehlen) 137 n Paca
Ehlen John H clerk, 320 Lexington
Ehlen John H. 137 n Paca
EHLEN .lOHN F. coal office, 36 second, dw

320 Lexington
Ehlen Thos. A. driver Adams Exp. 137 n Paca
Ehlers Aaron, confectioner, 177 e Monument
Ehlers Bernard, Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1,

192 e Monument
Ehlers Henry, grocery, 60 McElderry
Ehlers John D. wood engraver, over 117 w

Baltimore, dw 55 e Madison
Ehlers Lewis, groceries and feed, 378 Light
Ehlert George, painter, 181 Peirce
Ehlies Henry, 193 s Paca
Ehlies Henry, jr. teamster, 229 Conway
Ehm Peter, shoemaker, 412 n Gay
Ehmann Gottfried, butcher, 21 Belair market,

dw Monuument near Castle al
Ehrhardt Albert, teacher, 227 Saratoga
Ehrhardt Anna R. 754 Penna. av
Ehrhardt Mrs. Margaret, 252 s Eutaw
Ehrhart George, provisions, 592 Penna. av
Ehrhart Thos. carpenter, 592 Penna. av
Ehrlich Alexander, peddler, 47 Hampstead
Ehrlich Jacob, furniture dealer, 112 Low
Ehrman & Bardroff", (P. Ehrman, L. E. Bard-

roff,) coal and wood, 23 Fell
EHRMAN & BERSCH, (John Ehrman,

Christian Bersch,) steam planing, flooring,

and saw mill and box makers, 210 s Howard
Ehrman Charles H. agent Adams Express

Co., 6 Aisquith

JADIES H. JOHJVSON, City Steam Firewood MlUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. BaltlmoreHit.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Ehrmann Frederick, (Ehrman & Bardorff,)

33.^ s Caroline
EHRMAN GEORGE M. flour and produce

commission merchant, n w cor Howard and

Pratt, dw 20 s Greene
Ehrman George, grocery, 74 Portland
Ehrman Jacob, carpenter, II n Sharp, dw 20

s Greene
Ehrman John, lumljer insp. 74 Albemarle
Ehrman John, clerk. Block near Caroline
Ehrman John, ^Ehrman & Bersch) 140 Lee
Ehrman Lewis, grocer and ship chandler, cor

Nicholson and Townsend
Ehrman Wm. dry g.,ods, 166 Franklin
Ehrings Henry, rag dealer, 5 China
Eiarman Paul, baker, 267 e Lombard
Eichburg Bertha, second-hand, 15 n Pine
EichelbeVger Albert, clerk, 177 Mulberry
Eichelberger Emanuel W. lumber merchant,

99 s Paca
Eichelberger Francis, painter, 12 Chatsworth
Eichelberger Frank T. 13 George
Eichelberger Geoige N. soldier, 360 Saratoga
Eichelberger James, clerk Q. M. department,

77 n Eutaw
Eichelberger John M. painter, 451 Franklin
Eichelberger John W. Franklin House
Eichelberger John W. soldier, 360 Saratoga
Eichelberger John S. clerk, 360 Saratoga
Eichelberger Henry, (J. Eichelberger & Co.)

322 s Charles
Eichelberger J. (J. Eichelberger & Co.) 322

s Charles
Eichelberger J. & Co., (J. Eichelberger, H.

Eichelberger,) auction dry goods, 322 s

Charles. — [See p. 12 Jldvertisements.\
EICHELBERGER OTHO W. liquors, 1 s

Howard, dw 41 n Calvert
Eichelberger Samuel E. (C. Andrews & Co.)

5 Spear's wharf
Eichelberger Thomas S. machinist, 307 Sara-
toga
Eichelberger William, agent, 36 Gilmer
Eichenauer Christian, shoemaker, 62 n Dallas
Eichenbroat John, laborer, 237 s Bond
Eichengreen Isaac, (Eichengreen & Bros.)

Washington, D. C.
Eichengreen Moses (Eichengreen & Bros.) 172

n Gay
Eichengreen William (Eichengreen & Bro.)

Washington, D. C.
EICHENGREEN & BROS. (Isaac Eichen-
green, Wm. Eichengreen, Moses Eichen-
green,) clothiers, 172 n Gay
Eichhorn Charles F. music teacher, 121 e

Pratt
Eichliorn Theodore, grocery, cor Gough and

Granby
Eichinger George, liquors, 29 Brown
Elichinger Lewis, baker, 39 Tessier
Eichler Charles, cutter, 157 German
Eichler John, farmer. House of Refuge
Eichman Charles, (Hopkins & Eichman,) 128

e Baltimore
Eichner Andrew, cooper, Lemmon w of Scott,

dw 186 Lemmon al
Eichner Chas. butcher. Western Cemetery la
Eichner Christian, Western Cemetery la
Eichner David, inttcher, 114 Centre and 71

Lexington Markets, dw Wesi'n Cem'ry la
EICHNER JOHN, butcher, 58 Lexington

and II Hollins-st Markets, dw Frederick

road 6 of toll gate

Eichner Jacob, shoemaker, 49 Harrison
Eichorn Adam, laborer, 156 Aliceanna
Eichorn Frederick, music teacher, 241 Alice-
anna
Eichorn Henry, U. S. N. 90 s Bethel
Eichorn Martin, butcher, s e cor Fayette and

Gist
Eichus Christian, laborer, 151 n Eden
Eickhoff Catherine, lager beer, 32 North
Eickhoff George, shoemaker, 142 Harford av
Eickel Henry, scourer, 103 Park
Eickelman Adam, carter, 280 Aisquith
Eickelman August, blacksmith, 280 Aisquith

Eideiman , boxmaker, 68 Eislein

Eidle Jacob, cooper, 26 Hall al
Eidmann Daniel, huckster, 600 Penna av
Eidmann George, tailor, 20 s Liberty
Eierman Wm. baker, 75 Barre
Eig:elberner Mary A. 55 McHenry
Eigeberner Thomas F. (Shorey & Eigeber-

ner,) 55 McHenry
Eigenbrodt Henry, watchman, 56 s Caroline
Eigenbrot Christian, lager beer. 277 s Sharp
Eigenraug Frederick, harness maker, 142 For-
rest
Eigner John, tailor, 16 s Regester
Eihenberg Henry, tailor, 26 Ensor
Eilbacher John V. blacksmith, 248 Mont-
gomery
Eilau David, 24 Aisquith
Eilau William, grocer, 113 s Ann
Eilermann John H., carter, 94 w Pratt
Eiles Charles, sailor, 316 Eastern av
Eimhold George, cooper, 389 s Charles
Eimlic Charles, 227 s Bethel
Einbrods Charles, confectioner, 105 s Paca
Einhorn Edward, butcher, 123 Sarah Ann
Einstein Abraham, (Einstein Brothers& Co.,)

288 w Baltimore
ELN STEIN BROTHERS & CO., (A.Ein-
stein, Z. Einstein, H. CEttinger, S. Archer,)
boots and shoes, 288 w Baltimore
Einstein Gabriel, cloth cutter, 40 s Caroline
Einstein Moses, hoot and shoe dealer, 149 e

Lombard
Einstein Samuel, tobacconist, 177 w Pratt, dw

23 Conway
Einwaechter Adam, grocery, 6 n Fremont
Einwaechter Alexander, wheelwright and

blacksmith, 116 Columbia
Einwaechter, Geo., blacksmith, 116 Columbia
Eisel George, butcher, 84 Lexington market,

dw 434 Penna av
Eiseman Bernard, butcher, 85 n Eden
Eiseman Moses, boots and shoes, 104 n Gray
Eisenberg Andrew, blacksmiih, 152 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Eisenbrandt Christopher H., musical instru-
ments, 78 w Baltimore
Eisenhard Anton, coal oil and lamps, 254 n

Gay
Eisenhardt August, cigar maker, 44 George
Kisenhardt Christian, shoemaker, 72 Portland
Eisenhardt John, tobacconist, 114 n Eutaw,
dw 44 George

Eisfeld Mrs. , dry goods, 218 s Caroline

Eisfi'ld L., shoemaker, 82 s Spring

Kisinger Paul, cabinet maker, 152 Raborg

Eislea Jacob, butcher, 6 Etting

Eisler John, saddler, 60 e Fayette

Eising Emanuel, (Nordlinger & Co.,) 234 W

Lombard
Eisman Albert, wheelwright, 504 Penna. av

SBUKTS ! SHIKTS: : SIIIUTS: ! ! Satiiifuction Guaiaikieed in Fit, FinisU .-uirt Style, or
no Sale. RAlTSIOiVD, BURTOX & CO., IGS SaItimor«-st., above Calvert.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Eisman Mrs. George, umbrella maker, 57 Or-
chard
Eistor Michael, laborer, 188 Hamburg
Eitel Edward, porter, 4 n Howard
Elbeck John, tailor, 25 Watson
Elbed John, 418 Canton av
Elder Rev. A. J., St. Mary's Seminary, Penn-
sylvania av near St. Mary
Elder Allen, 17 Holland
Elder Ann, 8 s Republican
Elder Benjamin, machinist, 453 Franklin
Elder B. S, 57 w Biddle
Elder Charles M., clerk, 56 e Baltimore
Elder Francis W., (White & Elder,) 80 w

Monument
Elder James, carpenter, 46 s Oregon
Elder J<ihn T., painter, 89 w Biddle
Elder John T., wheelwright, 66 s Schroeder
Elder Mary Ann, 79 Hillen
Elder Samuel & Co., (S. Elder, 0. F. Lantz,)

flour merchants, 32 n Howard
Elder Samuel, (Samuer Elder & Co.,) 156 n

Howard
Eleech John, fruit stand, cor Baltimore and

Hanover, dw 57 Park
Elderkin James K., silversmith, 437 w Fayette
Eldridge Robert, baker, 108 e Pratt
Eldridge Wm. D. police, 172 Chesnut
Elfrey Mrs. Jane, 118 Boyd
Elfridge Joiin, porter, 124 Peirce
Elgert John, shoemaker, 37 Bank
Elias Joseph, furniture, 55 Penna av
Eliason John A. bricklayer, 190 Madison av
Eliel Solomon, (Eliel & Mayer,) 2:20 w Pratt
Eliel & Mayer, (Solomon Kliel, Elias Mayer)

boot and shoemakers, 220 w Pratt
Eline Francis, huckster, 173 Wayne
Elkman Harman, grocer, s e cor Aliceanna

and Windsor
Ellemyer Charles, tailor, 278 Greenmount av
Ellender Frederick, bricklayer, 15 Orleans
EUender Frederick, tin and sheet iron worker,

350 Harford av
Ellender Mary, 11 Orleans
Ellender Sarah, 11 Orleans
EUenhouse George, engineer, 147 s Bethel
EUers John, soldier, 146 Vine
Ellicott Adam, brickmaker, 34 Gist
Ellicott Andrew, 157 St. Paul
Ellicott Evan T. dwelling and office, 174 w

Lombard near Eutaw
Ellicott Evan T.jr. (H. Wm. Ellicott & Bro.)

157 St. Paul
ELLICOTT H. WM. & Bro. Maryland Blast

Furnace, s side Basin
Ellicott H. Wm. (H. Wm. Ellicott & Bro.)

157 St. Paul
ELLICOTT & HEWES, (T. E. Hewes)

produce commission merchants, butter,

cheese, &c., 67 Exchange place
Ellicott John, miller. Falls road near North-
ern av
Ellicott Mrs. L. Eager near St. Paul
Ellicott Lewis E. 530 Lexington
Ellicott Lindely, farmer, 193 n Howard
EUicott Samuel, 6 Franklin
EUicottMrs. Sarah, 642 Lexington
Ellicott S. E. clerk, 642 Lexington
Ellicott Thomas P. (William M. Ellicott &

Sons,) 193 n Howard
ELLICOTT WM. M. & Sons, (William M.

Ellicott, Thomas P. Ellicott,) commission

merchants, 3 Spear's wharf

Elligson Julius, tailor, 57 n Dallas
Ellinger Jacob, cattle dealer, 541 n Gay
ELLINGKR JOHN F. restaurant, 191 Light,

s e cor Lee
Ellinger Samuel, n w cor Broadway and Jef-
ferson
Ellinger & Flit.der, (J. A. Ellinger, C. E.

Flinder,) restaurant, 38 w Fayette
Ellingsworth Wm., sailor, 9 s Ann
Elliot P«.obert O., carpenter, 21 Mott
ELLIOTT, BLACKLAR &, CO., (A. J. Elli-
ott, A. C. Blacklar, Wm. Murphy,) flour
and feed, 15 and 17 w Pratt
Elliott Benjamin, laborer, 188 s Ann
Elliott Curtis, engineer, 66 s Poppleton
Elliott Daniel, brickmaker, s Clement near

William
Elliott Edward, notion store, 126 Lexington,

dw 296 n Howard
Elliott Edward, carpenter. 111 Orleans
Elliott Ellen, dressmaker, 18 Orchard
Elliott Mrs. Elizabeth, 165 e Madsion
Elliott George, shoemaker, 296 Mulberry
Elliott George T , tavern, 17 Foundry
ELLIOT I' HENRY A. & BRO., (Henry A.
Elliott and W. Elliott,) apothecaries and
druggists, 286 Lexington
Elliott Henry A., (Henry A. Elliott & Bro.,)

286 Lexington
Elliott James, shoemaker, 24 May
Elliott James I., (Delcher& Co.,) 160 e Eager
Elliott James, bricklayer, 265 n Central av
Elliott John, carpenter, 234 n Bond
Elliott John T., ornamental painter, 8 n Car-
oline
Elliott John, machinist, 5 Abbot
Elliott John, laborer, 305 Lemmon al
Elliott John, piano tuner and teacher, 135 w

Madison
Elliott Joseph, soldier, 256 n Eden
Elliott Joseph, driver, 57 Granby
Elliott Joseph P., (F. B. Loney & Co.,) 3

Hanover
Elliott Lorinda, tailoress, 186 Henrietta
Elliott Mary Jane, n e cor Caroline and Gay
Elliott Nathan J, (Elliott, Blacklar & Co.,)

8 n Caroline
Elliott Robert, carpenter, 228 e Monument
Elliott Robert, porter, 49 Low
Elliott Robert, police, 189 L. Constitution
Elliott Richard L., carpenter, 284 e Fayette
Elliott Thomas, huckster, 332 Franklin
Elliott Thomas, clerk, 135 w Madison
Elliott Thomas J., butcher, 16 n Choptank
Elliott Thomas, police, 358 Eastern av
Elliott Wesley, brickmaker, 57 Fort av
Elliott Wm., teacher, 298 n Howard
Elliott Prof. Wm., jr., 307 n Caroline
Elliott Wm. H., carpenter, 98 Pearl
Elliott Wm H., clerk, 98 Pearl
Elliott Rev. Wm., letter carrier, 307 n Caroline
Elliott Wm. W., clerk, 8 n Caroline
Elliott Wm., (Henry A. Elliott & Bro.,) 286

Lexington
Elliott Wm. H., painter, 10 Laurel
Kills Alexander B., (Louis McMurray & Co.)

H?l w Biddle
Ellis Charles N., clerk, 212 w Biddle
Ellis Edward, laborer, 222 Chesnut al
Ellis Elizabeth Jane, 151 Montgomery
Ellis Ehzabeth R., 24 Front
Ellis George, carpenter, 433 n Gay
Ellis Isabella, grocery, 615 Light

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &«.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's AVharf.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMOKE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Ellis James, morocco dresser, 76 Hillen
Ellis James, carpenter, 49 Hanover
Ellis John» drayman, 96 n Ann
Ellis Mary, 64 s High
Ellis Samuel H. clerk, Balto. co.
ELLIS & CAIKNS, wholesale and retail
dealers in foreign and domestic liquors,
and agents for Robison's improved phos-
phate of lime, 14 s Gay. — [See page 61 Jid-
vertisements.]
Ellis Tliomas, (Ellis & Cairns,) 327 Lexington
Ellis Wm. ship carpenter, Orleans between

Broadway and Ann
Ellis Wm. carpenter, 49 Hanover
Ellis Wm. soldier, 15 Barnes
Ellis Wm. carpenter, Quaker lane. Homestead
Ellison Archibald, silversmith, 246 Cross
Ellmer Mrs. Mary A. seamstress, 319 Light
Ellrick Klizabeth, 12 s Gay
Ellshel J. R. clerk, 516 w Fayette
Ellworth John W. soldier, 117 Mulberry n e

cor Paca
Elm Adam, laborer, 384 Penna. av
ELMER LEWIS, wholesale vinegar depot,

2 O'Donnell's wharf, dw 87 William
Elmore Carrie, 8 Park
Elmore Chas. A. railroad agent, P. W. & B.

R. R. H96 Franklin
Elmore James, butcher, 14 Hanover, dw 495

e Baltimore
Elofl'e Charlotte, milliner, 88 Franklin
Elofte Francis, finisher, 88 Franklin
Elphring Mrs. Elizabeth, 488 Lexington
Elsler Henry, baker, 232 n Gay
Elseroad David, stone cutter, 171 Hanover *
Elseroad John W. engineer, 151 s Fremont
Elseroad Lewis N. laborer, 151 s Fremont
Elseroad Michael, farmer, 524 w Lombard
Elseroad John, heater, 80 Warner
Elsesser Henry, cooper, 118 e Fayette
Elslager Wm. clerk, 101 Columbia
Elsroad J. T. plumber and gas fitter, 638 w

Baltimore, dw 528 w Lombard
Elrys Henry, laborer, 170s Wolfe
Elsbree Joseph R. ambulance master, 516 w

Fayette
Eisner Charles F. clerk, 378 e Monument
Eisner George, hostler, 18 Baker
Elterman Fred'k S. 10 Lloyd
Elton Charles W. coojur, 1 s Ann
Elton Elizabeth, dry goods, 1 s Ann
Elton Wm. H. cooper, 1 s Ann
EUoiihead Arnold D. watchmaker, 87 e Mon-
ument
Eltonhead James H. clerk, 499 w Fayette
Eltonhead Wm. T. salesman, 499 w Fayette
Ely Caroline, 70McCulloh
Ely Chas. B. furniture wagon, 354 Eastern av
Kly Chas. W. (Maynard, Ely & Rose, cor

Gay and Exeter
Ely Mrs. Christiana, 71 Granby
Ely Mrs. Elizabeth, 152 Scott
Ely Enoch N. engineer, 185 s Ann
Ely & Golibart, (Wm. N. Ely & Joseph R.
Golibart,) Canton steam saw mills, Hudson,
s e cor Lawrence
Ely Geo. D. coppersmith, 71 Granby
Ely James, laborer, 127 s Chester
Ely Jesse F. bookkeeper, 290 n Eutaw
Ely John T. painter, 71 Granby
Ely John B. salesman, 170 n Gay
Ely John W. wheelwright 61 Ensor
Ely Joseph, carter, 87 n Amity

Ely John D. bridge and wharf builder, 203 e

Pratt
ELY JOHN N. bridge and wharf builder,

143 s Broadway
Ely Mahlon S. ladies' shoe store, 170 n Gay
Ely Samuel, mariner, 76 s Washington, F. P.
Ely Samuel, 15 Gough
Ely Wm. N. (Ely & Golibart,) 185 s Ann
Ely Wm. T. apothecary, s e cor Saratoga and

Calvert, dw 86 n Calvert
Ely Wm. F. fireman, 71 Granby
Elzas Samuel, soldier, 65 Harrison
Elzey J. C. clerk, 14>^ s Calvert
Elzey Letitia, boarding, 143^ s Calvert
Emberg Catherine, 228 e Eager
Emerich A. boot and shoe dealer, 16 Harrison
Emerich Conrad, salesman, 234 s Charles
Emerich Henry, carpenter, 7C Union
Emerich John P. (Flynn & Emerich,) 196 e

Monument
Emerich John, laborer, 23 Armistead la
Emerich John, shoemaker, 145Raborg
Emerich Ludwig, soldier, 135 Raborg
Emerich Philip, second hand clothing, 28

Harrison
Emerick Henry, laborer, 134 Lancaster
Emerick Thomas H. clerk, 81 Chatsworth
EMERICK WILLIAM H. boot and shoe

maker, 9 n Eulaw
Emerson Edward, tinner, 495 w Pratt
Emerson John, pipe manufacturer, e Pratt nr

bridge, dw 112 s High
Emerson Mrs. Capt. Wm. L. sr., 112s High
Emerson Capt. Wm. L. jr., mariner, 112 s

High
Emery George W. clerk, 70 s Paca
EMERY JOHN B. granite yard, 329 s

Eutaw, dw 70 s Paca
Emery Sabine, (Schley & Emory,) 44 Sar-
atoga
Emge Elizabeth, laundress, 214 e Eager
Emge Henry, lithographer, 271 n Dallas
Emhoff Herman, driver, 190 s Charles
Emhoff Mat. 326 Canton av
Emiche Andrew, carpenter, 32 n Schroeder
Emicli Charles M. laborer, 3 s Schroeder
Emich Columbus V. (J. H. Perkins & Co.)

136 n Howard
Emich John V. salesman, Gilmor nrFranklin
Emich Mrs. Julia, 378 w Fayette
Emich Marcella, teacher, Gilmor nr Franklin
P'mich Wesley D. bricklayer, 3 s Schroeder
Emick Mrs. Maria, 224 Barre
Emke Andrew, laborer, 48 s Regester
Emiang Frederick, cigar maker, 2 Watson ct
Emling George, laborer, 185 s Caroline
Emmart D.Adolphus (Emmart& Quartley,)

Grundy, near McMechin
Emmart Charles, painter, 240 e Madison
Emmart David, blacksmith, 104 n Paca
Emmart Daniel, clerk, 191 e Baltimore
Emmart Francis, tailor, 210 Stirling
Emmart John, carpenter, 331 n Eutaw
Emmart John M. conductor N. C. R., 331 n

Eutaw
Emmart Jarrett T. blacksmith, 123 Vine
Emmart Michael, carpenter, 75 n Caroline
Emmart Philip, silversmith, 30 n Liberty
Emmart & Quartley, (A. D. Emmart, A
Quartley,) sign and banner painter, 276 w
Baltimore
Emmart Sarah M. nurse, 25 s Calhoun
Emmart Sidney, 185 Mulberry

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of Wliite LeaU, Zinc, Putty, liampblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, PaintB and Vamislies, 100 ^V. Lombard Street.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BEOS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Emmart Thomas, tinner, 123 Vine
Emmart Vernon S. clerk, 104 n Paca
Emmart W. W. stone cutter, 104 n Paca
Emme Wm. soldier, 47 Henrietta
Emmel John, confectioner, 283 Canton av
Emmerich Christian, shoemaker, 18 South,

dw 657 w Lombard
Emmerich Henry, bartender, 57 w Fayette
Emmett Joseph, 17 Foundry
Emmich John, flour store, 122 Columbia
,Emmor Wm. cabinet maker, 37 a Wolfe
EMMONS HERMON L., Jr. attorney, 4

Law buildings, dw 32 s Carey
Emory Ambrose, salesman, 96 Park
Emory Ann, 242 s Ann

EMORY ARTHUR & CO. (A. Emory &
J. B. Egerton,) wholesale importers of
hardware and cutlery, 23 s Calvert
Emory Arthur, (A. Emory & Co,,) 47 St. Paul
Emory Mrs. Dr. August W. 65 e Baltimore
Emory Mrs. Catherine, 39 Harrison
Emory D. Hopper, (Brown & Emory,) Bal-
timore county
Emory Frederick B. tinner, 203 Biddle
Emory George, carpenter, 171 n Caroline
Emory James C. printer, 131 e Eager
Emory John, tailor, 203 w Biddle
Emory Jolin, clerk, 10 s Calhoun
Emory John, wheelwright, 8 Gould's ct
Emory John W. conductor, 126 Boyd
Emory Dr. J. K. B. office 18 Courtiand, dw

147 Hanover
Emory John K. B. clerk, 119 Columbia
Emory John H. clerk, 23 s Calvert
Emory Mrs. Maria, 325 Lexington
Emory Philomen B. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Emory Sabine, attorney, 44 Saratoga
Emory Susan, 203 Biddle
Emory Thomas H. bookkeeper, 213 w Balto
Emory Wm. H. com. merchant 6 Wood, dw

Grundy n of Mosher
Emory Wm. H. 119 Columbia
Emory Wm. T. ship carpenter, 242 s Ann
Emerich George, barber, 179 Conway
Emrich John, laborer, 29 James al
Emrine Andrew, stevedore, rear 224 e Eager
Enkhausen Henry, clerk, 79 Walsh
Eney Jeremiah, shoemaker, Calverton Mills,

near Almshouse
Eney Jeremiah, blacksmith, lis Oregon
Eney John E. plasterer, 18 s Oregon
Eney Mrs. Julia Ann, 18 s Oregon
Eney Oliver N. paper hanger, 485 w Lombard
Eney Thos. R. shoemaker, 14 s Oregon
Engehausen Anna E. 75 Park
Engel Casper, laborer, 172 s Wolfe
Engel David L. salesman, 655 w Baltimore
Engel J. George, gunsmith, 126 e Fayette
Engel Henry, lager beer, 17 Harrison
Engel Henry, grocery, 23^0 s Exeter
Engel Jacob, baker, 26 Hampstead
Engel John, wagoner, Belair av near Balti-
more cemetery
Engel John, cooper, 34 Mount
Engel Lazarus, second-hand clothing, 234 s

Caroline
Engel Minnie, seamstress, 250 n Eutaw
Engel O. jeweler, 2 s Charles, dw 25 Balder-

ston
Engelbach Emanuel, tavern, 75 Hanover
Engels Henry, police, 6 Townsend
Engellbrecht Elizabeth, 78 Central av
Engellbrecht Henry, shoeraak. 25 Lancaster

Engelhardt Edward, broom mak. 221 Chesnut
Engel hard t Henry, boot and shoe maker, 252

w Pratt
Engelhardt Michael, sawyer, 319 s Dallas
Engelhaupt Adam, clothier, 46 and 48 w Pratt,

dw 102 s Exeter
Engelhaupt Amelia, grocery, 183 Raborg
Engelhaupt Frederick W. tailor, 42 Portland
Engelhaupt John, salesman, 102 s Exeter
Engelhaupt Philip, locksmith, 183 Raborg
Engelking Frederick, tailor, 119 Stirling
Engell John George, shoemaker, 580 w Bal-
timore
Engelman Gustav, boot fitter, 26 n Frederick
Engelmyer W. wood sawyer, 78 Somerset
Engelsman Catherine, over 63 w Second
Engeman John, laborer, 196 Eastern av
Engert Casper, locksmith, 30 Liberty al
Engers Philip, tailor, 12 s Durham
England Christian, shoemaker, 303 n Howard
England Francis W. messenger provost mar-
shal, 171 Gough
England John H police, 94 Grundy
England Joseph T. general ticket agent B. &

0. R. R., 40 Conway
England Julia, boarding, 76 n High
England Mrs. Mary, 122 e Baltimore
England Robert A. laborer, 94 Grundy
England Wm. G. fireman, 69 Richmond
Engleas Wm. laborer, 53 Preston
Engleberg Lewis, dyer, 73 Mullikin
Engler August, (Graf & Engler,) 442 w

F'ayette
ENGLER AUGUSTUS C. agent Germania
Fire and Life Insurance Company, office
over 18 Second
Engler Mary A. 5 Smith's al
Englert Mary A. 24 Abbott
Engles Harriet, 13 Townsend
Engles Joseph, laborer, 13 Townsend
Engles Samuel, bricklayer, 13 Townsend
English John, milkman, 92 Payson
English John, tavern, 34 w Lombard, dw 48

n Eden
English John R.. (English & Lee,) 48 n Eden
ENGLISH & LEE, (John R. English, Ed-
mund Lee,) restaurant, 19 e Baltimore
English Samuel, cl'k B. & 0. R. R., 129 n Paca
Enke Charles, shoemaker, 39 Albemarle
Enke Ludwig, artist, 123 w Baltimore, dw 35

Albemarle
Ennert Frederick, laborer, 23 Philpot al
Ennis Lydia A. teacher, 1 George
Ennis Mrs Mary, 14 s Republican
Ennis James H. tinner, 35 n Paca
Ennis John, blacksmith, 80 s Republican
Ennis Joseph T. blacksmith, 14 s Republican
Ennis Sarah, tailoress, 80 s Republican
Ennis Thomas H. carpenter, 1 George
Ennis Wm. soldier, 132 Draid Hill av
Enright Mrs. Mary, 79 Stirling
Ensel Meyer, dealer in rags, 150 L. Greene
ENSEY & KIMBERLY, (R. F. Ensey, J-
M. Kimberly,) wholesale grocers and corn-
merchants, s w cor Eutaw and Baltimore
Ensey Lot, (L. Ensey & Son,) 311 w Fayette
Ensey Lot & Son, (L. Ensey, R. F. Ensey,)
wholesale grocers and com. merchants, s
w cor Baltimore and Eutaw
Ensey Richard F. (Ensey & Kimberly,) 614

Lexington
Ensey Richard F. (L. Ensey & Son,) 488
Lexington

THE GROVER & BAKJBR SEWIIVG MACHIIVE is the best for all purposes— SAIiKS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

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SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Ensinger George, 42 Somerset

Elisor Abram, bricklayer, 119 n Exetfir

Elisor Chas. rope maker, Clinton n of Boston

Ensor Columbus A. soldier, 119 n Exeter

Ensor Columbus A. soldier. 33 Front

Ensor Edward, ship joiner, 249 n Bond

Elisor Hiram, carpenter, 9C Lee

Ensor James, (Ensor & Linaweaver,) 1 n

Front
Ensor James W. ship carpenter, 14 Essex
Ensor Jesse A painter, 244 Lemmon
Ensor John C. carpenter, 459 Franklin
Ensor John, blacksmith, 249 n Central av
Ensor & Linaweaver, (J. Kiisor, J. W. Lina-
weaver,) guagers, fil w Pratt
Ensor Wm. tinner, 483 n Gay
Enssle Joiin C. harness maker, 20 Lee
Entes Henry, baker, 259 e Lombard
Entler Amelia, 24 Pine
Eiitler Catherine, 24 Pine
Entler Julia, 24 Pine
Enton Henry, cooper, 27 Pleasant a!
Entz Andrew, (EntzJi Bash,) 198 Saratoga
EJNTZ & BASH, (A. Entz, J. H. Bash)

booksellers, 35 n Charles
Entz Mrs. Henrietta, 48 n Poppleton
Enwright Catherine, 27 Watson
Enwaldl Henry, boiler maker, 43 Clay
Eoy John, paver, 66 Richmond
Episcopal Reading Room, s w cor Charles

and Fayette
Epp Charles, cooper, 47 Goodman al
Eppart Fred'k, laborer, Crosse of Covington
Epple Wm. {(poihecary, n w cor Light and

iVIontgomery
Eppler Charles, wheelwright, 235 Forrest
Eppler Jacob, cooper, 1U2 s Howard
Eppley & Brother, (Jas. M. Eppley, Julius
S. Eppley,) flour and produce com. mer-
chants, s e cor Howard and Mulberry
Eppley James M. (Eppley & Bro.) 213 n

Howard
Epjiley Julius A. (Eppley & Bro.) 236 n

Howard
Epron Peter, shoemaker, 453 n Gay
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCI-
ETY, 65 Second, G. W. S. Hall, agent
Erbe Henry, drayman, 35 Brown
Erben Mrs. M. S. dressmaker, 33 Rock
Erberstein Adolph, tailor, n w cor Baltimore

and Wolfe
Erck Charles, tailor, 81 n Bond
Erck Daniel F. butcher, 87 Chatsworth
Erdbreck Harmon, chrk, 19 Conway
Erdbrink Henry, clerk, 19 Conway
Erde Jacob, cabinet maker, 76 Leadenhall
Erdman Mrs. Susan, 233 Harford av
Erek Caspar, tobacconist, 234 Saratoga
Erek Henry, clerk, 132 n Fremont
Erhart George, 246 s Bond
Erhart John, baker, 246 s Bond
Erhman Frederick, grocer, 338 a Caroline
ErhmJii: John, 90 Block

ERICH DR. ALGUSTLSF. 118s Broadway
Erich Fred'k, wire worker, 65 Holland
Erich Mrs. C. 54 Holland
Erken Antone, laborer, 233 Gough
Eribeck John, restaurant, 262 Canton av
Erie Tliomas, engineer, 468 w Lombard
Erlich Alex, peddler, 47 Hampatead
Ermling Henry, (King & Ermling,) 122 Bank
Ermer CTOtleib, weaver, 43 Eastern av
Ermer Henry, cigar maker, 43 Eastern av

Ermold Mrs. Catherine, 179 Conway

Ermold John C. pattern maker, 215 w Pratt

Ernst Andrew, laborer, 270 s Dallas

Ernst Mrs. Elizabeth, 120 Hollins

Ernst Frederick, cooper, 200 Montgomery

Ernst Henry, clerk, 28 Hanover

Ernst Mrs. Joseph, 17 Wyeth

Ernst Ludwig, tailor, 575 s Sharp

Ernstberger Francis, barber, 370 Penna av

Ernstberffcr George, beer saloon, 369 s Eutaw

ERPENBECK HENRY, restaurant, 219 s

Broadwciy
Erpenbeck John F., butcher, 98 Hampstead
Erold John, cooper, 107 s Dallas
Ertle John, laborer, 5 Cuba
Ervin John, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
Esansa Henry, dyer, 191 Raborg
Escavaille Jos. B., clerk 1. 0. O. F., 4 n Eden
Eschback Fred'k A., street contractor, cor

Smith and Chatsworth
Eschbach John E., contractor for paving,
basement Chesap'ke Bank, dw 63 Cathedral
Escherick Anton, gunsmith, 477 Baltimore
Escherick Anton, barkeeper, 477 Baltimore
Escherick Ferdinand, gunsmith, 477 w Balti-
more
Escherick Francis, gunsmith, 477 w Baltimore
Escott Edward, baker, 27 Centre Market and

19 Fish Market space
Eselman Peter, cigar maker, 171 e Lombard
Esender James, hardware, 171 Lexington, dw

1 Pearl
Esender James, butter, 262 s Broadway
Esender Thomas, laborer, 302 Cross
Esham Mrs. Fannie W., confectionery, 176

Madison
Esherick Thos., custom hotise, 6 n Caroline
ESKRIDGE & MITCHELL, (J. E. Esk-
ridge, J. R. Mitchell) sail makers. 111
Smith's wharf
Eskridge John E., (Eskridge & Mitchell,) 18

Hill
Eskridge Wolfred T. laborer, 338 Eastern av
Eslin Wm. B. lior.se dealer, 46 n Pine
Esmer Cliristoplier, carpenter, 242 Lee
Esmer Mrs. Ernestine, 242 Lee
Esmer Harman, 242 Lee
Esmer Reinhart, soldier, 242 Lee
Esome John H., mariner, 75 Cross
Espey Wm., cooper, 189 s Ann
Epsey Wm. P., cooper, 239 s Ann
Essenger John, machinist, 230 Bank
Essenger Thomas, carpenter, 146 n High
Essenger Thomis, carpenter, 121 Hollins
Esser John, soldier, 4 Barnes
Essert George, carter, 49 Chatsworth
Essig Fred'k, butcher, Penna. av near toll

gate
Essler Frederick, laborer, 79 n Amity
Estabrook Endor, clerk, 98 Lee
Esterly Doretta, 57 n Schroeder
Esterly Frederick, laborer, 79 n Amity
Estlack Hirara, printer, 95 Jefferson
Estling George, brickmaker, 116 West
Etchberger Chas. E., printer, 342 e Baltimore
Etchberger Capt. James, mariner, 342 e Bal-
timore
Etchberger James S., clerk, 342 e Baltimore
Etchberger John, boatbuilder, 17 Gough
Etchberger Wm. C. printer, 342 e Baltimore
Etchison & Dorsey, ( Perry G. Etchison, John
A. Dorsey,) leaf tobacco and general pro-
duce com. merchants, 104 s Charles

JA3iii;y a. J0HIVS03f, < ity .Steant Fire-wood nilUs — V.'arrcn's Fire ai»d 'Water-iiroof
Roofixig, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over UU W. Baltimore-st.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Etchison Frederick, saddler, 401 w Lombard
Etchison Perry G. (Etchison & Dorsey,)

Three Tuns tavern
Etter Ausjust, 411 w Pratt
Etting Major Frank, paymaster U. S. A. 18

Barnet
Ettinger Geo. M. principal male grammar

school No. 12
Etzel Casper, stone cutter, 275 Orleans
Etzel Kged, school teacher, 34 s Regester
Etzel John, machinist, 371 e Fayette
Euler Ernst, shoemaker, 148 e Baltimore
Euler Charles A, bookbinder, 213 Lexington
Eunk Louis, shoemaker, 166 s Howard
Euphemia Sister, matron Mount Hope Hos-
pital, Bolton near Northern av
Eurich Peter, laborer, 196 s Washington, F.P.
EUTAW HOUSE, n \v cor Baltimore and

Eutaw. R. B. Coleman, proprietor
EUTAW ST. SAVINGS BANK, s e cor

Eutaw and Fayette
Evans Abel, miller, 893 w Pratt
Evans Alfred D. (A. D. Evans & Co.) 157 n

High
Evans Andrew J. pilot, 86 s Ann
Evans Andrew J. carpenter, 156 Hollins
Evans Annie, tavern, 31 s Frederick
EVANS A. D. & CO. (A. D. Evans, R. F.
Gardner, J. L. Booker,) general agents,
s w cor North and Fayette
Evans Catherine, 80 Towson
Evans Chas. H., Lieut. U. S. A. 52 n Calvert
Evans Chas. D. gaiter fitter, Calhoun s of

Ramsay
Evans Chas. W. water register's office, 234

n Gay
Evans Clarence A. engineer, 18 Jackson sq
Evans Daniel, sutler, 37 Greenmount av
Evans Daniel T. pilot, 132 s Ann
Evans Daniel E. boiler maker, 183 Hollins
Evans Rev. David, 18 Jackson square
Evans David G. druggist, Jackson square
Evans Edward, painter, 92 w Centre
Evans Mrs. Eliza, 92 w Centre
Evans Elizabeth, dressmaker, 15532 s Sharp
Evans Mrs. Emily A. fancy store, 153 s Caro-
line
Evans Evan, copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
Evans Evan T. agent, 660 Saratoga
Evans Francis, porter, 10 St. Mary
Evans Fred, cop'r smelter, Clinton n of Boston
Evans Frederick, safe maker, 494 w Pratt
Evans French S. custom house, 407 n Central

av
Evans Geo. H brakesman, 24 McHenry
Evans George & Co. (Geo Evans, J. C. Sul-
livan,) coopers, 22 Patterson
Evans George T. coach trimmer, 200 n Eden
Evans Geo. W. flour and feed, n w cor Balti-
more and Republican
Evans George, (G. Evans & Co.) 84 e Balti-
more
Evans Geo. W. jr. clerk, cor Baltimore and

Republican
Evans Hampton, fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Evans Hannah B. teacher, 889 w Baltimore
Evans Mrs. Henry 70 L. McElderry
Evans Hiniry C. printer, 161 e Monument
Evans Henry, oyster packer, 134 s High
Evans Hugh D. attorney, 37 Lexington, up

stairs, dw 280 Lexington
Evans Isaac, sr. 96 e Fayette

Evans Isaac, jr. exchange broker, 162 w Bal-
timore, dw 96 e Fayette
Evans Jacob H. machinist, 7 Orleans
Evans James B. carpenter, 41 s Dewberry al
Evans Jesse, laborer, 61 Hillen
EVANS JOB & SON, (Job Evans, Thomas
G. Evans) carpenters and builders, 17 and
19 Garden
Evans John, copper smelter, Clintin n of

Boston
Evans John, laborer, 312 Forrest
Evans John L., gunsmith, 36 Stirling
Evans John P., clerk, 161 e Monument
Evans John B., painter, 92 w Centre
Evans John, carter, 12 s Chester
Evans John, weaver, 125 Chew
Evans John A. plasterer, 509 w Lombard
Evans John, manufacturer of tin ware, and
dealer in housekeeping articles, 18 w Balti-
more, dw 29 n Eden
Evans John B. painter, 487 Lexington
Evans Joseph, bootmaker. 111 William
Evans Joseph, car driver, 893 w Pratt
Evans Joseph, leather dealer, 56 n Eden
Evans Josh. J. carpenter, 239 Hollins
Evans M. B. 51 Fawn

Evans Mrs. Maria, boarding, 52 n Calvert
Evans Mrs. Mary, dairy, 125 Hollins
Evans Mary E. 70 L. McElderry
Evans Maybury, messenger Harnden Ex-
press, 19 Jackson
Evans Mitchel, painter, 7 Philpot
Evans Oliver L.. cooper, 19 Jackson
Evans Randolph, machinist, 325 Harford av
Evans Richard B., clerk Record office, 144 e

Monument
Evans Rees, s e cor Bond and Thames
Evans Samuel M., clerk of Circuit Court, 127

s Bond
Evans Samuel, bootmaker, 150 Henrietta
Evans Silas, can maker, 76 n Hi"-li
EVANS THEODORE W. salesman, 52 n

Calvert
EVANS THOMAS H. & CO. (Thomas G.
Evans) produce commission merchant, 80
and 82 Light-st. wharf— [See page 31 Mver-
tisemenls.'\
Evans Thomas H. (T. H. Evans & Co.) 64

William
Evans Thomas, carpenter, 116 e Monument
Evans Thomas, carpenter, 161 o Monument
Evans Thomas, carpenter, 156 Hollins
Evans Mrs. Thomas, 498 w Pratt
EVANS Dr. THOMAS B., druggist, s e cor

Ann and Aliceanna, dw 18 Jackson square
Evans Thomas G. (Job Evans & Son,) 211

n Howard
Evans Thomas J. wharfinger, offi-.e foot of

Bond, dw P6 s Washington, F. P
Evans Wm. A. restaurant, 122 Greenmount av
Evans Wm. F. currier, 180 Montgomery
Evans Wm., pattern maker, 157 Vlontgomery
Evans Wm. M. bookkeeper, 889 w Bdiimore
Evans Wm., cashier of custom hnuse, 1 n

Calhoun
Evans Wm. H., shoemaker, 13 Walker
Evatt Edward, gun and locksmith, 35 Light
Evatt Mary, dressmaker, 79 n Howard
Everbean Christiana, 144 Druid Hill av
Everbean Samuel, laborer, 144 Dniid Hill av
Everhart Charles, machinist, 18 H^'iirietta
Everhart Christian, laborer, Clinton opposite
Chesapeake furnace

8hlrts, Draw^ers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOND. BURTOIV & CD'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Evexhart David, Franklin House
Everliart Geo. machinist, 138 e Lombard
Everhart Geo. G. salesman, Franklin House,

n w cor Franklin and Howard
Everhart George G. Franklin House
Everhart Jacob, tobacconist, 42 Druid Hill av
Everhart Lewis, sawyer, 12 Sterrett
Everhart Mrs. Mary Jane, dress maker, 245

Conway
Everhart Martin, cigar maker, 92 s Howard
Everhart Wm. H. breaksman, 92 s Howard
EVERHART'S FRANKLIN HOUSE, n w

cor Franklin and Howard
Everhart J. J. storekeeper commissary de-
partment, Franklin House
Everett Elizabeth, seamstress, 15 n Wolfe
Everett Fred'k, clerk, 11 iMay
Everett George L. sailmaker, 119 s Bond
Everett James, policeman, 157 s Chapel
Everett John L. porter, 51 Portland
Everett John T. sailor, 195 s Chapel
Everett Thomas H. constable, 119 s Bond
Evering Bernard, 91 s Wolfe
Everest Horn, laborer, 101 West
Everist John, shoemaker, 18 n Durham
Everist Joseph, cooper, 375 e Fayette
Everist John M. cooper, 108 Holiday, dw 74

s High
Everitt Elizabeth, s e cor Goughand Durham
Everitt Tliomas S. harness maker, 39 Garden
Everitt Wm. mariner, 6 S;\van
Everitt Wm. carpenter, 29 L. Church
Everley George, cooper, 250 Aliceanna
Everley Mrs. Mary, 250 Aliceanna
Everline Mrs. Eliza, vestmaker, 252 Ham-
burg
Everline John, laborer, 181 s Bethel
Evers Henry W. shoemaker, 228 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Eversman Frederick, 81 s Bona
Eversman John G. provision dealer, 309 s

Charles
Eversmyer Henry, hackdriver, 62 s Regester
Ewald John, blacksmith, 363 Canton av
Ewaldt August, (James Myer & Co.) 105

Penna av
Ewalt Casper, laborer, 29 n Dallas
Ewalt Henry, laborer, 53 Park
Ewalt John H furnisliing business, 42 n Bond
Ewalt John, tailor, 296 Canton av
Ewalt Joseph, soldier, 102 s Chapel
Ewalt Samuel A. tinner, 519)2 ^ Baltimore,

dw 50 n Poppleton
Ewart Charles, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 16 n

Eutaw
Ewell Fannie B. 134 Mulberry
Ewell John, (Ewell & Kelley,) 12 St. Paul
EWELL & KELLEY, (John Ewell, John
Kelley,) proprietors Barry Hall, 12 St. Paul
Ewig John, restaurant, 697 w Baltimore
Ewig John, laborer, 61 Watson
Ewen Jeremiah, letter carrier, 2 Peirce
Ewin Sf^muel H. constable, 188 Vine
Ewing Dr. James H. druggist, Strieker bet

Mulberry and Franklin
Ewing John J. shoemaker, 246 n Eden
Ewing Samuel W. shoemaker, 246 n Eden
Ewing Thos. W. agent Methodist Protestant

publications, 318 Aisquith
Ewings Thomas, butcher, 88 s High
EXCHANGE READING ROOMS, new Ex-
change buildings, entrance Second and Lom-
bard, Geo. U. Porter, secretary
t

J. HENRT GXESE, Commission Merchant.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster

Exdorman Conrad. 168s Washington, F. P.

Ey Geo. laborer, 40 Aliceanna

Eyerly Mary A. 367 Lexington

Eyles James, morocco dresser, 73 Hillen

Eyll Mrs. George, hucksteress, 145 Henrietta

Eyll John, shoemaker, 389 w Pratt

Eyll Margaret, hucksteress, 145 Henrietta

Eytel Jacob, cooper, 26 Leadenhall

Eytel Mary, confectionery, 26 Leadenhall

Eyting Eli, clerk, 39 n Howard

Faber Berkhardt, grocery and liquor store,

10 s Lil)erty
Faber Conrad, laborer, 91 s Regester
Faber Frederick, laborer, 468 Canton av
Faber George, cigar maker, 256 s Sharp
Faber Henry, tinner. West near Light
Faber Henry, tailor, s w cor Charles and

Henrietta
Faber Herman, tin and sheet iron, 275 s

Charles
Faber Wm. cigar maker, 168 George
Fabrill Francis J. blacksmith, 35 Barnes
Fach Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 28 Penn. av
Faoius Gustavus, teacher, 117 n Calvert
Fadder Christian, laborer, 183 s Chapel
Fadeley Charles, 21 e Fayette
Fadeley James, tinner, 151 Ensor
Fadeley Rebecca, tailoress, 151 Ensor
Faeck John, piano maker, 61 Portland
Fagan Alice, 21 Foundry
Fagan Hugh, laborer, 160 n Dallas
Fagan Jane, 65 Mulberry
Fagan Mrs. Mary, 3 Willow
Fagan Patrick, coachman, 21 Foundry
Fagan Robert, grocer, 235 Columbia
Fager Fredericka, grocery, 27 n Schroeder
Fagret Francis, carpenter, 3 New Church
Fagret Mrs. Lucille, 3 New Church
Fagret Mme. L. hairdresser, 40 n Charles
Fahay Thos. laborer, 6 Dawson al
Faherty John, sawyer, 9 Wyeth
Faherty Mrs. Mary, 203 Eastern av
Fahey Catherine, grocery, 20 n Oregon
Fahey James, laborer, 20 n Oregon
Fahey John, laborer, 13 Preston
Fahey Martin, hackman, 291 n Eutaw
Fahey Michael, laborer, 145 Aliceaona
Fahey Michael, brewer, 76 York
F'ahey Thomas, tailor, 28 Hughes
Fahey Patrick, salesman, 144 Franklin
Falil John, cooper, 172 L. Greene
Fahlen Chas. H. (Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.)

86 n Howard
Fahn John, laborer, 195 East
Fahner Francis, blacksmith, 256 e Chase
Fahnestock Derick, (Brooks, Fahnestock &

Co.) Madison av near Druid Hill Park

FAHNESTOCK GEO. W., Whole-
sale Dealer in Ribbons, Artificial
Flowers, Feathers, Millinery,
Silk and Straw Goods, 233 Balti-
more-st., up stairs, second door
from Charles; dw 19 N. Repub-
lican.

Fahy John, sawyer, 6 Dorsey
Fahs Mrs. Amelia, 24 Jackson

, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, dM.
constantly on hand, 21 Spear's WlOMxt,

THE GBEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Faid Henry, laborer, 420 Light

Faid John, tinner, 420 Light

Fair Alexander, shoemaker, 202 Hughes

Fairall Charles, brakesman, 51 s Schroeder

Fairall George, moulder, 29 McHenry

Fairall WmTH. blacksmith, 139 s Fremont,

dw 40 St. Peter's
Fairljank A. J agent, 70 s Poppleton
Fairliank Chas. soapstone works, 422 w Pratt
Fair'oank Chas. E. clerk, 321 w Lombard
Fairljank Chris, shoemaker, 26 May
Fairbank Edward, shipsmith, 215 Gough
Fairbank Edward, ( liowen & Fairbank,) 215

Gough
Fairbank Geo. K. provisions, 377 Franklin
FAIRBANK HENRY, Gen. Wayne Inn,
n w cor Baltimore and Paca, and livery and
sale stables, Paca near Baltimore
Fairlmnk James, carpenter, 106 Johnson
Fairbank John, conductor B & 0. R. R. 361

w Lombard
Fairbank Samuel G. carpenter, Gen. Wayne

Inn
Fairbank Thomas J. bookkeeper Gen. Wayne

Inn
FAIRBANKS & GO'S SCALES WARE-
HOUSE, 246 w Baltimore, George H. Gill-
man, agent. — [Seep. 1 Advertisements.']
Fairbanks Henry T. carpenter, 325 Franklin
Fairbanks Louisa R. tailoress, 136 Conway
Fairbanks Wm. J. ship carp. 198 s Fremont
FAIRCHILD CHARLES H. proprietor of
Susquehanna hotel, s e cor Calvert and
Franklin
Faircliild Nancy, 34 Camden
Fairchild Wm. merchant tailor, 417 n Cen-
tral av
FAIRLEY THOMAS, florist, 209 Druid

Hill av
Faistenhamer Bernard, tobacconist, 128 Ais-

quith
Faite John, confectioner, 78 Park
Faithful Edwin, moulder, 82 s Republican
Faithful Edw. J. bricklayer, 89 Chatsworth
Faithful Henry, 85 Chatsworth
Faithful Joseph, 218 Mulberry
Faithful Wm. T. apothecary, 703 Lexing-
ton
Falck Casper W. clerk, 230 s Sharp
Falck Casper W. cooper, 230 s Sharp
Falck Conrad, tailor, 182 s Durham
Falck Frederick, clerk, 230 s Sharp
Falck George W. mariner, 230 s Sharp
Falck John B. clerk, 230 s Sharp
Falck John P. cooper, 145 Dover
Falck Rachel, 348 s Charles
Falck William C. clerk, 230 s Sharp
Falconar A. Smith, clerk, 152 n Eutaw
Falconer Alexander, jr., 3 McCuUoh
Falconer Mrs. John, 3 McCulloh
Falconer Wm. huckster, 44 Hammond al
FaldaConrad, laborer, 221 Washington, F.H.
Falder Frederick W. laborer, 140 s Caroline
Faldy Julia, 87 s Exeter
Fales Ebenezer C. mariner, 118 n Bond
Fales Mrs. Ellen, 134 s Ann
Fales George E. clerk, 64 Eastern av
FALES SQUIRE M. iron master, 370 Cathe-
dral extended, dw 117 Preston
Falk John M. cabinet maker, 460 w Pratt
Falkenstein Frederick, confectioner, &c. 257

Light
Falkenstein Peter, shoemaker, 17 Watson

Falkner James, laborer, 86 York

Fallan Daniel, carter, 333 s Sharp

Fallen Michael, grocery and liquors, s w cor

Douglass and Chesnut
Fallen "Wm. mariner, 339 s Sharp
Faller Casper, tailor, 19 Walker
Fallom Mrs. Peter, lager beer, 65 Boston
Fallon Bernard, barkeeper, s w cor Ensor and

Forrest
Fallon Daniel, clerk, s w cor Ensor and For-
rest
Fallon Malacha, stone cutter, 13 Preston
Fallon Mary, 2 Slemmers nl
Fallon Mary, 86 n Front
Fallon Patrick, cooper, 2 Addison
Fallon Peter, tavern, 216 Lexington
Fallon Thomas, laborer, 142 Holiday
Fallon Wm. 86 n Front
Fall August, engineer, Druid Hill Park
Falls Enoch P. laborer, 359 Columbia
Falls Moor N. prest. Baltimore Steam Packet

Co 279 Madison av
Falls Mrs. Rosa, hucksteress, 1 Willow
Falls Wm. K. attorney, 279 Madison av
Falter Joseph J. flour dealer, 152 Vine
Falvary Mrs. Catherine, 131 s Fremont
Falvary Michael, stone mason, 131 s Fremont
Famback Andrew, laborer, 132 McHenry
Fangmeyer John L. s e cor Baltimore and

Gilmor
Fangmeyer John (Fangmeyer & Doll) s w cor

Baltimore and Gilmor
Fandell Mrs. Emily, 398 Franklin

Fanegan , clerk, 22 e Fayette

FANGMEYER & DOLL, (J. Fangmeyer,
L. Z. Doll,) commission merchants, 30 s
Howard
FANKHANEL HENRY, tobacconist. 206.

Lexington
Fannarn Mary, cor Falls road and North, av
Fannen Patrick, grocery, 31 Harford av
Fannin John, hackman, 20 Chesnut
Fanning Gregory, 47 Fawn
Fanning John, carpenter, 190 e Baltimore
Fanning, Julia, 47 Fawn
Fanning Mrs. Maria, variety store, 190 e

Baltimore
Fanning Thomas, laborer, 10 Armistead la
Fanning Thomas, soldier, 190 e Baltimore
Fanon Michael, laborer, 182 East
Fannon Luke, laborer, 6 Hubbard al
Fansy Patrick, laborer, 294 Harford av
Fantom Elizabeth, 3 Bloodgood ct
Fantom Wm. G. laborer, lc<2 n Central ar
Fantz August, blacksmith, 35 Low
Farall Michael, soldier, 40 Haw
Farber Henry J. (Stellman, Hinrichs & Co.)

236 w Lombard
Farber John M. groceries and liquors, s e

cor North and Pleasant
Farber M. H. salesman, s e cor North and

Pleasant
Farby John, house carpenter, 258 s Ann
Fardwell Isaac, jr. carpenter, 162 Henrietta
FARDY JOHN T. & BRO. (J. T. Fardy,
M. J. Fardy,) ship builders and steam ma-
rine railway, south side of Basin, foot of
Montgomery, and cor Hughes and Cov-
ington
Fardy John T. (John T. Fardy & Bro.) 69

McCulloh
Fardy Matthew J (John T. Fardy & Bro.)
108 s Sharp

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifactwrers of "White Leatl, Zinc. Putty, lampblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints aiicl V'nmlsHes, 100 AV. Lombard Street.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, Wo. 40.

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PAEINGER CHARLES, manufao-
turei' of Soap and Candles, 14
Constitution-st. and 5 Liberty al.
has always on hand Mould Can-
dles, Brown, Yellow, Salt Water,
Chemical, Olive and Fancy Soaps,
which he will sell on the most
liberal terms; dw. 14 Constitu-
tion.— (See p. 39 Mvertisements.)

Faris John E. merchant, 161 w Lombard
Farland, Abraham, mariner, 192 s Casde al
Farland John F. sailmaker, 81 Smith's whf.,

dw 100 e Pratt
Farland R.obert, sailmaker, 172 Bank
Farland Wm. sailmaker, 17 n Caroline
Farlay Wm tailor, 297 North

Failey Ecwfid, ]<li(t, hi Ptarl
Farley George, sr. 236 Lemmon
Farley George, jr. seaman, 236 Lemmon
Farley Peter, head waiter Howard House
Farlow John T. (Farlow & Marshall,) 327 e

Baltimore
FARLOW & MARSHALL (J. T. Farlow,

J. E. Marshall,) grocers, 332 e Baltimore
Farmer Mrs. Cecilia, cliina and glassware, n

e cor Eutaw and Marion
FARMERS'. HOTEL, n w cor Hillen and

Forrest, D. & C. Street, proprietors
Farmer James, clerk, 92 Stirling
Farmer John, mariner, cor Dallas and Lan-
caster
Farmer Elizabeth A. 189 Penna. av
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS' BANK,

n w cor South and Lombard
FARMERS' AND PLANTERS' BANK,

17 South
Farmer Patrick, machinist, 92 Stirling
Farmer Philip, 2j n Eutaw
Farmer Terrence, grocery, 92 Stirling
Farnandis Walter, jr. attorney, 1 Spurrier's

ct, cor Lexington, dw 13 n Carey
Farnbacher, Deborah, 18 Peach al
Farnbacher John, cooper, 18 Peach al
Farnen Mrs. Ellen, 131 William
Farnen James, clerk, 131 William
Farnen Jonn, china packer, 131 William
Farn<^n P. trr. 131 William
Farnen Peter, groceries, flour and feed, sw

cor Boston and Aliceanna, dw 126 s Chester
Farnen Thomas, carpenter, 131 William
Farnhultz Henry, cigar maker, 34 e Pratt
Farnsworth Joseph, baggage master, Calvert

Station, 274 n Eutaw
Farquhar David P. substitute broker, 289 e

Lombard
Farquhar Geo. A. clerk, 27 Chatsy^orlh
Farquhar John C. clerk, 159 Gough
Farquharson Mrs. Ann, 42 e Lombard
Farquharson Catherine, 42 n Broadway
Farquharson Francis L., saddle and harness

maker, 17 s Calvert, dw Maltby house
Farquharson John D., clerk, 158 w Lombard
Farr Mrs. Mary, 108 Stirling
Farr Wm. A., clerk, 319 e Eager
Farran Joseph F., salesman, 156 w Lombard
Farre Alexander, shoemaker, 165 L. Greene
Farrel Thomas, laborer, 27 s Front
Farrell Mrs. Ann, milk, 23 s Front

Farrell Anastasia, grocery, n e cor Fayettp

and East
Farrell Bridget, 43 President
Farrell Catherine, grocery, 345 Penna. av
Farrell Daniel, moulder, 148 Stirling
Farrell Edmund, huckster, Frederick road w

of toll gale
Farrell James, laborer, 45 Abbey al
Farrell James. City P. R. R., 77 York
Farrell John, fisherman, 31 s Front
Farrell John, laborer, 33 Neighbor
Farrell John, shoemaker, 2 Webb
Farrell Joseph, laborer, 77 York
Farrell Julia, 2 West Falls av
Farrell Mrs. Margaret, 28 Boyd
Farrell Mrs. Mary, 5 Bank
Farrell Matthew, laborer, 345 Penna. av
Farrell Michael, 33 Neighbor
Farrell Morgan, silver plater. Front nr Centre
Farrell Nicholas, caulker, 18 Armistead la
Farrell Patrick, tinner, 38 n Front
Farrell Patrick, marble polisher, 1 Morris al
Farrell Patrick, ship carpenter, 42 Albemarle
Farrell Peter, waiter, 130 Vine
Farrell Peter, laborer, 8 Hubbard al
Farrell Thomas, 1 Morris al
Farrell Thomas, laborer, 142 Holiday
Farren Joseph F., clerk, 156 w Lombard
Farrier John, 186 e Monument
Earring Augustus H., saddler, 38 Milliman
Earring Adam F., cooper, Charles btw Cross

and Brown
Earring Frederick, cooper, 387 s Charles
Farringer Benjamin F., police, 52 e Pratt
Farrington James, laborer, 7 McLeary ct
Farrington Sarah, tailoress, 221 Mullikin
Farron Henry, laborer, rear 16 Concord
FarrtMi R. B., room clerk, Maltby house
Farron Michael, laborer, 33 e Monument
Farrow Annie, 386 w Lombard
Farson Mrs. Elizabeth, 47 s Ann
Farson John S., pump maker, 65 s Caroline
Farson John, (Cook & Farson,) 65 s Caroline
Farver R. laborer, 321 Hanovei
Fasbcnder Charles P., watchmaker, 301 w

Pratt
Fasbender Marion J., watchmaker, 255 w

Pratt, dAv 145 Conway
Easing Henry, tailor, 15 e Lombard
Fatchs Frederick, coach trim'r, 104 Hamburg
Path John, 286 n Central av
Fatter Martin, tailor, 61 Gough
Fauble John, shoemaker, 89 s Regester
Faucett Annie E., seamstress, 146 n Eden
Faucett Charles, shoemaker, 146 n Eden
Faucett Mrs. James H., seamstress, 14 Low
Faul August, civil engineer, Penna. av near

Clifton, Balto. Co.
Faul Chailes, tinner, 83 Albemarle
Fauler George, bookkeeper, 233 Canton av
Faulhaber Benedict, turner, 170 s Wolfe
Faulkner Alfred B., clerk, 281 w Fayette
Faulkner Maket, tavern, 52 Montgomery
Faulkner Thomas, huckster, 165 s Ann
Faulstick Anton, tailor, 8 Leadeiihall
Faulstick Ferkundus, tailor, 414 Canton av
Faulstick Frederick, blacksmith, 34 Druid

Hillav
Faulstick John, cabinet maker, 16 New

Church
Fauloe Ella J., teacher, 256 Aisquith
Faunderhaust Eleanor C, confectionery, 218

Chesnut

THE GUOVKR & BAKER SEWIS^ MA( HIiVE Is tUe best for all purposes— SALES
ROO.nS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Fauntz Jacob, laborer, 646 Lis^ht
Faupel Jacob, tailor, 1.5"2 n Caroline
Faushall George, laborer, 297 Pcntia av
Fausman Geor£^e H., ci^ar maker, 47 Eislein
Faust Henry, salesman, 26 Barnet
FAUST JOHN, boots, shoes, &c., 19 s

Charlfs, dw 26 Barnet
Faust Michael, cooper, 340 s Sliarp
Fausz Caroline, 21 s Liberty
Fausz Henry, clerk, 21 s Liberty
Favier John, millwrifrht, 415 Lexington
Favier Susan A., grocery, 415 Lexington
Favre Hypolite, currier, 26 w Fayette
Fawcett Dr. Christopher, 17 IMosher
Fawcus Catherine, liucksteress, 28 Anthony
Fawkes Mrs. Frances, 44 n Pine
Faxenberg Valentine, carpenter, 3 e Fayette
Faxon Ei)en, architect, 26 n Charles, dw 71

St. Paul
Fay Catherine, 63 York
Fay Charles, tinner, 139 Bank
Fay Elizabeth, 211 n Exeter
Fay Elizabeth, teacher, 41 Aisquith
Fay Fordice, in.spector ot' leather, 52 Granby
Fay Dr. Geo. W. 55 s Eden, dw 49
Fay Henry, dry goods and clothier, 48 and 50

Centre Market space
Fay Martin, laborer, 90 Dolphin
Faye Jam.^s R. clerk, 23 Read
Feadley Michael, iron roller, 331 Canton av
Feast John, florist, 295 Lexingto.n
Feast John E. (Sanriuel Feast & Sons,) ne

cor Franklin and Gilmor
FEAST JOHN & SON, (John Feast, Lin-

nteus Feast,) florist, 295 Lexington
Feast Linnaeus, (John Feast & Son,) 295

Lexington
Feast Mary A. 157 w Biddlc
Feast Samuel, jr. (Samuel Feast & Sons,) n e

cor Franklin and Gilmor
FEAST SAMUKL & SONS, (Samuel Feast,
Samuel Feast, jr., John E. Feast,) florists
and nurserymen, ti w cor Franklin and
Gilmor, and 55 n Charles, dw S. F. sr.,
Cockeysville, BaUo. Co.
Feaster Mrs. Eva, 118 Saratoga
Fechtig George F. druggist, n w cor Fayette

and Central av
Federleicht A. dry goods, 135 Saratoga
Fedtiu Francis, tailor, 107 n Calvert
Fee Jacob, driver Adams express, 60 n Pop-

pleton
Feehan Martha, 299 Eastern av
Feehely Timothy, laborer, Clinton nr. Elliott
Feely Joiin, laborer, 18 Lemmon
Feely Mary, milkwoman, Clinton nr. Toone
Feenerty Joanna, grocery, 77 Richmond
Feeney Catherine, laundress, 38 Eastern av
Feeney James, tinner, 185 n Howard
Feeney James C. plumber, 185 n Howard
Fefel John, huckster, 478 w Lombard
FEFEL JOSEPH, Jr. restaurant, n e cor

Baltim.ore and Strieker
Fefel Joseph, sr. tavern, 841 w Baltimore,

dw797
Fefill John, (Mahler & FefiU,) 81 William
Fegan Owen, drayman, 66 n Exeter
Fegelien Joseph, potter, 110 s Durham
Feger Elizabeth, 252 e Eager
Fehner Jacob, cooper, 81 "n Bond
Fehrman Henry, butcher, 147 Stirling
Fehsenfeld Louis, tobacconist, 77 Thames
Fehte Frederick, tailor, 37 Albemarle

FEICHTMAN S. (Fiteman) stoves, tinware

and house furnishing goods, 80 n Eutaw
Feick Adam, shoemaker, 234 s Charles
Feick George, shoemaker. 237 s Sharp
Feig Andrew, tailor, 23 n Caroline
Feig Ferdinand A. tailor, 23 n Caroline
Feig George A. butter, 15 Brown
Feig George, shoemaker, 263 s Sharp
Feige August, tavern, 49 n Frederick
Feige Frederick, blacksmith, 9 Valley
Feil William, cabinet maker, 672 \v Baltimore
Fi'ilden Patrick, 7 c Madison
Feilder Mary, washerwoman, 117 Low
Feimour Charlotte, 17 Preston
Feinour Edward, 76 McCullnh
Feinour Dr. Thomas, 496 w Fayette
Feirertag Benj. S. tea<'her, 55 n Fremont
Feistel Mrs. Mary, 323 e Lombard
Felber Louis, hosiery, 217 s Broadway and

251 w Baltim(n-e
Feiganour John, butcher, 809 w Pratt
Felber Lewis, fancy store, 207 s Broadway. —

[See p. 9 ^ilvertisements.]
Felbinger Anna C, 186 s Howard
Feldenheimer Gilly, 33 e Lombard
Feldenheimer Joseph, clerk, 33 e Lombard
Felder George, laborer, 4 Spring Garden av
Fclderman Fred'k, coppersmith, 223 s Bethel
Feldhaus Bernard, shoemaker, 21 Short
Feldhaus Eberhardt, porter, 19 Barre
Feldhaus Ferdinand A., tobacconist, 28 e

Fayette
Feldhaus Joseph A., tobacconist, 280 e Mon-
ument
Feldkemp Harman, lager beer, 753 Light
Feldman Bi'rnard, tailor, 4 s Durham
Feldman Henry, tobacconist, 262 Hanover
Feldner Jacob, laborer, n w cor Fulton and

McHenry
Feldpush John, tailor, 251 n Central av
Feldpusch George, laborer, s e cor Howard

and Camden
Feldpusch John, barber, 1.88 n Central av

FELGNER F. W., Tobaeeo Works,
successor to F. H. Bisehofif's cele-
brated manufactory, 90 and 92 s
Charles, dw Garden near Druid
Hill

Felger John, shoemaker, 294 s Paca

Felix Wm , cooper, 118 Cross

Felk Wolf, tailor, 157 s Fremont

Fell John, laborer, 14 Barnes

Fell John, 227 Harford av

Fell Mrs. Mary, 227 Harford av

Fell Peter, laborer, J77 William

Fellar Paul, tailor, 73 Walsh

Feller Ciiarles, cooper, 139 and 141 s Caro-
line, dw 111

Feller George, cooper, 38 Bank

Feller George, paper hanger, s w cor Saratoga

Feller John, cooper, 299 s Suarp

Feller Valentine, restaurant, s w cor Saratoga
and Park

Felling Henry, tailor, 121 n Bond

Fells George, carpenter, 154 Mulberry

Felter John, 144 s Central av

Felthouse Henry, shoemaker, 64 Mulberry

Feltman George, laborer, rear 163 s Regester

Feltman Henry, 5 Cannon

JAMES H. JOHIVSOIV, City Steam Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire anA W^ter-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-«t.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BEOS. & CO.

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Feltner Adam, carter, 80 Grindall
Feltner Adam, carter, 63 James la
Feltner Frederick, laborer, 385 s Charles
Felty Wm., conductor N. C. R., n w corner

Biddle and Cathedral
Fenby Theodosia, dry ffoods, 137 n Gay
FENDRICH BROS , (Jos. Fendrich, Chas.

Fendrich,) tobacconists, 155 Forrest and

49 South
Fendrich Charles, (Fendrich Bros.,) 20 Ais-

quith
Fondi'ich David, cooper, 394 n Gay
Fendrich Joseph, (Fendrch Bros.,) SOAisquith
Fenge John, tailor, 45 Perry
Fenhagen C. D. clerk, 93 s Eden
Fenhagen James C. carpenter, 93 s Eden
Fenke John, painter, 159 William
Fenkeldey Henry J. currier, 145 Hamburg-
Fenne Bernard, blacksmith, 315 n Central av
Fennell Maurice, clerk B. & O. R. R. 131

Columbia
Fennell Thomas, painter, 9 Jefferson
Fennell Wesley, lumber agent, Mill, dw 42

Fawn
Fenneman Ferdinand, grocer, 267 Canton av
Fenneman John T. salesman, 36 s Poppleton
Fenneman Susanna, groceries and provisions,

36 s Poppleton
Fanner George, shoemaker, 107 L. Greene
Fenner Henry, shoemaker, 235 Hamburg
Fanner Joseph, laborer, 285 Canton av
Fenner Philip, shoemaker, 235 Hamburg
Fenon Michael, rear 5 Bank
Fensel Francis, tailor, 373 Penna. av
Fensel Mary Ann, 373 Pennsylvania av
Fensley William, boots and shoes, 141 s

Broadway, dw 85
Fenton Aaron, (Drakeley & Fenton,) 307 w

Fayette
Fenton John, laborer, 122 s Greene
Fenwick Ann, 56 n Dallas
Fenwick Henry A. shipping merchant, 77

Smith's wharf, dw 44 Franklin
Ferbec Napoleon, mariner, 37 Hill
Ferber Henry, tailor, 280 s Charles
FERCIOT PETER, wine and commission

merchant, 17 Courtland
Ferciot Sophia, fluting and crimping, 17

Courtland
Feruuson Miss Ann E. 6 s Republican
Ferguson Mrs. Arabella, dress maker, 85

Hollins
Ferguson Caroline, 61 n Calvert
Ferguson Catherine, dress maker, 79 Druid

Hill av
Ferguson Charles, (Ferguson & Tyson,) 17

Hollins
Ferguson Collin, clerk, 534 w Fayette
Ferguson Mrs. Eliza, 79 Druid Hill av
Ferguson Mrs. Elizabeth, 2H4 w Fayette
FERGUSON, GEHRING & CO. (R Fer-

guson> J. G. Gehring,) tobacco pipe manu-
facturers, 51 Clay
Ferguson Geo-. C. shoemaker, 208 e Lombard
Ferguson Geo. H. 61 n Calvert
Ferguson James, carpenter, 79 Druid Hill av
Ferguson J. Henry, 169 w Lombard
Ferguson John, grocer, n e cor Brune and

Franklin
Ferguson Margaret, boarding, 55 e Madison
Ferguson Nehemiah, 118 n Caroline
Ferguson Robert, conductor N. C. R. 15 w

Biddle

Ferguson Robert, (Ferguson, Gehring & Co.)

170 Ensor
Ferguson Robert, turner. Eagle Hotel, Hiilen
Ferguson Thcodoric, carpenter, 1 Orleans
Ferguson Mrs Theresa, 103 s High
Ferguson Thomas, agent, 283 s Charles
Ferguson William, boiler mak. 263e Madison
Ferguson William, 327 Franklin
Ferguson William, tinner, 7 s Oregon
FEIiGUSSON & TYSON, (C. Fergusson,
H. G. Tyson,) wholesale grocers and com-
misson merchants, 121 w Lombard
Ferree Alexander, 165 L. Greene
Ferick Peter, laborer, 135 North
Ferker Christopher, cigar maker, 33 Edward
Fernall John, whitewasher, 93 Low
Farnan Bernard, cooper, 184 Gough
Fernandis Walter, jr. attorney, s w cor Lex-
ington and Spurrier's ct
Ferrandini Cipriano, hair dresser, Calvert,
under Barnum's hotel, dw 250 e Baltimore
Fernheimer ^amuel, butcher, 236 Aliceanna
Ferree Alexander, shoemaker, 165 L Greene
Ferrell Elislia, iron moulder, 63 Elliott
Ferrell Mrs. Mary, 320 e Pratt
Ferrell Capt. Thos. mariner, 303 e Pratt
Ferris Baldo, eating saloon, 154)^ w Pratt,

dw 88 s Charles
Ferris John, laborer, 5 Young
Ferry Elizabeth, 43 s Greene
Ferry J. & Co. (R. G. Lumpken,) wholesale
liquor and commission merchants, 51 Light
Ferry John W. carpenter, 86 s Carey
Ferry John, (Ferry & Co ) 43 Lee
Fersch Michael, cooper, 341 s Howard
Ferstenhovar Conrad, milkman, Clinton near

Ellicott
Fesler E. A. (E. A. Fesler & Co.) 364 n Gay
FESLER EDWARD A. & CO. (Ed. A.
Fesler, Nicholas Valiant,) china, glass and
queensware, 1 n Howard
Fesley Bernard, driver, 243 s Ann
Fessman Philip, confectioner, 33 n Frederick
Fessen John, 426 Canton av
Feste Rev. S. St. Mary's Seminary, Penna.

av near St. Mary
Festaman Chas. butcher, 422 Penna. av
Fester Christopher, laborer, 116 w Hoffman
Fester John, shoemaker, 34 Thames
Fetters John F. ship joiner, 180 s Eden
Feterling John, confectionery, 10 Fell
Fethe August, coach trimmer, 96 Hiilen
Fetsch August, blacksmith, 202 Stirling
Fetsch John T. stone cutter, 337 s Charles
Fette Henry, shoemaker, 11 Warner
FetzelSamuel, conductor, 52 Schroeder
Feuerestme Lewis, cooper, 59 Johnson
Feuchiwanger Louis, lithographer, 5 Spring ct
Feuchter Joseph, shoemaker, 236 s Dallas
Feuchtwargert Louis, printer, 5 Spring ct
Feuerbaum John, tavern, 13 w second
Feuillan & Dandelet, (John Feuillan, Francis
Dandelet,) French ateam dyers and scour-
ers, 124 n Howard
Feuillan John, (Feuillan & Dandelet,) 124 n

Howard
Feuss Andrew, clerk, 21 s Liberty
Feuss Andrew C. bookkeeper, 21 s Liberty
Feuss Henry C. clerk, 21 s Liberty
Fey Augustus, piano maker, 46 l^. Pleasant
Fey Caleb, machinist, 408 w Fayette
Fey Valentine, laborer, 470 Canton av
Ficht John, carpenter, 10 Ramsay

shirts: SHIRTS!! SKIRT.<5 I I ! RAYMO.'VO, BURTOIV A CO. are now located at
168 BniUuiure-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.3
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Fichtner George, oyster packer, 118 s Chapel

Fick August, mining engineer, 40 Holiday

Fick Adolphus P. 171 w Lombard

Fick Edward, clerk, 40 Holiday

Fick Ferdinand, piano maker, 40 Holiday

Fick George A. shoemaker, 104 Cross

Fick Henry, varnisher, 234 s Charles

Fick J. Charles, laborer, 88 s Bethel

Fick Wm. G. tavern, 264 s Broadway

Fick Wm. G. tavern, 309 s Bond

Fickenger John, stove polisher, 103 s Schroe-

der
Fickenger John, laborer, 32 Guilford al
Fickenscher Henry, shoemaker and shoe

findings, 91 Harrison
Fickey Andrew, clerk, 98 Park
Fickey Frederick, jr. 83 n Liberty
Fickey Frederick, sr. 83 n Liberty
Fickey John H. restaurant, 182 Pearl
Fickey Mary, 100 s Carey
FICKEY WM. H. tobacco pipe manufac-
tory, 136 Eastern av, dw 83 n Liberty
Fidgett Richard, ship carpenter, 60 Hughes
Fieck John, piano maker, 61 Portland
Fiege Henry, grocery, s e cor Boston and

Clinton
Field A. 4 s Fremont
Field Abiathar, oysters, 443 w Pratt, dw 309

w Lombard
Field Abiathar W. oysters, 309 w Lombard,

dw 4 Tlollins
Field John A. jr. (at Hamilton Easter &, Co.)

650 w Fayette
FIELD Dr. PHILIP S., 606 w Fayette
Field Susan A. V., 243 e Fayette
Field Wm. H., U. S. N., 247 e Pratt
Fieldhouse Charles, cigar maker, 57 Watson
Fields Capt. A. B. 243 c Fayette
Fields Caroline, 35 s Durham
Fields & Gilmore, (James Fields, Richard Gil-
more) merchant tailors, 81 Thames
Fields James, mariner, 266 e Pratt
Fields James, cooper, 95 n Caroline
Fields James, 209 e Baltimore
Fields James, (Fields &, Gilmore) 206 e Pratt
Fields John, mate, 51 Hill
Fields John, soldier, 219 Mullikin
Fields Martha, 42 Booth
Fields Mary, 126 n Bond
Fields Mitchell B., storage warehouse, 118

Spear's wharf, dw 25 s Bond
Fields Thompson, moulder, 292 e Monument
Fields Wm. coachsmith, 143 n Bethel
Fields Wm. H., wheelwright, 135 s Fremont,

dw 202 s Paca
Fields Wm. H. driver, 244 s Eutaw
Fields Wm. M., sheet iron worker, 126 n

Bond
Fierheller Godfrey, baker, 22 Thompson
Fifer A. laborer, 188 Stirling
Fifer Christopher, engineer, 8 Bolton
Fifer George, laborer, 355 Cathedral
Fifer Godfrey, (Fifer & Quinn) 80 Mount
Fifer Henry, laborer, 5 Vincent
Fifer Jacob, stone quarries, 74 Mount
Fifer John, tailor, 159 s Regester
Fifer John, piano maker, 61 Portland
Fifer Michael, blacksmith, Bevan bet Cross

and Hamburg
Fifer Nicholas, coach trimmer, 237 Hoffman
Fifer & Quinn, (G. Fifer, W. H. Quinn)

coach makers, 50 German
Fighel Michael, brewer, 33 s Bond

J. HEIVRY GIESE:, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grnln, Seeds, <Sbc
Roaeudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand. Hi Spear's Wharf.

Fiick Adam, shoemaker, 234 s Charles
Fiick Henry, painter, 234 s Charles
Filbert George, shoemaker, 388 n Gay
Filbert John A. clerk, 104 n High
Filbert Michael, grocery, 384 n Gay
Filbin Patrick, laborer, 181 Vine
Filbin Patrick, laborer, 99 Elliott
Filbin Patrick, laborer, 49 Elliott
Filchner Charles, laborer, 16 Abey al
File George, watchman, 158 Henrietta
Files Joseph, 14 Fish Market space
Files William, ship carpenter, 33 Cambridge,

Canton
Filler Joseph, laborer, 206 German
Filling Henry, finisher, 538 Saratoga
Filling Henry, shoemaker, 1 Russell
Filling John, box maker, 246 s Sharp
Filling John, carter, 200 Cross
Fillinger James L. clerk, 3 Columbia
Fillinger John M. oyster packer, 23 Orchard
Fillinger Margaret M. 3 Columbia
FILLINGER PAUL, grocery, 56 s Schroeder
Fillmore George, cooper, 256 Hamburg
Finch Geo. bookbinder, Mosher near Grundy
Finch James, cigar maker, 88 Mulliken
Finch James, police, 88 Milliken near Bond
Finch John, bricklayer, 65 n Poppleton
Finch Mary Ann, shocbinder, 101 Jefferson
Fincher Maria, 150 Division
Fitick Henry, tailor, 215 Canton av
Finck Catherine, grocery and liquors, 162 e

Lombard
FINDLEY JOHN V. L., attorney, over cor

Lexington and Spurrii-r's ct, dw n w cor

Lexington and St. Paul
Findling Wm. tailor, 444 Saratoga
Fink Adam, cabinetmaker, 56 Greenmountav
Fink Alfred J. carpenter, 197 Fremont
FINK & BROTHER, (Joseph Fink, H. S.

Fink) grocers and commission merchants, a

\v cor Franklin and Eutaw
Fink Mrs. C. 28 n Paca
Fink Edward, 278 s Bond
Fink Elizabeth, milliner, 71 Druid Hill av
Fink Erhardt, tailor, 4 n Durham
Fink George, turner, 177 Raborg
Fink George, tailor, 18 Walker
Fink Henry, tailor, 295 Canton av
Fink Henry, laborer, 62 s Regester
Fink Henry S. (Fink & Bro.) 85 Franklin
Fink Henry, agent, 10 Grundy
Fink Henry, paper carrier, 90 Harrison
Fink Herman, cabinet maker, 37 Harrison
Fink Ikin, tailor, 321 n Central av
Fink Jacob, laborer, Monroe n of Pratt
Fink John, shoemaker, 146 e Lombard
Fink John, shoemaker, 184 s Chapel
Fink Joseph, (Fink & Bro.) 221 Franklin
Fink Julius, cigar maker, 295 Canton av
Fink Peter, cabinet maker, 36 L. Mc Klderry
Fink Wm. L. shoemaker, 146 e Lombard
Fink Wilhelm, cabinet maker, 30 Abbott
Finke Frederick, varnisher, 247 s Paca
Finke Mrs. Margaret, 247 s Paca
Finkeldey Henry J. currier, 145 Hamburg
Finknauer Henry, cabinet maker, 142 n Cal-
vert
Finlay James, clerk, 135 Pine
Finley Mrs. Ann, 6 Hammond al
Finley Frederick W. tobacconist, 90 and 92 s

Charles
Finley James J. (Lannahan & Finley,) 317

Druid Hill av

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Finley James, blacksmith, 71 Eislein
Finley Jane, 35 Aisquith
Finley John J. shoemaker, 158 e Madison
Finley Joiin F. clerk, 2 St. Mary
Finley Mary Ann, seamstress, 40 Preston
Finley Robert S. (F. B. Loney & Co.) Foun-
tain Hotel
Finley Thomas, confectioner, 184 George
Finley Wm. soldier, 197 Saratoga
Finn Mrs Ellen, 166 s Central av
Finn Daniel, laborer, 540 w Pratt
Finn John, carter, 4 e Bath
Finn John, tailor and scourer, 4 Bank
Finn Michael, laborer, 36 William
Finn Patrick, carter, 45 President
Finnan Bernard, grocery, 104 n Calvert
Finnan Bridget, seamstress, 120 Harford av
Finnan Martin, oil paste polish manufacturer,

18 Mercer
Finnan Patrick, grocery, 1 Jenkins al
Finnall Wm. 58 Richmond
Finnegan Bernard, laljorer, 9 Webster al
Finnegan Catherine, 58 Preston
Finnegan Mrs. Ellen, 42 Valley
Finnegan Henry, car driver, 970 w Baltimore
Finnagan John, boiler maker, 61 Walnut al
Finnegan John, laborer, 58 Preston
Finnegan & Lynch, (0. Finnegan, M.

Lynch,) wheelwright and blacksmiths, 88

Worth
Finnegan Lawrence, laborer, 4 e Centre
Fnnegan Lawrence, dry goods, 302 n Gay
Fmnegan Mary, milliner, 70 Pearl
Finnegan Michael, carpenter, 22 Orbit
Finnegan Owen, (Finnegan & Lynch,) 4

• Constitution
Finnegan Thomas, 58 Preston
Finnen John, tiuckstcr, 9 Watson
Finnen Matthew, blacksmith, 18 \ alley
Finnessy David, laborer, 6 East
Finneren Martin, tav'n, 39 Centre mark'lspace
Finney Hugh, plumbcJr, 291 e Madison
Fint Gustav, butcher. 104 Penna. av
Finten John, laborer, 122 L. Greene
Finzel Bankratz, tailor, 245 Chase
Fiquet Dominic, 813 w Baltimore
Fire Commissioners' office. City Hall
Fire Department, Alpha No. 1, Paca near

Fayette
Fire Department, Home No. 2, Barre near

Howard
Fire Department, Comet No. 3, 32 e Lombard
Fire Department, Caleb CushinglNo. 4, North,

cor Lexington
Fire Department, Thomas Swann No. 5, Ann

bet Pratt and Gough
Fire Department, Hope No. 6, intersection of

Gay and Ensor
Fire Department, Baltimore, No. 7, Eutaw

cor Ross
Fire Department, Hook and Ladder, No. 1,

Harrison near Baltimore
Fire Department, Hook and Ladder, No. 2,

Paca near f ayette
Fire Inspector's office, city hall, F. H. B.

Boyd, inspector
FIREMAN'S INSURANCE CO. OF BAL-
TIMORE, ne cor South and Second, Henry

P. Duhurst, president — [See p. 30 Mvertise-

ments.]
Firman Mark, boiler maker, 144 Harford av
Firnan Adelbert, silver plater, 253 West
Firnir Charles R. plumber, 250 West

Firnstein Valentine, boot and shoemaker, 4i

n Eutaw
Firor Uriah, carpenter, 409 Lexington
Firsk Matilda, 297 s Durham
Firoved David, grocer, 232 Franklin
Firoved John, grocer, 53 s Schroeder
First Mrs. Mary, 63 s Durham
FIRST iXATlONAL BANK, 8 s Gay— (See

Appendix.)
Fishback Frederick, shoemaker, 62 Johnson
Firth Jonas, coachmaker, 9 Grundy
Fischer August, tailor, 18 New Church
Fischer Andrew, white washer, 201 s Wolfe
Fischer Andrew, laborer, 299 Aliceanna
Fischer Arthur T., (Fischer & Bro.) 638 w

Fayette
Fischer (Jasper, fnundryman, Clinton opposite

Chesiipeake furnace
FISCHER CHRISTIAN, restaurant, 109

Camden
FISCHER «fc BROTHER, (Arthur T. Fisch-
er, VVm. Fischer) central photographic gal-
lery, over 95 w Baltimore
Fischer Emanuel, dry goods, n e cor Eden

and Orleans
Fischer Ernst, staves, hoop poles and lumber,

Eutaw near Lee, dw 83 Grindall
Fischer Ferdinand, shoemaker, 209 s Eutaw
Fischer Francis M. stoves and tin ware, 14 w

Lombard
F'ischer Frederick, musician, 147 Sarah Ann
Fischer Frederick, brass founder, 41 Gittings
Fischer Frederick, tin and sheet iron worker,

14 w Lombara
Fischer Frederick, carpenter, 192 Conway
Fisher George, cooper, 183 s Bethel
Fischer George, painter, 21 Armistead la
Fischer George, hostler, 42 Biddle al
Fischer George J. 638 w Fayette
Fischer George J., jr., clerk, 638 w Fayette
Fischer Godfrey, cutter, 79 Bank
Fischer Gotleib, butcher, 422 Penna. av
Fischer Gotleib, pork butcher, 56 Belair mar-
ket, dw Harford a v. near rope walk
Fischer Henry, shoemaker, 77 Aisquith
F'ischer H. Philip, shoemaker, 245 Penna. av
Fischer John, tailor, 5 New Church
Fisher John, piano maker, 50 Dover
Fi.scher John, bookbinder, 107 Pearl
Fischer John C. clerk, 5 Harrison
Fischer John, butcher, 66 s Central av
Fischer .loseph, fiirm laborer, 237 Lee
FISCHER LOUIS C. attorney, 31 Lexington,

dw 95 s Sharp
Fischer Louis, tailor, 61 Gough
Fischer Mary, 207 Aliceanna
Fischer Nicholas, shoemaker, 445 Lexington
Fischer Peter, laijorer, 77 Ramsay
Fischer Wm. (Fischer & Bro.) 638 w Fayette
Fischer Wm. tailor, 90 n Caroline
Fischer Wm. blacksmith, 25 York, dw 83

Henrietta
Fischer Wm. tin and sheet iron worker, 14

w Lombard
Fischer Wm. butcher, 8 Townsend
Fish George W. ship joiner, 94 s Eden
Fish Sarah, laundress, 35 Spring
Fishack John, stone cutter, 275 Franklin
FISHER ANTON, (E. Fisher & Bro ) 55 w

Baltimore
FISHER A. & SON, (George W. Fisher,)

grocers, 25 Penna av
Fisher Alexander, tailor, 74 Harrison

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White LieacI, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Gliie>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpeti-e, Paints and V.-trnishes, 100 "\V. Lombara Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Fisher Mrs. Ann, 220 n Caroline

Fisher Alfred J. (Fisher & Dennison,) 46

Granby
Fisher Bridget, laundress, 6 Norris al
FISHER, BROTHERS & CO. (R.A.Fish-
er, R. D. Fisher,) shipping and commis-
sion merchants, over 52 s Gay
Fisher Charles, batcher, Calverton road, be-
tween Fayette and Baltimore
Fisher Mrs. Catherine, 147 Pierce
Fisher Mrs. Catherine, 8 Pearl
FISHER CHARLES, stove and tin ware, 92

n Gay
Fisher Charles, piano maker, 253 s Sharp
Fisher Charles T. 129 Columbia
Fisher Daniel, tailor, 8 Pearl
Fisher Elizabeth, 40 Warren
Fisher Elizabeth, 101 iVount
Fisher Ernest, lumber dealer, 176 s Kutaw
Fisher E. & Brother, (E. Fisher, A. Fisher,)
French steHm scouring, 131 w Fayette.
— [See p. 43 Mvertisements .]
Fisher E. (E. Fisher & Bro.) 139 w Fayette
Fisher Frank, musician, 167 Mulberry
Fisher Frederick, carpenter, 192 Conway
Fisher Frederick, tailor, 38 Portland
Fisher Frederick, tinner, 3G n Liberty
Fisher Frederick, blacksmith, 2 Park
Fisher Frederick, tailor, 240 n Eden
Fisher Mrs. Fredericka, 62 s Eutaw
FISHKR GEORGE F. boots and shoes, 64
n Gay, d w 56 n High. — [See page 33 Mver-
tisements.]
Fisher George, shoemaker, 63 North
Fischer Geo. shoemaker, 45 n Eutaw
Fisher George A. 129 Columbia
Fisher George, stone mason, Frederick av nr

city limits
Fisher Geo. W. tinner, 56 Aisquith
Fisher Geo. W. bricklayer, 38 n Strieker
Fisher Geo. W. (A. Fisher & Son,) 190 Pearl
Fisher Geo. W. carpenter, 55 Columbia
Fisher Godfrey, musician, 86 Granby
Fisher Hany, (Wm. Fisher & Sons,) n e cor

St. Paul & Ectger
Fisher Henry, barber, 90 s Eutaw
Fisher Henry, laborer, 43 Brown
Fisher Henry, clerk, 50 n Bond
Fisher Henry, porter, 62 McKim
Fisher Herman, block and pump maker, 129

Columbia
Fisher issac, laborer, 330 Raborg
Fisher Isadore, soldier, 2 Barnes
Fisher Jacob, laborer, 145 L. Greene
Fisher James 1. (Fisher & Bro.) 32 Pleasant
Fisher James M. clerk, 11 Barnett
Fisher Capt. James B 52 Warren
Fisher Jefferson, 23 n Calvert
Fisher John, carman, Frederickav wofFulton
Fisher John, laborer, 285 n Bond
Fisher John, soldier, 138 c Pratt
Fisher John, 11 n Dallas
Fisher John H. (Wm. Fisher & Sons,) St.

Paul 1 door n of Eager
Fisher John, laborer, 613 Light
Fisher John, carter, 242 Cross
Fisher John, machinist, 167 Vine
Fisher John A. shoemaker, 4 Comet
Fisher .John M. carter, 172 Ramsay
Fisher John G. butcher, 66 s Central av
Fisher John C. paper hanger, 132 Pierce
Fisher John H tailor, 57 n Dallas
Fisher John, laborer, 62 McKim

Fisher John W. builder, 366 Lexington
Fisher Joseph, laborer, 101 Mount
Fisher Joseph, laborer, 1 Belair av
Fisher Joseph, confectionery, 169 Hughes
Fisher Louisa, seamstress, 140 e Pratt
Fisher Louisa, confectionery, 18 e Baltimore
Fisher Mrs. Margaret A. 129 Columbia
Fisher Mary, 119 w Monument
Fisher Martin, moulder, 259 n Dallas

FISHEE, & O'CONNOR, (William
Fisher, Wm. O'Connor,) manufac-
terers of Paper and Paper Bags,
and dealers in Rags, Bope, old
Paper, and all kinds of paper
stock, 123 Hillen.

FISHER OTTO, hair dresser, 62 s Eutaw
Fisher Richard D. (Fisher Brothers & Co.)

n w cor St Paul and Pleasant
Fisher Robert, caulker, 40 Warren
Fisher Robert A. (Fisher Bros. & Co.) presi-
dent Baltimore Petroleum Co. 46 Second
Fisher Sarah, operator, 70 n Exeter
Fisher Mrs Sarah A. 75 Hill
Fisher Saml. wagoner, Fulton n of McHenry
Fisher Mrs. Sarah, 55 Columbia
Fisher 'I'homas W. operator, 70 n Exeter
Fisher Thomas W. photographer, 99 w Balti-
more, dw 567 Lexington
Fisher Wm. blacksmith, 83 Henrietta
FISHER WM. & SONS, (Wm. J. H. Fisher,

H. Fisher,) slock brokers, 32 South
Fisher Wm. L salesman, 250 Madison av
Fisher Wm. H. tobacconist, n w cor Greene

and Lexington, dw 31 n Pine
Fisher Walter A. clerk, 190 Pearl
Fisher Wm. pilot, 52 Warren
Fisher Wm. A. attorney, St. Paul, corner of

Eager
Fisher Wm. (Fisher & O'Connor,) Baltimore

County
Fisher Wm. (W. Fisher & Sons,) n e corner

St. Paul and Eager
Fisher Wm. Y. carpenter, 238 Penna av
Fisher Wm. huckster, 155 Gough
Fisher Win. confectioner, 105 s Paca
FISHER WILLIAM, attorney, 45 St. Paul,

dw 140 St. Paul
Fisher Wm. laborer, 224 s Paca
Fishholtz John, laborer, 20 Knox al
Fishpaugh Henry, farmer, 20 Druid Hill av
Fishpaw John G. boiler maker, 24 n Amity*
FISK& HENRY, (Wm. P Fisk, George
P. Henry,) barbers, under General Wayne
Inn
Fisk Wm. P. (Fisk & Henry,) 141 w Fayette
Fislage George, 130 s Fremont
Fisler George, 277 s Ann
Fitch John'E, 180 n Eden
Fitch Mrs. Mary L. 121 Saratoga
Fitch Thomas, 180 n Eden
Fitch Theodore, tailor, 173 n Spring
Fitchen John, shoemaker, 26 e Fayette
Fitchett Andrew, 8 Brannan ct
Fitchett Margaret, 8 Brannan ct
FITEM AN S. stoves and tinware, 80 nEutaw ,

dw 23 Mariim
Fithful Richard, bricklayer, 423 Saratoga
Fitton Richard S. machinist, 101 York
Fitz Jeremiah, laborer, 179 Vine

THE GK.OVER Si BAKER SE"WI]VG MACHINE is the best for all purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Fitzberger Henry, locksmith and bell hanger,

102 Lexington
Fitzberger Martin, cooper, 145s Caroline
Fitzlierger Rosa, hair dressing, 102 Lexington
Fitzenberry Henry, laborer, 96 Leadenhall
Fitzell Marv, 89 e Lombard
FITZGERALD, BOOTH & CO. (R. B.
Fitzgerald, W. Booth,) commission and
shipping merchants, 6 s Gay
Fitzgerald Catherine, confectioner, 66 Davis
Fitzgerald Mrs. Clara V. 492 Light
Fitzgerald D. grocer, 250 e Lombard
Fitzgerald George, rope walk, Harford av

near city limits
Fitzgerald Jeremiah, laborer, 6C Davis
Fitzgerald Jeffery, laborer, 67 Clay
Fitzgerald John, tavern. 67 Thames
Fitzgerald Mary, tailoress, 94 n Caroline
Fitzgerald Mary, 16 Mercer
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, 115 Preston
FITZGERALD RICHARD, restaurant, 788

w Baltimore
Fitzgerald Richard B. (Fitzgerald, Booth &

Co.) 190 Franklin
Fitzgerald Thomas B. 86 Franklin
Fitzgerald \Vm. shoemaker, 33 Orchard
Fitzgerald Wm. F. finisher, 1 Hill
Fitzgert James, laborer, 7 Jackson ct
Fitzhugh Benjamin G., Strieker n of Mulberry
Fitzhugh Thomas, painter, 34 Little Church
Fitzpatrick Alice, dressmaker, 70 w Biddle
Fitzpatrick Andrew, 5 Watson
Fitzpatrick Bernard, drayman, 61 n Exeter
Fitzpatrick Bridget, variety, 7 e Second
Fitzpatrick Bridget, grocery, 104 Dolphin
Fitzpatrick Catherine, dressmaker, 288 n

Howard
Fitzpatrick Edward, laborer, 15 s Fremont
Fitzpatrick Mrs. Eliza, boarding, 1 n High
Fitzpatrick George, 67 Henrietta
Fitzpatrick Hannah, 70 w Biddle
Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer, 30 Orbit al
Fitzpatrick Hugh wagoner, 9 Low
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, 27 Chase
Fitzpatrick John, proprietor Vauxhall Gar-
dens, 223 Light
Fitzpatrick John W. 6 Armistead la
Fitzpatrick John, stone cutter, 11 Valley
Fitzpatrick John W. bricklayer, 466 Light
Fitzpatrick Julia, 33 Buren
FITZPATRICK J. G. & CO. (J. G. Fitz-
patrick,) importers and commission mer-
chants, 1 Hanover
Fitzpatrick J. G. (J. G. Fitzpatrick & Co.)

42 s Sharp
Fitzpatrick Mary, 3 n Sharp ct
Fitzpatrick Mary, 82 Sterling
Fitzpatrick Mary, dressmaker, 70 w Biddle
Fitzpatrick Mary, grocery, 361 Forrest
Fitzpatrick Patrick, boiler maker, 504 w Pratt
Fitzpatrick Patrick, soldier, 1 Liberty al
Fitzpstrick Patrick, drayman, 186 n Exeter
Fitzpatrick Patrick, 6 Hawk
Fitzpatrick Peter, liquor dealer, 221 Cathedral
Fitzpatrick Philip, lab. White house, Canton
Fitzpatrick Philip, foundryman, 7 Grace ct
Fitzpatrick Thomas, can maker, 273 Saratoga
Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer, 106 Dugan's whf
Fitzpatrick Thomas, wagoner, 110 s Howard
Fitzpatrick Wm. laborer, 305 William
Fitzsimnions James, laborer, 65 Perry
Fitzsimmons Wm. clerk, 163 Mulberry
Fitzwilson Geo H. ins'ance agt., 41 s Sharp

Fizone Jacob F. milk, 472 Penna. av

Flack David, clerk, 168 w Lombard

Flack Geo. N. butcher, 80 Centre market, dw

York road, Baltimore co
Flack Geo. W. (Lentz &. Flack,) 142 Mulberry
Flack H. H. clerk, 168 w Lombard
Flack Jacob, tinner, 65 s Eutaw
Flack James W. (T. J. Flack & Sons,) 52 3

High
Flack Joseph, porter, 31 George
Flack Joseph, blacksmith, 20 Amity
Flack J. S. O. (T. J. Flack & Sons,) 46 s

High
FLACK THOS. J. & SONS, (Thomas J.
Simms O., J. W. Flack,) foreign and do-
mestic liquors, cor Bowly and Guilford
Flack Thos. J. (T. J. Flack & Sons,) 168 w

Lombard
Fladung Bernard, lager beer, 150 Low
Fladung Frank, helper, 22 Chew
Fladung Philip, tailor, 113 McElderry
Fladung Martin, grocer, 71 Mu'.likin
Flage Christian, box maker, 162 Pearl
Flaharty Stephen, carpenter, 399 Canton av
Flaherty Bartholomew, tavern, 106 s Howard
Flaherty Bridget, 39 Guilford al
Flaherty B. laborer, 27 Armistead la
Flaherty & Costello, painters, 78 s Regester
Flaherty Edward, lamplighter, 48 Albemarle
Flaherty Edward, wharf builder and spar
maker, 168 Bank. [Seep. \9 ^Idvertisements.]
Flaherty James, laborer, 355 Columbia
Flaherty John, carpenter, 54 Harford av
Flaherty John A. printer, 384 Lexington
Flaherty Lewis, house painter, 532 w Balti-
more
Flaherty Martin, spar maker, 328 Eastern av
Flaherty Michael, laborer, 3 Jenkins al
Flaherty Michael, laborer, 195 Vine
Flaherty Michael, carpenter, 5 Boston
Flaherty Matthias, laborer, 136 Vine
Flaherty Patrick H. painter, 46 Thames, dw

57 s Ann
Flaherty Peter, laborer, 66 Portland
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, 40 Binaey
Flaherty Thomas, 183 s Chester
Flaherty Wm. E. carpenter, 49 e Fayette
Flake Christopher, soldier, 185 Hughes

PLAMM GEORGE & CO., (George

Flamm,) Preserver of all kinds of
Fruits, Jellies, Oysters, &e., 35 N.
Sharp.

Flamm Magdalena, confectioner and baker,

88 Lexington
Flamm Magdalena, grocery, 32 Holland
FLAMM PETER, confectioner and baker,

88 Lexington
Flamm Wm. baker, 72 e Fayette
Flanagan Catharine, 18 Etting
Flanagan Joseph, clerk, 84 e Pratt
Flanagan Terrence, laborer, 18 Etting
Flanigan James, porter, 52 King
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, 6 Bevan
Flanigan Luke, machinist, 542 w Pratt
Flannagan Andrew, mariner, 70 n Eden
Flannagan John, carpenter 77 n Fremont
Flannagan John, engineer, 4 Mott
Flannagan John, carter, 125 Albemarle
Flannagan Patrick, laborer, 2 Josephine

JAADSS H. JOHiVSOar, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 AV. Baltimore -St.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Flannary James, blacksmith, 51 Union
Flannaiy Jas. J. machinist, n e cor McHenry

and Dawson al
Flanrery H. dressmaker, 32 n Liberty
Flannery Michael, laborer, 31 Booth
Flannery Patrick, laboi-er, 372 Ostend
Flannigain Andrew, 133 n Calvert
Flannigain Andrew jr., druggist, dw 133 n

Calvert
Flannigain Benjamin, 133 n Calvert
Flannigain Edward, 133 n Calvert
Flannigain Theodore R. 133 n Calvert
Flannigan Andrew M. drinking saloon, 103

Camden, dw 55 s Paca
Flannigan Franklin, laborer, 19 Hillen
Flannigan Joseph, clerk, 22 e Fayette
Flannigan Michael, laborer, 19 Hillen
Flannigan Thomas, laborer, 94 Grundy
Flarity Patrick, laborer, 75 n Front
Flaven Catherine, tavern, 47 s Frederick
Flaxcomb Chas. A. cigar maker, 8 n Schroeder
Flaxcomb Wiii. C engineer, 8 n Schroeder
Flayharty Thomas, herder, McHenry w of

Fulton
Fleckenstein Louis, lager beer saloon, 69 n

Gay
Fleckenstein Peter, laborer, 167 e Lombard
Fleckensteine John, tailor, 23 Somerset
Fleckensline August, soldier, 167 e Lombard
Fleckenstine Jacob, cooper, 339 s Bond
"Fleckenstine John, laliorer, 201 Aliceanna
Fleckner Charles, tinner, 3 State
Fleehearty Hugh, officer at Penitentiary, 214

e Madison
Fleehearty John T. clerk, 214 e Madison
FLEDDERMAN & HOLTMAN, (H. G.

Fledderman, Henry Holtman,) merchant

tai.lors, 44 n Howard
Fledderman H. G. (Fledderman& Holtman,)

164 Saratoga
Fleetwood A. laborer, 53 Henrietta.
Fleetwood Alexander, eating saloon, 134 Lee
Fleges Christian, box maker, 162 Pearl
Fleischer Andrew, carpenter. Garrison la n of

Frederick road
Fleischer E. (E. Fleischer & Bro.) 167 Sara-
toga
FLEISCHER E. & BRO. (E. Fleischer, S.

Fleischer,) furnishing goods and notions, 2

Hanover
Fleischer John, tailor, 309 n Central av
Fleischer John, laborer, 288 Bethel
Fleischer S. (E. Fleisher & Bro.) 167 Sara-
toga
Fleischell Mary Ann, 343 e Lombard

Fleischman , laborer, 31 s Wolfe

Fleischman Henry, baker, 213 Canton av
Fleischman Moses, butcher, 18 Fell's Point

market, and green grocer, 134 s Bond, dw

117 Bank
Fleischman Sebastian, shoemaker, s w cor

High and Fayette
Fleischman Susan, confectioner, 213 Eastern

av
Fleischmann John, lager beer, 17 Dover
Fleishman Philip, laborer, 34 Aliceanna
Fleming Ann, 144 Holiday
Fleming Andrew, cake stand, Union Reading

Rooms, 142 L. Greene
Fleming Mrs. Bridget, 653 Light
Fleming Henry (Ruth & Fleming,) 156 w

Lombard

Fleming Dr. J. P. 122 n Greene

Fleming Samuel B. plumber, 148 n Eutaw,

dw 137 w Madison
Fleming Wm. P. 122 n Greene
Fleming Wm. S. clerk commissary dept. 519

w Fayette
Flemm John, shoemaker, 6 Brennan ct
Fleniming Chas. clerk, 238 n Bond
Flemming Emanuel, tailor, 175 Franklin
Fleraming F. A. bookkeeper, 1 e Lombard
Flemming Henry (Oliver & Flemming,) 40

Hillen
Flemming James, shoemaker, 121 n Gay
Flemming John, laborer, 50 Albemarle
Flemming Michael, laborer, 42 Albemarle
Flemming Patrick, tavern, 59 s Frederick
Flemming Wm. F. police, 126 n Caroline
Flemming Wm. H. shoemaker, 90 Ensor
Flemming Wm. tavern, 57 s Frederick
Flentze Fred'k W. musical instrument maker,

77 e Monument
Flersheimer Benjamin, rags, ISL.McElderry
Flersheimer Rose, 15 L. McElderry
Fletcher Henry C. (Wilson & Fletcher,) 23

n Calvert
Fletcher Jeremiah H. tailor and clothier, 140

w Pratt, dw 318 n Gay
Fletcher Jesse F. printer, 125 s Eden
Fletcher Mary Ann, 107 s Caroline
Fletcher Nathan, second hand store, 145 Hill
Fletcher Wm. G. gunsmith, 138 Cross
Fleury Harriet, 114 s Paca
Fieury Joseph, carver, 643^2 s Howard
Flick Wm. N. cigar maker, 92 HoUina
Flinn James, machinist, 163 Greenmount av
Flinn Michael, conductor B. & 0. R. R. 8 n

Oregon
Flinn Patrick, laborer, 162 Aliceanna
Flinspach Ferdinand W. (John H. Richards

& Co.) 77 e Fayette
Flint Sarah A. 136 Cathedral
Flint Wm. bookkeeper, 136 Cathedral
Flirm John L. boiler maker, 184 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Flock Andrew, tavern, 253 s Bond
Flohr Morris, tinner, 407 Canton av
Flood Mary Ann, 749 w Baltimore
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.

155 w Baltimore, D. W. Clark, agent
Floss F. W. clerk, 196 s Broadway
Floss Sarah, dry goods and millinery, 196 s

Broadway
Flour Inspectors'.Office, n w cor German and

Howard
Flower Elizabeth, 11 James la
Flower G. W. sutler, Barnum's hotel
Flowers John J. teamster, 627 w Pratt
Floyd Charles T. carpenter, 127 Garden
Floyd Clement, ship carpenter, 40 Cross
Floyd George M. boiler maker, 118 St. Peter
Floyd James, painter, 2 Guilford al
Floyd Joseph, hatter, 227 Light
Floyd Mrs. Matilda C. 29 Williamson al
Floyd Wm. J. shipsmith, 40 Cross
Floyd Wm. P. boiler maker, 227 Light
Floyd Wm. J. coachmaker, 105 Hillen
Fluery Joseph, machinist, 64^^ s Howard
Fluery Michael, milkman, Elliott w of Clinton
Fluharty Jas. boots and shoes, 2 w Baltimore,

dw 97 s Eden
Fluharty Thomas J. bookkeeper, 97 s Eden
Fluharty Wm. R. bookkeeper, 183 Franklin

Shirts, Drawers, Socks. Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Che-^pest and Best, at RAT-
MOBTD, BXIKTOnr Si CO'S, 168 Bal«more-st., near Calvert.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Fogle John, laborer, 21 Preston

Fogle Louis, bhicksmith, 72 Wash 'ton, F.H.

Fogle Michael, tailor, 241 e Lombard

Fogler John, cabinet maker, 82 Somerset

Fogler Solomon, caliinet maker, 100 Columbia

Fogt Andrew, rags, 195 Canton av

Fogt Christian, tailor, 84 s Chapel

Fogt Nicholas, laborer, 23 s Central av

Fold Valentine B. barber, 312 s Chapel

Foige Adolph M. (Baker & Co.) 132 n Gay

Foith George, tailor, 50 s Wolfe

Foke August, sailor, 30 Bank

Folen Martin, Irtborer, 64(j w Pratt

Folen Michael, blacksmith, 646 w Pratt

Folen Patrick, laborer, 646 w Pratt

Foley Ann, crockery dealer, 130 Forrest

Foley Charles, fireman, 72 s DurTiam

Foley Dan'l J. (D.J. Foley & Bro.) 72 St.

Paul
Foley D. J. & Bro. (D. J. Foley, M. J. Foley,)
wholesale grocers and com. merchants, 50
South ,

Foley Rev. John, 40 Hollins
Foley John, coachsmith, s w cor Eutaw and

King, dw 33 Barnes
Foley John, clerk, 271 e Baltimore
Foley Mrs. Margaret, over 6 Bank
Foley Matthew J. (D. J. Fowley & Bro.) 81

Centre
Foley Matthew, 43 Mulberry
Foley Michael, 144 Franklin
Foley Patrick, laborer, 196 Canton av
FOLEY REV. THuMAS, 106 n Charles
Folger Geo. hostler, 2 Biddle al
Folk Adam, laborer, 226 e Eager
Folk Jacob, carpenter, 153 s Durham
Folkman Anton, laborer, 58 s Central av
Folk Martha, 6 Stirling
Folks Geo. F. carpenter, over 15 n Sharp, dw

122 Mullikin
Folks John, carpenter, 172 Forrest
Folkenham Conrad, laborer, 168 s Regester
Folknehan George, teamster, 48 s Regester
Poll Henry, mariner, 212 s Wolfe
Foil I\'icholas, sawyer, 78 Grindall
Folia Ida, seamstress, 73 e Monument
FoUansbee Catherine, grocery, 206 Garden
Folland David, carpenter, 180 s Chapel
Follard Charles E. clerk, 5 Gough
Poller John, Canton hotel, s e cor Boston and

Clinton
FoUis Mrs. Ellen, grocery, 122 Ensor
Follman John, baker, 52 s Central av
Follmer Christian, confectioner, 57 Gough
Follmer Reinhardt, bookkeeper, 60 Centre

Market space
Follmer John, baker, 52 s Central av
Foltz & Ehlen, (Geo. W. Fokz, H. W. Eh-

len,) restaurant, 5 Lovely la
Foltz Geo. W. (Foltz & Ehlen,) 5 Lovely la
Foltz Henrietta, 135 s Exeter
Foltz Jacob 0. clerk, 47 Marion
Fonder Richard, painter, cor Gay and Harri-
son, dw 115 n Caroline
Foneif Mrs. Margaret, 2 Russell
FONERDEN Dli. JuHTs, Medical Super-
intendent Maryland Hospital, dw Monu-
ument near Broadway
Fonts, Richard, grain, 76 Washington, F. H.
Fonk George, laborer, 60 Alictanna
Fonshel Charles, tinner, 100 n Front
FONTAINE JOHN L. merchant tailor, 215
w Pratt, dw 34 s Broadway

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Floiir, Grnin, Se< ds, deO:
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster coustautljr on hand. 31 Spear's Wharf.

Flurck Fred'k, cooper, 11 Somerset
Flusky John B. tavern, 41 w Lombard
Flynn Catherine, 46 McMechin
Flynn David, stone mason, 46 Tyson
FLYNN & EMRI(;H. (J. Flynn, J. P. Em-
rich,) manufacturers of machinery, 55 Hol-
iday
Flynn Mrs. Ellen, 3 Elliott
Flynn James, bricklayer, 220 Vine
Flynn James, plumber, 220 Vine
Flynn James, mariner, 117 Albemarle
Flynn James, laborer, 63 Greenmount av
Flynn James, grocery, 51 Elliott
Flynn James, (Flynn & Emrich, 178 e Mon-
ument
Flynn John, oyster packer, 97 Cambridge
Flynn John, laborer, 125 West
Flynn John A. tinner, 190 Conway
Flynn John, grocer, 103 Front
Flynn John T. salesman, 76 Columbia
Flynn John J. tailor, 6 Clagget al
Flynn Lawrence, boiler maker, 184 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Flynn Mary Ann, 155 Chesapeake
Flynn Michael, wellborer, 18 Pleasant al
Flynn Morris, laborer, 125 s Dover
Flynn Morris, carpenter, 16 Douglass
Flynn Patrick, grocery, 84 Holiday
Flynn Wm. shoemaker, over 72 Centre Mar-
ket space
Foaklev Wm. laborer, 123 Elliott
Foans A. B. 231 Franklin
Foard Addison K. broker, 69 Exch'ge place,

dw 149 W Middle
Foard Chas. D. conductor B. & 0. R. R. 26

Mc Henry
Foard Joseph 0. (Foard & Rogers,) 308 Mad-
ison av
Foard Mrs. K. 308 Madison av
Foard & Rogers, (J. O. Foard & C. H. Ro-
gers,) shipping and commission merchants,
16 Bowly's whf
Foard Wm. G. 308 Madison av
Foble Henry, 374 w Lombard
Foble Henry, jr. tobacconist, 374 w Lombard
Focht Christopher, laborer, 101 Orchard
Fochte Lawrence, porter, Susquehanna Hotel,

n Calvert
FOCKE EDWARD L. trimmings and fur-
nishing goods, 252 w Baltimore, dw 308
w Lombard
Foegel Francis, blacksmith, 418 s Charles
Foeller Conrad, basket maker, 378 Saratoga
Fogel Balthazer, cigar maker, 123 McElderry
Fogel Casimer, milkman, Madison w of Mc-
Mechin
Fogel Christena, 196 s Wolf
Fogeler John, sailor, 182 Hughes
Fogeler John, cabinet maker, 37 Buren
Fogelhorer Leonard, tailor, 40 Maiden la
Fogelson Fred'k C. butcher, Penna. av near

toll gate
Fogelstein Philip, laborer, 315 Light
Fogerty Daniel, laborer, 20 South
Fogerty James, laborer, 9 Addison
Fogerty John, laborer, 72 Essex
Fogerty Patrick, laborer, 19 Sterrett
Fogle George, cooper, s e cor Hanover and

West
Fogle Henry H. clerk, 11] Lexington
Fogle Henry H. clerk, 37 n High
Fogle John "H. clerk in City Circuit Court
ofiice

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Foors Mifry A. grocery, 41 Mullikin

Foos Charles, engineer, 589 w Lombard

Foos Delia, nurse, 214 n Eden

Foos Edward A. bricklayer, 143 s Bond

Foos James, carpenter, 327 IJruid Hill av

Foos John C. tinner, 135 Peirce

Foos John, bricklayer, 45 n Exeter

Foos John, tailor, 135 Peirce

Foos Wm. painter, 35 Milliman

Foos Wm. A. bricklayer, 33 n Wolfe

Foose Henry, bricklayer, 41 Mullikin

Foose Thomas, bricklayer, 329 e Monument

Foote Abntr L. inspector, 3 n Exeter

Foote Colin A. bookkeeper, 75 n Charles

Fopless James, clerk, 134 n High

Foran John, tavern, 68 Lancaster

Forbes Catherine, 137 Front

Forbes James H. Quartermaster's clerk, 109

w Fayette
Forbes James S. carpenter, s w cor Eutaw

and Hoffman, dvv 328 n Eutaw
Forbes Rev. Mathias L. tea store, 82 w Bal-
timore, dw 20 s Strieker
Forbes Wm. mariner, 356 e Fayette
Ford Mrs. Anne E. 45 Pearl
Ford Augustus, tinner, 280 Montgomery
Ford Columljus W. commission merchant, 17

Ligiit, dw Grundy near McMechin
Ford Charles T. watchman, 212 Conway
Ford Edmund B. hatter, 211 Saratoga
Ford Edward C. sergeant police, 223 Orleans
Ford Edwin, laborer, 17 Armistead la
Ford Francis A. clerk, 232 e Monument
Ford George, detective, 16 Jefferson
Ford George M. 39 Chew
Ford Gustavus M. conductor B. & O. R. R.

554 w Baltimore
Ford Henry, laborer, 175 n Fremont
Ford Henry, rigger, 348 Franklin
Ford H. J. caulker, 244 Light
Ford James, bacon dealer, 181 and 183 Ches-

nut
Ford Jatnes, hostler, 164 West
Ford James B. n e cor Franklin and Fremont
Ford J. F. messenger Adams express, 69 e

Lombard
Ford John, 50 O'Donnell
Ford John, laborer, 39 Carlton
Ford John T. proprietor Holiday-st theatre,

dw cor Gilmor and Liberty road
Ford John, cigar maker, Harford av, near

I'oint la
Ford John W. cabinet maker, 237 n Central av
Ford Mary, seamstress, 123 Harford av
Ford Mary, laundress, rear of 55 n Front
Ford Mrs. Mary, 19 New Church
Ford Peter, laborer, 177 s Eden
Ford Samuel, laborer, 240 HoUins
Ford Thomas, laborer, 204 Madison
Ford Thomas, blacksmith. Mount Royal hill

near the reservoir
Ford Thomas C. bookseller, 191 n Gay, dw

125 e Monument
Ford Thomas C. clerk Ericsson steamboat

line, 3 Light-st wharf
Ford Thomas, blacksmith, 13 Gough
Ford Thomas, rigger, 293 s Durham
Ford William H. shoemaker, 194 George
Ford William H. merchant tailor, 23 n How-
ard, dw 427 w Fayette
Fordenvoster John, box maker, 3 Vine
Foreman Caroline, washerwoman, 132 William
Foreman George W. machinist, 362 e Fayette

Foreman Henry C. shoemaker, 312 e Fayette
Foreman Joseph E. shoemaker, 312 e

Fayette
Foreman Joseph F. at stables City P. R. R.,

92 Thames
Foreman Philip J. carpenter, 109 Mullikin
Forhan Maurice, clerk, 39 Market space
Forlaufer George, tanner. 341 Penna. av
Forman A. D. & Co. (A. D. Forman, H. C.

Forman,) wood and coal, 513 w Baltimore
Forman A. D. (A. D. Forman & Co.) 475 w

Fayette
Forman Evan M. clerk, 9 Holland
Forman Evan M. plasterer, 9 Holland
Forman Henry C. (A. D. Forman & Co.) 522

w Fayette
Forman John, carpenter, 146 George
Forman Joseph L. gilder, 9 Holland
Forman Joshua, carpenter, Philadelphia road,

near city limits
Forman Samuel, cooper, 108 Holiday
Forman Valentine, 413 Walsh
Forman William, (M. A. Hamilton & Co.)

27 s Frederick
Forney Clement, laborer, 133 Chesapeake
Forney Mrs. E. variety store, 455 w Fayette
Forney Geo. M. (J. C. Bridges & Co.) 626 w

Lombard
FORiNEY HENRY S. & CO. (H. S. For-
ney,) house furnishing goods, 11 n Howard,
dw 165 iMadison av
Forney Isaac C. carriage trimmer, 169 n Fre-
mont
Forney Jackson, stone cutter, 186 e Madison
Forney Jacob, watchman, 455 w Fayette
Forney Jemima, 70 n Exeter
Forney Philip, blacksmith, 75 St. Peter
Forney Wm. C., clerk, 4 n Strieker
Fornoff George, tailor, 38 n Caroline
Fornshill N. C, tinner, Starr hotel, Front
Forrest Alexander, laborer, 54 Raborg
Forrest Alexander, fireman, 244 w Fayette
Forrest Charles, farmer, Chappell nr Penna

av.
Forrest Francis, blacksmith, 664 w Pratt
Forrest George W., mariner, 2 Aisquith
Forrest James H., machinist, 3 Henrietta
Forrest John H., police, 40 Constitution
Forrest Jonathan, 168 s Charles
Forrest Leonard, 7 Henrietta
Forrest Mrs. Mary, 50 Raborg
Forrest Mrs. Mary L., 98 e Baltimore
Forrest Mrs. Mary Ann, notions, s w corner

Pratt and Gough
Forrest T., mariner, s w cor Pratt and Gough
Forrest 'fhomas J., paper hanger and uphol-
sterer, 48 s Broadway
Forrest Wm., tinner, 690 w Pratt
Forrester Alexander, tavern, s w cor McEl-

derry and Spring
Forrester Allen E., justice of peace, 28 St.

Paul, dw 192 Druid Hill av
Forrester Benj. F., notions, 109 n Eutaw, dw

89 Chatsworth
Forrester Benj. F., carpenter, 133 Hoffman
Forrester Charles T., carpenter, 25 Brune
Forrester George, jr., ferryman, 189 Mont-
gomery
Forrester George, carpenter, 189 Montgomery
Forrester James, bricklayer, 50 n Caroline
Forrester James, laborer, 147 Dolphin
Forrester John G., carpenter, 132 n Bond
Forrester John, engineer, 451 w Lombard

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifactxirers of "White LeatI, Zinc, Putty, liampblack, Glue,
IVeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varulslies, 100 W. liombard Street.

SMITH BROS.

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Forrester John F. & Co., (John F. Forrester,
W. Bankerd,) country produce dealers, 135
Franklin
Forrester John F., (John F. Forrester & Co.,)

129 Druid Hill av
Forrester Patrick, laborer, 190 West
Forrester Rob't, blacksmith, 112 Harford av
Forrester Wm. H., carpenter, 149^^ w Hoff-
man
Forschell Joseph, 323 e Lombard
Forster Donaldson, Grundy near Townsend
Forster Powell, tailor, 370 Saratoga
Forstner John G., grocery, 2.5 Elliott
Forsyth Alexander, bricklayer, 5 Brune
Forsyth Alexander W., laborer, 39 Tyson
Forsyth Alexander, s w corner Lanvale and

Division
Forsyth Alex. D., caulker, 215 Montgomery
Forsyth Alex. M., plumber, 35 Holland
Forsyth Mrs. Charlotte E., 137 e Lombard
Forsytii David J., police, 114 Preston
Forsyth Emanuel T., machinist, 82 s Caroline
Forsyth Emanuel, tobacconist, 168 Penna. av
Forsyth Franklin, conductor B. & 0. R. R.,

216 Mulberry
Forsyth Gerard, tobacconist, 103 n Pine, dw

5 Brune
Forsyih James, drayman, 60 n Dallas
Forsyth James J., cooper, 126 Hamburg
Forsyth John A., wood, 215 Montgomery
Forsyih Julia Ann, 5 Brune
Forsyth Manuel, (Armistead& Forsyth,) 168

Penna. av
Forsyth Robert, gas fitter, 35 Holland
Forsyth Robt. T. boiler maker, 117 Cross
Forsyth Samuel J. tobacco manufacturer, 168

Penna. av
Forsyth Thomas G. bricklayer, 41 Hoffman
Forsyth Wm. H. wood, 220 Montgomery
Forsyth Wm. J. plumber, 247 Franklin
Fort Isabella, teacher, 178 w Madison av
Fort Leander A. 178 w Madison av
FORT McHENRY, foot of Fort av
Fortier Mrs. Peter M. 39 n Gilmor
Fortling Leonard, bricklayer, 271 Saratoga
Fortling Mrs. Sarah, 271 Saratoga
Fortman Adam, carpenter, 224 Dover
Fortman Mainard, cab. maker, 38Leadenhall
Fortmann Henry, waterman, 64 Light
Fortner Mrs. Sarah, 11 Abey al
Fortune Elizabeth, teacher, 27 Pleasant
Forwood William L. 231 n Eden
Foebeiiner Alexander, carpenter, 171 Hanover
Fosbenner Ann, 171 Hanover
Fosbenncr Wm. G. bricklayer, 59)^ Lee
Fosler John, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe
Fosler Joseph, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe
Fosler Uriah, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe
Fosner Catherine, seamstress, 4 Harmony la
Foss Charles M. tin and sheet iron ware, un-
der Eutaw House, 9 Baltimore, dw 243
Franklin
Foss William W. cabinet furniture, 30 n

Howard, dw 28
Fossett John, collector, 67 s Caroline
Fossett Richard, car driver, 463 Saratoga
Foster Henj. F. laborer, 103 s Poppleton
.Foster David B. plumber, 115 w Biddle
Foster David C. printer, 29 Jackson
Foster David C. printer, Starr Hotel, n Front
Foster Mrs. E. 285 Light
Foster Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 122 e
Monument

Foster Emily A. 189 e Pratt
Foster Francis S. ship joiner, 174 Bank
Foster Franklin W. engineer, 160 Hughes
Foster George, cigar maker. Black Horse

tavern
Foster Henry, oyster shucker, 271 s Dallas
Foster Jacob, wood sawyer, 180 William
Foster James K. carpenter, 235 s Sharp
Foster Capt. James W. 36 Henrietta
Foster John, brush maker, 30Slemmer's al
Foster John, laborer, 148 Raborg
Fo-'ter John, jr. soldier, 148 Raborg
Foster John C. sutler, 284 Madison
Foster J. Nelson, deputy provost marshal, 3d
district, office 26 Holiday, dw 246 e Biddle
Foster Mahlon, shoemaker, 79 Chesnut al
Foster Mrs. Mary, 174 Preston
Foster Mrs. Mary, 97 s Poppleton
Foster Misses Mary F. and Susan W., Insti-
tute for young ladies, 56 n Greene
Foster Margaret, 1823^ n High
Foster Samuel, carter, 239 s Paca
Foster S. B. machinist, 118 e Madison
Foster Thomas Y. horses, 168 German
Foster William, stage carpenter, 157 Chesnut
Foster Wm. J. clerk, 157 Stirling
Foster Wm. J. glass cutter, 159 w Pratt
Foster Wm. J. iron finisher, 103 s Poppleton
Foster Wm. M. dentist, 117 n Charles, dw 49

Lexington
Foster Wm. T. in Mayor's office, 242 n Eden
Foster Wm. T. commission agent, 70 Ex-
change place, dw 232 n Eutaw
Foster Wm. S., bricklayer, 128 Pine
Foster W. F., mariner, 25 Henrietta
Foudriat Pierre, scourer and fluter, 64 Lex-
ington
Fouks Myer, butcher, 276 Canton av
Foulds James H., boatbuihier, 53 s Eden
Foulk Delia, teacher, 130 Mulberry
Foulk Elizabeth, 140 e Madison
Foulk Emma, 140 e Madison
Foulk Rev. John ti., 130 Mulberry
Foulk Kedan, shoemaker, 91 Orchard
Foullmer Frederick, laborer, 261 Aliceanna
Fountain Edward C, mariner, 91 Gough
Fountain George W., sailmaker, 280 Mul-
berry
FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Wm. H. Clabaugh,

proprietor. Light near Baltimore
Fountain Mrs. Mary A., 25 Scott
Fousbrinck Harman, n e corner Light and

Water
Fouse Henry D., tinner, 211 n Bond
Fouse Joseph, laborer, 159 e Lombard
Fonts Solomon, barkeeper, 82 n Calvert

POUTZ & BRC, (S. A. Foutz, D.
E. Foutz,) Wholesale Di-uggists,
and Proprietors of Foutz "s Horse
and Cattle Powders, Foutz 's Mix-
ture, Shriner's Cough Syrup,
Shriner's Vermifuge, 116 Frank-
lin

Foutz D. E., (Foutz & Bro.,) 92 n Paca
Foutz S. A., (Foutz & Bro.,) 116 Franklin
Fowble Abraham, (Fowble & Miller,) 259 w

Fayette
Fowble & Miller, (A. Fowble, C. Miller,)

carpenters, 18 Vine

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Fowble Wm., carpenter, 219 Fayette, dw 43

Pine
Fowl Nicholas, sawyer, 29 Harrison
Fowler Mrs. Catherine, s e cor Baltimore and

Lloyd
Fowler David, attorney, 41 St. Paul, dw Bal-
timore Co.
Fowler David d., clerk, Adams Express, dw

665 Lexington
Fowler Edward H., clerk, 153 Hughes
Fowler Edwin C, index clerk Superior Court,

180 Harford av
Fowler Evan M., officer at Penitentiary, dw

Madison near Stirling
Fowler Elizabeth, 24 s Calhoun
FOWLER FRANCIS, wire worker, corner

Fayette and Liberty, dw 24 s Calhoun
Fowler Isaac, huckster, 350 n Gay
Fowler James H., painter, 530 Saratoga
Fowler Capt. John, 40 s Poppleton
Fowler John, huckster, 421 e Fayette
Fowler John R., 270 w Baltimore
Fowler John, (B. F. Parlett & Co.,) Gilmor

near Lexington
Fowler John P , bookkeeper, 180 w Baltimore
FOWLER JOHN H., (Fowler, Zeigler &

Co., and Rex, Higgins & Co.,) Balto. Co.
Fowler John, blacksmith, 28 s Schroeder
Fowler Julia Ann, tailoress, 158 n Exeter
Fowler Kate, asst. matron House of Refuge
Fowler Kate, tailoress, 411 e Fayette
Fowler & Leitch, (M. J. Fowler, B. F.

Leitch,) soap manufacturers, 5 Cider al
Fowler M. J., (Fowler & Leitch,) Fayette 3d

door from Eutaw
Fowler Mrs. Margaret, 109 Druid Hill av
Fowler Margaret E., milliner, 530 Saratoga
Fowler Matilda, nurse, 94 n Eden
Fowler Mrs. Mary A., 24 s Calhoun
Fowler Randolph, shoemaker, 103 Raborg
Fowler Robert, (Fowler, Zeigler & Co.,) Bal-
timore Co.
Fowler Rezin, carpenter, 563 w Lombard
Fowler Robert, boiler maker, 27 York
Fowler Samuel L. 610 w Baltimore
Fowler Samuel T. huckster, 204 n Central av
Fowler Samuel, carpenter, 27 Jackson
Fowler Susan, tailoress, 158 n Exeter
Fowler Thomas, laborer, 94 Carey
FOWLER THOMAS, grocer and hardware

dealer, 175 and 177 e Baltimore
Fowler Wm. fireman, 485 w Pratt
Fowler Wm. H. carpenter, 27 Jackson
Fowler Capt. Wm. C, mariner, Broadway

near Jefferson
Fowler Wm. 103 Thames
Fowler Wm. W. hatter, 22 s Eutaw
Fowler Wm. W. 158 n Bond
FOWLER, ZEIGLER & CO. (R. Fowler,
F. Zeigler, J. H. Fowler) flour and general
commission merchants, 91 and 93 s Charles
Fowner James, butcher, 89 Lexington mark't,

dw Butcher's row, Penna. av extended
Fox Andrew, porter, 156 Columbia
Fox Charles, tobacconist, 53 Josephine
Fox F. W. clerk, 623 w Lombard
Fox Mrs. Francis, 3 Pine
Fox Hannah, 35 Brown
Fox Henry, laborer, 2 Wonderling row
Fox Henry, car driver, 46 Frederick av
Fox Hiram E. tobacconist, 187 w Baltimore,

dw 529 w Fayette
Fox James, grocery and liquors, 31 Douglass

Fox John D. huckster, rear of Ramsev
Fox John, (Ray & Co.) Washington, D. C.
Fox John, shoemaker, 226 s Eutaw
Fox John, laborer, 253 s Durham
Fox John, laborer, 10 Comet
Fox Lewis, junk shop, 212 s Durham
Fox Michael, laborer, 4 Swann
Fox Moses, butcher, 134 e Hampstead
Fox Nicholas, furniture wagon, 1 New
Fox Patrick, laborer, 13 Tyson al
Fox Samuel, butcher, 200 s Wolfe
Fox Stephen P. ladies' shoemaker, 510 w Bal-
timore street, dw 479
Fox Theodore B. teacher, 28 Hanover
Fox Thomas, carter, 45 Park
Fox Thomas, shoemaker, 207 Lee
Fox Thomas, shoemaker, 193 Lee
Fox Wm. gardener, 76 Booth
Foxwell Eliza, 140 s Broadway
Foxwell Capt. Geo. W. 48 Warren
Foxwell Henrietta, tailoress, 70 s Caroline
Foxwell John, ship carpenter, 181 Bank
Foxwell Thomas, mariner, 21 Jackson
Foy Frederick, teacher, 904 w Baltimore
Foy George W. junk store, 242 e Madison
FOY JAiVlES, gunsmith and hardware mer-
chant, 64 s Calvert, dw 61 Hill
Foy James H., jr., clerk, 76 Hill
Foy John H. shoemaker, 81 n Dallas
Foy Mary, 57 s Chapel
Fracker Henry, tailor, 34 Fountain
Frae Joseph, laborer, Henry s of Hughes
Fraemiller Adolph, 39 Lancaster
Frailey Elzina M 215 n Howard
Fraley George, cabinet maker, 339 s Wolfe
Fraley John, fisherman, 87 s Regester
Fraley Wands, 78 n Caroline
Frame David, millwright, 171 Barre
Frame Geo. clerk, 171 Barre
Frame Joseph, £lerk, 171 Barre
Frames Edw. carpenter, 284 Greenmount av
Frames Geo. A. (J. P. Frames & Bro.)

Laura ville, Baltimore county
FRAMES J. P. & BRO. (J. P. Frames, G.
A. Frames,) apothecaries and druggists, 328
n Gay
Frames Mrs. 130 s Washington, F. P.
France Charles, shoemaker, 322 Aisquith
France John, laborer, 34 Abey al
France Mrs. John, 200 w Biddle
France Rev. Joseph 253 Harford av
France Jacob, dry goods, 178 Eastern av
France Lewis, painter, 188 William
France Peter, tailor, 239 e Eager
France Thos. agent Mount Olivet Cemetery,

382 w Fayette
France Thos. A. chair maker, 18 Townsend
Francis Mrs. Elizabeth, 256 e Biddle
Francis Fleetwood, 92 Gough
Francis James, bookkeeper, 374 Franklin
Francis James, cooper, 78 Greenmount av
Francis Jesse M. machinist, 67 Holland
Francis John, paper carrier, 57 s Eden
Francis John, jr. baker, lU s Bond
Francis Robt. brickmaker, 226 Aisquith
Francis Robt. butcher, 461 e Baltimore
Francis Thomas, jr. laborer, 87 e Lombard
Francis Thomas, jr. baker, 120 s Ann
Francis Thomas H. clerk, cor Aisquith and

Mullikin
Francis Thos. W. baker, s e cor Jefferson

and Castle
Francis Wm. T. frame maker, 249 Mulberry

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Franciscowisch Ludwig, 94 s Sharp

Franciscus Peter, tavern, 51 s Frederick

Franck Benjamin, 208 n Eutaw

Franck Charles, goldsmith, 119 n Front

Franck George, 283 w Fayette

Franck George C. piano maker, 28 Hamburg

Franck Geo. C. (Geo. C. Frank & Son,) 97

w Biddle
Franck Geo. C. jr. 97 w Biddle
Franck Geo. C. & Son, tobacconists, 97 w

Biddle
Franck M. V. H. (Geo. C. Fcanck &f Son,)

86 w Biddle
Franck Wm. G. (Franck & Bro.) 97 w Biddle
Frank Albert, tailor, Washington, between

Baltimore and Lombard
Frank Aaron, wholesale clothier, over 269 w

Baltimore
Frank Alexander, clerk, 96 e Baltimore
Frank Ashur, 101 e Lombard
Frank & Bro. (W. G. Frank,) wholesale

dealers in cigars, over 3 Commerce
Frank Charles, ice wagoner, 32 President
Frank Charles T. shoemaker, 61 Warren
Frank Christian, wheelwright, 266 Canton av
Frank Christian, piano maker, 431 Fjcxington
Frank David, clerk, 96 e Baltimore
Frank David, dry goods, 195 n Gay
Frank Ernest, lager beer, n e cor Townsend

and Gdmor
Frank Ernestine, 18 Orleans
Frank Eugene, printer, 72 Harrison
Frank Francis, sailor, 161 Franklin
Frank Frederick, tinner, 194 s Sharp
Frank George, 241 w Fayette
Frank George, potter, 265 Canton av
Frank George, cigar maker, 55 Union
Frank George, tailor, 74 s Bethel
Frank George, shoemaker, 80 n Schroeder
Frank Gotleib, cigar maker, 380 s Charles
Frank H. & Co. (H. Frank, C. Adler, S.

Frank) boots and shoes, 7 and 9 n Howard
Frank Henry, (H . Frank & Co ) 193 n Gay
Frank Henry, pedJler, 159 n Eden
Frank Henry, baker, 259 e Lombard
Frank Henry C. driver, 30 s Regester
Frank Henry, drayman, 20 Harmony la
Frank Henry, shoemakir, 30 Scott
Frank Henry, grocer, 162 Pearl
Frank Henry L. clerk, 124 e Baltimore
FRANK JACOB H. butter dealer, 438 Penn-
sylvania av
Frank Jacob, shoemaker, 227 Hollins
Frank Jacob, second-hand' dealer, 59 s Bond
Frank John, mariner, 329 Eastern av
Frank John, shoemaker, 68 s Central av
Frank John, laborer, over 6 Trinity
Frank John, laborer, 68 s Central av
Frank John P. cooper, 47 n Dallas
Frank John, shoemaker, 80 n Schroeder
Frank John A. second-hand clothier, 24 Bid-
dle al
Frank John, cigar maker, 380 s Charles
Frank John G. piano maker, 28 Hamburg
Frank John H. barber, 90 Eastern av
Prank John G. baker, 1G3 William
^Frank John, variety store, 352 Light
Frank Capt. John T. 41 s Ann
Frank Joseph, laborer, 269 Hughes
Frank Kaufman, clothier, 243 s Broadway
Frank Leon, 124 e Baltimore
Frank Leon, dealer in ready-made clothing,
287 w Baltimore, dw 124 e Baltimore

Frank Leopold, laborer, foot of Hughes
Frank Lewis, grocer, 67 n Eden
Frank Mrs. iVIargaret, 298 s Charles
Frank Mary, variety store, 380 s Charles
Frank Margaret, restaurant, 45 Brown
Frank Michael, porter, 11 Perry
Frank Capt. Milton B. 32 s Aim
Frank Moses, salesman, 193 n Gay
Frank Nathan, brass and iron, 105 Orleans
Frank Nisan, clothier, 165 Saratoga
Frank N. tailor. 110 w Pratt, dw l23 e Lom-
bard
Frank Philip, laborer, 212 Vme
Frank Samuel, butcher, 42 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw 28 s Broadway
Frank Samuel, bookkeeper, 94 e Baltimore
Frank Dr. Samuel L. 124 e Baltimore
Frank Simon, (S. Frank & Co.) 96 e Balti-
more
Frank Simon & Co (S. Frank, E. Nausn-
berg, A. Adler) importers and jobbers of
dry goods, s e cor German and Hanover
Frank Solomon, (H. Frank & Co.) 193 n Gay
Frank Wm. W. clerk, 32 Albemarle
FRANK WILHELM, grocer, 106 Gough
Franke Carl, jeweler, 119 Front
Franke Conrad, 327 w Baltimore
Franke Frederick Wm. groceries and liquors,

186 e Lombard
Franke George, clerk, 327 w Baltimore
Franke Gerald, clerk, 171 w Fayette
Franke John C. cab. maker, 120 n Central av
Frankel & Brother, (L. Frankel, P. Frankel)
merchant tailors, n e cor Centre Market
space and Pratt
Frankel L (Frankel & Bro.) 68 e Lombard
Frankel Philip, (Frankel & Bro.) 68 e Lom-
bard
Frankenburg Geo., butcher. Chapel bet Balti-
more and Lombard
Frankenfield Reuben, soldier, 13 Spring ct
Frankfurlhea Benjamin, baker, 110 e Lom-
bard
Frankland Elizabeth, 151 Franklin
Franklin Bernhardt, bookk'per, 122 e Fayette
Franklin B. bookkeeper, 71 n Eden
Franklin B. carpenter, (J. Franklin & Son,)

24 s Paca
FRANKLIN BANK, 15 South
Franklin Geo. paper box mdker, 21 Harrison
Franklin Geo. R. blacksmith, 369 Franklin
FRANKLIN HENRY J. drinking saloon, a

Light, dw 14 11 Schroeder
Franklin House, n w cor Howard and Frank-
lin
Franklin Isaac, clothier, 61 s Eutaw, dw 99

Conway
Franklin Isaac, clothier, 95 and 99 Conway
FRANKLIN INN, (Wm. A. Slade, pro-
prietor,) 50 Hillcn
Franklin John, (J. Franklin & Son,) 24 s

Paca
Franklin John, engineer U. S. N. 24 s Paca
Franklin J. & Son, (John Franklin, Benjamin

Franklin,) carpenters, 1 n Sharp
Franklin Joseph, cigar maker, 472 w Pratt
Franklin Margaret, milliner, 73 Lexington
Franklin Rebecca, 215 s Ann J

Franklin Sam. D. bricklayer, 273 e Lombard %
Franklin Wm. gilder, 24 s Paca
Franklin Wm. bricklayer, 215 s Ann
Frankenstein, Samuel, butcher, 933 w Pratt
Franton Wm. carter, 245 Peirce

RAY3ION'D, BURTOX & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert, keep the Largest aud
Best Appointed Sliirt and Ftumisliing Goods House In the United States.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Franton Thomas, farmer, 245 Pierce
Frantz Charles, tailor, 35 Hampstead
Frantz John, tailor, 70 Somerset
Frantz Koon, tailor, 207 n Bond
Frantz Michael, cooper, 197 Gnugh
Frantz Thomas R. milkman, 150 Cathedral
Frantz Peter, second hand dealer, 206 s Bond
Franz Andrew, tailor, 206 Stirling
Franz Ferdinand, baker, 35 s Register
Franz J. tavern, 36 Fell
Franz John J. tailor, 11 L. Paca
Franz John M. weaver, 280 Canton av
Franz Valentine, soldier, 142 s Regester
Franzke Paul, piano maker, 136 Henrietta
Frandemyear John, sugar refiner, 276 Alice-
anna
Franernholz John, laborer, 250 e Chase
Fraseman John, grocery, 129 Hill
Eraser Walter, 58 Fawn
Frass Frederick, shoemaker, Clinton near

Elliott
Frater Richard, clerk, Adams' Express, 42 s

Sharp
Fray Wm. machinist, 177 s Chester
Frazer David, engineer, 211 Barre
Frazer "Wm. R. clerk, 76 Columbia
Frazier Charles H. police, 70 Bank
Frazier Charles W. car driver, 330 Eastern av
FRAZIER EDWARD H. iron and brass

works, 132 Thames, dw 332 e Pratt
Frazier Edward E. 25 s Caraline
Frazier, Elihu, police, 43 Pine
Frazier Adeline, confectionery, 301 Franklin
Frazier Frederick, stevedore, 42 Philpot
Frazier Capt. James, 346 e Baltimore
Frazier James, jr., 346 e Baltimore
Frazier James H. carter, 201 Ramsey
Frazier John A. herder, 702 w Pratt'
Frazier John, rope maker, 113 s Dallas
Frazier John, jr., 145 s Sharp
Frazier Capt. John L. mariner, 89 n Eden
FRAZIER JOHN M. attorney, office 28 St.

Paul, (Iw 16 s Strieker
Frazier Joseph B. turner, n w cor Bond and

Aliceanna, dw 108 n Bond
Frazier Julia Ann, tailoress, 27 Brune
Frazier Lieut. Kreps, 7th N. Y. artillery,

Po.st Adjutant, Fort JMcHenry
Frazier Mary, shoe binder, 26 Stiles
Frazier Mrs. Minerva A. 63 York
Frazier Rebecca, teacher, 114 Hanover
Frazier Richard, painter, 301 Franklin
Frazier Sarah, 10 Calhoun
Frazier Wm. H. salesman, 92 e Madison
Fready Frederick, carpenter, 493 Light
Freaner John E. salesman, l.'jO w Fayette
Freburger Columbus M. soldier, 7 Sterrett
Freburger Henry, 22 Hill
Freburger Jacob H. fish huck'r, 203 Conway
Freburger James M. bricklayer, 7 Sterrett
Freburger Mary E. teacher, 431 w Lombard
Freeh Frederick, shoemaker, 109 Raborg
Freck Frederick, baker, 167 e Fayette
Freckman John, blacksmith, 68 Greenmount

avenue
Freckman Joseph, Eutaw hall, 68 s Eutaw
Frede Anton, shoenlaker, 58 Mulberry
Fredenburg Mary, seamstress, 510 Penna av
Fredenwal Joseph, clothing, 16 Lloyd
Fredenheim Peter, 69 n Eden
Frederick Annie, teacher, 153 Mulberry
Frederick Charles, tinner, 26 Preston
Frederick Christian, carpenter, 4 w Falls av

Frederick Christopher, tailor, 145 n Central av
Frederick Christopher, butcher, 26 Preston
Frederick Cook, 244 Montgomery
Frederick David, tinner, 26 Preston
Frederick Mrs. Elizabeth, 435 Lexington
Frederick Ernest, barber, 116 s Ann
Frederick Frederick, tailor, 10 w Lombard
Frederick George, architect, 41 n Charles, dw

74 s High
Frederick Henry, baker, 8 s Ann
Frederick Kenry, cigars, 17 Conway
Frederick Henry, clerk, 69 Walsh
Frederick Jacob, ice dealer, 206 Madison av.

dw Baltimore Co.
Frederick John, blacksmith, cor Canton av

and Choptank, dw 404 Canton
Frederick John, 381 w Pratt
Frederick Lawrence, cedar cooper, 110 Frank-
lin, dw 69 Walsh
Frederick Lainhart, woodenware, 280 n Gay
Frederick Lebrecht, shoemaker, 11 Hill
Frederick Lloyd, carpenter, 195 Fremont
Frederick Mary, dressmaker, 435 Lexington
Frederick Mrs. Mary, 381 w Pratt
Frederick Mrs. Margaret, 57 Preston
Frederick Michael, laborer, 648 Light
Frederick Michael, cabinet maker, 206 s Ann
Frederick Peter, cabinet mak. 14 Harford av
Frederick Mrs. Sarah, 254 e Biddle
Frederick Thomas, machinist, 96 s Carey
Frederick Wm. clerk, 100 Barre
Fredericks Wm. machinist, 26 Preston
Frederick Wm. shoemaker, 15 Jefferson e of

Broadway
Frederick Wm. bookkeeper, 100 Barre
Frederick Wm. C cooper, 33 Mosher
Fredericks Harman, soldier, 60 Carlton
Fredline John, upholsterer, 1 Saratoga
Free John, cooper, cor Eutaw and Montgom-
ery, dw 241 Conway
Free Mrs. Mary, 241 Conway
Free Milton A. G. plumber, 39 e Pratt
Free Wm. shoemaker, 195 Preston
Freeburger Alex, caulker, 112 Hughes
Freeburger Andrew J. machinist, 294 s Sharp
Freeburger Andrew, tanner, 30 Anthony
Freeburger Benj. machinist, 431 w Lombard
Freeburger Henry G. 22 Hill
Freeburger Jacob H, huckster, 203 Conway
Freeburger John, tinner, 431 w Lombard
Freeburger Lewis, second-hand clothier, 88

Penna. av
Freeburger Peter, bricklayer, 59 Clifton al
Freeburger Wm. R. millwright, 249 Light
Freeburger Wm. J. tinner, 15 Ringgold^l
Freeburger Wolf, horse dealer, 32 s Paca
Freeland Albert, clerk, 2 McCulloh
FREELAiND, HALL lv CO. (T. H. Free-
land, J. Hall, J. Cox,) grocers and com-
mission merchants, 45 South
Freeland Robert, (Thos. I. Hall & Co.) 146

St. Paul
Freeland Thomas H. (Freeland, Hall & Co.)

2 McCulloh
Freeman Caroline, seamstress. 111 s Bond
Freeman Charles C. rigger, 29 Eastern av
Freeman Edward D. bookkeeper, 628 w Fay-.

etle
Freeman Eliza, 552 w Fayette
Freeman Ira, clerk Custom House, dw Balti-
more County
Freeman James, furniture dealer, 507 w Bal-
timore

J. HKXRY GIKSK, Commission Mercliaut, for ttie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <&•.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's WTbaxt.

YouBg Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Freeman James, laborer, 7 Watson ct
Freeman Jolin T. shoemaker, 124 Boyd
Freeman Levin, carpenter, 248 e Monument
Freeman L. Edgar, clerk, 450 w Baltimore
Freeman Samuel B. tobacconist, 188 Madi-
son av
Freeman Simon, clothier, 346 w Pratt
Freeman Wm. A. sailmaker. Ills Bond
Freeman Wm. T. block and pump maker, cor

Caroline and Thames, dw 70 s Eden
Freese Julia, 8 Barnes

Freetli Ambrose, green grocery, 344 Canton av-
Freidenreich Abraham, (Springer & Freiden-

reich,) 247 w Fayette
Freidenreich Faust, 139 Saratoga
Freind Conrad, laborer, 360 Canton av
Freirel George, laborer, 24 Mount
Friedman Moses, 145 s Bond
FriederMrs. Elizabeth, 186 n Charles
Friedlander Leo, clerk, 349 vi^ Lombard
Frier Peter, grocer, & Carlton
Freischline Andre, laborer, 18 Tyson al
Freman John, piano maker, 147 Peirce
Freise Dr. Bernard, 108 e Pratt
Freise Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 510 w Pratt
Freisheim Charles, watchmaker, 153 w Mad-
ison
Freitis Antone, fireman, 2 Pleasant al
Freitch Joseph, barber, 28 s Bond
French Andrew J. police, 108 n Eden
French Charles, tailor, 63 n Exeter
French Charles D. carpenter, 590 w Lombard
French Cornelius, huckster, 166 L. Greene
French Dominic, bailiff U. S. District Court,

70 Chew
French Capt, Darius, 18 Jackson
French E. carter, 18 Chew
Fren(-h Elizabeth, 102 s Dallas
Frencli George W. plasterer, 517 n Gay
French John, laborer, 2 Willow
French John, (Townshend, French & Co.)

Prince George's county
French Joseph, laborer, 13 s Regester
French Joseph J. brass finis'r, 248 e Madison
French Mrs. Nancy, 41 Valley
French Richard, private watchman, Mt Roy-
al Hill, near Reservoir
French Samuel VV. boiler mak. 6 e Baltimore
French Wm. inspector general, 5 Franklin
French Wm. clerk. Chase near Bond
Frenchbaugh F. W. F. 77 e Fayette
Frenie Charles, baker, 381 Penna av
Frenie George, brewer, 146 Penna av
Frese Atha, 222 s Paca
Frese Christian, shoemaker, 57 Albemarle
Frese John, cigar maker, 222 s Paca
Frese John F. tobacconist, 53 Aisquith
Frese J. Henry, shoemaker, 32 e Fayette
Fresch Michael, porter, 341 s Howard
Freshin Adam, 102 n Gay
Fresh J. fireman, 202 Mulberry
Fresman Joseph, grocer, 129 Hill
Fretwell George M. grocery, 417 w Pratt
Freund Henry J. shoemaker, 30 Scott
Fretzler Christian, shoemaker, 196 Hollins
Frew John, hostler, 156 s Dover
Frey C. S. & E. B., plaster mill, 16 Harford

avenue
Frey Charles, teacher, 20 n Liberty
Frey Charles, baker, 303 n Eutaw
Frey Charles G. baker, 20 Preston
Frey C. S. (C. S. Frey, E. B. Frey,) 11
Greenmount av

Frey E. B. (C. S., & E. B. Frey,) 11 Green-
mount av
FREY E. & S. (Samuel W Frey, James H.

Frey,) wholesale druggists, 314 w Balto.
Frey George, hair dresser, 79 Mulberry
Frey Gotleib, milk, 221 s Eutaw
Frey J. & J. CJohn J. Frey, J. L. Frey,)
manufacturers of husk matresses, 7 Green-
mount av and 11 n Gay
FREY JACOB, manufacturer of and dealer
in stoves, sheet iron, tinware, &c., n e cor
Hamburg and Sharp
Frey James H. (E. & S. Frey,) 75 n Paca
Frey Jas. L. ( J. &• J. Frey,) 132 e Madison
Frey Jacob, engineer, 36 s Schroeder
Frey Jno. J. (J . & J. Frey,) 182 e Monument
Frey John, porter, 45 Barnes
Frey John W. trimmings, 741 w Baltimore
Frey John W. bookkeeper, Baltimore 2 doors

w of Oregon
Frey J. clerk, 214 Light
Frey Joseph, laborer, 9 Port
Frey Lewis, butcher, Penna. av near toll gate
Frey Margaret, 75 n Paca
Frey Peter, cabinet maker, 91 Eastern av
Frey Samuel W. (E. & S. Frey,) 75 n Paca
Freybe Ferdinand, butcher, 68 Hanover Mar-
ket, dw Penna av near tollgate
Freyman Conrad, piano maker, 137 Peirce
Frick Adam, tailor, 30 n Bond
Frick A. printer. Mansion House, n w cor

St. Paul and Fayette
FRICK & BALL, (F. Frick, P. A. Ball,)
commission merchants, tobacco, &c., 54 s
Gay
Frick Mrs. Charles, 103 Park
FRICK E. A. flour and produce commission

merchant, 165 North
Frick E. A. (E. A. Frick & Co.) 143 Park
Frick Frank, (Frick & Ball,) 111 w Monu-
ment
Fnck Geo. P. dry goods, 5 German, dw n w

cor Grundy and Mosher
Frick John J. clerk, 143 Park
Frick Wm. F. attorney, over 82 w Fayette,

dw 61 Franklin
Frick Mrs. William, 179 n Charles
Frick Wm. grocery, 237 n Bond
Fricker John, carver and gilder, 74 Harford av
Frieband Geo. harness maker, 164 Raborg
Frieband Mary, grocery, 164 Raborg
Fried Henry, clothier, 88 Harrison
Fried Henry, soldier, 202 Montgomery
Fried Lewis, shoemaker, 6 and 30 Centre

Market space, dw 6
Friedburger Alfred, bookkeeper, 23 s Sharp
Friedel George, laborer, 82 s Bethel
Friedel Geo. tobacconist, 187 s Sharp
Friedeman Abraham, shoemaker, 60 Market

space, dw 23 e Pratt
Friedel John C. shoemaker, 73 n Gay
Friedel Peter, tobacconist, 84 Pearl
Friedenwald Dr. Aaron, 126 e Baltimore
Friedenwald Jonas, 111 e Baltimore
Friedenwald Joseph, (Wiesenfield & Co.) 16

Lloyd
Friederich John, clerk, 60 Mulberry
Friederich Michael A. locksmith, 6.) Park
Friedertshauser Adam, beer saloon, 80 n Eden
Friedhoff"er Dr. John G. 79 n Central av
Friedlaender Levi, salesman, 349 w Lombard
Friedman Louis, (Friedman & Lorsch,) 26 s
Paca

AX;G. G. MEYER »& CO., Mamvfacturcrs of "W^hite L.ead, Zinc, Putty, Liampblack, GIll«t
Ncatafoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and VornisHes, 100 MV. Ijombard Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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FRIEDMAN & LORSCH, (L. Friedman,)

watch material, over 212 w Baltimore
Friedman Samuel, jeweler, 23 s Sharp
Friedman Samuel, shoes, 3 and 5 w Second
Friedmann Menka, clothier, 241 w Pratt
Fried rich Christian, carpet weaver, 80 Orleans
Friedrich John, watchmaker, 183 e Baltimore
Friedrich Peter, stoves, 275Aliceanna
Frieholdz Frederick, sailor, 193 s Ann
FRIEND ALFRED, oyster and fruit packer,
91 and 93 Mcf-lderry's wharf, dw 42 Mul-
berry.— (See p. 10 Advertisements.)
Friend Alfred, salesman, 42 Mulberry
Friend Frederick, cie;ar maker, 43 Albemarle
Friend Mathias, la'oorer, 100 Patuxent
Friend Richard A. clerk, 42 Mulberry
Frenhaler George, laborrr, 14 Fountain
P^'rier Chas. tailor, 1,5 Orbit al
FRIES FRANCIS L. tailor, 1 St. Paul, dw

22 n Paca
Friese Augustus, surgical instrument maker,

34 Marion
Friese Charles, currier, 213 Canton av
Friese Geo. D. 20 s Eutaw
Friese Jacob, soldier, 42 Douglass
FRIESE JOHN, cutlery, surgical and dental
instrument maker, 142 w Fayette, dw 34
Marion
Friese John, cigar maker, 222 s Paca
Friese J. A. tavern, 94 Thames
Freitz Chas. provision dealer, 193 Gough
Friese Philip C. attorney, 14jo Mansion

House, Fayette, dw 294 n Howard
Frillbrook Frederick, mariner, 288 Aliceanna
Kringer George, carpenter, .'S74Penna. av
Friiiger, Martha, teacher, 574 Penna. av
Fringer Nicholas, butcher, 574 Penna av
Frisbie Catharine, 122 Gough
Frisbie E. G. sutler, 74 Bolton
Frisbie T. B. sutler, 244 Penna. av
Frisbie Wm. mariner, 172 Broadway
Frisby Andrew, wagoner, 461 n Gay
Frisby Wm. G. (Samuel Bevan & Co ) near

Govanstown, Baltimore co.
Frisch Mrs. Caroline L. 202 Mulberry
Frisch John W. wagoner, 44 Greenmount av
Frischman George, carpenter, 88 s Castle
Friske Chas. clerk, 160 Dover
Frisus Adolph, clerk, 105 Hanover
FRIST E. P. & CO. (E. P.& W. Frist,) pro-
vision store, s e cor High and Fawn
Frist John , coach maker, Marion near Eutaw,

dw 8 s Pine
Fritag Louis, cigar maker, 656 Light
Fritch A. laborer, s e cor Ann and Aliceanna
Fritchner Chas. H. tailor, 273 s Charles
Frith D. J. clerk, 83 Franklin
Fritzchner Geo. F. tailor, 1 West al
Fritz Andrew, laborer, 149 Johnson
Fritz Catharine, 99 Penna. av
Fritz Conrad, glass blower, 272 s Bond
Fritz Henry, lager beer saloon, Belair va near

Baltimore Cemetery
Fritz John, cabinet maker, 42 Lancaster
Fiitz John, laborer, 8 Shakspeare
Fritz John, glass blower, Stockholm, betw.

Eutaw and Russell
Fritz John, milkman, cor Castle and Madison
Fritz Lorens, cab. maker, 290 s Sharp
Fritz Philip, laborer, 120 Boyd
Fritz Valentine, cooper, 163 Columbia
Fritze Michael, blacksmith, Harford av near
Gorsuch av, dw Washington, Homestead

Fritzegeis Geo. cabinetmaker, 137 s Spring
Fritzgerald Richard, restaurant, 788 w Balti-
more
Fritzh Bernard, provisions, 169 s Bond
Fritziges Frederick, laboier, 62 s Regester
Frizzell Mr.s. Agnes, 118 Hoffman
Frizzell Elizabeth A. dressmaker, 551 w Bal-
timore
Frizzell Nimrod, Mount near Cathedral
Frizzell Nimrod, milk, 543 Saratoga
Frizzell Philip, wagoner, 116 n Fremont
Frizzell Robert, sailor, 118 n Hoffman
Frizzell Rebecca, boarding, 554 w Baltimore
Frizzell Richard T. tobacconist, 180 George
Frizzell Robert, sailor, 118 w Hoffman
Frobisch G. weaver, 155 Stirling
Frock Benj. cigar maker, 36 Burke
Frochlich Frederick, tailor, 4 s Front
Froelich Francis, laborer, 193 s Washington,

F. P.
Froehlich Geo. cab. maker, 339 Canton av
Frohlinger & Nicholas, china, glass and

queensware, 197 s Broadway
Frohwitter Chas. piano maker, 204 Hanover
Fromm Augusta, grocery, 867 w Pratt
Fromm John, driver, 59 Portland
Fromme Fred. W. lithographer, 96 e Lombard
Frosh Jacob, laborer, 26 n Durham
Frome Christian, shoemaker, 44 Chatsworth
Front Street Theatre, cor Front and Low
Frost Henry, Union Hat Co., n w cor Gay

and High
Frost Thomas S. peddler, 3 Chase
Frost Wm. 112 w Fayette
Frowley John, laborer, 119 Chesapeake
Fruchlein George, scourer, 102 n Gay
Frund Mrs. Mary, 53 s High
Frush Geo. W. D. soldier, Brown al nr Low
Frush Jacob, laborer, 46 s Caroline
Frush Julia A. confec'ry, Brown al near Low
Frush Leonard, huckster, 108 s Chester
Frush Luther M. flour and feed, 576 Penna.

av, dw 292 Madison av
FRUSH & SNYDER, (Wm. W. Frush,

Henry Snyder, jr.) flour and feed dealers,

95 Franklin
Frush Wm. W. (Frusli & Snyder,) 348 n

Eutaw
Frush William, 292 Madison av
Fry George, engineer, 106 Cathedral
Fry James, upholsterer, 132 E. Madison
FRY JOHN C. bookseller, 87 w Fayette,

dw Washington. D. C.
Fry Capt. John H mariner, 136 s Broadway
Fry Mrs. Rebecca, 64 s Bond
Fry William, undertaker, 64 n Broadway
Fryday William, soldier, 199 s Chapel
Fryer Andrew, shoemaker, 146 Mullikin
Fryer Conrad, laboier, 199 Vine
Fryer James, looking glass and picture frame

manufacturer, 206 w Baltimore, dw 171

Garden
Fryer Patrick, shoemaker, 140 Mullikin
Fryer Thomas, grocer, n w cor Fayette and

Exeter
Fuchler Ludwig, soldier, 183 Eastern av
Fuchs Aloes, tailor, 270 e Eager
Fuchs Henry, baker, 205 Dover
Fuchs Henry, shoemaker, 584 w Baltimore
Fuchs Jacob, laborer, 73 Albemarle
Fuchs John, tailor, 45 e Fayette
Fuchs Lewis, laborer, 166 Raborg
Fuchs Peter, shoemaker, Henry n of Hughes

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Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Fuchsberger John, clerk, 45 Stiles

Fuchsluger Jacob, tailor, 73 s Durham

Fuelling John, restaurant, 54 s Howard

Fugitt, Mary E. dressmaker, 108 Jefferson

Fuhr Adam, laborer, 211 Frederick av

Fuhr Michael, tailor, 127 w Lombard

Fuhihap John, shoemaker, 169 s Caroline

Fugman John, turner, 310 Mulberry

Fuld A. 163 n Gay

Fuld Abraham, rag dealer, 8 Orleans

Fuld Epliraim, peddler, 218 Canton av

Fuld Isaac, tobacconist, 34 Elisor

Fuld John, shoemaker, 104 w Pratt, dw 62

Centre Market space
Fuld Lazarus, junk shop, 44 Jefferson
Fuld Philip, junk dealer, 58 Mullikin
Fuld Solomon, photographer, 163 n Exeter
Fulda Bernard S. dry goods, 64 s Ann
Fulda Franklin, shoemaker, 192 Conway
Fulener Michael, laborer, 265 Aliceanna
Fulhalm Thomas, laborer, 42 s Caroline
Fullencamp John H. grocery, 573 w Lombard
Fuller Andrew, tailor, 57 Centre Market space
Fuller Benjamin G. plumber, 94 n Howard
Fuller Can-ie H. teacher, 362 e Baltimore
Fuller George F. upholsterer, 5 n Charles
Fuller George F. paper hanger, 21 s Fremont
Fuller H. G. 106 w Baltimore
Fuller James, head miller Monument Mills,

North near Madison, dw 73 Grundy
Fuller James, laborer. 111 Holliiis
Fuller James C. 119 n Eutaw
Fuller John B. plumber, 27i e Lombard
Fuller John M. clerk, 10 w Pratt
Fuller John M. clerk, 43 s Caroline
Fuller Joseph, salesman, 206 German
Fuller Joshua C. magistrate, 121 n Exeter
Fuller Joshua K. laborer, 17 Grundy
Fuller Capt. Josiah R. 362 e Baltimore
Fuller Margaret, upholsteress, 233 n Howard
Fuller Louis 0. clerk, 90 n Calvert
Fuller Philip, blacksmith, 41 s Caroline
Fuller Philip, wheelwright and blacksmith, 10

and 12 East Falls av, dw 107 s Exeter
Fuller Rev. Dr. Richard, 97 Park

PULLER WILLIAM, dealer in
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, and
Metals of all kinds, also Stamped
Tin Ware, and Tinman's Tools,
Machines, &c., 27 Light, dw 219
Saratoga.

Fuller William, paver, 160 s Eden
Fullerton George, clerk, 265 n Howard
vFullerton Susanna, 265 n Howard
Fullerton Thomas D. clerk, 614 w Fayette
'Fullerton Wm. J. clerk, 265 n Howard
Fullum Francis M. laborer, 45 s Schroeder
Fullum Joseph, clerk, 45 s Schroeder
Fulmer Thomas, confectioner, 263 e Lombard
Fulton Albert K. (Fulton Charles & Son,) 21

n Calhoun
Fulton Albert K. clerk, n e cor Saratoga and

Strieker
Fulton Alexander, telegraph agent, 552 w

Fayette
■FULTON CHAS. C. & SON, (C. C. Fulton,
A. K. Fulton, publishers Baltimore Ameri-
can and Commercial Advertiser, 128 w Balti-
more

Fulton Chas. C. (Fulton Chas. & Son,) 21 n

Calhoun
Fulton David C. (Carlin & Fulton,) Godfrey,

Howard co.
Fulton Edington, editor Baltimore American,

37 Fawn
Fulton Henry, clerk fire dept. 105 Gough
Fulton Henry, clerk, 105 Gough
Fulton James, (Brooks, Fulton & Rogers,)

Baltimore co.
Fulton James, tobacconist, 102 Druid Hill av,

dw 163
FULTON JOHN W. blacksmith, 219 w Bid-
die, dw 221
Fulton John B. H 176 Preston
Fulton L)r. Robert, office 53 s Sharp, dw 47

German
Fultz John, laborer, 272 s Bond
Fultz Nicholas, laborer, 25 Lancaster
Funck Henry, cab. maker, 153 e Monument
Funk Augustus, barber, 92 n Calvert
Funk George, helper, 147 s Regester
Funk Henry, 227 e Eager
Funk Jacob, gardener, 89 Johnson
Funk Jacob, keeper 1st tollgate Reisterstown

road
Funk John W. carpenter, 134 Druid Hill av
Funk Nicholas, laborer, 60 Canton av
Funk Peter, roller, 128 s Regester
Funk Michael, cabinet maker, 166 s Caroline
Funk Rudolph, baker, 445 w Lombard
Funk Wm boot crimper, 3 New Church
Funk Wm. carpenter, 405 w Fayette
Funkhouser Elijah, clerk, H)., s Calvert
Furgerson Mrs. Sarah, hucksteress, 11 Git-
tings
Furlong Rev. Henry, 329 e Baltimore
Furlong John, of William, bookkeeper, 120

Bolton
Furlong John, laborer, 2 Barney
Furlong John, laborer, 1 Ulrick al
Furlong Mary A. dry goods, 27 e Baltimore

FURLONG McKENDREE C, Dry
Goods, Hosiery, and Gents' Fur-
nishing Goods, 79 n Howard

Furlong Richard, laborer, 106 Gn enmountav
Furlong Mrs. Sarah, 74 McCulloh
Furlong Mrs, Sarah, 269 w Fayette
Furlong Thomas, laborer, 95 Cambridge,

Canton
Furlong W. G. clerk, 27 e Baltimore
Furney John S. boiler maker, 136 McHenry
Furst Joseph, carpenter. Garden near Biddle,

dw 119 Druid Hill av
Furstenburg Levi, 153 Chesnut
Fury James, police, 6] North
Furze Eveline M. 143 s Broadway
Fuscz Joseph, laborer, 159 e Lombard
Fuss Francis J. gardener, 8 St. Mary
Fuss John, huckster, 302 Mulberry
Fuss William, finisher, 12 Callender
Fussel Mrs. Clarissa, 25 Pleasant
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. dealer in oils, paints,

paper hangings, &c., 168 n Gay
FUSSELL J. & CO. (J. Fussell, F. A. Ben-
son,) ice cream and country produce deal-
ers, Saratoga building, Saratoga, near Cal-
vert
Fye Ferdinand, tailor, 282 e Lombard

•JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-i»roof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Gabel Benj. J. plasterer, 376 n Gay
Gabel Caspar, soldier, 55 Leadenhall
Gabel John, tailor, 34 n Dallas
Gabele Abraham, provision store, 158 Orleans
Gable Aristello, stone cutter, 8 Somerset
Gable Benj. F. plasterer, 238 n Central av
Gable Jacob, baker, 501 w Pratt
Gable John A. clerk, 94 w Monument
Gable John, boiler maker, 101 Peach al
Gable Mrs. John, 'J4 w Monument
Gable Mary, confectionery, 501 w Pratt
Gable William, stone cutter, 8 Somerset
Gable William, laborer, 396 West
Gabrio Adolphus, 132 Saratoga
Gabrio Frederick, brickla'r, 226 Frederick av
Gabrio Frederick, 132 Saratoga
Gabrio Harman, 132 Saratoga
Gabrio Henry, tavern, 132 Saratoga
Gabrio William, 132 Saratoga,
Gadd Luther C. sr. shoemaker, 31 Henrietta
Gadd Luther C. jr. engineer, 31 Henrietta
Gaddess Alexander, 13 s Liberty
Gaddess Brothers, (T. S. Gaddess, C. W.
Gaddess, V. Gaddess,) proprietors steam
marble works, s w cor Sharp and German,
and 25 German
Gaddess Charles W. (Gaddess Brothers,) 13s

Liberty
Gaddess Thomas S. (Gaddess Brothers,) 204

Franklin
Gaddess Virginius, (Gaddess Brothers,) 13 s

Liberty
Gaddess William, carpenter, 121 n Howard
Gade John, lace weaver, 85 e Pratt
Gado Michael, basket maker, 26 s Eutaw
Gieble Paul, butcher, 85 Centre and 14 Fell's
Point market, dw Monument near Castleal
GAEHLE'S PIANO MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, formerly Gaehle & Co., n e
cor Eutaw and Fayette, and 15, 17, 19 n
Eutaw. — [See p. li Mvei'tisemenls.]
Gaehle Henry, 113 Pine
Gaehle Henry P. piano maker, 58 Walsh
Gaehle Lewis, jr. piano manufacturer, 7 s

Eutaw, dw 41 s Liberty
Gaehle Mary D. 346 w l^exington
Gaesenjar Adam, laborer, 509 Canton av
Gaff Michael, laborer, Boston w of Clinton
Gaff William, cariienter, 278 e Pratt
Gaffigan J. clerk, 245 Hamburg
Gaffey John, laborer, Jenkins la, rear Green-
mount Cemetery
Gaffney Mary, 191 w Biddle
Gaffney Thomas, tailor, 17 Neighbor
Gafney James, laborer, 205 Preston
Gafford Mrs. Lavinia, dressmaker, 706 w Bal-
timore
Gagan John H. hostler, 103 Hollins
Gage Aaron, carpenter, 251 Hollins
Gage George, mariner, 52 Cross
Gage Capt. John, mariner, 57 Cross
Gage W. L. clerk, 101 s Washington, F. P.
Gaghen Patrick, laborer, 186 s Central av
Gahagan John, laborer, 26 Morris al
Gahagan Thos. cellar digger, 146 Cathedral
Gahar. John, laborer, Chappell near Penna av
Gahan P. boot and shoe store, 88 w Balti-
more
Gahardt Mrs. Barbara, 71 Cross
Galiart James V. carter, 35 Peach al
Gahen Patrick, carter, rear 5 Bank

Gahrais Frederick, beer brewer, 238 s Eutaw
Gahreihr Christopher, tailor, 113 McElderry
Gahm George L. blacksmith, 78 Leadenhall
Gaierty Patrick, milkman, 270 Division
Oaigley John C. butcher, 64 n Oregon
Gail Emil, tinner, 210 n Gay
Gail George, shoemaker, 189 Lexington
Gail Geo. W. (G. W. Gail & Ax,) 57 Barre
Gail G.W.& Ax, (G.W.Gail, Christian Ax,)

tobacco maiiufs. and importers of pipes and

cigars, 28 Barre. — [See jj. 48 ^/Idvertisements.]
Gailor Geo. switch tender, 221 s Eutaw
Gailes Thos. blacksmith, Strieker s of Pratt
Gain James, laborer, 109 Hollins
Gaine Elijah, police, 223 Hollins
Gainer Martin, marble polisher. Front near

Fayette
Gaines Henry, shoemaker, 19 s Eutaw
Gaines James H. car|)entcr, 522 w Lombard
Gaines John, drayment, 35 w Lombard
Gaines Margaret, dressmaker, 19 s Eutaw
Gaithel Wm. jeweler, 114 e Pratt
Gaiiher Geo. R. merchant, over 20 German,

dw 38 Cathedral
Gaither Greenbury, harness and trunk maker,

175 w Pratt, dw 89 n Calvert
Gaither Rachel, 104 s Exeter
Gaither Thomas B. Custom House officer,

120 e Pratt
Gaither Thomas B deputy clerk Superior

Court, dw 120 e Pratt
Gaither Vachel, shipping clerk tobacco ware-
house No. 2, 104 s Exeter
Gaither Wm. M. jeweler, over 33 s Calvert,

dw 120 e Pratt
Galbraith John Clifton, bookkeeper, 45 s High
Galbreth Samuel, watciiman Savings Bank of

Baltimore, 185 e Fayette
Gale Brown, boiler mak. 81 Washington,F.H.
Gale Joseph R. mate, 73 s Ann
GALE JOSEPH H. jeweler, 72 Aisquith
Gale Levin, attorney, 34 St. Paul
Gale Robert W., 175 McCulloh
Gale Samuel C, 185 Garden
Gale Miss Susan, 122 Grundy
Gale Thomas, principal of male free school

of Baltimore, 39}.^ Courtland
Gallon Andrew, shoemaker, 3 Hampstead
Gabon Stansbury, laborer, 219 Boston
Galagher Eliza T., 216 w Biddle
GALLAGHER ALEXANDER, boot and

shoemaker, 95 n Eutaw
Gallagher Bernard, laborer, 17 Front
Gallagher Bridget, President al
Gallagher Catherine, 148 w Madison
Gallagher Charles, sutler, 254 w Lombard
Gallagher Charlotte, dressmaker, 20 Orchard
Gallagher Edward, caulk(;r, 183 s Castle
Gallagher Frank J., clerk, 259 s Sharp
GALLAGHER F. H., mercantile college,

over 207 and 209 w Baltimore, dw 28 n

Pine. — [Seepage 46 Mvertiseinents.]
Gallagher Lieut. Col Francis, attorney, 149

Aisquith
Gallagher Francis T., carpenter. Orange al nr

Gay, dw 15 n Exeter
Gallagher Francis, laborer, 124 Holiday
Gallagher Francis, laborer, 24 Lemmon
Gallagher James, coachman, 79 Franklin
Gallagher James, laborer, 20 Slemmer's al
Gallagher James, carpenter, 259 s Sharp
Gallagher James, tavern, Falls road, near toll
gate

RAYBIO^JD, BtJRTOar Si CO., IGS ERllimore-at., s-.car Calvert, liot-p tUe Liargest aud
Best Api'oiisted Slilrf r.iid Ftiriiitlitjiy Ccodji Ilouitse in tlie United States.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No, 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Gallagher James, laborer, 3 Abraham
Gallagher John B., clerk, 171 ii Paca
Gallagher John, soldier. 111 Orleans
Gallagher John G., blacksmith, 498 Penna. av
Gallagiier John, carpenter, 142 n Eutaw
Gallagher Joseph, coachman, 22 Garden
Gallagher Mrs. Martha, 171 n Paca
Gallagher Mary, 138 Pearl
Gallagher Michael, carpenter, 148 w Madi-
son
Gallagher Owen, laborer, 9 Rock
Gallagher Patrick, finisher, 267 s Charles
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, 27 Stockton al
Gallagher Samuel, laborer, 22 Front
GALLAGHER THOMAS, ladies and gents

boot and shoe manufacturer, s w cor Paca

and Saratoga
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, 70 Towson
Gallano John, oysterman, West e of Light
Gallard Frederick, laborer, 255 Aliceanna
Gallas Francis, glass blower. 42 Hughes
Gallaway Augusta, 176 Harford av
Gallaway Goldsmith, painter, 123 s Eden
Gallaway George, huckster, 177 Conway
Gallaway Isabella, 153 Forrest
Gallaway Jesse E , baggage master B. & O.

R. R. Co., 49 Scott
Gallaway James L., clerk, 153 Forrest
Gallaway James H., fisherman, 178 William
Gallaway Vincent, blacksmith, 63 Clifl^ord al
Gallaway Wm. T., machinist, 142 McHenry
Gallaway Wm., clerk, 176 Harford av
Gallaway Wm., engineer B. & O. R. R., 138

McHenry
Galler Alfred, clerk, 24 Stirling
Gallissaire John, silver plater, 7 St. Paul, dw

117 Saratoga
Gallissaire M., dressmaker, 117 Saratoga
Galloway Isabf-lla, dying establishment, 123)^

Lexington
Galloway Thomas, carpenter, 7 n Sharp, dw

42}<2 n Poppleton
Galm'Wm., tailor, 213 Henrietta
Gullup John F. , cabinet maker, 280 e Fayette
Gallup John W., carpenter, 280 e Fayette
Galster Frederick, soldier, 259 n Bond
Gait Bridget, 21 Eastern av
Gait Capt. Henry, 98 s Eden
Gait Henry, jr. mate, 98 s Eden
Gait Mrs. Jane, 95 Hillen
Gait Dr. John M. 146 e Pratt
Gait Mrs. Mary, boarding, 98 e Baltimore
Gait Thomson, Church Home, Broadway
Galvin John, teaciier, 119 s Exeter
Galvin John C. soldier, 119 s Exeter
Galvin Joseph, soldier, 119 s Exeter
Galvin William, drayman, 47 Buren
Gambel Thos. H. private officer, 154 e Eager
Gambell Mary, dress maker, 6 Rose
Gambell Robert P. carfienter, 6 R.ose
Gamber Dr. John, 109 n High
Gamble Andrew, attendant Md. Hospital, s

Broadway
Ganilile Rev. James, 24 ri Ann
Gamble James, soldier, 22 Greenmount av
Gamble Mrs. Jane, grocery, cor Caroline and

Hamstead
Gamble Mrs. Mary, tavern, 186 McHenry
Gambrall Samuel, coach [)ainter, 120 s Paca
Gambrall Rev. Theodore C. 248 n Caroline
GAM BRILL C. A. & CO. (C. A. Gambrill,

R. G. Macgili, P. H. Macgill,) merchant

millers, 32, 34 and 36 Commerce

Gambrill Charles A. (C. A. Gambrill & Co.)

56 Mount Vernon Place
Gambrill Henry W. (Wm, E. Hooper & Co )

250 n Charles
Gambrill Henry W. 256 w Fayette
GAMBRILL, HOOPER & CO. (W. B. Gam-
brill, E. H. Hooper,) ship chandlers, s w
cor Pratt and South
Gambrill James H. (Thomas, Walker & Co.)

86 Spear's wharf
Gambrill John A. Mansion House, cor St. Paul

and Favette
Gambrill 'Mrs. John W. 122 Saratoga
Gambrill Launcelot, clerk, 56 n Liberty
Gambrill Thomas, grocery, 162 Pine
Gambrill Wm. B. (Gambrill, Hooper & Co.)

s w cor Pratt and South
Gammie George, carpenter, 101 Mount
Gammie George, butcher, 36 Belair market,

dw 200 Harford av
Gamroad Christian, porter, 25 Peach al
Gandy Jolin, huckster, 188 L. Constitution
Gang Joseph, laborer, 337 n Central av
Ganger Mrs. Mary A. laundress, 211 East-
ern av ^
Ganges Joseph, grocer, n w cor Poppleton

and Peirce
Ganlet Michael, 27 Philpot
Gannon James, laborer, 219 Lemmon
Gannon Joseph, liquors, &c., 210 Light
Gannon Margaret, 511 w Pratt
Gannon Mary, laundress, 102 e Lombard
Gannon Mary, laundress, rear 110 Dugan's

wharf
Gannon Michael, laborer, 511 w Pratt
Gannon Thomas, etigineer, 14 n Amity
Gantt Martin V. photographer, 27 n Repub-
lican
Gantt Richard, clerk, 19 s Howard
Gannt Richard B. clerk, 462 w Lexington
Gans Simon, rag dealer, 131 Camden
Gans Sam'l, second hand goods, 131 Camden
Ganser John, cooper, Frederick road near

city limits
Gansher John, laborer, 343 Columbia
Ganss Herman, speculator, 74 n Eden
Ganss Mrs. Rosy, milliner, 74 n Eden
Ganster Peter, clothing cutter, 92 s Castle
Gantley John, bookbinder, n wcorMcElderry

and Bond
Gantner August, slate dealer, 306 s Sharp
Gantt Miss Elizabeth, 380 Franklin
Ganz John, tailor, 126 Henrietta
Ganzhorn Barbara, 47 s Wolfe
Ganzhbrn Michael, shoemaker, 1 Hampstead
Gapetz Philip, shoemaker, 145 Dolphin
Gaphadt George C, butcher, 17 n Choptan '
Garbade Wm., boot fitter, 22 Kast
Garbe Conrad, shoemaker, 149 Chesnut
Garber Uriah, shoemaker, 212 Hollins
Garde Frederick, wood carver, 155 e Lom-
bard
Gardiner Daniel, tailor, 240 s Charles
Gardiner Isaac, sailmaker, 106 s Eden
Gardiner John, 7 Gough

Gardiner Robert, proprietor Melodeon, Balti-
more nr Front, dw 48 Courtland
Gardner Alderson, wheelwright, 122 Cross
Gardner Alfred S., (Gover & Gardner,) 301

w Lombard
Gardner Almore, police, 25 Hampstead
Gardner Andrew J., clerk, 266 Mulberry
Gardner Antone, tailor, 47 Spring

HEVRY CrIESE}, Commissioii Mercliant, for the sale of Floixr, Oraiu, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement aud Calcified Plaster coustautly on. Iiand, 21 Spear's Wharf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Gardner Augustus M., butcher, 97 Centre

and 57 Lexington mak'ts, dw 754 Penna. av

GARDNER & BRO., (Wm. R. Gardner,

Theodore Gardner,) brokers, 5 North
Gardner B. F., (Taylor & Gardner,) 191 w

Fayette
GARDNER CENSUS, proprietor Beehive

hotel, s e cor Penna. av and St. Mary's
Gardner Mrs. C, l"^ Baker ct
Gardner Charles, shoemaker, 97 Thames
Gardner Christopher, carpenter, 6 Pearl
Gardner Clara, tavern, 256 s Caroline
Gardner Conrad, carter, 615 Light
Gardner D., tailor, 240 s Charles
Gardner Eliza, 14 Preston
Gardner Elias N., flour and groceries, 149 n

Howard, dw Howard House
GARDNER FRANCIS, proprietor Gardner's
Hotel, importer and dealer in Rhine wine,
8 s High
Gardner Frederick, laborer, 13 Fountain
Gardner George W., tinner, 266 Mulberry
Gardner George, jr., teller 2d National Bank,

159 s Broadway
Gardner George, car driver, 9 Bolton
Gardner Henry, sugar refiner, 16 Fountain
Gardner Isaiah, clerk, 175 s Charles
Gardner James, builder, 179 w Lombard, dw

Baltimore Co.
Gardner James C. K., bricklayer, Philadel-
phia road near city limits
Gardner James F., shoemaker, 58 Lexington
Gardner James, shoemaker, 83 Ensor
Gardner James, (W. G. Gardner & Co.,)

Frederick road, Balto. Co.
Gardner John G., 175 s Charles
Gardner John T., painter, rear of 99 w Balti-
more, dw 222 Chesnut
Gardner John, ship carpenter, 199 Eastern av
Gardner John, laborer, 49 St. Mary
Gardner John, laborer, 197 s Washington,

F.P.
Gardner John M. painter, over n w cor Fay-
ette and Gay, dw 69 North
Gardner John, shoemaker,, 232 Lexington
Gardner Joseph, moulder, 139 Hamburg
Gardner Joseph, cigar maker, 49 St. Mary
Gardner Josiah, machinist, 139 Druid Hillav
Gardner Mrs. Henrietta, 621 w Pratt
Gardner Lovelace N. hardware, 102 Franklin,

dw 92 n Paca
Gardner Rev. L. M. 122 n Exeter
Gardner Mrs. Margaret, 278 e Monument
Gardner Marinda, 6 Stirling
Gardner Mary E. (S. S. & M. E. Gardner,)

301 w Loml)ard
Gardner Mary, 3 Morris ct
Gardner P. boiler maker, 236 Light
Gardner Peter, laborer, 199 Eastern av
Gardner Richard T. (A. D. Evans & Co.) 161

Lexington
Gardner Robert, junk store, n e cor Hillen

and Chestnut
GARDNER S. S. & M. E, children's cloth-
ing, 62 Lexington
Gardner Theodore, (Gardner & Bro.) 191 w

Fayette
Gardner Thomas, grocer, 466 Lexington
Gardner Vinton M. clerk, 93 n Paca
Gardner Wm. sergeant police, 4 Fort av
Gardner Wm. R. (Gardner & Bro.) 191 w

Fayette
Gardner Wm. H. P. tinner, 266 Mulberry

Gardner Wm. tinner, 160 Forrest
Gardner Wm. carpenter, 123 n Eden
Gardner Mrs Wm. 159 s Broadway
Gardner Wm. H. moulder, 139 Hamburg
Gardner Wm. G. (W. G. Gardner & Co.)
301 w Lombard

GARDNER WILLIAM G. & CO.,
(Wm. G. Gardner, J. Gardner,)
wholesale dealers in Oils, Lamps,
Kerosene, Lubricating Lard, Ben-
zole and other Oils, 1 s Liberty.

Gardner Wm. soldier, 15 Perry

Gareis Christian, cupper, leecher and barber,

190 e Monument
Gareis Charles, barber, 190 e Monument
Gareis George, shoemaker, 10 e Monument
GAREY HENRY F. attorney, 85 w Fayette,

dw 504 w Fayette
Garey James M. clerk to light house depart-
ment, 98 e Baltimore
Garhard Jacob, carter, 134 Hamburg
Garing George, oyster packer, 172 Mulberry
Garmendia C.G.de, (B. R. Spalding & Co.)

103 n Charles
Garmendia C. G. de, (C. G. de Garmendia

& Co.) 103 n Charles
GARMENDIA C. G. De & CO. (C. G. de
Garmendia, B. Gough,) general shipping
and commission merchants, 18 Commerce
Garland Daniel, cedar cooper, 56 n Front
Garland Capt. James D. 148 s Ann
Garland Capt. J. S., U. S. A., 618 Lexington
Garland James, coal oil refiner, 56 n Front
Garland Joseph, ship joiner, 16 Hamburg
Garman Joseph W. letter carrier, 246 Hollins
Garmell Walter, letter carrier, 535 Lexington
Gamier John H. shoemaker, 187 s Bond
Garmhaussen Elizabeth, 48 Druid Hill av
Garmhaussen Frederick C. 'letter carrier, dw

343 Penna av
Garmhaussen John, shoemaker, 116 n Eu-

taw, dw 48 Druid Hill av
Garner Mrs. Lucy A. 359 n Eutaw
Garnett G. F. 268 Hollins
Garrett Bartols M. laborer, 20 Fountain
Garrett Mrs. Ellen, 44 Diamond
Garrett August, laborer, 372 Cross
Garrett Benj. H. carpenter, 15 Townsend
Garrett, Mrs. Elizabeth, 50 n Paca
Garrett George, copper smelter, Clinton n of

Boston
Garrett Henry S. (R. Garrett & Sons) s w

cor Monument and Cathedral
Garrett James, plasterer, 216 s Castle
Garrett James, laborer, 234 s Castle
Garrett James P. dry goods, 212 Hanover
Garrett James C. 354 Mulberry
Garrett John, bricklayer, 31 Cambridge
Garrett John groceries and feed, n e cor Bank

and Chapel
GARRETT JOHN W. (R. Garrett & Sons)
president B. & O. R. R., dw 50 Mount Ver-
non place
Garrett Levi, laborer, 16 n Durham
Garrett Margaret, seamstress, 16 Constitution
Garrett Richard S. clerk, 184 Bank
Garrett Richard, puddler, 216 s Castle
GARRETT ROBERT & SONS, merchants,
34 n Howard

AUG. G. MEYER »& CO., Maniifacturtrs of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblnck, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and. Varnii>lies, lUO W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BPtOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Garrett Wm. H. clerk, 50 n Paca

Garrett WilJiam, commission merchant, 98 s

Paca
GARRETT WILLIAM A. tavern, 239 s

Broadway
Garrigan Philip, 3 Webster al
Garrigan Wm. laborer, 360 s Charles
Garriiig Wm. H. chair maker, 27 n Wolfe
Garrish Eenj. brickmaker, 21 s Regester
Garrish Wm. bricklayer, 344 Eastern av
Garrison Samuel Jefferson, 224 Mulberry
Garrison Samuel, second-hand store, 18 n

Poppleton
Garrison Thomas, soldier, 35 Chatsworth
Garrison Thomas, ship carpenter, 238 e Pratt
Garritee Wm. L. property agent, 231 Aisquith
Garriety Mrs. Burke, confectioner, 270 s

Charles
Garrity Bridget, confectioner, 270 s Charles
Garrily Patrick, hackman, 131 w Madison
Garrity Roger, blacksmith, 14 Buren
Garold Henry, saddle-tree maker, 60 Bank
Garrittson William, machinist, 121 Preston
Garrott Mrs. Nancy, 98 s Paca
Garrott William, stock dealer, 98 s Paca
Garth John, foundryman, 136 L. Greene
Garthe August, (Garthe & Loewenstein) 306-

s Sharpe

GAETHE & LOEWENSTEIN, (A.
Garthe, L. Loewenstein) Slaters,
cor Hanover and Cross.

Garthright Thomas J. harness maker, 59

Scott
Gartland Daniel, porter, 8 Garden
Gartlir.g John, wheelwright, Philadelphia

road near city limits
Gartside Charles, machinist, 477 Penna. av
Gartside Henry, jr., moulder, 621 Pennsyl-
vania av
Gartside Henry, sV., machinist, 621 Pennsyl-
vania av
Gartside Silas L. machinist, 62] Pennsyl-
vania av
Gartside William N. machinist, 621 Penn-
sylvania av
Gary J. A. (J. S. Gary & Son) 219 w Lom-
bard
Gary James S. (J. S. Gary & Son) Alberton,

Howard Co
GARY JAMES S. & SON, (J. S. Gary, J.
A. Gary) proprietors Alberton Cotton Mills,
24 German
GARVEY JAS. hack stables, 156 n Calvert
Gary J. 9 Frederick
Garvey James, jr., 154 n Calvert
Garvey John, laborer, 3 Hillen
Garvey John, 148 n Front
Garvey Michael, cabinet mak. 134 s Caroline
Garvey Patrick, huckster, 115 Front
Garvey Peter, hackman, 43 Front
Garwood Clayton, shoemak. 398 w Lombard
Gasang Christiana, 7 Plowman
Gaskin Robert, blacksmith, 31 Ryan
Gaskins Charles H. sailmaker, 179 s Castle
Gaskins Mrs. Samuel S. .59 n Greene
GAS LIGHT CO. OF BALTIMORE, office

19 South, Joseph Brown, Sec'y
GAS CO. THE PEOPLES, office over Frank-
lin Bank, 15 South
Gasparini John, restaurant, 66 President

GASPARI P. G. cigars and tobacco 31 s

Calvert
Gass Adam, milkman, 753 Light
Gass Henry, carpenter, 162 Peirce
Gass Peter, laborer, n w cor Biddle and Cathe-
dral
Gasser Henry, tailor, 48 s Chapel
Gassaway Elizabeth, 28 n Front
Gdssaway Henry, (Gassawav & Hooper,)

145 Park
Gassaway Theodore, bookkeeper, 145 Park
GASSAWAY & HOOPER, (H. Gassaway,
J. P. Hooper,) manufacturers of the Ash-
land flour, 87 South
Gaston Henry, shoemaker, 230 Harford av
Gatch Conduce, miller, 93 Columbia
Gatch Charles H. machinist, 93 Columbia
Gatch George C. clerk, 93 Columbia
Gatchell Mrs. Hannah Ann, 7 s Exeter
Gatchell Hugh McElderry, 38 Mulberry
Gatchell John H. clerk, 175 w Lombard
Gatchell Mrs. 175 w Lombard
Gatchell Wm. H. 38 Mulberry
Gately Mrs. B. A. grocery, 112 s Howard
Gately John laijorer, 303 Forrest
Gately Margaret, 3 Watson
Gately Michael, laborer, 107 York
Gatewood Wm. shoemaker, 49 Abbott
Gates Ezra, 87 Camden
Gates Francis, 123 Pearl
Gates Lemuel, boiler maker, 290 Canton av
Gates Thomas D. carpenter, 116 s Bond
Gates Wm. L. painter, 37 Bevans
Galhwright Thomas, harness maker, 59 Scott
Gatto Dominico, barber, 11 s Gay
Gatz Edward, shoemaker, 40 s Dallas
Gatz John A. laborer, 3 Halls la
Gartside James, laborer, 270 Franklin
Gauaharaii Thomas, chemist, 197 s Chapel
Gaubatz Christopher, 203 s Washington, F.P
Gauer Mrs. Christopher F. 35 Hamburg
Gaughan Anthony, laborer, 253 Cross
Gaule Michael, teamster, 182 Vine
Gaule Stephen S. milk, 101 Mulberry
Gauline Joseph C. sign painter, 60 Holland
Gauline Mary Ann, 60 Holland
GAULT ALBERT, plain and ornamental
gas fixtures, 107 w Fayette, dw 104 e
Monument
Gault Cyrus, (Gault& Bro.) 335 w Lombard
Gault John, shoemaker, 9 Ogston
GAULT MATTHEW, granite stone cutter,
and slate, 432 w Pratt, dw 312 w Lom-
bard
Gaunt John, bricklayer, 390 n Gay
Gaunt Samuel, huckster, 33 Jefferson
Gauseman Henry, grocery, 12 Warner
Gauss Frederick, laborer, 3 Green's ct
Gauss Jacob, boiler maker. 3 Green's ct
GAUSSOIN EUGENE, chemist and metal-
lurgist, 89 n Broadway
Gautron John B. currier, 12 Mercer
Gaverty Michael, laborer, n Fremont near

Walsh
Gaverle Mrs. Joanna, cigar maker, 142 Bond
Gayin John, ijlacksmith, 51 s Dewberry al
GAVET CAFT. JAMES, 174 Mulberry
Gavin Matthew, laborer, rear 210 Raborg
Gawne John, boot maker, 149 Montgomery
Gawn Joseph W. clerk, 149 Montgomery
Gawthrop Alfred S. carpenter, 57 Garden
Gawthrop Benjamin F. shoemak 'r, 25 s Carey
Gawthrop Geo. D. clerk, 57 Garden

THE GROVER & BAKER SE^VIXG MACHINE Is tUt- best for all purposes— SAUCS
ROODIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Gawthrop Mrs. Sarah, 57 Garden
Gawthrop Wm. H. boots and shoes, 163 Lex-
ington, dw 123 Garden
GaydecUi' Francis, Gay-st furniture ware-
rooms, 23 and 27 ii Gay
Geyle Cnpt. Benjamin R. 81 s Ann
Gayle Mrs. Mary, 77 s Ann
Gayle Roijert E. carpenter, 83 s Washington,

F. P
Gayleard Noah, blacksmith, 652 w Baltimore
Gaynor John, 287 e Pratt
Gaynor Patrick, drayman, 4 n Front
Geagan Micliael, grocer, 297 w Pratt
Gearhardt Peter, laborer, 23 Peach al
Geariiart John, laborer, 17 High al
Gearhart Miles, shoemaker, 20 n Amity
Gearns Henry, teamster, 114 Vine
Gearns Lydia, 114 Vine

Geary Charles, (Geary & Weale) 92 Saratoga
Geary & Wea!e,(C. A. Geary, T. F. Weale)

watches and jewelry, 177 w Baltimore
Geary Wm. carpenter, 29 Walnut al
Gebauer Frederick, tailor, 26 e Fayette
Gebauer George, shoemaker, 26 e Fayette
•Gebeiisleben Frederick, butcher, 297 n Cen-
tral av
Gebhard Thomas, tailor, 91 s Chapel
Gebhardt Jttihn, baker, 9 L. Paca
Gebhardt Wm. wheelwright, 123 e Madison
Gebhart Frederick, bootmaker, 7 n High
Gedde.s Adam, tail<ir, 240 w Fayette
Geddi's Alexander, (Geddes & Warwick) 62

HolUday
Geddes Charles, engineer, 89 Greenmount av
Geddes Edward McC. soldier, 220 German
Geddes Geo. W) soldier, 220 German
Geddes Jas A. bricklayer, 2:20 German
Geddes Jas. W. roofer, and sheet iron work-
er, 67 North, dw 62 Holliday
Geddes John, gardener, 3 Baker
Geddes & Warwick, (Alex. Geddes, Wm.
Warwick) house and'sign painters, 613^ w
Fayette

GEEKIE CHARLES W., Liquors
and Billiard Saloon. Importer of
Pure Brandies, Cordials, Ladies'
Blush and Hen Fruit Cobblers,
Pure Eye and Bourbon Whiskies,
123 w Baltimore, dw 25 Court-
land.

Geeling Henry, laborer, 173 s Spring
Geer Alfred S. carpenter, 61 Cambridge,

Canton
Geers Herman, painter, 95 Cambridge, Can-
ton
Gees Mrs. Ann B. 325 n Eutaw
Gees B. F. (Wm. A. Boyd & Co.) 143 Mc-

CuUoh
Gees Francis A. clerk, 125 w Biddle
Gees Olivia C. trimming store, 125 w Biddle
Geese Thomas B. plasterer, 50 n Paca
Geese George H. shoemaker, 5 Hoffman
Geercker Charles, cigar maker, 231 n Cen-
tral av
Geet Philip, shoemaker, 63 North
Gegan Jos., sr , professor of music, 128 n

Charles
Gegan Joseph, jr. bookkeeper Maryland Mu-
- tual Insurance Co., 128 n Charles

Gegan John, carter, 19 Bank
Geffy Michael, grocery, 238 Harford av
Gehring Andrew, laborer, 218 e Eager
Gehring Charles, tobacconist, 16 Orleans
Gehring Coiyad, laborer, 107 s Chapel
Gehring Andrew, hostler, 35 Guilford al
Gehring John G. jeweler, 194 n Gay, dw 7

Ensor
Gehring John G. (Ferguson, Gehring & Co.)

194 n Gay
Gehring Joseph, drayman, 412 s Charles
Gehrman Charles E. 267 Lexington
Gehrmann August, toljacconist, 71 Thames
Gehrmann Alfred, clerk, 32 Josephine
Gehrmann Charles, (J. Gehrmann & Co.) 84

n Gay
Gehrman Francis, wheelwright, 113 Saratoga
Gehrmann Henry, tobacconist, 141 s Ann
Gehrmann J. .Albert, clerk, 172 Franklin
Gehrmann Julius & Co. (J. Gehrmann, C.

Gehrmann,) tobacconists, 84 n Gay
Gehrmann J. Alonzo, (Wells Chase & Co.)

172 Franklin
Gehrmann Julius, (J. Gehrmann & Co.) 84

n Gay
Geigan John Henry, expressman, 103 Hollins
Geighcr Charles, baker, 115 s Regester
GEIGER EDMUND L. H. stove and tin

dealer, 88 n Howard, dw 61
Geiger Geo. M. cabinet maker, 1 Spring ct
Geiger John, confectionery, 16 e Pratt
Geiger Wm. hatter, 1 n Eden
Geiger Wm. baker, 19 s High
GElGLEIN JOHN, Madison house, termi-
nus Madison av R. R.
Geiglein John, shoemaker, 107 n Eutaw
Geinermann John, laborer, 60 s Regester
Geir August, shoemaker, 394 Hanover
Geis Adam, stone cutter, 94 St. Peters
Geis Andrew, blacksmith, 35 n Central av
Geis Leonard, shoemaker, 137 Low
Geis Peter, grocery, 246 e Eager
Geis Sebastian, tailor, 31 George
Geiser John, tailor, 35 Low
GeisendafferCliarles P. clerk, 556 w Baltimore
Geisenkotter Wm. laborer, 239 Aliceanna
Geiser John, laborer, 326 Canton av
Geisler Adam, shoemaker, 389 s Charles
Geiss Louis, shoemaker, 154 n Caroline
Geiss Nichola.s, tinner, 68 Camden
Geissler Hi^ronimus, laborer, 357 s Charles
Geisz Henry, shoemaker, 96 Hillen
Geiugi-r Joseph, farmer, 116 n Poppleton
Geiwitz George, artist, 47 Albemarle
Gekler Wm. G. (Allen Paine, Son & Co.)

366 w Fayette
Gelaspy Patrick, laborer, 96 Chesapeake
Gelbach Geo.jf. 14 Townsend
Gelbach Wm. H. 14 Townsend
Gellach Adam, laborer, 189 s Bond
Gelerman Henry, carter, 168 s Wolfe
Gelhaar Ernst, cabinet maker, 87 e Lombard
Gelhausen John B. printer, 2 Bath
Geller Henry, cooper, 54 n Schroeder
Geller Mrs. Mary, 121 Peirce
Gelster John H. tailor, 110 McElderry
Gelston Hugh D. planing mill, 197 s Caro-
line, office Washington hall, 5 e Baltimore,
dw near Calverton mills, Baltimore County
Gelston Hugh, office 9 e Baltimore, dw 155

St. Paul
Gelston V. DeL. agent Calverton Carpet Co.
5 e Baltimore, dw 155 St. Paul

JA3IES H. JOHHTSOIV, City Steam Firewootl MiUs— AVfirren's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 \V. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Geltmacher Fred'k, laborer, Patterson la, be-
tween York and Harford avs
Gemeny Andrew, carpenter, 116 s Chester
Gemeny Benj. carpenter, 132 s Chester
Gemm Henry, cigar maker, 50 s Bethel
Gemmell Alexander, agent Hampshire and
Balto. Coal Co., 56 Exchange Place, dv.^
121 n Charles
Gemmell Walter, letter carrier, 535 Lexington
Gemote Concert Saloon, basement s w cor

Baltimore and Light
Gempf Mrs. George, 55 n Amity
Gempp John, grocer, 153 Peirce
Gemundt Charles, (Pasquay & Gemundt,) 7

Harrison
Gendreitzig Henry, shoemaker, 12 Etna la
Gengnagel Henry, butcher, 82 Hampstead
Gengnagel Jacob, sr., butcher, 34 and 35

Fell's Point market, dw 86 Hampstead
Gengnagel Jacob, jr., butcher, 82 Hampstead
Gengnagel Sophia, dressmaker, 148 Henrietta
Gens Charles, professor of music, 344 Lex-
ington
Gens Luke, horse-shocr, 150 s Central av
Gensell Henry, laborer, 352 s Eutaw
Gent Henry, ship carpenter, 12 Hamburg
Gent John, melter, 137 Henrietta
Gent Thomas D., ship carpenter, 22 Hamburg
Genthar John, 211 e Monument
Gentle Wm., bookbinder, 369 w Fayette
Gentner George, shoemaker, 104 Penna. av
Geoghagen Mrs. Louisa, 103 s Broadway
Geoghegan John R., machinist, 130 Conway
Geoghegan Capt. Stewart, 41 Warren
Geoghen Catherine, vest maker, 81 Hill
George Alfred, lumber merch., 108 n Greene
George Adam, laborer, 331 s Bond
George Adam, matches, 56 n Central av
GEORGE ANDREW J., glass dealer, 41 s

Charles, dw 235 e Baltimore
George B., baggage master B. & O. R. R., 17

Warner
George Catherine, 170 s Wolfe
George Charles W., lumber merchant, 108)^

n Greene
George Charles A., clerk, 241 w Baltimore
George Francis C, mate, 179 s Wolfe
George Francis G. , fresco painter, 341 Franklin
George George W., printer, 42 s Caroline
George George, laborer, 56 n Central av
George Signor G., professor music, 365 e Bal-
timore
George Henry, clerk, 290 w Baltimore
George Henry, clerk, 340 Light
GEORGE ISAAC S., wholesale and retail
dealer in boots, shoes, Stc, 80 Centre Mar-
ket space, dw 214 e Baltimore
GEORGE ISAAC S., (Isaac S. George, J.
Brown George,) wholesale cbm. merchants
for the sale of boots and shoes, n e corner
Baltimore and Liberty
George James B., jr., 15 Aisquith
George James, farmer, 162 n Howard
George Mrs. James, 162 n Howard
George Jas. B., sr., collector, 208 e Baltimore
GEORGE & JENKINS, (P. T. George, T.
R. Jenkins,) provision and com. merchants,
48 South
George J. Brown, (Isaac S. George & Son,)

214 e Baltimore
George Margaret, trimmings, 72 Richmond
George Philip T., (George & Jenkins,) 7
Franklin

George Samuel K., jr., 71 Mt. Vernon place
George Samuel K., com. merchant, 50 s Gay,

dw 71 Mount Vernon place
George Stephen, carpenter, 72 Rinhmoiid'
George Stephen & Son, (Charles W. George,

Alfred George,) lumber, 37 n Greene
George Thomas J., (Sanders & George,) 208

e Baltimore
George Wm. S., sr., carpenter, 70 n Charles
George Capt. Wm. P., mariner, 239 Cross
George's Creek Coal & Iron Co., 19 South,

up stairs, A H., Stump, president
Georges John, piano finisher, n e cor Paca

and ?.larion
Georgius Fred'k N., (Lehmann & GeorgiuS,)

586 w Baltimore
Gep Geo. butcher, Patterson's la, near Green-
mount cemetery
Gephardt John, 161 s Washington, F. P.
Gephardt John, tailor, 145 s Bethel
Gephardt John, tailor, 191 s Chester
Gephardt Valentine, laborer, 241 s Wolfe
Gephart & Barbee, (J. Gephart, Jr., G. B.

Barbee,) wooden ware, 24 n Howard
Gephart Fred'k, laborer, 302 s Caroline
Gephart James, collector, 3 s Central av
Gephart John, baker, 9 L Paca
Gephart John, blacksmith, 224 s Botid
Gephart John, jr. (Gephart & Barijee,) 258 w

Lombard
Gephart John, laborer, 7 Foster al
Gephart John, baker, 183 w Biddle
Geraiuy James, spar maker, 59 Block
Gerahty Mrs. Peter, 78 Block
Gerahty Peter J. spar maker, 78 Block
Gerber Christian, can maker, Patapsco av

near Hill, dw 273 w Fayette
Gerber Mrs. Elizabeth, 126 s Paca
Gerber Mrs Honorah, 86 Carey
Gerber Ignatz, laborer, 38 Durst al
Geriirich Joseph, grocery, 327 Cathedral
Gerbrick Geo.. N. C. R. 304 n Howard
GERDES, BULLING & WEHRHANE,

(H. G. Gerdes, C. Bulling, H. Wehrhane,)

shipping and commission merchants, 143 w

Lombard
Gerding Geo. foundryman, 531 Canton av
Gere Henry, crockery ware, 67 Lancaster
Gcrhardl John A. laborer, 21 L. McElderry
Gerhardi Dr. Adolphus, 73 s Sharp
Gerhard Frank, salesman, Fayette between

Howard and Eutaw
Gerhardt Henry, harness maker, 13 e Monu-
ment
Gerhardt Theodore, shoemaker, 46 s Wolfe
Gerhardt Wm. 87 n Exeter
Gerhart Henry, cooper. 111 s Caroline
Gerhold Barbara, confectionery, 10 Baker
Gerhold Charles, tailor, 9 L. McElderry
Gerhold George, shoemaker, 10 Baker
Gerhold Jacob, laborer, 290 Penna. av
Gerhold John H. cigar-box maker, 414 n

Bethel
Gerin Mrs. Rebecca A. 554 Saratoga
Gering Michael, tailor, 31 Centre Market sp
Gerke Charles, furs, 60 Lexington
GERKE JOHN H, hair-dressing saloon, 119

n Calvert
Gerken Wm. J. grocer, 76 Boyd
Gerlach August, shoemaker, 273 Orleans
Gerlach John, shoemaker, 56 Buren
Gerlach John, tailor, 7 Sterrett
Gerlach Peter, varnisher, 159 Vine

shirts:

SHIRTS ! : SHIRTS ! ! I RAYMOND, BURTOX & CO. are now located at
168 Baltlmore-st., betiv^eeu Calvert and St. Paul.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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German Benj. wheelwright, 70 n Broadway
German Chas B. shoemaker, 228 e Lombard
German Christian, laborer, 72 Mulberry
German Christof, shoemaker, 65 s Bethel
GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, over n w cor South and Lombard,
Charles Weber, pres't, H. Vees, sec'y
German George F. 96 Ensor
German Herman, butcher, 54 Hanover mar-
ket, dw Garrison la s of Western cemetery
German Mrs. Jane, tavern, 248 s Broadway
German Job, chair maker, 223 n Central av
German John, sail maker, 207 e Lombard
German John W. painter, 212 Forrest
German Joseph S. 39 n Exeter
German Joseph, photographer, over 234 Lex-
ington, dw 305 n Central av
German Joseph, farmer, 305 n Central av
German Thomas E., butcher, 66 Lexington

and 96 Centre markets, dw 48 Chew
Germania Society, (German Club,) 165 w

Lombard
Germer John Henry, shoemaker, 6 Burke
Germershausen Mrs. Walburger, 281 n Cen-
tral av
Germershausen Mrs. Louis, grocery, 1 Vine
Germuth Anna E., shoe binder, 356 n Eutaw
Gernanct Andrew, cabinet maker, 147 Stirling
Gernand Henry, shoemalcer, 42 n Frederick
Gernert Henry, tailor, 6 Wyeth
Gernet Jacob, laborer, 308 Johnson
GERNHARDT HERMAiN T., glass stainer,

24 w Fayette, dw 162 Aisquith
Gernhardt William, 162 Aisquith
Gernhart Jacol), cabinet maker, 157 Ensor
Gerns John, soldier, 652 w Baltimore
Gerns Ellen, fancy store, 652 w Baltimore
Gerrico G., tavern keeper, 60 President
Gerth John, laborer, 136 s Greene
Gerting Wm., engineer, 263 e Monument
Gertzer Charles, sr., paint maker, 65 North
Gertzer Charles, jr., paint maker, 65 North
Gerveke Conrad H., confectioner, 34 Holiday
Gerwern Francis wheelwright, 113 Saratoga
Gerwig Frederick, instruments, 143 Raborg
Gerwig Phillip, laborer, 174 Ramsay
Gesell Theodore, blacksmith 588 w Baltimore
Gesford Wm., 328 Franklin
Geslinger Gusiave, carver, 316 w Pratt
Gest Mrs. Margaret, 11 Walker
Gess Henry, brickmaker, 903 w Pratt
Gessler Francis X., piano maker, 44 Clay
Gessler Joseph, shoemaker, 15 Jasper
Gessner John N., grocery, 65 Greenmountav
Getchel George, tailor, 499 w Baltimore
Getlien George, hack driver, 86 s Central av
Gett Dr. Wm. W., Orleans btw Chester and

Castle
Getterman Louis, baker, 166 n Eden
Gettier Augustus J., carpenter, 150 Division
Gettier Charles A., messenger Adams Ex-
press, 357 Penna. av
Gettier Charles A., messenger Adams Ex-
press, 271 Saratoga
Grettier Cor. E., messenger Adams Express,

367 Penna. av
Gettier Edward P. painter, 173 Druid Hill av
Gettier Mrs. Elizabeth, 209 Druid Hill av
Gettier George W., carpenter, s e cor Chats-
worth and Smith
Gettier Henry, turner, 57 Biddle al
Gettier Henry, laborer, Swann tavern, s e cor
Eutaw and Franklin

Gettier Jacob, huckster, 158 s Bond

Gettier John L., carpenter, 102 Hoffman,

dw 104
Gettier John T., tinner, n e cor Howard and

Clay, dw 101 n Pine
Gettier Jos. A., clerk, 209 Druid Hill av
Gettier Margaret, 50 Druid Hill av
Gettier Wm. P., 100 s Howard
Gettier Wm. H., painter, 237 w Biddle
Gettier Wm., bricklayer, 9 Grundy
Gettinger Charles, laborer, 39 Preston
Gettman Adam, laborer, 2 Shakspeare
Gettman Jacob, wagoner, 179 s Bethel
Gettress Mrs. Eliza, Wolfe btw Baltimore

and Fayette
Gettslich Chas. E., clerk, 311 Franklin
Getty David A., 86 s Eden
Getty James, dry goods, 105 n Gay, and 67

n Howard, dw 221 w Lombard
Getz Charles S. artist, 579 Lexington
Getz Charles S. machinist, 154 s Charles
Getz Charles, bookkeeper, 247 e Baltimore
GETZ CHRISTIAN, grocer, n e cor Eutaw

and Henrietta
Getz Conrad, tailor, 259 n Eden
Getz Conrad, barber, 127 s Broadway
Getz Conrad, tailor, 264 s Ann
Getz Earnest, shoemaker, 20 Short al
Getz Frederick, shoemaker, 29 May
Getz George, cutter, 108 s Caroline
Getz Gregory, barber, 12 Sterrett
Getz Henry, tailor, 50 Short
GETZ JOHN M. carpenter and builder,

Madison al near Madison, dw 173 Aisquith
Getz Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 83 Johnson
Getze Augustus, stoves and tinware, 308 n

Gay
Getzendener Charles, soldier, 3 China
Getzinger Joseph, laborer, 17 Hamburg
Geuter Adam, laborer, 86 n Broadway
Geyer Adam, tailor, 73 s Fremont
GEYER AUGUST, grocery, 233 e Lombard
Geyer Charles, huckster, 208 s Bethel
Geyer David, coachmaker, 7 Chats worth
Geyer Edw. G. (Geyer & Wilkins,) 239 w

Lombard
Geyer Frederick, painter, 243 n Caroline
Geyer & Wilkins, (E. G. Geyer, H. Wil-
kins,) ship, and commis. merchants, 122 w

Lombard
Ghee Henry, clerk, 117 w Lexington
Ghequiere Mrs. Cecibee, 133 Pearl
Ghis John B. laborer, 20 Camden •

Gibford Christian, harness maker, 251 s Bond
Gibaney Christopher, drayman, 84 Richmond
Gibbins John, cooper, 162 Raborg
Gibbons Francis A. 144 Cathedral
Gibbons Francis A. jr. 144 Cathedral
Gibbons Mrs. Eliza, 256 Madison
Gibbons J. H. S. commis. merchants, over 80

Light St wharf, dw 657 w Fayette
Gibbons Rev. James, pastor St. Bridget's

Church, cor Cannon and Hudson
Gibbons James, laborer, 111 Elliott
Gibbons James S. porter, 3 Rock
Gibbons James T. clerk, 319 e Baltimore
Gibbons Dr. John L. druggist and physician,

n e cor Eutaw and Saratoga
Gibbons John, blacksmith, 134 e Madison
Gibbons J. Thomas, sailmaker, 101 Bank
Gibbons Mrs. Mary Ann, 3 Rock
Gibbons Patrick, peddler, 241 Hoffman
Gibbons Sarah A. milliner, 16 n Charles

J» IIEXRV GIESE, Commission Mercliant. for the sale ot Flour, Gniii, .?cc<5s, tjic.
Roseudale Cemeut and Calcined Plaster coustautly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Gibbons Wm. J. clerk, 319 e Baltimore

Gibbons , 164 L.Greene

Gibbs Edward A. clerk, 37 McCulloh
Gibbs Henry, carpenter, 197 Forrest
Gibbs Wm. cigar maker, 197 Forrest
Giblin Patrick, laborer, 176 Constitution
GIBMEYER HENRY, cabinet maker and

undertaker, 383 Canton av
Gibney George J. (Gibney & Hall,) 12 s

Strieker
Gibney, Hall & Co. (GJ.Gibney, J. B. Hall,)

com. merchants, 90 Spear's wharf
Gibney Henry, hostler, 1 Garden
Gibney James, drayman, 84 Richmond
Gibney John, cabinet maker and second hand

dealer, 481 Lexington
Gibpey Patrick, drayman, 136 Saratoga
Gibney Dr. Richard, dentist, 32 n Gay
Gibson Andrew, tavern, 20 Mercer
Gibson Rev. Alexander E. 93 s Broadway
Gibson Anna T. boarding, 144 w Baltimore
GIBSON, KIRK & BRU. (C. T. Gibson, S.
E. Kir.k, R. E. Kirk,) lock and bell manu-
facturers, 5 Cheapside
Gibson Chas. C (Gibson & Co.) 106 McCul-
loh
GIBSON & CO. (C. C. Gibson,) auctioneers,

over 70 n Charles
Gibson Chas. T. (Gibson, Kirk & Bro.) 411

n Central av
Gibson George, printer, 280 Greenmount av
Gibson Kdward, laborer, 56 Cooksie
Gibson Mrs. Ellen, 365 s Charles
GIBSON DR. GEORGE S. 116 Park
Gibson Dr. G. S. jr. 116 Park
Gibson, Henry, tile maker, near Reese's iron
works, office s w cor Charles and Fayette
Gibson Henry D. clerk, 90 Saratoga
Gibson Henry W. painter, 70 Druid Hill av
Gibson Jumes, carpenter, 15 s Eutaw
Gibson James A. tinner, 9 Mott
Gilison James, jr., clerk, 90 Saratoga
Gibson James S. sailor, 470 w Pratt
Gibson John R. machinist, 51 s Schroeder
Gibson John R. stevedore, 222 e Monument
Gibson John W. painter, 70 Druid Hill av
Gibson John, Sons & Co. (John Gibson, H.
C. Gibson, C. M. Gibson, Andrew M.
Moore,) dealers in choice old Monongahela
whiskies. J. S. Asay, agent 63 w Pratt
Gibson Joseph, actuary Md. Institute, dw

331 n Gay
GUjson Mary, 260 n Howard
Giuson Patrick, cashier Bank of Baltimore,

dw 9 Cathedral
Gibson Robert, herdsman, 75 n Fremont
Gibson Robert, rigger, 222 Eastern av
Gibson Samuel H. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Gibson Capt. Wm. clerk, 1 n Ann
Giddier Jacob, mariner, 10 Fish Market sp.
Gider Catherine, grocery, 193 e Madison
Gider John L. tailor, 193 e Madison
Gierty Charles, harness maker, 129 Hamburg

GIESE J. HENRY, Commission

Merchant for tiie sale of Flour,
Grain, beads, and all kinds of
Country Produce, 21 Spear's wiif.
,^^- Agency for sale of itosendale
Cement and Calcined Plaster,
dw. cor. Eager and Calvert.— [See

bottom line Mvertisements.]

Gies Foldine, tailor, 279 n Central av
Gies John, watchman, 202 Stirling
Gies John, laborer, 47 Barnes
Gieseler John, fresco painter, 54 n Central av
Giesenderffer Luther M. printer, 554 w Balti-
more
Gieser John, sawyer, 80 n Spring
Gieske Gustav, (Gieske & Niemann,) 295 w

Fayette
Gieske Louis, commission merchants, 115 w

Lombard, dw 87 s Sharp
GIESKE & NIEMANN, (E. Gieske, E.
Niemann,) leaf tobacco commission mer-
chants, 76 s Charles
Gieske Theodore, 295 w Fayette
Giesler John, instrument maker, 74 Park
Giesler Joseph, laborer, 6 Port
Giesregan Mrs. Crecientia, s e cor Fayette

and Wolfe
Giesregen Paulus, carpenter, 108 s Spring
Giesrehn Fredk., baker, 120 Greenmount av
Giesman Adam, shoemaker, 241 e Chase
Giet Henry, tailor, 447 w Baltimore
Giffin George, cabinet maker, 25 s Schroeder
Gifford Capt. James, mariner, 60 Fawn
Gilford James J. carpenter, 188 e Fayette
Gifford Thomas, carpenter, 131 Orleans
Giger John, shoemaker, 132 s Carolipe
Gilanhand David, 153 Central av
Gilbert Aquilla, carpenter, Kimmel al near

Saratoga, dw 98 Pearl
Gilbert Douglas, clerk, 105 w Fayette
Gilbert Emma F. 98 Pearl
Gilbert Henry Clay, traveling agent, 98 Pearl
Gilbert Jarret N. (Haines & Gilbert,) 20 a

Paca
Gilbert Lewis, provisions, 212 n Howard, dw

214 n Howard
Gilbert Martin, oyster dealer, 13 L. Paca
Gilbert Lewis, tinner, 39 Raborg
Gilbert Martin, shoemaker, Monroe n of Pratt
Gilbert Wm. B. shoemaker, 152 Columbia
Gilbert Wm. H. fireman, 462 w Lombard
Gilchreest Patrick, laborer, 34 President
Gilchrist James, drayman, 279 w Pratt
Gilda Anna, 38 n Charles
Gildea Francis, bricklayer, 31 St Mary
Gildea JohnH. (John F. Forrester & Co.) 29

St. Mary
Gildea John, huckster, 29 St. Mary
Gildea John, laborer, 207 Vine
Gildea Maria, seamstress, 11 Penna av
Gilder Lawrence L. soldier, 68 Lee
Gilder L. L. bookkeeper, 68 Lee
GILDERSLEVE GEORGE, stock and bill

broker, 61 w Second, dw 260 n Charles
Giles Alice, 143 s Paca
Giles Daniel, cigar maker, 104 Ensor
Giles Geo. W. laborer, 48 Philpot
Giles Henry M. clerk, 14 George
Giles John E. stonecutter, 105 n Poppleton
Giles John, tinner, 141 s Fremont
Giles Joseph, cooper, 186 East
Giles Mary J. 185 Druid Hill av
Giles Wm. oak cooper, 453 Franklin
Giles Wm. F. judge U. S. District Court, 17

Franklin
Gilfos Theodore, tailor, 249 e Biddle
Gilhooly Mrs. Mary, 22 Morris all
Gill Absalom, shoemaker, 82 Peirce
Gill Ansley, stone cutter, 19 Scott
Gill Bryson, (Gill & Corrie,) 56 a Sharp
Gill Bryson & Son, dentists, cuppers and
leechers, 56 s Sharp

J> HEVRY GIESE, Coiuniission :>IeicJxant. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <Sc
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster conatantly on hand, HI Spear's WtuaC

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Gill Dr. Brysoii J. dentist, 212 n Eutaw
GILL & CORRIE, (B. Gill, J. Corrie,) den-
tists, 56 s Sharp
Gill Chas. M. (Bryson Gill & Son,) 56 Sharp
Gill C. Lorraine, clerk, 160 w Fayette
Gill Edward, trader, 265 n Eden
Gill Elisha, ship carpenter, 27 Philpot
Gill Edward, blacksmith, 9 n Fremont
Gill Elisha P. grocer, n e cor Boston and

Clinton *

Gill Elizabeth R. 364 e iVlonument
Gil'l Elizabeth. 21 Read
Gill Elivia, 21 Read

Gill Ely A. (Sam'l H. Gill & Bro.)56 s Sharp
Gill George, driver, 235 s Ann
Gill George, fisherman, 474 Canton av
GILL GEORGE M. ^attorney, 36 St. Paul,

dw 227 n Charles
Gill Henry, type founder, 131 Harford av
Gill Jacob, stevedore 45 Cambridge
Gill James H. bar keeper, 11 n Eutaw
Gill James R. carpenter, Wolfe near Pratt,

dw 176 Bank
Gill John, 301 s Bond
Gill John C. bricklayer, 253 Franklin
Gill John G. painter, 202 w Fayette
Gill John G. hook and ladder No. 2, dw 202

w Fayette
Gill J. L. D. 60 e Baltimore, dw 11 n Exeter
Gill Luther, saddler, 336 w Pratt
Gill Mary, dressmaker, 9 n Fremont
GillM. Gillet, (Martni Gillet & Co.) 160 w

Fayette
Gill Nich. cooper, 444 Lexington
Gill Nich. R. attorney, 32 St. Paul, dw 67

Aisquith
Gill Noah, huckster, 474 Canton av
Gill Owen A. (Martin Gillet & Co.) 160 w

Fayette
Gill S. H. (Gill Samuel H. & Bro.) 56 s Sharp
Gill Samuel H. & Brother, (S. H. Gill, E.

A. Gill,) dentists, n w cor Hanover and

Lombard
Gill Stephen, huckster, 326 Canton av
Gill Wm. D. clerk, 85 s Edea
Gill Wm. detective, 64 Bank
Gill Wm. E. cooper, 308 Franklin
Gill Mrs. Dr. Wm. F. 214 w Biddle
Gillan James, stone mason, over 7 Fish Mar-
ket space
Gillan John, huckster, 75 Boyd
Gillan Patrick, laborer, 84 n Front
Gillard James, soldier, 207 Lemmon
Gillard Wm. H. whip maker, 113 Pearl
Gillelan William J. carpenter, 79 Preston
Gillen James, 61 e Monument
Gillen Michael, luickster, 88 n Pine
Gillen Patrick, laborer, 34 Marion
Gillen Robert, printer, 100 n Front
Gillespie Daniel, lab. Lazaretto iron works
Gillespie Matilda, 156 Aisquith
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, 66 Essex
Gillespie Wm. (Stork & Gillespie) n w cor

Schroeder and Fayette
Gillet Geo. M. (G. M. Gillet & Co.) 60 w

Eiddle
Gillet Geo. M. & Co. (H. Moale,) tea, 56 s

Gay
GILLET MARTIN & CO. (M. Gillet, 0. A.

Gill & M. G. Gill,) tea, 38 ,w Lombard
Gilley Mrs. Julia, 166 e Lombard
Gilligan Edward, 120 s Regester
Gilligan Patrick, huckster, 549 Saratoga

Gillin Wm. baker, 90Holliday
Gillingham Dr. Charles, 391 w Fayette
Gillingham Dr. Charles, 514 w Baltimore
Gillingham Edward E. 136s Paca
Gillingham E. D. engraver, 447 Saratoga
Gillingham Edw. conductor B. & O. R. R.

dw 136 s Paca
Gillingham Geo. 0. clerk, 322 Madison
Gillingham Henry R. machinist, 136 s Paca
Gillingham James, miller, 244 n Caroline
Gillingham Kate, seamstress, 10 Walker
Gillingham Mrs. R. A 322 Madison
Gillingham Wm. J. miller, 483 n Gay
Gillon Thomas, laborer, 62 Davis
Gillmeyer Elizabeth, grocery, 11 Townsend
Gillmeyer George S. watchman, 11 Town-
send
Gillmeyer Geo. S. expressman, 88 Warner
Gillman George H. agent for Fairbank's

scales, dw 622 w Lombard
Gilman John S. (President of 2nd National

Bank,) 283 e Baltimore
Gilman Dr. Judson, 172 Saratoga
Gilmor Charles S., Northern av near Charles
Gilmor Charles, agent Baltimore Go's coal,

108 Park
Gilmor Robert, jr. attorney, 20 Law Build-

ines, dw n w cor Franklin and Park
GILMOR WM. 121 n Charles
Gilmor Wm. jr. stock broker, over 42 Second,

dw 108 Park
Gilmor Wm. 35 Hamilton
Gilmore James, drayman, 94 Warren
Gilmore Letitia, grocery, 85 Hillen
Gilmore Mrs. Rachel, 147 German
Gilmore Richard, (Fields & Gilmore,) 204 s

Ann
Gilmore Robert, blacksmith, 17 e Madison
Gilmore Robert, moulder, 85 Hillen
Gilmore S. 156 Dover
Gilmour Mrs. Andrew M. confectionery, 604

w Baltimore
Gilmour Franklin M. sutler, 604 w Baltimore
Gilmour H C. (Gilmour & Sons,) 98 n Eutaw
Gilmour James D. & Sons, (J. D. Gilmour,

H. C. Gilmouf & J. M. Gilmour,) hotel

and dining rooms, 124 w Baltimore
Gilmour J. iVl. (Gilmour & Sons,) 98 n Eutaw
Gilmour James D. (Gilmour & Sons,) 98 n

Eutaw
Gimber Leonard, stone mason, Frederick road

w of toll gate
Gimble Casper, laborer, 229 s Wolfe
Gimpei Francis, baker, 156 East
Gilpin Albert, clerk, 163 w Lombard
Gilpin Bern. (Canby, Gilpin & Co.) 42 s

Greene
Gilpin John, drayman, 78 Cross
Gilpin John W. barrels, 80 Cross
Gilroy James, livery stables, 144 n Front
Gilroy James, hostler, 144 n Front
Gilroy John, driver, 157 e Lombard
Gilroy Robert, laborer, 94 Grundy
Ginder John, tailor, 272 Lee
Ginder Leonard, frame maker, 127 Franklin
Ginder Wm. shoemaker, 80 Leadenhall
Gingerbaugher Joseph, laborer, 264 s Ann
Ginnavin Geo. W. plasterer, 83 Mount
Ginness Wm. frame maker, 188 German
Ginter Catherine, grocery, 33 Biddle al
Ginter Francis, shoemaker, 15 Scott
Ginter John A. carpenter, 281 Druid Hill av
Ginter John, laborer, 33 Biddle al

TH£ GROVER & BAKJBR SEWIIVG 3IACHI1VS is the best for all purposes— SAXKS
ROOaiS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Gipe Geo. huckster, 17 Jefferson e of Broad-
way
Ginter Michael, laborer, 31 s Wolfe
Gipprich Anthony, photographer, 84 s Wolfe
Gipprich Joseph, clothing cutter, 84 s Wolfe
Girard John, matchmaker, 30 Leadenhall
Girardin Emile, jeweler, 150 Columbia
Girnell John, copper smith, Mosher near

Foster al
Girbg John, laborer, ]6Callender
Girvin Catherine, 295 Franklin
Girvin Janies, 149 n Paca
GIR.VIN J. M. ship commission merchant,

23 Spear's whf. dw 278 Lexington
Girting Henry, laborer, Fort av between Hull

and Johnson
Gis Margaret, grocery, 113 n Bond
Gissel Christopher, carpenter, 245 e Biddle
Gissel John, tailor, 80 Henrietta
Gissel Mary, grocery, 80 Henrietta
Gissel VVm. tailor, 80 Henrietta
Gishel Conrad, cigar maker, 169 Columbia
Gist Edward K. 98 e Baltimore
Gist Jos. (Gist & Wells,) 306 w Lombard
Gist Mary, boarding. 111 Raborg
Gist Wm. salesman, 64 e Lombard

GIST & WELLS, (J. Gist, Wells,)

produce and commission merchants, 126
and 128 s Eutaw
Githens Edward, engineer, 26 Conway
Gitler Frederick, laborer, 18 Harmony la
Gittinger William, porter, 174 n Fremont
Gittiugs Edw. S. moulder, 50 n Fremont
Gittings Eliza, Chappell near Penna. av
Gittings Jackson, furniture wagoner, 53 Mc-

Elderry
Gittings James, (D. Levering & Co.) 96 Mc-

CuUoh
Gittings John L. wagoner, 105 n Spring
GITTINGS JOHN S. & CO. (J. S. Git-
tings, B. H. Williams,) bankers, 29 South.
[See p. 26 Jldvertisementa.]
Gittings John S. (John S. Gittings & Co.)
president Chesapeake Bank, office 13North,
dw 149 St. Paul
Gittings Lambert & Co. (Lambert Gittings,
George M. Johnson,) commission and ship-
ping merchants, 58 Buchanan's whf
Gittings Lambert, (L. Gittings & Co.) 62 Mt.

Vernon place
Gittings Martin V. carpenter, 53 Stirling
Gittings Richard J. (A. W, Machen & R. J.
Gittings,) Slate's attorney for Baltimore co.
47 St. Paul, dw 127 n Charles
Gittings Richard, 6 Etna la
Gittings Samuel, broker, 33 n Calvert
Gittings William, soldier, 107 n Spring
Gittins Mrs. Martha, 192 n Calvert
Giube Louis, box maker, 7 Spring ct
GIUSTINIANI Rev. JOS. pastor Church of
Immaculate Conception, Mosher bet. Divi-
sion and Druid Hill av
Given Dr. James J. secretary Union coal com-
pany, 45 w Fayette, dw Reisterstown
Givens Julia A. F. 10 Williamson al
Givins Sophronia, 10 Williamson al
Given.s Joseph, soldier, 45 n Caroline
Givens Nicholas, laborer, Clinton opp. Chesa-
peake furnace
Givens William, mariner, 45 n Caroline
Glaab George, shoemaker, 57 Holland
Glaab George, teacher, 201 e Eager
Glaab Peter, tailor, 201 e Eager

Glackman John, tailor, 144 s Caroline
Gladfelter Louis, engineer,Gorsuch av, Home-
stead
Gladston And. J. bricklayer, 212 Harford av
Gladston Chas. A. bricklayer, 208 Harford av
Glaen Anthony, locksmith, 63 Pearl
Glaenzer Chas. F., grocer, 832 w Baltimore
Glaeser Jacob, shoemaker, 53 Leadenhall
Glaeser John, 245 s Dallas
Glaeser Mrs. Sophia, 32 Burlce
Glaeser William, shoemaker, 244 s Bond
Glanding David, carpenter, 322 w Fayette
Glanding Mrs. Mary A. 322 w Fayette
Glann George 0. bricklayer, 150 Hillen
Glansey Peter, lithographer, 106 s Bond
Glanville James 0. salesman, 247 n Caroline
Glanville James W. collector, 247 n Caroline
Glanville Robert B. clerk N. C R.,-247 n

Caroline
Glanz Peter, shoemaker, 672 w Baltimore
GLAS CONRAD, lager beer brewer, .370

Pennsylvania av
Glaser Frederick, baker, 105 s Dallas
Glaser Henry, shoemaker, 68 McElderry
Glaser Henry, shoemaker, 165 e Fayette
Glasgow James, bookkeeper, 25 n Calvert
Glasner Matthew, bookbinder, 85 Grindall
Glasper Robert, painter, 23 St. Mary
Glass Chas. F. clerk, Fremont nr. Penna. av
Glass David W. clerk, 208 Forrest
Glass Emory, shoemaker, 165 Hughes
Glass George, baker, 239 Light
Glass James A. ship joiner, 122 s Eden
Glass Robert, carpenter, 201 e Fayette
Glass Mrs. Thirza, 64 n Broadway
Glass Win. D. harness maker, 148 Columbia
Gleasar Frederick, shoemaker, 201 s Bond
Gleasar John, shoemaker, 203 Bank
Gleason Catherine, seamstress, 250 n Eutaw
Gleason Catherine, laundress, 60 Lewis
Gleason Martin, tailor, 17 n Front
Gleason Thomas, machinist, 601 w Lombard
Gleason W. E. attorney, Franklin House
Glaze Catherine, 294 s Bethel
Gleber John, laborer, rear of 391 s Sharp
Gleghorn John, shoemaker, 15 Armistead la
Gleer George, laborer, 130 n Front
Glen Alexander, grocery, 257 e Monument
Glen James, grocery, cor Monument and

Eden
Glen Jeanette, grocery and liquor, 231 e Mon-
ument
Glen John, laborer, 197 n Eden
Glenan John, grocery, 174 s Howard
Glenn Alexander, house carpenter, 101 sBond
Glenn Andrew, Church Home, Broadway
Glenn Charles, pipe maker, 63 n Caroline
Glenn Joseph, sweep master, 13 s Ann
Glenn Margaret F. dress maker, 64)^ Lex-
ington
Glenn Mrs. Martha E. 172 Cathedral
Glenn Patrick, laborer, 30 Morton al
Glenn Mrs. R. huckster, 73 Lancaster
Glenn Samuel J. carpenter, 63 n Caroline
Glenn Samuel W. artist, 227 e Fayette
Glenn Samuel, Church Home, Broadway
Glenn Wm. grocery, 238 Bank
GLENN WM. W. attorney at law, 6n Cal-
vert, dw 153 n Charles
Glennan John, grocer, s e cor Howard and

York
Glennan John, brakesman, 362 w Lombard
Glennan Thos. brakesman, 362 w Lombard

JAitlK^ H. JOHASOA", City Steam Fire^vood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric ^molting Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Glennon Thomas, porter, 78 n Greene
Gliechman Frederick S. teacher, 130 Dallas
Glichman Henry, carter, 51 Fountain
Glever John, slioemaker, 237 Light
Glines Edward, carpenter, 229 e Madison
Glindy Capt. Wm. U. S. N , 201 w Fayette
Glitzen Michael, tailor, 327 n Central av
Glock Adam, shoemaker, 22 Pleasant ai
Glock John A. cooper, 26 Pleasant al
Glock John, tailor, 15 Pleasant al
Glbcker Emanuel J, clerk, 307 Mulberry
Glocker Emanuel J. attorney, 44 St. Paul, dw

Baltimore county
Glocker Theo. 44 St. Paul, dw Baltimore co.
Glockerty Peter, laborer, 10 Fountain
GLONINGER JOHN R. & CO. (J. R.
Gloninger, R. W. Chase,) wines, liquors,
cigars and groceries, 7 n Charles
Glorius Martin, tailor, 80 Chew
Gloss Balthus, baker, n 5 Bounty'la
Glosemyer Wm. carpenter, 91 Dover
Glover John W. boiler maker, 324 William
Glover Richard E. 37 n Gay
Glover Thomas, boiler maker, 82 Luzerne
Giuck C. laborer, 271 Aisquith
Gluck Charles F. dyer, 236 e Chase .
Gluck Henry C. grocery, n e cor Chew and

Caroline
Gluck John, laborer, Eastern av
GLUCK WILLIAM, tin and sheet iron

store, 79 and 81 n Gay, dw 135 n Gay
Gluckstein Alois, shoe store, n e cor Mul-
berry and Eutaw
Glynn John, keeper of the Cathedral ceme-
tery, w of Fremont and n of Mosher
Glynn Lieut. J. Gabriel, clerk, 12 Holiday
GMINDKR JACOB, silver plater, and mili-
tary ornaments, &c., 117 w Baltimore and
10 s Calvert. [See p. 12 Mverlisements.]
Gniesmer Henry, broom maker, :i7 s Bethel
Gnough Henry, 17 s Washington, F. P.
Goappal Henry, dry goods, 16rt s Eutaw
Gobright August, laborer, 151 Dover
Gobright Joseph S. coachmaker, 341 Druid

Hillav
Gobright Mrs. Louisa R. 100 n Greene
Gobright Williani, clerk, 92 n Paca
Gobright Wm. A. clerk, 70 n Howard
Gobright Wm. H. editor, 37 n Gilmor
Gocking Anton, carpenter, 345 Canton av
Goddard Charles, pat. medicines, 9 s Greene
Goddard John, laborer, 78 Ramsay
Godey Henry, clerk, 45 Hanover
Godey Thomas, cabinet manufacturer, 58

Hanover, dw 41
Godfrey Catherine R. 45 Garden
Godfrey George, 5 Hope al
Godfrey John, furniture wagoner, 152 George
Godfrey Johnson, wagoner, 590 Penna. av
Godfrey Sarah, 5 McElderry
Godfrey Samuel, tailor, 263 n Central av
Godman Mrs. Amarinta, vest maker, 69 s

Fremont
Godman John E. printer, 236 e Madison
Giidman Sarah A., Clifton, near Penna. av

extended, Baltimore co
Godman Thos. S. butcher, 26 Calverton road
Godman Thos. W. butcher, 64 Centre, 73
Lexington and 72 Hanover markets, dw
898 w Baltimore
Godman William, butcher, 153 Chatsworth
GODMAN WM. H butcher, -18 Lexington
market, dw 61 Pennsylvania av

Godthart August, tobacconist, 310 s Charles
Godwin Mrs. Ann, 188 Conway
Godwin H. Hackett, clerk, 46 Conway
Godwin John E. printer, 236 Madison
Godwin Littleton, trunk maker, 195 Conway
Godwin Ormand A. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Godwin Mrs. Sarah J. boarding, 274 n EutaW
Godwin Thos. S. draughtsman, 131 n High
Godwin William, jr. commission merchant, 5

Wood, dw 46 Conway
Godwin Wm. W. clerk, 46 Conway
Goebe Michael, laborer, 85 s Regester
Goebel Ludwig, tailor, 11 Clay
Goebler Charles, shoemaker 125 s Spring
Goepel Henry, dry goods, 168 s Eutaw
Goering Christian (American Meter Co.) 121

n Howard
Goertz Fredk. W. confectioner, 185 s Sharp
Goetling Philip, tailor, 62 King
Goetz Charles, brass finisher, 154 s Charles
Goetz Ernest, printer, 52 Low
Goetz John G. baker, 843 w Baltimore
Goetz John A. G. stoves and tin ware, 19

Brown
Goetzer Franz, shoemaker, 317 e Lombard
Gogel Chas. telegraph opcrat'r, 40 e Baltimore
Gogegan P. ship carpenter, 103 Conway
Gohlinghorst Harman, porter, 6& Light
Gohlinghorst Henry, cooper, 66 Light
Gohlinghorst John G. tavern, 32 w Lombard
Gohlinghorst John H. restaurant, 5 Saratoga
Golinghorst Joiin G., tavern, 66 Light
Gohn John B., currier, over 154 Light
Going Albah, machinist, 14 St. Mary
Gola Charles, music teacher, 47 Courtland
Gold Abraham (R. Kraus & Co.) 3 Aisquith
Gold C. W. clerk, 185 Conway
Gold George, 156 w Lombard
Gold Mrs. Mary E. 158 n High
Goldbeck Wm. carpenter, 86 s Castle
Goldberger Abraham, peddler, 116 Low
Golden Ann, hucksteress, 30 Harford av
Golden Jason, carpenter, 521 w Baltimore
Golden John, locksmith, 23 Bank
Golden John, laborer, 168 Greenmount av
Golden Miss Mary T. fashionable millinery,

76 Lexington
Golden Mary, seamstress, 10 Gould la
Golden Richanl, laborer, 159 Vine
Goldenberg Reuben, (Goldenberg & Wein-
berg) G8 n Front
GOLDENBERG & WEINBERG, (R Gol- -
denberg& A.Weinberg) embroideries, laces,
&c., 163 w Baltimore

GOLDENBURG & CO., (D. H. Gol-
denburg,) 51 n Howard, largest
Stock in the city, of Millinery,
Bonnets and Bonnet Matei-ials,
Hair Nets, Head Dresses. Furs,
&c.

Goldenburg D. H. (Goldenburg & Co.) 31

Marion
Goldenburg Jacob, 121 n Howard
Golder J. C. (P. Tiernan & Sons) 127 w

Fayette
Golder Robert, jr., (Golder & Unduch) 495

w Fayette
GOLDER & UNDUCH, (R. Golder, jr., N.

H. Unduch) importers and dealers in paper '

hangings, 33 Hanover

SHIKTs : shirts: ! SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Ounr.inteed in ?^it. I^i<iisli .ind Style, or
no ShIc. RAYMOAD, BURTOJV & CO., lOS Baltimore.;^!., above Csavert.

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THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. SS W. Baltimore Street. .

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Golder Wni. W. bookkeeper, 127 w Fayette
Goldennati Sophia, grocery, 56 Ensor
Golderman Casper, 251 Mulberry
Goldhanimer Peter, grocery, 229 s Sharp
Goldheim Lazarus, sutler, 21 Holland
Goldman Benjamin, clothier, 4 Centre Market

space, dw 9 s Frederick
Goldman Edward, embroideries, millinery

and fancy goods, 490)^ w Baltimore
Goldman Leman, butcher, 96 Centre and 46

Belair markets, dw 118 Chew
Goldman Lewis, clothier, 127 n Howard
Goldman Louis, clothier, 78 Centre Market

space, dw 11 Lloyd
Goldsborougli Charles H. flour store, Forrest

near Hillen, dw 55 Aisquith
Goldsborough Dr. Leander, surgeon U. S. A.

20 Jackson
Goldsborough Louis D. printer, 133 n Eden
Goldsborough Martin, property agent, 49

Courtland
Goldsborough W. Ewell, attorney, 25 Lex-
ington, dw. 195 n Howard
Goldsborouich W. W. 61 s Washington, F. P.
Goldschmidt Sol. shoemaker, 123 s Bethel
Goldsman Michael, wagoner, 10 n Eden
Goldsmith Aaron L. dry goods, 47 n Howard
Goldsmith E. 48 s High
Goldsmith Eirbert S. bookkeeper, 149 Park
H Goldsmith Eliza, 149 Park

Goldsmith Harman, butcher, 81 Centre and

102 Belair Markets, dw 11 n Chopiank
Goldsmitli Herman, peddler, 5 Watson
Goldsmith Jacob, 310 e Monument
Goldsmith John S. second hand stoves, &c.,

38 "Douglass
Goldsmith Jonas, teacher, 6 s Greene
Goldsmith Joseph, (M. Behrend, Bro.& Co.)

16 n Howard
Goldsmith Lewis, tailor, II n Pine
Goldsmith Lewis A. car driver, 25 Orchard
Goldsmith Morris, glazier, 344 s Bond
Goldsmith Mrs. Rachel, dry goods, 261 n Gay
Goldsmith Reuben S. dry goods, 208 Aliceanna
GOLDSMITH DR. ROBERT H., infirmary |

for chronic disi-ases, 20 n Liberty, between '

Fayette and Lexington ;

Goldsmith Samuel, butcher, 70 Hanover mar- !

ket, dw Cliester between Hampstead and

Fayette
Goldsmith Mrs. Samuel, 120 Burgundy al
Goldsmith Samuel H. 85 n Calvert
Goldstein Aaron, ink maker, 221 n Central a v
Goldstein .lacob, cigar maker, over 36 Centre

Market space
Goldstein Mary, hosiery, 286 n Gay
Goldstrom Abraham, clothing, 18 Harrison
Goldstrom Moses, manufocturer of hats and

caps, 248 Aliceanna
Golibart Simon R. (Randolph, Golibart &

Co.) 324 e Baltimore
Golibart F. L. clerk, 99 s Fremont
Golibart Jos. (Ely & Golibart,) 10 s Broadway
Goll John, laborer, 132 McHenry
Gombert Mary, 221 Scott
Gomer Thomas, laborer, 70 Lancaster
Gonce John T. laborer, 6 Rose
Gonder Cornelius, blacksmith, 61 Lexington
Gonder Jacob, stone cutter, 209 n Eutaw
Gonder Wm. tobacconist, 167 Franklin
Goner John, cabinet maker, 211 e Monument
Gontrum Peter, shoemaker, 308 s Sharp
Goodacre Daniel, clerk, 85 Albemarle

S, HEIVRY GIESE, Commlaalon I>lercliant
RoaendAle Cement and Calcined Planter

Goodall Alice, seamstress, 458 w Lombard
Goodbrad George, butcher. Garrison la, n of

Frederick road
Good Nicholas, laborer, rear 184 Aliceanna
Goode Mrs. Catherine, furniture dealer, 50

Harrison
Goode Wm. F. restaurant agent, 188 Pearl
Goodhand Charles, clerk, 22 Camden
Goodhand James B. carpenter, 87 n Calvert
Goodhand John, clerk, 17 n Fremont
Gooding Mrs. Eliza, 39)^ Courtland
Goodloe T. W . salesman, 116 German
Goodman Aaron, clothier, 75 n Howard, dw

322 Saratoga
Goodman Henry, clothier, 66 Centre Market

space
Goodman Isaac, second hand dealer, 62 Har-
rison
Goodman Jacob, machinist, 37 Scott
Goodman Jacob, blacksmith, 147 Dover
Goodman Joseph, cajimaker, 60 s Eutaw
Goodman Joseph, clothier, 10 Centre Mar-
ket space
Goodman Josiah, clothier, 22 Centre Market

space
Goodman Lewis & Son, (Lewis Goodman,

Solomon Goodman; house furnishinggoods,

24 e Baltimore
Goodman Lewis (Lewis Goodman & Son) 68

Harrison
Goodman Lewis, rags, 145 Orleans
Goodman Mary, 66 s Carey
Goodman Mrs. Maria, 241 s Paca
Goodman Moses, clothier, 122 Barre
Goodman Samuel, tailor, 61 s Howard
Goodman Seigel, teacher, 84 Harrison
Goodman Solomon,, (Lewis Goodman & Son)

68 Harrison
Goodman Winnebald, tailor, 325 n Central av
Goodman Wm. mariner, 56 Hi nrietta
Goodmanson John J. tinner, 325 n Eutaw
Goodrick George W. carpenter, over 69 w

Second
Goodrick Thomas T. carpenter, 156 n Eutaw
Goodruff Wm. blacksmith, 87 n Poppleton
Goodspeed Mrs R. R 179 Garden
Goodwin Charles, cashier Franklin bank, 209

w Lombard
Goodwin James W. engineer, 255 Gough
Goodwin Jas., wheelwright, 302 Harford av
Goodwin Juliet, grocer, 99 Mullikin
Goodwin Lyde, clerk. Sheriff 's office, dw 34

n Front
Goodwin Mrs. Mary, 23 Abbot
Goodwin Patrick, horse shoer, 147 Dover
GOODWIN THOMAS, dry "zoods cdlmmis-

sion merchant, 12 Hanover, dw 29 Hollins
Goodwin Wm. conductor P. W. &■ B. B. R.,

93 Gough
Goon Thomas, drayrfian, 644 w Pratt ,

Gootee Henry P., clerk, 358 e Baltimore
Gootee Geo. S. clerk, 358 e Baltimore
Gootee Kelly, (Gootee, Mowljray & Co.)

Mansion house, n w cor Fayette and St.

Paul
Gootee, Mowbray & Co. (Wm. H. Gootee,

J. E iMowbray, K. Gootee) commission

merchants, 60 s Calvert
Gootee Sarah A. 358 e Baltimore
Gootee Wm. H. (Gootee, Mowbray & Co.)

Caroline Co.
Goran James, laborer, 15 Hull
Gordan Mrs. Anna, 188 Conway

, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, iSte.
constantljr on hand, SI Spear's "WliarC

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Gordon Mrs. Anna, s w cor Mount Vernon

and Washington places
Gordon Lieut. A. M E. 105 s Eden
Gordon Basil F. med. student, 133 n Charles
Gordon Mrs. Basil B. 133 n Charles
Gordon Bartholomew, grocery, s e cor Front

and Exeter
Gordon Charles M. clerk, 105 s Eden
Gordon Daniel, engineer, 67 Granby
Gordon David, baker, 72 Albemarle
Gordon Eliza, 42 Pearl
Gordon Mrs. Elizabeth, 154 Hoffman
Gordon George W., Judge of Appeal Tax

Court, 105 s Eden
Gordon George B. silversmith, over 46 Holli-

day, dw 276 Greenmount av
Gordon 1. N. 96 Lee

Gordon Jas. A. bricklayer, 192 n Caroline
Gordon Dr. Jas. W. VV. 545 w Fayette
Gordon James, horse dealer, 106 German
Gordon James A. F. clerk, 105 s Eden
Gordon James, laborer, 150 Greenmount av
Gordon James, blacksmith, 94 Grundy
Gordon John, blacksmith, 129 Vine
Gordon John, laborer, 143 e Lombard
Gordon Joseph, shoemaker, 195 n Dallas
Gordon Joseph, cooper, 102 n Fremont
Gordon Josiah, cigar maker, 304 Mulberry
Gordon Ladevolson C. sutler, 51S w Fayette
Gordon Martin, laborer, 19 Pleasant al
Gordon Patrick, tavern, 34 President
Gordon Wm. E. clerk Appeal Tax Court, 105

s Eden
Gordon Wm. A. machinist, 1 Chatsworth
Gordon Wm. H. coachmaker, 360 Saratoga
Gordon Wm. chair painter, 154 w Hoffman
Gordon Wm. 103 w Monument
Gordschell Fred'k D. butcher, 38 Dolphin
Gordschell Dr. Geo. W. 163 n Fremont
Gordy Julia, 55 Milliman
Gore Jacob W. blacksmith, 116 Scott
Gorge John W. carpenter, 1.33 Dolphin
Gore John W. clerk, 22 IJarnet
GORGAS DR. FERDINAND J. S. dentist.

43 Hanover
Gorges John, cigar maker, 112 s Sharp
Gorgous Frederick A. barber, 5 n Park
GORMAN ARNOLD T. restaurant, 55 Cen-
tre Market space
Gorman Bryan, grocery, 79 Richmond
Gorman Henry, blacksmith, 83 s Spring
Gorman Henry, blacksmith, 214 Raborg
Gorman John, clerk, 79 Riciimond
Gorman John, fruit, 6U s Howard
Gorman Mary, dressmaker, 681 Mulberry
Gormar Matthew J. clerk, 79 Richmond
Gorman Mrs. .\1. B. milliner, 7 e Fayette
Gorman Patrick, boiler maker, 28 Hughes
Gorman Robert, soldier, 5 Wagon al
Gorman Wm. E. sailmaker, 106 s Eden
Gorman Wm. (Gorman & Lyles,) 91 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Gormley James, laborer, 152 Chester
Gormley John, tinner, Paca near German, dw

349 Lexington
Gormley Thomas J. painter, 110 Saratoga
Gormley Mrs. Thos J. milliner, 110 Saratoga
Gornall Richard, brass finisher, 61 North
Gorrell Robert B. soldier, 8 Cornet
Gorrick James, carter, 61 Elliott
Gorsuch Columbus, mariner, 68 Durst al
GORSUCH JEHU, City Commissioner,
Mayor's office, dw 78 n High

Gorsuch James, ship carpenter, 32 Laurel
Gorsuch John T. conductor City Pass. R. 276

Aisquith
Gorsuch Levin, oyster dealer, 247 Canton av
Gorsucji Lydia, 185 s Chapel
Gorsuch Mrs. Mary, 68 Durst al
Gorsuch Nelson R. 187 n High
Gorsuch Nicholas, hatter, 121 n Bond
Gorsuch Noah F. clerk, 250 Saratoga
GORSUCH PEREGRINE, conveyancer, 32

St. Paul, dw 227 Aisquith
Gorsuch Rezin H. hardware, 106 n Gay
Gorsuch Robert, clerk tobacco warehouse No.

5, Gilmor near Franklin
Gorsuch Robert, 193 Franklin
Gorsuch Thomas J. tailor, 100 e Fayette
Gorsuch Wm. hook and ladder No. 2, 100 ^

Eutaw
Gorsuch Wm G. carpenter and builder, Clay

near Liberty, dw 100 n Eutaw
Gorsuch Zechariah, moulder, 37 Jefferson
Gorter G. O. consul for Belgium and commis.

merch. 52 s Gay, dw 71 Cathedral
Gorter G. 0. clerk, 71 Cathedral
Gorton Alonzo M. clerk, 652 w Lombard
Gorton Mrs. Caroline M. 652 w Lombard
Gorton Wm. S. nightman, 147 s Ann
Gosdon Thoma.s, professor of music, 19 w

Baltimore
Goseman John, baker, 73 Aisquith
Gosley Daniel, seaman, 189 e Baltimore
Goslin James, machinist, Mound near Ca-
thedral
Goslin T. H. (Wm. S. Goslin & Son,) 206 e

Monument
Goslin Upton S. blacksmith, 91 s Poppleton
..fioslin Wm. S. CVVm. S. Goslin & Son,) 206 -A

e Monument
GOSLIN WM. S. & SON, (W. S. Goslin,

T. H. Goslin,) commis. merch'ts,51 South

GOSMAN ADAM J., Pharmaceut-
ist, (successor to Mackenzie & Co.)
Family Medicine and Prescrip-
tion store, N. E. corner of Balti-
more and Gay.

Gosman Fratik, cooper, 31 s Durham
Gosman John, baker, 349 e Eager
Gosman Marie, 66 n Eden
Gosnell Charles, druggist, 173 Penna av
Gosneil Elizabeth, Hudson al near Federal
Gosnell Eliza, Baker near Division
Gosnell Emiline, Reservoir av
Gosnell Mrs. Esther, dressmaker, 163 Ensor
Gosnell Enoch, police, 202 Forrest
Gosnell Francis M. carpenter, 457 w Lom-
bard
Gosnell George T. carpenter, 365 Franklin
Gosnell George W. commission merchant,

Light-st wharf, dw 210 e Madison
Gosnell George, painter, 168 Ensor
Gosnell Jesse T. carpenter. 111 Preston
Gosnell John T. silver plater, 147 w Fayette,

dw 29 Chatsworih
Gosnell John P. clerk, 210 e Madison
Gosnell Lemuel W. assessor, 7 Waverly ter-
race
Gosnell Luther R. conductor, 126 Boyd
Gosnell Matthew T. clerk, 23 n Calvert
Gosnell Nancy, tailoress, 2 Hudson al

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufactiirers of AV'Ulte liead. Zinc, Putty, liampblack. Glue*
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamislies, 100 W. JJombard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Gosnell Philip H. merc't tailor, 443 Saratoga
Gosnell Mrs. Rebecca, 144 Preston
Gosnell Rufus B. conductor, 126 Boyd
Gosnell Susan, 13 Josephine
Gosnell Thomas, carpenter, 210 e Madison
Gosnell Walter E. conductor, 126 Boyd
Gosnell Washington L. carpenter, 453 w

Lombard
Gosnell Wm. L. clerk Harden Express, 7

Carey, VVaverly terrace
Gosnell Wm. T. machinist, 138 McHenry
Goss Winfield S. 314 n Eutaw
Gossage John, carpenter, 153 n Caroline
Gossman John B. cooper, 233 e Lombard
Gossnian John Philip, laborer, 210 s Chapel
Gossman Nicholas, laborer, Orchard near

Franklin
Gossnell Elizabeth, 91 n Amity
Gosvveiler Daniel, lime, 85 Preston
Gosweiler Solomon, can maker, 2 Preston
Gotten George L. butcher, rear of 67 n Gay
Gott Catharine, 83 w Centre
Gott Jacob, architect, 526 Lexington
Gott Mrs. Jane, 43 Hillen
Gott Jackson C. carpenter, 31 n Paca, dw526

Lexington
Gott John, hackman, 4 Phenix row, Hillen
Gott Joseph T segar maker, 155 w Hoffman
Gott Wm. carpenter, 155 w Hoffman
Gotte Carson, confectioner, 123 Eastern av
Gottfriet Oetterer, baker, 193 e Eager
Gottleben Peter, shoemaker, 255 n Eden
Gottleib Philip, butcher, 49 Belair market, dw

n e cor Madison and Castle al
Gottlehuet Mrs. Eva, 153 Burgundy al
Gottschalk Adolph, cooper, 218 s Durham
Gottschalk Albert, (Gottschalk & Spilman,)

48 Portland
GOTTSCHALK & SPILMA.N, (A. Gotts-
chalk, C. Spilman,) dealers in liquors, &c.,
32 Light
Gottschalt Henry, tobacconist, 113 Penna. av
Gotse Henry, wood sawyer, 257 Canton av
Gotz George, barber, ]2 Sterrett
Gniz Henry, tavern, 220 s Caroline
Gouily Alfred, clerk, 418 w Lombard
Gonijh Mrs. Ann, laundress, over 9 s Front
Gougli Pyncdict, (B. R. Spalding & Co.) 86

n Cliailes
Gougli Benedict, (C. G. de Garmendia & Co )

8G n C'h:ii-les
Gough Dr. Dixon, 70 s Sharp
Gougli F. 8 Watson

Gough Hiirry D. weigher of live stock, west-
ern cattli' siales, 23 n Calvert
Gough James, marble worker, H Orbital
Gough Joseph H. harness maker, 103 Chats-
worth
Gough Thomas W. clerk, 472 Lexington
Gough Wm. laborer, l6 Orbital
Gould Mrs. -Amelia, confectionery and variety

store, 3b5 w Baltimore
GOULD BENJ. F. 580 w Fayette
Gould, Dukes & Co., (T. IS' . Gould, J. R.
Dukes & W. G. Nicholson,) commisfsiun
merchants, 102 Liglit-st wharf
Gould Capt. Edward, mariner, 148 s Bond
Gould Edmund G. salesman, 34 s flish
Gould James A. (Marriott & Gould,) 17 n

Strieker
Gould James, chronometers, watches, &c. ICO

w Baltimore, dw 38 Franklin
Gould John, porter, 83 Albemarle

Gould John G. 74 e Lombard •

Gould John R., Adam's Express Co. 35 w

Baltimore
Gould Mrs. M. J. P. milliner, 464 w Balti-
more
Gould Mrs. Maggie, 146 n Howard
Gould Thomas N. (Gould, Dukes & Co.) 3

Courtland
Gould Wm. Wallace, 580 w Fayette
Gould Zaccheus, clerk, 7 Poultney
Goulden Bernard, shoemaker, 120 s High
Goulden James, laborer, 13 Webster al
Goulden Patrick, laborer, 18 Sterrett
Goaley Louis, jr. vegetalde medicine dealer,

60 w Baltimore, dw 35 s High
Gourlcy Geo. laborer, 73 Richmond
Gourley Capt, James, 18 n Eden
Gourley James, blacksmith, 48 n Bond
Gousha Napoleon B. carpc nter, 191 East
Gover Charles P. clerk, 7 n High
Gover Edward L. clerk, 7 High
Gover Geo. P. clerk, 5 Aisquith
Gover George P. (Gover, Hardesty & Co.) 5

Aisquith
GOVER & GARDNER, (H. T. Gover, A.
S. Gardner,) com. merchants, 110 w Lom-
bard
Gover, Hardesty & Co. (G. P. Gover, F.
H. Hardesty,) stock and exchange brokers,
162 w Baltimore
Gover Henry T. (Gover & Gardner,) 385 w

Fayette
Gover Jesse, clerk, 385 w Fayette
GOVER PHILIP & CO. (P. Gover & G. S.
McCullough,) exchange brokers, 22 w Bal-
timore.
Gover Robert, 180 Madison av
Gover Robert, clerk, 5 Aisquith
GOVER SAMUEL H. auctioneer and com-
mis.sion merchant, 84 w Baltimore, dw 7 n
High
Government Warehouses, 8, 9, 10, 11,0'Don-

nell's wharf
Government Warehouse, 12 Balderston
Govctt Mrs. Frederica, Fulton bet. Franklin

and Lexington
Go wan, Wm. laborer, 3G6 Ostend
Gowdey James, salesman, 183 w Baltimore
Gpratity Henry, tailor, 315 e Madison
Graban Wm. music teacher, 130 w Fayette
Grabe Henry, box makrr, 255 Cross
Graber John, cutter, 56 Greenmount av
Grace Aaron, shoemaker, 560 Saratoga
Grace Mrs. C. A. 179 n Howard
Grace James H. carpenter, 257 e Madison
Grace James C. watchman,^37 s Frederick
Grace John C. tailor, 92 York
Grace Teresa A. 82 s High
Gracey Benj. M. clerk, 113 Aisquith
Gracey Elizabeth, 252 e Fayette
Gracey Henry, carpenter, 28 e Eager
Gracey Hugh, bricklayer, 159 e Monument
Gracey Thomas, laborer, 21 Barnes
Gracey Thomas, carpenter, 28 e Eager
Gracey Wm. carpenter, 28 e Eager
Gracisuman John, clerk, 82 s High
GRADWHOLE. C. dry goods store, 148

Camden
Gradwhol Martin, ship carpenter, 222 Canton

avenue
Grady Frank T. bookkeeper, 24 South
Grady James, freight agent Baltimore Steam-
packet Co. 182 n Eutaw

THG GROV£R & BAKER SEWING MACHINE Is tlie best for all purposes— SAIJC9
ROO::5IS— ISl Baltimore Street.

Get your Clotliing made at SMITH BEOS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Grady John, shoemaker, 1 Lovely lane
Grady Mary M. J. 217 Aisquith
Graeber John, tailor, 56 Greenmount av
Graef Conrad, grocery, 31 Brown
Graef Peter, tobacconist, 91 n Caroline
Graemer Charles, tinner, 3 State
Graeser Augustus, jiiano maker, 50 Oregon
Graes John, engineer, 34 Holiday
Graeve Theodore, saddler, 333 s Charles
Graf Conrad, carpenter, 144 e Central av
GRAF & ENGLER, (F. B. Graf, A C. En-
gler,) foreign exchange and bill brokers,
over 18 w Second
Graf Frederick B. (Graf & Engler,) vice
consul for Sweden and Norway, over 18 w
Second, dw 87 St. Paul
Graf Lewis, cap maker, 49 Portland
Grafee Edward, cabinet maker, 9 Clay
Graff Araminta, 66 s Ann
Grafi' E. Beatty, attorney, n e cor South and

Second, dw Gilmor s of Franklin
Graff Rev. Jas. J . clerk P. O., 40 n Calhoun
Graff J. clerk P. C, 40 n Calhoun
Graff John D. 2n Eden
Graff John, laborer, 189 s Durham
Graff John, cooper, 331 s Bond
Graff Peter, shoemaker, 276 s Dallas
GraffThomas R. sliip joiner, 154 Gough
Grafflin Emily, 274 Lexington
Giafflin George W. clerk, McCulloh near

])olphin
Grafflin George W. 77 South, dw 296 w

Lombard
GRAFFLIN JACOB W. lumber and tre-
nails, cor of Canton and Falls avs. dw 113
McCulloh
GRAFFLIN JOHN C. proprietor Baltimore
bag factory, 75 and 77 South, dw 238 Mad-
ison av
GRAFFLIN JOSEPH, deputy sheriff, 128 e

Grundy
Graft John, laborer, 226 Washington, F. H.
Graft Thomas J. butcher, 21 Richmond Mar-
ket, dw Point la nr Greenmount Cemetery
Graft Thomas, butcher, 17 Rock
Grafton Mrs. K. 70 Courtland
Grafton McHenry, (Meixsel & Grafton,) 70

Courtland
Grafton Samuel H. tobacconist, Division nr

Clifton
Graham Alexander, carpenter, 400 s Charles
Graham Amanda, 40 e Fayette
Graham Amelia J. boarding, 39 Mt. Vernon

place
Graham Andrew, tobacconist, 337 n Gay, dw

87 Aisquith
Graham Mrs Ann, teacher, 400 s Charles
Graham Anne, hat trimmer, 71 Constitution
Graham Benjamin, police, 356 Canton av
GRAHAM & BRIGHT, (J. Graham, R. A.
Bright,) painters and glaziers, 67 Saratoga
Graham Maj. Campbell, 64 Franklin
Graham Daniel, cabinetmaker, 11 Edward,

dw 111 Jefferson
Graham David, (W. F. Cooke & Co.) s w cor

Madison and Garden
Graham Edward, 1G9 n CentVal av
Graham Capt. G. R mariner, 172 s Charles
Graham George G. printer, 166 Hanover
Graham James R. photographer, 159 w Balti-
more, dw 85 Chew
Graham James R. clerk, 107 Jefferson
Graham James, engineer, 25 Fountain

Graham James, laborer, 25 Ryan
Graham Jeanot, 242 Howard
GRAHAM JOHN, soap and candle manu-
facturer, s w cor Caroline and Canton av
Graham John, brass moulder, 349 Forrest
Graham John, (Graham & Bright,) 248 Ais-
quith
GRAHAM JOHN T. com. merchant, 2 Bible

House, 75 w Fayette, dw 52 Fulton
Graham John, tinner, 217 s Paca
Graham Josejih R. H. bookkeeper, 42s Sharp
Graham & Le Baron, (Wm. Graham & C.
Le Baron,) ladies wholesale shoe manufac-
turers, 346 w Baltimore
Graham Maggie J. teacher, 318 n Eutaw
Graham Marietta W. 86 w Hoffman
Graham Matilda, 187 n Howard
Graham Michael, huckster, Harford av near

city limits
Graham Patrick, laborer, 25 Ryan
Graham Richard W. solicitor, 40 n Calvert
Graham Robert, shoemaker, 37 Abbot
Graham Robert C. carpenter, 110 n Schroeder
Graham Robert E. clerk, 123 Conway
Graham Sarah A. 71 s Ann
Graham Wm. oil and lamfis, 379 w Pratt
Graham Wm. superintendent Soldier's Rest,

127 West
Graham Wm. furniture, 138 Franklin, dw

109 Jefferson
GRAHAM WM. H. agent Brown Bros. &

Co. 54 Cathedral
Graham Wm. R. 86 w Hoffman
Graham Wm. (Graham & Le Baron,) 266 n

Gay
Grahame Richard W. agent, 9 North
Grain John M. furn. wagoner, 205 Gough
Gramell Kuhn, (Schaumburg & Co.) 353 s

Charles
Grammer Henry, shoemaker, 70 s Fremont
GRAMMER Rtv. JULIUS E. 21 s Sharp
Grammer Samuel, provision store. §1 Lex-
ington
Granal John, soldier, 258 e Chase
Grandeman Carl, porter, 112 Hamburg
Graninger J. shoemaker, 15 Courtland
Granger Charles T. soldier, 109 Saratoga
GRANGER FRANCIS, tavern, 204 Lexing-
ton
Granger George, detective, 234 s Sharp
GRANGER GE(JRGE R. 185 w Lombard
Granger Henry, 185 w Lombard
Granger James, painter, 8 New
Granger John F. confectioner, 109 Saratoga
Granger John F.jr. painter, 109 Saratoga
Granger Levin H. wood dealer, 27 Warren
Granger Matthew, tobacconist, 109 n Howard
Granger Wm. H tobacconist, 117 n Howard
Grannan B''rnard, machinist, 39 Valley
Granrutli Mary A. 265 s Bond
Granruth Wm. mariner, 265 s Bond
Grant Mrs. Alice, 494 w Baltimore
Grant Geo. trader, 41 Portland
Grant George, 48 e Pratt
Grant James, laborer, 83 York
Grant J. Hope, bookkeeper, Biddle near Caro-
line
Grant John M. assist. U. S. assessor 15th

ward, 144 Hanover
Grant John W. pattern maker, 282 n Eutaw
Grant Mary, laundress, 16 St. James
Grant Robert, gas fitter, 30 s Broadway
Grant Wm. pattern maker, 282 n Eutaw

JADIJBS H. JOHNSOIV, City Steam Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire and AVater-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Grant Xennphon, hatter, 494 w Baltimore
Grantlan Charles, lithographer, 98 s Bond
Granzebech Henry, shoemakej, 240 s Sharp
Granzer John, tailor and scourer, 6 Bank la
Grape Andrew, trunk nfiaker, 133 e Monu-
ment
Grape Mrs. Charlotte, ]37 e Monument
Grape Geo. S. teacher, 137 e Monument
Grape Jacob, bacon, 119 Hillen, d\v 97
Grape John, wood, 36 Gran by
Grape John T. clerk. Chase near Caroline
Grape John W. tinner, 122 n Eden
Grape Joseph, clerk, 3C Granby
Grape Mary, 237 Lee
Grape Thomas E. clerk, 36 Granby
Grape Samuel, tinner, 36 Granby
Grape Winfield S. clerk, 97 Hillen
Grape Wm. H. carpenter, 137 e Monument
Grasin Augustus, piano maker, 50 s Oregon
Grassbach Antone, brewer, 193 Frederick av
Grass John, laborer, rear of 27 Fawn
Grass John, paper hanger, 148 Raborg
Gratten Adelia, boarding, 14 w Baltimore
Grattan Thos. L. gas fitter and plumber, 723

w Baltimore, dw 14
Gratton Geo. 32 n Front
Gratzan Adam, tailor, 19 e Lombard
Graff Nicholas, shoemaker, 164 Sarah Ann
Grau August, tailor. Gay st. extended
Grau Francis, shoemaker, 96 n Dallas
Grau George, tailor, 75 s Regester
Grau Thomas, shoemaker, 332 e Lombard
Graue Herman H. (VVm. Wilkins & Co.)

Baltimore county
Grauer Ignatius, dry goods, 159^2 n Gay
Grauer Ignatius, dry goods, 239 s Charles
Grauer Samuel, tobacconist, 646 w Baltimore

and 170 w Pratt, dw 646 w Baltimore
Grauling Henry, tailor, 357 s Charles
Graupner Frederick, shoemaker, 47 e Fayette
Grausmesk John, 34 Bank •
Gravenstine Jas. H. wire worker, 18 s Exeter
Graver Lewis, tailor, 66 s High
Graves George W. clerk, 9 Walker
Graves Dr. John J., Windsor Mill road
Graves John, mariner, 42 Cross
Graves Mrs. Pierce, nurse, 182 n Exeter
Gravier Mde. P. teacher of French and danc-
ing, 97 St. Paul ^
Gray Adams, ship master, 197 Garden
Gray Mrs. Adelaide, milliner, 45 s Caroline
Gray Alexander P. shoemaker, 68 e Fayette
Gray Andrew, (Kelsey&. Gray,) 197 Garden
Gray Ann M. 110 Hamburg
Gray Mrs. Ann, 48 Mulberry
Gray Bernard, tavern, 46 Buren
Gray Charles E. brickmaker, 142 s.Paca
Gray David W. (Pearce & Gray,) 72 Mc-

Culloh
Gray Elizabeth, confectionery, 670 w Balti-
more
Gray Mrs. Emeline, 231 e Lombard
Gray E. jr. jeweler, 222Earre
Gray Ezekiel, jeweler, 222 Barre
Gray Francis E. painter, 140 Bank
Gray Francis W. detective, 96 s Bond
Gray Geo. W. clerk, 19 s Bond
Gray Henry C. bookkeeper, 288 e Pratt
Gray Hugh, tallow chandler, 541 e Madison
Gray J. Albert, clerk, 197 Garden
Gray James, foundryman, 50 Henrietta
Gray James, agent, 670 w Baltimore
Gray James A. painter, 138 Bank

Gray James E. shoemaker, 50 Henrietta

Gray James, carpenter, 304 Hollins

Gray John, mariner, 309 e Lombard

Gray John J. sailmaker, 13 Thames

Gray John, huckster, 92 Gough

Gray John T. shoemaker, 104 Chew

Gray J. Joseph, sailmaker, Ramsay's wharf,

dw 50 s Broadway
Gray Jonathan J. carpenter, 225 Harford av
GRAY MANUFACTURING CO. oiRce 13

Lexington, Charles Marean, agent
Gray Mrs. Mary A. 139 Dover
Gray Patrick, drayman, 109 Dover
Gray Patrick, laborer, 109 Dover
Gray Samuel, sailor, 3 Wills
Gray Sarah, 147 s Ann

Gray Thomass J. cabinet maker, 48 Mul-
berry
Gray Wm. hospital steward, 22 s Bond
Gray Wm. expressman, 122 Saratoga
Gray Wm. brakesman, 664 w Pratt
Gray Wm hackman,28l n Eutaw
Gray Wm. M. (Sheckels & Gray,) 315 Mul-
berry
Gray Wm. E. paper hanger, 25 Thomsen
Gray Wm. hattei', 16 Thomsen
Graydon Charles, carter, 156 n High
Grayson John, 235 Conway
Greasen Aclam P. cooper, 113 Albemarle
Greaser Peter, laborer, 10 Hammond al
Greasley Charles, butcher, 9 Hichmond and
18 Hanover markets, dw Penna. av ex-
tended
Greasley Jacob F. butcher, 12 Richmond mar-
ket, dw Penna. av near Northern av
Greason Mrs. Eliza, 252 Lee
Greason John, blacksmitli, 204 German
Greason Thos. huckster, 204 German
GreateMrs. Catherine, 71 Druid Hillav
Greaves Teresa, confect. 74 Johnson
Greaves Wm. laborer, 74 Johnson
Greb Peter, grocer, 170 n Howard
Greble Andrew, shoemaker, 4 China
Greble Benjamin, stone and earthenware man-
ufacturer, 76 Ensor, dw Eager betw Har-
ford av and Valley
Greble Christian, 109 Eastern av
Grebner Adam, laborer, 95 s Chapel
Grebe John, wheelwright, 34 n Bond
Grcela Casper, laborer 10 Barnes
Greely John, sailor, 117 s Durham
Greely Patrick, laborer, 2 Diamond
Greely Patrick, laborer, 104 Happy al
Greely Patrick, laborer, 200 Lexington
Grefe Louis, grocer, n e cor Paca and Dover
Gremm Elias, barber, 36 Somei-set
Green Amon, cotton manufacturer, 70 Hillen
Green Augustus, (Wm. H. Green & Bro.)

488 Lexington
Green Andrew, (Green & Hoffman,) 219

Peirce
Green Andrew, huckster, 383 n Gay
Green Ann, 107 s High
Green Charles A. carpenter, 167 s Paca
Gieen Charles B. 130 n High
Green Cordelia, tavern, 27 Short
Green Cornelius, barber, 31 and 68 w Pratt,

dw31
Green Edward J. clerk, 201 n Eutaw
Green Mrs. Edward, 238 n Howard
Green Emma, teacher, 167 s Paca
Green ICli H. machinist, n w cor Fayette and
Fulton

Shirts, Dra\rers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at KAT-
MOXD. BURTON & CO'S, 168 BnlKmore-st., near Calvert.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Green Mrs. Elizabeth, 215 Conway-
Green Franklin, mariner, 63 Lancaster
Green George M. bricklayer, 72 n Fremont
Green Geoi-ge T. house and sign painter, 51

South, dw 35 Jackson
Green Mrs. Hannah, 31 w Pratt
Green Henry, sr. 16 s Carey
Green Henry, jr. police, 55 s Schroeder
Green Henry H. currier, 41 Pearl
Green Henry L. gas filler, 10 Fall
Green Hester, seamstress, 19 Sterrett
Green & Hoffman, (A. 0. Green, H. Hoff-
man,) coachmakers, 167 w Lombard
Green Horace A. printer, 101 n Front
Green Mrs. Isaac, 147 Hoffman
Green Jacob, lime and hair, 44 Buren, dw

292 e Chase
Green James, 147 Barre
Green James machinist, 241 Forrest
Green Jas. H. boiler maker, 185 n Central av
Green John W. tobacco pipe maker, 101 n

Front
Green John, barber, 33 Granby
Green John, moulder, 162 Conway
Green Capt. John M. 18 Lexnigton
Green John, paver, 15 Sterrett
Green John, scavenger, 38 Williamson al
Green John N. cooper, 596 w Pratt
Green John G. machinist, 15 Sterrett
Green John J. manuf. of mill picks and facing
hammers. Centre 4 doors w of Holiday, dw
119 Grundy
Green John, superintendent American Tele-
graph company, 288 Harford av
Green John D. soldier, 220 Mulberry
Green John, printer, 16 s Carey
Green John, blacksmith, 511 w Lombard
Green Josephine, seamstress, 26 Chatsworth
Green Joseph, huckster, 257 Columbia
Green Joseph D. blacksmith, 75 Gough
Green Joseph N. carpenter, 25 Carlton
Green Joshua H. machinist, 120 Jefferson
Green Joseph, laborer, 192 L. Constitution
Green Joseph, grocer, 51 Chatsworth
Green Joshua, rectifier of liquors, 220 Mul-
berry
Green Joshua, jr. soldier, 220 Mulberry
Green Louisa A. boarding, 60 n Central av
Green Mary Ann, 101 n Front
Green Mrs. Margaret, 2 Hudson al
Green Michael, laborer, 107 Peach al
Green Mrs. M. E. 419 w Pratt
Green Mrs. Nancy, 26 Chatsworth
Green Nicholas, laborer, 28 Burke
Green Patrick, laborer, 45 s Dewberry al
Green Philander, 4 n Liberty
Green R. (Cooke & Green,) Baltimore co
Green Richard C. cooper, cor Patterson and

Cable, dw 167 s Paca
Green Richard M. blacksmith, 296 n Eutaw
Green Samuel, butcher, 64 Belair market, dw

Point la near Greenmount Cemetery
Green Samuel, shoemaker, 80 s Caroline
Green Samuel, huckster, 36 n Spring
Green Susett, dressmaker, 24 Ensor
Green Thomas, moulder, 162 Conway
Green Thomas, laborer. 111 Dover
Green Thomas, gardener, 113 n Eutaw
Green Thomas J. cjerk, 41 Pearl
Green Thomas T. tavern, 56 Thames
Green Thomas M. (Green &■ Yoe,) 93 Ais-

quith
Green Thomas, carpenter, 24 Ensor

Green ThoYnas, 106 York

Green Thomas, laborer, 45 s Dewberry al

Green Thomas, mariner, 386 vv Eager

Green Mrs. Virginia, 536 Lexington

Green Wm F. tailor, 222 w Pratt

Green Wm. F. carpenter, 150 Druid Hill av

Green Wm. H. & Bro. (W. H. Green, P. A.

Green,) provision dealers, 488 Lexington
Green Wm. H. (Wm. H. Green & Bro.) 486

Lexington
Green Capt. Wm. H. mariner, 107 s High
Green Wm. H. conductor, 211 Lee
Green Wm. P. restaurant, 48 e Lombard
GREEN & YOE, (T. M. Green, B. R. Yoe,)

grocers, 88 w Baltimore
Greenawald Michael, grocery, 252 s Bond
Greenbaum Isaac & Sons, fancy dry goods,

200 s Broadway
Greenbaum Isaac, (asient,) tailor and clothier,

146 w Pratt, dw 103 e Lombard
Greenbaum Isaac, tailor, 216 s Broadway
Greenbaum Marks, 260 w Pratt
Greenbaum Meyer, clothier, s w cor Forrest

and Front, dw 168 n Front
Greenbaum Nathan G. grocer, 157 Orleans
Greenbaum Simon, dry goods, 204 s Broad-
way
Greenbaum Wolfe, grocery, 417 Saratoga
Greenburg Hannah, 108 s Spring
Greeneisen Adam, merchant tailor, 316 w

Pratt
Greener Henry, lithographer, 2 Jefferson
Greenewald Catherine, junk shop, 64 n Spring

GREENFIELD AQUILLA H.
Hardware and House Furnishing
Goods, 167 Lexington, dw. 261
Saratoga.

GREENFIELD CALEB W. wholesale and
retail dealer in hardware, iron and tin toys,
236 Lexington, dw 330 w Fayette
Greenfield Harriet M. 261 Saratoga
Greenfield Thomas K. ship joiner, ^9 s High
Greenfield Wm. E. carpenter, 50 Jefferson
Greenhart John, shoemaker, over 80 Centre

Market space
Greenhood Aaron, baker, 80 Harrison
Greenieg John, laborer, 348 William
Greenleaf C. R. asst. surgeon U. S. A. 51

Lexington
Greenley Ann M. 119 Columbia
Greenley Wm. E. police, 178 n Caroline
Greenlich Lewis, shoemaker, 23 s Caroline
GREENMOUMT CEMETERY office, 1

Courtland
Greensfelder & Brother, (J. Greensfelder, S.

Greensfelder) fancy goods, 25 n Howard
Greensfelder Bernard, 32 s Exeter
Greensfelder Henry, fancy dry goods, 311 w

Baltimore, dw 22 s Exeter
Greensfelder Joseph, (Greensfelder & Bro.,)

169 w Fayette
Greensfelder Moses. Novelty Ruffle Company,

over 311 w Baltimore, dw 126 e Baltimore
Greensfelder Simon, 10 s Exeter
Greensfelder Samuel, (Greensfelder J^i Bro.,)

213 Saratoga
Greensteen Simon, dry goods, 190 s Broad-
way
Greentree Albert, clothier, 152 w Pratt, dw
52 n Liberty

J. HEIVRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster

, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Setds, &''
constantly on hand, 31 Spear's ."W^liarf.

SMITH BE.GS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Greeiitret; Andrew D. painter, 373 Franklin
Greentree Mrs. Caliierine, 373 Franklin
Greeniree Dr. Hiram, apdthecary and drue;-
gist, and coroner, s e cor Garden and Pres-
ton
■ Greentree Howard, salesman, 94 Druid Hillav
Greentree Jacob, cl<jtliier, 843^ Centre Mar-
ket space, dw 52 n Ijiberty
Greenvill Joseph, laborer, 42 Binney
GHEENWALD BENJ., military goods, 78

n Eutaw
Greenwald Mrs. Hannah, military goods. 72

s Eutaw
Greenwald S. cigar store, 191 w Pratt
Green wall Leonard, horse jockey, 6 Central av
Greenwalt A. B. clerk, 228 Harford av
Greenway Edward M., jr., n w cor Mount

Vernon and Washington places
Greonway Edward M., sr., n w cor Mount

Vernon and Washington places
Greenway Wm. clerk, 17 Mulberry
Greenway Mrs. Wm. T. 17 Mulberry
Greenwell Ann, dress maker, 41 n Caroline
Greenwood Chas. H. carpenter, 3 Cambridge
Greenwood George Z. com. mer., 2 Bowly's

wharf, dw 233 Hanover
Greenwood Harriet A., 394 Lexington
Greenwood Wm. D., clerk, 230 e Monument
Greenwood Wm. hatter, 191 n Central av
Greenwood Wm. S. hat agent, over 11 Light,

dw s w cor Monument and Central av
Greer Mrs. Adaline, seamstress, 75 Albe-
marle
Greer Alexander, sexton St. Paul's Church,

8 Mulberry
Greer Benjamin, clerk, 49 Fawn
Greer Isaac, 60 n High
Greer James, huckster, 204 Forrest
Greer John H. restaurant, 42 n Caroline, dw

60 e Baltimore
Greer John J. clerk, 169 Madison av
Greer ;Vlary, 169 Madison av
Greer Robert A. 40 n Fremont
Greer Rol)ert, shoemaker, 162 Chesnut
Greer Sophia, 49 Fawn
Greer Wm. 77 McElderry's wharf, dw n w

cor Baltimore and High
Greer Wm. furrier, 62 e Pratt
Grees Richard, engineer, 24 Ramsey
Greeshman Theodore, grocery and liquors, 56

Clay
Grefe Louis, grocer, 53 s Paca
Gregg Andrew & Co., (Andrew Gregg, John
Gregg, James Gregg) wholesale grocers,
109 and in Franklin
Gregg Andrew A., (Bayfield & Gregg) 155

n Charles
Gregg Annie .1. tailoress, s e cor Greene and

Lo-iington
. Gregg J. Newton, clerk, 425 w Fayelte
Gregg James, (Andrew Gregg & Co.,) 58

Franklin
Gregg John, (Andrew Gregg & Co.) 126 n

Charles
Gregg .fohn H. clerk, 425 w Fayette
Gregg Robert A. 43 Holliday
Gregg Mrs. Susan, tailoress, 227 Henrietta
Gregg Taylor, clerk, 425 w Fayette
Gregg Wm. clerk, 425 w Fayette
Gregory Ann R. 198 s Charles
Gregory David, laborer, 160 s Wolfe
Gregory Francis, 175 n Dallas
Gregory Henry D. tobacconist, 196 s Charles |

Gregory John, boiler maker, 30 Henrietta
Gregory Henry N. painter, 113 s Regester
Gregory John B. police, 74 Washington, F.H.
Gregory John T. soldier, 30 Henrietta
Gregory Joseph, laborer, 179 n Dallas
Gregory Ahirtha, variety store, 119 Gough
Gregory Mrs. Mary, 51 Harmony la
Gregory Thos. O. cigar maker, 14 Henrietta
Gregory William, ship carpenter, 137 s Eden
Gregory William, plasterer, 102 Hoilins
Greif David, 202 Aliceanna
Greif Levi, tailor, 185 s Broadway
Greifzu John M. carpenter, 104 s Caroline
Gremm Ludwig, tailor, 469 w Baltimore
Gremmel Jacob, Harford av near city limits
Gremmel John, butcher, 119 Centre Market
and 6 Belair Market, dw Harford av near
city limits
Grese Caspari, cabinet maker, 74 n Fremont
Grese John, brewer, 34 Holiday
Gresen Louis, night worker, 269 Eastern av
Gresham Catherine, seamstress, 47 Chesnut
Greshoff Francis A. gold and silversmith, 2 s

Charles, dw 2 Watson
Greenzlsback Henry, shoemaker, 240 s Sharp
Grey H. Otis, clerk, Howard House
Gremble John, mariner, 170 s Wolfe
Grey Patrick, tanner, cor Holiday and Bath
GREVES DAVID, grocer, 81 n Broadway
Grezer Charles, laborer, 389 s Eutaw
GRIQE EDWARD G. druggist, s w cor
Baltimore and Broadway, dw 53 s Broadway
Grice Mrs. Elizabeth, 177 Vine
Grice Joseph P. druggist, 53 s Broadway
Gridley John, custom house, 129 n Eden
Grieff Martin, locksmith, 125 Franklin
Griefzue Christian, cigar mak.,379 Canton av
Griefzue John, carpenter, 47 Bank
Grier Eleanor, 187 n Howard
Grier Margaret, 187 n Howard
Grier Dr. William, U. S. N., 187 n Howard
Gries John G. wood and twist turner, 15

Grant, dw 542 w Pratt
Griese Adam, shoemaker, 54 Gough
Grieser Mrs. Dora, gro-^ery, 500 \v Pratt
Griesman Jacob, 276 s Dallas
Griessmann Julius C. carpenter, 73 e Lombard
Griest George, driver Harnden express, 58

Hill
Griest Geo. C. clerk, 58 Hill
Griest Moses, commission merchant, 88 Light

St wharf, dw 58 Hill
Griest Joseph D. clerk, 58 Hill
Griffenstine Jacob, 319 s Dallas
Griffin Bridget, 2 Mulberry
Griffin Charles, clerk, 225 Garden
Griffin Charles H.. butcher, 34 Somerset
Griffin Clara, seamstress, 27 Edward
Griffin Edward, foreman Gazette office, 400 w

Fayette
Griffin Edward A. conductor, 80 s Carey
Griffin Elleanor, 96 Albemarle
Griffin George, millwright, 138 Cross
Griffin George machinist, 79 Washington,

F. H
Griffin Henry, 376 e Baltimore
Griffin Henry C. bookkeeper city collector's

office, dw 13 Penn
Griffin James, grocery, 31 w Chase
Griffin James, shoemaker, 108 n Bond
Griffin James, printer, 75 Eastern av
Griffin John, plasterer, 367 Saratoga
Griffin John M. tailor, 113 Hill

AUG. G. MEYER »& CO., Mamilact«r< r» «>f WUU* Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot OH, Saltpetre, Paints awcl VariiisUes, 100 W. IiOm]itai-(l Street.

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GrifRn John, laborer, 3 Foster al

Griffin Luke, mariner, 10 Fish Market space

Griffin Mary J. grocery, n w cor Caroline and

Madison
Griffin Mary A., grocery, 75 Eastern av
Griffin Mrs. Mary'A. 77 n Pine
Griffin Michael, laborer, 103 Vine
Griffin Reverdy, clerk, 225 Garden
Griffin Robert B., jr., (R. B. Griffin & Son)

176 n Calvert
Griffin Robert, plasterer, 24 McElderry
Griffin Robert B. (R. B. Griffin & Son) 225

Garden
Griffin Robert J. carpenter, 213 Barre
GRIFFIN ROBERT B. & SON, (R. B. Grif-
fin, R. B. Griffin, jr.) boots, shoes, hats,
caps and bonnets, 19 s Charles
GRIFFIN THOMAS W. conveyancer and
justice of the peace, 114 s Broadway, dw
n e cor Pratt and Choptank
Griffin Thomas, blacksmith, 134 Boyd
Griffin Thomas E. clerk, 150 s Paca
Griffin Timothy, fruit, 10 Orleans
Griffin Wm. butcher, 481 e Baltimore
Griffin Wm. clerk, 225 Garden
Griffiss Anthony, iron roller, 28 Bank
Griffiss Mrs. Eliza, 148 e Baltimore
Griffiss James F. watchmaker, Philadelphia

road near city limits
Griffiss Thomas J. 170 Cathedral
Griffith Allen, laborer, 140 s Fremont
Griffith Ann, 40 n Front

Griffith Allen, collector Superior Court, How-
ard house, s w cor Howard and Cowpen al
Griffith Mrs. A. W. S. boarding, 32 s Sl-arp
Griffith Catherine, trimmings, 33 Harrison
Griffith Charles, silversmith, 22 n Strieker
Griffith Charles, clerk, 43 Columbia
Griffith Daniel, shoemaker, 102 s Regester
Griffith David J. clerk, 43 s Sharp
Griffith Edwin L. lumber, 136 Hughes
Griffith Mrs. Elizabeth, 34 Barre
Griffith Frank, car driver, 72 Portland
GRIFFITH G. S. imp. and job. of carpets,
&c., 89 and 91 w Baltimore, dw 157 n Cal-
vert
Griffith G. S., jr., clerk, 57 s High
Griffith Geo. C. coti dealer, n e cor Lombard

and Central av, dw 131 e Lombard .
Griffith Geo. A. printer, 34 Barre
Griffith Henry, clerk, 162 e Eager
Griffith Howard, 41 Courtland
Griffith Hiram D. engineer, 35 Stiles
Griffith Israel, sr., over s e cor Baltimore and

Sharp, dw 43 s Sharp
Griffith Israel, sr. carpenter, 33 McHenry
Griffith Israel, jr., over ] s Sharp, dw 43
Griffith Isaac, hay dealer, dw 142e Monument
Griffith Louis, painter, 71 n Central av
Griffith James, shoemaker, 81 n Pine
Griffith Mrs. Jane B. 211 e Baltii^ore
Griffith John A. (John A. Griffith & Co.) 40

n Front
Griffith John A. & Co. (J. A. Griffith, J. O.
Neill, Joseph Maguire,) importers and deal-
ers in merchant tailors' and clothiers' trim-
mings, s w cor Baltimore and Charles
Griffith John M. (Bruster & Griffith,) 80 n

Greene
Griffitli Capt. John R. mariner, 166 Hanover
Griffith Levi P. shoemaker, IQS^o e Pratt
Griffith Maigaret, tailoress, 123 Kaborg
Griffith Mrs" Margaret A. 361 w Baltimore

Griffith Mrs. Maria C. 78 St. Paul
Griffith Mortimer C. clerk tobacco warehouse,
. No. 3, 69 s Eutaw

Griffith Philemon, tobacco inspector, ware-
house No. 3, dw 144 Barre
Griffith R C. clerk, 62 Barre
Griffith Richard H. 563 Lexington
Griffith Robt. H. (Hazen & Griffith,) 20 Hill
Griffith R. R. jr. commission merchant and
dealer in fish, 14 Commerce, dw 195 Garden
Griffith R. R. sr. guano and phosphate of
lime agent, 3' O'Donnell's wharf, dw 20
McCulloh
Griffith Samuel, 198 Montgomery
Griffith Samuel C. brandies, wines, cigars,

&c., 57 s Calvert
Griffith Sarah, 35 Stiles
Griffith Selina, 43 Scott
Griffith Sophia M. 225 w Biddle
Griffith Teresa, 107 n Caroline
Griffith Thomas, salesman, 191 Forrest
Griffith Thomas, gunsmith, 302 n F.utaw
GRIFFITH WM. R. & CO. (William R.
Griffith, Wm. J. McElhiney,) dealers in
fish and produce, 22 Commerce
Griffith Wm. R. (Wm. R. Griffith & Co.)

Franklin near Schroeder
Griffith William E. (Griffith & Wilson,) n w

cor Baltimore and High
Griffith William H. upholsterer and paper

hanger, 13 n Gay
Griffith & Wilson, (Wm. E. Griffith, G. J.
Wilson,) produce and commission mer-
chants, s w cor South and Pratt
Griffith Wm.C. attorney at law, 85 w Fayette,

dw 142 e Monument
Griffith William, cooper, 299 n Eutaw
Griffith William, produce, 227 e Baltimore
Griffith Wm. A. R. (Woodside, Griffith &

Hobiitzell,^ 82 s Sharp
Griffith William, 316 Forrest
Griffith Wm. F. jeweler, 136 Hughes
Griggs George, pilot, 117 s Ann
Griggs James E. pilot, 91 s Bond
Griggs John .7. machinist, 150 s Bond
Griggs William, pilot, 150 s Bond
Grik Henry, porter, 36 L. McElderry
Grillet James, tinner, 219 n Caroline
Grim Adam, butcher, Frederick road w of

toll gate
Grim Mrs. Christiana, 88 s High
Grim Edward I. carpenter, 45 n Poppleton
Grim Edward O. carpenter, 45 n, Poppleton
Grim John, baker, 69 Elliott
Grim Thomas C. cigar maker, 323 n Eutaw
Grim William D. collector N. C. R. 323 n

Eutaw \

Grimel John, butcher, 6 Belair market, dw

Harford av near rope walk
Grimes Charles E lamps and oil, 63 Lexing-
ton, dw 6 George
Grimes Edward, 492 w Baltimore
Grimes Elijah J. carpenter, 236 Preston
Grimes Klizabeth, 46 Hanover
Grimes Ephraim, brakesman, 442 w Lombard
Grimes Hugh, paver, 72 n Front
Grimes James, machinist, 36 n Schroeder
Grimes James E. bricklayer, 24 n Fremont
Grimes Rich'd, rigger, 149 s Washington, F.P,
Grimes Susanna, 30 May
Grimm Elias, barber, 36 Somerset
Grimm John, manager of Mechanics' Hall,
152 w Fayette

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Orimm Joseph, truss maker, 194 Light
•Grimm Henry, baker, over 41 Centre Market

space
KJrimmel Henry, butcher, 10 Belair Market,

dw Harford av at city limits
Orimmel Jacob, tailor, 54 n Spring
■Grimmer Valentine, beer brewer, 277 s Ann
Grimshaw Solomon, 81 n Liberty
GRTNDAIX JOHN T. carpenter, 17 Hollins
Grindall Mrs. Mary Ann, 696 w Pratt
Grindell Francis, tailoress, 101 Mount
Grindell J. J. attorney, 289 Aisquith
Grinder Anton, tavern, 134 Saratoga
Grine John, shoemaker, 245 Chase
GRINSFELDER & BROTHER, (J.Grins-

felder, S. Grinsfelder,) millinery and fancy

goods, 25 n Howard
Grinsfelder Joseph G. (Grinsfelder & Bro.)

169 w Fayette
Grinsfelder Samuel, (Grinsfelder & Bro.) 213

Saratoga
Gripp John, carter, 427 Canton av
Grissom James G. soldier, 74 Preston
Griswold Chester, 2G9 Hollins
Grob Charles, grocery, 433 Lexington
Grobe Wm. tailor, 14 s Fremont
Grodendick Arnold, painter, 21 Park
Groebe Henry, shoemaker, 194 s Wolfe
Groenninger Fred'k, confectioner, 129 Raborg
Groenninger Geo. cabinet maker, 125 Druid

Hillav
Groenninger Joseph, grocer, 8 n Fremont
Groder H. laborer, 38 Lancaster
Groeschel August, tailor, 75 Mullikin
Groff Jacob B. baker and confectioner, n w

cor Madison and Howard
Grogan Mrs. Amanda, saloon, 244 s Bond
Grogan John, laborer, 12 Comet
Grogan Mary, 110 s Wolfe
Grogan Thomas, laborer, 66 McKim
Groh Christian, teamster, 92 s Central av
Groh George, tailor, 64 s Carey
Groh Jacob, cooper, 58 James al
Groh Michael, tailor, 64 s Carey
Groman Ernest F. cigar maker, 61 Perry
Gronan Kdward, clothier, 12.3 s Broadway
Grondell John, cooper, 73 Hill
GRONEBERG ED WARD, watchmaker and

jeweler, 70 e Baltimore
Gronhardt Charles, jeweler, 206 n Gay
Groninger George, cabinet maker, 125 Druid

Hillav
Groom Henry, carpenter, 65 Boyd
Groom Wm., sr., plasterer, 113 e Madison
Grooms Chas. E. P. grocery, 268 e Madison
Grooms Eliza, 263 n Gay
Grooms Thomas, plasterer, 95 Mullikin
Grooms Wm. H. plasterer, 30 Gough
Grooms Wm. L , jr., police. 111 e Madison
Groover C. D., agent Adams Express, 168

Aisquith
Gropp George, laborer, 57 n Schroeder
Groppe Frank, cabinetmaker, 175 e Eager
Groscup Ann J. teacher, 239 e Baltimore
Groscup Frederick J. clerk, 239 e Baltimore
Groscup Frederick, tailor, 325 Hanover
Groscup George, laborer, 288 s Durham
Groscup John G. boiler maker, 300 s Charles
Grosscors Herm. H. bookkeeper, 154 German
Groshel Elias, tailor, 68 Mullikin
Groskopf Michael, grocer, 346 e Lombard
Gross Armgate, shoemaker, 148 s Regester
Gross Adam, seaman, 59 Bank

Gross Charles, clerk, 281 w Fayette

Gross Eliza, laundress, 156 York

Gross Francis X., conductor City P. R. R.,

156 e Eager
Gross George R., cigars, 722 w Baltimore
Gross Henry P., clerk, 281 w Fayette
Gross Jacob, piano maker, 59 s Paca
Gross John I., 'real estate broker, over 17 St.

Paul, dw 140 Orleans
Gross J'ohn I., jr., druggist, 140 Orleans
Gross Nicholas, tailor, 89 n Caroline
Gross Peter, stone mason, 231 s Paca
Gross Silas, laborer, Wolfe btw Lombard and

Pratt
Gross Thomas, oyster shucker, 8 Myer ct -^

Gross Thomas, sailor, 2 Hughes ct mi

Gross Wm. S., commission merchant, 156 e t)

Eager
Grosshaus Jacob, soldier, 28 s Bethel
Grosskopf George, stevedore, 13 Spruce al
Grossman George, confectioner, 23 Penna. av
Grote Frederick, jeweler, 89 n Front
Grote Jane, tailoress, 144 Druid Hill av
Grote John, tailor and clothier, 89 n Front
Grote Harman, cabinet maker, 93 Lexington
Grote Henry, brass moulder, 89 n Front
Groth Henry, barber, 253 s Ann
Grothaus Christian, clothier, 14 w Pratt
Grothaus George F., clothier, 11 w Balti-
more, dw 243 e Baltimore
Grothaus Wm , clerk, 14 w Pratt
Grothe Caroline, hucksteress, 44 Somerset
Grotjahn Mrs. A., variety store, 417 w Bal-
timore
Groty Frederick, brakesman, 362 w Lombard
Grouling Frederick, laborer, 95 Eastern av
Ground John F., machinist, 119 n Gay
Grove Adam, farmer, 42 Grundy
Grove Benjamin F., 257 n Howard
Grove David, fireman, 494 Lexington
Grove Daniel L., 644 w Fayette
Grove Francis, (F. Grove & Co.,) 110 n
Greene

GROVE F. & CO., (F. Grove, P.
New,) General Commission Mer-
chants and Dealers in Grain,
Flour and Groceries, n w corner
of Howard and Mulberry, and
Wholesale and Retail dealers and
Manufacturers of Cigars, Tobac-
co and Snuflf, 164 Franklin.—
Quick sales and small profits.
Superior Imported Cigars, fine
Chewing Tobacco and Leaf of
every description

Grove Jacob F., clerk, 259 e Baltimore
Grove James J., 74 s Exeter
Grove John, laborer, 182 s Chapel
Grove Dr. Wm R., 138 n Exeter
GROVER & BAKER, family sewing ma-
chines, 181 w Baltimore, James Atlee,
a;^ent. — [See the bottom line Advertisements
throughout the hook.\
Grover Charles, at Adams Exp., 168 Aisquith
Grover James W., 41 McElderry
Grover Mrs. Miranda, tailoress, 383 e Eager
Groverman Anthony, commis. mercht. 57 s
Calvert, dw 233 n Charles

JAMES H. aOHiVSON, City Steam Firewood JliUs— AVarren's FJre and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltiniore-st.

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Groverman Anthony, jr., flour and feed, 374

w Baltimore, dw 26 s Strieker
Groverman H., Eutaw House
Groves Mrs. Ciiarlotte Ducket, dress maker,

106 n Pine
Groves Eliza, nurse, 107 Hamburg
Groves George W., mariner, 124 .lohnson
Groves Capt. Wm H., mariner, 126 s Wolfe
Grubb George, cooper, 73 Poppleton
Grubb Geo. W. cooper, 128 Pearl
Grubb John, cooper, 37 Mosher
Grubb Richard B. morocco dresser, 415 n Gay
Grubb Richard B. jr. soldier, 415 n Gay
Grubb Samuel, 179 Lee
Grubb Mrs. Sarah, IGl Hollins
Grubb Samuel J. clerk, 247 Mulberry
Grubb Washington A. letter carrier, 239 Mul-
berry
Grubb Wm. A. jr. 179 Lee
Grubbs Thomas B. (Stall & Grubbs,) 12 Wil-
liamson al
Grube Louis, box maker, 7 Spring ct
Gruber Felix, carpenter, 184 Penna. av
Gruber Jacob, jeweler, 71 Orleans
Gruber Jacob, tinner, 200 s Sharp, dw 96

William
Gruber John, cooper, 226 s Bethel
Gruber Louisa, saleswoman, 184 Penna. av
Gruber Mollie E. saleswoman, 184 Penna. av
Gruebel Geo. porter, 161 Hughes
Grueminger Henry, case manufacturer, 76

Hanover
GRIJETTER FREDERICK L. oak cooper,

310 and 312 Montgomery, dw 222 s Sharp
Grumbine Emanuel, tinner, 139 Druid Hill

av
Grumm Conrad, caliinet maker, 72 Lancaster
Grumwald Fred'k Wm. teacher, 306 n How-
ard
GrumwaldF.W., German and English school,

46 n Greene
Grundgrieper Christian, upholsterer, 428 w

Fayette
Grundy Byrom, 90 Saratoga
GRUNEBAUM BRO. & CAHN, (J. Grune-

baum, H. Grunebaum, B.Cahn,) wholesale

dealers in gents' furnishing goods, 255 w

Baltimore
Grunebaum Henry, (Grunebaum, Bro. &

Cahn,) 163 s Sharp
Grunebaum Isaac, clothing, 103 e Lombard
Grunebaum Joshua, (Grunebaum, Bro. &

Cahn,) 64 Ai.squith
Grunebaum Maiidel, baker, 193 e Eager
Grunebaum Mark, (Siegel, Grunebaum &

Schmidt,) 260 w Pratt
Grunebaum Samuel, dry goods dealer, 204 s

Broadway
Gruner Martin, tailor, 114 n Front
Grunewald Geo. laborer, 15 Albemarle
Grunewald John, laborer, 24 Shakspeare
GRUPy F. H. & CO. (F. H. Grupy, H.

G Curtain,) hide and leather dealers, 42 s

Calvert
Grupy Francis, (F. H. Grupy & Co.) Green

Mount av n of Cemetery
Grupy Sarah B. 879 w Pratt
Gruss Wm. beer saloon, n e cor Howard and

Mulberry
Grutzburg Wm. cigar maker, 41 Brown
Gruver George W. cedar cooper, 274 Franklin
Gruver Wm. H. bailiff U. S. Court's, 268

Franklin

Guard Chas. H. expressman, 12 w Townsend
Gubert Geo. machinist, 296 n Central av
Guckert John, wagoner, 148 s Eden
Gudberlet August, tobacconist, 89 Penna. av
Gude Christian, morocco dresser, 34 n Front
Gude Fred'k W. currier, 146 e Fayette .
Gude Henry P. variety store, 359 w Balti-
more, dw 151 w Madison
Gude Justus C, (Schwartz & Gude,) 82 s

Paca
Gue Nathan W. C, fireman, 250 Hollins
Guerand Francis, 49 n Carey
Guerth Henry, cigar maker, 114 n Howard
Guertler Friederich, butcher, 19 Belair mar-
ket, dw Harford av extended
Guest J. Wesley, cashier Citizens' Bank, dw

over n e cor Pratt and Hanover
Guest John, mate, 171 s Wolfe
Guest Mahala C, boarding, 40 and 42 Lex-
ington
Guest Richard S., paper hanging, 42 n Hov^

ard, dw 122 German
Guest Samuel, cashier City Collector's office,

43 n Carey
Guestin R. P., clerk, 128 e Madison
Guethlein Nicholas, fancy goods, 226 s Broad-
way
Guggenheimer John, clerk, 680 w Baltimore
Guggenheimer Simon, tailor, J9 Liglit, 26 s

Paca
Guiest George, stove brickmaker, 132 Cross
Guifoyle Thomas, tinner, s e cor Gay and

Madison
Guiland Rev. S., St. Mary's Seminary,

Penna. av near St. Mary's
Guild Chares H., salesman, ]6 Chatsworth
Guildener Hannah, 58 n Liberty
Guilford Ann, laundress, 70 Richmond
Guillard Mrs. John, grocer, 178 Hanover
Guillard John, jr., soldier, 178 Hanover
Guinon Alonzo, clerk, 48 s Calvert, dw 158

s Howard
Guis Christopher, tailor, 32 Josephine
Guisler, Mrs. Lucy, 6 St. Mary
GUITEAU Rev. SHERIDAN, agent for
Sunday School and Tract Depository, 73
w Fayette, dw Baltimore Co.
Guiton B. Augustus, clerk, 82 Lee
Guiyer John, stevedore, 159 s Dallas
GuUinghause Herman, saloon, n e cor Bond

and Lancaster
Gummel C. Gottleib, cabinet maker, 502

Penna. av
Gump Samuel B., tobacconist, 14^-2 Centre

Market space
Gump Mary, dry goods, 176 e Baltimore
Gumpert John, laborer, 64 Ramsay
Gumpman George, gardener, 104 St. Peter
Gumpman John, laborer, 12 Wagon al
Gumpman Michael, porter, lager beer, 175

Columbia
Gumpmin Conrad, laborer, 20 Preston
Gunby Caroline L., milliner, 2 s Poppleton
Gunby Mrs. E., 277 e Lombard
Gunby Joseph D., mariner, 128 s Ann
Gundel Leonard, cooper, 90 York
Gundell John, furn. wagon, 91 Harrison
Gunder George, tailor, over 40 n Paca
Gunsdersdorf Christian, boot and shoe maker,

277 Saratoga
Gundina Louis, currier, 7 Bevan
Gundlach George, shoemaker, 145 Columbia
Gundlach George, shoemaker, 44 Portland

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTOX & CO. are now located at
IGS Baltiinore-st., bet^veeu Calvert and ^t. Paul.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS, & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Gundlack Charles, 35 s Eutaw

Gunkel Rev. Adam, n e comer Lombard and

Wolfe
Gunn Mrs. Ann, 172 Columbia
Gunn Bernard, carter, 130 Burgundy
Gunn Edward, laborer, rear of 16 Concord
Gunn Hugh, sawyer, 4 Slemmer al
Gunn Michael, soldier, 172 Columbia
GunnellWm. T., coach trimmer, 98 Jefferson
Gunning Thos. grocer, 17 Liberty al
Gunnison Wm. 213 w Hoffman
Gunnison Wm. H. clerk, 213 w Hoffman
GUNPOWDER COPPER WORKS, (Pope

& Cole, agents,) 75 Smith's wharf
Gunselman John A. tailor, s Durham near

Baltimore
Gunst John P. glass blower, 8 Lanvale
Gunther August, tavern, n e cor Low and

Forrest

GUNTHER CHAS. Grand Stamp-
ing and Pinking Depot, No. 22
East Baltimore-st. between Front
and High streets, Baltimore, Md.
Ladies can select from 50,000
Patterns, all of the newest styles.

Gunther Charles, tailor, 10 n Bond
Gunther Conrad, dentist, 183 e Baltimore
Gunther Erhard, weaver, 10 s Caroline
Gunther Henry, tailor, 272 Lee
GUNTHER HENRY, tavern, 252 Aliceanna
Gunther John, shoemaker, 170 Sarah Ann
Gunther Joseph, stevedore, 47 Albermarle
Gunther Ludolph W. commis. merchant, 90

w Lombard, dw 211 Madison
Gunther Martin, barber, 270 n Howard
Gunther Sebastian, laborer, 1 s Choptank
Gunther Theodore, 15 Wise
Gunther Wm. stamping depot, 132 Lexington
Gunthrum Conrad Wm. boiler maker, 30

Williamson al
Gunthron John, cabinet maker, 338 n Gay
Guntz Adam, laborer, 69 s Regester
Gurke Ferdinand , shoemaker, 173 Raborg
Gurney Mrs. Mary, 114 Burgundy al
Gurney Nathan G. marine engineer, 333 Light
Gurnges Theodore, grocery, 46 s Central av
Gurry James, grocer, 527 Saratoga
Gurry John, hack driver, 4 Josephine
Guschman John, shoemaker, 53}^ Pearl
Gusdorff Alex, dry goods, 655 w Baltimore
Gusman John, laborer, 5 Moore al
Gustin R. P. claim agent, 53 n Greene
Gustin R. P. (Burnside, Gustin & Co.) 14 n

Greene
Guth Gustav, cigar maker, 46 German
Guth Philip, lager beer saloon, 11 w Fayette
Guther Nicholas, 434 Canton av
Gurthermott Valendim, tailor, 454 w Pratt
Guthrie Joseph, mariner, 220 Bank
Guthridge John F. telegraphist, 38 Hanover
Guthrow Chas. brush maker, 117 e Monu-
ment
Gutliermuth Gerhard, tavern, 56 Camden
GUTMAN JOEL, dry goods, 29 n Eutaw,

dw22
Gutman John B. butcher, 8 Fells Point mar-
ket, dw cor Madison and Chester
Gutman Lewis, 99 Franklin
Gutman Moses & Co. (M. Gutman, L. Ash,)
clothiers, 331 w Baltimore

Gutman Moses, (Moses Gutman & Co.) 22

Barre
Gut ten berg Jacob, 116 Conway
Guttermuth George, broom maker, 6 Hawk
Guttish Conrad, laborer, 190 .s Wolfe
Gutwell Michael, laborer, 1.53 s Spring
Guy James, drayman, 46 n Bond
Guy Jane, 16 Stiles

GUY'S MONUMENT HOUSE, n e cor Cal-
vert and Fayette, F. A. Miller and Mrs.
Mary Miller proprietors
Guy Robert J. dry goods, 122 Lexington
Guy Wm. ship carpenter, 16 Stiles
Guyer Adam, stevedore, 214 s Bethel
Guyer John J. boot maker, 147 e Monument
Guyon Alonzo, clerk, 343 s Charles
Guyther Henry, pilot, 118 e Pratt
Guyton Abram S. carpenter. Farmers hotel,

Hillen
Guyton Beale S. dry goods, 62 s Hanover,

dw 249 w Lombard
Guyton Charles T. clerk, 83 Chew
Guyton Elisha J. clerk water engineer's office,

83 Chew
Guyton Eliza, tailoress, 102 Scott
Guyton & Hyde, dry goods merchants, 62

Hanover, dw 249 w Lombard
Guyton Mrs. Jane, 102 Scott
Guyton John, clerk, 83 Chew
Guyton Wm. furniture, 78 n Howard
Guyton Wm. L. letter carrier, 216e Madison
G wider Adam, 68 n Broadway
GWINN CHARLES J. M. attorney, 41 St.

Paul, dw s w cor Mount Vernon place and

St. Paul
Gwinn Chas. W. blacksmith, 113 n Fremont
Gwinn Rev. Wm. R. 62 Barre
Gwinn Wm R. clerk, 62 Barre
Gwynn Mrs. Eliza, 75 n Charles
Gwynn James W. clerk, 163 w Lombard
Gwynn Mrs. John R. 207 n Howard
Gwynn Peter, huckster, over 47 Centre Mar-
ket space
' Gwynn Walter, collecting clerk Marine Bank,

207 n Howard
Gyer August, shoemaker, 394 Hanover

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Haacke C. Wm. grocer, 82 s Dallas
Haacker Julius, carriage maker, 372 n Gay
Haar Herman, clothing, 115 n Howard
Haas Anton, porter, 18 Davis
Haas Aaron, butcher, 52 Harrison
Haas August, cabinet maker, 92 Mulberry
Haas Gotleib, cabinet maker, 112 n Eden
Haas Louis, cabinet maker, 28 Jasper
Haas Madaline, 38 Abey al
Haas Martin, glass blower, 38 Abey al
HAAS PHILIP, restaurant, 43 Penna av
Haas Valentine, glass blower, 38 Abey al
Habbersett John, carpenter, 178 n Eden
Habbersett William, carpenter, 149 Green-
mount av
Haber Francis H. tailor, 291 n Central av
Haber Frederick, cigar maker, 116 Raborg
Haberlander R.upert, laborer, 15 New Church
Habersham A. W. (Smoot, Habersham and

Barrett,) 186 Hoffman
Habighorst Chas. F. clerk, 60 e Baltimore
Hable Herman, grocer, n w cor Orleans and
Caroline

J. HEXRY GIESE, Conunission Merchant, for the sale of Floui-, Grain, Scrds, «Sie.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, i3I Spear's Wharl^

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Habliston John M. cashier Sun office, dw 521

w Fayette
Hachmeister Gcor§:;e, piano maker, 43 Oregon
Hachemeister Hen. cabinet maker, 43 s Oregon
Hacherman Christian, wagoner, 9 Carlton
Hachtel Christian, grocer, 43 Orchard '
Hachtel Geo. grocer, 115 Orchard
Hachtel John L. grocery 11 Brune
Hachtel John C. bookkeeper, 209 Mulberry
Hack Andrew A. 321 Lexington
Hack Augustus A. clerk, 326 Lexington
Hack Clinton, cartm-, 134 n Central av
Hack Frederick, A. provision merchant, 375

w Baltimore, dw 326 Lexington
Hack George, fireman, 209 Lemmon al
Hack George W. restaurant, 162 e Baltimore
Hack George, laborer, 16 Biddle al
HACK OLIVER F. attorney, 7 Counsellor's

Hall, Lexington, dw 138 w Hoffman
Hack Peter, street paver, 200 e Fayette
Hack Mrs. Ruthawff, 321 Lexington
Hack Sarah, 43 Pearl
Hack Wm. A. 231 Madison
Hacke Jolin, laborer, 950 w Baltimore
Hacker Clias. tavern, 210 w Pratt
"^Hacker Henry, lager beer, 178 e Baltimore
Hacker Jacob, foundryman, 16 Burke, Canton
Hacker John A. restaurant, 41 Penna. av
Hacker John Z. laborer, 27 Morris al
Hacker Mary, 46 Preston
Hacket James, oil, 7 Wood, dw 136 St. Paul
Hackett Florida, .seamstress, 134 n Central av
Hackett Frederick, provision store, 251 e

Baltimore, dw 21 s Bond
Hackett Hannah J. 19 Barnet
Hackett Josephu.s, bricklayer, 56 Leadenhall
Hackett John, bricklayer, Wolfe near Fayette
Hackett Mrs. Mary, boarding, 176 East
Hackett Michael, soldier 23 Bevan
Hackett Zechariah, engineer, 65 s Schroeder
Hackman Lewis, grocer, 425 Saratoga
Hackman Wm. H. tavern, n e cor Sprinarand

Bank ' ^

Hackney Eleanor S. seamstress, 185 Forrest
Hadaway James H. boiler maker, 40 n Eden
Hadaway Wm. H. tobacconist. Light betw

Camden and Conway, dw 52 s Eutaw
Haddaway Oakley, bricklayer, 72 Happy al
Haden Francis, laborer, 29 Elizabeth la
Hadel Wm. bookkeeper, 544 Saratoga
Hadner John, cabinet maker, 10 Park
Hadsel Eugene, brakesman, B. & O. R. R. 45

Scott
Haddock James, huckster, 24 s Dewberry al
Haefner Christian A. teacher, 120 e Fayette
Haegel Catherine, 321 s Bond
Haegerich George, piano maker, 24 Haw
Haehel Louis, carver, 106 Pearl
Haelmun August, laborer, 229 e Lombard
Haenfiling Geo. shoemaker, 52 Henrietta
Haenlaen John, baker, 65 s Ann
Haerstadter Laurens, tailor, 67 s Chapel
Haen Christian, merch tailor, dw 2 L. Paca
Haedeloff Cyronocus, blacksmitli, 222 s Paca
Haesloop John, (Weibking & Haesloop,) 42

Marion
Haetsmeller Henry, shoemaker, 344 Canton av
Haferkamp Louis, cooper, 49 Granby
Haferkorn Wm. musician and musical instru-
ment maker, 89 e Lombard
HAFFCKE CHAKLES, 369 e Baltimore
HAFFER GEORGE, restaurant, 7 Calver-

ton road

Haffer Geo. (Haffer & Yeager,) 7 Calverton

road
Haffer & Yeager, (Geo. Haffer, John P. Yea-
ger,) flour and feed store, n e cor Frederick

and Calverton roads
Haffnrd Margaret, 120 Harford av
Haffrin Matthew, laborer, 1 Wilmer al
Hafner Charles, lager beer saloon, 295 n Gay
Hafner Conrad, saddler, 122 Vine
Hafner Joseph, laborer, 3 Carlton
Hagan Mrs Ann, 2 Welch al
Hagan Andreas, carpenter, 21 Gough
Hagan Charles, laborer, 32 w Biddle
Hagan Ellen, milk, 32 w Biddle
Hagan Eugene E. clerk, 132 n Howard
Hagan Hugh, carter, 1 Centre
Hagan James, laborer, 9 Fall
Hagan James, carpenter, 1 Bank
Hagan John H. bookkeeper, 132 n Howard
Hagan John, carpenter, 21 Gough
Hagan Lizzie, 19 s Fremont
Hagan Martin, laborer, n w cor Neighbor

and Valley
Hagan Martha, laundress, 62 Preston
Hagan Mark, laborer, 23 Eastern av
Haganbrough Theodore, soldier, 110 Low
Haganhein Henry, carpenter, 38 Union
Hagar Jacob C. cooper, 254 e Madison
Hagtdorn Henry, shoemaker, 28 Druid Hill

avenue
Hagel Charles, barber, 347 n Gay
Hagelgans John, tailor, Madison between

Broadway and Bond
Hageman Louis, 29 n Greene
Hageman Vincent, tobacconist, Frederick

road e of Calverton road
Hagen Daniel, 8 s Chester
Hagen Michael, laborer, 343 s Sharp
Hiigen Michael, laborer, 33 China
Hagerman David J. shoemaker, 85 Harford

avenue
Hagert Francis, wagoner, 123 s -Wolfe
Hagerty Mrs. Ellen, seamstress, 123 n Paca
Hagerty Edward, tea dealer, Baltimore, 2 doors

8 of Frederick, dwlOfi n High
Hagerty James, laborer, 18 Liberty al
Hagerty James, 96 Barre
Hagerty James S. (Keen & Hagerty,) 78 e

Pratt
Hagerty John, laborer, 158 s Chapel
Hagerty John, collector, 269 w Pratt
Hagerty Michael, blacksmith, cor Baltimore

and Dewberry al., dw 134 Boyd
Hagerty Wm. T. conductor C. P. R. R.,292

Penna. av
Hagerty Wm. miller, s w corner Holiday and

Bath
Hagger Charles E. 28 Pearl
Haggerink George, piano maker, 24 Haw
Haggerty Elizabeth, 33 Chesnut
Haggcrty Mrs. Elizabeth A. 228 Hollins
Haggerty John, bricklayer, 594 Saratoga
Haggerty Levi, cooper, 30 Jackson
Haggerty Michael, laborer, 101 Elliott
Haggerty Patrick, blacksmith, 39 Ryan
Haggerty Patrick, laborer, Falls road near

Northern av
Haggle John, tailor, 332 w Mulberry
Hagiston John, driver C. P. R. R., 156 Mc-

Henry
Hagly Henry, cigar maker, 104 Franklin
Hagner Adam, foundryman, 269 Hanover
Hagner Wm. engineer, 110 Dolphin

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of WTiite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, GIue»
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. liombard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Halin Catherine, laundress, 21 Smith
Hahn Christopher, cooper, 129 s High
Hahn Christopher, cooper, 360 Canton av
Hahn C. Robert, clerk, 28 n Calvert
Hahn Charles U. (Trust & Hahn,) 53 Lex-
ington
Hahn Conrad, tailor, 18 Gough
Hahn Edward, butcher, 152 Mullikin
Hahn Elizabeth, 118 Vine
Hahn Ferdinand, tailor 123 w Lombard
Hahn Ferdinand, laborer, 118 Vine
Hahn George, shoemaker, 43 Tessier
Hahn George A. gunsmith, 124 Mullikin
Hahn George, laborer, 154 Raborg
Hahn Hiury G. butcher, 101 Belair market,

dw 124 Mullikin
Halm Henry, locksmith, 157 Henrietta
Hahn Henry, cabinet maker, 6 Emory
Hahn Herman, lager beer, n e cor Fayette

and Frederick
Hahn James, butcher, 79 n Bond
Hahn James F. telegraph operator, 67 Barre
Hahn John, scroll sawyer, 28 Jasper
Halm John, soldier, 68 s Regester
Hahn John, cooper, 426 w Lombard
Halm John, laborer, 209 Aliceanna
Halm John H. cabinetmaker, 6 Emory
Hahn John, jr. clerk, 57 n Liberty
Hahn John H. 46 Albemarle
Hahn John Daniel, butcher, 88 Lexington

and 5 Hollms st. mkts. dw Beltshoover la

near Frederick road
Hahn Lewis L. huckster, 598 Penna. av
Hahn Lewis, piano maker, 14 Jackson ct
Hahn Ludwig, piano maker, 14 Jackson ct
Hahn Michael, laborer, 175 s Eden
Halm S. & E. milliners, 57 n Liberty
Hahn Wm. P. butcher, 203 Orleans
Hahnemann John F. grocer, 15 Sterrett
Hahr Leopold, butcher, 422 Penna av
Haig James M. 92 Saratoga
Huiglit Grove, 110 Ensor
HaightWm. cigar maker, 154 Ensor
Haigley John A. machinist, 164 Mcllenry
Haigis John, tailor, 195 Conway
Haigine Wm. T. huckster, 41 Orbit al
Haine Christian, merchant tailor, 179^ w

Pratt, dw 2 L. Paca
Hain Wm. box maker, 279 s Bond

Hain ■ , laborer, 75 Harrison

Haines Benj. F. flour and feed, 31 n Greene,

dw 20 n Fremont
Haines Capt. Chas. mariner, 98 e Baltimore
Haines Charles E. cigar maker, 123 n Gay
Haines Ephraim, (Haines & Gilbert,) 513 w

Fayette
Haines Frederick, mariner, 66 Holland
HAINES & GILBERT, (Ephraim Haines,

J. N. Gilbert,) commission merchants, 110

n Eutaw
Haines Harvey W. teacher, 28 Hanover
Haines Mrs. Jonathan, milliner, 123 n Gay
Haines Jonathan H. cigar maker, 123 n Gay
Haines William H. conductor city cars, 26

Preston
Haines Winfield T. clerk, 20 n Fremont
Hainke August, baker, 51 President
Hakel George, laborer, 183 s Wolfe
Hakesley Edward M. clerk Post Office, 333 n

Gay
Hakesly Geo. clerk, 16 n Bond
Hakesley Wm. carpenter, 333 n Gay
Hair Mrs. Mary, Point la head of Caroline

Halbach Charles, cutlery and hardware, 94 n
Gay

Halbert , breaksman, 357 Cathedral

Halbleib Nicholas, tailor, 89 s Chapel

Haldrung August, boot filter, 44 Milliman

Hale Annie D. 18 Dawson al

Hale Mrs Barbara, 339 Franklin

Hale Charles W. chair maker, 143 s Fremont

Hale Cornelia, teacher of light gymnastics, 32

n Liberty
Hale E. Wesley, bricklayer, 195 Barre
Hale Nicholas H. (Cole di. Hale,) 1 Orchard
Hale Wm. carpenter, 74 n High
Hale Martin, laborer, 424 Canton av
Hales James, mariner, 28 Urbit al
Haley Ann, boarding house, s e cor Wash-
ington and Bank
Haley Dennis, tailor, 16 Front
Haley Patrick, tailor, Cross near Charles
Haley Robert, 172 Saratoga
Haley Thomas, laborer, 5 Watson
Halfpenny Sarrmel W. engineer, Phila. road,

near city limits
Haliebg John H. blacksmith, cor Ross and

St. Mary
Haling Mary G. 183 Bank"
Hall Aaron, carpenter, 223 e Monument
Hall Alliert, painter, 185 L. Constitution
Hall Augustus A. printer, 92 Chew
HALL AMASA C. shipping and commis-
sion merchant, 81 Smith's wharf, dw Eu-
taw house
Hall Artaxerxes, boifer maker, 337 Light
HALL C. A. & T. H. (C. A. Hall, T. H.

Hall,)com. merchants, 4 Camden
Hall Bunnester, 236 n Calvert
Hall Betty, 97 Block
HALL & CO. (D. S. Hall,) merchandise

brokers, over 1 Grocer's f^xchange
Hall C. A. (Hall C. A. & T. H.) 220 w

Lombard
Hall Mrs. Caroline, 32 Milliman
Hall Chas. blacksmith, 721 w Pratt
Hall Clayton, bookkeeper, 45 Courtland
Hall D. Sprigg, (Hall & Co.) 46 Saratoga
Hall David E. machinist, 120 Jefferson
Hall Deborah, 70 n Ann
Hall Edward, plumber, 215 s Wolfe
Hall Edward, 153 s Caroline
Hall Elizabeth, 76 Somerset
Hall Elizabeth, 139 n Calvert
Hall Mrs. Elizabeth, 215 s Wolfe
Hall Erastus Q. blacksmith, 318 William
Hall Francis J. shoemaker, 306 n Gay
Hall Francis, cooper, 300 e Lombard
Hall Frank A. 412 Lexington
Hall Freeborn G. pilot, 417 n Gay
Hall F. Walters, (Thos. 1. H. & Co.) 210 n

Howard
Hall George, com. mercht. 274 e Lombard

HALL GEO. W. S., Agent Equita-
ble Life Assurance Society, 65
Second. Medical Examiners, Prof.
N. R. Smith, Dr. A. P. Smith,
Baltimore; Dr. N. S. Lincoln,
Washington.

Hall Geo. H. M. bookkeeper. 111 s Exeter
Hall G. W. tinner, 49 s Bond
Hall George W. S. colonization office, 65
Second

THE GROVER Si BAKER SERVING ]»LACHINE Is the best for all purposes— SAUCB
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Hall Henry, soldier, 206 Vine

Hall Henry W. brakesman, 226 Preston

Hall Capt. Henry L. mariner, 45 s High

Hall Henry, carpenter, 116 Jefferson

Hall Hester, 60 s Bond

Hall Mrs. Isabella, boarding, 28 North

Hall Isabella, 139 n Calvert

Hall Capt. Israel, 297 e Madison

Hall Jacob T. clerk P. 0. 412 Lexington

Hall James P. 2d bookkeeper Merchants'

Bank, dw 222 w Hoffman
Hall James, organ builder, 216 Lexington,

dw 651
HALL DR. JAMES, colonization agent, 65

Second, dw nr Relay house, B. & O. R. R.
Hall James H. (Freeland, Hall & Co.) 35 n

Calvert
Hall James E. clerk, 14 n Charles
Hall James, fire department, 28 North
Hall James, 174 n Exeter
Hall James R. clerk, 35 n Calvert
Hall James, clerk, 35 n Calvert
Hall Jas. B. n e cor McElderry and Caroline
Hall James, laborer, 68 n Ann
Hall James, laborer, 1 Henrietta
Hall Jesse, rope maker. Point la near Green-
mount Cemetery
Hall Jesse K. rope maker, Harford av north

of Point la
Hall John, clerk, 252 e Biddle
Hall John, sr. seaman, 271 Light
Hall John, jr. seaman, 271 Light
Hall Job Henry, painter, 113 Hamburg
Hall John, tailor, 138 e Madison
Hall John, grocery, 162 n Caroline
Hall John, laborer, Harford av near Point la
Hall John Bannister, (Gibney, Hall & Co.)

236 n Calvert '

Hall John D. shoemaker, 118 n Broadway

Hall John R. painter, 297 s Charles

Hall John H. butter store, 312 n Gay

Hall John W. conductor C- P. R. R. 280 e

Madison
Hall Joseph, shoemaker, 224 Henrietta
Hall Joseph, machinist, 48 Orleans
HaU Joseph C. (Wilson & Hall,) s w cor

Eutaw and Fayette
Hall Joshua M., U. S. navy agent, 323 e Bal-
timore
Hall Julia, 125 n Eutaw

Hall Levin J. (Hall & Smith,) 142Lexinston
HALL & LONEY, ( W. Taylor Hall, t. D.

Loney,) general commission and shipping

merchants, 56 Buchanan's wharf
Hall Mrs. Margaret, 36 William
Hall Maria, dry goods, 406 Saratoga
Hall Mrs. Maria W. 556 Lexington
Hall Mary A. 183 Orleans
Hall Mary Ann, 145 n Exeter
Hall Mary Francis, 16 Sai-atoga
Hall Mary Jane, 42 Saratoga
Hall Nelson M. blacksmith, 422 Harford av
Hall Owen D. shoemaker, 241 n Central av
Hall Peter, tailor, 144 s Durham
Hall Peter D. clerk, 220 w Lombard
Hall Richard, cabinet maker, 196 e Baltimore
Hall Robert E., U. S mail agt. 52 n Calvert
Hall Robert L. tavern, 131 McElderry's whf.

dw 44 Albemarle
Hall Robert, tailor, 12 n Gay, dw 244 e Biddle
Hall Robert, receiver C. P. R. R. 40 Ensor
Hall Samuel, can maker. 111 s Exeter
Hall Samuel J. cutter, 99 Chew

Hall & Smith, (L. J. Hall, E. B. Smith,.)

Franklin Hall billiard saloon, 2 North and

over 189 w Baltimore
Hall Sarah, 97 Block
Hall Sarah, 198 Mullikin
Hall Sarah, tailoress, 247 n Central av
Hall Silas, 65 Albemarle

Hall Mrs. Sophia J. seamstress, 228 German
Hall Theodorick, conductor C. P. R. R. 243

e Pratt
Hall Thomas A. stage manager Holiday st

theatre, 61 w Centre
Hall Thomas I. (Thos. I Hall & Co.) Anne

Arundel co., Md
Hail Thomas I. «fe Co. (T. I. Hall, R. Free-
land, F. W. Hall,) tobacco and general

commission merchants, over 45 South
Hall Thomas, clerk, 35 n Calvert
_Hall Thomas H. (Carter A. Hall & T. H.

Hall,) 220 W Lombard.

Hall Thomas A. painter, 297 e Madison

Hall Thomas, carter, 36 William

HALL THOMAS W. sr. stock and bill

broker, 83 Second, dw 45 Courtland
Hall Wells R. clerk, 47 s Washington, F. P.
Hall William H. printer, 27 Harford av
Hall Wm. A. tin and sheet iron worker, 134

L. Greene
Hall Wm. E. pattern maker, 297 e Madison
Hall Wm.T. (Hall & Loney,) cor Centre ana

St. Paul
Hall Wm. A. clerk, n e cor Caroline and

Milliman
Hall Wm. G. varnisher, 557 Saratoga
Hail Wm. clerk, 87 Lee
Hall Wm. P. shoemaker, 30ft Aisquith
Hall Wm. W. plasterer, 253 e Madison
Hail Wm. W. 130 w Fayette
Hall Wm. soldier, 40 Lee
Hall Yald, laborer, 12 Cuba
Hallamyer Francis, tailor, 257 n Caroline
Hallamyer Joseph, tailor, 257 Caroline
Hallaran James, laborer, 34 William
Halle Simon H. tailor, 154 Franklin
Hallen James, tinner, Girard house, 74 s Eu-
taw
Halligan Patrick, milkman, 5 Jenkins al
Haller Abner, carpenter, 114 Boyd
Haller Ezra, pattern maker, 186 Ramsay
Haller George P. conductor, 186 Ramsay
Haller Wm. T. salesman, Franklin house,

n w cor Howard and Franklin
Hallet John T. clerk, 61 Stirling
Halliday James, nurseryman, n e cor Dolphin

and Penna av
HALLIDAY ROBERT, nurseryman and

florist, n e cor Penna. av and Dolphin
Hallmayer Edward T. clerk, cor Bevan and

Constitution
Hallock Zerubabel, paper hangings, 264 n

Gay
Hallworth Hannah, restauYant, 165 Eastern av
Halmkim John G. painter, 22 Carlton
Halmla Clias. cabinet maker, 45 Abbot
Halpen Thomas, laborer, 75 s Caroline
Halperstadt Wm. shoemaker, 80 Ensor
Halstead John, Chesapeake Bark Mill, City

Block, near drawbridge, dw 70 Block
Halton Margaret, grocery, 364 e Monument
Halup Mrs. Ann, cigar store, 142 s Fremont
Halwadt Mrs. Sarah, 57 e Fayette
Halzer Linhart, tailor, 3 Barnes
Halzer Michael, tailor, 3 Barnes

TAJIKS H. aOHNSOX. City Steam Firewood mU._Warre«'s Fire and Water-prooi^
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-Bt.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Hamand Leopold, cigar maker, 68 n Howard
Hamber Henry, laborer, 216 s Durham
Hamberg John, tailor, 167 s Wolfe
Hamburg Wm. milkman, 30 Cross
Hamblet Friend M. shoemaker, 167 Orleans
Hambleton John A & Co. (J. A. Hambleton,
M. CrJss, J. W. Selby,) slock and gold
brokers, 24 South
Hambleton John A., (J. A. Hambleton & Co.)

517 w Fayette
Hambleton Mrs. R. 117 Pierce
Hambleton Thomas B. sail maker, 6 Bowly's

whf, dv/ 102 e Pratt
Hambleton Thomas E. president of Maryland
Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, dw 27 n
Calhoun
Hambriglit G. W. books and stationery,

1421.^ n Calvert
Hambright W. A 38 Courtland
Hamburg Nicholas, shoemaker, 81 Mulberry
Hamburger Aaron, dry goods, 181 n Gay
Hamburger Abraham, dry goods, cor Jeffer-
son and Dallas
Hamburger & Bros. (Solomon, Louis and
Philip Hamburger,) clothiers, 203 s Broad-
way
Hamburger Isaac, clothier, 181 Broadway
Hamburger Jacob, 173 n Gay
Hamburger John, 234 s Dallas
Hamburger Mrs. J. millinery, 173 n Gay
Hamburger Louis, (Hamburger & Bros.) 203

s Broadway
Hamburger Luther, dry goods, 123 e Pratt
Hamburger M. clothier, 241 s Broadway
Hamburger Morris, painter, n e cor Gay and

Chesnut
Hamburger Philip, (Hamburger & Bros.) 203

s Broadway
Hamburijer Solomon, (Hamburger & Bros.)

203 s Bioadway
Hamburger Valentine, lager beer brewer, 277

s Ann
Hamel Dr. Earnest F. 155s Bond
Hamel Geo. baker, n e cor Hamburg and

William
Hamel Henry, boiler maker, 14 Poultney
Hamel John, tinner, 250 s Bond
Hameil Valentine, cooper, 113 n Caroline
HAMER WM H. shoemaker, 56 n How-
ard, dw 51 Hanover
Hamil John, brickmaker, 15 Poultney
Hamill Alexander, (Hamill & Co.,) 131 n Gay
HAMILL & CO., (Alexander Hamill, Wm.

J. Hamill) lamps and oils, 131 n Gay
Hamill Chas. W. clerk, 6 Comet
Hamill Geo. tailor, 24 Holland
Hamill James H. prop, agent, 51 w Fayette,

dw 197 e Fayette
Hamill John, cooper, 236 Lee
Hamill John A. (Bokee & Co.) 67 Harrison
Hamill Patrick, cellar digger, 89 Richmond
Hamill Patrick, barrel dealer, 104 Dugan's

wharf
Hamill Patrick, carter, 170 s Central av
Hamill Robert, 173 Orleans
Hamill Robert W. (R. \V. Hamill & Co.)

101 Ai.<quith
Hamill Robert, shoemaker, 6 Comet
Hamill Rob't J. B.(Hamill & Co.) 107 n How-
ard
Hamill & Co. (R.J. B Hamill, Mary C.
Hamill) books, stationery and fancy goods,
107 n Howard

HAMILL R. W. & Co., (R. W. Hamill,
S. C. Hamill) coal oil works, n e cor Can-
ton av and Eden
Hamill S. C. (R. W. Hamill & Co.) 9 Ais-

quith
Hamill Thomas, feed, 64 Harrison, dw 67
Hamill William J. (Hamill & Co.) 9 Ais-

quith
Hamilton Alex, teacher, 71 n Eutaw
Hamilton Mrs. Ann, 332 Eastern av
Hamilton Ann, laundress, 5 Low
Hamilton Ann, Chappell near Penna. av
Hamilton Ann, 594 w Saratoga
Hamilton Caleb B. carpenter, 21 Scott
Hamilton Caleb B. jr., (Hamilton & McCol-

lum) 66 n Eutaw
Hamilton Catherine, seamstress, 123 s Wolfe
Hamilton Charles, messenger Bank of Balti-
more, Baltimore Co.
Hamilton Charles, laborer, 904 w Baltimore
Hamilton Chas. R. tavern, foot of Concord,

dw 95 Albemarle
Hamilton E. J. clerk, 164 w Lombard

HAMILTON GEO. W. Manufactu-
rer and Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars
Pipes, &c., 112 w Pratt-st., be-
tween Commerce and South, dw
Chappell near Pennsylvania av.

Hamilton Geo. D. tinner, 332 Eastern av
Hamilton Henry, clerk, 204 Saratoga
Hamilton J. M. Southgate, clerk, 181 Frank-
lin
Hamilton James B. police, 282 e Madison
Hamilton Mrs. James A. 57 Scott
Hamilton James, bacon dealer, 197 e Monu-
ment
Hamilton Jacob, school, 68 Buren
Hamilton John, machinist, 92 Dolphin
Hamilton John, conductor, 52 s Schroeder
Hamilton John, laborer, 25 e Monument
Hamilton John, 113 Peirce
Hamilton John, confectioner, n w cor Howard

and Lexington, dw 61 n Charles
Hamilton John, tailor, 30 Somerset
Hamilton John T. conductor B. & 0. R. R.,

59 s Schroeder
Hamilton John W. painter, 19 Ogston
Hamilton Joseph, 271 n Howard
Hamilton Joseph E. carpenter, 311 Aisquith
Hamilton & Jones, (J. Hamilton,; furniture,

240 w Pratt
HAMILTON & McCOLLUM, (Caleb B.
Hamilton, Fisman A. McCollum,) paper
hangings, Venetian blinds, and window
shades, 66 n Eutaw
Hamilton Mary C. 64 Courtland
Hamilton Mrs. W. Campbell, 79 Mulberry
Hamilton Mrs. M. A milliner, 61 n Charles
Hamilton Mrs. Mary, milk, 904 w Baltimore
Hamilton M. A. & Co. (M. A. Hamilton,
Wm. Forman,) commission merchants, 27
s Frederick
Hamilton Maxwell, brickmaker, 243 s Paca
Hamilton M. Allen, (M. A. Hamilton & Co.)

49 St. Paul
Hamilton Peter, stone cutter, 226 e Pratt
Hamilton Philip H. ship carpenter, 84 Block
Hamilton Rebecca, 171 n Eutaw
Hamilton Richard, ship carpenter, 281 s Bond
Hamilton Robert, plumber, 10 Booth

Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAT-
MOJTD, BtlRTO & CO'S, 168 B.4ltimore-st., near Calvert.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Hamilton Robert, carpenter, cor Mercer and
Grant, dw 347 w Lombard.

HAMILTON SILAS M., Dealer
and Shipper of Anthracite and
George's Creek Cumberland Coal;
Agencies Consolidation Coal Co.
of Maryland; also the justly cele-
brated Mount Savage Fire Brick,
No. 117 w Balti'more-st., dw Bal-
timore Co.

Hamilton Thomas, carter, 343 e Eager
Hamilton Thomas, laborer, 98 Chesapeake
Hamilton Wesley, peddler, 31 Lemmon
Hamilton William, machinist, 202 Garden
Hamilton William, auction and commission

merchant, 64 and 66 s Charles, dw York

road near city limits
Hamilton Wm. L machinist, 154 n Front
Hamlen William C. mariner, Hamburg near

William
Hamlin Geo. P. (Randall & Hamlin,) 281 w

Fayette
Hamlin Michael, laborer, 151 Canton av
Hamlin Thos. S. restaurant, 405 w Baltimore
Hamling William, block and pump maker,

184 s Paca
Hammack George M. shoe store, 223 n Gay,

dw 217 n Gay
Hummack Mrs. Margaret, notion store, 217

n Gay
Hammal Frederick, saloon keeper, n e cor

Hanover and L. Church
Hamman Anna B. 35 Pearl
Hamman Eliza, shirt maker, 240 Canton av
Hamman John, soldier, 35 Pearl
Hamman John, weaver, 121 Regester
Hamman Michael, carpenter, 35 Pearl
Hammann John, groceries, flour and feed,

359 e Baltimore
Hammann John A. (Ostendorf & Hammann,)

143 Saratoga
Hammann Michael, carver, 240 Canton av
Hammann Philip, plumber, 136 s Bond
Hammar Andrew, whip and cane maker, 5

Humes
Hamniel Jacob, jr. baker, 116 e Monument
Hammel Geo. baker, 117 William
Hammel Henry, locksmith, 74 Orleans
Hammel Mary, 140 s Washington, F. P.
Hammel Peter, 24 Sevan
Hammel Valentine, cooper, 113 s Caroline
Hammell Thomas, constable, Hunter al near

Eden
Hammer Christian, tailor and confectionery,

141 Vine
Hammer Eliza, boarding, 104 Franklin
Hammer Geo tailor, 3 Rickett's al
Hammer Jolin, laborer, 39 Fountain
Hammer John, machinist, 7 Hoffman
Hammer John, (Bokel & Hammer) 80 Han-
over
Hammer John A. hat store, 99 n Howard,

dw 104 Franklin
Hammer Michael, tinner, 71 s Bond
Hammer Peter, millwright, 193 n Eutaw
Hammer Peter G. bookkeeper, 120 s Eutaw
Hammer Sarah, 103 n Eutaw
Hammerbaclier, Geo. cooper, 16 Bevan

#. HENRY GIESE, Commission MercUant
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster

12

Hammerbacher John, cooper, 344 s Sharp
Hammerbacher John, cooper, 82 Leadenhall
Hammerbacher Leonard, cooper, 253 Han-
over
Hammerbacher Martin, tavern, 26 Bevan
HAMMERSLEY DAVID L. confectioner,

26 n Greene
Hammersley Geo. W. clerk, 26 n Greene
Hammersley Wm. N. assistant assessor 3d

district, 57 Conway
Hammerslough Lewis, dry goods, 155 Lex-
ington
Hammerstaffer Mrs. Catherine, 187 Peirce
Hammett Edward, blacksmith, 133 Conway
Hammett John R. clerk, 97 e Pratt
Hammitt Capt. Joseph A., 116 Barre
Hammitt Thomas P., attorney, 7 Law build-
ing, dw 300 n Howard
Hammon Mrs. Francis, boarding, 202 s Ann
Hammon Gustin R, clerk, 136 Conway
Hammon Mrs. Richard, 136 Conway
Hammond Ann, tailoress, 178 n Exeter
HAMMOND BROTHER & CO., (J. L.
Hammond, Jesse L. F. Hammond, J. L.
Keene) real estate brokers, 29 St. Paul
Hammond Charles, 282 w Fayette
Hammond Charles H., bookkeeper Western

Bank, dw Bolton above Lanvale
Hammond Charles H., baggage master, 35 n

Central av
Hammond Christopher, tailor, 217 Hamburg
Hammond David, hack driver, 134 Druid

Hill av
Hammond Edward, conductor, 431 w Fayette
Hammond Eliza, 118 Pearl
Hammond Mrs. Francis, 361 w Baltimore
Hammond Fred'k, custom house, 204 Mont-
gomery
Hammond Geo. cabinet maker, 3 Etna la
Hammond Geo. G. clerk, 779 w Baltimore
Hammond George G. clerk, 190 Bolton
Hammond Henry P. (Hammond & Smith)

138 e Monument
Hammond Henry, salesman, 19 s Howard
Hammond Jacob, cabinet maker, 10 Etna la
Hammond Jesse L. F. (Hammond, Bro. &

Co.) 36 Saratoga
Hammond John, hackman, 88 Cathedral
HAMMOND JOHN D., saddle and harness

maker, 348 w Baltimore, dw 9^^ n Eutaw
Hammond John, lab'r, rear of 66 Eastern av
Hammond John L. (Hammond, Bro. & Co.)

36 Saratoga
Hammond John, salesman, 14)^ s Calvert
Hammond John T. hostler, 134 Druid Hill av
Hammond Kitty A. 430 w Fayette
Hammond Lloyd, groceries, flour, feed, and

lime, n w cor Charles and West
Hammond Marcus, caulker, 44 Hughes
Hammond Dr. Milton, homeopalhist, 57 n

Paca
Hammond Pleasant, carpenter, 94 Richmond
Hammond R. 84 Hanover
Hammond & Smith, (H. P. Hammond, J.

Smith, house carpenters, 8 Grant
Hammond. Sollers & Co. (T. W. Hammond,
T. Everist Sollers, S. D. Sollers,) saddle,
harness and trunk manufactory, 304 w Bal-
timore
Hammond Thos. W. (Hammond, Sollers &

Co.) 304 w Baltimore
Hammond Rev. Wm. S. 52 n Calhoun
Hamner Rev. Dr. James G. 135 St. Paul

, for t'le sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Sic
coustautly on hand, HI Spear's IVliarr.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Hampe Adnlph, scale maker, rear of 12 Light
Hampe Francis, cigar maker, 92 ii Pine
Hunipe William, cigar packer, 92 n Pine
Hampf Matthew, cooper, 345 s Sharp
HAMPSHIRE AND BALTlMORh: COAL
CO. 56 Exchange place, Alex. Gemmell,
agent
Hampson A. J. grocer, 81 n Charles
Hampson Edwin, hatter, 193 \v Baltimore
Hampsoii Isabella, teacher, 97 Garden
Hampson James S. salesman, 121 n Eutaw
Hampson Joseph, bricklayer, Eutaw between

Monument and Madison
Hampton Jesse B. carpenter, 25 s Poppleton
Hampton John A. E. carpenter, 165 Columbia
Hampton Robt. B. carpenter, 564 w Lombard
Hampton Susan, seamstress, 19] w Biddle
Hanan Francis W. butcher, 118 Centre Mar-
ket, dw 3 Potomac
Hanap George F. butcher, 120 Centre Mar-
ket, dw 84 Centre Market space
Hanan H. Murray, sccrL'tary Baltimore and

York Turnpike Co., 11 Courtland
Hanan J. S. attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw 68

Decker
Hanan John, attorney and U. S. Commis-
sioner, 11 Courtland
Hanan Owen, laborer, 34 Morton al
Haiiauer Henry, shoemaker, 99 Hampstead
Hanaway Patrick, laborer, 7 Fall
Hance James, apothecary, 82 Columbia
Haiice Soth S. apothecary, 108 w Baltimore,

dw 185 n Calvert
Hanche Harmah, 140 s Caroline
Hancock Albert R. clerk, 188 w Biddle
Hancock Aljsalom, collector, 325 e Baltimore
Hancock Charles A. 4 n Regester
Hancock Mrs Elizabeth, confectionery, 107

Cross
Hancock Henry C engineer, 112 Hughes
Hancock Henry K. sheet iron worker, 30 East
Hancock .luliii, 5 Chew

HA.NCOCK JOHN F. apothecary, n w cor
Baltimore and Caroline, dw 342 e Baltimore
Hancock John T. general artist, 26 Brune
Hand Alexander, boot maker, 65 n Eutaw
Hand Henry, turnkey Eastern District, 112 s

Ann
Hand John, peddler, 11 Hillen
Hand John B. fisherman, 9 Hawk
Hand J"lin H. police, 172 Gough
Hand M irgaret, teacher, Ann between Pratt

and Gough
Hand S. G. general com. and shipping mer-
chant, 101 Smith's wharf, dw 75 Lexington
Hand Thomis B. tinner, 33 e Baltimore, dw

193 H Fay.iie
Hand Tavern, 42 n Paca, near Lexington
Handley Amos, carpenter, 39 n Poppleton ^"ifi-
Handley Andrew, laborer, 3 Smith's al
Handley Hugh, laborer, 127 Chew
Handlin Eliza, 7 Lancaster
Handren John, stonemason, 48 s Liberty al
Hands Catherine, teacher, 40 s Exeter
Hands Lafayette G. 40 s Exeter
Handy Charles C. police, 34 n Schroeder
Handy James A. undertaker, 166 s Caroline
Haiidy Samuel J. K. attorney. Eager near

Lovegrove al
Handy Thomas P. clerk, 183 St. Paul
Hane Plulip, 2 Wills

Haiii^ker Theo. cabinet* maker, 246 Hanover
Haiies Eliza, boarding, 138 n Pine

Hanes Edward, conductor N. C. R., 357 Cw

thedral
Hanes Francis M. coach painter, 622 w Bal

timore, d 138 Pine
Hanesy Patrick, laborer, 2 Rose
Haney Charles M. conductor, 107 Conway
Haney Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Williamson al
HANEY JAMES, hair and fancy store, 141

w Baltimore
Haney Mrs. M. I 421 w Lombard
Haney Rebecca, grocery, 59 Chesnut
Haney Mrs. Rosanna, 301 n Eutaw
Hanf Jacob, soldier, 41 Baker
Hanftling George, shoemaker, 152 Henrietta
Hanfurann Leopold, barber, 61 n Central av
Hanham Benj. D. shoemaker, Boston w of

Clinton
Hanie Stephen, caulker, 41 n Front
Hanie Williard S. ship joiner, 41 n Front
Hank Dr. J. W. F. lOO'w Biddle
Hank Mrs. Sarah, 444 Walsh
Hankey Andrew J. weigher, 116 e Pratt
Hankey Joseph, coal dealer, 31 e Lombard
Hanks Elizabeth, seamstress, 83 n Dallas
Hanlan John,4ii5 > Charles
Hanlan John, laborer, 39 York
Hanlen James, laborer, 16 Valley
Hanler Catherine, washerwoman, 6 Butler
Hanley James, 17 Fish Market space
Hanley Michael, laborer, 164 East
Hanley Michael, porter, Ensor near Hillen
Hanley Patrick, 251 Hamburg
Hanley Patrick, laborer, 5 Scott
Hanley Timothy, laborer, 30 Boyd
Hanlin Edward, carter, 60 Preston
Hanline Mauritz, paints, &c., 221 s Bond
Hanlon Christopher, laljorer, 59 Clay
Haiilon Joseph, moulder, 20 s Schroeder
Hanlon Patrick, carpenter, 529 Saratoga
Hanlon Thomas, junk dealer, 182 Chesnut
Hann Anna, tailoress, 426 w Lombard
Hann Henry, weaver, 36 Lewis
Hann Henry C. brickhiyer, 59 McHenry
Hann Jacob, briok layer, 59 McHenry
Hann James H. 10 n Calhoun
Hann John, clerk, 426 w Lombard
Hann John H. clerk, 6 s Broadway
Hanna Beersheba, school teacher, 31 e Pratt
Hanna Charles F. clerk, 37 n Gilmor
Hanna Charles F. clerk, 28 Pleasant
Hanna Conrad, laborer, 215 s Wolfe
Hanna George, furniture repairer, 66 Hillen
Hanna John, tobacconist, 7 ii Calvert, dw 28

Pleasant
Hanna Martha J. teacher, 449 n Gay
Hanna Mary, teacjier, 31 e Pratt
Hanna Capt. Robert, 108 e Fayette
Hanna Robert, cabinet maker, 449 n Gay
""anna Samuel, stone cutler, 122 Chew
"Hanna Wm. importer tobacco, cigars, &c. 7
n Calvert and n w cor Baltimore and St.
Paul, dw 28 Pleasant
Hannagan Frederick C. 38 L. Church
Hannagan Thos. furn. wagoner, 92 Ramsay
Hannah Charles, cooper, s e cor L. Water

and Grant
Hannah James H. shoemaker, 5 n Frederick
Hannam Mrs. Sarah, 201 Druid Hill av
Hannaman Lewis, carpenter, Frederick road

w of city limits
Hannan Ann, laundress, 58 Davis
Haniian Bernard, tavern, 29 Centre Market
space

AUG. G. MKlfClR & CO., Manufacturers of ^Vliite Lead, Zinc, Putty, I^ainpblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and Varnitilies, 100 AV. Liombard Street.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Hannan Bridget, tavern, 23 w Lombard
Hannan Micliat'l, carter, 12 Rureii
Hannan Patrick, tailor, 21 w Lombard
Hannan Rose, 62 Preston
Hanne Henry, furn. wagoner, 202 s Bond
Hannegan Mrs. Margaret, 502 w Pratt
Hannerman Herman, drayman, 49 Marion
Hanney Mrs. Mary A. boarding, 123 Camden
Hannibal Henry, lager beer saloon, 51 Har-
rison
Hannon John, soldier, 5 Truxton
Hannon W. H B. grocer, 5 Columbia
Hanrahan Martin, diayman, 9 Young
Hans E. F. clerk, 41 Columbia
Hans John, painter, 41 Columbia
Hanschc Thomas, Fountain hotel
Hanshaw John G. clerk, 1 Warner
Hansler Frederick, lager beer, 129 Forrest
Hanson Knoch F. carpenter, 40 Millirnan
Hanson Gearhart, tailor, 60 Kinj;
Hanson Geo. H. shoemaker, 230 n Bond
Hanson H. W clerk, Adams Express, 10

George
Hanson John N. shoemaker, 230 n Bond
Hanson John, laborer, 157 West
Hanson John, tinner, 189 e Fayette
Hanson Louisa, 181 w Lombai'd
Hanson Mary, 383 Saratoga
Hanson Michael, laborer, 181 William
Hanson Nic^holas, carpenter, 40 Millirnan
Hanson Neil, blacksmith, cor O'Doniiell and

Canton
Hanson Peter, rigger, 306 Aliceanna
Han.son P. W. collector B. & O. R. R. 47 n

Liberty
H:ANS0N peter, tin ware and house fur-
nisher, 32 e Baltimore
Hanson Mrs. Rachel, 45 s Popnleton
Hanson Randall, shoemaker, 121 Chew
Hanson Thomas H. furniture, 27 and 29 s

Calv(;rt, dw Catonsville, Baltimore co.
Hanson T. P. rigger, 272 Easiern av
Hanson Thos. milk, n e cor Cantcni av& Dallas
Hanson Wm E. grain agent, 560 w Baltimore
Hanson W. R, 96 w Pratt
Hanson Wm. H. saddler, 383 Saratoga
Hanthorn Mrs. Mary, 133 s Paca
Hanzsche & Co. { E. Hanzsche, H. Hanzsche)
English and Gorman book and job printers,
over s w cor Light and Baltimore
Hanzsche E. (Hanzsche & Co.) 202 Saratoga
Hanzsche Frederick A. English and German
book and job printer, over 232 w Baltimore,
dw 181 Saratoga
Hanzsche H. (Hanzsche & Co.) Fountain

hotel
Hanzsche Theodore, clerk. Mansion House,

n w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Haphy Mary, tavern, 131 s Exeter
Hapler Conrad, cabinet mak. 16 New Church
Happel Augustus, musician, 244 e Monument
Hap|iel Conrad, tobacconist, James al betw.

Cross and Poultney
Happel Henry, tailor, 156 n Caroline
Happel John, plasterer, 166 Peirce
Happel John, carpenter, 136 n Bond
Happel Peter, boiler maker, 12 Booth
Hapner Mrs. Cordelia, 122 St. Peter
Happersett & Lindenberg, (J. B. Happersett,
C.T. Lindenberg,) paper hangers and up-
holsterers, 2 n Front
Happersett John B. (Happersett & Linden-
berg,) 192 n Central av

Happhy Joanna, 73 Eastern av
Happoldt Henry H. painter, 261 Franklin
Harback Chas. saddler, 337 e Eager
Harback Francis M. restaurant, 10 St. Paul,

dw 32 Camden
Harback John S. saddler, Belair av nr Wolfe
Harback Samuel, painter, 337 e Eager
Harback Stephen, saddler, 337 e Eager
Harbarkoin John, grocery, 76 s Central av
Harbaugh Anna M. confectionery, 121 n Cal-
vert
Harbaugh Benjamin, clerk, 121 n Calvert
Harbaugh Charles L. W. clerk, 19 s Oregon
Harbaugh Gustavus, machinist, 440 n Gay
Harbaugh Jas. O. chairmaker, 121 n Calvert
Harbaugh Jerome, coachmaker, 19 s Oregon
Harbaugh Mrs. Rosanna, 285 Druid Hill av
Harbaugh Thomas H. chairmaker, 186 e

Fayette
Harbaugh Thomas, shoemaker, 285 Druid

Hillav
Harberig Franz, laborer, 103 s Regester
Harbert Harry, clerk, 279 Lexington
Harbold Charles, cabinet maker, 90 s Howard
Harburger Asher, clerk, 10 s Exeter
Harburger Emanuel, tailor, 48 Granby
Harburn Jolin, huckster, 31 Warner
Hard Miles E. printer, 126 Columbia
Hardcastle Marcus L. janitor University of
Maryland and collector, 110 Druid Hill av
Hardcastle John, commercial agent, 215 Sara-
toga
Harden John S. (Hopkins, Harden & Kemp,)

31 Holline
Harden Richard, horses, 6 s Pine
Harden Thomas, hay jiacker, 296 s Paca
Harden Rev. Wm. 308 e Baltimore
Hardcnbrook John A. inspec'r C. S. depart-

mont, 225 Franklin
Hardenstein John, basket maker, 213 n Bond
Hardester Abraham, sailraaker, 59 Centre

Market space
Hardester David, engineer, 200 Forrest
Hardester David, machinist, s e cor Madison

and Sterling
Hardesty Mrs. Charles R. 251 n Eutaw
Hardesty Mrs. E. 31 Cathedral
Hardesty Frank H. (Gover, Hardesty & Co.)

126 St. Paul
Hardesty Geo. W. brass foundry, 44 Holi-
day, dw 100 n Front
Hardesty Hannah S. matron Aged Men's

Home, n w cor Lexington and Calhoun
Hardesty James H. 92 Pearl
Hardesty James, clerk, 92 Pearl
Hardesty John, carpenter, 24 s Caroline
Hardesty Richard S. 126 St. Paul
Hardesty Richard, clerk, 16 McElderry
Hardesty Richard W. clothier, 160 w Pratt,

dw 16 McElderry
Hardesty Thomas H. mariner, 72 s Wash-
ington, F P.
Hartley Hilleary E. bookkeeper, 28 s Sharp
Hardigan Jeremiah, laborer, 86 n Front
Hardin Joseph, conductor, 52 s Schroeder
Hardin Richard A. police, 163 Orleans
Harding C. laborer, 287 n Eutaw
Harding H. M. baggage master N. C. R. dw

Hand tavern
Harding James S. carpenter, 25 McClellan'a

al, dw Mansion house
Harding John, mariner, 96 L. Church
Harding Peter, 84 s Eden

the: GROVKR ^ B-AKER SKWINQ ]>IACHI]VE is the best for all purposes— SALiBS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Harding John, clerk, Howard house
Harding Mary, dressmaker, 37 n Liberty
Harding Wm. H. carpenter, 109 Vine
Harding Wm. H. agricultural implement
manuf. s w cor Barre and Light, dw 149
Hanover
Hardisty Anna M. .36 s High
Hardman Lizzie 137 s ?]xeter
Hardtner Mrs. Catharine, confectioner, 132

Columbia
Hardtner Jacob, laborer, 132 Columbia
Hardtner J. Leonard, ship carp. 405 n Gay
Hardwick Henry T. paper carrier, 58 Green-
mount av
Hardwick Wm. C. grocery, cor Bond and

Jefferson
Hardy Capt. Bcnj. R. 96 s Ann
Hardy Conrad, tailor, 5 Baker
Hardy Mrs. Elizabeth, 9'1 w Baltimore
Hardy George, cutter, 47 Chew
Hardy George, 62 s Ann
Hardy George E. D. clerk, 47 Chew
Hardv George, salesman, Commercial hotel,

71 Hanover
Hardy Geo. W. plowsmith, 111 Hamburg
Hardy Geo. 94 s Ann
Hardy Henry, pilot, 94 s Ann
Hardy Henry, huckster, 5 Baker
Hardy Hugh M. carter, 95 Boyd
Hardy James C. engineer, 55 s Schroeder
Hardy John T. pilot, 96 s Ann
Hardy John D. auctioneer, 47 Chew
Hardy John, laborer, 284 Canton av
Hardy John, watchman, 22 s Schroeder
Hardy John W. clerk, 47 Chew
Hardy Mrs. Kate, 148 Stirling
Hardy Samuel, 294 s Howard
Hardy Snmraerfield, 392 w Lombard
Hardy Wm. finisher, 30 s Poppieton
Hare Catharine E. 6 Hull's la
Hare Catherine, Foster al near Grundy
Hare John, laborer, 15 St. Mary
Hare John H. portrait painter, 8 Harford av
Hare Michael, grocery, 331 Cathedral
Hare Wm. portrait painter, 8 Harford av
Haren Michael, laborer, 15 Cuba
Harfr)rd Mary A. 29 e Fayette
Harford Geo. R.. cabinet maker, 484 Lexington
Hargadon Ellen, confectionery, 365 w Pratt
Hargadon Dominic, moulder, 365 w Pratt
Hargrove Sidney, 233 Lexington
Harig Bernard, (J. & B. L. Harig,) 67 Hill
Harig Henry, tailor, 169 s Broadway
Harig John B. 94 Hill

Harig Joseph, (J. & B. L. Harig,) 66 Hill
Harig J. & B. L. hardware and stoves, 72 Hill
Harig John F. macliinist, 7 Leadenhall
Harker Charles, garbage cart, 8 Hagar ct
Harker George, huckster, 100 e Eager
JIark«r John J. carpenter, 214 Harford av
Harker John V. tavern, 101 Greenmount av
Harketr Julia Ann, 313 Forrest
Harker Dr. Richard M. J. 77 Hillen
.'Haiker Wm., Gen. Wayne Inn
Harkins Manness, laborer, 22 Jew al
HarknesE Andrew, clerk, 74 s Eden
HarknesB Alutary, milkman, 517 Franklin
Harkness Thomas, grocery, n w cor Frank-
lin and Fremont
Harkum James, painter, 70 William
Harlan Anthony, laborer, 293 Eastern av
Harlan George 0. tinner, Gerard House, 74
s Eutaw

Harle Louis, shoemaker, 342 w Pratt
Harley James K. artist, over s w cor Charles

and Fayette, dw 26 s Caroline
Harlow Branch B. bookkeeper, 161 w Biddle
Harlow Bridget, 23 Concord

Harlow , laborer, 224 s Sharp

Harman Benhardt,junk deal. 302 e Monument
Harman Born, blacksmith, 380 Saratoga
Harman C. Morris, clerk, 214 w Fayette
Harman Catherine, 39 n Dallas
Harman Daniel, cutter, 61 n Howard
Harman Elias, keeper Carroll's iioint bridge
Harman Elias, keeper Gwyn's Falls bridge
Harman Fruderica, 156 Orleans
Harman George, hatter, 60 s Paca
Harman George, laborer, 23 Guilford al
Harman George, (Isaac Cox & Co.) 60 s

Paca
Harman Rev. Henry M. principal Light-st
Institute, adjoining Light-st M. E. Church,
dw 54 s Sharp
Harman Jacob, s e cor Eden and Orleans
Harman John, ship carpenter, 100 Orleans
Harman John, butcher, 106 Hampstead
Harman Jacob, 439 w Pratt
Harman Lizzie, teacher, 71 n Eutaw
Harman Littleton, labor'r, John nrTownsend
Harman Alark, clerk, 111 'w Fayette
Harman Michael, 17 Abbot
Harman Robert, (Harman & Soran,) 121 s

Bond
Harman & Soran, (Robert Harman, C. J.
Soran,) wholesale dealers in wood and cane
chairs, over 16 s Charles
Harman Samuel, brickmaker, 33 Conway
Harman Samuel, clerk, 156 Orleans
Harman Thomas, machinist, 24 s Bond
Harman Wm. H. clerk, 5 Columbia
Harman Wm. professor of mi'.sic, 214 w

Fayette
Harmon Mrs. Eliza, 117 s Bond
Harmon Robert, clerk, 117 s Bond
Harms Harman, tavern, 25 Commerce
Harms John, cigar maker, 22 Commerce
Harmse John H. restaurant, 310 w Pratt
Harmyer Anthony, grocer, 88 n Front
Hariiaer John, drayman, 54 n Pine
HARNDEN EXPRESS, s w cor Baltimore

and Sliarp, John Q. A. Herring, agent
Harnes Wm. H. steward, 28 North
Harney E. R. young ladies' seminary, 596 w

Fayette
Harnsy Luke, laborer, 27 .Abbot
Harney Martha, teacher, 596 w Fayette
Harney Thomas, ship smith, 94 Block
Harnick John, drayman, 102 St. Peter
Harnini; Joseph, blacksmith, 72 Decker
Harold Mathias, shoemaker, 215 Aliceanna
Harp Edward, huckster, 167 s Ann
Harp Elen, 313 Canton av
Harp Wm. trader, 81 Bank
Harper Ann, hucksteress, over 47 Centre

Market space
Harper Elizabeth, vest maker, 120 Hoffman
Harper Emily L., 10 Cathedral
Harper F. P., train master, 92 Preston
Harper Capt. James L., mariner, 65 s Bond
Harper James B., (John W. Harper & Co.,)

156 w Lombard
HARPER JOHN W. & CO., (James B.
Hooper,) bill poster and distributor, Jarvk
Building, n w cor Baltimore and North. —
[See p. 39 .Advertisements.]

JA3£ES H. JOHXSOX, City Steam Firewood MiU.s— "Warren's Fire and "Wat«r.vroo*
3.oofiiig, and Patent Neoteric Suiolung Tuliei, over 99 "W. Baltiniore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Harper John W., 193 n Caroline
Harper Mrs. M., dress maker, 2 Mulberry
Harper Prcsbury, slioemaker, 193 n Caroline
Harper Sarah, 137 North

Harper Washington, cigar maker, 242 Mul-
berry
Harper Wm. W., painter, 237 Chesnut al
Harps William, mariner, 175 s Washing-
ton, F P.
Harr Adam, shoemaker, 82 North
HARR CHARLES E., (late Petting,) watch-
maker, 205 e Baltimore
Harr Elizabeth, seamstress, 23 Orleans
Harr Jacob, barkeeper, 158 s Broadway
Harr James W., machinist, 293 Columbia
Harr John, restaurant, 158 s Broadway
Harr Michael, laborer, 209 s Bond
Harr Peter, collector, 28 St. Paul, dw 190 e

Fayette
Harr Miss Susanna, 293 Columbia
Harreas James, Church Home, Broadway
Harrer Godfrey, baker, 235 Aliceanna
Harregal John G., laborer, 256 e Madison
Harrigan Andrew, collector, 223 n Eden
Harrigan Catherine, grocery, 2 Front
Harrigan John, laijorer, 661 Penna av
Harrigan Mrs. Julia, grocery, 168 Columbia
Harrigan Mark, wagoner, 182 s Central av
Harrigan Mary, 154 Raborg
Harrigan Peter, laborer, 168 Columbia
Harrigan Thomas, officer Md. Penitentiary,

cor Eager and Stirling
Harrigan Thomas W., clerk, 204 e Eager
Harrigut John, laborer, 80 Union
Harrington Abraham B., drayman, 10 Mul-
= berry

-= Harrington Mrs. A. M., music teacher, 137

c Lexington

'= Harrington Mrs. Eliza, grocery, 324 Mul-

'*" berry

-s Harrington Elisha, property agent and collec-

= tor, 79 Second, dw 101 w Biddle

^ Harrington Elisha, jr., (Harrington & Mills,)

o „, 330 Madison av

3 ~ Harrington James, grgcery, 205 Hollins
g c Harrington Jeremiah, laborer, 160 s Chapel
^;5 Harrington John P., carpenter, 217 n Bond
= j^ Harrington John, sexton, 218 Hollins
£ ^ Harrington Joshua, restaurant, 30 Ensor
• ^^ Harrington Mrs. Louisa, tailoress, 487 w
i Z'Z Pratt

IJ: . Harrington Rob't, soldier, rearof592Saratoga
i'~'S Harrington Samuel, upholsterer, 11 Mullikin
'"c § Harrington Thomas, mariner, 71 e Monument
; * ^ Harrington Wm., mariner, 142 Hughes
" J'i Harrington Wm., carpenter, 140 n Fremont
■*■ Harriss Abraham, furrier, 65 n High

Harriss Alexander, chief clerk Auditor's

office, B. & 0. R. R., 93 McCulloh
Harris Benjamin, machinist, Clinton n of

Boston
Harris Buelah, dry goods, 140 Lexington
Harris C. B. 141 St Paul
Harris Mrs. Dr. C. A. 141 St. Paul
Harris Charles W. chairmaker, 158 n Bond
Harris David, (J. Walker & Co.) 282 w

Fayette
Harris Edward B. clerk, 525 Saratoga
Harris George J. cigar maker, 326 s Charles
Harris George, blacksmith, 57 Columbia
Harris George M. 6 e Baltimore
Harris George W. (Claubaugh & Harris,)
Carey, between Lexington and Saratoga

Harris Henry W. (Samuel Harris & Sons,)

68 w Madison
Harris James A. bookkeeper, Gen. Wayne _

hotel, n w cor Paca and Baltimore
Harris James, laborer, 91 Albemarle
Harris James, moulder, 30 s Repultlican
Harris James B. carpenter, 30 Gouirh
Harris James T. bricklayer, 118 Jeiferson
Harris J. Morrison, attorney. Spurrier's ct.,

Lexington near St. Paul, dw Harford road

Baltimore county
Harris John, stone quarrier, s e cor Grundy

and Townsend
Harris John, rear 70 Harrison
Harris John, 14 Hamburg
Harris Joseph, furniture cars, 310 n Eutaw
Harris Joseph, merchant tailor, 52 n Howard
Harris Joseph, furniture cars, 1 Garden
Harris Joseph, clerk, 163 w Lombard
Harris Lethe Ann, 755 w Baltimore
Harrs Marsraret 203 Chesnut
Harris Matthias, police, 118 Mullikin
Harris Phebe, dressmaker, 158 n Bond
Harris P>ichard, car driver, 42 Frederick av
Harris Robert, printer, 133 n Bethel
Harris R.ibert, furniture car, 310 n Eutaw
Harris Samuel & Sons, (T. C. Harris, H. W.

Harris,) bankers, 196 w Baltimore
HARRIS SAMUEL, Jr., stock broker, base-
ment Chesapeake Bank, dw Guy's hotel
Harris Samuel, engineer, 31 Henrietta
Harris Mrs. S. G. 298 w Fayette
Harris Thomas C. (Samuel Harris & Sons,)

68 w Madison
Harris Tluimas H. sailor, 197 s Chapel
Harris Wm. H. bricklayer, 12 Rock
Harris Wm. brass moulder, 117 Chew
Harris Wm. steward, 28 North
Harris Wmi gunsmith, 116 w Pratt, dw 4

Henrietta
Harris Wm. D. ship joiner, 44 Philpot, dw

300 e Pratt
Harris Wm. bricklayer, Clinton s of Boston
Harris Wm. 66 Block
Harris Wm. 136 s Exeter
Harris Wm. T., cooper, 162 West
Harris Wm. H., carpenter, 755 w Baltimore
Harrison Alexander, sailor, 60 Thames
Harrison Mrs. Annie R., 104 e Monument
Harrison Benjamin, clerk, 113 German
Harrison Benj. H., carpenter, 1 n Central av,

dw 149 e Baltimore
Harrison Caroline, 51 Warren
Harrison Mrs. Caroline, 40 Columbia
Harrison Catherine, 143 Mulberry
Harrison Chas. S., bookkeeper, 40 Columbia
Harrison Charles E., varnisher, 189 East
Harrison Charles T., ship carpenter, 170

Bank
Harrison Charles E., clerk, B.&O. R. R.,

29 s Howard
Harrison Mrs. Daniel E., paints, &c., 194 e

Baltimore
Harrison Mrs. Dorothea, boarding, 136 Lee
Harrison Kdward, laborer, 118 Eislein
Harrison Mrs. Elizabeth, 33 Gittings
Harrison Mrs. Elizabeth A., 54 St. Paul
Harrison Mrs. Elizabeth E., 196 Saratoga
Harrison Francis A., clerk, 297 e Baltimore
Harrison Francis, upholsterer, 95 n Eden
Harrison Francis J., clerk, 197 n Dallas
Harrison George L., real estate broker, 29
St. Paul, dw Baltimore Co.

RAY3IO\'D, BURTOX ti CO., IGS Ealtinxore-st., near C.tlvert. keep tlie Largest and
Best Appointed Shirt and Furiiisliing Goods House iu the Uuited States.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, l\o. 4.0.

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Harrison Geo. H., boiler maker, 24 Sterrelt
Harrison Mrs. Harriet, 118 Cathedral
Harrison Henry G., currier, 164 n Spring
Harrison Henry E., plasterer, 114 n Eden
Harrison James, ship carpenter, 247 Gough
Harrison James H., clerk N. C. R., Susque-
hanna hotel
Harrison John, hatter. 68 McKim
Harrison John, clerk, 67 Pearl
Harrison John, ijrakesman, 28 s Poppletcn
Harrison John W., lager beer saloon, Boston

e of Canton bridge
Harrison John, painter, 222 s Caroline
Harrison John A., painter, 24 Slemmer al
Harrison John H., police, 316 Canton av
Harrison Julia, confectionery, 37 s Caroline
Harrison Lewis B., clerk, 41) Columbia
Harrison Lewis, clerk, 92 n Exeter
Harrison Lucretia, 34 Johnson
Harrison Marg't E., boarding, 110 w Fayette
Harrison Maria L., bookstore, 86 Hanover
Harrison Maria, 27 n Front
Harrison Mark, laborer, 68 McKim
Harrison Mary A , 29 s Howard
Harrison Mary A., 195 n Caroline
Harrison Nathan, 17 Pearl
Harrison N. S., 54 Josephine ct
Harrison Norval, clerk, 169 w Lombard
Harrison Olive, ship carpenter, 34 Johnson
Harrison P. H., tobacconist, 41 Clay, dw 16

Barnel
Harrison Rev. Peyton, 90 Read
Harrison Richard H., police, 75 Hamburg
Harrison R. S. S., clerk at Chesapeake Bank,

8 e cor North and Fayette
Harrison Susanna, 698 w Baltimore
Harrison Thomas, plumlicr, 130 Pine
Harrison Thomas, 43 n Strieker
Harrison Thomas K., ship cai-penter, 76 s

Caroline
Harrison Wm. E. C, salesman, 86 Hanover
Harrison Wm., shoemaker, 1 s Greene
Harrison Wm. A., shoemaker, 84 s Charles,

dw 216 e Monument
Harrison Wm. N., book agent, 37 Stirling
Harrison Wm. H., carpenter, 190 L. Consti-
tution
Harrison Wm. G., 378 Eutaw place
Harrison Wm. T., painter, 301 e Monument
Harrod Wm. T. shoemaker, 137 s Regester
Harrold Mrs. Margaret F. 37 Hollins
Harrygan Mrs. Ellen, confectionery, 365 w

Pratt
Harryman Aquilla, supdt. and gate keeper at

Baltimore Cemetery
Harryman Benj. B. 33 Jefferson
HARRYMAN & BROOKS, (John G. Har-
ryman, Albert J. Brooks,) produce com-
mission merchants, 43 s Howard
Harryman John G. (Harryman & Brooks,)

dw 27 s Howard
Harryman Josiah, produce dealer, 207 e

Monument
Harryman Julia Ann, 82 n Exeter
Hcuryman Mrs. Mary, 7 Little al
Harryman Thomas, furniture wagoner, 242 n

Caroline
Harryman Walter, police, 158 e Pratt
Harryman Wm. carter, 211 n Eden
Harschert Philip, grocery, 25 L. Gough
Hart Mrs. Amelia, grocery, 221 e Pratt
Hart Mrs. Ann, Harford av extended
Hart Catherine, tailoress, 1 Harden ct |

J- IIIiI.\ilV GIESE, Coiiuiussiou I>lei-cliant.
Roseufiale Cement aud Calcined Plaster

Hart Edward, laborer, 5 Pleasant

Hart Elizabeth, 93 s Chapel

Hart Francis, jr. machinist, Mount Royal,

foot of MclMechin
Hart George, cooper, 150 Cross
Hart George, tailor, 72 Somerset
Hart Henry, laborer, 22 Fell
Hart Hugh, laborer, 140 s Castle
Hart James, clerk, 55 Garden
Hart James, clerk, 199 w Fayette
Hart John, mariner, 254 s Ann
Hart John H. upholsterer, 419 w Lombard
Hart .Tohn, huckster, 88 Hamburg
Hart Mrs. Margaret, 236 Columbia
Hart Margaret, dry goods, 1561-^ Lexington
Hart Maggie, millinery, 65 Penna. av
Hart Marx M wood engraver, over 220 w
Baltimore, dw 156}.^ Lexington. — [See p. 62
Jldvertisements.]
Hart Mary C. 220 Orleans
Hart Miles E. printer, 236 Columbia
Hart Mrs. Rebecca P. 47 Mc Henry
Hart Robert M. clerk, 661 w Fayette
HART & SON, (Francis Hart,) coal and
flour dealers, cor Biddle and Cathedral, dw
55 Garden
Hart Samuel, clerk, 77 e Lombard
Hart Samuel, grocer, n e cor North and Sara-
toga
Hart Sarah J. dress maker, 402 n Gay
Hart Stephen F. clerk, 65 Penna- av
Hart Tobias, clothier, 11 w Second, dw 77 e

Lombard
Hart Wm. printer, 55 Garden

Hartaker , tailor, 8 Burke

Hartan Nicholas, tailor, 145 e Pratt
Hartel Charles, shoemaker, 11 Painter's ct
Hartel John M. paper boxes, over 21 w Bal-
timore, dw 84 e Lombard
Harten Aim M. 100 Dolphin
Harten Ellen R. 100 Dolphin
Harten John, carter, 100 Dolphin
Harter Thomas 0. 44 Centre Market space
Harlfelder Frtd'k, shoemaker, 218 Hamburg
Harigens Christopher, lager beer saloon, 114

n Franklin
Hartigan Catherine A. nur.se, 51 McHenry
Hartigan Morris, boss coal heaver, 83 s Pop-
plelon

Halting , cabinet mak. 43 L. McElderry

Harting Louis, Lt. U. S A. 148 n Exeter
Hartjens Christopher, 301 w Saratoga
Hartlein Charles, brewer, Belair av near

Chester
Hartley Frank, fisherman, 80 Durst al
Hartley Geo. machinist, 122 Pine
Hartley John, ship carpenter, 338 Canton av
Hartley John, car driver, 130 s Regester
Hartley Naomi, matron Maryland Peniten-
tiary
Hartley Mrs. Rachael, 254 Franklin
Hartley William T. ship carpenter, 181 s

Chester
Hartline Henry, laborer, 41 Tessier
Hartline Michael, clerk Adams Exp., 348)^

Mulberry
Harilove Chas. H., brickmaker, 246 Lee
Hartlove Enoch, brickmaker, 156 s Fremont
Hartlove John, brickmaker, 343 Eastern av
Hartlove John W. brickmaker, 106 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Hartlove John W. laborer, 6^^ Johnson
Hartlove John, machinist, 68 Johnson

, ibr tlie sale <>t Kloiir, Gr.Tiii, Sffd.s, owo.
coit!>tautly ou Uaud, ^1 Spear's Wharf;

SMITH BROS. & CC, Sponge all their Goods.

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lartlove Mrs. Mary A. 166 Scott
fartlove Wesley, brickmaker, 106 Washing-
ton, F. H.
iartlove Wm. H. tinner, 246 Liffht
lartlove Wm. L. brickmaker, 636 Ligiit
lartmaier Richard, butcher, 33 Lexington
market, dw 55 w Hoffman
Hartman Adam, laborer, 390 Penna. av
Hartman Alfred Z. teacher, 103 Columbia
Hartman Mrs. Annie, 59 Portland
Hartman August, farmer, 512 Penna. av
Hartman Dr. Andrew, 176 Aisquith
Hartman Casper, hay baler, 141 s Bethel
Hartman Charles, cabinet maker, 47 Portland
Hartman Charles, tavern, 222 Aliceanna
Hartman Conrad, sjioemaker, 37 Penn
Hartman Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, 253 e

Madison
Hartman Mrs. Ella, 678 w Baltimore
Hartman Francis, cabinet maker, 47 Portland
Hartman Francis, fisherman, 231 William
Hartman Francis W. laborer, 48 Raborg
Hartman Francis, grocery, 206 e Madison
Hartman Frederick, tailor, 56 s Oregon
Hartman Frederick, foundryman, 18 Foun-
tain
Hartman Frederick, shoemaker, 156 Cross
Hartman Frederick, foundryman, 2 Fountain
Hartman George, cabinet maker, 261 n Eden
Hartman George, laborer, 55 s Wolfe
Hartman George, wheelwright, 24 Somerset
Hartman George J. shoemaker, Belair av

extended
Hartman Gotleib, laborer. 21 Albemarle
Hartman George H. butcher, 406 Light
Hartman Henry, 51 German
Hartman Henry, cooper, 87 e Lombard
Hartman Henry, grocery, 173 e Eager
Hartman Henrj', cooper, 22 s High
Hartman Herman, cutler, 60 n Howard
Hartman Isaac, tailor, 4 s Gay, dw 22 s High
HARTMAN J. P. & SuN, (J. P. Flartman,
W. H. Hartman) gents furnishing goods,
197 w Baltimore
Hartman Jacob P. (J. P. Hartman & Son)

278 Fayette
Hartman Jacob, shoemaker, 258 Montgomery
Hartman J. Hamilton, 34 w Pratt
Hartman John, mariner, 33 Fountain
Hartman John, soldier, 70 Eastern av
Hartman John, porter, 85 Gran by
Hartman John, carter, 41 Short
Hartman John, boot and shoe maker, 678 w

Baltimore
Hartman Mrs. Louisa, 5 Josephine
Hartman Mary, teacher, 103 Columbia
Hartman Margaret, Henry n of Hughes
Hartman Margaret, 45 Preston
Hartman Nicholas, brickmaker, Ostend near

Howard
Harting Wilhelm, wood sawyer, 133 Orleans
Hartmaier Richard, butcher, 55 w Hoffman
Hartman Philip, tailor, 116 Hollins
Hartman Paul, laborer, 24 Somerset
Hartman Samuel, 103 Columbia
Hartman Sleon, 179 w Fayette
Hartman Wilton H. (J. P. Hartman & Son,)

278 w Fayette
Hartner J. L. messenger Adams Express, 405

n Gay
Hartness Mrs. C. 150 n Fremont
Hartogensis Henry S. clothing and notions,
36 Harrison

Hartoungc Thomas C. butcher, Penna. -av

near toll gate
HARTSHORNE JOSHUA, iron dealer, 92

w Lombard, dw 129 w Fayette
Hartsohn Carl J. finisher, 116 Raborg
Hartung A. Von, (Hartung'& Schellmann,)

n w cor Sharp and Barre
Hartung Ferdinand, shoemaker, 54 s Reges-

ter
Hartung Frederick, harness maker, 227 e

Eager
Hartung George, carpet weaver, 290 n Cen-
tral av
Hartung John F. potter, Hull near Fort av
HARTUNG & SCHELLMANN, (A. Von
Hartung, G. E. Schellmann,) family gro-
cers, n w cor Sharp and Barre
Hartwig Jacob, shoemaker, 91 Granby
Hartwigh George, miller, S e Lombard
Harty Peter, hackman, 71 Eastern av
Hartz Aaron, dry goods, n e cor Bond and

Aliceanna
Hartz Simpson, dry goods, 197 n Gay
Hartz Tobias, tailor, 77 e Lombard
Hartzel Edwin, expressman Adams Express,

139 Vine
Hartzel George, 123 Pearl
Hartzel Jacob F. garbage carter, 4 Lanvale
Hartzel Leonard, car driver, 125 Pearl
Hartzel Leonard L., Northern & Madison avs
Hartzell David, livery stables 84 German, d%v

342 w Lombard
HARTZELL JACOB, Park House, North-
ern av near Madi.son av
Hartzell John, carpenter, 132 Penna av
Hartzell John, city car driver, 379 Penna. av
HARTZELL LEONARD, hack stables, 95

n Paca
Hartzell Luther, expressman, 284 Penna av
Hartzell William laborer, 9 Fremont near

Penna av
Hartzog George, broker, 19}4 South, dw 605

w Fayette
Harvey Andrew J. machinist, 151 Hollins
Harvey Mrs. Ann, 51 n Strieker
Harvey Ann C. grocery, 214 Hollins
Harvey Charles A. clerk, 214 Hollins
Harvey Charles ( Wm. T. Walters & Co ) 78

Cathedral
Harvey Daniel (William & D. Harvey,)

Fremont near Townsend
Harvey Edward, shoemaker, 32 Leadenhall
Harvey Edwd. H. shoemaker, 160 s Fremont
Harvey Henry D. 147 Park
Harvey Henry, laborer, 5 Green's ct
Harvey James, jr. 283 w Lombard
Harvey James E. plumber, 228 s Sharp
Harvey James, porter, 150 Stirling
Harvey James, 283 w Lombard
Harvey J. W. jr. bookkeeper, 11 South, dw

Baltimore Co
Harvey J. W. real estate broker, over 11

South, dw Baltimore Co
Harvey John J. slater, 260 w Biddle
Harvey John H. (T. Harvey & Son,) 33 n

Greene
Harvey John W. bricklayer, 265 Hanover
Harvey John, laborer. Block near Wills
Harvey Joshua, sr. (Joshua Harvey & Sons,)

Baltimore Co
Harvey Joshua & Sons, (J. Harvey, sr., J.
Harvey, jr., T. P. Harvey,) dry goods, n
w cor Hanover and Pratt

AUG. G. METER it CO., M.iinifact«rers of "White Lend, Zinc, Putty, L.tiiipblack, Glwe,
IVeatsfuot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints aiul Vai-nislies, 100 W. Loiiibard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimoie Street.

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HARVEY JOSHUA G. & CO. (J. G. Har-
vey, VVm. P. Harvey,) provision and pro-
duce commission merchants, 75 Exchange
place
Harvey Joshua, jr. (Josiiua Harvey & Sons,)

89 Columijia
Harvey Joshua G. (J. G. Harvey & Co.) 250

w Lomljard
Harvey Kate, milliner, s w cor Lexington and
Liberty

Harvey Mrs. , seamstr's, 15 Goodman al

Harvey Robert W. boatman, 47 Burke
Harvey Robert J. painter, 93 Preston
Harvey Robert M. (T. Harvey & Sons) 33 n

Greene
Harvey Thomas (Thos. Harvey & Sons) 33 n

Greene
Harvey Thos. P. clerk Eutaw Savings Bank,

^5 Penn
Harvey Thomas & Sons, (Thomas, J. H. and
R. M. Harvey) collar makers, 33 n Greene
Harvey Thomas P. (Joshua Harvey & Sons)

66 Hanover
Harvey William P. (Josh. G. Harvey &Co.)

283 w Lombard
H.ARVEY VVM. & D., coal dealers and car-
penters, 130 Penna. av
Harvey Wm. (W. & D. Harvey) Fremont

near Townsend
Harvickhorst Henry, 414 Harford av
Harwick Casper, wood sawyer, 18 Walnut al
Harwood Elizabeth, 223 n Howard
Harwood Sarah E. 53 Garden
Harwood Susan, 159 St. Paul
Harwood Valentine, shoemaker 12 Valley
Harzberg Meyer, 224 Aliceaiina
Harzberg Michael, laborer, 209 s Bond
Harzberg Jacob, (Harzberg & Stiefel) 149 s
■ Charles

HARZBERG & STIEFEL, (J. Harzberg,
J. Stiefel) wholesale and retail clothing, 168
w Pratt
Harzberg Levi, clerk, 187 e Lombard
Harzberger George, tailor, 6 Wyeth
Harzinger Jacob, tailor, 160 s Broadway
Hascheri George, barber, 378 Saratoga
Haschet Peter, laborer, 179 s Bethel
Hasenbalg Harmon, druggist, 177s Broadway
Hashagan J. D. (H Wilkens & Co.) 181 w

Pratt
Hashagan Henry, tobacconist, 419 Saratoga
Haske Francis, blacksmith, 231 s Ann
Haskell John, clerk, 490 Franklin
Haskell Mrs Mary, 31 s Howard

HASKELL JOHN H. Manufactu-
rer of Cotton and Woolen Machine
Cards, Superior Stretched Leather
Belting, and Leather Hose, 33 s
Eutaw. Dw 230 Madison av.

Hasky Henry, sr., blacksmith, 7 Lancaster,

dw 92
Ha.slett Mrs. Deborah, 40 s Republican
Haslett George, 279 Saratoga
Haslett Sarah, furrier, 18 Lexington
Haslett Sai-nuel, laborer, 40 s Republican
Hasliit Mary A. saleswoman, 125 Garden
Haslup Mrs. Ann, 142 s Fremont
Haslup Charles, coachsmith, Warren extd.
Haslup George H. clerk, Fayette 3 doors w

of Gilmor

Haslup George, clerk, 653 w Fayette
Haslup Leroy T. coachsmith, 57 North, dw

High s of Hillen
Hasluup J. box maker, 162 Mulberry
Hasluup Richard, box maker, 162 Mulberry
Haslopp John, box maker, 42 Marion
Haspei Charles, laborer, 1 Dover
Hasper Charles, boot fitter, 10 Jackson ct
Hass August, cabinet maker, 92 Mulberry
Hassaner Andrew, 126 n Central av
Hassauer Andrew, grocery 70 McElderry
Hasse Wm. laborer, 90 York
Hasselberger Ferdinand, soldier, 30 Gilford al
Hasselberger Mrs. Louis, 364 Light
Hasselhorst Frederick, restaurant, 645 w Bal-
timore
Hassencamp Anton, cabinet maker, 7 New
HASSENCAMP FERDINAND, apothecary

and chemist, 73 Hanover
Haslinger John, pickler, 223 Henrietta
Hasson Dr. Alexander, 51 Courtland
Hasson Halcom, grocery, 218 Preston
Hasson Hugh, raker, 86 Mount
Hasson John A. clerk, 134 n High
Hasson Neal, 30 Hollins
Hasson Mrs. Susanna, teacher, 11 Orbit al
Hast Harman, shoemaker, 4 Walker
Haster Stephen, feed and commission merch.

6 Hillen
Hastings A. C. 62 Conway
Hastings Joseph S. china and glass, 2 and 4

n Charles, dw Chatsworth opp Hoffman
Hassmann Andreas, shoemaker, 96 Walker ct
Haswell Jas. M. clerk, 188 Penna. av.
Haswell John, moulder 74 Towson
Haswell John, carpenter 188 Penna. av
Haswell Rebecca J. teacher, 188 Penna. av
Hataway Albert, 157 Aliceanna
Hatch Alfred G. clerk, 27 n Calvert
Hatch Chas. B. (C. B. Hatch & Co.) oyster

packers and blacking, over 111 McElderry 's

wharf
Hatch Jane, 12 Harrison
Hatch Samuel T. 237 n Howard
Hatrheson Benj. 0. shoemaker, 241 e Fayette
Hatfield Hiram E. carpenter, 4 n Schroeder
Hatline Hen. carter, Leadenhall near Fort av
HathericK Nicholas, tailor, 259 e Eager
Hatliaway Mrs. Mary A. 24 Cathedral
Haterman Casper, blacksmith, 143 s Cent

av, dw 142
Hattenhorst H 188 s Howard
HATTER CHARLES VV. confectioner,

■n Gay
Hattle John, laborer, 238 Aliceanna
Haltman John, iron roller, 261 Canton av
Hatton EdwarU, serereant police, 219 Orle.^
Hatton Ellen, 3 Walker
Hatton Henry, carpenter, 283 e Madison
Hatton John, tailor, 105 McElderry
Hatton Maria, 143 w Bethel
Haubert H. C. S. 16 s Howard
Hauck Chas. (F. Hauck & Co.) 129 Conway
HAUCK FREDERICK & CO. (F. Hauck,

C. Hauck,) cigar manufacturers, 340 >w

Baltimore, up stairs
Hauck Frederick, (F. Hauck & Co.) 9 Sterre^
Haueisen Mrs. Mary, 369 n Gay
Haner John, drayman, 22 Davis
Hauf Lewis, brewer, 132 s Howard
Htnigh John, laborer, 81 Grundy
Haugh Solomon, engineer, 39 n Fremont
Haughey Benj. M. collector, 466 Walsh

THE GROVER & BAKER SEAVISfG MACHINE is the best for all purposes— SALJilS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Haugliy James, laborer, 235 e Chase

Hauhar blacksmith, 223 Henrietta

Haupt Chas. M. cigar maker, 22 n Schroeder
Haupt David, piano iTiaker, 20 Wyeth
Haupt George, painter, 40 n Schroeder
Haupt Henry, shoemaker, 83 Eastern av
Haupt John M. trunk maker, 148 Dover
Haupt Joseph, shoemaker, 161 e Lombard
Haupt Matthias, 148 Dover
Haupt Matthias, cigar maker, 47 Orchard
Hauptman Mrs. Emily, 91 Chatsworth
Hauptman Mary, 91 Chatsworth
Haurand Mrs. Caroline, boarding, 64 n Gay
Haurand Louisa, boarding, 64 n Gay
Haus John, shoemaker, 63 Orleans
Hausbach Adam, soldier, 32 Liiierty al
Hausdaffer John, salesman, 80 Bank
Hause Casper, laborer, 70 Essex
Hause Frederick F. bootmaker, 361 s Sharp
Hause John, laborer, 181 s Chapel
Hause John, shoemaker, 40 n Pine
Hause Michael, restaurant, 82 Thames
Hauselt William, lager beer saloon, 93 e Lom-
bard
Hausemeyer Warner, piano maker, 12 Bur-
gundy al
Hausen Henry, tailor, 68 s Bond
Hausenwald & Co. (J. H. Hausenwald,)

feed store, 49 Penna. av, dw 67 Pine
Haush Georee, wheelwright, 78 n Broadway
Hausknecht Francis, grocery, 665 Penna. av
Hausler Johannes, merchant tailor, s e cor

High and Lombard
Hautey Patrick, laborer, 22 President
Hauth John, tailor, ]2 Prospect la
Havelin Peter, laborer, 46 Valley
Haverkamp Charles, 26 Shakspear
Haverkamp Chas. H. shoemaker, 54 James al
Haverkamp Elizabeth, 8 n Fremont
Haverkamp Louis, cooper, 311 s Charles
Haverstrah Jacob, tailor, 477 Saratoga
Havez John C. hair dresser, 90 Franklin
Haviland Thomas G. clerk U. S. A. medical

department, 378 Franklin
Haviland Thomas G. hospital U. S. A. 27 n

Republican
Hawes Lieut. George W. 34 e Pratt
Hawk Lucy A. 112 n High
Hawk Paul, laborer, Greenmount av opposite

cemetery
Hawken William, grocer, 46 Spring
Hawkins Abey, New Church
Hawkins Charles, soldier, 264 e Madison
Hawkins Charles, saddler, 59 Stirling •

Hawkins Charles, laborer, 9 Perry
Hawkins Edward, laborer, 9 Perry
Hawkins Edward, salesman, 9 Perry
Hawkins Mrs Elizabeth, 37 Marion
Hawkins James, roller, 85 Gough
Hawkins John H clerk, 59 Marion
Hawkins John H. clerk, 37 Marion
Hawkins Mrs. Martha, 269 n Eutaw
Hawkins Mrs. Mary E. 628 w Lombard
Hawkins Patrick, laborer, 67 Elliott
Hawkins Mrs. Sarah, baking, 274 Light
Hawkins Susanna, 244 e Pratt
Hawkins William, office over Bank of Balti-
more, dw 128 Cathedral
Hawkins WW. huckster, 170 s Paca
Hawley Mrs. Franklin, 77 n Schroeder
Hawley Martin, (R. K. Hawley & Co.) 165

n Calvert
Hawley Rev. Marvin L. 84 William

Hawley R. K. (R. K. Hawley & Co.) n e

cor Madison and Mosher
HAWLEY R, K. & CO. (R. K. Hawley,
Thomas P. Stran, Martin Hawley,) lumber
commission merchants, 16 Eastern av
Hawthorne Capt. James, mariner, 10 Gough
HAX & BAYLY, (C. Hax, H. J. Bayly,)
contractors for grading and paving streets, _
117 n Caroline
Hax Christian, (Hax & Bayly.) 117 n Caro-
line
Hax J. B. (J. B. Hax & Son,) 62 n Caroline
Hax John B.&Son,(J. B. Hax, Peter Hax,)
contractors and pavers, 62 n Caroline, and
200 e Fayette
Hax John P. cooper, Caroline near Block, dw

88 Block
Hax Peter, (J. B. Hax & Son,) 200 e Fayette
Haxel William, tailor, 267 Mulberry
Hay Francis M. lumber, s w cor Concord and

Bowly, dwSll Hollins
Hay James, bookkeeper, 143 Mulberry
Hay Jesse, 304 Hollins

Hay John C. (Counselman & Hay,) 3 s Cal-
houn
Hay Mrs. Margery S. matron House of Re-
fuge
Hay^Wm. M. clerk, 304 Hollins
Hayden Bernard, hostler, 502 w Pratt
Hayden Elizabeth, 175 w Biddle
Hayden George T. architect, 175 w Biddle
Hayden Horace W. register's clerk. Relay

House, N.C. R.
Hayden Dr. H. Mozart, dental surgeon, 98n

Charles
Hayden Mrs. Harriet A. 175 w Biddle
Hayden John F. 175 w Biddle
Hayden John H. cigar maker, 130 n Exeter
Hayden Kate, saleswoman, 129 e Monument
Hayden M. W. clerk Adams express, 42 n

Calvert
Haydom Mark, 186 German
Haycn E. bookkeeper at D. Warfield & Son,

9 Spear's wharf
Hayes Mrs. Adelaine, 102 Pearl
Hayes Amelia, 195 w Hoffman
Hayes Charles, butcher, Pennsylvania av nr

Northern av
Hayes Edward, clerk, 96 Gough
Hayes Edward, painter, 212 s Charles
Hayes George, bricklayer, 586 w Lombard
Hayes Harriet, 195 w Hoffman
Hayes Henry, laborer, 5 Foster al
Hays Mary A. laundress, 259 Columbia
Hayes James, clerk, 96 Gough
Hayes John, laborer, 263 Hollins
Hayes Joseph, laborer, 346 MuUierry
Hayes Patrick, laborer, 19 n Amity
Hayes Patrick, laborer, 45 s Oregon
Hayes Peter D. paint store, 313 n Gay, dw 97

s Washington, F. P.
Hayes Peter D. paint store, 119 s Broadway,

dw 301 e Biddle
Hayes Reverdy W. painter, 148 s Bond
Hayes Robert J. bookkeeper, 14)^ s Calvert
Hayes Mrs. Susan, seamstress, 151 Mont-
gomery
Hayes Thomas, bootmaker, 96 Gough
Hayes Timothy, machinist, 421 w Lombard
Hayes Walter C. clerk, 18 St. Mary
Hayes Wm. laborer, 78 Gough
Hayflick Antone, soldier, 54 s Central av
Hayley Patrick, laborer, rear 96 Lancaster

JAMES H. JOHNSOA', City Steam Firewood MiUs— Wai-reii's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, aud Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BBOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Hayne Mrs. Eliza, 33 Hamilton

Haynel Dr. Adolplius F. 90 n Eutaw

Haynes Chas. bookkeeper, 224 Madison av

Haynes D. Francis, 50 Spring row

Haynes James T. 69 s Ann

Haynes Launcelot, clerk, 40 Lexington

Haynes Wm. grocery, 150 s Fremont, dw

144 s Fremont
Haynes Wm. restaurant, 71 s Paca
Haynie Capt. John F. 93 s Ann
Haynie Martin, piano maker, 208 Conway
Hays Edward P. tinner, 89 Aisquitli
Hays E. painter, 212 s Charles
Hays Rev. George P. 5 Lloyd
Hays James, 265 e Monument
Hays James H carver, 146 Aisquith
Hays .John, laborer, 7 w Chase
Havs John, fireman, 51 Hillen
HAYS JOHN B. public store keeper, 87 s

Paca
Hays Kate, 16 Saratoga

Hays Mrs. Mary A. seamstress, 103 Hillen
Hays Mrs. Mary, 89 Aisquith
Hays Robert \V. tinner, 89 Aisquith
Hays Wm. butcher, 15 Centre and 110 Belair

market, dw 30 Front
Hays Wm. soldier, 440 Walsh
Hays Wm. surgeon 2d sep. brigade 8th army

corps. Fort McHenry
Hayihan Patrick, laborer, 45 s Dewberry al
HAYWARD, BARTLETT & CO. (J. H
Hayward, D. L. Bartlett & H. W. Rob-
bins,) wholesale stove warehouse, 24 Light,
foundry and locomotive works, s w cor
Pratt and Scott
Hayward Elizabeth, dry goods, 47 s Liberty
Hayward Jacob H. painter, 202 w Fayette
Hayward Jonas H. (Hayward, Bartlett &

Co.) n e cor Madison and Park
Hayward John B. carpenter, 76 n Ann
Hayward John B. fisherman, 221 Mullikin
Hayward Prudence S. 119 Park
Hayward Miss Sophia, 777 w Bflltimore
Hayward Samuel J. soldier, 22 Abey al
Hayward Thomas, clerk. 111 w Madison
Hayward William, boatman, 124 William
HAYWARD WM. H. magistrate, Mansion
House, cor Fayette and St. Paul, dw 320
Franklin
Haywood Mrs. Zada, teacher, 53 St. Paul
Hazel Henry, sl)i|i builder, 16 Columbia
Hazelhurst John B. clerk, 224 w Lombard
Hazelip Ann M. grocery, 114 n Caroline
Hazelip Benjamin M. coach trimmer, 75 n

Exeter
Hazelip Joseph N. blacksmith, 9 Swan, dw

114 n Caroline
Hazelitt James, blacksmith, 57 n Eden
Hazull Henry G. carpenter, 16 Columbia
HAZEN & CO. (H. G. Hazen, R. H. Grif-
fith,) marine railway and ship yard, south
side basin
Hazen Henry G. (Hazen & Co.) 18 Colum-
bia
Hazert George, laborer, 179 s Chapel

HAZLEHURST & CO. (Henry R.
Hazlehurst, Wm. D. Weigand,)
Foundei's and Engine Builders,
Vulcan Works, cor William and

Hughes.— [See p. 29 Mvertisements.]

Hazlehurst Henry R. (Hazlehurst & Co.) El-

licotts Mills
HAZLEHURST & PHELAN, (S. Hazle-
hurst, N. Phelan.) distillers, 17 Spear's whf
Hazlehurst Samuel, (Hazlehurst & Phelan,)

224 w Lombard
Hazlitt Boston, (Jas. Hazlitt & Co.) 193 w

Lombard
HAZLITT JAMES & CO. (James Hazlitt,
Boston Hazlitt,) importers and dealers in
foreign liquors, 39 and 41s Gay
Hazlitt James, (J. Hazlitt & Co.) 193 w Lom-
bard
Hazzard Mrs. Mary, 64 McCulloh
Hazzard Robert A. (Hazzard & Smith,) 331

Light
HAZZARD & SMITH, (Robt. A. Hazzard,
W. H. Smith,) house, sign, and ship pain-
ters, 38 Hughes
Head Henry H., paper hanger, 702 w Balti-
more
Head Mrs. Margaret, 702 w Baltimore
Head Washington, paper hanger, 702 w Bal-
timore
Headington Caroline V. milliner, 187 w Biddle
HeafTy Daniel, 65 Perry
Heald Howard, (Jacob Heald & Co.) 162 w

Fayette
HEALD JACOB & CO. (Wm. Heald, D.
H. Miller, H. Heald,) tobacco and commis-
sion merchants, 58 and 60 s Gay
Heald John R. clerk Mechanics' Bank, s e

cor Calvert and Fayette
Heald John H. & Co. (J. H. Heald,) Patap-
sco tannery, s e cor Madison and North,
and dye works 2 Block, dw J. H. H. 70 w
Madison
Heald Wm H. (John H. Heald & Co.) 74 w

Madison
Heald William, (Jacob Heald & Co.) 158 w

Fayette
Healey George, clerk, 220 e Baltimore
Healey Dr. James E druggist, n w cor Balti-
more and Eden, dw 220 e Baltimore
Healey John, teacher, 295 n Howard
Healey J. Oscar, carpenter, 153 e Monument
Healey Leonard S. coal yard, cor Hampstead

and Central av, dw 220 e Baltimore
Healey Thomas, carter, 46 York
HEALY JAMES, plumber and gas fitter, s

w cor Calvert and Centre
Healy John, grocer, 26 e Pratt
Heaney James, painter, 2 n Poppleton
Heaphy Michael, laborer, 3 Bank
neaphy Michael, mail carrier, 3 Bank
Heaps Catherine, tailoress, 251 e Madison
Heaps Elizabeth, caning, 251 e Madison
Heard John, 115 n Bond
Heard Mary Ann, 2 Comet
Heath Ann, 317 e Monument
Heath Edward T. driver, 76 s Broadway
Heath ElishaS. (Collins, Heath & Co.) 314

Hollins
Heath Francis W. (R. Sinclair & Co.) 523 w

Fayette
Heath George, potter, 37 Fawn
Heath George T. driver, 76 s Broadway
Heath J. B. master in U. S. Navy, 29 3

Broadway
Heath Michael grocer, 61 n Dallas
Heath Mrs. Sarah, 256 e Monument
Heathcote James, locksmith, 161 Peirce
Heather U. grocery, 60 Aisquith

shirts: shirts:: shirts::: RAYMOJVD, BURTOiV & CO. aie uow located at
168 Baltimore-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BEOS. & CO.

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Heckmaii George, laborer, 2G1 Aliccaniia
Heckman John F. blacksmitli, 110 Vine
Heckman Samuel, butclier, Durham between

Baltimore and Hampstead
Heckrotte Henry, ei^ar maker, 138 n Exeter
' Heckrotte Wni.'l04 s Sharp

Heddinger Daniel C. printer, 36 s Exeter
Heddinger James H. printer, 36 s Exeter
Heddinger Michael, plasterer, 71 s Bond
Hederick Henry, cabinet maker, 8d n Howard
Hedgi'S Alice, 37 Orchard
Hedges Edward, Venetian blind maker, 37

Orchard
Hedges Rev. J. W. 7 s Caroline
Hedian Patrick J. 40 u High
Hedian T. (Myers & Hedian,) 163 n Charles
Hedley Anthony, 409 cSarato^a
Hedley Wm. painter, 127 n Broadway
Hedrick fieo. currier, 408 Division
Hedrick Geo. shoemaker, 22 May
Hidrick Henry, huckster, 309 Eastern av
Hedrick John T. machinist, 308 e Monument
Hedrick Michael, laborer, 74 Mulberry
Hedrick Wm. carpenter, 169 n Caroline
Hedtel John, soldier, 2 Sharp ct
Heede Peter, mariner, 103 s High
Heefner Miirion A. telegraph operator, Mil-
ler's hotel, s w cor Paca and German
Heer Henry J. .shoemaker, 186 Cross
Heerd (Christian, tobacconist, 139 w Lombard
Heese Christian, teamster, 9 Hoffman
Hecsh Chas. A. coachsmilh, 242 e Biddle
Hefferman Patrick, cellar digger, 169 Peirce
HelFern Hubert, carter, 39 Libt'rtv al
Heffl.'r Nicholas, cooper, 202 s Bond
Hi'ffler Nicholas, cooper, 168 s Central av
Hi.ffner Rev. Edward, superintendent. Green-
mount av
Heffner John, tailor, 170 Stirling
Helfner John, police, 26 Constitution
Heffner Peter, laborer, 36 Morton al
Hegele Anton, engineer, 321 s Charles
Heggelton Simon, laborer, 89 Eastern av
Heginbotham Edward, music teacher, 27 n

High

Heginbotham Thos. A. clerk, 13 Orleans

Hehtel Leonhardt, shoemaker, 22 Jasper

Heibeck George, cabinet maker, 105 Raborg

Heibuck Elizabeth, 172 s Bethel

Heibuck George, hackman, 172 s Bethel

Held John, tavern, 23 n Frederick

Heid Michael, laborer, s e cor O'Donnell and

Eastern av
Heidelmyer John, tailor, 432 Canton av
Heider Christian H. tailor, 72 n Pine
Heider Francis, laborer, 104 Lancaster
Heider Rosina, grocery, 272 Banover
HEIDERICK ANTON, restaurant, 17 and

19 s Liberty
Heiderman August H. paper carrier, n w cor

Warner and Barre
Heiger Jacob, laborer, 197 Canton av
Heiger John, lithographer, 197 Canton av
Heigle John J. mariner, 228 n Caroline
Hiiikle Frederick, brickmaker, 181 William
Heil John, laborer, 502 Penna. av
Heil Moritz, tailor, 328 s Sharp
Heiland Henry, wheelwright, 839 w Pratt
Heilbrun Julius, barkeeper, 82 s Eutaw
Heilbrun Michael, dry good-<, 52 Hanover
Heilbrun Seligman, gents furnishing goods,

66 w Baltimore, dw 41 n Exeter
Heild Folding, blacksmith, Dover w of Fulton

J. HEIVRV GIESE:, Conunission MercUant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Iiaud, HI Spear's VVliarf.

Hearman Daniel, butcher, 166 s Bond
Heaton Gideon, Susquehanna hotel, s e cor

Calvert and Franklin
Heaton Richard H. hatter, 61 w Baltimore

dw 40 Jackson
Heavel Ross, coachman, 6 Garden
Heavy Andrew, flour store, 52 s Howard, dw

Baltimore county
Heartlainer Henry, huckster, 149 L.Greene
Hebb Mrs. C. P. 156 w Biddle
HebbJohn S. pilot, 166 Bank
Hebbel Ernest, beer saloon, 71 e Lombard
Hebener George, soldier, 236 s Paca
Hebden Margaret, 3 Lancaster
HEBDEN WILLIAM H. justice of the

peace, 178 s Broadway, dw 134
Hebler Anton, laborer, 81 n Oregon
Hebling Joseph, drayman, n w cor L. Pleas-
ant and Chapel al
Hebner Andrew, baker Md. Hospital, dw 100

s Ann
Hebner Jacob, tailor, 119 Druid Hill av
Hebner Martin, cooper, Hammond al near

Central av., dw 109 Eastern av
Hebner Martin, shoemaker, 51)2 Lexington
Hechenthall M. Louis, artist, Gilmor between

Saratoga and Mulberry
Hechheimer Henry, t'urniture, 228 Aliceanna
Hecht Charles, shoemaker, 315 w Pratt
Hecht Elias, 57 n Front
Hecht Emanuels, carpet weaver, 738 w Balti-

moie
Hecht Frederii^k, carver, 33 n Frederick
Hecht Henry, cabinet maker, 19 Chatsworth
Hecht Jacob, (J. Hecht & Co.) 27 e Fayette
Hecht J. & Co. (J. Hecht, R. Oppenheimer,
J. Schoenberg,) metal merchants, 57 s
Charles
Hecht Julia, new and second hand furniture,

61 Harrisoti
Hecht Liebinan, trader, 44 Harrison
Hecht Marcus, clerk, 51 Watson
Hecht Moses, (Hecht & Puizell,) 133 w

Fayette
Hecht & Putzell, (Moses Hecht, S. G. Put-
zell,) boots, shoes and hats, 302 w Balti-
more and 180 Lexington
Hecht RobiMi, rag dealer, 6 J Harrison
Hecht Samuel, dry goods, 148 s Broadway
Hecht Samuel, furniture, 45 Harrison
Hecht Simon, second hand clothier, 79 Boyd
Heck & Andreas, (John Heck, G. Andreas,)
French confectioners, &c., 545 w Baltimore
Heck A. tobacconist, cor Aisquith and Mc-

Elderry
Heck Bernard, milk, 331 s Eutaw
Heck Charles, shoemaker, 496 w Baltimore
Heck Frederick W., Capt. U. S. A., 294

Mulberry
Heck Geo. W. shoemaker, 142 Conway
Heck Godfrey, box maker, 81 Grindall
Heck Henry, tailor, 44 Clay
Heck Jacob, carter, 116 n Front
Heck Jesse, 67 Conway
Heck John, cabinet maker, 261 Eastern av
Heck John F. (Heck & Andreas,) 645 w Bal-
timore
Heck Wm. tailor, 58 Ensor
Heck Wm. bricklayer, 364 Saratoga
Heckathorn Wm. cooper, 474 w Lombard
Heckel John, cabinet maker, 268 w Pratt
Heckman Catherine, washerwoman, 354 s
Charles

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Heildebrant John, blacksmith, 332 Canton av
Heileron Julius, bar tender, n w cor Eutaw

and Camden
Heilginstaid William, hostler, 20 Davis
Heilieher Louis, wagoner, 87 e Lombard
Heilman Carl, grocery, 25 Bevan
Heilmann George, tavern, 28 Bevan
Heilmann John, laborer, 219 n Central av
Heilner Rev. L. 119 e LomlDard
Heilorse Wm. porter, 103 Eastern av
Heim Albert, tailor, 143 e Eager
Heim Andrew, drayman, 2 Chatsworth
Heim George, brewer, 246 Hanover
Heim Jacob B. (Heim, Nicodemus & Co.)

79 n Paca
Heim John, glass packer, 113 Leadenhall
Heim John, laborer, 185 Gough
Heim Margaret, 181 s Bethel
Heim Margaret, variety, 82 Orchard
Heim, iNicodemus & Co., (J. B. Heim, J.
Nicodemus, G. P. Thomas,) importers and
dealers in foreign and domestic liquors, 383
w Baltimore
Heiman Jacob, clothier, 219 s Broadway
Heimbacher Henry, shoemaker, 150 Raborg
Heimer Adam, 95.Elliott
Heimer John, bnckmaker, 21 Cannon
Heimer Michael, laborer, 71 n Spring
Heimerdinger John C. shoemaker, 14 Druid

Hill av
Heimer Mrs. T. 86 Eastern av
Heimiller Christian, 113 n Bond
HEIMILLER HENRY, coachmaker, 131

6 Madison, dw 161
Heimler John, carter, 65 Walnut al
Heimyer Wm. shoemaker, 131 Elliott
Hein Adam, laborer, 286 s Ann
Hein Christian, cooper, 168 William
Hein Vetus, 6 w Baltimore
Heinas John, butcher, Garrison la n of Fred-
erick road
Heinboch Conrad, laborer, 261 Canton av
Heinbuch Frederick, drayman, 6 Norris al
Heindle Wm. H. clerk'Sun office, dw 159 n

High
Heine Bernard, 166 e Pratt
Heine Elizabeth, confectionery, 84 Hamburg
Heine Francis, clerk, 327 e Lombard
Heine Frederick, cabinet maker, 327 e Lom-
bard
Heine Frederick, porter, rear 110 Dugans whf.
Heine Henry, cooper, 84 Hamburg
Heine Ludwig, fresco painter, Marion, be-
tween Howard and Eutaw
Heidennick Emile, laborer, 36 St. Mary
Heider Christian H. tailor, .72 n Pine
Heidlig Rudolph, 272 s Bond
HEIEN HERMANN, proprietor Bremen

house, 280 s Broadway
Heighe Mrs. Benj. M. 44 Mulberry
Heine Wilhelm, laborer, 279 s Bond
Heine Wm. grocer, 331 e Lombard
Heinecke Henry, shoemaker, 124 s Wolfe
Heinemann Charles, saloon, 274 Canton av
Heinemann John, laborer, 209 Gougli
Heiner Christopher, soldier, 340 Canton av
Heiner Mrs. Mary, 46 w Madison
Heiner G. P. 46 w Madison
Heiner Mrs. Ann C. seamstress, Monroe n

of Pratt
Heinkamp W. piano maker, 511 w Baltimore
Heinke John, 72 Saratoga
Heinkelman Andrew, cutter, 118 Low

Heinle George, tailor, 197 e Lombard
Heinlein Conrad, baker, 58 Portland
Heinlein John G. drayman, 31 Mosher
Heinline John, milkman, 797 Light
Heinmiller Geo. M. clerk, 10 Penna. av
Heinritz Fred'k, blacksmith, 60 Walsh
Heins George, boat builder, 344 s Caroline
Heinsfurther Jonas, tavern, 16 Centre Mar-
ket space
Heintz Christhoff, drayman, 126 Granby
Heintz Ferdinand, cabinet maker, 193 w Pratt
Heintz George, shoemaker, 86 s Fremont
Heinz Andrew, shoemaker, 80 n Gay
Heinz Charles, painter, 83 n Schroeder
Heinz David, jr., laborer, 362 s Charles
Heinz David, laborer, 362 s Charles
Heinz Henry, butcher. Point la, near Green-
mount Cemetery
Heinz John, shoemaker, 225 s Bond
Heinze Richard, machinist, 86 Harrison
Heinzelman Matthew, wheelwright, 214 Con-
way
Heinzerling Mrs. Aaron, 92 s High
Heinzerling P. W. salesman, 181 s Eden
Heinzerling Peter W. shoemaker, 181 s Eden
Heinzerlinger Geo. cigar maker, 45 Albemarle
Heinzman Catherine, grocery, 343 Penna. av
Heirkle John, laborer, 52 Durst al
Heirman John, cooper, 154 s Spring
Heironimus H. W. clerk, 81 n Eutaw
Heise Albert, tailor, 124 e Lombard
Heise Albert, box maker, 4 Painter ct
HKISE & CO. (W. Heise, W. Klingmeyer,)

lumber, n e cor Concord and Bowly
Heise Elias, bookbinder, 12 w Fayette
Heise Himry, box maker, 96 Sarah Ann
Heise Henry, laborer, 56 Aliceanna
HEISE LOUIS, jr. confectionery, 246 e Lom-
bard
Heise Wm. (Heise"& Co.) 165 Mulberry
Heise Henry, tailor, 3 Mosher
Heisenderfer John, laborer, Clinton near El-
liott
Heiser Andrew, box maker, 96 Sarah Ann
Heiser Charles, cigar maker, 147 n Bond
Heiser Henry, box maker, 96 Sarah Ann
Heiser John H. laborer, 3 Mosher
Heiser Henry, jr. box maker, 96 Sarah Ann
Heisler Ernst, tailor, 229 e Monument
Heisler Samuel, dry goods, 19 w Baltimore,

dw 4 8 Exeter
Heislinger August, carver, 17 Goodman al
Heisner Charles, stevedore, 273 Canton av
Heisner John, stevedore, 273 Canton av
Heiss Jacob, file manufactory, 154 East
Heiss John M. lager beer, cor Eastern av and

Exeter
Heistermann Wm. carp'ter, 15 L. McElderry
Heiter Charles, shoemaker, 28 Albemarle
Heitmiller Wm., tailor, 240 e Pratt
Heitmuller Wm., shoemaker, 168 s Broad-
way
Heizman John H., stevedore, 209 Gough
Helbig Mrs. Eva, 45 St. Mary
Helbing Herman, basket manufacturer, 1 L.

McElderry
Held Charles, tobacconist, 89 Camden
HELDMAN Dr. ADAM J., 120 Pearl
Heldman Catherine, grocery, 226 Penna. av
Heldmann Henry, ijutcher, 85 Lexington and

23 Hollins markets, dw Beltzhoover la
HELENE PAUL, grocery, 21 Wyeth
Heifer John, laborer, 89 s Chapel

AUG. G. MEYER it CO., Maiinfactxirers of "White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
JVeatsfoot Oil. Saltpefri'. Pj>iiits :iTa>^ V:5l-ni--Ues, 1(>)> "\V. Lionibai'd Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Helferstag Wm. R., laborer, Calhoun s of

Ramsay
Helfrich Catherine, variety store, 446 Sara-
toga
Helfrich Charles, clerk, 557 w Fayette
Helfrich Conrad, painter, 89 Amity
HELFRICH GEORGE, lumber merchant,
Baltimore opp. Oregon, dw 557 w Fayette
Helfrich Jacob, painter, 446 Saratoga
Helfrich John, painter. 446 Saratoga
Helfrich Kelan, porter, 121 Peirce
Helfrich Samuel D , clerk 777 w Baltimore
Helfrich Samuel D., lumber merchant, 557 w

Fayette
Helkman Elizabeth, 244 s Sharp
Hellbich Louis, cabinet maker, 16 e Lombard
Heildeffer John P., cooper, Belair av extended
Helldorffer Sebastian, grocer, 142 e Lombard
Hellen John F., clerk, '275 e Pratt
Hellen W. F., (Boulden & Hellen,) Barnum's

hotel
Heller Adam, tailor, 141 Bank
Heller Caspar, tailor, 188 e Lombard
Heller Conrad, woodsawyer, 70 Lancaster
Heller David, grocery, 33 Brown
Heller Francis, whitcwasher, 8 New
Heller Hctnry, tailor, 3 s Kegester
Heller John, shoemaker, 139 Stirling
Heller Wm. H., tobacconist, 253 w Pratt
Helley John, lal)orer, 193 s Regester
Helling Bernard, cutter, 2fi St. Mary
Hellman Joseph, grocer, 414 n Gay
Hellman Joseph, sr., (Hellman & Son,) 180 n

Gay
Hellman Joseph, jr., (Hellman & Son,) 440

n Gay
Hellman & Son, (Joseph Hellman, sr., Jo-
seph Hellman, jr.,) hatters, 180 n Gay
Hellmars Henry, tailor, 6 Lewis
Helm Elizabeth, 3<ll n Eutaw
Helm Frederick, baker, 232 s Ann
Helm John F., weight inspector, 225 Aisquith
Helm Joseph H., police, 252 n Caroline
Helm Joseph N., shipwright, 142 Bank
Helm Leonard A., tinner, 301 n Eutaw
Helm Wm. 0., carpenter, 255 e Madison
Helman James, clerk, 77 n Eutaw
Helmers Mrs. John, shoe tool manufacturer,

250 w Pratt
Helmkamp Philip, fur. wagon, 67 Eastern av
Helmling Anthony, engineer, 235 s Paca
Helmling Geo. R., conductor 131 Columbia
Helmling Henry, billiard saloon and restau-
rant, 62 w Fayette
Helmling John, sawyer, Montgomery near

Light
Helmling John, pump maker, 184 s Paca
Helmling John, clerk, 119 Druid Hill av
Helmling Wm., block and pump maker, 184

s Paca
Helms Edward, conductor, 449 w Lombard
Helms Franklin, tinner, 449 w Lombard
Helmsmeier Henry, shoemaker, 54 Hamp-

stead
Helmstedder Annie, 207 Ensor
Helsby Samuel, merchant tailor, 11 s Liberty,

dw 153 Mulberry
Helsby Susan, teacher, 153 Mulberry
Helsinger Stephen, carpenter, 65 s Oregon
Heltner John, tailor, 93 Chatsworth
Hellstein Philip, 117 e Lombard
Hellstine Feist, butcher, 49 Hanover market,
dw Lombard near Lloyd

Hellthaler Rupprecht, shoemaker, 63 s Eutaw
Hellwich Christopher, baker, 363 s Sharp
Hellwich Henry, shoemaker, 179 Eastern av
Hellwich William, baker, 340 w Pratt
Hollwig August, barber, 268 Canton av
Hcllwig August, tavern, 44Leadenhall
Hellwig Christopher, butter and eggs, 32 n

Paca
Hellwig George, grocery, 155 s Fremont
Hellwig John C 198 s Castle
Helwig Godfried, grocery, Gorsuch av near

Harford av. Homestead
Helzman August, laborer, 4 Smith
Hemen Mrs. Eliza, grocery, n w cor Alber-

marle and Stiles
Hememan Peter, soldier, 171 s Caroline
Heminger Wm. tinner, 54 Essex
Hemke John, laborer, 108 Cross
Hemling John, tailor, 254 e Eager
Hemme John, laborer, 45 Eastern av
Hemmel Josephine, vest mak. 192 w Fayette
Hemmell John D. bricklayer, 169 Lee
Hemmer Adam, tailor, 28 Penna av
Hemmer John, brickmaker, 183 s Eden
Hemmer John, shoemaker, 37 s Paca
Hemmerday Mrs. L. 257 Hamburg
Hemmeter John, tavern, 18 n Howard
Hemmick Mrs. Caroline V. seamstress, 233

Central av
Hemmick Geo. A. shoestore, 624 w Balti-
more, dw Franklin near Gilmor
Hemming Geo. laborer, 869 w Pratt
Hemming Joseph, laborer, 51 Aliceanna
Hempel Frederick, carpenter, 241 e Bi(idle
HEMPEL FREDERICK, restaurant, 10 n

Frederick
Hempel John C. fancy trimmings, 268 n Gay
Hemsley Mrs. Harriet, 92 e Pratt
Hemsley William, 92 e Pratt
Henbrick James, 112 w Fayette
Henchcliffe Arthur, gilder, 7 Holland
Henck Joseph, sign painter, 124 Pearl
Henck Lewis, teacher, 192 Aisquith
Henck Mrs. Sarah, 124 Pearl
Henck William, druggist, 124 Pearl "^
Hencke Adolph, tailor, 103 Eastern av
Henckel Martin, shoemaker, 240 e Eager
Henderkin John, laborer, Falls road near

Northern av
Henderson Andrew, machinist, 565 w Lom-
bard
Henderson Mrs. Alice A. 23 Harford av
Henderson Anthony, carter, 169 s Eden
Henderson Augustine, stone cutter 85 s Exeter
Henderson B. B. 75 s Broadway
Henderson Benj:, U. S. N. 105 s High
Henderson Catherine, 400 n Gay
HENDERSON & CO. (John Henderson,)
commission merchants and dealers in butter
and cheese, 83 Exchange place
Henderson David, millinery, 282 n Gay
Henderson David, hardware dealer, 146 For-
rest and 282 n Gay, dw 303 e Biddle
Henderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 194 n Calvert
Henry Francis, wagoner, 30 St. Mary
Henderson Gustavus R. (John Henderson &

Co.) 121 e Baltimore
Henderson Henry, shoemaker, 219 n Eden
Henderson James A., 121 e Baltimore
Henderson James, brass moulder, 413 w

Lombard
Henderson James, 121 e Baltimore
Henderson John, jr., 73 s Broadway

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Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Henderson John & Co., (J. Henderson, sr.,
G. R. Henderson,) ship chandlers and com-
mission morcliants, cor Commerce and
Pratt, and rope walk, 425 Harford av
Henderson John, (Henderson & Co.,) Bal-
timore Co.
Henderson Jno., watchman at Custom House,

dw 169 s Eden
Henderson John N., clerk, 109 s Exeter
Henderson John, clerk, 85 s Exeter
Henderson Joseph A., stone cutter, 85 s

Exeter
Henderson Kiturah, nurse, 248 e Baltimore
Henderson Mttria, dressmaker, 60 n Pine
Henderson Samuel, clerk, 10 n Bond
Henderson vSamuel A., (Henderson & Co.,)

10 n Bond
Henderson Thomas, U. S. N., 115 n Fremont
Henderson Capt Thomas, 125 s Wolfe
Henderson Thomas F., attorney. Law Build-
ings, Lexington, dw 122 Cathedral
Henderson Wm, H., ship carpenter, 130 s

Wolfe
Henderson Wm. P., mariner, 32 Hughes
Henderson Wm., marble cutter, 38 e Pratt,

dw 85 s Exeter
Henderson Wm., T., cashier, 64 e Baltimore
Hendly Wm. sailor, 76 Block
HENDRICKS JAMES D., refreshment sa-
loon, and choice old bottled licjuors, for pri-
vate and family use, 6 n Calvert
Hendrick.son Geo. 0., varnisher, 24 Comet
Henenberger Geo., harness maker, 141 Co-
lumbia
Hengesbach Henry, carpenter, 91 Dover
Hengst Rev. B., 19 s Greene
Hengst Reuben, (S. & R. Hengst,) 131 n

Paca
HKiNGST S. & R., groceries and produce, n

e cor Paca and Franklin
Hengst S., (S. & R. Hengst,) 131 n Paca
Henis Mary, 187 e Fayette
Henkel Albert, supt. Soldiers' Rest, 120 s

Eutaw, dw 133 s Wolfe
Henkel Balthazer, scissor grinder, 72 Som-
erset
Henkel Charles, tobacco and cigars, 259 e

Pratt
Hekel Charles, teacher, 5 n Pine
Henkel John, box maker, 263 West
Henkel Jno. T., tobacconist, 102 s Broadway
Henk(-1 Mrs. Louisa, 15 Watson
Henkel Peter, tailor, 362 e Monument
Henkel Dr. William, 168 s Ann
Henkell Jacob, (John P. Henkell & Co.,)

New York
Henkell Jacob, shoemaker, 228 s Charles
Henkell John, cigar box maker, 263 West
HENKELL JOHN P. & CO., (John P.
Henkell, Jacob Henkell,) cigar and tobacco
box makers, 182 Hamburg
Henkell Joseph, tailor, 2 Orbit al
Henkell Martin, lager beer, 336 n Gay
Henkolman Andrew, cutter, 118 Low
HENKELMAN FREDERICK, merchant
tailor, 129 w Baltimore, dw 651 Lexington
Henkelman John, tailor, 1)6 Low
Henkelman Maria, 162 s Spring
Henkelmiller Wm., laborer, 39 s Wolfe
Hengemiele Henry, tailor, 177 Ensor
Henkell John P. (J. P. Henkell & Co.) 180

Hamburg
Henkell Wm box maker, 263 West

Hennaman Herman, cabinet mak. 26 Jasper

HENNAMAN JOHN T., Manufac-
turer and Dealer in every variety
of Tobacco, Segars and Snuffs,
No. 195 Lexington-st., opposite
the Market. Dw. 99 MeCulloh.

Hennaman John, painter, 16 Abbot
Hennaman Mary, tavern, 202 Lexington
Hennaman Wm. E. clerk, 114 Mulberry
Hennaman Wm. block and pump maker, 112

s Eden
Hennebergcr Mrs. Rachel, 147 w Hoffman
Henneberry Richard F. bailiff Circuit Court,

dw 143 Bank
Henneg Francis, potter, 27 n Eden
Henneke Albert, shoemaker, 49 Albermarle
Henneman Anton, grocery, Clinton near El-
liott
Hcnn.eman August, boots and shoes, 269 n

Central av
Henneman Frank H. hack driver, 30 Marion
Henneman Jesse, chair maker, 46 Albemarle
Henneman John, box maker, 80 n Eutaw
Hennen Henry, measurer, 500 w Pratt
Hcnners Nicholas, porter, 14 e Pratt
Henniers Adolph, upholsterer, 107 Pearl
Hennessey Arthur, laborer, 184 s Central av
Hennessey Hugh, hackman, 13 s Front
Hennessy Mrs. Mary, s w cor North and

Lexington
Hennessy Richard, stone cutter, 54 Buren
Hennichgan Henry, tinner, 27 Henrietta
Hennick Edward, wood turner, 188 Green-
mount av
Hennick John, hatter, 139 Montgomery
Hennick John C. of B. & O. R. R. 120 Barre
Hennick Josiah G. hatter, 71 Barre
Hennicks Jas. F. carpenter, 126 Pine
Hennicks Mrs. Mary A. 276 Mulberry
Hennies Adolph, upholsterer, 107 Pearl
Hcnnig Gottfried, clothing cutter, 339 s

Charles
Hennigan August, cigar maker, 277 w Pratt
Henniger John, tanner, 22 Booth
HENNIGHAUSEN GEORGE, statione

28}-^ w Pratt, dw 317 Hanover
Hennighausen Rev. F. P. 15 Conway
Henning Charles, shoemaker, 32 Haw
Henning Elizabeth, 26 Warner
Henning Elizabeth, 125 Saratoga
Henning Frederick, n e cor Washington and

West
Henning Henry, shoemaker, 41 Marion
Henning John H. shoemaker, 41 Marion
Henning Jeremiah B. barkeej). 200 Canton av
Henning Mary Ann, tailoress, 110 n Paca
Henning Wm. salesman, 110 n Paca
Henning Wm. painter, 201 Druid Hill av
Henning Wm. shoemaker, 246 Mulberry
Henning Wm. laborer, 170 n Spring
Henning Wm. S. clerk, 58 Exchange place
HENNINGS A. E., Charles near Worthern av
Hennisman John, engineer, 78 Mount
HenpflingJohn, shoemaker, 221 s Wolfe
Henratty Christopher, huckster, 31 Albemarle
Henratty Christopher, tavern, 47 Centre Mar-
ket space, dw 7 Albemarle
Henratty Jas. 3 Albemarle
Henratty Patrick, mariner, 3 Albemarle
Henrick Michael, laborer, 29 China

JAMES H. aOHMSOiV, ( liy Ste.tiii Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 "W. Baltimorc-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Henrick Otto, bottler, Gay s of Saratoga
Henrickle Geo. W. cooper, 450 w Lombard
Henri Joseph, boatman, 23 Barre
Henrie Robert, tailor, 56 n Fremont
Hcnritz Daniel, tailor, 12 Union al
Henrix Bcthiah, 121 s Paca
Henrix Cliarles, machinist, 10 n Schroeder
Henrix Edward, bookkeeper, 18 n Fremont
Henrix Mary, 18 n Fremont
Henry Annie, 133 s Exeter
Henry Aquilla, 238 Hollin's
Henry Charles, tailor, 69 Park
Henry Catherine, 673 Penna. av
Henry Daniel, grocer, 88 Harford av
Henry Edward, clerk, 215 e Baltimore
Henry Frank, soldier, 673 Penna. av
Henry Fred, piano maker, 13 Harmony la
Henry Geo. (Fisk & Henry,) Gen. Wayne

Inn
Hemy Geo. W- engineer, 352 n Eutaw
Henry Isaac, luicksier, 85 s Republican
Henry Mrs Jacob C. 112 n Fremont
Henry James, oyster dealer, 250 Montgomery
Henry James, carter, 15 Neighbor
Henry James, 423 n Gay
Henry John, machinist, 423 n Gay
Henry John J. machinist, 29 s Schroeder
Henry Mrs. Jemima, trimmings, 233 Hollins
Henry Jo.scph, (Abbott & Henry,) 231 Barre
Henry Joseph, teamster, 673 Penna. av
Henry Joseph, machinist, 86 n Poppleton
Henry J. Winfield, clerk, 32 Hanover
Henry Louis, tailor, 396 Saratoga
Henry Mrs Mary, hucksteress, 220 Raborg
Hen»y Mrs. Mary, 51 s Chapel
Henry Michael, grocer, 322 Eastern av
Henry Mrs. Nancy, 1 e Second
Henry Patrick, harness maker, 312 Mulberry
Henry Ruth, teacher, 13 s Oregon
Henry Samuel, sailor, 204 Montgomery
Henry Samuel T. clerk, 13 s Oregon
Henry Solomon, clerk, 423 n Gay
Henry J. W. salesman, 312 w Baltimore
Henry Thomas, carpenter, 423 n Gay
Henry Thomas, laborer, 61 n Caroline
Henry Thomas, jr. baker, 61 n Caroline
Henry Thomas, bricklayer, rear 149 Hudson
Henry Val. proprietor hacks, 30 Sarah Ann
Henry Wm. boiler maker, 2 Williamson al
Henry Wm. L. carpenter, 29 s Schroeder
Hens Henry, tailor, 21 May
Hense Frank, furniture dealer, 45 Harrison
Henschen Christopher, wood huckster, 252

Cross
Hensel John, porter, cor Dolphin and Druid

Hill av
Hensel Mary, 82 Granby
Hensel Philip, carpenter, 506 Lexington
Henshaw Wm. furn. wagon, 238 w Biddle
Hensler John, tinner, 94 Low
Hensley Mrs. Christine, grocery, 160 Mc-

Henry
Henthem John, laborer, 133 s Paca
Henthorn Thomas, drayman, 506 w Pratt
Hentz John J. lab. Hudson al nr Cathedral
Henzfc Adam, locksmith, 174 Aliceanna
Henze Martin, nailsmith, 174 Aliceanna
Henze Mrs. Rebecca, confect'ry, 13 n Pine
Henzel John, piano maker, 235 Montgomery
Henzel Christian, tailor, 102 n Gay
Heop John, butcher, Frederick road w of

city limits
Hepburn David, carpenter,. 163 Gough

Hepburn Thomas, 141 n Calvert
Hepner Conrad, boiler mnker, 293 Canton av
Heppel Charles, baker, 160 Orleans
Hepperly Henry, can maker, 1 Fremont near

Penna av
Heppler Elizabeth, laundress, 20 Stiles
Hcpps Ermst, huckster, 278 s Bond
Hera Rev. E. R. 105 s Exeter
Herbert Adam, tailor, 333 n Central av
Herbert Adam, laborer, 66 Somerset
Herbert Charles, laborer, 381 w Pratt
Herbert Christian, laborer, 48 Raborg
Herbert Daniel, second hand variety store,

130 Henrietta
Herbert Mrs. Elizabeth, seamst. 70 Holiday
Herbert Gabriel, laborer, 132 Boyd
Herbert James, copper, 139 e Lombard
Herbert John, shoemaker, 43 Low
HerbertTheodore, sailmaker, 227 e Baltimore
Herbes Henry, shoemaker, 124 n Spring
Herbold Charles, cabinet mak., 90 s Howard
Herbst Ardrew 1 McMechin
Herljst Gotleib, piano maker, 3 Vine
Herbst Herman, tavern, lielair av near Balti-
more Cemetery
Herch Henry, tailor, 147 Orleans
Herchenhein Henry, tailor, 35 Lewis
Here Henry, tailor, 186 s Bond
Herfel Henry, tailor, 116 s Durham
Herford Julius S., tavern, and (Noble & Co.)

240 s Broadway
Hergenheimer Catherine, washerwoman, 31

Centre Market space
Hergesheimer Clias. G. clerk, Superior Court,

249 Central av
HergesheinuM- Elijah, shipsmith and wrought

iron rail maker, Patapsco, Canton, and 38

Fell, dw 12 Thames
Hergesheimer Hannah, 12 Thames
Hergesheimer Joseph, ship carpenter, 151 s

Wolfe
Herget John, laborer, 222 Washington, F. H
Herget Margaret E. confectioner, 94 William
Herget Michael, foundryman, 222 Washing-

ing, F. H.
Herget Michael, jr., laborer, 222 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Hering Alfred, carter, 103 Eastern av
Heritage Henry, cooper, 74 Albemarle
Herkenheim John, blacksmith, 79 Mullikin
Herkenkoff Wm. cigar maker, 60 n Spring
Herklots Henry G. bookkeeper, 200 Conway
Herlick Charles, shoemaker, 86 e Lombard
Herling Geo. laborer, -230 s Charles
Herman Aaron, shoes, 174 n Gay
Herman Aaron, clerk, 47 Stiles
HERMAN CHARLES C. confectionery, 73

n Charles
Herman Clemens, butcher, 140 s Spring
Herman Christian, cooper, 17 Albemarle
Herman Elizabeth, 51 Penna. av
Herman George, shoemaker, 60 s Regester
Herman Geo. shoemaker, 149 Stirling
Herman Hersch, shoes, 82 Centre Market

space, dw 47 Stiles
Herman Harman, dyer, 64 n Eutaw
Herman Het)ry, laborer, rear 490 Penna. av
Herman Joanna, scourer, 64 n Eutaw
Herman John, potter, 765 Light
Herman John, 47 Jackson
Herman Joseph, street paver, 286 s Bond
Herman Leon, shoes, 72 Centre Market space,

dw 29 Fawn

RAYMOJVD, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert, keep tlie Largest and
Best Appointed SUirt and Fxirnisliing Goods House in tlie United States.

study 3. our Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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192

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Herman Louis, salesman, 107 L. Greene
Herman Louis, boots and shoes, 62 Centre

Market space, dw 29 Fawn
Herman Mark, clerk. 111 w Fayette
Herman Myer, baker, 21 East

HERMAN PETER, Manufacturer,
and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds
of Stone Ware, 193 Mullikin-st

Herman Solomon, second-hand furniture store,

59 Hampstead
HERMAN WM. saddler, 392 w Pratt
Hermange Edmund V. editor. Sun office, dw 64

n Charles
Hermansdorfer E. tailor, 149 e Pratt
Herraon Henrich, shoemaker, 47 Stiles
Hermon Nicholas, laborer, 57 s Bond
Heme Joseph, 2 Warner,
Hernsheim Mrs. B. shoes, 152 j^ s Broadway
Herold Chas. cabinet maker, 183 s Sharp,

dw 186
Herold Chas. cooper, 135 William
Herold Chas restaurant and lager beer saloon,

s e cor Fayette and Central av
Herold Elizabeth, 294 Canton av
Herold Frederick, cabinetmaker, 189 s Sharp,

dw 186
Herold George, ship joiner, 271 s Wolfe, dw

294 Canton av
Herold George, wheelwright, 36 s Durham
Herold John, cooper, 135 William
Herold John B. miller, 115 s Bond
Herold J. Anthony, laborer, 65 s Regester
Herold Peter, shoemaker, 187 s Bond
Herold Susanna, 90 Albemarle
Herold WiUiaim, ship joiner, 192 s Wolfe
Herpig Simon, shoemaker, 104 Low
Herr Abraham H. (Herr & Welch,) 18 s

Strieker
Herr Francis, cigar maker, 313 Aliceanna
Herr&Wekh,(A.H. Herr, JamesS. Welch,)

millers, 97 Smith's whf.
Herring Alfred, vessel clerk, Quarter Mas-
ter's, 117 n Eutaw
Herring Clifford, (H. Herring & Sons,) 128 e

Pratt
Herring David, clerk Harnden Express, 108

s Exeter
Herring Edward, clerk Harnden Express,

621 w Fayette
Herring Frederick, engineer, 195 Chesnut
Herring Geo. W. (Cook & Herring,) 621 w

Fayette
Herring Howard, clerk, 128 e Pratt
Herring, Herman, lager beer, 58 and 60 Lan-
caster
Herring Henry & Sons, lumber dealers, n w

cor of East Falls and Canton avs
Herring Henry, (H. Herring & Sons,) 128 e

Pratt
Herrino; John L. clerk, Grundy nr Mosher
HERRING JOHN Q. A. agent Harnden

Express, 687 Lexington
Herring Dr. Julius, 144 Pearl
Herring Malcolm 1^. (Henry Herrmg&Sons,)

103 Go ugh
Herring Origonal, paper hanger and uphol-
sterer, 80 w Baltimore
Herring Mrs. Origonal, milliner, over 80 w

Baltimore
Herring Wm. E. clerk, 82 s Bond

Herring Wilkins S. clerk Adams Express'

Mount Royal Hill near reservoir
Herring Woodwald, milkman, n e cor Elliott

and East av
Herrmann Louis A. porter, 107 L. Greene
Herrmann Philip, clerk, 20 Albemarle
Herrlich A. G. tin and sheet iron worker, 17

w Second
Herrlich Charles, stoves and tin ware, 17 and

19 w Second, dw 86 e Lombard
Herrlich Wm. A. tin and sheet iron worker,

17 w Second
Herron John A. blacksmith, 394 Raborg
Hersburg Benhart, tailor, 136 e Lombard
Hersch Chas. H. caulker, 18 Hamburg
Hersch Martin, 8 Hamburg
Herschen Elizabeth, 104 n Howard
Herser Geo. grocery, 464 Canton av
Hersh Frank, 220 Madison av
Hersh William, farmer, 165 Hollins
Hershfeld John A. coiifectr. 171 s Broadway
Herst Geo. huckster, 127 s Exeter
Herst Geo. tobacconist, 279 s Sharp
Hert Jacob, tailor, 228 n Dallas
Hertel Catherine, grocery, 213 s Bethel
Hertel John, laborer, 157 William
Hertel John, 124 e Gough
Herties John, laborer, 179 Castle al
Hertline Chas. laborer, Belair av extended
Herlline John, laborer, 87 Patuxent
Hertline Michael, Clinton, s of copper works
Hertline Michael, jr. engineer, 25 Thames
Herlzberg Mendel, 37 e Lombard
Hertzhog Conrad, laborer, 323 s Bond
Hertzler Matthias, tailor, over 41 Centre

Market space
Herwie: August, piano maker, 126 Pearl
HerzbeTg Herz, (M. Herzberg & Co.) 175

11 Gay
Herzberg Julius, rags, 77 Forrest
Herzberg Lazarus, rags, 77 Forrest
Herzberg Lazarus, 22 Albemarle
Herzberg M. & Co. (Meyer Herzberg, Herz

Herzberg, Heyman Herzberg, Solomon

Herzberg,) notion store, 175 n Gay
Herzberg Philip & Co. (Philip Herzberg, B.

Moses,) clothing, 2 Centre Market space
Herzberg Philip, (Philip Herzberg St Co.) 9

s Exeter
Herzberg Seligman, clothier, 2 and 28 Centre

Market space, dw 28 Aisquith
Herzing John, tailor, 66 Somerset
Herzog Adam H. boots and shoes, 89 Garden
Herzog George, laborer, 58 Carlton
Herzog John, hardware, n e cor Lexington

and Park
Herzog John, tailor, 278 n Howard
Herzog Joseph, carver, 278 n Howard
Herzog Levi, notion store, 144 s Eutaw
Herzog M. machinist, 278 n Howard
Hese Nathan, .dealer in second-hand furniture,

43 Harrison
Hesker Herman, restaurant, Frederick road,

near city limits
Heskeit J. Addison, carp'ter, 437 w Lombar(^
HESLEN RICHARD M. ship broker and

com. mer., n w cor Gay and Pratt, dw

625 w Fayette
Hesler Michael, laborer, 60 n Howard
Hess Mrs. Anna, dress maker, 62 n Pine
HESS, BLUM & CO., (E. Hess, S. Blum,
M. S. Hess) jobbers and clothiers, 271 w
Baltimore

J. HE^TRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, Sim,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's 'Wliarf.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Hess Caroline, bakery, 58 Union
Hess Mrs. Christina, 71 Portland
Hess Clement, machinist, 35 Preston
Hess Conrad , tinner, 64 Lancaster
Hess Emanuel, (Hess, Blum & Co.,) 60 Co-
lumbia
Hess Emanuel L., fancy goods and notions,-

104 s Broadway
Hess Frederick, clerk, 61 n Front
Hess Dr. Frederick, 61 n Front
Hess George, machinist, 112 Dolphin
Hess Isaac, Anier. Tel. Co., 150 Saratoga
Hess Isaac, watchman First National bank,

150 Saratoga
Hess Jacob, cattle dealer, 112 n Spring
Hess John R., stone cutter, 123 German
Hess John, box maker, 6 New Church
Hess John J. butcher, 7 and 51 Fell's Point

market, dw 98 Hampstead
Hess John, laborer, over 41 Centre Market

space
Hess Lewis, millinery, 35 n Howard
Hess Louis, shoemaker, 54 s Bethel
Fless Marcus S. (Hess, Blum & Co.) 58 Co-
lumbia
Hess Margaret, 109 s Spring
Hess Michael, (Hess, Blum & Co.,) 58 Co-
lumbia
Hess Michael, confectioner, 96 s Wolfe
Hess Moses, dry goods, 39 ii Howard
Hess Nathan, 58 Conway
Hess Mrs. Rebecca, 123 German
Hess Samuel, Hie Fayette
Hess Samuel, carpenter, 97 Pearl
Hess Wm. O- carpenter, 19 Brune
Hesse Mrs. Caroline, 117 Ensor
Hesse Christian, restaurant, 267 w Pratt -
Hesse Henry, shoemaker, 197 Lexington
Hesse Henry, barkeeper, 89 w Fayette
Hesse Henry, cabinet maker, 161 Raborg
Hesse John, instrument maker, 233 s Charles
Hesse John, cutler, 233 s Charles
Hesse William V., stoves and tin ware, 133

Hillen
Hesselbacher August, book store, 174 s

Broadway
Hesseliiaugh Charles, tanner, 505 Penna. av
Hessenauer John, baker, 153 Eastern av
Hesser Wm. G. brakesman, 64 Raborg
Hessler August, clerk, Howard near Clay
Hessler August, porter, 6 n Howard
Hessler Chas. F. teacher, 236 w Biddle
Hessler Geo. A. huckster, 165 a Ann
Hessler Jacob, tailor, 339 s Charles
Hessler Mary A. midwife, 46 s Durham
Hessler Michael, porter, 60 n Howard
Hessler Peter, boots and shoes, 42 Albemarle
Hestry Stephen, flour and feed, n w cor Hil-
len and Front
Heterman Casper, horseshoer 142 s Central av
Hett Henry, laborer, Calverton road w of

Baltimore
HETT HENRY, tavern, 141 w Lombard
Hett John, 141 w Lombard
Hette Wm. butcher, 86 n Central av
Hettling Henry, carpenter, 122 Burgundy al
Hetsell Fraiicis, can maker, 263 s Paca
Hetz Andre, cabinet maker, 180 s Bond
Hetz George, restaurant and lager beer, 198 s

Bond
Hetzer Thomas, baker, 79 n Front
HETZELL JOHN G. metal roofing and tin
ware, n e cor Lexington and Howard

Hetzler Francis D. book binder, upper story

Sun building, dw 258 Aisquith
Hetzler Francis D., jr., book binder, 258 Ais-
quith
Hetaler Frederick L. painter, 149 Orleans
Hetzler John H. carpenter, sexton Mount

Calvary church, 278 n Eutaw
Hetzler Wm. E. painter, 153 Orleans
Hetzroth John, 34 Philpot
Heubach Edward, clerk, 156 w Lombard
Heunsch Frederick, carpenter, 22 Sterrett
Heubeck George F. tinner, 347 Lexington
Heuisler Charles C. carpenter, 41 Garden
Heuisler Joseph S. attorney, '23 Law Build-
ings, dw 399 Eutaw place
Heuisler Mary E. 41 Garden
Heuisler Samuel, carpenter, 93 n Central av
Heuisler Wm. J. clerk, 41 Garden
Heumann John, chair maker, 74 s Eutaw
Heuse John, saloon, 302 s Bond
Heuser Dr. Chas. F. 104 s Sharp
Heuter Conrad, carpenter, 187 s Sharp
Hevener George, butcher, Chester between

Hampstead and Fayette
Hewell James L. butter, 13 Brown
He well Lewis, tobacconist, 79 Hanover, dw

13 Brown
Hewes Edwin, clerk, 49 Lexington
Hewes James E., (Ellicott& Hewes,) Carey

btw Lexingion and Saratoga
HEWES JOHN G., flour, grain and mill-
feed, 366, 368 and 370 w Pratt, dw 32 3
Greene
Hewes Sarah M., boarding, 49 Lexington
Hewett Edward, fireman, 362 w Lombard
Hewett Rev. Horatio H., 73 Pearl
Hewett Joseph A., porter, 103 n Fremont
Hewett Wm. C, fireman, 362 w Lombard
Hewing Thomas, ship carp., 97 e Madison
Hewitt Elmer, jr., currier, 50 s Calvert, dw

116 n Broadway
Hewitt Franklin W., restaurant, 257 n Gay
HEWITT GEORGE W., carver and gilder,
9 n Gay, dw 22 Jackson. — [See p. 60 M-
verlisemenls.]
Hewitt George H., currier, 28 Hampstead
Hewitt Grace, 116 n Broadway
HEWITT HORATIO D., pianos and music,

56 n Charles, dw 85 e Pratt
Hewitt John C , engineer, 362 w Lombard
Hewitt John, laborer, 103 n Fremont
Hewitt Mary E., dress maker, 902 w Bal-
timore
Hewitt Ralph, watchman, 902 w Baltimore
Hewitt Robert, 116 n Broadway
Hewitt Wm., printer, 902 w Baltimore
Hewlett Elizabeth, 22 Durst al
Hewlett John d. & Son, (J. W. Hewlett,)

hides, leather and oils, 9 Water
Hewlett J. W., (John Q. Hewlett & Son,)

Baltimore Co.
Hexter George, (Hirshberg & Hexter,) 288

e Fayette
Hexter Heneman, over 23 n Howard
Hexter Meyer, n e cor Broadway and Can-
ton av
Hexter Myer, 35 s Eden
Hey George, beer saloon, 74 Penna. av
Hey J. F., academy for young men, 31 Court-
land
Heyde Frederick, shoemaker, 6 East
Heyen Everhardt, clerk, 865 w Lombard
Heyen I. T., clerk P. 0., 401 Eutaw place

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White T^eatl, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
IVeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and V«rnl%hes, KtO \V. I.omlinrd Street.

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SMITH BHCS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Heyer J. T., tobacconist, 156 Chesiuit
Heyer Reynold, cigar maker, 156 Chesnut
Heyer Theophilus L., clerk, 935 Lexington
Heyl George, butcher, 324 Forrest
Heyman Theodore, butcher, cor Cinton and

Elliott
Heymiller Godfrey, coach maker, 5 Somerset
HEYN MARTIN, merchant tailor, 20 Sec-
ond, dw 23 s Fremont
Hcyv/ood Mvs Maria, 289 n Howard
HEYWOOD REUBEN W., enamelled cot-
tage and chamber furnitnre dealer, over 10)^
n Charles, dw 209 w Fayette
Hibbitts Mary A., grocery, 23 n Amity
Hibbitts Patrick, plumber, s w cor Pine and

Fayette, dw 34 Rock
Hibbitts Thomas, plumber, 519 w Baltimore,

dw 23 n Amity
Hibline George, tailor, 78 Peirce
Hibner Alexander, carter, j Young
Hibner John, butcher, 78 Hampstead
Hibner Joseph N., restaurant, s e cor Frank-
lin ana Paca
Hibner Mrs L., dressmaker, 1 Young
Hibner Wm., locksmith and bell hanger, 24

Orleans
Hichew Samuel, house carpenter, 1 s Wolfe
Hicken Wm., teamster, 9 Nicholson
Hickey Edward B. J., clerk, 21 Garden
Hickey John, laborer, 243 Hamburg
Hickey John, clerk, 84 Block

Hickey , carter, 243 Hamburg

Hickey James, paper hanger, 52 Mulberry
Hickey James, 519 w Baltimore
Hickey Thos. P. agent, 223 w Fayette
Hickley James, (Robert Hickley-& Bro.) 149

Saratoga
HICKLEY ROBERT & BRO. (R. Hickley,

J. Hickley,) hardware, 8 n Howard
Hickley Robert I. hatter, 490 w Baltimore
Hickley Robert, (R. Hickley & Bro.) 149

Saratoga
Hickley Mrs. Robert, 149 Saratoga
Hickman Alexander, farmer, 475 n Gay
Hickman Catharine, laundress, 354 s Charles
Hickman Chas. T. plasterer, 368 w Fayette
Hickman Emmerson, plasterer, 776 w Balti-
more
Hickman Freeman, 40 w Pratt
Hickman Geo. grocery, 210 w Fayette
Hickman James, laborer, 7 Philpot
Hickman John, 196 East
Hickman Lawrence, cooper, 196 East
Hickman Leonard, 210 w Fayette
Hickman Nathaniel, 65 Cathedral
HICKMAN WASHINGTON, tobacconist,

208 e Fayette
Hickman Wm. bookkeeper, 210 w Fayette
Hickman Wm. H. chairmaker, 79 n Eden
HICKMAN WM. H. undertaker, 234 n Gay
Hickcox Mrs. Elizabeth, 378 Lexington
Hicks Geo. A. police, 370 Eastern av
Hicks Geo. teamster, 298 Eastern av
Hicks Mrs. Hercelia, tailoress, 50 Gough
Hicks John, salesman, 221 n Caroline
Hicks Joseph, shoemaker, 234 Light
Hicks Reuben, cooper, 133 Barre
Hicks Robert E. blacksmith, 116 Scott
Hicks Wm pilot, 50 s Bond
Hickson John S. confectioner, 77 Lexington
Hickson Mrs. Mary E. 129 n Eutaw
Hickson Wm. C. 129 n Eutaw
Hiddle John, butcher, 157 Dover

Hiderbunk Catharine, 187 Canton av
Hidrick John, well digger, 159 William
HIELLER JOHN, restaurant and lager beer

saloon, 17 n Liberty
Hienlien John, shoemaker, 33 Bevan
Hiens Wm . laborer, 61 s Regester
Heilmeller Paul, cooper, 427 w Lombard
Hiebner John N. laborer, 71 n Spring
Hier Frederick, tinner, 194 Aliceanna
Hierman Wm. packer, 92 s Regester
Hieronimus George, cabinet maker, 15 Chase,

dw 13
Hienna Charles, cabinet maker, 314 s Bond
Hieller Conrad, lager beer, s e cor Pratt and

Frederick av
Hieatzman Mathias, bacon deal. 580 Penna av
Higby Samuel, mariner, 93 Cambridge
Higdon Alexander B. fisherman, 393 West
Higdoii Baptist, fisherman, 393 s Eutaw
Higdon Henry, fisherman, 3h7 s Eutaw
Higdon James, soldier, 406 West
Higdon Joseph, fisherman, 406 West
Jligdon Mary E. saleswoman, 115 n Gay
Higdon Robert, soldier. West betw Russell

and Euiaw
Higdon Thomas, soldier, 115 n Gay
Higdon Thomas, fisherman, 358 Ostend
Higginbotham John, 265 Saratoga
Higginbotham Thomas, tailor, 1.3 Orleans
Higgins Capt. Asa, 10 Waverly terrace
Higgins Edward, jr., (Rex, Higgins & Co.)

76 n Calvert
Higgins Edward, sr., 76 n Calvert
HIGGINS EDWIN, attorney, 27 Lexington,

dw C65 w Fayette
Higgins Ellen, confectionery, 81 w Second
Higgins Ellen, 7 w Baltimore
Higgins Eliphalet, shoemaker, 120 Hamburg
Higgins Capt. Jacob, 14 s Ann
HIGGINS Dr. JAMES, analytic and con-
sulting chemist and geologist, office 5 St.
Paul, dw 60
Higgins James, laborer, 14 Mulberry
Higgins Jesse T. (Barrett & Higgins,) 665 w

Fayette
Higgins John, shoemaker, McHenry w of

Fulton
Higgins John, moulder, 47 Penn
Higgins John, soldier, 101 Elliott
Higgins Joseph, clerk Adams Express, 132 s

Central av
Higgins Maria, millinery, 108 Saratoga
Higgins Maria, 245 n Caroline
Higgins Mary J., 4 Necessity al
Higgins Michael, milkman, Boston west of

Clinton
Higgins Michael J., boiler maker, 10 L.

Church
Higgins Richard, laborer, 73 n Front
Higgins Thomas, machinist, 145 s High
Higgins Thomas, laborer, 17 Callendar
Higgins Walter B., engineer, 133 Hamburg
Higgins Wm., machinist, 122 n Fremont
Higgins Wm., painter, 25 n Bond
Higgins Wm., baker, 132 s Central av
High Alfred, painter, 513 Saratoga
High David, bricklayer, 82 Druid Hill av •
High David H., plasterer, 82 Druid Hill av
High George R., clerk, 13 s Caroline
High George W., soldier, 333 Mulberry
High George, cigar maker, 863 w Baltimore
High Henry, laborer, 2 Abbot
High John, painter, 213 Conway

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THE GKOVER & BAKER SEAVIIVG IVIACHIIVE is the best for aU purposes— SALE^
ROOI>IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

"Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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High John H., cigars, 333 Mulberry

High John, [laiiuer, 6 Brune

High John W., (High & Shanley,) 101 Co-

lurnbia
High Joseph, painter, 101 Columbia, dw 213

Conway
High Mrs. Mary, 101 Columbia
High Samuel, painter, 513 Saratoga
High Samuel E., toljacconist, 96 n Schroeder
High Sarah, tailnress, 333 Mulberry
HIGH & SHANLEY, (J. W. High, W. T.

Shanley,) coal dealers, 107 w Lombard
High Thomas, cigar maker, Division near

Clifton
High Thomas H., moulder, 494 Lexington
High Wm., tobacconist, 391 Franklin
High Wm. A., soldier, 333 Mulberry
High Wm., collector, 129 s Paca
High Wm. T., salesman, 140 s Paca
High Wm., carpenter, 96 s Paca
High Wm. J., clerk, 105 n Front
High Wm. Thomas, carpenter. 111 L. Greene
Hignat Caroline C, dressmaker, 73 n Eden
Hihn John F., grocery, 294 s Bond
Hikes Valentine, 231 s Bethel
Hilberg Francis L., (Hilberg & Stauf,)

Govanstown
Hilberg Mrs. Jane, 22 Aisquith
HILBERG & STAUF, (F. L. Hilberg, F.

Stauf,) merchant tailors, 8 South
Hilbert Adam, laborer, 107 Elliott
Hilbert Mrs. Elizabeth, Dover w of Fulton
Hilbert Geo., teamster, Dover w of Fulton
Hilbert Geo., laborer, Jackson near Harrison,

Homestead
Hilbert Mrs. James A., 16 McHenry
Hilbert John, furn., wagoner, 70 n Pine
Hilbert Jos., cigar maker, rear 134 Saratoga

Hilbert Mrs. , 74 Union

Hild Anthony, clerk, 46 Light
Hild Anthony, clerk, 156 Ccdumbia
Hild Conrad, baker, 101 Orchard
Hild John C, cigur maker, 214 Light
Hild Joseph, porter, 46 Clay

HILD WENDELIN, Grinder and
Polisher. Edge tools of every de-
scription ground and polished; also
Scale Beams and Stove Grates
re-ground and polished, rear 13
and 15 Granby, dw Green House,
68 s Charles

Hildebrand Frank, 649 w Fayette
Hildebrand Fred'k, tinner, 832 w Baltimore
Hildebrand George, siioemaker, 84 Park
Hildebrand Harry F. clerk, 29 s Poppleton
Hildebrand Henry, tavern, 186 s Caroline
Hildebrand Henry, cooper, 29 s Poppleton
Hildebrand Henry, barber, 32 e Lombard
Hildebrand H. D. shoemaker, 174 w Biddle
Hildebrand John, blacksmith, 43 Bank
Hildebrand Louis, tinner, 9 Rock
Hildebrandt Amelia, seamstress, 81 Hill

HILDEBRANDT CHARLES,Man-
ufaeturer of Clarionets, Flutes,
&;c., and dealer in Musical Mer-
chandise in general, 19 N. Liberty

Hildebrandt Frantz, n w cor Gil mor and Fay-
ette
Hildebrandt George, tobacconist, 34 Boyd
Hildebrandt Peter, huckster, 217 Aliceanna
Hildebrandt Wm. carpenter, 81 Hill
Hildebrandt Wm. laborer, 98 Eastern av
Hilditch John, bricklayer, 129 s Eden
Hildreth Isaac C. clerk, 1 n Pine
Hildgarten John, shoemaker, 118 Columbia
Hilenstadt Wm. hostler, 20 Davis
Hilgartner Henry, shoemaker, 164 n Bethel
Hilgartner Louis, stone cutter, 70 s Bond
Hilge George (H. Duker & Co.) 94 s Sharp
Hilgeman Fred'k, fireman, 91 Granby
Hilgenberg Charles, hosiery, 35 n Eutaw
Hilger Abraliam P. upholsterer, 107 Chew-
Hill Mrs. A. 33 Courtland
Hill Catherine, grocery, 42 n Front
Hill Charles, telegraph, 184 e Madison
Hill Charles, shoemaker, 196 Hollins
Hill Charles, clerk, 14 n Bond
Hill Charles H. engineer, 135 n Caroline
Hill Clement, 169 n Calvert
Hill Conrad, ship carpenter, 25 Thames
Hill Francis, 147 s Chapel
Hill Francis R. agent Hope Dispatch, Calvert

Station, N. C. R., dw •4!54 Mulberry
Hill Geo. R. clerk, 33 Courtland
Hill Geo D. & Co. (G. D. Hill, J. R. Hill,
W. F. Hill.) ladies' shoe store, 53 and 23
n Gay
Hill Geo. D. (G. D. Hill & Co ) 53 n Gay
Hill George H. iron moulder, 304 e Madison
Hill James, 265 s Dallas
Hill Jesse, mate, 363 s Sharp
Hill John, engineer, 283 n Howard
Hill John, sawyer, 27 Plum
Hill John, brick maker, 42 Cross
Hill John, shoemaker, 168 n Front
Hill John W. sawyer, 27 Plum
Hill John B. oyster packer, 204 e Pratt
Hill John H. clerk, 580 Saratoga
Hill John E. tinner, 174 e Monument
Hill John R. (Geo. D. Hill & Co.) 53 n Gay
Hill John W. moulder, 130 Orleans
Hill Lewis H. dry goods, s e cor Hanover

and Hughes
Hill Luther, cabinet maker, 371 Saratoga
Hill Mary I. milliner, 371 Saratoga
Hill Richard, hat and bonnet bleacher, n e

cor German and Sharp, dw 36 German
Hill Samuel E. clerk, 33 Courtland
Hill Samuel, laborer, 319 Mulberry
HILL THOMAS, real estate broker and con-
veyancer, s w cor Fayette and St. Paul,dw
53 Courtland
Hill Thomas, moulder, 33 Froht
Hill Thomas, mariner, 87 Lancaster
Hill Wm. A. shoemaker, 120 w Hoffman
Hiil Wm. F. (Geo. D. Hill & Co.) 53 n Gay
Hill Wm. carpenter, 270 e Madison
Hill Wm. bandbox maker, 76 Dov^er
Hill Wm. A. shoemaker, 449 Saratoga
HILL WILLIAM B. secretary of state and
attorney at law, 70 w Fayette, dw 43 Court-
land
Hill Wm. S. barber, 824 w Baltimore
Hill Wm, grocery, 237 e Baltimore
Hill Wm. H. machinist, 135 Montgomery
Hilland John, milkman, Frederick av w of

Calverton road
Hille Augustus, clerk, 306 s Sharp
Hille Augustus, shoemaker, 238 n Gay

JAJtEES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire aiid Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Boltimore-st.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Hilleary Edward, laborer, 224 Conway
Hilleary Jolin A. conductor, 124 Conway
Hilleary John A. drayman, 81 St. Peter
Hilleary Wm. T. clerk, 232 Columbia
Hillebrand August, furniture wagoner, 99

McElderry
HILLEBRAND CHARLES F. emigrant

agent, 93 and 97 Thames
Hillebrandt Charles, shoemaker, 138 c Fayette
Hillegeist Dr. Edmond, 73 Ensor
Hillen Charles, barkeeper, 45 Brown
Hillen C;iiarles, boiler maker, 242 Columbia
Hillen John, carpenter, 900 w Pratt
Hillen Rebecca, 75 w Centre
Hillen Col. Solomon, 62 Franklin
Hiller Lewis, prov. dealer, n e cor Franklin

and Pine
Hillman Augustus, carpenter, 161 e Eager
Hillman H. laborer, 141 s Chapel
Hillman Mr. 121 s Washington, F. P.
Hillman Alary Ann, milliner, 1 Jefferson
Hillman Powell, soldier, 129 s Fremont
Hillock Mrs. Mary, 220 n Howard
Hills Luther, machinist, 371 Saratoga
Hilseberg Friedrich, shoemak. 283 Eastern av
Hiltichey Chas. sailor, 99 Eastern av

Hilt , brakesman, 357 Cathedral

Hilt George C. clerk, 48 w Madison

Hilton Abraham, brewer, Fulton n of Mc

Henry
Hilton Edward F. machinist, 28 Grundy
Hilton Edwin W. machinist, 399 Lexington
Hilton James 0. carpenter, 74 n Caroline
Hilton James, soldier, 56 Dolphin
Hilwliy Adam, laborer, 206 s Wolfe
Hilyard Dr. Benj. R., Thompsonian practi-
tioner, 538 w Baltimore
Hilyard Mrs. Mary, 73 North
Hiliz Charles, painter, 295 e Eager
Hiltz John R. shoemaker, 145 Columbia
Hiliz Lewis C. cabinetmaker, 259 n Central av
Hiltz Philip, stevedore, 14 Shakspear
Hiltz Wm. baker, 259 n Central av
Hime George, boat builder, 304 Canton av
Hime Joseph, laborer, 10 East
Himes Mary A. 63 Preston
Himmel Jacob, rags, 43 L. McElderry
Hminii'l Leopold, dry goods, 285 n Gay
Himmel Moses, rags, 43 L. McElderry
Himmel Moses, clerk, 285 n Gay
Himmler Andrew, tailor, 8 Townsend
Himmilreich Bernhard, shoes, 647 w Balti-
more, dw 123 Franklin
Himmelreich Moses, shoe store, 647 w Balti-
more, dw Franklin near Eutaw
Hinaman Wilhelmina, 234 s Ann
Hinchen Rudolph, cigar box maker, 340 s

Sharp
Hinchey Hannah, 2 Welsh al
Hinder Fred'k, glass blower, Henry n of

Hughes
Hinde's Benj. F. saddler, 100 s Sharp
Hindes Daniel, printer, 28 Stirling
Hindes Jacob, tnilor, 129 West
Hindes Jacob H. 100 s Sharp
Hindes James, brakesman, 54 h Schroeder
Hindes Jcispph F. of custom house, 100 n Gay
Hindus Mrs. Margaret, dress maker, 28 Stir-

ling
Hindes Mrs. Mary A. 161 Garden
Hindes Mary A. 199 w Lombard
Hindes Michael, tailor, 211 Saratoga
Hindes Moses G. 100 s Sharp

Hindes Samuel & Son, (Sam 'I Hindes, J. F.
Hindes,) hatters, 100 n Gay, near bridge

Hindes Samuel, jr. clerk in Water Registrar's
office, 371 w Fayette

Hindes Mrs Sarah A. 98 n Gay

Hindes Wm.H. stone cutter, 161 Garden, dw
567 w Fayette

Hindle Jrihn H blacksmith, 22 n Oregon

Hindle Sebastian, brewer, 195 Frederick av

Hindman Mrs. Sarah, tailoress, 25 Lee

Hinds Thomas, clerk, 27 Stiles

Hinds Wm. S. merchant tailor, 16 n Charles,

Hineker Frederick, cigar maker, 445 n Gay

Hines Albert, rigger, 119 Thames

Hines Catherine, 29 New Church

Hines David, laborer, 362 s Charles

Hines Mrs. Eliza Ann, 103 Pine

Hines Henry, butcher. Point la, near Har-
ford av

Hines Henry A. sutler, 205 n Eutaw

Hines Capt. John H. mariner, 240 Eastern av

Hines John, laborer, Bevan between Cross
and Hamburg

Hines John C. clerk Register of Wills office,
114 Aisquith

Hines John, laborer, 75 n Amity

Hines Joseph, clerk, 455 Franklin

Hines Julius, dry goods, s e cor Gay and
Exeter, dw 97 n Exeter

Hines Martin, laborer, 555 Saratoga

Hines Mary, 83 Harrison, Canton

Hines Mary, 76 Grindall

Hines Michael, tailor, 211 Saratoga

Hines Patrick, laborer, 10 Decker

Hines Patrick, laborer, 24 Rock

Hines Peter, groceries and provisions, 154 s
Paca

Hines Thomas A. rigger, 134 Johnson

Hines V. B. com. merch't, 44 Conway

Hines V. Burgess, (Hines & West,) 44 Con-
way

HINES & WEST, (V. B. Hines,
Wm. H. West,) Commission Mer-
chants and Dealers in all kinds of
Country Produce, No. 90 Light-
st. wharf.

Hinge Margaret, 195 Canton av

Hinkel Adam, daguerreotypist, over 357 w

Baltimore
Hinkel Henry, box maker, 84 Leadenhall
Hinkhouse Henry, blacksmith, 2 Lemmon
Hinkle Rev. Richard, Strawbridge M. E. Ch.

dw 83 w Biddle
Hinkle Wm. saddler, 156 e Pratt
Hinkle Wm. wheelwright, 193 s Charles <

Hinkler Geo. furniture, 717 w Baltimore
Hinkley Charles, (McKim & Co.) 73 Centre
HINKLEY CHARLES, banker and broker,

228 w Baltimore, dw 73 Centre
Hinkley Edward Otis, (Hinkley & Morris,)

245 Garden
HINKLEY & MORRIS, (Willard Hinkley,

E. Otis Hinkley, John T. Morris & Thos.

J. Morris,) attorneys, 43 n Charles
Hinkley Willard H. (Hinkley & Morris,) n

w cor Townsend and Bolton
Hinks Mrs. Charles, 257 w Lombard
Hinman Anna M. fancy store, 117 e Pratt
Hinman Colmer C. 51 s Greene

SIl-Utx.j : SHIRTS! : SHIRTS! ! I Sp-tisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, Fiiusli and Style, or
no Sale. RATI»IOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimgre-st., above Calvert.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co.,
W. Baltimore Street.

No. 40

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Hinman Joel, 57 n Greene

Hinner John, carter, 343 Columbia

Hinners Henry, tobacconist, 13 e Lonnbard

Hinners Michael, basket maker, 266 s Ann

Hinna Frederick, wagoner, 115 Ensor

Hinrichs Christopher, jr., wholesale dealer in
cloths, &c. 259 w Baltimore, dw 25 n Paca

Hinrichs Christopher, (Stellman, Hinrichs &
Co.) Bremen, Germany

Hinrichs Christopher, (Slellmann, Hinrichs,
& Co.) 268 Lexington

Hintenach Frank, tailor, 100 Raborg

Hinternesch Chris, steam sawyer, 36 Marion

Hinternesch Henry, steam sawyer, 49 Clay

Hinton John T. boiler maker, 25 Armistead la

Hinton John T. clerk, 253 e Fayette

Hinton Wm. junk store, 62 Hampstead

Hinton Wm. ship carpenter, 274 Eastern av

Hintze Dr. Frederick E. B. 21 s Gay

Hinze A. W. hosiery and trimmings, 134
Lexington

Hipkins Mrs. 385 s Charles

Hipler Michael, tailor, 236 s Eutaw

Hipner Geo. blacksmith, 255 s Bond

Hipps Charlotte, grocery, 191 s Bethel

Hippler Michael, tailor, 236 s Eutaw

Hipsdey Charles, clerk, 10 Josephine

Hipsley Enoch G. grocery, 184 n Gay, dw 149
n Exeter

Hipsley Levi, Brown's Hotel, 119 n High

Hirfey Bridget, tavern, 64 President

Hirsch A. C. tailor, n e cor Greene and Lex-
ington

Hirsch Augustus, painter, 142 Henrietta

Hirsch Bernard D. clothing, 106 W. Pratt,
dw 76 e Lombard

Hirsch Caroline, 128 s Durham,

Hirsch Christopher, coal agent, 82 e Fayette

Hirsch Jacob, boiler maker, 140 Cross

Hirsch John M. shoemaker, 19 Abbot

Hirsch Lazarus, sexton Eden street Syna-
gogue, 170 e Baltimore

Hirsch Mrs. Sarah A. confectionery, 140 Cross

Hirsch Wm. caulker, 140 Cross

Hirschberg B. cutter, 136 e Lombard

Hirsehberg David, 257 Mulberry

Hirschfield H. M. chiropodist, 85 n Exeter

Hirschfield J. E. (Lurman & Co.) 236 w Lom-
bard

Hirschman G. carpenter, 335 Canton av

Hirsh John C. charcoal imspector, 355 Light

HIRSHBERG & CO. (Henry Hushberg,
Isaac Hollander,) paints, oils and glass, s e
cor Pratt and Hanover

Hirshberg Henry, (Hirshberg & Co.) 43 e
Lombard

Hirshberg & Hexter, (L Hirshberg, G. Hex-
ter,) whol. clothing and deal, in cloths, cas-
simeres, vestings, &c. over 320 and 322 w
Baltimore

Hirshlierg Isaac, (Hirshberg &■ Hexter,) 45 e
Lombard

Hirshberg Nathan J. oil and glass, 31 Ensor

Hirshman John, confec'y, 258 Eastern av

Hirth Ferdinand, tailor, 47 n Spring

Hise August, tailor, 32 n Spring

Hiser Albert, box maker, 4 Painter's ct

Hiser George, laborer, 94 Lancaster

Hiser Henry W. 161 w Fayette

Hiser J. H. F. clerk, 57 n Eutaw

Hiser Samuel R. carpenter, 225 w Madison

Hiskey ,A,lfred, moulder, 525 w Lombard

Hiskey John, machinist, 101 Hollins

jr. HENRY GIESE, Comniission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Gmiii, Seeds, &e.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on. hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.

Hisler Amenia, 172 Eastern av
Hiss Benjamin, huckster, 24 Gittirigs
HISS &BRO. (Wm. J. Hi.ss, P. Hanson
Hiss,) cabinet makers, 128 w Fayette. —
[See page 18 ^Qdvertisements.]
Hiss C. clerk, 109 Clement
Hiss Chas. D. ju.stice of the peace, 34 South,

dw 29 s Exeter
Hiss Charles J. brickmaker, 109 Water,F.H.
Hiss Elizabeth G. 42 n Poppleton
Hiss Franklin, Eastern av s of O'Donnell
Hiss George, laborer, 4 Barney
Hiss George L. 67 w Biddle
Hiss Hamilton, clerk, 240 n Charles
Hiss Jacob, 134 St. Paul
Hiss P. Hanson, (Hiss & Bro.) Decker near

Northern av
Hiss Philip, n e cor McMechin and Druid

Hill av
Hiss Stephen, 309 e Baltimore
Hiss Mrs. Susannah, 109 Water, F. H.
Hiss William Henry, chair manufacturer,
penitentiary, warerooms over 20 s Charles,
dw 71 McCulloh
Hiss William J. (Hiss & Bro.) McCulloh w

of Mosher
Hissey Henry, police, 122 Raborg
Hissey James, blacksmith, 167 w Hoffman
Hissey John T. clerk, 30 n Poppleton
Hissey William, carter, 70 Ridgely
Hissey Wm. L. (Dorsey & Hissey,) 110 n

Calvert
Hissey Wm H. clerk, 167 w Hoffman
Hissey Wm . H. jr. clerk People's telegraph,

30 n Poppleton
Hissey William, cupola tender, 30 n Poppleton
Hitafer Thos. T. carpenter, 452 w Fayette
Hitch Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 853 w Bal-
timore
Hitch Ezra, 36 n Caroline
Hitch ('apt. Marcellus, mariner, 151 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Hitch Dr. William, cor Gilmor and Windsor

mill road
Hitchcock Catherine, 192 s Paca
Hitchcock Gabriel, granite cutter, 182 Con-
way, dw 192 s Paca
Hitchcock Joshua, lime inspector, 289 Cathe-
dral
HITCHCOCK JOSIAH, blacksmith, 273 s

Ann, dw 131 Bank
Hitchcock Levi, machinist, 299 Light
Hitchcock Sarah J. 167 Greenmount av
Hitchcock Wm. T. plasterer, 59 Mount
Hitchens Henry W. foreman Muller's rail-
way, 192 s Bond
Hitchens John H. clerk, 434 w Lombard
Hitchings William, shoemaker, 23 Ensor
Hiteshew Samuel, 172 n Eutaw
Hitner Conrad, brickmaker, 293 Canton av
Hittel Martin, wheelwright, 202 Frederick av
Hittle Martin, junk, 152 Burgundy al
Hitzel Henry P. agent, 380 Lexington
Hitzelberger Chas. I. cigar maker, 301 n Gay
Hitzelberger Mrs. Elizabeth, 104 e Pratt
Hitzelberger John A. painter, 2 St Mary's ct
Hitzelberger Jos. K. bricklayer, 127 e Madison
Hitzelberger Peter, morocco dresser, 316 e

MoHumeiit
Hivener William, foundryman, Clinton, opp.

Chesapeake furnace
Hoar Mrs. Mary, hucksteress, 17 Jew al
Hoar Patrick, laborer, 4 Slemmer's al

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Hoban Bridget, tavern, 106 Diigan's wharf
Hoban John, grocer, 107 Mullikin
Hobart Dr. John H. Ill Park
Hober Sebastian, laborer, 154 s Eden
Hobbs Alexander H. attorney, 32 St. Paul
Hobbs Alexander W. finisher, 180 Columbia
Hobbs Andrew W. painter, 146 Pine
Hobbs A. R. machinist, 260 Hollins
Hobbs Brice H. clerk, 119 Walsh
Hobbs Caleb, butter store, 167 Hollins
Hobbs Columbus M. barkeeper, 439 w Lom-
bard
Hobbs Daniel D. L. carpenter, 110 McElderry
Hobbs Denard, laborer, 359 Cathedral
Hobbs Evans N. barkeeper, 116 Lee
Hobbs Geo. blacksmith, 439 w Lombard

Hobbs , fireman JS. C. R. 359 Cathedral

Hobbs John, brakesman, 362 w Lombard
Hobbs Joseph R. laborer, 439 w Lombard
Hobbs Lewis, machinist, Mount Royal Hill,

near Reservoir
Hobbs Mary A. 273 Forrest
Hobbs Mrs Rachael, 559 w Lombard
Hobbs Rosanna, shoe binder. Telegraph, bet

Penna. av. and Druid Hill av
Hobbs Samuel, carpenter, 48 George
Hobbs Samuel F. plasterer, 270 e Lombard
Hobbs Wm. messenger, 48 George
Hobbs Wm. Z. teamster, 140 Vine
Hobbs Washington H. constable and property

agent, 2 s Front, d\v 242 n Caroline
Hobday Edward, farmer, 303 n Gay
Hobelmann Frederick, tavern, 132 Dugan's

wharf
Hobelmann Frederick, restaurant, n w cor

President and Canton av
Hobelman Herman, sr., 72 Conway
Hobelmann Herman H.,jr. lager beer .saloon,

72 Conway
Hobelmann Wm. carpenter, 72 Conway
Hobelman Jane, milliner, 60 Park
Hoben Patrick, tavern, 211 Light
Hobf George, mould'er, 512 w Pratt
Hoblitzell Bruce, 170 w Lombard
Hoblitzell J. H. 170 w Lombard
Hoblitzell 01iver,(Woodside, Griffith & Hob-
litzell) 38 Conway
Hobson John E. clerk tobacco warehouse No.

4, 153 w Lombard
Hobson R. v., 146 Aisquith
Hoburg Frederick, cabinet maker 247 Con-
way
Hoburg Frederick, piano maker, 247 Con-
way
Hochheimer Rev. H. 29 s Eden
Hock Henry, feed store, 371 Penna. av
Hock Jacob, police, 85 Penna. av
Hock Jacob, 14 Brown, Balto. Co.
Hock John, shoemaker, 187 s Dallas
Hockel Reimund, shoemaker, 45 James la
Hockrill Andrew, tavern, 76 s Poppleton
Hockshaw John, tailor, 30 w Fayette
Hoddinott Charles, gunsmith, 49 Buren
Hodes John, mattress, 474 w Baltimore
Hodge Edward, express driver, 139 Vine
Hodge William, tailor, 243 s Charles, dw 71

Barre
Hodges Andrew, 55 s Paca
Hodges Benjamin M., jr., shipping and com-
mission merchant, over s w cor Gay and
Lombard, dw 45 Mount Vernon place
Hodges Benjamin, painter, 67 n Frederick
Hodges Benjamin M., sr. 205 Madison av

HODGES BROTHERS, (J. Hodges, W. R-
Hodges, R. Hodges, Wm. P. Lewis) im-
porters of notions, white goods, &c., 23
Hanover
Hodges Mrs. Christina, 55 s Paca
Hodges Christobel, 55 s Paca
Hodges Elizabeth, 67 n Frederick
Hodges Ellen, seamstress, 89 Druid Hill av
Hodges Henry, painter, 64 Mullikin
Hodges James, (Hodges Bros.) 102 w Mon-
ument
Hodges John, fisherman, 237 William
Hodges Joseph engineer, 7 Phipot
Hodges Mary A. 319 e Lombard
Hodges Nicholas, clerk Union Bank, 97 Ca-
thedral
Hodges Patrick, scavenger, 38 n Amity
Hodges Robert, (Hodges Bros.) 89 St. Paul
Hodges Robert, chair maker, 100 n Front
Hodges Susan, 83 Columbia
Hodges T. Harris, attorney, 71 Courtland
Hodges Thomas, grocer, 38 n Amity
Hodges Thos. E. painter, 53 McHenry
Hodges William, bookkeeper, 186 Mulberry
Hodges William, chair maker, 100 n Front
Hodges Wm. F. currier, 149 s Paca
Hodges Wm. R. (Hodges Bros.) 130 Park
Hodges Wilson, 205 Madison av
Hodgkins Anna, 37 Stiles
Hodgson Chas H. drugsist, s e cor Hanover

and Lombard, dw 201 Hanover
Hodgson Jas. B. machinist, 774 w Baltimore
Hodgson Mrs. Sarah, variety store, 774 w

Baltimore
Hodis Fredericka, 71 s Durham
Hodnette Elizabeth, seamstress, 2 Brune
Hodnette Mary, teacher, 2 Brune
Hoeble Hannah, hucksteress, 23 n Fremont
Hoeck Henry, cabinet maker, 412 n Gay
Hoecke Francis J. shoemaker, 133 Saratoga
Hoefler George, painter, 118 Raborg
Hoefler Valentine, 239 e Eager
Hoeflich Anton, laborer, 54 s Central av
Hoeflich Philip, tailor, 57 n Pine
HOEN A. & CO. (A. Hoen, E. Hoen, H.
Hoen,) lithographers and engravers, 75
Second
Hoen August, (A. Hoen & Co.) York road,

Balto. Co
Hoen Ernest, (A. Hoen & Co.) York road,

Balto. Co
Hoen Henry, (A. Hoen & Co.) York road,

Balto. Co
Hoehn John G. leather and findings, 34 Dew-
berry al
Hoenge George, shoemaker, 9 Brune
Hoepner Casper B. stoves, 239 s Charles
Hoerner Ernst, baker, 298 Canton av
Hoernig Godfrey, tailor, 339 s Charles
Hofana William, restaurant, 299 s Bond
Hofer John G. cutter, 73 Hampstead
Hofer Laybold, machinist, 46 s Caroline
Hofman John, tailor, 137 n Bond
Hofmaster William, 282 s Bond
HofT Bern hard, cigar maker, 137 L. Greene
Hoff Daniel W. butcher, 99 Lexington mar-
ket, dw Penna. av beyond toll gate
Hoff Francis, shoemaker, 149 s Bethel
Hoff Henry, laborer, 82 Henrietta
Hoff Jacob, (Pierce, Hoff & Co.) Penna. av

beyond toll gate
Hoff John F. jr. clerk, Cockeysville, Balti-
more Co

i

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of ^VJiite Lead, Zinc, Putty, IjampblacU, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints anil Varnishes, 100 ^V. liomliard Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Hoff John M. (Pierce, Hoff & Co.) 162 n

Eutaw
Hoff Joseph, laborer, 508 Liglit
Hoffacker John W. huckster, 71 Grundy
Hoffarer Adam, cooper, ] Potomac
Hofflin Jacob, (Reinhard & Hofflin,) 294 w

Baltimore
Hofflin Nathan, merchant, 283 Lexington
Hofflin Nathan, jr. salesman, 283 Lexington
Hoffmaester Frederick, 75 e Lombard
Hoffman Aaron, Judge of Orphans' Court, 83

w Hoffman
Hoffman Aaron, (A. Hoffman & Bro.) 83

w Hoffman
HOFFMAN AARON & BRO. (Aaron Hoff-
man, Ephraim Hoffman,) Ijutchers and ba-
con dealers, 21 Lexington market
Hoffman Adam, saddler, 19 L. McElderry
Hoffman Adolph, laborer, 58 s Schroeder
Hoffman Anderson, 33 n Schroeder
Hoffman Anna, laundress, 146 s Regester
Hoffman Anna, laundress, 14 Ivy al
Hoffman Anna, over 61 w Second
Hoffman Augustus, restaurant, 292 Eastern av
Hoffman Mrs. Barbary, grocery, 60 Short
Hoffman Bernard, cooper, 175 s Dallas
Hoffman Charles, laborer, 17 Harmony al
Hoffman Charles E. butcher, 101 Centre Mar-
ket, dw 81 w Hoffman
Hoffman Charles, clerk, 77 FranWin
Hoffman Charles, bookkeeper, 77 Franklin
Hoffman Charles, bacon merchant, 377 w Bal-

more, dw n w cor Fayette and Greene
Hoffman Christopher, butcher, 26 Centre

market, dw 97 Greenmount av
Hoffman Christoff, upholsterer, 86 n Gay
Hoffman Conrad, box maker, 22 Cross
Hoffman Conrad, laborer, 53 Aliceanna
Hoffman Qaniel, butcher, Monroe n of Pratt
HOFFMAN Dr. DANIEL P. 279 w Fay-
ette
Hoffman David W. 446 w Fayette
HOFFMAN & DEFORD, (G. L. Hoffman,
B. F. Deford) hidea, leather, oils, &c., b4w
Lombard
Hoffman Edmund M. clerk, Madison av extd

n of city limits
Hoffman Edwin R. painter, 266 w Pratt, dw

127 s Sharp
Hoffman Elizabeth, washerwoman, 141 Hen-
rietta
Hoffman Ephraim, (Aaron Hoffman & Bro.)

Madison av extended
Hoffman Frank M. tinner, 56 Druid Hill av
Hoffman George, confectioner, n w cor Eden

and Orleans
Hoffman Geo. W. brush maker, 20 L. Church
Hoffman Geo. W. clerk, 444 w Fayette
Hoffman George B. (Hoffman & Son) 220 n

Charles
Hoffman G. L. (Hoffman & Deford) 344 w

Lombard
Hoffman George, shoemaker, 250 Canton av
Hoffman George, laborer, 245 Penna av
Hoffman Harriet, confectionery, 133 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Hoffman Henry coach maker, 2J George
Hoffman Henry K. & Co. (Henry K. Hoff-
man, Jacob C. Stoneburner, Nicholas Mark)
grocers and commission merchants, 45 s
Howard
Hoffman Henry K. (H. K. Hoffman & Co.)
17 s Howard

Hoffman Hy. (Green & Hoffman) 21 George
Hoffman Henry, caliinet maker, 41 Jefferson
HOFFMAN HENRY W. Collector of Port

of Baltimore, dw Fountain hotel
Hoffman Howard, (Hoffman & Son) 220 n

Charles
Hoffman Henry, (Bickford & Hoffman) 59 12

n Charles
Hoffman Mrs. Ida L. boarding, 34 e Pratt
Hoffman Isaac R. currier, 3 Parkin
Hoffman Jacob E. boiler mak., 20 L. Church
Hoffman Jacob, saddler, 76 n Gay, dw 19 L.

McElderry
Hoffman James, carpenter, 19 Perry
HOFFMAN J. GEORGE, lager beer brew-
ery, Jefferson av near Charles
Hoffman J. Henry, cork cutter, 66 s Caroline
Hoffman J. Latimer, Northern av nr Charles
Hoffman John M. clerk, 319 w Lombard
Hoffman Jno. F. leather inspe'r, 96 Columbia
Hoffman John, blacksmith, 123 Columbia
Hoffma« John, laborer, 15 Cannon
Hoffman John, cabinet maker, 11 Rock
Hoffman John, tailor, 23 Somerset
Hoffman John, tailor, 313 e Lombard
Hoffman John, tailor, 137 n Bond
Hoffman John, laborer, 28 Burke
Hoffman John, pocket book maker, 29 e Pratt
Hoffman John, gardner, 202 Fremont
Hoffman John, tailor, 60 Short
Hoffman John,oorter, 152 s Charles
HOFFMAN JOSEPH H. proprietor Hoff-
man Hall, 552 w Baltimore
Hoffman Joseph, 269 Canton av
HOFFMAN JOSEPH E. saddler, 608 w

Baltimore
Hoffman Joseph, shoemaker, 403 Light
Hoffman Joseph, shoemaker, 10 Pearl al
Hoffman Kunigunda, laundress, 141 s Exeter
Hoffman Lawrence, laborer, 260s Ann
Hoffman Leonard, soldier, 19 L. McElderry
Hoffman Lewis, gold beater, 26 n Frederick
Hoffman Leo, shoemaker, 17 Chesnut al
Hoffman Leonard, huckster, 162 Harford av
Hoffman Lewis, laborer, 56 Union
Hoffman Lewis, shoemaker. 109 n Calvert
Hoffman Lipman, grocery, 168 Gough
Hoffman Mrs. Mary, grocery, 29 e Pratt
Hoffman Mrs. Margaret, 232 Madison av
Hoffman Michael, confectioner, 397 w Lom-
bard
Hoffman Michael, jr., currier, 560 w Balti-
more, dw 149 s Paca
Hoffman Michael, 176 Pearl
Hoffman Nicholas, grocery, 54 L. Church
Hoffman P. P. laborer, 5 Spring ct
Hoffman Peter, musician, 227 n Bond
Hoffman Peter C. barber, 361 Canton av
Hoffman Peter, cabinet maker, 153 Dover
Hoffman Peter, plasterer, 195 Chesnut
Hoffman Robert G. 77 Franklin
Hoffman Mrs. Sarah, 20 L. Church
Hoffman Mrs. Samuel, 40 Franklin
Hoffman Mrs. Samuel Owings, 77 Franklin
HOFFMAN & SON, (G. B. Hoffman, H.
Hoffman,) sole agents Baltimore Coal Com-
pany, also offer (Cumberland Coal from best
George's Creek Mines, 2 South
Hoffman Thomas, baker, 204 Eastern av
Hoffman Thomas, shoemaker, 108 Henrietta
Hoffman Tilghman, tailor, 355 Lexington
Hoffman Valentine, carter, 297 s Sharp
Hoffman Veit, basket maker, 217 s Bond

THE GROVER Si BAKER SE^Vi:vCJ MA( III?;E is fine best for all purposes— SAI.KS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Hoffman Vpcner, tinner, 53 s Oregon
Hoffman Wm. H. Franklin house, n e cor

Franiclin and Howard
Hoffman Wm. H. baker, 19 Abey al
Hoffman Wm. H. 67 Franklin
Hoffman Wm. Gilmor, broker, 9 South, dw

Baltimore County
Hoffmeister John, watchmaker, 78 Pearl
Hoffmyer Frederick, tailor, 196 Columbia
Hoffna!j;le Andr(^w, shoemaker, 119 Low
Hoffstetter Edward, laborer, 52 Low
Hofl,.r Geo. P. tailor. 41 n Dallas
Hoflich Adam, blacksmith, 20 Dawson al
Hofli^ Anton, laborer, 54 s Central av
Hofman Andrew, 136 Bank
Hofman Capt. Geo. tavern, 145 w Lombard
Hofman Henry, locksmith and bellhanger,59

German
Hofman John, umbrella maker, 16 s Dew-
berry al

Hofman , blacksmith, 123 Columbia

Hofmeister Augustus, wagoner, 1011 w Pratt
Hofmeister Conrad, shoemaker, 216 s Bond
Hofmeister Geo. confectioner, 117 Eastern av
Hofmeister Philip, baker, 155 s Eden
Hofmester Henry, shoemaker, 3 n Dallas
Hofmester Henry, jr. 3 n Dallas
Hofnagle John, harness maker, 176 East
Hofnagle Mrs Sophia, 176 East
Hofstetter Joseph, machinist, 65 Portland
Hogan Cornelius R. cashier Maltby House
Hogan Daniel, marble polisher, cor Eager and

McKim
Hogan Daniel, laborer, 210 Raborg
Hogan Dennis, laborer, 313 n Howard
Hogan Dennis, laborer, 10 Dawson al
Hogan Dominic, restaurant, 114Dugan's whf.
Hogan Ellen, 50 Boyd
Hogan Hannah, 31 Haw
Hogan James, grocery, n e cor IMadison and

Stirling
Hogan James, laborer, 211 Cross
Hogan John, mariner, 211 Cross
Hogan John, laborer, 10 Dawson al
Hogan John F. clerk, 196 n Central av
Hogan Mrs. Mary, 77 s Wolfe
Hogan Mary, grocery, s e cor Fremont and

German
Hogan Matthew, (Hogan & Murphy,) 111 n

Paca
Hogan M.J. clerk, Eutaw House
Hogan Michael, laborer, 291 Cross
Hogan & Murphy, (M. Hogan, 0. Hogan,)

blacksmiths. 111 n Paca
Hogan Patrick, laborer, 192 e I^ombard
Hogan Patrick, laborer, 540 w Pratt
Hogan Patrick J. clerk, 48 n Exeter
Hogan Pet(,'r, tailor, 73 York
Hogan Sylvester, laborer, s w cor Eager and

lilcKim
Hogan Thomas, mariner, 211 Cross
Hogan Thomas, clerk, 26 Lemmon
Hogan Thomas, cleik, Pratt near Oregon
Hogarth James, laborer, 721 w Pratt
Hogarth Capt. Wm. A. agent, 117 Hollins
Hogdman Wm. tavern, 114 Low
Hoge Sebastian, laborer, Patuxent n of Elliott
Hogendorf Elias, clerk, 170 s Sharp
Hogg Alexander, clerk, 40 Lexington
Hogg Alexander, salesman, 24 Lexington
Hogg George C. clerk, 117 n Front
HOGG JAMES D. receiving teller Bank of
Commerce, dw 87 e Pratt

Hogg James, soldier, 34 w Biddle

Hogg James H. and John S. carpenters, 8 and

10 Clay
Hogg James H. (Jas. H &John S. Hogg,)

254 Lexington
Hogg John S. (Jas. H. & John S. Hogg,) 252

Lexington
Hogg John, carpenter, 34 w Biddle
Hogg Samuel R. shoemaker, 569 w Lombard
Hogg Thomas H. teamster, 569 w Lombard
HoggThos. R. cabinet maker, 569 w Lombard
Hogg VVm. 3 Gist
Hogg Wm. clerk, west side Gilmor 4th door

from Franklin
Hogg William, clerk, Strieker n of Franklin
Hogirson Hamilton S. ornamental japaner, 55

s Charles, dw 144 Hiilen
Hoh Michael, carter, 43 Johnson
Hohe George, laborer, 176 s Regester
Hohe John, laborer, 198 Aliceanna
Hohberger Henry, silk weaver, 23 German
Hohenberger John C. confectioner, 669 w

Baltimore
Hohbein Christian, grocery, 1 Chesnut al
Hohbein Wm. baker, 327 Penna. av
Hohlbein Conrad, porter, 74 Penna. av
Hohlbein Jacob, tailor, 70 Pearl
Hohlbein Sarah A. milliner, 70 Pearl
Hohlbine John, porter, 16 Josephine
Hohlbein Martin, carpenter, 13 Chesnut al
Hohloch Wm. watchmaker, 261 e Eager
Hohlweg Vincent, photographist, 531 W Bal-
timore
Hohrnan Andrew, tailor, 265 Franklin
Hohman Adam, laborer, 148 s Regester
Hohman Mrs. Eliz'th, grocery, 385 Saratoga
Hohman Frederick, laborer, 22 Walsh
Hohman Henry, clerk, 26 Barnet *
Hohman Henry, tailor, 15 Walker
Hohman Jacob, tailor, 321 Mulberry
Hohman John A. tallowman, 385 Saratoga
Hohman John A. shoemaker, 88 Preston
Hohman Peter, soldier, 72 Somerset
Hohman Wm. H. clerk, 88 Preston
Hohn Adam, fireman, 462 w Lombard
Hohn Christian, butcher, 176 s Regester
Hohn Edward, florist, 45 Arch
Hohn Edward, tobacconist, 45 Arch
Hohn Franklin, lager beer saloon. Green-
mount av., opposite Cemetery
Hohn John, carpenter, 102 Hiilen
Hohn John J. tobacconist, 45 Arch
Hohnberger Christian, brewer, and bottler, 89

Lee
Hoinig Mrs. B. 169 e Eager
Hokamp Joseph, shoemaker, 5 s Poppleton
Hoke Henry, gas metre maker, 12 George
Holbauer John, shoemaker, 307 Aisquith
Holbrook Christian, fitter, 9 Mercer
Holbrook Eliza, 154 Bank
Holbrook Kate, 36 n Amity
Holbrook Col. M., Fountain hotel
Holbrook Patrick M. city paver, 80 Buren
Holbrook Thomas H. 7 Young
Holbrook Wm. G. messenger Adams Ex-
press, 154 Bank
Hold George, cooper, 312 s Charles
Holdefer John, dry goods, 231 Easeern av
Holdefer Wm. huckster, 174 s Central av
Holden Caleb T. tailor, 23 s Caroline
Holden Daniel, clerk, 23 s CfU'oline
Holden Enoch P. clerk of errors, B. & 0. R.
R., dw 18 n Liberty

JAMES H. JOHNSOjV, City Steam Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

A

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Holden George W. rigger, 95 s Eden
Holden George, (Holden & Whittemore,) 95

s Eden
Holden Ira S. (Louis McMurray & Co.) 49

McCuHoh
Holden John W. market master, 562 Lex-
ington
Holden Wm. laborer, 34 .Tew al
HOLDEN &WHITTEVJ ORE, (G. Holden,
J. S. Whittemore) rigijers, over 113 Thames
Holder Eliza, grocery, 130 Elisor
Holderfer Capt. Henry, cooper, 114 3 Chester
Holdorf Garten, mariner, 219 s Ann
Holdwerth Mathias, sawyer, 80 s Wolfe
Holiday Street Theatre, Holiday nr Fayette
Holl George, cooper, 312 s Charles
Holla Julius, grocery , 67 n Schroeder
Holland Albert, professor of music, 524 w

Fayette
Holland Charles, moulder, 4 Park la
Holland Mrs. Ellen, 43 Druid Hill av
Holland Mrs. Elizabeth, 193 e Monument
Holland George W. teller National E.Kchange

Bank, dw 265 Harford av
Holland Henry, wheelwright, 44 Lancaster
Holland Jackson, carpenter, 4 Wine al., dw

197 Hanover
Holland J. 197 Hanover
Holland Jesse, cooper, 226 William
Holland Jesse, cooper, 60 Ydrk ■
Holland John, laborer, 30 Addison
Holland John, bricklayer, 18d Aisquith
Holland Mrs. Eliza, 86 George
Holland Nelson M. 18 n Schroeder
Holland Nathan, clerk P. 0., 382 Franklin
Holland Robert F. & Bro. biitchirs, 50 Centre

and 71 Belair markets, dw 296 Harford av
HOLLAND WILLIAM, upholsterer and

paper hanger, 72 n Howard
Hollander Chas. cab. warerooms, 22 w Pratt
Hollander Isaac, (Hirshberg &. Co.) 43 e Lom-
bard
Hollaron John, boiler mak.48 Greenmountav
Hollback Chas. cabinet maker, 36 Lancaster
HOLLE HENRY, tavern, 41 Commerce
Holle Julius, (Blair & Holl.-,) 67 n Schroeder
Holle Mrs. Julius, grocery, 67 n Schroeder
Holler Adam, musician, 30 n Caroline
Holler Amelia, 126 Raborg
Holler Conrad, laborer, 65 Henrietta
Holler Francis, laborer, 37 Brown
Holler John, restaurant, 60 Camden
Holleran Timothy, laborer, 37 Ryan
Hollick Gotleib, tavern, Frederick av e of

Calverton road
Hollick Mrs. Milla, 94 Hamburg
Holliday Daniel, wholesale dry goods, 5

Hanover, dw 338 w Fayette
Holliday Miss E. trim'ngs,&c. 91 Lexington
Holliday Emm.i, dressmaker, 188 German
Holliday Jesse L. printer, 94 Lexington
Holliday John R. insurance agent, 63 w Fay-
ette, dw 179 Garden
Holliday Mary E. cor Aisquith and Maiden la
Holliday Mrs. Sarah, 23 Slemmer'sal
Hollifield Wilson, photog. 147 e Baltimore
Holliman Harman, laborer, 33 n Dallas
Hollinger Dr. Daniel, 79 n Broadway
Hollingshead Mrs. Amelia R. 62 Lee
Hollingshead David A teacher, 493 w Fayette
Hollingshead Capt. Francis J. clerk, 62 Lee
HOLLINGSHEAD JAMES, treasurer of
Individual Enterprise Co. 62 Lee

Hollingshead Robert K. clerk, 493 w Fayette
HOLLINGSHEAD WM. H. constable, 13

s Poppleton
Hollingshead Wm. clerk, 13 s Poppleton
Hollingsworth Mrs. Elizabeth, 144 Columbia
Hollini;swcMth F. 300 w Fayette
Hollingsworth G. coachmaker, Farmer's

hotel, Fianklin
Hollingsworth Richard J. clerk, 42 McCulloh
Hollingsworth Thomas, conductor Towson-

town R R., Eagle Hotel, Hillen
Hollins Mrs. Amanda, 61 St. Paul
Hollins Mrs. Ahn, nurse, 58 n Pine
Hollins & Burnett, (George Hollins, H. H.
Burnett,) commission merchants and agents
for army contractors, 65 s Gay
Hollins George, (Hollins & Burnett,) 619 w

Fayette
Hollins Mrs. Mary, nurse, 5 Armistead la
HOLLINS ROBERT S. secretary N. Cen-
tral Railway, dw 131 Park
Hollins Mrs. J. Smith, 125 n Charles
Hollman Henry, wheelwright, 134 Franklin
Hollmyer Jolm, tailor, 175 Gough
Hollmyer John, laborer, Frederick road w of

toll gate
Hollow.iy Alexander, 118 n High
HoUoway Charles T 14 n Front
HOLLO WAY EDWARD, attorney, 63 w

Fayett.', dw 118 n High
Hollo way George, sr. manufacturer of Japan
varnish, paints and oils, 183 s Broadway,
dw 300 Lexington
Holloway J. Q. A. (J. J. Turner & Co.) n w

cor Higli and Trinity
Holloway James H. clerk, 28 w Baltimore
Holloway Robert, watchmaker, 118 n High
Hollyday Clarence, clerk, 29 n Calvert
Hollyday Wm. 43 n Gilmor
Holman AH^ert, mariner, 2 Fountain
Holman Jolm, laborer, 15 Cambridge
Holman Casjier, tailor, 4 West al
Holmes .Alvner, prof, of music, 100 Saratoga
Holmes A. Reese, clerk, Cary 3 doors n of
., Lexington

Holmes Aioe-rt, brass founder, 272 e Lombard
Holmes Byrou H. (R. S. Holmes & Sons,)

85 n Bro.idway
Holmes Klias, butcher, 99 Centre and 23

Lexington markets, dw 170 Penna. av
Holmes Er.i.stus N. butcher, 459 e Baltimore
Holmes Ge irice, fisherman, 4 Gould la
Holmes George, boiler maker, 115 Cross
Holmes G orge W. n w cor Bond and McEl-

derry
Holmes Hiiiiy, mariner, 122 n Central av
Holmes Jaiiii'S, printer, 33 Holland
Holmes James, machinist, 73 Holland
Holmes JoiMi K. clerk, 32 Hanover
Holmes Job,, M. (G. S. Watts & Co.) Carey

bet Saratoga and Lexington
Holmes Joim, lab. Mount Royal Hill, N.C.R.
Holmes Joiin, laborer, 7 Court row
Holmes John J. confectioner, 123 Camden
Holmes Mis Mary E. 279 William
Holmes Owi-n, laborer, Mount Royal Hill,

N.- C. R
Holmes H 'uben A. superintendent Spring

Garden Gas Works, 14 Fort av
Holmes Richard, grocer, 171 Penna. av
Holmes Roiiert S. & Sons, (R. S. Holmes,
sr., B. II. Holmes, R. S. Holmes, jr.)
hardware, n e cor Frederick and Pratt

Sliirts, Drawers. Socks, doves. Hosiei-y, Siispeiiclcra, f lieapcst and Best, at RAY-
MOND. BURTON & CO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Holmes Robert S. jr. (R. S. Holmes & Sons,)

85 n Broadway
Holmes Robert S. (R.. S. Holmes & Sons,)

85 n Broadway
Holmes Dr. Louis, 67 w Centre
Holmes Robert, shirt cutter, 31 George
Holmes Thomas, fisherman, 301 William
Holmes \Vm. britannia ware, plater, gilder,

&c. 12 Bank la, dw 820 w Baltimore
Holmes Wm. jr. gilder, 820 w Baltimore
Holreider Joseph, laborer, 502 Penna. av
Holsian John J. nail cutter, 6 n Chester
Holste Arnold, tobacconist, 14 North, dw 63

n Central av
Holstein Justus, 73 Albemarle
Holstein Wm. H. sr. tinner, 197 s Paca
Holstein Wm. H. jr. clerk, 197 s Paca
Holt Charles, bricklayer, 79 Preston
Holt Isaac P. huckster, 109 Columbia
Holt John S. bookkeeper, 278 e Lombard
HoltCapt. John T. 321 e Pratt
Holt Joseph, provisions, 278 e Lombard
Holt Joseph L. bookkeeper, n w cor Ann and

Lombard
Holt Marcellina, dressmaker, 20 Stirling
Holt Mrs. S. 141 Hudson
Holt Thomas, heater, 12 Cuba
Holt Wm. J. carter, 356 Eastern av
Holtgrave Wm. laborer, 167 King
Holthaus Andrew, butcher, 27 s Washington,

F.P.

Holthaus Francis H. cigar maker, 255 n Eden

Holthaus Francis T. & Son, (F. Holthaus,

H. C. Holthaus,) glass, oil and paints, 10

w Baltimore

Holthaus Francis T. (F. T. Holthaus & Son,)

75 w Baltimore
Holthaus Frederick, laborer, Marriott near

Haubert
Holthaus Henry C, (Francis T. Holthaus &

Son,) 75 w Baltimore
Holthaus John H., (Wm. Holthaus & Bro.,)

90 s Washington, F. P.
Holthaus Wm.& Bro.,(Wm. Holthaus, John
Holthaus,) paints, oils and glass, s e cor
Thames and Broadway
Holthaus Wm., (Wm. Holthaus & Bro.,) 9

n Washington, F. P.
Holtman Henry, (Fledderman & Holtman,)

275 n Central av
Holton Agnes, tailoress, 118 Scott
Holton David, police, 170 n Caroline
Holton Edward T., stock dealer, 400 Lex-
ington
Holton Francis H., ship joiner, 14 s Ann
Holton Henry M., collector, 84 Hanover
Holton Mrs. Harriet, 15 s Oregon
Holton Isaiah, collector, 84 Hanover
Holton John, collector, 84 Hanover
Holton Margaret, dressmaker, 118 Scott
Holtz David, engineer U. S. N., 79 McHenry
Holtz David A., paper hanger, 203 e Bal-
timore
Holtz Emanuel, jr., paper hanger, 109 n

Howard
Holtz Frederick, cooper, 212 Chesnut
Holtz Geo. G., jr., paper hanger, 101 Chats-
worth
Holtz Geo. G., sr., paper hanger, 101 Chats-
worth
Holtz Geo. N., printer, 107 n Howard
Holtz Jesse, machinist, 25 s Fremont
Holtz John, engineer, 25 s Fremont

Holtz John, engineer, West btw Eutaw and

Russell
Holtz Mary E., teacher, 109 n Howard
Holtz Robert E., upholsterer, 105 Pearl
Holtzman Anna, teacher, 80 w Hoffman
Holtzman C. C, general advertising agent,

25 n Gilmor
Holtzman Emanuel K., receiving teller First

National Bank, 80 w Hoffman
Holtzman Frederick, 369 e Eager
HOLTZMAN GKORGE, sewing machine

dealer and repairer, 285 w Prait
Holtzman John C, saloon, 162 s Caroline
Holtzman Laura, teacher, 151 Chatsworth
Holtzman Mary E., teacher, 151 Chatsworth
Holtzman Margaret H., 80 w Hoffman
Holtzman Thomas R., clerk, 15] Chatsworth
Holtzmer Theodore, cooper, 77 n Bethel ■
Holyland Charles, clerk, n e cor Broadway

and Orleans
Holyland Charles J., engraver, n e cor Broad-
way and Orleans
Holzerman Charles, shoemaker, 85 Henrietta
Holzoeder Fred'k, shoemaker, 349 s Bond
Homan Mrs. E., e Monument extended
Homan George, tailor, 18 w Lombard
Homan Peter, shoemaker, e Monument near

rope factory
Homberg Albert, clerk, 84 Ensor
Homberg Antone, cooper, 211 s Wolfe
Homberg August, cigar maker, 73 e Lombard
Homberg B. H. H., lager beer, 128 Gough
Homberg Charles, boot maker, 316 Mulberry
Homberg Martin, green grocer, 211 s Wolfe
Homer Francis, laborer, 157 n Fremont
Homes Catherine, 4 Callendar
Homrighausen . John, wines and liquors, 142

Franklin, dw 136 Columbia
Homighausen Henry, clerk, 138 Columbia
Hone Henrietta, junk shop, 287 s Charles
Honemann Harman R. grocer, n w cor Gay

and Madison
Honnemyer Joseph, tailor, 290 n Central av
Honeywell Charles B clerk, 342 Lexington
Honeywell John, (Bayne & Co.) Charles nr

Northern av
Honoway John, laborer, 845 w Pratt
Honslow John, shoemaker, 202 n Eden
Hoocker Samuel, shoemaker, 59 Booth
Hood Charles, carter, 6 n Ann
Hood Francis, tailor, 3 Momlet ct
Hood Frank, driver, Adams Express, 23 s

Calhoun
Hood John W. car driver, 966 w Baltimore
Hood John, expressman, 364 w Fayette
Hood Joshua, com. merchant, 403 w Fayette
Hood Joshua, jr driver, 403 w Fayette
Hood Martin, laborer, 296 Aliceanna
Hood Thomas J. (Lawrence & Hood,) Gen.

Wayne hotel
Hoofer Leopold, machinist, 146 s Central av
Hoofnagle Baltzer, milk, 320 s Bond
Hoofnagle John S. engineer, 80 Hill
Hoofnagle Richard H. machinist, 8 Hill
Hoofnagle Wm. moulder, 37 s Schroeder
Hoogewerff Elizabeth, 69 St. Paul
Hoogewerff John A. (John Williams & Son,)

69 St. Paul
Hoogewerff Samuel E. (Barry & Hoogewerff,)

Relay house, B. & O. R. R.
Hook Mrs. Catherine, 358 Light
Hook Cecelia, 124 Saratoga
Hook Charles W. painter, 22 Etting

jr. HE\-RY GIESE, Commission Merchant
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster

, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, St-cds, Sf
coustautly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Hook Charles P. tinner, ]27e Monument

Hook Mrs. Eleanor, 130 Johnson

Hook Enoch F. jr clerk, 41 George

Hook Enoch F. clerk, 41 George

Hook George F. clerk, 124 Saratoga

Hook Jacob, milkman, Harford av nr Point la

Hook James M. clerk, 30 George

Hook John A. (Bigley, Hook & Co.) 136 n

Exeter
Hook John, painter, 124 Saratoga
Hook John A. bricklayer, 21 Brune
Hook John T. millwrisht, 42 n Schroeder
Hook John, (Bigloy, Hook& Co.) Columbia,

Lancaster co., Pa.
Hook John F. clerk, 127 e Monument
Hook Johnsey W. clerk. Bull's Head hotel
Hook Joseph, boiler maker, 31 s Republican
Hook Maria L. 138 w Madison
Hook Mary C. teacher, 138 w Madison
Hook Marcellus, ship carpenter, 130 Johnson
Hook Sophia, grocery, 127 e Monument
Hooker Major George, 226 n Eutaw
Hooker Mrs. Mary, 80 n Repul)lican
Hooker Wilter C. teacher of penmanship,

over 207 and 209 w Baltimore
Hooker Wm. carpenter, 8 n Republican
Hoop Peter, shoemaker, 68 Bank
Hooper Augustus D. clerk. 650 w Baltimore
Hooper Benj. A. carpenter, 128 Lee
Hooper Benj. clerk, 156 w Lombard
Hooper Charles H. 119 n Eutaw
Hooper Edwin E. agent, Covington foot of

Warren, dw Barnum's hotel
Hooper Elizabeth, 163 Fayette
Hooper Eusrene H (Gambrill, Hooper& Co,

76 e Baltimore
Hooper George, painter, 279 w Pratt
Hooper Grafton, 67 s High
HOOPER Mrs. HANNAH, prop'rs Marine

Railway, cor Covington and Warren, dw n

e cor E;iger and Lovegrove al
Hooper Capt. Henry, 324 Light
HOOPER JAMES A. merchant, s w cor

Pratt and South, dw Baltimore Co
Hooper Jas. H. H. lineman police telegraph,

160 e Fayette
Hooper James, carpenter, 263 Druid Hill av
Hooper J. Henry, clerk, 32 Hanover
Hooper James E., (Wm. E. Hooper & Co ,)

Clipper Mills, Balto. Co.
Hooper Jas., jr., (Jas. Hooper & Sons.) presi-
dent Baltimore Marine Insurance Co., dw

73 Mount Vernon place
Hooper James, dentist, 197 e Baltimore
Hooper James J., grocer, 650 w Baltimore
Hooper James & Sons, (James Hooper, jr.,)

millers, cor Spear's wharf and Cable
Hooper Jeremiah P., 203 Columbia
Hooper John P., (Gassaway & Hooper,) 61

Barre
Hooper John P., jr., clerk, 61 Barre
Hooper John M., carpenter, 65 s Howard
Hooper John T., potter, 256 w Fayette
Hooper John W,, teacher, 650 w Baltimore
Hooper John G., Eagle hotel, Hillen
Hooper Capt. John W., mariner, 220 Barre
Hooper Levin W., carpenter, 13 w Riddle
Hooper Mary, n e cor Eager and Lovegrove al
Hooper Mary O., 251 Madison av
Hooper Mrs. Mary E., 61 Barre
Hooper Michael H., agent for Reid & Co.,

156 w Fayette
Hooper Robert, bookkeeper, 127 Hanover

Hooper Samuel J., clerk B. & O. R. R., 10

Greenmount av
Hooper Samuel, 13 w Biddle
Hooper Samuel H., clerk, n e cor Eager and

Lovegrove al
Hooper Mrs. Susan, 16 Greenmount av
Hooper S. U., 256 w Fayette
Hooper Theodore, (Wm. E. Hooper & Co.,)

66 e Pratt
Hooper Thomas, conductor, 723 w Pratt
Hooper Thom;is H., sailmaker, over 2 Spear's

wharf, dw 153 s Sharp
Hooper Thoma 'J., mariner, 205 e Pratt
Hooper Thomas T., laborer, 162 Cross
Hooper Thomas H., clerk, 58 s High
HOOPER WM.E.& CO., (Wm.E., Jas. E.,

Wm. J. and Theodore Hooper, and H. N.,

Henry W. and Clias. A Gambrill,) Wood-
bury Factory, cotton duck, s e corner South

and Pratt
Hooper Wm., tinner, 22 w Lombard
Hooper Wm. E., (Wm. E? Hooper & Co.,)

76 e Baltimore
Hooper William H., assistant assessor, 61

Thames, dw 10 s Ann
Hooper Wm. J., (W. E. Hooper & Co.,) Mt.

Washington, Balto. Co.
Hooper Wm., rigger, 254 s Ann
Hooper Wm., tavern, 291 n Gay
HOOPES D. H., & W. P. attorneys at law,

69 Lexington
Hoopes Davis H., (D. H. & W. P. Hoopes,)

69 Lexington
Hoopes Franklin B., machinist, 22 s Oregon
HOOPES Dr. WM. H , dentist, 84 n Eutaw
Hoopes Wm. P., (D. H. & W. P. Hoopes,)

69 Lexington
Hoopman Mary Ann, s w cor Dolphin and

Garden
Hoos John Z., tailor, 346 s Charles
Hoos John, tailor, 140 n Bond
Hoover Charles, brickmaker, 53 Aliceanna
Hoover David R. brickmaker, 3 Reservoir av
Hoover Edward, iron finisher, 109 Preston
Hoover Edgar J. clerk, 199 Columbia
Hoover F. W. sr., butcher, 199 Columbia
Hoover Francis W. jr., butcher, 67 Centre,

40 Lexington and 24 Hanover markets, dw

2ill Columbia
Hoover George, butcher, 103 Centre, 42 Han-
over and 39 Lexington markets, dw 113

Columbia
Hoover George, police, 98 s Wolfe
Hoover George, (I. H & G. W, Hoover,)

113 Columbia
Hoover George A. bookkeeper, 198 Columbia
Hoover George, laborer, 4 Wyeth
Hoover Henry, carpenter, 318 w Fayette
Hoover Ignatius H. & George W. butchers,

39 Lexington, 42 Hanover and 103 Centre

markets
Hoover Ignatius H. (I. H. & G.W. Hoover,)

91 Columbia
Hoover John, butcher, 98 Lexington market,

dw Garrison la., near Western Cemetery
Hoover Mrs. Matilda, 111 n Front
Hoover Theresa H. trimmings, 93 n Howard
Hoover Wm. H. bookkeeper, 318 w Fayette
Hope E. Cornelia, teacher, 1 Franklin
Hope John T. 270 Light
Hope Julia C. female academy, 1 Franklin
Hope Samuel, n e cor Pratt and Exeter
Hope W. H. N. clerk at Howard house

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Mamifactureis of AVliite LieatI, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glnei
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paiiits and Varuislies, 100 W. Liombard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

HO?

204

HOE

Hopf John, tailor, 3 West n]
Hopf John, shoemaker, 139 Henrietta
Hopfelt Frederick, cabinet maker, 31 Low
Hopkins Alfred, farm hand, 338 Eastern av
Hopkins Charlotte W. 84 e Fayette
Hopkins & Co. (Samuel Hunter, 1 wholesale

dry sroods dealers, 258 w Baltimore
Hopkins David, copper smelter, Clinton, n of

Boston
Hopkins Edward, detective, 100 n Front
Hopkins Egbert, clerk, C. S. department, 132

Pearl
Hopkins Elizabeth A. milliner, 54 n Front
Hopkins Emma, teacher, 698 Saratoga
HOPKINS & EICHiMAN, (J. Hopkins, J.
C. Eichman,) merchant tfiilors, n w corner
Baltimore and Charles
Hopkins Franklin, can manufactory, 86 s

Broadway, dw 332 e Prait
Hopkins Geo. C. M. R. salesman, 9 Hollins
Hopkins George W. 240 n Howard
Hopkins George G. tinner, 240 n Howard
Hopkins Gerard T. (T. & G T. Hopkins,)

58 Courtland
Hopkins Gideon P. (W. H. & G. P. Hop-
kins,) 48 Columbia
Hopkins Gilbert, laborer, 42 e Pratt
HOPKINS, HARDEN & KKMP, (L. N.
Hopkins, J. S. Harden, C. E. Kemp,) im-
porters and dealers in hardware, 336 w
Baltimore
Hopkins Hammond, clerk, 9 Hollins
Hopkins Capt. Isaac, mariner, 1 19 n Gay
Hopkins James H. (Hopkins & Marshall,)

395 w Lombard
Hopkins James, shoemaker, 299 e Lombard
Hopkins James H. clerk tobacco warehouse,

29 Hollins
Hopkins James, laborer, 201 n Exeter
Hopkins James T. carpenltr, 114 s Regester
Hopkins James H. (Hopkin.s & Marshall,)

395 w Lombard
Hopkins James, ship joiner, 114 s Regester
HOPKINS & JANNEY, (L. .\. Hopkins, J.
H. Janney,) produce, provision and general
commission merchants, 18 S(>ears wharf
Hopkins John, tin and sheet iron worker, 4

n Broadway
Hopkins Johns G. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 23 s

High
Hopkins Johns, pres't Mercliants' Bank, of-
fice Commercial Buildings, n e corGayand
Lombard, dw 81 Saratoga
Hopkins J. W. clerk. 94 Sai.itnga
Hopkins J. Seth, (Sylvester & Hopkins,) 164

w Lombard
Hopkins Mrs. J. A. seminarv for young la-
dies, 698 Saratoga
Hopkins J. W, tailor, 31 Pe.irl
Hopkins J. S. (Armstrong & Hopkins,) 74

Saratoga
Hopkins Joseph (Hopkin.s & Eichraan,) 24

s Greene
Hopkins Joseph R. officer Maryland Peniten-
tiary, dw 9 Hollins
Hopkins Lambert N. (.Hopkins, Harden &

Kemp,) 5 McCulloh
Hopkins Lewis N. (Hopkins & Janney,) 74

Saratoga
Hopkins Lewis T. engineer. 175 Ramsay
Hopkins Lizzie, teacher, 61H Saratoga
Hopkins Mahlon, (Sellman ^ Hopkins,) 19
Franklin

Hopkins Marshall, engineer, 112 Dolphin
Hopkins & Marshall, (J. H. Hopkins, T. B.

Marshall,) carpenters and builders, 31 s

Eutaw
Hopkins Mrs. Mary B. 169 n Eutaw
Hopkins Merrill, 19 Franklin
Hopkins & Milnor, (W. S. Hopkins, J. P.

Milnnr, jr.,) cloth commission merchants,

over 16 Hanover
Hopkins Dr. Reynolds, 19 Franklin
Hopkins Richard, carpenter, 217 w Fayette
HopKins Robert D. clerk, 19 s Howard
Hopkins Samuel E., Eager near St. Paul
Hopkins Samuel, 19 Franklin
Hopkins Samuel M. coach maker, 120 n

Scliroeder
Hopkins S. Harris, clerk, 262 w Fayette
Hopkins Capt. Thomas, 118 s Wolfe
Hopkins Thos. (T. & G. T. Hopkins,) 21

Fr.iklin
Hop; I IS Thomas A. attorney, Fountain hotel
Hopi.iHS Thomas, laborer, 25 Front, above

Exrt, r
HOPKLXS T. & G. T. grocers and commis-
si-: ; M'rchants, 68 Light, cor Pialt
Hoj ; I1-! Wesley, tailor, 31 Pearl
Hopkins Wm, F. attorney, 59 Hollins
Hopki ,s Wm. S. (Milnor & Hopkins,) 59

Hnlims
Hopli' ~ Wm. & G. P. carpenters and build-
ers. Ilk" Hanover
Ho.., IS Wm. (W. H. & G. P. Hopkins,)

9(1 - I' ica
Hopk ,- Wm. 21 Franklin
Hoi! s Wm. laborer, 3 Pleasant al
Ho: -s Wm. L. clerk Provost Marshal's

oli: . J.')9 s Paca
Hop , .!> Wm. M. clerk, 180 n Eutaw
Hopk I s Wm. F. painter, 35 s Carey
Hoprkinson Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 28 n

Or :nn
Hni 1 ison Dr. Moses A. dentist, office and

dv. ~7 n Eutaw
HopL y,,Q Thomas E. wagoner, 28 n Oregon
Hoji i'' ter, laborer, 19 Hall al
Ho|'i Menry, boot fitter, 174 L. Greene
Hop KUen, 333 Saratoga
Ho] : Franklin, moulder, 5 Neighlior
HO, ill SAMUEL W. T. general insur-

ai: ir'l, 69 w Second, dw 174 Franklin
Hoi ■ Wm. moulder, 260 e Chase
Hop Christopher, cabinet maker, 329 n

C ■! av
Hop kihn, drayman, 33 Milliman
H(i| kiseph, clerk, 156 w Madison
Hor I imes, shoemaker, 312 e .Vlonument
Hoi A'm. shoemaker, 190 n Kden
Hor vlrs. Mary, 136 Holiday
Hor Frederick, laborer, 254 s Durham

Hor David, laborer, n e cor Ef stern av

an Keter
Hor '".(Iward, laborer, 12 s Central av
Hoi Cornelius, machinist, 112 Scott

H:M David, 112 Scott

Hoi r Henry, sawyer, 108 West

Hor Thomas, tailor, 83 s Bethel
Hoi iam, cooper, 18 Bank
Hoi xander, carpenter, 272 n Kutaw

Hoi izer, varnisher, 226 Mulberry

Hoi iijamin, tanner, 577 Penna. av

Hoi s'per, butcher, 78 s Wolfe

Hor y.'A, corset maker, 139 Lexington, dw

37 .ina. av

THi: GROVKR & BAK{ !«. SEAV^XG MACHI>
ilOO^IS— 181 BaltiiK

. he best for all purposes — !<AIiBB
•Jreet.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

HOR

205

HOS

Horn Ferdinand, porter, 23 n Fremont, near

Peniia av
Horn Francis, clerk, 272 n Eutaw
Horn Mrs. Haniiali, 179 German
Horn Hiiiiy, boot fitter, 468 Walsh
Horn Hciiiy, shoemaker, 2 ii Oregon
Horn HLiiiy, tailor, 351 e Lombard
Horn Jai nil, drover, 90 Payson
Horn Jninrs, clerk, 272 n Eutaw
Horn Mrs. Jane, Park la near city limits
Horn John, cooper, 426 w Lombard
Horn Jolui, wheelwright, 127 Vine
Horn Col. Jno. W., U. S. A., Ill s Broadway
Horn Josi'|iii, groceries and liquors, n e cor

Paca and Lexington, dw 96 n Eutaw
Horn Jor^e|ih, violinist, 2 n Oregon
Horn Lawr(i:;e, 57 Clillord al
Horn Mr.<. Louisa R. 269 Lexington
HORN LOI ISC. druggist, n e cor Chats-
worth aiiit Mulberry
Horn Magdaleua, variety, 23 n Fremont ex-
tended
Horn Mi'hael, laborer, 211 n Bond
Horn Miel.ael, 102 Hillen
Horn Miciiacl, pocket book mak. 102 Hillen
Horn Peter, laborer, 255 Aliceanna
Horn Philip, druggist, 106 n Greene, dw 256

Lexington
Horn Racln;l, 96 n Eden
Horn Theoduif, grocer, 378 Penna. av
Horn Wni. Linner, 70 s Caroline
Horn Will. ii. 55 s Sharp
Horn Will, clerk, 447 w Fayette
Horn Wm. eai|ieiiier, 110 Raborg
Horneck Adum, wagoner, 11 Walker
Horner Albeit, f. butcher, 81 Lexington and

10 Holliii.s niai kets, dw Belizhoover la
Horner Albeit .\. clerk, 121 German
Horner Ann, 117 s Regester
Horner Mi.s. 'J.u.iliue, seamsfress, 49 Preston
Horner Eaton G. 2^9 Mulberry
Horner Emily, seamstress, 254 Canton av
Horner E. ilns^, French and English fancy
good.s, over 3i(5 w Baltimore, dw 105 Mul-
berry
HORNER FRANK F. & CO. (F. F. Hor-
ner, G. !S. Howser,) dealer.s in boots,
shoes, hat.s, ea^s, &c. , 324 w Baltimore
Horner F. F. (I'rank F. Horner & Co.) Car-
roll county
Horner Jam. s Oliver, clerk, 105 Mulberry
Horner Janies R clerk, 18 n Ann
Horner John, watchman, 9 Gough
Horner John, 1 .borer, 107 n Bethel
HORNEU .UJIL\ A. notions and fancy goods,

306 w B.;ltiii...re, dw 133 Hoffman
Horner John VV . clerk, 106 Lexington

HORNER JOSHUA, Bone Dust
Manufacturer,— keeps constantly
on hand iurge quantities of Paper
and Wool I n Stock, also Metals,
140, 142 i. ud 144 Stirling, dw 34
Chew. — [^ e pp. 14 and 29 Advertisements.]

Homer K -zi ,
Horner R >! . i
Horner Vv

QuartPiii;
Horner W: .

JAMK.S J..

seamstress, 34 Warren
I . clerk, 63 w Biddle

irison, Assistant Auditor

■ >5 s Sharp

. Biddle

Horner Wm. C. ship joiner, 46 Hughes
Horner Wolf, laborer" 1 Winderling row
Horney Edward, shoemaker, 202 Canton av
Horney Edward, shoemaker, 108 Hanover
Horney John, ship carpenter, 332 Canton av
Horney John, seaman, 49 s Chapel
Horney Samuel A. ship joiner, 164 Bank
Horney"Mary J. tailoress, Wolfe betw. Bal-
timore and Fayette
Horney Samuel C. engineer, 101 s High
Horney Thomas, ship carpenter, 321 e Pralt
Horney Thomas, plasterer, 353 Cross
Horney Wm plasterer, 84 Columbia
Hornet Ellen, 32 Granby
Hornick John, shoemaker, 76 Preston
Horning Charles, grocer, 2 McHenry
Horning Ferdinand, cooper, 22 Bevan
Hornly John, can maker, 76 n High
Hornung John G. cabinetmaker, 228 s Ann
Horpel John N. shoemaker, 200 w Fayette
HorrGeorge, shoemaker, 4 s Amity
Horr John W. tavern, 253 Canton av
Horrigan David, porter, ne cor Eastern av

and Exeter
Horrigan Patrick, laborer, 86 Mount
Horrisburger Rudolph, tailor, 3 Etna la
Horsey Geo. W. (Horsey, Millar & Co.) 342

w Lexington
Horsey John 0. clerk, 365 w Fayette
Horsey, Miliar* Co. (G. W. Horsey, C.W
Millar, S. Batten,) wholesale dry eoods.
242 w Baltimore ^ ^

Horschneider Henry, 14 s Regester
Horst Conrad, b;«ker, 191 s Caroline
Horst Earnest, butcher. Garrison la, n of

Frederick road
Horst George, restaurant, 26 Bank
Horst George, huckster, 113 Eastern av
Horst John, laborer, 113 Eastern av
Horst John, laborer, 86 s Bond
Horst John, laborer, 7 Orchard
Horst Kuhn, baker, 141 Aisquith
Horstman Chas. ship carpenter, 104 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Horstman Frederick, butcher. Garrison la n

of Frederick road
Horstman Henry, tobacconist, 32 Orleans
Horstman John, carpenter, 108 s Chapel
Horstman Mrs. Sarah, 32 Abey al
Horton Catharine B. 121 s High
Horton Henry P. hosemaker,41 n Frederick
dw 39 '

Horton Henry P. carriage-body maker, 39 n

Frederick
Horton James M. assistant cashier Hamilton

Easter & Co., 121 s High
Horton Oliver, baker, 136 Lexington
Horton Rebecca, teacher, 121 s High
Horton Thomas B. clerk, 121 s High
HORTON WM. oils and lamps, 434 w Bal-
timore
Hortsmyer Ernst W. foreman, 198 s Ann
Horwell Edward C. bookkeeper City Collect-
or's office, 85 n High
Horwitz Benj. F. attorney, 37 Lexington, dw

18 Cathedral
Horwitz Orville, attorney, 38 St. Paul, dw

140 n Charles

HORWITZ THEOPHILUS B. attorney, 25

Lexington, opposite Court House, dw n e

cor Charles and Lexington

Horzog Tliomas, restaurant, 166 s Broadway

Hosbach Fred'k,dry goods, 641 w Baltimore

«SO]V, City Steam Firewood MlUs— "Warren's Fire and Water-proof
and Patent Neoteric Smokiag Tabes, over 99 W. Baltimore-«t.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MABBLE HALL, No. 40.

HOS

206

HOW

Hosbaugh Wm. carpenter, 29 n Exeter
Hoselman John, laborer, 284 Aliceanna
Hosfield Lewis, cierk, 174 e Lombard
Hoslial Caleb, grocery, s e cor Greenmount

av and Eager
Hosking George, time-keeper B. & 0. R. R.

6 s Carey
Hoskins Ellen S. 115 s High
Hoskins Hiram, flour, 22 Commerce, dw 115

s High
Hoskins Wm. carpenter, 58 Albemarle
Hosman John, laborer, 71 w Hoffman
Hosman Wm. ship carpenter, 292 e Lombard
Hosmer Amos H. clerk, S3 HoUins
Hosmer Charles E. confectionery, 20 Sterrett
Hosmer H. A. cltrk, 83 Hollins
Hosmer James R. attorney, 37 Lexington,

dw 81 w Monument
Hosmer John, laborer, 131 s Chapel
Hosmer Mrs. Margaret, 83 Hollins
Hosoh John, laborer, 131 s Chapel
Hossbach Frederick, piano maker, 643 w

Baltimore
Hossbach Phil, piano maker, 289 s Sharp
Hossefros Lewis H. bricklayer, 212 Peirce
Hossefros Sarah, 252 e Baltimore
Hossler Christian, laborer, 170 Canton av
Hotchkiss Thomas, 278 Lexington
Hoten William, cigar maker, 94 s Sharp
Hotter Andrew, laborer, 86 n Ann
Hottes George, tailor, 46 Druid Hill av
Hottes John, tailor, 82 Orleans
Hottman Philip, laborer, 284 Aliceanna
Hotton Andrew, laborer, 395 Canton av

Houck , cooper, 90 Dover

Houck Alfred, usher, 143 n Fremont
Houck Alfred, cigar maker, 143 n Fremont
HOUCK ALPHOx\SU T. bill poster and

distributing agent, over 4 s Gay, dw 209 n

Eutaw
Houck Anthony V. agent, 25 Mosher
Houck Casper, laborer, 382 s Charjea
Houck Charles M. cigar maker, 129 Conway
Houck Elizabeth, boarding, 207 n Eutaw
Houck Flora M. 135 e Lombard
Houck George A. carpenter, 290 n Eutaw
Houck George H. detective, 29 n Paca
Houck Henry, 41 Hillen
Houck Henry T. bookbinder, 325 n Eutaw
Houck Jacob, carpenter, 294 n Eutaw
Houck Jacob W. police, 1 Bolton
Houck Ur. Jacob W. 10 n Front
Houck Jesse, carpenter, 101 Vine
Houck John, cigar maker, 294 n Eutaw
Houck Joseph, tailor, 214 e Eager
Houck Lydia, agent, 34 Dolphin
Houck Mary R. dressmaker, 41 Hillen
Houck Ventel, shoemaker, 125 Peirce
Hough Benj. B., U. S. detective, 72 Raborg
Hough Charles A. clerk, 45 Carey
Hough J. E. 150 s Sharp
Hough Mrs. Mary Ann, 150 s Sharp
Hough Wm. T. (Bayne & Co.) 45 n Carey
Houghton Mary H. 86 Mulberry
Houlton Mrs, Laura, 43 Carey
Houlton Samuel C. attorney, 44 St. Paul, dw

43 n Carey
Houmuth William, blacksmith, 72 Decker
Hou]it Augustus, jr. car driver, Frederick av

w of Fulton
Houpt Augustus, sr. carter, Frederick av w

of Fulton
Houpt Jacob, shoemaker, 45 Harrison

Houpt John, shoemaker, 43 Harrison
House Charles H. clerk, 168 Mulberry
House Edwin, clerk, 250 w Baltimore
House Edwin, painter, 102 n Caroline
House George, bricklayer, 269 e Monument
House Isaac, machinist, 180 McHenry
House James A. real estate agent, dw 14 n

Eutaw
House Jesse, carpenter, 29 e Fayette
House John Q. A. carpenter, 38 s Exeter
House of Refuge, nr. Frederick road, beyond

1st toll gate
House Samuel A. whiskies, brandies and

wines, 94 Light-st whf, dw 277 w Lombard
House Wm. A. (Wm. A. House & Co.) 52

Conway
House W^m. A. & Co. (Wm. A. House, G.

T. Sauerhoff,) coal dealers, oifice s w cor

Lombard and South
Houseman Augustus C. 50 Pearl
Houseman George, drayman, 75 Portland
Houseman Joseph, carter, Patapsco al near

Charles-st
Houseman Wm. H. blacksmith, 136 Ham-
burg
Houser Dennis, machinist, 103 n Fremont
Houser George, brush maker, 89 Hillen
Housler Jacob, carter, Winan's row
Houston James, ice dealer, s e cor Ann and

Hampstead
Houston James F. carpenter, 14 n Oregon
Houston John, laborer, 70 Boyd
Houston Mary, teacher, 70 Boyd
Houston Samuel T. clerk U. S. Q. M., 17

Aisquith
Houys John, baker, 34 n Spring
Howard Ann, seamstress. 111 s Wolfe
HOWARD BANK, n w cor Howard and

Fayette
Howard B. C. 220 n Charles
Howard Charles, 33 Read
HOWARD, COLE & CO. (G. W. Howard,

J. N. Cole.H. F. Shurman; wholesale dry

goods, 351 w Baltimore
Howard Cornelius, ship joiner, 187 s Ann
Howard Mrs. Delia, 49 Ensor
Howard Eli D. collector Water Department,

48 Spring row
Howard Mrs. Elizabeth, milk, 171 s Paca
Howard Elizabeth C. boarding, 64 Gough
Howard Elizabeth C. board'g, 132s Broadway
Howard F. K. attorney, 101 n Charles
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE CO., s e

cor South and Second, Andrew Reese, prest.
Howard George, bricklayer, 171 s Paca
Howard George W. (Shipley, Roane & Co.)

35 McCuUoh
Howard George W. (Howard, Cole & Co.)

35 McCulloh
Howard Henry J. author and correspondent,

85 e Pratt
Howard Henry, puddler, 22 Burke
Howard Mrs. Lieut. Col. Henry, 113 n Eden
HOWARD HOUSE, 5 n Howard, John Mc-
intosh, proprietor
Howard Isaiah S. clerk, 317 e Baltimore
Howard James, 225 n Eutaw, Hamilton place
Howard John, sawyer, 24 Walker
Howard John J. soldier, 220 Piaborg
Howard John, blacksmith, 110 York
Howard Joseph C. tinner, 86 Peirce
Howard Mrs. Louisa M. 86 Peirce
Howard L. N. sutler, 83 Lee

SHIRTS!

SHIRTS ! I SHIRTS ! '. ! RAYJ^iOXD, BURTOIV & CO. are now located a*
168 Baltiinore-st., betrreen Calvert and St. Paul.

i^

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

HOW

207

HUD

Howard Margaret, 99 Saratoga
Howard Martha J. 133 n Bond
Howard Matthias, harness maker, 24 New

Church
Howard Mrs. Minerva, 293 Hollins
Howard Miss R. milhnery, 41 e Baltimore
Howard Tlieodore, 15 Hillt-n
Howard Thomas, pressman, 171 s Paca
Howard Tliomas, sailor, 31 Thames
Howard Wm. T. drauglitsman, 12 Jefferson
Howard Wm. clerk. Hand tavern, 42 n Paca
Howard Wm. 206 Columbia
Howard Wm. clerk, Howard house
Howard Wm. B. laborer, 22 n Oregon
Howard Wm. B. carpenter, 113 n Eden
Howard Wm. custom house, 85 Gough
Howard Wm. H. salesman, 175 Mulberry
Howe Arnst, lager beer, 4fi e Lombard
Howe John W. tinner, 35 n Poppleton
Howe Lucinda, 231 n Eden
HOWELL & BROS., (D. C. Howell, J.
Robb) importers and manufacturers of pa-
per hangings, 260 w Baitiujore — [See Adver-
tisement fore edge of book.]
Howell Chas., conductor, N. C. R., 2 Stirling
Howell Darius C. (Howell & Bros.) Balto. Co.
Howell Geo. H. plasterer, 259 Garden
Howell John H. speculator, 227 Montgomery
Howell Mary, Clinton s of Boston
Howell R. L. army contractor, 26 North
Howell Mrs. Susan, 42 Franklin
Howell Theodore, agent 69 n High
Howell Thos. blacksmith, Clinton n of Boston
HOWELL WM. & SON, ^0. H. Williams,
W. S. Williams) wholesale grocers, ship-
ping and commission merchants, 60 s Gay,
warehouse Buchanan's wharf
Howell Wm. P. 318 Hollins
Howiti Wm, H. wagon master, 206 Columbia
Howley Mrs. Mary, 139 vv Biddle
Howline Daniel, laborer, 32 Jew al, 0. T.
Howse Maggie, 80 Aisquith
Howser Gassaway S. (Frank F. Horner &

Go.) 121 German
Howser George, laborer, 634 Light
Howser Israel, engineer, 98 n Fremont
Howser Jacob R. japanner and ornamental

painter, 18 s Calvert, dw 36 e Fayette
Howser Lewis A. bacon, 340 Saratoga
Hoy Timothy, laborer, 45 Stockton al
Hoyt Henry E. 77 n Charles
Hoyt Starr, tavern and boarding, 159 East-
ern av
Hoyt Wm. H. clothing, 41 n Charles, dw 525

w Fayette
HUBBALL E. plumber, 8 n Liberty, dw

228 Garden
Hubbard Adam, wheelwright, 159 Preston
Hubbard Annie, 136 Hamburg
Hubbard Bartholomew, soldier, 181 s Cas-
tle al
Hubbard Buren, mariner, 38 Henrietta
Hubbard Mrs. B. grocery, 42 Williamson al
Hubk'.rd Cliarles, mariner, 152 e Monument
Hubbard Charles, tanner, 323 n Central av
Hubbard Daniel, 147 Greenmount av
Hubbard Geo. W. sailmaker, 104 s Broadway
Hubbard Capt. Henry, mariner, 128 William
Hubbard Capt. James, 354 e Monument
Hubbard James, hackman,.29 Constitution
Hubbard James W. blacksmith, 22 Gist near

Essex
Hubbard John, clerk, 143 s Chester

Hubbard John T. painter, 141 West
Hubbard John W. machinist, 104 s Broadway
Hubbard Jonathan T. plasterer, 191 Bank
Hubbard Mrs. Julia, vest maker, 14 Pros-
pect la
Hubbard Miss Mary, 6 Chatsworth
Hubbard Rebecca, 402 n Gay
Hubbard Samuel, clerk, 38 n Calvert
Hubbard Thomas, blacksmith, 194 n Broad-
way
Hubljard Tilghman H. commission merchant,

3 Camden, dw Caroline Co
Hubbard Capt. William, mariner, 104 s

Broadway
Hubbard William, cigar maker, 354 e Monu-
ment
Hubbard Capt. William, mariner, 98 s High
Hubbard William, rigger, 129 Gough
Hubbell Augustine, cork cutter, -65 Buren
Hubbell Benedict, tobacconist, 65 Buren
Hubbell Benedict, tobacconist, 6 and 8 Con-
stitution
Hubbell Bernard, sawyer, 65 Buren
Hubbell Clark, sutler, 374 Lexington
Hubberd Simon, groceries and liquors, 143

Hudson
Hubbert J. blacksmith, 92 Grundy
Huljljert Samuel, carver, 92 Grundy
Hubbert William, machinist, 98 York
Hubener Julius, porter, 457 w Baltimore
Huber Anton, turner, 121 Vine
Huber Bartlett, Chester bet. Gough and Bank
Huber Charles, shoemaker, 54 n Spring
Huber George, blacksmith, 88 Orleans
Huber George, coachmaker,-88 Orleans
Huber George, 28 s Bethel
Huber George, tailor, 280 Aisquith
Huber Geo. M. wood sawyer, 27 s Bethel
HUBER HENRY E. book and job printer,

over 4 n Charles, dw 70 n Poppleton
Huber John A. printer, 70 n Poppleton
Huber John G. tailor, 329 n Central av
Huber Joseph, at sugar refinery, 295 n Cen-
tral av
Huber Leinhart, brush maker, 50 Abbot
Huber Michael, turner, 121 Vine
Huber Michael, shoemaker, 270 n Central av
Huber Kuhn, wagoner, 280 Aisquith
Hubers Hermann, watch mak. 215 s Broadway
Hubert Charles, tanner, 323 n Central av
Hubert Mrs. Gustine, 21 Union al
Hubert I. tailor, 196 s Castle al
Hubert Wm. tailor, 26 Ensor
Hubner John, lager beer and oyster saloon, 2

n Central av
Hubner Mrs. Mary, seamstress,3 Armistead la
Hubschman Geo. farmer, 38 Durham
Hucliison Mary J. taverji, 339 Penna. av
Huchison Thos J. cigar maker, 339 Penna. aT
Hucksole E. lager beer saloon, 20 Park
Hucht Casper, tobacconist, 91)2 'i Eutaw
Hucht John, packing box maker, 40 n Pine
Hucht John, packing box maker, 7 Park
Hucht John B. painter, 8 L. Monument
Hucht Theodore, shoemaker, 62 Park
Huck Frederick, tailor, 74 Bank
Huck Richard S. clerk, 492 w Fayette
Hudgens Jesse L. ship carpenter, 46 Fawn
Hudgins John W. trunk maker, 28 Chesnut
Hudgins John R. edge tool manuf. s w cor

Pratt and Mill, dw 73 s Eden
Hudgins Shadrack, nightman, 145 e Monument
Hudgins Shadrack B. mariner, 355 Canton av

St HENRY GIESB, Commission Mercbant, for tine sale of Flour, Oralii, Seeds, dM>
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plfuter constantly on band, Sil gpear'g WharC

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
Ho. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Hudgins Wm A. itiariner, 355 Canton av
Hudgins William M. oystennan, 355 Can-
ton av
Hudgson Charles, druggist, 201 Hanover
Hudson Catlierine IVl. dressmaker, 327 Light
Hudson David, agent coal and wood, 25 s

Howard
Hudson Edward, blacksmith, 76 Gough
Hudson Edward, mariner, 163 Hughes
Hudson Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding, 72 Lan-
caster
Hudson Joel M. watchmaker, 477 w Pratt
Hudson Jolin, engineer, 50 s Chapel
Hudson Leo, actress, 69 n Exeter
Hudson Mrs., 165 Cathedral
Hudson Mrs. Rebecca F. ladies' nurse, 19

New
Huet Dr. Augustus, s e cor Fayette and Fred-
erick
Huet Emile, plumber, 687 w Baltimore

Huens , carpenter, 202 Lee

Hueston William George, carpenter, 158

Penna. av
Huff Orzula, seamstress, 99 Washington, P.H
Huff Wm. shoemaker, 159 s Exeter
Huff Wm. cakes, 87 s Wolfe
Huffington Capt. Wm. W. 338 e Baltimore
Huffman Jacob, shoemaker, 99 s Regester
Huffmeister Philip, barber, 61 Hanover
Huffnagle Simon, milkman, Clinton s of Bos-
ton
Huffrer John, laborer, 288 Aliceanna
Huffington Capt. Wm. "W. 103 s Eden
Hufnagel Sebastian, slioemak., 260 Eastern av
Hufty Francis, (Charles L. Lockwood & Co.)

Washington, D. C.
Hugel John, cloth cutter, 136 Orleans
Hugg Annie C. teacher, 71 n Eutaw
Hugg Bcnj. F. printer, 267 n Dallas
Hugg John H. &.Co. lumber commission mer-
chants, 56 East Falls av
Hugg Capt. Jacob W. mercht.36s Broadway
Hugg John H. (John H. Hugg & Co ) 84 s

Broadway
Hugg Louisa E., teacher, 71 n Eutaw
Hugg Richard, ladies' shoes, 71 n Eutaw
Huggins Ambrose L. agent Boston Steamship
line, foot of Frederick-st. dock, dw 117
Conway
Huggings Elwood, clerk, 117 Conway
Huggins Thomas J. dry goods, 79 w Biddle
Huggins Wm. painter, 16 n Oregon
Hughes Alice, grocery, 8 s Amity
Hughes Amanda, 250 Lexington
Hughes Mrs. Ann, St. Charles restaurant,

Hull near Marriott
Hughes Anthony, laborer, 53 Chapel
Hughes Mrs. Aquilla D., 74 n Eutaw
Hughes Bartholomew, boiler maker 25 Ar-

mistead la
Hughes Catherine, 164 s Howard
Hughes Chas. E. clockmaker, 233 Peirce
Huglies Christopher C. tanner, 2:J:i w Biddle
Hughes Edward, liquors, 1 w Biiidle
Hughes Emeline, eating saloon, 63 Arch
Hughes Francis, clerk, 107 Cathedral
HUGHES GEORGE W. cheunst, 222 w

Biddle
Hughes Flenry, laborer, 35 w Lombard
Hughes Henry C. N. coffee roaster, 479 w

Pratt
Hughes H. C. carpenter, 479 w Pratt
Hughes Hugh, engineer, 208 e Madison

Hughes James, tallow chandler, 36 Josephine
Hughes Capt, James, wood inspector, 92 Hill
Hughes James, tallow chandler, 59 Arch
Hughes James, bricklayer, 127 s Castle
Hughes Mrs. James, 32 Biddle al
Hughes James A. carpenter, 107 Cathedral
Hughes James, butcher, Clinton near Boston
Hughes Joanna E. teacher, 17bChesnut
Hughes John, butcher, 6 Baker
Hughes John, sr. wagoner, 101 Preston
Hughes John, huckster, 2 e Second
Hughes John, shipping and commission mer-
chant, under Corn Exchange, n w cor South

and Wood, dw 572 w Fayette
Hughes John T. (Charles Reese & Co.) 107

Cathedral
Hughes John, painter, 124 s Ann
Hughes John, laborer, 17 Pleasant al
Hughes John, huckster, 140 Druid Hill av .
Hughes John, 141 Aliceanna
Hughes John W. carter, Monument e of

Broadway
Hughes John C. C. watchmaker, 1 Watson
Hughes John, jr. painter, 101 Preston
Hughes John, laborer, 15 Hull
Hughes John, laborer, 77 n Front
Hughes John, printer, 100 n Front
Hughes John, tavern, 180 Pearl
Hughes John & Sun (John Hughes, Thos.L.

Hughes,) cabinet makers and undertakers,

65 s Broadway
Hughes John, {J. Hughes & Son,) 65 s

Broadway
Hughes Joseph R. plasterer, 285 Franklin
Hughes Mrs. Lucretia, 302 e Lombard
Hughes Margaret, laundress, 68 n Central av
Hughes Mrs. Margaret, 189 Dover
Hughes Mrs, Margaret, Falls road near toll

gate
Hughes Maggie A. teacher, 208 e Madison
Hughes Mary C. teacher, 293 s Paca
Hughes Mrs. Mary, 348 Harford av
Hughes Martin, laborer, 21 New
Hughes Mrs. Mary, 301 Forrest
Hughes Mrs. Mary, grocery, 293 s Paca
Hughes Michael, carpenter, 64 s Poppleton
Hughes Patrick H. barkeeper, 115 Camden
Hughes Patrick sexton Friends'burial ground,

Harford av near city limits
Hughes Patrick, sexton St. John's church,

cor Valley and Eager
Hughes Patrick, laborer, 32 Biddle al
HUGHES PETER, liquors, 57 Centre Mar-

ket space, dw 17 s Wolfe
Hughes Philip, grocer, 479 w Pratt
Hughes Philip, boiler maker, 25 Armistead la
Hughes Robert, clerk, 208 e Madison
Hughes Robert, grocery, 130 George
Hughes Robert, plumber, 46 St. Paul, dw 417

w Lombard
Hughes Capt. S. 88 s Caroline
Hughes Scott, jr. upholsterer, 88 s Caroline
Hughes Mrs. Sarah, 417 w Lombard
Hughes Mrs. Sarah, 178 Chesnut
Hughes Mrs. S. W. 77 n Charles
Hughes Thomas, (Chas. Reese & Co.) 107

Cathedral
Hughes Thomas L. (John Hughes & Son,)

65 s Broadway
Hughes Thomas, carter, 4 Eden al
Hughes Wm; F. blacksmith, McHenry w of

Fulton
Hughes Wm. G. stone cutter, 178 Chesnut

AUG. G. MEYER Si CO., Manuf.it tiirers of 'WlUte I.ead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue*
Neatsfoot OH, Saltpetre, Paint* and VamlBhes, 100 "W. liOmbara Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Hughes Wm. H. awning maker, 207 Ramsay
Hughes Wm. H. 154 Baire
Hughes Wm. M. laborer, 104 n Caroline
Hughes Wm. superintendent at Camden de-
pot, dw 154 Barre
Hughes Wm. chairmaker, 36 n Bond
Hughes Wm. H. cabinet maker, s w cor Pratt

and Wolfe
Hughes Wm. H. clerk, 107 Cathedral
Hughes Zachariah, laborer, n e cor Monu-
ment and Burke
Hughey Thomas, flour inspector, Howard

house
Hughlett Mary, saleswoman, 142 n Eden
Hughlett Martha W. 399 w Fayette
Huhman Amos, cigar store, 8 Druid Hill
Huhn John F. soldier, 65 Preston
Huin Martin, merchant tailor, 20 Second, dw

23 s Fremont
Huiss John G. 182 n Broadway
Hulbert Alvin, 144 w Baltimore
Hull George, shoestore, 168 e Baltimore
Hull Robert, dry goods, 258 w Baltimore
Hull Wm G. V. teller Johnston Bros. & Go's

banking house, dw 47 s Eden
Hull Wm. commission merch. 66 South, dw

512 w Baltimore
HuUer Conrad, laborer, 65 Henrietta
HuUett James, carter, 240 Franklin
HULLS JOHN, oils, paints and glass, 128 n

Gay
Hulse Bernard, cooper, n e cor Forrest and

McElderry
Hulse & Brothers, (George Hulse, Henry
Hulse,) steam dying establishment, 146 n
Howard
Hulse Chas. A. dyer, 70 n Eutaw
Hulse Geo. (Hulse & Bros.) s e cor Saratoga

and Holiday
Hulse George, painter, 56 Holiday
Hulse Henry, coach painter, 56 Holiday
Hulse Henry, (Hulse & Bros.) s e cor Sara-
toga and Holiday
Hulse James H. steam tlyer, 269 w Pratt, dw

453 w Baltimore
Hulse James H. steam dyer, 95 w Baltimore
Hulse John H. dyer, 70 n Eutaw
Hulse Samuel, laborer, 5 Young
Hulseman Fred'k W. laborer, 81 Albemarle
Hulseman Henry, junk shop, 128 Thames
Hulshoff Gerhard, shoemaker, 24 Park
Hults Robert, shoe manufactory, over n e cor
Calvert and Water, branch 196 Lexington,
dw 189 Lee
Hultz Susan, 32 Jackson
Hultz, Wm. P. cigar maker, 179 e Madison
Hultzman George, laborer, 104 Patuxent
Hulzheid John, scourer, 36 w Lombard
Hume Mary, 150 e Monument
Humes James, painter, 168 n Eutaw
Humes Mary, 191 Chesnut
Humes Susanna, 148 n High
Humfield Amelia, tobacco and cigars, 12 w

Lombard
Humfield Anton, cigar maker, 12 w Lombard
Humfield Chas, F. cigar mak. 12 w Lombard
Humfield Frederick, 12 w Lombard
Hummel Augustus, shoemaker, 953 w Balti-
more
Hummel Augustus M. fresco painter, 50 s

Republican
Hummel Casper, fireman, 60 Penna. av
Hummel Henry, baker, 136 Franklin

Hummer Henry, bricklayer, 146 Camden
Hummer Henry, saloon keeper, 146 Camden
Hummerbacker Ferdinand, cooper, 106 Fre-
derick av
Humphreys Mrs. Chas. K. (Humphreys &

Co.) 95 n Broadway
Humphreys Andrew, laborer, 3 Hall al
HUMPHREYS & CO. (Mrs. Chas. K.
Humphreys, Thos. W. Humphreys, jr.)
provisions, 4 Light-st wharf
Humphreys Owen T. restaurant, n e cor

Sharp and Camden
Humphreys Robert H. clerk, 44 McCulloh
Humphreys Thos. W. jr. (Humphreys &

Co.) 95 n Broadway
Humphries Thos. W.sr. livery stable, 34 Lan-
caster, dw 56 n Broadway
HUMRICHOUSE C. W. & CO. (C. W.
Humrichouse, J. H. Bayliss,) wholesale
grocers, 20 Commerce
Humrichouse C. W. (C. W. Humrichouse

& Co.) n e cor Chase and Eden
Humrighausen Geo. liquors, wholesale and

retail, 21 Montgomery, dw 39 Brown
Hunckel Otto, 228 w Lombard
Hunckel Philip, leaf tobacco, cigars, wines
and liquors, 35 s Charles, dw 228 w Lom-
bard
Hundley Thomas, 70 Conway
Huneke Lieut. P. 264 s Eutaw
Hundermach August, wagoner, 85 Penna. av
Hunger Charles, shoemaker, 15 n Spring
Hunger Francis, shoemaker, 61 Short
Hungerford James, teacher, 44 Hanover
Hunichenn August, cigar maker, 277 w Pratt
Hunichenn John, clerk, 156 s Sharp
Huppman N. A. (H. S. King & Co.) Madi-
son near Preston
Hunt Adelia, dress maker, 329 e Madison
Hunt Adolph, baker, 45 s Bond
Hunt C. W. n Fulton near Fayette
Hunt Edward, second hand stoves, 92 Hillen
Hunt Mrs. Elizabeth, 246 e Monument
Hunt German H. (Poole & Hunt,) 225 Madi-
son av
Hunt Dr. Henry S. 204 Eastern av
Hunt Henry, bookbinder, 50 e Fayette
Hunt James, carpenter, 14 n Exeter
Hunt Jesse, president Eutaw Savings Bank,

36 s Eutaw
Hunt John A. gravel roofer, 134 e Fayette
Hunt John H. clerk, 162 n Exeter
Hunt John W. grocer, 50 e Fayette
Hunt Mary 1. teacher, n e cor Fayette and

Exeter
Hunt Matthew W. blacksmith, 206 Forrest
Hunt Montgomery, 602 w Fayette
Hun!.& Muller, (W. M. [lunt, L. Muller,)

soldiers' supply store, 110)^ w Baltimore
Hunt Patrick, laborer, 56 Buren
Hunt Patrick, laborer, 123 Dover
Hunt Mrs. Prudence, 61 Columbia
Hunt Richard G. letter carrier, 249 Lee
Hunt Robt. K. felt roofer, Orleans bet. Ches-
ter and Castle
HUNT SAMUEL, manuf. saddles, harness,
trunks, &c. 202 w Baltimore, dw 253 Sara-
toga
Hunt Mrs. Theresa, 1 Leadenhall
Hunt V. milliner, 115 Lexington
Hunt Wm. H. n Fulton near Fayette
Hunt Walter M. ( Hunt & Muller,) York road
Hunt Winifred, 4 Pleasant al

THE GROVKR «Si BAKER. SEA\^I1VG MACHINE is tlie best for all purposes— SAIiKS
ROOSXS— 181 Baltimore Street.

14

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BBOS, & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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210

HUT

Hunt William, tin and sheet iron worker, 1

LeadiMihall
Hunt \Vm. sand, 363 e Pratt
Hunteniuller Herman, tobacco merchant, 75

Camden
Hunteniuller Henry W. jr., bookkeeper, s w

cor Gilmor and Lexington
Hunter Adam M. printer, 128 Harford av
Hunter Alfred, bookseller, 19 n Exeter
Hunter Alexander B. gov't employ, cor Lee

and Warner
HUNTER ALEXANDER, old American

House, 63 Thames
Hunter And., laborer, Washington-st, Home-
stead
Hunter Andrew, plumber, 118 Lexington,

dw 158 Garden
Hunter Caleb, varnisher, 9 Jefferson
Hunter Mrs. Eliza, 42 Franklin al
Hunter Mrs. Elizabeth, 185 s Paca
Hunter Mrs. Ellen M 204 n Howard
Hunter Jolin A. hack driver, 3 Hamilton
Hunter John F, (Mullmyer, Hunter & Co.)-

n e cor Baltimore and Broadway
Hunter Joseph, rigger, 270 Eastern av
Hunter Joseph J. sutler, 685 Lexington
Hunter Robert, jr. cooper, 166 Vine
Hunter Robert S. laborer, 106 Vine
Hunter Sam '1 (Hopkins & Co ) 308 n Howard
Hunter Thomas, painter, over 13 e Baltimore
Hunter Thomas, painter, 38 Harford av
Hunter Wm. T. cigar maker, 227 n Caroline
Hunter Wm. janitor Orphans' Court, dw 117

Walsh
Hunter Wm. blacksmith, 42 Franklin al
Huntermiller Wm. H. bookkeeper, 658 Lex-
ington
Hunting Mrs. Caroline, 101 Park
Hunting Eben B. clerk, 255 Lexington
Hunting George B. clerk, 156 w Lombard
Huot Flaven, carver, 52 Elliott
Hupfcld Henry, 312 Lexington
Hupp Jacob, laborer, 181 s Caroline
Hupp John, .shoemaker, 181 s Caroline
Huppchmann John G. shoemaker, Philadel-
phia road near city limits
Huppman Frank, barher, 147 s Broadway
Huppman George, 260 Madison av
Huppman John, tailor, 32 s Durham
Huppman Nicholas A. (King & Huppman,)

260 Madison av
Hurd Wm. 258 e Fayette
Hurdle Alfred, salesman. Brown's Hotel, 119

n High
Hurdle George W. engineer, 34 Josephine
Hurdle Isaac, machinist, 60 s Poppleton
Hurdle Mary, dressmaker, 32 May
Hurl John, laborer, 353 e Lombard
Hui'ley Francis M. laborer, 191 s Chapel
Hurley George P. .shoemaker, 42 Harford av
Hurley John H. plasterer, 49 n Central av
Hurley Mrs. Mai-y, 195 s Paca
Hurley Michael, laborer, 57 s Dewberry al
Hurley W. H. peddler, rear l.CO n Caroline
Hurkamp Jolm H. clerk, 316 n Howard
Hurst Abraham R. 132 Lee
HURST &. CO (W. R. Hurst, J. E. Hurst,
L. B. Purnell,) importers and dealers in
dry goods, 241 w Baltimore
Hurst James A. (J. J. & J. A. Hurst,) 156 w

Lombard
Hurst John B. clerk, 224 w Pratt
Hurst John, butcher, 464 Harford av

Hurst John J. & J. A . (John J Hurst, Jamo

A. Hurst,) wholesale dealers in boots, an

shoes, hats, caps, and straw goods, ov<

236 w Baltimore

Hurst John E. (Hurst & Co.) 223 Madison av

Hurst John, feed deal. 110 Eastern av, dw 113

Hurst John J. (J. J. & J. A. Hurst,) 338

Lexington
Hurst John, barber and hair dresser, base-
ment 17 n Calvert, dw 143 Chesnut
Hurst Louisa, laundress, 87 n Bethel
Hurst Lewis, huckster, 111 Eastern av
Hurst Patrick, laborer. Falls road nr toll gate
Hurst Thomas A. paper hanger, 45 St. Mary
Hurst Wm. R. (Hurst & Co) 338 Lexington
Hurtt Anna, teacher, 224 w Pratt
Hunt Geo. clerk, 211 Hanover
Hurtt Charlotte, 211 Hanover
Hurtt Henry N. hats and caps, 224 w Pratt
Hurtt James, tinner, 44 n Caroline
Hurtt Walter T. hatter, 38 n Greene
Husband Jacob, bookkeeper, 346 w Lombard
Husband John J. civil engineer, 45 n Gilmor
Husgen James, port monnaie manuf. 1783>^ w

Baltimore
Husli Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 Second
Hush Geo. cooper, 21 George
Hush Henry, cooper, 21 George
Hush John, driver, 8 Gough
Hush Mrs. iVIary A. Frederick road we-st of

toll gate
Hush Samuel J. harness maker, 21 George
Hush Samuel, cooper, 326 Haborg
Hushebeck Augustus, 7 s Poppleton
Hushebeck Chas. machinist, 100 s Poppleton
Hushebeck Joseph, blacksmith, 133 Hollins
Hushebeck Mary A. confectionery, 7 s Pop-
pleton
Husi)ig John D. 361 w Fayette
Huskisson Wm. clerk, Baltimore Co
Huslup Diedrich, box maker, 162 Mulberry
Huslup Englelmrt, box maker, 162 Mulberry
Husneter George, porter, 70 Cowpen al
Husselbaugh August, shoemaker, 85 n Gay
Husselburg E. driver, 217 Henrietta
Hussell Caspar J. engineer, 187 Lee
Hussell Geo. moulder, 165 Lee
Hussey Catherine, 171 w Pratt
Hussey James, shoemaker, 12 Low
Hussey Martin, grocery, 113 n High
Hussey Mrs Susan, 38 s Broadway
Hussman Chas. F. barber, 59 n Caroline
Hussman J. H. shoemaker, 59 n Caroline
Hussmetter Andrew, porter, 7 Perry
Huster Andrew M. provisions, n. w cor Ca-
thedral and Richmond
Huster Andrew, butcher, 37 Lexington and

7 Centre markets, dw 193 Columbia
Huster Gotleib J. conductor B. & O.R. R, 15

McHenry
Huster Henry, butcher, 193 Columbia
Huster Wm. W. 182 Madison av
Hutchins Alfred, (Ijams & Hutchins,) 95 n

Exeter
Hutchins AInnzo, clerk P. 0. 27 n Calvert
Hutchins Ellen, laundress, 2 Smith's al .
Hutchins Francis J. bricklayer, 25 Chatsworth
Hutchins J. B. clerk, 94 e Monument
Hutchins James, silver plater, 10 Watson
Hutchins Lewis H. grocer, 233 n Gay, dw

194 e Monument
Hutchins Nicholas, 66 McElderry
Hutchins Richard painter, 7 Hill

JAMES H. aOHNSOlV, City Steam Fire-w-ood MiUs— "W.-trren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Hutchins Robert H. huckster, 315 Mulberry
Hutchins Robert H. cigar maker, 14 Barnet
Hutchins Samuel S. teacher, 521 Lexington
Hutchins Thos. T. attorney, 22 n Cliarles,

dw 132 Park
HUTCHINSON BROTHERS, (H. M.
Hutchinson, J. L. Hutchinson, E. S.
Hutchinson,) plumbing, ranges, furnaces
and stoves, 14 Light
Hutchinson Chas. D. bookkeeper, 142 Lex-
ington
Hutchinson Eiias S. (Hutchinson Brothers,)

Fountain hotel
Hutchinson Francis, with C. S, Maltby, oys-
ter packer, 32 Stiles
Hutchinson Geo. F. 121 w Fayette
Hutchinson Hayward M. (Hutchinson Bros.)

274 w Fayette
Hutchinson Hayward M, (E. A. Abbott &

Sons,) 274 w Fayette
Hutchinson James, gunner, 476 w Lombard
Hutchinson Jolin A. W. clerk, 22 s Strieker
Hutchinson J. H. grocer, 321 e Baltimore
Hutchinson John H. brakesm. 51 s Schroeder
Hutchinson Jesse L. (Hutchinson Bros.) 22

s Strieker
Hutchinson John W carpenter, 73 n Exeter
Hutchinson Mary, 25 s Carey
Hutchinson Mrs. Robert, 237 Cross
Hutcliinson Tliomas, brakesman, B. & O. R.

R. 99 s Fremont
Hute Henry, tailor, 258 e Eager
Huth Charles, shoemaker, 282 s Durham
Huth Conrad, tailor, 230 e Eager
Huth George, tailor, 230 e Eager
Huth John, tailor, 83 e Lombard
Huthman John, grocer, 289 n Central av
Huthman Michael, tailor, 257 Aisquith
Hutman John, carter, 245 Chase
Hutsell John H., 134 Preston
Hutson Mrs. Caroline, 37 s Broadway
Hutson Joiin, 37 s Broadway
Hutson Mrs. M. J., milliner, 38 n Schroeder
Hutton Andrew J., huckster, 486 Light
Hutton Catherine, groceries and provisions,

68 Penna. av
Hutton Henry, 186 Preston
Hutton Jane, 123 Park
Hutton John J., bricklayer, 17 s Ann
Hutton Joseph G., gas inspector, 248 e Biddle
Hutton N. H., civil engineer, 46 Lexington,

dw 186 Preston
Hutton Thomas, 486 Light
Hutton Wilfred, ropemaker, 188 Greenmount

av
Hutton Wm., 68 Penna. av
Huttenburgcr .lames, gas fitter, 164 n Calvert
Huttonberger William, cooper, 184 L. Con-
stitution
Hutts Robert, shoemaker, 189 Lee
Hutzler A. G., (M. Hutzler & Son,) 23 n

Eutaw
Hutzler Anna, 132 s Spring
Hutzler Charles G., (Julius Obendorf & Co.,)

23 n Eutaw
Hutzler David, clerk, 23 n Eutaw
HUTZLER M. & SON, (Abraham G. Hutz-
ler, Moses Hutzler,) embroideries, trim-
mings and fancy goods, 71 n Howard
Hutzod Dr. Theodore, teacher, 156 w Lom-
bard
Huxley John, merchant tailor, 55 n Gay, dw
95 n Front

Huzza Albert, restaurant, s e cor Gay and

Central av
Huzza Charity, 455 n Gay
Huzza Columbus, printer, 406 n Gay
Hyam Abram, paper hanger, 24 Spring row
Hyans Daniel, laborer, 61 s Wolfe
Hyar John, soldier, 452 Saratoga
Hyatt Mrs. Alph, Schroeder btw Mulberry

and Franklin
HYATT C. C. & R. H., commission mer-
chants, over 147 w Pratt, dw C. C. H.,
Bladensburg
Hyatt Charles, blacksmith, 129 Vine
Hyatt R. H., (C. C. & R. H. Hyatt,) 248 n

Calvert
Hyatt Seth, 153 Barre
Hybbeweth Adolph, jeweler, n w cor Eutaw

and Marion
Hyde Arnold S., clerk, 26 Plea.sant
Hyde Benjamin D., clerk B. & O. R. R., 5 n

Mount
Hyde Mrs. Catherine, 26 Pleasant
Hyde Elizabeth, tavern, 175 Montgomery
Hyde George, laborer, 521 Light
Hyde Henry W , clerk, 62 Hanover
Hyde James, furniture, 251 Light
Hyde John, malt house, rear 1035 w Pratt
Hyde Miss Kate, 177 w Biddle
Hyde Margaret, 116 n Exeter
Hyde Mary, dressmaker, 45 Holland
Hyde Moses, agent, 71 Chew
Hyde Oliver, 51 n High
Hyde Richard H., Biddle e of Eden
Hyde Sarah, 3 Low
Hvde Wm J. clerk, 81 Chew
HylandGeo. R. (Hyland, Woods & Co.) 116

St. Paul
Hyland Jacob, (Jacob Hyland & Co.) 103

Hanover
Hyland Jacob & Co., (J. Hyland, H. S.

Garber,) livery stables, 24 Conway
Hyland James, carpenter, 38 McHenry
Hyland, Woods & Co. (G. R. Hyland, D.
C. Woods, C. F. Woods, J. B. Bowerman,)
general merchandise brokers, 1 Grocer's
Exchange, Exchange place
Hyman Mrs. Margaret, furniture dealer, 59

Harrison
Hyman William C. furniture store, 59 Harri-
son
Hynies Emanuel, umbrella and parasol ma-
ker, 32 Ensor
Hynes Alexander, carpenter, 377 n Gay
Hynes Caleb B. assessor Appeal Tax Court,

and school commissioner, 334 Aliceanna
Hyndes Mary C. grocery, 222 Columbia
Hynson Chas. E. clerk, 54 n Howard
Hynson Benjamin T. & Son, (B. T. Hynson,
Wm. G. Hynson,) paper hangers and Ve-
netian blind makers, 54 n Howard
Hynson Stanley iVl. clerk, 130 n Bond
Hynson Stanley M. clerk People's Telegraph,

72 n Broadway
Hynson Wm. G. (B. T. Hynson & Son,)

Grundy bet Mosher and McMechin
Hynson Wm. T. restaurant, 190 Cross
Hyser Mary A. 239 Franklin
Hyson Edw. W. boiler maker, 75 Hamburg
Hyson Joseph, moulder, 198 Garden
Hyson Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 128 William
Hyson Wm. moulder, 28 e Monument
Hyson Wm. H. moulder, 53 York
Hyzer Leroy H. 861 w. Baltimore

shirts: SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOjVD, BURTON Si CO. are now located at
168 Baltimore-st*, betfveeu Calvert aud St. Paul.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Jams Wm. blacksmith, 38 s Poppleton
Ibner Ferdinand, teacher, 194 Eastern av
Icenroth George, laborer, 38 Slemmer's al
Ichause Wm. carpenter, 320 s Dallas
Iceman John S. huckster, 769 Northern av
Idding J. H. supt. Maryland Penitentiary,

dw 71 Harford av
Ide August, musician, 274 Canton av
Ida Julius, confectioner, 246 Lexington
Ide E. Louis, music teacher, 68 s Bond
Ide L. Theodore, photographer, 70 s Bond
IDE E. LOUIS, photographer, over 65 w

Baltimore, dw 70 s Bond — [See page 18 Jld-

vertisenujits.]
Idleman Michael, shoemaker, 63 Aliceanna
Ifart John, shoemaker, 76 Randall betw Wil-
liam and Washington
Igenburg Mrs. Rachel, 397 w Pratt
Igleding Theresa, midwife, 201 w Biddle
Iglehart G. Leslie, (Duvall & Iglehart,) 264

w Lombard
Iglehart John P. conductor city cars, 92 n

Caroline
Iglehart Wm. H. clerk Adams Express, 162

w Biddle
Igo Emma, bleaching and pressing, 1233^

Lexington
Igo Michael, grocery, s e cor Davis and

Foundry
Ijams Alfred, (Ijams & Hutchins,) 136 n

High
Ijams Gassaway, machinist, 230 Franklin
IJAMS & HUTCHINS, (Alfred Ijams, J. A.

Hutchins,) grocers, n w cor Gay and High
Ijams Jacob W. painter, 293 Hollins
Ijams Jacolj W. painter, 524 w Baltimore
Ijams John P. carpenter, 230 Hollins
Ijanis John T. salesman, 63 n Howard
Ijams John T. clerk, 42 s Sharp
Ijams John P. 85 Aisquith
Ijams Wm. H. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 50 Fawn
Ijams Wm. clerk provost marshal, 485 w

Fayette
Ijams Wm. Howard, at Custom House, dw
" 32 s High

Ikinburg A., labor., 194 s Washington, F. P.
llgenfritz Jackson, shipsmith, 194 Regester
Ilgenfritz Marcellus S., clerk, 216 w Biddle
llgenhoff Frederick, tailor, 42 Portland
Ilfiich John, fruit, &c., cor Hanover and Bal-
timore, dw 57 Park
Illiich Thomas F., clerk, .')7 Park
Imer John, 327 Eastern av
Imhof George, tailor, 19 Somerset
Imhofe Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, 190 s Charles
Imhofe Henry H., grocery, 68 Chatsworth
Imhofe John G., laborer, over 101 s Charles
Imhnff George, laborer, 89 n Amity
imhoff John, lager beer, 41 German
Imhoft' Matthew, laborer, 325 e Lombard

Imhoff Mrs. , seamstress, 382 Penna. av

Imhoii' Sebastian, laborer, 88 Payson
Imhoff Valentine, laborer, 183 s Regester
Imfank Frederick, tailor, 20 e Lomliard
Imler Charles, piano maker, 225 s Paca
Imler Chas. C, shoemaker, 757 w lialtimore
Imler Henry, saddler, 225 s Paca
Imwald Henry S., shoemaker, 200 e Lombard
Imwald Mrs. Mary A., confectionery 550 w

Baltimore
Increase Frederick C, teleg'h oper, 39 n Gay

J. HKXRY GIESK, Commission Merchant.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster

Independent Grays Armory, 142 n High
Inderreiden Joseph, hatter, 173 s Charles
INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRIZE STEAM-
BOAT CO., Light-st. wharf, foot of Cam-
den, C. K. Cannon, agent
Inemer Lewis, cabinet maker, 48 Somerset
Inerst Mrs. Arabella, tailoress, 89 Peirce
Ing Edward, collector, 33 Fawn
Ing John, H., attorney at law, 59^2 ^ Fay-
ette, dw 245 w Biddle
Ing Wm., bookkeeper B.&O. R. R., 33 Fawn
Ingalls Abner, moulder, 469 w Lombard
Ingalls Diamond, stone cutter, 418 w Lombard
Ingalls John, clerk, 418 w Lombard
Ingham Wm., grocer, so corner Hill and

Hanover
Ingle H. L. B., soldier, 19 New Church
Ingle Rev. Julian E., 83 Saratoga
Ingle Rev. Osborne, 342 n Eutaw
Ingle Wm. P., bookkeeper Merchants' Bank,

342 n Eutaw
Inglehart Michael, laborer, 316 William
Ingles John, laborer, 277 Aliceanna
Inglesby Mary, milliner, 11 s High
Ingleson John C., puddler, 80 s Ann
Ingleson Mrs. Judith, 80 s Ann
INGLIS GEORGE, ladies shoemaker, 81 w

Fayette
Ingman Susan E., 25 Stirling
Ingram Eliza, shirt maker, lO Lanvale
Inloes Dr. Henry A., jr., 92 s Broadway
Inloes J. S., 24 Mulberry
Inman Capt. Barton, mariner, 31 Henrietta
Innes & Maguire, ( Wm. M. Innes, J. F. Ma-
guire,) book and job printers, over 164 w
Baltimore, Adams Express building
Innes Allen L., printer, 62 Bnrre
Innes Isaac, laborer, 462 w Lombard
Innes Wm. M., (limes &, Maguire,) 603 w

Fayette
Insco James H., laborer, 416 Light
Insco John W., foundryman, 416 Light
Insley Wm., junk, 69 William
Irelan C. Davis, Gov't employ, 212 Lee
Irelan David, wholesale manuf. fine boots and

shoes, over 347 w Baltimore, dw 79 Pine
Ireland Edward, 232 n Howard
Ireland Eliza J. teacher. 111 Jeflerson
Ireland Mrs. Elizabeth, 318 n Eutaw
Ireland Elizabeth P. fancy goods, 32 n Greene
IRELAND JOHN H. cigars and tobacco,

32 n Greene
Ireland John B. marble cutter, 144 Hollins
Ireland Samuel R. bricklayer, 242 n Eden
Iring Jerome, cooper, 143 s Spring
Irish Theodore, train dispatcher, 157 n Gay
Ironmonger Cornelius M. clerk, 59 w Biddle
Ironmonger Edward L. 59 w Biddle
Ironmonger Edward S. clerk, 59 w Riddle
IRONS EMANUEL, bricklayer, Patterson

Park House, 2 Gist
Irons John T. bricklayer, s e cor Orleans and

Spring
Irons Robert, shoemaker, 487 e Baltimore
Irons Robert, assistant messenger Baltimore

city almshouse
Irons Thomas, bricklayer, s e cor Orleans

and Spring
Irons William, shoemaker, a e cor Lombard

and Chapel
Irons Wm. J. machinist, 118 w Fayette
Irons Wm. H. bricklayer, s e cor Orleans and
Spring

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constantly ou lutnd, Sil Spear's WluwCi

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Irvin George W. (Mathers & Irvin,) 324 w

Fayette
Irvin Jacob H. rigger, 209 Washington, F.H.
Irvin James, cigar maker, 181 n Fremont
Irvin James H. confectioner, 14 s Howard
Irvin Jesse, trunk maker, 177 n Fremont
Irvin John, blacksmith, 175 s Central av
Iivin L. 234 n Caroline
Irvine A Smitii, clerk, 315 Garden
Irving Edward, 182 Pearl
Irving Edward F. machinist, 52 Boyd
Irving Elizabeth E. 43 Grundy
Irving Thomas J (Raymond, Burton & Co.)

257 e Baltimore
Irving Thos. W. police, 225 n Caroline
Irving William, soldier, 64 Jefferson
Irwin Anna, 218 JVIadison av
Irwin Edwin M. 499 w Lombard
Irwin Geo. W. machinist, 109 Grundy
'Irwin Henry, 31 Neighbor
Irwin Henry J. bookkeeper, 214 Madison av
Irwin James, gas fitter, 94 Bank
Irwin James, gas fitter, 25 n Eden
Irwin James, carriage painter, 141 Conway
Irwin James, restaurant, 9 Guilford alley
Irwin James, sailor, 109 Grundy
Irwin John, laborer, 107 Harford av
IRWIN JOHN A. confectioner, 95 n Charles
IRWIN JOHN C. horseshoer, 151 s Central

av, dw 175
Irwin Thomas, 97 Cathedral
Irwin. William, marble poli.sher, 127 Har-
ford av
Isaac Lieut. Charles, 70 n Calvert
Isaac David, laborer, 78 Beason
Isaacs C. C. tobacconist, 36 South, dw 415 w

Baltimore
Isaacs Elizabeth, boarding, 70 n Calvert
Isaacs Isaac, tailor, 51 Marion
Isaacs Jonathan, carpenter, 83 George, dw

186 Chatsworth
Iserman Elizabeth, hucksteress, 644 Penna. av
Isele Jacob, butcher, 6 Etting
Isenberg Israel M. sausage maker, 822 w Bal-
timore
Isett John, 178 Dover

Isett John J. fireman, U. S. N., 178 Dover
Isle John G. butcher, Fayette betw. Choptank

and Gist
Ison Wm. H. coachmaker, 338 Aisquith
Israel & Co. (Stephen G. Israel,) photogra-
phist, over 125 w Baltimore
Israel Edward, clerk, 49 Granby
Israel Edward, attorney, 34 St. Paul, dw 51

Lexington
Israel Rev. Fielder, 136 Mulberry
ISRAEL FIELDER & SUNS, (J. R. Israel,
T. B. Israel,) conveyancers, n w cor St.
Paul and Fayette
Israel John R. (Fielder Israel & Sons,) 131

McCulloh
Israel John R. carpenter, 131 n Fremont
Israel Step'n G. (Israel & Co.) 137 McCulloh
Israel Thomas B. (Fielder Israel & Sons,) 120

n Paca
Israel Wm. H. 118 n Greene
Itner John A. cabinet maker, 175 West
Ittleman Adam, laborer, 276 Johnson
Itzel George, tailor, 48 s Central av
Itzel Peter, barber, 19 w Lombard
Itzinger Joseph, 421 w Pratt
Ives John A. (Wm. M. Ives & Son,) 41 n
High

IVES WM. M. & SON. (W. M. Ives, J. A.

Ive.s,) brass founders, 11 n Frederick
Ives Wm M. (Wm. M. Ives & Son,) 41 n

High
Ivers Michael, ship carpenter, 374 Eastern av
Izard Mrs. R. S. 127 St. Paul
Izer George, coachmaker, 307 e Eager
Izer Margaret, 51 Cross
Izer Michael, laborer, 34 Abey al

Jackel Frederick, 7 New Church
Jackel John J. druggist, 224 s Sharp
Jackel John Jacob, clerk, 140 Henrietta
Jackel Wm. tailor, 5 New Church
Jacksch Theodore, baker, 122 s Bond
Jackson Alfred, laborer, 312 Canton av
Jackson Arthur H. clerk, s e cor Taylor and

Gorsuch avs. Homestead
Jackson Andrew, huckster, 306 e Chase
Jackson Arthur, printer, 85 s Bond
JACKSON CHARLES M. & CO. (C. M
Jackson, G. Loud,) ship chandlers and gro-
cers, cor Smith's wharf and Pratt
Jackson Charles M. (C. M. Jackson & Co.)

Baltimore County
Jackson Charles, provision store, cor Barre

and Warner
Jackson Christopher T. clerk, 19 Lexington
Jackson Eliza, n e cor Barre and Warner
Jackson George, n e cor Barre & Warner
Jackson George H. salesman, 217 Saratoga
Jackson Mrs. Henry F. 78 w Monument
Jackson Isaac, painter, 220 Washington, F. H.
Jack.son Jacob, machinist, 223 s Bethel
Jackson James F. tailor, 68 Ensor
Jackson James M. grocer, 199 e Baltimore,

dw211
Jackson James, coachmaker, s w cor Eutaw

and King, dw 217 Saratoga
Jackson James, carpenter, 88 Henrietta
Jackson James G. painter, 53 Columbia
Jackson James W. oysters, 48 w Centre
JACKSON JOHN J. real estate broker and

agent, 38 St. Paul, dw 52 Courtland
Jackson Mr.s. John J. 261 e Baltimore
Jackson John R. soldier, 197 Preston
Jackson John S. boot fitter, 30 Josephine
Jackson John W. painter, 221 Peirce
Jackson Joseph H. stationery and bookstore,

162}.^ e Baltimore
Jackson Joshua B. wagon master U. S. A.,

158 n Caroline
Jackson Mrs. Lorinda, 124 Johnson
Jackson L. A. 97 St. Paul
Jackson Mary G. teacher, cor Warner and

Barre
Jackson Martha, 118 Eislein
Jackson Matilda, 16 s Bond
JACKSON N. H.^RT, stock and gold broker,
12 South, dw Rennert House, cor Saratoga
and Liberty
Jackson Mrs. Rebecca A. 5 Waverly terrace
Jackson Robert, shoemaker, 173 e Monument

dw 242
Jackson Samuel, cutler and surgical instru-
ment maker, 194 w Baltimore, dw 511 w
Fayette
Jackson Samuel, jr. 53 Columbia
Jackson Samuel A. ship joiner, 53 Columbia
Jackson Samuel S. shoemaker, 242 e Monu-
ment

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Jackson Stephen M. 10 McCulloh
Jackson Susan, tavern, 1,33 Eastern av
JACKSON & SMITH, (Wm. R. Jackson,
S. R. Smith.) merchandise and produce
brokers, 81 Exchange place
Jackson Thomas, laborer, 213 Hollins
Jackson Vincent R. druggist, n w cor Light

and Hamburg
Jackson W. G. clerk, 199 e Baltiwiore
Jackson Wm. L. painter, 187 Preston
Jackson Wm. R. (Jackson & Smith,) 121

Park
Jack.«on Zechariah, puddler, 374 e Eager
Jacob George, brick moulder, 160 Cross
Jacob John, tailor, 37 Brown
Jacob John, tailor, 22 Harmony la
Jacob John, shoemaker, 61 s Fremont
Jacob John F. harness maker, 31 Centre Mar-
ket space
Jacob John G. piano maker, 274 Lee
Jacob Lorenz, laborer, 30 Union
Jacob Milgar, milkman, 136 n Front
Jacob Myer, clotliier, 15 \v Second
Jacob Vleit, laborer, 7 Harmony la
Jacobi Lieut. Chas. G. L., U. S A., 21 Pearl
Jacobi Mrs. Elizabeth, 21 Pearl
Jacobi Godfrey, (Blome & Jacobi,) 445 w Bal-
timore
Jacobi Jacob, tailor, 21 L. McElderry
Jacobs Charles, sailor, 38 Philpot
Jacobs George, machinist, 59 Preston
Jacobs George, vinegar, 141 n High
Jacobs Henry, sawyer, 304 Franklin
Jacobs Isabelle, confectioner, 108 Preston
Jacobs Jacob, 296 s Ann
Jacobs James M. carpenter and assistant city

commissioner, 109 s High
Jacobs James E. drover, 108 Preston
JACOBS JOHN, lager beer saloon , 99 n Paca
Jacobs John, shoemaker, 88 s Bethel
Jacobs John, carpenter, 6 Ramsay
Jacobs John H. carpenter, 304 Franklin
Jacobs John M. tailor, 173 Ensor
Jacobs Julius, second-hand clothing, 30 Har-
rison
Jacobs Levi, dry goods, 177 n Gay
Jacobs Matthias, shoemaker, 10 n Oregon
Jacobs Mordecai, brickmaker, 652 Light
Jacobs Potassa, painter, 191 Aliceanna
Jacobs Samuel, boot and shoe dealer, 37 Har-
rison
Jacobs William, upholsterer, 55 Leadenhall
Jacobs Zechariah, sr. carpenter, 6 Ramsay
Jacobs Zechariah, jf. carpenter, 6 Ramsay
Jacobsen Mrs. Henry G. 166 w Fayette
Jacobsen Herman, mariner, 297 Canton av*'
Jacobsen John J. 54 Franklin
Jaeger Edward, tobacconist, 21 e Baltimore
Jaeger Otto, shoemaker, 22 Douglass
Jage Lewis, baker, 238 Franklin
JAGMETTI JOSHUA, dealer in groceries,
and importer of wines and liquors, n w cor
Exeter and Eastern av
Jahn Arnold, wagon driver, 238 Franklin
Jahn Mich 'I, grocery, 188 s Washington, F. P.
Jamart Louis A. clerk, 41 n Front
Jamber Jacob, tailor, 15 Baker's ct
Jamer John, basket maker, 173 e Lombard
James Mrs. Ann, Clinton s of Boston
James Mrs. Ann M. 130 s Bond
James Mrs. Ann, dressmaker, 62 Liberty
James B. Harry, extract clerk Superior Court,
181 Saratoga

James Daniel, shoemaker, 123 n Front
James Edward C. tailor, 156 n Fremont
James Gilbert C. tobacco, cigars, snufF, &c.,
s w cor Lombard and High, dw 33 s High
James George W. 153 Aisquith
James Harriet W. 334 n Gay
James Henry, laborer, 403 Canton av
JAIVIES HENRY & CO. (H. James,) lum-
ber merchants, Aliceanna, betw. Albemarle
and Exeter, dw H. J., 194 w Lombard
James Henry C. receiving teller Bank of Bal-
timore, 46 n Liberty
James Henry M. carpenter, 130 Aisquith
James Isaac D. engineer, 386 Lexington
James Isabel, tailoress, 481 Light
James John, cooper, 328 Canton av
James John H. 129 s Chester
James John R. cooper, 634 Light
James John, cooper, 164 s Regester
James John W. (Warfield & James,) Balti-
more County
James John A. carpenter, 1 Columbia
James John W. carpenter, IIS Preston
James Levi, 46 n Liberty
James Louisa, 145 Raborg
James M. 60 Pearl

James Mrs. Mary, Francis nr Madison av
James Richard, hatter, 281 n Eutaw
James Rebecca, milliner, 60 Pearl
James Richard, soldier, 281 n Eutaw
JAMES THOMAS C. warden Baltimore City

Jail, dw same
James Thomas, laborer, 69 York
James Thomas, fire brick manufacturer, Clin-
ton n of Boston
James Wm. copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
James Wm. H. bookkeeper, 181 Saratoga
James Wm. T. lab'er, 121 Washington, F.H.
James Wm. S. butter and milk, n w cor Eden
and Jefferson

James 86 s Caroline

Jameson Andrew, 380 Franklin

Jameson Harriet M. 140 Pearl

Jameson John W saddles and harness, 90 n

Howard, dw 140 Pearl
Jameson Wm. 140 Pearl
Jamet Dr. Edward, surgeon and dentist, 92 n

Charles
Jamieson Alexander, musician, 55 Hillen
Jamison Andrew, grocer, 156 n Front
Jamison Archibald, finisher, 104 n Fremont
Jamison Mrs. C. C. 37 Mount Vernon place
Jamison Charles, clerk, 129 Mulberry
JAMISON DAVID, grocer, 407 Lexington
Jamison Mrs. Henrietta, 369 e Fayette
Jamison Mrs. J. A. 255 Lexington
Jamison John, 43 n Calvert
Jamison John, cooper, 108 Holiday
Jamison Mary A. tailoress, 145 Raborg
Jamison Mrs. Mary, hacks, 16 s High
Jamison Robert, clerk, 407 Lexington
Jamison Dr. Wm D. 57 Courtland
Jamison William J. paper carrier, 407 Lexing-
ton
Jamison Wm. shoemaker, 171 w Pratt
Jandorf Reuben , boots and shoes, 108 w Pratt,

dw 39 e Lombard
Janes Henry, (E. Pratt & Bro.) 108 St. Paul
Janney Johns H. (Hopkins & Janney,) 67

Cathedral
Janney R M. coal dealer, 19\4 South, dw
87 n Paca

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Janney Samuel H. clerk transporiation office,

B. & O. R. R.
Janney Wm. W. drags, oils, paints, &c.,

cor Bowly's wharf and Pratt, dw s e cor

Pratt and Castle al
Janney Wm. H. 31 s Sharp
Janowitz Daniel, 137 w Baltimore
JANOWITZ SIMON, watchmaker, 137 w

Baltimore
January Charles, shoemaker, 165 w Hoffman
January George, shoemaker, 181 Preston
January Mrs. Selma, dressmaker, 165 w

Hoffman
Janvier Mrs. Catharine H. 173 w Biddle
Janvier Edmond Do H. bookkeeper, 173 w

Biddle
Janvier Mrs. 173 w Biddle
Jarboe Rev. John R. 749 Lexington
• Jarboe John W. restaurant, 238 Lexington
Jarboe John, clerk, 43 n Pine
Jarden Samuel, confectionery, 89 Hanover
JARRETT ASBURY, clothier, 10 and 12 e

Baltimore
Jarrelt A. B. 98 e Baltimore
Jarrett G. A. engineer, 186 Penna. av
Jarrett Lefever, clothing, 126 w Baltimore,

dw 303 w Fayette
Jarvis Amos, cooper, 100 Hill
Jarvis John H. pilot, 353 Canton av
Jarvis Michael M. mariner, 355 Canton av
Jarvis Mrs. N. S., Eager near Charles
Jarvis Mrs. Rachel, 355 Canton av
Jarvis VV. D. F. salesman, 130 n Howard
Jason John, 274 s Broadway
Jatho Henry, watchmaker, 42)-^ e Baltimore,

dw 43 Fawn
Javins Granderson, shoemaker, 209 Forrest
Jay Charles E. currier and tanner, Caroline

nr Aliceanna, dw 131 s Eden
Jay Samuel I. plumber, 213 Bank
Jay Stephen P. gilder, 206 Gough
Jay Thomas W. clerk, 190 Hanover
Jay Wm. H. cigar maker, 190 Hanover 4
Jeager Anthony, confectioner, 47 Hill
Jeager iNichoias, butcher, 98 Hampstead
Jealer Nicholas, tailor, 31 Goodman al
Jean Ichabod, builder, s e corner Eutaw and

Biddle
Jean Michael, carter, 277 e Monument
Jean Wm. F. D. (Joyes, Brummel & Co.,)

275 Druid Hill av
Jeaneret Louis P. bar tender, 125 Franklin
Jeans Geo. blacksmith, Townsend near John
JEANNERET ZELIM, human hair store,

82 Lexington
Jeanty Wm., hair dresser, basement n e cor

Baltimore and Charles, dw 54 Mulberry
Jeffers Mrs. Eliza, tailoress, 230 Columbia
Jeffers James R., nightman, 69 n Spring
Jeffers Joseph, Ills Wolfe
Jeffers Lydia, 137 Camden
Jeffers Madison, agent, 163 w Biddle
Jeffers Mathias, plasterer, 298 n Eutaw
Jeffers Peter, drayman, 92 Mullikin
Jeffeison Henry C., 67 s Bond
Jefferson Dan'l J., clerk, 67 s Bond
Jefferson James, huckster, 67 s Bond
JEFFERSON JOHN B. H., pharmaceutist,

96 s Broadway
Jefferson Noah, trader, 166 s Ann
Jefferson Samuel W., huckster, 67 s Bond
Jefferey J. W., clerk appraiser's office, 23 n

Calvert

Jeffery Alfred, clerk N. C. R., 112 w Fayette
Jefferys Thos. R., sign and ornamental pain-
ter, s w cor North and Fayette, up stairs,
dw 170 n Central av
Jefferys Thomas R., jr., painter, 170 n Cen-
tral av
Jeffrey Thomas B., engineer, Mount Royal

hill near reservoir
Jeffries Alexander, laborer, 7 Wyeth
Jeffries James H., clerk, 41 s Oregon
Jeffries John, huckster, 292 Light
Jeffries John E., machinist, 41 s Oregon
Jeffries Mrs. Mary E., 41 s Oregon
Jeffries Capt. Lemuel, 48 Hanover
Jeffry Joseph, hoop poles, 402 West
Jehnert George, machinist, 98 Eastern av
Jeller Jacob, 101 Dover
Jelley David, cart.>r, 229 Light
Jelley Elizabeth S., 7 Armistead la
Jelley George, boiler maker, 27 Armistead la
Jelley Hugh, boiler maker, 19 Armistead la
Jelley James G., veterinary surgeon, 515 n

Gay
Jelley John A., boiler maker, 7 Armistead la
Jelley Samuel, boiler maker, 7 Armistead ia
Jelley Wm., blacksmith, 7 Armistead la
Jeliiff Aaron H., clerk, 75 Albemarle
Jelliff A. H., (Jeliiff Bros.,) 62 Albemarle
JELLIFF BROS., (A. H. Jeliiff', F. T. Jel-
iiff,) real estate agents, 22 Law Buildings,
Lexington
Jeliiff F. T., (Jeliiff Bros.,) 62 Albemarle
Jemison James, plumber, 79 Watson
Jenkins Alfred A., painter, 60 n Broadway
Jenkins Alfred, jr., clerk, n e cor Greene and

Mulberry
Jenkins Alfred, (Edward Jenkins ik Sons,)

n e Greene and Mulberry
Jenkins Anthony H., 172 n Calvert
Jenkins Austin, (Edward Jenkins & Sons,)*

128 Park
Jenkins Austin, jr., clerk, 128 Park
Jenkins Benj. W., (Hugh Jenkins &Co.,) 54

St Paul
Jenkins Charles, carpenter, 4 Brune
Jenkins Charles, ship joiner, 313 s Bond
Jenkins Constantine, hatter, 248 Franklin
Jenkins Daniel, (Jenkins & Williams,) dw

101 s Paca
Jenkins Edmund, clerk B. & 0. R. R., cor

Courtland and Mulberry
Jenkins Edward A. clerk, 204 n Charles
Jenkins E. Courtney, clerk, 82 n Greene
JENKINS EDWARD, of James, coal deal-
er, 67 Second, dw 204 n Charles
JENKINS EDWARD &, SONS, (E. F.
Jenkins, Alfred Jenkins, Austin Jenkins,)
importers and dealers in saddlery and coach
hardware, 180 w Baltimore
JENKINS EDWARD, hides, oils and leath-
er, 13 Cheapside, dw 82 n Greene
Jenkins Edward F. (Edward Jenkins&. Sons,)

99 w Monument
Jenkins Elizabeth, milliner, 480 w Baltimore
Jenkins Fannie H. 146 w Fayette
Jenkins Dr. Felix, 146 w Fayette
Jenkins George Taylor, dry goods, over 241

and 243 w Baltimore, dw 69 Cathedral
JENKINS HENRY W. & SON, (H.W.
Jenkins, T. W. Jenkins,) cabinet makers,
16 Light
Jenkins Henry, bar tender, 5 Centre market
space

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Jenkins Henry W. (H. W. Jenkins & Son,)

56 Lee
Jenkins Henry, 325 w Fayette
JENKINS HUGH & CO., (J. Strieker Jen-
kins, B. W. Jenkins,) shipping and com-
mission mercliants, 18 Second
JENKINS JAMES W. coal dealer, 67 w

Second, dw 204 n Charles
Jenkins James, mariner, 110 Washington,

F. H.
Jenkins James, clerk B. & O. R. R., 20 Mul-
berry
Jenkins James H. plasterer, 189 Orleans
Jenkins James, sr., huckster, 313 s Bond
Jenkins James, jr., 313 s Bond
JEXKINS JOHN W. wholesale boots, shoes,

hats, &c., 275 w Baltimore, dw 99 Cathedral
Jenkins John,. stone cutter, 21 McHenry
Jenkins John H. 313 s Bond
Jenkins John E. R. coachmaker, 147 n High
Jenkins John W. laborer, 54 Henrietta
Jenkins J. Strieker, (Hugh Jenkins & Co.)

Charles n of Madison
Jenkins John, copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
Jenkins Joseph W. (Poland, Jenkins & Co.)

97 w Monument
Jenkins Jo.seph VV.jr., (Jenkins, Staylor, &

Co.) 167 St. Paul
Jenkins Joseph B. painter, 13 s Caroline
Jenkins Joseph, ship carpenter, 102 s Chapel
Jenkins Capt. Joseph, mariner, 99 s Fremont
Jenkins Joseph, 151 n Exeter
Jenkins Levins W. ship carpen'r, 9 Henrietta
Jenkins Mary E. shoe iDinder, 151 n Exeter
Jenkins Michael, (Jenkins, Staylor & Co.)

167 St. Paul
Jenkins Michael Courtney, attorney at law, 3

Spurrier's ct. Lexington, dw 47 Courtland
'jenkins M. W. saddles, harness and trunks,

10 South
Jenkins .Mrs. M. 80 Camden
Jenkins Oliver, painter, 60 n Broadway
Jenkins Rachel, tailoress, 105 Chatsworth
Jenkins Richard, copper smelter, 26 Towson
Jenkins Robert M. painter, 78 n Pine
Jenkms, Staylor & Co. (T. W. Jenkins, jr.,

Wm. Staylor, Michael Jenkins,) hide,

leather and oil dealers, and commission

merchants, 12 Water
Jenkins Thom.is C. jr., 167 St. Paul
Jenkins Thomas C. "(Poland, Jenkins & Co.)

167 St. Paul
Jenkins Thomas P. clerk U. S. .Appraisers

office, 325 w Fayette
Jenkins Thomas W. (H. W. Jenkins& Son,)

207 Barre
Jenkins Thomas, glass blower, Stockholm,

between Eutaw and Russell
Jenkins Thomas, superintendent Madison av

R. R. Co., dw 578 Penna. av
Jenkins Thomas R. (George & Jenkins,) 75

Ci-ntre
Jenkins Thomas, coach maker, 147 n High,

dw 145
Jenkins Thomas, bricklayer, Clinton n of

Boston
Jenkins T. Robert, (George & Jenkins,) 75 w

Centre
Jenkins Wm., clerk, 101 s Paca
Jenkins Wm., 313 s Bond
Jenkins Wm. T., machinist, 133 s Caroline
Jenkins Wm. T., U. S. N., 480 w Baltimore

Jenkins Wm. H., agent, 168 e Eager
Jenkins Wm. M., cooper, cor West and Rus-
sell, dw 460 w Baltimore
Jenkins Wm., copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
Jenkins Wm., clerk, 168 e Eae:er
JENKINS & WILLIAMS, (D. A. Jenkins,
J. W. Williams,') grocers and commission
merchants, 116 Light-st wharf
Jenks George W., machinist, Mosher east of

Garden
Jenks John N., coachmaker, 65 McElderry
Jenks Thomas W., engineer U. S. N., Mo-
sher e of Garden
Jenks Wm. R. C, printer, 146 w Madison
Jenness John A., (Rudolph & Jenness,) 78

Chew
Jenness J. A.,clerkin Belair market, 78 Chew
Jenness S., teacher, 78 Chew
Jenning Susan, 462 w Lombard
Jenning Mrs. Thomas, 24 Pine
Jenninffs Mrs. Bridget, 52 Cooksie
Jennings George, carter, 202 Mollins
Jennings John J., 114 Harford av
Jennings John, hackman, 12 Buren
Jennings John W., printer, 11 n Front
Jennings John, porter, 184 Harford av
Jennings Joseph, laborer, 36 Lemmon
Jennings Josh., laborer, rear of 107 Columbia
Jennings Mrs. Mary, 40 Somerset
Jennings Michael P., huckster, 82 Harford ar
Jennings Maria, 51 n Frederick
JENNINGS N. HYNSON & CO., (N. H.

Jennings.) apothecaries, 88 n Charles
Jennings Patrick, laboi-er, 12 Buren
Jennings Robert, shoemaker, 5 s Bethel
Jennings Robert, shoemaker, Aisquith ext'nd
Jennings Simuel, 11 n Front
Jennings Samuel T., grocer, 104 n Bond
Jennison Mrs. Elizabeth, housekeeper House

of Refuge
Jentner John M., shoemaker, 145 Vine
J^ger Chas., tavern, 67 Centre Market space
Jerningham J. A. C., books and stationery,

123 e Baltimore
Jerome Mrs. J. H. T., 251 Saratoga
Jerome John, mariner, Philadelphia road near

city limits
Jerome Mary, seamstress, 23 Orleans
Jervis Jas., file maker, 70 Washington, F. II.
Jervis Mis. Hannah, 70 Washington, F. H.
Jervis Wm., file cutter, 197 Montgomery
Jessing Henry, grocery, 238 Penna. av
Jessop Mrs. Ann, 126 n Fremont
Jessop Samuel, moulder, 683 Mulberry
Jessop Wm. VV., blacksmith, 281 Saratoga
Jessup Hiram W., clerk U. S. A. medical de-
partment, 31 s Eden
Jest Conrad, cooper, 287 s Wolfe
Jett James A., laborer, 32 Mount
Jett Rollins, butcher, 32 Mount
JEVENS JOHN W., gas fitter and fixtures,
n e cor St. Paul and Bank la, dw s e cor
Franklin and Fulton
Jewell F. I., agent, 44 Pearl
JEWELL T. T. M., real estate broker, over

11 South, dw 44 Pearl
Jewett Charles H., clerk medical purveyor's

office U. S. A., 265 w Fayette
Jillard John, 16 n Charles
Jillard Wm. H., (G. R. Dodge & Co.,) 42 w

Baltimore
Jingling Christian, butcher, 286 s Ann

Sbizls, Dra-wers, Socks. Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAT-
MO^TD. BURTOar Si CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calv«rt.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Joabal George, tanner, 6] Plum al

Jochim Leonard, sugar refiner, 57 Centre

Market space
Jocfus Peter, baker, 34 s Poppleton
Jockel John G. stove maker, 275 s Sharp
Jockhech Frederick, shoemak. 109 Eastern av
Joekel Wm. furniture carman, 44 Penna. av
Joerdens Joseph, 321 Mulberry
Joesting HMiry, cigar maker, 42 Conway
Jogem Philip, shoemaker, 189 Aliceanna
Joh Conrad, woodsawyer, 221 s Wolfe
Joh Henry, locksmith, 491 Saratoga
Joh Jacob, locksmith, 47 Penna. av
Johannes Chas. mariner, 28 s Republican
Johannes Henry, lager beer, 74 Pearl
Johannes Col. John G. 37 s Calhoun
Johannes John M. jeweler, wine al, dw 28 s

Republican
Johannes Mrs. Maria, 672 Saratoga
John Augustus, teacher drawing and painting,

90 Lexington
John Dorothea, worsted and fancy store, 90

Lexington
John David, copper smelter, Clinton near

Boston
John George, sr. 233 Aliceanna
John Geo. jr. carpet weaver, 233 Aliceanna
Johns Adam, tailor, 106 Chew
Johns Benj. T. clerk, 285 w Fayette
Johns Elizabeth, 30 Pearl
Johns Elizabeth B. 26 Mulberry
Johns Mrs. Henrietta, 307 Garden
Johns Jane E. boardins:, 285 w Fayette
Johns Joseph, jr., agent Globe Life Insurance

Company, 36 Second, dw 98 e Baltimore
Jolwis Mrs. Lavinia, n e cor Lanvale and

Bolton
Johns Richard H. carpenter, Regester btw

Pratt and Gough, dw 420 Harford av
Johns Rudolph, currier, 12 Orleans
Johns Wm. H. brush factory, 15 s Sharp, dw

50 s Schroeder
Johns Wm. tailor, rear 194 Aliceanna
Johnson Abraham, livery stables, s e cor
Holiday and Pleasant, dw 41 Druid Hill av
Johnson Adolphus, livery stables and liquors,

100 Thames
Johnson Albert R. tobacconist, 231 Druid

Hill av
Johnson Albert A. clerk, 55 s Exeter
Johnson Alexander T. (C. Sidney Norris &

Co.) Baltimore county
Johnson And. rigger, Caroline near Thames
Johnson Ann E. boarding, 87 n High
Johnson Mrs. Arthur L. 252 w Fayette
Johnson Augustus F chair maker, 185 Wil-
liam
Johnson Annie, 14 Saratoga
Johnson Arthur, machinist, 101 s Sharp
Johnson Augustus, (Johnson &Behr,) Eutaw

House
Johnson Augustus F. cigar store, 592 w

Baltimore, dw 102 Peai-i
Johnson Ballard, over 11 South, dw Balto. Co
Johnson Benjamin M. engineer, 310 e Pratt
Johnson Benjamin F. clerk, 104 Franklin
Johnson Bernard, 65 n Spring
JOHNSON & BEHR, (A. John-son, W.
Behr,) sutlers supplies, 77 w Baltimore. —
[See pages 7 and 37 Advertisements]
Johnson Cecelia, 216 Madison av
Johnson Chas. W. carpenter, 94 Dolphin
Johnson Chas. B. engineer, 84 Dolphin

Johnson Capt. Chas. R. mariner, 346 e Balti-
more
Johnson Mrs. Catharine, hucksteress, 1 China
Johnson Clara A. 30 Cathedral
Johnson Catharine, millinery, 269 n Gay
Johnson Mrs. Caroline, 127 Goug^h
Johnson Christopher, millright, 194 n Caroline
Johnson Cornelius, clerk, 394 w Payette
Johnson Capt. Caleb C. mariner, 321 Light
Johnson Crawford H. bookkeeper, 38}^ w

Baltimore
Johnson Daniel, machinist, 158 Scott
JOHNSON & DOBSON, (J. Johnson, G. H.
Dobson) lumber commission merchants, 62
West Falls av
Johnson Edgar H. attorney, 35 n Charles, dw

42 McElderry
Johnson Edgar, carpenter, 224 w Fayette
Johnson Edward, blacksmith, Dover w of

Fulton
Johnson Edward M. fireman, 51 Warren
Johnson Edward, tavern, 60 West Falls av,

dw 43 Hollins
Johnson Edwin, cigar maker, 51 Druid Hill av
JOHNSON ELIJAH, restaurant, 726 w Bal-
timore, dw 543
Johnson Elizabeth, seamstress, 130 William
Johnson Elizabeth, 459 w Fayette
Johnson Elizabeth, 128 Mullikin
Johnson Elizabeth, confect., 259 s Broadway
Johnson Elizabeth, 141 Raborg
Johnson Mrs. Eliza, 92 n Front
Johnson Ellen, washerwoman, over 7 Centre

Market space
Johnson Emily J. 36 s Schroeder
Johnson Mrs. Emily, seamstress, 348 Mul-
berry
Johnson F. mariner, 96 Thames
Johnson Mrs. Fanny, 117 Druid Hill av
Johnson Francis, 182 n Calvert
Johnson Frederick, (Dieter & Johnson) 20

Josephine
Johnson Furgusson, weaver, 115Peirce
Johnson George, 71 n Howard
Johnson George, shoemaker, 58 s Schroeder
Johnson George W., U. S. A., 25 s Fremont
Johnson George W., druggist, 2 s Howard,

dw 617 w Lombard

Johnson Lieut. Col. George K., U. S A.,

medical inspector, 41 n Charles, dw 38

Franklin

Johnson George N. boiler maker, 8 Henrietta

Johnson Geo. M. (Lambert Gittings & Co.)

13 McCulloh
Johnson George, mariner, 29 s Bethel
Johns(?n Geo. VV., laborer, 65 L. McElderry
Johnson George, shoemak. 321 e Monument
Johnson George, paper hanger, 481 Belair av
Johnson Grafton, clerk, 473 Franklin
Johnson Gershom D. (Joseph G. Johnson &

Bro.) 72 s Poppleton
Johnson H. Edgar, 42 McElderry
Johnson Hannah, tailoress, 8 Brune
Johnson Mrs. Hester, 14 M<",Henry
Jolinson Henry, clerk, 13 McCulloh
Johnson Capt Henry, mariner, 216 e Pratt
Johnson Henry A. carpenter, 22 Brune
Johnson Henry A. rigger, 59 Lancaster
Johnson Henrietta P. 65 L. McElderry
Johnson Herman, sailor, 309 s Bond
Johnson Howard, attorney, 42 McElderry
Johnson James M. painter, 516 w Pratt
Johnson James W. chairmaker, 160 n Dallas

iT. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for t»ie sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, «ifcc.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly onk Ikand, 21 Spear's Wbarf.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Johnson James, tobacconist, 135 North, dw 37

Holiday-
Johnson James, marble polisher, 166 Pearl
Johnson James, tobacconist, VosheJl house
Johnson James H. C. mariner, 10 Fish Mar-
ket space
Johnson James E. tavern, 132 Forrest
Johnson James, feed store, 26 e Monument
Johnson James M. coach painter, 17 Rock
Johnson Jas., mariner, 10 Fish Market space
Johnson James H. felt and composition roofer,
3 North, dw n w cor Lexington and Re-
publican
Johnson James, (Johnson & Dobson) 429 n

Central av
Johnson James, 12 Madison al
Johnson James W. laborer, 177 West
Johnson James M. carpenter, 32 Frederick av
Johnson Jas. M. hatter, 2 Morris al
Johnson James, photographer, 259 HoUins

JOHNSON JAMES H., City'steam
Fire Wood Mills, Warren's Fire
and Water Proof Hoofing and
Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes,
over 99 w Baltimore, dw 559 Lex-
ington.

Johnson Jarret D. grocery, 99 w Biddle
Johnson Jackson L. cigar maker, 230 Hudson
Johnson Rev. J. Riley, n Charles near North-
ern av
Johnson Jacob, watchman, 82 Block
Johnson Jesse, clerk. Mansion house
Johnson John, shoemaker, 109 e Pratt
Johnson John H. caulker, 45 Elizabeth la
Johnson John, shoemaker, 179 s Ann
Johnson John, ship carpenter, 172 s Regester
Johnson John, attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw 60

McCulloh
Johnson Jolin D. salesman, over 236 w Balti-
more
Johnson John M. grocer, 92 s Washington,

F. P. "

Johnson John G. rope maker, cor Chester

and McElderry
Johnson John, grocer, 114 Hillen
Johnson John, grocer, 21 e Madison
Johnson John W. painter, 120 Hollins
Johnson John I. mariner, 149 Cross
Johnson John W. junk dealer, 1 West Falls

av, dw 76 s Eden
Johnson Joseph, clerk, 90 s Sharp
Johnson Joseph, 26 Laurel
Johnson Joseph G. & Bro. (Joseph G. John-
son, G. D. Joimson,) tea dealers and gro-
cers, s w cor Baltimore and Poppleton
Johnson Joseph G. (J. G. Johnson & Bro.)
101 Hollins
. Johnson Joseph T. Justice of the pfeace, 58
Camden, dw 103 Hamburg
Johnson Joseph, machinist, 256 Franklin
Johnson Joshua, supt. Patterson' Park, 39

McElderry
Johnson Mrs. Keziah, 6 n Oregon
Johnson Lewis, clerk, 235 n Gay
Johnson Louisa, matron of male department.

Orphan Asylum, Strieker near Lexington
Johnson Margaret, 201 Montgomery
Johnson Margaret 30 East
Johnson Margaret, 76 Chesnut

Johnson Mrs. Martha, seamstress, 114 s

Sharp
Johnson Mary J. seamstress, 154 s Ann
Johnson Mrs. Mary E. 155 Montgomery
Johnson Mrs. Mary A. 192 n Hroadway
Johnson Mrs. Mary, 162 w Biddle
Johnson Mary, dry goods, 78 n Pine
Johnson Merrit, blacksmith, Phila. road near

city limits
Johnson Monroe, laborer 17 Gittings
Johnson Mrs. Mary, 9 Hill
Johnson Patrick, clerk, 114 Hillen
Johnson Peter, laborer, 309 Aliceanna
Johnson Peter, mariner, 7 s Central av
Johnson & Partridge, (R. Johnson, L. E.

Partridge,) tavern, foot of Mill
Johnson Philip, carter. 1 Bell al
JOHNSON REVERDY, Jr., attorney, 26 n

Charles, dw 122 Park
Johnson Richard, ship carpenter, 52 s Bond
Johnson Richard, stone cutter, 215 Lexington
Johnson Richard, (Johnson & Partridge,) foot

of Mill
Johnson Richard, tavern, 215 Lexington
JOHNSON ROBERT, merchant tailor, 357

w Baltimore, dw Gen. Wayne inn
JOHNSON SAMUEL M. & CO. (Samuel
M. Johnson, Wm. A. Johnson,) coal deal-
ers and shippers, cor Towson and Nichol-
son, L. P., and lighterage office 12 O'Don-
nell's whaif, and 2 Dock
Johnson Samuel M. (S. M. Johnson & Co )

89 s Ann
Johnson Samuel, keeper of battery square

218 Washington, F. H.
Johnson Samuel P. boiler maker, 5 William-
son al
Johnson Sam'l V. lab. 218 Washington, F. H.
Johnson Samuel, freight supervisor, Camden

Station, dw 37 Henrietta
Johnson Sallie E. dressmaker, 100 w Fayette
Johnson Mrs. S. D. 70 n Fremont
Johnson S. M. attorney, 84 Franklin
Johnson Mrs. Susan, 63 Chew
Johnson Thomas M. (George Sanders & Co.)

287 Madison av
Johnson Dr. Thomas F. 246 Madison av
Johnson Thomas W. 309 e Lombard
Johnson Thomas C. gilder, 36 s Schroeder
Johnson Thomas, carpenter, Gorsuch av near

Taylor, Homestead
Johnson Thos. J. bricklayer, 244 s Broadway
Johnson Thomas, gardener, rear of Light and

Heath
JOHNSON THOMAS, 120 s Caroline
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 1 Forrest
Johnson Thomas M. laborer, 133 n High
Johnson Thomas, oil refiner, Gorsuch av near

Taylor, Homestead
Johnson Thomas M. laborer, 17 Gittings
Johnson Virginia, 164 n Gay
Johnson Wm. A., jr. (Knight & Johnson) 175

n Calvert
JOHNSON WM. R. dealer in photographic
stock, over 38 s Charles — [See p. 34 Adver-
tisements.]
Johnson Wm. C, rope maker. Monument e

of Broadway
Johnson Wm. 0. blacksmith, 28 Jackson
Johnson Wm. Henry, wholesale and retail
dealer in seine twine, cotton rope, &c., 66 s
Calvert, dw 259 n Eutaw
Johnson Wm. boots and shoes, 110 n Gay

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White L.encl, Zinc, Putty, Liampblnck, Glue,
Sfeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and V.truisHes, 100 W. Lombard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Johnson Wm. huckster, Fremont, 2d door s

of Penna. av
Johnson Wm. M. confect., 244 s Broadway-
Johnson William R. caulker, 142 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Johnson Wm. A. huckster, 15 Fremont near

Penna. av
Johnson Wm. clerk, 117 n Bethel
Johnson Wm. laborer, 106 Dolphin
Johnson Wm. H. hatter, 8 w Hoffman
JOHNSON WM R. druggists' glassware,

over 38 s Charles, dw Baltimore Co.
Johnson Wm. currier, 53 Stirling
Johnson Wm W scrowman, 116 Hamburg
Johnson Wm. B. clerk, 336 Aisquith
JOHNSON WM. & BRO.,(Wm. H.John-
son) tobacco, snuffs and cigars, 21 Centre
tre Market space, dw W. J., 41 n Eden
Johnson Wm. A. (Samuel M. Johnson & Co.)

320 c Pratt
JOHNSON WM. H., grocer, 230 Lexington
Johnson Wm. J., turnkey Western District,

473 w Pratt
Johnson Mrs. Wilhelmina, 508 w Fayette
Johnson Ezekiel, agent for the poor, 95 s Bond
Johnston, Brothers" & Co., (J. L.Johnston,
H. E. Johnston) banking house, 198 w Bal-
timore
Johnston Charles A. H., clerk, Druid Hill av

between Dolphin and Townsend
Johnston Charles, huckster, 37 Orleans
JOHNSTON Dr. CHRISTOPHER, 34 Mul-
berry
Johnston Edgar, carpenter, 50 Barre
Johnston Edward, 43 Holland
Johnston Mrs Elizabeth, 79 w Monument
Johnston Edward, 182 n Calvert
Johnston Francis H. tobacconist, 31 s Calvert,

dw 182 n Calvert
Johnston George E. soldier, 99 n Fremont
Johnston Gerard S. (Baxter & Johnson) 87 n

High
Johnston Henry, mariner, 264 s Broadway
Johnston Henry E. (Johnston, Bros. & Co.)
79 w Monument

JOHNSTON'S INSURANCE
ROOMS 73 and 75 Second Street,
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance.

Johnston James, tobacconist, 135 North, dw

157 Holiday
Johnston James, flour and feed, n e cor Cen-
tre and Calvert, dw 26 e Monument
Johnston Dr. John M. 7 a Frederick
Johnston Josiah Lee, (Johnston, Bros. & Co.)

74 Franklin
Johnston John R. portrait painter, 5 Carroll

Hall, up stairs, dw 130 w Biddle
Johnston John T. bricklayer, 315 Mulberry
Johnston L. C. mariner, 198 Montgomery
Johnston Mrs. Louisa, 99 n Front
Johnston Moses, laborer, 127 Peirce
Johnston Mrs. Priscilla, grocery, 145 n Fre-
mont
Johnston Patrick, grocer, 142 n Eutaw
Johnston Peter, 82 Block
JOHNSTON ROBERT, merchant tailor, 357

w Baltimore, dw 167 Barre
Johnston Mrs. Susanna, seamstress, 12 Har-
mony la
hnston Thomas, stone cutter, 143 King

JOHNSTON THOMAS D. insurance agent,

73 and 75 Second, dw Rennert House, cor

Saratoga and Liberty
Johnston Rev. W. P. 135 Aisquith
Johnston W. J. turnkey Western Station,

473 w Pratt
Joice Harriit, milliner, 160 n Eden
Joice J. A. A. 490 Lexington
Joice John, carpenter, 21 Sterrett
Joice Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 24 Fawn
Joice Rebecca, 21 Mosher
Joice Thomas, bricklayer, 291 e Baltimore
Joines Daniel, blacksmith, 50 (Orleans
Joines John, U. S. N. 237 n Eden
Jolliffe Mrs. Margaret H. 21 Franklin
Jolliffe Thomas H. salesman, 21 Franklin
Jolliffe Wm. H. salesman, 21 Franklin
Jolly John, sweep master, 92 Jefferson
Jolly Wm. H. carpenter, 274 e Madison
Jonas Charles E. clerk B. & O. R. R. 52 Pine
Jones Adian, mill stone work, Washington

road near city limits
Jones Albert, laborer, 119 West
Jones Mrs. Alabama, 242 c Pratt
Jones Alexander, merchant, 84 s Broadway
Jones Alexander, blacksmith, 10 s Republican
Jones Alfred H. painter, 74 Ann
Jones Alfred J. painter, 102 Aisquith
Jones Mrs. Amelia, 17 n Amity
Jones Andrew, driver, 237 Hughes
Jones Andrew B. clerk, 51 Mount Vernon

place
Jones Mrs. Ann, 45 Pearl
Jones Mrs. Ann, 284 n Eutaw
Jones Mrs. Ann Jane, 140 Washington, F. H.
Jones Mrs. Anna J. 182 Saratoga
Jones Asa, huckster, 222 Mulberry
Jones & Ashcroft, (Wm. B. Jones, Robert

Ashcroft,) ship builders, n e cor Wolfe and

Thames
Jones Bennett, jr. carpenter, 43 Granby
Jones Bennett, blacksmith, 43 Granby
Jones Benjamin F. coach trimmer, 107 n Eden
Jones Benjamin, bricklayer, 361 e Monument
Jones Benjamin, carpenter, 148 Cross
Jones Benjamin P. cooper, 42 Chew
JONES MKS. BERTHA, tavern, 1 President
Jones Dr. Buckler, 94 s Broadway
Jones Dr. Charles H. 530 w Fayette
Jones Caroline, confectioner, 188 Montgomery
Jones Caroline, seamstress, 43 Jew al
Jones Christopher, gardener, n e cor Madison

and Cannon
Jones C. B. (R. W. K. Dixon & Co.) 519 w

Fayette
Jones Capt. Charles R. 157 Cross
Jones Charles B., com. mercht. Light-st whf,

dw 519 w Fayette
Jones Capt. Charles R. 157 Hughes
Jones Charles, tobacconist, 180 s Broadway,

dw 177
Jones Charles, mariner. 111 n Broadway
Jones Charles, 50 Barre
Jones David A. bookkeeper, 120 Grundy
Jones David, laborer, 8 Cuba
Jones Dawson, Life Insurance agent, 85 Sec-
ond, dw 161 w Lombard
Jones Edmond, spice grinder, 170 North
Jones Edward, insurance agent, 85 w Second
Jones Edward, brush maker, 1 Jefferson
Jones Edward S. machinist, 130 n Exeter
Jones Edward L. (C. E. Waters & Co.) 94

n Charles

THE GROVER »Si BAKER SEWING MACHINE is tlie best for all piuposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Jones Edward D. Greeiimount av nr Point la
Jones Edward D. driver, 101 n Poppleton
Jones Edward J. salesman, 81 n fioward
Jones Edwin, clerk, 170 Druid Hill av
Jones Edwin, (J. G. Jones & Bro.) 64 Mul-
berry
Jones Edwin T. R. carpenter, 64 Mulberry
Jones Elizabeth, 94 s Regester
Jones Elizabeth G. 130 n Exetei-
Jones Mrs. Elizabeth, 160 n Fremont
Jones Mrs. Eliza, 42 McCulloh
Jones Mrs. Emily, 99 Saratoga
Jones Eugene B. photograph 'r, 345 Lexington
Jones Evan, copper smelter, St. Charles ho-
tel, Hull betw. Marriott and Nicholson
Jones Capt. Ezekiel, 98 s Exeter
Jones Geo., cigar maker, Bela.ir av extended
Jones Geo. W. soldier, 188 East
Jones George W. mariner, 86 s Chapel
Jones Geo. L ship carp. 73 Washington, P.P.
Jones Geo. W. fisherman, 105 Cross
Jones Geo. W. ship carpenter, 205 Gough
Jones Geo. W. shoemaker, Calverton rd near

Almshouse
Jones Geo. T. moulder, 237 Hamburg
Jones George, tinner, 118 w Fayette
Jones Goffro, clerk, Howard House
Jones Hannah, 10 n Durham
Jones Mrs. Harriet, 270 w Fayette
Jones Henrietta, dry goods, 311 Aliceanna
Jones Hembrey, stone mason, McHenry w

of Fulton
Jones Henry B. ass't grain inspector, 4 Wood
Jones Henry J. laborer, 193 s Chapel
Jones Henry, 36 Towson
Jones Henry C. clerk, 34 Pearl
Jones Henry, tavern, 24 Foundry
Jones Henry C. mercht. tailor, 9 s Gay, dw

164 Hanover
Jones Henry, laborer, 131 Mullikin
Jones Henry C. mercht. tailor, 9 s Gay, dw

164 Hanover
Jones Henry, coach painter, 40 e Fayette
Jones Henry, commission mercht. 4 Corn Ex-
change, dw 118 w Fayette
Jones Henry, moulder, 590 w Pratt
Jones Henry, machinist, 140 German
Jones Henry, shoemaker, 134 e Lombard
Jones Henry C. clerk Firemen's Insurance
Co. and school commissioner, 164 Hanover
Jones Hugh B. secretary Baltimore Equitable

Society, 51 Saratoga
Jones Isaac H. bookkeeper, 130 w Fayette
Jones Isaac S. (McNeal & Jones,) 64 Saratoga
Jones J. G. (J. G. Jones & Bro.) 64 Mulberry
Jones Jacob P. director N. C. R., Calvert

station
Jones James E. clerk, 63 n High
Jones James A. boarding house, 96 Camden
Jones James H. plasterer, 108 n Caroline
Jones James, Chase near Eden
Jones James, tinner, 489 Saratoga
Jones James A. clerk, 6 Henrietta
Jones James, 29 s Sharp
Jones Mrs. James, 170 Druid Hill av
Jones James, mattress manuf. 48 German, dw

217 s Charles
Jones Capt. James, 153 Cross
Jones Jenkins, pilot, 45 e Baltimore
Jones Jennie, vest maker, 235 n Eden
Jones Jeremiah, police, 147 Cross
Jones J. G. & Bro. (J. G. Jones, Edwin
Jones,) carpenters, 116)^ n Calvert

Jones John B., U. S. N., 104 s Ann

Jones J. Crawford, clerk, 156 Hanover

Jones John H. painter, 98 s Central av

Jones John H. fisherman, 120 Cross

Jones John P. soldier, 74 Peirce

Jones John, (North, White & Jones,) 305 a

Charles
Jones John Q. hatter, 17 St. Mary
Jones John, gardener, n e cor Cannon and

Madison
Jones John P., U. S. inspector and ganger, n
w cor Baltimore and Exeter, dw 26 Aisquith
Jones John, huckster, 140 s Regester
Jones John, clerk, 199 Aisquith
Jones John, printer, 26 Aisquith
Jones John T. clerk, 11 Nicholson
Jones Jno.M. clerk city yard, 473 w Lombard
Jones John P. P. prop, agent, 4 n Calhoun
Jones John R. clerk Fireman's Ins. Co. 199

Aisquith
Jones John W. laborer, 71 Raborg
Jones Capt. John, 44 n Bond
Jones John, 162 Aliceanna
Jones John of Charles, boarding, a e corner

Greene and Lexington
Jones John, 136 s Central av
Jones Capt. John R. 118 Hughes
Jones John, bricklayer, 13 Jefferson e of

Broadway
Jones Joseph T. laborer, 7 Jefferson
Jones Joseph, fireman B. & 0. R. R. 39 Scott
Jones Joseph A. tavern, 28 Eastern av
Jones Josiah, clerk, 488 Franklin
Jones Mrs. Joshua, 33 Pleasant
Jones Joshua, bricklayer, 112 Mullikin
Jones J. Paul, sutler, 290 Hollins
Jones Mrs. Julia A. 345 Lexington
Jones Mrs. Julia, liquors, 150 Eastern av
Jones Lemuel, 103 Granby
Jones Levin, wood dealer, 279 Hanover
Jones Levin, ship chandler, 166 and 168 Light

street wharf, dw 29 s Sharp
Jones Levin, ship carpenter, 116 Hughes
Jones Levin, shoemaker, 115 e Pratt
Jones Levin H. painter, 176 Orleans
Jones Levin T. clerk, 29 s Sharp
JONES LEWIS k CO. (L. Jones, L. Jones,
Jr., produce and commission merchants, 70
Light-st wharf
Jones Lewis, (L. Jones & Co.) 80 Columbia
Jones Lewis, cooper, 1>^8 East
Jones Lewis, jr. (L. Jones & Co.) 81 Columbia
Jones Lewis, clerk, 163 w Lombard
Jones Lewis, roller, 104 Eastern av
Jones Louis, laborer, 5 s Central av
Jones Mrs. Lydia, 72 s Republican
Jones Mrs. Margaret, 80 Columbia
Jones Mrs. Margaret, 506 w Fayette
Jones Mrs. Margaret, 68 n Poppleton
Jones Margaret, washerwoman and seam-
stress, 157 Hughes
Jones Mrs. Mary A. 93 n Poppleton
Jones Mary, 2 Bedford al
Jones Mary, 81 Caroline
Jones Mary E. 188 East
Jones Mary E. millinery, 45 e Baltimore
Jones Mary, 54 Hillen
Jones Mary M. 53 Fawn
Jones Mary E. 446 w Lombard
Jones Mrs. Mary, principal Mount Vernon
Institute for young ladies, 51 Mount Ver-
non place
Jones Mrs. Matilda T. 530 w Fayette

JAMES H. JOHXSOX, City Steam Firovood Mills— Warren's Fire and "%Vnter-proof
Roofing, and Patent Ncotti-ic Sinubin^ Tubes, over O'J W. Baltlniorc-st«

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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JOS

Jones Marcellus, clerk, 143 Hanover
JONES MORRIS J. attorney, 53 w Fayette

dw 136 Pearl
Jones Nicholas, blacksmith, 47 e Eager
Jones Owen D bookkeeper, 182 Saratoga
Jones Phammer, mariner, 258 e Fayette
Jones Rachel, fancy and variety store, 108 n

Calvert
Jones Richard, carpenter, 53 Chew
Jones Richard P. machinist, 16 s Oregon
Jones Robert B. blacksmith, 288 Light
Jones Robert H. shijiping master, over n w

cor Frederick and Pi-att, dw s e cor Sharp

and Conway
Jones R. L pressman, 63 n High
Jones Robert, engineer, 71 Harford av
Jones Robert, soldier, Calverton road n of

Baltimore
Jones R. S. D. chief clerk tobacco warehouse

No. 2, 63 n High
Jones Rose Ann, 107 Hamburg
Jones Rose, 16 Saratoga
Jones Samuel, barkeeper, 11 n High
Jones Samuel, machinist, 21 Pearl
Jones Sarah, 263 s Dallas
Jones Sarah, 147 w Biddle
Jones Mrs. Sarah C. 197 Montgomery
Jones S. S. clerk, Eutaw House
Jones Mrs Sophia, 166 Hanover
Jones Sophia H. 56 n Liberty
Jones Stephen W. clerk P. W. & B. R. R.,

90 s Exeter
Jones Mrs. Susan, milliner, 64 Mulberry
Jones Talbot, mariner, 488 Franklin
Jones Rev. T. G 50 Calhoun
Jones Theodore, ship carpenter, 126 Cross
Jones Therome, produce, 12 s Howard
Jones Thomas, mariner, 67 Washington, F.H.
Jones Thos. M. carpenter, 140 Washington,

F.H
Jones Thomas 0. printer, 102 Aisquith
Jones Thomas, watchman, 84 n Front
Jones Thomas S. painter, 219 w Fayette, dw

64 n Poppleton
Jones Capt. Thomas, 170 Cross
Jones Capt. Thos. W. police, 129 Jefferson
Jones Capt. Thompson T. pilot, 38 n Bond
Jones Thos. F. clerk, 230 Light
Jones Thomas A. mariner, 165 s Sharp
Jones Thos. A. laborer, 198 Montgomery
Jones Thos. W. salesman, Howard House
Jones Capt. Thomas, 140 William
Jones Timothy M. chair maker, 51 Milliman
Jones Turbot, chairmaker, 98 Central av
Jones Uriah, jr. merchant, 45 Pearl
Jones Capt. Walter, mariner, 37 Stiles
Jones Capt. Washington, 140 s Central av
Jones Wesley, laborer, 85 n Oregon
Jones Wm. 108 n Calvert
Jones Wm. B. ship carpenter, 142 Eastern av
Jones Wm. C. blacksmith, 139 Montgomery
Jones Wm. cooper, 188 East
Jones Wm. B. (Jones & Ashcroft,) 106 s

Broadway
Jones Wm, huckster, 165 n Poppleton
Jones Wm. clerk, 17 Holland
Jones Wm. huckster, 250 Eastern av
Jones Wm. wire worker, 26 Orleans
Jones Capt. Wm. mariner, 47 n Caroline
Jones Wm. B. coal and cigars, 2 n Frederick,

dw 349 e Baltimore
Jones Wm. G. driver Harnden Express, 160

n Fremont

Jone.s Wm. D. clerk, 65 Franklin
Jones Wm. H. machinist, 364 Raborg
Jones Wm. H. property agent, 4 n Calhoun
Jones Wm. H. (Clarke & Jones,) 210 w

Lombard
Jones Wm. wire worker, 177 n Eden
Jones Wm. H. 51 Lexington
Jones Wm. H. waterman, 122 s Chester
Jones Wm. H. oyster trader, 68 s Regester
Jones Wm. H. engineer, 223 Conway
Jones Wm. H. salesman, 176 n Calvert
Jones Wm. H. tobacconist, s w cor Wash-
ington and Baltimore
Jones Wm. N. clerk, 229 ■w^Baltimore
Jones Wm. S. huckster, 165 Barre
Jones Wm. T. milk, 195 n Central av
Jones Wm H. machinist, 244 w Fayette
Jones Wm. W. mariner, 45 e Baltimore

Jones , 198 Montgomery

Jontz Geo. B, clerk, 184 Pearl
Jordan Albert, artist, 74 n High
Jordan Anne, 753 Penna av
Jordan Charles, restaurant, 195 s Sharp
Jordan Chas. coach trimmer, 274 n Howard
Jordan Edward, clothing, 153 s Broadway
Jordan Eliza J. dress maker, 218 German
Jordan Francis, variety goods, 94 w Pratt,

dw 15 Holland
Jordan Henry, cigar maker, Dover nr Sharp
Jordan Htzekiah, n e cor Walsh and Mosher
Jordan Isam, ship carpenter, 246 Light
Jordan James W., Swan hotel, s e cor Frank-
lin and Eutaw
Jordan James, soap maker, 37 Hillen
Jordan James A. clerk, 226 w Fayette
Jordan James, laborer, 66 s Republican
Jordan Jane, seamstress, 753 Penna. av
Jordan John T, ship carpenter, s w cor Gough

and Chester
Jordan John, baker, 495 n Gay
Jordan John, accountant B. & O. R. R. 103

Hanover
Jordan John T. clerk, 664 Saratoga
Jordan Joseph, (Jordan & Rose,) 265 n Gay
Jordan Levi, clothier, 64 Centre Market space,

dw 2 n High
Jordan Mrs. Mary, 274 n Howard
Jordan Melchoir, laborer, Bevan bet Ham-
burg and Cross
Jordan Paulina, 15 Holland
JORDAN & ROSE, (J. Jordan, S. Rose,)

millinery goods, 263 w Baltimore
Jordan Richard, boiler maker, 140 Cross
Jordan Robert, ship carpenter, 251 Gough
Jordan Samuel, police, 65 Druid Hill av
Jordan Solomon, dealer in cattle, 265 n Gay
Jordan Thomas, laborer, 169 Raborg
Jordan Wm. police, 153s Wolfe
Jordan Wm. H. freight agent W. M. R. R.

664 Saratoga
Jordan Wm. G. trunk maker, 218 German
Jory A. E. 263 w Lombard
Jory Jolm, painter, 263 w Lombard
Jory Wm. M. shoemaker, 371 Light
Josa Francis, mariner, 135 e Pratt
Josenhar.s Chas. C. butcher, 10 Centre and 3

Lexington markets, dw 811 w Pratt
Josenhaiis Joseph, laborer, 271 Aliceanna
Joseph Esther, dressmaker, 103 Cathedral
JOSEPH ISIDORE, jeweler, 146 w Balti-
more
Joseph James, porter, 39 Tyson
Joseph James, wagoner, 39 Tyson

SHIRTS : SHIRVS ! ! shirts: ! ! Satisfectioii Giiaiauteed in Fit, Finisli ana Style, or
no Sale. RAYSIOND, BURTON & CO., 168 BalUmore-st., abOT^e Calvert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

JOS

222

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Joseph J. 77 n Exeter
Joseph John, tailor, over 154 Light
Joseph Mrs. Margaret, 34 Milliman
Joseph Mark, maciiinist, 103 Cathedral
Joseph Mary J. 9 s Bond
Josepii M. & Bro. (Myer Joseph, Philip
Joseph,) fancy and millinery goods, 87 n
Gay
Joseph Myer, (M. Joseph & Bro.) Exeter

betw. Low and Fayette
Joseph Philip, (M. Joseph & Bro.) Exeter

betw Low and Fayette
Josling Mrs. Mary, 140 e Lombard
Joss William, sailor, 9U Block
Jourdan Mrs. Sarah, 207 s Ann
Journey Edward, laborer, 88 s Poppleton
Jouse Doras, 196 Hughes
Joy Charles, stone cutter, 57 McHenry
Joy C. Mason, collector, 20 n Charles
Joy E. W. cloaks and mantillas, 107 w Balti-
more, dw 20 n Charles
Joy H. H. clerk, 107 w Baltimore
Joyce Elias, M. D., 272 s Sharp
JOYCE EUGENE T. restaurant, 113 Camden
Joyce Francina, milliner, 27 Thomsen
Joyce Geo. H. ship carpenter, 44 William-
son al
Joyce Geo. W. engineer, 213 n Bond
Joyce Jas. A. clerk, 490 Lexington
Joyce John, laborer, 26 Elizabeth la
Joyce John, laborer, 17 s Front
Joyce John, shoemaker, 26 Booth
Joyce Lavinia, 27 s Front
Joyce Mrs. Maria, 59 Granby
Joyce Matilda, milliner, 27 Thomsen
Joyce William, clerk, 325 e Eager
Joyce W. A. clerk. Mansion House
JOYES, BRUMMEL & CO. (E. J. Joyes,
A. Brummel, Wm. F. D. Jean,) spice man-
ufacturers, 113 w Lombard
Joyes Edward J. (Joyes, Brummel & Co.)

s e cor Biddle and Eutaw
Joyne Alexander, cakes, 141 Canton av
Joyner William, boiler maker, 166 Hughes
Joyner Wm. T. finisher, 166 Hughes
Joynes Daniel, sail maker, 121 n Central av
Joynes David J. R. pilot, 262 e Fayette
Joynes Mrs. Eleanora, 262 e Fayette
Joynes Mrs. Francis, 138 w Madison
Joynes George R. clerk, 262 e Fayette
Joynes Oliver, sailmaker, 74 n Ann
Jubb Chas. E. huckster, 202 Conway
Jubb Henry, waterman, 115 Lancaster
Jubb Lloyd, huckster,163 s Washington, F.P.
Jubb Reuben, huckster, 114 s Ann
Jubb Richard, soldier, 124 Thames
Jubb Richard, jr. soldier, 70 Aliceanna
Jubb Capi. William, mariner, 180 Conway
Judah David, public weigher, 61 s Gay, dw

n e cor Charles and Pleasant
Judefice Charles, blacksmith, 32 Lee
Judelin Elizabeth, 38 tJlirling
Judge A. T. patterti maker, 85 Lexington
Judge Francis A. carver and gilder, 105 Druid

Hill av
Judge Henry, salesman, 105 Druid Hill av
Judge Henry, piano and organ tuner, 105 Druid

Hillav
Judick Joseph, stock dealer, 246 w Lombard
Judt Mathias, tailor, 20 Walker
Juggenheime S. teacher, 89 Orleans
Juhn Abraham, shoemaker, 117 Penna. av
Juhn Isaac, second-hand clothier, 42 Harrison

Jump Charles, police, 185 s Bond

Jung Mrs. Elizabeth, over 167 e Lombard

Jung Frederick & Co. (Fred. Jung,) grocers

and importers, 5 Harrison
Jung Frederick, locksmith, 30 uGay
Jung John, tailor, 47 Holland
Jung John H. lager beer saloon, 24 Harrison
Jung Theodore, lager beer, 446 w Baltimore
Junger Sigmund, (Junger & Struth,) 195 w

Pratt
Junger & Struth, (S. Junger, H. Struth,) li-
quor dealers, 195 w Pratt
Jungnickel Henry, music teacher, 227 Lex-
ington
Junker Philip, shoemaker, 225 Light,
Jurgens John C. saddles and harness, 45 n

Paca
Jury George, ship carpenter, 36 Warren
Jury Joseph, engineer, 311 Light
Jury Lewis W. laborer, .33 L. Church
Jury Stephens, glass blower, 4 Hall al
Juste Henry, sheet iron worker, 250 Lee
Juste Mrs. Louis, 202 s Fremont
Juste Louis, jr. tinner, 2C2 s Fremont
Justice John, express wagon, 315 Franklin
Justice Mary, tailoress, 331 Franklin
Justin Lewis, tinner, 336 s Kutaw
Justis Charles E. (Koch & Justis,) 1 Watson
Justis Wm. S. watchmaker, 102 w Pratt, dw

1 Watson ^
Juwall John, beer saloon, 207 Orleans
Juzek Thomas, clock maker, 422 w Lombard

K.

Kaber John, laborer, 268 s Caroline
Kabernag^l Geo. barkeeper, 89 Eastern av
Kabernagel Harman, porter, 37 n Pine
Kabernagel Harman H. grocer, 90 George
Kabernagel John, grocer, 4 n Pii publican
Kabernagel John H. groceries and provisions,

135 Conway

Kabler John J. cabinet maker, 75 Hampstead
Kachel M. shoemaker, 52 s Durham
Kadden Mrs. Hannah, milliner, 232 s Broad-
way
Kaddenmiller Herman, laborer, 63 Albemarle
Kaechler Jaques, (Baquol & Kaechler,) 142

Peirce
Kaehl John, laborer, n e cor Canton av and

Ann
Kaehler Fred, shoemaker, 608 w Baltimore
Kaehler Theodore, cooper, 12 Brannan ct
Kaentzlar Louis, cooper, 328 s Charles
Kaermayer Joseph, coo))er, 128 Granby
Kearcher Kabon, laborer, 112 s Spring
Kaeser Geo. D. grocer, 500 n Gay
Kafkin Clement, 91 Orleans
KAFLINSKI CHAS. gas fitter and fixtures,

136 w Fayette

Katfee Alexander, blacksmith, 24 Barnes

Kagel John, laborer, 30 Dewberry al

Kahayn Margaret, 9 n Amity

Kahl Andrew, butcher, 190 s Bond

Kahl Chas. pocket book maker, 23 s Gay

Kahl Christojjher, baker, 28 Thames

Kalil Geo. cooper, 235 Cross

Kahl Ginder, painter, 23 sGay

Kahl Henry, cooper, 235 Cross

Kahl Jacob, huckster, 235 Cross

Kahl John, cooper, 376 s Charles

Kahl John F. photograph painter, 3 Park

Kahl Julius, cap maker, rear 488 Penna. av

J. HBarRY GIESS, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Floiu-, Grain, Seeds, .Sio.
SLoseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

KAH

223

KAN

KAHL MORRIS, restaurant, 2.3 s Gay
KAHLER ADAM, flour and feed, n w cor

Eutaw and German, dw 48 Pearl
Kahler Bertha, 3 n Pine
Kahler Caspar, tailor, 33 Lancaster
Kahler Charles P. K. 48 Pearl
Kahler George, blacksmith, 134 s Dallas
Kahler George, 44 Lee
Kahler George, tailor, 109 n Spring
Kahler Ida, 3 n Pine
Kahler John, laborer, 77 s Chapel
Kahler John, beer saloon, 44 Lee
Kahler Joseph, tailor, 6 Tessier
Kahler William, cooper, 101 s Wolfe
Kahlert F. shoemaker, 288 s Ann
Kahlert G. shoemaker, 288 s Ann
Kahlert Julius, clerk, 191 Preston
Kahmer Philip, musician, 28 Ensor
Kahn Aaron, Jewish butcher, 6 s Greene
Kahn Benhart, peddler, 14 Hampstead
Kahn Christian, carter, 259 s Wolfe
Kahn Frederick, rag dealer, 348 s Durham
Kahn Jacob, carter, 239 s Wolfe
Kahn Jacob, peddler, 25 Lee
Kahn John, tailor, 100 e Madison
Kahn Joseph, locksmith, 473 w Baltimore
Kahn Moses, (Hess, Blum & Co.) 94 s Paca
Kahn Samuel, clothier, 279 w Baltimore, dw

90 n Paca
Kahn Samuel, (Kahn & Schloss,) 90 n Paca
Kahn & Schloss, (S. Kahn, Wm. Schloss,)

wholesale clothiers, 255 w Baltimore
Kahse Dorothea, tobacconist, 208 n Gay
Kahsc Frederick, cigar maker, 208 n Gay
Kail John, laborer, 194 Columbia
Kaine John G. harness maker, 93 Hamburg
KAISER CHARLES, lager beer, 16 e Lom-
bard
Kaiser Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 133

Lexington
Kaiser Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 15 e

Lombard
Kaiser G. piano maker, 115 Pearl
Kaiser Jacob, lager beer, 200 Cathedral
Kaiser Jacob, piano maker, 21 Sarah Ann
Kaiser John G. cooper, 24 s Regestcr
Kaiss John, barrel dealer, 252 Hanover
Kalar John, wheelwright, 450 w Pratt
Kalb Henry, soldier, 65 Preston
Kalb Jacob, 175 Hanover
Kalb John B. lager beer, 299 s Sharp
Kalb Lewis, soldier, 65 Preston
Kalb Margaret, 65 Pi-eston
Kalbfleisch Henry, 235 Lemmon
Kalbfleisch Jacob, clerk, 235 Lemmon
Kalbfleisch John, shoemaker, 13 Jackson ct
Kalbfus Geo. H. clerk, 274 Lexington
Kalbfus Lewis, sr. (Kalbfus & Locher,) 274

Lexington
Kalbfus Lewis, jr. clerk, 53 n Paca
Kalbfus & Locher, (Lewis Kalbfus, Geo. H.
Locher,) morocco dressers, 8 s Calvert, and
factory J 37 n Front
Kalbfus Mrs. Margaret, 320 Lexington
Kalbfuse John, plasterer, 217 Gough
Kaler Christina, 416 Lexington
Kaley Daniel, laborer, 140 e Monument
Kalkman Henry F. grocer, McHenry w of

Fulton
Kalkman Mrs. L. 166 e Madison
Kalkman Von Hollen, attorney, 13 Lexing-
ton, dw 51 w Biddle
Kalling Lewis, bottler, 224 Hollins

Kallmeyer Joseph, cooper, 55 Fawn
Kaltenbach C. glass-blower, 85 William
Kaltenbach Henry, glass-blower, 142 Hughes
Kaltenbach Sophia, grocery, 53 William
Kalter John, wood sawyer, 251 w Biddle
Kalvelage Mrs. Catherine, grocer, 143 Wil-
liamson al
Kalvelage, John W. grocer, 307 s Charles
Kambel George, clerk, 43 n Eden
Kamler John, shoemaker, 195 s Bond
Kamm Henry, laborer, 353 s Charles
Kammerer Philip A., tailor, 6 Carlton
Kammerer Wm. A., clerk, s e cor Lombard

and Liberty
Kamp George, restaurant, n w cor President

and Canton av
Kampa Minnice, grocery, 58 Harrison
Kampe John F., butcher, 108 Centre and 57
Belair markets, dw York road, Balto. Co.
Kamphause Rudolph, carpenter, 14 Biddle al
Kamps Harman, grocer, 88 s ( entral av
Kamps Henry, piano maker. West btw Eu-
taw and Russell
Kami'olieh George, 40 Block
Kamtmaan George, milkman, Garrison la n

of Frederick road
Kandrizek Francis, cabinet maker,- 194 Con-
stitution
Kane Amanda, teacher, Strieker nr Lexington
Kane Ann L., washerwoman, 93 Hamburg
Kane Ann, 4 Raborg

Kane Bartholomew, mariner, 189 s Chester
Kane Bernard, 101 Chew
Kane Mrs. Eliza, 209 Cross
Kane Ellen, n e cor Front and High
Kane Mrs. Ellen, 85 n Amity
Kane Mrs. Emma V., 269 Hollins
Kane Henry, 370 s Eutaw
Kane Hugh, tailor, 124 e Fayette
Kane James, stone mason, 202 Raborg
Kane James, tailor, 24 n Poppleton
Kane James, boot fitter, 20 Willow
KANE JAMES, dealer in and rectifier of

liquors, 62 Thames
Kane John, laborer, n e cor Front and High
Kane John, stone mason, 196 Vine
Kane John, laborer, 229 Forrest
Kane John, laborer, 14 Pleasant al
Kane John, laborer, 9 Grace ct
Kane Mrs. John K., 210 n Howard
Kane Lazarus, second-hand store, 57 Union
Kane Levi, huckster, 40 n Spring
Kane Martin, laborer, 27 e Madison
Kane Mrs. Mary, laundress, 66 Durst al
Kane Mathias, huckster, 320 Forrest
Kane Michael, 184 Hughes
Kane Owen, boarding, 142 Lee
Kane Patrick, 93 Hamburg
Kane Patrick, laborer, 25 Pleasant a!
Kane Patrick, carter, 40 McHenry
Kane Patrick, laborer, 65 n Spring
Kane Mrs. Susan, 185 Vine
Kane S R., 132 w Fayette
Kane Thomas, sawyer, 5 w Centre
Kane Wm., 168 Greenmount av
Kanely James, carpenter, 79 s Mount
Kanely John, gardener, 71 Preston
Kanely Kezira, seamstress, 79 Mound
Kanely Thomas, engineer, 81 Mount
Kaner Gotleib, shoemaker, 118 Columbia
Kaner Wilhelm, varnisher, 43 Marion
Kaney Ernst, laborer, 273 Canton av
Kanig Wilhelmina, 211 Chesnut

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., ManuTacturcrs of AVUite L.ea<l, Zinc, Putty, liampblack. Glue,
Neatsfoot OU, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamiglies, 100 W. Lombard Street,

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

KAN

224

KAV

Kanlin Maurice, carter, 141 Henrietta
Kann Julius, clerk, 233 Franklin
KANN SOL. J. & CO., (Sol. J. Kann,) im-
porter hardware, 8 s Charles, dw S. J. K.
43 Harrison. — [See p. 8 Mvertisements .]
Kann Solomon, dry goods, ]56 s Broadway
Kanner John, carpenter, 89 s Ann
Kannott Mrs. Sophia, 4 Greenwillow
Kanny George, silversmith, Caroline 3J door

e of Gay
Kansler Charles, huckster, 28 Bank
Kantsler S. laborer, 214 Bank
Kant Anton, tailor, 18 Granby
Kapp A. E.'direc'r N. C. R., Calvert Station
Kapp George M. potter, 47 Pine
Kappas Philip, tavern. 26 e Lombard
Kappes Frederick, butcher, 5 Walnut al
Kapplee Andrew, tailor, 147 e Pratt
Kapraun Conrad K. blacksmith, 100 Fred-
erick av
Karch Gotleib, laborer, 79 s Regester
Karg Elizabeth, 34 Preston
Karl John, sr., shoemaker, 105 Peirce
Karle Henry, cooper, 109 Leadenhall
Karle John, shoemaker, 3 New Church
Karltoff Frederick, cigar maker, 156 s Bond
Karn George, beer saloon, s w cor Pratt and

Caroline
Karnan Bernard, grocery, 99 Watson
Karner Conrad, laborer, 15 Elliott
Karner Elizabeth, grocery, 151 n Bond
Karney Patrick, laborer, 170 Dover
Karns Martin, furniture wagon, 34 Union
Karr Elisha E. clerk, 150 Ensor
Karr Margaret J. grocery, 150 Ensor
Karr Thomas, baker, 56)^ n Howard
Karsner David S. clerk at custom house, Fay-
ette near Gilmor
Karsner George H. clerk, Fayette near

Gilmor
Kaste Charles, shoemaker, 61 Warren
Kaste F. cabinet maker, 57 Somerset
Kaste John, laborer, 90i w Pratt
Kasten Charles, shoemaker, 90 n Exeter
Kasten Frederick, shoemaker, 90 n Exeter
Kastenclike George, moulder, 235 s Sharp
Kaster Frederick, 75 Somerset
Kastner John, shoemaker, 287 e Eager
Kastneir John, tailor, 145 Stirling
Kassinges Henry, blacksmith, 102 Frederick

avenue
Katenkamp Dietrich, canes and umbrellas, s

e cor Clay and Howard, dw 158 George
Katham Clemans, shoemak. 397 w Baltimore
Katham John J. grocery, 20 Jefferson
Kathmanii Joseph, tailor, 32 German
Katz Daniel, peddler, 83 e Lombard
Katz Henry, dry goods, 202 s Broadway
Katz Samuel, butcher, 54 Belair market, dw

32 JetiVrson
Katzenberger Frank, turner, 59 Garden
Katzenberger John H. clerk, 59 Garden
Katzenberger Louis, 59 Garden
Katzeyl.)erger Louis E. bookkeeper, 208 Mul-
berry
Katzenburg Samuel, grocer, 311 Canton av
Katzenstein Benj. salesman, cor Central av

and Orleans
Katzenstein Mrs. Matilda, dry goods, corner

Central av and Orleans
Katzmimier George, shoemaker, 71 Hamp-

stead
KALiCK JOHN, tavern, 266 s Broadway

Kauch John, laborer, 31 Ryan
Kauderer John, laborer, 287 s Sharp
Kauffelt Kate, 278 Lexington
Kaufman Mrs. Ann, 122 St. Peter
Kaufman Andrew, herdsman, 925 w Pratt
Kaufman Augustus, hostler, 159 n Paca
Kaufman Carl, tavern, 187 Montgomery
Kaufman Charles, clothier, 124 w Pratt, "dw

57 German
Kaufman & Cochran, (J. Kaufmun, J. Coch-
ran,) pie and cake bakers, 248 n Central av
Kaufman & Co., (W. Kaufman, W. Ward,)

furniture dealers, 50}^ n Howard
Kaufman Mrs. Emma, dry goods, 775 w Bal-

tiiTiore
Kaufman E. L., (Kaufman & Weiskopf,) 233

Eastern av
Kaufman George, brakesman B. & 0. R. R.,

122 St. Peter
Kaufman George H., hackman, 2 Warren
Kaufman Henry, laborer, 335 s Bond
Kaufman Henry, butcher, Frederick road w

of city limits
Kaufman Henry, shoemaker, 110 St. Mary
Kaufman Isaac, 775 w Baltimore
Kaufman Jesse, butcher, 154 Division
Kaufman Joseph, (Oppenheimer & Kauf-
man,) 28 s Paca
Kaufman, J. T., of Custom house, 229 e

Baltimore
Kaufman Moses, second-hand goods, 712 w

Baltimore
Kaufman N., carpenter, 317 n Central av
Kaufman Solomon, second-hand furniture,

170 Columbia
Kaufman S., peddler, 36 Low
Kaufman Warner, (Kaufman & Co.,) Grundy

btw Mosher and McMechin
Kaufman & Weiskopf, (E. L. Kaufman, J.

L. Weiskopf,) dry goods, 9 e Baltimore
Kaufsoly Robert, peddler, 36 Harford av
Kaufmaiui A., porter, 243 w Baltimore
Kaufmann David, clerk, 97 and 99 n Gay
Kaufmann Godfried, baker, 408 n Gay
Kauffman George, laborer, 392 West
Kaufi'man Geo. H. shoemaker, 7 New Church
Kauffman Hiram, butcher, 61 Centre, 8 Lex-
ington, and 8 Hanover markets, dw 542
Penna. av
Kauffman John C, carpenter, 166 Conway
Kauffman Marion W., police, 4 n Ann
Kauffman Mrs. Sarah, 272 s Bond
Kauffman Warner, tailor, 109 s Broadway
Kaukell John, 219 s Bethel
Kauletz Henry, cabinet maker, 6 L. McEl-

derry
Kaulige Louis, laborer, 127 Sarah Ann
Kauntz Andrew, machinist, 146 e Lombard
Kaupp Anna, tavern, 89 w Fayette
Kaupp Martin, ship joiner, 342 e Eager
Kaus Conrad, provision store, 263 n Eden
Kautz Andrew, tailor, 287 n Central av
Kautz August, fireman, 95 Lancaster
Kautz Casper, laborer, 21 Port
Kavanagh Charles W. clerk, 17 n High
Kavanagh Dennis, liquors, Forrest 4th door

from Gay
Kavanagh Dennis, grocer, s e cor Front and

Hillen
Kavanagh James J. printer, 89 Albemarle
Kavanagh Joseph, coppersmith, 89 Albemarle
Kavanagh Mary, laundress, 19 Grundy
Kavanagh Patrick, clerk, 17 n High

THE GROVKR «Sf BAKER SERVING MACHIIVE Is the best for all piu-poses— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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225

KEG

Kavanagh Patrick, laborer, 129 Vine
Kavanagh Thomas P. bar tender, 38 Druid

Hill av
Kavanagh Wm. McK. clerk, 17 n High
Kavany Peter, laborer, 215 Lemmon al
Kaydon Caroline, 22 n Eutaw
Kaylor John, police, 149 Conway
Kaylor Thomas, photographist, 149 Conway
Kaylor Wm. laborer, 152 s Chapel
Kaylor Wm. tavern, 3 Camden la
Kayser Alexander, jeweler, 42 Hanover, dw

92 Camden
Kayton John, 26 Chew

Kayton Lewis, bookkeeper, 490 i.<w Baltimore
Kayton Patrick, laborer, 217 n iJond
KEACH CYR[L W. eating house, German-

st. hall, 26 German
Keady Dr., Franklin house
Keach Lawson P. at German-st. hall, dw 128

n Gay
Keafauvre Charles M. clerk, 25 s Eutaw
Keafauvre John, flour, 25 s Eutaw
Keater Charles, tavern, cor Elliott and Clinton
Keafer Rosanna, Clinton nr Elliott
Keagle Elizabeth, 300 n Gay
Keagle George, huckster, 300 n Gay
Keahbach John, paver, 81 Somerset
Keal Ferdinand, varnisher, 34 n Liberty
Kean John, grocery, 88 Stirling
Keane James, tailor, 24 n Poppleton
Keany Michael, huckster, 390 s Charles
Kearney Edward, livery and sale stables, 56

Centre, dw 151 n Calvert
Kearney Ed w'd, tavern, 15 Fish Market space
Kearney Luke, porter, 45 Park
Kearney Samuel, shoemaker, 83 Booth
KEARNS ALEXANDER, painter, 88 St.

Paul
Kearns Edward, laborer, 16 s Front
Kearns Mrs. Julia, milk, 22 s Front
Kearns Michael, laborer, 364 Ostend
Keas Charles, tailor, Goulds' la
Keating John P. tailor, 71 Richmond
Keating Mrs. M. J. confection'r, 147 s Paca
Keating Michael, clerk, 110 w Fayette
Keating Patrick, laborer, 7 Grace ct
Keating Thomas, shoemaker, 61 Harford av
Kebel William, harness maker, 4 Creek al
Keblar Jacob, turner, 50 s Paca
Keck Albert, blacksmith, 80 s Republican
Keck Ernest, tailor, 73 Harrison
Keck George, cooper and grocer, 219 s Bond
Keck Gilbert, blacksmith, 249 Hollins
Keck Dr. Peter, 100 e Lombard
Keck Samuel, blacksmith, 249 Hollins
Keech Dr. E. P. dentist, 50 n Calvert, dw 40

Lexington
Keech Dr. Henry H. dentist, 94 n Eutaw
Keef Charles, laborer, 217 Chesnut
Keef Daniel, laborer, 62 Buren
Keef Michael, laborer, 96 Holiday
Keef Patrick, laborer, 65 n Exeter
Keefe John, laborer, 24 Republican
Keefe Morris, boiler maker, rear 5 Bank
Keefe Patrick, laborer, 7 Hillen
Keefe Wm. D. bookkeeper, 141 Hanover
Keefer Dennis, 555 w Baltimore
Keefer Jacob, cooper, 240 e Madison
Keefer John, blacksmith, 2 s Central av
Keefer John W. stove fitter, 487 w Pratt
Keefer Justus, canvasser, 109 n Broadway
Keegan Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 107

Columbia

Keegan Patrick, hackman, 4 Front
Keelan Bernard, clerk, 130 Harford av
Keelen Edward, brewer, 72 Centre market

space
Keeling George T. tavern, 38 Abbot
Keen Ambrose, shoemaker, 7 Spring ct
Keen Charles S. huckster, 311 Penna av
KEEN GEORGE V. (Keen & Hagerty,) 96

Barre
Keen George W. silver plater, 26 St. Mary
KEEN & HAGERTY, (G. V. Keen, Jas. S.

Hagerty,) dealers and manufacturers tin

and sheet iron ware, 37 and 39 s Calvert
Keenan Daniel, shoenmker, 62 Raborg
Keenan Dennis, shoemaker, 62 Raborg
Keenan Ellen F. seamstress, 62 Raborg
Keenan Ellen, boarding, 52 e Pratt
Keenan James, blacksmith, 84 Holiday, d w28
Keenan James E. clerk N. C. R., 28 Holiday
Keenan Margaret, seamstress, 62 Raborg
Keenan Mrs. Mary, 148 St. Paul
Keenan Owen, laborer, 8 Grundy
Keenan Mrs. M. 246 Franklin
Keenan Patrick, laborer, 595 Penna. av
Keenan Thomas, laborer, 26 Conway
Keenan Wm. shoemaker, 53 Mulberry
Keene Col. Benj. G. 180 w Hoffman
Keene Edward A. & Co. (E. A. Keene,)

wines and liquors, 85 Exchange Place, dw

E. A. K. 160 s Charles
Keene Frederick P. clerk, 160 s Charles
Keene Jesse L. (Hammond, Bro. & Co.)

36 Saratoga
KEENE JOHN HENRY, Jr., attorney, 15

St. Paul, dw Lauraville, Baltimore Co
Keene John T. soldier, 32 n Oregon
Keene Mrs. Mary, 401 n Central av
Keene Samuel police, 32 Constitution
Keene Capt. Samuel, mariner, 95 Mulberry .
Keene Samuel, 49 Hanover
Keene Capt. William W. mariner, 181 Han-
over
Keene Wm. G. laborer, 32 n Oregon
Keene Wm. H. H. soldier, 32 n Oregon
Keener A. De Kalb, cashier Adams Express,

51 German
Keener David, clerk U. S. Treasury dep't,

165 Hanover
Keener Henry, tailor, 18 Granby
Keener John H. brass founder, 46 Thames,

dw 272 e Lombard
Keener Joseph, tavern, 251 w Pratt
Keener Wm. C. chairmaker, 49 n High, dw

10 Jackson
KEENER DR. WM. H. president Barre

Hill Mining Co. over 42 Second, dw 83

Monument
Keenright Mrs. Annie, cloak maker, 148

Conway
Keenright John, ship carpenter, 146 Mul-

be rry
Keerl Mrs. E. P. 164 w Fayette
Keerl Margaret, 47 German
KEERL THOMAS M. attorney, 37)^ n

Charles, dw 44 Cathedral
Kees Mrs. Eva, 144 Forrest
Kees Francis B. bookkeeper, 351 w Lombard
Kees John B. salesman, 351. w Lombard
Kees Peter, carpenter, 251 w Lombard
Keghler George, baker, 72 Pearl
Kegler John G. 47 George
Kegler John A. provision dealer, 33 s Oregon,

dw 161 George

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Kegansteiu Stephen, furniture wagon, 266 n

Central av
Kehle John, tailor, 223 e Madison
Kehle Henry, shoemaker, 171 s Bethel
Kehl John, tailor, 22 Walker
Kehl Rosanna, cakes, 22 Walker
Kehl L. carver, 106 Pearl
Kehner Cliristian, laborer, 187 s Eden
Kehres Henry, laborer, 68 Essex
Kehoe James, carpenter, 238 Penna. av
Kehoe M. 84 Granby

Kehoe James, furniture car driver, 97 Granby
Keidel Chas. (Wm. Knabt- & Co.) 175 Garden
Keidel Conrad, grocer, 2 Tessier
Keidel Charles, clerk, 175 Garden
Keidel Edward, 96 Saratoga
KEIFEL JOHN G. at tobacco warehouse,

178 Dover
Keifel Sarah, bookbinder, Greene betw Con-
way and Pine
Keighler Frank A. clerk, 326 n Eutaw
Keighler John, cooper, 122 Hamburg
Keighler John, carpenter, 305 e Eager
Keighler Mrs. Mary, 326 n Eutaw
Keigle George, cabinet maker, 78 e Lombard
Keighler J. Checkley, clerk, 326 n Eutaw
Keighler Samuel A. clerk, 326 n Eutaw
Keighler Wm. H. jr. 326 n Eutaw
Keil August, cigar maker, 51 Henrietta
Keil Frederick, 174 Vine
Keil George, cabinet maker, 174 Vine
Keil George, jr. soldier, 174 Vine
Keil John, cooper. Fleet near Ann
Keil John, artist, 211 w Fayette
Keil Philip, carpenter, 174 Vine
Keiiber Henry, restaurant, 323 s Bond
Keiier George H. blacksmith, 134 Dallas
Keilholtz Chas. painter, 11 n Sharp, dw 267

s Paca
Keilholtz George, marble worker, 402 w Lom-
bard
Keilholtz Jacob, moulder, 540 w Fayette
Keilholtz Jacob, well digger, 21 Sterrett
KEILHOLTZ OTIS, paints, glass and oils,

170 Franklin, dw 248 Saratoga
Keilholtz Wm. 352 Lexington
Keilholtz Wm. painter, 267 s Paca
KEILY RICHARD, grocer, 409 and 411 w

Pratt
Keim Casper, hod carrier, 30 Union
Keim Francis, culler, 230 s Ann
Keim George, shoemaker, 131 Peirce
Keim Henry VV. A. shoemaker, 62 King
Keimig John, tailor, 72 n Schroeder
Keimig Joseph, whitewasher, 267 Aisquith
Keimig Nicholas, tailor, 32 e Fayette
Keinail Mary, 23 East
Kein Benj. laborer, 11 Sterrett
Keiner Jolin, tailor, 131 Franklin
• Keirle George, clerk, 196 Miilberry
Keirle Wm. H. police, 25 s Oregon
Keirle Wm. F. 25 s Oregon
Keirnes Joseph, laborer, 7 s Choptank
Keiser Adam, carpenter, 54 St. Mary
Keiser Andrew, wood dealer, 164 s Spring
Keiser Augustus, tailor, 119 s R^-gester
Keiser Charles, soldier, 1 Gould's la
Keiser Christopher, varnisher, 43 Marion
Keiser Conrad, shoemaker, 193^3 Bond
Keiser Eva, 152 s Charles
Keiser Gottfried, piano maker, 115 Pearl
Keiser Kenry, soldier, 11 n Amity
Keiser Henry, stone cutter, 5 New

Keiser Jacob, carpenter, 26 Sarah Ann
Keiser Mrs. 428 Canton av
KEISER LEWIS. R. fruit and oyster can
manufactory. Gravel al. rear of 9 Mulberry,
dw 89 n Calvert
Keiser Lewis, (Murrill & Keiser,) 89 n Cal-
vert
Keiser Louis, cabinet maker, 256 Hanover
Kei.ser N. laborer, 239 s Wolfe
Keiser Wm. soldier, 182 Burgunily al
Keisler John, baker, 62 Portland
Keisler Michael, shoemaker, 192 s Bethel
Keisner August, laborer, 284 Canton av
Keisting Conrad, cap maker, 332 s Charles
Keitel Casper, blacksmith, 74 Lancaster
Keith Edward H. engineer N. C. R., 142

German
Keitli G. W. iron roller, Nicholson bet. Tow-
son and Cooksie
Keith E. M (M. Keith, jr. & Son,) 105 Park
Keith .lames, soldier, 282 Mulberry
KEITH M. Jk. & SON, (E M. Keith, J.
R. Kelso, jr.) American hardware, iron,
&c., 23 ami 25 s Charles. — [See p. 54 M-
vertisemenls .]
Kekule George, laborer, 3 Winderling row
Kelbaugh Mrs. Ann, 44 n v\mity
Kelbaugh John, carpenter, 44 n Amity
Kelbaugh Wm. H. bell hanger, 44 n Amity
Kelber George, laborer, 284 s Dallas
Kelchaenstine John, laborer, 297 n Eden
Kele John, 237 s Bethel
Keil Frederick, butcher, Penna. av. n of

Northern av
Keil Peter, butcher, 21 and 23 Richmond

market, dw Penna. av n of Northern av
Kellaher Cornelius, laborer, 58 Cooksie
Kellaher Mrs. Jane, 18 Barnes
Kellaher Thomas, laborer, 56 Cooksie
Kellem Susan E. dressmaker, 102 Jefferson
Kellenberger James W. carpenter, 12LanvaIe
Keller Albert G. shoemaker, 78 Booth
Keiier Andrew J. provisions, n w cor Madi-
son and Biddle
Keller Andrew, tailor, 178 Raborg
Keller Conrad, jutik, 255 s Ann
Keller Edward, cigar maker, 9 Plowman
Keller Eliza, dn-s.smaker, 145 Penna. av
Keller Mrs. Elizabeth, 276 s Ann
Keller Emily, 43 Scott
Keller Ferdinand, cooper, 144 s Caroline
Keller Francis, cooper, 82 Leadenhail
Keller George, hackman, 118 Boyd
Keller J. H. photographer, 357 Franklin
Keller Dr. J. G. 87 n Greene
Keller J. H siioemaker, 187 e Fayette
Keller Jac<»li, clerk, 244 n Eden
KELLER JOHN, steam dyer and scourer,

95 Lexington
Keller John, laborer, Phila. road near city

limits
Keller Joseph, laborer, 85 Eastern av
Keller Joseph M. brewer, 236 e Eager
Keller Josiah G. butcher, 150 George
Keller Josiah G. surgeon U. S. A., office
Greene betw Franklin and Mulberry, dw
43 Scott
Keller Mrs. Mary, laundress, 12 Pearl al
Keller Mrs. Mary A. pickling house, 118 Bpyd
Keller Mary, 175 n Howard
Keller Miciiael, 234 s Broadway
Keller Wm. L. clerk, 112 n High
Keller WilmerL. clerk, 379 n Gay

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Kellerman George, '>paver, 253 Chase
Kelley Daniel M. 10 Hamburg
Kelley Edward, laborer, 3 Cambridge
Kelley James L. laborer, 13 Slemmer's al
Kelley Miss Mary, teacher, 285 e Baltimore
Kelley Wm. pork packer, 63 Granby
Kelling Louis, blacksmith, 546 Saratoga
Kellinger Wm. J. (G.& N. Popplein.jr.) 112

Hanover
Kellner John, tobacconist, 229 Canton av
Kellog Caroline, 33 s Spring
Kellogg Orson, Barnums Hotel
Kellsville Stage Co. office Rising Sun Hotel,

74 n High, W. Scarff, proprietor
Kellum & Banks, (Lewis Kellum, Joshua

Banks,) flour and feed store, 161 Forrest
Kellum Lewis, (Kellum & Banks,) 171 Ais-

quith
Kellum Thomas, laborer, 209 Preston
Kelly Mrs. Anna, seamstress, 21 Spruce al
Kelly Ann, 473 Saratoga
Kelly Andrew, tanner, 30 Liberty al
Kelly Archibald M. ship carpenter, 107 s

Washington, F. P.
Kelly Bernard, 334 Aisquith
Keily Bryan, laborer, 6 Gould's la
Kelly Bridget, hucksteress, 4 Plowman
Kelly Mis. Bridget, 53 Carlton
Kelly Mrs. Bridget, 27 Haw
Kelly Mrs. Bridget, Falls road near city limits
Kelly Caleb, groceries and feed, 402 w Pratt,

dw 39 Columbia
Kelly Catherine, 29 Plum
Kelly Caleb G. J. clerk, 39 Columbia
Kelly Catherine, 61 s Durham
Kelly Charles D. machinist, 308 n Eutaw
Kelly Mrs. Chas. A. boarding, 142 n Charles
Kelly Charles E. boiler maker, Arch row

near Falls road
Kelly Charles AV. clerk, 79 n Liberty
Kelly Chas. waiter, n e cor Low and Chesnut
Kelly Clara, dressmaker, 213 w Fayette
Kelly Daniel, laborer, Boston w of Clinton
Kelly Daniel, shoemaker, 213 w Fayette
Kelly Dominick, laborer, 10 Chew
Kelly Mrs E. 142 Washington place
Kelly Edward, laborer, Madison av e of city

limits
Kelly Kdward, laborer, 32 Boyd
Kelly Edward, laborer, 239 Hamburg
Kelly Elizabeth, 218 German
Kelly Ellen, laundress, 606 w Pratt
Kelly Hllen, grocery, 19 Mott
Kelly Ellen, embroidererand dressmaker, 140

w Madison
Kelly Emanuel, ship carpenter, 325 s Charles
Ki'lly Francis, stonecutter, 183 n Paca
Kelly Francis X. attorney at luw, under

Chesapeake Bank, dw 79 n Liberty
Kelly Mrs. Harriet E 38 Chesnut
Kelly Hannah L. 201 Franklin
Kelly Heins, carter, 106 Dolphin
Kelly Henry, carter, 102 Dolphin
KELLY HENHY W. tobacconist, 59 s

Broadway, dw 50
Kelly Hugh, laborer, 90 s Carey
Kelly Hugh, confectionery, 104 Richmond
Keily Isabella, embroiderer and dressmaker,

140 w Madison
Kelly Is. blacksmith, 143 Hollins
Kelly Jackson, painter, 93 n Amity
Kelly James, machinist, 399 w Pratt
Kelly James, tavern, 190 West Falls av

Kelly James, restaurant, s w cor Holliday

and Centre
Kelly James, grocer, 45 Forrest
Kelly James, restaurant, s e cor Barre and

Howard
Kelly James, hackman, 291 n Eutaw
Kelly James, potter, 139 Chesnut
Kelly James, tavern, 2Cenlre
Kelly James, laborer, rear of 170 Front
Kelly James, tavern, 7 Dover
Kelly James, printer, 263 n Central av
Kelly James, laborer, 9 Painter ct
Kelly James, hackman, 117 Preston
Kellv John, laborer, Strieker s of Pratt
Kelly John, barkeeper, 19 L. McElderry
Kelly John F. engineer, 152 n Front
Kelly John, laborer, 28 Ryan
Kelly John, express wagoner, 38 Barre
Kellv John, (Ewell & Kelly,) cor Bank la

and St. Paul
Kelly John, soldier, 11 Bath
Kelley John J. bookkeeper, 79 n Liberty
Kelly John W. ship carpenter, 212 Eastern av
Kelly John, carpenter, 19 Mott
Kelly John, ship carpenter, 250 F.asternav
Kelly John, laborer, 108 Dolphin
Kelly John, shoemaker, 176 East
Kelly John, laborer, over 7 Fish Market spa.
Kelly John H. carpenter, 255 Mulberry
Kelly John, laborer, 18 n Amity
Kelly John, laborer. Falls road nr city limits
Kelly John, laborer, 19 Tyson al
Kelly John, laborer, 11 McLeary ct
Kelly John, HI Slemmer's al
Kelly John, grocery, 27 Slemrner's al
Kelly Joseph, jeweler, 112 Stirling
Kelly Joseph M. stone cutter, 218 n Howard
Kelly Julia, trimmings, 428 w Baltimore
Kelly Julia, 23 Ringgold al
Kelly Kate, Madison av near city limits
Kelly Mrs. Laura, 113 Franklin
Kelly Lewis, laborer, 288 e Monument
Kelly Mrs. Louisa, 360 Saratoga
Kelly Margaret, Falls road near Northern av
Kelly Margaret, seamstress, 59 Richmond
Kelly Martin, laborer, 3 McLeary ct
Kelly Martin, laborer, 134 Harford av
Kelly Martin, 6 Fulton al
Kelly Mary, nurse, 137 Harford av
Kelly Mary, 24 Hammond al
Kelly Mary Ann, 31 s Schroeder
Kelly Mary, nurse, Madison av near city

limits
Kelly Michael, laborer, 542 Saratoga
Kelly Michael, shoemaker, 29 Buren
Kelly Michael, laborer, 43 Elliott
Kelly Michael, laborer, 131 s Castle
Kelly Michael, restaurant, 85 North
Kelly Michael J. (Kelly & Piet) 73 Franklin
Kelly Michael, drayman, 356 Ostend
Kelly Michael, hackman, 13 New Church
Kelly Michael, laborer, 251 e Fayette
Kelly Nancy, 183 n Paca
KELLY & PIET, (Michael J. Kelly, John
B. Piet,) printers, booksellers and station-
ers and publishers Catholic Mirror, 174 w
Baltimore
Kelly Patrick, 109 York
Kelly Patrick H. carpenter, 21 Biddle
Kelly Patrick H. morocco finisher, 350 e Eager
Kelly Patrick, grocer, 27 Booth
Kelly Patrick, stone cutter, 27 Slemmer's al
Kelly Patrick, laborer, 338 n Howard

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Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand. HI Spear's Wharf.

SMITH BROS.

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Kelly Peter, hackman, 51 Hill

Kelly Peter A. (Timothy Kelly & Son) 79 n

Liberty
Kelly Peter, laborer, 2 L. Constitution
Kelly Philip, laborer, 43 Haubert
Kelly Richard R. hostler, 71 Barre
Kelly Robert, laborer, 13 Wyeth
Kelly Mrs. Sarah, grocery and liquors, n e

cor Low and Chesnut
Kelly Sophia, 140 w Madison
Kelly Mrs. Susan, tailoress, 4 Albemarle
Kelly Sylvester R. machinist, 242 n Caroline
Kelly Mrs. Sarah, 10 Williamson al
Kelly Thos. P. omnibus driver, 166 McHenry
Kelly Thomas, blacksmith, 186 McHenry
Kelly Thomas, pipe maker, Eagle hotel
Kelly Thomas, porter, 11 Slemmer's al
Kelly Terns, hack driver, 2 Constitution
Kelly Thomas, shoemaker, 91 Raborg
Kelly Thomas, porter, 1 Druid Hill av
Kelly Capt. Thomas, mariner, 51 s Broadway
Kelly Thomas, laborer, 36 Chew
Kelly Tiiomas, trader, 84 s Poppleton
Kelly Thaddeus, shoemaker, 7 Clay
Kelly Thomas, laborer, 1 Orbit al
Kelly Thomas, porter, 18 Scott
Kelly Thomas, laborer, 70 s Chapel
Kelly Theophilus J. clerk, 73 Franklin
Kelly Timothy & Son, (T. Kelly, P. A. Kel-
ly,) merchant tailors, 3 n Liberty
Kelly Timothy, (T. Kelly & Son) 79 n Liberty
Kelly Timothy, caulker, 98 Albemarle
Kelly William, clerk, 3 Watson
Kelly William B. driver Adams Express, 84

Block
Kelly William, laborer, 360 s Charles
Kelly William, stone cutter, 53 Carlton
Kelly William, painter, 270 s Charles
KELLY WM. H. Eagle Hotel, 102 Hillen
Kelly Wm. J. tavern, 82 West Falls av
Kelly Wm. L. ship carpenter, 144 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kelly Wm. R. engineer, 28 Williamson al
Kelly Wm. T. produce agent, 203 s Paca
Kelner Andrew, laborer, 17 Cambridge
Kelner Michael, millinery, 273 n Gay
KELSEY & GRAY, (Henry Kelsey, An-
drew Gray,) ship brokers and commission
merchants, s w cor Pratt and Buchanan's
wharf
Kelsey Henry, (Kelsey & Gray,) 328 Madi-
son av
Kelsey Mrs. Sally, 52 Stiles
Kelso Mrs. Henrietta, Nicholson betw. Tow-
son and Cooksie
Kelso John R 51 s Sharp
Kelso John R. jr., (M. Keith, jr. & Son,) 114

McCulloh
Kelso Thomas, 110 c Baltimore
Kelty John, shoemaker,. Calverton road near

Almshouse
Kelty Wm. K. tailor, 33 Gittings
Kembel William, harness maker, 127 Raborg
Kemmer Henry, tailor, 82 Park
Kemp Alfred, moriner, 69 William
Kemp Ann, confectionery, 244 s Broadway
Kemp Clias. E. (Hopkins, Harden & Kemp,)

n e cor Baltimore and Calhoun
Kemp Edward D. 199 n Charles
Kemp Francis, milkman, 376 e Eager
Kemp Frederick C bricklayer, 88 Chew
Kemp George, jr. shipsmith, 223 s Ann
Kemp George W . harness maker, 8 Emory

Kemp George, jr. shipsmith, 159 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Kemp Henry, livery stables, 72 German, dw

313 w Fayette
Kemp James, ship carpenter, 172 3 Ann
Kemp James, shoemaker, 220 Chesnut al
Kemp James T. musical and mathematical

instrument maker, 38 s High
Kemp Joseph F. architect, 116 s Paca
Kemp Leo, carpenter, 104 Franklin
Kemp Mary E. artist, 116 Vine
Kemp Morris J. clerk, 55 n Greene
Kemp Oscar T. clerk, 313 w Fayette
Kemp Peter, laborer, 194 s Washington, F.P.
Kemp Richard, secretary Merchants' Shol

Works, J92 Saratoga
Kemp Richard, jr. bookkeeper, 192 Saratoga
Kemp Richard C. grain, flour and feed, n w

cor Bank and Central av, dw 116 Gough
Kemp Mrs Ruth, 256 Mulberry
Kemp Samuel R. carpenter, 853 w Lombard
Kemp Simon I. (Charles H. Ross & Co.) 21

n Front
Kemp Thomas, ship carpenter, 159 s Ann
Kemp Thomas, grocer, 29)^ Cheapside, dw

189 Garden
Kemp William, clerk, 162 Saratoga
Kemp William, brickmaker, 627 Light
Kemp William, ship carpenter, 304 e Pratt
Kemp Dr. Wm. M. 55 n Greene
Kemmell Leonard, laborer, 4 Windsor
Kemper Henry F. shoemaker, 93 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kemper Wm. P. cigar maker, 93 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kemper Henry, cider depot, basement 25 Bal-

derston, dw over 23
Kemper John, clerk, 179 Conway
Kemper Louisa, variety store, 504 Penna. av
Kemper Moses, 112 Mulberry
Kemper Wm. brewer, 170 Henrietta
Kenan Henry, gas fitter, 22 St. Mary
Kenan Michael, laborer, 22 St. Mary
Ken eel I George, scraper, 7 Hall al
Kendall Ann E. 341 w Lomliard
Kendall & Co. (Henry L. Kendall) steamed
oyster saloon, 5 e Baltimore, dw 81 e Fay-
ette
Kendall Henry M. grocer, 28 n Fremont
Kendler John, gunsmith, 178 McHenry
Kendnear John, cooper, 144 s Caroline
Keiulnear Nicholas, laborer, 144 s Caroline
Kendervaler Christian, lager beer, Philadel-
phia road near city limits
Keney John, laborer, 5 Winderling row
Kenler James, laborer, 39 Scott
Kenly George, 299 w Lombard
Kenley Susan, boarding, 31 Pearl
Kenly Gen. John R., U. S. A., 441 w Bal-
timore
Kenna Fred, driver, 29 Granby
Kenna Richard W., carpenter, 104 w Fayette
Kennally Mrs. Mary, 8] North
Kennard Baltis H., clerk Criminal Court, dw

576 Lexington
Kennard Branson F. clerk, 396 w Fayette
Kennard Mrs. Catherine, 244 Ensleri; av
KENNARD GEO. I. grocer and liquor deal-
er, 235 n Gay
Kennard James, clerk P. 0., 89 William
Kennard Priscilla, dressmaker, 9 Chatsworth
Kennard Susan, dressmaker, 214 n Central av
Kennard Thomas A. clerk, 8 s Carey

AUG. O. MBYER & CO., Mauufactiirers of AVlilte Lead, Zinc, Putty, liampblack, Olue*
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnislxes, 100 W. XiOmbard Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Kcnnard Thos. B. letter carrier, 89 William
Kennard Thomas A. moulder, 261 HoUins
Kennard Wm. H., sr., 396 w Fayette
Kennard Wm. H., jr., ornamental carver, 24

n Sharp, dw 460 Lexington
Kennedy Alexander, drayman, 192 n Eden
Kennedy Alexander, jr., metal smelter, 192 n

Eden
Kennedy Ann, dressmaker, 114 Saratoga
Kennedy Mrs. Bridget, laundress, rear 106

William
Kennedy Mrs. Dorothea, 64 West
Kennedy E. P. clerk, 42 Second
Kennedy Elizabeth, 73 Raborg
Kennedy Felix, marble polisher, 21 McHenry
Kennedy Isaac, clerk, 213 e Madison
Kennedy James, laborer, 8 Andre
Kennedy Mrs. Jane, 44 Saratoga
Kennedy John, laborer, 72."> w Pratt
Kennedy John J. laborer, 648 w Pratt
Kennedy John, regulator B. & 0. R. R., 118

Hollins
Kennedy John T. oyster packer, 286 Cross
KENNEDY JOHN PENDLETON, provost
University of Maryland, dw 90 w Madison
Kennedy John M. director N. C. R., Calvert

station
Kennedy John, slater, 199 Saratoga
Kennedy Lawrence, carter, 279 s Eutaw
Kennedy Mrs. Marshall, 186 n Calvert
Kennedy Mary, 162 e Madison
Kennedy Mary, tailoress, 95 Hanover
Kennedy Mary, tailoress, s w cor Charles and

Lee
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, 29 Stockton al
Kennedy Rosanna, boarding, 19 w Baltimore
Kennedy Stephen, laborer. Reservoir av
Kennedy Thomas, tinner, 150 n Front
Kennedy Timothy, shoemaker, 9 n Poppleton
Kennedy J. 3 Vincent, near Baltimore
Kennedy Wm.W. (John and James Williams

& Co.) Baltimore Co
Kennedy William, president Mount Vernon
Co. dw Greenmount av near city limits, and
26 Mulberry
Kennedy Wm. T. ship carpenter, 15 Hill
Kenner Thomas, teamster, 3 Baker ct
Kenney Benj. F. sailmaker, n w cov Balti-
more and High
Keimey Francis, teacher, llSEllicott, Canton
Kenney George, mariner, 54 Philpot
Kenney James, boot and shoemaker, 13 Ensor
Kenney Jeremiah, sr. provisions, 92 Park
Kenney Jeremiah, jr. clerk, 92 Park
Kenney John, laborer, 5 Winderling row
Kenney John, laborer, 525 Canton av
Kenney Margaret, 32 Morton al
Kenney Mrs. Martha, boarding, 40 e Balti-
more
Kenney Patrick, laborer, 52 s Dewberry a!
Kenney Patrick, driver, 165 s Central av
Kenney Peter, laborer, 127 e Eager
Kenney Thomas, laborer, 14 Armistead la
Kenney Thomas, carpenter, 40 Gough
Kenney Mrs. Thomas, 209 s Fremont
Kenniss Ellen, laundress, 102 Harford av
Kenny Barnaby, shoemaker, 59 Chesnut
Kenny Mary, seamstress, 147 s Paca
Kenny Thomas, bricklayer, 206 n Eden
Kenny Wm. J . 229 n Howard
Kensett Mrs. Elizabeth, 31 Stiles
Kensett Thomas, (T. Kensett & Co.) Penna.
av nr toll gate

KENSETT THOMAS & CO. (T. Kensett,
T. H. Kensett, H. N. Vail,) preservers of
fresh provisions, oysters, fruits, &c. West
Falls av near Canton av, and n e cor Cen-
tral av and Bank
Kensett Thomas H. (T. Kensett & Co.) 31

Stiles
Kensler William, laborer, 23 Walker
Kent Mrs. Alice A. 392 Lexington
Kent Mrs. Alice L. 45 n Strieker
Kent Benj. G., copper works, 47 n Eden
Kent Chas. B., City P. R. R. House, 734

and 736 Penna. av
Kent P. E. clerk, n c cor Park and Fayette
Kentz Charles, laborer, 86 Eastern av
Keoch Samuel, shoemaker, 61 s Howard, dw

399 s Charles
Keogh John, carpenter, 239 Peirce
Keogh John, engineer, 30 Ryan
Keohler Henry (H. Keohler & Co.) 291 w

Pratt
Kephart Michael, laborer, 158 Forrest
Kephart Peter, ice, 4 Dover, dw Fountain

hotel
Kephart Sarah, 319 w Faj'^ette
Kepler Barbara, 139 e Monument
Kepler Conrad, gunsmith, 202 n Exeter
Kepler Geo. W. tobacconist, 139 e Monument
Kepler Geo. W. carter, 9 Walker
Kepler Jacob, tailor, 58 Eastern av
Kepler John, laborer, 699 Penna. av.
Kepler Michael, laborer, 134 Eastern av
Keplinger John W. painter, 220 c Madison
Kepple Jacob, blacksmith, 3 Preston
Kepple Jacob, laborer, 50 Aliceaniia
Kercher Anton, carpenter, 124 n Front
Kerchner Fred'k A. paper carrier, 18 Chats-
worth
Kerchner Ferdinand, currier, 236 n Central av
Kerchner Mrs. L. C. millinery, 160 Lexington
Kerchner Michael, laborer, .324 Aisquith
KERCKHOFF GEORGE, tobacconist, n w

cor Lexington and Liberty
Kerler Chas. F. baker, 154 Henrietta
Kerlinger Chas. J. watchmaker and jeweler,

242 Mulberry, dw 61 s Eutaw
Kerlinger Geo. A. carpenter, 87 Druid Hill av
Kerlinger Wm. H. bar tender, 242 Mulberry
Kerly Allen, pilot, HI n Broadway
Kermer Germanus, laborer, 337 e Lombard
Kermode John, fancy goods, 91 n Eutaw
Kern Charles, gun and locksmith, 240 Lee
Kern Catherine, 14 Calverton road
Kern George A. coachmaker, s e cor Frank-
lin and Paca
Kern John, laborer, 60 Boyd
Kern Paul, cooper, 344 s Sharp
Kern Simon, grocery, 5 Walker
Kernan Catherine, shop, 11 Valley
Kernan Eugene, 49 Pearl
Kernan James, Fountain hotel
Kernan Jas. H. carrier Catholic Mirror, 84 n

Front
Kernan John, laborer, 105 Greenmount av
Kornan Margaret, 171 s Chapel
Kernan Michael, grocer, 481 w Pratt
Kernan Owen, dealer in cotton waste, 127

Ensor
Kernan Peter, 138 Cathedral
Kernan Thomas, clerk, 127 Ensor
Kernan Thomas, laborer, 51 Albemarle
Kernan Thomas, grocer, 90 Harford av
Kerner Dr. Charles, 214 s Bond

THE GROVKR & BAKER SEWIIVG MACHINE is tlie best for all purposes— SAIJPlS
R003IS— 181 BaltUuore Street.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Kerner Mrs Francis A. boarding, 199 w Fay-
ette
Kerner Frederick, barber, 214 s Bond
Kerner Geo. H. bookkeeper Peoples Bank,

151 n Bond
Kerner H. F. tobacconist, 226 Garden
Kerner Dr. Henry, 214 s Bond
Kerner John F. tobacconist, 43 e Baltimore,

dw 22C Garden
Kerner John H. clerk, 226 Garden
Kerner M. Harry, telegraph operator, 199 w

Fayette
Kerner Margaret, 175 Conway
Kerner Mary C. 238 Madison av
Kerner M. laborer, 48 Aliceanna
Kerner Nicholas, tailor, 254 e Lombard
Kerner Theodore F. clerk, 226 Garden
Kerney Frederick, carpenter, 319 Canton av
Kerney John, laborer, 241 Gough
Kerngood Abraham, clerk, 537 w Baltimore
Kerngood& Bro. (W. M. Kerngood, T. Kern-
good, A. Kerngood,) dry goods, 10 s
Charles
Kerngood Tobias, (Kerngood & Bro.) 479 w

Baltimore
Kerngood Wm. M. (Kerngood & Bro.) 537

w Baltimore
Kerns Alexander, painter, 194 n Eutaw
Kerns Bernard, carpenter, 62 Buren
Kerns John F. tinner, 734 w Baltimore
Kerns John, laborer, 35 Haw
Kerr Charles, 314 Madison
Kerr Charles G. attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw

263 Madison av
Kerr. Edward M. 673 Lexington
Kerr Mrs. Harriet A. 604 Penna. av
Kerr James P. clerk N. C. R , 67 Aisquith
Kerr Jame.s, tailor, 51 Holland
Kerr James, carpenter, 51 s Oregon
Kerr James VV. butcher, 22 Lexington Mar-
ket, dw 604 Penna. av
Kerr John R. clerk N. C. R., 67 Aisquith
Kerr Joseph H clerk, 96 n Eutaw
Kerr Joseph W. salesman, 2 n Republican
Kerr Michael, laborer, 209 s Bethel
Kerr Robert J. clerk N. C. R. 67 Aisquith
Kerr Robert J. conductor, 52 s Schroeder
Kerr Sarah, 62 n Front
Kerr Thomas, grocer, 190 n Exeter
Kerr Wm. J. carpenter, 5 Albert al
Kerr Wm. teacher, 101 Gough
Kerry Matthew, laborer, 46 Tyson
Kershner Benj. F. hats aud caps, 426 w Bal-
timore
Kersley Ellen, washerwoman, 7 L.McElderry
Kerstbaum Geo. J. peddler, 187 s Dallas
Kersten Frederick, piano maker, 641 w Balti-
more
Kerstine Conrad, cap maker, 232 s Charles
Kervick K.J. blacksmith, 145 Chesapeake
Kerwin Bernard, grocer, 124 Druid Hill av
Kes John, sr. shoemaker, 12 Walnut al
Kes John, jr. shoemaker, 12 Walnut al
Kesler Conrad, carter, Boston w of Clinton
Kesler Geo. shoemaker, 192 Hollins
Kesler Henry, cooper, 31 Brown
Kesler John, conductor B. & 0. R. R. 45

Scott
Kesler John, shoemaker, 74 Leadenhall
Kesmyer John, baker, 772 w Baltimore
Kesner Henry, driver, 136 Barre
Kesner Jacob, drayman, 129 Penna. av
Kesner Rudolph, laborer, 241 s Wolfe

Kess Mrs. Mary, dress mak. 11 n Central av
Kesse George, coachmaker, 67 Garden
Kesseling John, basket maker, 27 Low
Kessinger Henry, blacksmith, 125 Franklin
Kessler Dr. A. 35 Holiday
Kessler Amos, barber, 251 e Eager'
Kessler Charles, farmer, 555 w Lombard
Kessler Emanuel, shoemaker, 39 Brown
Kessler Fred'k, huckster, 115 West
Kessler Geo. bricklayer, 584 w Lombard
Kessler George, grocery, n e cor Monument

and Buren
Kessler George, confectioner, 141 Aisquith
Kessler John, miller, 100 Frederick av
Kessler John, tailor, 197 Orleans
Kessler Margaret, tailoress, 175 West
Kessler Margaret & Co. (Mrs. M. Kesler,
Mrs. D. Osterhus,) millinery and trim-
mings, 214 Lexington
Kessler Michael, coachmaker, 317 Franklin
Kessler M. (Margaret Kessler & Co.) 214

Lexington
Kessler Saml. (Kessler & Sutro,) 35 Holiday
KESSLER & SUTRO, (S Kessler, 0. Sutro)
importers and dealers in en^broidery, laces,
&c., n e cor Charles and Lexington.
Kessler Peter, tailor, 200 e Lombard
Kessler Windelin, barber, 91 Ensor

Kessler , cabinet maker, 266 n Central av

Kesmodel Fred'k, pickler, Garrison la, near

Frederick road
Kesmodel Martin, jeweler, Bank la near

Charles, dw 344 w Fayette
Kessner Wm. laborer, 242 s Durham
Kest Frederick, wood turner, rear of 494

Penna av
Kester Andrew, artist, 210 w Biddle
Kesting Louis, shoemaker, 129 Garden
Kesting Philip, file maker, 87 n Front
Kestner Conrad, 159 n Fremont
Kesler John, laborer, 235 s Ann
KESTLER JOHN G. provisions, 173 Druid

Hill av
Kestner John, painter, 223 s Dallas
Kestner Henry, tailor, 147 L Greene
Keslerson Joseph, laborer, 261 West
Kestner Chas. carpenter, 130 s Eden
Kestner John, tailor, 29 Low
Kestner Jo.seph, shoemaker, 2 Boulden al
Kelt Emil, artist, 81 St. Paul
Kettering George, turner, 47 Hillen
Kettering Peter, confectionery, 210 n Cen-
tral av
Kettler Frederick A. stoves, 305 s Bond
Kettler John, baker, 116 e Monument
Kettlewell Mrs. Lavina, 23 George
Kettlewell Wm M. auctioneer, 157 n Paca
Kettman Adam, laborer, 204 s Bond
Keus Charles, restaurant, 260 Canton av
Kewish Thos. D. tailor, 291 w Pratt
Key George W. telegraph operator, 358 e

Fayette
Key Gabriel P. painter, 1 McHenry
Key John A. paper slainer, 1 McHenry
Keyl Rev. Wm. 20 Barnet
Keys H. H. brass finisher, 37 s Bond
Keys Hugh, (Jas. N. Keys & Son,) 98 w

Monument
Keys Jas. W. engineer, 339 Eastern av
Keys Jas. N. & Son, (J. N. Keys, H. Keys,)

liquors, 93 Franklin
Keys Mrs. Jane, 142 n Fremont
Keys John, engineer, 57 McElderry

JAMES H. JOHNSOiV, City Steam Firewood ?IiUs— Waireii's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking; Twtoes, over 99 W, Baltimore-st.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, Wo. 40.

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Keys Joseph T. 78 St. Paul

Keys Mrs. Margan3t J 244 n Calvert

Keys Mrs. Mary, 98 w Monument

Keys Richard B. (R. B. Keys & Co ) 87 n

Charles
Keys Richard B. & Co. (R. B. Keys, C. C.

Egerton,) com. merchts., 52 s Calvert
Keys Robert T. 11 Franklin
Keys Wm. cabinet maker, 2.32 n Bond
Keys William H., blacksmith, West nr

Charles
Keyser Adam, restaurant, 35 Haubert
Keyser Anthony, jeweler, 92 Camden
Keyser Anthony, varnisher, 217 Montgomery
KEYSER DR. "CHAS. C. office 170 German,

dw Gen. Wayne Inn
Keyser Chas. M. 55 n Paca *-•&—
Keyser Christopher, wood sawyer, 181 s

Durham
Keyser Derick W. (John Sharkey & Co.)

504 w Baltimore
Keyser Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 55 Green-
willow
Keyser Geo. clerk, 23 n Paca
Keyser Geo. laborer, 67 Orleans
Keyser Henry, tobacconist, 338 Franklin
Keyser H. Irvine, (Keyser, Troxell & Co.)

28 Franklin
Keyser J. William, pressman, 73 Granby
Keyser John P. cashier American office, 73

Granby
Keyser John F. printer, 373 Saratoga
Keyser John, cabinet maker, 152 Cross
Keyser Joseph, engineer, 658 w Pratt
Keyser Lewis R. tinner, 89 n Calvert
Keyser Louis, fisherman, 47 Johnson
Keyser Magness, 73 Granby
Keyser Margaret, laundress, 47 Johnson
Keyser Michael, tailor. Hammond al, near

Central av
Keyser Moses, dry goods, 233 w Pratt
Keyser Moses, 116 s Sharp
Keyser Nicholas, laborer, 1 Gould la
Keyser Nicholas, laborer, 15 n Poppleton
KEYSER PETER L. tailor, 558 and 558K

W Pratt
Keyser, Troxell & Co. (H. Irvine Keyser,

William Keyser, J. F. Troxell,) iron mer-
chants, 19 s Calvert
Keyser Wm. (Keyser, Troxell & Co.) 125

Park
Keyser Wm. W. clerk, 23 n Paca
Keyworth Chas. B. merchant tailor, 276 w

Baltimore, dw Baltimore Co.
Kicher John, laljorer, 112 s Durham
Kidd Benj. of fire department, 45 n Eden
Kidd Charles, edge tool maker, 400 w Pratt,

dw 44 Portland
Kidd Geo. coach maker, 65 Richmond
Kidd Isabel, millinery over 85 w Baltimore,

dw Front n of Hillen
Kidd James, 29 Front, n of Foundry
Kidd James J. clerk, 65 Richmond
Kidd Jared, police, 296 e Madison
Kidd Johanna, 65 Richmond
KIDD JOHiN, cattle dealer, 221 Aisquith
Kidd John H. clerk, 65 Richmond
Kidd Joshua, butcher, Jefferson near Van

Buren, Homestead
Kidd Lewis, butcher, Jackson near Harrison,

Homestead
Kidd Moses, wheelwright, 9 n Front
Kidd Robert, laborer, 3 w Biddle

Kidder, Camillus, shipping and commission
merchant, 16 Bowly's wharf, dw cor Shirk
and Decker
Kidel Wm. shoemaker, 4 Morris al
Kiel Augustus, cigar maker, 61 Henrietta
Kiel John H. watchmaker, 25 e Baltimore
Kiely James, waterman, 150 Gough
Kiener Frederick, laborer, 207 n Exeter
KIE.VZLE& HOHMAN, (J. Kienzle, C.
Hohman,) butchers and packers, 82 Belair
market
Kienzle Jacob, (Kienzle cfe Hohman,) Monu-
ment near Md. hospital
Kientzler Louis, tol)acconist, 328 s Charles
Kiersted Maria M. fan'y store, 78s Broadway
Kieser Frederick, grocery, 835 w Pratt
Kiffonberger Jacob, 86 s High
Kisgin James, carter, corner Lancaster and

Canton
Kiggin Patrick, hack driver, 141 n Front
Ki^gin Patrick, lal)orer, 17 Cannon
Kihaley Jacob, labo'-er, 142 Peirce
Kilbourn & Co. (E. Kilbourn, E. C Wells,)

commission merchants, 21 Cheapside
Kilbourn E. G. attorney, 32 St Paul, dw

Anne Arundel Co.
Kilbourn E. (Kilbourn & Wells,) 161 w

Lombard
KIL BURN URIAH, produce commission

merch't, 57 South, dw 44 n High
Kildine James, blacksmith, 106 Harford av
Kilduff John, printer, 299 Forrest
Kilduff John, printer, 123 n Front
Kilduff Mary Ann, 164 East
Kilduff Patrick, porter, e Monument near

Buren
Kilduff Patrick, porter, 18 Liberty al
Kilduff Patrick C brush maker, 263 Forrest
Kilduff Stephen, hostler, 289 Forrest
Kiley Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 157 Hughes
Kilgour David, iron foundry, and nuts and
washers, York between William and John-
son, dw 66 Conway
Kilgour John, 246 n Caroline
Kilgour M. W. clerk, 170 n High
Kilgore Matthew, (Kilgore& Schaeffer,) 130

n'High
Kilgore & Schaeffer, (M. Kilgore, A. G.

Schaeffer,) tin can factory, 114 n Gay
Kilgrove Mary, tailoress, 498 w Lombard
Kilchenstein George, lager beer, 284 n Gay
Kilchenstein Peter, lager beer, 258 n Gay
Killalea Patrick, porter, 183 Vine
Killcomans Matt., laborer, 245 Hamburg
Killen Catherine, 75 Forrest
Killen Thomas, boiler maker, 7 Hamilton
Killen Wm. H. carpenter, 35 Harford av
Killian John M. trunk maker, 198 e Lombard
Killian John, laborer, 239 Aliceanna
Killian John G. tailor, 198 e Lombard
Killian Thomas, soldier, 583 Penna. av
Killiagh John, laborer, 398 s Charles
Killink Mathias, laborer, 271 s Dallas
Killman Charles, stevedore, 368 e Eager
Killman John, tinner, 57 Stirling
Killman Thomas, engineer, 57 Stirling
Killmon Thomas Washington, ship capenter,

119 s Washington, F. P.
Killmartin James, laborer, 202 Cathedral
KILLMEIER MAX, tavern, 42 Clay
Killmer John W. tinner, 260 w Biddle
Killmond ,)ohn W. turner, 57 Stirling
Killmond Thos. W. ship carpen., 21 Stirling

Sllirts, Drawers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Sii.speiulers, C'lieaytst and Best, at RAY-
MOND. BURTON «& CO'S. 168 Bnlt?more-st., near Calvert.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Killmond Wm. H. moulder, rear 53 Stirling
Killmeyer Jacob, umbrella maker, 43 Barnes
Kilby Peyton, grocery, 107 e Pratt
Kilman Noah, laborer, 48 Leiidenhall
Kilman Thomas E carpenter, 48 Leadenhall
Kilmon Capt. G. ballast wharf, 32 William
Kilpatrick John, pattern maker, 106 Ramsay
Kilpatrick Wm. D. clerk, 239 n Howard
Kilrou Mrs, Jane, 48 Hillen
Kilty Capt. Augustus H., U. S. N. 41 Mul-
berry
Kimball & Co., (R. W. Kimball, Charles F.

Gibson,) oar manufs. 95 Thames
Kimball Daniel K. jr., mariner, 349 s Sharp
Kimball Daniel K. sutler, 349 s Sharp
Kimball Ephraim, engineer U. S. N., 29 Con-
stitution •
Kimball Horace, 113 Front n of Foundry
Kimball Mary, teacher, 94 s Chester
Kimball Moses P. 2 s Broadway
Kimball Moses P. (Kimball, Shaffer & Co.,)

6 s Broadway
Kimball R. W. (Kimball & Co..) Chester btw

Bank and Gough
KIMBALL, SHAFFER & CO., (M. P.
Kimball, W. P. Siiaffer, G. R. Tyler,)
stave yard and coopers, n e cor Canton and
Central avs. — [See p. 31 Mvertisemenls.]
Kimball Samuel B. mariner, 92 P«.ichmond
Kimball W. C. 504 w Baltimore
Kimball Wm. P. machinist, 5G Chew
KIMBERLY BROTHERS, (Wm. H. Kim-
berly, Edw. Kimberly,) provision dealers
and packers, and soap, candle and cereal
fertilizer manufacturers, 28 Buren and 61 w
Pratt
Kimberly B. cooper, 543 Canton av
Kimberly Charles W. reporter American, 67

e Fayette
Kimberly Edward, (Kimberly Brothers,) Lan-

vale near Grundy
Kimberly Frederick, cooper, 545 Canton av
Kimberly George, clerk, 25 n Calhoun

KIMBERLY HARRY, Soap and
Candle Works. All kinds of plain
and fancy JSoap manufactured at
this establishment, and for sale
on the best terms; also Mould
Candles of superior quality, and
Tallow in hhds., tierces and cakes,
suitable for Chandlers, Railroads,
Steamboat Companies and Cur-
riers' use, 27 and 29 Buren dw
122 e Baltimore, M. Hyde, agt.

Kimberly Henry, clerk, Lanvale nr Grundy
Kimberly Henry E. teller Franklin bank, 47

s Broadway
KIMBERLY JER. M. wholesale dealer in

boots, shoes, bats, &c., 327 Baltimore, cor

Howard, dw 23 n Calhoun
Kimberly Margaret, 13 Buren
Kimberly Samuel, clerk, Lanvale nr Grundy
Kimberly Wm. H. (Kimberly Brothers,) 31

n Calhoun
Kimble Mrs. Mary A. 27 n Wolfe
Kimman Charles, locksmith, 482 w Lombard

Kimmel Jacob, laborer, s e corner Bond and

Hampstead
Kimmel John, laborer, 77 Grindall
Kimmel Martha, 66 s Bethel
Kimmell Henry, plater and grocery, 97 Cross
Kimmell Jacob, coach trimmer, 55 Lee
Kimmell John, public school janitor, 55 Lee
Kimmell John, jr., carpenter, 55 Lee
Kiminell Solomon, (Wm. Devries & Co.,)

363 w Lombard
Kimmell Wm. attorney, 26 n Calvert, dw 64 n

Charles
Kimmerd Michael, tailor, 15 Harmony la
Kimmerer Mathias, brickmak. 399 s Charles
Kimmerline John, drayman, 166 s Spring
Kimmerman Andrew, laborer, 55 s Durham
Kimmerman Henry, laborer, 29 s Regester
Kimmet Philip, tinner, 51 e Lombard
Kincade Jas. B. bricklayer, 900 w Baltimore
Kincade Margaret, costumer, 1 Low
Kinch George, shoemaker, 9 Scott
Kinderverter Charles, harness maker, 29 n

Greene
Kinders George, tavern, 13 Fell
Kindley Jacob, laborer, 1 Abbot
Kinder Peter, tanner, 370 e Eager
Kiiiear Frederick, laborer, 207 n Exeter
Kine Mrs. Margaret, 362 Ostend
Kine Timothy, laborer, 96 Che.'opeake
KINES & BROTHER, (F. Kines, J. G.

Kines,) tin and sheet iron manufacturers

and fruit preservers, cor Williamson and

Hardens ct
Kines Francis, (Kines & Bro.) 307 Light
Kines James F. caulker, 307 Light
Kines John G. (Kines & Bro.) 102 Williani
Kines John G. jr., 5 Henrietta
King Adam, locksmith, 116 MuUikin
King Adam, 36 Abbot

King Adam L. steam sawyer, 390 Lexington
King Amanda S. 14 n Exeter
King Andrew, boat builder, 74 Block
King Mrs. Ann, 652 w Fayette
King Andrew J. printer, 316 w Fayette
King Bernard, 136 Holiday
King & Brother, (G. W. King, jr., J. H.

King,) book and job printers, over 162 w

Baltimore
King Calvin, conductor, 153 n Eutaw
King Rev. Charles F. prof, at Loyola College
King Charles E. 227 Dover
King Charles, tin and sheet iron worker, 325

e Monument
King Charles, (King & Ermling,) 214 s

Wolfe
King Charles, laborer, 227 s Wolfe
King Christian, laborer, 2 Myer's cl
King Charles, laborer, Fulton n of McHenry
King Charles H. bookkeper, 362 w Fayette
King Charles, soldier, 601 Penna. av
King David, butcher, 32 Gist
King Dorothea, grocery, 258 s Eutaw
King Edwin, painter, 32 Greenmount av
King Mrs. Elizabeth, 47 Lee
King Mrs. Elizabeth, paper hangings, 153 3

Fremont
King Elias E. 45 n Charles
King& Ermling, (Charles King, Henry Erm-
ling,) boat builders, n w corner Wills and

Block
KING F. & CO., (F. King,) oyster packers,

247 w Pratt
King Francis, collar maker, 140 Peirce

J. HEIVRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, Sf
Rosendole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liaud, HI Spear's Wliarf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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King Francis, (F. King & Co.) 316 Garden
King Francis X. painter, 118 n Poppleton
King Francis M. moulder, 264 Greenmount

avenue
KING FRANCIS T. president Dime Sav-
ings Bank, office 7 South, dw 45 n Charles
King Frederick, tailor, 58 n Caroline
King Frederick, porter, 78 s Central av
King Firmadge, clerk, 32 Fawn
King F. W. & Richard, manufacturers of
engineers, surveying and daguerreotype in-
struments, 226 w Baltimore
King F. W. (F. W. & R. King,) 76 n High
King George, tinner, 12 Holland
King George W. junk shop, Thames near

Bond, dw 200 s Ann
King George jr. , cooper, 200 s Ann
King George W. attorney, 32 St. Paul, dw

Howard Co.
King George, blacksmith, 68 s Carey
King George, sr., oak cooper, 86 Block
King George W. jr., (King & Bro.) 193 n

Exeter
King George W. carpenter, 39 n Fremont
King George W. 316 w Fayette
King George, watchman, 92 Block
King George R. machinist, 41 s Poppleton
King Gerard T., letter carrier, 175 Hollins
King Henry S. (King & Huppman,) 100 Mc-

Culloh
King H. S. & Co. (H. S. King, N. A. Hupp-
man, R. H. Smith,) fruit packers, 28 and
30 s Frederick
King Henry, carter, 7 Preston
King HiUey, boiler maker, 405 Saratoga
King Hugh, blacksmith, 48 s Oregon
King & Huppman, (H. S. King, N. A. Hupp-
man,) imp. and deal, in hardware, guns,
&c., 307 w Baltimore
King Jacob, eggs, 112 n Eutaw, dw 153
King Jacob, grocer, 377 w Lombard
King Jacob, gardener, 601 Penna. av
King James W. coachsmith, Davis near Sara-
toga, dw Belair av extended
King Jas. W. tavern, Belair av nr city limits
King James H. (King & Bro.,) 164 e Monu-
ment
King James A. plumber, 37 n Fremont
King James, confectioner, 161 e Pratt
King Jane, 248 Bank
King John, clerk, 103 Hanover
King Dr. John T. 652 w Fayette
King John, laborer, 258 s Eutaw
King John, machinist. 111 n Eden
King John, shoemaker, 325 e Monument
King John C, Judge Court Common Pleas,

187 w Lombard
King John, jr. auditor B. & 0. R. R., 10 Mc-

CuUoh
King John, shoemaker, 32 Greenmount av
King John, laborer, 208 n Exeter
King John, of Thomas, ship joiner, 115

Smith's wharf, dw 55 Stiles
King John, (John King & Son,) 53 n Paca
King John, laborer, 3 Young
King John & Son, (J. King, Wm. King,)
dealers in paints, oils, varnishes, &c,, s e
cor Howard & Lexington
King John, tailor, 34 s Regester
King John, fisherman, 37 Fawn
King John, tinner, 2ti7 Aliceanna
King John, telegraph operator, 5 Mosher
King Joseph, jr. 45 n Charles

King Jos. A. (Clarke & King,) 237 Hanove*

King Joseph, gilder, 11 Sterrett

King Joseph R. carpenter, 31 s Poppleton

King Joseph, shoemaker, 264 Greenmount ar

King Joseph, painter, 294 Eastern av

King Joseph, conductor N. C. R., Mount

Royal hill near reservoir
King Lawrence, laborer, 260 s Ann
King Lawrence, gardener, cor Clinton and

Boston
King Lewis, huckster, 30 Shakspeare
King Mrs. Lucy, 51 n Liberty
King Mrs. Margaret, 124 Granby
King Martin, 109 s Paca
King Mary Ann, ladies' nurse, 113 Aisquith
King Michael, laborer, 52 Boyd
King Oliver, machinist, 44 s Schroeder
King Oscar, Barnum's hotel
King Philip, laborer, 276 Aliceanna
King Philip, butcher, 20 Rock
King Mrs. Priscilla, 227 Dover
King Richard, carpenter, 37 n Fremont
King Riohard, (F. W. & R. King,) 106 Lee
King Richard, military relief agency, 106 Lee
King Robert, caulker, 181 Hughes
King Robert G. clerk provost marshal, 264 e

Baltimore
King Mrs. Rosaline, 362 w Fayette
King Samuel, 77 Chew

King Samuel R. coachsmith, 325 e Monument
King Samuel H. jr. 125 e Madison
King Samuel R. clerk. Canton, dw 52 s

Broadway
King Samuel, clothier, 680 w Baltimore
King Samuel R. clerk, 325 e Monument
KING SOLOMON, wholesale druggist, 1 s

Calvert, dw 155 n Calvert
King Thomas, ship carpenter, 23 Fountain
King Thomas, laborer, 52 Boyd
King Tlios. H. ship joiner, 55 Stiles
King T. & Bro. (T. King, Alfred King,) gro-

ccrs 1 09 3 PciCci
KING't. GOTFIELD, hair cutting and

shaving saloon, 7 St. I'aul, dw 134 Orleans
King Wallace, (Wm. King & Bro.) n w cor

Madison and Townsend
King William, peddler, 103 Mullikin
King William, (Wm. King & Bro.) 127 Mc-

Culloh
King Wm. A. conductor, 153 n Eutaw
KING WILLIAM & BRO. (William King,

Wallace King,) paints, oil and glass, and

photographer's depot, 2 n Liberty
King Wm. G. H. barber, 211 Chesnut
King Wm. H. carpenter, 345 e Monument
King Wm. H. carpenter, 403 n Gay
King Wm. H. (Aug. G. Meyer & Co.) 362 w

Fayette
King Wm. J. clerk, 35 n Exeter
King Wm J. C. (Smith & King,) 121 Preston
King Wm. L. clerk N. C. R. cor Camden

and Eutaw
King Wm. S. bricklayer, 166 s Fremont
King Wm. S. watchman at House of Refuge
Kinger John, lager beer, 172 e Madison
Kinghorn Mrs. Eliza, 107 e Lombard
Kingsbury Wm. W, (Patterson & Kingsbury,)

74 n Calvert
Kingston Thomas, mariner, 247 s Dallas
Kinnaird A. cabinet maker, 32 n Liberty
Kinnear Alexander, shoemaker, 45 Orleans
Kinnear John W. rectifier of liquors, 37 Con-
stitution near Monument

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacttirers of AV' Jiite Lend, Zinc, Putty, Liainpblack, Glue,
Neatsfuot OH, Saltpetre, Paints ami VariUsIies, 100 AV. Lomliard Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Kinnear Joseph, shoemaker, 36 Orleans
Kinnemon Dr. Perrj' S. 73 e Pratt
Kinnemond Frederick C. confectioner, 528 w

Fayette
Kinnersly Wm. T bookbinder, 132 Jefferson
Kinniear Georg-e, shoemaker, 154 e Fayette
Kinniear Robert, shoemaker, Ensor nr. Mon-
ument
Kinniear Teresa, grocery, 580 w Lombard
Kinningham Mary A. 52 Harrison
Kinsey Albert S. machinist, 91 s Fremont
Kinsey George, helper, Preston near Garden
Kinsey Josiah, tinner, 195 e Baltimore
Kinsey Levi, clerk, 230 Columljia
Kinsey Samuel, coachman, 312 Mulberry
Kinsley Barney, tavern, 181 Lexington
Kinsley Wencil, collector, 3(16 Light
Kinslow Mary, peddler, 36 Eastern av
Kinstendorf Charles, grocer, n e cor Gay and

Caroline
Kinter Frederick, laborer, 41G Canton av
Kinzar Nicholas, shoemaker, 67 Richmond
Kipler Jacob, blacksmith, 3 Preston
Kipp Charles M. 9G Lee
Kipp George, shoemaker, 217 Eastern av
Kipp John, harness maker, 274 s Sharp
Kirby Bernard, shoemaker, 78 Druid Hill av
Kirby Mrs. Catherine, 235 Gough
Kirby Charles, oysterman, 227 William
Kirby Deborah, seamstress, 305 e Lombard
Kirby Dennis, grocer, 271 n Eutaw
Kirby Edward, 61 Thames
Kirby Edward, treenail borer, 151 s Chapel
Kirby Edward, plasterer, 202 Gough
Kirby Elizabeth, 63 Stirling
Kirby Elizabeth, 78 Druid Hill av
Kirby Francis, peddler, 131 Mullikin
Kirby Frederick, paper carrier, 225 e Monu-
ment
Kirby George, clerk, 163 w Lombard
Kirby George G. bricklayer, 68 Ensor
Kirby Henry, carpenter, 274 e Madison
Kirby Hiram, bricklayer, 158 n Fremont
Kirby Isaac, mariner, 91s Caroline
Kirby James, carpenter, 150 e Pratt
Kirby Jas. S., Adams Exp., 127 n Fremont
Kirby James D. shoemaker, 208 Raborg
Kirby James H. ship carpenter, 113 n Eden
KIRBY JOHN & SON, (S. Kirby, J. F.

Miller) lumber, s e cor Mill and Bowly
Kirby John, shoemaker, 30 New Church
Kirby John E. bookbinder, 225 e Monument
Kirby John, fruiterer, 290 Franklin
Kirby John W. 124 s Sharp
Kirby John, shoemaker, 17 Perry
Kirby John Thomas, blacksmith, 121 Hollins
Kirby Joseph, cooper, s w cor Light and

Clement
Kirby Loftus, carpenter and cedar tar factory,

107 n Exeter
Kirby L. M., ship builder, 192 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Kirby Mrs. Mary, grocery, 10 Dawson al
Kirby Mary E. dressmaker, 131 Mullikin
Kirby Mrs. Mary, 63 Watson
Kirby Mrs. B. 158 n Fremont
Kirby Michael, laborer, 72 Boyd
Kirby Patrick, 78 Druid Hill av
Kirby Rebecca, 4 Smith's al
Kirby Robert, harness maker, 128 Orleans
Kirby Saml. (John Kirby & Son) 50Franklin
Kirby Samuel, tailor, 220 n Central av
Kirby Thomas, plasterer, 202 Gough

Kirby T. Edward, pharmaceutist, cor Frank-
lin and Ogston, dw 282 Franklin
Kirby Thomas H. plasterer, 225 e Monument
Kirby Wm. H. ship carpenter, 201 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Kirby Wm. H. paper hanger, 340 Franklin
Kirby Wm. H. carpenter, 150 e Pratt
Kirby Wm. R. S. ship carp. 138 s Chester
Kirby Wm. shoemaker, 266 e Monument
Kirch William, mariner, 172 Orleans
Kirchbaum John, laborer, 38 Hammond al
Kircher Frederick, driver City Pass. R. R.,

87 s Fremont
Kircher Godfrey, blacksmith, 30 n Schroeder
Kircher Godfrey, jr. blacksm., 30 n Schroeder
Kircher Jolin, grocer, 261 Hanover
Kircher John, cooper, 261 Hanover
Kircher Joanna, grocery, 261 Hinover
Kirchhoff Charles, grocer, 173 Sarah Ann
Kirchner Christopher, furniture wagon, 20

Preston
Kirchner F. box maker, 1 Brannan ct
Kirchner Henry, marble cutter, 60 Portland
Kirchner John, shoemaker, 1 Harmony la
Kirchner Louis, grocer, 73 n Pine
Kirk Chas. D.(S.Kirk & Sons) 172 w Balto.
Kirk Charles, clerk, 70 n Calvert
Kirk Cyrus, clerk, 70 n Calvert
Kirk E. Clarence, (Samuel Kirk & Sons) 187

n Calvert
Kirk Henry C, (Samuel Kirk & Sons,) 142

St. Paul
Kirk James, butcher, 60 Lexington market,

dw 288 Penna. av
Kirk James, laborer, 159 n Spring
Kirk Janet, huckster, 185 Penna. av
Kirk Capt. John, mas. mariner, 24 William-
son al
Kirk John A. bookkeeper, 18 Laurel
Kirk Mrs. Maria, Falls road near Northern av
Kirk Robert E., (Gibson, Kirk & Bro.) 54 n

Front
Kirk Samuel, teller Chesapeake Bank, 176 e

Monument
KIRK SAMUEL & SONS, (Samuel Kirk,
H. C. Kirk, Charles D. Kirk, E. C. Kirk)
gold and silversmiths, 172 w Baltimore
Kirk S E. lock maker, 6 n Bond
Kirk Samuel, (Samuel Kirk & Sons) 187

Loyola place n Calvert .-- ^-

Kirk Samuel E., (Gibson, Kirk & Bro.) 79

Aisquith
Kirkham William, puddler, 445 Canton av
Kirk William, clerk, 2 Jefferson
Kirk Wm. J. butcher, 103 Lexington market,

dw 162 Penna. av
Kirkland Alexander, (Kirkland, Chase & Co.)

181 w Fayette
Kirkland Mrs. Ann L. 522 w Fayette
KIRKLAND, CHASE & CO. (Alexander
Kirkland, Robt. R. Kirkland, Danl. Chase,
Allen A. Chapman,) commission and ship-
ping merchants, 83 and 85 Smith's whf
Kirkland Edw. P. carpenter, 519 w Lombard
Kirkland John W. 181 w Fayette
Kirkland Mrs. Mary A. 156 e Baltimore
Kirkland Ogden A. express agent, 522 w

Fayette
Kirkland Ward W. clerk, 522 w Fayette
Kirkley Charles, clerk, 454 Lexington
Kirkley John W. hardware, 104 Penna. av,

dw 454 Lexington
Kirkley John W. clerk, 235 Mulberry

THE GROVER & BAKER SEAVIIVG MA< HI^'E is tlic best for all puriJOses— SAIjKS
ROOJIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Kirkman John W. bookkeeper, 235 Mulberry
Kirkner Adam, tailor, 99 n Paca
Kirkpatrick Edward, 9 West Falls av
Kirkpatrick Mrs. Elizabeth, Falls road near

Northern av
Kirkpatrick Robert, laborer, 11 West Falls av
Kirkpatrick Samuel, freight superintendent B.

& O. R. R. 5-2 Orleans
Kirkwood George, huckster, 3G1 Light
Kirkwood John, huckster, 176 William
Kirkwood John, laborer, 135 Cross
Kirkwood Joseph, brickmiiker, 21 Gittings
Kirkwood Mrs. M. 349 Light
Kirkwood Philip, sr. shin carp. 22 Hamburg
Kirkwood S. A. clerk, 22 Hamburg
Kirmse Adolph, shoemaker, 75 n Bond
Kirsch Charles, watchmaker, 372 n Gay
Kirsch Frederick, tailor, 261 n Eden
Kirsch Frederick, sr. tailor, 372 n Gay
Kirsch Frederick, jr. (Christopher & Kirsch,)

261 n Eden
Kirsch Lewis, lager beer, 280 n Central av
Kirschbaum iVIary, 13 e Lombard
Kirsz John, paver, 75 n Bond
Kirtland Wm. H. clerk, 229 w Baltimore
Kirwan Daniel, ^Renehan & Kirwan,) How-
ard house
Kirwan Capt. Jacob, mariner, 177 Hughes
Kirwan Capt. Jacob, 102 s High
Kirwan Capt. John H. 102 Hill
Kirwan John R. engineer 35 Gough
Kirwan William, eiigmeer, 220 e Fayette
Kirwan Capt. Wm. T. 151 s Paca
Kirwin John J. H. clerk, 102 Hill
Kirwin Capt. Zebedee K. 351 Light
Kisenrod Jacob, laborer, 270 s Caroline
Kiser Johi^, lager beer, 44 Holland
Kiser Sebastian, cooper, 46 Bank
Kisling Mrs. Martha, 788 w Baltimore
Kisner Conrad, huckster, 131 n Central av
Kissewetter Charles, butcher, 86 Mullikin
Kissich Mrs. Henry, grocery, 139 L. Greene
Kissler Adam, laborer, 68 Short
Kissner Benedict, coverlid and carpet weaver,

93 Bank
Kissner F. laborer, 45 Elliott
Kistler Jacob, shoemaker, 228 Eastern av
Kiszner Daniel, tailor, 14 n Poppleton
Kitner Seigmond, coal oil and lamps, 227 s

Broadway
Kitsinger Fred'k, cabinet maker, 1 Jackson ct
Kitsinger Joseph, ink maker, 119 n Dallas
Kitsinger Rosa, old rags, 119 n Dallas
Kitson John E. clerk, 90 s Sharp
Kilson Samuel, salesman, 240 e Monument
Kitson William, clerk, 240 e Monument
Kittel Mary, 4 Hammond al •

Kitto John T. confectionery, 109 e- Pratt
Kitis John, 1 Mulberry

Kitzmeyer John W. shoemaker, 258 w Pratt
Kiader Henry, restaurant, 30 Thames
Klaen Adam, laborer, 8 New Church
Klaenia George, tailor, 18 Abbot
Klainhenin Anna, 41 Chatsworth
Klanseng Herman, laborer, 8 Trinity
Klapper August, soldier, 141 s Spring
Klaproth Fred'k, grocery, 45 Saratoga
Klare John B., 70 Park
Klaren Michael, laborer, 325 e Lombard
Klarmann John, tailor, 65 Centre market

space
Klasmier Henry, wagoner, 14 Mott
Klassen Charles, 128 n Eutaw

Klassen Jacob S. 128 n Eutaw

Klatte Herman, grocer, n w cor O'Donnell
and Curley

Klaunberg John, shoemaker, 257 e Monument

Klaus Frederick, tailor, 11 Albemarle

Klaus Martin, carpenter, 161 e Lombard

Klausmeyer Henry, laborer, 61 Centre Mar-
ket space

KLEES HE\RY& SONS, (Henry Klees,sr.
J. Klees, Henry Klees, jr.) tanners, curri-
ers and wool dealers, 15 Saratoga

Klees Henry, sr., (H. Klees & Sons) 48 n
Broadway

Klees Henry, jr., (Henry Klees & Sons) 48 n
Broadway

Klees John, (Henry Klees & Sons) 48 n
Broadway

Klees Philip, shoemaker, 3 Walnut al

K^eet Adam, stevedore, 160 s Dallas

Kleff Arnold J. clerk, 27 Holiday

Kleffman Mrs. Mary, 130 Pearl

Klehm Andrew, laborer, Elliott w of East av

Klehm John, shoemaker, 267 Aliceanna

Kleibacker Bernhard, tavern, 100 Dugan's
wharf

Kleibacker Christian B , clerk, 100 Dugan's
wharf

Klein Emanuel, wines and lager beer, 151 s
Charles,

Klein Frederick, tavern, 43 Lancaster

Klein George, tailor, 6 WalKer

Klein Geo. W. blacksmith, 135 Mulberry

Klein Heineman, clothing, 551 w Baltimore,
dw 663

Klein Henry, shoemaker, 280 Aisquith

Klein Wolf, junk, 63 n Eden

Kleineibst Adolphus, manuf. of furs, 213 n
Gay

Kleineidam Rev. Robert, 101 Saratoga

Kleiner Francis, mariner, 29 Fountain

Kleinhin Jacoij, cabinet maker, 181 Lemmon

Kleinjohan Chas. tailor, 26 Albemarle

Kleinkof John, shoemaker, Fulton n of Mc-
Henry

Kleinle Michael, street contractor, cor Bond
and Mullikin

Kleinle Charles, gas fitter, cor Bond and Mul-
likin

Kleinschmidt Capt. Otto, 8 s High

Kleis Mrs. John 269 s Ann

KliEMM CHARLES, Manufacturer
and Dealer in Tobacco and Cigars,
105 n Calvert

Klemm John, cooper, 122 s Charles
Kleisman Wm. laborer, 232 s Caroline

Klenner , paper carrier, 220 Lexington

Klepper Charles, carver, 182 e Pratt
Klepper Frederick , varnisher, 175 s Bond

KLEPPISH BROS. (C. F., H. M.
& M. L. Kleppish,) Cutlery and
Hardware, 16 s Charles.— [See p. 58

Mvertisements.]

Kleppish Chas. F. salesman 130 n Eutaw
Kleppish Fredk. A. porter, 78 n Schroeder
Kleppish Henry M. (Kleppish Bros.) 130 n

Eutaw
Kleppish Martin L. (Kleppish Bros.) 130 n

Eutaw

JAJIIES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-8t.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Kleppish W. A. whip maker, 78 n Scliroeder
Klerlin Augustus, tobacconist, 143 Orleans
Klessel Andrew, slioemaker, 352 William
Klessel John, tavern, 228 s Charles
Kletch Henry, shoemaker, 77 s High
Kleudarlein Jno, milkman, Belair av extended
Kleutjen Francis cigars, 26 Albemarle
Kleye Wm. cabinet maker, 491 Saratoga
Kleyensteuber Fredk. H. bookkeeper, n w

cor Penna. av and Biddle
Kleyser August, 260 s Eutaw
Kliflar Charles, lager beer, 33 Ensor
Kline Augustus, barber, 40 n Greene
Kline Adam, laborer, 10 Pearl
Kline Coil, laborer, 759 Light
Klimper Mrs. Catherine, 537 Lexington
Klme David, grocer, 231 Frederick av
Kline Elizabeth N. milk, 15 n Fremont neiir

Pennsylvania av
Kline Elizabeth, 16s Dallas
Kline Frederick, brewer, rear 1035 w Pratt
Kline Frederick, grocer, 290 Penna. av
Kline Henry, wheelwright, 92 Harford av
Kline John, engineer N. C. R. Mt. Royal Hill
Kline John, tailor, 44 n Exeter
Kline John, laborer, 38 Walnut al
Kline Joseph, tavern, n w cor Calverton road

and Frederick av
Kline Joseph, tailor, 291 s Sharp
Kline Leonard, milk. Chapel near Fremont
Kline Lewis, soldier, 106 Ramsay
Kline IVIrs. Louisa, 642 Light
Kline Wm. shoemaker, 361 s Sharp
Kline Wm. H. butcher, 57 Centre, and 9 Lex-
ington markets, dw 720 Penna. av
Klinefelter D H. clerk, 45 Gough
Klinefelter Gartman, (V. V. Klinefelter &

Bro.) 157 Barre
Klinefelter Jesse, 55 n Strieker
Klinefelter Jesse, jr., 55 n Strieker
Klinefelter Jos. W. provisions, 94 Richmond
KLINEFELTER OVERTON H.ship chan-
dler, 69 w Pratt, dw 45 Gough
Klinefelter Van V. & Bro. (V. V. Klinefelter,
G. Klinefelter) flour and grain, 178 and 180
Light-st wharf
Klinefelter Van V. (Van V. Klinefelter &

Bro.) 59 e Pratt
Klinefelter Victor H. 40 n Broadway
Klinehan Wm. machinist, 41 Brown
Klinely Wm. H. clerk, 100 n Bond
Klinesmith, Adam, plasterer, 297 s Sharp
Kling John, piano maker, 321 n Central av
Kling John, 124 German
Klinge Wm. shoemaker, 35 Brown
Klingelhofer J E. baker. 266 s Eutaw
Klingelhofer Wm. 83 Boston
Klinger iVIrs. Caroline, cake shop, 34 s Wolfe
Klinger Charles, carter, n e cor Wilson and

Bolton al
Klingerberg Louis, 67 Hantpstead
Klingmyer & Heise (W. H. Klingmyer, W.

Heise,) box makers, 18 IVlcClellan's al
Klink Frederick, shoemaker, 26 s Oregon
Klinki John, laborer, 95 n Amity
Klingmyer, Wm. H. (Klingmyer & Heise,)

248 Mulberry
Klingworth Fredk. rigger, 175 Gough
Kloch Frederick, lager beer, 671 w Baltimore
Klockenburg George, rigger, 332 Aliceanna
Klockgether Dedrick, bookkeep. 138 Conway
Klockgether William, bookkeeper, 138 Con-
way

Kloeber Dr. Chas. E. dentist, 121 n Charles.

dw 191 Franklin
Kloman & Cary, (Louis Kloman, J. B. Gary,)

coal oil works, s w cor West and Sharp
Kloman Felix, 153 w Madison
Kloman Frederick, groceries and provisions,

116 William
Kloman Henry, rear 297 n Fremont
Kloman Louis, (Kloman & Cary,) 9 s Gay
Klone Henry, cabinet maker, 42 n Bond
Klopf John G. shoemaker, 3 Chesiiut al
Klose Frederick, bricklayer, 11 Laurens
Klotz Ferdinand, shoemaker, 118 s Howard
Klotz Philip, tinner, 128 Peirce
Klotz Rosina, gloves and suspenders, 251 w

Pratt
Klueber Chas. J. watchmaker, 29 w Fayette,

dw 135 n Central av
Klug Christian, shoemaker, 205 Peirce
Klug Jacob, shoemaker, 70 Camden
Klug John M. second-hand goods, 326 s

Charles
Klug John A. cabinet maker, 426 Light
Klugelhenfer Frederick, artist, 125 Franklin
Klump Jacob, laborer, 31 Forrest
Klump Michael, saw filer, 37 s Regester
Klumper Ferdinai.d, tobacconist, 38 L. Mc-

Elderry
Klunk Charles G. carpenter, 104 Pine
Klunk Francis A. carpenter, 88 Druid Hill av
Klunk Henry, scowman, 34 Gist
Klunk Joseph, carpenter, 104 Peirce
Klunk Lewis W. bricklayer, 12Townsend
Klutz Christian, 36 Druid Hill av
Klyer Martin, dancing master, 30 Granby
Knabe Ernest, (Wm. Knabe & Co.) 105 w

Biddle
KNABE WILLIAM & CO. (Wm. Knabe,

Ernest Knabe, C. Keidel,) piano makers,

350 w Baltimore, and 1,3, 5 and 7 n Eutaw,

factory n w cor West and Eutaw. — [See p.

5 .Advertisements.]
Knabe Wm. (Wm. Knabe & Co.) 105 w

Biddle
Knabe Wm. G. clerk, 105 w Biddle
Knabel Francis, mattress maker, 297 Penna av
Knackstedt Henry, confectioner, 257 Light
Knagle Henry, tailor, 396 s Charles
Knahel Christian, tailor, 280 Canton av
Knahr Frederick, tailor, 143 s Exeter
Knall F'erdinand, laborer, 51 Leadenhall
Knally Michael, laborer, rear 5 Bank
Knapp Adam, laborer, Fulton n of McHenry
Knapp Bernard, 136 Burgundy al
Knapp Conrad, shoemaker, 34 Leadenhall
Knapp Daniel, carpeiner, 251 Columbia
Knapp Daniel, laborer, 34 e Pratt
Knapp Elizabeth, grocer, 49 Chesnut al
KNAPP FREDERIC K, English and German

Institute, 31 and 33 Holiday
Knapp Glos, cow driver, 4 n High
Knapp Harriet, 11 Mott
Knapp Henry, soldier, 61 Gough
Knapp Henry, stone cutter, 77 Druid Hill av
Knapp Henry, contractor, 37 Pearl
Knapp James, gas fitter, 11 Mott
Knapp Leonard, tailor, 238 Bond
Knapp Louis, lager beer saloon, 13 Calendar
Knapp Theodore, book binder, 6 s Frederick
Knaren Henry, laborer, 255 e Eager
Knarr Matthias, 400 Canton av
Knatz Philip, grocer, 865 w Baltimore
Knauer Michael, shoemaker, 288 n Central av

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are now located at
168 Baltiiuore-st., bet-weeu Calvert and St. Paul.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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KNAUP PAUL, restaurant, 972 w Baltimore
Knauff Wm. carpenter, 107 e Lombard
Knaus Henry, painter, 7 Perry
Knauss Louis W. grocer, 248 s Charles
* Kneek Christopher, tailor, 23 Elizabeth la
Knecht Francis J. stove finisher, 258 s Charles
KNEFELY HENRY, commission merchant,

importer and dealer in French, German and

Ireland produce, 161 w Pratt
Knell Andrew, cabinet maker, 206 Columbia
KNELL FRANCIS L. butcher, 5G Centre,

54 Hanover and 4 Lexington markets and

beef and pork packer at 85 w Hoffman
Knell George, shoemaker, 185 w Biddle
Knell George, cabinet maker, over 6 Lovely

lane, dw 96 e Madison
Knell Geo. Adam, shoemaker, 185 w Biddle
Knell George, clerk, 85 Hoffman
Knell Geo. jr., cabinet maker, 96 e Madison
Knell Henry, sr., butcher, 4 Lexington and

51 Hanover markets, dw 85 w Hoffman
Knell J. Henry, jr., butcher, 8 Centre, 52

Hanover and 7 Lexington markets, dw

Butcher row, Penna. av extended
Knell Philip J. car driver, 54 s Oregon
Knellar John C. commission merchant, 163

North
Kneller Jacob, carpenter, 17 L. McElderry
Kneen Thomas, merchant tailor, 291 w Pratt
Knepp Mary, cook, 28 Walsh
Knere John, tailor, 33 Brown
Kneucker Adam, shoemaker, 41 s Durham
Kneus Frederick, tavern, 737 w Baltimore
Knice Thomas, laborer, 16 Barnes
Knicker Philip, shoemaker, 59 e Monument
Knickman Henry, ship joiner, 165 Hamburg
Knickman Jolin, blacksmitii, 167 Hamburg
Knickman John, tinner, 1G9 Hamburg
Knieling Peter, baker, 113 s Poppleton
Knierim Nicholas, cabinet maker, 166 Dover
Knieson Mrs. Sophia, washerwoman, 168 s

Eden •
Knight A. L. paper manufacturer, 21 s Charles

dw 301 Lexington
Knight Augustus, laborer, 329 Harford av
Knight Catherine, hucksteress, 48 Raborg
Knight Charles P. (Knight & Johnson,) 301

Lexington
Knight Clara, hucksteress, 8 Fish market

space
Knight Conrad, mariner. Heath e of Light
Knight Ezekiel, stone cutter, 96 s Poppleton
Knight Frank, carpenter, 154 Preston
Knight George, carter, 265 s Charles
Knight George W. provision store, s e cor

Mulberry and Pine
Knight Hannah, 186 s Sharp
Knight Capt. Humphrey, 88 Lee
Knight Henry N. ship carpenter, 237 Mont-
gomery
Knight Mrs. Isaac, 365 w Lombard
Knight Isaac K. blacksmith, 156 Pine
Knight Jacob W". bricklayer, 321 Harford av
Knight James, clerk. 99 s High
Knight & Johnson, (C. P. Knight, W. H.

Johnson, jr.,) wholesale paper dealers, 21 s

Charles
Knight John H. blacksmith, 524 w Lombard
Knight John T. soldier, 52 Dolphin
Knight John, laljorer, 154 n Central av
Knight John, salesman, 190 Columbia
Knight Jonathan W. shoemaker, 84 Cea-
tral av

Knight Jos. F. blacksmith, 209 Montgomery

Knight Joseph C. plasterer, 21 Comet

Knight Joseph F. stone finisher, 258 s Charles

Knight Mrs. Mary, 448 Light

Knight Mrs. Mary, laund's 46 Williamson al

Knight Matilda, 12 Gould ct

Knight Michael, blacksmith, 441 w Fayette

Knight Michael, laborer, 110 Hollins

Knight Orchem, blacksmith, Frederick road

near first toll gate
Knight Peter F. hatter, 33 n Eutaw
Knight Peter, sawyer, 116 s Wolfe
Kniglit Rachel, teacher, 441 w Fayette
Knight Robert, produce dealer, l}^ Hollings-

worth, dw 18 e Lombard
Knight Dr. Samuel T. health officer, 112 n

Greene
Knight Thomas, boiler maker, 180 William
KnigbtT. B. 301 Lexington
Knight Wm. H. huckster, 302 Harford av
Kniglit Wm. plasterer, 20 n Republican
Knight Capt. Wm. H. 12 Hill
Knight Wm. engineer, 493 w Pratt
Knighton Harriet P. 115 n Exeter
Knighton Harry, 82 Aisquith
Knighton John T. carpenter, 31 s Bond
Knighton Mrs. hucksteress, 27 n Greene
Knipe Charles, mariner, 59 w Centre
Knipe Jacob, silver plater, 41 n Frederick, dw

59 Centre
Knipe Wm. M. ship joiner, 109 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Knipp Charles, shoemaker, 15 Jasper
Knipp & Carmine, plumbers, 114 Saratoga
Knipp Geo. (Knipp & Carmine,) 131 Hen-
rietta
Knipp Henry, salesman, 131 Henrietta
Knipp Jacob, sr. porter, 131 Henrietta
KNIPP JACOB, Jr., hosiery, yarns, &c., 33

n Howard. — [See p. 18 >^dvertiseinents.]
Knipp John C. carver, 131 Henrietta
Knipper Henry, carpenter, 17 Short
Knipschild Augustus, dealer in tobacCo and

cignrs, n w cor Fayette and Harrison
Knipschild Francis, shoemaker, n w cor Fay-
ette and Harrison
Knipschild John, lager beer, 27 Ensor
Kniss Charles, restaurant, s e cor Gough and

Caroline
Kniss Peter, shoemaker, 4 w Second
Kniss Wm. tobacconist, 391 w Baltimore
KNOBEL WERNER, tailor and grocer, 523
Canton av

Knobel , watchmaker, 75 Harrison

Knobeloch Capt. Simon, 257 e Lombard
Kiioche Francis, tailor, 215 n Central av
Knoebel H. liquors, 103 Lanca.ster
Knohel Thomas, tailor, 86 s Bond
Knoll John, barber, 304 s Bond
KNOOP CHARLES, tavern, Boston Steam-
ship wharf, foot of Mill
Kno[) Louis, cabinet maker, 74 s Eutaw
Knoufler Godfreid, 1 Preston
Knoop John M. porter, 117 w Fayette
Knopf Caroline, second hand clothing, 38

Harrison
Knopf Robert, shoemaker, 44 Clay
Knopp Arhart, tanner, 268 Division
Knopp George, cabinet maker, 74 s Eutaw
Knorr Edward W. rope maker, McElderry

extended, dw 29 n Wolfe
Knorr John B. wood sawyer, 17 Jasper
Knorr Wm. machinist, 227 e Lombard

jr. HEiyRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, jte.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plast«r constantly on hand, 31 Spear'a "Wbaxf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Knott A. L. attorney, 25 Law buildings, dw

84 Mulberry
Knott A^nes, 5 Clay

Knott Charles, book binder, 7 e Monument
Knott Chrysostom, bricklayer, 328 Mulberry
Knott Cornelius L. bricklayer, 3 n Fremont
Knott Henry L. brush maker, 62 Jefferson
Knott James L. jiainter, 228 Harford av
Knott John R. shoemaker, 678 w Baltimore
Knowell John, 23J s Dallas
Knowles Geo. G. jr. clerk, 356 w Lombard
Knowles Gustavus W. 2d auditor Quarter-
master's department, 55 s Sharp
Knowles Henry, grocery, 36 East
Knowles James, police, 155 s Washington,

F. P.
Knowles James W. grocery and commission
merchant, 90 Dugan's whf, dw 44 n Front
Knowles Dr. Wm. G. acting assistant Sur-
geon U. S, A., 55 s Sharp
Knows Ferdinand, stoves and tin ware, 6

Ensor
Knox Adam, blacksmith, 205 s Paca
Knox Anastatia, seamstress, 356 e Eager
Knox Bernard, painter, 3 Collins
Knox & Co. (Jas. Knox,) shipping and com-
mission merchants, 125 Smith's wharf
Knox David (Sinclair & Co.) 62 Light
Knox Eliza, washerwoman, 196 s Howard
Knox James, (Knox & Co.) 119 McCuUoh
Knox John, laborer, 292 Johnson
Knox Richard, laborer, 45 Haubert
Knox Win. salesman, 58 McMechin
Knox Wm. car driver, 54 McHenry
Knox Mrs. Rachel, 407 w Lombard
Knox Thomas, laborer, 45 Haubert
Knus John, tailor, 19 St. James
Kober Adolphus, butcher, 39 Belair market,

dw 71 Mcb.lderry
Kober George A. tailor, 143 n Gay
Kobourn Mrs. Eleanora, 248 s Bond
Kobus J.ohn, foundryman, 381 s Charles
Koch August, (Koch & Kothe,) 231 Mulberry
Koch & Kothe, (A. Koch, C. Kothe,) house

furnishing goods, 20 n Howard
Koch Frederick, tailor, 1 Diamond
Koch Frederick, piano maker, 454 w Pratt
Koch Frederick, shoemaker, 10 Sarah Ann
Koch Frederick, cooper, 387 s Charles
Koch George, German and English school,

104 East
Koch George, cabinet maker, 22 New Church
Koch Helwig, tailor, 453 Canton av
Koch Henry, painter, 221 s Wolfe
Koch Henry, shoemaker, 26 s Oregon
Koch Henry, tailor, 182 e Lombard
Koch Henry, mariner, 169 s Regester
Koch Jacob, stoves, 241 Hanover, dw 238
Koch John, shoe store, 92 Harrison
Koch John D. tailor, 254 e Chase
Koch John, cutler, 4 e Pratt
Koch John, laborer, 221 Washington, F. H.
Kocli Leonard, shoemaker, 259 Aliceanna
Koch William, wholesale jeweler, over209w

Baltimore, dw 42 Lexington
Kocli Wm. salesman, 14 n Liberty
Koch Wm. shoemaker, s w cor Charles and

Williamson al
Kode Peter, laborer, 355 s Sharp
Koebert N. laborer, 102 Lancaster
Koebler Thomas, laborer, 189 s Caroline
Koebrich Conrad, machinist, 42 n Amity
Koechling Antonia, 302 n Eutaw

KOECHLING HENRY M. apothecary, 95

s Broadway
Koehler Ambrose, cabinet maker, 244 e Lom-
bard
Koehler F. X. die sinker and seal engraver,

II n Liberty
KOEHLER & ADAMS, importers of wines

and liquors, 128 w Lombard
Koehler Henry, (Koehler & Adams,) Pratt

bet Eutaw and Howard
Koehler Henry, boots and shoes, 536 w Bal-
timore
KOEHLER JACOB, lager beer saloon, 63 s

Charles
Koehler Julius, cabinet maker, 21 Goodman al
Koehler Julius, undertaker, 328 Columbia
Koehler Thomas, laborer, 16 Park
Koehlert Mrs. G. millinery, 449 w Baltimore
Koehlert Henry, porte-monnaie maker, 449

w Baltimore
Koenake August, shoemaker, 210 s Sharp
Koenig August, 218 e Lombard
Koenig Henry, shoe store, 550 w Baltimore
Koenig Peter, beer saloon, s w cor Lombard

and Ann
Koenig Philip, porter, 461 w Fayette
Koepke Henry, tailor, 136 e Pratt
Koerber Clias. tobacconist, 175 s Broadway
Koerber Fred, tobacconist, 255 Eastern av
Koerber Henry, carpenter, 3 Jackson's ct
Koerner Henry, shoemaker, se cor Howard
and Henrietta y

Koerner Henry, shoemaker, 172 Henrietta
Koerner Sabine, 36 n High
Koerner J. Frederick, baker, 83 Warner
Koertler Franz, brewer, 49 Columbia
Koestner Francis, 102 n (Caroline
Koestner Thomas, merchant tailor, 57 Forrest
Koetzer Clement, cigar maker, 62 Albemarle
Kofman Joseph, grocery, 362 Light
Koffenberger Godfrey, currier, 86 s High
Koffenberger Jacob, laborer, 86 s High
Koffenburger Adam, blacksmith, 113 Albe-
marle
Koffenburger Henry, carpenter, 125 s Caroline
Koge Joseph, shoemaker, 277 w Pratt
Kogelschariz Adolph, cabinet maker, 469 w

Baltimore
Kohlbus Frederick, nail maker, 234 s Ann
Kohlenstein Simon, cabinet maker, 57 s Eutaw
Kohler Augustus, Consul for Russia, over 69

Exchange place
Kohler Augustus (Schacr & Kohler,) Bal-
timore County
Kohler George, teacher, 374 Harford av
Kohler George, laborer, 95 s Chapel
Kohler George, tailor, 5 s Regester
Kohler George, stone mason, 128 n Front
Kohler John, 374 Harford av
Kohler Joseph, butcher, 374 Harford av
Kohler Mary, butcher, 81 Belair market, dw

374 Harford av
Kohler Michael, locksmith, 70 Harrison
Kohlerman Michael, shoemaker, 9 Clay .
Kohlcrman Nicliolas, shoemaker, 9 Clay
Kohlerman Rupert, shoemaker, 9 Clay
Kohlersniith Geo. basket maker, 213 s Bond
Kohlersmith Henry, basket maker, 215 s

Bond
Kotilfeld Ludwig.proprietor New York Green

house, 57 President
Kohlhipp George, cabinet maker, 1 Tessier
Kohlhipp John, shoemaker, 76 Penna. av

AUG. G. MEYER tSi CO., Maiiivfaet«x«isi of A'V'Ulfe Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue*
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Palnta and VamlsHes, lUO W. Lombard Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Kohlein Mathias, carter, 141 Henrietta
Kohn Bernard, salesman, 243 n Gay
Koke Charles, cigar maker, 203 Lexington
Koke Francis, shoemaker, 247 s Bond
Kolb Adam, shoemnker, 53 s Liberty
Kolb George, ship waterman, 31 Haubert
Kolb Isadore, laborer, 9 Smiih's al
Kolb Jacob, leather dealer, 243 Canton av
Kolb Jacob, chair painter, n w cor Eastern

av and Ann
Kolb Leon, shoemaker, 87 Eastern av
Kolb Mrs. Mary, fancy store, 243 Canton av
Kolb Michael C. tailor, 47 s Poppleton
Kolb Michael, wheelwright, 74 Hampstead
Kolb Philip, laborer, 20 Fell
Kolb W. W. clerk, 153 HoUins
Kolbe Catherine, seamstress, rear 297 n Fre-
mont
Kolbe John, 188 s Central av
Kolbrat Mathias, machinist, 57 Portland
Kole John, laborer, 59 James la
Kollenberg Anton, shoemaker, 104 s Bond
Kollenberg Christoph. shoemaker. 104 s Bond
Kollenberg John H. shoemaker, 104 s Bond
KOLLE HENRY, tavern, 21 n Frederick
Kolle George, locksmith, 93 Lexington
KoUer Mrs. Eleanor, 14 Jefferson
Koller Isaac, carpenter, 100 Preston
Koller Isaac A. sutler, 100 Preston
Koller John A. clerk, 14 Jefferson
Koller Martin, restaurant, Wine al bet. Light

and Charles
Koller Wm. H. carpenter. Mount Royal hill

N. C. R.
Kolmyer Henry, 63 Albemarle
Kolp John A. shoemaker, 125 w Lombard,

dw 53 s Liberty
lZo\p Robert, shoemaker, 261 s Eutaw
Kolub George, cooper, 52 Albemarle
Kone Andrew J. painter, 12 Bank lane, dw

24 Holland
Kone Julius, 45 Harrison
Kone Mrs. Mary, 24 Holland
Kone Wm. ship carpenter, 45 Fawn
Koneg Geo. A. stevedore, 117 s Chapel
Konegsbaur John, laborer, 5 s Choptank
Konek Fred. Wm. tailor, 137 s Bethel
Konig George, blacksmith, 164 Eastern av
Konig Henry, miller, Belair av extended
Konig John F. cigar maker, 70 Clay
Konig Mrs. Frederick, 22 n Greene
Konig John, shoemaker, 524 Penna. av
Konig John, cabinet maker, 41 Perry
Konis: John H. clerk, 66 German
Konig Wm. laborer, 89 Patuxent
Konselman Mrs. 88 Albemarle
Kontner Henry, (H. Konlner & Bro.) 590 w

Baltimore
Kontner H. & Bro. (Henry Kontner, Kuhn

Kontner,) merchant tailors, 448 and 590 w

Baltimore
KONTNER HENRY, merchant tailor, 590

w Baltimore
Kontner Kuhn, (H. Kontner & Bro.) 448 w

Baltimore
Konze Lewis, shoemaker, 296 w Pratt, dw 50

Columbia
Kooch Ludv/ig, slater, 27 Brown
Koockegy Elizabeth, 372 w Lombard
Koockegy Elizabeth, 20 s Carey
Koockegy Geo. W. printer, 20 s Carey
Koockegy Samuel, book binder, 372 w Lom-
bard

Kooke Harman, tavern, 273 s Bond

Koon Henrietta, 280 s Bona

Koons Alexander, machinist, 149 William

Koons Andrew, porter. Beehive tavern

Koons Charles H. clerk, 195 w Fayette

Koons Daniel L. 146 n Howard

Koons James E. clerk, 92 n Paca •

Koons J. J. bookkeeper, Park nr Richmond

Koontz Charles F. tavern, 3 Barre, dw York

1 door from X al
Kooiitz Charles F. 110 York
Koontz John, clerk, 159 Park
Koontze Henry, currier, 10 Bevan
Koop Francis, laborer, 170 Eastern av
Koop Henry, tailor, 43 Clay
KOORS WILLIAM, Elterman house, s w

cor Holiday and Fayette
Kopp Daniel, second hand store, 267 s Bond
Kopp Edward, barkeeper. Central av between

Lombard and Pratt
Kopp Frederick, laborer, 10 Brown st., Balti-
more Co.
Kopp Frederick, laborer, 5 Walnut al
Kopp Mrs. Ferdinand, tavern, 108 Hughes
Kopp Geo. M. potter, a e cor Pine and Jo-
sephine
Kopp John, porter, 333 n Central av
Kopp John, laborer, 263 s Bond
Koppelman Geo. bookkeeper, 130 German
Koppenhoffer John, laborer, 271 Raborg
Koppleman Henry, clerk, 14 Camden
Kopplenian John G. (Kuhst & Koppleman)

21 Barnet
Korach & Bro. (Isaac Korach, Louis Korach)

cap makers, 70 s Charles
Korach Isaac (Korach &. Bro.) 70 s Charles
Korach Louis (Korach & Bro.) 70 s Charles
Korb Andrew, tavern, 2 Park
Korb George, piano maker, 352 Clross
Korber Christian F. salesman, 264 w Biddie
Korber George, shoemaker, 27 n Bond
Korber John, tinner, 265 e Madison
Korell Conrad, cigar maker, 38 Holiday
Korkmire Wm. wagoner, 158 Columbia
Korman Henry, tailor, 119 s Spring
Kormann Jno. merc't tailor, 430 w Baltimore
Kormeiert Albert, tavern, 29 Fell
Kornauer Simon, tavern, s w cor Elliott and

Patuxent
Kornbehler Xavier, piano maker, 63 Portland
Korn Charles, 468 w Baltimore
Korn George, laborer, Calvert Iron works,

Fort av
Korn John, bookkeeper, 105 Hanover
Korn Joseph, porter, 8 McElderry
Korn Peter, laborer, 348 VVilliam
Korner John, laborer, 3 s Choptank
Kornman Charles, shoemaker, 17 Watson
Kornman Henry, wheelwriglit, Frederick

road w of toll gate
Kornman Henry, shoemaker, 17 Watson
Korper Mrs. S. hoop skirts, 130 n Gay
Korsch Wm. painter, 214 s Wolfe
Korse Henry, carpenter. Central av. between

Pratt and Gough
Korson Henrietta, tailoress, 140 Jefferson
KORTE F. grocer, s w corner Aliceanna and

Washington
Korte W.n. restaurant, 396 Canton av
Kortman Fred'k, cigar maker, 299 Canton av
Kortmyer Philip, blacksmith, 62 James la
Kosack Caroline, Chapel near Penna. av
Kosack Leo, butcher. Chapel near Penna. av

TH£ GROVJEUEi & BAKJQR SEWING MACHINE is the best for aU purposes— SAIiKS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Koschland Isaac, agent, 9 s Frederick
Koshlaiid Abraham, peddler, :20 Columbia
Kosmaii Fre'k, second hand store, 10 s Eden
Koss Louis, laborer, 249 s Durham
Kossman Ludwig, shoemaker, 57 Centre

market space
Kosl Charles, butcher, 126 Hampstead
Kost jtlichael, laborer, 82 Cambridge
Koster Albert J. machmist, 230 Montgomery
Koster Joseph, chairmaker, 19 Rock
Koster Mary A. dressmaker, 46 Hillen
Kothe Conrad, (Koch & Kothe,) 231 Mul-
berry
Kothe Emanuel, milkman, 391 s Sharp
Kothe Frederick, carpenter, 26 n Amity
Kothe Gustav, prof, music, 245 Mulberry
Kotlernan Henry H. laborer, 5 Hammond al
Kotter Benno, (Kotter & Co.) 114 e Fayette

XOTTER & CO., (B. Kotter, J.
Bruehl,) Manufacturers of Pocket
Books, Cabas, Cigar Cases, Port
Folios, Ladies' Traveling Satchels,
Bankers' Bill Books, Ladies' Com-
panions, Fancy Work and Jewel
Boxes, Dressing and Surgeons'
Instrument Cases, and other fan-
cy articles in that line, 284 w
Baltimore, up stairs.

Kotweiner John, laborer, 28 Frederick av
Koutz Andrew, wheelwright and blacksmith,

96 s Regester, dw 99 s Ann
Krabster John, watchman, n Charles near

city limits
Kraci Charles G. butcher, 48 Henrietta
Krader Annie, 11 Baker
Kraemer T. M., n w corner Light and Wil-
liamson al
Kraft't Charles P. attorney, 63 w Fayette
Kraft Adam, cooper, 106 West
Kraft August, cooper, 403 w Pratt
Kraft Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, 232 s Ann
Kraft Mrs. ChaHes, tavern, 51 Penna. av
Kraft Charles, carpenter, 70 Division
Kraft Charles O. machinist, 186 George
Kraft Christian, tailor, 509 n Gay
Kraft Christian J. butcher, 67 Belair market,

dw 47 Greenmount av
Kraft Christopher, hide and tallow dealer, 4

McKim, dw 86 Hampstead
Kraft Conrad, laborer, 74 s Fremont
Kraft Conrad, porter, 12 Union
Kraft Mrs. Eve Ann, 604 w Fayette
Kraft Frederick, grocery, toll gate. Hooks-
town road
Kraft Frederick A. bailiff circuit court, dw 18

Schrouder
Kraft George, carpenter, 70 Division
Kraft Gcoige, mattress maker, 274 Aliceanna
Kraft George, driver, 160 Henrietta
Kraft Henry, butcher, 172 Druid Hill av
Kraft Henry, cigar maker, 157 s Ann
Kraft Henrv, soldier, 18 Lanvale
Kraft Mrs. 'Hester, 112 Hollins
Kraft Jacob, butcher, 461 w Fayette
Kraft Mrs. Jacob, 242 s Eutaw
Kraft Jacob, sr., driver, 242 s Eutaw
Kraft Jacob, 193 Cathedral

Kraft John G. & Co., (John G.Kraft) oyster

packers, Jackson, F. H.
Kraft John, bricklayer, 108 n Paca
Kraft John G. (John G. Kraft & Co.) 208 w

Lombard
Kraft Joseph A. carman, 6 Scott
Kraft Louis, cap maker, 49 Portland
Kraft Mary, grocery and liquor, 45 n Liberty
Kraft Michael, carpenter, 33 n Fremont extd
Kraft Peter, baker, 302 Franklin
Kraft Peter, furniture wagoner, 243 s Sharp
Kraft Susanna, servant, 282 Hollins
Kraft Thomas, machinist, 302 Franklin
Krager Mrs. Eliza, 166 German
Krager Frank H. H. bookkeeper, 20 n Fre-
mont
Krager Frederick, tailor, 385 Hamburg
Krager Henry, inspector custom house, 268

Hollins
Krager John L. livery stables, 1 Paca, dw 93

s Fremont
Kram John, cooper, Washington road near

city limits
Krame Jacob F. flour, 133 Ensor
Kramer August, shoemaker, 78 s Dallas
Kramer Casper, barber, 132 Eastern av
Kramer Charles, shoemaker, 105 Low
Kramer Charles, tinner, 3 State
Kramer Frederick, jeweler and engraver, 277

n Gay
Kramer Fred'k, butcher, 114 Druid Hill av
Kramer George, shoemaker, 150 Chesnut
Kramer Henry, tailor, 37 Bank
Kramer Henry, shoemaker, 85 n Gay
Kramer Jacob, laborer, 125 Harford av
Kramer Jacob, restaurant, 315 s Bond
Kramer James, clerk, 157 s Charles
Kramer Mrs. Jemima, 283 Columbia
Kramer John, gas fitter, 45 Orchard
Kramer John, laborer, 32 s Durham
Kramer John, cigar maker, 125 s Bethel
Kramer John L. machinist, 158 Scott
Kramer Louis J. clerk, 78 w Baltimore
Kramer Margaret, tobacco stripper, 252 s

Charles
Krames Emanuel, barber, 388 Penna. av
Kramme Frederick, tavern, 197 Hamburg
Krantz Conrad, tailor, 405 w Pratt
KRANTZ GEORGE, flour and feed, 40 e

Pratt, dw 114 s Exeter
Krantz John C. tavern, 32 e Pratt
Kranz Geo. boot and shoes, 269 n Howard
Krapf John, shoemaker, 27 Abey al
Krapf John, tailor, 13 n Spring
Kratman Jacob, laborer, 237 Forrest
Kratt Rev. xMartin, 71 e Pratt
Kratz Alexander, cooper, 3 n Bond
Kratz August F., tailor, 58 n Bond
Kratz Charles, house carpenter, 128 Thames
Kratz Conrad, carpenter, 222 s Bond
Kratz John K. butcher, Frederick road e of

toll gate
Kratz Henry, carpenter, 154 s Chapel
Kratz Henry, blacksmith and wheelwright,

Harford av near Gorsuch av. Homestead
Kratz Henry, shoemaker, 157 s Regester
Kratz H^nry, tailor, 166 Peirce
Kratz John, groceries and provisions, 205 8

Howard, cor Montgomery
Kratz John N. butcher, 51 Lexington market,

dw Frederick road near toll gate
Kratz Leonard, laborer, 30 Fountain
Kratz John W. cooper, 190 s Regester

JABIES H. aOHJVSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— •W^aixen's Fire and Water-prooT
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric S^QolOng Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Kratz John, tool repairer, 222 s Bond
Kratz John, baker, 16 Carlton
Kratz Philip, boatman, 27 Lancaster
Kratzer Adam, shoemaker, 119 s Regester
Kralzer Louis, shoemaker, 246 e Eager
Kraubig Wm. shoemaker, 297 s Sharp
Kraus Adam, shoemaker, 6 China
Kraus Adam, butcher, 197 Frederick av
Kraus George, shoemaker, 590 Light
Kraus John, laborer, 148 William
Kraus John, basket maker, 173 e Lombard
Kraus John, cooper, 226 s Sharp
Kraus Julius, provision dealer, 64 n Eden
Kraus Lewis, 25 Granby
Kraus R. (R. Kraus & Co.) 26 Stiles
Kraus R. & Co. (R. Kraus, A. Gold,) dealers
wines, liquors, cigars, &o., 63 s Calvert and
38 Cheapside
Kraus Wm. blacksmith, 74 Boyd
Krause Adam, cabinet maker, 142 s Bond
Krause Charles F. cabinet maker, 259 Light
Krause Charles, tailor, over 67 Centre mar-
ket space
Krause Frederick, architect, 41 e Lombard
Krause Jacob, shoemaker, 9 Green's ct
Krause John, tailor, 35 Bank
Krause John C. machinist, 40 Liberty al
Krause Manuel, sawyer, 142 s Bond
Krauser George, scissor grinder, 9 Baker
Krauser Samuel JVI. clerk, 679 Lexington
Krauss Charles, tailor, 94 Raborg
Krauss John, puddler, 8 Essex
Krauss Wm. barber, 65 n Gay
Krausse Henry, shoemaker, 230 s Bethel
Kraut Abraham, 314 n Gay
Kraut Hannah, millinery, 314 n Gay
Hrauter John J. cabinet maker, 340 s Charles
Krauther George, sailor, 1 Wills
Kreab Jacob, flour, 271 s Paca
Kreamer Casper, ship carpenter, 239 s Dur-
ham
Kreamer John, confect'er, 8 Greenmount av
Kreamer John, grocery, 182 s Sharp
Kreamer John G. machinist, 259 Columbia
Kreamer Nicholas, paper hanger, 51 St. Mary
Kreaner John, grocery, 296 Aisquith
Kreb Nicholas, tailor, 58 Somerset
Krebs August, stone cutter, 12 Jackson ct
Krebs Charles W. gas fitter, 117 Jefferson
Krebs Charles T. clerk, 318 Saratoga
Krebs David H. S. butcher, 28 Fell's Point

market, dw 475 e Baltimore
Krebs Elizabeth, grocery, 475 w Baltimore
Krebs Mrs. Elizabeth, 64 Pine
Krebs Elizabeth, 54 Columbia
Krebs George W. C. clerk N. C. R., 318

Saratoga
Krebs George W. importer and commission
hide merchant, 15 Cheapside, dw 237 n
Charles
Krebs George M. clerk, 64 Pine
KREBS GEORGE L., provision aad com-
mission merchant, 53 n Caroline, dw 214 e
Fayette
Krebs Henry, clerk, 221 n Central av
Krebs Henry, wood sawyer, 402 Harford av
Krebs James W. clerk at Mechanics' Bank,

318 Saratoga
Krebs John'W. clerk at Union Bank, 318

Saratoga
Krebs Jacob, pattern maker, 213 Aisquith
Krebs John, barber, 17 w Baltimore, dw 138
e Fayette

Krebs John J. waterman, 9 Williamson al
Krebs Lemuel, watchman, 171 n Eden
Krebs Mary E. 301 Madison av
Krebs Mrs. Margaret, 54 Columbia
Krebs Michael, barkeeper, 152 w Fayette
Krebs Wm. G. attorney, 30 St. Paul, dw 301

Madison av
Kreckler Henrietta, 2 Hoffman
Kregel Otto, clerk, 179 n Paca
Kreig Edward, blacksmith, 102 n Gay
Kreil Andrew, Division near Retreat

Krein Dr. , 23 s Sharp

Kreiner Leonard, huckster, Penna. av near

toll gate
Kreis Geo. W. carpenter, 35 Pine
Kreis Peter, tobaccouist, 127 n Eutaw
Kreisel Ernest, (Kreisel & Sons) 271 n Gay
Kreisel & Sons, (Godfred Kreisel, Ernest
Kreisel, Frederick Kreisel) stocking manu-
facturers, 271 n Gay
Kreisel Frederick, (Kreisel & Sons) 271 n Gay
Kreisel Godfried, (Kreisel & Sons) 271 n Gay
Kreiser Charles, blacksmith, 98 Albemarle
Kreispens Peter, laborer, 45 James la
Kreituries Ambrose, weaver, 156 n Dallas
Krekel Louis, bar tender, 65 Thames
Krell John W. shoemaker, 75 McHenry
Krem John, cooper, 7 n Washington, F. P.
Kremelberg John D. Vice Consul for Austria,
s e cor Lombard and Cheapside, dw 41
Franklin
Kremelberg John D. (F. L. Brauns & Co.) 41

Franklin
Kremer Mrs. James C. 364 Franklin
Kremer John T. letter carrier, 178 s Paca
Kremer Joseph, laborer, 66 n Fremont
Kremer Wm. V. clerk, 364 Franklin
Kremm Mrs. M. E. boarding, 171 w Fayette
Krems Mrs. Jane, 179 Franklin
Krems John S. clerk Ericcson steamers, 179

Franklin
Krepple John, 11 s Choptank
Krepple Michael, lis Choptank
Kreps Jacob, laborer, rear 239 s Wolfe
Kresse Charles, toy dealer, 201 s Broadway
Kretchmer John L. grocery, 91 s Exeter
Kretzer Christian, salesman, 30 n Greene
Kretzer Fred, laborer, 35 Fountain
Kretzer Theodore, bookkeeper, 30 n Greene
Kretzsiein Frederick, lab., 429 Lexington
Kreutzer Casper, furniture wragon, 126 Orleans
Kreutzer George, 58 Ensor
Kreutzer John, furniture wagon, 132 Orleans
Kreutzer Theodore, tailor, over 70 Harrison
Kreuzer Christopher, (Kreuzer Bros.) Mul-
berry, bet Howard and Eutaw
KREUZER BROS., (Ch. Kreuzer, J. Kreu-
zer) publishers German Catholic People's
Gazette, over 114 w Baltimore
Krein Lewis, shoemaker, 181 Raborg
Kreuzberg Charles, tailor, over 65 Centre

Market space
Kreuzer John M. laborer, 38 Biddle av
Kreuzer Joseph, 56 w Baltimore
Kreymeyer Augustus, shoemaker, 33 Foun-
tain
Krichton Joseph, wheelwright, 145 e Eager

Krieg , laborer, 30 Leadenhall

KRIEG PETER, lager beer brewer, 247

Aliceanna
Krieger George W. baker, 72 Leadenhall
Krieger John P. tailor, 143 n Bond
Kriel Charles T. butcher, 48 Henrietta

HAYItlOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert, keep the Largest
Best Appointed Shirt and I<^iirni*iang Goods House In the United State*.

16

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Kriel Jacob, l)utcher, 9 Centre and 29 Lex-
ington markets, dw Penna. av beyond toll-
gate
Kries John, blacksmith, rear 83 Mulberry
Krietch George, machinist, 345 s Sliarp
Kriete Edward W. milkman, 3G2 Canton av
Kriete George F. machinist, 33 s Oregon
Kriete George L. clerk, 33 s Oiegon
Kriete Henry, teamster, 4 Bayer al
Kriete Herman, shoemaker, 51 Fountain
Kriete Mrs. Susan, 33 s Oregon
Krif Bernard, laborer, 72 Aliceanna
Krill John, laborer, 237 William
Krill Philip, brickmaker, 239 William
Krilla John, laborer, 211 s Chapel
Krille Wm. laborer, 39 Bi'own
Krine John, laborer, 16 Preston
Kris Anthony, tailor, 115 s Castle
Kriter Mrs., 152 s Bond
Kritsch Charles, tailor, 345 s Sharp
Kroder Augustus, butcher, 186 Forrest
Kroder Jolin, tavern, 186 Forrest
Kroeber Frederick, grocer, 234 e Lombard
KROEGER LOUIS, grocer an I provisions, s

w cor Schroederand Lombard
Kroemiger Henry T. tailor, 13 Mott
Kroesen Isaiah, purchasing agent, 33 Hollins
Krog George, bookbinder, 50 s Oregon
Krog Gustav, locksmith, 952 w Baltimore
Knoger Clemene A. grocery, 266 Hanover
Kroger Joseph, shoemaker, 128 Lexington
Krogman Louis, cooper, 1011 w Pratt
Kroh Mrs. A. 262 s Durham
Kroh Adam, wood chopper, 262 s Durham
Kroh Ferdinand, box maker, 5 s Central av
Kroh George L. iron, junk and paper dealer,

222 and 228 s Bond, dw 41 s Broadway
Kroh Geo. huckster, Fulton n of McHenry
Kroh Herman, barber, 2'-j8 s Sharp
Kroh Laurens, tailor, 41 Slemmer's al
Kroh Philip, laborer, 537 Canton av
Kroh Theodore, German book and job prin-
ter, 20 Second
Kroll Joseph S. cabinet maker, 410 w Fayette
Kroll Mary, grocery, n w cor Eager and Stir-
ling
Kroll Peter, cigar maker, 61 s Charles
Kronier Francis, ticket agent Calvert station,

116 Greenmount av
Kronau Henrv, bookkeeper, 345 w Lombard
Kronau John, 346 w Lombard
Krone Stephen, watchman, 257 e Eager
Kronek Joseph, shoemaker, 293 e Eager
Kronenberg Henry, box maker, 43 Perry
Kroner Conrad, pork butcher, Patterson lane

betw York and Harford av
Kroner John T. letter carrier, 178 s Paca
Kronestcr John, baker, s e cor Castle and

Eastern av
Kronheimer Meyer, tailor, 61 s Howard, dw

63 Conway
Kronheimer Simon, clothier, 122 w Pratt, dw

15 Conway
Kroniger Henry T. tailor, 13 Mott
Krapp Joseph, drayman, 125 Raborg
Kraueger Wm. (Lankau & Kraueger,) 99

Howard
Kroniger Henry, tailor, 13 Mott
Kronmiller George, ivory turner, 27 Low
Kronmiller John, porter, 93 Warner
Kronmiller John, porter, 6 Peach al
Kronrekar George, laborer, 282 e Lombard
Krook H. laborer, 32 Fountain

Kropf Frederick, lager beer saloon, 7 Elliott
Kropf John, cooper, 78 Henrietta
Kropp Dorothea, tobacconist, 443^ e Balti-
more
Kro[)p Herman, tinner, 433 Canton av
Kropp John E. shoemaker, 31 s Oregon
Kropp Wm. tobacconist, 44)^ e Baltimore
Kropper Joseph, blacksmith, 164 Stirling
Kroscrup Charles, laborer, 92 Albemarle
Krosin Rosa, teacher, 77 Cathedral
Kroten Herman, shoemaker, 159 Raborg
Krouih Michael, shoemaker, 590 Light
Krouk Frederick, grocery, 107 Cambridge
Krous August, shoemaker, 31 s Regester
Krous John, cooper, 10] s Chapel
Krous Martin, laborer, 101 s Chapel
Krouse Rev. Abraham, 63 Short
Krouse Adam, laborer, 31 Lee
Krouse Adam, 99 Eastern av
Krouse Mrs. Ann M. 162 Montgomery
Krouse John M. carpenter, 115 Leadenhall
Krouse John, tailor, 144 s Washington, F. P.
Krouse Leonard, carpenter, 115 Leadenhall
Krouse Wm. tavern, 272 s Caroline
Krout Isaac, brakesman N.C. R., 39 Dolphin
Krozer Dr. John R. 273 Lexington
Kruft Henry, shoemaker, 78 n Eden
Krug August, baker, 283 Franklin
Krug August, laborer, 283 Franklin
Krug Charles, soldier, 234 s Paca
Krug George, laborer, 105 Boston
Krug George, laborer, 190 Burgundy al
Krug Gustorf, locksmith, 952 w Baltimore
Krug Henry, shoemaker, 346 Eastern av
Krug John, shoemaker, 346 Kastern av
Kruger Daniel, shoemaker, 49 n Gay
Kruger Louis, piano maker, 75 n Eutaw
Krugh John, shoemaker, 346 Eastern av
Krum Jacolj, ship joiner, l(i3s Caroline
Krumholtz Flemming, shoemak. 241 s Eutaw
Krumm Christian, tavern, 59 s Bethel
Krumm Wm. laborer, 293 s Bond
Krumme John A. cigars and tobacco, 67 n

Gay
Krummeck Jacob, shoemaker, 168 Eastern av
Krummer Miss S. A., young ladies boarding

and day schoo-1, 64 Mount Vernon place
Kubel Fi'ederick W. harness maker, 4 Greek
Kubert John, butter depot, 79 e Lombard
Kubert John, butter depot, 23 e Pratt
Kuchenreither John, carpenter, 223 s Wolfe
Kuchling Gotfried, tailor, 15 n Eden
Kuchling Wm. baker, 105 Ai.squith
Kuefl'nerGeo. potter, 376 Penna. av
Kuemert Philip, cabinet maker, n w cor Sharp

and Hamburg
Kuempel George, tailor, 66 Granby
Kuenne Edward, watchmaker, 220 Light
Kuentcr Ernst, weaver, 22 New Church
Kues H. driver, 303 Aliceanna
Kufer Henry, tailor, 18 Comet
Kughler Francis, clerk P. O., n w cor Fre-
mont and Fayette
Kugler Samuel, 335 w Fayette
Kuhen Samuel, tailor, 169 e Lombard
Kuhl Frederick, baker, 654 Light
Kuhl Henry, tin and sheet iron worker, 5

Parkin
Kuhla Wm. soldier, 297 n Fremont
Kuhlman Christian, tobacconist, 274 n Gay
Kuhlman Conrad, (H. Kuhlman & Co.) 533

w Lomliard
Kuhlman George, carpenter, 297 n Fremont

3, HEWRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Oraln, Seeds, &o.
Rosendole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, SI Spear's Wliarf.

SMITH

BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Kuhlman H. & Co. (H. Kuhlman, C. Kuhl-
man,) wine and liquor dealers, 826 w Bal-
timore
Kuhlman Herman, tobacconist, 822 w Balti-
more
Kuhn Adolph, varnisher, 254 s Eutaw
Kuhn Alfred, shoemaker, 128 Raborg
Kuhn Alexander, soldier, 83 Mulberry
Kuhn Anastasia, tavern, 217 Aisquith
Kuhn Andrew, tailor, 46 s Durham
Kuhn Anthony, cigar maker, 31 s Oregon
Kuhn George W. clerk, 1.52 n Pine
Kuhn Charles, barber, 59 Eastern av
KUHN CHARLES T. umbrella and pocket-
book mafiufaciurer, 73 n Eutaw
Kuhn Conrad, 347 n Gay
Kuhn Conrad, shoemaker, 387 Canton av
KUHN & CO., (S. J. Kuhn,) clothiers, s e

cor Greene and Lexington
Kuhn Everhart, leather, 160 Light-st. wharf,

dw 350 s Sharp
Kuhn Ernst, leather, 160 Light-st. wharf, dw

350 s Sharp
Kuhn Francis, laborer, 67 s Durham
Kuhn Frederick, shoemaker, 197 Hollins
Kuhn Francis, blacksmith, 215 Peirce
JKuhn Florence, laborer, 31 Oregon
Kuhn George, laborer, 67 s Durham
Kuhn George, barber, 59 Eastern av
Kuhn George VV. clerk, 152 n Pine
Kuhn John, grocer, 115 Saratoga
Kuhn John, police, 171 n Fremont
Kuhn John, paver, 94 Ramsay
Kuhn John, 118 Ramsay
Kuhn John J. cabinet maker, 112 Aisquith
Kuhn John, painter, 352 s Sharp
Kuhn Joseph A. salesman, 115 Saratoga
Kuhn Joshua, wire worker, 185 Raborg
Kuhn Lewis, cigar store, 232 Hanover
Kuhn Napoleon B. police, 77 St. Peter
Kuhn Robert, pattern maker, 113 Grundy
Kuhn Sylvester J. (Kuhn & Co.,) 225 Sara-
toga
Kuhn Valentine, laborer, 198 Stirling
Kuhne Charles F. 91 n Gay
Kuhne Francis, tobacconist, 91 n Gay
Kuhne Frederick, 91 n Gay
Kuhne Gustav, 84 Harford av
Kuhne Hugo, reporter German Correspon-
dent, 347 w Fayette
Kuhne Theodore H. 91 n Gay
Kuhnman Wm. tailor, 74 Lewis
Kuhst G. H. (Kuhst& Koppelman,) 83 Lex-
ington
KUHST & KOPPELMAN, (G. H. Kuhst,
J. G. Koppelman,) cabinet makers, 83 Lex-
ington
Kukman Moses, dealer in clothing, 122 Barre
Kulow Adolph, restaurant, 89 Hampstead
Kultz Annie, hucksteress, 6 Jasper
Kull Frederick, baker, 23 Brown
Kull Jacob, baker, 234 Franklin
Kulling Rev. John, 111 n Calvert
Kullman Adolph, baker, 54 President
Kummel George, tailor, 328 e Lombard
Kummel John, shoemaker, West near Light
Kummell John D. laborer, 9 s Durham
Kummer August, musical instrument maker,

47 Harrison
Kummer John, shoemaker, 35 n Paca
Kummer & Schetelich, (Charles Kummer,
W. Schetelich,) musical instrument makers,
81 n Front

Kummer Miss S. A. boarding and. day school,

64 Mount Vernon place
Kummer Wolf, watchmaker, 195 s Broadway
Kunckel Conrad, cabinet maker, 58 Park
Kunes John, chair maker, 24 n Frederick
Kung Frank, laborer, 49 Aliceanna
Kunkel George, (Kunkel & Moxley,) 81 n

Exeter
Kunkel John, wheelwright, 16 Lee
Kunkel Michael, tailor, 31 s Wolfe
Kunkel & Moxley, (George Kunkel, Thomas
L. Moxley,) lessees and managers Front
Street Theatre, cor Front and Low
Kunker John H. grocer, 29 Short
KUNSMAN WM. H. restaurant, 126 Light-
st. wharf, opp. Slaughter's line of steamers
Kuntzman Augustus, cabinet maker, Brown al

near Low
K untzman George, 109 Lancaster
Kunzman Louis, peddler, 121 n Howard
Kuper Francis, shoemaker, 251 n Gay
Kuper John, shoemaker, 33 Orleans
Kupfian John, laborer, 83 Cambridge
Kurniert Peter, cabinetmaker, 165 S.»rah Ann
Kurtz Andrew, milkman, 417 Division
Kurtz Ann, 7 Gough

Kurtz Rev. Dr. Benjamin, 183 w Lombard
Kurtz Benjamin C. runner for Western Bank,

183 w Lombard
Kurtz Christian, beer saloon, 233 e Lombard
Kurtz Edward, merchant, 323 Li-xinglon
Kurtz Frederick, shoemaker, 19 Barnet
Kurtz George, tailor, 2 McHenry

KURTZ GEORGE J. Carriage
Builder— light carriages of every
description, 97 N. Paca. Dw.105
Pearl.

Kurtz Henry, shoemaker, 85 s Bethel
Kurtz Jcicob, carpenter. 111 Mulberry
Kurtz John, shoemaker, 283 Franklin

KURTZ T. NEWTON, Publisher,
Bookseller and Stationer, whole-
sale and retail, No. 151 w Pratt,
dw 62 Decker, n of Boundary av.

Kurtz Lewis, Druid Hill av extended
Kurtz Rosina, laundress, 327 n Central av
Kurtz Samuel, blacksmith, 958 w Baltnnore
Kurtz Leonard, cabinet maker, 277 s Bond
Kusack Leo, butcher, 410 Division
Kusdofier Michael, 339 s Bond
Kusel Moses B. grocery, s e cor of Central av

and Orleans
Kusie Mrs. Mary, 161 Aliceanna
Kussmaul Wm. gunsmith, 48 Chatsworth
Kuster Augusta, English and German acade-
my, 72 Saratoga
Kuszmaul John, butcher, Point la near Green-
mount Cemetery
Kuszmaul Lawrence, shoemaker, 306 e Madi-
son
Kuszmaul Wm. confectioner, 437 n Gay
Kuizberger Geo. laborer, 52 Albemarle
Kyle Adam B., sr. (Dinsmore & Kyle,) 88

Hanover
Kyle Christian, soldier, 93 Low
Kyle Conrad, shoemaker, 32 Liberty al

AUG. G. MEYER «& CO., Manufacturers of White Liead, Zinc, Putty, L.ninpb]ack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vai-ni»lies, 100 W. Lomliard Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BBOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Kyle Frederick, carpenter, 174 Vine
Kyle Thomas, 171 n Spring

L.

Laake Harman B. liquor dealer, 275 s Ann
Labahn Henry, carpenter, 43 Perry
Labby Lewis, nightman, 299 e Madison
Labby M. tobacconist, Mansion house
Laborer Francis, tinner, 38 Henrietta
Labraquere Louisa J. milliner, 220 e Madison
Lacey James, hod carrier, 178 East
Lacy Daniel, laborer, 66 Mulberry
Lach Mrs. Mary, 54 Park
Lachel John, porter, 126 s Chapel
Lacher Casper, soldier, Patapsco al near

Charles
Lacher Mathias, shoemaker, 189 s Sharp
Lackey John, laborer, 31 Stockton al
Lackey Wm. blacksmith, 256 Aliceanna
Lacy James, moulder, 27 Gough
Lacy James, laborer, 6 Fell
Lacy John, milkman, Belair av near Wolfe
Lacy Maurice, painter, 129 w Lombard
Lacy Maurice, painter, 3 n Sharp
Lacy Michael, milkman, Belair av near Wolfe
Lacy Patrick, laborer, 96 Albemarle
Ladies' Central Union Relief Association, and
Women's Maryland Branch U. S. Sanitary
Commission, 39 Lexington
Ladley Daniel, hackman, 272 n Eutaw
Ladus Jacob, laborer, 5 Baker's ct
Laessig John H. grocer, n w cor Fayette and

Poppleton
Laessig John G. grocery, 368 Penn. av
Laeiz Dominicus, weaver, 57 s Eutaw
Lafevre Charles E. varnisher, n e cor Bounty

la and Spring
Lafevre John N. bricklayer, 69 n Broadway
Lafferty Catherine, 115 Chew
Lafferty John, currier, 153 Greenmount av
Lafferty John, laborer, 153 Greenmount av
Lafferty Mrs. Mary, hucks's, 138 Franklin
Lafferty M. laborer, 50 Harford av
Lafferty Robert, plasterer, 153 Greenmount av
Lafferty Wm tinner, 257 Hollins
Lafoy Thomas, rear of 27 Fawn
Lahn Valentine, 32 Perry
Lahner John, tailor, 39 s Regester
Lahr William, laborer, 3 Baker
Laib Charles, bar keeper, 208 Lexington
Laib Frederick, painter, 232 Lemmon al
Laib Jacob, milk, 62 n Schroeder
Laib John, tavern, 208 Lexington
Laible Martin, laborer, 27 Fountain
Laheh Michael, teamster, 20 Eastern av
Lahne Nicholas, whitewashcr. 168 Eastern av
Lainehart Jonatlian, painter, 154 Scott
Lainehart Jonathan, soldier, 154 Scott
Lainehart Robert D. carpenter, 154 Scott
Lair Lewis L. painter, 16 McHenry
Lais Charles, shoemaker, 120 Eislein
Lake Amelia, 28 Spring
Lake James, clerk, 54 South
Lakemeyer Angelina, fancy store, 246 Can-
ton av
L'Allemand Charles, vinegar, 62 s Gay, dw

46 w 'Fiddle
L'AUemand Conrad, clerk Md. Sugar Refine-
ry, a7 e Baltimore
L'AUemand Mrs. Mary, millinery, 37 e Bal-
timore
Lalor Kate, dress maker, 1 14 n Calvert

Lalor Margaret, dress maker, 114 n Calvert
Lally Malachi, blacksmith and wheelwright,

126 Franklin, dw 128
Lally Martin, drayman, 34 Hillen
I alor Lawrence, drayman, 16 Fell
Lalotte Peter, clerk, 304 William
Lamar Israel, glass blower, 33 Plum
Lamart Francis, machinist, 126 Greenm'nt av
Lamb Caroline, grocery, 7 Biddle al
Lamb Charles L. wagoner, 139 n High
Lamb Eli M teacher, 24 Columbia
Lamb George, 3 n Strieker
Lamb Henry, cigar maker, 88 Penna. av
Lamb James, finisher. Mount Royal Hill,

near Reservoir
Lamb John, laborer, 7 Biddle al
Lamb John, 61 e Fayette '

Lamb Joseph, cellar digger, 304 n Eutaw
Lamb Robert, morocco dresser, 26 Willow
Lamb Robert, messenger, 26 William
Lamb Thomas J. bookkeeper, 106 w Fayette
Lambden Mrs. Caroline, 32 George
Lambdin Alexander M. teacher, 49 s Ann
Lambdin Henry, poster, 52 Raborg
Lambdin James M. 25 Conway
Laml)din Jos. H. policeman, 141 s Regester
Lambdin Mrs. Mary A. 205 Aliceanna
Lambdin Mary E. 294 Eastern av
Lambdin Mrs. Mary, 49 s Ann
Lambdin Thomas, moulder, 75 Raborg
Lambert Elijah, carpenter, 38 Cross
Lambert George, 28 Philpol
LAMBERT ISAAC, Pennsylvania House,

158 Franklin
Lambert James, coachmaker, 9 Swan, dw 89

n Calvert
Lambert Joanna, tailoress, 144 Cross
Lambert John, soldier, 24 Philpot
Lambert J. W. (Tall & Lambert,) 258 Light
Lambert John W. carpenter, 345 Light
Lambert Joseph, shoemaker, 144 Cross
Lambert Mary C. dressmaker, 46 Mulberry
Lambert Philip, carpenter, 102 Central av
Lambert Philip, shoemaker, 66 Jefferson
Lambert Capt. Robt. H. mariner, 99 Gough
Lambert Thomas, barkeeper, 127 s Broadway
Lambert Wm. H. 144 Cross
Lambercht Geo. H. clerk, 60 s Exeter
Lambkin Chas. B. soldier, 102 Ramsay
Lambkin Olivia C. 51 e Lombard
Lambrecht Charles, tobacconist, s e cor Pratt

and Albemarle
Lambright Christopher, painter, 14 n High
Lambright Christopher, painter, 368 n Gay
Lambright Henry E. carter, 8 Fort av
Lambright Philip D. carpenter, 12 s Oregon
Lambright William, painter, 94 Chew
Lamdin Edward S. sailmaker, 117 s Eden
Lamdin John H. (Lamdin & Waddy,) 124 s

Eden
Lamdin Mary, teacher, 49 s Ann
Lamdin Nicholas M. (Lamdin Bros.) Orleans

e of Broadway
Lamdin Robt. P. (Lamdin Bros.) 378 e Bal-
timore
Lamdin Thos. S. harbor master, 93 McEl-

derry's whf, dw 110 Gough
Lamdin & Waddy, (John H. Lamdin, Thoa.

E. Waddy,) sailmakers, s e cor Buchanan's

whf and Pratt
Lamly Geo. M. gardener, Monument e of

Broadway
Lamm Nicholas, tailor, 177 Stirling

TBE (£KOVKR Si BAKER SKWINO :!tIACHI]VK is the best for all purposes— SAIiKS
ROOItI&— 181 Baltimore Street.

i

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Lammars Jacob, tinner, 55 Pearl

Lammart Henry, grocer, n w cor Eden and

Fayette
Lammer Philip, carriage nnaker, 1 State
Lammers John, carpenter, 8 e Pratt
Lammers William, jeweler, 8 e Pratt
Lammrich Godfried, cabinet maker, 236 s

Eutaw
Lamon William, grocery, n e cor Hill and

Sharp
Lamott Francis, (Linton & Lamott,) 160

Greenmount av
Lamotte John, watchmaker, 205 s Bond
Lamotte Louis, clerk, 3 s Central av
Lampanius Chas. A. pharmaceutist, 143 Ais-

quith
Lampher Walter C. peddler, 124 n Eden
Lamphere William, canvasser, 231 Lexington
Lamping Clements A. (Wm. Lamping & Co.)

266 Lexington
Lamping William, (Wm. Lamping & Co.)

266 Lexington
LAMPING WM. & CO. (Wm. Lamping,
J. G. Lange, C. A. Lamping,) tobacco
and commis.sion merchants, 89 s Charles
Lampley John, carter, 102 MuUikin
Lampsley Catherine, boarding house, 178p

Thames
Lamy John, spar maker, 350 Canton av
Lanahan Darby, huckster, 129 York
Lanahan Mir.hael, drayman, 127 Albemarle
Lanahan Michael, laborer, 4 New
Lanahan S. J. (W. Lanahan & Son,) 315

Lexington
LAXAHAN THOS. M. attorney, 31 Lex-
ington, dw 149 n Charles
Lanahan Wm. & Son, (W. Lanahan, S. J.
Lanahan,) foreign and domestic liquors, 98
w Lombard
Lanahan Wm. (W. Lanahan & Son,) 315

Lexington
Lancaster Andrew J. 124 n High
Lancaster B. B. 41 Mulberry
Lancaster George, machinist, 71 Dawson al
Lancaster George, nightman, 513 w Pratt
Lancaster Henry, barrel dealer, 64 Penna. av
Lancaster Henry, barrel dealer, 209 w Biddle
Lancaster Isaiah, 81 n Dallas
Lancaster Israel, 77 n Paca
Lancaster Jesse, tavern, 188 s Wolfe"
Lancaster John D. undertaker, 39 e Pratt
Lancaster Martin V. B. brickl'r, 66 Penna. av
Lancaster Rachel, grocery, 6*i Penna. av
Lancaster Wm. brakesman, 2 Norris al
Lancaster W. wire maker, 108 s Greene
Lancraft John, soldier, 183 s Chapel
Landauer George, laborer, 14 Walnut al
Landbeck Christian, frescoe painter, 133 Mul-
berry
Landerfield John, cutter, 144 s Central av
Landers Barney, carter, 99 n Spring
Landers James, (Rooney & Landers,) 306 e

Baltimore
Landers John, sail maker, 124 s Eden
Landers John, hackman, 139 Ensor
Landers Michael, huckster, 198 Lexington
Landers Wm. wagoner, 5 May
Landgrafe Frederick, tailor, 180 s Central av
Landin Wm. boat builder, 185 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Landinan D. soldier, 219 n Bond
Landing Geo. W. sailmaker, 28 n Liberty
Landis B. B. clerk, 77 e Pratt

Landis Capt. David C. mariner, 77 e Pratt
Landis Henry C. sec'y National Fire Insur-
ance Co. of Baltimore, dw 77 e Pratt
Landon James, wood, 44 Henrietta
Landower Geo. soldier, 14 Walnut al
Landower Morritz, (Row & Landower,) 146

e Lombard •
Landower Saml. G. shoemaker, 203 s Charles
Landrigan Mrs. Elizabeth, 13 New Church
Landrigan Mrs. Sarah, 273 Druid Hill av
Landstreet Charles, clerk, 66 n Greene
Landstreet Mrs. John, 66 n Greene
Landstreet Samuel, 237 w Lombard
Landstreet Wm. T. commission merchant, 10

s Howard, dw 203 Garden
Landwehr Ferdinand, carpenter, 43 Clay
Landwehr John, hay packer, 223 Frederick av
Landwehr Mr.s. Mary, tavern, 40 Frederick av
Lane Bridget, 259 Forrest
Lane Charles, huckster, 292 Franklin
Lane Christopher, machinist, 292 Franklin
Lane Elizabeth M. 292 Franklin
Lane Dr. Franklin, 505 w Fayette
Lane Frederick, sailor, 6 n Wolfe
Lane Henry, wagoner, 142 Bond
Lane Lewis, soldier, 292 Franklin
Lane Thomas, chair maker, 292 Franklin
Laner George, laborer, Frederick road near

toll gate
Laney Charles, butcher, 94 n Ann
Laney Uev. Wm. H. Seamen's Bethel, 214

Montgomery
Lang Agnes, 238 e Eager
Lang Anna, tailoress, 223 s Paca
Lang Conrad, grocer, 138 s Bond
Lang Ernst, cigar maker, 172 e Lombard
Lang George, laborer, 36 Hammond
Lang George, shoemaker, 181 e Pratt
Lang G. A. teacher, 24 e Lombard
Lang Henry A. clerk, 24 e Lombard
Lang John, cigar maker, 25 n Frederick
Lang John, seaman, 172 e Lombard
Lang Joseph, cigar maker, 39 s Durham
Lang Leonard, groceries and feed, Harford

av near city limits
Lang Mr!>. L. 125 Conway
Lang Michael, laborer, 271 Eastern av
Langanfeldt Theodore, baker, 361 Saratoga
Larigdefelt Jolin, cutter, Central av nr. Gough
Langdon Jas. E. huckster, 270 Division
Langdon John, drayman, 9 Slemmer's al
Langdon Patrick, drayman, 6 Slemmer's al
Langdorf John W. barber, 147 w Madison
Lange Augustus, saddler, 15 Conway
Lange C. H. nautical instrument maker, cor

Pratt and Spear's whf, dw 154 Lee
LANGE & CO. (R. Lange, H. Lange,)

wood dealers, Caroline betw. Lancaster and

Aliceanna
Lange Frederick C. baker, 232 s Bond
Lange Henry, carpenter, 341 e Monument
Lange Henry, (Lange & Co.) Belair av ext.
Lange Henry, shoemaker, 232 Canton av
Lange John G (William Lamping & Co.) 31

Conway
Lange John H. basket maker, 154 Lee
Lange Ralph, carriage lamp manufacturer, 91

Lexington
Lange Robert, (Lange & Co.) 103 McEIderry
Langeman Mrs. grocery, Belair av near city

limits
Langeman John, tailor, 228 e Eager
Langeman William, baker, 62 Portland

JAMES H. JOHN.SON, City Steaiu Firewo<»d MiUs— Wajrren's Fire and Water-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-at.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, jSTo. 40.

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Lano;enbach R. 177 vv Pratt
Langford Mary A. 12 Water
Langgood Moses, cabinet maker, 265 Can-
ton av
Langhammer Ernest, beer saloon, 310 Alice-
anna
Langhorst William, potter, fl6 s Regester
Langley Eden, sexton Broadway Methodist

E. Chur.-h, 38 s Caroline
Langlny Edward, 38 s Caroline
LangU-y James, carpenter, 146 McHenry
Langley John H. machinist, 255 s Bond
Langley Owen, brick moulder, 287 (Jross
Langloiz William, locksmith, 267 Mulberry
Langrah Jacol), rigger, 263 s Wolfe
Langschmidt William, cigar maker, 59 t'enn-

sylvania av
Langsdale Mrs. Elizabeth S. 46 Mulberry
Langsdale Margaret, dressmaker, 46 Mulberry
Langsdale Priscilla, dressmaker, 46 Mulberry
Langsdale Susan, seamstress. 46 Mulberry
Langville Mrs. Elizabeth, 414 Light
Langville John, brakesman, 374 Light
Langville Sarah E. hucksteress, 51 Eliza-
beth la
Langyouth Nicholas, laborer, 60 Essex
Lanhart Andrew, laborer, 62 James la
Laning Margaret, boarding, 37 Pearl
LANKFORD HENRY S. dealer in bran-
dies and wines, 61 s Calvert and 36 Cheap-
side, dw 120 Cathedral
Lanier Edmund, U. S. A. 89 Saratoga
Lank .Vliclnul, painti-r, 152s Fremont
Lankan August L. (Lankan & Krueger,) 99

n Howard
Lankan & Krueger, (August L. Lankan,
Wm. Krueger,) fresco en-caustic painters,
99 n Howard
Lankford Amanda, tailoress, 26 Ryan
Lankford Mary, 3 Abbot
Lankford Wiley, clerk, Baltimore Co.
Lankford Wm. varnisher, 41 Harrison
Lankford Wm. hackman,177 n Fremont
Lanknor George, laborer, 420 Hanover
LANMAN LOUIS, lager beer garden, 21

Calverton road
Lanna Priscilla, bookfolder, 228 Mulberry
Lannan John, storekeeper B. & O. R. R., 53

n Strieker
Lannan Patrick, laborer, 66 James la
Lanning John, Falls road nr toll gate
Lannigan John, machinist, 128 Pri'ston
Lannigan Patrick, machinist, 128 Preston
Lannas Michael, confectioner, 149 n Gay
Lannon Mary, 30 Ryan
Lannon Patrick, laborer, 30 Ryan
Lannon Terrance, wagoner, 3 Humes
Lanoe Aleric, tailor, 270 s Caroline
Lanpher A. M. sewing machines, 4 e Balti-
more
Lanpher John W. machinist, 79 n Oregon
Lansburgh Mrs. B. milliner, 128 i^exington
Lansdale Catherine S. dressmaker, 814 w

Baltimore
Lansdale I. W. vinegar depot, 1 Cheapside,

dw 142 Hanover
Lansdown George, clerk, 82 n Charles
Lantz Christian, laborer, 104 Dolphin
Lantz Frederick, cooper, 136 s Regester
Lantz John P. clerk, 65 Granby
Lantz John P. laborer, 8 Lewis
Lantz Joseph, watchman, 65 Granby
Lantz Joseph, barber, 119 n Calvert

Lantz M. butcher, 232 s Eutaw

Lantz Oliver F. (Samuel Elder & Co.) 148

Mulberry
Laijtz Samuel, hackman, 137 Druid Hill av
Lanz Catherine, grocery, 177 s Ann
Lanz John D. cooper, 177 s Ann
Lapeyre Jaques, wines, brandies, &c. cor
Saratoga and Lerew's al, dw 125 Saratoga
Laporell Mrs. Mary, 4 Jefferson
Laporell Mrs. Jane, 4 Jeffi-rson
Laporte Arnold, saddler, 576 w Baltimore
Laporte Chas. L. cigar maker, 576 w Balti-
more
Laporte Eliza, confectionery, 113 w Biddle
Laporte Henry, boiler maker, 113 w Biddle
Lapp George, grocer, 599 Penna. av
Lappe John M. laborer, 4.33 Canton av
Lappe Charles A. scourer, 252 s Charles
Lapperman Moses, peddler, 125 Barre
Lappin Francis, laborer, 6 Williamson al
Laracy Sidney, 1 Carlton
Larduskey Wm. tailor, 13 s Poppleton
Lare David W. carpenter, 746 w Baltimore
Lare Edward, clerk, 138 n Pine
Lare Edward, blacksmith, 8 McHenry
Lare Edward V. clerk, 138 Pine
'tiare Mrs. Elzone, millinery, 746 w Baltimore
Lare Francis D. machinist, 69 McHenry
Lare George H. carpenter, 69 McHenry
Lare Lewis G. painter, 16 McHenry
Lare Sophia, dressmaker, 12 McHenry
Larew Robert, laborer, 237 s Paca
Largent Rev. Joseph J. 92 Lee
Larkin Andrew, laborer, 73 s Regester
Larkin Hugh, 120 Grcenmount av
Larkin Mrs. Mary, 21 n Oregon
Larkin Michael, watchman, 61 Clifford al
Larkin Thomas, 208 s Castle
Larkin Thomas, laborer, 10 Scott
Larkin Dr. Wm. D. F. 727 w Baltimore
Larkin W. lab'er, s w cor Eager and McKim
Larigan John, carter, 21 Abbot
l>armer J. Wm. sutler, 34 Warren
LARMOUR&. CO. (W. B. Larmour,) watch-
makers and jewelers, 10 Light, opposite
Fountain hotel
Larmour Wm. B. (Larmour & Co.) 10 Light
Earner Capt. Frank H., com'dg Batt. 2d U.

S. Artillery, Fort McHenry
Laroque' Catherine N. 10 Bath
Laroque Mrs. Edward, 98 w Fayette
LAROQUE EMILE, chemist and druggist,

20 w Baltimore
Laroque Louis, 98 w Fayette
Laroque Victor, 98 w Fayette
Larrabee Daniel clerk, 193 n Eutnw
Larrabee E.Franklin, (Ephraiin Larrabee &

Sons,) 33 n Calhoun
LARRABEE EPHRA1M& SONS, (E. Lar-
rabee, W. F. Larrabee, E. F. Larrabee,)
importers and dealers in leather, shoe find-
ings and Thomsonian medicines, 20 s Cal-
vert
Larrabee Ephraim, (E. Larrabee & Sons,) 33

Calhoun
LARRABEE HENRY C. machinist and
iron foundry, n w cor Caroline and Lancas-
ter, dw 316 e Pratt
Larrabee Wm. F. (Ephraim Larrabee &

Sons,) 33 n Calhoun
Larrabee Wm. salesman, 179 Madison av
Larrimore Margaret A. dressmaker, 46 L.
McElderry

SIURTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTOIV & CO. are noM^ located at
168 Baltimore-st.f bet-vreen Calvert and St. Paul.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,

No. 40 W. Baltimoie Slieet.

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Larry John, laborer, 195 Vine

Larus John R. commission merc't, 6 Spear's

wharf, dw n e cor Liberty and Barnet
Lasel John, carter, 1 18 Johnson
Laske Peter, laborer, 7:2 Central av
Lastner Andrew, shoemaker, 25 Philpot al
Lastner John C. shoemaker, 25 Philpot al
Lassman John, gilt frames, &c , 521 w Bal-
timore
Lath John, laborer, 5 Russell
Latham Edward, slioemaker, 114 Bank
Lathe Eli, machinist, 312 Light
Lathe Wm. machinist, West e of Light
Lathrop James M. cleik, rear 144 Hughes
LATIMER JAMES B. . notary public, and
commissioner of deeds, &c., s w cor Fayette
and St. Paul, dw n e corner Courtland and
Saratoga
Latimer Randolph B. (Randolph & Latimer,)

263 n Eutaw
Latimer Capt. Wm., U. S. N., 295 w Biddle
Latimer Wm. clerk, 68 n Greene
Latrobe Benjamin H. civil engineer, 146

Washington place
Latrobe Benj. H. jr. attorney, 146 Washing-
ton place
Latrobe Ferdinand C. attorney, St. Paul, 1

door ti of Lexington, dw 14 Cathedral
LATROBE JOHN H. B. attorney, St. Paul,
1 door n of Lexington, dw n e cor Charles
and Read
Latta Joseph, 170 n Eden
Latta Joshua W. clerk, 330 Mulberry
Latta Samuel M. police, 330 Mulberry
Latta Samuel, clerk, 330 Mulberry
Latta Wm. ship joiner, 170 n Eden
Lattier Joseph, shoemaker, 526 Penna av
Lattier Peter, laborer, 526 Penna. av
Latz Mary, 16 e Fayette
Laubhimer Jacob, rags, 313 n Gay
Laucheimer Mtiyer, clothier, over 283 w Bal-
timore, dw 113 s Sharp
Laudenbeck Joseph, piano maker, 452 w Pratt
Lauderbach John, laljorer, 84 Union
Lauderman Eleanor, 125 Bank
Lauderman Wm. H. gunsmith, 136 Thames,

dw 125 Bank
Lauer Adam, butcher, 30 Fells Point market,

dw 110 Hampstead
Lauer Alexander, shoemaker, 94 Amity
Lauer Conrad, grocery, 141 Hollins
Lauer Daniel, grocery, 291 Canton av
Lauer F. hosiery, 69 n Howard
Lauer F cooper, 346 s Stiarp
Lauer Mrs. Henry, dry goods, 169 n Gay
Lauer Ignatius, 69 n Howard
Lauer John, brewer, 106 Patuxent
Lauer John G. machinist, 27 Scott
Lauer Leon, (Oberndorlf & Lauer,) 381 w

Lombard
Lauer Lewis & Co. (L. Lauer, A. Drey, E.
Drey,) manuf. shirts, collars, &c., 283 w
Baltimore
Lauer Lewis, (L. Lauer & Co.) 64 Conway
Lauer Mrs. Martha A. cigars, 27 Scott
Lauer Michael, druggist, 209 Mulberry
Lauer Simon, tailor, 256 e Chase
Lauf Henry, cabinet maker, 57 Leadenhall
Lauf Martin, shoemaker, 303 n Howard
Laughlin David, tailor, 6Park, dw 105 Chats-
worth
Laughlin James, drayman, 367 Franklin
Laughlin Mary, seamstress, 309 Franklin

Laughlin Phoebe, 79 Franklin

Laughlin Pat. hackman, 165 Greenmount av

Laughlin Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 2

St. Paul, dw 169 n Fremont
Laiighton Mrs. Harriet, 6 Williamson ct
Laughton John W. shipsmith, foot of Cross,

dw 143 Montgomery
Laum Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 256 s Bond
Launendorf C. washerwoman, 305 Aliceanna
Lauplieimer Jacob, clothier, 176 w Pratt, dw

119 Hanover
Lauplieimer Moses, peddler, 137 n Eden
Laup Fn'derick, tinner, 290 s Sharp
Laupus Philip, tobacconist, 136 Eastern av
Laurel Cemetery Office, 18 Courtland
Laurel Furnace, s side basin
Lauster George, laborer, 10 Spruce al
Lauster John D. leaker, 9S n Caroline
Lautenbach Joseph, |iiano maker, 452 w Pratt
Lautenberger Adolph V. tailor, 18 s Liberty
Lautenberger George, clerk, 18 s Liberty
Lautenberger Louis H. tailor, 18 s Liberty
Lautenberger Wm. merchant tailor, 21 s Lib-
erty, dw 18
Lautenschlager Adam, box maker. 124 Low
Lauterbach Ferdinand, confec'r, 89 Hollins
Lauterbach Jacob, shoemaker, 279 Canton av
Lauterbach Jacob, driver, 12 s Regester
Lauterbach John F. locksmith, 215 s Bond
Lauterbach John, shoemaker, 31 e Fayette
Lavender F. J. 40 Courtland
Laverne Jules, baker, 163 n Eutaw
Lavine John W. tobacconist, s w cor Balti-
more and Ann
Law Buildings, s w corner St. Paul and Lex-
ington
Law Mrs. George, 37 Hollins
Law James S. huckster, 62 s Ann
Law John, boiler maker, 223 Light
Law Thomas, merc't tailor, 502 w Baltimore
Law Wm. driver, 118 Central av
Lawder Catherine A. dressmaker, 20 s Paca
Lawder John, cooper, 365 e Fayette
LAWDER SAMUEL M. attorney at law,
room 6 Law Building, St. Paul, dw 195 n
Eden
Lawder Samuel, huckster, 122 s High
Lawder Wm. S. blacksmith, 158 L. Greene
Lawler James, 161 West
Lawless Patrick, laborer, 140 McHenry
Lawless Richard, boiler mak. 100 n Fremont
Lawless Rich'd, paper hanger, 100 ii Fremont
Lawn Christopher C. 238 n Gay
Lawn Edward, shoemak. Eutaw nr Eutaw ct
Lawn Francis J. clerk, 138 Druid Hill av
Lawn Mrs. Jane J. 152 w Biddle
Lawn Mary, variety, 138 Druid Hill av
Lawn Mary Ann, trimmings, 238 n Gay
LAWRASON & SMITH, (Wm. W. Law-
rason, Charles F. Smith,) stock and bill
brokers, 6 South
Lawrason W. W. (Lawrason & Smith,) 4 n

Carey
Lawrence August, tailor, 183 e Pratt
Lawrence Beeman, patternmaker, 174 Mont-
gomery
Lawrence Dr. Daniel H. 51 s Wolfe
Lawrence Edward, 220 s Castle
Lawrence Edward T. (Lawrence & Hood,)

373 w Fayette
Lawrence Mrs. Elizabeth, 174 Montgomery
Lawrence France L. grocer, 219 Lexington,
dw 16 s Greene

J. HS.VRY GIS3E, CoiiuiUssion Merchant, for t5«c sulo ot Flour, Gr.niw, .Seeds, ,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liaud, 2t Spear's Wharf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Lawrence Emma, 275 Hollins
Lawrence George, engineer, 162 Montgomery
Lawrence George, liquor store, 344 s Charles
LAWRENCE HENRY, lager beer, Belair

av near Baltimore Cemetery
LAWRENCE & HOOD, (Edward T. Law-
rence, Thomas J. Hood,) wholesale and
retail grocers, n w cor Greene and Baltimore
Lawrence Hugh, forgeman, 186 Gough
Lawrence Jacob, iron roller, 137 Hudson
Lawrence Jacob, iron roller, 51 Burke
Lawrence John, Washington-st., Homestead
Lawrence Joseph L. wagoner, 63 n Spring
Lawrence Margaret, upholsteress, 424 w

Fayette
Lawrence Montgomery, moulder, 174 Mont-
gomery
Lawrence N. E. at Independent Telegraph

Co., 21 South, dw 16 s Calvert
Lawrence Richard H. druggist, s e cor Sara-
toga and Calvert
Lawrence Richard, pattern mak. 97 William
Lawrence Col. S. B. 74 n Charles
Lawrence Thomas, engineer, 110 William
Lawrence Wm. ship carpenter, 228 s Castle
Lawrence W. W. bookkeeper, 56 s High
Lawrence Wm. cooper, 424 w Fayette
Lawrence Wm. mariner, 93 Lancaster
Lawrence W^m. coach maker, 10 n Schroeder
Lawrence Wm. R. pattern maker, 174 Mont-
gomery
Laws David O. commission merchant, 81

Smith's wharf, dw 690 Saratoga
Laws Mrs. Elizabeth, 176 n Calvert
Laws Mary 0. Gilmor btw Mulberry and

Saratoga
Lawson Mrs. Barbara, 186 Hughes
Lawson Bennett R. ship joim-r, 201 s Chester
Lawson Henry S. shipsmith, 59 s Ann
Lawson James, salesman, 44 Courtland
Lawson John F. lumber, 187 s Paca
Lawson John T. clerk. 62 Walsh
Lawson Richard F. H. (McConkey & Law-
son,) 44 Courtland
Lawson Robert, coachsmith, 390 Penna. av
Lawson Roberi, saddler, 277 w Baltimore,

dw Catonsville, Baltimore Co.
Lawson S Allen, clerk, 44 Courtland
Lawson Samuel, tailor, 137 w Lombard
Lawson Mrs. Stephen, 44 Courtland
Lawson Wendel, clerk, 103 Penna. av
Lawton Charles H jr. 15 Williamson al
Lawton Charles H. lamplighter, 15 William-
son al
Lawton Jervis, dealer in stoves, tin ware, &c.

752 w Baltimore
Lawton John L. (Jos. Thomas & Son,) 314

Saratoga
Lawton Richard, shoemaker, 200 Lee
Lawter Nicholas, 143 L. Greene
Layer Adam, silver plater, 472 Saratoga
Layer Frederica, 472 Saratoga
Layfield Ella, 100 Pearl
Layfield Geo. W. laborer, 12 Burke
Lavfi'-ld James, carpenter, 129 Bank
Layfield Mrs. 34 L. Church
Layfield Wm. clerk, 2 Eden ct
Layman George, tailor, 58 Short
Layland Mrs. Sarah, 134 Boyd
Layman John, watchman, 721 w Pratt
Layman Lewis, baker, 138 Henrietta
Layshom Thomas, cop. smelter, Clinton s of
Boston

Laynor George J tinner, 95 s Fremont
Layton Aaron, mariner, 127 s Eden
Layton Wm. sailor, 59 n Eden
Lazaretto Furnace, Clinton, Canton, office

Stickney & Co. 57 Kxchange Place
Lazarus Barnett, tailor, 36 Marsh Market

space
Lazarus Bernard, clothier, 36 Centre Market

space
Lazarus Abraham, glazier, 94 Ensor
Lazenby Daniel L. butter depot, 311 n Gay
Lazier Wm. L. (Stephens, Miller & Co.) 34

n Calvert
Leabold Lewis, sugar boiler, 26 Lloyd
Leach Benjamin, painter, 202 n Broadway
Leach Caleb L. 54 n Republican
Leach Charles, carpenter, 24 s Caroline
Leach George R. rope maker, Harford av

near Point la
Leach G. W. police, 44 e Lombard
Leach James H. rope maker, Harford av near

Point la
Leach John, bar tender, 16 Valley
Leach Joseph, 398 Canton av
Leach Mrs. IVlary Ann, Townsend nr John
Leach Mrs. M milliner, 291 Saratoga
Leach Wm. ambrotypist, 221 Saratogo
Leach Wm. W. cigar dealer, Barnum's hotel
Leach Wm. rope maker, 354 Harford av
Leafelk Bernhard, grocer, 21 China
League Abraham, shoemaker, 236 Bank
League Capt. Albert, 43 Gough
League Christopher C. sweep master, 317

Light
League Mrs. Elizabeth, 10 n Schroeder
League Jas. carpent. 74 s Washington, F. P.
League John Jacob, ship carp. 2 Henrietta
League John, clerk, 245 Peirce
League John, painter, 83 Washington, F. H.
League Capt Luke M. 83 s Exeter
League Mrs. Lucy, 245 Peirce
League Martin, 10 n Schroeder
League W. H. carpenter, 73 n High
Leahmann Gotleib, shoemaker, 185 s Chapel
Leahy James, wire weaver, 4 Little al
Leahy Mrs. Mary, 2.33 n Central av
Leahy Wm. carpenter, 152 Preston
Leaken John, 31 McCulloh
Leaken John, carpenter, 31 McCulloh
Leakin Rev. Geo. A. 129 e Pratt
Leakin Mrs. Isabella W. 140 w Biddle
Leakins Andrew J. carpenter, 480 Lexington
Leamy James C. 88 n Charles
Lean Adam, laborer, 109 Elliott
Leangue Mrs. Elizabeth, 101 Druid Hill av
Leanhart John, s w cor Eastern av and Castle
Leanord Richard, huckster, 204 Lexington
Leanter John, shoemaker, 46 Gough
Leap George, laborer, 10 New
Leaper Jacob, cabinet maker, 2 Baker's ct
Lear Frederick, cigar maker, 91 L. Mont-
gomery
Lear Harman, cooper, 43 Albemarle
Lear Mrs. Jane, 302 Aliceanna
Lear Wm clerk, 301 n Eutaw
Lears Frederick, tailor, 403 w Pratt
Leary Capt. Basil, mariner, 320 e Baltimore
LEARY CORNELIUS L. L., attorney, 21

Lexington, dw 32 s Broadway
Leary Capt. Danus, n e cor Bond and Fayette
Leary Daniel, hospital steward, 174 Conway
Leary Jacob, butcher, 33 Lexington market,
dw Garrison la s of Western Cemetery

AUG. G. MEYER »fe CO., Mamurnctiirtrs of AVIilte lieatl. Zinc, Putty. L.nmp1>]ack, Glue*
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints ami Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BEOS.

& CO.

, Sponge

all their Goods.

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Learv John, (John Leary & Co.) 13 Hollins
LEIA'RY JOHN & CO, (John Leary, Francis

P. Scotl) wholesale dru£:»ists, 35 Hanover
Leary John, laborer, 46 McMechin
Leary Julia, s e cor Canton av and Dallas
Leary Mrs. Mary, 100 Mullikin
Leary Nicholas, miller, Chappell near Liberty

road
Leary Peter, 13 Hollins
Leary Richard, 181 n Paca
Leary Thomas H. H. cashier to depository,

custom house, 266 e Baltimore
Leas Dr. Charles, 185 Saratoga
Leatherberry Edward, mariner, 82 Mullikin
Leatherbury John E. grocer and liquor dealer,

6 w Pratt, dw 33 s High
Leathers Bryson H. 53 n Poppleton
Leaverton Mrs. Mary A. 142 Orleans
Lebbehusen Clement, 691 w Baltimore
Lebenter John, rags, 87 n Amity
Lebond Chas. E. painter, 54 n Poppleton
Leckey Elizabeth, teacher, 46 Harford av
Le Baron Charles, (Graham & Le Baron,) Bal-
timore Co.
Lebon Chas. clerk, cor Poppleton and Mc

Henry
Lebranthwait John L. carp. 179 e Baltimore
Le Brou & Bro. (Joseph A. Le Brou, John T.

Le Brou,) ship chandlers, 1 Thames
LeBrou Capt. John, 137 e Pratt
Le Brou Capt. Joseph A. (Le Brou & Bro.)

180 e Pratt
Lebrun Louis, laborer, rear of Boston near

Hudson
LEBER J. H. grocer, n w cor Fremont and

Lexington
Leben Peter, wood sawyer, 45 Lancaster
Lecates Mrs. Esther, 104 Granby
Lechleitner John, shoemaker, 185 s Regester
Lechmere Mrs. Rose, 68 s Chapel
Lechner Martin, chimney sweep, 2 Wills
Lechner Matthew, laborer, 315 n Central av
Lechner Peter, lumber wag. 93 Eastern av
Lecompte Miss F. 220 Saratoga
Lecompte James, cooper, 319 s Charles
Lecompte Sylvanus H. 62 Barre
Lecompte Wm. H. mate, 16 Williamson al
Leddon Benjamin, engineer, 220 e Lombard
Ledderman Lawrence, musician, 293 e Eager
Leddon Benjamin, engineer, 220 e Lombard
Leddon Geo. state wharfinger, 134 Dugan's

wharf, dw 118 n Broadway
Leden Mrs. Margaret, midwife, 151 s Bethel
Ledere John, boot fitter, 151 s Bethel
Lederer Henry, beer saloon, 341 s Charles
Lederer John, shoemaker, 5 Etna la
Lederer Saml. skirt factory. 83 n Gay
Lederman Elizabeth, rear of 201 Montgomery
Ledsinger John, huckster, 110 s Regester
Ledley Daniel H. brickmaker, 607 w Lombard
Ledley Mrs. Elizabeth, 75 St. Peter
Ledley Geo. W. bricklayer, 607 w Lombard
Ledley Jacob, fisherman, 154 s Fremont
Ledley Wm. M. carpenter, 75 St. Peter
Ledley Wm. J. clerk, 104 a Schroeder
LEDLEY WM., La Fayette stables, 150 w

Fayette, dw Eutaw House
Lednum Mrs. Ann M. 441 Lexington
Lednuni Mary E. dressmaker, 441 Lexington
Lee Annie, tavern, 183 s Caroline
Lee Mrs. Catherine M. nurse, 62 n Pin3
Lee Beal, huckster, 215 Hollins
Lee B. Franklin, clerk, 110 w Fayette

Lee Benjamin, clerk, 56 Lexington

Lee Chas. of Adams express, 414 w Lombard

Lee Chas. tailor, 72 Gough

Lee Mrs. Catherine, 242 e Baltimore

Lee Charles, wheelwright and blacksmith, 412

w Baltimore, dw 15 Pearl
Lee Christian, confectioner, Bethel bet Qough

and Pratt
LEE CREEK OIL COMPANY, n e cor Bal-
timore and North
Lee Dan'l P.bricklay., Mount nr Lexington
Lee E. F. clerk, 25 s Broadway
Lee Mrs. Ellen, 42 Cedar al
Lee Emory Guest, clerk, 85 Baltimore
Lee Edmund, (English & Lee) 108 n Rden
Lee Edward, furnit. wagoner, 804 w Baltimore
Lee Enoch G. saddler 121 n Bethel
Lee Geo. W. carpenter, 146 Conway
Lee George, laborer, 245 s Ann
Lee Henry, carpenter, 41 Milliman
Lee Henry R. clerk, 44 Pearl
Lee Hezekiah, carter, 123 n Bethel
Lee James E. conductor B. & O. R. R., 440

w Baltimore
LEE JAMES FENNER, attorney, 48 Lex-
ington, dw 144 Washington place
Lee James, laborer, 17 s Front
Lee James H. 160 s Paca
Lee James F. commission merchant, 123 Mc-

Elderry's wharf, dw25 s Broadway
Lee Jesse W. clerk, 253 e Madison
Lee John A. painter, 470 w Lombard
Lee John R. cigar maker, 73 Dawson al
Lee John, blacksmith, 326 e Monument
Lee John, carter, 10 Webster ct
Lee John, tailor, 50 Albemarle
Lee John W. M. clerk, 44 Pearl
Lee John, huckster, 216 Hollins
Lee John H. laborer, 315 Light
Lee John, painter, 80 Greenmount av
Lee John W. carpenter and builder, 31 Park,

dw 44 Pearl
Lee Joseph, clerk, 37 Peail
Lee Joseph, police, 152 s Bond
Lee Joseph huckster, 3 McHenry
Lee J. Harvey, 144 Washington place
Lee Levi, blacksmith, 507 w Lombard
LEE LIZZIE T. manufacturer of cloaks and

mantillas, 56 Lexington
Lee Luther, letter carrier, 414 w Lombard
Lee Mrs. Mary, 14 East
Lee Mrs. Nathaniel, 348 e Fayette
Lee Mrs. Richard H. 46 Franklin
Lee Richard H.,jr., 46 Franklin
Lee Richard, cooper, 88 n Ann
Lee Samuel, John near Townsend
Lee Samuel, supervisor B. & O. R. R., 414 w

Lombard
Lee Sarah, seamstress, 217 Washington, F. H
LEE STEPHEN S.iron and coal merchant,

50 s Gay, dw 144 Washington place
Lee Stephen M. clerk. 44 s Sharp
Lee Col. Thos. 137 Park
Lee Wm. J. engineer, 177 e Lombard
Lee Wm. detective, 135 Eastern av
Lee Wm. H. carpenter, 784 w Baltimore
Lee Wm. carter, 287 e Monument
Lee Wm. collar maker, 80 George
Lee William H. foundryman, 224 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Lee Wm. D. clerk, 414 w Lombard
Leech Benj. soap maker, 465 w Baltimore
Leech George F. cigar maker, 32 n Caroline

THE GROVER Si BAKER SEAVIIVG »IAtHI]VE Is the best for all purposes— SALES
ROOI»IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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LEM

Le Clere Gustave, clerk, cor Broadway and

Orleans
Leech William, fish dealer, McElderry near

rope walk
Leeds Edward W. artist, 81 Hollins
Leedy Jacob, clerk, 388 w Fayette
Leedy Jacoi), ci^ar maker, 388 w Fayette
Leedy Joseph S. 388 w Fayette
Leedy S:\muel, soldier, 203 Mulberry
Leedy Walter F. soldier, 388 w Fayette
Leedy Wm. G 388 w Fayette
Leaf Mary Ann, 223 e Pratt
Leeke James A. clerk, 66 n Poppleton
Leeke James, carpenter, 13 Grant, dw 13 n

Fremont
Leeke Wm. H. carpenter, 135 n Fremont
Leer Herman, tavern, 14 Park
Lees Mrs. Jane, seamstress, 115 n Fremont
Lees William, junk, 14 s Schroeder
Leeson Maurice C. blacksmith, 64 n Fremont
Le Faivre Constant, clerk, 63 Garden
Le Falvre Felicite, 63 Garden
Le Faivre Ferdinand, clerk, 63 Garden
Fe Faivre Gustave J. clerk, 63 Garden
Le Faivre Gustavus, clerk, 63 Garden
Le Faivre Louis, clerk, 63 Garden
Lefebore Capt. Edward, U. S. A., 303 Garden
Lefevre Charles, cabinet maker, 96 Lee
Lefevre Rev. Jacob A. 616 w Fayette
Lefevre William, officer Maryland Penitentia-
ry, dw Lombard near Caroline
Leffer Charles, tobacconist, 353 n Gay
Lefferler Christopher, laborer, 270 s Caroline
Lefferman William, tanner and currier, 32 n

Front
Leffert Klizabeth, grocery, 110 St. Mary
Leffert Jacob, carman, 110 St. Mary
Leffler Charles, shoemaker, 4 Lewis
Leffler Charles, Excelsior saloon, n e cor

North and Foundry
Leffler D. S. assistant engineer, 50 Warren
Leffler D. S. jr. assistant engineer, 50 Warren
Leffler Geo. R. H. speculator, 12 Strieker
Leffler John, milkman, Belair av extended
Leffler John, engineec, 182 Montgomery
Leffner Henry, carter, 79 Grindall
Lefleur Elizabeth, nurse, 87 Druid Hill av
Lefver George, pilot, 171 e Fayette
Legg John H. clerk, 41 Chew
Legg John T. plane maker, 352 West
Legg Joseph T. tavern, 41 n Spring
Legrond Mrs. Sarah, 82 Ensor
Lehey John, blacksmith, 129 Elliott
Lehey Mrs. Rebecca, 150 n Front
Lehman Bernard, fruit, 52 s Bethel
Lehman Chas. F. (Lehman & Georgius,) 586

w Baltimore
Lehman & Day (F. Lehman, J. H. Day,)

house and sign painters, 1 n Eutaw
Lehman Frederick, (Lehman & Day,) Cam-
den betw. Charles and Light
Lehman & Georgius, (Chas. F. Lehman, F.

N, Georgius,) oil and fresco painters, 586

w Baltimore
Lehman Jacob S. shoemaker, 323 Franklin
Lehman Jihn, tailor, 50 n Spring
Lehman Theodore, baker, 173 Vine
Lehmaim Ferdinand, painter, 90 Penna. av
Lehmann George, tailor, 37 Lewis
Lehmann Mrs. Rosina, s e cor Pennsylvania

av and Wilson
LEHMAYER SIMON, wholesale clothier,

298 w Baltimore, dw 75 n Liberty

Lehmond Henry, carter, 899 w Pratt

Lehneiss John, shoemaker, 72)^ George

Lehner Caspar, laborer, 1 Brune

Lehner Joseph, tailor, 37 n Frederick

Lehner Peter, laborer, 665 Penna. av

Lehnert Charles, bottler, 84 Peirce

Lehr John, 102 e Lombard

Lehr Michael, cooper, 219 e Fayette

Lehr Peter, coooer, 306 s Charles

Lehr Robert, (Boninger Bros.) Vice Consul for

Portugal, 84 Read
Lehrs George, sugar refiner, 51 n Exeter
Lehrs Theodore, laborer, 141 n High
Leib Eli Trego, clerk, 33 s Eden
Leib John S. treasurer N. C. R. 74 Aisquith
Leib Moses W. cashier N. C. R., dw 27

Holiday
Leibbihusen Augustus, lab. 5 Tripolet's al
Leibech John, cabinet maker, 19 High al
Leicht John J. carpenter, 605 Penna. av
Leidhaiser Werner, blacksmith, 243 Lem-

mon al
Leidy Thomas, druggist, 77 n Eutaw
Leidzenbiger Frederick, tailor, 38 Holiday
Leifenberger Wm. cooper, 905 w Pratt
Leimboch George, cabinet maker, 60 Portland
Leimkuliler Albert H. shoemaker, 38 s Bond
Leimkuhler Edward, shoemaker, 39 Portland
Leimkuhler Edward, shoemaker, 11 n Wash-
ington, F. P.
Lein Andreas, laborer, 63 s Durham
Leinez William, confectioner, 289 n Gay
Leinhart Anton, second hand store, 193 s

Charles
Leinhart Jacob, laborer, 303 Canton av
Leinhart Joseph, laborer, 27 Guilford al
Leinsz Fredk. confectioner, 87 w Biddle
Leinz John, tailor, 20 Durst al
Leisher Wm. clerk, 19 Lexington
Leisner Edward, tailor, 13 Smith's al
Leister Amelia F. dress maker, 168 Saratoga
Leist Fredk. marble cutter, 129 Division
Leister Israel, salesman, 16S Saratoga
Leistner Jos. confectioner, 294 Aliceanna
Leitch B. F. clerk, 61 Jefferson
Leitch Benj. F. (Fowler & Leitch,) 465 w

Baltimore
Leitch Edward B. jr. clerk, 169 w Lombard
Leitch Edw. G. (Matthews & Leitch,) 169 w

Lombard
Leitch John, receiving clerk gas office, 61 Jef-
ferson
Leitchkney George, laborer, 27 Pleasant al
Leitheiser Warner, blacksmith, 600 w Pratt,

dwLemmon w of Parkin
Leitz Andrew, cabinet mak. 118 Druid Hillav
Leitz Francis, cooper, 280 Aisquith
Leitz E. R. dress maker, 118 Druid Hill av
Leitz Jacob, 117 Druid Hill av
Leitz Samuel, clerk, 56 s Schroeder
Leka Wm. porter, 41 Tessier
Leland Thomas, shoemaker, Brune
Lelievae Eugene, grocery, 87 Preston
Lembach Jacob, baker, 70 Portland
Lembach Jacob, baker, 166 Ensor
Lemcke B. washerwoman, 260 n Central av
Lemcke Mrs. D. H. 45 s Greene
Lemcke Mary Jane, 13 Chatsworth
Lemen Joseph, proprietor Wheeler house, 82

n Calvert
Lemerick John, cabinet maker, 236 s Eutaw
Lemkul Charles, watch and jewelery store,
419 w Baltimore

JAfltES H. jrOHJVSO.V, City Steaui Fiicwood MiUs— V.'airtJi's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 \V. Baltiiuore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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251

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Lemmerman Henry, grocery, n e cor Frank-
lin and Fremont
Lemmerman John, blacksmith, 175 Peirce
Lemmerman John, blacksm. 105 n Schroeder
Lemmert George, tailor, 1 Preston
Lemmert John, shoemaker, 1 Preston
Lemmon Dr. Andrew H. dentist, 1 n Ann
Lemmon Benj. F. printer, 7 Lloyd
Lemmon Catherine, 194 s Caroline
Lemmon James, cooper, 18 Greene s ct
Lemmon Joshua, laborer, s e cor Lanvale and

Division
Lemmon J. H. apothecary, 659 w Baltimore,

dw 606 w Fayette
Lemmon Misses, 69 n Charles
Lemmon Noah, carter, 35 Dolphin
Lemmon Mrs. Richard, 86 Saratoga
Lemmon Richard, carpenter, 15 McHenry
Lemmon Sallie, teacher, 130 McHenry
Lemmon Mrs. Susan, 183 Garden
Lemmon Thomas J. shipper, 7 Lloyd
Lemmon Thos. J. laborer, rear of 80 s Carey
Lena Phihp, blacksmith, 173 Sarah Ann
Lenah (Jlrich, laborer, 466 Canton av
Lenahan Dennis, stone mason, 214 German
Lend Sebastian, paver, 166 s Regester
Lenderkiiis: Philip, tinner, 114 n Howard
Lendour Morriz, clothier, 62 w Pratt, dw 146

e Lombard
Leng Christian, grocer, 99 s Dallas
Lengman William, baker, 62 Portland
Lenharde B. tailor, 200 e Madison
Lenhardt John, baker, 229 s Bond
Lenhardt Lehr, provision store, 58 Eastern av
Lenek Michael, butcher, Harford av near

Point la
Lennahan Patrick, laborer, 53 Carlton
Lennan Bernard, carter, 434 n Gay
Lennan Capt. Samuel, 28 n Ann
Lennex Tliomas, shoemaker, 214 s Broadway
Lennot Tliomas, 30 Scott
Lenord John, huckster, 329 e Monument
Lenschow Charles, professor of music, 89

Franklin
Lenschow Mrs. Charlotte, 89 Franklin
Lent Joseph, laborer, 47 St. Mary
Lentner John, drayman, 5 Josephine
Lentz Chas. W. (Lentz & Flack,) 146 Mul-
berry
Lentz Conrad, cooper, 329 s Sharp
Lentz Christian, laborer, Monroe n of Pratt
Lentz & Flack, (C. W. Lentz, G. W . Flack,)
importers and commission merchants, over
18 Hanover
Lentz Henry, painter, 32 Gittings
Lentz .lacob, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
Lentz John, drayman, 63 Eastern av
Lentz Mrs. Margaret, 137 Druid Hill av
Lentz Peter, car driver, 237 Gough
Lentz Philip G. fisherman, 131 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Lenz Alexander, restaurant, 84 s Howard
Lenz August, shoemaker, 136 Hollins
Lenz George, toys and notions, 176 s Broad-
way
Lenz John, shoemaker, 86 n Schroeder
Lenzberg Henry, cigar packer, 147 Barre
Lenzburg Maurice, tobacconist, 56 s Howard
Leon Mrs. E. stamping, 254 s Charles
Leon Hester, 32 Harrison
Leon Hester, stamjiing depot, 254 s Charles
Leon Samuel, second-hand clothier, 32 Har-
rison

LENZBERG JULIUS, Manufac-
turer of Army, Tfavy and Citi-
zens' Caps ; also. Cloth and Cassi-
mere Hats, 344 Baltimore, betw.
Howard and Eutaw, dw 453 w
Baltimore

Leonard Bridget, 21 New Church
Leonard Catherine, 6 Graves al
Leonard Catherine, dressmaker, 255 e Monu-
ment
Leonard Cecelia, 204 Lexington
Leonard Daniel, ship carpen'r, 145 s R'-srester
Leonard George, cabinet maker, 207 Hollins
Leonard Mrs. George, washerwoman, 393

Canton av
Leonard John, painter, 42 s Orcsron
Leonard John G. ship joiner, 106 s Ann
Leonard Jos. F. clerk medical inspector's

office, dw Mansion House
Leonard John, drayman, 15 s Front
Leonard John, tavern, 85 McElderry's wharf
Leonard Lizzie, teacher, 42 s Exeter
Leonard Maria L. teacher, 42 s Exeter
Leonard Mary, grocery, 255 e Monument
Leonard Michael, sawyer, 204 Li'xington
LEONARD M. millinery, 63 ii Charles
Leonard Patrick, tailor, 266 s Charles
Leonard Peter, laborer, 40 City Block
Leonai-d Thomas, hackman, 26 Lioerty al
Leonard Wm. H. blacksmith, 588 w Pratt
Leonard Wm. M. cabinet maker, 782 w Bal-
timore
Leonard William, 63 n Charles
Leonhaeuser Charles R. lager beer saloon, 313

n Howard
Leon hard t Charles, cupper and leecher, 97

n Eden
Leonhardl Charles B. barber, s e cor Bond

and Pratt, dw 97 n Eden
Leonhardt Henry, wheelwright, 339 e Eager
Leonhardt Mrs. Jacobine, millinery, 73 s

High
Leonidas Thomas, pressman, 14 Dover
Leopold Joseph, 253 w Fayette
Leopold William, grocer, 89 Gough
Lephar F'rederick, laborer, 15 Port
Lepp Adam, 152 Low
Lepper Mrs. Geo. A. 3 St. Mary's ct
Leppert Peter, laborer, 208 Penna. av
Leppold Frederick, dyer, 191 Raborg
Lephard Peter, butcher, 42 Belair and 83 Cen-
tre markets, dw Baltimore Co
Lepraux Lewis, saddler, 358 e Monument
Lepson Daniel, painter, 186 l^ee
Lequerre Rev. U. treasurer Seminary of St,
Sulpice, St. Mary's ct. Penna. av near
Franklin
Lerch Augustus, saddler and harness maker,
155 and 157 w Pratt, dw Anna Arundel Co
Lerch Catherine, lager beer, 382 Saratoga
Lerch John, cooper, 3 n Bond
Lerew C. J. carpenter, 186 w Lombard
Lerian Jacob, butcher, 67 Lexington and 10

Hollins markets, dw Garrison la
Lerp Conrad, carpenter, 101 Plum al
Lerp Mrs. dry goods, 272 s Eutaw
Lertz Reinhold, music teacher, 69 Garden
Lesener John B. tailor, 122 Henrietta
Lesfaures Sarah A. tailoress, 13 Hill
Lesh Casper, basket maker, 264 s Bond

Slxicts, Dra^vers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOND, BXIRTOIV & CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Leslie James, piano maker, 63 Vine
Leslie John, jr. painter, 63 Vine
Leslie John, sr. piano maker, 63 Vine
Leslie Robert, shipping merchant, 61 s Gay,

dw 219 Madison av
Lesner John, Shoemaker, 213 s Durham
Lest Jacob, stone mason, 948 w Baltimore
Lest Margaret, confectioner, 948 w Baltimore
Lester Mrs. Bridget, 22 President
Lester & Co. (J. T. Lester, J.R. Lester) lime,

feed and coal, 140 Howard n e cor Franklin
Lester George W. huckster, 137 Hill
Lester James T. laborer. Falls road near

Northern av
Lester James M. lime ^d feed, 140 n Howard,

dw cor Grundy and Wilson
Lester John Thomas, (Lester & Co.) cor

Park place and Wilson
Lester John G., cashier Howard Bank, Grun-
dy n of Mosher
Lester J, R. (Lester & Co.) cor Park place

and Wilson
Lester Joseph, coal and wood, 140 n Howard,

dw cor Grundy and Wilson
Lester J. Thomas, fertilizer, 140 n Howard,

dw cor Grundy and Wilson
Lester Mrs. Mary, 132 Conway
Lester Mrs. Rosina, teacher, 562 w Fayette

LESTER SAM'L T., Bryant Semi-
nary, 562 and 564 w Fayette.—

[Seep. 33 ^dverlisements.]

Lester Dr. Shipley, 132 Conway
Lester Thomas, stoves, 22 President
Lester Thomas, principal of Newton acade-
my, 792 w Baltimore
Lester Thomas, clockmaker, basement 61 w

Fayette, dw Mansion house
Lester Wm. H. carpenter, 15 s Poppleton
Lestner John, cooper, 220 s Sharp
Lester Wm. carpenter, 41 n Fremont
Lestrange Patrick, horse shoer, n w cor Cen-
tre and Davis, dw Franklin hotel
Letcher David, dry goods, 78 Hanover, dw

38 Camden
Letmate Frederick, stoves and tinware, 46

Penna. av
Letmate Henry A. stoves and tinware, 47

Ensor
Letmate Wm. George, stoves and tinware, 59

Penna. av
Letournau George W. ship carpenter, 281 e

Pratt
Letournau Capt. Peter, mariner, 35 s Ann
Letteral Michael, huckster, 149 s Wolfe
Letterer George, stove maker, 56 President
Letterer John, laborer, 32 s Regester
Letterer John, cigar maker, 56 President
Letturer John, teacher, 137 s Caroline
Letzer Joseph, teacher, 36 McElderry
Leubecker Louis, heater, 135 s Caroline
Leucht Isaac, Hebrew teacher, 67 e Lombard
Leucht Rev. Joseph, Hebrew teacher, 67 e

Lombard
Leugers Anthony, sugar refiner, 73 e Lom-
bard
Leught John, bricklayer, 219 Eastern av
Leutja Charles, laborer, 2 Greene's ct
Leutner Francis, shoemaker, 241 s Sharp
Leutner Frederick, house carpenter, 278 s
Sharp

Levell Charles, sailor, 205 Aliceanna

LEVELL EDWARD F. proprietor Com-
mercial Hall restaurant; entrance on 57
Second and 58 Exchange place

Levely Henry, clerk P. 0. 49 Lexington

Levenstein John, tinner, 255 Orleans

Levering Aaron, clerk, 89 s Sharp

Levering Mrs. Ann, 89 s Sharp

Levering Andrew J. clerk, Howard house

Levering Clinton, president Baltimore and
Cuba Smelting and Mining Co., office over
30 South, dw 104 w Monument

LEVERING & CO. (E. Levering, F. A.
Levering,) wholesale grocers and commis-
sion merchants, 2 Commerce

Levering Decatur E. (D. Levering & Co.) 174
German

Levering D. & Co. (D. Levering, J. Gittings,)
merchandise brokers, 3 Cheapside >s^

Levering Eugene, (Levering & Co,) 310 j)
Madison av "v.

Levering Eugene, jr. clerk, 310 Madison av J

Levering Frederick A. (Levering & Co.) 168 J
Park ""^^

Levering Joshua, clerk, 310 Madison av

Levering Lawrason, commission merchant
and secretary Crescent Coal Oil Co. 59 s
Gay, dw 96 n Paca

Levering Madison, 96 n Paca

Levering Peter R. (Thos. W. Levering &
Sons,) 56 w Madison

Levering Samuel S. (Thos. W. Levering &
Sons,) 94 w Madison

Levering Samuel M. gas fitter, 160 Harford av

Levering Thomas L. accountant, 34 Gilmor

Levering Thomas W. (Thos. W. Levering
& Sons,) 56 w Madison

LEVERING THOS. W. & SONS. (T. W.
Levering, S. S. Levering, Peter R. Lever-
ing,) grain, seed and commis'n merchants,
55 Commerce

Levering Wm. Thos. clerk, 310 Madison av

Leverton Wm. mariner, 112 s High

Levet Andrew, actor, 65 n Front

Levi Herman, cap maker, over 19 s Sharp

Levi Isaac, gentleman's furnishing goods, 15
e Baltimore, dw 31 Harrison

Levi Joseph, jewelry and fancy goods, 138
Light-st wharf

Levi Louis, cigar maker, 9 L. McElderry

Levi Staffan O. huckster, rear 55 n Front

Levins Louis, rigger, 220 s Wolfe

Levins Richard, painter. 111 Albemarle

Levy Erastus, carpenter, s w cor Garden and
Madison

Levy Frederick, moulder, 100 Ramsay

Levy Jette, milliner, 199 n Gay

Levy Joseph, painter, 47 Milliman

LEVY JOSEPH, manufacturer Levy's rheu-
matic medicine, 171 e Pratt

Levy Louis J. teacher, 23 s Sharp

Levy Margaret, 79 s Chapel

Levy Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, 29 Fell

Levy Morris, rags, 19 n Central av

Levy Sampson, furnishing goods, 255 e Bal-
timore

Levy Samuel, carpenter, 49 Mosher

Levy W. D. millinery and fancy goods, 96
Lexington

LEWIS A. T. & CO. (Allen T. Lewis,)
auction dry goods and commission mer-
chants, over 266 w Baltimore, dw. A. T. L.
11 n Calhoun

•T. HEX^RY GIESE, Commission MercUaiit, for the sale of Flour, Ornln, Seeds, <bo.
Roseudale Cemerit and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's AVliarC

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Lewis Abraham, butcher, 344 William
LEWIS ALFRED E. grocery, Frederick

road e of toll gate
Lewis Andrew B. of tobacco warehouse, 142

a Washington, F. P.
Lewis Mrs. Caroline, seamstress, 234 William
Lewis Casper, laborer, 144 Raborg
Lewis Catherine, 253 Orleans
Lewis Charles, chair maker, 216 Cross
Lewis Charles A. laborer, 106 Vine
Lewis Charles E. clerk, 302 Madison av
Lewis Charles, collector, 442 n Gay
Lewis Charles, laborer, 112 n Front
Lewis Charles E. painter, 216 Cross
Lewis C. M. machinist, 114 Grundy
Lewis Columbus W. street agent B. & 0. R.

R., 174 McHenry
Lewis Domingo, shoemaker, 11 n Poppleton
Lewis Edward, tailor, 153 w Lombard
Lewis Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 234 Wil-
liam
Lewis Mrs. Eliza, 114 Johnson
Lewis Frank, clerk, Fulton near Mount
Lewis Francis, paper stainer, 97 Lee
Lewis Frederick, mariner, 295 Canton av
Lewis Frederick, tailor, 403 w Pratt
Lewis Frederick, machinist, 295 Canton av
Lewis George, carpenter, 148 Preston
Lewis George £. mariner, 38 Valley
Lewis George H. paper hanger, 92 s Eden
Lewis Geo. W. shoemaker, 3 Fremont near

Penna. av
Lewis Geo. F. reporter for American, 150 n

, Exeter
Lewis Geo. H. huckster, 172 Vine
Lewis Harriet, 93 w Baltimore
Lewis Henrietta, seamstress, 28 Laurel
Lewis Henry, rope maker, 423 e Fayette
Lewis Henry C. machinist, 152 Garden
Lewis Henry B. laborer, 23 s Republican
Lewis James, paper hanger, 92 s Eden
Lewis Jacob S. boots and shoes, 137 s Broad-
way
Lewis James H. mariner, 85 s Chester
Lewis James M. plasterer, 85 Mulberry, dw

222 Madison
Lewis Mrs. Jane, seamstress, 43 Chatsworth
Lewis Jesse, carpenter, 176 s Kutaw
Lewis John, grocer, 92 n Calvert
Lewis John, 394 e Monument
Lewis Capt. John B. 90 Bank
Lewis John W. soldier, 3 n Fremont, near

Penna. av
Lewis John, pilot, 45 s Ann
Lewis John, laborer, 149 Raborg
Lewis John, laborer, 151 s Spring
Lewis John, paper stainer, 139 West
Lewis John, carter, 173 s Central av
Lewis Joseph, laborer, 27 Granby
Lewis Joseph A. cigar maker, 159 Bank
Lewis Joseph, shoemaker, 54 n Oregon
Lewis Joshua, police, 398 w Lombard
Lewis Julius, tavern, 149 Eastern av
Lewis Levi, block and pump maker, foot of

Montgomery nr Hamburg, dw 323 Light
Lewis Louis, flour inspector, 45 w Biddle
Lewis Mrs. Mahala, 264 e Pratt
Lewis Margaret, 184 s Ann
Lewis Martin, stock and bill broker, 44 w

Second, dw 302 Madison av
Lewis Matilda, 201 Ramsay
Lewis Peter B., livery stables, 63 Pearl, dw55
Lewis Redmond, bottler, 130 s Eden

Lewis Reuben, huckster, 234 WiUiam
Lewis Robert, pilot, Warner btw Barre and

Lee
Lewis Samuel, 305 Eastern av
Lewis Samuel, laborer, 674 w Pratt
Lewis Samuel D. mariner, 87 s Washinffton,

F.P. ^

Lewis Sarah, 37 Arch

Lewis Sarah Ann, seamstress, 239 e Chase
LEWIS STEPHEN, painter, 67 Hanover,

dw 100 p Front
Lewis & Toy, (Wm. M. Lewis, R. H. Toy,)

coal dealers, 63 Second
Lewis Thomas B. 52 s Gay
Lewis Thomas, pilot, 93 s Chester
Lewis Thos. B. bookkeeper, Fulton nr Lex-
ington
Lewis Wm. M. (Lewis & Toy,) s w corner

John and Townsend
Lewis Wm. machinist, 141 Barre
Lewis Wm paper store, 50 Lee
Lewis Wm. H. mariner, 208 Montgomery
Lewis Wm. tailor, 25 e Pratt
Lewis Wm. M. junk and paper, 24 n Liberty,

dw 50 Lee
Lewis Wm. machinist, 104 n Schroeder
Lewis William Penn, (Hodges Bros.) 28 Hol-

lins
Lewis Capt. Wm. C. 498 w Fayette
Lewis Wm. J. block and pump maker, 131

Cross
Lewitoch Jacob, jeweler, 16 w Pratt
Lewonthal Samuel, peddler, 323 n Gay
LEWY & LOEWENSTEIN, (Samson

Lewy, Jacob Loewenstein,) furnishing

goods, 234 w Baltimore
Lewy Samson, (Lewy & Loewenstein,) 255

e Baltimore
Lewyt Henry S. clerk, 45 n Front
Lewyt Solomon H. jewelry and watches, 45

n Front
Leyag Wm. 71 s Bethel
Leybold Jacob, drayman, 41 Leadenhall
Leyburn Annie, grocery, 50 Biddle al
Leydecker Philip, butcher, 87 Lexington

market, dw Frederick road w of toll-gate
Leydecker Theodore, butcher, 94 Lexington

market, dw Frederick road w of toll-gate
Leyer Stephen, carpenter, 309 n Central av
Leyhe Edward, reporter, 48 Hamburg
Leyser Bernard, cigar maker, 187 e Pratt
Leyshon David, copper smelter, 1 Cuba
Leyshon Reese, copper smelter, 4 Cuba
Liberty Mining Company of Baltimore, 5-St.

Paul
Lice Charles, 233 s Dallas
Lichenberg Augustus, soap and candles, 843

w Pratt
Lichner Henry, 227 s Bethel
Lichner John, 29 s Washington, F. P.
Lichty Samuel K. cutter, 84 Aisquith
Licke Wm. porter, 41 Tessier
Lickfeld Henry, tailor, 222 w Pratt
Lidard John, teamster, 68 Decker
Lidig John, tailor, 34 s Durham
Liddan R. fruit dealer, 182 Dover
Liddle Joseph, blacksmith, 15 Chew
Lieben Henry, second-hand goods, 238 Light
Lieberman John, apothecary, cor Eager and

Eden
Lieberman Peter, painter, 56 e Pratt
Liebert John, laborer, 9 s Choptank
Liebhart Rev. Henry, 1 Mosher

AUG. G. ME:yER & CO., MannTactiirers of White liCnd, Zinc, Putty, Lampblacli:, Glne,
Neateroot OU, Saltpetre. Paints ana V'nl-nl»lie«, 100 AV. Ijombard Street.

SMITH EF.OS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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LIEBIG GUSTAV A., P. D. analytical
chemist, over 71 w Second, dw Frederick
road, Balto. Co.
Lieblich Marcus, dry goods, 151 Lexington
Liebman & Dellevie, (J. Liebman, J. Delle-
vie, U. Dellevie, S. Dellevie,) domestic ci-
gars, n w cor Gay and Fayette and 4 w
Pratt
Liebman Dr. Gustav, 63 n Front
Liebman Henry, 63 n Front
Liebman Joseph, (Liebman & Dellevie,) 14 e

Fayette
Lieder August, carpenter, 94 Leadenhall
Lieder Mrs. Ellen, confectioner, 684 w Bal-
timore
Lieder Joim, boiler maker, 684 "w Baltimore
Liedlich Henry, cook, 48 s Dewberry al
Liemback Wni. laborer, 293 s Charles
Liendenbacli Christian, tailor, 30 n Spring
Lien Louis, coppersmith, 11 Albemarle
Liers John, clerk, '231 Conway
Liers Robert, tinner, 85 Dover
Lieutand Dennis, carpenter, 765 w Baltimore
Lieutand Maurice, laborer, 765 w Baltimore
Liesber Catherine, 198 Canton av
Liesner Catherine, 198 Canton av
Liester Israel, carpenter, 608 w Pratt
Lighea Albert F. stone mason, 2H) e Chase
Ligher Christian, 41 Philpot
Lighthiser John, shoemaker, 250 Hamburg
Lighthouse Cliarles, cabinet maker, 145 s

Exeter
Lightliouse Ann M. grocer, 145 s Exeter
Lightmeyer Geo. sawyer, 178 Hughes
Lightner Christopher, nightman, 151 Forrest
Lightner Fanny, 109 n Gay
Lightner Geo. W. laborer, 420 Hanover
Lightner Henry, boiler maker, 118 Hambug
Lightner Henry, tin and sheet iron worker,

101 Hillen
Lightner .John M. bricklayer, 15 Chew
Lightner Wm. H. tinner, 152 n Spring

LIGHTNER, WM. P. Real Estate
Agent and Collector, Basement
Chesapeake Bank. Dw. 216 N.
Calvert.

Likes Jacob, gas fitter, 2 n Sharp, dw 85 n

Pine
Likens Frederick, coachman, 333 Lexington
Lille Charles, clerk, 538 Lexington
Liller Frederick, ivory turner, 3 Park
Lillis John, laborer, 23 Concord
Lilly And w. E. carpenter, Hoffman nr Gordon
Lilly Alonzo, merchant, 95 w Monument
Lilly Alonzo, jr. clerk, 95 w Monument
Lilly Bridget,' nurse, 248 Madison av
Lilly Geo. W. carpenter, 164 Preston, dw 156

Garden
Lilly John S. glass blower, 11 Abby al
Lilly Richard, saddler, 7 s Calvert, dw 3 n

Mount, t. ear Baltimore
Lilly Wm. A. carpenter, 156 Garden
Lilly Wm. H; saddler, 3 n Mount near Bal-
timore

Limbach , laborer, 119 s Spring

Limbach Geo. cabinet maker, 60 Portland
Liming Gilbert, govm't employ, 92 Warner
Limmer Eve, 330 e Lombard
Limmer Laurence, shoemaker, 39 s Wolfe

Limroth Conrad, laborer, 33 Abbot
Limpert August, tailor, 341 Canton av
Linaweaver Geo. W. tin can maker, 81 Chats

worth
Linaweaver John W. (Ensor & L.)]22 n Finn
Linaweaver Lewis H. shoemaker, 49 n Pop-

pleton
Linaweaver Peter, tinner, 32 n Republican
Linch B. piano maker, 254 s Shar))
Linch Mrs. Catherine, grocery, 219 Mullikin
Linch John, blacksmith, rear 17 Butler
Linch Wm. saloon keeper, 182 s Eutaw
Linck John G. butcher, 26 Belair Market, dw

Jenkins la, nr Greenmount Cemetery
Lincoln Francis, clerk, 296 Saratoga
LINCOLN HARRY W. baker and confec-
tioner, 76 s Broadway
Lincoln Joseph S. baker and confectioner,

294 Saratoga, dw 20 Chatsvvorth
Lincoln A. H. in Balto. Marine Ins. Co. 76

Bolton
Lincoln Wm. R. superint'd House of Refuge
Lincoln Joseph, Bible agent, 56 Gough
Lind E. G. architect, over s w cor Charles

and Fayette, dw 6 Tovvnsend
Lind Geo. shot maker, 26 s Oregon
Lind Samuel H. millinery, 201 n Gay
Lindan Abraham, shoemaker, 101 Harrison
Lindau & Co. (J. E. Lindau, Max Lindau,)

importers of liquors, 5 n Gay
Lindau Joseph E. (Lindau & Co.) 67 Hillen
Lindau Max, (Lindau & Co.) 65 Hillen
LINDEMAN EDWARD C. wholesale wines

and liquors, 59 s Charles, dw 148 s Sharp
Lindeman Elizabeth, 69 Dallas
Lindeman Frederick, shoemaker, 201 Fred-
erick av
Lindeman L. Gustav. tailor, 314 w Pratt
Lindeman John, carpet manuf. and dealer,

173 e Baltimore
Lindeman John, bakery, 228 n Gay
Lindeman Kundaguiida G. confectioner, n w

cor Fayette and Pearl
Lindeman Nicholas, tailor, 10 Walnut al
Linden Edward, baker, 76 s Broadway
Linden Ernest C. embroidery and fancy

goods, 143 w Baltimore
Linden Herman, crockery ware, 136 Franklin
Linden Capt. John, mariner, 98 e Baltimore
Lindenborn David, trader, 86 Penna. av
Lindenbum Dietrich, porter, over 41 Centre

Market space
Lindenburger Chas.T.(Happersett& Linden-
burger,) 2 n Front
Lindenburger Charles, paper hanger, 368

Lexington
Lindenburger George, tailor, 341 e Eager
Lindenburger John, jr. tailor, 338 c Eager
Lindenburger Mrs. Alary, 368 Lexington
Lindenburger Wm. soldier, 368 Lexington
Lindenbum Henry, tailor, 274 s Sharp
Lindenbum Mrs. Henry, 247 s Sharp
Lindenfelser John, furn. wagon, 183 Columbia
LINDENMAN JOHN F. commission mer-
chant, 48 s Gay, dw 56 s Greene
Lindenmann Wm. turner, 243 s Bond
Lindenstruih Christian, shoemaker, 30 Pres-
ident
Lindenstruth Lewis, cigar mak. 30 President
LINDNER BARBARA, restaurant, 79 n

High
Lindner George, shoemaker, 13 Spring ct
Lindner Henry, restaurant, 67 n Central av

THE GROVER & BAKER SE^\^^•G MAfHINE is the best for all purposes— SAI<KS
R009IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

study ycux Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Lindner John A. porter, 38 Marion
Lindon Elizabetii, laundress, 110 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Lindower Christian, carver, 25 Brown
Lindsay Anthony, grocery, 154 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Lindsay Andrew B. grocery and liquor store,

153 Forrest
Lindsay Alex. H. bricklayer, 112 Lee
Lindsay Bonj. F. collector, 165 German
Lindsay Elizabeth, 20 n Paca
LINDSAY GEORGE W. collector, 20 n Paca
Lindsay Granville, clerk, s e cor Greene and

Lexington
Lindsay John, carpenter, 132 s Castle
Lindsay John H. plasterer, 299 e Kager
Lindsay Wm. R. (Wm. Paul & Co.) 35 Or-
chard
Lindt Frederick, shoemaker, 178 Central av
Lineburger Mary A. 123 n Front
Lines Henry, laborer, 152 Dallas
Lines James, 305 Forrest
Lingard Fred'k W.tin and sheet iron worker,

156 e Baltimore
Linirelbach Charles, tailor, 53 s Liberty
Lingelbach Henry, tailor 222 s Bond
Lingemann Henry, laborer, 59 James la
Lingenberger A. laborer, 86 Eastern av
Lingenfelder Mrs. Elizabeth, 107 Penna. av
Lingenfelder Geo. shocmak., 142 e Lombard
Lingenfelder Henry, clerk, 74 Bolton
Lingenfelder Mary, grocery, 301 Light
Lingruver Charles, teacher, 403 Light
Linhard Andrew, prof, of music, 97 Ensor
Li^ihard John, musician, 103 o Madison
Linhard Michael, musician, 13 Stirling
Linhard Thomas, musician, 14 Stirling
Linise Conrad, cooper, 151 s Spring
Link Conrad, tavern, 225 Aliceaiina
Link Henry, tailor, 26 Knox al
Link John, tailor, 111 Dover
Link John, cooper, 172 Aliceanna
Link John, piano maker, 125 n Central av
Link John, laborer, Clinton near Elliott
Link Ludwig, shoemaker, 45 s Durham
Link Mrs. iVlary A. 72 Durst al
Link Philip, clerk, 127 Vine
Link Samuel, shoemaker, 199 Stirling
Link Samuel, laborer, 2 Mount
Link Solomon, boot and shoe dealer, 22}4

Harrison
Linkelfeelter John, shoemaker, 103 Eastern av
Linker Henry, laborer, 32 Walsh
Linker Henry, confectionery, 45 n Fremont
Linker Lewis, cabinet maker, 15 Diamond
Linker Wm. cooper, 71 Granby
Linn Bernard, horse drover, 104 Druid Hill av
\ Linn Charles, hostler, 6 Tyson
Linn Michael, laborer, 30 Decker
Linn Peter, 104 Druid Hill av
Linn Samuel H., U. S. N,, 26 North
Linn Terrance, hostler, 104 Druid Hill av
Linnenborm He^ry, sawyer, 130 Saratoga
Linnenkemper Henry, huckster, 236 n Cen-
tral av
Linnenkemper Harman, cigar inspector, 236

n Central av
Linnenkohl C. soldier, 27 n Dallas
Linsey Richard, upholsterer, 234 e Lombard
Linsenmeyer John, milk, 224 s Paca
Linsner John, tavern, 182 s Ann
Linthicum Anna R. teacher, 172 Hanover
Linthicum Mrs. Amanda, 40 Lexington

Linthicum Mrs. Ann E. 222 w Hoffman
Linthicum A. L engineer, 122 Preston
Linthicum Charles G. veterinary surgeon, 131

German
Linthicum & Co. (Chas. G. Linthicum, James
F. Bailey) livery and sale stables 411 w
Baltimore and 100 German /

Linthicum Francis, ship carpenter, 178 Mont-
gomery
Linthicum Hamilton S. conductor B. & 0. R.

R., 9 McHenry
Linthicum John, engineer, 54 s Schroeder
Linthicum Josiah B. navigator, 178 Mont-
gomery
Linthicum Dr. J. G. 824 w Baltimore
Linthicum Leotiidas, clerk, 7 Calhoun
Linthicum Thomas, huckster, 115 Cross
Linthicum Thomas F. collector, 99 Hollins
LIJNTHICUIM THALES A. attorney, 71 w
Fayette, dw s w cor Lanvale and Grundy
Linthwaite Mary F. 97 Garden
Lintlad Wm. porter, 10 w Baltimore
Lintner Conrad, laborer, 24 Burke
Linton & Lamott, (J. D. Linton, F. La-
mott,) agricultural implements, office 72 w
Pratt, factory 151 n High
Linton Mrs. Jane, 228 Lemmon
Linton John, potter, 158 Cross
Linton J. D. (Linton & Lamott,) 143 n High
Linton John W. soldier, 390 West
Linton Wm. potteries, n w cor Fine and Lex-
ington, dw 289 Lexington
Linze Catherine, 54 w Hoffman
Linzey Mrs. Elizabeth, 18 East
Linzey John H. plasterer, 299 e Eager
Linzey Samuel M. chairmaker, 360 n Gay
Linzey Sarah M. tailoress, 189 Preston
LION & BRAUL, (E. Lion, W. Braul,)
trunk and carpet-bag manufactory, 282 w
Pratt
Lion Elken (Lion & Braul,) 55 Portland
Lipfard Fre'dk, blacksmith, 237 Lemmon al
Lipkin Wm. cigar maker, 38 Liberty al
Lipp Adams, shoemaker, 152 Low
LIPP FRANCIS X. clothier, s w cor Balti-
more and Paca, dw 22 s Paca
Lipp James, (Bacon &. Co.) 25 George
Lipp John, tavern, 171 s Siiarp
Lipp John, carter, 286 William
Lipp Valentine, lager beer, 224 e Eager
Lipper Wolf, millinery and fancy goods, 179

n Gay
Lippey Mrs. Elizabeth, 74 n Pine
Lippey George, carpenter, 393 Franklin
Lippey Jesse, police, 210 Barre
Lippey Joseph C. tobacconist, 342 Franklin
Lippie John L. painter, 352 n Eutaw
LIPPINCOTT JAMES B. beef and pork in-
spector, 12 Balderston, dw 306 Flollins
Lipps Christopher, (Lipps & Vogel,) 18 Cal-

verton road
LIPPS & VOGEL, (C Lipps, P. R. Vogel,)
Calverton soap and candle works, Cal-
verton road, near Baltimore
Lipschnetz Mrs. Caroline, dry goods, 349 n

Gay
Lipscomb John D. (Wilson & Lipscomb,)

18 Calhoun
Lipscomb Rev. P. D. colonization agent, 18

s Calhoun
Lischer Paul, wheelwright, 172 Druid Hill av
Lissberger David, (1). Lissberger & Bro.)
27 Camden

JABIES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— AV^surren's Fire and AVater-prooT
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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LISSBERGER D & BRO. (D. Lissberger,
M. Lissburger,) tinners and plumbers' sol-
der, 8 Camden
Lissberger Marks, (D. Lissberger & Bro.)

27 Camden
Liscomb Capt. J. mariner, 343 s Sharp
Lish Wm. teacher, 101 Cross
Lisher Richard, laborer, 37 Eastern av
Lisle John D. clerk, 331 Saratoga
Lisle Mrs. Sarah, 331 Saratoga
Lisner Abraham, furnishing goods, 83 n Gay
List Frederick, tailor, 84 n Exeter
List Frederick, box maker, 56 Portland
List J. Adam, 15 n Poppleton
List Jacob, shoemaker, 213 Lexington
List Jacob, laborer, 15 n Poppleton
List Jno. grocery and liquors, 214 e Lombard
Liston James, laborer, 519 w Baltimore
Lischer Andrew, shoemaker ,757 w Baltimore
Lister Thomas, builder, 324 Saratoga
Lister Thomas S. carpenter, 324 Saratoga
Listman Josephine, rear 211 s Bethel
Litchfield Sam'l A. iron finisher, 185 Hollins
Liichky August, lab. 148 s Washington, F. P.
Litsinger Henry T. furniture. 111 Cathedral,

dw 33 Chase
Littell Dr. N. W. 148 n Greene
LITTIG CALEB B. fancy store. 57 n Eutaw,

dw 81
Littig James G., U. S. N.,64 St. Paul
Littig John M. bookkeeper Chesapeake Bank,

64 St. Paul
Littig Luther, 58 Buchanan's wharf, dw 64

St. Paul
Littig Nicholas, U. S. N., 64 St. Paul
Littig Philip, jr. cashier Marine Bank, 66

Gough
Little iVlrs. Annie, 526 w Fayette
Little Ellis, tinner, 149 e Fayette
Little Charles G. gilder, 318 Aisquith
Little Mrs. Catherine, 102 n Greene
Little Uavid, grocery, 104 n Bond
Little Elizabeth, tailoress, 147 Raborg
Little Edward C. painter, 130 n Eden
Little Francis L. police, 77 St. Peter
Little James, shoemaker, 217 n Caroline
Little James, rags, 23 Barnes
Little Jane, 38 e Lombard
Little John, carpet layer, 125 Franklin
Little Mrs. M. R. 102 n Greene
Little Mrs. Margaret, 65 McHenry
Little Patrick, huckster, 71 Perry
Little Mrs. Rachael, nurse, J74 Sarah Ann
Little Robert & Son, (Robert Little, Robert

B. Little) metal workers, 1 n Exeter
Little Robert, (Robert Little & Son) 56 Ais-
quith
Little Robert B., (Robert Little & Son) 56

Aisquith
Little Robert W. sailmaker, 38 e Lombard
Little Samel C, Guy's Monument house
Little Mrs. Sarah A. 77 St. Peter
LITTLE STI'^PHEN, Auditor Northern

Central Railway, 251 n Howard
Little Stephen, police, 94 s Caroline
Little Thomas A. salesman, 38 e Lombard
Little Thomas, police, 3 Trinity
Little Wm. H. huckster, 160 George
Little Wm. salesman, 61 St. Paul
Littlefield John W. ship carpenter, 151 Cross
Littlefield Rufus P. 4 s Greene
Littleton Annie, 324 w Lombard
Litz Frederick, gas metre inak. 23 e Lombard

Litz George A. cooper, 38 Union
Litz George A. cooper, 33 Elizabeth la
Litz Henry, lager beer, 60 Mulberry
Litz Mrs. R. grocery, 23 e Lombard
Litzinger Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 8 s Paca
Litzinger Richard, police, 312 Franklin
Litzinger Richard, police, 119 e Madison
Litzinger Richard, pattern maker, 11 Comet
Livermore John W. painter, 28 s Regester
Liverpool and London Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Co., 57 Second, Wm. Krebs, agt
Livesey Mrs. Alice, 275 n Eutaw
Livesey Giles, engineer, 275 n Eutaw
Livesey Hubbert, boiler maker, 275 n Eutaw
Livesey James, clerk, 275 n Eutaw
LIVEZEY E. real estate broker, 48 Lexing-
ton, near Charles, dw Baltimore Co
Livingston Constant, caulker, 72 Johnson
Livingston Mrs. Elizabeth, 178 Orleans
Livingston Francis, hatter, 232 Light
Livingstone Mrs. Elizabeth, 60 Forrest
Livingston Geo. W. painter, 318e Monument
Livingston George, soldier, 60 Forrest
Livingston James H. clerk, 272 Light
Livingston James H. caulker, 54 Johnson
Livingston John, laborer, 60 Forrest
Livingston John F. tin and sheet iron worker,

155 Orleans
Livingston Lorenzo, shoemaker, 318 e Mon-
ument
Livingston Levingus, 33 Lexington
Livingston Peter, clerk, 169 Hanover
Livingston Seth P. boot and shoe maker, 272

Light
Livingston Wm. clerk, 90 s Paca
Livingston Wm. E. clerk, 101 w Baltimore
Livingston Wm. E. clerk, 272 Light
Livingston Wm. oysters, 258 n Eutaw
Lizer Wm. blacksmith, 14 s Republican
Llewellen James, carpenter, 338 e Pratt
Llewellen Thos. copper smelter, 38 Haubert
Lloyd Edward, prop. Peabody house, n e cor

St. Paul and Centre
Lloyd Edward H. clerk, 145 e Baltimore
Lloyd Frisby, boots, shoes and gaiters, 146

w Baltimore, dw 268 e Baltimore
Lloyd J. P. grocer, 57 s Exeter
Lloyd John, dep. sheriff, 178 William
Lloyd John A. milk, 118 Conway
Lloyd Mary, 197 s Chapel
Lloyd Mrs. Mary P. 52 n Calvert
Lloyd Philemon, butter, 145 e Baltimore and

115 Lexington
Lloyd Reuben, tin and sheet iron worker, 136

n Eutaw, dw 138
Lloyd Thomas, watchman Quarter Masters

office, 43 Hampstead
liloyd Upshur, (W. LloyJ & Co.) cor Court-
land and Franklin
Lloyd U. & Co. (Upshur Lloyd, Henry C.
Wayne,) commission merchants, 93 Smith's
wharf
Lloyd Wm. locksmith, 221 Hollins
Lloyd Wm. J. Union hotel, s w cor Charles

and Pratt
Llufrio Capt. John, mariner, 131 s High
Loane Edwin D. city collector's office, dw 95

e Pratt
Loane Eliza Ann, 209 Hanover
Loane Fannie E. teacher, 72 n Eden
Loane George J. glass, oils and paints, foot

of Cross, dw 70 Barre
Loane George B. teacher, 45 Chew

RAYMONO, BURTON St CO., 168 Baltlmore-st., near CalT-ert. keep ttie Largest
Best Appointed Sblrt and Famishing Goods House In tbe United States.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Loane Henry E. bricklayer, 97 Cliatsworth
LOANE JABEZ W. sailmaker, 2 Bowly's

wharf, and U.S. flag store, 67 w Pratt, dw

89 Barre. — [Seep. 23 Jldvertisements.]
Loane James R. machinist, 58 Jefferson
Loane John, cabinet maker, 72 n Eden
Loane John W. bricklayer, 94 McCulloh
Loane Joseph, undertaker, 568 w Baltimore
Loane Joseph G. ship joiner, Warren near

Covington, Wells' wharf, dw 48 Hanover
Loane Maria, 199 e Monument
Loane Richard, clerk, 65 Pine
Loane Richard, shoemaker, 65 Pine
Loane Wm. clerk, 209 Hanover
Lobe Isaac, pawnbroker, 15 s Gay
Lobe Isaac, Lurssen & Co. (Isaac Lobe,

Chas. C. Lurssen, Henry Petzold,) steam

tobacco works, 4 e Lombard
Lobis John, laborer, 23 Rock
Lobe Isaac, (Isaac Lobe, Lurssen & Co.) 15 s

Gay
Leber George, lager beer, 256 n Central av
Lobert Chas baker, 4 n High
Lochary Mary, milliner, 3 w Baltimore
Locher George H (Kalbfus and Locher,) 154

e Monument
Lochman Conrad, sugar refiner, 325 Hanover
Lochner Chas. F. clothing cutter, 91 Pearl
liOchner George, laborer, 216 s Bond
Lochner Nicholas, tailor, 347 e Lombard
Lock John, plasterer, 255 Cross
Locke Frederick, jr., soldier, 50 s Bond
Locke Henry N. police, 207 Conway
Locke Henry M. tin and sheet iron worker,

207 Conway
Lockard Francis T. clerk, 290 w Baltimore
Lockerman Benjamin, grocer, s e cor Howard

and Hill
Lockhart Moses, carp. 352 Washington road
Lockington James, 8 HoUins
Lockington Mrs. Lucinda, 8 Hollms
Lockman Mrs. T. seamstress, 44 Aliceanna
Lockner Chas. F. tailor, 13 L. McElderry
LOCKWOOD CHAS. L. & CO. (C. L.

Lockwood, F. Hufty, R. H. Taylor,) gents'

furnishing goods and shirt manufacturers,

121 w Baltimore
Lockwood Chas. L. (Chas. L. Lockwood &

Co.j New York
Lockwood Charles M. news dealer, 42)^ n

Greene, dw 236 Lexington
Lockwood Charles, 42 n Liberty
Lockwick David, copper smelter, 72 Beason
Lockwood Ellison J. ass 't assessor 3d district,

754 w Baltimore
Lockwood Ellison, shoemkr. 754 w Baltimore
Lockwood Mrs. Elizabeth, doctoress, 236

Lexington
Lockwood Francis W. 615 w Lombard
Lockwood George W. clerk, 236 Lexington
Lockwood Henry C. sutler, 25 s Sharp
Lockwood John, tailor, 382 w Lombard
Lockwood Wm. boot fitter, 236 Lexington
Lockwood Wm. F. (J. C. Bridges & Co.) 185

w Hoffman
Loebenstein Jonas M. 113 e Lombard
Loechly Charles C. clerk, 198 Penna. av
Loedeman Mrs. Annie, West bet. Eutaw and

Russell
Loelkes Sebastian, restaurant, n e cor Hamp-

stead and Choptank
Loeser Charles, turner and grocery, n w cor

Eden and Bank

Lopser Charles, grocery, s e cor Baltimore and

Gilmor
Loesner Lawrence, laborer, 317 e Lombard
Loewe Henry, clerk, 437 Lexington
Loewenstein Jacob, (Lewy & Loewenstein,)

234 w Baltimore
Lowerlstein Lewis, (Garthe & Loewenstein,)

41 f'ine
Loewenstein Louis, (Garthe & Loewenstein,)

257 Saratoga
Loewenthal Charles H. silk and straw milli-
nery, 27 n Howard
Loewenberg Louis, cigar maker, 34 e Lombard
LOEWKR PETER, tavern, sw cor Lombard

and Light
Loft Henry L. carpenter, 27 n Fremont
Loflin Christina, tavern, 41 Lancaster
Loffler John, hair dresser. 166 e Baltimore
Loftin John, carpenter, 132 Ensor
Loftis Mrs. Julia, Mount Royal,. N. C. R.
Loftus Mrs. Mary, 20 s Front
Loftus Michael, laborer, Clinton
Loftus Thos. machinist. Eagle Hotel, Hillen
Loftus Timothy, moulder, 3 Druid Hill av
Logan Charles W. druggist, 300 n Eutaw
Logan David, (McClelland & Logan,) Cal-

vcrton house, Calverton road
Logan George, fruiterer, 41 Lemmon
Logan G. S. clerk, 93 Aisquith
Logan James H. cabinet maker, 388 Lexing-
ton
Logan James, machinist, 317 Light
Logan J. H. cabinet maker, 41 n Paca
"Logan James, sr., (J. Logan & Son,) 99 s

Eden
Logan James, jr., (J. Logan & Son,) 99 s

Eden
Logan Jas. & Son, (J. Logan, sr,J Logan, jr.)
feed and grain dealers, 77 McElderry 's whf
Logan Joseph T. justice of the peace, 411 w

Baltimore, dw 10 s Greene
Logan Mrs. Mary, 146 Mulberry
Logan Michael, laborer, 245 Hamburg
Logan Robert V. bookkeeper, 153 Garden
Logan Sarah, teacher, 40 Richmond
Logan Wm. C. iron moulder, 97 s Caroline
Logeman Henry, sr., Belair av near Baltimore

Cemetery
Logeman J. H. C. jr. bookkeeper, 140 Barre
Logsdon Mary, 381 e Eager
Logue James, flour and produce, 118 n How-
ard, dw 249 n Eutaw
Logue John, shoemaker, 12 Concord
Logue Lewis, Gov. conductor R. R. 93 s

Exeter
Logue Mrs. Mary A. 164 Ensor
Logue Margaret, 8 Hagar's ct
Logue Peter, furniture wagon, 174 Pearl
Logue Reuben, watchman, 29 s Durham
Logue Wm. T. 106 Lexington
Logue Wm. H paper hanger, 164 Ensor
Logue Wm. telegraph operator, 93 s Exeter
Lohman Augustus, barber and cupper, n w
cor Fayette and Frederick, dw II w Fayette
Lohman Albert, laborer, 2 Fountain
Lohman Frederick, restaurant, 177 Franklin
Lohman Harman, carpenter, rear of 149

Franklin
Lohman James, blacksmith, 15 L. York
Lohman John A. laborer, 1 Court row
Lohman Mrs. Martha, 148 Burgundy al
LohmuUer August, shoemaker, 116 e Lom-
bard

J. HEWRY GIESE, Commission Wterchant. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «Ste.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 31 Spear'a WTiarfc

n

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Lolnniillur Mrs. Dorothea, shoe dealer, ] IG e

Lombard
Lohmami Barbara, dairy, 29 Eastern av
LUHMANN CHRISTIAN H., Harford

dairy, 29 Eastern av
Lohmulier Henry, tin and stove maker, 237

Aliceanna
Lohmulier Thomas, tinware and stoves, 326

n Howard
Lohmyer Wm. H. trimminp;s, 9] Hanover
Lohr Henry, gardiner, St. Mary's Seminary
Loiirfink Arnold, cattle dealer, 324 Forrest
Lohrfink Anna, 324 Fori'est
Lohrmann John H. shoemaker, 317 s Charles
Lohi-mann Michael, baker, 239 s Siiarp
Lohse& Bro. (C. A. Lohse, W. H. Lohse,)

tanners, n e cor Eastern and Central avs
Lohse C. A. (Lohse & Bro.) 108 Eastern av
Lohse W. H. (Lohse & Bro.) 108 Eastern av
Lois Geoige, agent, 442 n Gay
Lokamp Charles, porter, 52 Richmond
Loker Mrs. Eliza, 316 e Baltimore
Loman Augustus, lager beer saloon, 25 w

Fayette
Loman Augustus, laborer, Clinton s of Boston
Loniax James, 64 Raborg
Lomback John, laborer, 12 Guilford al
Lombard Andrew J. telegraph operator, 21

Lexington
Londragon Mrs. Hannah, 155 Garden
Lonenberger John, wood worker, 237 s Dallas
Lonas Wm. tinner, 46 Bank
LONEY & CO. (B. S. Loney,) dry goods*
commission mercliants, 11 and 13 German
Loney Boudinot S. (Loney & Co.) 267 Madi-
son av
Loney & Bro. (T. H. Loney, R. W. Loney,)

stoves and tinware, 156 n Gay
Loney Charles, butcher, 64 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 244 s Paca

LONEY F. B. & CO. (F. B. Loney,
W. R. Barry, R- S. Finley, Irvin
Neale, J. P. Ellieott,) Importers
and Dealers in Hardware, Cut-
lery, &c.,3 Hanover.

Loney Francis B. (F. B. Loney & Co.) 294

Madison av
Loney Henry D. (Mathews & Loney,) 182

w Hoffman
Loney Mary A. 298 Madison av
Loney Robert W. (Loney & Bro.) 29 Har-
ford av
Loney Thomas D. (Hall & Loney,) 298

Madison av
Loney Thomas H. (Loney & Bro.) 87 n High
Loney Wm. A. 237 Madison av *
Loney Wm. 168 n Calvert
Long Adam, coppersmelter, 7 Cuba
Long Adam, watchman, Nicholson, betw

Towson and Cooksie
Long August, carter, 96 Sarah Ann
Long August, 108 n Calvert
Long B. mariner, 10 Fell
LONG & BYRNE, (Stephen B. Long, Wm.

H. Byrne,) carpenters and builders, 17

Morris al

Long , flagman N. C. R. 357 Cathedral

Long Casper, cooper, 166 William
Long Charles, laborer, 30 Burke

Long Ciiarles, provision dealer, n e cor East-
ern av and Exeter
Long Charles J. confectioner, 393 s Charles
Long Conrad, barrels, 424 Saratoga
Long Conrad, shoemaker, 151 William
Long Conrad, soldier, 337 e Lombard
Long Cornelius B. ship carpenter, 120 Gough
Long Cyrus G. clerk, 53 s Poppleton
Long Daniel, conductor B.&O.R.R. 3 Wyeth
Long David, wholesale dealer in cloths, cas-

simeies and veslings, 21 German, dw 180

Hanover
Long Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, 323 e Pratt
Long Elizabeth, 89 s Fremont
Long Mrs. Klizabeth W. 173 Garden
Long Mrs. Elizabeth, 44 s Schroeder
Long Mrs. KIlis B 175 n Howard
Long Mrs. F^rances A. 343 e Baltimore
Long Frederick, cigar maker, 176 s Wolfe
Long Frederick, wood sawyer, 123 s Wolfe
Long Frederick, tailor, 76 s Dallas
Long George, tailor, 27 s Washington, F. P.
Long George, grocery, 4 Sarah Ann
Long George, glass blower, 452 Light
Long Gustavus, 188 Aliceanna
Long Henry K. (Wm. E. Bartlett, jr. & Co.)

100 Park
Long Henry, laborer, 31 w Hoffman
Long Henry, furniture wagoner, 67 Preston
Long Jacob, brakesman B. & O. R. R. 106

Raborg
Long Jacob, stevedore, 199 e Eager
Long James, laborer, 32 Addison
Long John, shoemaker, 423 Saratoga
Long John, broom maker, 89 Harrison
Long John R. secretary of Baltimore and

Cuba Mining and Smelting Co., office 30

South, dw 175 n Howard
Long John, higer beer, 133 n Bond
Long John T. clerk, 120 Gough
Long John, feed, 454 Saratoga
Long John, laborer, P.eason near Haubert
Long John T. solditM', 7 Scott
Long John, glass blower, Stockholm bet.Eu-

taw and Russell
Long John, shoemaker, 76 s Dallas
Long John, iron roller, 22 Fountain
Long John, tailor, 97 s Dallas
Long J. F. (Long& Smith,) 187 Saratoga
Long Leonard, carpenter, 416 Penna. av
Long Mrs. Lenora, 155 Vine
Long Lewis J. inspector of liquors, &c. 248 n

Gay
Long Littleton, mariner, 95 s Bond
Long Littleton, agent, 48 Bolton
Long Louisa, 244 s Sharp
Long Louis, butcher, 75 Dallas
i>ong Margaret, 80 n Schroeder
Long Maria, 215 Franklin *
Long Mrs. Mary, 284 w Eager
Long Mary, seamstress, 72 Washington, FH.
Long Mary, hucksteress, 291 e Madison
Long Mary H. 171 n Gay
Long Michael, laborer, 17 Elizabeth la
Long Michael, laborer, 10 Greenwillow
Long Michael, huckster, 182 Dover
Long Michael, huckster, rear of 56 n Eutaw
Long Philip, cigar maker, 155 Vine
Long Richard D, 245 Saratoga
Long& Smith, (J. F. Long, G. J. Smith,)

gents' boots, 1 n Calvert
Long Samuel, shoemaker, 86 n Exeter
Long Samuel K. shoemaker, 81 Druid Hill av

AUG. a. MEYER i^ CO., M.iinifactnrtrs of ^Vhite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lniupblack, Glue«
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and VariiisHts, loo W. Lombard Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STBEET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Long Samuel, ship carpenter, 120 Gough
Long Samuel, carpenter, 81 Druid Hill av
Long S. C attorney, 613 w Fayette
Long Sarah J. dress maker, 203 n Eutaw
Long Stephen B. (Long & Byrne,) 103

Druid Hill av
LONG SYDNEY C. attorney, 5 St. Paul,

dw 613 w Fayette
Long Thomas D. grocer, 117 s Exeter
Long Thomas W. carpenter, 79 s Chester
Long Wm. laborer, 192 s Chapel
Long Wm. shoemaker, 249 s Broadway
Long Wm. seaman, 49 s Chapel
Long Wm. H. barrels, 424 Saratoga
Longcope G. V. S. clerk, 23 s High
Longcope Harding, clerk, 23 s High
Longcope Mrs. Mary, 23 s High
Longfellow Thomas H. clerk. Mansion house
Longlieiiry John, carriage maker, 22 Lloyd
Longlcitig August, cigar maker, 9 Warner
Longley Charles H. laborer, 28 L. Church
Longley John, brickmaker, 147 Johnson
Longley Mrs. Mary, 28 L. Church
Longley Samuel, miller, 512 Lexington
Longren Jno. supervisor P. W. & B. R. R.,

97 Gough
LongwooJ D. laborer, 39 Block
Lonies Christopher, shoemaker, 11 Biddle al
Lonum Peter, laborer, 53 Haubert
Lonyi Albert, refreshment saloon, 64S w Bal-
timore
Lonzinatti Augustus, pressman, 12 Harrison
Loock Charles, piano maker, 23 Chatsworth
Loockerman Francis S. student at law, 121

Hollins
LOOS HENRY, lager beer, 12 n Frederick
Loos Henry, shoemaker, 40 George
Loos John, boot and shoemak. 130 Aisquith
Looser Henry, tailor, 31 Hampstead
Lops Mrs. Nancy, 108 s Wolfe
Lorant Joseph, stone cutter, 246 e Chase
LORD CHARLES W. whole, deal, brooms,
cordage, woodenware, imp. fancy goods, 88
and 90 w Lombard, dw 245 n Eutaw
Lord Henry, tailor, 76 Leadenhall
Lord John, drayman, 118 Conway
Lord Robert, tanner, 72 Block
Lord Wm. ship carpenter, 313 e Pratt
Lorden Dennis, laborer, 2 Townsend
Lorenz Anthony, harness mak. 306 Aisquith
Lorenz Henry, carpenter, 307 n Central av
Lorenz John, laborer, 20 s Durham
Loritz John, carpenter, 94 n Front
LORMAN ALEXANDER, s e cor Charles

and Lexington
Lorman i lowell, conductor, 382 e Baltimore
Lorman John, 382 e Baltimore
Lorman Margaret, 382 e Baltimore
Lorsch A. clerk, 24 s Sharp
Lori John, wheelwright, 140 Camden, dw 186

s Howard
Lorz John, Arbeiter hall, 5 s Frederick
Losberg Capt. Christian, mariner, 270 e Pratt
Loscom James, carpenter, 74 Lancaster
Loscumb Henry, laborer, 6 Barney
Losh Francis, porter, 269 n Dallas
Loskarn John, tailor, 62 s Caroline
LOSIER E. K. principal Baltimore Commer-
cial College, over n e cor Baltimore and
Charles, dw Eutaw house
Lott Wm. laborer, 383 Penna. av
Lotz Charles, scissor grinder, 13 Baker
Lotz George F. shoemaker, 165 Conway

Lotz Jacob, lager beer, 6 n Frederick
Lotz John, shoemaker, 165 Conway
Lotz Mathias, cooper, 72 Central av
Lotz Nicholas, barber, 118 Columbia, dw 157

s Sharp
Loucks John, baggage master N. C. R., Cal-
vert station
Loud Frederick, 283 e Baltimore
Loud GrenviUe, (C. M. Jackson & Co.) 283

e Baltimore
Loud Patrick, laborer, 388 w Eager
Loudenslager Conrad, carpenter, 350 w Fay-
ette
Loudenslager John W. bricklayer, 12 Brune
Loudenslager Samuel, piano maker, 352 w

Baltimore
Loudenslager Sylvanus, piano maker, Mary-
land house, w Baltimore
Loudcnwine John, boatman, 27 Lancaster
Louderbach Freder'k, cooper, 166 Sarah Ann
Louderman Frederick R. carpenter, 56 s

Broadway
Louderman Freder'k R. carpenter, 107 Gough
Louderman Henry R. 56 s Broadway
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, office 33

St. Paul
Louf Henry, piano maker, 450 w Pratt
Lough Joseph, accountant, 74 George
Loughran Margaret, 70 n Central av
Loughridge J. Eiivy, clerk B. & O. R. R. 362

n Eutaw
Louis Antone, shoemaker, 280 Poppleton
Louis Charles F. shoemaker, 242 Hanover
Louis C. Louis, upholsterer, 262 s Eutaw
Louis Wm. A. machinist, 143 Barre
Louman Henry, barber, 25 e Pratt
Lounsburg W. B. insurance agent, 63 w
Second

Loup , laborer, 4 Claggett al

Lourhman Barbara, 181. Eastern av

Louscon George, soldier, 251 s Bond

Louter Paulauter, confectioner, 42 n Pine

Love Mrs. Ann, 59 n Liberty

Love Augustus, horse dealer, 29 Chatsworth

Love Edward, 59 n Liberty,

Love George, mariner, 80 Lancaster

Love James H. bookkeeper, 29 Chatsworth

Love James M. carpenter, 125 Division

Love James, lieut. of police, 327 e Monument

Love James E. bricklayer, 36 n Fremont

Love Jane, seamstress, 49 Hillen

Love John A. 81 n Eden

Love Joseph, huckster, 83 n Eden

Love Joseph K. agent Poor Association, 173

Lee
Love, Martin & Co. (R. H. Love, C. V.
Martin,) produce, provision and commis-
sion merchants, 5 Exchange place
Love Mrs. Mary, grocery, 29 Chatsworth
Love Robert Horace, (Love, Martin & Co.)

138 Park
Love Samuel 0. laborer, 17 s Central av
Love Dr. Wm. S. 9 Penn
Love Wm. H. soldier, 59 n Liberty
Love Wm. 19 McLeary ct
Love Wm. E. machinist, 9 Penn
Loveday Mrs. Eliza, 55 n Liberty
Lovegrove Hannah, teacher, 71 n High
Lovegrove Lydia^ 71 n High
Lovegrove Parthenia, teacher, 71 n High
Lovejoy AL>bott L. clerk, 60 Barre
Lovejoy Charles A. clerk, 60 Barre
Lovejoy Henry A. L. tinner, 60 Barre

THE GliOVKR Si BAKER SEWING MACHINE: Is tlie liest for all purposes— SAI^BS
ROOJMCS— 181 BaltUuore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Lovejoy P. R. teacher, Mansion house
Lovell Wm. carpenter, Mt. Royal, N. C. R.
Lovely Mrs. Malinda, board 'g, 52s Schroeder
Lover Thomas, laborer, 481 Light
Lovering George A. butcher, 29 Centre, 13

Lexingto^i and 36 Hanover markets, dw

168 e Fayette
Loverty Elizabeth, 3 Truxton
Lovett B. laborer, Falls road, near tollgate
Lovett Patrick, laborer, 106 William
Lovhart Enoch, brickmaker, 156 s Fremont
Lowary John, carpenter, 24 Booth
Lowater Emanuel, shoemaker, 288 s Charles
Lowdenslayer Solomon, finisher, 231 Hollins
Low Alexander, laborer, 1 Raborg
Low Mrs. Aaron, s w corner Dolphin and

Garden
Low Gilbert, carpenter, 127 n Broadway
Lowe Charles E. junk shop, 53 s Eden
Lowe Elizabeth, 197 Montgomery
Lowe Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 62 Park
Lowe Henry, porter, 437 Lexington
Lowe .Jesse M. proprietor Western hotel, s

w cor Saratoga and Howard
Lowe Josepii, firtinan, 442 w Lombard
Lowe Josiah, fireman, 442 v, Lombard
Lowe John H. clerk U. S. district court, 5

Penn
Lowe John, hackman, 23 Pleasant
Lowe Mrs. Kate, 43 n Liberty
Lowe Levi B. 275 e Lombard
Lowe Levi B. n e cor Kden and Eastern av
Lowe Patrick, hackman, 4 Hawk
Lowe Thoma.s, laborer, 20 Abey a?
Lowe Win. laborer, 81 Cross
Lowekamp Charles B salesman, 64 Park
Lowikamp Frederick, porter, 197 Mulberry
LOWEKAMP JOHN H. merchant tailor, 64

Park
Lowekamp John F. cutter, 64 Park
Lowensteiii George, harness, 301 Aliceanna
Lowenlhal Abraham, second hand store, 83

Hillen
Lowenthal Daniel, clerk, 83 Hillen
Loweiithal Simon, grocery, s w cor Harrison

and Fayette
Lower Conrad, grocery, 141 Hollins
Lower John, huckster, 198 Aliceanna
Lower Louis, butcher, 46 Greenmount av
Lower Otto butcher, 92 Belair market, dw 46

Greenmount av
Lowery Mrs. Ann, 24 Durst al
Lowery Edward, laborer, 24 Durst al
Lowery Mary R. 306 e Pratt
Lownds Andrew J. 273 Madison av
Lownds James, stock and bill broker, 91 w

Second, dw 42 n Front
Lowrey Alex. F., carpenter, 305 e Lombard
Lowry Mrs. Agnes, 6.38 w Lombard
Lowry Albert, soldier, 18 Columbia
Lowry Andrew, restaurant, 1 Bank la
Lowry James, mariner, 18 Columbia
Lowry James J. machinist, 638 w Lombard
Lowry James, janitor of floating .school
Lowry John E. clerk, 18 Columbia
Lowry .Tolin, huckster, 192 s llegester
Lowry John, clerk, 102 Madison
LOWRY JOHN D. clerk of Court of Com-
mon Pleas, 314 n Caroline
Lowry Joseph, photographer, 18 Columbia
Lowry Mary, 148 e Monument
Lowry Mary, tailnress, 47 n Central av
Lowry Mrs. Sarah, IS Columbia

Lowry Capt. Thomas, 263 e Pratt
Lowry Thomas, engineer, 617 w Pratt
Lowry Wm. P. clerk, 18 Columbia
Lowry Wm. L. clerk in Court of Common

Pleas, 5 s Broadway
Lowther Jas. F. carpenter, 887 w Baltimore
Lox John, confectionery, 109 Hill
LOYOLA COLLEGE, s w cor Calvert and

Madison
Lubbecke Charles, tailor, 241 Canton av
Lubecker John S. porter and minereal water,

22 Thames
Lubecker Lewis, bag maker, 135 s Caroline
Lubke Henry, cabinet maker, 239 s Charles
Lubker Henry, laborer, 38 Aliceanna
Lubs J. P. & Co. grocers, n e corner Greene

and Saratoga
Lubuirg Charles, 59 Jefferson
Luby Thomas, grocery, 7 Hamilton
Lucas Amos F. shoemaker, 11 Harmony la
Lucas Brothers, (W. F. Lucas,) publishers

and stationers, 170 w Baltimore
Lucas Charlotte 17 s Republican
Lucas Edward C. 60 Courtland
Lucas Edward, messenger Adams Express,

17 s Republican
Lucas Francis, butcher, 5 Lexington market,

dw Butcher's row, Penna. av
Lucas Mrs. Frances M. 270 w Fayette
Lucas Henry A. type foundry, 7 Bank la,

dw 199 St. Paul
Lucas Jas. B. machinist, 16 Stirling
Lucas James & Son, (J. Lucas, J. D. Lucas,)

book and job printers, oyer 19 s Calvert
Lucas James, (James Lucas & Son,) 96 n

Exeter
Lucas John D. (James Lucas & Son,) 23 s

Exeter
Lucas John W. paper hanger, 148 s Caroline
Lucas Jos. paper hanger. Eagle hotel, Hillen
Lucas Major C. mariner, 301 s Charles
Lucas Richard, blacksmith, Falls road near

Northern av
Lucas Samuel, printer, 96 n Exeter
Lucas Sylvanus H. clerk, 102 Mulberry
Lucas Thomas W. shoemaker, 104 n Caroline
Lucas Thomas O. shoemaker, 2 Mott
Lucas Theodore H. machin. 16 s Republican
Lucas Wm. B. carpenter, 142 Pine
Lucas Wm. F. (Lucas Bros.) 247 n Calvert
Luce Matthew F. brakesman, 51 s Schroeder
Lucchesi Frederick A. clerk, 167 Madison av
Lucchesi Frederick, professor of music, 167

Madison av
Luck Albert, laborer, 8 s Gist
Luck Henry J. restaurant, 98 w Pratt
Lucke Henry H. (Henry H. Lucke & Co.

65 Jefferson
Lucke Henry H. & Co. (Henry H. Lucke,)

merchant tailors, 19 n Calvert
Lucke John P. watchmaker, 156 Henrietta
Luckert Conrad, porter, 12 Union
Luckett J. H. real estate broker, 30 St. Paul,

dw Balto. Co.
Luckett Roger C insurance agent, 83 w Sec-
ond, dw 86 McCuUoh
Luckett Thomas W. clerk, 86 McCulloh
Luckstone Chas. cigar maker, 183 Hanover
Luderking John P. harness mak. 128 German
Lading Charles, 197 s Bethel
Ludington L. S. clerk, Maltby house
Ludley Jacoh, carpenter, 164 Ramsay
Ludloff Mary, confectionery, 226 Canton ay

JASI£S H. JOHJfSOX, City Steam Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smolclng Tubes, OTer 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

Study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Ludlow Thomas, laborer, 189 Ramsay
Jjudwig Dr. Charles, 125 s Broadway
Ludwig Andrew, blacksmith and wheelwright,

8 Rank
Ludwig Henry, piano maker, 355 a Sharp
Ludwie: J. Henry, (Ludwig&McSherry,) 49

w Biddle
Ludwig James H. clerk, 49 \r Biddle
Ludwig John, grocer, 426 Hanover
Ludwig John, laborer, 52 e Lombard
Ludwig John, restaurant, 53 Frederick
Ludwig John, laborer, 105 Cambridge
Ludwig John A. tailor, rear of 109 n Paca
LUDWIG & McSHERRY, (J. H. Ludwig.
W. A. McSherry,) wholesale grocers, 19
Commerce
Ludwig Willianri, 49 w Biddle
Ludwig William, musical instrument maker,

47 Harrison
Lufibke Adam, shoemaker, 241 s Charles
Luebke Henry, piano maker, 239 s Charles
Lueching Herman, harness maker, 211 Alice-
anna
Luers Barnhart, shoemaker, 86 Orleans
Lueter Christian, laborer, 188 s Dallas
Luginland Mrs. Susanna, 124 Saratoga
Luicke Henry, tailor, 65 Jefferson
Luhn Gustavus J. (A. Vogeler & Co.) 64

Columbia
Lukar Conrad, wagoner, 14 Union
Luke Ernest, fisherman, 23 Goodman al
Luke Francis, painter, 184 n Caroline
Luke John, laborer, 156 Henrietta
L'ikey Lewis, tailor, 110 n Central av
Lukhard Harding, laborer, 293 n Kutaw
Lum James, mariner, 338 Aliceanna
Lumberson John, police, 249 Light
Lumberdslever John, laborer, 33 Preston
Lumpkin R )bert G. (J. Ferry & Co.) 328 w

Lombard
H MSDEN ROBERT, grocer, 41 Cheapside,

dw 115 s Exeter
Lundius L. watchmaker, 27 Holiday
Lunes Julia, spice packer, 371 e Fayette
Lungren John P. sheet iron worker, Bull's

Head hotel
Luntz John W. clerk, 5 w Biddle
Luntz John W. laborer, 80 Decker
Lunz Casper, tailor, 252 e Chase
Lunz Conrad, tailor, 194 s Castle
Lupton Elisha F. contractor, 131 e Baltimore
Lupus Edward, wood carver, 61 Conway
Lupus Rudolph. 61 Conway
LURMAN & CO. (Gustav W. Lurman,
John S. Lurman, J. E. Hirschfield,) ship-
ping and commission merchts. 31 s Charles
Lurman Gustav W. (Lurman & Co.) 59

Franklin
Lurman John S. (Lurman & Co ) 59 Franklin
Lurssen Charles C. (Lobe, Lurssen & Co.) 4

e Lombard
Lurte Ann E. milliner, 206 s Charles
Lurte Mary E. dressmaker, 206 s Charles
Lurte Mrs. Rebecca, 206 s Charles
Lurty Mrs. Eliza, 206 s Charles
Lurty Joseph, tailor, 288 n Central av
Lurz George, laborer, 23 Walker
Lurz Michael, tavern, 335 s Bond
Lurz Thomas, shoemaker, 13 s Frederick
Lusby Alexander, clerk, 57 Harford av
Lusby Amelia, 48 s Ann
Lusby Caleb F. tailor, 57 Harford av
Lusby Chas. P. conductor, 603 w Lombard

Lusby Comegys C. 603 w Lombard
Lusby E. L. 339 w Lombard
Lusby Ell ward, Dolphin near Bolton
Lusby Edward R. Lanvale e of Garden
Lusby Eliza D. E. C. 129 Hanover
Lusby Henry, n e cor Grundy and McMechin
Lusby John D. Chester betw. Baltimore and

Loml3ard
Lusby Nicholas, 603 w Lombard
Lusby Peter, laborer, 74 s Central av
Lusby Robert, huckster, 204 n Broadway
Lusby Robt. H. 444 w Fayette
Lusby Wm. M. provisions, s w cor Bond and

(Jrleans, dw 204 n Broadway
Lushbaugh M. S. clerk, 122 McElderry
Lushbaugh Martin, cabinet maker, 122 Mc-
Elderry
Lusk John A. hostler, 890 w Baltimore
Lusk John S. clerk, 71 s Eden
Lusk Mrs. Margaret, 71 s Eden
Lusk Michael, shoemaker, 345 e Eager
Lustnauer Mrs. Charles, grocery, n w cor

Pennsylvania and Northern avs
Luthardt Casper, cooper, 21 Pliilpot al
Luthardt Lorenz, baker, 6 Tessier
Luther Mrs. Caroline, 23 Ogston
Luther F'rederick, laborer, 5 Cuba
Luther John C. huckster, 28 Granby
Lutherbeck Henry, labon;r, 156 Kllicott
Luthey Lorenzo, artist, 87 Richmond
Lutt Charles, car driver, 121 Thames
Lutts Conrad, shoemaker, 14 Callendar
Lutts Frederick, carpenter, 325 Saratoira
Lutts Mary \. tavern, 69 Centre Market sp.
Lutwich Henry, wagoner, 236 s Paea
Lutz Andrew F. laborer, 494 Penna av
Lutz Aug;ustus, vinegar, 170 e Madison
Lutz Christian, wagoner, 4 President al
Lutz Conrad, vinegar, corner Mosher and

Penna av
Lutz Geo. goldsmith, Frederick road near

toll gate
Lutz Henry, tailor, 153 s Spring
Lutz Henry, butcher, 88 Centre and 16 Belair

markets, dw 65 Harford av
Lutz Isaac, tavern, 98 s Howard
Lutz Johanna, grocery, 240 n Eden
Lutz John G. carpenter, 276 n Central av
Lutz John, shoemaker. 111 n Exeter
Lutz John W. grocery, 249 s Paca
Lutz Joseph, tanner, 179 Ensor
Lutz Lewis, hat and cap dealer, 44 w Balti-
more
Lutz Martin, laborer, 110 e Lombard
Lutz Mary, s e cor Fayette and Wolfe
Lutz Michael, brass finisher, 14 New Church
Lutz Mrs. 152 Welcome al
Lutz Nicholas, painter, 150 n Front
Lutz Nicholas, 34 Slemmer's al
Lutz Mrs. Theresa, fluting and crimping, 77

n Howard
Lutz Wm. shoemaker, 39 Albemarle
Luzins Henry, lager beer, 220 s Bond
Lux Fred, provisions, 129 Barre
Lybrand Henry, virheelwright, 77 Hollins
Lybrand Margaret A. cupping, 77 Hollins
Lyburn Capt. John, mariner, 612 Light
Lyburn Mrs. Samuel, 22 n Oregon
Lycett George, bookbinder, over 8 n Liberty,

dw Baltimore County
Lydecker Philip, butcher, 78 Lexington and
4 Hollins markets, dw Frederick road near
toll gate

SHIRTS 1 shirts: : shirts: : : Satisfaction Ciuaraiiteetl in Fit, Finish and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON Si CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Lydecker Theodore, butcher, 96 Lexington
3 Hanover and 2 Hollins markets, d\v
Frederick road near toll gate
Lyder Letitia, 566 w Baltimore
Lydon James, laborer, 200 Raborg
Lye Wm. tailor, 89 s Bethel
Lyeth Andrew H. stone yard, 562 and 564

w Baltimore, dw 103 n Poppleton
Lyeth Asa, carter, 75 Dawson al
Lyeth Caroline, 277 Franklin
Lyeth Samuel H. sr. commissary department,

399 w Lombard
Lyeth Samuel H. jr. fireman, 399 w Lombard
Lyle C. E B. clerk, 538 Lexington
Lyle Mrs. Mary A. 538 Lexington
Lyles Henry, 340 e Lombard
Lyles John T. clerk, 133 Montgomery
Lyles Richard, clerk, 57 Lee
Lyles Wm. commis. merch. over 84 Light-st

wharf, dw 57 Lee
Lyman Mrs Honora, 6 n Poppleton
Lyman Mrs. Mary, 77 w Centre
Lynch A P. H. hostler, 36 Granby
Lynch Alexander, engineer, 723 w Pratt
Lynch Mrs. Ann, 188 n Eutaw
Lynch Mrs. Catherine, 128 Grundy
Lynch Dennis, 76 Saratoga
Lynch Edward, 103 Jasper
Lynch George, laborer, 14 East
Lynch Henry, ship carpenter, Orleans betw.

Chester and Castle
Lynch James, groceries and feed, cor Howard

and Cathedral
Lynch James, watchman, 4 Addison
Lynch James, machinist, 37 Holland
Lynch Mrs. 13 China
Lynch Mrs. Jane, 37 Holland
Lynch Jeremiah, laborer, rear 44 n Front
Lynch John, laborer, 70 s Durham
Lynch John, tailor, 21 Concord
Lynch John H. Capt. police Eastern district,

97 n Bond
Lynch Jos. S. provost detective, 69 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Lynch Jos. W. Washington betw. Gough and

Pratt
Lynch Joshua, blacksmith, 219 e Madison
Lynch Joshua & Co. hat and cap store, 49 w

Baltimore
Lynch Joshua, (J. Lynch & Co.) 69 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Lynch Lewis S. brakesman, 69 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Lynch Luke, hatter, 1 Second
Lynch Mrs. Mary, grocery, 142 e Eager
Lynch Matthew, (Finnegan & Lynch.) 51

Front n of Fonndry
Lynch Matthew, grocer, 29 Booth
Lynch Matthew, 13 Thompson
Lynch Michael, 145 Aliceanna
Lynch Michael, laborer, 142 e Eager
Lynch Michael, laborer, Lefferman al
Lynch Michael, laborer, 4 Plowman
Lynch Nicholas, sailmaker, 160 e Pratt
Lynch Patrick, cooper, 57 e Monument
Lynch Ralph, plumber, 37 Holland
Lynch Stephen, ship joiner, Ann s of Thames,

dw 277 e Pratt
Lynch Mrs. Susan, 188 Bank
Lynch Thomas, laborer, 22 Block
Lynch Thomas, shoemaker, 124 Holiday
Lynch Thos. E. ship carpenter, 204 s Ann
Lynch Thos. W. mariner, 1 Second

Lynch Timothy, laborer, 1 Second

Lynch William, messenger Adams Express

Co. 385 Franklin
Lynch Wm. C. photographer, 128 Grundy
Lynch Wm. Olun, 182 s Eutaw
Lynd Ellen, grocery, 133 s Castle
Lyon David, watchmaker, 62 s Howard
Lyon Ira C. (Rose & Lyon,) 259 w Lombard
Lyon Jame.s H. 136 Eastern av
Lyon James H. 83 n Liberty
Lyon Lemuel, clerk, 9 s Carey
Lyon Mrs. Margaret, 353 n Gay
Lyon Mrs. Margaret, 181 w Fayette
Lyon Mrs. Mar^', 157 Welcome al
Lyon Reuben, (Cohen & Lyon,) ]70Chesnut
Lyon Richard H. carpenter, 356 William
Lyon Robert, 179 n Eden
Lyon Wm. B. 16 n Strieker
Lyon Wm. H. superintendent Canton copp>er

works, 19 e Fayette
Lyon Wm. L iron agent, 229 Franklin
Lyons Andrew J. plumber, &c. 7 North, dw

21 n Exeter
Lyons Bridget H. 12 Front n of Foundry
Lyons Charles, laborer, 335 s Bond
Lyons Cornelius, engineer, 22Armistead la
Lyons Elkin, 55 Portland
Lyon.s Honora A. dress maker, 5 n Fremont
Lyons James, laborer, 660 Light
Lyons James, shoemaker, 60 Ramsay
Lyons John, laborer, 65 n Exeter
Lyons John, plasterer, 83 n Amity
Lyons John, laborer, 42 n High
Lyons John, cigar maker, 28 Warner
Lyons John, mariner, 55 Milliman
Lyons Lemuel Z. hostler, 9 s Carey
Lyons Martin, printer, 65 n Exeter
Lyons Michael, pressman, 65 n Exeter
Lyons Michael, wheelwright, 145 Albemarle
Lyons Patrick, fireman, 20 Armistead la
Lyons Patrick, peddler, ] Little Grarden
Lyons Mrs. Rebecca, 5 McLeary ct
Lyons Thomas, laborer, 7 Front n of Foundry
Lyons Thomas, laborer, 5 Plowman
Lyons Wm. T. plumber, 167 n Caroline
Lyster Mrs. Catherine, 47 n Exeter
Lytle Wm. B. tailor, 53 George

M.

Maas Charles, piano maker, 32 Pearl
Maasch Theodore E. butcher, 6 Fell's Point

market, dw 108 Hampstead
Maben Eliza, 399 Saratoga
Maben Geo. A. printer, 399 Saratoga
Maben James A. carpenter, 399 Saratoga
Maben Wm. F. dyer, 399 Saratoga
Mabery Franklin, laborer, 879 w Pratt
Mabee Mrs. Thaddeus, variety, 728 w Balti-
more
Mabbot Thomas, wagoner, 285 Raborg
Macartney Daniel, miller, 189 Ramsay
Macauley David H. chair painter, 57 e Lom-
bard
Macauley Col. Daniel, 11th Ind. Vols. Com.

2d Sep. Brig. 8th A. C, Fort McHenry
Macauley Isaac J. clerk, 248 w Baltimore
Macauley Mary, 47 Orchard
Macauley Sarah, 87 Park
Maccubbin Robert W. plane maker, 290 Sa-
ratoga
MACCUBBIN SAMUEL, Comptroller City
of Baltimore, dw 117 McCulloh

J. HE\'R,Y GIESE, Commission MercUaiit. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «&«o
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand. HX Spear's Wbarf^

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Maccubbin Samuel J. clerk City Comptroller,

117 McCulloh
Macciibljin Thomas, painter, 28 North, dw

294 Chase
Maccubbin Wm. L. shoemaker, 266 n Gay
Macdonald Peter M. flour and ^rain comniis.

merchant, s e cor Pratt and McElderry's

wharf, dw 11 s Exeter
Macdonald James, veterinary surgeon, 2 n

Bond
MACDUFFIE ARCHIE B. commis. mer-
chant and di-aler in western produce, 96

Light-st wharf, dw 171 w Lomliard
MaceAlford, City Director N. C. R. 119 n

High
Mace Alford, clerk Superior Court, Brown's

hotel, 119 n High
Mace Geo. clerk, 162 w Lombard
Mace Geo. hackman, 71 Holland
Mace Henry, fisherman, 132 VVilliam
Mace O.scar A. cigar maker, 148 n Eden
Mace Theodore, printer, 19 n Eden
Macgill P. H. (C. A. Gambrill & Co.) 66 w

Madison
Macgill Richard G. (C. A. Gambrill .& Co.)

66 w Madison
Maclian Christian, liquors, 318 s Charles
Mache Charles, harness maker, 282 s Bond
Macher Benjamin, clerk, s e cor Camden and

MACHEN ARTHUR W. & RICHARD J.

GITTINGS, attorneys, 47 St. Paul
Machen Arthur W. (A. W. Machen, Richard

J. Gittings,) 132 n Charles
Machen Thomas, carpenter, 231 Peirce
Macher John S. undertaker, 67 s Paca, dw

150 Camden
Mack Adam, tailor, 50 President
Mack Andrew, laborer, 106 s Patuxent
Mack Christian, laborer, 48 President
Mack George, cigar maker, 143 West
Mack Henry, laborer, 99 York
Mack James, laborer, 74 Durst a!
Mack John, jr., cigar maker, 143 West
Mack John, 143 West,

Mack John, lab., n e cor Hanover and West
Mack Joseph, laborer, 194 Holiday
Mack Joseph, laborer, 12 Shakspeare
Mack Mrs. Mary, 229 n Bond
Mack Patrick, mariner, 115 n Front
Mack Thoma.s, wheelwright, cor Portland and

Emory, dw .39 Portland
Mackall Dr. Leonard, 58 Saratoga
Mackall Leonard C. clerk, 58 Saratoga
Mackall Sarah, pickling house, 44 Lemmon
Macke Conrad, cedar cooper, 73 Portland
Macke Henry, blacksmith, 73 Portland
Macke John H. watchmaker, 257 w Pratt
Mackee Patrick, boot and shoe store, 9 s

Sharp, dw 104 Aisquith '
Mackel Eva, milliner, 319 w Pratt
Mackel Philip, confectionery, 319 w Pratt
Mackenheimer Mrs. Catherine, 80 Peirce
Mackenheimer John, cigar maker, 113 Chew
Mackenheimer John M. cigar mak. 17 Ogston
Mackenheimer John N. constable, 17 Ogston
Mackenheimer Wm. tailor, 171 n Fremont
Mackenmyer James, carter, 147 Hamburg
Mackenzie Colin B. (Thomas Mackenzie &

Sons) 69 Franklin
Mackenzie Colin F. 6 s Broadway
Mackenzie Cosmo T. (Thomas Mackenzie &

Sons)69 Franklin .

Mackenzie Geo. N. (Thomas Mackenzie &

Sons) 195 Franklin
Mackenzie Dr. Jas. S. 35 Lexinfflon .

MACKENZIE Dr. JOHN C. 118 Park
MACKENZIE THOS. & SONS, (T. Mac-
kenzie, G N. Mackenzie, C. T. Mackenzie,
C. B. Mackenzie) importers and dealers in

saddlery hardware, 222 w Baltimore ^ '

Mackenzie Thomas, (T. Mackenzie & Sons)

69 Franklin
MackiMizie Mr.s. Theresa, 35 Lexington ""'
Mackenzie Thomas G. 35 Lexinsrtnn
Mackenzie Dr. Thomas G.,ir., 35 Lexington
Mackert Conrad, potter, 214 Bank
Mackert Conrad, potter, 73 Portland
Mackert Henry, blacksmith, 73 Portland
Mackickt'ls Isaac, laborer, 128 Hamburg
Mdckin John, milkman, 190 Holiday
Mackin Louisa, dressmaker, 167 Hollins
Mackin Mary, dairy, 77 Jefferson
Mackin Michael J. carpenter, 257 Franklin
Mackininch John, carter, 70 n Schroeder
Mackintosh Wm. 17 McCulloh
Mackison Anna E. 82 Union
Macknerna Michael, 34 Addison
Macks Isaac, dry soods, 165 n Gay
Maclellan Arthur R. assessor internal reve-
nue, Harnden Express building,dw Gilinor,
near Franklin
Maclellan Rufus C. police, 262 n Eutaw
Macnany Julia, 145 n Eutaw
Macnew Mrs. Arey, 425 w Lombard
Macomber George, drug cli;rk, 12 n Howard
Macomber Gideon, fancy goods, 683 w Balii-

more, dw Pcnna. av
Macomber Gideon, stone cutter, 24 Penn
Macotter Jos., ship carpenter, 247 Hanover
MACPHERSON SAMUEL, apothecary a. id
druggist, s w cor Mulberry ;ind Charles, dw
24 Barnet
Mactier Alexander, clerk, 40 Cathedral
Mactier Saml. merchant miller, over 7 Spear's

wharf, dw 40 Cathedral
Macubbin Joseph, hay packer, 90 Chew
Macubbin Thomas C. milkman, 90 Chew
Macy Wm. D. general commission merchant,

97 Smith's wharf, dw 127 s High
Maddan Patrick, laborer, 13S Preston
Madden Mrs. Ann E., Lee betw L. Greene

and Warner
Madden David, coachsmith, 640 w Baltimore
Madden James, plumber, 239 Hoffman
Madden John, bottler, 16 President, dw 12
Madden John, hod carrier, 197 Vine
Madden Mark, hostler, 3 Druid Hill av
Madden James, plumber, 239 w Hotfman
Madden Jos. F. shomnaker, 239 w Hoffmin
Madden Thomas, laborer, 57 Haubert
Madden Thomas, tavern, 22 Lemmon
Madden Wm. T. painter, Chase e of Caroline,

dw 24 Thomsen
Maddox Mrs. C iroline, 136 Dover
Maddox Chas. T. superintendent Post Office,

59 St. Paul
Maddox Rev. Charles, 220 s Howard
Maddox George, foundryman, 151 Cross
Maddox James, painter, 6 s Ann
Maddox Jas. T. 41 Watson
Maddox John, officer Md. Penitentiary, dw 6

s Ann
Maddox John T. painter, 6 s Ann
Maddox John, drayman, 218 s Sharp
Maddox Joseph K, 52 w Madison

At-'G. G. MEYER »t CO.. >^.^Imfacturers of AVhIte Lead, Zinc, Pufty. Lampblack, Glue*
Neatgfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints ami V ariiishes, 100 AV. Liontbard Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Maddux Charles, shnemak. 753 w Ballimore
Maddux Thomas, soldier, 16 Henrietta
Maddux Thomas, shoemaker, 12 Light, dw

753 w Baltimore
Maddux Wm. J. painter, 6 s Ann
Maddy Henry, laborer, 223 Frederick av
Mader Georg-e J. laborer, 97 Klliott
M ider Wm. lager beer, 202 Canton av
Madigan Christiana, 153 e Pratt
Madigan John, laborer, 196 Raborg
Madigan Thomas, laborer. Falls road near

Northern av
Madison Wm. fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Mae Charles, tailor, 92 s Regester
Maeferl Martin, butcher, Point la near Har-
ford av
Maehrenholz Anton, cigar maker, 184 s Sharp
Maelenj Fred'k, blacksmith, 36 n Spring
Maenner J. H. Henry, teacher, 53 German
Maer Frederick, cal)inet maker, 102 .s Eutaw
Miter Jacob, 70 Beason
Maer Wm. drayman, 114 s Charles
Maeser Geoi gc, huckster, 165 e Lombard
Maey John, laborer, 15 Abbot
Maeyer John, laborer, 38 Gist
Maffei Angelo, fancy goods, cor Frederick

and Pratt, dw 40 n High
Maffei Edwin A. clerk, 40 n Hi2;h
Maffei Mary, 40 n High
Maffett Charles, clerk, 80 s High
Maffitt John T. printer, 79 s Fremont
Maffitt Thomas, sailor, 39 Guilford al
Magaw Samuel J. 154 e Madison
Magee James W. huckster, 79 Peirce
Magee John, laborer, 76 n Front
Maaee John M. cor Franklin and Ogston
Magee Mary. 152 Gough
Magee Martha, seamstress, 398 Harford av
Magee Patterson, shoemaker, 727 w Pratt
Magee Thomas, laborer, 253 Cross
Magee William, horses, 2 Watson al
MAGEE WM. P. shirts and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 60 n Kutaw. — [See Jidvertiseinent
front inside page and top line back outside cover.
Mrtgel Martin, nail maker, 300 Johnson
MaH'er Martin, blacksmith, 49 s Schroeder
M AGERS GEORGE W. book and stationery

dealer, 175 Lexington, dw 334 .Saratoga
Magers Mrs Peter A. butter dealer, 212 n

Gay
Magers Mrs. Tabitha, 334 Saratoga
Magersupp Wm. saddler, 2 Central av
MAGES NICHOLAS, tobacconist, 1 s Fred-
erick, dw 30 n Frederick
Magg Augu.stus, tinner, 106 Franklin
Magher John, laborer, 510 Light
Magill John, marble polisher, s w cor Amity

and Raborg
Magill Patrick, feed, 90 Penna. av, dw 50

Josephine
Magill Patrick, 66 w Madison
Magill R. G. flour merchant, 66 w Madison
Magilley James, laborer, 54 e Ea^er
Magilley Wm. coach painter, 5 e Madison
Maginity Bernard, carpenter, 69 Buren-
Magliris John, laborer, 59 s (.)regon
MAGNE- HORACE, cedar ware, Baltimore
steam wood moulding and ornamental floor-
ing manufaciory, 408 w Pratt, dw 35 Hollins
Ma^nes Elijah, brick presser, 166 Lee
Magnes George, brick presser, 166 Lee
iVI agues Thomas, brick presser, 166 Lee
Magnes Wesley, brick presser, 166 Lee

Magnes Zachariah, brick presser, 166 Lee
Madness Benj. chairmaker, 231 n Caroline
Magness James E. coach trimmer, 25 Stirling
Magr)ess .lerome B. bricklayer, 253 n Eden
Madness John A. painter, 46 Harford av
MAGNESS THOMAS H. proprietor Rising

Sun hotel, 74 n High
Magness Wm. painter, 46 Harford av
Magotten Joiin, blacksmith, 11 Fountain
Ma^rath L. O. (T. W. Mathews & Co.)

Mansion house
Magraw James, laborer, 135 Ensor
Magrudcr Edward P. clerk, 15 Columbia
Magruder Henry C. 88)^ Franklin
Magruder Jas. E. music teach. 489 w Fayette
Magruder Jesse H. attorney, 72 w Fayette,

dw 166 Druid Hill av
Magruder John J. laborer, 801 W Baltimore
Magruder John R., U. S. Commissary, 89 s

Greene
MaH'ruder Joseph, police, 50 Chew
Magruder Mrs. M. C. 68 Courtland
Magruder Richard H. clerk, 89 s Greene
Magruder Robert B. letter carrier, 23 Barnet
Magruder Mr.s. Rosanna, 15 Columbia
MAGRUDER T. J. & CO., (T. J. Magru-
der, W. G Deale) commission merchants,
boots, shoes, hats, &c., over 245 and 247 w
Baltimore, dw T. J. M. 262 Madison av
Magsam John, mariner, 178 s Regester
Maguire Andrew J. commission merchant, 79

Smith's wharf, dw 6 n Strieker
Maguire Mrs. Ann, 39 Harmony la
Maguire Mrs. A. R. 103 St. Paul
Maguire Bernard , laborer, 292 Aisquith
Ma-uire Charles M. 103 St. Paul
Maguire Christopher, baker 71 n Pine
Maguire George, messenger Adams Express

Co., 124 Saratoga
Maguire Hus^h, clerk, 209 n Exeter
Maguire J. F. (Innes & Maguire) 70 Buren
Maguire James, laborer, 1 Abraham
Maguire John E. painter, 324 e Monument
Maguire John, drayman, 107 Garden
Maguire John A. carpenter, 117 n Eden
Maguire Joseph, (John A. Griffith & Co.)

Cincinnati, Ohio
Maguire Michael, laborer, 66 Clay
Maguire Patrick, bar keeper, 21 Bilderston
.Maguire Patrick, hackman, s e cor Pine and

German, dw 51 Pine
Maguire Mrs. Susanna, 265 Druid Hill av
Maguu-e Wm. H. police, 77 McHenry
Maha Geo. carpenter, 63 Walnut al
Maha John, carpenter, 26Townsend
Maha Lewis, carpenter, 26 Townsend
Maha Mrs. Mary, 8 Truxton
Mahan Dermot, laborer, 65 s Durham
Mahan John, laborer, Clinton near Elliott
Mahan Michael, tavern, 17 Centre Market sp
Mahan Michael, laborer, 61 James la
Mahan R"v. Milo, 83 Saratoga
Mahan Thomas, laborer, 19 Sterrett
Mahaney Chas. E. H. clerk, 238 w Lombard
Mahaney James M. grocer, 69 Orleans
Mahaney John, property agt. and collector,

238 w Lombard
Mahaney John, jr. 238 w Lombard
Mahaney Thomas, mariner, 211 Light
Mahar Mrs. C. 23 Bank
Mahern Daniel, lal)orer, 16 Port
Mahill John, jr. tanner, 20 Decker
Mahill John, tanner, 20 Decker

THE OliOVKR «fc BAKER SEAVISiti MA( HIIVE is tlie best for all purposfes— SALES
ROOM*-- 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Mahill Thomas, 20 Decker
Mahill Wm. soldier, 20 Decker
Mahla Fred'k, cigar maker, 28 Bank
Mahle Jacob, butciier, 799 Light
Mahler C. (Mahler & Fefill,) 126 s Central av
Mahler & Fefill, (C. Mahler, J. Fefill,) cop-
persmiths, 28 Concord
Mahoii Anne, tavern, 45 s Frederick
Mahon Dormott, clerk, 65 s Durham
Mahon Ji>hn, tavern. 59 Centre Market space
Mahon Kate, teacher at House of Refuge
Mahon Mary, 39 Eastern av
Mahon Michael, restaurant, s e cor Lombard

and Frederick
Mahon Dr. Ormsby S. 138 n Exeter
Mahon Owen, grocer, 144 n Dallas
Mahoney Mrs. Catherine, 232 s Paca
Mahoney Cornelius, tailor, 196 n Eden
Mahoney John C. oyster packer, cor Chester

and Aliceanna, dw 345 e Pratt
Mahoney W. (Wright & Mahoney,) 208 s

Broadway
Mahool Geo W. clerk, 45 St. Paul
Mahr Charles, musician, 48 n Liberty
Mahr Geo. F. shoemaker, 36 Union
MAHR HENRY G. tobacconi.st, 137)^ Lex-
ington '
Mahr James, machinist, 20 Henrietta
Mahr John N. shoemaker, 490 Penna. av
Mahr Margaret, 29 Lancaster
Mahr Tracy, tailoress, 36 Union
Mahrer, Joseph, blacksmith, 87 n Schroeder
Maidlow Chas. C. huckster, 309 Penna. av
Maier George, laborer, 176 s Eden
Maier John, brewer, 48 Haml)urg
Maier John G. grocery, 63 n Gay
Maier John G. laborer, 34 e Pratt
Maier Rev. L. D,, 145 e Fayette
Mail John, tanner, 20 Decker
MAILHOUSE EMMA, dry goods and mil-
linery, 149 s Broadway
Mailhouse Mrs. 31 n Spring
Mailhouse Joseph J. dry goods, 124 s Broad-
way
Mailler Mrs. Bridget, 8 Spruce al
Mailley Bridget, 22 Hammond al
Mailley Kate, 22 Hammond al
Mainley James, nightman, 6 s Bond
Mainley Samuel, tinner, 4 L McElderry
Mainley Thomas, grocer, 25 e Lombard
Mainsler Jacob, police, 98 s Chester
Mairs James, barrels, 78 Cross
Maisch Fred'k, shoemaker, 222 Penna. av
Maisch Henry, cigar maker, 295 Penna. av
Maisch John, laborer, 202 Penna. av
Maisel George, huckster, 165 e Lombard
Maisel Mary, washerwoman, 894 w Pratt
Maiser Fred'k, engineer, 202 Eastern av
Maith VVm. mariner, 134 Cross.
MAITLAND BENJAMIN & CO. (B. Mait-
land, J. R. Maitland,) distillers, 89 South
Maitland Burgwyn, (Bevan, Philips & Co.)

105 St. Paul
Maitland James R. (Benjamin Maitland &

Co.) 256 w Lombard
MaUland VVm. S. (Wright, Rowzer & Co.)

256 w Lombard
Major Nathaniel, laborer, 24 L. Church
Makanson Daniel T. stone mason, Frederick

road w of toll gate
Makel Henry, cooper, 171 Hamburg
Makibbin Charles H. clerk, 359 Saratoga
Makemull Andrew, shoemaker, 158 Ensor

Makepeace Benjamin M. (Makepeace & Co.)

28 Cathedral
Makepeace & Co. (B. M. Makepeace, H.
Tiffany,) wholesale dry goods, 1 and 3
Geiman
Makepeace Mrs. Susan, 28 Cathedral
Maker Mrs. Catharine, 216 Bank
Maker John, laborer, 36 Cross
Maker John, nightman, 173 s Wolfe
Makes Nicholas, tobacconist, 30 n Frederick
Maksy Edward, laborer, 18 Potomac
Mala Mr.s. Sophia B. 32 s Sharp
Malbon Mrs Emeline, 377 Lexington ^
Maley Patrick, laborer, 44 Cooksie
Mallalieu Edward, plumber, 62 n Howard
Mallalieu Franklin S. plumber, 160 Division
Mallalieu Franklin S. finisher, 160 Division
Mallalieu John B. clerk, 267 Druid Hill av
Mallalieu Richard, bookkeef)er, 63 Pine
Mallalieu Mrs. Sarah, 160 Division
Mallen James, grocer, 46 Low
Mallinckrodt Louis W. clerk, 133 w Hoffman
Mallinckrodt Wm. importer of cloths, over

31 s Charles, dw 132 w Hoffman
Mallinckrodt William W. clerk, 133 w Hoff-
man
Mallon Catherine, laundress, 109 Garden
Mallon Kliza, Clinton nr Chesipeake furnace
Mallon Francis, laborer, 6 Chew
Mallon John, block and pump maker, Pratt

near South, dw 73 Lee
Mallon Rosana, grocery and liquor store, 62

Chesnut
Mallone P. carpenter, 9 Jackson
Mallory John, oyster packer, 175s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Mallory Tenton, green grocer, 92 Franklin
Malloy Charles P. 105 s Caroline
Malloy Charles E. clerk, 6 Barnet
Malloy Daniel, stone cutter, 101 n Spring
Malloy Mrs. Ellen, 67 York
Malloy James, laborer, 67 York
Malloy John, receiving teller Union Bank,dw

231 e Baltimore
Malloy Michael, boiler maker, 67 York
Malloy Rev. L., St. John'schurch, Eager cor

Valley
Malloy Miles, laborer, 66 s Republican
Malo Frederick, roller, 364 Canton av
Maloy Charles E. salesman, 268 w Biltimore
Malone Columbus, laborer, 481 w Pratt
Malone Daniel, grocery, cor Cuba and Andre
Malone James, hiborer, 4 n Amity
Malone James, laborer, Boston w of Clinton
Malone John, grocery, cor Biddle and Eden
Malone John, laborer. White house, Canton
Malone Marion, 38 Mulberry
Malone Patrick, newsman, 4 Fall
Malone Richard, laborer, 184 Dover
Malone Thomas, laborer, rear 7 n Front n of

Foundry
Maloney Andrew J. carpenter, 21 Garden
Maloney Ellen, waiter, 248 Madison av
Maloney Mrs. Gohana, dry goods, 158 Lex-
ington
Maloney Jas. M. carpenter, 12 McHenry
Maloney Joanna, 64 President
Maloney John, carpenter, 76 Morris al, dw

148 w Madison
Maloney Rev. J., Mosher betw. Druid Hill

av and Division
Maloney Margaret, s e cor Front and Low
Maloney Margaret, servant, 634 w Pratt

JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills— "Warren's Fire and Water-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smokiuij Tubes, over 99 W. Baltunore-st.

SMITH BBOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

MAL

266

MAN

MALONEY MARGARET, trimmings, lOG

Lexington, dw G5 Garden
Maloney Patrick, laborer, 9 Grace ct
Maloney Peter J. chairmaker, 313 s Charles
Maloney Richard J. tailor, 17 Sterrett
Maloney Thomas, grocery and liquor, s e cor

Forrest and Douglass
Maloney Timothy, printer, 1 Low
Mallory D. D. (D. D. Mallory & Co.) 223

Bank
MALLORY D. D. & CO. (D. D. Mallory,

W. Mallory,) oyster packers, foot of Lan-

csstcr
Mallory Willard, (D. D. Mallory & Co.) 223

Bank
Malooly Thomas, porter, 17 Stiles
Malsch Emil, cigar maker, 74 Camden

MALTBY C. S., Oyster and Fruit
Packer, and Manufacturer of Shell
Lime, foot of West Falls av, dw
Maltby house.

MALTBY HOUSE, Abraham B. Miller, pro-
prietor, 180, 182 and 184 w Pratt
MALTBY 0. E. & CO. (O. E. Maltby, Jno.
P. Tyson, Saml. N. Trump,) general com-
mission merchants, 2.5 Cheapside
Maltby O. E. (0. E. Maltby & Co.) Maltby

house
Malthan Bernard, wagoner, 108 Mulberry
Manaca Joseph R. clothing, 227 Lexington,

dw 6 Parkin
Manahan Jabez F. auctioneer and commission

merchant, 17 s Charles, dw 110 German
Manahan J. F. (McGill & Co.) 110 s Greene
Manassa Nathan, optician, 17 s Schroeder
Mandelbaum George, clothier, 100 w Pratt,

dw 83 n Howard
Mandelljaum Jeannette, cloth 'g, 129 n Howard
Mandelbaum Simon, clerk, 83 n Howard
Mandelberg Jacob, furniture, 61 Harrison
Maneus Albert, shoemaker, 35 s Wolfe
Maneus George, laborer, 354 e Lombard
Mundler Christoph, shoemaker, 39 s Regester
Mandler John, shoemaker, 208 s Ann
Manes Daniel, paper dealer, 20 Hillen
Manger George, provisions, 156 s Paca
Mangold Hi^nry, shoemaker, 43 Portland
Manifold Andrew, carpenter, 208 n Eden
Manifold Mrs. Sarah, 223 e Monument
Manion Andrew, laborer, 15 s Fremont
Manion James, laborer, 55 York
Manion John, drayman, 35 n High
Manion Margaret, tavern, 39 Biddle al
Manion Thomas, tavern, 51 Union
Manius Eva, second-hand store, 57 Orchard
MANKEN HENRY, Mechanics' hotel, 65

Thames
Mankey Henry, mariner, 91 e Lombard
Mankin Henry, shoemaker, 43 Portland
Manko Richard H. bootmaker, 258 w Pratt
Manks Nicholas, laborer, 13 Cambridge
Manly Ann, tavern, 145 Eastern av
Manly Mrs. Ann, 165 s Spring
Manly James, 145 Eastern av
Manly John, 98 Columbia
Manly John, hackman, 19 n Eutaw
Manly John, hackman, 7 s Greene
Manly John S. deputy marshal, 157 s Paca
Manly Mrs. Mary J. 592 w Lombard

Manly Rodney G. clerk, 140 s Chester
Manly Samuel, tinner, 4 McEldcrry
Manly Thomas, clerk, 98 Columijia
Manly William, collar maker, 98 Columbia
Mann Arthur H., Park stables, 167 n Howard
Mann J. M. paper hanger and upholsterer,

121 Hanover
Mann Mrs. Catherine, 656 Saratoga
MANN & CO., oyster packers, 38 York
MANN ERNEST, hosiery and trimmings,

63 w Baltimore, dw 94 Granby
Mann George E. bookkeeper. Ills Paca
Mann George R. sr., tinner, 89 n Eden
Mann George, carter, 134 s Bond
Mann George, clerk, 34 Warner
Mann James, tobacco warehouse, 471 w Pratt
Mann James 0. Ill s Paca
Mann James, barber, 95 Conway
Mann John F. clerk, 260 e Madisott
Mann John & Sons, Park stables, 167 n How-
ard, dw J. IVl. 140 n Eutaw
Mann John G. tobacconist, 306 s Bond
Mann Joseph L. P. printer, 49 s Caroline
Mann Joseph R. (Mann & Co.) 164 s Charles
Mann Mrs. Mary, Ills Paca
Mann Thomas J. Ill s Paca
Mann Thomas, mate, 37 Henrietta ■

MANN WILLIAM, wholesale
dealer in all kinds of Amei-ican
Clocks, and manufacturer of Ma-
hogany, Ro s e woo d, and Gilt
Frame Looking Glasses. A large
and varied assortment of Toilet
Boxes, Work Boxes, Portable
Desks, and Clock Trimmings, al-
ways on hand, n e cor Charles
and Lombard Streets, dw 377 w
Fayette

Mann Wm. H. (John Mann & Sons,) 377 w

Fayette
Mannakee Elizabeth, seamstress, 25 Centre
Mannar James B. 137 Aisquith
Manner Charles G. finisher, 178 McHenry
Manner Mrs. Frances, 277 Columbia
Mannin Martin, laborer, 9 Webb
Manning Andrew, barkeeper, 76 Centre

market space
Manning Catherine, 11 Fall
Manning Charles H. engineer U. S. N., 137

St. Paul
Manning Charles F. 61 St. Paul
Manning Henry S. butter, 55 South, dw 176

s Paca
Manning James, laborer, Falls road nr city

limits
Manning Jeremiah, laborer, 367 s Charles
Manning John, 295 n Howard
Manning John, laborer, 75 n Amity
Manning Joseph C. 137 St. Paul
Manning Joseph C. jr. clerk, 137 St. Paul
Manning Lucy, 142 n Charles
Manning Michael, hackman, 37 China
Manning Peter, restaurant, 266 s Bond
Mannion Henry, grocery, 85 s Poppleton
Mannion James, barkeeper, 3 Centre market

space
Mannon Malachi, laborer, 20 Neighbor

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOXD, BURTOIV & CO. ai-e now located at
108 Baltiinore-et., b«t'«veeu Calvert and St. Paul.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

MAN

267

MAR

Manns Adam, lager beer, 125 n Bond
Manns Charles, (Manns & McAllister,) 91

Pearl
Manns & McAllister, (Charles Manns, "W.
McAllister,) plumbers & gas fitters, s e cor
Saratoga and Paca

Manns , carter, 2C)iesnul al

Manns Mrs Susan, 35 Aisquith
Mannlein Sigmund, clerk, 125 n Central av
Mansdorf Henry, butcher, 1 Chesnut al
Mansdorfer Mrs Catherine, 44 Penna. av
Mansdorfcr Christian, currier, 180 Chesnut al
Mansfield Nathan, blacksmith, 228 s Eutaw
Mansfield William, huckster, 66 n Bond
Mansion House, n w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Manson John G. ship joiner, 250 Bank
Manta August, shoemaker, 194 Aliceanna
Mantler George, butcher, 52 McMechin
Mantz Alexander K. n c cor Gay and Second
Mantz D. Allen, bookkeeper, 493 w Baltimore
Mantz George, shoemaker, 86 s Chapel
Mantz Peter, engineer, 50 s Poppleton
Mantz Mrs. Sophia, 493 w Baltimore
Mantz Wm. H. tobacconist, 401 w Baltimore,

dw 552
Mantz William, upholsterer, 177 e Eager
Manuel Martin, laborer, 32 Clifford al
Manuell A. laborer, 6 Little al
Manz Henry, baker, 170 Lee
Marauth Joseph, laborer, s e cor Scott and

Hamburg
MARBURG BROTHERS, (Chns. L Mar-
burg, Lewis Marburg,) manufacturers of
smoking and chewing tobacco, snuff, cigars,
&c., 145 and 147 s Charles
Marburg Chas. L. (Marburg Brothers,) 149

s Charles
Marburg Lewis, (Marburg Brothers,) 149 s

Charles
Marburg Wm. A. 149 s Charles
Marburgcr Charles, carpenter, 213 Hanover
Marburgcr Lewis, laborer, 42 n Frederick
Marburger Peter, tailor, 5 Sterrett
Marcawetz Eliza, 47 James la
Marcel Charles, jeweler. Mansion house
March Frederick, 15 n Dallas
March Philip, nightman, 422 Hanover
March Vincent, laborer. Port betw. Canton

av and Aliceanna
March Wasliington, grocer, 101 Hanover
March Wm. G. speculator, 510 w Baltimore
Marchand John B. commander U. S. N., 164

Garden
Marchant Edmund, water'n, 18 Armistead la
Marchbank William, machinist, 244 Conway
Marchoinetti Sebastian, glazier, 6 East
Marclay Francis, bartender, 367 s Eutaw
Marcusi Jane, 27 n Eutaw
Marcusi Michael, Paris flowers and feathers,

146 Lexington
Mardaga Ferdinand, furrier, 262 e Monument
Marden Geo.W. scale maker, 123 e Baltimore
MARDEiV JESSE, patent scale manufac-
turer, s e cor Charles and Balderston, dw
128 e Baltimore. — [Seep. 26 Mvertisements.]
Marden Jesse, jr. 128 e Baltimore
Marean Charles, agent Gray Manufacturing

Co. 30 n Charles
Marean Silas, 30 n Charles
Mares Henry, sho^-maker, 75 n Gay
Marfield Charles, 48 Lancaster
Marfield Elizabeth, 80 Barre
Marfield John, 286 s Dallas

Marfield Mrs. Margaret A. dressmaker, 150

Mullikin
Marfield Mrs. Sarah, 4 New Church
Margott Charles, laborer, 138 Peirce
MARINE BAx\K, n e cor Gay and Second
Marine Fletcher E. commission merchant, cor

Frederick and Pratt, dw 94 e Pratt
MARINE WM. attorney, 26 n Calvert, dw

94 e Pratt
Marine Wm. G. pilot, 154 n Bond
Mariner Charles H. clerk, 5 West Falls av
Mariner Wm. H. clerk, 5 West Falls av
Mariner Thomas P. ferry boats, 5 West

Falls av
Maris Dr. Edward A. 68 St. Paul
Maris Lewis R. clerk, 115 Hollins
Mark Bernard, rag man, 84 Harrison
Mark Calvin B. clerk, 237 Mulberry
Mark George, 29 Camden
Mark John, paper, 29 n Schroeder,
Mark John, cigar maker, Somerset nr Eager
Mark Rev. John H. 47 Chew
JHaxkJitkLoJaft, (H. K. Hoffman & Co.)
Mulberry
Markhart John, cabinet maker, 42 Plum al
Markel John, tailor, 33 s Regester
MARKELL CHARLES, prop. Paca Mills,
s c cor Calvert and Lombard, dw 297 w
Fayette
Markell George, laborer, 47 Elliott
Marker Kdward H. carpentrr, 79 Paca, dw

Fremont bet. Hoffman and Lanvale
Marker tlohn, carpenter, 242 Franklin
Markert August, shoemaker, 216 s Sharp
Markland Chas. H. (Wnv T. Markland &

Bro.) 56 Columbia
Markland James H. clerk, 26 s Calhoun
Markland Richard, carpenter, 96 n Caroline
Markland Wm. T. & Bro. (Wm. T. Mark-
land, Chas. Markland,) carpenters, Port-
land nr Fremont
Markland Wm. T. teacher, 100 n Front
Markland Wm. T. (Wm. T. Markland &

Bro.) 56 Columbia
Markley Frank A. bar tender, s e cor Eutaw

and West
Marks A. cigar maker, 58 Orleans
Marks Elizabeth A. grocery, 22 Stirling
Marks R. P., Madison av extended
Marks Thomas H grocer, 340 e Pratt
Marler Herman, laborer, 139 s Bethel
Marley George, bricklayer, 560 w Lombard
Marley James R. bricklayer, 125 Hollins
Marley John Henry, laborer gas works,

Spring Garden, Leadenhall nr Fort av
MARLEY RICHARD, shoemaker, 135 Pearl
Maroney John, laborer, 58 Cooksie
Maroney Michael, bookbinder, 107 w Fayette
Marquardt Wm. gilder, 71 s Bethel
Marquardt Henry, merchant, 21 McCulloh
Marquett Steph. wheelwright, 343 Canton av
Marquird Wm. tailor, 136 s Bond
Murr Edward, police, 40 Warner
Marr George, grocery, 165 William
Marr James D. carpenter, 146 s Sharp
Marr .John, huckster, 17 Jasper
Marr John, laborer, 28 Walsh
Marr Lenox, car driver, 502 w Lombard
MARR & MORRISETT, (J. Marr, T. Mor-
risett,) proprietors Monumental Bowling
alleys, 47 w Fayette
Marren Terrence, grocer, 201 e Lombard
Marriety Mrs. Catherine, 78 Constitution

J». HEXRV GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «Spe.
Boseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

MAR

268

MAR

Marrion Wm. 68 n Fremont
Marriott Barzilla, clerk, 324 w Pratt
Marriott George H. M. cigars, 22 n Paca,

dw 323 n Eutaw
Marriott & Gould, (J. McK. Marriott, Jas.

Gould,) tobacco and commis. merchants,

35 South
Marriott John H. shoemaker, 234 e Pratt
Marriott J. McKim, (Marriott & Gould,) 139

Washington place
Marriott Noel B. printer, n e cor Eutaw and

Pratt
Marriott Mrs. J. McK. 147 n Calvert
Marriott Richard J. stone cutter, 65 n

Schroeder
Marriott Richard W. 28 s Sharp
Marriott Samuel, coach maker, 31 Pearl
Marriott Telfair, (W. H. Marriott & Bro.)

147 n Calvert
Marriott Thomas E. potter, 42 s Caroline
MARRIOTT WILLIAM H. & BRO. (Wm.

H. Marriott, Telfair Marriott,) real estate

brokers, 22 and 24 n Charles
Marriott Wm. H. (W. H. Marriott & Bro.)

147 n Calvert
Marrow Chas. F. clerk, 142 Division
Marrow Henry C. engineer U. S. N. 118 n

Pine
Marsden Elias, tailor, 206 Madison av
Marsden James B. carpenter, 96 Preston
Marsden John H. carpenter, Jasper near Mul-
berry, dw 8 George
Marsh George, sailor, 29 Williamson al
Marsh Henry, butcher, 27 Belair market, dw

Jenkins la, near York road
Marsh Henry C. hatter, 118FrankIin,dw 225

Mulberry
Marsh Mrs. Hester E. 117 Hill
Marsh Mrs. Sarah, 258 n Caroline
Marsh S. 1 Jefferson

Marsh Salome, gov't detective, 282 e Madison
Marsh Wm. engineer, 1 s Republican
Marsh Wm. H. barber, Pratt st. near bridge,

dw 99 n Central av
Marsh Wm. carter, 289 s Charles
Marshall Albert, mariner, 31 Holland
Marshall Alexander, carter, 86 Henrietta
Marshall Alexander, painter, 171 Conway
Marshall Alfred, tavern, 12 Foundry
Marshall Annie, 163 s Spring
Marshall Charles, butcher, 102 Eastern av
Marshall Charles, carpenter, 391 Canton av
Marshall Mr*. Eliza, dry goods. 111 e Pratt
Marshall Edmund C. (S.' Chestnut & Co.) 36

Spring row
Marshall Francis, milliner, 2 s Poppleton
Marshall Francis A. restaurant, 121 n High
Marshall Fred, boot crimper, 17 Guilford al
Marshall George W. clerk, 11 Central av
Marshall Henrietta, tailoress, 305 e Lombard
Marshall Henry, stone mason, 88 George
Marshall Hugh, officer Md. Penitentiary
MARSHALL JAMES, restaurant, 186 Lex-
ington
Marshall James C. carpenter, 113 e Madison
Marshall Jane, 80 Mullikin
Marshall iVlrs. Jennie, 97 s Paca
Marshall John, blacksmith, 152 n Fremont
Marshall John, fisherman, 12 Abey al
Marshall John E. (Farlow & Marshall,) 281

e Lombard
Marshall John L. last maker, n e cor Lom-
bard and Grant, dw 18 n High

Marshall John, boots, shoes and dry goods,

119 e Pratt, dw 111
Marshall John, butcher, 495 Light
Marshall John, mariner, 431 Light
Marshall Mrs. Julia 24 s High
MARSHALL J. T. 56 w Second and Ex-
change place
Marshall Louis, butcher, 410 Division
Marshall Luke, carter, 175 n Central av
Marshall Mrs. M. variety store, 222 e Pratt
Marshall Philip, gardener, 34 New Church
Marshall Reuben, masquerade costumer, 3

Low
Marshall Robert, soldier, 78 Leadenhall
Marshall Mrs. Sarah, 62 William
Marshall S. P. 56 w Second
Marshall Susan, 11 s Central av
Marshall Thomas B. (Hopkins & Marshall,)

118 s Paca
Marshall Thos. J. caulker, 62 William
Marshall Wm. R. (Slreeperife Marshall,) 240

n Bond
Marshall William, police, 97 s Paca
Marshburgh John, engineer, 28 s Schroeder
Marshall William, clerk, 3 Front n of Foun-
dry
Marshall Wm. L., U. S. N. 257 s Charles
Marshall Wm. R. ship carpenter, 186 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Marshall Wm. painter, lis Central av
Marshall Wm. bookbinder, 97 s Paca
Marshek Joseph, shoemaker, 596 Penna. av
Marso Michael, harness maker, 110 Ramsay
MARSTON & BRO. (F. W. Marston, J. R.
Marston,) wholesale dealers in china, glass
and earthenware, 246 w I'altimore
Marston Francis, keeper Calvert-st Spring,

dw 19 Pleasant
Marston Frederick W. (Marston & Bro.) 351

w Fayette
Marston Henry, clerk, 153 n Calvert
Marston H. White, clerk, 153 n Calvert
Marston Joseph R. (Mar-stoncfe Bro.) Luther-

ville, Baltimore Co.
Marston Lincoln W. clerk, 153 n Calvert
Marten Henry, baker, 121 Conway
Martenet Charles, carpenter, 95 Columbia
Martenet Morris T. jeweler, 95 Columbia
MARTENET SIMON J. surveyor and pub-
lisher Map of Md., 6 South, dw Harford
road — [See p. 61 Mvertisements.]
Marthas Mary E. confectioner, 7 n Pine
Martien Mrs. B. 39 Slemmer's al
Martien Joseph, carpenter, 170 Mulberry
Martien Wm. manager Chrome Works, 191

n Fremont
Martin Allen, flour and feed, 43 and 44 Tyson
Martin Mrs. Ann W. 86 Warner
Martin Anna E. 379 Lexington
Martin Mrs. Ann E. 64 Barre
Martin Ashton A. cashier Harnden Express,

dw 117 s Sharp
Martin Barbara, poultry, Annapolis road, nr

Siowman's hotel
Martin & Bevans, (J. Martin, R. A. L. Bev-
ans,) furniture and curtains, beds and mat-
tresses, n e cor Calvert and Lovely la
Martin Mrs. Catharine, dressmaker, 6 Jack-
son ct
Martin Charles H. carpenter, 56 Columbia
Martin Charles V. (Love, Martin & Co.) 369

Eutaw place
Martin Charles, tobacco, 35 s Bond

AUG. G. MEYER »!t CO., Maniifacturf rs of White L.eatl, Zinc, Putty, L.ainp1>Iack, Gllie»
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnislies, 100 W. Lombard Street.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

MAR

269

MAR

MARTIN CHARLES & CO. (T. McDer-
mott,) fruit, confectionery, &c. 2 and 4 n
Calvert
Martin Ciilbcrtson, pattern maker, 206 Sara-
toga
Martin Charles Wm. pattern maker, 11 s

Oregon
Martin Cliarlcs, cigar maker, 38 s Bond
MARTIN CYRUS, prop'r Martin's Miller's
hotel and drove stables, s w cor Paca and
German — [See p. 35 Jldvertisements.]
MARTIN DAVID, Masonic emporium, 17

St. Paul, dw 411 German
Martin David A. clerk commissary depart-
ment, 140 w Lombard
Martin Edward, tobacconist, 121 s Sharp
Martin Edward, confectioner, 547 w Baltimore
Martin Edward, laborer, 320 n Howard
Martin Elijah, mariner, 169 Hughes
Martin Ebjah M. police, 11 Jefferson, e of

Broadway
Martin Mrs. Eliza, 294 s Paca
Martin Mrs. J||izabeth, dairy, 21 Penna. av
Martin Mrs. iflizabeth, 122 Vine
Martin E|il:rain), laborer, 10 Harford av
Martin Francis, saddler, 19 New
Martin Francis A. police, 19 New
Martin Frank T. clerk B. & 0. R. R 103 s

Paca
Martin Frederick, rag dealer, 196 s Spring
Martin George, sailor, 76 Block
Martin Geoige J. carter, 307 William
Martin George, shoemaker, 41 Leadenhall
Martin George, butciier, 545 e Fayette
Martin Capt. George, 88 s Bond
Martin George, ornamental painter, 61 s Car-
oline
Martin Geo. M. whip maker, 51 Poppleton
Martin Geo. carpenter, 128 Burgundy al
Martin Guillcrmo H. (Morse & Martin,) 185

St Paul
Martin Mrs. Harriet, 502 w Fayette
Martin Henry, morocco dresser, Lanvale la

near Greenmount av
Martin Henry C. carpenter, 172 Orleans
Martin Henry, laborer, 50 Carlton
Martin Henry, baker, 86 Columbia
Martin Henry, pilot, 31 s Caroline
Martin Henry, 187 Druid Hill av
Martin Henry, laborer, 1 Vincent
Martin Mrs. Jas. seamstress, 228 n Howard
Martin James, laborer, 58 Cooksie
Martin James, cabinet maker, 96 Orleans
Martin James, shoe fitter, 634 w Baltimore
Martin James H. 179 McCulloh
Martin Jas. L. bricklayer, 4 New Church
Martin Jas. V. carpenter, 314 Aisquith
Martin John M. iron moulder, 13 s Schroeder
Martin John, shoemaker, 275 w Fayette
Martin John, butcher, 157 Greenmount av
Martin John, laborer. Lazaretto iron works
MARTIN JOHN & CO. (J. Martin, T.
Staeblein,) wholesale fruiterers and con-
fectioners, 92 w Pratt
Martin John F. clerk, 21 Penna. av
Martin John, (J. Martin & Co.) 117 Hanover
Martin John G. clerk, 112 n Pine
Martin John, shoemaker, 71 Grundy
Martin Jolin, laborer, 89 Mount
Martin John, laborer, 8 Decker
Martin John L. vinegar depot, 172 s Paca
Martin J. Joseph, sign writer, 187 Barre
M artin Joseph, marmer, 11 Gittings

Martin Joseph K. salesman, 312 w Baltimore
MARTIN JOS. LLOYD, M. D. homeopathic

physician, 80 n Charles
Martin Julius, iron founder, 335 Eastern av
MARTIN LEWIS, flour and feed, 39 s

Frederick, dw 357 e Baltimore
Martin Lawson, carpenter, Francis near

Madison av
Martin Maria, grocery, 76 Harford av
Martin Mary, 124 Hanover
Martin Mrs. Mary, 253 n Eden
Martin Mrs. Mary, grocery, 105 Pine
Martin Mary, Falls road near toll gate
Martin Mary, seamstress, 50 Durst al
Martin Margaret A. dressmkr. 519 Lexington
Martin Mrs. Martha, 111 s High
Martin Mrs. Martha, band-box maker, 240

New Church
Martin Patrick, laborer, 341 Eastern av
Martin Patrick, foundryman and grocer, 12

Webster row
Martin Patrick, laborer, 41 Stocltton al
Martin Patrick, laborer, 127 Albemarle
Martin Perry A. plasterer, 103 s Paca
Martin Powell, grocery, cor Gorsuch and

Harford avs. Homestead
Martin Rachel, tailoress, 195 Montgomery
Martin Hon. Robert N. N., Judge Superior

Court, 14 n Eutaw
Martin Samuel, stone cutter, Falls road near

toll-gate
Martin Samuel, clerk, 112 Pine
MARTIN Dr. SAMUEL B. office 131 e

Pratt, dw 133
Martin Samuel, shoemaker, 516 w Baltimore
Martin Mrs. Sarah, 75 Cross
Martin Stephen, 77 Hampstead
Martin Stephen H. clerk, 55 e Madrson
Martin Susan, 2 Townsend
Martin Thomas, stone cutter, 19 s Carey
Martin Thomas E. paper hanger, 634 w Bal-
timore
Martin Thomas, cigar maker, 80 Booth
Martin Tristom T. (Wm. R. Martin & Co.)

124 Hanover
Martin Walter, carpenter, 222 Harford av
Martin Wm. E. 634 w Baltimore
Martin Wm. P. clerk, 103 s Paca
Martin Wm. 93 Mount Vernon place
Martin Capt. W S., Boston e of Bennett
Martin Wm. chemist, 191 n Fremont
Martin Wm. 39 Mount Vernon place
Martin Wm. H. clerk, 90 n Pine
Martin Wm. J. bookkeeper, 430 w Lombard
Martin Wm. engineer, 373 e Fayette
Martin Capt. Wm. 219 Garden
Martin Wm. R. & Co. (W. R. Martin, T. T.

Martin,) import's and dealers in fine liquors,

and general commis. merch'ts, 72 s Calvert
Martin Wm. R. (Wm. R. Martin & Co.) 3*-.^l— .

s Broadway
Martin Wm. T. carpenter, 56 Columbia
Martin Wm. D. carpenter, 519 Lexington
Martin Wm. C. clerk, 103 s Paca
Martin Wm. R. clerk, 517 w Lombard
Martin Wm. watchman, 22 Fell
Martinet Morris F. jeweler, 95 Columbia
Martinet Wm. jeweler, 56 Harford av
Martini Adolph, clerk, s e corner Bond and

Eastern av
Martini Herman, shoemaker, 322 s Bond
Martini John, porter, 348 s Bond
Martino Wm. painter, 129 Cross

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWIA'G M.VCHIIVE is tl»e best for all purposes— SAI4ES
R009IS— ISl Baltimore Street.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Martins Adam, grocery, s e cor Eastern av

aiiii Bond
Martins Anna, teacher, 546 Franklin
Martins Conrad, shoemaker, 14 Garden
Martins Herman, grocery, 230 s Caroline
Martins John, clerk, 546 Franklin
Martorana Charles F. engraver, 83 Exchange

place, dw 52 e Pratt
Marx Frank, rigger, 80 s Wolfe
Marx Frederick, rigger, 80 s Wolfe '
Marx George, tailor, 211 Eastern av

Marx , 1 Diamond

Marx Peter, tailor, 71 Saratoga, dw 56 Park
Marx Peter, lailor, 21 n Wolfe
Marye Mrs. George T., Eutaw house
Maryland Copper Co. John T. Scott, sec'ry

and treas'r, 1 Wood, cor Bowly's whf
Maryland Colonization Society, over 65 Sec-
ond, James Hall, agent
Maryland Club, n e cor Franklin and Cathe-
dral
MARYLAr*D F[RE INSURANCE CO. OF
BALTIMORE, T. E. Hambleton, pres't,
J. K. Milnor, sec'ry, office n w cor of Bal-
timore and North
MARYLAND HOSPITAL, Monument e of

Broadway. — {>See ^flppevdix.)
MARYLAND INSTITUTE for Promotion
of Mecl.anic Arts, Baltimore, opposite Har-
rison — (iS>e Jlppendix .)
Maryland institute for Instruction of Blind,

25b Saratoga
MARYLAND MUTUAL MARINE INSU-
RAiNCE CO. 57 Second, Robt. R. Kirk-
land, president
MARYLAND PENITENTIARY, corner of

Madison and Forrest
Maryland Gas Company, office 5 St. Paul
Maryland Soap Stone Works, 422 w Pratt,

A. W. Berry, treasurer
MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFIJN-
ING CO., F. W. Brune cfc Sons, agents,
O'Donnell's wharf
Maryland State Bible Society Rooms, 75 w

Fayette
Maryland State Hay Scales, s e cor Monu-
ment and Buren
Maryland Slate Hay Scales, n w cor Frank-
lin and Penna. av
Maryland Tract, Sunday School and Evan-
gelical Book Depository, Bible house, 73
v/ Fayette
Marz Edward, cigar maker, 190s Charles
Marz Joiin, porter, 73 Albemarle
Mashek Adam, tailor, 47 Preston
Mashek Weiizcl, tailor, 47 Preston
Mask Isaac G. collector, 3 n Charles
Mask John Q. A. bookkeeper, n e cor Grun-
dy and xVlcAlechin
Mask John, salesman, n e cor Grundy and

McMechiii
Mask Wm. A. carpenter, 36 Boyd
Maskell Wm. H. engineer, 25 Cathedral
Masmerrenger Ferdinand, shoemaker, 829 w

Baltimore
Mason Andrew, laborer, 230 Lemmon al
Mason C. & Son, (Charles Mason, Wm. E.
Mason,) leather and shoe findings, 125 n
High
Mason Charles W. clerk, 92 n Paca
Mason Edward, sailmaker, 300 e Madison
Mason Edward, com. merchant, 124 Chew
Mason Elizabeth, 99 Penna. av

Mason George A. blacksmith, Wolfe near

Fayette
Mason George, huckster, 146 Scott
Mason George T. gold pens, 104 w Baltimore
Mason James, laborer, 146 Dover
MASON JAMES D.& CO. (J.D.Mason,)

biscuit and cracker bak^rs^ ]33 McElder-

ry's wharf, store 114 w Pratt
Mason James D. (J. D. Mason & Co.) 119 e

Baltimore

MASON JOHN C. & CO. (John C.
Mason, Samuel W. Teal,) Mon-
umental Steam Bakery, Ship
Bread, Cake and Cracker manu-
facturers, n w cor President and
Stiles, Store 45 and 47 w Pratt.

Mason John C. (John C. Mason & Co.) 39 a

Broadway ^

Mason John, sutler, 107 n Schroeder
Mason John, sec'y Dime Savings Bank, 12

Pearl
Mason Joseph C. clerk, 27 s High
Mason Joseph C. huckster, Belair av near

city limits
Mason Mary, boarding, 192 n Calvert
Mason Mrs. Mary, 7*? s High
Mason Peter, laborer, 230 Lemmon al

MASON K. & SONS, Unrivalled
Ship Bread, Cake and Cracker
Bakery, 41 McElderry's wharf.
Store 128 w Pratt.

Mason Mrs. Richard, 222 e Baltimore
Mason Richard C. (R. Mason & Sons,) 222

e Baltimore
Mason Richard C. 27 s High
Mason Samuel jr., bookkeeper, 78 n Eutaw
Mason Thomas, laborer, Donnelly's ct
Mason Wesley, bookkeeper, 154 Columbia
Mason Wm. 20 Ogston

Mason Wm. A. (R. Mason & Sons,) Balti-
more Co.
Masonic Hall, cor St. Paul and Court house la
Mass Mary V. 184 Lee

Massamone George W. dentist, 94 w Fay-
ette
Massey Mrs. Anna L. 3 Laurel
Massey John W. clerk, 42 w Monument
Massicott Catherine E. 78 e Baltimore
Mussicott Wm. E. currier, 90 s Ann
Masson Abram, carpenter, 217 Orleans
Masson John, carpenter, Aisquith btw Low

and Orleans, dw 122 n Bond
Masson Thomas, carpenter, 72 n Bond
Masson Wm. carpenter, 217 Orleans, dw 19^^

w Fayette
Muster of Machinery, B. & O. R. R. Mount

Clare station
Master of Machinery, N. C. Railway, Bolton

station
Master of Roads, B. & 0. R. R. Mt. Clare

station
Master of Transportation, B. & 0. R. R.
Camden station

JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. BaltiJUore.<st.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Masterman Charles A. car weigher Camden

station, 237 s Euiaw
Masterman Charles S. bookkeeper, 42 Mul-
berry
Masters Mrs. Ann E. 67 n Broadway
Masters Charles, porter, 67 n Broadway
Masters E. D. 48 Hanover
Maston Alice, 195 e Lombard
Matchen Thomas, carpenter, 231 Peirce
Matchen Thomas, jr. carpenter, 231 Peirce
Matchen Wm. carpenter, 231 Peirce
Matchett Miss Annie, young ladies academy,

131 St. Paul. — [See p. 62 ^idvertisemenh.]
Matchett Mrs. Richard J. 131 St. Paul
Matchett Wm. J. rigser, 98 Hamburg
Mates Wm. mate, 168 Hushes
Mathaney Daniel, pilot, 133 Gough
Mathaney James, porter, 298 e Lombard
Mather James, ladies' shoes, 92 Lexington
M.ATHERS & IRVIN, (J. Mathers, G. W.

Irvin,) merchant tailors, 3 n Charles
Mathers James, (Mathers & Irvin,) 33 Pearl
Mathers Jacob, (Pracht & Co.) 155 Franklin
MATHEWS & LONEY, (R. S. Mathews,

H. D. Loney,) attorneys, 1 Counsellor'-s

hall, 46 Lexington
Mathews R. Stockett, (Mathews & Loney,)

65 n Charles
Mathews Seth, gunsmith, 345 Saratoga
Mathews Thomas, lUO n Front
Mathias John T. 202 n Charles

Mathias , flajman N. C. R. 357 Cathedral

MATHIOT AUGUSTUS & SON, (A Ma-

thiot, 0. L. Mathiot,) furniture warerooms,

25 and 27 n Gay
Mathiot Aujustus, (Augustus Mathiot &

Son,) 39 Mulberry
Mathiot Augustus G. produce commission

merchant, 6 Bowly's whf, up stairs, dw 39

Mulberry
Mathioi James H. bookkeeper, 39 Mulberry
Mathiot John B salesman, 23 n Gay
Mathiot Octavian L. (Augustus Mathiot &

Son,) 67 n Liberty
Mateliiig Erso, clerk, 180 s Bond
Mateling Rudolph, clerk, 180 s Bond
Mathison James, police, 229 e Pratt
Mathison John, collar maker, 229 e Pratt
Mathison John, mouldt-r, 295 Columbia
Matie John, finisher, 10 Callendar
Matschnian Feit, upholsterer, 9 James la
Mattan Jolin, carpenter, 46 Richmond
Matteer Juliu.s, cabinet maker, 10 Etna la
Matteer Louis, cabinet maker, 3 Etna la
Matthai Christian E. grocery, s e cor Balti-
more and Ann
Matthaei Daniel, clerk, n e cor Holland and

Lewis
Matthai Ernest, sawyer, 202 Vine
Matthes Peter, restaurant, 231 s Broadway
Matthews Albert S. clerk, 44 s Sharp
Matthews Alfred C. N. auctV, 199 Franklin
Matthews Charles, finisher, 2 Windsor
Matthews Charles, mariner, 279 Hanover
Matthews Ernest, shoeinak. 60 s Schroeder
Matthews E. George, Aiberton cotton milia,

office 24 German, dw 163 Garden
Matthews Frances, seamstress, 176 s Eden
Matthews Franklin B. 100 n Front
Matthews Henry C. clerk, 22 n Front
Matthews Lsaac H. huck'r, 80 Druid Hill av
Matthews James, mariner, 32 Hughes
Matthews John E. shoemaker, 323 Aisquith

MATTHEWS JOHN N. grocer, 23 and

25 Centre market space, dw Penna. av nr

Northern av

Matthews John E. shoemaker, 275 e Madison

Matthews John, melter, Stockholm between

Eiitaw and Russell
Matthews John, laborer, 59 Cambridge
Matthews John, laborer, 3 Ulrich
Matthews John J. huckster, 208 Lexington
Matthews John, 36 William
Matthews Joshua, clerk, 100 n High
Maf.hews Joshua, vinegar, 107 McElderry'a

wharf, dw 121 n Exeter
Matthews Jos. (Matthews & Son,) lOOn High
Matthews Joseph D (Slothower, Matthews

& Co.) Baltimore county
MATTHEWS & LEITCH, (Thos. H. Mat-
thews, Edward G. Leitch,) com. merch'ts,
4 Spear's wharf
Matthews Patrick, laborer, 303 s Paca
Matthews Patrick, soldier, 5 Hillen
Matthews Randolph, blacksmith, 112 n

Schroeder
Matthews S. G. agent Life Insurance, Gilmor

between Saratoga and Mulberry
Matthews Susan, 186 Montgomery
MATTHEWS & SON, (T. Matthews, J.
Matthews,) lumber merchants, cor Albe-
marle and Canton av. and 100 n High
Matthews T. W. & Co. (T. W. Matthews,
L. 0. Magrath,) com. merch'ts, 55 South
Matthews T. W. (T. W. Matthews & Co.)

.Mansion house
Matthews Thomas R. & Sons, (T. R. Mat-
thews, sr., T. R. Matthews, jr., Wm. P.
Dawson,) shipping and com. merchants, 18
Bowly's wharf
Matthews Thomas R. jr., (T. R.Matthews

& Sons,) 49 Lexington
Matthews Thomas R. sr., (T. R. Matthews

& Sons,) Baltimore county
Matthews Thomas, millwright, Black Horse

tavern
Matthews Valentine, cooper, 5 Flizabeth la
Matthews Wm. carpenter, 2 s Oregon
Matthews Wm. J. gas fitter, 17 s Caroline
M ATTHIA JOHN C. blacksmith, 560 Penn-
sylvania av
Matthoides Charles, laborer, 43 Abbot
Mattin Henry, morocco dresser, Lanvale rd
Mattingly J.'F. 241 Mulberry
Maitingly Thomas H. ferryman and tavern,

s w cor William and Hughes
Mattison Isabella, confec'r, 700 w Baltimore
Mattison Capt. John J. 88 s Broadway
Mattrie John, figure maker, 542 w Baltimore
Matson Geo. A. soldier, 170 Scott
Mattson John, laborer, Hull nr Fort av
Maty John A. tailor, 60 Somerset
Maud rich Henry, n e cor George and Pine
MAUGHLIN & SONS, (W. W. Maughlin,)
steam planing mills, n e cor East Fails av
and Stiles, and warehouse 55 w Pratt
Maughlin Wm. W. (Maughlin & Sjus,) 12

Aisquith
Maul Eleanora, dressmaker, 1 May
Maul John, finisher, 56 n S'^hroeder
Mauler Conrad, grocery, 193 Eastern av
Mauley S R. 592 w Lombard
Maulsby David L. jr. salesman, 115 n High
Maulsby Philip H. clerk, 57 n Exeter
Maun Mrs. Amelia, 901 w Pratt
Maun Richard, laborer, 11 Carlton

ShirU, Dra\Ters. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOXB. BrRTON & GO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Maund Geo. C. attorney, 70 w Fayette, dw

341 Lexington
Maund Mrs. Metta, 341 Lexington
Maund Rob't C. recording clerk Superior

Court, 341 Lexington
MAUPIN & CO. (L. W. Maupin, G. A.
Thompson,) land agents, St. Paul, over
Bank of Baltimore
Maupin Logan W. (Maupin & Co.) 86 n

Charles
Maur Leonard, laborer, Phila. road near city

limits
Maurer Christian, salesman, 172 Pearl
Maurer Henry, carpet weaver, 172 Pearl
Maurer Johr. H. confectioner, 3 n Poppleton
Maurer Leonard, shoemaker, 585 Penna. av
Mauritz J. D. 84 w Monument
Mausel Cnsper, turner, 24 Holland
Mauser John, tailor, 444 Saratoga
Maushard John, liquors, 291 n Central av
Max Jacob, laborer, 33 Brown
Maxfitid John H. hatter, 188 L. Constitution
Maxfield Levi, blacksmith, 281 Franklin
Maxfield Wm. coachsmith, 28! Franklin
Maxler Lawrence, laborer, 517 Canton av
Maxwell Alexander, shoemaker, 278 n Gay
Maxwell A.G. bookkeeper, Mansion house
Maxwell Anna L. matron of Christ Church

Asylum for Female Children, 27 Garden
Maxwell Chas. machinist, 362 w Lombard
Maxwell David, stone cutter, n w cor Eutaw

and Saratoga
Maxwell Mis. Ellen, grocery, 24 Valley
Maxwell Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 s Carey
Maxwell Francis F., lab. 324 n Republican
Maxwell George, machinist, and foreman ma-
chine shop of P. W. & B. R. R. 96 s Eden
Maxwell George, sr. machinist, 91) s Eden
Maxwell Harvey K. stone culler, 76 n Eutaw
Maxwell Isaac P. stone cutter, 76 n Eutaw
Maxwell James F. finisher, 18 s Fremont
Maxwell John, grocery, s w cor Bank and

Washington
Maxwell .Itjhn, machinist, 70 Decker
MAXWELL JOHN W., Jr., marble works,
140 n Calvert, dw adjoining. — [See p. 60
Jldvertisements.]
Maxwell John & Son, (J. Maxwell, R. W.
Maxwell,) shoe findings and garden seeds,
5 Ensor, dw J. M. 194 Aisquith
Maxwell Mrs. Mary J. dressmaker, 244 e

Lombard
Maxwell Mich'l, laborer, Foster al nr Grundy
Maxwell Newton, clerk, 72 Lexington
Maxwell Rebecca, 5 Forrest
Maxwell Robert, machinist, 469 w Lombard
Maxwell Robert, 190 Aisquith
Maxwell Samuel, machinist, 118 s Chester
Maxwell Thos. soldier, 32 w Biddle
MAXWELL WM. G. india rubber goods,
umbrellas, &c., 166 w Baltimore, dw 265
w Lombard
Maxwell V\'m. machinist, 96 s Eden
Maxwell Wm. T. baggage master, 62 Fawn
Maxwell Wm. stone cutter, 26 e Eager
May Adam, shoemaker, 63 s Durham
May Allien R. 110 Mulberry
May Alfred, clerk, 23 n Calvert
May Andrew, carpenter, 265 n Eden
May August, stove manuf. 198 Eastern av
May August, laborer, 284 Aliceanna
May Benj. F. insp. gen'l of grain, 4 Wood,
dw Fountain hotel

May Dominic M. H. professor of music, 100 1

Saratoga I

May Edward, carpenter, 110 Mulberry ■

May Frederick L. locksmith and bell hanger,

125 w Madison
May George, shoemaker, 265 e Eager
May Geo. cigar maker, 9 Plowman
May Henry, importer watchmakers' mate-
rials, over 127 w Baltimore, dw 60 n Front
May Timothy, 1 Truxton
May Isidore J. hair worker, 174 e Baltimore
May James W. H. professor of music 100

Saratoga ■

May James A. scroll sawyer, 432 w Fayette a
May John, carter, 8 Neighbor ■■

May Joseph, peddler, rear 16 South
May Joseph T. carpenter, 432 w Fayette
May Joseph, tailor, 126 Granby
May Mrs. Mary J. 432 w Fayette
May Robert, tobacco and cigars, n w cor
Charles and Lexington, dw 110 Mulberry
May Robert, laborer, 104 Hillen
May Samuel, boots and shoes, 192 Lexington
May Sophia D. dress maker, 7 n Fremont
May Thomas, laborer, 190 L. Constitution
May Thomas, mariner, 108 s Caroline
May Wm. door keeper Holiday-st. Theatre,

4 s Carey
May Wm. importer of watches and watch
materials, over 205 w Baltimore, dw 57
German
Maydwell John C. cigar maker, 165 n Paca
Maydwell W. B. bricklayer, 166 n Caroline
Mayenchein Frederick, carver, 37 L. Mc-

Elderry
Mayenchein Henry, tailor, 50 Chatsworth
Mayenchein John, barrel dealer, 299 s Paca
Mayer Abraham, furniture, 766 w Baltimore
Mayer August, cigar maker, 297 Aliceanna
MAYER & BRO.(Chas. F. Mayer of Lewis,
C. Mayer,) importers German, English and
French fancy goods, 4 n Howard
Mayer Brantz, paymaster U. S. A. 16 Mc-

Culloh
Mayer Caroline, dressmaker, 142 s Regester
Mayer Charles F. of Lewis, (Mayer & Bro.)

22 n Greene
Mayer Christiana, grocery, 175 Henrietta
Mayer Christian, box maker, 4 Jackson ct
Mayer Christopher, (Mayer & Bro.) 22 n

Greene
Mayer Mrs. Catherine, liquors, 134 Barre
Mayer Elias, (Eliel & Mayer,) 220 w Pratt
Mayer Mrs. Eliza E., McCulloh e of Town-
send
Mayer Frederick, merchant tailor, 63 Hanover
Mayer Frederick, laborer, 24 Albemarle
Mayer George cooper, 170 s Bond ;

Mayer H. junk shop, 31 Fell
Mayer John, cooper, 142 s Regester
Mayer John F. snoemaker, 303 Canton av
MAYER LEWIS, attorney 29 St. Paul, dw ?

McCulloh e of Townsend
Mayer Moses, clothing, 59 n Exeter
Mayer Philip, huckster, 126 s Spring
Mayer Richard, cigar maker, 267 Hanover
Mayers Lewis, tobacconist, 252 s Broadway
Mayger Richard R. (Mayger & Shaffer,) 71

e Pratt
Mayger Richard, 46 Granby
MAYGER & SHAFFER. (R. R. Mayger,
F. Littig Shaffer, jr. ) machinists and iron
founders, 40 e Monument

HEIVRY GIESE, Coounlssion I^Ierchant, for the sale of Flour, Grnln, Sertlg, Sts.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, HI Spear's Wbaxt,

i

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Mayher John, ag't agricultural imp), maker,
cor Plowman and Front, warehouse 145 w
Pratt, dw 350 n Eutaw
Mayhew Mrs. Abby E. 80 Franklin
MAYHEW WM. E.com. merch'tfor manuf.
dry goods, over 259 w Baltimore, dw 75 n
Charles
MAYNARD, ELY & ROSE, (J. A. May-
nard, C. W. Ely, P. Rose,) tanners and
leather dealers, 46 s- Calvert ; tannery, n e
cor Centre and Front
Maynard Geo. VV. millwright, 132 Pearl
Maynard J. A. (Maynard, Ely & Rose,) cor

Lanvale and Mason al
Maynard Richard D. clerk, 51 Lexington
Maynard Samuel, clerk, 82 Hanover
Maynard Warren, clerk, 171 w Fayette
Maynard Wm. carpenter, 132 Pearl
Mayo Mrs Ann E. seamstress, 15 Constitu-
tion
Mayo Mary E. A. seamstress, 15 Constitution
Mayo Mrs. 81 McCulloh
MAYOR'S OFFICE, City Hall, Holiday n

of Fayette
Mayr Fred'k, tailor, 15 Diamond
Maywald Henr}', shoemaker, 106 Mullikin
Mazer Fred'k, engineer, 68 Eastern av
Mazingo John, pilot, 337 Cross
McAbee James, constable, 520 w Lombard
McAbee Jesse, engineer, 171 Preston
McAbee John T. (McKeever & McAbee,)

120 n Calvert
McAbee John, tin and sheet iron worker, 14

Buren
McAdam Owen, tallow chandler, 2 Fall
McAdam Owen, carter, ]5 s B'thel
McAdam Owen, tallow chandler, 30 Buren,

dw 137 n Calvert
McAdam Patrick, laborer, 7 Bank .
JVlc Adams Patrick, drayman, 23 Constitution
McAdams Peter, tinner, 107 Front n of Foun-
dry
McAfee Wm. L. gas fitter, 123 w Lombard,

dw 41 s High
McAleer Ann, 146 e Eager
McAleer & Co. hardware dealers, 97 Harrison
McAllister A. G. laborer, 104 Hillen
McAllister Archibald, clerk, 104 Hillen
McAllister Chas. saddler, 64 Holland
McAllister Elizabeth, teacher, 185 Chesnut
McAllister James, bricklayer, 64 Holland
McAllister James, machinist, s w cor Albe-
marle and Fawn
McAllister JAMES, lime, s w cor Fawn

and Albemarle
McAllister James D. brakesman, 550 w Pratt
McAllister James, weaver, 4 Collins ct
McAllister John, fisherman, 91 Cambridge
McAllister John, 185 Chesnut
McAllister Peter, carpenter, Strieker n of

Mulberry
McAllister Richard, salesman, 338 Light
McALLISTKR ROBT. A. attorney, 72)^

Bank, dw 68 s Broadway
McAllister Robert, boatman, 72 Union
McAllister Samuel, clerk, 49 Hanover
McAllister Wm. D. gas fitter, 104 Hillen
McAllister Wm. H. 554 w Baltimore
McAllister ("apt. Wm. 64 Holland
McAllister Wm. mariner, 64 Holland
McAllister William, (Manns & McAllister,)

136 Druid Hill av
McAllister W. 104 Hill

McAlly Francis, laborer, 343 s Sharp
McAlly Patrick, laborer, 343 s Sharp
McAlvaney Richard, huckster, 236 Franklin
McAnelty Anna C. dressmaker, 68 Pearl
McAntee Patrick, laborer, 532 w Pratt
McAvoy Dennis, coachman, 30 Hollins
McAvoy Francis, groceries and provisions,

cor Nicholson and Haubert
McAvoy Hugh L. stove, range and hot air

furnace manuf. 14 s Light, dw 38 n High
McAvoy Joseph, laborer, 556 w Lombard
McAvoy Juliet, 11 s Fremont
McAvoy Mary Jane, teacher, cor Nicholson

and Haubert
McAvoy Paul, grocer, s w cor Hollins and

Oregon
McAleer Sister Mary Ann, St. Agnes Hospital
McAtee Ruth, millinery, 276 n Gay
McBee Chas. Black Horse tavern ,111 n High
McBee Osborn, stone mason, 83 Camden
McBee John W. engineer N. C. R. 124

Preston
McBee & Bro. (Charles McBee, Wilson O.
McBee,) proprietors of Black Horse tavern,
111 n High
McBee Wilson 0. (McBee & Bro.) Ill n High
McBlair Mary, tailoress, 272 e Madison
McBride Francis, teamster, 379 e Eager
McBride Henry, laborer, 18 Biddle al
McBride James, teamster, 7 Webb
McBride John, stone cutter 57 Hillen
McBride John, laborer, IS Bitldle al
McBride John, laborer, 53 Low
McBride Mary, 151 Park
McRride Mrs. Sarah, 74 Druid Hill ay
McBride Wm. carter, 53 Low
McBriety Andrew, clerk, 4 Watson
McBriety Mrs. Louisa, 4 Watson
McBriety Wm. clerk, 4 Watson
McBuney Louis, soldier, 319 e Madison
McBurney Wm. laborer, n e cor Monument

and Bond
McCabe Ak.Y. laborer, 18 Buren
McCabe Alice, 136 Forrest
McCabe James, painter, 91 n Broadway
McCabe Michael, laborer, 136 Harford av
McCabe Michael, laborer, 20 Rose
McCabe Mrs. 215 e Monument
McCabe Owen, laborer, 107 Greenmount av
McCabe Mrs. Rose, Strieker s of Baltimore
McCabe Thomas, soldier, 136 Forrest
McCabe Wfn. H. painter, 28 Hanover
McCadden Andrew, machinist, 365 n Gay
McCadden Daniel, shoemaker, 365 n Gay
McCadden Francis, 143 Aliceanna

McCadden , machinist, 79 Ensor

McCadden George, sash maker, 365 n Gay
McCadden James, gilder, 365 n Gay
McCadden John, soldier, 365 n Gay
McCadden Mary J. milliner, 1 Thomsen
McCadden Margaret, 1 Thomsen
McCafferty Arthur, bonnet frames, 68 Lex-
ington
McCafTerty Rev. James, 158 Hollins
McCafferty John bonnet frames, 68 Lexing-
ton
McCafTerty John, painter, 53 n Exeter
McCafferty John, painter, 39 Lewis
McCafferty Joseph, bonnet frames, 68 Lex-
ington
McCafferty Mary C. dry goods, 41 n Liberty
McCafferty Wm. H. police, 87 n Caroline
McCaffrey Henry W. clerk, 47 3 Greene

AUG. G. MEYER »Ss CO., Maiiiifactiirtra ol%V"!ii<«- Lead, Ziiic. Putty, i:.ainpb]ack, GIne.
Neatsfnot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints ax«l Varnishes, lOO W. Lombard Street.

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McCaffrey henry, music dealer and
publisher, 205 w Haliimnre, dw 717 Lex-
ington.— [■'^ee p 32 Mverti^ements ]
McCaffrey Mary J. millinery, 2G4 Hanover
McCaffrey Michael, lahonr, 19 iXeii^hbor
McCaffrey JESSE T. cattle dealer, G57

Penna. av near Baker
McCaffrey Patrick, shoemaker, 105 Columbia
McCaffrey Patrick, broommaker, 18 Clay
McCaffrey Peter, shoemaker, 7 Guilford al
McCaffrey Thomas, furniture, 54 s Paca, dw

105 Columbia
McCaghey John, Quartermaster's dept. s w

cor Lninljard and Frederick
McCahan Daniel, plumber, 4 s Bond, dw 11

n Regester
McCahan D. L. plumber, 167 e Baltimore, dw

39 Stiles
McCahan Edward L. time keeper Camden

station, 99 Columbia
McCahan George L. clerk, 934 Lexington
McCahan Henry, plumber, Fayette bet.

Durham and Wolfe
McCahan John C. sheet iron worker, 99

Columbia
McCahan John C. laborer, 99 Columbia
McCahan Mary A. 99 Columbia
McCain John, tobacconist, 132 Pearl
McCain John W, clear maker, 229 w Biddle
McCaldan Joseph, brickmaker, 208 German
McCale Patrick, laborer, 23 s Regester
McCall Andrew P. plumber, 394 w Lombard
McCall Hugh, chemist, 77 Hill
McCall Hu-h, chemist, 644 Light
McCall James, tinner, 151 Fremont
McCall James, brass finisher, SThomsen
McCall John, laborer, 253 e Monument
McCall Michael, 24 Block
McCall Michael, laborer, 639 Light
McCall Owen, laborer, 1 Heath
McCall Patrick, laborer, 12 New Church
McCall Patrick A. plumber and gas fitter, 328

w Pratt, dw 394 w Lombard
McCall Patrick H. laborer, 86 Grindall
McCall Catrick, laborer, 3 Heath
McCal! Robert, shoemaker, 371 Hamburg
McCambridge Dennis J. bag. agent B. & O.

R. R. 64 Perry
McCambridge Henry, laborer, 281 Cross
McCAM BRIDGE JOHN, restaurant, 122 n

Gay
McCamley Charles, hackman, 5 Grace ct
McCamley Charles, hackman, 94 L. Mont-
gomery
McCamman Nathaniel, McHenry wof Fulton
McCandlnss Chrislianna, seamstress, 101 n

Fremont
McCann Mrs. Catherine, 49 Johnson
McCann Cornelius, porter, 148 s Chester
McCann Daniel, 84 n Calvert
McCann Edward, shoemaker, 132 Castle
McCann Edward, cooper. Cross bet. Han-
over atid Leadenhall, dw 23 Hill
McCann Francis, laborer, 146 s Chester
McCann Geo. W. fisherman, 49 Johnson
McCann .las. laborer, Alicennna nr Cannon
McCann James, tinner, 115 Stirling
Mc('ann James, fisherman, 49 Johnson
McCann Mrs. Jane, 20 Rose
McCann John W. fisherman, 49 Johnson

McCann , teacher, 132 e Lombard

McCann Lloyd, 49 Johnson

McC aim Michael, ship carpenter, 421 Light

McCann Michael, shoemaker, 3 Hamilton
McCann Patrick, grocery, 319 n Howard
McCann Terrence, carpenter, 57 Tyson
McCann William, moulder, 115 Stirling
McCann Wm. coach maker, 35 s <^»ay, shops

3 and 15 s Frederick, dw 69 n Calvert
McCarahier Daniel, dispatch man, 42Grundy
McCardell Felix, laborer, 76 s Durham
McCardell John, agricul. implement maker,

101 Mullikin
McCardell Samuel agricul. implement maker,

97 Mullikm
McCardell Wm. H. agricultural implement

maker, 10 Valley
McCardle Dennis, soldier, 249 Montgomery
McCardle Mary Jane, confectioner, 249

Montgomery
McCarn Owen, boiler maker, 232 Chesnut
McCarn Wm. hostler, 33 New Church
McCarney Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 53 Mul-
berry
McCarriar James, photographist, 149 c Mon-
ument
McCarriar Mary, 151 e Monument
McCarrick Wm. laborer, 112 s Castle
McCarron John, shoemaker. 2 Bloodgood ct
McCarrnn Patrick, tailor, 1 Clay
McCarron Wm. hostler, 33 New Church
McCart George, stone cutter, 35 s Front
McCart John, plumber, 90 St. Paul
McCart John, plumber, 78 n Front
McCarthy Alexander, carpenter, 47 n Front
McCarthy Mrs. Ann, 47 n Front
McCarthy Mrs. Catherine, 62 Decker
McCarthy Flizabeth, seamstres.s, 250 n Eutaw
McCarthy Florence, (Connolly & McCarthy,)

22 s Sharp
McCarthy Jeremiah, watchman B. & 0. R

R. 103 Peirce
McCarthy John J. shoemaker, 583^2 " How-
ard, dw 146 w Baltimore
McCarthy Mrs. Margaret, cor Harrison and

Fayette
McCarthy Mary, 144 Holiday
McCarthy Mich 'I, stone cutler, 16 s Schroeder
McCarthy Patrick, huckster, 9 Jackson ct
McCarthy Timothy, wines and liquors, 209

Lexington, dw 408
McCartney John, soldier, 43 e Eager
McCartney Mary, 142 holiday
McCartney Patrick, carpenter, 3 e Madison
McCartney Patrick, grocery, 13 n Front n of

Foundry
McCartney William, porter, Lexington near

Schroeder
McCarty (fe Bro. (P. L. McCarty, R. D. Mc-

Carty,) tobacco and cigars, 9 St Paul
McCarty Dennis, clerk, 33 w Hoffman
McCarty Isabella, seamstress, 24 Harford av
McCarty James, laborer, e Monument extnd
McCarty Mrs. Jane E. over 63 Second
McCarty John, laborer, 160 n High
McCarty Michael, laborer, 19 'I'ownsend
McCarty Peyton L. clerk, 213 w Fayette
McCarty Peyton L. (McCarty & Bro.) 56

Spring row
McCarty Rosia D. (McCarty & Bro.) 56

Spring row
McCarty Thomas, 167 s Chapel
McCauley Charles, (John L. Wild & Co.)

26 n Caroline
McCauley Chas. collar maker, 175 Mulberry
McCauley Mrs. Elizabeth, 356 e Monumen

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McCauley George, machinist, 276 n Eutaw
McCauley George, machinist. 111 Conway
McCauley Rev. James A. 99 Mulberry
McCauley John F. machinist, 276 n Eutaw
McCauley John, shoemaker. 150 Henrietta
McCauley John T. police, 35.3 e Monument
McCauley John Thomas, collar maker, 120 n

Poppleton
McCauley John S. police, 352 e Monument
McCauley Joseph C. collar maker, 76 Pearl
McCauley Margaret, 39 York
McCauley Mathias, 44 Barre
McCauley R. A millwright, 26 n Caroline
McCauley Sarah, 87 Park
McCauley Mrs Susan, 44 Barre
McCauley Wm. E. officer Md. Penitentiary,

dw 211 e Madison
McCauley Wm. L. shoemkr. 638 w Baltimore
McCauley Wm. roofer, 34 s Bond
McCauley Wm. S. (Selby & McCauley,) 353

e Monument
McCauley Wm. T. shoe store, 76 Pearl
McCausland Thos. paper hanger, 13 Wash-
ington
McCawloy Joseph, coach maker, 41 s Paca,

dw 144 Conway
McCawsland Wm. J. carpen'r, 89 e Madison
McCay John,cli-rk, s w cor Ea<jerand Forrest
McCay Joshua P. (Wm. T. Walters & Co.)

7 Jackson sq
McCay Marcus, clerk, Hjo s Calvert
McCeney Mrs. Caroline, 189 Franklin
McClaiey James, porter, 38 B trre
McClain John, boiler maker, L. Con.'ititution
McClane Henry, finisher, 481 w Lombard
McClane Jacob, blacksmith, 122 Hughes
McClane James, furniture, 694 w Baltimore

McClane , sailor, 64 Block

McClane , blacks'h, Elliott near East av

McClane Patrick, laborer, 75 Hamburg
McClane Mrs. Sarina, 109 w Monument
McClane J. James, tinner, 217 e Pratt
McClane Wm. H. blacksmith, 122 Hughes
McClarence Michael, clerk, Bolton near Lan-

vale
McClarran John, ship carpenter, 210 s Wolfe
McClatchy Jane, 137 Hdlins
McClatchy RobiMt, plumber, 1 Grace ct
McClatchy William, plumber, 137 HoUins
McClean Peter, blacksmith, .59 William
McCLEARY & CONNELLY, (Robt. Mc-

Cleary, jr., P. Connelly,) coppersmiths

and gas fitters, 45 Holiday
McCleary John, tailor, 157 n Central av
McCleary Mrs. Julia A. 105 Hillen
McCleary Robert, laborer, 53 n High
McCleary Robert, jr (McCleary I'c Connelly,)

53 n High
McCleary Wm. clerk, 191 Mulberry
McClellan Andrew, painter, 34 Warner
McClellan Arthur, I) S. assessor, Gilmor 6

doors from Franklin
McClellan Arthur, elk. Strieker n of Franklin
McClellan Beiij F. blacksmith, 94 w Centre
McClellan James, boot maker, 106 s Paca
McClellan John, painter, 186 McHenry
McClellan John, sailmaker, 177 Bank
McClellan John, porter, 31 New Church
McClellan Mrs. Mary A. 48 Columbia
McClellan Mary, 49 n Liberty
McClellan Rufus C. police, 262 n Eutaw
McClellan Capt. Samuel, 284 Greenmount av
McClellan Wm. B. blacksmith, 120 Orleans

McClellan Wm. W., Lanvale w of Garden
McClelland Cary, (McClelland & Logan,) n

w cor Fayette and Fulton
McClelland George, horseshoer, 179 n Eutaw

McClelland & logan, iCary McCiei-

land, David Logan,) dealers in live stock,
Calverton house, Calverton road
McClelland Robert, grocery, Falls road near

tollgate
McClennand Wm. B. blacksmith, 120 Orleans
McClenaghan Henry, house carpenter, 341

Eastern av
McClenahan Dan'l, carpenter, 109 Harford av
McClenahan Jas. porter, 1C9 Greenmount av
McClenahan Reubin, engineer U. S. N. 293

e Madison
McClenan David, carter, Bolton near Lanvale
McClenn Michael, laborer, 267 s Dallas
McClennan Thomas, clerk, 470 w Pratt
McClernan J<ilin, produce and commission
merchant, 201 North, dw 102 Druid HiUav
McClintock Alex, clerk, 50 n Broadway
McClintock C. W. bookkeeper, 318 w Bal-
timore
McClintock John A. bookkeeper, 77 n Eutaw
McClintock John M. baggage agent B. & 0.

R. K. 34 Columbia
McClintock John A. clerk Harnden Express,

82 Columbia
McClintock M uthew, grocery, n e cor Broad-
way and Orleans, dw 50 n Broadway
McClintock Winfield, grocer, s w cor Central

av and Monument
McClintock Winfield, grocer, 278 e Fayette
McCluney Thos. sr. wagoner, 72 n Caroline
McCluney Thos. jr. wagoner, 72 n Caroline
McClure James T. carp. 224 n Central av
McCLURE JAMKS A. L. attorney. 31 F^ex-
ington, dw Huntington av nr Charl^s-st. av
McClure John, shoemaker, 224 n Central aT
McClure Wm. G. bricklayer, 224 n Central ar
McCLURK WM. T. clerk Chesapeake Fur-
nace, foot of Clinton
McClurg James, laborer, 3 Morris al
McClurking James, carter, 165 Gough
McClusky John, mariner, 24 Welcome al
McClusky Mary, tailoress, 4 Orbit al
McClusky Thomas, laborer, 4 Orbital
McClymont Alexander, 117 s High
McCLYMONT & CO. (Wm. McClymont,)
coal yard, cor Bowly-st. and West Falls av
McClymont Mrs. Elizabeth, 117 s High
McClymont Wm. sr. (McClymont & Go.)

117 s High
McClymont Wm. jr. (McClymont & Co.)

117 s High
McCobb Thomas, clerk, 44 Lexington
McColgan Ann, confectioner, 139 n Front
McColgan Chas. foreign and domestic liquors,
8 Saratoga, dw Patterson's farm, Home-
stead
McColgan Rev. Edward, 40 Hollins
McColgan James, grocer, n e cor Jefferson

and Central av
McColgan Jas. telegraphist, 39 n Gay
McColgan Michael, carpenter, 7 Callendar al
McColgan Peter, 107 n Central ay
McCoUam Alexander, 66 Aisquith
McCoUison Edward, well digger, 141 Stirling
McCoUon Mary, tailoress, 48 Harford av
McCoUon Miles, shoemaker, 48 Harford ar
McCoUum Herman A. (Hamilton & McCol-
lum, 262 Mulberry

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SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

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McColIum John, assistant U. S. assessor, 2

n Mount
McCollum John W. clerk, 2 n Mount
McColhim Patrick, laborer, 224 Henrietta
McCollum VVm. drayman, 185 Barre
Mc'^olm Robt. B chairmaker, 101 e Madison
McComas Alexander, beef packer, 92 Green-
mount av
McCOMAS ALEXANDER, gunsmith and

importer, 51 s Calvert, dw 205 e Fayette
McComas Amos, hay packer, 19 n Strieker
McComas Cornelia F. dressmaker, 25 Pearl
McComas G C. clerk, 34 s Exeter
McComas George A. clerk, 29 Stiles
McComas George M. chief clerk tobacco

warehouse, No. 5, dw 10 Hollins
McComas James, carpenter, 517 Lexington
McComas James, laborer, 22 Willow
McComas Jas. A. bricklayer, 190 Madison av
McComas Jacob, cooper, 6 Mulberry
McComas John 0. bricklayer, 51 Josephine
McComas John S. clerk, 393 w Lombard
McComas Lee, pattern maker, 393 w Lom-
bard
McComas Nicholas D. cutter, 187 Aisquith
McComas Robert, Ijricklayer, 17 s Oregon
McComas Stephen O. carpenter, 131 Hollins
McComas Mrs. Sarah, 256 Mulberry
McComas Thomas W. bookkeeper, 23 n Cal-
vert
McComas, Wm. G. cigar maker, 25 Pearl
McComb Samuel, laborer, 14 Willow
McComb Samuel, brass finisher, 14 Willow
McCombs Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, 30 Mount
McCone John, wagoner, 134 w Madison
McConkey Edward D. (McConkey & Law-
son,) 281 Madison av
McConkey John W. (J. S. Reese & Co.) 303
Madison av

MeCONKEY & LAWSON, (E. D.
McConkey, R. F. H. Lawson,)
Dealers in fine Groceries, Teas,
Wines, Liquors, &c., 20 Mulberry
opposite Cathedral.

McConkey Stephen D. asst assessor 3d dis-
trict, 222 Aisquith
McConkey Wm. 303 Madison av
McC')iiky James, (McConky & Parr,) 281

Madison av
McCONKY & PARR, (James McConky,
Israel M. Parr,) wholrsale grocers and
commission merchants, 91 and 93 South
McConky Wm. clerk, 155 s Paca
McConn Ann, teacher, 66 s Eden
McConn Edward A. clerk, 66 s Eden
McConn Richard, flour merchant, 135 n

Howard, dw 185
McConn Wm. F. clerk, 66 s Eden
McConn Wm. 66 s Eden
McCoimell Ann C. 100 Richmond
McConnfll Jas cabinet maker, 11 Webster al
McConnell Geo. messenger at McKim &. Co's

bank, dw 282 Franklin
McConnell John, plumber, 19 St. Mary
McConnell John, laborer, 730 w Baltimore
McConnell Joseph, laborer, 10 s Si'.hroeder
McConnell Patrick, rags, 7.30 w Baltimore
McConnell Thomas, laborer, 730 w Baltimore
McConnell Thos. plumber, 105 Garden

McConnell Wm. huckster, 215 Hollins
McConniken John, soldier, 53 n Front
McConnolly Hugh, second-hand goods, 301

n Howard
McConville Mrs. Edward, hucksteress, 788w

Baltimore
McCord Rio James, 204 Eastern av
McCORD WM. D. hats caps and straw

goods, 270 w Baltimore, dw 163 Calvert, 1

door from Monument
McCormirk Mrs. Alice, dairy, 55 s Dew-
berry al
McCormick Alexander, gardener, n Fremont

near Walsh
McCormick Ann, 160 e Monument
McCormick Benj. city collector's office, 36 s

Ann
McCormick Carrie, 190 Vine
McCormick Ellen, grocer, 50 Harford av
McCormick Ellen, confectionery, 6 e Fayette
McCormick Mrs. Elizabeth A.52McCulloh
McCormick F'rancis, laborer, 1 Spruce al
McCormick Frank Q. clerk, 121 s High
McCormick Jas. H. T. morocco dresser,

Donnelly ct
McCormick James, draftsman, 85 Harrison,

Canton
McCormick James, collier, 1 Elliott
McCormick Jas. laborer, gas works. Spring

Gardens, 26 Fort av
McCormick John, laborer, 3 Jordan al
McCormick John, clerk, 110 n Eutaw
McCormick John, gardener, n Fremont near

Walsh
McCormick John, over 7 Fish market space
McCormick John E. tinner, Donnelly's ct
McCormick Joseph, tinner, Donnelly's ct
McCormick Joseph, laborer, 34 Liberty al
McCormick Mrs. iVlary A., Donnelly's ct
McCormick Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 24 Jo-
sephine
McCormick Mrs. Margaret, n w cor Gist and

Hampstead
McCormick Patrick, carter, 55 s Dewberry al
McCormick P. restaurant, s w cor Eutaw and

Mulberry
McCormick Patrick, confectionery, 255 L.

Hughes
McCormick Samuel G. machinist, 233 Mul-

McCORMICK THOMAS &'BRO. (T. Mc-
Cormick, VV. A. McCormick,) merchant
tailors, 149 w Baltimore

McCormick Thomas, soldier, 9 New Church

McCormick Thomas, (Thomas McCormick
& Bro.) 67 e Pratt

McCormick W. A. (Thomas McCormick &
Bro.) 234 Aisquith

McCormick Wm. T. stair builder, 138 n
PVemont

McCormick Wm laborer, 131 s Exeter

McCormick Wm. L. 66 w Biddle

McCormick Wilson, police, 69 Grundy

McCoubray Thoma.s, cracker bakery, 158 "W
Prait, and 91 Thames, dw 191 e Lombard

McCoull Edward, undertaker, 131 Saratoga,
dw 89 n Eutaw

McCoull Geo. C. coffin maker, 131 Saratoga,
dw 89 n Eutaw

McCoull George W. cabinet maker, 131 Sar-
atoga, dw M9 n Eutaw

McCoull Robert, pickle and fruit preserver,
56 n. Exeter

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Best Appointed Sbirt and Fumislilng Goods House in tlie United States.

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McCourt David, laborer, 6 Orbit al

McCourt , bacon dealer, Bull's head hotel

McCourt Jane, 44 Riddle al
McCourt James, wood dealer, 9 May
McCourt James, laborer, 1 Webster al
McCourt Mary, cook, 44 Biddle al

McCourt , laborer, 8 Fall

McCourt Peter, hay packer, 51 e Monument
McCoy Charles W. C. (Alexander Murdoch

& Co.) 65 n Liberty
McCoy Charh-s A. carpenter, 168.Scott
McCoy Charles E. fisherman, '29 Albemarle
McCoy Daniel, grocer, 114 w Fayette
McCoy Daniel jr., currier, 114 w Fayette
McCoy David, carpenter, 105 Preston
McCoy Edwin F. clerk, 205 Saratoga
McCoy Klizabeth F. 4 s Amity
McCoy Hugh, engineer, 150 n Bond
McCoy Henry B. marb. cut. 32 n Republican

McCoy , laborer, 8 Haw

McCoy James, butcher, n w cor Mount and

Frederick av
McCoy John N. cab. maker, 477 w Fayette
McCoy Mrs. Mary E. 1 New
McCoy Mary F. 84 n Charles
McCoy Michael, carpenter, 17 Camel al
McCoy Major Smith, 205 Saratoga
McCoy Samuel, (Sexton & Co.) 14 Penn
McCoy Samuel, bookkeeper, 14 Penn
McCoy Stephen S. carpenter, 177 e Fayette
McCoy Stephen, 36 n Ed(;n
McCoy Stores Kline, brakesman, 205 Saratoga
McCoy Wash. K. clerk, 205 Saratoga
McCoy Wm. hostler, 41 King
McCoy Wm. grocer, 41 King
McCoy VVm. carpenter, Chappell near Fre-
mont
McCoy Zorah, dress maker, 186 German
McCracken Alex. 73 n Central av
McOacken James, carter, 330 si Sharp
McCracken Joseph, (Baker & McCracken,)

291 Light
McCracken Wm. 1.53 L. Greene
McCracken Win. driver city railway, 153

L Greene
McCrady Robert W. clerk, 163 w Lombard
McCraight Mrs. Rebecca, 256 s Charles
McCrea Jami'S, plumber, 756 w Baltimore
McCready Edward, pilot, 120 e Lombard
McCready John H. pilot, 28 n Caroline.
McCready & Phillips, (Wm. McCready,
Wm. H. Phillips,) grocers, 7 West Falls av
McCready Susan, 109 n Howard
McCready Wesley, (McCready & Phillips,)

111 s High
McCready R. W. clerk, 163 w Lombard
McCreary John W. printer, 224 n Howard
McCreary John W. drayman, 224 n Howard
McCreery Wm. B. bookkeeper, 191 Mul-
berry
McCron Rev. Dr. John, 125 Lexington
McCron John, engineer, 173 HoUins
McCron Patrick, tailor, cor Clay and Liberty
McCron Richard, 173 HoUins
McCron Sarah, 173 Hollins
McCrowliff John, 23 w Chase
McCrink Mrs. Fannie, tailoress, 27 e Madi-
son
McCubbin Chas. T. carpenter, 2 St. James
McCubbin David, messenger Adams Express,

Three Tuns Hotel
McCubbin Edward H. ship carpenter, 23
Sterrett

-, conductor B. & 0. R R.,

McCulibin -
10 Lemon
McCubbin r — , brass finisher, 148 c Madi-
son
McCubbin John D. ch-rk, 138 e Madison
McCubbin J. D clerk, Three Tuns Hotel, s

w cor Paca and Pratt
McCubl)in John D. oflicer Md. Penitentiary
McCubbin John T. carpenter, 2 St. James
McCubbin Joseph, salesman, 74 n High
McCubbin Joseph hay and straw dealer,

Eager near Greenmount av
McCubbin Nicholas, tailor, 12 e Fayette, dw

93 n Eden
McCubbin Richard, carpenter, 195 n Caroline
McCubbin Rich. A carpenter, 195 n Caroline
McCubbin Mrs. Thos. 0. 415 e Fayette
McCubbin Thos. painter, 294 Chase
McCue John, grocery, 286 Harford av
McCulloh Hannah, 87 s Spring
McCulloh Dr. James H. 101 w Fayette
McCulloh Dr. John K. 101 w Fayette
McCulloh Richard, stone mason, 284 c Madi-
son
McCuUough Ann, 213 Forrest
McCuUough Andrew J. wood turner, 181 n

Eden
McCuUough Duncan H. 280 e Pratt
McCuUough Edward, laborer, 300 Raborg
McCuUough Chas. F. hatter, 30 n Front
McCuUough Geo. W. 213 Forrest
McCuUough G. S. i;Trego, Thompson & Co.)
and (P. Gover & Co.) 123 w Fayette

McCULLOUGH JOHN G. Whole-
sale and Retail Dealer in Coal and
Wood, oflB.ces : n. w. cor. Pratt
and Fremont streets, and n. w. cor.
Park and Payette streets. Yard—
s. w. cor. Preston and Cathedral
streets. Wharf— foot of Eutaw-st.

dw. 128. W. Fayette.— [See front out-
side cover pnge Mvertisemenls.]

McCuUough John, carpenter, 204 Chesnut
Mi'.CuUough John, butcher, 239 Aliceanna
McCuUough John, porter, 10 Willow
McCuUough Wm. B. clerk, 103 Buik
Mci;ullough Wm. S. bricklayer, 73 Gough
McCuUum John, laborer, 205 n Exeter
McCuUy Clinton, (Poumairat & McCuUy,)

37 n Calhoun
McCuUy Wm. boiler maker, 49 Warren
McCully Wni- boiler maker, 2 Williamson al
McCurdy Dennis, groceries and liquors, 146

Bank
McCurdy Ellen, 15 Valley
MctJurdy James R. clerk, 173 n Eden
McCurdy James, engineer, 526 w Lombard
McCurdy Joh.n H. shoemak. 35 s Schroeder
McCurley Edward, machinist, 52 s Carey
.VlcCurley Felix, grocer, 733 w Baltimore
McCurley Felix, bricklayer, 725 w Baltimore
McCurley Geo. bricklayer, 725 w Baltimore
McCurley Henry C. clerk, 725 w Baltimore
McCurley Isaac, attorney, 38 St. Paul, dw

500 w Fayette
McCurley Isaac, dentist, s w cor Liberty and

Lexington
McCurley James, coach maker, 21 n Liberty,

dw 15

J. HEYRY GIESE, Commission ^lercliant. for the sale of Floiir, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcrned Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear'a "Wliarf.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W- Baltimore Street.

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McCurley John, sr., china and stoneware,

739 w Baltimore, dw 725
McCurloy Joseph, brick mak. 500 w Fayette
McCurley S. teacher, 15 n Liberty
McCurley Wm. coachmaker, 15 n Liberty
McCusker Barney, host'r, 132Greenniountav
McCu.sker Daniel, laborer, 243 Gough
McCusker Philip, soap dealer, 101 Stirling
McCusker Thomas, laborer, 8 n Amity
McCusker Thomas, ship carpenter, 320 Can-
ton av
McCusker Thomas, laborer, over 9 s Front
McCuskey Thomas, ship joiner, 205 e Bank
McCutchen James, painter, 51 Montgomery
McCutcheon Wm. H. sutler, 122 w Biddle
McCutchins George, wood, 35 Henrietta
McDaniel Columbus, cooper, 112 Dugan's

wharf
McDaniel Elizabeth, grocer, 159 Montgomery
McDaniel James L. com. merchant, 83 North,

dw s w cor Bolton and Lanvale
McDaniel J. F. grocery, 24 Gough
McDaniel Michael, laborer, 45 n Front, n of

Foundry
McDaniel Robert J. engineer, 61 s Eden
McDaniel Thomas, coach painter, 175 Ger-
man
McDaniel Wm. H. ship carpenter, 222 e

Lombard
McDemmitt Charles, painter, 1 Gough
McDermmitt James, painter, 1 Gough
McDermot David, laborer, 503 Saratoga
McDermot Mrs. Elizabeth, 138 Holiday
McDermot Jane, 265 w Biddle
McDermot James, shoemak. 4 Bloodgood ct
McDermot John, ]5orter, 147 Albemarle
McDermot John, tavern, 5 Camden la
McDermot Misses, teachers, 13 s Broadway
McDermot Owen, wagoner, 172 n High
McDermot Patrick, laborer, 47 York
McDermot Patrick, laborer, 20 Concord
McDermot Tl\omas, laborer, 253 Light
McDi rmot Thomas, laborer, 185 Hughes
McDermot Thomas, 29 n Liberty
McDermot Timothy, (Charles Martin & Co.)

29 n Liberty
McDermott Mrs. Elizabeth, 166 s Charles
McDermott Mrs. Mary, 34 New Church
McDermott Thos. cigar maker, 2 Bolton
McDermut Mary, fancy goods, 341 n Gay
McDermut L. clerk, 341 n Gay
McDerno Coleman, laborer, 123 s Chester
McDevitt Ann, grocery, 21 Saratoga
McDevitt Bernard, cattle driver, 21 Saratoga
McDevitt Bridget, 63 Front, n of Foundry
McDevitt Cornelius, laborer, 1 Second
McDevitt Cornelius, blacksm. 166 e Madison
McDevitt Edward, tavern, 12 w Madison
McDevitt Rev. Jas. n e cor Howard & Barre
McDevitt James, painter, rear 55 n Front
McDevitt Moses, grocery, 7 Saratoga
McDevitt Mrs. shop, 184 n Central av
McDevitt Susan, confectioner, 30 e Madison
McDonald Alexander, 194 n Eutaw
McDonald Angus, cabinet maker, 9 Perry
McDonald Mrs. Augusta, seamstress, 13

Penn al
McDonald Mrs. Catherine, 93 n Fremont
McDonald Catherine, 27 Philpot
McDonald Daniel, cigar maker, 12 Harrison
McDonald David H. ship joiner, 61 n Howard
McDonald Eliza, grocery, n e cor Monument
and Spring

McDonald Franklin Y. (S. C. Ridgaway &

Co.) Hollins near Strieker
McDonald James, laborer, 6 Bath
McDonald Jas. drayman, 108 Hillen
McDonald Capt Joel W. mariner, 133 Bank
McDonald John A., U. S. N., 26 Scott
McDonald John, grocer, n e cor Grundy and

Hoffman
McDonald John, 20 s Ann
McDonald John, chandler, 48 Frederick av
McDonald-John, laborer, 105 Vine
McDonald John, tavern, J 64 n Front
McDonald John, laborer, 6 Front
McDonald Laughlin, tavern, 62 President
McDonald Lawrence, laborer, 25 Bank
McDonald Lawrence, engineer, 27 s Paca
McDonald Maria, 95 Saratoga
McDonald Michael, ship carp. 12 Pre.sident
McDonald Michael, driver, 130 Central av
McDonald Michael, hack owner, 77 Mulberry
McDonald Michael, carpentRr, 12 President
McDonald Owen, laborer, 20 s Ann
McDonald Patrick, hackman, 46 Hillen
McDonald Peter, feed, cor Pratt and McEl-

derry's wharf, dw 11 s Exeter
McDonald Samuel, messenger at Adams Ex-
press, 105 Druid Hill av
McDonald Thomas, restaurant, 28 w Lom-
bard
McDonald T. Y. 280 Hollins
McDonnell Catherine, 192 Vine
McDonnell Eugene, com. nierch't, 72 North,

dw 138 Saratoga
McDonnell Dr. Edward, U. S. A., 53 n

Strieker
McDonnell George, carter, 85 n Front, n of

Foundry
McDonnell James, U. S. N. n w cor Madison

and Mosher
McDonnell James, hack driver, 129 n Front
McDonnell James, jr. clerk, n w cor Madison

and Mosher
McDonnell James, grocer, 31 s Paca
McDonnell John, laliorer, 18 Slcmmer's al
McDonnell John, clerk, 21 Valley
McDonnel Wm. clerk, 49 w Biddle
McDonnell JAMES, commission mer-
chant in liquors, 47 s Calvert-st. and 47
Cheapside, dw 234 s Calvert
McDonnell John, clerk, 21 Valley
McDonnell Mary, fancy goods and trimmings,

65 n Howard
McDonnell Michael, wagoner, 130 s Central av
McDonnell Richard, grocer, 201 Canton av,

dw 203
McDonnell Sarah, boarding, 296 n Gay
McDonnell Sarah, hucksteress, 25 Foster al
McDonnell Thomas, produce, s e cor Pratt

and Commerce, dw 56 Albemarle
McDonnell Thomas, carpenter, 7 McElderry
McDonnough Dominick, laborer, 215 Raborg
McDonnough James, laborer, 108 s Regester
McDonnough Miles, sexton St. John's church,

46 n Exeter
McDonough James, ship carpenter, 344 East-
ern av
McDonough John, marine, U. S. N. 326

Canton av
McDonough Martin, grocer, 370 Canton av
McDonough Patrick, laborer, 95 York
McDonough Patrick, laborer, 8 Pleasant al
McDonough Thomas, ship carpenter, 155 s
Chester

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THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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McDdrman Oen. T carter, 141 Penna. av
McDoLijiall Hu<i-h, steam tug, 2.')9 n Kilen
McDougall Jamrs, lumber mercli't, 158 West

Falls av, dw 61 c Pratt
McDouffall Jam<s, jr. clerk, 61 e Pratt
McDow Elizabeth, nurse, 180 Conway
McDowell EiJw. G. (McDowell, Robinson &

Co.) 11-2 St. Paul
McDowell Elizabeth, 29 Hamilton
McDowell Francis, shipping merchant, 47

Hollins
McDowell James, peddler, 314 Forrest
McDowell .lohn, coach painter, 2:28 a Caroline
McDowell Maria, 29 Hamilton

McDowell, robunson & co. (e. g.

McDowell, A. Robinson,) importers and

dealers in carpets, oil cloths, &c., 264 w

Baltiinore
McDowell Robert, (McDowell, Robinson &

Co.) 112 St. Paul
McDowell Thomas, restaurant, 121 n Gay
McDowell William, shoemaker, 56 n Oregon
McDowell William, stone mason, 87 Peirce

Mcdowell Dr.

74 n Charles.

WM. S., Dentist,

McDugall .John, blacksmith, 69 s Fremont
McDugan Elizabeth, 153 n Eutaw
McDurman Owen, laborer, 152 Dover
McElaney Daniel, lab. 14 Fish market space
McElderry E. 201 n Howard
McElderry Henry, U. S. weigher at Custom

house, 201 n Howard
McEldprry Mrs. Hu^h, 151 St Paul
McElderry Thomas, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 201

n Howard
McElhiiiey Wm. J. (Wm. R. Griffith & Co.)

29 South
McElhiney Wm. J. clerk at John S. Gittings

& Go's, dw Baltimore Co.
McElraney Bernard, carter, 137 s Caroline
McElroy D.iniel, miller, 2 Orleans
McElroy Geo. W. clerk at custom house, 164

n High
McElroy James, teacher, 219 e Baltimore
McElroy James, barkeeper at Barnum's hotel,

dw 59 n Front
McElroy James, trunk maker, 34 n Caroline
McElroy James W. attorney, 31 Lexington,

dw 268 w Fayette
McElri>y Jennie, saleswoman, 164 n High
iVIcElroy John C. clerk, 305 n Howard
McElroy John M. clerk, 345 e Baltimore
McElroy John, trunk maker, 4 Mulberry al
McElroy John M.,sec'y Pa. CoalandOilCo.

over 42 S 'coiid, dw 345 e Baltimore
McElroy Martha, 180 n Exeter
McElroy Mary, grocery, 2 Orleans
McElroy Mary, 28 McIIenry
McElroy Nancy, 46 Division
McElroy Patrick, marble table billiard sa-
loon, over 5}4 North, dw 26 w Fayette
McElroy Samu'el, moulder, 60 Rock
McElroy Samuel, huckster, 30 Rock
McElroy Wm. cigar maker, 46 Division
McElvay James, laborer, 22 Rock
McElwee Mary, 68 President
McElwee Robert, 4 s High
McElwee Wm. harness maker, 126 n Eden
McElwee Wm. harness maker, 78 Mulberry

McElwee Wm. porter, 17 Thomsen
McElwell John, block mak^r. 217 s Bethel
McEnnis John, currier, 52 Mulberry
McEiiiiis Luzeiia, 52 Mulberry
McKray William, soldier, 108 n Schroeder
McEvoy James, clerk, 128 Catiiedral
McEvoy Michael, laborer, 213 Cross
McEvoy Michael, tailor, 95 York
McEwan Hugh, tinner, 59 n High
McEwen Geo. R. clerk, 82 Hanover
MrEwen W. F. clerk, 48 s Howard
McFadden Mrs. Ellen, 286 Franklin
McFadden Francis, 316 Canton av
McFadden Francis, pattern mak. Ill Grundy
M'-Fadden George, carpenter, 286 Franklin
McFadden James, 104 Mullikin
McFadden Jas. D. cigar maker, 285 Pranklin
McFadden John A. clerk, 98 Lexington
iVlcFadden John H. police, 206 n Central av
McFadden Mary K. Ill Grundy
McFadden Michael, machinisi. 111 Grundy
McFadden Thomas, tavern, 40 Block
McFadden Wm. machinist. 111 Grundy
McFall Daniel, laborer, 185 n Exeter
M. -Fallen Jf)hn, laborer, 164 Fast
McFARLANDC. D. attorney, 46 Lexing-
ton, dw 142 n Charles
McFarland James S tanner, 509 Saratoga
McFarland James, clerk, 178 Conway
McFarland John, (McFarland, Stephenson &

Co.) 178 Conway
McFarland John, laborer, 130 Cross
McFarland Mrs. Mary, 281 w Fayette
McFarland, Stephenson & Co. (J. McFar-
land, J. Stephenson,) Express office, 114
s Futaw
McFarlane Capt. John H. 25 s Ann
McFaron Edward, 183 Peirce
McFaul Eliza, 185 n Exeter
McFaul John, 328 n Howard
iVicFee Mrs. Elizabeth, 160 w Biddle
McFee Henry B. clerk, H8 s Eden
McFee Jami-s, stone cutter, 160 w Biddle
McFEE JAM KS, lumber inspect 'r, 88 s Eden
McGaff Patrick, laborer, 186 Ram.say

McGage , laborer, 4 Hillen

McGahan Mrs. Catharine, liquor store, 154

Saran Ann
McGahan John, carter, 74 n Front, n of

Foundry
McGahan Wm. grocer, n e cor Monument

and Bond
McGall David, grocery, 278 Franklin
McGall James, boiler maker, 182 East
McGall John H. carpenter, 259 Franklin
McGall Samuel, laborer, 117 Peirce
McGallagher John, carter, 105 Jefferson
McGallagher Rebecca, Falls road near North-
ern av
McGann Andrew, rope maker, 246 Harford av
McGann Barney, laborer, 16 Slemmer's al
McGann Henry, blacksmith, 29 e Monument
McGann John, laborer, 16 Slemmer's al
IVIcGann Patrick, laborer, 22 Block
McGarey William, tinner, 21 McHenry
McGarigle John, printer, 250 e Hratt
McGarity Bernard, saw maker, 8 Watson
McGarity James, proprietor of hacks, 21

Mullikin
MrGarrall John P. jr. 186 n High
McGarrall John P. sr. grocery, 186 n High
McGarrall Joseph, horse-shoer, 186 n High
McGarrity John, carpenter, 185 Harford av

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ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BECS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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McGarrv Luke, clerk, 14 Diamond
McGarry Michael, laborer, 79 North
McGairy Thomas, blacksmith, TThomsen
McGarvey James, clerk lighthouse inspector,

98 e Biltimore
McGEE ABEL, upholsterer, 12s Fremont

and 580 w Baltimore
McGee Andrew T. machinist, Clinton s of

Boston
McGee Ann, tavern, 175 Eastern av
McGee Arthur, laborer, 66 Portland
McGee Francis, shoemaker, 12 n Poppleton
McGee Geo. R. clerk, 63 n Calvert
McGee John, drayman, 320 n Howard
McGee John, drayman, 6o6 w Pratt
McGee John, trunk maker, 35 w Fayette and

basement Carroll hall, dw 35 w Fayette
McGee Jolm Owen, livery stables, cor Paca

and German, dw 59 n Pine
McGee Mrs. Mary, 12 n Poppleton
McGee Mary A. upholsttress. 12 s Fremont
McGee M. 2 Gold
McGee Patrick, veterinary surgeon, se cor

Eastern av and Chester
McGee Patrick, laborer, 31 Eastern av
McGee Philip, laborer, 256 Aliceanna
McGee Robert, sailmaker, 33 Henrietta
McGee Dr. Thos. C. 63 n Calvert
McGEE THOMAS H. marine railway foot

Hamburg, dw 18 Warren
McGee William, (Milbourne, Adams & Mc-
Gee,) 66 William
McGee Wm. H. clerk, 313 Franklin
McGeehan Edward, soldier, 126 s Charles
McGeehan John, soldier, 126 s Charles
McGeehan Miles, porter, 126 s Charles
McGeeney Mrs. Catherine, 19 McLeary cV
McGeeney Ellen, 203 Aliceanna
McGeeney Patrick, drayman, 44 Marsh mar-
ket space
McGeidy John, cabinet maker, 42 n Howard
McGeoch James, painter, cor Aisquith and

Maiden la
McGEOCH JOHN, agent New Assembly
Rooms, n e cor Hanover and Lombard, dw
104 n Exeter
McGeoch Mary, cor Aisquith and Maiden la
McGibb Betty, 140 Holiday
McGibbon Amanda, hucksteress, 164 Little
Greene

McGibney , chair painter, 9 Willow

McGill Ar)nie, saleswoman, 6 Barnet
McGill & Co. (Oliver P. McGill, J F. Man-
alian,) auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, 20 a Charles
McGill George, restaui-ant, 47 n Paca
McGill John, stone cutter, 222 Kaborg
McCiil John, boiler maker, Gould's la, rear

of 641 Li-ht
iMcGill Oliver P. (McGill & Co.) Balto. Co.
McGill Thomas, caulker, 166 Montgomery
McGinley Jas. canvasser, 192 e Monument
McGinn Ann, 25 Valley
McGinn Bernard, porter, 10 Scott
McGinn Bernard, salesman, 318 w Baltimore
McGinn Henry, laborer, 133 Cecil
McGinn James R. stock broker, 81 Second,

dw 136 w Hoffman
McGinn John, hackman, 25 Valley
Mi-.Ginn P grocery, se cor Bank and Chester
McGinn Thomas, mail driver, 25 Valley
McGinnis Francis J. treasurer Firemen's Ins.
Company, n e cor Second and South

McGinnis Harriet, dressmaker, 118 Saratoga
McGinnis John, clerk, 567 w Lombard
Mcfjinnis Mrs. Margaret, confectioner, 109

Pearl
McGinnis Michael, blacksmith, 4 Bolton
McGinnis Richard, sr. shoemaker, 6 Lanvale
McGinnis Richard, jr. shoemaker, 6 Lanvale
McGinnis Thomas, mariner, 221 s Ann
McGinnity Bernard, carpenter, 69 Buren
McGlannan Thos. furniture rooms, 404 w

Baltimore
McGlenn Bridget, eonfectionery, 17 Fish mar-
ket space
McGlennan Mrs. Catharine, 118 Saratoga
McGlennan Dennis, books, 107 Saratoga
McGlennan Mrs. Eliza, 256 n Eden
McGlennan John, hackman, n w cor German

and Pine
McGlennan Thos. carpenter, 62 n Poppleton
McGlennan Thomas, laborer, 85 s Wolfe
McGlone Edward, laborer, 135 North
McGlone George, contractor, 126 Cathedral
McGlone George J. 126 Cathedral
McGlone John, huckster, 325 Aisquith
McGlone John T. clerk, 325 .Aisquith
McGlone Thomas, machinist, 150 n Front
McGonnigale Wm. drayman, 232 Bank

McGonnigale , mariner, 206 s Castle

McGookin John, peddler, 175 n Fremont
McGookin Martha, 175 n Fremont
McGouldrick Owen, 199^^ e Madison
McGovern B. laborer, 200 Chesnut
McGovern James, laborer, 85 Boyd
McGovern John, moulder, 211 Raborg
McGovern John, printer, 200 Chesnut
McGovern Michael, printer, 186 n Exeter
McCxovern Michael, printer, 183 n Exeter
McGovern Owen, hackman, 10 n Poppleton
McGovern Patrick, hackman, 10 n Poppleton
McGovern Peter, printer, 200 Chesnut
McGovern Robert, plumber, 200 Chesnut
McGowan Barney, carpenter, 164 Conway
McGowan Bernard, cooper, 61 e Monument
McGowan Mrs. Catharine 113 St. Paul
McGOVVAN& CO. (William McGowan,)
wholesale and retail dealers in wines and
liquors, 14 n Paca
McGowan Mrs. Eliza'h, grocery, 120 Garden
McGowan George, hackman, 96 Mulberry
McGowan Mrs. Henry, fancy goods, 5 Ham-
ilton
McGowan Hugh, 273 Franklin
McGowan James, laborer, 3 n Amity
McGowan John C. clerk, 157 w Biddle
McGowan John , laborer, 5 Preston
McGowan Mary E. 140 Pearl
McGowan Mary, 9 Hulls la
McGowan John, laborer, 211 Vine
McGowen John, carpenter, 113 St. Paul
McGowan Oliver, clerk, 62 n Greene
McGowan Stephen, cooper, 161 Conway
McGowan Thomas, commissary department,

164 Bank
McGowan Wm. laborer, 102 Dolphin
McGowan William (McGowan & Co.) 233

Saratoga
McGrane P. stone cutter, 120 n High, dw 57
McGrann John, huckster, 67 Clay
McGrath Edward, grocery, 255 s Charles
McGrath James, tavern, 239 Canton av
McGrath John, attendant Md. Hospital
McGrath Michael, shoemaker, over 72 Centre
market space

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Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 "»V. Baltiniore-st.

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SMITH BHOS. & CO., Merchant TaUors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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McGiaih Patrick, pump maker, 239 Canton av
McGrath Wm. puddler, 239 Canton av
McGraw Bprnard, laborer, 61 L. McKlderry
McGraw Mrs. Betsy, milk dealer, 28.'> Raborg
McGraw Michael, hack driver, 20 Mercer
McGraw Jam ;s, blacksmith, 299 Forrest
McGraw James, soap maker, 98 Stirling
McGraw John, laborer. 111 Mullikin
McGraw Jolin, laborer, 15 n Amity
McGraw John, soap and candle factory, 268

Aisquith
McGreal Mrs. W. grocery, 120 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
McGreevy A. H. R. salesman, 219 n Howard
McGreevy Mrs. Arthur, 141 iVfulberry
McGreevy George M. clerk, 141 Mulberry
McGreevy James, blacksmith, s w cor Fre-
mont and Ramsay, dw 71 Kislein
McGreevy Jas.H. veterinary surgeon, Mann's

stables, n Howard, dw 95 Garden
McGreevy John A. bookkeeper Commercial

and Farmers' Bank, dw 219 n Howard
McGreevy Nathaniel C. clerk, 141 Mulberry
McGreevy Patrick, carter, 164 Burgundy al
McGreevy Solomon, marble cutter, 196 Har-
ford av
McGreevy Wm. grocery, 171 e Eager
McGregor Mary Jane, 168 e MonunnMit
McGroan Capt. John .S. 7th N. Y. artillery,

com. of prisoners. Fort McHenry
McGuey Geo. detective, 5 Stirling
McGuagan Jas. caulker, 184 n Central av
McGuigan Clara, boarding, 37 F'orre.st
McGuigan Mary, seamstress, 22 Hillen
McGuigen Joseph, laborer. 111 Harford av
McGuire George, Orleans bet. Broadway and

Ann
McGuire Hugh, clerk, 63 Chesnut
McGuire James, baker, 63 Chesnut
McGuire James A. soldier, 63 Chesnut
McGuire Mrs. Mary, basement 238 Mulberry
McGuire Michael, basket maker, 178 Raborg
McGuire Patrick, barkeeper, 23 Baldi'rston
McGuire Patrick, bartender, 58 South
.McGuire Patrick, hackman, 51 Pine
\McGuire Patrick, watchman, 19 Willow
McGuire Thomas C. clerk, 17 s Bi-oadway
li^cGuirk Barney, laborer, 97 n Schroeder
NcGuirk Ht^nry, boiler maker, 536 w Pratt
McGuirk James, tavern, 45 w Fayette
M^.Guirk Patrick, laborer, 97 Schroeder
McGunigan John, mariner, 16 Pleasant al
Mctrunigan Michael, drayman, 95 n Spring
McCurk Hugh, bricklayer, 77 Dawson al
McGurk Margaret, grocery, 186 e Monument
McHile John, laborer, 508 w Pratt
McH:»le Thomas, laborer, 86 Luzerne
McHau-y Joseph, carpenter, 418 w Fayette
McHary Rob't, coach painter, 418 w Fayette
McHeniy Mrs. E. janitor, 308 Harf.rd av
McHenry James, painter, 293 n Howard
McHenry John P. tailor, 101 Cambridge
McHenry Joseph, tailor. New Church
McHenry I. H office s w cor Fayette and St.

Paul, dw Baltimore Co.
McHenry Patrick, peddler, 224 e Pratt
McHenry \Tm paintur, 155 Ensor
McHugh Ma-y A. 55 Holland
iVIcHugh Thc^ dealer in rope, pitch, blocks,
hooks, &c.,113 Light-street wharf, dw 96
York
Mcllhaney Eliaa, matron Aged Women's
Home, n w ca- Lexington and Calhoun

Mcllhaney James M. clerk, 75 w Biddle
Mcllhaney John, clerk, 41 s Schroeder
Mcllheny W. J. clerk, 390 Franklin
Mcllvain Alexander, oyster can maker, dw

Mansion house
MclLVAIN DONALD, commis. merchant,

7 German, dw 114 Park
Mcllwaine David, 7 Orchard
Mcllwaine David, baker, 39 Orchard
Mcllwaine S 0. salesman, 1 St. Paul
Mclnerney Mrs. Mary, 56 Raborg
Mclnmar James T. wood corder, 147 Ham-
burg
Mclntire James, laborer, 12 Pear
Mclntire Dr. James, prof, mathematics and

astronomy Central High School, 298 n

Howard
Mclntire Mrs. Jane, 32 n Bond
Mclntire Mrs. Jane, 12 s Exeter
Mclntire Owen, paintiM-, 53 w Centre
Mclntire Patrick, 62 Perry
Mclntire Peter, brakesman, 4 Decker
Mclntire Philip, laborer, 7 Pleasant
Mclntire Wm. W. can maker, 279 s Paca
Mclntire Wm. W. stone cutter, 279 s Paca
Mcintosh Daniel, painter, 1 n Caroline
Mcintosh, Daniel, property agt. and collector,

76 n Broadway
McINTOSH JOHN, proprietor of Howard

house
Mcintosh Mrs. Margaret, 109 Cross
Mclntyre James, laborer, 16 Decker
Mclntyre James, laborer, 58 Dolphin
Mclntyre John, coachman, 388 w Eager
Mclntyre John, laborer, 16 Decker
Mclntyre Margaret, teacher, 124 Hughes
Mclntyre Michael, laborer, 16 Decker
Mclntyre Philip, laborer, 38 Valley
Mclntyre Thomas, laborer, 10 Nicholson

Mclntyre , house painter, 44 Liberty al

McJlLTON & CO. (Wm. E. McJilton,') real

estate brokers, over 19 South
McJilton David, teacher, 34 Chatsworth
McJilton John F. surveyor of customs, 316

Lexington
McJilton R^^v. John N. treasurer of Public

Schools, Jefferson av nr Northern av
McJilton Thomas A. custom house aid to

revenue, 31 s Eden
McJilton Wm. E. (McJilton & Co.) Charles

street near Northern av
McJilton Wm. D. secretary school commis-
sioners, Ji'fferson av nr Northern av
McKabe Wm. laborer, 2 Meyer ct
McKale Anthony, laborer, 1 Ringgold al
McKale John, bolt maker, 114 Scolt
McKale Michael, laborer, 155 Chesapeake
McKaler Thomas, cabinet maker, 31 Pearl
McKais; Mrs. Ann, 8 s Amity
McKaig Robert, laborer, 50 Biddle al
McKann Mary, hucksteress, 76 Lancaster
McKann John, sailor, 76 Lancaster
McKanna Ann, 176 n High
McKanna Patrick, grocery, 319 n Howard

McKANNA PATRICK & CO., Gro-
ceries, Flour and Feed, 325 w
Pratt, dw P. McK., 44 S. Greene.

McKanna Theresa, Front west of Chesnut
McKanna Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Hamilton
McKay George, mariner, 74 Aliceanna

RAYMOXD, BVRTOX & CO., 168 Bal«imore-st., ii,eai C ..Ivtrt. keep the Largest and
Best Appointed SUlrt and Furiiihiiing Goods House in the United States.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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McKay Huirh R. 309 e Eager

McKA Y JAMES, bottling establishment, 132

Franklin, dw 153 n Eutaw
McKay Wm. F. huckster, 91 Mullikin

McKay , blacksmith, 228 s Durham

McKean Edward, tailor, 514 w Pratt
McKean Jamis D. freight agent B. & O.R.R.

Locust Point, dw 201 e Pratt
McKean Mary, confectionery, Ho!iday-st.

theatre, dw (i4 Ensor
McKean Wm. teaclier, 163 n Exeter
McKKE ANDREW E. 290 w Fayette
McKee Arthur, soldier, 66 Portland
McKee James B. baker, 123 Saratoga
• McKee James, brakesman, 514 w Pratt
McKee Capt. Michael F. 207 Barre
McKee Patrick, baggage master B.&O.R.R.

514 w Pratt
McKee Terrence, machinist, 514 w Pratt
McKee W. F. bookkeeper Bait. Marine Ins.

Co. 40s Greene
McKeever Alexander, barkeeper, 112 e Mon-
ument
McKeever Charles C. books and stationery,

118 n Calvert, dw 192
McKeever Frank, barkeeper, Fountain Hotel
McKeever James B. (Durham & McKeever,)

302 n Howard
McKeever John, plasterer, 11 Chew
McKEEVER JOHN, tavern, 56 Frederick av
McKeever John F cigar maker, Calvert near

Franklin, dw 133 Paca
McKeever & McAbee, (Wm. F. McKeever,

John T. Mc \bee,) restaurant and boarding,

120 n Calvert
McKeever Wm. F. (McKeever & McAboe,)

120 n Calvert
McKehan Michael, carter, 8 Orbit al
McKeige Wm. weaver, 173 Peirce
McKelden Joseph, German bet. Fremont and

Pine
McKeldin David, huckster, 271 Mulberry
McKeldin Kobt. E. (McKeldin & Donohue,)

339 w Pratt
McKeldin Sinclair, draughtsman, 31 Orchard
McKeldin Mrs. Sophia, 360 Ostend
McKeldin & Donohue, (R. E. McKeldin &

L. Donohue,) dealers in wool, metal, rags

and furs, 16 Bowly's wliarf
McKeldrin Joseph, saddler, Lee 3 doors w of

Howard
McKeldrin Joseph, saddler, 48 Barre
McKellop John, carpenter, 13 Carlton
McKelvey James, carpenter, 435 w Lombard
McKelvey Mrs. Mary J. seamstress, 259

Aliceanna
McKeIvy Mary E. 21 Orleans
McKenan John, drayman, 351 n Howard
McKendoe Mrs, Mary, dressmkr. 33 n Wolfe
McKenley Klizabeth, dressmaker, 33 Gough
McKenley Wm. carpenter, 17 n Poppleton
McKenna Arthur, 133 s Castle
McKenna Bernard, grocery, n e cor Holiday

aud Foundry
McKenna Dennis, huckster, 76 n Front
McKenna Francis, bricklayer, 466 Harfordav
McKenna Felix, grocer, 9 Neighbor
McKenna James, clerk, 124 Saratoga
McKenna James, laborer, 105 Harford av
McKenna John, laborer, 28 Decker
McKeilna John, laborer, 101 Cambridge
McKenna Patrick, barkeeper, 114 North
McKenna Peter, wagoner, 114 North

McKENNA PATRICK & Co., (P.
McKenna,) wholesale and retail
dealers in Groceries, Flour and
Feed, 325 w Pratt

McKenna Patrick, (McKenna & Co.,) 44 s

Greene
McKenna Peter, porter, 4 Scott
McKenna Peter, carter, 215 n Eden
McKenna Peter, salesman, 4 Scott
McKenney Andrew, shoemaker, 95 East
McKenney Daniel, watchman, 2 Burke
McKenney Henry, 51 Stiles
McKenney J. F. sewing machines repaired

and hired, 37 German
McKenney Patrick, grocery, n e cor Chew

and Harford av
McKennon Matilda, s e cor Low and Front
McKenzie Alexander, Fulton s of Pratt
McKenzie Charles E. cigar maker, 9 Grundy
McKenzie David, finisher, 65 s Oregon
McKenzie Evan, shoemaker, 144 Preston
McKenzie Geo. E. blacksmith, 144 Preston
McKenzie Henry B. clerk. 218 w Pratt
McKenzie Henry B. clerk, 26 North
McKenzie James H. tinner, 193 e Fayette
McKenzie Jane, boarding, 65 s (Jregon
McKenzie John, hacknian. 135 s Caroline
McKeown Henry M. gilder, Jefferson betw

Broadway and Ann
McKeown Hugh, carpenter, 518 w Pratt
McKeown Mrs. Mary, Jefferson btw Broad-
way and Ann
McKeown Thos. bricklayer, Jefferson betw

Broadway and Ann
McKernan Michael, carter, 170 n Front
McKever Michael, laborer, 10 Scott
McKew Dr. Dennis I. 154 s Sharp
McKew Michael, laborer, 203 Vine
McKew Wm. laborer, 411 s Charles
McKewen Alexander, soldier, 592 Saratoga
McKewen Archibald, 51 Lee
McKewen Arthur, laborer, 69 e Monument
McKewen Mrs. Ellen, 187 Hanover
McKewen Pollen, grocery, 69 e Monument
McKewen Frederick, machinist, 51 Lee
McKewen Hugh, carpenter, 86 s Poppleto.l
McKewen James, grocer, 202 n Central av
McKewen John, iron moulder, 362 n Gay
McKewen Joseph, clerk, 51 Lee
McKewen Patrick, laborer, 147 Low
McKewen Thomas, gas fitter, 107 n Frort
McKewen Wm. laborer, 497 Saratoga
McKlM BROTHERS, bankers, n e corner

Baltimore and Calvert
McKIM & CO. (Wm. McKim, H. McKim,

I. McKim,) bankers, 186 w Baltimr-re
McKim Haslett, (McKim Bros.,) 27 Franklin
McKim Hollins, (McKim & Co.^ 169 n

Charles
McKim Mrs. Isaac, 39 Mount Vernon place
McKim Isaac, (McKim & Co ) 72 Cathedral
McKim John S., Belvidere near Cilvert
McKitn J. H. (McKim Bros.,) 27 Franklin
McKim John A. (McKim Bros. ,'27 Franklin
McKim Mrs. Wm. D. 124 Park
McKim Wm. (McKim & Co.) )24 Park
McKinless Charles, clerk, 65 P^arl
McKINLEY FRANCIS T. magistrate, 134

Forrest, dw 210 Chesnut
McKinley Francis E. plumber, 210 Chesnut
McKinley Jas. blacksmith, 601 w Lombard

HEIVRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for tHe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Koseudale Cement aud Calcined Plaster constantly on hamd, HI Spear's AVliai-f.

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SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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McKinley Mary, seamstress, 25 Barnet
McKinley Margaret, variety store, 601 w

Lombard
McKinley Patricia, grocer, 70 Hampstead
McKinley Wm., Govern 't inspector, 128 L.

Greene
McKinley Wm. porter, 229 Hanover
McKinnell Ann Margaret, 103 Penna. av
McKinnell James H. machinist, 103 Penna. av
McKinnell John C. machinist, 103 Penna. av
McKinney James, tinner, 259 s Charles
McKinncy Jane, 74 St. Mary
McKinney Capt. Samuel W. mariner, 30 n

Exeter
McKinnie Robert, cigar maker, 104 Franklin
McKiragan M. A. milliner, 105 n Eutavv
McKittrick Liwrence, hostler, 315 n Howard
McKiitrick Philip, watch. Merchants' Bank,

91 s Hi-h
McKittrick Thomas, carpenter, 91 s High
McKnew Nathan, machinist, 285 s Paca
McKnew Thomas, watchman B. &. 0. R. R.

38 Lemmon
McKnew Zadock W. 195 Mulberry
McKnighl James, rooter, 24 s Bond
McKnight John, sailmaker, 157 Conway
McKnight Wellington, sailmaker, 254 Light
McLain John, carpenter, 24 President
McLain Robert, huckster, 24 President
McLain Mrs. Sarah, 24 President
McLain VVilliam»sr. turner, 46 Holiday, dw

105 e Madison
McLain William, jr. clerk, 105 e Madison
McLanahan Mrs. Sarah, 269 Mulberry
McLANE JAMES L. attorney, 43 St. Paul,

dw 45 Franklin
McLane Levin, boiler maker, 5 Bolton
McLariiey John J. printer, 106 s Regester
McLarney Patrick, laborer, 106 s Regester
McLaughlin Alexandria, nail maker, 218 s

Fremont
McLaughlin Andrew, hackman, 260 e Fayette
McLaughlin Ann I. 11 n Exeter
McLaughlin Charles, beer saloon, 248 Light
McLaughlin Cornelius, moulder, 99 Hillen
McLaughlin D. laborer, 61 e Monument
McLaughlin Edward, shoumak. 230 Ciiesnut
McLaughlin Francis, 142 n Charles
McLaughlin Francis, huckster, 166 Penna. av
McLaughlin Francis P. soldier, 62 Ramsay
McLaughlin George, carp. 245 n Central av
McLaughlin George, plumber, 88 Walker's ct
McLaughlin George, ship carp. 420 w Fayette
McLaughlin James, attorney, 142 n Charles
McLaughlin James, boot maker, 268 s Eutaw
McLaughlin James, machinist, 77 s Carey
McLaughlin James, lab. Clinton s of Boston
McLaughlin James, laborer, Hull nr. Fort av
McLaughlin James, wagoner, 57 Arch
McLaughlin Jas. H. fancy goods, cor Cheap-
side and Pratt, dw 109 e Fayette
McLaughlin Jas. T. millwriglit, 11 Barnet
McLaughlin John, huckster, 34 n Oregon
McLaughlin John, painter, 56 s Carey
McLaughlin John, laborer, 164 Dover
McLaughlin John, shoe dealer, 242 n Gay
McLauglilin Capt. John, 23 Henrietta
McLaughlin John G. bar tender, 101 Pearl
McLaughlin Joseph, collector, 170 Saratoga
McLaughlin Joseph, flagman N.C. R., North

near Madison
McLaughlin J. F. (McLaughlin & Morris,)
46 Lexington

McLaughlin , 104 L. Greene

McLaughlin Mrs. Mary, 59 n Charles
McLaughlin Mrs. Mary, liquor, 177 Cooksie
McLaughlin & Morris, (J. Fairftix McLaugh-
lin, M. F. Morris,) attorneys, 46 Lexington
McLaughlin Patrick, plumber and gas fitter,

50 e Baltimore, dw 30 Aisquith
McLaughlin Philip S. at Adams express, 282

Lexington
M'Laughlin Patrick, attorney, over 80 w

Fayette, dw 59 n Charles
McLaughlin Robert, boots and shoes, 236 n

Gay
McLaughlin Rebecca, tailoress, 49 e Monu-
ment
McLaughlin Mrs. Rose, 99 Hillen
Mcljaughlin Sarah, 173 n Paca
McLaughlin Thomas, plasterer, 283 Alice-
anna
McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, 168 Green-
mount av
McLaughlin Thomas, shoemaker, 76 n Eden
McLaughlin Wm. 93 Mount
McLaughlin Wm. mouldi-r, 104 L. Greene
McLaughlin Wm. mariner, 420 w Fayette
McLea Wm. H. pilot, 237 c Pratt
McLean Adelbert, printer, 169 e Fayette
McLean Alexander, laborer, 231 Lemmon al
McLean Arthur I. house and sign painter, 2

Harrison, dw 169 e Fayette
McLean Dr. Charles, (Taylor & McLean,)

Balto. Co.
McLean Mrs Jane, 233 n Central av
McLean Jane, grocery, 172 Sarah Ann
McLean John, laborer, 3 Abraham
McLean Louis A. sutler, 696 Saratoga
McLean Magnor, 359 e Fayette
McliCan Patrick, laborer, 1 McLeary ct
McLean Samuel R. lumber, s w cor Bowly

and Concord, dw 285 w Fayette
McLean Thomas, painter, 169 e Fayette
McLEAN WM. proprietor hacks, 47 and 49
Garden, dw 51

McLEAN WM. H. Family Grocer,
and Dealer in Fine Teas, Wines,
&c., 52 n Charles, dw 47 n Lib-
erty.

_

McLean Wm. W. 93 Lee

McLeane Mrs. Ann, liquor store, 518 w Pratt

McLeane Edward, grocer, 827 w Baltimore,

dw 2 s Carey
McLeane Samuel R. lumber merchant, 285 w

Fayette
McLeary David, engineer, 175 Chesnut
McLeod Albert D. clerk, 72 s Sharp
McLeod Alexander H. teacher, n w corner

Franklin and Gilmor
McLeod Alexander H. clerk B. & 0. R. R. n

w cor Franklin and Gilmor
McLeod Rev. A. W. n w cor Franklin and

Gilmor
McLeod Albert D. clerk, n w cor Franklin

and Gilmor
McLeod Donald, mariner, 61 s Ann
McLEOD Mrs. GEORGIE A. HULSE,

Southern Literary Institute, n w cor Frank-
lin aiiil Gilmor
McLevy Mrs. Ann, 100 Ensor
McLoud Wm. C. mariner, 6 Covington

AUG. G. MEYKR & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Gliie>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamlslies, lUO W. Iiombard Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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McMagh Bernard, grocery, s w cor Eastern

av and Castle
McMrthin Charles, grocery, 150 Garden
McMahon Andrew, laborer, 87 York
MoMahon Bernard, stone mason, 78 Payson
McMahon Bernard, grocer, 77 Watson
McMahon Catherine, 192 w Fayette
McMahon James, engineer, 77 Hill
McMahon James, porter, 134 Saratoga
McMahon John, ice, Exeter near Canton av
McMahon Mrs. Mary, 281 Cross
McMahon Michael S. tavern, 93 w Lombard,

dw 210 Forrest
McMahon Michael, machinist, 9 Booth
McMahon Patrick, porter, 120 North
McMahon Patrick, grocery, 5 Abraham
McMahon Patrick, miller, 331 s Sharp
McMahon Petgr, shoemaker, 99 n Front, n of

Foundry
McMahon Sylvester, groceries and provisions,

171 n Eutavv
McMahon Terry, 161 West
McMahon Thos. J. salesman, 79 Camden
McMahon William, foundryman, 168 Cross
McMaines John, porter, 1 Mott
McMaines John, chandler, 1 Mott

McManara , laborer, 174 Dover

McManara Edward J. machinist, 91 York
McManara Michael, carpenter, 91 York

McMann , laborer, 149 s Central av

McMann Elizabeth, 211 n Exeter

McMann Joseph, grocery, n e cor Front and

Exeter
McMann Michael, liquor, 210 Forrest
McMann Michael, laborer, 633 Light
McMann Michael, laborer, 84 Dolphin
McMann Michael, ashes and grease, 149 s

Central av
McMann Patrick, 7 Willow
McMann Patrick, porter, 129 North
McMann Peter, expressman, 176 s Central av
McManus Alexander, 12 Gough
McManus Rev. Bernard J., Eager betw. Har-
ford av and Valley
McManus Edward, sutler 301 Saratoga
McManus Fanny, housekeeper, 76 Cathedral
McManus Dr. Felix R. homeopathic physi-
cian, 27 s Sharp
McManus Dr. Frederick A. homeopathic

physician. 15 n Eutaw, dw 27 s Sharp
McManus Hugh, laborer, 9 McLeary's ct
McManus James, laborer, 9 w Lombard
McManus John, blacksmith, 9 New
McManus John, U. S. N. 9 Gough
McManus Margar.-t, 1 Sharp ct
McManus Michael, sutler, 301 Saratoga
McManus Robert, engineer N. C. R. 399 w

Lombard
McManus Sarah, music teacher, 27 s Sharp
McManus Thomas, drayman, 178 n High
McManus William, soldier, 14 c Monument
McMechen Albert, U. S. N. 374 w Fayette
McMechen Mrs. Eleanor, 73 Walsh
McMechen Geo E., U. S. N 374 w Fayette
McMechen Sarah 134 Druid Hill av
McMechen Thos. G. pattern maker, 374 w

Fayette
McMechen Thos. J. laborer, 134 Druid Hill av

McMenee , driver, 123 n Paca

McMillan Mrs. Ann, 298 w Lombard
McMillan Henry, ship carpenter, 282 Green-
mount av
McMillan James, machinist, 296 s Sharp

McMillan John, Aged Men's home, cor Cal-
houn and Lexington
McMillan John G. fruit packer, 56 Walsh
McMillan Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 126 Bur-
gundy al
McMillan Thos. H. tinner, 126 Burgundy al
McMillan Wm. D. hardware, 333 w Pratt,

dw 298 w Lomliard
McMillan Wm. W. bookk'r, 640 w Fayette
McMullan Dominic, lab. rear of 90 Ramsay
McMullan James, shoemak. 304 e Monument
McMullan John, manufacturer of furniture

and cabinet materials, 15 and 17 n Gay
McMullan Lucy, dress maker, 97 Saratoga
McMullan Mary, hucksteress, 9 Fish market

space
McMuUen Agnes, boarding, 5 and 7 Lewis
McMuUen J. G. discount clerk Franklin

Bank, 17 Barnet
McMullen Johij, 72 Centre
McMullen John, clerk, 179 n Fremont
McMullen John F. (McNally & McMullen,)

72 Centre
McMullen Wm. C. shoemaker, 160 Chesnut
McMurphy Silas D. transferring agent B. &

O. R. R. 1 Penn
McMurray John, blacksmith, 98 s Chapel
McMurray John H. carpenter, 465 Saratoga
McMurray Mrs. Maria, 17 Barnet
McMurray Mrs. Sarah, 49 McCulloh
McMURRAY LOUIS & CO. (Louis Mc

Murray, Ira S. Holden, Alexander B.

Ellis,) packers of oysters, fruits, &c. 254

and 256 w Biddle
McMurray Louis, (L. McMurray & Co.)

252 w Biddle
McMurry Robert, photographer, John near

Lanvale
McNabb Aaron, laborer, 64 Aliceanna
McNahaney Michael, laborer, 11 Booth
McNally Adolphus, tinner, 183 n Fremont
McNally Ann, 13 Fall
McNally Francis, laborer, 54 Cambridge
McNally Henry, gardener, 73 n Fremont
McNally Henry R. (McIVally & McMullin,)

38 Mulberry
McNally James, second hand furniture, 305 n

Howard, dw 6 Grundy
McNally James, grocer, 100 St. Paul
McNally John, stone cutter, 7 Valley
McNally John, laborer, 511 Saratoga
McNally Marlha, lae:er beer, 73 n Fremont
McNALLY & McMULLEN, (Henry R. Mc

Nally, John F. McMullen,) importers and

dealers in saddlery hardware and carriage

materials, 18 s Charles
McNally Nancy, 32 Biddle al
McNally Patrick, laborer, 86 Stirling
McNally Mrs. Thomas, 394 w Saratoga
McNamara Jas. T. wood inspector, 365 Light
McNamara Wm. W. carpenter, 228 Bank
McNamee Jas. private watchman 123 n Paca
McNamee John T. tinner, 14 Buren
McNamee Matthew, laborer, 170 n Front nof

Foundry
McNaney Ellen, grocery, 16 Parkin

McNaney , hackman, 94 s Eutaw

McNany Joseph, laborer, 5 Hall al
McNaughtan Michael, laborer, 48 Forrest
McNeal Mrs Ann, Mount Royal, N. C. R.
McNeal Andrew L. carpenter, 240 e Fayette
McNeal Chas. R. clerk, 69 e Fayette
McNeal Ellen, 5 Plowman

THE GROVER & BAKER SEIVING MACHIIVE is tlie best for all piu-poses— SALES
ROOSIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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McNeal Geo. clerk, 30 s Gary
McNeal Henry, jr., 155 s Oharles
McNeal Henry, painter, 155 s Charles
McNeal Henry H. watchman, 49 Lexington
McNeal High, grocer, 'i08 Light
McNeal Hugh, blacksmith, 122 Garden
McNeal Isaac Q. clerk, 144 e Lombard
McNeal James B. bookkeeper, 26 n Liberty
McNeal James, grocery, 21 Foundry
McNeal James H. clerk, B. & O. R. R. 118

Mulberry
McNeal James, jr., coal, 57 Second, yard
Howard near Ciithedral, dw 189 n Calvert
McNeal John, fireman gas works, 159 West
McNeal John, laborer, 159 West
McNEAL & JONES, (L. McNeal, J. S.
Jones,) alcohol, ethereal and coal oils, (fee,
34 s Calvert «
McNeal Lloyd, (McNeal & Jones,) 69 e Fay-
ette
McNeal Mrs. Mary, 122 Garden
McNeal Michael, laborer, 250 Hamburg
McNeal Patrick, laborer, 257 Hamburg
McNeal Patrick, tavern, 264 s Howard
McNeal Philip D. clerk, 240 e Fayette
McNeal Mrs. Sarah, 108 s Exeter
McNeal Sarah, 128 e Fayette
McNeil Catherine, 21.Slemmer's al
McNeil Geo. F. wharf builder, 249 s Wolfe
McNeil Michael, miller, 21 Slammer's al
McNeill Archibald, confectioner, 332 n Gay
McNeill Mrs B. C. 10 Valley
McNeir Andrew S. bricklayer, 36 Edward
McNeirGeo. W. bricklayer, 373 e Eager
McNeir John J. watchman at Record office,

182 Chesnut
McNeir Wm J. messenger Superior Court,

182 Che.snut
McNelly Mrs. Ann, (March & McNelly,) 76

Hanover
McNelly Mrs. Henrietta, 1 Hammond al
McNelly Wm. J. heater, 212 Bank
McNespy Mrs. Isabella, 407 s Charles
McNevin John, coal dealer, Monument near

Forrest, dw 169 e Eager
McNew Ariadne, 136 Johnson
McNicholas Patrick, laborer, 136 s Castle
McNicholas Richard, laborer, 117 s Castle
McNicholas Thomas, laborer, 136 s Castle
McNinch Thomas, miller, Frederick road w

of t(jll-gate
McNinch Wm. laborer, Frederick road e of

toll-gate
McNogue John, laborer, 11 Willow
McNoiien Thomas, blacksmith, 83 Garden,

dw 81 Peirce
McNotten Thomas, blacksmith, 75 Garden
McNulty James, laborer, 13 Willow
McNulty John, laborer, 483 Lexington
McNulty John H. clerk, 301 n Gay
McNulty Mrs. Mary, 78 Booth
McNuliy Mrs. Mary, second hand dealer, 483

Lexington
McNulty Mrs. Mary, 13 Comet
McNulty Mrs. Martha, 96 e Lombard
McNulty Neil, blacksmith, 347 e Eager
McNulty Thomas, iron moulder, 301 n Gay
McNutt Rebecca, fancy goods, 44 n Greene,

dw s e cor Lexington and Greene
McOmber J. H. clerk, Barnum's hotel
McPhail Maj. Daniel H.,U. S. A. 32 Holiday
McPhail Edward, weaver, 3 Harmony la
McPhail John, 32 Holiday

McPHAIL JAMES L. Provost Marshal of

.Md., dw 132 w Baltimore
McPhail Wm. 32 Holiday
McPhail Wm L. 32 Holiday

Mcpherson DUNCAN, Mer-
chant Tailor, for Gentlemen's
and Youths' wear; always on
hand a fine assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings and Youths'
Ready-Made Clothing, n w cor
Charles and Barnet, opposite St.
Paul's Church.

McPherson H. T. com. merchant, 79 South,

dw 40 Lexington
McPherson Jamea B. dentist, 141 Washing-
ton place
McPherson John, painter, 16 Essex
McPherson John, moulder, 42 s Bond
McPherson John, carpenter, 145 n Exeter
McPherson Joseph L. clerk, 134 n High
McPherson Mrs. Margaret, variety store, 306

n Eutaw
McPher.son Dr. Maynard, Carey between

Saratoga and Lexington
McPherson Samuel T. coachmaker and livery

stable keeper, Boston e of Chester, dw cor

Cambridge and Canton av
McPHERSON DR. WM. S. Carey between

Saratoga and Lexington
McPhillips Mrs, Ann, 424 Light
McPhillips James, sailor, 57 York
McPoland Daniel, laborer, 1 Sharp ct
Mcduaid James, waiter, 80 n Front
McQuaid John, porter, 20 South
McQue Mary, peddler, 22 a Front

McQuillan , laborer, 13 McLeary ct

McQuinn Wm. laborer, 31 Eas'ern av

McQuirter , wheelwright, 15 e Eager

McRae Jane, notions and dry goods, 116 n

Calvert
McRae Roderick, 116 n Calvert
McRae Wm. baggage master N. C. R., 116 n

Calvert
McShane Edward, porter, 2 L. Constitution
McSHANEHENR"^ & CO., (Henry Mc-
Shane, John McShane,) brass and bell

founders, 157 North
McShane Henry, (Henry McShane & Co.)

1U4 Cathedral
McShane John, (H. McShane & Co.) 260

Aisquilh
McShane Lawrence, gents' furnish. store,'213

s Broadway
McShane Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 23 Chew
McShane Patrick, laborer, 15 Willow
McShane Patrick, laborer, 24 Harford av
McShane Wm. brass finisher, 260 Aisquith
McSherry John A. (W. D. Shurtz & Co.)

126 n Eutaw
McSherry Dr. Richard, 189 n Howard
McSherry Wm. A. (Ledwick & McSherry,)

126 n Eutaw
McSoarley Anna, seamstress, 302 n Eutaw
McSorley Peter, 142 n Front
McStoker Capt. Thos. mariner, 88 w Hoff-
man
McSweeney Catherine, 137 s Bond
McSweeney Dennis, grocery, 40 Vine

^TABIES H. aOHBTSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— "Wan-en's Fire and W.xter-proaf
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric SutoIiJlng Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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McSweeney Dennis, laborer, 632 w Pratt
McSweeney Dennis, machinist, 253 Light
McSweeney Mrs. J. confectionery, 253 Light
McTaggari Mrs. Sarah A. gardener, Monu-
ment e of Cannon
McTaggart Sarah A. e Monument extended
McTague Mary, tavern, 10 Water
McTague Patrick, tinner, 10 Water
McTague Peter, 10 Water
McTavish Carroll, 84 Cathedral
McTavish Mrs. Emily, 84 Cathedral
McTeer C. E. clerk, 14 n Eutaw
McTeer Wm. clerk, 14 n Eutaw
McTide Annie, tavern, 12 Preston
McTyre Patrick, 62 Perry
McVay Mrs. C. 93 Conway
McVay James, laborer, 219 Boston
McVay James, millwright, 89 Preston
McVay John W. brass moulder, 89 Preston
McVey Felix, laborer, 74 Durst al
McVoy Michael, laborer, 215 Cross
McWhirier Archibald, wheelwright, 15 e

Eager
Mc Williams Ann, 10 Forrest
McWilliams Catherine, 49 e Monument
McWilliams Catherine, 100 Bank
McWilliams Clarence, engineer, 119 Orleans
McWilliams Mrs. Edward, 177 s Central av
McWilliams George, grocer, 20 Jew al, 0. T.
McWilliams James, mariner, 82 Luzerne
McWilliams John, laborer, 20 Liberty al
McWilliam.s Mary, 50 n Front
McWilliams Dr. P. A. 2 e Fayette
Mead Edward, wagoner, 15 May
Mead Eliza, 83 Stiles
Mead Mary A. 77 w Centre
Meade Lewis R. shoemaker, 51 n Poppleton
Meads Charles, fireman, 26 s Register
Meads Daniel, shoemaker, 181 s Wolfe
Meads Geo. cigar maker, 3 n Ann
Meads Henry, ship carpenter, 81 Harrison
Meads Isabella, 136 Lee

Meads Nicholas, blacksmith, 18 s Dewberry al
Meads Wm. H. shipsmith, 3 n Ann
Meakin Joshua W. clerk, 46 Dolphin
Meakin Nathaniel, bookkeeper, 158 Pine
Meakin Saml. (S. Meakin & Son,) cor North-
ern av and John
Meakin S. & Son, (S. Meakin, Wm. T

Meakin,) painters, 85 Mulberry
Meakin Wm.T. (S. Meakin & Son,) 132 Gar-
den
Meakins Wm. bricklayer, 13 Lanvale
Mean Nicholas. 217 Aliceanna
Meany Chas. F. clerk, 309 Garden
Meany Mrs. Eliza, 309 Garden
Meany Wm. R. clerk, 309 Garden
Meara Patrick, furniture dealer, 55 Harrison
Mear Henry, mariner, 268 s Ann
Mear Mrs. Meiia, cigar store, 268 s Ann
Mearino Peter, peddler, 43 Harrison
Mearis Ferdinand, clerk, 14 s Calhoun
Mearis Leonidas, U. S. dept. collector, 14 s

Calhoun
Mearis Mrs. Louisa, 14 s Calhoun
Mearis Malcolm W. attorney, 108 n Exeter
Mearis Marion C. 14 s Calhoun
Mears Andrew, tavern, 226 s Sharp
Mears Mrs. Catherine, 320 e Baltimore
Mears Edward A. F. furniture warerooins, 6

w Baltimore, dw 83 n Charles
Mears ThoniMS H. restaurant, s e cor Lom-
bard and Spring

Mears Wm. mariner, 320 e Baltimore
Mccarty Patrick, Madison between Buren

and the Falls
Mecaslin Thomas, millwright, 370 e Monu-
ment
Mechanical Bakery, s w corner King and

Howard
MECHANICS' BANK OF BALTIMORE,

s e cor Calvert and Fayette
Mechanics Hall, 152 w Fayette
Mechshall Henry, laborer, 325 Penna. av
Mechthold Charles, shoemaker, 197s Charles
Meckau Christian, liquor dealer, n w corner

Charles and Hamburg
Meconnekin Louisa, milliner, 127 Saratoga
Medairy Jacob H. (Whitney, Medairy &

Cushing,) 2 s Greene
Medairy John W. attorney, 140 Park
Medairy Nicholas B. teller^d National Bank,

312 w Fayette
Medairy Summerfield, clerk Post Office, dw

81 n Eutaw
Medcalf Elijah, cabinet maker, Aisquith near

Baltimore
Medcalfe Edward P. baker, 48 s Republican
Medcalfe Frank, agent Insurance Co., 57 Sec-
ond, dw 634 w Lombard. — [See p. 33 M-
vertisements.]
Medcalfe Francis, currier, 1 Aisquith
Medcalfe George W. machinist, SsSchroeder
Medcalfe Louis R salesman, 17 n Schro'eder
Medcalfe Margaret, 634 w Lombard
Medical (U. S. A.) Purveyor's Department,

8 n Charles
Medinger Augustus C. (Medinger & Bro.)

145 Aisquith
Medinger & Bro. (John G. Medinger, Augus-
tus C. Medinger,) grocers and produce
dealers, 158 and 160 Forrest
Medinger Emanuel J. laborer, 155 Conway
MEDINGER EDWARD G. druggist and
pharmaceutist, n e cor Monument and Ais-
quith
Medinger Frederick, laborer, 88 Dolphin
Medinger George, butcher, 10 Watson ct ■
Medinger Gotleib, 184 e Fayette
Medinger Henry, butcher, 81 n Caroline
Medinger John R. clerk, 65 Aisquith
Medinger John G. laborer, 198 Penna. av
Medinger John G. (Medingerife Bro.) 65 Ais-
quith
Medinger Mary J. 116 Dolphin
Medinffer Sophia M. baker and confectioner,

164 Forrest
Medstorf Peter, sailor, 26 n Oregon
Medtart Jesse L. salesman, 53 n Fremont
Medtart J. C. deputy city Register, 255 w

Fayette
Medtart Mrs. Mary, 53 n Fremont
Medzung Joseph, carver, 63 Mulberry
Meeds Andrew J. watchman, 94s Regester
Meeds Charles, fireman, 26 n Regester
Meeds G. W. cigar maker, 249 e Baltimore
Meeds Mrs. Mary J. 4 n Anne
Meegan Patrick H. groceries, 147 e Eager
Meehan Bartholomew, clerk, 46 e Baltimore
Meehan John, second hand store, 107 n High
Meehan Mary A. 117 Druid Hill av
Meehan Margaret, 194 Garden
Meehan Mary A. dressmaker, 194 Garden
Mt-ehan Patrick, grocer, 380 n Gay
Meehan Patrick, coffee roaster, 198 n EdeH
Meek Wm. W. huckster, 307 Canton av

SHIRTS! SHLRTS! I SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Guarautoed in Fit, Finish and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON ^ CO., 168 BaUimore.«t., above Calvert.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Meeker Henry, cooper, 304 s Sharp
Meeks James, boatman, 171 s Ann
Meeks John W. machinist, 44 s Poppleton
Meeks Josephine, saleswoman, 233 Lexington
Meeks Mary A. laundress, 5 Preston
Meeks Wm. H. puddler, 224 Eastern av
Meeks Wm. P. morocco dn-sser, 27 St. Mary
Meeks Wm. bricklayer, 20 Ramsay
Meekins Basil, hatter, 364 e Fayette
Meekins Geo. A. 142 s Charles
Meekins James, sail maker, 55 William
Meekins John H., U. S. N., Fort av betw.

Lawrence and Johnson
Meekins John, soldier, 6 Williamson al
Meekins Joseph, broom maker, 2 Forrest
Meekins Mrs. Nancy, confection'ry,209Cross
Meekins Robert Jas. sailmaker, 63 Henrietta
Meekins Mrs. SopJ^ia, 479 w Baltimore
Meekins Wm. P. d liry, 71 Hanover, dw 139
Meekins Ca|)t. W. K. 146 w Lombard
Meer Stephen, laborer, 275 I^orrest
Meers John, laborer, 113 Harford av
Meertter John, shoemaker, 37 s Paca
Meertter John M. shoemaker, 37 s Paca
Meeter John F. clerk, 14 Sierrett
Meeter .Vlaihias, grocer, 14 Sierrett
Meeter Wm. currier, 14 Sterrett
Meeth John, shoe store, 61 Warren
Meeth John, constable, 60 Boyd
Meeth Nicholas, blacksmith, 18 Dewberry al
Meeth Nicholas, sh(»einaker, 512 Light
Megan John, laborer, 2 Webster ct
Megary Alexander, butcher, 83 Lexington

market, dw 47 Dolphin
Megary Josej)h, cigar maker, 48 Division
Megary Moses, police, 4b Division
Megary Robert, police, 48 Division
Megeaih Joseph, salesman, 286 w Baltimore
MEGEE CHAS. T. provisions, n e cor Car-
oline and Pratt, dw 84 s Caroline
Megee Geo. E. provision dealer, n w cor

Central av and Pratt, dw 86 Caroline
Megee Geo. E. 105 e Pratt
Megenart Frederick, conductor C. P. R. 431

w Fayette
Megenhardt Richard, telegrapher, 769 North-
ern av
Meginniss Caspari G. dry goods, 65 w Balti-
more, dw 88 McCulloh
Meginniss Mrs. Mary Ann, 52 s Ann
Meginniss John, laborer, gas works, Spring

Gardens, dw 26 Fort av
Meginniss Samuel G. O. clerk, 27 n Calvert
Megraw Cajit. John P. Uth Ind. Vols., Pro-
vost Marshal, Fort McHenry
Megraw Wm. A. brush maker, and school
commissioner, 210 w Baltimore

MEGRAW W. A. & CO., (W. A.

Megraw,) Brush Manufacturers—
a full assortment always on hand.
Our motto— Our goods our best
reference— Deal direct with the
Manufacturers, 210 w. Pratt near
Charles. Dw. 28 w. Baltimore.

Mehlgarten August, tailor, 137 Franklin

Mehlgarten Charles, clerk, 137 Franklin

Mehihelmy Henry, coach maker, 156 Mul-
berry

Mehlhorn Zachariah, shoemaker, 54 s Re-

gester
Mehlinger Emanuel, clerk, 210 n Eden
Mehl Michael, paver, 15 Smith's al
Mehler Chas. piano maker, 9.'} Lexington
Mehler W. dress trimmings, 89 Lexington
Mehlhenry Geo. tailor, 135 Henrietta
Mehlhenry John, blacksmith, 135 Henrietta
Mehlinger L. bookke'eper, 210 n Eden
Mi'hm Conrad, cabinet maker, 246 s Sharp
Mehring Elizabeth, 325 Penna. av
Mehring Frederick, tailor, 133 Raborg
Mehring Jacob, tailor, 160 n Car<iline
Mehring Peter, trunk maker, 325 Penna av
MEHRING PHILIP, shoemaker, 350 Light
Mehrens John, liquors, 55 n Schroeder
Mehrus Adam, carter, 21 Jackson's ct
Meid & Brother, (Geo. Meid, Conrad Meid.)

merchant tailors, 152 s Broadway
Meid Conrad, blacksmith, 21 Brown
Mi'ier Abraham, barber and cupper, 203 s

Charles
Meier Carl, butcher, 382 Penna. av
Meier Frederick, tailor, 15 s Spring
Meier Max, clerk, 23 s Sharp
Meikosshi Alexander, tailor, 19 Albemarle
Meiller John, tobacconist, 12 n Liberty
Meineke Rudolph, cigar maker, 20 Sierrett
Meinetsberger Stephen M. tailor, 24 s Sharp
Meinkrantz Henry W. cooper, s w cor Wil-
son and Bolton al
Meinkrantz Theodore, wheelwright, 6 Etting
Meinkraniz Kelly, a w cor Wilson & Bol-
ton al
Meinzer Joseph, 98 e Baltimore
MeirhofTM. hoop skirts, 37 n Howard
Meirrirriks Augustus, varnisher,24 n Oregon
Meise Conrad, wire worker, 100 Pine
Meise Conrad, carpenter, 100 n Pine
Meisee Joseph, furnit. wagoner, 82 Harrison
Meisel Antone, tailor, 28 Thames
Meisel John, baker, 589 Penna. av
Meisel Louis, baker, 589 Penna. av
Mi'iser John, ship joiner, 65 s Wolfe
Meiser Louisa, teacher, 96s Washington, P.P.
Meisner Adolph, tailor, 269 n Eulaw
Meisner John, horseshoer, 178 e Madison
Meisier Charles, bacon dealer, 662 Penna. av
Meister Charles, barber, Madison av near city

limits
Meisier Ernst, cooper, 143 Henrietta
Meisier George, bacon dealer, 679 Penna. av
Meister John, bacon dealer, 412 Division
MEIXSEL & GRAFTON, (J. H Mei.xsel,
McH. Grafton,) flour and general produco
commission merchanis, 149 w Pratt
Meix.sel Howard F. cigar maker, 614 w Lom-
bard
Meixsel Jacob, city collector's office, 243 w

Fayette
Meixsel Joseph H. (Meixsel & Grafton,) 19

Hollins
M'kr John, furnaceman, n e cor Howard and

Cross
Melanen Patrick, laborer, rear of 170 n Front
Melaughlin James, laborer, 12 Parkin
Melcher Alexander, confectionery, 105 w

Baltimore, dw 63
Melcher Casper, baker, 58 Johnson
Melcher Charles, miller, Frederick road w of

toll gate
Melcher Chas. gardener, e Monument near
Mine Bank la

J. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for tlie sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, dJco.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HX Spear's Wliart,

THE GREAT PURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Melcher Edward O. gunsmith, 3 Constitution
Melcher George, clerk, 92 Bank
Melcher Harman, gunsraitii, 149 n Central av
Melcher Harman, gunsmith, Frederick road.

w of toll gate
Melchor Francis, can maker, 122 Eislein
Meldaw August, tailor, 101 s Ann
Melis Martin, baker, 185 Bank
Mellar John, soldier, 405 w Pratt
Mellev Oswald, watchmaker, 177 s Sharp
Mellien Joseph, varnisher, 84 Harrison
Mejlig Aiidrew, Frederick road, near toll gate
Mellon Adrian, clerk, 26 w Fayette
Mellon James, professor of music, 39 n Eden
Melnard Mrs. Ida, dress maker, 72 n Ann
Meloney Margaret, dry goods, 106 Lexington
Mells George, shoemaker, 86 Chappel

Melson brakesman, 357 Cathedral

Mellville Samuel J. painter, 166 George
Melvin Geo. W. pilot, 93 s Washington, F.P.
Melvin Geo. huckster, 240 s Paca
Meminger Geo. cabinet maker, 218 n Caroline
Memmeri John F. detective, 105 Pine
Menck John, tailor, 2 s Durham
Mencke Frederick tailor, 433 w Pratt
Mencken Berkhard, grocery, 364 Cross
Mendle Theodore, laborer, 15 Cambridge
Mendles Mendel, optician, 22 n Pine
Mendus Hubert, musician, 335 n Central av
Menge Christopher A. wood and ivory turner,

181 Raborg
Menge Wm. glove maker, 368 Penna av
Menger Valentine, lager beer, n w cor Toone

and Clinton
Mengusen August, laborer, 37 Haubert
Menke Frederick, tailor, 435 w Pratt
Menke Frederick W. printer, 433 w Pratt
Menko Adam, grocer, dw 39 Fawn
Menko & Co. (Martin Menko, David Oppen-
heimer,) family groceries, n w cor Balti-
more and High
Menko Joseph, clerk, 39 Fawn
Menko Martin, (Menko & Co.) '.id Fawn
Menner John, shoemaker, 194 Hollins
Mennerich Henry, piano niak. 131 L. Greene
Menslage Fredk. grocery, 12 State
Mentler Nicholas, laborer, 8 Wyeth
Mentzel Charles, carter, 203 s Chappell
Mentzel Henry, clerk, 112 Pearl
Mentzel Henry, collector B. & 0. R. R. 112

Pearl
Mentzel Wm. agent 112 Pearl
Menzies Francis B. conductor, 159 s Fremont
Menzies Mrs. Louisa, 140 Franklin
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TION, Athenaeum Buildings, n w cor St.
Paul and Saratoga
Mercer Caroline, 328 e Baltimore
Mercer Charles H. (Boweti St Mercer,) 328 e

Baltimore
Mercer Charles G. engineer, 112 St. Peter
Mercer Geo. T. sailmaker, 112 Jefferson
Mercer Geo. W. shoemaker, 156 s Ann
Mercer Henry R. coal yard, s e cor Pratt

and Greene
Mercer Henry R. bookkeeper, 19 n Poppleton
Mercer Henry, engineer, 700 w Pratt
Mercer James, laborer, 40 Ryan
Mercer James E. liquors, 161 Lee
MERCER LUTHER 0. saddle, harness, and
trunk manufacturer, 334 w Baltimore, dw
311 Saratoga
Mercer Robert, laborer, 80 s Poppleton

Merceret Louis, public vi^eigher, 79 Smith's

wharf, dw 147 Saratoga
Merchant Benjamin, clerk, 170 Hanover
Merchant J. & Sons, (J. Merchant, J. Mer-
chant, J. Merchant, jr.) confectioners and
fruiterers, 174 w Pratt
Merchant John (J. Merchant & Son.) 170

Hanover
Merchant J. (J. Merchant & Sons,) 635 w

Lombard
Merchant J., jr. (J. Merchant & Sons,) 635

w Lombard
MERCHANTS' BANK, Exchange Build-
ings, s w cor SecoiTd and Gay, Johns Hop-
kins, Pres't
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS' IN-
SURANCE COMPANY, over 29 South,
iV. P. Campbell, Pres't, dw 50 Bolton
Merchants' Shot Works, s e cor Front and
Fayette, H. D; Harvey, Pres't, R. Kemp,
Sec'y
Merck August, shoemaker, 829 w Baltimore
Meredith Augustus, stone cut. 109 Hamburg
MEREDITH CHARLKS P., magistrate, n
e cor Baltimore and Paca, basement People's
Bank, dw 453 w Fayette
Meredith Daniel R. stone cutter, 146 German
Meredith Mrs. Elizabeth, 151 w Biddle
MKREDITH'GILMORE, ag't Pacific Mail
S. S. Co. and Gebhard Fire Ins. Co. of New
York, 42 Second, dw 43 Franklin
Meredith John C. carpenter and pattern ma-
ker, 95 Hamburg
Mereditli John F. appraiser of custom house,

43 s Exeter
Meredith Jonathan, attorney, dw 43 Franklin
Meredith Jos. H. (Canfield, Bro. & Co.) 92

w Madison
Meredith Jos. H. (Meredith, Spencer & Co.)

St. Paul
Meredith Mrs. Margaret, 140 Franklin
Meredith Mrs. Martha, clothes cleaner, 146

German
Meredith Mrs. Matilda S. confectionery, 544

w Baltimore
Meredith Samuel, laborer, 5 Carlton
Meredith, Spencer & Co. (J. H. Spencer,)

Bank of Baltimore building, St. Paul
Meredith Wm. B. butcher, 192 Mulberry
Merfield Joseph F. tobacconist, 68 n Howard
Meri Emma, 33 Orleans
Merke John, milkmaii, 4 Burke
Merkel Joseph, laborer, 673 Penna. av
Merkeiike Henry, lager beer saloon, n e cor

LigiU and Water
Merker Andrew, blacksmith, 178 Saratoga,

dw 180
Merklin Geo. O. brakesman B. & O. R. R.

401 Saratoga
Merklin Mrs. Sarah. 401 Saratoga
Merle Mrs. Mary, grocery, 2 McHenry
Merlin Theodore, milkman, cor East av and

O'Donnell
Merluzzi Nicholas A. clothier, 44 e Baltimore
Merrefield Joseph, auction diy goods, over

258 w Baltimore, dw 31 s Sharp
MERRELL WARNER, agent Wheeler &
Wilson's sewing machines and lightning
rods, 214 w Baltimore. — [See p. 53 Adver-
tisements ]
Merrick Charles, huckster, 153 Conway
Merrifield Edwin, 99 w Baltimore, dw 274 w
Fayette

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maimfacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Weatsroot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints anrt Varnishes, KM) W, Lombard Street.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Merrick John R. police, 42 Constitution

Merrick Mrs. John R. grocery, 42 Constitution

Merrick Lucy, tailoress, 247 n Central av

Merrick Wm. M. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw
Howard Co.

Merriken Catherine, 107 Lexington

Merriken Francis M. engraver, over 159 w
Baltimore, dw 12 n Bond

Merriken James, laborer, 154 Druid Hill av

Merriken James T. tinner, 293 e Fayette

Merriken Jo.seph S. last maker, 18 s Calvert,
dw-62 s Sliarp

Merriken Wm. dry goods, 1 Water, dw 90 s
Paca

Merriken William, bookbinder, 107 Lexing-
ton

Morrill Capt. Henry M. 260 n Howard

Merrill Catherine Ann, dressmaker, 616 w
Baltimore, dw 94 n Greene

Merrill Jas. H. (Merrill, Thomas & Co.) 145
Washington place

Merrill Jeremiah L., 145 Washington place

MERRILL, THOMAS & CO., (J. H. Mer-
rill, P. E. Thomas, L. W. Tiiomas,) manuf.
and importers of guns, pistols and gun
materials, 239 w Baltimore. — [See back in-
side cover Advertisement.]

Merrill Patent Fire Arm Manufacturing Co.
Belvidere »

Merrill Wm. T. 145 Washington place

Merrill Wm. R. clerk, 79 Camden

Merritt Chas. heater, 22 Scott

Merritt Caleb, pattern maker, 326 e Baltimore

Merritt & Co. (W. K. Merritt, G. A. Mer-
ritt,) grocers and commission merchants, 53
s Calvert and 57 Cheapside

Merritt Eliza, 111 n Front

Merritt Mrs. Ellen, 243 w Fayette

Merritt George A. (Merritt & Co.) 622 w
Fayette

Merritt Isaac H. cook, 243 w Fayette

Merritt Jas. A. (Cox & Brown,) 228 Aisquith

Merritt Jno. P. wheelwright, J76n Eden

MERRITT JOSEPH C.'& BRO. (J. C. Mer-
ritt, S. Merritt,) Maryland coal oil works,
125 and 127 Eastern av

Merritt Joseph C. (Joseph C. Merritt & Bro.)
4 n Broadway

Merritt , machinist, 32 n Oregon

Merrit Mary A. 228 Aisquith

Merritt Samuel, (J. C. Merritt & Bro.,) 69 s
Broadway

Merritt Wm. K. (Merritt & Co.) Eager near
Charles

Merritt W. S. commission merchant, Man-
sion house

Merryman Barnet K. puddler, s w cor Alice-
anna and Cannon

Merryman Charles, lumber dealer, s w corner
Pratt and Greene, dw 83 s Greene

Merryman Caleb, painter, Druid Hill av near
Park

Merryman Mrs. Ellen, trimmings and fancy
goods, 139 n Eutaw

Merryman Francis A. 139 n Eutaw

MERRYMAN GEO. dentist and water regis-
trar, 50 n Calvert

Merryman Jacob, boot fitter, 134 Orleans

Merryman John, clerk, 31 Pearl

MERRYMAN JOSEPH P. attorney, 71 w
Fayette, dw 96 n Exeter

Merryman Moses S. R. clerk, S-f Columbia

Merryman Nicholas B. 43 n Poppleton

Merryman Oliver P. & Co. (O. P. Merryman,
A. F. Dulin,) curled hair and bristle manu-
facturers, 151 w Fayette
Merryman Oliver P. (Oliver P. Merryman &

Co:)53w Biddle
Merryman Samuel H. B., salesman, 189 Mul-
berry
Merschell Philip, wool washer, 119 Sarah

Ann
Mersman Annie, millinery, 50 s Wolfe
Mersmann, Joseph, porter, 160 Stirling
Merson Chas. E. engineer, 503 w Lombard
Merson John H. blacksmith, 588 w Pratt
Merson Thos. L. blacksmith, 14 Lommon
Merson Wm. G. blacksmith, 586 w Pratt
Merten Henry, baker, 192 s Charles
Mertha Jas. laborer, 3 Grace ct
Mertlen, Henry, bakery, 192 s Charles.
Mesner Wm. salesman, 426 n Gay
Merz Henry, gas fitter and plumber, 254 w

Pratt
Meseke Frederick, shoemaker, 322 w Pratt
Merz Martin, glass blower, Stockholm betw

Eutaw and Russell
Mesenberg George, stoves and tinware, 28 s

Poppleton
Mesenzhel Anna, midwife, 131 Franklin
Mcshler Michael, cal>inet maker, 5 n Dallas
Mesit John, laborer, 7 s Choptank
Mesner George, Isakery, 426 n Gay
Mesner Jacob, blacksmith, 337 e Madison
Messel Antone, laborer, 104 Lancaster
Messer John H. jr. watchmaker, 651 w Bal-
timore
Messer Lawrence D. watclimaker, 651 w Bal-
timore
Messerschmidt Adam, baker, 94 Aisquith
Messersmitb Charles, laborer, 126 s Rogester
MESSERSMITH CHARLES, butcher, 107
Centre and 48 Lexington markets, dw
Penna. av n of Northern av
Messersmiih Jacob, baker, 125 Penna. av
Messersmith J. K. & Son, bakers, 82 Penna.

av.dw J. K. M. 82
Messersmith John W. (J. K. Messersmith &

Son,) 82 Penna. av
Messersmith Wm. butcher, 98 Centre and 11
Lexington markets, dw Penna. av beyond
toll-gate
Messick Charles, mariner, 36 L. Church
Messick Edward J. 71 w Fayette
Messick Edward J. clerk. Mansion house
Messing Mrs. Susanna, 58 n Pine
Messinger Casper, tailor, 20 e Lombard
Messon Bros. (John Messon, Thomas Mes-

son,) carpenters, 126 Aisquith
Messon John, (Messon Bros.) 122 Bond
Messon Thomas, (Messon Bros.) Bond near

Fayette
Mesz John, carpenter, 280 s Sharp
Mesz John, trunk maker, 280 s Sharp
Metcalf Elizabeth, 5 Mosher
Metcalf Emanuel, soldier, 101 Boyd
Metcalf George W. shoemaker, 101 Boyd
Metcalf George, machinist, 5 s Schroeder
Metcalf Thomas P. engineer, 243 w Hoffman
Metcalf Wm. H. soldier, 101 Boyd
Meteer Albert, coach smith, 41 n Eden
Meteer Samuel B. mariner, 41 n Eden
Metge Ernest, cabinet maker, 223 e Madison
Methaney Jas. of custom house, 298 e Lom-
bard
Methaney Mrs. Mary, 298 e Lombard

THE GROVER & BAKER SEW^ING MACHINE U tlie best Tor all purposes— SAIiKS
R003IS— ISl Baltimore Street.

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Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Methodist Protestant Puljlicalioii Office and

Book Store, 12 n Gay, up stairs
Mettart John, clerk, 255 w Fayette
Meltee Albert R. paper hanger, 150 s Broad-
way
Mettee Elizabeth, 24 n Ann
Mettee Emily J. 5 Penn
Mettee John, sexton Christ Church, 19 e

Monument
Mettee Joseph, cooper, 7 Plowman
Mettee Jos S. printer, 131 n Eden
Mettee Leonard C. blacksmith, 8 Dover, dw

73 s Sharp
Mettee Leonard, type caster, 240 n Caroline
Mettee Margaret J. cupper and leecher, 73 s

Sharp
Mettee Martin W. harbor master, 131 n Eden
METTEE MILTON D. paper hangings and

window shades, 42 n Eutaw, dw 77
Mettee Samuel, blacksmith, 20 Thames
Mettee Sarah V. 24 n Ann
Mettee Mrs. Susan, 12 s Ann
Mettee Wm. cooper, IGO n Spring
Metz Charles, laborer, 70 Richmond
Metz Elizabeth, 93 n Bethel
Metz Henry, cabinet maker, 20 Camden
Metz John, jr. barkeeper, 226 e Eager
Metz John A. tailor, 226 e Eager
Metz John F. carpenter, 184 Vine
Metz John, cabinet maker, 226 e Eager
Metz Maria C. 236 Madison av
Metz Richard A. turner, 24 St. Peter
Metz Sarah, 590 w Lombard
Metzel George V. cabinet maker, Hudson w

of Federal
Metzdoif John, mariner, 211 Cross
Metzger Aaron, horse dealer, 37 e Lombard
Metzijer Caroline, 61 Harrison
METZGER FRANKLIN, chemist and drug-
gist, s e cor Gay and Exeter
Metzger Fredk. shoemaker, 70 s Central av
Metzger Goileib, restaurant, 105 Conway
Metzger Isaac, (Metzger & Miller,) 53 east

Fayette
Metzger, John, paver, 364 e Eager
Metzger John, carter, 220 s Paca
Metzger & Miller, (I. Metzger, Wm. Miller,)

cloihiers, 88 Centre Market space
Metzger Miss, dressmaker, 97 n Charles
Metzger Sally A. variety store, 151)^ n Gay
Metzgii Isaac, clerk, 6 s Watson
Metzman George, tinner, 447 Canton av
Metzman Louis, lager beer, 217 e Fayette
MetZdfe Henry, fisherman, 11 Green s ct
Meurt-r iSicholas, huckster, 254 Canton av
Meusliaw Sophia, 157 William
Meushaw Thomas, restaurant, n e cor Cam-
den and Howard, dw 492 Light
Mewburn Joseph, 412 Lexington
Mewshaw Charlotti;, 353 Light
Mewshaw Dennis, fancy store, 554 w Balti-
more
Mewshaw Dennis, 31 Pearl
Mewshaw John A. machinist, 363 Light
Meybeiger Pliilip, shoemaker, 494 Penna av
Meyd Francis wheelwright and blacksmith,

111 Henrietta, dw 253 .sSharp
Meyeiibeig W. M. clerk, 318 w Lombard
Meyer Abraham, second-hand dealer, 206 s

Charles
Meyer Albert, shoemaker, 131 Peirce
Meyer Alexander, wheelwright, n e corner
Penna av and Telegraph, dw 17 Preston

Meyer Mrs. Anna M. confectionery, 104 w

Baltimore
Meyer Mrs. A. M. 265 Aisquilh
Meyer Andrew, jeweler, 148 s Eutaw
Meyer Angeline, 64 Light
Meyer, Annie M. 121 Garden
Meyer August G. (A G. Meyer & Co.) 226

w Lombard
Meyer , box maker, 264 s Sharp

MEYER AUG. G. & CO. (A. G.

Meyer, Wm. H. King,) Manufae-
rers of White Lead, Paints, Var-
nishes, Lamp Black, Saltpetre, &c.
No. 100 w. Lombard Street.— [See

bottom lines inside book.]

Meyer -Charles, shoemaker, 289 Raborg
Meyer, Charles, shoemaker, 75 Orleans
Meyer Charles, wines and liquors, 199 Mont-
gomery
Meyer Charles J. clerk Adams Express Co.

121 Garden
Meyer Christopher, tavern , 64 Light
Meyer Mis. Caroline, lager beer saloon, 44 n

Frederick
Meyer C. J.^ Agent Washington Express Co.

121 Garden
Meyer Elirts, clothier, 161 Franklin
MEYER FEtlDlNAND, hosiery, glovea,
worsteds, undershirts and drawers, 139 w
Baltimore', dw 266 Lexington
Meyer Francis G. 105 n Caroline
Meyer Frederick C. staves, 275 s Bond, dw

304 s Caroline
Meyer Frederick G. tobacconist, 744 w Bal-
timore.
Meyer Frederick, piano maker, 219 Henrietta
Meyer Frederick, tavern, 27 Fell
Meyer Frederick G. jr. clerk, 744 w Bal-
timore
Meyer George, laborer, 96 St. Peter
Meyer George, clerk, 42 n Exeter
Meyer George, butcher, 343 Penna. av
MEYER G. & CO. stoves, 505 w Baltimore
MEYER GEORGE, restaurant and lager

beer saloon, 125 Franklin
Meyer George H. L. shoemaker, 119 Lex-
ington
Meyer Gerhardt, (G. Meyer & Co.) 505 w

Baltimore
Meyer Herman F. clerk, 121 Garden
Meyer Herman H. carpenter, 326 West
Meyer Herman, box maker, 356 West
Meyer Henry, box maker, 50 Leadenhall
Meyer Henry, tinner, 44 Park
Mt-yer Henry, cabinet maker, 106 n Howard
Meyer Henry, laborer, 91 Somerset
Meyer Henry, seaman, 173 s Eden
Meyer Henry, blacksmith, 167 King
Meyer Henry, pfilice, 268 n Central av
Meyer Jacob, biiker, 31 King
Meyer Jane, fancy and millinery goods, 20 e

Baltimore
Meyer John P. shoemaker, 54 Park
Meyer John F. A. tavern, 39 German
Meyer John, box maker, 95 German
Meyer John C. shoemaker, 6 Columbia
MEYER J^OHN P. grocery and liquors, 127

Barre
Meyer John H. laborer, 30 Albemarle
Meyer Jost, laborer, 30 Albemarle

JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 09 W. Baltimore-st.

I

Young Meiti's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Meyer Lewis G. groceries and liquors, 134

Franklin
Meyer Lorenz, tin and coppersmith, 44 Park
Meyer Lanehart, cooper, 283 s Sharp
Meyer Marks, clerk, 23 s Sharp
Meyer Martin, tailor, 287 e Eager
Meyer Mary A. Biddle ct
Meyer Meyer D. dry goods, 143 n Gay
Meyer Nathan, second-hand dealer, 128 s

Caroline
Meyer Otto, stone cutter, 15 Light
Meyer Paul, tailor, 44 Abbot
Meyer Philip, dry goods, 189 n Gay
Meyer Philip, shoemaker, s e cor Barre and

Greene
Meyer Peter, tavern, 60 Centre market space
Meyer Wm. driver, 414 s Charles
Meyer Wm laijorer, 273 Hughes
Meyer Wm. mariner, 4 Shakspeare
Meyers Augustus C. cigar maker, 238 Mont-
gomery
Meyers Andrew, shoemaker, 157 s Sharp
Meyers Andrew, tailor, 22 George al
Meyers Mrs. Annie E. grocery, 299 Franklin
Meyers Mrs. Anna, 238 Montgomery
Meyers C has well digger, Jackson, Homestead
Meyers Charles F. grocery, 55 s Oregon
Meyers Charles, 45 n Spring
Meyers Charles, confectioner, 2 Chatsworth
Meyers Charles A. silversmith, 90 Granby
Meyers David, laborer, 2 Townsend
Meyers Francis, 390 Canton av
Meyers Frederick, tinner, 343 Light
Meyers Frederick, shoemaker, 37 Concord
Meyers George H tailor, 185 Peirce
Meyers Henry, soldier, n e cor Washington

and Polk, Homestead
Meyers Jacob, paper hang. 284 e Monument
Meyers Jolin, shoemr. Jackson, Homestead
Meyers Leonard, provisions, 58 n Poppleton
Meyers Maria F. teacher at House of Refuge
Meyers Wm. tavern, foot of Ann
Meyers Wm. tailor, 252 e Eager
Meyfarlh Franz, cooper, 169 s Bond
Meyler James, porter, 138 Harford av
Meynald Henry, shoemaker, 106 MuUikin
Mezick Charlotte, 89 s Broadway
Mhoon John W. cooper, 60 York
Michael Adam, chair maker, 56 s Eutaw
Michael Alexander D. (Michael & Bro.) 79 e

Baltimore
Michael Barbary, 61 n Amity
Michael & Bro., (H. J. Michael, A. D. Mi-
chael,) paper hangings and upholstery
goods, 122 w Baltimore
Michael Daniel S. cigar mak. 130 McHenry
Michael Mrs. Elizabeth, 471 w Pratt
Michael Francis, tinner, 213 Orleans
Michael Frederick, laborer, 7 Spruce al
Michael George, 142 s Spring
Michael Henry J. (Michael & Bro.) 56 w

Fayette
Michael Henry, hardware store, s e cor Cen-
tral av and Fayette
Michael Henry, piano maker, 404 s Charles
Michael Jacob, baker, 164 s Broadway
Michael Jacob, (Wm. H. Michael & Son,)

211 e Pratt
Michael Jacob, baker, 160 s Regester
Michael Jacob, baker, 146 s Broadway, dw

180 s Bond
Michael Jacob, shoemaker, 59 McHenry
Michael Jacob D. com. merchant, 211 e Pratt

Michael James, dyer, 52 Harford av
Michael John, carpenter, 494 w Lombard
Michael John piano maker, 93 Pearl
Michael John W. shoemaker, 471 w Pratt
Michael Logan, 245 Hamburg
Michael Mary, 25 n Liberty
Michael Mrs. Mary, 346 e Eager
Michael Mrs. Mary, 209 Saratoga
Michael Peter, butcher, 11 Laurens
Michael Peter, laborer, 151 Raborg
Michael Sarah J. boarding house, 73 n High
Michael Wm. H. wood dealer. Union dock,

dw 66 s Exeter
Michael Wm. H. (W. H. Michael & Son,)

66 s Exeter
Michael Wm. H. & Son, (W. H. Michael,
J. D. Michael,) commission merchants, 125
McElderry's wharf
Michael Wm. clerk, 66 s Exeter
Micheau Letitia, druggist, 249 s Howard
Micheau Dr. Theodore J. 249 s Howard
Michel Anna M. tailoress, 63 n Schroeder
Michel Carl, barber, 60 Central av
Michel Fred'k, tailor, 63 n Schroeder
Michel Helena, tailoress, 63 n Schroeder
Michel Henry, foundryman, 205 s Chapel
Michel Henry, restaurant, 3 n High
Michel Henry, cooper, 304 s Sharp
Michel John, cigar maker, 63 n Schroeder
Michel John, piano maker, 93 i*earl
Michel Louis, confectionery, 421 n Gay
Michel Martha, tailoress, 63 n Schroeder
Michel Philip, cooper, 170 s Bethel
Michel Theodore, confectioner, 2 Bedford al
Michel Thomas, conductor, 477 w Lombard
Michel Wm. tobacconist, 117 n Calvert
Michelman Charles, carpenter, 238 Aliceanna
MICHELMAN H. E. tobacconist, 18 Park
MICKLE ROBERT, cashier Union Bank,

41 McCulloh
Middendorf Harman, painter, 127 n Cen-
tral av
Middendorf Henry, grocery, 101 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Middendorf Harman, porter, 127 n Central av
Middendorf Henry, grocery, 46 Leadenhall
Middendorf J. Clement, laborer, 93 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Middendorf Wm. clerk, 46 Leadenhall
Middledith James, 295 e Lombard
Middlekauff Charles C. clerk, 92 n Schroeder
Middlekaiiff Kmanuel, clerk, 161 w Lombard
Vliddlekauff J. A. merchant, 92 n Schroeder
Middlemis Mrs. Eliz. variety store, 109 Chew
Middlemis John H. wood turner, 109 Chew
Middlemore Mrs. Julianna, 2 State
Middlemore Samuel, saddler, 2 State
Middleton Charles F. (Middleton & Dorsey,)

Baltimore County
Middleton & Dorsey, (C. F. Middleton, J. S.
Dorsey,) tobacconists, 126 w Pratt, factory
103 s Charles
Middleton Ignatius, 640 w Fayette
Middleton Dr. John D. homeopathist, 102

Fayette
Middleton John A. 119 Bolton
Middleton L. produce com. merch't, 79 South,

dw 16 St. Paul
Middleton Richard H. engineer, 56 Courtland
Middleton Richard, storage and commission
merchant, 119 Smith's wharf, dw HoUina
between Fremont and Poppleton
Middleton J. A. com. merch't, 7 German

Shirts, Dra-wers, SocUs, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAT-
JRIOND, BURTON Si CO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Middleton Wm. clerk, 81 n High
Midlothian Coal Co., 0'Hern& Co., agents,

35 s Gay
Mie Helena, 137 McCulloh
Mienhart Henry, teamster, 218 e Lombard
Mieste Mark, laborer, 13 Cambridge
Miete Fred'k W. baker, 63 s Fremont
Miete Henry A. cigar box mak. 157 s Charles
Mieting Mrs. Mary, lager beer saloon, 161 c

Fayette
Mifflin Wm. blacksmith, 134 Preston
Mifflin George W. 134 Preston
Mifflni .lames, soldier, 367 w Lombard
Migen Mrs. Nancy, 125 Mulberry
Mihm Andrew, butcher, s w cur Wilson and

Bolton al
Mihm Conrad, cooper, 295 s Paca
Mihm Henry, piano maker, 237 s Sharp
Miiller Christian, tailor, 215 w Pratt
Milan. .Tohn, clerk, 107 Ensor
Milan John, laborer, 62 n Front
Milbourne, Adams & McGee, (Charles D.
Milbourne, John H. Adams, Wm. Mc-
Gee,) sail makers, over 4 Light-st. wharf,
and foot of West Falls av
Milbourne Chas. D. (Milbourne, Adams &.

McGee,) 24 Warren
Milbourne Clara J. (Smith & Milbourne,) 125

e Baltimore
Milbourne John S. mariner, 42 e Lombard
Milburn Charles D. sailmaker, 24 Warren
Milburn James A. pilot, 126 s Ann
Milburn H. shoemaker, 24 e Baltimore
Milburn John H. carpenti'r, 69 Hampstead
Milburn John T. pilot, 204 s Ann
Milburn Thomas, carpenter, 323 e Monument
Milde Alex, dress maker, 5 s Caroline
Mildner Charles, shoemak. 341 e Monument
Milen James, hackman, 206 Chesnut
Milen John, hackman, 10 Front
Miles Abram S. (Miles &Windsor,) 22 e Lom-
bard
Miles A. S. grocer, 22 e Lombard, dw 100 n

Front
Miles Col. Alfred M. 534 Lexington
Miles August W. bootmaker, 59 n Poppleton
Miles Dr. Benjamin B. acting Ass't Surgeon

U. S. A., Jarvis Hospital
Miles Charles A. restaurant and billiards, 66

w Fayette, dw 97 s High
Miles Charles S. 97 s High
Miles Daniel, brickmaker, 32 Haubert
Miles Mrs. Elizabeth, 392 Franklin
Miles Mrs. Elizabeth, horse shoeing shop,

126 Ensor
Miles Frederick A. ship joiner, 281 e Fayette
Miles George M. vocalist, 23 Bevan
Miles George T. teamster, 97 s Poppleton
Miles Henry, wagon master U. S. A., 73

Preston
Miles John C. clerk, 213 w Lombard
Miles John S. boat builder, foot of York, dw

53 s Eden
Miles Mrs. Mary, 163 n Caroline
Miles Richard D. 60 s Broadway
Miles Robert, well digger, 367 e Eager
Miles Samuel, carter, 106 n* Fremont
Miles Samuel, finisher, 428 Saratoga
MILES SAMUEL G. 213 w Lotnbard
Miles & Windsor, (A. S. Miles, G. S. Wind-
sor,) grocers, 22 e Lombard
Miles Wm. E. shoemaker, 159 L. Greene
Miles Uriah, clerk, 392 Franklin

Milholland Clarence, clerk, 141 n Eutaw*
MilholJand Dr. E. F. late resident physician

at Baltimore Infirmary, 253 w Lombard
Milholland Isaac, machinist, 82 Albemarle
Milholland Jas. stoves, &.c., 708 w Baltimore
Milholland Robert D. jr., teller 1st National

Bank, 347 e Baltimore
Milke Henry, waterman, 69 Klliolt
Milke Henry, waterman, 75 Klliott
Milke John, waterman, 75 Elliott
Millaman Mrs. Mary A. 28 Jefferson
Millar Alexander H. government employ, 395

Eutaw place
Millar Chas W. (Horsey, Millar & Co.) 34

McCulloh
Millar Ellen, 90 Saratoga
Millar John, wheelwright, 85 Cambridge
Millar M. A. 90 Saratoga
Millchaup Lydia, confectionery, 198 Forrest
Millburn Elijah, shoe fitter, 124 Saratoga
Miller Absalom, car driver, 282 Penna. av
Miller Adam, shoemaker, 72 e Lombard
Miller Adam, tailor, 273 e F>ager
Miller Alfred B. proprietor Maltby House
MILLKR ALFRED B. dealer in watches and

jewelry, 161 w Baltimore, dw 46 Pearl
Miller Alfred J. artist, 264 w Fayette
Miller Alexander H., U. S. N., 134 Raborg
Miller Amandus, tailor^21 Plum al
Miller Ambrose, cooper, 348 s Sharp
Miller Andrew, ship carpenter. 71 s Chapel
Miller Andrew J. (Davis & Miller,) 167 w

Fayette
Miller Andrew, laborer, 240 e Eager
Miller Andrew J. (Benj. &. A. J. Miller,) 196

Garden
Miller Andrew J. piano maker, 61 Portland
Miller Andrew, laborer, 90 Walker ct
Miller Andrew, tailor, 341 Saratoga
Miller Mrs. Ann M. 178 n Eutaw
Miller Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, confectionery, ,30

Chatsworth
Miller Ann, 66 e Baltimore
Miller Annie, confectionery, 132 n Caroline
Miller Anton, straw cutter, cor Gorsuch av

and Polk, Homestead
Miller A. D. 85 St. Paul
Miller August, butcher, 48 Henrietta
Miller August, tailor, 134 n Bond
Miller August, shoemaker, 45 e Pratt
Miller Adolphus H. oyster pack. 221 Orleans
Miller Adolp. H. (Miller & Bro.) 221 Orleans
Miller Albert, cigar maker, 205 Orleans
Miller Mrs. Anna, 120 Park
Miller Mrs. Ann, 50 Franklin
Miller Andreas, piano maker, 61 Portland
Miller Mrs. Ann, seamstress, 274 s Charles
Miller Mrs. Angelica, 36 e Baltimore
Miller Anton, tailor, 219 Lexington
Miller August, laborer, 2 n Amity
Miller August, cooper, Bevan between Cross

and Hamburg
Miller Augustus, Madison and Northern avs
Miller Balser, soldier, .30 Chatsworth
Miller Barbara, 64 Park
Miller Benjamin, (Benjamin & A. J. Miller,)

9 Grundy
Miller Benjamin & A. J. painters, 93 Jasper
Miller B. H. shoemaker, 246 Eastern av
Miller Benjamin, butcher, 146 n Caroline
MILLER & BRO. (Adolphus H. Mdler, J.

I. Miller,) oyster packers and ice cream

dealers, 144 n Calvert

HENRY GIESE, Commission Merclinnt, for the sale so* Flour, Grain, Seeds, &«.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on baud, <S1 Spear's Whaxt,

i

strangers eau rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co.
W. Baltimore Street.

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Miller Casper, laborer, Fort av nr Lowman
Miller Casper (J. Miller & Co.) 93 n Caro-
line
Miller Casper, piano maker, 253 Lee
Miller Casper, (Miller & Bro.) 58 s Bethel
Miller Charles, shoemaker, 246 s Broadway
Miller Charles F.(Fowblo& Miller,; 375 Lex-
ington
Miller Charles, butcher, 127 Columbia
Miller Charles, cigar maker, 19 New Church
Miller Charles, shoemaker, 342 s Charles, dw

36 l-eadenhall
Miller C. A. fireman, 198 Mulberry-
Miller James, drayman, Biddle near Caroline
Miller Catherine, 51 e Fayette
Miller Mrs. Catherine, 186 Preston
Miller Charles, mariner, 357 Canton
Miller Charles, (Oehni & Miller,) 230 Lex-
ington near Greene
Miller Charles, shoemaker, 80 Somerset
Miller Charles, harness maker, 229 Aliceanna
Miller Charles, cigar maker, 19 New Church
Miller Charles, ttiilor, 230 Lexington
Miller Charles, violinist, 145 Eastern av
Miller Charles, stone cutter, 159 L. Greene
Miller Cajjt. Charles, 85 Gough
Miller C. G. vice president N." C. R., Calvert

station
Miller Charles Jl. grocer, 46 President
Miller Charles W. painter, 201 Druid Hill av
Miller Christian, cooper, 99 Peach al
Miller Christian, laborer, 415 s Charles
Miller Christian, furniture store, 237 s Bond
Miller Christina, saloon, 207 Canton av
Miller Christoff, iron roller, 163 s Regester
Miller Christopher, (Miller & Parlett,) Ow-

ings Mills, Baltimore Co.
Miller C. F. livery stables, 106 Hanover, dw

Baltimore Co.
Miller Collins, miller, Calverton road near

almshouse
Miller Conrad, drayman, 305 Columbia
Miller Conrad, baker, 127 Conway
Miller Conrad, paper carrier, 327 Eastern av
Miller Danford, Strieker n of Ramsay
MILLER DANIEL & CO. (D. Miller, J.
M. Miller,) importers and jobbers of dry
eoods, 329 w Baltimore
Mtller Daniel, (D. Miller & Co.) 40 s Sharp
Miller Daniel, tobacconist, 22 e Pratt
Miller Daniel S. clerk, 116 Mulberry
Miller David, carpenter, 52 n Pine
Miller David A. 85 St. Paul
Miller David S. K. butcher, 94 Lexington

market, dw Northern av near Penna. av
Miller Decatur H. (Jacob Heald & Co.) n w

cor Monument and Cathedral
Miller Dodrick, laborer, 13 Cambridge
Miller Dominic, shoemaker, 127 Penna. av,

dw 18 Preston
Miller Edgar G. (Samuel Bevan & Co.) 113

w Monument
Miller Dr. Edward, 117 s Broadway
Miller Edward A. 1 n Exeter
Miller Dr. Edward A. 193 w Biddle
Miller Edward D. Clinton s of Boston
Miller Edward J. 100 s Caroline
Miller Edward J. clerk, JOO s Caroline
Miller Mrs. Elizabeth, 151 e Lombard
Miller Ellen A. teacher, 336 w Fayette
Miller Mrs. Ellen, 107 s Exeter
Miller Emanuel, bricklayer, 97 n Amity
Miller Emily J. 25 Holland

Miller Enoch, tailor, 25 s Washington, F P.
Miller Enoch H. carpenter, 68 Albemarle
Mi!ler Ernest, butcher. 132 n Caroline
Miller Ernest, 291 Alideanna
Miller Ernest, tailor, 371 e Eager
Miller Felton, blacksmith, 87 n Poppleton
Miller Ferdinand, 25 s Washington, F P.
Miller F. A. (Guy's Monument house,) Phil-
adelphia
Miller Francis A. bricklayer, 116 Mulberry
Miller Frederick, laborer, 751 Lis:lit
Miller Frederick, coppersmith, 1047 w Pratt
Miller Frederick, barijer, 220 Aliceanna
Miller Frederick, laborer, 321 Aliceanna
Miller Frederick, laborer, 199 Hamiiurg
Miller Frederick, shoemaker, 119 McElderry
Miller Frederick, basket maker, 260 Ann
Miller Frederick, planing mill, 113 Henrietta
Miller Frederick, lager beer, 1051 w Pratt
Miller Frederick, shoemaker, 266 Canton av
Miller Fredk. T. shoemaker, 757 w Baltimore
Miller Fredk. W. shoemaker, 211 Conway
Miller Fritz, laborer, 54 Stiles
Miller Geo. E. clerk, 167 w Fayette
Miller Geo. K. chief clerk provost marshal,

162 s Paca
Miller Geo. T. varnisher, 3 Smith
Miller Geo. W. edarc tool manufacturer, 7

Camden, dw 142 Barre
Miller Geo. W. Ijar tender Union hotel, cor

Bond and Thames
Milie-r George W. stone cutter, 150 n Pine
MilliM- George, 9 Watson
Miller George, cigar maker, 7 Josephine
Miller George, baker, 418 s Charles
Miller George, cooper, 344 s Sharp
Miller George, carter, 168 s Wolfe
Miller George, laborer, Saratoga, betw Cal-
houn and Carey
Miller George C. cashier Bank of Commerce,

3 n Calhoun
Miller George, stone cutter, 51 e Eager
Miller George, tobacconist, 169 n Eden
Miller George, cigar maker, 151 e Lombard
Miller George, fireman, 305 Columbia
Miller George C. carpenter, 153 n Fremont
Miller George, drayman, cor Fort av and

Johnson
Miller George H. (Coffroth, Miller & Co.) 83

n Paca
Miller George, laborer, 21 New Church
Miller George, blacksmith, 84 n Pine
Miller George W. 98 s Bond
Miller George, brick moulder, 630 Light
Miller George, laborer, 186 s Regester
Miller Gephart, printer, 11 w Lanvale
Miller Golleib, cooper, 127 n Spring
Miller Gotleib, nightman, 49 Burke, Canton
Miller Hartman, teamster, Calverton Mills,

near Almshouse
Miller Henry, shoemaker, 16 e Baltimore
Miller, Henry, cooper, 26 Pleasant al
Miller Henry, grocery, 125 n Caroline
Miller Henry, cigar box maker, 225 s Eutaw
Mdler Henry G. boot maker, 183 n Eden
Miller Henry, barber, 11 Parkin
Miller H, Clay, -clerk, 40 s Sharp
Miller Henry, tailor, 15 Elizabeth la
Miller Henry, capmaker, 241 Light
Miller Henry, hardware, 228 Canton av
Miller Henry, grocer, 68 Somerset
Miller Henry &, Co. (Henry Miller, Wm.
Miller,) butchers, 92 Centre market

AUG. G. MEYER t!t CO., Maiiiifactiirtis of W^liite Lend, Zinc, Putty, Iiaiiipl>].ick, Glue,
ATeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vai-nislies, 100 W. Ijombard Street

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Miller Henry, (Henry Miller & Co.) 13 n

Choptank
Miller Henry, laborer, 35 s Wolfe
Miller Henry, shoemalier, 792 w Baltimore
Miller Henry, butcher, 90 n Ann
Miller Henry, butcher, 489 e Baltimore
Miller Henry, 331 s Eutaw
Miller Henry, ship carpenter, 27 Philpot
Miller Henry, cabinet maker, 5 Bloodgood

ct, dw 30 w Madison
Miller Henry, cooper, ]25 Caroline
Miller Henry, attendant Md. hospital
Miller Henry, baker, 274 s Sharp
Miller Henry, grocery, 5 s Greene
Miller Henry, carpenter, 93 Low
Miller Henrietta, millinery, 119 Eastern av
Miller Herman, tailor, 170 e Eager
Miller Isaac, carpenter, 6 n Exeter, dw 86

Aiscjuith
MILLER J. & CO. (J. Miller, C. Miller,)
manufacturers cider and vinegar, 202 e Pratt
Miller Jacob, 12 e Eager
Miller Jacob, 151 e Pratt
Miller Jacob, rigger, 153 s Ann
Miller Jacob, 330 s Bond
MILLER JACOB F. & CO (J. F. Miller,
A. D. Miller,) general commission mer-
chants, 83 South
Miller Jacob, car driver, Harford av near city

limits
Miller Jacob H plumber, 78 Jasper
Miller Jacob, laborer, 270 s Caroline
Miller Jacob, shoemaker, 233 s Bond
Miller Jacob, blacksmith, 237 Hollins
Miller Jacob, restaurant, 15 Harrison
Miller Jacob, grocery, 110 Hank
Miller Jacob, shoemaker, 337 o Lombard
Miller Jacob H. currier, 225 s Howard
Miller Jacob P. 33 n Calvert
Miller Jacob W. restaurant, 264 Aisquith

Miller , soldier, rear 212 Raborg

Miller Capt. James, police, 225 Conway
Miller James D. clerk, 91 Garden
Miller James H. carpenter, 498 Franklin
Miller James W. painter, 137 n Central av
Miller James W. 4 e Fayette, dw 137 n Cen-
tral av
Miller Jane, 90 Chesnut
Miller Jesse, carpenter, 54 Jotephine, dw 231

Saratoga
Miller John, bricklayer, 221 Orleans
Miller John, tailor, 117 McElderry
Miller John, plasterer, 214 s Charle.s
Miller John, laborer, 36 Walsh
Miller John, jr. coal, n w cor Paca and Ger-
man, dw 13 s Exeter
Miller John, provisions, n e corner Bank and
Washington, dw n e cor Bank and Reges-
ter
Miller John, printer, 224 Preston
Miller John, laborer, 352 s Sharp
Miller John, hack driver, 160 s Regester
Miller John, cooper, 86 s Central av
Miller John, police, n w cor Barre and War-
ner
Miller John, (J. Miller & Co.) 56 s Bethel
Miller John, cooper, 31 King
Miller John, police, 7 Josephine
Miller John, currier, 100 s Caroline
Miller John, shoemaker, 92 Mullikin
Miller John, Chester near Gough
Miller John, laborer, 282 s Dallas
Miller John, laborer, 83 Johnson

Miller John, 125 Columbia

Miller John, butcher, 15 Elizabeth la, dw 783

Light
Miller John, mariner, 290 s Dallas
Miller John, laborer, 60 Durst al
Miller John, laborer, s e cor Canton av and

Burke
Miller John, huckster, 280 s Bond
Miller John, tailor, 7 Fell
Miller John, laborer, 184 McHenry
Miller John, shoemaker, 317 e Lombard
Miller Rev. John, 27 e Baltimore
Miller Capt. John A. 174 s Wolfe
Miller J. Adam, laborer, 176 s Durham
Miller John C. vinegar factory and distiller,

312 s Sharp
Miller John E. tobacconist, 98 n Paca
Miller John E. cigar store, 139 Franklin, dw

98 n Paca
Miller John D. shoemaker, 133 Peirce
Miller John F. (John Kirby & Sons,) 50

Franklin
Miller John G. milkman, 172 s Wolfe
Miller John H. collector, 336 w Fayette
Miller John H. laborer, 100 s Dallas
Miller John H. lime, 18 East Falls av
Miller John Henry, tinner, 175 Raborg
Miller John I. (Miller & Bin.) 221 Orleans
Miller John M. (Daniel Miller & Co.) 228 n

Eulaw
Miller John M. tinner, 47 Columbia
Miller Mrs. John M. 228 n Eutaw
Miller Mrs. 410 w Fayette
MILLER JOHN P. 'tavern, 119 Penna av
Miller John, restaurant, 248 Eastern av
Miller John H. ale and porter, 192 Lexington
Miller John T. printer, 100 s Caroline
Miller John, tavern, 228 Frederick av
Miller John, porter, 31 Mosher
Miller John, coach painter, 4 Greenwillow
Miller Joseph, grocery, 264 Eastern av
Miller Joseph, turner, 94 n Front
Miller Joseph M. tavern, 71 s Schroeder
Miller Joseph, tailor, 574 w Baltimore
Miller Joseph, paper hanger, 121 Stirling
Miller Joseph, tailor, 251 e Eager
Miller Joseph L. boot fitter, 41 James la
Miller Joseph, comb maker, Patuxent betw

O'Donnell and Elliott
Miller Joseph, laborer, 142 William
Miller Joseph, tailor, 169 Elisor
Miller Joseph, custom house, 9.')6 w Baltimore
Miller Joshua H. restaurant, 153 e Lombard
Miller Joshua, blacksmith, 31 Valley
Miller Justice, wood sawyer, 60 s Bethel
Miller Kilian, stone mason, 31 Rock
Miller Lawrence, laborer, 2 Hammond al
Miller Lawrence, cooper, 500 Lexington
Miller Leonard D. hackman, 163 s Spring
Miller Lewis, turner, 372 Saratoga
Miller Lewis, laborer, 157 William
Miller Lewis, dry goods, Frederick av near

city limits
Miller Lewis, cabinet maker, 35 n Dallas
Miller Llewellyn, clerk, 49 Lexington
Miller Louis, shoemaker, 486
Miller Louis H. police, 121 Ensor
MILLER LUKE H. manufacturer fire-proof
safes and patent bank locks, 265 w Balti-
more, dw Carey btw Saratoga and Lexingt'n
Miller Mrs. Margaret, 21 n Poppleton
Miller Mrs. Margaret, 330 w Pratt
Miller Maria, 243 n Eutaw

THE GROVER &, BAKER SEWING MACHINE is tUe best for all purposes— SAIiES
ROOAIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

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Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Miller Mary, 55 Clay

Miller Mrs.' Mary, 49 Perry

Miller Mary, jjrocery, 23 Block

Miller Mary A. 7 Preston

Miller Mary, scourer, 47 Clay

?4iller Mrs. Mary, 205 Orleans

Miller Mrs. Mary A. 211 Eastern av

Miller Mrs. Mary, matron Baltimore City

Almshouse
Miller Mrs. seamstress, 227 s Wolfe
Miller Martin, laborer, 168 s Eutaw
Miller Martin, bakqr, Wolfe betw Pratt and

Lombard
Miller Matthew W. blacksmith, 54 s Repub-
lican
Miller Matthew, bricklayer, 88 s Wolfe
Miller Matthew, nail maker, 16 Henry
Miller Max, cooper, 246 Conway
Miller M. H. (Miller & lUrich,) 123 n Gay
Miller Michael, 71 e Fayette
Miller Michael, gardener, 78 Fortav
Miller Michael H. tobacconist, 6 Green-
mount av
Miller Mrs. Mina, grocery, s e cor L. Greene

and Welcome al
Miller Morgan A. (Stephens, Miller &, Co )

243 w Lombard
Miller Nicholas, soldier, 300 s Bond
Miller Nicholas, fisherman, 14 Gould's la
Miller Nicholas, glass blower, foot of Hughes
Miller Nicholas, tailor, 151 n Bethel
Miller Nicholas, tailor, 14 Walker
Miller Nicholas, furniture, 88 n Howard
Miller Nicholas, shoemaker, 34 n Amity
Miller Ocilla, 58 York

Miller Oliver M. car builder, 21 s Poppieton
Miller Peter T. boot maker, 375 w Lombard

MILLER & PARLETT, (C. F. Mil-
ler, T. E. Parlett,) Auctioneers
for the Sale of Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c. Special attention
given to Sales of Stock or Real
Estate in the Country, n w cor
North and Saratoga.

Miller Peter, laborer, 170 s Ann

Miller Peter, laborer, 46 w Monument

Miller Rev. Peter L. vice pres. Loyola college

Miller Peter tailor, 37 w Baltimore

Miller Philip, tailor, 341 Saratoga

Miller Philip, butcher, 35 Preston

Miller Philip, 52 Lancaster

Miller Philip, tailor, 341 Saratoga

Miller Mrs. Rebecca, 9 Russell

Miller Rattel, blacksmith, 314 e Monument

Miller Rebecca, 214 s Charles

Miller Richard, boiler mak. 801 w Baltimore

Miller Richard, blockmaker, 153 Ann

Miller Robert J. (Wm. H. Miller & Bro.)

66 e Baltimore
Miller Robert, (Carr & Miller,) n e cor Balti-
more and Bond
Miller Robert, police, 209 Conway
Miller Robert, brakesman, 52 s Schrocder
Miller Robert, sawmaker, 463 w Lombard
Miller Robert, car coupler, 32 Ryan
Miller Robert, caster, 86 s Republican
Miller Sallie, 544 w Fayette
Miller Samuel, bricklayer, 97 n Eden

Miller Samuel, drayman, 305 Columbia
Miller Mrs. Sarah, 242 e Baltimore
Miller Mrs. Sarah, dress maker, 86 Aisquilh
Miller Sarah E. 148M Aisquith
Miller Septimus, clerk, 116 Mulberry
Miller Sophia, butter and checs*', 327 s Bond
Miller Susan, dress maker, 307 Forrest
Miller Stephen, sr., plumber, 281 Hanover
Miller Stephen M. plumber, 281 Hanover
Miller Theodore, shoemaker, 386 Light
Miller Theodore K. clerk, 40 s Sharp
Miller Thomas J. painiiM-, 201 Druid Hill av
Miller Thomas, attendant iVld. Hospital
Milli'r Tobias G. miller, Calverton mills, near

Almshouse
Miller Ulrich, soldier, 22 Wyetli
Miller Valentine, laborer, rear of 301 s Sharp
Miller Valentine, rag cutter, 1 13 s Chapel
Miller Wait, weaver, 168 s Wolfe
Miller Wilhelmina, 68 n Eden
Miller Wm. B. carpenter, 96 n Eden
Miller Wm. H carpenter, 2 Hull's la
Miller Wm. plasterer, 487 Saratoga
Miller Wm. provisions, 312 e Pratt, dw 489 e

Baltimore
Miller Wm. laborer, 81 Albemarle
Miller Wm. shoemaker, 211 Conway
Miller Wm. cigar mnker, 311 Mulberry
Miller Wm. cigar maker, 170 Saratoga
Miller Wm. F. clerk, 661 w Fayette
Miller Wm. grocery, 33 Hampstead
MILLER WM. C. music dealerand publish-
er, 10 n Charles, dw 112 Lexington
Miller Wm. H. bookkeeper, Druid Hill av.

between Townsend and Mosher
Miller Wm. H. carpenter, 1 19 Aisquith
Miller Wm. H. tanner, 10 Somerset
Miller Wm. D. jr., clerk, Carey between

Lexington and Saratoga
Miller Wm. H. tailor, 255 West
MILLER WM. H. & BRO. (Wm. H. Mil-
ler, Robert Miller,) engineers and machin-
ists, s e cor President and Fawn
Miller Wm. D. office 265 w Baltimore, dw

cor Carey and Baltimore
Miller Wm., Calverton road near Almshouse
Miller Wm. R. bookkeeper, 82 n Charles
Miller Wm. C. livery stables, 86 German,

dw 336 w Fayette
Miller Wm. tailor, 130 High
Miller Wm laborer, 209 s Washington, F. P.
MILLER & ULRICH, (M.H.Miller, S.
Ulrich,) wholesale dealers in tobacco and
cigars, 26 s Calvert
Miller Wm. J. ambrotvpist, 256 w Pratt
Miller William H. (M'iller & Bro.) 66 e Balti-
more
Miller Wm. (H. Miller & Co.) 489 e Balti-
more
Miller Wm. H. H. clerk, 70 Ensor
Miller Wm. L. tolmcconist, 6 Greenmount av
Miller Wm. (iVletzger& Miller,) 13 s High
Milles Alphonse L clerk, over 42 Second
Milless Laertes O. printer, 80 s High
Millian Neal, sutler, 69 s Ann
MilliganG. B., Baltimore Co
Milligan Sophia, 278 s Howard
Millhauser John, tailor, 249 e Eden
MillhoUand Arthur, 55 n Front
Millholland Wm. laborer, 580 w Lombard
MILLIKEN ROBEKT H. imp. and deal, in
linen goods exclusively, 195 w Baltimore,
dw 160 Saratoga

JAMES H. .JOH.YSOIV, < ity Steam Firewood ?Einp— "".I .-rreii's Pivo nnd Wnter-proof
Roofing, and Patent Weoterlc .^mokln^^ Tvibc*, over 99 AV. Baltiniore-st.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, HandJaerehiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Millikin James H. & Son, (J. H. Milliken,
W. H. Milliken,) wliip, cane, umbrella
and parasol makers, 267 w Baltimore
Millikin James H. (Jas. H. Millikin & Son,)

136 Park
Millikin Robert, clerk, 136 Park
Millikin Wm. H. (Jas. H. Millikin & Son,)

169 Garden
Milling-ton John JN". printer, 263 Lexington
Millinglon Luther, clerk, 263 Lexington
Milliron Lucinda J. 157 Druid Hill av
Milliron Mrs. Merab, 74 n Calvert
Milliron Samuel VV. tailor, 74 n Calvert
Milliron Zechariah S. printer, 157 Druid Hill

av
Millis Thos. 0. cabinet maker, 154 e Pratt
Millman Geo. grocery, Calverton road near

near Almshouse
Mills Adolphus, gardener, 29Brune
Mills Benj. mariner, 52Johnson
Mills Charles H. treasurer of Lee Creek Oil

Co. dw 640 w Fayette
Mills Charles E. soldier, 29 Brune
Mills David, laborer, 23 e Monument
Mills Eliza Ann, 285 s Charles
jyiills Ezekiei, tinner, 385 w Baltimore, dw

Lombard 1 door e of Calhoun
Mills Ezekiei, jr. tinner, Lombard 1 door e of

Calhoun
Mills George A. (Harrington & Mills,) 205

Garden
Mills George, laborer, 36 Dewberry al
Mills George W. clerk, 67 Barre
Mills Henry J. mariner, 162 s Wolfe
Mills Henry T. soldier, 85 n Oregon
Mills James 1^. 135 e Monument
Mills James F. cooper, 80 s Howard
Mills James C. printer, 176 n Exeter
Mills James F. clerk, 32 n Fremont
Mills Job, watchmaker, 426 Lexington
Mills Dr. J. B. 408 Saratoga
Mills John K ship joiner, Henry near basin,

dw 82 Hill
Mills Robert, clerk, 419 w Pratt
Mills Robert, heider, Dover w of Fulton
Mills Samuel, soldier, 29 Brune
Mills Samuel S. & Co. (S. S. Mills, E. Whit-
man,} book and job printers, 24 s Calvert
Mills '1 lios. ]ilasterer, 307 e Madison
Mills Wm. shoemaker, 29 Brune
Mills Wm. plumber, 29 Brnne
Mills Wm. ship joiner, shop foot of Hamburg,

dw 29 Warren
Mills Wm. D. 140 Park
Mills Wm. H. caulker, 285 s Charles
Mills Wm. P. tinner, Lombard 1 door e of

Calhoun
Mills Wm. laborer, Calhoun s of Ramsay
Mills Wm. salesman, 102 s Bond
Mills Wm. plumber, 29 Brune
Mills Zechariah, machinist, 24 s Oregon
Milnor Henry M. clerk, 443 w Baltimore
Milnor James P. clerk, 573 Lexington
Milnor J. N. L. dry goods com. merch.,over

5 s Charles, dw Broom la nr Harford av
Milnor John P. jr. (Hopkins & Milnor,) 347

Lexington
Milnor John P. bookkeeper, 443 w Baltimore
Milnor Joseph K. secretary Maryland Insur-
ance Co., 443 w Baltimore
Milroy Alexander, plumber, 368 Ostend
Milroy Grace, hucksleress, 190 s Sharp
Milroy John, wood huckster, 338 s Sharp

Milstead Wm. F., U. S. N.,224 n Caroline
Millenberger Anthony, 152 w Lombard
Milteiiberger Dr. George W. professor Uni-
versity of Maryland, 152 w Lombard
Milter Herman, clerk, 439 w Baltimore
Mince Dan'l, sailmaker, over 174 Light-st whf
Mince Joseph, tavern, 48 w Fayette
Minch Casper, shoemaker, 6 St. Mary
Minch Herman J. shoemaker, 125 Forrest
Minch John, porter, 23 Port
Mincher John, 27 Garden
Mind Joseph A. second 'hand store, 266 s

Caroline
Mineral Hill Mining Co., over 24 South, E.

G. Perrine, sec'y
MliNER JOSEPH CHARLES, general ad-
vertising agent and collector, 68 n Eutaw
Miner George, laborer, 7 Russell
Mingel John G. steward, Md. Hospital, dw

190 n Central av
Mingo Alexander, shoe deal. 246 s Broadway
Minhart Mrs Christina, 118 e Lombard
Minick Godok, grocery, 50 s Regester
Minickain Michael, blacksmith, 121 s Chapel
Minifie Charles G. clerk, 98 Saratoga
Minifie J. H. carver, 161 s Howard
Minifie J. Woodfin, clerk, 98 Saratoga
MINIFIE WM. books, stationery and ar-
tists' materials, 114 w Baltimore, dw 98
Saratoga
Minis J. Livingston, clerk, 176 Hoffman
Minis Mrs. Philip, 176 Hoffman
Minks Lewis, silver plater, 89 n Poppleton
Minner George, shoemaker, 39 Grundy
MINNICK CHARLES E. carriage maker,

65 n Calvert, dw 381 Franklin
Minnick Charles, porter, 238 e Chase
Minnick Conrad A. lamps and oils, 719 w

Pratt
Minnick Elizabeth, 2 Grundy
Minnick Francis M. carpenter, 564 Baltimore,

dw 172 n Fremont
Minnick John, musician, 47 Mosher
Minnick J no. stone cut'r. 150 Greenmount av
Minnick John, shoemaker, 181 n Eden
Minnick Mrs. Mary Ann, 172 n Fremont
Miimick Uriah, carpenter, 12 Jefferson
Minnick Wm. P. painter, 11 Penna av
Minnick Wm. tinner, 182 Greenmount av
Minogue Mary, laundress, 50 Boyd
Minor Mrs. Julia, confect'r, 878 w Baltimore
Minor Mrs. Mary, 131 St. Paul
Minor Thomas H pilot, 305 e Pratt
Minster Henry, soldier, Guilford al
Minster Iiiglebert, cooper, 70 n Caroline
Minten Charles, tobacconist, 54 King
Minten Wm. cigar maker, 54 King
Minter Martin, soldier, 12 Biddle al
Mirschberger John, tailor, 19 s Wolfe
Mis Peter, laborer, 334 s Bond
Mise Henry, shoemaker, 61 Orchard
Mise Wm. beer saloon, 12 Fell
Misel George, butcher. Western Cemetery la
Miser John, huckster, 35 Eastern av
Miser Mrs. huckstress, 35 Eastern av
Mish Frederick, 9 John al
Miskell Patrick, laborer, 184 s Central av
Miskelly James, plastc.'rer, 13 w Chase
Miskelly Capt. Joseph, 277 e Baltimore
Miskimmon Andrew C. machinist, 1 Poultney
Miskimmon Mrs. Mary, 128 Fawn
Miskimmon Philip, sailmaker, 204 e Lombard
Miskimmon Saml. sailmaker, 204 e Lombard

SUirts, Dra-wers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Siispeudcrs, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOXO. BUUTOIV &, CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Caivert.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., Wo. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Miskimmon Thomas, sailmaker, 130 Dugan's

wharf, dw 204 e Lombard
Miskimmon Wm.T. saihnaker, 126 s Caroline
Misner Henry, cooper, 23 Plum al
Mispelhorn Elizabeth, grocery, 552 w Pratt
Missbach Alloways, grocery, 257 e Pratt
Mister Abraiiam, 148 Hanover
Mister George W. 89 s Paca
Mister P. R. 165 Columbia
Mitchell Alexander, Jr. engineer, 39 n Eden
Mitchell Ann, 839 w" Baltimore
Mitchell Charles J. 8 n Front
Mitchell Charles, clerk, 96 e Pratt
Mitchell Chas. E. (Edward Mitchell & Sons,)

17 s Exeter
Mitchell C. W. children's clothing and pat-
terns, 63 e Baltimore
Mitchell C. W. clerk, 35 s Carey
Mitchell David C. carter, 232 William
Mitchell Edward, (Edward Mitchell & Son,)

17 s Exeter
Mitchell Mrs. Ellen, 308 s Eutaw
Mitchell Mrs. Edward, bottler, 168 Barre
MITCHELL EDWARD & SONS, (Ed-
ward, Charles E., James T. and Wm. M.
Mitchell,) wholesale grocers and commis-
sion merchants, 90 w Pratt
Mitchell Eiisha, n w cor Caroline and McEl-

derry
Mitchell Ezckiel, seamen, 9 s Caroline
Mitchell Francis A. tailor, 76 s High
Mitchell Francis 1 ch rk, 216 Central av
Mitchell Capt. Geo. W. 56 s Ann
Mitchell George W. baker, 373 e Fayette
Mitchell George, car]ienter, 88 Jefferson
Mitchell George W. 414 Light
Mitchell George W. tinner. Pine 1 door from

Josephine
Mitchell Henry, sr., 147 Cathedral
Mitchell Henry S. 22 McCulloh
Mitchell Hejiry, carpenter, 51 e Lombard
Mitchell Henry M. (Henry M. Mitchell &
Co.) 515 w Fayette

MITCHELL HENRY M. & CO.,
(Henry M. Mitchell, Thomas H.
Hooper, W. Tall,) Ship Chandlers,
Grocers and Commission Mer-
chants, 73 Smith's wharf.

Mitchell Henry H. huckster, 6 Mott
Mitchell James, shoemaker, 17 s Frederick
Mitchell James, blacksmith, 804 w Baltimore
Mitchell James, mariner, 28 Harford av
Mitchell Mozart H. bookk'pr, 515 w Fayette
~ Mitchell James T. (Edward Mitchell & Sons,)
17 s Exeter
Mitchell James H. hackman, 24 Constitution
Mitchell John, dealer in rags and iron, 37 Rock
Mitchell John A. 389 Lexington
Mitchell John S. huckster, 284 Light
Mitchell Capt. John W. 83 Granby
Mitchell John, 140 e Monument
MITCHELL JOHN H. spar maker 68 Wil-
liam
Mitchell John, liquors, 35 w Lombard
Mitchell John T. (J. T. Mitchell & Co.) 272

Franklin
Mitchell John W. pilot, 417 Light
Mitchell John R. (Eskridge & Mitchell,) 171
s Charles

MITCHELL JOHN T. & CO. (J. T. Mitch-
ell, Geo. Dutton, J. Waltemeyer,) her-
metically sealed fruits, oysters, &c. 13 and
15 Mercer
Mitchell John, barber, 11 s Gay
Mitchell John, cake shop, 41 Eastern av
Mitchell John, 63 e Baltimore
Mitchell Joseph B. ag:ent ready roofing, over

195 w Pratt, dw 312 Franklin
Mitchell Joseph C. cor Baltimore and Fred-
erick av
Mitchell Joseph B. salesman, 312 Franklin
Mitchell Joseph, captain police, 33 Constitu-
tion
Mitchell Joseph, plumber, 28 Constitution
Mitchell Mrs. Julia A. tailoress, 71 Jeiferson
Mitchell J. police, 163 Gough
Mitchell Kate, liquor store, 46 Lee
Mitchell Mrs. Lucy, 76 McCulloh
MITCHELL MARCELLUS A. ship chand-
ler, grocer and ship broker, 2 Sjsear's whf.
dw 307 e Baltimore
Mitchell Mrs. Margaret Ann, 91 Hollins
Mitchell Mrs. Mary, cor Chase and Central av
Mitchell Mary, 128 Gough
Mitchell Capt. Nathaniel, mariner, 35 Hill
Mitchell Oliver & Co. (R. H. Mitchell, L. V.
Oliver,) tobacco and grain commis. mer-
chants, over 53 w Pratt
Mitchell Richard, ship carp'ter, 64 n Caroline
Mitchell Robert, 36 Constitution
Mitchell Robert, carpenter, Castle near Pratt,

dw 3 s Ann
Mitchell Robert M. clerk, 142 n Charles
Mitchell Sarah A. 79 Henrietta
Mitchell Mrs. Sophia, hucksteress; 188 s Paca
Mitchell Capt. Thomas, mariner, 24 s High
Mitchell Thomas J. laborer, 326 Canton av
Mitchell Thomas J. bookkeeper, 284 e Balti-
more
Mitchell Mrs. Uriah, 102 s Poppleton
Mitchell Uriah H. laborer, 181 Conway
Mitchell Washington, police, 28 Constitution
Mitchell Wm. H. brick moulder, 13 Armi-

stead la
Mitchell Wm. H. confectioner, rotunda P. O.

dw 115 n High
Mitchell Wm. miller. Franklin Inn
Mitchell Wm. K. 196 Penna av
Mitchell Wm. M. (Edward Mitchell & Sons,)

17 s Exeter
Mitchell Zach. sailmaker, 92 Light-st wharf,

dw 137 Montgomery
Mitchelson Robert, tobacco pipe maker, 170

Ensor
Mittan Erastus, police, 157 w Hoffman
Mittan Hervey, laborer, Lanvale road
Mittan John P. B. boiler maker, 178 Consti-
tution
Mittan Theo. cigar maker, 157 w Hoffman
Mittan Wm. H. assistant U. S. assessor, 3d

district, 68 Bolton
Mittelsdoerffer Henry, professor music, 43 S'

High
Mitten, John P. carpenter, 46 Richmond
Mittendorf Henry, porter, 127 n Central av
Mittendorf Henry H. 2 Gough
Mittendorff Charles, sec'y Md. Sugar Refin'g

Co. dw 33 s Exeter
Mittendorff Clement, laborer, 93 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Mittenger Andrew, laborer, rear of 3 s Cen-
tral av

J. HENRY GIESE, Cnmiiiission Mercliant, for tlie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 2i Spear's WUarf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Mittlender Powell, sausage maker, cor Port

and Camden av
Mittler D. C. music teacher, 20 n Frederick
Mittler F. J. music teacher, 20 n Frederick
Mix Thos. sawyer, 170 Scott
Mitzel Alexander V. (Roder & Mitzel,) 287

n Gay
Moale Chas. H. 76 Franklin
Moale Eleanor, 66 St. Paul
Moale Mrs. Klizabeth, 76 Franklin
Moale Frederick L. broker, 36 Second, dw

86 Franklin
Moale Geo. N. (Poultney & Moale,) 92 w

Monument
Moale Mrs. Gussie, 69 Courtland
Moale Henry, (Geo. M. Gillet & Co.,) Druid

Hill av extended
Moale Isaac G. attorney, office 29 St. Paul,

dw 76 Franklin
Moale Rich. H. 60 Franklin
Moale Wm. A. 152 n Charles
Moan Mis. Ann, 26 Chesnut
Moan \V m. shoemaker, 15 Webster al
Mobray J. Emory, (Gootee, Mobray& Co.,)

28 Hanover
Mobray John E. commi.ssion merchant, 60

South, dw 56 s Exeter
Mobray Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 520 w

Lombard
Mock Herman, clerk, 42 Portland
Mock Jacob, 547 Canton av
Mockbee D. (Mockbee & Sewell,) 29 e Balti-
more
Mockbee & Sewell, (D. Mockbee, E. Sewell,)

shoe dealers, 29 e Baltimore
Mockbee Richard, boots and shoes, 29 w Bal-
timore, dw 29 e Baltimore
Mockel Philip, confectioner, 319 w Pratt
Moebus Henry, grocer, 172 e Fayette
Moehle Fritz, watchmaker, 78 Hanover
Moeler John, tailor, 273 s Durham
Moeller Conrad, piano maker, 245 s Paca
Moeller Conrad, cigar maker, 24 Hampstead
Moeller Geo. blacksmith, 84 n Pine
Moffett Captain Edwin W., U. S. A., 64 n

Front
Moffett John F. 163 Garden
Moffett John F. shoes and hats, 208 w Pratt
Moffett John T. barkeeper, 1 Rabnrg
MOFFETT ROBERT, livery and sale sta-
bles, Howard, between Centre and Frank-
lin, dw 147 n Eutaw
Moffett Mary, tavern, 16 Concord
Moffett Wm. H. clerk, 64 n Front
MoffiitMrs Ellen, teacher, 51 Scott
Moffiit Vlary Ann, 39 Stirling
Moffitt John N. paper hanger, 39 Stirling
Moffitt Joseph, laborer, 42McHenry
MOFFIT MRS. LOUISA S. tavern, 142

Hughes
Mofitt JIugh, laborer, 16 Concord
Mogh Ernest, tailor, 113 e Lombard
Mohgan Thomas, laborer, 279 Druid Hill av
Mohi Levi, laborer, 77 Boyd
Mohler Albert, cigar maker, 303 e Lombard
Mohler Ann M. 298 e Baltimore
Mohler Isaac W. 298 e Baltimore
Mohlhenrick George, tailor, 135 Henrietta
Mohlhenrick Gotleib, grocer, 32 Druid Hill av
Mohn Henry, shoemaker, 87 Poppleton
Moho John G. grocery and feed store, 345

Columbia
Mohr Christian, cigar maker, 31 n Dallas

Mohr Daniel, fresco painter, 152 Hamburg
Mohr George, paper hanger, 237 Canton av
Mohr John, tailor, 258 Lee
Moissonnier Felix, professor of French, 40 n

Charles
Moissonnier Mad. children's garments, 40 n

Charles
Mojean De Oscar, tavern, 71 s Sharp
Moke Harman. laborer, 42 Portland
Molden Wm. harness maker, 185 Fast
Moliere T. bookkeeper, Malihy house
Mdltz Henry, ambrotypist, 217 w Baltimore,

dw 79 n High
Moll Frederick, laborer, 51 Dorst al
Moll John H. baker, s e cor Canton av and

Gist
Mollman John G. porter, s w cor. Paca and

Elbow la
Mollonee Lawrence, bricklayer, 10 Rock
Molloy Ann, dressmaker, 64 s Republican
Molloy Miles, blacksmith, 66 s Republican
Molloy Patrick, grocer, 537 Lexington
Molloy Thomas, blacksmith, 64 s Republican
Molseed Wm. mariner, 65 Albemarle
Moller George, brewer, 274 Canton av
Moltz Henry, photographer, 217 w Baltimore,

dw 79 n High
Mnmberger Geo. grocery, 50 Essex
Moinberger John, laborer, 6 Windsor
Momenhy B. clerk, 40 Holiday
Momonthy Edward B. cigar and tobacco

manufacturer, 8 e Baltimore
Monaghan Cornelius, laborer, 339 Penna. av
Monaghan Elizabeth, 49 e Monument
Monaghan Florence, laborer, 29 Mosher
Monaghan Dennis, laborer, 4 Townsend
Monaghan Lawrence, laborer, 131 West
Montighan Mary, 8 Slemmer's al
Monaghan Patrick, laborer, 8 Slemmer's al
Monashan Patrick, blacksmith, 5 Scott
MONAGHAN WM. plumber and gas fitter,

333 w Fayette
MonahuaJohn, tailor, 127 n Exeter
MonathGeo. musician, 221 n Bond
Miiiiius John, grocery, 286 e Lombard
Monert Andrew, carter, 120 Johnson
Monk Allen, cooper, 33 n Caroline
Monk Mrs. 108 Lancaster
Monk Solomon, cooper, 65 n Caroline
Monk Wm. cooper, 25 s Caroline
Monk Wm. H cooper, 208 e Pratt
Monks Lewis A. clerk, 306 Lexington
Monkuns Catherine, 190 s Chapel
Monkur Dr. John C. S. 129 s Broadway
MONMONIERCHAS. attorney,30St. Paul,

dw Baltimore Co.
Monmonier Charles L. carpenter, 225 Bank
Monmonier Charles G. carpenter, s Wash-
ington near Bank, dw 225 Bank
Monmonier Ignatius, 225 e Baltimore
Monmonier Dr. John F. 225 e Baltimore
Monmonier Dr. Louis, 225 e Baltimore
Monroe Aloysius, clerk, 37 s High
Monroe A. Warfield, clerk, 238 w Fayette
Monroe David M. engineer, 41 n Eutaw
Monroe Mrs. Georgiana, teacher, 305 Garden
Monroe Henry, blacksmith, 13 Concord, dw

37 s High
Monroe Joseph, huckster, rear Boston, near

Hudson
Monroe .Mrs. Mary, 35 High al
Monroe Mary L. china store, 41 n Eutaw
Monroe Mrs. Sarah A. 234 w Fayette

AUG. G. MEVER i*t CO., Maniifactiirers of AVhito Lie.-«l, '/Anv, Putty, LampbLtck, Glwe.
IVfcatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and V.-»ml»hfs, l<il> W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Monsarrat Nicholas, Lanvale near Grundy
Monsarrat Oscar, apothecary, 113 s Broadway
Montaff Cliarlt'S, tailor, fi7 Park
MONTAGUE BROTHERS, (Wm. L.Mon-
tague, jr., C P. Montague,) insurance
agents, 36 Second
Montague Charles, clerk, 61 Montgomery
Montague Charles, porter, 61 L Montgomery
Montague Charles P. (Montague Brothers,

338 Madison av
Montague Mrs. H. B 172 Garden
Montague Peter, marine fireman, 89 Hamburg
Montague Richard, gilder, 270 Aisquiih
Montague Wm. carpenter, 242 Franklin
Montague Wm. L. jr. (Montague Brothers,)
vice president Baliimo'-e Marine Insurance
Company, dvv 152 St. Paul
Montague William Martin, blacksmith, 114

Schroeder
Montandon Mary, 301 w Fayette
Montell James E. tobacco and genera! com-
mission merchant, 58 Exchange place, d\v
33 McCulloh
Montell Mrs Mary, 143 w Biddle
Monteverde J. B. confectionery, 196 w Pratt
Montgomery Mrs. Ann C. 55 Hamburg
Montgomery Chas. brakesman, 37 Penna av
Montgomery David, engineer, 92 Ensor
Montgomery Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 21

Ringgold
Montgomery Mrs. Hannah E. restaurant, 157

and 159 w Madison
Montgomery Henry, fireman, 164 William
Montgomery Hugh, painter, 40 Orleans
Montgomery Mr.s. Isabella, 184 n Calvert
Montgomery Dr. James, 134 n Eutaw
Montgomery J. & Brother, (Joseph Mont-
gomery, James Montgomery,) wheat fan
makers, 155 n High
Montgomery Jas. agricultural implements, 203

Aisquiih
Montgomery James, (J. Montgomery &'Bro.,)

203 Aisquiih
Montgomery John, grocer, 65 McElderry,

dw 69
Montgomery John, laborer, rear of 110 Du-

gan's wharf
Montgomery Joseph, (J. Montgomery &

Brother,) 238 Aisquiih
Montgomery Morris, laborer, 55 Hamburg
Montgomery Robert, hackman, 64 Hillen
Montgomery Samuel, shoemaker, 19 Grundy
Montmorency Mrs. A. M. 90 n Charles
Monumental Oil Company Office, New Ex-
change Building, A. C. Pracht, president,
Geo. U. Porter, sec'y and treas'r
Monumental Silk Works, Towles, Brother &

Co., proprietors, 25 German
Moody Eliza, teacher, 131 Barre
Moody John, mariner, 277 s Durham
Moody Robert, carpenter, 85 Hillen
Moog H. 42 Portland
Moog Jacob, liquors, 81 Cambridge
Moon Edward B. butcher, 38 Frederick av
Moon Edward H. butcher, 66 Centre, 71
Hanover and 52 Lexington markets, dw
36 Frederick av
Moon John, laborer, 349 Forrest
Moon John H. cooper, 236 William
Moon Michael, carter, 132 s Eden
Moon Richard N (Thomas & M ) 84 Lee
Moon Capt. Robert, mariner, 319 Light
Moon Wm. D. engineer, 462 Light

Mooney Ann, seamstress, 4 Young
Mooney Ann J. seamstress, 4 Young
Mooney Andrew, grocer, 66 L. Monument
Mooney Elizabeth, 188 East
Mooney James, laborer, 216 Vine
Mooney John, engineer, 31 Stirling
Mooney Lawrence, (Coyle, Mooney and

Brady,) 16 s High
Mooney Margoret, 2 e Monument
Mooney Michael E. dry goods, 231 Light
Mooney Patrick, laborer, 11 Fall
Mooney Patrick, grocer, 3 w cor Dallas and

Gough
Mooney Patrick, laborer, 66 Chesnut
Mooney Mrs. Richard, tavern, 98 Albemarle
Mooney Richard, stone mason, 125 e Enger
Mooney Thomas, laborer, 87 Hampstead
Mooney Thomas, salesman, 172 e Eager
Mooney William H. H. conductor, 39 s Ann
Moore Mrs. A. B. 41 w Bidcle
Moore Alexander, boiler maker, Hudson al ,

nr Federal
Moore Anthony, 186 Chesnut
Moore Ann, 27 Lee
Moore Anna, 55 Chew
Moore Ann J. 253 e Pratt
Moore Anthony, carpenter, 212 Stirling
Moore Archibald, laborer, 45 Jackson
Moore Barney, boiler maker, Hudson al near

Federal
MOORE & CAUGHEY, (R. G. Moore, M.
P. Caughey,) tailors' trimmings and gen-
tlemen's furnishing house, 6 s Charles
Moore Catherine, dressmaker, 93 ii Charles
Moore Catherine, 31 Eden
Moore Lieut. Charles H., U. S. A. 234 s Paca
Moore Charles, (Robert Moore & Bro.) 289

Madison av
Moore Christian, upholsterer, 32 Jasper
Moore Ch. wholesale cloth house, 233 w Bal-
timore, dw 289 Madison av
Moore Mrs. Campsadell, dress maker, 790 w

Baltimore
Moore Cyrus, clerk, 171 Lee
Moore Daniel M. chief clerk treasury depart-
ment, Annapolis, 27 n Exeter
Moore Daniel, painter, 152 Hamburg
Moore Daniel, shoemaker, 35 Lombard
Moore Daniel, hod carrier, 19 Smith
Moore David, 79 St. Paul
MOORE &D1EFFENBACH,(G;. a: Moore,
C. H. Dieffenbach,) apothecaries, n e cor
Hill and Hanover
Moore Edward, clerk, 311 Garden
Moore Mrs. Ely, 12 s Gay
Moore Esther, 3 L. Constitution
Moore George, engineer, 128 n Dallas
. Moore G. A. (Moore & Dieffenbach,) 203
Hanover
Moore Geo. paper hanger, 790 w Baltimore
Moore George W. constable, 115 s Bond
Moore George S. mariner, 163 Holland
Moore George, drayman, 110 n Eden
Moore Henry, agent Epis. Reading Rooms,

dw 4 n Oregon
Moore Her.ry, bookkeeper, 98 e Baltimore
Moore Henry, bookkeeper, 4 Light-st wharf
Moore Horatio, carder, 129 e Lombard
Moore Hugh, marble cutter, 32 Jew al, 0. T.
Moore Humphrey, property ag't, 168 s Paca
MOORE J. PARIS, druggist, s w cor How-
ard and Madison
Moore Rev. James, 85 McCulloh

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE Is tlie best for all purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Moore James A. grocery, 336 e Fayette
Moore James, watchman, 86 s Chapel
Muore Jacob, cigar maker, 24 n Durham
Moore James, butcher, 752 Penna. av
Moore James C. dairyman, 1 L. Constitution
Moore James F. tavern, 314 Aliceanna
Moore Mrs. Jane, 79 n High
Moore John F. bookkeeper Bank of Baltimore
Moore John W. (J.W.Moore & Co.) 4 s Ann
Moore John W. & Co. (J. W. Moore, N.
Moore, jr.) foreign and domestic fruits, n e
cor Light and Pratt
Moore John L. 253 e Pratt
Moore John, tailor, 166 Dover
Moore J. provisions, cor Gough and Granby
Moore John, (Robt. Moore & Bro.) 233 w

Baltimore
Moore John A. coal dealer, 3 Rechabite Hall,

d\v 144 e Eager
Moore John T. carpenter, Gilmor bet. Mul-
berry and Saratoga
Moore Capt. John,"304 Light
Moore John, carpenter, 80 Durst al
Moore Joseph E tanner, 375 Penna. av
Moore Lydia, 151 n Fremont
Moore Mrs. iMaria, 29 n Wolfe
Moore Martha, 205 e Monument
Moore Mary, 289 n Eutaw
Moore Mary A. confectionery, 519 w Lom-
bard
Moore Mary, hucksteress, 230 s Ann
Moore Michael, carter, 190 s Central av
Moore Miss Mollie, 8 s Front
Moore Nathan H. bookkeeper, 60 Lexington
Moore Nathaniel, jr. clerk, 4 s Ann
Moore Philip, laborer, 481 w Pratt
Moore Mrs. Rachel, 304 e Fayette
Moore Robert, (Robert Moore & Bro.) Balti-
more Co
Moore Robert, printer, 9 Orleans
Moore Robert, tinner, 125 Franklin
Moore Robert, cabinet maker, 249 Franklin
Moore Robert G. (Moore & Caughey,) 6 s

Charles
MOORE ROBERT & BRO. (R. Moore, C.
Moore, J Moore,) importers and jobbers in
cloths, &c., 233 w Baltimore
Moore Rosa, boarding house, 289 n Eutaw
Moore Samuel T. carpenter, 57 Mullikin
Moore Sarah, washerwoman, 56 L. Mc-

Elderry
Moore Sarah Ann, tailoress, 55 Booth
Moore Sherburn L. 37 Courtland
Moore Silas, tinner, 171 Lee
Moore Thomas, machinist, 289 n Eutaw
Moore Thomas, carpenter, 7 Parkin
Moore Thomas, clerk, 68 s Poppleton
Moore Thomas, milkman, Fremont between

Huffman and Lanvale
Moore Thomas, salesman, 68 s Poppleton
Moore T. H. bookkeeper, Howard House
Moore Wm. H. carpenter, 137 n Bethel
Moore VVm. H ho.stler, 178 Bank
Moore VVm. engineer, 178 Bank
Moore Wm. N. tailor, 192 e Eager
Moore Wm. laborer, 372 Eastern av
Moore VVm. H. carpenter, 94 Hamburg
Moore Wilson J. clerk, 181 Lombard
Moorehead David, clerk tobacco warehouse

No. 5, dw 222 Franklin
Moorehead John & Bro., com. and wholesale
dealers in tobacco, cigars, snuffs, &c., 14 n
Howard, dw J. M , 12 Hollins

Moorehead John, inspector tobacco warehouse

No. 5, dw 12 Hollins
Moorehead J. M. printer, Mansion House,

n e cor St. Paul and Fayette
Moorehead James, carter, 9H Dolphin
MOOREHEAD & NITZE, (Wm. H
Moorehead, Charles Nitze,) wholesale deal-
ers in boots, shoes and caps, 347 w Balti-
more and 60 German
Moorehead Saml. 222 Franklin
Moorehead Thomas, carter, 98 Dolphin
Moorehead Wm. clerk tobacco warehouse No.

5, dw 247 Franklin
Moorehead VVm. H (Moorehead & Nitze,)

119 German
Moort Mrs. Mary, 242 Greenmount av
Mooyer Ferdinand, lager beer, s e cor Ensor

and Madison
Mooyer George, butcher, 8 Belair market, dw

cor Calverton road and Lexington
Moqueen Michael, can maker, 119 n Gay
Moran Bridget, washerwoman, 125 North
Moran Charles S. laborer, 43 s Dewberry al
Moran Charles, jr., mariner, 3 Holland
Moran Edmond, laborer, 29 Wagon al
Moran Edward, laborer, 70 Holiday
Moran George, harness maker, 3 Holland >
Moran James, tailor. House of Refuge
Moran James, laborer, 67 York
Moran James, laborer, 122 Harford av
Moran James, tailor, 27 Jackson
Moran Dr. J. J. 16 n Strieker
Moran John C. jewelry store, 84i^ w Balti-
more
Moran John, laborer, 65 York
Moran John, stone polisher, 166 Pearl
Moran John, laborer, 298 Piaborg
Moran Joseph, machinist, 240 s Sharp
Moran Joseph, jeweler, 405 n Central av
Moran Julia, washerwoman, 15 Slemmer's al
Moran Matthew, clerk, 69 n Centre
Moran Michael, drayman, 13 Perry
Moran Michael, laborer, 55 York
Moran Oscar, 3 Holland
Moran Owen, peddler, 36 Slemmer's al
Moran Patrick, laborer, 46 Cooksie
Moran Patrick, moulder, 73 Aisquith
Moran Patrick, laborer, 21 Liberty al
Moran Patrick, tavern, 108 Dugan's wharf
Moran Peter, clerk, 69 w Centre
Moran Richard T. engineer, 118 s Bond
Moran Richard G. engineer, 118 s Bond
Moran Richard F. machinist, 408 w Lombard
Moran Robert H. painter, 408 w Lombard
Moran Thomas, plasterer, 362 n Gay
Moran Timothy, laborer, 114 Dugan's wharf
Moran Wm. carpenter, 125 North
Moran Wm. grocery, s w cor New Church

and Sharp
MORAWKTZ DR. L. F. 124 w Fayette
More Henry H. painter, 369 e Fayette
Moree Abram, coach maker, 175 High
Morehead Samuel, tobacconist, 222 Franklin
Moreland Elizabeth, grocery, 398 Franklin
Moreland Geo. W. grocery, s e cor Paca and

Mulberry
Moreland Joseph, shoemaker, 342 Eastern av
Moreton Samuel, 267 Druid Hill av
Moreton Wm. S. bookkeeper, 267 Druid

Hill av
Morfit Henry M. attorney, 87 e Baltimore
Morfit James, sailor, 46 Lee
Morford James C. collector, 150 n Exeter

JAMES H. JOHXSOX, City Steam Fire^vood 3IiUs— AVarren's Fire and AVater-i>ioof'
Roofing, and Patent JVfoterlc Smoktm; Tubes, over 99 W. Baltuuorc-st.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Morgan Alfred, police, 294 e Madison
Morgan Asbury, teacher, over 12 Light, dw

10 s Calhoun
Morgan Cliarles H. boiler maker, 251 n Eden
Morgan Charles H. clerk, 16 n Eutaw
Morgan David, copper smelter, St. Charles

Hotel, Hull btw Marriotand Nicholson
Morgan De Witt C. principal Light, st. Insti-
tute, dw 120 vv Fayette
Morgan Edward, attendant Md. Hospital
Morgan Emily, laundress, 1 Baker
Morgan Felix, laborer, 243 s Bethel
Morgan George, cii;ar maker, 290Aisquith
Morgan Geo.W. shoemaker, 303 e Monument
Morgan George T. fireman, 139 s Regester
Morgan George, tailor, 242 e Eager
Morgan Dr. Gerard E. assistant com. health,

66 n Calvert
Morgan Henry, boiler maker, 251 n Eden
Morgan Henry S. clerk, 8 Jefferson
Morgan James, second hand store, 53 Forrest
Morgan James, at city yard, 89 Druid Hill av
Morgan James S. (Trego, Morgan & Co.) 82

n Charles
Morgan Jenkin, copper smelter, Clinton n of

Boston
Morgan John, laborer, 330 n Republican
Morgan John, hackman, 11 Thompson
Morgan John (". stone cutter, 413 Lexington
Morgan J. Lewis, shoemaker, 95 Garden
Morgan L. laborer. 111 York
Morgan Marcus J. detective, 123 Camden
Morgan Margaret, 8 Jefferson
Morgan Rev. N. J. B. 56 Conway
Morgan Randolph, carpenter, s e cor Greene

and Lexington
Morgan Robert, copper smelter, 76 Beason
Morgan Sarah, 117 n Broadway
Morgan Samuel T. clerk, 16 n Eutaw
Morgan Susan A. 15 n Fremont
Morgan Thomas, copper refiner, Clinton s of

Boston
Morgan Thomas, laborer, 103 Raborg
Morgan Dr. W. P. 56 Conway
Morgan Wm. soldier, 23 n Sharp
Morgan Wm. painter, 98 n Pine
Morgan Wm. F. carpenter, 15 Comet
Morgan Wilson B. sweep master, 297 s Bond
Morgan Wm. T. boiler maker, 57 West
Morgenroth Frederick, barber, 102 Hillen
Morgereth Frederick, tailor, 329 e Lombard
Morgereth Joseph, cigar maker, 347 s Bond
Morgon Wm. laborer, 847 w Pratt
Morhmann Frederick, baker, 296 Saratoga
Moriarty Ann, fringes and buttons, 66 Lex-
ington
Moriarty Michael, tailor, 1 Valley

MOEITZ ALBERT, manufacturer
of and dealer in Pocket-books,
Satchels, &c., 293 w Baltimore,
over Harnden's Express, and 274
w Pratt

Moritz John D. clerk, 200 w Baltimore
Moritz Louis, tailor, 295 s Sharp
MORLING GEORGE W. insurance broker,

83 w Second, dw 16 n Eutaw
Morlins Geo.W., U. S. assessor's ofSce, 16

11 Eutaw
Moritz Henry, shoemaker, 87 s Poppleton

MORLING FRANK L., Florist,
Seedsman and Landscape Gar-
dener, No. 2 n Eutaw, adjoining
Eutaw House. Boquets, Baskets,
Aquariums and Rustic work. —
Nurseries, Hookstown road ad-
joining Druid Hill Park. Green
house, hot house, bedding plants
and roses ; fruit and ornamental
trees and shrubs, garden seeds,
roots and bulbs. Landscape gar-
dening will receive prompt at-
tention.

Morley Capt. Thomas, U. S. A. 36 Chats-
worth
Morlock Frederick, laborer, 232 Aliceanna
Morinan August, cigar maker, 38 Rose
Mormon Henry, cigar maker, 211 s Bond
Mormon John E. tavern, 37 w Fayette
Mormon Margaret, 321 Aliceanna
Morningstar Adam, laborer, 91 Granby
Morquort Wm. cabinet maker, 61 Gough
Morran Edward, laborer, 70 Holiday
Morran Wm. mariner, 210 n Bond
Morrell Mrs. Francis, confectionery, 64 Davis
Morrell Mrs. Mary E. 624 w Lombard
Morren Wm. marble worker, 166 Pearl
Morrill Harrison 0. clock maker, 55 s Charles,

dw Mansion house
Morris Adolph, clothier, 1 w Second, dw 18

Harrison
Morris Mrs. Amanda, 310 a Bond
Morris Abram, machinist, 57 Buren
Morris Lieut. Arthur, aid-de-camp. Fort Mc-

Henry
Morris Catherine, 42 Davis
Morris Charles T. ship joiner, 138 Thames,

dw 340 e Baltimore
Morris David, copper smelter, 86 Towson
Morris Ebeiiezer, machinist, 18 Parkin
Morris Edward, brakesman N. C. R. 42

Grundy
Morris Edward, laborer, 117 West
Morris George, 32 McElderry
Morris George W. ship joiner and inspector
of steamboats, 21 York, dw 311 e Baltimore
Morris Mrs. Hannah, grocery, 240 Mont-
gomery
Morris Mrs. Henrietta, 65 n Broadway
Morris isaoella, 82 Read
Morris Isaac, cooper, 32 Gough
Morris Mrs. Jesse, 101 n Central av
Morris, James, boiler maker, 152 s Ann
Morris James, grocer, cor Saratoga and Pine
Morris John, harness maker, 5 w Fayette,

dw 110 Ramsay
Morris Dr. John, 5 Franklin
MORRIS JOHN B. 22 Mulberry
Morris John B. jr. 87 Franklin
MORRIS Rev. JOHN G. librarian Peabody

Institute, 106 n Greene
Morris John T. (Hinkley & Morris,) 71 n

Paca
Morris John H. police, 249 e Pratt
Morris John, laborer, 89 McElderry

Morris , attorney, s e cor Saratoga and

St. Paul
Morris Levin F. carpenter, 6 Frankhn la, dw
173 n High

shirts: shirts n shirtsii: Raymond, BrRxoiv & co. ore now located «*

168 BaltJjuore-st., botvreen Calvert and St. Paul.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STEEET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Morris M. F. (McLaughlin & Morris,) 49

St. Paul
Morris M & Co. (M. Morris, H. Matrick,)

hoop skirt manufs. 45}^ e Baltimore
Morris M. (M. Morris ~& Co.) 45 1^ e Bal-
timore
Morris Mary, Falls road near city limits
Morris Mrs. Mary Ann, confectioner, 110

Jefferson
Morris Mrs Margaret, 94 Lee
Morris Mathews, carter, 66 Harford av
Morris Meyer, peddler, 61 n Frederick
Morris Owen, bricklayer, 162 n Bond
Morris Patrick, hod carrier, 197 Vine
Morris Patrick, laborer, 196 Vine
Morris Mrs. Sarah, 213 iMadison av
Morri.s Samuel C. police, 5 Jefferson
Morris & Trimble, (T. Trimble,) French
burr mill stone manufacturers, West Falls
av s of Pratt
Morris Thomas J. (Hinkley & Morris,) 213

Madison av
Morris Thomas H. clerk 2d National Bank,

340 e Baliimore
Morris Thomas 0. copper smelter, 12 Cuba
Morris Thomas HoUingsworth, 137 Wash-
ington place
Morris Wesley, tailor, 176 Chesnut al
Mums Wm. tavern, 31 w Lombard
Morns Wm, E. clerk, 213 Madison av
Morris Wistar, Director N. C. R. Calvert

station
MORRIS BRIG. GEN. W. W., U. S. A.,
commanding Mid. Dcp't 8th army corps,
Fort McHenry
Morrisett Thomas, (Marr & Morrisett,) 8 n

Bond
Morrison Abram, porter, 153 Forrest
Morrison Adam, carpenter, Mt. Royal, N.

C. R.
Morrison Ann A. Mount Royal, N. C. R.
Morrison Ann R. 50 Fort av
Morrison Mrs. Annie M. 94 Saratoga
Morrison Arthur, officer at penitentiary, dw

252 Aisquith
Morrison Charles, machinist, 324 w Lombard
Morrison Dr. Elijah, 2 Lanvale
Morrison Mrs Ellen, 62 Raborg
Morrison Eniilie, teacher, 132 Aisquith
Morrison Frank, clerk, 98 w Madison
Morrison Franklin W. druggist, 4 s Liberty
Morrison Francis L. constable, 58 Camden,

dw 71 Warner
Morrison F. D. sup't Md. Institute for Edu-
cation of the Blind, 258 Saratoga
Morison Geo. F. Rugby academy, 265 n

Eutaw
Morrison Geo. P. wagoner, 296 Saratoga
Morison Horace, teacher ladies' school, 144

w Fayette
Morrison Hugh J. 108 e Fayette
Morrison James S. clerk, 319 Franklin
Morrison James H. engineer, 108 e Fayette
Morrison James, painter, 139 Druid Hill av
Morrison James, fisherman, 6 Barney
Morrison Jesse, ship carpenter, 75 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Morrison John, ship carpenter, 310 s Bond
Morrison John E. (Wm. H. Brown & Bro.)

169 n Eutaw
Morrison John W. painter, 2 Lanvale
Morrison Lewis, sec'y Liberty Mining Co.
of Baltimore, 5 St. Paul, dw 284 HoUins

Morrison Mary M. 28 n Greene
Morison N. H. teacher ladies' school, 77 Ca-
thedral, dw 98 w Madison
Morrison Olivia, teacher, 132 Aisquith
Morrison Parker, shoemaker, 32 Lemmon
Morrison Robert, grocery, 38 s Republican
Morrison Robert D. (Morrison & Warner,)

office 5 St. Paul, dw 54 s Sharp
Morrison Susanna, gaiter fitter, 191 Forrest
Morrison Thomas, plasterer, 154 n Pine
MORRISON & WARNER, (R. D. Morri-
son, J. H. Warner,) attorneys, 5 St. Paul
Morrison Wm. 45 Chew
Morrisson Clara, 19 Saratoga
Morrisson Elizabeth, 89 n Charles
Morris.son Henry, Med. Cadet U. S. A.,

Jarvis hospital
Morrisson Jos. L. bookkeeper, 252 Aisquith
Morrissy John, laborer, 153 Raborg
Morrow Andrew J. mariner, 103 n Gay
Morrow Andrew C. books and stationery, 103

n Gay
Morrow David, carpenter, 250 Mulberry
Morrow George H. carpenter, 171 Preston
Morrow Mrs. Jane, 95 Druid Hill av
Morrow John, sr., house carpenter. Comb al,

dw 158 Hanover
Morrow John, soldier, 66 Preston
Morrow John H. soldier, 103 n Gay
Morrow John H. carpenter, 96 Lee
Morrow Mary A. laundress, 66 Preston
Morrow Mrs. Mary E. 97 Franklin
Morrow Phoebe, teacher, 95 Druid Hill av
Morrow Samuel, cigar packer, 97 Franklin
Morrow Samuel, weaver, 66 Preston
Morrow Thomas G. furniture and stoves, 63

n Eutaw
Morrow Wm. soldier, 66 Preston
Morrow Wm. weaver, 66 Preston
Morry Mrs. Elizabeth, 387 n Gay
Morse Chas. C. (Morse & Martin,) 175 w

Fayette
Morse Charles, engineer, 171 s Charles
Morse John, engineer, 130 L. Greene
MORSE & MARTIN, (C. C. Morse, G. H.
Martin,) importers and dealers in cigars, 20
s Charles
Morse Stephen A. deputy sheriff, 158 w Hoff-
man
MORSE THOMAS W. carver, 41 Clay, dw

115 Aisquith
Morse Dr. Wm. L. dentist, 65 n Paca
Morsell Wm. fisherman, 184 Burgundy al
Morsell Wm. soldier, 184 Burgundy al
Morsey Wm. piano maker, 4 Carlton
Mortimer George, U. S. N. 117 Chew
Mortimer John, lumber inspector, 124 Gough
Mortimer John W. (Mortimer & Mowbray,)

67 n Liberty
Mortimer John H. huckster, 39 s Bond
Mortimer Mrs. Maria, 186 Hanover
Mortimer & Mowbray, (J. W. Mortimer, G.
W. Mowbray,) comb, brush and fancy
store, 240 w Baltimore
Mortimer Samuel H. printer, s w cor Sara-
toga and Calvert
Mortimer Thomas, brick maker, 100 Ham-
burg
Mortimer Thomas, huckster, 244 Columbia
Morton Amanda, 462 Walsh
MORTON A. B. & SONS, (A. B. Morton,
D. T. Morton, F. J. Morton,) ship chand-
lers and grocers, 103 Smith's wharf

f. HEXRY GIESG, Commisiion MercHant, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, ^to.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Piaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarft

I

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Morton Alfred B. (A. B. Morton & Sons,) 63

e Pratt
Morion Catherine, tavern, 2 s Bond
Morton Dixon, butter depot, 1]8 Garden., d\v

15C Hoffman
Morton Dudley T. (A. B. Morton & Sons,)

63 e Pratt
Morton Emma, 98 North
Morton Franklin J. (A. B. Morton & Sons,)

63 e Pratt
Morton Gi;orge, laborer, 35 Albemarle
Morton Georffi; C ex- French consul, Mc-

Culloh near Townsend
Morton G-'orsje C. jr. public weigher, 63 s

Gay, dw 2r>2 Madison av
Morton Henry E. 177 w Hoffman
Morton H'-nry, telegraph operator, 185 s Bond
Morton Mrs. J. A. 48 Franklin
Morton John, stone cutter, 89 s Exeter
Morton John E. (^Philander Morton & Son,)

269 Druid Hill av
Morton Mrs. Mary, tavern, 5 L. Paca
Morton Mrs. Margaret, 677 Lexington
Morton Moore, machinist, 20 n Caroline
Morton Philander & Son, (Philander Mor-
ton, John E. Morton,) china, glass and

queensware, 137 n Howard
Morton Philander, (Philander Morton &

Son,) Druid Hill av extended
Morton Robert, 107 Jefferson
Morton Wilkes W. shoemaker, 269 Druid

Hillav
Morton Dr. W. H. Barnum's hotel
Morton Wm. 20 s Bond
Morton Wm. bar lender, 125 Franklin
Morwood Wm. lab., 71 Front n of Foundry
Mory Frederick W. turner, 4 Carlton
Moseley Charles, brakesman N. C. R. 37

Pearl
Moseman C. W Starr's hotel, cor Front and

Low
Moser Adam, laborer, 174 Lee
Moser August, shoemaker, 60 Davia
Moser Mrs. Catherine, lager beer, Belair av

near Baltimore Cemetery
Moser Elizabeth, 74 w Fayette
Moser Henry, tailor, 92 s Dallas
Moser John, tailor, 58 s Bethel
Moser Joseph, tailor, 2 Port
Moser Lewis G. Quartermaster's departm'nt,

122 s Charles
Moser Morris, second-hand store, 107 Hill
Moser Wm. W. grocery, 314 s Sharp
Mossermer Charles W. clerk, 100 n Front
Moses Bernard, (Philip Herzberg & Co.) 41

6 Loinbard
Moses Kopel, cow dealer, 41 e Lombard
Moses Moses, horse dealer, 6 Watson
Moses Wolfe, tobacconist, 15 Watson
Moses W. B. cigar and tobacco dealer, 24 w

BaltilTiore
Moshenvel Harry, barber, 11 Gay s
Mosher C. W. clerk, 214 Aisquilh
Mosher Dr. 175 n Howard
Mosher Eliza F. dressmaker, 157 n Eden
Mosher George, tailor, 49 Clay
Mosher John A. at Union Bank, 214 Aisquith
Mosher Maria, 150 Gough
Mosley Mrs. Mary, 120 Hughes
Moss Charles, laborer, 2 Bath
Moss Conrad, blacksmith, 380 Harford av
Moss Mrs. Mary, n e cor Baltimore and

Wolfe

Mossburg Edw. T. conductor N. C. R. 13

Grundy
Most Henry, candy factory, 60 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Most John T millwright, 158 Gough
Moszer John A. watchman Union Bank
Mosznar Christopher, shoemaker, 16 New
Motschman Bernard, saddler, 112 Raborg
Molschmann George, cooper, 9 Jamc^s la
Molt Abraham G. agricultural implements

and seeds, 40 Knsor
Moll Joseph laborer, 22 Preston
MUTTU THEODORE, lumber, 126 Penna.

av, dw 65 Walsh
Mots Frederick, 68 Front n of Foundry
Motz Rodolph, marble worker, 68 Front, n of

Foundry
Moual John, butcher, 81 Hampstead
Mouat Capt. James, 15 s Broadway
Moughan Eliza, dress maker, 38 n Exeter
MUUGHAN xMICHAEL, clerk, 38 n Exeter
Moulton James F., jr., clerk, 23 n Fremont
Moulton Ja nes F. fancy goods, 482 w Balti-
more
Moulton John D. notions, 471 w Fayette
Mount Elijiih, furniture, 31 n Gay, dw 172

Preston

Mount Hope Hospital, Bolton near JVorthern

av. Dr. Wm. H. Stokes, attend 'g physician

Mount Olivet Cemetery Office, over 12 Light

Mount Royal Reservoir, Northern av, John

and Falls road
MOUNT VERNON MANUFACTURING
CO., s w cor Lombard and Franklin la,
near Cheapside, Wm. Kennedy, president
Mountague John, clockmaker, 161 s Sharp
Mouse J. Henry, boots and shoes, 63 Harri-
son
Mouse Henry, tailor, 16 Park
Mouse Mary, 60 Stiles
Mowbray Geo. W. (JWortimer & Mowbray,)

66 n Front
Mowbray Jas. H. bookkeeper, 45 n High
Mowbray Robert, nightman, 39 Milliman
Mowbray Mrs. R. 181 Hanover
Mowell Peter, 339 e Pratt
Mower Mary, junk dealer, 56 Hampstead
Mowin John, lab'r. Republican n of Franklin
Mowinckle Hans P. bookkeeper, 608 w Fay-
ette
Moxley Basil, 39 Holland
Moxley E. A. dress maker, 187 Hanover
Moxley Perry, engineer, 62 Republican
Moxley Thos L. (Kunkel & Moxley,) 39

Holland
Moxley Walter, bricklayer, 79 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Moxley Wm. tin and sheet iron worker, 1

Dover, dw 187 Hanover
Moxley Waller, tobacconist, 243 s Broadway
Moxon Harry, clerk. Miller's hotel, s w cor

Paca and German
Moyer George, butcher, Calverton road near

toll gale
Moylan Mrs. Bridget, confect'y, 367 w Pratt
Moylan James, cliair maker, 52 Buren
Moylan John, clerk, 107 Ensor
Moylan Michael, drayman, 367 w Pratt
Moylan Patrick, drayman, 52 Buren
Mozings Alfred S. shoemaker, 325 Saratoga
Muckelroy John, veal butcher, Lombard near

Chester
Muckelroy Wm. H. butcher, 503 e Baltimore

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Veatsfoot Oil. Saltpetre. Paints anA VamltiKeg, 100 W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Ealtimore-st.., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Mudd John F. clerk, 156 w Lombard
Mudge Abner B. (Wheelwright, Mudge &

Co.) CSMcCuUoh
Mudge E. Tilston, clerk, 68 McCulIoh
Mueller Caroline, stamping and embroidering,

541 w Baltimore
Mueller Clias. F. grocery, n w cor Emory

and Haw
MUELLER FREDERICK, tobacco and ci-
gars, s e cor German and Liberty
Mueller John, watchmaker, 247 Canton av
Mueller Magnus, currier, 541 w Baltimore
Mueller Reinhardt, bottling establishment, 113

Hillen
Muench Charles, barber, 65 n Gay
Mut^sse Frederick, watchmaker, 89 n Gay
Muesse Henry, restaurant, 89 n Gay
Muhl Conrad, tavern, 360 s Sharp
Muhl Elizabeth, 187 Lexington
MUHL LOUIS B. tavern, 187 Lexington
Muiilliause Samuel, stove store, 165 n Eden
Muhllioff Herman, shoemaker, 841 w Pratt
Muhlliofyer Mrs. John, I Collins ct
Muhlhoffer William, coach dealer, 30 Town-
send
Muhly Eberhard, baker, 393 s Cliarles
Muir Jas. N. salesman, 356 Lexmgton
Muir John, clerk, 49 Lexington
Muir John D. 356 Lexington
Muir John H. grocer and commission mer-
chant, 37 Block, dw 9 s High
Muir Uriah, carpenter, 323 Eastern av
Muirhead Andrew, agent freedman's home,

34 North
Muirhead Samuel, laborer, 30 Warner
Muirhead Samuel D. laborer, 30 Warner
Mulcahy James, laborer, 122 Boyd
Mulcahy John, machinist, 94 Grundy
Muldoon Charles, cii^ar maker, 5 Fall
Muldoon James, cigar maker, 146 Flenrietta
Muldoon Mary, 5 Fall
Mules Daniel, police telegraph operator, 389

Franklin
Mules Isaac, city collector's office, 360 Franklin
Mules James H. shoemaker, 21 Orchard
Mules Nathaniel P. carter, cor n Fremont and

Liberty road
Mules Mrs. Rosina, seamstress, 21 Orchard
Mules Samuel, ladies' shoemaker, 21 Orchard
Mules Thomas, laborer, 23 Bruns
Mules Thomas, shoemaker, 176 Lexington,

dw 241 Saratoga
Mules Tlios. H. beef contractor, dw 532 Penn-
sylvania av
Mulgraw Michael, grocery, 384 and 386

Harford av
Mulhare Catherine, 29 Valley
Mulhare John T. bottler, 29 Valley
Mulhauser Jacob, lager beer brewer, near

Belvidere bridge
MULINARI PETER, stencil, 115)^ w Lom-
bard, dw 338 s Charles
Mulkern Barney, laborer, 114 Scott
Mulkern Thomas, hackman, 94 s Eutaw
Mulowney Martin, laborer, 222 Vine
Mulville Mrs. Mary, 33 Orchard
Mullan James, 72 Block
Mullan Jonathan, sexton Cathedral church,

dw 1 Cathedral
Mullen Alfred, carpenter, 135 Walsh
Mullen Ann, 25 Gough
Mullen Bernard, laborer, 203 n Exeter
iVlullen James, laborer, 171 Greenmount av

Mullen James S. coal and wood dealer, 413

Saratoga, dw 414
Mullen James, laborer, 96 Dolphin
Mullen John, grocer, 270 n Eutaw
Mullen John P. stone cutter, 148 n Eutaw
Mullen John, tavern, 188 Lexington
Mullen John, 8 Front
Mullen John, laborer, 177 Ramsay
Mullen M. H. sergt. police, 308 Aisquith
Mullen Mrs. Margaret, tavern, 78 York
Mullen Neal, laborer, 96 Dolphin
Mullen Owen, iron roller, 63 Cambridge
Mullen Patrick, stone cutter, 32 e Monument
Mullen Patrick, laborer, 3 Slemmer's al
Mullen Patrick, laborer, 384 w Lombard
Mullen Mrs. Rachel, 597 w Lombard
Mullen Thomas, laborer, 213 Lemmon al
Mullen Wm. H. boiler maker, 296 n Gay
Mullen Wm. H. clerk, 270 n Eutaw
Mullenbergjohn H. shoemaker, 112 n Paca
Mullenberg John W. brickmaker, 20 Durst

al
Muller Albert, mariner, 15 Fountain
Muller Anton, tailor, 222 e Eager
Muller Blasius, cooper, 299 s Sharp
Muller Charles F. grocery, 2 Haw
Muller Christian, lager beer, 242 Aliceanna
Muller Ernest, barber, 35 Druid Hill av
Muller Frederick, shoemaker, 66 s Regester
Muller H. R. no w Baltimore
Muller Jacob, cabinet maker, 21 Harrison
MULLER JAMES N. ship builder and pro-
prietor of marine railway, 1 Pliilpot,dw 107
s Broadway
Muller James N. jr., ship builder
Muller John, tailor, 331 e Madison
Muller John, porter, 31 Mosher
Muller John, baker, 230 n Caroline
Muller Jno. P. boots and shoes, 259 s Broad-
way
Muller John H. hardware, 228 Canton av
Muller John H baker, 234 Aliceanna
Muller Dr. John R. at Eastern Dispensary,

dw 154 e Baltimore
Muller Joseph, butcher, 76 Belair market and
4 Centre market, dw Point la near Green-
mount av
MULLER JULIUS E. music teacher, 236

Madison av
Muller Lawrence, shoemaker, 239 e Lombard
Muller Louis, (Hunt & Muller,) 110 \v Balti-
more
Muller Mrs. Louis, milliner, 110 \v Baltimore
Muller Philip H. ship carp. 279 e Lombard
Muller Mrs. Sophia M. 105 Hanover
Mullery Wm. tailor, 106 s Howard
Mulli't Thomas, laborer, 13 Orleans
Mulley John M. shoemaker, 622 w Baltimore
Mulligan Ann, grocery, 123 e Eager
Mulligan James, laborer, 5 Perry
Mulligan James, machinist, 199 Hollins
Mulligan John, plow maker, 5 Perry
Mulligan Matthew, machinist, 322 Forrest
Mulligan Owen, laborer, 11 Webster al
Mulligan Patrick, tavern, 11 w Lombard
Mulligan Patrick, laborer, Winans' row
Mulligan Thomas, stone cutter, 92 Harford av
Mulliivin Mrs. Julia A. hucksteress, 336 n

Howard
Mullikin Mrs. M. C. 42 n Poppleton
Mullikin Wm. N. bookkeeper, 22 Barnet
Mullin John, tailor, 101 Garden
Mullin Mrs. Mary, 13rf Division

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Mullin Michael, carter, 239 Forrest

Mullin Michael A. attorney, 31 Lexington,

dvv 138 Division
Mullin Michael A. laborer, 5 Graves
Mullin Thomas, barkeeper, 14 South
MULLIN THOMAS, Jr. coach maker, 91

Holiday, dw 80 n High
Mullin Timothy, restaurant, 30 North and 14

South

Mullin , Falls road near city limits

Mullins Mary, liquors, 152 Eastern av
Mullins Mary A. 129 Holiday
Mullins Mary L. teacher, 7 Valley
Muliinix Catherine, 31 Albemarle
MuUiriix John H. fireman, 61 s Oregon
Muliinix William, conductor B. & 0. R. R.

507 Saratoga
MULLMYER, HUNTER & CO. (William

MuUmyer, John F. Hunter,) carriage mak-
ers, 144 n Howard
Mullmyer William, (Mullmyer, Hunter &

Co.) Harford av extended
Mullmyer William, (Mullmyer, Hunter &

Co.) dw Baltimore Co.
Multhaupt Conrad, laborer, 35 Fell
Mulser August, tinner, 136 e Pratt
Multy John W. farmer, 161 s Paca
Mumma Daniel G. inspector at custom house,

167 Aisquith
Mumma David N. butcher, 53 Fell's Point

market, dw 159 Greenmount av
Mumma Jacob J. butcher, 21 Centre and 86

Belair markets, dw 159 Greenmount av
Mumma John D. butcher, 102 e Madison
Mumma Mary, 1 13 Greenmount av
Mumma Mary, 20 Harford av
Mumma Mary Ann, butcheress, 13 Belair

market, dw 20 Harford av .>**

Munch George T. grocery and liquor, 19

Chatsworth
Munch Henry, shoemaker, 279 Canton av
Muncks John, clerk, 239 Madison av
Muncks Louis A. clerk, 306 Lexington
Muncks Margaret, 18 East
Muncks Mrs. Margaret, 239 Madison av
Mund Adam, curled hair maker, 899 w Pratt
Mund Frederick, curled hair mak 8!J9 w Pratt
Mund Henry, huckster, 913 w Pratt
Mund Lewis, barber, 899 w Pratt
Munder C. F. & Bro. (C. F. Munder, L. P.

Munder,) can fruits and French candies, 27

s Liberty
Munder Chas. F, (C. F. Munder& Bro.) 230

w Lombard
Munder Lewis F. (C. F. Munder& Bro.) 117

German
Mundorf Mrs. Mary, 240 Lexington
Munk Wm. soldier, 76 Mulberry
Munkewitz John A. tailor, 330 s Charles
Munninghausen Henry, cap maker, 352 w

Pratt
Munroe Anna, boarding, 142 Druid Hillav
Munroe Mrs. Mary A. 50 n Republican
Munson Capt Samuel A. mariner, 100 s Bond
Munson W. Albert, 100 s Bond
Murdoch Alexander F. (A. Murdoch & Co.)

76 Counland
MURDOCH ALEXANDER & CO. (A.

Murdoch, C.W. C. McCoy, A.F.Mur-
doch,) dry goods com. merch. 14 s Charles
Murdoch Alexander, (A. Murdoch & Co.)

Elgin, Reisterstown road
Murdoch James, ship carp. 6 Pleasant al

Murdoch Mrs Ann, seamstress, 15 Good-
man al
Murdoch Fridge, (Turnbull, Riach & Mur-
doch,) New York
Murdoch Mrs. James H. 102 Hanover
Murdoch & Pennington, (T. Murdoch, T.
Pennington, jr.) stock and bill brokers, 71 w
Second
Murdoch Richard, scales maker, 46 s Charles,
dw 36 Camden. — [See p. 26 Advertisements.]
Murdoch Robert, laborer, 60 s Carey
Murdoch Thomas, (Murdoch & Pennington,)

195 n Howard
Murdoch Dr. Thomas, surgeon of board of

enrolment, 3d district, dw 107 St. Paul
Murdoch Thomas, sr., 185 s Chester
Murdoch Wm. F. notary public, 30 Pleasant
Murdock Albert, manufacturer at Md. Pen-
itentiary, dw 273 e Baltimore
Murdock John, printer, 95 s Caroline
Murdock Thomas, jr. ship carp. 185 s Chester
Murgotten John, blacksmith, 11 Fountain
MURGUIONDO PRUDENCIO DE, consu-
late Oriental Republic Uruguay, 57 Second,
dw 578 w Fayette
Murneghen Patrick, stone mason, 337 Mul-
berry
Murphy Ada, 99 Raborg
Murphy Alexander, laborer, 19 Harford av
Murphy Albert J. police, 417 Light
Murphy Anne, seamstress, 9 Spring ct
Murphy Arthur, laborer, 10 Scott
Murphy Bernard, laborer, 7 Fall
Murphy Catherine, milk woman, 630 w Pratt
Murphy Catherine, grocery, 62 Orleans
Murphy J. Charles, clerk, 29 Holland
Murphy Daniel, grocer, 153 n Exeter
Murphy Daniel, shoemaker, 234 Light
Murphy Dennis, fireman, 123 Division
Murphy Edw. blacksmith, 32 s Republican
Murphy Edward, 80 n Front
Murphy Edward, huckster, 37 Biddle al
Murphy Ellen, 26 Callendar
Murphy Elizabeth, dress maker, 14 Town-
send
Murphy Franklin, laborer, 7 s Choptank
Murphy Franklin, mariner, 95 s Chester
Murphy George, printer, 208 Hollins
Murphy George, huckster, 15 Perry
Murphy Henry, laborer, 164 Burgundy al
Murphy Henry, store keeper, 122 s Spring
Murphy Hugh, s w cor Bond and Madison
Murphy Isabella C. bookbinder, 71 Raborg
Murphy James, laborer, 105 s Ann
Murphy James, laborer, Allen's al nr Gough
Murphy James, carpenter, 22 Hill
Murphy James J. teacher, 6 Durham
Murphy James P. boiler mak. 45 s Schroeder
Murphy Jerry, laborer, rear of 90 Ramsay
Murphy James S. bookkeeper, Maliby house
Murphy James, laborer, 39 Jew al
Murphy James P. mariner, 235 Gough
Murphy James, drayman, 45 York
Murphy James, grocer, 48 Marriott
Murphy James Davis, printer, Clipper office
Murphy James, laborer, 45 Eastern av
Murphy Jennie, dressmaker, 18 St. James
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, s Broadway,

betw Baltimore and Lombard
Murphy John, laborer, 14 n Durham
Murphy John, shoemaker, 9 Callendar
Murphy John T. porter, 19 Fountain
Murphy John, laborer, 10 Pleasant al

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Murphy John, tailor, 30 p Monument
Murphy John, laborer, 71 Hoyd
Murphy John, detective, (58 s Bond
Murpliv John K. clerk, 20 South
MURPHY J. & CO. (John Murphy,) printer,
publisher, bookseller and stationer, 182 w
Baltimore — [See .Advertisement.]
Murphy John, hackman, 224 German
Murohy John, hackman, 124 German
Murphy John D. patentee, 283 Druid Hill av
Murphy John, hackman, 33 Hillen
Murphy John, driver, 95 Granby
Murphy John, laborer, 25 Stockton al
Murphy J. (J. Murphy & Co.) 74 St. Paul
Murphy Joseph, mariner, 73 Lancaster
Murphy Joseph, blacksmith, 14 Bevan
Murphy Margaret, tailoiess, 251 Lee
Murphy Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 233 Gough
Murphy Mrs. Margaret, grocery, 37 Biddle al
Murphy Mrs Mary, hucksteress, 87 s Exeter
Murphy Mary, seamstress, 57 a High
Murphy Mrs. Mary, 2 St. Mary
Murphy Mrs Matilda, 8 n Ann
Murphy Matthias, mason, 630 w Pratt
Murphy Michael, bar tender, Barnum's hotel
Murt)hy Michael, grocery, 193 s Charles
Murphy Michael, butcher, 547 Saratoga
Murphy Michael, laborer, 27 Warner
Murphy Michael, drayman, 63 McHenry
Murphy Michael, mill stone worker, 41 Jew al
Murphy Owen, (Hogan& Murphy.) n w cor

Franklin and Paca
Murphy Owen, grocer, 69 Mulberry
Murphy Patrick, hog drover, 108 Frederick av
Murphy Patrick, laborer, 2 Rose
Murphy Patrick, laborer, 174 Hughes
Muiphy Patrick, laborer, 29 Holland
Murphy Peter, laborer, 86 Luzerne
Murphy Peter, laborer, 7 Carlton
Murjthy Pierce, tailor, 43 Diamond
Murphy Rev. R. R. 214 Montgomery
Murphy Richard, laborer, Falls road near

city limits
Murphy Robert, tavern, 177 Eastern av
Murphy Mrs. Sarah, confect'ry, 507 w Pratt
Murphy Susan, grocery, 197 Saratoga
Murphy Stephen, carrier, li)2 East
Murphy Terrence, laborer, 20 Scott
Murfihy Thomas, laborer, 14 n Durham
Murphy Thomas, carpenter, 177 n Fremont
Murphy Thomas, shoemaker, 104 Hollins
Mur[>hy Thomas, clerk, 8 n Ann
Murphy Thomas, laborer, 78 Durst al
Murphy Thomas, baggage agent B. &. 0. R.

R. 191 (Conway
Murphy Timothy, boatman, 136 e Madison
Murphy Timothy, laborer, 47 s Dewberry al
Murphy Wm. (Elliott, Blacklar & Co.) 580

Lexiiiijton
Murphy Wm. laborer, 63 McHenry
Murphy Capt. Wm. R., U. S. V , 431 w

Fayette
Murphy Wm. 144 s Broadway
Murphy Wm. J. restaurant, 226 Eastern av
Murphy Wm. C. clerk Adams Express, 141

McCulloh
Murr Henry, confectioner, 139 Hanover
Murr Jacob, machinist, 209 Hollins
Murr Jacob K. tailor, 31 King
Murr Wm. F. confectionery, 139 Hanover
Murran Peter, 121 Elliott
Murray Ann, 133 n Kxeter
Murray Ann, hucksteress, 59 Clay

Murray Mrs A. 114 n Pine
Murray Ann, 125 West
Murray Ann, 23 Valley
Murray Ann, 86 Preston
Murray Bridget, 94 Hdiday
MIJKRAY, CLARK & CO. (J. Murray, F.
Clark, Wm. J. JVlurray,. millwrights, 42
and 44 York — [See p. 38 Jldverlisemenis ]
Murray David G. ]S8 w Pratt, dw 286 Light
Murray Elizabeth, 85 Garden
Murray Edward, china and glass, 299 n Gay
Murray Elizabeth Ann, 94 n Pine
Murray Francis, blacksmith, 191 Preston
Murray G^■orge B. machinist, 367 Saratoga
Murray Mrs. Grace, 164 Gough
MURRAY HE HON C. 122 w Baltimore,

Jarvis buildings, dw 207 Garden
Murray .lames, engraver, Baltimore county
Murray James H. clerk, 119 n Charles
Murray James, porter, 51 King
Murray James C. 119 n Charles
Murray James F. machinist, 121 w Biddle
Murray James, (Murray, Clark & Co.) 164

Hughes
Murray James, machinist, 79 Booth
Murray James R. groceries and feed, s w cor

McKlderry and Eden
Murray James, clerk, cor of Albemarle and

Aliceanna
Murray James laborer, 40 Lancaster
Murray James, laborer, 180 L. Constitution
Murray Mrs. Johanna, grocery, 87 e Lom-
bard
Murray John of P. grain and feed, 365 w

Baltimore, dw 279 Franklin
Murray .lohn D. salesman, 240 e Fayette
Murray Jnhn, laborer, 94 Block
Murray John, laborer, rear 106 William
Murray Jno. salesman, cor Fayette and Bond
Murray Jdlin T. carter. 392 Hanover
Murray John, wagoiK-r, 87 e Lombard
Murray John H, carpenter, 74 n High
Murray John, lab.irer, 184 Hughes
Murray John J. clerk, 94 Holiday
Murray John P. clerk in Registei* of Wills

office, dw 240 Madison av
Murray John, chair makt-r, 93 Albemarle
Murray John, mariner, 94 Block
Murray John, flour and grain merchant, 365 e

Baltimore, dw 279 Fiaiiklin
Murray John, laborer, 186 s Central av
Murray Rev. John J. 8 Parker
Murray John R. coachmaker, 367 w Saratoga
Murray Lewis, laborer, 37 Fawn
Murray l.ucy, dry goods, 391 n Gay dw 389
Murray Mrs. Margaret, grocery, n w cor

Douglass and East
Murray Margaret, 127 Elliott
Mijrray Mary, 212 Chesnut
Murray Mrs. Mary, 70 n Eutaw
Murray Mary, 176 Hughes
Murray Michael, tavern, 3 w Lombard
Murray Michael, laborer, 106 Dugan's wharf
Murray O. B. 18 Watson
Murray Patrick, laborer, 16 Potomac
Murray Patrick, laborer, 194 Montgomery
Murray Peter, laborer, 338 n Howard
Murray Robert, clerk, 172 e Monument
MURRAY RICHARD C. justice of peace,
office Mansion House, dw 532 w Baltimore
Murray Thomas, 422 w Fayette
Murray Thomas, shoemaker, 166 Orleans
Murray Thomas, carter, 571 w Lombard

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOIVD, BURTOIV & CO. are novr located at
168 Baltlmore-st., betvireen Calvert and St. Paul.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Murray Thomas J. clergyman, 41 s Greene
Murray Thomas H. B. clerk, 279 Franklin
Murray Thomas, engineer, 9 Mulberry
Murray Thomas, laborer, 265 s Paca
Murray Thomas S. clerk, 172 e Monument
Murray Wm. tinner, 41 s Bond
Murray Wm. 432 w Baltimore
Murray Wm. boots and shoes, 68 Centre

Market space
Murray Wm.B. clerk, 130 w Fayette
Murray Wm. machinist, 192 n Exeter, dw

189 n High
Murray Wm. H. clerk, 94 Holiday
Murray Wm. T. shoemaker, 21 Harmony la
Murray Wm. J. (Murray, Clark & Co.) 165

Montgomery
Murrill James H. (Murrill «fc Keiser,) 89 n

Calvert
MURRILL & KEISER, (Jas. H. Murrill, L.

R. Keiser,) machine manufacturers, 44

Holiday
Murry Henry, shoemaker. Falls road nr city

limits
Muscat George, barber, 3 Calverton road
Musch Conrad, laborer, 122 Thames
Musch John, carpenter, 46 Aliceanna
Musch John, sawyer, 134 Eastern av
Musgrave Mrs Caroline R. 61 s Oregon
Musgrave James, tanner and currier, 103 n

Front, dw 93
Musgrave Mary Ann, 193 Vine
Musgrove Stephen W. lab'r, 18 s Republican
Mushake Geo. dealer in variety goods, 70 s

Eutaw
Mushuke Carl, ice cream, 70 s Eutaw
Musick Reuben W. printer, 132 Central av
MUSSELMAN AM )S F. attorney, 21 Lex-
ington, dw 77 n Eutaw
Musselman Geo. R. clerk, 410 Lexington
Musselman Hiram D. fruit packers, 410 Lex-
ington
Musselman Jackson, shoe dealer, 207 Aisquith
Musselman Jackson, shoe dealer, n w cor

Fayette and Eutaw
Musselman John, machinist, 410 Lexington
Musselman Jolin, clerk city collector, office

410 Lexington
Mussman Jolin H. tavern, 256 Montgomery
Mussman John S. 121 Druid Hill av
Mussman Theresa, tavern, 17 Cowpen al
Musson John, oysters and ice cream, 50 Ensor
Mutcher Fredericka, dairy, 80 Beason
Mutcher Goltleib F. laborer, 80 Beason
Muth Adam, laborer, 217 s Ann .
Muth Eugene, tailor, 381 Penna. a.f
Muth Francis, drayman, 14 w Townsend
Mutl\ Frederick, blacksmith, 144 e Fayette
Muth Geo. L. clerk, 071 Penna. av
Muth Geo. shoemaker, 189 n Eden
Muth John, carter, 173 ^ Regester
Muth John, shoemaker, 201 Frederick av
Muth John, sawyer, 192 s Wolfe
Muth John P. clerk, 16 w Townsend
Muth Joseph, clerk, 59 Garden
MUTH LOUIS, tavern, 74 n Gay
Muth Martin, blacksmith, 4 Mulberry ct
Muth Sebastian, laborer, 671 Penna. av
Muth Sebastian, confectioner, 85 n Poppleton
Muthert Frederick R. tobacconist, 76 s Eutaw
Muthert J. R. A. tobacconist, 15 Penna. av
Muthert H. William, clerk, 76 s Eutaw
My Christian, box maker, 4 Jackson ct
MyerMrs. Ann, 30 Burke

Myer August, cigar maker, 297 Aliceanna
Myer Adam, laborer, 285 s Bond
Myer Adam, blacksmith, 22 George al
Myer Andrew, barber, 400 n Gay
Myer August, Julin al near Franklin
Myer A. L. ( VI yer & Sister,)^ 18 Barnet
Myer B. dry goods, 215 e Pratt
Myer Charles, laborer, 172 Canton av
Myer Chas. M. (D. W.& C. M. Myer,) 22

Aisquith
Myer Chas. machinist, 552 w Pratt
Myer Conrad, locksmith, 55 w Pratt
MVER D. W. & C. M. grocers, 14 w Bal-
timore ,
Myer Daniel W. (D. W. & C. M. Myer,)

338 e Baltimore
Myer Frederick A. provisions, 63 North
Myer George W. finisher, 124 s Ciiarles
Myer Henry, box maker, 6 Uhler's al
Myer Henry, locksmith, 3 Windirling row
Myer H. M. (Myer & Sister,) 18 Barnet
Myer Herman, 66 Light
MYER JAMES & CO. (J. Myer, A.
Ewaldt,) wholesale grocers and commission
merchants, 39 Cheapside
Myer James, (J. Myer & Co.) 123 Hanover
Myer John, laborer, Frederick road w of Cal-
verton road
Myer John J. chemist, 115 Hanover
Myer Louis, tailor, 522 Penna. av
Myer Mrs. Marion, 81 s Wolfe
Myer Mary, 270 s Bond
Myere Mis. M. E. 154 Penna. av
Myer Philip, shoe stnre, 130 Barre
Myer Mrs. Sallie W. 18 Barnet
Myer & Sister, (A. L. Myer, H. M. Myer,)

furnishing store, 110 Lexington
Myer Mrs. Susanna, 115 Hanover
Myer Thomas J. (Baldwin, Myer& Co.) 209

Franklin
Myer Wm. B. bookkeeper, 123 Hanover
Myerly John J. cattle dealer, 618 w Fayette
Myerly Wm. H. hostler, 42 St. Mary
Myers Abraham, dealer in clothing, 206 s

Charles
Myers A. J. (C. H. Myers & Bro.) 45 Mc-

CuUoh
Myers Ambrose, clerk, 154 Penna. av
Myers Andrew, 7 s Gist
Myers Mrs. Anna, 238 Montgomery
Myers August, tobacconist, 238 Montgomery
Myers Augustus, tavern, Frederick road near

city limits
MYERS BENJAMIN C. property agent, 102

L. Greene
Myers Charles H. jeweler, 438 w Baltimore
Myers Christian, soldier, 7 Preston
MYERS CHARLES H. & BRO.) (Joseph
Myers,) importers of liquors, &c. 72 Ex-
change place
Myers Charles, huckster, n w cor Fremont

and Smith
Myers Charles R. clerk, 63 Lexington
Myers Clemens, soldier, n e cor Mulberry

and Paca
MYERS DANIEL E. coal dealer. North op-
posite Denmead's foundry, dw 99 e Madison
Myers Daniel, clerk, 99 e JVIadison
Myers Daniel, barkeeper, 28 n Gay
Myers Dietrich, cigar maker, 267 Hanover
Myers Mrs. Ellen, 100 w Centre
Myers Eliza, 307 n Gay
Myers Mrs. Elizabeth, 485 Penna. av

jr. HE:xRV GIBSB, commission ]>Ierchaiit, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &0»
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, SI Spear'a WJuuet,

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Myers Mrs. Elizabeth, 5 Saratoga

Myers Mrs. Elizabeth, 78 n Greene

Myers Mrs. Elizabeth, 218 Mulberry

Myers Fanny, 307 ii Gay

Myers Frederick, clerk, 4 s Republican

Myers Frederick C. 275 s Bond

Myers George, ^r., 805 w Baltimore

Myers George, 62 n Oregon

Myers George, horse tender, 41 Portland

Myers George, butcher, 809 w Baltimore

Myers George, tavern, 254 Aliceanna

MYERS & HEDIAN, (W. P. Myers,
T. Hedian,) Gallery of Art, Manu-
facturers of fine Gilt Frames, Im-
porters of Looking Glass Plates,
French and English Engravings,
fine Oil Paintings, &c., 33 w Bal-
timore

Myers Herman, box maker, 14 Abey al
Myers Henry, mariner, 184 s Eutaw
Myers Henry, laborer, 87 Cambridge
Myers Rev. Henry, 25 n Front
Myers Henry, clothing cutter, 13 Clay
Myers Henry W. watchman, 202 e Lombard
Myeis Henry L. clerk, 601 w Fayette
Myers Humphrey, tobacconist, 113 Franklin,

dw Baltimore County
Myers Jacob, tanner, 260 e Monument
Myers Jacob, 163 n Charles
Myers James A. soldier, 100 Centre
Myers James, plane maker, 107 Lexington
Myers J. Norris, clerk, 75 McCulloh
Myers John, tailor, 65 McElderry
Myers John, cabinet maker, 71 n Poppleton
Myers Capt. John H., U. S. A. 19 Josephine
Myers Jolin, clerk, 37 Aisquith
Myers John, laborer, 33 Stockton al
Myers John R. mariner, 250 n Eden
Myers John W. 63 Lexington
Myers John, hod carrier, 45 Hanipstead
Myers John, conductor B. & 0. R. R., 218

Mulberry
Myers Joseph, umbrella maker, 190 East
Myers Joseph, (Chas. H. Myers & Bro.) 45

McCulloh
Myers Justus, carpenter, 49 n Dallas
Myers Lewis, gov't contractor, 9 n Carey
Myers Lewis, produce, 290 n Howard
Myers Mrs. L. matron Balto. Union Rosine,

335 w Pratt
Myers Martin, laborer, 96 Leadenhall
Myers Mary, 109 Albemarle
Myers Mary, 165 e Pratt
Myers Mary, grocery, s e cor Howard and

Richmond
Myers Mary Jane, mantuamak. 2 Greenwillow
Myers Mary A. nurse, 169 Chesiiut
Myers Michael, moulder, 87 n Oregon
Myers Nelson, ship carpenter, 52 n Bond
Myers Nicliolas, plasterer, 26 Josephine
Myers Oliver, machinist, 250 e Fayette
Myers Philip B. (Baugher & Myers,) 199 e

Fayette
Myers Richard, grocer, 200 Hamburg
Myers Solomon, second hand store, 152 L.

Greene
Myers Simon, blacksmith, 24 Walsh
Myers Stephen G. 58 s Bond
Myers Mrs. Susannah, 241 Peirce

Myers Mrs. Susan, 99 Hillen

Myers Susanna M. seamstress, 111 Pearl

Myers Rev. Thomas, agent Md. State Bible

Society, 75 McCulloh
Myers Thomas, baker, 4 n High
Myers Thomas Henry, former, Pratt e of

Frederick av
Myers Thomas A. cigar maker, 227 n Cen-
tral av
Myers Timothy, butcher, 122 Hollins
Myers Capt. VVm. 355 e Bnltimore
Myers Wm. H. clerk, 104 Mulberry
Myers William, 4 Shakspeare
Myers Wm. rope maker, 213 Harford av
Myers Wm. P. (Myers & Median,) 163 n

Charles
Myers Wm. H. cigar factory, over 5 Water,

dw 601 w Fayette
Myers Wm. H. teacher, 83 Franklin
Myers Wm. P. 163 n Charles
Myers Wm. huckster, 306 e Madison
Myers Wm. clerk, 71 n Poppleton
Myers Wm. cigar maker, 105 e Baltimore
Myersinger Wm. butcher, 32 Orchard
Myerson Samuel, 74 s Durham
Mylander Henry, carpenter, Penna. av n of

Biddle, dw 531 Lexington
Mylius Dr. Augustus, 42 Liberty al
Myohl Charles, clerk, n w cor Gilmor and

Fayette
Myron Christopher, tanner, 239 e Monument
Myruge Henry, laborer, 14 Baker
Myruge Rebecca, 14 Baker
Mysham J. K. bookkeeper, 461 w Fayette

N

Naas Henry, shoemaker, 10 Park
Naas Justus, shoemaker, 10 Park
Nabaur Joseph, tinner, 271 Franklin
Nace George, laborer. Point la nr Greenmount
Nace George, millwright, Point la nr Green-
mount
Nace John M. millwright, 370 Franklin
Nace William, millwright, Jackson nr Polk,

Homestead
Nach Catherine, 23 Guilford alley
Nachengast John, laborer, 67 Dover
Nachman A. fancy goods and cloak store, 139

and 213 n Gay, dw 218 e Monument
Nachman Abraham, dry goods and .cloaks,

161 n Gay
Nachman George, musician, 112 n Caroline
Nachman Jacob, cattle dealer, 62 Holland
Nader John, shoemaker, 32 Abbot
Naff Charles A. 34 Ryan
Naff John H. home and foreign agent and
appraiser, dealer in old oil paintings, en-
gravings and books, 83 w Fayette
Nagel Catherine, grrrcery, 155 s Charles
Nagel Edw. R. shoemaker, 58 s Republican
Nagel Henry, second-hand clothing, 26 Har-
rison
Nagel Patrick, laborer, 10 Addison
Nagel Philip, porter, 317 Mulberry
Nagelsmith Andrew, laborer, Henrietta near

Hamburg
Nagle Frederick, cigar maker, 61 McHenry
Nagle Frederick, liquor store, 273 s Sharp
Nagle Henry, boiler maker, 180 s Bond
Nagle John, tailor, 264 Hanover
Nagle John G. pharmaceutist, 107 s Paca
Nagle Joseph, shoemaker, ]57 Hollins

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers ©rwhlte L.ead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, GIa*>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Painta and Vamisliea, 100 W. I<ombajrd Street.

I

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Nagle Lewis, tailor, 527 Canton av
Nagle Mrs. Lewis, grocery, 527 Canton av
Nagle Lawrence, tailor, 127 West
Nagle Margaret, grocery, 107 Eastern av
Nagle Michael, coal heaver, 70 s Republican
Nagle Richard, laborer, 121 Chesapeake
Nagle William, boot fitter, 197 Con^vay
Nagle William, attorney, s e cor Paca and L.

Greene
Nail John, laborer, 3 s Dewberry al
Nailer Catherine, 136 Barre
Nake Ernest, confectioner, 125 s Broadway
Nails Benj. F. painter, 52 Holiday
Nally Richard, constable, 150 Mulberry
Namuth Charles, cabinet maker, and tavern,

198Hnllins
Namuth Edw. P. bookkeeper, 115 n Broadway
Namuth Mary A. 115 n Broadway
Nant John, bricklayer, 27 n Paca
Nants John, 166 n Kutaw
Napfel Catherine, tailoress, 11 High al
Napp John, butclier, 297 Fremont
Narr Christopher, laborer, 191 s Chapel
Narrin Patrick, laborer, 31 Front
Nary Thomas, laborer, 20 Block
Nash Ephraim, caulker, 43 Durst al
Nash George A. caulker, 43 Durst al
Nash James, carier, 85 Washington, F. H.
Nash John W. shoemaker, 103 s Broadway
Nash John O'B. caulker, 54 Cross
Nash John W. bartender, 119 s Ann
Nash Mrs. Josephine, 226 n Caroline
Nash Michael, 247 s Ann
Nash Patrick, laborer, 119 s Ann
Nash Thomas E. shoemaker, 242 e Lombard
Nash Wm. H. shoemaker, 180 n Caroline
Nash Wm. boiler maker, 79 Hamburg
Nason Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding house, 57

Conway
Nason James S. salesman, 12 s Charles
Nathan Isaac, 30 e Lombard
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK, Daniel

Miller, pres't, 2 s Sharp
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF

BALTIMORL:, 30 South, H. C. Landis,

secretary
Nattalli Edward J. collector, 2 s Front
Nattalli Mary, corset maker, 49 s Liberty, dw

2 s Front
Nau John, carpenter, 64 Druid Hill av
Naubauer Casper, grocery. 220 s Sharp
Naughton Mrs. Ann, 16 s Front
Naughton John, fireman, 398 s Charles
Naughton Michael, laborer, 21 s Front
Naugel Anna E. dressmaker, 339 Light
Nauman Wm. bakery, 79 Chew
Naumann Wm. baker, 3 Leadenhall
Naumburg Elkan, (Simon Frank & Co.) 96

8 Baltimore
Naumburg Max, clerk, 96 e Baltimore
Naumburg S. bookkeeper, 96 e Baltimore
Naumyster Carl, cabinet maker, 173 s Wolfe
Naus John, laborer, Clinton near Elliott
Navill Matthew, car driver, 42 Hillen
Navy George W. tobacco, 6 Water, dw 163

Hanover
Naylor Mrs. Eleanora, 146 McHenry
Naylor John F. clerk, 19 s Howard
Naylor John H. plumber, 333 Mulberry
Nazarenus George B. (Smith & Nazarenus,)

148 n Pine
Nazarenus Mary, midwife, 1 Russell al
Neabaner George, laborer, 147 William

Neaberlin John, roller, 181 s Chapel
Neabold John, groceries and liquors, 160 e

Lombard
Neagle Thomas, shoemaker, 89 McElderry
Neal Barbara, tailoress, 86 n Ann
Neal Catherine, seamstress, 126 Harford av
NEAL GEORGK H. C. dry goods dealer, 97

w Baltimore, dw 64 e Baltimore
Neal Henry, laborer. 67 Aliceanna
Neal Irwin, (F. B. Loney & Co.) 3 Hanover
Neal John, laborer, 92 n Ann
Neal Joseph, 101 n Caroline
Neale Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, 182 Lem-

mon al
Neale Kdwin, private watchman, 194 s Ann
Neale Francis A. engineer, 150 West ^

Neale Francis, (Neale, Harris & Co.) 23

Franklin
NEALE, HARRIS & CO. (J. H. Neale, F.
Neale, B. G. Harris,) general commission
mercliants, 26 Commerce
Neale John H. (Neale, Harris & Co.) 23

Franklin
Neale Wm. engineer, 183 William
Nealin Patrick, laborer, 125 s Chester
Neandeker Henry, tailor, 21 s R(\gester
Neanhaber Joseph, lab. 99 Washington, F.H.
Near Jacob, lager beer saloon, n e cor Forrest

and McElderry
Nearey Edward, fruit, &c., corner South and

Pratt, dw 12 Willow
Nearing Henry, tailor, 26 Fountain
Nearman Charles, engine tender, 62 s Repub-
lican
Neary John, bartender, Howard house
Neavaker Charles, 77 Washington, F. H.
Nebe Catherine, grocery, 54 Raborg
Nebe Charles, laborer, 64 R;vl)org
Neckel Christian, tailor, 52 Albemarle
Necker Joseph, paver, Chester near Madison
Nedal Ludwig, tailor, 250 n Central av
Nedweill David G. carpenter, 30 Josephine
Nedweill Geo. W. carpenter, 30 Josephine
Neeb John, laborer, rear 496 Penna. av
Need George, laborer, 177 Stirling
Needham A. jr. (A. Needham & Sons,) 83

McCuUoh
NEEDHAM A. & SONS, (Geo. F. Need-
ham, Asa Needham, jr.) grocers and com-
mission merchants, 142 Light-st wharf
Needham Henry, clerk, 142 Light-st wharf
Needham Geo. F. (A. Needham & Sons,) 83

McCulloh
Needles Chas.E. bookkeeper of Water Board,

dw 300 w Lombard
Needles E. clerk, 56 Hanover
Needles Jane S. 212 e Baltimore
Needles John, (J. Needles & Son,) 56 Hanover
Needles John A. (John Needles & Son,) 10

Barnet
NEKDLES JOHN & SON, (J. Needles, J.
A. Needles,) dry goods merchants, 43 n
Charles
Neely Alexander, clerk, Mount n of Lexington
Neely James, huckster, 93 n Spring
Neely Mrs. Margaret, 294 Mulberry
Neely Thomas, cooper, n e cor Monument

and Bond
Neeper Wm. J. hatter, 113 Chew
NeerJ. P. (Carroll, Adams & Neer,) 270

Hollins
Neff Dr. John, 720 w Baltimore
Neff Johann, laborer, 132 s Chapel

THE GROVKR &. BAKER SEAVIIVG MACHINE is the best for all purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GEEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

NEF

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NefT Mrs. Marg:aretta, 80}4 Mulberry
Negen£:erd Frederick A., ury goods, 167 n

Gay^
Neibffall John, tailor, 151 Chesnut
Neibith Jacob, tailor, 7 Walker
Neider Frederick, tavern, 128 Saratoga
Neidhamer Mrs. Clara, 34 Orchard
Neidhanner John G. stone cutter, 26 Orchard
Neidhamer William, painter, 34 Orchard
Neidhardt John, teamster, 5 Bayer al
Neifert John A. 279 s Bond
Neighoff Jo,seph, laborer, 611 w Pratt
Neil Mrs. Mary, 34 Franklin al
Neil Nicholas, carter, 166 Stirling
Neill James, clerk, 121 n Front
Neill Mrs. Rebecca T. 192 e Madison
•Neill William, drayman, 40 L. Church
Neilson Andrew J. painter, 548 Saratoga
Neilson Alb^rtus, attorney, 15 St. Paul, dw

552 w Fayette
Neilson Catherine, seamstress, 413 e Fayette
NEILSON & CO. (J. Neilson, J. Mahaney,

jr.) feed, flour and country produce, 132 n

Howard
NEILSON J. CRAWFORD, architect, 39 n

Charles, dw Harford Co
Neilson Joseph, (Neilson & Co.) 231 n How-
ard
Neilson Joseph, 413 e Fayette
Neilson Mary Jane, 513 n Gay
Neily James, laborer, 105 Vine
Neily Jane M. 105 Vine
Neily Jos. W. 352 e Baltimore
Neily Richard A. 352 e Baltimore
Neily Richard W. 352 e Baltimore
Neimeyer August, soldier, 35 Scott
Neimeyer Harman, carpenter, 142 s Sharp
Neimeyer John, foundryman, 28 n Schroeder
Neimyer Znck, tailor, 175 Ensor
Neirline Lawrence, ragman, 93 s Chapel
Neis John, shoemaker, 51 Biddle al
Neis John, shoemaker, 83 Penna. av
Neisel Jacob, laborer, 92 St. Peters
Nelco August, grocer, cor State and Eutawct
Nelker A. H. fresco painter, 609 w Pratt
Nelker John F. flour and feed, 609 w Pratt
Nelligan Morris, carpenter, 16 n Exeter
Nelligari Thomas, laborer, 8 Albemarle
Neliis Anthony, laborer, 153 Canton av
Nelson Andrew, mariner, 350 Eastern av
Nelson Ann, 192 Bank
Nelson Mrs. Catherine, 48 n Front
Nelson Charles, mariner, 247 s Wolfe
Nelson Charles, rigger, 147 s Wolfe
Nelson Mrs. Elizabeth, paper store, 44

Thames
Nelson Erasmus, laborer, ISWyeth
Nelson Francis, plumber, 46 Milliman
Nelson George W. horse dealer, Belair av near

Baltimore Cemetery
Nelson Gertrude, 39 Mt. Vernon place
Nelson Henry, grocer, 11 Fell
Nelson James, engineer, 117 Walsh
Nelson Jane, 23 Watson
Nelson Capt. John, 28 s Calhoun
Nelson John A. clerk, 46 Milliman
Nelson Joseph J. mariner, 1 Harden's ct
Nelson Joseph E. carpenter, 457 Franklin
Nelson Lewis H. clerk, 11 Fell
Nelson Lingham, carpenter, 177 e Pratt
Nelson M. clerk, Franklin extended
Nelson Martha, 161 Bank
Nelson Mary, 10 Cathedral

Nelson Mary, 129 Division

Nelson Mrs. Mary, 166 Druid Hill av

Nelson Nicholas, mariner, 285 Canton av

Nelson Peter, grocer, 52 Lancaster

Nelson Peter, mariner, 157 Aliceanna

Nelson S. teacher, 117 Walsh

Nelson Theophilus, ship carp. 61 Aliceanna

Nelson Thomas T. provost marshal's clerk,

38 n Fremont
Nelson Wakeman, tailor, 458 n Gay
Nelson Wm. laborer, Patterson la bet. York

and Harford avs
Nengel Philip, fresco painter, ]05Granby
Nerman Louis, cutter, 3 s Frederick
Nesley Christopher, U. S. N. 90 s Bethel
Ness Albert, laborer, 45 s Oregon
Ness A. S. & Co. (A. S Ness, E. Potter,) tiri

ware manufacturers, 30 s Calvert
Ness Alfred S (A. S. Ness & Co.) 198 n

Eutaw
NESS GEORGE W. fruit and confectionery,
3 e cor Baltimore and Eutaw, dw Balti-
more Co
Nesson Wm. cooper, 86 Payson
Netermyer Wm. blacksmith, 117 s Wolfe
Netre Ferdinand, clerk, 107 Hollins
Netre G. R. trader, 137 Hamburg
Neu John C. cooper, 48 Bank
Neu John, cot maker, 291 Sharp
Neu Peter, 45 Granby

Neuback Nicholas, shoemaker, 193 s Bethel
Neubauer Casper, grocery, 220 s Sharp
Neubauer Nicholas, shoemaker, 95 Mulberry
Neuberger Frank J. stevedore, 42 s Regester
Neuberger John, lab. 144 s Washington, F P
Neuberger Samuel, tavern, 276 s Broadway
Neuberger Sigmond, shoe store, 70 Hanover
Neubert Fred'k, shoemaker, 184 w Lombard
Neubert Geo. farmer, 42 Albemarle
Neuberth Casper, grocer, s w cor Barre and

L Greene
Neuberth John M. gardner, 221 Scott
Neuberth John, brewer, 146 Camden
Neuberth Michael, laborer, 228 s Paca
Neufl^er Christian A. bookkeeper,, 543 w Fay-
ette
Neufschaeffer Lawrence, druggist, 197 Bond
NeuhofF Joseph, tailor, 203 Saratoga
Neuman August, tailor. 40 Marion
Neuman Edward, shoemaker, 180 Biddle
Neuman Geo. A. butcher, 117 McElderry
Neuman Henry, laborer, 11 Jackson ct
Neuman Hugo, lithographer, over 59 w

Second
Neuman John, wheelwright, 390 Penna av
Neuman Wm. shoemaker, 80 Penna <av
Neurath E. boots and shoes, 117 w Fayette
Neurath John, clerk, 117 w Fayette
Nevaker Chas. police, 77 Washington, F. H.
Nevaker Peter, police, 3 Poultney
Neviker George, boiler maker, 43 Henrietta
Neviker John W. boiler maker, 260 s Charles
Neville Ann, 87 Hollins
Neville Geo. W. clerk, 109 w Fayette
Nevins John, tavern, 18 s Gay
Nevins Wm. G. 18 Garden
Nevitt Wm. carpenter, Franklin Tnn
New Assembly Rooms, n e cor Hanover and

Lombard
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN-
SURANCE CO. over s w cor Gay and Ex-
change place, B. Comegys, agent. — [See
Advertisement.]

JAMES H. aOHlVSOlV, City Steam Firewood BliUs— "Warren's Fire and Water-vroof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 "W. Boltimore-st.

i

Get your Sliirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 "W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

NEW

311

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New Getz, rows, .SG2 e Ra^er

New John W. laborer, 359 s Sharp

New Peter, 40 Granby

Newbaner Joseph, sheet-iron worker, 271

Franklin
Newbell John, car driver, 33 Preston
Newl)ell John D. trader, 349 Penna av
Newberg;er Abraham, 85 e Lombard
Newberry Alfred, watchman, 475 w Pratt
Newberth Caspar, g-rocery, 132 Barre
Newberth John, 146 Camden
Newbold David M. clerk, 2 e Baltimore
Newbold James F. S. oils and lamps, 2 e

Baltimore
Newbold James F.,ir. clerk, 2e Baltimore
Newbnrger Jacob, tailor, 15 ii Washington,

F. P.
Newcomb Hiram, currier, 215 Cross
Newcomb Wm. R. clerk, 159 s Charles
Newcomer B. Frank, (^Newcomer & Co.) 106

w Monument
Newcomer Bf^njamin F. director N. C.R. R.,

dw 83 McCulloh
Newcomer Christopher, soldier, Gilmor, bet

Miill)prry and Saratoga
NEWCOMER & CO. (B. F. Newcomer,)

flour and grain, 26, 41 and 43 s Howard
Newcomer Joseph, grocer, 14 n Strieker
Newcomer Lewis R. clerk post office, 341 w

Fayette
Newell Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Albemarle
Newell John, machinist, 171 w Pratt
NEWELL PETER, tobacconist, 178 w Pratt

dw 164 Barre
Newgent James, clerk, N. C. R. R., 365 e

Eager
Newgent Walter H. soldier, rear of 362 e

Monument
Newhan Abraham, second-hand store, 20

Orleans
Newhan Samuel, dry goods, 108 n Central av
NewhofF Joseph, 203 Saratoga
Newkirk Chas. ship joiner, lii4 s Chapel
Newkirk Edward, machinist, 199 Gough
Newkirk Mary C. 240 Bank
Newkirk Joseph, painter, 400 e Monument
Newkirk Marion, iron roller, 240 Bank
Newman August, cigar maker, 259 West
Newman Benjamin, clothier, 54 and 56 Centre

Market space
Newman Casper, cabinet maker, 48 n Cen-
tral av
Newman Christopher H. grocery, s e cor

West and Hanover
Newman Elias R. 48 Gilmor
Newman Frederick, cigar maker, 293 n Gay
Newman Henry, tailor, 109 n Central av
Newman James, printer, 3 Centre
Newinan James, laborer, 18 Fort av
Newman John D. engineer, 412 w Lombard
Newman Joseph, rags, 98 Low
Newman Lawson J. cItM-k, 104 Dolphin
Newman Martha E. 132 Druid Hill av
Newman Wm. W. carpenter, 41 Lexington
Newmayer C. A. artist, 45 n Exeter
Newmayer Mrs. Mary H. boarding, 45 n

Exeter
Newmyer Max, finisher, 24 Callendar
Newn Thomas, laborer, 7 n Front
Newnen Timothy, carpet weaver, 39 Marion
Newport Otto, tobacco pipe maker, 241 Light
Newport Col. Reece M. 469 w Fayette
Newton Alfred C. shoemaker, 436 Lexington

Newton Chas E. coffee roaster, 87 Barre
Newton Chas. G. telegraph messenger, 118 e

Monument
Newton George W. laborer, 65 n Atriity
Newton Isaac, carpenter, 267 Raborg, dw

Franklin bet Gilmor and Mount
Newton Isaac, bricklayer, 190 George
Newton Isaac, carpenter, 551 Franklin
Newton John, City P. car driver, 261) Raborg
Newton Thos. machinist, 522 w Lombard
Newton Thos. shoemaker, 43 Pine
Newton Mrs. Virjrinia, 14 Chatsworth
Newton Wm. mariner, 45 Chatsworth
NEWTON WM. H. attorney, 23 Lexing-
ton, dw 60 St. Paul
Newton Wm M. painter, 70 Thames, dw 238

Eastern av
Newton Wm T. comb maker, 65 n Amity
NEW YORK AND BALT. TRANSPOR-
TATION LINE, office 3 Light-st. wharf,
J. Alex. Shriver, agent. [See p. 47 Mver-
thements .^
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE PETROLKUM AND MIN-
ING CO.,T. S. Clark, president. No. 1
Carroll Hall
Niblet Joshua L. coachsmith, 52 CheW
Nice Adam, cooper, 159 e Lr)rnbard
Nice Augustus W. gas fitter, 121 n Broadway
Nice Rev. George P. 2.33 e Baltimore
Nice Mary E. confectionery, 108 Vine
Nice Mrs. Mary Ann, confec'rv, 152 Ensor
Nicely H. Clay, hats and ca|)s, 34 w Baltimore
Nicewaner E. B. watchmaker, 229 w Balti-
more
Nicholas Mrs. Ellen, grocery, 208 Cross
Nicholas James, engineer, 69 Lancaster
Nicholas John Spear, attorney, 21 Law build-
ings, dw 66 Franklin
Nicholas Michael, labf)rer, 49 Chappell
Nicholas IVlajor William, U. S. A., n Charles

near Northern av
Nicholas Wilson N. 131^ Park
Nicholls Mrs. Mary, nurse, 72 Holiday
Nicholls Mrs. Sarah, 111 Druid Hill av
Nicholls Wm. I., U. S. appraiser, Custom

House, dw 180 Garden
Nichols Carolme, dressmaker, 325 n Gay
Nichols Charles, 182 s Howard
Nichols Hannah, 58 Davis
Nichols Henry, 280 s Howard
Nichols Henry, laborer, 28 Frederick av
Nichols Henry, painter, 254 Hanover
Nichols James, blacksmith, 81 s Washington,

F. P.
Nichols Rev. John R. 99 c Fayette
Nichols John F. clerk, 58 Davis
Nichols John T. brickmaker, 31 Bevan
Nichols John A. manager Knickerbocker Life
Insurance Co. 16 Second, dw 49 Lexington
Nichols Mrs. Julia W. 190 Druid Hill av
Nichols Lewis B. clerk, 49 Hanover
Nichol.i Mrs. Mary, 5 Armistead lane
Nichols Sarah, 291 e Fayette
Nichols Zechariuh, brickmaker, 208 Cross
Nicholson Almira, teaclier, 22 McHenry
Nicholson Alex, bacon, 113 n Broadway
Nicholson Andrew, tavern, 4 n Greene
Nicholson Caroline, 146 n Central av
Nicholson Chas. G. (J. J. Nicholson & Sons,)

66 Decker
Nicholson Charles, laborer, 743 w Baltimore
Nicholson Eawin C. clerk, 88 w Madison

SHIRTS ! SHIKTS ! ! SHIR.TS ! ! ! Satisfaction auaraiiteed iii Fit, Finisli aiid Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON <Si CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

SMITH BROS.

& CO

., Sponge all their Goods.

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Nicholson Elizabeth, 165 Barre
Nicholson Mrs. Eliza, 23 n Schroeder
NICHOLSON GEORGE T. coal and wood

yard, 5 n Republican, dw 21 u Calhoun
Nicholson Gustavus, 86 w Madisor.
Nicholson Henry, bakery, 167 n Eden
Nicholson Isaac L. & Co. (I. L. Nicholson,
I. F. Nicholson,) specie and bank note ex-
change office, 28 w Baltimore
Nicholson Isaac L.,jr. clerk, 128 St. Paul
Nicholson Isaac F. (Isaac L. Nicholson &

Co.) 88 w Madison
NICHOLSON J. J. & SONS, (C. G. Nichol-
son, J . J. Nicholson, J. H. R. Nicholson,)
bankers, 284 w Baltimore, corner McClel-
lan alley
Nicholson Jacob C. 62 s High
Nicholson Jacob K. butcher, 37 Centre and
61 Belair markets, dw Madison, n Chester
Nicholson James A. butcher, 47 Lexington
and 1 Hollins market, dw Silver Hill, near
tollgate
Nicholson James M. attorney, 38 St. Paul,

dw 91 w Monument
Nicholson James, currier, 10 McHenry
Nicholson John, butcher, 34 Frederick av
Nicholson Johns H. R. (J. J. Nicholson &

Sons,) 128 St. Paul
Nicholson J.J. (J. J. Nicholson & Sons,) 128

St. Paul
Nicholson, Prudence, 18 McHenry
Nicholson Richard, shoemaker, 87 Booth
Nicholson Samuel, clerk, 11 McHenry
Nicholson Sarah, tailoress, 197 n Central av
Nicholson Mrs. Thomas, 22 McHenry
Nicholson Thomas, book binder, 60 north

Fremont
Nicholson Wash. H. carver, 21 n Shroeder
Nicholson Wm. H. moulder, 145 West
Nicholson Wm. G. commission merchant,

Mansion house
Nickel Catherine, second hand store, 23 n Pine
Nickel Christian G. •clerk, 222 Lee
Nickel Conrad, cabinet maker, 23 n Pine
Nickels August, flour inspector, 550 w Balti-
more
Nickerson Charles, 74 w Fayette
Nicklas Andreas, cooper, 94 s Spring
Nicklas Casper, barber, 260 Hanover
Nicklas Casper, baker, 44 e Fayette
Nicklas Conrad, watchmaker and jeweler,

470 w Baltimore, dw Miller's hotel
Nicklas George, tailor, 106 Pearl
Nicklas George J. clerk, 106 Pearl
NICKLAS JOHN, watchmaker, 393 w Bal-
timore
Nicklas Louis, junk, 58 Block
Nicklas Wm. upholsterer, 9 Philpot
Nickle.ss Joseph, 207 Bank
Nickels Adam, tinner and plumber, 56 Philpot
Nicodemus Jeremiah, (Hein, Nicodemus &

Co.) 235 Madison av
Nicodemus Josiah C. (Smith & Nicodemus,)

301 w Fayette
Nicol David, plasterer, 94 s Caroline
Nicolai Henry, shoemaker, 140 Barre
Nicolai John C. ladies' shoemaker, 553 w

Baltimore
Nicolassen Albert, clerk, 23 Stiles
• Mcolaus Charles, baker, 131 n Bond
Nicolaus John, baker, 131 n Bond
Nicoll Benjamin B. bricklayer, 127 s Ann
Nicoll Wm. bricklayer, 85 s Ann

Nicoll Wm. D. huckster, 399 n Central av
Nicoles Noel, 35 Hamilton
Nider Lewis, laborer, 1 Barnes
Nideless Mary L. tobacconist, 63 s Sharp

Niebert , laborer, 24 Fell

Niebergall Adam, tailor, 46 s Exeter
Niehoof Jos. A. wagoner, 611 w Pratt
Niemann Edward, (Gieske & Nieman,) 94

Hanover
Nieman Henry, cigar maker, 50 Hamburg
Niemeyer Frederick W. beer and wine sa-
loon, 5 n High
Niemeyer Frederick, iron and brass worker,

and piano finishing goods, 163 King
Niemeyer Frederick, 163 Carpenter's al
Niemeyer John, ship carpenter, 265 s Bond
Niermann John, tailor, 3 s Frederick
Nighthardf Conrad, green grocery, 49 s Paca
Nigl A. tailor, 261 e Eager
Nigl John, tailor, 271 e Eager
Niland Hugh F. machinist, 324 w Lombard
Niller Charles, shoemaker, 104 Eastern av
Niller Conrad, locksmith, 451 Lexington
Niller John, boot fitter, 104 Eastern av
Nily Adam, painter, 36 s Regester
Nimmo Mrs. Isabella, millinery, 53 Hanover
Nimmo James R. clerk, 63 Barre
Nimmo John E. clerk, 53 Hanover
Nimmo Thomas J. photographer, 29 Conway
Ninde John C. 85 McCulloh
Ningardt Fred 'k, jr., tinner, 156 e Baltimore
Ninny Henry, pocket book maker, 48 n

Liberty
Nipe J. W. (Brown & Nipe,) 164 w Lom-
bard
Nippard George, mariner, 431 n Gay
Nippard James A. plasterer, 431 n Gay
Nippard Mrs. Sarah, 435 n Gay
Niser Bernard, shoemaker, 130 Peirce
Nischell Charles, cooper, 27 Bevan
Nissell John A. blacksmith, 45 Lancaster
Nilehart Adam, baker, 280 s Bond
Nitschky Henry, tailor, 25 Abbot
Nitze Charles, (Moorehead & Nitze,) 72

Barre
Nitzel Michael, brewer, n w cor Clinton and

Elliott
Nix Jacob, tailor, 1 s Caroline
Nix John, laborer, 107 s Bethel
Nixdorff T. S. clerk, 260 Mulberry
Nixon Elizabeth, boarding, 12 e Lombard
Nixon John, meal, 74 Greenn->ount av
Nixon John, drayman, 89 n Bethel
Nixon John, driver Adams Express, 642 w

Pratt
Nixon Patrick, brakesman, 211 Ramsay
Nixon Wm. wagoner, 12 e Lombard
Nizer Harriet, tailoress, 160 n Bond
Nizer John, laborer, Orleans, betw Castle and

Chester
Nizer Wm. H. bricklayer, 160 n Bond
Noah Jacob, dry goods, 188 s Broadway
Nobe Wm. tailor, 62 Vine
NOBLE & CO. (J. Noble, J. S. Herford.)

oyster packers, 240 s Broadway
Noble Catherine J. tailoress, 45 Penn
Noble David, 388 Light
Noble Dennis, printer, 95 Albemarle
Noble Elisha, mariner, 230 e Pratt
Noble Ellen, 95 Albemarle
Noble James, (Noble & Co.) 303 e Baltimore
Noble James J. engineer U. S. N. 95 Albe-
marle

J. HEJVRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Gmin, See«I.s, &«?
Roseiidale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, $21 Spear'a 'Wliarf.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Noble John A. clerk, 5 Hollins
Nochbar Michael, provision dealer, 16 Gough
Nochengost Henry, tailor, 90 s Castle
Nock George H. printer, 206 s Charles
Nock John, laborer, 352 William
Nock Wm. T. clerk, 44 s Sharp
Noe Jacob, soldier, 227 s Durham
NOEDEL G. W. importer and dealer in

wines, liquors and German and French pro-
duce, 379 w Baltimore, dw 45 n Fremont
Noedel Gotfried W. 45 n Fremont
Noedles John, laborer, 416 Canton av
Noegel Henry, grocery, 106 s Caroline
Noel Samuel H. grocery, 52 Gough, dw 78 s

Eden
Noelle Charles & Son, apothecaries, 118 s

Broadway
Noeth John, tailor, 12 Ivy al
Noeth John, jr. soldier, 12 Ivy al
Noey George, 251 s Dallas
Nogangauz George, laborer, 6 Gist
Nohe Charles, tailor, 226 n Dallas
Nohe Francis, laborer, 226 n Dallas
Nolan James, laborer, 35 w Lombard
Nolan James, laborer, HO McKim
Nolan John, waiter, 12 Garden
Nolan Martin, laborer, 34 Morton al
Nolan Martin, laborer, 32 Morton al
Nolan Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 50 s Eutaw
Nolan Mary, grocery and liquors, 27 Douglass
Nolan Matthew, tailor, 34 German
Nolan Michael, wagoner, 28 e Lombard
Nolan Michael, soldier, 27 Douglass
Nolan Michael, laborer, 79 Forrest
Nolan Michael J. plumber, 12 Garden
Nolan P. A. porter, 12 Garden
Nolan Patrick, grocer, cor Josephine and

Arch
Nolan Patrick, car driver, 50 s Eutaw
Nolan Patrick, laborer, 84 Holiday
Nolan Thomas, hostler, 4 Diamond
Noland John, hackman, s w cor Eager and

Morton al
Noland Michael, laborer, 79 East
Nolden Theodore, painter, 40 Thames
Nolen T. Spencer, (Geo. Bartlett & Co.) 70

Saratoga
Nolen Wm. C. painter, 180 e Lombard

Nolder , shoemaker, 342 s Charles

Nolin Patrick, laborer, 3 Garden

Noll Adam, laborer, 238 s Bond

Noll Henry, laborer, 19 James la

Noll Henry, switchman, 171 s Eden

Noll Henry, cooper, 44 s Oregon

Noll John, tailor, 20 Carlton

Noll Valentine, tailor, 44 n Spring

Nolle Christopher, tailor, 106 Jefferson

Nohe Bernard, barber, 351 n Gay

Nolle Dedrich, shoemaker, 14 Thames

Nolte Frederick, barber, 36 Ensor

Nolle Herman, cigar maker, n w corner Bond

and Thames
Nolting Charles, rec'ng teller Western Bank,

25 n Eutaw
Nomen Henry, piano maker, 11 Jackson ct
Nones Joseph D. collector, 356 n Gay
Noolin Wm. sawyer, 21 New Church
Noon James, grocery and liquors, 5 L. Mc-

Elderry
Noon Michael, tailor, 20 Concord
Noon Patrick, laborer, 338 n Howard
Noonan Cornelius, laborer, 103 Preston
Noonan Michael, laborer, 24 Haubert

Noonan Patrick, drayman, Point lane near

Greenmount cemetery
Noonan Robert, tailor, 66 Mulberry
Nooner Matthew T. hostler, 63 Clay
Nordheimer Moses, clothier, 328 w Baltimore,

dw 10 Pine
Nordhoff Amendus, cabinetmaker, 10 Pearl
NORDHOFF CHRISTIAN, upholsterer,

204 w Fayette
Nordhoff Mrs. Eliza, embroiderer, 204 w

Fayette
Nordhoff Wm. piano maker, 130 Pearl
Nordlinger Benjamin, dry goods, 11 e Balti-
more, dw 215 n Gay
Nordlino-er Mrs. B. shoe store, 215 n Gay
NORDLINGER & CO. (I. Nordlinger, E.
Eising,) importers of French and German
produce, brandies, wines and gins, and
dealers in whiskies, 102 w Lombard
Nordlinger Isaac, (Nordlinger & Co.) 172 w

Lombard
Nordlinger Isaac, salesman, 215 n Gay
Nordman Rudolph, restaurant, cor Block and

Wills
Nordmyer Henry, varnisher, 31 n Schroeder
Nordt & Kohlhepp, (C. Nordt, V. Kohl-

hepp,) wheelwrights, 484 Harford av
Norduft Henry, butcher, 49 Forrest
Norfolk George R. mariner, 120 William
Norfolk John W. bricklayer, .375 Light
Norfolk John W. police, 82 Hamburg
Norgan John, laborer, 98 Walkers ct
Norman Capt. Anthony M. 114 s Wolfe
Norman Alexander B. reporter, 86 McElderry
Norman Capt. James, 41 Granby
Norman John, fisherman, 50 Fort av
Norman John R. clerk, 27 s Caroline
Norman John, coachmaker, 130 n Fremont
Norman Joseph, painter, 259 e Madison
Norman Michael S & Son, (M. S. Norman,
Wm. B. Norman,) stock and bill brokers,
69 Second
Norman Michael S. (M. S. Norman & Son,)

61 McCulloh
Norman Samuel, wool dealer, 80 n Exeter
Norman Wm E. locksmith, 225 n Eden
Norris Adam, cooper, 159 e Lomliard
Norris Andrew J. tobacconist, 96 Richmond
Norris Aquilla J. clerk al P. 0., 58 Chew
NORRIS & BALDWIN, (E. T. Norris, S.
Baldwin,) cotton and woolen goods, and
general com. merchants, 18 Hanover
Norris Benj B. park keeper, 449 w Fayette
Norris Benjamin F. 262 Hollins
Norris Mrs. Benjamin B. dress maker, 449 w

Fayette
Norris & Bro. (G. S. Norris,) iron agents,

over n w cor Lombard and South
NORRIS, CALWELL & CO. (Wm. B.
Norris, John K. Calwell, Jacob Norris,)
importers and dealers in wines, brandies,
teas, cigars, &c., 322 w Baltimore
Norris Charles W. (W. E. Norris & Co.) 89

McCulloh
NORRIS C. SIDNEY & CO. (R, Cromwell,

A. T. Johnson,) hardware, 36 Hanover
Norris Mrs. C. Sidney, 89 n Paca
Norris Mrs., 1 Hudson al
Norris & Dulany, (John D. Norris, John N.

Dulany,) tobacconists, 46 n Eutaw
Norris David, laborer, 162 Cathedral
Norris Edw. T. (Norris & Baldwin,) Lanvale
w of Garden

AUG. G. MiEYER & CO., Manufacturers of 'U'^UUe Lead, Zinc, Putty, liampblack, GIue>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints anil Variilslies, lUO \V. Iiombard Street.

Call at tlie Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Norris Kdward S. (W. E. Norris & Co.) 89

McCnIloli
Norris Elizabeth, 184 n Broadway
Norris Eliza, 184 n Broadway
Norris Francis B., sailor, 1(J5 s Broadway
Norris Geo. W. furniture mover, 474 Saratoga
Norris George W. moulder, 7 Wagon al
Norris G. Somerville, (Norris & Bro.) Balti-
more Co.
Norris Henry C. B law student, 209 Aisquith
Norris Capl. Isaac H. 105 s Broadway
Norris Isaac, boiler maker, 1 Hudson al
Norris Isaac T. clerk, 217 M idison av
Norris Isaac S. shoemaker, 506 Penna. av
Norris Jacob, (Norris, Calwell & Co.) 41 n

Carey
NORRIS J. SAURIN, cashier 1st National

Bank, 217 w Madison
Norris James, shoemaker, 222 n Eutaw
Norris James H. clerk, 128 s High
Norris James B. (Coleman & Norris,) Carey

betw Saratoga and Lexington
Norris J. Cloud, proprietor Sunday Telegram,

115 e Baltimore
Norris J. Oiney, clerk, 217 Madison
Norris John W. brakesman, 126 B )yd
Norris John C. custom liouse inspector, 177

McCulloh
Norris John D. (Norris & Dulany,) 215 Mul-
berry
Norris John, (W. E. Norris & Co.) 89 Mc-
Culloh
Norris John J. grocery, 124 Chesnut
Norris John C. clerk, 171 McCulloh
Norris John B. clerk B. & O. R. R. s w cor

Camden and Sharp
Norris Jonathan, 209 Aisquith
Norris Jonathan, real estate broker, 63 w

Fayette, dw 209 Aisquith
Norris Joseph T. sailor, 105 s Broadway
Norris J. J. clerk, 14 n Exeter
Norris Maria, dressmaker, 28 Orleans
Norris Mrs. Mary, 75 McCulloh
Norris Mrs. Mary, 127 Aisquith
NORRIS & PUSI'JY, (Thomas Norris, Joel
Pusey,) agricultural implements, 141 w
Pratt
Norris Richard, treasurer Springfield Mining
Co., s e cor South and Second, dw 239 n
Charles
Norris Rev. Richard, 101 n Bond
Norris Robert W. (Porter Sons & Co.) 96 s

High
Norris Samuel, plasterer, 181 Stirling
Norris Samuel, shoemaker, 483 w Biltimore

NORRIS TH0M:A.S M., Notarial
Writer and Custom House Bro-
ker, notes and extends Marine
Protests, Adjusts Average Ac-
counts, procures Passports, draws
Bills of Sale and Mortgages for
Vessels, prepares Custom House
and all other Papers appertain-
ing to Commercial Business, s w
cor Gay and Lombard, dw 383
w Lombard

N orris Thomas, (Norris & Pusey,) 310 Sara-
toga

Norris Thomas A. 521 w Fayette

Norris Thomas C. bookkeep'^r, 310 Saratoga

Norris Thomas, stove dealer, 45 s Calvert,

dw 28 w Baltimore
Norris Dr. Wm. H. 275 e Madison
Norris Wm. bricklayer, 380 e Monument
Norris Wm. H. cashier Western Bank, dw

267 w Lombard
Norris Wm. paying teller Commercial and

Farmers' Bank, dw Fountain hotel
Norris Wm. B. jr. clerk, 177 n Eutaw
NORRIS WM. E. & CO. (Wm. E. Norris,
C. W. Norris, J Norris,) produce com-
mission merchants, 114 s Eutaw, dw 89
McCulloh
Norris Wm. G. W. clerk 209 Aisquith
Norris Wm. puddler, 98 Hudson
Norris Wm mariner, 60 Philpot
Norris Wm. G. 353 e Monument
Norris Wm. B. (Norris, Calwell & Co.,) Har-
ford Co.
Nort Frederick, harness maker, 127 Frank-
lin
North Edmund, (North, White & Jones,) 55

Warren
North Edward, ship carpenter, 235 s Wolfe
North Captain James L. mariner, 225 Mont-
gomery
North James, wood huckster, 57 Warren
North James, bricklayer, 76 Lee
North James, wood, 57 Warren
North John, wood. 144 Light-st wharf, dw

298 Light
North John A. wood, 282 Light
North Capt. John, mariner, 162 s Charles
North Mrs. Julia, seamstress, 137 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
North Capt. R. J. mariner, 132 n Exeter
North Capt. Thos. G. mariner, 52 Hill
North Violet, 12 Henrietta
North, White & Jones, (E. North, J. N.
White, J. Jones,) dealers in country pro-
duce, 174 Light-st wharf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY STA-
TION, cor Calvert and Franklin
NORTON GEORGE, Thames cor Bond
Norticknor John, tailor, 12 Durst al
Nortrick J. Van, 71 s Greene
Norton Elizabetii, 42 MiUiman
Norton John, fireman, 398 s Charles
Norton Mrs. Mary A. 166 s Fremont
Norton Mary A. boarding, 554 w Lombard
Norton Mrs. Mary, 58 Dolphin
Norton Michael, boiler mak. 554 w Lombard
Norton Michael, laborer, 2 Hubbard's al
Norton Nathaniel B. butcher, 114 St. Peter
Norton Patrick, laborer, 282 Montgomery
Norton Wm. 67 s Eutaw
Norville Capt. Wm. mariner, 7 Trinity
Norwood Belt, carpenter, 14 Vine, dw 8 Jo-
sephine
Norwood Edward, engineer and machinist, 97
n Calvert, dw 83 Aisquith— [See p. 20 M-
vertisements.]
Norwood Mrs. Elizabeth, 30 Brune
Norwood Giles, superintendent of cars N. C.

R.,5 w Biddle
Norwood Hiram expressman, 339 Saratoga
Norwood Jacob, foundryman, 194 e Madison
Norwood Jacob, ofiicer Md. Penitentiary, dw

224 e Madison
Norwood John W. engineer, 230 e Lombard
Norwood John, tinner, 50 Philpot

THE GROVER, & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes— SAIiRS
J^OOniS— 181 Baltimore Street.

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study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Norwood Lambert, 39 Pleasant
Norwood Phojbe Ann, tailoress, 49 s Bond
Norwood Randolph, clerk, 312 w Saratoga
Norwood Richard, soldier, 11 Wyeth
Norwood Rufus, gravel roofing, 436 w Fay-
ette
Norwood Summerfield, grocer, 337 and 339

Saratoga
Norwood Thomas, laborer, 4 Willow
Noseworthy Leroy, laborer, 54 Elliott
Nothacker Cliristopher F. tailor, 12 Durst al
Notts Joseph, teamster, 203 Ramsay
Nowlan Wm. lal)orer, 21 New Church
NOYES CALEB H. clerk, 144 s Broadway
Noyes David, paper hanger, 141 e Madison
Noyes Edward C. clerk, 320 w Lombard
Noyes Nathaniel, clerk, 41 Aisquitii
Noyes Mrs. J. H milliner, 508 w Baltimore
Noyes 'P. J. coal oil, 504 w Baltimore
Noyes Divid C. police, 141 e Mili^on
Noz Christian S. carpenter, 119 Albemarle
Nuernberger Gustav, piano maker, 677 w Bal-
timore
Nugent Catherine, 252 Lexington
Nugent Frederick, harness maker, 435 Lex-
ington
Nugent Hannah, 129 North
Nugent James, 54 s Caroline
Nugent John, grocer, s e cor North and Foun-
dry
Nugent Mrs. Mary, 239 Columbia
Nugent Michael, marble polisher, Orbit al

near Eager
Nugent Michael, wagoner, 16 Orbit al
Nugent Patrick, shoemaker, 99 n Front
Nugent Thoinas, teamster, 109 Ensor
Nuilz Charles, watchmaker, 321 n F]utaw
Null David II. clerk. Mansion House, cor

St. Paul and Fayette
Nuller John, shoemaker, 235 Eastern av

NUMSEN, CARROLL & CO. (W.
Numsen, S. J. Carroll, J. W.
Numsen, N. G. Numsea,) Pre-
'servers, Picklers, Oyster Packers,
&c., 18 Light St. Established, 1 847.

[See page Jldvertisement fronting Business
Directo7-y.]

Numsen Frederick H. baker, 117 Ross

Numsen John W. (iVumsen, Carroll & Co.)
Baltimore co.

Numsen Nathaniel G. (Numsen, Carroll &
Co.) Baltimore co.

Numsen Peter, can factory, Jackson, foot of
Cross, dw 45 Columbia

Numsen Wm. (Numsen, Carroll & Co.) 208
w Lombard

Numsen Wm. N. 126 s Paca

Nunan Catherine, dressmaker, 180 Park

Nunan EIIimi, 8 Hammond al •

Nunan George, saddler, 180 Park

Nunan John, (Ci)tter & Co.) 15 n Caroline

Nunan John, 180 Park

Nunann Frederick, shoemaker, 55 Pearl

Nunann Litezzi, confectioner, 55 Pearl

Nunn Stephen E. machinist, 24 Orchard

Nurse John, 312 s Bond

Nurnburger Gustav. L. piano maker, cor Bal-
timore and Amity

Nusbaum Henry, dry goods, 206 s Broadway

Nussbaum Jos. cattle dealer, 75 s Paca
Nussbaum Leon, merchant, 51 German'
Nusbaum Lewis, clerk, 47 n Howard
Nussbaum Moses, rags, 224 Hamburg
Nu!5sbickel Morris, tailor, 256 s Sharp
Nuse George R. oyster and fruit packer, s

Calhoun, dw 653 w Lombard
Nussear James, music teacher, 74 n Calvert
Nusz Oliver T. coach painter, 472 w Lom-
bard
Nuthall John, pilot, 112 s Wolfe
Nuthall John, mate, 224 Eastern av
Nutter Samuel, salesman, 6 e Pra'.t

NYBURG S. S., Wholesale and Re-
tail dealer in Cigars, Tobacco,
Pipes, &c. 21 n Howard, corner
Fayette.

Nyburg S. S. wholesale and retail dnaler in
cigars, tobacco, pipes, &c., 21 n Howard,
cor Fayette

Nyburg Jacob S. 31 n Howard

Nyce B. Brooke, 196 Penna. av

Nye C. H. 576 w Fayette

0.

Oakes Samuel H. clerk, 87 Albemarle
Oakford Charles A. (Oakford & Co.) 110

McCulloh
Oakford & Co. (C. A. Oakford,) provisions,

14 Water
Oaks Mary, grocery and linuor, 50 Chesnut
Oats Andrew, laborer, 19 Wy<-th
Oats John, laborer, 210 s Wolfe
Obbab Andrew, cooper, 38 Bank
Obeldolhoff Wilhelm, sailor, 86 s Bethel
Ober Antwert, laborer, 97 s Dallas
Ober Gustavus, 622 Lexington
Ober Robert, clerk, 622 Lexington
Ober Mrs. Sophia, 42 Marion
Oberender John, furn. wagon, 213 s Bond
Oberdorfer Andrew, laborer, 41 Abbot
Oberheim Christian, tailor, 55 Conway
Oberlandor Frederick, piano maker 261 s Paca
Oberlander Geo. blacksmith, 138 e Fayette
Oberndorf A. importer and joljber in cloths,
cassimeres, vestings, &c., 10 s Charles, dw
212 w Fayette
Oberndorf Joseph, (Oberndorf & Lauer,) 235

w Fayette
Oberndorf Julius, (Oberndorf Julius & Co.)

281 w Lombard
Oberndorf Julius & Co. (Julius Oberndorf,
Chas. G. Hutzler,) notion house, 273 w
Baltimore,
Oberndorf & Lauer, (J. Oberndorf, L. Lauer,)
millinery and fancy dry goods dealers, 243
w Baltimore
Obersicki Joseph, liqu'rstore, 794 w Baltimore
Ol)recht Jacob, flour and feed, 376 Light
O'Boyle Martin, laborer, 106 Dugan's wharf
O'Boyle Michael, ice cart, 72 Essex
O'Brian Michael, laborer, 6 Webster ct
O'Brien Andrew, laborer, 123 Chesapeake
O'Brien Cecelia, tavern, 141 n Eutaw
O'Brien Daniel, upholsterer, 45 Marion
O'Brien Daniel, farmer, cor Townsend and

Gilmor
O'Brien Edward, cab. maker, 230 Mulberry
O'Brien Edward, 11 s Regester
O'Brien Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 n Poppleton

JAJJIES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smokiuj^ Tubes, over 99 "Vv. Baltiiuore-st.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BEOS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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O'Brien Giles, stone cutter, 2 n Poppleton
O'Brien Hugh, salesman, 1 n Front
O'BRIEN JAMES, saddles, harness and

trunks, 64 w Fayette, dw 14 s Exeter — [See

p 63 Advertisements . \
O'Brien James, bricklayer, 199 e Monument
O'Brien James, heater, 134 s Castle
O'Brien James, mariner, 49 York
O'Brien James, carter, 6 State
O'Brien John, hackman, 94 s Eutaw
O'Brien John, hostler, 141 n Eutaw
O'Brien John, laborer, 14J n Eutaw
O'Brien John Smith, laborer, 14 Decker
O'Brien John, laborer. Falls road, near North-
ern av
O'Brien Johanna, 140 n Front
O'Brien Joseph C. chemist, 150 s Broadway
O'Brien Mrs. Julia, 103 Front
O'Brien Lawrence, porter dealer, 31 Fawn
O'Brien Mary F. washerwoman, cor Clinton

and Toone
O'Brien Mary Ann, 436 w Lombard
O'Brien Mrs. Mary A 88 St. Peter
O'Brien Michael, laborer, 2] Neighbor
O'Brien Patrick, shoemaker, 44 Druid Hill av
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, 40 Slemmer's al
O'Brien Susan, 25 Eastern av
O'Brien Terrence, laborer, over 7 Fish market

space
O'Brien Thos. carpenter, 170 Greenmount av
O'Brien Wm. J. attorney, 49 w Fayette, dw

131 e Monument
O'Brien Wm. laborer, 16 Armistead la
O'Brien Wm. laborer, cor Addison and High
O'Brien Wm. laborer, 136 s Durham
O'Brien Wm. boiler maker, 99 William
O'Bryan Daniel, barkeeper Maltby house
O'Bryan Patrick, grocer. 28 McHenry
O'Bryan Patrick, laborer, 217 Boston
O'Bryan Thos. grocery. Falls road near city

limits
O'Bryan Solomon, collector, 51 George

O'Bryon . teacher, 51 George

O'BYRNE HUGH, tavern, 70 President
O'Connell Eliza, laundress 230 Lemmon al
O'Connell Henry, coach maker, 29 nGay, dw

92 n Paca
O'Connell James, drayman, 1017 w Pratt
O'Connell Matthew, carpenter, 97 Watson
O'Connell Morris W. marble polisher, 80

Holiday
O'Connell Pat'k, clerk N. C. R. 72 Harford av
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, 50 Buren
O'Connell Philip, laborer, 25 Ringgold al
O'Connell Rebecca, 780 w Baltimore
O'Connell Thomas, shoe finding, 11 s Ann
O'Connell Timothy, watchman, 69 n Schroeder
O'Connell Wm. H. clerk Citizen's Bank, 92

n Paca
O'Conner Charles, carpenter, 125 n Exeter
0 'Conner Edward, drayman, Tyson al n of

Mulberry
O'Conner James, laborer, 16 Mercer
O'Conner John, provision dealer, 125 Walsh
O'Conner John 19 e Madison
O'Conner John, clerk, 125 n Exeter
O'Conner Michael, laborer, 59 York
O'Conner Richard, carpenter, 241 Peirce
O'Connor Daniel, huckster, 84 Jefferson
O'Connor Edward, sr. tinner, Amity n of

Lombard
O'Connor Edward, jr. tinner, Amity n of
Lombard

O'Connor Mrs. Ellen, 82 Cross
O'CONNOR FRANCIS H. proprietor Sham-
burg House, 31 s Liberty
O'Connor Hugh, bill poster, 30 s Eutaw
O'Connor Hugh, shoemaker, 153 Chesapeake
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, 206 Chesnut
O'Connor Mrs. Sarah, 148 Conway
O'Connor Susan, seamstress and pattern

maker, 272 n Gay
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, 156 Hughes
O'Connor William, 352 n Gay
O'Connor Wm. tinner, 79 Franklin
O'Connor Wm. jr. tinner, 79 Franklin
O'Day Catherine, 5 n Amity
O'Dav Catherine, 5 w Chase
O'Del'l Thomas T. 96 s Sharp
0 'Demure Henry, sailor, Black Horse tavern,

111 n High
O'DONNELL C. OLIVER, Brazilian vice
consul, agt Sun Mut. Ins. Co. of New York,
and president Newburg Orrel Coal Co., 52
s Gay, dw 76 Cathedral
O'Donnell Charles, tavern, 49 s Frederick
O'Donnell Columbus, president Gas Co. 107

n Charles
O'Donnell Dr. Dominick A. 48 Mt. Vernon

place
O'Donnell E. Louis, clerk, 85 n Charles
O'Donnell James, laborer, 1 Slemmer's al
O'Donnell James, stone cutter, Walsh betw.

Eiddle and Greenwillow
O'Donnell John, 8 Hawk
O'Donnell John, confectioner, 86 s Charles
O'Donnell John B. conveyancer, 32 St. Paul,

dw 144 German
O'Donnell Margaret, 1 Slemmer's al
O'Donnell Martin, mariner, 6 Spruce al
O'Donnell Mary, 305 n Gay
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, 139 s Chester
O'Donnell Patrick, 14 Liberty al
O'Donnell Oliver, 76 Cathedral
O'Donohue Cordelia, grocery, 94 Harford av
O'Donohue Michael, laborer, rear of 57 s

Oregon
O'DONOVAN Dr. CHARLES, 115 w Mon-
ument
0 'Donovan Dr. John H. s w cor Franklin and

Park
0 'Donovan John H. jr. bookkeeper, 109 w

Riddle
O'Dowd Bridget, cook, 248 Madison
O'Dowd & Bro. (John O'Dowd, Thomas
O'Dowd,) grocers, n w cor Gough and
Wolfe
O'Etingger Henry, shoe dealer, 42 Columbia
O'Ferrall Hugh, clerk, 80 s Sharp
O'Ferrall John, (J. O'Ferrall & Co.) 80 s

Sharp
O'Ferrall John & Co. manufacturers of fruit

and oyster cans, 162 s Eutaw
O'Ferrall Michael, 80 s Sliarp
O'Golagher Philip J. tailor, 62 n Poppleton
O'Grady Patrick, 241 Columbia
O'HARA BENJ. & SON, (B. O'Hara.C.A.
O'Hara,) commission merchants, over 105 s
Charles
O'Hara Benj. (Benj. O'Hara & Son,) Anne

Arundel Co
O'Hara Chas. A. (Benj. O'Hara & Son,)

Maltby house
O'Hara John, horse shoer, 19 Jew al
O'Hara Mrs. Mary, 254 n Eutaw
O'Hara Sarah, 14 Diamond

HAi'MOXJO, BURTOX & CO., 168 BaKimore-st., near Calvert, keep tlie JLargest
Best Appotutcd Sliirt and Furuisliing Goods House in the United States.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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O'HTirra James, laborer, 133 West
O'Harra James W. 26 Concord
O'Harra James W. jr. 26 Concord
O'Harra John, blacksmith, 19 Jew al
O'Harra John, well di^£:er, 342 Harford av
O'Harra John G. superintendent Soldiers'

Rest, 120 s Eutaw, dw 89 s Sharp
O'Harra Martin, fireman, 48 s Durham
O'Harra Michael, laborer, 121 West
O'Harra Patrick, horse shoer, 18 Hillen
O'Harra Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, 19 Jew al
O'HERN M. P. & CO. (M. P. O'Hern,)

coal miners and shippers, 35 s Gay
O'Hern M. P. (M. P. O'Hern «& Co.) dw Re-
lay house, B.&O. R. R.
O'Keaf Arthur, laborer, 5 Buren
O'Kenfe Bridget, 143 Albemarle
O'Keefe Dr. David, 186 Chesnut
O'Keefe Edward, tavern, 57 Centre market

space
O'Keefe Eliza, 10 Forrest
O'Keefe Elizabeth, 4 Smith's al
O'Keefe John, pork packer, 40 Diamond
O'Keefe Margaret, 145 Albemarle
O'Keefe Margaret, 8 Hammond al
O'Keefe William, laborer, 160 e Madison
O'Keeffe Joseph, drayman, 19 Granby
O'Laughlin Francis, blacksmith, 63 w Biddle
O'Laughlin Francis, 63 w Biddle
O'Laughlin John, shoemaker, 62 Harford av
O'Laughlin Michael, grocer, 218 e Fayette
O'Laughlin Michael, painter. Law building,

s w cor St. Paul and Lexington, dw n e cor

Fayette and Dallas
O'Leary A. D. grocery, s e cor Pine and

Fayette
O'Leary Annie, (O'Leary & Rutledge,) 610

Lexington
O'Leary Augustine D. 32 Gilmor
O'Leary John, wagoner, 68 Eastern av
O'Leary Mother Mary Joseph, House of

Good Shephard, s e cor Hollins and Mount
O'Leary & Rutiedge, (Annie O'Leary, Jennie

Rutledge,) trimmings, 85 n Charles
O'Leary Stephen, gardener, 4 Rock
O'Leary Wm. F. mariner, 135 Gough
O'Mailley James, tavern, 38 President
O'Mailley Patrick, laborer, 67 e Monument
O'MEARA ANDREW, restaurant, 104

Light-st. wharf, dw 226 s Sharp
O'Meara Julia, nurse, 169 Chesnut
O'Meara Patrick, cap cutter, 99 Granby
O'Melia John, huckster, 37 Harford av
O'Neal Ann, 178 s Howard
O'Neal Bridget, .36 Jew al 0. T.
O'Neal Catherine, vestmaker, 214 Peirce
O'Neal Elizabeth, seamstress, 149 Hudson
O'Neal Francis, cli'rk, 72 Lexington
O'Neal Henry, bricklayer, 225 e Monument
O'Neal James, grocer, 38 Chew
O'Neal James, laborer, cor Chappell and Lib-
erty road
O'Neal James, hackman, 67 Perry
O'Neal James, gardener, 504 w Pratt
O'Neal Johnjgu-dener, 242 German
O'Neal John, Miller's Hotel
O'Neal John, laborer, 53 s Durham
O'Neal John, engineer, 167 s Washington,

F. P.
O'Neal John, clerk, 298 n Eutaw
O'Neal Mrs. Margaret, 320 sSharp
O'Neal Morris, laborer, 91 s Spring
O'Neal Patrick, laborer, 161 Warner

O'Neal Patrick, laborer, 12 Front n of Foun-

dry
O'Neal Wm. cooper, 170 Aisquith
O'Neale Charles H. clerk, 47 Conway
O'Neil Ann, grocery, 65 L. McElderry
O'Neil Bridget, laundress, 44 s Dewberry al
O'Neil Catherine, Falls road near city limits
O'Neil Daniel, blacksmith, 11 Neighbor
O'Neil Francis, salesman, 72 Lexington
O'Neil James, salesman, 2 Ulrick al
O'Neil James, laborer, 27 Elizabeth la
O'Neil James, drayman, 66 s Howard
O'Neil James, dairyman, Greenmountav opp.

Cemetery
O'Neil John, blacksmith, 379 Hamburg
O'Neil Michael, laborer, 11 Hawk
O'Neil Michael, 18 Sterrett
O'Neil Michael, laborer, 30 Addison
O'Neil Owen, laborer, 150 Conway
O'Neil Mrs. Kate, 145 Ensor
O'Neil Richard, proprietor of Canterbury

Hall, dw 107 w Fayette
O'Neil Wm. tavern, 114 North
O'Neill Daniel, confectioner, 102 Dolphin
O'Neill James, wagoner, 116 s Eden
O'Neill James, grocer, 63 Boston
O'Neill James, drayman, 66 s Howard
O'Neill James, (John A. Griffith & Co.) Fre-
mont near Lexington
O'Neill John F. coach maker, 78 German,

dw 47 n Fremont
O'Neill John F. laborer, 299 North
O'Neill John, 70 McKim
O'Neill John, laborer, 242 German
O'Neill John, shoemaker, 68 s Howard
O'Neill Lewis, tavern, 123 Aisquith
O'Neill Margaret, 30 Buren
O'Neill Martin, laborer, gas works. Spring

Gardens, 24 Fort av
O'Neill Michael, laborer, McKim near Eager
O'Neill Michael, proprietor of hacks, 214 n

Eutaw
O'Neill Owen, hostler, 150 Conway
O'Neill Patrick, porter, 8 e Foundry
O'Neill Patrick, hackman, cor German and

Pine, dw s w cor German and Pine
O'Neill Patrick, laborer, 12 Comet
O'Neill Patrick, shoemaker, 68 s Howard
O'Neill Patrick, 278 s Charles

O'Neill , store, 278 s Charles

O'Neill Peter, grocery, 278 s Charles
O'Neill Mrs. Susan, 68 s Howard
O'Reilly Dennis, grocery, 9 Buren
O'Reilly Matthew, coal, 55 Central av, dw

243 n Eden
O'Rourke Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Webb
O'Rourke Luke, foreman, 4 Emory
O'Rourke Michael, 4 Webb
O'Shea Michael, tailor, 9 New Church

O'Shea , 184 Forrest

0 'Sullivan Dennis, laborer, 25 w Pratt

Och Jacob, laborer, 100 Gough

Och John, tailor, 63 s Frederick

Ochs Adam, shoemaker, 20 New Church

Ochs Albert, tailor, 36 Orchard

Ochs Frederick, tailor, 140 L. Greene

Ochs John, salesman, 132 e Baltimore

Ochs Thomas, lager beer, n e cor Pratt and

Central av
Oddie E. M. 16 s Chester
Odeline Michael, government employ, 63 a

Eutaw
Oden Mrs. , 104 Walsh

S. HEIVRT GIESE;, Conunlaston merchant, for tite sale of Floiu-, Grain, Seeds, dtoa.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wluarf.

SMITH BROS.

& CO

, Sponge all their Goods.

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Odend'hftl John H. boot crimper, 47 n Front
Odend'lial Marie, milliner, 75 Lexington
Odend'hal Prof. Sebastian, 75 Lexington
Odenheimer Falk. drover, 160 s Eutaw
Odenheinier J.C. military clothing, 67 s Eutaw
Odenwald Jacob, 205 s Eutaw
Odenwald Philip, (Odenwald & Yoh,) 8 Cal-

verton road
ODENWALD & YOH, (Philip Odenwald,

Ferdinand Yoh,) beer brewers, 7 Calverton

road
Odie 'I'ruman, cedar cooper, 6 s Poppleton
Oehler Christopher, grave digger, 137 Raborg
OEHM & BRO. (F. W. Gehm, F. F. Oehm,)

merchant tailors, 243 w Pratt
Oehm Ciias. N. merchant tailor, 150 Light-st

wharf, dw 115 s Sharp
Oehm Franz F (Oehm & Bro.) 243 w Pratt
Oehm Fredk. W. (Oehm& Bro ) 243 w Pratt
Oehm & Miller, (C. N. Oehm, C. Miller,)

merchant tailors, 466 w Baltimore

Oeho , shoemaker, 36 Haw

Oehrl John G. baker, 592 w Baltimore
Oehrl John L. baker, 369 Penna. av
Oelmann Frederick, coachmaker, 61 and 65

German
Oertel William, brewer, s e cor Covington and

Cross
Oeste Henry, carter, 56 s Caroline
Oester John, 111 West
Getter John H milk, J 79 West
Oettinger Henry, (Einstein Bros. & Co.) 42

Columbia
Oettinger Moses, (S. Rosenfeld & Co.) 12 s

Greene
Oettinger S. tobacconist, 313 w Pratt
Offelmann George, slioemak. 56 n Central av
Offelmann Margaret, grocery, 56 n Central av
Offerer Charles, engineer, 102 s Caroline
Offley Joseph W. carpenter, 12 n Exeter
Offlcy Michael, letter carrier, 76 Chew
Offley Capt. Robt. H., U. S. A. 247 n Howard
Offley Mrs Sarah V. dressmaker, 12 n Exeter
Offner John A. hat and cap manufacturer, 231

n Gay, dw 155 Chesnut
Offney Philip, piano maker, 102 s Caroline
Ogden Daniel, mariner, 5 iVIyer ct
Ogden Jno.W. of Farmers and Planters' Bank,

Mt. Washington, Balto. Co
Ogg Mrs. Rachel, 614 w Fayette
Ogier John, gardener, n e cor Gist and Mon-
ument
Ogier John S. gardener, n w cor Gist and

Monuinent
Ogle A. S. measurer of buildings. Gen.

Wayne Inn
Ogle Atkin S bricklayer, 791 w Baltimore
Ogle Charles, builder, ISOMcCulloh
Ogle George, bricklayer, 159 Peirce
Ogle George A. (S. E. Turner & Co.) 55 n

Poppleton
Ogle James M. sawmaker, 56 Somerset
Ogle Jesse R. bricklayer, 2 Townsend
Ogle Johii, moulder, .3 s Bethel
Ogle Joseph, bricklayer, 455 Saratoga
Ogle Mrs. Robert, 18 McHenry
Ogle Thomas, laborer, 45 Burke
Ohara John, clerk, 89 s Sharp
Ohle August, straw cutter, Washington near

Harrisnn, Homestead
Ohle Herman, sli-aw cutter, Washington near

Harrison, Homestead
Ohlendorf Christian, 308 Eastern av

Ohlendorf J. C. apothecary, n e cor Howard

and Saratoga
Ohlendorf Wm. G. fancy and variety store,

86 n Howard
Ohler Charles, bookbinder, 230 Lexington
Ohler Mrs. Johanna, 54 Stiles
Ohlgart G. Philip, butcher, 130 Centre and 68

Belair markets, dw 172 Harford av
Ohm H. Philip, stoves, 66 s Sharp
Ohm Jacob, grocery, cor Fort av and John-
son
Ohm Mrs. Mary, n ecor Fort av and Johnson
Ohm Michael, machinist, 327 s Charles
Ohr Frederick, cabinet maker, 21 1 Eastern av
Ohr James, cooper, 70 s Central av
Ohrem Jas. cigar maker, L. Greene near Lee
Ohrenschall Charles, 176 Mulberry
Ohrmans Henry, teacher, 4 Trinity
Oldenburg Ernest, lager beer saloon, 72 s Bond
Oldershaw John B. stoves, 217 w Pratt
Oldham Mrs. Amelia, teacher, 148 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Oldham John, barkeeper, 554 Saratoga
Oldham Wm. cooper, 831 w iJaltimore
Oldson MaryG. 196 Mulberry
Ole Adam, shoemaker, 145 Welcome al
Oler Capt. Chas. Clifton village, Balto. Co
Oler Jacob, ice dealer, 582 Penna. av
Oler John, carpenter, Clifton village, Balti-
more Co
Oler Joseph, carpenter, 122 Franklin
Oler Richard, huckster, Penna. av above toll

gale
Oler Samuel, butcher, 74 Centre, 42 Lexing-
ton and 25 Hanover markets, dw cor Pen.na
av and Northern av
OLER WM. H. ice dealer, 176 West Falls

av., dw 669 Penna av
Olert John, porter, s e cor Lombard & Wolfe
Olhaber Conrad H. carpenter, 52 n Eden
Olliaber Kate, dressmaker, 52 n Eden
OLIVE HOTEL, M.D. Gaspard, proprietor,

94 s Charles
Olive Thomas, grocery, s e cor Bond and

Madison
Oliver Bridget, grocery, 15 Chesnut
OLIVER CHARLES A. fancy goods, 250

w Baltimore, dw 699 w Fayette
Oliver David, marketer Eutaw House, 51

Marion
Oliver & Flemming, (J. Oliver, H. Fleming,)

stone cullers, 8 President
Oliver Francis, rigger, 158 Aliceanna
Oliver Geo. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 8 e Fayette
Oliver Mrs Hannah, 91 s Eden
Oliver Isabella, milliner, 8 e Fayette
Oliver Capt. Isaac, mariner, 7 n Regester
Oliver James, bookkeeper, 202 w Biddle
Oliver Jennie, teacher, 90 n Howard
Oliver John, silver plater, 355 Franklin
Oliver John, (Oliver & Flemming,) 140 n

Central av
Oliver Capt. John S. 91 s Eden
Oliver John, agent, 22 Presion
Oliver John, coachman, 22 Preston
Oliver John, grocery, 54 Union
Oliver .John, stone cutter, 140 n Central av
Oliver John, purchi^sing agent B. & O. R. R.,

dw 45 w Biddle
Oliver Mrs. Mary, 378 Eutaw place
Oliver Nathan C. soldier, 4 Eden ct
Oliver Samuel, gilder and frame maker, 297 n
Eutaw

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lainplilaek, Glue,
SIcatsfoot Oil, Saltpetxe, Paints an«l Vai-nislies, 100 W. Iionibard Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Oliver Sam'l, jr., wood engraver, 199 n Eutaw
Oliver Thomas, blacksmith, 54 Union
Oliver Wm. H. horse dealer, n w cor How-
ard and Franklin, dw 180 Penna. av
Oliver Wm 202 w Biddle
OLIVER WM., Jr., clerk Lazaretto Iron

Furnace, dw. 202 w Biddle
OIkinske Valent. wheelwright, 194 n Broadway
Ollert John, laborer, 341 e Lombard
Olmer Joseph, grocer, 407 w Pratt
Olouglin Peter, blacksmith, 9 n Greene
Olrey Joseph, laborer, 3 Bell al
Olvis Mrs. Marearet. 50 Liberty al
Ohvine Augustus H. brickmaker, Canton, dw

66 s Broadway
Omears Andrew, restaurant, 226 s Sharp
Omeis John, cooper, 200 Eastern av
Omelia John, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
Omptcda Geo. laborer, 431 Canton av
Omwalt Mrs. Francis, washerw'n, 70 Jasper
Onderdonk John, clerk, 52 e Pratt
Onion Edward D. coal yard, cor Monument

and Britton, dw 60 Harford av
Onion Edward M. coal. Gay near Belair mar-
ket, dw 1 s Exeter
Onion ,(olin R. carpenter, 271 e Biddle
Onion Tiiomas, clerk, 60 Harford av
Onion Thomas B. coal dealer, cor Forrest and

Gay, dw 58 Granby
Onion Thomas B. clerk, 58 Granby
Onion Mrs. Wm. F. H. dealer in coal and
wood, n e cor Lomlmrd and Central av, dw
Baltimore, 3d door w of Washington

Onverziigt , laborer, Patterson la, near

Harford av
Opferman Mrs L. hoop skirt manuf. 305 w

Pratt, dw 10 Leadenhall
Oppel Andrew, cooper, 132 s Caroline
Oppel Anton, laborer, 21 Brown
Oppel Joht". , teamster, 203 Ramsay
Oppel John, shoemaker, 133 Raborg
Oppelt Clara E. 42 n Greene
Oppelt Edmund J. tobacconist, 42 n Greene
Oppenheim Aaron J. clerk, 14.5 Mulberry
Oppenheim Abram, shoemaker, 230 s Charles
Oppenheim Ernst, photographer, 560 w Bal-

timoie
Oppenheim Hartz, dry goods, 343 Canton av
Oppenheim Jacob, millinery, 249 n Gay
Oppeniu'im Jos. dry goods, 539 w Baltimore
Oppenheimer Abraham, shoe dealer, sw cor

Charles and Henrietta
Oppenheimer Abraham, boarding, 51 German
Oppenheimer Mrs. Bertha, 22 Harrison
Oppenheimer David, (Menko «^ Co.) 183 n

Gay
Oppenheimer Ernest, photographer, 67 Mul-

likin
OPPENHEIMER & KAUFMAN, sale and

exchant^e stables, 8 s Paca
Oppenheimer Reuben, (J. Hecht & Co ) s e

cor High and Granby
Oppenheimer Samuel, (Oppdnheimer & Kauf-
man,) dw 30 s Paca
Opperhauser John, drayman, 249 e Chase
Opperhauser John, jr., clerk, 249 e Chase
Oppman George H. tailor, 498 w Baltimore
Oppman Geo. H. tailor, 5 Park
Oram Mrs. Ann J. grocery, 36 s Bond
Oram Benj. W. watchman, rear Boston n

Hudson
Oram James, porter, Arch row n Falls road
Orban Antone, boot crimper, 6 n Greene

Orchard Catherine, gaiter fitter, 25 n High

Orden Wm. carpenter, 171 s Wolfe

Orem & Albaugh, (P. C. Orem, W A. Al -

bausrh, brush manufacturers, 278 w Pratt ■
Orell Edward V. shoemaker, 127 Hollins
Orem A. clerk, 99 Lee

OREM JOHN M. SON & CO. (J. M. Orem,
W. Morris Orem, G. B. Chase,) importers
of cloths, cassimeres, &c., 238 w Buliiniore
Orem Mrs. Elizabeth, 290 Lig-ht
Orem Capt J. B. 40 Aisquith
Orem James, police, Warner, n Conway
Orem James H. cigar maker, 128 Welcome al
Orem James, painter, 602 Penna av
Orem James W. police, 19 Warner
Orem John, engineer, 104 s Eden
Orem John M. (J. M. Orem, Son & Co.)

Hookstown road, beyond toilgate
Orem John E. police, 21 Williamson al
Orem Joshua, carter, 43 e Eager
Orem Mrs. Mary E. 99 William
Orem Perry C. (Orem & Albaugh,) 257 Light
Orem Wm. driver city passenger R. R. 74

Gough
Orem W. Morris, ( Jno. M. Orem, Son & Co.)

64 e Pratt
Orem Wm. G. stone cutter, 128 Welcome al
Orem Wm. siioemaker, 299 Columbia
ORENDORFF & BEAM, (Saml. Orendorff,
Geo. T. Beam,) groceries, wines and li-
quors, s e cor Howard and Baltimore
Orendorff Birnaid, laborer, 7 Canon
Orendorff John T M. clerk, 127 Park
Orendorff John, 135 n Calvert
Orendorff Samuel, (Orendorff & Beam,) 127

Park
Oreseifer Wm. wheelwright, 353 Cathedral
Orff Adolph, shoemaker, 119 L. Greene
Orff Christo|ilier, cabinet maker, 637 Light
Ormann John, rigger, 8s Dallas
Ornie Waller A. clerk tobacco warehouse, No.

'3, dw 99 Lee
Orndorff Mrs. Arietta, 135 n Calvert "
Orndorff Henry, carpenter, 7 Grundy • — —
Orndorff John H. 135 n Calvert --^

Orndorff Wm. W . superintendent Catons-

ville Railway, dw 679 w Fayette
Orrick Wm. K. druggist, n e cor Park and

Fayette, dw 130 w Hoffman
Orndorff Wilson, engineer, 228 Preston
Oroark William, waiter, n e cor East and Fay-
ette
Oroke Bridget, 57 Portland
Orr John, clerk, 59 North
Orr Wm. C. bookkeeper, 51 s Ann
Orrell Daniel, deputy fish inspector, 54 Barre
Orrtllo Charles, laborer, 42 e Pratt
Orth George P. paper hanger, 231 e Eager .
Ortman Henry E. groceries and liquors, 29

East
Ortinann George, laborer, 34 n Liberty
Ortwine Conrad, tailor, 214 Light
Ortwine Mrs. Klizabeth, 584 Penna. av
Ortwine Wm. carpenter, 208 n Howard, dw

Chatsworth near Townsend
Ortwine Wm. carpenter, Chatsworth between

Lanvale and Townsend
Osborn Edward T. moulder, 518 w Lombard
Osborn Margaret, 48 Pearl
Osborn Nathaniel, carpenter, 74 n High
Osborn Thos. J. conductor N. C. K. 216 n

Howard
Osborn Wm. S. clerk, 113 Greenmount av

the: GK.OVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for aU purposes— SALJCS
R003IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Call at the Popvilar Clothing House, No. 40.

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Osborn Dr. Wm. H. apothecary, s w cor

Greene and Baltimore
Osborn Wm. H. huckster, 55 Hughes
Osborne Alphonso, bricklayer, 103 L. Greene
Osborne Wm. M. core maker, 158 Raborg
Osborne Wm. P. soldier, 158 Raborg
Osbourn Mrs. James, 109 n Front
Osbourn Jno. F. bookkeeper, 48 n Republican
Osbourn .lohn T. 206 Franklin
Osburn Mortimer, clerk Quartermaster's dep't,

110 n Kutaw
Osburn Wm. S. bookkeeper, 110 n Eutaw
Osenbi'rk Charles, baker, 246 s Bond
Osgood O. 28 w Baltimore
Osha Patrick, soldier, 53 n Front
Osher John, e Monument extended
Osick Louis, laborer, 14 e Pratt
Osing Harman, su^ar boiler, 93 Granby
OSING HENR^H. feed and liquor, 54 Dru-
id HiUav
Osman John, conductor N. C. R., 285 Ca-
thedral
Osse Charles, tailor, 294 w Pratt, dw 280
Ossing Bernard D. grocery, 79 Leadenhall
Ossman L. laborer, Fayette w of Fulton
Osteider Mrs. Barbara, 68 Central av
Ostendarp John, iron roller, 204 s Wolfe
Ostendorf Anthony, watchmak. 120 Saratoga
Ostendorf Alex'r, watchmaker, 121 Saratoga
Ostendorf Clements, (Ostendorf & Haminan,)

145 Saratoga
Ostendorf Clement, cigar maker, 58 Portland
Ostendorf&Co. (S. A.Ostendorf,F. Wahaus.)

box makers and carpenters, 15 Grant
OSTENDORF & HAMMAN, (C. Osten-
dorf, J. A. Hamman,) merchant tailors, 60
n Howard
Ostendorf Harman, shoemaker, 106 Wel-
come al
Ostendorf Henry S. carpenter, 477 w Balto.
Ostendorf Henry, carpenter, 112 Preston
OSTENDORF JOHN A. jewelry, 13 Penn-
sylvania av
Ostendorf John H. grocery, 154 York
Ostendorf Stephen A. (Ostendorf & Co.) 447

w Baltimore
Oster Jacob, saddletree manufacturer, 113 s

Caroline, dw 101 s Eden
Oster Jacob T. letter carrier, 101 s Eden

Osterhous , laborer, 39 Brown

Osterhus Edward, saddli;r, 214 Lexington
Osterhus Mrs. Dora, (M. Kes.sler & Co.) 214

Lexington
Osterhus Henry, (Brinkman & Osterhus,) 214

Lexington
Osterhus Mrs. Margaret, milk woman, 68

Boyd
Osterlah A. barber, 297 Alice Anna
Ostler Joseph, tailor, 362 e Monument
Osterlow Henry, shoemaker, 17 Spring ct
Osterman August, cabinet maker, 47 Ross
Oelerman John, rag dealer, 13 Biddle al
Osterman Joseph, carpenter, 244 e Monument
Ostermann Michael, laborer, over 57 Thames
Osterstock Joseph, huckster, 71 Dawson al
Ostertag John M. shoemaker, 230 s Ann
Osterthug Batus, lager beer, 165 Franklin
Oswald James, haydealar, 170 Harford av
Oswinkle Mrs. Christiana, 136 Exeter
Ott Chas. tailor, 5 Mulbery
Ott Geo. shoemaker, 188 s Caroline
Ott George, tailor, 331 n Central av
Ott Jacob, huckster, 225 s Bethel

Ott John, vinegar, 44 Preston
Ott John, laborer, 428 Canton av
Ott John, tailor, 199 s wolfe
Ott John, laborer, 331 n Central av

Ott , machinist, 128 Barre

Ott Ludwich, 52 Short ■

Ott, Philip, cooper, 187 Hughes

Ott Philip, cooper, 140 s Spring

Utter Henry, porter, 396 s Charles

Otter Henry, porter, 396 Hanover

Otter Philip, wagoner, 20Gitlings

Otter Wm. plasterer, 497 w Fayette

Otter Virginia, teacher, 497 w Fayette

Otterbein, Conrad, whitewasher, 49 James la

Otterbein John, shoemaker, 158 Chesnut

Ottenheimer Louis, cattle dealer, 13 Loyd

Ottenheimer Moses, cigar store, 205 s Charles

Ottman Peter, soldier, 104 St Peter

Otto Adam, grocer, 145 William

Otto Andrew, cigar maker, 142 e Fayette

Otto Andrew, varnisher, 142 e Fayette

Otto August, laborer, 43 Cross

Otto August, carter, 274 s Charles

Otto Chas. J. machinist, 63 Raborg

OTTO CHRISTIAN, lager beer saloon, 311

w Pratt
Otto Frederick, tailor, 328 e Lombard
Otto Frederick, clerk, 90 s High
Otto Frederick, grocer, 90 s High
Otto G. T. W. cupper and leecher, 82 n Eden
Otto Henry, shoemaker, 448 Saratoga
Otto Henry (Schwarz & Otto,j 5 South
Otto John tailor, 128 Burgundy
Otto John F. barber, 142 e Fayette
Otto Julia, 122 Orleans
Otto Theodore, lager beer, 41 Harrison
Otto Wilhelmina, grocery, 142 e Fayette
Oudesluys A. clerk, 233 n Euta%v
Oudesluys Charles L. iron and metal mer-
chant, 57 s Gay, dw 223 Eutaw, Hamilton
terrace _>»

Ould L.ancaster, 51 Lexington
Ould Marion H. confectioner, 19 n High
Ould Mrs. Paulina, 51 Lexington
Ould Dr. Perry, dentist, 19 n High
Oullahan John, tailor, 1 Clay
Oursler Wm. W. carpenter, 91 s Paca
Oursner Wm. carpenter, 91 s Paca
Ousbourn John, 98 Hudson
Ouswald Joseph, laborer, 19 Elizabeth la
Outen John, machinist, 251 Lee
Outen Warren, farmer, 74 Washington, F.H.
Over Andrew, fisherman, 104 Granby
Overbeck August, shoemaker, 19 Watson
Overbeck Henry, laborer, 69 Park
Overlander Henry, laborer, 322 Canton av
Overman Joseph, shoemaker, 638 Light
Overton James B. saddler, 30 Josephine
Owen L. clerk, 156 e Pratt
Owen Marcus, huckster, 215 e Monument
Owen Robert D. salesman, 245 Franklin
Owens Alexander, lieut. of police, 348 n Gay
Owens C. fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Owens Daniel, waiter, 54 Tyson
Owens Edward T. cashier Eutaw Savings

Bank, dw 174 w Fayette
Owens Edward B. clerk, 174 w Fayette
Owens Elisha, farmer, 319 s Charles
Owens Eliza, 164 George
Owens Forrest B., U. S N. 10 Hill
Owens Francis, carter, Donnelly's ct
Owens Francis, jeweler, 103 Harford av
Owens Henry, laborer, 260 Greenmount av

JASLES H. aomvSON, city Steam Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Pat«nt Neoteric Smoking Tabes, o-rer 99 W. Baltlmore-at.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Owens Isaac, clerk, 303 Hollins
Owens Israel, painter, 153 n Eutaw
Owens Jacob B. clerk, 139 n Eutaw
Owens James, shoemaker, 28 Addison
Owens James, bookkeeper, 620 w Lombard
Owens James, grocery, cor Gay and Eager
Owens James, grocery, 224 Druid Hill av
Owens Jas. harness maker, 23 Centre market

space
Owens Dr. James S. office 55 w Pratt, dw 77

St. Paul
OWENS J. S. & CO. (J. S. Owens, G.

Bourne,) commission merchants, .55 w Pratt
Owens James S. (J. S. Owens & Co.) 77 St.

Paul
Owens John, blacksmith, 154 Light-st. whf
Owens John A. stone cutter, s e cor Paca and

Fremont
Owens John, laborer, 64 McKim
Owens John T. painter, 69 w Fayette, 3d story
Owens Joseph, clerk, 303 Hollins
Owens Joshua T. blacksmith, s w cor Ridgely

and Stiles, dw 210 Conway
Owens Leah, milliner, 112 Bank
Owens Mary A. 80 n Central av
Owens Michael, laborer, 78 Union
Ov/ens Peter, grocery, 53 n Front
Owens Richard H. clerk, 303 Hollins
Owens Robert D. clerk, 245 Franklin
Owens Robert, barkeeper, 257 s Broadway
Owens Robert, U. S. N. 272 e Pratt
Owens Samuel, engineer, 46 s Schroeder
Owens Thos. M. police, 189 Orleans
Owens Dr. Thomas, 174 s Paca
Owens Thomas D. of tobacco warehousR No.

1, 127Mullikin
Owens Wm. H. commission merchant, 7

Wood, dw Fremont opposite George
Owens Wm. T. (W. T. Smithson & Co.) 72

Bolton
Owens Wm. P. cooper, 234 e Lombard
Owings Dr. A. G. 77 St. Paul
Owin^s Charles R. bailiff Superior Court, 232

w Hoffman
Owings George W. blacksmith, 56 Boyd
Owings Mrs. Hannah, 224 Hollins
Owings Dr. Henry W. 103 w Fayette
Owings Israel C. engineer, 19 n Fremont
Owings John A. granite cutter, l.'jQ s Fremont
Owings John, blacksmith, 36 William
Owings John B. clerk, 139 n Eutaw
Owings Kate M. tailoress, 19 n Fremont
Owings Mary, 19 n Fremont
OWINGS SAMUEL B. commission mer-
chant, 62 s Gay, dw 170 n Calvert
.Owings Mrs. Sarah C. 582 Lexington
Owings Sophia N. 671 Lexington
Owings Dr. Thomas, 103 w Fayette
Ox Henry, cigar maker, 250 Aliceanna
Ox Philip, varnisher, 85 Grindall
Oxa Henry, laborer, 1 Wyeth
Oxford David, soldier, 266 e Monument
Oxworth Daniel, shoemaker, 94 s Poppleton
Oxworth Dan'l W. shoemaker, 94 s Poppleton
Oyler Eveline, seamstress, 3 Walsh
Oyler Henry, cooper, 353 s Charles
Oysterman August, cabinet maker, 47 Druid

Hill av
Ozman John W., U. S. N. 296 s Charles

P

Pabst Andrew, flour merchant, 139 n How-
ard, dw 128 Columbia

Paca John P. secretary Corn Exchange, 54

Saratoga
Paca Martha Ann, 51 Harmony la

PACA STEAM MILLS, for the
Manufacture of Mustard and
Ground Spices, Charles Markell,
Proprietor. OflQce s e cor Calvert
and Lombard.

Packett Eli, laborer, 219 Washington, F. H.
Packie Alexander, stone cutter, s e cor Monu-
ment and Davis, dw 228 w Hoffman
Packie Alexander, jr. stone cutter, 228 w

Hoffman
Paddington Mrs. Isabella, 119 w Biddle
Paddinglon Margaret, 119 w Biddle
Paddon James, fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Paddon Margaret, washerwoman 61 Gough
Paddon Mary Eliza, 123 n Exeter
Padget Robert J huckster, 173 Orleans
Fadget Wm. H. huckster, 8 s Bond
Padgett Wm. shoemaker, 10 Ryan
Padgett W. A. commission merchant, 17

Commerce, dw 16 St. Paul
Padroy Jacob, laborer, 322 Aisquith
Paff Jacob, tailor, 271 s Durham
Paff John, barkeeper, 81 Mulberry
Paff John, laborer, 163 s Dallas
Pafft Wm. boiler maker, 120 McElderry
Page Albert C. clerk, 25 Stiles
Page Albert W. painter, 61 Greenmountav
Page Arthur, stone cutti.'r, 330 n Eutaw
PAGE BROS. & CO. (George S. Page, T.
L. Page, C Hart Smitii,) roofing materials
and naval stores, 111 Smith's whf

PAGE GEORGE & CO. (George
Page, George P. Page, H. Joseph
Roberts,) Machinists and Manu-
facturers of Patent Portable Saw
Mills, also Portable and Station-
ary Steam Engines. 5 n Schroe-
der.— [See p. 15 „idvertiseinents.]

Page G. P. (Geo. Page & Co.) 11 Carey

Page Lewis A. clerk, 25 Stiles

Page Richard V. grocery, 240 w Pratt, dw 123

s Paca
Page Theodore L. (Page Bros. & Co.) New

York
Page Thomas, clerk, 25 Stiles
PAGE WASH l.\GTO.\ A. lumber, &c., 182

Light-st. wharf, dw 25 Stiles
Page Wm. J. carver, 168 Montgomery
Pagel Wm. shoemaker, 76 Towson
Pagels Edward, clerk B. <feO. R. R. 161 Sara-
toga
Pagels George H , jr. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 161

Saratoga
PAGELS GEORGE H. iron railing manu-
facturer, n e cor Saratoga and Jasper, dw
159 Saratoga
Pagon Wm. H. bookkeeper, 175 St. Paul
Palil Wm. lager beer saloon, 116 Low
Pahmyer Gotleib, near 55 s Eutaw
Paine Allen, Son & Co., (Allen Paine, W. H.
Paine, Wm. G. Gekler,) saddlery hard-
ware store, 2 s Liberty

RAYMOIVD, BURTOIV «S; CO., 16S Baltimore-st., nf,\r C .Ivert. keep tlie Largest and
Best Appointed Slurt and Fiu-nie>}iiiig GooAi- Houmc in the United States.

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THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Paine Allen, (Allen Paine, Son & Co.) 334

Saratoga
Paine Charles T. (Cugle, Sickel & Co.) 184

Sarato2:a
Paine John A. carpenter and builder, over 7 n

Sharp, dw 328 Saratoga
Paine Wm H. (Allen Paine, Son & Co ) dw

135 German
Paini Francis, ladies' hair dresser, 91 n

Charles
Paini George, clerk, 358 Lexington
Paini Joseph, barber and hair dresser, under

Gilmor House, Monument square
Painter Edward, painter, 313 n Central av
Painter Dr. Nathan, chiropodist, 2U e Balti-
more
Painter Wm. & Co. (Wm. Painter, Charles
Painter,) patent blacking-box makers, 45
Holiday
Painter Wm. (Wm. Painter & Co.) 397 n

Central av
Pairo Charles W. banker, 173 Garden
Paisley Donald, clerk, 199 w Fayette
Pakel Wm F. soldier, 228 Columbia
PALAGANO D., (successor to M. Tracy &
Sons,) merchant tailor, 20 n Charles, dw
114 wBiudle
Palm Frederick, shoemaker, 201 Montgomery
Palmer Charles, mariner, 122 s Caroline
Palmer Chas. H. pattern maker, over 11 Fred-
erick, dw 410 n Gay
Palmer David K. clerk, 227 Franklin
Palmer Kdward, jr. clerk, 227 Franklin
Palmer Edward L. & Co. (E. L. Palmer, W.
C. Crosby,) wholesale dealers in foreign
fruits, 15 13owly's wharf
Palmer Edw. L. (E. L. Palmer &, Co.) 371 w

Lombard
Palmer George M. sutler, 163 Mulberry
Palmer Mrs. Harriet, 1 n High
Palmer Mrs. Henrietta, 225 Franklin
Palmer Henry, surgeon U. S. V. Howard

House
Palmer Henry C. paper hanger, 144 n Bond
Palmer John M. bookkeeper, 371 w Lombard
Palmer Capt. John, mariner, 90 s Bond
Palmer Mrs. Joseph, 7 Littel al
Palmer Simuel, engineer, 11 s Republican
Palmer Thomas J. clerk, 1 n High
Palmer Wm. P. clerk, 227 Franklin
Palmer Wm. 227 Franklin
Palmer Wm. C. 1 n High
Palmer Wm. C. agent Children's Aid Society,

166 w Lombard
Pamphilion James S. machinist, 14 Fort av
Pamphilion Nicholas, sergt. police, 113 L.

Greene
Pamphilion Wm. H. painter, 200 Lee
Panroast John, capt. police, 277 s Charles
PANCOAST JOSEPH T. of U. S. Sanitary

Commission, 46 s Sharp, dw227 n Eutaw
Pancoast Wm. P. grocer, n w cor Saratoga

and Strieker
Paneiti Ernest F. barber, 21 e Pratt
Paiietti Dr. Jacob, 245 s Bond
Pan.iti Dr. John Philip, 88 e Lombard
PANNELL JAMES E. proprietor High-st.

Iiolel, 4s High
Panii I'eter, barkeeper, 118 w Fayette
PAPE Dr G. EDWARD, 55 n Kutaw
Pape .lohn, 180 Ann

Papier Wm, ornamental painter, 173 Green-
mount av

Papp John, soldier, 63 Lancaster
Papplar George W. butcher, 16 and 18 Fell's
Point market, and wholesale provisions, 9
n Choptank
Papplar Henry, trunk maker, 127 Gough
Papplar Jacob, butcher, 38 Centre and 54

Fell's Point markets, dw 466 e Baltimore
Pardoe Robert A. (Pardoe & White,) 182

Hanover
PARDOE & WHITE, (R. A. Pardoe, J.

Wtiite,) groceries and liquors, 105 South
Pardoe Wm. bookkeeper, 44 Henrietta
Park Samuel W. caulker, 19 Walker
Parker Alfred, tinner, 227 Aliceanna
Parker Campbell, drayman, 460 Saratoga
Parker Edward G. painter, 185 e Lombard
Parker E. G. (Brooks & Parker,) 201 e Lom-
bard

^

)(TARKELl E. L. & CO. (E. L. Par
ker, Oliver A. Parker, John E.
H. Boston,) Importers 'and Deal-
ers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Hoop
Iron, Rivets, Spelter, Sheet Zinc,
Wire, Pig and Bar Iron, Pig and
Bar Lead, Copper Bottoms, Sheet
Copper, Copper, Tinners' Tools
and Machines, aod Stamped Ware
of all kinds, &e., &c., 83 s Charles

Parker E. L. (E. L. Parker & Co.) Balti-
more CO

Parker E. L., jr. deputy surveyor custom
house, 624 w Fayette

Parker Elias, laborer, 561 w Lombard

Parker Elias, jr. drover, 666 w Pratt

Parker Ellen E. 124 Barre

Parker Fredi.rick, tailor, 516 w Pratt

Parker Frederick, soldier, 416 w Fayette

Parker Jacob, varnisher, 192 Conway

Parker Jacob, fireman, 235 Hollins

Parker James, clerk, 117 n Central av

Parker Jame.s, drayman, 464 S.u-atoga

Parker John, tailor, 64 Thames

Parker John, weaver, 123 Peirce .

Parker John, shij) carpenli;r, 67 Henrietta I

Parker John W mariner, 96 n Bond

Parker Joseph K. clerk, 163 w Lombard

PARKER J., jr. tavern, 4 n Liberty, dw Bal-
timore CO

Parker , fireman N. C. R. 357 Cathedral -^

Parker Margaret, tavern, 27 lork

Parker M-iria, 10 Thomsen

Parker Mary J. grocer, s e corner Eden and
Fayette

Parker Nathan, clerk, 4 n Howard

Parker Oliver A. (E. L. Parker & Co.) 316
Lexington

Parker Richard , 8 Temple

Parker Sarah, corset maker, 93 n Charles

Parker VI rs. Sarah, dressmaker, 95 Mount

Parker Wm. Hamburg house. Fell

Parker Win. D siioemaker, 41 n Fremont

Parkill Robert A. tavern, 64 ii Central av

Parkhurst Andrew R. clerk, 73 St. Paul

Parkluu-st Daniel, 14 s Gieeue

Parkhurst Gi,'i)rge T. (Jared Parkhurst, jr. &, i
Co.) 218 w Fayette I

Parkluir.st Jared, jr. (J. Parkhurst, jr. & Co.) I
73 St. Paul ,1

Jl, HEINRY GIKSE:, Conunla^ion Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Gmin, Seeds, dee.
Rogendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on lumd, 21 Spear's Whar£

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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PARKHIIRST JARED, Jr. & CO. (J. Park-
hurst, G. T. Parkhurst, J. W. S. Brady,)
general commission merchants and dealers
in oils and candles, 78 South
Parkhurst Pardon C. grocery, 80}-;^ Mulberry
PARKHURST SIMON, wine "and liquor
commission merchant, 76 South, dw 14 s
Greene
Parkhurst Capt. Wm. H. commissary de-
partment, 33 n Calvert
Parkinson James R. 2.5 Greenmount av
Parkinson Joel B. machinist, 229 Aisquilh
Parkman Rev. C. M. C4 n Charles
Parks Arch, ship joiner, ICO s Ann
Parks Benj. laborer, 35 Gittings
Parks Boyer, carpenter, 195 Bank
Parks Caleb, carpenter, 138 Gough
Parks Catherine, 35 Gittings
Parks Curtis W. tavern, Itt Cross
Parks Elizaiieth, tailoress, 18 Lee
Parks George, laborer, 431 Light
Parks James H. clerk, 181 McCulIoh
Parks James, carpenter, 179 Chesnut
Parks John A. brickmaker, 35 Gittings
Parks John W. huckster and junk dealer, 442

Light
Parks Joseph, carpenter, 363 Cathedral
Parks Joseph B. harness maker, 7 McIIenrv
Parks Mrs. Lilly, grocer, 452 Light
Parks Lloyd B. transportation agent Balti-
more Steam packet Co., 144 St. Paul
Parks Laura M. matron Cliildren's Aid So-
ciety, 166 w Lombard
Parks Robt. F. mariner, 38 Cross
Parks Susan, 219 s Wolfe
Parks Susan, 157 Conway
Parks Mrs. Wm. B. 157 Conway
Parisen W. B. (I'hiladelphia Branch house,)

67 Presidi'nt
Parlett Benjamin J. blacksmith, 111 Hollins
Parlett B. F. (B. F. Parlett & Co.) 6u4 w
Fayette

PARLETT B. P. & CO. (B. P. Par-
lett, M. D. Savin, J. Fowler,)
wholesale dealei s in Manufactur-
ed and Leaf Tobacco, Nos. 92 w
Lombard Street and 5 Water
Street, near South.

Parlett Elizaiieth, 293 n Eutaw

PARLETT MOSES L. Hand tavern, 42 n

Paca
Parlett Noah Edwin, tobacconist, 88)^ Light

St. wharf, dw 216 s Charles
Parlett Thomas E. (Miller & Parlett,) Hand

tavern, 42 n Paca
Parlette Thomas, police, 12 Bolton
Parley Mrs. Susan, laundress, 107 Hill
Parncutt Robert, painter, 159 Vine
Parnell Thomas, gardener, Philadelphia road,

near city limits
Parr David Preston, china, glass, &c., 210 w

Baltimore, dw 101 Cathedral
Parr Henry, china store, 68 Holland
Parr Israel M. (^McConky & Parr,) 290 Mad-
ison av
Parr James L. examining clerk Superior

Court, 65 e Lombard
Parr John, wagoner, 144 n Front

Parr John H. bookkeeper, 24 n Schroeder

Parr John, shoemaker, 1 s Durham

Parr Michael, paver, 360 e Eajjer

Parr Rebecca W. dress mak. 151 e Baltimore

Parr Wm. shoemaker, 475 n Gay

Parramore James H. W. furnishing business,

42 Lexingion
Parramore James W. salesman, 40 Lexington
Parran James R. clerk, 328 w Fayette
Parrel Ann, 34 Jew al, 0. T.
Parrett Wm. 131s Sharp

Parrish Edward S. grocery, 1 Columbia, dw3
Parrish John H. bricklayer, 793 w Baltimore
Parrish James H. clerk, 2 Portland
Parrish Jas. J. clothes cutter, 200 w Madiaon
Parrish John, butcher, 165 e Eager
Parrish John, laborer, 165 e Eager
Parri-sh Wm. butcher, 103 Greenmount av
Parrish Wm. butcher, 3 Hudson al
Parrish Wm. T. bookkeeper, 2 Portland
Parri.sh Wm. B. collector, 2 Portland
Parrott Henry, tinner, 92 Central av
Parrott James F. clerk Post Office, 92 n Cen-
tral av
Parrott James W. tailor, 92 n Ci-ntral av
Parrott J. Frank, clerk P. O. Id. 5 n Paca
Parrott Joseph J. sailmaker, 315 e Pratt
Parry Capt Cyrus B. 54 Granliy
Parry James, tinner, 7 Jackson
Parsons Edward W. bookkeefjer, 48 Hanover
Parsons Mrs. Eleanora, 6 Hamburg
Parsons Francis A. attorney, Hiddle nr Eden
Parsons James, laborer, 43 Burke
Parsons James T. tailor, 224 e Lombard
Parsons John H. caulker, 6 Hamburg
Parsons Joseph, boat builder, York nr Light,

dw 66 York
Parsons Lorenzo, bookkeeper. 44 S iratoga
Parsons Mrs. Rosanna, milliner, 149 w Mad-
ison
Parsons Rufus M. clerk B. & O. R. R,, dw

49 Hanover
Parsons Sarah, Falls road, near Northern av
Parsons Sarah, 129 Hollins
Parsons Stephen P. miller, 152 Elisor
Parsons Theodore, clerk B. & U. R. R., n e

coi' Madison and Gardner
Parsons Wm. carp. 28 Boyd, dw 7 Hollins
Parsons Wm S. painter, 6 Hamburg
Part Charles, potter, 236 s Ann
Partin Eliza, dressmaker, 293 w Pratt
Partin Hannah, dressmaker, 293 w Pratt
Partington Rich'd, machinist, 36 n Schroeder
Partner Fred'k, laborer, 69 s Durham
Partridge Francis, steward, 125 s Castle
Partridge Leonard, tavern, 10 s Hond
Partridge Leonard E. (Johnson & Partridge,)

10 s Bond
Pascal Capt. James I. P. 44 s Ann
Pascal Marion, carpenter, 26 Hanipstead
Pascal Mrs. Mary, se cor Broadway and

Gough
Pascal Mrs Elizabeth, 26 Hampstead
Passano .loseph, 244 w Lombard
Passano Jos , jr. successor to T. H. White-
hurst's photograph gallery, over 123 w Bal-
timore, dw 16 s Calvert
Passano Joseph, sr., 23 Read
PASSANO LEONARD, importer and jobber
of fancy goods and notions, 52 C^'utre mar-
ket sp. & 268 w Baltimore, dw 2H0 Madison
Passano Leonard, jr., clerk, 280 Madison av
Passano Louis D. clerk, 280 Madison av

AUG. G. MEYER .fe CO., Mant.fact«ri rs of AVhite Lead, Zi«c, Putty, I^ampblacU, Glue,
Neatgfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints ami Varnishes, 100 W, Lombard Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clotliing at Moderate Prices.

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Passfino Win. R. clerk, 280 Madison
Passeay James A. deputy warden of Jail, 87

Penna av
Pasquay Christian, 545 e Fayette
Pasqiiay & Geauindt, (H. Pasquay, C.Ge-

mundt,j tanners, 5 Harrison,
Pasquay Henry, (Pasquay & Gemundt,)

90 n Ann
Pasquay Lewis, currier, 90 n Ann
Paste Mayland, collector, 180 e Baltimore
Pasterfield Wm. H. tinner, 357 e Fayette
Pasters Chas. F. 101 n Eden
Pasters Rachel, 101 n Eden
Pasters Jas. T. soldier, 65 McElderry
Pastorinus Samuel, collector, 25'2 Mulberry
PATAPSCO COMPANY, 48 Lexington
Pate Chas. ship carpenter, 96 s Chester
Pate Joseph, pilot, 86 s Washington, F. P.
Pate Wm. pilot, 131 s Ann
Patrick .Vlr's. Charity, 212 e Pratt
Patrick Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker, 21 s

Eutaw
Patrick Capt. John, Franklin Inn
Patrick Lorenzo, tailor, 21 s Eutaw
Patrick Samuel H clerk, 88 Mulberry
Patrick Sumuel H. watchman, 122 Mulberry
Patrick Dr. Thomas L. 145 s Chester
Patrick Dr. Thomas L. 137 s Bond
Patten Charles, clerk, 118 Barre
Patten Edward, printer, 314 w Lombard
Patten Mrs. George, 35 s High
Patten Wm. clerk National Bank, dw 314 w

Lomb;ird
Patten Wm. H., jr. clerk National Bank, dw

314 w Lombard
PATTERSON ABRAHAM B. stock and

bill broker, n e cor South and Lombard, dw

357 w Fayette
Patterson Mrs. Ann J. 296 Mulberry
Patterson Capt. C. mariner, 34 s Bond
Patterson Charles W. baker, 323 e Eager
Patterson David, clerk, 714 Penna ay
Patterson Edward, (J. W. & E. Patterson,)

361 En taw place
PATTERSON EDWARD, 361 Eutaw place
Patterson Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Orleans
Patterson Mrs. Emily J. poetical writer, 64

Holiday
Patterson George, cigar maker, 262 Franklin
Patterson George R. ship carpenter, 311 Light
Patterson Georg<^, carver, 216 Mulberry
Patterson George W. painter, 103 Ensor
Patterson Gilbert, provision store, 42 n Cal-
vert, dw 19 n Gay
Patterson Hannah, 62 s Eden
Patterson Isaac, sutler, 301 e Eager
Patterson Jacob, bricklayer, 18 Ogston
Patterson .lames, shoemaker, 360 e Monument
Patterson James, watchman, 23 Buren
Patterson James, clerk, 54 s Sharp
Patterson James, laborer, 105 Elliott
Patterson Jane, nurse, 34 Tyson
Patterson Jane, grocery, 61 Preston
Patterson John, grocer, 145 McElderry's whf.

dw 16 Watson
Patterson John, (Henry C. Brown & Co.) 16

Watson
Patterson John, machinist, 219 Boston
Patterson John T. plasterer, 128 Stirling
Patterson Dr. John H. 58 St. Paul
Patterson John, agent, 31 n Gilmor
PATTERSON J. W. & E. over 24 South
PATTERSON JOSEPH W. 122 Park

Patterso!! Joseph, bookbinder, 369 w Fayette
PATTEKSON & KINGSBURY, (S. R. Pat-
terson, W. W. Kingsbury,) commission
merchants, 120 North
Patterson Lloyd, shoemaker. 180 n Broadway
Patterson Mary, 402 w Fayette
Patterson Mary A. 127 w Madison
Patterson Mary A. laundress, 11 Preston
Patterson Mrs. Mary, 122 s High
Patterson Mrs. Mary, 89 Park
Patterson Margaret F. matron Christ Church

Asylum for female children, 27 Garden
Patterson Mrs. Margaret, 561 Lexington
Patterson Maria, hucksteress, 77 Booth
Patterson M. M. blacking manufacturer, 4

Orleans
Patterson Park, e Lomlmrd extended
Patterson Prudence, 293 w Pratt
Patterson Richard, clerk, 129 Aisquith
Patterson Richard E. printer, 129 Aisquith
Patterson Robert, wood turner, 133 Columbia
Patterson Robert, blacksmith, 44 Milliman
Patterson Samuel W. huckster, 229 Peirce
Patterson Samuel J. ship carpenter, over 64 n

Eden
Patterson Samuel R. (Patterson & Kings-
bury,) 74 n Calvert
Patterson Sarah, 171 Hollins
Patterson Susan, grocery, 228 n Howard
Patterson Thos. N. tobacconist, 74 n Paca
Patterson Wm. 89 Park

Patterson Wm. G.raerch't tailor, 130 s Broad-
way
Patterson Wm. R. recording clerk Superior

Court, near Druid Hill park
Pattison Mrs. Ann, 86 Lee
Pattison Mrs. E boarding house, 44 Hanover
Pattison Jennie, teacher, 86 Lee
Pattison Richard, clerk Harnden Express, 129

.\isquith
Pattison Sarah, teacher, 86 Lee
Pattison Thos. P. 18 n Strieker
Patton John F. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Patton Mary, grocery, 23 Saratoga
Patton Robert, clerk Adams Express, dw 94

Barre
Patton Robert, clerk, 285 Hollins
Patton S.irah, 271 Forrest
Patton Wm. porter 1st National bank, 314 w

Lombard
Patzschke Tobias, tailor, 13 n Central av
Paul Anthony G. carpenter, 49 s Oregon
Paul Conrad L. lager beer saloon, 124 s

Howard
Paul Frederick, tailor, 466 Canton av
Paul Henry, blacksmith, 187 Raborg
Paul Henry, shoemaker, 16 Davis
Paul Jabez S. druggist, 3 n Fremont intersec-
tion Penna. av
Paul Jacob, butcher, 121 s Chapel
Paul James, book agent, 134 Penna. av
Paul John F. bar keeper, 41 German
Paul Wm. agent Spanish and seed leaf tobac-
co, 451 w Baltimore
Paul Wm. E. book binder, 195 n Eutaw
Paul Wm. (Wm. Paul & Co.) 175 n Eutaw
PAUL WM. & CO. (Wm. Paul, Wm. R.
Lindsay,) book binders and stationers, 22
Water and 114 w Baltimore
Paullin Stephen F. (E. F. Street & Co.) 25

Sharp
Paulus John, nail maker, 313 n Central av
Pausch Henry, shoemaker, 207 s Chapel

TH£ GUOVCIR. & BAKEK SKVV'IMC ItlACHIiVK is the best for all purposes— SAXJCB
KOOJIS— 181 BaltUuore Street.

Well-dressed People buy theii- Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Pausch John, cigar maker, 96 Harford av
Pawley Finley, cliinaand glass, 18 s Calvert,

dw 5 Holland
Pawley James, jr. 210 e Baltimore
Pawley John, tailor, 623 w Pratt
Pawley Jno. A. watchmaker, 24 n Republican
Pawley Kose, teacher, 210 Baltimore
Pawson Wm. S. commission merchant, 95

Smith's wharf, dw 181 w Madison
Paxton Mrs. Capt. James, 101 Park
Payant Edward, carpenter, 54 e Fayette
Payne Guvey, clerk, 68 Penna. av
Payne James, huckster, 175 Lee
Payne John J. carpenter, 414 w Fayette
Payne W. S. (Payne & Wilson,) 13 Strieker
Payne & Wilson, (Wm. S. Payne, H. Wil-
son, produce com. merch'ts, 50 s Frederick
Paynter, Davis & Co. (N. W. Paynter,) of-
fice 1 St. Paul
Paynter Nathaniel W. (Paynter, Davis &

Co.) 304 Eutaw place
PEABODY HOUSE, Edward Lloyd, pro-
prietor, n e cor St. Paul and Centre
Peabody Institute, s e cor Mount Vernon and

Washington places
Peach Charles, stone cutter, 12 Thomsen
Peach Giles, stone cutter, 12 Thomsen
Peach Gotleib, grocer, 305 Aisquith
Peach John R. machinist, Francis near Mad-
ison av
Peach Joseph A. machinist, 1 Scott
Peachey Thomas G. saddler, 74 n High
Peabody Fire Insurance Company of Balti-
more, Second st, adjoining Post Office,
Thos. I. Carey, president
Peacock Mrs. Ellen, 276 Franklin
Peacock Geo. W. custom house, 201 Lee
Peacock Geo. ship carpenter, 136 Lancaster
Peacock Geo. ship carpenter, 112 s Bond
Peacock Ingram E. furniture, 275 w Pratt
Peacock James, ship carpenter, 56 s Regester
Peacock John M. tinner, 1 s Eutaw, dw 423

w Lombard
Peacock John D. machinist, 276 Franklin
Peacock John, shoemaker, 216 e Fayette
Peacock John, shoemaker, 206 German
Peacock Mary A. tailoress, 9 Walker
Peacock Mar.y J. 3 Madison
Peacock Richard, 18 Essex
Peacock Samuel, 12 Somerset
Peacock Thomas, clerk, 276 Franklin
Peacock Wm. huckster, 205 Forrest
Peacock Wm. H. puddler, 18 Essex
Peak Wm. H. printer, 395 Light
Peake Wm. H. printer, 176 n Exeter
Peale John W. deputy clerk Superior Court,

dw Baltimore county
Pealer Albert, cigar maker, 28 Albemarle
Pealo Peter, barkeeper, 65 n Front
Pearce Abaline, seamstress, 128 Harford av
Pearce Elizabeth, 83 n Front
Pearce John T. ropemaker, 416 Harford av
Pearce Jolin, 39 n High
Pearce John A. W. clerk, 16 St. Mary
Pearce Joseph C. seaman, 11 L. Paca
Pearce Mrs. Mary A. 489 w Pratt
Pearce Mrs. Mary J. 4 Brannan ct
Pearce Obediah, machinist, Eagle Hotel
PEARCE SAMUEL T. salt dealer, 58 Ex-
change place, dw 94 Hanover
Pearce Dr. T. T. G 39 n Hijjh
Ptarl Samuel T. engineer, 429 w Lombard
Pearl Wm. L. conductor, 66 s Poppleton

Pearl Stephen R. (S. R. Pearl & Co.) 157 w

Lombard
Pearl S. R. & Co. (S. R. Pearl, H. A. White,)
wholesale dealers in tobacco, cigars, &c. 147
w Pratt
Pearry Joseph, brakesman, 250 Hollins
Pearsall John, soldier, 85 Dawson al
Pearsol Isaac B., Govornment employ, 73 n

High
Pearson Andrew, 36 Williamson al
Pearson & Coleman, (Francis W Pearson,
Geo. E. Coleman,) produce commission
merchants, 106 w Lom!)ard
Pearson Emeline, tailoress, 495 n Gay
Pearson Francis W. (Pearson & Coleman,)

560 w Fayette
Pearson George, coffee roaster, confectioner
and wholesale dealer in tea, coffee and
spices, 105 Lexington
Pearson Harry, salesman, 183 w Baltimore
Pearson Henrietta, teacher, 68 Hamburg
Pearson Henry, clerk, 98 s Bond
Pearson Mrs. Joseph, 287 Hollins
Pearson Julia, 36 Williamson al
Pearson Lawson, U. S. N. 36 Williamson al
Pearson Mrs. Mary A. boarding, 98 s Bond
Pearson Mrs. Mary, 53 n Carey
Pearson Capt. Solomon, 104 Washington, F.H
Pearson Mrs. S. E. hardware, 767 w Balti-
more
Pearson Summerfield, clerk, 68 Hamburg
Pearson Thomas R. & Co. (T. R. Pearson,)
merchandise brokers, 3 Grocer's Exchange,
Commerce
Pearson Thos. J. engineer, 221 Montgomery
Pearson Thomas E. clerk, 560 w Fayette
Pearson Thomas, cloth cutter, 285 s Eutaw
Pearson Thomas, 231 w Biddle
Pearson Wm. H. clerk, 104 Washington, F.H.
Pease Christopher, cooper, 35 Chaisworth

Pease Dr. , 9 n Calhoun

Pease Francis, cooper, 32 Marion

Pease James, cigar maker, 35 Chatsworth

Pease Dr. R. W. surgeon JNewton hospital,

dw Calhoun nr Fayette
Peaster Henry, cigar maker, 4 n Schroeder
Peastor Wm. J. machinist, 4HG Franklin
Pecht John H. rigger, 245 s Wolfe
Peck A. R. 141 w Fayette
Peck David A J. conductor City Pass. Rail-
way, 8 s Oregon
Peck Joseph, 141 w Fayette
Peck Joseph H. bookbinder, 35 Stiles
Peck Mrs. Marion A. 9 Chatsworth
Pecor Alfred^C. trader, 112 Greenmountav
Peddey Fred'erick, laborer, 117 Washington,

F. H.
Peddicord William, tanner, 104 Ramsay
Peding John, conductor C. P. Railway, 632 w

Pratt
Pedrick Abigail, laundress, 12Armistead la
Pedrick Geo. G. carpenter, 25 Booth, dw 73 n

Poppleton
Pedrick John, carpenter, 25 Booth, dw 73 n

Poppleton
Pedro James, ship carpenter, 52 Philpot
Peduzzi Francis, coach smith, 51 Morth, dw

13 McEldcrry
Peduzzi Wm. P. engineer; 82 s Broadway
Peed John, huckster, 158 n Eden
Peed J. R. (Townsend & Askins,) 218 East-
ern av
Peed John W. 93 s Bond

OTAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire ami Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Pecrce Robt. C. salesman, 30 e Lombard
Peet Liicien R. professor of languages, 168

Druid Hill av
Pefifer John F. baker, 94 n Howard
Pegg N. R. C. 14 n Exeter
Peifer John, laborer, 195 s Regester
Peimz Joseph, junk store, 63 Bank
Peiner Jacol), clerk, G4 Orleans
Peirce Geo. H. dentist, 179 e Baltimore
Peirce Geo. H. tobacconist, 23 n Gay, dw

Charlestown, Va
Peirce Israel, property agent, 192 Preston
Peirce Mary, seamstress, 98 Hudson
Peirce Samuel, salt dealer, 39 n Gay
Peirce Thomas, commission merchant, 20

Bowly's wharf, dw 573 w Fayette
Peirce Wm. H. commission merchant, 9 Ger-
man, dw 53 Lexington
Peircy Jacob M. coach painter, 378 n Gay
Peircy John, police, 378 n Gay
Peirsol Mrs. Mary, 44 Chew
Peirson Hamilton A- clerk, 378 w Lombard
Peirson Henry, bookkeeper, 550 Lexington
Peirson Thos. G. (Wm. Peirson & Co.) 244

w Lombard
Peirson William, (Wm. Peirson & Co.) 244

w Lombard
Peirson Wm. & Co. (Wm. Peirson, T. G.
Peirson,) dry goods commission merchants,
17 German
Peistel Michael, laborer, 247 s Ann
Peithman Clamor D. watchmaker, 30 w Pratt,

dw 4 West Fails av
Peitz Harnian, tailor, 294 s Ann
Peliicots Julius, lager beer saloon, s w corner

Pratt and Central av
Pels Mrs. J. boots and shoes, 59 n Eutaw
Pelz Rudolph, bar tender, 267 w Pratt
Pelz Yeita, 124 Mulberry
Pencil M ichael, cooper, 249 Hambur?
Pender Gottleib, saddler, 23 L. McElderry
Pendergast Charles, forwarding and shipping
merchant, 77 Smith's whf, dw 27 n Calvert
PENDERGAST FREDERICK &, CO. (Je-
rome Pendergast, Henry A. Fenwick,)
shipping merchants, 77 .Smith's whf
Pendergast Jerome A. (Frederick Pendergast

&Co ) St. Paul nr Eager
Pendergast John, tavern, 54 York
Pendergast Thomas, laborer, 10 Bath
Pendergast William, 14 Front, n of Foundry
PENDEXTER HENRY & C(). (11. Pen-
dexter, G. Bantz,) boot and shoe commis-
sion merchants, 330 w Baltimore
Pendextcr Henry, (Henry Pendexter & Co.)

225 n Charles
Pendexter William, clerk, 225 n Charles
Pendleton Klizabeth, 175 n Howard
Pendleton E. G. 90 Madison
Pendleton Ellen M. 175 n Howard
PENDLtTON PHILIP P. flour and com,
merchant, 171 and 173 n Howard, dw 99
Park
Pendleton Mrs. Robert W. 68 Cathedral
Penington Arnold N. clerk, 219 Conway
PENLNGTON AUG. H. conveyancer, 65

Hanover, dw 54 Lee
Penington D. F. clerk, 65 Hill
Penington Ross T. clerk, 65 Hill
Penn Alex. (^Penn & Dyer,) 85 n Charles
Penn & Dyer, (Alex. Penn, J. Dyer,) com.
merciiants. Grocer's Exchange, up stairs, s
e cor Exchange place and Commerce

Penn Geo. W. brickmaker, 53 Elizabeth la
Penn Jacob P. car maker, 71 McHenry
Penn Jacob, brick maker, 412 Light
Penn Jacob, boat builder, 422 Light
Penn Lemuel, watchman, 94 s Poppleton
Penn Mrs. Sarah, 256 w Fayette
Penn Mrs. Sophia, 1 n Ann
Penn Thos. P. police 163 Conway
Penniman Augustus, bookkeeper Gas Co. 68

Courtland
Penniman & Bro. (N. G. Penniman, W. R.
Penniman,) hardware merchants 10 n How-
ard
Penniman Edward, clerk, 68 Courtland
Penniman Florence, teacher, 243 Mulberry
Penniman Geo. C. president A mer. Telegraph

Co., 21 South, dw 73 Cathedral
Penniman Horace, clerk, 243 Mulberry
Penniman Nicholas G. (Penniman & Bro.)

117 w Monument
Penniman Mrs. Sarah J. 243 Mulberry
Penniman Wm. R. (Penniman & Bro.) 263

Madison av
Penning John, broom maker, 1 n Bond
Penning Sylvester, E. coach maker, 56 Ger-
man, dw 293 w Pratt
Pennington Arnold N. clerk, 219 Conway
Pennington Catherine E. 291 Columbia
Pennington Charles J. sec'y Loudon Park

Cemetery, dw n Charles above Centre
Pennington Charles, attorney, 142 Washing-
ton place
Pennington Deborah N. 115 n Exeter
Pennington Edward, clerk, 40 McKlderry
Pennington James, chair maker, 40 Milliman
Pennington John S. mariner, 101 Chew
Pennington Josias,jr. (Murdoch & Penning-
ton,) 25 Franklin
Pennington Josias, attorney, 82 w Fayette,

dw 53 Mount Vernon place
PENiNlNGTON & RKAD, (W. C. Pen-
nington, W. G. Read,) attorneys, 48 Lex-
ington
Pennington Robert H. dualer in coal 205 n

Howard
Pennington Susan, boarding, 10 s Gay
Pennington Wm. C. painter, 139 n Bethel
Pennington Wm. C. (Pennington & Read,)

53 Mount Vernon place
Pennington Wm. J. carpenter, 226 n Eden
Pennington Wm. attorney, 53 Mount Vernon

place
Penrose E. G. & Co. (Eliakim G. Penrose,
Wm. A. Simi'son,) flour and general com-
mission merchants, 153 n Howard
Penro.se E. G. (E. G. Penrose & Co.) Biddle

nr Garden
Penschmidt Conrad, cooper, 45 n Dallas
Penschmidt Henry, laborer, 19 Elizabeth la
Penschmidt Henry, cooper, 34 n Bond
Pentland James, florist, cor Oliver and Green-
mount av
Pentland Robert F. feed store, 204 n Gay, dw

246 Aisquith
Pentz Chas. A. letter carrier, 26 n Ann
Pentz Charlton G. clerk, 21 Aisquith
Pentz Daniel, 201 e Fayette
Pentz Emery McK. butcher, 89 Centre mar-
ket, dw Point la nr Greenmount Cemetery
Pentz George, laborer, 240 Lemmon
Pentz H. B. wholesale and retail dealer in
groceries, provisions and liquors, 35 w
Pratt, dw 56 n Broadway

Shirts, Draavfrs. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest awd Best, at RAY-
MOIVD. BUIlTOiV «Si CO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 "W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Pentz Henry S. butcher, 63 Belair market,
dw Point la nr Greenmount Cemetery

Pentz James McK. telegraph operator, 63 s
Caroline

Peiitz John J. clerk, 56 n Broadway

PEiNTZ JOHN W. D. (S. J. Pentz, J. W.
D. Pentz,) 23 Aisquith

Pentz Jos. A. P. bookkeeper, 66 n Broadway

Pentz Mrs. Mary, 296 Johnson

PENTZ S. J. & J. W. D., Beef and
Pork Packers, corner Lewis and
Mullikin

PENTZ SAMUEL J. (S.J. Pentz, J. W.

D. Pentz,) 21 Aisquith
Pentz Win. Fletcher, beef and pork packer,

Mullikin nr Brfradway, dw 274 e Fayette
Pentz Wm. H. clerk, 68 n Broadway
PEOPLE'S BANK, n e cor Baltimore and

Para
PEOPLE'S TELEGRAPH CO. 23 South
Pepar Chas. H watchmaker and jeweler, 814

w Baltimore
Pependrink Conrad, boots and shoes, 557 w

Lomliard
Pependrink Conrad, boots and shoes, 196

Lexington, dw 441 w Fayette
Pepersack Joseph, baker, 305 Aisquith
Peppel John F. tailor, 4 Rose
Peppier Alex. G. butcher, 99 Belair and 8
Richmond markets, dw Penna. av nr North-
ern av
Pepplnr Catherine, 145 s Exeter
Peppier Mrs George, butcher, 94 Centre, 17
Lexington and 58 Hanover markets, dw
409 Penrja. av
Peppier George, cooper, 250 Hanover
Peppier Henry, trunk maker, 27 s Central av
Peppier Louisa, milliner, 250 Hanover
Perabeau Henry, teacher of music, 256 n

Howard
Perazch Charles, musician, 489 Belair av
Percey Jacob H. nightman, 112 Ensor
Percival Thomas, 10 Prospect la
Perduzzi William, engineer, 82 s Broadway
Peregoy Mrs. Alethea, 188 w Biddle
Peregoy ('aleb, carpenter, 250 Saratoga
Peregoy Catherine T. 191 e Monument
Peregoy Charles, carpenter, 34 George
Peregoy Clias F. clerk, 191 e Monument
Peregoy Elizabeth, seamstress, 178 George
Peregoy Eliza 'h Ann, seamstress, 178George
Peregoy Elizabeth, washerwoman, 205 Forrest
Perperling Ludwick, tailor, 269 s Bond
Peregoy Isaac C. plasterer, 27 w Biddle
Peregoy James, 266 w Fayette
Peregoy James C. 272 e Lombard
Peregoy John T. carpenter, 206 Garden
Peregoy John H. W. carpenter, 251 e Mon-
ument
Peregoy John W. H. plasterer, 38 St. Peter
Peregoy Joseph C. police, 252 n Central av
Peregoy Joshua S. cigar mak. 86 Druid Hill av
Peregoy Julia Ann, 186 Chesnut
Peregoy Julia Ann, 188 Chesnut
Peregoy Nelson R. bricklayer, 27 s Poppleton
Peregoy Nicholas, carpenter, 49 s Oregon
Peregoy Robert H. teacher, 188 Chesnut
Peregoy Samuel F painter, 130 w Lombard,
dw 67 s Fremont

Peregoy Win. H. plasterer, 178 George
Peregoy Wm. H. carpenter, 108 William
PEREGOY WILLIAM B block and pump
maker, s w cor Bond and Thames, dw 25
s Ann
Peregoy Wm C. D. block and pump maker,
s w cor Bond and Thames, dw 315 e Mon-
ument
Pergel Charles, shoemaker, 243 s Bond
Perin Oliver, sailinaker, 57 McHenry
Ferine Eliza, 293 n Howard
Ferine Mrs. Elizabeth L. 46 Franklin
PERI.\E M. (V SO.NS, (Maulden Ferine. T.
P. Ferine, Wm. G. Sluirar,) western pot-
teries, 713 w Haltimore
Ferine Maulden, (M. Ferine & Sons,) 711 w

Baltimore
Ferine Richard, clerk, 293 n Howard
Ferine Thomas P. (M. Ferine k Sons,) 711

w Baltimore
Ferine Wm. H. constable, 63 Columbia
Peringer Franklin, 11 s Chopiank
Perkins Chas. baggage master, 177 e Pratt
PERKINS&CU. (S. Bevan, W. H. Per-
kins,) dry goods, 24 n Charles
Perkins Eben F. restaurant, 39 e Fayette
Perkins Edward, 192 n Eutaw
PERKINS Dr. ELISHA H. apothecary and
chemist, s w cor^altimore and Greene, dw
110 St. Paul
Perkins Eugene, carpenter, 28 Josephine
Perkins Henry, dyer, 416 w Fayette
Perkins Henry, huckster, 162 n Eden
PERKINS J. H & CO (J. H. Perkins, J.
F. Stenson,) druggists and apothecaries,
136 n Howard
Perkins J. F. & Bro. pharmaceutists, s w cor

Greene and Franklin
Perkins J. W. photographist, over211 w Bal-
timore, dw 84 e Pratt
Perkins James T. inspector of tobacco ware-
house No. 1, 84 Hanover •
Perkins James H. 158 n Howard
Perkins Mrs. Lucreiia D. 12 n Exeter
Perkins Mrs. Mary J. 184 s Ann

PERKINS P. LENFIELD, Photo-
graphic Gallery. For conven-
ience and elegance of arrange-
ment this establishment is sur-
passed by none in Baltimore. For
aged, infirm, or delicate persons,
or young children, this Gallery
has peculiar advantages, it being
all on the first floor. We study
to please. Call and see us, over
205 and 207 w Baltimore, dw 8
Waverly Terrace— [See p. 43 Mver-

tisements.]

Perkins Mrs. Rebecca, tailoress, 197 s Chester
Perkins Thatcher, master of machinery, B.

& 0. R. R., 655 w Lombard
Perkins Wm. H. (Perkins & Co.) 119 Sara-
toga
Perkins Wm. H. H. huckster, 360 n Gay
Perkinson Dr. J. W. 544 Lexington
Perkinson John W. provisions, &c., 31 n
Greene, dw 544 Lexington

J. HEIVRY GIESB:, Commission Merclxant, for the sale of Flour, Grniii, Seeds, «Sic.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster coustautly on Iiand, HI Spear's AVliarf.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Peikinsoii Wesley, cattle, Strieker near Mul-
berry
Ferine Thomas, paint store, 63 Columbia
Ferine Wm. H. constable, 65 Columbia
Perot W. H. commission merchant, over n w

cor Gay and Fratt, dw 181 St. Paul
Perregoy, Klizabeth, washerwoman, 18Somer-

set
Perrigo Daniel, carpenter, 169 Orleans
Perigo James L. (Butler, Ferigo & Way,)

.251 Eastern av
Perrin Peter, luick driver, 14 s F'ront
Perrine Richard J. clerk B. & O. R. R., 293

n Howard
PERRY A. A. & Co. ( A. A. Ferry, G. L.
Perry,) lumber commission merchants, over
s w cor Gay and Lombard
Perry A. A. (A. A. Perry & Co.) 2 miles w

of Fairviewlnn, Old Frederick road
Perry Andrew, carpenter, 156 Gough
Perry Ancel C. (Levi Perry & Co.) Chase nr

Bond
Perry G. C. & Brother, (G. C. Perry, J. S T.

Perry,) merchant tailors, 192 n Gay
Perry BenJ. A. clerk, dw Fountain hotel
Perry Hushrod T. 9 Camden
Perry Edmund, 72 n Exeter
Ferry Edmund, clerk, Gilmor's hotel
Perry Eugene A. photographer, 231 Lexing-
ton
Perry Geo. L. (A. A. Ferry & Co.) dw Old

Frederick road, w of Fairview Inn
Perry Geo. C. (Ferry & Brother,) 265 n Eden
Perry Israel, 23 s Foppleton
Perry Israel, jr., brakesman, 23 s Ponpleton
Perry Jas. C. Ijlacksmilh, 41 n Schroeder
Perry James B clerk, 77 Lee
Perry James St. L. tailor, 154 Aisquith
Perry Jas. (Ferry & Brother,} 154 Aisquith
PERRY JOHN B. boots and shoes, 231

Lexington
Perry Levi & Co. (L. Ferry, A. C. Perry, H.
Clarke,) wholesale and retail sho(! manufac-
turers, 179 w Baltimore, and 144 s Broad-
way
Perry Levi, (Levi Perry & Co.) 315 n Caro-
line
Perry Robert, sparring academy, 9 Franklin

Hall, dw llOe Fratt
Perry Mrs Sarah, 110 e Pratt
Perry Thomas J. W. sailor, 280 .\liceanna
Perry Wm. H blacksmith, 8 Ramsay
Perry Rev. W. J. school rear Eutaw street

M. E. Church, dw 402 Lexington
Personette Geo. W. tailor, 20 Stirling
Personctte John, shoemaker, 26 Ramsay
Personette John, jr., shoi'maker, 26 Ramsay
Personette Rachel, 20 Siirling
Pert Mary, confectionery, 236 s Ann
Pertner Adam, caulker, 214 s Castle
Pervail Mrs. H. M. 289 e Baltimore
Pescud Mrs. Capi. Edward, 30 Stiles
Pestner Michael, shoemaker, 25 New Church
Peter Casper, carter, 450 Light
Peter George, merchant tailor, 7 s Gay
Peter John H. tailor, 6^1 w Biltim )re
Peter John J. propr. Stag Hall, 59 Hanover
Peter Joseph, laborer, 264 n Central av
Peter .Vlicluiel, paver, 7 Smith al
Peter Philip J. slioemaker, 36i Penna. av
Peterkin Mrs. Geo. W. 68 St. Paul
Peterman Louis, blacksmith, 263 West
Peters Adam, laborer, 69 Portland

Pelirs Mrs. Anna Maria, s wcor Greene and

Mulberry
Peters Catherine, grocery, 93 Lexington
Peters Christiana, 134 Aisquith
Peters Clinton H. clerk, 96 n Greene
Peters Daniel, 93 Lexington
Peters Dr. Delbit C. assist surgeon U. S. A.,

Jarvis hospital
Peters Elizab'th A. laundress. House of Refuge
Peters Frederick, oysterman, 198 Canton av
Peters Geo. tailor, 270 Greenmount av
Peters Geo. A. gent's furnishing goods, 214

w Baltimore, dw 96 n Greene
Peters Capt. Henry, 191 s Ann
Peters Jesse T., jr. clerk, 267 w Fayette
Peters Jesse T. stock broker, 4 South, dw

267 w Fayette
Peters John, tavern, 255 s Broadway
Peters John, tavern, 38 Portland
Peters John J. grocery, n w cor Portland and

Emory
PETERS JOHN T. stoves and tin ware, 441

w Fratt
Peters Joseph M. 624 w Lombard
Peters Kate, 71 n Broadway
Peters Lloyd, baker, 230 Saratoga
Peters Mrs. Susan, 296 s Sharp
Peters Misses, boarding, *53 Lexington
Peters P. F. restaurant, 101 Thames
Peters Samuel L. office 13 Lexington, dw Eu-
taw house
Peters Mrs. Theresa, confectionery, 198 Can-
ton av
Peters Wm. painter, 189 Raborg
Peters Wm. H. bookbinder, over 151 w Pratt,

dw 372 w Fayette
Peterson Charles, manner, 3 Bevao
Peterson Charles, 124 Thames
Peterson Capt. Erasmus, mariner, 94 s Bond
Peterson George N. laborer, 93 Granby
Peterson Henry, mariner, 7 s Central av
Peterson John, mariner, 180 s Regester
Peterson Joseph C. clerk, 15 George
Peterson Lewis, tavern, n w cor Liberty and

Cowpen al
Peterson Peter, junk, 5 Fell
Peterson Wm. B. ship carpenter, 33 s Ann
Peterson & Vanlippeloy, (Chas. Peterson, C.

Vanlippeloy,) restaurant, 124 Thames
Peignia Peter, carver, 13 High al
Petherbridge Edward R. crier of Criminal

Court, 312 Hollins
Petherbridge William O. machinist, 3 Jef-
ferson
Petri Adam, piano maker, 11 Clay
Petri Cliarle.s, shoemaker, 176 Raborg
Petri Klizabeth, tavern, 654 w Pratt
Petri George, porter, 26 George
Petroff Wolf, laborer, 58 Essex
Fetry A. Harman, clerk, 39 Perry
Petry Philip, porter, 39 Perry
Feiteboiie John, buyer, 73 s Greene
Peitecord John, laborer, Frederick road w of

toll gate
Pettecord John, hatter, 26 s Front, dw 33

Holland
Fetticord Charles, police, 244 Aisquith
Petticord Geo. H. laborer, 102 n Schroeder
Petticord P(,'ter, hatter, 164 s Caroline
Fetticord Wesley, laborer, 50 n Oregon
Fettig Mrs. Sarah J. 22 Chatsworth
Feitinger Peter, shoemaker, 14 Davis
Petty James, laborer, 239 Hamburg

AVG. O. MEVER & CO., manufacturers ofWliite L.eaU, Zinc, Pntty, Lampblack, Glue,
Neatsfuot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints aiitl V'ai-iUhlies, 100 "W. Lombard Street,

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Petty Robert L. clerk, Maltby house
Petz Louis, barkeeper, 1.3 s Eutaw
Petzeiig George, laborer, 240 Lemmon al
Petzliok HariTian, tailor, 13 Ogston
Petzoid Henry, (Isaac Lobe, Lurssen & Co.)

8 e Lombard
Petzoid Lewis, (Schlott & Petzoid,) 109 s

Siiarp
Petzoid Lewis, jr., salesman, s e cor Pratt and

Paca
Petzoid Wm. clerk, 109 s Sharp
Pew Maria, 181 Aliceanna
Pewtner Thomas H plasterer, Druid Hillav,

bet Towiisend and Mosher
Pfaff Adam, porter, 43 Penn
Pfaflf Adolph, builder, Chester nr Monument
PfafF Adoiph, carpenter, cliester n of Madison
Pfaff Conrad, lager beer, 53 Bank
Pfaff Edward, cigar maker, 251 n Bond
Pfaff Geo. cooper, 7 n Washington, F.P.
Pfaff Geo. cooper, 93 n Caroline.
Pfaff Henry, baker, 200 Gough
Pfaff John, shoemaker, 71 Washington, F. H
Pfaff Joseph, bricklayer, 105 n Central av
Pfaff Thomas, 296 s Register
Pfaff (Jlrich. baker, 2G4 e Monument
Pfaffeiibach John, shoemaker, 7 Birnes
Pfaffenberijer Christopher, tailor, 29 s Bond
Pfalzgraf Henry, barber, 90 n Gay, dw 141 n

Central av
Pfannueller Frederick, laborer, 18G William
Pfarr Dorothy, nurse, 32 Somerset
Pfarr Ludwig, tailor, 32 Somerset
Pfau A. Henry, tavern, 219 Light
Pfeffer Frederick, tinner, 66 \lbemarle
Pfefferman Henry, porter, 77 Chapel
Pfefferman Henry, porter, 34 New Church
Pfeifer August, cabinet maker, 74 s Eutaw
Pfeifer Catherine, 14 Tyson al
Pfeifer John, clerk, 43 Harrison
Pfeiffer August, soldier, Clinton, opposite

Elliott
Pfeiffer Edward, soldier, rear 558 w Balti-
more
Pfeiffer George, laborer, 46 s Wolfe
Pfeiffer Geo. shoemaker. 421 Pi-nna av
Pfeiffer Henry, shoemaker, 67 Portland
Pfeiffer John G. .59 Buren,
Pfeiffer John, baker, 113 n Howard
PFEIFFER NICHOLAS A furniture, n e
corner Howard and Fayette, factory over
227 w Pratt, dw Penna av near Clifton,
Baltimore co. and 26 n Howard
Pfeiffer Matthias, tailor, 32 n Paca
Pfoff Jacob, cabinet maker, 30 Liberty al
Pfeil August, cake and cracker bakery, 212

Light, dw 356
Pfeil Mrs. Catherine, tobacconist, 354 Light
Pfeil Geo. private watchman, 158 Henrietta
Pfeil Henry, shoemaker, 96 Richmond
Pfeil Henry, tinner, 123 Druid Hill av
Pfefliiig David, cattle dealer, 108 Chew
Pfeister Jos. shoemaker, 131) Druid ilillav
Pfeltz Catherine, Philadelphia road, near city

limits
Pfeltz Sarah, 48 s Washington, F. P.
Pfhiger Jacob, copper and olacksmith, 47 Har-
rison
Pfeifler John H newspaper carrier, 74 L^wis
Pfifer Bernhardt, tobacconist, 66 L. Mont-
gomery
Pfifer Mary, 272 Caroline
Pfiffer A. laborer, 4 Harmony la

Pfifser Ferdinand, grocery, 253 s Charles

Pfister John, shoemaker, 13 Mosher

Pfister Mrs. John V. tailoress, 58 Druid

Hill av
Pfister John T. 172 s Chapel
Pfisterer John J. barrels, 130 Druid Hill av
Pfisterer John, shoemaker, 112 s Spring
Pfister Sophia, grocery, 291 s Bond
Pfunea Henry, carter, 123 Orleans
Pflaging Frederick, coppersmith, 4 s Oregon
Pflazor Lewis, laborer, 370 Ostend
Pflingster William, shoemaker, 46 s Republi-
can
Pfrom Mrs. Mary C. cor of Wilson and Bol-
ton al
Pfutzner Frederick, organ builder, 293 n Cen-
tral av
Phabus John, blacksmith, 523 n Gay
Pheifer Christian, lager beer, 364 s Eutaw
Plielan D. gilder, 217 w Pratt
Phelan Elizabeth, confectionery, 13 n Front
Phelan Jesse C. barber, 144 Forrest, dw 13 n

Front
Phelan Nicholas, (Hazlehurst & Phelan,) 148

St. Paul
Phelan Wm. J. machinist, 219 Bank
Phelbin Francis, gardener, Lanvale near John
Phelps Mrs. A. H. L. 363 Eutaw place
Phelps Adoram, salesman, 275 Druid Hill av
Phelps Col. Charles E. attorney, 29 St. Paul,

dw 363 Eutaw place
Phelps Vlrs. Elizabeth, painter, 13 Rock
Phelps George D. saddler, 131 Druid Hill av
Phelps J. J. salesman, 627 w Biltimore
Phelps Joseph, chairmaker, 55 n Pine
Phelps Mrs. Margaret, shoe binder, 340 Sara-
toga
Phelps Mrs. Margaret, 97 n Fremont
Phelps Richard T. painter, 335 n Howard,

c'w 329 Franklin
Phelps Richard T. painter, 3.30 Mulberry
Phelps Samuel T. laborer, 104 Ramsay
Phelps Silas, saddler, 34 n E.Keter
Phelps Silas, clerk, 34 n Exeter
Phelps Wm Jackson, conductor, 618 w Lom-
bard
Plmlps Wm. H. saddler, Brown's hotel, n

High
Phelp.s Wm. saddler, 162 n Ex'Her
Piieiiix Vlrs. Martha, s e cor Townsend and

M'.Culloh
Phe'rkiM-myer August, cigar mak. 92 s Rxeter
PHILADELPHIA, WILM[NGT«JN AND
BALri.VIORE R. R. DEPOT, cor Presi-
dent and Canton av, and Boston e of Leakin
Phile Thomas, whitesmith, 119 Ensor
Philip John, tinner, 204 s Charles
Piiilip Lviis, clerk, 2J4 s Charl-s
Piiilippi Andrew, barber, 94 e Mxdison
Philippi Louis, baker, 260 n Central av
Philippi Peter, carpenter, 126 Granby
Phillip Catherine, confectionery, 194 Elanover
Phillip John, tinner, 204 s Charles
Phillip Maurice, tailor, 237 s Durham
Phillips Ann M. 404 n Gay
Phillips Abraham A. hatter, 167 Ensor
Phillips B.uij. ship carpenter, 98 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Phillips Benj. F. (Bevan, Phillips & Co.) Bal-
timore Co
Phillips Bizil, huckster, 51 Ensor
Phillips Catherine, confectionery, 77 Hill
Phillips Charles, clerk, 157 Saratoga

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING aiACHIlVE is the best for aU purposes— SAL.ES
ROOaiS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Phillips Charles, miller, Frederick road w of

toll-gate
PHILLIPS CHARLES, bell hanger, lock-
smith i\nd smith in general, 73 n Front
Phillips Mrs. Charity, 177 Chesnut
Phillips Cornelius, laborer, 136 Eastern av
Phillips Clark B. police, 222 Prtston
Phillips C. F. M. "Great Western" hotel, n

w cor Fremont and Kamsay
Phillips Edward C. clerk, n w cor Townsend

and McCulloh
Phillips Edwin, carpenter, 3 Mott
Phillips Mrs. Eliza, 73 Cross
Phillips Ferdinand, Jeweler, 96 w Baltimore,

dw 3 Orleans
Phillips Fred 'k W. sailor, 19 Williamson al
Phillips George, cabinet maker, 90 n Front
Phillips Greenbiiry, 15 Lloyd
Phillips Mrs. Harriet, 353 e Baltimore
Phillijis Isaac, ship carpenter, 9 e Monument
Phillips James P. scourer, 43 n Libertj'
Phillips J. Monroe, prof. Baltimore College,

dw Howard house
Phillips James, morocco dresser, 344 e Eager
Phillips James T. grocer, 145 e Monument
Phillips James, ship carpenter, 27 Thames
Phillips Mrs. Jane, 101 Penna av

PHILLIPS JOHN T. Boot and
Shoe Emporium. Boots, fchces and
Gaiters on hand or made to Order
in the Best manner and Latest
style. Comfort and Durability
guaranteed, 11 s Sharp near Bal-
timore, dw Mansion house.

Phillips John A. mariner, 1 Hope al

Phillips John, 85 s Greene

Phillips John B. (Samuel Phillips & Co.) 306

Lexington
Phillips John, nailsmith, 194 Hanover
Phillips John, laborer, 82 s Chapel
Phillips John, boot filter, 159 Elisor
Phillips John R. clerk, 101 Penna. av
Phillips John, tinner, 2114 s Charles
Phillips John E. furniture dealer, 148 Dolphin
Phillips John A., U. S. N., 53 s Exeter
Phillips John, brickmaker, 85 s Gieene
Phillips John E. grocer, 80 s Spring

PHILLIPS J. E. Manufacturer and
Dealer in Bedsteads, Chairs, and
other Furniture, n e cor Charles
and Lombard-sts., dw 148 Dol-
phin.

Phillips Joseph, marble mason, 278 Johnson
Phillips Jos. marble mason, 101 s Caroline
Phillips Joseph, engineer, 117 n Front
Phillips Joseph, engineer, 42 Grundy
Phillips Josiah, carpenter, 45 e Eager
Phillips Lainhart, ship carpenter, 179 s Ann
Phillips Llewellyn, pharmaceutist, s e corner

Pratt and Paca, dw 144 s Paca
Phillips Louis, clerk, 204 s Charles
Phillips Mary, confectionery, 31 e Baltimore
Phillips Mrs. Mary E. artist, 197 n Eutaw
Phillips Michael, laborer, West, F. H.

Phillips Peter, police, 344 Eastern av
Phillips Mrs. Phoebe, 251 Madison av
Phillips Reuben R. Custom house, 247 e

Madison
Phillips Robert H. mariner, 47 Warren
Phillips Richard S. ship carpenter, 156 Rank
PHILLIPS SAMUEL &' CO. (S. Phillips,
J. B.Phillips,) general commission and
shipping merchants, and agents Providence
packets, 97 South
Phill'ps Capt. Samuel mariner, 120 s Bond
Phillips Samuel, (S. Phillips & Co.) 251 Mad-
ison av
Phillips Samuel, blacksmith, 483 w Lombard
Phillips Solomon, huckster, 241 e Eager
Phillips Thomas, bell hanger, 127 Saratoga,

dw 137
Phillips Capt. Thomas H. mariner, 5 Trinity
Phillips Thomas, rigger, 285 e Pratt
Phillijis Thomas, ship carpenter, 103 s Wolfe
Philli|iS Thomas T. treasurer city passenger

railway, 82 McCulloh
Phillips Thomas J. miller, Frederick road w

of toll-gate
Phillips Wm. J. sailor, 252 Light
Phillips Capt. Wm. (McCready & Phillips,)

82 s Exeter
Phillips Wesley, mariner, 17 Williamson al
Phillips Wm. blacksmith, 174 e Fayette
Phillips Wm. B. clerk, 101 Penna av
Philpot George, student of law, 2 n Fremont
Philpot Wm. shoemaker, 2 n Fremont
Pliipps Ann, seamstress, 23 New
Phi|ips Eliza, seamstress, 23 New
Phipps James, trunk maker, 613 w Pratt
Phipps John, trunk maker, 613 w Pratt
Phipps R. H. agent Cumberland Coal and

Iron Co. Locust Point, dw 72 Lexington
Phipps Wm. H. 613 w Pratt
Phcebus Harrison L. J. Adams Express mes-
senger, 56 n Greene
Piani Mrs. Antoni, 20 Camden
Piccolo Francis, cigar maker, 195 e Madison
Pick Charles F. umbrella maker, 49 flarrison
Pick Henry, musician, 49 Harrison
Pick John, laborer, 81 Ramsay
Pickel Adam, laborer, 32 Bank
Pickel Erasmus, carpenter, 79 Johnson
Pickell John, tailor, 76 n Caroline
Picker John C. flour and feed, 4 Penna. av,

dw 1 St. Mary ct
Pickering George, carpenter, 159 Gough
Pickering George, shoemaker, 2S Josephine
Pickering John, sliip carpenter, 169 Bank
Pickering Mary, 159 Gough
Pickering Wm. J. shoemaker, 232 Lexington
Pickering Wm. boots and shoes, 232 Lex-
ington
Picket O. H. carpenter, 34 s Schroeder
Pickett Augustus, fireman, 723 w Pratt
Pickett Mrs. Blanche, 354 Penna. av
Pickett Elizabeth, tailoress, rear of 9 Neigh-
bor
Pickett James H. engineer, 550 w Pratt
Pickett Capt. Jerome, marmer, 98 Gough
Pickett John H. sand-paper, cor Druid Hill

av and Robert, dw 165 Druid Hill av
Picking Thomas, flour inspector, 354 w Lom-
bard
Pickrell John F. general commission mer-
chant and miller, 73 Smith's wharf, dw 63
McCulloh
Picquitt Edward, plumber, 9 Preston

aAXlIES H. aOHIVSOiV, t ity Stt.-im Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire .and "VV^nter-proof
Roofiug, and Patent Neoteric Smokiiii; Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Pie Robert, shoemaker, 108 Lexington

Piek Dr. Charles H. Ifi n Eden

PIER G. W. & CO. (G. W. Pier,) bottlers of

ale, porter, &c. 49 s Ciiarles
Pier George. W. (G. VV. Pier & Co.) 86 s

Sharp
Pier Mrs. Laviiia, 86 s Sharp
Pierce Elisha, macliinist, 13"2 n Fremont
Pierce Gi'orge W. paper hanger, 61 Garden
Pierce Mrs. George, grocer, 133 Chew

PIERCE, HOFP & CO. (Sarah A.
Pierce, Jacob Hoff, J. M. Hoff,)
Packers of Oysters, Fruits, Vege-
tables, &c., 75 and 77 n Calvert

Pierce Mrs. Isabella, 11 Barnet

Pierce Mrs. Jane, 1'23 s Caroline

Pierce Mrs. Jane, 6'.) n High

Pierce John, laborer, Boston w of Clinton

Pierce Mrs. Kate, 5 n Bond

Pierce Mrs. Mary, 163 Bethel

Pierce Mrs. Mary A. 487 w Pratt

Pierce Sarah Ann, (Pierce, Hoff & Co.) 134

e Lombard
Pierce Stephen A. oyster packer, 75 and 77 n

Calvert, dw 104 n Greene
Pierce Samuel W. butcher, 809 w Baltimore
Pierce VVm. G. paper hanger, 132 Fremont
Pierce Wm. H clerk, 89 n Caroline
Pierpont Charles H. laborer, 24 Ryan
Pierpont John, shoemaker, Shad al nr Greene
Pierpont John, puddler, Aliceanna nr Burke
Pierpont John, cooper, 26 n Schroeder
Pierpont Thomas, piiddler, 360 Eastern av
Pierson Joseph T. painter, 195 e Fayette
Pierson John W. machinist, 44 Binney
Pierson Levi, boiler maker, 68 Hainbtirg
Pierson Noah, boiler maker, 36 Binney
Pierson Thomas, tailor, 285 s Entaw
Piet John B. (Kelly & Piet,) n e cor Mul-
berry and Park
Pietsch Charles F. bookkeeper, 34 n Calvert
Pietsch (Jtto, watchmaker, 171 Franklin
Piffer John, tailor, 4 s Front
Pifferling Seligman, ilrover, 175 e Madison
Piggot Dr. A. Snowden, analyzing chemist,

40 Bolton
Piggot Rev. Robert, 40 Bolton
Piggot Thomas S. editor Sun, 244 Madison

avenue
Pigmin Mrs. Hanson B. 186 Franklin
Pike Aliraham, clerk, 57 w Baltimore
Pike M )st>s, tobacconist, 57 w Baltimore
Pilker W,n. laborer, 290 Cathedral
Pilkey John P. liquors, 211^ Ensor
Pilkington George A. tin plate worker, 319 n

Gay
Pilkington J. E. die sinker and engraver, over

s e cor Commerce and E.Kchange place, dw

612 w Lombard
Pillman August, butcher, 90 Lexington and

23 Han )ver markets, dw 25 Calverton road
Pillman Frederick, butcher, 25 Calverton rd
Pilson Daniel, plasterer, 237 w Fayette
Pilson .John E. plasterer, 237 w Fayette
Pilson John T., sr. carpen'r, 816 w Baltimore
Pimes Isaac, clothier, 1)-.^ w Second
Pimp^T Balthazar, tailor,"l51 n Bond
Pindell Adi, wood, 199 n Central av
Pindell James P. wood, 130 Dugan's wharf,

dw 58 Gough

Pindell Lewis, sexton Meth'st burial ground,

292 n Gay
Pindell Louis, painter, 62 Granby
PINDELL RICHARD P. magistrate, 2 s

Front, dw 298 e Madison
Pindell Thomas, aid to revenue custom house,

4 s Bond
Pindell Wm. T. engineer, 223 Harford av
Pindi'll Zachary, janitor Temperance Te m-

ple, dw Madison, nr Bond
Pinder James, shoemaker, 21 Chew
Pirider John, laborer, 552 w t'ratt
Pinder John, grinder, Uhler's al nr Charles
Pindle John, 184 s Howard
Pingler Joseph, butcher, 75 Peirce
Pink Nicholas, miller, 55 n Exeter
Pinkerton John, salesman, 290 e Monument
Pinkerton Wm. laborer, 259 e .Monument
Pinkney Frederick, attorney, 46 St. Paul,

dw 340 w Fayette
Pinkney Henrietta, 31 Pleasant
Pinkney Jane, 31 Pleasant
Pinkney William H. drayman, 42 Green-
willow
Pinkus Morris, (Bernhard & Co.) 4 n Pop-

pleton
Pinning Charles, clothier, 193 n Gay
Pines Benjamin J. laborer, point la nr Green-
mount av
Piper Daniel A. Grand Tyler Masonic Hall,

dw Bah i mo re county
Piper E. B. 126 Mulberry
Piper Nicholas, 230 n Dallas
Pipes Thomas, conductor N. C. R. 13 Con-
stitution
Pipino Jacob C. gunsmith, 20 Knsor
Piquett Dmiel, grocery, 170 William
PIQUETT JOHN T. tavern, 502 w Pratt
Pirie George, veterinary surgeon, 148 Cam-
den, dw 701 w Baltimore
Pisani Antonio, confectioner, 96 n Charles,

dw 27 New Church
Pisner Joseph, book binder, over 44 w Balto.
Pistel Gi!orge, laborer, 426 Canton av
Pistel George, shoe fitter, 512 w Pratt
Pistel John'iV. grocer, 39 Penn
Pistel Mary, boots and shoes, 100 n Howard
Pitcher Thomas C. brickmaker, 71 Colutnbia
Pitcher Rev. Wm. H. school commissioner,

294 Hollins
Pitcher Wm. H. brick maker, 294 Hollins
Pith Charles, soldier, 1 M;Mechin
Pitner Conrad, tailor, 84 Pearl
Pitroff Peter, tailor, 1 14. Mc Elderry
PITT CHARLES F. commission merchant
and importer, 116 w Lombard, dw 276
Lexington
Pitt Charles, clerk, 20 n Ann
Pitt Charles F., jr. clerk, 276 Lexington
Pitt Charles F. of John, clerk, cor Biddleand

Garden
Pitt Paris C. (Pitt & White,) 276 Lexington
Pitt H. C. clerk, n e cor High and Pritt
Pitt John C. family grocer, cor Riddle and

Garden
Pitt Thomas, 88 s Bond
PITT THOMAS I. druggist, n e cor High

and Pratt
PITT& WHITE, (F. C. Pitt, G. White,)
commission merchants and importers, 4
Exchange place
Pitt Wm. T. (I. B. Eastman & Co.) Bar-
num's hotel

SHIRTS : shirts: I shirts: : : Satisfaction Guaj-aiiteed in Fit, Finisli and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Pitt VVm. machinist, Centre, one door from

North, dw 242 Aisquith
PITT & CO. (.1. W. Pitt, G. R. Staley,) gro-
cery and commis. merchants, 284 w Pratt
Pitt John W. (Pitt & Co.) 281 w Fayette
Pittman Catherine A. 28 n Greene
Pittman Edward, stock and bill broker, base-
ment 9 North, dw 28 n Greene
Pittman George W. printer, 723 w Pratt
Pittman John R. clerk, 28 n Greene
Pittroff John, tailor, 109 Orleans
Pittroff John M. tailor, 119 Orleans
Pittroff John M. wine and liquors, 248 s

Charles, dw 36 n High
Pittroff J. (Schilling ik, Pittroff,) 36 n High
Pitts Charles H. City Collector's office, dw

28 Franklin
Pitts JVIrs. Elizabeth B. 22 Cathedral
Pitts James B. clerk P. 0. 67 Second
Pizarro Jose Antonio, Spanish and Mexican

Conbul, 3 Barnet
Placide Henry B. cooper and ganger, 57 Bu-
chanan's whf., dw 222 Saratoga
Placide Henry S. cooper, 72 Buchanan's whf,

dw 321 Madison
Placide Jennings, 321 Madison av
Placide Matthew C. contractor, 174 n Calvert
Plack Henry, baker, 141 n Fremont
Plack Jacob, baker, 70 Columbia
Plack Kate, dress and pattern tnaker, 628 w

Baltimore
Plaggemyer Augustus, tailor, 186 e Lombard
Planhold' Elizabeth, 1 Smith's al
Piatt Alexander, machinist, 591 w Lombard
PLATT & CO. (Sandy B. Piatt, Lyman R.
Casey,) oyster packers, 127 McElderry's
wharf
Piatt Dorea, seamstress, 25 Preston
Piatt Geo. W. paper carrier, 591 w Lombard
Piatt Mrs. Mary. 277 Hollins
Piatt Mollie, 8 s Front

Piatt Sandy B. (Piatt & Co.) 423 n Central av
Piatt Thomas, 277 Hollins
Piatt Wm. saddler, 9 Light, dw 13 e Monu-
ment
Plaut Mrs. Abraham, second-hand store, 736

w Baltimore
Pleasant Mrs. Elizabeth, 140 s Springl
Pleasants J. Hal', 66 Mount Vernon place
Pleasants J. Hall, (Jno. P. Pleasants & Sons,)

66 Mount Vernon place
PLEASANTS JOHN P. & SONS, (J. H.
Pleasants, R. H Plaasants,) tobacco com-
mission merchants, 52 South
Pleasants Richard H. (John P. Pleasants &

Sons,) 106 St. Paul
Pleiger Minnie, 89 n Fremont
Fletcher Christian, sawyer, 173 Lexington
Pletsch Christian, v.atchmaker, 129 L.Greene
Pletzer Wm. broom maker, 37 Druid Hill av
Pletzer Wm. A. broom maker, 182 Chesnutal
Pleuck Conrad, laborer, 230 s Broadway
Plielt MaximiUian, butcher, 10 Lexington, 70
Centre and 62 Hanover markets, dwPenna.
av near toll g;\te
Plimmer Henry, shoemaker, 15 s Central av
Plisterer John, baker, 2 Jasper
Plitt Christian, agent, 66 Johnson
Plitt Charles, baker, 246 s Charles
Plitt Charles, moulder, 12 Fountain
Plitt George, butcher, Penna. av, n of North-
ern av
Plitt George, clerk, 99 s Washington, F. P.

Plitt Henry, laborer, 9 Lloyd
Plitt Louis, baker, 652 Light
Plitt MaximiUian, butcher, Penna. av, n of

Northern av
Plock Peter, laborer, 19 Albemarle
Ploss John, laborer, 29 James la
Plowman Augustus, gold chaser, 170 Orleans-
Plowman Jas. T. cabinet maker, 3^2 Franklin
Plowman John, soldier, 11 Walker
Plowman Sarah A. tailoress, 42 George
Plum Gotleib, laborer, 91 s Durham
Plumley Ira, inspector, 106 Hollins
Plummer Francis W. clerk. Quartermaster's

department, 77 n Paca
Plummer Fayette, tinner, 294 n Eutaw
Plummer Harman, laborer, 67 China
Plummer Henry, laborer, 349 Canton av
Plummer James, conductor C. P. R. R. 219 w

Biddle
Plummer Jas. H. huckster, 29 Warner
Plummer John F. secretary to Mayoralty, 98

Aisquith
Plummer John W. painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer John A. ship carpenter, 354 Canton

av
Plummer John B. restaurant, 21 Block
Plummer Margaret, 44 e Eager
Plummer Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 354 Can-
ton av
Plummer Nathan, clerk, 102 w Fayette
Plumtner Richard, 77 n Paca
Plummer Mrs. Sarah A. confectionery, 29

Warner
Plummer Samuel, painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer Wm. bricklayer, 59 Richmond
Plummer Wm. oysterman, 270 s Ann
Plummer Wm. carpenter, 25^9 e Lombard
Plutnmer Wm. J. painter, 48 Hill
Plumhoff Annis, 5 s Central av
Plumhoff Henry, bakery, 262 Aliceanna
Plumpoff Henry F. tin safe maker, 43 Jack-
son
Plunkett James, clerk, 7 w Baltimore
Plyle Col. E., Franklin House
Poat John, stone cutter, 61 Richmond
Pochon Charles L. M. clerk, 119 Saratoga
Pocock John, tavern, Penna. av near toll gate
Poder James, laborer, 738 w Bakimore
Poe Elizabeth, teacher, 77 Cathedral
Poe Geo. (Poe & Scringer,) 163 w Lombard
Poe George, jr. clerk, 163 w Lombard
POE& CO. (N. Poe, J. P. Poe,) attorneys,

25 Lexington
Poe & Scringer, (G. Poe, P. W. Scringer,)

commission merchants, 73 South
Poe John P. (Poe & Co.) 124 St Paul
Poe Neilson, (Poe & Co.) 124 Cathedral
Poeteik Jessup, 74 Bank
Pohl Anton, agent hoop skirts, 129 Lexington
Pohl Adam, tailor, 70 Albemarle
Pohl Geo. P. blacksmith, 97 s Wolfe
Pohl Henry, grocery, 65 Lancaster
Pohl Otto, gas metres, 41 Clay, dw 51 e Bal-
timore
Pohl S. hoop skirts, 51 e Baltimore
Pohler Frank, cigar maker, 61 Centre market

space
Pohler Herman, cigar maker, 60 Albemarle
Pohlman Frederick, tailor, 56 Portland
Pohlmann Daniel, jeweler, 676 w Baltimore
Pohnert Edward, barber, 63 s Howard
Poines Benj. laborer, 323 Aisquith
Poisal Rev. John, 314 Franklin

HSXRT GTESK, Commission Merchant.
Roseudale Ceme'^t and Calcined Plaster

, for the sale of Flonr, Gmln. Serds, &c.
constantly on liand, 21 Spear's WIiar&

J

"Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Poisal Thos. clerk, 314 Franklin
PoislBenj. R. R. messenger, 106 e Monument
Poist Chas. D. clerk, 169 n Eutaw
Poist Jos. S. officer House of Refuge
Poist Wm. police, 387 Franklin
Folack Vlaiinus, dyer, 81 Gough
Poland Augustus, finisher, 302 Cross
Polandor Henry, laborer, 87 Cambridge
i'olesi Franklin, soldier, 339 Penna. av
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, old City

Hall
Police Commissioners' office. City Hall
Police Maislial's office, old City Hall
Police Station, (Eastern,) s e cor Bank and

Bethel
Police Station, (Western,) 3 n Greene
Police Station, (Middle,) s e cor Holiday and

Saratoga
Police Station, (Southern,) cors Montgomery,

Sharp and Hughes
Polk Charles, conductor C. P.R. R. 424 w

Baltimore
Polk Ernest, jr. music teacher, 424 w Balto.
Folk E. music teacher, 204 w Fayette
Polk Gilli^. W. 190 w Hoffman
Polk Col. Jas. attorney, dw 121 McCulloh
Polk John P. Custom house, 247 n Eutaw
Polk Josiah B. 121 McCulloh
Polk Robert M. grocery, 4 Aisquith
Polk Wni. (Burnside, Gustin &, Co.) 14 n

Greene
Polk Wm. claim agent, 53 n Greene
Politzer Ignatius, photographist, 427 w Balti-
more
Pollack Abr'm, mattress maker, 96 n Howard
Pollack Frank, shoemaker, 12 Mercer
Pollack .loseph, 175 n Gay
Pollack Mrs. Mary A. 296 Saratoga
Pollack Nathaniel, printer, 25 n Schroeder
POLLACK URIAH A. mattress maker, 96 n

Howard
Pollack Win. over 7 Fish market space
Pollard David, bricklayer, 348 n Gay
Pollard Patrick, huckster, 28 Sterrett
Pollard Peter, livery stables, 7 Frederick, dw

477 Belair av
Pollard Seth, 34 Granby
PoUatsek AJolph, music teacher, 23 s Sharp
Pollatsek Rudolph, importer of wines, &c.,

134 w Lombard, dw 22 Pleasant
Polleti Joseph, shoemaker, 206 Hanover
Polley Charles G. baker, 72 s Charles
PoUey Jno. copper smelt. Clinton s of Boston
Polley Richard G. baker, 72 s Charles
Pollgiesen Chas. shoemaker, 122 n Howard
Pollhein Fred'k, grocery, 11 Union
Pollitt Alfred H. conveyancer, 10 Law build-
ings, dw 573 Lexington
Pollitt Edward D. carpenter, 10 s Frederick, dw

78 s High
Pollitt .Mrs. Amelia, 573 Lexington
Pollitt Frank, millwright, 78 s High
Pollock Henry, portrait gallery, 155 w Balti-
more
Pollock Moses, clothier, 127 n Gay
Pollock Wm. W. engineer, 323 w Lombard
Poist Andrew, clerk, 7 Hull's la
Poist Margaret, peddler, 7 Hull's la
Polster Corrad, laborer, 94 St. Peter
Polster Ferdinand, instrument dealer, 186 n

Eutaw
Polster Mrs. Ferdinand, music teacher, 186 n
Eutaw

Polster George, shoemaker, 101 West
Polster Michael, laborer, 94 St. Peter
Polman Henry, laborer, 296 Cross
Polmyer Wm. book and job printer, s e cor

Baltimore and Gay, dw 50 n Exeter
Polton Geo. H. machinist, 42 s Poppleton
Polton John, 145 Conway
Polton Mrs. Nancy, 42 6 Poppleton
Polton Mrs. Susanna, 7 Carlton
Pomp Capt. John, 121 s Ann
Pomplitz August, organ builder, s w cor Pratt

and Albemarle, dw 49 Stiles
Poncet Geo. grocery, 303 s Paca
Pons John, clerk, 335 s Charles
Pontier Edward, clerk, B. and O. R. R, 85 S

Caroline
Pontier John S. 144 e Pratt
Pontier Lewis E. bookkeeper, 144 e Pratt
PONTIER THOS. A. grocer and tea dealer,

186 3 Broadway, s e cor Canton av, dw 104

e Baltimore
Pool Geo. T. umbrella store, 432 w Baltimore
Pool Henry, shoemaker, 33 May
Pool Mrs. Stirah, 98 Pearl
Pool Mrs. Thomas, 164 s Howard
Poole Annie D. tavern, 22 w Lombard
Poole Mrs. Annie R. boarding 34 s Sharp
Poole Edwin, clerk, 46 Somerset
POOLE & HUNT, (Robert Poole, German

H. Hunt,) fjunders and machinists. Union

Works, B.iltimore Co., offiie 161 North
Poole James, salesman, 5 Jack.son
Poole John, machinist, 69 s Schroeder
Poole Mrs. Lucinda, 156 w Lombard
Poole Robert, (Poole & Hunt,) Woodbury,

Baltimore Co.
Poole Wm. H. fireman, 2 Buren
Poop Dolly, tavern. Eastern av, near Caroline
Poor Alfred, (R. G. Rieman & Co.) 28 South,

dw 9 McCulloh
Poor Mrs. Dudley, 548 Franklin
Poor E. O'D. receiver at Gas Co. 19 South,

dw 44 Lexington
Poor Mrs, Jane E. 16 McCulloh

POPE & COLE, (George A. Pope,
George B. Cole,) 75 Smith's wharf,
dealers in Metals, Copper Sheets,
Bolts and Nails, Iron Pipe, Fit-
tings, &c. -,

Pope Daniel F. 116 n Paca

Pope David S. clerk, 248 n Eutaw

POPE F. F. fish, guano, &c. 85 South, dw

10 n High
Pope Franklin F. 101 n High
Pope Geo. brush maker, 80 n Pine
Pope Henry, laborer, 244 s Sharp
Pope Geo. A. (Pope & Cole,) 248 n Eutaw
'J'ope Jacob F. basket maker, 11 Pearl
Pope John H. photographer, 120 Pine
Pope Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 491 w Balti-
more
Pope Randolph, chair maker, 15 McElderry
Pope Renis L. teacher, 15 McElderry
Pope Mrs. Sarah R. 248 n Eutaw
Popp George, laborer, 8 Gist
Popp George, 38 Preston
POPP JOHN E. lager beer saloon, 43 and 45

Elisor
Popple Henry, fireman, 7 Philpot

AUG. ti. MEYER & CO., IHEannfncturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, I^niniiblack, 01n«t
Sfeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints ami VamisHes, 100 W. Liombard Street.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BEOS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Popplein Andrew, (G. & N. Popplein, jr.)

Eutaw place, cor Wilson and Euiaw
POPPLEIN G. & N., Jr., (A. Popplein, G.
J. Popplein, \V. J. Kellinger,) color works
and flint and emery paper, 50 North. — [See
p. 19 ^Idverlisements.]
Popplein Geo. J. (G. & N. Popplein, jr.) cor

Wilson and Eutaw
Pop|ilein Nicholas, (G. & N. Popplein, jr.)

Eutaw place, cor Wilson and Eutaw
Porter Benjamin B. (Robert B. Porter, Son &

Co.) 54 w Biddle
Porter Mrs, Catherine, 38 Stirling
Porter Charh s, 32 s Schroeder
Porter & Dudley, ^Geo. U Porter, M. S. Dud-
ley,) proprietors Marine Observatory, Fed-
eral Hill
Porter K.liza, milliner, 27 Thomsen
Porter Elizabeth, 342 n Gay
Porter Elizabeth, 17 Pearl
Porter Emily, 237 Lexington
Porter George, 81 n Broadway
Porter Geo. H. carpenter and builder, 148 s

Charles, dw 171 Conway
Porter Geo U. ( Porter & Dudley,) 23 Hollin.s
PORTER GEO. U. superintendent Exchange
Reading Rooms and publisher Prices Cur-
rent, 23 Hollins
Porter Hugh, bricklayer, 71 Saratoga, dw 25

Barnet
Porter Hugh, marble yard, Forrest near Gay,

dw 340 II Gay
Porter Isabella, 120 Grundy
Porter James T. engineer, 192 Ramsay
Porter James E. ship carpenter, 160 Bank
Porter James, drayman, l82 n Caroline
Porter James, silver plater, 450 Lexington
Porter Miss Jane, 207 n Howard
Porter J. S. car driver C. P.R. R. 100 St. Peter

Porter , soldier, 297 s Paca

POHTER ROHKRT B., SON & CO. (R. B.
Porter, B. B. Porter, R. W. Norris,) hard-
ware merchants, 78 and 80 w Pratt
Porter Robert B (Robert B. Porter, Son &

Co.) 321 w Fayette
Porter Wm. wheelwright, 87 Cambridge
Porter Capt. Wm. F. 131 Montgomery
Portner Catherine, 352 Eastern av
Ports Alfred, laborer, 10 s Calhoun
Ports Charles J. gas fitter, 149 Barre
Ports David, farmer, Fred'k road w of toll gate
Ports Edward, carter, 700 w Baltimore
Ports John W. clerk, 207 Druid Hill av
Ports John, carpenter, 207 Druid Hill av
Ports Martha E. dress maker, 550 w Balti-
more
Ports Thos. F. clerk, 207 Druid Hill av
Portugal Frederick, carpenter, 202 Bank
Posey Bolivar N. 1G5 St. Paul
Posey John P. (J. B. Charron & Co.) Balti-
more Co
Poske Herman F. tobacconist, 221 w Pratt
Posnanski Israel, dealer in boots, shoes and

clothing, 93 Harrison
Possien Charles, cooper, 347 s Sharp
Post Albert, clerk, 344 n Eutaw
Post Eugene, president Mechanical Bakery,

Read, near St. Paul
Post E. H , Read, near St. Paul
POST ERNEST, tobacconist, 74 Camden
Post Henry, peddler, 22 L. Church
POST J & W. W. (J. Post, W. W. Post,)
fisli and cheese dealers, 43 South

Post James, (J. & W. W. Post,) 97 w Biddle
Post Justus, shoemaker, 74 Camden
Post W. W. (J. & W. W. Post,) 344 n Eu-
taw
Postley Mrs. Elizabeth, 169 n Eutaw
Poston Daniel, teamster, 47 Peiin
Poston Henry, niariner, Clinton bet Toone

and Elliott
Poston John F. carpenter, 59 Knsor
Pf>sion Margaret A. J. dressmaker, 59 Ensor
Posts Wm. F. gas fitter, 218 n Eden
Potee Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding, 615 w Pratt
Potee Francis, brick maker, l.'iO McHenry
Potee Wm. F. brakesman, 150 McHenry
Potee Geo. A. laborer, 150 McHenry
Potee Isaac, rope maker, 462 Light
Potee .VI rs. Maria, 12 McElderry
Potee Mrs Mary, 134 McHenrv
Potee Peter P. collector, 85 s High
Poteet Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 126 n Eden
Pothast John, tailor, 293 n Central av
Potter Abraham, carpenter, 57 George
Potter Chas. W. house and ship plumber, 34

w Second, dw 132 e Fayette
Potter E. clerk, 236 e Monument
Potter Elijah, ship carpenter, 297 Light
Potter Grafton, chair maker, 55 e Lombard
Potter James, shoemaker, 167 Chesnut
POTTER REV. JAS H 63 William
Potter John, soldier, F'remont, nr Penna. av
Potter John W. ship carpenter, 120 s Caroline
Potter Wm. 236 e Monument
Pottgiesser Henry, restnurant, 122 n Howard
Potts Edward, clerk B. & 0. R. R., 61 s Eu-
taw
Potts John, machinist, 72 w Biddle
Potts Joseph, 37 Pearl
Potts Peter, police, ] Grundy
Potts Peter W. coach painter, 85 n Schroeder
Potts Richard C. 67 e Fayette
Potts Robert, machinist, 1 Grundy
Potts Wm. J. engineer, 234 Preston
Potzler John, grocery, 67 Chew
Ponder Eliza J. 145 n Calveit
Pouder Geo. W. cabinet mpker, 522 w Balti-

ninre, dw 428 Lexington
Pouder James M. 145 n Calvert
Ponder Leonard, city collector's office, 154

Pearl
Poulsnn Alex. W. wholesale fancy goods
dealer, 319 w Baltimore, dw 327 w Fayette
Poulson Asaph, clerk, 327 w Fayette
Poulson Capt. Hiram P. mariner, 128 Cross
Poulson Wm. salesman, 327 w Fayette
Poultjiey B. 183 St. Paul
Poultnev Mrs. Ellen M. 66 St. Paul
POULtNEY& MOALE, (Thos. Poultney,
G.N.Moale,) commis. merchants, 44 w
Lombard
Poultney Philip, 43 Lexington
Poultney Thomas, jr. (Poultney & Moale,) 66

St. Paul
Poultney & Trimble, (T. Poultney, D. B.
Trimble,) guns, rifles, pistols and fishing
tackle, 200 w Baltimore
Poultney Thomas, (Poultney & Trimble,) 63

Mount Vernon place
Piiulion Charles, moulder, 234 Columbia
Poulton Charles, collar maker, ne cor Colum-
bia and Emory
Poulton George C. clerk, 52 n Greene
Poulton John, brickmaker, 249 Columbia
Poulton Robert A. clerk, 117 s Fremont

THJB GHOVER & BAB:e:R SEAVING niACHIlVE: is the best for all purposes— SAI<KS
ROO:niS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

38 W.

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Poulton Wm. E. caroenter, 322 l^i^ht
POUMAIRAT & McCIILLY, (Clinton Mc-
Cully,) provision and commission mer-
chants, 49 Light
Powdner Fiedeiick, butcher, 275 s Durham
Powell Charles E. shoemaker, 360 e Monu-
ment
Powell David, mariner, 97 Granby
Powell George W. carpenter, 259 n Eden
Powell Mrs. Harriet, 130 Dolphin
Powell Henry, block and pump maker, 131

McElderry's wharf, dw 29 Aisquilh
Powell James, carter, 71 Boyd
Powell James, carpenter, 79 Warner
Powell James, carpenter, 22 Warner
Powell James Henry, seamen, 11 Lancaster
Powell John, mariner, ]8 Armistead la
Powell .lohn, tailor, 26 Elizabeth la
Powell Dr. John F. 57 e Pratt
Powell Mrs. Mary, 49 Pearl
Powell Priscilla, 205 s Durham
Powell Dr. Samuid P. 29 Aisquith
Powell W, C. 115 Pearl
Powell Wm. box maker, 84 Hillen
Powell Wm M. (Esrerton & Co ) Maitby

House, dw n w cor St. Paul and Fayette
Powell W. Thomas, carter, Fulton s of Pratt
Powell Wm. H. clerk office Register of Wills,

29 Aisquith
Powell Wm. grocer and flour, 24 s Broad-
way
Power Benj. P. (T. L. Sutton & Co.) 53 n

Carev
Power Fdward J. V. clerk. Ill St. Paul
Power James & Sons, (Wm. G. Power,)

liquors, 1 19 w Lombard
Power Jnlu), (J. Power & Son,) 180 Franklin
Power Patrick, laborer, 184 Dover
Power Wm. G. (J. Power & Son,) 269 Madi-
son av
Powers Benj. P. (Sutton, Pennington & Co.)

53 n Carey
Powers Mrs. Catherine, Frederick road w of

toll gate
Powers Edmund, clerk, 38 w Baltimore
Powers .lohn, laborer, 409 s Charles
Powers John, moulder, IG Ramsay
Powers John C. painter, 40 n Bond
Powers John, laborer, 16 Ramsay
Powers Jonathan, wheelwright, Frederick rd.

w of toll gate
Powers .losiah T. pilot, 123 William
Powers Nicholas, tinner, 144 Mnllikin
Powers Patrick, shoemaker, 206 Raborg
Powers ^I'homas, grocery, Elliott w of East
Powles Henry, property broker, 26 St. Paul,

dw 51 Lexington
Powley Edwin, carpenter, 190 Garden
Pracht Augustus C. (Isaac Reynolds & Son,)

s w cor Townsend and Fremont
Pracht Charles, (Pracht & Co.) 219 Franklin
Pracht Charles, confectioner, 218 Fnmklin
PRACHT & CO. (C. Pracht, J. Mathers,)
candy manufacturers, 155 and 157 Franklin
Pracht George, baker, 28 Somerset
Pracht Jacob, laborer, 213 s Chapel
Praeger Henry, piano maker, 35 Calhouri
Prag Isaiah, second hand dealer, 355 Saratoga
Prager Frederick, engineer, 239 s Howard
Prager Lewis, 314 s Bond
Pragle John, shoemaker, 174 s Durham
Prasser George, laborer, 209 s Eutaw
Pratt Alvin R. machinist, 407 w Lombard

Pratt Enoch, (E. Pratt & Bro.) president
Farmers and Planters Bank, 87 w Monu-
ment

PRATT E. & BROTHER, Whole-
sale Commission and Iron Mer-
chants, 27 and 29 s Charles, dw
Enoch Pratt, 87 w Monument; dw
Henry Janes, 108 St. Paul.

Pratt Geo. W. soldier, 409 w Lombard
Pratt Isaac C. carpenter, 409 w Lombard
Pratt Mrs. Lucy S. 14 McCulh-h
PRATT STREET HALL, 237 w Pratt
PRA IT THOMAS G. attorney, 35 St. Paul
Pratt Thomas M. moulder, 409 w Lombard
Prechtel John F. clerk, s e cor Hamburg and

Eutaw
Preece Edward, 148 Aisquith
Preece Richard W. (Tucker & Preece,) 148

Aisquith
Prefer Carl, box maker, 35 Lemmon
Prehler Francis, shoemaker, 20 New Church
Preis John L. grocery, 160 S.irah Ann
Treisz John, (Biemiller& Preisz,) 8 Jasper
Prieii Stephen, cabinet maker, 66 abort
Prell George, tailor, 145 n Bond
Pieller John, shoemaker, 166 e Pratt
Preller John, laborer, 103 s Chapel
Prentice Summer, currier, 87 s Eden
Present Alto, baker, 168 Stirling

Preslow , moulder, 284 Cross

Preston Catherine, 159 n Eutaw

Preston Edmund M. carpenter, 5 Calverton

road
Preston E.lward E. carpenter, 188 s Eutaw
Preston Mrs. Elizabeth, K^S s Eutaw
Preston Geo. W, boiler maker, 45 Hill
Preston J. Alexander, attorney, 31 St. Paul,

dw 87
Preston Jonas, street agent N. C. R. 235

Harford av
Preston Oliver, blacksmith, Boston nr Bank,

dw 152 Cambridge
PRESTON PATRICK, proprietor of Calvert

House, s e cor Calvert and Pleasant
Preston Philip, laborer, 153 s Chapel
Preston Robert A. puddler, 267 Canton av
Preston Wm. H. police, 164 Scott
PRESSTMAN BENJAMIN C. attorney,

30 St. Paul, dw Barnum's hotel
Presstman Geo. office over 20 w Second, dw

Govanstown, Balto. Co.
Presstman Thomas H. attorney, 76 w Fayette
Presstman Virginia, 289 n Howard
Presstman W. R. broker, over 20 Second, dw

Govanstown, Balto. Co.
Presun Chas. H. huckster, s e cor Penna. av

and New Wilson
Presun Mrs. J. seamstress, 306 s Charles
Prettyman E. P. clerk, 10 n Exeter
Prettyman Mrs. Martha, dress maker, 10 n

Exeter
Prevost Amy, teacher, 58 George
Prevost Euriale, clerk, 13 Townsend
Prevost Francis A. deputy clerk Superior

Court, 15 n Front
Prevost Joseph A. olerk, 58 George
Price Dr. Albert, dentist, 84 n Eutaw
Price Allen M. farmer, 462 Saratoga

JAMKS H. JOHiVSON, City Steam Firewood Mills — "Warren's Fire ana "Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 "W* Baltimore-st.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Price Amos, wire worker, 14 n Eutaw
Price Annie, seamstress, n w cor Bond and

Ci'iase
PRICE AUGUSTUS M. city collector, 112

Lexine:ton
Price Augustus W. city collector's office, 112

Lexington
Price Benjamin, tailor, 64 n Howard, dw 217
Price Benjamin, attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw 28

s Sharp
Price Caroline, grocery and liquor, 8 Jasper
Price C. shoemtiker, 52 n Central av
Price Chas. S. S. city collector's office, 112

Lexington
Price David T. clerk, 182 w Lombard
Price David J. mate 504 Light

PKICE ED. MAHLON, Manufac-
turer of Brass, Copper and Iron
"Wire Cloth, and every descrip-
tion of Wire Goods, 58 s Calvert,
dw 14 n iiiUtaw.

Price Edw. H. deputy warden jail, 297 Light
Price Edward, clerk Adams Express, 217 n

Howard
Price Edwm, ladies' shoemak. 80 McElderry
Price Dr. Elias C. 110 n Eutaw, office 57 n

Paca
Price Ephraim, 52 w Centre
Price Frank, clerk, 38 Columbia
Price Geo. li. carpenter, ti95 w Pratt
Price Geo. R. builder, 369 w Kayette
Price Henry, cigar maker, 95 Granby
Price J as. B. fisii dealer, 61 Greenmount av
Price James, miller, 55 e Madison
Price James, carpenter, rear of 29 Fawn
Price Jerome W. clerk, 52 Centre
Price John, officer at Penitential y, 203 e Mon-
ument
Price John, rags, 196 s Durham
Price John A. ship carpenter, 368 Eastern av
Price Jolin b\ shoemaker, 311 e Madison
Price John H. carpenter, 234 Hanover
Price John li. overseer Aid. Penitentiary,

Monumtiit nr Central av
PRICE JOHN S. & BRO. (John S. Price,
Joseph Price,) commission merchants, over
s w cor Pratt and fcipear's wharf
Price John iS. (John S. Price & Bro.) s w cor

Calvert and Eager
Price John T. machinist, 30 Jackson
Price Juhn W. clerk, 115 e Monument
Price Joseph, cooper, 252 e Madison
Price JosLph, flour and grain commission
merchant, over s w cor Pratt and Spear's
whart, dw St. Paul
Price Joseph, (John S. Price & Bro.) 173 n

Charles
Price Jos. H. cooper, 252 e Madison
Price Josephine, 16 Warren
Price Margaret, lailoress, 301 e Monument
Price Mrs. Margaret, 275 Hollins
Price Michael, tailor, 8 Jasper
Price Montmorency H. watchmaker and jew-
eler, 56 s Calvert
Price JNormaii, bookkeeper, 38 Columbia
Price Nathan, restaurant, s w cor Baltimore

and Rtpublican
Price Reuben, jeweler, cor Grant and Balti-
more, dw 209 e Fayette

Price Richard, (Thomas & Price,) 182 w

Lombard
Price Richard, hostler, 285 w Biddle
Price Richard W. bookkeeper, 182 w Lom-
bard
Price Samuel D. produce, 152 e Monument
Price Solomon, 59 n Eutaw
Price Stephen, mariner, 293 Canton av
Price Thomas, ship carpenter, 173 Gough
Price Thomas A. B. clerk Quartermaster, 67

Second
Price Washington, painter, 254 e Fayette
Price Wm. I. clerk, 14 n Eutaw
Price Wm. clerk, 83 Centre
PRICE WM. G. fruit and commission mer-
chant, 103 w Lombard, dw 59 McCulloh
Price Wm. garbage carter, 82 Chew
PRICE WM., U. S. district attorney, 29 St.

Paul, dw 232 n Calvert
Price Wm. T. deputy provost marshal, 2d

district, dw 40 s Ann
Price Wm. fish dealer, 61 Greenmount av,

dw 312 n Caroline
Price Wm. L. laborer, 462 Saratoga
Price Winfield S. clerk, 182 w Lombard
Price S. B. 142 Washington place
Prichard Anthony, sawyer, 32 s Bond
Prichard George .\i. confectioner, 123 Preston
PRIDGEON JOHTMSON, tobacco and cigar
store, s w cor Baltimore and Liberty, dw
256 s Charles
Pridgeon Wm. R. bookbinder, 133 s Sharp
Pndham Fleet W. clerk, 239 Cross
Pridham Rev. Nicholas C. 309 Aisquith
Pridham Wm. mariner, 78 s Caroline
Priester John, laborer, 105 Elliott
Priester Valentine, cabinet maker and under-
taker, 268 w Pratt
Priesterjahn Charles, cigar mak. 177 Franklin
Priesterjahn Ernest, 177 Franklin
Prigg Augustus J. clerk, 53 Holland
Prigg Dr. Joseph, 53 Holland
Prill Peter, lai)orer, 266 s Broadway
Piiller Joseph, grocer, 216 e Lombard
Priman Mrs. Mary, luicksteress, 342 Light
Prine Wm. T. ganger, 71 Exchange place, dw

Prince George's Co.
Primrose Wm. G. mach'st, 219 Montgomery
Primrose Wm. cooper, 15 s Carey
Primrose Wm. F. real estate agent, office 56

w Fayette, dw Baltimore Co.
Prince Dr. Anthony, 90 Thames
Prince Charles, carpenter, 173 n Central av
Prince Conrad, boatman, 49 Eastern av
Prince Mrs. Henrietta, 10 e Lombard
Prince Isaac, jr., office 32 w Second
Prince Lemuel T. clerk, 207 Forrest
Prince Lemuel S. carpenter, 173 n Central aT
Prince Maurice C. clerk, 110 e Monument
Prince Simon, baggage master, 781 w Balti-
more
Prince Wm. A. potter, 786 w Baltimore
Prince Wm. H. architect, 56 e Eager
Printy John, grocery. 216 Light
PRINGSHEIM MORITZ, lager beer saloon,
and brewer of Berlin White Beer, 16 s
Frederick
Prinlz John, laborer, 188 s Spring
Priniz Thomas D. machinist, 59 Stirling
Prinz Ferdinand, shoemaker, 4 Bevan
Prinz Hartman, currier, 369 s Charles
Prinz John, laborer, 57 Centre market space
Prior Anna S. 247 Gough

shirts: shirts:: shirts::: Raymond, burton & co. are now located at

168 Baltimore-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Prior Edward, machinist, 72 Henrietta
Prior Frederick C. bookkeeper, 116 n Howard
Prior Geo. W. soldier, 122 n J'remont
Pritchard Elizabeth, 158 w Lombard
Pritcliard Mrs. Ellen, seamstress, 80 Boyd
Pritchard H. Scott, clerk, 73 n High
Pritciiard Irvin S. bookkeeper, 158 w Lom-
bard
Pritclrard John W. bookkeeper, 270 w Balti-
more
Pritchard Levin, carpenter, 18 Mott
Pj-itcluird Planer, oysters, 32 s Bond
Pritchard Saml. H. ship carpenter, 319 East-
ern av
Pritchard William, carter, 5 s Bond
Pritchard William, hatter, 214 Lee
Pritchett Susan, 43 s Ann
Pritchett Wm. L. mate, 352 Light
Procter Samuel T. (Procter & Bro.) 313

Saratoga
Procter & Bro. (W. Procter, S. T. Procter,)

hardware dealers, 166 w Pratt
Procter Wilson, (Procter & Bro.) 141 s Sharp
Proctor Robert, coal oil factory, 230 e iVladi-

son
ProU Christopher, tailor, 8 South
Prose August, blacksmith, 35 Penn

PROSEUS ALFRED, Lillies' Burg-
lar and Fire-Pi'oof Safes, Bank
Locks, &e., 57 Exchange Place,
dw 318 n Caroline

Proisman Anthony, cabinet maker, 100 Cen-
tral nv
Protzman Sebastian, 5 Orchard
Proud Henry, tailor, 2 Walker
PROUD J. G. & SONS, (J. G. Proud, J. G.
Proud, jr., R. M. Proud,) insurance agents,
63 Second
Proud John G. (J. G. Proud & Sons,) 39 n

Carey
Proud John G. jr. (J. G. Proud & Sons,) 39

n Carey
Proud Robt. M. (J. G. Proud & Sons,) 39 n

Carey
Proui Frank, 62 Barre

PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, 2d dis-
trict of Maryland, 83 e Baltimore
Pruet Abraham, carpenter, 96 Chew
Prueti James, blacksmith, 487 Belair av
Pruetl James, blacksmith, 489 Belair av
Pruett James, jr. stone cutter, 487 n Gay
Prunty John C. machinist, 15 Chatsworth
Prunty Patrick, machinist, 15 Chatsworth
Pruty Dr. F. 58 e Fayette
Pruty Mrs. Frederick, confectionery, 58 e

Fayette
Pryor Edward, carpenter, 72 Greenmount av
Pryor Mrs. E. W. 278 Hollins
Pryor Francis A. engineer, 142 Vine
Pryor Geo. E. stone cutter, 47 Harford av
Pryor Geo. W. coach maker, -47 Harford av
Pryor John H. engineer, 37 Warren
Pryor Richard W. sergeant of police, 50 n

Central av
Pryor Sarah G. teacher, House of Refuge
Pryor Stephen, conveyancer, 48 Lexington,

dw 31 n Gilmor
Pryor Thos. E. machinist, 166 McHenry
Psharoh Joseph, tailor, 15s Washington, F. P.

Public Schools. — [S'ee Jlppendix ]
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS' OF-
FICE, n e cor Holiday and Fayette
PUBLIC STORE AND APPRAISERS' OF-
FICE, s e cor Gay and Lombard
Puders James, cabinet maker, 6 Jasper
Pucket Edward, laborer, e Monument near

rope walk
Puc Mary D. 34 Franklin
Pugh John H. receiver Gas Co., 19 South, dw

254 w Fayette
Pugh Wm. ship joiner, 310 Canton av
Pugh Wm. George, Gas Co., 254 w Fayette
Pugsley John H. carpenter, 224 Chesnut
Puhle Frederick B. shoemaker, 35 May
Pulk Daniel, laborer, 77 Hamburg
Pulley Mary A. teacher, 302 e I'ratt
Pulley Wm. ship carpenter, 302 e Pratt
Pully Mrs. Lavinia, 5 Cambridge
Pulsfort Dominick, shoemaker, 84 Luzerne
Pulsfort John, shoemaker, 84 Luzerne
Pulz John, cooper, 10 s Durham
Pumphrey B. F. huckster, 145 Barre
Pumplirey E. 139 s Paca
Pumphrey Ebenezer, painter, 196 s Fremont
Pumphrey George, brickmaker, 169 Lee
Pumphrey George, machinist, 169 Lee
Pumphrey Greenberry A. ethereal oil, 6 Rock
Pumphrey Lloyd P. painter, 4 Warner
Pumphrey Mrs. Rachel A. 177 s Sharp
Pumphrey Mrs. Rachel, 169 Lee
Pund John C. confectioner, 260 n Gay
Punte Barnhard, laborer, 73 s Wolfe
Purcell James, finisher, 14 Scott
Purcell John J. carpenter. 2 n Pine, dw 210

Mulberry
Purcell Thomas, laborer, 14 Scott
Purden Felix, carpenter, 88 St. Mary
Purdin Charles D. carpenter, 33 n Fremont

extended
Purdin Mrs. Mary, cor Fremont and Liberty

road
Purdin .Mary, 45 Milliman
Purdy Mrs. Caroline, 541 w Fayette
Purdy James C. fisherman, 636 Light
Purdy John W. engineer, 63 s Schroeder
Purdy Mrs. Louisa, 27 s Poppleton
Purdy Thomas, engineer, 590 w Pratt
Puriiigton Zaccheus S. com. merchant and

dealer in fish and cheese, 39 and 41 w Pratt, *

dw 5 n Bond
Purkey Wm. machinist, 422 w Fayette
Purnell Charles B. merchant tailor, 246 w

Pratt, dw 92 s Sharp
Purncll Charles H. clerk P. 0., 67 w Second
Puriiell diaries I. clerk, 83 s Eden
Purnell Isaac M. clerk, 44 s Sharp
Purnell Littleton B. (Hurst & Co.) Maltby

house
Purnell Mary J. dressmaker, 321 n Gay
Purnell Wm. laborer, e Monument extended
PURNELL WM. H. postmaster, dw 34 n

Calvert
Purper George W. brickmaker, 15 Walker
I'urper John, butcher, 15 Walker
Purper John, brickmaker, 59 Hughes
Pursley James, cabinet maker, 107 n Paca,

dw 85 ePirce
Purser George, clerk, 151 s Ann
Purviance Rev. George D. 171 St. Paul
Purviance Hugh Y. officer U. S. N., 93 w

Monument
Purviance Robert, attorney, 142 w Biddle

J. HEXRY GIESE, Cnnunlssiion Mercliant. for the sale of Floiir, Grain, Seeds, SiC,
Rogeudale Cement and Calcined Plaster consttuitl)^ on luutd, SI Spear's 'Wliarf.

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SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Purviance Wm. Y. 40 Courtland

PURVIS & CO. (James F. Purvis, sr., J.

Purvis, jr., I. F.Purvis, i\. H. Crawford,)

bankers, 192 w Baltimore
Purvis Isaac F. (Purvis & Co.) 251 e Biddle
Purvis .Tames F. sr., (Purvis & Co.) Point la,

head of Caroline
Purvis James F. jr., (Purvis & Co.) 265 e

Biddle
Pusey Israel, carriage maker, 874 w Baltimore
Pusey Jop], (Norris & Pusey,) Havre de

Grace, Md.
Pusey Mrs. Maria V. variety store, 874 w

Baltimore
Pusey Nhlhan M. attorney, 15 Law buildings,

dw 135 w Fayette
Putts Charles, cooper, 233 Conway
Putts John W. cooper, 233 Conway
Putsche F'rederick, tavern, n e cor Madison

and Garden
Putzel Selig. G. (Hecht &. Putzel,) 24 n

Eutaw
Pyfer Andrew, 160 s Washington, F. P.
Pye Martin J. 1J3 Camden
Perj;tr John, carter, 324 Canton av
Pyatt Chas. E. letter carrier, 252 e Fayette
Pyle George W. police, ]85 s Paca
Pyle Henry, cigar maker, 9 Mullikin

Q.

QuAiD James, clerk, 238 Preston
Quail Mrs. George K. 451 w Fayette
Quandl Cliarles, bariier, 40 n Greene
Quandt Frederick, laborer, 113 s Dallas
Quandt Henry, shoemaker, 108 Franklin
Quarenge-ser Frederick, carpenter, 106 Mul-
likin
QuHrtley Arthur, (Emmart & Quartley,) 145

Ba rre
Qututley C. show cards, 276 w Baltimore, dw

436
Quasi Henry, tailor, 274 n Bond
Quatman Mrs. Constantinc, fancy store, 237}-^

Canton av
Quaty Frederick, police, 185 s Bethel
Quiiy Cliarli'S, cooper, 232 German
Quay John C. property agent, 232 German
Queen Thomas, ch'rk, Exeter n of Eastern av
Qtiell Capt. Wm. F. mariner, 5 McHenry
Quental Henry, shoemaker, 123 Columbia
Quentin Cnas. H. tobacconist, 300 Canton av
Quernges.*en Louis, shoemaker, 138 n Bond
Qui^ley Amos H. police, 240 n Central av
Quigley Bridget, laundress, 3 Huffman
Quigley Hugh, carpenter, 27 Marion, dw 34

n Puppleton
Quiicley Jane, grocery, n e cor High and Front
duij^ley John, clock and watchmaker, 186

Penna. av
Quiglry Wm. S. hatter, 24 Penna av
Quillen .James, carter, 9 Carlton
Quillen James, carter, 231 Lemmon
Quillin ThoiYias, carter, 109 Peirce
Quillin Owen, carter, 173 West
Quin Oanifl, laborer, rear of 80 s Carey
Quinan Rev. Thomas H. city agent, Md. State

Bible Society, 75 w Fayette, dw 15 Grundy
Quincy John D. (Stevenson & Quincy,) 173

n Exeter
Quincy Walter C. ass't master B. & O. R. R .

37 8 EuiHw
Quiney Daniel, grocery, 158 Druid Hill av

Qniney Daniel, grocery, n w cor Exeter and

Low
Q.uinlan Agnes, teacher, 10 Druid Hill av
Quiiilan Benjamin, carpenter, 69 w Centre
Quinlan John, feed store, 20 e Monument
aUINLAN JOSEPH E flour, feed and pro-
duce, 149 n Gay, dw 360 w Fayette
Quinlan J. F. & Son, feed store, 149 n Gay
Quiiilan Joseph E. feed and flour store, 149 n

Gay, dw 360 w Fayette
Quinlan Lfwis C. brakesman B. & O. R. R.

106 Mulberry
Quinlan Mrs. Mary A. dressmaker, 10 Druid

Hill av
Quinlan Michael, drayman, 13 Perry
Quinn Bridget, seamstress, 133 w Madison
Quinn Caroline, hucksteress, 57 L. Pleasant
Quinn Charles, hackman Union hotel, corner

Cliarles and Pratt, dw 113 n Central av
Quinn Eilward, Washington road opposite

Mt. Clare
Quinn Francis, 68 Pearl

Quinn Francis found ry'n, 150 Greenmountav
QMinn James, huckster, 148 Greenmount av
Quinn James, carpenter, 141 Druid Hill av
Quinn James, carter, 161 s Central av
Quinn James, shoemaker, 98 n Bond
QUINN J RANDOLPH, attorney, 24 St.

Paul, dw 34 Jackson
Quinn John, laborer, 23 Perry
Quinn John, tavern, Union Dock, dw 120 s

High
Quinn John, painter, 2 Diamond
Quinn John, laborer, 39 Block
Quinn John, shoemaker, 108 Lexington
Quinn Lucy, 319 Aliceanna
Quinn Mrs Mary, grocery, 113 n Central av
Quinn Mrs. Mary, 98 n Pine
Quinn Miiry, 23 Perry
Quinn Maitht^w, laborer, Washington road

opposite Ml. Clare
Quinn Michai'l, laborer, 47 Stockton al
Quinn Miehaal, bricklayer, 84 Park.
Quinn Pairiek, porter, 93 s Spring
QLINN PATRICK M. wholesale liquors, s
w cor HilliMi and High, dw 157 e Madison
duinn Patrick, stone mason, 6 Booth
Quinn Peter, tinner, 25 e Madison
Quinn Rosanna, 34 Jackson
Qumn Rose R. tavern and boarding, 27 Cen-
tre market space
Quinn Sarah, grocery, 157 e Madison
Quinn Sie|)hen, laborer, 42 Frederick av
Quinn Thomas, tailor, 75Aisquilh
Quiiui Thomas, telegraph operator, 25 e Madi-
son
Quinn Wm. H. (Fifer & Quinn,) 160 Druid

Hill av
Quirir\ Wm. laborer, 141 Eager
Quinn Wm. laborer, 15 New Church
Quinter John R. carpenter, 552 w Pratt
Quirk James, laborer, 39 Jew al, O. T.
Quirk Jeremiah, laborer, 4 Hillen
Quirk Lawrence, laborer, 113 Leadenhall
Qiurk Patrick, horse shoer, 6 Willow
Quirk Thomns, laborer, 113 Leadenhall
Quirk Thomas W. drayman, 4 Hillen
Quirliquin Bridget, 13 Fall

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Raab George, shoemaker, 11 Foster al
Raab Moses, second-hand dealer, 141 Orleans

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maiiiifactiirers of 'White Lend, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
IVdatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints an<l VarnisKes, 1(10 "W. Liombard Street.

Call at the Popular ClothiBg House, No. 40.

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Raabe Charles A. lal)orer, 3 Biddle al
Raabe Charles, linings and morocco manufac-
turer, 31 Saratoga, dw 68 Holiday
Raabe J. F. barber, 399 w Baltimore
Raabe Wm. machinist, 164 Raborg
Rab Emanuel, tailor, 96 s Eutaw
Rab Emanuel, tailor, 64 s Paca
Rabbits Henry, shoemaker, 334 s Charles
Rabe Ann, 6 L. MrEMerry
Rabe John, butcher, 551 e Fayette
Rabe John, cigar maker, 63 Frederick, dw 84

Britton
Rabenstein Lewis, piano maker, 74 s Eutaw
Rabhon George, coal heaver, 23 Philpot al
Rabillon Leonce, professor French language,

79 Park
RABDRG & BROTHER, (C. Raborg, G.

Raborg,) picklers, rear 16 Hill
Raborg Dr Christopher H. n w cor Lombard

and Howard
Raborg Christopher, (Raborg & Bro.) 4 Hill
Raborg Edward L. clerk, 138 s Paca
Raborg Goddard, (Rabnrg& Bro.) 138 s Paca
Raborg Harriet, 254 Lexington
Raborg Joseph S. medical student, n \v cor

Lombard and Howard
Rabourg Frederick, clerk, 229 n Central av
Raphael Mrs. Margaret, 482 w Lombard
Rachner John, cooper, 352 s Caroline
Rackellin Andrew, caster, 50 Preston
Rackensperger Mrs. Catherine, 2 Sarah Ann
Rackensperger Daniel W. blacksmith, 2 Sarah

Ann
Rackensperger Jacob, harness maker, 2 Sarah

Ann
Rackensperg(!r John, stone cutter, 2 Sarah Ann
Radclitf George C. commission merchant, 77

Smith's wharf, dw Eutaw House
Radcliff John, firi>maii, 51 s Schrbeder
RADCLIFH^E JOSEPH & SOiV, (Joseph

Radcliffe, Joseph T. Radclifte,) commission

merchants,2)^Camden,dw J.R.274 Hollins
Radcliffe Joseph T. 105 n Broadway
Radden John, laborer, 430 w Saratoga
Radecke & Co. (D. H. Radecke, J. Radecke,

J. Thiem,) box makers, 22 McClellan
Radecke Dederick H. (Radecke & Co.) Balti-
more Co
Radecke John, (Radecke & Co.) 6 New

Church
Radecke Mrs. Margaret, confectioner, 785 w

Baltimore
Rader George, cooper, 235 s Bethel
Rader John, barber, 348 Canton av
Rading John, porter, 274 s Bond
Radkin Edward, laborer, 15 e Madison
Rady Michael, Jaborer, 18 Hillen
Rae Francis, machinist, 148 s Paca
Rae Robert, machinist, 54 Leadenhall
Raeb Emanuel, confectioner, s w cor Eutaw

and Perry
Raecke Frederick, upholsterer, 40 German, dw

31 Pearl
Raedel Leonhart, 3 L. Paca
Raedel Mrs, Louisa, confectionery, 3 L. Paca
Raeder Charles, laborer, 82 West
Raeiblen Henry, butcher, n e cor Wilson and

Bolton av
Raes Mary, 177 s Wolfe
Rafferty John, 73 Cooksie
Rafferty John, laborer, 91 n Bethel
Rafferty Margaret, 98 Holiday.
Rafferty Patrick, porter, 144 n High

Rafferty Thomas, laborer, 75 Cooksie
Raftery Capt. Thomas, 462 Canton av
Ragan Martin, laborer, 7 Neighbor
Ragan Michael, tailor, 82 York
Ragan Winnifred, 79 Cooksie
Rager Frederick, upholsterer, 31 Pearl
Ragler Conrad, laborer, 18 Baker's ct
Ragner Peter, butcher, 90 s "Wolfe
Ragonche George, laborer, 196 Enstern av
Ragrath H(;rman, carter, 519 Franklin
Ragrath Sebastian, laborer, 322 Republican
Rahe Charles, shoemaker, 174 s Charles
Rahe Wm. barkeeper, 17 s Liberty
Rahn August, tobacconist, 63 Camiien
Rahn Henry, nightman, 72 Portland
Rahn John, shoemaker, 72 Camden
Rahner Charles, shoemaker, 388 n Gay
Rahning Charles, bricklayer, 88 n P.ica
RAIBER JOSEPH, lager beer and billiards,

1 s Frederick
Raiber Nicholas, barkeeper, 1 s Fredi^rick
Raihmaii John, carpenter, 74 Grindall
Railing Rodolph, sawyer, 10 Greene's ct
Raindrop Frederick, cabinet maker, 56 Port-
land
Raine Albert, cigar maker, 36 Low
Raine Albert, watchmaker, 5 s Ann
Raine Frederick, editor and publisl^'r German

Correspondent, 1 s Gay, dw 37 Pleasant
Raine Capt. W. 5 s Ann
Rainer Amos, U. S. N. 40 Henrietta
Rainer Joseph D. can maker, 204 s Paca
Raines Wm. sailor, 240 Eastern av
Rainey Edward, carpenter, 2 Bolton
Rainier Capt. John, mariner, 39 Henrietta
Raisin Alfred, clerk, 77 n Eutaw
Raisin J. M., Mansion house
Raisin R. .VI., 73 n Eutaw
Raist John, coal heaver, 329 Eastern av
Raith Charles, watchmaker, 69 Fenna. av
Rakenburger George, wood sawyer, 171 s

Dallas
Ralston Walter, police, 204 Hollins
Rambela Wolfskein, shoemaker, 420 Can-
ton av
Ramer Samuel, 30 n Dallas
Ramey Albert V. engineer, 21 Granby
Ramey Wm. mariner, 125 s Exeter
Raming Adam, tailor, 245 Eastern av
Ramm Katarina, laundress, 104 n Howard
Ramming Christopher, musical instrument

maker, 44 Low
Ramsay Alexander, painter, 121 e Lombard
Ramsay Alexander, carpenter, 240 German
Ramsay Arabella, 108 s High
Ram.say C. Z. R. (H. J. Werdebaugh & Co.)

395 Franklin
Ramsay Caroline, confection'y, 224 n Eutaw
Ramsay David F blind maker, 82 Booth
Ramsay Capt. Isaac T. 150 s Ann
Ramsay Isabella, 10 Henrietta
Ramsay J. Gales, Capt. and A. A. General
2d Separate Brigade, 8th A. C, Fort Mc-
Henry
Ramsay James J. bricklayer, 240 German
Ramsay James G. rope factory, s e corner

Thames and Caroline
Ramsay James G. ship chandler, 13 Thames,

dw 19 s Broadway
Ramsay John, carpenter, 18 Josephine
Ramsay Joseph A. bookseller and stationer,

115 s Broadway
Ramsay Mrs. Margaret, 451 w Lombard

TUS GROVE}R & BAK£R SEWING ItlACHIJVE: is tbe best for aU purposes- SAliBS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS.

Baltimore Street.

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Ramsay Matthew, agent, currier, 47 Harri- |

son, dw 11 Holland |

Ramsay VVm H. carpenter, 121 e Lombard j

Ramsbing Newton A. (Campbell & Rams- 1

burg,) 52 Conway
Ramsey Joseph, carpenter, 180 e Baltimore j
RAMSEY J. E. & Sufi, (J. E. Ramsey, ,
Wm. R. Ramsey,) house carpenters and |
builders, 54 e Pratt, dw 180 e Baltimore !

Ramsey Capl. Robert H. 51 s Broadway
Ramsey Washington, clerk, 51 s Broadway
Ramsey Wm. E. police, 43 Chatsworth
RamsjKiti August, carpenter, 13 Commerce,

dw 40 Lemmon
Ramspott August, carpenter, 29 Lemmon
Ram.sleck John, 246 s Kutaw
Ranback John, boiler maker, 200 Eastern av
R,andall Alfred C. watchn>aker, 60 Buren
Randall Chas. K. (Randall & Connolly,) 305

w Baltimore
Randall & Connolly, (Chas. K. Randall, Ed-
ward Connolly,) hatters, furs and trim-
minims, 305 w Baltimore
RANDALL D. A. mineral water manufac-
turer, s w cor Fayette and Calvert, base-
ment Barnum's, winter office, 11 w Fayette,
Banmm's, dw 59 n Calvert
Randall Edw. T. ship carpenter, 162 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Randall Mrs. Eliza, 38 Mulberry
Randall (ieorge B. 89 Mulberry
Rai!dall& Hamlin, (Jas. C. Randall, Geo. P.
Hamlin,) flour and feed, 491 w Baltimore
Randall James C. (Randall & Hamlin,) dw
General Wayne hotel, n w cor Paca and
Baltimore
Randall John K. clerk, 184 Preston
Randall John T. clerk, 89 Mulberry
Randall Mary, teO n Eden
Randall Mary A. 239 e Pratt
Randall Samuel H. (Chaney & Randall,) dry
goods, 254 w Baltimore, dw 184 w Hoffman
Randall Tliomas W. tailor, 92 e Madison
Randall Volt T. detective, 359 Franklin
Randall Wm. clerk, 358 n Gay
Randalls Richard huckster, 246 Light
Randle Wm. H. tailor, 176 Columbia
Randolph Andrew J. (Randolph, Golibart &

Co.) 334 e Pratt
Randolph Eliza, 31 Clay
RAiNDOLPH, GOLIBART & CO. (J. W.
Randolph, S. R. Golibart, A. J. Randolph,)
lumber merchants, 140 Thames
Randolph &. Latimer, (R. B. Latimer,) com-
mission mercliants, 66 South
.Randolph James T. 288 e Baltimore
Randolph James T. ship carver, 280 s Ann
^Randolph John W. (Randolph, Golibart &
Co.) cashier 2nd National Bank, dw 145 s
Broadway
.Randolph John, barber, 3 n Calvert
Randolph John W. jr., clerk, 145 s Broadway
Rantt Chas. Q. barber, .';33 w Baltimore
Jlankev Henry R. gunsmith, 30 New Church
Ranker John, shoemaker, 69 Washington,

F. ,H.
Kankin Alexander, painter, 144 Harford av
Rankin Ann A. 139 n Exeter
RankiK Kev. Chas. W. 3 Waverly terrace,

Franklin square
Rankin Samuel, soap and candle factory, 95

Che-v/
Rankin Wm. grocer, 21 w Biddle

Ranney Chas. telegraph operator, 99 s Exeter
Ransom Theresa, tailoress, 37 Fawn
Ransone Mrs. Elizabeth W. 103 Bank
Rape Chas. butcher, 86 n Ann
Raphun Chas W. clerk provost marshal, 181

w Lombard
Rapin Gerhard, watchmaker and jeweler, 169^

e Baltimore
Rapley Wm. cooper, 363 n Gay
Rapp Conrad, shoemaker, 5 Carlton
Rapp Conrad, laborer, rear of 1 Peach al
Rapp Henry, baker, 468 Lexington
Rapp John, shoemaker, 14 Union
Rapp John, cooper, 233 s Bond
Rapp Margaret, confectionery, 28 Shakspear
Rapp Wm. tavern, Clinton, s of Boston
Rappold John, snldier. 83 Warner
Rappold John L. second-hand furniture, 1 n

Dallas
Rappoldt Harman, brass finisher, 37 Albe-
marle
Raps Conrad, variety store, 241 e Lombard
Rarby Theodore, shoemaker, 268 s Bond
Rardin Matthew, laborer, 62 Cooksie
Rarridan Eilward, hostler, 8 n amity
Rasch Ann, 113 Low
Rasch Chas. soldier, 113 Low
Rasch Geo. tailor, 311 n Central av
Rasch Jacob, tailor, 16 s Exeter
Rasch John, broom maker, 31 n Wolfe
Rasch Valentine, 96 Lancaster
RASIN I. FREEMAN, straw goods, 39 n

Charles, dw 232 Aisquith
Rasin S. W. L. bookkeeper, over 32 South,.

dw 194 w Biddle
Rasinser Jno. engineer B. & O. R. R. 51 Boyd.
Riisor John, laborer, 426 Canton av
Rataway VVm. machinist, n Charles near city-
limits
Ratchford John, 19 Concord
Ratcliff Samuei, lamp lighter, 64 Thames
Rateliffe Q,uinton W. clerk, 548 Lexington
Rath Adolph, cigars, Point la near Harford av
Rathbene Mrs. Llizabeth, 8 n Schroeder
Rathel Jos. boatman, 148 Washington, F. H.
Rathell George, clerk, 175 n Eden
Rathell Henry H. A. printer, 137 Mulberry
Rathell Thomas, house carpenter, 112 s Bond
Ralhman John, laborer, 17 s Durham
Rathman Thos. hod carrier, 17 s Durham
Raihyen Henry, sugar boiler, 29 w Lombard
Ratican Edward, laijorer, 15 e Madison
Rattican Thos. plumljer and gaa fitter, 1 n

Frederick, dw 197 East
Rattican Thos. laborer, 2 e Bath
Rattle Elizabeth, 152 n Exeter
Ratwisch Henry, tavern, 45 e Pratt
Rau Adam, shoemaker, J72 Canton av
RAU CHRISTOPHER F. show case manuf.,

20 McClellan's al, dw 23 Albemarle
Rau Christopher, laborer, 269 n Eutaw
Rau Geo. groc'y, n e cor Aliceanna and Wolfe
Rau George, merchant tailor, 244 n Gay
Pcau G. K. tailor and scourer, 29 Harrison
Rau Henry, baker, 269 n Dallas
Rau Henry, baker, 232 s Durhain
Rau John, tavern, 91 Low
Rau John, blacksmith, 93 Low
Rau Mrs. John C. 99 Penna av
Rau John, baker, 265 n Dallas
RAU JOHN C. & CO. (J. C. Rau, J. Uhrig,)
grocers and produce merchants, cor How-
ard and Franklin

JAMES H. aOIIX.SON, City Steam FireAvood MILU— Wan-eii's Fire and "Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BEOS.

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Rau Stephen, 102 Thames

Raub Margaret, wool picker, 11 Union

Rauch Fred 'k, turner, 135 n Bond

Rauch Henry, cooper, 194 s Bond

Rauch Jacob, trunk maker, 134 Burgundy al

Rauch John H. wharfinger at Commercial

wharf, dw 70 s Washington, F. P.
Rauch Joseph, butclier, 557 e Fayette
Rauch Mrs Alargaret, 113 Bank
Rauck Mrs. Susan, dyer and scourer, 56 Mul-
berry
Rauk Mrs. Fred. 13 Cannon
Raulgh Christopher, tailor, 3 Chesnut
Raum George, laborer, 48 Johnson
Raum Simon, laborer, 274 s Bond
Raunft Alois, lager beer, 105 AVest
Rausch Charles, shoemaker, 273 s Dallas
Rausch Fred'k, machinist, 30 Stirling
Rausch John, tailor, 108 n Paca
Rausch John H. shoemaker, 314 n Howard
Rauscher Lewis, ship joiner, 94 s High
Raush John, tailor, 8 Anthony
Rausz John, shoemaker, 350 s Charles
Rauterberg Wm. bar keeper, 16 s Frederick
Elauth Sabella, shoe store, 542 w Baltimore
Rauwer David, baker, 238 Columbia
Raveor Wm. shoemaker, 115 n Eden
Ravio Geo. cabinet maker, 255 s Sharp
Rawlings Carrie L. seminary, 36 Saratoga,

dw 113 Conway
Rawlings Benj. clerk, 168 Conway
Rawlings & Brunner, (C. H. Rawlings, Abel
Brunner,) book binders and blank book
manufs. over 262 w Baltimore
Rawlings Chas. H. (Rawlings & Brunner,)

122 e Madison
Rawlings Eliza C 18 s Howard
Rawlings Joshua, shoemaker, 186 L. Consti-
tution
Rawlings J. S. (Rawlings & Woodward,) 40

Lexington
Rawlings R. C. bookeeper, 87 s Eden
Rawlings, W. P. shoemaker, 698 w Pratt
RAWLINGS & WOODWARD, (J. S. Raw-
lings, G. H. Woodward,) commission mer-
chants, 96 s Charles
RAY ALEXANDER, provisions, 83 n Broad-
way, dw 72
Ray Alfred, shipsmith, 77 s Ann
Ray Alfred, shipsmith, 9 n Ann
Ray Andre\v J. jr., soldier, 14 Fall
Ray Andrew J. sr., 14 Fall
Ray Benj. F. (Ray & Co.) 401 w Lombard
RAY &"CO. (Benjamin F. Ray, John Fox,
John W. Vanhook,") manufacturers of
feapCT5'aT!4i«crwgr?7'iii5jkK-£«att
Ray Mrs. Eliza., seamstress, 237 Hamburg
Ray Chas. poHce, 72 McElderry
Ray James, bricklayer, 14 Fall
Ray John M. 159 Chesnut
Ray John B. collector, 28 St. Paul, dw 210

Harford avenue
Ray Josiah, engineer, 11 McHenry
Ray Marcellus, shoemaker, 59 Goodman al
Ray Oliver, tinner, 170 n Fremont
Ray Patrick, gardener, 37 n Poppleton
Ray Richard M. engineer, 159 Chesnut
Ray Sarah, nurse, 14 Fall
Ray Thos. blacksmith, 109 s Poppleton
Ray Thos. cooper, 12 Fall
Ray Wm. printer, 43 e Monument
Raybold Thomas J. paper hanger, over 190
Saratoga

Rayden Ellen, Donnelly's court

Rayhice Chas. clerk, 234 Saratoga

Rayhice Dominick, clerk, 234 Saratoga

Rayman Hanz, laborer, 5 Hammond al

Raymer Chas. painter, 138 Barre

Raymo Chas. M. hatter, 82 n Gay, dw 63

Jefferson
Raymo Frank, tavern. Homestead, Balto. co
Raymo Lewis, hatter, 117 n Gay
Raymo Mary, saleswoman, 117 n Gay
RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. (W. E. Ray-
mond, Geo. W. Burton, Thos. J. Irving,)
^gentlemen's furnishing store, 168 w Balti-
more — [See bottom lines Ailvertisement inside
book.]
Raymond John W. shoemaker, 250 Cross
Raymond Moses, tavern, 89 Hughes
Raymond W. E. (Raymond, Bui ton & Co.)

38 w Baltimore
RAYNER WM. S. office 5 St. Paul,dw 316

Madison av
Rayner Wm. mariner, 159 Chesapeake
Raysinger Martin, engineer, 592 w Pratt
Rea Mrs. Ann C. nurse, 140 Columbia
Rea Chas H. 62 George
Rea Francis, machinist, 148 s Paca
Rea Jas. porter, 24 Morris al
Rea John H. 60 George
Rea John E. clerk, 60 George
Rea Jos. B. granite cutter, 234 Columbia
Rea Kate, teacher, 140 Columbia
Reabourg Ann, 58 w Baltimore
Read Amos, express agi^nt, 146 Montgomery
Read Edward B. druggist, n e cor Baltimore

and Ann
Read Francis, 100 s Broadway
Read Francis, 51 Lancaster
Read John, tailor and scourer, 7 w Fayette
Read John K. tanner, 134 s Spring
Read John, oyster packer, 128 s Chapel
Read Peter, laborer, 14 s Bond
Read Richard, engineer, 61 Hamburg
Read Reljecca, 6 Jackson
Read Robt. coppersmith, cor West Falls av

and Lombard, dw 326 e Baltimore
Read Robert, (Washington & Read,) 326 e

Baltimore
Read Saml. McK. clerk, 240 e Biddle
Read Mrs. Sophia C. 37 Mulberry
Read Wm. S painter, 214 s Wolfe
Read Wm. Geo. attorney, 128 n Charles

READ WM. H., Druggist, Patent
Medieines,Perfumery, Cream Syr-
up and Mineral Water, s e cor
Baltimore and Calvert, dw. 23 N.
Calvert.

Read Wm. G. (Pennington & Read,) 37 Mul-
berry
Readasall Jacob, 68 n Gay
Reader Samuel T. carpenter, Orleans between

Chester and Durham
Ready Ann, teacher, 122 s Paca
Ready Thomas, laborer, 136 Low
Ready Samuel, 142 Hanover
Reager Geo. laborer, 255 s Paca
Reagle Geo. L. shoemaker, 9 s Eutaw
Realil Arhardt, tailor, 15 Albemarle
Reaiman Lebold, tailor, 172 Burgundy al
Reaiman Mary, 172 Burgundy al

Shirts, I>ra-»vfrs, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Siispeiiders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOJTD, BinS-TOX Si CO'S". 1G8 Bnltfmorc-st., near Calvert.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Reahmiller Hen. paper carrier, 321 Hanover
Real Lduis, cooper, 14 Gilbert al
Ream Henry H. 398 e Monument
Reaney James, teller Chesapeake Bank, 597

Lexing^ton
REANEY ALEXANDER, house and sign

painter, 44 s Howard, dw 31 n Exeter
Reaney John G. 114 e Lombard
Reany Mrs. Mary A. 175 Aisquith
Reardon Elizabeth, laundress, 150 East
Reardon John, laborer, 41 Ryan
Reardon John, 346 w Mulberry
Reardon Mrs Mary, 22 Ryan
Reardon Patrick, teacher, 69 Hillen
Reardon Philip, laborer, rear 204 Lexington
Reardon Wm. laborer, Lufferman's al
Reas Charles, tailor, 243 e Eager
Reas Philip, 'furniture wagoner, 588 Light
Reatdorf August, baker, 35y Canton av
Reay David, jr. silver plater, over 10 South,

dw 79 s Caroline
Reay H. S. clerk, 79 s Caroline
Reayborn Mrs. Rebecca, 70 McCulloh
Reben Hall, Fayette near Harrison
Rebline John M. shoemaker, 37 Peach al
Rebsem John P. milkman, Fort av near Law-
rence
Rebstock Charles, grocer, 367 s Eutaw
Rechner Charles, grocery, n w cor Madison

and Ensor
ReckertChas. A. tobacconist, 72 Columbia
Reckert Geo. McC. cigar maker, 147 s Paca
Reckert John, ship carpenter. Cross e of Cov-
ington
Reckitt Mrs. Ann M. 99 s Fremont
Reckitt Wm. G. clerk, 99 s Fremont
Reckitt Charles, jr. clerk, J76 Columbia
Reckner iVlrs. Caroline, 429 Canton av
Rectenwald Michael, laborer, 55 s Wolfe
Reddall Mrs. Kllen, 97 n Spring
Reddehause Charles, tavern, 182 s Bond
Redding Catherine, grocery, 123 Exeter
Redding John, laborer, 123 n Exeter
Redding Joseph, ice wagon, 241 e Eager
Redding Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 139 s'Chapel
Redding & Musson, oyster packers, 203

Hughes I

Redding W. A. (Redding & Musson,) 28 Hill
Reddish John H. hardware, 187 s Broadway,

dw 263 e Baltimore
Reddish John F fireman, 357 s Sharp
Reddi.sh Joseph H. sailmaker, 357 s Sharp
Reddish Mrs. Louisa, 357 s Sharp
Reddish Robert H. mariner, 68 Durst al
Reddish Mrt;. Robert H. 64 Hanover
Reddish Robert H. tinner, 239 n Bond
Reddish Wm. H. J. mariner, 357 s Sharp
Reddon Mrs. Catharine, seamstress, 46 s Bond
Reddon John E. mariner, 46 s Bond
Reddy James, distiller, 84 e Madison
Reddy Thomas J. clerk, 84 e Madison
Redeman Christian, drayman, 45 Albemarle
Redeman Daniel, laborer, 803 w Pratt
Redeman J. S. tailor, 24 Albemarle
Redeman J. H. Rudolph, cigar maker, 24

Albemarle
Redeman Wm. tavern, 53 s Frederick
Redfield Jacob S. foundryman, 152 s Caroline
Redgrave Isaac F. clerk, Park hotel. 111

Camden
Redgrave Isaac, 258 Aliceanna
Redgrave John B. lumber inspect. West Falls
av, dw 565 Lexington

Redgrave Samuel, watchman, 272 Aisquith
Redgrave Samuel, police, 272 Aisquith
Redgrave Samuel H.,Park hotel. Ill Camden
REDGRAVE WM. «., Park hotel, opposite

B. & O. R. R. depot. 111 Camden
Redican John, laborer, 53 i5oyd
Redifer Chas. A. painter, 24 n Sharp, dw s e

cor George and Fremont
Redinger Maria, grocery, 197 Peirce
Redinger Mrs. 102 s Caroline
Redman Catherine, seamstress, 116 s Chapel
Redman James E cigar maker, 54 Hill
Redman John, laborer, rear 25 Bank
Redman Samuel, shoemaker, 54 Hill
Redrop Frederick, piano maker, 56 Portland
Reed Alexander, engineer, Washington road,

opposite Mount Clare
Reed Mrs Ann R. lailoress, 25 Sterrett
Reed Benj. F. carpenter, 120 n Bond
Reed Caroline, dress maker, 70 Front^] n of

Foundry
Reed Charles, clerk, 210 n Eutaw
Reed Charles, 3 Brad wick's ct
Reed David, carpenter, 18 s Schroeder
Keed Mrs. D. A. 53 n Pine
Reed Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, Washington road,

opposite Mount Clare
Reed Ella, 64 Preston

Reed E. chemical soap manuf. 4 Lovely la
Reed Mrs. Francis, provisions, 36 Warner
Reed Capt. Francis S. 210 n Eutaw
Reed Flavins, engineer, 190 Hollins
Reed George A., Black Horse tavern, 111 n

High
Reed George A. clerk, 169 e Pratt
Reed Helen, saleswoman, 106 w Fayette
Reed Henry C. clerk, 169 e Pratt
Reed Jacob, stables, 32 Frederick road
Reed Dr. James A. s e cor Baltimore and

Exeter
Reed James N. engineer U. S. N., 172 Orleans
Reed Jesse, huckster, 487 w Lombard
Reed Joshua L. carpenter, 120 n Bond
Reed John, cigar maker, 36 Warren
Reed John B. clerk, 339 w Fayette
Reed John C. tailor, 4b Barre
Reed John A. cigar maker, 18 Ramsay
Reed John, cabinet maker, 274 e Lombard
Reed John, moulder, 495 w Lombard
Reed John A. tobacconist, 308 w Pratt
Reed John L. (Stick ney & Co.) 339 w Fayette
Reed Joseph H. cooper, 112 w Boyd
Reed Julia, 495 w Lombard
Reed Mrs. Julia, 190 Montgomery
Reed Louis, cooper, 291 s Paca
Reed Mrs. Margaret, 80 Aisquith
Reed Margaret, seamstress, 29 n Fremont
Reed Martha, 172 Orleans
Reed Mary J. S. dress maker, 402 w Fayette
Reed Mary E. 23 w Lombard
Reed Matilda, 169 e Pratt
Reed Matilda, 55 e Fayette
Reed Michael, laborer, 158 s Eden
Reed Michael H. salesman, 53 n Pine
Reed Richard, painter, 70 Front n of Foundry

REED ROBERT A., Dealer in Old
Books, Coins, Autographs, &c., 76
n Eutaw, dw 85 Pearl

Reed Samuel, bookkeeper, 240 e Biddle
Reed Sarah, 240 e Chew

i. HEXRY GIESE, Commlssioiii Mercliniit. for the sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, dse.
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's Wlxarf.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Reed Seth, bookkeeper J. S. Gittings & Co.,

604 w Lombard
Reed Capt. Setli G. 604 w Lombard
Reed Susanna R. 1'20 n Bond
Reed Mi-s. Temperance Ann, 487 w Lombard
Reed Thomas S. potter, 289 L. Paca
Reed Wallace W. 604 vv Lombard
Reed Wm. E. huckster, 78 McElderry
Reed Wm. H. cii<^ineer N. C. R. near 1st toll

gate, Palis road
Reed Wm. H. toljacconist, 86 Barre
Reed Wm. L. upiiolsterer, 167 ii Fremont
Reeder Conrad, laijorer, 75 Grindall
Reeder Charles, engineer, 171 Montgomery
Reeder Charles, blacksmith, '26 n Oregon
REEDER CHARLES, engineer and machin-
ist, 51 Hughes, dw 291 w Lombard
Reeder George W. iron and brass moulder,

Hughes, dw 172 Montgomery
Reeder Jacob, fruit packer, 245 s Sharp
Reeder Jacob, locksmith, 317 n Howard
Reeder Mrs. Madilina, 137 Columbia
Reeder Richard, shoemaker, 27 Carlton
Reeder Mrs. Susan, 287 Light
Reeder Wm. A shoemaker, 39 s Oregon
Reedy James, shot-maker, 277 L. Paca
Reeger John C. cooper, 186 s Charlies, dw 195
REEHL HENRY, confectioner,92s Caroline
Rees Nicholas, liquor.s, 126 Forrest
R'ees Thomas, agent Balto. and Cuba Smelting

Co., Clinton s of Boston
Reese Andrew, metal smelter, 313 Mulberry
Reese Andrew, president Howard Fire Insur-
ance Co. 60 n Liberty
Reese Rev. Aquilla A. chaplain at Fort Mc-

Henry
Reese Cassandra, tailoress, 92 n Caroline
Reese Charles, carter, 79 Somerset

EEESE CHARLES & CO. (Charles
Reese, W. E. Browning, J. T.
Hughes,) Dealers in Teas, Wines
and Family Groceries, n e corners
Eutaw, Madison and Garden, and
150 n Eutaw

Reese Chas. (C. Reese & Co.) Charles-st av
Reese Chas. (C. Keese & Co.) 150 n Eutaw
Reese Charles M soldier, 44 Chesnut

REESE Rev. DANIEL M., Laurel
Iron Works, Whetstone Point,
dw 82 Lee

Reese Daniel W. clerk, 82 Lee

Reese David, basket maker, 170 e Pratt

Reese David, carpenter, 302 n Gav

Reese David M. 147 Hoffman

Reese Edward, grocer, 366 w Baltimore, dw

241 w Lombard
Reese Frederick, heater, 116 s Washington,

F. P.
Reese Frederick, founder, 13 Fountain
Reese F. H 5 Jackson
Reese George, 264 s Ann
REESE G. H. & BROTHERS, tea dealers

and grocers, 207 and 209 w Pratt
Reese Geo. D. clerk, German opp. Pine
Reese Henry 0. clerk, 83 s Charles

Reese Geo S. stock broker, at Brothers Mc-
Kim, dw Baltimore Co.

Reese Gerard H. (G. H. Reese & Brothers,)
Charles-st. av, Balto. Co.

Reese Henry, (G. H. Reese & Brothers,) Re-
lay house, N. C. R.

Reese Jacob, laljorer, 172 Ramsay

Reese Joiin, tailor, 17 Somerset

Reese John S. & Co. (J, S. Reese, J. W.
McConki'y,) importns and dealers in fer-
tilizers, office 71 South

Ret-se John, copper smelter, 4 Andre

Keese John S. (J. S. Keese & Co.) 141 Hoff-
man

Reese John E. teller Farmers and Planters
Bank, 8 s Greene

Reese John, Lieutenant, 383 w Pi^tt

Reese John A. tailor, 138 Vine

Reese John, baker, 296 Saratoga *

Reese John, laborer, 137 s Exeter

Reese John, 47 Harmony al

Reese John E. sr., teller Farmers and Plant-
ers Bank, 8 s Greene

Reese John L. sr. , 174 Hanover

Reese J. Fisher, clerk at Brothers McKim,
183 Garden

Reese John E. jr., bookkeeper, 8 s Greene

Reese J. A. E. s e cor Howard and Clay

Reese John, laborer, 253 Hamburg

REESE JOHN L. of A., clerk 700 Saratoga

Reese John L. jr., brick maker, 431 w Fayette

Reese Joseph H. B. clerk, Sharp near Lee

Reese Joshua, tinner, 115 Hill

Reese Lewis, tailor, 33H s Charles

Reese Louis, cutter, 431 w Baltimore

Reese Margaret K., German opposite Pine

Keese Mary, 4 Parkin

Reese Nicholas, grocer, n w cor Stirling and
Aisquith

Reese Samuel, constable, 313 Mulberry

Reese Stephen W. huckster, 41 Hill

Reese Susan, grocery, 44 Chesnut

Reese Thomas M. (G. H. Reese & Bros.) 308
w Lombard

Reese Thomas 11. barber, 222 Light

Reese Thomas S. clerk, 5 Jackson

Reese Thomas S. 181 Lombard

Reese Wm. E. bricklayer, 313 Mulberry

Reese Wm. brick manufacturer, Washington
road, dw 156 s Siiarp

Reese Wm. S. chemist, 48 McCulloh

Reese Wm. coach maker, 31 n Paca

Keese Wm. copper smelter, Clinton s of Bos-
ton

Reeside Wm. police, 408 West

Reeves Charles, clerk, 79 e Pratt

Reeves Josiah W. cutter, n e cor Eutaw and
Saratoga

Reeves Joseph F. (Briiikley & Reeves,) 25 s
Exeter

Reeves Joseph F. sr., 79 e Pratt

Reeves J. Mason, machinist, 157 Garden

Reeves Joseph H. C. bookk'pr, 57 n Greene

Reeves Wm. jr., blacksmith, 32 n Poppleton

Reeves Wm. blacksmith, 528 w Lombard

Regan John, jr. moulder 11 Constitution

Regan John, 11 Constitution

Reger John, cooper, 186 s Charles, dw 195

Reger Michael, laborer, 82 s Chapel

Regeler Donrad, paver, 18 Baker ct

Regener John, carter, 425 Canton av

Regester Daniel T. brass finisher, 69 Chew

Regester Susanna, 20 Somerset

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White LiencI, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints an.l Varnlslies, 1(»0 W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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R,egester Samuel W. bookkeeper, 234 Cen-
tral av
REGESTER JOSHUA, Baltimore bell and

brass works, 53 Holiday, dw 69 Cliew
Rejsjester Capt. Samuel, 135 s Regester
Regna James, moulder, 247 Forrest
Refibeim Henry, tailor, 30McElderry
Rehberger Sebastian, tailor, I'J s Spring
Rehberger Valentine, huckster, 221 Aliccanna
Rehder Mary, laundress, 675 Penna. av
Rehling August, ship carpenter, 512 Light
Rehling Henry, shoeinaker, 87 Dover
Rehll Lawrence, peddler, 8 Beal's ct
Rehkoph Christopher, laborer, 1 Bouldin al
Rehmert Gotleib, tavern, 251 Canton av
ReliMchen Patrick, laljorcr, 46 McMechin
Reibecker Andrew, tanner, 30 Anthony
Rcibert Adam, tailor, 258 s Sharp
* Reibert George, tailor, 76 Leadenhall
Reibert John, tailor, 837 w Baltimore
Reibcrtanz Julius, assistant editor German

Corres)5ondent, 148 n Exeter
Reich Anton, salesman, 59 Portland
Reicii John M. drayman, 9 Leadenhall
Reicharat Harman, porter, 4 L. Paca
Reichardt Gotleib, shoemaker, 112 Low
Reichert Frederick, carpenter, 200 Cross
Reichert Harman, actor, 284 w Pratt
Reichert Michael, soldier, 88 s Wolfe
P..eichle J. David, lager beer, 73 )) Siiriiig
Reichwien Henry, blacksmith, 37 Oregon, dw

743 w Baltimore
Reick Lehnhart, teamster, 49 Portland
Reid Andrew, (Spence & Reid,) 107 w Mon-
ument
Reid Mrs. Berthia, 154 Garden
Reid Charles, sailor, 279 s Bond
REID & GO'S (J. O. Reid, Henry R. Rob-
bins, N. E. VVatkins,) Express, 116 s
Eutaw
Reid Rev. C. A. 356 Franklin
Reid Mrs. Elizabeth, boardirg, 21 s Spring
Reid Mrs. Elizabeth, periodicals, 686 w Bal-
timore
Reid James, laborer, 170 e Madison
Reid Jesse D. reporter Sun, s w cor High

and Low
Reid John, laborer, 188 Hughes
Reid John O. (Reid &, Co.)']42 Cathedral
Reid Mr.s. Mary, 46 n Charles
Rnid Malvina, seamstress, 150 Cathedral
Reid Mrs. Priscilla, 182 Hanover
Reid & Turner, (T. N. Reid, Wm. Turner,)

real estate brokers, 71 w Fayette
Reid Willi.im, carpenter, 491 Lexington
Reid William, shoemaker, 80 Leadenhall
Reid W. D. M. painter, 45 s Exeter
Reid Wm. H. hatter, 86 Barre
Reider George, junk dealer, 31 Philpot al
Raidernian Frederick, 45 Lancaster
Reidlebaugh Joseph, car driver, 37 Preston
Reier Andrew, tailor, 349 Penna. av
Reier Conrad, lager beer, n e cor Monument

and Harford av
REIER HENRY, restaurant, 530 w Balti-
more
R(,ier Henry J. shoemaker, 35 Portland
Reif John K. laborer, 8 s Durham
Reiff Leonard, butcher, 280 Aliceanna
Reifner Conrad, watchmaker, 243 Aliceanna
Reifner Henry, shoemaker, 263 Eastern av
Reifner John C. watchmaker, 243 Aliceanna
Reifner Mary, 178 s Regester

Reifsnider Charles, (R, H.Walker & Co.) 28

s Sharp
Reifsnider John R. clerk, 126 Pine
Reigart Henry F. teller Marine Bank, 95 Ais-

quith ,
Reign David M. butcher, 63 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 752 Penna. av
Reil Henry, laborer, 72 s Fremont
Reiling Cliristian, box maker, rear 55 s Eutaw
Reiling Christian, lager beer, 13 Commerce,

dw 76 Dover
Reile Joseph, cooper, 894 w Pratt
Reiley Rev. Asbury, 182 Penna. av.
Reiley Ann, 129 e Monument
Reiley Bernard, laborer, 28 McElderry
Reiley Mrs. Elizabeth, 40 McElderry
Reiley George O. laborer, 41 Johnson
Reiley George, laborer, 19 Hall al
Reiley Hugh, laborer, 76 s Payson
Reiley Rev. J. McKendree, 99 n Exeter
Reiley Mary A. teacher, 129 e Monument
Reiley Michael, laborer, 80 Granby
Reiley iVlichael, laborer, 46 Rock
Reiley P. E. hat and cap maker, s w cor Bal-
timore and Gay, dw Fountain hotel
Reiley Patrick, stone polisher, 200 Garden
Reilley Charles, plumber, 200 Mulberry
Reilley Lawrence, grocery, 464 Harford av
Reilly Alice, 14 Concord
Rcilly I'ernard A. clerk, 25 w Lombard
Reilly Edward, marble polisher, 301 Forrest
Reilly Francis, stone mason, 74 s Payson
Reilly George, seaman, 19 Callcndar
REILLY GEORGE, livery and hack stables,

25 and 30 w Lombard
Reilly James, plumber, 142 n Calvert •
Reilly James, plumber, 201 Saratoga
Reilly James, stone cutter, 7 Hamilton
Reilly John, laborer, 14 Concord
Reilly John, driver, 28 McElderry
Reilly John, engineer, 31 Albemarle
Reilly John, plumber, 39 n Poppleton
Reilly John, laborer, 217 s Bethel
Reilly John W. messenger Baltimore City

Almshouse
Reilly John, laborer, 58 Block
Reilly Josejih, jr. plumber, 81 North
REILLY JOSEPH, Jr, restaurant, basement

II South, dw 12
Reilly Micha'l, scowman, Boston w of Clin-
ton
Reilly Patrick, waiter, 38 Hillen
Reilly Patrick, brass finisher, 201 Saratoga
Reilly Patrick, watchman, 31 n Poppleton
Reilly Patrick, laborer, 20 Front n of Foun-
dry
Reilly Patrick, tavern, 99 n Calvert
Reilly Patrick, laborer, 100 Dolphin
Reilly Patrick, Eldon Hall restaurant, 78 w

Fayette, dw 76
Reilly Peter, painter, 85 Harford av
Reilly Phillip, grocery and liquors, 8 Tyson
Reilly Phillips, sand excavator, 126 Garden
Reilly Robeit, plumber, 37 w Lombard
Reilly Wm. P. bookkeeper, 25 w Lombard
Reiman George, clerk, Howard house
Reimann Gotlieb, barber, 246 Aliceanna
Pieimaiui Hugo, barber, 246 Aliceanna
Reimberg Conrad, barber, 105 n Paca
Reimer Frederick, tailor, 188 s Sharp
Reimolt Jacob, laborer, 76 n Ann
Reimnitz Charles, cooper, 171 Hamburg
Rein , 65 s Durham

THK GJaOVER & BAKER .SE^VIXO MACHIIVE is t\xe best for all puriioses— SALKS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GEEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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REINACH ISAAC, merchant tailor, 750 w

Baltimore
Reinap August, cooper, 43 Slemmer's al
Reindel George, laborer, 189 s Chester
Reindollar Jacob T. stair-builder, 16 Clay,

dw 255 n Howard
Rcineck John, cigar maker, 74 s Central av
Reineck Peter, laborer, 49 Watson
Reinecker John, laborer, 81 s Poppleton
Reinege Catlicrine, seamstress, 282 Johnson
Reineman John, tanner, Bull's Head tavern.

Front
Reinemund Henry, butcher, 202 s Eutaw
Reinersman Mrs. Mary, 96 St. Peter
Reinhard & H.ifflin, (M. Reinhard, J. Hof-
flin,) wholesale clothiers, 294 w Baltimore
Reinhard M. (Reinhard & Hofflin,) 15 s Lib-
erty
Reinhardt Bernhardt, grocery, 123 w Madi-
son
Reinhardt& Bro. (Wm. H. Reinhardt, J. Rein-
hardt,) surgical instrument makers, 7 n Gay
Reinhardt Mrs. Charlotte, 260 Lexington
Reinhardt Conrad, carpenter, 5 Leadenhall
Reinhardt C. F. wines and liquors, 165 e Pratt
Reinhardt Christopher, laborer, 52 e Lombard
Reinhardt Edward, soldier, 224 n Caroline
Reinhardt George, cabmet maker, 1 Jasper
Reinhardt George L. laborer, 177 West
Reinhardt George, piano maker, 1 Jasper
Reinhardt George, hay and straw dealer, 28

McKim
Reinhardt H. D. artificial limbs, trusses, &c.

206 w Pratt
Reinhardt John, clerk, 260 Lexington
Reinhardt John, tailor, 456 w Pratt
Reinhardt John, clerk, 283 Forrest
Reinhardt John, laborer, 46 s Wolfe
Reinhardt John, (Reinhardt & Bro.) 7 n Gay
Reinhardt Josepli, 9 s Choptank
Reinhardt Meichoir, clothing cutter, 5 Lead-
enhall
Reinhardt Moritz, shoemaker, 105 Tyson
Reinhardt M. Frederick, blacksmith, 208

Elliott
Reinhardt Nicholas, laborer, Frederick road,

near city limits
Reinhardt Paul, gunsmith, 188 Stirling
Reinhardt Wm.H. (Reinhardt & Bro.) sur-
gical instrument maker, 7 n Gay
Reinhart Christian, piano maker, 157 Bur-
gundy al
Reinhart Frederick, shoemaker, 233 Hughes
Reinhart George P. clerk, 76 n Gay
RELNHART GEORGE, restaurant, 870 w

Baltimore
Reinhart Joseph, salesman 151 Lexington
Reinhart Wm. saddler, 150 Druid Hill av
Reinheimer Fredk. stevedore, 120 Bank
Reinhold Conrad, shoemaker, 40 Portland
Reinich John, laborer, 74 s Central av
Reinicker & Affayroux, (J. F. Reinicker,
Epaulete Affayroux,) carpenters, 144 Ches-
nut
Reinicker Edward S. carpenter, 132Penna. av
Reinicker Elizabeth, Chase near Bond
Reinicker Emoline, 451 n Gay
Reinicker George A., Barnum's Hotel^
Reinicker Henry, laborer, Frederick road nr

city limits
Reinicker John F. (Reinicker & Affayroux,)

Chase btw Bond and Caroline
Reinicker Wm. J. 9 n Eutaw

Reinke Gerhart, tailor, 1 State
Reinig Peter, tailor, 291 n Central av
Reinisch Louis, tavern, 250 s Broadway
Reinsfeldter John, shoemaker, 98 s Wolfe
Reinwald John B. tailor, 362 Saratoga
Reip Alfred H. tin plates, wire rivets, hard-
ware, &c, 335 w Baltimore, dw 285 w Lom-
bard
Reip Alfred A. house furnishing, tinware and
fancy goods, 335 w Baltimore, dw 285 w
Lombard
Reip Charles E. machinist, 207 w Payette
Reip Edward H. tinner, 207 w Fayette
Reip John, teamster, Calverton road, near

Almshouse
Reip Mrs, Margaret, 28 n Paca
Reip Mrs. Lawrence J. 28 n Paca
Reiper John, tailor, 199 e Pratt
Reippberger Francis I, laborer, 5 West al
Reipson Henry, drayman, 160 s Spring
Reirig Maggie, milliner, 34 n Greene
Reis Emanuel, shoemaker, 40 Douglass
Reisenwaber John, potter, 145 e Pratt
Reiser Anton, tailor, 448 w Lombard
Reiser Wm. brewer, 195 Frederick av
Reisert Barbara, 335 s Sharp
Reisert John, huckster, 335 s Sharp
Reisert Mary M. 335 s Sharp
Reiserer Franz, machinist, 10 Wagon al
Reisewaber Johann, potter, 145 e Pratt
Reishling Louis, nurse, 25 Biddle al
Reisich George, carpet weavi^-, 245 e Eager
Reising Adam, shoemaker, 225 Light
Reising Edward, saddler, 340 Mulberry
Reisinger Amelia, teacher, 235 w Biddle
Reisiiiger Mrs. Elizabeth, 117 Pearl
Reisinger George W. cigar maker, 7 Ogsden
Reisinger Henry, of provost marshal's office,

cor Eden and Baltimore
Reisinger John P. paper hanger, 219 East-
ern av
Reisinger John C. clerk, 274 Aisquith
Reisinger Lewis F. tinner, 47 Scott
Reisinger Wm. 235 w Biddle
Reisinger Wm, A. (John C. Brown & Co.)

Aisquith betw McElderry and Chew
Reisinger Wm. W. naval cadet, 274 Aisquith
Reisinger Wm. produce dealer, 274 Aisquith
Reisley Philip, laborer, 19!) s Regester
Reiss John, tailor, 39 Harrison
Reister Ann M. 36 Orchard
Reister Mrs. Elizabeth, 147 Lexington
Reister Maggie, 214 Lexington
Reistine Mrs. Elizabeth, 295 w Lombard
Reiter Mrs. Dorelha, 286 Ostend
Reiter Herman H. tailor, 19 s Caroline
Reiter John, grocery, Clinton opposite Chesa-
peake Iron Works
Reiter Karl, rigger, 219 Canton av
Reiter Philip R. clerk, 58 s Ann
Reith Peter, U. S. N. 152 Hamburg
Reithlinghafer John, 175 e Lombard
Reitz Adam C potter, 189 s Bethel
Reitz George Frederick, glass blower, 164

Montgomery
Reitz Henry, tailor, 45 s Oregon
Reitz Henry L. & Sons, (Lewis H. Reitz,
Wm. H. Reitz,) grocers and tea dealers, 93
Hanover
Reitz Herman J. 115 n Front
Reitz John, blacksmith, 482 Penna. av
Reitz John, tailor, 53 Harrison
Reitz John, locksmith, 44 Raborg

JA_MES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Fix-ewood MiUs— Warren's Fire aiul Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimorc-st.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Reitz Lewis, clerk, 60 William

Reitz Mariiii, tavern, 245 s Broadway

Reitz Philip, glass manufactory, 37 Hughes,

dw 60 William
Reitzel Mattliew, shoemaker, 7 New Church
Relihan Daniel, grocery, 308 s Eutaw
Relleker George, shoemaker, 72 Granby
Remick Albert, (Webb & Co.) 40 Lexington
Remington Mrs. Ann, 1 New Church
Remington Mrs. Avarilla, 66 s Ann
Remington Jesse, 66 s Ann
Remington William, bookkeeper, 208 w Balti-
more, dw Baltimore Co
Remley Wm. Henry, carpenter, 55 s Ann
Remling Christian, cabinet mak. 6 Josephine
Remmel (ieorge, saddler and liarness maker,

480 n Gay
Remmeil John, laborer, 238 n Central av
Remmey Theodore R. bricklayer, 341 Light
Rench Andrew, basket maker, 75 n Gay
Rench Henry, tailor, 316 s Dallas
Renecker Cuarles, peddler, 76 n Spring
Renehan & Kirwan, (Wm. Rcnehan, D. Kir-
wan, M. Benzinger,) wholesale dry goods,
326 w Baltimore
Renehan Wm. (Renehan & Kirwan,) 58 Mc-

Culloh
Renft George, baker, 187 e Pratt
Renft Joseph, tavern, 356 w Pratt
Rengler George, cooper, 244 Fleet
Renick Wm. H. 52 w Biddle
Reninger Peter, piano maker, 139 Peirce
Renn Alexander, tinner, 5 Calender al
Renner Casper, cigar maker, 140 e Pratt
Renner George L. shoemaker, 406 w Lombard
Renner Jno. at sugar refinery, 335 n Central av

RENNEET HOUSE, on the Eu-
ropean Plan, cor of Saratoga and
Liberty-sts. This House is replete
with every comfort and conveni-
ence, Robert Rennert, Proprietor.

Rennert G. Henry, cutter, 256 s Eutaw
Rennert Lewis, carpenter, 311 s Charles
Rennert Mrs. Mary, grocery, 254 s Eutaw
Renney Arabella, 53 Block
Renninger Martin, varnisher, 178 Chesnut al
Rennous Edward G. boat builder, 115 McEl-

derry's wharf, dw 106 e Fayette
RenofF Frederick, shoemaker, 55 Ensor
Renshaw Harriet, 191 Aisquith
Renshaw Howard W. 128 n Charles
Renshaw James, clerk, 180 Mulberry
Renshaw James, baggage master, N. C. R.

180 Mulberry
Renshaw Mrs. John, 185 n Dallas
Renshaw John, coach maker, 180 Mtilberry
Renshaw Josenh, coachmaker, 145 Franklin,

dw 180 Mulberry
Rensliaw Joseph, baggage master, N. C. R.

78 n Calvert
Renshaw Lemuel, carpenter, 34 Orleans
Renshaw Robert H. attorney, 30 St. Paul
Renshaw Wm. J. baggage master, N. C. R.

170 Pearl
Renshaw Wm. jr. 182 n Charles
Renshaw Wm. jr., 128 n Charles
Renshaw Wm. 170 Pearl
R-entz Joseph, basket maker, 65 Clay

Renwick John A. (R. Renwick & Son,) 56

Saratoga
RENWICK ROBERT & SON, (Robert Ren-
wick, John A. Renwick,) cabinet ware-
rooms and manufactory, 92 n Howard
Renwick Robert, (R. Renwick & Son,) 90 n

Howard
Renwick Robert, jr., bookkeeper. Bank of

Commerce, dw 90 n Howard
Renwick Wm. clerk, Bank of Commerce, 90

n Howard ,

Reossler Christian, barber, 121)^ Franklin
Repp George, baker, 34 Thames
Repp Henry, baker, 3 Baker, ct
Repperger Michael, tailor, 209 n Bond
Reppert Mrs. Elizabeth, 44 Montgomery
Repson Peter, ship carpenter, 237)^ Canton av
Requa Abraham, broker, 19 South, dw 320

Hollins
Requardt E. F. (J.J. Requardt & Co.) 43 Albe-
marle
RECiUARDT JOHN F. tobacco and cigars,
11 w cor Baltimore and Calvert, (Museum
building,) dw 43 Albemarle
REQUARDT J. J. & SON, (E. F. Re-
quardt,) tobacconist, 63 s Gay
Requardt John J tobacconist, Gay n of Pratt
Reshonick Joseph, tailor, 173 King
Resser Henry, carpenter, 74 Orleans
Ressler Wm. soldier, Jl James la
Reth Henry, saloon, 209 Aliceanna
Reth John, baker, 293 s Bond
Rethmanii Herman, laborer, 18 Dawson al
Rettner John, shoemaker, 256 e Lombard
.Rettay Patrick, tavern, 44 Cider al
Retz Leonard, cabinet maker, 324 Canton av
Reuder Henry, tobacconist, 179 s Bond
Reul Philip, carpenter, 29 Preston
Reus David, tavern, 138 Hollins
Reus John, shoemaker, 350 s Charles
Reus John, shoemaker, 14 Warren
Reus Philip, baker, 44 s Republican
Reuter Andrew, (Reuter & Sons,) 246 Sara-
toga
REUTER ANDREW & SONS, (A. Reuter,
F. Lewis Reuter, C. Reuter, E. Renter,)
hardware dealers, 56 w Baltimore and 15 n
Howard
Reuter Augustus, hammerer, 511 Canton- av
Reuter Charles, (Andrew Reuter & Sons,) 246

Saratoga
Reuter Charles, blacksmith, 260 s Charles
Reuter Conrad, laborer, 226 Henrietta
Reuter Edward, (Andrew Reuter & Sons,) 246

Saratoga
Reuter Edward, shoemaker, 7 s Greene
Reuter F. Lewis, (Andrew Reuter & Sons,)

137 e Baltimore
Reuter John, shoemaker, 54 s Howyd
Reuter Wm. shoemaker, 170 L. Greene
Reuter Wm., jr. shoemaker, 170 L. Greene
Reuting Anton, piano maker, 439 Lexington
Renting Conrad, piano maker, 439 Lexington
Revell Charles, butcher, 301 Penna. av
Revell Nathaniel, clerk, 207 Mulberry
Revell Peter, laborer, 542 Sarah
Rever Henry, carpenter, 124 n Central av
REX, HIGGINS & CO. (Wm. Rex, Edw.
Higgins, jr., E. R. E. Cobb, J. H. Fowler,)
auctioneers and commission merchants, 318
w Baltimore
Rex William, (Rex, Higgins & Co.) 667
Lexington

SHIRT.S ! .SHIRTS I I SHIRTS : ! ! Satisfaction GiiaraMteed iii Fit, Fiiiisli and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOiVD, BURTON Si CO., 168 Baltimore-8t., above Calvert.

SMITH BEOS.

& CO

, Sponge

all their Goods.

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Reyner J. Boon, salesman, 32 Sharp

Reynold , bricklayer, n e cor Jefferson

and Aisquith
Reynolds Antliony, laborer, 66 Durst al
Reynolds Bi'njamin, officer Md. Penitentiary,

dw 161 Aisquith
Reynolds Bernard, cabinet maker, 261 For-
rest
Reynolds '^atherine, 11 Preston
Reynol Is Charles, porter, 35 Albemarle
Reynolds Columbus, blacksmith, 1 Camel al
Reynolds Dennis, heater, 10 Windsor
Reynolds Edw. H. eng^ineer, 73 Dawson al
Reynolds Mrs. Elizabeth, 7 Walker
Reynolds George, clerk, 245 n Caroline
Reynolds George W. huckster, 35 Bevan
Reynolds Grafton, soldier, 126 St. Peter
Reynolds Mrs. Hannah, grocery, s e cor Con-
way and Warner
Reynolds Henry, mariner, 274 s Ann
Reynolds Hugh, laborer, 156 n Bond
REYNOLDS ISAAC & SONS, (Isaac Rey-
nolds, Joseph Reynolds, A C Pracht,)
provision dealers. Grocers' Exchange, up
stairs, s e cor Exchange and Commerce
Reynolds Isaac, (Isaac Reynolds & Sons,) 160

St. Paul
Reynolds Isadore, detective, 142 Hughes
Reynolds J. W. & E. & Co. (Thomas B. H
Turner,) commission merchants, over 90
Light-st whf
Reynolds James E. (Wm. Reynolds & Son,)

131 w Fayette
Reynolds James, tailor, 49 Booth
Reynolds Jesse K. Custom House, 295 e

Fayette
Reynolds John, barkeeper. Fountain hotel
Reynolds John, tavern, 272 s Broadway
Reynolds John H. painter, 238 e Madison
Reynolds John M. puddler, 21 Elliott
Reynolds John, laborer, 72 Durst al
Reynolds John, blacksmith, 29 Orchard
Reynolds John R. carpenter, 119 w Biddle
Reynolds Joseph, machinist, 8 Lenlmon
Reynolds Joseph, (Isaac Reynolds & Sons,)

160 St. Paul
Reynolds Joseph P. 193 e Baltimore
Reynolds Josiah, house carpenter, 69 n Front,

dw 21 s High
Reynolds Louis D. W. clerk, 122 Hughes
Reynolds Luther M. attorney, 74 w Fayette,

dw 182 e Fayette
Reynolds Lindsay H. property agent, 279 e

Madison
Reynolds Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 134 n

Front
Reynolds Michael, grocery, 167 s Dallas
Reynolds Michael grocery, 194 Conway
Reynolds Owen, boiler maker, 131^ s Front
Reynolds Patrick, tavern, 31 e Monument
Reynolds Samuel, machinist, 240 Preston
Reynolds Samuel, printer, 35 Bevan
Reynolds Capt: Silas, mariner, 32 Spring row
Reynolds Thomas, drayman, 220 Penna. av
Reynolds Thomas E cooper, 216 s Eutaw,

dw 48 Leadenhall
Reynolds Thomas M. cooper, 216 s Eutaw,

dw 48 Leadenhall
Reynolds V. Clinton, iron yard, Boston, Can-
ton, dw 62 s Exeter
Reynolds Wm. <fc Son, (Wm. Reynolds, J.
E. Reynolds,) grocers and commission
merchants, 378 w Baltimore

Reynolds Wm., jr. attorney, 38 St. Paul, dw

131 w Fayette
Reynolds Wm. (Wm. Reynolds & Son,) 131

w Fayette
Reynolds Wm. G. machinist, 66 n Broadway
Reynolds Wm. J. tinner, 86 Warner
Reynolds Wm., Adams Ex. Co., 102 York
Reynolds Wm. H. drover, 8 s Schroeder
Rheim Andrew, (J. Rheim & Sons,) 35

Marion
Rheim Henry, chair maker, 59 Mullikin
Rheim James I. (J. Rheim & Sons,) 35

Marion
Rheim Josiah G. 53 n Poppleton
Rheim Josiah & Sons, (Josiah Rheim, An-
drew Rheim, J. I. Rheim,) carpenters and
builders. Slag al, rear of 41 Marion
Rhein John, coachmaker, Mt. Royal Hill.N.

C. R.
Rhinehardt Conrad, lager beer saloon, 87 e

Lombard
Rhinehart Alice, 320 s Dallas
Rhinehart Christian, tobacconist, 242 s Sharp
Rhinehart George, laborer, 157 West
Pv.hinehart Philip, carpenter, 183 e Madison
Rhinehart Philip, jr., tinner, 183 e Madison
Rhineman John, tanner, Bull's head hotel
Rhoads John R. 693 w Fayette
RHOADS W. & SON, (Jno. R. Rhoads,) ship
brokers and commission merchants, corner
Pratt and Smith's wharf
RHODES-BKNJAMI.V M. & CO. (B. M.
Rhodes,) manufacturers of Rhodes' super
phospate, the standard manure, 82 South
Rhodes Benjamin M. (B. M. Rhodes & Co.)

155 w Lombard
Rhodes Edgar E. s e corner Lombard and

Eutaw
Rhodes George R. salesman, 154 Hanover
Rhodes James, police, 172 w Biddle
Rhodes James H. carpenter, 327 w Lombard
Rhodes J. M broker, 79 Second, dw 155 w

Loml)ard
Rhodes John H. 154 Hanover
Rhodes John P. clerk, 401 n Gay
Rhodes John F. bricklayer, 327 Light
Rhodes Mrs. Martha, 10 Henrietta
Rhodes Mrs. Mary A. 2G6 Franklin
Rhodes Samuel P. boots and shoes, 18 s Sharp
Rhodes Wm. blacksmith, 268 Greenmount av
Rhodes Wm. I. engineer, 68 Hill
Rhinehardt Kuhn, tailor, 2 Walker
Rhoman Francis, laborer, 35 s Poppleton
Rhuark Thomas, miriner, 335 Light
Riach Alexaniler F (Turnbull, Riach & Mur-

doch,) New York
Riach& Toy, (VV. M. Riach, R. A. Toy,)

gold and stock brokers, 18 South
Riach Wm. M. (Riach & Toy,) 74 w Centre
Riall Mrs. Elizabeth, 139 Druid Hill av
Riall James, gas fitter, 96 n Pine
Ribivdzky Wm. tailor, 23 German
Rice August, horse dealer, 186 Aliceanna
Rice Bronsen S. clerk, 142 n Charles
Rice & Bro. (Jacob Rice, Frederick Rice,)
butchers, 18 Centre, 28 Lexington and 14
Hanover markets
Rice Charles, butcher. Retreat near Penna. av

extended, Baltimore Co
RICE, CHASE & CO , (H. G. Rice, A. S.
Chase, W. H. Stewart,) dry goods com-
mission merchants, 10 and 12 German
Rice Conrad, laborer, 152 Garden

HENRY 'GIESE, Commission Merchant, for tlie sale of Flotir, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Rice Conrad, tailor, 182 s Washington, F. P.

Rice Duane, driver, 4 n High

Rice Mrs. Eliza, 16 Laurel

Rice Ferdinand, shoemaker, 90 s Castle

Rice Frederick, (Rice & Bro.) ^56 Penna. av

Rice George, carter, 189 s Bethel

Rice Henry, grainer, 121 e Madison

Rice Henry G. (Rice, Chase & Co.) 10 and 12

German
Rice Isaac, cigar maker, 126 Vine
Rice Jacob, (Rice & Bro.) 670 Penna av.
Rice Jacob, horse dealer, 115 e Lombard
Rice John, salesman, 51 Lexington
Rice John, laborer, 93 s Poppleton
Rice John P. tavern, 1 Dover
Rice John, laborer, Hampstead bet Washing-
ton and Chester
Rice John W. (Boehm, Rice & Co.) 8 n Pine
Rice Judah, cutter, 92 Chew
Rice Lawrence, butcher, 672 Penna av
Rice Lewis, 586 Penna av
Rice Mary E. grocery, cor Central av and

Chew
Rice Mrs. Mary, laundress, 36 Preston
Rice Peter S. barkeeper, 63 South
Rice Mrs. Sarah, 24 George
Rice Sarah S. tea<iher, 24 George
RICE MRS. STEPHEN, restaurant, 63 and

65 South
Rice Samuel E. clerk, 135 s Sharp
Rice Sebastian, essences, 35 Abbot
Rice Thomas H. block and pump maker, 4

Covington, dvv 21 Hill
Rice Capt. Wm. T. mariner, 84 s Bond
Rice Wm, laborer, 186 s Chapel
Rice Wm. & Lewis, butchers, 76 Lexington

market
Rice Wm. (W. & Lewis Rice,) Penna av nr

Northern av
Rice Wm. A. photographer, s e cor Hamp-
stead and Castle
Ricely Daniel, tailor, 109 L. Greene
Ricenwever John, carter, 97 Eastern av
Rich Dr. Arthur, office 39 Lexington, dw501

w Fayette
Rich A. driver, 59 Portland
Rich Charles M. clerk, 49 Hanover
Rich Conrad, butcher, 892 w Pratt
Rich Elizabeth, dairy, 219 s Charles
Rich George A. clerk, 501 w Fayette
Rich Henry M. clerk, 501 w Fayette
Rich John, laborer, Monroe n of Pratt
Rich John, 33 Edward
Rich Martin, milkman, 892 w Pratt
Rich Meyer, (M. L. Straus & Co.) 303 w

Pratt
Rich Thomas R. notary public, over 81 w

Second, dw 274 Saratoga
Rich Wm. clerk, ]70 n Calvert
Richard Arnhold, laborer, 174 Lee
Richard Jacob, huckster, 112 Burgundy al
Richard Stephen, (J. B. Charron & Co.) 281

Lexington
Richards Amon, 279 Hollins
Richards Amon A. carpenter, 279 Hollins
Richards Amelia C. dress maker, 85 n Fre-
mont
Richards B. salesman, 61 St. Paul
Richards Benjamin, livery stables, German

one door from Eutaw, dw 5 Cowpen al
Richards Mrs. Elizabeth H. 55i<^ e Lombard
Richards George W. police, 32Ti'rederick rd
Richards Henry, carpenter, 21 n Amity

R-ichards Isaac, bookseller, 124 Lee
Richards James G. clerk, 85 n Fremont
Richards John H. (John H. Richards& Co.)

65 Camden
Richards John, 119 Chew
Richards John, grocery, 70 s High
Richards John, laborer, 12 McElderry
Richards John, blacksmith, 219 s Charles
Richards John, tailor, 325 Eastern av
Richards John H. & Co. (John H.Richards,
Ferdinand W. Flinspach,) boots and shoes,
120 Light-st wharf
Richards Capt. Joseph, 95 e Fayette
Richards Joseph T. trunk and harness mak.

712 w Baltimore
RICHARDS JOSHUA H. stove house, 442

w Baltimore
Richards Mrs. Mary, 441 n Gay
Richards Randolph, wheelwright, 269 n Eden
Richards Rebecca, dressmaker, 146 Green-
mount av
Richards Samuel, shoemaker, 5 Cowpen al
Richards Wm. J. tobacconist, 127 Gough
Richards Wm. H. J. trunk maker, 24 L.

Sharp, dw 54 n Fremont
Richardson Barton W. cigar maker, 8 Etting

near Mosher
Richardson Beale H. 247 Saratoga
Richardson Caleb, ship carp. 108 s Eden
Richardson Charles H. clerk, 10 Aisquith
Richardson Charles, police, 150 s Washing-
ton, F. H.
Richardson Dr. C. C. 117 s Paca
RICHARDSON & CO.(W. H. Richardson,)
coal oil depot and wagon grease factory, 7
Mercer
Richardson C. Herbert, attor'y, 28 McCulloh
RICHARDSON EDWARD J, &SONS,(E.
J. Richardson, E. A. Richardson, G. I.
Richardson,) agents N. Y. Life Insurance
Co. 9 North. — [See back outside cover page
Jldverlisemenl.]
Richardson Edward J. (E. J. Richardson &

Sons,) 28 McCulloh
Richardson Edward A. (E. J. Richardson &

Sons,) 167 w Biddle
Richardson Edward A. 72 n Broadway
Richardson Emma, teacher, 390 w Lombard
Richardson Frances A. 135 s Fremont
Richardson George W. machinist, 595 w

Lombard
Richardson George I. (E. J. Richardson &

Sons,) 187 Garden
Richardson Major H. Stone, New York State
agent sick and wounded soldiers, 85 w
Fayette
Richardson Isaiah, glass blower, Stockholm,

bet Eutaw and Russell
Richardson James K. watchman, 60 s Ann
Richardson James W. of Farmers and Plant-
ers Bank, 5 n Front
Richardson James M. painter, 117 Druid

Hill av
Richardson James W. of Farmers and Plant-
ers Bank, 70 e Pratt
RICHARDSON J. A. & CO. (J. A. Richard-
son,) wholesale grocers, s w cor of Lom-
bard and Calvert
Richardson M. James, ship joiner, 64 Lee
Richardson John B. clerk, 10 and 12 German
Richardson J. A. (J. A. Richardson & Co.)

291 n Caroline
Richardson John T. machinist, 9 Hume

AUG. G. MEYER »Sj CO., Maiiufacttirfis of WUitf r.end. Zinc, Putty, Linmpbl.tck, Glwe,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints aiicl Varailslies, 100 W. T^onibni-d Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Richardson John, tobacconist, 30 w Lonnbard
Richardson John W. merchant tailor, 12 n

Gay, dw 10 Aisquith
Richardson John, 10 Aisquith
Richardson J. P. W. treasurer Post Office, dw

237 w Fayette
Richardson Mrs. Dr. J. S. 134 n Eutaw
Richardson Levin, ship joiner, 236 s Sharp
Richardson Mrs. Matilda, 205 Columbia
Richardson Moses, 168 Druid Hill av
Richardson Capt. Rol)ert J. 68 Gough
Richardson Samuel T. ship joiner, 236 s

Sharp
Richardson Samuel McD. assistant treasurer

Savings Bank, 244 n Eutaw
Richardson, Dr. Samuel S. paints and oils,

156 w Pratt, dw 23 n Greene
Richardson Sarah Jane, 339 Light
Richardson Mrs. Sophia, 45 Harmony la
Richardson Thos. ship joiner, 291 Light
Richardson Thos. plasterer, 128 Vine
Richaidson Wm. H. (Richardson & Co.) 70

Bolton
Richardson Wilmer S. carriage maker, 152

Cathederal
Richardson Wm. H. laborer, 407 Light
Richardson Wm. L. clerk 3d National Bank,

dw 121 Mulberry
Richardson Wm. salesman, 59 George
Richeiibrrger Joseph, shoemaker, 29 Lee
RICHEHS HEiVRy .V. flour and feed store,

231 s Charles, dw 229
Richers Nicholas, 229 s Charles
Richey Henry A. clerk, 58 n Exeter
Richoy Henry, 121 L. Greene
Richkard Matthias, laborer, 14 St. James
Richmond G'!orgeanna, 318 n Gay
Richmond Henry, huckster, 292 Penna av
Richmond Hi'ury, police, 137 s Fremont
Richmond John W. finisher, 158 s Fremont
Richmond John W. machinist, 160 Leo
Richnlond Mary Ann, 318 n Gay
Richstein Wm. books and stationery, 178 w

Baltimore, dw 245 w Fayette
RICHSTEIN WM. F. liooks, stationery and
fancy articles, 178 w Baltimore, dw 245 w
Fayette
Richter Adolph, druggist, 199 Frederick av
Richter Adotjih, porter, over 41 Centre mar-
ket space
Richter Andrew, porter, 61 Bank
Richter Chas. A. A. bookkeeper, 28 n Liberty
Richter David, baker, 12 Townsend
Richter George H. tinner, 12 Townsend
Richter G. Lawrence, tavern, 224 s Broadway
Richter Jacob, currier, 115 L. Greene
Richter James, moulder, 106 Boyd
Richter John G. cigar maker, 344 Cross
RICHTEfl LEWIS, tavern, 309 Canton av
Richter Samuel, blacksmith, 118 Hollins
Richter Wm. huckster, 146 Hollins
Richter Wm. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 248 w Fay-
ette
Richwein Andrew, boiler maker, 431 Lex-
ington
Richwein Henry, blacksmith, 743 w Baltimore
Ricker George W. cordwainer, 215 s Paca
Ricker Mrs. Margaret, 3 JefTerson
Ricker Michael, carpenter, 22 Walnut al
Rickerds E. H. peddler, 94 s Schroeder
Rickerds Thomas, porter, 15 Josephine
Rickers John, whip sawyer, 49 Granby
Rickert Conrad, tavern, 263 n Gay

Rickert John, whip sawyer, 22 Cross
Rickert Frederick, shoemaker, 113 Lexington
Ricketts Dr. David F., U. S. N. 35 n Eden
Ricketts Geo. B. (Ryan & Ricketts,) 35 n

Eden
Ricketts John, pressman, 148 e Lombard
Ricketts Mrs. Mary, milk, 24 Lloyd
RICKETTS & CO. (Wesley Ricketts,) im-
porters of foreign fruits, 79 Smith's wharf,
dw W, R. Northern av near city limits
Rickey Albert, sailmaker, 58 e Pratt
Rickey Charles, sailmaker, 58 e Pratt
Rickey Mrs. Mary, 58 e Pratt
Rickey Wm. sailmaker, 58 e Pratt
Rickster Ludwell, cigar maker, 82 Warner
Rickter C. William, shoemaker, 40 u Cen-
tral av
Ricktor Charles, soldier, 9 Vincent
Ricktor Thomas, grocery and provision, 139

Columbia
Ricter Elias, 12 Sliakspear
Rictor George, plumber, 366 s Eutaw
Rictor John, huckster, 37 Pearl
Rictor Mrs. Mary.A. 366 s Eutaw
Riddle Adam, wagoner, 69 s Schroeder
Riddle Bealc D. moulder, 202 Lee
Riddle Charles, junk dealer, 18 Thames, dw

914 s High
Riddle Horace, U. S. agent, 201 n Howard
Riddle John A. oysters, 519 n Gay
Riddle John T. wheelwright, 179 Ciiesnut
Riddle Mrs. , laundress, 59 L. Mont-
gomery
Riddlemoser Joseph, (Riddlemoser & Weath-

erlev,) 188 Druid Hill av
RIDDLEMOSER & WEATHERLEY, (J.
Riddlemoser, J. W. Weatherley,) coach-
inakers, 92 and 93 w Fayette
Riddler Anton, tavern, 129 s Fremont
Ridenour J. G. salesman, 289 Hollins
Ridenour John H. C. clerk, 289 Hollins
Rider Aaron, 83 w Fayette
Rider Alexander W. harness maker, 17 New
Rider Andrew, expressman, 131 Raborg
Rider Anthony, laborer, 167 s Regester
Rider Belthasen, shoemaker, 57 Clay
Rider Charli.'S, cabinet maker, 6 Prospect la
Rider Christian, 41 Brown
Rider Emanuel J. clerk, 235 Lexington
Rider Mrs. Emily, grocery, 376 Ostend
Rider Fanny, 288 s Bond
Rider Geo. brick maker, 169 Warner
Rider James, cooper, 157 e Lombard
Rider Moses, (Moses Rider & Son,) 235 Lex-
ington
Rider Moses & Son, (M. Rider, L. Rider,)
dry goods, s w cor Paca and Columbia and
235 Lexington
Rider Sigmund, dry goods, 25 n Eutaw, dw

18 Pearl
Rider Washington, brickmaker, 114 Lee
Rider Dr. Wm. G. 87 Mulberry
Rider Wm. shoemaker, 170 L. Greene
Ridgaway Mrs. Ellen, 285 Columbia
Ridgaway James, clerk, 24 s High
Ridgaway James, clerk, 75 Forrest
Ridgaway Joseph, laborer, 13 Albemarle
Ridgaway Joseph, shoe store, 44 Aisquith
RIDGAWAY S. C. & CO. (Samuel C. Ridga-
way, Franklin Y. McDonald, coffee manu-
facturers and roasters, 505 w Pratt
Ridgaway Samuel C. (S. C. Ridgaway & Co.)
350 w Lombard

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Ridgaway S. C. jr., 350 w Lombard
Ridgaway Thomas S. clerk Howard Bank,

350 w Lombai'd
Ridgaway Wm. H. shoemaker, 254 e Monu-
ment
Ridgaway Wm. sutler, 217 w Biddle
Ridge Henry, coachsmith, 72 n Fremont
Ridge Jonathan T. painter, 72 n Fremont
Ridgely Dr. Alexander, dentist, 45 Hanover,

dw 40 Lexington
RIDGELY ANDREW STERRETT, attor-
ney and U. S. commissioner, 41 St. Paul,

dw 157 n Charles
Ridgely Capt. D. B., U. S. N., 9 Franklin
Ridsji'ly Charles G. attorney, 36 Aisquith
RIDGELY CHAKLES W. attorney, 34 St.

Paul, dw 275 Lexington
Ridgely Mrs. Elizabeth, 599 w Lombard

Ridgely Mrs , 116 Burgundy al

Ridgely David, liquors, &c., n e cor Pratt and

Howard, dw 130 Cathedral

Ridgely Mrs. , 40 Lexington

Ridgely Mrs. Francis A. 195 w Hoffman
Ridgely James L. collector .internal revenue

2d collection district 58 e Baltimore
Ridge] V John R. 309 Lexington
RIDGELY JOHN S. groceries and liquors,

74 Hanover
Ridgely Lloyd G. (Bunting & Ridgley,) 34

n calvert
Ridgelv Lot W. attorney, 143 n Calvert
RIDGELY RICHARD D. photographer, n

e cor Eutaw and Lexington, dw 9 s Eutaw
Ridgely Richard H. L. bailiff Court Common

Pleas, 159 e Eager
Ridlin John, soldier, 12 Abbott
Ridney Geo. carriage trimmer, 191 Barre
Riedel P., Franklin house
Riedingir Adam, second-hand furniture, 217 s

Eutaw
Riedle Christopher, laborer, 197 s Regester
Riedle Mrs. Louisa, butter, 3 L. Paca
Riefle Henry, butcher, 1 Lexington market,

dw Butcher's row, Penna av extended
Riefner John R. hacks and livery stable, 192

Aliceanna, dw 190
Riefner Henry, shoemaker, 233 Eastern av
Riefsnider John, salesman. Pine near Franklin
Rieger Augustus, saddler, 79 Albemarle
Rieger Lawrence, engineer, 79 Albemarle
Rieger Jacob, grocer, 394 s Charles
Riehl Casper, turner, 118, Eastern av
Riehl Chas. F. engineer, 33 Bank
Riehl George, tobacco pipe maker, 170 Ensor
Riehl John H. engineer, 33 l^ank
Riel Michael, tinner, 14 e Monument
Rieley Michael, jr., engineer, 74 Richmond
Rieley Martha N. grocery, s e cor German

and Penn
Rielly Jas. laborer, 5 Valley
Rieman A. H. watchmaker and jeweler, 161

6 Baltimore
Rieman Alexander, (H. Rieman & Sons,) 109

Park
Rieman Henry & Sons, (H. Rieman, J. H.

Rieman, A. Rieman,) provision and. com-
mission merchants, 24 n Howard
Rieman H. (Henry Rieman & Sons,) 329

Lexington
Rieman Henry, jr., clerk, 324 w Lexington
Rieman Joseph H. (H. Rieman & Sons,) 101

w Monument
Rieman Nancy, 59 Richmond

RIEMAN ROBERT G. & CO. (R G. Rie-
man, A. Poor,) coal office, 28 South, yards
Aliceanna and back basin, Howard, at
Richmond market, Drawbridice, city block
Rieman R. G. (R. G. Rieman & Co.) 233

Garden
RIEMAN WM. J. & CO. (W. J. Rieman,
J. Black,) packers and provision merchants,
371 w Baltimore
Rieman Wm. J. (Wm. J. Rieman & Co.)

324 Lexington
Riemer Mary E. Clinton s of Boston
Rien Louisa, 50 n Exeter
Rien Timothy, laborer, 45 Block
Riengling Henry, laborer, 156 s Eden
Riepe Gerard, tailor, 240 n Eden
Riepe Luther, grocery, 25 n Pine
Riepe Henry, cabinet maker, 184 Orleans
Rieper Henry, clerk, Strieker s of Pratt
Rier Reinhardt, tailor, 242 Columliia
Ries Isa, wood sawyer, 10 Anihony
Ries John, harness maker, 59 Druid Hill av
Ries Marcus, peddler, 668 w Baltimore
Ries Nicholas, liquor.s, 127 Forrest
Riese John, laborer, 87 Eastern av
Riesick John, carpet weaver, 163 n Eden
Rieldorf Chas. lager beer, 28 e Pratt
Rietz John, wheelwright and blacksmith, 482

Pen II a. av
Riffle Mary, laundress, 26 Durst al
Rigby Henry J. clothing cutter, 62 Gough
Rigby Levin D. wheelwright, 7 Camden, dw

276 Light
Rigby Philip A. carpenter, 144 Camden, dw

160 s Paca
Riggin Mrs. Elizabeth, 16S Preston
Riggin Mrs. Emily, 88 Hill
Riggin John, wagon driver, 440 Light
Riggin Thomas L. sailmaker, 88 Hill
Riggin Wm. huckster, 440 Light
Riggins Joseph, shipsmith, 145 Cross
Riggins Napoleon, violinist, 486 Light
Riggle Mrs. Lydia, boarding house, 69 8

Schroeder
Riggs Edw. grocery, cor Eutaw and Hamburg
Riggs George, bailiff, 152 Hoffman
Riggs Mrs. George, Woodville, n w cor Gil-

mor and Townsend
Riggs Thomas, 199 n Charles
Rightler Annie M. tailoress, 130 Raborg
Rightler Geo. W. bricklayer, 17 Walker
Rightler Mrs. Margaret, seamst's, 17 Walker
Rightmyer Jas. L. clerk N. C. R., 27 Holiday
Rigler Andrew, copper smelter, 24 Fountain
Rigney John T. grocerv, 51 s Liberty
Rigney Wm. H. clerk,' 137 s Paca
Rigney Wm. H., sr. clerk, 137 s Paca
Riley Barnabas W. 185 Aisquith
Ril(;y Bryan, hostler, 51 w Centre
Riley David J. lamp lighter, 176 East
Riley Edward, marble polisher, 301 Forres*
Riley Edward, soldier, 51 Union
■ Riley Elizabeth, 78 Union
Riley George, blacksmith, 29 Henrietta
Riley Geo. W. turner, 91) Preston
Riley Henry, telegraph linesmdu, 100 Barre
Riley Howard, police, 49 Stirling
Riley Irvin, 175 n Howard
Riley James M. police, 51 Stirling
Riley Jas. M. laborer, 57 Lancaster
Riley John, carter, 83 n Amity
Riley John, clerk, 43 Pearl
Riley John, laborer, 16 n Amity

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Riley John, cooper, 90 Orleans

Riley .Fohn,gf)ld beater, 28 w Baltimore

Riley John J. G. chief telegrapher Camden

station, dw 131 Barre
Riley John, laborer, 15 Liberty al
Riley iVlrs. Margaret, 78 n Front
Riley Mrs. Mary, 80 s Howard
Riley Patrick, confectionery, 38 Hillen
Riley Patrick, furniture wagon, 127 Stirling
Riley Patrick, laborer, 8 Addison
Riley Pliilip, 86 n Front
Riley Sunuel S. supervisor water works at

Fort Mf.Henry, 174 s Paca
Riley Theodore, huckster, 175 Lee
Riley Thomas, 51 w Centre
Riley William, restaurant, 334 s Bond
Riley Wm. L. painter, 30 Orleans
Riley Dr. William, 47 Lexington
Rimby Reuben L. moulder, 73 St. Peter
Rimby Thos. K. moulder, 57 Cambridge
■Rimby Wm. B. moulder, 26 Harford av
Rimler Justus, tiiilor, 90 Albemarle
Rinameu Philip, bricklayer, 8 Rose
Rineck Thos. F. gardener, n w cor Gilmor

and Townsend
Rinehart George, hay baler, 283 Forrest
Ring G.'o. W. sailor, 34 Lewis
Ring Goifreid, cracker baker, 225 s Dallas
Ring Henry, laborer, 70 Lancaster
Ring John F. machinist, 225 s Dallas
Ring John J. stone cutler, 163 Druid Hill av
Ring Muses, clothier and dry goods, 221 j-^

and 223 w Pratt
Ring P 'tcr, carpenter, 504 Lexington
Ring Sophia, dress maker, 115 w Bitidle
Ring^^old Charles H. bookkeeper 18 Barnet
Ringgold C. F. (J. P. Ringgold & Bro.) Bal-
timore Co.
Ringgold Edward, tailor, 105 Chew
Ringgold Eliza F. 8 Barnet
RingLjold George, bricklayer, 13 Townsend
Ringu:old James, soldier, 88 Peirce
Ringg.ihl John P. (John P. Ringgold «fe Bro.)

dw BaUo. Co.
Ringg.ild J<.hn P. & Bro. (J. P. Ringgold, C.

F. Rniggold,) hosiery, gloves, &c-. 175 w

Baltimore
Ringgiild Mary, 69 w Centre
Ringgold Samuel, teacher, 78 George

RINGGOLD WILLIAM H., Deal-
er in Hosiery, Gloves, Under-
Garments, Trimmings, &c., &c.,
99 n Charles, dw Balto. Co

Ringlaii William, laborer, 6 Lemmon

Ringh'b Henry, porter, 127 e Eager

Ringler George, cooper and tavern, 244 Can-
ton av

Ringros>- Aaron, ship carpenter, Hamburg nr
WashiiigtDii

Ringrose Christopher J. bookkeeper, 372 w
Franklin

Ringmsi' .lames, sailmaker, 273 Eastern av

Ringrose John W. pension and bounty agent,
29 n Howard

Ringri)se Margaret M. dry goods, 29 n How-
ard

Ringrose Mary J. 235 Gough

Ringrose Samuel, bricklayer, 59 Hampstead

Ringrose Wm. 294 Penna. av

Ringstorf Peter, wagoner, 127 Gough
Rink Charles, 26 Shakspear
Rink Gotleib, laborer, 244 Durham
Rinka Frederick, shoemaker, 21 Gough
Rinn Henry, tobacconist, 419 Light

RINN'S HOTEL, on the European
Plan. Good Lodgings, Eat and
Drink when you like and what
you like. 40 w Pratt, John S.
Rinn, Proprietor

Rinn Patrick, junk, 71 Arch
Riordan John J. clerk, 150 Kast
Riordan Patrick, teacher, 89 Hillen
Riorden Micharl, blacksmith, 32 Barre
Riortan Patrick, carter, 28 n Amity
Ripley Edward C. clerk, 105 w Fayette
Ripley James A. mariner, 172 Scott
Ripley John H. clerk, 105 w Fayette
Ripley Wm. W. mariner, 209 Gough
Ripp Philip, brickiViaker, 195 s Bond
Rippard James, commercial and collegiate in-
stitute, 9 Franklin
Rippard Dr. Wm. 96 s Sharp
Rippel Conrad, car]ieiiter, 258 s Sharp
Rippelmeyer Christian, clerk, 223 Franklin
Rippi;y Joseph F. printer, '28 Hanover
Rippey Wm. A. teacher, 73 n Broadway
Ripple John, butcher, 321 Penna. av
Rip|)le Peter, carpenter, 61 n Spring
Rise Caroline, 24 Shakspt-ar
Rising Sun Hotel, 74 n High, Thos. H. Mag-

ness, proprietor
Risinger Lewis, hack driver, 15 Ringgold al
Risman Mrs. Margaret, cigar maker, 58 Bunk
Rist Levi, tobacco agent, 83 Franklin
Rist Zechariah, watchmaker, 133 Forrest
Ristine James, 83 Franklin
Ristler George, butcher, 226 Harford av
Riston Mary, laundress, Cross east of Cov-
ington
RITCHIE ALBERT, attorney, 25 Lexing-
ton, dw 142 n Charles
Ritchie John L. drayman, 168 Orleans
Richie Robert, sheet iron worker, 271 Mul-
berry
Ritchie Wm. 168 Orleans
Rites John, conductor B. & 0. R. R. 463 w

Lombard
Rites John Z. produce, 118 Harford av
Ritger Adam, shoemaker, 82 ii Ann
Rith John, cooper, 109 s Ann
Rith Joseph, laborer, 20 Orbit al
Rith miller Henry, carrier, 327 irlanover
Rittenbush Wm. ship carpenter, 472 Can-
ton av
Rittenhouse Geo. R. fire brick, tiles, &c.,foot

of Cross, dw 539 w Fayette
Rittenhouse Smith, clerk, 84 Hanover
Ritier Andrew, laborer, 109 s Dallas
Ritter Christian, shoemaker, 10 e Pratt
Ritter Conrad, porter, 60 n Howard
Ritter David, millwright, 497 w Lombard
RITTER ELI, oil refiner, Washington near

Taylor, Homestead
Ritter Francis, carpenter, li'O n Schroeder
Ritter Francis, lab. Pratt e of Frederick av
Ritter Frederick, shoemaker, 30 e Pratt
Ritter George, butcher, 76 Belair market, dw
Point la, near Harford av

RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert, keep tlic X,:;isest and
Best Appointed Shirt and Furuisbing Goods House in the United States.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BEOS. & CO.

Baltimore Street.

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Ritter George, carpenter, 6 St. Mary

Ritter Henry, tailor, 10 s Durham

Ritter John, 43 Short

Ritter John, shoemaker, 152 Lee

Ritter John, wheelwright, 212 Henrietta

Ritter John, brickmaker, 135 West

Ritter Jesse, carpenter, 79 n Scliroeder

Ritter Peter, taihir, 157 s Durham

Ritter Sidney, millwright, 14 n Pine

Ritter Wilson, blacksmith, 24 Josephine

Ritter Wm. carpenter, 35 Rock

Ritterbush Wm. ship carpenter, 36 Aliceanna

Ritz Christian, shoemaker, 4 Morris al

Ritz Conrad, butcher, Madison, nr Castle

Ritzel August, shoemaker, 87 e Fayette

Ritzel Conrad, br.>om maker, 92 n Ann

Ritzfher Carl, cooper, 348 s Sharp

Ritzius Curth, wheelwright, 15 s Ann

Rivers Elizabeth P. 141 Park

Rixhain William, blacksmith, 112 Orleans

Rixse George, grocer, 8 Scott

Rixse John A. grocer, 35U s Eutaw

Roach Catherine, cook, 138 Penna. av

Roach Catherine, grocery, 81 Union

Roach Edward, hackman, 167 Raborg

Roach James, liostler, 14 New Chupch

Roach J.ames, laborer, 212 Cross

Roach James, expressman, 14 New Church

Roach Jas. J. painter, over 280 w Baltimore,

dw Calhoun s of Ramsay
Roach Michael, 118 Central av
Roach Micha.^1 \V. laborer, 37 Low
Roach Morris, trunk maker, 292 s Paca
Roach Airs. \1. E. boarding, 82 Hanover
Roach Patrick^ laborer, 252 n Eutaw
Roach Stephen J. carter, 18 Sterrett
Roach William, laborer, 3 Bloodgood ct
Roache Airs. Alary, confectionery, 37 w

Lombard
Roades Adam, baker, 68 s Charles
Roan Elizabeth, 4 Weiisler
Roan John, laborer, 178 Burgundy al
Roan Patrick, stone cutter, 27 e Aladison
Roane Antone, laborer, 42 s Regester
Roane Henry W. (Shipley, Roane & Co.) 106

n Eutaw
Roazel Charles, grocer, 151 s Regester
Robb Conrad, attendant Aid. hospital
Robb Duncan M. clerk, s e cor Bolton and

Tow II send
Robb John, laborer, 33 Guilford al
Robb John A., Northern av nr Belair av
Robb John A. jr. 40 Spring row
Robb John T. mariner, 2 Essex
Robb Joseph, (Howell & Bros.) 136s Sharp
Robbei Louis, shoemaker, 72 Lewis
Robbins Albert K. coppersmith, 24 William,

dw 144 Alontgomery
Robbins Albert M. (Robbins & Co.) Western

hotel
Robbins Mrs. Ann, 38 s Exeter
Robbins Calvin C. hospital steward U. S. A.,

Jarvis hospital

Robbins , salesman, 40 Lexington

ROBBlxNS CHARLES E. clerk, 252 w Lom-
bard
Robbins D. G. (Robbins & Co.) Western

hotel
Robbins E. A. painter, 118 Montgomery
Robbins Henrv R.jr. (Reid & Co.) Gilmor n

of Alulberry
Robbins Horace W. (Hayward, Bartlett &

Co.) 252 w Lombard

Robbins & Co. (A. M. Robbins, D- G. Rob-
bins,) manufacturers of Telegraph Lini-
ment, over 52 Light. — [See back leaf .Adver-
tisements.]
Robbins J. D. real estate broker, 4 Law

Buildings, dw 23 n Calvert
Robbins Moses S. apothecary, 245 Light
ROBBINS RICHARD N., Oil and Mining
Co. over 81 w Second, dw Western hotel,
s w cor Howard and Saratoga
Robbins Russel H. bookkeeper, 245 n Eutaw
Roben Gerhard, cabinet maker, 1 n Spring
Roberson Amelia, 284 s Bond
Robert Catherine, rear 35 Lancaster
Robert George, tobacco cutter, 87 e Lombard
Robert William, sailor, 35 Lancaster
Roberts Alexander B. ship carpenter, 184 s

Regester
Roberts Alfred, carpenter, 228 n Eden
Roberts Belinda, teacher. 8 Chatsworth
Roberts Charles, caulker, 315 Eastern av
Roberts Charles, cleik, 8 Chatsworth
Roberts Dr. Charles E. 135 Hanover
Roberts Edward, can maker, 532 w Baltimore
Roberts Edward, 218 w Lombard
Roberts Ernst, engineer, 64 Aliceanna
Roberts Dr. George C. M., office 114 Hano-
ver, dw 135
Roberts George S. bookkeeper Farmers and

Merchants Bank, 151 Hanover
Roberts George, caulker, 28 Gittings
Roberts George, mariner, 25 Eastern av
Roberts Henry C. clerk P. 0. 32 Hanover
Roberts Henry, copper smelter, Clinton n of

Boston
Roberts Henry T. merchant tailor, 6 St. Paul,

dw 576 w Fayette
Roberts Hugh, jr. pilot, 83 s Chester
Roberts Isaac G. deputy warden Penitentiary,

dw Baltimore Co
Roberts .Mrs. Jane, tailoress, 102 s Bond
Roberts John, ship carpenter, 15 Gutings
Roberts John W. ship carpenter, 144 Bank
Roberts John J. engineer, 130 s Bond
Roberts John B. carpenter and builder. Dew-
berry al betw Hoilins and Lombard, dw
292 Hoilins
Roberts John Q. soldier, 53 Greenwillow
Roberts John H. pilot, 87 Lee
Roberts J. Thomas, heater, 132 s Chester
Roberts Joseph, ship carpenter, 110 Cross
ROBERTS JOSEPH, chemist ana druggist,
cor Harford and Greenmount avs, dw 2
Harford av
Roberts Joseph, (Geo. Page & Co.) 2 Har-
ford av
Roberts Joshua F. caulker, 23 Gittings
Roberts Joshua, plasterer, 132 s Chester
Roberts Luther, bookkeeper, 237 s Paca
Roberts Mrs. Mary, music teacher, 55 s Caro-
line
Roberts Mrs. Mary J. 22 n Durham
Roberts Mathias, commission merchant, 8
Bowly's wharf, dw Beach Hill, Saratoga
extended
Roberts Alatthew S. gas inspector, 256 Ais-

quith
Roberts Olive A. 34 Alay
Roberts Owen B. blacksmith, 294 s Caroline,

dw 251 s Wolfe
Roberts Owen, mariner, 106 s Wolfe
Roberts Owen B. blacksmith, 294 s Caroline,
dw 354 Central av

J. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Mercbant, for the sale of Flour, Grain. .See«ls, SP^
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, dl Spear's W^Iiarf.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Roberts Sarah, tailoress, 237 s Paca

Roberts Sarah A. 15 Fountain

Roberts Mrs. Sarah A. confectionery, 225

Hollins
Roberts Thomas, engineer, 210 s Ann
Roberts Thomas J. sup't Individual Enter-
prise Co., (Uv Baltimore Co
Roberts Thomas, smelter, Clinton nr Boston
Roberts Valeniine, teamster, 58 n Dallas
Roberts Walter, barkeeper, Maltby house
Roberts Washington, plasterer, 215 Chesnut
Roberts Wm. shoemaker, 69 w Fayette
Roberts Dr. Wm. H. 135 Hanover
Roberts Wm. H. feed, grain and guano, 172

Forrest, dw 274 Greenmount av
Robertson Alvin, clerk, 662 Lexington
Robertson & Briscoe, (H. H. Robertson, S.
W. Briscoe,) commission merchants, over
149 w Pratt
Robertson Elizabeth M. 662 Lexington
Robertson Mrs. Elizabeth, 76 Buren
Robertson Emma J. teacher, 164 e Fayette
Robertson David, fireman, 130 Mullikin
Robertson Geo. stone cutter, 180 n Central av
Robertson H. H. (Robertson & Briscoe,) 203

n Howard
Robert.son Henrietta, 99 n Eutaw
Robertson H. R. bookkeeper, 172 Garden
Robertson James, clerk, 129 w Biddle
Robertson James, furn. wa^on, 85 McHenry
Robertson Jesse, carman, 99 s Poppleton
Robertson John T. laborer, 662 Lexington
Robertson Mrs. Louisa, 4 s Caroline
Robertson Nathaniel C. 1 s Bond
Robertson Nathaniel C. jr. clerk, 16 n Bond
Robertson Thomas, tea and coffee, 436 w

Baltimore
Robier Mrs. Catharine, seamstress, 290 Alice-
anna
ROBINS ALBERT K. coppersmith, s w cor

William and York, dw 144 Montgomery
Robins Benjamin, 60') w Fayette
ROBINS EDWARD A. coal office, 7 Sun
Iron Buildings, South-st., yards. Cathedral
near Bolton depot, and cor York and John-
son, F. H., dw 6U0 w Fayette
Robins John L., U. S. N. 6U0 w Fayette
Robins Geo. H. shoemaker, McHenry w of

Fulton
Robins Thomas, 19 s Howard
Robinson Alexander, (McDowell, Robinson

& Co.) Barnum's iiotel
Robinson Alexander, rope maker, 539 Sara-
toga
Robinson Dr. Alexander C. s w cor Charles

and Saratoga
Robinson Alexander J. actor, 104 n Eden
Robinson Andrew, weighmaster, B. &,. O. R.

R. 84 s Charles
Robinson Andrew, hackman,69 Holland
Robinson Andrew J. jeweler, 436 Lexington
Robinson B. VV. L. clerk, 356 w Fayette
Robinson David, boiler maker, 154 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Robinson Davenport, foreman, n e cor Stiles

and e Falls av
Robinson Dorsey N. huckster, 162 German
Robinson Mrs. Edith R. 95 Preston
Robinson Edw. paper hanger, 30 w Baltimore
Robinson Edw. W. carpenter, cor Caroline

and Aliceanna,dw 87 s Broadway
Robinson Edwin S. chairmaker, 313 Franklin
Robinson Ellas, carpenter, 92 s Chester

Robinson E W. planing mill, cor Caroline

and Aliceanna, dw 87 s Broadway
Robinson Elizabeth, milliner, 98. s Broadway
Robinson Mrs. Emma, 132 Raborg
Robinson Francis, 181 w Lombard
Robinson Francis J. clerk, 117 e Madison
Robinson Geo. W. brickmaker, 258 e Balti-
more
Robinson Geo. D. P. clerk, 313 Franklin
Robinson Geo. S. engineer. 23 n Eden
Robinson Geo. 0. bookkp'r, Barnum's hotel
Robinson Dr. Geo. L. s w cor Charles and

Saratoga
Robinson Geo. messenger Adams Express

Co. 179 Hollins
Robinson Geo. W. carter, 195 Montgomery
Robinson Geo. W. Milliman near Broadway
Robinson Geo. R. cigar mak. 148 n Fremont
Robinson Mrs. Harriet, 179 Bank
Robinson Harry, Lanvale nr Bolton
ROBINSON HENRY A. printer, 106 w Bal-
timore, dw 8 s Exeter
Robinson Henry S. tinner, 61 n Howard
Robinson Mrs. Hester A. 261 n Bond
Robinson Hugh, shoemaker, 54 Union
Robinson Hunter, 661 w Lombard
Robinson Jas. B. ship carpenter, 18 s Bond
Robinson James, tailor, 33 s Frederick
Robinson James, fisherman, 2 Gould la
Robinson James, clerk, 84 w Monument
Robinson James S. paper warehouse, 5 s
Charles, dw 289 w Fayette.— [See p. 30 M-
vertisevients.]
Robinson James M. carpenter, 261 n Bond
Robinson Mrs. Jane, boarding, 57 and 59

Orleans
Robinson John, watchman Commercial and

Farmers' Bmk, 166 n Fremont
Robinson John M. carpenter, 223 n Caroline
Robinson John, laborer, Clinton s of Boston
Robinson John, clerk, 84 s Charles
Robinson John G. bricklayer, 308 Cross
Robinson John, paper hangings store, 30 w

Baltimore
Robinson John, laborer, 126 s Caroline
Robinson John, 313 Franklin
Robinson John, grocer, 166 n Fremont
Robinson John W. boiler maker, 125 William
Robinson John, shoemaker, 187 n Eden
Robinson John, soldier, 2J8 s Paca
Robinson John, porter, 84 s Charles
Robinson John S. broker, 4 s Gay
Robinson Jonathan S. carpenter, 352 s Eutaw
Robinson Joseph, dentist, 65 n Paca, dw Har-
ford Co
Robinson Joseph J. 260 e Baltimore
Robinson Joseph J. brickmaker, 314 e Pratt
Robinson Joseph W. laborer, 117 e Madison
Robinson Joshua C. police, 115 Hill
Robinson Joshua, jr. tinner, 115 Hill
Rotjinson Joshua, house furnishing goods, 333

w Baltimore, dw 226 w Fayette
Robinson Julia A 205 Druid Hill av
Robinson Lewis H. attorney, s e cor Bank

and Broadway, dw 314 e Pratt
Robinson Lewis H. sr , brick manufacturer,

336 e Baltimore
Robinson Louise, 76 McCulloh
Robinson Lurana S. (Wolfe & Robinson,) 73

n High
Robinson Mrs. Maria, 3"^ Pearl
Robinson Mrs. Mary, 39 Mt. Vernon place
Robinson Mary, laundress, 216 Stirling

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufactiirers of "White Lead, Zinc, Patty. Lnnipblack, Glme.
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and VamisKes, 100 AV. Lombard Street.

23

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Robinson Mollie, 14 Saratoga

Robinson Nicholas, tinner, 182 Harford av

Robinson Nicholas N. druggist, 58 Gay, cor

Saratoga, dw 134 n High
ROBINSON NICHOLAS, real estate broker,

32 St. Paul, dw 182 Harford av
Robinson Peter, saloon, 6 Shakspear
Robinson Rezin H. painter, 61 Vine
Robinson Mrs Richard, 410 Saratoga
Robinson Richard, wheelwright, 132 Dolphin
Robinson Richard C. carpnt'r, 164 n Fremont
Robinson Robert S. flour and feed dealer, s w

cor Penna. av and Dolphin, dw 95 Pearl
Robinson Mrs. Rowland, 142 s Broadway
Robinson Sarah, 279 e Pratt
Robinson Sarah A. 109 Albemarle
Robinson Mrs. Sarah, upholsterer, 150 Co-
lumbia
Robinson Sophia, dressmaker, 45 Lee
Robinson Spencer J. clerk, 214 Hollins
Rol)inson Stephen A. junk .shop, 9 Will
Robinson Thomas, drayman, 86 Dolphin
Robinson Thornton F. collector, 356 w Fay-
ette
Robinson Thornton F. jr. plasterer, 356 w

Fayette
ROBINSON WM., Massachusetts military
State agent, 119 Camden, dw 181 w Lom-
bard
Robinson Wm. foreman steam forge shop,

dw 127 s Ann
ROBINSON WM C. commission merchant

and oil dealer, 81 South, dw 15 Franklin
Robinson Wm. boatsman, 28 Philpot
Robinson Wm. wheelwright, 82 iVlcKim
Robinson Wm. tailor, 327 Druid Hill av
Robinson Wm. T. grocer, 48 Barre
Robinson Wm. H. police, 153 s Washington,

F. P.
Robinson Wm. D. porter, 160 n Exeter
Robinson Wm. barlier, 8 Rose
Robinson Wm. J. H. clerk, 98 s Broadway
Robinson Wm. drayman, 189 Chesnut
Robison Theodore, blacksmith, 446 Ensor
Robey Thomas, plasteri'r, 441 Canton av
Robust Ephraim, carpenter, Strieker s of Pratt
Robust Wm. blacksmith, Calverton road nr

Almshouse
Roby Charles J. clerk, 27 Conway
ROBY & CO. (H. N. Roby,) dealers in pa-
per stock, wool, rags and old metals, 118
Lii;ht-st wharf
Robv Mrs. Dr. Joseph, 81 Park
Roby Horatio N. (Roby & Co.) 27 Conway
Roby Willie F. clerk, 481 w Baltimore
Roche Mrs. Amelia, H4 s High
Roche Chas. M. clerk, 146 Mulberry
Roche Edmund, engineer, 183 e Lombard
Roche Geo. J. painter. Grant, dw 185 e Mad-
ison
Roche Geo. C. builder, 40 n Calvert, dw 68

w Centre
Roi'he Henry C of Farmers and Planters

Biink, 313 w Lombard
ROCHE & CO. (P. J. Koche,) wholesale li-
quor dealers, 373 w Baltimore
Roche .lames, bakery, 124 n Gay
Roche James, machinist, 8 s Republican
Roche John, laborer, 8 Bank
Roche John, bookkeeper, Howard house
Roche John J. coach painter, 83 Pierce
Roche Mary, 124 n Gay
Roche M. H. merchant, Howard house

ROCHE MICHAEL, builder, 158 n Calvert,

dw 68 w Centre
Roche Patrick J. (Roche & Co.) Eutaw house
Roche Wm. umbrella mender, 192 e Lombard
Roche Winifred, GUlrich
Rochell F. 30 n Greene
Rochester Matthew, watchman, ^2 Raborg
Rochester Wm. painter, 38 Centre Market

space
Rochford John, 90 Centre
Rochford John J. clerk, 90 Centre
Rochford Thomas, laborer, 33 Eastern av
Rochfort John E. lager beer, 28 President
Rock Adurn, weaver, 25 St. James
Rock Andrew, shoemaker, 458 Light
Rock Jami'S, grocery, 203 e Lombard
Rock Jas. P. plumber, 59 Holiday, dw 86 Chew
Rock Paliick, laborer, 57 Lewis
Rock Thos. tailor, 55 Lewis
Rock Thos. shoes, 72 s Paca
Rockel Henry, painter, 18 New Church
Rockenhauser Wm. teacher, 171 s Bethel
Rockhold Charles L. shoemaker, 94 n Eden
Rockhold Eliza, 1^6 Jefferson
Rockus John, soldier, 61 n Central av
Rodberg E. & Co. (E. Rodberg, J. Castel-
berg,) watchmakers and jewelers, 188 w
Pratt
Rodberg Ezekiel, (E. Rodberg & Co.) Lom-
bard 3d door from Hanover
Rodberg Simon J. watchmaker and jeweler,

120 t) Gay
Rode George, shoemaker, 69 Park
Rode Jacob, piano maker, 88 s Fremont
Rode L. tin and sheet iron worker, 273 e Lom-
bard
Rode Peter, laborer, 95 Lancaster
Rode Wm. driver, 100 Lancaster
Rode Wm. mariner, 93 Lancaster
Rodekurl John, tailor, 3 s Frederick
Rodel Wm. cabinet maker, 1 Baker ct
Roden Patrick, stone mason, 133 s High
Rodeni Thomas, 128 s Howard
Rodenmayer Andrew, 16 e Monument
Rodenmayer FiancisT. clerk, 16e Monument
Rodenmayer Francis T. carpenter, 99 Pine
Rodenmayer Geo. C. cabinet maker and un-
dertaker, 38 Ensor
Rodenmayer Geo. beer saloon, 260 e Eager
Rodenmayer Henry, printer, 14 Greenmount

avenue
RODENMAYER JOHN, paints, oils and

glass, 51 n Paca, dw 27 n Pine
Rodenmayer Mary, 49 George
Rodenmayer Wm. A. carpenter, 6 Lovely la,

dw 16 e Morrument
Roder Adolphe (Roder & Mitzel,) 287 n Gay
Roder John, laborer, 21 s Wolfe
Roder John, cabinet maker, 248 n Caroline
RODER & MITZF.L, (Adolphe Roder, Alex-
ander V. Mitzel,) country produce, 287 n
Gay
Rodewald Francis, 87 St. Paul
Rodewald Henry A. 58 n Liberty
Rodgers Agnes, 43 n High
Rodgers Anna, 198 Hughes
Rodgers Bernard, laborer, 137 s Castle
Rodgers M rs. Catherine, grocery, 73 L. Mc-

Elderry
Rodgers Mrs. Catherine, 164 s Howard
Rodgers Charles, police, 143 s Paca
Rodgers George H. (John Rodgers & Son,)
34 Aisquith

THE CiROVER tSc BAKER SEAVING MACHINE is tlic best for aU purposes— SALJ&S
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Rodgers George, messenger, 164 s Howard
Rodgcrs Henry, mariner, 78 Albemarle
Rodgers Jacob, stone cutter, 60 e Eager
Rodgers James A. printer, 305 Light
Rodgers James W. printer, 48 e Eager
Rodgers James, mariner, 73 L. McElderry
Rodgers James, laborer, 36 Haubert
Rodgers John C. house carpenter, 54 Lee
Rodgers John, fisherman, 31s Front
Rodgers Mrs. John, 43 n High
RODGERS JOHN & SON, (G. H- Rodgers,)
fire engine builders, machinists, plumbers
and gas filters, 48 n High, store 26 n
Charles
Rodgers John, fisherman, 57 Granby
Rodgcrs John B. messenger Adams Express,

28 McElderry
Rodgers Capt. John J. mariner, 27 Hamilton
Rodgers Joseph, pumpmaker, 45 Pine
Rodgers Peter, fisherman, 8 Second
Rodgers Terrence, miller, 1 Trinity
Rodh George, tailor, 63 s Regestor
Rodh Henry, wheelwright, bet Hamburg and

Cross
Rodh Peter, tailor, 233 s Sharp
Rodhamer Frederick, cabinet maker, 68 s

Central av
Rodl Henry, weaver, 179 s Wolfe
Rodler John, laborer, 3 s Choptank
Rodley Mrs Mary, 461 e Baltimore
Rodman Cliarles, machinist, 132 n Front
Rodney George W. ship carpenter, 224 Hank
Rody Michael, porter 3 Front n of Foundry
Roe Benjamin, soldier, 47 Forrest
Roe Robert, carpenter, 17 Mott
Roe Thomas, printer, 17 Mott
Roe Thomas, farmer, Druid Hill park
ROEDER FRKDERICK, lager beer saloon,

147 w Lombard
Roeder Hartman, grocer, 64 Druid Hill av
Roeder John A. tailor, 39 Chatsworth
Roehner tJharles, shoemaker, 89 n Poppletoii
ROELKEY C. S. 880 w Baltimore
Roelves Wm. engineer, 77 Grundy
Roemer Charles, painter, 138 Barre
Roemer Edward, shoemaker, 406 w Lom-
bard
Roemer George A. boot and shoe manufac-
turer, 278 w Pratt
Roemosor George F. shoemaker, 52 Josephine
Roescli Michael, laborer, 206 s Ann
ROESE HENRY, tavern, 302 Montgomery
Roesing Anna, 227 Saratoga
Roesinnck Fred'k W. tavern keeper, 117

Thames
Roess Peter, cigar maker, 77 Preston
Roessel Herman, tailor, 32 Gist
Roeth Christian, shoemaker, 288 s Charles
Roeth Ferdinand, porter. 111 Leadenhall
Roeth Frederick W. grocer, 251 s Howard
Roevekamp John, tobacconist, n e cor Exeter

and Fawn
RofF James, jr., engineer, 182 Columbia
Roff John, engineer, 182 Columbia
Roff John, brakesman, N. C. R.
Rogan Hugh, laborer, 230 s Paca
Roger Narcisse, upholsterer, 291 Saratoga
Rogers Alexander, halttr, 190 Chesnut
Rogers Alexander, librarian, 57 n Charles
Rogers Anna, teacher, 46 n High
Rogers Mrs. Ann, 244 Lemmon al
Rogers Anthony, laborer. Holiday nr Centre
Rogers Augustus F. harness maker, 33 York

Rogers & Brooke, (E. Rogers, H. L. Brooke,)
general iron commission merchants, and
agents for Avalon nail works, over 53 Ex-
change place
ROGERS, BOWES & CO. (W. Rogers, J.
Bowes, J. J. Starr,) importers and dealers
in tailors' trimmings, over 3 s Charles
Rogers Catherine, 17 n Amity
Rogers Mrs. Caroline, 112 Hanover
Rogers Charles J. clerk, 112 Hanover
Rogers C. Howard, (Foard & Rogers,) 207

Madison av
Rogers David G. (Brooks, Fulton & Rogers,)

352 w Fayette
Rogers Edmund L. 31 McCulloh
Rogers Edward H. saddler, 190 Ohesnut
Rogers Eliza J. seamstress, 87 Washington,

F. H.
Rogers Mrs. Elizabeth, 569 w Fayette
Rogers Mrs. Emily, confectionery, 16 s Fre-
mont
Rogers Evans, (Rogers & Brooke,) 161 n

Charles
Rogers Fanny, teacher, 46 n High
Rogers George J. stone cutter, 411 e Eager
Rogers George H. clerk, B. & 0. R. R. 112

Hanover
Rogers Geo. H. s w cor Fayette and Charles
Rogers G. M. paying teller Union Bank, dw

Baltimore Co.
Rogers Henry A. clerk, 15 s High
Rogers Henrv J., U. S. N. 94 n Charles
ROGERS HKNRY W. property ag.'nt, s w

cor Charles and Fayette, dw 9 Franklin
Rogers Isaac, 37 n Calvert
Rogers Jacob S. stone cutter, 60 e Eager
Rogers James C. (Coleman & Rogers,) 15 s

High
Rogers James L. broker, 242 w Biddle

ROGERS JASON, dealer in Stock-
ings, Gloves, Knitting Cotton,
Yarn, Undershirts and Drawers,
Sell at Lowest Prices, n e cor Lex-
ington and Pearl.

Rogers John A. (Stephens, Miller & Co.) 353

w Fayette
Rogers John, miller, 4 Arbel al
Rogers John W. carpenter, 368 Canton av
Rogers John W. car driver, 101 n Eutaw
Rogers John H. paying teller Mechanics

Bank, 575 Lexington
Rogers John W. wagoner, 9 s Schroeder
Rogers Joseph, jr., (Baker Bros. & Co.) Eu-
taw Hoise
Rogers Mrs. 188 Franklin
Rogers Mrs. Mary, 9 Franklin
Rogers N S. discount clerk Union Bank, dw

97 Cathedral
ELogers Patrick, grocer, 457 Saratoga
Rogers Patrick', hackman, 135 North
ROGERS ROBERT LYON, attorney, 23

Lexington, dw 82 St. Paul
Rogers Samuel, puddler, 106 Eastern av
Rogers Thomas J. laborer, 377 Light
Rogers Wm. (Rogers, Bowes & Co.) 625 W

Lombard
Rogers Wm. C. clerk, 60 e Eager
Rogers Wm. F. bookkeeper, 345 w Fayette
Rogerson Arthur, tavern, 98 Thames

JAMBS H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric SmolUnj; Tubes, over 99 W^. Baltimore-'st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Rogge Charles M. upholsterer, 58 Pearl
Rogge Christian, (CharlesSpiiker& Co.) Eu-

taw house
Rogge Charles, (H. F. Alberti & Co.) Eutaw

house
Rogge Charles, shoemaker, 135 w Lombard
Rogge Mary A. fancy goods, 58 Pearl
Rolile Frederick, tailor, 21 n Paca
Rohleder Francis, 56 s Central av
Rohleder John J. harness maker, 56 s Cen-
tral av
Rohleder John B. shoemaker, 128 Scott
Rohlfing Christian, carter, 118 e Fayette
Rohlfing Henry, tinner, 157 L. Greene
Rohlfing Henry W. furniture wagoner, 37

Hampstcad
Rohlfing Wm. piano maker, 68 s Eutaw
Rohner Christian, tailor, 219 n Central av
Rohner Lewis, cigar maker, 157 Raborg
Rohner Mrs. Magdaline, tailoress, 7 Har-
mony la
Rohner Valentine, cooper, 161 s Eden
ROHR & ANSMANN, (J. A. Rohr, J. A.
Ansmann,) hosiery, notion and variety
dealers, 5 Penna av
Rohr Joseph A. (Rohr& Anzmann,) 68 Rich-
mond
Rohr Leonhard, cabinet mak. 68 Richmond
Rohr Nathan, clerk, 84 Lexington
Rohr Nathan, salesman, 247 w Baltimore
Rohrback George, blacksmith, 10 s Oregon
Rohrer Jdhn, piano manufacturer, 181 s Bond
Rohrer John, laborer, 416 Canton av
Roill John, blacksmith, 6U2 w Baltimore
Roilly Ann, grocery, 9 Townsend
Rokel Catherine, 171 Franklin
Roland Lawrence, carter, 298 Cross
Roland Sydney, engineer, 7 Plowman
Roland Zechariah, car driver, 93 Peach al
Roley Wm. gardener, 285 Cathedral
Rolf August, shoemaker, 93 Orchard
Rolf Henry, shoemaker, 93 Orchard
Rolf Henry, 27 Thames
Rolf John, driver, 276 s Bond
Rolf Julia, grocery, 93 Orchard
Rolfe Rev. Neville A. F. N., 66 Courtland
Rolfes B. Anton, grocer, 24 Thames
Rolfes H. T. cigar maker, 157 s Eden
Rolker Harman H. tavern, 1 Camden
Rolker J. H. laborer, 88 York
Roll Matthew, shoemaker, 291 e Eager
Rollins Benjamin, clerk, 168 Conway
Rollins Edward, can maker, 247 s Sharp
Rollins Fianklin H. 308 Lexington
Rollins Capt. George A. 113 Conway
Rollins Hammond, gardener, cor Gilmor and

Liberty road
Rollins Thornton, shipping merchant, 308

Lexington
Rollins Capt. Wm. mariner, 308 Lexington
Rollins Washington A. mariner, 117 Jefierson
Rollison Sarah Ann, seamstress, 199 Preston
Rollman Ferdinand, cab. maker, 151 Chesnut
Rollman John, baker, 167 n Central av
Roloson Frederick, pork and bacon, 24 Dia-
mond, dw Carey 3 doors from Saratoga

Roloson , clerk, 228 Lee

Roloson Hugh, bacon, 3 Pearl
Rolston Wm. marble polisher, 3 Preston
Roman Charles, shoemaker, 400 Canton av
Roman Mrs. Elizabeth, 288 e Lombard
Roman John A. (Winter & Roman,) 288 e
Lombard

ROMBACH PETER, parasols, umbrellas
and canes, ivory turner, &c. 61 n Eutaw. —
[See p 32 A^tlvertisements.]
Romhildt Christopher, cabinet maker, 6 Jose-
phine
Romey Frederick, laborer, 197 s Regester
Romoser Alexander, driver Harnden Express,

161 York
Romoser Chas. B. gas fitter, 83 Barre, dw 161

York
Romoser Geo. F. shoemaker, 52 Josephine
Romoser Jacob, police, 52 Josephine
Romoser Jacob; blacksmith. 111 Hill
Romoser John P. carpenter, 161 York
Romoser John G. tailor, 303 Saratoga
Romoser John M. tailor, 351 Lexington
Romoser John, shoemaker, 361 Saratoga
Romoser Matthew, laborer, 372 s Eutaw
Romm Mrs. Nicholas, dry goods, 433 w Bal-
timore
Romm Nicholas, fancy and ornamental plast.

433 w Baltimore
Rompolty Sebastian, shoemaker, 145 s Re-
gester
Rondo Laura, 24 n Caroline
Roney Bridget, laundress, rear 55 n Front
Roney Edward, clerk, Susquehanna House,

s e cor Franklin and Calvert
Roney Patrick, wood mil!, near Eastern av

dw 71 n Exeter
Roney Peter, laborer, 15 n Front
Ronstrom John, ship carpenter, 195 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Ronsaville David C. supt. U. S. eng'r dep't

14 n Ann
Ronsaville David W. bookkeeper, 14 n Ann
Ronsaville Dayton, carpenter, 14 n Ann
Rool Louisa, 18 Fountain
Root John, butcher, 7 Fountain
Roome Wm. D. carpenter. Mount, n of Lex-
ington
Rooney Bernard, soap boiler, 31 Hillen
Rooney Mrs. Elizabeth, 77 McHenry
Rooney James, (Rooney & Landers,) 165 w

Biddle
Rooney James, porter, 165 w Biddle
Rooney James, porter, 121 Dover
Rooney James, porter, 21 Foundry
Rooney James H. brushmaker, 77 McHenry
ROONEY MRS. KATE, restaurant, 29 w

Pratt
Rooney & Landers, (J. Rooney, J. Landers,)

livery stable, 136 North
Rooney Wm. laborer, 374 Ostend
Roop Charles F. clerk, 84 Lee
Roop J. L. conductor, 52 s Schroeder
Roops Nathan, (L. Tudor & Co.) dw Franklin

House, n w cor Franklin and Howard
Root C. S. pri.f. of music, 25 s Howard
Root G. Deriiiison, clerk, 27 n Republican
ROOT HENRY R. attorney, 5 St. Paul.dw

47 Mulberry
Root Wm. police, 98 e Madison
Roos John M. 206 s Ann
Roose John, shoemaker, 307 Eastern au
Ropps Mathias, laborer, 24 Frederick av
Ropman John, laborer, 2 Beall's ct
Roque Francis, shoe findings and leather, 19

Harrison
Rosamar George, salesman, 166 German
Rosburch Philip, musician, 40 Leadenhall
Rosch John, laborer, 7 Spring ct
Roschan B. S. accountant, 40 Holland

SHIRTS! shirts: I SHIRTS! ! I Satisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, Finisli and Style, or
mo Stale. RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimor«.st., above Calvert.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Roschan Wm. porter, 40 Holland

Rosclier Wm. weaver, 154 n Dallas

Rose Abram, huckster, 321 Saratoga

Rose Alfred, stevedore, 45 Lancaster

Rose Barney, clerk, 170 Lexington

Rose Bernhardt, (B. Rose & Co.) 92 s Eutaw

Rose Bernhardt & Co. (Bernhardt Rose, Isaac

Stiel)el,) clothiers, 56 s Eutaw
Rose Bernhardt, military clothing dealer, 68s

Paca
Rose Catherine, seamstress, 68"2 w Pratt
Rose Christopher, millwright, 114 n Pine
Rose Elizabeth, 299 Light
Rose Mrs. Elizabeth, boardin?, 54 s Sharp
Rose George C. shoemaker, 489 Lexington
Rose George, butcher, 55 Centre, 36 Lexing-
ton and 11 Hanover markets, dw 480 Light
Rose Gustav, music teacher, 61 n High
Rose Hirsch, artificial flowers, 148 Lexington
Rose Isaac, bookkeeper, 185 n Eutaw
Rose Jacob, rags, 70 Perry
Rose Jacob, dry goods, 170 Lexington, dw 259
Rose Jacob J, shoemaker, 58 n Oregon
Rose Dr. John, Thomsonian, 57 s Sharp
Rose John H. cooper, 58 Stiles
Rose Rev. John, 105 n Caroline
Rose John W. C chairmaker, 4G n Amity
Rose John, la'iorer, 263 s Sharp
Rose John, 434 Canton av
Rose John, soldier, 185 s Spring
Rose J. B. (J. B. Rose & Co.) 92 s Sharp
ROSE J B. & CO. book and job printers,

and publishers of Baltimore Prices Current,

over 5 s Calvert
Rose Joseph, 16 n Howard, dw 51 German
Rose Joseph, fincy goods, 31 n Howard
Rose Josiah J. cigar maker, 299 Light
Rose «fc Lyon, (Ira C.Lyon,) ship brokers

and com. merchants, 1 0'D.)nnell'3 wharf
Rose Mrs. Mary, 489 Lexington
Rose Martin, carpenter, 48 Lancaster
Rose Meyer, second hand deal. 116s Howard
Rose Peter, (Maynard, Ely & Rose,) 40)^

Conway
Rose Solomon, (Jordan & Rose,) 146 n Exeter
Rose Simon L. carpenter, 302 Light
Rose Theresa, 482 Light
Rose Thomas, laborer, 21 Abey al
Rose Wm. H. military hall, 24 n Gay
Rose Wm. P. clerk, 51 German
Rose Wm. Jairies, liquors, 188 Chesnut
Rose Wm. machinist, 86 Druid Hill av
Rosello Antonio, (Craft & Rosello,) 126 Ger-
man
Rosemark Andrew, laborer, 286 Aliceanna
Rosemer John, carpet weaver, 48 Harrison
Rosemer Sebastian, carpet weaver, 57 Penna

avenue
Rosenbaura Flenry, boot and shoe store, 233

Light
Rosenbaum Mrs. 321 Saratoga
ROSENBKAUM ELIAS, dry goods, 154

Lexington
Rosenberg Abraham, (L. Rosenberg & Bro.)

4 Centre market space
Rosenberg Archer, clothier, 7 w Second and

34 Centre market space
Rosenberg Hirsh, tailor, 38 Harrison
Rosenberg Harris, 392 w Fayette
Rosenberg Henry, cooper, 37 Bank
Rosenberg Joseph, laborer, 7 Clay
Rosenberg Julius, (Wliite & Rosenberg,) 64 s
Eutaw

Rosenberg Samuel, peddler, 736 w Baltimore
Rosenberg Lewis, (Lewis Rosenberg & Bro.;

4 Centre market space
Rosenberg Lewis & Bro. (Lewis Rosenberg,

Simon Rosenburg,) wholesale jobbers in

woolen goods, 7 Hanover
Rosenberg Simon, (Lewis Rosenberg & Bro.)

4 Centre market space
Rosenberger Francis, tailor, 77 Somerset
Rosenberger Frederick, paver, 3 Tessier
Rosenberger Jacob, tailor, 311 n Central av
Rosenberger John, musician, 64 Somerset
Rosenberger John, bricklayer, 68 Somerset
Rosenberger Joseph, 24 Lee
Rosenberger Jo-'eph, laborer, 228 e Eager
Rosenberger Moses, 109 e Lombard
Rosenberger Phil. C. tobacconist, 332 w Pratt
Rosenberger Sebastian, porter, 252 n Eden
Rosenblatt Samuel, dry goods, 62 Aisrpiith
Rrvsenbrock Christian, waterman. 1G6 Cross
Rosenbush Samson, second-hand dealer, 19

Ensor
Rosendale Henry, furniture, 8 and 10 Etna la
Rosondrtle Henry, turning establishment, 9 n

Frederick
Rosendorn Francis, gold and silver plater.

Wine al nr Light, dw 238 Montgomery
Rosenfeld Abraham, property agent, 113 e

Baltimore
Rosenfeld Betty, 25 n Eden
Rosenfeld Goody, (Rosenfeld & Co.) 181 e

Baltimore
RosenfeK! G. importer and dealer in brandies,

wines and cigars, 38 s Charles, dw 58 Co-
lumbia
ROSEVFELD & CO. (M. Rosenfeld, G.

Rosenfi'ld,) clothiers, 23 and 25 w Bakimore
Rosenfeld Michael, (Rosenfeld & Co.) 90 e

Lombard
Rosenf.'ld Michat^l, clerk, 25 n Eden
Rosenfeld Sulomon, 113 e Baltimore
Rosenfeld S. & Co. (S Rosenfeld. M. Oettin-

ger,) importers and dealers in Havana and

Principe cigars, 20 s Gay. — [See p. 32 M-

vertiseineiils.]
Rosenfeld Simon, (S. Rosenfield & Co.) 70 n

Greene
Rosengarn John H. grocery, 300 Mulberry
Rosenheim Bernard, furniture, 34 Holland
Rosenheim D. laborer, 53 Lewis
Rosenick Ernest, tailor, 18 Shakspear
Rosenmiller Jacob, shoemaker, 207 s Bond
Rosensteel Ambrose, lei. carrier, 83 Harford av
Rosensteel Elizabeth, 50 George
Rosensteel Geo. T. painter, 51 Mulberry
Rosensteel Jos. L. gilder, 57 Chew
Rosensteel John L. clerk, 83 Harford av
Rosensteel Theodore, clerk, 158 e Eager
Rosenstein Simon, vinegar dealer, 105 Granby
Rosenstine Jacob, 88 e Pratt
Rosenstine Lewis, gents' furnishing goods,

32 w Baltimore, dw 88 e Pratt
Rosenstock Gerson, 110 w Monument
Rosenstock Lewis, 199 Aliceanna
Rosenstock Samuel, flour store, 214 Aliceanna
Rosenthal Adolphus, clothier, 80 s Eutaw
Rosenthal Abraham, second-hand clothing, 39

s Eden
Rosenthal Joseph, furniture, 463 w Baltimore
Rosenthal Louis, tailor, 36 n Eutaw
Rosenthal Moses, second-hand clothing, 43

Harrison
Rosenthal Samuel, dry goods, 72 Hanover

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «SM5.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Rosenthal Simon, clothier, 72 Harrison
Rosenthal William, sutler, 32 s Central av
Rosenthall Frederick, carpenter, 153 s Chester
Rosentliali Flarman, tinner, 307 n Howard
Rosenthall J. Solomon, confectioner, 110 Barre
Rosenthall Marcus, furniture store and tin

ware, 30 mid 32 Penna. av
Rosenthall Wm. watchmaker, 37 Lee
Rosenthral Henry, clerk, 23 s Sharp
Rosenthal Levi, sec. hand dealer, 34 Penna av
Rosenthal & Son, (M. Rosenthal, S. Rosen-
thal,) sec. hand furniture, 48 Penna. av

Rosenthal , soldier, 90 s Dallas

Rosewag: Charles F. caulker, 28 Henrietta
Rosier Nelsoi., soldier, 29 n Exeter
Rosier Nelson, machinist, 83 North
Rosinger Andrew, tavern, 13 s Frederick
Rosliii Jos. P. engineer, 416 Saratoga
Rosmus Peter, mariner, 174 s Wolfe
Ross Aaron, police, 35 Orleans
Ross & Brn. painters, 13 Henrietta
ROSS CHARLES H. & CO. (J. Whiteford,
0. Diffenderffer, S. I Kemp, A. Abbott,)
importers and wholesale dealers in liquors
and wines, 9 Commerce
Ross Charle.s. machinist, 120 Aisquith
ROSS DAVID J. manufacturer of boots and
shoes, under Barnum's hotel, dw 76 Lex-
ington.-^[See /roni inside cover p. JJdverlise-
ments.
Ross David, grinder and polisher, 83 n Front
Ross Edward, laborer, 165 n Central av
ROSS EDWARD C. grocery and liquors, 15

w Baltimore, dw Fountain hotel
Ross Evan, laborer, 2(^0 s Bond
Ross Mrs. Eliza, 90 s Fremont
Ross George, mariner, 84 Albemarle
Ross Geo. H. printer, Baltimore county
Ross George D. soldier, 44 Bank
Ross Geo. C. grocery, 310 s Euiaw
Ross Henry W. paper dealer, 172 n Eden
Ross James, sailor, 44 Hank
Ross Jas. D., jr. harness maker, 120 Aisquith
ROSS JAMES F. apothecary, s w cor Balti-
more and Republican
Ross James P. ship carpenter, 158 Washing-
ton, F H.
Ross James, laborer, 7 Low
Ross John, saloon keeper, 49 Columbia
Ross John, agent, 322 n Eutaw
Ross John W. (J. W. Ross & Co.) Cockeys-

ville

Ross John, chair maker, 107 Boston, Canton

Ross John W. & Co. (J. W. Ross,) flour and

commission merchants, over 6 Sjiear's whf

Ross Joseph, awl, blade and needle factory,

over 11 n Frederick, dw 21 e Fayette
Ross Leroy, police, 135 s Fremont
Ross Louis P. salesman, 88 Lee
Ross Margaret A. 58 McMechin
Ross Margaret, 158 Washington, F. H.
Ross Mrs. Mary, 120 Aisquith
Ross Mary F. 95 Druid Hill av
Ross Mary T. hucksteress, 17 n Pine
Ross Robert, tinner, 232 Hollins
Ross Robert R. aid to revenue custom house,

87 Bond
Ross Samuel D. painter, 97 Hamburg
Ross Sarah, confectionery, 83 n Front
Ross Thomas, crockery, 67 Camden
Ross Wm. C (Ross & P-^ ^ 13 Henrietta
Ross Wm. grinder and j,^.ialier, 220 ii Cen-
tral av

ROSS WILLIAM C. plane manufacturer, 44

Light, cor Balderston , dw 130 s Howard
Ross Wm. teamster, 58 McMechin

Ross , brakesman N. C. R 357 Cathedral

Rossditcher John, tavern, 49 Columbia
RossinjT Albert A. butcher, 2 Belair market,

dw 400 Harford av
Rossing Charles, cabinet maker, 140 e Fayette
Rossiter John F. boat builder, 2 Covington,

dw 97 s Bond
Rosskamp Fredk. cooper, 38 Greenmount av
Rossmarck Mrs. Catherine, beer house, 249

Aliceanna
Rossmarck George, beer brewer, s w cor

Cross and Covington
Rossmarck John, clerk, s w cor Cross and

Covington
Rossure Thomas, carpenter, 5 Pleasant
Rosi George, lager beer brewery, Belair av

nr Baltimore Cemetery
Rost John, rectifier and liquor dealer, 196

Aliceanna
Rost John P. wines and liquors, 164 n Eden
Rost Kelian, shoemaker, 58 s Washington,

F. P.
Rost Mrs. Mary E. 196 Aliceanna
Rost Peter, umbrella maker, 1 Smith's al
Rost Philip, wholesale liquor dealer, 48 Ensor
Rost Thomas, carpenter, 226 s Castle
Rostman George, laborer, 230 William
Rostron James, engineer, 285 Eastern av
Roswald Juda, 16 Lloyd
Roszel George, clerk, 134 w Fayette
Roszel John, 434 Canton av
Roszel Sophronia E. 134 w Fayette
Roszel Stephen C. collector, 235 e Biddle
Roszel Stephen G. bookkeeper, 134w Fayette
Roszwag G. tailor, 222 s Sharp
Rotan William, police, 91 n Amity
Rote Jacob, shoemaker, 91 n Central av
Rote John, laborer, 204 s Chapel
Rote John T. tinner, 91 a Central
Roteh Justice, cooper, 140 s Spring
Roter John, tavern, 258 s Broadway
Rotgaver John, soldier, 87 Eastern av
Roth Adam H. butcher, 17 Belair market, dw

Chester n of Madison
Roth Christian, cooper and grocer, 52 Presi-
dent
Roth Conrad, shoemaker, 374 n Gay
Roth Francis, clerk, 677 Penna. av
Roth George, 115 s Durham
Roth Giorge, barkeeper, 73 Harrison
Roth George, saloon, 98 s Charles
Roth George, shoemaker, 677 Penna. av
Roth Geo. M. barkeeper, 25 Brown
Roth Henry, flour dealer, 256 Canton av
Roth Henry, wheelwright, 89 n Fremont
Roth John, tailor, 46 Clay
Roth John C. shoemaker, 84 s Central av
Roth J. Fred'k, stoves and ti;i ware, 106 Low
Roth John P. porter, 46 Clay
Roth Martin, laborer, 14 Anthony
Rothauge Conrad, shoemaker, 674 w Balti-
more
Rothauge Henry, baker, 296 Saratoga
Rothauge Henry G. shoemaker, 190 Peirce
Rothauge Philip, shoemaker, 190 Peirce
Rothdherd Wm. J. grocery, 67 Orleans
Rothe Chas. F. machinist, 107 e Madison
Rothe Henry, cigar packer, 44 s Bond
Rothe Lucinda, grocery, 107 e Madison
Rothtl Mrs. Ann, 91 Raborg

AVG. G. MEVEIl «Si CO., ]>Iai»iifactiir«'rs of AVUite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Gluet
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Faijita and V'aruislies, 100 W. Lombard Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Rothf'l Thomas, cabinet makt^r, 412 Saratoga
Roihil! Charles, soldier, 91 Rahorg
Rotheli Charles, soldier, 584 Peiina. av
Rothell Thomas, cabinet maker, 204 Lexing-
ton, dw 412 Saratoga
Rothenbiller, Joseph, butcher, 323 e Lombard
Rothert Mrs. Ann, 427 n Gay
Rothhaupt Charles G. boot maker, 189 e

Madison
Rothrock Geo. C. clerk, 6 n Schroeder

ROTHROCK JOHN & SONS, (J.
Rothrock, T. M. Eothi^ock, W.H.
Rothrock, J. M. Rothrock,) Metal
Roofing, Spouting and Plumbing,
in all their branches, 10 Eutaw
House, between Eutaw and Paca.

Rothrock John, (J. Rothrock & Sons,) 540 w

Baltimore
Rothrock Josefih, clerk, 6 n Schroeder
Rothrock Joseph M. (J. Rothrock & Sons,)

540 w Baltimore
Rothrock Jos. W. machinist, 6 s Schroeder
Rothrock Thomas M. (J. Rothrock & Sons,)

84 Preston
Rothrock Wm. H. (J. Rothrock & Sons,) 540

w Baltimore
Rothrock Wm. brickmaker, 57 Booth
Rothschild Abraham, dry goods, 745 w Bait.
Rothschild Joseph, clothier, 23G s Broadway
Rothschild Theodore, clerk, 13 s H.igh
Rott Herman, laborer, 34 Fountain
Rott Samuel, barkeeper, 128 Forrest
Rott Wm. laborer, 62 Durst al
Rotter Mauritz, 114 e Fayette
Rottjer Rudolph J. oyster saloon, 269 Orleans
Rotz Casper, tanner, 19S n Gay
Rouch Frederick, shoemaker, 14 n Caroline
Roudt^rberg Frank, brewer, 12 n Frederick
Roulston Robert, clerk, 226 Lee
Rountree John, finisher, 1 Holland
Rountree John, music teacher, 1 Holland
Rountree Mary, 1 Holland
Rountree Richard, carpenter, 267 n Central av
Rountree Wm. clerk, 1 Holland
Rourke Mary, 73 Gough
Rourke Michael, plasterer, 222 Peirce
Rourke Michael, blacksmith, 40 s Oregon
Rous Mrs; Ann S. 67 Raborg
Rous Josephus S. tinner, 67 Raborg
Rousch Joseph, cabinet maker, 38 s Regester
Rouse Rudolph, planing mill, 30, 32 and 34

Eastern av, dw 42 s Ann
Rouse Wm. brass finisher, 1 Jefferson
Rousher Louis, laborer, 10 Bank
Roussell Ferdin'd, salesman, 417 w Baltimore
Rousselot Charles A. machinist, 589 w Lom-
bard
Rousselot Christiana, 589 w Lombard
Rousselot John P. varnisher, 589 w Lombard
Route John, barkeeper, 73 Harrisnn
Routher Louis, carpenter, s High w of Stiles
Rouvanac Christopher, tobacconist, 175 Vine
Rover Mrs. Margaret, 7 Orchard
Row Adam, laborer, 105 Eastern av
Row Mrs. Caroline, 10 Calverton road
Row Frederick, blacksmith, 20 Albemarle
Row Joseph, (Row & Landower,) 72 s Broad-
way

Row & Landower, (J. Row, M. Landower,)
clothiers, 62 w Pratt

Row , tailor. Van Buren near Gorsuch

av. Homestead
Rowe E W. clerk, 201 e Pratt
Rowe Henry, carpenter. 182 w Biddle
Riiwe Joseph A. printer, 84 Hanover
Rowe Levi, (Rowe, Schoolfield &■ Co.) 69

Boston
Rowe Mrs. Mary, milliner, 392 West
Rowe,Schoomeld&Co. (L. Rowe, G School-
field, W. Rowe,) oyster packers, 69 Bos-
ton, Canton
Rowe Wm. fireman, 308 n Eu*aw
Rowe Willis, (Rowe, Schoolfield & Co.) 69

Boston
Rowe Wm. A. plasterer, 308 n Eutaw
Rowen John, 242 s Dallas
Rowland Bridget, seamstress, 47 York
Rowles Thomas, huckster, 118 St. Peter
Rowles Walter W. carpenter, 199 Druid

Hill av
Rowlett Richard, 18 e Fayette
Rowley Wm. gardener, Charles nr North-
ern av
Rowley John, gardener, Lanvale near Town-
send
Rowley Edward, sail maker, 129 s Eden
Rowlings Geo. mail agent, 113 Conway
Rowzer Martin, (Wright, Rowzer & Co.)

Frederick county
Roxroth Adam, shoemaker, 45 Short
Roy John, bricklayer, n e cor Poppleton and

Peirce
Roy Mrs. R. A. 137 Peirce
Royan Michael, laborer, 1 Bevan
Royan Owen, laborer, James la nr Charles
Roycroft Geo. rigger, 161 s Wolfe
Royetti John, stone cutt'T, 130 s Dallas
Royston Brothers, (N. B. Royston, E. B.
Royston,) wholesale and retail dry goods
and carpet dealers, 81 w Biltimore
Royston E. B. (Royston Brolliers,) 23 s

Howard
Royston Harriet M. dress maker, 49 n Front
Royston Joshua, 40 Mulberry
Royston N. B. (Royston Bros.) Decker near

Northern av
Ruark Kdward W. wood dealer, 115 William
Ruark Henry, lumber handh-r, 106 Orleans
Ruark Peter M. moulder, 441 w Lombard
Ruben Jacob, cap maker, 246 and 675 w Bal-
timore, dw 675
Ruben Jacob, (Ruben & Stern,) 225 Lexington
Ruben & Stern, (J. Ruben, L. Stern,) hat

store, 225 Lexington
Rubens Charles, i^Bosson & Rubens,) 38 Pearl
Robert Joachim, conf< ctionery, 78 Orleans
Rubl John, carver, 126 n Spring
Ruck Adam, wagoner, 456 Light
Ruck Andrew, shoemaker, 458 Light
Rucker F. G. stock broker, 28 South, dw 39

n Gay
Rucker George, cooper, 18 Bevan
Ruckle Albert C. printer, 399 w Fayette
Ruckle George J. brass founder, 194 East
Ruckle George, sugar refiner, 239 Saratoga
Ruckle Geo. W. provisions, n e cor Gay

and Monument, dw 232 e Monument
Ruckle Isaac, moulder, 99 Hamburg
Ruckle Mrs. Isabella, 399 w Fayette
Ruckle Jos. N. saddles, harness and trunks,
861 w Baltimore, dw 49 n Fremont

THE GJROVER & BAKER SEWING MArHINE is the best for all purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 BalUmore Street.

SMITH BUGS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Ruckle Oliver P. sdlesman, 170 Lexington

Ruckle Oscar, clerk, 49 ii Fremont

Ruckle Thos. C. artist, over n w cor Charles

and Fayette, dw Baltimore Co.
Ruckle Wm. oak cooper, 14 Rose
Ruckle Wm. J. plumber, 130 Dolphin
Ruckmer Dena, 309 Aliceanna
Ruddach Joseph, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 43 s

Sharp
Ruddach Rebecca, 318 Madison
Ruddach Wash, bookkeeper, 151 s Sharp
Ruddoii Thomas, driver, 48 Harford av
Rudel Godfrey, laborer, 228 Aliceanna
Rudel John, lestaurant, n e cor Caroline and

Bank
Rudloff Sylvester, butcher, 154 East
Rudolf Frank, .36 Barnes
Rudolph Charles, cutter, 69 Barre
Rudolph Charles, teamster, 7 Perry
Rudolph Christian, file manufac. 154 East
Rudolph Friend, laijorer, 36 Barnes
Rudolph Francis, baker, 31 n Frederick
Rudolph Harman, boiler maker, 103 West
Rudolph Jacob, tobacconist, 55 Hanover
Rudolph & Jenness, (Wm. R. Rudolph, J.
A. Jenness,) paper and paper box boards,
3] Hanover
Rudolph John, 26 Abey al
Rudolph John, blacksmith, 260 Hanover
Rudolph Mary, groceiy, 406 s Charles
Rudolph Rose, 406 s Charles
Rudolph Vedus, upholsterer, 122 e Lombard
Rudolph Wiley, 102 McCulloh
Rudolph Wm. R. (Rudolph & Jenness,) 72

Chew
Rudy Charles P. blacksmith, 160 s Eutaw
Rue J. clerk, 21 w Baltimore

Rueckert Lewis, shoe store, 167 Forrest

Rueckert Philip L. musician, 414 Lexington
Rueckert Thomas, musician, 414 Lexington

Ruegg Casper, machinist, 313 Light

Ruehl Edward, cabinet maker, 149 n Bethel
Ruelil Dr. Frank, 41 n Central av

Ruel Daniel, butcher, 65 Lexington and 18
Hollins markets, dw Frederick road

Rueths Franz, baker, 198 s Wolfe

RuffB. F., 255 Garden

Ruff Jacob J. express driver, 364 Saratoga

Ruff John M. blacksmith, 9 Elliott

Ruff John P. clerk, 197 w Baitiniore

Ruff John, laborer, Ifi Gould la

Ruff Samuel M. 85 Warner

Ruff Samuel, laborer, Ji-fferson-st, Homestead

Rugheimer Peter, tailor, 397 Canton av

Ruhl Abel, baker, 22 s Schroeder

Ruhl Conrad, baker, 213 e Lombard

Ruhl Cotn-ad, butcher, 94 Belair market, dw
Chester n of Monument

Ruhl Henry, laborer, 353 s Charles

Ruhl John, laborer, 27 Thames

Ruhl John, tailor, 84 Orleans

Ruhl Mary, 183 German

Ruhl Paul, tailor, 33 s Bethel

Ruhl Sophia, fancy store, 84 Orleans

Ruhland Henry, carpenter, 174 Columbia

RUHL AND VViM. restaurant, Metamora
hall, 126 w Lombard

Ruidiger George, carpenter, 134 n Bond

Rukeiidofer Simon, 207 Aliceanna

Ruland Rev. George, 101 Saratoga

Ruley Emily, 5 Pleasant al

Ruley Henry, huckster, 4 Essex

Ruley Thomas, 362 Eastern av

Rullman Charles W. baker, s e cor Spring

and Jefferson
Rulpelemke Rudolph, provision store, 5 Elliott
Rummel Ernst, tailor, 63 Albemarle
Rummel John W. plumber, 139 s Bond
Rummenap August, cooper, 43 Slemmer's al
Rumney John, cabinet maker, 103 Ensor
Rumney Robert, machinist, 184 Conway
Rumohr Henry, (Unger & Rumohr,) 37 n

Eutaw
Rumpf August, cooper, 355 s Sharp
Rumpf Charles, box maker, 143 Leadenhall
Rumpf George, shoemaker, 155 Orleans
Rumpf Justis, cooper, 241 s Sharp
Rumsaur John, laborer, 195 Castle al
Rumstein John T. laborer, Fulton n of Mc

Henry
Rund Lewis, cabinet maker, 20 Hampstead
Rundle Joseph, provisions, 217 Lee
Rundle Samuel S. police, 266 s Sharp
Rundle Wm. collector, 266 s Sharp
Rundle Wm. jr. restaurant, 266 s Sharp
Rundle Wm. watchman, 266 s Sharp
Rundle Wm. H. clerk, 266 s Sharp
Rung Francis, tailor, 35 James la
Runkles Joseph H. carpenter, 13 s Oregon
Runkles Samuel T. laborer, 34 McHenry
Rupert Anton, cooper, 115 Leadenhall
Rupley Charles P. clerk, 383 Lexington
Rupp Christian, laborer, 34 Walsh
Rupp Conrad, shoemaker, 500 Lexington
Rupp Geo. wagoner, 34 Leadenhall
Rupp Geo. painter, 16 George
Rupp Ghost, stevedore, 122 s Chapel
Rupp Henry, baker, lis Bond
Rupp Henry, machinist, 40 Frederick a.v
Rupp Jacob, plasterer, 110 Boyd
Rup|) Mrs. Louisa, grocery, 40 Frederick av
Rupp Reuben F. clerk, 181 McCulloh
Ruppel Adam, soldier, 75 Preston
Ruppel Adam, tailor, 13 Gittings
Ruppel Anton, laborer, 4 Bouldin al
Ruppel Anton, shoemaker, 12 Union
Ruppel Charles, cigar maker, 10 Park
Ruppel Conrad, shoemaker, 66 s Central av
Ruppel Conrad, laborer, 2 Biddle al
Ruppel George, tailor, 672 w Baltimore
Ruppel Elizab'h, w^asherwoman, 273 Orleans
Ruppel Henry, shoemaker, 6 L Paca
Ruppel John, junk dealer, 150 and 152 3 Eden
Ruppel Leopold, tailor, Chapel, betw Balti-
more and Lombard
Ruppel Mary, carpet weaver, cor Light and

Williamson al
Ruppel Nicholas, weaver, 121 s Bond
Ruppensiein Laurence, lab. 79 Eastern av
Ruppersberger Mrs. Geo. variety store, 4

Townsend
Ruppert Caspar, 161 s Sprins:
Ruppert Conrad, lab. 186 s Washington, F. P.
Ruppert Frederick, tailor, 127 n Bond
Ruppert John, tailor, 139 n Bond
Ruppert Joseph, jr. grocery and liquors,

115 Eastern av
RUPPERT JOSEPH, lager beer and artesian

well boring, 215 Eastern av — [See p. 16

Mve7-tisetnents.]
Ruppert Joseph, cooper, 198 Eastern av
Ruppert Joseph, pickling establishment, 221

Eastern av
Ruppert Valentine, laborer, 27 Baker
Ruppert Wm. J. plasterer, 306 Cross
Rupprecht Christian, cigar mak. 60 Camden

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Roofing, aud Patent Neoteric Smolun^ Tubes, over D9 W. Baltimore-8t.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Rupprecht Henry, soldier, 293 Penna av
Rupprecht John, tailor, 234 Aliceanna
Rupprecht John, shoemaker, 4 Etna la
Rupprecht Wm. modeler and carver, 3 Clay

up stairs
Rupprecht Wm. carver, 5 Clay
Ruprecht Christian, butcher, 96 Harford av
Ruscli Mrs. Cornelia, 189 Eastern av
Ruschmeyer Henry, cabinet mak. 33 Warner
Rush Anthony, clerk, 398 Franklin
Rush Frederick, laborer, 645 Light
Rush George, laborer, 275 s Dallas
Rush Jacob, paper stainer, 68 St. Mary
Rush Joseph, paper hanger, 345 Penna. av
Rush Joseph, sr. 345 Penna. av
Rush Lewis, machinist, 321 s Charles
Rush Lewis, rope maker. 394 Harford av
Rush Martin, laborer, 19 Callcndar
Rush Wm. machinist, 144 William
Rusk Mrs. A. K. 110 Hillen
RUSK EDWIN W. butcher, 117 Centre and

47 BiiUiir markets, dw 88 Madison av
Rusk Geo. W. butcher, 39 Centre and 56

Fell's Point markets, dw 60 Himpstead
Rusk George, tailor, 332 Mulberry
Rusk Jacob Krebs, butcher, 10 Fell's Point

market, dw 88 Hampstead
Rusk Mrs. Mary, 236 e Fayette
Rusk Mary, seamstress, 250 e Chase
Rusk Thomas J. butcher, 5 Centre market,

dw 301 Aisquith
Rusk Wm. L. butcher, 7 and 9 Centre, 4
Hanover and 39 Lexington markets, dw 85
Greenmount av
Rusk Wm. tinner, 96 William
RUSKELL JOHJV, restaurant, 87 w Balti-
more
Russ Jacob, tanner, 17 n Front
Russ John, tailor, 156 Ensor
Russell A. H. brickm iker, 28 Columbia
Russell Mrs. Ann E. 114 Cider al
Russell Alexander, jr. (Burns, Russell & Co.)

28 Columliia
RUSSELL BENJAMIN, shoe manufacturer,
over 293 w Baltimore, dw 261 w Lombard
Russell Charles, 71 Eastern av
Russell Charles, clerk, 58 s Paca
Russell David, grocer, 358 Franklin
Russell D clerk, 358 Franklin
Russell Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, s w corner

Holiday and Pleasant
Russell Euphenia, hat trimmer, 78 n Pop-

pleton
Russell Eugene J. apothecary, n e cor Canton

av and Ann
Russell E. Walton, (Woods & Russell,) 149

Park
Russell F 94 e Madison
Russell George, 34 s Eutaw
Russell George, blacksmith, 291 Harford av
Russell George W. cigars, 375 Franklin
Russell Geo. boots and shoes, 222 n Howard
Russell Capt. George W. 15 Aisquith
Russell Harvey H. wagoner, 29 Bevan
Russell Henry J. baker, n w cor Baltimore

and Bond
Russell James, jr. clerk, 315 e Baltimore
Russell James, cooper, 223 Montgomery
Russell James, salesman, 31 Camden
Russell Jas. shoemaker, 187 L. Constitution
Russell James S. painter, 238 n Bond
Russell James, sr. 315 e Baltimore
Russell John, sr. carpenter, 5 Chatsworth

Russell John, jr. carpenter, 5 Chatsworth
Russell John, carjienter, 184 Greenmount av
Russell John, tailor, 884 w Baltimore
Russell John, carpenter, 400 Saratoga
Russell John, furniture, 54 s Charles, dw 31

Camden
Russell John S. shoemaker, 222 n Howard
RUSSELL JOHN, tavern and hog yard, 953

w Pratt
Russell John W. soldier, 238 n Bond
Russell Joseph L. 324 w Baltimore
Russell Joseph A. boiler maker, 11 Josephine
Russell Joseph A. jr. machinist, 11 Josephine
Russell Mary, 34 s Eutaw
Russell Michael, laborer, 86 s Bethel
Russell Michael, carpenter, 78 n Poppleton
Russell Alexander, carpenter, 5 Chatsworth
Russell Michael, ship carpenter, 99 York
Russell Michael, carpenter, 10 s Schroeder
Russell Patrick, grocery, cor Caroline and

Chew
Russell Peter, laborer, 84 York
Russell Philip, drover, 110 Frederick av
Russell Richard B. carpenter, 375 Franklin
Russell Mrs. Samuel, 413 w Pratt
Russell Thomas, boiler maker, 91 Patuxent
Russell Thomas, ship smith, 243 n Central av
Russell Thomas P. carpenter, 383 Franklin
Russell Mrs. T. eating saloon, 157 and 159 w

Madison
Russell Wm. carpenter, 78 n Poppleton
Russell Wm. barkeeper, 161 w Madison
Russell Wm. H. conductor B.&O. R. R. 34

s Eutaw
Russell Wm. T. pilot, 134 s Chester
RUSSELL WM. L. druggist, s w cor Caro-
line and Orleans
Russell Wm. laborer, 316 Harford av
Rust August, barber, 439 w Baltimore
Rust Martin, blacksmith, 238 Hanover
Rust Peter N. 3l0w Fayette
Rust Samuel, shoemaker, 62 Harford av
Rusteberg Ludwig, turner, 66 liancaster
Rustelbeig Chas. tailor, 101 s Bond
Rustemyer Francis, laborer, 309 Aliceanna
RUTH & FLEMING, (F. J. Ruth, jr., H.

Fleming,) oyster and fruit packers, n e cor

Aliceanna and Chester. — [See p. 63 Mver-

tisements .'\
Ruth Francis J. jr. (Ruth & Fleming,) 87 s

Chester
Ruth Frantz, laborer, 209 s Bond
Ruth Capt. George, 36 Holiday
Ruth Jacob, carpenter, 374 Light
Ruth Jacob, tinner, 147 s Washington, P. P.
Ruth John P. tailor, 3 n Washington, F. P.
Ruth John, 55 n Republican
Ruth John B. clerk, 55 n Republican
Ruth John A. tinner, 310 Eastern av
Ruth John S. clerk N. C. R. 234 Barre
Ruth John B. laborer, 3 n Washington, F. P.
Ruth Joseph, baker, 209 s Bond
Ruth Mrs. Mary, 234 Barre
Ruth Michael T. baker, 275 Eastern av
RUTH SYLVESTER, tmner and can maker,

318 Aliceanna, dw 121 s Wolfe
Rutherdale Robert, hackman, 66 Eastern av
Rutherford Alexander, bailiff Criminal Court,

282 Mulberry
Rutherford Alexander, 228 n Bond
Rutherford Ann, grocery, 127 Stirling
Rutherford Augustus V. 152 n Gay, dw 22 n

Caroline

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are uow located at
108 Baltiinore-st., bettTeeii Calvert and St. Paul.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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RUTHERFORD JOSEPH, reslaurant, 125

w Baltimore, dw 36 w Baltimore. — [See p.

61 ^idvertisenitnts.]

Rutherford Nancy, dressmaker, 405 Saratoga

Rutherford Wm. H. clerk Adams Express,

51 Lexington
Ruthrauff Jacob A. (Ruthrauff& Smith,) 18s

Greene
Ruthrauff & Smith, (J. A. Ruthrauff, H. P.
Smitli,) wholesale boot and shoe dealers,
290 w Baltimore
Rutiger Ausust P. tinner, 58 n Holiday
Rutledge Elizabeth, dress maker, 16 n Liberty
Rutledge Jennie, (O'Leary & Rutledge,) 39

Stiles
Rutledge John, tailor, 116 Ensor
Rutledge Joshua, carpenter, 183 e Eager
Rutledge Martha, bakery, 232 n Gay
Rutledge Olivia, saleswoman, 347 Penn. av
Rutledge Mrs. Mary, 39 Stiles
Rutter Albert, shoemaker, 94 n Front
Rutter Edward, mariner, 209 Lee
Rutter Edward, sailmakir, 195 Lee
Rutter Eliza, doctress, 66 Front n of Foundry
Rutter John, tobacconist, 411 Canton av
Rutter John, slioemak. 66 Front n of Foundry
Rutter John A. J. shoemaker, 250 Mont-
gomery
Rutter John, packer, 157 Hollins
Rutter Josiah C. cigar maker, 55 s Ann
Rutter Jos H. J. ship builder, dw85 s Bond
Rutter Philip, boatman, 43 s Poppleton
Rutter Samuel, tailor, 332 w Fayette
Rutter Thomas B. cashier Farmers and Plant-
ers' Bank, 17 South
Rutter Thomas C., Government ag't, Camden

Station, 51 Lexington
Rutter Wm. J. clerk, 233 Hanover
Ryan Bridget, Falls road near city limits
Ryan Cornelius, grocery, 91 Front
Ryan Cornelius, 127 n Front
Ryan Edward, grocery, 313 Eastern av
Ryan Edward, laborer, 23 Abey al
Ryan Mrs. Eliza, 329 Saratoga
Ryan Francis, tallow chandler, 8 Hillen
Ryan Henry 211 Mulberry
Ryan Honora, grocery, 26 s Schroeder
Ryan James, marble polisher, n e cor Consti-
tution and Monument
Ryan James S. bricklayer, 686 w Pratt
Ryan James, laborer, 5 Hillen
Ryan James, laborer, 45 e Monument
Ryan James, drayman, 70 York
Ryan James, drayman, 72 York
Ryan James, grocery, n e cor Hillen and

Exeter
Ryan Jeremiah, carter, 37 Hillen
Ryan John, 97 Elliott

Ryan John F. Genevti house, 955 w Balti-
more
Ryan John F. grocery, 48 w Centre
Ryan Jno. (Ryan & Ricketts,) 521 w Fayette
Ryan John, librarian, 69 n Poppleton
Ryan John, laborer, 12 Pleasant al
Ryan John, 207 Saratoga
Ryan John, grocery, Frederick road near

Toll gate
Ryan John, grocery, 348 Eastern av
Ryan Lawrence M. clerk, 14 s Calvert
Ryan Margaret, grocery, 37 Hillen
Ryan Mary, 61 James la
Ryan Mary A. dressmaker, 89 n Howard
Ryan Matthew, laborer, Donnelly's ct

Ryan Michael J. distiller, 224 Aisquith
Ryan Michael, cellar digger, 222 Druid Hill av
Ryan Michael, laborer, 184 n Exeter
Ryan Michael, drayman, 240 Light
Ryan Michael, laborer, 24 Elizabeth la
Ryan P. watchman, 177 w Pratt
Ryan Patrick, tailor, 22 Slemmers' al
Ryan Patrick, tavern, 122 s Howard
Ryan Peirce, clerk, 327 w Lombard
Ryan Robert, laborer, 10 Gould la
Ryan Mrs. Robert, 17 Ringgold al
Ryan & Ricketts, (J . Ryan, G. B Ricketts,)
type and stereotype founders, over 114 w
Baltimore
Ryan Samuel, carpenter, 132 e Eager
Ryan Susan, 69 Mount Vernon place
Ryan Thomas, clerk, 208 Bank
Ryan Thomas, laborer. Falls road near North-
ern av
Ryan Thomas, laborer, 96 Grundy
Ryan Thomas, clerk, 91 Front
Ryan Timothy, laborer, 20 Pleasant al
Ryan Wm. H. broker, 3 n Carey
Ryan Wm. J. block and pump maker, 86 s

Poppleton
Ryder Albert D. bricklayer, 8 Smith
Ryder Conrad, confectioner, 12 e Monument
Ryder Mrs. Reka, 172 s Regester
Ryland Samuel S. millinery, 58 n Eutaw
Rynehart Samuel, grocery, 105 Grundy
Ryninger Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 521

Belair av
Ryninger Wm. H. clerk, 521 Belair av
Ryttenberg Joseph, 16 Holland

S.

Sabacker Frederick, laborer, 34 Thames

Sabel George F. police, 206 e Pratt

Saben Henry W. (B. F. Blakeney & Co.) 11

w Lombard
Sabin Frederick, clerk, 611 w Lombard
Sabina Sister, Convent of Notre Dame, s 8

cor Eager and Aisquith
Sabinian"Bro. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Sach Wm. engraver, 35 Goodman al
Sachs Harman, baker, 178 s Ann
Sachs John, tailor, 121 McElderry
Sachse Chas. cabinet maker and undertaker,

16 Ensor
SACHSE E. & CO. (E. Sachse, T. Sachse,)

lithographers, over 104 s Charles
Sachse Edward, (E. Sachse & Co.) 152

Hanover
Sachse Theodore, (E. Sachse & Co.) 196

Montgomery
Sachtleben Herman, grocer, 238 Mulberry
Sack Christian D. pewter and britannia ware

manufacturer, 63 German
Sack Ernest, carpenter, 17 McElderry
Sack George, cabinet maker, 17 McElderry .
Sackerman Lewis, clerk, 122 Lee
Sackerman Lewis, grocery, 297 Eastern av
Sacks John, laborer, 381 Canton av
Sacks Samuel, shoemaker, 28 n Dallas
Sacks Tustin, confectionery, 183 w Biddle
Saddler Wm. shoemaker, 662 w Pratt
Sadler John, huckster, 105 Ensor
Sadler Mary A. 12 Armistead la
Sadler Mrs. hucksteress, 115 Ensor
Sadler Solomon, plasterer, 39 Valley
Sadler Warner D. mariner, 150 Washington,

F. H.

<.!. HEX^RY GIESE, Cominlssiott Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's AVharf^

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BBOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Sadler Wni. H. (Bryant, Stratton, Bannister

and Sadler,) 530 Lexington
Sadler Wm. special officer, 60 Barre
Sadtler Peter, tailor, 51 s Bond
Sadtler Charles H. clerk, cor Charles st. and

Huntingdon av
Sadtler George T. (P. B. Sadtler & ^ons,)

Baltimore Co
Sadtler John P. (P. B. Sadtler & Sons,) Balti-
more Co
SADTLER P. B. & SONS, (George F. Sadt-
ler, J. P. Sadtler.) opticians, watchmakers
and jewelers, 212 w Baltimore
Saeber Charles, tailor, 60 Portland
Saefert John, shoemaker, 14 President
Saeler Simon, cabinet maker, 255 n Eden
Saenger Geo. watchman, 271 Mulberry
Saetz Adam, shoemaker, 8 n Exeter
Saffell C. R. carpenter, 652 w Lombard
Saffell W L. 653 w Lombard
Saffell Wm. T. R. marine clerk, Custom

house, 653 w Lombard
Saffran Conrad, conductor, 93 s Poppleton
SafTran George, undertaker, 123 Penna. av
Saffran Jacob, tinner, 128 Penna. av
Saffran John, wagoner, Fulton s of Pratt
Safer John, 41 s Choptank
Safin .lohn, 60 Philpot
Sage Geoige D. machinist, 568 Lexington
Sagel Joseph R. engineer, 38 s Schroeder
Sagel Wm. cook, 21 Somerset
Sagell Thomas, engineer, 100 s Carey
Sager Christian, shoemaker, 64 Granby
Sagle Catherine, 65 Forrest
Sagner Wm. 128s Wolfe
Sahanhals Wm. baker, 92 Eastern av
Sahlhorst Casper A. tanner, 149 s Spring
Sahm Charles, tobacconist, 230 Harford av.,

dw 144 Eager
Sahm George F. shoemaker, 233 e Lombard
Sahm Jacob, carpenter, Phila. road near city

limits
Sahm Joseph, Superior Md. Hospital
Sahr Henry, shoemaker, 421 Penna. av
Sailer Joseph P. clerk. Three Tuns hotel, cor

Pratt and Paca
Saingiiein Mrs. Emily, umbrellas, 692 w Bal-
timore
Salabes Myer, pedler, 27 Harrison
Salabes M. S. cigar inaker, 27 Harrison
Salbart Michael, laborer, 95 Cambridge
Sales Carlos, flagman Annapolis crossings, dw

s w cor Pop|)leton and Fayette
Salgee John, chemist, 104 William
Salisbury E. H. coal agent Baltimore Steam

Packet Co. 198 Harford av
Salisbury Samuel, cabinet maker, 54 s Bond
Salisbury Wm. teamster, ]750rleans
Sallmann Wm. blacksmith, 117 s Wolfe
Sallons J. Richard, laborer, 138 Hudson
Salmon E. W. attorney, 26 n Calvert, dw 43

Chatsworth
Salmon Philip A. (Samuel Bevan & Co.) 263

n Howard
Salmon Margaret, 31 s Durham
Salmson Solomon, salesman, 109 Hillen
Salom Francis, grocery, 43 n Exeter
Salom John, restaurant, 58 South
Salomon Moses, dry goods, 653 w Baltimore
Salter Theodore, painter, 100 s Regester
Saltzer Balch, stevedore, 302 Aliceanna
Saltzkik Jacob, laborer, 210 s Wolfe
Salzer George, piano maker, 374 Lexington

Salzer Henry, 89 Warner
Salzig August, stevedore, 134 s Wolfe
Salzig John, laborer, 134 s Wolfe
Salzkorn John H. piano maker, 214 Conway
Sampson Charles, cigar maker, 4 s Central av
Sampson Ezra W. teacher, 103 Hanover
Sampson Mary, dressmaker, 155 n Fremont
Samuel David, copper smelter, St. Charles

hotel, L. P.
Samuel Joseph, peddler, 209 Canton av
Samuel Thomas, engineer, n w cor Penna.

av and Howard
Samuels Jacob, butcher, 12 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw276s Broadway
Sanborn Dr. D. M. 67 Harford av
Sand August, sailmaker, 236 s Bond
Sand John, blacksmith, 5 w Lombard
SAND REV. JOHN A. 37 Conway
Sand John A. jr., coachmaker, 37 Conway
Sand Sophia, confectionery, 23(5 s Bond
Sandaal Theo. furniture repairer, 95 Orleans
Sander Albrecht, grocery, 184 a Sharp
Sander Henry, cabinet maker, 252 Canton av
Sander John, shoemaker, cor Monument and

Spring
Sander Wm. shoemaker, 22 East
Sanders Alex, milkman, 93 Johnson
Sanders Mrs. Annette, 21 .McCulloh
Sanders Benjamin, baker, 312 Aisqnith
Sanders Cecelia, saleswoman, 359 Columbia
Sanders Charles, shoemaker, 278 s Durham
Sanders Charles L. clerk, 324 w Baltimore
Sanders Edward J. 23 n High
Sanders Franklin, (Sanders & George,) 11

Aisquith
Sanders & George, (Franklin Sanders, T. J.
George,) wholesale tea dealers, 96 w Lom-
bard
Sanders George W. (Woodward, Baldwin &

Co.) 292 w Fayette
Sanders George, (George Sanders & Co.) 11

Aisquith
Sanders George, printer, 244 s Charles
SANDERS GEO. & CO. (G. Sanders, T.
M. Johnson,) importers and dealers in tea,
65 Exchange place
Sanders Geo. W. tailor, 51 Hanover, dw 62

Columbia
Sanders Henry, ship carpenter, 93 Johnson
Sanders Mrs. H. boarding house, 85 Camden
Sanders James A. sergeant police, 101 n Pop-
pleton
Sanders James B. machinist, 17 e Monument
Sanders James W. clerk, 11 Aisquith
Sanders John, cigar maker, s w cor Charles

and Williamson al
Sanders John, ship carpenter, 143 Cross
Sanders John H. ship joiner, 173 VVilliam
Sanders John W. wood corder, 193 Mulberry
Sanders Joseph, 190 George
Sanders Joseph, 86 William
Sanders Matilda, 222 n Caroline
Sanders Martha, 381 Hamburg
Sanders Peter J. milkman, 93 Johnson
Sanders Peter J. jr. bricklayer, 93 Johnson
Sanders Philip, shoemaker, 207 s Bond
Sanders R. soldier, 193 Conway
Sanders Capt. Robert, 58 William
Sanders Samuel F. clerk, IT Aisquith
Sanders Mrs. Sarah, 88 Aisquith
Sanders Thomas, painter; 129 William
Sanders Wm. A. bookkeeper, 23 n High
Sanders Wm. R. coachmaker, 16 Davis

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of "IVhUe Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paluts and V'arnlslies, 100 W. liOmbard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Sandfi-son Albert, s w cor Gorsuch av and

Polk, Homestead
Sanderson Geo. H. salesman, 85 n Eutaw
Sanderson John, jr. receiving clerk gas office,

114 Greenmount av
Sanderson Joseph, lessee and manager Mary-
land Institute, 24 s High
Sanderson Washington C. clerk, 85 n Eutaw
Sandler William, cooper, 22 Sterrett
Sandman Jos. H. grocer, n wcor Hampstead

and Wolfe
Sandmann Antoine, cigar maker, 148 s Eu-
taw
Sandmann George, dyer, 4 Pearl
Sandner Louis S. barber, 256 e Pratt
Sandor Dr. Adolph, 233 Franklin
Sandrock Julius F. grocer, 208 s Charles
Sands Charles, switch tender, 398 w Fayette
SANDS & CO. (L.G. T. Sands,) wholesale

dealers in tobacco, 70 Exchange place
Sands & Dougherty, (R. Sands, Wm. Dough-
erty,) grain, seed, feed, guano, &c. 44 s
Frederick
Sands Elizabeth, 205 n Eutaw
Sands Henry, restaurant, cor Thames and

Block
Sands John, machinist, 489 Lombard
Sands Lemuel G. T. (Sands & Co.) 44 n Lib-
erty
Sands Mary J. ladies hair dressing, 398 w

Baltimore
Sands Richard, (Sands & Dougherty,) 44 n

Liberty
Sands Samuel, Baltimore Co.
Sands Mrs. Sarah, 16 Warner
Sands Stephen, grocery, s e cor Madison and

Stirling
Sands Dr. William, 548 w Fayette
Sandys Edwin, steel and copper plate printer,

over 62^4 w Baltimore, dw 50 McElderry
Sane William, rags and bones, 198 Raborg
Sanfochs William, cedar cooper, 45 Portland
Sanford Berkley, mariner, 118 Hughes
Sanford John, clerk, n w cor Sharp and Lee
Sanford Capt. John L. 240 n Eutaw
Sanford N. K. clerk, 240 n Eutaw
Sanfileban Gustavus, machinist, 170 Mont-
gomery
Sang George M. tailor, 252 e Chase
Sang John, tailor, 50 Somerset
Sangston Benj. W. (Whiteley, Bro. & Co.)

salesman, 163 w Lombard
Sangston George E. & Son, (G. E. Sangston,
G. E. Sangston, jr.,) real estate agents and
U. S. revenue stamp office, 2 Law buildings,
St. Paul
Sangston George E. jr., (G. E. Sangston &

Son,) 79 n Eutaw
Sangston George E. (G. E. Sangston & Son,)

79 n Eutaw
Sangston James E. 29 Conway
Sangston Lawrence, 32 McCulloh
Sangston Maria, 179 Sterling
Sangston Sarah A. shoebinder, 179 Stirling
Sank Corbin, wood, 139 Cross
Sank Corbin A. carpenter, 19 Bevan
Sank David, iron moulder, 316 s Charles
Sank John W. bricklayer, 558 w Loinbard
Sank Nicholas, 72 n Eutaw
Sank Rachel, milliner, 72 n Eutaw
Sanks Abner D. carpenter, 85 Aisquith
Sanks Allen D. agent, 85 Aisquith
Sanks David, laborer, 316 s Charles

Sanks George, wagoner, 87 McHenry
Sanks VI rs. Henrietta, 90 William
Sann John, laborer, 78 Lancaster
Sann Lewis, laborer, 78 Lancaster
Sanner August, laborer, 125 n Bond
Sann^- George, tailor, 83 n Central av
Sanner George H. bricklayer, 129 Mullikin
Sanner George, carpenter, 120 n Bond
Sanner Capt. Isaac, pilot, 196 e Baltimore
Sanner James H. provisions, 244 e Madison
Sanner Capt. Joseph A. mariner, 110 s High
Sanner Sylvester, superintendent Tract So-
ciety, 103 n Broadway
Sanner Tliomas, keeper Madison square, 104

n Bond
Sansbury Mrs. Annie M, teacher, 544 w

Fayette
Sansbury Richard, engineer, 447 w Lombard
Santmyer John, plasterer, 90 Grundy
Sanlmyer Louis, clerk, cor Howard and Clay
Santry John, laborer, 19 Townsend
Santry John, jr., laborer, 19 Townsend
Saphra Isadore, cap maker, 743 w Baltimore
Sapp Charles, bricklayer, Falls av near Falls

road
Sapp Daniel, railroad man, 45 s Ann
Sapp Frederick, painter, 208 Mulberry
Sapp Henry B. gardener, 142 n Bond
Sapp Jacob, boiler maker, 148 Orleans
Sapp Joseph F. clerk, 2 Andre
Sapp Joshua Oliver, (Black & Sapp,) 289 e

Fayette
Sapp Robert, police, 559 w Lombard
Sapp Wm. Joseph, cooper, 114 Jefferson
Sapp Wm. farmer, 321 e Lombard
Sappington Amanda, teacher, 251 w Fayette
Sappinglon Gerard H. carpenter, n e corner

Holland and Eden, dw 251 w Fayette
Sappinglon Mary E. teacher, 251 w Fayette
SAPPINGTON Dr. RICHARD, drug store,

132 n Gay
Sappinglon R. Dorsey, clerk, 72 n Charles
Sappinglon Dr. Thomas, 207 Franklin
Sapz Emilp, driver, 142 Aisquith
Saratoga Building, s e corner Saratoga and

Calvert
Sarbackar Conrad, tailor, 57 n Pine
Sarbaugh iVIrs. Amanda, 133 n Fremont
Saresh Bernard, tobacconist, 354 w Pratt
Sargeant Wm. H. assistant librarian Mercan-
tile library, n w cor St. Paul and Saratoga
Sargeant Geo. H. clerk, 82 South
Sargent J. Carroll, 103 Park
Sargent Rodney G. (Bigelow & Sargent,) 25 s

Sharp
Sargent Rev. Thomas B. 103 Park
Sarlouis Mrs. A. millinery, s e cor Lexington

and Eutaw, dw 27 n Eutaw
Sarlouis B. 27 n Eutaw
Sasmanhausen Mrs. Lucia, s w cor Conway

and L Greene
Sassal Birthol, tailor, 351 e Lombard
SASSCER WM. B. real estate broker, 75 w

Fayette, dw 26}^ e Baltimore
Satterfield Andrew, porter, 189 Forrest
Satterfield John, tanner, 189 Forrest
Satterfield L. salesman, 189 Forrest
Satterfield Margaret D. 27 Holland
Satterfield Maria, boarding, 16 s Calvert
Satiler William, (Charles E. Dickey & Co.)

50 McCulloh
Sauder Mrs. Elizabeth, Stockholm betw. Eu-
taw and Russell

THE GROVER Si BAKER SERVING MACHIIVE is the Ibest for all purposes— SAUCS

ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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' Sauer Andrew, carman, 185 s Wolfe
! Sauer Andrew, drayman, 35 n Howard
! Sauer Charles, locksmith, 125 Gough
i Sauer Christian, laborer, 172 Druid Hill av

Sauer Christian, laborer, 259 s Bond

Sauer Conrad, laborer, 38 Marion
I Sauer Eliza, peddler, 137 Welcome al

I SAUER FRANCIS, Manufacturer
i of Plated Sash, Show Cases, Store
and Office Fixtures. This is the
only and largest Manufactory for
the above goods south of New
York. All woi'k warranted per-
fect and at the lowest market
prices. Plate Glass and Glass
Plates of every size on hand.
"We always keep a select stock of
Show Cases. Fancy Wood Work
made to order. 184 w Baltimore,
up stairs, opposite Light.

Sauer Henry, driver, 185 s Wolfe
Sauer John, coachmaker, 38 Marion
Sauer John, shoemaker, (S Bevan
Sauer Martin, teacher, 174 Hamburg
Sauer Mrs. Richard N., Fremont nr Walsh
Sauer Edward, fireman, 344 Canton av
SAUERBERG J. D. & CO. (J. U. Sauer-
berg,) importers and dealers in brandies,
liqu'irs and cigars, 21 and 23 Light
Sauerberg John D. (J. D. Sauerberg & Co.)

304 w Lombard
Sauerhoff Geo. T. (Wm. A. House & Co.)

60 e Pratt
Sauerlioff Henry, ship carpenter, 170 Hughes
Sauerhotr John, property agent, 4 w Fayette
Sauerholf John F. ship carpenter, 144 Hughes
Sauerhoff John L. ship joiner, 144 Hughes
Sauerhoff Oscar F. painter, 63 e Pratt, dw 68
Sauerland Augustus, shoemaker, 2n Regester
Sauerland Cliarles, carpenter, 2 n Regesler
Sauerland Henry, piano maker, 257 s faca
Sauerland William, grocer, 133 Penna. av
Sauerwald Frcd'k, police, 361 w Lexington
Sauerwald Jacob, basket maker, 1 Knox al
Sauerwein Edwin A. (P. Sauerwein & Son,)

261 Lexington
Sauerwein Elizabeth, 76 Park
Sauerwein Francis, carpenter, 58 Holland
Sauerwein George P. bricklayer, 177 e Madi-
son
Sauerwein John, laborer, 128 Scott
Sauerwein Mrs. Mary, 261 Lexington
Sauerwein P. & Son, (Edwin A. Sauerwein,)
flour and produce commission merchants,
101 n Howard
Sauerwein Peter G. collector internal revenue,

over 4 South, dw 114 n Greene
Sauerwold John, basket maker, 328 Canton av
Sauffer Margaret, 52 s Regester
Saul Anna, 175 s Bethel
Saul Henry, basket maker, Light near the

bridge
Saul Joseph W. whip maker, over 265 w

Baltimori', dw 299 Lexington
Saulsbury Andrew J. tallow chandler, 138 s
Central av

Saulsbury Margaret M. 66 Lee

Saulsbury Samuel D. cabinet mak. 54 s Bond

Saumenig Mrs. Ann, 173 s Paca

Saumenig Conrad, 19 Penn

Saumenig Edward, clerk, 182 s Paca

Saumenig Frederick E. collector, s e cor Scott

and Hamburg
Saumenig Henry, carpenter, 202 Scott
Saumenig Henry W. hospital steward, 202

Scott
Saumenig Jacob, flour, feed and vinegar, 106

Columbia, dw 182 s Paca
Saumenig John H. clerk, 30 St. Peter
Saumenig John, 202 Scott
Saumenig John W. carpenter, 51 Eislein, dw

30 St. Peter
Saumenig Robert, confectioner, 182 s Paca
Saumenig H. W. hospital steward U. S. A.,

n w corner Scott and Hamburg
Saumitzer John, baker, 1 Meyer ct
Saums Christian C. cigar mak. 490 Lexington
Saunders B. baker, 312 Aisquith
Saunders J. Mowton, engineer Gas Co., 54 e

Lombard
Saunders Maria, dressmaker, 36 Dolphin
Saunders Samuel, gardener, 36 Dolphin
Saunders Solomon, painter, 229 Montgomery
Saunders George C. finisher, 26 Comet
Saunderson John, laborer. He Madison
Saunderson John, clerk, 114 Greenmount av
Sauner George W. tobacconist, 125 Hanover
Sauner John H. snuff, tobacco and cigars, 64

.s Howard
Sauner Wm. F. cigar maker, 363 w Fayette
Sauter Charles, jr., silver plater, 20 s Sharp
Sauter Philip, 20 s Sharp
Sauter Wm. plated coffin mountings, &c., 20

3 Sharp
Sauvan A., French Vice Consul, 44 vv Mon-
ument
Saux Henry, herder, Dover w of Fulton
SAVAGE CHARLES E. junk dealer, 34

and 36 Lee, dw 68 Barre
Savage Charles R. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 56 e

Fayette
Savage Edward, tinner. 111 n Eden
Savage Joseph R. coachmaker, 4 n Frederick,

dw 56 e Fayette
Savage John C. clerk, 102 Richmond
Savage Judah B. boarding house, 204 s Ann
Savage Richard, soap maker, 49 Low
Savage Wm. H. groceries, 102 Richmond
Saville Anna, 154 n Fremont
Saville James H. watchmaker and jeweler,

110)^ w Baltimore, dw Brown's hotel
Saville John, machinist, 274 Mulberry
Saville John W. engineer U. S, N., 274 Mul-
berry
Saville Oliver W. engineer U. S. N., 274 Mul-
berry
Saville Thomas, 169 Druid Hill av
Saville Thomas, laborer, 134 Johnson
Saville Wm. M. shoemaker, 24 McHenry
Savin Felix A. clerk, 324 n Eutaw
Savin M. D. (B. F. Parlett & Co.) 324 n

Eutaw
Savin Mrs. Priscilla G. 82 Mulberry
Savin Richard T. bookkeeper Mechanics

Bank, 324 n Eutaw
Savin Wm. F. accountant, 324 n Eutaw
SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, n w

cor Gay and Second
Sawkins Edward, machinist, 955 w Baltimore

JAJIISS H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— AV^arrcn's Fire and Water-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 \v'. Baltlnxore-st*

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Sawkins Frederick A. silver plater, over 24 s

Liberty, dw 31 s Carey
Sawner George, tobacconist, 125 Hanover
Sawyer Win. government inspector. General

Wayne Inn
Sax Ernst, cabinet maker, 17 L. McElderry
Sax George, cabinet maker, 17 L. McElderry
Saxe Philip, sexton of Hanover Synagogue,

69 L. Paca
Saxson Sarah, 108 s Wolfe
Saxton Owen, baggage master, B. & 0. R. R.

524 Lexington
Saxton Dr. Richard, 97 Lexington
Saxton Wm. G. wheelwright, Mosher near

Foster al
Saxton Wm. H. (Webb & Co.) 524 Lex-
ington
Say John, clerk, 91 Warner
Say Thomas, cabinet maker, 272 n Eutaw
Saylor Ciiaries H. clerk, 9 n Front
SAYLOR JOHN, carpet dealer, 2 w Balti-
more and 146 s Broadway, dw 9 n Front
Saylor VV. H. clerk, 82 n Paca
Scanlan James, cooper, 57 Scott
Scanlaw JMartha, seamstress, 621 w Pratt
Scanlon Jolm, grocery, 17 s Regester
Scarborough Benjamin, mariner, 98 York
Scarborough Ezekiel, hay dealer, 30 Preston,

dw 196 Pennu. av
Scarborough James, shoemaker, 207 Preston
Scarborough John T. harness maker, 146 n

Fremont
Scarborough Wilson, carpenter, 105 n Fre-
mont
Scarf Wm. plasterer, 177 n Eden
Scarff E. N. clerk, 277 e Madison
Scarft' Henry, car driver, 126 Forrest
Scarff Henry J. messenger Court Common

Pleas, 277 e Madison
Scatch Mary, seamstress, 105 Raborg
Schaab Adam, shoemaker, 21 Elizabeth la
Schaab John, laborer, 186 Bank
Schaaf Peter, tailor. His Regester
Schaake Ferdinand, tailor, 57 Albemarle
Schaake Henry, shoemaker, 57 Albemarle
Schaar August, shoemaker, over 80 Centre

Market space
Schaar Tobias, butcher, 86 Lexington market,

dw Frederick road
Schabdoch .>imon, cooper, 334 s Sharp
Schaberg Henry, tailor, 213 Montgomery
Schabk Henry, baker, 439 w Pratt
Schad Andrew, music teacher, 417 Lexington
Schad Charles, detective, n e cor Exeter and

Fawn
SCHAD FRED'K, (Werneburg & Schad,) s

e cor Bond and Canton av
Schad George, clerk, 205 Hanover
Schadel James, baker, 297 Franklin
Schadick Wm. 267 e Baltimore
Schae Wm. 403 w Pratt
Schaeb Peter, tailor 258 s Sharp
Schaefer Adolphus C. general commis. mer-
chant, over 30 South, dw 76 w Centre
Schaefer Adolphus C, jr. farmer, 76 w Centre
Schaefer August, laborer, 274 s Charles
Schaefer Mrs. Caroline, grocery, 150 n Cen-
tral av
Schaefer Charles, laborer, 100 York
Schaefer Christian, baker, 247 Pentia. av
Schaefer Conrad, shoemaker, 168 s Durham
Schaefer Coniad, laborer, 154 s Durham
Schaefer Daniel, baker, 249 s Paca

Schaefer Elizabeth, tailoress, 523 Saratoga
Schaefer Fred'k, laborer, 154 s Durham
Schaefer George, grocery, 76 n Gay
Schaefer George, shoemaker, JOS Lexington
Schaefer Henry, ambrotypist, 671 w Balti-
more, dw 69 Raborg
Schaefer Henry, laborer, 9 John al
Schaefer Henry, piano maker, 61 Forrest
Schaefer John F. barkeeper, 4 Constitution
Schaefer John M. wood, cor Lancaster and

Caroline, dw 257 n Eden
Schaefer John, butcher, 100 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 1015 w Pratt
Schaefer Jean, professor of music, 255 w

Fayette
Schaefer Michael, lager beer, 274 n Central av
Schaefer Nicholas, cabinet maker, 178 Raborg
Schaefer Reinhardt, cabinet maker, 54 Chats-
worth
Schaefer Mrs. Virginia, 551 w Baltimore

Schaefer , piano maker, 257 s Paca

Schaeffer Allen G. (Kilgore & Schaeffer,) 114

n Gay
Schaeffer Conrad, laborer, 187 Aliceanna
Schaeffer C. W. coach and wagon maker,

Harford av near city limits
Schaeffer Conrad, sawyer, 85 s Durham
Schaeffer Edward K. 36 Mulberry
Schaeffer Mrs. F. M. C. 128 Cathedral
Schaeffer George, butcher, 37 Hoffman
Schaeffer George, tailor, 2 Hasselberger ct
Schaeffer George, laborer, 27 Brown
Schaeffer John, laborer, 49 Burke
Schaeffer John F. barkeeper, 38 Constitution
Schaeffer John, laborer, 254 e Chase
Schaeffer Philip, shoemaker, 523 Saratoga
Schaeffer R. H. cabinet maker, 54 Chatsworth
Schaeffer Wm. G. salesman, 330 w Baltimore
Schaeffer Samuel, laborer, 230 e Eager
Schaeffer Wm. moulder, Frederick road near

toll-ga'e
SCHAEFFER WM. tavern, 363 Canton av,

s w cor of Washington, F. P.
Schaeffer W. cabinet maker, 33 Booth
Schaelier Henry, carter, 37 Lancaster

SCHAEPPERLE FRED'K, watchmaker and

jeweler, 205 Light

Schaepperle Christian, tinware and lamps.
250 Light ^

Schaer Henry, laborer, 30 Haubert

Schaer John F. confectionery, ice cream and
oyster saloon, 52 e Baltimore

SCHAER & KOHLER, (Wm. Schaer, A.
Kohler,) commission and shipping mer-
chants, over 69 Exchange place

Schaer Wm. (Schaer & Kohler,) over 69 Ex-
change place

Schaerbauer Martha, 114 Raborg

Schaet Henry, 229 s Bond

Schafeld John, carpenter, 148 n Central av

Schafer Adam, 2 Shakspear

Schafer August, tailor, 3^3 w Pratt

Schafer August, fireman, 341 Columbia

Schafer Bai-bara, 246 s Durham

Schafer Christian J. watchman, 4 Constitu-
tion

Schafer Mrs. Christian M. 21 Brown-st. Bal-
timore, Co

Schafer Conrad, cabinet maker, 20 President

Schafer Elizabeth, laundress, 74 Lancaster

Schafer Emanuel, miller, Calverton road near
Almshouse

Schafer Francis J. laborer, 341 Columbia

shirts: shirts:: shirts::: RAYMOJVD, burton & CO. are now located lU
168 Baltljuore-st., betvreen Calvert and St. Paul.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEGS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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SCHAFER FRED'K, grocery, 268 and 270

Aliceanna
Scliafer Frederick, laborer, 231 Henrietta
Sciiafer Gabriel, shoemaker, 291 e Eager
Schafer Henry, cabinet maker, 61 Forrest
Schafer Henry, cooper, 19 Comet
Schafor Henry, laborer, 73 Grindall
Schafer John, laborer, 429 Lexington
Schafer John, cooper, 217 Peirce
Schafer John A. stone mason, Belair av near

Chester
Schafer JMartin, provision dealer, 298 Alice-
anna
Schafer Martin, baker, 73 s Bond
Schafer Martin, laborer, 341 Columbia
Schafer Miciiaei, laborer, 23U 3 Ann
Schafer Paul, milk, Belair av near city limits
Schafer Paul C. F. restaurant, 107 n Eiitaw
Schafer Sebastian B. wagoner, 154 Cross
Schaffeld Mrs. Caroline, grocery, 150 n Cen-
tral av
Schafield J. 75 Short
Schafline Jacob, potter, 212 s Bond
Schaffeld Wm. carpenter, 102 n Central av,

dw 75 Short
Schaffer Adam, butcher, McHenry w of Ful-
ton
Schaffer Augustus, drayman, 341 Columbia
Schaffer Augustus, (David Schaffer & Bro.)

11 Harrison
Schaffi-r Bernhardt, teacher, 217 Eastern av
Schaffer Caroline, 244 s Dallas
Schaffer Mrs. Catherine, 849 w Pratt
Schaffer Daniel, wagoner, 85 Henrietta
Schaffer David & Bro. (D. Schaffer, A. Schaf-
far,) coachsmiths, 20 w Fayette, dw D. S.
11 s Frederick
Schaffer George, carpenter, 172 Lee
Schaffer Henry, whitewasher, 5 New
SchalTer Herman, butcher, McHenry w of

Fulton
Schaffer John, tailor, 301 n Central av
Schaffer John, cooper, Frederick av e of Cal-

verton road
Schaffer John F. 306 Aisquith
Schaffi r John, blacksmith, 42 Henrietta
Schaffer Joseph, barkeeper, 112 n Eden
Schaffer Joseph, watchman, 84 Grindall
Schaffer Michael, carter, 111 Peirce
Schaffer Mary C. tobacco, 437 w Pratt
Schaffer Philip, shoemaker, 77 Jasper
Schaffer Wm. bricklayer, 26 Somerset
Schaffer Wm. cabinetmaker, 33 Booth
Schaffer Wm. G. agent match factory, 291 w

Pratt
Schafferling George, baker, 171 Chesnut
Schaffilein Moritz, blacksmith, 23 Armi-

etead la
Schafftlein Mrs., 141 s Exeter
Schageman Bernard, tobacconist, 294 Aisquith
Schaible Charles F. baker, 535 w Baltimore
Schaible Charles F. jr., clerk, 535 w Balti-
more
Schaley Wm. laborer. Falls road near city

limits
SCHALITZKY ANTHONY, restaurant, 75

Penna. av
Schalitzy John, shoemaker, 5 Biddle al
Schall Jacob, cooper, 170 n Bethel
Schalleng Herman, piano mak. 357 s Charles
Schambs John, 47 Portland
Schamburg George, laborer, 189 Raborg
Schamel Bernard, cooper, 181 s Ann

Schamer Theodore, chairmaker, 64 Thames
Schaminger John, tailor, 51 Pre.ston
Srhammel August, cooper, 143 s Caroline
Schamright Casper, cooper, 304 s Charles
Schanberger Henry, shoemaker, 15 Courtland
Schandelle Francis, shoemaker, 195 e Eager
Schane Nicholas, tailor, 2G8 Eastern av
Schane Wm. carpenter, 34 s Wolfe
Schanhard John, grocery, 293 Canton av

Schanick , tailor, 76 e Lomljard

Schanthal Henry, second hand store, 230 Can-
ton av
Sehanze Dennis, laborer, 341 Penna. av
Schanze Helwig, shoemaker, 588 w Lombard
Sehanze A'lartin, baker, 181 n Fremont
Schapdach Conrad, cooper, 213 s Bond
Schaper Henry, police, 347 e Monument
Scliaper Wm. H. currier, 347 e Munument
Schabei'g Henry, tailor, 233 Montgomery
Scharf Christian, tailor, 8 Walker
Scharf Elijah T. watchman, 201 Preston
Scharf Elisha, boiler maker, 17 Lanvale
Scharf John, furniture wagon, 374 n Gay
Scharf Robert, huckster, 425 Lexington
Scharf Samuel, farmer, 119 s Paca
Scharf Thos. G. lumber, 848 w Baltimore, dvir

825
Scharf Wm. real estate broker, 67 w Fayette,

dw Charles, near northern boundary
Scharf Wm. J. lime, hair and feed, 825 w

Baltimore, dw 821
Scharf Wm. J., jr. huckster, 19 s Republican
Scharff Mrs Jane, millinery, 126 F(jrrest
Scharper Carl, tailor, 229 e Lombard
Scliarrer J. G. cutter, 169 Mulberry
Scharrer John, tailor, 214 w Pratt
Scharrer John, cigar maker, 302 w Pratt
Scharrer Paul, cigar maker, 302 w Pratt
Schatz John, laborer, 47 Elliott
Schaub Fred'k, dry goods, 52 s Paca
Schaub Henry, dry goods, 242 s Charles
Schaub Henry, carter, 4 n Caroline
Schaub John, watchman, 253 e Eager
Schaub John, lager beer, 84 Albemarle
Schaub John, jr. tin and sheet iron worker,

12 Bank
Schiuib John G., Powhatan Hall, Broadway,

2d door n of Thames
Schaub Lewis, shoemaker, 283 e Pratt
Schauer M. merchant tailor, 3 Water, dw409

n Central av
Schauft'man Alexander, cigar maker, 19 e

Lombard
Schaul Fred'k, laborer, 26 Albemarle
Schauler John, cabinet maker, 11 L. Mont-
gomery
Schauni Catherine, tailoress, 1 Armistead la
Schaum Mrs. Christine, 17 Conway
Schaum Kuhn, tailor, 90 n Gay
Schaum Lew. glass blow. Henry n of Hughes
Schaum Lewis, vinegar maker, 285 Light
Schaum Lewis, glass blower, 160 Montgomery
Schaum Wm. L. glass blower, 110 Hue;hes
Schaumberg Abraham, oyster house, 27 Al-
bemarle
SCHAUMBERG HENRY, carpenter, 4

Leadenhall
Schaumberg Israel, metal dealer, 27 Albemarle
Schaumburg& Co. (H. Schaumburg, Kuhn
Gramell,) box makers and carpenters, 45
Frederick
Schaumburg Henry, (Schaumburg & Co.) 294
Cross

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &o.
Roaeudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wliar&

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Schaumburg Jacob, blaoksmith, 102 St. Peter
Schaumbui-o; John J. blacksmith, 102 St. Peter
SCHAUMLUFFEL WM. watchmaker, 40

Druid Hill av
SCHAUN CHARLES, hats, caps and furs,

28 Hanover, dw 490 Light
Schaiir Chas. B. cloth cutter, 222 n Central av
Schaur Martin, tailor, 409 n Central av
Schausell Goileib, cigar maker, 26 Sterret
Schawin John, tailor, 27 Cannon
Schawin Thoma.s, laborer, 29 Cannon
Scheeler Frederick, turner, 97 s Wolfe
Scheeler Henry, cupper and leecher, 667 w

Baltimore
Scheeler Jacob, shoemaker, 4 s Dewberry al
Scheeler Wm. barber, 667 w Baltimore
Scheer Mary A. cloaks, mantillas, &c., 65

Lexington
Scheer V. teacher, 65 Lexington
Scheerer George W. cabinet maker, 4 Second
Scheerer Geo. W. cigar maker, 386 Hanover
Scheerer Johanna, 65 e Monument
Scheerer John, 65 e Monument
Scheeter John, tailor, 196 tiamburg
Scheetz Frank, 196 s Wolfe
Scheever Bonney, grocery, 13 New
Scheffer Ferdinand, cabinet mak., 112 n Eden
Scheffer John, cabinet maker, 135 n Cen-
tral av
Scheffer John, cooper, 6 Port
Scheib Rev. Henry, 37 Holiday
Scheib Jacob, confectioner, 123 Hollins
Scheidler Christopher A. music teacher, 122

n Paca
Scheldt Frederick, carter, 354 s Eutaw
Scheihing John, laborer, 323 s Charles
Scheik John, cooper, 47 President
Scheip Charles, shoemaker, 50 Raborg
Scheirman Charles, tavern, 104 Frederick av
Scheffliiie George, 200 s Bond
Scheffline Frederick, wagoner, n e cor Alice-
anna and Burke
Schek Karl, tailor, 194 Columbia
Scheldt Mrs. Catherine, confectionery, 266

Aisquith
Scheldt Franz, lithograph printer, 5 Spring ct
Scheldt Henry, gardener, 159 Central
Scheldt Dr. 0. F., U. S. A., 266 Aisquith
Schell Alman, barkeeper, 34 Bank
Schell Henry, barkeeper, 74 n Gay
Schellenberger George, fancy store, 155 e Bal-
timore, dw 50 n Caroline
Schellenberger Peter, shoemaker, 308 Cross
Scheller David, shoemaker, 43 n Eden
Scheller Ernest, wagoner, Monroe n of Pratt
Schelley John, wagoner, 38 St. Mary
SCHELLHAS WM. restaurant, 35 n Paca
Schelhaus George, carpenter, 52 Portland
Schelhaus Henry, 40 Leadenhall
Schellmann Gu3tav E. (Hartung & Schell-

rnann,) 126 s Sharp
Schem Catherine, 516 Light
Schem John, beer brewer, 516 Light

Schemes , cooper, 63'4 Light

Schenck Edwin, stock and bill broker, over 28

South, dw Baltimore Co.
Schenck Rev. iN. H. 235 n Charles
Schendelm Fritz, tavern, 19 Dover
Schenkel Catherine, 272 Hanover
Schenkel Conrad, baker, 277 Hanover
Schenkel Jacob, hatter, 154 Columbia
Schenkel John, laborer, 144 Henrietta
Schenkel Peter, baker, 277 Hanover

Schenkel Wolfgang, cabinet mak. 73 n Eutaw

Schenkhern Catherine, 56 Pearl

Schenthal Joseph, (H. M. Adler & Co.,) 87

Gough
Schenthall Mrs. M. second-hand dealer, 191

s Bond
Schepler Christopher, furniture repairer, 70 e

Fayette
Schepeler F. (A. Schumacher & Co.) 72 Lex-
ington
Schenfler Conrad, weaver, 230 Aliceanna
Schentz, Wm. carpenter, 301 Canton av
Scheppuch J. G. bakery, 166 William
Scheppach John M. restaurant, 171 w Pratt
Scherdel Michael, tailor, 5 Baker's ct
Scherer Christr. cabinet maker, 11 Harrison
Scherer Fredk. cabinet maker, 94 n Central av
Scherer Henry, cap maker, 135 Camden
Scherer John, lager beer, 582 w Baltimore
Scherer Peter, laborer, 5 James la
Scherer Wm. cabinet maker, 67 Jefferson
Scherf Frederick, tobacconist, 137 Forrest
Scherger Henry, shoemaker, 450 w Pratt
Schergeler Fredk. shoemaker, 450 w Baltimore
Scherney Sarah, 20 Slerrett
Scherrer Jacob, tailor, 37 n Frederick
Scherrer John, whip maker, 108 Henrietta
Scherrer John, cutter, 169 Mulbei-ry
Scherzer Lewis, cabinet maker, 132 s Howard
Scheuk Wm. tailor, 36 Mount
Scheuerman Charles C. grocery, 12 n Schroe-

der
Scheuffle Christian, butcher, 9 Laurens
Scheurer Jane, dress maker, 343 e Monument
Scheuring Michael, laborer, 21 James la
Scheva Bernard, cigar maker, 15 Warner
Scheyed Godfrey A. butcher, 312 s Eutaw
Scheytt John H. harness maker, 189 Raborg
Schiber Jacol), carter, 353 Hamljurg
Schickner Thos. locksmith, 55 Leadenhall
Schide Ferdinand, currier, 312 s Eutaw
Schieck Joseph, plasterer, 84 Druid Hill av
Schier August, laborer, 357 e Eager
Schier Charles, grocery, 140 s Howard
SCHIERBAUM AUGUST, lager beersaloon

74 s Charles
Schiesler Valentine, teamster, 131 Camden
Schiff Meyer, clothier, 97 and 123 n Howard
Schiffer John, professor music, 60 Park
Schifferer Charlotte, grocery, 85 Eastern av
Schifferer Gottfried, laborer, 85 Eastern av
Schiffhauer Valentine, tailor, 244 e Chat.e
Schildeshein Mrs. Betty, 51 n Howard
Schildvicter Goileib, butcher, 13 Laurens
Schiller Charles R. machmist, 11 Swan, dw

17 e Fayette
Schiller Charles, jr. soldier, 170 e Fayette
Schiller George, shoemaker, 148 Vine
Schiller Herman, soldier, 17 e Fayette
Schillenberg Dominick, butcher, 7 Hanovar

market, dw 130 Columbia
Schillenger George, baker, 280 Light
Schillenger Sophia, tavern, 146 Montgomery
Schilling Mrs. Anna, cake shop, 674 w Pratt
Schilling Charles, tailor, 114 Low
Schilling Ernst, baker, 333 n Central av
Schilling John, laborer, 414 Canton av
SCHILLING M. cabinet maker, 78 Penna. av
Schilling Rachel, Henry, s of Hughes
Schilling Robert, cabinet maker, 159 n Gay
Schilling Richard, teacher, 38 Harrison
Schilling Wm. 95 Paca
Schillinger Henry, cooper, 78 Johnson

AUG. G. MEYER »!t CO., Manufacturers of "U'liite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, GIne»
BTeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and VarniHlies, lUO W. Lombard Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Schillin^bei-o; George, laborer, 119 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Schillmger Henry, baker, 101 n Calvert
SCHILLING & PITTROFF, (Wm. Schil-
ling, J. PittrntT,) imporL'M-3 of wines, li-
quors and cigars, 24 s Charles
Schilp Wm. teacher, 42 Liberty al
Schiminke Wm. shoemaker, 312 Aliceanna
Schimmell Mrs, Mary, confectionery. 154 s

Charles
Schimp Christian, barber, 66 Thames
Schimp Elizabeth, dressmaker, 14 s Howard
Schimp George, 14 s Howard
Schimp John A. 14 s Howard
Sciiimp Martin P. painter, 14 s Howard
Schindel Andrew J. clerk, 156 w Lombard
Schindler Robert, tailor, 83 Mulberry
Schingie Mary, whitewasher, 14 Harmony al
Schimpf & Hiigarmer, (Godfried Schimpf,
Louis Hilgartner,) marble workers, 127
Lexington
Schimtz Michael, lab'er, Clinton opp. Elliott
Schimtz Mrs. grocery, 392 s Charles
Schimtz T. clerk, 392 s Charles

Schintam , laborer, 27 Preston

Schirm Frederick, machinist, 33 e Lombard
Schiplein Conrad, ship carpenter. Cross e of

Covington
Schisler George, shoemaker, 20 George
Schi.sler John, tailor, 32 n Dallas
Schissler Michael, bricklayer, 79 Eastern av
Schit John, laborer, 6 Watson ct
Schitz Charles, laborer, Frederick road near

city limits
Schlaffer Frank, brewer, 41 Burke
Schlagal Herman, shoemaker, 31 Lancaster
Schlager Frederick, jeweler, 8 e Pi-att
Schlarb Charles, confectioner, 54 Portland
Schlarb Hy. (P. & H. Schlarb) 193 Hanover
Schlarb P. & H. curriers and leather dealers,

61 s Sharp, dw P. S. 199 H mover
Schle Frederick, carpenter, 403 w Pratt
Schleck Andrew, tailor, 207 s Bond
Schlee John J. shoemaker, 227 Forrest
Schleifert Wm. groceries and liquors, s e cor

Lombard and Liberty
Schleiger Peter, carman, 238 s Dallas
Schlein John H. shoemaker, 75 Harrison
Schleisnrr Emanuel K. (Herm, Weiss & Co.)

237 n Gay
Schleisner Mary, fancy goods, 237 n Gay
Schler Michael, tailor, 228 Saratoga
Schleriker, George, tailor, 39 Bank
Schlens Frederick, clerk, 98 Hanover
Schiens G. A. (G. A. Schlens & Co ) Balti-
more Co.
Schlens G. A. & Co. (G. A. Schlens,) tobacco

commission merchants, 17 German
Schlerelh John, laborer 207 Aliceanna
Schlerf Melchoir, baker, 315 s Charles
Schlerf Philip, stone cutter, n e cor Fayette

and Pine
Schlerf Philip, grocery, 5 Pine
Sclilerrett John, laborer, 88 s Dallas
Schlesinger George, barber, 65 President
Schlesiiiger Henry, 66 Park
Schlesinger Louis, 115 Orleans
Schlesinger Peter, barber, 8 Park near Marion,

dw 66 Park
Schleunes & Bolte, (F. Schleunes, H. Bolte,)

cloths, cassimeres, &c., 62 w Baltimore
Schleunes Francis, (Schleunes & Bolte,) 22 n
Paca

Schleupner George, tailor, 355 e Lombard
Schley & Emory, (W. L. Schley, S. Emory,)
attorneys, office 122 w Baltimore, up stairs
Schley Ernest, butcher, 66 Greenmount av
Schley Fred'k C. confectioner, 154 Mullikin
Schley Frederick, tailor, 107 Orleans
Schley Mrs. G. M. 146 w Madison
Schley Lewis, (Smith & Schley,) 74 McEI-

derry
Schley John, upholsterer, 169 Ensor
Schley John G. baker, 74 McElderry
Schley John T. custom house clerk, 257 Lex-
ington
Schley Samuel R. 68 n Charles
Schley Col. Wm. Louis, U. S. A. 300 Sara-
toga
Schley Wm. H. oyster packer, 120 s Howard
SCHLEY WM. counsellor at law, 48 Lex-
ington, dw 68 n Charles
Schley Wm. jr. 68 n Charles
Schley Wm L. (Schley & Emory,) 300 Sara-
toga
Schlicker John, grocery, 324 Aisquith
Schlickerman Henry, grocer, 224 Columbia
Schliger Solomon, peddler, 50 n Eden
Schlinglof Hartman, cabinet maker, 11 Clay
Schlinkman Casper, coach maker, 812 w

Baltimore
Schlinkman Harman J. coach maker, 812 w

Baltimore
Schlipp Jf)hn, piano maker, 108 Hill
SCHLIPPER AUGUST, barber, 152 Ham-
burg, dw 409 Light
Schlipper George, barber, 409 Light
Schlissner John, 24 Shakspear
Schlitt Adam, publisher "Suntags Blatt,"

over 6 n Gay, dw 43 Brown
Schloar Robert, carpenter, 255 Chase
Schloegel Rev. C. A. 129 s Bond
Schlofstein Frederick, hatter, 346 e Eager
Schlosser Henry, china store, 220 Aliceanna
Schloss David, 39 Fawn
Schloss Elizabeth, crockery, Chester 2 doors

w of Lombard
Schloss Emanuel, 26 s Paca
Schloss Joseph H. grocery, 166 Gough
Schloss Joseph, 26 s Paca
Schloss Moses, shoemaker, 41 Harrison
Schloss Nathan, clothier, 217 s Broadway
Schloss Robert, produce dealer, 161 Conway
Schloss Wm. (Kahn & Schloss,) 132 Mul-
berry
Schloss Wm. clothier, 126 s Broadway
Sciilott Conrad, (Schlott & Petzold,) 374

Saratoga
Schlott & Petzold, (C. Schlott, L. Petzold,)
liquors, wines, &c., 124 w Lombard, distil-
lery 374 Saratoga
Schlottheimer Henry, furs, 3 Tessier
Schlueter Henry, carter, 8 s Central av
Schleupner John, tailor, 15 Somerset
Schlutter Christopher, dry goods, 306 n How-
ard
Schlutter John G. stoves, cor Chew and Eden
Schmak Jacob, shoemaker, 12 Lemmon
Schmak John C. shoemaker, 12 Lemmon
Schmalyel John, tailor, 64 Albemarle
Schmalz Matthew, music teacher, 80 Gough
Schmarbach Lorenz, laborer, 5 Court Row
Schmberger Andy, cooper, 270 Canton av
Schmehling August, laborer, 127 s Spring
Schmeiiig George, tavern, 114 Thames
Schmekebier Henry, laborer, 135 Camden

THE GROVER & BAKER .SEWIIVG MAt HI]VE i« <lie best for nil piirposes- SAXES
ROOMS— 181 Baltljuor* Street.

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study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Schmeliz Geo. W. shoemaker. 382 Lexington
Sehmfltz Henry, shoemakur, 21 Rock
Schmpliz Henry, shoemaker, 19 Rock
Schmehz Henry H. cig-iir maker, G7 German
Schnieltz John, ci^ar mal\i-r, 310 Franklin
Schmelz Paul, cabinet maker, 2()7 Franklin
Schmelzer Joseph, tailor, 133 West
Sehmenk George, saddler, 1:24 (iranby
SchmHiiner Daniel, baker and grocer, 190 w

Eiddle
Schmenner Daniel, jr., clerk, 190 w Biddle
Schmett Nicholas, cooper, 33 .Tames la
Schmick John, laborer, 147 William
Schmii'k Louis, shoemaker, 145 n Eden
SCHxMICK PHILIP, Jr., slater, 21 Watson
Sclimick Philip, slate yard, s w cor West

Falls av and Bowly and 35 Watson, dw 21

Watson
Schmickebier Theodore, 63 s Howard
Schmidt Adam, shoemaker, 17 Walker
Schmidt Agaziers, shoemaker, n vv cor Pine

and Franklin
Sclimidl Adolphus, boot fitter, 11 n Park
Schmidt Andrew, baker, 33."^ e Madison
Schmidt Andrew, tailor, 29 Harrison
Schmidt August, 215 Montgomery
Schmidt August, shoemaker, cor Franklin and

Pine
Schmidt Augustus, malster, rear 70 Harrison
Schmidt Berkhart, tailor, 304 w Pratt
Schmidt Berkhart, laborer, 317 Canton av
Schmidt Brothers, (H. D. Schmidt, P. D.

Schmidt & Wm. Schmidt,) hay packers,

Hughes Quay and 17 Booth
Schmidt Catherine, grocery, 185 Eastern av
Schmidt Catherine, laundress, 23 Balderston
Schmidt Charles, cigar mak'-r, 36 n Frederick
Schmidt Chas. (Schmidt & Trowe,) 52 Stiles
Schmidt Charles, tinner, 256 Lee
Schmidt Charles, tailor, 244 e Chase
Schmidt Chrisiian, confectionery, 610 Light
Schmidt Christian, tailor, 334 s Charles
Schmidt Christian, soap and candles, 224

Frederick ay
Schmidt Christian, baker, 166 s Eutaw
Schmidt Christian, boots and shoes, 685 w Bal-
timore
Schmidt Christian, laborer, 108 n Bethel
Schmidt Christian, laborer, 950 w Baltimore
SCHMIDT CHRISTOPHER, barber, 3 n

Calvert, dw 58 Park
Schmidt Conrad, restaurant, 185 Lexington
Sclimidt Conrad, tailor. Booth w of Carey
Schmidt Conrad, laborer, 208 s Chapel
Schmidt Conrad, shoemaker, 35 n Eden
Schmidt Edward, tailor, 31 n Frederick
Sclimidl Eliza F. dry goods and trimmings,

243 n Howard
Schmidt Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 23 L. Mc-

Elderry
Schmidt Emanuel, tavern, 367 Light
Sclimidt Ernest, locksmith, 80 Grindall
Schmidt Ernest, locksmith, 17 Baker ct
Schmidt Francis, laborer, 91 Johnson
Schmidt Francis, 30 BanK
Schmidt Frederick, shoemaker, 171 King
Schmidt Fred 'k, paper hang. 233 s Howard
Schmidt Frederick, cooper, 220 Conway
Schmidt George, cabinet maker, 134 Conway
Schmidt George, varnisher, 201 e Madison
Schmidt George, shoemaker, 67 German
Schmidt George, 299 n Fremont
Schmidt George, laborer, 278 s Bond

Schmidt George, porter, Lanvale road
Schmidt George, brass finisher, 2 Etna ia
Schmidt George, tailoi-, 35 s Caroline
Schmidt George, Elliott w of Kast av
Schmidt George, laborer, 20 Reran
Schmidt George, sugar boiler, 142 Lombard
Schmidt George, shoemaker, 27 n Central av
SCH.VIIDT GEORGE, Mountain hall res-
taurant, 299 w Pratt
Schmidt Henry, baker, n w corner Pine and

Mulberry
Schmidt Henry, tailor, 23 L. McF.lderry
Schmidt Henry D. (Schmidt Bros.) 405 w

Lomliard
Schmidt Henry, cooper, 256 Hanover
Sclimidt Henry, cabinet makr. J 14 Lexington
Schmidt Henry, tailor, 128 Conway
Schmidt Jacob, carpenter, 333 e Madison
Sclimidt Jiicob H. shoemaker, 23 Comet
Schmidt Jacol), tailor, 47 Bmk
Schmidt Jacob, 42 s H.iward
Schmidt Jacob, tailor, 44 s Central av
Schmidt Jacob, currier, rear of 70 Harri.son
Schmidt Mrs. Jacob, shoe bindings, 312 w

Pratt
Schmidt John C. blacksmith, 233 s Eutaw
Schmidt John A. shoemaker, 90 s Caroline
Schmidt John F. carter, 17 Chesnut al
Schmidt John, 82 Granby
Schmidt John, translator, 349 e Lombard
Schmidt John, laborer, 177 Lemnaon al
Schmidt John, tailor, 13 L. McElderry
Schmidt Jidin, laborer, 32 Dewberry al
Schmidt John, printer, s e cor Chapel and

Lomliard
Schmidt John, carter, 78 n Front
Schmidt John M. harness mak. 139 s Chapel
Schmidt Jolin, laborer, 161 s Spring
Schmidt John, laborer, 3 Court row
Schmidt John G. nightman, 77 c Monument
Schmidt Jolm, finisher, 95 Eastern av
Schmidt John P. porter, 62 Johnson
Sclimidt John, tailor, 276 Johnson
Schmidt John, merchant tailor, 3 n Liberty,

dw Gen. Wayne Inn
Schmidt Jolm H. cigars, 28 Albemarle
Schmidt John, laborer, 28 Abey a)
Schmidt John, laborer, 80 s Chapel
Schmidt John, laborer, 82 s Wolfe
Schmidt John, barkeeper, 3 s Frederick
Schmidt John, well digger, 100 Leadenhall
Schmidt J(din F. shoemaker, 3 s Frederick
Schmidt John, laborer, 211 Montgomery
Schmidt Jolm, restaurant, 241 Eastern av
SCHMIDT DR. J. 92 n Eutaw
Schmidt John, soldier, 7 Russell
Schmidt John G. porter, 25 Preston
Schmidt Jf)hn, shoemaker, 150 Burgundy al
Schmidt John, shoemaker, 42 Leadenhall
Schmidt John, brickmaker, 167 Hamburg
Schmidt John, laborer, 57 Boyd
Schmidt John, laborer, 256 e Piatt

Schmidt , tailor, 206 e Madison

Schmidt , grocery, s w corner Bond and

Eastern av
Schmidt Joseph, (Seigel, Greenbaum &

Schmidt,) 75 s Sharp
Schmidt Joseph, barkeeper, 219 Light
Schmidt Joseph, carpenter, 175 Stirling
Schmidt Joseph, china ware, 179 s Bond
Schmidt Julius, shoemaker, 123 n Central ay
Schmidt Lewis, piano maker, Chew bet.
Canal and Somerset

JASIES H. aOHJVSO\', City .Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, oyer 99 \V. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Caothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltftnore Street.

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Schmidt Lewis, laborer, 13 Bakers' ct
Schmidt Louis, blacksmith, cor Henrietta and

Hanover
Schmidt Louis, cabinet maker, 247 e Chase
SCHMIDT LOUIS, lager beer saloon, 54

German
Schmidt Louis, baker, 2 Warren
Schmidt Margjaret, Annapolis road near Stow-

man's Hotel
Schmidt Margaret, laundress. Cross near

Johnson
Schmidt, Mary, 206s Chapel

Schmidt Mrs. . 115 Vine

Schmidt Michael, ialjorer, 116 s Chapel
Schmidt Michael, grocery, 187 Eastern av
Schmidt Michael, carter, 103 Stirling
Schmidt Michael, cigar maker, 30 n Frederick
Schmidt Michael, lager beer saloon, 363 Sara-
toga
Schmidt Michael F. manufacturer of coffee

mills, 8 Water
Schmidt Philip, baker, 10 Warner
Schmidt Philip D. (Schmidt Brothers,) Rol-
lins w of Carey
Schmidt Philip, tavern, 4 Park
Schmidt Powell, labon-r, 139 Harford av
Schmidt Robert, tobacco presser, 49 Clay
Schmidt Rosina, 233 s Dallas
Schmidt Rudolph, cooper, 294 Cross
Schmidt Sophia, 36 n Frederick
SCHMIDT & TRUWE, (C. Schmidt, C.
Trowe,) lithographers, over s w cor Ger-
man and Sharp
Schmidt Theodore A. music dealer, 34 n

Charles
Schmidt IJIrich, cabinet maker, 263 e Eager
Schmidt Urzula, 206 s Chapel
Schmidt Wm. J. confectioner, 230 Saratoga
Schmidt Win. coopir, 16 Peach al
Schmidt Win. J. (Schmidt Brothers,) 669 w

Baltimore
SCHMIDT WM. R. book binder and book-
seller, 94 w B.iltimore, dw 66 nGay
Schmidtman August, tailor, 69 n Frederick
Schmieniuiid John, carter, 310 William
Schminke Ann, confection'yi 395 w Baltimore
Schmiiike Frederick, confectioner, 395 w Bal-
timore
Schminke George, saddler, 124 Granby
Schminke Gotlieb, cigar maker, 57 Hollins
Schminke Hi'nry, plumber, 11 Sterrett
Schminke Henry, shoemaker, 110 Henrietta
Schminke Lewis, tinner, 205 s Eutaw
Schmitman A tailor, 65 n Gay
Schmiit Adam, shoemaker, 100 Peirce
Schmitt Amelia, 52 Carlton
Schmitt Charles, laborer, 307 Aisquith
Schmitt Christian, tailor, rear 21 Butler
Schmitt lOlias, shoemaker, 79 s Regester
Schmitt Henry M. fisherman, 30 Lea(Jenhall
Schmitt Jacob, tailor, 88 s Charles
Schmitt John, blacksmith, 39 L. McElderry
Schmitt Peter, laborer, 170 Canton av
Schmitt Peter, engineer, 262 s Ann
Schmitt Peter, laborer, 134 s Chapel
Schmitt Valentine, variety goods, 174 Lex-
ington
Schmitt Valentine J. blacksmith, 346 Light
SCHMITZ HENRY, tavern keeper, 2 s

Frederick
Schmitz Theodore, grocer, 392 s Charles
Schmuch Mrs. E. A. 41 Mulberry
Schmuck George, engineer, 87 Johnson

Schuff George, baker, 104 s Caroline
Schmuss Bernard, boiler maker, 6 Lewis
Schnable Christian, laborer, 75 Block
Schnander Henry, laborer, 75 Bank
Schnare Jacob, laborer, 520 Penna. av
Schnapp Richard, restaurant, n e corner Paca

and Diuid Hill av
Schnnppinger Frederick, cabinet maker, 352

Cross
Schnauble Franklin, laborer, 38 Hammond al
Schnauble Louis, laborer, 6 Be van al
SCHNAUFFER WM. (Sigel & Schnauffer,)
and German book and job printer, 3 n Fred-
erick
Schnaup Peter, shoemaker, 46 Penna av
Schneck Wm. carpenter, 86 s Fremont
Schneider Adam, shoemaker, 121 Sarah Ann
SchneidtT Adam, street paver and tobacconist,

87 n Bond
Schneider Augustus, laborer, Boston w of

Clinton
Schneider August, shoemaker, 46 e Lombard
Schneidfr Caspar, cigar maker, 66 Eislein
Schneider Christophfr, baker, 176 Eastern av
Schneider Conrad, tailor, 13 Clay
Schneider Daniel, carpenter, 75 s Regester
Schneider D. shoemaker, 7 Cuba
Schneidi-r Ferdinand, tinware, lamps, stoves,

&c., 56 e Pratt
Schneider Frederick, brewery, 249 Aliceanna
Schneider Frederick, harness mak. 383 Fenna

avenue
Schneider Frederick, surgical instrument ma-
ker, 142 s Central av
Schneider Frank, laborer, 5 Russell
Schneider George, lager beer saloon, 104 n

Howard
Schneider Ge(jrge W. drayman, 412 s Charles
Schneider George, laborer, 29 Harrison
Schneider Gotthold, cabinet maker, 145 L.

Greene
Schni'ider Plenry, laborer, 132 e Fayette
Schneider Jacob, wheelwright, 1 McMechen
Schneider .lohn, wagoner, 21 James la ,
Schneider John, carter, 48 Durst al
Schneider John, tailor, 6 s Chapel
Schneider John, saddler, 63 Portland
Schneider John, blacksmith, 498 n Gay
Schneider John, carpet weaver, 33 s Paca
Schneider John, laborer, 6U s Beth.el
Schneider Julius, music teacher, 423 Lex-
ington
Schneider Ludwig, carpet weaver, 31 Bal-

derston
Schneider Martin, (M. Schneider & Co.) 220

w Fayette
SCHNEIDER MARTIN & CO. (M.Schnei-
der,) importers and dealers in German and
French produce, wines, &c., 46 s Howard
Schneider Matthew, laborer, 46 s Republican
Schneider Mrs. Mary, 2 s Chapel
Schneider Mary C. 177 West
Schneider Marx, butcher, 584 Penna av
Schneider Peter, street contractor, 91 n Bond
Schneider Peter, wheelwright, 109 s Regester
Schneider Poltowza, finisher, 353 Saratoga
Schneider Sebastian, laborer, 264 n Central av
Schneider Stephen, cabinetmak. 194 Mullikin
Sciineidereith Charles W. book and job prin-
ter, 67 s Sharp
Schneiderwindt Lavinia G. 127 s Spring
SchneiJmiller Henry, laborer, 299 n Fremont
Schneiger Anton, tailor, 4 Anthony

SlUrts, Dra-wers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
M01\rD, BniTON & CO'S, 168 Baltlmore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH EKOS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

SCH '372 S(JH

Schnell Will, laborer 171 e Lombard

Schnellenliers^ , clerk, 23 s Sharp

SchtieydterG. (H. Wilkens & Co.) 72 Sar-
atoga
Schnoerr John, lager beer, 549 e Fayette
Schnell Hy. at planing nnill, 108 s Central av
Schnellenberg Louis, clerk, 23 s Sharp
Schnii)ble Diedericli, grocery, s w cor Eutaw

and Lee
Schniblile Geo. C. salesman, 190 s Eiitaw
Schnibble Lewis D. clerk, 190 s Eutaw
Schnider John, laborer, 422 Canton av
Schnitker Henry, tailor, 177 s Wolfe
Schnoes John, laborer, 220 s Durham
Schnouffer Wm. iron roller, 6 Fountain
Schnuclc Henry, grocery, 125 Camden
Schnuck Herman, tobacconist, 168 Park
Schnupp Henry, buteher, 43 Hanover market,

dw Frederick road, Baltimore county
Schnupp John, laborer, 900 w Pratt
Schnur Edsvard, shoemaker, 19 Arch
Schock W. W, telegraph operator, Eutaw

house
Schockly Elizabeth E. tailoress. 18 Jefferson
Schoden Paiiick, huckster, 120 Low
SCHOENBERG ABRAHAM, (Treusch,

Schoenberg & Co.) 67 s Broadway
Schoenberg Emanuel, (Treusch, Schoenburg

& Co.) 67 s Broadway
Schoenburg Israel, (I. Hecht & Co.) 57 ?

Charles
Schoener Henry C. laborer, 60 James la
Schoenhardt Henry, piano maker, 7 Sterrett
Schoenhoeffer Joliii, butcher, 30 Gist
Schoenig Marianne, IbO s Bethel
Schoenig Michael, shoemaker, 180 s Bethel
Schoenig Valentine, shoemaker, 180 s Bethel
Schoenpflug Julius, confectioner, 62 Pearl
Schoenreich Christian, confect'r, 89 n Greene
Schoenthall Bertha, dry goods, 318 w Pratt
Schoenwolf Christoph. plast'r, &4Leadenhall
Schofii'ld A. W. salesman, 459 w Baltimore
Schofirld Benjamin, furnishing goods, 459 w

Baltimore
;Schofield Henry, carriage trimmer, Quaker

la, Homestead
SchoiiiUi Henry, restaurant, 186 w Pratt
Schofiild Jiini'^s, mail carrier, 486 w Lombard ]
Schoiield William, watchmaker, 612 w Balti. '

more
Scholl Charles, painter, 8 Anthony
Scholl Jiihn L. paver, 359 e Monument
Scholz Mrs Ernest, 5 Sterrett
Scholz John C. F. tailor, 76 n Pine
Schoman John, clerk, 80 Park
Schoman John, tailor, 86 Park
Schomborg Jolni, 310 Franklin
Schomborg Wm. H. J. tobacconist, 1463^

Light St wharf, dw 310 Franklin
Schomm Christian, tailor, 77 n Bond
Schone John G. porter, fil York
Schoneck John, laborer, 414 Canton av
Schon'r John, laborer, 69 Chapel
Schonhoff Brnnett, carpenter, 470 Canton av
Schonhnff Gerhard, carpenter. Reservoir av

near Canton av, dw 405 Canton av
Schooldrn Wm. tinner, 53 Harmony la
Schoolfield & Co. (Wm. H. Schoolfield, L.

A. Schoolfield,) fancy goods, 20 n Gay
Schoolfield Luther A. real estate broker, 31

n Front
-Schoolfield Geo. (Rowe, Schoolfield & Co.)
69 Boston

Schoolfield Wm. H. {Schoolfield & Co.) 31

n Front
SCHOOLHERR & ERO. (S. Schoolherr, L.

Schoidherr,) clothiers and gent's furnishing

goods, s e cor Baltimore and Frederick —

[See p. 49 .idvertisements.]
Schoolherr Louis, (Schoolherr & Bro.) 5 n

Kxeter
Schoolherr Samuel, (Schoolherr & Bro.) 23 »

Eutaw
Schoolhouse Daniel, dry goods, 213 Light
Schopel George, blacksmith, 195 Aliceanna
Schopfe John, wood sawyer, 55 Albemarle
Schorburg John, laborer, 196 Montgomery
Schorr Catherine, gardener, Covington near

Hamburg
Schorr Frederick, shoemaker, 47 President
Schorr J. C. undertaker, rear 67 n Gay
Schorr Leonard, cigar packer, S08 s Bond
Schorr Louisa, Covington, near Hamburg
Schotl Chas. butcher, 179 Penna. av
Schott Christian, butcher, 184 Hollina-st

Market, dw 179 Penna. av
Schott Christopher, butcher, 104 Lexington

Market, dw 179 Penna. av
Schott Conrad, shoemaker, Lee nr Fremont
Schott Mrs. Elizabeth, 228 Lee
Scjiotl Francis, shoemaker, 228 Lee
Schott Ferdinand, laborer, 2 Gist
Scholl Helfrick, laborer, 124 Hollins
Schott J. & Bro. (John H. Schott, Johannes

Schott,) boot and shoe store, 424 w Balti-
more
Schott J. H.(J. Schott & Bro.) 395 w Fayette
Schott Johannes, (J. Schott & Bro.) 424 W

Baltimore
Sclioub Peter, tailor, 258 s Sharp
SCHR.\DER CHAS. lager beer saloon, 221

n Gay
Schrader John, laborer, 138 Barre
Schraeder Adam, laborer, 39 Goodman
Schoner Charles, tailor, 232 n Central av
Schram Margaret, 29 Union
Schramm Adam, laborer, 277 s Dallas
Schramm Charles, boots and shoes, 90 Park
Schreck John, laborer, 124 s Spring
Sclireck John, laborer, 53 n Amity
Schreder Fredej-ick. drayntian, 383 Penna. av
Schreiber Antone, cutler, 91 e Lombard
Schreiber Ernst, tavern, 286 s Ann
Schreiber Henry, shoemaker, 61 Warren
Schreiber John, musician, 39 Albernarle
Schreiber Julius P. grocer, s w cor Paca and

Elbow lane
Schreiber Martin, grocery, 43 Forrest
Schreiber Wm. shoemaker, 166 Harre
Schreiber Wm. locksmith, 68 s Paca
Schrein Jacob, restaurant, 223 Aliceanna
Schreiner Charles, tailor, 269 Franklin
Schreiner Charles, tailor, 548 w Baltimore
Schreiner Christian 0. tailor, 149 Hamburg
Schreiner Conrad, grocer, 60 Penna. av
Schreiner Frederick, tailor, 141 Peirce
Schreiner Geo shoemaker, 244 Franklin
Schreiner Geo. shoemaker, 269 Franklin
Schreiner Jacob, tailor, 244 Franklin
Schreiner John G. cabinet maker, Cider al,

near Green
Schreuber John, restaurant, 95 Hanover
Schreuber John, 292 n Central av
Schrifer John, cooper, 37 s Wolfe
SCHRINER ALBERT, provision dealer,

243 Light — [Seep. 19 Mverlisemenls.]

a* HEIVRY GIESE, Commission Mercliaiit. for the sale of Flour, Gr«in, Seeds, diC
Roaeudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Ixand, 81 Spear 'a Wliart

"Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Stieet.

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SCH

Schriner Mary R. upholsteress, Federal near

Cathedral
Schriner John, tailor, 172 s Bethel
Schriver Adam, laborer, 60 James la
Schriver Alex, mariner, 154 s Eden
Schriver John, carpenter, 2 Dewberry al
Schroeder Antliony J. grocery, s w cor Gough

and Washington
Schroedrr Carl, shoemaker, 27 Fawn
Schroeder Churles, cigar packer, 61 Central av
Schroeder Christian, varnisher, 3 Smith
Schroeder C. clerk, 30 n Greene
Schroeder Francis, laborer, 114 s Dewberry al
Schroeder Fred'k, lager beer, 364 e Baltimore
Schroeder Fred'k, painter, 412 w Baltimore,

3d story, dw 7 L. Paca
Schroeder Fred H. confectionery, 7 L. Paca
Schroeder Guslavus L. clerk, 30 n Greene
Schroeder Henry, umbrella maker, 190 Can-
ton av
Schroeder Henry, artist, 69 w Fayette
Schroeder Herman H. porter, 14 Park
Schroeder Jacob W. bricklayer, 166 Green-
mount av
SCHROEDER JOSEPH, jobber and whole-
sale dealer in leaf tobacco and cigars, 81
Exchange place
Schroeder John, shoemaker, 90 Hamburg
Schroeder Julius, cabinet maker, 11 L. Mc-

Elderry
Schroeder Lewis T. W. grocery, 50 Hamburg
Schroeder Lewis, clerk, 50 Hamburg
Schroeder Rudolph, cigar box maker, 33 Al-
bemarle
Schroeder Rich'd, box maker, 60 Chatsworih
Schroeder Sieajemund, clerk, 36 Pearl
Schroeder Wm shoemaker, 173 Lexington
Schroeder Wm. tailor, 34 President
Schroeder Wm. lager beer, 35 Cambridge
Schroeder Wm. shoemaker, 46 Penna av
Schrmmal Christian, cooper, 3 Warren, dw

194 Eastern av
Schrodt Christian, tobacconist, 55 Conway
Schron John, merchant tailor, 21 s Wolfe
Schrote Eliza E. nurse, 235 w Biddle
Schroudenbiich Joseph, turner, 200 s Bond
Schrufele Henry, tailor, 37 Spring
Schrufer John, shoemaker, 60 Front n of

Foundry
Schrufer John, shoemaker, 94 Greenmount av
Schuarlzhaupt Cbarles, carp'tcr, 1 Albemarle
Schubert Bernard, cabinet maker, 269 Can-
ton av
Schubert Christian, harness maker, 668 w

Baltimore
Schubert Henry, 52 O'Donnell
Schubert Henryt candy maker, 43 Portland
Schubert John F. restaurant, 128 Forrest
Schubert Michael, carter, 102 St. Peter
Schubert Nicholas, tailor, 39 Chatsworth
Schubert Philip, shoemaker, 43 Frederick
Schuchardt Conrad, painter, 129 Harford av
Schuchardt Henry, tailor, 145 Henrietta
Schuchardt John, shoemaker, 253 e Eager
Schuchanlt John, shoemaker, 2':i5 s Eutaw
SCHUCHMANN & HEIM, (T. Schuch-
manii, T. Heim,) manufacturers of trunks,
valises, &c. 6 w Baltimore
Schuohman Henry, trunk maker, 34 n Eutaw
Schuchmann T. (Schuchmann & Heim,) 6

w Baltimore
Schucking Constantine, bookkeeper, 105
Hanover

Schucking Constant T. bookkeeper, 105 Han-
over
Schuckle Charles F. restaurant, 112 Druid

Hillav
S-'hudd August, tavern, 302 s Caroline
Schudei Matthias, patent medicines, 160 e

Baltimore
Schueller Louis, cigar maker, 114 Hamburg
Schuenbero: Henry, cigar maker, 45 Portland
SCHIJERHOLZ G. CASPAR, liquor store,

187 s Charles
Schuerholz Ernil, soldier, 94 York
Schuerholz Herman, soldier, 94 York
Schuerholz Louis, printer, Hughes btw Han-
over and Sharp
Schuerholz Ludwig, printer, 94 York
Schuerman George, tailor, 58 s Washington,

F. P.
Scliuett George L. tailor, 125 s Regester
Schugard John, 68s Betliel
Schuh Chas. tavern, 198 Gough
Scluih George, 29 Somerset
Schuh John, caljinet maker, 253 Aliceanna
Schulihart Henry, shoemaker, 18 Gough
Schul Ciiarles, piano maker, 94 s Ann
Schul Frederick, porter, 26 Albemarle
Schull John, cigar maker, 255 Canton av
Schulheitz Lisabetta, 261 e Lombard
Schulenberg Hi-nry, cigar maker, 45 Portland
Schuler Conrad, 139 Chew
Schuler Martin, fliur and fied, 18S Columbia
Schuler Philip, soldier, 1 Walnut al
Schulmyer Ciias. shoemaker, 23 Harrison
Schulte Mrs. Ann, doctress, 161 s Ann
Schulte Christo'r, shoimiaker, 300 Aliceanna
Schulte Francis, tailor, 293 n Fremont
Schulte Frederick, laborer, 104 West *

Schulte Henry W 161 s Ann
SCHULTE HENRY, tavern, 4 s Paca
Schulten Captain J. H , Eastern hotel, 99

Thames
Schulter Herman H. laborer, 55 Pearl
Schultheis Andrew, painter, 29 s Central av
Schultheis Henry, cabinet maker, 261 e Mon-
ument
Schultheis John, shoemaker, 29 s Central av
Schultheis Lawrence, laborer, 91 s Regester
Schultheis Peter, cabinet maker, 193 ii Cen-
tral av
Schultheis Wm. tailor, 672 w Baltimore
Schultheise Geo. cabinet maker, 186 s Bond
Schultza Ferdinand, carpenter, 37 Lemmon
Schultz Arnold, box maker, 61 n Howard
Schultz Geo. tobacconist, 33 w Lombard
SCHULTZ EDWARD T. cotton yarn, 4 s

Howard, dw 111 German
Schultz Fredk. \V. (Eggleston & Schnltz,)

61 n Howard
Schultz Fredk. 73 e Pratt
Schultz Frederick W. plumber, 61 n Howard
Schultz Geo. J. saddler, 55 German, dw 132
Schultz Geo. laborer, 29 Gittings
Schultz Godfrey, laborer, 89 Harrison
Schultz Gotleib A. tailor, 30 Lemmon
Schultz Gustav, cabinet maker, 327 Mulberry
Schultz Henry, herder, 897 w Pratt
Schuchhardt Ccuirad, painter, 278 n Central av
Schultz Mrs. Emma, 2U0 n Caroline
Schultz Herman, restaurant, 131 Lexington
Schultz Lewis, cigar maker, 27 McEldorry
Schultz J. glass blower, Stockholm bet Eutaw

and Russell
Schultz John, carpenter, 44 Cross

AUG. G. MEYER »& CO., Mamifactiirers of White lieatl, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Keatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints aiul V«lui»lies, 100 W. lionibard Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

SCH

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sen

Schultz John, cigar maker, 113 Henrietta

Schultz John, grocer, 144 n Fremont

Schultz John, cigar maker, 54 Chew

Scliultz John G. shoemaker, 271 Fremont

Schultz Margaret, 70 s Central av

Schultz Matthew, shoemaker, 113 Henrietta

Schultz Rebecca, 3 n Eden

Schultz Samuel, wheelwright, Calverton road

near Almshouse
Schultz Wm. laborer, 91 s Bethel
Scliultze Amiel, cabinet maker, 5(t s Paca
Schultze August, pocket book maker, 50 s

Paca
Schultze Augusta, barber, Bond near Gay
Schultze Ferdinand, (Dannettel & Co.) 37

Lemmon
Schultze Hermina, children's clothing and
fancy articles, 38 n Charles, dw 92 Hanover
Schultze Henry, jiiano maker, 35 n Paca
Schultze Joachim, cigar maker, 18 Granby
Schulz Albert H. clerk, n e cor Pratt and

Sharp
Schulz A. H. grocer, 316 Aliceanna
Schulz Charles, tobacconist, 353 Saratoga
Schulz Charles, confectioner, 262 w Pratt
Schulz Conrad, piano maker, 146 Burgundy al
Schulz Conrad, baker, 423 Saratoga
Schulz Emile, cabinet maker, 50 s Paca
Schulz Ernest, confectioner, 14 e Baltimore
Schulz Louis, grocer, 72 s Fremont
Schulz Wm. 52 e Baltimore
Schulze Ann, grocery, 135 e Lombard
Schulze Bernard, fisherman, 5 Second
Schulze Charles, liquors, 72 Thames
Schulze Christian, piano maker, 362 s Sharp
Schulze Kdward, shoemaker, 48 n Spring
Sc^uilze Ernest, trunk and box maker, base-
ment s e cor Charles and Baltimore, dw 45
German
Schulze F. W. clerk, 1781^ w Baltimore
Schulze F. W. clerk, 135 e~Lombard '
Schulze Henry, cabinet maker, 19 s Liberty
SCHUMACHER A.& CO. (A. Schumacher,
F. Schepeler,) shijiping and commission
merchants, 9 s Charles
Schumacher A. (A. Schumacher & Co.) con-
sul general for Bremen and Hamburg, 9 s
Charles, dw 52 Alount Vernon place
Schumacher Anna M. 104 n Howard
Schumacher C. H. liquor, 69 Camden
Schumacher Edward R 6 Waverly terrace,

Franklin square
Schumacher Edward, (0. Brehme & Co.) 24

Hanover
Schumacher Frederick, 9 Waverly terrace
Schumacher James R. (Schumacher & Son)

236 Barre
Schumacher John, fisherman, Winan's row
Schumacher Reinhart, (Sdiumacher & Son,)

236 Barre
Schumacher& Son, (R. Schumacher, J. Schu-
macher,) candies and fruits, 179 w Pratt
Schumaker Conrad, gunsmith, 58 w Pratt, dw

244 Lee
Schumaker Louis, sawyer, 67 Vine
Schuman Adam, tailor 84 Somerset
Schuman Conrad, hack driver, 97 s Spring
Schuman George, laborer, Clinton nr Elliott
Schuman John, carter, 57 James la
Schumann Fred 'k, cabinet maker, 8 Camden
Schumann George, tailor, 136 Conway
Schumann Martha, seamstress, 248 e Chase
Schunk Charles, boot fitter, 7 Baker's ct

Schunck Frank, cabinet mak. 12 New Church
Schunck John P. carpenter, 129-Gough
Schuncke John, lager beer, 28 Albemarle
Schupp Catherine, 6 Diamond
Schupp George, tailor, 212 n Eden
Schupp Henry, 89 n Central av
Schupp Henry, baker, 72 Pearl
Schupp Lewis, confectioner, 72 Pearl
Schupp John, laborer, 251 w Biddle
Schurman Henry F. (Howard, Cole & Co.)

72 Barre
Schurmnn Louis, tinner, 205 s Ann
Schurz Catherine, 1 Brune
Schussele Conrad, teacher, Wolfe betw Pratt

and Lombard
Schuster John, blacksmith, 31 n Amity
Schuster John, baker, 277 n Central av
Schuszler Laurenz, beer saloon, I68e Fayette
Schuthouse Clements, shoemaker, 67 Orleans
Schutte Frank, porter, 26 George
Schutte Henry, bootmaker, 1 s Regester
Schutte Theodore, tailor, 49 Clay
Scliutz Henry, shoemaker, 190 s Caroline
Schutz Henry, 35 s Bond
Schutz John, lager beer, 58 Ensor
Schutz Margaret, 70 s Central av
Schutz Wm machinist, 7 Orleans
Schwaab Christian, cooper, 79 Leadenhall
Schwaab Henry, stone cutter, 107 Henrietta
Schwaab Israel, 130 Gough
Schwab Adam, varnisher, 71 Bank
Schwab H. (H. & M. Schwab,) 210 Lex-
ington
SCHVVAB H. & M. grocers, 210 Lexington
Schwab Joseph, (J. & A. Schwab,) dw 113 s

Ann

Schwab J. & A. grocers and feed, cor Alice-
anna and Broadway
Schwab Joseph, grocery, 232 Eastern av
Schwab Morris, (H. & M. Schwab,) 210

Lexington
Schwab Solomon, shoemaker, 141 Lexington,

dw 70 Columbia
Schwako])f Emil F. teacher and organist, 405

Light
Schwalenberg Frank G. blacksmith, 8 Dew-
berry al
Schwalenberg Frank, laborer, 10 Dewberry al
Schwalm John, tailor, 238 w Biddle
Scliwand Frederick, baker, 329 Mulberry
Schwartz Rev. Dr. Andrew, 236 Eastern av
Schwartz Cliristian, laborer, rear of 321 s

Bond
Schwartz Christopher, stevedore, 42 Philpot
Schwartz Clements, shoemaker, 301 s Paca
Schwartz Conrad, blacksmith, 57 Boyd
Schwartz Daniel, baker, 120 Columbia
SCHWARTZ & GUDE, (J. Schwartz, J. C.
Gude,) importers of fruits and cigars, and
general commission merchants, 117 w Lom-
bard
Schwartz Henry, shoemaker, 147 e Pratt
Schwartz John, tailor, 6 Warren
Schwartz Julius, (Schwartz & Gude,) 81 s

Sharp
Schwartz Victor, cigar maker, 194 s Bond
Schwartze Dr. Edward, 19 Calhoun
SCHWARTZE JOHN, pharmaceutist, n w

cor Biddle and Druid Hill av
Schwartzenbach Henry, barkeeper, 59 Hano-
ver
Si-hwartzenburg John, laborer, 227 s Dallas
Schwartzkoff Josepli, driver, 92 Central av

THE GROVER & BAKER SEAVIXG MACHINE Is the toest for all purposes— SALKS
ROOM.S— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your STiirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET^next to SMITH BROS. & CO-

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Schwartzhaupt Conrad, lager beer, 1 Albe-
marle p n \
Schwarz Frederick, (Schwerdtmann & Co.)

327 w Bikini ore
Schwarz Frederick, 170 e Favette
Schwarz Gi-or^e, shoemaker, 323 s Charles
Schwarz Henry, (Schwerdtmann & Co.) Bal-
timore Co
Schwarz John, (Schwarz & Otto,) n e cor

Canton av and Bond
Schwarz John, lager beer, n e cor Canton av

and Bond
Schwarz Michael G. butcher, 46 Fall's Point
market, dwcor Hampstead and Miideira al
SCHWARZ & OTTO, (J. Schwarz, H.

Otto,) restaurant, 5 South
Schwarz Wm. ]iardware, 171 s Bond
Schwarze Wm. F. shoemaker, 222 Lexington
Schwatka Chas. A. collector, 59 Orchard
Schwatka Ellen, cain worker, 59 Orchard
Schwearer Mrs. Christina, 78 e Loml)ard
Schweenberg Stephen, cabinet mak., 12G Low
Schweu-elar Mary E. 252 n Eden
Schwclir Frederick, grocer, s w cor Fremont

and Dover
Schweiker C. L. piano maker, 30 Haw
Schweiker Christian, piano maker, 30 Haw
Schweikert Robert B. grocery and feed, 208 e

Monument
Schweinberg Christopher, cabinet maker, 12b
Low ,

Schweinshaut Peter, polisher, 20 New Church
Schwenk Geo. bottler, 42 e Pratt
Schwenner George, blacksmith, 95 Peach al
Schwensherg Stephen, cabinet mak. 126 Low
Schwerd Geo. sailor, 91 s Spring
Schwerdtman Arnold, salesman,2l0w Fayette
SCHWERDTMANN & CO. (T. Schwerdt-
mann, H. Schwarz, F. Schwarz,) importers
of toys and fancy goods, 327 and 133 w
Baltimore ,

Schwerdtmann Theodore, (Schwerdtmann &

Co ) Baltimore Co.
Schwerdt John, tailor, 29 s Washington, b . P.
Schwigerd John, tavern, 42 s Howard
Schwing Heinrich, music teacher, 87 s Sharp
Schwing Michael, varnisher. 119 n Howard
Schwinger Dorotha, grocery, 55 Uiuon
Schwino-er Joliannas, shoemaker, 55 Union
SCHWInN GEORGE, lager beer, n w cor

Broadway and Orleans
Schwinn Henry, tavern, 97 n Calvert
Schwinn Jacob, lager beer, s e cor Concord

and Pratt
Schwingler John V. brewer, 317 s Bond
Schwitzer Henry, tailor, 158 s Broadway
Sclit Adam, printer, 43 Brown
Scobell Mrs. H. academy of fine arts, 7 J

Lexington
Scoggins Samuel R. produce, 101 Granby
Scollay Amos D. clerk, 24 North
ScoUen James, soldier, 36 Clifford
Scott Andrew J. printer, 107 Columbia
Scott Anne C. 388 Franklin
Scott Alexander, conductor, Frederick road

w of toll-gate
Scott Charles A. police, 131 Chew
Scott Charles, porter, 348 e Eager
Scott Charles, clerk, 437 Saratoga
Scott Charles M. clerk, 247 e Lombard
Scott Charles A. clerk, 473 w Fayette

Scott , 388 Franklin

Scott Edward, bricklayer, 121 n High

Scott Eliza J. 4 Hillen

Scott Ephraim, engineer, 52 s Schroeder

Scott Francis, clerk, 81 n Eutaw

Scott Francis P. 53 s Broadway

Scott George T. agent, 194 Druid Hill av

Scott George, horse dealer, 241 w Fayette

SCOTT ISAAC, i)arber, s e cor Camden and

P'^^'^ -, 1 r

Scott James B. miller, cor Saratoga and t re-

mont
Scott lames, shoemak'M-, 37 Abbot
Scott James, lumber, 473 w Fayette
Scott James, sexton Lisiht-st. church, 84 i^hcw
Scott James, clerk Adams Express, Ib^P.nn
Scott James J. (Townsend Scott & Sons.)

234 w Hoffman
Scott James, stamping, 546 w Baltimore
Scott James, stampiiiic, 46 n Greene
Scott Jesse, baker, 12 Harford av
Scott Job, bookkeeper Citizens' Bank, 151 n

Paca
Scott .lohn E. clerk, 473 w Fayette
Scott John, 106 Richmond
Scott John, laborer, 174 Burgundy al
Scott .John C. printer, 1.39 Mulijerry
Scott John, carpenter, 128 Druid Hill av
Scott John B. ship carpenter, 158 Gough
Scott John M. fisherman, 6 Hyde ct
Scott J.)hn. rigger, 127 s Washimcton, F. P
Scott John T. (Wm. Crichton & Son,) 219

Garden
Scott Jonathan W. printer, 189 s Paca
Scott Joseph, sr. carpenter, 23 .May
Scott Joseph, machinist, 23 May
Scott Joseph, carpenter, 3 Raborg
Scott Joseph, bookkeeper, 151 n Paca
Scott Lewis, carman, 175 s Washington, F. P.
Scott Lewis, sailor, '266 Canton av
Scott Mrs. Margaret, laundress, 39 Marion
Scott Mary, dry goods, 106 Richmond
Scott Neal, stone cutler, 110 s Castle
Scott Robert, tailor, 83 s High
Scott Robert, shoemaker, 308 Franklin
Scott Robert H shoemaker, 143 Peirce
Scott Rossiter S. (Tosvnsend Scott & Sons,)

242 n Eutaw
Scott Samuel, keeper light-house, Lazaretto,

Canton
Scott Thomas, 120 e Monument
Scott Town-send, (Townsend Scott & Sons,)

93 St. Paul
Scott Thomas A. 4irector N. C R., Calvert
station ■ '. r> -.

Scott Townsend (Si Sons, (T. Scott, R. fe.
Scott, J. J. Scotr,) stock brokers, 11 North
Scott T. Parkin, attorney, 16 St. Paul
Scott Wm. J. carpenter, 118 w Biddle, dw 70

Decker
Scott William, laborer, 554 Penna. av
Scott William, soldier, ill Chew ^

Scott Wm. G. bricklayer, 377 Saratoga •*
Scott Wm. G. jr. clerk, 377 Saratoga ,
Scott Wm. P. attorney, 16 St. Paul
Scott William, blacksmith, 251 Hollins
Scott William, sr. Mount Royal Hill N. C. R.
Scott Wm. A. enicineer, 118 n Eden
Scotii Henry E. grocer, 89 McElderry's whf,

dw 12 Watson
Scotti John, machinist, 57 Hillen
Scotti John, machinist, 157 e Eager
Scotti Virginia, 48 s Exeter
Scringer Peter W. CPoe & Scringer,) 53 Lee
Scriven Thos. J. cabinet maker, 145 n Eutaw

JA3IES H. aOHX.SOA, City i?.tea.« Firewood DliUs-Waiien's FUe and W.^ttx-i'ioof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric .Snioking Tubes, over 09 W. Baltimore-st.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, Ho. 40.

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Scrogg;s William, wagoner, 315 Harford av
ScrouUgh John, stone cutter, 207 Preston
Si'.mlder Rsichael, seamstress, 34 Stirling
Sculli'y Thomas, laborer, 326 s Sharp
Scullii>fi John, haokman, 233 Hamburg
Siuiliy Danii'l, clerk, 40 Columbia
Scully Daniel, (R. Sinclair, jr. & Co.) 40

Coiumiiia
Scully Denni.s, 11 House ct
Scully John, laborer, 358 West
Scully John, laborer, II House ct
Scully Lewis, laborer, 331 s Sharp
SEA Dr. CHARLES S. 253 n Bond
Sra Geo. W.,Cliurch H<ime, Broadway
Seaber John, keeper Canton park
Seahright Francis W. curi-ier, 168 Raborg
Seabright Mary M. confect'y, 108 German
Seabright Mrs. Rose, 168 Raborg
Seabrook Thomas, tailor, 29 Balderston
Seager Charles, frame maker, 144 Lee
Seager James R. frame maker, 144 Lee
Seager Thomas, jr., U. S. N., 144 Lee
Seager Thomas, picture frame and looking-
glass manufacturer, 17 s Sharp, dw 144 Lee
Seal Henry, carpenter, 231 Conway
Seal John, painter, 120 Scott
Seaman Christian, huckster, 122 Eislein
Seany Mrs. Sophia, 36 Franklin
Seanili Christopher, steam laundry, 1 e Bal-
timore, dw 38 n Front
Search Geo. F. cha-k, 38 n Front
Searley James E. guano weigher, 209 s Ann
Sears Chailis, clerk, 104 s Exeter
Sears Geo. T. serg't police, 20 n Pine
Sears Geo. T. police, 145 Hollins
Sears James, engineer, 69 Gough
Sears James S. clerk, 364 Saratoga
Sears John L. clerk, 88 a Sharp
Sears Mrs. Violet, 145 Hollins
Sears Wm. W. moulder, 24 s Sehroeder
Seaten Daniel T. printer, 130 Raborg
Seaver Mrs. M. 7 n Calhoun
Seayers Geo. W. painter, 371 Lexington
Seber Henry, n e cor Canton av and Castle
Seijour Lawrence, laborer, 56 Elliott
Seccombe Edward, carpenter, 320 Aisquith
Seccombe Josi'ph, carpenter, 187 n Central av
Seccombe J. H. C. clerk, 320 Aisquith
Seccombe Thomas, carpenter, 16 w Fayette,

dw 300 Aisquith
Secrist Jacol), boatman, 219 Aliceanna
Si-drlmier Simon, shoemaker, 48 s Wolfe
Sedgwick J. Harvuy, product; commission
m n-c!iant,81 Smith's wlif, dw 79 n Caroline
Sedmiwradsky John, butcher, 21 Abbot
Seche Joseph, cabinet maker, 9 s Bond
Seche Joseph, clerk, 9 s Bond
SECOND NATIONAL BANK, n w corner

Eastern av and Bfoadwav
Seeljach Catherine, iriidwif.', 439 w Pratt
Seebach Charles, tailor, 127 n Dallas
Seeberger Adolph, shoeiinaker, 34 Harford av
Seebo George, blacksmith, 263 Hanover
Seebo .Mrs. S. confectionery, 263 Hanover
Seebode Charles F. jeweler, 132 e Lombard
Seebode Louis, confectionery, 303 Light
Seebold Anna, 64 Walnut al
Seebold Benj. F. soldier, 188 Aisquith
Seebold Charles, 156 n Exeter
Seebold Hi'iiry J. C. fruit pri'server, 243, 245

and 247 e Monument, dw 188 Aisquith
Seebold Henry, harness maker, 158 Stirling
Seedz John, butcher, 12 Calverton road

Seedz Mrs. Mary, 14 Calverton road
Seeger Charles, soldier, 12 s Liberty
SEEGER JACOB, lager beer brewery, inter-
section of Fredi'rick road and Pratt, office
23 German, dw311 w Fayette
Seeger Jacob, silver plater and manufacturer
of military ornaments, 23 German, dw 311
w Fayette
Seeger Jacob, whitewasher, 254 e Eager
Seeger John, laborer, 67 Frederick
Seegruber Mrs. Margaret, foncy goods, 234

Eastern av
SEELBACH WILLIAM, apothecary, 445 w

Baltimore
Seeley Andrew J. conductor, 5 s Republican
Seeley Mary Ann, Mt. De Sales, Baltimore co.
Seelinger Adam, tailor, 53 n Spring
Seeman Mrs. Elizabeth, 40 e'Lombard
Seeman Herman, 40 e Lombard
SEEMULLER A. & SONS, (A. Seemul-
ler, sr., J. R. Seemuller, Wm. Seemuller,
G Brown,) tobacco, cigir and general com-
mission merchants, 55 Exchange place
Seemuller A. (A. Seemuller & Sons,) Freder-
ick road near Loudon Park Cemetery
Seemuller John R. (A. Seemuller & Sons,) 65

St. Paul
Seemuller Wm. (.\. Seemuller & Sons,) St.

Louis, Mo.
Sees Charles, printer, 261 n Dallas
See.<< Francis, paver, 257 n Dallas
Sees George, laborer, 102 s Paluxent
Sees Julian, labryer, Winan'srow
Seestedt Capt. C. 253 s Wolfe
Sects John, butcher, 69 Lexington market,

dw Calverton road
.Seevers Augustus F 81 Franklin
Seevers Dietrich, shoemaker, 44 1^ e Pratt
Seevers William R cotton broker, 5 grocers'
exchange. Exchange place, dw 44 McCul-
loh
Seewald Philip C. cab. maker, 244 Hanover
Seffers George H. O. 82 n Charles
Sefton Jeremiah, coachmaker, 193 n Dallas
Segafoose Henry, seaman, 157 s Caroline
Segafoose John, caulker, 137 William
Segerman Henry, jr., clerk, 175 Penna. av
Segcrman John, 21 s Ann
Segerman Wm. H. wholesale grocer, produce
and commission house, 8 and 10 Penna av,
dw 175
Seger Henry, laborer, Calverton road, n of

Baltimore
Segers Elizabeth, 86 n Eden
Segner Charles, mariner, 219 s Ann
Seguiti Charles H. druggist, s w cor Charles

and Lee
Seguin Mrs. Mary E. s w cor Charles and

Lee
Sehle John, shoemaker, 148 n Front
Seibel Charles, tailor, 60 Portland
Seibel Jacob, tailor, 42 Harrison, dw 137 n

Bond
Seibel John, engineer, 251 West
Seibert Adam, basket maker, 383 w Pratt
Seibert Andreas, laborer, 210 s Bethel
Seibert Mr.s. Catherine,^^135 L. Greene
SEIBERT EDWARD,' hosiery and trim-
mings, 351^ w Baltimore, dw 37 s Exeter
Seibert John, tailor, 135 e Lombard
Seibert John, porter, 53 Pearl
Seibert John, carpenter, 109 Leadenhall
Seibert John, tailor, 14 Etna la

KAT^IOAD, BURTOX & CO., 168 Kallimore-sf., ne.-ir C;>lvei-t. ke*!) tUe Largest aud
Best Appointed Sliirt aiid Fiiriiisliing Goods House tu tUc United States.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

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Seibert John A. carpenter, 31 King

Seibert Mary A. 143 Canton av

Seibert Matthias, 143 Canton av

Seibert Peter, laborer, 287 s Dallas

Seibert Mrs. Rcgine, corset maker, 103 e

Baltimore
Seibert Wasmoth, tailor, 45 Bank
Seibold Geo. W. police, 110 n Pine
Seibold John, laborer, 6 Smith
Seibold Michael, grocery, 351 Saratoga
Seidenstricker Albert B. tools and hames, 44

Light, dw 224 n Caroline
Seidenstricker Frederick, drawbridge keeper,

14 n Bond
Seidenstricker Henry A. clerk, 556 w Fayette
Seidenstricker Jolin B. president National In-
surance Co. 30 South, dw 303 n Caroline
Seidenstricker William, carpenter, 398 e Mon-
ument
Seidenzahl Henry, shoemaker, 232 n Dallas
SEIDEWITZ F. W. paper-box maker, 284

w Baltimore, dw 86 Columbia
Seidewitz Wm. paper-box maker, 36 Columbia
Seidler John, laborer, 88 s Castle
Seif Simon, peddler, 11 Gough
Seifers Hannah, liquors, 174 s Caroline
Seifert Gotleib, junk shop, 174 s Regester
Seifrrt Helen, seamstress, 214 Canton av
Seifert Henry, carpenter, 17 Bevan
Seifert Joseph, shoemaker, 170 s Wolfe
Seifert Michael, laborer, 83 Cambridge
Seifert Valentine, laborer, 7 Philpot
Seigfrits Frederick, porter, 156 Ctiesnut
Seigler Michael, tailor, basement 228 Saratoga
Seigler Wm. laltorer, 55 Albemarle
Seigman Charles, fireman, 350 West
Seigmond F. glass blower, Stockholm betw.

Eutaw and Russell
Seihelstei! George, shoe fitter, 57 Clay
Seile S. B. stone seal engraver, 82 n Gay
Seini Henry, clerk. 111 n Howard
Seim Henry A. photographer. 111 n Howard
Seim John C. candy maker, 87 Biddle
Seim M. J. toy & var'y store, 111 n Howard
Seip John, laborer, 2 Wagon al
Seip Wm. collector, 91 Garden
Seipp Catherine, 175 s Sharp
SEIPP CONRAD, grocer, 339 e Monument
Seipp Mrs. Elizabeth, tavern, 148 Light-st wf.
Seipp Frederick, U. S. N., 2 Hill
Seipp George, breaksman, 1 Warner
Seipp Wm. 2 Armistead la
Beipp Wm. H. stone cutter, 175 s Sharp
Seipple Conrad, barber, 116 s Ann
Seipple George, laborer, 113 s Dallas
Seiss Jacob, shoemaker, 9 Carlton
Seith John, tailor, 149 e Pratt
Seitz Adam, laborer, 174 s Regester
Seitz George, baker, 290 s Bond
Seitz Heniy, plasterer, 839 w Pratt
Seitz John, baker, 47 Aliceanna
Seitz John, carter, 30 Lee
Seitz John, clerk, 464 w Baltimore
Seitz John, clerk, 149 Franklin
Selbv John W. (John A. Hambleton & Co.)

1.36 w Biddle
SELBY & McCAULEY, (N. R. Selby, W.
S. McCauley,) stationery and fancy goods,
32 w Baltimore
Selby Mollie K. teacher, 382 Franklin
Selby Nancy, 5 Williamson al
Selby N. Richard. (Selby & McCauley,) n e
cor Aisquith and Orleans

Selby Wm. W. .shoemaker, 275 Hanover
Seldner Lewis, clothier, 105 n Gay, dw 107
Self Wm. waterman, 142 Hamburg
Selig Frederick, tailor, 65 Aliceanna
Seligi'r Joel, dry goods, 13 e Baltimore, dw31

s High
Seliger Joseph, dry goocfe, 27 w Baltimore
Seligman Charles, clerk, 109 e Baltimore
Seligman Henry, clerk, 475 w Lombard
Seligman Maier, tobacco, 773 w Baltimore
Scllar Alexander, grocery, 68 Chew
Seller Mrs. Annie, 35 s Caroline
Seller John, shoemaker, 250 Canton av
Sellers Andrew, tailor, 13 s Spring
Sellers Charles, tailor, 11 Fayette
Sellers Jacob, carpenter, 35 Arch, dw cor

Lexington and Poppleton
SELLERS JESSE, boots, shoes and gaiters,

10 North, dw Mansion house
Sellers Mathias, bricklayer, 165 Warner
Sellman Alexander, (Sellman & Hopkins,)

Lombard e of Strieker
Sel'man Arthur W. clerk, 330 Madison av
SELLMAN & HOPKINS, (A Sellman, M.
Hopkins,) fish merchants, 4 Bowly's whf.
Sellman Jacob, merchant tailor, 230 Eastern av
Sellman James C. coal agent, .330 Madison av
Sellman John, can maker, Olives hotel, 94 s

Charles
Sellman John, blacksmith, 234 s Broadway
Sellman Peter, carman, 131 s Wolfe
Sellner Frederick, laborer, 349 e Lombard
Si'Ipy Ann, Aliceanna near Eden
S.'ltzer George, (G. & Wm. H, D. Seltzer,)

78 w Hoffman
Seltzer Geo. & Wm. H. D. (George & Wm.
H. D. Seltzer,) butchers, 11 Centre, 2 and
15 Lexington, and 48 Hanover markets
Seltzer Wm. H. D. (Geo. & Wm. H. D.

Seltzer,) 78 w Hoffman
Selvay Richard, blacksmith, 324 Raborg
Si'lvy Jas. E. soldier, 79 s Ann
^Selway Robert, tanner and currier, 14 s Cal-
vert, dw 539 Saratoga
Selway Wm. ship carpenter, 68 Washington,

F. H.
Selwyn Richard, machinist, JelTerson between

Broadway and Ann
Semer Thomas, Church Home, Broadway
Semmelbauer Margaret, scourer, 122 Orleans
Semmelbauer Wilhelm, confectioner, 122 Or-
leans
Semmelrogge Harman, piano maker, 9 Sterrett
Semmes Robert D. bookkeeper, 83 St. Paul
Semrad Alfred, Choptank bet. Hampstead and

Fayette
Semrad Alfred, tailor, 25 w Fayette, dw

Butcher hill
Semrad John, tailor, 300 n Gay, dw 125 Ais-
quith
Sendclbach John, harness mak. 27 w Lombard
Senderling J<)hn, jr. bricklayer, 10:? Aisquith
Senf Frederick Win. musical instrument ma-
ker, 58 n Broadway
Senft George, carter, 42 Abbot
SENFT HENRY, importer Rhine wine, Paca

rear of Peoples Bank, dw 313 Mulberry
Senft Henry, hotel, 313 Mulberry
Senft John, laljorer, 48 Abbot
SENFT LOUIS & CO. (Louis Senft, Louis

Steinhofer,) druggists, 22 n Howard
Senft Louis, (Louis Senft & Co.) 313 Mul-
berry

cJ. HE^TRY GIESE, Commission I>rer<>Iiant. for the sale of Flowr. Gmin, Seeds, «&c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, Ht Spear's "Wharf.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Senft Simon, baker, 46 Abbot
Sen^ Jolm, piano nnaker, 93 Pimrl
Sen^ Pliillopena, seamstress, 124 Henrietta
Senkle Michael, laborer, 70 Essex
Sensener Georjje W". 355 e Biltimore
Senseney Vlrs Jane, 127 Garden
Seofriedl Frederick, 156 Chesnut
Seppal Leonard, tailor, 447 w Biltimore
Sepple Thomas, shoemaker, 10 e M )nument
Serames Mrs Mary, Brown's la nr Harford av
Serch Christ., laundryman, 38 n Front
Sera;arMrs. Sarah, 32 Mount
Serger Sarah, 32s Caroline
Sermons John, ship carpenter, 33 n Wolfe
Sermons Rob(irt, cooper, 118 s Re2;ester
Sermons William, fireman, 132 Lancaster
Serp Frederick, shoemaker, 448 w Biltimore
Sert Henry, flour and feed, 311 s Bond
Server Albert T. tin and sheet iron worker,

46 Chew
Server Wm. H. morocco dresser, 141 n Eden
Server William H. jr., printer, 117 e Madi-
son
Sessions Au2;ustus D. 92 William
Sessions Wm. P. clerk, 92 William
Sessler Joseph, laborer, 193 s Castle
Seth Charles, wire worker, 21 Barre
Seth Mrs. Elizabeth, 106 e Pratt
Seth Joseph B clerk, 22 Camden
Seth Mary A. 106 e Pratt
SETH ROBERT L. oyster packer, 9 Albe-
marle, dw Fountain hotel
Setz Joseph, shoemaker, 231 s Wolfe
Seufert Culierine, variety store, 129 Penna.av
Seufert Charles, tailor, 129 Penna. av
Seum Hi;nry J. cooper, 59 s Ore2;on
Severance Charles, junk, 198 East
Severe William, machinist, 63 s High
Severe William, machinist, 2 Somerset
Severson Margaret T. 197 n Exeter
Severson Stephen, sr., 197 n Exeter
Severson Stephen W. bookkeeper, 197 n Exe- .

ter
Sevier Charles, wheelwright, 9 Sim.;rset
Sevier James, wheelwright, 9 Somerset
Seville Francis, butcher, 139 Greenm lunt av
Seving John R. produce dealer, 34 M osher
Sew Thomas, cabinet maker, 41 Philpot
Sewald Philip, cabinet maker, 244 Hanover
Seward Cliarles, carpenter, 171 § Washing-
ton, P. P.
Seward James, huckster, 92 n Front
Seward James, huckster, 129 Hamburg
Seward James, wood dealer, n w cor Aliceanna

and Chester, dw 359 Canton av
Seward Capt. John A. mariner, 33 Hill
Seward John W. ship carpenter, 33 Hill
Seward Solomon, cooper, 319 e Pratt
Seward T. W. provisions, 254 e Pratt
Seward William, tador, 129 s Bethel
Sewell Mrs. Amelia A. milliner, 100 Pearl
Sewell Daniel, blacksmith, 112 L. Greene
Sewell E. (Vlockbee& Sewell,) 29 e Baltimore
Sewell Henry, watchmaker, 7 St. Paul
Sewell Henry, watchmaker, 75 Ensor
Sewell Rev. James, 68 Conway
Sewell Jam^'s H. blacksmith, 56 s Republican
Sewell James T. clerk, 26 Columbia
Sewell John T. millwright, 100 Pearl
Sewell Richard, machinist, 527 w Lombard
Sewell Richard, jr. (T. Sewell & Sons,) 247

w Biddle
Sewell Sarah, teacher, 26 Columbia

SEWELL THOM\S & SONS, (Thomas
S;well, jr., Richard Sewell,) tanners, 44
Pennsylvania av
Sewell Thomas, jr., (T. Sewell & Sons,) 485

Penna. av
Sewell Rev. Thomas, 20 n Eutaw
Sewell Thos. H. cement, 26 Columbia
Sewell Wm. R. blacksmith, 210 Hollins
Sexton John, laborer, 35 Stockton al
Sexton S. B. (S. B. Sexton & Co.) Balio. Co.
Sexton S. B. & Co (S. B. Sexton, Sanjuel
M'Coy,) stoves. Ill w Loml)ard, foundry
154 and 156 Conway. — [See p. 51 Mvertise-
ments]
Sexton Michael, laborer. 1 "Chesnut
Seyfiind Frederick, laborer, 75 Washington,

F. H.
Seyler Mrs. Catherine C. 54 George
Seymore Wm. tobacconist, 208 s Eutaw
Seymour Conrad H. painter, 299 Columbia
Seymour David, brickmaker, 4 McHenry
SEYMOUR & FORNSHILL, (W.H. Sey-
mour, C. H. Fornshill.) hotel and dining
saloon, 92 w Baltimore
Seymour George T. soldier, 77 s Fremont
Seymour Joseph 0. brickmaker, 77 s Fremont
Seymour Mrs. Margaret J. 77 s Fremont
Seymour Samuel, pudJler, 203 s Chester
Seymour Sarah E. teacher, n e cor Ann and

Lombard
Seymour Thomas, boiler maker, 219 Boston
Seymour W. Spedden, silversmith, 270 e

Lombard
Seymour Wm. A. clerk, 34 s Ann
Seymour Wm. carpenter, 19 Orchard
Seymour Win. police, 116 Preston
Shaab Joseph, biftcher, Garrison la s of West-
ern cemetery la
Shaahan Dan. laborer, 6 Armistead la
Shaahan Timothy, laborer, 2 Armistead la
Shaahan Wm. laborer, 4 .Vrmistead la
Shackelford Mary, 136 Gough
Shackelford Thomas, ship joiner, 136 Gough
Sliacklefird George, waterman, 245 e Pratt
Shacklefjrd Zichariah, sailinak. 9 n Rigester
Shade Gidfrey, blacksmith, 455 w Pratt
Shade John, wood sawyer, 23 Preston
Shade Philip, tailor, 131 Dover
Shade Philip, jr., 131 Dover
Shadey Frederick, blacksmith, 456 w Pratt
Shae John, blacksmith, 61 Clifford al
Shae Richard, grocery and liquor, 134 East
ShaefTer Andrew, laborer, 23 s Spring
Shaeffer Charles F. laborer, 176 s Wolfe
Shaeffer Conrad, carter, 36 Preston
Shaeffer Henry, gas fitter, 15 n Liberty
Shaefer Frederick, 4 Winderling mw
Shafer August, tailor, s w cor Eutaw and

German, dw 383 w Pratt
Shafer Daniel R. clerk, 177 Preston
Shafer Esther A. 177 Preston
Shafer Henry, police, 347 e Monument
Shafer Henry, 166 Eastern av
Shafer Joseph, laborer, 212 n Eden
Shafer Joseph, laborer, 220 Boston
Shaffer Chas. H. drayman, 160 Columbia
Shaffer Mrs. Elizabeth, 220 Boston
Shaffer F. Littig, jr. (Mayger & Shaffer,) 60

Gough
Shaffer George E. ship carpenter, 308 e Pratt
Shaffer Geo. storekeeper Custom House, 84 a

Paca
Shaffer George, carpenter, 242 n Central av

AUG. G. MEICER & CO., Manufacturers of Wliite L.eacl, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue>
IVeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnislies, lUO \V. liOmbard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Shaffer Mrs. 276 s Charles

Shaffer Wm. Tlios. (Kimball, Shaff'er & Co.)
137 Bank

Shaffner Mrs. Jacob, artificial flower manufac-
turer, 74 w Baliunore

Shaffner John, laborer, Calverton road ii of
Baltimore

Shaffner Mrs. Mary E. 223 Washington,

Shaffner Samuel, agent M. and C. R. R.,

Camden Station, dw27 n Calvert
Shakespear Ann, 276 s Charles
Shakespear Jonathan, engineer, 226 Mont-
gomery
Shal Joseph, laborer, 272 s Caroline
Shalenberger Rudolpii, locksmith, 69 Park
Shalley Nicholas, lal)orer, 149 Raiiorg
Shallus Frank H. printer, 224 e Monument
Shally Michael, moulder, 40 Pearl
Shambach Frederick, tailor, over 78 Centre

market space
Shamburg Capt. Francis, 609 vi^ Lombard
Shamburg Geo. P laborer, foot of Hughes
Shamburu; Henry, carpenter, 294 Cross
SHAMBURG HOUSE, 29 and 31 s Liberty,

F. H. O'Conner, proprietor
SHAMBURG JOHN, restaurant, 43 and 45

s Liberty
Shamburg Lawrence, plasterer, 284 Cross
Shamburg Louis, upholsterer, 265 w Pratt
Shamburg William, 225 w Lombard
Shamburg William, cigar maker,310 Franklin
Shamer Theodore, chair maker, U n Front
Shanahan Michael, laborer, 58 Stiles
Shanahan Patrick, porter, 44 Boyd
Shanahan William, laborer, 648 w Pratt
Shanaman John, letter carrier, 30 n Eutaw
Shanaman John, tinner, 3U n Eutaw
Shane Daniel, 421 w Lombard
Shane Daniel G. cigar maker, 34 Camden
Shane Daniel K. bricklayer, 29 Pearl
Shane Mrs. Henrietta, scourer, 34 Camden
Shane Henry C. printer, 34 Camden
Shane John, laborer, 20 Block
Shane John, tailor, 213 s Bethel
Shane John, laborer, 129 Chesapeake
Shane John, beer saloon, n e cor Pratt and

Durham
Shane John H. printer, 106 e Monument
Shane .loseph, bookkeeper, 1 Portland
Shane Patrick, laborer, 68 w Biddle
Shanefelter Frederick, laborer, 41 Block
Shaner George, butcher, 128 Centre and 19
Lexington jnarkets, dw Harford av near
Point la
Shaner Mrs. Margaret, 184 s Bethel
Shaney Mrs. Margaret, 59 Graiiby
Shaney Thomas, fisherman, 29 Albemarle
Shank Adam, laborer, 243 s Ann
Shank Geo. W. engineer, 112 n Bond
Shank Martin, milkman, Clinton nr Elliott
Shanke Thos. H. serg't police, 265s Charles

Shanks Mrs. , 296 Johnson

Shanks John, shoemaker, 28 Rock
SHANKS THOMAS, sewing machine deal-
er and repairer, s w cor Sharp and Lombard
Shanley Jane, over 57 Centre market space
Shanley John J. clerk, 59 Conway
Shanley Thomas, furrier, 59 Conway
Shanley Wm. P. (High & Shi^nley,) 59 Con-
way
Shannahan Ann, 58 Stiles
Shannahan Catherine, 58 Stiles

Shannessy Henry M. painter, 233 w Fayette
Shannessy James, painter, 163 w Fayette,

dw233
Shannessy Thomas, tinner, 30 New Church
Shanning John, tailor, 51 n Spring
Shannon Andrew, broom maker, 102 Ensor
Shannon Augustus, mariner, 37 Burke
Shannon Brian, laborer, 10 Brune
Shannon Bridget, tav. 43 Centre market space
Sliannon David R. clerk Equitable Society,

632 Lexington
Shannon Edward P. ship carpenter, 49:^ W

Lombard
Shannon James, broom maker, 201 e Monu-
ment
Shannon John, clerk, 259 n Howard
Shannon John, drayman, 50 n Schroeder
Shannon Michael, laborer, 46 s Dewberry al
Shannon Nathaniel, agent Thistle Manufac-
turing Co. 146 w Fayette, dw 259 n Howard
Shannon Peter, laborer, 33 Mount
Shannon Peter, laborer, 105 Caml)ridge
Shannon Thomas, laborer, 107 s Paca
Shannon Wm. clerk, 632 Lexington
Shannon Wm. A. bruommaker, 13 Henrietta
Shannon Wm. H. clerk, 259 Saratoga
Shantz Henry, tailor, 298 Franklin
Sharar Wm.'G. (M. Perine & Sons,) 457 \r

Fayette • .

Shardlamon John, shoemaker, 126 Peirce
Share Charles, huckster, 22 Orleans
Share Josi.-ph, huckster, 22 Orleans
Share Philip T. 137 w Fayette
Share Richard, carpenter, 84 s Washington,

F. P.
Share Richard, 137 w Payette
Share Seraphim, iron moulder, 22 Orleans
Sharer Wm. Geo. pottery, 711 w Baltimore,

dw 457 w Fayette
Sharer — — , brakesman N. C. R. 357 Ca-
thedral
Sharretts Grason W. clerk Pension Office,

Washington, D. C.,dw 196 w Biddle
Sharretts Samuel F. clerk, 196 w Biddle
Sharretts John F. 196 w Biddle
Sharretts Wm. L. 386 w Fayette
Sharkey James, carpenter, 46 Richmond
Sharkey John & Co. (J. Sharkey, D. Key-

ser,) china merchants, 317 w Baltimore
Sharkey John, (J. Sharkey & Co.) Miller a

hotel
Sharkey Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 78 Mul-
berry
Sharkey Peter, carpenter, 78 Mulberry
Sharman Peter, butcher. 111 McElderry
Sharp Alf'd P sewing machines, 59 s Howard
Sharp A. P. (Sharp & Dohme, ) 88 s Paca
Sharp & Dohme, (A. P. Sharp, Lewis
Dohme,) pharmaceutists, s w corner Pratt
and Howard
Sharp Elizabeth, boarding, 60 e Baltimore
Sharp Thomas B. chairmaker, 60 e Baltimore
Sharp, Mrs. Thos B. boarding, 60 e Baltimore
Shaub Adam, laborer, 15 Gould's la
Shaub Christian, tailor, 54 n Caroline
Shaub Fred'k, dry goods, 52 s Paca
Shaub Henry, carter, 54 n Caroline
Shaub Louis, shoemaker, 52 s Paca
Shauck Jacob R. R. clerk, 76 Mount
Shaughnessy John, gas fitter, 24 Valley
Shaupt Conegonda, grocery, 242 e Chase
Shaupt John, paver, 242 e Chase
Shaw Capt. Alex. J. mariner, 65 s Broadway

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWIIVG MACHINE is tlie best for all purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Shaw Mrs. Ann, grocery, 282 e Monument
Sliaw Arthur, brush maker, 24 St. James
Shaw Bernard, stone outter, 11 Grundy
Shaw & Byrn, (G. W. Shaw, W. T.Bvrn,)

sail hft, 123 MoElderry's wharf
SHAW CHRISTOPHER, cotta-e saloon,

13 n High, dw 11
Shaw Daniel J. sail maker, 128 Bank
Shaw Daniel, grocery, 246 Columbia
Shaw Daniel, sutler, 114 German
Shaw David W. carpenter, 221 w Fayette
Shaw Edw. 0. clerk, Grundy nr McMechin
Shaw Mrs. Elizabeth, N. C. R. near Reser-
voir
Shaw George J. confectioner, 124 Columbia
Shaw Greenbury "W. (Shaw & Byrn,) 23

Warren
Shaw Hugh, 131 n Eutaw
Shaw Isaiah L. sr. bricklayer, 314 Light
Shaw Isaiah L. jr. bricklayer, 314 Light
Shaw Isabella S'. teacher, Franklin inn
Shaw James W. assistant chief engineer fire

department, 210 w Pratt
Shaw John, furniture store, 660 w Baltimore
Shaw Capt. Joseph M. 123 s Ann
Shaw Capt. Joshua, pilot, 301 e Pratt
Shaw John, furniture dealer, 660 w Baltimore,

dw 98 HoUins
Shaw James, laborer, over 9 s Front
Shaw John, drover, 157 n Eutaw
Shaw Mary, 307 n Central av
Shaw Mary, 34 e iVIonument
Shaw Nathaniel, 41 Aisquitli
Shaw Nicholas P. laborer, 1.5 s Durham
Shaw Olivia, teacher, 18 s High
Shaw Peter, 312 Aliceanna
Shaw Capt. Robert, 182 Bank
Shaw Robert, painter, Mount Royal Hill nr

Reservoir
Shaw Ruel, music teacher, Grundy nr McMe-
chin
Shaw Samuel T. bookkeeper Marine Bank,

18 s High
Shaw Samuel H. accountant, 18 s High
Shaw Samuel, bricklayer, 106 Ramsay
Shaw Susan, seamstress, lea Burgundy al
Shaw Wm. drover, 88 n Exeter
Shaw Wm. brush fijiishcr, 28 w Baltimore
Shaw Mrs Wm. S. 236 Saratoga
Shaw William F. boiler maker, 122 s Reges-

ter
Shaw Wm, H. ship joiner, 107 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Shawgo Mrs. John, 129 Peirce
Shawl John L. paver, 359 Monument
Shay Joseph, laborer, 19 n Front n of Foundry
Shea Richard, grocery and liqiiors, 34 East
Shea Mary, seamstress, 161 Cambridge
Shea Sarah, 134 n Central av
Shea Thomas, ship carpenter, 101 Cambridge
Shea Patrick, grocery, 413 s Charles
Shearer John, oysters, 184 n Exeter
Shearer Margaret, confectioner, 90)^ Lee
Shearer Niles H. med. student, 84 Hanover
Shearer Dr. Thomas, 80 n Charles
Shears Harman, huckster, 161 Montgomery
Sheck Frank, laborer, 528 Penna. av
Sheck^lLs Augustus C. painter, 137 n Fremont
SHECKELLS & GRAY, (J. O. Sheckells,
W. M Gray,) coal, s e cor. Fremont and
Mulberry
Sheckells John, cooper, Ridgcly, dw 112 s
Paca

Sheckells John O. (Sheckells & Gray,) 185

n Fremont
Sheckells Joseph, coal, 185 n Fremont
Skeckells Lavinia, 3 Russell
Sheckells Mrs. Mary, cor of Stockholm and

Ridgely
Sheckells Merrick, pattern maker, 112 s Paca
Sheckells Richard W. (Silverwood & Sheck-
ells,) 255 Harford av
Sheckels Benj. F. fisherman, 283 William
Sheckels Cephas, engineer, 112 Ramsay
Sheckels Richard M. grocer, 740 w Baltimore
Sheckels Thomas, fisherman, 50 Fort av
Sheckels Wm. fisherman, 50 Fort av
Sheckels Wm. stone cutter, 9 Watson
Shedrick Richard, bricklayer, 427 e Fayette
Shehan Daniel, dairyman, 3-6 Harford av
Shehan Daniel, laborer, 62 Biiren
Shehan Thomas, coal oil, 135 Druid Hill av
Sheedy Bridget, tavern, 2 s Paca
Sheedy John, laborer, 141 Low
Sheedy Michael, blacksmith, 17 Ringgold al
Sheedy Thomas, horse shoer, 2 s Paca
Sheehan Maurice, carter, 63 Greenmount av
Sheehan Edward, tavern, 166 West Falls av
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, 53 Hillen
Sheehan Thomas, carpenter, 53 Hillen
Sheehy Janies, bookseller and book binder,

15 St. Paul, dw 518 Lexington
Sheehy Mary M. fancy goods, 196>.< Lex-
ington
Sheeks Geo. T. carpenter, 461 Franklin
Sheeks Jacob, carpenter, 461 Franklin
Sheeler Anthony, cooper, 112 n Gay
Sheeler August, flour store, 462 n Gay
Sheeler George, cooper, 21 s Central av
Sheeler John, cedar cooper, 213 e Monument
Sheeler Lewis, drayman, cor Fort av and

Johnson
Sheeler Louis H. laborer, n e cor Fort av

and Johnson
Sheeler William, laborer, Fort av near Law-
rence
Sheeler Wm. H. brushmaker, 112 n Gay
Sheely John, foundryman, 42 Preston
Sheer Martin, cattle dealer, Fulton btw Fay-
ette and Lexington
Sheets Daniel, 41 Philpot
Sheets Philip, soldier, 137 Forrest
Sheets Wm. H. brush maker. 111 Columbia
Sheffer Jesse, (ShefferA Co.) 121 s Greene
Sheffer John W. jr. (Sheffer & Co.) 146 3

Charles
Sheffer & Co's, (J. Sheffer, J W. Sheffer,

jr., J. E. Ward,) Express, S3 s Eutaw
Sheffer John, tavern, 39 s Paca
Sheffield Byron, clerk, 106 Hollins
Sheffield Frederick, tinner, 115 n Bond
Sheffield James, printer, 341 e Baltimore
Sheffield John, bookkeeper, 228 w Biddle
Sheffield Wm. R. 106 Hollins
Shehan Edward, carter, 5 Walnut al
Shehr Peter, laborer, 26 Raborg
Sheikel Enos, laborer, 155 Burgundy al
Sheil Edward T. printer, 60 n Exeter
Shell Michael, 60 n Exeter
Sheild Mrs. Susan, Monument e of Caroline
Shein Adam, 55 B-lair and Centre markets
Sheiry Jackson, cattle dealer, 348 Lexington
Sheldon Alex, shoemaker, 166 Orleans
Sheldon James, shoemaker, 340 Aisquith
Sheldon James, shoemaker, 18 Williamson al
Sheldon John, shoemaker, 136 William

JAUIES H. JOHxVSOV. City .Steam Firewood MiUs-AVan^ei.-s Fire and Water-prooT
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimorc-»t.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

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Sheldon John, shoemaker, .341 e Monument
Sheldon John, police, 22 VVilliLimson al
Sheldon Wm. shoeiniiker, 21 Walker
Sheldon Wm. B. actor, 114 ii Exeter
Sheldt Henry J. 159 n Central av
Shellenberger George, ladies' hair dressing

saloon, 155 e Baltimore
Shellen.shlager Mathias, provision store, 97

Jefferson
Sheller Frederick, hack driver, 258 e Lombard
Shelley Wm. laborer, 102 Boyd
ShendoUar Joiin, cooper, 155 West
Shene Bernard, grocery, n e cor Washing-
ton and Wi'St
Shenkelberg Henry, shoemaker, 48 Harrison
Shep Powell, 241 s Bethel
Shephard Ja.nes H. carpenter, 180 George
Shephaid Jane, 44 Haw
Shepherd Ellen, hucksteress, 39 Warren
Shepherd Henry S. clerk, 136 Pine
Shepherd Mrs. Sarah, nurse, 339 Eastern av
Sheppard Frederick, huckster, 231 s Paca
Sheppard Geo. T. 39 William
Sheppard Hannah B. 142 n Charles
Sheppard John, mate, 343 s Bond
Sheppard John T. engineer, 170 Conway
Sheppard John, laborer, Frederick av nr city

limits
Sheppard Josiah carpenter, 259 w Fayette
Sheppard Laura, 704 Saratoga
Sheppard Louisa, 12 Abey al
Sheppard Mary G. huck-sieress, 418 Light
Sheppard Nicholas A. transportation clerk B.

& O. R. R., dw 89 s Sharp
Sheppard S irah R. dress m iker, 296 n Eutaw
Sheppard Wm. H. coach painter, cor Tyson

and Richmond
Sherden VIrs. Margaret, over 9 s Front
Sherdy Henry, boiler maker, 103 n Central av
Sherer Archibald D. carpenter, 305 Saratoga
Sherer Archibald D. moulder, 305 Saratoga
Sherder Geo. 86 s Central av
Sheridan Mrs. Mary, 506 w Pratt
Sheridan John, laborer, 102 Lancaster
SherkliH" R becca, seamstress. 55 Holland
Sheriner Charles, grocery, 21 e Monument
Sheridan Mrs. .Fane, 277 w Fayette
SHERIDAX WALTER A. confectionery, n

w cor Fayette and Pine
Sherlock Wm. 144 s Sharp
Sherman George, laborer, 267 Aisquith
Sherman John, laborer, 17 Elliott
Sherman John, hatter, 102 Chew
Sherman Mrs. Mary, 310 s Charles
Sherman Sai'ah A. tailoress, 35 n Caroline
Sherman William, mariner, 195 Hanover
Shermer George, baker, 863 w Baltimore
Shern Micliael, carter, 85 Hampstead
Sherrer Godfrey, 2 Momlet ct
Sherrer John, turner, 304 Canton av
Sherry Bernard, carter, 336 Eastern av
Sherry Hugh, tavern, 139 s High
Sherry John, tavern, s w cor Eastern av and
Sherry Muy, 315 n Howard
Sherry Peter, carter, 9 Bank
Sherw(eid Chas. W. shipsmith, 116s Caroline
Sherwood Edward W mariner, 167 Hughes
Sherwood Elizabeth, 68 East
Sherwood Virs. Eliza, 124 s Chester
Sherwo.pd Francis, ship carp'tr, 124s Chester
Sherwood Georgene, dressmaker, 135 n Paca
Sherwood tlonry C. clerk, cor. Harrison and

W Fayette

Sherwood Howell P. bar tender, Sherwood's

hotel, cor Harrison and Fayette
Sherwood James, clerk, cor Harrison and

Fayette
Sherwood John R. navy, 109 s Washinarton,

F.P. °

Sherwood Mary, 88 Ensor
Sherwood Mary A. dressmaker, 135 n Paca
Sherwood Pliilip, shipsmith, 17 Philipot, dw

269 e Pratt

SHERWOOD RICHARD P., Hotel
and Restaurant, lodging all hours
of the night, s e cor Harrison and
Payette.

Sherwood Richard, dry goods, 39 e Baltimore
Sherwood Robert, 106 n Bond
Sherwood Robert, jr. soldier, 106 n Bond
Sherwood Samuel, ship joiner, 56 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Sherwood Thomas, carpenter, 122 Franklin
Sherwood Wm. 135 n Paca
Sherwood Wni. soldier. 229 Peirce
Sherwood VVm. soldier, 32 .Veighbor
Sherwood Wm. tavern, 259 Greenmount av
Sherwood Wm. R. clerk, 29 s High
Sherwood Wm. .). paper hanger, 227 Pierce
Sherwood Wm. H. tinner, 223 s Paca
Sherwood Wm. clerk, 172s Washino-ton, F.P.
SHERWOOD VVM. S. book and job printer,

6 n Gay, dw Sherwood's hotel, cor Fayette

and Harrison
Shesgrene Wm. coach painter, 248 n Eden
Sheve Bernard, cigar maker, 15 Warner
SHEWBROOKS WM. H. agent and dealer

in fruit.s, poultry, &c., 124 Lignt-st wharf,

dw 70 Lee
Shick John, cooper, 18 Bank
Shields Absalom B. ladies shoemaker, 93 Ra-

borg
Shie'lds Chas. A. clerk P. 0 387 Lexington
Shields Mrs. Elizabeth C. 22 n Ann
Shields G^o. D. tailor, 387 Lexington
Shields Geo. shoemaker, 22L) Chesnut
Shields Geo. W. driver Adams express, 230

w Pratt
Shields George, laborer, 113 Mullikin
Shields James, printer, 233 e Caase
Shields James, blacksmith, 282 Montgomery
Shields John W. painter, 113 Mullikin
Shields John, laborer, 187 East
Shields John, 175 s Chester
Shields John E. hardware, 594 w Fayette
Shields John, turner, 10 Diamond
Shields John, soldier, 10 Diamond
Shields Patrick, carter, 121 s Chester
Shields R. D. grocer and commission merch't,

20 Penna. av, dw Baltimore county
SHIELDS TH03 & CO. (T. Shields,) wines,

brandies, &c. 145 n Howard
Shields Thomas, (Thos. Shields & Co.) 65

Dolphin
Shields Wm. machinist, 36 s Schroeder
Shield.'} Wm 22 Read
Shier Fred'k, laborer, 20 Hamburg
Shiffer Jos. organ builder, 62 Druid Hill av
Shikner Fred'k, ex|iress driver, 58 Eastern av
Shillenberger Mrs. Kliza, 73 St. Peter
Shilling George, wheelwright, 291 Forrest
Shilling George, wheelwright, 167 Peirce

SHIRTS ! shirts: ! SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Guaranteed In Pit, Fiuisli and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BTIRTOlff dc GO., 16S Baltimore-at., above Calvert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Shilline; George, cabinet maker, 170 e Madisen
Shilling George, shoemaker, 15G s Durham
Shilling J. Columbus, fireman, 346 Eastern av
Shilling John C pressman, 73 Granby
Shilling Peter, soldier, 177 s Chapel
Shillingberg Uominic, butcher, 130 Columbia
Shillinger Paul, paver, 230 n Dallas
Shillinger S. clerk, 101 n Calvert
Shilo Eugene, mariner, 9 Russell
Shiltwecter Gotleib, tripe cleaner, 13 Laurens
Shimniings Mrs. Frances, seamstress, 24 Sa-
rah Ann
Shimmings Rudolph, soldier, 24 Saran Ann
Shindollar John, laborer, 155 West
Shinnick Jacob A. H. sr. ship joiner, 360

Eastern av
Shinnick Jacob A. H. jr. 360 Eastern av
Shinnick John, carpenter, 242 Bank
Shinnick Ormsby, carpenter, 360 Eastern av
Shipe George, carpenter, 76 n Schroeder
Shipler Dora, tailoress, 138 Front, n of Foun-
dry
Shipler Margaret, tailoress, 138 Front n of

Foundry
Shipler Saml. W. iron roller, 8 Windsor
Shipley Adam R. builder, 61 n Howard
SHIPLEY ANDREW W. proprietor Mary-
land house, 532 w Baltimore
Shipley Mrs. Airy, 502 w Lombard
Shipley Archimedes, switchman, 175 Preston
Shipley Mrs Ann M. 61 n Schroeder
Shipley Bradley G. engineer, 240 HoUins
Shipley Benj. fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Shipley Mrs. Caroline, 362 w Lombard
Shipley Chas. properly agent, 551 w Fayette,

dw Frederick road near first toll gate
Shipley Danl. E (Shipley, Roane & Co.) 276

Saratoga
Shipley Mrs. Elizabeth, 654 w Pratt
Shipley E. G. (Buckler & Shipley,) Fountain

hotel
Shipley Francis M. clerk, 88 s Exeter
Shipley George, laborer, 131 Elliott
Shipley George P. baker, at House of Refuge
Shipley Geo. W. machinist, 151 a Chester
Shipley Jas. L. edge tool mak. 83 s Fremont
Shipley Jesse C. carpenter, 76 s Fremont
Shipley J. Sellman, attorney, 2 Courtland,

dw 131 Dolphin
Shipley J. B. laborer, Washington road, op-
posite Mt. Clare
Shipley Jos. P. proprietor Madison av sta-
bles, 3 Orchard, dw 415 Penna. av
Shipley Joshua, carpenter, 484 w Franklin
Shipley Joshua 0. engineer, 58 s Poppleton
Shipley Lewis H. screwsman, 65 Cambridge
Shipley Lovelace, carpenter, 362 w Lombard,

dw 37 n Gay
Shipley Matilda L. teacher, 101 Hollins
Shipley Otho, 419 Lexington
Shipley Peter, blacksmith, 502 w Lombard
Shipley Powell, baker, 227 Hollins
Shipley Richard C. painter, 136 n Fremont
Shipley Robert, farm hand, Franklin near

Gilmor
SHIPLEY ROANE & CO. (Daniel E. Ship-
ley, Henry W. Roane, Geo. W. Howard,)
clothiers, 303 w Baltimore
Shipley Robert H. clerk, 317 Garden
Shipley Robt. H. machine fitter, 219 w Biddle
Shipley Sarah J 280 Eastern av
Shipley Saml. shoemaker, 138 Pine
Shipley Mrs. Susan, 18 n Schroeder

Shipley Thos. baggage master, 362 w Lom-
bard
Shipley Thornton, clerk, 52 n RepublicE^n
Shipley Upton W. heater, 424 Lexington
Shipley Wm. B. machinist, Washington road

opposite Mount Clare
Shipley Wm. H. blacksmith, 234 Hollins
Shipley Wm. blacksmith, 502 w Lombard
Shippen Mrs. A. C. 66 n Charles
Shipplein Vitus, boot fitter, 52 s Regester
Shippler Francis, shoemaker, 122 n Front
Shippler George, 298 n Cential av
Shirdy Keziah, tailoress, 303 Saratoga
Shireff Charles, butcher, 579 Penna. av
Shiri Christopher, cooper, 238 s Charles
Shirk Bartholomew, locksmitli, 137 n Front
Shirk Henry N., Decker n of Northern av
Shirk Mary A. 137 n Front
Shirley Henry C. (Shirley & Son,) Balto. Co
Shirley & Son, (W. Shirley, H. C. Shirley,)

wholesale queensware, 5 s Calvert
Shirley W. (Shirley & Son,) Baltimore Co
Shirning Mrs. Jane R. 132 Burgundy al
Shitter Frank, laborer, 26 George
Shitz Lucy, seamstress, 51 McElderry
Shiveley Sarah, 43 w Biddle
Shivers Nicholas, dentist, 88 Pearl
Shiachel Herman, shoemaker, 31 Lancaster
Slilag Burgard, laborer, 291 Eastern av
Shleter Charles, shoemaker, 243 s Sharp
Shioter August, piano maker, lyi) Burgundy al
Shmell Charles, laborer, 35 s Eutaw
Shmufi' Henry, huckster, 94 s High
Shnuj)]j Chas. huckster, 20 Dewberry al
Shober Mrs. Catherine, 145 w Biddle
Shock De Witt C. at American oflice, 695

Lexington
Shock Geo. 695 Lexington
Shock John, baggage master, N. C. R., Cal-
vert Station
Shock Saml. F. harness maker, 2 Emory
Shock Wm. H. chief engineer, U. S. N. 64 s

Broadway
Shoe John, carter, Mount near Cathedral
Shoemaker Conrad, gun smith, 244 Lee
Shoemaker Frederick, butcher, 48 Henrietta
Shoemaker George W. brickmaker, 249 s

Slicirp
Shoemaker John H. brickmaker, 251 s Sharp
SHOEMAKER JONATHAN, grocer, 30 n

Paca, dw 314 Saratoga
Shoemaker Mrs. Rachel, 251 s Sharp
Shoemaker R. confectioner, 236 Barre
SHOEMAKER SAML. M. (Adams Express

Co.) n e cor St. Paul and Read
Shoemaker Wm. tailor, 34 Haw
Shoemaker Wm. butter store, 22 Boston
Shombes John, coach maker, 47 Portland
Shoeman Michael, laborer, 211 Aliceanna
Sholles Peter, trunk maker, 47 Perry
Sholl George, harness maker, 42 Conway
Shonhals Chas. police, 11 Eastern av
Shook Albert H. real estate agent, 33 n Gifmor
Shook Henry, watchman al Sun building, 78

Buret)
Shook Richard A. printer, 78 Buren
Shope Mrs. .lulia B. 301 Madison av
Shorb Edward V. clerk, 110 s Paca
Shorey Mrs. Ann, 157 Aisquith
Shorey & Eigelberner, (Miles Shorey, Thos, M
F. Eigelherner,) gas fixtures, Baltimore, un- V'
der Eutaw house ■

Shorey John T. jeweler, 157 Aisquith

jr. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merclinnt, for tlie sale of Floixr, Grniii, ^eeds, &ۥ;
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster conatantly on liand, dl Spear'a AVliarf.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Shorey Miles, (Shorey & Eigelberner,) 157

Aisquith
Shorey Neliemiah B. (Sindall & Shorey,) 157

Aisquith
Shorey S;imiiel F. piano maker, 87 s Fremont
SHOREY WiM. F. photographer, 87 w Bal-
timore, dw 157 Aisquith. — [See p. 41 Ad-
vertisements.]
Short Abraham, huckster, 330 n Howard
Short Ann, 150 Mullikin
Short Benj. F. laborer, 102 Scott
Short Gi'o. i2:rocery, 326 e Lombard
Short Geo. F. sergeant police, 116 Scott
Short Hicks, police, 156 Mullikin
Short .lohn H. wood turner, Uhler's al near

Charles, dw 147 n Exrter
Short Mary M. 221 e Fayette
Short Pi'rry V. engineer, 166 Montgomery
Short Mrs. Rachel, dress maker, 1 n Fremont
Short Robert, confocaioner, 92 Cathedral
Short Wm <' 108 Washington, F. H.
SHOR'I'ALL PATRICK, painter, 60 Block
Shott Mrs. Ann, groc(;ry, n e cor Gough and

Eden
Shott Mrs. Elizabeth, 433 Lexington
Shott .los. A. tinner, 448 Lexington
Shott Philip, tinner, German near Eutaw, dw

380 e Lombard
Shotton John, librarian I. O O. F. 15 Barnet
Shotton Miss M. A. dress maker, 15 Barnet
Shotts Daniel, 111 Aisquith
Shotts Lewis, carpenter, 111 Aisquith
Shoughnessey John, laijorer, 5 Plowman
Showacre Geo. W. magistrate, 642 w Balti-
more, dw 35 s Calhoun
Showacre Hrnry C. teleg. operat'r, 169 s Paca
SHOWACRE JOHN, justice of the peace,

58 s Eutaw, dw 169 s Paca
Showacre John W. conductor B. & 0. R. R.

125 Conway
Showacre Josiah S. police, 173 s Paca
Showacre Michael S. clerk P. O. 169 s Paca
Showbert John, cutter, 22 Lloyd
Shower Geo. restaurant, 57 w Fayette
Shower Henry, cooper, 319 s Dallas
Showers John, soldier, 310 e Fayette
Shreck Albert H. laborer, 47 Haubert
Shreck Jacob N. confectioner, foot of Broad-
way, dw 41 Haubert
Shreeves Mrs. Georgetta, dress maker, 196 e

Eager
Shreiber Henry, laborer, 88Towson
Shreiber John, laborer, 193 Orleans
Shriber Michael, shoemaker, 33 Penn
Shrider Geo. mariner, 15 Fell
Shriener Elizabeth, confectionery, 25 Abey al
Shriner John, huckster, 59 Greenwillow
Shriner Nicholas, laborer, 229 s Bond
Shriner Peter, hardware, 123 Franklin, dw

319 Druid Hill av
Shriver Albert, (John L. Shriver & Bro.) 27

George
SHRIVER Dr a. J. dentist 157 w Fayette
Shriver Bros. (Harvey Shriver,) produce and

commission merchants, 376 w Baltimore
Shriver Calvin S. (J. Wu't & Co.) 16 n Eutaw
SHRIVER & CO. (Henry C. Shriver,) sign
and ornamental painter, over 234 w Balti-
more.— [Seep. 11 Advertisements.]
Shriver Mrs. E. H. 307 Garden
Shriver Francis, sec'y Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
in Baltimore Co. office 21 n Calvert, dw
Westminster

Shriver Harman, barber, 303 Eastern av

Sfariver Henry C. (Shriver & Co.) 349 w

Fayette
Shriver Henry D. 16 n Eutaw
Shriver Hervcy, (Shriver Bros.) 186 Franklin
Shriver Jas. & Co. preservers and picklers,

375 s Sharp, dw J. S., 27 George
Shriver John P. grocery, 66 s Paca
SHRIVER J. ALEX. agt. i\. York and Bal-
timore and Philadelphia transpcMtation line
steamboats, 3 Lighl-st wharf, dw 32 Ca-
thedral.— [.See p 47 Mvertisements .]
Shriver John, 303 Eastern av
Shriver John L. (John L. Shriver & Bros.)

27 George
SHRIVER JOHN L. & BROS. (Wm. Shri-
ver, jr., John L. Shriver, Albert Shriver,)
oyster packers and preservers of fruits and
hermetically sealed meats, oysters, &c., 307
w Pratt
Shriver Wm. jr., (John L. Shriver & Bros.)

181 Franklin
Shriver John P. grocery, 66 s Paca
Shrorer George tanner, 162 Harford av
Shrorer John, tanner, 37 Buren
Shroedl Stephen, dyer, 287 e Lombard
Shromm John, 24y Hanover
Shrote John, baker, 223 Conway
Shrote John H. baker, 20 McHenry
Shrote John, baker, 20 McHenry
Shrote Wm. T. bricklayer, 191 Barre
Shroeder Henry, sugar refiner, 138 Barre
Shryock Chas. laborer, 49 Fountain
Shryock Christian D. 195 n Eutaw
Shryock Henry S. (H. S. Shryock & Son,)

96 w Fayette
SHRYOCK HENRY S. & SON, (H. S.
Shryock, W. H. Shryock,) cabinet, chair
and sofa manufacturers and upholsterers, 6
s Calvert
Shryock Jacob, coach maker, 33 s Calhoun
Shryock James, clerk, 33 s Calhoun
Shryock Wm. H. (Henry S. Shryock & Son)

96 w Fayette
Shubert Bernard, carpenter, 156 s Regester
Shuck Andrew J. sailor, 172 Gongli
Shuck Thos. watchman, 17 Constitution
Shuck Wm. H. sailor, 172 Gough
Shueline Michael, laborer, 146 s Regester
Shulack Harman, laborer, 30 Cross
Shule Mrs. Rosina, rear 496 Penna. av
Shuley Wm. H. tinner, 359 s Sharp
Shulteii Harman H. express wagon, 55 Pearl
Shultheis John, cabinet maker, 159 Mulberry
Shultheis Lesele, grocer, 159 IVlulberry
Sliultz Arnold, huckster, 242 s Paca
Shultz Cas|ier, lab., Chappell near Penna. av
Shultz Conrad, piano maker, 259 West
Shuliz Dora, confectionery, n e cor Front and

Baltfmore
Shultz Geo. A. confectioner, 3 Ringgold al
Shultz Henry, carpenter, 123 w Hoffman, dw

108 Druid Hill av
Shultz James, engineer, 79 Block
Shultz Peter, tailor, 44 Centre Market space
Shultz Samuel, carpenter, 108 Druid Hill av
Shultz Wm. confectioner, 89 n Front
Shultz Wm. engineer, 117 s Exeter
Shum Conrad, tailor, 49 s Durham
Shuman Armen, laborer, 236 Hanover
Shuman John, laborer, 278 s Dallas
Shumonn Otto, tailor, 240 s Charles
Shunck John, tailor, 56 n Spring

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., MantiTnctiirers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Ldtinpblack, Glae>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamislies, 100 W. liOiubard Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Shure Henry W. clerk, 19 Lexington
Shurer John, cabinet maker, 330 s Charles
Shurtz Wm. D. & Co., (W. D. Shurtz, J. A.
McSherry,) commission merchants and
wlioiesale dealers in fish, cheese, and butter,
11 Commerce
Shurtz Wm. D. (Wm. D. Shurtz & Co.) n w

cor Hoffman and Bolton
Shuster Conrad, laborer, 352 Penna. av
Shuter Mrs. Sarah, 184 n High
Shutes Henry, mariner, 361 e Fayette
Shutle Jacob, laborer, 6 Green's ct
Shutler Agnes, tailoress, 552 w Lombard
Shutler Charles, drover, 666 w Pratt
Shutler Mary A. tailoress, 666 w Pratt
Shutler Mary E. tailoress, 666 w Pratt
Shutt Augustus P. conductor B. & 0. R. R.,

636 w Fayette
Shutt A. L. clerk, 636 w Fayette
Shutt Barbara, 4 Stirling
Shutt John W. mariner, 196 Gough
Shutt Capt. John, mariner, 132 s Wolfe
Shuttee Francis, porter, 24 George
Shuttnell Henry, laborer, 109 n Bethel
Shutz August, piano maker, 71 Garden
Shutz Christoph. fancy sLore, 193 s Broadway
SHUTZE AUG. D. boot and shoemaker,

15 Light, d\v 211 Aisquith
Shutze Augustus D. jr., clerk, 211 Aisquith
Shutze Wm. A. bookkeeper, 211 Aisquith
Shuwart Mary E. 27 Preston
Shwab Simon, shoe store, 70 Columbia
Shwend Philip, blacksmith, Chappell near

Fremont
Shwie-r Frederick, sailor, over 10 Bank
Shyrock Bartholomew, blacksmith, 127 n

Front
Siar Kate, (Misses Siar,) 159 Saratoga
Siar Misses, dressmakers, 159 Saratoga
Siar Matilda, (Misses Siar,) 159 Saratoga
Sibel Fi-ancis, shoemaker, 217 Cross
Sibel Henry, 227 s Durham
Sibeit Calvin B. salesman, 4 n Howard
Sibiski Joseph shoemaker, 87 s Durham
Sibley Robert, boiler maker, 187 Preston
Sibre Prosper, tinsmith, 4 Josephine
Sick John, laborer, 12 Cuba
Sickel Kdward, pie baker. 185 e Baltimore
Sickel George G. 19 Aisquith
Sickel Henry, baker, 89 n Exeter
Sickel John L. (Cugle, Sickel & Co.) 88 n

Greene
Side John H. shoemaker, 242 Saratoga
Sider Sebastian, shoemaker, 275 s Dallas
Sidler W^m. teacher, 274 Canton av
Sid well Mary M. 34 Stirling
Siddons Wm. tinner, 118 McElderry
Sieber U. Erhardt, tailor, 16 Walker
Sieber Theresa, n w cor Madison and Town-
send
SIEBERT CHARLES F. wines, brandies,
gins, &c. 14 e Lombard, n w cor Front
[See p. 41 Mvertisements.]
Siebert Ernst, butcher, 5 Fells Point market,

dw 20 Gist :

Siebert Ferdinand, laborer, 15 Guilford al
Siebert Jacob, 1.35 L. Greene |

SIEBERT & SOMMERFIELD, (C. F. Sie-
bert, J. Soinmerfield,) wines, brandies, gins
&c., 218 n Gay
Siebrect George, shoemaker, 154 s Regester
Sieck Elizabeth, variety, 55 n Fremont
Sieck Henry, confectioner, 238 s Sharp

Siedling Julia A. tailoress 72 Graiiby
Siegel, Grunebaum & Schmidt, (S. Siegel, M.
Grunebaum, J. Schmidt,) wholesale cloth-
iers, 2 German
Siegel Lippman, clerk, 55 Stirling
Siegel Maurice, shoemaker, 3 Chesnut
Siegel Saml. (Siegel, Grunebaum & Schmidt,) "

125 e Lombard
Siegel Simon, laborer, 13 McElderry
Siegert Clement, shoemaker, 169 s tiharp
Siegman Henry, mariner, 12 Gough
Siegman John G. coffee roaster and spice

grinder, 62 and 69 Ensor
Siehing John, bricklayer, 422 Canton av
Sieler John, laborer, 268 Aliceanna
Sieman John, upholsterer, 135 Camden
Siemering Mary, teacher, 364 w Lombard
Siemers George, engineer, 21 s Liberty
Siemers Herman, box maker, 21 s Liberty
Siemers Wm. E. cabinet maker, 42 Raborg
Siemon Christopher, slioemaker, 21 n Pme
Siepert John, porter, 53 Pearl
Sieppel John, laborer, 21 Butler
Sifer Henry, carpenter, 17 Bevan
Sifert Albert, 189 s Bethel
Sifler George, carpenter, Foster al near Dol-
phin
Sifley Christian, soldier, 326 Canton av
SIGEL & SCHNAUFFER, (Franz Sigel,
Wm. Schnauffer,) proprietors Baltimore
Wecker, 3 n Frederick
Sigel Franz, (Sigel & Schnauffer,) 122 w

Fayette
Sigmund A. furrier, 225 w Baltimore
Sigmund Conrad, coffee roaster, 154 Hillen
Sigmund Henry, carpenter, 182 e Lombard
Sikes Mrs. Barbara A. 103 West
Sikes John, foundryman, 291 s Charles
Silaman John, cooper, rear 220 Hamburg
Silbereisen Adam, box maker, 133 Henrietta
Silijereisen Mrs. E. fancy dry goods, 18 e

Pratt
Silberisen Catherine E. tavern, Frederick

road near toll-gate
Silbernagel, Gotfried, cooper, 171 William
Silbersack Andrew, paver, 288 n Central av
Silence Charles, upholsterer, 202 Eastern av
Siler Joseph, laborer, 14 n Chapel
Sillberson Philip, wagoner, 106 Chew
Silberzahn John A. (Dannettel & Co.) 15 n

Sharp
Silk Mary, tavern, 19 w Pratt
Sillacks John, grocer, 26 Fell
Sills Mrs. Ann, 494 Franklin
Siltman Herman, porter, 86 Granby
Siltman Thomas, porter, 3 Gough
Silvana Emanuel, shoemaker, 28 n Poppleton
Silver Joseph, basket maker, 130 Franklin
Silver Mary, 53 s Regester
Silver Sarah A. 144 Hanover
Silversmith Samuel, shoemaker, opp. Front

St. Theatre
Silverstein Francis, clothing, &c., 145 Camden
Silverstein Mark, cap maker, 119 Conway
Silversohn Adam, blacksmith, 256 e Chase
Silverson Adam, wagoner, 279 n central av
Silverson Henry, tailor, 213 n Central av
Silverson Jacob, wood sawyer, 213 n Cen-
tral av
SILVERWOOD & SHECKELLS,) Wm.
Silverwood, R. W. Sheckells,) coal and
wood, 154 .n Central av, and granite cutters,
372 w Pratt, office 132 e Monument

THE GKOVKR & BAKKR SEWING HIAdllXE 1« flie best «br all pnriiosrs— SALJM
ROOIOS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Silverwood Wm. (Silverwood & Sheckells,)

91 Aisquith
Sim R. clerk, 6 George
Sim Samuel, surgeon U. S. V., Patterson

Park
Simcoe Josiah, tailor, 102 s Dallas
Simes Edgar, clerk, 318 Forrest
Simft John, tailor, 59 n Frederick
Simkins Mrs. Maria, 119 Park
Simley Conrad, laborer, 12 s Carey
Simmer Adam, laborer, 391 Cross
Simmoiids Florian, sutler's supplies, 446 Lex-
ington
Simmonds Selly, agent, 4 Chatsworth
Simmons A. tobacconist, 101 Conway
Simmons Catherine, 59 Bank
Simmons Edward, blacksmith, 185 Forrest
Simmons Francis, baker, 286 Hanover
Simmons George H. salesman, 34 Fawn
Simmons Jas. M. sailmaker, 795 w Baltimore
Simmons Michael, carpenter, 119 Chesapeake
Simmons Rachael, Falls road nr Northern av
Simmons Richard, tallow chandler, 20 Con-

stiluiinn
Simmons Mrs. Sarah, grocery, 148 s Cen-
tral av
Simmons Wm. machinist, 4 Russell
Simmont Frederick, brickmaker, Light ex-
tended, dw 146 Lee
Simms Albert C. trunk maker, 534 w Bal-
timore
Simms Bernhardt, dyer, 113 s Ann
Simms Charles, mariner, 10 Abey al
Simms Geo. trunk maker, 534 w Baltimore
Simms Geo. constable, 13 s Ann
Simms George, chemist, 164 s Paca
Simms Joseph, police, 24 Sterrett
SIMMS JOSEPH, judge of Appeal Tax

Court, dw 60 Conway
Simms J. A. clerk, 164 s Paca
Simms Margaret, 1 Pleasant al
Simms Matilda, 145 Bank
Simms Robert D. 83 St. Paul
Simms Thomas, laborer, 169 Stirling
SIMMS & TiSON, (W. Simms, J. J. Ty-
son,) wholesale grocers and commission
merchants, 64 s Gay
Simms Wm. clerk, 164 s Paca
Simms Wm. (Simms & Tyson,) 615 w Fay-
ette
Simms Wm. C. clerk, 60 Conway
Simon Adolph, 139 n Paca •
Simon Anthony, 293 Light
Simon Benjamin, butcher, 204 s Bethel
Simon Charles, jr., 75 Franklin
SIMON CHARLES, Jr., dry goods mer-
chant, 63 n Howard
Simon Edmund, clerk, 63 n Howard
Simon Elias, trunks, harness, &c., 44 Har-
rison, dw 34 II High
Simon Henry, laborer, 106 s Wolfe
Simon Henry, sawyer, 13 Albemarle
SIMON HERMAN, dry goods, 67 n Paca
Simon Jas. E carpenter, 162 Greenmount av
Simon John A. tailor, 303 n Central av
Simon John, laborer, 41 Eastern av
Simon John, poulterer, 135 Camden
Simon John, tailor, 222 e Eager
Simon Joseph, laborer, 85 s Regester
Simon Moses, hosiery and fancy goods, 7 w

Baltimore, dw 34 n High
Simon Myer, milkman, 299 n Central av
Simon Philip, carpet weaver, 220 Chesnut

SIMON THEODORE & BRO. (Theodore
Simon, Joseph Simon,) merchant tailors,
317 w Pratt
Simon Ulrich, shoemaker, 222 e Eager
Simonds Sebastian, travelling agent, 4 Chats-
worth
Simonds Moranda, 156 Harford av
SIMON'S HOTEL, 84 n Calvert, M. Simon,

proprietor
Simonson Joseph K. painter, 20 Warner
Simonson Mrs. Rachel, 199 Conway
Simonson Wesley, painter, 199 Conway
Simpson Achilis, 148 n Howard
Simpson Andrew, tailor, 3 n Wolfe
Simpson Andrew J. produce dealer, 132 s

Bond
Simpson Mrs. Ann, 212 e Madison
Simpson Alexander, wooden ware, 204 For-
rest
Simpson Col. Benj. F. (Jas. T. & Benj. F.

Simpson,) 10 Gough
Simpson Charles C. carpenter, 56 Fawn
Simpson Charles, printer, 113 n Central av
Simpson Edward G. carpenter, Belair av ext.
Simpson Mrs. Eliza, boarding, 74 Granby
Simpson Mrs. Francis, 173 Mulberry
Simpson George W. rigger, 163 s Ann
Simpson Henrietta, 21 Orleans
Simpson Henry, cooper, 15 n Wolfe
Simpson Horace R. sergt. police, 39 Orleans
Simpson Jas F. saddles and iiarness, 30

n Republican
Simpson James T. (Jiis. T. &. Benj. F. Simp-
son,) 56 Fawn
Simpson Jas. T. & Benj. F. ship joiners, 19

Philpot
Simpson James A. artist, 47 n Carey
Simpson James, laborer, 139 Peirce
Simpson John, laborer, 207 Peirce
Simpson John, printer, 65 Stirling
Simpson John, shoemaker, 83 n Pine
Simpson Capt. John, 173 Hank
Simpson John A. printer, 108 s Eden
Simpson John, brakesman, 60 Buren
Simpson Dr. Josiah, U. S. A. 40 Calhoun
Simpson Mary L. teacher, 39 Orleans
Simpson Moses, 176 Conway
Simpson Robert, stone cutter, 61 n Schroeder
Simpson Theodore, mariner, 212 e Madison
Simpson Rev. T. W. chaplain U. S. A. 6 Mc-

Culloh
Simpson Thomas, painter, 11 Stirling
Simpson Thomas, shoemaker, 15 n Wolfe
Simpson Wm. carpenter, 66 n Caroline
Simpson Wm. A. (E. G. Penrose & Co.) 148

n Howard
Simpson Wm. R. clerk, 1 s Calvert
Sims George, chemist, 164 s Paca
Sims John A. clerk, 164 s Paca
Sims Robert, salesman, 6 George
Sims Wm. clerk, n e cor Eutaw and Saratoga
Simshausen Louis, saloon keeper, 328 s Sharp
Siinshinser Louis, plasterer, 328 s Sharp
Simson fcllizabeth, 103 s Ann
Simson Folk, harness dealer, 34 Harrison
Simson Is-iac, 34 Harrison
Simson Jacob, clothing cutter, 61 n High
Simson Josepli, salesman, 144 e Fayette
Sina Alexander, lithograph printer, 146 s

Sharp
SINCLAIR & CO. (D. Scully, D. Knox,
F. W. Heath,) agricul'al implement man-
ufacturers, 58, 60 and 62 Light

k

JTAJIIKS H. JOHIVSOX, City Steam Firewood MlUs— "Warren's Fire and \Vater-pro<rf
Roofing, and Pat«ut Neoteric Smoldng Tubes, oT^er 99 AV. Baltlmore-st.

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Sinclair Elizabeth, laundress, Chappell near

Pnnna av
Sinclair Francis H. tailor, 11 Gilmor
Sinclair Francis H. tailnr, 776 w Baltimore
Sii.clair Henry, shoemaker. 55 Chalswnvth
Sinclair James F. butcher, 11 Richmond mar-
ket, dw 31 n Fremont extended
Sinclair John C. ship carpenter, 78 s Wash-

nigton, F. P.
Sinclair John T. 245 w Pratt
Sinclair Mrs. Mary A. 5 Boston
Sinclair Mary A. grocery, 294 e Pratt
Sinclair & Purvis, (K. H Sinclair, J. F. Pur-
vis, jr ,) upholsterers and paper hangers, 5
n Charles
Sinclair Mrs. Rachel, 32t) Eastern av
Sinclair Mrs. Regina, 326 Eastern av
Sinclair Robert H. (Sinclair & Purvis,) 295

Aisquith
Sinclair Wm. M. brass moulder, 296 e Lom-
bard
Sinclair Wm. F. clerk, Biddle e of Eden
Sindall John H. bricklayer, 2.30 n Eden
Sindall John W. jail watchman, 226 n Cen-
tral av
Sindall Philip, (Philip Sindall & Bro.) 115 e

Madison
Sindall Philip& Bro. (P. Sindall, R. Sindall,)

blacksmiths, 117 Hillen
Sindall Robert, (Philip Sandall & Bro.) 115 e

Madison
Sindall Samuel, coal and wood, 5 n Republi-

cati, dw 616 Lt'xingtnn
Sindall Samuel, (Sindall <& Shorey,) Jefferson

between Broadway and Ann
Sindall Sheppard L. harness maker, 4 St.

Mary's ct
SINDALL & SHOREY, (Samuel Sindall, N.
B. Shorey,) stove arid plumbing house, 2 w
Pratt
Sindall Wm. M. carpenter, 156 Division
Sindolf John, fin-man, 218 s Bethel
Singer F. barber, 420 Penna av
Singer Joseph, driver, 75 Jasper
SINGER MANUFACTURLXG IMPROV-
ED PATENT SEWINC; MACHINE, 159
w Baltimore, Chas. A. Sfionsler, agent
Sintcewald T. H. hatter, 223 s Broadway
Singleton Daniel, porter, 4 Armistead la
Singleton Wm. laborer, 46 Frederick av
Singley Mrs. Christina, milk dairy, 265 East-
ern av
Sink John, laborer, 74 n Spring
Sinners Andrew J. machinist, 308 Canton av
Sinner George, moulder, 39 n Sciiroeder
Sinneis James, boat builder, 3liy Canton av
Snmers Mary, seamstress, 219 n Caroline
Sinnolt Patrick, tailor, 17 Stertett
Si.NSHElMER LEWIS, wholesale flour

dealer, 226 Aliceanna, dw 43 s Broadway
Sinton Joseph, cooper, 108 Holiday
Sittig Henry, saloon, 255 s B'<nd
Suisheimer Abraham, shoemkr. 135 s Durham
Sinskey John W. clerk, 78 Lancaster
Sinskey John S. brass finisher, 97 Block
Sinsz George P. glass cutter, 140 Hughes
Si|ie Catherine, 26 Sarah Ann
Sipe Louis, laborer, l(t4 West
Sipp Philip, currier, 349 e Monument
Sippel Charles, miller, 178 e Lombard
Sipple Conrad, laborer, 67 n Caroline
Sipple Francis, nightman, 217 Cross
Sipple George H. engineer, 248 e Fayette

Sipple Marj'^ R. C. boardinar, 156 w Lombard
Sirens Michael, laborer, 23 Buren
Sirirh J. Herirv, clerk, 178 n Eutaw
SISCU BROTHERS, (CT. Sisco, J. Edward
Sisco,) regalia and ladies' trimmings and
military goods manufacturers, 95 w Balti-
more.— [See p. 27 ^fdverlisements J
Sist o Chiiries T. (Si.sco Bros.) 255 Lexington
Si.-;co J. Edward, (Sisco Bros.) 144 n Exeter
Sisco Joseph, coach maker, 467 Saratoga
Sisselberger Andrew, pumpmaker, )59 Penna.

av near Hoft'man, dw 59 Dolphin
Sissell)erger Joseph, pumpmaker, 126 Dolphin
Sisselberger Martin, well digger, 130 Dolphin
SISSON HLGH, pn.prietor steam marble
works, cor North and Monument, dw 179
Loyola [ilace, n Calvert. — [See front leaf
Jlilvertisemenh ]
Sisson Martin A. stone cutter, 208 Aisquith
Sisson Wm P. tobacconist, 103 s Charles, dw

5403^ w Fayette
Sitler Morris, jr. clerk, 28 Camden
Siller Morris, sr. 28 <'amden
Sitler Mrs. Susan, 111 Pearl
Sits Charles, shoemaker, 49 n Dallas
Sutler Alexander F. ship sciaper, 227 William .
Sutler Sam 'I, cigar maker, William s of West
Sitzler BiMiiiett, shoemaker, 324 Franklin
Sitzler Clementine, 324 Franklin
Six James, pattern maker, 73 n Amity
Skale Patrick, hackman, 28 New Church
Skehan Patrick, laborer, 28 Rock
Ski'han Thomas, laborer, 175 Fremont
Skelly Daniel, 40 Columbia
Skelly Luke, laborer, 18 n Amity
Skennelly C. Andrew, horseshocr, 29 New

Church
Skidmore Henry, watchman, 161 Burgundy al
Skiffinglon Mrs Hridget, 606 w Pratt'
Skillman George R. (J. Beatty & Co.) 90 s

lOden
Skillman Joseph, carpenter, 495 Saratoga
Skillman Robert, carpenter, 99 s Caroline
Skinner Aug. P. clerk, 173 Saratoga
Skinner Mrs. Ellen, rear 27 Aisquith
Skinner George W. 173 Saratoga
Skinner George W. IGl Barre
Skinner Geo. B clerk, 161 Barre
SKINNER JAMES A. ship yard, foot of

Henry, dw 71 Lee
Skinner .lohn, painter, 233 Hamburg
Skinner John, student, 163 w Lombard
Skinner John, porter Adams Express, 233

Hamlnirg
Skinner John, laborer, 259 Hamburg
Skinner John C. cle-rk, 487 w Fayette
Skinner Joseph A. (Justom house, 162 n High
Skinner Joseph P. mariner, 150 Washington,

F. H.
Skinner Louisa, tailoress, 52s Bond
Skinner .Mary A. 487 w Fayette
Skinner Philemon, 160 Washington, F. H.
Skinner Mrs. Susan P. 161 Barre
Skinner Thomas, 213 e Fayette
Skinner Wm. J. mariner, 147 Cross
Skinner Wm. ship carpenter, 299 Light
Skinner Wm. H. 56 Hill
Skipper Eli, boih-r maker, 178 William
Skipper Elizabeth, seamstress, 2.') Foster al
Skipper John W. (Skipper & Sutton,) 124

Bank
Skipper Mrs. Mary, seamstress, Calhoun s of
Ramsay

RAY3IOXD, BUUTOX ^ CO., 1(18 Balfimore-st., neai- C .iTcrt. keep tlie Largest and
Best Appointed Slilrt and Fiu-nlBiang; Good* House in tUe United States.

SMITH

BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing foi' Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Skipper&SiUton,(J. W. Skipper, J.Sutton,)

carpenters and builders, 12 Swan
Skivinger David, laborer, 26 Addison
Skuhr Ciiarles, shoemaker, 46 e Lombard
Slack Charles, blacksmith and wheelwright,
cor Johnson & Cathedral, dw 20 Richmond
Slack George A. coal agent, 129 German
Slack Georsre S. blacksmith, 20 Richmond
Slack John, jr, blacksmith, Calverton mills

near Almshouse
Slack Samuel B. blacksmith, 20 Richmond
Slack Wm. H. blacksmith, 20 Richmond
Slackerbtry Wm laborer, 85 Cambridge
Slacum James E. sailmaker, 116 Hollins
Slade Edward, (Turnbull, Slade & Co.) New

York
Slade Mary, 134 s Spring
Slade N. W. bookkeeper, 6 s Broadway
Slade Rebecca A. millinery, 17 Greenmount

avenue
SLADE WM. A., Franklin Inn and wagon

yard, n e cor Hillen and High
SLAGLE C. W. & CO. (C. W. Single,)
produce commission merchants, 118 and 133
North
Slagle Charles W. (C. W. Slagle & Co.) 91 n

High
Slagle David W. bookkeeper, 91 n High
Slagle Ferdinand, flour store, s w cor Hano-
ver and Cross
Slagii- Frederick, lager beer, 385 Canton av
Slagle Henry C. (Slagle & Sneeringer,) 151

Franklin
Slagle Jacob W. clerk, 91 n High
Slagle Jacob N. (J. N. Slagle & Co.) 123 n

Calvert
Slagle J. N. & Co. (J. N. Slagle, V. C. Eck-

ert,) I'loihiers, 123 n Calvert
SLAGLE & SNEERINGER, (H.C. Slagle,
W. J. Sneeringer,) wholesale and retail
dealers in cigars and tobacco, and snufF
manufacturers, 151 Franklin
Slagle Wm. A. clerk, 125 n Calvert
Slain Mrs. Bridget, 75 York
Slain Francis, laborer, 81 York
Slain John W. 75 York
Slater Anthony, cigar maker, 68 Eislein
Slater Charles, Idacksmith, 176 East
Slater Charles W. book and paper store, 191

s Broadway
Slater Mrs. Eliza, 299 e Baltimore
Slater Freeman, laborer, 4 Dover
Slater Henry, laborer, 403 s Charles
Slater John, 55 s Broadway
Slater John H. 52 s Washington, F. P.
SLATER JOHN Y. book and job printer,
over n w cor Baltimore and Charles, dw
343 w Fayette
Slater Mrs. Naomi, dressmak. 32 n Caroline
Slater Robert J. 55 s Broadway
Slater Robert, express messen ger, 167 e Eager
Slater Samuel J. provision dealer, 140 s Bond,

dw 118 Go ugh
Slater I'homas, laborer. Falls rd nr toll-gate
Slater Tliomas, conductor P. & W. R. R., 69

President
Slater Wm. tailor, 135 s Caroline
Slater Wm. H. soldier, 552 w Pratt
Slatterman Molen, 1(12 Greenmount av
Slattery John, musical nistrument repairer, 64

Thames
Slattery Rev. Michael, 93 Barre
Slattery Wm. H. barber, 101 1^ Camden

Slaughter Adolph F. laborer, 30 Elizalieth la
Slaughter Francis H. paper stainer, 212 Barre
Slaughter James, sunsmith, 118 Thames
Slaughter James M. 215 Franklin
Slaughter John T police, 183 Lee
Slaughter Mary, 196 Henrietta
Slaughter Wm. F. clerk, 183 Lee
Slaus Lester, 235 Eastern av
Slaven Michael, grocery, 236 Light
Slaven Mrs. Patrick, hucksteress, 39 China
Slavin Mary, liquois, 632 Light
Slaybecker Mrs Elizal)eth, 172 L. Greene
Slaysman Alexander, 104 e Madison
Slaysman Alexander, huckster, 118 Green-
mount av
Slaysman Wm. 194 e Fayette
Sleaveii James, laborer, 9 Hillen
Slee John N. clerk, 4 s High
Slee Nicholas, laborer, Eager near Green-
mount av
Sleeger Sarah, 109 Front n of Foundry
Sleeger William H. plumber, 109 Front n'of

Foundry
Sleeth Mary Ann, seamstress, 47 Clay
Slemaker John H., Government agent, 28

Hamburg
Slemmer Frederick, cabinet maker, 57 Lead-

enhall
SliMiions Mrs. Eleanora, 45 Dolphin
SLERT ANDREW, tavern, 38 Towson
Sley George, tailor, 5S n Spring
Sley John, tailor, 58 n Spring
Slicer Rev. Ht;nry, 322 e Baltimore
Slicer Henry W. (Cooper & Slicer,) 161 s

Broadway
Slicer Lewis E. coach smith, 64 s Wasliing-

ton, F. P.
Slicer Margaret, boarding house, 119 n Gay
Slim John, laborer, 15 Albemarle
Slinim Henry, draymin, 8 Broad al
Slinjrluff C. B., Howard house
SLINGLUPF C. BOHN, attorney, 37 Lex-
ington, dw Baltimore Co
SLl.vGLUFF CHARLES D. & SON, (C.
D. Sliiiglutf, J. tJlingluflT, jr.,) grocers and
» commission merchants, 13 n Howard
Slinglutf Charles D (Charles D. Slingluff &

Son,) 215 w Lombard
Slingluff Harimaii, cabinet maker, 9 Clay
Slingluff Hariman, carpenter, 11 Clay
Slingluff J Lewis, clerk, 215 w Lombard
Slingluff Jesse, pres. Commercial and Farm-
ers Bank, dw Baltimore Co
Slingluff Jesse, jr., (C. D. Slingluff &. Son,)

215 w Lombard
Slinkman John, laborer, 215 Aliceanna
Slipper August, barljer, 152 Hamburg
SLIWA ADALBERT, grocer, 210 s Charles
Sloan Ciiarles, clerk, 47 Conway
Sloan Geo. F. (Burns & Sloan,) 21 n Greene
Sloan Casper B. clerk, 99 s Fremont
Sloan & Calwell, (J. Sloan, L. B. Calwell,)
importers and wliolesale dealers in bran-
dies, cigars, &c , 17 and 19 Cheapside
Sloan George F. jr clerk, 21 n Greene
Sloan James, fruits, 91 w Lombard, dw 188

Bolton Terrace
Sloan James, (Sloan &. Calwell,) 47 Conway
Sloan James, jr. cashier Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, 181 Hoffman
Sloan Capt. John, 472 Lexington
Sloan John, hackman, 43 Hillen
Sloan Lucy, seamstress, 14 n Paca

J, HEafRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, (Seo.
Bosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Ixand, HI Spear's Wharf.

SMITH BEOS.

& CC.

, Spcnge all their Goods.

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Sloan Mary M. second hand furniture dealer,

60 Harrison
Sloan Michael, shoemaker, 21 St. Mary
Sloan Stephen, laborer, 57 s Chapel
Sloan Patrick, laborer, 184 s Durham
Sloan Samuel A. clerk Adama Express, 142

w Lombard
Slomann Ernst, varnisher, s w cor Light and

Lombard
Slomann Henry, cigar maker, s w cor Light

and Lombard
.Slorp Annie E. variety store, 31 McHenry
Slorp Jacob H. carpenter, 27 Ringgold al
Slorp Wm. H. carpenter, 19 Ringgold al
Slotliower George, (Slothower, Matthews &

Co.) 93 n Paca
Slothower George E. (Slothower, Matthews

& Co.) 311 Lexington
Slothower John, lime and hair, 27 n Greene,

dw Hand tavern
Slothower, Matthews & Co (G. Slothower,
J. D. Matthews, G. E. Slothower, E. G.
Matthews,) wholesale dry goods, over 17
German
Slothower W. T. proprietor Powhatan Cot-
ton Factory, over 17 German, dw 93 n Paca
Slowson M. B. painter, 92 s Chester
Slutz Andrew, laborer, 272 s Caroline
Small Annie, 70 McCulloh
Small Adelia, 36 Biddle al
Small Aitlmr, tinner, 52 n Calvert
Small Catherine E. teacher, 99 Saratoga
Small Edward C. (E. C. Small & Co.) 141 n

Calvert
Small Edward, (W. & E. Small,) 187 w Fay-
ette
SMALL E. C. & CO. (E. C. Small,) mer-
chandize brokers, ] Commerce
SMALL GEORGE, produce and commission

merchant, 64 North, dw 56 Franklin
Small George, director N. C. R., 56 Franklin
Small Henry, carpenter, 142 Mulberry
Small Jesse C. clerk, 157 Saratoga
Small Jesse W. properly agent, 157 Saratoga
■Small John, silver chaser, 454 w Lombard
Small John, jr. attorney, 21 Lexington, dw

70 McCulloh
Small John, clerk, 104 Franklin
Small Josiah, sen. 187 w Fayette
Small Jdsiah, jr. 187 w Fayette
Small R. F. salesman, 95 w Centre
Small Richard F. clerk, 69 w Centre
Small Samuel R. dry goods dealer, dw 188 e

Pratt
Small Simon, snle.'man, 188 e Pratt
Small Wm. & Edward, ship and commission

merchants, 93 Smitji's wharf
Small Wm. H. clerk, 127 e Pratt
Small Wm. painter, 638 w Baltimore
Smallbacii .lolin, tailor, 165 e Lombard
Smallzer Jacob, boot fitter, 31 e Fayette
Smearman Peter, laborer, 217 Aliceanna
Smeisner Michael, bricklfiyer, 84 Somerset
Smeltzing John, laborer, 336 w Mulberry
Smerting Gustav, carter, 127 s Spring
Smick John, milkman, Clinton opp. Chesa-
peake furnace
Smick Peter W. copper-plate printer, 24 w

Eager
Smick Philip A. music printer, 5 Patterson
building, cor Gay and Baltimore, dw 48
McElderry
Smiddle Frank, cabinet maker, 53 Aliceanna

Smidt John, tailor. Gen. Wayne inn

Smidtblager Jacob, cooper, 323 s Bond

Smiley Mrs. Ann, 161 Stirling

Smiley Charles, machinist, 40 Franklin al

Smiley James, tinner, 749 w Baltimore

Smiley John, clerk B. & O.R.R., 111 Hollins

Smiley Joseph, boiler maker, 373 w Lombard

Smiley Robert, cooper, 139 Dover

Smiley Robert, cooper, 375 w Lombard

Smiser Adam, police, 179 e Monument

Smiser Mrs. A. M 222 n Caroline

Smiser John, laborer, 322 Canton av

Smith Abbot, miller, 50 e Eager

Smith Adam, carter, 48 s Regester

Smith Adam, cooper, 70 s Carey

Smith Adam, laborer, 88 s Wolfe

Smith Adam, shoemaker, 43 Johnson

Smith Adam, taihir, 242 s Sharp

Smith Dr. Allan P. 87 Saratoga

Smith Albert, stone cutter, 335 Franklin

Smith Alabama, teacher, 70 Gough

Smith Alexander, shoemaker, Chapel betw

Baltimore and Lombard
Smith Alexander M. clerk, Howard house
Smith Alfred, clerk. 87 Hanover
Smith Alfred, carpenter, Eagle hotel
Smith Andrew, grocery, 209 Orleans
Smith Andrew, carriage driver, 32 n High
Smith Andrew, v/atchman, 11 Scott
Smith Andrew, shoemaker, 88 Penna. av
Smith Andrew, shoemaker, 250 n Howard
Smith Andrew K. clerk, 699 w Baltimore
Smith Ann, 23 Orchard
Smith Mrs. Ann, 59 Perry
Smith Ann, grocery, 273 s Paca
Smith Mrs. Ann, 15 s Republican
Smith Ann M. teacher, Haubert nr Marriott
Smith Anna, books and stationery, 23 w

Fayette
Smith Anna C. dairy, 135 s Castle
Smith Anne, grocery, 107 n Pine
Smith Anthony, cabinet maker, 59 Hillen
Smith Anthony M. 38 s Sharp
Smith Asa H. dealer in wall paper, and paper
hanger, 330 w Baltimore, up stairs. — [See
p. 38 Advertisements.]
Smith Asa, 481 w Lombard
Smith Asa H. paper hanger, s e cor Chats-
worth and Smith
Smith Asbury, bookbinder, 12 Rock
Smith August, laborer, 189 n Dallas
Smith Augustus, artist, 64 Pearl

SMITH A. G., Confectionery and
Dining Saloon, 131 w Baltimore

Smith Bartholomew, machinist,525 Lexington
Smith Mrs., 7 Vincent
Smith Mrs. Baninga, 49 Eastern av
'Smith Mrs. Barbara, 62 n Schroeder
Smith Benjamin, wharfinger, 174 e Eager
Smith Benjamin F. druggist, 61 n Pine
Smith Bernard, drayman, 6 New
Smith Bridget, 11 Central av
Smith Bridget, 116 Harford av
Smith Bridget, regalia maker, 17 New Church
Smith Brothers (S. F. Smith, J. H. Smith,
F. L. Smith,) cigar manufacturers and
dealers in tobacco pipes, &c., 33 s Charles
Smith Mrs. Caroline, 1 Hall al
Smith Catherine, 56 n Front

AUG. G. MEYER iSi CO., :tlannfactur«r8 of White Lead, Zinc, Patty, Lampblack, Glue,
Neatafoot Oil, Saltpetre. Palut« and V^amishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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SMITH BROTFIERS & CO. marble hall

clothing house and gents' furnishing store,

38 and 40 w Baltimore. — [See top lines inside

and lines around front cover.]

Smith Mrs. Catherine, variety store, 266 e

Monument
Smith C. Hart, (Page Bros. & Co.) 71 n

Charles
Smith Charles, tailor, 372 e Eager
Smith Charles H. cooper, 12 Rnck
Smith Charles, cabinet mak. 297 n Central av
Smith Misses C. & E., 39 Pleasant
Smith Charles, glass blower, 10 Hughes
Smith Chas. W. coachsmith, 542 Lexington
Smith Charles, coachmaker, 139 Welcome al
Smith Charles, carter, 202 s Bethel
Smith Charles A. horse dealer, 207 w Biddle
Smith Chas. F. piano maker, 24 n Republi-
can
Smith Charles, mariner, 329 Canton av
Smith Chas. F. (Lawrason & Smith,) Bar-

num's hotel
Smith Chas. H. cooper, 83 Henrietta
Smith Charles clerk, 37 Columbia
Smith Charles T. (J. C. Smith & Son,) to-
bacconists, 1553^ w Baltimore, dw 337 w
Lombard
Smith Charles tinner, 256 Lee
Smith Charles, mariner, s e cor Gough and

Washington
Smith Charles, tailor, 18 Comet
Smith Charlotte A. M. seamsi'.s, 6n Schroeder
Smith C. R. tannery, s e cor North and Mad-
ison
Smith Clement, blacksmith, 30 s Schroeder
Smith Christian, shoe store, 31 w Baltimore
Smith Christian, (Smith & Nazarenus,) 148

n Pine
Smith Christopher, confectionery, 247 East-
ern av
Smith Mrs. Clare, dressmaker, 85 Rollins
Smith Conrad, grocery, 227 Bank
SMITH & CURLETT, (T. M. Smith, J.
Cnrlett,) proprietors steam soap and candle
factory, cor Pleasant and Holiday. — [See p.
41 Mvertisements.]
Smith Daniel, watchman, 12 Scott
Smith Dav. mariner, 199 s Washington, F. P.
Smith Deborah, 78 Gough
Smith D. 23 Gough

Smith D. A. brakesman, 15 McLeary ct
Smith Mrs. Edmund, 12 Jackson
Smith Demaresl J. carpenter, 12 Rock
Smith Ebenezer, engineer, 1 Bloodgood ct
Smith Edward, porter, 104 Franklin
Smith Edward J. porter, 116 Franklin
Smith Edward, mariner, 102 s Spring
Smith Edward, laborer, 48 Hammond al
Smith Edgar D. quartermaster's clerk, 106

Lexington
Smith Edmuud M. clerk, 12 Jackson
Smith Eli, clerk, 94 Grundy
Smith Eliza, milliner, 490 Lexington
Smith Eliza, 68 Union
Smith Mrs. Eliza, 283 e Lombard
Smith Mrs. Eliza, 7 James la
Smith Eliza, 3 n Poppleton
Smith Elizabeth, 4 Pleasant
Smith Elizabeth, tailoress, 357 Columbia
Smith Elizabeth, hucksteress, 20 Comet
Smith Elizabeth, tailoress, 61 n Pine
Smith Elizabeth, grocery, 209 Orleans
Smith Elijah B. painter, 650 Light

Smith E. John, porter, cor Fort av and John-
son
Smith Elias D. (Hall & Smith,) Mansion

house
Smith Emanuel, cabinet maker, 359 s Charles
Smith Emily L. J., Biddle c of Eden
Smith Ferdinand, baker, 28 Dewberry al
Smith Frances V. 78 Mullikin
Smith Francis, carter and nightman, Wash-
ington road
Smith Francis A. clerk, 857 w Baltimore
Smith Mrs. Frances, dry goods, 147 Penna. av
Smith Francis C. chief clerk Provost Marshal,

146 s Eden
Smith Francis, laborer, 215 n Caroline
Smitii Francis, laborer, 4 L. Constitution
Smith Francis, plasterer, 166 Eastern av
Smitli Francis B. bricklayer, 209 n Exeter
Smith Franklin L. (Smith Bros.) Washington
Smith F. turner, 65 Vine
Smith Frederick, rigger, 156 Lancaster
Smith Frederick, jr. butcher, 484 Saratoga
Smith Fred'k H. butcher, 37 Hanover market,

dw 484 Saratoga
Smith Gamaliel, carpenter, 10 Etting
Smith George, laborer, 77 n Bond
Smith George, comb maker, 181 Lee
Smith George, coop(;r, 27 May
SMITH GEO. H. proprietor Girard house,

74 s Eutaw
Smith Geo. W. boiler maker, 149 Johnson
Smith George, tailor, 853 w Baltimore
Smith George, cigar maker, 68 Union
Smith Geo. F. ship carpenter, 409 e Fayette
Smith George, oyster packer, 92 s Exeter
Smith George, butcher, Hollins market, dw

Brown-st n of Fredm-ick road
Smith George, mariner, 51 n Caroline
Smith George, barkeeper, 25 Commerce
Smith George, oak cooper, 223 Eastern av
Smith Geo. H. laborer, 4 Emory
Smith George, huckster, 25 Slemmer's al
Smith George, laborer, 505 w Lombard
Smith Geo. T carpenter, 237 e Chase
Smith Geo. W. W. butcher. Eagle hotel, 132

Hillen
Smith Geo. P. clerk, 306 Saratoga
Smith George, teamster, 10 11 Amity
Smith George, cabinet maker, 38 n Howard
Smith Geo. W. baker, 338 e I^ombard
Smith Geo. A. tobacconist, 509 w Baltimore
Smith George, tavern, 28 Fell
Smith George, butcher, 490 Saratoga
Smith George, shoemaker, 253 n Eden
Smith George, iron roller, 177 Gough
Smith George, jr., U. S. N., 331 e Baltimore
Smith George, ship joiner, 409 e Fayette
Smith Geo. H. carter, 48 s Regester
Smith George, tailor. Chapel betw Baltimore

and Lombard
Smith George, 266 e Monument
Smith Geo. Z. 133 Hanover
Smith Geo. N. paymaster U. S. A. 307 Cross
Smith Geo. H. hatter, 15 Walker
Smith George, machinist, 208 Cliesnut
Smith Geo. W. cigar maker, 68 Union
Smith George, laborer, 4 Emory
Smith Geo. A. clerk, 64 Ridgely
Smith Geo. J. (Long & Smith,) s e cor Eutaw

and German
Smith Geo. P. clerk, 306 Saratoga
Smith Geo. B. blacksmith, 36 George
Smith Geo. S. 191 Franklin

T£LE: GliOVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE Is the best for all purposes— SALKS
R003IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Smith Dr. Gideon B. 174 Mulberry
Smiih Hannah, bakery, 544 Penna. av
Smith Harman, clerk, 52 Henrietta
Smith Harman, varnisher, 126 Henrietta
Smith Harman, varnisher, 52 Henrietta
Smith Harriet, H. S nurse, 3 Hill
Smith Henrietta, 25 Sterrett
Smith Henry E. hospital steward U. S. A.

Jarvis hospital
Smith Miss H. C. 268 Hollins
Smith Henry, carpenter, 2 Collins ct
Smith Henry C. carpenter, 114 Lexington
Smith Henry C. soldier, 1 n Poppleton
Smith Henry, grocery, 566 Lexington
Smith Henry, carpenter, Durham near Pratt,

d\v 98 s Ann
Smith Henry D. sheet iron worker, 77 s Fre-
mont
Smith Henry, laborer, 36 Walsh
Smith Henry, carpenter, 98 s Ann
Smith Henry Peters, (Ruthraufi' & Smith,)

134 Pearl
Smith Mrs. Henry, 26 Lexington, 1 Centre,

and 5 Hanover markets, dw 490 Saratoga
Smitli Henry P. (Ruthrauff & Smith,) 133 n

Pearl
Smith Henry, tailor, 128 Conway
Smith Henry, brass finisher, 279 n Eutaw
Smith Henry C. (Tucker & Smith,) 110 w

Monument
Smith Henry, book binder, 205 Garden
Smith Henry, cabinet maker, 77 n Howard
Smith Mrs. Henry, tobacconist, 770 w Balti-
more
Smith Henry, butter dealer, 544 w Pratt
Smith Henry, clerk, 513 w Fayette
Smith Henry J. engineer, 82 s Carey
Smith Hfiiry, confectioner, 239 n Gay
Smith Herman A. book binder, and sexton
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 365 Lexing-
ton
Smith Herman, shoemaker, 6 East
Smith Horatio, shoemaker, 139 Aisquith
Smith Hugh, painter, 102s Paca
Smith Hugh, shoemaker, 43 Orleans
Smith Hugh, laborer, 25 Ryan
Smith Hugh H. locksmith, 179 Aisquith
Smith Isaac, car driver, 962 w Baltimore
SMITH ISAAC N. & CO. (L N. Smith,)
ovster packers, 105 McElderry, dw 1.
N. S., 66 e Lombard

SMITH J. HOPKINSON, Iron
Mercliant and proprietor Calvert
Iron and Nail Works. Railroad
Spikes, Chairs, Rivets, Bolts,
Hoi se and Mule Shoes, &.c. dw
34 Cathedral.

Smith .T. Franklin, 102 Preston

SMITH J. IRWIN, tobacco manufacturer,

19 German, dw 8 McCulloh
Smith .lackson, mariner, 142 s Spring
SMITH J. J A COB, pharmace))tist, cor Eutaw

and Lexington, dw 294 w Fayette
Smith .Jacob H. wagoner, 122 St. Peter
Smith Jacob, cigar maker, 348 s Charles
Smith Jacob, varnisher, 74 Bolton
Smith Jacob W. cooper, 2 Comet
Smith Jacob H. (Smith Bros.) 49 Lexington

Smith Jacob, wagoner, 324 Canton av

Smith Jacob, lamplighter, 52 Gough

Smith Jacob, shoemaker, 176 Kast

Smith Jacob, wagoner, 42 s Howard

Smith J. B. H. 118 St. Paul

Smith Jamirna, tailoress, 43 n Caroline

Smith James J. carpenter, 203 Druid Hill av

Smith James N. moulder, 188 East

Smith James, hackman, 12 n Republican

Smith James, 372 e Monument

Smith James L. carpenter, Biddle e of Eden

Smith James, policeman, 237 n Caroline

Smith James, carpenter, 154 s Fremont

Smith James T. boiler maker, 28 Warren

Smith James, laborer, White House, Canton

Smith James, blacksmith, 739 w Baltimore

Smith James P. clerk, 57 Albemarle

Smith James P. messenger custom house, 7

Lloyd
Smith James D. grocery, 190 George
Smith James G. carpenter, 44 East
Smith James H. laborer, Mount RoyaFHill,

near Reservoir
Smith James, carpenter, 69 s Bond
Smith James, (Smith & Schley,) Caroline 4lh

door from Gay
Smith James, sailmaker, 112 e Lombard
Smith James, sweep master, 114 s Broadway
Smith James A. oyster packer, Canton, dw

194 Gough
Smith James, bricklayer, 307 e Pratt
Smith James, 116 Vine
Sniith James F. huckster, 17 n Eden
Smith James R. mariner, 299 e Lombard
Sn^ith James, U. S. N. 45 s Regester
Smith Jane, 63 Boyd

Smith Jeffrey A. blacksmith and railing man-
ufacturer, 182 Columbia, dw 184
Smith Jesse A. soldier, 331 Mulberry
Smith J. Spear, 23 Hamilton
Smith Job, clerk, 27 n Front
Smith J. A. B., U. S. N. .307 e Baltimore
Smith John S. jr. clerk, 134 Pearl
Smith John W. detective, 60 s Eden
Smith John W. carpenter, 149 Dolphin
Smith John W. piano maker, 5 Ogston
Smith John W. broker, 49 w Fayette, dw 318

Franklin
Smith Capt. John S. mariner, 134 Pearl
Smith John T. machinist, 16 Front
Smith .lohn W. organist, 333 e Lombard

Smith John, blacksmith, 175 Mulberry

Smith John H. clerk, 214 s Charles

Smith John, laborer, 2((2 Cathedral

Smith J. Marsden, 129 St. Paul

Smith John, hack driver, 213 w Fayette

Smith John, cutter, 68 Mulberry

Smith John, laborer, 308 s Eutaw

Smith John L., Government detective, 106 L.
Greene

Smith John Spear, judge Orphans' Court, 23
Hamilton

Smith John, laborer, 284 e Fayette

Smith John, hack diiver, 48 Hillen

Smith John, 13 Madison al

Smith John M. director N. C. R. Calvert
station

Smith John, shoemaker, 35 Harford av

SiTiith John, laborer, 286 s Dallas

Smith John, (Hammond & Smith,) 140 s Paca

Smith John, locksmith, 125 Low

Smith John F. clerk, 113 s Eden

Smith John C. collector, 251 n Eden

JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Fire^vood MiUs— Warren's Fire and "W^ater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, ever 99 W. Baltimore-st*

SMITH BECS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Smith John C. stone cutter, 185 Conway
Smith John D. carter, Clifton ni'ar Penna. av
Smith John, (Bopp & Smith,) Q8 Mulberry
Smith John, huckster, 219 Holliiis
Smith John G. provisions, 106 Jefferson
Smith John, baker, 164 s Broadway
Sniitli John A. detective, 59 n Front
Smith John T. clerk, 77 s Paca
Smith Jolm, car|ienter,8 Grant, dw 140 s Paca
Smirh John P. car trimmer, 200 n Exeter
Smith John P. machinist, 58 s Popplelon
Smith John M. locksmith, (15 Vine
Smith John, wagoner. 597 Penna. av
Smith John, laborer, 71 Lancaster
Smith John, mariner, 10 Fish Market space
Smith John, clerk, 214 s ("liarles
Smith Joiin, shoemaker, 173 s Sharp
Smith John II. brickmaker, 22 Abey at
Smith John C. junk dealer, 80 n Gay
Smith J. Thomas, paying teller Bank of Bal-
timore, 77 s Paca
Smith John C. & Son, (John C. Smith, Chas.
T. Smith,) tobacconists, 155).< w Baltimore,
dw J. C. S 30G Saratoga
SMITH JOHN D. paying teller Bank of

Commerce, dw 163 w Lombard
Smith John Q. copper plate printer, 207

Forrest
Smith John H. stone cutter, 155 William
Smith John, lager beer saloon, 154 Preston
Smith John, laborer, 222 e Madison
Smith John E. mariner, 193 s Washington,

F. P.
Smith John, glass blower, 10 Henry
Smith John M. 318 Franklin
Smith John M. (Thos. & J. M. Smith,) 97

McCulloh
Smith John G. wagoner, 77 e Monument
Smith John P. 35 e Fayette
Smith John & Son, (J. Smith, J. S. Smith,)
wholesale grocers and liquor merchants, 35
Chcapside
Smith John, porter, 222 e Madison
Smith John, (J. Smith & Son,) Baltimore Co
Smith John L. 106 L. Greene
Smith John T. machinist, 125 s Exeter
Smith John, boiler maker, 8 Henry
Smith John R. engineer, 55 s Poppleton
Smith John, cigar maker, 89 s Durham
Smith Josepii, laborer, 21 1 Eastern av
Smith Joseph E. police, 50 Dolphin
Smitii Joseph W. millwright 232 e Lombard
Smith Joseph A. miller, n Charles, near city

limits
Smith Joseph J. car driver, 31 Preston
Smith Joseph, ship joiner, 71 Lancaster
Smith Joseph S. (John Smith & Son,) Balti-
more Co.
Smith Joseph, bricklayer, 125 Hollins
.Smith Jos. fruit preserver, 16 East Falls av
Smith Joseph L. carpenter, 104 s Regester
SMITH REV. JOSKPH T. 6 Cathedrd
SMITH JOSEPH DEAN, attorney, 35 n

Charles, dw 199 n Howard
Smith Joseph, -shoemaker, 253 n Eden
Smith Judson H. (Smith Brothers & Co.) 40

w Baltimore
Smith Julia, 77 Henrietta
Smith Kate, 6 s Front
Smith Kate, tailoress, 251 Lee
Smith & King, (Nacy W. Smith, Wm. J. C.

King,) 171 Cathedral
Smith Mrs. Laura A. 156 w Hoffman

! Smith Lawrence, (S. J. Taylor & Co.) 305
w Lombard
Smith Rev. Leonidas L. female seminary, 49

Mount Vernon idace
Smith Lewis, cooper, 285 Canton av
Smith Lewis E. bookkeeper Marine Bank,

224 Garden
Smith Lewis, 77 Forrest
Smith Lewis S. periodicals, 268 Light
Smith Louis, restaurant, 38 Thames
Smith Louisa, 4 Anthoriy
Smith Loui.sa, tailoress, 44 Hampstead
Smith Louisa, cmifectionery, 19 Jefferson
Smith Lucy, 127 Gongh
Smith Lydia, 17 McCulloh
Smith Lynch G. wagoner, 9 Hawk
Smith Margaret, sailor boarding house, 54

Thames
Smith Margaret Aim, confectionery, 57 w

Lombard
Smith Margaret M. seamstress, 201 Hollins
Smith Mr.s. Maranda, stamstress, 1 Hall al
Sn)ith Maria, dressmaker, 135 w Bidille
Smith Maria, dressmaker, 191 Forrest
Smith Mrs. Maria C. provisions, 16 Daw-
son al
Smith Marshall P. clerk 34 Cathedral
Smith Mrs Matilda R. 34 Mulberry
Smith Mrs. Martha A. 187 n Fremont
Smith Mrs. Mary, 264 Hanover
Smith Mrs. Mary A. 490 Saratoga
Smith Mrs. Mary, 55 Gousrh
Smith Mrs. Mary, 158 McHenry
Smith Mrs. Mary Ann, si'amstress, 2 Lemmon
Smith Mis. Mary E. 223 Saratoga
Smith Mrs. Mary, rear .53 n Front
Smith Mrs. Mary,' 96 s Wolfe
Smith Mrs. Mary J. dressmaker, 189 Gough
Smith Mrs. Mary, 84 w Monument
Smith Mary, 32 L Church
Smith Mary, 116 Cross
Smith Mary, 85 Druid Hill av
Smith Mary, n w cor Aisquith and McElderry
Smith Mary, tailoress, 67 Henrietta
Smith Mary, 38 Hampstead
Smith Mary, 104 s Regester
Smith Mary, dressmaker, 116 Vine
Smith Mary A. dressmaker, 56 n Front
Smith Mary J. 234 e Chase
Smith Matthew, 38 s Sharp
Smith Matthew N. merchant tailor, 85 n Gay
Smith Matthew, jr., clerk, '^20 w Hoffman
Smith Michael, stone cutter, 82 n Front
Smith Michael, tailor, 7 John al
Smith Michael, hack and livery stables, 210

Garden, dw Swan tavern
Smith Michael, upholsterer, 3 n Wolfe
Smith & Milbourne, (Mrs. S. J. Smith, Mrs.

C.J. Milbourne,) millinery, 125 e Baltimore
Smith Michael, machine stitching, 131 Pearl
Smith Michael, driver Adams express, 66

Holiday
Smith Michael, stevedore, 67 3 Regester
Smith Miirdecai K. sale and livery stables,

cor Fremont and Ramsay, dw 73 Columbia
Smith Capt. Moses C. mariner, 129 s Sharp
Smith Montgomery P. soldier, 307 Cross
Smi'h Mrs. Nancy, 10 Etting
Smith JNancy, teacher, 372 e Monument
Smith Mrs. Nancy, 129 s Sharp
Smith & Nazaieniis, (C. Smith, George B.

Nazarenus,) French candy manufacturers,

60 s Sharp

Shirts, Dra^vers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Che.-»pest and Best, at RAY-
MOND. BUKTOJV & CO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Smith Nelly, 14 Fnundrv

SMITH Dr. NATHAN R. professor Uni-
versity of Maryland, office and dw 89 Sara-
toga, dw Baltimore Co.
Smith Nasey, (Smith & King-,) 158 Franklin
Smith Nelson, huckster, ISQ Orleans
Smith Nich. carpenter, Chappell nr Fremont
SM ITH NICHOLAS M. brick manufacturer,

Canton, dw 52 s Broadway
Smith Nicholas, shoemaker, 491 Belair av
Smith Nicholas P. ci^ar mk. 35 s Poppleton
SMITH & NICODEMUS, (S. R. Smith, J.
C. Nicodemus,) provision merchants, 56
South
Smith Oliver, clerk, 27 n Front
Smith Oliver N. conductor, 30 s Schroeder
Smith Oliver T. coach painter, 501 e Lombard
Smith Patrick, laborer. 127 Gough
Smith Patrick, laborer, 4 Fall
Smith Patrick, laborer, 63 n Amity
Smith Patrick, brakesman, 51 s Schroeder
Smith Paul, cooper, 382 s Charles
Smith Peter, wagoner, 11 n Front, n of Foun-
dry
Smith Peter B. fish. 9 Hawk
Smitlx Percy G. clerk \ C. R. 49 Lee
Smith Peter, mariner, 193s Washington, F. P.
Smith Peter, seamen's boarding house, 292 s

Ann
Smith Peter, tailor, 104 Stirling
Smith Peter, carpenter, 177 Lemmon
Smith Peter, janitor Maryland University, n

e cor Greene and Lomljard
Smith Philip, laborer, 12 Mercer
Smith Philip, laborer, 172 Lee
Smith Philip, 273 HoUins
Smith Philip, 573 Lexin?lon
Smith Philip, fireman , 332 s Sharp
Smith Philip, wagoner, 186 s Ann
Smith Philip, blacksmith, n e cor Lexington

and Mount
Smith Philip H. clerk, Fulton btw Lexington

and FayL-ite
Smith Phoebe, 335 Franklin
Smith Phoebe Ann, hucksteress, 13 s Eden
Smith Priscilla, 56 n Exeter
Smith Rachel E. 331 Mulberry
Smith Rebecca, 146 Eastern av
Smith Richard A. sash and doorframer, 105 s

Wolfe
Smith Richard C. clerk, 230 w HoflTman
Srnith R. Henry, manufacturer of syrups, 28

and 30 s Frederick, dw 89 s Eden
Smith Richard, regulator P. W. & B. R. R.,

141 s Eden
Smith Rebecca, boarding, 146 Eastern av
Smith Rinaldo P. clerk, 244 n Howard
Smith Robert E. clerk, 307 Cross
Smith Robei't H. carpenter, 154 s Fremont
Smith Robert A. clerk, 34 s Exeter
Smith Robert T. conveyancer, 613^ w Fay-
ette, dw 479 Franklin
Smith Robert, weaver, 37 Harmony la
Smith Robert H. machinist, 253 e Lombard
Smith Reuben, fireman, 104 Scott
Smith Riniben, 152 Gard.-n
SMITH ROBERT M. coal oil manufactory,
foot of Eutaw, office 13 s Sharp, dw 220 w
Hoffman
Smith Robert Z. carpenter, 1] s Central av
Smith Rodney B. sutler, 42 n Liberty
Smith Rosa, hair dresser, 133 w Madison
Smith Samuel D. clerk, 306 Saratoga

Smith Samuel, spices, Penn al, dw 3 Chats-
worth
Smith Mrs. Samuel, boarding, 132 w Fayette
Smith Samuel R. (Smith & Nicodemus,) 45

Hollins
Smith Samuel, carpenter, 438 n Gay
Smith Samuel A. plasterer, 213 Hollins
Smith Samuel, painter, 60 s Ann
Smith Samuel E. boiler maker, 338 e Lombard
SMITH SAMUEL W. 85 Park
Smith Samuel H. fisherman, 27 Gittings
Smith Samuel H. pilot, 140 Gough
Smith Samuel C. laborer, 336 Aliceanna
Smith Samuel A. carpenter, 536 w Lombard
Smith Sam'l R. (Jackson & Smith,) 121 Park
Smith Samuel, boiler maker, 52 e Eager
Smith Samuel F. (Smith Bros.) Philadelphia
Smith Samuel T. bricklayer, 43 Milliman
SMITH SAMUEL J. oyster and fruit packer,

junction Howard and Liberty, dw 387 w

Lombard
Smith Samuel E. boiler maker, 52 e Eager
Smith Samuel, farmer, 48 Gough
Smith Samuel, furniture wagoner, 501 w

Lombard
Smith Sarah, 112 e Lombard
Smith Sarah, 4 Bradwick's ct
Smith Sarah E. teacher, 78 Gough
Smith Sarah A. seamstress, 345 Saratoga
Smith Sarah A. 141 Saratoga
Smith Sarah, 1 n High
Smith Sarah A. 210 Barre
Smith Sarah, 101 n Exeter
Smith Sarah E. Philadelphia road near city

limits
Smith Sidney, express wagon, 232 n Caroline
Smith Mrs. Susan, 141s Eden
Smith Mrs. Susan, 178 Peirce
Srnith Mrs. Susan, (Smith & Milbourne,) 125

e Baltimore
Smith & Schley, (Jas. Smith, Lewis Schley,)

tobacconists, s w cor Gay and Aisquith
Smith Mrs. T. C. boarding house, 79 Camden
Smith Thomas, 38 s Sharp
Smith Thomas J. confectioner, 82 n Front
Smith Thomas H supt. oyster house, 38

Penna. av
Smith Tliomas H. tinner, 9 Hawk
Smith Thomas, grocer, s w cor Paca and Bur-
gundy al
Smith Thomas H. professor of music, 60 e

Lombard
Smith Thomas J. carpenter, 4 n Schroeder
Smith Thomas, laborer, 13 s Stockton al
Smith Thomas, carpenter, 220 Mulberry
Smith Thomas, runner, 71 Lancaster
Smith Thomas H boiler maker, 28 Warren
Smith Dr. T. Emory, s e cor Dolphin and

McCulloh
Smith Thomas, wood dealer, 125 c Baltimore
Smith Tliomas A blacksmith, 67 s Oregon
Smith Thos. M. (Smith & Curlett,) 133 Park
Smith Thomas, painter, 73 Hamburg
Smith Thomas H. tavern, 353 s Bond
Smith Thomas, dry goods r finisher, 12 Mc-

Clellan's al, dw JO L. Paca
S.VH TH THOMAS &l JOHN M. linseed oil

manufacturers, 121 and 123 Smith's wharf
Smith Thomas, (Thomas & John M. Smith,)

133 Park
Smith Tisco, baker, 208 Hollins
Smith Victor, hosiery and trimmings, 87

Hanover

J. HHYRY GIE.se, Conunlsslon Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Gmln, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, fil Spear's ^^harf.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMOEE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO-

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Smith Washington, wheelwright, Franklin

Inn, cor High and Hillen
Smith Walter, clerk, 5J South
Smith Wesley, carpenter, 69 s Bond
Smith Whittingham, painter, 73 Hamburg
Smith Wm. B. miller, Frederick road w of

tollgate
Smith Wm. I. bookkeeper, 2 n Ann
Smith Wm. H. butcher. 478 Saratoga
Smith Wm. F. 306 Saratoga
Smith Wm. J. fish, 9 Hawk
Smith Wm. P. clerk, 108 Richmond
Smith Wm. H. 542 Lexington
Smith Wm. tailor, 152 Orleans
Smith Wm. H. V. (J. S. Barry & Co.) 18

Hollins
Smith Wm. H. detective, 77 Henrietta
Smith Wm. actor, 59 Forrest
SMITH WM. PRESCOTT, master transpor-
tation B. & O. R. R. dw 2 Parkin
Smith Wm. H. carpenter, 33 Harford av
Smith Wm. tinner, 38 Hanipstead
Smith Wm. mariner, 46 iVIonigomery
Smith Wm. H. laborer, 237 s Paca
Smith Wm. P. moulder, 124 Burgundy al
Smith Wm. H. tobacconist. 170 n Spring
Smith Wm. H. (Hazzard & Smith,) 68 Wil-
liam
Smith Wm. T. fireman, 140 Hollins
Smith Wm. T. & Co., oyster and fruit pack-
ers, n e cor McHenry al and Lemmon, dw
Wm. T. S. 387 w Lombard
Smith Wm. J., U. S. detective, 162 s Ann
Smith Wm. T. shoemaker, 31 Granby
Smith Wm. P. laborer, 115 Hamburg
Smith Wm. Liberty al nr e Monument
Smith Wm. painter, foot of Hughes, dw C8

William
Smiih Wm. H. brakesman, 230 Barre
Smith Wm. mariner, 29 Haubert
Smith Wm. mariner, 263 s Ann
Smith Wm. H. boiler maker, 8 Henry
Smitli Capt. Wm. mariner, 312 s Bond
Smith Wm. D. gunsmith, 21 s Caroline
Smith Wm. F. teller at Thomas & Co's,76 w

Baltimore, dw 38 n Calvert
Smith Wm. H. caulker, 181 Hughes
Smith Wm. H. licensed gauger, 69 Exchange

place, dw 185 w Hoffman
Smith Wm. I. bookeeper 2d National bank,

dw 2 n Ann
Smith Wm. gunsmith, 21 s Caroline
Smith Wm. Z. mariner, 63 s Bond
Smith Wm. tailor, 332 Raborg
Smith Wm. R. machinist, 458 Lexington
Smith Wm. H. clerk, 2&6 n Howard
Smith Wm. carpenter, 103 Hiilen
Smith Wm. H. tobacconist, 4 Somerset
Smith Wm. P. detective, 224 e Madison
Smith Wm. D. clerk, 71 s Eden
Smith Wm. soldier, 40 Abbot

Smith , rag picker, 75 L. Church

SmithsoiT Mrs. Clarissa, 111 n Fremont
Smithson Samuel B. engineer U. S. N. 7 Ster-

rett
Smithson Thomas, 111 n Fremont
Smithson W. T. (W. T. Smithson & Co.)

131 w Biddle
SMITHSON W. T. & CO. (W. T. Smith-
son, W. T. Owens,) bankers and brokers,
224 w Baltimore
Smiimer Henry, soldier, 219 Canton av
Smitson, Mrs. Anna, provisions, 30 Lloyd

Smoot Alleghany, (Smoot, Habersham «fe

Barrett,) 178 w Hoffman
Smoot Chas. B. 549 w Fayette
Smoot Francis M. boarding, 133 Hanover

SMOOT, HABERSHAM & BAR-
RETT, (A. Smoot, A. W. Haber-
sham, F. O. Barrett,) Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in Tea, 79
Exchange place.

Smoot James, iron roller, 3 Binney
Smoot Joseph, wheelwright, 170 McHenry
Smoot Joseph, jr. wheelwright, 170 McHenry
Smoot Capt. Wm. H. 125 Hamburg
Smouse Martin, shoemaker, 149 Chesnut
Smull David B. hardware and ship furi^ishing

manufacturer, 71 Smith's wharf, dw 251 w

Lombard
Smutt Daniel A. letter carrier, 392 Franklin
Smull Dr. Wm. G. 191 w Lombard
Smute Joseph, sr. plow maker, 170 McHenry
Smute Joseph, jr. plow maker, 170 McHenry
Smyrk Alfred E. guano agent for Barrill &

Muir, Water's wharf, foot of Fell, dw 254

e Baltimore
Smyser Geo., sugar refiner, 18 Fountain
Smyser Wm. H. soldier, 74 Chew
Smyth Bridget, 132 Hud.son
Smyth Mrs. Helen, milliner, 43 German
Smyth Wm. graiiier, 98 Centre
Snack John H. carpenter, 11 Fremont near

Peniia. av
Snack John, carpenter, 674 Penna. av
Snack Wm. confectionery, 55 n Front
Siiader Elizabeth, laundress, 20 n Dallas
Snail Mrs. Catherine, 33 s Dallas
Snamon Henry, carter, 103 Cambridge
Snapp Levi, blacksmith, 139 s Fremont
Snattinger Sam'l, dry goods, 663 w Baltimore
Snavely John, variety store, 118 w Biddle
Snavelv John H. capt. police, 102 n Pine
Snead Patrick, laborer, 129 s Castle
Sneaker Henry, 177 s Wolfe
Sneath Wm. A. clerk, 155 German
Sneck Wm. carpenter, 86 s Fremont
Sneed Lydia M. seamstress, 10 Bolton
Sneed Mary, seamstress, 10 Bolton
Sneeringer Wm. J. (Slagle & Sneeringer,)

cor Franklin and Howard
Snell Charles H. clerk, 161 w Lombard
Sneringer Wm. tobacconist, Franklin house
Snethen Worthington G. attorney, 20 Second,

dw 190 w Hoffman
Snethen Worthington A. clerk assessor's office

3d district, 190 w Hoffman

Schnell , tailor, 39 Marion

Snider Anna M. tailoress, 11 n Washington,

F. P.
Snider Mrs. Catherine, 55 Clay
Snider George, shoemaker, s w cor Bond and

Canton av
Snider Harriet, 72 n Eutaw
Snipple Christian, porter, 16 Block
Snively Adam, commission merchant, 5 Com-
merce, dw 40 Fawn
Snook Philip, huckster, 242 n Bond
Snooks Wm H. teamster, 35 Abey al
Snow Chas. H. 333 e Baltimore
Snow Edw'd J. 40 s Broadway
Snow Cynthia, 40 s Broadway

AUG. G. MEYER Si CO., Mamifacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Weatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paiiits and V'arulslieg, lUO W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Snow Tlios. W. ship carpenter, 102 Tnhnson
Snow William F. bookkeeper Union Bank,

dw 302 w Fayette
Snowden Mrs. Eliza, 28 Mulberry
Snowden J. Tliomas, clerk B. & O. R. R. 28

s Carey
Snowden Philip T. import clerk custom house,

250 w Fayette
Snowden Phillip M. real estate broker, 83 w

Fayette, dw 1 n Carey
SNOWDKX SA.VIUEL, attorney, 83 w Fay-
ette, dw 316 Hollins
Snowman Mrs. Mary, grocery, 319 n Cen-
tral av
Snvder Andrew, cooper, 13 and 17 James la,

and 33 Poultney, dw 329 s Charles
Snyder Mrs, Augusta, grocery, 77 Htrrison
Snyder Alonzo, conductor B. & 0. R. R. 173

n Fremont
Snyder Adam, tinner, 469 n Gay
Snyder A. laborer, 248 s Sharp
Snyder BmiJ. B time keeper at Mt. Clare de-
pot, 480 w Franklin
Snydei: Mrs. Belinda, dressmaker, 736 w

Baltimore
Snyder Citherine, 129 West
Snyder Charles, 393 Penna av
Snyder Charles, Brflair av nr Baltimore Cem-
etery
Snyder Casper, milkman, Fort av near Law-
rence
Snyder Daniel, restaurant, 15 Jackson
Snyder Daniel, clerk Quart'ermasters's dept.,

83 Lee
Snyder Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 606 w Pratt
Snyder Frederick, grocer/, 266 Eistern av
Snyder Frederick, sawyer, 8 Callend ir
Snyder George, shoemaker, 269 w Biddle
Snyder Dr. George D. 379 Franklin
Snyder George, tailor, 191 e Fayette
Snyder George, laborer. Fort av btw John-
son and Lawrence
Snyder George, drayman, 412 s Charles
Snyder Harriet, baker, 232 n Gav
Snyder Henry, shoemaker, 73 tlillen
Snyder Henry, laborer, 8 Callendar
Snyder Henry, sr. flour and feed, 95 Frank-
lin, dw 348 n Eataw
Snyder Henry, jr. (Frush & Snyder,) 261 n

Howard
Snyder Henry, butcher, 393 Penna. av
Snyder Henry, tailor, 15 Brown
Snyder Henry R. hosemaker, 187 Ensor
Snyder Jacob, blacksmith, 177 e Lombard
Snyder Jacob, butcher, 46 Centre and 30 Lex-
ington markets, dw 444 Penna. av
Snyder Jacob, 15 Jackson
Snyder Jacob C. (J. H. Snyder & Bro.) 393

Penna. av
Snyder Jacob, 37 Preston
Snyder Janvs E. boiler maker, 9 w Biddle
Snyder John, laborer, 200 s Fremont
Snvder John, 272 s Bond
SNYDEH JOHN J. attorney, 53 w Fayette,

dw 160 n Howard
Snyder John, cooper, 11 Smith's al
Snyder John H. butcher, 437 Penna. av
Snyder John, butcher, 39 Fell's Point market,

dw 124 Haniostead
Snyder John H. clerk P. W. & B. R. R. 116

Lee
Snyder John, carpenter, 195 Forrest
Snyder Joseph L. carpenter, 273 Forrest

Snyder Joseph F. butcher, 51 Centre and 6
Lexington markets, dw Penna. av near
Northern av
Snyder Joseph R. mprchandise broker, 70
Exchange place, dw 143 Washington place
SXYDER J. H. & BR.tTHER, (J. Henry
Snyder, Jacob C. Snyd«r,) butchers, 32
L'-'xington, 71 Centre, 206 Bilair and 10
Richmond markets
Snyder John, soldier, 193 s Chapel
Snvder John L. barkeeper, 31 Balderston
Snyder John, laborer, 4 Henry
S.iyder John, harness mak»'r, 63 Portland
Snyder John, tailor, 42 Chatswortli
Snyder J. Henry, (J. H. Snyder & Bro.)

391 Penna. av
Snyiler John H. quartermaster's agent, foot

of Mill, dw 181 Lee
Snydi;r Justus, Washington express, 5 n

Strieker
Snyder Mrs. Laura, dressmaker, 38 n Pine
Snyder Louis, 31 Bilderston
Snyder Louis, silver plater, 77 Harrison
Snyder Louisa, teacher, 1541-^ Mulberry
Snyder Miry, teacher, s Eden nr Pratt
Snyder Martin, boot fitter, 176 s "Wolfe
Snyder .Vlartin, drayman, 100 Ramsay
Snyder Mirtin, carpenter, 23 Eastern av
Snyder Margaret, teacher, 83 s Eden
Snyder Muthias, baker, 36 St. Mary
S lyler Mr.s. 9 s Choptank
Snyder vVendel, baker, 188 Orleans
S lyder Wm. tinner, 103 .fefferson
Snyder Wm. C. clerk, 154}^ xMalberry
Snvder vVm. butcher, 43 U-xington and 7

Richmmd markets, dw 437 Penna. av
Snyder Wm. F. mmiger American telegraph

Co., Howard house
Snyder Wm. tobacconist, 1201^ n High, dw

95 n Central av
Soaty Mrs. Mary, Ostend between Russel and

Ri.lgely
Soeller August, baker, s w cor Madison and

Aisquith
Soeter AJam, preserver, 139 Johns m
Soettee Lewis, 155 s Chapel
Siffjrd Peter iV. pilot, Hamburg nr William
Sihl A lam H. cabinei maker, 252 s Sharp
S »li! Francis, tailor, 88 n Paca
Sohl Henry, clerk, 252 s Siiarp
Sihl John A. printer, 252 s Sharp
Sohl John, (Sohl & Sporleder,) n e corner

Charles and Montgomery
Sohl & Sporleder, apothecaries, n e corner

Charles and Montgomery
Sihn Christian, tailor, 17 s Spring
S )hn John, grocery, 2.n e Fayette
Sohn Miuritz, tailor, 107 s Regester
Sohns Wm. rag dealer, 11 Soruce al
Solan Fisher, bookkeeper, Howard house
Solenback Wm. paver, 19-i n Central av
Solinger Mirtin, cabinet m iker, 242 e Eiger
Sailers Andrew J. cigar miker, 144Hollin3
Sollers Elizabeth, lOJ Hudson
Sollers George L. clerk, 14 McHenry
Sollers S. D. (Hammond, Sjllers & Co.) 10

Parkin
Sollers Thos. E. (Hammond, Sollers & Co.)

10 Hollins
Sollers Thomas E. jr., (Hammond, Sollers &

Co.) 317 w Lombard
Sollers Tliomas O. clerk, 218 e Baltimore
SoUey Ellen, 95 n Front

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R003IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Solmpyer Frederick, clerk, 50 n Exeter
Soloman Benj. D. inacliiiiist. 124 n Bond
Solomon Clement, gardener, 133 Chesapeake
Solomon (saa'-, oyster dealer, 309 w Lombard,

dw 511 w Fayette
Solomon Janifs, farmer, 598 w Baltimore
Solomon Jeremiah, 2-^7 Saratoga
Solomon Joseph S. clerk, 130 n Eden
Solomon Vlartin, dry goods, 168 Franklin
Solomon Philip, shopm iker, 80 s Spring
Solomon Wm. T. sailmaker, 124 n Bond
SOLTER & CO. (George L. Solter, G W.

Wickes.) coopers, 37 Commerce, 29 and

31 11 Caroline
Solter George L. (Solter & Co.) 150 Orleans
Solze Mrs. Caroline C. milliner, 64 s Sharp
Solze John A. shoe tools, 312 w Pratt, dw 64

s Sharp
Solzeman Wm. carter, 59 Preston
Somborn Jacob, clerk, 41 c Lomiiard
Somborn M. boot and shoe deal. 52 n Greene
Somerlad August, ship carpenter, 71 Grindall
Somerlott Frederick, confectionery, 64 Pearl
SomerS. W. restaurant, 76 Centre market

space
Somers Clara, teacher, 584 Penna av
Somers Samuel, machinist, 255 Columbia
Somerville Ann, shoe binder, 39 Barnes
Somerville John, clerk, 297 Aisquith
Somerville Mrs. Sarah, 297 Aisquith
Sommerville Jas. P. trunkmaker, 7 Somerset
Sommerville James, inspector of wood, 263

Saratoga
Sommerville Thomas, carpenter, 24 n Oregon
Sommer Jacol) & Sons, (J. Sommer, L. Som-

mer, S. S ominrr,) coachmakers, s w corner

Loml)ard and Howard
Sommer Jacob, (J. Sommer & Sons,) s w cor

Lombard and Howard
Sommer Jno. P. waichmak. 2313^3 Broadway
Sommer. lohn, oriia'ntal painter, 19 Mullikin
Sommer J. B. distiller, 19 Stockton al
Sommer Jolin, laborer, 4 Lemmon
Sommer John, watchmaker, 285 s Bond
Sommer Leonard, (Jacob Sommer & Sons,)

s w cor Howard and Lombard
Sommer Samuel, (Jacob Sommer & Sons,)

162 Scott
Sommer Wm. shoemaker, 321 n Central av
Sommer Rev. Wm. 156 Cathedral
Sommcrfield John, (Siebert & Sommerfield,)

218 n Gay
Sommerlock Anna, 368 Saratoga
Scmmerlock John F. paper hanger, 368 Sara-
toga
Sommers Christopher, lab 129 n Fremont
Sommers Henry, laborer, 160 Burgundy al
Sommers James, clerk, 121 n Front
Sondergi'ld Ambrose, milkman, Washington

near Polk, Homestead
Sondershofl' Charles, clerk, 281 n Howard
Sondheimer Benedict, variety store, 20 n Eden
Sondlieimer M<ises, 104 s Broadway
Sondheimer Samuel, tailor, 94 Hillen
Sonnebeck E. tinner, 260 s Durham
Sonneborn Christian, cooper, 291 s Sharp
Sonneborn Henry, clothier, 315 w Baltimore,

dw 78 s Sharp
Sonneborn Lewis, clothier, 273 w Pratt
Sonnchill Kaiitfman B. clothier, 125 n How-
ard
Sonnehill Lewis, clothier, 350 w Baltimore,

dw 288 w Fayette

of

Sonnemann Henry, merchant tailor, 498 w

Baltimore
Sonnenburg Charles R. confectionery, 492 w

Baltimore
Sonnenleiter John G. restaurant, 66 Towson
Sonnenleiter Michai-I, brickmaker, 34 Abey al
Sonner Frank, 44 Holland
Sonrey H. laborer, 176 Aliceanna
Sop. r Edward, (Samuel J. Soper & Co.) 275

w Lombard
SOPER SAMUEL J. & CO. (S. J. Soper, E.

Soper,) auciioiienrs, 42 and 44 s Charles
Soper Samuel J. (Samuel J. Soper c& Co.) 144

w Biddle
Soper W. Horace, secr'y to State, 21 n Cal-
vert
Sopp Adam, laborer, 59 Park
Soran Mrs. C. C. fancy store, 125 s Bond
Soran Charles J. (Harman & Soran,) 91 e

Lombard
SORG CHARLES baker, 435 w Pratt
SORG WM. tavern, Calverton road near

Fayette
Sorgus Frederick, butcher, 431 Penna. av
Sorter Daniel, (Sorter & Sweeney,; 46 n

Poppleton
Sorter & Sweeney, house carpenters, 396 w

Pratt
Sothoron Zechariah H. conductor B. & O. R.

R. 29 n Republican
Soubiron Mary, 99 Druid Hill av
Soubrun Catherine, 88 Druid Hill av
Souder David W. S. salesman, 188 George
Soudpr Jacob, charcoal burner, Clinton s

Copper Works
Souers George, carpenter, 171 Peirce
Sounds Capt. B. F., U. S. i\. 5 Franklin
Sour F'rancis, 21 n High

Soures George H. rope maker, 162 s Fremont
South Thomas, barkeeper, 343 s Bond
Southard Henry, moukhr, 769 w Baltimore
Southard Joseph, moulder, 769 w Baltimore
Southcomb Alexander L. tobac.-onist and res-
taurant, n w cor Broadway and Bank, dw
131 s Bond
Southomib Carey, printer, 373 n Gay
Southcomb John P. dentist, 241 e Baltimore
Southcomb Peter H. wire worker, 28 e Lom-
bard •
Southerland Thomas, grocery, n w cor Car-
oline and Mullikin
Sower George, laborer, 22 s Chapel
Sower Henry, baker, 5 Sterrett
Sowers Mrs. Charlotte, 516 w Pratt
Sowers John, 372 s Eutaw
Spade George, cooper, 21 Plum al
Spade Mrs. Rose, tailoress, 189 e Ma'lison
Spades Anthony, laborer, 663 Penna av
Spades Daniel, stonecutter, 45 e Pratt
SpaflTord George A. carpenter, 145 s Bond
SpafFord Milton A. carpenter, 145 s Bond
Spafford Nathan H. mechanical engineer, 35

n Gilmor
Spafford Samuel G. house carpenter, 141 s

Bond
Spahan Michael, laborer, 37 s Durham
Spahl Henry, laborer, 87 Eastern av
Spahn John Casper, shoemak. 236 s Durham
Spahn John, brush maker, 212 s Ann, dw 210
Spaitjht Jeremiah, caulker, 29 Hill
Spalding Mrs. Basil, 103 n Charles
Spalding B R. & Co. (C, G de Garmendia, B.
Gough,) gen. com. merch., 18 Commerce

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Spalding; James A. engineer, 6 Goug^h
Spalding Rt. Rev. Martin J., Archbishop of

Baltimore, 106 n Charles
Spalding Wm. F. police, 109 Pine
Spalt John, huckster, 516 Penna av
Spamer Christian, machinist, n w cor Caro-
line and Hampstead
Spamer Elizabeth, grocer, n w cor Caroline

and Hampstead
Spamer Henry, shoe store, 92 s High
Spamer Julia, coal oil lamps, 130 n Central av
Spamer Ludwig, ethereal oil dealer, 130 n

Central av
Span V. laborer, 59 Elliott
Spanberg Henry, sec. hand store,. 19 Lead-

enhall
Spandauer Benjamin, collector, 132 n Eden .
Spandauer Benjamin, shoemaker, 132 n Eden
Spandauer L. property agent, J37 n Eden
Spangenberg Fred'k, cigar maker, 6 Callendar
SPANGLEBURGER GSORGE, grocer, 182

n Eden
Spanger John, laborer, Belairav nr Choptank
Spangler Alfred M. clerk, 378 Franklin
Spangler James D. police, 85 n Pine
Spans:ler John, blacksmith, 91 Granby
SPANGLER REV. JOSEPH N. dentist, 16

n Shroeder
Spangler Maria, seamstress, 28 n Front
Spangler Mrs. Mary, 378 Franklin
Spangler Mrs. Susannah, 85 n Pine
Spangler Wm. tavern, 24 vv Lombard
Spangler Wm. 378 Franklin
Spank John, sawyer, over 154 Light *
Spann Charles F. rigger, 212 s Wolfe
Spann George, mariner, 214 s Wolfe
Spanner Michael, laborer, 4 Hubbard al
Spannhake Herman, clerk, 132 L. Greene
Sparhawk Benjamin F. clerk, 51 n Fremont
Sparhavvk Edward P. soldier, 51 n Fremont
Sparhawk John, currier, 51 n Fremont
Sparhawk Sam'l H. machinist, 51 n Fremont
Sparhawk Stearns, currier, 7 Mercer, dw 51 n

Fremont
Sparklin Barton J. grocery and feed store,

112 n High.dw 83
Sparklin Samuel, coroner, 102 s Eden
Sparklin Til-rhman W. police, 14 n Bond
Sparklin T. W. 83 n High .
Sparklin Wm. F. police, 14 Gough
Sparks Mary A. confectionery, 158 Cathedral
Sparks Richard, fireman, 35 Philpotal
Sparks Robert, harness maker, 91i^n Eutaw
Sparks S. E. of custom house, 158 Cathedral
Sparks Thomas, civil engineer, 27 w Biddle
Sparks Walter, tinner, 297 e Eager
Sparkuhl Frederick, box maker, 21 s Liberty
Sparmer Mrs. Yetta, 27 Fawn
Spates, Alfred, president Chesapeake & Ohio

Canal Co. Fountain hotel
Spates George, iron roller, 108 s Wolfe
Spates Richard P. clerk, 36 w Hoffman
Spatzel Conrad, laborer, 373 Penna. av
Spaulding Mrs. Maria, 53 n Carey
Spauiding Wm. F. police, 109 n Pine
Spavin iMiss Ann, 246 Montgomery
Spavin Francis, clerk Register Wills office,

246 Montgomery
Spavin Wm. blacksmith, Fulton s of Pratt
Speake Rev. Wm. 22 s Calhoun
SPEAR BROS. (J. Otis Spear, P. Forney

Spear,) hardware, safes, &c., 41 s Charles.

— [See p. 52 Advertisements.]

SPEAR & COLE, (JohnW. Spear, W. H.

Cole,) leather dealers, 18 and 20 Water
Spear Edwin W. clerk, 24 n Greene
Spear Harrison, U. S. N. 24 n Greene
Spear J. Otis, (Spear Bros.) 24 n Greene
Spear James, plasterer, 203 Druid Hill av
Spear John W. (Spear & Cole,) 81 e Pratt
Spear Lambert G. clerk, 180 n Calvert
Spear Leonora, 8] e Pratt
Spear Otis, secretary Union Fire Insurance

Co. 24 n Greene
Spear P. Forney, (Spear Bros.) 24 n Greene
Spear Robert, timber dealer, 72 s High
Spear Wm. R. lumber merchant. Mansion

house
Spear Wm. insurance agent, office 65 Second,

dw 180 n Calvert
Spearman Peter, carter, 26 s Eden
Spech Benj. tailor, 238 s Dallas
Specht Henry, tailor, 91 Low
Speck Mary, tavern, 338 s Bond
Spedden Alfred S. (Carson & Spedden,) 265

HoUins
Spedden Maj. Edw. cor Barre and Hanover
Spedden Capt. Hugh B. 31 Warren
Spedden John N. machinist, 48 Dolphin
Spedden Levin, 41 n Caroline
Spedden Mrs. Martha B. teacher, 169 Hanover
Spedden Robt. H. brickmaker, 108 Columbia
Spedden Thomas, carpenter, 810 w Baltimore
Spedden Vincent P. brickmak. 108 Columbia
Spedden Wm. H. (Cook & Spedden,) 187

Wushinston, F. H.
Spedden Wm. L. 77 Lee
Speel Frederick, storekeeper Quartermaster's

department, 177 w Pratt
Speidel Martha, lager beer, 14 President
Speigel John, tailor, 45 s Wolfe
Speigel Sylvester, tailor, 78 s Wolfe
Speigel Valentine, laborer, 43 Fountain
Speights John T. letter carrier, 173 n Paca
Speights John S 173 n Paca
Spein Henry, machinist, 552 w Pratt
Spellesy Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 132 Boyd
Spellisy Martin, butcher, 10 Booth
Spellman John, grocery, 11 s Front
Spelman Dominic, carpenter, 25 Ogston
Spelman John, silversmith, 25 Ogston
Spelman Martin, gilder, 25 Ogston
Spelman Patrick, laborer, 29 Walnut al
Spence Charles, 28 Gough
Spence Mrs. Elizabeth, 106 St. Peter
Spence George W. undertaker, 19 Holland
Spence George, horseshoer, 2 West Falls av

dw 22 Comet
Spence Harman, police, 233 s Paca
Spence James N. laborer, 47 s Regester
Spence John E. engineer, 56 s E.Keter
Spence John H. tinner, 157 n Caroline
Spence John H. boiler maker, 13 Abey al
Spence Joseph A. huckster, 23 Stirling
Spence Joseph, wagoner, 108 St. Peter
Spence Mrs. Lydia A. 108 St. Peter
SPENCE & REID, (Wm. W. Spence, A.

Reid,) shipping and commission merchants,

5 Spear 's wharf
Spence Thomas B. gas fitter. Gay near Sara-
toga, dw 180 Chesnut

Spence , seaman, 9 Bounty la

Spence W. W. (Spence & Reid) 36 Cathedral
Spence William, oar maker, 24 Ensor
Spencer Daniel, printer, 53 Garden
Sjiencer David, drayman, 180 Dover

SHIRTS !

SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are now located at
168 Baltlmore-st., betvfeen Calvert and St. Paul.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Spencer E. N. clerk, 65 Lexington
Spencer Geo. W. foundryman, 396 Hanover
Spencer Jervis, attorney, l)^ Courtland
Spencer John, Quartermaster's office, 180 e

Baltimore
Spencer John M. hosiery and trimmings, 478

w Baltimore
Spencer John, shoemaker, 40 Hanover, dw

141 Cross
Spencer Jos. H. (Meredith, Spencer & Co.)

Baltimore Co
Spencer L. C. (L. C. Spencer & Co.) Con-
necticut
Spencer L. C. & Co. (L. C. Spencer, Jacob

Auger,) oyster packer.s, 319 Aliceanna
Spencer Mary Ann, 222 Dover
Spencer Mary Ann, 6 Abbot
Spencer Mary, 138 s Spring
Spencer Richard, shoemaker, 144 Mulliken
Spencer Samuel S. 61 s Bond
Spencer S. G. printer, 64 n Gay
Spencer Serena, 85 n Charles
Spencer Mrs. Sophia D. teacher, 48 n Amity
Spencer Thomas W., U. S. N. 61 s Bond
Spencer Thomas, confectioner, 13 Pine
Spencer Thos. H. wharfinger, foot Caroline,

dw 51 s Wolfe
Spencer Thomas, turnkey Eastern district, 61
. sBond

Spencer U. A. clerk, 17 n Calvert
Spencer Wm. H. recording clerk Superior

Court, 61 s Band
Spencer Wm. H, clerk, 165 Druid Hill av
Spencer W. Henry, clerk, 6 George
Spencer Wm. P. conveyancer, Law Building,

dw 272 e Baltimore
Spendaur B. peddler, 155 n Eden
Spenner George, tailor, 445 Canton av
Spenner John, shoemakrr, 11 Park
Sperlein George, tailor, 13 Jew al
Sperry Amelia C. 199 w Fayette
Sperry Clara, 137 North

Sperzel Aloysius, shoemaker, 113 Lexington
Sperzel George, laborer, 58 Elliott
Spetzler Frank, cap maker, 59 n Frederick
Spicer Charles, 218 w Biddle
Spicer George W. express agent, 379 w Lom-
bard
Spicer Hanson J. collector, 92 Park
Spicer Henrietta, housekeeper, 74 Cathedral
Spicer Hiram, grocery, 430 w Lombard
Spicer H.J. 47 McCulloh
Spicer Dr. Hiram L. 108 Hollins
Spicer James C. clerk, 55 e Madison
Spicer John, police, 586 w Pratt
Spicer John, tailor, 165 Franklin, dw 214

Mulberry
Spicer Samuel G. justice of the peace, 72 w

Fayette, dw Orleans e of Broadway
Spicer Thomas, jr., paying teller Brothers

McKim, 47 McCulloh
Spicer William, gardener, 7 Heath
Spicknall John W. solicitor, 230 w Pratt
Spidler Catherine, 134 Low
Spieker Henry, laborer, 306 Johnson
Spieker Mrs. Margaret E. 123 n Paca
Spielmeer [lenry, beer saloon, 368 s Eutaw
Spielmeir William, beer saloon, 265 n Bond
SPIES CHAS. L. dancing academy, overs
8 cor Charles and Baltimore, dw 243 Sara-
toga.— [See p. 20 ^Advertisements.]
Spies Geo. L. professor of dancing, 243 Sa-
ratoga

Spies Geo. C. tailor, 99 L. Greene

Spies Geo. W. machinist, 74 Hill

Spies Jacob, tailor, 69 n Central av

Spies John G. brickmaker. Ferry road, dw
224 Light

Spies Louis W. tailor, 216 n Caroline

Spies Mary A. dressmaker, 45 Lee

Spies Margaret, 45 Lee

Spies Michael, huckster, 59 Union

Spies William, police, 285 s Sharp

Spies Wm. T. brickmaker. Ferry road, dw
285 s Sharp

Spilcker Chas.W. (Wm. & H. Spilcker,) 325
Lexington

Spilcker C. W. jr. clerk, 325 Lexington

Spilcker G. Herman, (Wm. & H. Spilcker,)
140 Mulberry

Spilcker Wm. & H. lamp and coal oil, 136 w

Baltimore 0

Spilker Charles, jr. clerk, 92 Hanover

SPILKER CHARLES & CO. (C. Spilker,
C. Rogge,) importers of German, French
and English fancy goods, 10 Hanover

Spilker Charles, (Charles Spilker & Co.) 92
Hanover

Spillane Mrs. Ellen, restaurant. Fort av, ad-
joining Fort McHenry

Spillane James, restaurant, 81 Eastern av

Spillane John, Fort av, adjoining Fort Mc-
Henry

Spillane Michael, laborer. Fort av, adjoining
Fort McHenry

SPILLER & ALCOCK, (R. M. Spiller, W.
E. Alcock,) importers of cloths, cassimeres
and vestings, over s w cor Baltimore and
Hanover

Spiller Robt. M. (Spiller & Alcock,) 108 w
Monument

Spillman George, porter, 55 Watson

Spilman Alexander B. clerK, 45 s Broadway

Spilman Alice, 101 Granby

Spilman Chas. (Gottschalk & Spilman,) 258
FrankliTi

Spilman Frederick, cigar maker, 258 Franklin

Spilman George, clerk, 267 Saratoga

Spilman Henry, clerk, 660 w Fayette

Spilman James D. salesman, 172 German

Spilman Jacob, stone mason, 6 Diamond

Spilman John H. tailor, 298 Mulberry

Spilman Thomas, tailor, 230 s Eutaw

Spindler Henry, carpenter, 19 New Church

Spindler Joseph, blacksmith, 166 Burgundy al

Spindler Wm. varnisher, 19 New Church

Spink Samuel G. plasterer, 45 McHenry

Spittel Henry, machinist, 20 Callendar

SPITZ H. P. Commission Merchant,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign
and Domestic Liquors, Wines,
and Cigax's, No. 212 Lexington
Street.

Spitznagel Philip, baker, 109 n Central av
Spitznas Frederick, cigar maker, 121 s Sharp
Spon George, tailor, 213 s Eutaw
Spohr Eckert, upholsterer, 34 Holiday
Sponsler Charles A. agent Singer's sewing

machines, 75 Harford av
Sponsler Charles R. printer, 68 n Pine
Spooner Rev. John Alden, 16 s Calhoun

jr. HESTRY OIESB, Conunlsulon Mercliant. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, ^i».
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Pla«ter eanstantljr on hand, 21 Spear's AVbarfl

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MAEBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Spnrleder G. H. (Sohl & Sporleder,) 229
Montgomery

Sporrer Lewis, baker, 84 e Lombard

Spotli Edward, professor music, 211 e Eager

Spradling John, sutler, 107 Vine

Spradling Mildred, 107 Vine

S]irague Elislia R. attorney and secretary
Peoples Gas Co., 5 St. Paul, dw Baltimore
Co.

Sprague Mrs. Eliza A. 135 s Bond

Sjirankling Edward, tobacconist, 313 e Monu-
ment

SprankKmg John J. carter, 236 n Caroline

SPKKCKELMKYER GKORGE, proprietor
Believue Gardens, w Baltimore near city
limits

Spreehe Adolph, tobacconist, 574 w Baltimore

Sprengel William, clerk, 80 Penna. av •
^ Sprenger Charlt^s, butcher, 34 Hanover and
Hi'llins markets, dw Garrison lane near
Western cemetery

Spren^er C. W. butcher, 45 Hanover and 17
Hollins markets, dw Frederick road, Balti-
more Co

Sprenkle Charles H. chairmaker, s w cor
Lombard and Caroline, dw 15 s Caroline

Sprenton Edwin, cigar maker, 313 e Monu-
ment

Sprigg&Allis, (Wm. Sprigg, John Aliis,)
Calverton house, Calverton road

Sprigg J)aniel, cashier Merchants Bank, 63

McCullnh

Sprigg Horace, coal oil manufactory, 66

R.idgply
SPRIGG JOSKPH A. stock broker, 32 w

Second, dw s w cor Townsend and Mc-

Culloh
Sfirigg 'I'iiomas, carpenter, 267 Hollins
Sprigg Wm. (Sprigg&Allis,) Lexington near

Republican
Sprige Wm., Judge Appeal Tax Court, dw

552 Lpxingt<ni
Spriggs Davul, moulder, 627 w Pratt
Spriggs James W. tinner, 163 Aliceanna
Spring Henry, laborer, 31 s Bethel
Springer Mrs. Elizabeth, 202 Castle al
Springer & Freidenreich, (M H. Springer, A.

P'reidenreich,) wholesale clothers, 309 w

Baltimore
Springer Moses H.(Springer& Freidenreich,)

109'Mulberry
Springer Samuel, soldier, 124 St. Peter
SPRhXGER WOLF, clothing, 52 and 54 w

Pratt, dw 41 e Pratt
Springer Valentine, laborer, 200 s Durham
Sproston Geo. S. (Dare, Sproston & Co.) 201

w Fayette
Sproston Jane, 201 w Fayette
Sproston Wm G. 201 w Fayette
Sprowe Martha, tailoress, 235 n Central av
Sprowl James, shoemaker, 234 e Madison
Sprucebank Henj. J., Federal nr Cathedral
Spruih Charles, seaman, 103 Elliott
Spuck Christian, butcher, Patterson la betw.

York and Harford avs
S[iurr John, shoemaker, 120 Scott
Spurrier Ann E. 10 n Greene
S|iurrier Edward, 16 Rock
Spurrier Kdward, cigar maker, 16 Rock
Spurrier John, blacksmith, 554 w Lombard
Spurrier Rudolph, clerk, Eiddle e of Eutaw
Spurrier William, conductor B. & O. R. R.

406 w Fayette

Spurrier William, dispatcher of trains B. &•

0. R. R. 594 w Lombard
Squires John 0. carpenter, 1G9 Raborg
Squires Trusten, soldier, 210 Chesnut
Sriver John, mariner, 105 Albi'marle
Sroud William, bricklayer, 39 Jackson
Staab Gi-orge, tailor, 315 n Central av
Staab John, tailor, 317 n Central av
Staab Peter, cigar maker, s e cor Orleans and

Aisquith
Stabanaw Chas. stone cutter, 141 Central av
Slabf Melchoir, lager beer, 254 n Central av
Stabler A. G. ticket agent B & O. R. R. 197

w Lombard
Stabler Edward, jr., (E. Stabler, jr. & Co.)

49 Lexington

STABLER E., Jr. & CO., 23 South
street, (up stairs,) Shippers and
Wholesale Dealers in Anthracite
and George's Creek Cumberland
Coal.

STABLER FRANCIS & CO. (Francis Sta-
bler,) oyster and fruit packer, n e cor
Howard and Lee, dw Relay house N.C.R.
STABLER JORDAN, teas, wines and gro-
ceries, 214 w Lombard, dw 197
Stabler Lewis, ticket agent, B. & 0. R. R.

197 w Lombard
Stabler Lydia C. 137 CamUen •
Stach John, soldier, 233 Forrest
Stack Garret, laborer, 6 n Amity
Stack Garret, laborer, Jordan al nr Dolphin
Stack John, carpenter, cor Culvertand Frank-
lin, dw 187 Forrest
Stack John, carpenter, 1 Hamilton
Stack John, carpenter, ii e cor Franklin and

Hargrove al
Stack Mrs. Mary, 6 n Amity
Slack Mary, washerwoman, 227 Raborg
Stack Patrick, grocery, 1 Hamilton
Stack Sarah, 233 Fremont
Stack Thomas, 233 Fremont
Stackmeyer George, butcher, Penna. av n of

Northern av
Staeblein Theodore, 96 Hill
Staelmire John, grocery, 191 e Eager
Stafford John, coachmaker, 193 Cliesnut
Stafford John, coachman, 465 w Lombard
Stafford Lawrence, grocery, cor Caroline and

Fayette
Stafford Mrs, Mary E. 3i 8 Lexington
Stafford Nicholas, carpenter, 197 Hamburg
Stafford Nicholas, well digger, 100 Green-
mount av
Stafford Capt. Wm. J. mariner, 159 s Broad-
way
Stafford Wm. florist, n e cor Cathedral and

Read
Stager John, 55 Fawn
Stager John, chairmaker, 263 Light
Stagers John, butcher, Penna. av n of North-
ern av
Stagers Joseph, blacksmith, 40 Dewberry al
Stahl Alexander, carpenter, 17 Smith

Stahl , laborer, 265 s Ann

Stahl Jacob, piano maker, 175 Lemmon
Stahl Walter, sergeant police, 485 Saratoga
Stahlberg Geo. cap maker, 207 s Charles
Stable John, shoemaker, 130 Saratoga

AUG. G. 31E.YE,R & CO.. Manufacturers of White Licacl, Zinc, Putty, LampWack, Oluet
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vaml«hes, 100 W. Lombard Street,

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Stall n E. grocery, 123 Henrietta

Stahn Mathias, daguerreotypist, 87 n Gay,

dw 32 Harford av
Stahn Powers, laborer, 280 s Durham
Stailmaii Wm. cij^ar rriiiker, 237 s Ann
Stakmyer John, laborer, 3U8 Aliceanna
Staley Andrew J. machinist, 21 Buren
Staley G. R. (Pitt »& Co.) Howard house
Staley Nichoiiis, ckrk, 84 Hanover
Staler Wm. leather dealer, 43 n Front
Stalfort Frcd'k, (Staifort & Son,) 54 s Eutaw
Stalfort John, (Stalfort & Son,) 65 s Paca
Stalfort & Son, (Fred 'k Stalfort, John Stal-
fort,) curriers, 326 w Pratt
Stalins Francis, painter, 289 e Monument
Stall Mrs. Agnes, 147 Cliatsworth
Stall & Grubbs, (Wm. Stall, T. E. Grubbs,)

commission merchants, 132 w Pratt
Stall Wm. (Stall & Grubbs,) 19 Fremont near

Penna. av
Stallings Elizabeth, 1 Caroline street ct
Stallings John W. brickmaker, 301 Columbia
Stallings John, brickmaker, 303 Columbia
Stallings John, .sawyer, 299 Columbia
Stallings Lewis, police, 289 Columbia
Sta!linj;s Mrs. Martha, 31)3 Columbia
Stallings Samuel, brickmaker, 35 Scott
.Stallings Samuel, brickmaker, 303 Columbia
Stallings Samuel R. bricklayer, 18 e Monu-
ment
Stallknecht Adolph, sampler, 54 Gough
Stalsenbach Augustus, laborer, Garrison la n

of Frederick road
Stalzanbach Harman H. butcher, 1019 w

Pratt
Stam Robert, painter, 33 s Wolfe •
Staminger Jacob, distiller, 277 Hanover
Stamm Georere, cigar maker, 21 Harrison
Stamin J no. M. basket maker, 167 e Lombard
Stammers Shepard, agent, Canton, dw 326 e

Pratt
Stamp Elizabeth, tailoress, 74 s Fremont
Stamp Wm. W. 124 G. Hughes
Stampe Jacob, mate, 185 s Bond
Stanbaugh John P. druic^ist, 130 w Madison
Standcford Ed P. caipeiiter, 548 Penna. av
Standiford Mrs. Lavinia, 183 East
Standiford Philip, carpenter, 212 Hollins
Stanfield Wm. constable, 69 Sharp
Stanford August, cooper, 162 Burguudy al
Stanford Henry, turnkey Middle District, 97

n Caroline
Stanford Thos. H., jr. clerk, 376 Franklin
Stanford Thomas H. 216 Saratoga
Stang David, cooper, 97 Peach al
Stang Henry, clothier, 320 w Pratt, dw 59 s

Eutaw
Stange Jacob, laborer, 266 s Broadway
Stango Wm. shoemaker, 10 Stirling
Stanger John L finisher, 54 Boyd
Stanley Amanda M. matron Female Dep't
Orphans' Asylum, n Strieker, near Saratoga
STANLEY &"C0 (J. P. E. Stanley,) deal-
ers in tin plate and metals generally, 30
• Light. — [Seep. 28 ./ldvertisements.\
Stanley John P. E. (Stanley & Co.) 34 n

Calvert
Stanley (Jliver, boiler maker, 195 Ramsay
Stanley Thos. laborer, 635 Ijight
Stanley Mrs. Wm. D. 355 Penna. av
Standling Peter M. butter and provisions, 80

Pearl
Stannae Francis, tailor, 63 Bank

Stansbury Augustus M. cigar maker, 417 e

Fayette
Stansbury Augustus M. superintendent lamps,

195 n Exeier
Stansbury Mrs. Ann, 381 e Eager
Stansbury Mrs. Ann E. 108 Hanover
Stansbury Mrs. A. M. 62 Saratoga
Stansbury Mrs. Carville S. 62 Saratoga
Stansbury Mrs. Clarinda, 417 e Fayette
Stansbury Darius, produce and commission

merchant, 115 and 117 n High, dw 147 n

Charles
Stansbury Mrs. E. M. 192 w Biddle
Stanybury Col. Elijah, sr. 427 n Central av
Stansbury George, clerk, 224 Franklin
Stansbury James, real estate agent, 61 s

Broadway, dw 6 s Broadway
Stansbury James, clerk, 6 s Broadway
Stansbury James E. clothier, 83 Thames, dw

58 s Broadway
Stansbury Jesse J. watchmaker, 98 Druid

Hillav
Stansbury John S, grocer and provision deal-
er, 12 and 14 Penna. av, dw 192 Pearl
Stansbury John T. grocer, s e cor Baltimore

and Calhoun
Stansbury John, laborer, 236 Franklin
Stansliury J<ihn S. collar maker, h2 George
Stansbury Levi, second hand dealer, 208 s

Charles
Stansbury Nathaniel, sup't streets, 216 Can-
ton av
Stansbury Robert D. proprietor Bull's Head

hotel, 130 n Front
Stansbury Thos. Thompsonian practitioner,

165 n Caroline
Stansbury Wm. T. printer, 83 n Exeter
Stansbury Wm. J. carpenter, 233 w Biddle
Stansbury Wm. H. carpenter, 127 s Wolfe
Stansbury Wm. 247 Harford av
Stansl)ury Wm. ship carpenter, 114 Bank
Stan>bury Wm. H. machinist, 83 n Exeter
Stanton Bridget, grocery, 33 York
Stanton Catherine, nurse, 129 n Front
Stanton Col. David L. 4 n Mount
Stanton Eld ridge, photograph gallery, n w

cor Charles and Fayette
Stanton Mrs. Ellen, 96 e Lombard
Stanton James, restaurant, 17 w Fayette
Stanton James, laborer, 77 Lancaster
Stanton Mrs. Rebecca, 4 n Mount
Stanton Richard H. mariner, 4 n Mount
Stanton Sophia, 638 w Fayette
Stansfield Wm. stone cutter, 69 s Sharp
Stapf Augustus, tavern, Frederick av nr city

limits
Staph Anton, lager beer, 83 Mulberry
Stapleford Winlock, watchman, 188 n Broad

way
Staplefort John C. commission merchant, 92

Light-sl. wharf, dw 156 Hanover
Stapleton Edward, silver plater, 44 Gough
Stapleton John, laborer, 12 Pleasant al
Stapleton John, milkman, 232 s Paca
Stapleton Laertes C. police, 180 Columbia
Stapleton Reginald E. 9 n Exeter
Stapleton Timothy, laborer, 49 President
Staples Capt. Eben, 2 Aisquith
Starck Charles, wood sawyer, 53 s Frederick
Starck Charles, laborer, 3i0 Johnson
Starckloff August, lithographer, 20 Conway
StarcklofF Chas. F. bookkeeper, 105 Hanover
Stark August, porter, 299 n Fremunt

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING 3IACHINE is the best for all purposes— SALES
ROOItIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Stark Hilarius C. straw cutter, 4.63 Saratoga

Stark John, haekman, 63 Granby

Stark Joseph, cabinet mak., 270 n Central av

Starke Charles, box maker, 8 New Church

Starke Simon, 120 Mulberry

Starker John, shoemaker, 57 s Eutaw

Starkey E. August, cabinet maker, 738 w

Baltimore
Starkey Bertha, teacher, 738 w Baltimore
Starkey Corneal, laborer, 5 Willow
Starkey Jacob, glazier, 'J s Frederick
Starkey James, clerk, 80 Mulberry
Starkey James, butcher, 22 Centre market,

dw 554 e Fayette
Starkey John, commission merchant, 80 Mul-
berry
Starkey John G. bookkeeper, 130 e Pratt
Starkweather Miss M. A. 7 n Carey
Starling Elizabeth, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Emily, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Isabella, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Margaret, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starr Amanda C. 88 Moore al
STARR B. F. French burr mill stones and
bolting cloths, 173 North, cor Centre, dw
B. F. S. 112 n Calvert
Starr David J. clerk, 159 Saratoga
Starr Edward G. soliciting agt life insurance,

689 Lexington
Starr Edward V. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 260 w

Lombard
Starr George, huckster, 164 William
Starr George W. plasterer, 204 n Eutaw
Starr Henry, clerk, 689 Lexington
Starr Dr. Hezekiah, office 16 n Liberty, dw

116 w Fayette
Starr James, tinner, 163 Bank
Starr John, jr. reporter, 28 North
Starr Jolin J. (Rogers, Bowes & Co.) 689

Lexington
Starr John, gate keeper first toll gate Freder-
ick road
STARR CAPT. JOSEPH, propr. Starr ho-
tel, 100 n Front
Starr J. tailor, 257 n Eden
Starr Leo, second-hand dealer, 315 Aliceanna
Starr Maria F. 182 n Calvert
Starr & Co. (R. Starr,) tobacconists, 27 s Cal-
vert, snuff mill, Buren nr Falls
Starr Edward V. clerk B. & O. R. R. 303 w

Lombard
Starr R. (Starr & Co.) 182 n Calvert
Starr Wesley, 258 w Lombard
Starr Wm. T. tinner, 467 Saratoga
Start Benj. H. officer at penitentiary, dw 232

n Central av
Start Benj. H., jr. soldier, 232 n Central av
Start James, shoemaker, 436 n Gay
Start James, carpenter, 271 e Madison, near

Caroline
S;art Rev. John, 92 Columbia
Start Sol. R. coal and wood, Hughes quay,

dw 220 s Charles
Startzman Abraham, tannery, 110 s Central av,

dw 77 s Eden
STARTZMAN J. & L. hide and leather, 54

s Calvert
Startzman John, (J. & L. Startzman,) 203 w

Fayette
Startzman Luther, (J. & L. Startzman,) 16 s

Gay
Startzman Mrs. Mary Ann, 16 s Gay
Startzman Wm. clerk, 203 w Fayette

Starub Jacob, clerk, 141 e Lombard
Stassfort Lewis, shoemaker, 21 s Liberty, dw

95 n Gay
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB-
LIC INSTRUCTION, (Rev. L. Van Bok-
kelen,) office 21 n Calvert
Staten Wm. F. police, 53 s Exeter
Statt Philip, laborer, 202 s Chapel
Statter Joseph, laborer, 46 Hammond al
Staude Julius, cigar maker, 235 e Pratt
Staudle John F. tailor, 237 Light
Staudt Frederick, stove and tin store, 88 Or-
leans
Stauf Ernest, tailor, 72 e Lombard
Stauf Frederick, tailor, 87 n Exeter
Stauf Frederick, (Hilberg & Stauf,) 87 n

Exeter
Stauf J. clerk, 72 e Lombard
STAUF HENRY, merchant tailor, 45 w Bal-
timore
Staufler Geo W. police, 148 Scott
Staufter John, carpenter, 822 w Baltimore
Siaugh Geo. cigar store, 107 e Pratt
Staul Henry, blacksmith, 59 s Fremont
Staum George M. (John Staum & Co.) 180 s

Eutaw
Staum John & Co. (Jno. Staum, Geo. W.
Staum,) fruit packers, and dealers in pota-
toes, apples, (fee. 78 Light-st wharf
Staum John W. 65 Lee
Staum John, (John Staum & Co.) 65 Lee
Slaup Wm. laborer, Frederick road, near city

limits
Staus Jacob, tailor, 2 n Central av •

Cstauter Mi's. Susanna, 98 Lexington
Stay lor Geo. W. butcher, 148 e Eager
Staylor H. M. hardware, 95 Harrison
STAVLUR HENRY, Jr. hardware, 95 Har-
rison, dw Broadway n of McElderay
Staylor John, butclier, 63 Centre and 73 Haa-

over markets, dw 151 Greenmount av
Staylor John J. carpenter, 191 n High, dw

155 Saratoga
Staylor John, clerk, 124 West
Staylor Mark, machuust, 146 e Eager
Staylor Philip J. butcher, 95 Belair market,

dw 172 Ensor
Staylor Philip A. bricklayer, 122 West
Staylor Thomas, soldier, 47 Forrest
Staylor Vincent, clerk, Broadway n of Mc-

Elderry
Staylor Wm (Jenkins, Staylor & Co.) 43 n

Front
Steadman Mrs. Adeline S. doctress, 31 n Eden
Steadinan H. B. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 193 e

Pratt
Steadman John, laborer, 8 Webster ct
Stearns Geo. 79 w Madison
Stearns Daniel, clerk, 179 w Madison
Stearns Rev. Edw'd J., Church Home, Broad-
way
Stebbins Wallace, (T. C. Basshor & Co.)
near Ml. Olivet Cemetery, -Frederick road
STECHELE PETER, marble worker, 94 s

Central av
Steck Charles A. blacksmith, s w cor Orleans

and Broadway
Steck George P. baker, 147 n Bethel
Steck Lewis, blacksmith, 108 Greenmount av
Stecker Christian, blacksmith, 12 Bannan ct
Stecker Emelie, book store, 159 j^ n Gay
Stecker George, tailor, 41 Brown
Stecker George, laborer, 53 L. Church

JAIHES H. JOIMfSON, City Stewn Firewood MlUs-Warreii's F.7e and Water-^i^
Roofing, and Patent KTeoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-at.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Stecker John H. salesman, 159 k^ n Gay
Steckrad George, shoennaker, 24 Chesnut
Steed Capt. W. mariner, 18 s Exeter
Steeger Charles, soldier, 48 s Wolfe
Steeger Cliarles, tailor, 150 Druid Hill av
Steekel Adam, tavern, 363 w Pratt
Steele Ann J. 125 Garden
Steele Catherine A. 526 w Fayette
Steele Mrs. Elizabeth, 699 w Baltimore
Steele I. iNevett, (Steele & Tagurt,) 259 w

Madison
Steele Jas. W. shoemaker, 32 Warner
Steele John, puddler, 3.")3 e Lombard
Steele Martha, l)oardiiiu:, 2"37 e Baltimore
Steele Mrs. Mary A. watch and clock store,

8 w Lombard
Steele Robert, laborer, 11 Callendar
Steele Samuel, cigar maker, 203 Hollins
Steele Simpson H. book store, 699 w Balti-
more
STEELE & TAGART, (L N. Steele, S. H.

Tagart,) iittorneys, 82 w Fayette
Steen Mrs. Sarah E. boarding, 23 and 25 n

Calvert
Steer Francis, 62 Chew
j^^rSteer Wm. butcher, 25 and 27 Fells Point
market, dw 62 Chew
Steever & Co. (Hamlet Steever, Stephen L.
Bridge,) livery, sale and exchange stcibles,
90 L. McElderry
Steever Edmund W. clerk Ericsson line

steamboats, 14 n Fremont
Steever Ham., (Steever & Co.) 18 McElderry
Steever Lafayette, Howard house, Philadel-
phia road near city limits
Stcffe Daniel, painter, 404 ijexington
Slcffe Geo. carpenter, 406 Lexington
Steffe Lewis, carpenter, 43 n Amity, dw 11 n

Fremont
Steger Louis, currier, 197 n Caroline
Stegman Frederick, cigar store, 250 s Sharp
Stegman George, drayman, 6 Beal's ct
Stegner Guslavus, teacher, 129 n Bond
STEHL Hb:NRY, tavern, 193 Lexington
Stehl John, apothe'',ary, 31 ii Eutaw
Slehl Justus, German apothecary, 240 n Gay
Stehli Anthony, shoe findings and leather, 57

Harrison
Stehman Abraham W. clerk, 34 n Calvert
Steibel F'rancis, ji^weier, 83 s Sharp
STEIBEL GEORGE H. watchmaker and

jewele'-, 49 Hanover, dw 83 s Sharp
Steibel George A. watchmaker, 83 s Sharp
Steibel Jeannette, notions and dry goods, 124

Lexington
Steible August, artist, 76 Hanover
Steibler, George, musician, 8 n Exeter
Steigelman Abraham, porter Bank of Com-
merce', dw 179 Ccmtral av
Steigelman Jeffi'rs'n, gas inspector, 267 n Eden
Steiger Elizabeth, dry goods, 466 Penna. av
Steigers Susan, 127 e Monumi-nt
Steigers Eleanora, teacher, 38 George
Steigerwald Dorrity, 123 n Bond
Steigerwald Henry, second-liand dealer, 255

Hollins
Steigerwald John, 20 May
Steigerwald Meyer, brick maker, terminus of

Light, dw 245 e Baltimore
Steigleman Columbus, carpent. 27 s Caroline
Steigler Wm. confectioner, 303 s Bond
Steigmeir Charlotte, cupper and leacher, 159
e Pratt

Steigner Mina, seamstress, 6 Hall al
STELV BROTHERS, (M. Stein. S. Stein,
L. Stein,) wholesale clothiers, 295 w Bal-
timore
Stein Casper, porter, 49 Orchard
Stein Casper, butcher, 72 Belair market, dw

Homestead, Baltimore Co.
Stein Chas. H. watchmaker, 1 Hoffman
STEIN E. A. bar iron, 99 w Lombard, dw

13 n Exeter
Stein Edward, detective, 331 n Gay
Stein Fritz, cabinet maker, 94 Raborg
Stein Geo. shoemaker, 17 Orleans
Stein Geo. blacksmith, 239 Lemmon al
Stein Geo baker, 17 n Central av
Steiii Geo. D. butcher, 20 Centre, 26 Lexing-
ton, and 12 Hanover markets, dw Green-
mount av near Cemetery
STEIN HE.XRY, tavern, 95 Penna. av
Steiii Henry, liquors, 206 Hollins
Stein Jacob, butciier, 16 tJampstead
Sti-in John, laborer, 137 s E.veier
Stein John K. boot and shoe findings, 19

Penna. av
Stein John, 69 Thames
Stein John, cooper, 201 Frederick av
Stein John, shoemaker, 275 Canton av
Stein Judah, second-hand furniture dealer,

290 s Charles
Stein L. hatter, 8 Holland
Stein Levi, (Stein Bros.) 336 Lexington
Stein Lizetta, 115 n Front
Stein Mary A. grocery, 87 Greenmount av
Stein Meyer, clothing, 238 w Pratt
Stein Meyer, (Stein Bros.) 72 n Paca
Stein Michael, laborer, 20 Booth
STEIN iMCHoLAS, oiland lamp dealer, 258
e Pratt, dw 121 Gough — [Seep 20 Advertise-
ments.]
Stein Samuel, (Stein Bros.) 336 Lexington
Steinacker H. silver plater, Frederick road
Steinagle Casper, tailor, 307 n Central av
Steinbach Christian, saddles and harness, 344

w Pratt
Steinbach Frederick, cravat maker, 38 Holi-
day
Steinbach Geo. cabinet maker, 57 James la
Steinl)ach G. P. fancy goods and notions, 79

w Baltimore, dw 56 s Bond
Steinbach Gotl.'ib, tailor, 259 s Bond
Steinback Fn-derick, soldier, 169 Canton av
Steinbacker George, shoemaker, over 80 Cen-
tre Market space
Steinberg Jacob, clothier, 240 Aliceanna
Sieinberger Miriam, peddler, 68 Orleans
Steiiibrinck Frederick, carter, 350 William
Sieinburger Georgi', laborer, 49 Boston
Steinburger Jacob, cigar mnki-r, 68 Orleans
Steineke Albert, oh^rk, 4 Bedford al
Steineke Elizabeth, 4 Hrdford at
Steiner Bros., (M. Sif'iuer, L. Sleiner, J,
Steiner,) wholesale clothiern, 297 w Balti-
more
Steiner Charles, machinist 54 Orleans
Steiner Divid C. clerk, 409 w Lomliard
Striner Mis Eiizaiieth, 247 w Lombard g

Steiner h rederick B. (Dix & Steiner,) 17 Penn
Sleiner Geo 208 ('on way
Steiner Jacob, (Steiinr Bros ) 51 Gern^an
Steiner LouK-^, (^.Strini'i- Br is.) 297 w Baltimore
Steiner Mosi's, (Stcimr Bros ) 50 n Liberty
Steiner Wm. miner, 168 Vine
Steiiihauser Henry, st<Miecutler,303 6 Madison

fiHIRTSt SHIRTS! I SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Gu^i.^n. .^.f i Fi;. i^-f' ,?i and S.yU, or
no Sale. RAITMOATI), BURTOiV 6i CO., IGS Baltiinure-st., above CiUvert.

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SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Steinlinffer Louis, (Louis Senfi & Co.)22n

Howard
Steinknm|i Herman, tailor, 60 King
Steinkamp John H. laborer, 79 Orleans
Steinkamp Joseph, cooper, 18 Knox al
Steinke Albert, clerk, 10 Hanover
Steinman W. cigar maker, 157 s Ann
Steinmetz George, 145 s Wolfe
Steinmetz Mary, millinery, 22'S Eastern ay
Steinmeyer John, shoemaker, 245 Forrest
Steinrook George, shoemaker, 52 Albemarle
Steinrucken Joseph, boot maker, 68 Mul-
berry
Stein weg Elizabeth, 242 s Sharp
STELLMANN, HINRICHS & CO. (J.
Stellmann, C. Hinrichs. H. J. Farber,) im-
porters of hosiery and small wares, 21
Hanover
Stellmann John, (Stellmann, Hinrichs & Co.)

264 Lexington
Stembler George, cooper, 604 Light
Stembler George W. bootmaker, 13 s Repub-
lican
Stembler John A. shoemaker, 497 w Balti-
more
Stembler John V. shoemaker, 806 w Balti-
more
Stempel Julius, tobacconist, 49 Albemarle
Stempel M. George, cigar maker, 49 Albe-
marle
Stenge Englehardt, grocer, n w cor Henrietta

and Plum al
Stengel Frederich, butcher, 38 Eelair market,

dw 233 Frederick av
Stengel George, grocery, 207 Eastern av
Stengel John, 6 Haw
Stengel John, porter, 154 Lovvr
^Stengel Joseph, laborer, 224 n Dallas
Stengel Leonard, tailor, Wolfe near Pratt
Stengel JMichael, laborer, 102 Central av
Stenger Christopher, shoemaker, 65 Bank
Stengle Charles, soldier, 154 Low
Stenheimer Jacob, cattle dealer, 145 s Paca
Stenner George, tanner, 146 n Front
Stenson Dr. J. F. (J. H. Perkins & Co.) 88

w Centre
Stent Mrs. Louisa, dress and cloak maker, 160

Garden
Stephan Andrew, clerk, n e corner Brune and

Franklin
Stephan Henry, blacksmith, 397 s Charles
Stephan John, tailor, 157 e Fayette
Stephens .Mrs. Aleinds, 307 Canton av
Stephens Augustus, shoemaker, 132 Stirling
Stephens Brother, director St. Vincent's Male

Orphan Asyium, 23 n Front
Stephens Chas. H. apothecary, 417 w Fayette
Stephens Mrs. Elizabeth, 132 s Sharp
Stephens Mrs. Ellen, 62 s Republican
Stephens Henry, blacksmith, 62 s Republican
Stephens James M. map publisher, basement

Mansion house, dw 106 Walsh
Stephens James H. engineer, 335 Cathedral
Stephens James, laborer, 6 Williamson al
Stephens James, engineer, 329 Ca'hedral
Stephens John A. (John A. Stephens & Bro.")

90 Harre
STEPHENS JOHN A. & BRO. (J. A.
Stephens, S. R. Stephens,) grocers and
commission merchants, 92 Light-st. wharf
Stephens John, farmer, 224 Henrietta
Stephens Levering, blacksmith, 62 s Repub-
lican

Stephens Lewis, fireman, 335 Cathedral

STEPHENS, MILLER & CO. (U. FI.

Stephens, M. A. Miller, J. A. Rogers,

W. L. Lazear,) whole.«ale dealers in foreign

and domestic dry goods, 346 w Baltimore

Stephens Richard P. engineer, Calhoun s of

Ramsay
Stephens Samuel R. (John A. Stephens &

Bro.) 34 s Sharp
Stephens Upton H. (Stephens, Miller & Co.)

221 Garden
Stephenson Joseph, tinner, 19 McHenry
Stephenson Joseph B. flour dealer and pro-
prietor Union hotel, s e corner Bond and
Thames, dw 122 s Boi;d
Stephenson Thomas J. conveyancer and ac-
countant, 303 Aisquith
Sterling Mrs. Catherine, 216 Washington,

F. H. •

Sterling James H soldier, 173 w Hoffman
Sterling Samuel, laborer, 173 w Hoffman
Sterling Thoma.s J. clerk, 314 n Howard
Sterling Wm. laborer, 317 Aliceanna
Sterling Wm. shipping merchant, 86 n Paca
Stern Anselm, fancy goods, 44 Hill
Stern Bernard, (Wiesenfeld & Co.) 109 e

Baltimore
Stern Charles, paper currier, 365 Saratoga
Stein David, (Hess & Stern,) 34 Conway
Stern Mrs. D. millinery, 29)^ n Howard
Stern Ferdinand, tailor, 12b s Durham
Stem Henry, second-hand furniture, 63 Druid

Hill av
Stern Henry, dry goods, 200 Aisquith
Stern Israel, dry goods, 27 ii Eutaw, dw 33

Marion
Stern Jacob, 128 s Caroline
Stern Jacob, rag dealer, 166 s Durham
Stern Joseph, baker, 52 s Central av
Stern Mrs. Jennie, 33 Marion
Stern Jo.siah, clothier, 2U'.) Light
Stern Levi, (Ruben & Stern,) 225 Lexington
Stern Morris, dry goods, 114 William
Stern Philip, tailor, 148 Forrest
Stern Mrs. Rosa, 397 w Pratt
Stern Simon, dry goods, 192 s Broadway
Siern Wm. second hand dealer, 300 s Bond
Sterner Francis, tailor, 63 Bank
Sternheimer& Bro. (J. Sternheimer, L. Stern-

heimer,) sale stables, 43 s Paca
Sternheimer Jacob, (Sternheimer & Bro.) 145

s Paca
Sternheimer Lewis, (Sternheimer & Bro.) 145

s Paca
Sterp Koon, tailor, 5 Somerset
Sterquel Eliza A. grocery, 63 Buren
Sierquel John, boiler maker, 63 Buren
STESCH JULIUS, tavern, 429 w Baltimore
Stfethers Wm. fireman, 146 s Central av
Stetier Valentine, laborer, 47 President
Stetz Adam, laborer, 5 James la
Sietzeiibach Henry, cabinet maker, 130 s Paca
Steuarl Alexander S., city collector's office,

122 Granby
Steuart Mrs. Edward, 306 Lexington
Steuart Edwin H. grocer, 13 Centre Market

space, dw 84 s Exeter
Steuart Isaac E., Rennert house, n e cor Sa-
ratoga and Liberty
Steuart Henry H. boarding house, 44 Lex-
ington
Steuart James A. carpenter, 253 Mulberry
Steuart James C. clerk, 86 e Baltimore

J. HCUVRT GIESK, Commission Mercluint, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e«
RoMudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's 'Wlutrt,

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Steuart James L., Chief Engineer B. C. Fire

Department, 124 Granby
STEUART Dr. JAMES H. office 31 St.

Paul, dw Gilmor n of Franklin
Steuart Dr. James A. 50 Saratoga
Steuart John, hackman, 199 Saratoga
Steuart Levin, mariner, 6 Henrietta
Steuart Mrs Sidney, 122 Granby
Steuart Wm. H. paymaster U. S. A., 86 e

Baltimore
Stevens Charles P. (S. S. Stevens & Sons,)

48 n Front
Stevens Charles, sutler, 675 Lexington
Stevens David, jr. gaiter and shoe upper man-
ufacturer, 22 Water, up stairs, dw 111
Conway
Stevens David, sr., gaiter fitter, 111 Conway
Stevens Daniel G. sash manufactory, 47 w

Pratt, dw 7 n Front
Stevens Elizabeth, 375 w Fayette
STEVENS F. P. attorney at law, 48 Lex-
ington, dw 255 Garden
Stevens Mrs. Fanny, 155 Montgomery
Stevens George G., city collector's office, 3 s

Broadway
Stevens George O. (Geo. O. Stevens & Co.)

253 Garden
STEVENS GKO. 0. & Co. (G. O. Stevens,
D. G. Stevens,) nr^iannfacturers and dealers in
doors, sashes and blinds, 47 w Pratt,
Stevens Henry, soldier, 3 Harmony la
Stevens Henry, broom maker, 5 Port
Stevens Henry, laborer, 3 Russell
Stevens Henry, bacon, 185 n Caroline
Stevens James T. mariner, 138 William
Stevens James L. clerk, 52 n Greene
Stevens James W. engineer, 281 s Sharp
Stevens John R. cooper, 200 e Baltimore
Stevens John H. shoemaker, 139 Raborg
Stevens John, shoemaker, over 47 Centre

Market space
Stevens J. H. clerk, 147 Hanover
Stevens John H. coach maker, 169 n Exeter
Stevens John T. boiler maker, 205 Columbia
Stevens John T. laborer, Belair av nr Chester
Stevens Joseph, saddler, North near Lexing-
ton, dw 375 w Fayette
Stevens Joseph, bricklayer, 19 Muilikin
Stevens Joseph R. printer, 155 Montgomery
Stevens Mary, 9 Williamson al
Stevens Mary, paper box maker, 77 west
Stevens Mrs. Mary, 224 Henrietta
Stevens Martiia M boarding, 23 n Gay
Stevens Patrick, laborer, 54 Cooksie
Stevens P mariner, 31 Fell
Stevens Reverdy, carpenter, 6 s Caroline
Stevens S. S. (S. S. Stevens & Son,) Balti-
more Co.
Stevens S. S. & Son, (S. S. Stevens, C. P.
Stevens,) steam furniture works, 6 Low,
store, 3 s Calvert
Stevens Sarah J. 54 n Broadway
Stevens Samuel, ship carpenter, 42 Jackson
Stevens Thomas, blacksmith, 125 Muilikin
Stevens Wm. (Goodwin & Stevens,) 68 Block
Stevens Wm. H. coachmaker, 51)^ North,

dw 39 George
Stevens Wm. clerk, 147 Hanover
Stevenson Edward W. clerk, s w cor Strieker

and Saratoga
Stevenson Mrs Elizabeth, 52 Jackson
Stevenson George, carpenter, 125 n Eden
Stevenson Henry S. clerk, 67 w Second

Stevenson Dr. James S. 134 n Exeter
Stevenson James S. jr. student of medicine,

134 n Exeter
Stevenson James, clerk, 29 n Pine
Stevenson John S. salesman, 171 w Lombard
Stevenson Dr. John M. 134 n Exeter
Stevenson John, laborer, 40 Chew
Stevenson J. M. sr. (J. M. Stevenson & Sons,)

124 w Biddle
Stevenson J. M. jr. (Stevenson & Sons,) 226

Madison av
Stevenson Margaret, young ladies' school, 29

n Pine
Stevenson Mary, teacher, 29 n Pine
STEVENSON & aUINCY, (W. W. Steven-
son, J. D. Quincy,) com. merchants 61 s
Gay
Stevenson Robert, chair maker, 2 e Lombard,

dw 109 s Caroline
Stevenson Stephen, 45 Stirling
Stevenson & Sons, (J. M. Stevenson, sr. J.
M. Stevenson, jr. Wm. H. Stevenson,)
produce com. merchants, 165 n Howard
Stevenson Thomas, mariner, 10 Fish Market

space
Stevenson Rev. Wesley & Son, real estate
agents, 3 Law buildings, dw Rev. W. S. 164
n Eiitaw
Stevenson Wesley D." (Rev. Wesley Steven-
son & Son,) 164 n Eutaw
Stevenson Wm. H. (Stevenson & Sons,) 124

w Biddle
Stevenson Wm. H. shoemaker, 14 Laurel
Stevenson Wm. W. (Stevenson & Quincy,)

129 s Paca
Steward Charles W. machinist, 146 Druid

Hillav
Steward Corrilla, 146 Druid Hill av
Steward George, shoemaker, 115 Hill
Steward Wm. B. basket maker, 189 East
Stewart Alexander, tailor, 75 Richmond
Stewart Alexander, shoemaker, 806 w Balti-
more
Stewart Alexander W. junk dealer, 131 Hillen
Stewart Andrew J. ship carpenter, 321 e Lom-
bard
Stewart A. G. huckster, 242 Conway
STEWART AUGUSTA E. proprietress Cal-
vert stables, Calvert opp. City spring, dw
63 n Calvert
Stewart Catherine, tavern, 3 West Falls av
Stewart Charles H. bookkeeper, Mansion

house
Stewart Charles, furniture dealer, 34)^ n

Howard, dw 98 Orleans
Stewart Charles J. clerk Adams Express, 208

Saratoga
Stewart C. H. 139 s Fremont
Stewart Charles P. clerk, Fountain Hotel
Stewart Charles J. printer, 20 Holland
Stewart Charles, laborer, 181 Hollins
Stewart Charles M. huckster, 5 McHenrjr
Stewart Charles H. grainer, 106 Preston
STEWART C. MORTON, commission mer-
chant, 52 s Gay, dw 21 St. Paul
Stewart Columbus J. bell hanger, locksmith
and hardware, 3 s Liberty, dw 2] s Fremont
Stewart Edward D. clerk, 139 s Fremont
Stewart Elizabeth, 75 Richmond
Stewart Elizabeth, 349 Light
Stewart Francis, 299 North
Stewart Franklin, boiler maker, 70 Division
Stewart Franklin, machinist, 442 Walsh

AUG. G. MEYKR & CO., manufacturers of AVlilte Lead, Zinc, Patty, Lampblack, Glnei
Neatsfoot OU, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. I^ombard Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Stewart George, laborer, Winan's row
Stewart George F. bell hanger, 677 Lexington
Stewart George H. machinist, 14 Chatsworth
Stewart George W. clerk, 139 s Fremont
Stewarf George 0. watch dealer, 100 n Front
Stewart Henry W. coppersmith, 100 s Eden
Stewart Henry W. plumber, 125 s Eden
Stewart Isaac H. printer, 75 Hill
Stewart Mrs. Isabella, 38 Fawn
STEWART JAMES, tavern, 56 Eastern av
Stewart Janus, painter, 52 s Exeter
Stewart James S. clerk, 196 Mulberry
Stewart James, 5 Hollins

Stewart James R. lumber dealer, 240 w Lom-
bard
Stewart J. M. house furnishing goods, 246 n

Gay, dvv 125 German
Stewart James, tailor, 292 n Howard
Stewart James L. broker, 100 n Front
STEWAHT JAMES V'D. analytical chem-
ist and apothecery, s e corner Hanover and
Camden
Stewart James S. cigar maker, 14 Chatsworth
Stewart James S. clerk, 196 Mulberry
Stewart John M. inspector of long and dry

measure, 221 n Eden
Stewart John, engineer, 73 n High
Stewart John T. machinist, 532 w Baltimore
Stewart John F. machinist, 524 w Lombard
Stewart John, brakesman, cor Poppleton and

Mulberry
Stewart John D. coach and livery stables, 111

Lexington, dw adjoining
STEWART JOH^ A. locksmith and bell-
hanger, 65 Saratogs, dw 677 Lexington
Stewart John, stone cutter, Biddle near Eden
STEWART JOHN, attorney, 33 St. Paul,

dw 34 Mount Vernon place
Stewart John, clerk, 295 Light
Stewart John M. clerk, 125 German
Stewart John, cigar maker, 138 Jefferson
Stewart JohnM. cigar maker, 138 Jefferson
Stewart John, laborer, 9 Union al
Stewart Joseph J., U. S. assessor 3d district,

72 Saratoga
Stewart Joseph B. painter, 145 s Fremont
Stewart Joseph, carver, 332 Mulberry
Stewart Joseph J. 193 Aisquith
Stewart Joseph B. groceries, flour and feed, a

e cor Fremont and Paca
Stewart J(ii<(|)h S. bell hanger, 552 Saratoga
STEWART JOSEPH W. stoves, 369 w

Baltimore, dw 118 e Baltimore
Stewart Lemuel, huckster, 29 n Fremont near

Penna. av
Stewart Mrs. L. M. 178 Franklin
Stewart A. B. (Stewart & Co.) n e cor Eutaw

and Madison av
STEWARl' & CO. druggists, n e cor Eutaw

and Madison av
Stewart Noah, moulder, 87 s Wolfe
Stewart Mrs. Priscilla, 31 Pleasant
Stewart R. B. grocery, 104 s Paca
Stewart Robert, clerk, 29 McElderry
-Stewart Sainuel J. clerk, 240 w Lombard
•Stewart Samuel, huckster, 534 w Lombard
Stewart Mrs. Sarah, 295 Light
Stewart Thomas W. blacksmith, 87 Warner
STEWART DR. THOMAS, dentist, 18 e

Fayette
Stewart Wrn. tobacconist, 90 Camden, dw 138

Jefi'erson
Stewart Wm. C. 97 n Front

Stewart Wm. N. pressman, 23 MuUikin
Stewart Wm. J. clerk, n w cor Liberty roaii

and Kirby's la
STKWART WM. A. attorney, 53 w Fay-
ette, dw 193 Aisquith
Stewart Walter H. 193 Aisquith
Stewart Wm. P. n e cor Eutaw and Madison

avenue
Stewart Dr. Wm. 82 n Charles
Stewart Wm. sailor, 138 s Hegester
Stewart Wm. H. telegraph operator, 193 Ais-
quith
Stewart Wm. J. ship smith, 223 s Ann
Stewart Wm. tailor, 176 Orleans
Stewart Wm. carpenter, 23 IVlullikin
Stewart Wm. H. (Rice, Chase & Co.) 10 and

12 German
Stewart Wm, carpenter, 82 n Caroline
Stewart Wm. butcher, 48 s Schroeder
Stibe Wm. butcher, 135 Penna. nv
Stiebel George, piano maker, 94 Raborg
Stiebel Jacob, grocer, cor Aisquith and Jef-
ferson
Stick James, gardner, 521 w Baltimore
Slick Martha, 233 w Biddle
Siickliiie Margaret, seamstress, 15 Spruce al
STICKNEY & CO. (J. H Stickney, J. L.
Reed,) commission merchants for iron, coal,
nails, &c., and proprietors of Lazaretto Fur-
nace, Canton, office ovir 57 Exchange
jilace. — [See p 63 JIdvertiscimnts.]
Stickney J. Henry, (Stickney & Co.) 44

Mount Vernon place
Sticktenoth Wm. tailor, 260 s Sharp
Sticktow W. X. 49 Lexington
Stidal Herman, painter, 22 Jasper
Stidman Charlotte, grocery, 31 n Fremont
Siidman John, wire worker, 31 ti Fremont
Stidman John F. soldier, 31 n Fremont
Stiebel Isaac, (B. Rose & Co.) 92 s Eutaw
Stieble M. grocer, 222 s Broadway
Stiebler Charles, musician, 8 n l.xeter
Stiebritz Gottleib, butcher, 43 Belair Market,

dw Chester n of Madison
Stiefel Julius, (Harzberg & Stiefel,) 144 8

Charles
Stiekel Adam, saloon, 363 w Pratt
Slieff'Mrs. Catherine, 24 Pearl
Stieff Charles M. manufacturer piano fortes,
103, 105 and 107 Franklin, cor Oregon and
Lombard, and 7 ii Liberty, dw 24 Pearl
Stieft' Charles, clerk, 24 Pearl
Stieff F. G. clerk, 24 Pearl
Stietr John L. pianos, 7 n Liberty, dw 299 w

Fayette
Siiefl' Michael C. professor music, 24 Pearl

Stiener , 45 Plarrison

Stier Amelia, confectioner, 16 n Poppleton
Stier Charles U. pattern maker, 3 ISierrett
Stier Josephus, laborer, 296 Cross
Stier Richard F machinist, 3 Sterrett
Slier Wm. H. hay inspecioi-, 16 n Poppleton
Stierberger Philip, cigar maker, 37 Albemarle
Sligmyer Martin, laborer, 14 New
Siilberg Mrs. Margaret, 114 Cross
Sliding Mary, 130 Saratoga
Stile Catherine, grocery, 609 Penna. av
Stile Philip, basket maker, 609 Peinia. av
Stiles Amos, sutler, 606 w Loinoard
Siilley Andrew, bricklayer, 26 Bank
Stilley Wm. ship joiner, 26 Bank
Stillz Daniel R. artist, 510 w Baltmiore
Stiltz Jared M. millwright, S4 w HofTman

TIUS GKOVKli Si BAKEJR SEWINQ AIACHINK is the best for all purposes— SAIJR<S
Rooms— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Stimpson James H. proprietor chemical
works, s side of Basin, office 370 w Balti-
more, dw 293 w Fayette
Stinchcomb Ann M. 406 w Fayette
Stinchcomb Charles, clerk, 44 w Biddle
Stinchcomb Georg^e W. carpenter, 144 n Cal-
vert, dw 198 Madison av
Stinchcomb James H. blacksmith, 554 w Bal-
timore
Stinchcomb John A. upholsterer, 102 s Sharp
Stinchcomb John D. police, 367 w Lombard
Stinchcomb John N. salesman, 44 w Biddle
StinchcomI) Joseph M. copyist, 44 w Biddle
Stinchcomb Mi-s. Rebecca, 44 w Biddle
Stinchcomli Samuel, carpenter, n w cor Fay-
ette and Eutaw
Stinchcomb Mrs. Susan, 198 Madison av
Stinchcomb Thomas, mariner, 151 s Regester
Stinchcomb Wm. W. (Berry & Co.,) n w

cor Eutaw and Fayette
Stindle Joseph, beer saloon, 252 e Pratt •
Stine Benjamin, clothin? house, 73 w Balti-
more, dw 140 Conway
Stine Catherine, 290 Eastern av
Stine Caroline, 4 Broad a!
Stine Charles, tailor, 35 n Frederick
Stine C. Edwin, bookkeeper, 140 Conway
Stine Christopher, lightning rod, ISTownsend
Stine Edward, iron, 13 n Exeter
Stine Henry, boarding, 109 Conway
Stine John K. grocer, 1 Hoffman
Stine J. R. & Co. (J. R. Stine,) produce com-
mission merchants, 126 North
Stine J. R. (J. R. Stine & Co.) 126 North
Stine John, tailor, 1 Mullikin
Stine John, white washer, 23 n Front
Stine Joseph, milkman, 244 n Caroline
STINE JOSEPH & SON, (J. Stine, T. S.

Stine,) mirchant tailors, 144 w Baltimore
Stine Joseph, (Jos. Stine & Son,) 127 German
Stine Julius, 290 s Charles
Stine Mrs. Mary V. tailoress, over 3 s Front
Stine Michael, wagoner, 20 Booth
Stine Moses, shoemaker, 7 n Spring
Stine Nicholas M.mast. stevedore, 121 Gough
STINE N. H. clothier, n w cor Howard and

Lexington
Stine Peter, cigar maker, 241 Lee
Stine Capt. Samuel, mariner, Canton av near

Burke
Stine Thomas S. (Joseph Stine & Son,) 127

German
Stine Wm commission merchant, 126 North,

dw 332 Saratoga
Stinemier Jane, cook, Biddle al
Stinemitz Adam, laborer, 334 s Bond
Stiner Benjamin P. finisher, 70 Raborg
StinerMrs. Malvina, 70 Raborg -
Stinewatel Fredk. machinist, 126 L. Greene
Sting John, furniture store, 183 e Pratt
Stingle John, porter, Low near Aisquith
Stinner John, restaurant, 55 Mulberry
Stinson Alexander, tailor, 5 L. Constitution
Stinson Richard, boot maker, 297 Saratoga
Stinson Richard, boot maker, 12 North, dw

21 Jackson
Stintz Wm. F. shoemaker, 158 e Lombard
Stinzendorfer Elias, 466 Canton av
Stipe Lewis, barber, 53 s Wolfe
Stirley Andrew J. cigar maker, 41 Dolphin
Stirley Charles H. laborer, 41 Dolphin
Stirley John, cigar maker, 41 Dolphin
Stirley Mary, 41 Dolphin

Stirling Archibald, sr., pres't Savings Bank,

25 Franklin
STIRLING ARCHIBALD, Jr., attorney at

law, 26 n Calvert, dw 75 Courtland
Stirling &Ahrens,(Wm. Stirling, A. Ahrens,)

commission merchants, 54 Buchanan s whf
STIRLING DOUGLAS, attorney, 51 w

Fayette
Stirling Dr. Henry, 25 Franklin
Stirling James, mar.hinist, 140 Preston
Stirling Wm. M. 246 n Calvert
Stirrat Mrs. Nancy, 4 Sterrett
Stitcher Mrs. Ellen, 27 Orchard
Stitcher John G. machinist, 41 Mosher
Stitcher Peter H. C. constable, 148 Druid

Hill av
Stitcher Peter H. F. cigar maker, 148 Druid

Hill av
Stites James, printer, 224 e Fayette
Stivers Champion D. machinist, 119 Preston
Slivers Christian, cooper, 529 w Lombard
Stivers Joseph, blacksmith, 64 s Oregon
Stivers Tliomas, blacksmith, 529 w Lombard
St. John Frederick, 8 w Baltimore
St. John James, confectioner and fruit dealer,

8 w Baltimore
Stober Jacob, weaver, 19 n Schroeder
Stock Conrad, baki-r, 329 s B')nd
Stock Emiel, machinist, 132 s Caroline
STOCK BRIDGE HENRY, attorney. Law-
buildings, 36 Lexington, cor Si. Paul, dw

12 n Calhoun
Stockbridge Jason, 396 Lexington
Stockdale Hannah, dairy, 28 n Eutaw
Siockdale John, soldier, 65 n Bond
Stockdale J. N. pattern maker, 11 Swan, dw

65 n Bond
Siockdale Noah, blacksmith, 269 wBiddle,

dw 104 Druid Hill av
Stockdale Samuel, blacksmith, 692 w Pratt
Stockdale Thomas, lamp lighter,20 s Schroeder
Slocker John, shoemaker, 57 L'^adenhall
Slocket Charles H. painter, 55 Booth
Stocket Louis C. carpenter, 535 w Lombard
Stocket Simon, second-hand store, 32 Douglass
Stockett Dr. Chas. W. clerk P. O., Franklin

road
Stockett Eleanora, 303 Light
Stockett James P. carpenter, 537 w Lombard
Stockett James P. painter, 546 w Pratt
STOCKETT J. SHAAFF, attorney, 43 St.

Paul, dw Howard Co.
Slockhausen Charles, baker, 401 Light
Stocklouf William, laborer, 78 Leadenhall
Stockman Bernard, cooper, 259 s Bond
Stockman Charles, shoemaker, 375 e Eager
STOCKMAN FREDERICK W. restaurant,

37 Ensor
Stockman Henry, 170 Aliceanna
Stockman Joseph, carpenter, 232 e Madison
Stocksdale Elias M. 456 n Gay
Stocksdale Nelson, 211 e Fayette
Stocksdale Noah, blacksmith, 269 w Biddle,

dw 106 Druid Hill av
Stockton Aaron W. ship joiner, 298 e Pratt
Stockton W. S. clerk, 49 Lexington
Siockvish John, 13 Elliott
Stoddard Isaiah T. music teacher, 331 w

Lombard
Stoddard Jas. W. (M. P. O'Hern & Co.) 707

Lexington
Stoddard Capt. John B. 23 s Bond
Stoddard Thomas, 330 Mulberry

tJAMJSS H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills— VrmTeii-s Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, aud Patent Neoteric Sntoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Stoddard Mrs. Mary, physician, 23 s Bond
Stoddard Wm. foreman, 253 w Biddle
Stoddart Alexander 122 Bolton
Stoffel Frederick, carter, 31 Gittings
Stoffei Henry, shoemaker, 85 Stirling
Stoffel Henry, stoves and tinware, 164 s

Fremont
Stoffregan Charles F. barber, 18 Penna av
Stokes John, teacher, 327 e Madison
Stokes John, gunsmith, 36 Stirling
Stokes Jolm R. teacher at House of Refuge
Stokes Dr. Wm. H. 52 Saratoga
Stokes Wm. B. 233 Madison av
Stokes Wm. J. watchman, 42 Haubert
Stoll Benedick, clothier, 73 Jefferson
StoU Leopold, soldier, 17 Barnes
Stolpp J. L. confectionery, 154 Saratoga
Stolpp Lewis A. jr., baker, 154 Saratoga
Stolzenback George M. tailor, 123 n Bond
Stone Benjamin F. coach trimmer, 157 w

Hoffman
Stone Charles H. clerk, 71 North
Stone David, laborer, 252 Franklin
Stone E. F. chief clerk commissary, 58 w

Madison
Stone George W. laborer, 66 George
Stone Howard H. D. conductor, 304 n Eutaw
Stone James E. painter, 7 n Sharp, dw 234

German
Stone James H. clerk, 256 e Biddle
Stone John F. bricklayer, 136 Johnson
Stone Richard O. messenger Adams express,

119 w Biddle
Stone S. Henry, com. merch., over 23 South,

dw 58 w Madison
Stone Sarah A. dressmaker, 115 Columbia
Stone Selh, bricklayer, 71 North
Stone Stephen S. 58 w Madison
Stone Walter, grainer, 152 German
Stone Wm. B. mariner, 112 e Pratt
Stone Yelverton P. tobacconist, 184 Lexington
Stonebraker & Co. (S. Stonebraker, Henry

F. Zollickoffer,) flour and produce, 53 and

55 s Howard
Stonebraker George M. 223 w Lombard
Stonebraker Samuel, (Stonebraker & Co.)

•223 w Lombard
Stoneburner Curtis, merchant, 108 Pearl
S'toneburner Jacob C. (H. K. Hoffman & Co.)

108 Pearl
Stoner Lawrence. H. laborer. 37 Ryan
Stones Wm. grinder, 58 s Charles
Stonesifer Amos, clerk, 64 George
Stoops Aaron, boots and shoes, 84 Ensor
Stoops Wm. H. boots and shoes, 60 Hanover,

dw 171 w Lombard
Storch Barbara, variety, 426 Saratoga
Storch Casper, tailor, 91 Harrison
Storch John, tailor, 426 Saratoga
Storch Wm. G. printer, 166 Chesnut
Storck Holda, grocery, 93 s Bethel
Storck John, cooper, 93 s Bethel
StoresJohn W. carpenter, 101 McElderry
Storey Amos L. government agent, 169 Con-
way

STORK & GILLESPIE, (William
Stork, Wm. Gillespie,) Great Sta-
tionery Bazaar and Card Engrav-
ing Establishment, 2783^ w Bal-
timore.— [See p. 8 Mvertisements.]

Storey Ephraim, painter, 27 s Scbroeder
Stork Alexander L. as.sistant librarian Pea-
body Institute, 459 w Lombard
Stork Rev. Charles A. 189 w Fayette

STORCK ADOLPH, Steam Turn-
ing and Sawing Establishment,
is prepared to execute all kinds of
Sawing and Turning, such as.
Bench Screws, Hand Screws,
Bed Posts, Carriage Hubs, Cart
Hubs, Cedar Posts, Stair Banis-
ters, Stair Newels, Piano Legs,
Columns, Table Legs, Ten -pin
Balls, &c. Also all kinds of
straight and fancy Scroll Sawing,
152 East

Stork James, 88 Granliy

Stork Langhorn T. otBcer Maryland Peniten-
tiary, dw 65 Chew
Stork Mrs. Catherine, 88 Granhy
Stork Henry, harness maker, 88 Granby
Stork Rev. Theophilus, 189 w Fayette
Stork William, (Stork & Gillespie,) 189 w

Fayette
Storke Alex. L. clerk Peabody Institute, 459

w Lombard
Storke John T. S. pattern maker, 459 w

Lombard
Storke Mary W. teacher, 459 w Lombard
Storm Albert, silver plater, 54 Camden
Storm Mrs. C. M. dry goods, 109 n Gay
Storm Frederick, tailor, over 199 Lexington
Storm Jere'h, coal, basement s e cor Fayette

and North, dw 344 e Baltimore
Storm Joseph, huckster, 37 w Hoffman
Storms William, laborer, rear of 16 Concord
Storooni Gregory, tavern, 106_^ Light-street

wharf, dw over 154
Storre Mrs. Dora, 77 e Fayette
Storre George, furrier, 77 e Fayette
Storre George, mariner, 67 Granby
Stortzer Charles, baker, 94 Jefferson
Story Amos L., Capt. U. S. military R. R.,

169 Conway
Story John, moulder, 60 s Oregon
Story John T. tailor, 7 s Carey
Slos Margaret, 263 s Wolfe
Stott Mary F. 64 Ensor
Stolt Wm G. finisher, 185 Preston
Stouffer Mrs. Ann C. 148 Pearl
Stouffer Elias, salesman, Western hotel
Stouffer Jacftb, printer, 148 Pearl
Stouffer John, printer, 66 e Baltimore
Stouffer John, carpenter, 822 w Baltimore
Stout Andrew, upholsterer, 24 Orleans
Stout Chas. L. iron roller, 216 Eastern av
Stout Eliza, 892 w Baltimore
Stout Isabella, 88 n Front
Stout John, barkeeper, 88 n Front
Stout Joseph, machinist, 668 w Pratt
Stout Martin, engineer. Monument near rope

walk
Stover , brakesman N. C. R., 357 Cathe-
dral
Stover Robert W. bookkeeper, 171 w Fayette
Stow Chas. W. (Thomas Stow & Sons,) 20
Hollins

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMO.VD, BURTON & CO. arc now located «t
168 Baltimore-st., bet'weeii Calvert and St. Paul.

SMITH BHOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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STOW THOMAS & SONS, (T. Stow, C.

W. Stow,) saw mill, llhler's al
Stow Tliomas, (Thomas Stow & Sons,) 49

Hanover
Stow Lewis, commission merchant,20 Hollms
Stow Sarah, 20 Hollins . .

Stowell A. jr. importer of chronometers, mil-
itary goods, &c., 147 w Baltimore, dw
Charles nr Northern av
Stowell Mrs. Mary J. fancy store. 111 s

Broadway
Stowell Wm. J. supervisor of trains P. W.

& B. R. R., Ill s Broadway
Stowell VVm. J. Ills Broadway
Stowman William, Carroll's Point hotel, An-
napolis road nr Long; bridge
Strab Adam, tailor, 67 Somerset
Strab George, tailor, 41 Barnea
Strack Christiana, 68 Towson
Strack Joseph, shoemaker, 341 e Lombard
Stracke John, laborer, 50 s Wolfe
Straeler Peter, laborer, 7 n Washington,

F. P.
Strahan Henry, laborer, 94 St. Peter
Strahler John, grocer, 79 n Caroline
Stralein Nicholas, cooper, 155 e Lombard
Straler Sebastian, bricklayer, 10 Brown-st.,

Baltimore Co.
Stran Mrs. Ann, 69 s Eden .
Stran Thos. P. (R. K. Hawley & Co.) 69 s

Eden
Stran Wm. H. fire commissioner, s e cor

Light and Ijombard
STRAN WM. H. & CO. (Wm. H. Stran,
T. A. Dorgan,) stoves, s e cor Light and
Lombard, dw W. H. S. St. Michaels
Strandberg D^iniel, soldier, 130 ri Caroline
Slrandberg Eliza J. confectionery, 130 n Caro-
line
Straney Edward, machinist, 604 w Pratt
Straney John, machinist, 323 Saratoga
Stranf Edgar G. 90 s Sharp
Stranley James P. engineer, 353 s Sharp
Strasburger Charles, restaurant, 33 n Gay
STRASBURGER KAUFMAN, clothier, 97

and 99 n Gay
Strasburger Lewis, clerk, 97 and 99 n Gay
Strasburger Mitchell C. barkeeper, 73 n Gay
Strasburger Victor, furniture, 463 w Balti-
more
Stratmeyer Freak, tavern, 71 Hughes
Stratmeyer John H. clerk, 71 Hughes
Strattner Lnuis, batcher, 139 Centre market,

dw 32 (xist
Stratton Daniel, 142 Washington place
Slratton Ellen, 4 Albemarle
Stratton Robert, baker, 320 n Eutaw
Straub Christian, cab. maker, 14 Fountam
Straub George, laborer, 99 s Spring
Straub George, laborer, 108 Greenmount av
Straubaugh Jacob, bookkeeper, 206 n Eu-
taw
Straube Charles, sawyer, 179 s Washington,

P. P.
Strauch Henry, drayman, 16 Leadenhall
Strauf Christian, oyster packer, 203 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Straughn Charles, carpenter, 653 w Lombard
Straughn Henry W. inspector, 322 w Lom-
bard
Strauhaeker George, laborer, 255 s Durham
Strauhacker John, butcher, 849 w Pratt
Straus Bertha, hosiery, 18 Thomsen

STRAUS & BRO., wholesale and retail gro-
cers, 247, 268 and 270, and coal yard 282 s
Broadway
Straus Fred'k, shoemaker. 195 and 199 Light
STRAUS H., BRO. & BELL, (H.Straus,
L. Straus, A. Bell,) North-st Malt House,
s w cor North and Saratoga
Straus Henry, (H. Straus, Bro. & Bell,) and

(Straus &Bro.) 37 s Eden
Straus Henry, & Bro. (Henry Straus, Levi
Straus,) family groceries and liquors, 247 8
Broadway
Straus Herman, salesman, 745 w Baltimore
Straus Joseph, junk dealer, 60 Mullikin
Straus Joseph, dry goods, 49 n Howard
Straus Joseph, grocery and liquor store, 255

n Gay, dw 54 McElderry
Straus Levi, (Henry Straus & Bro.) 81 s

Broadway
Straus M. L. & Co. (M. L. Straus, M. Rich,)

cloths, 256 w Haltimore
Straus Martin L. (M. L. Straus & Co.) 303

w Pratt
Straus Peter, blacksniith, 16 Callendar
Straus Philip, 447 n Howard
Straus Samuel, 61 n Greene
Strausner Andrew, laborer, 19 Elliott
Strauss Abraham, (Strauss Bros.) 649 w

Baltimore
Strauss Bros (M. Strauss, L. Strauss, A.
Strauss, L. Strauss,) straw dry goods, 54
Hanover and 649 w Baltimore
Strauss Mrs. Caroline, 649 w Baltimore
Strauss Emil, clerk, 73 Hanover
STRAUSS GEORGE W tavern, 61s Charles
Strauss George, shoemaker, 226 s Charles
Strauss George, rag dealer, 97 Cross
Strauss Henry, 61 n Greene
Strauss John, 137 German
Strauss Lazarus, (Strauss Brothers,) 649 w

Baltimore
Strauss Louis, (Strauss Bros.) 54 Hanover
Strauss Lewis, (Strauss Bros.) 81 s Broadway
Strauss Lewis, fancy goods, 219 n Gay
Strauss Lewis E. (Strauss", Bros.) 649 w Bal-
timore
Strauss Michael, barkeeper, 34 Abey al
Strauss Moses, (Strauss, Bros.) 54 Hanover
Strauss Samuel, jr , clerk, 61 n Greene
Strauss Solomon, 649 w Baltimore
Strausse Gesler, laborer, 110 s Spring
Strayline Frederick, cooper, 923 w Pratt
Strayline Wm. laborer, 134 Barre
Streb Christiana, laundress, 618 w Pratt
Streb Conrad, 141 s Wolfe
Streb Matthias, laborer, 234 e Eager
Streb Nicholas, wheelwright, 76 Bank
Strebeck John J. ship joiner, 179 Gough
Streck Nicholas, 76 Bank
Streeper Charles, (Streeper & Marshall,) 113

s Wolfe
Streeper & Marshall, (C. Streeper, W. R.
Marshall,) oak coopers, Exchange al s of
Exchange place
Streeper Wm. 48 Courtland
STREETT D. & C. (David Streett, Charles
Streett,) Farmers Hotel, cor Forrest and
Hillen
Street E. F. & Co. (Edward F. Street, Fran-
cis Paulin,) manufacturers cider and vine-
gar, 35 North
Street Edward F. (E. F. Street & Co.) 22
Pearl

J, HEWRY GIESE, Commission MercHaitt, for the sale of Flour, Grain. Seeds, &e.
Roseudale Ceuxerxt and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear'a WUarfc

THE GSEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Street E. F. (E. F. Street & Co.) 22 Pearl
Street Geo. rlerk, 66 Holiday
Street Ji'hn C. biic.on dealer, 33 n Front
STREET ivJARTlN L. merchant tailor, 16

North, dw 48 Hanover
Streits James B. coiTmission office over 4

Dowly's whf. dw 281 Hollins
Streets John, steamboat agent, 104 Lee
STREETS JOHN S. lime and feed, 4 and 6

Holliiie:sworth, dw 104 Lee
Streets Thomas, Adams Express messenger,

104 Lee
Streib Frederick, beer brewer, 9 Calverton

road
Streib Jacob, wheelwright, 253 n Dallas
Streib John, baker, 24 e Fayette
Strein Michael, laborer, 261 s Sharp
Sireper John K. whip maker, 65IVIullikin
Stretch Mrs. 216 Cross
Stribel George, 51 Aisquith
Stnbel John, confectionery, 51 Aisquiih
Strieker Anna M. 75 Druid Hill av
Strieker Jacob, beer saloon, 366 e Monument
Strieker John H. clerk, 75 Druid Hill av
Strieker Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 39 Slem-

mer's al
Strieker Wm. farmer, 935 w Pratt
Strickfoos Mary, 2 Creek al
Strickford John, laborer, 913 Cross
Strickler Eli W. engineer, John nr Townsond
Strickland Wm. S. tinner, 86 s Broadway
Strider Geo. W. soldier, 37 Arch
Strider Joseph M. shoemaker, 37 Arch
Striewit: Henry, carpenter, 171 Raborg, dw

259 Mulberry
Stripe Joseph, shoemaker, 403 Saratoga
Stritch Wm. grocery, 144 Dover
Strobel Chas. green grocer, 284 Montgomery
Strobel Christian, tailor, 53 Elbnw la
Strobel George, laborer, 127 s Castle
Strobel Henry, tobacconist, 221 s Broadway
Strobel John G. tailor, 125 L. Greene
Strobel Martin, porter, 119 Hamburg
Strobel Michael, tobacconist, 286 e Lombard
Strobel Michael, butcher, Garrison lane n of

Frederick road
Strobel Wm. 38 s Broadway
Strodtman Harman, watchman Savings Bank

of Baltimore, 247 Hamliuig
Strodtman Henry, grocery, 244 Hamburg
Strodtman J. H. clerk, n w cor East and

Fayette
Strodtman John G. grocery and liquors, n w

cor East and Fayette
Stroll Geo. baker, 54 President
Stroh Nicholas, laborer, 285 Canton av
Stroh Philip, laborer, 236 s Dallas
Strohecker Matthew, carpn'ir, 388 Penna. av
Strohl Chas. organ builder, 17 Albemarle
Strohlein Mis. Anna, 127 n Paca
Stroliman George, iailor, 68 Perry
Struhman John, laborer, 287 s Durham
Stromenberger Louisa, chair caner, 71 Forrest
Strolimer Albert, laborer, 187 s Caroline
Strohmer Michael, shoemaker, 411 Lexington
Strohmaier Bernhart, lag. beer, 173 Franklin
Strohmeyer Kmily, 135 w Biddh'
Strohmeyer Eugene, printer, 47 Holland
Strohmeyer J. printer, 47 Holland
Strohrmann George, merchant tailor, 8 n Gay
Stroline Charles, laborer, 333 s Dallas
Stromberi^ David, tobacconist, cor Aisquith

and McElderry

Stromberg Fred'k, laborer, 93 Granby
Stromberger George, tinner, 253 Orleans
Stroml)erger Henry, boot filter, 19 n Spring
STROMBERG JOHN, William Tell house,

s w cor Pratt and West Falls av
Stromeiiger Chas. H. bookk'pr, 198 Aisquith
Stromenger Charles H. grocer, s w cor Madi-
son and Aisquith
Stromeyer John H. scale maker, 246 w Balti-
more
Strong Mrs. Alexander, 32 Franklin al
Strong Edwin, moulder, 423 w Pratt
Strong George, soldier, 32 Franklin al
Strong James E. painter, 193 Preston
Strong Joseph, laborer, 32 Franklin al
Strong Joseph, laborer, 170 West
Strong Samuel B , printer, 139 Aisquith
Strong Wm. I. tinner, 4 Thomsen
Strott Catherine, 92 s High
Strott George H. tailor, 164 Dover
Strotman Conrad, soldier, 254 Montgomery
Strouse George, .sutler, 104 Franklin ,
Strube Henry, painter, 631 w Pratt
Struck August, carver, 11 Somerset
Strufk Benj. baker, 6h Mulberry
Strudolph Ernest, artist, 319 Mulberry
Struitmyer Julius, carpenter, 85 Henrietta
Siruth ("harles, liquor dealer, 74 s Kutaw
Struth Harman, (Junger& Struth,) 38 Cam-
den
Strunz Adam, engraver, 119 n Front
Strunz August, carpenter, 16 s Sharp
Strunz John, enf;raver, 119 n Front
Strunz Philipcena, confectionery, 16 s Sharp
Strupp Charles, shoemaker, 132 Hamburg
Strupp Peter, shoemaker, ll;4 Cross
Struthers John S. , Gilmor between Mulberry

and Franklin
Struthoff Catherine, 62 n Exeter
Struihoff Elizabeth, 121 n Calvert
Struthotl' Harriet,_grocery, 62 n Exetei^
Strulmier Henry, tinner. 27 s Bond ^
Stuart Charles B. moulder, 86 Gough
Stuart Dilman S. clerk, 58 n Republican
Stuart Mrs. Emma, 83 s Bond
Stuart Glendy, (Hugh Bolton & Co.) 242 n

Calvert
Stuart James, 184 e Madison
Stuart James, ( Wolfe & Stuart,) 170 w Biddle
STUART JEFFERSON & SON. (J. D. Stu-
art, J. P. Stuart,) commission merchants,
107 Smith's wharf
Stuart Henry R. clerk, 370 w Lombord
Stuart J. D. (J. D. Stuart & Son,) 192 n Cal-
vert
Stuart J. P. (J. D. Stuart & Son,) 192 n Cal-
vert
Siuart John J. clerk, 242 n Calvert
Stuart Wm L. expressman, 242 Montgomery
Stuart Wm. N. printer, 176 Orleans
Stubbs Joseph S. clerk Harndeii Express,

134 Hanover
Stubbs Wm. O. clerk Adams Express, 176 s

Eutaw
Stubbiiis Charles, officer in Penitentiary, 158

Harford av
Stubbins Norris, finisher, 180 Columbia
Siubbins Thos. G baker, 109 Cross
Stubenrauch Charles, jeweler, over 214 w

Baltimore, dw 85 n Central av
Stubenranch Geo. grocer, 268 s Sharp
Stubriiiger Peter, shoemaker, 248 s Durham
Stuchell Rev. J. S. 135 Aisquith

AUG. G. MEYER Si CO.. Wanufacturtrs of M^hite L.eml, Zinc. Pntty, r.ninpblack, GIue>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Variiiiilics, lUO AV. liOniDiard Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 "W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Stuchfield Mrs. Elizabeth, 147 German
Stuck Charles, serg't of police, 5 Constitution
Stucke John F. huckster, 77 Mullikin
Stuckert John, tobacconist, 7 e Pratt
Stuckert Martin, carpenter, 192 Eastern av
Stuckert Martin, carter, 47 President
Stuckert Philip, laborer, 59 Bank
Studer John, cooper, 111 Leadenhall
Studiford Dr. T. H. act. assl. surgeon U. S.A.

Jarvis hospital
Studzback Moritz, cigar maker, 49 n Spring
Stuehmann Henry, lager beer, 177 s Bond
Sliierlin Georgia, beer saloon, 79 Bank
STUHLMAN FREDERICK, baker, 185 e

Pratt
Stull Jacob, carpenter, Frederick road w of

city limits
Stull Jf^seph, baker, 45 Henrietta
Stull Nicholas N. conductor, 52 s Schroeder
Stult Andrew, laborer, 39 Philpot
Stultz Frederick, laborer, 113 Henrietta
Stultzenbach August, laborer, Monroe n of

Pratt
Stumbler John, 10 Shakspeare
Stummer Lazarus, cigar maker, 152 Chesnut
Stump Alexander H. presiJpMt George's

Creek Coal and Iron Co. 19 South, dw 22

Bead
Stump Casper, lime burner, 5 Laurens
Slump Conrad, butcher, 66 Division
Stump Conrad, laborer, 175 s Caroline
Stump Conrad, shoemaker, 475 Saratoga
Stump Geo. butcher, Calvert road nr toll gate
Stump James, clerk, 127 Division
Stump John, baker, 17 Arch
Stump John, baker, 396 Saratoga
Stump Jolin H. 197 w Hoffman
Stump Lewis, shoemaker, 8.' Preston
Stump Mrs. Mary J. 197 w Hoffman
Stump Peter, laborer, 84 Granby
Stum|if Alexander, whitewaslier, 33 s Wolfe
Slumpf Carl, laborer, 19 Butler
Stumpf Cliarles, laborer, 226 e Lombard
Stumpf Charles, cap maker, 55 Pearl
Stumpf Casper, tailor, 199 Mulberry
Stumpf Frederick, grocery, 70 Holland
Stumpf Geo. M. grocery, 246 Conway
Stumpf Henry, machinist, 172 Penna av
Stumpf John, cabinet maker, 53,1-^ Pearl
Slumpf John, cooper, 156 Burgun*dy al
Stumpf Michael, laborer, 12 Guilford al
Siumph Wm. musician, 308 Aliceanna
Stumpier Jacob, cooper, 265 s Wolfe
Stuntel Joseph, tailor, 210 Stirling
Stunz Mrs. Amelia, hair plaiter, 1 18 Lexington
Stuoeman Chas. cigar maker, over 63 Bank
Sturbits Wni. gardener, 508 Penna. av
Sturgeon Capt. Edward G. 31 s Calhoun
Sturgeon Fredk. butter depot, 330 n Gay
Sturgeon Lindsay, colleclor, 10 McElderry
Sturges J. upholsteress, 87 w Fayette
Sturges Wm linner, 255 Light
Slurla John, musician, 119 s Dallas
Sturm .-Vnihony, tobacconist, 209 Montgomery
Sturm John, tailor, 34 n Liberty
Stuttman Henry, cooper, 255 West
Stutz Mrs. Mary, 14 Shakspear
Slutz Wm. tailor, 458 n Gay
Stuzbach Moriiz, cigar maker, 49 n Spring
ST. BENEDICT'S SCHOOL, (Catholic,)

Regester near Pratt, in charge of Sister Ser-

aphina Noel
St. Clair, Martha, 70 Lexington

St. Germain Isaac, broom maker, 16 Haw
St. John George, plumber, 117 Druid Hill av
St. Ledger Patrick, laborer, 642 w Pratt
Striewig Samuel, carpenter, 239 Mulberry
Strualie Charles, laborer, 224 s Castle
Sluyvesant Mary A. 39 Hampstead
Stuyvesant Oliver, machinist, 39 Hampstead
St. Victor Emily, 12 Water
Styler Geo laborer, 164 Cross
Subert Sebastian, laborer, 318 Canton av
Subring Fredk. tailor, 26 Abbot
Subrold Nicholas, soldier, 73 Somerset
Suchsbradl Geo., jr. shoemaker, 197 e Eager
Sudbrake Henry, confectionery, 158)^ Light

street whf
Sudinger Henry A. clerk, 1.^8 n Howard
Sudman John, soldier, 277 w Pratt
Sudman Mrs. Mary D. 277 w Pratt
Sudmeyer Wm. laborer, 213 Hanover
Sudsburg Jos. M. carver, 582 w Lombard
Suess Adam, watchman Govt, whf foot of

Mill
Suess Warner, surveyor, 6 Emory
Suite Wm. H. clerk, 19 s Howard
Sullens Wm. H. 139 Hudson
Sullivan Mrs. Abbey, 165 s Sharp
Sullivan Barney, laborer, 75 s Wolfe
Sullivan Benj. D. farmer, Franklin opposite

Schroeder
Sullivan Catherine, 19 Perry
Sullivan Mrs. Catherine, Ml. Royal Hill nr

Reservoir
Sullivan Daniel, plumber, 17 Townsend
Sullivan Daniel, 40 n Exeler
Sullivan Daniel, rear Po]>pleton, betw Peiree

and Franklin
Sullivan Dennis, grocer, 288 Lexington
Sullivan Denni.s, stone mason, 285 e Eayfer
Sullivan Dennis, farmer, Franklin, opposite

Schroeder
Sullivan Dennis, n e cor Franklin and Oregon
Sullivan Df-nnis, laborer, 140 n Front
Sullivan Mrs. Dennis, huckstei'ess, 9 Cam-
den la
Sullivan Edward, police, 50 Jefferson
Sullivan Mrs. Ellen, Mount Royal Hill near

Reservoir
Sullivan Eugene, huckster, 6 Rose
Sullivan Fletcher, commission merchant, 186

Conway
Sullivan Francis, huckster, 2] Mosher
Sullivan Frank, (John Sullivan & Sons,) 22

Cathedral
Sullivan Geo. R. painter, 186 Conway
Sullivan George M. clerk, Franklin, opposite

Schroeder
Sullivan Geo. M. clerk, 165 s Sharp
Sullivan Henry, shoemaker, 161 n Exeter
Sullivan James, farmer, 24 Ryan
Sullivan Capt. James, C. S., Lf. S. A., 20

South, dw 4 Franklin
Sullivan James, laborer, 16 Armistead la
Sullivan Jas. laborer, 79 Front, n of Foundry
Sullivan James W. printer, 79 n Exeler
Sullivan Mrs. Johanna, 113 Hill
Sullivan John, grocer, cor Lexington and

Pine, dw 38 n Poppleton
Sullivan John C, (Geo. Evans & Co.,) 33

Stiles
Sullivan John, carpenter, 48 Buren
Sullivan John, soldier, 32 New Church
Sullivan John, laborer, 12 n Durham
Sullivan John F. clerk, 38 n Poppleton

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWIWC} MACHINE is the best for all piirposes— SALJCS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BKOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Sullivan John, huckster, 33 s Front
Sullivan Dr. John M. 8:2 s Washington, F. P.
SULLIVAN JOHN & SONS, (F. Sullivan,
J. H. Barney, J. J. Sullivan,) produce com-
mission merchants, 2 Camden
Sullivan John J. (John Sullivan & Sons,) 22

Cathedral
Sullivan John, laborer, 171 w Pratt
Sullivan Joseph, police, 295 William
Sullivan Josephine, 251 n Dallas
Sullivan iVIary, 50 Buren
Syllivan Mary, 27 n Greene
Sullivan iVI.iry A. dry goods, 100 Richmond
Sullivan Michael, laborer, 41 York
Sullivan Michael, grocery, 1 Edward
Sullivan Michael, laborer, 113 York
Sullivan Peola, blacksmith, 305 Franklin
Sullivan Ptter, laborer, 11 Buren
SULLIVAN P. H., stock and bill broker, 34

w Second, dw 243 n Calvert
Sullivan Robert, superintendent Druid Hill

park
Sullivan Rudolph, coachman, 67 Buren
Sullivan Mrs. Ruth, 186 Conway
Sullivan Samuel E. farmer, Franklin opposite

Schroeder
Sullivan Samuel G carpenter, 7 n Sharp, dw

287 Saratoga
Sullivan Thaddeiis, shoemaker, 48 n Pine
Sullivan Thos. E. clerk, 167 n Eutaw
Sullivan Tiiomas, laborer, 14 n Durhim
, gujlivan Thomis H. leather dealer, 36 s Cal-
vert, dw 212 n Eutaw
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, 215 Raborg
Sullivan Washington, farmer, Franklin oppo-
site Srhroeder
Sullivan Wtn. H. machinist. Mount Vernon
Sullivan Wm M. clerk, 165 s Sharp
Sullivan Wm. S. confectionery, 136 Aisquith
Sullivan Wm. painter, 162 s Howard
Sultan Valentine, piano maker, 1 Jew al
Sulthau Harmon, grocery, cor Central av and

Holland
Sulizbach Peterf shoemaker, 690 w Baltimore
Sultzer Mrs. Susan, 95 n Bond
Sultzer Mrs. Susan M. 122 Granby
Sultzer Thos D. reporter of Sun, 95 n Bond
Sultzer Wm. H. H. clerk, 95 n Bond
Sultzner Michael, laborer, 58 Essex
Sulzbacher Aaron B. dry goods, s w cor Lex-
ington and Eutaw
Summer Andrew S 274 s Broadway
Summer Henry, 231 s Dallas
Summer Michael, confectioner, 88 s Regester
Summeral John, laborer, 209 Aliceanna
Summers Charles G. clerk, 130 n High
SUMMERS & CO. confectioners and fruiter-
ers, 301 w Baltimore
Summers Geo. A. (Colton & Co.) 34 Henri-
etta !
Summers Geo. carp'ter, Harford av extended I
Summers Henry, laborer, 49 Haubert '
Summers Joseph G. paying teller ('offimercial j

and Farmers bank, dw 130 n High
Summers John, laborer, 31 Fell
Summers John, laborer, 419)^ Saratoga
Summers Virs. boarding, 15 Cuba
Summers Martin, sailor, 185 Aliceanna
Summers Mary C. tailoress, 103 Peach al
Summers Thomas B. (Summ.ers & Co.) 387

w Fayette
Summers Wm, H. engineer, 166 Ramsay
Summers Wm. H. carpenter, rear 70 Granby

Summerson Seth, 19 e Monument
Sums Charles, cigar maker, 194 e Eager

Sumwalt Alex, carpenter, 66 s Sliarp

Surnwalt Mrs. Catherine E. dressmaker, 66 s
Sharp

Sumwalt David S. ice, s e cor Mulberry and
Howard, dw Charles rear of Camp Brad-
ford

Sumwalt George W. assist, city collector, 8
Hamburg

Sumwalt Jacob D. coal oil, 299 Pema av

Sumwalt Jas. H. machinist, 1 15 Grundy

Sumwalt Ji sse, messenger at Marshal's office,
65 w Biddle

Sumwalt John E. police, 63 Hamburg

Sumwalt John T. messenger B.mk of Balti-
more, 150 s Sharp

Surnwalt Marion, finisher, 21 Orchard

Sumwalt .VI rs. Mary J. 138 w Lombard

Sumwalt Simuel, 236 n Howard

Sumwalt Thomas S. (Sumwalt & White,) 145
s Sharp

Sumwalt Wm. L. bricklayer, 76 Washington,
F. H.

Sumwalt Wm. L. caulker, Hamburg near
William

SUMWALT & WHITE, (T. S. Sumwalt,
T. J. White,) fancy and staple dry goods,
56 Hanover

SUN OFFICE, s e cor South and Biltimore

Sunderland B^sil, ship joiner, 181 Gou^h

Sunderland Beverlv, ship joiner, IHl Gough

Sunderland John W. police, 261 e Madison

Sunstrom Calvin, fireman, 325 Light

Sunsirom Joanna, 325 Light

Sunstrom .Mrs. Rachel, 16.3 Barre

SUNDERLAND GEORGE A. dry goods,
85 w Baltimore, dw 79 e Fayette

Sannerman Robert, confectioner, 26 Stirling

Suntner Francis, laborer, 32 Gist

Suntner John, scowman, 34 Gist

Suntoff Mrs. Eliza, washerwoman, 366 Sa-
ratoga

Supel Charles, 219 s Bethel

Super Daniel, clerk, 27 n Exeter

Super Frederick, butcher, cor Lexington and
Repul)lican

Super Mrs. H. A. clerk P. 0. 27 n Exeter

Super Mrs. 102 St. Peter

Super John J. (Wm. H. Super & Bro.) 27
Calverton road

Super Wm. H. (Wm.H. Super & Bro.) 27
Calverton road

SUPER WM. H. & BRO., (William H. Su-
per, J. J. Super,) butchers, 6 Centre, 97
Lexington, and 6 Hanover markets

Suppacher Isaac H. peddler, 2 Broad al

SUPPLEE & CO. (T. Supplee,T. Bruscup,)
real estate brokers, 36 Lexington, Law
buildings

Supplee Franklin, Judge of Orphans'Court,
193 e Baltimore

Supplee Mrs. Martha, 467 w Lombard

Supplee Ttiomas, blacksmith, 467 w Lombard

Supplee Wilbur F. clerk, 193 e Baltimore

Sorrison Adam, laborer. Jail near Central av

Susin John, founJryman, Clinton opp Chesa-
peake furnace

Susman Solomon, barber, 342 s Bond

Susquehanna Canal Co. office, 13 Lexington,
Thos. M Abbett, treasurer

SUSQUEflANNA HOUSE, 125 n Calvert,
Calvert station, C. H. Fairchild, proprietor

JAJUJGS H. JOH5f.SON, City Steam Firewood BIlUs— 'Warren's Fire and "U'ater-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smolcing Tubes, over 99 "W. Baltixuore-st.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Sutcliffe Wm. machinist, 48 Boyd
Suter Alexander, police, 57 n Schroeder
Suter Alexander, tinner, 455 Franklin
Suter Daniel, cabinet maker, 419 e Fayette
Suter Frederick, machinist, 271 n Howard
Suter George, hostler, 50 .VlcMechin
Suter Geo. packer, 438 w Fayette
Suter Geo. tinner, 455 Franklin
Suter Henry P. agent, 104 Walsh
SUTER JA.VIES S. water engineer, Chase

near Caroline
Suter Jas. W. letter carrier, 857 w Baltimore
Suter John H. ornamental painter, 168 n

Caroline
Suter Martin, butcher, 8 Townsend
Suter Samuel, carpenter, 50 McMechin
Sutherland George, brakesman, 250 HoUins
Sutherland John M. clerk, 30 Fawn
Sutherland John, provisions, n e cor Monu-
ment and Caroline
Suthkopff Philip, printer, 130 n Eutaw
Sutliff Mrs Ann, 285 Saratoga
Sutliff Mrs. L. M. 285 Saratoga
Sutor S.illie, milliner, 101 e Baltimore
Sutro Emanuel S. cigars, 123 w Baltimore,

dw 67 n Charles
Sutro Emil, (Drost& Sutro,) New York
Sutro Lewis, (Drost& Sutro,) 122 Hanover
Sutro Otlo, (Kessler & Sutro,) 67 n Charles
Suttlc Mrs. Frances, 3 Mulberry
Sutton Benjamin, hackman, 45 Hillen
SUTTON J. L. & CO., (J. L. Sutton, G. P.
Williar, B. P. Power, "S. R. Coale,) coal
dealers, 13 South
Sutton James L. (J. L. Sutton & Co.) Balti-
more Co
Sutton John, 72 Buren

Sutton Joseph, (Skipper & Sutton, )321 n Gay
Sutton Julius, cUrk, 236 n Howard
SUTTON l>Al(RA, 30 Ch. snut
Sutton Philip D. broker 208 w Biddle
Sutton Samuel, clerk, 40 e Fayette
Sutton & Theban, (Wm. Sutton, Henry The-

ban,) carpenters, 16 n High
Sutton Wm. carpenter, 25 McElderry
Sutton Wm. (Sutton «&, Theban,) 25 McEl-
derry
Swab Chri.stian, cooper, 79 Hamburg
Swabenhouse Peter, shoemaker, 108 Low
Swagiart Wm. milkman, 787 Light
Swail Daniel, shoemaker, n w cor Eager and

Valley
Swain Capt. Abraham, 254 n Caroline
SWAIN & BANKS, (H. Swain, Wm.

Banks, > lumber yard. East Falls av
Swain & Boulden, grocers, 43 s Bond
Swain Charles E. butcher, 146 Harford av
Swain Edward (Swain & Boulden,) 17 s

Bond
Swain George, butcher, 146 Harford av
Swain Mrs. Harriet, 18 s Carey
Swain Howard, lumber yard, 638 Lexington
Swain James D. constable, 59 Aliceanna
Swain John R. puddler, 59 Aliceanna
Swain John, butcher, 146 Harford av
Swain Thomas, butcher, 33 Belair market,

dw 146 Harford av
Swain Wm. W. carpenter, 110 Preston
Swalliber Stephen, boiler maker, 202 Hollins
Swan Mrs. Eliza, 408 Hamburg
Swan John, laborer, 35 Hamilton
Swan John A. bricklayer, 63 Washington,
F. H.

Swan John, director Peoples Gas Co. n e cor

Hamilton and Cathedral
Swan Joseph, bricklayer, 408 Hamburg
Swan Richard T. police, 341 s Sharp
Swan Tavern, 122 Franklin
Swanbach Stephen, boiler maker, 222 Dover
Swann Mr.s. Belinda, tailoress, 467 n Gay
Swann Edward, attorney, 40 St. Paul
Swann Horace l). 197 Aisquith
SWANN THOMAS, president 1st National

Bank, 68 Franklin
Swartz Frederick, tailor, 211 Lemmon al
Swartz Rev. Joel, 316 w Lombard
Swarz Louis, blacksmith, 552 w Pratt
Swayne B. B. toilet and fancy goods, 37 n

Charles, dw Howard house
Swayne James B. puddler, 451 Canton av
Swayne Mary J. pickling house, 44 Lem-
mon
Sweany Dennis S. attorney, 6 St. Paul, dw

60 Chew
Sweany James, laborer, 265 Orleans
Sweany John H. clerk, 159 Forrest
Sweany Randolph B. clerk, 60 Chew
Swearer Benj. police, 1 Grant
SWEARER CHARLES, Carroll house, 1

Grant and 1 HoUingsworth, dw Bond s of

Pratt
Swearer Elizabeth, 1 Grant
Swearer George, police, 134 n Bond
Swearer John, bricklayer, 76 Greenmount av
Swearer John, bricklayer, 1 Grant
Swearer Wm bricklayer, 45 n Caroline
Sweb Daniel, tailor, 63 Watson
Sweckendick Ernest, salesman, 24 St. Peter
Sweckendick George, baker and confectioner,

n e cor Paca and Marion
Sweeney Alfred, (Sorter cfe Sweeney,) 146

Conway
Sweeney Arthur, laborer, 327 Saratoga
Sweeney Brian, laborer, 80 n Front
Sweeney Bridget, tailoress, 81 n Front
Sweeney Cornelius, laborer, 120 n Front
Sweeney Daniel, laborer, 30S*Chesnut
Sweeney David, hackman, 131 w Madison
Sweeney Dennis, laborer, 121 s Castle
Sweeney Dennis, grocery, 80 n Front, n of

Foundry
Sweeney Frederick W. confectionery, corner

Hanover and Leadenhall
Sweeney John, carpenter, 722 Penna. av
Sweeney John, farmer, Dolphin n of Druid

Hill av
Sweeney Martin, laborer, 62 n Dallas
Sweeney Michael, hod carrier, 213 Vine
Sweeney Owen, laborer, rear of 29 n Greene
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, 118 Scott
SWEENEY PhTER, provision dealer, 205,

207 and 209 Lexington, dw 262.— [See p

39 Jldvertisements.]
Sweeney Timothy, laborer, 139 n Front
Sweeney Wm. carpenter, 4 Townsend
Sweeny'Edward N. bookkeeper Gas Co. 19

South, dw Baltimore Co.
Sweeny Louis D. bookeeper Barnum's hotel,

dw 386 w Lombard
Sweet James W. (Turnbull, Slade & Co.)

247 Garden
Sweet John, carter, 29 s Washington, F. P.
Sweet Wm. H. ambrotypist, 293 w Pratt
Sweeting B. F. bricklayer, 26 Thomsen
Sweeting Edward T. cor Biddle and Caroline
Sweeting James K. P. 309 n Caroline

RAifMOND, BURTON St CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert, keep tJie Largest and
Best Appointed Sbirt and Furnlsliing Goods House in the United States.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Sweetser & Co. druggist n e cor Charles and

Pratt
Swemmer John, laborer, 123 West
Sweiiger Maltht^w, laborer, 3 Diamond

fweitzer Andrew, laborer, 190s Spring
weitzer Wm. cabinet maker, 30 Union
Swentzinger Geo. laborer, 252 s Durham
Swett. Charles, cooper, 12] s Kxeter
Swick Thos. F. ship carpenter, 136 s Regester
Swick Wm. A ship carpenter, 165 s Wolfe
Swicker A laborer, 296 Aliceanna
Swift Chauncey, baker, 183 e Lombard
Swift F^dward, sailor, 64 President
Swift Geo. W mariner, 16 Henrietta
Swift J. H. baker, B;irnum's hotel
Swift Mrs. Margaret, 6 s Amity
Swift Wm. A. laborer, 108 Dolphin
Swift Wm. A. 336 e Lombard
Swigert George, shoemaker, Frederick road w

of Toll gate
Swikert John, pocket book maker, 228 w Bal-
timore
Swindell Charles E. superintendent Union

Relief Rooms, 92 Barre
Swindt^ll James E. glass blower, 310 s Sharp
Swindell Richard, glass blower, s w cor Eu-

taw and Sto'-kholm
SWINDELL WM. manager Baltimore Glass

Works, foot Eutaw, dw 152 s Sharp
Swing Joseph, laborer, 76 Biddle al
Swing Mrs Mary A. 85Granby
SwiiiiT Michael, varnishcr, 119 n Howard
Swink Fi'i'derick, soldier, 116 w Hoffman
SWINNEY EPAPHRODITUS, attorney, 53

w Fayette, dw 205 Aisqiiith
Swinney Joseph, 205 Aisquith
Swisler Nicholas, laborer, 65 Raborg
Switzer Daniel, blacksmith, 402 e Monument
Switzer Mrs. ELiztkbeth, seamstress, 87 Chats-
worth
Switzer George, butcher, 61 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 538 Penna. av
Switzer Geo. F. butcher, 106 Centre, 102 Lex-
ington and 13 Richmond markets, dw 593
Penna. av
Switzer Jacob, bricklayer, 160 Penna. av
Switzer John, clerk at Howard Bank, dw 277

Druid Hill av
Switzer John S. 39 Hill
Switzer John W. painter, 43 Mosher
Switzer Jnseph, carpenter, 190 e Madison
Switzer Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 139

Hollins
Switzer Norman, butcher, 593 Penna a v
Switzer Oliver, porter, 139 Elollins
SwifZ'T Wm. butrher, 60 Lexington and 1

Centre m irkets, dw 656 Penna. av
Switzer Wm F. painter, 15 Ogston
Swope G. (J. Wirt & Co.) Pennsylvania
Swope Henry, stone cutter, 107 Henrietta
Swope John C. lager beer, 15 Dover
Swope Peter V. laborer, 131 Chesapeake
Sword John T. 249 s Broadway
Sword John W. pilot, 49 s Chapel
Sword John W. jr. mariner, 129 s Ann
Sword Sarah A. 130 s Ann
Swormstedt Mrs Frances A. 75 Granby
Sybert John, carpenter, 138 Eastern av
Sykes AJam, fisherman, 106 Cross
Sykes .Mrs. Elizabeth, 106 Cross
Sykes Geo. H machinist, 89 Hamburg
Sykes Harriet W. 153 w Lombard
Sykes Je.cob, tailor, 186 Eastern av

Sykes James, moulder, 89 Hamburg
Sykes James, n w cor Charles and fiager
Sykes John, moulder, 89 Hamburg
Sykes John, fisherman, 106 Cross
Sykes Jihn, moulder, 291 s Charles
Sykes Wm. moulder, 81 Hamburg
Syler John, carpenter, 35 St. Mary
Sylvester Edward C. clerk, 52 Columbia
Sylvester Leo, fortune teller, 131 s Caroline
Svlvester Thomas, bookkeeper, Balto. Co.
Sylvester Wm. George, (Sylvester & Hop-
kins,) 52 Columbia
SYLVESTER & HOPKINS, (Wm. Geo.
Sylvester, J. Seth Hopkins.) dealers in
house furnishing goods, cutlery, plated and
briiannia ware, 182 w Biltimore
Symmes Henry C. clerk, 23 McElderry
Symons Susan, doctress, s e cor Wolfe and

Eastern av
Sytz Caleb, weigh master U. S. cattle scales,

Lexington nr Calverton road
Szemelenyi Ernest, music teacher, 174 Sara-
toga
Szold Rev. Dr. Benjamin, 66 s Eutaw

Tabelivg Henry, butcher, 75 Belair market,

dw Harford av near Point la
Tackenberg Miss Eliza, embroideress, 107

Saratoga
Tackeney Peter, can makpr, 532 w Baltimore
Taes Frederick, tailor, 223 s Bethel
Taeuber John F. tailor 536 Saratoga
Taeuber John T. merchant tailor, 54 Ensor
Tagart D. carpenter, 41 Greenmount av
Tagart Samuel H. (Steele & Tagart,) 84 V

Madison
Tagart Thomas, agent, 136 Druid Hill av
Tagg Dennis, 59 s Dewberry al
Taggart John R. clerk, 182'n High
Tahl Joseph, clerk, 121 s Eden
Talbot Charles A. 49 Aisquith
Talbot Edward, laborer, 59 York
'I'alljot George W. barkeeper, 49 Aisquith
Talbot John, police, 71 n Eden
Talbot Lucy A. 146 s Paca
Talbot Mahlon, deputy clerk Superior Court,

Gilmor 6th door s of Franklin
Talbot Mrs. Mary, 190 n Calvert
Talbot Nicholas B. printer, 283 e Fayette
Talbot Thomas, laborer. Northern av near

McMechin
Talboit Ed. brass finisher, 272 n Central av
Talbott George W. carpenter, 83 .Mc Henry
Talbott Hamilton, Gilmor n of Franklin
Talbott John F. machinist, 227 Light
Talbott Lucy A. 146 s Paca
Talbott Wm. R. piano maker, 110 L. Greene
T.iliaferro Mrs. E. C. 490 w Fayette
Tall B. W. (Tall & Lamb-rt,) 345 Light
Tall Brutr W. grocery, 345 Light
Tall Elizabeth, 235 n Howard
Tall E. clerk, 102 Lee

Tall Jas. L. carpenter, n e cor Lee'hnd Sharp
Tall Joseph, shipsmith, 173 Hughes
Tall & Lambert, (B. W. Tall, J. W. Lam-
bert,) family grocers, 258 Light
Tall Levin Y. carpenter, 325 Light
Tall Levin J. carpenter, 96 Lee
Tall Mary A. 116 Aisquith
Tall Major S. C. salesman, 72 w Pratt
Tall Wm. butcher, McHenry w of Fulton

J. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, .Seed.*;, (Ml
Roseuctale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's Whar£

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BEOS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Tall Wash'n. sailmaker, 73 Smith's wharf,

dw ] 02 Lee
Tall Wm. clerk, N. C. R. 235 n Howard
Tall "\ oung, carpenter, York e of Light, dw

162 Hanover
Tallant Wm. pilot, 31 Granby
Tallay John, ship joiner, 241 s Ann
Tallboit Mrs. Caroline, seamstress, 14 Jose-
phine
Tallerman Godfrey, (Towles, Bro. & Taller-
man,) 38 Holiday
Talt Joseph M. P. printer, 278 e Pratt
Talt Susan, 2' 8 e Pratt
Tamman Yago, tobacconist, 244 s Charles
Tammen Heye H. clerk, 116 s Charles
Taney Mrs. Harriet, 448 w Fayette
Taney Joseph, conductor B. 0. R. R. 448 w

Fayette
Taneyhill Dr. G. Lane, at Maryland Hos-
pital
Taneyhill Samuel, tailor, 665 w Baltimore
Tangney John, seaman, 5 Albemarle
Tangiiey John B. collector and ice agent, 5

Albemarle
Tannebaum Samue'l, 122 Lee
Tanner Armstrong, salesman, 141 Hamburg
Tanner Benjamin, fancy stationer, 116 Lex-
ington
Tanner Benjamin, clerk B. O. R. II. 116 Lex-
ington
Tanner Harvey J. baker, 70 s Paca
Tanzer Harman G. tavern, 180 Canton av
Tanzey Hcrnard, laborer, 286 n Eutaw
Tapkiiig Frederick, tobacconist, 43 Thames
Tapman .Ino M. lumber worker, 15 Henrietta
Tapman Samuel, grocer, 296 Light
Tappan Dr. Wm. C. 174 Stirling
Tapperiion Jacob, painter, 228 Canton av
Tapscott Mrs. Martha, 312 Saratoga
Tarbuiton Wm. A. music teacher, 381 w Fay-
ette
Tarleton James R. clerk, 41 Warren
Tarleton Solomon, carver, 188 Will'am
Tarlton George G. restaurant, 36 w Pratt
Tarr A. H. clerk, s e cor Calvert and Madi-
son
Tarr Edwin S. s e cor Calvert and Madison
Tarr Francis, shoemaker, 41 Brown
Tarr Fred'k C. paymaster U. S. A., 15 Ais-

quith
Tarr Harrison J. C. cabinet maker, 128 Chew
Tarr John T. painter, 128 s Regester
Tarr Margaret J. 15 Aisquilh
Tarr Theodore M. furniture, 11 n Gay, dw s

e cor Madison and Calvert
Tarr Dr VV m. H. 109 n Caroline
Tarring Albert, painter, 214 s Eutaw
Tarrisse John, porter, 193 East
TATb: JAMES T. restaurant, 11 n Eutaw
Tate Wm. tavern, cor Dover and Camderi la
Tatem Catherine, 25 n Amity
Tatem Martha, washerwoman, 8 Armistead la
Tathann John, coal agent, 41 Grundy
Tatum Mary, seamstress, 215 Cross
Tatzenhoisi F. Wm. clerk, 101 Eastern av
Taubert Herman, shoemaker, 226 s Charles
Taudte CiUherine, grocery, 65 Harrison
Taudte Lorenz, !<lioemaker, 65 Harrison
Tayleure Clifton W. attorney, 242 e Fayette
Taylor Adahne, 53 McCulloh
Taylor Alexander P bookk'r, 40 Lexington
Taylor Mrs. Ann, 577 Lexington
Taylor Ann, b5 Stiles

Taylor Mrs. Ann, 343 Mulberry

Taylor Mrs. Anna, 390 West

Taylor Annie, laund's,44 Front, n of Foundry

Taylor Augustus, baker, 191 Frederick av

Taylor Bros. (E J. Taylor, I. H. Taylor,)

cigars, &c., 136 w Pratt
Taylor Mrs. Cecelia, 22 Orchard
Taylor Chas. F. n e cor Charles & Franklin
Taylor Chas. A. 15] Mulberry
Taylor Dr. Chas. F. (Taylor & McLean,)

43 n Calvert
Taylor Clifford, clerk, 238 Saratoga
Taylor Colmora, mariner, 72 s Regester
Taylor David, Judge of Appeal Tax Court,

98 n Paca
Taylor Edmund, machinist, 9 Parkin
Taylor Edward J. (Taylor Bros.) 33 n Eden
Taylor Elias, tobacconist, 50 w Pratt, dw 119

n Eden
Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth, 78 s Exeter
Taylor Elizabeth, 80 Bank
Taylor Mrs. Emelina, 219 e Lombard
Taylor Francis & Levi, steam marble works,

110 3 Charles
Taylor Francis, (Francis & Levi Taylor,) 160

s Howard
Taylor & Gardner, (Wmt W. Taylor, B. F.
Gardner,') auctioneers and com. merch'ts,
6 and 8 German
Taylor Geo. D. detective, 20 Williamson al
Taylor George, laborer, 9 Watson ct
Taylor George E. cigar maker, 26 s Bond
Taylor George, candle maker, 31 e Pratt
Taylor George, grocery, n e cor Stiles and

Slernmer's al
Taylor George W. H. ambrotypist, 147 Lex-
ington
Taylor Geo. W. clerk, 129 n Exeter
TAYLOR & McLEAN, (Dr. C. F. Taylor,

Dr. C. McLean,) office 43 n Calvert
Taylor Mrs. Emily, matron, 954 w Baltimore
Taylor George E. printer, 49 Holland
Taylor Dr. George, U. S. A. tutaw House
Taylor G. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 28 n Liberty
Taylor Godfrey, carpenter, 2 Windeiling row
Taylor Harriet A. teacher. 301 s Charles
Taylor Henry, (H. Taylor & Co.) Balti-
more Co
Taylor Henry, draftsman, 44 Dolphin
TAYLOR HENRY & CO., (H. Taylor, D.
Abercrombie, J. Abercrombie,) book, news-
paper and periodical store. 111 w Baltimore
and 5 South, Sun building
Taylor Henry C. trunk maker, 501 Saratoga
Taylor Henry S. over 44 w Second, dw s e

cor Cathedral and Madison
Taylor Henry, 501 Saratoga

TAYLOR HENRY T. Commission
Merchant and "Wholesale Giocer,
6 Camden, dw. 149 Mulberry.—

[Seep. 31 Mvertisements.]

Taylor Henry S. 23 Cathedral

Taylor Hezekiah, of Western Bank, 149
Mulberry

Taylor Hezekiah B. clerk, 149 Mulberry

Taylor Hezekiah, variety store, 787 w Balti-
more

Taylor Irvin, laborer, 39 Bevan

Taylor Isabella, 267 n Howard

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufnctwrers of "White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Irfimpblack, Glne«
Neatsroot OH, Saltpetre, Paints and VarnisHes, 100 W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS.

& CO

., Sponge all their Goods.

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Taylor Isaiah H. (Taylor Brothers,) 104 n

Eden
TAYLOR JACOB H. wood and coal, 134

Dugan's wharf, dw 174 w Fayette
Taylor Jacob, carpenter, 7 n Bond
Taylor James, laborer, 466 w Lombard
Taylor James T. 258 Light
Taylor James, distiller, 129 Caroline
Taylor James, (Taylor & Waterworth,) 99

n Schroeder
Taylor James W. W. property agent and col-
lector, 121 Bank
Taylor Jane, 241 n Eden
Taylor Jane, dry goods, 208 Hanover, dw

123 Conway
Taylor Jesse, spice grinder, n w cor Chase

and Bond
Taylor John G. clerk, 335 w Fayette
Taylor Rev. John W. 221 e Madison
Taylor John W. police, 96 n Bond
Taylor John, shoemaker, 286 s Durham
Taylor John W. mariner, 109 Hughes
Taylor John, huckster, 109 Hughes
Taylor John D. clerk F. O. 176 n Fremont
Taylor John H. painter, 73 Park, dw 12 n

Fremont ,

Taylor John, laborer, 462 w Lombard
Taylor John H. H. clerk, J17 Grundy
Taylor John, shoemaker, 80 Warner
Taylor John, shoemaker, 500 Lexington
Taylor John, saddler, 279 Saratoga
TAYLOIl JOSEPH J. agent Baltimore and

Susquehanna Steam Co., 112 West Falls

av.. City block, dw 18 Mulberry
Taylor Joseph, laborer, 190 Hollms
Taylor Joseph, cigar maker, 230 w Pratt
Taylor Joseph, 152 Aisquith
Taylor Joseph, auctioneer, 623 Penna. av
Taylor Joshua C. ship joiner, 80 Bank
Taylor Josiiua, 23 n Exeter
Taylor Joshua, 58 e Baltimore
Taylor Mrs. Lavinia, 181 w Fayette
Taylor Levi, (Francis & Levi Taylor,) 30

Camden
Taylor Lewis, 209 Chesnut
Taylor Lorenzo D. tailor, 15 s Calvert, dw

167 e Madison
Taylor Mager J. carpenter, 135 e Monument
Taylor Dr. Mager S. dentist, 135 e Monument
Taylor Mrs. Margaret, 600 w Baltimore
Taylor Mark, gardener, Harford av extended
Taylor Mrs. Mary C. 76 St. Paul
Taylor Mrs. Mary J. 80 Bank
Taylor Mary Ann, 103 Hollins
Taylor Mary, 176 n Fremont
Taylor Mary, n w cor Broadway & Lombard
Taylor Matt. (Carr, Taylor fct Co.) Staten

Island, New York
Taylor Matthew, agent city cars, 238 Sara-
toga
TAYLOR DR. MILTON N. 34 e Baltimore
Taylor Mortimer, conductor B. & 0. R. R.,

461 Lexington
Taylor Nelson, tinner, 443 n Gay
Taylor Mrs. Martha, 38 William
Taylor Mrs. Nancy E. tailoress, 141 Hamburg
Taylor Rich'd H. (Chas. L. Lock wood &

Co.) Washington, D. C.
Taylor Richard, carpenter, 4 Somerset
Taylor Richard, engineer, 131 Hudson near

Cannon
Taylor R. Alexander, 224 n Charles
Taylor Russell H. sutler, 4 s Greene

Taylor Robert B. clerk tobacco warehouse,

140 Pearl
Taylor Mrs. Rose, 53 Scott
Taylor Robt. F. clerk B.&O. R. R.60sPaca
Taylor Mrs. Robert A. 48 n Charles
TAYLOR ROBERT Q. hatter, 5 n Calvert,

dw 258 Lexington
Taylor Kobert, butter, 46 Camden, dw 62
Taylor Robert, shoemaker, 463 n Gay
Taylor Mrs. R milliner, 69 s Sharp
Taylor R. T. clerk Adams express, 60 sPaca
Taylor Samuel B. tailor, 122 e Pratt
Taylor Samuel P. huckster, over 71 Centre

market space
TAY LOR SAMUEL G. machinist, 3 Granby,

dw 267 n Howard
Taylor Sam. I. mariner, 27 Williamson al
Taylor Samuel, boiler maker, 44. s Schroeder
Taylor Samuel, boiler maker, 124 Hamburg
Taylor Samuel W. cigar maker, 131 Gough
Taylor Mrs. Sarah, confectionery stand, n w

cor Hanover and Pratt, dw 69 Hanover
Taylor Sarah E. tailoress, 27 Williamson al
Taylor Steptoe B. baker„373 Light
TAYLOR S. J. & CO. (S. J. Taylor, L.

Smith, F. Kerns,) hermetically sealed cans,

n w cor Howard and York
Taylor Tazwell, attorney, 31 Lexington, dw

163 St. Paul
Taylor Thomas H. cigar maker, 153 German
Taylor Thomas, commissary clerk, 158 S

Howard
Taylor "^I'homas G. provision store, 47 Cen-
tre, dw 162 n Calvert
Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 284 Mulberry
Taylor Thomas L. bookkeeper, 129 Dolphin
TAYLOR WM. H. Baltimore and Susque-
hanna Steam Co., 212 West Falls av, dw

535 w Fayette
Taylor W. W. civil engineer, cor Lanvale and

Bolton
Taylor Wm. W. y^Taylor & Gardner,) presi-
dent Uuion Bank, 67 Mount Vernon place
Taylor Wm. J. clerk, 218 Saratoga
Taylor & Waterworth, (Jas. Taylor, R. 0.

Waterworth,) tin and sheet iron workers,

4L1 Lexington
Taylor Wm. S. clerk, 594 Lexington
Taylor Wm. H. clerk, 149 .Mulberry
Taylor Wm. H. carter, 42 Slemmer's al
Taylor Wm. mariner, 35 n Paca
Taylor Wm. H. clerk, 17 n Howard
Taylor Wm. H. clerk, 373 Light
Taylor Wm. T. sergt. police, 125 Jefferson
Taylor Wm. baker, 141 n High
Taylor Wm. H. Quartermaster's dep't, 82 n

Paca
Taylor Wm. J. clerk, 218 Saratoga
Taylor Wm. H. laborer, 222 e Pratt
Taylor Wm. tinner, 69 Boyd
Taylor Wm. soldier, 358 Usiend
Taylor Wm. S. jr. clerk, 594 Lexington
Taylor Wm. cabinet maker, 90 e Madison
Tayl .r Lieut. Wm. H. 58 n Poppletoh
Taylor Wm. H. waterman, 17 New Church
Taylor Wm. J. trunk and harness maker, 76

n Kutaw
Taylor Wm. shoemaker, 13 Ensor
Taylor Wm. huckster, 176 East
Taylor Z. R. engineer, 113 Lancaster
Tayman Wm. L. police, 234 e Fayette
Teackle St. George W. attorney, I'Courtland,

dw 177 n Howard

VHX: GJS.OV£R & BAKIBR SEWIlva MACHINE: Is the best for aU purposes— SALKS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Teagler Christian, laborer, 70 Eisleiii
Teaj^ler George, cal)iiiet maker, 28 Abbot
Teal Arcli, carpenter, 246 Bank

TEAL GEOEGE McKENDEEE,
Fashionable Clothing and Mer-
chant Tailoring Establisbment,
No. 50, n e cor. Baltimore and
Frederick, dw n e cor Pratt and

Hanover. — [See p. 6Jidverlisements.]

Teal James, l)lacksmith, 168 Ramsay

Teal Samuel W. (John G. Mason & Co.) 44

McElderry
Team John, box maker, 49 Marion
Teawail Mrs. Margaret, 45 Scott
Tegeler G<^orge, piano maker, 28 Abbot
Teggest Nicholas, butcher, 5 n Choptank
Tegler D. 177 e Monument
Tegmeyer Mrs. Ann C. 105 Penna. av
Teich Christopher, hats and caps, 110 Low
Telle Henry, barber, 6 Park
Telly Sarah, 3 s Greene
Temme Davi.s, tailor, 49 Leadenhail
Tcmme Louis, 361 s Charles
Temme Wm. tailor, 49 Leadenhail
Temple John, mariner, 72 Lancaster
Temple Mrs. Sarah, confect'y, 259 Aliceanna
Temple Thomas, laborer, 72 Lancaster
Tem|ile Thomas, laborer, 79 Booth
Templeman James, carpenter, 150 Pearl
Templeman Richard W . (Templeman & Ship-
ley,) 168 Garden
Templeman R. W. & Co. (R. W. Temple-
man, VV. H.Shipley,) real estate brokers,
48 Lexington
Templeman & Shipley, (R. W. Templeman,
Wm. H. Shipley,) surveyors and civil en-
gineers, 48 Lexington
Templeton Roland F. engineer, 48 Penna av
Tenlcy Robert T. printer, 175 e Monument
Tennant .losi'ph, slioemaker, 175 e Monument
Tennant Robert, barkeeper, 248 s Bond
Tennant Wm. H. shoemaker, 203 e Madison
Tennant Wm. shoemaker, 175 e Monument
Tennes Mary, tavern, 35 Ensor
Tenneson Mrs. Catherine, 67 McHenry
Tennison Oliver, collector, 605 w Lombard
Tensfield Chas. mariner, 76 Lancaster
Tereni;y Jost'()li, 436 Canton av
Terg Pliilip, baker, 468 Lexington
Terney Wm. laborer, Falls road near North-
ern av
Terrell John, sawyer, 59 Mulberry
Terrett Mrs. Colville,251 Garden
Terril John, laborer, 100 s Spring
Terr Thos. S. liquors, 4b Chesiiut
Terry Clarence, liospital steward U. S. A.,

Jarvis hospital
Terry John, mariner, 185 Gough
Terry Mrs. Martha, n w cor Fayette and

Eutaw
Terry Thomas, clerk, n w cor Fayette and

Eutaw
Terryl Thomas, hackman, 66 Mulberry
TESDURPF& CO. (J. H. Tesdorpf,) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 63 Ex-
change place, up stairs
Tesdorpf J. H. (Tesdorpf & Co.) 76 w Mon-
ument
Tessel , porter, 79 Bank

Tessier A ndrew, confectioner, 96 Pearl

Tessier John, 97 Block

Teterburg Bernhard, rigger, 267 s Wolfe

TEUBNER WILLIAM, Designer,
Carver, and Fine Cabinet Work,
over s e cor Liberty and German,
dw 17 George

Teufel Joiin, cabinet maker and undertaker,

283 w Pratt
Tevis Joseph, clerk, 74 n Poppleton
Tevis Louis, 230 s Cast'e
Tewes Joseph, porter, 334 e-Lombard
Tews William, tavern, 216 Aliceanna
Textor Anton, cooper, 98 Leadenhail
Thalen George, laborer, 14 Calleudar
Thaler Andrew, laborer, 223 s Bond
Thaler George, tin and sheet iron ware, 106

Franklin
Thaler Lawrence, stoves, 371 n Gay
Thalheimer David, cigar maker, 24 Centre

market space
Thalheimer John, carpenter, 62 Somerset
Thalheimer John, sr. laborer, 232 e Eager
Thalheimer Joseph, whip maker, 14 Diamond
Thalheimer Kauffman, clothier, 134 w Pratt,

dw 4 n Caroline
Thalheimer Louis, butcher, 188 Aliceanna
Thanhouser Caroline, 57 Jeflerton
Thanhouser Jacob, 79 s Sharp
Thanhouser Samuel, salesman, 67 Lee
Tharp Dr. John, 533 w Fayette
Thatcher Jesse R. millwright, 32 Brune
Thiiter Charles, thoemaker, 141 Camden
Thater Philip, boot and shoemaker, 280 W

Pratt
Thalher Gotleib, china, 328 Light
Thayer Henry C. bricklayer, 183 n Eden
Thayer John W. D. police, 97 s Bond
Thayer Psath'l H. principal Eastern female

high school, dw 25 n Calvert
Thayer Nath'l J. attorney and assistant U. S.

dist. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw 71 n Charles
Tliawley Thos. W. mariner, 1 1 Williamson al
Theban Henry, (Sutton & Theban,) 217 e

Lombard
THEILE GEORGE, tavern, Patterson near

Cable
The lie iVIrs. Margaret, grocery, 43 Marion
Theirnert August, piano mak. 75 n Schroeder
Theis William, cabinet maker, 36 Marion
Theisz Charles F. 82 Pearl
Theisz Conrad, 82 Pearl
THEISZ CONRAD & SON, (Conrad Theisz,

Charles Theisz,) stoves and sheet iron

ware, 82 Pearl
Theli Lewis, piano maker, 51 Portland
Thelin William, bookkeeper, cor Calhoun and

Saratoga
Theobald Mrs. Fannie, 89 Saratoga
Theobald Samuel, 89 Saratoga
Theophil Mrs. Elizabeth, 152 Raborg
Thesings Harman, blacksmith, 155 Peirce
Theye Harman, laborer, 180 s Fremont
Theye Mrs. Mary, 340 s Sharp
Tliiede W. F. piano depot, 57 n Eutaw
Thiele Frederick, 46 s Wolfe
Thiele Louis, piano maker, 51 Portland
Thiem John, (Radecke & Co.) 49 Marion
'Ihiemann Herman, laborer, 67 Centre mar-
ket space

JAMES H. JOHNSOiy, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warreit's Fire and Water-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Thieme Charles, file cutter, 119 n Front
Tliiemeyer Frederick, supervisor B. & O. R.

R., 268 Mulberry
Tbiemeyer John H. box mak. 166 Mulberry
Tbiemeyer Louis, assistant supervisor B. &

0. R. R,, 268 Mulberry
Tiiierrancb George, baker, 185 s Bond
THIES & CO. (J. H Thies,) dealer in oils

and lamps, 64 Hanover
Thiess J. Christian, tobacconist, 56 North
Thillman Joseph, gunsmith, 254 n Eden
Tliim Conrad, tailor, 12 s Chapel
Third National Bank, Wm. Whitelock, pres-
ident, 31 South
Thirkel John H. C. tinner, 120 s Central av
Thiikel Wm. turner, 467 n Gay
Thirkeld George A. ship joiner, Chester n of

Bank
Thirrion John, jr., blacksmith, 95 s Poppleton
Thirrion John, laborer, 95 s Poppleton
THISTLE FACTORY, warehouse and office

146 w Fayette, N. Shannon, agent
Thisile Mrs. Hannah, grocery, n e cor Bond

and Milliman
Tlioma John, carpenter, 93 e Lombard
Thoman Hammond J. shoemaker, 169 King
Thoman Hammond A. clerk, 1 Josephine
Thoman John A. butter depot, 42 Camden,

dw 1 Josephine
Thomas Adam, cabinetmaker, 73 McEhlerry
Thomas Alexander C. carpenter, 357 w Lex-
ington
Thomas Alfred V. 32 s Sharp
Thomas Mrs. Ann, 350 Mulberry
Thomas Arthur, copper smelter, Clinton near

Boston
Thomas Augustus M. (Thomas & Moon,) 84

Lee
Thomas Benj. F. tavern, 265 s Broadway
Thom:is Benj. F. 42 n Calvert
Thomas Bi iij. dry goods merchant, 253 e Bal-
timore, dw 269
Thomas Capt. Bryan M. mariner, 368 Light
Th.imas Capt. Chas , U. S. N., 149 n Calvert
Thomas Mrs. C. E. 207 Hanover
Thomas Mrs. Catherine, 4 Raborg
Thomas Mrs. Cliiistina, 186 Madison av
THOMAS & CO. (J. P. Thomas, C. Webb,)

bankers, 176 w Baltimore
Thomas Conrad, beer saloon, 7 n Eden
Thomas Conrad, 12 Shakespear
Thomas C. K. (Thomas, Walker & Co.)

Fountain hotel
Thomas Cornelius, (N. Thomas & Co.) 196

n Gay
Thomas Daniel M. attorney, 29 Lexington,

dw 142 n Charles
Thomas Daniel L. bookkeeper, 194 Pennaav
Thomas D. H. clerk Farmers and Merchants
Bank, dw s w cor Mt. Vernon and Wash-
ington places
Thomas Mrs. David E. sr., 14 Aisquith
Thomas Uavid E. jr., (Thomas & Price) 14

Aisquith
Thoma.s Dorrington, puddler, 67 Washington,

F. H.
Thomas Edw. L (Adreon& Co.) 164 s Sharp
THOMAS EDWARD C. Sr & SuNS, oys-
ter and fruit packers, 249 Lexington, dw E.
C. T. sr., 52 n Calhoun
Thomas Edward, blacksmith, 102 Hudson
Thomas Edward C. German near Penn, dw
706 vf Sctratoga

Thomas Edward C, Calhoun near Saratoga
Thomas Edward C. jr. (S. W. & E. C.

Thomas, jr.) 706 Saratoga
Thomas Edward F. salesman, 32 s Sharp
Thomas Dr. Edwin S. 172 n Exeter
Thomas Edwin, grocery, 189 Eastern av
Thomas Elizabeth, tailoress, 3 Josephine
Thomas Francis, shoemaker, 173 Hanover
Thomas Franklin, tinner, 434 Lexington
Thomas Frederick, soldier, 178 Canton av
Thomas Geo. P. (Heim, Nicodemus & Co,)

81 n Puca
Thomas Geo. P. currier, 54 Portland
Thomas Geo. H. police, 82 McElderry
Thomas Geo. R. clerk, 227 Garden
Thomas Geo. W. mariner, 189 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Thomas Gordan, s w cor Mt. Vernon and

Washington places
Thomas Mrs. H. A. 12 s Gay
Thomas Henry, shoemaker, 14 n Liberty
Thomas Henry, 73 Columbia
Thomas Henry, clerk, 124 n Exeter
Thomas Henry T. salesman, 58 Aisquith
Thomas Henry, tailor, 214 Canton av
Thomas Henry F. (Thos. C. Basshor& Co.)

192 Peima. av
Thomas Hezekiah L. ship carpenter, 131 s

Washington, F. P.
Thomas Mrs. Dr. J. C. 54 McCuIioh
Thomas Jas. V. (Thomas & Co.) 227 Garden
Thomas James L. carpenter, 69 Raborg
Thomas Dr Jas. Carey, 37 s Sharp
Thomas James, jr., cabinet maker, 184 East
Thomas James, showman, 49 L. Montgomery
Thomas .lane, boarding, 90 Lee
Thomas Dr. .1. Hanson, pres't Farmers and

Merchants bank, dw s w cor Mount Vernon

and Washington places
Thomas Jacob, cabinet maker, 173 e Madison
Thomas Jacob B. (Joseph Thomas & Sons,)

297 w Lombard
Tliomas John M. ship carpenter, 319 e Bal-
timore
THUMAS JOHN H. attorney, 37 St. Paul,

dw 65 McCulloh
Thomas John, 10 Tessier
Tlioniiis John, shoemaker, 60 King
Thomas John, (Joseph Thomas & Sons,) 339

s Sharp
Thomas John C. clerk, 37 s Sharp
Thomas Jno.H. boiler niak. 40 Williamson al
Thomas John H. laborer, 62 s Carey
Thomas John B. pilot, 10 s Bond
THO.MAS JOHN, proprietor Wayne stables

anil Thiei- Tuns hotel, s w cor Pratt and

Paca, dw Gen. Wayne inn
Thomas John, clerk, 147 Druid Hill av
Thomas JoMn L. jr., State's attorney, over

16 St. Paul, dw 38 s Broadway
Thomas John & Son, (J. Thomas, William

'Ihoinas,) stoves and tinware, 15 s Liberty
Thoma.s John L. sr., clerk, 84 Lee
Thomas John P. butcher, 299 Aisquith
Thomas Capt. John H. (Cunningham &

'I homas,) 134 s Central av
Thomas John H. ( Wallis & Thomas,) 37 St.

Paul, ilw 65 McCulloh
Thomas John M. agent, 96 Thames
Thoni.us .lohn, laborer, 95 Lancaster
Thomas John, (John Thomas & Son.) 339 s

Sharp
Tiiomas John H. carpenter, 62 s Carey

Shirts, Dra-wers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOND, BUUTON & CO'S. 108 Bnltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear,

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THOMAS JOSEPH & SON, (J. Thomas,
J. B. Thomas, J. L. Lawton,) steam turn-
ing and sawing establishirient. Clay w of
Park, lumber yard 382 w Pratt
Thomas Joseph A. attorney, Carey near Sa-
ratoga
Thomas Joseph, (Joseph Thomas & Son,)

Howard house
Thomas Joseph, ship joiner, 177 Gough
Thomas Joseph J. S. pilot, 103 n Broadway
Thomas Joseph, blacksmith, 35 s Republican
Thomas Joseph B. bricklayer, 35 s Calhoun
Thomas Joseph, tinner, 290 e Madison
Thomas Joseph B. jr., letter carrier, 3 Penn
Thomas Lewen, (Merrill, Thomas & Co.)

Baltimore Co.
Thomas Louis, machinist, 63 Raborg
Thomas Louis A. contractor, Point lane head

of Caroline
Thomas Mrs. Margaret, Frederick road w of

toll-gate
Thomas Maria, 312 w Fayette
Thomas Mrs. Martha A. 57 Chatsworth
Thomas Mary, 74 St. Mary
Thomas Mary, baker, 173 Hanover
Thomas Mrs. Mary, 130 Hamijurg
Thomas Mrs. Mary J 278 Light
Thomas Matilda, nurse, 12 Orleans
Thomas M. & R. millinery goods, 186 Madi-
son av
Thomas & Moon, (A.M. Thomas, R.N.
Moon,) commission merchants, 5 s Eutaw
Thomas Morris A. (Thomas & Co.) 227

Garden
Thomas Nancy, boarding, 112 North
Thomas Norbourne, (N. Thomas & Co.) 168

n Caroline
Tliomas Norbourne, currier, 172 n Caroline
Thomas N. &Co. (N.Thomas, C.Thomas,)

curriers, 118 n Eutaw, and 9 Ensor
Thomas Philip E. (Merrill, Thomas & Co.)

Baltimore Co.
THOMAS PHILIP J. paper hanger, 709 w

Baltimore
Thomas & Price, (D. E. Thomas, jr., Rich-
ard Price,) lumber merchants, 56 East
Falls av. between Eastern and Canton avs
Thomas Philip, 202 Montgomery
Thomas Pierre, boots and shoes, 5 s Gay,

dw 27 Aisquith
Thomas Rebecca, tailoress, 6 McHenry
Thomas Richard, hair factory, Patterson la

between York and Harford av
Thomas Richard P. clerk, 352 w Lombard
Thomas Richard, brickiay. 395 w Lexington
Thomas Richard, car man, 160 n Central av
Thomas Richard, fisherman, 18 Durst al
Thomas Mrs. Rosanna, 251 Columbia
Thomas Rosanna, seamstress, 24 Chatsworth
Thomas Rosanna, grocery, 215 n Bond
Thomas Samuel, 305 Hollins
Thomas Samuel, Oregon, 3d dr from Gilmor
Thomas Samuel, miller, 12 Pine
Thomas Capt. Samuel, 207 Hanover
Thomas Samuel W. (S W. Thomas, Edw.

C. Thomas,) 305 Hollins
Thomas S. W. & E. C. jr., (S. W. Thomas,
Edward C. Thomas,) oyster and fruit
packers, 143 German
THOMAS STERLING & SONS, (Sterling
Thomas,) butchers, 41 Centre, 12 Lexing-
ton, 47 Hanover, Belair and Richmond »
markets

Thomas Sterling W. (S. Thomas & Sons,)

291 Aisquith
Thomas Mrs. Susan, 138 s Broadway
Thomas Thomas, copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
THOMAS, WALKER & CO. (C. K.
Thomas, J. Walker, J. H. Gambrill,) mil-
lers, 86 Spears wharf
Thomas Warner, (N. Thomas & Co.) 208

Franklin
Thomas Warner, 208 Franklin
Thomas Warner, currier, 6 Decker
Thomas Wm. W. plasterer, 201 Bank
Thomas Wm O. laborer, 1(10 Hamburg
Thomas Wm. carpenter, 12 Stirling
Thomas Wm. D. police, 243 Conway
Thomas Wm. copper smelter, Clinton s of

Boston
Thomas Wm. stove dealer, 20 s Liberty
Thomas Wm.. laborer, 421 Canton av
Thomas Wm. H, jireserver and pickler, 184

York, dw 286 Hollins
Thomas Wm. H. carpenter, 114 n Bond
Thomas Wm. (J. Thomas & Son,) 20 s Lib-
erty
Thomas Wm. N. salesman, 357 Lexirlgton
Thomas William, clerk, 127 s Broadway
Thomas Wm plane maker, 28Lemmon
Thomas Wm. foreman copper smelting, 3

Cuba
Thomas Wm. K. clerk, 66 s Ann
Thomas Capt. William, 96 Lee
Thome Mathias, nailor, 319 n Central av
Thomiz Andrew, locksmith, 50 Light
Thompson Alexander, bricklayer, 3 Somerset
Thompson Alex'r, shoemaker, 167 e Eager
Thompson .Alex'r, shoemaker, 112 n Bethel
Thompson Andrew, chief clerk Provost Mar-
shal, 70 n Calvert
Thompson Ashberry, farmer, 14 s Carey
Thompson Mrs. Amanda, confectionery, 123

Cross
Thompson Mrs. Ann M. 105 Bank
Thompson Mrs. Ann, laundress, 14 n Amity
Thompson Andrew, painter, 54 Pliilpot
Thompson Andrew, clerk, 70 n Calvert
Thompson Arthur, machinist, n e cor Bank

and Exeter
Thompson Arthur D. (Valentine & Thomp-
son,) 52 Fawn
Thompson Berthold, 68 w Madison
Thompson Mrs. Charles P. 99 s Kxeter
Thompson Columbus E. bookkeeper, 346

Franklin
Thompson C. 71 w Biddle
Thompson Daniel, moulder, 84 Mount
Thompson D. B. clerk, 68 w Madison
Thompson David, boiler maker, 11 Armistead

lane
Thompson David, tailor, 84 Mullikin
Thompson David, laborer, 207 Gough
Thompson Edward B. soldier, 353 Franklin
Thompson Elias, bricklayer, 125 n Eden
Thompson Elias, carpenter, 251 Hollins
Thompson Eliza, 20 Hammond al
Thompson Elizabeth, 355 Penna. av
Thompscm Elizabeth, 8 Gough
Thompson Elizabeth, 105 Mullikin
Thompson Elizabeth, confectionery, 188 e

Monument
Thompson Elizabeth A. 88 McCulloh
Thompson George W. engineer, 42 s Schroe-
der

J. HEXRY GIESE, ComnUssion Merchant
Roseudale Ceiuieiit and Calcined Plaster

27

, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's Wlnarf.

THE GREAT TURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Thoiiip-son Geo. F. rcstauivint, 9 and 11 Cen-
tre Market space, dw 50 Sfiiinu;row
Thompson Lieut. Geo. W. 4 Pn-stori
Thompson Geo. C. 39 McCulloh
Thompson Geo. R. custom house ofScer, 227
, e Pratt

Thompson Geo. R. .•shoemaker, 27 Somerset
Thompson Geo. W. bricklayer, 71s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Thompson Gnslavus A. 71 w Biddle
Thompson Hannah, cap maker, l(j7 Green-
mount av
Thompson Henry A. president Bank of Bal-
timore, G8w Madison
Thompson Henry, attorney, 29 Lexington,

dw 187 St. Paul
Thompson H. W. clerk, 231 e Chase
Thompson J. tavern, 361 Catliedral
Thompson James S. clerk N C. R.,dw38

Fawn
Thompson James, carter, 267 e Monument
Thomfison James, bootmaker, 143 e Biltimore
Tliomp.son James F., brass finisher, 245 e

Fayette
Thompson James, brush maker, Water near

Calvert dw IS n Kden
Thompson James S., clerk, 38 F.iwn
Thompson Jas. C. sali-sman, 46 Giundy
Thompson James, clerk N. C. R., 286 n

Howard
Thompson James H. clerk, 28 Hanover
Thompson John M laborer, 8 Fish Market

space
Thompson John A., jr.,asst. clerk City Reg-
ister, 225 s R<,-publican
Thompson .lohn T. finisher, Fayette, 1 door

from Pearl
Thompson John H., soldier, 103 Pine
Thompson John, laborer, n Charles near city

limits
Thompson John G. saddler, 228 Columbia
THOMPSON JOHN A., City Register, office

City Hall, dw 152 Mulberry
Thompson John A. pilot, 195 Gong^h
Thompson John \V. laborer, 349 Columbia
Thompson John, restaurant, 341 s Bond
Thompson John P. paper hanger, 51 Booth
Thompson John L. machinist, 14 Comet
Thompson John D. clerk, 205 Druid Hill av
Thompson John, stone cutter, 47 Front, n of

Foundry
Thompson Jos. wheelwright and blacksmith,

27 Centre, dw 47 Front, n of Foundry
Thompson Jos. shoemaker, 391 Lexington
Thompson Jos. jr. blacksmith, SI From, n of

Foundry
Thompson Joseph B., train dispatcher B. &

0. R. R.,78 Bane
Thompson Joseph B. 12 .McCulloh
Thompson Jos R. bookke-p.389 w Lombard
Thompson Joseph, blacksmith, 61 n Front n

of Foundry
Thomf)son Julia, 111 s Spring
Thompson Kate P. 223 e Baltimore
Thomjjson Levi S. B. polici-, 227 n Eden
1'hompson Louisa, 247 e Madison
Thompson Mark W. C, Warden Md. Peni-
tentiary
Thompson Maria, millinery and fancy articles,

123 n Eutaw
Thompson Mrs. Mary, 123 n Eutaw
Thompson Mary A. 62 n Poppleton
Thompson Otis, engineer, 167 Conway

Thomfison Owen, moulder, 93 Hollins
Thomnson Peter, (Trego, Thompson & Co.)

38 Fawn
Thompson Rich'd, machinist, 418 w Lombard
Thompson Robert, painter, 164 ii Calvert
Thompson Mrs. R. R. 7 xMcCulloh
Thompson Richard W.cleik to Q larter Mas-
ter, 98 s Caroline
Thompson Richard, carriage trimmings, 143

w Fayette
Thompson Robert F. shoemaker, 191 East
Thompson R. S 240 n Calvert
Thompson R'lbert, painter, 181 Aisquith
Thorn ison SaIimti H. moulder, 176 Conway
THOMPSON SA.MUEL P. & CO. (S. P.
Thoinpson.) commission agents anil mer-
chandise brokers, 69 Exchange plai:e
Thompson Samuel C barkeeper, 36 w Pratt
Thompson Sam'l E. boilermak. 260 Franklin
Thomjison Samuel P. cooper, 7 n Caroline
1 hompson Samuel P. (S. P. Thompson &

Co.) n w cor Eager and St. Paul
Thompson Sarah, 20 Hammond al
Thompson Sarah A. 4 George
Thompson Sarah E. l]6e Fayette
Thompson S.irah L. 40 n Calvert
Thompson Susan B. 23 s Exeter
Thom|ison Steptoe, conveyancer, 30 St. Paul,

dw Baltimore Co.
THOMPSON THOMAS, commission mer-
chant ^ind importer of brandies, wines, &c.,
29 s Gay, dw 363 Penna. av
Thompson Thos. J. ciiair maker, 194 n Eden
Thompson Tlios. N. clerk, 260 Franklin
Thompson Wilbur F. druggist, 223 e Balti-
more
'f'hompson Wm. 29 n High
Thompson Wm. 176 Saratoga
Thomp.son Wm J., U. S. N. 176 Saratoga
Thompson Wm. A. blacksmith, 429 n Gay
Thompson. Wm. bricklayer, Ijaok of Ramsay

near Poppleton
Thompson William C. K. machinist, 20 n

Schroeder
Thompson Wm. A. pilot, 50 s Bond
Thom[)son Wm. A. laborer, 146 L Greene
Thompson W. Winfield, conveyancer, 30 St.

Paul, dw 350 n Kutaw
Thompson Wm. J. M. at Sanitary Commis-
sion, 130 Haniljurg
Thompson Wm. S. (Andrews & Thompson,)

67 e Baltimore
Thompson Wm. S., U. S.N. 40 Henrietta
Thompson Wm. clerk, 70 n Calvert
Thompson W. Bryee, principal Franklin

Hall school, 26 n Exeter
Thompsim Capt. Wm. H. 11 Cambridge
Thompson Capt. Wm H.,Uruid Hill av near

park entrance
Thompson Wm. H. engineer, 84 s Carey
Thompson Wm. soldier, 37 Abbot
Thompson Wm. A. mariner, 218 Bank
Thompson Wm. driver, 146 L. Greene
Thompson Wm. 261 Druid Hill av
THO.VISKN & BLOCK, (John J. Thomsen,
John Block,) importers of drugs, chemicals,
&c., 26 Hanover
Thomsen Henry 192 w Lombard
Thomsen John J. (Thomsen & Block,) 18

McCulloh
THOMSEN LAURENCE & CO. (Laurence
Thomsen,) importers of brandies, wines,
cigars, &c., 64 Exchange place

AUG. G. MEYER 4<t CO., Mamifacturprs of White l.ea<l. Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints aiul Vafnl-tlies, lUt) \V. Loiubard Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Thomspn Laurence, (L. Thomsen & Co.) ]92

w Lombard
Thomsen Wm. 192 w Lombard
Thomson Edward H. carp'tr, 103 Lexington
Thomson Mrs E. millinery, 103 Lexington
Thomson Jolin D contractor, 71 Hollins
Thomson James S. brush malt. 2t(3 n Eutaw
Thomson Mary, millinery, 103 Lexington
Thorington Francis A. carp'tr, 142 Jefferson
Thorne Ambrose N. brickmaker, Clinton s of

Boston
THORNE JOHN, horse infirmary, 144 n

Front, dw 113
Thorne Michael, Lemmon w of Chew
Thorner Andrew H. toliacconist, 6 Lighi-st

wharf, dw 174 s Charles
Thornton Beiiiah, (Jas. Clark & Co.) 113

William
Thornton Benjamin, jr. 225 n Charles
Thornton Bfriiard, engineer, 113 William
Thornton Francis A. attorney, Hoffman opp.

Bolton
Thornton Howard F. 61 McCuIioh
Thornton J. T. clerk, 230 w Lombard
Thornton J.imes, clerk at Barnum's hotel, 179

n High
Thornton John, pattern maker, 117 William
Thornton Oscar A. tobaccnuist, 68 n Eutaw
Thornton Samuel, sailor, 12 East
Thornton Samuel J. sliin(;liman,157 s Chester
Thorntin Sally A., Huffman opp. Bolton
Thornton Stephen H. clerk, 329 w Lombard
Thornton Stephun, 32i) w Lombard
Thornton Thomas, engineer, 90 Hill
Thornton Wm. D. primer, 157 s Chester
THORPE CHAS J. R. asst. postmaster, 718

Lexington
Thorrington Francis, carpenter, 142 Jefferson
Thorpe Sarah A 85 Pearl
Thorpe Mrs. Sarah, 459 Saratoga
Thorwort John, sliof'mitker, 44 Lancaster
Thrasher Isaac & Co., (1 Thrasher,) whole-
sale clothier.s, 433 w Baltimore
Thrasher Isaac, (1. Thrasher & Co.) 231 w

Fayette
THREE TUNS HOTEL, John Thomas,

proprietor, s w cor Pratt and Paca
Thrift Mrs. .Vlary, 487 Saratoga
Thrift Wm cooper, 487 Saratoga
Thrush G'or>^e R tavern, 30 Albemarle
Thrush Wm.jr. brakesman, 162 Lee
Thrush Wm H. fireman, 162 Lee
Thuer Jacob, wheelwright, 418 Saratoga
Thuman Joseph, grocery, 220 Hamburg
Thumleit James K. jr. police, 112 William
Thumlert James E. clerk, 112 William
Thumm Jacob F. saddlts, harness and trunks,

149 Franklin
Thurlow John, (Bonday & Thurlow,) 126

Bank
Thurlow John F. cooper, 126 Bank
Thurlow Lydia J. 126 Bank
Thurlow Mary E 126 Bank
Thurlow Wm. J. sailmaker, 126 Bank
Thurn Andreas, tailor, 268 s Eutaw
Thurn Joseph, tailor, 270 s Kutaw
Thursby David U ship carpenter, 16 s Ann
Thursby Robert A. collector, 556 w Fayette
Tibballs Elizabeth, 439 Saratoga
Tibbels Thomas, restaurant, 183 Lexington
Tibbetts Jeremiah, teamster, 30 Chew
Tibbetts Sheldon, soldier, 500 w 1 ratt
Tickner Charles, piano maker, 13 Sterrett

Tickner Wm. J. piano maker, 13 Sterrett
Tickner Wm. piano maker, 13 Sterrett
Tidball J. R. clerk, 127 s Sharp
Tidings Geo. butcher, 162 Stirling
Tidings Wm. H. carter, 39 iVlilliman
Tidy John B. sr. marble yard, n e cor Monu-
ment and Constitution, dw 24 e Monument
Tidy John B. jr. attorney, 33 St. Paul, dw 24

e Monument
Tie Geo. laborer, 161 e Lombard
Tie Mrs. Mary, 161 e Lombard
Tieman Frank, cigar maker, 211 s Bond
Tierman Henry, cooper, 194 s Bond
Tieman Louis, cigar maker, 176 e Pratt
Tiemeyer Charles, grocery, 55 s Eutaw
Tiemeyer John H. (Tiemeyer & Waltjen,)

166 Mulberry
TIEMEYER & WALTJEN. (J. H. Tie-
meyer, H. Waltjen,) box makers, al on
German betw Hanover and Sharp
Tier James C. ship joiner, 221 Gough
Tiernan Mrs. Catherine, 85 n Charles
TIERNAiN CHAS B. attorney, 45 St. Paul,

dw 123 n Charles
TIKRNAN CHARLES, 123 n Charles
Tiernan P. &,Son, (J. C. Baugher,) importers

wines, liquors and cigars, 12 n Charles
Tiernay Dennis, laborer, 638 w Pratt
Tiernay Michael, laborer, 128 Preston
Tierney James, grocery, 17 n Front n of

Foundry
Tierney James, teamster, 27 Lemmon
Tierney James J. teamster, 27 Lemmon
Tierney John M. grocery, 273 Druid Hill av
Tierney Mrs. Mary, 27 Lemmon
Tierney Thos. laborer, Calhoun s of Ramsay
Tierney Thos. laborer, Dover w of Fulton
Tieshaffer John, tailor, 17 Butler
Tiffany Armond, 57 Franklin
Tiffany Mrs. Ann C. 57 Franklin
Tiffany Edward, 57 Franklin
Tiffany George P. president Laurel Mill, dw

57 Franklin
Tiffany Geo. P. cotton dealer, office 12 Ger-
man, dw 57 Franklin
Tigert John, druggist, 182 n High
Tigges Henry, butcher, 47 Hanover Market,

dw Garrison la, n of Frederick road
Tigges Nicholas, butcher, 87 Lexington, dw

5 Choptank
Tilden John C. clerk, 163 w Lombard
Tilgman Christian, saddler, 273 s Sharp
Tilghman & Drakeley, ( Wm. J Tilghman,
George Drakeley,) oyster and fruit packers,
cor Greene & Raborg
Tilghman Capt. James C. 65 Barre
Tilghman Wm. J. (Tilghman & Drakeley,)

4s2 Lexington
Tilghman Mrs. Wm. C. 29 n Calvert
Tilghman Wm. C. 29 n Calvert
Tilghman Wm. J. tinner, 482 Lexington
Tiljohn Henry, carpenter, 199 s Kegestar
Tiller Frederick, painter, 37 Stiles
Tillery John W. laborer, 19 Hammond al
Tilley Edward M. agent, Gilmor 3 doors n of

Lexington
Tilley Wm. P sutler, Gilmor, 3 doors n of

Lexington
Tilling Frederick, butcher, 61 Hanover mar-
ket, dw Point la nr Greemount Cemetery
Tileston Mrs. Martha, 16 Josephine
Tilman William, shoemaker, 21 Gough
Tillman Joseph N. prof, music, 118 Aisquith

the: GKOVBR & baker SEAVIIVO AIACHINE: is the best for aU purposes— SAIJCS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing Ho*iise, TTo. 40.

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Tilyard Alfred H. clerk Register of Wills,

office, 213 Mulberry
Tilyard Aiio;elo, 257 Saratoga
Tilly ard Ann P. 279 n Eutaw
Tilyard Catherine, 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Charles, apothecary, 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Dr Henry W. surgeon dentist, 14 s

Eutaw
Tilyard John P. clerk, 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Mrs. Martha. 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Philip T. clerk, 171 Mulberry
Timanus Jacob H. carpenter, 164 Vine
Timanus Jacob, stone mason, 70 s Paca
TIMANUS JOHN T. wood and coal, and

house carpenter, 65 n Greene, dw Balti-
more County
Timbs John K. tobacconist, 249 e Baltimore,

dw 3 n Ann
Timmati Klaus, mariner, 288 s Ann
Timmerman F. W. painter, 6 Mott
Timmins Charles, 257 Franklin
Timmiiis Charles M. chairmaker, 257 Frank

lin
Timmons John, 96 Franklin
Timmons Mary, 23 Valley
Timmons Thos. jr. 84 s Sharp
Timmons Thos. president Board of Claims,

84 s Sharp
Timmons Pv,nbert S. clerk P. O. 84 s Sharp
Timothy Patrick, brakesman, 199 Ramsay
Timpel Hironemus, tailor, 264 Hanover
Timson Wm. (Timson & Allen,) 37 n Front
Timson & Allen, (Wm. Timson, H. Allen,)

cloaks, mantillas, &c., 25 w Baltimore
Tindell Wm. shoemaker, 297 Franklin
Tindell Wm. shoemaker, 352 West
Tindle Mrs. Elizabeth, 20 Greenmount av
Tindle Robert W. shoemaker, 20 Camden
Tinges George H. clerk, 178 Garden
TINGES GEORGE W. real estate broker,

3 St. Paul, Bank of Baltimore building, dw

178 Garden
Tinges Lewis, 92 Lee
Tingle R. T. salesman, Howard house
Tinken Geo. A. F. tobacconist, 78 Hanover,

dw 861^
Tinken Geo. H. cigar maker, 42 n Pine
Tinken Mrs. Sarah, grocery, 54 McElderry
Tinker Geo. W. painter, 185 East
Tinley Chas. E. brakesman, 51 s Schroeder
Tippett Rev. Chas. B., Fremont nr Penna. av
Tipton Alfred, police, 7 s Republican
Tipton Edward, laborer, 14 Durst al
Tipton John, weaver, 455 w Lombard
Tipton John E. clerk, 100 n High
Tipton Sarah A 116 Dolphin
Tiralla J. F. furrier, 105 w Baltimore
Tiralla Henry M furrier, 105 w Baltimore
Tischmeyer Levi, bookkeeper, 180 East
Tisdale Lucius A. R. rigger, 201 Gough
Tisdale Najioleon, chairmaker, 201 Gough
Tistler Conrad, tailor, 78 Albemarle
Titchner Abraham, clerk, Druid Hill av ex-
tended
Titcomb John M. dentist, 614 w Baltimore
Titcomb Dr. B 614 w Baltimore
Tiilow David, laborer, 656 w Pratt
Tittle Geo. T. mariner, 108 Hamburg
Tittle Thomas, laborer, 66 Short
Tittle Thomas, mariner, 108 Hamburg
Toapke Henry, piano tuner, 12 Druid Hill av
Tobacco (State) Warehouse No. 1, s end of

Dugan's wharf

Tobacco (State) Warehouse No. 2, O'Don-

nell's whf
Tobacco (State) Warehouse No. 3, cor Light

and Conway
Tobacco (State) Warehouse No. 4 s e corner

Charles and Conway
Tobacco (State) Warehouse No. 5, n e cor

Charles and Conway
Tobacco Pipe Co. cor e Falls av and Granby
Toberer Conrad, cabinet maker, 107 Preston
Tobias Brother, principal Calvert Hall school,

79 Saratoga
Tobin Daniel, contractor, 136 Penna. av
Tobin James, laborer, 694 w Pratt
Tobin Thomas, clerk, 49 Lexington
Todd Andrew, type caster, 58 n Dallas
Todd Charles, 54 n Dallas
Todd John H. carpenter, 5 L. Constitution
Todd Martin L. mariner, 284 e Pratt
Todd Mrs. Marcella, 54 St. Paul
Todd Patricius A. clerk, 263 w Fayette
Todd Thomas R. restaurant, 5 Centre mar-
ket space
Todd Thomas, clerk, 578 Penna. av
Todd Wm. N. flour and feed, 578 Penna. av,

dw 23 Townsend
Todd Wni.N.,Chappell nr Fremont extended,

dw 28 Townsend
Toder Wm. furn. wagon, 80 n Ann
Todhuiiier Chas. H. superintendent city pas-
senger railroad, office Thames near Broad-
way, dw 187 Bank
Todhunter Wm. H. 106 w Fayette
Toel Charles, clerk, Howard house
Toel Gustav, bookkeeper. 93 s Sharp
Toel John, laborer, 42 Hillen
Toepke Henry, piano maker, 12 Druid Hill av
Toffey Mrs. Almira, grocery, 7 Mulberry
Toffey George, 7 Mulberry
Toffey Ira, blacksmith, 7 Mulberry
Toffey Wm. laborer, 7 Mullierry
TOFFLING JOHN H. butcher, 16 Lexing-
ton, 72 Centre and 66 Hanover markets,
dw Penna. av nr toll gate
Toft Cha.s. furniture wagon, 178 w Biddle
Toft Francis A. at saw mill 167 Warner
Toft John, engineer, 138 GaVden
Toft Lathorn L. salesman, 138 Garden
Toft Wm. blacksmith, 23 s Schroeder
Tohn Wm. glass blower, 365 s Eutaw
Tolan John, marble polisher, 375 Hamburg

TOLAND JAMES, Manufacturer
of Saws, Trowels, Knives, &c., 85
n Fi'ont betw Gay and Low

Toland James, saw maker, 163 Chesnut
Toland John, marble polisher, 444 Hamburg
Toldridge Mrs. Elizabeth, dress caps and
head dresses, 191 w Baltimore, dw 82 n
Charles
Tolinger Geo. house carpenter, 532 w Balti-
more
Tolman Wm. boiler maker, 30 Warren
Toll Geo. H. cabinet maker, 12 Etna la
Tolle Wilhelmina, tailoress, 59 n Spring
Tolou Juliana, 35 Garden
Tolou John, carpenter, 35 Garden
Tolson Charles, clerk, 37 n Gay
Tolson Edgar C. clerk, 133 Hanover
Tolson Dr. George S. 15 George
Tolson James, fireman, 127 William

JAJJIES H. JOHKSOX, City Stcnm Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire and "Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Xeotcric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

strangers cau rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co.
W. Baltimore Street.

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Tolson John A. engineer, 36 Cross

Tolson Joseph T. carpenter, n e cor Bank

and Ehceter
Tolson Rebecca, 127 William
Tolson Thomas F. scraper, 136 Cross
Tolson Thomas, ferryman, 5 Abljey al
Tolson Wm. boiler maker, 19 Gittings
Tolston Joseph, carpenter, 323 Druid Hill av
Toman James, clerk, 1 Humes
Tomilty James, stone mason, 20 Valley
Tomlin Mrs Mary, 442 Lexington
Tomlinson Capt. Frederick, 68 s High
Tomlinson Henry W. clerk, 25 Fawn
Tomlinson Capt. John W. 79 s Bond
Tomlinson Robert, machinist, 16 Jackson
Tomlinson Salomon, stone mason, 55 George
Tomlinson Wm. stone cutter, 18 Stirling
Tompkins Eliza M. 34 Stirling
Tompkins Mrs. Julia, 4 Townsend
Tomyer Henry, soldier, 81 s Wolfe
Tone Christian, cooper, 197 Fredi'iick av
Toner Bernard, wheelwright, 14G HiUen
Toner Geo. M. brush maker, 161 Hamburg
Toner Geo. M. brush maker, 212 n Ann
Toner Geo. laborer, 530 w Pratt
Toner James C. harness maker, 77 n Calvert,
Toner James, coach painter, 44 Hillen
Toner John, coach manufactory, 131 n Cal-
vert, dw 44 Hillen
Toner John, coach maker, 131 n Calvert
Toner John, saddles, harness, &c.,127 Frank-
lin, dw 247 Mulberry
Tonfeker Joseph, 172 Aliceanna
Tongue Thomas, student of divinity, 462

Lexington
Tonis Geo. hostler, 841 w Pratt
Tonnies Joseph, piano maker, 113 Vine
Tool Elizabeth, 4 Stirling
Tool Mary, tailoress, 4 Stirling
Toole James O. laborer, 96 s Spring
Toole John E. 293 Saratoga
Toomay Thomas, laborer, Calhoun s of Ram-
say
Toomey Joseph, engineer, 154 McHenry
Topley Lemuel, cutter, 345 S:iratoga
Topp Elizabeth, tailoress, 253 H;fmburg
Topping Evert M. teacher, 28 Mulberry
Topping Thomas, turnkey Western District,

520 Lexington
Torborg Anne, tavern, n w cor Lexington

and Park
Torborg Clara, grocery, 221 Chesnut
Torchiana Henry, news agent, 152 Lee
Tormehl Francis, laborer, ITjS s Eden
Tormeller Wm. laborer, 37 Elizabeth la
Tormey Francis D. attorney, 139 n Calvert
Tormey J. Edward, clerk, 138 Mulberry
TORMEV LEONARD J. stock and bill

broker, 22 South, dw 138 Mulberry
Tormey Michael, laborer, rear 142 n Calvert
Torney Carson, grocery and feed, 260 Light
Torney Charles 0. clerk, 2C0 Light
Torney Edward C. clerk, 260 Light
Torney Otto, ship chandler and grocer, 103

McElderry's whf, dw 106 n Paca
Torney John H. book and variety store, 192

w Pratt, dw 54 Warren
Torphy Ellen, grocery, 91 Peirce
Torphy Thomas, cooper, 91 Peirce
Torr Oliver S. ship carpenter, 220 Columbia
Torrance Eleanora, 80 St. Paul
Torrance Mary, 177 n Calvert
Torrence Charles A. 178 n Calvert

Torrington John, baker, 31 Orleans

Torsch Henry F. cabinet maker, 215 s

Charles
Totsch Henry, photographist, 215 s Charles
Tothbusch Wm. tobacconist, 65 Druid Hillav
Tottle John, paper hanger, 124 Lexington
Totzauer Joseph C. N. cabinet maker, 31

New Church
Tough Mrs. A. A. seminary for young ladies,

683 Lexington
Toughy Mary, Boston w of Clinton
Toutel Richard, finisher, 629 w Pratt
Towell Amelia, 112 s E.xeter
Towles Brother & Co. (W. P. Towles, J.

Towles, J. Hodges,) silk weavers and tie

makers, 25 German
Towles James, (Towles, Bro. & Co.) 640

Lexington
TOWLES WM. P. & BRO., (William P.

Towles, J. Towles,) patent shirt manufac-
turers, 145 w Baltimore
Towles Wm. P. (Towles, Bro. & Co.) 692 Sa-
ratoga
Town Amos, undertaker, 295 e Fayette
Town Geo. W. chair maker, 14 Sierrett
TOWAER DARIUS F manufacturers' and

machinists' supplies, yarns, twines, &c.,

332 w Baltimore, dw 520 w Fayette
Towner J. F. & Co. (John F. Towner.)

manf. and machinists' furnishing store, 342

w Baltimore
Towner James L. salesman, Howard house,

5 n Howard
Towner John F. (J. F. Towner & Co.) 260 w

Fayette
Townsend Alexander, clerk, 164 German
Townsend Charles L. police, 190 Dover
Townsend & Askins, (Wm. Townsend, W.

E. Askins,) shipping office, 37 w Pratt
Townsend David, teacher, Frederick road nr

toll gate
Townsend Edward A. fish, 30 s Caroline
Townsend Francis H. shipsmiih, 157 s Wolfe
Townsend Henry C. clerk, 47 n Gay
Townsend James A. cigar maker, 163 s Ann
Townsend James, laborer, 117 West
Townsend James P. fish huckster, 65 Granby
Townsend John, laborer, 188 Hughes
Townsend John, gardener, Gould's farm,

Light street extended
Townsend Capt. John, 226 s Sharp
Townsend John M. clerk P. 0., 152 Hanover
Townsend Joseph C. clerk Mt. Washington,

N. C. R.
Townsend Lemuel P. (Whitely, Bro. & Co.)

77 n Liberty
Townsend Martha A. C. dressmaker, 237

Montgomery
Townsend Perry R. shoemaker, 155 Mul-
berry
Townsend Richard H. secretary of Union

Manufacturing Co. Eager betw St. Paul

and Charles
Townsend Robert J. mariner, 49 Hill
Townsend Samuel P. (Wm. Chesnut & Co.)

25 McCulloh
Townsend Samuel, produce and commission

merchant, 52 Light, dw Ml. Washington,

N. C. R.
Townsend Francis, (Collins & Townsend,)

157 s Wolfe
Townsend Thomas V. (T. V. Townsend &

Co ,) 150 n Central av

SHIRTS ! SHIRTS! I SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, FinisU and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Towiispii(i Thninas J. paints, oils and glass,

489 w Baltimore, dw 164 Geiman
TowMsund T. V. & Co. (T. V. Townsend,
G. U. Townsend,) real estate brokers, 8
Law buildings
Townsend Wm. T. shipping office, 259 East-
ern av
Town&tiid Wm. M. 180 e Baltimore
Townsliend, French & Co. (J. Townshend,
J. French, Wm. N. Burch,) commission
mercliaiits, 80 Light-st. wharf
Townsher.d Jeremiah, (Townshend, French

& Co.) 354 n Eutaw
Towson Charles, hatter, 33 n Eutaw, dw 141

w Biddle
Towson Clara E. teacher, 2G4 Aisquith
Towson Edwin B. clerk, 1()8 Cathedral
Towson Kdward, salesman, 223 Aisquith
TOWSON .lAMES F. merchant tailor, 14

St. Paul, dw 168 Cathedral
Towson John P. carpenter, 76 Druid Hill av
Tow.son John W., U. S. N. 106 Raborg
Towson Mrs. Sarah, 223 Aisquith
Towson Mrs. Sarah, 225 Aisquith
Towson Thomas E., U. S. N. 106 Raborg
Towson Wm. soldier, 106 Raborg
Towson Wm. O. glass and china importer

and dealer, 26 w Baltimore
Toy Eliza A. 74 w Centre
TOY JOHN D. book and job printer, corner

St. Paul and Baltimore
Toy Jose|ih A. clerk, 639 w Lombard
Toy Pnscilla, Grundy near Mount Hope
Toy Richard H. (Lewis & Toy,) 318 Garden
Toy Hobert B. clerk, 639 w^ Lombard
Toy Robert A. broker, 74 w Centre
Toy Samuel D. clerk, Grundy nr Mt. Hope
Toy Thomas, 639 w Lombard
Toy 'J liomas B. bookkeeper, 20 GermuB, dw

Grundy near Mt. Hope
Trabaiid George, harness maker, 164 Raborg
Traber Frederick, 117 n Front
Traber Gotleib, tanner, 26 Front north of

Foundry
Trabert John, tailor, 22 s Durham
Tracey Abbey, 52 Orleans
Tracey Mrs. Eliza J. Ill n Eden
Tracey Francis, .shoemaker, 47 Orleans, dw 52
Tracey Jarret, wheelwright, 148 Burgundy al
Tracey .lames, real estate broker, 23 Lexing-
ton, dw 552 w Fa3'ette
Tracey John, boiler maker, 177 s Chester
Tracey Samuel, boiler maker, 25 s Repub-
lican
Tracy George L. (Whitely, Brother & Co.)

139 German
Tracy James E. carpenter, 465 w Lombard
Tracy John H. S. machinist, 20 Brune
Tracy Mrs. Mary, 59 Clay
Tracy Matthew & Sons, (P. H. Tracy,) dra-
pers and tailors, 166 w Baltimore, up stairs
Tracy P. H. (Matthew Tracy & Sons,) Bar-

num's hotel
Tracy Mrs. Ruth, hucksteress, 357 w Lom-
bard
Tracy Thomas, laborer, 5 Wills
Tracy TIkjuihs, huckster, 3fi Biddle al
Tracy Thomas J., keeper Patterson Park
Trader Edward, cabinet maker, 148 Conway
Trader Priscilla, dressmaker, 306 n Eutaw
Traesch Josejih, porter, 52 Richmond
Traesser Adam, shoemaker, 232 e Eager
Traeste John, basket maker, 42 Lee

Trager Mary, 199 s Durham
Trageser Jacob, tailor, 80 Somerset
Tragesser Frederick, tailor, 279 n Central av
Tragesser John G. tailor, Jf.2 Ensor
Trail Louisa T. boarding. 154 w Lombard
Trail Reverdy, clerk. 17 Holland
Trainer Anthony, laborer, 37 e Monument
Trainer Bernard, grocery, s w cor Park and

Clay
Trainer James, painter, 5 n Poppleion
Trainor Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmak. 116 Cross
Trainor Geo. H. bricklayer, 363 e Fayette
Trainor Owen, laborer, 4 Hillen
Trainor Patrick, carter, 29 Watson
Tramble Jacob, clerk, 169 w Lombard
Trammell Geo. W. sailor, 26 n Durham
Trammel! Jacob, clerk, 84 Hanover
Trantz Conrad, tailor, 405 w Pratt
Trashman August, baker, 108 e Fratt
Trauerman Charles, dry goods 243 e Lombard
Traut Louis, scourer, 466 w Baltimore
Trautfelter Henry, carpenter, 312 Eastern av
Trautman Ernest, grocery, 151 Bank
I'rautman Florentz, music teacher, 211 East-
ern av
TRAUTMAN GUSTAVUS C. tanner and

leather dealer, 104 Pearl
Trautwein Gustave, clerk, 89 Franklin
Trautwein G. A. salesman, 89 Franklin
Travers Benjamin F. mariner, 381 Lii:ht
Travers Capt. Chas. W. mariner, 25 Warren
Travers Martha A. seamstress, 149 Cross
Travers Mary Ann, 106 w Fayette
Travers Capt. Robert, mariner, 353 Light
Travers Rosanna, milliner, 172 s Sharp
Travers Samuel H. ship broker and commis-
sion merchant, over 85 Smith's wharf, dw
101 Lee
Travers Thomas, pilot, 168 s Sharp
Travers Thomas, laborer, 35H s Charles
Travers Thomas, mariner, 149 Cross
Travers Thomas, mariner, 381 Light
Tiavers Capt. Thomas, mariner, 73 William
Travers Wm. E. painter, 35 Warren
Travers Wm. H. painter, 35 Warren
Travers Wm. H. painter, 80 s Broadway
Travis John H. sailmaker, 110 Hill
Traws A. machinist, 244 Conway
Trayner Paul, piano maker, 111 n Eutaw
Traynor John, carpenter, 15 Bank
Trayser Frederick, piano maker. 111 n Exeter
Trayser Paul, piano maker, 111 n Exeter
Trazzare Ann R. cloak maker, 28 Thomsen
Trazzare Thomas, wheelwright, 28 Thomsen
Treanor Arthur, grocery, 99 Cross
Treanor James, laborer, 107 Cross
Treanor Thomas, clerk, 202 Mulberry
Treanor Thomas, shoeniaker, 67 s Bethel
Trear Peter, baker, 342 s Charles
Trearer John, soldier, 21 n Front
Trebba Henry, shoemaker, 116 e Lombard
TREFF GOtTHERDT, carpenter, 294 s

Charles
Trego Albert, (Trego, Morgan & Co.) 106 n

Eutaw
Trego Eli, clerk, 33 s Eden
Trego John T. clerk, 292 Lexington
TREGO, MORGAN & CO. (A. Trego, J.
S. Morgan, W. H. Trego,) commission
merchants, and wholesale dealers in wines,
liquors, &c., 2 Water
Trego Wm. H. (Trego, Morgan & Co.) 563
w Fayette

J. HENRY GIESE, Commlasion Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grnin. Seetls, <Sco.
Roseiidale Cement and Calcined Plaster couaitautljr on hand, ai Spear 'a Wharf.

SMITH BBOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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TREGO, THOMPSON ■& CO. (William C.

Trego, Peter Tliompson, Geo. S. McCul-

lough.) steam f(ir2:e and rolling mill, se cor

Canton av cind Eden

Trego Win. H superintendent Adams' Exp.

Co. 164 w Baltimore, dw .563 w Fayette
Trego William, manufacturing chemist, 20

Mulberry
Treero Wm. C. (Trego, Thompson & Co.)

33 s Ed.n
Tregoe Gto. W. sailmaker, over 77 Smith's

wharf, dvv 75 s Ann
Trehy James, laborer, 41 s Wolfe
Treibman Thomas, brewer, 252 s Durham
Treider G. H. piano maker, 55 Pine
Treishman Christopher, taikir, 13 Walker
Tremble L<'uisa, 84 Albemarle
Tremel George, shoemaker, over 80 Centre

Market space
Trenkelpnck Martin, laborer, 91 n Exeter
Trenter Valentine, furnit'e wagoner, 38 East-
ern av
Tresides Thomas, machinist, 458 Lexington
Tresilien Elizabeth, matron St. Peter's P. E.

Orphan Asylum, 40 Richmond
Treschel Sclaph, liquor dealer, 349 Canton av
Tresdorpf John H. commission merrhanl, 63

Exchange place, dw 76 w Monument
Tress .Foiin, carpenter, 241 n Bond
Tress Nelson, 241 n Bond
Treulieb Adam, milk, 46 Biddle al
T'-euliib Charles C. machinist, 17 Ensor
Treulieb Gi^orgc P. machinist, 17 Ensor
Treulieb John M locksmith, 17 Ensor
Treusch Cliarlts, (Treusch, Schoenberg &

Co.) 90 s Biftadway
TREUSCH, SCHOENBERG, & CO. (C.
Treusch, E. Schoenljerg, A. Schoenberg,)
oyster and fruit packers, wharf e end of
Thames
Treuting .Toseph, shoemaker, 12 Bevan
Treutlein Michael, shoemaker, 139 Hughes
Trewolla J. restaurant, s e cor Front and Low
Trexell Augustus, cigar packer, 55 n Gay
Tre.xner Elf-nry, piano maker, 57 n Gay
Trexner Henry, confectionery, 57 n Gay
Trey Jacob, clerk, 214 Light
Tril)ble Frederick, carpenter, 51 n Amity
Trible Jacob, 169 s Chapel
Trible John E. trimmings, 223 w Baltimore,

dw 30 s Sharp
Tride Emanuel, piano maker, 55 n Pine
Tridel George E. shoemaker, 92 n Wolfe
Trier PetHr,'baker, 342 s Charles
Trigg D. F. clerk, 5 s Carey
Triffg Mrs. Eliza., boarding house, 5 s Carey
Trimble & Dare, (Geo. W. Trimble, Wm. H.
Dare,) hardware merchants, 232 w Balti-
more
Trimble D. B. (Poultney & Trimble,) 55 e

Baltimore
Trimble George W. (Trimble & Dare,) 55 e

Baltimore
Trimble Mrs. Rebecca, 124 s High
Trimble Thomas, (Morris & Trimble,) 1 n

Exeter
Trimm Margaret, laundress, 51 s Frederick
Trimner Henry, coachmaker, 23 n Liberty
Trings Frederick, laborer, 257 s Durham
Trink Philip, shoemaker, 93 Low
Trinkleback Ernst, 90 e Madison
Trippe John, shoemaker, 107 Greenmountav
Trippe Joseph E. 68 e Baltimore

Trippe R., stamping 'depot, 172 e Baltimore
Trishmann John C. shoemaker, 151 s Chape'
Tritch Wm. morocco dresser, Bull's Heac

hotel
Tiitel J. painter, 42 Jackson
Tritle Daniel J. clerk, 162 n High
Troakeiibroad Peter, huckster, 50 President
Trobert Ferdinand, shoemaker, 19 s Wolfe
Troegtr Anton, tcaclicr, 28 Fountain
Troendle John, (Bassford, Weber & Co.) 165

w Pratt
Trogler Andrew J. 939 Lexington
Trogler David F. 939 Lexington
Trogler Frederick, 989 Lexington
Troll Mrs. R.^gina, 90 s Hr.ward
Tronip Mrs. Catherine. 3b' Di wberry al
Troppman Henry, barber, 35 Brown
Trnst John, titmer, 88 n Gay
Trotfellow Henry, beer saloon, 14 Fell
Trott Capt. Benj. mariner, 124 s Caroline
Trott Henry, coachsmiih, 87 Jefferson
Trott Jamrs E. hats and caps, 82 and 86 Cen-
tre Market space, dw 82
Trott Jonathan, crackers, 129 n Central av
Trott Capt. Thomas, mariner, 39 n Caroline
Trott N. J. engineer, 124 s Caroline
Trott Sarah, tailoress, 68 n Ann
Trotton Benjamin, cirrk, 19 s Exeter
Trotion Ferdinand, clerk, 21 s Exeter
Trotton Thomas, lime and feed, 33 Cheapside,

dw 9 s Broadway
Troup Henry N 95 Cathedral
Troup Mary H. 95 Cathedral
Troutfelter Christian, 37 Lancaster
Troutner Obrick, tailor, 239 e Lombard
Troutweitie John, carpenter, 124 Granby
Trowe Chas. H. H (Schmidt* Trowe,) w
Pratt, opp. Turner hall, dw 114 n Howard
Trt.wbridge Maria L. 241 Lexington
TROWBRIDGE REUBEN, caVi>enter, 241

Lexington
Troxell Abraham, 753 Penna. av
Troxell John L. carpenter, 753 Penna. av
Troxell Louisa, confectionery, 753 Penna. av
Troxell Thos. F. (Keyser, 'Troxell & Co.)

155 w Biddle
Truett Oliver, wholesale and retad produce
dealer, n e cor Pratt and Cheapside, dw 236
n Eden
Truchenhurst Frederick, 101 Eastern av
Truchenhurst Lewis, 101 Eastern av
Trughwine George, shoemaker, 7 May
Truitt James T. clerk, 413 Lexington
Trull John B. clerk, 64 w Biddle
Trulove George, machinist, 23 Pearl
Trumbo Chas. H. bricklayer, 252 Hollins
Trumbo Henry, lamplight. 13 L.Montgomery
Trumbo Wm. A. police, 180 Lee
Trump S. N. (0. E. Maltby & Co.) 25 Cheap-
side
Trumpner August, shoemaker, 420 Hanover
Trunk Adam, tavern, Clinton opp. Chesa-
peake furnace
Trus Paul, gaiter fitter, 3 Spring ct
1 rusheim Jacob, laborer, 42 Raborg
Trusil Philip J. coach trimmer, 319 Saratoga
Trusil Samuel, coach maker, 278 Eastern av
Trust Edwin H. (Trust & Hahn,) 317 Lex-
ington
TRUST & HAHN, (E. H. Trust. C. O.
Hahn,) wholesale dealers in tailors' trim-
mings and furnishing goods, over 251 w
Baltimore

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of Wlilte Lead, Zinc, Putty, liainpblack, Glue*
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Faints and Vai-nii-hes, lUO MV. XiOmbard Street.

SMITH

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Trust Herman, baker, 6 Hill
Trust Jacob, 317 Lexington
Trust John, tinner, 88 n Gay
Trust John H. sliipsmitli, 6 Hill
Tscluidy Ernest, engraver, 47 Boyd
Tsfhudy Howard, Adams Expiess office, 483

w Fayette
Tscluidy Jost, watchmaker, 235 V-ight
Tschudy Samuel, 483 w Fayette
Tschudv Wm. M. clerk, 483 w Fayette
Tubble Mary, 24 Ensor
Tubman Benj. G. (B. G. Tubman & Co.) 84

n Charles
TUBMAN B. G. & CO. (B. G. Tubman, F.
E. I ubrnan,) grocers, commission mer-
chants, and importers of wines, &c., 102
Light-st. wharf
Tubman Evans, stevedore, 12 s Dallas
Tubman F. Eugene, (B. G. Tubman & Co.)

84 Hanover
Tucker Mrs. Ann, 28 Stiles
Tucker Charles E. butcher, 40 Hanover mar-
ket, dw 145 Jolmson
Tucker C. Wolcott, (Tucker & Preece,) 185

n High
Tucker Eli, carpenter, 136 Division
Tucker Enoch G. shoe manufacturer, 139 e

Baltimore
Tucker Capt. Gassaway, 77 s Caroline
Tucker Geo. W , sr., dealer in leaches, s w
cor S-ratoga and Chatsworlh, dw 298 Sar-
atoga
Tucker Hanson A. laborer, 37 Gitlings
Tucker Henry R. 146 Park
Tucker Jacob R., lamplighter, 184 East
Tucker James H. conductor City P. R R. 87

n Eutaw
Tucker James W.. grocery, 227 Mulberry
Tucker Jacob R., 298 e Madison
Tucker John H., lumber merchant, 28 Stiles
Tucker John, 227 Mulberrv
Tucker John B., steward. 94 s Castle
Tiicker John T. 620 w Baltimore
Tucker John L. butcher, 52 Belair market, dw

Baltimore county
Tucker John W., blacksmith, 70 Henrietta
Tucker Joseph, jr., discount clerk Farmers
and Planters Bank, dw n e cor HoUins and
Mount
Tucker Joseph R., lamplighter, 100 Green-
mount av
Tucker Jos., n e cor Hollins and Mount
Tucker Mary J. 85 Stiles
Tucker Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 12 Abey

al
Tucker Margaret, 108 n Eutaw
Tucker Moiton, 267 h Dallas
Tucker & Preece, (C. W. Tucker, R. W.
Preece,) wholesale and retail grocers, 202
Harford av
Tucker R. 1. (H. R. Tucker & Co.) 146 Park
TUCKER H. R. & CO. (H. R. Tucker, R.
I. Tucker,) shipping com. merchants, 56 s
Gay, up stairs
Tucker Samuel, carpenter, 32 Dolphin
Tucker Seaborn, rio-ger, 113 Cross
TUCKER & SMITH, (W. A. Tucker. H.
C. Smith,) boots, shoes and hats, 250 w
Ba 1 1 i m o re
Tucker Thos. of tobacco warehouse No. 2,

213 e Fayette
Tucker Wesley A. (Tucker & Smith,) 20 s
Howard

Tuckerman William-, blacksmith, 133 Ham-
burg
Tuckey Ann M. 68 s Caroline
Tuckey Elisha, painter, 68 s Caroline
Tuckey Jos. mariner, 293 e Pratt
Tuckey Mrs M. 3 McAllister's ct
Tudor Geo. R. clerk, 354 w Fayette
Tudor Henry C. carpenter, 165 Raborg, dw

346 w Fayette
Tudor Henry C. clerk, 354 w Fayette
Tudor John, carpenter, Raborg betw Fremont

and Poppleton, dw 354 w Fayette
Tudor Jos. O. clerk Farmers and Planters'

Bank, 354 w Fayette
TUDOR L. & CO. (Lewis Tudor, Nathan
Roops,) flour and general commission mer-
chants, 128 n Howard
Tudor Lewis, 201 n Eutaw
Tufts Henry, 379 w Fayette
Tufts Mrs. Martha M. 379 w Fayette
Tufts Wm. salesman, 379 w Fayette
Tuer Mary A 62 Mullikin
Tuer Thos. coppersimith, 62 Mullikin
Tuli Thos. J. & Co. (T. J. Tull, I. Walker,)
wholesale grocers and commission mer-
chants, 6 Bowly's wharf
Tull Thos J. (Thos. J. Tull & Co ) Gilmor

near Liberty road
Tullev Mrs. Jane, 226 Columbia
T ulley John, clerk, 226 Columbia
Tully Alfred H., Josephine near Pine
Tully Bernard, organ builder, 7 s Eutaw, dw

159 Lee
Tully James, plumber, 120 s Chapel
Tully Mark, salesman, 313 Mulberry
Tully Patrick, clerk, 28 s Eutaw
Tully Patrick, clerk, 24 Fort av
Tuman Henry, carpenter, 292 Cross
Tumbleson Chas. H. paper hanger, 121 s

Broadway
Tumbljnson Wm. R. clerk, 63 Lee
Tumey Jos. engineer, 154 McHenry
Tumona Francis, baker, 213 n Exeter
Tunis Alexander, constable, 17 Stirling
Tunis Edward, carpenter, !>2 n Spring
Tunis Samuel, police, 215 Orleans
Tunis Wm. H. soldier, 215 Orleans
Turan Frederick, carpenter, 177 w Fayette
Turburtt Samuel, 269 Mulberry
Turfield Philip T. conductor B. & O. R. R.
83 St. Peter

Turk , 1 19 Conway

Turk Isaac, clerk, 301 e Lombard

Turker Walkheacl C. provisions, 185 n High

Turn Geo. laborer, 210 Penna. av

Turnbull Albert, 1 Lancaster

Turnbull Alexander, (Turnbull, Slade & Co.)

63 Franklin
Turnbull A Nisbit, (Turnbull, Riach «fe Mur-
doch,) 154. n Charles
Tuinbull Mrs. Eveline, boarding, 51 and 53

Lexington
Turnbull Geo. K., Eutaw House
Turnbull Henry C. 154 n Charles
TURNBELL JOHN, Jr. carpet and oil cloth
warehouse, 248 w Baltimore, dw Ion Carey
Turnbull John, sr. 15 n Carey
Turnbull J. Lisle, 156 n Charles
Turnbull, Riach & Murdoch , (A. Nesbit Turn-
bull, Alexander Riach, Fridge Murdoch,)
dry goods and commission merchants, s w
cor German and Hanover
Turnbull Robert, clerk, 15 n Carey

THE GROVER & BAKER. SE1VI^■ti MA( IIIIVE is file best for all piuposes- SALKS
ROOMS— ISl Baltimore Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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TURNBULL, SLADE & CO. (A. Turn-
bull, E. Slade, W. Turnbull,) dry goods

com. merchants, lis Charles
Turnbull Wm. (Turnbull, Slade & Co.) New

York
Turnbull Wm. C. carpets, 491 w Fayette
Turbutt Samuel, office Bank of Baltimore

building;, dw 269 Mulberry
Turley Philip, laborer, 213 n Exeter
Turner Beverly, painter, 127 w Hoffman
Turner Chas. T. carpenter, 58 n Fremont
Turner Charles, clerk, 55 s High
Turner Chas. E. watchman, 147 s Fremont
Turner Edward, lumber merchant, 42 West

Falls av, dw 89 e Pratt
Turner Mrs. Eliza, Frederick road, w of toll

gate
Turner Elizabeth, 127 Hoffman
Turner Ellen, 206 Forrest
Turner Frances, boarding house, 9 Fell
Turner Mrs. Frances, 40 n Broadway
Turner Fred'k S. butcher, 46 Lexington, 38

Hanover, and 31 Centre markets, dw n e

cor Choptank and Baltimore
Turner Fred'k, carpenter, 109 Leadenhall
Turner Geo. A. engineer, 172 McHenry
Turner Geo. fisherman, 2 Brannan ct
Turner Geo. W. engineer, 2 Booth
Turner Geo. mariner, 75 n Eden
Turner George, blacksmith, 421 w Lombard
Turner Hall,^300 w Pratt
Turner Harry F. bookkeeper, 270 e Fayette
Turner H, T. (J. T. Turner & Co.) 91 s

Greene
Turner James, inspector of tobacco, ware-
house No. 2, dw Anne Arundel co
Turner Jas. R. paper hanger, 33 Stirling
Turner Jas. P. machinist, 326 Raljorg
Turner James, jr. carpenter, 434 Lexington
Turner Jas. H. engineer, 172 McHenry
Turner James, carpenter, 434 Lexington
Turner James, shoemaker, 147 ri Fremont
Turner John W. wagoner, 204 Aliceanna
Turner John W. wagoner, 169 Barre
TURNER JOHN C. lumber, 140 Light-st

wharf, dw 52 s Sharp
Turner John, salesman, 52 s Sharp
Turner John W. clerk, 101 s Paca
Turner Jno. T. (J. T. Turner & Co.) 62 Barre
Turner John, 62 Barre
Turner Rev. Jonathan, grain, flour and feed,

25 w Pratt, dw Fulton betw Franklin and

Lexington
TURNER JOHN T. & CO. (J. T. Turner,

H. T. Turnei,) commission merchants, 40

EUicott
Turner Joseph J. (J. J. Turner & Co.) 34

Pleasant
TUR^ER J. J. & CO. (J. J. Turner, J. Q.

A. Holioway,) guanos, fertilizers and field-

seeds, 42 w Pratt
Turner Joshua, fisherman, 55 Granby
TURNER LEWIS, Jr., butcher, 53 Centre,

49 Lexington, and 9 Hanover markets, dw

Penna. av near Northern av
TURNER LEWIS, Sr., pres't beef butchers'

hide and tallow association, Butchers' row,

Penna. av extended
Turner Lewis, sr., butcher, 9 Hanover mar-
ket, dw Penna. av extended
Turner Morris, laborer, 6 Smith
Turner Mary I), millinery and trimmings, 17

e Baltimore

Turner Mrs. Mary, 130 e Madison
TURNER ROBERT, flour, feed, guano and
lime store, 43 s Frederick, dw 270 e Fayette
Turner Richard M. clerk, 15R s Paca
Turner Richard, carpenter, 10 Tessier
Turner Mrs. Susan, 172 McHenry

TUENER S. E. & CO. (S. E. Tur-
ner, G. A. Ogle,) Stationers and
Account Book Manufacturers, 3
s Charles.

Turner Samuel E. (S. E. Turner* Co.) 27

Courtland
Turner Sarah A. 54 s High
Turner Sobieski, clerk, 256 e Fayette
Turner Thomas B (J. W. & E. Reynolds

& Co.) 51 McCulloii
Turner Thomas G. clerk, 52 s Sharp
Turner Thomas, carpenter, 355 e Monument
Turner Thomas K. house and sign painter, 11

South, dw 176 Chesnut
Turner Mrs. Vincent, 40 s Regpster
Turner Walter B. carpenter, 349 Lexington
Turner Wm. soldier, rear 53 n Front
Turner Wm. hostler, fire dept. dw Falls road

near Grundy
Turner Wm. L. 26 Greenmount av
Turner Wm. huckster, 59 s Caroline
Turner Wm. G. laborer, 40 Haubert
Turner Wm. H. H. clerk, 26 Greenmount av
Turner Wm. F. n e cor Bond and Fayette
Turner Wm. (Reid & Turner,) 697 Lexington
Turner Wm. blacksmith, Lanvale lane near

Charles
Turner Zechariah, ship carpenter, 292 e Lom-
bard
Turney Michael, shoemaker, 2 Collison ct
Turpin Joshua, shoemaker, 94 Pearl
Tustin Mrs. Mary, ladies shoes, 120 Lex-
ington
Tust'in Rachel, hucksteress, 252 n Caroline
Tuttle Alfred, brass finisher, 37 Milliman
Tuttle Columbus, gaiter manufacturer, 385

Lexington
Tuttle Charles, tailor, 351 Penna. av
Tuttle David A. clerk, 100 Druid Hill av
Tuttle Daniel, printer, 385 Lexington
Tuttle Edmund B. printer, 171 Saratoga
Tuttle Enoch, daguerreotypist, 45 Hai.over
Tuttle Capt. Hemy, U. S A. 28 North
Tuttle Henry C. printer, 171 Saratoga
Tuttle Jane, dressmaker, 81 w Fayette
Tuttle John, laborer, 415 Saratoga
Tutile Mary J. grocery, 65 n Schroeder
Tuttle Oliver, printer, 171 Saratoga
Tuttle Robert, 109 Saratoga
Tuttle Wm. N. jr. printer, 171 Saratoga
Tuttle Mrs. Will. N. 171 Saratoga
Tuxford Martin, laborer, 22 Mount
Tuxworth David H. blacksmith, 225 n Cen-
tral av
Tuxworth D. Howard, clerk, 225 n Central av
Tweedal Mrs. Ellen, washerwom. 30 Hughes
Tweedal Wm. machinist, 97 York
Tweedall John, china mender, 894 w Balti-
more
Tweedy Samuel A. butter, 77 Camden, dw

53 Conway'
Twele Charles, grocer, 23 w Biddle
Twele Louis, carter, 414 Division

JAaiES H. .JOH\SOIV, C ity St<'am Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric .Sniokiui^ Tubes, over 99 W. Baltiniore-st.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Twiford Rdward 0. bartender, V26 Lis:ht

Twist Stephen, huckster, 115 Albemarle

Tydini,^s Charles, barber, 104 Franklin

Tyler Alexander T. mariner, 220 Barre

TYLER & BRO. (Chas. Tyler,) biscuit and
cracker, pilot and navy bread manuf. 49 w
Pratt

Tyler Capt. Chas. quartermaster, Voshell
House, Holiday near Payette

Tyler Chas. of G. K. (,Tyler & Bro.) 17 n
Front

Tyler Chas. 29 n Front

Tyler Columbus, laborer, 83 Cross

Tyler Elizabeth, 8 Lovely la

Tyler D miel M. carpenter, 42 s Broadway

Tyler G. K. (G. K. Tyler & Co.) Baltim'ore
County

Tyler G. K. (Kimball, Shaffer & Co.) Balti-
more Co.

Tyler G. K. & Co. (George K. Tyler,) steam
saw mill. Canton, office 49 w Pratt

Tyler George G. clerk, Baltimore Co.

Tyler .Tame.s, shoemaker, 151 n Exeter

Tyler John A. boiler maker, 422 Light

Tyler John A. clerk, 85 e Fayette

Tyler Mrs. M try, tailore.ss, 30 L. Church

Tyler iM irgaret, 112 s Register

Tyler Stephen W. clerk, 85 e Fayette

Tyler Wm. S. clerk, 85 e Fayette

Tyler Wm. G. clerk, 235 w Lombard

Tysinirer Lewis, clerk, 109 McKlderry
•TYSON & BRO. (F. Tyson,) millers, 40
Com mi; roe

Ty.son, Camp& Co. (W. E.Camp, O. E.
Maltljy & Co ) cake and cracker bakers,
452 and 454 w Biliimore

Tyson Charles B. KIO n Paca

Tyson Pred'k. K. (Tyson & Bro.) 299 Madi-
son av

Tyson Henry S. (Ferguson & Tyson,) 34 s
Greene

TYSON HENRY, president of City P. R. R.,
office n e cor Baltimore and Eutaw, dw 67
McCulloh

Tyson Isaac, jr., 63 McCulloh

Tyson James W. (Isaac Tyson & Sons,)
Baltimore Co.

TYSO \ JESSE, chemical manufacturer,
Block-st. office over 7 South

Tyson Jesse, 33 Franklin

Tyson John P. (O. E. Maltby & Co.) 288
Madison av

TYSON JOHN S. 29 St. Paul, dw Howard
County

Tyson Joseph J. (Simms & Tyson,) 320
Hollins

Tyson Joshua J. H. stationery, 484 w Balti-
more, dw 390 Lexington

Tyson Margaret, teacher, 220 Harford av

Tyson Nathan, 299 Madison av

TYSON PHILIP T. geologist, office and dw
170 Garden

Tyson Richard W. jr., 222 n Charles

TYSON ROBERT ■& CO. (Robert Tyson,)
flour merchants, foot of Patterson

Tyson Robert, (R. Tyson & Co.) 299 Madi-
son av

Tyson R. VV. agent Baltimore spike manufac,
7 South, dw n w cor Charles and Eager

Tyte Mrs. Ann, fancy store, 57 e Baltimore

Tyte Charles, ship joiner, 57 e Baltimore

Tyte Thomas, ship joiner, 134 s Regester

Tzinsky John, grocery, 58 Thames

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Ubelxcker Casper, carpenter, 9 Harmony la
Uber Frederick, police, 230 i^arre
Ubert John, shoemaker, 18 Stiles
Udich H. Lewis, tailor, 80 Pearl
LTernan Henry, grocery, 74 Mulberry
Uhed Lewis, laborer, Monroe n of Pratt
Uhl Francis A. tobacconist, 41 Centre market

space, dw 30 Spring row
Uhl Jacob, furniture store, 58 Hampstead
Uhl Jacob, cooper, 31 Al)bot
Uhland John, tailor, 366 Penna av
Uhlenberg Harman H. grocer, 27 Clay
Uhlenberg J. George, tavern, s e cor German

and Eutaw
Uhler Erasmus, clerk, 27 s Eden
Uhler Geo. W. dry goods, 162 Franklin, dw

Lutherville, Baltimore Co
Uhler Dr. J. R. 294 w Loml)ard
Uhlfelder S. shoemaker, 63^4 Harrison
Uhlhorn Mrs. Dorothea, 40rw Fayette
Uhlhorn Frederick, machinist, 44 s Regester
Uhrig Emerich J. shoemaker, 31 Jordan al
Uhrig John, (John C R ui & Co.) 72 Park
Uhrig Philip, clerk, 72 Park
Uhrlaub Edward, Consul for Hanover, over
69 Exchange place, dw Lutherville, Balti-
more Co
Uhthoff Fred. A.C. bookkeep. 139 w Hoffman
Ulbich Adam, blacksmith, 112 e Fayette
Ulbicli Mrs. M. R. midwife, 112 e Payette
Ulbich Joseph, barkeeper, 112 e Fayette
Ulbrant George, laborer, 171 s Reirester
Ulery E. G., Fulton between Lexington and

Fayette
Ulle A Julius, tailor, 73 s Paca
Ullersperger Jacob, cook, 29 n Greene
Ullman Abraham, clothing and shoe store,

104 Low
Ullrich Joseph, painter, 41 s Regester
Ulman Alfred, (Ulman & Co.) .5 n Gay
Ulman Benjamin F. money aavanced on mer-
chandise, &c., 22 n Gay
Ulman B. F. (Ulman & Co.) 22 n Gay
Ulman & Co. (A. J. Ulman, B. F. Ulman , S.

J. Ulman,) liquors, 48 w Lombard
Ulman Joseph, shoe store, 215 s Charles
Ulman Solon J. (Ulman & Co.) 22 n Gay
IJlmer Jacob, laborer, rear of 378 Saratoga
Ulric Anna, confectioner, I6iJ s Ann
Ulric John, clerk, 169 s Ann
Ulrich Adam, carter, 141 Johnson
Ulrich Barbara, hucksteress, 40 Granby
Uliich Conrad, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
Ulrich Ernst W. grocery, 233 Hollins
Ulrich Fredk. W. shoemaker, 113 n Calvert
Ulrich Geo. F. confectioner, 118 Burgundy al
Ulrich George, musician, 101 n Paca
Ulrich H(mry C. clerk, 42 Columbia
Ulrich Henry, laborer, 102 Eastern av
Ulrich Henry, glass blower, 90 Eastern av
Ulrich Jacob, laborer, 41 Bank
Ulrich John, baker, s e cor Eden and Orleans
Ulrich John, laborer, 67 s Chapel
Ulrich John, laborer, 84 Luzerne
Ulrich Nicholas, laborer, 1 Vincent near Bal-
timore
Ulrich Nicholas, tavern and shoemaker, s e

cor Washington and Gough
Ulrich Philip, musician, 96 Harford av
Ulrich Samuel, (Miller & UlricJi,) tobacconist,
162 n High

RAYMOND, BtJUTOiV & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., liear Calvert, keep the L.ir-cst and
Best Aiii)oiiited Slilrr. and FuriusMiig t^ooaa Hou;se in tlie Tuited States.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

W.

ULR

427

VAC

Ulrich William, grocery, 4'2 Columbia
Ulrich Wm. W. huckster, 91 n Poppleton
Ulsch Caspar, shoemaker, Clinton nr EUicott
Umbach George, laborer, 34 Shakspear
Umbrack Mary, tailoress, 'J67 Raborg
Umbrack Sophia, tailoress, 267 Raborg
Umbrage Joseph, currier, 448 w Baltimore
Umhoffer Wilhelmina, over 3 s Front
UmlaufF Henry, n w cor High and Plowman
Umstad Jacob, clerk in Surveyor's office, 598

w Lombard
Umstad Jacob, grocery, n e corner Carey and

Lombard
Umsteadt Christian, stone mason, 22 Sterrett
Umsteadt August, shoemaker, 22 Sterrett
Uncles Benjamin, of B. & O. R. R., 52 n

Poppleton
Uncleltach Peter, laborer, 83 Ramsay
Uncelback Henry, baker, 430 Saratoga
Underhill Israel L. police, 34 Hoffman
Underwood A. J. conductor, 440 w Lombard
Underwood Mrs. Albert, rear of Boston near

Hudson
Underwood Emma, 191 n Fremont
Underwood George, painter, 7 Fremont near

Penna av
Underwood Henry R. wheelwright, 13 Jo-
sephine
Underwood James, baker, 192 n Broadway
Underwood Jane, ilressmaker, 167 e Pratt
Underwood John I. saddler, 528 Lexington
Underwood Joseph A. painter, 202e Madison
Underwood Joseph S. painter, 7 Fremont nr

Penna av
Underwood Joshua, 67 Jefferson
Underwood Noah, iron cutter, 10 Essex
Underwood Wm. printer, 46 Jackson
Unduch iN'icholas H. (Golder & Unduch,)632

w Baltimore
Undutch Frederick, soldier, 4 Williamson al
Undutch Nicholas, screwsman, 10 William-
son al
Unger Adam, mariner, 18 Granby
Unger AugOsi, baker, 176 n Caroline
Unger Caspar, iron roller, 157 s Regester
Unger & Rumohr, (Louis Unger, Henry Ru-

mohr,) shoes, 39 n Eutaw
Uniack Edward M. clerk, 163 s Sharp
Uniack John J. bookkeeper, 61 Lee
Uniack John, 163 s Sharp
UNION FIRE I VSURANCF. CO. OF BAL-
TIMORE, 42 Second, Otis Spear, secretary
— \See p. 9 Mvtrtisements.]
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND, s e cor

Fayette and Chai-les — {See ^^ppendix.)
UNION CLUB HOUSE, 51 n Charles
Union Hotel, s w cor Charles and Pratt, W.

J. Llovd, proprietor
UNION M A N U FACTURI VG COM P AN Y,

OF MARYLAND, 8 s Howard
Union Protestant Infirmary, Division betw

Mosher and McMechin
Union Relief Rooms (U. S. Government) 118

and 120 s Eutaw
United Brothers, (I. 0.) over s w cor Balti-
more and Tripolet's al
United States Board of Claims for Enlisted

Slaves, over 19 South
UNITED STATES APPRAISERS' Office,

s e cor Gay and Lombard
UNITED STATES ASSKSSOR'S OFFICE,
3d District Md., over 293 w Baltimore,
Joseph J. Stewart, assessor

UNITED STATES ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,

2d District, Md., 50 e Baltimore, John W.

Webster, assessor

United Slates Circuit and District (Masonic

Hall) Courts, U. S. building, n w cor North

and Fayette, Chief Judge, Salmon P. Chase,

clerk, Thomas Spicer
United States Marshal's office, U. S. building,

cor North and Fayette, Washington Boni-

fanl, marshal
United States Bonded Warehouses, s e cor

Aliceanna and Chester
UNITED STATES SANITARY COM-
MISSION, office 288 w Biltimore, J. T.

Pancoast, agent, dw227 n Eutaw
United States Provost Marshal's office, cor

Eutaw and Camden
United States Medical Purveyor's Store, 8 n

Charles
UNITED STATES PUBLIC STORE, s e

cor Gay and Lombard
United States Bonded Warehouse, Buchanan's

wharf
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH OF-
FICE, 21 South
United States Commissary, 20 South '
United States Quartermaster, 6 and 8 s.Gay
United States Warehouse, 2 Grant
University of Mary land. School of Letters

and Sciences, 32 Mulberry, Rev. E. A.

Dalrymple, D. D , president
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, School

of Medicine, n e cor Lombard and Greene —

[See p. 57 Jidvertiiemenls.]
Unkel Louisa, grocery, 252 n Howard
Unkelbach Adam, laliorer, 82 SomersiU
Unkelbach Charles, shoemaker, 22 Douglas
Unkelbag Andrew, baker, 211 Ch^snut
Unmuth Francis, tanner, 70 Preston
Unterwagner Frank, tavern, 26 w Lombard
Unversacht Jacob, grocery, n w cor Monu-
ment and Chester
Unveyacht August A. porter, 123 McElderry
Unwin Wm. gardener, 295 Lexington
Upp John, brakesman, 52 s Schroeder
Uppenheim Aaron, clerk, 145 Mulberry
Uppercue Charles, carpenter, 2H8 Franklin
Upperman Adam, carpenter, 10 Leadenhall
Upperman Henry E. clerk, 62 Rarre
Upperman Jeremiah, shoemkr. 18 s Schroeder
Upperman John, police, 42 s Oregon
Upton Benj. 71 Harford av
Upton Wm. Government warehouse, 26 Gough
Urbach Charles, collector, 82 Hillen
Urbach Wm. shoemaker, 83 Garden
Urban Adam, stone cutter, 66 Albemarle
Urbanitz Rudolph, 31 n Frederick
Urick John S. tailor, 97 n Fremont
Uriff A. shoemaker, 119 L. Greene
Usetage Margaret, over 2 Hawk
U. S. Military Commission, Maj. Wm. P.

Lord, Holiday st.
Ursula Sister Superior, at Baltimore Infirmary,

s e cor Lombard and Gi;eene
Utermohle Autrust, 62 e Pratt
Uthman John T. bookkeeper, 15 Penn
Utley Hiram, laborer, 11 Hubbard al
Uttz John, wheelwright, 48 n Schroeder
Uzuber Conrad, laborer, 405 Light

Vack NicHOLAs, shoemaker, n e cor Canton
av and Ann

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, <Slio.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

VAI

428

VAN

Vail Horaiio N. (T. Kensett & Co.) 171 n

Calvert
Vail John K. cigars, &c. 106 w Baltimore
Vaiier Sophia, 48 Carlton
Vain Abram, police, 85 Gough
Vain Edward, sr., butcher, 21 Fell's Point

market, dw n e cor Fayette and Durham
Vaine Thomas H. police, 98s Regester
Valentine Andrew, cake stand, n e cor Pmtt

and Commerce, dw 107 Albemarle
Valentine Elizabeth, dressmaker, 136 w Mad-
ison
Valentine Ezra, (Valentine & Thompson,) 420

Lexington
Valentine Francis, confectioner, cor Pratt and

Calvert, dw 25 Barre
Valentine Jacob, shoemaker, rear of 391 s

Sharp
Valentine John, hack driver, 211 Forrest
Valentine Mary J. dressmaker, 136 w Madison
Valentine Philip, laborer, 30 President
Valentine and Thompson, (E. Valentine, A.

D. Thompson,) millwrights, over cor West

Falls av and Lombard
Valiant Catherine, tailoress, 249 e Madison
ValianfHenry, engineer, 7 Watson
Valiant John, mariner, 95 s Exeter
Valiant John, shoemaker, 295 e Pratt
Valiant Julia Ann, 364 n Gay
Valiant Nicholas, (Wm. Thomas Valiant &

Co.) 180 e Monument
Valiant Sarah J. 95 s Exeter
Valiant Theodore D. (T. D. Valiant & Co.)

113 s Paca
VALIANT THEODORE D. & CO., (T. D.

Valiant, W. T. Valiant,) china and glass,

46 n Howard
VALIANT WM. THOMAS & CO., (N.

Valiant, Wm. T. Valiant,) importers and

dealers in china, glass and queensware, 216

w Pratt
Valiant W. T., (T. D. Valiant & Co.) 50

Conway
Valiant Wm. T. (Wm. T. Valiant & Co.) 50

Conway
Vallee John, painter, 183 n Dallas
Vallee Joseph A. collector, Orleans bet Ann

and Broadway
Valrich Wm. tailor, 113 Leadenhall
Van Arden Geo. picture cleaner, 132}^ n Gay
Van Arsdale A. M. 13 s Howard
Vanbach Charles, cigar maker, 260 s Sharp
Van Bibber Mrs. Lucretia, 129 n Charles
VANBIBBRRDr VV.CHEW, 47 Franklin
VAN B.jKKELIN Rev. L. state superinten-
dent public instruction, 21 n Calvert, dw

Lanvale w of Garden
Van Ruren John, tailor, s w cor Pratt and

Durham
Vance David, deputy district U. S. Marshal,

Masonic Hall, 17 St. Paul, dw 26 North
Vance Geo. laliorer, 60 McMechin
Vance James H. boiler maker, 135 e Pratt
Vance John J. laborer, 60 McMechin
Vance Joseph L. soldier, 60 McMechin
Vancott Daniel H. 232 n Eden
Van Court John, 67 s Ann
Vandanecker Geo. W. engineer, 77 Grundy
Vandaniker J. conductor N. C. R., 2ti7 Ca-
thedral
Vandaniker John, police, 61 n Schroeder
Vandaniker John, 4 Grundy
Vandaniker Joseph, 10 Grundy

Vandaniker Joseph, flagman N. C. R. 28'''

Cathedral
Vandaniker Joseph, soldier, 341 Mulberry
Vandaniker William, plumber, 323 w Fay-
ette, dw 341 Mulberry
Vandapear Joseph, mariner, 114 York
Vanderfer Andrew, cigar mak. 82 s Central av
Vanderlinken Valentine, porter, 49 Orchard
Vanderord Mrs. Ann E. corsets, 6\}4 n Eutaw
Vandersloot E. telegraph operator, n w cor

Calvert and Pleasant
Vane John A. police, 255 Canton av
Vanfosson David, soldier, 29 s Paca
Vangantte Charles, photographic operator,

127 w Baltimore
Van Hollan George, trunk mak. 123 Camden
Van Hollen John, baggage master, 238 Lee
Van Hollen John P confectionery, 206 e Bal-
timore
Vanhook John W. (Ray & Co.) Washing-
ton, D. C.
Vanhorn Edw. A. C. huckster, 121 Hillen
Vanhorn Elisha, carpenter, 347 Light
Vanb.orn John E. carpenter, 326 Light
Vanhorn Samuel, carpenter, 329 Light
Vanhorn William H. brickmaker,367 e Fay-
ette
Vanhutton Valentine, tailor, 230 w Pratt
Vanker Hammond, laborer, 25 n Dallas
VanleiT Solomon, bookkeeper, 7 Columbia
Vanlilj Stephen J. shoemaker, 133 s Fremont
Vanner Joseph, carter, 58 Bank

Vanner , moulder, 197 Conway

Van Ness Chas. W. photographist, over 159
w Baltimore, dw n e cor Fayette and Park
Van Ness Eugene, clerk, 217 Garden
Van Ness Mrs. Julia A. 217 Garden
Van Ness William, clerk, 217 Garden
Vannie John, portrait painter, 47 n Front
Van Nortwick Jno.V. D. trunk manufacturer,

259 w Baltimore, dw 71 s Greene
Van Nostrand Wm. A. shipsmith, screw

dock, dw 107 s Eden
Van Order David G. assist, telegraph operator,

21 Josephine
Van Order David H. collar maker, 21 Jose-
phine
Van Orsdel Rev. Hez. tailor, 152 n Eutaw,

dw 40 w Biddle
Vansant Mrs. Anna, 165 w Hoffman
Vansant August, laborer, 346 Cross
Vansant Auguslus, carpenter, 176 s Eutaw
Vansant George, laborer, 346 Cross
Vansant James M." clerk, 74 n Front
Vansant John, sergeant police, 160 Cathedral
Vansant John R. tinner, 90 Henrietta
VANSANT JOSHUA & SON, (J. Vansant,
Jos. Vansant,) hatters and hat and fur
dealers, 109 w Baltimore, Sun building
Vansant Joseph, (Joshua Vansant & Son,)

181 n High
Vansant Joshua, (Joshua Vansant & Son,)

74 n Front
Vansant Joshua, police, 68 Henrietta
Vansant Thomas, laborer, 162 Cathedral
Vansant Wm. L. 178 Hamburg
Vanscaltvvick Alphonsus, French teacher, 176

Madison av
Van Schaack Wm. W. clerk, 67 Barre
Van Tromp John, watch case maker, over 15

Light, dw 95 Gough
Vantz John, tanner, 2 Sarah Ann
Van Vleet David, 10 s Gay

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Marmfactiirf rs of AV'hIte Lend, Zinc, Putty, L.-.iin])l>lack, Glne,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and V^aruiblies, 100 \V. Liombard Strett

Well-dressed People buy their ClothiBg of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 "W. Baltimore Street.

VAN

429

VIN

Van Vorst Wm. H. machinist, 161 Mont-
gomery
Van Wart , photographer, 223 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Van WitsiMi E. S. tobacconist, 38 n Eutaw
Van Wyck B. saddler, 42 Lemmon
Vardy Joseph, pilot, 88 s Washington, F. P.
VarinaMrs. Edward C. 68 Ramsay
VARLEY THOMAS P. photographer, over
93 w Bailimore, dw 115 German

Varner , ship carpenter, 269 s Ann

Varney Sarah, 150 ri Bond

Vassman Charles, tailor, 19 Comet

Vandens Mme. Marie, corset maker, 309

Franklin
Vath Angelin, blacksmith, Hanover bet Ham-
burg and Cross
Vath Philip, cabinet maker, 329 n Centra] av
Vaughan Charles, drayman, 29 llinggold al
Vaughan Henry, U. S. N., 72 William
Vaughen Henry I. clerk, 43 w Biddle
Vaughen Patrick, milkman, 78 s Repuplican
Vaughen John & Co. lumber dealers, n e cor
Cathedral and Biddle, dw J. V. 43 w Biddle
Vaughn John, grocery and liquors, 6 Douglass
Vaughn Mary E. tavern, Boston w of Clinton
Vaupel John, silver plater, 191 Light
Veara F. boot and shoe store, 35 e Baltimore
Veara Joseph, cooper,- 181 e Lombard
Veasel Zaccheus, coffee roaster, 800 w Bal-
timore
Veasy Anna, dressmaker, 275 Hanover
Veazey Eliza, 132 Cathedral
"eazey James P. groceries and liquors, 117
McElderry's wharf '~"-""

Veazey John M. police, 98 Columbia
Veditz Anthony, grocery, 97 Low
Veditz Henry, tavern, 41 Saratoga
Veeh Jobst, box maker, 119 Plum
Vees Henry, sect'y German Fire Ins. Co. dw

248 Chase
Veil Elizabeth, 327 n Gay
Veisel John, lal)orer, 49 s Schroeder
Veith Martin, tailor, 8 Valley
VELLl.VES BENTON H., Ill Cross
Vellner Conrad, cooper, 340 Canton av
Velta Fredk. tailor, 249 Hanover
Venables Seth D., government wood meas-
urer, 123 n Caroline
Vencollem Serena, trimmings, 307 n Gay
Verges Lui'wich, blacksmith, 70 Eastern av
Verlander Daniel, cooper, 66 Orleans
Verlander Julia Ann, seamstress, 66 Orleans
Verleger Chas. F. herb doctor and veterinary

surgeon, 273 e Eager
Vermilya William, veterinary surgeon, 11

Mullikin
Vernetson C. M. clerk, 85 e Lombard
Vernetson George, salesman, 85 e Lombard
Vernetson Harriet, 85 e Lombard
Vernetson Mrs. Sarah, 71 Druid Hill av
Vernetson W. E. telegraph operator, 85 e

Lombard
Vernon Mrs. Ellen, 146 Washington, F. H.
Vernon Henry, marble cutter, 11 Grundy
Vernon John, shoemaker, 87 s Mount
Vernon Joseph, clerk, 146 Washington, F.H.
Vesenburg Henry, cabinet maker, 171 n Cen-
tral av
Vessel Henry, variety store, s e cor Hill and

Sharp
Vesey Patrick, shoemaker, 209 Vine
Vestemyer Fred'k, sailor, 287 Canton av

Vettaur Henry, laborer, 433 w Pratt
Vetten Z. jeweler, 11 Spring
Verper Charles, carver, 184 s Sharp
Vetter Gotleib, carpenter, 191 Henrietta
Vetter Gotleib, carpenter, 31 Union
Vetter John, tailor. 111 e Lombard
Vetter Martin, tailor, 111 e Lombard
Vettle Fred'k, laborer, n Mound nr Cathedral
Vey Fredk. E. currier, 62 Penna. av
VEY HENRY P. harness maker, 131 Penn-
sylvania av
Vey Lewis, harness maker, 131 Penna. av
Vial James, moulder, 101 s Poppleton
Viane John, merchant tailor, oyer 219 w Bal-
timore
Vicari Saverio, fruits and confectionery, 57 n

Charles, dw 111 Saratoga
Vicery Thomas, fruit and confectionery, 4 St,

Paul
Vick Michael, cooper, Monroe n of Pratt
Vickers Mrs. Ann, 37 n Eden
Vickers Albert, 29 McCulloh
Vickers B. A., president Marine Bank of Bal-
timore, 29 McCulloh
Vickers Geo. W. huckster, 190 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Vickers Geo. R. jr., clerk, 87 s Sharp
Vickers Geraldine, 87 s Sharp
Vickers Henry, tailor, 213 e Pratt
Vickers Jacob H. caulker, 163 Montgomery
Vickers Jesse, painter, 60 n Bond
Vickers Mrs. Joseph, 101 Plum
Vickers Mrs. Julia, 576 w Fayette
Vickers Mrs. Mary, 190 s Washington, P.P.
Vickers Wm. M. clerk, 190 s Paca
Vickery Chas. B. chair maker, 89 Jefferson
Vickery Hazeltine G. (Joseph Carson & Co.)

646 w Fayette
Vickery Jacob, bookkeeper, 494 w Fayette
VICKERY, MUIR & CO. (Wm. H. Vic-
kery, J. H. Muir, Wm. J. Carroll,) grocers
and ship chandlers, foot of West Falls av
and cor Aliceanna and Boston
Vickery Wm. H. (Vickery, Muir & Co.) 34

Stiles
Victor Aaron, rags, 81 Mullikin
Victory Joseph, carpets, 145 Lexington, dw

188 Saratoga
Viehmier Frederick, shoemaker, 69 James la
Viehmier Fred'k, jr., shoemaker, 69 James la
Vierlinger Charles, dentist, 23 German

VIESSMAN GEORGE, Confec-
tioner, 80 s Central av

Vietch Theodore, cutter, 173 n Spring
Vieweg Frank, cigar maker, 235 s Bond
Vieweg Henry, restaurant, 264 Canton av
Vill Lawrence, baker, 278 s Ann
Vilmer George, cooper, 256 Hamburg
Vimbeck Charles, cigar maker, 260 s Sharp
Vincent Christopher, coal oil, 68 Jefferson
Vincent Jesse, boiler maker, 204 Lee
Vincent Sister Mary, principal St. Vincent de

Paul's parish school, 35 n Front
Vincente Edward P. coachmaker, 238 n Cen-
tral av
Vincerool John, second-hand dealer, 5 L.

Montgomery
Vine Ann Matilda, grocery, 9 Neighbor
Vine Mitchell, periodicals, Barnum's hotel,
dw 9 Neighbor

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWIXG MACHINE is the best for all purposes— SAUCS
R009IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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VOL

Vinegar Charles, laborer, 52 Portland

Vinegar George, car driver, 121 Thames

Viner Jacob, yO Hillen

Viney Douglass, engineer, 16 Ogston

Vinsant (ieo. K. soldier, 349 Cross

Vinsant Geo.W., Adams Express, 349 Cross

Vinson Mrs. Ann, ]44 Conway

Vinson Mrs. Kate, 147 Conway

Vinson Samuel J. teacher, 147 Conway

Vinton Hester A. 181 G. Hughes

Vinton Dv. R. Spencer, 578 Lexington

Vinton tiohert S tinner, 24 n Eden

Vinyard Ellen, 43 Harmony al

Vinyard Henry, laborer, 83 Harmony al

Vinyard James, butcher, 147 n Fremont

Vinyard John, butcher, 77 n Oregon

Vinup John F, tailor, 64 McElderry

Vinup John R. tailor, 62 McElderry

Viol John, tailor, 66 n Bond

Virden W. W. over Peoples Bank, n e cor

Baltimore and Faca
Virtue John, engineer, 695 w Baltimore
Virtue Thomas, boiler maker, 695 w Balti-
more
Virtue Walter, clerk, 695 w Baltimore
Virtue & Yorston, publishers, over 7 South
Vishat D irunkmaker, 53 Portland
Visher John, carpenter, 63 Bureii

Vobe , porter, 327 Hanover

VOCKE CLAAS & CO. (C Vocke,) com-
mission and shij)ping merchants, 116 s
Charles
Vocke Claas, consul of the Netherlands, 116

s Charles, dw 38 n Charles
Vocke Frederick F. clerk, 283 Hanover
Vocke Ho.ssl)ach, piano maker, 283 Hanover
VOCKEY THEODORE & CO. (T. Vockey,

A. Beck,) liquors, 132 w Lombard
Vockey Theodore, (Theodore Vockey & Co.)

326 w Fayette
Vodembi-rg Wm. grocery, 147 Hill
Voden Rubert, machinist, 532 w Lombard
Voelker Elizabeth, bakery, 316 s Bond
Voelker Joseph, second-hand dealer, 25 Short
Voelker Michael, cooper, 146 s Regester
Voelker Sister Maria, Superioress St. Vincent

Infant Asylum
Vogalson John, clerk at Almshouse
Vogel Andrew, tailor, 53 Burke
Vogel Casper, carpenter, 24 s Chapel
Vogel David, dry goods, 275 n Gay
Vogel Emil, artist, 170 Mulberry
Vogel Francis, blacksmith, 418 s Charles
Vogel George, gardener, Garrison la n Fred-
erick mad
Vogel George, shoemaker, 25 Perry
Vogel Geo. cooper, s e cor Hanover and West
Vogel Hfiiry, tailor, 322 s Sharp
Vogel Philip R. (Lipps & Vogel,) 20 Calver-

ton road
Vogel Solomon, second-hand dealer, 42 Dou-
glass
Vogel Wm. 171 Mulberry
Vogel Xavier, porter, basement St. James

school, 73 Siimerset
VOGELER AUGUST & CO. (A. Vogeler, G.

J. Luhii,) druggi.sts, 5 and 7 s Liberty
Vogeler August, (August Vogeler & Co.) 85

s Faca
Vogeler Charles H. hosiery, corsets, wors-
steds, &c. 103 w Baltimore, dw 1()6 s Sharp
Vogelgesaiig Adam, cabinet maker, 88 n
Howard

Vogelgesang Jacob, grocery, 36 Johnson
Vogell Charles, butter dealer, 25 n Greene
Voght Mrs. Margaret, 65 n Front, n of Foun-
dry
Voglein Christopher, box maker, 78 n Front,

n of Foundry
Voglein Joseph, potter, 110 s Durham
Vogler Adam, grocery, 230 s Broadway
Vogler Andrew, shoemaker, 299 Miceanna
Vogler Henry, carpenter, 255 w Biddle
Vogler Matthew, vinegar, 154 s Spring

Voglewaid , tailor, 37 n Dallas

Vogline Catherine, 144 n Central av

Vogt Mrs. Caroline, 58 s Central av

Vogt Dorotha M 137 s Sharp

Vogt Geo. A. huckster, 53 Pearl

Vogt Harman H. brass fiiiishir, 137 s Sharp

Vogt John, laborer, 57 s Oregen

Vogt John, tailor, 86 s Bond

Vogt John, laborer, 176 s Wolfe

Vogt John, shoemaker, 37 Brown

Vogt J. Henry, clerk, 75 Warner

Vogt Lewis, tailor, 62 Stiles

Vogt Lewis, machinist, 137 s Sharp

Vogt Peter, varnisher, 131 Camden

Vogt Wm. soldier, 13 May

Vogts Wm. beer saloon; 144 Lancaster

Voight Mrs. Catharine, 109 n Fremont

Voight John, shoemaker, 2.')3 Light

Voigt George W. cooper, 1(19 n Fnmont

Voigt Henry, shoemaker, 570 w Lombard

Voigt Lewis, tobacconist, 4 Columbia

Voigt Werner, cigar make-r, 198 w Fayette

VOIGT WM. AUGUST, lager beer saloon,

348 Light
Volandt John, musician, 181 e Madison
Volandt Mrs. Margaret A. 315 Light
Volbraiidt Henry, cooper, 44 s Central av
Volbrecker Wm. caijinnt maker, 141 Lee
VOLCK ADALBERT J. dentist, 121 n

Charles, dw Catonsville
Volck Francis, lager beer saloon, 18 s Fred-
erick
Volck Francis, laborer, 15 Bevan
VOLK FRANCIS, shoe store, 48 s Charles,

dw 27 Gran by
Volk Henry, painter, 16 e Lombard
Volk Joseph, shoemaker, 48 s Charles
Volk Peter, liquor, 488 w Lombard
Volker Henry, laborer, 235 e Lombard
Volker Jacob, shoemaker, 16 Druid Hill av
Volker Michael, tailor, 23 Barnes
Volker Michael, shoemaker, 82 North
Volkel Theodore, tailor, 217 n Central av
Volkert Nicholas H. shoemaker, 641 w Bal-
timore
Volkman August, dentist, 210 s Eutaw
VOLKMAN CHARLES, restaurant, 76 s

Howard
VOLKMAN CONRAD, confpct'r, 28 Haw
Volkman Wm. shoemaker, Gl Plum al
Volkmar Casper, shoemaker, 105 Low
Volkmar Charles, artist and re.storer of paint-
ings, 8 n Frederick
Volkmar David, tinner, 110 Peiina. av
Volkmar George D. tinner, 108 Penna. av
Volkmar Henry, stamping and pinking depot,

555 w Baltimore
Volkmar Henry, fancy goods, 549 w Balto.
Voll Michael, butcher, 28 Forrest
Voll Michael, butcher, 29 Preston
Voll Joseph, shoemaker, 5 Collins ct
VoUandt Mrs. Emily, 82 Ensor

JAMES H. aOHNSOlV, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's FJre and AVater-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking^ Tubes, over 09 W. Balttniore-st.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

VOL

431

WAG

VoUandt Fei-dinand, wnnd carver, 6 Peach al
Vollir)i!;sfi>rd Lnuisa, 15 Townsend
Vollmar Cliaik's, Ixulier, 57 Gough
Volmaii Fivd'k, laborer, 56 Portland
Volmar Charles R. bf)okkeeper, 60 Centre

market space
Volmar Lewis, bakery, 297 n Central av
Vollmer John C, confectioner, 57 Goug-h
Volmer Lewis, shoemaker, 169 w Pratt
Voltz George, cigar maker, 44 s Oregon
Volz Anton, laborer, 494 Penna. av-
Volz George, carpet weaver, 531 w Lombard
Volz Peter, slioem^tker, 113 Saratoga
Vondamn Mr.s. Peter, 384 Penna av
Von dc Linden Valejitine, porter, 49 Orchard
Vender Fehr Anton, cigar maker, over 82 s

Central av
Vond''rlieide Herman H. bootmaker, 72 n

Gay
Vonderheide John H. G. shoemaker, 95 Low
Vonde-rhorst John H. grocer, 107 Granby
Vonderhorsi J. H. tavern, n e corner Thames

and Ann
Vondersmith Daniel, 193 w Fayette
Vondersniith Samuel, Adams Express, 143 w

Madison
Vondrehle John H. grocery, cor Charles and

Balderstoii
Vondi-Min Jolm, paver, 82 Somerset
Voneiff George L wines, liquors, &c., 444 w

Baltimore, dw 187 German
Vonheime George, tailor, 98 Conway
Vonheine J H. grocery, 65 and 67 s Howard
Vonhiiini George, tailor, n w corner Conway

and L. Paea
VON KAPFF & ARENS, (H. Von KapfT,
H. Ai-ens,) sliiftping and commission mer-
chaiiis, 22 Germ m
Von Kapir F -rdinand. clerk, 30 n Greene
Von Kiplf Mrs Frederick, 85 Park
Von Kapff H rman, (Von Kapff & Arens,)
consul for'Lubeck, 22 German, dw n e cor
Lanvale and Grundy
Von Lingen G. A. clerk, 9 s Charles
Von Lussburg Oscar, cabinet maker, 252 s

Charles
Von Spreckelsen Christina, 30 Cathedral
Von Spreckelsen Mrs. Jane, 30 Cathedral
Vordeirburg Herman H. grocery, 219 Ham-
burg
Vordeinburg Wm. grocery, 147 Hill
Vore Johnson C. Sdilinaker, 128 Bank
Vorstag Herman, hat and cap store, 256 n

Gay
Vosaman Reinhardt, shoemaker, 65 Orleans
VOSBliRGH & CO. (J. W. Vosburgh,) cm-
mission merchants, 72 South and 8 B jwly 's
wharf
Vosburgh J. W. (Vosburgh & Co.) Charles-

st. av Bako. Co.
Voshell John C. proprietor Voshell house 27

Holiday
Voss B Franklin, 238 n Calvert
Voy Thomas, laborer, 119 Elliott
Voyce Giorge, brickmaker, 596 Light
Voyce John, brickmaker, 120 West
Voyce Ttionias, brickmaker, 120 VVest
Voyce Thomas, collar maker, 8 Ensor
Voyce Win. brickmaker, 100 Johnson

W
Wachtel John, clerk, 3t6 w Fayette
Wachter Cliristof, laborer, 482 Penna. av

Wack Henry, shoemaker, 65)^ Centre Mar"

ket space, dw 27 Albemarle
Wackes John, cigar maker, 55 Harford av
Wackessear Tobias W. cigar maker, 15 Lan-
vale
Wacker Philip, German and English Insti-
tute, 176 Hamburg
Waddaeur Augustus, fancy goods, 188 s

Broadway
"Waddell Josephine, tailoress, 79 Franklin
Waddell James, laborer, 22 Constitution
Waddell Wm. A. block and pump maker, 5

Fell, dw 64 s Bond
Waddy Margaret, n w cor Calhoun and Lom-
bard
Waddy Wm. sailmaker, n w cor Calhoun and

Lombard
Waddy Thomas E. (Lamdin & Waddy,) n

w cor Calhoun and L'unbard
Wade Ann E 142 n Charles
Wide Hr-nrv, butcher 124 s Bond
Wide Wm. "laborer, 222 s Bethel
Wademyer W clerk, 147 s Greene
Waegandt Philip, soldier^, 198 w Fayette
VVaergrund Francis, iiph'dst'r, 322 Mulberry
Waesche F. R. 333 Lexington
Waesche George F. II. 3.13 Lexington
Waesche Mrs Margaret, 333 Lexington
Wagenfeldt Herman H. laborer, 136 Barre
Wagenfield Henry, 1:j6 B iriv
Wageiifuhrer Henry, tail.n-, 62 s Bethel
Waiter Joseph, laborer, 95 Washington, F. H.
Wau;giier Casper, laborer, 4'.i Preston
Wagijner Charles, tanner, 72 s Cmitral av
Waggner George, sailm iker, 204 Gough
Waggner Isaiah, 80 s W.ishington, F. P.
Waggner John H. block, pump and capstan

maker, 36 Fell, dw 297 e Lombard
Wailgner Lewis, ship joiner, s e cor Thames

and Wolfe, dw 322 e Pratt
Wai^ner Adam, laborer, Monroe n of Pratt
Wagner Adam, porter, 509 w Pratt
Wagner Adam, carter, 47 Granby
Wagner Albert J. lager beer saloon, cor East

av and Elliott
Wagner Albert, tailor, 124 s Durham
Wagner, Alex, boatman, 202 Mmngomery
Wagner Amile, tailor, 7:) Harrison
Wagner Andrew, sawyer, 26 Biddle al
Wagner Mrs. Ann, 233, (227) n Eutaw
Warner August, shoemaker, 46 s Poppleton
WAGNER AUGUST, manufacturer of brass
ware and gas fixtures, 30 Hanover, dw 666
Saratoga. — [See p. 33 Jidveiiiseinenl^.]
Wagner Mrs. Augusta, embroiderer, 139 Lex-
ington
Wagner B. Lansing, (J. & B. L. Wagner,) 24

Camden
Wagner Baltus, watchman, 6 Henry
Wagner Basil, clerk, 233 (227) n Eutaw
Wagner Casper, carpenter, 137 L Greene
Wagner Casper, laborer, 299 Penna. av
Wagner Casper, baker, 134 G.-rman
Wagner Catherine, 44 n Central av
Wagner Catherine, china store, 97 Harrison
Wagner Catherine, 24 Lee
Wagner Charles A. druggist, 310 n Gay
Warner Cliarles J. driver, 415 w Pratt
Wagner Dr. Charles F. 235 s Eutaw
Wagner Conrad, tailor, 134 Low
Wagner Conrad, blacksmith, Hamburg betw

Sharp and Howard
Wagner Conrad, laborer, 265 s Ann

SaUrts, Dratvers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at R lY-
MOND, BURTON & CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

WAG

432

WAL

Wagner Conrad, wagon maker, 244 Hamburg
Wagner David F. clerk, 14 s Carey
Wagner Daniel, laborer, 25 Peach al
Wagner Frank, cooper, 22 s Regester
Wagner Frederick, laborer, 37 n Amity-
Wagner Frederick, laborer, 67 s Cliappel
Wagner Fred'k, silver plater, 26 n Frederick
Wagner Fred'k H. shoemaker, 3 May
Wagner Fred'k, shoemaker, 225 Light
Wagner Mrs. Frances, 200 Penna. av

Wagner , tobacconist, 280 s Sharp

Wagner Ferdinand, daguerreian gallery, 63

w Baltimore
W-agner Francis, car driver, 415 w Pratt
Wagner Francis, laborer, 84 Lancaster
Wagner Frederick, 268 s Durham
Wagner George, nail maker, 5 Gould's la
Wagner George, furniture wagon, 4 Lewis
Wagner George, painter, 34 s Schroeder
Wagner George painter, 403 w Lombard
Wagner George, carter, 100 York
Wagner George, blacksmith, 101 Vine
Wagner George W. baker, 502 n Gay
Wagner Godfrey, tailor, 81 Harrison
Wagner Harman, shoemaker, 9 n Dallas
Wagner Harvey, glass blower, 245 Hanover
Wagner Hedweig, tailor, 79 Harrison
Wagner Henry Clay, (U. Lloyd & Co.,) 233

(227) n Eutaw
Wagner Henry, blacksmith, Hamburg betw

Howard and Sharp
Wagner Henry, 26 n Frederick
Wagner Henry, tailor, 44 n Central av
Wagner Henry, clerk, 134 German
Wagner Henry, laborer, 280 s Sharp
Wagner Henry, shoemaker, 137 n Bond
Wagner Henry, wagoner, 182 s Washington

F. P.
Wagner Herman, clerk, 30 n Greene
Wagner James F., U. S. appraiser, 88 e Fay-
ette
Wagner Jacol), watchman, 235 e Pratt
Wagner Joanna, cake and candy shop, 2 Sa-
ratoga
Wagner John, cabinet maker, 7 Clay
Wagner John, carpenter, 17 Plum ai
Wagner John, baker, 8 Bank •

Wagner John, wheelwright, 14 President
Wagner John, (J. & B. L. Wagner,) 158 s

Sharp
WAGNER'J. & B. L. (J. Wagner, B. L.
Wagner,) proprietors Green iiouse, 190 w
Pratt
Wagner John, tailor, 162 Orleans
Wagner John, laborer, 32 Hampstead
Wagner Julianna, milkwoman, Winan's Row
Wai^ner Lemuel, ship carpenter, 143 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Wagner Lewis, hardware, 435 w Baltimore
Wagner Mrs. Louisa, 220 Light
Wagner Louis, laborer, 41 Goodman al
Wagner Louis, cabinet maker, 137 Stirling
Wagner iMrs. Margaret, 186 Hughes
Wagner Margaret, 55 s Cliapel
Wagner Mary A. tobacco, 256 Eastern av
Wagner Michael, shoemaker, 5 Spruce al
Wagner Micliael, cooper, 257 West
Wagner Michael, laborer, 325 e Lombard
Wagner Philip, jr. candy maker, 458 wLom-

bard
Wagner Philip, shoemaker, 35 s Schroeder
Wagner Philip, porter, n e cor Pratt and Light
Wagner Reinhardt, weaver, 19 n Pine

Wagner Robert, porter, 27 Spring
Wagner Thomas, laborer, 90 Eastern av
Wagner Wm. A. collector, 168 n Exeter
Wagner Wm. laborer, 200 Penna. av
Wagner Wm. box make!-, 9 Leadenhall
Wagner Wm. H. watchman, 9 Gough
Wagner Wm. cooper, 29 Peach al
Wagner Wm. teamster, 24 Walsh
Wagner Wilhelm, huckster, 216 s Bethel
Wagnershwentz, Henry, 26 n Frederick
Wahans Frederick, (Ostendorf & Co.) 43

Marion
Wahl A. R. milliner, 95 n Gay, dw 70 n Front
Wahl A. clerk, 225 s Broadway
Wahl Charles, laborer, 167 s Wolfe
Wahl Jacob, hatter, 340 w Baltimore, dw 225

s Broadway
Wahl John M. 70 n Front
Wahl John M. jr. clerk, 70 n Front
Wahman T. H. salesman, 49 Hanover
Waicker Mrs. Augusta, 60 Jefterson
Waidner Frederick A. clerk, 124 Columbia
Waidner Jacob B. (John C. Bridges & Co.)

273 w Fayette
Waidner Jacob P. whip and cane maker, 564

Saratoga
Waidner John J. can maker, 122 Eislein
Waidner John M. drover, 273 w Fayette
Waidner Lewis A milkman, 124 Columbia
Wain Frederick, butcher, 2 Park la
Wain Geo. H. soldier, 184 Conway
Wain Lewis, furniture wagoner, 221 Peirce
Wainhold Thomas, tavern, Philadelphia road

near city limits
Wainwright H. H. pres. Bankers and Broker's

telegraph
Wair David J. machinist, Falls road near toll

gate
Waite Matthew H. bookseller, 138 w Balti-

morei dw Baltimore Co.
Waite Mrs. Richard C. 81 Lee
WAITE SAMUEL R. ship chandlery, s w

cor Hughes and Covington, and ship smith

n w cor Covington and Montgomery, dw

81 Lee
Waits Geo. J. mate, 157 Gough
Waivard John, laborer, 10 Russell
Waitz J. H. cupper and leacher, 64 Ensor
Wake John C. sail maker, 103 McElderry's

wharf, dw 134 Gough
Wakely James P. undertaker, 42 n Eden
Wakeman Alonzo, provision dealer, 245 Hoff-
man
Wakenfeld Henry, foundryman, 138 Barre
Wakewert Ernest, 199 s Bethel
Walbert Henry, box maker, 89 Eastern av
Walch Andrew, shoemaker, 121 s Eden
Walch Mrs. Anna, 178 Constitution
Walcott Samuel T. tin smith, 335 Saratoga
Waldeck Valentine, shoemaker, 271 s Bond
Walden Christian, shoemaker, 190 Lemmon
Walder Peter, laborer, 96 s Chapel
Waldon Edward J. huckster, 223 Gough
Waldman Margaret, 352 e Eayette
Waldman Wm. C. teaclier, 352 e Fayette
Waidner Francis, tavern, 54 North
Waldo Charles W. carpenter, 178 Bank
Waldron George, laborer, 216 w Pratt
Waldsmith Louis, cooper, 17 Comet
Wales Wesley, cigar maker, 318 Eastern av
Wales Wm. S. printer, 300 Eastern av
Wales Wm. editor of Clipper, Republican n

of Franklin

J. HEIVRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Sue
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's WlOMxt.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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433

WAL

Wales \Vm. farmer, Oregon n of Franklin
Walijer Louis, tobacconist, 450 w Baltimore
Walg;en Henry, painter, 44 Jackson
Walkemier Frederick, tailor, 179 e Pratt
Walkens Charles, shoemaker, 58 Centre mar-
ket space
Walker Amelia, 75 s Durham
Walker August, porter, over 94 w Pratt
Walker Benjamin F. expressman, 403 w Fay-
ette
Walker Charles W. 255 Madison av
Walker Catherine H. 97 s Exeter
Walker Elias, manager Lazaretto furnace,

foot of Clinton, Canton
Walker Elizabeth, boarding, 58 n Central av
Walker Elizabeth, 99 n High
Walker Ellen, tailoress, 61 Boyd
Walker Mrs. Emily, 155 L. Greene
Walker Mrs. Emily, 268 Saratoga
Walker Eliza, 75 s Durham
Walker Mrs. Elizabeth, 28 Williamson al
Walker Edwin, wholesale feed dealer, 99

South, dw 58 s Greene
Walker George F. boat builder, 262 e Pratt
Walker George W. wood dealer, 30 w Biddle,

dw 190 Pennsylvania av
Walker Henry, restaurant, 110 Dugan's whf
Walker Henry, grocery, n w cor Jefferson

and Dallas
Walker Henry, grocery, 53 Centre market

S|)ace
Walker Isaac, grocer and commis. merchant,

6 Bowly's whf, dw 60 n Greene
Walker James L. shipwright, 169 Gough
Walker James, clerk, 84 Hanover
Walker James H. 75 s Durham
Walker James, laborer, 77 s Spring
Walker Capt. James, 158 Bank
Walker John, watchmaker, 54 s Sharp
Walker J. F. 40 Lexington
Walker John, (J. Walker & Co.) 100 Hano-
ver
Walker John M. real estate broker, office 10
Law buildings, St. Paul, dw 226 w Biddle
Walker John H. clerk, 63 Centre market

space
Walker John H. tinner, &c., Strieker n of

Mulberry
Walker John F. restaurant, 254 s Bond
Walker John, watchmaker, 25 s Howard

Walker john & co. (j. Waiker, d.

Harris,) wholesale druggists, 39 s Charles
Walker Joseph, cigar maker, 143 Conway
Walker Joseph W. machinist, 95 s Exeter
Walker Joseph P. mariner, 60 Fawn
Walker Jof^hua, (Thomas, Walker & Co.)

61)2 w Fayette
Walker Luther, C. cigar maker, 1 Laurel
Walker Mrs. Margaret A. 34 s Republican
Walker Matilda, dressmaker, 99 n Howard
Walker M. telegraph agent, 100 n Front
Waiker Mrs. Margaret R. 119 Cross
Walker Mary E. tailoress, 261 West
Walker Mrs. 217 Henrietta
Walker Nathaniel C. mariner, 196 s Ann
WALKER NOAH & CO. (N. Walker, S.
H. Caughy, N. W. Caughy,) clothiers,
Washington building, 165 and 167 w Balti-
more.— [See p. 55 MverHsements.]
Walker Noah, (^oah Walker & Co.) Balti

more Co.
Walker Patrick, laborer, Fulton s of Pratt
Walker Peter D. machinist, 413 Saratoga

WALKER R. H. & CO. (R. H. Walker,
Charles Reifsnider,) flour commission mer-
chants, 153 n Howard
Walker Richard, J. J. clerk, 4 s Liberty
Walker Ridgely, clerk, 91 s Sharp
Walker R. H. (R. H. Walker & Co.) 54 a

Bond
Walker Major Robert C. paymaster U. S. A.

40 w Monument
Walker Robert, clerk, 101 n Fremont
Walker Samuel, (Delcher & Co.) Anne Arun-
del Co.
Walker Samuel F soldier, 3 Fremont near

Penna. av
Walker Samuel T. police, 616 w Baltimore
Walker Samuel, Point lane near Harford av
Walker Samuel F. japanner, 241 Conway
Walker Sater T. machinist, 21 Willow
Walker Mrs. Sarah, 544 w Baltimore
Walker Mrs. Sarah B. seamstress, 204 Con-
way
Walker Sarah S. 42 n Bond
Walker Thomas S coal dealer, 30 w Biddle,

dw 242 Pennsylvania av
Walker W. F. japanner, 48 German, dw 175

s Paca
Walker Wm. C. 155 L. Greene
Walker Wm. G. laborer, 141 Harford av
Walker VVm. seaman, 155 L Greene
Walker Wm. shoemaker, 176 East
Walker Wm. H. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Walker Wm. H. superintendent gas worka,

333 s Sharp
Walker Zeb. carpenter, 45 Gittings
Wall Christiana, teacher, 98 n Howard
Wall Charles A. clerk, 69 n Paca
Wall Eph. H. builder, 69 n Paca
Wall George, bookkeeper, 98 n Howard
Wall J. Edw. bookkeeper, 340 w Lombard
Wall James, ship carpenter, 7 Philpot
Wall John, shoemaker, 31 Pearl
Wall John," blacksmith, 84 e Madison
Wall John, (J. Cotter & Co.) 46 s Bond
Wall Joseph W. clerk, Mount n of Lexing-
ton
Wall Capt, Martin, 181 Hanover
Wall Michael, laborer, 305 Forrest
Wall Richard, labore.", Re.servoir av
Wall Samuel, attendant Md. Hospital
Wall Mrs. Sarah A. 340 w Lombard
•Wallace Adam, blacksmith, 98 Albemarle
Wallace Andrew J. caulker, 19 Williamson a?
Wallace Capt. 276 M.idison av
Wallace Daniel C. gas fitter, 103 s Exeter
Wallace David, printer, 104 w Fayette
Wallace Mrs. Eliza, 13 Watson
Wallace George, 293 e Pratt
Wallace George F. agent Adams Express, 45

Watson
Wallace Harrison, carpenter, 103 s Exeter
Wallace Horatio, shoemaker, 234 Bank
Wallace James J. clerk, 103 s Exeter
Wallace John C. bottler, 25 Diamond
Wallace Joseph W. clerk, 144 Ensor
WALLACE MAJOR GEN. LEW, com-
mander middle dept., dw Eutaw House
Wallace Mrs L 45 Watson
Wallace iVIartin, huckster, 3 Diamond
Wallace Michael, 77 Orleans
Wallace Robert V. clerk, 103 s Exeter
Wallace Samuel, baker, 100 n Eden
Wallace Mrs. Sarah E. tailore.ss, 16 Wyeth
Wallace Mrs. Susan, 101 William

*UG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers or White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Gla«,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and Vamliiheg, lUO W. Lombard Street.

28

SMITH BKOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

WAL

434

WAL

Wallace Walter, machinist, s w cor Eager

and McKim
Wallace Wm. K , Maliby house
Wallace Wm. 105 e Fayette
Wallace Wm. cl.rk. 103 s Exeter
Wallace Wm. T. bricklayfi"") 803 w Baltimore
Wallace Wm. jr., clerk, 27t> Madison av
Wallace Wm. A. janitor Md. Institute, 13

Watson
Wallace Wm. E. police detective, 105 e Fay-
ette
Wallbellech Wm. porter, 61 s Reg^ester
Wallen Abija, pilot, 24 Williamson al
Wallen Margaret, s w cor Spring and Chew
Wallenstein Abraham, butcher, 3G Belair

market, dw 72 Orleans
Wallensti'in Solomon, provisions, 123 s Bond
Wallen Patrick, laborer, 49s Dewberry al
Waller Mary, 280 s Bond
Wall.r Simon, provisions, 185 Eastern av
Waller Warren, 17 Mullikin
Wallerstein Simon, dry goods, 182 Lexington,

dw 184
Wallerwein George, 344 Canton av
Wallerwein John, 344 Canton av
Wallgi 11 .VI IS Catherine, 137 Raborg
Walling Charles E. groceries and provisions,

364 w Lombard, dw 499
Wallinji Geo. G. conductor, 24 Scott
Wallis Ann, 229 n Eutaw
Wallis Edward, laborer, 8 Fulton al
Wallis E. Edward, restaurant, 57 Hanover
Wallis Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 89 North
Wallis S Teackle, (Wallis & Thomas,) 37

St. Paul
WALLIS & THOMAS, (S. Teackle Wallis,

John H. Thomas,) attorneys, 37 St. Paul
Wallis Wm. E. detective, 105 e Fayette
Wallis Wm. H. clerk, 269 n Eutaw
WallmiUer Louis, laborer, 223 s Wolfe
Walnisley Edwin, 67 Chew
Walmsliy Eliza 'th, gaiter bind 'r,305 Saratoga
Walmsley Wm. H. coach painter, 15 Mott
Walper Jacob, baker, 137 s Exeter
Walpert Frederick, grocery, 1 Frederick road

w of city limits
WALSH & CONRADT, (Wm. H. Walsh,
George F. Conradt,) carpet warehouse, 1 n
Gay
Wal.sh Dennis, tailor, Boston w of Clinton
Walsh Henry, cond. city pass, cars, 158 s

Ann
Walsh James, blacksmith, 137 West
Walsh James, shoemaker, 10 Addison
WALSH J AS. P. restaurant, 152 n Calvert
Walsh Mrs. Jane, 16 Aisqiiilh
Walsh Ji tferson J. mate, lOrt Cathedral
Walsh J. sse, painter, 129 w Madison
Walsh Johanna, hucksteress, cor Eutaw and

Camden
Walsh John, laborer, 221 William
Walsh Mary, tavern, 39 w Lombard
Walsh Patrick, cellar diffjjer, 4 Tyson
Walsh Philip, carpenter, 108 Cathedral
Walsh Timothy, 25 Moslur
WALSH I'll' 'MAS, bottler, 29 s Frederick,

dw 159 0 High
Walsh 1 homns, laborer, 49 York
Walsh Wm. H. (Walsh & Conradt,) 651 w

Lombard
WaUhe David J. clerk, 161 w Lombard
Walsiruiii Geo. W. bricklayer, 38 Haubert
WalstruiM Peter, shoemaker, 126 s Howard

Walstrum Peti'r , jr. shoem'kr,126 s Howard
Waltehaefer Chrisiiwn, gunsmith, 19 n Oregon
Walli-haefer D')retta, grocery, 19 n Oregon
Waltemeyer Henry, shoemaker, 678 w Bal-
timore
Waliemeyer Jacob, preserver of fruits, &c.,

13 and 15 Mercer, dw 79 Camden
Waltemeynr Jacob, (J. T. Mit.-hell & Co.)

79 Camden
Waltimeyer John, grocer, 518 Penna. av
Waltemeyer John, wheelwright, 113 n Spring
Waltemeyer Warren C. niach'si, lJ9Hollins
Walter Abraham, clerk, 62 n Pine
Walter .Adam, stone cutter, 33 James la
Walter Adam, tailor, 111 McElderry
Walter Alexander M. painter, 5 s Front
Walter Amanda, milliner, 714 w Baltimore
Walter Ambrose, (Carroll & Walter,) 714 w

Baltimore
Walter August, dairy, 301 n Central av
Walter August, tavern, 58 Centre market

space
Walter Charles, tailor, 33 Thames
Walt.'r Charles H. M. ch-rk, 580 Lexington
WALTER CHARLES H. M. clerk, 109 n

Howard
Walter Conrad, lithographer, 871 w Pratt
Walter Conrad, broom maker, 229 s Durham
Waller Daniel, tailor, 202 Cross
Walter Edmund, tobacconist, 241 e Baltimore
Walter Edward, cigar maker, 252 s Bond
Walter Frederick W. piano maker, 178Heirce
Waller George R. timber cutter, 155 s Ann
Walter George, baker, 36 s Republican
Walter George W. commission merch., 119

Smith's wharf, dw 5dO Lexington
Walter George K. (Walter & McGlue,) 112

Gi'rman
WALTER & McGLUE, (George K.Wal-
ter, Geo. T. McGlue,) flour com. merch., 24
s Howard
Walter Menry, whitewasher, 377 Hamburg
Walter H. Edward, buicher, 75 Lexington
and 12 Hollins marki'ts, dw 156 Penna av
Walter Henry, distiller, 77 s Register
Walter James N. clerk, 13 McHenry
Walter John M. handle maker, 13 Chesnut al
Walter John, laborer, 217 s Ann
Waller John, laborer, 8 Harmony la
Walter John, pattern maker, 363 s Charles
Walter John, bricklayer, 28(1 n Eutaw
Walter John G. lager beer, 85 Harrison
Walter John, tailor, 14 Etna la
Walter Joseph Al. watcliinakur and jeweler,

58 n Howard
Walter Lewis, laborer, 231 Castle
Walter Lewis, clerk, 62 n Paca
Walter Lewis, shoemaker, 125 n Caroline
Walter M. R. 62 n Pine
Walter Margaret, 276 e Monument
Walter Mrs. Mary, 88 s Bethel
Walter Peter, nautical instrument maker, 46

Granliy
Walter Philip, shoemaker, 11 L. McElderry
Walter Philifi, tavern, s w cor Eager and Cen-
tral av
Walter R. & Co. (R. Walter, N. Frank,)
wholesale clothiers, 300 w Baltimore, dw62
n Paca
Waller R. (R. Walter & Co ) 62 n Paca
Walter Mrs. Sarah A. diessmak. 263 Hollins
Walter Slanislaus, grocery, 35 Mosher
Walters A., lieut. of police, 20 n Pine

TWE GROVER & BAKER SEWING ]>IAt HI\E Is tlie best for all purpose8-&/iUCS
ROOItIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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435

WAR

Waiters B. laborer, 235 s Ann

Walters R. F. 142n Charles

Walters Charles, machinist, 32 Hughes

Walters Edwin, (Wm. T. Walters & Co.)

Barnum's hotel
Walters Ferdinand, tavern, 203 Lexington
Walters Mis. James, 60 s Poppleton
Walters Job, blacksmith, 48 Frederick road
Walters .1. S. salesman, 26 s Calvert
Walters .Tohn, tavern, 141 L. Greene
Walters John, laborer, 90 n Schroeder
Walters Joseph, butcher, cor Caroline and

Block
Walters J. W. (Armstrong, Cator & Co.)

173 St. Piiul
Walters Mary A. milliner, 160 Hanover
Walters Peter, fireman, 178 Ramsay
Walters Robert B. 13 Gilmor
Walters Mis. Sarah 6 Williamson al
Walters Samuel C. sailmaker, 149 n Eden
Walters Sophia, 199 w Biddle
Walters Siefihen, puddler, 265 Canton av
WALTIiRS WM.T. &C0. (Wm. T. Wal-
ters, C. Harvey, J. P. IVlcCoy, E. Wal-
ters,) importrrs and dealers in wines and.
liquors, 68 Kxchans:e place
WALTHAM CHARLTON S. dealer in oils

and lam|iR,62 n Eutaw
Waltham Tims. A., lieut. police, 210 e Pratt
Waltheii Wm. H. ship joiner, n w cor York

and Johnson
WaUlier Gnorge E. boot fitter, 85 Lee
WALTHER PETER, nautical and mathe-
matical instrument maker, and light ma-
chinery, 72 \v Pratt — [See p. 29 Mvertise-
merUs.]
Waltjeii '\ndrevi^, soldier, 114 Ensor
Waltjen Ernest, tailor, over 59 Centre market

space
Waltjen Fredk cabinet maker, 82 Jefferson
Walijen Henry, (Tiemeyer & Waltjen,) 6

Chatswoi-th
Waltjen John, confectioner, 226 e Madison
Waltjen Fred'k, box maker, 82 Jefferson
Waltjen Wm. box maker, s e cor Eden and

McElderry
Walton Alexander, 115 Mulberry
Walton Edward, clerk, 23 Slemmer's al
Walton Elisha, cabinet maker, 532 w Balti-
more
Walton Elizabeth, dress maker, 23 n Liberty
Walton F'raiicis, laborer, 184 Ramsay
Walton George, grocery, 52 Union
Walton Jesse clerk, 52 Holland
Walton Jesse F. clerk, 52 Holland
Walton John, laborer, 126 Williamson al
Walton John, gardener, 197 Ramsay
Walton Joseph F. fisherman, 63 Hamburg
Walton Capt. Robert, 156 e Monument
Walton Win. ship joiner, 144 Hughes
Walton Wm. soldier, 182 s Chapel
Waltz Franci.s, laborer, 66 Lancaster
Walwal Sebastian, laborer, 163 s Regester
Walz Andon, laborer, 195 s Sharp
Walz George, scale maker, 154 Orleans
Walz Geo. hydrant maker, 154 Orleans
Walz John, cooper, 238 e Eager
Walz John, tin and stove ware, s e cor Caro-
line and Orleans
Walzl Louis, photngraohist, Chase nr Bond
WALZL RlCHARl),"depot for photographic
materials, 75 and 77 w Baltimore, dw 70 n
Calvert — [See p. 46 Mvertisements.]

Wamaling Mrs, Lucy Ann, 334 w Fayette
Wamaling Robert L. engineer, U. S. N., 139

s Paca
Wambach August, sr. shoem'k, 110 s Eutaw
Wambach August, jr. shoem'k, 102 s Eutnw
Wambach August, confectioner, 102 s Eutaw
Wambach Charles, cigar store, 108 Lighl-at

wharf, dw 260 s Sharp
Wambach Mrs. Eliza, confect. 110 a Eutaw
Waml)ach Conrad, laborer, 69 Preston
Wambach Emanuel, baker, 86 Ensor
Wambach George, cabinet maker, 57 n Amity
Wambach George, laborer, 44 Frederick av
Wambach Wm. shoemaker, 16 South, dw 33

George
Wambacher David, clerk, 23 n Eutaw
Wamley Mrs. Julia, teacher, 148 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Wand Mrs. Mary, grocery, 68 n Schroeder
Wand Wm. H. furniture wagoner, 68 n

Schroeder
Wands Wm. W. job printer, over 166 w
Baltimore, dw 38 Spring row

Wanker , mariner, 19 n Dallas

Wann W. H. printer, 312 n Eutaw
Wannenwetsch Charles, butcher, 70 Lexing-
ton and 30 Hanover markets, dw Penna av
Wannenwetsch Frederick, butcher, 31 Hano-
ver and 92 Lexington markets, dw Freder-
ick av nr toll-gate
Wanschaack Henry D. clerk, 100 n Front
Wantland Henry, shoemaker, 631 w Pratt
Waiitland Robert, laborer, 4 Norris al
Warby Robert, carpenter. 111 Elliott'
Ward Annie, dressmaker, 232 s Sharp
Ward Mrs. Alice R. boardinic, 67 Barre
WARD BROTHERS, cGeorge W. Ward,)

hardware, 9 s Calvert
Ward David, laborer, gag works, Spring Gar-
dens, 28 Fort av '
Ward Mrs. Deborah, 96 s Poppleton
Ward luiward J. house fornishing goods, 218

w Pratt, dw 382 w Fayette
Ward Dr. Edward R. 242 w Lombard
Ward Mrs. Elizabeth, 774 w Baltimore
Ward Elizabeth, hacks, 86 n Front
Ward Elizabeth, teacher, 5 Oregon
Ward George M. blacksmith, ]53 Fremont
Ward George W. jeweler, 5 s Oregon
Ward George W. (Ward Bros.) 6 w Eager
Ward Henry C. clerk, 156 Hanover
Ward Henry G. bricklayer, 143 s Fremont
Ward James R. govt, contractor, 182 Aiuquith
Ward James, carpenter, 307 Franklin
Ward Jas. hackman, 86 Front, n of Foundry
Ward James, laborer, 14 Townsend
Ward J. H. (Balderston, Ward & Co.) Bar-

num 's hotel
Ward John, theremometer mak. 108 German
Ward John, (J. Ward & Bro.) 16 Fish mar-
ket space
Ward John, laborer, 662 Light
Ward Dr. J. Robert, surgeon 2d district Md.

83 e Baltimore, dw Govanstown
Ward Capt. John, mariner, 208 Cross
Ward John, carpenter, 5 s Oregon
Ward John, plumber, 13^ n Frederick, dw

cor Broadway and McEllerry
Ward John T. clerk, Black Horse tavern
Ward John, laborer, gas works, Spring Gar-
dens, 22 Fort av
Ward John, hackman, 16 Buren
Ward John, laborer, 7 Front, n of Foundry

JAMES H. jrOHNSOW, City Steam Firewood Mills— AVarren's Fire and Wat«r-pr«of
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tabes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

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WARD JOHN&BRO. (J. Ward, O.Ward,

M. Ward,) livery stables, 4 Lexington
Ward .loseph, jeweler, 219 w Biddic
Ward Lawrence, musician and tavern, 3 w

cor Front and Plowman
Ward Mary, 35 Buren
Ward Mary, tavern, s w corner Ensor and

Forrest
Ward Mary, vest maker, 232 s Sharp
Ward Martin, peddler, s e cor Lombard and

Frederick
Ward Margaret, laundress, 34 Tyson
Ward Martha, dressmaker, 232 s Sharp
Ward Michael, laborer, 8 Addison
Ward M. laborer, 269 Hanover
Ward Michael, can maker, 76 n High
Ward Michael, hostler, 42 Cider al
Ward Michael, (J. Ward & Bro.) 3 Mulberry
Ward Nathaniel, bricklayer. 33 Warren
Ward Nt-lson, blacksmith, 716 w Pratt
Ward Nicholas, laborer, cor Smiths al and

Frederick
Ward Owen, 2 e Pratt
Ward Owen, sr. 16 Fish Market space
Ward Owen, jr. (J. Ward & Bro.) 16 Fish

Market space
Ward Peter, tinner, 18 Valley
Ward Peter, laborer, 383 s Charles
Ward P. G. W. clerk, 238 w Fayette
Ward Ruth, 252 s Ann
Ward Surah, seamstress, 41 Johnson
Ward Mrs. Sarah, 76 Barre
Ward Thomas, foreman shoe factory Peni-
tentiary, dw 17 n Exeter
Ward Thomas, plumber, 521 Saratoga
Ward Capt. Thomas E. 596 w Lombard
Ward Thomas M. silversmith, 129 n High
Ward Wm. grocery, 83 s Spring
Ward Wni. T. painter, 9 Thomsen
Ward Wm H. caulker, 244 Cross
Ward Wm. T. painter, 9 Orleans
Ward Wm. J. attorney, 26 n Calvert, dw 173

w Fayette
Ward Wm. 178 n Calvert
Ward Wm. carpenter, 457 n Gay
Ward Wm. H. shoemaker, 9 Thomsen
Ward Wm. furniture dealer, 184 Aisquith
Ward VVm. mariner, 77 Block
Wardell Edward D. produce, n e cor Cheap-
side and Pratt, dw 50 e Lombard
Wardell James, bailiff Superior Court, 158

Division
Wardell John A. shoemaker, 167 Columbia
Wardell Samuel, produce, over 116 w Pratt,

dw 66 e Fayette
Warden Hugh, (J. & H. Warden,) 229 n

Charl.'S
WARDEN J. & H. propriet's Phenix steam

flour mills, lower end Smith's wharf
Warden J. (J . & H. Warden,) 185 St. Paul
Wardeiiburg Wm. F. teacher, 37 s Ann
Ware Anron, glass cutt^jr, 148 G. Hughes
Ware Mrs Ann, 232 Columbia
Ware Henry W. engineer, 26 s Republican
Ware Jamas, laborer, Frederick road near

toUgate
Ware liev. John F. W. n w cor Lanvale and

Garden
Ware Joseph, machinist, 79 St. Peter
Ware Joseph, sailor, 79 s Wolfe '
Ware Joseph, grocer, 89 s Poppleton
Ware Wm. plasterer, 289 Franklin
Wareham Mrs. Mary A. 53 Stiles

Warfield Mrs. Ada A. 322 w Lombard

Warfield Ann, 251 Hollins

Warfield Annie, 300 w Fayette

Warfield Anderson, carpenter, Vine nr Arch,

dw 464 Lexington
Warfield Caleb, trader, 165 s Paca
Warfield Charles, carpenter, 251 Hollins
Warfield Columbus, laborer. Mount n of Lex-
ington
Warfield Daniel, sr., (D. Warfield, & Son,)

55 St. Paul
Warfield Daniel, jr., (D. Warfield & Son,)

179 St. Paul
Warfield D. & Son, (D. Warfield, sr., D.
Warfield, jr. )Monumentai flour mills,North,
between Monument and Madison
Warfield Enoch, huckster, 130 Columbia
Warfield Evan T. laborer, 51 s Scliroeder
Warfield Geo.( Warfield &James)149 German
Warfield Geo. clerk, 554 w Baltimore
WARFIELD HENRY .\1. & CO. (Henry
M. Warfield.) miller mer'ls, 16 Spears wf
Warfield Henry M. (Henry M. Warfield &

Co ) 193 St. Paul
Warfield & James, (Geo. Warfield, J. W.
James.) carpenters and builders, 14 Dover
Warfield John L. 139 s Paca
Warfield Jo.^eph, carpenter, 226 w Pratt
Warfield Joseph, (S. & J. Warfield,) 153 n

Paca
Warfield Joshua A. clerk, 238 w Fayette
Warfield Lewis M. (Middleton & Warfield,)

cor Saratoga and St. Paul
Warfield Magruder, bookkeeper Mechanics

Bank, dw 501 w Baltimore
Warfield Mary H. 300 w Fayette
Warfield O. C, attorney, 13 St. Paul, dw Bal-
timore Co.
Warfield Robert H. boatman, 8 Williamson a!
WARFIELD S. & J. provisions, s e cor

Fremont and Raborg, dw S. W. 13 Scott
Warfield Tliomas, huckster, 17 McHenry
Warfield T. W. salesman, 3 Hollins
WARFIELD WM. & SON, ( Wm. Warfield,
W. V. Warfield,) real estate brokers and
conveyancers, n e cor Fayette and St. Paul
Warfield Wm. W. conductor B. & O. R. R.

818 w Baltimore
Warfield Wm. bricklayer, 80 Camden
Waring Benjamin H. clerk, 98 e Baltimore
Waring Mrs. S. M. boarding, 98 e Baltimore
Warii g Mrs. S. M. 36 Pleasant
Waring Spencer M. boots and shoes, 44 a

Howard, dw 98 e Baltimore
Warmbold Mrs. 35 s Beihel
Warnberg Matthias, tinner, 69 Henrietta
Warncke V. tailor, 6 McEidcrry
Warnecke Albert, shoemaker, 4Bears ct
Warndoif Wm machinist, 84 n Schroeder
Warnefield John G. restaurant, 152 Light-st.

wharf
Warner Addison, bookkeeper, 146 n Howard
Warner Alfred, locksmith, 529 Lexington
Warner Andrew E. sr. gold and silversmith,

10 n Gay
Warner Andrew E. jr., goldsmith, 133 e Bal-
timore
Warner & Bros. (E. M. Warner, T. A. War-
ner,) dealer in boots, shoes, hats and caps,
254 w Baltimore
Warner Catherine, confectioner, 43 McElderry
Warner Charles R. clerk B, & O. U. K. 78
8 Paca

SHIRTS! SHIRTS ! ! SHIRTS ! ! ! RAITSIOXD, BURTON & CO. are now located mt
168 B«lUiuorc-at>» bctvrcea Calvert and SU Paul.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Warner Conrad, cooper 47 Goodman al
Warner Edward M. (Warner & Bros.) 285

Madison av
Warner E. R asst. master transportation B.

& 0. R. R., 78sPaca
Warner Francis, tailor, 195 e Monument
Warner Geo. P. laborer, 80 Ensor
Warner George, jr. attorney, cor Fayette and

St. Paul, dw 78 Franklin
Warner George K. sr. 110 s Sharp
Warner George, fireman, 293 s Cliarh?s
Warner George, laborer, 197 Frederick av
Warner George, 78 Franklin
Warner James M. tailor, 9 n Caroline
Warner John, tailor, Monroe s of Frederick

road
Warner John, 12 n Dallas
Warner John, tailor, 52 Somerset
Warner John, carter, 24 Shaksfieare
Warner John H. (Morrison & Warner,)

Lanvale betvv Bolton and Garden
Warner John, butcher, 558 Peniia. av
Warner Joseph, tinner, 66 Ramsav
Warner Leander A. agent, 85 Ensor
Warner Leander T, bookbinder, 103 n Pop-

pleton
Warner Lewis, shoemaker, 521 w Baltimore
Warner Luther F clerk, 4(J1 w Lombard
Warner Mrs. Mary A 316 n Eutaw
Warner Michael, president Meclianics Bank

dw 172 w Fayette
Warner Richard, tailor, 347 Penna. av
Warner Robert N. mariner, 167 Chesnut
Warner Rosanna, 125 Saratoga
Warner Samui'l, stove finisher, 489 w Pratt
Warner Theodore A. (Warner & Bros.)147 w

Biddle
Warner W. A. 78 Franklin
Warner Wm. 70 Thames
Warner Wm. 4 w Hoffman
Warner Wm. car driver, 7 Vincent
Warner Wm. H. G provisions, 350 Franklin
Warnick Charles, piano maker, 205 Dover
Warnick David J. carpenter, 47 Constitution
Warnick Pleasant, 125 Stirling
Warnick Sophia, 14 n Oregon
Warnick Wm.(Geddes & Warnick,) 47 Con-

stitutifjii
Warnick Wm. B. sign painter, 611^ w Fay-
ette, dw 47 Constitution
Warnke Charles, piano maker, 205 Dover
Warnken Louis, grocer, J35 Columbia
Warns Frank, piano maker, 259 s Paca
Warren Allen, carpenter, 187 e Madison
Warren Burrett B. clerk, Strieker n of Mul-
berry
Warren Charles, teacher, 903 w Baltimore
Warren Emily, 66 Union
Warren John, mariner, 35 Warren
WARRE.N LKAiNDER, notary public, over

61 Second, dw 35 Courtland
Warren Lawrence J. bookkeeper, 81 n Calvert
Warrea Mrs. Mary, cigars and tobacco, 113 e

Pratt.
Warren Patrick, boiler maker, 15 Elizabeth la
Warren Samuel, lock and tin store, 90 n

Calvert
Warren Mrs. Susan A. tailoress, 187 e Mad-
ison
Warrington Jame.s, fireman, 68 s Republican
WARRINGTON THOMAS J. attorney at

law, 13 Law buildings, dw 7 s Broadway
Warrington Wm. laborer. 111 s Poppleton

Warns Francis, piano maker, 259 s Paca
Warns Francis, jr., piano maker, 259 s Paca
Warihen Mrs. Henrietta A. 88 Schroeder
Wartman John C. tobacco and cigars, 6 Eutaw

house, dw Baltimore Co.
Washbourn Edward, soldier, 174 n Caroline
Washbourn John W. clerk, 299 e Madison
Washburn Wyman F. coal dealer, cor Lee

and Light, dw 137 Hanover
Washington Express Company, 53 s Eutaw,

C. J. Meyer, agent
Washington Geo., stables, 35 North, dw 53
Washington James H. (Washington & Read)

36 Fawn
Washington & Read, (Jas. H. Washington,

Robert Read,) Baltimore coal oil works, n

w cor Eden and Canton av
Washon John, soldier, 182 s Bethel
Waskey Benjamin, furniture warerooms, 3 n

Gay, dw 123 s High
Wasler P. second-hand store, 295 Aliceanna
Wasmus Fredk. H. carpenter, 257 w Fayette
Wasmuth Henry, groc'y, cor Eager and Bond
Wasmuth Daniel, soldier, 23 Balderston
Wassel Henry, oysterman, 165 s Eden
Wasserman Bernard, boarding, 9 s Frederick
Wasserman Sarah, 116 Raborg
Wastmooth Fn-derick, tanner, 55 Buren
Wason & Bell, (J. Wason, E. Bell,) produce

merchants, 121 North
Wason Jas. ( Wason & Bell,) 44 Lexington
Watchman George M. pattern maker, 160

Hughes
Watchman John, 147 Montgomery
Watcliman John S. pattern maker, 22 Wil-
liam
WATER COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, 17

North
Waterhou.se Wm. E. apothecary and drug-
gist, 334 Penna. av
Waterman Abraham S. restaurant, 122 Forrest
Waterman Bernard, laborer, 79 Johnson
Waterman George, bailiff Superior Court, 429

w Fayette
Waterman Henry, tailor, 265 n Eden
Waterman Harry, carter, 22 VValsh
Waterman J. L. cigar store, 146 s Eutaw
Waterman Joseph, clerk, 68 s Eden
Waterman S. A. peddler, 196 Chesnut

WATERMAN WM. J. Attorney,
83 w Fayette st., dw 27 n Gilmor

Waters Arthur W. lieut. police, 22 Pine
Waters Mrs. A. M. L. 76 McCulloh
Waters B. F. 142 n Charles
WATERS CHAS. E & CO. (C. E. Waters,

E. L. Jones,) hardware com. merchants,

15 s Charles
Waters Mrs. Adaline E. .32 s Carey
Waters Chas. E. (C. E. Waters & Co.) 40

Mt. Vernon place
Waters Christopher, blksmith, 218 Chesnut
Waters D. S. T. dentist, 43 Hanover, dw 285

w Fayette
Waters Dr. Edmund G. 21 Hollins
Waters Rev. Francis, 21 Hollins
Waters Geo. T. moulder, 384 Light
Waters Geo. T. 170 w Fayette
Waters Geo. carpenter, 269 e Madison
Waters Geo. F. clerk 170 w Fayette
WATERS JAS. S. bookseller, 6 n Charles,

dw 170 w Fayette

J. HEIVRY GIESK, Coiumission Mercliaiit, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, Si».
RoseucUle Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, SI Spear's Wliar£

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Waters Joseph G. carpenter, 151 w Hoffman
Waters Jesse, boarding, 357 Cathedra!
Waters Mrs. Mary A. 38 n Calvert
Waters Robert C. J. H>7 Cathedra)
Waters Thomas, shoemaker, 296 s Charles
Waters Thomas S. dentist, 43 Hanover
Waters Thomas, police, 296 s Charles
Waters Thomas, piano maker, Spring Gar-
dens, near Stowmar's hotel
Waters Thomas, city collector's office, 96 Lee
Waters Thomas, shoemaker, 296 s Charles
Waters Wm. mariner, 130 s Chapel
WATERS WM. S. attorney, 17 St. Paul, dw

13 Coiiriland
Waters Zebulon, clerk Bank of Baltimore,

Greenmount av near Cemetery
Waterworks Alex 'r, soldier, Greenmount av

opposite Cemetery
Waterworth Alex, engineer, 441 Saratoga
Waterworth James M. clerk, 441 Saratoga
Waterworth Robt.O. (Taylor&Waterworth,)

501 Saratoga
Waterworth Samuel, sup't lamplighters, 441

Saratoga
Waterworth Thos. stone cutter, 489 Saratoga
Watkins Mrs. Anne, 172 Conway
Watkins Chs. law student, Eagle hotel, Hillen
Watkiiis Christian, cigar maker, 236 Mont-
gomery
Watkins C. F clerk, dw Baltimore county
Watkins Evans, edge tool maker, 37 Light,

dw 106 Mulberry
Watkins George W. tailor, 34 Dolphin
Watkins Geo. L. blacksmith, 37 Light, dw

106 Mulberry
Walking James S. 85 e Pratt
Watkins James, moulder, 693 w Baltimore
Watkins John G. boot fitter, 163 Warner
Watkins John N. attorney, 411 w Fayette
Watkins John T. furniture, 47 South, dw 54

n Greene
Watkins John VV. measurer of buildings, 4

Spurrier's ct, dw 146 w Biddle
Watkins Jos. E carpenter, 106 Mulberry
Watkins Jos. P. clerk, 131 Hanover
Watkuis Louis A. blacksmith, 106 Mulberry
Watkins Leonard, conductor B. & 0. R. R.,

106 Mulberry
Watkins Maggie, teacher, 133 Bar'-e
Watkins Mortimer S. bricklayer, 152 Division
Watkins N. E. (,Reid & Co.) 630 Lexington
Watkins Noble G. painter, 126 Welcome al
Watkins Richard G. salesman, 32 n Exeter
Watkins Ths. C. cor of Bolton and Lanvale
Watkins Thos. B gunner, 658 Saratoga
Watkins Tlios. M. "clerk, 630 Lexington
Watkins Thomas, printer, 133 Barre
Watkins Wm. tailor, 133 Barre
WATKINS WM. B. ladies shoes, 80 Lex-
ington
Watkins Wm. 0. conductor B. & 0. R. R.

106 Mulberry
Watkins vVm. T. painter, 172 Conway
Watkins Wm, W. discount clerk Merchants

Bank, 193 w Hoffman
Watson Alex'r, oils and paints, 173 w Pratt

WATSON & ALDERSON, (D. R.
Watson, G. D. Alderson,) Proper-
ty Agents and Collectors, 33 St.
Paul.

Watson Daniel R. (Watson & Alderson,) se

cor George and Brune
Watson Capt, Edw'd, pilot, 183 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Watson Kliza, 117 Aisquith
Watson Henry, 181 n Howard
Watson Mrs. Henrietta, 46 George
Watson Lieut. Hugh, U. S. A., 153 East
Watson James, deputy warden at the Jail
Watson James, cigar maker, 46 George
Watson J. Jackson, clerk, 177 Preston
Watson John H. painter, 46 George
Watson .(ohn, clerk, 117 Aisquith
Watson John F. oysters, 122 s Chester
Watson .lohn, shoemaker, 225 Peirce
Watson Jos. grocer and liquor dealer, n w cor

Caroline and Eastern av
Watson .losepli, agent, 31 Brune
Watson Robert, blacksmith, 31 Walnut al
Watson Rob. restaurant, 19 Centre market sp
Watson Wm. tallow chandler, 65 Eastern av
Watson Wm. sutler, 145 w Huffman
Watson Wm. laborer, 310 Forrest
Watson Wm. H. paper hanger, 67 Stirling
Watson Wm. H. 145 s Washington, F. P.
Watson Wm. H. mariner, 16 Constitution
Watt Richard, painter, 35 McHenry
WATTENSCHEYDT AUG. jeweler, 209

and 475 w Baltimore
Wattenscheydt August, jr. watchmaker, 475

w Baltimore
Wattenscheydt Cha. piano tuner, 61 n Eutaw
Wattenscheydt Edward, watchmaker, 475 w

Baltimore
Wattenscheydt John, bookbinder, 523 w Bal-
timore
Wattenscheydt Julius, cigar maker, 523 w

Baltimore
Walters Capt. John, 305 Madison av
Walters Wm. J. H. (Armstrong, Cator &

Co.) 173 St. Paul
Wattles Mrs. Rachel F. dressmaker, 38 n Pine
Walts Mis. Ann, 61 Mullikin
Walls Benj. P. miller, 149 Druid Hill av
Watts Benj. F. painter, 39 s Oregon
Watts Henj. carpenter, 6 Townsend
Watts Benj porter, 156 Chesnut
Watts B. H. clerk, 136 Preston
Walts Mrs. Catherine, 118 Orleans
Watts Cecelia, seamstress, 219 Chesnut j

Watts Chas. W. paper hanger, 199 Forrest
Walls Frederick J. clerk, 97 Albemarle
Walts Garrad, (Watts, Wolvington &

Holmes,) 8 n Calhoun
Watts Geo. carpenter, 225 Mullikin
Walts Geo. H. assessor's clerk, 199 Forrest
Walls G. S. (G. S. Walts & Co. ) 8 n Calhoun
WATrSG. S. & CO. (G. S. Watts, J. W.
Wolvington, J. M. Holmes,) manuracturers
cigars and dealers in tobacco and leas, 21
s Calvert
Watts Geo. drayman, 496 w Pratt
Watts Geo. H. internal rev. 107 w Fayette
Watts Henry A. pilot, 282 e Baltimore
Walls J. M. painter, basement s w cor St.

Paul and Fayette, dw 23 s Carey
Walls James, carpenter, 136 Preston
Walls James, bricklayer, 228 Harre
Walls Jarred, bricklayer, 164 Lee
Walts John, painter, N. C. R. nr reservoir
Watts Joseph B. paper hanger, 219 Chesnut
Walts Mrs. Julia A. 97 Albemarle
Walls Keziah, 199 Forrest

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Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and VarnlKlxes, 100 W. Lombard Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Watts Kiiisey, stone mason, 293 Franklin
Watis Nathaniel, excavator, 205 w Biiidle
Watts Nathaniel, carpenter, 293 Franklin
Watts Oliver, painter, 196 w Fayette
Walts Revercly H. painter, 360 Lexington
Watts Richard H. at custom house, 164 Lee
Watts Saberts, bricklayer, 93 Jefferson
Walts Thomas B. currier, 136 Preston
Watts Thomas M pilot, 1 14 Gough
Watts Thomas N. ropemaker, 90 n Wolfe
Watts Wm. plasterer, 164 Lee
Watts W. painter, basement 11 North, dw 30

Gilmor
Watts Wm. H. R. coach paint. 28 Thomson
Watts Wm. T., of N. C. R. dw 118 Orleans
WaugerJohn, tavern, 449 Canton av
Waugh Kdward J. gunner U. S. N. 64 n

Broadway
Waugh Wm. B. 22 s Greene
Waugh A. T. teacher, 22s Greene
Waxman G. blacksmith, 46 Elbow lane
Waxman Wm. blacksmith, 46 Elbow lane
Waxter August, carter, 7(1 Jasper
Waxter Charles, laborer, 3 Webb
Waxter Wm. T. driver, 99 Mount
Way A ndrew J. H. (Butler, Perrigo & Way,)

H6 McCuIloh
Way John H. brass fini.sher, 15 e Madison
Ways Charles, telegraph op'r, 28 s Sharp
Ways Samuel, fireman, 54 s Shroeder
Waymer Martin, laborer, 232 Aliceanna
Wayson Andrew F. helper, 331 Harford av
Wayson Dr. Geo. W. 196 Aisquith
Wayson John F. steward, 331 Harford av
Wayson Thos. mariner, 225 s Ann
Weabersl)erger John, carter, 126 McHenry
Weager George, cooper, 152 s Spring, dw 45

Bank
Weager Geo. cooper, 152 s Spring, dw 170 s

Ann
Weager Thos. A. cooper, 152 s Spring, dw

170 s Ann
Weagly Mrs George, 133 German
Weakley Mrs. Courtney, seamst. 99 William
Weakley 1 hos. machinist, 99 William
Weale Thos. F. (Geary & Weale,) 92 Sara-
toga
Weasa Conrad, laborer, 58 s Central av
WEATHERBY J.& SONS, (J. Weatherby,
C. Weatherby, J. E. Weatherby,) stove
and hot air furnace dealers, 40 and 42 l^isht
Weatherby Charles, (J. Weatherby & Sons,)

279 Lexington
Weatherby J. Emory, (J. Weatherby &

Sons,) 279 Lexington
Weatherby Jeremiah (J. Weatherby & Sons,)

2) s Howard
Weatherby J. S. bookkeeper, 21 s Howard
Weatherby John S. engineer, 5 Fountain
Weatherley J. W. (Riddlemoser & Weather-
ley,) Baltimore county
Weathers Joseph, clerk, 276 e Lomliard
Weatherstine Jacob, painter, 150 s Chester
Weatherstine Jno. bricklayer, 364 Eastern av
Weatherstine Wm. carpenter, 366 Eastern av
Weathfeld Abraham, furniture dealer, 6 Sec-
ond, dw 54 e Fayette
Weaver Adam, stevedore, 336 Canton av
Weaver Mrs. A. Ward, cor Franklin and

Schroeder
Weaver Charles, mariner, 84 Block
Weaver Chas. bricklayer, 21 Druid Hill av
Weaver Charles, shoemaker, 177 w Pratt

Weaver Chas. blacksmith, 53 Park
Weaver Chas. H. butcher, 31.5 Light
Weaver Christian, piano maker, 233 .s Sharp
Weaver Conrad, shoemaker, 182 Raborg
Weaver Daniel, collector, 228 e Pratt
Weav(,'r Dedrick C. & Son, painters, 124 n

Eutaw, dw D. O. W. 165
Weaver Dedrick C. clerk, 165 n Eutaw
Weaver Elizabeth, 298 Lexington
Weaver Elizabeth, tailoress, Strieker s of Pratt
Weaver Enghart, shoemaker, l^^S Peirce
Weaver Francis, flour dealer, 115 Peiina. av
Weaver Geo. E. clerk, 662 Lexinjfton
Weaver George, shoemaker, over 16 South
Weaver Geo. morocco shaver, 247 n Eden
Weaver George, laborer, 52 Aliceanna
Weaver George, shoemaker, 169 w Pratt
WEAVER GEORGE, feed store, 471 Light,

dw 465
Weaver Henry, sawyer, 120 Eislein
WEAVER JACOB, undertaker in general,

21 and 23 Druid Hill av
Weaver Jacob B. varni.sher, 21 Druid Hill av
Weaver Jacob, wheelwright, 27 Baldeiston
Weaver Jas. E. painter, 55 Park, dw 284

Saratoga
Weaver James E. embalmer of the dead, 29

w Baltimore
Weaver James, painter, 418 w Baltimore
Weaver John, carpenter, 98 n Bond
Weaver John, engineer, 268 e Monument
Weaver John, laborer, 1(11 Hamburg
Weaver John, tailor, 33 St. Mary
Weaver John, laborer, 150 Rabm-g
Weaver John N. bookkeeper. Western hotel
Weaver John W. undertaker, 85 w Baltimore,

dw cor Paca and New
Weaver John, laborer, 232 n Dallps
Weaver John H. undertaker and cabinetma-
ker, 22 w Fayette
Weaver John, 9 n Fremont
Weaver J. Henry, clerk, 196 e Madison
Weaver John J. machinist, 18 n Schroeder
Weaver John, porter, 30 Lee
Weaver Joseph, engineer, 470 Canton av
Weaver Joseph, brush maker, rear Boston nr

Hudson
Weaver Lawrence, slioem'k 301 n Central av
WEAVER LEVI, paper box manufacturer,

over 17}<2 s Sharp, dw 509 w Fayette — [See

Wj. 41 ..Advertisements.]
eaver Louis, 4 VVyith

Weaver I^ouisa, confect'y, 268 e Monument

Weaver Mrs. 262 s Durham

Weaver Peter, laborer, 77 Peirce

Weaver Rebecca, 7 Bran nan ct

Weaver Robert S. (D. C. Weaver & Son,)
165 n Eutaw

Weaver Samuel, shoemaker, 160 n Eutaw

Weaver Thomas, blacksmith, 191 Vine

Weaver Wm. undertaker, 177 n Paca

Weaver Wm. H. butcher, 75 Hanovor mar-
ket, dw 616 Light

Weaver Wm. H. artist, 147 e Baltimore

Weaver Wm. mariner, 84 Block

Weaver Wm. shoemaker, s e cor Greene and
Lexington

Weaver Wm. cab. maker, 21 Druid Hill av

Weaver Wm. clerk, s e cor Greene and Lex-
ington

Webb Abner, 48 n Greene

Webb Albert L. (Albert L. Webb & Bro.)
120 St. Paul

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ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Webb Albert L. & Bro. (A. L. Webb, Geo.
F. Webb,) commis. merchants, and agents
for Duponl's powder, cor Pratt j^nd Com-
merce
Webb Anthony, plasterer, 237 e Eager
Webb Augustus P. groceries and feathers, n
w onr Lexington and Paca, dw 50 n Greene
WEBB & CO. (G. W. Webb, A. Remick,
W. H. Sexton,) goldsmiths and jewelers,
s e cor Light and Baltimore
Webb Charles, huckster, 148 s Fremont
Webb Chnrlcs H. clerk, 261 \v Fayette
Webb Chas. (J. Armstrong & Co.) 24 Read
Webb Charles, (Thomas & Co.) 24 Read
Webb D. C. tavern, 89 Thames
Webb David, clerk, 14 n Charles
Webb Edmund J. 51 s Sharp
Webb Frank W. clerk, 592 Lexington
Webb Mrs. Elizabeth, 81 n Liberty
Webb Mrs. Francis, lb"9 n Eulaw
Webb Geo. F. (Albert L. Webb & Bro.) n w

cor Cathedral and Mulberry
Webb Geo. W. (Webb & Co.) 142 Park
Webb Geo. carpenter, 64 Green mount av
Webb Geo. 66 n Poppleton
Webb Geo. coppersmith, 116 n Poppleton
Webb Henry A. (N. Webb & Bro.) 255 Sa-
ratoga
Webb Henry W. hardware, n w cor Calvert

and Pratt, dw 592 Lexington
WEBB JAMES, soap and candle manufac-
turer, 136 Ensor, dw 419 n Central av — [See
]). 39 Jldvertisements.]
Webb James, clerk, 419 n Centra! av
Webb Jarnes E. clerk, 92 n Paca
Webb James, machinist, 516 Lexington
Webb James W. millwright, 109 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Webb John, machinist, 91 Boyd
Webb John, clerk, 78 Penna. av
Webb John, police, 189 n Central av
Webb John W. machinist, 27 s Schroeder
Webb John A. clerk, 124 n Greene
Webb John, mariner, 14 Hamburg
Webb John, jeweller, 12 Harford av
Webb Mrs. Mary E. confec'y, 103 e Fayette
Webb Milton, 103 e Fayette'
WEBB NATHAN & BRO. (N. Webb, H.

A. Webb,) tobacconists, 148 w Pratt
Webb Nathan, (N. Webb & Bro.) 326 Sara-
toga
Webb Richard J miller, Washington road,

opp. Mt. Clare
Webb Mrs. Rosanna, seamstress, 90 Preston
Webb Samuel M., Western hotel, s w cor

Howard and Saratoga
Webb Samuel, caulker, 359 Light
Webb Mrs. Theresa, 43 Chew
Webb Timon W. soldier, 109 s Washington,

F. P. ^

Webb Thos. N. tobacco and cigars, s e cor

Madison and Garden, dw 100 n Paca
WEBB THOMAS N. hats and caps, s ecor

Howard and Clay, dw 100 n Paca
Webb Vincent, carpenter, 234 e Monument
WEBB WILLIAM P. insurance agent, 89

w Second, dw 314 Lexington
Webb M.S. William, 101 e Pratt
Webb Wm. D. huckster, rear 149 Hudson
Webb Wm. H. clerk, 127 Walsh
Webber Alexander, paper hanger, Ensor, be-
tween Chesnut and East
Webber John, paper hanger, 100 s Castle

Webber Thomas, chairmaker, 191 e Madison
Webbert George, blacksmith, 14 s Republican
Weber Andrew, shoemaker, 411 Light
Weber Augustus, clerk, 372 Light
Weber Caspar, tailor, 315 w Pratt
Weber Charles, tailor, 36 Burke
Weber Charles, (Bassford,Weber & Co., and
president of Germania Fire Ins. Co.) 372
Light
Weber Daniel, butcher, 118 Humpstead
Weber Dorothea, 47 Henrietta
Weber Elizabeth, grocery, 134 Low
Weber F. mariner, 281 Aliceanna
Weber Ferdinand, cigar maker, 152 e Pratt
Weber Florenze, shoemaker, 38 s Wolfe
Weber Frederick, shoemaker, 351 s Charles
Weber Frederick, beer brewer, Harford road
Weber George, lab'r, McHenry w of Fulton
Weber George, piano maker, 334 Mulberry
Weber George, tailor, 28:2 e Lombard
Weber George, varnisher, 334 Mulberry
WEBER GEORGE, grocery and liquor, 83

Druid Hill av
WEBER GEORGE J. lager beer saloon, 12

s Frederick
Weber Henry, carver, 271 n Central av
Weber Henry, varnisher, 255 s Paca
Weber Henry C. 87 n Oregon
Weber John, baker, 335 e Madison
Weber John, baker, 281 e Pratt
Weber John, carpenler, 83 Johnson
Weber John, shoemaker, 39 James la
Weber John, tailor, 196 e Madison
Weber John C. blacksmith, 482 Penna. av
Weber John H. restaurant, 5 n Liberty, dw

126 Columbia
Weber Justus, cigar maker, 82 Gough
Weber Louis, currier, 53 Buren
Weber Louis M. tavern, 20 Centre market sp
Weber Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, 3 Josephine
Weber Matthew, second-hand store, 41 Bevan
Weber Michael, shoemaker, 12 Barnes
Weber Nicholas, laborer, 24 Willow
Weber Paul F. clerk, .372 Light
Weber Philip, Jobacconist, 268 s Caroline
Weber Philip, carpenter, 268 s Caroline
Weber Philip, blacksmith, 498 n Gay
Weber Philip, tailor, 654 w Baltimore
Weber Theodore, (Armstrong & Weber,) 1J8

w Fayette
Weber Thomas, beer saloon, 200 s Broadway
Weber William, cabinet maker, 134 Low
Weber Wm. F. carpenter, 8 McClellan al,

dw 74 Columbia
Webster Algernon, mariner, 26 Henrietta
Webster Angelir.e, 195 Aisquith
Webster Charles W. printer, 21 Hill
Webster George W. fireman, 76 Henrietta
Webster George W. detective, 46 Warren
W<'bster Henry, tobacco inspector, 76 Hen-
rietta
Webster Henry, attorney, office 9 n Calvert,

dw 170 Garden
Webster Dr. Henry W. 128 s Sharp
Webster Dr. Henry W. jr., 179 s Charles
VVebster James, engineer, 2 Bevan
Webster James R. teacher, 122 s Ann
Webster John H 27 York
Webster John T. family grocer, 310 n How-
ard
Webster John, cigar maker, 187 Chesnut
Webster John W. assessor 2d district, office
58 e Baltimore, dw Balto. Co.

JA])U:s H. jrOHNSOlV, City Steam Fire\«of>c1 MiUs- Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. BalUmore-st.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Webster John T. ship carpenter, 218 Mont-
gomery
Webster Joseph, salesman, 57 e Madison
Webster Margaret, tailoress, 26 Ryan
Webster Martha, 138 Park
Webster Rob't K. coach painter, 187 Chesnut
Webster Thomas W. trimmings, 233 Lexing-
ton and 11 1 n F.utaw
Webster T. W. clerk, J28 s Sharp
Webster Wm. W. 128 s Sharp
Webster Wm. 170 Garden
Webster Capt. Wm. mariner, 337 e Pratt
Wechter Adam, laborer, 338 s Charles
Wecenmanti Edward, shoemak. 95 n Greene
Weckert John, cabinet maker, 33 Garden
Weckesser Henry, laborer, \36 Conway
Weckesser John, carpenter, 356 n Eutaw
Wedder Georsre, cigar store, 267 e Lombard
Wedderkopf Henry, piano maker, 220 Lex-
ington
Weddingfeld Wm. carpenter, 34 n Liberty
Weddle Thomas P. officer at Penitentiary,

124 Greenmount
Weddler Henry, miller, 40 Portland
Wedel George, laborer, 183 s Durham
Wedel J. Pauhis, porter, 354 s Eutaw
Wedge Simon, collector Baltimore American,

Brown's hotel, 119 n High
Wedge Wm. S. clerk, 36 Jackson
Wedge Wm. S. provisions, 126 n Howard,

dw 646 w Fayette
Wedingcr Frederick, machinist, John, near

Lanvale
Wedmore James, oyster packer, 26 Hill
Weedon James H. (Hamilton Easter & Co.)

575 w Fayette
Weeks Alfred, sr. laborer, 88 s Carey
Weeks Alfred, laborer, 88 s Carey
Weeks C. E. V. cl^rk, 475 Franklin
Weeks John L. (Dougherty, Woods &- Co.)

282 Madison av
Weeks Joseph, 282 Madison av
Weeks Capt. Moses H. 623 w Fayette
Weeks Samuel F. plumber, 73 n High
Weeks Samuel, pattern maker, 88 s Carey
Weeks Thomas, shoemaker, 176 East
Weeks Thomas, bricklayer, 22 n Oregon
Weems Mrs. Catherine, 161 s Sharp
Weems Dr F. M. 144 w Lombard
Weems Capt. George W. mariner, 506 w

Fayette
WEEMS Capt. MASON L. 6 n Carey
Weems Mrs. N. P. 129 w Biddle
Weems Robert Fl. bookkeeper, 127 Hanover
Weems Capt. Theodore, mariner, 6 n Carey
Weems Theophilus N. (Bourne & Weems,)

26 s Greene
Wees Hi-nrv, sec'ry German Fire Insurance

Co. 248 e 'Chase
Wegand Martin, cooper, 213 Hamburg
Wegand Peter, laborer, 76 Biddle al
Wege John J. grocery, 127 Gough
Wegener Robert, liquor store, 27 s Spring
Wegfahrt Charles, carpet weaver, 136 Low
WEGLEIN LOUIS, dry goods, 67 w Balti-
more
Wegner Dr. Augustus, 101 Lexington
Wegner August, clerk, 101 Lexington
Wegner John F. bookkeeper, lul Lexington
Wehage Mrs. Elizabeth, 67 Portland
Wehage Heiman H. grocery, n e cor Hanover
and Huy-hes

Wehage Henry, laborer, 121 Stirling
Wehage John H. paver, 381 s Charles
Wehe Barbara, 192 Canton av
Wehn Helena, confectionery, 274 e Monu-
ment
Wehn Henry, shoemaker, 274 e Monument
Wehn Paul C. tinner, 9 Abey al
Wehn Philip, clerk, 198 Henrietta
Wehn William, carpenter, 198 Henrietta
Wehner Charles, porter, 75 Eastern av
Wehner John, carpenter, 493 Saratoga
Wehr Francis, blacksmith, 28 Liberty al
Wehr Frederick, brickniaker, 55 Fountain
Wehr Michael, paver, 123 Stirling
Wehrhane Henry, (Gerdes, Bulling & Wehr-

hane,) 50 St. Paul
Wehrley T. McAleer, clerk, 144 s Paca
Wehrly Thos. M. salesman, s w 6or Pratt

and Paca
Wehrman Frederick, cooper, 3 Spring ct
Wehrum John, cabinet maker, 290 Petma. av
Weibbrecht John, cooper, 31 James la
Weiber Theodore, (Buschmann & Co.) Bal-
timore Co.
WEIBKING & HAESLOOP, (H. Weib-
kingjT. Haesloop,) store-shelving ind box-
makers, 17 Grant
Weibking Henry, (Weibking & Haesloop,)

62 Vine
Weidemeyer Adam, cabinet maker, 558 w

Baltimore
Weidenbach August, artist and professor of

drawing and painting, 27 Pearl
Weidenger George, cooper, 35 Bank
Weider Boriifant, laborer, 69 s Durham
Weider Joseph, 120 s Dallas
Weidner Andrew, woodsaw'r, 93 n Schroeder
Weidner Charles, laborer, 4 Baker ct
Weidner Francis, baker, 89 n Schroeder
Weidner Frederick, coach painter, 71 n Pop-

pleton
Weidner Frederick, wagoner, 71 n Schroeder
Weidner John, carpenter, 60 n Caroline
Weifenbach Casper, shoemaker, 237 e Lom-
bard
Weigan George, moulder, 126 Hughes
Weigand A. boiler maker, 72 Johnson
Weigand .Andrew, foundryman, 209 Cross
Weigand Charles, piano maker, 257 s Sharp
Weigand Cot)rad, cabinet maker, 660 w Bal-
timore
Weigand George A. soldier, 18 Dawson al
Weigand John, tailor, 306 West
Weigand John, tavern, 256 s Broadway
Weigand Peter, butcher, 5 Jackson'.'! ct
Weigand William, shoemaker, 306 West
Weigand Wm. D. (Hazlehurst & Co.) 272

Madison av
Weigant J. upholsterer, 322 Mulberry
Weigel Henry, 185 Hanover
Weigel Maj Wm. H. 185 Hanover
Weigert Anton, laborer, 67 s Wolfe
Weighart Christian, shoemaker, 209 Hollins
Weighart Christian, shoemaker, 93 Penna. av
Weighorst Henry, groceries, liquors and ice

cream saloon, cor Bond and Canton av
Weigle George, paver, 77 Preston
Weigle George, cooper, 361 s Charles
Weigle Henry, shoemaker, 50 s Repiiblican
Weigle Mary Ann, 186 s Spring
Weigman Ambrose, shoemaker, 73 Portland
Weiginan John, tailor, 209 s Broadway

RAi'SIOlVD, BURTON & CO., 168 Bal(imore-st., near Calvei-t. fceep tlie Largest and
Best Apitoiutcd Shirt and Fumisbliig Goods House In the United States.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Weifftnan Joseph, shoemaker, 80 Park
Wpihsf.'lter John, blacksmith, 328 s Charles
Weik Wm. L. butcher, 56 Centre and 56
Lexington markets, dw Penna. av near toU-

e:ate

Weikel Christian, tailor, 11 Rarnet

Weikel Peter, merchat tailor, 7 Light, dw 463

Franklin
Weiker John, blacksmith, 25"} n Central av
Weiker John, blacksmith, 239 n Central av
Weil Benj. clothier, 122 n Calvert, dw 121

Ciimden
Weil Conrnd, carpenter, 201 s Durham
WKIL E. P. & SONS, (E. P. Weil, Henry

Weil, J. C. Weil,) boot and shoemakers,

113 and 119 n Gay
Weil Gustav, baker, 56 Lancaster
WEIL H. & BRO. (Herman Weil, Henry

Weil,) boot and shoe store, 506 w Baltimore
Weil Henry, restaurant, 323 Penna. av
Wejl Henry, (H. Weil & Bro.) 42 Columbia
We"il Henry, house carpenter, 289 s Durham
Weil Herman, (H. Weil & Bro.) Fortress

Monroe Va.
Weil l.saac, clerk, ]21 Camden
Weil Jacol), clothier, 121 Camden
Weil Jonathan, eioihing, 87 Thames
Weil Mrs. L. hats and caps, 236 s Cen-
tral av
Weil Marx, property agent and collector, 236

Canton av
Weil M. S. bookkeeper, 87 Thames
Weilage John B. clerk, Gay betw Fayette

and Saratoga
Weiland August, tailor, 154 s Dallas
Wei Id Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 36 St.

Mary
WEILEPP AUGUST, photographer, 19 e

Baltimore
Weiler Charles, grocer, 219 e Pratt
Weiler George, tinner, 127 Chew
Weiler Mary E. confectionery, 83 Johnson
Weilert Henry, laborer, 85 s Bethel
Weiller A.h'xander, clothier, 279 w Lombard
Weiller Charles, 287 w Fayette
Weiller Henry, piano maker, 211 s Eutaw
Weiller John, laborer, 56 Johnson
Weiller Lewis, clerk, 287 w Fayette
Weiller Lewis, cooper, 216 s Sharp
Wciman Joseph, laborer, 32 Burke
Weimer John, piano maker, 49 Portland
Weinbach Louis, milkman, n e cor Elliott

and East av
Weinberg Abraham, boot and shoe dealer, 51

Harrison
Weinberg Abraham, shoemaker, 69 n Eden
Weinberg Ansel, (Goldenburg & Weinburg,)

68 n Front "^^ '

Weinberger Nathan, nightman, 274 s Dal-
las

Weinbergen Wm. sugar refiner, rear 70 Har-
rison
Weineke John G. butcher, 93 Centre market,

dw Patterson la
Weinel John, tailor, 296 Canton av
WEINER Dr morris, 249 w Fayette
Weiner Otto T. lithographer, 21 Conway
Weingarten Aaron, shoe dealer, 215 n Gay
Wemgarten Solomon, tobacconist, 173 Lex-
ington
Weingold John, laborer, 91 s Chapel
Weinhardt Gottleib, confectioner, 50 s Charles
Wemkam George, laborer, 110 s Chapel

Weinman Joseph, tailor, 13 St. James
Weinreich Chas. shoemaker, 84 Harrison
Weinreich Frederick, leather and findings, 467

w Baltimore
Weinreicht Christopher, cooper, 75 e Lom-
bard
Weinreicht Francis, shoemaker, 75 e Lom-
bard
Weinrich Henry, tailor, 130 Granby
Weinrich .lohn, laborer, 111 n Bethel
Weippert Elizabeth, 10 Preston
Weippert Frederick, carpenter, 10 Preston
Weir Patrick, laborer, 45 York
Weir Mrs. Robert, 132 St. Paul
Weir Wm. J. paper hanger, 155 Hollins
Weirflein George, locksmith, 16J Conway
Weirheim Wilhelmina, 103 Peach al
Weis Charles, cooper, 223 Frederick av
Weis Henry, shoemaker, 83 Boston
Weis Lewis, butcher, 58 Centre', 48 Lexing-
ton and 27 Hanover markets, dw 448 w
Pratt
Weis Mary, confectionery, 156 Aliceanna
Weis Michael, cooper, 156 s Dallas
Weisbaecker John (Zeitler & Weisbaecker,)

26 Raborg
Weisbein David, tobacconist, 10 St. Paul
Weise Christian, laborer, 190 Ramsay
Weise Charles, laborer, 190 Ramsay
Weise Conrad, 130 Eden
Weise Rosalia M. teacher, 138 w Saratoga
Weisel Michael, cabinet maker, 131 Dallas
Weisel Dr. 91 s Greene
Weisenstone Julia, hucksteress, ] Jasper
Weisenbach Louis, clothing, 50 s Central av
Weisenberger Mrs. 77 s Chapel
Weisgerber Henry, clothing, 1773^ Franklin
Weishampel Benj. F. hosiery and fancy goods,

4h8 w Baltimore
Weishampel Rev. John F. sr., 488 w Balti-
more
WEISHAMPEL JOHN F. Jr., bookseller
and stationer, 8 Eutaw house, cor Balti-
more and Eutuw, dw 484 w Baltimore
Welshman John, laborer, 73 s Dallas
Weisinger Charles, 126 s Bond
Weisinger Charles, groceries and liquors, 31

Milliman
WEISKiTTEL ANTOX, stove and hollow
ware foundry, 302, 304, 306 and 308 Alice-
anna, dw 68 R Washington, F. P.
Weiskopf J. L. (Kaufman & Weiskopf,) 9 s

Frederick
Weisler Abraham, dry goods, 260 Aliceanna
Weisman Christian, laborer, 1 Wyeth
Weisman Elizabeth, lager beer, 474 w Pratt
Weisman Franz, cooper, 4 n Wolfe
Weismiller Louis, shoemaker, 68 Camden
Weisner Henry, machinist. 138 Barre
Weiss Herman, furniture, 53 Penna av
Weiss John, tavern, 56 Park
Weiss John, box maker, 254 e Lombard
Weiss John M. lager beer, 31 Lee
Weissman Frederick, tailor, 164 s Bethel
Weist Frederick, porter, 39 s Paca
Weist Henry, barber, 62 s Eutaw
Weitfeld Adam, potter, 53 Pearl
Weitinger George, cooper, 179 s Eden
Weitmeyer Jacob, tobacconist, 51 n Gay
Weitz Henry, laborer, 62 Johnson
WEITZEL HENRY, lager beer saloon, 82

Lancaster
Weitzel Henry, painter, 188 Eastern av

.T. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Gmin. Seeds, tSlfO.
Roseiidale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liaud, HI. Spear's Wlxarf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Weitzol James, grocer, Browns hotel, 119 n

High
Weiizel James, clerk, Brown's hotel, 119 n

High
Weitzel John, porter, 115 n Central av
Weitzi'll Jacob, shoemaker, 132 s Regester
"Weitzeil Jnc()b, sailmaker, 126s Rpijester
Weitztll Martin, lager beer, lOf) Eastern av
Weitzeil Thomas, merchant, 84 McElderry
Weitzfl Wm. boiler maker, 115 n Central av
Weixelbaum Lazarus, teacher, 51 German
Wekeley Ellen, operator on sewing machine,

97 Hanover
Wekenmann Otio, shoemaker, 109 Conway
WELBY CHARLIES C. & CO. (Charles C.
Welby,) telegraph flour mills, n e cor Pres-
ident and Fawn
Welby Charles C. (C. C. Welby & Co.) 50

s High
Welby Thomas J. 46 e Pratt
Welch Mrs. H. grocery, 6 Bank
Welch Mrs. Alina, tailoress, 2 Bedford al
Welch Benj. F. clerk, 191 Franklin
Welch Benj. T. druggist, 63 s Broadway
Welch Brentford, salesman, 161 n Calvert
Welch Charles J. 161 n Calvert
Welch Ferdinand, laborer, 137 West
Welch Francis A. glove cleaner, 84 Lexington
Welch James S. (Herr & Welch,) George-
town, U. C.
Welch John, oils, paints, &c., 130 Thames,

dw 03 s Broadway
Welch .lohn M. assist't assessor 2d district,

69 Jefferson
Welch John, laborer, Falls road near toll-
gate
Welch John, blacksmith, 167 Stirling
Welch J. B. & Son, (J. B. Welch, W.B.
Welch,) grocers and com. merchants, 17
Commerce
Welch John B. (J. B. Welch & Son,) 161 n

Calvert
Welch John, fisherman, Winan's row
Welch Joseph, mariner, 14 Stiles
Welch Mrs. Mary, laundress, 28 N. Church
Welch Mrs. Mary, 24 Hammond al
Welch Mrs. Martha, 233 n Eden
Welch Michael, laliorer, 510 w Pratt
Welch Michael, Falls road extended
Welch Mrs. N. B. dressmaker, 105 Saratoga
Welch Samuel C. iron moulder, 225 e Pratt
Welch Simon, magistrate, 196 s Bond, dw

225 e Pratt
Welch Wm. B. (John B. Welch & Son,) 161

n Calvert
Weld Stephen, shoemaker, over 18 Centre

market space
Welde George, baker, 13 Aisquith
Welden Wm. T photographer, 185 Orleans
Welker Ellen, 550 Saratoga
Wellender John, bricklayer, 89 Mullikin
Wellener Basil S. (Cooper & Slicer,) 317 e

Pratt .
Wellener Thomas, ship carpenter, 68 Block
Weller Alfred, carpenter, 402 Saratoga
Weller Catherine, 18 Peach al
Weller Charles, coofier, 18 Peach al
Weller Christopher, laborer, 196 w Fayette
Weller Edwin A. bookkeeper, 325 w Balti-
more
Weller Frederick, laborer, 200 w Fayette
Weller Geo. brakesman B. & O. R. R. 550 w
Fayette

Weller Henry, grocer, 192 s Howard
Weller John H. baker, 62 s Schmeder
Weller Melheur, paper carrier, 306 Penna av
Weller Nicholas, blacksmith, 66 L. Mont-
gomery
Weller Philip, blacksmith, 58 Portland
Weller Philip, piano maker, 23 Centre
Weller Philip, restaurant, n wcor Centre and

Holiday
Weilham Hezekiah, gardener, 143 Barre
Welling Mary H. 175 n Howard
Wellishausen George, laborer, 246 s Sharp
Wellman Bernard, cigar maker, 239 e Lom-
bard
Wellmore Edw. portrait painter, 41 n Charles
Wellner Fred'k, bricklayer, 86 n Pine
Wellner Wm. ship carpenter, 59 s Ann
Wells Mrs. Anna, 28 May
Wells Annie, 82 Union
Wells Conrad, shoemaker, 127 Broadway
Wells Edward, shoemaker, 11 s Popphuon
Wells E. C. (Kilbourn & Co.) 21 Chesa-
peake
Wells E. A. clerk, 50 George
Wells Edward, wood, 108 Light-st. wharf,

dw 11 s Poppleton
Wells Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 211 Ramsay
Wells Mrs. Elizabeth, n w cor Bond and

Fayette
Wells George W. laborer, 5 n Fremont
Wells George W. (John Wells & Sons,) 62

Eastern av
Wells Henry S clerk Commercial and Far-
mers' bank, dw 42 n Calhoun
Wells John, jr. (John Wells & Sons,) 62

Eastern av
WELLS JOHN & SONS, (John Wells,
Richard Wells, Robert Wells,) engineers
and machinists, 47 Thames
Wells John G. shoemaker, 213 Lexington
Wells John W. hay presser, 54 Fort av
Wells Capt. J. Howard, C. S., U. S. A., 20

South, dw 97 St. Paul
Wells John, treasurer of Holiday-st. Theatre,

61 s Caroline
Wells John, (John Wells & Sons,) 62 East-
ern av
Wells Joseph, shoemaker, 354 n Gay
Wells Lewis W. Charles-st. av n of North-
ern av
Wells Mrs. Mary, 35 Scott
Wells Nicholas, prinlef, 11 s Poppleton
Wells Richard, (John Wells & Son,) 62 East-
ern av
Wells Rev. Robert R. 41 n Gilmor
Wells Robert, (John Wells & Sons,) 62 East-

err\ av
Wells Robert H. jr. cigar maker, 150 s Car-
oline
Wells Snsan, 250 Aisquith
Wells Wm. soldier, 9 Armistead la
Wells Wm. H. bookkeeper Union bank, dw

42 n Calhoun
Wells Wm. carpenter, 155 Mulberry
Wellslager Edward, sailmaker, 231 Canton av
Wellslager Stephen D. painter, 206 Aliceanna
WELSH ALONZO, Vineyard hotel, Fort

av, L. P.
Welsh Anthony, laborer, 50 s Durham
Welsh Alexander G. stone cutter, 51 e Eager
Welsh Charles E. (Wm. Welsh & Sons,) 610

w Fayette
Welsh David, clerk, 42 n Poppleton

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifactvirers of "White Lend, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Gliie,
Keatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints anil Varnislies, 100 W. liOmbard Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Welsh Diivid, shoemaker, 421^ n Poppleton
Welsh David restaurant, 2 Nortli
Welsh & Edward, (Wm. Welsh, George M.
E.iward,) produce and comnfiission dealers,
158 Franklin
Welsh Mrs. Eliza J. 82 Mulberry
Welsh Henry, director N. C. R.
Welsh Mrs. Hannah, 145 Peirce
Welsh James, wagoner, 69 Eastern av
Welsh James, brass finisher, John nr North
Welsh James L. bootmaker, 361 Penna av
Welsh Johanna, tavern, .35 s Frederick
Welsh John W. (Wm. Welsh & Sons,) Bal-
timore Co.
Welsh John, saddler, 5 Orleans
Welsh John, shoemaker, 36 Slemmer's al
Welsh John, tavern, 34 City Block
Welsh John, cabinet maker, 53 e Monument
Welsh John, laborer, 36 n Amity
Welsh J. W. ( Wm. Welsh & Sons,) Ridge,

Baltimore Co.
Welsh Mrs. Lizzie, 333 Franklin
Welsh Mark, stone cutter, 68 Hillen
Welsh Mrs. Mary R
Welsh Margaret, 143 Albemarle
Welsh Martin, laborer, 65 York
Welsh Michael, mariner, 33 Eastern av
Welsh Michael, stonemason, 20 Rose
Welsh Michael, well digger, 43 Lemmon
Welsh Michael, shoemaker, 27 Hillen
Welsh Michael, laborer, 39 President
Welsl) Nicholas, carter, 245 Columbia
Welsh Patrick, laborer, 55 Haubert
Welsh Patrick, ship carpenter, 183 s Chester
Welsh Peter, mariner, 21 Spruce al
Welsh Samuel, 181 n Exeter
Welsh Thomas, laborer, 22 Concord
Welsh Thomas, clerk, 101 s Sharp
Welsh Thomas, laborer, 3 Grace ct
Welsh Thomas, carpenter, 1,33 n Bond
WELSH WM. & SONS, (W. H.Welsh,
J. W. Welsh, C. E. Welsh,) wholesale to-
bacco aad cigar warehouse, 27 s Gay, cor
Second — [See p. 9 Jlilverlisements.]
Welsh Wm. (W. Welsh & Sons,) 142 Pearl
Welsh Wm. tobacco inspector, warehouse

No. 4,dw 142 Pearl
Welsh Wm. H. (Wm. Welsh & Sons,) 611

w Fayette
WELSH DR. WM. P. dentist, 45 Hanover
Welsh Wm. F. laborer, 10 Fort av
Welsh Wm. laborer, ll Parkin
Welsh Wm. laborer, 141 s Castle
Welsh Wm. carpenter, 101 Chew
Welsh Wm. C. tobacconist, 88 n Poppleton
Welshnm John, clerk, 30 s Sharp
Welshoffer Charles, machinist, 132 Pine
Welshoffer Henry, carpenter, 132 Pine
Welshoffer Wm. scowman, 51 Aliceanna
Welshoffer Wm. carpenter, 154 Division
Wemyer Eve, provision, 12 New
Welteck Johan, drayman, 218 s Sharp
Wellermuth John, cigar maker, 28 Hamburg
Weltiier Adam, proprietor of Hanover house,

77 Hanover
Weltiier John, carpenter, 334 s Howard
Welton Wm. J. cattle dealer, 322 Hollins
Welzenbaug John, laborer, 109 n Bethel
Wendall Adam, carter, 57 Eastern av
Wendel Henry, carpenter, 272 s Durham
Wendell Jacob, machinist, 386 Penna av
Wendelstedt Henry, cig-ar maker, 252 e Eager
Wender Frantz, cooper, 183 s Bethel

Wendt Charles, tobacconist, 173 s Bond, and

barkeeper Ottowa hall, 193 e Pratt
Wenk George J. hospital steward U. S. A.,

Jarvis hospital
Wenger Alvis, cooper, 416 s Charles
Wenig Alfred, printer, 182 Forrest
Wenig Caspar, grocery, 37 Burke, Canton
Wennagel Frederick J. 548 w Baltimore
Wenner Lewis, confecti'y, 584 w Baltimore
Wentermut Henry, cigar mak. 60 Albemarle
Wentkel John, tailor, 35 s Wolfe
Wentker Henry, shoemaker, 47 s Wolfe
Weiuline Rebecca, laundress, 12 Armistead la
Weniwortli. Thomas J. 368 Canton av
Wentz Alfred, finisher, 66 Scott
Wentz Mrs. Cecelia, 43 s Poppleton
Wentz Charles I. machinist, 67 Columbia
Wentz Mrs. Eliza, 67 Columbia
Wentz Himry, ship carpenter, 198 Eastern av
Wentz Henry E. teacher, 113 n Bond
Wentz John M. clerk, ,337 w Fayette
Wentz John B. cupper and leecher, 211 s Ann
Wentz John B. jr. 211 s Ann
Wentz John, tavern, 2 Sarah Ann
Weniz Samuel H. bookkeeper Mechanics

Bank, 337 w Fayette
WENTZ WILLIAM A. & CO. oyster and

fruit packers, 375 w Pratt
Wentz Wm. A. (W. A. Wentz & Co) 314 w
Fayette
'We/itzchell George, cabinet maker, 64 s Re-

gester
Wentzel Adam, laborer, 128 s Washington,

F. P.
Wentzel Frank, cabinet maker, 155 Sarah Ann
Wentzell John, 420 Canton av
Wenzel Bernhardt, laborer, 63 s Charles
Wenzel Conrad, cabinet maker, 56 Pearl
Wenzel John H paver, 70 Moore al
Wenzel Martin, shoemaker, 398 Saratoga
Wenzel Sophia, midwife, 56 Pearl
Wenzul Casper, shoemaker, 202 n Eden
Wenzing Hermann, clerk, 171 w Fayette
Weppler John, boiler maker, 206 Hollins
Weppleman Bernhardt, siioemak. 39 s Wolfe
Werb Michael, laborer, 155 s Dallas
Werb Joseph, tailor, 53 Preston
Werdebaugh Cornelius, clerk, 158 Saratoga
Werdebaugh Henry J. (H. J. Werdebaugh

& Co.) \5S Saratoga
WERDEBAUGH H. J. & CO. (H. J. Wer-
debaugh, C. Z. R. Ramsay.) fancy and va-
riety goods dealers, 292 w Baltimore
Werdebaugh John, sr. clerk, 158 Saratoga
Werdebaugh Mary J. 158 Saratoga
Werger Christian, wagoner, 215 Aliceanna
Werger Peter, laborer," 233 e Eager
WERNtlBURG WM. pharmaceutist, s w cor

Pratt and High
WERNEBURG & SCHAD, (Wm. Werne-
burg, Frederick Schad,) di-uggists, s e cor
Bond and Canton av
Werneburg Wm. (Werneburg & Schad,) s w
. cor Higl) ai.d Pratt
Werneka George, engineer, 14 Burke
Werner Bernard, tailor, 250 Hanover
Werner Ernst, cooper, 76 Biddle al
Werner Henry, bakery and confectionery, 134

n Cliai-les
Werner John, shoemaker, 195 s Regester
Werner John, shoemaker, 320 e Monument
Werneth Lucas, paver, 86 Orchard
Werneth Pentarian, paver, 113 Stirling

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"Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Wernex George, soldier, 190 L. Husrhes
Wernex Margaret, grocery, 190 L. Hughes
Wernicke Fn derick, slioemkr. 176 s Caroline
Wernsing Joliii H. grocery, 69 Watson
Wernwag Isaac, i^Wernwag & McConn,) 167

Bnrre
Wershing Nicholas, saddler, 53 Josephine
Werzberger Simon, clotiiier, 65 s High
Wes Frederick, driver, 127 Franklin
Wesburger Sarah, 11 L. McElderry
Wesenberg George, tinner, 28 s Poppleton
Wesley Lewis, soldier, 12 Wyeth
Wess Bernard, grocery, 83 n Bond
Wessel Christian, butcher, 28 Walsh
Wessels Asa W. laborer, 73 Warner
Wessels Mrs. L. beer saloon, 282 s Ann
Wessler Frederick, shoemaker, 128 n Caroline
West Charles, clerk, Fayette near Fulton
West Charles P. soldier, 170 West
West Charles, coal, 294 Hollins
West Constantine, shoemaker, 510 Light
West Christopher, (C. West & Sons,) 25 n

Calhoun
West Cluistopher & Sons, (C. West, G. P.
West, W. C. West,) coal oil, alcohol, &c,,
306 w Pratt
West Columbus, sail maker, 133 Bond
West Daniel, baker, 230 n Caroline
West D. Pinkney, Mayor's detective, 159

Aisquith
West Mrs. Eliza, 290 n Gay
West George P. (C. West & Sons,) 168 w

Fayette
West Geo. F. clerk, 324 Saratoga
West Hannah, 153 Aliceanna
West Harriet, 230 n Eutaw
West H. Montgomery, clerk, 51 Lexington
West Jas. H. coach trimmer, 80 n Poppleton
West James R. smelter, 179 s Caroline
West John, rigger, 14G Lancaster
West J(jhu r. salesman, 324 Saratoga
West Mrs. Otillia R. 159 Aisquith
West R. f. S. laborer, 25 Thames
West Salathiel M. salesman, 32 e Baltimore
West Samuel, cooper, s w cor Light and

Clement
West Sarah, 7 Jackson
West Sarah, tailoress, 27 n High
West Wm., sr. (Wm. & Wm. H. West, jr.)

72 e Pratt
West Wm. H. plasterer, 236 e Lombard
West Wm. C. (Christopher West & Sons,)

25 n Calhoun
West William, nuts, bolts and washers, 151

North, dw 133 s Bond
West Wm. & Wm. H. jr. (Wm. West, W.
H. West, jr.) lumber merchanis, cor Mill
and Bovi'ly
West Wm. (Hines& West,) 22 Conway
West Wm. H. (Wm. & Wm. H. West, jr.)

72 e Pratt
West Wm. ship carpenter, 52 s Chapel
Weslbrook Charrick, sup't telegraph Susq.

river line, 236 German
Westaway Wm. H. cooper, 442 Saratoga, dw

335 Mulberry
Westcott James, rope, 113 McElderry 's whf,

dw 71 Centre market space
Westenburger L Taylor, salesman, 16 Brune
Weslenburger M. 16 Brune
Westener Christiana, rear 496 Penna. av
Westenfeld Christian, clerk, 30 n Greene
Westerich Jacob, baker, 450 Saratoga

Westerich Chas. cigar store, cor Franklin and

State, dw 146 Saratoga
Westerich Peter, tobacconist, 146 Saratoga
Westerman Capt. A F. mariner, 132 s Bond
Westerman Ahikam, bailiff, 190 Mulberry
Westerman F. H. bookkeeper, 190 Mulberry
Westerman Joshua S. clerk N. C. R. 190

Mulberry
Westerman Samuel E. corresponding clerk

Bank of Baltimore, dw 190 Mulberry
Westerman Wm. groceries and liquors, 135 8

Wolfe
Westermeyer Rudolph, butcher, 533 e Fayette
WESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE, 14

n Eutaw
WESTERN HOTEL, s w cor Howard and

Saratoga, Jesse M. Lowe, proprietor
Western Hall, s w cor Lexington and How-

WESTERN MARYLAND TELEGRAPH

CO., 21 South
Western Star Club Assembly, 457 Lexington
Westfall Henry, carpenter, 67 s Kutaw
Wesiheimer Abraham, (Aaron Westheimer,)

499 w Baltimore
Westling Harman H. grocer, 9 Mercer
Weston Cornelius, 253 Madison av
Westphal Henry, carpenter, 74 n High
Westphal Henry, grocery, n e cor Douglass

and East
Westwat Major, 281 w Fayette
Wesiwood George W. feed, 129 Forrest, dw

302 Aisquith
Westwood John S. bricklayer, 210 Aisqaith
Westwood John H. clerk, 210 Aisquith
Westwood Juliet, teacher, 210 /Aisquith
Wetherald Thomas, watchmaker, 106 n High
Wetherald Wm. engineer, 13 s Fremont
Wetherall James M. ship smith, 151 Bank
WETHERALLWM. G. importer, dealer,

and agent for every description of iron and

steel, 16 Water, dw 295 Madison av
Wethcrbee Calvin S. cloth fuller, 68 Lee
WETHERED BROS. & NEPHEW, (C. E.

Weihered, J. Wethered, S. Wethered, L.

Wethered,^ manufs. of fancy cassimeres and

doeskins, 20 German
Wethered Charles E. (Wethered Brothers &

Nephew,) 29 Franklin
Wethered Eliza, 175 n Howard
Wethered John, (Wethered Bros. & Nephew,)

Baltimore Co
Wethered L. (Wethered Bros. & Nephew,)

29 Franklin
Wethered Lewin, 175 n Howard
Weihered Matilda, 175 n Howard
Wethered Saml.( Weihered Bros. & Nephew,)

29 Franklin
Wetherford Andrew, gardener, Quaker la,

Homestead
Wethermore Wm. laborer, 147 L. Greene
Wethersiine Charles, machinist, 305 n Gay
Wethersline Emily, groceries, n e cor Canton

av and Chapel
Wethersline Mrs. Kate, 1 Collison ct
Wetschky Charles, 225 Canton av
Wetter John, laborer, 8 Barney
Wetter L. E. liquor, 38 s High
Wetter Lottwich E. 45 s High
Wetterberger Margaret, 282 s Bethel
Wettern Wm. dyer, 158 Lexington
Wettmarshausen Frederick, watchmaker, 54

n Paca

JASVES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— -Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltiniore-st.

SMITH BE.CS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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Weizp] Frederick, wheel wris:lit, (SO Camden
Weizcl John L. lailor, 98 Mullikin
Witzel Nicholas, whitewasher, 5 n Eden
Welzlcr Charles, soldier, 126 s Chapel
Wetzler Philip, butcher, 45 Fell's Point mar-

kf-t. dw 2lt0 Aliceanna
Weusthnff Louis, bartender, 113 Camden
Wever Marman D. shoemaker, 70 Camden
Wever John, 264 w Pratt
Weyer John, grocery, n w cor Mulberry and

Chaisworth
Weyfi'rtilh Charles, cutter, 456 w Pratt
Weyffarth Hnlthazer, tailor, 40 n Paca
Weyffarih Elizabeth, confectionery, 282 s

Charles
Weyffarih Philip, piano maker, 282 s Charles
Weyffarth Philip, tobacconist, 282 s Charles
Weygant Elizal)elh, 12 Ensor
Weygant Henry, tailor, ]2 Ensor
Weygant iVlary, confectionery, 12 Rnsor
Weyhing Albert, lager beer, 8 Centre JVIarket

spaca
Weyl Charles W. bookkeeper, 119 s High
Weyl Mrs. Eleanora, 119 s High
Weyler John, barkeeper, 115 Camden
Weyler John G. laborer, 416 s Charles
Weyrauch M. cabinet maker, 285 e Madison
Weyraugh Margaret, hucksteress, 32 Stirling
Wha.ling Catherine, 244 Holiday
Whalay John, hackman, 12 St. Mary
Whalen Andiew, laborer, 120 Ramsay
Whalen Catherine, seamstress, 120 Ramsay
Whalen Dennis, grocery. Falls road near city

limits
Whalen George, police, 158 n Eutaw
Whalen James, laborer, 326 s Sharp
Whalen Luke, 10 Armistead la
Whalen Mrs. Mary E. tavern, 36 City Block
Whalen iVljchael, stone cutter, 125 s Castle
Whalen Peter, teamster, 188 Ramsay
Whaley Z. sailor, 155 s Wolfe
Whalen Patrirk, car driver, 140 iMcHenry
VVHALKN STEPHEN, magistrate, office 8
e cor Lancaster and Broadway, dw 218 s

Wolfe
Whalen Wm. conductor B. & O. R. R., 75 s

Popjileton

Whaley Ambrose L. moulder, 670 w Balto.
Wharry Matthew, laborer, 96 n Fremont
Wharry Thos. S machinist, 23 Scott
Wharton B. H. engineer, 108 e Fayette
Wharion Maj Henry W., U. S. A. commis-
sary of muster, 31 n Calvert, dw 246 n
Howard
Wharton John O. 395 n Central av
Wharton Owen T. printer, 79 Camden
Whatle Charles, porter, 22 Gittings
Whatten John, watchmaker, 475 w Baltimore
Wheary Wm. O. machinist, 75 n Fremont
Wheat iVJ rs Amelia, 27 s Fremont
WHEAT EDWARD,livery and sale stables,

405 w Baltimore, dw ]33 German
Wheat John A. paper hanger, 140 Pine
WHKAT JOHN H. magistrate fifth ward,

13] Forrest, dw 112 Aisquith
Wheat .lames, carpenter, 5 Thompson
Wlieatfirld Abraham, furniture, 6 Second, dw

36 e Fayette
Wheaton A. B. soldier, 3 Will
Wheaton D. L. junk, 3 Will
WHEATLEY, DORSE Y & CO. (J. F.
Wheathy, Allen Dorsey,) general commis-
sion merchants, 88 Spear's wharf

Wheatley J. F. (Wheatley, Dorsey & Co.)

1 Hollins
Wheatley Nehemiah, wood yard, n e corner

Chester and Aliceanna, dw 461 Canton av
Wheatley Nicholas D. tobac'st, 570 w Balto.
WHEDBEE & DICKINSON, (J. S. Whed-
bee, J S. Dickinson,) commission merch'ts,
foot of South street wharf
Whedbee George, clerk, 207 Hollins
Whedbee James S. (Whedbee & Dickinson,)

39 Courtland
Wheeden Edw'd L. sail maker, 97 s Broadway
Wheeden Eugene B. (Wheeden & Son,) 109

Bank
WHEEDEN JAMES C. & SON, (las. 0.
Wheeden, Jas. B. Wheeden,) sail makers,
Commercial wharf
Wheeden James B. (James C. Wheeden &

Son, 97 s Broadway
Wheeden James C. (James C. Wheeden &

Son,) 97 s Broadway
Wheeden Jas. H. clerk, 575 Lexington
Wheeden Madison, (Wheeden & Son,) 109

Bank
Wheeden Mrs. Mary M. 120 s Broadway
Wheeden & Son, ambrotyjDists and photogra-
phists, 135 s Broadway
Wheeden Dr. Thomas J. 97 s Broadway
Wheeden Thomas, sailor, 29 Thames
WHEELKRABNER C. livery stables, 848
w Baltimore, dw n w cor Baltimore and
Calhoun
Wheeler Adeline, 89 n Calvert
Wheeler Alexander, mariner, 152 Hughes
Wheeler Alfred, huckster, 3'26 w Lombard
Wheeler Andrew, drayman, 22 Haw
Wheeler Andrew J. coppersmith, Townsend

between John and Grundy
Wheel- r Bennett L. spar maker, 99 Albemarle
Wheeler Chas. A. sutler, s w cor Calhoun and

Baltimore
Wheeler Chas. H. mariner, 859 w Baltimore
Wheeler Chas. W. blacksmith, 173 n Spring'
Wheeler Charles, drover, 66 s Poppleton
Wheeler Chas. N. machinist, Townsend n of

John
Wheeler Darius, bricklayer, 87 s Greene
Wheeler Darius, jr. bricklayer, 47 McHenry
Wheeler Edward, gilder, 52 n h'remont
Wheeler Mrs. Klizabeth, 27 s Howard
Wheeler Mrs. Elizabeth, 29 Jefferson
Wheeler hilizabeth, fancy store, 469 Saratoga
Wheeler George W. pilot, 207 .Montgomery
Wheeler Capt, Henry W., U. S. A., 27 s

Howard
Wheeler Henry A. shoemaker, 162 n Dallas
Wheeler Henry, oils and paints, 88 Richmond,

dw Harford Co.
Wheeler Jas, mariner, 219 Washington P. H
Wheeler James H. paper hanger, John neap

Lanvale
Wheeler James, gardener, Monument e of

Patuxent
Wheeler .iohn D. clerk, 207 Barre
Wheeler John W. ship joiner, 106 Johnson
Wheeler John W. ship joiner, 90 s Chester
Wheeler Joseph A. machinist, Townsend bet

John and Grundy
Wheeler Joseph C. grocer, 159 Forrest, dw 6J

Aisquith
Wheeler Joseph, Townsend bet John and

Grundy
Wheeler Patience, 43 Stirling

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Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, HandKei eiiiefs, at No. 38
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Wheeler Joseph, machinist, Townsend near

John
Wheeler Peter, laborer, 3 Abey al
Wheeler Robert W. machinist, 93 n Culvert ■
Wheeler Samuel J. caulker, 325 s Charles
Wheeler Samuel, shoemaker, 52 n Fremont
Wheeh^r Mrs. Susan, cabinet mak., corMon-

umiMit and Aisquith, dw 190 Aisquith
Wheeler Sprah A. 63 n Bond
Wheeler Sarah, 210 Chesnut al
Wheeler Sarah, Belair av nr Baltimore Cem-
etery
Wheeler Thomas, gardener, Monument e of

Patuxent
Wheeler Thompson, coppersmith, Townsend

near John
Wheeler Tliomas, laborer, 87 Henrietta
Wheeler Ti)l.ias K. brushmak. 469 Saratoga
Wheeler Wm. A. sailmaker, 1 Williamson al
Wheeler Wni. E. carpenter, 113 Pine
Wheeler William L. bookkeeper, John near

La n vale
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines, 214

w Baltimore. Wm Merrell, agent — [See p.

53 ^Idvertiseinents]
Whe^■ling Mary, seamstress, 16 Aisquith
Wheeling Rebecca, seamstress, 16 Aisquith
Wheelwright J. ( Wheelwright, Mudge& Co.)

309 M.Vclison av
WHI£EL WRIGHT MUDGE & CO. (J.

Wheelwright, A. B. Mudge, B. C. Dor-

sey,) paper dealers, 14 Hanover — [See p 25

^dverlisements.]
Wheir John, labtirer, 126 Hampstead
Whelaii Mrs. Ann, shoebinder, 15 New
Whelan Daniel, saddler, 10 Fremont
Wiielan Mrs. Eliza, 46 n Charles
Whelan George W. shoemaker, 158 n Eutaw
Whelan Gotleib, tavern, 226 s Paca
Whelan .Mrs. Henrietta, 171 Madison av
Whelan Michael, fruit, 35 Stirling
Whelan Patience, 43 Stirling
Whelan Thomas, jr., attorney, 19 St. Paul,

dw 46 n Charles
Whelan Wm. grocer, 142 w Baltimore
Wheltle .iohn, painter, 297 William
When Philip, leather, 198 Henrietta
Whernwag Isaac, planing mill, 167 Birre
Wherrt'tt Alljert E. sailmaker, 91 s Bond
Wherretl Andrew J. mariner, 91 s Bond
Wherrett Geo. Z. pilot, 118 Pratt
Wherrett James .Vl . pilot, 286 e Pratt
Wherrett Roltert M. pilot, 118 e Pratt
Wherrett Tho.s. J. boot fitter, .33 s Carey
Whetile Mrs. , dressmaker, 34 Druid

Hill av
Whidy George, cooper, 124 Spring
Whipple D. R. clerk, 293 w Pratt
Whipple Henry B. carpenter, 120 Henrietta
Whi|>ps G.^orge W. tinner, 7 s Schroeder
Whistler John, 310 Aisquith
Whitaker Augustus, carpen'r, 254 Eastern av
Wliitaker Dorsey H. sr. shoemaker, 357 e

Monument
Whitaker Rev. Dorsey H. jr. 357 e Monu-
ment
Whitaker Dr. Josias, 90 Greenmount av
Whitaker Lloyd D. bricklayer, 326 Aisquith
Whitaker Mary H. seamstress, 168 Chesnut
Whitaker Mrs. M. J. 105 L. Greene
Whitaker Palemon, 263 n Gay
Whitall W. H. clerk, 64 n Gay
White Alexander, clerk, 67 n Amity

White Alexander J. sr., clerk Gas Co., 29 n

Gilmor
White Alexander M. government contractor,
12 Spear's wharf and Hughes' quay, dw
196 w Lombard
White Dr. Alphoiiso, 438 Lexington
White Allen T. laborer, 26 Haml)^t■ad
White Ambrose A. (White St Elder,) 90

Mulberry
White Andrew D. fish huckster, 223 Barre
White .Arthur, 165 n High
White A. J jr. gas office, 29 n Gilmor
White & Albaugh, coachinakers, 104 and 106
Penna. av

White , mariner, 305 s Washington, F. P.

White Bernard, painter, 32 Hughes
White Bridget, laundress, 62 Preston
White Catherine, 164 e Madison
White Capt. Charles W., U. S. A. 22 n Re-
publican
White Charles, laborer, 268 Aliceanna
White Charles A. baker, 255 e Fayette
White Daniel S. (J. Wirt & Co.) 165 w Fay-
ette
White David, (White & Albaugh,) 230 w

Biddle
White David, bricklayer, 245 H'lghes
White Davidson, plasterer, 66 n Caroline
White Delia .\ . seamstress, 48 Mullikin
White Edward T. mariner, 61 s High
WHITE Dr. EDWARD H. 36 Franklin
White Edward, soldier, 4 Barnes
White Elizabeth, 154 n Bond
White Elizabeth, 102 Mulberry
White Mrs. Elvira, 15 McCulloh
White Ellen, tavern, 171 Eastern av
White & Elder, (Ambrose A. White, Francis
W. Elder,) merchand'e brokers, and aiients
for Chesapeake sugar refinery, Grocers Ex-
ciiange, cor Exchange place and Commerce
White Dr. Elias A. 36 s Sharp
White Francis, cig.ir maker, 233 e Madison
White Francis, commission merchant, 163

North, dw Baltimore Co.
White Francis, coachmaker, 10 Townsend
White Frederick, ship carpenter, 337 Can-
ton av
White George T. baker, 157 e Baltimore,

dw 153
White George B. hosiery and notions, 87 n

H (J ward
White George, tinner, 35 n Paca
White George W. huckster, 162 L. Greene
White Griffith A. carpenter, 153 German
White Gideon, (Pitt& White,) 91 Cathedral
White Harriet, 7 Philpot
White Henry, machinist, 154 G. Hughes
White Henry, B. & O. R. R., 119 e Madi-
son
White Henry F. coachsmith, 7 Brune
White Henry, gravel roofer, 121 Walsh
White Henry, 72 Mount Vernon place
White Horace A. (S. R. Pearl & Co.) Eutaw

house
White James D. 357 w Lombard
White James, police, 306 Eastern av
White James, detective, 2 Humes
White James A. hatter, 31 s Caroline
White James, (J. White & Co.) 683 w Bal-
timore
WHITE JAMES & CO., (James White,)
produce commission merchants, 22 Com-
merce, dw 683 w Baltimore

#. HEIIVRV GIESK, Conunlssion Merchant, for the sale of Floor, Grain, Seeds, &«.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined PUuter constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wh^rf.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MABBLE HALL, No. 40.

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White James W. blacksmith, Haubert betw

Marriott and Nicholson
White Jacob, drayman, 143 s Exeter
White Jacob, cooper, 124 s Spring
Wliite Jacob P. clerk, 29 n Gilmor
White Mrs. Jane, 167 Montgomery
White Jane E. 24 Stirling
Wliite Jemima, Pratt w of Carey
White Jennie, 14 Saratoga
White John T. 86 w Monument
White John T. coachsmith, 303 Franklin
White J. Charles, clerk, 90 Mulberry
White Jolm W. furniture wagoner, 55 Scott
White John, plasterer, 73 s Chapel
White John, clerk, 110 n High
White John, clerk, 607 w Lombard
White John, cooper, 30 s Eutaw
White John, laborer, 48 Albemarle
White John C 78 n Charles
White John N. (North, White & Jones,)

Hamburg near Light
White John K. house furnishing goods, 11 n

Howard, dw 217 Franklin
White Jose]ih I. cigar maker, 153 German
White Joseph, moulder, 106 s Fremont
White Joseph, (Pardoe & White,) 126 a High
White Jos., wheelwright, Philadelphia road

near city limits
White Jos. L. jr., ship carpenter, 150 Bank
White Capt. Joseph, mariner, 126 s High
Wliite Joseph, 231 n Charles
White Joseph, bricklayer, 154 n Fremont
White Tulia Ann, 18 s Republican
White Lucy, 52 Hampstead
While Margaret, 261 n Central av
White Mark, hoop skirts, 45 n Howard
White Matthew, shoemaker, 64 Richmond
While Mary, 41 Druid Hill av
White Mary, 135 Eastern av
White Mary A. 140 Division
White Mary, 13 Thomsen
White Mrs. Mary A. 87 s Ann
White Mary, over 177 w Pratt
White Miles, president People's Bank, dw 36

s Sharp
While Mrs 48 Albemarle
While Mrs. Nancy, 78 s High
White Oliver B. 271 Hollins
White Owen M. police, 303 Franklin
White Orlando, ufiholsterer, 109 n Paca
While Pauline, 137 North
White Peter, laborer, 313 Canton av
White Peter, police, 164 Orleans
While Priscilla H. 78 n Charles
White Robert, tailor, 33 e Lombard
WHITE ROBERT, tavern, 16 Fell
White Robert H. machinist, 167 Montgomery
White Robert B. clerk, 217 Franklin
WHITE & ROSENBERG, (S. White, J.

Rosenberg,) hats, caps and straw goods,

318 w Baltimore
While Samuel, (White & Rosenberg,) 198

Hanover
White Samuel, painter, 126 Barre
White Samuel, 174 Chesnut
White Samuel, 42 w Fayette
White Sarah A. 102 Mulberry
White Mrs. Sarah, 61 s High
While Sarah C. 361 n Gay
White Sarah, grocery, 108 n High
Wliite Simon, 499 Saratoga
White Susanna, 105 HolUns
White Susanna, 102 Mulberry

White Thomas, grocer, 232 w Bidille

White Thomas L (Sumwalt & White,) 418

Lexington
White Thomas, shoemaker, 108 Lexington
White Thomas, founder, 106 s Fremont
White Welcome, baker, 4 n High
White Wells M. baker, 139 n High
While Win. merchant tailor, 229 s Broadway
White Wm. confectioner, 311 w Baltimore,

dw 148 Pearl
While Wm. G. plasterer, 35 Garden
While Wm. W. machinist, 167 Montgomery
White Wm. bookkeeper, 148 Pearl
White Wm. B. mariner, 60 Thames
White Wm. gilder, 7 Holland
While Wm. H. tinner, 73 Hollina
While Wm. 51 Leadenhall
Whitebred Conrad, cooper, 8 Creek al
Whitefield Levi, junk, 67 Peniia av
Whiteford Charles H. H. engineer, 165 Bank
Whiteford Mrs. Elizabeth, 32 s Eutaw
Whiteford George, engineer, 181 n Dallas
Whiteford George W. engineer, 88 s Chester
Whiteford James H. police, 334 Raborg
Whiteford James, (Charles H. Ross & Co.)

21 n Front
Whiteford R. Lewis, clerk, 21 n Front
Whiteford Samuel, 55 s Bond
Whiteford Samuel, pyrotechnist, 181 Milliman
Whitehead James, moulder, 46 Lee
Whitehill Lewis, daguerreotypist, 282 n Gay
Whitehouse Geo. trace chain manufacturer,

289 Penna. av, dw 291
Whitehouse Jas. chain maker, 291 Penna. av
Whitehurst Henry W. dentist, 36 n Pop-

pleton
Whiielaw John, steam stone and marble

works, foot of Washington, dw 39 Aisquith
Whiteley Arthur, coal, 254 Hollins
WHITELEY BROTHER & CO. (Jas. G.

Whiieley, Calvin Whiteley, G. L. Tracy,

B. W. Sangston,) wholesale dry goods

dealers, 281 w Baltimore
Whiiaker Dorsey, 357 e Monument
Whitaker George, barkeeper, 1 w Biddle
Whitaker Henry, carpenter, 57 Milliman
Whiieley Benjamin, (Whiteley Bro. & Co;)

Baltimore Co.
Whiieley Calvin, (Whiteley Bro. & Co.) 607

w Fayette
Whiieley David R. 3 Hudson al
Whiteley James G. 16'3 w Lombard
Wiiileley John, painter, 72 w Biddle
Whiteley Mary, N. C. R., near Reservoir
Whiteley Solomon, bricklayer, 49 n Caroline
Whiteley Winfield S. blacksmith, 3 Hudson al
Wliitelock Eliza, hucksteress, 466 Saratoga
Whitelock John W. police, 245 e Madison
Wliitelock John, 141 w Fayette
Whitelock W. (W. Whitelock & Co.) Mt.

Washington, Bait. Co.
Whitelock W. & Co. (W. Whitelock, S. S.

Woolston,) manuf. of phosphates, and

dealers in guano, 44 South
Whitelock Wm. plasterer, 466 Saratoga
WHIT ELY JAMES H. magistrate, 55 w

Fayette, dw 173 Preston
Whitely John, wheelwright, 69 Preston
Whiteman Henry, shoemaker, 350 s Charles
Whiten Henry, clerk, 146 German
Whiten Henry L. clerk, Grundy near Mc-

Mechin
Whitener Mrs. J. 66 Aliceanna

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifncturers of WliUe IjencI, Zinc, Putty, Irfimplilack, Glu««
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints ami V'nrnislies, 1(10 AV. I..ombar<l Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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449

WIG

Whitener Peter, blacksmith, 82 Lancaster
Whiteside John, laborer, 471 Sarat<iga
Whitesides Margaret, seamstress, 32 s Re-
publican
Whitfield Andrew, carpenter, 428 Canton av
Wliitin^ A.Lawrence, (Whiting & Co.) 75

St. Paul

WHITING & CO. (J. A. Whiting, A. L.

Whiting,) hardware importers, 130 w Pratt

Whiting James, (Whiiiiig& Co.) 75 St. Paul

Whiting James A. (Whiting & Co.) 75 St.

Paul
Whiting Wm. P. (Brinkley & Whiting,) 70

Courtland
Whitler Clias. ship carpenter, 352 s Charles
Wliitlick Adam, cabinet maker, 24 n Oregon
W hitling Mrs. Charlotte, 125 n Paca
Wliitlock Hamilton, clerk Commissary de-
partment, 132 w Fayette
Wliitlock John W. police, 92 Orleans
Whitman Adam, paper carrier, 241 e Eager
WHITMAN E. & SONS, (E. Whitman, E.
B. Whitman, L. M. Whitman,) manufac-
turers and dealers in agricultural imple-
ments, seeds, fertilizers, &c., 22 and 24 s
Calvert
Whitman Ezra, (E. Whitman & Sons,) 62 e

Baltimore
Whitman Ezra B. (E. Whitman & Sons,) 62

e Baltimore
Whiiman Louis M. (E. Whitman & Sons,)

62 c Baltimore
Whitman Mary, 20 Wyeth
Whitman Wolfgang, brewer, 94 s Wolfe
Whitmarsh Geo., boots and shoes, 159 Lex-
ington
Whitney Agnes, 95 n Schroeder
WHITNEY, MBDAIRY & GUSHING,
(J. C. Whitney, J. H. Medairy, F. C.
Gushing,) booksellers and stationers, 6 n
Howard
Whitney Fred'k, saiimaker, 156 w Madison
Whitney George S. tinner, 96 n Schroeder
Whitney George H. machinist, Uhler's al,
between Charles and Hanover, dw 216 e
Monument
W^hitney George T. Penna. av, beyond toll

gate
Whitney James, laborer, 377 e Eager
Whitney J. Henry, 251 Mulberry
Whitney Jos. C. (Whitney, Medairy & Gush-
ing,) Eager, 1 door e of Charles
Whitney iVIrs. Laura, 35 Courtland
WHITNEY MILTON, attorney, office 23
Lexington, dw Eager, 2 doors e of Charles
Whitn(!y Paul, shoemaker, 20 New
Wliiiney Rosetta, vest maker, 90 n Schroeder
Whitney Wm. N. carpenter, 95 n Schroeder
Wliiton Henry L. clerk, Grundy betw Mosh-

er and McMechin
Whitridge Horace L. (Thos. Whitridge &

Co.) 151 n Charles
WHITRIDGE DR. JOHN, 49 n Charles
WHITRIDGE JuHN A. stock broker, 40

Second, dw 5 Cathedral
WHITRIDGE THOMAS & CO. (T. W.
Wliitridge, Horace L. Whitridge,) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 22 and 24
Btiwly's whf
Whitridge Thos. W. (T. Whitridge & Co.)

Penna. av beyond toll gate, Bako. Co.
Whitridge Dr. William, 49 n Charles '
Whitson , shoemaker, 65 Portland

Whitson David, constable and collector, 102s

Paca
Whitson Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, 59 e Balti-
more
Whitson John, brush factory, 148 n Gay
Whitson Wm. E. grocer, 56 s Paca
Whitston John, brush maker, 186 Aisquith
Whittaker Augustus, carpenter, Eastern av,

1 door from Ann
Whittaker Henry M. clerk, 22 Chatsworth
Whittaker L F. police, 47 Tyson
Whittemore John S. (Holden & Whittemore,)

119 s Wolfe
Whitien William, ship carpenter, 256 s Ann
WHITTINGH.AM Rev. W. R. Protestant
Epis. Bishop of Maryland, 277 Madison av
Whittington Francis, ship carpenter, 106 Hill
Whittington Geo. A., U. S. N., 98 Hill
Whittington Harry, sdip carpenter, 297 Light
Whittington James D. mariner, 98 Hill
Whittington John, s w cor Liberty road and

Kirby's la
Whitiiiigton Samuel H. sr. collector, 98 Hill
Whittington Samuel H. jr. bookkeeper Bank

of Commerce, 98 Hill
Whittington Wm. J. printer. Mansion house
Whittle Caroline, tailoress, 122 n Eutaw
Whittle Charles, 122 n Eutaw
Whittle Charles N. carpenter, 85 Chew
Whittle Honora, hucksteress, 122 n Eutaw
WHITTLE T. S. apothecary and druggist,
se cor Aisquith and Holland, dw 134 n
High
Whittler Charles, cabinet maker, 61 Forrest
Whitty John, grocery, 107 e Madison
Whitty John, jiorter, 96 Greenmount av
Whitworth Anne, teacher, 3."1 s Calhoun
Wliitworth Charles, boiler maker, 95 Chats-
worth
Whitworth Chas. W. machinist, 95 Ghats-
worth
Whitworth Elizabeth, teacher, 33 s Calhoun
Wholey Mrs. Margaret, 49 s Po|Pi)leton
Wholey William, engineer, 207 s Eutaw
Whorton Jas. T. clerk, 196 e Eager
Whorton William, shoemaker, lo6j^ w Pratt,

dw 302 Aisquith
WHVTE WM. PINKNEY, attorney, 21
Lexington, dw Baltimore county, nr cattle
ehow grounds
Wiard Jacob F. carpenter, 475 Franklin
Wiant Joseph, tinner, Lumbaid nrPoppletoa
Wiber F. box maker, 233 s Sharp
Wible John, shoemaker, 197 Conway
Wick Christopher, confeci'y, 163 Penna. ar
Wick Madeline, confectionery, 163 Penna. ar
Wick Mrs. Mary, confec'y. 86 n Broadway
Wick Simon, cooper, 86 n Broadway
Wick William, tobacconist, 161 Penna. ar'
Wicke Frederick, tailor, 121 s Butid
Wickwork William, basket maker, 94 St.

Peter
Wicke Wm. trimmings, 57 Pearl
Wickens John, ship carpenter, 61 Eastern ay
Wickens Mary, 61 Eastern av
Wickens Win. jr. tinner, 61 Eastern av
Wickerd John, cabinet maker, 33 Garden
Wickersham John, 127 s Caroline
Wickert Jacob, tavern, n w cor Franklin and

Paca
Wickes Geo. W. (Solter & Co.) 1 w Pratt
Wickes John A. clerk, 1 w Pratt
Wickham John, tavern, 5 Dover

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWINQ MACHINE is the best for all purposes^ SALES
ROOIKtS— 181 Baltimor« Street.

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THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Wicklein Charles, cooper, 207 William
Wirkley Thos. laborer, 8 Albemarle
Wifks Evan T. machiiiist, 162 Scott
Wicks Gardner A. pattern maker, 471 w

Lombard
Wicks Jerome, aeent, 159 w Pratt
Wicks S. 136 Jefferson
Widderman Cliristof, cabinet maker, 213

Mor.tffomery
Widdifih'id Mrs. Mary A. 255 n C'lroline
Widdifipld Thos. E. [lolice. 255 n Caroline
Widdifield Wm. J. caner, 255 n Caroline
Widtrman .John, laborer, f9 Booth
Widerman Thos. cellar dig-jHr, 527 Lexington
Wiilemyer Mrs. Mary A. 69 Dawson al
Widt-rmnn Ezra T. G. cl^rk, 9 s i )rt'gon
Widcrman Samuel B. cooper, 9 s Oregon
Wiebking Henry, boxmaker, 62 Vine
Wiechert Christian, stove maker, 93 Penna av
Witckman Charles, cigar maker, 172 Sarah

Ann
Wif-defeld Frances H. tanner. Point lane nr

Greenmouni Cemetery
Wiedey Charl.s, cutter, .336 s Charles
Wi.dpy .Vlrs. W. milliner, 336 s Charles
Wiedman .lohn, shoemaker, 60 s Schroeder
Wiegand Carl, cabinet maker, 20 Clay
Wiegand Catherine, grocery, 20 Clay
Wiegand Conrad H. teacher, 65 Ensor
Wiigand George, tailor, 314 w Pratt
Wiegand Henry, Ijarber, 191 Hollins
Wiegand Henry, baKer, 2b6 s Charles
Wiegand Henry, confeclionerv, 246 s Charles

Wiegand , cabinet mak. 53 Druid HiUav

Wiegand John, tavern, 256 s Broadway
Wiegel John, shoemaker, 267 Eastern av
Wieirel Just, tailor, 255 Hanover
Wiegner Jacob, provisions, 98 n Bond
Wiehrauch G. tinner, 248 s Eutaw
Wiei A. (Wiel & Bros.) 14 Centre market

space
Wiel & Bros. (A. Wiel.S. Wiel, L. Wiel,)

hats and caps, 311 w Baliimore
Will Joseph, second hand store, 2SS a Bond
Wiel Louis, (Wiel & Bros.) 14 Centre mar-
ket space
Wiganl August, laborer, H Baker ct
Wiel Samuel, hats and caps, 14 Centre mar-
ket space
Wiel Simon, (Wiel & Bros.) 14 Centre mar-
ket space
Wielage Catherine, grocer, n w cor Conway

and L. Paca
Wieland Augustus, soldier, 1 Perry
Wieland Godfrey, milkman, 544 Light
Wnland Louis, soldier, 1 Perry
Wiencke Frederick, tailor, 130 e Lombard
Wiener Adolphus, watchmaker, 49 n Kutaw
Wieni ke Frederick, grocer, 114 Henrietta
Wiensiroh Henry, varnisher, 81 Grindall
Wier Robert, clerk, 132 St. Paul
Wier Robert, messenger Adams express, 289

Franklin
Wierhaus Frederick, box maker, 43 Marion
Wiesljread Helena, grocery , )07 Low
Wiese William, lab. 102 s Washin-ton, F. P.
WIESE.NFELD & CO. (M. Wiesenfeld, J.

Fiiedenwald,) clothiers, 25 Hanover
Wiesenleld Moses, (Wie.^enfeld & Co.) Ill e

Baltimore
Wieskever Conrad, baker, 62 Portland
Wiesner Adolph L. D. over 63 w Second
Wiesner Conrad H. carpenter, 17 Henrietta

Wiess Humphrey, 2 Prospect la

Wiessner Kberhart, machinist, 33 and 35 Park,

dw 122 Henrietta
WIESSNER FREDERICK, lager beer brew-
ery, Belairav near Baltinvire cemetery
Wiessner John, watchmaker, 23 Brown
Wiessner & Miller, (Fred'k Wiessner, John
Miller,) lager beer brewery, n e cor Lancas-
ter and Burke
Wiest Fred'k A. provisions, 903 w Baltimore
Wiest John, laborer, 180 Haborg
Wii stliiig August, currier, 61 Perry
Wietiiig John, riirger, 284 s Durham
Wietsgar John W. lal)orer, 15 Callendar
Wigart Henry B. 16 Lanvale
Wigener John, laborer, 71 s Durham
Wiirgin Reulien H. shoemaker, 69 Perry
Wigginton Wm. H. tin and sheet iron work-
er, 43 e Fayette
Wight Chas.'H. clerk, Baltimore e of Wash-
ington
WIGHT JACOB H. tobacco commission
merchant, 51 Exchange place, dw 19 Lex-
ington
Wight Wm. S. printer, 269 Hollins
Wight Wm. H ]53 s Charles
Wight Win. J. 1.53 s Charles
Wigley Kdward, bricklayer, 121 n Paca
Wi^ley George, tinner, 108 Vine
Wigniiui August, tailor, 357 e Eager
Wikman John, laborer, 128 German
Wilberger D. carver, 155 w Madison
Wilbur David C. trunk maker, 14 Parkin
Wilbur Harrison U. machinist, 12 Fort av
Wilbur Silas J. 485 Lexington
Wilbur Silas J. coal dealer and slater, 14

Parkin
Wilburger Daniel, cabinet mak. 128 Saratoga
Wilby All)ert, engineer, 141 e Pratt
Wilby Fritz, watch case maker, n w corner

Fayette anil Eutaw
Wilcox Andrew J. attorney, 28 n Calvert, dw

164 Harford av
Wih'ox Charles H. butcher, 35 Centre and 1

B'dair markets, dw 254 \isquith
Wilcox D. M. clerk, 105 w Fayette
Wilcox Henry, (T. J. Wilcox & Co.) 142 n

Exeter
Wilcox John H. boot and shoemaker, 252 n

Gay
Wilcox John F. butcher. 111 Centre and 20

Hanover markets', dw 37 Valley
Wilcox John J. pilot, 104 s Washington, F. P.
Wilcox Julia, ]b6 Harford av
Wilcox Liwis E. clerk, 166 Harford av
Wilcox Ihos. J. (T. J. Wilcox & Co.) 150 n

Gay

Wilcox T. J. & Co. (T. J. Wilcox, Henry

Wilcox.) hardware, s w cor Front and

Forrest

Wilcox Thos. S. boots and shoes, 134 n Gay

Wilcox Wm. L. clerk in assessor's office, 78

Hillell
Wild Augustus, plasterer, 191 w Biddle
Wild Mrs. Klizabeth, 1.55 Druid Hil! av
WILD FRANCIS, paver and sand dealer,

n w cor Strieker and Mulberry
Wild Fred'k VV. machinist, 272 s Charles
Wild George, blacksmith, 272 s Charles
Wild Geo. L. piano maker, 272 s Charles
Wild Henry C. clerk, 272 s Charles
Wild John L. (John L. Wild & Co.) 128 n
Bond

^AJtI£S H. JOHNSOX, City Steam Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, oirer 99 W. Baltlnioi:ie-st.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, jSTo. 40.

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Wild Jacob, Cider al near Greene
Wild John L. & Co. (J. L. Wild, C Mc-
Cauley,) brokers, n e cor Camden & Eutaw
Wild Louis P. drum maker, 272 s Charles
Wilden Henry, Barnum's hotel
Wildenforst Louis R carver, 121 n Howard
Wildenforst, Mrs. Theresa, hoop skirt manu-
factory, 121 n Howard
Wilder Henry C 475 Franklin
Wilderman Francis JVI. stone cutter, 278 Mul-
berry
Wilderman Michael, cooper, 344 s Charles
Wilderman Robert, harness maker, 258 AIul-

berry
Wilderman Wm. C. provision store, 426 w

Fayette
Wildermuth Adam, baker, 22'Somerset
Wildey Augustus, machinist, 15 e Monument
Wiidmann August, boot crimper, 32 New

Church
Wile & Son, (D. Wile, J. A. Wile,) eating

house, 8 Light
Wilen John, salesman, 22 e Lombard
Wiler Daniel, laborer, 8(J Eastern av
Wiley Alexander, ship chandler, 166 Light,

dw 98 William
Wiley Alexander, rope maker, 13 Cambridge
Wiley Mrs. Eleanora, 4 s Ci'iitral av
Wiley James, blacksmith, 82 Towson
Wiley James, pilot, 1)0 s Boud
WJLKY Ji )HN F. book and job printer, over
153 w Baltimore, corner Calvert, dw 40
Lexington
Wiley John W. ship carpenter, 77 s Wash-
ington, F P.
Wiley John W. clerk -N. C. R. 333 Cathedral
Wiley Jos. P. shoemaker, 333 Cathedral
Wiley Jos. conductor N. C. R., 1 Mount
Wiley Parkinaou R. cigar miker, 11 n Eden
Wiley Thos. of Ilook and Laddar Co. No. 1,

dw 80 n Front
Wiley Thos. A. conductor, 215 Barre
Wiley Thos. J siiip carpenter, 155 s Caroline
Wiley Wm. weaver, 41 Harmony la
Wiley Capt. Wm. mariner, 30 n Front
Wilfing Dora, varii-ty, 66 Druid Hill av
Wilfin^ Henry, tailor, 66 Druid Hill av
Wilhelm Charles T. painter, .32 Mclilderry
Wilhelm Charles H. tinner, 71 Penna av
Wilhelm Conrad, soldier, 1.15 s Bank
Wilhelm Conrau, laOorer, 66 Division
Wilhelm & Corum, (John M. Wilhelm, J. C.
Corum,) commission merchants, over 158 w
Pratt
Wilhelm Mrs. Elizabeth J. seamstress, 96 n

Wolfe
Wilhelm George, fisherman, 86 Eastern av
Wilhelm John M. (Wilhelm & Corum,) 389

w Fayette
Wilhelm John, laborer, 8 Tessier
Wilhelm John, laborer, 34 Union
Wilhelm Lewis, grocer, s e cor Chesnut and

Front
Wilhelm Louisa, tinning and roofing, 71

Penna av
Wilhelm Matthew H. carpenter, 403 n Gay
Wilhelm Matthew H. laborer, Belair av ex-
tended
Wilhelm Saml. sr. dealer in hogs, s w cor

Fulton and Fayette
Wilhelm Wm. ca'tle dealer, 88 n Eutaw
Wilhelm Wilert, tailor, 323 n Central ay
Wilhelmy Ferdinand, 16 Pearl

Wilkens Christopher, coachman, 12 Davis

WILKENS H. & CO. (J. D. Hashagen,

G. Schneydter,) manufacturers of smoking

and fine cut chnwing tobacco, cigars, &c.,

181 w Pratt — [See p. 21 Advertisements.]

Wilkens Henry, (Geyer & Wilkens,) 319

Lexington
Wilkens Jerome, clerk, 272 n Eutaw
Wilkens Otto, piano maker, 487 w Baltimore
Wilkens Richard, 71 s Broadway
Wilkens Wm. bookkeeper, 105 Hanover
WILKEiNS WM. & CO. (Wm. Wilkens,
Hermann H. Graue,) steam curled hair
manufactory, Frederick road near toll gate,
store s e cor Charles and Pratt — [See p. 28
Advertisements.]
Wilkens Wm. (Wm. Wilkens & Co.) Fred-
erick road e of toll gate
Wilkrrson Albert, teacher, 95 Hollins
Wilkerson John, boiler maker, 95 Hollins
Wilkes Jabez, feed, cor Canton av and Ches-
ter, dw 320 e Pratt
Wilkey Robert, mariner, Clinton betw Elliott

and Toone
Wilkins Anna, seamstress, 2 Hoffman
Wilkins A. cor Monument and Eutaw
Wilkins Bartus, saddler, 6 Light, dw 98 e

Pratt
Wilkins Charles H. bookkeeper, 98 e Pratt
Wilkins & Co. (Edward Wilkins, E. Mifflin
Wilkins,) oysters, fruits and vegetables, 5
Hughes' quay
Wilkins Edward, saddler, 111 s Eden
Wilkins Edward (Wilkins & Co.) Kent Co.
•Wilkins Elizabeth, 68 n Bond
Wilkins Geo. T. flour, grain and feed, 55

Light, dw 110 Lee
Wilkins Henry, commis. rnerchant, 122 w

Lombard, dw 319 Lexington
Wilkins Henry, clerk, 180 s Bond
WILKINS DR. JOSEPH, office 38 Second,

dw 68 Mount Vernon pl^ce
Wilkins Louisa, cor Monument and Eutaw
Wilkins Richard G. bar keeper, Wolfe s of

Fayette
Wilkins Thomas, laborer, 404 West
Wilkins Wm. brickmaker, 5 Armislead la
Wilkins W. A. clerk, 98 e Pratt
Wilkins W. J. clerk, 98 Gough
Wilkins Willard, clerk, 257 n Eutaw
WilkiiiGon A. clerk, 100 n Front
Wilkinson Mrs, Ann, nurse, 279 s Paca
Wilkinson Annie C. teacher, 29 s Ann
Wilkinson Benj. carpenter, 242 n Eden
WILKINSON «& BRO. (Jas. Wilkinson,
Wm. Wilkinson,) restaurant and livery
stables, n e cor Bank and Bond
Wilkinson Donald, boatsman, SO Block
Wilkinson Geo. expressman, 339 Franklin
Wilkinson Hezekiah, caulker, 72 Albemarle
Wilkinson Jabez, moulder, 60 York
Wilkinson James F. blacksmith, 279 s Paca
Wilkinson J. W. driver Adams E.xpress, cor

Franklin and Brune
Wilkinson James, bookbinder, 37 Chew
Wilkinson James A. huckster, 19 Diamond
Wilkinson James, (Wilkinson &, Bro.) 172 a

Bond
Wilkinson John T. fireman, 157 William
Wilkinson John, carpenter, 157 Vine
Wilkinson John R. tinner, over 31 n Greene
Wilkinson J. V. cigars and liquors, 54 j^ w
Fayette, dw 1.06

SHIRTS ! SHIRTS! ! SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, Finish and Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTOJT & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40

W. Baltimore Street.

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Wilkinson John, architect, 397 w Fayette
Wilkirifion John W. B. turner, 146 n Bond
Wilkinson Lewis, clerk, 64 Eastern av
Wilkinson Lewis, jr. baker, 67 Eastern av
Wilkinson Orlando, tinner, 43 n Dallas
Wilkinson Patrick, laborer, 33 Fell
Wilkinson Samuel, 146 n Bond
Wilkinson Walter S. clerk, 392 w Fayette
Wilkinson Wm. J. police, 140 Hollins
Wilkinson Win. (Wilkinson & Bro.) 153 s

Bond
Wlkinson E. laborer, 42 Fell
Wilkison Wm. B. painter, 195 Mullikin
Wilks James K. over Peoples Bank, n e cor

Paca and Baltimore, dw 348 w Baltimore
Wilkson Sarah, 37 Chew
Will Adam, laborer, 15 Baker
Will Adolph, shoemaker, 186 w Biddle
Will Andrew, shoemaker, 110 n Gay
Will August, shoemaker, 76 Penna. av
Will Jacob, clerk, 143 s Kxeter
Will Jacob, shoemaker, 76 s Howard
Will John, baker, s w cor Ann and Gough
Willand Levi, carter, 128 Hamburg
Willax Andrew, dyer, 87 e Fayette
Willax Michael, dyer, 288 n Gay
Wille Jaciib, tailor, 38 n Caroline
Willenberg Francis, laborer, 26 Albemarle
Wilier IVlrs. D. 14 Davis
Wiilerstoff Conrad, baker, 154 Hollins
Willet John, laborer, 44 Johnson
Willett Lucretia, 99 McCulloh
Willey Rebecca, 175 e Lombard
Willey Richard D. engineer, 318 William
Willey Wm. F. M. barkeeper. 15 n High
Willey Wm. clerk, 177 n Central av
Williams Anthony C. grocery, 20 n Bond
Williams Albert, engineer, 37 s Bond
Williams Alex, ship carpenter, 53 Leadenhall
Williams Alex, ship carpenter, 293 William
Williams Alex. M. carpenter, 116 Eislein
Williams Arthur, soldier, 116 Ramsay
Williams Mrs. Anna, restaurant, 20 Shakes-
pear
Williams Bennett A. fish dealer, 4 Swan
Williams Benj. 149 e Madison
Williams Benj. H. (John S. Gittings & Co.)

n e cor Madison and St. Paul
Williams Barbara, seamstress, Telegraph bet.

Penna. av and Druid Hill av
Williams Mrs. Caroline P. 212 Madison av
Williams Catherine, 73 Park
Williams Mrs. Gary, 10 Etting
Williams Charles H. ship carpenter, 128 s

Bond
Williams Dalrymple, commissioner, n w cor

Lexington and Calvert, Monument square
Williams Daniel, painter, 102 Peirce
William.s David, carpenter, 177 Lee
Williams David, carpenter, 140 Camden, dw

163 L. Greene
Williams David E. clerk, 98 McCulloh
Williams David, sawyer, 14 Chesnut
Williams David, jr., shoemaker, 14 Chesnut
Williams Edward, stone cutter, 57 s Fremont
Williams Edward F. stereotypist, 110 s Exeter
Williams Capt. Edward, U.S. Vol. 3 Fremont

near Penna. av
Williams Edward, painter, 26 Jackson
Williams Eliza, laundress, 148 Cathedral
Williams Elizabeth D. 672 Saratoga
Williams Elizabeth, 39 Preston
Williams Elizabeth A. saleswoman, 36 n Front

Williams Francis, saddler, 94 n Bond
Williams Mrs George A. 80 McCulloh
Williams George, carpenter, 83 s Caroline
Williams George, laborer, 6 Callendar
Williams George, smelter, Clinton s of Boston
Williams George A. carpenter, 83 s Caroline
Williams Gouler, laborer, 614 Light
Williams Geo. H. attorney, over Chesapeake

Bank, North, dw 147 St Pnul
William.s George, soldier, 123 Sarah Ann
Williams G. hats, 93 Saratnira
Williams Mrs. Goodman, 1 Waverly terrace
Williams G. Harlan, sec'y Howard Ins. Co.

cor South and Second
Williamsi Mrs. Helen, 190 Lexington
Williams Henry, box maker, 23 n Bond
Williams H S. 81 n Howard
Williams Henry, mesgenger post office, 40

Barre
Williams Herman, (John S. Williams & Bro.)

60 w Madison
Williams Isaac J. engineer, 173 c Fayette
Williams Isaac, sec 'ry Merciiants and Me-
chanics Ins. Co. 40 Lexington
Williams Jacob, 15 n Bond
Williams Mrs. James, 629 w Fayette
Williams James W. produce dealer, 42 Pearl,

dw 234 Lexington
Williams James H. 49 Diamond
Williams James, huckster, 232 Montgomery
Williams James, 110 s Chester
Williams James H. huckster, 151 s Fremont
Williams Jennie, 16 Stiratoga
Williams Jennie, 143 North
Williams John, bookbinder, 186 s Rutaw
Williams J. Savage, insurance agt. 46 Second
Williams John R. pattern maker, Clinton s

of Boston
Williams John, laborer, 41 Block
Williams Kev. John A 40 Lexington
Williams John, copper smelter, Clinton a of

Boston
Williams J. Waters, (Jenkins & Waters,) 66

Barre
Williams Rev John W. M. 307 w Lombard
Williams John M. shoemaker, 16 Durst a!
Williams John, commission and forwarding
merchant,, Howard nr Lee, dw 125 s Sharp
Williams John, porter, 34 Union
Williams John iVt. carpenti r, b2 Boyd
Williams Dr. John W., U S. A. 96 s Sharp
Williams John S. (J. S. Williams & Bro.) 60

w Madison
Williams John C. liquors, 202 Light
WILLIAMS JOHN S. & BRO. (J. S. Wil-
liams, Herman Williams ) flour, grain and
commission merchants, 12 Commerce
WILLIAMS JOHN & SON, (John Wil-
liams,) comrnis. merchants, 99 Smith 's whf.
Williams John, (J. Williams it Son,) n e

cor Cathedral and Centre
Williams Dr. John B. (Drs. Hunter & Wil-
liams, 9 Courtland
Williams John, proprietor Harvey & Co's

Express Co. 62 s Sharp
Williams John, laborer, 116 Ramsay
Williams Capt. John, 203 Aliceaniia
Williams John, bar keeper, 13 n High
Williams John E. carpenter, 123 Mullikin
WILLIAMS JOHN & JA.VIES & CO. (J.
Williams, W. H. Kennedy,) mahogany
and lumber yard, 130 s Charles
Williams John, boiler maker, 300 Light

J. HEWRT GICSE, Commlaston Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grnln, Seeds, dM>
IloBemd«l« Cement Mid Calcined Planter conatantly on luandt HI Speaz'a MVluart,

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Williams .ToyRph S. ladies shoes, 70 n Charles
WILLIAMS JOSEPH, huckster, s e cor

Fayette and Durham
Williams Joseph W. rig^ger, 120 s Chester
WILLIAMS JOSHUA B. n w cor Calvert

and Lexincrton, Monument square
Williams Mrs. Julia, hoarding 231 w Pratt
Williams Lloyd W. attorney, s w cor Charles

and Fayette, dw Eutaw house
Williams Lawrence, milkman, 147 Dolphin
Williams Mrs. Mary, 226 Henrietta
Williams Mrs. Margaret, 160 Druid Hillav
Williams Margaret, 129 s Sharp
Williams M. A. milliner, 93 n Exeter
Williams Mrs. Mary, 85 n Charles
Williams Mrs. Mary, 190 Stirlitig
Williams Nathaniel, counsellor at law, n w

cor Lexinarton and Calvert
Williams Nathan, car driver, 498 w Lombard
Williams Nathaniel F. jr.. 191 n Howard
Williams Otho H. (Wm. Howell & Son,) 60

s Gay
Williams Dr. Philip C. 201 Madison av
Williams Rebecca, I Wills
Williams Richard C. milkman, 149 e Madison
Williams Richard, puddler, 447 Cnnton av
Williams Samuel T. coach trimmer, s w cor

Caroline and Hampstead
Williams Mrs. Sarah, 50 n Front
Williams Mrs. Sarah, 95 Park
Williams Sarina, 354 s Caroline
Williams Mrs. Semanthe, 72 Columbia
Williams Susanna, 228 c Fayette
Williams Rev. Stephen, city missionary, 107

Mulberry
Williams Thomas C. carpenter, 54 Jefferson
Williams Capt. Thomas W. 91 n Broadway
Williams Thomas, shoemaker, 41 Henrietta
Williams Thomas S. carpenter, 50 Front n of

Foundry
Williams Thos. smelter, Clinton s of Boston
Williams Thomas, liquors, 48 Chesnut
Williams Thomas H. clerk, 548 w Pratt
Williams Virginia, boarding, 143 North
Williams Walter, laborer, 147 Dolphin
Williams Wm. A. stevedore, 254 e Fayette
Williams Wm. E. shoemaker, 37 s Bond
Williams Wm. ship carpenter, 55 Gough
Williams Wm. carpenter, n e corner Lee and

Howard, dw 177 l..ee
Williams Wm. H. fisherman, 207 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Williams Wm. H. clerk, 158 s Washington,

F. P.
Williams Wm. H. clerk. 104 Gough
Williams Dr. Wm. J., Thompsonian, 54 e

Baltimore
Williams Wm. S. (Wm. Howell & Son,) 60

s Gay
Williams Wm . laborer, 172 s Durham
Williams Wm. rigger, 128 G. Hughes
Williams Wm. watchman, 52 Philpot
Williams Wm. copper smelter, 8 Cuba
Williams Wm collector, 179 Mulberry
Williams Wm. H. shoemaker, 39 Preston
Williams Wm T. clerk, 49 s Wolfe
Williams Wm. M. laborer, 82 Boyd
Williams Wm. J. watchman Custom house,

129 s Wolfe
Williams Wm. butcher, 199 Columbia
Williamson Agnes, dry goods, n e cor How-
ard and Madison, dw 125 Garden
Williamson Angus, coach maker, 115 Conwav

Williamson Chas. A. bookkeeper Union Bank

and vice consul for Italy, dw 50 w Centre
Williamson Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding, 7 Cam-
bridge
Williamson Geo. D. bookkeeper, 46 Pearl
Williamson Harriet R. 59 e Fayette
Williamson Henry, police, 11 Lanvale
Williamson James A. grocery, 46 Aisquith
Williamson L.T 140 Cathedral
William.son Maria. 140 Cathedral
Williamson Sallie E. teacher, 82 w Hoffman
Williamson Wm. F. police, 82 w Hoffman
Williamson Wm. M. shoemaker, 18 Ensor
Williar Andrew J. (Henry R. Williar& Bro.)

571 w Fayette
Williar Mrs. Anna B. 561 w Fayette
Williar Geo. P. (J. L. Sutton & Co.) 320

Lexington
WILLIAR HENRY R. & BRO. (Henry R.
Williar, A. J. Williar,) cattle dealers, 630
w Fayette, dw H. R. W. 630
Williar'Wm. A. (Samuel Bevan & Co.) 561

w Fayette
Willig George, music store, 1 n Charles, dw

125 w Fayette
Willig Harry, clerk, 125 w Payette
Willig Joseph E. clerk, 125 w Fayette
Willing Sns:in, tailoress, 21 Bevan
Willinger Mi 'I'l, feed st<ire, 300 n Central av
Willinghi m M wy, seamstress, 116 Vine
WILLIS & ADAMS, (B. F. Willis, S. T.
Adams.) dealers in paper and paper stock, n
w cor German and Charles. — [See p. 24 M-

VCTtiSGDlCtltS . 1

Willis Benjamin F. (Willis & Adams.; 181 s

Charles
WILLIS HENRY M. real estate broker,

over 67 w Fayette
Willis Henry G. carpenter, 375 Saratoga
Willis John T. carpenter, 14 Somerset
Willis Joseph H pilot, 38 s Ann
Willis Mary L. 182 e Fayette
Willis Richard, apothecary, s e cor Lombard

and Scott
Willis Robert, tailor, 325 n Central av
Willis Salisbury, lumber, n e cor East Falls

and Eastern avs, dw 20 Pearl
Willis Thomas A. tailor, 182 e Fayette
Willis Wm printer, 176 Centre marketspace
Wills Benjamin, hatter, 88 e Madison
Wills John, attorney, 84 w Monument
Wills John H. plasterer, 179 Preston
Wills Richard C. plasterer, 351 Franklin
Wills T. B. hostler, 43 North
Wills Thomas V. stone cutter, Jefferson e of

Broadway
Wills Thomas B. tinner, 193 e Fayette
Wills Thomas L, driver, 22 Callendar
Wills Wm. G. plasterer, 295 n Eutaw
Willson Mrs. Emma, s w corner Fulton and

Fayette
Willson Joseph E. paper hangings, 163 Mad-
ison avenue
Willson J. W. cash. U. S. Telegraph Co., 31

s Eden
Wilson R. M. clerk, 44 Lexington
Willson Wm. B. clerk, 11 s Broadway
Wilmer Charles, bookkeeper, 48 Mt. Vernon

place
Wilmer James C. carpenter, 93 Ensor
Wilmer John G. millwright, 190 n Broadway
Wilmer Wm. J. (Wm. J. Wilmer & Co.) 59

n Greene

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of "White Lead, Zliic, Putty, Lmmpblack, Glue,
Keatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and VnmltKes, lUO W. Liombard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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WILMER WM. J. &C0. (Wm. J Wil-
mer,) importers and dealers in hardware, 1
Hanover
Wilmerring Frantz, shoemaker, 58 Mulberry
Wilner Conrad, conpfr, 340 Canton av
Wilson Ann M. 2Buren
Wilson An'ne, 14 SMrato£;a
Wilson AnKcline, 272 s Howard
Wilson Archibald, 140 w Biddle
Wilson Arciiibald, jr., assis't manager Amer-
ican Tt'lcgraph Co., 40 Saratoga
Wilson Archibald, .soap maker, 168 Orleans
Wilson R.-v. A. W. 195 Druid Hill av
Wilson iVIrs. Amelia, 31 Union al
Wilson Andrew, stone cutter, 541 Saratoga
Wilson Mrs. Agnes, 45 Marion
Wilson Allen, carpenter, 62 s Oregon
Wilson Andrew, carpenter, Strieker n of

Ramsay
Wilson Alex. C. R. clerk, 434 w Lombard
Wilson Augustus, 51 St. Paul
WILSOr^ & BURNS, (Wm. Wilson, Fran-
cis Btirns, jr.,) wholesale grocers and com-
mis. merchants, cor Howard and Lombard
Wilson Catherine, 101 Peirce
Wilson Catherine, 209 n Central av
WILSON CHARLKS G. attorney, 49 w

Fayette, dw 236 w Biddle
Wilsor) Charles, mariner, 54 n Exeter
Wilson Charles A. tinner, 220 Aisquith
Wilson Capt. Charles H. 157 s Ann
Wilson Charles, waterman, 365 s Charles
Wilson Charles, rigger, 156 Lancaster
Wilson Clara, over 69 w Second
Wilson David, shoemaker, 54 Harrison
Wilson David, plasterer, 209 n Central av
Wilson David, carter, 296 e Monument
Wilson David, fish dealer, 51 Greenmountav
Wilson David S. (W. Wilson & Sons,) 47 n

Charles
Wilson David, (Wilson, Duker& Co.) 239 w

Lombard
Wilson David, Fountain hotel
WILSON, DUKER & Co. (David Wilson,
Otto Diiker, Thornton Connolly,') saw and
planing mill, n w cor President and Canton
avemie
Wilson Edmond H. attorney, 195 Druid Hill

avenue
Wilson Edward, harljor master, 292 e Pratt
Wilson Edward D 114 n Fremont
Wilson Edwin W. clerk, 388 w Lombard
Wilson E. H. (Wilson & Lipscomb,) 195

Druid Hillav
Wilson Mrs. Elizabeth, Lanvale w of Garden
Wilson Elizabeth, seamstress, 142 Bank
Wilson E. engineer, 231 Hanover
Wilson Mrs. Emily, 538 w Baltimore
Wilson Mrs. E. S. 65 Pearl
Wilson Everett F. harness mak. ]94 n Eden
Wilson Mrs. E. A. 62 n Caroline
Wilson Eleanor, 131 s Paca
Wilson Francis C. clerk, Three Tuns tavern,

s w cor Pratt and Paca
Wilson & Fletcher, (T. J. Wil.son, H. C.
Fletcher,) grocery and commission merchs.
219 w Pratt
Wilson Felix, plasterer, 209 n Central av
Wilson George, provisions, 2 Hawk
Wilson George, engineer, 51 s Schroeder
Wilson Geo. H. butcher, 15 Hanover and 27

Lexington markets, dw 197 Penna. av
Wilson George A. coppersmith, 2 s Ann

Wilson Geo. W. plasterer, 126 Jefferson

Wilson Geo. painter, 2 -lew al

Wilson Geo. J. (Griffith & Wilson,) 335 e

Pratt
Wilson George C. 144 Mulberry
Wilson Greenbury, 51 St. Paul
Wilson Greenbury B. carpenter, 164 Green-
mount av
Wilson Hannah, vest maker, 64 n Schroeder
Wilson Mrs. Hannah, 523 Lexington
Wilson Mrs. Hannah, 404 n Gay
Wilson Mrs. Harriet E. 388 w Lombard
Wilson & Hall, (C. G. Wilson, J. C. Hall,)

real estate brokers, 49 w Fayette
Wilson Dr. H. P. C. 72 n Greene
Wilson Henry P. (;. 1 McCulloh
Wilson Henry R. (Wm. Wilson & Sons,)

pres't of Crescent Coal Oil Co., treasurer

People's Gas. Co., dw Baltimore county
Wilson Dr. Henry M. 306 w Fayette
Wilson Henry K. oil agent, 30 n Fremont
Wilson Henry, feed store, 50 s Frederick, dw

271 e Biddle
Wilson Henry, (Payne & Wilson,) s e cor

Central av and Biddle
Wilson Isaac, clerk steamboat Louisiana, 335

e Pratt
Wilson Isaac N 77 Camden
Wilson Isabella, 124 s Cential av
Wilson .1. Baynard, clerk, 191 Mulberry
Wilson James A. baker, 15 w Biddle
Wilson Capt. James, 31 Hill
Wilson James, salesman, 156 w Lombard
Wilson Rev. James M., iVl. D., 35 n Liberty
Wilson James J. collector. 84 George
Wnisoii James, bricklayer, 10 s Calhoun
Wilson Jas. H. police, 133 Hudson
Wilson Jas L. pilot, 265 West
Wilson Jas. moulder, 177 Preston
Wilson Jas. G. (Wm. Wilson & Sons,) 47 n

Charles
Wilson Mrs. James, 20 Holiday
Wilson Mrs. Jane E. 91 Saratoga
Wilson Jane, laundress. Cross e of Covington
Wilson Jane, grocery, 30 n Spring
Wilson John, laborer, 68 n Dallas
Wilson John, ship carpenter, 168 s Bond
Wilson John, painter, 44 McKim
Wilson John, mariner, 62 Block
Wilson John, drayman, n w cor Charles and

Cross
Wilson John T. shoemaker, 748 w Baltimore
WILSON JOHJS E. agent wines, brandies,

&c., n w cor Howard and Camden, dw 103

Camden. — [See back of inside Jr out leafAd-

vertisitnents.]
Wilson Capt. Jno. G. mariner, 34 s Broadway
Wilson John, machinist, 399 w Pratt
Wilson John F. salesman, lb9 Penna. av
Wilson John W. laborer, 132 Burgundy al
Wilson Capt. John, 95 s Wolfe
Wilson John E. clerk, 335 e Pratt
Wilson John L., B. & 0. R. R. Eutaw house
Wilson Mrs. Jane F. 148 s Central av
Wilson John W. (John W. Wilson & Son,)

Wilson John W. & Son, (John W. Wilson,
John W. Wilson, jr.) planing mill and sash
factory, s e cor Eutaw and Cioss

Wilson John W. jr. (John W. Wilson &
Son,) 1 n Strieker

Wilson John, detective, 138 Lancaster

Wilson Joseph, watchman, 124 s Central av

THE GROVER & BAKER. SEWING MACHINE is tlie best for all purposes— SAUSS
ROODIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Wilson Jospph W. bricklayer, 119 n Bethel
Wilson .1. W. cashier Independent Telegraph

Co. 31 s Eden
Wilson Mrs. K. quilting:, 4 Smith's al
WILSON & LIPSCOMB, (E. H Wilson,

J. D. Lipscomb,) attorneys, 14 Law build-

ings
W^ilson Capt. Levi, mariner, 231 Hanover
Wilson Mrs. Lizzie, 63 s Ann
Wilson Lloyd, clerk, 261 Hollins
Wilson Margaret, 163 n Central av
Wilson Mrs. Maria, tailoress, 6 Gould ct
Wilson Mrs. Maria, confectionery, Jew al,

O. T.
Wilson Mrs. Maria, 140 w Biddle
Wilson Mrs. Marion A. millinery and trim-
mings, 168 Lexington
Wilson Mary, n e cor Greenmount av and

Eager
Wilson Mary, 151 e Baltmiore
Wilson M;iry, seamstress, 2(16 Lee
Wilson Mary, rear 121 n S|iriiig
Wilson Mrs. M. midwife, 259 Aliceanna
Wilson Matthew, laborer, 458 Saratoga
Wilson Olivia, over 69 w Second
Wilson Mrs. 0. M. boarding, 51 s Schroeder
Wilson Peregrine T. justice of the peace, 26

St. Paul, dw 188 Hanover
Wilson Rebecca, 64 Schroeder
Wilson Richard J. clerk, 91 Saratoga
Wilson Richard, painter, 25 Lee
Wilson Richard, laborer, 40 Williamson al
Wilson Richard C. clerk, 71 w Centre
Wilson Mrs. Richard, 7 I Centre
Wilson Robert B. ship joiner, 230 e Fayette
Wilson Robert, property agent and collector,

172Aisqiiith
Wilsoli Robert, (of Joseph,) clerk, 434 w

Lombard
Wilson Robert, carpenter, 35 Greenmount av
Wilson Robert, clerk, 434 w Lon:^bard
Wilson Robert, plumber, 7 e Monument
Wilson Robert Y. office over 10 yVater, dw

79 Cathedral i^A -. CX >! V^ -\(K , , ^
Wilson Robert K clerFYlJ Cathedraiy<-' ""
Wilson Samuel, 371 Franklin "^

Wilson Rev. Samuel A. 95 s High
Wilson Samuel P. carpenter, 27 Holland
Wilson Samuel, coffee roaster, 36 Valley
Wilson Mrs. Sarah S. 613 w Fayette
Wilson Sarah; 27 Chew
Wilson Mrs. Sarah E 434 w Lombard
Wilson Sarah, tailoress, 2 Comet
Wilson Mrs. Susan, 151 Park
Wilson Thomas, president Baltimore Coal

Co., office 6 South, dw 15 Lexington
Wilson Thomas C. engineer, 276 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Wilson Thomas, blacksmith, 452 w Lombard
Wilson Thomas, master's mate, 44 Bank
Wilson Thomas J. (Wm. Wilson & Sons,)

91 Park

ilson Thomas J. (Wilson & Fletcher,) 28

s Greene

Wilson Thomas J. grocer, 219 w Pratt
Wilson Vincent T. clerk, 131 s Paca
Wdson Wm. jr. (Wilson & Burns,) Eutaw

house
WILSON WM. & SONS, (D. S. Wilson, T.

J. Wilson, J. G. Wilson,) 135 w Baltimore
Wilson Wm. currier, 142 Scott
Wilson Wm. plasterer, rear of 145Penna. av
Wilson Wm. V. engineer, 50 Granby

^^

Wilson Mrs. Wm. 274 Saratoga "■«5-

Wilson Wm livery stables, 55 German, dw

228 w Fayette
Wilson VVm cooper. Bond near Bank
WILSON WM. W. dentist, 79 n Charles,

dw 90
Wilson Wm. H. 92 McCulloh
Wilson VVm. C. 20 Holiday
Wilson Wm. K. clerk, .335 e Pratt
Wilson Wm. H. machinist, 84 George
Wilson Wm. H. driver, 133 Hudson
Wilson Wm. carpenter, 69 Mulberry
Wilt Mrs., 638 Light
Wilt John, basket maker, 246 Franklin
Wiltbank Comiy J sutlers' supplies, over 33

s Charles, dw 242 w Lomliard
Wiltbank .S. P. clerk, 242 w Lombard
Wiltbacher Augustus, carpenter, 155 e Madi-
son
Wiltberger Charles, laborer, 104 Pcnna. av
Wimley John, cooper, 220 s Sharp
Wimliiig Harrison, grocer, 64 Block
Wiininrr John G. piano niakcn-, 58 Walsh
Wiminer John B. piano maker, 49 Portland
Wimpsett Robert S. painter, 223 s Paca
Wimpsett Robert W. painter, 223 s Paca
JkVinans Ross, 51 and 53 Hollins
WINANS THOMAS, 30 Hollins
Winchester Mrs. Alexander, 70 Mount Ver-
non place
Winchester Mrs. Ann, 25 Stiles
Winchester .A. Parks, mail agent, 107 St. Paul
WINCHESTER & CO., (S, C. Winchester,
G. H. Winchester, 0. A. Winchester,) gen-
tlemen's furnishing goods, 157 w Baltimore,
Winchester Mrs. Grace, 15 Mulberry
Winche.'^ter Geo. H. (VVinchesier & Co.) 118

n Paca
Winchester Isaac, commission merchantl02

Light-st. wharf, dw 168 Hanover
WINCHESTER JAMES, bill broker, 16

South, dw York road, Baltimore Co.
Winchester John, sailor, 33 Thames
Winchester John, sailor, 94 Albemarle
Winchester Manila S. iinen marker, 52 Stiles
Winchester Oliver A. (Winchester & Co.)118

n Paca #

Winchester S. C. (Winchester & Co.) 147 e

Sharp
Windebeaur Leonard, laborer, 18 Calverton

road
Winder Mrs. Gertrude, 77 n Charles
Winder Henry, laborer, 606 Light
Winder John, carter, 38 Lancaster
Winder John, soldier, 162 Aliceanna
Winder Maria, 178 Aliceanna
Winder Mrs. Mary, grocery, 348 s Charles
Windfelder John, grocer and lager beer, s w

cor Eastern av and Dallas
Windfelder John, laborer, 74 s Regester
Winderling John, 418 Canton av
Windle Peter, laborer, 401 Light
Windle John W. printer, 30 n Amity
Windier Diedrich, porter, 42 w Baltimore
Windolf Harman, cabinet maker, 63 s Paca
Windsor G. S. & Co., (G. S. Windsor,)

watchmakers and jewelers, 174 w Pratt
Windsor Glendy S. (G. S. Windsor & Co.)

20 s High
Windsor John T. lamplighter, Chester near

Bank
Windns Wm. barrels, 293 s Sharp
Windwart Henry, tavern, 122 w Fayette

JAMES H. aOH?ifS03f, (iiy «<:te.-)in Fire^vooa Kills— "^Vai-r«;n's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 V*'. Baitiniore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CC, Spcnge all their Goods.

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Wineramp John, shoemaker, 45 Orchard
Winekemb Andri'w, carter, 263 s Dall:is
Winer Henry, cigar maker, 22 n Caroline
Winer Kate, dressmaker, 22 n Caroline
Winfelder John, cooper, ]50 Cross
Wing; George, salesman, 286 w Fayette
Wingate Ambrose, soldier, 39(i West
Wingate George H. painter, 22 Warren
Wingate James, law reporter Sun office, 44

Lexington
Wingate John H. grocer, 96 Warner
Wingate Mary R. tailoress, 29 Gough
Wingate Samuel B. ship carpenter, 278 e

Lomba'-d
Wingate Capt. Thos. T. 360 e Baltimore
Wingate Wm. F. 360 e Baltimore
Wingate Wm. 318 e Pratt
Wingate Wm. carpenter, 313 e Pratt
Winge Francis, 147 Camden
Wingelman Casper, tailor, 56 Greenmountav
Wingerman John, grocery, n e cor Aliceanna

and Bond
Wingerter Rev. William S. n e cor Lombard

and Wolfe
Winhelman J. H. shoemaker, 135 Camden
Winhold Andrew, tailor, 125 n Bethel
Winho'd A ndrew, carpenter, 125 n Bethel
Winhold Ferdinand, oyster packer, 135 s

Chapel
Winiiigder Lewis, 309 e Madison
Winkel Henry, grocery, s e cor Dover and

Penn
Winkel Henry, grocery, n e cor Pratt and

Scott
Winkelman George J. clerk, 86 s Howard
WINKELMAN JOHN, grocer, 96 s How-
ard
Winkelmeier Henry, cigar maker, 118 Garden
Winkelmeier John H. shoemaker, 118 Gar-
den
Winkelmeier, John, laborer, 118 Garden
Winklemaii Henry, packing boxes, 92 s Paca
Winkleman Henry, lumber inspector, 92 s

Paca
Winkleman Mrs. Jane, seamstress, 36 Abey

alley
Winkl§mat) John, carpenter, 95 Cambridge
Winkleman John H. clerk, 92 s Paca
Winkleman John H. shoemaker, 135 Camden
Winkleman Wm clerk, 92 s Paca
Winkler Bartholomew grocery, 422 Saratoga
Winkler Francis J. shot-maker, 36 Park
Winkler Forilin, lailor, 330 e Lombard

Winkler , soldier, 8 Wveth

Winks John W. pilot, 89 s Washington, F. P.
Winks Robert C. block and pump maker, 197

Bank
Winks Samuel, carpenter, 18 n Oregon
Winks Samuel, block and pump maker, 24

Pleasant al
Winks Wesley, wagoner, 152 George
Winn Mrs. Ann, laundress, 165 Green-
mount av
Winn Frederick S. clerk, 612 Lexington
Winn George W. bookkeeper, 612 Lex-
ington
Winn James P. clerk, 612 Lexington
Winn John, 612 Lexington
Winn John W. police, 92 Aisquith
Winn Vlatilca, 612 Lexington
Winn Mrs. Mary, 25 Chatsworth
Winn Mrs. P. G. 105 w Monument
Winneberffcr Frank J. saddler, 30 n Liberty

Winneberger J. L. mechanical dentist, 30 n

Liberty
Winneberger Jane, ladies physician, 30 n

Liberty
Winsel Henry, drayman, 32 w Lombard
Winsel John H. laborer, 110 Dugan's wharf
Winsett John G. shoemaker. 124 Lee
Winsett John G. clerk, 124 Lee
Winsett John R. clerk, 118 Lee
Winsett Mollie, teacher, 124 Lee
Winsinger Wilhelm, upholsterer, 92 Low
Winsinger Wm. upholsterer, 92 Low
Win.slow Dr. John R. 143 w Bidale
Winslow Mrs. Kate, 40 Lexington
Winslow Patrick, machinist, 55 s Fremont
Winter Anton, restaurant. 111 Saratoga
Winter Andrew, (Winter & Roman,) 60 n

Caroline
Winter Catherine, grocery, 55 w Riddle
Winter Christian, cigar maker, 3 Elizabeth la
Winter Frank, locksmith, 114 Raborg
Winter Francis, cabinet maker, 24Chesnut
Winter Frederick, butcher, 174 Harford av
Winter Frederick, shoemaker, 283 n Gay
Winter Florence shoe store, 6 n Greene
Winter George, boiler maker, 325 Light
Winter G. clerk, 85 n Greene
Winter Henry, wagoner. 313 n Howard
Winter Henry, butcher, 52 Pre.ston
Winter Henry, daguerreotypist, 578 w Bal-
timore
Winter Helena, cap maker, 578 w Baltimore
Winter Jacob, tavern, 89 H imp.stead
Winter John, beer saloon, 1»3 e Baltimore
Winter John, lab'>rer, 3 Drwberry al
Winter John, huck.ster, 62 Union
Winter Louis, musician Front-st. theatre, 83

n Exeter
Winter Ludwig, cabinet mak. 25 s Central av
Winter Mrs. Mary, grocer, 348 s Charles
Winter Martin, baker, 86 s Wolfe
Winter Peter, laborer, 168 n Bethel
Winter Philip, shoemaker, 292 Mulberry
Winter & Roman, (A. Winter, J. A. Roman,)

tailors, 254 s Broadvvay
Winter Samuel G. soldier, 234 Hanover
Winter Samuel, carpenter, 234 Hanover

WINTER WM P., Carpenter and
Builder, 91 William, is prepared
to do all kinds of work connected
with Building, Altering and Re-
pairing.

Winterbottom Caroline, teacher, 94 Gough
Winterbotiom Henry C. shoemaker, 232 Lex-
ington
Winterbottom Margaret, 94 Gough
Winterbower Leonard, laborer, 320 s Bond
Winterling John, harness maker, 105 Boston
Wiriterling John, harness maker and grocery,

414 Canton av
Winternight Kate, marble yard, 61 n Gay,

dw 185 n Eden
Winternight John, marble worker, 194 n

Central av
Winterniiz Charles, (Winternitz & Sons,) 79

Penna. av
Winternitz & Sons, (Chas., David and Sam'l

G. Winternitz,) junk dealers, 79 s Howard

and 79 Penna. av

RAVRIOIVD, BURTON & CO., 168 BaMimore-st., near Calvert, keep the Largest and
Best Appointed Shirt and FuriUfclilng Goods House In the United States.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkercliiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Wise Louisa, 227 e Monument

Wise Mary, 208 s Bethel

Wise Mary, tobacconist,* e cor Gough and

Ann
Wise McKeel T. (John J. Wise & Bro.) 334

Saratoga
Wise Rosina, 322 Canton av
Wise Sarah C. 122 e Eager
Wise Thomas, machinist, 147 Montgomery
Wise Valinda, 166 e Monument
Wise Valentine, 420 Canton av
Wisel)augh Benjamin H. bricklayer, 83 Mc-

Elderry
Wiseman Mrs. Charles, druggist, 557 w Bal-
timore
Wiseman Frederick, porter, 7 s Central av
Wiseman Henry, shoemaker, 366 n Gay
Wiseman Henry, shoemaker, 241 s Sharp
Wiseman Jacob, gardener, 179 Lemmon
Wiseman John, laborer, 26 n Dallas
Wiseman John F furn're wagon, 26 n Dallas
Wiseman John T. 366 n Gay
Wiseman Lucinda, janitress, 143 s Regpster
Wiseman William, barber, 46 Ensor, dw 28

Low
Wisenauer Jacob, mead and porter, 411 w

Pratt
Wiskie Jacob, laborer, 8 Gist
Wisman Anton, blacksmith, 383 s Charles
Wisong Jacob, clerk, 339 Franklin
Wisong Wm. A. deputy revenue collector, 4

South, dw 425 n Central av
Wissel Francis, paper hanger, 33 Orchard
Wissert Jacob, artist, 358 w Fayette ^
Wissert Joseph, artist, 358 w Fayette
Wissler Emi! , boot and shoemaker, n e corner

Eden and Baltimore
Wissman John, tailor, 343 s Bond
Wissner George, shoemaker, 175 s Bethel
Wissner Henry, photographer, 465 w Balti-
more
Wiiauer George, laborer, 675 Penna av
With John, laborer, 42 e Pratt
Wuherspoon Clustof, tailor, 51 s Bond
Withington Mary, 546 Franklin
Wilich Mrs. Charlotte, 40 Marion
Witler Charles A cabinet maker, 61 Forrest
W Itler John C. laborer, 17 Abey al
Witlork Charles, laborer, 179 Aliceanna
WITMAN & BRO. (C. F. S. Witman, J. D.
Witman,) sign and ornamental painters,
over 99 w Baltimore
Witman C. F. S. (Witman & Bro.) 124 w Bal-
timore
Witman Edward, advertising agent, 124 w

Baltimore
Witman James D. (Witman & Bro.) 124 w

Baltimore
Witman John H. reporter Gazette, 333 w

Pratt, up stairs
Witle Frederick, tailor, 249 Hanover
Witte Francis, saddler, 17 w Biddle
Witte George, teacher, John near Lanvale
Witte Henrv, tailor, 57 Leadei'hall
Wittekind Henry, baker, 170 Lee
Wittenbecker Daniel, shoemaker, 114 Stirling
Witlenstein David, clothing, 103 Harrison,

dw 86 Holiday
Witter Valentine, laborer, 166 s Broadway
Witters Capt. James, 28 s Caroline
Witte-s S. E. actor, 28 s Caroline
Witters Wm. W. painter and grainer, 68
George

J. HEIVRY GIESEl, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 3i Spear's Wtiarf.

Winternitz Sophia, junk, 198 Columbia, dw

79 Penna. av
Winternitz Samuel G., (Winternitz & Sons,)

26 Penna. av
Winternitz Wm. saloon keeper, 10 L. Paca
Winternitz Wm. s e cor Scott and Columbia
Winters Charles, soldier, 51 s Bond
Winters Henry, tailor, 137 n Exeter
Winters James, laborer, 157 e Lombard
Winters John, case maker, 118 Ch^snut al
Winterson Washington, clerk, 62 Barre
Winterstein Carl, shoemaker, 82 n Central av
Winterstine George, cooper, 32 Bank
Winyard Jatnes, butcher, 147 n Fremont
Winzel Casper, shoemaker, 43 McElderry
Winzt'l Fulton, stevedore, 74 Lancaster
Wipler Henry, grocery, 78 Henrietta
Wirp Martin, peddler, 91 Conway
Wirt J. & Co. ^J. Wirt, G. Swope,) whole-
sale dealers in boots, shoes, hats, &c., 3 n
Howitrd
Wirth Casper, 84 e Lombard
Wirlh George, confectionery, 94 n Fremont
Wirth John, potter, 86 Granby
Wirth John, tailor 64 s Durham
Wirth Martin, shoemaker, 19 Pearl
Wirth Peter Frank, tailor, 42 Penna. av
Wirth Sebastian A. bottler 42 e Pratt
Wirts Mrs. Ellen, 168 L. Greene
Wirts George, drayman, 294 s Sharp
Wirts Michael, cai'ver and gilder, 52 Pearl
Wirts Wm. H. carver and gilder, 52 Pearl
Wisbeck Peter, wagoner. 245 Eastern av
Wischmeyer Edward, clerk, 181 w Pratt
Wiscotkel Wenzel, shoemaker, 6 Barnes
Wise A. P. teacher, 334 Saratoga
Wise Andrew B. clothier, 40 w Baltimore, dw

76 n High
Wise Miss Anna, 334 Saratoga
Wise Conrad, grocery, 52 Burgundy al
Wise Edward M. conveyancer, n w cor Gil-

mor and Lexington
Wise Mrs. Elizabeth, 369 s Entaw
Wi.se George, machinist, 13 High al
Wise George, hostler, 13 George al
Wise George C. tavern, 38 Centre Market

space
Wise George, grocery, 51 Chew
Wise George, cooper, 249 e Fayette
Wise Geo. D. surveyor, 46 McCulloh
Wise Henry, soldier, 5!) s Fremont
Wise Henry, real estate broker, 613^ w Fay-
ette, dw 478 w Baltimore
Wise Mrs. F. tailor.s' trimmings, &c., over 5

s Charles, dw 118 Hanover
Wise Jacob, tailor, 107 Aisquiih
Wise Jacob, clothing store, 239 s Broadway
Wise John H. sailmaker, 74 n Broadway
Wise John J. laborer, 116 Cross
Wise John J. & Bro. (J.J. Wise, McKeelT.

Wise,) piarro makers, 31 Hanover
Wise John, huckster, 402 West
Wise John J. (J. J. Wise & Bro.) 100 Broad-
way
Wise John, boiler maker, 219 Boston
Wise John, laborer. 338 w Mulberry
Wise Joseph, cigar manufacturer, 64 s Ann
Wise Joseph, carter, 246 s Bond
Wise Lewis, tavern, 81 McHenry
Wise Lewis V. butcher, 62 Lexington and 36
Centre markets, dw Penna av near North-
ern avenue
WiseL. E 118 Hanover

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Wittgenstein & Brn. (M. Wittgenstein, I.

Wittgf^nstei I,) clotliin;^ store, 231 w Pratt
Wittgenstein David^ clothing store, 103 dar-

rison
Wittirenstein Isaac, (Wittgenstein & Bro.)

233 w Pratt
Wittgenstein iMeyers, (Wittgenstein & Bro.)

233 w Pratt
Witlich Henry, wine and liquor dealer, 93 e

Pratt
Wittich Henry, mustard and vinegar factory,
» s w cor High and Granby, dw 93 e Pratt
Wittich John, scissor grinder, 355 e Eager
Wittig Mrs. C. 123 Hollins
Wittig John, baker, 24 n Dallas
Wiltigen Frederick, watchman. 262 Canton av
Wittier C. Frederick, 38 Holland
Wittier Frederick, laborer, 38 Holland
Wittier Henry, cigar maker, 38 Holland
Wittier Henry F. VV. cigar maker, 38 Holland
Wittman John, newspa'r carrier, 235 e Eager

WITTMA.N WM. W., Commission
Merchant for the purchase and
sale of Wool, Feathers, Furs,
Hides, Baeswax, all kinds of
Dried Fruit and Produce gene-
rally, 92 Light-st. wharf, dw 22
Camden.

Witts^enry, watchman, 41 Stirling
Witz Uaniel, soldier, 287 w Prait
Witz John, laborer, 18S s Dallas
Witz Mrs. Margaret, 317 n Gay
Witzel Simon, shoemaker, 65 Portland
Witzelburger Nicholas, butcher, 104 Centre

and 60 B ilair m irkets, Uw n w cor Madison

av and Chester
Witzland Henry, tailor, 42 s Republican
Wix Henry A., coach trimmer, 130 B.irre
Wlode.;k Henry, m )ulder. 1.38 e Pratt
Woddis Henry, laborer, 192 s Regester
Wode Ann M iria, grocery, 273 s Charles
Wode Louis, 165 w Lombard
Wode William, shoemaker, 62 China
Woehrn H'^nry, ca"binet maker, 7 s Bond
Woelpher Bi'njamin, block and pump maker,

307 e Lomljard
Woelfflin John, cook Barnum's hotel, dw over

23 Balderston
Woeretege George, cigar mak. 220 Canton air
Woerner John, piano maker, 119 L. Greene

WOESTMANN F., Practical

"Watchmaker; a fine assortment of
Watches and Clocks constantly
on hand. Repairing warranted
to give satisfaction, 23 n Liberty,
between Baltimore and Fayette.

Wohleber Jacob, wagoner, 88 n Paca

Wohlwend , druggist, 120 Columbia

Wohn Christian, butcher, 7 Laurens

Wolf A. laborer, 278 s Ann

Wolf Alonzo L. butcher, 12 Centre and 74

Belair markets, dw 178 Harford av

Wolf Andrew, cooper, 180 s Central av

olf A 1 ton, varnisher. 111 Saratoga

Wolf August, blacksmith, 13 Clay
Wolf August, drayman, 182 Pearl
Wolf Bernard, piano maker. 70 Chatsworth
WOLF& BER3M\N, (M. Wolf, H. Berg-
man,) clothiers, 316 w Baltimore
Wolf Charles, butcher. Point la
Wolf Charles, carpenter, 224 Penna. av
Wolf Charles, dairyinan, Point la nr Green-
mount cemetery
Wolf Christian, shoemaker, 65 n Kden
Wolf Christian, tailor, 100 Leadenhall
Wolf Clay A. clerk, 309 Hollins
Wolf Conrad, clerk, 249 n Howard
Wolf Conrad, wagoner, 164 Washington, F.H.
Wolf Daniel, builder, 128 Mulberry
Wolf Daniel, 128 Mulberry
Wolf David, laborer, 207 s B'-thel
WOLF EDMUND, wholesale stove manu-
facturer, n e cor Light and Lombard, dw
309 Hollins. — [See p. 8 Idverlisements.]
Wolf Kdward, painter, 144 Vine
Wolf Ellen, 106 Stirling
Wolf Ernest A. glass cutter, Uliler's al, near

Charles, dw 216 Franklin
Wiilf Frederick, huckster, 144 Vine
Wolf George, carpenter, 105 s Sharp
Wolf George W. baker and confectioner, 164

s Broadway
Wolf George, tinner, 3^3 William
Wolf George, tailor, 259 West
Wolf Henry, peddler, 177 s Bethel
Wolf Henry, shoemaker, 30 Scott
Wolf Henry, laborer, 87 C imbridge
Wolf Henry W. butchi-r, 479 e Baltimore
Wolf Henry, laborer, 82 Union
Wolf Henry, painter, 124 n Fremont
W.. If Mrs. Hester A. 664 Lexington
Wolf Jacob, tinner, 381 Lexington
Wolf Jacob, bricklayer, 51 Perry
Wolf Jacob, shoemaker, 118 s \nn
Wolf John George, baker, 34 Preston
Wolf John A. laborer, 436 Canton av
Wolf John, shoemaker, 16 Abey al
Wolf John, baker, 276 s B md
Wolf John H. clerk, 128 Mulberry
Wolf John, cooper, 18 Bevan
Wolf John B. porter, 53 s Bond
Wolf John Paul, carpenter, Harrison nr Jack-
son Homestead
Wolf John, butcher, 384 Penna av
Wolf Joseph, butcher, 48 Fell's Point market,

dw 241 s Bond
Wolf Joseph, whole.sale clothier, 6 n Howard,

dw 241 s Bond
Wolf Louis, laborer, 127 e Madison
Wolf Lud wick, 436 Canton av
Wolf Marcus W. clerk, 184 Harford av
Wolf Marcus, 184 Harford av
Wolf Matthias, drayman, 70 Union
Wolf Moses, (Wolf & Bergman,) 120 Han-
over
Wolf N. shoemaker, 21 Hampstead
Wolf Nicholas, glass flattener, 114 Hughes
Wolf Mrs. Rachel, 57 M;Culloh
Wolf Samuel M. tailor, 133 Druid Hill av
Wolf Sylvester H. soldier, 20 Preston
Wolf Valentine, tailor, 116 n Bethel
Wolf Wm. H. tinner, 128 s Central av
Wolf Wm. clothing cutter, Strieker n of

Mulberry
Wolfanger August, tailor, 223 Mulberry
Wolfe Francis E. S. clerk N. C. R , 322 Lex-
insrton

AXJG. G. MEYER »t CO., Blaniifacliirers of "Wiiltf LiencI, Zinc. Putty, Laiiipblnck, Gloe.
Neatsfoot 0>1, Salti)«'<r<i>. P-jfufs anA V'^-lniUes, lOO W. L.oiul>artl Strctt.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Wolfe Georje H. cu. rpsponding clerk Union

Bank,dw 322 Lfxington
Wolfe George C chfiii maker, 62 Henrietta
Wolfe Lewis W. (Wolfe & Stuart,) 322 Lex-
ington
Wolfe Maggie N. (Wolfe & Robinson,) 73 n

High
Wolfe Mrs. Mary, 149 s Register
Wolfe &, Robinson, (MaL'gieN. Wolfe, Lu-
rana S. Robinson.) millinery, 139 J^^ n Gay
• WOLFE &STI 'ART, (L."W. Wolfe, Jas.
Stuart,) grocers, 77 Exchange place
Wolfe Wm. S. 13C P.-arl
Wolfe Wm. S. merchant tailor, east side of

Strieker, betw iVluHierry and Franklin
Wolfel John, tailor, 267 n Eden
Wolfenden John, laborer, 4G1 w Lombai'd
Wolfenslinger John, laborer, 354 s Caroline
Wolfersberger J. P. bookkeeper, 22 Pleasant
Wolfet Israel, confectionery, 73 Pennaav
Wolfert August, shoemaker, 49 Preston
Wolfer* John, laborer, 20 Preston
Wolff A-cKander, attorney, 17 Law buildings,

dw 73 McCulloh
Wolff Friuik, laborer, 253 e Eager
Wolff Gotlieb, vinegar manuf. 29 n Amity
Wolff John, 55 n Gay
Wolff Jdhn, black.smith, 37 Brown
Wolff John, shoemaker, 27 Harrison
Wolff Joseph, butclier, 241 s Bond
Wolff Richard, barber, 228 s Sharp
Wolff Mrs. S. 185 n Dallas
Wolff Mrs. S. D. pawnbroker, 10 Harrison
Wolfgang Zimmerman, cabinet maker, 106

McElderry
Wolfinger Charles, tanner, 55 Buren,
Wolford Charles H. carpentv^r, 627 w Pratt
Wolfort John H. laborer, 76 Granby
Wolfram Benedict, retail dry goods, 130 s

Broadway
Wolfsheimer Nathan, clothier, 276 w Pratt,

dw '8 Lombard '
Wolfsn.. iier Samuel, (S.Wolfsheimer&Bro.)

27 s Eiitaw
WOLFSHEIMER S. &-. BRO. (S. Wolf-
shei"^'^'!- vV u. Wolfsheiiuer,) manufacturers
and wholesale d(^alers in ready-made cloth-
ing, 253 w Baltimore
Wolfsheimer William, (S. Wolfsheimer &

Bro.) 29 s Eutaw
W^ 'k Conrad, box maker, 178 Hamburg
Woi. k Francis, laborer, 7 Gould's la
Wolle Alexander, aquarian maker and bird

stuffei over 30 w S'cond
Wollenbero Herman, machinist, 270 William
WoUenhorst F. T. teacher, Wolfe betw Lom-
bard and Pratt
Wollett Emanuel, engineer, 54 s Schroeder

ollett John T. milkman, 41 e Fayette
Wl -irab Georj^e, tinner, 161 King
Wolh-adt John, tinner, 194 Canton av
Wollring Christian, shoemaker, 17 St. James
Wollring Henry, tavern, 207 Light
Wollring John, broom maker, 16 St. James
Wolters Henry, junk dealer, 7 Fell
Wolters John, saloon keeper, s e cor Wayne

and L. Greene
Woltman Daniel, carpenter, 447 Lexington
Wolvington James W. (G. S. Watts & Co.)

288 Hollins
Womast(?k John, wheelwright, Pratt betw

Light and Calvert
Womble Dr. Pembroke M. 203 w Lombard

Womhoff Mathias, carpenter. 395 s Charles
Wonder John, butcher, 22 Warner
Wonderlv Mrs. Isabella, 97 Druid Hill av
WONDERLY JOHN V. china, glass and

queensware, 116 n Gay
Wonderly Joseph D. police, 50 Harrison
Wonderljr Wm. S. & Co. (Wm. S. Wtfnder-

ly,) china, glass and queensware, 75 w

Baltimore, dw 116 n Gay
Wonders Matilda, confectionery, 1 Orbit al
Wood Adam, clerk, 109 Penna. av
Wood Alexander, waiter, 39 Slate
Wood Alexander, jr., waiter, 39 State
Wood Chas. O'lVeil, carpenter, 321 Frank-
lin
Wood Mrs. Charlotte R. boarding, 96 Lee
Wood Kdward, coachsmith, 106 n High
Wood Mrs Hester, 182 Ramsay
WOOD JAMES H. & CO. (J. H. Wood,)

commission merchants, 170 Lisrht-st whf
Wood James H. trader, 299 William
Wood James H. (J. H. Wood & Co.) 96

Hanover
Wood John D. blacksmith, 295 Eastern av
Wood John D plasterer, 39 Mosher
Wood John F. carpenter, 96 Lee
Wood John iV. shoemaker, 240 Lexington
Wood John T. clerk, 124 Bolt.)n
Wood John, wood turner, 314 s Charles
Wood John P. shoemaker, 94 Orleans
Wood Joshua, 108 Lexington
Wood Joshua R. wlieelwri2;ht, 4 Ramsay
Wood Mrs. Julia A. 137 Orl.'ans
Wood Lukens, clerk, 334 w Lombard
Wood Mrs. Mary, 51 Columbia
Wood Mrs. Mary J. 29 Carlton
Wood Matilda, 117 w Biddle
Wood rsicholas L. police commissioner, 36 s

Greene
Wood Oliver, real estate broker, over 61 Sec-
ond
Wood Philip J. blacksmith, 9 s Calhoun
Wood Richard, laborer, Russell between West

and Heason
WoodThos. conductor B. & 0. R. R. 45 Scott
Wood Thomas, block and pump maker, 45

McElderry 's whf, dw 186 n Broadway
Wood Thos. H. turnkey Southern District,

355 Light
Wood Wm. W. mariner, 84 Hill
Wood Wm. F. printer, 51 Columbia
Wood Wm. bookkeeper, 334 w Lombard
Wood Wm. music teacher, 314 s Charles
WOOD WM. H. commission merchant, 105

s Charles, dw 359 n Eutaw
Wood Wm. barber, 39 State
Woodall Ann M. seamstress, 286 Mulberry
Woodall Henry, rigger, 85 s Fremont
Woodall Mrs. Hester, 47 Lee
W^oodall James, ship carpenter, 47 Lee
Woo fall John T. engineer, 236 Barre
Woodall Theodore, painter, 210 Lee
Woodall Walter W. engineer, 193 Rarre
Woodall William A pump maker, 35 Mosher
Woodall Wm. E. ship carpenter, 47 Lee
Wocdal Wm. J. plasterer, 35 Mosher
Woodbin John, laborer, 42 Booth
Wo(jdburn Capt. Chas. 350 e Baltimore
Woodburn David E. ticket agent P. W. & B.

R. R. 348 e Baltimore
Woodburn Sarah, 350 e Baltimore
Woodcock Theodore, clerk, 477 Franklin
Woodcock Wm. watchmaker, 187 w Pratt

THE QROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHIIVE is tlie best for all piu.'p«!>es— SAXES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

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Wiiofldy John W. printer, 104 w Fayette
Wnoddy Wni. E. clerk, 320 w Pratt
Wooden Calvin C. salesman. Western hotel
Wooden Elizabeth, seamstress, 31 Valley
Wooden John, flour and feed, 113 Preston
Wooden Sarah A. 7 Young
WofRJen Stephen, eng^ineer, 19 Riddle
Wooden Susan, milliner, 64 Decker
Wooden Thomas, cooper, 312 Forrest
Woodnn Thomas, blacksmith, 43 Dolphin
Woodland John C. sailor, 116 s Chester
Woodland John, pattern maker, 71 Forrest
Woodland Martha, seamstress, 76 V ork
Woodland Thomas, laborer, 76 York
Woodland Wesley, engineer, 3 Hope al
Woodman John, property agent, 49 Conway
WOODROFFE GEORGE, instrument case

and packing box maker, 34 Park
Woodrow B-njamin, 44 s High
Woodruff Wm. sutlers supplies, 53 w Pratt,

dw Howard House
WOODS ALEXANDER P commis. mercht.

over 79 Exchange place, dw 167 G.irden
Woods Charles, carpenter, 285 e Fayette
Woods Charles L. can maker, 292 s Sharp
Woods Charles F. (Hyland, Woods & Co.)

167 Garden
Woods Charles F. clerk, 167 Garden
Woods Daniel C. (Hyland, Woods & Co.)

167Guden
Woods Eliza, 167 Garden
Woods Francis, laborer, 602 w Pratt
Woods Franklin D. 68 Division
Woods Geo. clerk, 330 n Howard
Woods Geo. W. machinist, 292 s Sharp
Woods GeorgH W. printer, 49 Hanover
Woods Henry, laborer, 80 Preston
Woods Hiram, jr. (Dougherty, Woods &

Co.) 245 Mdclison av
Woods Jas. H. (Woods & Russell.) New

York
Woods John, farmer, 47 Jackson
Woods John, cooper, 223 Frederick av
Woods John D. clerk, 28 w Biltimore
Woods John F. carpenter, 37 Dolphin
WOODS JOHN W. book and job printer,

and publisher of Baltimore City Directory,

202 w Baltimore, up stairs, dw 54 s Sharp
Woods Joshua R. wheelwriijht, 4 Kamsay
Woods Josias, saddler, 68 Division
Woods Michael, carter, 167 s Central av
Woods .Vluilda, 191 M)ntgomery
Woods Mrs. Margaret, 47 Jackson
Woods Patrick, 451 Saratoga
Woods Pnter, laborer, 38 S''.merset
Woods Philip, laborer, Calhoun s of Ramsay
Woods R ibert A. printer, 94 Lexington
Woods Rufus, clerk, Franklin house
Woods Sirah, 649 Lexington
WOODS & RUSSELL, (J. H. Woods, E.

W. Russell.) phdrmaceutists, n e cor Bal-
timore and iOutaw
Woods Wm. finisher, 216 Hollins
Woods C.ipt. Wm. M. 649 Lexington
Woods Wm. farmer, 47 Ja-kson
Woods Wm police, 170 n High
Woods Wm. H. laborer, 19i s S'larp
Woods Z'ch-iriah, laborer, 29 Gittings
Wooden E W. grocer, 314 and 316 Harford av
Wooden John, cooper, 298 Harf.)rd av
Woodside Edward S. porter, 12 e Lomi)ard
Woodside E. L. clerk Adams Express, 42 s

Sharp

WOODSIDE, GRIFFITH & HOBLIT-
ZELL, (J. S. Woodside, W. A R.Griffith,
O. Holditzell,) grocers and commission mer-
chants, 47 Light
Woodside James S. (Woodside, Griffith &

Hoblitzell.) 103 s Sharp
Woodside Mrs. Rachel P. 36 Conway
Woodside Wm G. paymaster B. & 0. R. R.

120 Hanover
Woodville Dr. Henry, 135 n Charles
WOODWARD, B.4LDWIN & CO. (Wm.
Woodward, W. H. Bald win, jr.. C. C. Bald-
win, Geo. W. Sanders,) dry goods com-
mission merchants, n e cor German and
Hanover
Woodward Christopher, conductor C. Pass.

R. R. 87 n Eutaw
Woodward David A. artist. 440 w Fayette
Woodward Geo. E. carpenter, 15 Brune
Woodward Geo. P. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 115

e Monument
Woodward (leo. commiss. inerch. 158sPaca
Woodward George H. (Rawlings & Wood-
ward,^ 158 s Paca
Woodward John H. clerk, 183 Barre
Woodward John H. clerk, 4b e Eager
Woodward Nicholas R. livery stables, 31

North, dw Ciiarles, Kear Northern av
Woodward Robert A. painter, 156 e Madison
Woodward Wesley, deputy warden Baltimore

city jail, dw 22 George
Woodward Wm. H. expressman, 83 Chata-

worlh
Woodward Wm. (Woodward, Baldwin &

Co.) 17 Cathedral
Woodward Wm. jr. clerk, 17 Cathedral
Woodworth Frederick, secretary of Baltimore

Fire Insurance Co., 63 n Greene
Woodworth Wm. R. clerk of Baltimore Fire

Insurance Co., 63 n Greene
Woodyear Mrs. Elizabeth, 63 Courtland
Woodyear Thomas Y. 63 Courtland
Woodyear Wm. E. miller and merchant, 3

Cable, dw 63 Courtland
WooliM- N. blacksmith, 375 Portland
Woolf Henry C. clerk, 167 s Sharp
Woolf Henry L. P. merchant, 167 s Sharp
Woolford John, messenger Adams express,

98 e Fayetie
Woolford Lewis, mariner, 83 Albemarle
Woolford Mrs. Margaret, 517 w Fayette
Woolford Thomas, pilot, 71 Hamburg
Woolford Thos. E. grocer, 122 Dugan's whf,

dw 517 w Fayette
Woolford Capt. Thos. 219 Hanover
Woollen Geo. W. clerk, 36 n Exeter
Woollen James R. cooper, 31 Commerce, dw

35 s Exeter
Woolen John W. painter, 56 Rd-k
Woollen Leonard R. constable, 312 Saratoga
Woollen Thomas, general fish inspector, 31

Commerce, dw 367 e Pratt
Woollen Thos. letter carrier, 367 e Pratt
Woolley Col. John W., provost marshal mid-
dle dep't 8ih army corps, s w cor Camden
and Eutaw, dw Eutaw house
Woolman Charles, mason, 74 n Schroeder
Woolrod Christian, shoemaker, 173 s Eden
Woolse George, box maker, 67 German
Woolsey Robert W. engineer, 91 n Calvert
Woolsey Wm. V. gas inspector, 91 n Calvert
Woolston Saml. S. (W. Whitelock & Co.)
Eutaw house

JAJIES H. aOHNSOX, City .Steam Firewood MiUs— AVarreni's Fire and "Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent STeotciic Smoking Tubes, over 91* AV. Baltiniore-st.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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Woolweaver Daniel, wagoner, 163 s Eden
Wooters & Brown, (W. H. Wooters, E. W.

Brown,) junk, 184 Light-st wharf
Wooters Wnd. H. (Wooters & Brown,) 24

Henrietta
Wootton Walter J. pilot, 127 Jefferson
Wopperer Geo. slioemaker, 202 s Wolfe
Wopperer Jacob, laborer, 202 s Wolfe
Woppnnan Jolm, carter, 203 Aliceanna
Wor-h Eckhart, baker, 413 Light
Worch Henry, cabinet maker, 302 s Sharp
Worden VVm. H. laborer, 266 n Eutaw
Worden Win. watchmaker, 266 n Eutaw
Wordshall Fred'k, huckster, 38 Dolphin
Worick John, bricklayer, 273 e Monument
Work Clem. V. bricklayer, 151 L. Greene
Work Elizabeth, junk shop, 223 n Bond
Work Veriinda, dressmaker, (i Comet
Work Win. L. ship joiner, 31 L. Church
Working W. McKee, printer, 148 Mulberry
Worky Isaac, 49 Druid Hill av
Worley John, 15 n Strieker
Worley Mrs. Mary, 87 Mulberry
Worley Ross, ]5 n Strieker
Worley Wm. N. bookkeeper, 15 n Strieker
Worley Wm. furn. wagon, 49 Druid Hill av
Wormsley Mary R. seamstress, 249 s Wolfe
Wornitz Abraham, clothier, 12 Centre mar-
ket space
Wornitz Edward, cltrk, 12 Centre market sp
Worrell David, carpenter. Western liotel
Worrlein John, furniture, 610 Light
Worrick George, bricklayer, Belair av near

Chester
Worsham John E. laborer, 334 Eastern av
Wortche Henry, porter, 34 Giltiiigs
Wostwick Jos. iron worker, 130 s Caroline
Worth Casper, agent, 84 e Lombard
Worthington A. C, Eutaw house
Worthihgion Chas. agent Washington, Alex-
andria and Georgetown Packet Co., foot of
Commerce, dw 196 Preston
Worthington Elizabeth W. 143 s Sharp
Worthington Rev. Geo. F. publisher, 789 w

BaLimore
Worthington James, pilot, 117 s Bond
Worthington John, bricklayer, 99 n Eden
Worthington Jos. M. clerk, 181 w Biddle
Worthington Otis A. baggage master B. & 0.

R.-R. 13Gilmor
Worthington P. E. brakesman B. & 0. R. R.

287 Light
Worthington Sarah, 12 Booth
Worthington Wm. F. 90 n Charles
Wortmaii Charles, 61 Warren
Wortmann Fred'k, stove moulder, 277 Co-
lumbia
Woutisseth Edward, tailor, 126 Druid Hill av
Woutisseih Eliza, variety, 126 Druid Hill av
Wren Ann, 47 Stirling
Wren George, ice cream depot, 47 Stirling
Wright Alfred, grocery, n e cor Cathedral

and Eager
Wright Almnn, stone cutter, n e cor Pratt and

Perm, dw 325 w Lombard
Wright Beiij. C. clerk, 56 n Liberty
WRIGHT & CAN BY, (J. W. W right, Sam-
uel Canby,) manuf. of flour, and commis.
merchants, s e cor Commerce and Cable
Wright Caroline, grocery, s e cor Walsh and

Huffman
Wright Chas. shoemaker, 106 Hillen

Wright Chas. A. horse dealer, 106 Barre
Wright Daniel, carpenter, 20 McElderry
Wright Mrs. Edward, 16 Hill
Wright Elizabeth, varieties, 160 Pine
Wright Elizabeth, 12 Booth
Wright Edward C. miller, 1.37 e Eager
Wright Edward, huckster, 224 Saratoga
Wright Capt. Garrett P. mariner, 7 n Ann
Wright Geo. P. ship carpenter, 3 Second
Wright Geo. W. at Custom house, dw 106

Barre
Wright Geo. F. clerk, 118 w Payette
Wright Gotleib, shoemaker, 42 Harrison
Wright Grace R. 179 Orleans
Wright Henrv V. eating saloon, 152 Franklin
Wright Mrs. Huldah H. tailoiess, 64 Fort-
land
WRIGHT ISAAC H. & CO. (Isaac Wright,

Isaac H. Wright,) coal, n e cor Central a.v

and Fayette
Wright Isaac H. (I. H. Wright & Co.) 16

Jackson square
Wright James, carpenter, s w cor Hoffman

and Walsh
Wright J. & Son, (James Wright, M. H.

Wright,) feed, 107 Hillen
Wright Jas. K. 311 w Lombard
Wright James, shoemaker, 108 n Bond
Wright James, (J. Wright & Son) 107 Hillen
Wright James, blacksmith, 243 n Central aT
Wright James, deputy warden city jail, 209

Chesnut
Wright Joel, book binder, over 160 and 162

w Baltimore, Brown's building, dw 311 w

Lombard
Wright John, n e cor Eager and Cathedral
Wright John j\. assist. U. S. assessor, 152 e

Eager
Wright John A. teacher, 325 w Lombard
Wrignt John W. watchman, 106 Barre
Wright John W. (Wright »t Canby,) n w

cor Calvert and Madison
Wright John A. director N. C. R., Calvert

station
Wright John R. grocer, n w cor Garden and

Hoffman
Wright John S. 182 Preston
Wright Jos. H. huckster, 207 n Central av
Wright Joshua, bricklayer, 682 w Pratt
Wright Joseph, carpenter, 94 Camden
Wright Joseph, porter, Harford av
Wright Julia A. second-hand dealer, 479

Lexington
Wright Levin, wood, 302 Lighif
Wright Lorenzo D. (Wright & Mahoney,)

415 e Fayette
Wright Luther, cheese, 93 Aisquith
Wright Mrs. Louisa, 47 Frederick
Wright & Mahoney, (Lorenzo D. Wright,

W. Mahoney,) retail shoe dealers, 208 8

Broadway
Wright Mahlon, waterman, 205 Montgomery
Wright Mis. iVlargaret A. seamstress, 240

n Centrwl av
Wright Margaret, Mount Royal Hill, N.C.R.
Wright Mary, tailoress, 2 Green willow
Wright Matthew H. (J. Wright & Son,) 44

Chew
Wright Nathan, shoemaker, 43 Mosher
Wright Olive, teacher, 325 w Lombard
Wright Peter, hostler, 147 Peirce
Wright Peter, laborer, 179 s Regester

6IiLirt8, Drawers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at BAY-
MOND. BURTON Si CO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Cal-rert.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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WRIGHT, ROWZER & CO. (J. B. Wright,
M. Kowzcr, W S. Maitland,) hide and
leather dc-nlers, 101 w Lombard
WRIGHT ROHKRT C. stock, bill and ex-

chai gr broker, 65 Second, dw 112 Park
Wright Robert T. (Duncan, Wright & Co.)

137 e Lombaid
Wright Robert H. moulder. Light extii'd nr

Ferry Bar
Wright Rnbei'tson, shoemaker, 96 n Wolfe
Wright Mrs. Rica, oyser dealer, 31 Fountain
Wriglit Samuel, laborer, 3b7 Hamburg
Wright tjarah, teaciier, St. Paul's Asylum
Wright Mrs. Sarah A. 31 Pine
Wright IVlrs. Sarah A. dry goods, 248 Lex-
ington
Wright Solomon C. lieut. police, 161 n Caro-
line
Wright Sylvester H. shoemaker, 199 n Dallas
Wright I'liomas, laborer, 72 Buren
Wright Thomas F. shoemaker, 4.'{ Mosher
Wright Trustuni, engineer, 123 Washington
Wright Wm. H. clerk, 93 Aisquith
Wright Wm. G. blacksmith, 48 Phil pot
Wright Wm. carpenter, 24b Lexington
Wright Win. laborer. Northern av near Mc-

Mechiii
Wright Wm. O. ship carpenter, 210 Mont-
gomery
Wright Wm. R. mariner, 203 Gough
Wright Wm. H. soldier, 268 Division
Wrightson Columbus K. carpenter, 16 L.

Church
Wrightson Hugh S. shipsmith, 109 Gough
Wrightson Jireniiah, machinist, 248 Canton av
Wrightso/i John B. ship carpenter, 27 Cam-
bridge
Wrightson Thomas S. ship carpenter, 129 s

Washington, F. P.
Wrightson Wm. ship carpenter, 125 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Writer John, cond'r B. & 0. R. R. 8 Russell
Wroten Augustus fislierman, 77 Hamburg
Wroten Caleb, mariner, 30 Hughes
Wroten David, ship carpenter, 117 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Wroten Jiimes, mariner, 130 William
Wroten Samuel E. mariner, 4 Green's ct
Wroten Susan, seamstress, 73 Washington,

F. H.
Wroten Wm. cigar maker, 77 Hamburg
Wroth Dr. Wm J. 216 Madison av
WROTH EDWAUD W. apothecary and

druggist, 108 Hichmond
Wroth Wm. G. dry goods. 85 w Baltimore,

dw 110 Si. Paul
Wuchner Adam, sign painter, 73 Albemarle
Wueld John, laborer, 28 Walsh
Wuldroj) George, tinner, 161 King
Wunder George, tailor, 94 Walker ct
Wunder George, clothing cutter, 42 Durham
Wunder George, photographist, 483 w Balti-
more, gallery 333 w Baltimore
Wunner George, tailor, 9 Abbot
Wunsch Charl.s, [.iano maker, 306 Mulberry
Wuracli Fr. denck R., turner, 437 w Pratt
Wurflein John, barkeeper, 281 w Pratt
Wurst Gotleib, slioemaker, 72 Perry
Wurst Martin, grocery, 132 L. Greene
Wurtz Mis. Catherine, rags, 56 York
Wurizbeiger Ansel, clothier, 169 Franklin
Wurtzberger Michael, cattle dealer, n4 n
Spring

Wurtzberger Samuel, clothier, 108 Franklin,

dw 147
Wurtzberger Wm. chrk, 147 Franklin
Wurzbacher John, grocer, 194 Cro.ss
Wurzburger Simon, clothier, 32 w Pratt, dw

65 s High
Wust Henry, butcher, 61 Druid Hill av
Wustner John, tavern, 18 President
Wutz George G. shoemaker, 154 L. Greene
Wyant Edward P. cooper, 161 Burirundy al
Wyant Jos. H. brickmaker, 423 w Lombard
Wyatt Charles H. attorney, 48 St. Paul, dw

46 Saratoga
Wyatt Capt. John E. 22 n Ann
Wyatt Lemuel, engineer, 41 s Ann
Wyatt Thos. A. mariner, 44 s Broadway

Wyble , shoemaker, 197 Conway

Wychgram A. grocer, 314 Canton av
Wyeth&Bro (W. ^. Wyeth, H. C. Wyeth,)

iron and steel merchants, 35 s Charles
Wyeth Chas. 129 McCulloh
Wyeth Henry C. (Wyeth & Bro.) Howard

house
Wyeth Wm.N. (Wyeth&Bro.) 167 n Calvert
Wylie George M. dyer, 184 George
Wylie Jas. H. (S. F. & J. H. Wylie,) 337

Lexington
Wylie John, 162 George
Wylie John, laborer, 38 Essex
Wylie Robert, 162 George
Wylie Samuel F. Ac James H. dyers, 142

Lexington
Wylie Samuel F. (Samuel F. & James H.

Wylie,) 389 Saratoga
Wylie Samuel, (Alexander Close & Wylie,)

162 George
Wylie Wm. fisherman, 38 Essex
Wylie Wm. teamster, Dover w of Fulton
Wylie Wm 389 Saratoga
Wyman Albert, soldier, 30 Henrietta
Wyman Edward, 30 Williamson al
Wyman Jesse, grocer. Falls- road, nr bridge
Wyman John, solcj.er, 5 Mullikin
Wyman John, shoemaker, 183 e Pratt
Wyman Joseph, soldier, 30 Williamson al
Wyman Mark, shoemaker. Arch row near

Falls road
Wyman Samuel G. 107 Park
Wyman Wm., Falls road, nr Northern ar
Wyne Geo. M. machinist, 75 Grundy
Wyne Mary E. 75 Grundy

Wynick , carter, 191 e Eager

Wynn Christoplier, watchmnker, 228 w Pratt
Wynn J. Robert, watchmaker and jeweler,

282 w Baltimore, dw 20 Strieker
Wynn Thomas, laborer, 11 iievan
Wysham E. C. clerk, 20 South
Wysham Henry C. attorne/, 37 Lexington,

up stairs
Wysham John, 170 n Fremont
Wysham J. Kemp,iom. dept. office, 20 South
Wysham Thomas, 170 n Fremont
Wysham Mrs. Virginia, 137 Park
Wysong Augustus, lager beer saloon, 27 W

Fayette
Wyvill Helen M. 52 n Front
Wyvill John M. D. salesman, 52 n Front
Wyvill Mrs. Marg't, seamstress, 98 Preston

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Yackel John, milkman, 26 Gittings

Yager Samuel, (agt )^cooper, 75 Stiles, dw 73

J. HE\'RY GIESE, Conunlaston Merchant, for the sale of Flowr, Gr.iin, Seeds, SiO,
Roaeiidale Cement aud Calctned Plaster coiutaiitl^ on hand, HI Spear'a Wharf.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Yakol Anthony, turner, 58 Raborg

Yakel ^-onrad, 312 n Howard

Yakel G"orge G. baki^r, 92 Eastern av

Yakel Henry, tobacconist, 322 s Sharp

Yakel John, baker, 94 Eastern av

Yakel John, bage;Hge masliT, 312 n Howatd

Yakey Michael, laborer, 245 s Dallas

Yardley Charles F. 147 n Paca

Yardley Charles, clerk, 147 n Paca

Yardley Samuel, clerk, 147 n Paca

Yardley Wm. clerk B. & O. R. R. 147 n Paca

Yarwood Samuel, machinist, 244 Conway

Yates Arnold, porter, 67 North

Yates John L. clerk, y7 n Broadway

Yates John L. clerk U. S. A., med. dep't, 8

n Charles
Yates John R. shoemaker, 81 Warner
YATKS JOS. C. & CO. (J. C. Yates,) ship-
ping and commission mercJiants, over n w
cor Gay and Prait
Yates Joseph C. (J C. Yates & Co.) n e cor

Charles and Pleasant
Yates Wm. telegraph operator, 234 German
Yeadel Jacob, cabinet maker, 76 Leadenhall
Y'eagel John, laborer, 8 Tessier
Yeagi'l Martin, laborer, 204 s Sharp
Yeager Antoine, cooper, 163 s Eden
Yeager Caspar, cooper, 425 w Pratt
Yeager Conrad, cooper, 72 Stiles
Yeager Conrad, baker, 229 e Madison
Yeager Henry, 261 s Wolfe
Yeager Henry S. gilder, 168 McHenry
Yeager James, painter. Falls road nr North-
ern av
Yeager Jesse, wagoner, 168 McHenry
Yeager John, musician, 163 s Regester
Yeager John P. carver, 1 e Fayette
Yeager John C. carpenter. Garrison la, n of

Frederick road
Yeager John P. (Haffer & Yeager,) Garrison

lane n of Frederick road
Yeager Katrina, fortune teller, 163 s Regester
Yeagei; Timothy, laborer, 47 MuUiken
Yeagle Gotleib, cabinet maker, 21 New

Cliurch
Yeakell John, milkman, Belair av extended
Yearley Alexander & Son, (T. C. Yearley,)

property agents, 15 St. Paul
Yearley Alexander, clerk, 273 w Lombard
Yearley Mrs Anna, 67 Gough
Yearley Elizabeth, nurse, 21 n Caroline
Yearley J<ihn S. 146 n Gay
Yearley John S. tobacconist, 146 n Gay
Yearley Mrs. Matilda A. variety store, 146 n

Gay
Yearley Thomas C. (Alexander Yearley &

Son,) 273 w Lombard
Yeates Dr. Henry P. P. 117 n Exeter
Yeates Dr John I... 58 n Front
Yeates John R 40 Lexington
Yeatman James H. saddler, 54 e Fayette
Yeatman Mrs. John W. 54 e Fayette
Yeatman Mrs. Laura A. 316 w Fayette
Yeatman Robert, carpenter, 234 e Monument
Yeatman Wm. carpenter, 54 e Fayette
Yeatts Wm. B. shoemaker, 127 Penna av dw

18 Preston
Yeisley Jacob, house carpenter, 89 Bank, dw

330 e Pratt
Yelland Jonas S. (J. S. Barry & Co.) Phila-
delphia
Yelland Wm (J. S. Barry & Co.) New York
Yellman John G. grocer, 37 n Pine

Yentiier Andrew, laborer, 2 Wyeth
Yentney John, shoemaker, 79 Preston
Yerkes David A. janitor Front-st. Theatre,

dw 38 Laurel
Yerkes Eliza, 38 Laurel
Yerkes Henry, clerk, 38 n Front
Yerkes Wm. H. blacksmiih, 38 Laurel
Yerscheid Daniel, baker, 25d s Bond
Yer.'icheid J. A. 213s Bethel
Yerscheid John, bakery, 33 s Bond
Yerkeson Louis 1'. restaurant, 126 n Calvert
YEWELL JOHN, shipsmith, 1«8 Light, dw

341
Yewell Elizabeth, 17 Mott
Yingher Peter, laborer, rear of 297 Fremont
Yingling Chas. H. plumber, 67 s S-.hroeder
Yingliiig Chas. butcher, 31 Fell's Point Mar-
ket, tiw 5 n Choptank
Yingling David G. clerk, 144 Pine
Yingling Henry, sausa^i- maker, 56 Preston
Yingling Mrs. Saraii, 67 s Schroeder
Yochem Frederick, laborer, 199 s Bond
Yockel Alexander, shoemaker, 215 Peirce
Yockel Augustus, salesman, 1b6 w Biddle
Yockel Frederick, shipping clerk, 1U8 Raborg
Yockel Helen, 66 n Spring
Yoiikel Jacob, printer, 52 n Eden
Yocum I. D. n e cor Calvert and Saratoga
Yoeckel George, 423 Light
Yoc Benjamin R. (Green & Yoe,) cor Garden

and Northern av
Yoe Charles, carpenter, 125 Franklin
Yoe Henry, locksmith, s w cor Pine and

Sarah Ann
Yoe Mrs. Philip, 65 Preston
Yoh Charles, tavern, 167 Penna av
Yoh Conrad, woodsawyer, 102 s Dallas
Yoh Ferdinand, (Odenwald & Yoh,) 7 Calver-

ton road
Yoh Henry, laborer, 550 w Pratt
Yomner Jolin, basket maker, 169 Canton av
Yonk John, cabinet maker, 82 n Central av
Yost Anton, liquor, 137 Columiiia
Yost Elizabeth L. 134 Mulberry
Yost George, shoemaker, rear 8 New Church

Yost , laborer, 226 s Bond

Yost Henry, grocery, 106 Sarah Ann
Yost John, blind maker, 4b6 vv Baltimore
Y'ost John, laborer, 625 Penna. av
Yost John, grocery, 107 Sarali Ann
Yost John, cabinet maker, 119 n Howard
Yost Richard D. salesman, 13 German
Youneheim Louis W. soldier, 34 Clifford al
Young A., proprietor Washington Express

Co., 42 Lexington
Y'oung Alexander, bookkeeper, 747 Lexington
Young Anton, tavern, 245 n Gay
Young Arthur M. clerk, 413 e Fayette
Young Belle, 102 North
Y'oung Bridget, seamstress, 318 Mulberry
Young Brigliam, baggage master N. C. R.,

Calvert station
Y^oung Casper, shoemaker, 133 s Spring
Young Catherine A. 106 Raborg
Young Charles, chandler, 16 Comet
Young Charles L. bricklayer, 15 Lloyd
Young Christian J. restaurant, 4 s Gay

Young , bakeri 15 Hampstead

Young David, moulder, 5 n Wolfe

Young Deitrich, tailor, 41 Lewis

Young Edward, bar tender, 155 s Charles

Young Edwin S. gen'l freight agent N. C. R.

Charles-st. av, 2 doors above Northern av

AUG. G. MEYER «& CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, LampbLick, Glue.
Neatsfoot OH, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamlsthes, 100 W. Lombard Streets

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Young Edward, bar keeper Union hotel, cor

Pratt and Charles
Young Edwin, cabinetmaker, 534 Saratoga
Young Edwin R. finisher, 534 Saratoga
Young E. R. police, 553 Saratoga
Young Mrs. Elizabeth, 133 HoUins
Young Frafik, saddler, b Constitution
Young Frederick, wiieelwright, Columbia,

betw Fremont and Greene
Young Fred 'k, foreman Sun office, 30 n Front
Young Frederick, clerk, cor Albemarle and

Caiuoii av
YOUNGr GEORGE & CO., (George Young,
J. S. Voung, W. S. Young,) general pro-
duce and commission merchants, 80 and 199
North >

YOUNG GEORGE W., manufacturer and
dealer in paints and colors, 172 Light-st.
wharf, dw Calhoun betw. Lexington and
Cliarles
Young George, tailor, 51 James la
Young George, (G. Young & Co.) Hanover,

Penna.
Young George W. tin and sheet iron worker,

160 e Fayette
Young George, laborer, 177 s Ann
Young Gotleib, tailor, 41 Harrison
Young Henry, laborer, 449 Canton av
Young Iram, finisher, 55ti w Pratt
Young Jac'b, laborer, 281 e Pratt
Young .Jacob, grocery, 349 e Lombard
YOl NG JAMES, book and job printer, over
114 w Baltimore, dw 1 Aisquith — [Seep. 60
^dverlisementt.]
Young James L. carpenter, 158 Mullikin
Young James, soldier, 7 L. McElderry
Young James R. 141 Hanover
Young James D. brakesman, 250 HoUins
Young James H. printer, 30 n Front
Young Joim A. tailor, 41 Harrison
Young John, property agent, 704 w Baltimore
Young John H. macinnist, 97 n High
Young John S. iron moulder, 408 w Lombard
Young John S. (George Young & Co.) Han-
over, Pa.
Young Joiin, milkman, Belair av near Wolfe
Young John A. tailor, 80 Penna. av
Young Lieut. John, U. S. A. 343 Penna. av
Young John B. commission merchant, 40

Lexington
Young Jolin R. 26 s Carey
Young John M. commissioner insolvent debt-
ors, 98 McCulloh
Young Jolm, livery stables, 9 n Frederick,

dw &l e Fayette
YOLiNG JOHN H. photographer and dealer
in [iluitographic materials, over s w corner
Buliimore and Charles, dw ISalto. Co. — [See
leiif ^idverlibtmenl in front of title page.]
Young Joiin, property agent, 86 Muloerry
Young Capt Jos. H. mariner, 103 n Eden
lOliNG JOSHUA A. ship joiner, foot of

Mill, dw 119 s Paca
Yiiung Jo.->l>ua T. bookkeeper, 119 s Paca
Young Louis, 166 s Howard
Young Mis., 343 Penna. av
Young Margaret A. 110 Pearl
Young Mrs. Margaret. 218 Eastern av
Young Maria, 8U Aisquith
Young Marim, carpenter, 15 Brune
Young Mary A. 64 w Centre
Young Mary A. tailoress, 265 n Central av
Young Mathias, tailor, 86 n Sprmg

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA"
TION OF BALTIMORE, 160 w Balti"
more, 2d floor
Young Michael, laborer, 9 n Central av
Young Michael, baker, 38 Dallas
Young Otis, police, 21 e Lombard
Young Peter F. clerk, 97 n High
Young Capt. Philip, 304 Light
Young Rebecca, dry goods, 78 Lexington
Young Robert B. sailor, 24 Chesnut
Young S. 64 w Centre
Young Thiimas, hostler, 318 Mulberry
Young Thomas J. printer, 175 w Lombard
Young Tellman, drayman, 90 Burgundy al
Young Wm.S. (Geo. Young & Co.) 48 w

Madison
Young Capt. Wm. I. mariner, 133 s Regester
Young Wm. G. tinner, 18 Hill
Young Wm. J. painter, 122 Jefferson
Young Wm. ship car[)enter, 191 s Ann
Young Wm. boiler maker, 38 Dewberry al
Young Wm. H. clerk, 91 n Eden
Young Wm. T. soldier, 152 Druid Hill av
Young Wm. blacksmith, 431 w Lombard
Young Mrs. Wm. 29 n Calhoun
Younger Adam, laborer, Winans' row
Younger Daniel K. lumber inspector, 35 Ais-
quith
Younger Elizabeth, seamstress, 34 n Cen-
tral av
Younger Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 88 Hen-
rietta
Younger Francis A. pattern maker, 157

Montgomery
Y'ounger Hiram B. painter, 37 n Amity
Vounger Geo. butcher, 50 Hanover and 27
Lexington markets, dw Garrison la near
Western Cemetery
Younger John, laborer, 41 Brown
Younger Robert J. carpenter, 6 L. Church
Younger Robert, nail maker, 218 s Fremont
Younger Wm. blacksmith, 4»4 Lexington
Youngman Charles, cigar maker, 261 Can-
ton av
Youngman John R. shoemaker, 42 Dolphin
Youngman Rachael, hucksteress, s w cor Lee

and L. Greene
Youngman Wm H. D. huckster, 163 Lee
Youngs John B. clerk, Mosher near Garden
Younker Piiilip, wagoner, 66 Ensor
Younkers Theodore, 75 Penna. av
Youse Alexina, machine stitcher, 19 Preston
Youse H. W. police, 132 n Central av
Youse Wm. tinner, 58 s Howard
Youse Wm. tinner, 142 Camden
Youse Wm. moulder, 19 Preston
Yucsam Henry, soldiei-, 16 Callendar
Yugher Francis, laborer, 2ti4 s Bond
Yungling Mary, 210 s Ann

Zechariah Lawrence B. clerk, 188 w Lom-
bard
Zachary Capt. Wm. harbormaster, 105 Bow-

ly's wharf, dw 120 e Pratt
Zachman George A. laborer, 51 s Charles
Zachman Margarelta, confeciiunery, 51 a

Charles
Zachow Louis, tailor, rear of 27 Fawn
Zaejead John, laborer, 175 Leinmon
Zagis Jacob, shoemaker, 12 Mercer
Zahne August, tailor, 78 Centre Market space

THE GROVfiR Si BAKBR SEWING MACHIIVE Is the best for aU purpoaes— SAURB
ROOfilS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BECS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Zahne Edward, tailor, 78 Centre Market space
Zahne Harman, tailor, 78 Centre Mark 't space
Zahnnmesser John, baker, 2 Jackson ct
Zaiser Henry, butcher, 14 Calvertnn road
Zalnrtan Frederick, boxnnaker, 21 Edward
Zane Mrt.. Eliza, 40 Lexinj2;ton
Zane Peter, scow office, 33 Commerce, dw

128 s Kden
Zanft Valentine, milkman, Clinton s of Boston
Zang Joseph, laborer, 49 s Regester
Zang Leonard, 45 s Durham
Zang Louis, tavern, Harford av nr city limits
Zaiig Sebastian, laborer, 47 s Durham
Zapf George, shoemaker, 105 n Central av
Zapp Francis, nightman, 170 West
Zapp Jacob, jr., carter, 119 Hamburg
Zapp Jacob, carter, 35 Hamburg
Zapz John A. undertaker, 33 s Caroline
Zarnitz Charles, tailor, 433 w Baltimore
Zastrow Frederick, 252 Eastern av
Zay Christopher, laborer, 293 Penna. av
Zeberline George, blacksmith, 89 Patuxent
Zeberlirie John, sawyer, 220 Boston
Zech John, cooper, 198 Eastern av
Zeh Dr. Martin, 75 s Bond
Zehner Charles, shoemaker. 111 n Central av
Zeidler John, hack driver, 70 Lancaster
Zeigle Henry, musician, 178 Aliceanna
Zeigler Daniel, clerk, 19 George
Zeigler David, shoemtiker, 367 n Gay
Zeigler Frederick M. butcher 730 Punna. av
Zeigler Frederick K. (Fowler, Zeigler & Co.)

Washington Co., Md.
Zeiglt-r Frederick, shoemaker, 50 Camden
Zeigler George, fisherman, 137 s High
Zeigler Herman, coach p-Ainter, 120 Broadway
Zeigler John, (Bigley, Hook & Co.) 136 n

Exeter
ZEIGLER JOHN FREDK. butcher, 59 Cen-
tre, 54 Lexington, and 39 Hanover markets,
dw 720 Penna. av
Zeigler Joseph, engineer, 485 Saratoga
Zeigler Mrs. Sarah, 367 n Gay
Zeigler Wm. shoemaker, Philadelphia road

near city limits
Zeiler Johi», carpenter, 35 St. Mary
Zeiler John, moulder, 161 s Ann
Zeilman Andrew, liquors, 249 s Bond
Zeis Joseph, tailor, 22.3 s Bond
Zeiser Jacob, machinist, 241 Lemmon
Zeitler Benkrelz, lab{)rer, 382 Saratoga
Zeitler Michael, (Zeitler & WeisbaecKer,) 228

Saratoga
Zeitler & Weisbaecker. (Mich'l Zeitler, John
Wcisbaecker,) merch't tailors, 76 Penna. av
Zell Andrew, cigar maker, 22 n Exeter
Zell Conrad, gardener, e Monument at city

limits
Zell George A. (Peter Zell & Sons,) 175 n

Howard
Zell Henry, painter, 26 n Oregon
Zell Jacob, butcher, 28 Centre, 53 Lexington,
and 69 Hanover markets, dw 430 Penna. av
Zell Louis A. huckster, 143 George
Zell Mary J. 148 George
Zell Oliver C. (Peter Zell & Sons,) 229 Ham-
ilton terrace
ZELL PEi'ER& SONS, (Oliver C. Zell,
Geo. A. Zell,) produce commission mer-
chants and dealers in grain, feed and fertili-
zers, 147 and 149 n Howard
Zell Wm. laborer, 20 Haw
Zeiler Adam, laborer, 63 Albemarle

Zeiler Charles, tailor, 17 Orleans
Zeiler Frederick, 14 Raker's ct
Zeiler John, shoemaker, 291 s Bond
Zeiler John, porter, 17 Orleans
Zeiler Mirgaret, lavern, 127 e Madison
Zeiler Wm. provisions, 159 German
Zellers George, cigar maker, 4 n Greene
Zellers Jacob, teamster, N. C. R. near Res-
ervoir

Zeilman , blacksmith, 142 e Lombard

Zelst Francis, liquor, 41 e Eager
Zeltwanger Wm. npliolstfrer, 42 Holiday
Zenck John, laborer, 36 Gist
Zendner Mrs. Rose, 189 Canton av
Zenk Faldeen, laborer, 275 n Ann
Zenk Irwin, straw cutter, 301 e Madison
Zentgraff Bernard, stone mas'ii, 5 Harmony la
Zennel Henry, porter, 170 Henrietta
Zep Charles, currier, 349 e Monument
Zepp Reuben, engineer, 21 Scott
Zepp Thomas, engineer, Townsend n of John
Zerkel Charles, carpenter, 425 n Gay
Zerkel Peter, stevedore, 119 Lancaster
Zerl John, laborer, 315 e Lombard
Zerweck Daniel, 241 Montgomery
Zerweck Daniel, jr. butcher, 16 Hanover mar-
ket, dw 432 Penna. av
Zerweck John, 184 Hanover
Zerwick Philip, laborer, 241 Montgomery
Ziss John, tailor, 227 s Bond
Zettel John, soldier, 108 West
ZEUL CONRAD, grocer, 81 Penna. av
Zeun George, tobacconist 188 Cross
Ziefle Peter, tailor, 149 e Pratt
Ziegler Amelia, 162 Vine
Ziegler August, 43 w Baltimore
Ziegler Charles, hatter, 43 w Baltimore
Ziegler Charles, confi;ctioner, 81 n Poppleton
Ziegler Henry S. gas fitter, 162 Vine
Ziegler John, stevedore, 157 s Dullas
Ziegler John coppersmith, 32 n Frederick
Ziegler John M. printer, 62 s Broadway
Ziegler John, (Titos. Clark & Co.) 32 n

Frederick
Ziegler Martin, butcher, 79 Lexington and 23

Centre markets, dw 30 Frederick av
Ziegler Mary, restaurant, 5 s Bond
Zier Wm. F. shoemaker, 19 Douglass
Zimmer Daniel, shoemaker, 292 s Charles
Zimnier George, shoemaker, 119 Low
Zimmer John P. tailor, 7 Constitution
Zimmer John, tailor, 130 Chew
Zimmer Michael, laborer, Fremont near

Penna. avenue
Zimmerman B. F. of Merchants Bank, 341 n

Eutaw
Zimmerman B. W. clerk, 350 w Lexington
Zimmerman Charles L. B. 188 Bank
ZIMMERMAN CH.ARLES, box maker, 48

Holiday, div 208 s Sharp
Zimmerman Charles, carver, 101 L. Greene
ZIMV1ERMAM CHARLES, barber, 61

Hanover
Zimmerman Christopher, n w cor McCuUoh

and Dolphin
Zimmerman Christian, wagoner, 202 e Mad-
ison
Zimmerman Mrs. Catherine, confectioner,

206 Canton av
Zimmerman Frederick, laborer, 431 Canton av
Zimmerman .Capt. George A., U.S. A., 69

n Broadway
Zimmerman Geo. H. tobac'nist, 216 w Fayette

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Zimmerman George J. carpenter, 142 n How-
ard, dw n w cor McCulloli and Dolphin
Zimmerman George, machinist, 63 Portland
Zimmerman George, laborer, 39 s Reirester
Zimmerman Gristoff, slioem.'.ker, 22 Cliesnut
Zimmerman yenry, omnibus proprietor, 226

Henrietta
Zimmerman Henry, tailor, 17 Smith al
Zimmerman Henry T. printrr, 216 vv Fayette
Zimmerman Henry, laliorer, 427 Canton av
Zimmerman Jacob, tailor, 21 n Spring
Zimmerman John, .-hoeinaker, 3 Spring ct
ZimmeriTian John V. shoemaker, 280 Ais-

quith, dw 204 Stirling
Zimmerman John W. stock, bill and real es-
tate broker, 24 South, dw 310 Lexington
Zimmerman Rev. Frederick, 2U8 s Sharp
Zimmerman Matilda, 310 Lexington
Zimmerman Mrs M.\ry R. 350 Lexington
Zimmerman Mathias, (Brown & Zimmer-
man,) n e cor Chatsworth and Franklin
Zimmerman Peter, carpenter, 179 s Chester
Zimmerman Philip, cutter, 1G8 s Howard
Zimmerman Reuben W. clerk, 350 Lexington
Zimmerman Wolfgang, cabinet maker, 106

McElderry
Zimmerman Wm. H. 508 w Baltimore
Zimmerman Wm. S. clerk, 310 Lexington
Zimmerman Wm. S. 596 w Baltiinore
ZIJVIMKRS FREDERICK, restaurant, 211
Lexington, dw 413 w Baltimore

nmnrsch Wm. piano mikcr, 177 w Fayette

mmerlie Peter, laborer, 282 Aliceanna

mmisch ( harl-^s, tailor, .58 Camden

mmisch Fred'k, shoemaker, 72 Camden

ndel Louis, ciijar maker, 83 Orleans

ngenfelder Geo. turner, 102 n Gay

ni Aiithelmo, clerk, n w cor Townsend and

Gilmor

nk George F. hatter, 221 s Charles

nk Georgi' F shoemaker, 16 Knox al

nk John H. shoemaker, 277 w Pratt

nk Philip H. clerk, 221 s Charles

nk Philip F. baker, 223 s Charles

f)k Mary, seamstress, 75 n Spring

nkand Cliarl'S, tavern, 59 President

nkaiid Edw'd, liquor rectifier, 59 President

nkand J.ihn, restaurant, 2 n Wolfe

nkand Mrs. Mariraret, 74 Bank

nkand Susannah, 97 s Caroline

ZINKAND WM restaurant, 59 President
Zinkiiam Mrs. Adam, blacksmith, 763 w

Baltimore, dw 1 Dewberry al
Zinkharn L^uis, blai-k.^mith, 9 Orchard
Zinkhau John, baker, 772 w Baltimore
Zinkind Jacob, caulker, 135 s Caroline
Zmkland Adam, wood sawyer, 113 Mc-
Elderry
ZIPPKIAN JOHN, restaurant, s e cor Lee
and Kutaw *

Zirckel Wm. clothier, 56 w Pratt, dw 174

Orleans
Zirkel John, ship carpenter, 262 s Bond
Zittinger Geo. C. tailor, 31 s Bethel
Zittle John, printer, 19 w Baltimore
Zizvark John, watchmaker, 270 Canton aT
Zoberlein Conrad, laborer, 8 s Regester
Zoeberlein John, piano maker, 91 Lee
Zneller F. Valentine, Ijricklayer, ()3 Henrietta
Zoeller Catherine, seamstress, 7 Arch
Zoeller Caroline, ?■ Arch
Zoellerg Philip, bricklayer, 5 Arch
Zoellner Samuel W. cap maker, 59 s Howard
Zolcinsky Albert, second-hand dealer, 88 3

Howard
Zoll Margaret, 20 s Regester
Zoller Joseph A. cabinet maker, 222 Hollins
Zollers George, laborer, 30 Bevan
ZollickofTer Daniel, contractor, 18 Warner
Zollickoffer Henry, surgeon dentist, Warner

between Lee and Bane
Zollickoffer David K. baggage master B.&O.

R. R., Warner belw Conway and Paca
Zollinhnffer Geo dyer, 55 Albemarle
Zollickoffer Henry F. (Stonebraker & Co.) 54

s Greene
Zollickofier Dr. Wm. H. 87 n Charles, dw 230
Zollinger George N. diy goods, 100 s Broad-
way
Zollinger N. currier, 95 s Regester
Zopp Elizabeth, 253 Hamburg
Zorbach Catherine, grocery, a w cor Eden and

Bank
Zorbach Charles P. tinner, 167 s Bethel, dw

219 Eastern av
Zucker Christian, shoemaker, 105 s High
Zuckschwerdl C. & Co. (C. Zuckschwerdt,)

wines, brandies, irin, &c., 1 16 n Howard
Zuckschwerdt C. (C. Zuckschwerdt & Co.)

Charles st. av, beyond Northern av
Zuckschwerdt Herman, shoemaker, 12 e

Monument
Zulauf Balthazar, tailor, 143 n Central aT
Zulauf Conrad, tailor, 27 McKlderry
Zulauf Louis, tailor, 246 n Ci-ntral av
Zullingi'r Nicholas, porter, 95 s Regester
Zuloff Henry, tailor, 49 Cranby
Zuloff Henry, tailor, 57 Albemarle
Zuloff Jacob, laborer, 6 Butler
Zurliene Henry, lager beer, 148 s Eutaw
Zuschlag Andrew, lager beer saloon. Green-
mount av opposite Jenkins' la
Zwanzger John, druggist, 129 Camden
Zwanzger John L. 129 CaiuUen
Zwick Christian, lal>orer, 15 Spruce al
Zwickel Fred'k, ship carpenter, 2 Paca place,

rear of 109 n Piica
Zwiffolhoffer Louis, restaurant, .53 Albemarle
Zylickz Francis, bookbinder, 112 e Fayette

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COLOEED PEESONS.

AcKERMY Rev. James, 303 s Eutaw
Ackwood James, porter, 29 Foster al
Ackwood Robert, roach man, 29 Foster al
Ackwood Wm. whitewasher, 20 Marion
Ackwood Wm. wliitewasher, 29 Foster al
Adams Alexander, laborer, 209 Raborg
Adams Alexander, laborer, 28 Vine
Adams Alfred, laborer, 4 Abraham
Adams Benjamin, soldier, 49 Penn al
Adams Dennis, mariner, 11 Temple
Adams Kliza, cook, 28 Vine
Adams Klizabeth, laundress, 64 Tyson
Adams Georj^e W. shoemaker, 77 East
Adams Isaac, teamster, 161 Sarah Ann
Adams James H. porter, 139 North
Adams James P. barber, 2 Harrison, dw 65

Davis
Adams John, porter, 69 Orchard
Adams John, |)orler, 188 Henrietta
Adams Joseph, cook, 3 Cross al
Adams Mis. L. washerwoman, 170 Dover
Adams Matilda, laundress, 75 Arch
Adams Mary, laundress, 55 China
Adams Mary, laundress, 3 Rose
Adams Mary A. cook, 5 Morris al
Adams Mary T. laundress, 44 Eislein
Adams Matilda, laundress, 12 Leadeiihall
Adams N. laborer, 51 Burgundy al
Adams Perry, laborer, 161 s Durham
Adams Robert, porter, 44 Eislein
Adams Wm. 64 Lerew al
Addison Edward, driver, 128 w Fayette
Addison Elijah, jobber, Chatsworth between

Lanvale and Hoffman
Addison John, waiter and caterer, basement

Law buildinjjs
Addison Mary, laundress, 337 n Howard
Addison Wm. laborer, 108 Sarah Ann
Adkisson Abraham, laborer, 178 MuUikin
Aiken John, laborer, 311 s Eutaw
Aiken Rebecca, 64 Tyson
Alcom Perry, laborer, 61 Dover
Alexander Harriett, washerwom. 45 Tyson al
Alexander Lydia, 25 Harmony la
Alexander Maria, laundress, 155 n Dallas
Alexander Wm. waiter, 5 Tyson

Allen Alexander, whip sawyer, 174 s Bethel
Allen Benjamin, porter, 20 East
Allen Benjamin porter, 56 Vine
Allen Harriet, 25 Chisnut
Allen A. laborer, 102 Dover
Allen David, 57 Plum al
Allen Hester, laundres.s, 148 Chesnut
Allen John, mariner, 198 e Pratt
Allen Nancy, 148 Chesnut
Allen Sarah, cook, 94 St. Mary-
Allen Sarah, 148 Chesnut
AlleygHte Annie, cook, 58 s Dallas
A nice Isabella, cook, 63 Orchard
Allman Louis, laborer, 53 Chesnut
Allsop Georgianna, 7 Water's ct
Allsop John, oyster shucker, 283 Crosa
Allsop Nancy, laundress, 285 Cross
Allsop Sarah; nurse, 285 Cross
Allsop Thomas, oyster shucker, 283 Cross
Alto Catherine, cook, 84 Jasper
Ambey Eliza, 106 s Spring
Ambrose Alex, sawyer. 251 L. Hughes
Ambrose Francis, 160 s Eutaw
Ambrose John, laborer, 251 s Durham
Amos Margaret, cook, 6 State
Amos Maria, laundress, 196 n Exeter
Amos Peter, 50 Hampstead
Anderson Abraham, hod carrier, 83 Chesnut al
Anderson Adeline, 79 Jasper
Anderson Amos, laborer, rear of 207 n Gay
Anderson Arthur, butcher, 4 Forrest
Anderson Mrs. Amelia, laundress, 265 Raborg
Anderson Cecelia, 216 Hamburg
Anderson Christophir, 49 n Paca
.'\nderson Charles H. wagoner, 179 s Sharp
Anderson Christopher, porter, 190 Tyson
Anderson Eliza, lautidress, rear 68 Ramsay
Anderson Elizabeth, laundress, 25 Jenkins' la
Anderson Emanuel, sawyer, 318 e Fayette
Anderson George, woodsawyer 47 Tyson al
Anderson Harriet, stewardess, 45 Jefferson
Anderson Henry, coachman, 72 Davis
Anderson Henry, wood sawyer, 4 Fip al
Anderson Israel, laborer, 36 Raborg
Anderson Jacob, laborer, 140 n Dallas
Anderson Jane, laundress, 11 Jenkins* al
Anderson James, barber, 42 e Fayette
Anderson John, soldier, 6 Welsh al
Anderson John H. brickmaker, 216 Hamburg

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468

COLOKED PERSONS.

Anderson .lohn H. porter, 70 Peirce
Anderson John H. waiter, 45 L. McElderry
Anderson John, laborer, 37 Moore al
Anderson Jolui, laborer, 83 Stirling
Anderson John, lumberman, 21 Low
Ander:5on Joseph, stone mason, 6 Webster al
Anderson l-avina, .59Penn al
Anderson Mary Ann, cook, 15 Inloes al
Anderson Noble, drayman, 68 Jasper
Anderson Peter, laborer, 37 Moore al
Anderson Rachel, cook, 3 Inloes al
Anderson Rfichel, laundress, 20 Jefferson ct
Anderson Robert, 153 n Dallas
Anderson Roljert, laborer, 104 Orchard
Anderson Rosetta, laundress, 169 s Bethel
Anderson Samuel, laborer, 23 Arch
Anderson Singleton, laborer, 36 Morris al
Anderson Stephen, laborer, 32 Edward
Anderson Thomas, porter, 58 L. Monument
Anderson William, waiter, 11 Jenkins al
Anderson William, soldier, 10 Douglass
Anthony (Jharles, wagoner, 79 n Spring
Anthony Daniel, drayman, 3 s Durham
Anthony Hoklese, sailor, 37 Chesnut
Anthony John, teamster, 111 Chesnut
Anthony Levi, hackman, 14 Wayne
Anthony Samuel, laborer, 64 Orchard
Anthony Solomon, laborer, 78 St. Mary
Appleliy Emanuel, brickmaker, 207 Hamburg
Armistead Joseph,cook, steamer Georgeanna,

141 Ch. snut
Armstead Joseph, laborer, 3') Dover
Armstead Lewis, barkeeper, 27 Forrest
Armstead Lewis, barber, 27 Forrest
Armstead Sarah Ann, 8 Saulsbury al
Armstrong Alfred, brickmak. 4 Herring's ct
Armstrong E'len, cook, 28 Raborg
Armstrong James, i)arber, 100 Orchard
Armstrong John H. sailor, 98 Welcome al
Armstrong Lucinda, nurse, 4 Slemmer's al
Armstrong Mary Ann, laundress, 128 Raborg
Armstrong William, soldier, 40 King
Arthur Lucinda, laundress, 60 Orchard
Arthur Solomon, brickmaker, 1 Tyson
Ash Thomas, drayman, 9 Raborg
Ash Vincent, porter, 78 L. McElderry
Ashton John, drayman, 140 n Caroline
Ashton Mrs. Theresa, laundress, 2 St.

Thomas ct
Ashton Thomas, laborer, 2 St. Thomas ct
Askins Jacob, soldier, 21 Tyson
Askins Joseph, drayman, 81 s Spring
Askins Levin, hostler, 98 Chesnut
Askins Mary, cook, 236 L. Hughes
Askins Thomas, caulker, 101 s Bethel

Askins , 16 Kdward

Atkinson Abraham, brickmaker, 18 Wayne
Atkinson Geo. R. waiter, 18 Wayne
Atkinson Mary, 67 L. Church
Atkinson Robert, laborer, 24 East •
Attick Edward, hod carrier, 3 Penn al
Augusta Dr. Alexander, U.S. A. 38 Richmond
Augusta Mary A. laundress, 78 Richmond
Augustus Abraham, oyst. shuck. 125 n Dallas
Augustus Ann, laundress, 72 St. Mary
Augustus Anna, chambermaid, 48 Elbow la
Augustus Daniel, whitewasher, 91 L. Church
Augustus David, waiter, 94 Cider al
Augustus Esau, wagoner, 28 Vine
Augustus Frances, 125 n Dallas
Augustus Harriet, cook, 32 Cohen's al
Augustus Henry, waiter, 5 Tyson al
Augustus Jolm, peddler, 64 Burgundy al

Augustus Victorine, waiter, 230 Hughes
Awfully John, laborer, 1 Short ct
Ayers Catharine, 88 Chesnut al
Ayers Denjjis, waiter, 100 Chesnut al
Ayers Lewis, drayman, 172 York
Ayers James H., U. S. N , Central av cor Al-
len al
Ayers James, laborer, 44 n Sharp
Ayers John, waiter, 339 n Howard
Ayers Lewis, drayman, 172 York
Ayers Margaret, laundress, 107 Elbow la
Ayers Rebecca, laundress, 125 York
Ayers Susan, washerwoman, 4 Spruce al
Ayers Wm. B. porter, 42 Clay
Ayler Wm. H. barber, 135 Chesnut

Bacon Akn Maria, teacher, 10 Cider al

Bacon Catherine, cook, 114 St Mary

Bacon Harriet, laundress, 83 East

Bacon Israel, sailor, 153 Saran Ann

Bacon John, brickmaker, 262 Kaborg

Badger Rev. Elisha, 164 Henrietta

Badger hlisha, laborer, 164 Henrietta

Badger Jarret, drayman, 134 s Eutaw

Badger John, soldier, 37 Tessier

Badger Richard, soldier, 37 Tessier

Badger Samuel, porter, 37 Tessier

BAILEY ALFRED, tavern, 47 s Howard

Bailey Ann, washerwoman, 12 Boyd

Bailey Ann M. cook shop, 88 Holiday

Bailey Anthony, porter, 42 L. McElderry

Bailey Asbury, wliitewasher, 34 Feirce

Bailey David G. barber, 124 Forrest

Bailey Elizabeth, 35 Chesnut

Bailey Ennals, coachman, 120 Tyson

Bailey Ephraim, tavern, 23 Foundry

Bailey George, soldier, 14 Cecil

hailey Henry, fireman, 1 Hull's la

Bailey Henry, sawyer, 26 s Dallas

Bailey Isaiah, laborer, 50 L. Hughes

Bailey Isaiah, laborer, 228 Hutches

Bailey James H. laborer, 213 Raborg

Bailey James, brickmaker, 122 Hill

Bailey Jane, 228 Hughes

Bailey Jenkins, waiter, 118 n Central av

Bailey John, laboier, 229 Hamburg

Bailey John, sailor. Penn al

Bailey Jolin, 43 Edward

Bailey Joseph, caulker, 158 s Bethel

Bailey Levin, sailor, 106 s Spring

Bailey Mary Ann, laundress, 234 s Durham

Bailey Peter, porter, 72 Holiday

Bailey Priscilla, laundress, 18 Short al

Bailey Rachel, seamstress, 9 Saulsbury al

Bailey Robert, laborer, 155 Henrietta

Bailey Samuel, caulker, 160 s Betliel

Bailey Susan, cook, 55 Josephine ct

Bailey Thomas H. painter, 7 Mechanics' ct

Bailey Wm. barkeeper, 25 Hull's la

Bailey Wm. laborer, 1 Hull's la

Baker Joshua, sawyer, 40 Greenwillow

Baker Joseph t. gardener, 5 Waters row

Baker Lilly, launUress, 8 Butler al

Baker Ruth, Liberty road naar city limits

Ball Daniel, sailor, 48 East

Ball Edward, 44 Dover

Ball Mitchell, laborer, 48 Cross

Ballard Churchville, grain measurer, 12 Cecil

Ballard James, laborer, 92 L. Church

Ballard Joshua, brickmaker, 2 Leadenhall

Ballet George, stevedore, 16 Herring's ct

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COLORED PERSONS.

469

Ballsley Fanny, 25 Doi\glass

Banks Ann M. 226 s Durham

Banks Burrell, produce, 136 n Charles, dw38

Richmond
Banks Charles, laborer, 186 Harford av
Banks Joseph, soldier, 2 Inloes al
Banks .Tosephine, laundn-ss, 20 Tessier
Banks Lewis, laborer, 81 East
Banks Mandy, 143 Chesnut
Banks Peter, grain measurer, 10 Edward
Ranks Solomon, wagoner, 83 Orchard
Banks Sydney, laundntss, 17 Mechanics' ct
Banks Wm. waiter, 70 Elbow la
Banks Wm. drayman, 6 Myer ct
Bankhead Theophikis, 34 L. Monument
Banks Wesley, 136 Central av
Banman Catherine, 248 s Sharp
Bannen Charles, laborer, 215 Dover
Bannum William, laborer, 150 York
Bantam Horace, laborer, 132 York
Bantum Mary, washerwoman, 27 Moore al
Bantum Sarah Ann, 46 Camel al
Barber Walter, laborer, 37 Burgundy al
Bargris Elizabeth, laundress, 61 L. Pleasant
Barker Ann, laundress, 156 Sarah Ann
Barker Kdmund, mariner, 25 Morris al
Barker Thomas, laborer, 87 Leadenhall
Barker Thos. labo'r, Leadenhall nr Hamburg
Barnes Abraham, wagoner, 11 Mechanics' ct
Barnes Amelia, seamstress, 94 Chesnut
Barnes Ann, 94 Chesnut
Barnes Carolim?, laundress, 50 Richmond
Barnes Charles, shoemaker, 138 York
Barnes Ellen, lanndrtss, 45 L. McElderry
Barnes Fanny, laundress, 1 Philpot
Barnes George, cook, 14 Cider al
Barnes Harriet, washerwoman, 59 Jasper
Barnes James, laborer, 103 s Bethel
Barnes James, laborer, 182 s Dallas
Barnes Joseph, drayman, 181 Mullikin
Barnes Levin, mariner, 211 Hughes
Barnes Margaret, laundiess, 71 Moore al
Barnes Mary, 30 Carlton
Barnes Naoma, laundress, 129 n Dallas
Karnes Peter, porter, 67 s Dallas
Barnes Robert, drayman, 10 Painter's ct
Barnes Simuel H. hostler, 205 Hamburg
Barnes Sophia, washerwoman, 4 s Dallas
Barnes Thomas, laborer, 35 Forrest
Barnes William, caulker, 112 s Castle
Barnes Wm. S. porter, 94 Chesnut
Barnet Ann, 2 s Bethel

Barnet Elizabeth, laundress, 23 Hampstead
Barnet H^nry, carlnr, 16 Stockton al
Barnett Maria, 30 Forrest
Barnett Mary, 16 Philpot al
Barnett Mary, laundress, 16 Philpot
Barnett Stephen, sailor, 16 Philpot
Barney Dennis, laborer, 9 Moore al
Barney Mrs. Ellen, 90 s Central av
Barney Emily, laundress, 132 n Dallas
Barney George, laborer, 21 Philpot
Barney James, laborer, 18 Forrest
Barney James, laborer, 75 Welcome al
Barney John, liquor, 37 e Fayette
Barney Mary, washerwoman, 5 Inloes al
Barney William, confectioner, 102 Henrietta
Barrel James, laborer, 3 Birckhead's ct
Barret George, waiter, 3 Aisquith
Barret James, laborer, 60 Burgundy al
Barret Lucius, wagoner, 48 Chesnut al
Barrett Abraham, laborer, 23 Jenkins al
Barrett Ann, laundress, 3 Aisquith

Barrett William, drayman, 65 Orchard

Barrick Thomas, laborer, 13 Mechanics' ct

Barrick William, laborer, 15 Mechanics' ct

Bartlett Betsy, 51 Dover

Bartney David, laborer, 212 Dover

Barton John, farmer, 3 George al

Barton John W. hay presser', 76 McElderry

Barton Nathaniel, brickmaker, 229 Dover

Barton Nathaniel, whip sawyer, 218 s Castle

Barton Perry, laborer, 12 John al

Barton Sydney, laborer, 76 McElderry

Barton William, sawyer, basement 118 8

Durham
Bask Joseph, porter, 34 Perry
Bateman Ann, washerwoman, 10 Douglass
Bateman Mary, 96 Stiles
Bates Caroline, washerwoman, G Eutaw ct
Bates James, waiter, 4 Richmond
Bates Robert, laborer, 6 Eutaw ct
Batters John, soldier, 69 Union
Battiss John, soldier, 5 Union
Bawn Mary, washerwoman, 126 Chesnut
Bawn Sarah E. washerwoman. 50 Low
Baxter Eliza. 160 Front n of Foundry
Bayley Mary, laundri'ss, 138 Orcliard
Bayley Peter, porter, 72 Holiday
Baynard Amanda, washerwoman, 104 Cider al
Beads Jesse, Windsor mill road, bet Fremont

and Chappell
Beal Jeffrey, laborer, 158 Front n of Foundry
Beams Blakely, drayman, 10 Tyson
Beains Francis, waiter, 48 Pcirce
Bean Franklin, bricklayer, 23 Ro.se
Bean John EL laborer, 3 Union ct
Bean Sarah, 23 Rose
Beckett Anna, 12 Tripolet's al
Beckett Susan, 48 Haw
Beckett Wm. mariner, 280 Montgomery-
Bedford John, sailor, 9 Gillingham al
Bell Alfred, laliorer, 178 n Central av
Bell Francis, 12 Chesnut
Bell Geo. W. hostler, 207 Hamburg
Bell Geo. W. carter, 3 Wagon al
Bell Henry, sailor, over 245 Hughes
Bell John, porter. 87 Stirling
Bell John W. drayman, 370 Cross
Bell John, laborer, 12 Chesnut
Bell Julia, cook, 3 Cross al
Bell Louisa, washerwoman, 89 n Dallas
Bell Rev. Richard P. 50 Orchard
Bell Rosetta, washerwoman, 45 State
Bell Thos. laborer, 97 n Dallas
Benjamin Virginia, variety store, 62 Bank
Bennett Mrs. Ann, 84 East
Bennett Charles, gardener, 114 Chesnut
Bennett Charlotte, laundress, 2 Hull's la
Bennett Christiana, 6 Saulsbury al
Bennett James, hostler, 24 Conway
Bennett James, carpenter, 45 Elbow la
Bennett John, laborer, 11 Madison al
Bennett John, soldier, 36 Welcome al
Bennett Mary A. house cleaner, 84 East
Bennett Rachel A. R. cook, 36 Welcome al
Bennett Robert, laborer, 253 Hughes
Bennett Robert, hair dresser, 253 L. Hughes
Bennett Sarah, cook, 331 n Howard
Bennett Sarah Jane, 50 s Dallas
Bennett Stephen, laborer, 7 House ct
Bennett Wm. laborer, 236 Hughes
Benson Jane, washerwoman, 1 Hull's la
Benson John, laborer, 2 Slemmer's al
Benson Stephen, 210 s Caroline
Bentley George, porter, 16 Sarah Ann

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COLORED PERSONS.

Bentley Julia, laundress, 20 Wagon al

Bentlpy Mary, laundress, 2 Abraham

Bentley Richard, hostler, 4 Haoan ct

Benton Aaron, laborer, 184 s Howard

Beo Asl)ury, laborer, 33 Raborg

Beo Mary, hucksteress, 629 Pennaav

Beo Sydney, laundress, 33 Raborg

Berrv Abraham, porter, 1 1 Raborg

Berry Amelia A. nurse, 80 St. Mary

Berry Ann, washerwoman, 145 Low

Berry Artemus, porter, 18 Boyd

Be^jy Elizabeth C. 97 n Pine

Berry Ellen, laundress, 18 Bnyd

Berry Genrije, drayman, 21 Union

Berry Harriet, washerwoman, 58 Chesnut

Berry Henrietta, laundress, 67 Leadenhall

Berry James, laborer, 145 Low

Berry Jane, 26 L. Monument

Berry Jane, laimdress, 62 Tyson al

Berry John, drayman, 23 Union

Berry John, fruiterer, 135 n Caroline

Berry Matilda, 106 Jasper

Berryman John, porter, 10 Elder al

Berryman Mary, laundress, 110 Orchard

Berryman Mary, laundress, 6 Saulsbury al

Betts Mary, 3 Bounty la

Bevans Littleton, varnisher, 5 X al

Bevans Mrs. Lucy, laundress, 45 L. Pleasant

Bevans Mary Ann, laundress, 5 X al

Bevans Mary Jane, laundress, 126 Cider al

Bevans Mrs. Raymond, 73 Leadenhall

Bias Charlotte, lauiitiri'ss, 17 Walnut al

Bias Perry, porter, 67 Orchard

Bias Robert, waiter, 57 Raborg

Bias Sandy, coachman, 4 Richmond

Biall Edward, laborer, Russell betw Cross

and Hamburg
Bibbins Isaac, laborer, 1 King ct
Biddle Geo. W. brickmaker, 235 Dover
Biddle James, brick maker, 235 Dover
Biddle Rev. Thomas, 235 Dover
Biddle Wm. laborer, 235 Dover
Bishop John, laborer, 386 Cross
Bishop Manuel, mariner, 118 s Spring
Bishop Mrs. Sarah, 75 s Spring
Bishop Sarah, washerwoman, 48 Low
Bishop Wm. H. barber, 198 w Pratt, dw 19

Hamilton
Black Ann, 230 Hughes
Black Cato, straw cutter, 48 Rock
Black Henry, waiter, 52 Tyson
Black John, sawyer, 16 State
Black Mary J. nurse, 16 State
Black Wm watchmaker, 86 Hillen
Blacksin Susan, washerwoman, 41 East
Blackson Samuel, laborer, 8 Beal's ct
Blackston Augustus, porter, 26 State
Blackston Cornelius, laborer, 44 s Dallas
Blackston Stephen, drayman, 53 L. Monu-
ment
Blackston Wesley, waiter, 71 Davis
Blackston Wm. waiter, 97 Stirling
Blackston Wm. 16 Forrest
Blackwood Horace, laborer, 7 Foundry
Blades D.ivid, hostler, 80 Stiles
Blake Emeline, washerwoman, 21 Tyson al
Blake Garriston, laborer, 65 s Dallas
Blake James, sawyer, 81 East
Blake James, laborer, 22 Beal's ct
Blake Jerry, whitewasher, 99 Sarah Ann
Blake John, whitewasher, 90 Stiles
Blake John, drayman, 4 Short al
Blake Julia A. washerwoman, 68 Welcome al

Blake Maria, 161 s Dallas

Blake Mrs. Mary. 162 Henrietta

Blake Mrs. Rachel, 382 Cross

Blake Margaret, 15 Walnut al

Blake Mary, laundress, 1 n Bethel

Blake Matilda, 2 n Dallas

Blake Peter, brickmaker, 118 Welcome al

Blake Sarah E. seamstress, 8 Ivy al

Blake Minny, laundress, 35 n Sharp

Blake Susan, 3 Forrest

Blake Thomas, laborer, 86 Lancaster

Blondin Samuel, waiter, 4 Vine

Blunden James, porter, iOH Welcome al

Blunt James, laborer, Carson ct

Bodely Alexander, soldier, 83 Orchard

Bodely Deborah, cook, 37 Tysin al

Bois Lewis, laborer, 15 Raborg

Boiden Heriry laborer, 40 Carlton

Bolding James, soldier, 51 t/'ohen al

Boley Bond, blacksmith, 261 Hughes

Boley Henney, 4 Chesnut

Bond Amos, soldier, 65 Union

Bond Ann, Ills Durham

Bond Enoch, laborer, 65 Union

Bond Kmory, barber, 21 Hamilton

Bond Emory, barber, 81 Cider al

Bond Francis, carpenter, 171 Tyson

Bond Francis A. waiter, 91 Hargrove al

Bond Freeborn, 91 Hargrove al

Bond Hrmsley K. 93 Stirling

Bond Henry, laborer, 178 n Central av

Bond Henry, whitewasher, 23 Moore al

Bond Harrier, laundress, 13 Marion

Bond l.'sabella, milliner, 36 n Sharp

Bond Isabella, 93 Stirling

Bond Margaret A L, cook, 8 Elder al

Bond Mary A. 140 Bond

Bond Nicey, 43 s Dallas

Bond Nathan, waiter, 41 n Sharp

Bond Phillis, rear 39 n Sharp

Bond Rachel A. 56 Peirce

Bond Samuel, porter, 61 Orleans

Bond Susan, confectionery, s w cor Saratoga

and Davis, dw 21 Hamilton
Bonden Lydia J. 85 s Spring
Bonsel Eliza, waiter, 89 Hargrove al
Boome Washington, oyster shucker, 7 State
Boon Mrs. Elizabeth, waiter, 36 L. Monu-
ment
Boon Edward, sawyer, 40 Tyson
Boon Harriet, 59 s Dallas
Boon Louisa, chambermaid, 30 n Eden
Boon Mary, laundress, 142 Hill
Boon Priscilla, 9 Herring's ct
Boon Sampson, laborer, 292 s Howard
Boon Sophia, laundress, 142 Hill
Boon Thos. soldier, 72 L. Church
Boon Tower, sawyer, 266 Raborg
Boon Wm. laborer, 4 Plover al
Boone David, carter, 46 n Dallas
Boone Dennis, drayman, 2 Peach al
Boone Charles, sailor, 158 s Spring
Boone Joseph, porter, 242 s Eutaw
Boone Wm. barber, 2 Harrison
Booth David, whitewasher, 70 Tyson al
Booth Elijah, sailor, 29 Guilford al
Booth Wm. H. drayman, 1 Walter row
Boothe Catherine, 81 Arch
Bording Richard, drayman, 11 Aisquith ct
Bordley George, laborer, 30 Moore al
Bordley Hannah, 46 Vine
Bordley Malvina, rear of 154 n Howard
Bordley Thomas, fireman, 53 China

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COLORED PERSONS. 471

Bordly Daniel, soldier, H3 Orchard

Bordly Perry, laborer, 83 Orcliard

Borkeing Henry, sailor, 28 Short

Bose Louis, waiter, 49 Tyson al

Bosley I^vdia, waslierwoman, 57 East

Boston Abram, baker, 49 King

Boston Daniel, waiter, 217 s Charles

Boston Daniel, hosiler, 35 Moore al

Boston Eliza A. 17 State

Boston James, sailor, 93 Sarah Ann

Boston John, carter, 81 Orchard

Boston John H. carter, 197 s Dallas

Boston Jos. laborer, 25 Jefferson

Boston Jos. laborer, 93 Sarah Ann

Boston Jos. laborer, 15 Haw

Boston Mary, washerwoman, 7 Chesnut

Boston Matilda, 20 Wagon al

Boston Nelson, engineer, 5 Haw

Boston Nathan, poi-ter, 184 n Gay

Boston Richard, 51 s Dallas

Boston Richard, oyster shucker, 30 Wayne

Boston Susan, 5 Philpot

Boston Thomas, laborer, 54 Orchard

Botman \Vm. laborer, 18 Wagon al

Botton Flora, seanistre.ss, 22 State

Botton Julia A. washerwoman, 22 Slate

Boulden Frank, barber, 12 Vine

Bouldey James, laborer, Burgundy al w of

Warner
Bouldin Spencer, farmer, 21 Walnut al
Bouldin Spencer, jr., soldier, 23 Walnut al
Bouldin Washington, drayman, 2 Aisquith
Bouyer John, waiter, 4 Bethel row
Bouyer John, oyster shucker, 169 York
Bouyer Wm. 74 L. Church
Bowe Arabella, hucksteress, rear of 96 Light
Bowen Augustus, porter, 69 Leadenhall
Bowen Mrs. Cnas. 48 Burgundy al
Bowen Cornelius, stone mason, 42 Carlton
Bowen Emily waiter, 114 St. Mary
Bowen Ebenezer, drayman, 1 Peirce
Bowen Grafton, sailor, 20 Boyd
Bowen Henry, laborer, 20 Jordan al
Bowen James, sailor, 222 Hanover
Bowen Jane, laundress, 37 State
Bowen John, laborer, 45 s Dallas
Bowen Joseph, laborer, 259 Raborg
Bowen Matilda, cook, 8 Elder al
Bowen Thomas, laborer, 14 Dawson al
Bowers Chlora A. 32 Peirce
Bowers Francis J. porter, 217 s Howard
Bowers James, waiter, 20 Henrietta
Bowers James, laborer, 229 Heniietta
Bowers John, laborer, 229 Henrietta
Bowers Mary A. laundress, 229 Henrietta
Bowers Nathaniel, carter, 116 Cider al
Bowers Washington, laborer, 20 s Bethel
Bowers Wm. laborer, 229 Henrietta
Bowie Caroline, laundress, 10 Eutaw ct
Bowie John, caulker, 12 Peach al
Bowie Solomon, porter, 192 West
Bowie Mary, 18 Jefferson
Bowie Mrs. Wm. 1 Clarkson ct
Bowie John, laborer, 104 s Dallas
Bowles Gabriel, waiter, 3 n Carey
Bowley Kitty, washerwoman, 17 Penn al
Bowley Samuel, carter, 93 s Central av
Bowly Mary, laundress, 51 Hampstead
Bowman Clement, farmer, 85 Orchard
Bowman Jane, laundress, 116 n Dallas
Bowman Rev. Jarrett, 59 Moore al
Bowser Elizabeth, 19 Chesnut
Bowser Henry, soldier, 6 McClellan's al

Bowser Henry, waiter, 104 Chesnut al

Bowser Jacob, drayman, 68 .Morris al

Bowser James, oysterman, 160 Sarah Ann

Bowser James, soldier, 10 State

Bowser Rev Joseph P. 384 Cross

Bowser Joseph, laborer, 19 Chesnut

Bowser Lydia, 6 McClellan's al

Bowser Mary, 21 Jasper

Bowser Maria, house cleaner, 148 Low

Bowser Wm. lal)orer, 210 Vine

Bowyer Benjamin, mariner, 83 Leadenhall

B'lwyer Kmily, laundress, 55 Druid Hill aT

Bowyer Henry, waiter, 13 Rose

Bowyer Perry, stevedore, 56 China

Bowyer Philip, poiter, 109 King

Boyce Lewis, porter, 17 Raborg

Boyd Charles, marmer, 181 York

Boyer Charles J. barber, basement Miller's

hotel, s w cor Paca and German, dw 124

Jasper
Boyer Dorus, laborer, 16 Tessier
Boyer Mrs. Ellen, 74 L. Church
Boyer Tracey A. laundress, 74 L. Church
Boyer Wm. A. laborer, 74 L. Church
Boyley Joseph, 1 Bankertla
Bracco Cornelius, grocer, 28 Sarah Ann
Bracco Wm. laborer, 54 Sarah Ann
Braddicks Kliza, confectioner, 15 Clay
Braddicks Henry, wagoner, 36 Clay
Bradford Alexander, mariner, 176 s Dallas
Bradford Joseph, laborer, 93 s Dallas
Bradford Kichard, sailor, 32 Chesnut
Bradford Thomas, waiter, 28 Wayne
Bradford James, waiter, 28 Wayne
Bradley Saml. J. porter, 76 Chesnut al
Brady John, drayman, 2 Plover al
Brady Sarah J. washerwoman, 7 Penn al
Bradywood Chas. laborer, 1 Herring's ct
Brakeman Abraham, porter, 24 Eutaw ct
Brand Wm steward, 98 s Bethel
Brannick Mrs. Francis, 18 Edward
Brant George, sailor, 9 Edward
Brashears Alex, barber, 63 Arch
Brashears John, laborer, 320 Hamburg
Brashears Wm Alex, barber, 63 Penn aJ
Braxton Judith, seamstress, 64 Peirce
Braxton Richard, hostler, 64 Peirce
Braywood Daniel, laborer, 178 s Dallas
Breck Perry B. watchman, 9 Mechanics' ct
Brent Nicholas, porter 94 Vine
Brewer Abraham, cook, 29 Chesnut al
Brewer Chas. A. 29 Chesnut al
Brewer Frances, laundress, 29 Chesnut al
Brewer Sarah, 5 Water's ct
Brian Henry, farmer, 121 Hill
Brian Sam 'I, porter, 152 Tyson
Brice Abraham, fireman, 9 X al
Brice Alfred, laborer, 3 X al
Brice Dolley, laundress, 49 Short
Brice James, steward, 5 Mott
Brice John, laborer, 104 Holiday
Brice Richard, lal)orer, 90 Stirling
Brice Wm. waiter, 31 State
Bridge John A. laborer, 4 Webster al
Brien Charles, barber, 68 Elbow la
Blight Walter, wagoner, 10 n Spring
Bright Wm. H. porter, 44 Orchard
Brightman George, porter, 48 Vine
Brightman Rebecca, laundress, 48 Vine
Brighton Stephen, waiter, 53 Diamond
Brisco Augustus, l^arber, 109 n Calvert
Brisco Daniel, sailor, 22 Wagon al
Briscoe Frederick, sailor, 4a L. McElderry

RA JtMOND, BtJRTON & CO., 108 Baltimore-st., near Cnlvei-t. keep the Largest and
Best Appointed Sliirt and FumisUing Goods House Lu tKe United States.

SMITH BT.CS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

472

COLORED PERSONS.

Briscoe Erastus, (Jones & Briscoe,) 134 n

Howard
Briscoe Gai)riel, barber, 134 n Howard
BRISCOE LEWIS, hair dressing saloon, 134

II Howard
Briscoe Wm. laborer, 3 Fip al
Brilton Harriet, laundress, 1 Iron a!
Briiton Mary J. wasliervvonian, 167 n Dallas
Broadway George, laborer, 23 Arch
Broadway Joseph, farm hand, 270 s Howard
Brock Peter, waiter, 9 Mechanics' ct
Bi-oden Isaac, hackman, 14 s Liberty
Brogden Basil, laborer, 54 Sarah Ann
Brogden John H. soldier, 52 Peirce
Brogden Wm. H. shoemaker, 378 Cross
Brooks Agnes S. confectionery, s e cor Court-

larril and Saratoga, dw 38 Clay
Brooks Alexander, hod carrier, 32 s Bethel
Brooks Averilla, cook, foot of Mill
Brooks Alexander, waiter, 86 Chesnut
Brooks Ann, laundress, 127 Sarah Ann
Brooks Augustus, drayman. 89 Orchard
Brooks Ambrose, laborer, 245 s Howard
Brooks Cath'ne, wash(;rwomHn, 67 Sarah Ann
Brooks Charlotte, cook, 39 Forrest
Brooks Charles, laborer, 38 Kins:
Books Daniel, oyster shucker, 93 East
Brooks David, laborer, 57 Burgundy al
Brooks George H. brickmaker, 229 Dover
Brooks George, waiter, 62 Orchard
Brooks Gurtas, laborer, 4 Chesnut
Brooks Harrison, laborer, 105 n Dallas
Brooks Hester, laundress, 89 Orchard
Brooks James, drayman, 305 s Eutaw
Brooks .lolin, laborer, 43 Jefferson
Brooks John, carpenter, 105 Hill
Brooks John, stevedoie, 2 Painter's ct
Brooks John, seaman, 15 Iron al
Brooks Margaret, washerwoman, 263 Hughes
Brooks Mary, servant, 9 Saulsbury al
Brooks Mary Jane, washerwoman, 4 Chesnut
Brooks Mary, 4 Chesnut
Brooks Maiy A. stewardess, 76 East
Brooks Rachael, 30 Stale
BROuKS RICHARD, restaurant, basement

s w cor North and Fayette, dw 105 Hill
Brooks Richard, carpenter, 105 Hill
Brooks Samuel, mariner, 73 VVatson
Brooks Stojihen, farnn-r, 113 King
Brooks Viri::inia, 1 Saratoga ct
Brooks Walter, laborer, 70 Welcome al
Brooks Wm. porter, 38 King
Broom M.iry, 21 Union

Bronnifield Annie, washerwoman, 8 Forrest
Broughton Catherine, laundrtss, 29 Arch
Broughton Dennis, porli'r, 29 Arch
Broughton John, laborer, 29 Arch .
Brown Abraham, carter, 296 s Howard
Brown A. waiter, 30 Edward
Brown Addison, laborer, 238 Raborg
Brown Alfred, laborer, 61 Dover
Brown Alfred, waiter, Howard betw Rich-
mond and Cathedral
Brown Alexander, drayman, 69 Leadenhall
Brown Alexander, laborer, 13 Cecil
Brown Amelia, 99 Stirling
Brown Mrs. Askey,9 Hamilton
Brown Mrs., laundress, 47 Biddle al
Brown Atidrew, hostler, 81 L. Church
Brown Anne, laundress, 192 Raborg
Brown Anna, washerwoman, 8 State
Brown Augtusus, laborer, 1 Wagon al
Brown Baptist L. stevedore, 124 s Bethel

Brown Rev. Benjamin, 282 s Howard

Brown Benjamin, laborer. 20 Tessier

Brown Catherine, si'amsiress, j25 St. Paul

Brown Charlotte, washerwom. 87 L. Church

Brown Charles, waiter, 50 Tyson

Brown Charles, laborer, rear 108 North

Brown David, brickmaker, 182 Raborg

Brown David, wagoner, 27 Raborg

Brown Diana, cook, 23 State

Brown Edward, coachman, 170 Tyson

Brown Edwin, carter, 296 s Howard

Brown Elijah, wood sawyer, 3 Stockton al

Brown Eliza, waiter, 51 n Dallas

Brown Eliza, 40 Short

Brown Eliza, laundress, 53 Chesnut al

Brown Eliza, laundress, 46 Orchard

Brown Eliza, laundress, 222 s Howard

Brown Eliza, hucksteress, 8 Douijlass

Brown Elizabtrth, laundress, b4 Moore al

Brown Ellen, washerwoman, 4 Inloes al

Brown Eliza, whitewasher, 25 Harmony la

Brown Ezekiel, whip sawyer, 242 Durham

Brown Felix, laborer, 3 Plover al

Brown Francis, soldier, 20 Biddle al ^

Brown Francis, 66 Dover

Brown George, carman, 14 Chesnut al

Brown George, coachmaker, 55 Josephine

Brown George, waiter, 3 Ivy al

Brown Geo. W. grain meas'er, 202 Hamburg'

Brown George, laborer, 261 Raborg

Brown George, hostler, 213 s Howard

Brown George, teamster, 51 Raborg

Brown Georgianna, washerwoman, 11 Jasper

Brown Harriet, cook, 63 Union

Brown Harriet, washerwoman, 47 Tyson al

Brown Harriet, 73 Davis

Brown Harriet, washerwoman, 73 Davis

Brown Harriet, washerwoman, 11 Jasper

Brown Harrison, laborer, 3 Arbel al

Brown Henry, brickmaker, 48 Davis

Brown Henry, woodsawyer, 114 Sarah Ann

Brown Henry, stevedore, 161 s Durham

Brown Henry T. carter, 14 Morris al

Brown Hester, washerwoman, 115 Low

Brown Hezekiah, laborer, 7 L. Montgomery

Brown Hezekiah, laborer, 75 Johnson

Brown Isaac, hod carrier, 55 Josephine

Brown I.saac, waiter, 6 Jew al

Brown Isaac, waiter, 9 Tyson al

Brown Isabella, 54 Vine

Brown Jacob S. 223 s Howard

Brown Jacob, drayman, 422 s Charles

Brown Jacob, carter, 179 York

Brown Jacob, laborer, 23 Biddle al

Brown James, laborer, 182 Stirling

Blown James, drayman, 22 Leadenhall

Brown James, porter, 177 H(;nrietta

Brown Jane, laundress, 95 Moore al

Brown Jefferson, soldier, 223 Dover

Brown Jeremiah, laborer, 24 Edward

Brown John, grocery, 133 Aisquith, dw 40

Short
Brown John, soldier, 17 Walnut al
Brown John, wagoner, 5 Bethel
Brown John, soldier, 146 Li>w
Brown John, drue:irist, 176 s Howard
Brown John T. laborer, 5 Mechanics' ct
Brown John, oyster shucker, rear 66 Granby
Brown John, waiter, rear 66 Granby
Brown Prof. John F. practical phrenologist,
botanic leech artist, and surgeon chiropodist,
176 s Howard
Brown John A. waiter, 317 n Howard

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Floiir, Grain, Seeds, <Slc«.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Pla»ter constantly on hand, HI Spear's "Wluaet.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

COLORED PERSONS.

4Y3

Brown John H. porter, Boyd near Perkins

Brown John, soldier, 221 s Dallas

Brown John W. soldier, 32 Peach al

Brown John, porter, 40 Short

Brown John, farm hand, Franklin nr Gilmor

Brown John H. drayman, 36 China

Brown John H. waiter, 7 Eutaw ct

Brown John H. drayman, 18 Boyd

Brown John H. porter, 11 Inloes

Brown John, laborer, 110 Peirce

Brown John, cook, 1 Water's ct

Brown John H. drayman, 18 Boyd

Brown Joseph, sawyer, 11 Chesnut al

Brown Joshua, mariner, 52 Vine

Brown Justine, teacher, 41 State

Brown Kinsey, grain runner, 66 Welcome al

Brown Kinzie, 2 L. Church

Brown Kitt, sailor, 7 Gilling:ham al

Brown Laura, seamstress, 161 s Dallas

Brown Lavinia, teacher, 217 Hamljurg

Brown Leary, laundress, rear 67 Granby

Brown Lewis M. barber, 127 North, dw 7

Stirling
Brown Louisa S. cook, 4 Shad al
Brown Lloyd, hostler, 13 Marion
Brown Maria, waiter, 6 Edward
Brown Mary, 247 Hoffman
Brown iVJaty, rear 114 l>ugan's wharf
Brown Mary, cook, 1 Chesnut al
Brown Mary Ann, confectionery, 81 Hillen
Brown Mrs. Mary, 17 Haw
Brown Mary, laundress, 48 King
Brown Ma'-y, 49 Raborg
Brown Mary, washerwoman, 58 Lewis
Brown Mary, servant, 5 Biddle ct
Brown Marv, laundress, 54 Chesnut
Brown Mathias, 261 Raborg
Brown Matilda, washerwoman, 11 Jasper
Brown Milton, barber, 86 St. Paul
Brown Milton, (Ford & Brown) 86 St. Paul
Brown Nancy, laundress, 69 Davis
Brown Rev. Nathan, 68 Welcome al
Brown Perry, drayman, 4 Boyd
Brown Perry, laborer, 245 Orleans
Brown Perry, carter, 22 Rose
Brown Philip, cook, 138 Stirling
Brown Rebecca, 69 Chesnut
Brown Rebecca, laundress, rear of 156 n Eden
Brown Rachel, laundress, 6 Bethel ct
Brown Richard, fisherman, 28 Slemmer's al
Brown Richard, soldier, 41 Chesnut al
Brown Rosetta, washerwoman, 223 s Howard
Brown Ruth, washerwoman, 27 Elbow la
Brown Samuel, porter, 94 St. Mary
Brown Samuel, laborer, 9 X al
Brown Samuel, soldier, 136 n Dallas
Brown Samuel, waiter, 63 Hargrove al
Brown Samuel, waiter, 9 Hamilton
Brown Sarah A. washerwo'n, 99 Sarah Ann
Brown Sarah, 60 Wayne
Brown Sarah, cook, 80 Morris al
Brown Sophia, laborer, 8 Jew al
Brown Stephen, oyster shucker, 23 s Bethel
Brown Stephen F sawyer, 104 s Dallas
Brown Susan, 8 Bethel row
Brown Theresa, seamstress, 7 Reese's al
Brown Thomas, laborer, 22 Rose
Brown Thomas, laborer, 6 Chesnut
Brown Thomas, wood sawyer, 215 s Wolfe
Brown Thomas, laborer, 22 Moore al
Brown Thomas, sailor, 140 s Durham
Brown Titus, laborer, 91 Moore al
Brown Wm. laborer, 93 s Durham

Brown Wm. laborer, rear 156 n Eden
Brown Wm. H. waiter and caterer, 137 Or-
chard
Brown Wm. baker, 112 Central av
Brown Wm. G. brickmaker, 219 Hamburg
Browr Wm. laborer, 151 Durham
Brown Wm. soldier, 5 Guilford al
Brown Wm. waiter, 92 St. Mary
Brown Wm. laborer, 29 Dover
Bruce Margaret, 106 Cider al
Bryan Carroll, waiter, at Mansion house
Bryan Lewis, oysterman, 55 s Dallas
Bryan Matilda, washerwoman, 210 s Dallas
Bryan Nathan, oysterman, 6 s Bethel
Bryan Robert, waiter, 27 Rose
Buchanan James, soldier, "87 Moore al
Buchanan Jarrett, laborer, 14 s Liberty
Buchanan Nancy, laundress, 87 Moore al
Buchanan Samuel, farmer, 93 Harsrove al
Huchanan Thomas, drayman, 6 Elder al
Buchanan Thomas, waiter, 13 Timple
Buchanan Wm. H. soldier, 87 Mnore al
Buck Ann M. house cleaner, 4 Hull's la
Buck John, drayman, 3 Aisquith ct
Budd Wm. butcher, 14 McElderry's ct
Buley George, waiter, 340 n Howard
Bullette Heloise, midwife, 101 East
Bundy Victoria, 43 Edward
Burdell Ann, cook, 51 Cohen's al
Burgess Albert. 23 Morris al
Burgess Asbury, waiter, 23 Morris al
Burgess Eliza, confectionery, 16 Foundry
Burgess John, whitewasher, 16 Foundry
Burgess Nathaniel, 23 Morris al
Burgess Susan, laundress, 4 Hamilton
Burk Mrs. Elizabeth, 107 s Spring
Burk George, mariner, 1 Ridgaway ct
Burk Phoebe A. cook, 63 Union
Burk Wm. caulker, 200 s Dallas
Burke George, porter, 22 Peirce
Burke Richard, oyster shucker, 309 s Eutaw
Burke Samuel, carter, 8 n Spring
Burke Thomas, caulker, 71 s Wolfe
Burke Thomas, laborer, 71 s Spring
Burley Benjamin, porter, 20 Elbow la
Burrey Catherine, hucksteress, 40 Forrest
Burley Isaac, huckster, 63 w Centre
Burley Osborne, provis. store, 138 n Charles,

dw 63 Centre
Burnes James, mariner, 198 s Dallas
Burningham Elizabeth, 180 s Durham
Burns Edward W. laborer, 20 Boyd
Burr Aaron, Windsor Mill road, between Fre-
mont and Chappell
Burr Annie, laundress, 120 Stirling
Burr Elias, waiter, 28 State
Burr Henry, laborer, 633 Penna av
Burr Jacob, wood sawyer, 3 Penn al
Burris John, mariner, 210 Hughes
Burris Sidonia, washerwoman, 43 Arch
Burrows Francis, washerwom 64 Josephine ct
Burrows Mary, laundress, 49 s Bethel
Burrows Wm. H. wagoner, 64 Josephine ct
Burry Fanny, 70 Orchard
Bush Richard, laborer, 38 .Jefferson
Butler Ann, laundress, 97 Hargrove al
Butler Caroline, laundress, 78 Orchard
Butler Catherine, washerwoman, 44 Douglass
Butler Charles, sawyer, 5 Madison al
Butler Clara, cook, 16 Uniim
Butler Cornelius, waiter, 36 Tyson
Butler Delia, washerwoman, 132 Cider al
Butler Edward B. mariner, 40 Raborg

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of "White L,eacl, Zinc, Putty, Lanipblack, Glue>
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and VarnlsUes, 100 AV. Lombai-d Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

474

COLORED PERSONS.

Butler Mrs. E. washerwoman, 57 Wayne

Butler GHora;e, porter, 216 Stirling:

Butler Geovs;e, laborer, 59 L. Church

Butler George, laborer, 324 Harford av

Butler Georgiana, 20 s Bethel

Butler G. Henry, laborer, 59 L. Church

Butler Harriet, grocery, 118 Orchard

Butler Henry, fence builder, 31 Williamson al

Butler Henry, carter, 22 Elbow la

Butler Henry, carter, 79 Jasper

Butler Henry, porter, 20 Marion

Butler Henry, furn. wagon, 2H s Floward

Butler Henry, laborer, 312 Raborg

Butler Isaiah, waiter, 21 Haw

Butler James, cooper, 24 Dover

Butler James T. waiter, 217 s Howard

Butler James, conk, 3 Mechanics' ct

Butler James, waiter, 314 Montgomery

Butler James, waiter, 107 Tyson

Butler John, oyster dealer, 216 Stirling

Butler John H. fireman, 52 Sarah Ann

Butler John P. brickmaker, 108 Chesnut

Butler Joseph, carter, 39 Edward

Butler Joseph, laborer, 86 Moore al

Butler Joseph L. porter, 111 Wt^lcome al

Butler Jnsiah, cooper, r«ar of 136 German

Butler Margaret Ann, 44 Douglass

Butltr Mary E. 1 s liethel

Buttr Mary L. 3 Saratoga ct

Butler Mary Jane, 108 Chesnut

Butler M. 15 Jordan al

Butler Noah, rope maker, 129 Low

Butler Mrs. (). laundress, 8 Wayne

Butler Mrs. Priscilla, 55 s Bethel

Butler Rena, laundress, 59 Lewis

Butler Richard, laborer, 6 State

Butler Sarah, washerwoman, 113 Jasper

Butler Sarah, washerwoman, 34 Carlton

Butler Thomas S. waiter, 32 Tyson

Butler Thomas E. laborer, 123 n Dallas

Butler Wm. laborer, II Water's ct

Butler Wm. H. laborer, 44 Douglass

Byas Alfied, porter, 67 Orchard

Byas Martha, house cleaner, 14 Jasper

JJyers I'homas, laborer, 168 Mnllikin

Byers Wesley, laborer, 200 s Bethel

C.

Cabule Annie, dressmaker, 184 Eastern av
Caday Alfred, fireman, 19 Hull's la
Cager James, huckster, 79 s Wolfe
Cager John, wood sawyer, 104 n Central av
Cain John, waiter, 231 Hughes
Caldwell Charles, stevedore, 155 s Regester
Caldwell Ellen, boarding house, 9 s Bethel
Caldwell Enels, sailor, 125 s B.'lhel
Caldwell John, hackman, 6 Wayne
Caldwell Wm. carter. 80 Chesnut al
Caldwell Wm. 72 Lerew's al
Caldwell Zachariah, laborer, 3 Cider al
Calhoun Robert, blacksmith, 188 Harford av
Calhoun James, boatsman, 31 Arch
Caliman John, waiter, 2 King ct
Caliman Thomas, waiter, 71 Dover
Calvert Annie, cook, 223 w Biddle
Calvin Nancy A. washerwoman, 137 n Caro-
line
Calvin Samuel, waiter, 91 n Dallas
Carmin Mary, 5 Druid Hill av
Campbell Charlotte, 112 Urchard
Cam[)bell Charity, laundress, 197 Ensor
Campbell Charles, porter, 5 Druid Hill av

Campbell Clara, 46 Chesnut

Camp Henrietta, laundress, 20 Cider al

Campbell Moses, stevedore, 302 e Fayette

Campbell Nathan, porter, 96 St. Paul

Campbell, Susan, 12 Tessier

Camper Andrew, laborer, 7 Bethel row

Camper John, conk, 104 s Spring

Camper Levin, whilewasher, 17 Jenkins al

Camper Peter, laborer, 74 Holland

Camphor Allen, carter, 253 L. Hughes

Camphor Caroline, laundresN, 11 Vine

Camphor Elizabeth, 16 Jeffrrson ct.

Camphor John, laborer, 326 Hamburg

Camphor John, caulker, 313 s Howard

Camphor Moses, sawyer, 144 York

Camphor Samuel, waiter, 94 Chesnut al

Camphor Sarah, laundress, 21 Jenkins al

C^nphor Stephen, sextnn, 37 East

Camphor Wm. brickmaker, 37 East

Cann Hester, 2 Fulton al

Carey Alfred, fireman, 19 Hull's la

Carey Ann, 152 s Durham

Carey Frances, laundress, 17 Vine

Carey Rol)ert, porter, 70 Welcome al

Cappau Jane, 57 Raborg

Carlisle Henry, drayman, 5 Douglass

Carmack Laura, laundress, 94 Stirling

Carmack i>ewis, hack driver, 1-2 Short al

Carmick M irgari;t, lauiid;e-i.s, 127 n Caroline

Carpenter Carlos, mariner, 63 China

Carpenter George, porter, 33 Cider al

Carpenter George, laborer, 3 Penn al

Carpenter John, porter, 65 Arch

Carpenter Joseph, whitewaslier, 75 Chesnut

Carpenter Levin, laborer, 75 Chesnut

Carpenter Sarah, seamstress, 4 Plum al

Carr Alby, laundress, 17 Union

Carr Alfred, oyster shucker, 161s Durham

Carr Bernard, laborer, 115 s Dallas

Carr Daniel, groom, 58 Welcome al

Carr Franklin, fireman, 137 York

Carr James, laborer, 3 Biddle ct,

Carr Jeremiah, waiter, 11 Penn al

Carr John, brickmaker, 195 s Dallas

Carr John, brickmaker, 44 Burgundy al

Carr Joshua, laborer, 79 s Spring

Carroll Albert, waiter, 50 Richmond

Carroll Ann, 40 Rose

Carroll Charles, porter, 66 Dover

Carroll Charles, porter, 218 Stirling

Carroll Henry, cooper, 30 State J

Carroll Henry, porter, 303 s Eutaw

(Jarroll Henry, laborer, 8 Lloyd

Carroll James, steward, 7 Molt

Carroll Josephine, 42 Chesnut

Carroll Louisa, laundress, 231 Dover

Carroll Mrs. Lucy, 180 York

Carroll Marcel la, liquors, 32 n Sharp

Carroll Mary, 40 Rose

Carroll Philip, brickmaker, 100 Dover

Carroll Mrs. Rosetta, 206 w Fayette

Carroll Samuel, laborer, 133 Hill

Can oil Samuel B. waiter, 133 Hill

Carroll Samuel, brickmaker, 100 Dover

Carroll Su-ah, laundress, 133 Hill

Carroll Wm. blacksmith, 218 Staling

Carroll Wm. laborer, 40 Rose

Carroll Wm. cakes, &c., 6 McClellan'sal

Carter Charles, laborer, 3 King ct

Carter Elijah, wood sawyer, 4 Penna. av

Carter George, gardener, 331 n Howard

Carter Harriet, laundress, 9 Saratoga ct

Carter Jacob, laborer, 27 Chesnut al

THE GROVER & BAKER SERVING MACHINE is the best Tor all purposes— SALES
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

COLORED PERSONS.

4Y5

Carter James, soldier, rear 108 Dugan's whf

Carter James, porter, 9 S:iraloo;a ct

Carter Jnscpfi, waiter, 836 w B.iltimore

Carter Matilda, cook, USl s Entaw.

Carter Flichartl, butcher, 272 Hamburg

Carter Rody, 194 Raborg

Carter Samuel, laborer, 1 Union ct

Carter Thumns, drayman, 37 State

Carter Wm. whitewaslier, 3 Bethel ct

Cassell Benjamin, waiter, 6 Eutaw ct

Cassell Cliristopher, oyster shucker, 212

Hambure;-
Cassell Edward, gardener, 2 Chcsnut al
Cassell Evelina, laundress. 30 Raborg
Cassell Isaac, drayman, 73 Union
Cassin Uicliard, laborer, 11 Forrest
Castori Charles, whitewasher, 140 Low
Castor Mrs. Catherine, 6a Burgundy al
Castor Fiancis, 160 n Front
Castor John, musician, 85 Hargrove al
Castor John H. whitewasher, 63 Davis
Castor Nancy, s w cor L. Montgomery and

China al
Castor Peter, waiter, 211 Hughes
Cat'M- Rebeei-a, laundress, 86 Cider al
Caulker's Hail, 189 s Dallas
Caution Samuel, sailor, 30 Jefferson
Cavender Catherine, laundress, 132 Cider al
Cavender James, varniaher, 61 L. Pleasant
Cavender James, varnisher, rear 56 L. Church
Cavender Maria, washerwoman, 132 Cider al
Cephas Emoiy, brickmaker, 101 Sarah Ann
Cephas Henry, porter, 6 Raborg
Cephas John W. waiter, 102 Stirling
Chace Samuel, laborer, 119 Chesnut
Chalk ("harles, gardener. Cannon, nr Belairav
Chalk Joshua, mariner, 222 s Durham
Chambers Alfred, barber, 47 w Fayette, dw

39 n Sharp
(Chambers Mrs. Ann, laundress, 8 Madison al
Chambers Mrs. Ann, laundi's, 43 L. Pleasant
Chambers David, laborer, 28 n Eden
Chambers E oyster shucker, 58 Burgundy al
Chambers Elizabeth, washerwoman, 46 Bur-
gundy al
Chambers Mrs. Jane, cook, 43 L. Pleasant
Chambers Joseph, sailor, 70 East
Chambers Horace, 9 Philpot
Chatnljers John W. barber, n w cor Saratoga

and Chatsworth, dw 45 n Sharp
Chambers Perry, drayman, 368 Cross
Chambers Perry, barber, 51 L. Peasant
Chambers Peter, oyster shucker, 93 Kast
Chambers Samuel, hod carrier, 98 n Spring
Chamberson Benjamin, laborer, 8 Madison al
Chaney James, laborer, 7 Tripolet's al
Chaney Thomas, drayman, 11 Short
Channel Sarah, doclress, 25 Union
Chaplin David, laborer, 4 Rickett's al
Chaplin Joseph, driver, 143 s Dallas
Chaplin John, mariner, 85 Leadenhall
Chaplin Thomas, mariner, 1 Plover a)
Chapman Alice, whitewasher, 5 Fip al
Chapman Anderson, hostler, bO Stiles
Chapman- Ann, 93 Watson
Chapman Catherine, laundress, 3 Stone al
Chapman Francis, 52 Moore al
Chapman Perry, drayman, 80 w Centre
Chapman Sarah, laundress, 11 Inloes al
Chappel Annie, laundress. Point la nr Green-
mount Cemetery
Chappel Jacob, butcher, Point la near Green-
mount Cemetery

Chappel John, laborer. Point la near Green-
mount Cemetery
Charles Theodore, rope maker, 70 East
Charms Jarrett, sailor, 49 Raborg
Chase Absalom, laborer, 2 Jew al
Chase Allen, laborer, 70 s Dallas
Chase Benjamiti, porter, 37 Raborg
Chase D E. at Sun office, dw 31 Edward
Chase David, porter, 89 Stirling
Chase Elizabeth, confectionery, 84 Centre
Chase Elizabeth, laundress. 37 Raborg
Chase Henry, sawyer, 33 Burgundy al
Chase Isaac, porter, 33 Grundy al
Chase James, laborer, 93 Chesnut
Chase Joseph, grain measurer, 30 Dover
Chase Josiah, laborer, 66 Welcome al
Chase Levin, drayman, 11 Hull's la
Chase Samuel, laborer, 201 Hamburg
Chase Samuel, carter, 210 s Dallas
Chase Samuel W. cabinet maker, 180 s How-
ard
Chase Samuel, drayman, 222 s Howard
Chase Rev. Samuel, 81 Leadenhall
Chase Samuel, drayman, 1 Tripolet's al
Chase Sarah J. laundress, 5 Momlet ct
Chase Susan, cook, 103 Orchard
Chase Thomas, soldier, 82 West
Chase Wm. whip sawyer, 57 Johnson
Chase WnA. barber, 4 Bank la
Chaumo Joseph, soldi>-r, 28 Union
Chear Isaac, mariner, 68 Elbow la
Cherry Robert, drayman, 70 Welcome al
Chester Mrs. Eliza, 147 s Dallas
Chester Grace Ann, laundress, 94 Stirling
Chester Hosey, sailor, 12 Herring'.s rt
Chester Jeremiah, caulker, 173 s Dallas
Chester Stanley, sailor, 10 Herring's ct
Chew Alexander, whitewasher, 74 Chesnut al
Chew Hannah, laundress, 8 s Eden
Chew Henrietta, laundress, 7 X al
Chew John H. whitewasher, 2 Raborg
Chew John H. brickmaker, 78 Welcome al
Chew Josias. soldier, 7 X al
Chew Perry, cook, 292 s Howard
Chew Samuel, mariner, 166 West
Chew Stephen, brickmaker, 78 Welcome al
Chinn Addison, laborer, 164 York
Chinn Henry, laborer, 284 Johnson
Chisler Diana, 102 St. Mary
ChristiauiJames, laborer, 147 V'ork
Christian Jordan, laborer, 52 Camel al
Christman Mary, laundress, 7 Aisquith
Christmas Francis, 45 L. Church
Christy Temperance, 50 Chesnut al
Clark Edward, nightman, 115 Jasper
Clark Edward, laborer, 304 Raborg
Clark Elizabeth, 53 Burgundy al
Clark Emily, laundress, 304 Raborg
Clark George, waiter, 6 Eutaw ct
Clark Harriet A. laundress, 15 Mechanics' ct
Clark Hester, laundress, 29 Tyson al
Clark Lear, laundress, 7 Forrest
CLARK LEWIS, music teacher, 12 Park
Clark Lloyd, waiter, 2 Peirce
Clark Samuel, carter, 9 St. James
Clark Samuel, carter, 304 Raborg
Clark Stephen, laborer, 10 St. James
Clark Stephen, laborer, 98 East
Clark Wm. laborer, 110 Cider al
Clark Wilton F. porter, 17 Raborg
Clash Mrs. S. laundress, 65 Wayne
Clayton Henrietta, laundress, 13 Arch
Clayton John, porter, 88 Orchard

JASLES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills— W^arren's Fire and "Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

476

COLORED PERSONS.

Clayton Levi, laborer, 100 Welcome al

Clayton Lizzie, seamstress, 35 Douglass

Clemments Benj. laborer, 4 Cohen al

Clemments Renj. drayman, 52 Mulberry ct

Clemments John, drayman, 16 Morris al

Cline Joshua, coachman, J Vine

Clinton David, oysterman, 144 s Reg;ester

Clinton Peter, wood sawyer, 151 Sarah Ann

Coates Ephraim, butcher, 1 Union

Coates Leonard, waiter, 48 Tyson

Coates Leonard, porter, 87 Orchard

Coates Leonard, waiter, 52 Richmond

Coates Mary A. laundress, 5 Morris al

Coates Samuel, porter, 4 German

Coates Samuel, porter, 4 Shad al

Cohen Gowan, laborer, 33 Raborg

Cobert Wm. cooper, 37 Lexington

Cobey Amelia, 13 Tessier

Cobwinder John H. laborer, 22 Pine al

Cockey Joshua, laborer, 25 Canton av

Colbert Ellen, laundress, 2 Dawson al

Colbert James, hostler, 31 Short

Colbert James, waiter, 180 Tyson

Colburne Mary A. laundress, 95 Watson

Cole Alice, servant, lis Calvert

Cole Catherine, cook, 36 Union

Cole Klizabeth A laundress, 47 s Bethel

Cole Harriet, laundress, 146 Chesnut

Cole Joseph, laborer. Waters' ct

Cole Lewis, porter, 23 Vine

Cole Matilda, laundress, 36 Vine

Cole Mary, 32 Hill

Cole Maria, laundress, 119 St. Paul

Cole Moses, porier, 27 Union

Coleman Ann, washerwoman, 138 Low

Coleman Easter, washerwoman, 48 Douglass

Coleman John, caulker, 178 s Dallas

Coleman John H. grain runner, 143 Hill

Coleman Mary, laundress, 143 Hill

Coles Wm sailor, 23 Low

Colley Samuel, mariner, 45 Tyson al

Collins Aidlet, laborer, 5 s Durham

Collins Alfred, hostler, rear of 140 Tyson

Collins Charles H. laborer, 7 Hammond al

Collins Caleb, soldier, 106 Holiday

Collins Emma, dressmaker, 53 Orleans

Collins John, carter, 81 Jefferson

Collins Leonard, laborer, 227 Hamburg

Collins Mary, laundress, 53 Orleans

Collins Noah, waiter, 7 Edward

Collins Richard, farmer, 24 Boyd

Collins Robert, oyster shucker, 176 Mullikin

Collins Mrs. S. cook, Dover e of Fremont

Collins Sarah, cook, 50 L. McElderry

Coll well Ann M 24 Wayne

Collwell Thomas, 72 Tyson

Colvin Daniel, 1 Momletct

Colwell Zachariah, porter, 128 s Charles

Colyer Henry, huckster, 100 Low

Colyer Samuel, 14 Edward

Commeger Abraham, porter, 206 Hamburg

Commodore ElizLbeth,2 Chesnut ct

Commodore George, 25 Chesnut al

Commodore James, hod carrier, 59 Pearl

Conaway John S porter, 158 s Bethel

Conaway Mary Ann, 101 Jasper

Coney Ann M. cook, 34 Wayne

Coney Lloyd, drayman, 34 Wayne

Conick Mary J. laundress, 8 Feirce

Conklin John O. cigar maker, 17 Waters' row

Connish Susan, 34 St. Paul

Connor Rebecca, laundress, 4 Leadenhall

Conway Mrs. Alice, 132 Chesnut

Conway John S. porter, 158 s Bethel
Conway Sam'l, seamen's boarding, 162 East-
tern av
Conway Wm. H. porter, 87 North
Conyer Benjamin, laborer, 36 Moore al
Conyer Charlotte, washerwoman, 133 Hill
Cook Anna E. laundress, 218 Hughes
Cook Betsy, servant, 289 s Eutaw
Cook Charles H. laborer, 44 n Dallas
Cook C. driver, 10 Haw
Cook Mrs. C. washerwoman, 84 L. Church
Cook Edward, drayman, 52 St. Mary
Cook George, laborer, 101 s Spring
Cook H. W. laborer, 84 L. Church
Cook Henrietta, laundress, 6 Cecil
Cook James, painter, 92 Holiday
Cook John, jr. cooper, 72 Vine
Cook John, fireman, 19 Chesnut al
Cook John W. cooper, 25 McClellan'sal, dw

72 Vine
Cook John, laborer, 95 L. Church
Cook Julia, seamstress, 43 State
Cook Louisa, laundress, 17 Booth
Cook Margaret, 7 Edward
Cook Philip, hod carrier, 16 Stockton al
Cook Samuel, waiter, 67 Mulberry
Cook Sarah, cook, 34 Morris al
Cook Thomas H. barber, 145 Chesnut
Cook Thomas, barber, Saratoga ct
Cook Thos. barber, 10 Haw
Cook Wesley, brickmaker, 145 s Durham
Cook Wm. cooper, 29 Raborg
Cook Wm. W. cooper, 27 McClellan's al, dw

29 Raborg
Cooke James, 116 Jasper
Cooler Susan, 19 Chesnut al
Cooper Aaron, caulker, 166 s Bethel
Cooper Asbury, brickmaker, 132 s Durham
Cooper Charles, laborer, 1 Penn al
Cooper Elizabeth, laundress, 2 Eden st. ct
Cooper Edward, waiter, 13H Tyson
Cooper Elizabeth, teacher, 190 s Durham
Cooper Fanny, 38 Lewis
Cooper Georffe, carter, 204 Hamburg
Cooper Hamilton, laborer, 107 s Durham
Cooper Hannah, cook, 102 s Bethel
Cooper Harriet, 28 Richmond
Cooper Harriet, laundress, 6 n Spring
Cooper Harriet, laundress, 1 Hagar's ct.
Cooper Henry, laborer, 233 s Durham
Cooper Horace, stevedore, 79 Forrest
Cooper H. grain measurer, rear 245 Hughes
Cooper James, steward, 90 L. Church
Cooper James, caulker, 187 s Durham
Cooper John, grain measurer, 41 Rose
Cooper Joseph, porter, 84 North
Cooper Joseph, caulker, 193 s Durham
Cooper Julia A. laundress, 257 Montgomery
Cooper Mrs. Margaret, servant, 4 Myer ct
Cooper Mary, 185 s Durham
Cooper Mary, laundress. 111 Low
Cooper Mary E. confectionery, 84 North
Cooper Moses, mariner, 6 Bethel row
Cooper Oliver, baker, 11 Jefferson
Cooper Purnell, caulker, 163 s Bethel
Cooper Robt. caulker, lfJ9 s Washington,F.P.
Cooper Richard, 84 North
Cooper Rosanna, washerwoman, 213 Mullikin
Cooper Samuel, laborer, 84 Dover
Cooper Thomas J. porter, 40 Park
Cooper Thomas, caulker, 11 Bounty la
Cooper T. H. carter, 11 Bounty la
Cooper Wm. caulker, 116 s Bethel

Sbirts, Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Hosierj-, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
MOND, BURTON & CO'S, 1G8 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

COLORED PERSONS.

477

Cooper Wm. gunboat, 122 s Durham

Copper Abraliam, laborer, 325 s Howard

Copper Emily, cook, 169 York

Cornish Chas. C. wheelwright, 74 Chcsnut al

Cornish Eliza, 306 Raborg

Cordray John, laborer, 163 s Bethel

Cordray John, waiter, 5 Barringer's ct

Cork Frances, washerwoman, 10 Penn al

Cornif General, 78 Stiles

Cornish, Eliza, cook, 111 Welcome al

CORNISH GEORGE, restaurant, 188 Pearl,

dw 84 Chesnut al
Cornish General, bottler, 32 Stiles
Cornish George, 1 Salisbury al
Cornish Henry, waiter, 10 Peirce
Cornish Henry, laborer, 209 Hamburg
Cornish Jacob, sawyer, 219 Hamburg
Cornish James H. manner, 301 s Eutaw
Cornish James H. laborer, 8 Salisbury al
Cornish John, soldier, 16 Jasper
Cornish John, laborer, 47 Carlton
Cornish John, sailor, 23 Cliesnut
Cornish Joseph, laborer, 207 Hami)urg
Cornish Joseph, whitewasher, 39 Chesnut al
Cornish Levi, laborer, 213 Hamburg
Cornish Levina, 16 Jasper
Cornish Liberia, caulker, 239 Dover
Cornish Lloyd, laborer, 12 X al
Cornish Margaret, cook, 6 Shad al
Cornish iVIiirtha, washerwoman, 54 Lewis
Cornish Samuel, laborer, 52 s Dallas
Cornish Thomas, porter, 65 Leadenhall
Cornish Wm. laborer, 251 Hughes
Corprial Jane, laundress, 40 Lewis
Cossey Landry, mariner, 92 Henrietta
Coston Henry, laborer, 105 King
Cotes Derby, soldier, 45 Low

Cotman , laborer, 35 Plum al

Cotman Alexander, waiter, 43 n Sharp
Cotman Milly, 43 n Sharp
Cotton Martha, laundress, 302 Raborg
Coulson Wm. bri.kmuker, 75 Johnson
Coulter Moses, laborer, 32 King
County Hillery, laborer, 15 Chesnut al
Coursey Klizb'li, washerwoman, 114 Chesnut
Covington Samuel, soldier, 173 Mullikin
Cowley Mrs. Prody, nurse, 142 n Dallas
Cox John, grain measurer, 148 Vork
COX WILLIAM, waiter, 35 Raborg
Crane William, waiter, 4t) Diamond
Crawford Henry, hackman, 9 Moore al
Crawford Henry, oysterman, rear 59 Bank
Crawford Hester, washerwoman, 9 Moore al
Crawford Jose[)li, laborer, 11 Walnut al
Crawley Ely, hostler, 6 Hagar's ct
Credit Hushrod, drayman, 110 Scott
Creek Dr. John W. 99 North
Creek William, sawyer, 6 Chesnut
Crew Asbury, whitewasher, 104 Cider al
Crew Edward, brick maker, 318 Montgomery
Crew John, laborer, 29 Jordan al
Crew Josephine, laundress, 104 Cider al
Crew Lucretia, washt.'rwoman, 104 Cider al
Crew Richard B. brickmaker, 274 s Howard
Crew William, laborer, ti Tripolet's al
Cristopher Mary, rear of 99 Orchard
Christy Rachel, cook, 95 Moore al
Cromwell Alexander, waiter, 26 Dover
Cromwell Eliza A. laundress, 187 William
Cromwell Emily, 19 Jasper
Cromwell James, drayman, 2 Short al
Cromwell James, drayman, 125 n Spring
Cromwell John, carter, 67 Johnson

Cromwell Lydia, 22 Jew al

Cromwell Mary J. 14 Eutaw ct

Cropper Rosanna, washerwoman, 92 Chesnut

Croprew Andrew, laborer, 14 Douglass

Crosby Columbus, laborer, 171 Yoik

Cross Henry, waiter, 109 St. Paul

Cross William, farmer, 86 Cliesnut al

Crossley Richard, laborer, 109 King

Cuff Thomas, waiter, 68 Peirce

Cummins Enoch, stevedore, 117 Bethel

Cummins Henry, cook, 164 Tyson

Cummins Horace, laborer, 45 East

Cummins Julia, 158 s Dallas

Cummins Lavinia, washerwoman, 20 Douglasa

Cummins Simon, steward, 18 s Bethel

Cunningham George, coachman, 40 L. Mc-

Elderry
Cunningham John, porter. 111 Peach al
Curtis Abraham, paper dealer, 18 Tessier
Curtis Charles, coachman, Chappell near Lib-
erty road
Curtis Charlotte, 47 Guilford al
Curtis Daniel, porter, 18 Tessier
Curtis David, oyster shucker, 67 Arch
Curtis Elizabeth, laundress, 182 Stirling
Curtis George, Chappell nr Liberty road
Curtis Jacob, laborer, 76 Cider al
Curtis John, porter, 67 Arch
Curtis Joseph, teacher, 7 Penn al
Curtis Richard, laborer, rear 108 North
Curtis Robert, huckster, 4 Jefferson-st ct
Curtis Susan, seamstress, 149 Sarah Ann
Curtis William, laborer, 6 Stump al
Curtley Lewis, hostler, 57 Elbow la

D

Dammell John, mariner, 48 Cross
Daniel Lewis, laborer, 230 s Durham
Dansbury Elizabeth, cook, 174 Mullikin
Dansbury James, laborer, 184 Mullikin
Darbey Alajor, brickmaker, 12 Jefferson
Darby John, laborer, 3 Cars'in ct
Dashiel Henry, laborer, 14 Warren
Dashiel James, drayman, 14 s Dallas
Dask Rachel A. laundress, 6 Dallas
Davenport Violet, 56 Camel al
Davidge Charles, musician, 9 Madison
Davidge Charles, waiter, 164 Tyson
Davidge James, 9 Jenkins al
Davidge John J. hod carrier, 15 Stockton al
Davidge Mary, boarding, 9 Jenkins al
Davidge Thomas, waiter, 15 Stockton al
Davidge William, waiter, 19 Raborg
Davidson William, sawyer, 6 Raborg
Davige Ernile, shaving and hair dressing sa-
loon, 43 s Paca
Davis Alex. G. barber, basement 6 n Calvert,

dw 7 Etna la
Davis Benjamin, Chappell near Fremont
Davis Daniel, cook, 28 Elbow la
Davis Daniel, engineer, 180 Tyion
Davis Elijah, tanner, 84 Stirling
Davis Fanny, laundress, 157 York
Davis (reorge, laborer, 10 Tysun al
Davis Hamilton, soldier, 19 Temple
Davis Henrietta, 1 Painter's ct
Davis Henry, mariner, 47 Williamson al
Davis Henry, 13 Cecil
Davis Jacob, engineer, 50 Forrest
Davis Jacob, porter, 15 Tessier
Davis James, mariner, 75 Watson
Davis James H. cabinet maker, 12 Saratoga

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Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

478

COLORED PERSONS.

Davis James, laborer, 15 s Regester

Davis Jaiif, house cleaner, 17 Cliesnut

Davis JifTrey, oyster shucker, 157 n Dallas

Davis Jolin, engineer, 84 L. McElderry

Davis J!,ihn, oyster shucker, 35 L. Monument

Davis Jolin, soldier, 16 Vine

Davis Joseph, hod carrii-r, 111 Sarah Ann

Davis Joseph, portef, 75 w Baltimore

Davis Joseph, porter, 8 Graves al

Davis Joseph, sailor, 22 Union

Davis Louisa, laundress, 30 Raborg

Davis Letlie E. washerwoman, 29 Tyson al

Davis Levi, waiter, 15 Plover al

Davis Mary, cook, 81 Welcome al

Davis Mary Ann, hucksteress, 136 York

Davis Rev. IS'oah, 4 and 6 Marion

Davis Mrs. Peter, bakery, 86 Centre

Davis Peter, porter, 86 Centre

Davis Robert, waiter, 78 Jasper

Davis Sarah, laundress, 26 n Calvert

Davis Sophia, laundress, 58 Tyson

Davis Siipiiia, washerwoman, 6 Carlton

Davis Thomas, porter, 15 Park

Davis Wm. wood sawyer, 6 Raborg

Davis Wm. wagoner, 6 s Bethel

Davis Win. porter, 4 Cecil

Davis Wm. porter, 8 s Dallas

Dawson AHierla, laundress, 48 Vine

Dawson George, drayman, 268 Eastern av

Dawson Siirah A. laundress, 61 Cross

Day Cato, caulker, 119 s Betliel

Day Mrs. Louisa, 366 Cross

Day VVoolford, laborer, 10 Ivy al

Deal John H. oyster shucker, 131 Hill

Deal Maria, laundress, Pleasant 2 doors e of

North
Dean Alexander, laborer, 86 Raborg
Deaver Charles, butcher, 26 .ieffirson
Deavcr Einma, dressmaker, l:i Short
Deaver Krances, upholsteress, 10 Mott
Deaver George, huckster, 29 Siirlmg
Deaver Jamis, provision dealer, 12 Short
Deaver .). <'. provision store, 202 s Sharp
Deaver Robert, huckster, 29 Stirling
Deaver Smith M. druggist, 38 Clay
De Bonis i.arme, barber, 10 Warren
Debouldiiig Charity, laundress, 38 Short
De Ciiurst-y David, coachman, 42 Orchard
De Cour.->ey Jdseph, laborer, 5 House ct
De Coursi-y Solomon, cook, 116 Holiday
Deffiw Charles E. fireman, 36 K.ing
Deguzee Carl, sailor, 116 n Caroline
Delaney Charlotte, Patapsco near Charles
Delaney Thomas, waiter, 5 M(nr»let ct
Delaney Wm. laborer, 376 (3ross
Dell Joseph, iirani measurer, 251 s Charles
Deller JdliM W. wagoner, 243 Uileans
Delozier Alex, oyster shucker, 8 Sarah Ann
Demby Ji remiah, brickmaker, 24 s Bethel
Denby Henry, sailor, 110 s Bethel
Denby Harriet, washerwoman, 14 Comb al
Denby Mary A. laundress, 110 s Bethel
•Denni.s Alfred, Sarah Ann blw Pine and Pearl
Dennis Emory, stevedore, 4^ Sarah Ann
Dennis Geoigi-, laborer, 115 Hamburg
Dennis Ge(n-ge, shoemaker, 32 Sarah Ann
Dennis Maria, laundress, 221 s Uiirham
Dennis Prhr, oyster shucker, 219 s Durham
Dennis Robert, waiter, 146 Tyson
Dennis Stephen, shucker, 116 s Dallas
Dennis Win. H. brickmaker, 118 s Dallas
Dennison Charlotte, house cleaner, 96 East
Dennison Dinah, house cleaner, 96 East

Dennison L. Ann, laundress, 51 Orleans

Denny John, sailor, 106 Henrietta

Denton James, oyster shucker, 2 Temple

Derix Joshua, laborer, 59 Orchard

Derix Richard, soldier, 17 Haborg

Derricks Charles, waiter, 103 Simh Ann

Derry Charlotte, laundress, 158 East

Derry Emanuel, waiter, 16 Jordan al

Derry George, 158 East

Derry Matthias, drayman, 89 Hill

Derry William, measurer, 137 n Caroline

Deshields Josephine, 106 Jasper

Deit Joshua, laborer, 99 Moore al

Detl Richard, laborer, Chappell nr Penna av

Devill Martha, 33 Harmony la

Deviinert , clerk, 144 Hill

Dickenson Charles, laborer, 88 East

Dickenson Elizabeth, washerwoman, 88 East

Dickerson George, drayman, 227 Chesnutal

Dickerson Henrietta, 118 Holiday

Dickerson Henry, waiter, 83 Uurgundy al

Dickerson James, laborer, 297 s Eutaw

Dickerson James, soldier, 23 Hull's la

Dickerson James, waiter, 23 Hull's la

Dickerson Lewis, driver, 11 Piiilpot

Dickerson Richard, mariner, 24 Forrest

Dickinson Philip, grain measurer, 73Che3nut

Dickson John H. carter, 237 Dover

Dickson Mary, laundress, Jifferson ct

Dickson Nancy, laundress, 16 Vine

Dicus Elias, hostler, 9 Jew al

Diggs Aaron, laborer, 55 Oilean.s

Diggs Aaron T. butcher, 4 Peach al

Diggs Amelia, washerwoman, 160 Sarah Ann

Diggs Anna, cake shop, 7 Bell al

Diggs Benj. H. laborer, 88 n Dallas

Diggs Cyrus M. laborer, 13 Neighbor

Diggs Elizabeth, laundress, 88 n Dallas

Diggs Harriet, laundress, 50 L. McElderry

Diggs Isaac, laborer, 45 Biddle al

Diggs John, soldier. 3 Wagon al

Diggs Maria, servant, 54 Lerew's al

Diggs Mary Ann, nurse, 98 St Mary

Dikes William, porter, 21 Grant

Dillehay James, porter, 354 West

Dillehay Tliomas, drayman, 331 s Howard

Diller John, laborer, 298 s Howard

Diller Mitchell, co(.k, 298 s Howard

Dison Mrs. C. 165 York

Disoii William, laliorer, 165 York

Dixon Ann, 14 Wagon al

Dixon Benjamin, laborer, rear 210 Hughes

Dixon Charlotte A. 160 n Front

Dixon James, oyster shucker, 29 n Sharp

Dixon John, marin(;r, 86 Welcome al

Dixon Juliana, stewardess, 92 n Dallas

Dixon Lewis, laborer, 3 Herring's ct

Dixon Robert, 38 s Dallas

Dixon Wm. laborer, 2 Stockton al

Dobson Henry, whitewasher, 60 Union

Dobson James, laborer, 20 East

Dobson Malinda, washerwoman, 44 Marion

Dobson Perry, stevedore, 89 Wauson

Dobson Shadrach, fireman, 298 s Howard

Dobson Wm soldier, 23 Chesiiut

Dobson Wm. sailor, 2 Forrest

Dodd i'homas, laborer, 152 n Eden

Dode Louis, tailor, 38 w Pratt

Dode Peter, clothier, 38 w Pratt

Dodson John, laborer, 28 Slemmer's al

Dodson Peter, confectioner, 162 Henrietta

Dodson Peter, jr. 162 Henrietta

Dolphin James, sailor, 44 Guilford al

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Mamifactwrers of White I,ead, Zinc, Patty, Lampblack, Glae^
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints axicl Varnlvlics, lOU W. Lombard Street,

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

COLORED PERSONS.

479

Door Amanda, washerwoman, 5 Tyson
Door Hunrielta, washerwoman, 136 ti Caroline
Dorre Lucy, servant, 11 Iron al
Dorril James, porter, 2 Waters ct
Dorritee Jacob, caulker, 182 Kastern av
Dorrity Louisa, laundress, 180 Mullikin
Dorrity Samuel, mariner, 169 s Bethel
Dorsey Abraham, porter, 60 Peirce
Dorsey Albert, soldier, 32 Vine
Dorsey Alex, brickmaker, 32 Vine
Dorsey Allen, waiter, 90 Cider al
Dorsey Alexander, hostler, 103 North
Dorsey Ann, 51 Low
Dorsey Augustus, soldier, 32 Vine
Dorsey Benjamin, hostler, 94 n Dallas
Dorsey Charles, grain runner, 136 Stirling
Dorsey ("harles, hostler, 98 Raborg
Dorsey Charles, hostler, 59 Raborg
Dorsey Charles, waiter, 191 n Fremont
Dorsey Charles, soldier, 45 Low
Dorsey Cornelius, laborer, 12 Tessicr
Dorsey Cornelius, barlier, 207 Chesnut al
Dorsey David, sailor, 130 York
Dorsey David, carter, 100 Stirling
Dorsey David, laborer, 51 East
Dorsey Edward, wagoner, 38 Orchard
Dorsey Ellen, laundress, 32 Vine
Dorsey Elizabeth, cook, 6 Richmond
Dorsey Fanny, cook, 45 Low
Dorsey Frank, carter, 146 Sarah Ann
Dorsey Hanson, lumber wagoner, 134 Orchard
Dorsey Harry, oyster shucker, 69 Wayne
Dorsey Henry, hod carrier, 40 Hill
Dorsey Horatio, mariner, 8 Morris al
Dorsey James, drayman, 304 s Howard
Dorsey Jane, washerwoman, 144 York
Dorsey John W. laborer, 16 Peirce
Dorsey Julia, laundress, 69 Wayne
Dorsey Julia, laundress, 2 Chesnut al
Dorsey Lemuel, drayman, 11 Union al
Dorsey Levi, oysterman, 24 Tessier
Dorsey Lloyd, hosiler, 47 Tyson
Dorsey Lucy, laundress, rear 56 n Exeter
Dorsey Maria, 72 Cider al
Dorsey Maria, 166 n Front
Dor.sey Maria, 7 Cecil
Dorsey Martha A. cook, 212 FIjghes
Doj'sey Mjry, 12 Tessier
Dorsey Mary, laundress, 69 Chesnut al
Dorsey Matilda, laundress, 207 Raborg
Dorsey iVIatilda, rear 215 Hughes
Dorsey Matthew, pickler, 3 Mechanic's ct
Dorsey Mrs. 9 L. Montgomery
Dorsey iVIrs, cook, 131 Welcome al
Dorsey Richard, laborer, 42 Haw
Dors( y U. 174 Dover
Dorsey Samuel, diayman, 42 Union
Dorsey Susan, washerwoman, 61 Arch
Dorsey Teresa, 50 St. Mary
Dorsey Thomas, laborer, 28 Carlton
Dorsey Washington, laborer, 36 Morris al
Dorsey Wm. grain measurer, 81 Jasper
Dorsey Wm. puddler, 174 Dover
Dorsey Wm. carter, 11 Jordan a!
Dorsey Wm. wagoner, 25 Jenkins al
Douglass Amos, porter, 51 Park
Douglass Beiij. sailor, 62 Welcome al
Douglass George, waiter, 15 Tyson
Douglass G. H. F. waiter, 15 Tyson al
Douglass John, waiter, 14 L. Monument
Douglass John H. waiter, 78 Centre
Douglaes Robert J. tailor, basement 21 n Cal-
vert, dw 61 e Baltimore

Douglass Joseph, waiter, 21 Rose

Douson Mary, 41 Park

Dove Adam, basement 33 Bank

Dowdeii Abram, laborer, 13 Union

Dowden Benj. laborer, 13 Union

Dowden Sarah, cook, 13 Union

Dowder Charity, washerwoman, 72 East

Dowdery Robert, laborer, 40 East

Downing Joseph, laborer, 35 Forrest

Downing Robert, laborer, 8 Douglass

Downs Betsy, washerwoman, 82 Morris al

Downs Eliza, laundress, 106 Cider al

Downs Geo. laborer, 54 Biddle hi

Downs Geo. soldier, Windsor mill road

Downs Hester, washerwoman, 17 Douglass

Downs Isaac, porter, 73 Sarah Ann

Downs Jacob, barber, 106Light-st wharf, dw

230 L. Hughes
Downs James, porter, 17 Rose
Downs James, mariner, 70 Burgundy al
Downs Jefferson, laborer, 106 Tyson
Downs Louisa, washerwoman, 8 Forrest
Downs Lucinda, laundress, 3 X al
Downs Mary E. laundress, 3 X al
Dowry Henry, laborer, 33 Raborg
Doyle Edward M. drayman, 60 Sarah Ann
Doyle James, oyster sliucker, 11 Biddle ct
Doyle James, oyster sliucker, 13 Waters row
Draper Henry, caulker, 93 L. Church
Draper John, musician, 94 Kast
Dreweti Mary, laundress, 122 Tyson
Drickus Maria, 50 Park
Driver Floretta, washerwoman, 18 Rose
Driver Edward D. carter, 106 Holiday
Driver Jeremiah, brickmaker, 131 York
Druett John, laborer, 68 Jasper
Druett Thomas, waiter, 57 Davis
Diuett Wm laborer, 9 Peiin al
Drummer Charlotte, washerw'n, 74 Holiday
Drummond Evan, lifer, 99 East
Drydeii R<ibert, laborer, 2 Cohen al
Dublois Martha, cook, 7 Stale
Dubois Emile Joseph, laborer, 183 Mulberry
Duckery James, carter, 26 Wayne
Duekett Mary, laundress, 85 Moore al
Dudley John, sailor, 13 Philpot
Dudley Samuel, porter, 23 Philpot al
Duff Geo. soldier, 295 Hamburg
Duffin Ann M. laundress, 12 Tyson al
Dutfiii Eliza, laundress, 53 L. Pleasant
DufRii Martin L. porter, 26 Tessier
Duffin Thomas, 51 L. Pleasant
Dunbar George, grain measurer, 62 Mulberry
Duncan Benjamin, farmer, 254 Raborg
Dungee John, carter, 50 Edward
Dungee John, carter, 69 East
Dungee Wm. N. cabinet maker, 74 Holiday,

dw 62 East
Dunkins Wm. oyster shucker, 8 Cecil
Dunn John, grain measurer, 141 Hill
Dunn Maria, washerwoman, 99 Low
Dunson Ann, house cleaner, 76 Jasper
Dunson Catherine, seamstress, 114 St. Mary
Dunson Nancy, 218 Hughes
.Dunville Caroline, 6 Chesnut
Durand Francis, carter, 172 Tyson
Durand JNathaniel, vv^aiter, 14b i'yson al
Durham Henry, cooper, 80 Elbow la
Durham Matilda, laundress, 7 Eden-st. al
Durham Thos., Windsor mill road nr Fremont
Durkins Henry, gardener, 209 Chesnut al
Durkins John, whiiewasher, 27 Arch
I Dutton Charles, laborer, 137 Chesnut

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480

COLORED PERSONS.

Dutton Charles H. (Trusty & Dutton,) 137

Chesnut
Dutton L'.'vi, wagoner, 12 St. James
Dutton Lucinda, seamstress, 137 Chesnut
Dultoii Wm. sawyer, 201 Vine
Duval Richard, drayman, 26 Moore al
Duvall Ara, washerwoman, 67 Sarah Ann
Duvall Isaac, woodsawyer, 57 Josephine ct
Duvall Lydia, 1 Bethel row
Duvall Tobias S. w oodsaw ye r, 57 Josephine ct
Dyer Joseph, soldier, 34 Welcome al
Dyer Levin, laborer, 160 s Eutaw
Dyer Nathan, oyster shucker, 308 s Howard
Dyott Jolm Major, laborer, 114 Welcome al
Dyser Samuel, mariner, 162 York
Dyson Charles, laborer, 265 Montgomery
Dyson John, drayman, 99 Dover

E.

Eadt Rebecca, laundress, 103 Tyson
Eagleton Thomas J. soldier. Stone al
Earl Peiry, laborer, 44 L. Monument
Earle Wm. brick moulder, 46 Sarah Ann
Ease Jolm, drayman, 52 L. Church
Easton Maria, laundress, 72 Davis
Ebb James H. waiter, 59 Franklin
Ebb Wm. F. sailor, 61 Penn al
Edds Martha, washerwoman, 79 Arch
EDDY Dll. ALFRED, 247 Hoffman
Edwards Anna, 120 s Spring
Edwards Geoige, laborer, rear 155 n Exeter
Edwards Isaac, laborer, rear 155 n Exeter
Edwards Joserih, waiter, 5 Jew al
Edwards Richard, porter, 20 Sarah Ann
Edwards Samuel, waiter, 55 Raborg
Edwards S.imuel, sailor, 65 s Dallas
Efferson Martha, 4 Carlton
Effert Thomas, brickmaker, 14 L. Paca
Egley lilizuuii, laiiiiress, 3iti H irford av
Elbert Elizabeth, chambermaid, 3 liiloes al
Elbert Kev. Henry, 85 East
Elbert John, mariner, 159 Henrietta
Elbert Julia, laundress, 3 n Spring
Elbert Sophia, washerwoman, 135 Low
Elias Daniel, tanner, 113 Moore al
Elias Jolm, whitewasher, 247 Orleans
Elliott Ann, seamstress, 66 Cider al
Elliott Edith, washerwoman, 75 Tyson
Elliott Isaac, soldier, 13 Tyson
Elliott Louisa, cook, 19 Tyson al
Elliott Maria, dressmaker, 62 Tyson
Elliott Samuel, carter, 103 n Sciiroeder
Ellis Geoige, hod carrier, 146 York
Ellis John r. laborer, 89 L. Church
Ellis Jolm, brickmaker, 13 Leadeiihall
Ellis Susan E. laundress, 54 Lewis
Elzey Eliza, washerwoman, 8 Boyd
Emmerson James H. laborer, 15 Rose
Emory Frisby, cook, rear of 96 Light
Emory Jacob, porter, 96 Tyson
Emory Rachel A. cook, 28 Vine
Ennels James, cook, 257 Montgomery
Eiiney Aloiizo, laborer, 70 Short
Eiinis Belly, 7 Grove's al
Ennis Mrs. Sarah, washerwoman, 61 Wil-
liamson al
Emus Wesley, brickmaker, 160 3 Durham
Estep Daniel, laborer, 8 Elder al
Evans Caiharin ■, washerwoman, 28 East
Evans Charles, laborer, 28 East
Evans Laura, 96 Stiles
Evans Isaac, mariner, 82 Burgundy al

Evans Randall, bar tender basement Howard

house, 98 Tyson
Evans Richard, mariner, 89 Burgundy al
Evans S. laborer, 6 Plum al
Evans Thomas, 98 Tyson
Evans Thornton, caulker, 138 Hill
Ewell Piney, washerwoman, 273 Montgomery
Ewell Thomas, waiter, 273 Montgomery
Ewell Thos. oyster shucker, 273 Montgomery

Farmer Squire, laborer, 240 Montgomery
Farrell Mary A. 10 Jasper
Farris Leach, laborer, 99 n Dallas
Fax Hester, laundress, 103 Low
Fennel Alfred, waiter, 79 Moore al
Fennel James, laborer, 79 Moore al
Ferby Lewis, laborer, 46 Davis
Ferguson Benjamin F. barber, 1 Cohen al
Ferguson Elizabeth, laundress, 53 Snort
Ferguson Mrs. cook, 19 Walnut al
Fernandis John A. barber, 128 s Broadway
Ferroll Arian, laundress, 10 Jasper
Fickel Eli, porter, 73 East
Fields Aaron, wood sawyer, 6 Temple
Fields James, sailor, 6 Temple
Fields Robert, waiter, 11 State
Fields Sarah, laundress, 47 Park
Fields Thomas, sailor, 6 Temple
Kisher Alfred, 35 Burgundy al
Fisher Mrs. Caroline, upholst'ss, 39 n Sharp
Fisher Catherine, cook, 114 St. Mary
Fisher Chas. 0. caulker, 36 s Wolfe
Fisher Elsie, washerwoman, 5 Cecil
Fisher Emily, seamstress, 61 Union
Fisher Esquire, whitewasher, 49 Dover
Fisher Jacob, stevedore, 55 Hampstead
Fisher Jane, 116 n Caroline
Fisher John, laborer, 150 York
Fisher John, laborer, 196 n Exeter
Fisher Margaret, laundress, 26 n Calvert
Fisher Samuel T. porter, 77 Arch
Fisher Thomas, blacksmith, 2 Carlton
Fisher Wm. J. barber, 39 n Sharp
Fisher Wm. laborer, 317 s Howard
Flamer Francis, cook, 27 Walnut al
Flamer Sarah, washerwoman, 32 Moore al
Fleetwood Ann M. laundress, 184 Tyson
Fleetwood Charles, waiter, 184 Tyson
Fleetwood Christian A. soldier, 184 Tyson
Fleetwood Wm. teacher, 78 Chesnut al
Fleetwood Wm. barber, 78 Chesnut al
Fleetwood Wm. waiter, 24 State
Fleming Jolm, drayman, Morris al
Fleinming Wm. laborer, 55 Short
Fletcher John, laborer, 47 State
Floyd Fannie, cook, 3 Rose
Floyd Thomas, musician, 66 Burgundy al
Fokes Jane, laundress, 16 Kutaw ct
Fontroy Henry, sailor, 16 Leadeiihall
Foote Matilda, 47 Tyson
Foote Wm. porter, 61 Davis
Ford & Brown, (T. Ford, M. Brown,) bar-
bers, 8 St. Paul
Ford Elizabeth, seamstress, 6 Raborg
Ford George J. porter, 1 South la
Ford Hannah, 110 Jasper
Ford Henry, cap trimmer, 90 St. Mary
Ford Jane, waiter, 49 Tyson al
Ford Samuel, whitewasher, 187 Dover
Ford Thomas, (Ford & Brown,) 102 Orchard
Ford Wra. waiter, 49 Tyson al

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COLORED PERSONS.

481

Foreman Andrew, coachman, 40 Clay
Foreman David, white washer, 195 Ensor
Foreman Francis, 74 Orchard
Foreman James, barber, 33 Lerew's al
Foreman James, barber, 33 Tyson al
Foreman John A. porter, 2 Bethel row
Foreman John, laborer, 60 Orchard
Foreman Julia, laundress, 2 Bethel ct
Foreman Noah, soldier, 33 Tyson al
Foreman Wm. W. oysters, 41 Douglass
Foi-rPster James, barber, 24 Dover
Forrester Matilda, laundress, 47 Jefferson
Fortie Georgeanna, seamstress, rear of 136

German
Fortie Henry, drayman, 83 East
Fortie Jacob H. drayman, 79 s Greene
Fortie John C. shoemaker, 6 Elbow la
Fortie Lewis, teacher, 83 East
Fortune John A. sexton 29 Rose
Fortune Julia, 12 Warren
Foster Caroline, laundress, 57 China
Foster Jane L 51 Low
Foster Wm. steward, 211 s Bethel
Fosset Levi, sexton First Constitutional

Church, 72 Chesnut al
Fountain Alfred, grain meas'r, 6 Leadenhall
Fountain John, oyster shncker, 10 iMadisoii ct
Fowler Ann M. seamstress, 36 n Dallas
Fowler Catherine, washerwoman, 104 Sarah

A n n
Fowler Henry, driver, 168 Henrietta
Fowler Isaac H. barber, 199 Light
Fowler James, porter, rear 64 Leadenhall
Fowler James, porter, 8 n Spring
Fowler Joseph, laborer, 95 n Bethel
Fowler Josiah, laborer, 4 X al
Fowler Lloyd, carter, Windsor Mill road, bet

Fremont and Chappell
Fowler Thomas J. brickmaker, 75 Johnson
Fowler Thomas, soldier, 118 Sarah Ann
Fowler Wm. H. brickmaker, 73 Johnson
Francis Eliza, laundress, 5 Inloes al
Francis Elizabeth, 8 Chesnut
Francis John, boarding, 184 Eastern av
Francis John, 6 Chesnut
Francis John, barber, 8 Chesnut
Francis Lewis, whitewasher, 30 Carlton
Francis Lewis, porter, 57 Davis
Francis Nelson, barber, 12 Vine
Francis Walter, laborer, 235 Dover
Franklin Abraham, 16 Short
Franklin Clara, 19 East
Franklin George, whitewasher, 155 York
Franklin George, sailor, 19 East
Franklin Thomas A drayman, 378 Cross
Frazier Abram. 188 s Durham
Frazier Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 142 Wel-
come al
Frazier Mary, washerwoman, 28 Dover
Fnzier Sarah, laundress, 2 Arbel al
Freeland Geo. grain runner, 242 Raborg
Freeland James, drayman, 242 Raborg
Freeman George, 17 Jasper
Freeman Isaac, porter, 116 Tyson
Freeman James, soldier, 19 Hull's la
Freeman Mary Ann, 76 East
Freeman Ruth, laundress, 1 St. Thomas ct
Freeman Wm. laborer, 72 L. McElderry
Freeman Wm. huckster, 5 Short
Frier Christopher, laborer, 55 Orleans
Frisby Abram, laborer, 13 Druid Hill av
Frisby Ann, cook, 73 n High
Frisby Ann, laundress, 35 Clay

Frisby James R. barber, 8 Pleasant
Frisby .Tames, laborer, 151 West
Frisby James, laborer, 77 Leadenhall
Frisby John, 20 Edward
Frisby John, laborer, 13 Druid Hill av
Frisby Julia, laundress, 57 Hargrove al
Frisby Richard, porter, 78 s Howard
Frisby Richard, laborer, 20 Edward
Frisby Spencer, laborer, 44 Lewis
Frisby Washington, 35 Clay
Frisby Wm. laborer, 154 n Eden
Fry Wm. oysterman, 160 Sarah Ann
Fuller Caroline, washerwoman, 13 Forrest
Fuller Charles, brickmaker, 249 Orleans
Fuli^en Charity, cook, 23 Vine
Fuller Eliza, washerwoman, 74 Sarah Ann
Fulman George porter, 83 Orchard
Fullman Lydia, washerwoman, 51 State

G.

Gaines Johk, laborer, 1 Douglass

Gaines Joseph, sailor, 86 Chesnut

Gaines Noah, whitewasher, 71 L. Church

Gaines Wm. R. 145 Chesnut

Gains Mrs. Maria, 82 s Bethel

Gains Moses, laborer, 6 Peach al

Gaiter Henry, whitewasher, 42 Rose

Gaiter Rachel, Jefferson ct

Gaither Mary J. cook, 183 Tyson

Gaither Richard, laborer, 39 Arch

Gaither Washington, feed store and livery

stables, 9 Columbia, dw 2 Elbow la
Galamason Charles, caulki'r, 184 Eastern av
Gale Arthur, laborer, rear 64 Leadenhall
Gale Geo. carpenter, Cannon nr Belair av
Gale Grafton, carpenter, Cannini nr Belair av
Gale James, 7 John al
Gale John, laborer, 103 Chesnut
Gale Philip, soldier, 36 Welcome al
Gale Pdlly, Cannon nr Belair av
Galloway Geo. W. laborer, 129 Welcome al
Galloway Isaac, laborer. Vine al rear of 29

Amity
Galloway Melinda, washerwoman, 1 Spring

Garden av
Galloway Wm. carter, 70 L. Church
Gamble S. 27 Rose
Gamblin Robert, barber, 8 North
Gamey Sarah, laundress, rear 66 Granby
Gannon John, cooper, 26 J^tate
Gannon Noble, laborer, 4 Temple
Gansey Joseph, drayman, 49 East
Gaiit Alfred, laborer, 12 Stockton al
Gant Harriet, 67 L. Church
Gant John, sailor, 72 Welcome al
Gant Joseph, sailor, 32 Hill
Gant Levi, laborer, 53 L. Pleasant
Gant Mary, 25 Chesnut
Gant Perry, porter, 172 York
Gant Richard, huckster, 139 Hill
Gardner Patience, 47 East
Garey Ann, laundress, 2 Lloyd
Garner Alfred, laborer, 81 Welcome al
Garner Anna, dressmaker, 43 Edward
Garner Elizabeth, laundress, 47 East
Garner Mary, 249 Hoffman
Garner Mary J. cook, 10 Morris al
Garner Prudence N. 78 Cider al
Garner Susan, laundress, 249 Hoffman
Garrett Augustus, laborer, 10 Stockton al
Garrett Cordelia, 10 Stockton al
Garrett Lavinia, laundress, 8 Jew al

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482

COLORED PFRSONS.

Garietl FranCL'S, lauiuln-ss, 45 Chesnul al
Garrett Hannah, laundress, 2i) Jenkins al
Garrett .lames, soldier, 11 Jew al
Garrett Mrs. Maria, 239 Dover
Garrett Mary, laundress, 142 Sarah Ann
Garrett Richard, cook, 14 State
Garrett Richard, porter, 30 l-'.il)ow la
Garrett Richard S. wliitewasiier, 3 Barranger

ct w of Pine
Garrett Samuel, soldier, 69 Union
Garrett Mrs. Susan, Pleastuit, 1 dr e of North
Garrett Solomon, whitewaslier, 25 Morris al
Garrett 'Ihonias, wagoner, 1 1 Arch
Garrett Thomas, porter, 9 Cliesnut al
Garrett VVm. coachman, 8 Jew al
Garrett Wm. huckster, 76 Clusnut al
Garrison Arthur, wagoner, 116 ii High
Garrison Henry, coachman, 47 .Moure al
Garrison Jeremiah, engineer, 60 Burgundy al
Garrison Jeremiah, teamster, 4c! Union
Garrison John, carter, Patapscoal ur Charles
Garrison Isaac, coachman, 1(15 Cliesnut
Garrison Nathaniel, waiter, 21 Arch
Garritt Harriet, laundress, 32 Carlton
Garry Charles, farm hand, 27 Jenkins al
Garver Ann M. 7 Etna la
Gash Mis. 78 s Spring
Gasrill Gei')rge, laborer, 3 King ct
Gassaway Francis, carter, 76 Moore al
Gassaway Henry N. coachma'i, 59 Moore al
Gassaway Joshua, plasterer, 12 Edward
Gassaway Nicholas, hostler, 59' Orchard
Gaskins Moses, waiter, 51) n .Sharp
Gaskins Solomon, mariner, 118 Stirling
Gatcheil Mary H. laundress 10 Short al
Gatch Edward, brick maker, 14 n Spring
Gates Lena, laundress, 18 Jasper
Gates VVm. brick maki-r, 18 Jasper
Gauldin^ Nathan, waiter, 70 s Howard
Gaynn Orlando, laljorer, 16.Ti.w al
Gent Richard, farmer, Cha|>p'll nr ii Fremont
Gibbs .Anna, laundress, 13 Walnut al
Gibbs Caroline, 84 Stiles
Gibbs Charles A. coffee roaster, 42 King
Gibbs Francis, laborer, 28 Vine
Gibbs Henry, grain measurer, 92 Leadenhall
Gibbs Louisa, fancy store, 42 e Fayette
Gibbs Louis, whitewasher, 40 {•'.ast
Gibbs Mary F dre.ssmaker. 114 Hill
Gibbs Mary A. seamstress , 1 14 Hill
Gibbs Robert, sutler, 42 e Fayette
Gibljs Samuel, grain iTii'asurer, m7 Watson
Gibbs Sarah, dressmaker, 114 Hill
Gibbs Susan, laundress, 32 Saort
Gibson Alfred, laborer, 234 Hughes
Gibson Amelia, washerwoman, 74 Peirce
Gibson Mrs. Ann, 30 Perry
Gibson Augusta, laundnss, 7 Jew al
Gibson Benjamin, drayman, 133 Aisquith
Gibson (/lara, laundress, 7 Gilliiiirhain al
Gibson Ebenezer, cooper, 144 Hill
Gibson Emily, 42 Lewis
Gibson Gable, mariner, 8 Lh-yd
Gibson Geo. drayman, 16 Peirce
Gibson Geo. 91 Watson
Gibson Hannah, 210 H imbuig
Gibson lane, cook, 39 Arch
Gibson John, laborer, 75 s Spring
Gibson Mary Ann, ;i81 Harford av extd
Gibson Mary, 36 Davis
Gibson Mary, washerwoman. 23 State
Gibson Mdlaehi, huckman, 233 Montgomery
Gibson Matilda, 231 Hughes

Gibson Perry, laliorer, 5 Painter's ct
Giljson Sarah, washerwoman, 39 n Sharp
Gibson Sarah, laundress, rear 39 n Sharp
Gibson Wm. laborer, Francis nr Madison la
Gibson Wm. sawyer, 67 Chesnut
Giiison Wm. laborer, ]2Wilmeral
Giddihgs Elizabeth, 114 Orchard
Giddinjis Mack, coachman, 15 State
Giddings .Marshall, porter, 51 Chesnut
Gidley Perry, blacksmith, 259 L. Hughes
Gilbert Daniel, sawyer, 27 Chesnut al
Gilbert Jane R. confectionery, 23 Foundry
Gilbert Jane, laundress, 108 Cider al
Gilbert JmIui, laborer, 12 Chesnut
Gill)ert M.irtin, eating house, 13 L. Paca, dw

Elbow la
Gilbert Matilda, laundress, 2 Union al
Gilbert Paca, white washi-r, 247 Orleans
(iilbert Sidney, ]53 York
Giles H'arriet, 596 Saratoga
Giles Henry, huckster, 172 Mnllikin
Giles Joseph, woodsawyer, 5 State
Giles Levi, porter, 7 Stockion al
Giles Mary, laundiess, 5 Slate
Giles Thomas, laborer, I Rickett's al
Giles Uiiah, wagoner, 237 Orleans
Giles Wm laborer, 46 Eislein
Gilhs George, 7 Stockton al
Gilliard Edward, blacksmith, 188 Harford av
Gilliand F^annie, 97 s Bethel
Gilliard James, coachmaker, 186 Harford av
Gilliard Julia, hucksteress, 102 Low
Gilliott Abraham, mariner, 36 Hill
Gilmore Isaac, labonr, 4 iJoyd
Gilinore Ira, 56 s Dallas
Gilmore John, waiter, 19 Plover al
Gilyard Charlotte, washerwoman, 73 Davis
Gitiings Wm. laborer, 26 Jew al
Glascoe Catherine, 43 D'Piiirlass
Glascoe James, waiter, 29 Siaie
Glascoe Stephen, whitewasher, 271 Orleans
Gleaves Henrietta, waslierwoiy. 246 Hughes
Gleaves Margaret, 6 Half Moon al
Glees Charles, sailor 12 Saulsbuiy al
Glenn A. laborer, 170 York
Gienn Harriet, washerwoman, 170 York
Glenn Samuel, whitewasher, 170 York
Goens Catherine, laundress, 150 Ty-on
Goings Robert, porter, 322 Hamburg
Golden Joshua, laborer, 19 n Sharp
(■oldsberry Charles, hod carrier, 263 Raborg
Goldsberry Henrietta, 129 Stirling
Gohlsljorough Benjamin, hostler, t^9 Moore al
Goldsborough Henrietta, wasli'vvom.21 Penn

alley
Goldsborough John, sailor, 37 East
Goldsborough Scipio, waiter, 64 Chatsworth
Goldsborough Thos R. barljer, 24 Lerew's al
Goldsborough Washington, brickmaker, 83

Welcome al
Goldsl)orough Wm. carter, 87 Moore al
Good Wm. F. restaurant, 188 Pearl
Goodwin Harriet J. house clean 22 Hull's la
Goodwin Richard, laborer, 14 Sioektou ul
Gould John, brickmaker, 103 s Spring
Gooseberry Thomas, wagoner, 193 s Dallas
Gordon Alice, 186 Park
Gordon Beale, carpenter. 111 .North
Gordon Jerry, laborer, 180 York
Gordon John, drayman, 32 Morris al
Gordon Maria, washerwoman, 70 East
Gordon Samuel, waiter. 111 North
Gordon Wm. H. drayman, 32 Morris al

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COLORED PERSONS. 483

Gosberry Elizabeth, 63 s Dallas
Gough Mrs. Annie, cliambeimaid, 66 Dover
Gough Cassie, 63 Union
Gough Francis A. 118 s Dallas
Gould Blake, laborer, 12 Elder al
Gould Charles, liusilir, 70 Orchard
Gould Daniel, whitewasher, 3'J Moore al
Gould Henrietta, 38 Park
Gould Hannah, cook, 9 Eutaw ct
Gould John, laborer, '22 Wayne
Gould John A. drayman, 289 Hamburg
Gould Samuel, 9 Iron ul

Goulden Wm. H. lager beersaloon, 33 Forrest
Govans Richard, laborer, 106 Holiday
Gover Caroline, cook, 1:16 Chesnut
Govins Charily, 133 Aisquilh
Granger Georgianna, 4 Bioadwayct
Grant Alice, laundress, 1 Biddle ct
Grant Charity, 4 Colh^ge al
Grant H laborer, 304 s' Howard
Grant Mark, blackstniih, 133 n Caroline
Grant Marg..ret, hucksteress, 121 n Dallas
Grant JS'ancy, Imeksteress, 23U Hanover
Grason Eliza, 118 Holiday
Gratfield John, stewaid, 32 Clay
Graves David, drayman, 64 St. Mary
Gi'aves Georgianna, 311 s Howard
Graves Enuline, cook, 72 s Howard
Graves .lames, laborer, 26 Moore al
Graves Wm. H. laborer, f) Ivy al
Gray Ameiica, tarnnr, il) Teni|il(;
Gray Mrs. Augu-stus, 25 Druid Hill av
Gray Catlurine, cook, 5(1 Park
Gray Charles, porter, 37 Raborg
Gray Cyrus, laborer, 218 Dover
Gray Mrs. D. washerw(Mnan, 3 Welcome al
Gray David, laborer, 104 Henrietta
Gray Eliza, washerwoman, 151 Low
Gray Georgr, carter, 72 Burgundy al
Gray George, drayman, 44 Moore al
Gray George, woodsawyer, 9 Short
Gray Harriri, washerwoman, 105 Welcome al
.Gray Horace, laborer, 102 VVelcome al
Gray James, laborer, 3 Salisbury al
Gray James, whiiew '.slier, 17 Jordan al
Gray James, soldier, 151 Low
Gray Jolin, labm-er, 13 Waters' row
Gray Joseph, laborer, 270 s Howard
Gray Nelson, porter, II Edward
Gray Perry, laborer, 172 bast
Gray Rachel, II Water.s' row
Gray Richard, laborer, Ib4 Park
Gray Samurl, soldier, 240 Raborg
Gray Shadracli, marinri-, 17 Lewis
Gray Samuel, laboi-er, 3 I nion
Gray Sainiiel, laborer, 48 Orchard
Gray Sarah, launaress, 196 n Exeter
Gray Wm. steward, 6 Kiehinond
Gray Wm. J. undertaker, 86 Park
Gray Wm. waiter, 1 St. .lames
Grayson Geo. laborer, 31 Ciiina
Grayson Geo. VV. brickni.iker, 31 China
Grayson John, laborer, 224 Hanover
Grayson Noble, laborer, 17 Booth
Grayson Solomon, laborer, rear of 107 Jasper
Grayson Samuel, saiKu', 13 McElderry ct
Grayson Sam'i B. whiii washer, 242 Hughes
Greatfield Eliza, mantuainaker, 38 Clay
Green Alice, laundress, l(i8 Si. Mary
Green Alfred, laborer, McCulloh e of Mc-

Mechiii /
Green Benj. grain measurer, 32 Peach al
Green Benjamin, cook, 216 Hughes

Green Mrs. Caroline, 19 Philpot h\
Green Mrs. C. washerwoman, 1 Spring Gar-
den av
Green Mrs. Caroline, 4 Chesnut
Green Catherine, laundress, 42 East
Green Mrs. Caroline, 50 Cross
Green Charles, herb doctor, 4 Leadenhall
Green Charles, teacher, 243 s Kutaw
Green Charles, wood dealer, 284 s Howard
Green Diana, washerwoman, 56 Sarah Ann
Green Daniel, sailor, 211 Hughes
Green David, caulker. 223 s Durham
Green David, laborer, 33 Harmony al
Green Dennis, wood chopper, 42 n Sharp
Green Edward, lahorer, 54 China
Green Ephraini, laborer, 7 Wagon al
Green Eli, porter, 35 Rose
Green George, lal)orer, 3 Stockton al
Green Geo. waiter, 23 State
Green Geo. sawyer, 224 s Durham
Green Geo. L. 22 Rose

Green Geo. soldier, 169 s Washington, F. P.
Green Henry, caulker, 183 s Dallas
Green Hoopi-r, stevedore, 137 s Dallas
Green Inloes, wagoner, 21 Vine
Gi'een Jacob, caulker, 284 s Howard
Green James, oyster shucker, 8 Cecil
Green James, laborer, 106 a Bethel
Green Jaini.'s, caulker, 38 s Wolfe
Green Jane A. 292 Raborg
Green Janirs H. oyster shucker, 19 Eutaw ct
Green James, laborer, 19 Short
Green John, mariner, 96 Henrietta
Greenwood John H. lal)orer, 48 n Dallas
Green John, sawyer, 70 n Spring
Green John K. laborer, 90 fit. Mary
Green John H. waiter, 120 Orchard
Green Joseph, porter, 18 Sarah Ann
Green Joseph, express driver, 42 Short
Green Mary J. grocery, 47 Conway
Green Mana, laundress, 109 Sarah Aim
Green Martha, seamstres«, 19 Union
Green Martha, seamstress, 20 Biddle al
Green Mrs., 90 Chesnut al
Green Nancy, 79 Chesnut
Green Rachel, seamstress, 86 s Dallas
(ireen Mrs. R. laundress, 1 Spring Garden av
Green Richard, 18 Hull's la
Green Richard, waiter, 3 Raborg
Green Richard, waiter, 18 Hull's la
Green Richard, laborer, 11 Druid Hill av
Green Samuel, laborer, 94 L. Church
Green Samui 1, 143 Hill
Green Sarah, 40 Chesnut
Green Vincent, mariner, 45 Guilford al
Green Wm. laborer, 141 s Dallas
Green Wm. car|)enter, ] Spring Garden av
Green Rev. Wm. 260 Raborg
Green Wm. brick maker, 617 Light
Green Wm. plasterer, 260 Raborg
Greenfield Tlmmas, soldier, 1 Stone al
Greenwood Harriet, laundress, 1 Inloes al
Greenwood Jacob, drayman, 4 Jordan al
Greenwood John C. sailor, 42 Vine
Greenwood Maria, house cleaner, 27 East
Greenwood Perry, porter, 42 Vine
Greenwood Samuel, waiter, 9 Douglass
Greenwood Samuel, porter, 315 s Eutaw
Griffin Charles W. soldier, Herring's ct
Griffin Charles, soldier, 92 Sarah Ann
Griffin Edward, cigar mak. 255 Montgomery
Griffin Eliza, laundress, 47 Carlton
Griffin Eugene, cigar maker, 12 Leadenhall

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Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on lutnd, SSI Spear's Wluir£i

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEGS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

484

COLORED PERSONS.

Griffin Henry, laborer, 124 Hill

Griffin Henry, wood sawyer, 85 n Spring

Griffin John T. barber, 269 Montgomery

(■Jriffin John H. grain measurer, 45 Jefferson

Griffin Lehr, 53 Short

Griffin Lemuel, sr. brickmaker, 124 Hill

Griffin Lemuel, brickmaker, 190 s Howard

Griffin Levin, mariner, 1 Gillingham al

Griffin Mary A. 197 s Durham

Griffin Matilda, laundress, 128 s Dallas

Griffin Perry, laborer, 47 Elbow la

Griffin Richard, cigar maker, 12 Leadenhall

Griffin Robert, cigar store, 194 s Howard

Griffin Robert soldier, 5 Cecil

Griffin Samuel, sawyer, 3 Dawson al

Griffin \Vm. waiter, 12 Leadenhall

Griffin Wm brickmaker, 131) Hill

Griffin Wm. sailor, 203 Leadenhall

Griffith Elizabeth, laundress, 200 s Sharp

Griffith James, v/ood uawyer, 55 Penn al

Grift Allen, waiter, 90 w Madison

Grimes George, laborer, 225 Hamburg

Grinnnage Levi, laborer, 53 Dover

Grinnage John, laborer, 30 Perry

Grissom Rev. Elijah, 212 s Dallas

Grooms Charlotte, 56 Tyson

Grooms Edward, laborer, 30 Wayne

Grooms Mrs. Elizabeth, midwife, 2 Union ct

Grooms Francis, waiter, 14 Mechanics' ct

Grooms Jane L. laundress, 118 Holiday

Grooms Nathaniel, barber, Western hotel, dw

66 St. Mary
Grooms Nelson, butcher, 197 Stirling
Grooms .loseph, barber, 66 St. Mary
Grooms Otlullo, drayman, 183 Tyson
Grose Philip T. icecream saloon, 9 Park
Gross Benj. sailor, 231 s Howard
Gross Benjamin, 10 Peach al
Gross Charles, porter, 55 Raborg
Gross Dinah, laundress, 163 York
Gross Edward, laborer, 319 s Howard
Gross iVIrs. Elizabeth,' 3 House ct
Gross Frances, laundress, 49 Elbow la
Gr«^ss Frisby, sailor, 90 Welcome al
Gross Georgia H. porter, 60 St. Mary
Gross Isaiah, laborer, 318 Hamburg
Gross Jacob, laborer, 110 Chesnut al
Gross Jeremiah, laborer, rear 64 Leadenhall
Gloss John, waiter, 90 Cider al
Gross John L. 41 Forrest
Gross Jos. oyster shucker, 37 Williamson al
Gross Joseph, laborer, 167 York
Gross Kinzic, gr;iin measurer, 209 Hamburg
Gross Lucretia, cook, 15 Reese's al
Gross Martha, laundress, 12 Jew al
Gross Prince, laborer, 165 n Dnllas
Gross Richard, drayman, 3 House ct
Gross Samuel, laborer, 45 Leadenhall
Gross Samuel, hostler, Uhler's al nr Charles
Gross Sarali, laundress, 15 Comb al
Gross Sarah, washerwoman, 84 Chesnut
Gross Sophia, laundress, 57 Mulberry
Gross Susan J. laundress, 261 L. Hughes
Gross Wm. H. brickmaker, 329 s Howard
Gross Wm. laborer, 31 Plum al
Gpdve Henry, rope maker, 247 L. Hughes
Giuver Mary, 45 Low
Guust George, eaulker, 126 s Bethel
Gully Kate, 24 Edward
Gusta Rebecca, laundress, 75 Dover
Guy Charle:^, coachman, 1U2 Tyson
Guy Annie M. 54 East
Gwinn Caroline, 94 s Dallas

Gwinn James, laborer, 193 Ensor
Gwinn John H. soldier, 69 Chesnut
Gwinn Thom.is, waiter, 100 Tyson
Gwyn Ellen, laundri'ss, 55 Short
Gwynn Ann, 54 L. McElderry

H

Hacket Charles, cooper, 71 East
Hacket Wm of brickyard, 98 n Dallas
Hacket Wm. oyster shucker, 90 Welcome al
Hackett Alexander, laborer, 8 Douglass
Hackett Chas. grain measurer, 4 Harnden ct
Hackett Daniel, laborer, 8 Douglass
Hackett Dennis, grain measurer, 18 Douglass
HACKETT GEORGK A. coal, 52 Forrest
Hackett Margaret, cook, GO L. Church
Haden Elizabeth, laundress, 13 Jefferson
Haden Basil, laborer, 11 Forrest
Haden Isaac, sailor, 25 Forrest
Hagan Arthur, waiter, 1 Eutaw ct
Hagan Arthur, servant, Eutaw house
Hagrau George, soldier, 73 Union
Haines Jacob, drayman, 64 East
Haley Alexander, mariner, 191 s Dallas
Hall Ann M. 3 X al
Hall Mrs. .Ann, laundress, 46 Wayne
Hall Mrs. Ann, cakes and pies, 30 n Sharp
Hall Andrew, laborer, 134 Chesnut
Hall Abraham, whitewasher, 256 Raborg
Hall Arthur W furn. carter, 49 liasl
Hall B. cook, 12 Haw
Hall Basil, drayman, 50 China al
Hall Benj. laboVer, 40 Clay
Hail Chas. W. (Stewart & Hall,) cor Spring
and Jefferson

Hall Charlotte, laundress, 76 Orchard
Hall Daniel, hay packer, 16 Boyd
Hall Daniel, laborer, 166 Henrietta
Hall Edward, waiter, 12 l-'eirce
Hall Elizabeth, 10 Chesnut

Hall Kdward, oysterman, 180 s Dallas
Hall Elias, drayman, 103 Orchard

Hall Eliza, 4 Bajik la

Hall Elizabeth A. dressmaker, 14 Chesnut

Hall Elizabeth, laundn^ss, 46 Camel al

Hall Mrs. 75 Necessity al

Hall George, porter, 7 Stockton al

Hall George, laborer, 16 Boyd

Hall Henrietta, 190 Raborg

Hall Hetty, 55 Chesnut

Hall Jacob, laborer, 105 s Durham

Hall John, laborer, 60 Richmond

Hall John, porter, 50 Vine •

H;dl John, laborer, 87 Elbow la

Hall John, drayman, 78 St. Mary

Hall John, confectioner, 14 Chesnut

Hall John, oyster shucker, 83 Watson

Hall John, porter, 103 Welcome al

Hall John D. barber, 116 Druid Hill av

Hall John H. porter, 14 Reese's al

Hall Joseph, hay packer, 8 Boyd

Hall Joshua, mariner, 43 L. Church

Hall Mrs. L. 158 s Eutaw

Hall Margaret, 205 Chesnut al

Hall Maria, laundress, 165 Sarah Ann

Hall Maria, 190 Raborg

Hall Mary, 13 s Central av

Hall Mary, 72 St. Mary

Hall Nathan, laborer, 8 Boyd

Hall Nathan, farmer, 30 n Sharp

Hall Nathaniel, barber, 31 Rose

Hall Perry, 11 Madison al

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Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
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COLORED PERSONS.

485

Hall Priscilla, laundress, 3 George al

Hall Priscilla, laundress, 51 Low

Hall Rachel A. boarding, 13 Leadenhall

Hall Robert, fisherman, 33 Tyson al

Hall Samuel, porter, 71 Sarah Ann

Hall Samuel, 8 Welsh al

Hall Sarah, dressmakm-, 144 Hill

Hall Sarah, laundress, 29 L. Monument

Hall Sarah, laundress, 66 Cliesnut

Hall Sarah, laundress, 58 Vine

Hall Solomon, laborer. 16 Kdward

Hall Thomas, porter. 50 Vine

Hall Thomas, soldii'r, 7 Cecil

Hall Washington, fireman, 10 Chesnul

Hall Wm. oyster shucker, 138 n Spring

Hall Wm. H. laborer, 43 Hose

Hall Wm. laborer, 42 Uni.jn

Hamer Joseph C. barber, 24 Park la, Jw 82

L. McElderry
Hamilton Charles H. coachman, 1 Chapel al
Hamilton Catherine, Wagon al betw Amity

and Schroeder
Hamilton Mary J. laundress, 64 Tyson al
Hamilton Mrs. P. cook, 47 Park
Hamilton Sarah, laundre.'is, 2 Cohen al
Hamilton Thomas, soldier, 46 Guilford al
Hamiltor, Wm. laborer, 83 Jasper
Hamilton W. M. waiter, 17 St. Paul
Hamilton Wm. soldier, 13 Walnut al
Hammond Ann, 22 Eutaw ct
Hammond Charles, porter, 244 Raborg
Hammond Daniel H. laborer, 71 Moore al
Hammond George, barber, 155 York
Hammond G^'orge, laborer, 102 Chesnut ai
Hammond Henrietta, 74 East
Hammond James, waiter, 22 Eutaw ct
Hammond John, soldier, rear of 1 Union
Hammond Peter, waiter, 56 Tyson
Hammond Ritte, laundress, rear 109 Dugan's

wharf
Hammond Robert, coachman, 60 Tyson
Hammond Sarah, 96 s Dallas
Hammond Rev. Savage L. 95 North
Hammond Sopiiia, cook, 130 n Spring
Handly l^iouisa J. laundress, 93 Hargrove al
Handy Ann, 38 n Frederick
Handy Daniel, sailor, 74 East
Handy Ellen, laundress, 20 Union
Handy George W. laiiorer, 135 Low
Handy Isaac, oyster shucker, 20 Union
Handy Rev. James, 122 n Central av
Handy John, laborer, 1 Forrest
Handy Samuel, waiter, 20 Union
Hanie Noah, sailor, 46 L. Church ,

Hanson Ann, laundress, 55 Orleans
Hanson Eliza, 66 East
Hanson James, soldier, 95 Jasper
Harden Cyrus, laborer, 4 Mechanics' ct
Harden Fanny, 92 Cider al
Harden George, laborer, 1 Dawson al
Harden James D. tailor, 189 Ensor
Harden Jeremiah, w:iiter, 34 Richmond
Harden Mary E. 6 Harnden's ct
Harden Matthew, grain measurer, 44 King
Harden Rosetta, laundress, 4 Mechanics' ct
Harden Sophia, 189 Ensor
Hardy Albert, waiter, 175 n Paca
Hardy E'ias, waiter, 32 Wayne
Hardy Elizabeth, washerwoman, 61 Arch
Hardy Hester, wa.sherw'n, 169 Sarah Ann
Hardy H. John, sailor, 1.33 Chesnut
Hardy Joseph, brick maker, 294 s Howard
Hardy John, waiter, 176 Tyson

Hardy Matthias, waiter, 294 s Howard
Hardy Samuel, carter, 294 s Howard
Hardy Wm. waiter, 112 Welcome al

Hardy , laborer, 316 Raborg

Harman Henrietta, laundress, 74 Ea.st
Harman Isaac, laborer, rear of 215 Hushes
Harman James, grain measurer, 29 Guilford al
Harman Thorou'good, whipsawyer, 47 Guil-
ford al
Harrid Henrietta, 143 York
Harriday Major, laborer, 3 Peach al
Harriday Samuel, oyster shucki;r, 131 Hill
Harriday Wm. whitewnsher, 106 Orchard
Harridy Perry, hod carrier, 70 Josephine ct
Harris Alex, plasterer, 17 Leadenhall
Harris Alexander, sailor, 29 Forrest
Harris Andrew, sawyer, 100 Stirling
Harris Andrew, laborer, 28 Wagon ai
Harris Ann J. washerwoman, 45 State
Harris Ann, washerwoman, 9 Stale
Harris Ann M. 6 Richmond
Harris Mrs. Ann, 181 York
Harris Ann, 260 s Bond
Harris Benanna, laundress, Liberty road, nr

city limits
Harris Charles, laborer, 40 East
Harris Daniel, bricklayer, 260 s Bond
Harris David G. teacher, 212 s Dallas
Harris Eden, 177 Henrietta
Harris Eliza, washerwoman, 42 Low
Harris Eliza, washerwoman, 13 Bethel
Harris Eliza, laundress, 15 High
Harris Elizabeth, 76 n Exeter
Harris Frederick, 68 Short
Harris George, drayman, 21 High al
Harris Geo. W. soldier, 79 Moore al
Harris Geo., Windsor mill road bet Chappeil

and Fremont
Harris Harriet, laundress, 241 Dover
Harris Henrietta, laundress, 38 Park
Harris Henry, porter, 66 Cider al
Harris Henrietta, laundress, 194 York
Harris Isaac, laborer, Chappeil nr Fremont
Harris Isaac, sailor, 50 Moore al
Harris Jacob, laborer, 252 Hughes
Harris James, laborer, 1 Vine
Harris Julia, washerwoman, 29 Forrest
Harris Mary, 10 Short al
Harris James A. brickmaker, 76 St. Mary
Harris Jas. A. hod carrier, 129 Welcome al
Harris Mrs. Jane, rear 114 Dugan's wharf
Harris John P. whitewasher, 128 s Bethel
Harris John, carter, 148 n Dallas
Harris John, fireman, 61 Raborg
Harris John, waiter. State near Mulberry
Harris Joseph, soldier, rear 215 Hughes
Harris Lizzie A. 4 Bethel row
Harris Leids, wagoner, 99 n Dallas
Harris Lucretia, 11 Tyson al
Harris Mary, washerwoman, 66 Josephine ct
Harris Mrs. Mary, 41 s Bethel
Harris Mary A. washerwoman, 131 Hill
Harris Nicholas, drayman, 1 Hagar's ct
Harris Philip, drayman, 214 Hanover
Harris Richard, laborer, 129 Welcome al
Harris Richard, laborer, 78 Moriis al
Harris Robert, wheelsman, 61 Raborg
Harris Robert J. brickmaker, 135 Hill
Harris Rosetta, laundress, 197 Ensor
Harris Sarah J. seamstress, 79 Moore al
Harris Thos. J. barber, 104 s Dallas
HaiTis Thos. whitewasher, 22 Short
Harris Wesley waiter, 24 Marion

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SMITH BECS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clotning for Men's aud Boys' Wear.

486

COLORED PERSONS.

Harris William laborer, Liberty road near n

Frt'mniit extended
Harris Win. butcher, 840 w Baltimore
Harrison Delia, laundress, 52 Davis
Harrisiin Daniel, laborer, 65 Welcome al
Harri.son George, sawyer, 18 Biddle al
Harrison Jesse, fruits and cakes, 19 n Sharp
Harrison .Tohn, drayman, 148 n Dallas
Harrison John, ship carpenter, 81 Welcome al
Harris(ui Thomas, wagoner, 48 Camel al
Harrison Wm. porter, 7 Marion
Harrod David, brickmaker, 61 .'a.sper
Hart Henrv, coachman, 84 Cathedral
Harvey Harriet, 33 Williamson al
Harvey Joshua, lab., Chappell nr Penna. av
Harvey Thos. barber, 70)^ Hanover, dw 223

s Eutaw
Harvey Wm. steward, 205 fc^a.stern av
Haskins Harriet, 6 Chesnut
Haskins James, drayman, 6 Chesnut
Haull Priscilla, washerwoman, 52 East
Hawkins Annie, cook, 32 Cohen's al
Hawkins Mrs. Ann, 48 King
Hawkins Alex, waiter, 71 Moore a]
Hawkins Catherine, laundress, 41 Tyson
Hawkins Charles, 83 Moore al
Hawkifis David, driver, 117 Chesnut
Hawkins Ell^-n. laundress, 2 Bioadway ct
Hawkins Florinda, 58 L. Church
Hawkins Geo. W soldier, 1 Stone al
Hawkins Henry, porter, 67 Orchard
Hawkins Isaac, laborer, 9 Vine
Hawkins Isaac, shucker, 144 s Durham
Hawkins John H, soldier, 114 Sarah Ann
Hawkins John W. 2 Butler
Hawkins Julia, whitewasher, 42 Low
Hawkins Mrs. Margaret, 50 Chesnut al
Hawkins Mary, 16 Tessier
Hawkins Mortimer, laborer, 98 Henrietta
Hawkins Susan, cook, 16 Reese's al
Haws'y Hannah, fruiterer, 276 Montgomery
Haynes Harriet, nurse, 53 Dover
Havs Georje, laborer, 36 Wayne
Hays Jacob, oyster sh ucker, 2 Barranger's ct
Hays John W. oyster shucker, 209 Hamburg
Hays Joseph, brickmaker, 8 Spring
Hay ward .VI rs R. 8 Peirce
Hay ward Rosa, 92 Stiles
Hazleton James, lal)orer, 76 n Dallas
Hazzard Alice, 5 Forrest
Heal Julia, 112 Chesnut
Hearns Kliza, house cleaner, 14 Jasper
Heath Edward, grain measurer, 90 East
Heath Rachel, cook, 6 Penn al
Heath Thomas, brick maker, 47 Leadenhall
Hebrew Sarah A. cook, 14 Morris al
Hebrews Elijah, laborer, 102 n Spring
Hebron George, laborer, 48 Moore al
Hebron Joseph, porter, 337 n Howard
Hedges Elton, seamstress, 56 i.>avis
Height James, waiter, 16 Rose
Height Robert, porter, 16 Rose
Heith Joseph, mariner, 35 Short
Helmsley Ann M. washerwoman, 125 Sarah

Ann
Helmsley Elijah, laborer, 116 n High
Helmsluy Henry, soldier, 3 Hugrhes ct
Helmsley James, porter. Spring betw Madi-
son and Chew
Helmsley Jane, 99 Jasper
Helm.sley Levi, carter, 9 Hagar's ct
Helmsley William, lab.)rer, Canton av ,
Henderson Annie, 48 East

Henderson Reuben, laborer, 171 Saran Ann
Henry Alice, house cleaner, 13 Chesnut
Henry Charles, laljorer, 66 Elbow la
Henry Jonas, waiter, 216 Hanover
Henry Major, laborer, rear of 55 Forrest
Henry Mary, 205 Hamburg
Henry Palestine, drayman, 88 Leadenhall
Henry Richard, laborer, 135 n Dallas
Henry Tiiaddeus, grain measurer, 231 Orleans
Henry Washington, fireman, 57 Plum
Henry William, hod carrier, 13 Arch
Henry Wm. stevedore, 145 s Spring
Henry Wm. labo.rer, 65 Welcome al
Henson Ames, laborer, 6 s D.illas
Henson Annie, laundress, 5 Che^-nut al
Henson Basil, whitewasher, 4 inloes al
Henson Caroline, cook, 11 Vine
Henson Caroline, confectioner, 35 Douglass
Henson Catherine, 102 St. Mary
Henson Charlotte, laundress, 5 Peach al
Henson Eliza, 8 s Bethel
Henson Eliza Jane, laundress, 5 Chesnut al
Henson Elizabeth, cook, 332 Madison av
Henson Eliza, laundress, 51 Dover
Henson George, drayman, 102 East
Henson Harriet, laundress, 27 Front, n of

Foundry
Henson Henry, brickmaker, 14 Spruce al
Henson Jacob, laborer, 19 Vine
Henson Jacob, laborer, 31 Dover
Henson James, waiter, 20 Marion
Henson James, sawyer, 149 s Regester
Henson James, whitewasher, 35 Douglass
Henson Jane, 114 Chesnut
Henson Jeremiah, oyster shuck. 15 Biddle ct
Henson John, laborer, 64 Sarah Ann
Henson Josiah, cook, 43 Diamond
Henson Xathaniel, laborer, 122 Jasper
Henson Oliver, teamster, 91 N 'rth
Henson Peter, sawyer, 6 Ricketi's al
Henson Peter, hod carrier, 149 Sarah Ann
Henson Samuel, sawyer, 67 Leadenhall
Henson Rebecca, hucksteress, 108 s Bethel
Henson Zinkle, 160 n Front
Henson Wir. laborer, 34 Edwards
Herbert Samuel J. grocery, 63 Orchard
Hermon Matilda, iBSlemmer's al
Hewet Henrietta, rear of 1 Union
Hewlet James, sailor, 2 Peach al
Hicks Ann M. washerwoman, 69 Chesnut
Hicks Charles, barijer, 69 Chesnut
Hicks Eliza Ann, 114 Chesnut
Hicks Hannah, laundress, 1 Union
Hicks Horace, coachman, 105 Orchard
Hicks Jeremiah, whitewasher, 95 Hargrove al
Hicks John D. waiter, 220 Hanover
Hicks Samuel, laborer, 35 Biddle al
Hicks Sarah A. laundress, 47 E;ist
High Ernily V. laundress, 131 n Caroline
Hight Henry, carter, 214 Hanover
Hight Joseph, steward, 28 s Dallas
Hill Charles, hay seller, 5 Peirce, dw 5 Ches-
nut al
Hill Charlotte, seamstress, 40 Tyson
Hill Eben, carter, 63 s Bethel
Hill Edward, hay dealer, 5 Chesnut al
Hill Ellen, house cleaner, 27 Chesnut
Hill Emeline, laundress, 205 Hamburg
Hill Joseph, mariner, 3 Edward
Hill Joseph, coachman, 122 Cider al
Hill Joshua, laborer, 2 Forrest
Hill London, sawyer, 126 Hill
Hill Lorenzo, laborer, 239 Orleans

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COLORED PERSONS.

48*7

Hill Martha, 2 Arch

Hill i\Irs. M. J. dressmaker, 59 Raborg

Hill Nathan, porter, 8 Penn a!

Hill Nathaniel, bookbinder, 8 Penn al

Hill Richard, steward, 59 Raborg

Hill Rnsctta, laundress, '206 s Dallas

Hill Sarah Ann, 2flG s Dallas

Hill Sarah, laundress, 48 Park

Hill Sylvester, porter, 128 Cider al

Hill Thomas, carter, 285 Hamburg

Hill Thomas, carter, 7 Low

Hill Wm. tanner, 26 Dover

Hill Wm mariner, 48 Haw

Hill Wm. soldier, Ills Bethel

Hillen .foseph, huckster, 139 Low

Hillen Sarah, laundress, 6 Smith's al

Hillyard Hezekiah, porter, 84 n Spring

Hillyard Robert, soldier, 112 St. Mary

Hiner Geo. caulker, 56 Forrest

Hiner Geo. laborer, 92 St. Paul

Hiner Jacob, porter, 24 JeflTerson

Hiner Sarah, plain sewing, 198 E.xeter

Hines Isaac, laborer, 1.18 Chesnut

Hincs Isaiah, laborer, 134 n Dallas

Hines .Samuel, laborer, 135 Chesnut

Hinesrnan .lames, laborer, 12 Ricketi's al

Hinseman .Tacob, laborer, 106 Jefferson

Hin.son Caroline, washerwoman, 42 Tyson al

Hinson M. nurse, 48 Elbow la

Hipkins John, waiter, 5 St. James

Hitch Wm. laborer, 5 Union

Hitch Charles, murmer, 20 Dougla.ss

Hitchens Henry W. caulker, 192 s Bond

Hitchens Samuel, hackman, 294 e Fayette

Hitchins George, carter, 20 Short

Hitcliins Augustus, barber, 75 Bethel

Hitchins Elizabeth, 76 VVatson

Hitchins John, carter, 20 Stiort

Hobbs Liicinda, laundress, 192 Tyson

Hodge Sarah E. washerwoman, 157 Sarah

Ann
Hodges Abram B. ■waiter, 207 Chesnut al
Hodges George, drayman, 83 Front n of

Founary
Hodges Henrietta, 28 Jew al, 0. T.
Hogan Henry, drayman, 97 Moore al
Hogan James, dravman, 97 Moore al
Hogan Mary T., Half Moon al
Holden Celeste, laundress, 7 Bankert al
Hollan James, 4 Momlet ct
Hollan Susan, laundress, 39 Low
Holland Alfred, laborer, 104 S^rah Ann
Holland Daniel, drayman, 38 Morris al
Holland Joseph, laborer, 174 MuUikin
Holland John, laborer, 87 North
Hollano Robert, cook, 38 Forrest
Holland Samuel, porter, 87 North
Holland Sidney, 103 Orchard
Holley George, porter, 74 Cider al
Holliday David, waiter, 8 Eutaw ct
Hollidav Dolly, cook, 63 Orchard
Holliday Harriet, 7 Walnut al
Holliday James, waiter, 7 State
Holliday John, laborer, 138 York
Holliday Joshua, hod carrier, 45 Biddle al
Holliday Philemon, drayman, 4 Bradenbaugh

alley
Holliday Wm. porter, 15 Tessier
Hollin Henrietta, cook, 12 Reese al
HoUin Jos. oyster shucker, 176 Mullikin
Hollingsworth Abraham, butcher, 1 s Durham
Hollingsworth Archibald, gardner, 1 H a! bet

Eden and McElderry

Hollingsworth Mrs. James,^whitewasher, 215

Mullikin
Hollins Edward, laborer, 110 Harford av
Hollins Ellen, laundress, 30 Burgundy al
Hollins Jane, washerwoman, 58 Forrest
Hollins Jonas, soldier, 151 Low
Hollins Jonas, 4 Salisi)ury al
Hollis Wm. laborer, 101 s Spring
Hollis Wm. labor.'r. 113 Chesnut
Holloway Samuel, mariner, 72 Jefferson
Holly Ann, seamstres.s, 117 St. Paul
Holly Joseph, porter, 117 St.. Paul
Holly Susan, seamsire.ss, 117 St. Paul
Holmns -Allen, laljorer, 323 s H.ward
Holmes Elizabeth, 3 Gillingham a!
Holmes Julia A. laundnss, 5 Union
Holmes Mrs Jane, 211 Hamburg
Holmey Ann, 61 Hargrove al
Hooper Am'-lia, cook, 6 Saulsbury al
Hoojier Charles, laborer, 62 L. Church
Hooper Catherine, laundress, 6 Saulsbury al
Hooper Isa.ic, cake sho[j, 39 Burgundy al
Hooper Jacob, laborer, 127 York
Hop. -well Edward, laborer, 27 Moore al
Hopkins Henry, porter, 104 n Dallas
Hopkins H. John, shoemaker, 123 Low
Hopkins Irwin, porter, 7 Kimmel al
Hopkins James, barber, 33 s Dallas
Hopkins Jane, laundress, 46 Hampstead
Hopkins Joseph, rope maker, 320 Harford av
Hopkins .Maria, laundress, 42 Lewis
Hopkins Priscilla, laundress, 84 Chesnut
Hopkins Robert, laborer, 138 n Spring
Horney John, sawyer, 163 s Durham
Horney Patrick, soldier, 14 Eutaw ct
Horsey John, grain runner, 247 s Charles
Houston Charlotte, 3 Caroline st^- ct
Houston Jacob, carter, 7 Iron al
Houston John, laborer, 3 Caroline st. ct
Houston Mary, 7 Iron al
Howard Amelia A. 33 Wagon al
Howard Ann R. chambermaid, Stirling e of

Aisquith
Howard Ann E. cook, 3 Bell al
Howard Charles, whitewasher, n e cor Raborg

and Republican
Howard Charlotte, seamstress, 4 Forney al
Howard Eli, cook, 67 Sarah Ann
Howard Frances, huckster, 7 Jasper al
Howard George, laborer, 4 Jordan al
Howard George, hay presser, Jenkins al
Howard Grafton, laborer, 44 Camel al
Howard Greenbury, oysterman, 7 Jasper
Howard Harriet, cook, 290 s Howard
Howard Henry, laborer, 82 Morris al
Howard Henry, laborer, 6 Carlton
Howard Henrv,91 Chesnut
Howard Isaiah, waiter, 28 McKim
Howard Isaiah, waiter, 128 Chesnut
Howard .Tacob, carter, 142 Low
Howard James, wagoner, 252 Hughes
Howard John, laborer, 264 Raborg
Howard John, laborer, 7 Dawson
Howard John, soldier, 24 East
Howard John, laborer, 154 York
Howard Joshua, carter, 88 Stiles
Howard Julia, 24 Union

Howard Letty, washerwoman, 48 L. Mc-
Elderry
Hosvard Lloyd, barber, 4 Eutaw ct
Howard Lucy, laundress, >-6 St. Paul
Howard Maria, seamstress, 108 Cider al
Howard Mary, seamstress, 59 Jasper

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488

COLORED PERSONS.

Howard M<iry, laundress, 8n Dallas
Howard Mary, seamstress, 24 I'nioa
Howard Matilda, 59 Har-ijrove al
Howard Moses, sawyer, 48 Parle
Howard Mary, washerwoman, 118 Elbow la
Howard Nfncy, laundress, 223 Hamburg
Howard iVicholas G. porter, 91 Clipsnut
Howard Rebecca, laundress, 4 rft. Thomas ct
Howard Samuel, laborer, 3 L. McElderry
Howard Sarah, laundress, 182 Raborg
Howard Stephen, laborer, 129 Stirling
Howaid Wesley H. cooper, 49 Jefftrson
Howe H-nry, laborer, 191 s Durham
Howe Robert, laborer, 12fi n Dallas
Hoxtoi) Wm H. lai)orer, 9 Penn al
Hubbard Mary, laundress, 26 Short
Hubbard Rebecca, laundress, 138 Chesnut
Hudson Andrew, laborer, 126 Sarah Ann
Hudson Daniel R. restaurant, 28 and 30

Foundry
Hudson Harriet, laundress, 126 Sarah Ann
Hudson James, sailor, 147 York
Hudson Levi, porter, 201 Mullikin
Hudson Lemuel T waiter, 114 Holiday
Hudson Mary Jane, wash'wom. 114 Holiday
Hughes Arthur, sawyer, 64 Welcome al
Hughes Benjamin, navy, 145 s Durham
Hughes B.'tijamin, laljorer, 118 n Dallas
Hughes Elizabeth, laundress, 50 Low
Hughes Emily, washerwoman, 208 Mullikin
Hughes Columbus, laljorer, 54 Camel al
Hughes George H. fruit dealer, 114 s Bethel
Hughes Hester, 10 Jefferson ct
Hughes Hester, laundress, 249 s Charles
Hughes James, carter, 207 Mullikin
Hughes James, waiter, 117 Chesnut
Hughes Mrs Jane, 55 Wdliamson al
Hughes Josiah, grocery, 72 Jefferson
Hughes Levi, sawyer, 203 Mullikin
Hughes Loretta, cook, 39 Park
Hughes Lucy, laundress, 138 n Dallas
Humphrey Joshua, blacksmith, 320 Leaden-
hall
Humphreys Mary A. washerwom. 20 Mont-
gomery
Hunter Maria, wash'wom. 36 L. Monument
Hurse Mrs. Ellen, 194 Henrietta
Hurse John, barber, 143 Che.snut
Hurlbut Lewis, laborer, rear 108 Dugan's whf
Huston Henry, huckster, 59 L. Monument
Huston Wm. laborer, 57 Fr)rrest
Hutclnns Alexander, drayman, 50 East
Huichins L.iura, confectionery, 25 Low
Hutchins Samutj, 25 Low
Hutchins Samuel, drayman, 118 Cider al
Hutchins Susannah, school, 140 Jeff, rson
Hutchins Thomas, .sailor, 18 Leadenhall
Hutchins Wm. barber, 150 Camden
Hutt Mary G. teacher, .331 n Howard
Hutton Henry, sofa spring mak. 49 Moore al
Hatty John, mariner, 83 Jeffrson
Hyatt Wm. ship scraper, 126 s Dallas
Hyerson Wm. porter, 7 Marion
Hynson Wm. soowman, 136 n Caroline
Hythe Gabriel, sailor, 64 s Dallas

I.

Ilon Perry, restaurant, 25 Saratoo-a
Imess Wm. P. porter, 135 n D dla'^s
Impy J„hn, laborer, 52 n D,llas
Innes Teresa, laundress, 37 Chesnut
Iness Wm. P. porter, 135 n Dallas

Inloes Natiianiel, drayman, 55 Josephine ct
Irvan Lemuel, laborer, 6 Lead^-nhall
Isaacs Adaline, laundress, 8 s Bethel
Isaacs Francis, laborer, 11 Herring's ct
Isaacs Henry, hostler, 88 w Fayette
Isaacs Jane Julia Ann, laundress, 9 Jew al
Isaacs Jarret, laborer, 195 s Dallas
Isaacs Perry, teamster, 9 Jew al
Isaacs Wm. H. sailor, 11 Herring's ct
Island Jesse, laborer, 26 St. Paul, up stairs

Jack John, barber, 149 Sarah Ann

Jackson A. laborer, 29 Jordan a!

Jackson Alfred, hackman, 21 Tyson al

Jackson Anna, 68 Tyson

Jackson Arthur, steward, 123 Hill

Jackson BMijamin, caulker, lt>2 s Bjthel

Jackson Dirius, porter, 8 Penn al

Jackson Ellen, washerwoman, 4 Ridgaway ct

Jackson Eliza, 75 Davis

Jackson Eliza, laundress, 173 s Bethel

Jackson Elizabeth, cook, 186 Henrietta

Jackson Elizabeth, cook, 15 Walnut al

Jackson Elizabeth, laundress, 33 Rose

Jackson Elizabeth, cook, 7 Saulsbury al

Jackson Emeline, laundress, 142SArah Ann

Jackson George, port 'r, 10 Wavne

Jackson George, coachman, 5 Raborg

Jackson George, laborer, 5 John al

Jackson George, laborer, 159 s R^gester

Jackson George, soldier, 56 L. Church

Jackson George, 10 Wayne

Jackson Harriet, laundress, 23 Forrest

Jackson Henry, mariner, 21 Tyson al

Jackson Henry, 68 Tyson al

Jackson Henry, whiiewasher, 71 Cider al

Jackson Henry, shoemaker, 12 Mott

Jackson Henry, rope nrjaker, Hamilton al bet.

Eden and Central av
Jackson Henry, laborer, 37 Burgundy al
Jackson HiMiry, whitewasher, 72 Cider al
Jackson Isaac, coachitian, 38 Moore al
Jackson Jacob, sexton, 3 B thel row
Jackson James B. caulker, 143 s Wolfe
Jackson James L. sailor, 27 Hull's la
Jackson James, porter, 26 Park
Jackson James, porter, 10 Wayne
Jackson James, laborer, 166 York
Jackson James T. porter, 9 Rose
Jackson Jas. W. whitewasher, 87 Hargrove al
Jackson James, waiter, 74 Holiday
Jackson James, tender, 3 Birkhead ct
Jackson John, caulker, 10 s Dallas
Jackson John W. caulker, 20 Stockton ai
Jackson Jolin E. soldier, 54 Vine
Jackson Levi, laborer, 93 Chesnut
Jackson Margaret, 18 Short
Jackson Mary, grocery, 15 Hamilton
Jackson Mary Ann, laundress. 216 Dover
Jackson Mary E. seamstress, rear 108 North
Jackson Maria, seamstress, .54 Vine
Jackson Martha, porter, 71 Necessity al
Jackson Mary A. washerwoman, 193 s Sharp
Jackson Mary Ann, laundress, 169 York
Jackson Mary A. washerwoman, 58 s Dallas
Jackson Mary A. laundress, 198 York
Jackson Maulsby,jr. waiter, 205 Mullikin
Jackson Maulsby, stevedore, 205 Mullikin

Jackson , huckster, 5 Page al

Jackson Philip, drayman, 66 Orchard
Jackson Rachel, 9 Rose

J. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Koseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constanUy on hand, 31 Spear's WTi»rf.

Well-dressed People buy theii- Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

COLORED PERSONS.

489

Jackson Rachel, llTChesnat
Jackson Richard, farmer, 17 Raborg
Jackson Ri-ubcn, restaurant, 11 Saratoga
Jackson Samuel, 12 State
Jackson Samuel T. drayman, 14 Peirce
Jackson Samuel, laborer, 139 Dallas
Jackson Samuel F. laborer, 14 Peirce
Jackson Samuel, laborer, 71 Wayne
Jackson Sarah A. seanistress, 6 Ivy al
Jackson Susan, laundress, 18 Short
Jackson Susan, house cleaner, 101 East
Jackson Susan, laundress, 206s Dallas
Jackson Thomas, sailor, 125 s Bi'ihel
Jackson Thomas, blacksmith, 126 Ensor
Jackson Thomas, cook, 282 A.isquilh
Jackson Thomas, porter, 223 s Eutaw
Jackson Wesley, laborer, 31 Chesnut al
Jackson Whitiin^ton, mariner, 95 s Bethel
Jackson Wm. coachman, 25 Chesnut al
Jackson Wm. caulker, 165 s Bethel
Jackson Wm. H. shoemaker, Saratoga near

Calvert, dw 12 Mott
Jackson Wm. laborer, 54 Vine
Jackson Wm. laborer, 45 L. Monument
Jackson Wm. shucker, IIG s Dallas
Jackson Willis, shoemake r, 73 Saratoga, dw

17 Hamilton
Jacobs Basil, wood sawyer, 29 Harmony la
Jacobs Kliza, laundress, 14 Jew al
Jacobs Wm. laborer, 10 Temple
Jakes Anna A. hair dresser, 121 St. Paul
Jaker Anistatia, ladies hair dressing saloon,

121 Si. Paul
Jakes Charlotte, 11 Hamilton
Jakes Henry, carter, 121 St Paul
Jakes Henry, caterer, 121 St. Paul
James Abram, laborer, 43 Chi'snat al
James Alexander, laborer, 125 York
James Elizabeih, cook, 125 York
James Florence, laundress, 46 Vine
James Henrietta, cook, 192 Tyson
James John H. drayman, 293 Hamburg
James Lewis, tanner, 84 St. Paul
James L. 27 Jordan al *

James .VI. 40 Rose

James Mary A. laundress, 26 McKim
James Mary, laundress, 1 Penn al
James Sarah, laundress, 17 Marion
James Wilson, sailor, 1 King ct
Jameson George, laborer, 1 X al
Jamison Julia A. cook, 26 Welcome al
Jedson Charles, soldier, 96 St. Mary
Jefferson B'lij. wood sawyer, 116 Stirling
Jefferson George, sawyer, 26 wagon al
Jefferson Henry, soldit-r, 278 Montgomery
Jefferson Isabella, 31 Tyson al
Jeffersini M.irtlia, washerwoman, 1 Saratoga
Jeffer>on Richard, soldier, 19 Vine
Jefferson Samuel, laborer, 347 n Howard
Jefferson Thomas, laljorer, 7 Cross al
Jeffreys Lydia A. 261 Raborg
Jenkins Ann, laundress, 320 e Fayette
Jenkins Ann, 36 Forrest
Jenkins Busirus, barber, 103 Low
Jenkins Charles, laborer, 35 Chesnut
Jenkins Clement, hostler, 4 Bank la
Jenkins Eliza, laundri^ss, 54 Vine
Jenkins Elizabeth, 7 Herring ct
Jenkins George, porter, ll)9 Chesnut
Jenkins Harriet, washerwoman, 35 Chesnut
Jenkins Hi-len, rags, 83 Union
Jenkins Henry, oyster house, 162 Raborg,

dw 62 Welcome al

Jenkins Jacob, soldier, 121 York
Jenkins Jacob, porter, 81 Chesnut al
Jenkins Miss J. seamstress, 54 Williamson al
Jenkins John, rear of 210 Hug'^es
Jenkins John W. wood sawyer, 76 L. Church
Jenkins Maria, laundress, 6 Jew al
Jenkins Maria, 86 St. Paul
Jenkins Margaret, house cleaner, 35 Chesnut
Jenkins Perry, waiter, 6 Jew al
Jenkins Peter, laborer, 95 Chesnut
Jenkins Phoebe, laundress, 29 Biddle al
Jenkins Rachel, 78 L. McElderry
Jenkins Rachel, 14 Short
Jennings Mary J. cook, 16 Union
Jennings Margaret, laundress, 34 Jefferson
Jennings Stephen, shucker, 262 Hamburg
Jennings Thomas, oyster shucker, 86 Watson
Jervis George W. laborer, 59 Chatsworlh
Jewell Nancy, seamstress, 97 Williamson al
Jobb John, laborer, 10 Tripolets' al
Jobes Jeremiah, shldier, 30 Raborg
Johns Henry, laborer, 5 House ct
Johns Jefferson, laborer, 72 Moore al
Johns Joseph, laborer, 72 Moore al
Johns Leonard, lumber worker, 217 s Charles
Johns Wm. F. lumber worker, 247 s Charles
Johns Wm laborer, 213 Hamburg
Johnson Aaron, wagoner, 34 Clay
Johnson Aaron, laborer, 206 H imburg
Johnson Aaron, laborer, 21 Dou;;lass
Johnson Abraham, sawyer, 1!0 Cider al
Johnson Abraham, hostler, 131 n Caroline
Johnson Albert, soldier, 55 Carlton
Johnson Alexander, waiter, 71 Chesnut al
Johnson Alexander, 24 McKim
Johnson Ann M. washerwoman, 95 n Dallas
Johnson Ann, laundress, 71 .lasper
Johnson Ann, laundress, 34 Burgundy al
Johnson Ann M. 1 Union
Johnson Ann, 58 Dover
Johnson Aquilla, coal, 94 Elbow la
Johnson Archibald, laborer, 2 Pear al
Johnson Arthur, laborer, 28 .lew al
Johnson Augustus, scraper, 9 s R-^gester
Johnson Bethany, laundress, 6 Eden ct
Johnson B^;tty, 3 Forrest
Johnson Betty, 72 Short
Johnson Caroline, cook, 13 Jasper
Johnson Cassandra, laundress, 12 Hull's la
Johnson Catherine, laundress, 53 Short
Johnson Catherine, laundress, 16 Tyson al
Johnson Catherine, laundress, 7 Forrest
Johnson Catherine, laundress, 81 Warren
Johnson Charles, waiter, Chaiipell nr Framont
Johnson Chas. H. drayman, 74 L. McElderry
Johnson Charles, coachman, 57 Moore al
Johnson Charles, drayman, 23 High al
Johnson Charles, waiti;r, 64 East
Johnson Charles, drayman, 15 Union al
Johnson Charles, laborer, 67 Elbow la
Johnson Charles, sailor, 228 Hanover
Johnson Charlotte, 83 Moore al
Johnson Charlotte, 53 Raborg
Johnson Colin, laborer, 68 Chesnut
Johnson Cornelius, carter, 151 n Dallas
Johnson David, mariner, 221 Hamliurg
Johnson Dennis, woodsawver, 131 Sarah Ann
Johnson Deros, coachman, 63 L. McElderry
Johnson E. cook, 72 Morris al
Johnson E. A. 104 Welcome al
Johnson Edward, laborer, 40 Park
Johnson Edward, wagoner, 169 s Dallas
Johnson Edward, hackman, 124 Aisquith

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490

COLORED PERSONS.

Johnson Edward, jnnitnr Baltimore Business

coUri^n, cor St Paul and Lexington
Johnson Emily, laundress, 6 Jew al
Johnson Emily, laundress, 46 Douglass
Johnson Emeline seamstress, 161 s Bethel
Johnson Elijah L. S cook, 47 China
Johnson Eliza, cook, 28 Raborg;
Johnson Eliza, washerwoman, 4 Plum al
Johnson Elizabeth, 25 Saratoga
Johnson Elizabeth, 240 Hughes
Johnson Elizabetii, servant, Court house la

near St Paul
Johnson El'zabeth, 118 Holiday-
Johnson Ellen, laundress, 36 Welcome al
Johnson Kllen, laundress, ill Moore al
Johnson Ellen, laundress, 9 Ha^ar's ct
Johnson Ellen, laundress, 92 Orchard
Johnson Frank, laboi-er, rear 156 n Eden
Johnson Franklin, drayman, 25 China
Johnson George, carter, 54 Burgundy al
Johnson George, waitfr, 345 n Howard
Johnson Geo. H. sawyer. Shad al nr Greene
Johnson George, sailor, 155 Low
Johnson George, porter, 85 L. Church
Johnson George T. barber, 7 Raborg
Johnson Georgearna, cook, 197 s Sharp
Johnson Hannah, laundress, 27 n Sharp
Johnson Hannah, laundress, 60 Orchard
Johnson Hannah, laundress, 20 Cider al
Johnson Harriet, nurse, 128 Sarah Ann
Johnson Harriet, rook, 12 Jordon al
Johnson Harriet, 26 Ji fferson
Johnson Henrietta, 2 Harnden'sct
Johnson Henrietta, 109 Orchard
Johnson H'^nry, coachman, 90 Raborg
Johnson Henry, woodsawyer, 97 Chesnut
Johnson H'-nrv, laborer, 114 n Dallas
Johnson Henry, 15 Temple
Johnson Hi-nry, hod carrier, 91 Sarah Ann
Johnson Henry, drayman, 40 Union
Johnson Henry, coachman, 163 Sarah Ann
Johnson Henry, hosiler, 22 Arch
Johnson Hester, cook, 24 Edward
Johnson Horace, carter, 19 Jasper
Johnson Horace, whitewasher, 51 Dover
Johnson Hugh, waiter, 4 .Tew al
Johnson Isiac, carter, 10 Chesnut al
Johnson Isaac, laborer, 117 Sarah Ann
Johnson Israel, laborer, L. Paca nr Conway
Johnson Isaiah, hostler, 81 Arch
Johnson Jacob, whitewasher. 31 State
Johnson Jacob, shoemaker, 112 Chesnut
Johnson James, sailor, 26 Vine
Johnson James, mariner, 155 Low
Johnson James, porter, 26 L Monument
Johnson James, waiter, 60 Vine
Johnson James, 22 Tessier
Johnson James, carter, 88 L. Church
Johnson James, waiter, 60 Vine
Johnson James, laborer, 5 Mechanic's ct
Johnson James, laborer, 268 s Howard
Johnson Jas. hostler, Stockton al nr Hollins
Johnson James, 99 (Jrcliard
Johnson James, carter, 44 Greenwillow
Johnson James, shoemaker, 61 w Fayette,

dw East near Fayette
Johnson James, whitewasher, 39 Chesnut
Johnson James, jr. carter, 226 Hanover
Johnson Jas. H. A. barber, 373^ German, dw

37 Perry
Johnson James, laborer, 65 Pine al
Johnson Jarrett, hay dealer, 75 Moore al
Johnson Jeremiah, soldier, 45 Clay

Johnson Jeremiah, soldier, 131 Sarah Ann
Johnson John, hod carrier, 3 ivy al
Johnson John W. laborer, 124 Tyson
Johnson John, laborer, 5 Jolmal
Johnson John, caulker, 161 s Bethel
Johnson John, hostler. 39 H'orrest
Johnson John W. 1 iVladij^on ct
Johnson John, porter, 64 Dover
Johnson John, porter, 941 Orleans
Johnson John, laborer, h9 n Dallas
Johnson John, laborer, 161 s Bethel
Johnson John, brickmakei-, 72 n Spring
Johnson Joseph, laborer, 1 Douglass
Johnson Joseph, brickm iker, 8 Short al
Johnson Joseph, wagoner, 4 Wa^ron al
Johnson Joseph, drayman, 305 .s Howard
Johnson Joseph, porter, 24(1 L. Hughes
Johnson Joseph, engineer, 23 Low
Johnson Joshua, waiter, 52 Sarah Ann
Johnson Joshua, eating saloon, basement 11

Mercer, dw 14 Slate
Johnson Julia, laundress, 270 s Howard
Johnson Julia, laundres«, 155 Low
Johnson Julia, 27 Jordan al
Johnson Julia A. washerwo'n, 17 Guilford al
Johnson Laura, house cleaner, 13 Jasper
Johnson Lewis, laborer, 43 Moore al
Johnson Littleton, laborer, 69 Sarah Ann
Johnson Louisa, doctress, 54 L. McElderry
Johnson Louisa, cook, 116 Sarah Ann
Johnson Lucy, washerwoman, 15 Wayne
Johnson Lydia A. 108 n Dallas
Johnson Lytida, 192 s Dallas
.Tolinson Maria, cook, 18 Leadenhall
Johnson Martha, 35 Edward
Johnson Martha, 11 East
Johnson Mary, washerwoman, 16 n Dallas
Johnson Mary A. cook, 163 Sarah Ann
Johnson Mary, 235 Orleans
Johnson Mary A mi, laundress, 131 n Caroline
Johnson Mary, laundress, 18 Short
Johnson Mary, rear 193 s Charles
Johnson Mary, 73 Perry
Johnson Mary, washerwoman, 41 Low
Johnson Mary J. washerwoman, 155 Low
Johnson Mary E. laundress, 6 Tripoiet's al
Johnson Maurice, Inborer, 30 Perry
Johnson Milkey, washerwoman, 13 Jasper
Johnson Nath'l, oyster shucker, 47 Penn al
Johiison Nicholas, lal)orer, 1! Marion
Johnson Noah F. mariner, 49 Jefferson
Johnson Paul, laborer, 2 Shad al
Johnson Perry, laborer, Francis near Madi-
son la
Johnson Perry, grain measurer, 211 Hamburg
Johnson Philip, sawyer, 220 Hanover
Johnson Pleas, drayman, 131 Stirling
Johnson Rachael, 3 Mechanics' ct
Johnson Rebecca, seamstress, 121 Hill
Johnson Rebecca, school teacher, 47 China
Jonnson Rebecca, laundress, 4 Salisbury al
Johnson Richard, tanner, 103 n Howard
Johnson Richard M. whitewasher, 1 Bell al
Johnson Richard, porter, 114 Dover
Johnson Richard, mariner, 3 Kimmel al
Johnson Richard M. 1 Be'hel ct
Johnson Robert, .aborer, 178 Mullikin
Johnson Robert, caulker, 179 s Dallas
Johnson Robert, laborer, 10 McElderry ct
Johnson Samuel, oyster shuck. 49 L. Pleasant
Johnson Samuel, laborer. 143 York
Johnson Saniuel, laborer, 68 Vine
Johnson Samuel, sawyer, 217 Hughes

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COLORED PERSONS.

491

Johnson Samup), laborer, 38 Haw
Johnson Samuel, drayman, 245 s Eutaw
Johnson Samuel, drayman, 46 St. Mary
Johnson iSamuel, porter, 64 Dover
Johnson Samuel, fireman, 22 s Dallas
Johnson Samuel, laborer, Tenpin alley near

Spring
Johnson Sarah, laundress, 9 Wagon al
Johnson Sarah, restaurant, ^ Foundry
Johnson Sarah, cook, rear 41 n Sharp
Johnson Sarah, house cleaner, 7 Forrest
Johnson Solomon, laborer, 122 s Dallas
Johnson Sophia, cakes and pies, bas<"ment ,34

St. Paul
Johnson Stephen, butcher, 106 Ensor
Johnson Stephen, barber, 90 Tyson
Johnson Stephen, coachman, 206 w Fayette
Johnson Stephen, 3-i Dover
Johnson Stepiien, porter, 107 Chesnut
Johnson Susan, 96 Che.snut
Johnson Susan, washerwoman, 41 China
Johnson Susan, 34 Moore a!
Johnson Susan, laundress, 96 Chesnut
Johnson Susan J. washerwoman, 58 Sarah

Ann
Johnson Theresa, 79 East
Johnson Thomas, trader, 7 Raborg
Johnson Thomas, brickmaker, 53 Raborg
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 4 Salisbury al
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 46 Moore al
Johnson liinmas, sailor, 118 Orchard
Johnson Thomas, soldier, 41 China
Johnson Thomas, laboer, 402 s Charles
Johnson Thomas, mariner, 116 s Bethel
Johnson Thomas, painter, 7 Mechanics' ct
Johnson Thomas, sailor, 117 Sarah Ann
Johnson Thomas, huckster, 69 L. McElderiy
Johnson Thduiiis, brickmaker, 402 s Charles
Johnson Tiios. C. waiter, 36 Raborg
Johnson Titus, deck iiand, 1 Bethel row
Johnson Walter, whitewash 27 Slemmer's al
Johnson Walter L. barber, 4 n Gay, dw 166

East
Johnson Warren, artist, 6 Hamilton
Johnson Wesley, waiter, 47 L. Monument
Johnson William, laborer, 112 Sarah Ann
Johnson Wm. caulker, 19'i s Durham
Johnson Wm. H., Orleans betw Aisquith and

Central av
Johnson W^m. laliorer, 95 Chesnut
Johnson Wm. laborer, 110 Sarah Ann
Johnson Wm. laborer, 39 Burgundy al
Johnson Wm. farmer, 95 Stirling
Johnson Wm. waiter, 26 Tessier
Johnson Wm. laborer, 23 JefFerson
Johnson Wm. laborer, 214 Dover
Johnson W^m. saw sharpener, 34 Jefferson
Johnson Wm. laborer, 14 Edward
Johnson Wm. oyster shucker, 109 Sarah Ann
Johnson Wm. brickmaker, 55 Johnson
Johnson Wm. seaman, 180 s Dallas
Johnson Wm. H. E. drayman, 26 Tessier
Johnson Wm carter, 122 s Bethel
Johnson Wm. sailor, 114 Hull's la
Johnson Wm. H. T. porter, 68 Davis
Johnson Mrs. Wm. trimming store, 103 n

Howard
Johnson Wm. sawyer, 23 s Bethel
Johnson Wm. oyster shuck. 109 Welcome al
Johnson Wm. W. coachman, 22 Tessier
Johnson Wm. 55 Davis
Johnston Elias, laborer, 23 Chesnut al
Joice Charlotte, 254 Raborg

Joice Phillis. cook, 532 w Baltimore

Jolly Isaac, butcher, 12 Edward

Jolly Nancy. 34 Chesnut

Jolly Susan, 34 Chesnut

Jones Abraham, wood sawyer, 151 Sarah Ann

Jones Alfred, laborer, 19 n Sharp

Jones Albert, stevedore, ] 16 s Dallas

Jones Amelia, 20 Hull's la

Jones Amos, laborer, 15 Booth

Jones Mrs. Ann, 121 s Bethel

Jones Anna, rook, 1 Bethel ct

Jones Anne, laundress, 1 Bethel ct

Joni'S Anne, 82 Chesnut

Jones Andrew D. bottler, 26 Douglass

Jones Anthony, laborer, 8 Douglass

Jones Arthur, porter, 72 Orchard

Jones Asbury, cook, 317 n Howard

Jones & Briscoe, (J. P. Jones, E. Briscoe,)

provisions, 22 Richmond
Jones P.enj. laborer, 5 Uagar s ct
Jones Caroline, laundress, 6 Short al
Jones Caroline, washerwo'n, 26 Josephine ct
Jones Catharine A. seamstress, 2 Hull's la
Jones Daniel, laborer, 91 Arch
Jones Edward, mariner, 280 Montgomery
Jones Eli, caulker, 64 s Bethel
Jones Elijah, mariner, 49 Mullikin
Jones Elisha, fisherman, 4 Leaddnhall
Jones Eliza, 53 Chesnut al
Jones Elizalieth, 11 China
Jones Elizabeth, 8 Forney al
Jones Khzabeih, laundress, 49 Front n of

Foundry
Jones Elizabeth, washerwoman, 76 Chesnut
Jones Emanuel, fruiterer, 263 Montgomery
Jones Kmily J. dressmaker, 4 Peach al
Jones Eniily, laundress, 266 Raborg
Jones Fanny, washerwoman, 41 Low
Jones Geo. waiter, 20 Holiday
Jones Geo. sailor, 47 Chesnut al
Jones Geo. laborer, 220 Hughes
Jones Gracey, seamstress, 54 Orchard
Jones Gracey, seamstress, 263 Montgomery
Jones Hannah, 94 Tyson
Jones Harriet, cook, 10 Richmond
Jones Harriet, washerwoman,*^ Eutaw ct
Jones Henrietta, laundress. 4 Hamilton
Jones Henry, laborer, 175 Mullikin
Jones Henry, hod carrier, 79 Church
Jones Henry, hod carrier, 135 York
Jones Henry, sawyer, 106 n Dallas
Jones Hester, laundress, 205 Vine
Jones Horace, laborer, 2 Jordan al
Jones Hugh, drayman, 208 Hamburg
Jones Isaac, brick maker, 12 Boyd
Jones Isaac, laborer, 252 Raborg
Jones Isaac, laborer, 57 Tyson
Jones Isaac, 1 John al
Jones Isaiah, porter, 28 Boyd
Jones Israel, caulker, 37 Edward
Jones Israel, 2b Edward
Jones Jacob, laborer, 120 Jasper
Jones James, coachman, 8 Hamilton
Jones Rev. James A. 8 Peach al
Jones James, waiter, 72 Orchard
Jones James, drayman, 19 n Sharp
Jones James, coachman, 4 Lerew al
Jones Jane, laundress, 10 Richmond
Jones Jane, 64 n Ann
Jones Jenkins, porter, 225 s Howard
Jones John, sailor, 6 s Durham
Jones John, oyster shucker, 28 Edward
Jones John, steward, 212 s Castle

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492

COLORED PERSONS.

.Tones John, caulker, 137 n Dallas
Jones John, hod carrier, 241 Hughes
Jones John, porter, 31 State
Jones Joiin, drayman, 63 Orchard
Jones John, drayman, 312 \v Baltimore
Jones John P. (Jones & Briscoe,) 38 Rich-
mond
Jones John D. whitewasher, 6 Inloes al
Jones John W. whip sawyer, 51 Park
Jones John, laborer, 149 Hill
Jones John, whitewasher, 4 McElderry's ct
Jones John A. hair perfumer, and manuf. of

hair dye, 23 e Baltimore
Jones Joseph, laborer, 118 Hill
Jones Joshua, whip sawyer, 7 High al
Jones Joshua, drayman, 48 Lewis
Jones Justus, porter, .'{5 Moore al
Jones Leah, variety store, 31 Druid Hill av
Jones Levin W. 279 H mover
Jones Littleton, laborer, 89 Hill
Jones Littleton, clerk, 262 s Sharp
Jones Mary E. laundress, 16 Vine
Jones Mary laundress, 111 Low
Jones Mary H. seamstress, 40 Davis
Jones Mary C. laundress, 137 n Dallas
Jones Margaret, laundress, 76 Chesnut
Jones Margaret, laundress, 2 Bethel row
Jones Margaret, laundress, 9 Forrest
Jones Margaret, laundress, 16 Hull's la
Jones Nathan, coachman, 340 n Howard
Jones Peter, hostler, 6 Bath
Jones Pet'^r M. whitewasher, 9 Douglass
Jones Philip, laborer, 8 Forney al
Jones Prince, waiter, 94 Tyson
Jones Rebecca, 287 s Eutaw
Jones Rebecca, washerwoman, 166 Henrietta
Jones Richard, caulker, 87 East
Jones Richard, caulker, 45 Mullikin
Jones Robert, sailor, 9 Cecil
Jones Robert, waiter, 22 n Greene
Jones Robert, carter, 147 Bank
Jones Samyel, laborer, 119 Chesnut
Jones Samuel, laborer, 90 Welcome al
Jones Samuel, mariner, 41 State
Jones Sarah, cook, 158 York
Jones Sarah, cook, 75 Union
Jones Sarah, 301 s Eutaw
Jones Sarah A. laundress, 9 Lewis
Jones Sarah, laundress, 10 Ivy al
Jones Sarah, cook, 48 Douglas
Jones Susan, cook, 67 Chesnut
Jones Shadrach, car|)enter, 5 Carson ct
Jones Thomas, stevedore, ll.'i s Bethel
Jones Thomas, soldier, 56 St. Mary
Jones Thomas, waiter, 185 Mullikin
Jones Thomas, wood sawyer, 1 Lewis
Jones Thomas, waiter. 136 Stirling
Jones Thomas, waiter, 25 Edward
Jones Thomas, pilot, 168 s Sharp
Jones Vioh'tta, washerwoman, 146 Sarah Ann
Jones Wm. fireman, 36 Welcome al
Jones Wm. rags, 13 Jasper
Jones Wm. waiter, 26 St. Paul
Jones Wm. P. barber, 26 St. Paul
Jones Wm. H. A. drayman, 140 York
Jones Walter, soldier, 69 Arch
Jones Wm. laborer, 8 Forney al
Jordan Antoinette, 103 Orchard
Jordan Ferdinand, huckster, 52 Lewis
Jordan Henrietta, 3 Half Moon al
JORDAN JA.\1ES H. cabinet maker and
undertaker, 129 Chesnut, dw St. Paul near
Centre

Jordan James- H. cabinet maker and under"

taker, 131 Chesnut
Jordan John C. undertaker, 71 Park
Jordan Mrs. John, 131 Chesnut
Jordan Rebecca, laundress, 6 Forney al
Jordan Thomas, drayman, 6 Forney al
Jordan Joshua, cabinet maker, 131 Chesnut
.Toyce Charles, soldier, 76 Moore al
Joyce George 0. laborer, 251 w Hoffman
Joyce Harriet, cook, 27 L. Monument
Joyce Wm. shoemaker, 67 Elbow la
Jurand Francis, carter, 172 Tyson

K

Kane Charlotte, laundress. 36 s Dallas
Kane Dripple, laborer, 45 s Bethel
Kane George, soldier, 14 Leadenhall
Kane Henry, sailor, 12 Jf'ff- rson

Kane , sailor, 133 York

Kane James A. caulker, 115 s Dallas

Kane Richard, whitewasher, 101 Hill

Kane Samuel, laborer, 200 Hamburg

Kane Sophia, laundress, 119 St. Paul

Kane Thomas, laborer, 9 Cecil

Kane Thomas, soldier, 21 Arch

Karney Ralph, laborer, 73 s Bethel

Keeller Wm. brickmaker, 247 Hughes

Keer Richard, laborer, Necessity al

Keeth Daniel, caulker, 142 s Caroline

Keily Dennis, laborer, 73 s Bethel

Keiser Mary, house cleaner, 4 Hull's la

Keith Charles, caulker, 184 s Dallas

Kelso Allen, laborer, 147 n Dallas

Kell Elijah sailor, 1 Douglass

Kell James, brickmaker, 74 Burgundy al

Kell Barney, laborer, 54 Camel al

Kelley George, porter, 93 n Dallas

Kelley Martha, laundress, 67 Union

Kellum Geo. steamboatman, 32 Elbow la

Kellum Wm. mariner, 154 York

Kelly Dandridge, 27 Hamilton

Kelly George M. barber, 195 Saratoga

Kelly John, laborer, 2 X al

Kelly Stephen, carpenter, 245 Raborg

Kelly Washington, laborer, 1 Aisquith ct

Kemp Joseph, brickmaker, 90 Leadenhall

Kenedy Sarah, laundress, 27 Front north of

Foundry
Kennard James, waiter, 34 Clay
Kennedy Alexander, drayman, 283 Hamburg
Kenner Thomas, brickmaker, 322 Aliceanna
Kennerd Isaac, hostler, 47 n Sharp
Kent Wm. whitewasher, 6 Mpchanics' ct
Keyer Harriet, seamstress, 212 Hamburg
Keyer Mrs. Millcy 104 s S()ring
Key Mary, laundress, 6 X al
Keys Eliza, laundress, 176 Mullikin
Keys James, cook, 68 n Spring
Keys Jeremiah, wagoner, 47 Chesnut al
Keys Richard, laborer, 72 iNeces>ity al
Keys Wm. oyster shucker, 68 .losephine
King Charles, hod carrier, 42 Hill
King James, laborer, 27 China
King James, Vine al r^ar 29 n Amity
King Maria A. laundress, 274 Montgomery-
King Mary, laundress, 23 Forrest
King Samuel, hostler, 22 Forrest
Knight Mary, tavern, 19 Marion
Konig Ann, laundress, 46 Carlton
Kornish Thomas, laborer, 158 York

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COLORED PERSONS.

493

Labar August, shucker, 54 St. Paul
Lackman Diuiiel, laborer, 70 Chesnut
L-dcount R.icliel, laundress, 13 s Bethel
Laddy John, laborer, 32 Elbow la
Lafontaine Jane, liucksteress, 103 Orchard
Landerson Charles, waiter, 215 Vine
Landes George, sailor, 15 Peach al
Landley Thomas, mariner, 87 Jefferson
Landsell Wm. waiter, 55 L. Pleasant
Landsey Ann, laundress, 73 Dover
Lane Abraham, coachman, 40 L. Pleasant
Lane Ruth, house cleaner, 126 Chesnut
Lanenmore Robert, seaman, 162 s Dallas
Lamoin Louisa, 162 Bank
Lankford George, 33 Short
Lankford Mrs. John H. 203 Hamburg
Lanman George, mariner, 1 Gillingham al
Lanman Richard, laborer, 61 s Dallas
Lanman Wm. laborer, 2 Spring Garden av
Larkins James, drayman, 1 Sarah Annn
Larkins Lucy, washerwoman, 46 Forrest
Lau James, seaman, 14 s Bethel
Laurens Chas. laborer, 21 n Sharp
Laurens Harkley, sawyer, 200 Bethel
Lawrence Henry, laborer, 37 Guilford
Lawrence Jesse, huckster, 302 Raborg
Lawrence Susan, laundress, 44 Moore al
Lawrence Susan, laundress, 19 State
Lawry Barbara A. yu Raborg
Laws Beverly D. barber, 41^.2 Centre market

space, dw 13 Hull's la
Lawson Anna, laundress, 6 Short
Leutherberry Cluuiiy, laundress, 6 Leaden-
hall
Leatherberry Winder, sailor, 6 Leadenhall
Lebark Charles, barber, 217 e Baltimore, dw

9 s Spring
Lecompt Ann M. house cleaner, 29 Forrest
Lecompt Sarah Ann, waslierwoman, 39 Low
Lecompt Sophia, house cleaner, 29 Forrest
Lecompt Witzen, stevedore, 12.3 s Spring
Le Charse Wm. waiter, 6 State
Le Vatt Ellen, washerwoman, 148 Low
Lee Andrew, whilewaslier, 2 Short st. ct
Lee Abraham, 1 Stu'ling al
Lee Charles, laborer, 10 Short al
Lee Catherine, laundress, 49 Chesnut
Lee Charles L. J. porter, 188 Park
Lee Charles, butcher, 75 n Bethel
Lee Clem, 72 s Dallas

Lee Corneluis, woodsawyer, 34 Morris al
Lee Denard, drayman, 8 Hull's la
Lee Eliza, 10 Saulsbury
Lee Elizabeth, washerwoman, 34 Chesnut
Lee Mrs. Elizabeth, 17 Rose
Lee Eliza, rear 213 Hughes
Lee Ellen, 188 Park

Lee Frederick, grain measurer, 83 Leaden-
hall
Lee George, steward, Jefferson ct
Lee Henrietta, seamstress, 84 Centre
Lee Henrietta, laundress, 173 Mullikin
Lee Hester, laundress, 71 a Dallas
Lee Isaiah R. caulker, 30 Short
Lee Jacob, whitewasher, 173 Mullikin
Lee Jacob, laborer, 7 Slemmer's al
Lee James, drayman, 5 Slemmer's al
Lee James, drayman, ]81 York
Lee Jesse, porter, 51 China
Lee John H. drayman, 10 Vine
Lee Joseph, laborer, 19 Orbit al

Lee Joseph, caulker, 34 Short

Lee Lewis, porter, 188 Park

Lee Levi, laborer, 34 Morris al

Lee Levin, laborer, 9 Salisbury al

Lee Maria, chambermaid, 306 s Howard

Lee Mary, 6 Harfoid av

Lee Margaret, laundress, 53 L. Monument

Lee Mary, 51 Sp(U't

Lee Mary J. cook, 4 Temple

Lee Mary Jane, 112 n Central av

Lee Nancy, laundress, 35 Forrest

Lee Nathaniel, mariner, 67 L. McElderry

Lee Nathaniel, laborer, 66 Sarah Ann

Lee Rebecca, 2 Lloyd

Lee Robert, 46 s Dallas

Lee Sarah, laundress, 131 n Spring

Lee Spencer, soldier, 67 Union

Lee Wesley, laborer, 34 Chesnut

Lee Wm. mariner, 67 L. McElderry

Lemmon James, drayman, 96 Stiles

Lemmon Mrs. Wm. 292 e Fayette

Leonard John H. 2 John al

Leonard Robert, whitewasher, 227 Hamburg

Lester Geo. W. huckster, 137 Hill

Levy Charles, drayman, 7 House ct

Levy Matilda, laundress, 76 Holland

Lewey John, caulker, 164 s Dallas

Lindsey Josephine, washerwoman, 3 Tyson a

Lewis Abraham, soldier, 12 L. Monument

Lewis Andrew, coachsmiih, 54 Peirce

Lewis Ann, laundress, 17 Penn al

Lewis C. laundress, 21 King

Lewis Dominic, laborer, 6 Hagar's ct

Lewis Dominic, laborer, 35 Forrest

Lewis Edward, laborer, 201 Hamburg

Lewis Edward, porter, 149 n Gay

Lewis Elijah E. plasterer, 43 Jefferson

Lewis Elizabeth, laundress, 20 Green willow

Lewis George W. porter, 40 Orchard

Lewis George W. sailor. Wagon al

Lewis , laborer, 4 Union ct

Lewis John, sailor, 3 Painters' ct
Lewis Joshua, lab. Union near Druid Hill av
Lewis Lydia Ann, laundress, 15 Park
Lewis Malvina, confectionery, 205 Eastern av
Lewis Mttry, laundress, 9 Riddle ct
Lewis Matthew, farmer, 310 Raborg
Lewis Peter, caulker, 132 s Durham
Lewis Samuel, drayman, 47 Diamond
Lewis Samuel, oyster shucker, 148 Dallas
Lewis Sarah, laundress, 153 Sarah Ann
Lewis Thomas, cook, 165 s Dallas
Lewis Thomas, laborer, 211 Dover
Lewis Wm. B. waiter, 15 Park
Lilly Coleman, soldier, 1 Troxten
Lilly Elizabeth, laundress, 64 Union
Lilly George, soldier, 64 Union
Lilly Mary, laundress, 134 n Spring
Limberrv, John, drayman, 109 Orchard
Linberry Rob't, whip sawyer, 143 s Durham
Lindenberger Maria, 40 Wayne
Lindenburger Daniel, sailor, 291 s Eutaw
Linn David, blacksmith, 35 Chesnut al
Linn Kitty, midwife, 4 Jew al
Linn Perry, blacksmith, 223 Dover
Linthicum Francis J. laborer, 39 William-
son al
Little Apolonia, 4 Bradwick al
Lively James, waiter, 104 Chesnut
Lively James, waiter, 39 Moore al
Lively Julia, confectionery, 34 Davis
Lively S. tinner, 34 Davis
Lloyd Andrew, laborer, 48 s Dallas

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494

COLORED PERSONS.

Lloyd David, 106 s Sharp

Lloyd Eliza, sianisiress, 94 Henrietta

Lloyd .lofiiali, fiirman, 94 Henrietta

Lloyd Wm. caulker, 180 s Bethel

Lockcrinrtii BimiJ. F. stevedore, 277 Forrest

Lockermari Frances, cook, 89 Arch

Lockerman John H. stevedore, 43 MuUikin

Lockerman Priscilla, 135 Low

Locks Elisha, laborer, 319 s Howard

Locks Ehzabi'ih, 4 Jefferson ct

Locks John W. livery. 69 s VVolfe

Locks Stephen, mariner, 1 Swan al

Logan Hanson, hod carrier, Vine al rear of

31 n Amity
Loggins Mary, laundress, 34 Jordon al
Loggins Peter, porter, 190 Tyson
Lomack Emma, grocery, 84 Urchard
Lomack Tiiomas, huckster, 84 Orchard
Long Charlctle, washerwoman, 322 e Fayette
Long JNflary A. cook, 94 Henrietta
Long Pcdbert, cooper, 3J Lexington
Loston Siuiiuid, laljorer, 12 State
Louse Simon, waiter, 20 Murris al
Love Louisa, 15 fhilpot •
Loveday Harriet, 125 Welcome
Lovely Hf-nry, cigar makt r, 87 East
Lovelv Liiuisa, laundress, 40 Lewis
Low Maria, chambermaid, 70 East
Lowbar Aiamiicia, 4() King
Lowry John, porter, Moore al
Lloyd Mary K. 3 Half Moon al
Lozier Frederick, laborer, 22 Wayne
Lucas Charlottee, laundress, 114 Welcome al
Jjucas Georije, drayman, 38 Park
Lucas George, sailnr, 81 Cider al
Lucas Joshua, brickmaker, 35 Harmony al
Lucas Joshua, brickmaker, 3 Page al
Lucas Robert, drayman, 46 Haw
Lucas Thomas G. 15 Walnut al
Lucatt Louis, whitewaslier, 37 Low
Ludlow John, drayman, 74 Moore al
Lyle Richard, laborer, 126 Cider al
Lyle Mrs. Sofronia, 109 Jasper
Lyles Jiisephuie, seamstress, rear of 12 State
Lymberry George W. porter, 186 Park
Lymus Maria, 55 L. Pleasant
Lynch Cassey, washerwoman, 24 Boyd
Lynch John, soldier, 8 Ivy al
Lynch John, laborer, 51 L. Monument
Lynch Lewis, laliorer, 57 Carlton
Lynch Milkey, washerwoman, 24 Boyd
Lynn Elizabeth, cook, 15 China
Lyons isaiah, carter, 4 Penn al
Lyons Jaim s, laborer, 3 Saratoga ct
Lyons R. gov'mentemploy, 57 Williamson al

M.

Mack Mary, laundress, 85 Hill

Mack Thomas, mariner, 87 Hill

Mackel Henry, laborer, 16 Rose

Mackpherson Alexander, varnisher, 32 Park

Madden Clara, laundress, 17 Orbit al

Madden French, cabinet maker, 38 Davis

Madden Henry, sawyer, 39 Hampslead

Madden Lydia A. 46 Vine

Madden Alaihew, waiter, 46 Vine

Maddon Israel, Clinton, Canton

Maddox Charles, saw sharpener, 14 Camden,

dw 220 s Howard
Maddox Emily, house cleaner, 21 Hull's la
Maddox George, laborer, 173 York
Maddox Hannah, laundress, 6 Raborg

Maddox Henry, porter, 10 Jasper
Maddox Joseph, porter, rear of 261 L. Hughes
Maddox Julia A. washerwoman, 10 Jasper
Maddox Levin, wagoner, Saratoga ct
Maddox Louis, whitewaslier, 121 Welcome al
Maddox Mary Ann, laundress, 8!) Chesnut
Maddox Mary, house cleaner, 39 Park
Maddox Nancy, washerwoman, 114 Chesnut
Maddox Robert, brickmaker, 122 Hill
Maddox Sarah, laundress, 134 Hill
Maddox Susan, washerwoman, 21 Hull's la
Maddox Wm. sawyer. Perry near Howard
Magree Mary, washerwoman, J 36 Chesnut
Magruder Aquilla, laborer, 77 Arch
Mahaley Henrietta, servant, 8 X al
Mahamich Jerry, waiter, 45 L. Monument
Mahand Nancy, 105 Hill
Mahoney John, waiter, 237 Dover
Mahoney Mary E. 2 Hamilton
Mahorney Nelly, laudress, 117 St. Paul
Maiden John, laborer, 2 Walker ct
Mallory Fenton, waiter, 36 Piichmond
Mandors Sarah, cook, 57 East
Mann Susan, laundress, Chappell nr Fremont
Manuka George, laborer, 4 X al
Maria Ann, washerwoman, 73 Perry
Marr Mary, washerwoman, 7 Inloes al
Marrid Hannah, 8 Salisbury al
Marsh Maria, 11 Jefferson
Marshall Mrs. A. A. 29 King
Marshall Caroline, washerwoman, 72 L. Mc-

Elderry
Marshall Cornish, wagoner, 111 Welcome al
Marshall John, whitewaslier, 6 ''ollege al
Marshall Leonard, laborer, 103 Sarah Ann
Marshall Mrs.M. washerwoman, 47 William-
son al
Marshall Peter, brickmaker, 116 Hamburg
Marshall Win. E. cofft-e roaster, 12 Wayne
Martin Alexander H. clerk, 28 Park
Martin Ann M. laundretss, 109 n Dallas
Martin David F. porter, 45 Clay
Martin Fanny, washerwoman, 213 Mullikin
Martin Greenbury, soldier, 3i» L. McElderry
Martin Henry W. clerk, 2« Park
Martin Henry, wood sawyer, 60 Henrietta
Martin Jane, laundress, 45 Clay
Martin John, waiter, 45 Tyson
Martin Mehaley, seamstress, 219 s Howard
Martin Randall, woodsawyer, 67 Mulberry
Martin Wm. scowman,5 n Spring
Martin Wm. drayman, 315 s Howard

Martin , whitewasher, 2 Jordan eJ

Mason Barton S. mariner, I House ct
Mason Caroline, washerwoman, 32 Sarah Ann
Mason Edward, laborer, 7 Jew al
Mason Ellen, laundress, 94 Orchard
Mason George, confecliouei y, 10 s Sharp, dw

38 German
Mason James, waiter, 11 Low
Mason Jos. restaurant, 57 Mulberry
Mason Richard, shoemaker, 27 Fayette, dw

23 Albemarle
Mason Samuel, laborer, 49 China
Mason Susan A. 78 Stiles
Mason Thomas W. sawyer, 14 Marion
Matthews Alonzo, waiter, 112 Orchard
Matthews Ann M. laundress, 25 Jefferson
Matthews Ann, washerwoman, 65 Sarah Ann
Matthews Augustus, brickmaker, 88 Elbow la
Matthews Dan '1, wood sawyer, 146 Sarah Ann
Matthews Dennis, porter, 3 Chapel al
Matthews Elizabeth, 2 Eden-st. ct

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COLORED PERSONS.

495

Matthews Ellen, laundress, 134 York
Mattliens Geo. wagoner, 84 Cider al
Matthews Oeo soldier, 8 Rickett's al
Matthews Geo. hnsiler, 41 e Fayette
Matthew-s Henrietta, washerwoman, 59 Pearl
Matthews Henry, labnrcr, 98 Henrietta
Matthews Henry, whiiewasher, 120 Cider al
Matthews Rev. Hrnry, ]20 Cider al
Matthews James W. laborer, 86 Elbow la
Matthews James, porter, 8 Low
Matthews James H. |)orier, 18 Union
Matthews John, laborer, 16 Union
Matthews Levi, waiter, 1 Hughes ct
Matthews Liirinda, 44 L. Monument
Matthews Maria, 24 Peirce
Matthews Martha, 3 Chapel al
Matthews Mary, laundress, 1 Cross al
Matthews Minta, nur.se, 27 L. Monument
Matthews Mdses, laborer, 1(J2 Chesiiut al
Matthews Perry H. teacher, 23 Wayne
Matthews Rebecca, laundress, 193 Saratoga
Matthews Samuel, waiter. 52 Puirce
Matthews Mrs. Susan, laundress, 6 Vine
Mathews Airs. Susan, laundiess,5 Stockton al
Matthews Sarah, seamstress, 40 Davis
Matthews Thomas, whitewasher, 80 Stirling
Matthews I'hos. hostler, 352 w Baltimore
Matthews Thos. laborer, 60 Raborg
Matthews Thomas, waiter, 10 Hull's la
Matthews Thomas H. hostk-r, 126 Cider al
Matthews Wm. whittwasher, 24 Booth
Matthews Wm. drayman, 171 Mullikin
Matthews Wm. H.saih'r, 75 Sarah Ann
Mattock Spencer, laborer, 116 Dover
Maubry Harriet, laundress, 49 Biddle al
Max Alfn d, stevedore, 53 East
Max Mary, laundress, 53 East
Maxwell Henry, coachman, 81 w Monument
Maybury John, drayman, 1U6 York
Maybuiy Mahalia J. seamstress, Chappell nr

Peniia av
Maybury Mark, soldier, 14 Dawson al
Maybury Thomas, salesman, 160 s Eutaw
Mayer Joseph, hostler, 185 Tyson
Mayes Joseph, caulker, 1«2 Eastern av
Maynard Sampson, express driver, 9 Vine
Maynerd Jcdin W. drayman, 1 Cross al
Mays Alexiiia, 182 s B.'tliel
McCabe Solomon, 125 St. Paul
McComas Klizabeth, cook, 37 Tyson al
McComas Jo.*!eph, drayman, 6 Shad al
McComas Milky, laundre>s, 251 Orleans
McConkey Josenh, sailor, 24 Wagon al
McCoy Ann, washerwomann, 163 s Caroline
McCoy James, laborer, 171 s Spring
McCoy .leff. sailor, 8 X al
McCoy John, mariner, 5 Herring's ct
McCubbin Jerry, sawyer, 12 Boyd
McCubbiii Moses, wagoner, 196 Stirling
McCubbin Sarah, laundress, 12 Boyd
McCubbin Sophia, laundress, 14 Boyd
McDonald Mary A. 5 Kimmel al
McDonald Smith, waiter, 30 Orchard
McDonald Wm. H. laborer, 5 Kimmel al
McDov/ney Ann, 52 Davis
McFarland Andrew, drayman, 130 s Durham
McGill Mrs. Harriet, laundress, 4 Elbow la
McGill Josiah, laborer, 4 Elbow la
McGlaughlin Levin, ]nessnian, 54 East
McKeniiey Caroline, boarding, 136 s Caroline
McKeniiey Dennis, waiter, 9 House ct
McKey John, barber, 1 Cohen al
McKim John F. barber, 1 Cohen al

McKim Susan A. 334 n Howard

Mi-Lane Alfred, express wagon, 16 Tessier
McLaughlin Levin, mariner, 38 East
McLean Joseph, stevedore, 46 Union
McLeaney John, laborer, 9 Philpot
McPherson James A. waiter, 31 Rose
McPherson W. H caulker, 31 Rose
McQuay Martha, laundress, 6 Sarah Ann
Meads Ann, vi.:tualler, 42 Dover
Meads Geo. W. cook, 3 Hawk
Meads Jane, cook, 17 Tvson
Meads Julia, seamstress, 1 Waters' row
Meads Samuel, wagonej-, 42 Dover
Meads Wm. laborer, 3 John al
Mear Joseph, hostler, 88 w Fav°tte
Medley J(din H. soldier, 265 Hiiirhea
Meetens John, brickmaker, 11 s Bethel
Meigs Mrs. Emily, laundress, 2 Myer rt
Meredith Ann, laundress, 272 M<iiitgomery
Meredith Mary, laundress, 73 L Chureh
Meredith Richard, grain measurer, 286 3

Howard
Merene Richard, carter, 185 Mullikin
Merrian Richard, hoop sawyer, 49 s Dallas
Merritt Amelia A. laundress, 141 n Dallas
Merritt George, sawyer, 31 East
Merritt George, sawyer, 23 Kast
Merritt Wm. laborer, 23 East
Meyers Benjamin, blacksmith, 95 Watson
Milburn Geo. W. diaynian, 307 s Eutaw
Milburn James, brickmaker, 53 s Bithei
Milburn Wm. hostler, 144 Sarah Ann
Miles Abraham, laborer, 110 Cider al
Miles Daniel, whitewasher, 134 Cider al
Miles Edward, waiter, 20 Wayne
Miles Harriet, 134 Cider al
Milford Toben, waiter, 5 John al
Miller Asbury, caulker, 171 s Durham
Miller Cora, laundress, 1 17 York
Miller Elizabeth, 104 Holiday
Miller Francis, drayman, 21 Wayne
Miller Geo. W. machinist, 96 s Dallas
Miller Harriet, cook, 16 s Liberty
Miller Henry, waiter, 19 Forrest
Miller Horace, whitewasher, 3 Birckhead ct
Miller James, waiter, 16 s Liberty
Miller James, waiter, 205 Hamburg
Miller James, caulker, 150 Regesler
Miller Jane, laundress, 69 Wayne
Miller Lewis, coachman, 19 Jasper
Miller Margaret, 84 Burgundy al
Miller Richard, laborer, 66 Wayne
Miller Robert, sailor, 21 Wayne
Milh-r Rosanna, washerw'n, 208 s Caroline
Miller Sarah, 27 Cliesnut
Miller Thomas, wood sawyer, 16 Jew al
'Milligan Charles, laborer, 278 s Howard
Milligan Henry, Clinton near Copper Works
Milligan Malvina, 125 n Spring
Milligan Moses, laborer, 22 Watson
Milligan Sarah, cook, 9d Henrietta
Milligan Sophia, 278 s Howard-
Milligan Wm. sailor, 61 Orleans
Mills Catherine, seamstress, 9 Etna la
Mills Henrietta, chambermaid, 27 State
Mills Jarrett, huckster, 219 s Howard
Mills John, stevedon;, 2 Spruce al
Mills Mary, cook, 27 State
Mills Robert, sailor, 4 X al
Mills Sarah, cook, 27 State
Mills Thomas, laborer, 214 s Durham
Mills Thomas, sailor, 134 s Durham
Miner Edward, laborer, 97 Jasper

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496

COLORED PERSONS.

Mingo James, caulker, 3 n Bethel
Mingo Jdsepli, caulker, 47 s Dallas
Mitchell Alfred, butcher, 203 Raborg
Mitchell Ann R. 203 Raborg
Mitchell Ann, laundress, 39 Park
Mitchell Cyrus, drayman, 218 Hanover
Mitchell David, brick maker, 203 Raborg
Mitchell Diana, cook, 2 Inloes al
Mitchell Elizena, washerwoman, alley betw

Castle and Chester
Mitchell Eman'l, boots & shoes, 59 s Howard
Mitchell James, 79 Union
Mitchell James, caulker, 1G9 s "Wolfe
Mitchell James, waiter, 51 State
Mitchell Jane, laundress, 11 Stockton al
Mitchell Jacob, sailor, 29 Chesnut al
Mitchell John M. brickmaker, 233 Dover
Mitchell .Ichn W. mariner, 86 Lancaster
Mitchell Joseph H laborer, 20 Real's ct
Mitchell Josiali, laborer, 274 Hamburg
Mitchell Mrs. Margaret, 27 Raborg
Mitchell Mrs. Maria, seamst'ss, 86 L. Church
Mitchell iNaiicy, laundress, 95 n Dallas
Mitchell Perry, drayman, 18 Cider al
Mitchell Samuel, coffee roaster, 24 Wayne
Mitchell Thomas, drayman, 238 L. Hughes
Mitchell VVm. laborer, 136 York
Mitchell Wm. drayman, 111 King
Mole Frederick, waiter, 26 Tyson
Molison Ellen, 7 Biddle ct
Molison Francis A. carter, 12 L Paca
Moiidowney Henry, laborer, 208 s Dallas
Monroe James, B. & O. R. R. 276 s Howard
Monroe Samuel, driver, 276 s Howard
Montgomery Charles, waiter, 66 Tyson
Montgomery Elias, barber, 23 Tyson
Montgomery Sarah A. laundress, 194 s Dallas
Moody Benjamin, laborer, 67 Welcome al
Moody John B. laborer, 12 Wayne
Moonry Wtn. driver, 133 Low
Moore Agnes, washerwoman, 25 Moore al
Moore Charles F. soldier, 32 Vine
Moore Rev. Daniel W. 321 s Howard
Moore David, waiter, 18 Jordan al
Moore Ellen, laundress, 73 Jasper
Moore George, fireman, 128 n Dallas
Moore Harriet, laundress, 34 Vine
Moore Henry C. laborer, 100 Jasper
Moore Henry, sailor, 42 Chesnut
Moore Isaiah, laborer, 65 Chatsworth
Moore Isaac, laborer, 22 Edward
Moore Jacob, 111 Jasper
Moore James, sailnr, 105 s Bethel
Moore James, soldier, 19 Eutaw ct
Moore Jane, washerwoman, 15 Jordan al
Moore John, whitewasher, 18 Jordan al
Moore John C. drayman, 57 Druid Hill av
Moore John, 1 Rose
Moore Levi, drayman, 159 n Dallas
Moore Leanna, teacher, 57 Druid Hill av
Moore Mary A. 12 Peach al
Moore Martha, 4 Chesnut al
Moore Rachael, washerw'n, 45 Burgundy al
Moore Richard, laborer, 31 Arch
Moore Saiah, cook, 79 Moore al
Moore Sarah, 282 e Fayette
Moore Sf.rah E laundress, 34 Wayne
Moore Mrs. Susiri, seamstress, Dover e of

Fremont
Moore Susan, house cleaner, 40 Chesnut
Moore Thomas, coachman, 1 Rose
Moore Wm. laborer, 75 Chesnnt
Moore Wm. waiter, 41 Lexington

Morgan Edward, laborer, 51 East
Morgan Frances, laundress, 13 Biddle ct
Morgan Henrietta, laundress, 90 Tyson
Morgan James, stevedore, 110 Chesnut
Morgan John, waiter, 84 St. Mary
Morgan Margaret, laundress, 36 n Dallas
Morgan Mary, laundress, 306 Raborg
Morgan Mary, laundress, 78 Chesnut
Morgan Mary A. laundress, 42 King
Morgan Rachael, washerwoman, 110 Chesnut
Morgan Samuel, waiter, 41 Tyson
M<irgan Thomas, whitewasher, 18 Jasper
Morgan Thomas, laborer, 90 Tyson
Morgan Wm., waiter, 78 Chesiuit
Morquette Augusta, steward, 12 Jasper
M'lrquette Josephine, seamstress, 12 Jasper
Morquette Mary R. seamstress, 12 Jasper
Morquette Mary A. seamstress, 12 Jasper
Morquette Mary E. laundress, 12 Jasper
Morris David, whitewasher, 56 Davis
Morris Geo. J. waiter, 25 State
Morris Hannah, 113 Chesnut
Morris Isaac, porter, 140 Dallas
Morris James, ship carpenter, 145 Dallas
Morris James, laborer, 113 Cliesimt
Morris Parish, whitewasher, 30 Wagon al
Morris Wm. brickmaker, 16 Leadeiihall
Morrison Emanuel, huckster, 28 Harmony la
Morrison Francis, carter, 12 L. Paca
Morrison Henrietta, cook, 11 Tyson al
Morrison John, laborer, rear 39 n Sharp
Morrison Mary J. teacher, 13 Saratoga
Morse John R. laborer, 218 Stirling
Morsell Mrs. Catherine, laundress, 210 Ham-
burg
Morsel! Peter, brickmaker, 216 Hamburg
Morsell Richard, brickmaker, 210 Hamburg
Morton Henrietta, cook, 19 Tyson
Mosher Wm. waiter, 32 St. Mary
Mullin Rachael, laundress, 8 X al
Munroe John, laborer, 21 Forrest
Murdock Wm. laborer, 23 Union
Murphy Benj. whitewasher, 4 Forney al
Murphy Dennis, whitewasher, 2 P^orney al
Murphy Moses, whitewasher, 59 Davis
Murray Ann M. laundress, 108 ii Dallas
Murray Ann, house cleaner, 32 East
Murray Catherine, rear 114 Dugan's wharf
Murray David, waiter, 17 Jefferson
Murray Eliza, 12 Chesnut
Murray Fanny, 48 East
Murray George, soldier, 95 Chesnut
Murray George, laborer, 37 Forrest
Murray George, soldier, 61 Urchard
Murray Harrison, drayman, 252 Hughes
Murray Hester A. seamstress, 71 Chesnut
Murray Jacob, barber, 82 w Centre
Murray Jumes, blacksmith, 49 Moore al
Murray Jordan, sailor, 251 Montgomery
Murray Levin, drayman, 190 Henrietta
Murray Robert, mjsician, 12 Mechanics' ct
Murray Samuel, porter, 62 Chatsworth
Murray Samuel, laborer, 12 Chesnut
Murray Samuel, waiter, 62 Chatsworth
Murray Sophia, laundress, ri;ar 133 Camden
Murray Spencer, waiter, 9 Marion
Murray Stephen, laborer, 11 Liwis
Murray Thomas, porter, 7 Madison al
Murray Thomas, sailor, 10 Chesnut
Murray Wm. Henry, soldier, 32 East
Murray Mrs., 61 s Dallas
Murray Wm. H. barber, 4 McClellan's al
Myers Charles, laborer, 2 Vine

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COLORED PERSONS.

497

Myers Christina, washerwoman, 74 Holiday

Myers Charity, seamstress, 2 Hamilton

Myers Comfort, laundress, 29 Raborg

Myers Dtiniel, sailor, 66 Bank

Myers Daniel, caulker, 114 s Dallas

Myers Edward, mariner, 222 s Castle

Myers Eliza, dressmaker, 46 Davia

Myers Elizabeth, 2 Stone al

Myers Frederick, waiter, 25 Clay

Myers George, caulker, 57 s Dallas

JVIyers Harriet, 2 Vine

Myers H. laborer, 20 Marion

Myers Jacob, oyster shucker, 5 Ivy al

Myers Jacob, caulker, 104 s Bethel

Myers John, carter, 101 Chesnut

Myers John, laborer, 55 Chesnut

Myers Lorenzo,'cartcr, 26 Sarah Ann

Myers Minnie, 45 Dover

Myers Oliver, mariner, 2 Hamilton

Myers Philip, porter, 41 n Sharp

Myers Philip, pressman, 51 Forrest

Myers Richard, wood sawyer, 21 Chesnut

Myers Richard A. sawyer, 22 Hull's la

Myers Sarah, washerwoman, 57 Forrest

Myers Susan, washerwoman, 22 Wayne

N.

Nabel Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, 47 Wil-
liamson al
Nailer Hester A, 81 Chesnut
Nailer Joseph, laborer, 103 Chesnut
Naler Nancy, laundress, 69 Welcome al
Nash William, waiter, 30 Tyson
Neal Abraham, laborer, 20 Jordan at
Neal Mrs. Anna, 178 s Howard
Neal Elizabeth, 72 Short
Neal Le\vis, brickmaker, 52 Vine
Neal Margaret, 100 s Bethel
Neal Robert, farmer, 374 Cross
Neal Thomas, laborer, 13 Jordan al
Neal Trueman, laborer, Chappell nr Fremont
Neal Wm. drayman, Windsor mill road, betw

Fremont and Chappell
Needham George, sailor, 209 Dover
Nelson David B. hackman, 73 Saratoga
Nelson David, coachman, 15 Mechanics' ct
Nelson Henry, waiter, 44 Davis
Nelson James, laborer, 3 Beat's ct
Nelson Julia, 36 Raborg
Nelson Juliana, 122 Peirce
Nelson Wm. hay dealer, 15 Mechanics' ct
Nemis Ann, house cleaner, 126 Chesnut
Netter Mrs. Ellen, laundress, 62 Burgundy a!
Netter Henry, laborer, 62 Burgundy al
Netter Jane, 55 Chesnut
Netter Job, waiter, 13 Inloes al
Netter Joseph, 13 Inloes al
Netter Simon, laborer, 120 Welcome al
Nevitt Sophia, washerwoman, 203 Mullikin
Newbottom George, laborer, 90 Raborg
Newman Charles, soldier, 8 Ivy al
Newman Catherine, laundress, rear of 185 n

Exeter
Newman Elizabeth, laundress, 49 n Dallas
Newman Frances, house cleaner, 35 Forrest
Newman Jacob, laborer, 1 Pearl al
Newman James, laborer, 35 Biddle al
Newman Mary A. laundress, 36 Welcome al
Newman Mary, wash'wom. 80 L. McElderry
Newman Moses, stevedore, 48 Hampstead
Newman Wm. carter, 25 Druid Hill av
Newton Lavinia, 170 Dallas

Newton Robert, rear 156 n Eden
Newworks Leander, laborer, Dover between

Fremont and Poppleton
Nicholas Henry, hostler, 5 St. Paul
Nichols Austin, waiter, 86 L. McElderry
Nichols Charles, bricklayer, 182 s Howard
Nichols Charles, porter, 36 Short
Nichols Elijah, laborer, 65 Watson
Nichols Ellen, cook, 67 Mulberry
Nichols Emma, 65 Waison
Nichols Fanny, washerwoman, 128 Chesnut
Nichols Henry, mariner, 280 s Howard
Nichols Henry, waiter, 3 Eutaw ct
Nichols Lsaac, stevedore, 74 s Dallas
Nichols John, laborer, 27 Jefferson
Nichols John W. hairdresser, 61 e Baltimore
Nichols L. fireman, 74 s Dallas
Nichols Mary, seamstress, 7 Chesnut
Nichols Samuel, porter, 115 Low
Nichols Sophia Ann, laundress, 11 Madison ct
NichoLs Joseph, waiter, 26 Eutaw ct
Nicholson Archibald, 3 H al
Nicholson Benj. soldier, 7 George al
Nicholson Charlotte, washerw'n, 10 Jasper
Nicholson Elizabeth, washerwoman. 87 n

Dallas
Nicholson Fanny, 39 Low
Nicholson Henrietta, 66 St. Mary
Nicholson Isaac, hostltr, 14 Jasper
Nicholson Rev. Jacob, 194 Henrietta
Nicholson Jas. oyster shucker, 49 L. Church
Nicholson Joseph, butcher, 17 McKim
Nicholson Lambert, 339 n Howard
Nicholson Letty, laundress, 73 Jasper
Nicholson Lucretia, cook 128 Sarah Ann
Nicholson Maiilda, laundress, 21 Arch
Nicholson Philip, whitewasher 217 Vine
Nicholson Susan, washerwoman, 25 Rose
Nicholson Titus, laborer, 8 Low

Nicholson , laborer, 284 s Howard

Nickerson W. fisherman, 2 Lloyd
Ninmiey Anna, waiter, 31 Lexington
Nobel John H. sailor, 43 Edward
Noble J. F. barber, 108 Chesnut
Noel Sister Mary Louisa, superior of St.
Francis female colored school, 48 Richmond
Noel Susan, laundress, 480 Harford av
Norris Adam, grain measurer, 153 West
Norris Charles H. soldier, 7 Saulsbury al
Norris Clara, laundress, 7 Salisbury al
Norris Daniel, soldier, 163 Sarah Ann
Norris Eliza, 163 Sarah Ann
Norris George, sailor, 52 Chesnut
Norris Geo. W. soldier, 163 Sarah Ann
Norris Joseph, laborer, 206 w Fayette
Norris Joseph, laborer, 19 s Regester
Norris Nimrod, laborer, 150 n Spring
Norris Thomas, miller, 56 Vine
Norris Wm. whitewasher, 89 Arch
Norton Matilda, 48 Union
Noyel Dabney, grain measurer, 171 York
Nugent Samuel, laborer, 220 Dover

O.

OcKERME Thomas, waiter, 21 Richmond
Ockmay Charles A. whitewasher, 8 Vine
Ockmey Aaron, whitewasher, 8 Vine
Ocome Susan, 22 Wagon al
Odion Susett, 51 n Front
Offer John, waiter, 13 Rose
Offer Wm. waiter, 84 Cathedral
Offerd Richard, coachman, 36 Peirce

Shirts, nrawers. Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAT-
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498

COLOEED PERSONS.

Ojlpberrv Susan, Francis near Madison la

Ordham William, barber, 9fi n Gay

Oliver Mrs. Allen, 1 Dawson al

Oliver Elizabeih, clianiliermaid, 158 n Front

Oliver Francis, laborer, 73 Moore al

Oliver Isabella, 98 Rabn'rg

Oliver John, laborer, 6 Cli'snut

Oliver Lewis, wagoner, 132 Orchards

Oliver Lewis, shoemak'r, 49 Diamond

Oliver Lewis, shoemak> i , 4!t Diamond

Oliver Martha, laundnss, 79 State

Oliver Mary, grocery, 73 Moore al

Oliver Mrs. Susan, Russell betw Cross and

Hamburg
Oliver Solinet, 6 Chesnut
O'Neal Annie, seamstress, 178 s Howard
OsborM Isaac, laborer, 61 Chesnut
Osborn Jnsiah, laborer, 40 China
Osborn Sallie, cook, 8 Birkhead's ct
Oter Samuel, whitewasher, .39 Rose
Ovis Richard, laborer, 3S Welcome al
Owens Helen, 5:1 Tyson
Owens Jacob, drayman, 17 Vine

Owens , huckster, 271 Montgomery

Owens John, laborer, 84 Hillen
Owens James H. waiter, 68 Morris a
Oxford George, laborer, 251 Hoffman
Oxford Henry, laborer, 251 Hoffman
Owens John, mariner, 120 Welcome al
Owings Richard C. porter, 74 Tyson

Pack Henry, laborer, 32 Wagon al

Page Ann, 61 Orleans

Page Wm. sailor, 70 East

Paget Charles, 302 s Howard

Paliwey Isabella, waiter, 44 Marion

Paine Amelia, laundress, 53 Johnson

Palmer Maria, laundress, 214 Dover

Pane Theodore, coachman, 92 Sarah Ann

Parker Annie, laundress, 73 Davis

Parker Charles, laborer, 220 s Bethel

Parker Charles, laborer, 102 Henrietta

Parker Charlotte, laundress, 289 s Eutaw

Parker Daniel, laborer, 249 s Em taw

Parker Elizabeth, laundiess, 209 Hamburg

Parker Ellen, cook, 19 Penn al

Parker Isaiah, laborer. 69 Sarah Ann

Parker Jacob, laborer, 17 Herring's ct

Parker Jane, cook, 162 East

Parker Julia, laundress, 56 Camel al

Parker Lewis, laborer, 70 Morris al

Parker Margaret, washerwoman, 16 Wayne

Parker Mary, 102 St. Mary

Parker Mary, 72 Vine

Parker Peter, sailor, 130 York

Parker Susan, laundress, 167 Sarah Ann

Parker Thomas, laborer, 20 Wagon al

Parker Thomas, 220 s Bethel

Parker Thomas, laborer, 30 Wagon al

Parker Thomas, laborer, 220 Dover

Parker Tl cm .s, laborer, 218 Dover

Parker Wm. laborer, 84 Raborg

Parker Wm. laborer, 86 Dover

Parks Emanuel, hod carrier, 71 Union

Parks Isaac, soldier, 22 Biddle al

Parks Nicholas, waiter, 11 Hamilton

Parks Priscilla, 33 Jew al

Parlette Edward, tobacconist, 216 s Charles

Pappenburg , tailor, s w cor Charles and

Henrietta
Parmore David, laborer, 4 X al

Parraway Alexander, drayman, 12 Stockton a
Parraway Amelia, laundress, 56 Vine
Parraway Maria, laundres.s, 25 Wayne
Parraway Wm. E. barber, 108 s Eutaw
Parraway Wm. drayman, 11 Stockton al
Parrisli George, lai>orer, 23 Chesnut al
Parrish James, soldier. Liberty road
Parrion Thomas, laborer, 57 Carlton
Parrin J as. wood sawyer, 296 Montgomery
Passey Samuel, soldier. Liberty road, near

city limits
Paiterson David, caulker, 2 Herring's ct
Patterson Frances, laundress, 12 s Uethel
Patterson Hannah, 14 Marion
Patterson .lames, barber, 2 Harrison
Patterson Mary, 55 n Calvert.
Patterson Sarah, cook, 79 Arch
Patterson Thomas, labon-r, 313 s Eutaw
Patterson Wm. caulker, 141 Durham
Patterson Wm. caulker, 159 s Diiiham
Paltirson Wm. caulker, 19(1 MuUikin
Payne Watson, cook, 84 l.lbow la
Peach Adam, drayman, 13 Arch
Peach Joseph, carter. 111 Elbow la
Peach Phoebe, 26 Wagon al
Peal Charles, waiter, 32 Moore al
Pearce Butler, hod carrier, 21 Chesnut al
Pearce Daniel, farmer, 21 Chesnut al
Peas James, waiter, Baltimore Co.
Peaters Isaac, drayman, 10 Jordan al
Peck Daniel C. whit(?washer, 83 Hargrove al
Peck Ellen, 4 Hamilton
Peck Henry, wagoner, 28 Elbow la
Peck Rev. Nathaniel, whitewash. 27 Foundry
Peck i\athanii-l, jr., whitewasher, 7 Davis
Peck Otho, waiter, 225 Chesnut al
Peker John, porter, 4 Jew al
Pelton Owen, laborer, 3 Page al
Pelton Rezin, laborer, 192 llaborg
Pemberton Nancy, laundress, 201 Ensor
Pembrooke Bizil, laborer, 34 Welcome al
Penkett Charles, stevedore, 302 s Howard
Penn Edward, hackman, 5 Rose
Penn Hester, laundress, 250 Hughes
Pennington Haniiah,(Jacksoii's ct,) s Durham
Perkins Mary M. cook, «5 Chesnut
Perkins Mai la, waiter, 67 Mulberry
Perkins Matthias, laborer, «5 Ciie.snut
Perkins Washington, grain measurer, 66 Hen-
rietta
Perry Charles D. bootblack, 159 York
Perry Christopher, porter, 19 Rose
Perry Elizabeth, seamslress, 159 York
Perry lOmily J. washerwoman, 71 Chesnut
Perry .lohn, oys er shucker, 14 McElderry ct
Perry Alary, washerwoman, 61 Hargrove al
Perry Thomas, sailor, 30 Forrest
peters Klizabeih, seamstress, 5 Rose
Peteis Emily J. laundress, 46 Vine
Peters Simon, driver, 50 n Sharp
Peters Solomon, whitewasher, 125 Sarah Ann
Peters Tobias, laborer, 32 Carlton
Peterson Louisa, cook, II Slate
Phillips Catherine, 3 Bethel row
Phillips Charles, mariner, 52 Vine
Phillips Charlotte, tailoress, ci9 Kast
Phillips Janies, carter, 4 Half Moon al
Phillips John, hackman, 4 Half Moon al
Phillips Levin, 59 e Bethel
Phillips Lloyd, laborer, 196 s Dallas
Phillips Mangrum, soldier, rear of 92 Orchard
Pliillips Matilda, *32 n Sharp
Phillij)s Matilda, restaurant, 112 Sarah Ann

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RoaencUle Cement and Calcined Piaster cou<itautly on hand, HI Spear'a Wluu-f^

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

COLORED PERSONS.

499

Phillips Rebecca, 113 s Durham
Phillips Theresii, laur dress, 305 Canton av
Phillips Timothy, ilrayman, 76 Cider al
Pickens William, waiter, 32 n Sharp
Pierce Charles, turner, 1 Bethel
Pierce Henry, soldier, 45 Chesnut
Pierce Henry, laborer, 64 Elbow la
Pierce James J. carter, 3ii6 e Fayette
Pierce John, drayman, 26 Tessier
Pierce John H. whiti^washer, 28 East
Pierce Joseph, laborer, 306 e Fayette
Pierce Lemuel T. stevedore, 130 Dover
Pierce Samuel, waiter, 122 Tyson
Pindar James, porter, 1 Gillingham al
Pindar Robert, laborer, 8 Herring's ct
Pindell Ashmond, waiter, 51 Tyson al
Pindell Elijah, stevedore, 139 s Dallas
Pindell John, stevedore, 6 Short al
Pindell Thomas H. barber. Liberty near Ger-
man, dw 47 Jefferson
Pindle John, porter, 184 s Howard
Pindle James, laborer, 14 Elbow la
Pindle John, porter, 184 s Howard
Pinkett Mary, laundress, 6 Hull's ct
PinTtney Daniel, laborer, 243 s Eutaw
Pinkney James W. porter, 12 n Spring
Pinkney Jeanett, Clitton nr Penna. av
Pinkney John, waiter, 17 Plover al
Pinkney Lewis, waiter, 320 Harford av
Pinkney Maria, laundress, 4 Vine
Pinkney Samuel, laborer, 94 n S[)ring
Pinkney Samuel, laborer, 6 Webster al
Pinkney Susan, laundress, 420 s Charles
Pippens Lucinda, washerwoman, 23 Penn al
Piper Betsey, 14 G<'orge al
Piper Richard, tavern, 43 Saratoga
Pipes Margaret, washerwoman, 92 East
Pipes Valeria, laiindn'ss, 244 Raborg
Pitts Frederick, whiiewasher, 63 Burgundy al
Plater Charles, laborer, 118 Hill
Plater Elizabeth, 62 Williamson al
Plater Hannah, laundress, 248 Hughes
Plater Mrs. Jane, laundress, 49 Dover
Plater Joseph, wliitewasiier, 11 Jasper
Plyman James W. barl^er, 48 Camden
Plyman John, Ijarber, 48 Camden
Pointer Ann Maria, laundn.-ss, 85 Orchard
Pokely John, laborer, 156 York
Poks Nicholas, 11 Hamilton
Polk John, seamanj I'id York
Polk Louisa, cook, 163 Sarah Ann
Poole Joseph, soldier, 101 North
Pope Samuel, soldirr, 78 Chesnut
Porter Johnyklabm-i'r, 27 Biddle al
Porter Matilda, 6 Cecil
Posey Jane, washerwoman, 69 Sarah Ann
Posey Wm. hod carrier, 15 Biddle ct
Polls Clement, soldiiT, 16 Wagon al
Potts Jane, laundress, 16 vVagon al
Potts Lewis, laborer, 110 Welcome al
Potts Louisa, servant, 272 s Howard
Potts Richard, grain measurer, 138 s Bethel
Potts Robert, wagoner, 79 n Spring
Poulson James, sawyer, 231 Hamburg
Poulson Richard, hostler, 1 Kimmel al
Povine Eliza, house cleaner, 3 Forrest
Powell Amos, waiter, 13 Jenkins al
Powell Christiana, laundress, 21 Vine
Powell Charles, jr. brickmaker, 49 Raborg
Powell Elias, wagoner, 260 s Bond
Powell Elizabeth, laundress, 7 Jenkins al
Powell James, porter, 60 St. Mary

Powell Jane, hucksteress, 166 n Front

Powell Joshua, teamster, 132 Hill

Powell Lydia, washerwoman, 3 Sarah Ann

Powell Martha, cook, 13 Jasper

Powell Perry, brickmaker, 6 Salisbury al

Powell Rebecca, laundress, 114 n Paca

Powell Richard, 16 Jefferson ct

Powell Washington, 220 s Bethel

Powers Ann, laundress, 18 Jew al

Powers Joshua, wagoner, 132 Hill

Powers Mary, laundress, 2 Salisbury-al

Powmier Geo. laborer, 5 Spring Garden ar

Pratt Chas. laborer, 216 Stirling

Pratt David, caulker, 58"East

Pratt H. seamstress, 73 Burgundy al

Pratt James H. caulker, 130 n Dallas

Pratt Jane, laundress, 58 East

Pratt Joseph, oyster shucker, 2 Vine

Pratt John, caulker, 15 Hull's la

Pratt Samuel, 91 Stirling

Pratt Truman, carter, 3 Rose

Pressy Priscilla, 84 Chesnut

Pre.ston Clementine, laundress, 2 Madison al

Preston Eliza A. cook, 176 Tyson

Preston Harriet, laundress, 129 n Dallas

Preston Henry, laborer, 50 Moore al

Preston Patty, 51 Low

Price Alfred," 25 Douglass

Price Casby, boatman, 93 Moore al

Price Emily, cook, 69 Wayne

Price George, lal)orer, 7 Jew al

Price Jacob, grain measurer, 77 Welcome al

Price John, laborer, 10 Chesnut

Price Lewis, drayman, 13 Tessier

Price Romeo, waiter, 13 Hamilton

Price Josephine, laundress, 10 Chesnut

.Price John, soldier, 92 East

Price Nancy J. nurse, 35 Wifliamson al

Price Robert M- soldier, 9 Vine

Price Wm. sailor, 10 Chesnut

Price James, laborer, 54 Forrest

Price Tilman, laborer, 150 York

Prime Mary J. laundress, 1 Kutaw ct

Primrose Mrs. Greenbury, laundress, 67

Burgundy al
Primrose Julia, laundress, 35 East
Primrose Sarah, laundress, 94 St. Mary
Pritchet Samuel, oysters, 6 s Eden
Pritchett Thomas, drayman, .79 s Spring
Proctor Alexander, laborer, 150 York
Prout Alfred, carter, 402 s Charles
Prout Israel, porter, 225 s Howard
Prout James, laborer, 315 s Howard
Pulley Ann, laundress, 14 Jefferson ct
Pulley James, laborer, 76 East
Pullip Amelia, 7 Gillingham al
Pumfrey Joshua, blacksmith, 320 Montgom-
d ery, dw 192 Henrietta
Pumphery Arthur, hostler, 6 Morris al
Purdy Eldridge, sailor, 33 Walnut al
Purdy Louisa, laundress, 33 Walnut al
Purnell Daniel, drayman, 18 Peirce
Purnell Elizabeth, laundress, 33 Rose
Purnell Henrietta, barber, 122 n High
Purnell John, coachman, 33 Rose
Purnell Stephen, 178 s Dallas
Purnell Robert, drayman, 3 Sarah Ann .
Purnell William, waiter, 61 Union
Purviance Ellen, 10 Short
Purviance Joseph, drayman, 78 Holland
Purviance Mary, 11 Waters row
Purvy Harriet, laundress, 59 Chatsworth

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Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
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500 "

COLORED PERSONS.

Q.

Quart George, laborer, 261 Raborg
Quebec Jas. H. waiter, 66 Sarah Ann
Queen Bazil, liuckster, 11 Cliina
Queen Edward, brickmaker, 48 Ciiina
Queen Emanuel, carter, 3 n Spring
Queen Hannah, oyster dealer, 133 Camden
Queen Lsaac, stevedore, 247 s Eutaw
Queen Jas. H. oyster seller, 133 Camden
Queen John, iaijorer, 65 China
Queen Joseph, sailor, 88 Leadenhall
Queen Alatilda, laundress, 172 Dover
Queen Mrs. Nancy, 46 Camel al
Queen Noah, soldier, 243 s Entaw
Queen Robert, laborer, 40 Wayne
Queen Sophia, wa.sherwuman, 154 s Eutaw
Queen William, laborer, 3 Lewis
Quigley Elijah, grain runmr, 18 Douglass
Quigley Zack. laborer, 184 Stirling
Quilla Hannah, 55 Chesnut al

R.

Ragan Francis, laborer, 62 Peirce

Rakes Anna A. iaundress, 2 Salisbury al

Rakes Susan, 119 s Bethel

Raif Caroline, laundress, 6 Sarah Ann

Railey Jane, laundress, 16 Tyson al

Raisin Nathaniel, grain measurer, 142 York

Ralph George, seaman, 178 s Caroline

Randall Lavinia, cook, 6 Hamilton

Randolph Columbus, waiter, 46 Diamond

Ray Henry*, laborer, 6 Penn al

Ray Joseph, deck hand, 179 Jefferson

Ray Jo.seph, laborer, 34 iVloore al

Ray Wesley, carter, 17 Camel al

Redding Harriet, victualler, 5 Hawk

Redding Khoda, laundress, 112 Welcome al

Reed Abraham, porter, rear of 13 South

Reed Annie J. 254 Hughes

Reed Charles, laborer, 79 East

Reed Joshua, drayman, 120 Hill

Reed Juliana, 42 Rose

Reed Maria, seamstress, 133 n Dallas

Reed Nathan, woodsawyer, 11 China

Reed Pe. ry, wagoner, 10 X al

Reed Peter, waiter, 102 Jasper

Reed Rebecca, laundress, 31 State

Reed Theresa, laundress, 3 Douglass

Reese David, laborer, 155 Durham

Reese Mary laundress, 98 East

Rease Mary A. seamstress, 98 Dover

Reese Thomas, oyster shucKer, 81 East

Reester Henry, hostler, 20 VVilmer

Reubin Henry, laborer, 192 Raborg

Reynolds Elizabeth, laundress, 168 Sarah Ann

Reynolds Henry, soldier, 374 Cross

Reynolds Jacob, farmej-, 111 Moore al

Reynolds Susan, waiter, 168 Sarah Ana

Renor Jacob, fisherman, 36 Moore al

Rezin Joseph, laborer, 308 s Howard

Rice Eliza, laundress, 112 n Dallas

Rice Richard, laborer, 39 Douglass

Rice Wm. mariner, 10 Mechanics' ct

Rich Eliza, house cleaner, 96 Jasper

Richard Solomon, laborer, 23 Neighbor

Richards Alexander, blacksmith, Howard,

between Hill and York
Richards, Frisby, coachman, 56 St. Mary
Richards Lewis, sailor, 158 s Spring
Richards Thomas, soldier, 28 Biddle al
Richards John, wood sawder, 150 n Dallas

Richards John, laborer, 178 s Howard
Richardson Eliza, laundre.ss, 4 Bankert al
Richardson Elizabeth, laundress, 50 Lewis
Richardson Geo. W. brickmak. 9SalisburyaI
Richardson Henry, mariner, 248 L. Hughes
Richardson H'y, oyster shuck. 8 Painter's ct
Richardson Henry, mariner, 105 s Spring
Richardson Henry, drayman, 62 Mulberry '
Richardson Jacob, 1 Short
Richardson James, porter, 110 Jasper
Richardson Jane, laundress, 3 Stone al
Richardson John, laborer, 15 s Caroline
Richardson Lucy, 40 Wayne
Richardson Mary, laundress, 6 Short
Richardson Milly, laundress, 5 Bethel row
Richardson Rachel, laundress, 11 Hagar's ct
Richardson Rebecca, laundress, 25 Plum al
Richnrdson Saml. whitewasher, 42 Tyson al
Richardson Sarah, 25 China,
Richardson So|ihia, laundress, 69 Hargrove al
Richardson Susan, laundress, 51 Elbow la
Richfield Frisby J. caulkm-, 13 Bounty la
Richfield hich'd 0. barber, 4 l'".utaw ct
Ricks Roberts, sailor, 68 Chesrml
Ridgaway Henry, speculator, 1 South la *
Rid^away Mary, laundress, 3 Short
Ridgaway Perry, laborer, 77 Chesnut
Ridgaway AVm. H laborer, 96 Stiles
Ridgely Alexander, laborer, 27 Jenkins al
Ridgely Augustus, waiter, 37 n Sharp
Ridgely Caroline, cook, 1 Eutaw ct
Ridgi-ly Daniel, coachm m, 46 Peirco
Ridgely Geo. drayman, 82 Chesnut ct
Ridgely Henry, soldier, 98 St. Mary
Ridgely Jnhn, farmer, 55 Carlton
Ridgely Lucy, laundress, 132 Tyson
Ridgely Martha, laundress, 7 Forrest
Ridgely Robert, 3 Tyson al
Ridgely Samuel, goi-'t. employ, 96 Elbow la
Rigaway James, barber, 8 Plum al
Rigdon Chaa. H. soldier, 47 Carlton
Risgs Catherine, laundress, 12 s Liberty
Riss;s Gi'orge, laborer, 95 n Pine
Riley Stephen, laborer, Russell betw Cross

and Hamburg
Ringgold Abraham, laborer, 6 Taylor's ct
Ringgold Chas. whitewasher, 97 Orchard
Ringgold Daniel, porter, 71 Hargrove al
Ringgold Emeline, 60 Chesnut
Rinirgold Edward, wheelsman, 80 Orchard
Ringgold Elizabeth, launuress, 36 Forrest
Ringgold Emily, laundress 96 Orchard
Ringgold Henry P. drayman, 31 Union
Ringgold Henry P. grocery, 116 Orchard
Ringtrold Jane, laundress, 27 n Sharp
Ringgold Maria, laundress, 69 Davis
Ringgold Mary, laundress, 3 Hradenbaugh al
Jlinggold Mrs. Mary E. seamstress, 71 Har-
grove al
Ringgold Mary J. laundress, 94 Stirling
Ringgold Perry, graiii measurer, 47 L Church
Ringgold Philip, fruit dtaler, 138 n Charles,

dw Holiday s of Saratoga
Ringgold Rose, rear of 154 n Howard
Ringgold Wm H. steward, 74 Jefferson
Ringgold Wm. brickmaker, 30 Vine
Ringgold Wm. sailor, 60 Chesnut
Rivers John C. J. waiter, 62 Richmond
Roach Geo. whitewasher, 33 Wayne
Roads A. drayman, 282 Aisquith
Robbins J. huckster, 2 Rickett's al
Robbins Joseph, laborer, 131 Low
Robbins Milber, laborer, 62 Welcome al

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COLOKED PERSONS.

501

Robbins Melom, hay presser, 63 Welcome al
Robbiiis Samuel, 174 s Dallas
Roberson Robert, drayman, 2 Clover al
Roberts Ann house cleaner, 13 Chesnut
Roberts Charles, mariner, 52 China
Roberts Diana, 9 Salisbury al
Roberts Edward, porter, 37 L. Monument
Roberts Edward, laborer, 9 Inloes al
Roberts Francis, soldier, 53 Tyson al
Roberts .fane, 72 Morris al
Roberts Joseph, drayman, 57 Penn al
Roberts Louisa, 21 Hull's la

Roberts , laundress, 1 Iron al

Roberts Philip A. barber, 4 Light
Roberts Thus. D. carpenter, 39 Plum al
Roberts Wm. C. laborer, 108 n Dallas
Roberts Wm. H. soldier, 99 Orchard
Robinsoh Adam, waiter, 34 China
Robinson Alexander, waiter, 5 Raborg
Robinson Aloysius, cigar maker, 19 Waters*

row
Robinson Anthony, laborer, 14 Herring's ct
Robinson Basil, coachman, 144 Tyson
Robinson Caleb, laborer, 86 Elbow la
Robinson Charles, huckster, 20H Stirling
Robinson Charles, teamster, 80 Morris al
Robinson Casemon, waiter, 14 George al
Robinson Catherine, hucksteress, 149 Low
Robinson David F. drayman, 844 w Balti-
more
Robinson Elizabeth, laundress, 6 Elder al
Robinson Emeline, laundress, 27 Plum al
Robinson George, coach driver, 132 Chesnut
Robinson George, laborer, 1 Foster al
Robinson George, laborer, 3 Gillingham al
Robinson Gabriel, laborer, 43 s Bethel
Robinson Henry, mariner, 1 Cohen al
Robinson Henry, soldier, 25 Douglass
Robinson Henry B. drayman, 844 w Balti-
more
Robinson James, 67 L. McElderry
Robinson James, sailor, 149 Low
Robinson John H. hostler, 92 Cider al
Robinson Louis, porter, 16 L. Monument
Robinson Lewis, 10 Pierce
Robinson Mary A. laundress, 5 Morris al
Robinson Mary, laundress, 49 Little Monu-
ment
Robinson Mary, house cleaner, 58 East
Robinson Margaret, laundress, 80 Jasper
Robinson Margaret, laundress, 26 Sum-
mer's al
Robinson Perry, coachman, 12 Morris al
Robinson Peter, porter, 13 Booth
Robinson Richard, sawyer, 7 s Bethel
Robinson Richard, laborer, 96 n Spring
Robinson Samuel, drayman, 49 L. Monu-
ment r
Robinson Stephen, -huckster, 5 Jasper
Robiiison Thomas, drayman, 62 Orchard
Robinson Wm. blacksmith, 16 Waters' row
Robinson Wm. barber, 8 Morris al
Robison Zachariah, caulker. 170 s Dallas
Rodeman L. laundress, 77 Elbow la
Rod#n Ellen, laundress, 81 East
Rogan Barbara, 109 s Durham
Rogers Charlotte, laundress, 1 Foster al
Rogers Elizabeth, cook, Clifton nr Penna. av
Rogers Grace Ann, 7 Druid Hill av
Rogers L. barber, 150 Camden
Roles Isaac, carter, 150 s Washington, F. P.
Roles James, drayman, 195 s Durham
Roles Levin; oyster shucker, 118 s Durham

Roles Wm. brickmaker, 149 s Durham

Rollins Edward, carter, 89 East

Rollins James, laborer, 141 York

Rollins James, laborer, 29 Biddle al

Rollins Jesse, lumberman, 12 Salisbury al

Rollins Thomas, hod carrier, 128 Hill

Rollison Elizabeth, laundress, 44 Davis

Rose James, grain runner, 94 Stirling

Rose Waehington, laborer, 186 West

Ross Augustus, mariner, 51 JefTcMSon

Ross Daniel, £:rain measurer, 24 Leadenhall

Ross Rev. James, 51 Holiday

Ross John, soldier, 51 Chesnut al

Ross John A. soldier, 57 Carlton

Ross Lewis, sexton African Baptist Church,

4 Tyson al
Ross Lloyd W. drayman, 130 Cider al
Ross Lurena, 12 X al
Ross Mary, laundress, 71 Welcome al
Ross Margaret, cook, 12 X al
Ross Mrs^ li. laundress, 196 s Sharp
Ross Robert, trader, 99 Eastern av
Ross Thomas A. laborer, .58 L. Monument
Roten Charles, sailor, 30 Raborg
Rou James, 1 John al
Ruff Benjamin W. drayman, 166 Tyson
Ruff Henry, waiter, 49 Tyson
Ruff Samuel, coachman, 41 Chesnut
Ruke Joel, laborer, 50 Haw
Russell Aaron, waiter, 14 Jew al
Russell Clem, coachman, 20 State
Russell Geo. W. hay, 842 w Baltimore
Russell Hester, 103 n Scliroeder
Russell fluth, laundress, 3 Kimmell al
Ryan Charles, laborer, 92 Chesnut al
Ryan Thomas, coachman, 72 Peirce
Ryder Geo. laborer, 31 Guilford al
Ryder Morris, pilot, 342 Light

S.

Sales Aaron, caulker, 23 Hull's la
Sales Harriet, cook, 37 Tyson al
Sales Elizabeth, 49 Short'
Sales Mary, laundress, 47 Short
Sales Sophia, laundress, 47 Short
Sales Susan, laundress, 221 e Monument
Salter Wm. drayman, 44 Union
Sampson General, stevedore, 101 s Spring
Sampson Joseph, laborer, 139 n Dallas
Sampson S. mariner, 20 Hull's la
Sampson Wm. drayman, 24 L. Monument
Sams Edward, laborer, 16 Reese's al
Sanders Eliza, 20 Douglass
Sanders Henry, butcher, 73 n Bethel
Sanders John, laborer, 69 East
Sanders Louisa, laundress, 104 Holiday
Sanders Nancy, laundress, 118 n Spring
Sanders Nervous, washerwoman, i-<2 Morris al
Sanders Wm. drayman, 101 n Dallas
Sank Spencer, drayman, 160 York
Saunders Anna E. seamstress, 2 Hamilton
Saunders Henry, waiter, 2 Hamilton
Banks Gameli, 75 Leadenhall
Sanks James, grocery, 9 China
Sanks John B. waiter, 72 Cider al
Sanks John, brickmaker, 204 Hamburg
Sanks Lucretia, laundress, 158 s Eutaw
Sanks Winder, porter, 88 Burgundy al
Sanson Cecelia, laundress, 57 East
Saunders Wm. barber, 807 w Baltimore, dw

58 St. Mary
Savage George, hod carrier, 136 Sarah Ann

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502

COLORED PERSONS.

Savage Isaac, mariner', 8.3 L. Church

Savage Mrs. Amelia, laundress, 257 L.

Hughes
Savage Tobias, vifaiter, 2 College al
Saviiigton John, confectioner, 123 North
Savoy Alfred, waiter, 25 King
Savoy Basil, brickmaker, 300 s Howard
Savoy Charles, laborer, 50 n Sharp
Savoy Daniel, laborer, 207 Dover ^
Savoy Daniel, gunboat, 11 Cecil
Sawyer Benj. laborer, 75 Davis
Sawyer Benj. laborer, 62 Elbow la
Saxton Ignatius, 35 Clay
Scheward Ann, 38 Lewis
Schureman Rev. Wm. fi4 Henrietta
Scoggins Emily, laundress, 234 Vine
Scoggins Joshua, porter, 103 Sarah Ann
Scott Amelia, laundress, 82 Moore al
Scott Ann M. dressmaker, 191 s Sharp
Scott Benjamin, laborer, 10 Boyd
Scott Candis, washerwoman, 7 Moore al
Scott Ed'd, soldier, Chappell rear of Penna. av
Scott Ellen, laundress, 128 s Dallas
Scott Ellen, laundress, 17 n Sharp
Scott Ellen, laundress, 92 Dover
Scott Eliza, servant, 6 Myer ct
Scott Emily, 21 L. Monument
Scott George, laborer, 191 s Sharp
Scott George, sailor, 316 e Fayette
Scott Georgeanna, laundress, 186 Park
Scott Henrietta, laundress, 136 n Central av
Scott Horace, sawyer, 44 Short
SCOTT ISAAC, shaving and hair dressing

saloon, rear of s e cor Camden and Paca
Scott James, waiter, 5 St. Jamts
Scott James, oyster shucker, 120 Moore al
Scott Jane, 116 Dover
Scott John, laborer, 25 Arch
Scott John, laborer, 298 e Fayette
Scott John H- laborer, 141 ii Dallas
Scott John, oyster shucker, 172 Dover
Scott John, 51 East
Scott John, stevedore, 179 Henrietta
Scott Julia A. laundress, 246 Hughes
Scott Lewis, laborer, 2 Stone a!
Scott Lenora, 1 Stone al
Scott Malinda, laundress, 2 Carlton
Scott Margaret, 82 Moore al
Scott Mary A. 9 Madison al
Scott Mary, washerwoman, 17 n Sharp
Scott Perry, mariner, 182 Henrietta
Scott Rev. Philip, 87 n Spring
Scott Philip, soldier, 227 Chesnut al
Scott Rebecca, laundress, 46 Moore a!
Scott Rezin, victualler, 138 n Caroline
Scott Robert, porter, 182 iMuIlikin
Scott Rosanna, 113 s Spring
Scott Samuel, laborer, 80 Chesnut al
Scott Stephen, grain runner, 84 Chesnut
Scott Thomas, soldier, 7 Tyson al
Scott Wilton, oyster shucker, 64 Josephine ct
Scott Wm. laborer, 92 Dover
Scott Wm. laborer, 93 Chesnut
Scott Wm. laborer, 221 Dover
Scribner Walter, laborer, 265 Raborg
Scrivner Wm. whitewasher, 240 Raborg
Scroggins Elkn, washerwoman, 17 Tyson al
Scroggins Milton, porter, 11 Jasper
Scroggins Wm. H. whitewasher, 15 Arch
Seaney Ann, 46 Camel al
Sedgwick John T. brickmak. 85 Burgundy al
Sedgwick Kesiah, laundress, 18 Elder al
Seeney Rachel, 108 Cider al

Sefies Solomon, engineer, 57 Short
Sefuss Catherine, 4 Mechanics' ct
Selby James, laborer, 42 Forrest
Selby Edward, soldier, 2 State ct
Semmes Jas. drayman, 186 Tyson
Severe Chas. laborer, 7 Neighbor
Sevoy John S. (Jrayman, 42 Rose
Sevoy Basil, brickmaker, 300 s Howard
Sevoy Ransom, waiter, 1 Inloes al
Sewell Henry, brickmaker, 35 s Dallas
Sewell Isaac, laborer, 3 Spring Garden av
Sewell John, furn. wagoner, 45 Tyson
Sewell Mary, laundress, 8 Lloyd
Sewell Pollard, drayman, 35 Guilford al
Sewell Ro.sa, 70 L. Church
Shanlin Wm. 92 Stiles
Sliarp Ann, laundress, 177 Mullikin
Sharp Henry, caulker, 197 Eastern-av
Sharp Millie, laundress, 69 Davis
Shai-p Wm. caulker, 95 n Bethel
Sharper Lloyd, porter, 2 Mechanic's ct
Sharper Zach. barber, 185 Tyson
Shaw Jane, 11 Hamilton
Shawder Thos. butcher, S8 St. Mary-
Sheaf Jane, 12 Jordan al
Sheaf Jos. grain measurer, 30 Short
Sheaf Perry, grain measurer, 33 Commerce
Sheppard Emily, cook, 23 L Monument
Sheppard Jesse, laborer, 6 Walker's ct
Sheppard Lucy, 1 John al
Sheppard Maria, laundress, 9 Stockton al
Shappard Peter, coachman, 9 Stockton al
Sheppard Stephen, laborer, 103 n Dallas
Sheppard Susannah, 10 M<irris al
Sheppard Wm. waiter, 5 Birkhead's ct
Sherdan Henry, coachman, 56 L. Monument
Sherdan Jas. oysterman, 15 Rose
Sherdan Jas. waiter, 54 L. Monument
Sheridan George, seaman, 142 n Caroline
Sheridan Kesiah, laundress, 142 n Caroline
Sherwood Elizabeth N. 148 s DaHas
Shields Alice, laundress, 9 Moore al
Shields Daniel, porter, 41 Guilford al
Shields Henry, whitewasher B<ind w of Court
Shields Henrietta, laundress, 15 Waters' row
Shilly Elizabeth, laundress, 26 Vine
Shipley Augustus, laborer, 99 Sarah Ann

Shipley , porter, 42 China

Shipley Hezekiah, porter, 34 China
Shorter Nathaniel, laborer, 49 King
Shorter Wm. laborer, 84 Chesnut
Siddons Henrietta, 3 Half Moon al "

Siddons Lev.'is, laborer, 10 Penn al
Sidney John, laborer, 205 Hamburg
Simmons Josephine, laundress 11 Arch
Simms Benj. waiter, 10 Slate
Simms David, farm iiand, Franklin nr Gilmor
Simms Edward, ovster packer, 73 Chesnut al
Simms Eliza, dairy, n e cor Saratoga and

Charles
Simms Ellen, laundress, 77 Union
Simms Geo. W. waiter, 16 Mechanics' ct
Simms Henry, waiter, 59 Raborg
Simms Henry, janitor, n e cor Saratoga and
Charles

I Simms Henrietta, 41 Low

/ Simms Jx)hn, drayman, 58 L. Monument

I Simms Joseph, driver, 55 Chesnut al
Simms Louisa, laundress, 17 Walnut al
Simms P. laundress, 77 Union
Simms Sarah, laundress, 41 East
Simms Thos. laborer, 272 Hambug

j Simpson Alfred, waiter, 91 w Monument

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COLORED PERSONS.

50:

Simpson Ann, laundress, 47 Tyson al
Simpson .lames, brickmak.M-, 181 Henrietta
Simpson .John S. brickmaker, 181 Henrietta
Simpson .lolm, oyster sluicker, 60 Peirce
Simpson Wm. brickmaker, 72 Holland
Simpson Wm. laborer, 70 n Dallas
Singer Wm. seaman, 7 Tyson al
Skinner Adeline, laundress, 4 Union al
Skinnei' Ellen, laundress, 178 York
Skinner Francis, brickmaker,80 L. McElderry
Skinner Frances, laundress, 197 Ensor
Skinner Henry, sailor, 75 s Spring
Skinner l.sabella, waiter, 53 n Central av
Skinner James, blacksmith, 107 s Bethel, dw

22 Douglass
Skinner Louisa, laundress. 111 s Dallas
Skinner Thomas, stevedore. 111 s Dallas
Skinner Wm stevedore, 218 Hughes
Skinner Marcella, 80 L. McEUhrry
Skinner Wm. brickmaker, 22S Mullikin
Slater Job, ship carpenter, 267 Montgomery
Slacum .Tob, laborer, 43 Gnilfcu-d al
Slaughter Arthur, laborer, 2 Myt-r ct
Slaughter Daniel, coachman, 4 Fulton al
Siiner Benjamin, drayman, 62 Sarah Ann
Sliner Henry, blacksmith, 11 Leadenhall
Small Caroline R. laundress, 13 Vine
Small Ellen, laundress, 295 s Eulaw
Small Hannah, 48 Vine
Small George, coachman, 43 Lewis
Small Julia, 128 Stirling
Small Julia, 32 Lewis
Small John, laborer, 26 n Sharp
Small Moses, waiter, 31 Dover
Smallwood Casper, caulker, 22 s Bethel
Smallwood David, dravman, 110 Orchard
Smallwood Mrs. Elizabeth, 15 Herring's ct
Smallwood Jacob, wliitewasher, 63 Peiin al
Smallwood John, drayman, 110 Orchard
Smallwood Nicholas, wliitewasher, 259 Mont-
gomery
Smallwood Richard, laborer, 9 Douglass
Smith Alexander, laborer, 21 St. James
Smith Alexander, porter, 25 Druid Hill av
Smith Amanda, seamstress, 50 Richmond
Smith Amanda, 133 n Spring
Smith Ann M. 206 s Durham
Smith A. laundress, 8 Bethel row
Smith Ann, laur, dress, 50 St. Mary
Smith Augustus, coachman, 23 Garden
Smith Augustus, soldier, 35 n Sharp
Smith Benjamin, waiter, 10 Jew al
Smith Caroline, cook, 60 Tyson al
Smith Caroline, cook, 57 East
Smith Caroline, laundress, 56 Williamson ul
Smith Catherine, laundress, 10 Jew al
Smith Charles, mariner, 132 s Eutaw
Smith Charh'S, mariner. 53 Harnpstead
Smith Charles, cook, 35 Rose
Smith Charlotte J. laundress, 3 Cider al
Smith Charlotte, cook, 50 Park
Smith Comfort, cook, 16 Tyson al
Smith Cornelius, drayman, 300 e Fayette
Smith David, brickmaker, 51 s Bethel
Smith Daniel, measurer^ 11 Morris al
Smith Dido, laundress, 2 Inloes al
Smith Edward, laborer, 26 Slemmer's al
Smith Eliza E. V. laundress, 265 L. Hughes
Smith Emily, laundress. 10 L. Monument
Smith Elijah, seaman, 3 Swan al
Smith Ellen, 3 Water's ct
Smith Ellen, cook, 78 w Centre
Smith Ellen, cook, 177 Henrietta

Smith Eliza, 14 Cecil

Smith Eliza .lane, laundress, 7 St. James

Smith Elizabeth, laundress, 17 Chesnul

Smith Elizabeth, laundress, 45 Johnson

Smith Emily, laundress, 40 Lewis

Smith Francis, laundress, 3 Jasper

Smith George, rope nii.ker, 119 York

Smith Hannah, 48 Park

Smith Harriet, dressmaker, 16 Mechanics' ct

Smith Harriet, 6 Forrest

Smith Henrietta, laundress, •'6 Vine

Smith Henrietta, laundress, 1 Batty ct

Smith Henry, laborer, 5 Bethel ct

Smith Henry, stev.-ard, l.'>9 York

Smith Henrv, waiter, 5 Cross al

Smith Henryi waiter, 93 Mulberry

Smith Henry, labiu-er, 167 s Spring

Smith Henry, waiter, 4 Peirce

Smith llenrv, laborer, 90 St Mary

Smith Hens'on, laborer, 169 n Dallas

Sniilh Hester, laundress, 185 s Dallas

Smith Mrs. HesU'r A. 36 Green willow

Smith Hetty, 167 Sarah Ann

Smith Hez.kiah, drayman, 13 Union al

Smith H(U-ace S. waiter, 26 n Calvert

Smith Isaac, 11 Mmris al

Sniiiii Isaac, laborer, 314 e Fayette

Smitli Israel, porter, 142 Tyson

Sniitli Jacob H. laborer, I House ct

Smith James H. 68 s Dallas

Smith James, oyster shucker, 10 Penn al

Smith James, laborer, 3 Salisbury iW

Smith James, laborer, 41 Williamson al

Smith James, laborer, 33 East

Smith James, laborer, 15 s Caroline

Smith Jamrs, laborer, 214 s Dallas

Smith James, soldier, 75 Union

Smith James, laborer, Gilliiighain al rear of

Sharji-st. Church
Smith James, soldier, 40 Low
Smith Jane, 2 Sliort-st. ct
Smith Jane, laundress, 15 St. James
Smith Jesse, porter, 149 Hill
Smith John, waiter, 45 Kaborg
Smith John H. drayman, 26 Vine
Smith John, waiter, 17 Rose
Smith John H., soldier, 27 King
Smith John H. 198 s Howard
Smith John H. coachman, 123 St. Paul
Smith John, farmer, 40 King
Smith John, laboror, 26 Vine
Smith John H. drayman, 82 St. Mary
Smith John, 171 s Spring
Smith John, drayman, 18 L. Monument
Smith John W. whitewasher, 229 s Eutaw
Smith Joseph, wood sawyer, 67 Mulberry
Smith Joseph, porter, 72 East
Smith Laurence, n"^ariner, 21 Lewis
Smith Laviiia, laundress, 95 Hargrove al
Smith Lemon, sailor, rear 329 s Howard
Smith Leed, waiter, 12 Eulaw ct
Smith Levin, brickmaker, 45 Johnson
Smith Lucretia, 6 liethel ct
Smith Louisa, cook, 44 Lewis
Smith Louisa, house cleaner, 133 Low
Smith Major, drayman, 38 Greenvvillow
Smith Maria, 21 Reid
Smith Mrs. Maria G. 51 Conway
Smith Margaret, seamstress, 194 n Exeter.
Smith Mary, 314 Raborg
Smith Mary J- laundress, 89 Burgundy al
Smith Mary, 8 Jordan al
Smith Mary, laundress, 74 Holiday

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504

COLOBED PEKSONS.

Smith Martha, washerwoman, J20 York
Smith Mrs. Mary, laundress, IS.S Dover
Smith Mary E. grocery, 93 Mulberry
Smith Mary J. laundress, 6 Ivy al
Smith Moses, laborer, Jefferson ct
Smith Moses, 91 Hargrove a!
Smith Nathaniel, laborer, 210 s Caroline
Smith Owen, v/aiter, 21 Rose
Smith i erry, whitewasher, 138 Low
Smith Rachel, laundress, 50 St. Mary's
Smith Riioda, 2 Inloes al
Smith Robert, waiter, 23 Harmony la
Smith Robert, sailor, 60 Chesnut
Smith Robert, laborer, 9 Waters' row
Smith Robert, mariner, 9 Hamilton
Smith Samuel, drayman, 19 Marion
Smith Samuel, coachman, 33 Dover
Smith Samuel, laborer, 74 Welcome al
Smith Samuel R. cooper, 198 s Howard
Smith Sarah, laundress, 22 Sarah Ann
Smith Sarah, 3 Swan al

Smith Sarah, laundress, Tenpin al nr Spring
Smith Simon, carter, 71 Orchai-d
Smith Susan, 51 L. Church
Smith Susan, 222 Hughes
Smith Thomas, laborer, 7 Forrest
Smith Thomas, laborer, 1 Stockton al
Smith Thomas, laborer, 68 L. Church
Smith Thomas, brickmaker, 45 Johnson
Smith Thomas, fireman, 24 Forrest
Smith Thomas, brickmaker, 86 s Dallas
Smith Thomas, laborer, 217 Hamburg
Smith Thomas F. porter, 1 Stockton ai
Smith Thomas, cook, 140 s Durham
Smith Wm. straw cutter, 48 Rock
Smith Wm. porter, 46 L. Monument
Sniitii Wm. restaurant, 112 and 114 Jasper
.Smith Wm. hostler, 159 Sarah Ann
Smith Wm. oyster shucker, 213 Hughes
Smith Wm. porter, }1 Pin al
Smith Wm. laborer, 37 Douglass
Smith Wm. farmer, 163 York
Smith Wm. drayman, 14 Jordan al
Smith Wm. H. waiter, 37 Raborg
Smith Wm. laborer, rear 108 North
Smith Wm. .sawyer, 1 Betty's ct
Smith Wm. porter, 11 Penn al
Smith Wilson, wheelsman, 153 Henrietta
Smothers Anna, 4 Haw
Smothers Charles, laborer, 4 Haw
Smothers Edwd. brickmaker, 76 Welcome al
Smotliers Elizabeth, .seamstress, 94 Cider al
Smothers G. porter, 76 Welcome al
Smothers Henrietta, 76 Welcome al
Smothers Sarah, laundress, 2 Arch
Smothers Thomas, 2 Arch
Smothers Wm. laborer, 86 Raborg
Snead Wm. whitewasher, 493 Raborg
Sneal Anna, cook, 2 Plum al
Sneed iVlrs. Diana, seamstress, 58 Dover
Snell Charle.s, laborer, 21 Arch
Snell James, teamster, 21 Arch
Snell Louisa A. waslierwoman, 33 Wagon al
Snell Moses, grain meas. 37 Williamson al
Snowden Ani'ie, washerwoman, 73 Jasper
Snowden Caleb, driver, Northern av. near

Mount Hope
Snowden Catherine, cook, 89 Sarah Ann
Snowden Harriet A. laundress, 32 Moore al
gnowden James, laborer, Chatsworth betw

Hoffman and Lanvale
SnOwden John, drayman, 31 Biddle al
Siiowden Lucy, laundress, 25 China

Snowden Mary A. washerwoman, 86 Elast
Snowden Mary, laundress, 1 Stockton al
Snowden Priscilla, laundress, 62 Orchard
Snowden Rezin, waiter, 243 Dover
Snowden Samuel, mariner, 102 Chesnut
Snowden Thomas, laborer, 31 Biddle al
Snyder Henry, blacksmith, 20 Gi-eenwillow
Soden Charles, brickmaker, 331 s Howard
Soden Wm. laborer, 331 s Howard
Soil Stepde, driver, 45 China
Somerville, Catherine, cook, 8 State
Sommerville Mrs. Mai^ret, laundress, 15

Wavne
Sorrell Darius, stevedore, 7 Rose
Sorrell Henry, laborer, 366 Cross
Sorrell Henderson, porter, 66 Peirce
Sorrel! John, drayman, 8 Richmond
Sorrell McCoiintry, stevedore, 480 Cross
Sorrell Wm. grain measurer, 6 College al
Sorrel! Walter, sutler, 103 Hill
Sorrell Winder, porter, 183 Henrietta
Sorrell Wm. porter, 189 Hein-ietfa
Sorricks^jMoses, laborer, 75 Arch
Southwood Henrietta, 52 Moore al
South wood Mary, washerwoman, 48 E'fbowla
Sparrow Anthony, steward, 99 East
Sparrow John, baker, 215 Mullikin
Sparrow Richard, laborer, 13) Welcome ai
Sparrow Sophia, servant, 49 n Sharp
ShaiTOw Susanna, laundress, .'"i9 Hargrove al
Sparrow Wm. porter, 17 Hull's la
Spence Benj. hod carrier, 81 East
Spence Benj. hod carrier, 94 s Dallas
Spence Frisby, grain measurer, 73 Plum al
Spence Isaac, brickmaker, 306 s Howard
Spencer Ellen, washerwoman, 59 Fenn al
Spencer James, waiter, 2 Arch
Spencer Jeremiah, sawyer. 111 s Durham
Spencer Joseph, grain measurer, 144 Low
Spencer Perry, stevedore, rear 56 n Exeter
Spencer Wm. A. 12 Dawson al
Spindell Dandridge, j^orter, 40 Union
Spolson Joseph, cooper, 2 Ivy al
Spradtey Samuel, mariner, 44 China
Sprague George, waiter^ 96 St. Mary's
Spriddle James, laborer, 11 China
Spriddle Jesse, 188 Henrietta
Spriddle Martin, drayman, 187 Henrietta
Spriddle Steptoe, huckster, 63 Jasper
Sprigg Geo. waiter, 96 St. Mary
Sprigg James, drayman, 227 s Eutav/
Sprigg John H. porter, 78 Sarah Ann
Sprigs John Henry, porter, 24') Orleans
Sprigg Thomas, barber, 227 s Eulaw
Spriggs And'w,whitewasher, n of 133 Camden
Spriggs James, coachman, 17 .Forrest
Spriggs Mary, 49 Guilford al
Spriggs Sophia, la'iiidress, 16 Booth
Spriggs Wm. H. waiter, 116 Holiday
Sprousc' Thomas, laborer, 28 L. McElderry
Squirrel Isaac, Liberty road
Squirrel Robert, carter, 21 State
Squirrel Wesley, 26 State
Stafford David, carp(?nter, 188 West
Staneliff Mrs. E. 4 X al
Stanford David, laborer, 52 Chesnut
Stanford John, grain measurer, 13 Jew al
Stanley Charles, oyster shucker, 1 Gilling-

ham al
Stanley J. laborer, 27 Plum
Stanley Eben, stevedore, 56 s Da'las
Stanley Smart, stevedore 81 n Spring
Stansbury Annie, laundress, 135 Stirling

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COLORED PERSONS.

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Stansbury Daniel laborer, Pleasant 1 door

e from North
Stansbury Geo., brickmaker, 215 s Howard
Stansbury Isaac, laborer, 99 s Bethel
Stansbury James, sawyer, 141 York
Stansbury Moses, laborer, 3 Eankert al
Stanton Geor;^e, laborer, 42 Chesnut
Stanton Thomas, cook, 37 L. Pleasant
Stayton William, boatman, 270 Montgomery
Steadham Philip, cooper, 79 Burgundy al
Steele Harriet, washerwoman, 169 Sarah Ann
Stephens Alexander, caulker, 201 Eastern av
Stephens Liner, house cleaner, 92 Chesnut
Stephens Mary E. teacher. Liberty road near

Fremont
Stephens William, soldier. Liberty road near

Fremont
Stepney Victory, seamstress, 45 Tyson al
Sterrit Norman, sofdier, 146 Chesnut
Stevens Benjamin, hostler, 182 Tyson
Stevens Elizabeth, laundress, 201 Mullikin
Stevens Hannah, cook, 254 Raborg
Stevens Israel, seaman, 156 s Spring
Stevens John, laborer, 182 Raborg
Stevens Matilda, 221 s Howard
Stevens Perry, steward, 15 Philpot al
Stevenson Caroline, 5 Bethel row
Stevenson Mary, laundress, 1 Booth
Stevenson Rebecca, 66 Dover
Stevenson Solomon, miller, 140 Spring
Stewart Adeline, cook, 41 Ivy al
Stewart Alexander, hostler, 72 Burgundy al
Stewart Anna, laundress, Carson ct
Stewart Benjamin, shoemaker, 108 Orchard
Stewart Columbus, porter, 54 Orchard
Stewart Charles, wagoner, 37 Chesnut al
Stewart David, drayman, 9 Douglass
Stewart Daniel, 121 York
Stewart Mrs. Elizabeth, hucksteress, 61 Wil-
liamson al
Stewart Elhn, laundress, 9 State
Stewart Enoch, grocer, 221 Hamburg
Stewart Francis, 30 Biddle al
Stewart Frederick, porter, 35 Tyson
Stewart George, porter, 194 York
Stewart George, sailor, 2 Birckhead's ct
Stewart & Hall, (Wm. H. Stewart, Chas. W.

Hall,) restaurant and billiard saloon, 89 St.

Paul
Stewart Henry, porter, 3 Dover
Stewart Henry, sailor, 16 McElderry ct
Stewart Isaiah, carter, 51 Union
Stewart John, draynum, 20 Leadenhall
Stewart John, wood sawyer, 7 Water's row
Stewart Julia, laundn-ss, 194 York
Stewart Margaret, laundress, 49 n Front n of

Foundry
Stewart Maria, 166 n Front
Stewart Mary, 122 Holiday
Stewart Mary, laundnss, Jefferson ct
Stewart Mary A. 51 Union
Stewart Mary A. laundress, 170 Mullikin
Stewart Mary Ann, rear 213 Hughes
Stewart Mary Ann, laundress, 67 Davis
Stewart Matilda, 8 Jordan al
Stewart Robert, laborer, 30 Biddle al
Stewart Sarah, laundress, 117 York
Stewart Sarah, laundress, rear of 1 Union
Stewart Sarah, laundress, 56 Williamson al
Stewart Thomas, porter, 31 Lexington
Stewart William, hackman, 28 Forrest
gtewart William, soldier, rear 329 s Howard
giewart W illianti, woodsawyer, 4 Pearl al

Stewart Wm. H. (Stewart & Hall,) corner

Spring and Jefferson
ST. BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL,

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Stocks Henry, laborer, 2 Half Moon al
Stokes Adeline, washerwoman, ^6 Forrest
Stokes Joseph, sailor, 6 Eutaw ct
Strieker Samuel, laborer, 87 Hill
Strickland Harriet, laundress, 85 Hill
Stubbs Ellen, laundress, 42 n Sharp
Stokes Melinda, laundress, 3 Rose
Sudler John, mariner, 151 West
Sugar Charles A. soldier, 310 Raborg
Sugar Daniel, drayman, L. Monument
Sugar John, mariner, 35 State
Sullivan Amelia, nurse, 44 Davis
Sullivan Elizabeth, tailoress, 123 Low
Sullivan Elizabeth, tailoress, 78 n Exeter
Sullivan Henry, 107 s Spring
Sullivan Joshua, laborer, 75 Elbow la
Sullivan John, drayman, 9 L. Montgoraery
Sullivan Julia, chambermaid, 11 State
Summer Isaac, caulker, 149 Low
Summers Lucy, 48 L. McElderry
Summers Martha, seams's, 48 L. McElderry
Summers Mrs. Mary, 117 St. Paul
Summerville Robert, bar tender, 25 Elbow la
Summers Henrietta, 17 n Sharp
Sutton Eliza, laundress, 10 Chesnut al
Sutton Gabriel, soldier, 9 Forrest
Sutton John, soldier, 17 East
Sutton John, sailor, 17 East
Sutton Joseph, huckster, 13 Raborg
Sutton Mary A. laundress, 13 Raborg
Sutton Richard, whitewasher, 4 Fulton al
Sweper A. laborer, 3 St. James
Sye Mrs. Rebecca, 84 Burgundy al
Syer James, drayman, 107 Welcome al
Sythe Edward, waiter, 98 St. Paul
Sueets Resin, laborer, 17 Tessier

T.

Tabbs Bexjamin, porter, 7 Druid Hill av
Tabbs Mary, laundress, 43 Park
Tabbs Moses, coachman, 99 Jasper
Talbott Charles, waiter, 15 Arch
Talbott Julia, laundress. 111 n Dallas
Talbott Robert, waiter, 30 Perry
Talbott Samuel, laborer, 168 York
Tallman Mrs. Rose, 3 St. Thomas ct
Tally James E. laborer, 76 Cider al
Tarlton Lavenia, laundress, 12 Vine
Tarney Nathan, blacksmith, 4 s Bethel
Tarter Henry H. porter, 29 Druid Hill av _
Tasco Frank, porter, 6 Painters ct
Tasker Charlotte, 10 Ricketl's al
Tasker Frank, waiter, 28 Dover
Tasker Harriet, laundress, 51 Orleans
Tasker, Joseph, hostler, 223 Dover
Tat Anne, laundress, 6 Slemmer's al
Tate Mary, cook, 2 Bradenbaugh al
Tate Simon, laborer, 9 Aisquith ct
Taylor Abram, caulker,.70 s Dallas
Taylor Alfred, laborer, 100 r. S]n-ing
Taylor Charles, carpenter, 376 Cro.ss
Taylor Charlotte, laundn-ss, 135 Low
Taylor Edward, porter, 80 s Dallas
Taylor Elizabeth, seamstress, 4 Forrest
Taylor Elizabeth, 262 Raborfr
Taylor Eliza, seamstress, 96 Dover
Taylor Elijah, porter, 122 L. Monument
Taylor Frisbie, grain measurer, 290 s Howard

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506

COLORED PFRSONS.

Taylor Frederick, drayman, 3ft9 s Howard
Taylor Frances Ann, laundress, 4 Braden-

baugh al
Taylor Grafton, bar tender, 32 n Sharp
Gaylor George, laborer, 214 Hughes
Taylor Geolf^e, 3 Vine
Taylor Henry, laborer, 40 Clay
Taylor Henry, oysternian, 4 s Bethel
Taylor Henry, laborer, 2 Bradenbaugh al
Taylor Henrietta, laundress, 11 Jenkins al
Taylor Isaac, soldier, 167 Sarah Ann
Taylor Isaac, oyster sliucker, 5 Hull's la
Taylor Isaac, cook, 35 Jefferson
Taylor Isaac, restauiant, 63 Saratoga
Taylor John, sailor, 6 Wagon al
Taylor John, caulker, 4 Forrest
Taylor John, laborer, 112 Dover
Taylor Joseph, waiter, 112 Holiday
Taylor Kittie, laundress, 257 Montgomery
Taylor Lewis, caulker, 6 Herring ct
Taylor Mrs. L. washerwoman, 290 s Howard
Taylor Margaret A. 7 Cecil
Taylor iVlarillor, laundress, 25 L. Monument
Taylor Mary, laundress, 51- L. Monument
Taylor Moses R. white washer, 334 ii Howard
Taylor Nancy, laundress, 13 Walnut al
Taylor Richard, hod carrier, 5 Dawson al
Taylor Samuel, laborer, 24 Rose
Taylor Sarah, 13 s Central av
Taylor Sarah, seamstress, 21 L. Monument
Taylor Sidney E. 3 Half Moon al
Taylor Thaddeus, coachman, 22 State
Taylor William, porter, 114 Orchard
Taylor William, soldier, 47 Raborg
Taylor William, porter, 114«hchard
Taylor Wm. A. drayman, 31 Rose
Taylor Wm. F. caulker, 53 s Dallas
Taylor Wm. H. brickmaker, 75 Leadenhall
Teakle George, drayman, 16 Booth
Teakle Nathaniel, laborer, rear 60 Richmond

Thomas , 16 Warren

Thomas Adam, caulker, 109 s Bethel
Thomas Anne, seamsti-es.s, 2 Leadenhall
Thomas Benjamin, sawyer, 64 L. Church
Thomas Caroline, washerwoman, 12 Tyson
Thomas Charles, whip sawyer, 106 s Bethel
Thomas Chas. H. 52 Park
Thomas Charles, porter, 14-Tripolet's al
Thomas Chas. M. waiter, 47 State
Thomas Charlotte, 258 Raborg
Thomas Cornelius, coachman, 30 State
Thomas David, caulker, 99 s Bethel
Thonicis Deborah, laundress, 37 Tyson al
Thomas Emily, laundress, 140 Sarah Ann
Thomas Emily, seamstress, 215 Hamburg
Thomas Ephraim, laborer, 66 s Dallas
Thomas Francis J. barber, 106 St. Mary
Thomas Frederick, grain measurer, 31 Booth
Thomas Garrison, grain measurer, 261 Mont-
gomery
Thomas Gatty, washerwoman, 66 L. Church
Thomas Gazziah, furniture wagon, 58 Sarah

Ann
Thomas Harriet, cook, 19 Eutaw ct
Thomas Hazel, drayman, 31 Raborg
Thomas Henry, waiter, 20 Union
Thomas Hester, 163 s Caroline
Thomas Hezekiah, barber, 5.Ross
Thomas James, porter, 173 Tyson
Thomas James, brickmaker, 333 s Howard
Thomas Jas H. laborer, 44 L, Church
Thomas Jeremiah, soldier, lb6 West
Thomas John, brickmaker, 76 Stiles

Thomas John, grain measurer, 142 York
Thomas John, drayman, 140 Tyson
Thomas John, drayman, 32 China
Thomas John, waiter, rear of 13 South
Thimias John H. porter, 173 Tyson
Thomas John R. mariner, 1 Beall's ct .
Thomas John W. porter, 134 York
Thomas Julia, 9 Raborg
Thomas Julia, laundress, 6 Lloyd
Thomas Leah, 45 n Sharp
Thomas Lewis, fireman, 65 Plum al
Thomas Mrs. Lucy A. 9 Herring's ct
Thomas Margaret, 204 s Durham
Thomas Maria, laundress, 1 Stockton al
Thomas Mary, 111 Low
Thomas Mary, washerwoman, 35 East
Thomas Mary, 25 Stale
Thomas Patience, laundress, 69 Somerset
Thomas Paul, waiter, 25''State
Thomas Perry, mariner, 33 State
Thomas Rachael, 19 Park
Thomas Ragis, 131 Stirling
Thomas Richard, sailor, 115 s Spring
Thomas Sarah, laundress, 16b Tyson
Thomas Seth, 244 Orleans
Thomas Sophia, 5 Druid Hill av
Thomas Susan, 2 Lloyd
Thomas Thomas, laborer, 61 Davis
Thomas Thomas, laborer, 20 s Dallas
Thomas Wesley, laborer, 71 Burgundy al
Thomas Wm. H. drayman, 106 St. Mary
Tliomas Wm. drayman, 43 n Sharp
Thomas Wm. whitewasher, 42 East
Thomas Wm. G. drayman, 106 St. Mary
Thomas Wm. wood sawyer, 136 Tyson
Thomas Wm. A. stevedore, 38 Lewis
Thomas Wm. sawyer, 113 Sarah Ann
Thompson Ann, washerwoman, 203 s Wolfe
Thonijjson Ann, hucksteress, 12 Reese al
Thompson Annie, laundress, 32 Forrest
Thompson .Amelia, laundress, 11 Marion
Thompson Catherine, laundress, 209 Dover
Thompson Charles W. soldier, 231 Dover
Thom|ison Charles, press feeder, 45 L. Mc-

Elderry
Thompson Daniel, J20 Stirling
Thompson Diana, huckstress, Patopsco al nr

Charles
Thompson Elizabeth, seamstress, 214 s Dallas
Thomp.'ion J'^lizabeth, laundress, 9 Lewis
Thompson Eli|»hus, stevedore. 36 Tyson
Thompson Mrs. Eliza, 92 Holiday
Thompson Emily, seamstress, 183 Mullikin
Thompson Frederick, waiter, 43 State
Thompson George, waiter, 12 Temple
Thompson George H. barber, 59 Penn al
Thompson Harriet, laundre.ss, 134 Stirling
Thom]ison Henry, laborer, rear of 107Jtisper
Thonijjson Henry, laborer, 89 Cliesnut al
Thompson Henry, laborer, 224 Chesnut al
Thonij)son James, porter, 91 Chesnut
Thompson James, wood sawyer, 97 Chesnut
Thompson James, waiter, 231 s Eutaw
Thomjison John, 13 s Central av
Thompson John, blacksmith, 103 King
Thompson John F, seaman, 10 s Bethel
Thompson John, porter, 79 Welcome al
Thompson John, sailor, 116 n Caroline
Thompson Joseph E. soldier, 19 Chesnut al
Thompson Joshua, hostler, 3 Cider al
Thompson Levin, waiter, 2 Jew al
Thompson Lewis, 27 Harmony la
Thompson Mary, cook, 54 Davis

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COLORED PERSONS. 507

Thompson Milley, 46 Chesnut

Thompson Nicliolas, tavern, 34 w Lombard,

dw 13 South
Thompson Peter, laborer, If^ Chesnut
Thompson Rosina, 91 North
ThoiUpson Sarah, 45 Chesnut al
Thompson Sarah, hiundross, 32 Forrest
Thompson Sarah M. 91 North
Thompson Sandy, whitewaslicr, Chappell nr

Penna av
Thompson Wm. soldier, 75 n Bethel
Thompson Wm. grain runner, 103 King
Thompson Wm. drayman, 249 s Charles
Thoriipson Wm. H. steward, 63 Ciiatsworth
Thorne Mary A. laundress, 59 Davis
Tibbs Wm H. waiter, 110 Harford av
Tidings Wm.cook-,2 Bell al
Tiernan Patrick, clothing repairer, 66 Chats-
worth
Tilbert Francis, laborer, 101 Low
Tilghman David, oyster shucker, 210 Ham-
burg
Tilghman Henry, drayman, ] Bounty la
Tilghman James H. sailor, 194 Raborg
Tilghman James H. laborer, 13 Park
Tilghman John, laborer, 31 Short
Tilghman John, soldier, 5 Ivy al
Tilghman Joseph, laborer, ixJ Wilmer al
Tilghman Marietta, laundress, 208 Mullikin
Tilghman Mrs. Wm. 142 York
Tilghman Peter, waiter, St. Paul nr Hamilton
Tilghman Richard, brickmaker, 162 s Durham
Tilghman Samuel, waiter, 84 St. Paul
Tilghman Tliomas, mariner, 31 Jew al
Tilghman Wm. laborer, i52 York
Tilghman Wm. laborer, 22 Forrest
Tillman diaries, labonn-, 46 Orchard
Tillman Francis, oyster sliucker, 101 Low
Tillman Michael, laborer, 64 East
Tillman Nathaniel, wliitewasher, 119 nSpring
Tillman Wm. brickmaker, 37 Plum al '
Tilson Theodore, oyster shucker, 211 Ham-
burg
Times Wm. brickmaker, 89 Sarah Ann
Tinney George, waiter, 65 VVatson
Tinney George, cook, 69 Watson
Titers Garrett, soldier, 14 Tessier

Todefield , laundress, 32 Lewis,

Tolbert Chas. waiter, ] 5 Arch
Tolbert Mary, laundress, rear 154 n Howard
Tolson Daniel, grain nievisurer, 30 Peach al
Tolson Hester, cook, 28 Welcome al
Tolson James, sailor, 41 L. Church
Tolson James H. grain measurer, 318 Mont-
gomery
Tolson John, coal and wood, 147 York
Tolson John, grain runner, 182 Henrietta
Tompkins Eliza, cook, 110 Orchard
Tona Nathan, laborer, 4 s Dallas
Toney James, porter, 11 Sti James
Tood John, soldier, 58 Oi-cliard
Toogood Edward, huckster, 110 n Central av
Toogood Hetiry, laborer, 213 Raborg
Toogood Kellop, laborer, 120 Cider al
Toogood Mary, hucksieress, 73 Welcome al
Toogood Philip, laborer, 124 Cider al
Toomey Hein-y, oysternian, 45 Diamond
Toomey James, coffee roaster, 38 King
Toomey Josiah H. G. barber, 13 s Calvert, dw

70 Vine
Topman Charles, drayman, 234 Vine
Topman Charles, drayman, 95 n Pine
Toppen Mary, laundress, 50 Union

Topping Andrew, laborer, 49 Park

Topping Rebecca, 223 w Biddle

Travers Ann, cook, 32 Sarah Ann

Travers Edward, sexton, 243 s Howard

Travers Ephraim, lai)orer, 208 Hamburg

Travers F laborer, 96 L. Church

Travers Francis, drayman, 253 Montgomery

Travers Isabella, 106 Henrietta

Travers John, boatman, 67 n Dallas

Travers Joseph, brass finisher, 16 Short

Travers Levis, coachman, 46 East

Travers Robert, laborer, 202 s Dallas

Travers David, laborer, rear 108 Dugan'a whf

Travis Hester, laundress, 2 South la

Travis James, 122 n Central av

Tripp Amelia, 78 Chesnut al

Tripp David, soldier, 63 Peim al

Tripp Harrison, porter, 115 Sarah Ann

Trip|) Richard, drayman, 83 Union

Tripp Samuel, grain measurer, 148 York

Truitt John, laborer, 81 .Moore al

Trusty Abraham (Trusty & Dutton,) 97 w

Lombard
Trusty (Catherine, seamstress, 37 Moore al
TRUSTY & DUTTON, (A. Trusty, C. H.

Dutton,) dealers in feed, flour and coal, 97

w Lombard
Trusty Henry, whitewasher, 46 Jefferson
Trueman Levi, soldier, 3 Tyson al
Trusty Jonathan, stevedore, 135 s Bethel
Trusty Jonathan, stevedore, 190 s Bethel
Trusty Perry, laborer, 16 Forrest
Trusty Samuel, laborer, 130 Stirling
Trusty Saml. si'Xton Sharp-st. burial ground ,

colored, 134 Stirling
Tubman Hannah, 17 Herring's ct
Tubman Jerry, whip sawyer, 217 Hughes
Tubman Sarah, al rear of Eastern av
Tucker Henry, porter, 61 Penn al
Tucker James, sawyer, 5 Barranger's ct
Tucker James H. laborer, 38 L. Monument
Tugle John, sailor, 24 Short
Tugle Nicholas, sailor, 24 Short
Tummers George, carpenter, 62 Sarah Ann
Turner Alfred, 94 L. Church
Turner Amelia, 108 Cider al
Turner Amelia, cook, 18 Cider al
Turner Aim, 340 n Howard
Turner Benjamin, labon-r, 39 Rose
Turner Caleb, laborer, 212 s Caroline
Turner Charles, sailor, 215 Dover
Turner Chas. oyster shucker, 59 Burgundy al
Turner Dennis, 25 Arch
Turner Edward, soldier, 258 Raborg
Turner Frances, laundress, 7 Short
I'urner Frances, laundress, 7 Aisquith
Turner Henry, hay packer, 113 Sarah Ann
Turner Jane, laundress, 55 Hampstead
Turner John, porter, 101 Hill
Turner Joseph, soldier, 5 Saratoga ct
Turner Mary Jane, laundress, 17 n Dallas
Turner Palace, cook, 107 Tyson
Turner Rachel, laundress, rear 41 n Sharp
Turner Sarah, laundress, 18 Short al
Turner Thiunas, laborer, 35 Biddle al
Turner Wm. sawyer, 10 Herring's at
Turner Wm. 49 Burgundy al
Turner Wm. oysternian, 47 Jefferson
Turpin Eliza, laundress, 231 Hughes
Turpin Mary, cook, 5 Inloes al
Tusler Alexander, mariner, 9 Stirling
Tycer Mrs. John, 4 Butler al
Tydings Enoch, porter, 41 x\rch

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508

COLORED PERSONS.

Tyler Charlotte, cook, 74 Sarah Ann
Tyler Francis, carter, 263 Montgomery
Tyler John H. brickmaker, 45 Johnson
Tyler Richard, laborer, 8 Mechanic's ct
Tyler Tiiomas, laborer^ 41 Williamson al
Tyler Wm. laborer, 2 Dawson al
Tyler Zachariah, butcher, 60 Union
Typen Morris, laborer, 105 King
Tyson Wm. T. waterman, 140 Hill

U

Uncles Hurev, music, rear 107 Jasper
Upsher Alfred, waiter, 2 College al
Upsher Lucy, laundress, 2 College al
Upton Eliza, 32Chesnut

Valevtine Elizabeth, 10 Salisbury al

Valentine Henry, waiter, 185 Henrietta

Vanochey Joseph, waiter, 104 Tyson

Veal John, sailor, 12 Douglass

Veasey Theodore, pressman, 3 Haear'.<3 ct

Vessels Nancy, washerwoman, 13 Forrest

Vincent Charles, soldier, 202 Hamburg

Vincent Isaac, grain measurer, 67 Johnson

Vincent Sarah J. laundress, 67 Johnson

Vincent Terry, 12 Raborg

Viney aMoses, waiter, 80 "Franklin

Vodery Sarah J. 211 s Bethel

Vodery Nathaniel, 211 s Bethel

Vollow Wm. H. fisherman, 215 s Howard

W

Waddy Addison, drayman, 59 China
Wales Ebenezer, laborer, 6 Wayne
Walker Agnes, laundress, 149 n Dallas
Walker Renj. carpenter, 327 s Howard
Walker Charles, laborer, 8 Painter's ct
Walker Charlotte, cook, 35 Tyson al
Walker Daniel, laborer, 79 Chesnut
Walker George, fireman, 5 Philpot
Walker Hannah, washerwoman, 63 Sarah

Ann
Walker James, waiter, 105 North
Walker Jane, washerwoman, 17 State
Walker John E. sailor, 21 Sarah Ann
Walker John, marimr, 163 n Dallas
Walker Robert, drayman, 46 Lewis
Walker Trueman, laborer, 9 Waters' ct
Wallace Eliza, 14 Short al
Wallace Mrs. Uavid, carter, 635 Penna. av
Wallace Mrs. Garrison, 5 Daw.son al
Wallace Harriet, 29 Edward
Wallace Henrietta, laundress, JefFerson-st. ct
Wallace Isabella, laundress, 186 Henrietta
Wallace James, grain measurer, 10 Richmond
Wallace John, laborer, 2 Fulton al
Wallace Joim W. brickmaker, 71 Leadenhall
Wallace John, laborer, 134 York
Wallace Nathaniel, sailor, 3 Half Moon al
Wallace Wesh-y, laborer, 10 Temple
Waller Clarence, laundress, 34 s Dallas
Walley Mrs. Matilda, 7 Reese's al
Walter Kliza, boarding, 6 Temple
Walters Henry, sailor, 131 s Spring
Walters James, laborer, 254 Raborg
Walters Julia, 131 .s Spring
Waltham John R. clerk, 62 n Eutaw
WaFton Caroline, laundress, 22 Union

Walton Hester A. laundress, 22 Union
Walton John H. drayman, 79 East
Walton Lucy, laundress, 30 Vine
Walton Mary J. confectionery, 78 East
Walton Wm. waiter, 26 Dover
Wangers David, laborer, 262 Hamburg*
Wangers H. Jenkins, porter, 287 Hamburg
Ward Alexander, sawyer, 92 Chesnut
Ward Anna, laundress, 26 Vine
Ward Edward, waiter, 43 China
Ward Edward, grain measurer, 120 York
Ward Fanny, 88 Chesnut
Ward Harriet, laundress, 89 Hargrove al
Ward James, musician, 48 Davis
Ward Julia, washerwoman, 136 German
Ward Perry, wagoner, 92 Chesnut
Ward Richard S. carpenter, lis Caroline
Ward Wm. W. steward, 7 Painter's ct
Ware Charles, laborer, 28 Biddle al
Ware Robert, oyster sliucker, 132 York
Warfield Adam, stevedore, 204 s Dallas
Warfield Elizabeth, 19 Chesnut al
Warfield Mrs. Elizabeth, 85 s Spring
Warfield Julia A. laundress, 23 Douglass
AVarfield Lucy, laundress, 124 Cider al
Warfield Wm. H. laborer, 19 Chesnut al
Warner Elijah, soldier, 13 Eutaw ct
AVarner Jacob, oyster saloon, 160 East
Warner Joseph, laborer, 15 Lewis
Warner Margaret, 73 Union
Warner Robert, whitewasher, 303 s Floward
Warner Thomas, waiter, 2 Hamilton
Warren Adam, whitewasher, 94 Dover
Warren Joseph, whitewasher, 5 George al
Warren Wm. laborer, 12 Boyd
Warrenton David, sailor, 96 Henrietta
Warrick Richard, laborer, 48 L Church
Warrington John, mariner, 130 York
Warwick Harriet, cook, 27 Jordan al
Washington Alice, laundress, 30 Orchard
Washington Andrew, laborer, 68 Chesnut
Washington Chas. H. drayman, 100 St. Mary
Washington Felix, brickmaker, 87 Leadenhall
Washington Frederick, drayman, 42 n Dallas
Washington George, laborer, 52 Orchard
Washington George, wood and coal dealer,

122 Holiday
Washington George, wagoner, 128 Dover
Washington George, barber, 72 Che.snut
Washington George, .soldier, 65 Sarah Ann
Washington Isaiah, mariner, 158 York
Washington John, laborer, 13 State
Washington Maria, 1 Wagon al
Water Benjamin, waiter, 341 n Howard
Waterkaster Joseph, drayman, 38 China
Waters Augusta, laborer, 31 Lexington
Waters Edward, waiter, 84 East
Waters Elisha, drayman, 24 .s Dallas
Waters Eliza, whitewasher, 97 Sarah Ann
Waters Elizabetii, washerwoman, 14 n Dallas
Waters Elizabeth, 93 North
Waters Emery, brickmaker, 144 s Durham
Waters Ezra, blacksmith, 16 Lester's ct
Waters Frank, laborer, 274 Hamburg
Waters George, oyster sliucker, 7 Jasper
Waters George, mariner, 212 Hughes
Waters Gilbert, laborer, 15 Lewis
Waters Hannah, 290 Raborg
Waters Isaac, laborer, 15 Plover al
Waters Isaac, waiter, 8 State
Waters Jacob, stevedore, 57 East
Waters James, waiter, 173 Tyson
Waters James B. clerk, 293 e Baltimore

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COLORED PERSONS.

509

Waters James B. jr. clerk, B. & O R. R. 293

e Baltimore
Waters Lavan, laborer, 314 Raborg
Waters Philip, carter, 76 Sarah Ann
Waters Spencer, sawyer, 132 s Bethel
Waters Tiiomas, laborer, 291 s Eutaw
Waters Wm. drayman, 108 Harford av
Waters Wm. musician, 8 Slate
Waters Rev. Wm. H- 29 Edward •
Watkms Adeline, wa.sherwoman, 4 Ivy al
Watkins Mrs. Ann, washerwoman, 52 Wil-
liamson al
Watkins Annette, dressmaker, 36 Davi.s
Watkins Daniel, hod carrier, 10 Cecil
Watkins Dennis, hod carrier, 10 Cecil
Watkins Eliza, washerwoman, 21 Penn al
Watkins Emanuel, soldier, 11 Cecil
Watkins Geo. T. teacher, 24 Tessier
Watkins George, laborer, 103 n Dallas
Watkins Isaac B. laborer, 7 Chesnutal
Watkins Jane, laundress, 13 Vine
Watkins John D. laborer, 36 Walnut al
Watkins Joseph, 180 Jasper
Watkins Joseph, Morris al e of Mosher
Watkins Josephine, laundress, 15 Union
Watkins Maria, boarding, 29 s Broadway
Watkins Rachel, washerwoman, 248 Hughes
Watkins Susan, laundress, 4 Elder al
Watkins Thomas, porter, 86 Stiles
Watkins Thomas, waiter, 147 St. Paul
Watkins Thomas, sailor, 3G6 Cross
Watson Haiai)ton, boot black, 17 Marion
Watson John, soldier, 55 Walnut al
Watts Ann, nurse,- 100 Henrietta
Watts David, farmer, 163 York
Watts Henson, stevedore, 11 s Bethel
Watts Ignatius, laborer, 32 Cohen's al
Watts Jerem. whitewasher, rear 68 Ramsay
Watts John, cook, 178 s Bethel
Watts John H. laborer, 18 Short al
Walts John, laborer, 94 Siiles
Watts Nelson, sawyer 78 L. Church
Watts Rachel, hucksteress, 139 York
Watts Rachel, 178 n Bethel
Watts Sarah, cook, 119 Welcome al
Wayman Rev. Alexander, 127 e Baltimore
Wayman Charles, soldier, 22 Leadenhall
AVayman Francis, waiter, 1 Booh
Wayman Rev. Robert F. 133 s Dallas
Wayson John, steward, 270 Montgomery
Wealthy John, sawyer, 4 s Eden
Weaver Charles, barber, 70 Vine
Weaver John, barber, 70 Vine
Weaver Thomas, porter, 291 Hamburg
Weaver Warner, drayman, 322 Hamburg
Weaver Wm. stevedore, 221 s Howard
Webb Briscoe, mariner, 17 Philpot
Webb Cath'ne, washerwoman, 11 Hagar's ct
Webb George, drayman, 15 Penn al
Webb Harrison, school teacher, 81 n Spring
Webb Harrison, 10 Low
Webb Rachel A. 51 Carlton
Webb Peter, drayman. 140 Tyson
Webster David, waiter, 48 St. Mary
Webster Elijah, waiter, 141 n Caroline
Webster Isaac, porter, 239 s Howard
Webster Joseph, laborer, 307 s Howard
Webster Robert, hostler, rear 56 n Exeter
Webster Sophia, laundress, over 42 Second
Wecott Nimrod, waiter, 226 n Charles
Wedon John H. waitrr, 84 Elbow la
Weeks Augustus, soldier, 103 Sarah Ann
Weeks Burton, grain measurer, 210 Hamburg

Weeks Caleb, laborer, 146 n Dallas
Weeks Ellen, cook, 27 Druid Hill av
Weeks Elizabeth, washerwo'n, 56 Sarah Ann
Weeks Elizabeth, washerwoman, 27 Druid

Hillav
Weeks John H. drayn^an, 30 Vine
Weeks Mary, washerwoman, 123 Low
Weeks Patience, laundress, 29 Jew al
Weeks Peter, drayman, 107 Orchard
Weeks Maria E. cook, 63 Sarah Ann
Weeks Susan, 6 Jew al
Weems D. washerwoman, 81 Elbow la
Weems Henry, waiter, 25 Lexington
Weiser Theodore, laborer, 3 Hagar's ct
Welch Henrietta, 2 Chesnut
Welch Joseph, caulker, 30 s Dallas
Welch Mary, washerwoman, 23 East
Welch Peter, caulker, 180 Muflikin
Wells Charles, porter, 6 Hoyd
Wells Elizabeth, laundress, 6 Boyd
Wells George, carter, 83 n Spring
~Wells George M. laborer, 299 a Eutaw
Wells Herrietta, 61 Orchard
Wells Sarah, seamstress, 65 Dover
Wells Sarah, dressmaker, 3 Slemmer's al
Welmmgton Benjamin, carter, 17 Camel al
Wesley John, soldier, 98 St. Mary
Wesley John, carter, 71 Leadenhall
Wesley John, seaman, 3 Iron al
Wesley Mary A. laundress, 122 s Spring
Wesley Smith, laborer, 14 Haw
Wesley Thos. W. herb doctor, 48 Moore al
Wesley Wm. laborer, 2 Arbel al
Wesley Wm. laborer, 23» Raborg
West Anthony, whitewasher, 138 Sarah Ann
West George, laborer, 69 Arch
West John, waiter, 25 C<ay
West John, waiter, 33 n Sharp
West Priscilla, 2 X al
Weston Peter, coachman, 53 Slate
Whalen Mrs. Rebecca, 314 Montgomery
Wharton Lloyd, shucker, rear 56 n Exeter
Wheakley Edward, mariner, 126 s Bethel
Wheatfield Dela, 60 Raborg
Wheatley Thomas, shoemaker, 201 Balto
Wheatly Eliza A. boarding, 138 s Caroline
Wheatty Daniel, caulker, 188 Mullikin
Wheeler Ann M. seamstress, 99 Low
Wheeler David, brickmaker, 157 York
Wheeler Emily, laundress, 86 Laundress
Wheeler George, drayman, 4 King ct
Wheeler Henry, wagoner, 4 Penn
Wheeler Isaac, stevedore, 36 Jefferson
Wheeler Isaiah, laborer, 28 Short
Wheeler James, laborer, 86 Leadenhall
Wheeler James, soldier, 68 Orchard I

Wheeler John, laborer, 52 St. Mary
Wheeler Mary Ann, 40 Rose
Wheeler Mary, laundress, 10 Short
Wheeler Richard, brickmaker, 217 s Durham
Wheeler Richard, drayman, 4 King ct
Wheeler Samuel, sailor, 151 Sarah Ann
Wheeler Thomas H. soldier, 99 Low
Whetts Nancy, 11 China

White Andrew, porter, 32 L. Monument . .
White Affie, 172 s Dallas
While Asbury, caulker, Granby nr s Exeter
White Benjamin, laborer, 203 Ensor
White Carey, laborer, 7 Aisquith ct
White Caroline, dressmaker, Granby near 8

Exeter
White Charles, soldier, 7 Saratoga ct
White Mrs. Charlotte, 12 Chesnut al

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510

COLORED PERSONS.

White Daniel, caulker, 115 s Bethel
White Edward, soldur, 12 McElderry ct
White Galen, carter, 208 Dover
White Harriet, laundress, 5 Marion
White Henry, drayman, Ibl s Dallas
White James, porter, 6'Viiie
White James, porter, 9 Eutaw ct
•White John, 3 Philpot al
White Martha A. washerwoman, 2 Chesnut
White Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, 288 s

Howard
White Mary, 394 n Gay
White Mihry, 15 Douglass
White Nancy, washerwoman, 274 s Durham
White Olivia, laundress, 57 Jasper
White Priscilla, 62 Chesnut al
White Priscilla, 11 Jefferson
White Mrs. P. 7 Aisquith
White Richard, caulker, 4 Chesnut
White Ruth A. laundress, 67 Davis
White Samuel, waiter, 107 King
White Sarah, 276 s Howard
White Susan, laundress, 32 L. Monument
White Wm. distiller, 8 Saulsbury al
White William, laborer, 219 Vine
White Wm. U. coachman, 92 Dover
Whitely Adam, laborer, 292 Raborg
Whittington Amy, laundress, 223 Hamburg
Whittington Elizabeth A. cook, 11 Inloes al
Whittington William, coal and wood, 45

Moore al
Whittington William, carter, 45 Moore al
Wicks Abraham, flour and feed, 166 Forrest
Wicks Moses, 166 Forrest
Wiggins Susan, house cleaner, 16 Hull's la
Wiggins Wesley, laborer, Bond-st ct
Wilkens George, feed store, J 10 Lee
Wilkenson John, mariner, 85 Moore al
Wilkins Geo. W. laborer, 32 Burgundy al
Wilkins John, porter, 8 Low
Wilkinson Eliza, cook, 8 Wayne
Wilkinson John, mariner, 102 s Bethel
Wjlkinson William, mariner, 78 Jasper
Wilks Edmund, porter, 15 Jew al
Wilks John T. porter, 10 Chew
Wilks William, porter, 6 S.irah Ann
Wilks Wm. E. soldier, 36 n Liberty
Willet William, porter, 123 Welcome al
Williams Abraham, coachman, 177 Mullikin
Williams Abraham, waiter, 177 Mullikin
Williams Alexander, laborer, 80 Burgundy al
Williams Alexander, 146 Low
Williams Amelia, 596 Saratoga
Williams Amelia, huckster, 44 Forrest
Williams Andrew, cook, 81 Bargundy al
Williams Ann, .washerwoman, 35 s Durham
Williams Ann M. 52 East
Williams Annie, 49 Moore al
Williams Annie, 205 s Wolfe
Williams Anthony, peddler, 14 Leadenhall
Williams Archibald, hay, 19 Tessier
Williams Arnold, fireman, 12 Dawson al
Williams Benjamin, fisherman, 1 Penn al
Williams Benjamin, 58 s Howard
Williams Benjamin, steward, 134 n Caroline
Williams Caroline, 35 Sarah Ann
Williams Catherine, 94 Orchard
Williams Charles, coachman, 35 Sarah Ann
Williams Charles T. waiter, 11 Bulaw ct
Williams Charles, laborer, 251 Montgomery
Williams Daniel, waiter, 63 w Madison
Williams David, laborer, 134 Tyson
Williams Edward, coachman, 101 Jasper

Williams Edward, barber, 5 Penn al
Williams Elias, whitewasher, 60 s Dallas
Williams Elijah, soldier, 1 Dawson al
Williams Eliza, washerwoman, 112 St. Mary
Williams Eliza, washerwoman, 87 Birck-

head's ct
Williams Eliza, 5 Bethel row
Williams Eliza, laundress. 111 Low
Williams Elizabeth, grocery, 92 Orchard
Williams Elizabeth, laundress, 81 Hargrove al
Williams Elizabeth, laundress, 27 Biddle al
Williams Ellen, 35 Clay
Williams Frederick, laborer, 59 Hargrove al
Williams George, hod carrier, 11 Chesnut al
Williams George, drayman, 86 East
Williams Geo. H. laborer, 4 X al
Williams George, drayman, 62 St. Mary
Williams George, 48 Elbow la
Williams Harriet, washerwoman, 5 Eutaw ct
Williams Harriet, laundress, 241 s Howard
Williams Henrietta, 86 Cider al
Williams Henry, soldier, 8 Slemmer's al
Williams Henry, steward, 41 Burgundy al
Williams Henry, whitewasher, 184 Park
Williams Henry, mariner, 84 Stiles
Williams Henry, steward, 54 Short
Williams Henry, laborer, 71 East
Williams Henrietta, 85 Jefferson
Williams Hester, laundress, 11 Biddle ct
Williams Horace, mariner, 36 Davis
Williams Isaac, stevedore, 131 s Bethel
Williams James, brickmaker, 28 Booth
Williams James, baker, 2 e Centre
Williams James, drayman, 108 vScott
Williams James, mariner, 21 Lewis
Williams James A. whitewasher, 58 Perry
Williams James, carter, 381 Harford av ex-
tended
Williams James, hay presser, Jenkins al
Williams James, blacksm. 320 Montgomery •
Williams Jane, cook, 19 State
Williams Jesse, drayman, 221 Dover
Williams John, sailor, 123 York
Williams John G. barber, 179 York
Williams Jno. waiter, 62 Mount Vernon place
Williams John W. mariner, 54 s Dallas
Williams John, laborer, 90 Ci;ntral av
Williams John W. laborer, 136 Hill
Williams John J. barber, 247 Light, dw 179

York
Williams John, laborer, 108 Orchard
Williams John, laborer, 2 Carlton
Williams John W. 267 e Baltimore
Williams John, laborer, Hookstown road nr

toll gate
Williams John W. barkeeper, 136 Hill
Williams Joseph, fireman, 137 York
Williams Joseph, wagoner, Courthouse la,

rear Mechanics' hall
Williams Joshua, grain runner, 34 Vine
Williams Julia, 75 Watson
Williams Julia, laundress, 176 York
Williams Julia, cook, 12 Chesnut al
Williams Laura, washerwoman, 10 Cider al
Williams Leah, washerwoman, 46 Orchard
Williams Leah, laundress, 11 Eutaw ct
Williams Lewis, wood sawyer, 4 Bethel ct
Williams Lloyd, oyster shucker, 23 Elbow la
Williams Lloyd, sailor, 97 Sarah Ann
Williams Louis, cook, 70 Chesnut
Williams Louisa, laundnss, 5 Bankert al
Williams Louisa, laundress, 72 St. Mary
Williams Maberry, soldier, 222 Lemon

THE GROVBR & BAKER SEWING MACHIWE is tlic best for aU iiurposes— SALES
•R003IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

COLORED PERSONS. 511

Williams Margaret, 635 Ppiina av
Williams MarganH, laundress, 116 Hill
Williams Margnret, si^amstress, 116 Hill
Williams Martha, 74 Necessity al
Williams Mary, laundress, 21 Jenkins al
Williams Mtiry, laundress, 32 Shakspear
Williams Michael, coachman, 462 Division
Williams Mrs. Nancy, cook, 48 Elbow la
Williams Nicholas, coachman, 11 Jew al
Williams Noah, tool sharpener, 30 Dover
Williams Phoebe, 29 Biddle al
Williams Providence, 52 Vine
Williams Richard H. waiter, 78 North
Williams Robert, lal>orer, 81 Leadenhall
Williams Roliert, lalxirer, 210 Dover
Williams Robert, soldier, 8 Chesnut al
Williams Robert, porter, 138 Cider al
Williams Rodney, coal and wood, 109 Moore

al, dw 138 Orchard
Williams Samuel, laborer, 29 Jenkins al
Williams Sarah, laundress, 21 Lewis
WilliatYis Sark, cook, 61 .Jasper
Williams Sebastian B. l)arber, 130 Chesnut
Williams Thos. coachman, 55 L. Monument
Williams Walter, mariner, 54 Forrest
Williams Wm. .farm hand, Burke near Bel

Air av
Williams Wm. blacksmith, 207 s Howard
Williams Wm. soldier, 13 Kutaw cl
Williams Wm. huckster, 48 Union
Williams Wm. soldier, 14 Sarah Ann
Williams William, carter, 86 Burgundy al
Willis Edward, oyster shucker, 84 Holland
Willmore Harriet, 117 s Spring

Wills Mrs. , Laurel

Wilmer Amy, washerwoman, 47 Tyson al

Wilmer Perry, laborer, 72 East

Wilmore Daniel, laborer, 52 L Monument

Wilmore Henry, 28 s Bethel

Wilmore Isaac, coachman, 6 Peirce

Wilmore John, drayman, 46 Orchard

Wilmore George, laborer, 4 Walker ct

Wilmore Mary J. cook, 54.Vine

Wilmore Rebecca, 54 Davis

Wilson Angelina, laundress, 272 s Howard

Wilson Anna, 80 East

Wilson Anna, laundress, 122 Orchard

Wilson Anna, cook, 5 Eutaw ct

Wilson Arthur, drayman, 216 Hamburg

Wilson Benjamin, laborer, 101 Harford av

Wilson Benjamin, porter, 233 Dover

Wilson Benjamin, oysterinan, 10. Warren

Wilson Charles, whitewaslier, 50 Vine

Wilson Charles, restaurant, 45 w Lombard,

dw 50 Dallas
Wilson Charles, laborer, 99 s Dallas
Wilson Charles, laborer, 5 Chesnut
Wilson Charles, 5 Forrest
Wilson Charles, grain measurer, n w- cor

Sharp and Hill
Wilson Charles, laborer, 5 Chesnut
Wilson Charlotte, laundress, 158 s Durham
Wilson Charlotte, laundress, 127 North
Wilson Clarissa, 27 Rose
Wilson Daniel, stevedore, 51 Jefferson
Wilson Durham, waiter, 6 Hamilton
Wilson Edward H. hostler, 3 Tyson al
Wilson Eliza, laundress, 10 Jew al
Wilson Elizabeth, teacher, 33 Druid Hill av
Wilson Elizabeth, laundress, 64 Tyson
Wilson Esther, house cleaner, 27 Chesnut
Wilson Capt. Francis W. surveyor Baltimore

Marine ins. Co. 11 s Broadway

Wilson Francis, cook, 12 Boyd

Wilson Frederick, rags, 75 East

Wilson George, labonu', 13 Short

Wilson George, waiter, 86 Jasper

Wilson Geo. R. janitor Dental college, n e

cor Lombard and Hanover
Wilson Greenbury, waiter, 97 Orchard
Wilson Hager, waslnrwoman, 205 Hamburg
Wilson Hannah, cook, 86 Cider al
Wilson Mrs. Hannah, laundress, 62 Dover
Wilson Harriet, 90 i: Dallas
Wilson Henry, lab<irer, 32 Wayne
Wilson Henry, tanner, 18 Elder al
Wilson Henry, wagoner, 211 s Bethel
Wilson Henry, caulker. 111 s Bethel
Wilson Hester, 17J Tyson
Wilson James, laborer, 39 Orbit, al
Wilson James, |iorter, '26 Orchard
Wilson James, liackman, 16 Elbow la
Wilson Jeremiah, mariner, 135 n Caroline
Wilson Jeremiah, grain measurer, 83 Lead-
enhall
Wilson Jeremiah, hay baler, 19 Jenkin's al
Wilson Jesse, laborer, 316 Montgomery
Wilson John H. laborer, 282 e Fayette
Wilson John, teamster, 15 .Vlarioii
Wilson John W. laborer, 272 s Howard
Wilson John C. waiter, 44 Vnie
Wilson John, portt;r, 110 North
Wilson John, laborer, 40 Chesnut
Wilson Joseph, laborer, 21 Rose
Wilson Kate, laundress, 324 Harford av
Wilson Kinsey, drayman, 39 Orbif al
Wilson Levi, 75 Sar.ih Ann
Wilson Lucy A. laundress, 34 Forrest
Wilson JVIargaret, washerwoman, 116 n Dallas
Wilson Mary, washerwoman, 56 L. Monu-
ment
Wilson Mary, 32 Short
Wilson Mary E. seamstress, 46 Douglass
Wilson Matilda, laundress, 99 Moore al
Wilson Nancy, 74 Stiles

Wilson Rebecca, seamstress, 161 Sarah Ann
Wilson Robert, rear 55 Lee
Wilson Samuel, waiter, 36 King
Wilson Samuel J. cailer, 44 Vine
Wilson Samuel, porter, 77 Arch
Wilson Shadrach, waiter, 86 Jasper
Wilson Sophia, laundress, 32 Short
Wilson Susan, washerwoman, 5 State
Wilson Thomas, laborer, 65 n Dallas
Wilson Thomas, laborer, 111 King
Wilson Wm. carter, 44 Vine
Wilson Wm. laborer, 19 Penn al
Wilson Wm. laborer, 1U3 s Dallas
Wilson Wm. lumbernian, 190 s Dallas
Wilson Wm. steward, 91 n Dallas
Wilson Wm. A. barber, 104 Tyson
Wilson Wm. waiter, 116 n Dallas
Wilson Wm. H. soldier, 58 Vine
Wilson Wm. H. fireman, 62 Dover
Winder Philip, laborer, 101 Chesnut
Winderling Geo. dyer, 271 e Baltimore
Wing George, wood cuiter, 135 Dallas
Wing John, laborer, 24 Cecil
Winsey Wm. H. bnckinaker, 116 e Fayette
Winslow Alex, mariner, 89 n Spring
Wise Daniel, oyster shucker, 171 Sarah Ann
Wise Jane, washerwoman, 1 Penn al
Wisher Isaac, brickmaker, 420 s Charles
Witten George, wagoner, 5 Rose
Wolfe Christian, confectioner, 154 e Lombard
Woford Laura, 6 Butler

JASIKS H. JOHIVSOiy, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and "Water-proo?
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 \V. Baltimore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choiee
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

512

COLORED PERSONS.

Wolford Willis, laborer, 9 Cecil
Wood Mrs. Anna, 26 s Bond
Woodltuul Catherine, house cleaner, 21 Jasper
Woodland John, sailor, 222 Hughes
Woodland Elizabeth, cook, 21 Jasper
Woodley John J. grain nneasurer, 211 Ham-
burg
Woods Ellen, teacher, 27 East
Woods Henrietta, laundress, 20 Jasper
Woods Hiram, drayman, 233 Henrietta
Woods Lizzie, laundress, 87 Hill .
Woods O. coachman, 15 Park
Woods Stephen, porter, 108 Chesnut
Woods Walter, porter, 316 Montgomery
Woods Wm. H. 108 Chesnut
Woods Wm. laborer, 5 Cecil
Wood yard Charles, hackman, 14 Jasper
Woodyard Daniel, cooper, 30 State
Woolfbrd Bartholomew, carter, 198 Hamburg
Woolford Batt, sawyer, 11 Lewis
Woolford Emory, brickmaker, 198 Hamburg
Woolford Isaiah, sawyer, 13 Lewis
Woolford Littleton, grocery, 8 s Dallas
Woolford Littleton, sawyer, 13 Lewis
Worthington Ann, 10 Tyson
Worthington Brice A. porter, 72 Jasper
Wright Alfred, oysterman, 5 Iron al
Wright Alfred, soldier, 68 Orchard
Wright Ann, 5 Gillingham al
Wright Aim M. cook, 62 Dover
Wright Mrs. Ann M. cook, 56 East
Wright Benj. laborer, 631 Penna.av
Wright Charles, barber, 9 s Front
Wright Elizabeth, 39 East
Wright George, laborer, 64 n Ann
Wright Godfrey, 57 Carlton
Wright Harrison, stevedore, 110 n Dallas
Wright Isaac, sawyer, 183 Dover
Wright Mrs. Jane, washerwoman, 4 X al
Wright J. W. dentist, 27 s Bond
Wright .lulia, 9 Eiitaw ct
Wnght Louisa, laundress, 5 Biddle al
Wright Margaret, laundress, 10 Wilmer al
Wright Richard, laborer, 93 s Durham
Wright Robert, barkeeper, 5 Gillingham al
Wright Robert, sawyer, 8 Warren
Wright Thomas, whip sawyer, 173 s Bethel
Wright Wm. brickmaker, 127 Dover
Wright Wm. whip sawyer, 42 Jefferson
Wright Wm. laborer, 98 East
Wrinkle Wm. oysterman, 8 Hall al

Wye Emily washerwoman, 57 Penn al
Wye Philip, lumber wagoner, 188 s Bethel
Wye Sarah E. cook, 53 L. Pleasant

Yeates Arnold, porter, 67 North

Yock Sarah, 10 n Dallas

Young Benj. laborer, 56 East

Young Cecelia, laundress, 8 Booth

Young Elizabeth, 34 Hill

Young Elizabeth, 8 Booth

Young Elijah, grain measurer, 44 L. McEl-

derry
Young Ellen, 81 Hillen
Young George, drayman, 3 House ct
Young Henrietta, laundress, 88 Hamburg
Young Henrietta, seamstress, 8 Ivy al
Young Henry, laborer, 153 Low
Young Ibby, 22 n Dallas
Young Isaac, waiter, 145 n Caroline
Young Jacob J. laborer, 25 East
Young Jacob J. laborer, 19 East
Young James, mariner, 38 Forrest
Young James, laborer, 23 Hull's la
Young Jenkins, waiter, 72 Burgundy al
Young John, laborer, 103 Welcome al
Young John, porter, 105 Welcome al
Young John, waiter, 100 Jasper
Young John S. laborer, 4 Dawson al
Young John, drayman, 30 Hill
Young Joseph, blacksmith, 27 Wayne
Young Leonard, farmer, Windsor Mill road

betw Fremont and Chappell
Young Laura, house cleaner, 32 Forrest
Young Major, whitewasher, 13 Herring's ct
Young Mary, laundress, 73 Davis
Young Mary, laundress, 133 York
Young Mary, laundress, 9 Stirling
Young Michael, waiter, 94 St. Paul
Young Rosanna, 8 Booth
Young Somerset, laborer, 8 Booth
Young Spencer, laborer, 295 s Eutaw
Young Thomas, saw sharpener, 199 Mullikin
Young Wm. porter, 99 Stirling
Young Wm. S. porter, 8 Booth
Younger Jasper, machinist, 109 n Eden

Zell Marmaduke, 28 Peach al

SHIRTS! SHIRTS t! SHIRTS 1 1! RAYMOND, BURTON Si CO. are now located at
168 Baltimore-at., betwcea Calrert wad Stt Paul.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 71

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN W. "WOODS'

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202 BALTIMORE STREET,

J^^I^JL, ItllVDS OF

PRINXINO-,

EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE AET, AND AT THE

LOl^KST PRICES.

^e lias facilities in Jlachine> Presses, innumerable fonts of J^ooTc and
f/oh Sype^ with every appliance to

Sllllf 1 All llAlf III

J^^OEDEKS PEOM HOME AND ABEOAD SOLICITED AND PEOMPTLY EXECUTED.

OFFICE

WHERE tVlAY BE SEEN

DIEECTOEIES FEOM ALL PAETS OP THE UNITED STATES.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

73

JULIUS OBERNDORF 6c CO.

mprt^rs and j0ljlrcrs of

17 ,i

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GLOVES & FAKCY GOODS,

273 W. BALTIMORE-ST.

BETWEEN HANOVEE AND SEAKP,

SAlLif IMOBl.

74 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 184'y.

NUMSEN, CARROLL & CO.

No. 18 LIGHT STREGT^

3B <^ Xi) dT i 3ffi O 3Sj £i) 0

Preserves, Jellies, Syrups,

Pie. Fruits, Brandied Fruits,
Pickles, Catsups, Sauces,

Hermetically Sealed Oysters,

Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, &c.

SOLE AGENTS FOR

BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,

PKEPAKED BY THE

BALTIMORE CONDENSED MILK COMPANY.

•STAll Articles sold by NUMSEX. CARROLL & CO , are either Manufactured by themselves, or re-
ceived from houses of the first respectability in the United States or Europe, all warranted to be of the best
kind. Sold on the most accommodating terms, packed carefully and shipped to any part of the world.

ADVERTISEMENTS

75

OILi BXGHANCB.

JO. H. SIMONDS & CO.

AGENTS FOR THE PUECHASE AND SALE 01

LEI ASBS^

lEMSTs m mil WELLS5

COAL LANDS, &c.
Corner Liiberty and High Streets^

Opposite the Comt House, I? £^ ^ ^f ^ StS «> ¥^ ,

"Venango Oonnty, IPennsylvania.

On all the STREAMS in this region for sale strictly ON COMMISSION.

Paid to the selection of LANDS for Company operations.

5ia4\^i ^^m ^L^?3i

Of the entire OIL DISTRICT kept open for Inspection,

©aKS©T©K3i^

Of all the large Cities can be consulted, and LEADING NEWSPAPERS of the
Country kept on file at this Office,

53= All Business attended to Faithfully and Promptly.

HJ^Beferences Ample and Satisfactory.

GENERAL AGENTS FOR

F.W.B[[RUCO'y[WmiSOFTH[OllR[G

AC4ENTS WASHINGTON IRON WORK'S ENGINES.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDWARD WILKINS.

E. MIFFLIN WnXINS.

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crmetitjallg ^^altd

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RIVERSIDE rEMunta,

COVE OYSTERS.

HUGHES^ QUAY^

FOOT OF LIGHT STREET TVHAR,F,

Having very Extensive Orchards at

RIVERSIDE, KENT COUNTY, MARYLAND,

Distant from Baltimore City about four hours by Steamer, we have opened a House on HUGHES'
QUAY, FOOT OF LIGHT-ST, WHARF, BALTIMORE, for the Preparation of

Hermetically Sealed Goods.

iy of onr Own Growing, Freeh from the Orchards, and non«
be used; they will be Labeled

Wm be Exolnsively of onr Own Growing, Freeh from the Orchards, and none but Good Peaches will
be used; they will be Labeled

ADVERTISEMENTS.

77

\^ IMPOKTEES AND DEALERS IN

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HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &g

No. 308 and 310 W. BALTIMORE-ST.

BETWEEN HOWAED AND LIBEETT-STS.

ALTIMOaE

SEE OTHER SIDE OF LEAF.

78 ADVERTISEMENTS.

LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO.

IMPOETEKS AND WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN

GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH

%

No. 308 AND 310 W. Baltimore-st.

BETWEEN HOWARD AND LIBEETT-ST8.

m^m

AT THE LOWEST PKIOES, ALWAYS ON HAND, BY THE DOZEN,

GROSS OE CASE,

Pins, Needles, Pencils, Colognes, Hair Oil, Blacking, Shoe Laces, Corset Laces, Combs,
Cords, Buttons, Sewing Silk, Hooks and Eyes, Whalebone, Tapes, Pens, Lik, Cotton
Batts, Handkerchiefs, Fine Tooth Combs. Hosiery, Pocket Books, Spool Cottons, Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Playing Cards, Suspenders, Vest Buckles, Shirt Collars, Gum
Balls, Carpet Tacks, Snuff Boxes, Shoe Thread, Watch Guards. Cravats, Pocket Knives,
Razors, Patent Thread, Carpenters' Pencils, Thimbles, Lyon's Kathairon, Barry's Tri-
copherous, Umbrellas, Wool Yarn, and a great many goods too numerous to mention,
which will be sold as low as any place in Baltimore, or any Northern City.

GOODS DELIVERED TREE TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. ALSO PREE
TO R. R. STATIONS AND STEAMBOATS.

ttSrJP ARTICULAR ATTBNTIOW rAID TO ORDERS.

i

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Adjuste:f of Averages.

Norris Thomas Mi, s w cor Gay and Lom-
bard

Agencies.— Commercial and Mer-
cantile.

Blick Thomas H. 272 e Baltimore

Bradstreet J. M. & Son, 59 Second. A. H.
Clark, superintendent

Dunn R. G. & Co., Bank of Baltimore build-
ing, entrance on St. Paul

Eaton & Co., over 202 w Baltimore

Norris Thos. M. s w cor Gay and Lombard

Agents— Advertising.

Eaton & Co. 202 w Baltimore
Holtzman C. C. 25 n Gilmor
Miner Jos. Chas. 68 n Eutaw

Agents— Insurance.

Allmaud J. O'G. 46 Second

Aulick James, 59 Second

Boggs & Co. 12 s Gay

Burnside, Gustin & Co. 15 s Gay

Comegys Benjamin, over s w cor Gay and

Exchange place
Cromwell Joseph, 126 Grundy
Didier Henry A., 65 Second
Dillon A, H. jr., 58 Exchange place
Engler Augustus C. over 18 Second
Hall Geo. W. S. 65 Second
Holliday John R. 63 w Fayette
Hopper Samuel W. T. 69 Second
Johnston Thomas D. 73 and 75 Second
Lounsberg W. B. 63 Second
Luckett Roger C. 83 Second
Meredith Gilmor, 42 Second
Montague Brothers, 36 Second
Morling Geo. W. 83 Second
Proud J. G. & Sons, 63 Second
Richardson Edward J. & Sons, 9 North
Spear Wm. 65 Second
WebbWm. P. 89 Second

Agents— Property and Collectors.

Adler Joseph, 64 s Eden
Barker John A. 15 St. Paul
Brewer Nicholas, 84 Aisquith
Bride John H. 139 w Madison
Bona Bernhard, 248 w Fayette
Broumel James, 63 w Fayette
Carman & Bosley, 5 Carroll hall
Sturgeon Lindsay, 10 McElderry

Watson & Alderson, 33 St Paul;
Agents— General,

Charles Benjamin, 135 s Broadway

Davis G. W 51 w Fayette

Evans A. D. & Co. s w cor North and Fay-
ette

Garritee Wm. L. 231 Aisquith

Goldsborough Martin, 49 Courtland

Harr Peter, 28 St. Paul

Harrington E. 79 Second

Hamill James H. 51 w Fayette

Hobbs Washington H. 2 s Front

Hollins & Burnett, 65 s Gay

Jones John P. P. 4 n Calhoun

Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake bank

Lindsay George W. 20 n Paca

Mahaney John, 238 w Lombard

Mcintosh Daniel, 76 n Broadway

Maupin & Co. St. Paul over Bank of Balti-
more

Myers Benjamin C. 102 L. Greene

Nabballi Edward, 2 s Front

Powles Henry, 26 St. Paul

Ray John B. 28 St. Paul

Reynolds Lindsay H. 279 e Madison

Robinson Thornton F. 356 w Fayette

Rogers Henry W. s w cor Charles and
Fayette

Shipley Charles, 531 w Fayette

Taylor James W. W. 121 Bank

Watson & Alderson, 33 St. Paul

Weaver Daniel, 228 e Pratt

Weil Marx, 236 Canton av

Wilson Robert, 172 Aisquith

Yearly Alexander & Son, 15 St. Paul

Agents— Real Estate.

[See Brokert.]

Aulick James, 59 w Second

Dashiell S. K, 32 St. Paul

Gross John I. over 17 St. Paul

Hill Thomas, s w cor Fayette and St. Paul

Jackson John J. 38 St. Paul

Jelliff Bros. 22 Law Buildings

Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake bank

Primrose Wm. F. 56 w Fayette

Sangston George E. & Son, 2 Law buildings,

St. Paul
Shook Albert H. 33 n Gilmor
Stansbury James, 61 s Broadway
Stevenson Rev. Wesley & Son, 3 Law build-

a. maVRT GIESEi, Commission Merchant, tbr the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, dco*
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on iuutd, idl Spear's MVluaA

33

SMITH BKOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

514

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultural Implements.

Bickford & Hoffman, 5914 s Charles
Bruster & Griffith, 49 n Paca
Chapman Nicholas P. 145 w Pratt
Chenoweth Geo. E. 1 Swan
Cook Lewis, 83 Hamburg
Cromwell Richard, 46 and 48 Light
Harding Wm. H. s w cor Barre and Light
Linton & Lamott, l.'il n High
Mayher John, 145 w Pratt
Mott Abraham G. 40 Ensor
Norris & Pusey, 141 w Pratt
Sinclair & Co. 58, 60 and 62 Light
Whitman E. & Sons, 22 and 24 s Calvert

Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and
Photographs.

Bendann Brothers, 207 w Baltimore

D'Aimaine George, 543-0 n Charles

Dampf .T.. H. over 105 w Baltimore

Davis Wm. 63e Baltimore

Hinkle Adam, over 357 w Baltimore

Israel & Co. over 125 w Baltimore

Miles & Windsor, over 205 w Baltimore

Miller W. J. 256 w Pratt

Moltz Henry, 217 w Baltimore

Perkins J. W. over 211 w Baltimore

Perkins P. Lenfield, over 205 and 207 w

Baltimore
Pollock Henry, 155 w Baltimore
Shorey Wm. F. 87 w Baltimore
Stahn Mathias, 87 n Gay
Sweet Wm. H. 203 w Pratt
Taylor Geo. W. H. 147 Lexington
Wagner Ferdinand, 63 w Baltimore
Walzl Richard, 75 and 77 w Baltimore
Wheeden & Son, 135 s Broadway
Winter Henry, 578 w Baltimore

Antiquarian Books, &c.

Des Forges John P. 12 Light
Reed Robert A. 76 n Eutaw

Apothecaries and Chemists.

Andrews & Thompson, 5 w Baltimore
Balmer James, n e cor Baltimore and High
Baxley J. Brown, se cor Howard and Frank-
lin
Beecher W. W. 100 Lexington
Bell Henry, 113 w Fayette
Benson PhiI'der V. s e cor Hollins and Oregon
Biede Adolphus, 218 s Broadway
Bode Wm. n e cor Pearl and Baltimore
Boucsein Lewis, s e cor Pratt and Eden
Bawer Carl, n e cor Calhoun and Baltimore
Bowling J. W. & Bro. n e cor Madison and

Biddle
Brack Charles, 17 Brown
Caspari & Co. n e cor Baltimore and Cal-
houn
Caspar! Charles & William C. 44 n Gay, and

cor Biddle and Penna. av
Coleman & Rogers, 173 w Baltimoi-e
Coskery Henry J. s e cor St. Paul and Fay-
ette
Cox E Gover & Co. n w cor Baltimore and

Pine
Cunningham Wm, W. n w cor Madison and
Central av

Donavin Matthew W. s e cor Lee and Sharp
Duhurst Charles H. 27 w Pratt
Duke A. W. 178 c Eager
Dushane John T. 559 w Fayette
Elliott Henry A. & Bro. 286 Lexington
Ely Wm. T. s e cor Saratoga and Calvert
Epple Wm. n w cor Light and Monti,'omery
Evans Thomas B. s e cor Ann and Aliceanna
Ewing Jas. H. Strieker betw Mulberry and

Franklin
Faithful Wm. T. 703 Lexington
Frames J. P. & Bro. 328 n Gay
Fechtig George F. n w cor Fayette and Cen-
tral av
Gibbons John L. n e cor Eutaw and Saratoga
Grice Edward C. s w cor Baltimore and

Broadway ♦

Gosman Adam J. n e cor Baltimore and Gay
Greentree Hiram, cor Preston and Garden
Hance James, 82 Columbia
Hance Seth S. 108 w Baltimore
Hancock John F. n w cor Baltimore and Ca-
roline
Hasenbalg Harmon, 177 s Broadway
Hassenoamp Ferdinand, 73 Hanover
Healey James E. n w cor Baltimore and Eden
Hodgson Charles H. s e cor Hanover and

Lombard
Hoi-n Louis C. n e cor Chatsworth and Mul-
berry
Horn Philip, 1G6 n Greene
Hudgson Charles, 201 Hanover
Jackel John, 224 s Sharp
Jackson Vincent R. n w cor Light and Ham-
burg
Jeffer-son John B. H. 96 s Broadway
Jennings N. Hynson & Co. 88 n Charles
Kirby J. Edward, cor Franklin a!id Ogston
Koechling Henry M. 95 s Broadway
Lampanius Charles A. 143 Aisquith
Laroque Emile, 20 w Baltimore
Lawrence Richard H. s e cor Saratoga and

Calvert
Lemmon J. H. 659 w Baltimore
Logan Charles W. 300 n Eutaw
Love Wm. S. 9 Penn
Macpherson Samuel, s w cor Mulberry and

Charles
Medinger Edward G. n e cor IVIonument and

Aisquith
Metzgar Franklin, s e cor Gay end Ex'eter
Monsarrat Oscar, 113 s Broadway
Moore & Diffenbacli, n e cor Hanover and

Hill
Moore J . Faris, s w cor Howard and Madison
Noelle Charles & Son, 118 s Broadway
Olilcndorf J. C. n e cor Howard and Saratoga
Orrick Wm. K. n e cor Park and Fayette
Osborn Wm. H. s w cor Greene and Balti-
more
Perkins Dr. Elisha H. s w cor Baltimore and ••

Greene
Perkins J. F. & Bro. s w cor Greene and

Franklin
Perkins J. H. & Co. 136 n Howard
Phillips Llewellyn, s e cor Pratt and Paca
Pitt Thomas 1. n e cor High and Pratt
Bobbins Moses S. 245 Light
Roberts Joseph, cor Harford and Greenmount

avenues
Robinson Nicholas N. 58 Gay cor Saratoga
Ross James F. s w cor Baltimore and Repub-
lican

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue.
Neatsfoot OU, Saltpetre. Paints and Vai-nislncs, 1(>0 ^W^. I^omliard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

515

Russell Eugene J., n e corner Canton av and

Ann . J ,-, 1

Russell Wm. L. s w cor Caroline and Orleans
Sappinijton Dr. Richard, 132 n Gay
Schwarue John, n w cor Biddle and Druid

Hill av ^ , .

Seelbach Wm. 445 w Baltimore
Seguin Charles H. s w cor Charles and Lee
Senft Louis & Co., 22 n Howard
Sharp & Dohme.s w cor Pratt and Howard
Smith J. Jacob, n e cor Lexington and Eutaw
Sohl & Sporleder, n e cor Charles and Mont-
gomery
Stehl John, 31 n Eutaw
Stehl Justus, 240 n Gay
Stewart & Co., n e cor Eutaw and Madison

avenue , ^ ,

Stewart J. V'D. s e cor Hanover and Camden
Sweetser & Co., n e cor Charles and Pratt
Thompson Millnir F. 223 e Baltimore
Tigert John, 182 n High
Tilyard Charles, 257 Saratoga
Wagner Charles A. 310 n Gay
Waterhouse Wm. E. 334 Penna av
Werneburg & Schad, s e cor Bond and Can-
ton av J TT 1.
Werneburg Wm. s w cor Pratt and High
Whittle T. S. se cor Aisquiih and Holland
Wiseman Mrs. Cluuies, 557- w Baltimore
Woods &, Russell, n e corner Baltimore and

Eutaw
Wroth Edward W. 108 Richmond

Architects and Civil Engineers.

Alexander John H. 272 Lexington
BoUman Wendell, Paiapsco works, Clinton a

of Boston
Brauns Henry, 328 w Lexington
Bryson Gilbert H., City Hall
Caldwell Wm. (4- «5 w Fayette
Colbert Lewm A. 383 w Fayette
Dixon Thomas, over 117 w Baltimore
Duvall Alfred L. over 7 South
Paul August, Penna av near Clifton
Faxen Euen, 26 n Charles
Frederick George. 41 n Charles
Gott Jackson C. 31 n Paca
Latrobe Benjamin H. 14ti Washington place
Lind E. G.over s w cor Charles and Fayette
Neilson J. Crawford, 39 n Charles
Roche xVlichael, 15» n Calvert
Taylor W. VV. cor Lanvale and Bolton
Templemau & Siupley, 48 Lexington
Woodward David A. 440 w Fayette

Artists.

Boneau de St. Marcel E. 135 e Baltimore
• D'Almaine George, 54 ^^ n Charles
Geiwiky George, 47 Albemarle
Harley James K. over s w cor Charles and

Fayette
Johnston John R. 5 Carroll Hall
Kett Emil, 81 St. Paul
Miller Alfred J. 2(34 w Fayette
Ruckle Thomas C. over n w cor Charles and

Fayette
Steible August, 76 Hanover
Volkmar Charles, 8 n Frederick
Weidenbach August, 27 Pearl
Woodward David A. 44"0 w Fg^yette

Artists' Materials.

[See Paints, Sfc]

Dodge Geo. R. 42 w Baltimore
King Wm. & Bro. 2 n Liberty
Minifie Wm. 114 w Baltimore

Artificial Flowers.

Beil John, 130 Lexington
Marcisi Michael, 146 Lexington
Rose Hirsch, 148 Lexington
ShafFnerMrs. Jacob, 74 w Baltimore

Attorneys at Law.

Abell George W. 41 St. Paul

Addison Wm. Meade, 29 Lexington

Alexander Julien I. n e cor Charles and Lex-
ington

Alexander Thos. S. n e cor Charles and Lex-
ington

Alexander Wm. 76 w Fayette

Anderson Wm. H. H. 29 Lexington

Andrews Edward W. 604 w Fayette

Appleton , 40 Lexington

Appieton G. Armstead, 29 Lexington

Atkinson Joseph T. 36 St. Paul

Baldwin R. W. 29 St. Paul

Bannon M. 32 St. Paul

Barioll Beiij. C. s w cor Charles and Fayette

Barry Llewellyn F. 80 w Fayette

Barry Robt. C. n w cor Lexington and Court-
land

Battee Richard Ridgely, 24 St. Paul

Benzinger Fredk. F. 19 Law buildings

Berry Tho.s. W. 82 w Payette

Blackburn John C. 34 St. Paul

Blair Edgar W. 29l.exington

Blanchard E. Wyatt, 38 St. Paul ,

Bond G. Morris, 33 St. Paul

Bond Wm. B. 32 St. Paul

Bouldin Randolph J. 6 St. Paul

Brent Robert J. 31 Lexington

Brewer John M. 59 1^ w Baltimore

Brice George H. 46 St. Paul

Brickenstein L. C. 61 w Fayette

Brooke Franklin E. P. 45 Courtland

Brooks Isaac, jr. 37 Lexington

Brown & Brune, 40 St Paul

Brown David R, 13 Lexington

Brown & Emory, 47 St. Paul

Brown Stewart, 99 St. Paul

Bryan Wm. S. 30 St. Paul

Buchanan James H. 82 w Fayette

Burdick Wm. H. 59 w Fayette

Busey Wm. M. 71 w Fayette

Byrd Alfred H. .30 St. Paul

Campbell James Mason, 29 Lexington

Campbell R. B. T. 29 Lexington

Carpenter John C. 25 Lexington

Carroll James, 31 St. Paul

Carson John, 71 w Fayette

Carter Bernard, 29 Lexington

Cohen Jacob I. 29 St. Paul

Cinnamond & Browning, 59 w Fayette

Collins Wm. H. 34 St. Paul

Cowan Wm. H. 51 w Fayette

Crane Judge P. W. 6 n Calvert

Cross E. J. D. 31 Lexington

Crownfield Herman F. 1 Courtland

Cummiskey Eugene, 43 St. Paul

THE GROVER & BAKER SERVING MACHINE is tlie best for aU purposes-^AIiKSi
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SMITH BEOS. & OC, Sponge all their Goods.

516

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Daniel Wm 67 w Fayette

Davis H. Winter, 56 St. Paul

Dennis James U. 134 Park

Dobbin George W. 42 St. Paul

Donaldson Samuel I. 39 St. Paul

Dpnaldson Thomas, 38 St. Paul

Dbugherty R. W. G3 w Fayette

Duffy Edward, 28 St. Paul

Dulany H. R. 36 St. Paul

Edgar John M. 75 w Fayette

Emmons Herman L. jr., 4 Law buildings

Evans Hugh D. 37 Lexington

Falls Wm. K. 279 Madfsonav

Farnandis Walter, jr., 1 Spurrier's ct

FindleyJohn V. L. over cor Lexington and

Spurrier's ct
Fischer Louis C. 31 Lexington
Fisher Wm. A. cor St. Paul and Eager
Fisher Wm. 45 St. Paul
Fowler David, 41 St. Paul
Frazier John M. 28 St. Paul
Frick Wm. F. over 82 w Fayette
Friese Philip C. 14)o Mansion house, Fayette
Gallagher Francis, f49 Aisquith
Garey Henry F. 85 \v Fayette
Gill George M. 36 St Paul
Gill Nicholas R. 32 St. Paul
Gilmor Robert, jr., 20 Law buildings
Gittings Richard J. 47 St. Paul
Glenn Wm. W. 6 n Calvert
Glocker Emanuel J. 44 St. Paul
Goldsborough W. Ewell, 25 Lexington
Graff E. Beatty, n e cor South and Second
Griffith Wm. C. 85 w Fayette
Grindell J.J. 289 Aisquitt\
Gwinn Charles J. M. 41 St. Paul
Hack Oliver F. 7 Counsellor's hall
Hammitt Thomas P. 7 Law buildings
Hanan J . S. 31 St. Paul
Hanan John, 11 Courtland
Handy Samuel J. K., Eager nr Lovegrove al
Harris J. Morrison, Spurrier's ct, Lexington

near St. Paul
Hender.son Thos.F.,Law build 'g«, Lexington
Heuisler Joseph S. 23 Law buildings
Hiegins Edwin, 27 Lexington

Hill Wm. B 70 w Fayette

Hinkley & Morri.s, 43 n Charles

Hobbs Alexander H. 32 St. Paul

Hodges T. Harris, 71 Courtland

Holl6way Edward, 63 w Fayette

Hoopes D. H. & W. P. 69 Lexington

Hopkins Wm. F. 59 Hollins

Horwitz Benj. F. 37 Lexington

Horwitz Orville, 38 St. Paul

Horwitz Theopliilis B. 25 Lexington

Hosmer James R. 37 Lexington

Houlton Samuel C. 44 St. Paul

Howard F. H. 101 n Charles

Hutchins Thomas T. 22 n Charles

Hutton N. H. 46 Lexington

Ing John H. 59)^ w Fayette

Israel Edward, 34 St. Paul

Jenkins Michael Courtney, 3 Spurrier's ct

Johnson Edgar H. 35 n Charles

Johnson John, 29 St. Paul

Johnson Reverdy, jr., 26 n Charles

Johnson S. M. 84 Franklin

Jones J. Morris, 53 w Fayette

Kalkman Von Hollen, 13 Lexington

Keene John Henry, jr., 15 St. Paul

Keerl Thomas M. 37)^ n Charles

Kelley Francis X. under Chesapeake Bank

Kerr Charles G. 31 St. Paul

Kilbourn E. G. 32 St. Paul

Kimmell Wm. 26 n Calvert

King George W. 32 St. Paul

Knott A. L. 25 Law buildings, Lexington

Krafft Charles P. 63 w Fayette

Krebs Wm. G. 30 St. Paul

Lanahan Thomas M. 31 Lexington

Latrobe Benj. H jr. 146 Washington pi

Latrobe Ferdinand C. St. Paul 1 door n of
Lexington

Latrobe John H. B., St. Paul 1 door n of Lex-
ington

Lawder Samuel M. 6 Law buildings, St. Paul

Leary Cornelius L. L. 21 Lexington

Lee James Fenner, 48 Lexington

Linthicum Thales A. 71 w Fayette

Long Sydney C. 5 St. Paul

Machen Arthur W. & Richard J. Gittings, 47
St. Paul

Magruder Jesse H. 72 w Fayette

Mai^nie Wm. 26 n Calvert

Matthews & Loney, 1 Counsellor's hall

Maund Geo. C. 70 w Fayette

Mayer Lewis, 29 St. Paul

McAllister Robt. A. 72,1^ Bank

McClure James A. L. 3f Lexington

McCurley Isaac, 38 St. Paul

McElroy James W. 31 Lexington

McFarland C. D. 46 Lexington

McLane James L. 43 St. Paul

McLaughlin James, 142 n Charles

Mcljaughlin & Johnson, 46 Lexington

McLaughlin Patrick, over 80 w Fayette

Mearis Malcolm W. 108 n Exeter

Medairy John W. 140 Park

Meredith Jonathan, 43 Franklin

Merrick Wm. M. 29 St. Paul

Merryman Joseph P. 71 w Fayette

Moale Isaac G. 29 St. Paul

Monmonier Chas. 30 St. Paul
Morfit Henry M. 87 e Baltimore
Morrison & Warner, 5 St. Paul
Mullin Michael A. 31 Lexington
Musselman Amos F. 21 Lexington
Nagle Wm. se cor Paca and L. Greene
Neilson Albertus, 15 St. Paul
Newton Wm. H. 23 Lexington
Nicholas John Spear, 21 Law buildings
Nicholson James M.38 St. Paul
O'Brien Wm. J. 49 w Fayette
Pennington Charles, 142 Washington pi
Pennington Josias, 82 w Fayette
Pennington & Read, 48 Lexington
Pennington Wm. 53 Mount Vernon pi
Phelps Charles E. 29 St. Paul
Pinkney Frederick, 46 St. Paul
Poe & Co. 25 Lexington
Pratt Thomas G. 35 St. Paul
Presstms.n Benjamin C. 30 St. Paul
Presstman Thomas R. 76 w Fayette
Preston J. Alexander, 31 St. Paul
Preston Wm. P. 65 w Fayette
Price Benjamin, 29 St. Paul
Price Wm. 29 St. Paul
Purviance Robert, 142 w Biddle
Quinn J. Randolph, 24 St. Paul •
Read Wm. George, 128 n Charles
Reynolds Luther M. 74 w Fayette
Reynolds Wm. jr. 38 St. Paul
Ridgely Andrew Sterrett, 41 St. Paul
Ridgely Charles G. 36 Aisquith
Ridgely Charles W. 34 St. Paul

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

51-7

Ridgely Lot W. 143 n Calvert
Ritchie Albert, 25 Lexington
Robinson Lewis H. s e cor Bank and Broad-
way
Rogers Robert Lyon, 23 Lexington
Root Henry R. 5 St. Paul
Salmon E. W. 26 ri Calvert
Schley & Emory, 122 w Baltimore, up stairs
Schley Wm. 48 Lexington
Scott T. Parkin, 16 St. Paul
Scott Wm. P. 16 St. Paul
Shipley J. Sellman, 2 CourtlanJ
SlingluffC. Bohn, 37 Lexington
Small John, jr., 21 Lexington
Smith JoB(>ph Dean, 35 n Charles
Snethen W. G. 20 Second
Snowden Samuel, 83 w Fayette
Snyder John J. 53 w Fayette
Spencer Jervis, 1^4 Courtland
Sprague Elisha R."5 St. Paul
Steele & Tagart, 82 w Fayette
Stevens F. P. 48 Lexington
Stewart John, 33 St. Paul ^

Stewart Wm. A. 53 w Fayette
Stirling Archibald, jr., 26 n Calvert
Stirling Douglass, 51 w Fayette
Stockbridge Henry, 76 l.iexington,corSt. Paul
Stockett J. Shaaf, 43 St. Paul
Swann Edward, 40 St. Paul
Sweany Dennis S. 6 St. Paul
Swinney Epaphroditus, 53 w Fayette
Taylor Tazewell, 31 Lexington
Teackle St. George W. 1 Courtland
Thayer Nath'l J. 29 St. Paul
Thomas Daniel M. 29 Lexington
Thomas John H. 37 St. Paul
Thomas Joiin L., jr., over 6 St. Paul
Thomas Joseph A., Carey near Saratoga
Thompson Henry, 29 Lexington
Thornton Francis A., Hoffman opp. Bolton
Tidy John B., jr., 33 St. Paul
, Tiernan Chas 6. 45 St. Paul
Tormey Francis D. 139 n Calvert
Wallis & Thomas, 37 St. Paul
Ward Wm. J. 26 n Calvert
Warfield 0. C. 13 St. Paul
Warner George jr., n e cor Fayette and St.

Paul
Warrington Thomas J. 13 Law buildings
Waterman Wm. J. 83 w Fayette
Waters Wm. S. 27 St. Paul
Watkins John N. 411 w Fayette
Webster Henry, 9 n Calvert
Whelan Thomas, jr., 16 St. Paul
Whitney Milton, 23 Lexington
White Wm. Pinkney, 21 Lexington
Wilcox Andrew J. 28 n Calvert
Williams George H. over Chesapeake Bank,

North
Williams Lloyd W. s w cor Charles and

Fayette
Wilson Charles G. 49 w Fayette
Wilson Edmund H. 195 Druid Hill av
Wilson & Lipscomb, 14 Law buildings
Wolff Alexander, 17 Law buildings
Wyatt Charles H. 48 St. Paul
Wysham Henry C. 37 Lexington

Auction & Commission Merchants.

Adreon & Co. 22 s Charles

Bennett F. W. & Co. 28 and 30 s Charles

Clark Lewis & Co. 184 w Baltimore

Eichelberger J. & Co. 322 s Charles

Fleisher & Bros. 5 Hanover

Gibson & Co. over 7 n Charles

Gover Samuel H. 84 w Baltimore

Hamilton Wm. 64 and 66 s Ciiarles

Lewis A. T. & Co. (dry goods,) over 266 w

Baltimore
Manahan Jabez F. 17 s Charles
McGill & Co. 20 s Charles
Merrefield Joseph, (dry goods,) over 258 w

Baltimore
Rex, Higgins & Co. 318 w Baltimore
Soper Samuel J. & Co. 42 and 44 s Charles
Taylor & Gardner, 6 and 8 German

Bacon Dealers.

[See Provision Dealers.]

Cassard F. W. 61 South

Hoffman Aaron & Bro. 21 Lexington market

Hoffman Charles, 377 w Baltimore

Meister Charles, 662 Penna. av

Meister George, 679 Penna. av

Roloson Fredk. 24 Diamond

Bag Manufacturers.

Graffln J. C.,75 and 77 South

Bakers.

Arnold Geo. W. 120 w Fayette

Arthur Henry, .53 n Eutaw and 32 Camden

Babb John D. 68 s Charles

Beatty James & Co., (crackers,) 92, 94, 96

and 98 Dugan's wharf, near Pratt
Brown George, 124 n Front
Burkamp Francis, 149 n Eutaw
Champlin Thomas A. P. 138 w Fayette
Dexter Chas. 136 Lexington
Flamm Peter, 88 Lexington
Groff Jacob B. n w cor Madison and Howard
Kauffman & Cochran, 248 n Central av
Lincoln Harry W. 76 s Broadway
Lincoln Joseph S 294 Saratoga
Mason Jas. D. & Co., (crackers,) 133 McEl-

derry's wharf, store 114 w Pratt
Mason John C. & Co. n w cor' President and

Stiles, store 45 and 47 w Pratt
Mason Richard & Sons, (crackers,) 41 McEl-

derry's wharf, store 128 w Pratt
McCoubray Thomas, 158 w Pratt and 91

Thames
Mechanical Bakery, s w cor Howard and

King
Messersmith J. K. & Son, 82 Penna. av
Pfeil August, 212 Light
Schmidt Henry, n w cor Pine and Mulberry
Sorg Charles, 435 w Pratt
Stuhlman Frederick, 185 e Pratt
Tyler & Bro. (crackers,) 49 w Pratt
Tyson, Camp & Co., (crackers,) 452 and 454

w Baltimore ,

Werner Henry, 134 n Charles

Band Box Manufacturers.

Dobler Mrs. Daniel, 49 Lewis

Hartel John M. over 212 w Baltimore

Seidewitz F. W. 284 w Baltimore

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518

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

• Weaver Levi, over 17^ s Sharp

Bankers.

Bayne & Co., 208 w Baltimore

Brown, Bros. & Co.,s w cor Baltimore and

Calvert
Carson & Co, 204 w Baltimore
Cox Brothers & Co. n e cor Baltimore and

North
Egerton John B. s e cor South and Exchange

place
Gittings John S. & Co 29 South
Harris Samuel & Sons, 196 w Baltimore
Hinkley Charles, 228 w Baltimore
Johnston, Bros. & Co. ]98 w Baltimore
McKim Brothers, n e cor Baltimore and Cal-
vert
McKim & Co. 186 w Baltimore
Nicholson Isaac L & Co. 28 w Baltimore
Nicholson J. J. & Sons, 284 w Baltimore
Purvis & Co. 192 w Baltimore
Smithson W. T. & Co. 224 w Baltimore
Thomas & Co. 176 w Baltimore

Banks.

[See .Appendix.]

Bank of Baltimore, n e cor Baltimore and St.

Paul
Bank of Commerce, 26 South
Chesapeake Bank, s e cor North and Fayette
Franklin Bank, 15 South

Howard Bank, n w cor Howard and Fayette
Marine Bank, n e cor Gay and Second
People's Bank, n e cor Baltimore and Paca
Western Bank of Baltimore, 14 n Eutaw

Banks— National.

[See Appendix.]

Citizens National Bank, n e cor Pratt and

Hanover
Commercial and Farmers National Bank, s w

cor German and Howard
Farmers and Merchants National Bank, n w

cor Lnmbarcl and South
Farmers and Planters National Bank, 17 South
First National Bank, 3 s Gay
Merchants National Bank, s w cor Gay and

Second
National Exchange Bank, 4 s Sharp
National Mechanics Bank, s e cor Calvert

and Fayette
National Union Bank of Maryland, s e cor

Charles and Fayette
Second National Bank, n w cor Eastern av

and Broadway
Third National Bank, 31 South

Banks— Savings.

[See Appendix.]

Dime Savings Bank, 9 n Calvert, opp. Bar-

num's hotel
Eutaw Savings Bank, s e cor Eutaw and

Fayette
Savings Bank of Baltimore, n w cor Gay and

Second * •'

Basket Makers.
Acomb William, 121 Franklin

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission MeicUaiU,
Kos«uciale Cement aud CsUciined Plaster

Bell Pounders.

Raker & Brown, 10 w Pratt
Gibson, Kirk & Bros., Cheapside
McShane, Henry & Co. 157 North-
Regester Joshua, 53 Holiday

Bell Hangers.

[See Locksmiths.]

Fitzberger Henry, 102 Lexington
Phillips Charles, 73 n Fremont
Phillips Thomas, 127 Saratoga
Stewart Columbus J, 3 s Liberty
Stewart John A. 65 Saratoga

Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.

Aler John, 82 n Eutaw

Anderson Charles, n e cor German and Eutaw

Baer John H. 521 Light

Brandy Michael, 138 Camden

Buchta John, 23 Hillen

Carey Patrick, 208 Garden

Chester Wm. 9 Pleasant

Clautice Peter, s e cor Portland and Emory

Cottingham Thomas, 38 Grant

Cross David, Hillen betw East and Forrest

Cross Samuel B. 69 and 75 s Howard

Devalin Hugh, 89 Harrison

Doyle James, 150 s Central av

Fail-all Wm. H. 139 s Fremont

Fields Wm. H. 135 s Fremont

Finnegan & Lynch, 88 North

Fuller Philip, 10 and 12 Kast Falls av

Fulton John W. 219 w Biddle

Haslup Leroy T. 57 North

Plazelip Jos. N. 9 Swan

Hitchcock Josiah, 273 s Ann

Hogan & Murphy, 111 n Paca

Irwin John C. 151 s Central av

Keenan James, 84 Holiday

Lally Malachi, 126 Franklin

Lee Charles, 412 w Baltimore

Lort John, 140 Camden

Matthia John C. 560 Penna. av

McNotten Thomas, 83 Garden

Merker A. 173 Saratoga

Mettee Leonard C. 8 Dover

Monroe Henry, 13 Concord

J\ordt& Kohlhepp, 484 Harford av

Rigby Levin D. 7 Camden

Sindall Philip & Bro. 117 Hillen

Slack Charles, cor John and Cathedral

Smith Jeftery A. 182 Columbia

Stockdale Noah, 269 w Biddle

Thompson Joseph, 27 Centre

Watkins George L. 37 Lighrt

Block and Pump Makers.

Bandle Leonard J. 97 McElderry's wharf
Black & Sapp, 115 Smith wharf
Cathcart R. & W. H. 113 Thames
Coleman Edward, Baltimore near Wolfe
Cook & Farson, 17 Philpot
Delano Wm. H. 72 w Pratt
Freeman Wm. T. cor Caroline and Thames
Helming Wm. 184 s Paca
Lewis Levi, foot of Montgomery near Ham-
burg
Mallon John, Pratt near South
Peregoy Wm. B. s w cor Bond and Thames

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■Peregoy William C. D. s w cor Thames and

Bond
Powell Henry, 131 McElderry's wharf
Rice Thos. H. 4 Covington
Ryan Wm. J. 86 s Poppleton
Sisselburger Andrew, 59 Penna. av
Waddell Wm. A. 5 Fell
Waggner John H. 36 Fell
Wood Thomas, 45 McElderry's wharf

•
Boarding Houses.

Bohn Mrs. Elizabeth, 105 w Fayette
Brewer Mrs. Charles, 48 Hanover
Brooks Mrs. Margaret, 94 s Eataw
Bryson Mrs. Catherine, 625 w Pratt
Carroll Mrs. Mary, s w cor North and Lex-
ington
Clifton Mrs. Alphonsa, 49 St. Paul
Cooper Mrs. E. 81 Camden
Cullimore Mrs. John 193 e Pratt
Dahle Mrs. Margaret, 65 n Front
Dashiell Mns. Mary K. 46 Granby
Doyle Mrs. Mary, 133 n Paca
Ducatel Mrs. Johanna, 38 Mulberry
Dunlevy Mrs. 42 s Sharp
Evans Mi-s. Maria, 52 n Calvert
Gait Mrs, Mary, 98 e Baltimore
Griffith Mrs. A. W. S. 32 s Sharp
Guest M. C. 40 and 42 Lexington
Hall Mrs. Isabella, 28 Nm-th
Hanney Mrs. Mary A. 123 Camden
Harrison Margaret E. 110 w Fayette
Johns Mrs. Jane E.-283 w Fayette
Kelley Mrs. Chas. A. 142 n Charles
Kerner Mrs. Francis A. 199 w Fayette
Pattisoii Mrs. l5 44 Hanover
Peters Misses, 33 Lexington
Rose Mrs. Klizabeth, 54 s Sharp
Satterfield Maria, 16 s Calvert
Steen Mrs. Sarah E. 23 and 25 n Calvert
Turnbuil Mrs. Eveline, 51 and 53 Lexington

Boat Builders.

[See Ship Yards.]

Bartlelt & Brother, in Pardy & Bros, ship

yard, foot of Montg(miery
Bartlett James, 37 Philpot
Bradyhouse Thomas, foot of Bond
King & Ermling, n w cor Wills and Block
Miles John S. foot of York
Parsons Joseph, York near Light
Rennojjs E. G. 115 McElderry's wharf
Rossiter John F. 2 Covington

Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw
Goods.

[See Millinery Goods.]

Armstrong, Cator & Co., 237 w Baltimore
Bamberger & Co. 247 w Baltimore
Carroll Thomas G. 101 w Baltimore
Crane Benjamin & Co. 249 w Baltimore
Fahnestock Geo. W. over 233 w Baltimore
Rasin J. Freeman, 39 n Charles

Book Binders.

Armstrong & Berry, 156 w Baltimore

Bonsai Louis, 52 w Baltimore

Childs Charles, over 293 w Baltimore

Dell Thomas E. 16 Cowpen al, and over 6 n
Howard

Hetzler Francis D upper story, Sun building

Lycett George, over 8 ii Liberty

Paul Wm. & Co. 22 Water and 114 w Bal-
timore

Peters Wm. H. over 151 w Pratt

Rawlings & Brunner, over 262 w Baltimore

Schmidt Wm. R. 94 w Baltimore

Slieehy James, 15 St Paul

Wright Joel, over 160 and 162 w Baltimore

Booksellers, Stationers, and Pub-
lishers.

Armstrong & Berry, 156 w Baltimore

Bond J. W. & Co. 86 w Baltimore

Bonsai Louis, 82 w Baltimore

Chickering Eldridge C. 226 w Pratt

Cook Isaac P. 76 w Baltimore

Cushings & Baili-y, 262 w Baltimore

Des F..rg.^s John P. 12 Light

Dickinson Arthur, 514 w Baltimore

Doyle A. J. 11 Pennsylvania av

Eniz & B»sli, 86 n Charles

Ford Thos. C. 191 n Gay

Fry John C. 87 w Fayette

Guiteau Rev. Sheridan, ag'tforSunday School
and Tract Depository. 73 w Fayette

HambrightG. M. 142i<i n Calvert

Hamill & Co. 107 n Ho"ward

Hennighauser G. 28)^ w Pratt

Jackson Joseph H. 162 1.< e Baltimore

Jerniiigham J. A. C 123 e Baltimore

K.'lly & Pii.'t, 174 w Baltimore

Kurtz T. Newton, 151 w Pratt

Lucas Brothers, 170 w Baltimore

Magers Geo. W 175 Lexington

McKeever Charles C. 118 n Calvert

Minifie William, 114 w Baltimore

M.u-row Andrew C. 103 n Gay

Murphy J. & Co. 182 w Baltimore

Paul Wm. & Co. 22 Water

Ramsay Joseph A. 115 s Broad viray

Rawlings & Brunner, over 262 w Baltimore

Richstein Wm. F. 178 w Baltimore

Schmidt Wm. R. 94 w Balliniore

Selby & McCauley, (stationery,) 32 w Balti-
more

Sheehy James, 15 St. Paul

Stork & Gillespie, (stationery,) 2783-^ w Bal-
timore

Taylor Henry & Co. Sun building. 111 w
Baltimore, and 5 South

Torney John H. 192 w Pratt

Turner Samuel E & Co. 3 s Charles

Tyson Joshua J. H. (stationery,) 484 w Bal-
timore

Waite, Matthew H 13S w Baltimore

Waters Jas. S. 6 n Charles

Weishample John F. jr. 8 Eutaw House, cor
Baltimore and Eutaw

Whitney, Cushing & Co. 6 n Howard

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manu-
facturers—Retail.

Ackler Jacob B. 287 w Pi-att
Addison Samuel, 230 w Pratt
Bailey William, 108 Lexington

AXTG. a. MEYER vt CO., Maimifnctiirois of AVtiite Lend, Zinc. Putty, Lintnpblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints autl V'iiriiiohics, 100 "W. Xiombarcl Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at 'No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Bangs John, 229 w Pratt

Berg Philip, 64 w Pratt

Berney Bernhart, 24 w Pratt and 18 Centre

market space
Berry Geo. W. 29G n Gay
BiUmyer Joseph, 142 w Pratt
Bulack Joseph, 248 Pratt
Burke Lawrence, 62 Centre market space
Burns Geo. W . 338 w Baltimore
Carback E. & Son, 1()5 Lexington
Chamberlain John C. 608 w Lombard
CloggGeo. S. 2 s Calvert
Connolly & McCarthy, 22 s Sharp
Cook Benjamin M. 803 w Baltimore
Crook Geo. W. M. 69 w Baltimore
Davis Stephen, 150 Lexington
Davis Thomas, s e cor Lexington and Paca
De Baufre Wm. H. & Co. 84 s Broadway
Debring Rebecca A. 133 n Eulaw
Dreyer Wm. 160 and 170 s Broadway
Dungan Wilkinson, 153 Franklin
Eliel & Mayer, 220 w Pratt
Ely Mahlon S. 170 n Gay
Emerich Christian, 18 South
Emerick Wm. H. 9 n Eutaw
Fensley Wm 141 s Broadway
Fisher Geo. F. 64 n Gay
Fluharty James, 2 w Baltimore
Fuld John, 104 w Pratt
Gahan Patrick, 88 w Baltimore
Gallagher Alexander, 95 n Eutaw
Gallagher Thos. s w cor Paca and Saratoga
Gardner James F. 58 Lexington
Gawthrop Wm. H. 163 Lexington
George Isaac S. 80 Centre Market space
Hamer Wm. H. 56 n Howard
Hammack George M. 203 n Gay
Harrison Wm. A. 84 s Charles
Hartman Joiin, 678 w Baltimore
Hemmick George A. 624 w Baltimore
Heinz Andrew, 80 n Gay
Henneman August, 269 n Central av
Herman Leon, 72 Centre Market space
Herman Louis, 62 Centre Market space
Herman H. 82 Centre Market space
Himmelreich Bernhard, 647 w Baltimore
Inglis George, 81 w Fayette
Jandorf Reuben 108 w Pratt
Keoch Samuel, 61 s Howard
Kolp John A 125 w Lombard
Laughlin Tliomas, 2 St. Paul
Lewis Jacob S. J37 s Broadway
Livingston Seth F. 272 Light
Lloyd Frisby, 146 w Baltimore
Long & Smith, 1 n Calvert
Mac'kee Patrick, 9 s Sharp
Marley Richard, 135 Pear!
Marshall John, 119 e Pratt
Martin Samuel, 516 w Baltimore
Mather James, 92 Lexington
McCarthy .John J. 581^ n Howard
Mehring Philip, 350 Light
Mockbee Richard, 29 w Baltimore
Muller John P. 259 s Broadway
Murray Wm. 68 Centre Market space
Pependrink Conrad, 196 Lexington
Perry John B. 231 Lexington
Perry Levi & Co. 179 w Baltimore and 144 s

Broadway
Phillips John T. 11 s Sharp
Pickerinij Wm. 232 Lexington
Rausch John H. 314 n Howard
Richards John H. & Co. 120 Light-st wharf

Roemer George A. 278 w Pratt
Ross David J. under Barnum's hotel
Russell Benjamin, 293 w Baltimore
Schott J. & Bro. 424 w Baltimore
Schwab Solomon, 141 Lexington
Sellers Jesse, 10 North
Shutze Aug. D., 15 Light
Smith Christian, 31 w Baltimore
Spencer John, 40 Hanover
Stassfort Lewis, 21 s Liberty
Stinson Richard, 12 North
Stoops Wm. H. 60 Hanover
Straus Frederick, 195 and 199 Light
Thater Philip, 280 w Pratt
Thomas Pierre, 5 s Gay
Unger & Rumohr, 39 n Eutaw
Volk Francis, 48 s Charles
Volkert Nicholas H. 641 w Baltimore
Wack Henry, 62)^ Centre market space
Wambach William, 16 South
Waring Spencer M. 44 s Howard
Weil E. P. & Sony, 113 and 119 n Gay
Weil Wm.H. & Bro. 506 w Baltimore
SVhitmarsh George, 159 w Lexington
Whorton William, 1061^ w Pratt
Wilcox John H. 252 n (5ay
Wilcox Thos. S. 134 n Gay
Wright & Mahoney, 208 s Broadway
Zimmerman John V. 280 Aisquith

Boots and Shoes — Ladies.

Ardein David, 36 n Charles

Bailey William, 108 Lexington

Bodicker Louis, 43 n Gay '

Bottomer Frederick J. 112 Saratoga

Caples Wm. M. 161 n Eutaw

Chamberlaim John C. 608 w Lombard

Crook Geo. W. M. 69iw Baltimore

Dryden Samuel, 334 w Baltimore

Ely Mahlon S. 170 n Gay

Fox S. P. 510 w Baltimore

Hamer Wm. H. 56 n Howard

Hill George D. & Co. 53 and 23 n Gay

Hugg Richard, 71 n Eutaw

Inglis George, 81 w Fayette

Johnson William, 110 n Gay

Marley Richard, cor Franklin and Pearl

Martin Samuel, 516 w Baltimore

Mather James, 92 Lexington

McLaughlin Robert, 236 n Gay

Nicolai John C. 553 w Baltimore

Perry Levi & Co. 179 w Baltimore and 144 s

Broadway
Watkins Wm. B. 80 Lexington

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manu-
facturers— Wholesale.

Balderston, Ward &Co. over 273 w Baltimore
Bantz Theodore S. 322 w Baltimore
Brooks, Fulton & Rogers, 346 w Baltimore
Brooks Robert, 257 w Baltimore
Carey & Bangs, 266 w Baltimore
Carroll, Adams & Neer, 286 w Baltimore
Dalsheimer David, over 269 w Baltimore
Dixon Wm. T. & Bro. 306 w Baltimore
Einstien, Brothers & Co. 288 w Baltimore
Faust John, 19 s Charles
George Isaac S. n e cor Baltimore and Liberty,

and 80 Centre market space
Graham & Le Baron, 346 w Baltimore

THE GROVER df BAKEK, .SEAVIIVG} MACHIiVE i« the best for aU purposes— SALES
ROOBIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

621

Griffin Robert B. & Son, 19 s Charles
Hecht & Putzel, 302 w Baltimore and 180

Lexino:ton
Horner Prank & Bro. 324 w Baltimore
Hulls Robert, over n e cor Calvert artd Water
Hurst John A. & J. A. over 236 w Baltimore
Irelan David, over 347 w Baltimore
Jenkins John W. 275 w Baltimore
Kimberly Jer. M. 327 w Baltimore
Magruder T. J. & Co. over 245 and 247 w

Baltimore
Mockbee & Sewell, 29 e Baltimore
Moorehead & Nitze, 347 w Baltimore
Pendexter Henry & Co. 320 w Baltimore
Ruthrauf & Smith, 290 w Baltimore
Tucker & Smith, 250 w Baltimore
Warner & Bros. 254 w Baltimore
Wirt J. & Co. 3 n Howard

Bottlers.

Coughlan Wm. 169 and 171 s Central av

Eckhart Henry, lis Frederick

Ellis & Cairns, 14 s Gay

Hohnberger Christian, 89 Lee

Pier G. W. & Co. 40 s Charles

McKay James, 132 Franklin

Walsh Thomas, 29 s Frederick

Brass Pounders,

Aitcheson James, 74 North

Baker & Brown, 10 w Pratt

Davidson M. T. & Co. 4 Light-st wharf

Frazier Edward H. 132 Thames

Hardesty George W. 44 Holiday

Ives William M. & Son, 11 n Frederick

Keener John H. 46 Thames

MeShane Henry & Co. 157 North

Niemeyer Frederick, 163 King

Regester Joshua, 53 Holiday

Reeder George W., Hughes

Brooms, Baskets and Woodenware
Dealers.

Acomb William, 12] Franklin

Atwood Benjamin, 62 s Calvert

Beanian William, cor Franklin and Eutaw

Beebe Lucius M. 94 w Lombard

Boehm, Rice & Co. 32 s Calvert

Chipman George, cor Calvert and Lombard

Cortlan & Co. 216 and 218 w Baltimore

Costolay Patrick J. 120 Franklin

Gephart & Barbee, 24 n Howard

Lord Charles W. 88 and 90 w Lombard

Brewers.

Baier John, (lager beer) 392 Canton av
Bauernschmidt Geo. (lager beer,) Belair av

near Chester
Bauernschmidt John, 281 w Pratt
Beck Thomas, (lager beer,) Baltimore near

Calverton road
Beck George, 360 Penna. av
Claggett Wm. & Co. e Lombard, adj. Falls
Dandelet Francis, n e cor Hanover and Con-
way
Glas Conrad, (lager beer,) 370 Penna av
Herzog Conrad, (lager beer,) 84 Burke

Hoffman J. George, (lager beer,) Jefferson

av near Charles
Kreig Peter, (lager beer,) 247 Aliceanna
Mulhauser Jacob, (lager beer,) nr Belvidere

bridge
Odenwald & Yoh, 7 Calverton road
Rossmarck Geo. (lager beer,) s w cor Cross

and Covington
Rost Geo. (lager beer,) Belair av near Balti-
more Cemetery
Seeger Jacob, (lager beer,) intersection of

Frederick road and Pratt
Wiessner & Miller, n e corner Lancaster and

Burke
Wiessner Frederick, Belair av near Baltimore

Cemetery

Brick Makers.

Alters John A. near Ferry Bar

Berry John S. &■ George R. cor Sharp and

Montgomery
Burns, Russell & Co. office 30 Columbia
Chase Hannibal H. cor Beason and Lowman
Dixon John A. J. 415 Light
Harman Samuel, 33 Conway
Hartlove Wesley, 106 Washington, F. H.
James Thomas, Clinton n of Boston
Reese Wm. Washington road
Robinson Lewis H. sr. 336 e Baltimore
Simmont Frederick, Light extended
Smith Nicholas M. Canton
Steigerwald Meyer, terminus of Light

Britannia Ware Manufacturers.

Holmes Wm. 12 Bank la
Sack Christian D. 63 German

Brokers— Exchange, Bill, Beal Es-
tate and Stock.

Appleton Wm. S. 77 w Second

Aulick James, 59 w Second

Bayzand Wm. H., Law buildings, St. Paul

Bell George W. C. 47 St. Paul

Benner T. S. & Co. 6 Franklin building,

North
BergO. H. 16 South
Boulden & Hellen, 4 North
Brown Bros. & Co. s w cor Baltimore and

Calvert
Carr, Taylor & Co. 72 Exchange place
Cohen Israel, 7 South
Cook Henry W. 9 Law building.?
Coulter George T. 58 Exchange place
Cox Bros. & Co. n e cor Baltimore and North
Dashiell S. H. 32 St. Paul
Denison John M. 85 w Second
Evans Isaac, jr. 162 w Baltimore
Egerton John B. s e cor Exchange place and

South
Fisher Wm. & Sons, 32 South
Foard Addison K. 69 Exchange place
Frank H. & Co. 7 and 9 n Howard
Gardner & Bro. 5 North
Gildersleve George, 61 w Second
Gilmor Wm. jr. over 42 Second -
Gover Philip & Co. 22 w Baltimore
Gover, Hardesty & Co. 162 w Baltimore
Graf & Engler, over 18 w Second
Gross John I. over 17 St. Paul
Hall Thomas W. sr. 83 Second
Hambleton John A. & Co. 24 South

JAMES H. .TOHXSON, City Sts-am Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and AV.Tter-proof
RonSiig, anil Patent IVtottric Hsnoking Tnbci*, over 99 ^V. Baltiniore-st.

SMITH BECS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice.
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear. ^^^^^^

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hammond Bro. & Co. 29 St. Paul

Harris Sam'l, jr. basement Chesapeake Bank

Harrison George L. 29 St. Paul

Hartzog George,. 19)^ South

Harvey J. W." over U South

Hill Thomas, s w cor Fayette and St. Paul

Hinkley Charles, 228 w Baltimore

Hoffman Wm. Gilmor, 9 South

Jackson John J. 38 St. Paul

Jackson N. Hart, 12 South

Jelliff Bros. 22 Law buildings

Jewell T. T. M. over 11 South

Lawrason & Smith, 6 South

Lewis Martin, 44 w Second

Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake Bank

Livezey E. 48 Lexington

Lownds James, 91 w Second

Luckett J. H. 30 St. Paul

Marriott Wm. H. & Bro. 26 n Charles

Murdoch & Pennington, 71 w Second

McGinn James R. 81 Second

McJilton & Co. over 19 South

Moale Frederick L. 36 Second

Nicholson Isaac L. & Co 28 w Baltimore

Norman Michael S. & Son, 69 Second

Norris Jor>athan, 63 w Fayette

Patterson Abraham B. n e cor South and

Lombard
Peters Jesse T. 4 South
Pittman Edward, basement 9 North
Presstman W. R. over 20 Second
Reid & Turner, 71 w Fayette
Requa Abraham, 19 South
Riach & Toy, 18 South
Rhodes J. M. 79 Second
Robbins J. IJ. 4 Law buildings
Robinson Nicholas, 32 St. Paul
Rucker F. G. 28 South
Sasscer William B. 75 w Fayette
Scharf William, 67 w Fayette
Schenck Edwin, over 28 South
Scott Townsend & Sons, 11 North
Schoolfield Luther A. 31 n Front
Smith John W. 49 w Fayette
Smithson W. F. & Co. 224 w Baltimore
Snowden P. M. 83 w Fayette
Sprigg Joseph A. 32 w Second
Sullivan P. H. 34 w Second
Supplce & Co. 36 Lexington
Tinges George W. 3 St. Paul
Tormey Leonard J. 22 South
Tracey James, 23 Lexington
Templeman R. W & Co. 48 Lexington
Townsend T. V. & Co. 8 Law buildings
Warfield Wm. & Son, n e cor Fayette and

St. Paul
Walker John M. 10 Law buildings
Whitridge John A. 40 Second
Willis Henry M. over 67 w Fayette
Wilson & Hall, 49 w Fayette
Winchester James, 16 South
Wise Henry, 64,1^ w Fayette
Wood Oliver, ovt"r 61 Second
Wright Robert C. 65 Second

Brokers— Merchandise & Shipping.

Applegarth Nathaniel J. over 1 Bowly's whf
Applegarth Capt. Wm. & Son, 37 w Pratt
' Ballard E, L. 661 w Fayette
Ballard Levin E. s e cor Exchange place and

Commerce
Barrows & Co. 72 Exchange place

Barr)' & Hoogewerf, 4 Grocer's Exchange
Berry Charles A. over 62 s Gay
Bigelow & Sargent, 97 Smith's whf
Hall & Co. over 1 Grocer's Exchange
Heslen Richard M. n w cor Gay and Pratt
Hyland, Woods & Co. 1 Grocer's Exchange
Jackson & Smith, 81 Exchange place
Kelsey & Gray^, s w cor Pratt and Buchan-
an's wharf
Levering D. & Co. 3 Cheapside
Mitchell Marcellus A. 2 Spear's wharf
Pearson Thos. R. & Co. 3 Grocer's Exchange
Rhoads W. & Son, cor Prat' and Smith's whf.
Rose & Lyon, 1 O'Donnell's whf
Small E. C. & Co. 1 Commerce
Snyder Joseph R. 70 Exchange place
Thompson Samuel P. & Co 69 Kxchange pi
Travers Samuel H. over 85 Smith's wharf
White & Elder, Grocer's Exchange, cor Ex-
change place and Commerce
Wild John L. & Co. n e cor Eutaw and Cam-
den

Brush Manufacturers and Dealers,

Acomb William, 121 Franklin
Boehm, Rice & Co. 32 s Calvert
Dailey Edward H. s w cor Charles and Lom-
bard
Gephart & Barbee, 24 n Howard
Johns Wm. H. 15 s Sharp
Megraw W. A. & Co. 210 w Pratt
Orem & Albaugh, 278 w Pratt
Thompson James, Water near Calvert
Wilson John, 148 n Gay

Burr-Mill Stone Manufacturers.

Morris & Trimble, West Falls av, s of Pratt
Starr B. F. 173 North, cor Centre

Butchers.

Abell Christopher C. & Franklin M. A. 47
Centre, 32 Lexington and 24 Richmond
markets

Albert John, 93 Lexington and 15 Hollins
markets

Albert Michael, 31 Lexington market

Arbin Henry J. 82 Centre and 25 Belair
markets

Atkinson George, 27 Centre, 14 Lexington,
and 32 Hanover markets

Baker Jacob, 59 Lexington, 55 Hanover, and
100 Centre markets

Baltz Wm. 35 Belair market

Barranger Lewis L. sr. 34 Centre, 77 Lexing-
ton and 63 Hanover niarkets *

Barranger Lewis L. jr. 62 Centre^ 44 Lexing-
ton and 64 Hanover markets

Beck John, 25 Lexington market

Bertram William, 58 Belair and 102 Centre
markets

Bowen George W. 82 Lexington market

Bowen John F. 68 Lexington market

Brandau John P. 66 Belair market

Brauer Henry, 34 Belair market

Buchwald Michael, 5 Belair market

Carmichael Thomas E. 30 Centre, 80 Lexing-
ton, and 76 Hanover markets

Codori John A. 123 Centre and 48 Belair
markets

RAY3IOXD, BTIRT03V & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert, keep the I^argest and
Best Apijoiiited Sliirt and Fuiiiisiang Goods House iii tlie Viiited States.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

523

Cook Frederick, jr. 63 Centre, 45 Lexington,

and 21 Hanover markets
Courtney Wm. T. 33 Centre market
Curtain Henry, IG Centre, 20 Lexmgton, and

16 Richmond markets
Curtain James, 14 Centre market
Deal Mrs. George J. 42 Centre, 25 Lexing-
ton and 22 Hanover markets
Dickel Henry, 53 Belair market
Dickson John, 1 Hanover market
Dimling Charles F. 32 Fell's Point market
Dittus J. Frederick, 87 Centre and 24 Lex-
ington markets
Dollinger John, 90 Centre and 30 Belair mar-
kets
East Caleb J. 12 Hollins-st. market
Egner Lewis, 91 Lexington
Ehmann Gotfried, 21 Belair market
Eichner David, 114 Centre and 71 Lexington

markets
Eichner John, 58 Lexington and 27 Hollins-st.

markets
Eisel George, 84 Lexington market
Elmore James, 14 Hanover market
Fischer Gotieib, 56 Belair market
Flack George N. 80 Centre market
Fowner James, 89 Lexington market
Frank Samuel, 42 Fell's Point market
Fregbe Ferdinand, 68 Hanover market
Gaeble Paul, 84 Centre and 14 Fell's Point

markets
Gengnagel Jacob, sr., 34 and 35 Fell's Point

market
German Thomas E. 66 Lexington and 96

Centre marki-ts
Godman Thomas W. 64 Centre, 73 Lexing-
ton and 72 Hanover markets
Godman Wm. H. 18 Lexington
Goldman Leman, 96 Centre and 46 Belair

markets
Goldsmith Harman, 81 Centre and 102 Belair

markets
Goldsmith Samuel, 70 Hanover market
Gottleib Philip. 49 Belair market

Greasley , 9 Richmond and 18 Hanover

markets
Greasley Jacob F. ]2 Richmond market
Gremmel John, 119 Centre market and 6 Bel-
air market
Grimel John, 6 Belair market
Grirrftnel Henry, 10 Belair market
Guertler Friederich, 19 Belair market
Gutman John B. 8 Fi-ll's Point market
Hahn Harry G. 101 Belair market
Hahn John Daniel, 88 Lexington and 5 Hol-

lins St. markets
Hanan Francis W. 118 Centre market
Hanan Geo. F. 120 Centre market
Hartmaier Richard, 33 Lexington market
Hays WmT 15 Centre and 110 Belair markets
Heldmann Henry, 85 Lexington and 23 Hol-

lins markets
Hellstine Feist, 49 Hanover market
Hess John J. 7 and 51 Fell's Point market
Hoff Daniel W. 99 Lexington market
Hoffman Aaron & Bro. 21 Lexington market
Hoffman Chas. E. 101 Centre market
Holland RobertF. & Bro. 50 Centre and 71

Belair markets
Holmes Elias, 99 Centre and 23 Lexington

markets .

Hoover Francis W., jr., 67 Centre, 40 Lex-
ington and 24 Hanover markets

Hoover George, 103 Centre, 39 Lexington
and 42 Hanover markets

Hoover Ignatius H. & George W. 39 Lexing-
ton, 42 Hanover and 103 Centre markets

Hoover John, 98 Lexington market

Horner Albert F. 81 Lexington and 10 Hol-
lins markets

Huster Andrew, 37 Lexington and 7 Centre
markets

Josenhans Charles C. 10 Centre and 3 Lex-
ington markets

Kampe John F. 108 Centre and 57 Belair
markets

Katz Samuel, 54 Belair market

Kaufman Hiram, 61 Centre, 8 Lexington and
8 Hanover markets

Kell Peter, 21 and 23 Richmond market

Kienzle & Holiman, 82 Belair market

Kirk James, 60 Lexington market

Kirk Wm. J. 103 Lexington market

Kline Wm.- H. 57 Centre and 9 Lexington
markets

Knell Francis L. 56 Centre, 54 Hanover and
4 Lexington markets

Knell Henry, sr., 4 Lexington and 51 Han-
over markets

Knell J. Henry, jr., 8 Centre, 52 Hanover
and 7 Lexington markets

Kober Adolphus, 39 Belair market

Kohler Mary, 81 Belair market

Kraft Christian J. 67 Belair market

Kratz John N. 51 Lexington market

Krebs David H. S. 28 Fi'll's Point market

Kriel Jacob, 9 Centre & 29 Lexington markets

Lauer Adam, 30 Fell's Point market

Lephard Peter, 42 Belair and 83 Centre mar-
kets

Lerian Jacob, 67 Lexington and 10 Hollins
markets

Lovering George A. 29 Centre, 13 Lexington
and 36 Hanover markets

Lutz Henry, 88 Centre and 16 Belair markets

Lydecker Philip, 78 Lexington and 4 Hollins
markets

Lydecker Theodore, 96 Lexington, 3 Han-
over and 2 Belair markets

Megary Alexander, 83 Lexington market

Marsh Henry, 27 Belair market

Messersmith Charles, 107 Centre and 48 Lex-
ington markets

Messersmith Wm. 98 Centre and 11 Lexing-
ton markets

Miller David S. K. 94 Lexington market

Miller Henry & Co. 92 Centre market

Moon Edward H. 66 Centre, 71 Hanover and
52 Lexington markets

Muller Jos., 75 Belair and 4 Centre markets

Mumma Jacob J., 21 Centre and 86 Belair
markets

Nicholson Jacob K. 37 Centre and 61 Belair
markets

Nicholson James A. 47 Lexington and 1 Hol-
lins markets

Ohlgart G. Philip, 130 Centre and 68 Belair
markets

Oler Samuel, 74 Centre, 25 Hanover and 42
Lexington markets

Pappler George W. 16 and 18 Fell's Point
market

Pappler Jacob, 38 Centre and 54 Fell's Point
markets

Pentz Emory McK. 89 Centre market

Pentz Henry S. 63 Belair market

jr. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for tlie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &«.
Roseudole Cement and Caiccned Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO., - j
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.

Peppier Alexander G. 99 Belair and 8 Rich-
mond markets
Peppier Mrs. George, 94 Centre, 17 Lexing-
ton and 58 Hanover markets
Pilman August, 90 Lexington, and 23 Hano-
ver markets
Pliett Maximiilian, 10 Lexington, 70 Centre,

and 62 Hanover markets
Reign David M. 49 Centre and 63 Lexington

markets
Rice & Bro. 18 Centre, 28 Lexington and 14

Hanover markets
Rice Wm. & Lewis, 76 Lexington market
Riefle Henry, 1 Lexington market
Rose George, 55 Centre, 36 Lexington and 11

Hanover markets
Ruel Daniel, 65 Lexington and 18 Hollins

markets
Rusk Edwin M. 117 Centre and 47 Belair

markets
Rusk George W. 39 Centre and 56 Fell's

Point markets
Rusk Jacob Krebs, 10 Fell's Point market
Rusk Thomas J. 5 Centre market
Rusk Wm. L. 7 and 9 Centre, 39 Lexington

and 4 Hanover markets
Samuels Jacob, 12 Fell's Point market
Schaefer John, 100 Lexington market
Schillenberg D. 7 Hanover market
Schnupp Henry, 43 Hanover market
Schott Christopher, 104 Lexington market
Sects George, 69 Lexington market
Seltzer Geo. & Wm. H. D. 11 Centre, 2 and

15 Lexington and 48 Hanover markets
Shaner George, 128 Centre and 19 Lexington

markets
Sinclair James E. 11 Richmond market
Smith Mrs. Henry, 1 Centre, 26 Lexington

and 5 Hanover markets
Snyder Jacob, 46 Centre and 30 Lexington

markets
Snyder Joseph F. 51 Centre and 6 Lexington
• markets

Snyder J. H. & Bro. 32 Lexington, 71 Cen-
tre, 206 Belair and 10 Richmond markets
Snyder Wm. 43 Lexington and 7 Richmond

markets
Sprenger Charles, 34 Hanover and Hollins-st.

markets
Sprenger C. Wm. 45 Hanover and 17 KoUins-

st. markets
Starkey James, 22 Centre market
Stay lor John, 63 Centre and 73 Hanover

markets
Staylor Philip J. 95 Belair market
Steer Wm. 25 and 27 Fell's Point market
Stein Geo. D. 20 Centre, 26 Lexington and 12

Hanover markets
Strattner Louis, 139 Centre market
Super Wm. H. 6 Centre, 97 Lexington and 6

Hanover markets
Swain Thomas, 33 Belair market
Switzer Geo. F. 106 Centre, 102 Lexington

and 13 Richmond markets
Switzer George, 61 Lexington market
Switzer William, 60 Lexington and 1 Centre

markets
Thomas Sterling & Sons, 41 Centre, 12 Lex-
ington, 47 Hanover, Belair and Richmond
markets
Tigges Henry, 47 Hanover market
Tigges Nicholas, 87 Lexington market
Tilling Fredk. 61 Hanover market

Toffling John H. 16 Lexington, 72 Centre and
66 Hanorer markets

Tucker Chas. E 40 Hanover market

Turner Fredk. S. 46 Lexington, 38 Hanover
and 31 Centre markets

Turner Lewis, sr 9 Hanover market

Turner Lewis, jr., 53 Centre, 49 Lexington
and 9 Hanover markets

Walter H. Edward, 75 Lexington and 12 Hol-
lins-st. markets

Wannenwetsch Charles, 70 Lexington and 30
Hanover markets

Wannenwetsch Fred 'k, 31 Hanover and 92
Lexington markets

Weaver Wm. H. 75 Hanover market

Weik Wm. L. 56 Centre and 56 Lexington
markets

Weis Frederick, 58 Centre, 48 Lexington and
27 Hanover markets

Wilcox Charles H. 35 Centre and 1 Belair
markets

Wilcox John F. HI Centre and 20 Hanover
markets

Wilson Geo. H. 15 Hanover and 27 Lexing-
ton markets

Wise Lewis V. 62 Lexington and 36 Centre
markets

Witzelburger Nicholas,. 104 Centre and 60
Belair markets

Wolfe Alonzo L. 12 Centre and 74 Belair
markets

Younger George, 50 Hanover and 27 Lexing-
ton markets

Ziegler John Frederick, 59 Centre, 54 Lex-
ington and 39 Hanover markets

Ziegler Martin, 79 Lexington and 23 Centre
markets

Zell Jacob, 28 Centre, 53 Lexington and 69
Hanover markets

Zerweck Daniel, jr. 16 Hanover market

Butter Dealers.

Arthur David, 171 e Madison

Bromwell Hosea J. 212 Lexington

Christhilf H. B. & Co., 66 Pearl

Clayton Alfred S. 82 Hanover

CoUaday Charles R. s w cor Fayette and Re-
publican

Dryden Charles H. 51 n Eutaw

Edel John W & Co., 257 Harford av *

Ellicott & Hewes, 67 Exchange place

Frank Jacob H. 438 Penna. av

Henderson & Co., 83 Exchange place

Lazenby Daniel L. 311 n Gay

Lloyd Philemon, 145 e Baltimore, and 115
Lexington

Magers Mrs. Peter A., 212 n Gay

Manning Henry S. 55 South

Morton Dixon, 118 Garden

Shanling Peter M. 80 Pearl

Taylor Robert, 46 Camden

Thoman John A. 42 Camden

Tweedy Samuel A. 77 Camden

Cabinet Makers.

[See Furniture Dealers.]

Anderson Wm. E. 10 and 12 Second
Blackistqn John B. 562 w Baltimore
Cromwell George H. 46 s Broadway
Daiger M. A. 74 s Broadway

XVG. G, MEYER & CO., Maniifacturers of "Wlilte Lead, Zinc, Putty, I.ainpblack:, Glwe,

Neatsroot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. liombard Street. J

study your Interest and. Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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Foss Wm. M. 30 n Howard
Gibmeyer Henry 383 Canton av
Godey Thomas, 58 Hanover
Graham Daniel, 11 Edward
Herold Frederick, 189 s Sharp
Hickman Wm. H. j>34 n Gay
Hiss & Bro. 128 w Fayette
Hughes John & Son, 65 s Broadway
Jenkins Henry W. & Son, 16 Light
Kuhat& Kopplemaii, 83 Lexington
Logan J. H. 41 n Paca
Machen John S. 67 s Paca
Mathiot Aug. & Son, 25 and 27 n Gay
McCoull George W. 131 Saratoga
McCoull George C. 131 Saratoga
McMullan John, 15 and 17 n Gay
Mount Elijah, 31 n Gay
Phillips J. E. n e cor Charles and Lombard
Pouder George W. 522 w Baltimore
Renwick Robert & Son, 92 n Howard
Rodenmaver George C. 38 Ensor
Schilling iVl 78 Peiina. av
Stevens S. S. & Sons, 6 Low
Shryrock Henry S. & Son, G s Calvert
Tarr Theodore M. 11 n Gay
Waskey Benjamin, 3 n Gay
Watkins John T. 47 South
Weaver Jacob, 21 and 23 Druid Hill av
Weaver John H. 22 w Fayette
Wheeler Mrs. Susan, cor Monument and Ais-
quith

Cap Makers,

[See Hats and Caps.]

Austrian Betsy, 213 s Broadway
Dittrich F. & Bro. 178 n Gay
Korach & Bro. 70 s Charles
Lenzberg Julius, 344 w Baltimore
Offner John A. 231 n Gay
Ruben Jacob, 246 and 675 w Baltimore

Cards— Machine.

Chase Wells & Gehrmann, 6 s Howard
Haskell John H. 33 s Eutaw

Carpenters and Builders.

Adams Joseph S. 229 Druid Hill av
Allard Joseph, 300 Aisquith
Allen Wm. H. 265 e Baltimore
Allen Henry, s Wolfe near Aliceanna
Balke Frederick, 33 Clay
Bailey John M. 40 Dolphin
Baldwin John H. 120 n Eden
Ball John D, 335 n Howard
Barling Edward, 1G7 Stirling
Beale Wm. E. 93 n Bond
Belt Hickman, 48 Holiday
Bennett Benjamin F. 44 s Howard
Black John R. 18 Marion
Blessing Daniel, 47 n High
Boyer Thomas, 2 Lovely la
Boyd Francis H. B., Bradenbaugh al
Brady Edward, over 129 n Calvert
•Briel & Bruns, 14 iVlcClellan's al
Brown Elias, 17 Pleasant
Brown J. Robert, 1 Exchange al nr Lombard
Brown Wm. L. s w cor Front and Low
Byrne Andrew J. 2 e Fayette
Cannon Wm. H. 23 Wayne

Champayne Wm. R. 170 Vine

Colley John W. rear 324 Hollins

Cornell Michael, 13 Morris al

Crothers Robert, 62 Courtland

Davis Jas. C. n w cor Central av and Gough

Dunn Charles, 73 Hargrove al

Eggleston Joseph W. 26 Peirce

Erhman Jacob, 11 n Sharp

Evans Job & Son, 17 and 19 Garden

Folks George F. over 15 n Sharp

Forbes James S. s w cor Eutaw and Hoffman

Fowble & Miller, 18 Vine

Fowble Wm. 219 Fayette

Franklin & Son, 1 n Sharp

Gallagher Francis T., Orange al near Gay

Galloway Thomas, 7 n Sharp

Gardner James, 179 w Lombard

Getz John M., Madison al near Madison

Gettier John L. 102 Hoffman

Gill James R., Wolfe near Pratt

Grindall John T. 17 Hollins

Gorsuch Wm. G., Clay near Liberty

Gott J. C. 31 n Paca

Hamilton Robert, cor Mercer and Grant

Hamimond & Smith, 8 Grant

Harding James S. 25 McClellan's al

Harrison Benjamin H. 1 n Central av

Harvey Wm. & D. 130 Penna. av

Hogg James H. & John S., 8 and 10 Clay

Holland Jackson, 4 Wine al

Hopkins & Marshall, 31 s Eutaw

Hopkins Wm. & G. P. 69 Hanover

Isaacs Jonathan, 83 George

Jean Ichabod, s e cor Madison and Eutaw

Jones J. G. & Bro, 116i^ n Calvert

Leakin John, 118 Orchard

Lee John W. 31 Park

Leeke James, 13 Grant

Lilly George W. 164 Preston

Long & Byrne, 17 Morris al

Maloney Andrew J. 21 Garden

Maloney John, 76 Morris al

Marker Edward H. 79 Paca

Markiand W. T. & Bro. Portland nr Fremont

Marsden John H. Jasper near Mulberry

Messon Bros. 126 Aisquith

Miller Enoch H. 68 Albemarle

Miller Jesse, 54 Josephine

Morris Levin F. 6 Franklin la

Mylander Henry, Penna. av near Bidd.le

Ostendorf & Co. 15 Grant

Paine John A. over 7 n Sharp

Pedrick George G. 25 Booth

Pollitt Edward D. 10 s Frederick

Porter George H. 148 s Charles

Price George R. 9 n Sharp

Purcell John J. 2 n Pine

Quigley Hugh, 27 Marion

Ramsey J. E. & Son, 54 e Pratt

Ramspott August, 13 Commerce

Reindollar Jacob T. 16 Clay

Reinicker & Affayroux, 144 Chesnut

Reynolds Josiah, 69 n Front

Rigby Philip A. 144 Camden

Rheim Josiah & Sons, rear of 41 Marion

Rol3erts John B. Dewberry al, between Hol-
lins and Lombard

Roche George C. 40n Calvert

Roche Michael, 158 n Calvert

Rodenmayer Wm. A. 6 Lovely la
Sappington Gerard H. n e cor Holland and

Eden
Saumenig John W. 51 Eislein

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Schaumberg Henry, 4 Leadenhall
Schaumberg& Co., 45 n Frederick
Scott Wm. J. 118 w Biddle
Seccombe Thomas, 16 w Fayette
Sellers Jacob, 35 Arch
Shipley Lovelace, 362 w Lombard
Skipper & Sutton, 12 Swan
Sorter & Sweeney, 396 w Pratt
Stack John, cor Calvert and Franklin
Staylor John J. 191 n High
Steffe Lewis 43 n Amity
Stinchcomb George W. 144 n Calvert
Sullivan Samuel G. 7 n Calvert
Sutton & Theban, 16 n High
Tall Young, York e of Light
Timanus John T. 65 n Greene
Treft'Gottherdt, 294 s Charles
Trowi)ridge Reuben, 241 Lexington
Tudor Henry C 165 Raborg
Warfield Anderson, Vine near Arch
Warfield & Jamrs, 14 Dover
Weber Wm. F. 8 McClellan's al
Williams David, 140 Camden
Williams Wm. a e cor Howard and Lee
Winter Wm. P. 91 William
Yeisley Jacob, 89 Bank
Zimmerman George J. 142 n Howard

Carpets, Oil Cloth, &o.

Griffiili G. S. 89 and 91 w Baltimore
Lindeman John, 178 e Baltimore
McDowell, Robinson & Co. 264 w Baltimore
Royston Bros. 81 w Baltimore
Say lor John, 2 w Baltimore and 146 s Broad-
way
Turnbull John, jr., 248 w Baltimore
Victory Joseph, 145 Lexington
Walsh & Conradt, 1 n Gay

Carpet Weavers.

Abendschan Clement, 232 s Charles
Edelman Valentine, 61 Centre Market space
Hartung George, 290 n Central av
Hecht Emanuel, 738 w Baltimore
Kissner & Co. (coverlet,) 93 Bank
Schnieder Ludwig, 31 Balderston

Carriage and Coach Makers.

Bowers Wm. & Sons, 406 w Baltimore
Brashears George W. 207 Chester
Buchta John,23 Hillen
Champayne Henry B. 84 German
Colflesh George, 101 German
Cross Samnel B. 69 and 75 s Howard
Curlett John & Son, 33 and 35 North
Dorsey & Hissey, 368 w Baltimore
Dowling Michael J. 149 n High
Duncan Wright & Co. 19 s Gay
Fifer & Guinn, 50 German
Frist John, Marion near Eutaw
Green & Hoffman, 167 w Lombard
Heimiller Henry, 131 e Madison
Jackson James, s w cor Eutaw and King
Kurtz George J. 97 n Paca
Lambert James, 9 Swan
McCann Wm. 35 s Gay
McCawley Joseph, 41 s Paca
McCurley James, 22 n Liberty
Minnick Charles E. 65 n Calvert
Mullen Thomas, jr., 91 Holiday

Mullmeyer, Hunter & Co., 144 n Howard

O'Connell Henry, 29 n Gay

Oelman Frederick, 61 and 65 German

O'NeiU John P. 78 German

Penning Sylvester E. 56 German

Renshaw Joseph, 145 Franklin

Riddlemoser & Weatherley, 92 and 93

Fayette
Schaffer David & Bro. 20 w Fayette
Sommer Jacob & Sons, s w cor Lombard and

Howard
Stevens Wm. H. 5l}4 North
Toner John, 131 n Calvert
White & Albaugh, 104 and 106 Penna. av

Carvers and Gilders.

Barrett & Debeet, 71 w Baltimore

Barrett M. 82 n Howard

Butler, Perrigo & Way, n w cor Charles and
Fayette

Byrne Joseph, 32 n Calvert

Coyle John, 657 w Baltimore

Coyle, Mooney & Brady, 89 n Eutaw

Eckhardt L. over 82 w Baltimore

Eckhardt Wm. 58 n Gay

Fryer James, 206 w Baltimore

Hewitt George W. 9 n Gay

Kennard Wm. H. 24 n Sharp

Meyers & Hedian, 33 w Baltimore

Morse Thomas W."41 Clay

Oliver Samuel, 297 n Eutaw

Teubner Wm. over s e cor Liberty and Ger-
man

Chair Makers.

{See Furniture Dealers.)

Harman & Soran, over 16 s Charles

Hiss Wm. Henry, over 20 s Charles

Keener Wm. C 49 n High

Mathiot Augustus & Son, 25 and 27 n Gay

Phillips J. E. n e cor Charles and Lombard

Sprenkle Charles BI. s w cor Lombard and

Caroline
Stevens S. S. & Sons, 6 Low
Stevenson Robert, 2 e Lombard

Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals.

Baker Bros. & Co. 32 and 34 s Charles

Baker Richard J. 36 s Charles

Chappell Phillip S. foot of Cross, s side basin

Davison John A. 297 Light

Davison Wm. & Co. 104 w Lombard

Gaussoin Eugene, 89 n Broadway

Higgins James, 5 St. Paul

Hughes George W. 222 w Biddle

Liebig Gustav A., P. D. over 71 w Second

Piggot A. Snowden, 40 Bolton

Popplein G. & N. jr. 50 North

Stewart James V'D. s e cor Hanover and

Camden
Stimpson James H. 370 w Baltimore
Trego Wm.'20 Mulberry
Thomsen & Block, 26 Hanover
Tyson Jesse & Co. Block, oiSce over 7 South

Cement and Plaster.

Frey C. S. & E. B. 16 Hjirford av
Giese J. Henry, 21 Spear's'wharf
Page Bros. & Co. (roofing cement,) 111
Smith 's wharf

JAMKS H. aOHNSOW, City Steam Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire and W^ater-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neot«ric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-St.

strangers can rely on Pair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

527

Claim Agents.

Brown John A. 45 s Gay

Eaton & Co. over 202 w Raltimore

U. S. Sanitary Commission, 288 w Baltimore

China, Glass and Queensware.

Banks Robert T. 53 South
Eayley R. P. & Co. 6 Hanover
Bokee George M. 41 n Howard
Bokee Wm. F. & Co. 1 and 3 Harrison
Bolte Simon, 543 w Baltimore
Cook & Herring, 7 s Charles
Dobson John A. 24 s Charles
Farmer Mrs. C. n e cnr Eutaw and Marion
Fesler Edward A. & Co. ] n Howard
Frohlinger & iNicholas, 197 s Broadway
Hastings Joseph S. 2 and 4 n Charles
Marston & Bro. 246 w Baltimore
McCurley John, sr., 739 w Baltimore
Morton Philander & Son, 137 n Howard
Parr David Preston, "210 w Baltimore
Parr Henry, 68 Holland
Pawley Finley, 18 s Calvert
Sharkey John & Co. 317 w Baltimore
Shirley Wm. 5 s Calvert
Towson Wm. 0. 26 w Baltimore
Valiant Theodore D. & Co. 46 n Howard
Valiant Wm. Thomas & Co 216 w Pratt
Wonderly John V. 116 n Gay
Wonderly Wm. S. & Co. 75 w Baltimore

Chiropodists.

Butler A. C. 4 Barnet

Painter Nathan, 20 e Baltimore

Cloaks and Mantillas.

Bickcrlon Joseph & Co. 183 w Baltimore
Joy E. W. 107 w Baltimore
Lee Lizzie T. 56 Lexington
Nachman A. 139 and 2l'3 n Gay
Rosenbaum Elias, 154 Lexington
Scheer Mary A. 65 Lexington
Timson & Allen, 25 w Baltimore

Clocks.

Mann William, n e cor Charles and Lombard
Woestmann F. 23 n Liberty

Clothiers— Retail.

Barr & Brb. 189 s Broadway

Bernie Seligman, 74 and 76 Centre Market sp

Bopp & Smith, 154 Light-st. wharf

Brafman A. 32 Centre Market sp

Brenner & Bro. n e cor Bond and Thames

Brenner Moses & Co. 96 vv Pratt

Buchheimer Peter, 22 w Pratt

Carr Henry, 66 w Pratt

Coonan Daniel, 79 Centre Market space and

119 w Baltimore
Eichengreen & Bros. 172 n Gay
Englehaupt Adam, 4C and 48 w Pratt
Fay Henry, 48 and 50 Centre Market space
Frank Leon, 287 w Baltimore *

Franl^el & Bro. n e cor Centre Market space

and Pratt
Franklin Isaac, 61 s Eutaw
Goldman Benjamin, 4 Centre Market space
Goldman Louis, 78 Centre Market space

Goodman Aaron, 75 n Howard

Goodman Joseph, 10 Centre market space

Green baum Isaac, 146 w Pratt

Greenbaum Myer, s w cor Forrest and Front

Hamburger & Bros. 203 s Broadway

Hardesly Richard W. 160 w Pratt

Hart Tobias, 11 w Second

Harzberg & Stiefel, 168 w Pratt

Herzburg Seligman, 2 and 28 Centre market

space
Hess, Blum & Co. 271 w Raltimore
Hirsch Bernard D. 106 w Pratt
Hoyt Wm. H. 41 n Charles
Jarrett Asbury, 10 and 12 e Baltimore
Jarrett Lefever, 126 w Baltimore
Jordan Levi, 64 Centre market spacQ
Kahn Samuel, 279 w Baltimore
Kaufman Charles, 124 w Pratt
Klein Heineman, 551 w Baltimore
Kronheimer Simon, 122 w Pratt
Kuhn & Co. s e cor Lexington and Greene
Laucheimer Meyer, over 283 w Baltimore
Laupheimer Jacob, 176 w Pratt
Lendour Morriz, 62 w Pratt
Lipp Francis X. s w cor Baltimore and Paca
Manaca Joseph R 227 Lexington
McPherson Duncan, n w cor Charles and

Barnet
Metzger & Miller, 88 Centre market space
JNewman Benjamin, 54 and 56 Centre market

space .

Nordheimer Moses, 328 w Baltimore
Ring Moses, 221 1-^ and 223 w Pratt
Rose Bernhardt &''Co. 56 s Eutaw
Rosenberg Archer, 7 w Second, and 34 Centre

market space
Rosenfeld & Co. 23 and 25 w Baltimore
Row & Landower, 62 w Pratt
Schoolherr & Bro. s e cor Baltimore and

Frederick
Seldner Lewis, 105 n Gay
Simon Theodore & Bro. 317 w Pratt
Smith, Brothers & Co. 38 and 40 w Baltimore
Sonneborn Henry, 315 w Baltimore
Sunnehill Lewis, 350 w Baltimore
Springer Wolf, 52 and 54 w Pratt
Suang Henry, 320 w Pratt
Stine Benjamin, 73 w Baltimore
Stine N. H. n w cor Howard and Saratoga
Strasburger Kaufman, 97 and 99 n Gay
Teal George McK. n e cor Baltimore and

Frederick
Thalheimer Kaufman, 134 w Pratt
Walker Noah & Co. Washington building,

165 and 167 w Baltimore
Weil Benjamin, 122 n Calvert
Wise Andrew B. 40 w Baltimore
Wittenstein David, 103 Harnson
Wiltenstein & Bro. 231 w Pratt
Wolf & Bergman, 316 w Baltimore
Wurzberger Samuel, 108 Franklin

Clothiers — Wholesale.

Burgunder Benjamin & Co. 11 German
Frank Aaron, over 269 w Baltimore
Hirshberger & Hexter, over 320 and 322 w

Baltimore
Kahn & Schloss, 255 w Baltimore
Lehmayer Simon, 298 w Baltimore
Reinhard & Hofflin, 294 w Baltimore
Shipley, Roane & Co. 303 w Baltimore
Seigel, Grunebaum & Schmidt, 2 German

SWrts. Drawers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, S«spe«.ders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY~
MOBTD. BURTON & CD'S. 168 Baltlmore-st., near Calvert.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Springer & Freidenreich, 309 w Baltimore
Steiii'Brothers, 295 w Baltimore
Steiner Brothers, 297 w Baltimore
Thrasher, Isaac & Co. 433 w Baltimore
Walker Noah & Co. Washington building,

165 and 167 w Baltimore
Walter R. & Co. 300 w Baltimore
Weisenfeld & Co. 25 Hanover
Wolf Joseph, () n Howard
Wolfsheimer S. & Bro. 253 w Baltimore

Clothiers— Children.

Brun Madame F. 86 Lexington

Cappeau Misses Cecelia & Frances, 673 w

Baltimore
Gardner S. S. & M. E. 62 Lexington
Lee Lizzie T. 56 Lexington
Mitchell C. W. 63 e Baltimore
Moissonnier Madame, 40 n Charles
Schulize Hermina, 38 n Charles

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.

Dammann F. W. & E. 19 Hanover
Davidson A. B. over 266 w Baltimore
Hinrichs Christopher, jr., 259 w Baltimore
Hirshberg & Heyter, o*er 320 and 322 w

Baltimore
Hopkins & Milnpr,over 16 Hanover
Long David, 21 'German
Mallinckrodt Wm. over 31 s Charles
Moore & Caughey, 6 s Charles
Moore Robert'& Bro. 233 w Baltimore
Oberndorf A. 10 s Charles
Orem John M. Son & Co., 238 w Baltimore
Schleunes & Bolle, 62 w Baltimore
Spiller & Alcock, over s w cor Baltimore and

Hanover
Straus M. L. & Co. 256 w Baltimore
Wethered Bros. & Nephew, 20 German

Coal Dealers.

Adams Emelius, s w ccr Caroline and Dock

American Gas Coal Co. over 30 Second, Jas.
Boyce, pres't

Audenried Lewis & Co., 20 Second

Baltimore Coal Co. 6 South, Hoffman &, Son
sole agents

Bandel Andrew J. cor West Falls and East-
ern avs

Bennett Bros., 169 n Howard

Boyce James, 465 n Howard

Brown John & Son, 88 n High, and North
betw Monument and Madison

Brown Wm. 253 Lexington

Callis Jas H., Baltimore nr Bond

Carson & Spedden, 164 HoUins

Clarksburg Coal and Iron Co., O'Hern&Co.
agents, 35 s Gay

Coleman & Noriis, 17 s Gay

Collins Jas. B. 51 South

Creamer Thomas, 131 n Exeter

Crothers David, 77 North

Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, R. H.
Phipps, agent, Locust Point

Cunningham Thos. A. 20 w Second

Gushing David, 79 w Second

Davis Jas. E. n w cor Bond and Lombard

Davis James C. n w cor Central av and Gough

Deshon Christopher M. 3 8 Sharp

Ehlen John F. 36 Second

Ehrman & Bardroff, 23 Fell
Forman A. D. & Co. 513 w Baltimore
Gemmell Alexander, 56 Exchange place
George's Creek Coal and Iron Co. 19 South,

up stairs
Griffith Geo. C. n e cor Lombard and Cen-
tral av
Hamilton Silas M. 117 w Baltimore
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co. 56 Ex-
change place, Alex. Gemitiell, agent
Hart & Son, cor Biddle and Cathedral
Harvey Wm. & D. 130 Penna. av
Healy Leonard S. n e cor Central av and

Hampstead
Hie-h & Shanley, 107 w Lombard
HolTman & Son, 2 South
House Wm. A. & Co. s w cor Lombard and

South
Janney R. M. 19 >| South
Jenkins Edward, 67 w Second
Jenkins James W. 67 w Second
Johnson Saml. M. & Co. cor Towson and
Nicholson, L. P. and 12 O'Donnell's wharf
Jones Wm. B. 2 n Frederick
Lee Stephen S. 50 s Gay
Lester & Co. 140 n Howard
McClymont &, Co. corner Bowly-st and West

Falls av
McCuUcugh J. G. n w cor Fremont and Pratt,

office n w cor Park and Fayette
McNeal James, jr. 57 w Second
McNevin John, Monument near Forrest
Mercer Henry R. s e cor Pratt and Greene
Midlothian Coal Co., O'Hern&Co. agents,

35 s Gay
Miller John, jr. n w cor Paca and German
Moore John A. 3 Rechabite Hall
Mullan James S. 413 Saratoga
Myers Dan'l E., North opposite Denmead's

foundry
Nicholson Geo. T. 5 n Republican
O'Hern M. P. & Co. 35 s Gay
Onion Edw.D. cor Monument and Harford av
Onion Edward M. Gay near Belair market
Onion Thomas B. cor Gay and Forrest
Onion Mrs. Wm. F. H. n e cor Central av

and Lombard
O'Reilly Matthew, 55 Central av
Rieman Robert G. & Co. 28 South
Robins Edw. A. Sun Iron building, 7 South
Salisbury E. H. 198 Harford av
Sheckells & Gray, s e cor Mulberry and Fre-
mont
Silverwood & Sheckells, 154 n Central av and

132 e Monument
Sindall Samuel, 5 n Republican
Stabler E. jr. & Co. 23 South
Start Solomon R., Hughes quay
Storm Jeremiah, basement s e cor Fayette and

North
Straus & Bro. 282 s Broadway
Sutton J. L. & Co. 13 South
Taylor Jacob H. 134 Dugan's wharf
Timanus John T. 65 n Greene
Walker Thomas S. 30 w Biddle
Washburn Wyman F. cor Lee and Light
Wilbur Sil»s J. 14 Parkin
Wright Isaac & Co. n e cor Central av and
Fayette *

Coal Oil and Lamps.
Aramidon & Crombie, 337 w Baltimore

Z, 3^ * «n... *Vif sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeda, dCM

J, HENRY GIESE, CommUslon Merchant, for the «ae ";';*' ynflx»rr.

Ro.end.1. Cement and C*lcined Pl«rt« constanUy on h»nd, »! Spear - wn«n.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

BUSINESS DIRECTOR.

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Carswell John S. 210 Aliceanna

Crescent Coal Oil Co. of Baltimore, s w cor
West and Howard, Henry R.Wilson, pre-
sident

Gardner Wm. G. & Co. ] a Liberty

Hamill & Co. 131 n Gay

Hamill R. W. & Co. n e cor Canton av and
Eden

Horton William, 434 w Baltimore

Merritt Jos. C. & Bro. 125 and 127 Easternav

Spilcker Wm. & H. 136 w Baltimore

Stein Nicholas, 2.58 e Pratt

Thies & Co. G4 Hanover

WaUham Charlton S. 62 n Eutaw

Washington & Read, n w cor Canton av and
Eden

West Christopher & Sons, 306 w Pcatt

Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders.

Bacon & Co. 476 w Baltimore
Hughes Henry C. N. 479 w Pratt
Pearson George, 105 Lexington
Ridgaway S. C. & Co. 505 w Pratt
Siegman John G. 62 and 69 Ensor

Collar Makers.

Bullock James, 16 McClellan's al
Harvey Thomas & Sons, 33 n Greene
McCauley John Thomas, 120 n Poppleton

Commercial Colleges.

Baltimore Commercial College, E. K. Losier,
principal, over n e cor Baltimore and Charles

Baltimore Business College, (Bryant, Strat-
ton, Bannister & Sadler,) Law buildings, s
w cor St. Paul and Lexington

Gallagher F. H. over 207 and 209 w Baltimore

Commission Merchants.

Abbott & Henry, over 150 w Pratt

Adams & Davidson, 7 Commerce

Adreon & Co. 22 s Charles

Aldridge & Brewer, (dry goods,) 5 German

Anderson & Dorsey, 96 w Lombard

Applegarth .\lexander, 2 Bowly's whf

Applegarth John A. & Co. 109 Smith's whf

Applegarth Capt. Wm. & Son, 37 w Pratt

Appold Theodore R. over 5 Water

Armstrong & Hopkins, 4 Commerce

Austin T. G. & Co. 2 Camden

Ayers & Coulter, 55 Light

Baer & Bro., 143 n Howard

Baker Wm.& Co. (tobacco,) 49 Exchange

place
Balderston, Ward & Co. (boot and shoe,)

over 273 w Baltimore
Bansemer W. G & Co. 108 w Lombard
Barbour David M. 87 Smith's whf
Barry John S. & Co. (dry goods,) 20 Han-
over
Barrett L. Z. & Co. 194 Lexington
Barth Samuel, (liqucys, cigars, &c.,) 21 South
Baugher & iVIeyers, (produce,] 122 North
Bean Robert M. 130 Dugan's whf
Bennett F. W. & Co. 28 and 30 s Charles
Berry JohnT., Howard nr Lombard
Berry John B. N. & Co. 79 Smith's whf
Berry N. E. 63 w Pratt, up stairs
Berry Thomas, 28 South

Berry Walter W. 4 Light-st whf
Bevans, Phillips & Co., 26 Bowly's whf
Bigelow & Sargent, 97 Smith's whf
Bigham & Bradford, n w cor Franklin and

Eutaw
Bigiey, Hook & Co. 77 Exchange place
Billingsley Thomas A. 69 s Charles
Blackburn & Bro. n e corFranklin and Eutaw
Boggs A. L. jr., 141 n Howard
Boggs Cottman & Co. 46 w Lombard
Bond James, jr., 6 Hollingsworth and 154 w

Pratt
Bond Wm. n e cor Pratt and Hollingsworth
Boninger Bros., over 29 s Charles
Bosley James H. 203 North
Boswell & Dorsett, 143 w Pratt
Bowdoin George E. 95 Smith's whf
Bradford George W. cor Franklin and Eutaw
Brandt Jacob, jr., over 88 Light
Brauns F. L. & Co. s e corner Lombard and

Cheapside
Brehme O. & Co. (dry goods,) over 24 Han-
over
Brinkley & Whitney, 59 s Calvert
Brown George A. 124 North
Brpwn John C. & Co., over 104 w Baltimore
Brown V. J. & Co., 66 Exchange place
Brune F. W. & Sons, 89 and 91 Smith's whf
Buchanan James E. 130 North
Burbank David, 148 w Pratt
Busby David T. 6 Exchange place
Cameron C. C. 50 s Howard
Cameron Charles, 50 s Howard
Campbell Ross & Co. (dry goods,) 24 Han-
over
Capron & Co. 79 South
Carr R. H. & Bro., 69 s Charles
Carson Wm. H. & Co., 4 and 6 Water
Cams & Co., 55 South
Cassard F. \V. 61 South
Cassard George, 46 South
Cassard Gilbert, West Falls av
Chesnut & Co., n w cor Pratt and South
Childs John M. 92 Light-st wharf
Clark & Cuntungham, 30 s Frederick
Close Alex. & Co. (dry goods,) 4 German
Coale Isaac, jr. & Bro. 17 and l9 Hanover
Cochran James E. & Son, 84 Light-st. whf
Cockey & Co. (lumber) n e cor Canton and

East Falls avs
Coffroth, Miller & Co., 330 w Baltimore
Cole Wm. H. (hardware) 17 s Charles
Coleman & Co. s w cor Franklin and Paca
Conway John R & Son, 31 Cheapside
Cook H. W. & Co., 15 Commerce
Cook & Spedden, 165 Light-st. wharf
Cornelius Nicholas, 165 Forrest
Cornell & Co. 70 South
Corner Jas. & Sons, Corner's wharf, foot of

Frederick-st. dock
Corner Wm. H. 54 South
Coulbourn Stephen D. 79 South
Courtney & Son, (tobacco) 65 s Gay
Coward Thomas R. 114 Light-st. wharf
Cox & Brown, 10 Bowly's wharf
Cox John R. & Pope, n e cor Fayette and

Howard
Craft Jacob, 23 Cheapside
Crichton Wm. & Son, 1 Wood, cor Bowly'd

wharf
Cross Wm. S. & Bro. n e cor East Falls and

Eastern avs
Cunningham & Thomas; over 154 e Pr\tt

AUG. G. ME\KR •& CO., 9Ianufncturers of White Lend, Zinc, Putty, Liainpblnek, flvie,
JKeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and VariUslies, 100 AV. Lioniliard Street

34

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Curlett Lewis G. 3 Camden
Dade & Dorsey, s w cor Charles and Camden
Dail & Co. 27 Clieapside
Dall Austin & Co. (dry goods) 22 Hanover
Damnian F. William & E., (cloths) 19 Han-
over
Dare, Sproston & Co., (flour and tobacco) 95

s Charles
Deford Beiij. & Sons, (hides, leather and oil)

n \v cor Calvert and Lombard
De Ford Charles D. & Co. (tobacco) 37 s

Gay
Delcher Wm J. 155 w Pratt
Derr E. L. 3 s Calvert
Derr John P. 45 Saratoga
Dickinson & Chappell, 95 South
Dinsmore & Kyle, 156 w Pratt
Dixon R. W, K. (!t Co. 95 Smith's whf
Dorsey Wm. A. 68 South
Dowell John, 55 s Calvert
Downey John & Son, 133 Franklin
Drakeley & Fenion, 387 w Baltimore
Dryden Robert W. & Son, 14 and 16 German
Dugan Cumberland & Co., (hardware) 26 s

Charles
Dungan & Cousins, 79 South
Dutrow Curtis F. 1 Guilford
Dushane John A. (]iaper) 40 s Charles
Eastman 1. B & Co., over 70 w Lombard
Eaton Bros & Co. (dry goods) 13 s Charles
Edmondson Joseph A. 29 Cheapside
EUicott & Hewes, (produce) 67 Exchange

place
Ellicott Wm. M. & Sons, 3 Spear's whf
Emory Wm. H. (grain) 6 Wood
Ensey & Kimberly, s w cor Baltimore and

Eutaw
Eppley & Brother, s e cor Howard and iMul-

berry
Etchison & Dorsey, 104 s Charles
Evans Thomas H.& Co. (produce) 80 and 82

Light-st. wharf
Fangmeyer & Doll, 30 s Howard
Ferciot Peter, 17 Courtland
Fergusson & Tyson, 121 w Lombard
Ferry J & Co. 51 Light
Fink & Bro. s w cor Franklin and Eutaw
Fisher Bro. &, Co. over 52 s Gay
Fitzgerald, Booth & Co. 6 s Gay
Fitzpatrick J. G. & Co., 1 Hanover
Foard & Rogers, 16 Bowly's whf
Foley D. J. & Hm. 5(1 South
Ford Columbus W. 17 Light
Foster Wm. T. 70 Exchanire place
Fowler & Zeigler, 91 and 93 s Charles
Frecland, Hall & Co., 45 South
Frick & Ball, (tobacco,) 54 s Gay
Frick E. A. 165 North
Frick George P. (dry goods,) 5 German
Gaither Georgia R. over 20 German
Garmendia C. G. De & Co , 18 Commerce
Garrett Rr)bi'rl & Sons, 34 u Howard
Garrett Wm. 98 s Paca
George Isaac ^. (boots and shoes,) ne corner

Baltimore and Liberty
George A Jenkins, 48 South
George Samui'l K. 50 s Gay
Gerdes, Bulling & Wehrhane, 143 w Lom-
bard
Geyer & Wilkins, 122 w Lombard
Gibbons J. H S. over 80 Liglit-st whf
Gibney, Hall & Co., 90 Spear's whf
Gibson & Co., over 7 ri Charlea

Gieske Louis, 115 w Lombard

Gieske & Nieman, 76 s Charles

GIESE J HEiNRY, 21 Spear's whf

Girvin J. M. 23 Spear's whf

Gist & Wells, (produce,) 126 & 128 s Eutaw

Gittings Lambert & Co., 58 Buchanan's whf

Godwin Wm., jr., 5 Wood

Goodwin Thomas, (dry goods,) 12 Hanover

Gootee, Mowbray & Co , 60 s Calvert

Gorter G. O. 52 s Gay

Goslin Wm. S & Son, 51 South

Gosnell George W. Light-st whf

Gould, Dukes & Co., 102 Light-st whf

Gover Kl Gardner, 110 w Lombard

Gover Samuel H. 84 w Baltimore

Graham John T. 75 w Fayette

Greenwood George Z. 2 Bowly's whf

Griest Moses, BSXight-st whf

Griffith R. R. jr., 14 Commerce

Griffith & Wilson, s w cor South and Pratt

Gross Wm. S. 156 e Eager

Grove & Co., n w cor Howard and Mulberry

Groverman Anthony, 57 s Calvert

Grovernian Anthony, jr., 374 w Baltimore

Guntlier Ludolph W. 90 w Lombard

Hack Frederick A. 375 w Baltimore

Haines & Gilbert, 110 n Eutaw

Hall Amasa C. 81 Smith's whf

Hall C. A. & T. H., 4 Camden

Hall & Loney,56 Buchanan's whf

Hall Thomas I. & Co., over 45 South

Hamilton M. A. & Co., 27 s Frederick

Hamilton Wm. 64 and 66 s Charles

Hand S. G. 101 Smith's whf

Harryman & Brooks, 43 s Howard

Harvey Joshua G. & Co. (provisions and

produce,) 75 Exchange place
Haster Siei>het], 6 Hillen
Hawley R. K. &Co. (lumber,) 16 Eastern av
Heald Jacob & Co. (tobacco,) 58 & 60 s Gay
Henderson & Co., 83 Exchange place
Henderson John &. Co , s e cor Commerce

and Pratt
Hesleii Rirhnrd M n w cor Pratt and Gay
Hines & We.st, 90 Light-st whf
Hodges Benjamin M., jr., over s w cor Gay

and Lombard
Hoffman Henry K. & Co., 45 s Howard
Hollins & Burnett, 65 s Gay
Hooper James A. s w cor Pratt and South
Hopkins & Janney, 18 Spear's whf
Hopkins & iVlilnor. (clotlus) 16 Hanover
Hopkins T. & G. T. 68 Li-ht, cor Pratt
Howell Wm. & Son, 60 s Gay
Hubbard Tilghman H 3 Camden
Hughes John, under Corn Exchange, n w cor

South and Wood
Hu-g John H. & Co. (lumber) 56 Ea.st

Falls av
Hull Wm. 66 South
Hyatt C. C. & R. H. 147 w Pratt
Jenkiii.s Hugh & Co. 18 Second
Jenkins, Staylor & Co., 12 Water
Jenkins & Williams, 116 Light-st. wharf
Johnson & Dobson, 62 West Falls av
Jones Charles B. Light-st. wharf
Jones Henry, 4 Corn Exchange
Jones Lewis & Co., 70 Light-st. whf
Keith iM. jr. & Son, (hardware) 23 s Charles
Kelsey & Gray, s wcor Pratt and Buchanan's

wharf
Keys Richard B. & Co: 52 s Calvert
Kidder Camillus, 16 Bowly's wharf

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ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS* DIRECTORY.

5;sl

Kilbourn &. Co., 21 Cheapside

Kilburn Uriah, 57 Snulh

Kirkland, Chase & Co., 83 and 85 Smith whf

Knefely Henry, Ifil w Piatt

Kuellar John C. 163 North

Knox & Co. 125 Smith's whf

Knowles Jas. W. 90 Dugan's whf

Krebs Geo W. 15 Cheapside

Krebs Geo. L. 53 n Caroline

Lamping Wm. & Co. (tobacco) 89 s Charles

Landstreet Wm. T. 10 s floward

Larus John R. 6 Spear's whf

Laws David O. 81 Smith's wiif

Lee Jas. F. 123 iMcElderry's whf

Lee Stephen S. (iron and coal) 50 s Gay

Lentz& Fiack, over 18 Hanover

Levering & Co. 2 Commerce

Levering Lawrason, 59 s Gay

Levering Thos. W. & Son, 55 Commerce

Lewis A. T. & Co. over 266 w Baltimore

Lindenman John F. 48 s Gay

Lloyd U. & Co., 95 Smith's whf

Logue Jas. 118 n Howard

Loney & Co. (dry gooils) 11 and 13 German

Love, Martin & Co. 5 E.Kchange place

Lurman & Co. 31 s Charles

Lyles Wm. over 84 Light-st. whf

Macdonald Peter M. s e cor Pratt and McEl-

derry's whf
Macduffie Archie R. 96 Light-st. wharf
Macy Wm. D. 97 Smitn's whf
Magruder T. G. & Co. (boots, shoes, hats,

&c.) over 245 and 247 w Baltimore
Maguire Andrew J. 79 Smith's wharf
Maltby O. E. & Co. 25 Cheapside
Marine Fletcher E. cor Frederick and Pratt
Marriott & Gould, (tobacco) 35 South
Martin Wm. R. & Co. 72 s Calvert
Mathiot Augustus G., 6 Bowly's wharf, up

stairs
Matthews & Lcitch, 4 Spear's whf
Matthews Thomas R. & Sons, 18 Bowly's

wharf
Matthews T. W. & Co. 55 South
Mayhew Wm. E. over 259 w Baltimore
McClernan John, 201 North
McConkey & Parr, 91 and 93 South
McDaniel Jas. L 83 North
McDonnell Eugene, 72 North
McDonnell Jas., 47 s Calvert and 47 Cheap-
side
McUvain Donald, 7 German
McGill& Co., 20 s Charles
McPherson H T. 79 South
Mcixsel & Grafton, 149 w Pratt "*

Merritt & Co., 57 Cheapside and 53 s Cal-
vert
Michael William H. & Son 125 McEIderry's

Wharf
Middleton & Dorsey, (tobacco) 126 w Pratt
Middleton Richard, 119 Smith's wharf
Miller Jacob F. & Co. 83 South
Milnor J. N. L. over 5 s Charles
Mitchell Edward & Sons, 90 w Pratt
Mitchell Henry M. & Co. 73 Smith's whf
Mitchell Oliver & Co. (tobacco, )over 53 w Pratt
Mobray John E. 60 South
Montell Jas. E. (tobacco,) 58 Exchange pi
Moorehead John & Brother, (tobacco,) 14 n

Howard
Muir John H. 37 Block

Murdoch Alexander & Co. (dry goods, 14 s
Charles

Myer James & Co. 39 Cheapside

Neale, Harris & Co. 26 Commerce ■

Needham A. & Sons, 142 Light-st. whf

Newcomer & Co. 26,41 and 43 s Howard

Norris & Baldwin, 18 Hanovgr

Norris Wm. E. & Co. 114 s Eutaw

O'Hara Benjamin & Son, over 105 s Charles

Owens J. S. & Co. 55 w Pratt

Owens Wm. H. 7 Wood

Owings Samuel B. 62 s Gay

Padgett W. A, 17 Commerce

Parkhurst Jared, jr. & Co. 78 South

Parkhurst Simon, 76 South

Patterson & Kingsbury, 120 North

Pawson Wm. S. 95 Smith's wharf

Payne & Wilson, 50 s Frederick

Pearson & Coleman, 106 w Lombard

Peirce Thomas, 20 Bowly's whf

Peirce Wm. H. 9 German

Pierson Wm. & Co. (dry goods,) 17 German

Pendexter Henry & Co. (boot and shoes,) 320

w Baltimore
Pendleton Philip P. 171 and 173 n Howard
Penn k Dyer, s e corner Exchange place and

Commerce
Penrose E. G. & Co. (produce,) 153 n How-
ard
Perot W. H. over n w cor Gay and Pratt
Perry A. A. & Co. (lumber,) over s w cor

Gay and Lombard
Phillips Samuel & Co. 97 South
Pickerell John F. 73 Smith's wharf
Pitt Charles F. 116 w Lombard
Pitt & Co. 284 w Pratt
Pitt & White, 4 Exchange pi
Pleasants John P & Sons, 52 South
Poe & Seringer, 73 South
Poultney & Moale, 44 w Lombard
Poumairat & McCully, 49 Light
Pratt E. & Bro. (iron,) 27 and 29 s Charles
Price John S. & Bro. over s w cor Pratt and

Spear's wharf
Price Joseph, (flour and grain,) overs w cor

Pratt and Spear's wharf
Price Wm. G. 103 w Lombard
Purington Zaccheus S. 39 and 41 w Pratt
Radcliffe George C. 77 Smith's whart
Radcliff'e Joseph & Son, 2}^ Camden
Randolph & Latimer, 66 South
Rawlings& Woodward, 96 s Charles
Reynolds J. W. & E. & Co. (flour and grain,)

over 90 Light-st. wharf
Reynolds Wm. & Son, 378 w Baltimore
Rex, Higgins & Co. 318 w Baltimore
Rhoads W. &Son, cor Pratt and Smith's whf
Rhodes Benj. M. & Co. 82 South
Rice, Chase & Co. (dry goods,) 10 and 12

German
Rieman Henry & Sons, 24 n Howard
Roberts Mathias, 8 Bowly's wharf
Roberts Wm. H. 172 Forrest
Robertson & Briscoe, over 149 w Pratt
Robinson Wm. C. 81 South
Rogers & Brooke, (iron,) 53 Exchange place
Rose & Lyon 1 O'Donnell's wharf
Ross John W. & Co. over 6 Spear's wharf
Sauerwein Peter & Son, (flour and produce,)

101 n Howard
Schaefer Adolphus C. over 50 South
Schaer & Kohler, over 69 Exchange place
Schlens G. A. & Co. 17 German
Schumacher A. & Co. 9 s Charles
Schwartz & Gude, 117 w Lombard

JA3IES H. JOHIVSON, City Steam Firewood MlUs— "Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric SmolUng Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

532

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Sedgwick J. Karvey, 81 Smith's wharf
Seemulier A. & Sons, (tobacco and cigars,)

55 Exchano^e place
Segerman Win. H. 8 and 10 Penna. av
Shields R. D. ^0 Penna. av
Shriver Bros, (produce,) 376 w Baltimore
Shurtz Wm. D. & Co. (fish and provisions,)

11 Commerce
Simms & Tvson, 64 s Gay
Slagle C. VV. & Co. 118 and 122 North
Slingluff Charles D. & Son, 13 n Howard
Small George, 64 North
Small Wmr& Edward, 93 Smith's wharf
Snively Adam, 5 Commerce
Spalding B. II. & Co. 18 Commerce
Spence & Reid, 5 Spear's wharf
Spitz H. P. 212 Lexington
Stall & Grubs, 132 w Pratt
Stansbury Darius, 115 and 117 n High
Staplefort John C. 92 Light-st. wharf
Staum John & Co. (produce,) 78 Light-st

wharf
Stephens John A. & Bro. 92 Light-st. wharf
Stevenson & Quincy, 61 s Gay •

Stevenson & Sons, 165 n Howard
Stewart C. Morion, 52 s Gay
Stickney & C(). over 57 Exchange place
Stine J. R. & Co. 126 North
Stine Wm. 126 North
Stirling & Ahrens, 54 Buchanan's wharf
Stone S. Henry, over 23 South
Sow Lewis, 20 Hollins
Streets James B. over 4 Bowly's wharf
Stuart Jefferson & Son, 107 Smith's wharf
Sullivan John & Sons, (produce,) 2 Camden
Taylor Gardner, 6 and 8 German
Taylor Henry T. 6 Camden
Tesdorpf & Co. 63 E.xchange place, up stairs
Thomns & Moon, 5 s Eutaw
Thompson Samuel P. & Co. 69 Exchange

place
Thompson Thomas, 29 s Gay
Townsend Samuel, 52 Light
Townshend, French & Co. 80 Lighl-st. whf
Travers Samuel H. over 85 Smith's wharf
Treijo, Morgan & Co. 2 Water
Tubman B. G. & Co. 102 Light-st. wharf
Tudor L. & Co. ]28 n Howard
Tucker H. R. & Co 56 s Gay, up stairs
Tull Thomas J. & Co. 6 Bowly's wharf
Turiibull, Riach & Murdoch, (dry goods,) s

w cor German and Hanover
TurnbuU, Slade & Co. (dry goods,) II s

Charles
Turner John T. & Co. 40 Ellicott
Vocke Claas & Co. 116 s Charles
Von Kaptf & Arens, 22 German
Vosburgh & Co. 72 Sc^uth and 8 Bowly's whf
Walker Isaac, 6 Bowly's wharf
Walker R. H. & Co. 153 n Howard
Walter Geor-e W. 119 Smith's wharf
Walter & McGlue 24 s Howard
Waters Charles E. & Co. (hardware,) 15 s

Charles
Webb Albert L. & Bro. se cor Commerce and

Pratt
Welch J. B. & Son, 17 Commerce
Welsh & Edward, 1.58 Franklin
Wheatiey, Dorsey & Co. 88 Spear's wharf
Whedbee & Dickinson, foot of South-st. whf
White & Elder cor Exchange place and Com-
merce
White Francis, 163 North

White James & Co. (produce,} 22 Commerce
Whitridge Th.)3. & Co. 22 and 24 Bowly's

wharf
Wight Jacob H. (tobacco,) 51 Exchange pi
Wifhelrii & Corum, over 158 w Pratt
Wilkens Henry, 122 w Lombard
Williams John, Howard near Lee
Williams John & Son, 89 Smith's wharf
Williams John S. & Bro. (grain and flour,)

52 Commerce
Wilson & Burns, cor Howard and Lombard
Wilson & Fletcher, 219 w Pratt
Winchester Isaac, 102 Li^ht-st wharf
Wittman Wm. W. 92 Liglu-st wharf
Wood James H. & Co. 170 Light-st wharf
Wood Wm. H. 105 s Charhs
Woods Alexander P. 79 Exchange place
Woodside, Griffith & Hoblitzell, 47 Light
Woodward, Baldwin & Co. (dry goods,) n e

corner German and Hanover
Wright 1^ Canby, s e cor Commerce and

Cable
Yates Joseph'C. & Co. over n w cor Gay and

Pratt
Young Geo & Co. (general) 80 and 199 North
Zell Peter & Sons, (produce,) 147 and 149 n

Howard

Companies, Miscellaneous.

Altoona Coal and Lumber Co. 58 Exchange
place, H. T. Gover, president

American Gas Coal Co. over 30 Second, Jas.
Boyce, president

American Meter Co. (Anton Pohl, Osso Pohl
and Christian Goering,) 41 Clay

Ball Walter, (steam packet,) Union dock

Beatty Charles W. (Beliona Gunpowder Co.)
153 w Pratt

Clarksburg Coal and Iron Co., O'Hern & Co.
agents, 35 s Gay

George's Creek Coal and Iron Company, 19
South, Wm. Alexander, treasurer

Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co. 56 Ex-
change place, Alex. Geinmell, agent

New York, Philadelphia and Baliiinore Petro-
leum and Mining Co., T. S. Clark, presi-
dent, 1 Carroll Hall

Prtlapsco Company, 48 Lexington

Susquehanna Canal Co. and Laurel Cannel &
Oil Co. office 13 Lexington, Thomas M.
Abbett, treasurer.

Commissioner of Deeds.

Latimer Jas. B. s w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Norris Thomas M. s w cor Gay and Lombard

Composition Roofing.

Johnson James H. 3 Jarvis building, North
Page Bros. & Co. Ill Smith's wharf
Rothrock John & Sons, 10 Eutaw house

Confectioners and Fruiterers.

Bacigalupo Dominic, 110 Light-st. wharf
IJacigalupo James, 100 Light-st. wharf
Blome & Jacob!, 445 w Baltimore
Bridges Wm. & Son, 313 w Baltimore
Brotzel John A. 2 Columbia
Butcher Alexander, 160 w Baltimore
Cicerello Antonio, 125 n Gay

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Get your ClotMng made at SMITH BEOS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

533

Clarke & Jones, 20 Li^ht
Coates James A. 54 w Baltimore
Coignard A. 166 Saratoga
Derenber^cr & Bro. 67 Druid Hill av
Esham Mrs. Fannie W. 176 Madison
Flamm Peter, 88 i^oxinetoii
Gilmour Franklin M. 239 w Pratt
Groff Jacob B. n w cor Madison and Howard
Hamilton John, n w cor Howard and Lex-
ington ■•
Hammersley David L. 26 n Greene
Hatter Charles W. 133 n Gay
Heck & Andrews, 515 w Baltimore
Heise Louis, jr. 246 e Lombard
Herman Charle.s C. 73 n Charles
Irvin Joiin A . 95 n Charles
Kinnemond Frederick C. .5"28 w Fayette
Lincoln Harry W. 76 s Broadway
Lincoln Joseph S. 994 Saratoga
Martin Charles & Co. 2 and 4 n Calvert
Melcher Alexander, 105 w Baltimore
Munder Charles F. & Bro. 27 s Liberty
Pearson George, 105 Lexington
Pisani Antonio, 96 n Charles
Pracht Charles, 218 Franklin
Reehl Henry, 92 s Caroline
Schumacher &, Son, 179 w Pratt
Sheridan Walter A . n w cor Fayette and Pine
Sloan James, 91 w Lombard
Smith A. G. 131 w Baltimore
Stolpp J. L. 154 Saratoga
Vicari Saverio, 57 n Charles
Vicery Thomas, 4 St. Paul
Viessman George, 80 s Central av
Volkmaii Conrad, 28 Haw
White Wm. 311 w Baltimore

Confectioners and Fruiterers-
Wholesale.

Baquol & Kaechler, 42 Pine

Bridges Wm. & Son, 313 w Baltimore

Clarke & Jones, 20 Light

Darby & Co. 296 w Baltimore

Dix & Steiner, 112 w Lombard

Martin John & Co., 92 w Pratt

Merchant J. & Son, 174 w Pratt

Moore John W. & Co., n e cor. Light and

Pratt
Ness Geo. W. s e cor Baltimore and Eutaw
Palmer Edward L. & Co. 15 Bowly's wharf
Pracht & Co. 155 and 157 Franklin
Price W. G., 103 w Lombard
Ricketts & Co. 79 Smith's wharf
Schwartz & Gude, 117 w Lombard
Smith &, Nazarenus 60 s Sharp
Summers & Co. 301 w Baltimore

Consuls and Vice Consuls.

Austria — John D. Kremelberg, s e cor Lom-
bard and Cheapside
Belgium — G. O. Gorter, 52 s Gay
Brazil— C. Oliver O'Donnell, (vice) 52 s Gay
Bremen and Hamburg — A. Schumacher, 9 s

Charles
Great Britain — Frederic Bernal, 6 Exchange

building
Hanover — Ed. Uhrlaub, over 69 Exchange pi
Lubeck — Herman Von Kapff, 22 German
Netherlands — Claas Voeke, 116 s Charles
Oriental Republic Uruguay — Prudencio De
Murguiondo, 57 Second

Portugal — Robert Lehr, (vice,) 84 Read

Prussia, Wurtemburg, Saxony, Baden, Ba-
varia, Hesse Cassel and Hesse Darmstadt —
Werner Dresel, s e cor Lombard and Cheap-
side

Russia — Augustus Kohler, over 69 Exchange
place

Sweden and Norway — Fred'k B. Graf, (vice,)
over 18 Second

Conveyancers.

Cinnamond & Brownins:, 59 w Fayette
Gorsuch Peregrine, 32 St. Paul
Griffin Thomas W. 114 s Broadway
Hill Thos s w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Israel Fielder & Sons, cor St. Paul and Fayette
O'Donnell John B. 32 St. Paul
Pennington Augustus H. 65 Hanover
Pollit Alfred H. 10 Law buildings
Pryor Stephen, 48 Lexington
Smith Robert T. 61}.^ w Fayette .
Spencer Wm. P., Law buildings
Stephenson Thos. J. 303 Aisquith
Thompson Steptoe, 30 St. Paul
Thompson W. Winfield, 30 St. Paul
Warfield Wm. & Son, n e cor Fayette and

St. Paul
Wise Edward M. n w cor Gilmor and Lex-
ington

Coopers.

Abbott George, 26 n Caroline

Acomb William, 121 Franklin

Anderson James, 347 a Sharp

Askey William, 56 Stiles

Beck John, 22 Lee and 28 William

Black & Sapp, 115 Smith's wharf

Bonday & Thurlow, Hi Thames

Carroll John K. 27 Commerce

Cousins John, 49 Commerce

Dawes Frances A. Centre al near w Fayette

Diamond James, 20 Philpot

Evans Geo. & Co. 22 Patterson

Everist John M. 108 Holiday

Feller Charles, 139 and 141 s Caroline

Frederick Lawrence, 110 Lawrence

Free John, cor Eutaw and Montgomery

Green Richard C cor Patterson and Cable

Gruetter Fred'k L 310 and 312 Montgomery

Jenkins William M. cor West and Russel

Kimball & Shaffer, cor Canton and Central

avs
Placide Henry B. 57 Buchanan's wharf
Placide Henry S. 72 Buchanan's wharf
Reynolds Thomas E. 216 s Eutaw
Snyder Andrew, 13 and 17 James la and 33

Poultney
Solter & Co. 37 Commerce, 29 and 31 n Car-
oline
Streeper & Marshall, Exchange al s of Ex-
change place
Weager George, 152 s Spring
Westaway Wm. H 442 Saratoga
Woolen James R. 31 Commerce

Coppersmiths and Works.

Aitcheson James, 74 North
Albright Augustus A. 30 s Schroeder
Baltimore and Cuba Smelting and Mining Co.
Clinton Levering, president, over 30 South

Jfw HEXRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster coustautiy on hand, 21 Spear'^ Wharf.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

534

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Bruce John M. 160 Aisquith

Clark Thomt^s & Co., 237 s Wolf

Davis Thomas D., Baltimore and Patapsco

Copper Works, Clinton s of Boston
Gunpowder Copper Works, 75 Smith's whf.,

Pope & Cnle, afifents
Mahler & Fefill, 28 Concord
Maryland Copper Co., 1 Wood, cor Bowly's

wharf
McCleary & Connelly, 45 Holiday
Read Robert, cor West Falls av and Lombard
Robbins Albert K. s w cor William and York

^ Cork Cutters.

Chesnut S. & Co., 38 s Calvert
Corset Makers.

Donnelly Mary, 172 Lexington
Horn Mrs. Eliza, 139 Lexington
Nattalli Mary, 49 s Liberty
Seibert Mrs. Regine, 103 e Baltimore

Cotton Brokers.

Seevers Wm. R., 5 Grocer's Exchange, Ex-
change place

Cotton Dealers.

Tiffany George P. 12 German

Cotton Yarn, &c.

Alberton Cotton Mills, office 24 German, Jas.

S. Gary & Son, proprietors
Chase Wells & Gehrmann, 6 s Howard
Cooke John, 148 Garden
Green Amon, 70 Hillen
Johnson Wm. Henry, 66 s Calvert
Schultz Edward T. 4 s Howard
Towner Darius F., 332 w Baltimore

Cotton and Woolen Goods.

Norris & Baldwin, 18 Hanover
Rosenberg Lewis & Bro. 7 Hanover

Cuppers and Leeehers.

Gill Bryson & Son, 56 s Sharp

Curled Hair Manufacturers.

Merryman Oliver P. & Co., 151 w Fayette
Thomas Richard, Patterson la., betw York

and Harford av
Wilkens Wm. & Co. , s e cor Pratt and Charles

Curriers and Leather and Findings
Dealers.

Achey Frederick & Son, 22 s Liberty
Anderson James G. 5 Balderston
Appold George & Sons, 8 and 10 Water
Baer & Crane, 2 Water
Bartlett George & Co., 134 w Fayette
Barton Wm. J. & Son, 7 and 9 Cheapside
Coakley & Brother, 18 s Calvert

Cole Wm. H. 20 Water

Crane Wm. & Son, s e corner Cheapside and

Water
Deford Benjamin & Sons, n w cor Calvert and

Lombard
Green Henry H. 41 Pearl
Grupy Francis H. 42 s Calvert
Hewitt Elmer, jr., 50 s Calvert
Hewlett John G. & Son, 9 Water
Hoffman & Defor*l, 84 w Lombard
Hoffman Michael, jr., 560 w Baltimore
Jay Charles E. Caroline nr Aliceanna
Kalbfus & Lochcr, 8 s Calvert
Klees Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga
Larrabee Ephraim & Sons, 20 s Calvert
Mason C. & Son, 125 n High
Maynard, Ely & Rose, 46 s Calvert
Musgrave James, 103 n Front
Pasquay & Gemundt, 5 Harrison
Roque Francis, 19 Harrison
Schiarb P. & H. 61 s Sharp
Selway Robert, 14 s Calvert
Sparhawk Stearns, 7 Mercer
Spear & Cole, 18 and 20 Water
Staler William, 43 Front n of Fonndry
Stalfort & Son, .326 w Pratt
Startzman Abraham, 110 s Central av
Startzman J. & L. 54 s Calvert
Stehli Anthony, 57 Harrison
Sullivan Thos. H. 36 s Calvert
Thomas N. & Co. 118 n Eutaw, and 9 Ensor
Trautman Gusiavus C. 104 Pearl
Wright, Rouzer & Co. 101 Lombard

Cutlers.

Arnold Francis, 15 s Sharp
Daffin Benjamin, 15 n Gay
Friese John, 142 w Fayette
Halbach Charles, 94 n Gay
Jackson Samuel, 194 w Baltimore
Reinhardt C. & Bro. 7 n Gay

Dancing Academies.

Gravier Mde. P. 97 St. Paul

Spies Charles L.
Charles

over s e cor Baltimore and

Dentists.

Arthur Robert, 117 Washington place

Arnold W. T. 343 w Lombard

Balderston Josiah, 40 Lexington

Brown Alfred J. n w cor Charles and Lex-
ington

Boteler C. R. 183 e Baltimore

Burlingame Waterman, 54 n Charles

Burton O. A. 94 w Fayette

Chandlee Edwin, 15 s Howard

Cherry T. F. s w cor Liberty and Baltimore

Colburn H. 78 n Paca

Coy Byron F. 141 Washington place

Easter John, 119 n Eutaw

Foster William M. 117 n Charles

Gibney Richard, 32 n Gay

Gill Bryson & Son, 56 s Sharp

Gill Bryson J. 212 n Eutaw

Gill & Corrie, 56 s Sharp

Gill Samuel H. & Bro. n w cor Hanover and
Lombard

Gorgas Ferdinand J. S. 43 Hanover

AUG. G. METER & CO., 3Iai»Kfacfiir«rs of M liite Lend, Zinc, Putty, LMimpblack, Glue.
AeQtsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varulslies, lOO W. Lombard Street.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CC.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

535

Gunther Conrad, 183 e Baltimore
Hayden H. Mozart, 98 n Charles
Hooper James, 197 e Baltimore
Hoopes William H. 84 n Eutaw
Hopkinson Moses A. 87 ti Eutaw
Janet Edward, 92 ri Charles
Keech E. P. 50 n Calvert
Keech Henry H. 94 n Eutaw
Kloeber Charles E 1-21 n Charles
Lemmon A. H. 1 n Ann
Mackall Leonard, 58 Saratoga
McCurley Isaac, s w cor Liberty and Lex-
ington
McDowell Dr. William S. 74 n Charles
McPherson James B. 141 Washington place
Merryman George, 50 n Calvert
Morse Wni. L. 65 n Paca
Ould Perry, 19 n High
Price Albert, 84 n Eutaw
Ridgely Alexamier, 45 Hanover
Shriver A. J. 157 w Fayette
Southcomb John P. 241 e Baltimore
Spangler Joseph N. 16 n Schroeder
Stewart Thomas, 18 e Fayette
Taylor Mager S 135 e Monument
Tiiyard Henry W. 14 s Eutaw
Voick Adalbert J. 121 n Charles
Waters D. S. T. 43 Hanover
Welsh Wm. P. 45 Hanover
Wilson Wm. W. 79 n Charles

Dental Depot.

Cowman Charles H. 3 n Liberty

Dressmakers.

Alexander M. H. s e corner Charles and

Pleasant
Andrews Elizabeth, 92 n Greene
Carnes Mrs.'Susan, 142 n Eden
Evans Elizabeth, 1.553^ s Sharp
Evatt Mary, 79 n Howard
■Frederick Mary, 435 Lexington
Gafford Mrs. Lavinia, 706 w Baltimore
Glenn Margaret F. 61J>4 Lexington
Henderson Maria, 60 n Pine
Litzinger Mrs. Mary, 8 s Pa.^a
Martin Margaret A. 519 Lexington
McComas Cornelia F 25 Pearl
Metzger Miss, 97 n Charles
Quinlan 'Mrs. Mary A. 10 Druid Hill av
Reed Caroline, 70 Front n of Foundry
Wattles Mrs. Rachel F. 38 n Pine

Drawing Instruments.

Dodge George R & Co. 42 w Baltimore
King F. W. i*4 R., 226 w Baltimore
King W. & Co. 2 n Liberty
Minifie William, 114 w Baltimore

Dispensaries.

Baltimore General Dispensary, n e cor Fay-
ette and Liberty

Eastern Dispensary, n e cor Central av and
Baltimore

North Eastern Dispensary, Monument e of
Gay

Southern Dispensary, 45 Conway

Distillers,

Bailey James, 267 Cross
Clabaugh & Harris, 3H South
Schlott & Petzold, 374 Saratoga
Dickey Charles E. & Co. 108 n Howard
Hazleliurst & Fhelan, 17 Spear's wlif
Mailland Benjamin & Co. 89 South

Druggists— Wholesal e.

Baker Richard J. 36 s Charles

Bartlelt John M. 70 s Calvert

Barilett Wm. E. jr., & Co., 96 Light-si whf

Brown Wm. H. & Bro., 4 s Liberty

Burroughs Bros. 54 and 56 Light

Canby, Gilpin & Co., n w corner Light and

Lombard
Clotworthy & Flint, 399 w Baltimore
Davis & Miller, 12 n Howard
Frey E. & S. 314 w Baltimore
Foutz& Bro. 116 Franklin
Janney Wm. W. cor Bowly's whf ar.d Pratt
.Johnson George W. 2 s Howard
King Solomon, 1 s Calvert
Leary John & Co. 35 Hanover
Read Wm. H. s e cor Baltimore and Calvert
Thomsen & Block, 26 Hanover
Vogeler August & Co. 5 and 7 s Liberty
Walker John & Co. 39 s Charles

Dry Goods— Retail.

Adler Julius, 210 s Broadway

Akers Edwin, 138 Lexington

Bamberger Bros. 143 Lexington and 57 n

Howard ,

Bamberger David, .53 n Howard
Barrus Geo. W. & Co. 211 w Baltimore
Behrends E. & Son, 61 n Howard
Bentley Wm. H. 26 and 48 e Baltimore
Bird J. Edward, agent, 213 w Baltimore
Bird Stephen L. & Co. 59 n Howard
Broadbent A. G. & Co. 18 n Charles
Brown M. & S. 155 s Broadway and 243 w
. Baltimore
Bucksbaum Julius, 194 s Broadway
Byrn William, 163 ii Gay
Christopher R. W. 153 Lexington
Coale E. H. 67 Lexington
Cohen Simon, 185 n Gay
Darling F. Taylor, 157 Forrest
Davis William, 81 n Howard
Doherty M. & E. 223 Lexington
Dugan J. Osborn, 129 n Gay
Eachus Edwin, s w cor Pratt and Hanover
Easter Hamilton & Co. 199, 201 and

Baltimore
Furlong McKendree C. 79 n Howard
Getty James, 105 n Gay and 67 n Howard
Gradwhole E. C. 148 Camden
Greenbaum Isaac & Sons, 200 s Broadway
Greensfelder Henry, 311 w Baltimore
Grunebaum Samuel, 204 s Broadway
Gusdorft' Alexander, 655 W Baltimore
Gutman Joel, 29 n Eutaw
Guyton &, Hyde, 62 Hanover
Hammerslough Lewis, 155 Lexington
Harris Mrs. B. 140 Lexington
Harty Aaron, n e cor Bond and Aliceanna
Harty Simpson, 197 n Gay
Harvey Joshua & Sons, n w cor Hanover
and Pratt

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Get your Shirts, Coiiars, Ties, Scarfs, HandKerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
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536

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Heilhrun Michael, 52 Hanover

Heisler Samuel, ]9 w Baltimore

Hess Moses, 39 n Howard

Hines Julius, cor Gay and Exeter

Jncobs Levi, 177 n Gay

Kann Solomon, 156 s Broadway

Kaufman & Weiskopf, 9 e Baltimore

Keyser Moses, 233 w Pratt

Letcher David, 78 Hanover

Lieblich Marcus, 151 Lexington

Mailhouse Emma, 149 s Broadway

Mailhouse Joseph J. 124 s Broadway

Maloney Mrs. G. 158 Lexington

Megitinis Caspari G. 65 w Baltimore

Merriken William, ]. Water

Nachman Abraham, 161 n Gay

Neal Geo. H. C. 97 w Baltimore

Needles John & Son, 43 n Charles

Negengerd Fred'k A; 167 n Gay

Nordlinger Benjamin, 11 e Baltimore

Perkins & Co. 24 n Charles

Rider M. & Son, s w cor Paca and Columbia,
and 235 I^exington

Rider Sigmund. 25 n Eutaw

Ringrose M. 29 n Howard

Royston Bros. 81 w Baltimore

Schlutter Christopher, 306 n Howard

Seliger Joel, 13 e Baltimore

Sherwood Richard, 39 e Baltimore

Simon Charles, jr. 63 n Howard

Simon Herman, 164 Lexington

Stern Israel, 27 n Eutaw

Strauss Brothers, 54 Hanover and 649 w Bal-
timore

Sulzbacher A.B. sw cor Lexington and Eutaw

Sumwalt & White, 56 Hanover

Sunderland Geo. A. 85 w Baltimore

Taylor Jane, 208 Hanover

Thomas Benjamin, 253 e Baltimore

Uhler George W. 162 Franklin

Wallerstein Simon, 182 Lexington

Weiglein Louis, 67 w Baltimore

Williamson Agnes, n e cor Howard and
Madison

Wroth Wm. G. 85 w Baltimore

Dry Goods— Wholesale.

Affelder xMax, 10 s Charles
Aldridge & Brewer, 5 German
Barry John S. & Co. 2't Hamiver
Bevan Samuel & Co. 279 w Baltimore
Brooks, Fahnestook & Co. 345 w Baltimore
Brehme O. & Co. over 24 Hanover
Bruff John W. & Co. 245 w Baltimore
Campbell Ross & Co. 24 Hanover — — —
Chaney & Randall, 254 w Baltimore
Close Alexander & Co. 4 German
Cohen Moses & Sons, 269 w Baltimore
Dall Austin & Co. 22 Hanover
Dean Wm. A. 236 w Baltimore
Devries Wm. & Co. 312 w Baltimore
Easter Hamilton & Co. ]99, 201 and 203 w

Baltimore
Eaton Brothers & Co. 13 s Charles
Eichelberger J. & Co. 322 s Charles
Frank Simon & Co. s e ccr German and Han-
over
Frick Geo. P. 5 German
Goodwin Thomas, 12 Hanover
Hdlliday Daniel, 5 Hanover
Hopkins & Co. 258 w Baltimore
Horsey, Millar & Co. 242 w Baltimore

Howard, Cole & Co. 351 w Baltimore
Hurst & Co. 241 w Baltimore
Jenkins G. Taylor, over 241 and 243 w Bal-
timore
Kerngood & Bro. 10 s Charles
Lewis A. T. & Co. over 266 w Baltimore
Loney & Co. 11 and 13 German
Makepeace & Co. 1 and 3 German
Mayhew Wm. E over 259 w Baltimore
Merrefield Joseph, over 258 w Baltimore
Miller Daniel & Co. 329 w Baltimore
Milnor J. N. L. over 5 s Charles
Murdoch Alexander & Co. 14 s Charles
Oberndorf & Lauer, 243 w Baltimore
Pierson Wm. & Co. 17 German
Renehan & Kirvvan, 326 w Baltimore
Rice, Chase & Co. 10 and 12 German
Slothower, Matthews & Co. over 17 German
Stephens, Miller & Co. 346 w Baltimore
Turnbull, Riach & Murdoch, s w cor German

and Hanover
Turnbull, Slade & Co. 11 s Charles
Whitely, Bro. & Co. 281 w Baltimore
Woodward, Baldwin & Co. n e cor German
and Hanover

Dyers and Scourers.

Caldwell Daniel, 49 n High

Cowan Abraham, lll}-^ Lexington

Drexel Harman, 52 w Fayette

Feuillan &; Dandelet, 124 n Howard

Fisher E. & Brother, 131 w Fayette

Hulse & Brothers, 146 n Howard

Hulse Charles A. 70 n Eutaw

Hulse James H. 26") w Pratt

Keller John, 95 Lexington

Wylie Samuel F. & James H. 142 Lexington

Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs.

Baker Richard J. 36 s Charles
Heald John H. & Co. 2 Block

Earthen and Stone Ware Manufac-
turers.

Bennett Edwin, cor Canton and Central avs
Herman Peter, 193 Mullikin
Linton Wm. n w cor Pine and Lexington
Ferine M. & Sons, 713 w Baltimore
Sharer Wm. Geo. 711 w Baltimore

Edge Tools.

Baker & Brown, 10 w Pratt

Hudgins John R. s w cor Pratt and Mill

Kidd Charles, 400 w Pratt

Miller George W. 7 Camden

Watkins Evan, 37 Light

Embroideries and Laces.

Bonney Elias, 209 w Baltimore
Brunt Mrs. Thomas, 189 w Baltimore
Bryan Samuel L. & Co. 221 w Baltimore
Goldenberg & Weinberg, 163 w Baltimore
Goldman Edward, 490'.^' w Baltimore
Hutzler M. & Son, 71 n Howard
Kessler & Sutro, n e cor Charles and Lex-
ington

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strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

537

Engines and Boilers.

Basshor Thos. C. & Co. 26 Light
Bentley Charles W. 25 s Front

Engine and Locomotive Builders.

Baltimore Locomotive Works, next to Mount

Clare Depot
Bentley Charles W. 25 s Front
Clarkson Joseph & Son, 75 n Front
Codd Edward J. & Co. 259 s Caroline
Denmead A. & W. & Sons, n e cor North and

Monument
Hayward Bartlett & Co. s w cor Pratt and

Scott
Hazlehurst & Co. cor "William and Hughes
Mayger & Shaffer, 40 e Monument
Miller Wm. H. & Bro. s e cor President and

Fawn
Norwood Edward, 97 n Calvert
Page George & Co. 5 n Schroeder
Poole & Hunt, 161 North
Reeder Charles, 51 Hughes
Rodgers John & Sons, 48 n High and 26 n

Charles
Wells John & Sons, 47 Thames

Engravers.

Anderson Jas.M. & Son, over 148 w Baltimore
Brown Martin S. over cor Water and Calvert
Ehlears John D. over 117 w Baltimore
Hart Marx M. over 220 w Baltimore
Hoen A. & Co. 75 Second
Martorana Charles F. 83 Exchange place
Merriken Francis M. over 158 w Baltimore
Pilkington J. E. over s e cor Commerce and
Exchange place

Ethereal Oil, Alcohol, and Cam-
phene.

Bolton Brothers, 82 and 84 w Pratt
Bowen & Mercer, 3 Exchange place
McNeal & Jones, 34 s Calvert
West Christopher & Sons, 115 w Lombard

Express Forwarders.

Adams Express Co. 164 w Baltimore
Harnden Express, s w corner Baltimore and

Sharp, John Q. A. Herring, agent
McClintock John M. baggage, south end B.

& O. R. R. depot
McFarland, Stephenson & Co. 114 s Eutaw
Reid & Go's Express, 116 s Eutaw
Sheffer & Co. 53 s Eutaw

Fancy Goods— Retail.

Amos Rebecca, 128 n High

Bamberger Bros. 143 Lexington and 57 n

Howard
Bamberger David, 43 n Howard
Behn Henry, 77 n Howard
Bonney Ellas, 209 w Baltimore
Brown George W. 207 e Baltimore
Brunt Mrs. Thomas 189 w Baltimore
Bryan Samuel L. & Co. 221 w Baltimore
Coburn Mrs. James, 19 n Gay

CORTLAN & CO. No. 216 and 218
w Baltimore-st., Importers and
Dealers in Cutlery, Silver, Plated
and Britannia Ware, China and
Fancy Goods, Bronzes, Gas Fix-
tures, Clocks, Japannery and
Family Hardware, of every de-
scription.

Cowman & Co. 71 Lexington

Crawford Annie, 42 Hanover

Croyeau Augustin, 171 w Baltimore

Diggs John R. 219 w Baltimore

Doeplitz Solomon, 114 Lexington

Elliott Edward, 126 Lexington

Felber Lewis, 207 s Broadway

Forrester Benjamin F. 109 n Eutaw

Goldenberg & Weinberg, 163 w Baltimore

Goldman Edward, 490)^ w Baltimore

Grinsfelder & Bro. 25 n Howard

Gutman Joel, 29 n Eutaw

Hamill & Co. 107 n Howard

Herzberg M. & Co. 175 n Gay

Hinze A. W. 134 Lexington

Hutzler M. & Son, 71 n Howard

Kermode John, 91 n Eutaw

Kessler & Sutro, n e cor Charles & Lexington

Knipp Jacob, jr. 33 n Howard

Levy W. D. 96 Lexington

Linden Ernst C. 143 w Baltimore

Littig Caleb B. 57 n Eutaw

Maloney Margaret, 106 Lexington

McDonnell Mary, 65 n Howard

MciXutt Rebecca, 44 n Greene

Mortimer & Mowbray, 240 w Baltimore

Meyer Ferdinand, 139 w Baltimore

Nachman A. 139 and 213 n Gay

Ohiendorf William G 86 n Howard

Passano Leonard, 52 Centre Market space

Ringgold Wm. H. 93 n Charles

Rogers Jason, n e cor Lexington and Pearl

Rohr & Ansmann, 5 Penim. av

Schellenberger George, 155 e Baltimore

Schoolfield & Co. 20 n Gay

Schwerdtman & Co. 327 and 133 w Baltimore

Siebert Edward, 35)^ w Baltimore

Selby & McCauley, 32 w Baltimore

Simon Moses, 7 w Baltimore

Spencer John M. 478 w Baltimore

Steinbach G. P. 79 w Baltimore

Tanner Benjamin, 116 Lexington

Thompson Mrs. Maria, 123 n Eutaw

ToldridgeMrs. E. 191 w Baltimore

Trible John E.223 w Baltimore

Vogeler Chas. H. 103 w Baltimore

Webster Thomas W. 233 Lexington

VVeishampel Benjamin F 488 w Baltimore

White George B'. 87 n Howard

Fancy Goods— Wholesale.

Adams & Moulton, 251 w Baltimore
Alberti Henry F. & Co. 6 and 8 s Liberty
Bamberger & Co. 247 w Baltimore
Behrend M. Bro. & Co. 302 w Baltimore
Bennett Enoch, 326 w Baltimore
Cugle, Sickel &, Co. 285 w Baltimore
Deitz Lawrence D. & Co. 308 and 310 w

Baltimore
Drost & Sutro, 25 Hanover

Shirts, Drawers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspeiiders, Cheapest and Best, at R4.Y-
MOXD. BURTON & CO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

538

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Focke Edward L. 252 \v Baltimore

Heisclier E & Bro. 2 Hanover

Hodges Brothers, 23 Hanover

Horner E. Ross, over 3115 w Baltimore

Horner John A. over 306 w Baltimore

Mayer & Bro. 4 n Howard

Oberndorf Julius & Co. 273 w Baltimore

Oliver Charles A. 250 w Baltimore

Passano Leonard, 52 Centre Market space

and 268 w Baltimore — [See p. 2 Mvertise-

ments.]
Poulson Alexander W. 319 w Baltimore
Spilker Charles & Co. 10 Hanover
Werdebaugh H. J & Co. 292 w Baltimore

Fertilizers,

Baltimore Go's Standard Fertilizers, corner

Ridgely and Stockholm, Spring Garden
Lester J. Thomas, 140 n Howard '
Reese John S. & Co. 71 South
Turner J. J. & Co. 42 w Pratt
Whitman E. & Sons, 22 and 24 s Calvert

Fire Engine Hose Manufacturers.

Dukehart Robprt W. ]8 Water
Haskell John H. 33 s Eutaw
Horton Henry P. 41 n Frederick

File and Rasp Manufacturers.

Jervis James, 70 Washington, F. H.

Fish Dealers.

Delcher & Co. 12 Fish Market spe.ce
Delcher John W. cor Harford and Central

avs
Griffith R. R. jr. 14 Commerce
Griffith Wm. R. & Co. 22 Commerce
Pope F. F. 85 South
Post J. & W W. 43 South
Price Wm 61 Greenmount nv
Sellman & Hopkins, 4 Bowly's whf
Shurtz Wm. D. & Co. H Commerce
Woolen Thomas, 31 Commerce

Fish Inspectors.

Askey Wm. .56 Stiles

Orrell D. 54 Barre

Woolen Thomas, 31 Commerce

Fishing Tackle, Twines, &c.

Dukehart & Co., 130 w Baltimore
Poultney & Trimble, 200 w Baltimore

Flag Manufacturers.

Loane Jabez W. 67 Pratt
Sisco Brothers, 95 w Baltimore

Florists.

Fairly Thomas, 209 Druid Hill av
Feast John & .Son, 295 Lexington
Feast Samuel & Sons, n w cor Franklin a-nd

Gilmor, and 55 n Charles
Halliday Robt. cor Penna. av and Dolphin

Morling Frank L. 2 n Eutaw

Pentland James, cor Oliver and Greenmount

avenue
Stafford Wm, n e cor Cathedral and Read

Flour & Feed Dealers and Millers.

Abbott Edwin A. (flour mill) City Block next
Drawbridge

AUers Liedrich, 140 s Eutaw

Baker Jas. cor Penna. av and St. Mary

Berry John T., Howard near Lombard

Berry Thos. 28 South

Bigham & Bradford, n w cor Franklin and
Eutaw

Biemiller & Priesz, 282)^ w Pratt

Blackburn & Brother, ii e cor Franklin and
Eutaw

Boggs A. L. jr. 141 n Howard

Boyle James, s w cor Hillen and Chesnut

Brown J. Frank, 12 s Eutaw

Brown & Nipe, 410 w Baltimore

Browne James H., 40 and 42 s Frederick

Browne Joseph K. 67 s Gay

Clark Matthew B. & Bro. 40 n Howard

Classen Harman, 145 s Sharp

Conner Thos. W. 77 Penna. av

Corner Henry C. 11 Spear's whf

Corner Wm. H. 54 South

Corns Jacob F. 8 Frederick av

Crichton Wm. & Son, 1 Wood, cor Bowly's
wharf

Cullum Nelson, 13 w Lombard

Cunningham William H. s w cor Ensor and
East

Diggs R H. & Son, 258 s Caroline

Dippel George, 103 Franklin

Dorsey Michael, 112 Li^jht-st wharf

Duffy M. & J. 164 Cathedral

Ebert 0. A. & Co. 11 and 18 Spear's wharf

Ehrman Geo. M. n w cor Howard and Pratt

Elder Samuel & Co. 32 n Howard

Elliott, Blacklar & Co. 15 and 17 w Pratt

Eppley & Brother, s e cor Howard and Mul-
berry

Fowler, Zeigler & Co. 91 and 93 s Charles

Frick E. A. 165 iVorth

Frush Luther M. 576 Penna. av

Frush & Snyder, 95 Franklin

Gambrill Chas. A. & Co. 32, 34, and 36 Com-
merce

Gardner Elias N. 149 n Howard

Gassaway & Hooper, 87 South

Giese J. Henry, 21 Spear's wharf

Goldsborough Charles H., Forrest nr Hillen

Grove F. & Co. n w cor Howard and Mul-
berry

Groverman Anthony, jr. 374 w Baltimore

Haffer & Yeager, n e cor Frederick and Cal-
verton road

Haines Benj. F. 31 n Greene

Hamill Thomas, 64 Harrison

Hammond Lloyd, n w cor Charles and West

Hart &, Son, cor Biddle and Cathedral

Haster Stephen, 6 Hillen

Hausenwald & Co. 49 Penna. av

Heavey Andrew, 52 s Howard

Hestry Stephen, n w cor Hillen and Front

Hewes John G. 366, 368 and 370 w Pratt

Hoskins Hiram, 22 Commerce

Hurst John, 110 Eastern av

Johnson James, n e cor Centre and Calvert

Kahler Adam, n w cor Eutaw and German

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission J>Ierchant. for tHe sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, SiC
Roseiidale Cement and Calcined Plaster couMtoutly on hand, ai Spear's W'Uarf,

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

539

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Kellum & Banks, 161 Forrest

Kemp Richard C. n w cor Bank and Central
avenue

Klinefelter Van V. & Bro. 178 and 180 Light
street wharf

Krant George, 40 e Pratt

Lester James M. 140 ii Howard

Lester & Co. 140 n Howard

Logan James & Son, 77 A'IcElderry's wharf

Logue James, 118 ii Howard

Macdonald Peter M. cor Pratt and McEl-
derry's wharf

Magill Patrick, 90 Penna. av

Magill R. G. 60 w Mjidison

Martin Lewis, ."^O s Frederick

McKenna Patrick & Co. 325 w Pratt

McConn Richani, li)5 n Howard

Meixsel & Grafton, 149 w Pratt

Murray John, 365 w Baltimore

Neilson & Co. 132 n Howard

Newcomar & Co. 26, 41 and 49 s Howard

Osing Henry H. 54 Druid Hill av

Pabst Andrew, 139 n Howard

Pendleton Philip P. 171 and 173 n Howard

Penrose E. G. & Co. 153 n Howard

Pentland Robert F 204 n Gay

Picker John C. 4 Penna. av

Price Joseph, over cor Pratt and Spear's whf

Quinlan Joseph E 149 n Gay

Randall & Hamlin, 491 w Baltimore

Richers Henry N 231 s Charles

Roberts Wm. H. 172 Forrest

Robinson Robert S. s e cor Dolphin and
Penna. av

Ross John W. & Co. over 6 Spear's wharf

Sands & Doujcheriy, 44 s Frederick

Sauerwein Peter & Son, 101 n Howard

Saumenig Jacob, 106 Columbia

Scharf Wm. J. 825 w Baltimore

Sinsheimer Lewis, 226 Aliceanna

Snyder Henry, sr. 95 Franklin

Stephenson Jos. B. s e cor Bond and Thames

Stonebraker & Co. 53 and 55 s Howard

Streets John S. 4 and 6 Hollingsworth

Todd Wm. N. 578 Penna. av

Trotten Thomas, 33 Cheapside

Tudor L. & Co., 128 n Howard

Turner Jonathan, 25 w Pratt

Turner Robert, 43 s Frederick

Tyson Robert & Co. foot of Patterson

Walker Edwin, 99 South

Walker R. H & Co., 153 n Howard

Walter & McGlue, 24 s Howard

Warden J. S^- H. lower end Smith's wharf

Warfield Daniel &,• Son, North betw Monu-
ment and Madison

Warfield Henry M. & Co., 16 Spear's whf

Weaver George, 471 Light

Welby Charles C. & Go. n e cor President
jind Fawn

Westwood Geo. W. 129 Forrest

Wilkes Jabez, cor. Canton av and Chester

Wilkins Geo. T. 55 Light

Williams John S. & Bro. 52 Commerce

Wilson Henry, 50 s Frederick

Woodyear William E. 3 Cable •

Wright & Canby, s e cor Commerce and Cable

Wright J. J. & Sons, 107 Hillen

Zell Peter <^ Sons, 147 and 149 n Howard

Forwarding.

Bosley James H. 203 North

Boswell & Dorsett, 143 w Pratt
Pendergast Charles, 77 Smith's wharf
Williams John, Howard near Lee

Fresco Painters.

Lankan & Krueger, 99 n Howard
Lehman & Georgius, 586 w Baltimore
Nelker A. H. 609 w Pratt
Ne-jgel Philip, 105 Granby

Fringe Manufacturers.

Mehler William, 89 Lexington
Moriarty Mrs. Ann, 66 Lexington
Sisco Bros., 95 w Baltimore

Furniture Dealers.

[See Cabinet Makers.]

Allen Alexander & Co. 27 Flanover and 15

and 17 Granby
Anderson Wm. E. 10 and 12 Second
Armstrong & Denny, s e cor Light and Mont-
gomery
Banks D.ivid, 59 South
Bride Cotter, (rustic furniture)T6wnsend near

John
Clotworihy Alexander, 76 n Howard
Collins Patrick, 83 Harrison
Eastman H. W. 332 vv Biltimore
Gaydecke Francis, 25 and 27 n Gay
Graham William, 138 Franklin
Guyton William, 78 n Howard
Hamilton & Jo'ies, 240 w Pratt
Hanson Thomas, 27 and 29 .s Calvert
Harman & Soran, over 16 s Charles
Heywood Reuben W. over 10)^ n Charles
Mathiol Angus: us & Son, 25 and 27 n Gay
Kaufman & Co. 50 ^-^ n Howard
Martin & Bevaiis, n e cor Calvert and Lovely

lane
McCaffrey Thomas, 54 s Paca
Mears Edward A. F. 6 w Baltimore

MOUNT E., Wholesale and Retail
Furniture and Chair Manufactory,
31 n Gay,

Pfeiffer Nicholas A. n e corner Howard and

Fayette
Phillips J. E. n e cor Charles and Lombard
Russell John, 54 .s Charles
Shaw John, 660 w Baltimore
Stevens S. S. & Sons, 6 Low
Stewart Charles, 34 V^ n Howard
Tarr TheodoP' M. 11 n Gay
Waskev Benjamin, 3 n Gay
Watkin's John T. 47 South
Weathfield Abraham, 6 Second

Gardeners.

Bowley John, Lanvale
Bowley Wm., Charles nr Northern av
McCormick Alexander, n Fremont nr Walsh
Morling Frank L. 2 n Eutaw

Gas Fitters.

Ash F. Thoma.s, 31 n Greene
Boyd Joseph E. 8 n High

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., IHaniifactiirer.s of AVliite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glxie,
Nfcatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vnrnislies, 100 W. L.om1>ard Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

540

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Callahan Patrick, 19 n Calvert
Carruthers Son & Co., 35 German
Chaisty E. J. jr., 49 n Calvert

CORTLA.N & CO., No. 216 and 218
w Baltimore Street, Importers
and Dealers in Cutlery, Silver,
Plated and Britannia Ware, China
and Fancy Goods, Gas Fixtures,
Bronzes, Clocks, Japannery and
Family Hardware of every de-
scription.

Davidson Clark Y. ]5 n Liberty

Dorry Edw. G. n w cor Pratt and Broadway

Eggleston & Schultz, 121 n High

Eisroad J. T. 638 w Baltimore

Gault Albert, 107 w Fayette

Gratton Thomas L. 723 w Baltimore

Healy James, s w cor Calvert and Centre

Jevens John W. n e cor St. Paul and Bank la

Kafflinski Charles, 136 w Fayette

Likes Jacob, 2 n Sharp

Manns & iVlcAllister, s e cor Saratoga and

Pine
McAfee Wm. L. 123 w Lombard
iVIcCahan D. L. & Co., 167 e Baltimore
McCall Patrick A. 328 w Baltimore
McCleary & Connelly, 45 Holiday
McLaughlin Patrick, 50 e Baltimore
Monaghan Wm. 333 w Fayette
Rattican Thomas, 1 n Frederick
Rodgers John 8f Son, 48 n High, and 26 n

Charles
Romoser Charles B. 83 Barre
Shory & Eichelberner, Baltimore under Eu-

taw house
Spence- Thomas B. Gay nr Saratoga
Wagner August, 30 Hanover

Gas Meter Makers.

American Metre Co. (Anton Pohl, Osso Pohl,

Christian Goering,) 41 Clay
Litz Frederick, 23 e Lombard

Gas.

Gas Light Co. of Baltimore, office 19 South,

Joseph Brown, secretary
Maryland Gas Co., (portable,) Elisha R.

Sprague, president, 5 St. Paul
The People's Gas Co., office over Franklin

Bank, 15 South

Gangers.

Ensor & Linaweaver, 61 w Pratt

Jones John P. (U. S.) n w cor Baltimore and

Exeter
Placide Henry B. 57 Buchanan's wharf
Perine Wm. T. 71 Exchange place
Smith Wm. M. 69 Exchange place

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods-
Retail.

Adams T. W. 171 w Baltimore
Blair & Holle, 742 w Baltimore

Boeckner Charles, 4 Eutaw house

Bowie Wm. 24] e Baltimore

Danskin & Co., 155 w Baltimore

Furlong McKendree C. 79 n Howard

Harper Wm. 67 n Eutaw

Hartman J. P. & Son, 197 w Baltimore

Heilbrun Seligman, 66 w Baltimore

Lauer Lewis & Co. 283 w Baltimore

Levi Isaac, 15 e Baltimore

Lewey & Lowenstein, 234 w Baltimore

Lockwood Charles L. &Co. 121 w Baltimore

Magee Wm. P. 60 n Eutaw

Mann Ernest, 63 w Baltimore

Peters George A. 214 w Baltimore

Raymond, Burton & Co., 168 w Baltimore

Schofield Benjamin, 459 w Baltimore

Schoolherr & Bro. s e cor Baltimore and

Frederick
Smith, Brothers & Co., 38 and 40 w Baltimore
Towles Wm. P. & Bro. 145 w Baltimore
Winchester & Co. 157 w Baltimore

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods-
Wholesale.

Adler H. M, & Co. over 265 w Baltimore

Adler Jacob, 246 w Baltimore

Behrend M. Bro & Co. 302 w Baltimore

Fleischer E. & Bro. 2 Hanover

Grunebaum Bro. & Calm, 255 w Baltimore

Moore & Caughey, 6 s Charles

Trust & Hahn, over 251 w Baltimore

Rosenstine Lev/is, 32 w Baltimore

Walker Noah ^ Co. 165 and 167 w Baltimore

Glass Dealers,

Bolton Brothers, 82 and 84 w Pratt between
Gay and Commerce

Bolton Hugh & Co. 81 McElderry's wharf

Bolton Wm. B. & Co. 55 s Calvert and 26
Cheapside

Dodge George R. & Co. 42 w Baltimore

Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B 168 n Gay

George Andrew J. 41 s Charles

Hirshberg & Co. s e cor Pratt and Hanover

Hirsberg Nathan J. 31 Ensor

Holthaus Francis T. & Son, 10 w Baltimore

Hplthaus Wm. & Bro. s e cor 'Thames and
Broadway

Hulls John, 128 n Gay

Johnson William R. over 38 s Charles

Keilholtz Otis, 170 Franklin

King John & Son, n e cor Howard and Lex-
ington

King William & Bro. 2 n Liberty

Loane Geo. J. foot of Cross

Rodenmayer John, 51 n Paca

Meyer Aug. G. & Co. 100 w Lombard

Townsend Thomas J. 4ci9 w Baltimore

Glass Stainers.

Gernhardt Herman T. 24 w Fayette

Glass Manufacturers,

Baker Bros. & Co. 32 and 34 s Charles
Baltimore Glass Works, s end of Hughes
Edwards Richard, jr. over 24 s Charles
Reitz Philip, 37 Hughes

THE GROVKR dSj BAKKR .SEWIIVO MAC HIIVE is tUe best for all piuposes— SAIiE»
ROOI>IS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

541

Gloves, Hosiery, Worsted, &c.

Adams & Moulinn, 251 w Baltimore

Behn Henry, 77 n Howard

Cowman & Co. 71 Lexington

Drost & Sutro, 24 Hanover

Elliott EdwHid, 126 Lexington

Felber & Louis, 217 s Broadway and 251 w

Baltimore
Hinze A. W. 134 Lexington
John Dorothea, 90 Lexington
Knipp .Tacob, jr. 33 n Howard
Linden Ernest C. 143 w Baltimore
Mann Ernest, 63 w Baltimore
Meyer Ferdinand, 139 w Baltimore
Ringgold John P. & Bro. 175 w Baltimore
Ringgold Wm. H. 93 n Charles
Rogers Jason, n e cor Pear! and Lexington
Rohr & Ansmann, 5 Penna av
Seibert Edward, 35}.j w Baltimore
Simon Moses, 7 w Bldtimore
Smith Victor, 87 Hanover
Spencer John M. 478 w Baltimore
Vogeler Charles H 103 w Baltimore
Weishampel Benj. F. 488 w Baltimore
White George B. 87 n Howard

Gold Pen Manufacturers.

Blakeney B. F. & Co. over 99 w Baltimore
Courtenay Stephen, over s e cor South and
Second

Gold and Silversmiths.

Greshoff Franeis A. 2 s Charles
Kirk Samuel & Son, 172 w Baltimore
Warner Andrew E. jr. 133 e Baltimore
Warner Andrew E. sr. 10 n Gay
Webb & Co. s e cor Light and Baltimore

Grocers— Retail.

Adams Edward, 226 HoUins

Anderson John W. n w cor Gay and Forrest

Atkinson & Bro. 186 s Broadway

Barlow Joseph, 46 n Paca

Baylies Charles F. & Bro. n e cor Eden and

Jefferson
Bennett Edward, County wharf
Boehm Augustus, 128 Hanover
Bothman Charles, 210 Hanover
Boyle James, s w cor Hillen and Chesnut
Brady Lawrence E. 21G and 218 Harford av
Brown Richard, 48 n Eutaw
Browti & Zimmerman, n e cor Chatsworth

and Franklin
Brutsche Felix, 58 Clay
Bryan Charles H. 53 North
Burgess C. W. & Son, 166 n Gay
Burgy W. Corwin, 14 n Charles
Caffrey Thomas, n e cor Pratt and Paca
Campen John, 264 and 265 Light
Carman Robert R. 376 e Baltimore
Carter John W. 61 Camden
Caughey Benjamin, 9 Penna av
Cole John R. 50 and 52 n Eutaw
CoUady J. M. & Bro. 461, 463 and 465 w

Fayette
Contad John C. D. s e cor Canton av and

Bethel
Conway John H . & Bro. n e cor of Ensor and

Chesnut

Cook Wm. s e cor Pratt and Caroline

Cosgrove J. Henry, 82 Richmond

Craig Mrs. Ellen, cor Falls road and North-
ern avenue

Crowder A. N. cor Conway and Warner

Deetjen Tyark, 74 and 76 Thames

Delcher John W. cor Harford and Central avs

Uenison & Bros. 51 w Baltimore

Denoe Thomas, 658 w Baltimore

Dorsey Charles W. 201 Lexington

Duffy M. & J. 164 Cathedral

Dunlap Charles, s w cor Howard and Lex-
ington

Dunlaji C. Lewis, 13 w Baltimore

Dyer Walter, s w cor Lexington and Paca

Edmonds Samuel, n w cor Pearl and Lex-
ington

Edmonds Wm. E. s w corner Lexington and
Greene

Farber John M. s e cor North and Pleasant

Farlosv & Marshall, 332 e Baltimore

Farnen Peter, s w cor Boston and Aliceanna

Filiinger Paul, 56 s Schroeder

Fisher A. & Son, 25 Penna av

Fowler Thomas, 175 and 177 e Baltimore

Frank Wilhelm, 106 Gough

Ganges Joseph, n w cor Poppleton and Peirce

Gardner Elias N. 149 n Howard

Gardner Thomas, 466 Lexington

Geger August, 233 e Lombard

Getz Christian, n c cor Euiaw and Henrietta

Gill Elisha P. n e cor Boston and Clinton

Gloninger John R. & Co. 7 n Charles

Green & Yoe, 88 w Baltimore

Greves David, 81 n Broadway

Hamman John, 359 e Baltimore

Hampson A. J. 81 n Charles

Harmyer Anthony, 88 n Front

Hart Samuel, n e cor North and Saratoga

Hartung& Scellrnan,n w cor Sharp and Barre

Hawken Wm. 46 Spring

Hayncs Wn.. 150 s Fremont

Helene Paul, 21 Wyeth

Hellman Joseph, 414 n Gay

Hipslcy Enoch G. 182 n Gay

Holmes Richard, 171 Penna av

Honemann Harman R. n w corner Gay and
Madison

Horn Joseph, n e cor Lexington and Paca

Hunt John W. 50 e Fayette

Hutchins Lewis H. 233 n Gay

Ijams & Hutchins, n w cor Gay and High

Jagmetti Joshua, n w cor Exeter and Eastern
avenue

Hutchinson J. H. 321 e Baltimore

Huthman John, 289 n Central av

Ingham William, s e cor Hill and Hanover

Jackson James M. 199 e Baltimore

Jamison Andrew, 156 n Front

Jamison David, 407 Lexington

Jennings Samuel F. 104 n Bond

Johnson Jarret D. 99 w Biddle

Johnson John M. 92 s Washington, F. P.

Johnson John, 114 Hillen

Johnson Joseph G. & Bro. s w cor Baltimore
and Poppleton

Johnson Patrick 142 n Eutaw

Johnson William H. 230 Lexington

Jung Frederick & Co. 5 Harrison

Kavanagh Dennis, s e cor Forrest and Hillen
Keily Richard, 409 and 411 w Pratt

Kelly Caleb, 402 w Pratt

Kendall Henry M. 28 n Fremont

•JAMJBS H. aOIJ.^SON, City Steam PUt vnji.si Milk^— \Varrtn'«i I<"ire ajid Water-vroor
Rooting, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 9U W. Baltiniore-st.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.

542

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Kennp.rd Geo. 1. 235 n Gay

King Jacob, 377 w Lombard

KingT. & Bio. KI'J s Paca

Kirby Dennis, 271 n Eutaw

Kirchner Louis, 73 n Pine

Knobel Werner, 523 Canton av

Korte F. s w cor Aliceanna and Washington

Kraft IVIary, 45 n Liberty

Kratz .John, 205 s Howard

Kioeger Louis, s w cor Schroeder and Lom-
bard

Kloman Frederick, 116 William

Laessig Joiin H. n w cor Fayette and Pop-
pleton

Lawrence & Hood, n w cor Greene and Bal-
timore

Lawrence F. L. 219 Lexington

Leatlierbury John E,'6 w Pratt

Leber J. H. n w cor Lexington and Fremont

Lewis Alfred E., Frederick road e of tollgate

Lewis Jolm, 9:2 n Calvert

Lockermau Benjamin, s e cor Howard and
Hill

Lubs J. P. & Co. n e cor Greene and Saratoga

Lustnauer iVIrs. Charles, n w cor Pennsylva-
nia and iNorthern avenues

Lynch James, cor Howard and Cathedral

Mahaney James M. 69 Orleans

March Washington, 101 Hanover

Marks Thomas H. 340 e Pratt

Matthews John N. 23 and 25 Centre Market

space
McClintock Matthew, n e cor Broadway and

Orleans ^

McClintock Winfield, s w cor Central av

and Monument
McCready & Phillips, 7 \v Falls av
•McColgan James, n e cor Jefferson and Cen-
tral av
McConkey & Lawson,20 Mulberry, opposite

Catliedj'al
McDonald John, n e cor Grundy and Hoff'n
McKanna Patrick & Co. 325 w Pratt
McLean William H. 52 n Charles
McLeane Edward, 827 w Baltimore
McMahon Sylvester, 171 n Eutaw -
McNea! Hugh, 208 Light
Medinger & Bro. 158 and 160 Forrest
Meiiko & Co. n w cor Baltimore and High
Meyer John P. 127 Barre
Meyer D. W. & C. M. 14 w Baltimore
Miles & Windsor, 22 e Lombard
MuUan John, 270 n Eutaw
Norwood Summerfield, 337 and 339 Saratoga
O'Dowd & Bro. n w cor Gough and Wolfe
O'Lcary A. D. s e cor Pine and Fayette
' Page Richaid V. 240 w Pratt
Pancoast Wm. P. n w cor Saratoga and

Strieker
Parrish Edward S. 1 Columbia
Patterson John, 145 McElderry's wharf
Pentz H. B. 35 w Pratt
Pitt John C. cor Biddle and Garden
Reese Charles & Co, cors Madison av Eutaw

and Garden
Reese Edward, 366 w Baltimore
Reese G. H. & Bro. 207 and 209 w Pratt
Reitz Henry L. & Sons, 93 Hanover
Rolfes B. Anton, 24 Thames
Ross Edward C. 15 w Baltimore
Schwab H. & M. 210 Lexington
Schwab J. & A. cor Aliceanna and Broadway
Sparklin Barton J. 112 n High

Steuart Edwin H. 13 Centre Market space

Stewart Joseph B. s e cor Fremont and Paca

Straus & Bro. 274, 268 and 270 s Broadway

Vonheine John H. 65 and 67 s Howard

Pontier Thos. A. 186 s Broadway

Rankin Wm. 21 w Biddle

Ridgely John S. 74 Hanover

Schafer Frederick, 268 and 270 Aliceanna

Schulz A. H. 316 Aliceanna

Seipp Conrad, 339 e Monument

Sliwa Adalba, 210 s Charles

Spangleburger George, 182 n Eden

Stabler Jordan, 214 w Lombard

Stansbury John T. s e cor Baltimore and

Calhoun
Straus Henry & Bro. 247 s Broadway
Straus Joseph 255 n Gay
Stromenger Charles H. s w cor Madison and

Aisqnith
Sullivan John, cor Lexington and Pine
Sweeney Dennis, 80 Front n of Foundry.
Tall & Lambert, 258 Light
Tucker & Preece, 202 Harford av
Walker Henry, 53 Centre Market space
Walling Charles E. 364 w Lombard
Waltemeyer John, 318 Penna. av
Warnken Louis, 135 Columbia
Watts Hinsey, 305 n Howard
Watson Jos. n w cor Caroline and Eastern av
Webb Augustus P. n w cor Paca & Lexington
Weber George, 83 Druid Hill av
Webster John T. 310 n Howard
Weighorst Henry, cor Bond and Canton av
Weller Henry, 192 s Howard
Westling Herman H. 9 Mercer
White Thomas, 232 w Biddle
Wilson Thomas J. 219 w Pratt
Wingate John H. 96 Warner
Winkelman John, 96 s Howard
Wooden E. W. 314 and 316 Harford av
Wright John R. cor Garden and Hoffman
Wychgram A. 314 Canton av
Yellman John G. 37 n Pine
Zeul Conrad, 81 Penna. av

Grain Dealers.

Browne James H. 40 and 42 s Frederick
Browne Joseph K. 67 s Gay
Levering Thomas W. & Sons, 55 Commerce
Logan James & Son, 77 McElderry's wharf
Mitchell Oliver & Co. over 53 w Pratt
Murray John, 365 w Baltimore
Newcomer & Co. 26, 41 and 43 s Howard
Sands & Dougherty, 44 s Frederick
Turner Jonathan, 25 w Pratt
Wilkins Geo. T. 55 Light
Williams John S. & Bro. 52 Commerce
Zell Peter & Sons, 147 and 149 n Howard

Grocers— Wholesale and Commis-
sion.

Adams & Davidson, 7 Commerce
Anderson & Dorsey, 96 w Lombard
A|ipleoarth John A. & Co. 109 Smith's whf
Austin T. G. & Co. 2 Camden
Ayres & Coulter, 55 Light
Bansemer W. G. & Co. 108 w Lombard
Blackburn & Bro. n e cor Franklin and Eutaw
Boswell & Dorsett, 143 w Pratt
Bridges John C. & Co. 6, 8, 10 and 12 Com-
merce

SHXRTS: SHIRTS I I SHIRTS! ! ! Satisfaction Guai-naiUetl ii» Fit. FiiiisH ajul Style, or
no Sale. RAYMOND, BVRTOJV & CO., 168 Bultimore-8t., above Calvert.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 543

Brinkley & Whitney, 59 s Calvert

Can- R. H. .^ Bro. 69 s Charles

Carson W. K. &f Co. 4 and 6 Water

Chesnut &(■ Co. n w cor Pra-tt and South

Clements i^ Boiisal, 63 Exchange place

Cochran James E. Sf Son, y4 Light-st wharf

Coleman i^ Co. s w cor Franklin and Puca

Conway John R. <^ Son, 31 Cheapside

Cook H. W. S,- Co. 15 Commerce

Cook <^' Spedden, 165 Light-st wharf

Cooke Wm. F. &f Co. 16 Penna.'av

Cornelius Nicholas, 165 Forrest

Coward Tlios. R. 114 Light-st wharf

Dail &r Co. 27 Cheapside

Dinsmore anil Kyle, 156 w Pratt

Do well John, 55 s Calvert

Downey John S{ Son, 133 Franklin

Duvall &f [glehart, 53 w Pratt

Edmondson Joseph A. 29 Cheapside

Egerton S. E. «^ Co. 37 Cheapside

Ehrman Lewis, cor Nicholson and Townsend

Ensey Lot «^' Son, s w cor Eutaw and Balti-
more

Ensey 8f Kimberly, s w cor Baltimore and
Eutaw

Fergusson iSc Tyson, 121 w Lombard

Fink Sf Brother, s w cor Franklin and Eutaw

Fisher A. Sf Son, 25 Penna. av

Foley D. J. (S,- Broiher, 50 South

Freeland, Hall Sf Co. 45 Souih

Gregg Andrew &f Co. 1U9 and 111 Franklin

Grove F. &c Co. n w cor Howard and Mul-
berry

Hengst S. Sf R. n k cor Paca and Franklin

Hoffman Henry K. &f Co. 45 s Howard

Hopkins T. Sf G. T. 68 Light, cor Pratt

Howell Wm. Sf Son, 60 s Gay

Humrichouse C. W. Sf Co. 20 Commerce

Jackson Charles M. Sf Co. cor Smith's wharf
and Pratt

Jenkins Sf Williams, 116 Light-st wharf

Kemp Thomas, 29}^ Cheapside

Knowles James W. 90 Diigan's wharf

Levering i^* Co 2 Commerce

Ludwig Sf McShcrry, 19 Commerce

Lumsdtn Robert, 41 Cheaiiside

McConky Sf Parr, 91 and 93 South

Merritt Sf Co. 53 s L'alveri and 57 Cheapside

Mitchell Edward Sf Sons, 90 w Pratt

Mitchell Henry M. Sf Co. 73 Smith's wharf

Mitchell Marcellus A. 2 Spear's wharf

Morton A. B. lV Sons, 103 Smith's wharf

Muir John H. 37 Block

Myer James Sf Co. 39 Cheapside

Needham A. Sf Sons, 142 Light-st wharf

Orendorff <^- lieam, s e cor Howard and Bal-
timore

Pardoe Sf White, 105 South

Pitt^ Co. 284 w Pratt

Kau John C.iSfCo. cor Howard and Franklin

Reynolds Wm. Sf Son, 378 w Baltimore

Richardson J. A. i^ Co. s w cor Lombard and
Calvert

Scotti Henry E. 89 McElderry's wharf

Segerman Wm. H. 8 and 10 Penna. av

Shields R. D. 20 Penna. av

Shoemaker Jonathan, 30 n Paca

Simms & Tyson, 64 s Gay

Slingluff Charles D. & Son, 13 n Howard

•Smith John & Son, 35 Cheapside

Stansbury John S. 12 and 14 Penna. av

Stephens John A. & Bro. 92 Light-st. wharf

Taylor Henry T. 6 Camden

g, HENRY aiESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, &e.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wluur£

Torney Otto, 103 McElderry's wharf
Tubman B. G. & Co. 102 Light-st. wharf
Tull Thomas J. & Co. 6 Bowly's wharf
Veasey James P. 117 McLlderry's wharf
Vickery, Muir & Co., foot of West Falls av

and cor Aliceanna and Boston
Walker Isaac, 6 Bowly's wharf
Welch J. B. & Son, ]7 Commerce
Wilson & Buri;s, cor Howard and Lombard
Wilson & Fletcher, 219 w Pratt
Wolfe & Stuart, 77 Excliaiige Place
Woodside, Griffith & Hoblitzell, 47 Light
Woolford Thos. E. 122 Dugan's wharf

Guano Dealers.

Browne Jas. H. 40 and 42 s Frederick
Brown Joseph K 67 s Gay
Cooper Edward K. s w cor South and Water
Crichton Wm. & Son, 1 Wood, cor Bowly's

wharf
De Corrals Edward, 14 Bowly's wharf
Griffith R. R., sr., 3 U'Donnell's wharf
Pope F. F. 85 South
Rhodes Benjamin M. & Co. 82 South
Roberts Wm. H. 172 Forrest
Sands Sf Doughertv, 44 s Frederick
Smyrk Alfred K., Water.s' wharf, foot of Fell
Turner J. J. Sf Co. 42 w Pratt
Turner Jonathan, 25 w Pratt
Turner Robert, 43 .s Friilrrick
Whitelock W. Sf Co. 44 South

Gun Manufacturers and Dealers.

Cromwell Levi, 271 s Ann

Evatt Edward, 35 Liy:ht

Foy James, 64 s Calvtrt

Harris Wm. 116 w Pratt

King Sf Huppman, 307 w Baltimore

Lauderman Wm. H. 136 I hames

McComas .Alexander, 51 s Calvert

Merrill, Thomas Sf Co. 239 w Baltimore

Pipnio J. C. 20 Ensor

Poultney &f Trimble, 200 w Baltimore

Schumacher Conrad, 58 w Pratt

Hardware— RetaiL

Bloxham John, 56 Harrison
Buck Edward D. 86 vv Pratt

CORTLAN & CO., Nos. 218 and
218 w Baltimoie st., Importers
and Dealers m Cutlery, Silver,
Plated and Biitannia Ware, Chi-
na and Fancy Goods, Gas Fix-
tures, Bronzes, Clocks, Japan-
nery and Family Hardware, of
every description.

Davidson F. H. 160 Fran-klin
Edwards Leroy, 297 n Howard
Esender James, 171 Lexington
Evatis John, 18 w Baltimore
Fowler Thomas, 175 and 177 e Baltimore
Foy James, 64 s Calvert
Gardner Lovelace iN . 102 Franklin
Greenfield Aquilla H. 167 Lexington
Greenfield Caleb W. 236 Lexington

SMITH BECS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

544

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Halbach Charles, 94 n Gay

Han> J. &,■ B. L. 72 Hill

Henderson David, 146 Forrest

Herzog John, n e cor Lexington and Park

Holnnes Robert S. i^- Sons, n e cor Frederick

and Pratt
Kirkley John W. 104 Penna. av
McAleer &,• Co. 97 Harrison
McMillan Wm. D. 333 w Pratt
Porter Robert B., Son 8{ Co. 78 w Pratt
Procter Wm. i,- Bro. 166 %v Pratt
Renter Andrew &r Sons, 36 w Baltimore and

15 n Howard
Shriner Peter, 123 Franklin
Staylor Henry, jr. 95 Harrison
Stewart Columbus J. 3 s Liberty
Wilcox T. J. S,- Co. s w cor Front and Forrest

Hardware — Wholesale.

Anderson Brothers, n w cor Light and Pratt
Buck John H. ^ Co. 88 w Pratt
Carlin 8f Fulton, 4 Hanover-
Cole Wm. H. 17 s Charles
Duer John, 8 Hanover
Dugan Cumi)erland Sf Co. 26 s Charles
Emory Arthur &,- Co. 23 s CalverC
Hickley Roljert c^ Bro. 8 n Howard
Hopkins, Hardin Sf Kemp, 336 w Baltimore
Jenkins Edward Sf Sons, 160 w Baltimore
Kann Sol. J. *,- Co. 8 s Charles
Keith M., jr. &c Son, 23 s Charles
King i,- Huppnian, 307 w Baltimore
Kleppish Bros. 16 s Ciiarles
Loney F. B. S,- Co. 3 Hanover
Mackenzie Thomas &(■ Sons, 222 w Baltimore
McNally i,- McMullan, 18 s Charles
Norris C. Sidney Sf Co. 36 Hanover
Penniman Sf- Bro. 10 n Howard
Smull David B. 71 Smith's wharf
Spear Bros. 41 s Charles
Trimble &,■ Dare, 232 w Baltimore
Ward Bros. 9 s Calvert
Waters Charles E. Sf Co. 15 s Charles
Webb Henry W. n w cor Calvert and Pratt
Whiting &,■ Co. 130 w Pratt
Wilmer Wm. J. Sf Co. 1 Hanover

Hair Dressers.

Bastien Madame E. 74 Lexington
Deville Francis, 117 w Baltimore
Fagret Mme. L. 40 n Charles
Fisher Otto, 50 s Eutaw
Fitzberger Rosa, 102 Lexington
Gerke John H. 119 n Calvert
Haney James, 141 w Baltimore
Havez John C. 90 n Franklin
Jeanneret Zelitn, 82 Lexington
Paini Frances, 91 n Charles
Tustin Mrs. Mary, 120 Lexington

Hat and Cap Manufacturers.

Clapp Geo. C. 64 Hilien

Coupland Richard, 60 s Charles

Cox &,■ Co. 190 w Baltimore

Craft Wm. E. <^- Co. Bethel court opp. Bethel

Church, Saratoga
DeGoey Charles, 212 w Pratt
Dmrich F. S{ Bro. 178 n Gay
Hampson hdward, 193 w Baltimore
Heaton Richard H. 61 w Baltimore

Hellman 8c Son, 180 n Gay

Hickley Robert J. 490 w Baltimore

Hindes Samuel 8f Son, 100 n Gay

Hurtt Walter, 38 n Greene

Marsh Henry C. 118 Franklin

Offner John A. 231 n Gay

Randall c^- Connolly, 305 w Baltimore

Raymo Chas. M. 82 n Gay

Raymo Lewis, 117 n Gay

Reiley P. E. s w cor Baltimore and Gay

Taylor Robert 0. 5 n Calvert

Towson Charles, 33 n Eutaw

Vansant Joshua <^ Son, 109 w Baltimore

Wahl Jacob, 340 w Baltitnore

Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods—
RetaiL

Arthur Wm. W. 1 w Baltimore

Bauchardt William, 45 n Eutaw

Carr James E. 119 n Howard

Clapp George C. 64 Hilien

DeGoey Charles, 212 w Pratt

Dittrich F. &c Bro. 178 n Gay

Frost Henry, Union Hat Co. n w cor Gay

and High
Greenwood Wm. S. over 11 [.light
Hammer John A. 99 n Howard
Hampson Edwin, 193 w Baltimore
Heaton Richard H. 61 w Baltimore
Hellman ^-Son, 180 n Gay
Hickley llob?rt I. 490 w Baltimore
Hindes Samuel <^- Son, 100 n Gay
Hurtt Henry N. 224 w Pratt
Hurtt Walter T. 38 n Greene
Kcrshner Benj. F. 426 w Baltimore
Lenzberg Julius, 344 w Baltimore
Lutz Louis, 44 w Bal'imore
Lynch Joshua i^- Co. 49 w Baltimore
Marsh Henry C. 118 Franklin
Nicely H. Clay, 34 w Baltimore
Offner John A. 231 n Gay
Randall 8^ Connolly, 305 w Baltimore
Raymo Charles M'. 82 n Gay
Raymo Lewis, 117 n Gay
Reilley P. E. s w cor B:iltimore and Gay
Ruben 8{ Stern, 225 Lexington
Schann Charles, 28 Hanover
Taylor Robert Q. 5 n Calvert
Towson Charles, 33 n Eutaw
Troit Jas E. 82 and 86 Centre Market apace
Vansant Joshua Sf Son, 109 w Baltimore
Wahl Jacob, 340 w Baltimore
Webb Thomas N. s e cor Howard and Clay
Wiel Sf Bros. 311 w Baltimore

Hats, Caps, Purs, &c.— Wholesale.

Bantz Theodore S. 322 w Baltimore
Barrett &{■ Higgir.s, 272 w Baltimore
Bernhard Joseph i^ Co. 331 w Baltimore
Brooks, Fulton &f Rogers, 346 w Baltimore
Cole Wm. R. &f Co., 274 w Baltimore
Coupland Richard, 60 s Charles
Craft Wm. G. &f Co., Bethel ct. opp. Bethel

church, Saratoga
Dixon Wm. T. Sf Bro. 306 w Baltimore
Griffin Robert B. 8f Son, 19 s Charles
Hecht 8f Putzel, 302 w Baltimore and 180

Lexington
Horner Frank F. 8f Bro. 324 w Baltimore
Hurst John J. 8,- J. A. 236 w Baltimore
Jenkins John W. 275 w Baltimore

AUG. G. MEVER «& CO., Mantifacturers of MliUe litntl. Zinc, Puffy, T^a mpblack, Glue>
Keatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vamlshes, lOU W. Lombard Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH EP.OS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

545

Kimberly Jer.M. 327 w Baltimore
Magruder T. J. &{■ Co. over 245 and 247 w

Baltimore
McCord Wm. D. 270 w Baltimore
Moorehead &c Nitze, 347 sv Baltimore
Warner 8f Bros., 254 w Baltimore
While 8{ Rosenberg, 318 w Baltimore
Wirt J. Sf Co. 3 n Howard

Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &e.

Ahern Wm. S., Jackson, F. H.

Baldwin, Meyer S( Co. 90 West Fulls av

Berry &{■ Co. ,'94 n Calvert

Brinkley Sf Reeves, 177 West Falls av

Buckley, Cr«wle ^ Co. 121 Hillen

Counselman &c Hay, 3 s Calhoun

Field Abiathar W. 309 w Lombard

Field Abiathar, 443 w Pratt

Flamm George, 35 n Sharp

Friend Alfred, 91 and 93 McElderry's wharf

Kensett Thomas Sf Co. West Falls av and n

e cor Central av and Bank
King H. S. Sf Co. 28 and 30 s Frederick
Maltby C. S. foot of West Falls av
McMurray Louis <^ Co. 234 and 256 w Biddle
Mitchell John T. Sf Co., 13 and 15 Mercer
Munder C. F. <^ Bro. 27 s Liberty
Musselman Hiram D. 410 Lexington
Numsen, Carroll ^ Co. 18 Light
Piatt Sf Co. 127 McElderry's wharf
Ruth Sf Fleming, n e corner Aliceanna and

Chester
Seebold Henry J. C. 243, 245 and 247 e Mon-
ument
Seth Robert L. 9 Albemarle
Shriver .lames Sf Co. 375 s Sharp
Shriver John L <^ Bros. 307 w Pratt
Smith Isaac N. ^ Co. 105 McElderry's whf
Smith Sam'l J. junction Howard and Liberty
Smith Wm. T. & Co. n e cor McHenry al

and Lemmon
Spencer L. C. & Co. 319 Aliceanna
Stabler Francis & Co. n e cor Howard and

Lee
Staum John & Co. 78 Light-st. wharf
Thomas Edward C, sr., & Sons, 249 Lex-
ington
Thomas S. W. «&. E C, jr. 143 German
Tighman & Drakeley, corner Greene and Ra-

borg
Treusch, Schoenberg & Co. wharf e end of

Thames
Waltemeyer Jacob, 13 and 15 Mercer
Wentz Wm. A. & Co. 375 w Pratt
Wilkens & Co. 5 Hughes quay

Hide and Leather Dealers.

Anderson James G., 5 Balderston
Appold George & Sons, 8 and 10 Water
Baer & Crane, 2 Water
Bartlett George & Co., 134 w Fayette
Barton Wm. J. & Son., 7 and 9 Clieapside
Coakley & Bro., 18 s Calvert
Crane Wm. & Son, s e corner Cheapside and
Water

DEFORD BENJ. & SONS, Hides,
Leather and Oil Commission Mer-
chants, Granite Manufactory, Cot-
ton Sheetings, 42 Calvert, corner
Lombard.

Grupy Francis H., 42 s Calvert

Hewlett John Q. dk Son, 9 Water

Hoffman & Deford, 84 w Lombard

Jenkins Edward, 13 Cheapside

Jenkins, Staylor & Co., 12 Water

Kalbfus & Locher, 8 s Calvert

Klees Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga

Krebs George W., 15 Cheapside

Kuhn Everhart, 160 Light-st. wharf

Larabee Ephraim & Sons, 20 s Calvert

Mason C. & Son, 125 n High

Maynard, Ely & Rose, 46 s Calvert

Roque Francis, 19 Harrison •

Schlarb P. & H. 61 s Sharp

Spear & Cole, 18 and 20 Water

Staler Wm. 43 Front, n of Foundry

Stalfort & Son, 326 w Pratt

Startzman J. & L. 54 s Calvert

Sullivan Thomas H. 36 s Calvert

Thomas N. & Co. 118 n Eutaw and 9 En-

sor
Trautman Gustavus C. 104 Pearl
Weinreich Frederick, 467 w Baltimore
Wright, Rouzer & Co. 101 w Lombard

Hotels.

Barnum's City Hotel, C. Dorsey, proprietor
cor Calvert and Fayette

Black Horse hotel, McBee & Bro., proprie-
tors, HI n High

Bull's Head Tavern, R. D. Stansbury, pro-
prietor, n Front near Gay

Eagle Hotel, Wm. H. Kelly, proprietor, 102
Hillen

Eutaw House, R. B. Coleman, proprietor, n
w cor Baltimore and Eutaw

Farmers' Hotel, D. & C. Street, proprietors,
n w cor Hillen and Forrest

Fountain Hotel, W. H. Clabaugh, proprie-
tor, 5 Light
franklin House, (Everhardt's,) cor Franklin
and Howard

Franklin Inn, Wm. A. Slade, proprietor, 50
Hillen

Gardener Census, Beehive Hotel, se cor Penn-
sylvania av and St. Mary's

Gardner's Hotel, Francis Gardner, proprie-
tor, 8 s High

Gen. Wayne Inn, Henry Fairbank, proprie-
tor, n w cor Baltimore and Paca

Gilmour's Hotel and dining saloon, 124 w Bal-
timore

Guy's Monument House, F. A and Mrs.
Mary Miller, proprietors, n e cor Calvert
and Fayette

Howard House, John Mcintosh, proprietor,
5 n Howard

Maltbv House, Abraham B. Miller, proprie-
tor,'180, 182 and 184 w Pratt

Mechanics' Hotel, Henry Manken, proprie-
tor, 65 Thames

Mansion House, Isaac Albertson, proprietor,
n w cor Fayette and St. Paul

Miller's Hot-el, Cyrus Martin, proprietor, s w
cor Paca and German

Olive Hotel, M. D. Gaspard,prop.94 s Charles

Pannell Jas. E. prop. High-st hotel", 4 s High

Peabody House, Edward Lloyd, proprietor,
n e cor St. Paul and Centre

Park Hotel, Wm S. Redgrave, 111 Camdenr

Park House, Jacob Hartzell, proprietor, cor
Northern and Madison avs

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for aU purposes— SAUECS
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

35 •

SMITH BEOS/& CO., Sponge all their Goods.

546

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Rennert House, Robert Rennert, proprietor,

cor Saratoga and Liberty
Rinn's Hotel, John S. Rinn, prop. 40 w Pratt
Rising Sun Hotel, Thomas H. Mtigness,

proprietor, 74 n High
Seymour &c Fornshill, 92 w Baltimore
Sherwood Richard P. s e cor of Harrison and

Fayette
Simon's Hotel, M. Simon, prop. 84 n Calvert
Starr Hotel, Joseph Starr, prop. 100 n Front
Susquehanna House, Charles H. Fairchild,

proprietor, s e cor Calvert and Franklin
Three Tuns Hoftl, John Thomas, proprietor,

s w cor Pratt and Paca
Union Hotel, Wm. J. Lloyd, proprietor, s

w cor Pratt and Charles
United States Hotel, Mrs. Thomas Lloyd,

prop. 69 President
Voshell House, John C. Voshell, proprietor,

27 Holiday
"Washington House, John Barr, proprietor,

cor Camden and Eutaw
Western Hotel, Jesse M. Low, proprietor, s

w cor Saratoga and Howard
William Tell House, John Stromberg, prop.

s w cor Pratt and West Falls av

Hoop Skirt Manufacturers.

Abercrombie Thomas, 66 Camden
■ Morris M. 8f Co. 4a}4 e Baltimore
Oppferman Mrs L 305 w Pratt
Pohl Andrew, (agent) 139 Lexington
Wildenforst Mrs. Theresa, 121 n Howard

House Furnishing Goods.
Armiger Richard, 135 n Gay

CORTLAN & CO., Nos. 216 and
218 w Baltimore-St., Importers
and Dealers in Cutlery, Silver, j
Plated and Britannia Ware, China
and Fancy Goods, Gas Fixtures,
Bronzes, Clocks, Japannery and
Family Hardware, of every de-
scription.

Daws Henry, 464 w Baltimore

Doerr John, 136 n Eutaw

Drury John T. 246 n Gay

Evan.s John, 18 w Baltimore

Feichtman S. 80 n Eutaw

Forney Henry S. Sf Co., 11 n Howard

Goodman Lewis &f Son, 24 e Baltimore

Greenfield Aquilla H. 167 Lexington

Hanson Peter,"32 e Baltimore

Keene 8f Hagerty,37 and 39 s Calvert

Koch &f Koihe, 20 n Howard

Reip Alfred A. 335 w Baltimore

Robinson Joshua, 333 w Baltimore

Stewart J. M.246 n Gay

Sylvester 8f Hopkins, 182 w Baltimore

Ward Edward J. 218 w Pratt

White John K. 11 n Howard

lee Dealers.

Cochran Thomas J. &j- Co. 138 s Exeter and

200 West Falls av
Houston James, s e cor Ann and Hampstead
Kephart Peter, 4 Dover

Oler Jacob, 582 Penna. av
Oler William H. 176 West Falls av
Sumwalt David S., s e cor Mulberry and
Howard

Importers.

Alberti Henry F. .^.Co., (fancy goods) 6 and

8 s Liberty
Aldridge &; Brewer, (dry goods) 5 German
Anderson Brothers, (^hardware) n w cor Light

and Pratt
Barth Samuel, (liquors, cigars, »&;c.) 21 South
Bayley R. P. & Co. (China, glass, and queens-
ware,) 6 Hanover
Bevan Samuel & Co. (dry goods,) 279 w Bal-
timore
Bickerton Joseph &. Co. (cloaks and mantil-
las,) 183 w Baltimore
Biggar John & Co. (wines and liquors,) 2

Exchange place
Block Edward, (wines, liquors, foreign pro-
duce,) 114 w Lombard
Boggs Cottniati •Sr Co. (wines, liquors, &c.,)

46 w Lombard
Bolte Simon, (china, glass and queensware,)

543 w Baltimore
Bonn Anthony S. & Co. (tobacco,) 172 w

Pratt
Brehme O. & Co. over 24 Hanover
Brinckmeyer Charles, (cigars, tobacco and

snuff, 43 w Baltimore
Brooks, Fahnestock & Co. (dry goods,) 345

w Baltimore
Bruff John W. & Co. (dry goods,) 245 w

Baltimore
Buschman Victor H. (tailors' trimmings,) 2

Hanover
Campbell Ross & Co. (dry goods,) 24 Hano-
ver
Canlield, Brother & Co. (fancy goods,) 229

w Baltimore
Carlin & F'ulton, (hardware,) 4 Hanover
Charron J. B. & Co. (wines, brandies, &c.)

n e cor Lombard and Hanover
Chesnut S. & Co. (corks,) 38 s Calvert
Clark Gabriel D. (watches,) cor Calvert and

Water
Close Alex. & Co. (dry goods,) 4 Gerrnan

CORTLAN & CO., Nos. 216 and 218
w Baltimoie-St., Importers and
Dealers in Cutlery, Silver, Plated,
and Britannia Ware, China, and
Fancy Goods, Bronzes, Gas Fix-
tures, Clocks, Japannery, and
Family Hardware, of every de-
scription

Cotter J. & Co. (liquors,) 8 w Pratt

Crane Benjamin & Co. (ribbons, silks, &c.,)

249 w Baltimore
Croyeiiu Augustin, (French goods,) 171 w

Baltimore
Cugle, Sickle &/■ Co. (fancy goods,) 285 w

Baltimore
Dammann F. W. & E. (cloths,) 19 Hanover
Davidson A. B. (cloths and cassimeies,) over

266 w Baltimore
Dietz Lawrence D. & Co. (fancy goods,) 308

and 310 w Baltimore

JAMKS H. JOHIVSOA, City Steam Firewood MiUs— "Warren's Fire and AVater-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-sU

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

547

Dix & Steiner, (foreign fruits, cigars, &c.,)

112 w Lombard
Dobson John A. & Co, (china, glass and

queensware,) 24 s Charles
Drost & Sutro, (French and German fancy-
goods,) 25 Hanover
Duer John, (hardware and cabir?et trim-
mings,) 8 Hanover
Easter Hamilton & Co. (dry goods,) 199, 201

and 203 w Baltimore
Emory Arthur & Co. (hardware and cutlery,)

23 s Calvert
Fahnestock George W. (ribbons, silks, &c.,)

over 233 w Baltimore
Fesler Edward A. & Co. (china, glass and

queensware,) 1 ti Howard
Fitzpatrick J. G. & Co. 1 Hanover
Flack Thomas J. & Sons, (liquors,) corner

Bowly and Guilford
Frank Simon & Co. (dry goods,) s e cor Ger-
man and Hanover
Gail G. W. &. Ax, (pipes and cigars,) 82

Bar re
Golder& Unduch, (paper hangings,) 33 Han-
over
Gould James, (watches, chronometers, &c.,)

169 w Baltimore
Griffith G. S. (carpets,) 89 and 91 w Baltimore
Griffith Jolin A. & Co. (tailors' trimmings,)

s w cor Baltimore and Charles
Hanna Wni. (tobacco, cigars, Sfc.) 7 n Calvert
Hazlitt James &c Co. 39 and 41 s Gay
Heim, Nicodciwus &c Co. 383 w Baltimore
Hickley Robt. i^ Bro. (h^.rd ware,) 8 n Howard
Hinrichs Christopher, jr., (cloths, ^c.) 259 w

Baltimore
Hodges Brothers, (notions, white goods, Sfc.)

23 Hanover
Hopkins, Harden 8f Kemp, (hardware,) 336

w Baltimore
Horner E. Ross, (fancy goods,) over 305 w

Baltimoie
Howard, Cole Sf Co. (dry goods,) 351 w Bait
Howell Sf Bros, (paper hangings,) 260 w Bait
Hurst 8f Co. (dry goods,) 241 w Baltimore
Jenkins Edward Sf Sons, (saddlery hardware,)

180 w Baltimore
Joy E. W. (cloaks and mantillas,) 107 w Bait
Kann Sol. J. Sf Co. (hardware,) 8 s Charles
Kessler <^ Sutro, (embroideries and laces,) n

e cor Charles and Lexington
Keyser, Troxell Sf Co. (iron and steel,) 19 s

Calvert
King Sf Huppman, (hardware,) 307 w Bait.
Knefely Henry, (French, German and Irish

produce,) 161 w Pratt
Kochler Sf Adams, (liquors,) 128 w Lombard
Kraus R. <^' Co. (liquors,) 63 s Calvert and

38 Cheapside
Krebs Geo. W. (hides,) 15 Cheapside
Lanahan Wm. ^f Son, (liquors,) 98 w Lombard
Lankford Henry S. (liquors,) 61 s Calvert

and 36 Cheapside
Larrabee Ephraim Sf Sons, (leather and

Thompsonian medicines,) 20 s Calvert
Lentz Sf Flack, over 18 Hanover
Lindau Sf Co. (liquors,) 5 n Gay
Loney F. B. Sf Co. (hardware,) 3 Hanover
Lord Charles W. (fancy goods,) 88 and 90 w

Lombard
Mackenzie Thomas 8f Sons, (saddlery hard-
ware,) 222 w Baltimore
Mallinckrodt Wm. (cloths,) over 31 s Charles

Martin Wm. R. Sf Co. (liquors,) 72 s Calver
May Henry, (watchmakers' articles,) over

127 w Baltimore
May Wm. (watches and watch materials,)

over 205 w Baltimore
Mayer i^ Bro. (fancy goods,) 4 n Howard
McComas Alexander, (guns,) 51 s Calvert
McDowell, Robinson Sf Co. (carpets,) 264 w

Baltimore
McNally Sf McMullan, (saddlery hardware,)

18 s Charles
Merrill, Thomas Sf Co. (guns, pistols, ^c.,)

239 w Baltimore
Miller Daniel Sf Co. (dry goods,) 329 w Bait.
Milliken Robert H. (linens,) 195 w Biliimore
Moore Robert Sf Bro. (cloths, ^c.) 233 w Bait.
Moore Sf Caughey, (cloths, t^c.) 6 s Charles
Morse Sf Martin, (cigars,) 20 s Charles
Myers Charles H. Sf Bro. (liquors,) 72 Ex-

cliange place
Noedel G. W. (German and French produce,)

379 w Baltimore
Norris, Caldwell ,^ Co. (wines, ■ ,^c.) 322 w

Baltimore
Nordlinger .V Co. (German and French pro

duce,) 102 w Lombard
Oberndorf A. (cloths,) 10 s Charles
Orem John M. S.n Sf Co. (cloths,) 23S w Bait.
Palmer Edward L. Sf Co. (fruit,) 15 Bowly's

wharf
Parker E. L. & Co. (tin plate, sheet iron, <^c.)

83 s Charles
Pflrr David Preston, (china, glass, &c.) 210 w

Baltimore
Passano Leonard, (fancy goods,) 52 Centre

market space and 268 w Baltimore
Pitt Charles F. 116 w Lombard
Pitt Sf White, 4 Exchange place
PoUatsek Rudolph, (wines, i^o.) 1.34 w Lom-
bard
Reese John S. Sf Co. (fertilizers,) 71 South
Ricketts 1^ Co. (fruits,) 79 Smith's wharf
Rogers, Bowes Sf Co. (tailors' trimmings,)

over 3 s Charles
Rosenftld Simon & Co. (cigars,) 20 s Gay
Rosenfield G. (brandies and cigars,) 38 s

Charles
Ross Charles H. Sf Co. (liquors,) 9 Commerce
Sanders George Sf Co. (tea,) 65 Exchange pi
Sauerberg J. D. <^ Co. (liquors,) 21 and 2^

Light
^ Schilling Sf Pittroff, (liquors,) 24 a Charles
Schneider Martin Sf Co. (German and French

produce,) 46 s Howard
Schwartz Sf Gude, (fruits and cigars,) 117 w

Lombard
Schwerdtman i^ Co. (toys and fancy goods,)

327 and 133 w Baltimore
SeemuUer A. Sf Sons, (tobacco and cigars,) 55

Exchange place
Senft Henry, (Rhine wine,) Paca, rear of

Peoples Bank
Sloan Sf Calwell, (liquors,) 17 and 19 Cheap-
side
Smoot, Habersham Sf Barrett, (teas,) 79 Ex-
change place
Spilker Charles i^ Co. (German, French and

English fancy goods,) 10 Hanover
Spiller Sf Alcock, (cloths,) over s w cor Balti-
more and Hanover
Spitz H. P. (liquors,) 212 Lexington
Siellman, Hinrichs & Co. (hosiery and small

wares,) 21 Hanover

RAYBIOND, BURTOIV & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert, keep the I^argest and
Best Appointed Shirt and Furnishing Goods House in the United States.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

548

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Stephens, Miller & Co. (dry goods,) 346 w

Baltimore
Stowell A. jr. (chronometers, military goods,

&c.) 147 w Baltimore
Thompson Thomas, (brandies, wines, &c.) 29

s Gay
Thomsen & Block, (drugs, &c.) 26 Hanover
Thomsen Laurence & Co. (brandies, wines,

cigars, &c.) 64 Exchange place
Tiernan P. & Son, (liquors and cigars,) 12 n

Charles
Tubman B. G. & Co. (wines, &c.) 102 Light

St. wharf
Walters Wm. T. & Co. (liquors,) 68 Ex-
change place
Wetherall Wm. G. (iron and steel,) 16 Water
Whiting & Co. (hardware,) 130 w Pratt
Wilmer Wm. J. ^ Co. 1 Hanover

India Rubber Goods.

Corbett Isaac, 93 w Baltimore
Maxwell Wm. G. 166 w Baltimore

Instrument Makers.

Arnold Francis, (surgical,) 1.5 3 Sharp

Daily Wm. F. (surgical,) 11 Light

Friese John, (surgical and dental,) 142 w

Fayette
Jackson Samuel, (surgical,) 194 w Baltimore
Kemp James T. (musical and mathematical,)

38 s Hi^h
King F. W. &f Richard, 226 w Baltimore
Lange C. H. (nautical,) cor Pratt and Spear's

whaif
Reinhardt &f Bro 7 n Gay
Walther ['eter, 72 w Pratt

Insurance Companies.

American Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore,
James L. Armstrong, president, 6 South

Associated Firemen's Insurance Co., Wm. A.
Hack, president, 4 South

Baltimore Equitable Society, 19 South

Baltimori' Fire Insurance Co. s w cor South
and Water

Baltimore Life Insurance Co. 7 South

Baltimore Marine Insurance Co. n w corner
South and Water, Jas. Hooper, jr., pres't.

Equitable Life Insurance Society, 65 Second,
G. W. S. Hall, agent

Firemen's Insurance Co. n c ^or South and
Second, Henry P. Duhurst, president

German Fire Insurance Co. over n w corner
South and Lombard, Charles Weber, pres't

Globe Life Insurance Co. 36 Second, Joseph
Johns, jr., agent

Howard Fire Ins. Co. s e cor South and Second

Johnston's Insurance rooms, 73 and 75 Sec-
ond— Fire, Marine and Life Insurance

Liverpool and London Fire and Marine In-
surance Co. 57 Second

Maryland Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, n
w cor Baltimore and North, Jarvis building

Maryland iVIutual Marine Insurance Co. 57
Second, Roljert R. Kirkland, president

Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Co. 29
South, N. R. Campbell, president

New England Mutua<! Life Insurance Co. over
8 w cor Gay and Exchange place, B. Com-
egys, agent

North America Insurance Co. of Philadel-
phia, H. A. Didier, agent, 65 Second

Feabody Fire Insurance Company of Balti-
more, Second street, adjoining Post Office,
Thomas J. Carey, president

Sun Mutual Insurance Co. of New York, C.
Oliver O'Donnell, agent, 52 s Gay

Union Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 42
Second, Otis Spear, secretary

Iron Pence Railing.

Dufur &c Co. 36 n Howard

Dufur & Co., Uhler's al near Charles

Hergesheimer Elijah, Patapsco, Canton, and

38^ Pell
Mayger 8f Shaffer, 40 e Monument.
Pagels Geo. H. n e cor Saratoga and Jasper

Iron and Steel Dealers.

Bowman Wm. 116 Eastern av
Broderick John T. 86 Greenmount av
Buck Edward D. 86 w Pratt
Caldwell <^- Clarke, 53 Exchange place
Caroline Iron Works, Henry C. Larrabee,

agent, n w cor Caroline and Lancaster
Davis John, 292 s Caroline
Denson Isaac M. & Buck, 100 Light-st whf
Fuller William, 27 Light
George's Greek Coi\l and Iron Co. 19 South,

up stairs
Hartshorne Joshua, 92 w Lombard
Keith M. jr. &,- Son, 23 s Charles
Keyser, Troxell &(■ Co. 19 s Calvert
Kroh George L. 222 and 228 s Bond
Lee Stephen S. 50 s Gay
Norris & Brotlier, over n w cor Lombard and

South
Oudesluys Charles L 57 s Gay
Parker E. L. & Co. 83 s Charles
Pope & Cole, 75 Smith's wharf
Pratt E. & Bro. 27 and 29 s Charles
Reese Rev. Daniel M., Laurel Iron Works,

Whetstone Point
Rogers & Brooke, over 53 Exchange place
Sinifh J. Hopkinson, 25 s Charles
Stickney kCo. over 57 Exchange place
Wetherall Wm. G. 16 Water
Wyeth & Bro. 35 a Charles

Iron Founders.

Bates Franklin L. over 1, 3 and 5 President

Bates James, sr., 1, 3 and 5 President

Benson B. S. 52 e Monument

Denmead A. & W. D. 8t Son, n e cor North
and Monument

EUicott H. Wm. & Bro. s side Basin

Fales Squire M. 370 Cathedral extended

Fruzier Edward H. 132 Thames

Hay ward, Bartlett & Co. s w cor Pratt and
Scott

Hazlehurst &c Co. cor William and Hughes

Kilgour David, York, between William and
Johnson

Larrabee Henry C. n w cor Caroline and Lan-
caster

Mayger &f Shaffer, 40 e Monument

Poole Sf Hunt, J61 North

Sexton S. B.& Co. 154, 156 and 158 Conway

Iron Furnaces,

Ahern John, prop'tr Cecelia Furnace, Canton

J. HEIVRT GIESE, <;ommlasfon merchant, for the salie of Flour, Gmln, Seeds, &«.
Rosendale Cement nnd Caleined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.

'Well-di-essed People buy their Clothing of SMITH ^BKOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 549

Church John, Cedar Point Iron Furnace
Ellicott H. Wm. &c Bro. s side Basin
Lazaretto Furnace, Clinton, Canton, Stickney
&f Co., office 57 Exchange place

Japanners.

Auerman .Tacob, n w cor Columbia and Emory
Hoggson Hamilton S. 55 s Charles
Howser .Tacob R. 18 s Calvert
Walker W. F. 48 German

Jewelers.

(See Watches and Jejcelry.)

Adams Samuel, 20 e Pratt

Akeis Edward, 65 s Charles

Blake Charles, 217 w Baltimore

Behrens Jacob, 93 n Gay

Brown Robert, sr. 158 w Baltimore

Brown Wm. &{ Co. s e cor Baltimore and

Charles
Canfield, Bro. 8f Co. 229 w Baltimore
Clark Gabrii-1 D. cor Calvert and Water
Cohen i^ Lyon, n w cor Baltimore and Gay
Crawford Wm. M. 7n Frederick
Cronhardt John C. 88 n Gay
Drummond Levin J. 31 w Pratt
Egerton Charles C. 148 w Baltimore
Engle O. 2 s Charles
Gaither Wm. M. over 33 s Calvert
Gale Joseph H. 72 Aisquith
Geary <^ VVeale, 177 w Baltimore
Gehring John G. 194 n Gay
Gould James, 169 w Baltimore
Groneberg Edward, 70 e Baltimore
Janowitz Simon, 137 w Baltimore
Jatho Henry, 42)2 ® Baltimore
Joseph Isidore, over 146 w Baltimore
Kayser Alexander, 42 Hanover
Kirk Samuel Sf Son, 172 w Baltimore
Koch William, over 209 w Baltimore
Koehler F. X. 11 n Liberty
Larmour 8f Co. 10 Light
Lemkul Charles, 419 w Baltimore
Miller Alfred B. 161 w Baltimore
iVIoran John C. 84)^ w Baltimore
Nicklas Conrad, 470 w Baltimore
Ostendcrf Alexander, 121 Saratoga
Ostendorf John A. 13 Penna. av
Pepar Charles M. 814 w Baltimore
Phillips Ferdinand, 96 w Baltimore
Price Monmorency H. 56 s Calvert
Price Reuben, cor Grant and Baltimore
Rieman A. H. 161 e Baltimore
Rodberg E. &f Co. 188 w Pratt
Rodberg Simon J. 120 n Gay
Sadtler P. B. &( Sons, 212 w Baltimore
Saville James H. HO}/,,' w Baltimore
Schaepperle Frederick, 205 Light
Steibel George H. 49 Hanover
Steubenrauch Charles, over 214 w Baltimore
Walter Jos. M. 58 n Howard
Warner Andrew E. jr. 133 e Baltimore
Warner Andrew E. sr. 10 n Gay
Wattenscheydt Aug. 209 and 475 w Baltimore
Webb 8f Co. s e cor Light and Baltimore
Windsor G. S. &( Co. 174 w Pratt
Wynn J. Robert, 282 w Baltimore

Junk Dealei's.

Ash George T. 128 Dugan's wharf

Blacklock Nicholas F. 128 Light-st wharf
Church James A. 4 Wall nr Dugan's wharf
Cleveland Joseph S. 48 Thames
Coleman Sf Cleaveland, 47 Thames
Davis John, 292 s Caroline
Horner Joshua, n w cor Chew and Stirling
Johnson John W. 1 West Falls av
King George W., Thames near Bond
Kroh George L. 222 and 224 s Bond
Lewis Wm. M. 24 n Liberty
Riddle Charles, 18 Thames
Ruppel John, 150 and 152 s Eden
Savage Charles E. 34 and 36 Lee
Winternitz 8f Son, 79 s Howard and 79 Penn-
sylvania av
Wooters &f Brown, 184 Light-st wharf

Lamps and Oil.

Ammidon 8f Crombie, (Kerosiiie oil and

lamps,) 337 w Baltimore
Bokee Howard, 14 n Howard
Bowen Sf Mercer, 3 Exchange place
Carsweli John S. 210 Aliceanna
Gardner Wm. G. Sf Co. 1 s Liberty
Grimes Charles E. 63 Lexington
Hamill ,V Co. 131 n Gay
Horton William, 434 w Baltimore
JVIinnick Conrad A. 719 w Pratt
Newbold James F. 2 e Baltimore
Spiloker Wm. Sf H. 136 w Baltimore
Stein Nicholas, 2.58 e Pratt
Thies Sf Co. 64 Hanover
Wallham Charlton S. 62 n Eutaw

Lime.

Burroughs Joseph, 52 Light

Cunningham William H. s w cor Ensor and
East

Doisey Michael, 112 Light-st. wharf

Dunn Edward, 20 Jordan al

Ellis (^- Cairns, (phosphate) 14 s Gay

Green Jacob, 44 Buren

Griffith R. R. sr. 3 O'Donnell's wharf

Lester.^ Co. 140 n Howard

Lester James M. 140 n Howard

Maltby C. S. foot of West Falls av

McAllister James, s w cor Fawn and Albe-
marle

Page Brothers fy Co., (lime and roofing ce-
ment) 111 Smith's wharf

Scharf William J. 825 w Baltimore

Slothower John, 27 n Greene

Streets John S. 4 and 6 HoUingsworth

Trotton Thomas, 33 Cheapside

Turner Robert, 43 s Frederick

Liquor and Wine Dealers.

Bailey James, 267 Cross

Blunder Dennis, cor Howard and Pratt

Born Herman, s w cor Hanover and Camden

Boss George L. 59)^ s Charles

Botbman Charles, 210 Hanover

Burgy W. Corwin, 14 n Charles

Cassidy Martin, se cor Hillen and Exeter

Castine Emanuel M. 10 s Gay

Caughey Benjamin, 9 Penna. av

Chenoweth ^"Co. 225 n Gay

Eichelberger Otho W. 1 s Howard ,

Ellis 8f Cairns, 14 s Gay.

Gardner Francis, 8 s High

XVGd G. MEYER it CO., Maiiwfactvu-tiii ol"V*'liit«' Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampltlack, Glue«
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints ami V'arm-.lit's, 100 AV. Lombard Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, 'No. 40.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Geekie Charles W. 123 w Baltimore
Gloninger John R. .Sf Co., 7 n Charles
Hendricks James D. 6 n Calvert
Homrighauseii John, 142 Franklin
Hugiies Feter, .07 Centre Market space
Hunckel Philip, 35 s Charles
Junger &f Strut!), 195 w Pratt
Lapeyre Jacques, cor Saratoga and Lerew al
McCarthy Timothy, 209 Lexington
McGowan &(■ Co. 14 n Paca
Mechan Christian, n w cor Charles and Ham-
burg
Meyer Charles, 199 Montgomery
Osing Henry H. 54 Druid Hill av
Pier G. W. & Co. 49 s Charles
Pittroff John M. 248 s Charles
Quinn P. M. s w cor Hillen and High
Schuerholz G. Casper, 187 s Charles
Seibert Charles F. 14 e Lombard
Seibert &»Sommerfield, 218 n Gay
Wittich Henry, 93 e Pratt

Liquors and Wines— Wholesale.

Earth Samuel, 21 South

Biggar John <^ Co. 2 Exchange place

Block Edward, 114 w Lombard

Boggs, Cottman &{■ Co. 46 w Lombard

Brown, Boggs Sf'Co. 33 s Gay

Buckler Sf Shipley, 85 and 87 s Charles

Carter 8f Co. 8 w Pratt

Charron J. B. i^ Co. n e cor Lombard and

Hanover
Chenoweth &c Co. 225 n Gay
Clabaugl) Sf Harris, 38 South
Clabaugh George W. 372 w Baltimore
Clark Sf Cunningham, 30 s Frederick
Colter & Co. 8 w Pratt
Dickey Charles E. Sf Co. 108 n Howard
Diering H. L. sr. 40 e Pratt
Douglas & Co. 121 w Lombard
Egerton S. E. & Co. 37 Cheapside
Ellis & Cairns, 14 s Gay
Ferciot Peter, 17 Courtland
Ferry J. & Co., 51 Light
Flack Thomas J. & Sons, cor Bowly and

Guilford
Gibson John, Sons & Co., 63 w Pratt
Gottschalk & Spilman, 32 Light
Griffith Samuel C. 57 s Calvert
Hazlitt James & Co. 39 and 41 s Gay
Heim, Nicodemus & Co. 383 w Baltimore
Humrighausen George, 21 Montj;omery
Humrighausen John, 142 Franklin
House Samuel A. 94 Light-st wharf
Kane James, 62 Thames
Keene Edward A. &( Co. 85 Exchange place
Keys James N. &f Son, 93 Franklin
Koehler &f Adams, 128 w Lombard
Kraus R. Sf Co. 63 s Calvert and 38 Cheapside
Kuhlman H. .Sr Co. 826 w Baltimore
Lanahan Wm. &f Son, 98 w Lombard
Lankford Henry S. 61 s Calvert and 36

Cheapside
Lindau &f Co. 5 n Gay
Lindeman Edward C. 59 s Charles
Martin Wm. R. &c Co. 72 s Calvert
McColgan Charles, 8 Saratoga
McDonnell Jas. 47 s Calvert and 47 Cheapside
Myers Charles H. Sf Bro. 72 Exchange place
Noetlel G. W. 379 w Baltimore
Nordlinger <^ Co. 102 w Baltimore
Norris, Calwell &f Co. 322 w Baltimore

Orendorff ^ Beam, s e cor Howard and Balti-
more
Pardoe & "White, 105 South
Parkhurst Simon, 76 South
Pollatsek Rudolph, 134 w Lombard
Power James &(■ Sons, 119 w Lombard
Quinn Patrick M. s w cor Hillen and High
Ridgely David, n e cor Pratt and Howard
Roche &f Co. 373 w Baltimore
Ross Charles H. & Co. 9 Commerce
Sauerberg J. D. &c Co. 21 and 23 Light
Schillinger &f Pittroff, 24 s Charles
Schlott &f Petznld, 124 w Lombard
Schneider Martin <S(- Co. 46 s Howard
Senft Henry, Paca rear of People's Bank
Shields Thomas 8{ Co. 145 n Howard
Siebert Charles F. 14 e Lombard
Siebert i^ Sommerfield, 218 n Gay
Sloan Sf Calwell, 17 and 19 Cheapside
Smith John Sf Son, 35 Cheapside
Spitz H. P. 212 Lexington
Thompson Thomas, 29 s Gay
Thomsen Laurence 8f Co. 64 Exchange place
Tiernan P. &f Son, 12 nCharles
Trego, Morgan .Sr Co. 2 Water
Ulman B. 8f Co. 48 w Lombard
Vockey Theodore .Sr Co. 132 w Lombard
Voneiff George L. 444 w Baltimore
Walters Wm. T. & Co. 68 Exchange place
Wilson John E. n w cor Howard and Cam-
den
Zuckschwerdt C. & Co. 116 n Howard

Lithographers.

Bitter D. over 11 South
Bross Edward, 149 .w Lombard
Hoen A. & Co. 75 Second
Sachse E. & Co. over 104 s Charles
Schmidt & Trowe, over s w cor German and
Sharp

Livery and Hack Stables.

Blades John L. 114 s Washington, F. P.

Calvert Stables, 63, 65 and 67 n Calvert, Au-
gusta E. Stewart, [iroprietress

Cox Elisha, n e cor Bank and Bethel

Dean Michael, 136}-^ Eastern av

Delphey George, Howard next to Franklin
house

Dobbin John, 32 n ?Iigh

Durham William D., 140, 142, 144 and 146
Garden

Hartzel David, 84 German

Hartzell Leonard, 95 n Paca

Humphries Thos W. sr. 34 Lancaster

Hyland Jacob & Co., 24 Conway

Johnson Abraham, s e cor Holiday and Plea-
sant

Kearny Edward, 56 Centre

Kemp Henry, 72 German

Krager John L. 1 Paca

Ledley Wm. 150 w Fayette

Lewis Peter B. 63 Pearl

Linthicum & Co. 411 w Baltimore

Mann John & Sons, 167 n Howard

Martin Cyrus, s w cor Paca and German

McGee John Owen,sw cor Paca and German

McLean William, 47 and 49 Garden

Miller C. F. 106 Hanover

Miller William C. 86 German

Moffet Robert, Howard opposite Centre

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Rooms— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.

551

Oppenheimer & Kaufman, Ss.Paca
Pollard Peter, 7 Frederick
Reilly Geors;'', 25 and 30 w Lombard
Rooney & Ltinders, 136 North
Smith Michael, 210 Garden
Steever & Co. 90 L. McElderry
Sternheimer & Bro. 43 s Paca
Stewart John D. Ill Lexington
Ward John & Bro 4 Lexington
Wheat Edward, 405 w Baltimore
Wheeler Abner C. 848 w Baltimore
Wilkinson & Bro. ne cor Bank and Bond
Wilson Win. 55 German ,

Woodward Nicholas R. 31 North
Young John, 9 n Frederick

Locksmiths.

Bald Frederick W. 91 Penna. av
Clark James, 147 w Fayette
Fitzberger Henry, 102 Lexington
Gibson, Kirk & Brother, 5 Cheapside
Harris William, 116 w Pratt
Oliver Samuel, 297 n Eutaw
May Frederick L. 125 w Madison
Phillips Charles, 73 n Front
Phillips Thomns, 127 Siratoga
Stewart Columbus J 3 s Liberty
Stewart John A. 65 Saratoga

Looking Glass and Picture Frame
Manufacturers.

Barrett & Debeet, 71 w Baltimore

Barrett M. 82 n Howard

Butler, Perrigo & Way, n w cor Charles and
Fayette

Coyle, Mooney & Brady, 89 n Eutaw

Fryer James, 206 w Baltimore

Harrington & Mills, 140 w Baltimore

Lassman John, 521 w Baltimore

Mann William, n e cor Charles and Lom-
bard

McGrew Wm. 92 n Howard

Meyers & Hedian, 33 w Baltimore

Seager Thomas , 17 s Sharp

Lumber Merchants.

Allen Alexander & Co. 5G West Falls av
Blackiston William C, s w cor Concord and

Bowly
Boyd Joseph H. 12 s Caroline
Burns & Sloan, 132 Light-st. wharf
Carson Carvill H. & Co. w side Union dock
Cassard Gilbert, West Falls av
Cate Anion, n e cor East Falls av and Fawn
Church Edward J. s w corner Monument and

Aisquith
Coates John, 355 w Pratt
Cockey & Co. n e cor Canton & East Falls av
Creamer David, 127 e Monument
Creamer Thomas, 131 n Exeter
Creamer Wm. 62 n Broadway
Cross Wm. S & Bro. n e cor East Falls and

Eastern av
Eareckson V. 0. West Falls av
Eichelberger Emanuel W. 99 s Paca
Fischer Ernest, Eutaw near Lee
George Charles W. I08>^ n Greene
George Stephen & Son, 37 n Greene
Grafflm Jacob W. cor Canton and East Falls

avenue

Hiiv Francis M.-s w cor Concord and Bowly
Hawley R. K. & Co. 16. Eastern av
Hcise & Co. n e cor Concord and Bowly
Helfrich George, Baltimore opposite Oregon
Herring Henry & Sons, n w cor East Falls

and Canton avs
Hugg John H. & Co. 56 East Falls av
James Henry & Co. Aliceanna between Albe-
marle and Exeter
Johnson & Dobson, 62 w Falls av
Kirby John & Son, s e cor Mill and Bowly
Matthews & Son, cor Albemarle and Canton

av, and 100 n High
McDougall James, 158 West Falls av
McLean Samuel K. s w cor Bowly and Con-
cord
Merryman Charles, s w cor Greene and Pratt
Mottee Theodore, 126 Penna av
Page Washington A. 182 Light-st whf
Perry A. A. & Co. over s w cor Gay and

Lombard
Randolph, Golibart &, Co. 140 Thames
Scharf Thomas G 848 w Baltimore
Stewart James, 240 w Lombard
Swain & Banks, East Falls av
Thomas Joseph & Son, 382 w Pratt
Thomas & Price, 56 East Falls av, between

Eastern and Canton avs
Turner Edward, 42 West Falls av
Turner John C. 140 Light-st whf
Vatighen Jno. & Co. cor Biddh- and Cathedral
West Wm.& Wm.H. jr., cor Mill atid Bowly
Williams John & James & Co. 130 s Charles
Willis Salisbury, n e cor East Falls and East-
ern avs

Machine Sewing.

Adams T. W. 171 w Baltimore

Macliinists.

Akers Wm. 351 s Sharp

Benson Benjamin S. 52 e Monument

Bently Charles W. 25 s Front

Blake Joel N. cor Frauklui and North

Clark James & Co. soutii side Basin

Clarkson Joseph & Sons, 75 n Front

Codd Edward J. & Co. 2.">9 s Caroline

Den mead A. & W. & Son, cor Monument

and North
Everhart George, 138 e Lombard
Flinn & Emerich, 55 Holiday
Larrabee Henry C. ii w cor Caroline and

l^ancaster
Mayger& Shaffer, 40 e Monument. — [Seepage

69 Mvertisements.]
Miller Wm. H. & Bro. s e cor President and

Fawn
Murray James, 79 Booth
Murray William, 192 n Exeter
Norwood Edward, 97 n Calvert
Page George & Co. 5 n Schroeder
Pitt Wm., "Centre 1 door from North
Poole & Hunt, 161 North
Reeder Charles, 51 Hughes
Rodgers John & Son, 48 n High and 56 n

Charles
Schiller Charles, 11 Swan
Taylor Samuel G. 3 Granby
Wells John & Son.^, 47 Thames
Whitney Geo. H., Uhler's alley, bet Charles

and Hanover
Wiessner Eberhart, 33 and 35 Park

JAMES H. JOHJVSOIV, City Steam Firewood MiUs— AVarren's Fire and Wnter-proof
Roofing, aud Patent Neoteric Smoluiig Tubes, over 99 W. Baltiniore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

552

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Maltsters.

Boyd John, 14 s Gay
Denmead Francis, West Falls av
Strauss H., Bro. & Bull, s w cor North and
Saratoga

Manufacturers.

Atwood Benjamin, (brooms, 62 s Calvert

BniLy James, (alcohol,) 267 Cross

Baker Bros. & Co. (glass works, chemicals,

oils, &c.,)32 and 34 s Charles
Baker &, Brown, (edge tools,) 10 w Pratt
Baker Richard J. (dye stuffs,) 36 s Charles
Baltimore and Cuba Smelting and Mining Co,

39 South, Clinton Levering, president
Basshor Thomas C. & Co (engineers and

heating apparatus,) 26 Light
Bates Franklin L. (hoisting wheels and

trucks,^ over ], 3 and 5 President
Bates James, sr., (hoisting wheels,) 1, 3 and 5

President
Baynes Thomas, (bone dust,) Harris' Creek

and Eastern av
Beatty Chaises W (agent Bellona gunpowder

Co.) ISTw Pratt
Becker & Brother, (cigars,) 94 w Lombard
Bell John C. (water wheels,) 8 Lovely la
Bennett Edwin, (cane and Rockingham ware,)

cor Canton and Central avs
Bersch Christian, (cigar box,) 210 s Howard
Berry Jolin S. & George R. (fire brick,) cor

Sharp and Montgomery
Bickford & Hoftman, (agricultural imple-
ments,) 591^ s Charles
Bolenius G. H. (leaf tobacco and cigars,) n

w cor Charles and Pratt and 69 s Charles
Boyd Wm. A. & Co. (tobacco, cigars, (fee")

33 South
Bride C. (rustic,) Townsend near JoRnson
Broadbent J. F. & Co. (coifee, mustard,

spices, iftc.) 57 n Calvert
Brown Henry C. & Co. (saw,) Uhlers' al nr

Charles
Bruster & Griffith, (Buckeye mower and

reaper, 49 n Paca
Bullock John & Son, (glue,) Washington

road near city limits
Campen John, (tin can,) 264 and 265 Light
Chapman Nicholas P. (agricultural imple-
ments,) 145 w Pratt
Chase, Wells & Ghermann, (manufacturers

and machinists' warehouse,) 6 s Howard
Chenoweth George E. (reaping machines,) 1

Swan
Clark L. P. (patent hydrants,) over 44 Holi-
day
Clarke Sylvester, (bonnet frame)89 Lexington
Cooke John, (cotton wadding and lap,) 148

Garden
Cromwell Richard, (agricultural and horti-
cultural implements,) 4(i and 48 Light
Darby & Co. (steam candy,) 296 w Baltimore
Davidson M. T. & Co. (bolts, nuts, washers,

&c.,) 4 Light-st whf
Davison Wm. & Co. (chemicals,) 104 w

Lombard
Dickey William J. (domestic goods,) 21 Ger-
"man

Durand John H. (rope,) 132 w Pratt and n e
cor Eden and John

Eastman H. W. (patent folding bedsteads •

&c.) 332 w Baltimore
Emerson John, (pipes,) e Pratt nr bridge
Evans John, (tinware,) 18 w Baltimore
Faringer Charles, (soap and candle,) 5 Lib-
erty al, and 14 Constitution
Feigner F. W. (tobacco,) 90 and 92 s Charles
Ferguson, Gehring & Co. (tobacco pipe,) 51

Clay
Fickey Wm. H. (tobacco pipe,) 136 Eastern

avenue
Fisher & O'Conner, (paper and paper bags,)

123 Hillen
Flinn &f Emerich, (machiriery,) 55 Holiday
Fowler & Leitch, (soap,) 5 Cider al
Frey J. & J. (husk mattresses,) 7 Green-
mount av and 11 n Gay
Gail G. W. & Ax, (tobacco,) 28 Barre
Gassaway & Hooper, (Ashland flour,) 87

South
Gibson, Kirk & Bro. (lock and bell,) 5 Cheap-
side
Gray Manufacturing Co. 13 Lexington
Greble Benj. (stone & earthenware,) 76 Ensor
Green Amon, cotton yarn, wrapping twine,

&c.,) 70 Hillen
Green J. J. (mill picks and facing hammers,)

Centre, 4 doors w of Holiday
Grove F. Sf Co. (tobacco,) 164 Franklin
Hamilton George W. (tobacco,) J12 w Pratt
Harding Wm. H. (agricultural implements,)

s w cor Barre and Light
Haskell John H. (machine cards,) 33 s Eutaw
Hauck Frederick <^ Co. (cigars,) over 340 w

Baltimore
Helmers Mrs. John, (shoe tools,) 250 w

Fayette
Henkell John P. Sf Co. (cigar and tobacco

box,) 182 Hamburg
Hennaman John T. (tobacco, i^c.,) 195 Lex-
ington
Herman Peter, (stoneware,) 193 Mullikin
Hooper Wm. E. ^ Co (cotton duck,) s e cor

Pratt and South
Hopkins Franklin, (can,) 86 s Broadway
Horner Joshua, (bone dust and paper,) n w

cor Stirling and Chew
Horton Henry P. (hose,) 41 n Frederick
Jones James, (mattresses,) 43 German
Joyes, Brummel 1^ Co. (spice,) 113 w Lom-
bard
Keiser Lewis R. (fruit and oyster can,) Gravel

al, rear 9 Mulberry
Kilgore &c Schaefer, (tin can,) 114 n Gay
Kimball 8f Co. (oar,) 95 Thames
Kimberly Bros, (soap, candle and fertilizer,)

28 Buren and 61 w Pratt

Kimberly Harry, (soap and candle,) 27 and

29 Buren

Klemm Charles, (tobacco,) 105 n Calvert
Kotter & Co., (pocket books, cabas, &c.) 284

w Baltimore
Kreisel & Sons, (stocking,) 271 n Gay
Levy Joseph, (rlieumatic medicine,) 171 e

Pratt
Magne Horace, (ornamental flooring,) 408 w

Pratt
Marburg Brothers, (tobacco,) 145 and 147 s

Charles
Marden Jesse, (patent scale,) cor Charles and

Balderston
Marshall John L. (last,) n e cor Lombard and

Grant

SHIRTS I SHIRTS!: SHIRT.S!!! RAYMO.VD, BURTOV vfe CO. are now located at
1G8 Baltlinore-8t., betweeu Calvert aiiid St. Paul.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

553

Maryland Soap Stone works, 422 w Pratt
McCafFerty Arthur, (bonnet frames,) 68 Lex-
ington
Merrill Patent Fire Arm Manufacturing Co.,

Belvidere
Merrill, Thomas & Co. (guns, &c.) 239 w

Baltimore
Merryman Oliver P. (curled hair,) 151 w

Fayette
Merriken Joseph S. (last,) 18 s Calvert
Meyer Aug. G & Co. (white lead, paints,

^c.) 100 w Lombard
Miller Luke H. (safes and patent bank locks,)

265 w Baltimore
Montgomery & Bro. (grain fan,) 155 n High
Moriiz Albert, (pocket books, &c.) 293 w

Baltimore and 274 w Pratt
Morris & Trimble, (French burr millstones,)

West Falls av, below Pratt
Mount Vernon Manufactory, (cotton duck,

twine,) s w cor Lombard and Franklin la,

nr Cheapsiue
Murdoch Richard, (scales,) 46 s Charles
Murrill <^ Keiser, (machine,) 44 Holiday
Ness Alfred S. & Co. (tinware,) 30 s Calvert
Numsen Peter, (cans,) Jackson, footof Cross
Oster Jacob, (.saddletree,) 113 s Caroline
Paca Steam Mills, for the manufacture of

mustard and ground spices, Charles Mar-

kell, proprietor, office se cor Calvert and

Lombard
Page Bros. &{■ Co. (roofing materials and var-
nish,) 111 Smith's wharf
Page George Sf Co. (portable saw mills,) 5 n

Schroeder
, Painter Wm. & Co. (patent blacking box,)

45 Holiday
Parlett B. F. & Co. 92 w Lombard and 5

Water
Pollack Uriah A. (mattress,) 96 n Howard
Poole & Hunt, (steam engines,) 161 North
Price Edward Mahlon, (wire goods,) 58 s

Calvert
Rau Christo^^her F. (show case,) 20 McClel-

lan's al
Ray & Co. (reapers and mowe'rs,) 505 w Pratt
Rhodes Benjamin M. & Co. (Rhodes' super

phosphates,) 82 South
Robbiny & Co. (telegraph liniment) over 52

Light
Ross Joseph, (awl, blade and needle,) 11 n

Front
Ross William C. (plane,) 44 Light cor Balder-

ston
Sack Christian D.(britannia ware,) 63 German
Sauer Francis, (show case,) 184 w Baltimore,

up stairs
Schmidt Michael F. (coffee mills,) 8 Water
Seidenstricker Albert B. (tools and hames,)

44 Light
Slothower W. T. proprietor Powhatan Cot-
ton Factory, over 17 German
Smith Brothers, (cigars,) 33 s Charles
Smith J. Hopkinson, (Avalon nails,) 25 s

Charles
Smith & Nazarenus, (French candy,) 60 s

Sharp
Smith Robert M. (coal oil,) foot of Eutaw
Smith R. Henry, (syrups,) 28 and 30 s

Frederick
Smith Thomas & John M. (linseei oil,) 121

and 123 Smith's wharf
Solze J. A. (shoe tools,) 312 w Pratt

Starr B. F. (French burr millstones,) 173-
North, cor Centre

Stevens David, (gaiter and shoe upper,) 22
Water

Stevens Geo. O. & Co. ^sash,&c.) 47 w Pratt

Taylor S. J. & Co. (hermetically sealed cans,)
n w corner Howard and York

Thist^le Factory warehouse and office, 146 w
Fayette, N. Shannon, agent

Toland William, (saw,) 85 n Front

Towner J. F. & Co. (manufacturers' furnish-
ing store,) 342 w Baltimore

Tyson R. W. (spike,) 7 South

Union Manufacturing Company of Maryland,
warehouse 8 s Howard

Van Tromp John, (watch case,) over 15 Light

Wagner August, (brass wjire and gas fixtures,)
30 Hanover

West William, (nut, bolt and washer,) 151
North

Wethered Bros. & Nephew, (fancy cassi-
meres and doeskins,) 20 German

Whitehouse Geo. (trace chains, )289 Penna. av

Whitelock W.& Co. (phosphates,) 44 South

Whitman E. & Sons, (agricultural imple-
ments,) 9G and 24 s Calvert

Wilkins Wm. & Co. (curled hair,) s e corner
Charles and Pratt

Manufacturers' and Machinists*
Supplies.

Chase, Wells & Gehrmann, 6 s Howard
Davidson M. T. & Co. 4 Light-st wliarf
Haskell John H. 33 s EiUaw
Towner Darius F. 332 w Baltimore
Towner J. F. & Co. 342 w Baltimore

Marble and Stone Workers.

Abrams Alex. J. Greenmountav,op Cemetery

Ashman Alfred, 27 Pearl

Bevan & Sons, 140 Saratoga

Black James, 363 n Howard

Gaddess Brothers, s w cor German and Sharp

and 25 German
Gault Matthew, 432 w Pratt
Henderson Wm. 38 e Pratt
Hindes Wm. H. 161 Garden
Lyeth Andrew H..562 and 564 w Baltimore
Maxwell John W. jr. 140 n Calvert
Maxwell David, cor Eutaw and Saratoga
McGrane Patrick, 120 n High
Motz Rudolph, 68 n Front
Oliver & Fleming, 8 President
Packie Alex, s e cor Monument and Davis
Schimpf & Hilgartner, 127 Lexington
Sisson Hugh, cor North and Monument
Slechele Peter, 94 s Central av
Taylor Francis & Levi, 110 s Charles
Tidy John B., sr., n e cor Monument and

Constitution
Whitelaw John, foot of W'ashington st
Winternight Kate, 61 n Gay
Wright Almon, n e cor Pratt and Penn

Matches.

Alexander T. H. & Co. 8 Saratoga
Benedict George H. 1 n Gay

Merchant Tailors.

Alexander James, 93^2 " Eutaw

J. HEIVRY GIEISE, Commlasion Mercliant. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Secfls, «Stc.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI. Spear's Wbarf^

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

554

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Barton James J. 276 w Baltimore

Bayer GeorH;e, 447 w Biltimore

Becker & Bro. 81 f Lrimliard

Blair & Holle, 742 w Baltimore

Bokel & Hammer, HO Hanover

Boyd William, 3 n Clr.irles

Bunting & Riddel v, 3 Franklin building, North

Burgess Wm. & Sun, 5 s Sharp

Burgynder Josefh*, s w cor Pratt and Eutaw

Butler & Bealmer, 236 w Pratt

CoUison Wm. 7 s Sharp

Cox Wm. H. 606 w Baltimore

Depkin Henry, 89 w Lomlmrd

Fields & Gilmnre, 81 'I'hames

Fledderman & Holtman, 44 n Howard

Fletcher Jeremiah H. 140 w Pratt

Fontaine John L. 21.5 w Pratt

Ford Wm. H. 23 n Howard

Frank N. 110 w Pratt

Frankel& Bro. n e cor Centre Market space

and Pratt
Fries Charles, 1 St. Paul
Hain Christian, 179 J^ w Pratt
Henkelman Frederick, 129 w Baltimore
Heyn Martin, 20 S<cond
Hilberg & Stanff, i^ South •

Hindes Wm. S. 16 n Charles
Hopkins & Eichman, n w cor Charles and

Baltimore
Hoyt Wm. H. 41 n Charles
Huxley John, 55 n Gay
Johnson Robert, 357 w Baltimore
Jones Henry C. 9 s Gay
Kelly Timothy & Son, 3 n Liberty
Keyser Peter L 558 and .556}^ w Pratt
Keyworth Charles B. 276 w B'altinlore
Kontner H & Bro. 44rt and 590 w Baltimore
Kontner Henry, 59f) w Baltimore
Laughlin David, 6 Park
Lautenbergt-r Wm. 21 s Liberty
Lowekamp John H. 64 Park
Lucke Henry H. & Co. 19 n Calvert
Mathers & Irvin, 3 n Charles
McCormick Thomas & Bro. 149 w Baltimore
McCubbiii Nicholas, 12 e Fayette
McPherson Duncan, n w cor Charles and

Barnett
Oehrn & Bro. 243 w Pratt
Oehm Charles N. 1.50 Light-st. wharf
Oehrn & Miller, 466 w Bahimore
Ostendorf & Hamman, 60 n Howard
Palagano D. 20 n Charles
Patterson Wm. G. 130 s Broadway
Perry G. C.& Bro. 192 n Gay
Price Benjamin, 64 ti Howard
Purnell Charles B. 246 w Pratt
Reinach Isaac, 750 w Baltimore
Richardson John W 12 n Gay
Roberts Henry T. 6 St. Paul
Sanders George W 51 Hanover
Schauer M. 3 Water
Schmidt John, 3 n Liberty
Semrad Alfred, 25 w Fayette
Semrad John, 300 n Gay
Shafer August, s w cor Eutaw and German
Simon Theodore & Bro. 317 w Pratt
Spicer John, 165 Franklin
Stauf Henry, 45 w Baltimore
Stine Joseph & Son, 144 w Baltimore
Street Martin L. 16 North
Taylor Lorenzo D. 15 s Calvert
Teal George McK. n e cor Baltimore and

Frederick

Towson James E. 14 St. Paul

Tracy Matthew & Son. over 166 w Baltimore

Viaene John, 219 w Baltimore, up stairs

Weikel Peter, 7 Light

Winter & Roman, 254 s Broadway

Zeitler & Weisbacker, 76 Penna. av

Military Goods.

Canfield Brother & Co. 229 w Baltimore
Greenwald Benjamin, 78 n Eutaw
Sisco Brothers, 95 w Baltimore
Stowell A. jr., 147 w Baltimore
Gminder Jacob, 117 w Baltimore and 10 s
Calvert

Millers.

Abbott & Sons, City Block, next to draw-
bridge
Buck John M. 8 Spear's wharf
Corner Henry C. 11 Spear's wharf
Duer Samuel, 38 Commerce
Fuller James, Monument Mills, North near

Madison
Gambrill Charles A. & Co. 32, 34 and 36

Commerce "
Halstead John, Chesapeake bark mill, City

Block, near drawbridge
Herr & Welch, 97 Sinith's wharf
Hooper James 8f Sons, cor Spear's wharf and

Cable
Mactier Samuel, over 7 Spear's wharf
Pickrell John F. 73 Smith's wharf
Thomas, Walker ^ Co. 86 Spear's wharf
Ty-son Sf Bro. 40 Commerce
Warden J. S{ H. foot of Smith's wharf
Warfield Daniel & Son, North betw- Monu-
ment and Madison
Warfield Henry M. & Co. 16 Spear's wharf
Welby Charles C. Sf Co. n e cor President

and Fawn
Woodyear William E. 3 Cable

Millinery. •

Altman Bertha, 154 s Broadway

Baswitz Morritz, 187 n Gay

Beech Mrs. Sarah, 81 n Charles

Bialla Moretz, 144 Lexington

Clendenen Mrs. 110 Lexington

Gibbons Mrs. Sarah A. 16 n Charles

Golden Miss Mary T. 76 Lexington

Goldenberg & Co. 51 n Howard

Gormley Mrs. liO Saratoga

Gould Mrs. M. J. P. 464"w Baltimore

Hahn S. & E. 57 n Liberty

Hamilton Mrs. M. A. 61 n Charles

Harvey Kate, s w cor Lexington and Liberty

Herring Mrs. Origonal, over 80 w Baltimore

Hunt V. 115 Lexington-'

Kessler Margaret & Co. 214 Lexington

Leonard M. 63 n Charles

Lowenthal Charles H. 27 n Howard

Levy W. D. 96 Lexington

Mailhouse Emma, 149 s Broadway

MuUer Mrs. Louis, 110 w Baltimore

Rosenbaum Elias, 154 Lexington

Sarlouis Mrs. A. s e cor Lexington and Eutaw

Smith & Milbourne, 125 e Baltimore

Thomas M- & R. 186 w Madison

Thompson Mrs. Maria, 123 n Eutaw

Thomson Mrs. E. 103 Lexington

Turner Mary D, 17 e Baltimore

'AUG. G. MEYKR «Si CO., Manufacturers of Wliite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Gluet
Keatsfiiat Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and Vamiiilies, lUU W. Lonibard Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

555

Wahl Ann R. 95 n Gav
Wilson Mrs. M. A I(i8 Lexington
Wolfe & Robinson, 139)2 » Gray-
Millinery Goods.
[See Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw Goods.]

Armstrong, Cator & Co. 257 w Baltimore
Bamberger & Co. 247 w Baltimore
Carroll Thomas G 101 w Baltimore
Coburn Susan, 19 n Gay
Crane Benjamin & Co. 249 w Baltimore
Fahnestock Gen. W. over 233 w Baltimore
Goldenburg & Weinberg, 163 w Baltirnore
Goldenberg & Co. 51 n Howard
Grensfelder & Bro 25 n Howard
Jordan & Rosp. '263 w Baltimore
Levy Joseph M. & Km., 87 n Gay
Oberndorf ^ Lauer, 243 w Baltimore

Millwrights.

Murray, Clark & Co. 42 and 44 York
Valentine & Thompson, over cor West tails

av and Lomliard
Webb James W. 109 s Washington, b . i".

Mineral Water.

Baxter & Johnston, 99 w Baltimore
E^erton A. Dubois, 99 w Baltimore
Randall D. A. s w cor Fayette and Calvert

Moi'occo Manufacturers,

Amend Jacob, n e cor .A.lbeniarle and Granby

Ballauf Charles E. 69 Harrison

Brandt Herman & Bro. 29 Saratoga

Grubb Richard B. 415 n Gay

Kalbfus & Locher, 8 s Calvert

Raabe Charles, 31 Saratoga

Music and Musical Instruments.

(See Pianos.)

Boucher William, jr., 38 e Baltimore
Eisenbrandt Christopher H. 78 w Baltimore
Hewitt Horatio D. 56 n Charles
Hildebrandl Charles, 19 n Liberty
Kummer & Schetelieh, 81 n Front
McCaffrey Henry, 205 w Baltimore
Miller Wm. C. 10 n Charles
Schmidt Theodora A. 34 n Charles
Senf Frederick Wm 58 a Broadway
Thiede W. F. 57 n Eulaw
Willig George, 1 n Charles

Music Teachers.

Allen Henry A. 213 Garden
Courleander B. 3U2 w Lnmbard
Deems James M. I Hollins
Demuth Geo. O. 20 s Strieker
Gegan Joseph, sr. 128 n Charles
George Siguor G 365 e Baltimore
Gola Charles, 47 Courtland
Harman Wm. 214 w Fayette
Heginbotham Edward, 27 n High
Holland Albert, 524 w Fayette
Holmes Alverer, 100 Saratoga
Kothe Gustav,245 Mulberry
Lenschow Charles, 89 Franklin
Linhard Andrew, 97 Ensor

Lucchesi Fredk. 167 Madison av

May Dominic M. H. 100 Saratoga

May James W H. 100 Saratoga

Mittelsdoerffer Henry, 43 s High

MuUer Julius E. 236 Madison av 1

Root C. S. 25 s Howard

Schafer Jean, 255 w Fayette

Scheidler C. A. 122 n Paca

Schneider Julius, 423 Lexington

Schwing Heinrich, 87 s Sharp

Shaw Ruel, Grundy near McMechm

Stoddard Isaiah T. 331 w Lombard

Stieff Michael C. 24 Pearl

Szemelenyi Ernest, 174 Saratoga

Tarbutton Wm. A. 381 w Fayette

Tillman Joseph N. 118 Aisquilh

Nails, Brads, Spikes, &c.

Dooley Lawrence, 6 e Monument
Fischer Ernest, Eutaw near Lee
Pope & Cole, 75 Smith's wharf
Stickney & Co. over 57 Exchange place
Tyson R. W. 7 South
Smith J. Hopkinson, 25 s Charles

Naval Stores.

Page Bros. &f Co. Ill Smith's wharf
Newspapers.

Baltimore American and Commercial Daily
Advertiser, Chas. C. Fulton & Son, propri-
etors, 128 w Baltimore

Baltimore Clipper, William Wales, proprie-
tor, 134 w Baltimore

Baltimore Daily Gazette, Carter & Co., pro-
prietors, 112 w Baltimore ^

Baltimore Price Current, office Merchants
Exchange Reading Rooms, Geo. U. Porter,
publisher.

Baltimore Sun, A. S. Abell & Co., propri-
etors, s e cor South and Baltimore

Baltimore Wecker, Sigel & Schnauffer, pro-
prietors, 3 n Frederick

Catholic Mirror, Kelly & Piet, proprietors,
174 w Baltimore

German Catholic People's Gazette, Kreuzer
Bros., publishers, over 144 w Baltimore

German Correspondent, F. Raine, proprietor,
1 s Gay , ,

Sunday American, Tuttle & Hardenbroob,
proprietors, n e cor North and Baltimore

Sunday Telegram, J. Cloud Norris, proprie-
tor, 122 w Baltimore

News and Periodicals.

Caspari Anna, 129 n Howard
Crowley James, 116 w Baltimore
Lockwood Charles M. 42}4 n Greene
Taylor Henry & Co. Ill w Baltimore and 5
" South, Sun Iron building

Nightmen.

Baker Gideon, 34 Gough
Hudgins Shadrack, 145 e Monument
Lancaster Georire, 513 w Pratt
Maker John, 173 s Wolf
March Philip, 422 Hanover

the: grover & baker seaviiv

ROOMS

G MACHINE is the best for all piuT»oses— SAUCS
181 Baltimore Street.

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556

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notaries Public.

Latimer James B. s w cor Fayette & St. Paul
Murdock Wm. F. 30 Pleasant
Rich Thomas R. over 81 w Second
Warren Leander, over 61 w Second

Nurses and Midwives.

Anderson Jeannette, 65 Forrest

Brieman Margaret, 22 Dawson

Clark Mrs. Maria, Washington road opposite

Mount Clare
Cortrell Margaret, 80 Garden
Cray Amelia M. 77 Warner
Foos Delia, 214 n Eden
Fowler Matilda, 94 n Eden
Graves Mrs. Pierce, 182 n Exeter
Henderson Kiturah, 248 e Baltimore
Hollins Mrs. Ann, 58 n Pine
Hudson Mrs. Rebecca F. 19 New
Igleding Theresa, 201 w Biddle
Kelly Mary, Madison av near city limits
King Mary Ann, 113 Aisquith
Lee Mrs. Catherine, 62 n Pine
Stanton Catherine, 129 n Front
Winneberger Jane, 30 n Liberty

Oil Companies.

Baltimore Venango Oil Co. 117 w Baltimore,
Horace Abbott, president

Crescent Coal Oil Co. of Baltimore, office 62
s Gay, Henry R. Wilson, president

Lee Creek Oil Co. n e cor Baltimore and
North

Monumental Oil Co. office New Exchange
building, A. C. Pracht, president

New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Pe-
troleum and .Mining Co., T. S. Clark, pre-
sident, 1 Carroll hall

Robbins Richard N., Oil and Mining Co. over
81 w Second

Oil Dealers.

Ammidon & Crombie, 337 w Baltimore
Baltimore Coal Oil Works, footof Eutaw, R.

M. Smith, proprietor, office over 13s Sharp
Bokee Howard, 14 n Howard
Bolton Brothers, 82 and 84 w Pratt, between

Gay and Commerce
Bolton Hugh & Co. 81 McElderry's wharf
Bolton W. B. 8f Co. 55 s Calvert and 26

Cheapside
Bowen &c Mercer, 3 Exchange place
Campbell &f Ramsburg, 95 w Lombard
Carswell John S. 210 Aliceanna
Crane W &f Son, s e cor Cheapside and

Water
Crescent Coal Oil Co. s w cor West and

Howard
Deford Benjamin 8f Sons, n w cor Calvert and

Lombard
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. 168 n Gay
Gardner Wm. G. .^ Co. Is Liberty
Hamill A. &f W. Jjne cor Canton av and Eden
Hewlett J. Q. & Son, 9 Water
Hoffman & Deford, 84 w Lombard
Jjanney Wm. W. cor Bowly's whf and Pratt
Jenkins Edward, 13 Cheapside
Jenkins, Staylor & Co. 12 Water
King John &, Son, s e cor Howard and Lex-
ington

Kloman & Carey, s w cor West and Sharp "^

Laurel Cannel and Oil Co. over ne cor South
and Second, Thomas M. Abbott treasurer

Merritt Joseph C. & Bro. 125 and 127 East-
ern avenue

Newbold James F, 2 e Baltimore

Noble & Co. 240 s Broadway

Parkhurst Jared, jr. & Co. 78 South

Richardson & Co, 7 Mercer

Robinson Wm. C. 81 South

Smith Robert M. (coal oil,) foot of Eutaw

Smith Thos. & John M. 121 and 123 Smith's
wharf

Spilcker Wm. & H. 136 w Baltimore

Sprigg -Horace, 66 Ridgely

Washington & Read, n w cor Eden and Can-
ton avenue

West Christopher & Sons, 306 w Pratt

Wheeler Henry, 88 Richmond

Opticians.

King F. W. & R. 226 w Baltimore
Sadtler P. B. & Sons, 212 w Baltimore

Organ Builders.

Hall James, 216 Lexington

Pomplitz August, s w cor Pratt and Albemarle

Tully Bernard, 7 s Eutaw

Ornamental Plasterers.

Romm Nicholas, 433 w Baltimore
Oyster Dealers.

Ahern Wm. S., Jackson, F. H.
Baldwin, Myer & Co. 90 West Falls av
Barnes, Debow & Co. over 150 w Pratt
Berry & Co. 94 n Calvert
Brinkley & Reeves, 177 w Falls av
Buckley, Crowle & Co. 121 Hillen
Burke Wm. B.,5 Mercer
Callahan Dennis, foot of Mill
Casey John, 111 Ensor
Counselman & Hay, 3 s Calhoun
Crabbs Frederick, 163 German
Field Abiather W. 309 w Lombard
Field Abiather, 443 w Pratt
Flamm George & Co. 35 n Sharp
Friend Alfred, 91 and 93 McElderry's wharf
Hatch Charles B. & Co. over 111 McElder-
ry's wharf
Kensett Thomas & Co. West Falls av and n

e cor Central av and Bank
King F. & Co. 247 w Pratt
Kraft John G & Co. Jackson, F. H-
Mahoney John C. cor Chester and Aliceanna
Maltby C. S. foot of West Falls av
Mallory D. D. & Co. foot of Lancaster
Mann & Co. 38 York

McMurray Louis & Co. 254 and 256 w Biddle
Miller & Bro, 144 n Calvert
Mitchell John T. & Co. 13 and 15 Mercer
Numsen, Carroll & Co. 18 Light
Pierce, Hoff & Co. 75 and 77 n Calvert
Piatt & Co. 127 McElderry's wharf
Rowe & Schoolfield, 69 Boston, Canton
Ruth & Fleming; n e corner Aliceanna and

Chester
Seth Robert L. 9 Albemarle
Shriver James & ('o. 375 s Sharp
Shriver John L. & Bro. 307 w Pratt

aAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills— Warren's Fire and Wnter-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 "W. Baltijnore-st.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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Smith Isaac N. & Co. 105 McElderry
Smith Sam'l J. junction Howard and Liberty
.Smith Wm.T.'& Co. n e cor McHenry al

and Lemmon
Solomon Isaac, 309 w Lombard
SfJfencer L. C. & Co. 319 Aliceanna
Stabler Francis & Co. n e cor. Howard and

Lee
Thomas Edward C. sr., & Sons, 249 Lex-
ington
Thomas S. W. & E. C. jr., 143 German
Tilghman & Drnkeley cor Greene and Raborg
Trcusch, Schoenbei'g & Co. wharf e ena of

Thames
Walteineyer Jacob, 13 and 15 Mercer
Wentz Wm. A. & Co. 375 w Pratt
Wilkens & Co. 5 Hughes quay

Packing Houses.

Bankard Jacob J. 40 Second

Pentz S. J. & J. W. D., cor Lewis and Mul-

likin
Pentz Wm. Fletcher, Mullikin nr Broadway
Rieman Wm. J. & Co. 371 w Baltimore

Packing Box Makers.

Barklage & Henneman, 15 Cowpen al
Dannettel & Co. 15 n Siiarp
Duker Harman & Co. rear 216 w* Pratt
Henkell Jdhn B. & Co. 182 Hamburg
Klingmeyer & Heise, 18 McClellan's al
Ostendorf & Co. 15 Grant
Radecke & Co. 22 McOlellan's al
Schaumberg &( Co. 45 Frederick
Tiemeyer & Waltjen, Box al, on German be-
tween Hanover and Sharp
Weibking& Haesloop, 17 Grant
Woodroffe George, 34 Pa*k
Zimmerman Charles 48 Holiday

Painters— House and Sign.

Ambrose Wm. R. 2 n Greene

Anderson Wm. H. 3 n Sharp

Anderson Wm. 55 w Pratt

Andrews B. F. & Co. over 36 South

Black Benjamin F. 36 South

Black Lewis W. over 276 w Baltimore

Booz James, 193 Boston

Bowen Tliomas H. 23 German

Brooks & Parker, 192 e Baltimore

Brown John W. 12 n Sharp

Burke Thomas, 520 w Baltimore

Carr Francis A. 495 Saratoga

Carr F>ancis A. 527 w Baltimore

Coates Robert E. 5 n Sharp

Crisp Elijah 89 n Greene

De Beet Wm. C. 17 w Fayette

Disney Ricliard E. 144 Camden

Emmart & Quartiey, 276 w Baltimore

Fonder Richard, cor Gay and Harrison

Gardner John T. rear of 99 w Baltimore

Gardner J M. over n w cor Fayette and Gay

Geddes & Warwick, 61 K w Fayette

Graham & Bright, 67 Saratoga

Green George T. 51 South

Hanes Francis M. 622 w Baltimore

Hazzard & Smith, 38 Hughes

High Joseph, 101 Columbia

Hoffman Edwin R. 266 w Pratt

Hoggson Hamilton S. 55 s Charles

Howser Jacob R. 18 s Calvert

Hulse George, 56 Holiday

Jefferys Thos. R. s w cor North and Fayette

Jones Thomas S. 219 w Fayette

Kearns Alexander, 88 St. Paul

Keilholtz Charles, 11 n Sharp

Kone Andrew J. 12 Bank la

Lambright Christopher, 368 n Gay

Lehman & Day, 1 n Eutaw

Lewis Stephen, 67 Hanover

Lutz Nicholas, 150 n Front

Maccubi)in Thomas, 28 North

McLean Arthur, 2 Harrison

Meakin S. & Son, 85 Mulberry

INJiller Benj. & A. J. 93 Jasper

O'Laughlin Michael, Law buildings, s w cor

St. Paul and Lexington
Peregoy Samuel F. 130 w Lombard
Phelps Richard T. 335 n Howard
Reaney Alexander, 44 s Howard
Redifer Charles A. 24 n Sharp
Roach James J. over 280 w Baltimore
Roche George J., Grant near Baltimore
Schroeder Frederick, 412 w Baltimore
Shannessey James, 163 w Baltimore
Shortall Patrick, 60 Block
Shriver & Co. over 234 w Baltimore
Stone James E. 7 n Sharp
Turner Thomas K. 1] South
Warnick Wm. B. 61)^ w Fayette
Watts J. M. basement s w cor St. Paul and

Fayette
Watts W. basement J] North
Weaver Dedrick C. & Son, 124 n Eutaw
Weaver James E. 55 Park
Witman & Brother, over 99 w Baltimore

Paints, OilSj &c.

Barret James J. 240 Lexington

Bolton Brothers, 82 and 84 w Pratt, between

Gay and Commerce
Bolton Hugh & Co. 81 McElderry 's wharf
Bolton W. B. & Co. 55 s Calvert and 26

Cheapside
Davis & Miller, 12 n Howard
Davison Wm. & Co. 104 w Lombard
Dodge George R. & Co. 42 w Baltimore
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. 168 n Gay-
Harrison Mrs. Daniel E. 194 e Baltimore
Hayes Peter D. 313 n Gay
Hayes Peter D. 119 s Broadway
Hirschberg & Co. s e cor Pratt and Hanover
Hirschberg Nathan J. 31 Ensor
Holloway George, sr., 183 s Broadway
Holthaus Francis T. & Son, 10 w Baltimore
Holthaus Wm. & Bro. s e cor Thames and

Broadway
Hulls John, 128 n Gay

Janney Wm. W. cor Bowly's whf and Pratt
Keilholtz Otis, 170 Franklin
King John 8f Son, s e cor> Howard and Lex-
ington
King Wm. & Bro. 2 n Liberty
Loane George J. foot of Cross, s side Basin
Meyer Aug. G. & Co. 100 w Lombard
Richardson Samuel S. 156 w Pratt
Rodenmayer John, 51 n Paca
Townsend Thos. J. 489 w Baltimore
Welch John, 130 Thames
Wheeler Henry, 88 Richmond
Young George W, 172 Light-st, wharf

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTOi"V «te CO. are now located at
168 Baltlviore-st.> betiv«eu Calvert and St. Paul.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

558

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Paper Hangings.

Albert Augustus & Henry J., 26 n Eutaw

Allen Ciiristopher E. 25 w Biddle

Appier Oilanda M. 65 s Poppleton

Crook Waiti-r, jr., 220 w Baltimore

Dieter & Johnson, 28 n Howard

Fusselbausrh Wm. H. B. 168 n Gay

Golder & LTnduch, 33 Hanover

Griffith Wm. H. 13 n Gay

Guest Richard S. 42 n Howard

Hamilton & McCoUum, 66 n Eutaw

Happersetl & Lindenberg 2 n Front

Head Washington, 702 w Baltimore

Herring Origonal, 80 w Baltimore

Holland Wm. 72 n Howard •

Holtz Emanuel, jr. 109 n Howard

Howell & Bros 260 w Baltimore

Hynson Bi njamin T. & Son, 54 n Howard

Mann J. M. J21 Hanover

Mettee Albert R.. 150 s Broadway ,

Mettee Milton U. 42 n Eutaw

Michael & Bro. 122 w Baltimore

Sinclair & Purvis, 5 n Charles

Smith Asa H. 330 .v Baltimore

Thomas Philip J. 709 w Baltimore

Tumbleson Cliarles H. 121 s Broadway

Wilson Joseph E. 163 Madison av

Paper Box Manufacturers.

Dobler Mrs. Daniel, 49 Lewis
Hartel Jolm M. over 21 w Baltimore
Rudolph & Jeiiness, 31 Hanover
Seidewitz F. W. 284 w Baltimore
Weaver Levi, over il}>4 s Sharp

Paper Sheathing.

Peige Brcs. & Co. (paper sheathing and roof-
ing felts,) 111 Smith's wharf

Paper Stock.

Broderick John T.^6 Greenmount av

Baer Lewis & Bro. 11 Camden

Barre't Wm. 24 William

Denson Isaac M. fy Buck, 100 Light-st. whf

Dushane John A 40 s Charles

Fisher & O'Connor, 123 Hillen

Horner Joshua, ,140, 142 and 144 Stirling

Knight & Johnson, 21 s Charles

Kroh George L. 222 and 228 s Bond

Lewis Wm. M. 24 n Liberty

Roby & Co. 118 Light-st. wharf

Willis & Adams, n w cor German and Charles

Paper Warehouses.

Baker & McCracken, 120 w Lombard

Fisher & O'Connor, 123 Hillen

Horner Joshua, n w cor Stirling and Chew

Knight A. L. 21 s Charles

Knight 8f Johnson, 21 s Charles

Robinson James S. 5 s Charles

Turner S. E. & Co. 3 s Charles

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co. 14 Hanover

Willis & Adams, n w cor German and Charles

Pawnbrokers.

Lobe Isaac, 15 s Gay

Ulman Benjamin F. 22 n Gay

Photographers.

Bachrach David, 213 n Gay
Bassford, Weber ^- Co. 213 w Baltimore
Bendann Brothers, 207 w Baltimore ^

•Cowen Wm. Sf Co. ovi-r 85 w Baltimore
D'Almaine George, 54)^ n Charles
Dampf J. H. 105 w Baltimore
De La Franc Francis, over 23 and 25 w Bal-
timore
Edkins Joseph, over 103 w Baltimore
Fischer & Brother, ovlm- 95 w Baltimore
Fisher Thomas W. 99 w Baltimore
Graham James R. 159 w Baltim^re
Ide E. Louis, over 65 w Baltimore
Israel i^ Co. over 125 w Baltimore
Moltz Henry, 217 w Bdiimore
Oppenheim Ernst, 560 w Baltimore
Passano Joseph, jr. ovi-r ]-^3 w Baltimore
Perkins J. W., over 211 w Baltimore
Perkins P. Lenfield, over 205 and 207 w Bal-
timore
Pollock Henry, 155 w Baltimore
Ridgely Richard H., ii e cor Eutaw and Lex-
ington
Shovey Wm. F., 87 w Baltimore
Stanton Eldridge, n w cor Charles and Fayette
Taylor George W. H. 147 Lexington
Van Ness Charles W. over 159 w Baltimore
Varley Thomas P. over 93 w Baltimore
Walzl Richaj-d, 75 and 77 w Baltimore
Weilepp August, 19 e Baltimore
Wheeden & Son, 135 s Broadway
Wunder George, 483 w Baltimore
Young John H., over § w cor Baltimore and
Charles

Photograph Albums.

Cooke & Green, 278 w Baltimore

Photographer's Stock.

Johnson Wm. R. over 38 .s Charles
King Wm. & Co. 2 n Liberty
Walzl Richard, 75 and 77 w Baltimore
Young John H. over s w cor Baltimore and
Charles

Physicians.

Adkisson Wm. H. H. 210 Franklin
Aiken George B. 272 Saratoga
Aiken Wm. E. A. 25 Hamilton
Aivey G. W. 102 Saratoga
Albers Henry, 95 s Sharp
Aldridge John H. 124 n Charles
Amos Corbin, 145 n Paca
Amthor Robert, 181 n Central av
Andre J. Ridgway, 71 Aisquith
Andrews Thomas F. 38 Mulberry
Armitage James, 193 w Fayette
Arnold Abraham B. 7 s High
Atkinson J. E. 133 Park
Atkiiison Robert, 164 W Fayette
Austin Philip H. 79 n Charles
Ayres Robert H. 73 n Eutaw
Baldwin Edwin C. 124 n Exeter
Baltzell William H. 90 Hanover
Bates J. W. P. 45 Conway
Baxley Henry W. 185 w Fayette
Baynard George, 7 Cathedral
Beall Francis W. 67 Gough

4. HEXRY tJIESE, Commission Merchant, Tor tlie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Planter constanUy on hand, 31 Spear'g Wharf.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

559

Beatty Geor^p D. 34 Franklin

Beck Jolin, 175 Montgomery

Benson George W. 146 Hanover

Benson Philander V., s e cor Hollins and

Oregon
Benzinger Joseph C, Catonsville
Black Calvin, 240 Lexington
Bode William, n e corner Pearl and Baltimore
Boehm Adnlphiis, 58 Barre
Boone J. H. 335 w Lomiiard
Boulden Robert R. 23 n Calvert
Bradford Charles H. 76 Aisquith
Brewer G. G. 76 n Greene
Brewer Marbury, 245 w Biddle
Brooks Horac^ A. 53 St. Paul
Brooks Joseph D. 163 Aisquith
Brown Sejitimus, s e cor Baltimore and Pine
Buckler John, 135 n Charles
Buckler Riggin, 135 n Charles
Buckler Thomas H. 41 Lexington
Buckner Charles S. 12 Catiiedral
Bull Benjamin li. D. 260 w Pratt
Buncher FraiUz, 30 n Bond
Burnetson Edward, 475 Penna. av
Bush Louis F. 212 n Eden
Busk Thomas M. 52 s Broadway
Butler James H 144 Mulberry
Cale L. A. 94 w Pratt
Carr R. Wilson, 100 Park
Chaisty Edward J. 158 Mulberry
Chappell Artrmus, 96 e Pratt
Chatard F. E. 3U n Charles
Chatard F. E. jr., 30 n Charles
Chew Samuel, 70 n Paca
Chunn James T. 181 Madison av
Cockey J. C. 2 s Exeter
Cockrill J. J. 23 s Broadway
Cohen Joshua I. 115 n Charles
Colburn A. W. 166 s Paca
Cole Merryman, 86 n Exeter
Collins George T. 42 Richmond
Collins Stephtn, 36 n Calvert

Connor , 29 s Broadway

Cook 0. A. 122 s Charles

Cooke Theodore, n w cor Hanover*and Lee

Coonan John N. 70 Centre Market space

Coskery Felix S. 188 n Calvert

Cox E. Gover, 92 n Calvert

Dalrymple Augustine, 330 e Pratt

Dalrymple William D. 143 n Eutaw

Dare George H. 40 s Eutaw

Dashiell Nicholas L. 207 s Broadway

Davidson Samuel A. 67 s Charles

Davis William H. 43 Lexington

Dehn Theodore, 55 Conway

Deloughery Edward, 138 Saratoga

Dickson John, 261 w Madison

Diffenderffer Michael, 1 s High

Donaldson Frank, 111 n Charles

Dorsey Robert, 79 w Monument

Doyle John A. 21 s Gay

Dulin Alexander F. 83 w Monument

Dunbar John R. W. 151 w Lombard

Dwinelle James, 117 s Broadway

Eareckson Edwin, 5 n Front

Eastman Lewis M. n e cor Lexington and

Fremont
Edmondson Thomas, 299 Lexington
Egbert Daniel, 210 n Calvert
Emory J. K. B. 18 Courtland
Erich Augustus F. 118 s Broadway
Evans Thomas B. s e cor Ann and Aliceanna
Fa^ycett Christopher, 17 Mosher

Fay George W. 55 .« Edi'U
Feiijour Thomas, 496 w Fayette
Field Phillip S. 606 w Fayette
Fleming J. P. 122 n Greene
Fonerden John, Maryland Hospital, Monu-
ment near Broadway
Frank Samuel L. 124 e Baltimore
Friese Bernard, 108 e Pratt
Friedenwald Aaron, 126 e Baltimore
Friedhofffr John G. 79 Central av
Fulton Robert, 53 s Siiarp
Gait John M. 146 e Pratt
Gambler John, 109 n Hi^h
Gerhardt Adolphus, 73 s Sharp
Gibbons John L. n e cor Eutaw and Saratoga
Gibson George S 116 Park
Gibson George S. jr. 116 Park
Gillingham Charles, 391 w Fayette
Gillingham Charlr.'^, 514 w tialtimore
Gilman Judson, 172 Saratoga
Goldsborough Lrander, 20 Jackson
Goldsmith Robert H. 20 n Liberty
Gordon James W. W. 545 w Fayette
Gordshell George W. 163 n Fremont
Gough Dixon, 70 s Sharp .
Graves John J. 36 Windsor Mill road
Grove Wm. R. 138 n Exeter
Hamel Ernest Y. 155 s B'ind
Hammond Milton, 57 n Paca
Hank J. W. P. 100 w Biddle
Harker Richard M. J. 77 Hillen
Hartman Andrew, 176 Aisquith
Hasson Alexander, 51 Courtland
Haynel Adolphus F. 90 n Eutaw
Heldman Adam J. 120 Pearl
Henkel William, 168 s .Aim
Herring Julius, 144 Pearl
Hess Frederick, 61 n Front
Heuser Charles F. 104 s Sharp
Hillegeist Edmund, 73 Ensor
Uillyard Benjamin R. 538 w ['altimore
Hintze Frederick E. B. 21 s Gay
Hitch Wm. cor Gilnior and Windsor mill road
Hobart John H. Ill Park
Hoffman Daniel P. 279 w Ffiyette
Hollinger Daniel. 79 n Broadway
Holmes Louis, 67 w Centre-
Hopkins Reynolds, 19 h'ranklin
Houck Jacob W. 10 n Front
Huet Augustus, s e cor Fayette and Frederick
Hunt Henry S 204 Eastern av
Inloes Henry A. jr. 92 s Broadway
Jamison William D. 57 Courtland
Jenkins Felix, 146 w Fayette
Johnson Thomas F. 246 Madison ay
Johnston Christopher, 34 Mulberry
Johnston John M. 7 s Frederick
Jones Buckler, 94 s Broadway
Jones C. H.^30 w Fayette
Keck Peter, 100 e Lombard
Keller J. G. 87 n Greene
Kemp William M. 55 n Greene
Kerner Charles, 214 s Bond
Kerner Henry, 214 s Bond
Kessler A. 35 Holiday
Keyser Charles C. 170 German
King John T. 652 w Fayette
Kinnemon Perry S. 73 e Pratt
Knight Samuel T. 112 n Greene
Knowles William G. 55 s Sharp
Krozer John R. 273 Lexington
Lane Franklin, 505 w Fayette
Larkin William D. F. 729 w Baltimore

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Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints aM>l V':ii-m-.lies, 100 "W. IiOiiibard Street.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Lawrence Daniel H. 51 s Wolfe

Leas Charles, 185 Saratoga •

Lester Shi)iley, 132 Conway

Liebman Gustav. 63 n Front

Linthicum J. G. 824 w Baltimore

Littell N. W. 148 n Greene

Ludwig Charles, 125 s Broadway

Mackenzie James S. 35 Lexington

Mackenzie John C. 118 Park

Mackenzie Thomas G. jr. 35 Lexingtoti

Mahon Ormsby S. 138 n Exeter

Maris Edward A. 68 St. Paul

Martin Joseph Lloyd, 80 n Charles

Martin Samuel B. 131 e Pratt

McCulloh James H. 101 e Fayette

McCulloh John K. 101 w Fayette

McGee Thomas C. 63 n Calvert

McKew Dennis, 154 s Sharp

McManus Felix R. 27 s Sharp

McManus Frederick A. 15 n Eutaw

McPherson Maynard, Carey between Sara-
toga and Lexington

McPherson William S., Carey between Sara-
toga and Lexington ""

McSlierry Richard, 189 n Howard

McWilliams P. A. 2 e Fayette

Micheau Theodore J. 249 s Howard

Middleton John D. 102 w Fayette

Milholiand E. F. 253 w Lombard

Miller Edward, 117 s Broadway

Miller Edward A. 193 w Biddle

Mills J. B. 408 Saratoga

Miltenberger George W. 152 w Lombard

Monkur John C. S. 129 s Broadway

Monmonier John F. 225 e Baltimore

Monmonier Louis, 225 e Baltimore

Montgomery James, 134 n Eutaw

Moran J.J. 16 n Strieker

Morawetz L. F. 124 w Fayette

Morgan Gerard E. 66 n Calvert

Morgan W. P. 56 Conway

Morris John, 5 Franklin

Morrison Elijah, 2 Lanvale

Mosher Dr. , 175 n Howard

Muller John R. 154 e Baltimore

Murdoch Thomcis, 107 St. Paul

Neff John, 720 w Baltimore

Norris William H. 275 e Madison

O'Donnell Dominick A. 48 Mt. Vernon place

O'Donovan Charles, 115 w Monument

O'Donovan J no. H. s wcor Franklin and Park

O'Keefe David, 186 Chesnut

Owens James S. 55 w Pratt

Owens Thomas, 174 s Paca

Owings A. G. 77 St. Paul

Owings Henry W. 103 w Fayette

Owings Thomas, 103 w Fayette

Panetti Jacob, 245 s Bond

Panetti John Philip, 88 e Lombard '

Pape G. Edward, 55 n Eutaw

Patrick Thomas L. 145 s Chester

Patterson John H. 58 St. Paul

PearceT.T. G. 39 n Hii^h

Perkins Elisha H. 110 St. Paul

Perkinson J. W. 544 Lexington

Piek Charles H. 16 n Eden

Piggot A. Snovvden, 40 Bolton

Powell Samuel F. 29 Aisquith

Price Elias C. 110 n Eutaw

Prigg Joseph, 53 Holland

Prince Anthony, 90 Thames

Pruly F. 58 e Fayette

Raborg C. H. n w cor Lombard and Howard

Reed Jas. A. s e cor Baltimore and Exeter

Rich Arthur, 39 Lexington

Richardson C. C. 117 s Paca

Richardson Samuel S. 23 n Greene

Ricketts David F. 35 n Eden

Rider William G. 87 Mulberry

Riley William, 47 Lexington

Rippard William, 96 s Sharp

Roberts Charles E. 125 Hanover

Roberts George C. M. 114 Hanover

Robinson Alexander C. s w cor Charles and
Saratoga

Robinson Geo. L. s w cor Charles and Sara-
toga

Rose John, 57 s Sharp

Rueiil Frank, 41 n Central av

Sanborn D. iVl. 67 Harford av

Sandor Adolph, 233 Franklin

Sands William, 548 w Fayette

Sappington Richard, 132 n Gay

Sappington Thomas, 207 Franklin

Saxton Richard 97 Lexington

Schmidt J. 92 n Eutaw

Schwartze Edward, 19 Calhoun

Sea Charles S. 253 n Bond

Shearer Thomas, 80 n Bond

Simpson Josiah, 40 Calhoun

Smith Allan P. 87 Saratoga

Smith Gideon B. 174 Mulberry

Smith Nathan R. 89 Saratoga

Smith T. Emory, s e cor Dolphin and Mc-
Culloh

Smull William G. 19] w Lombard

Snyder George D. 379 Franklin

Spicer Hanson L. 108 HoUins

Starr Hezekiah, 16 n Liberty

Stenson J. F. 88 w Centre

Steuart James H. 31 St. Paul

Steuart James A. 50 Saratoga

Stevenson James S. 134 n Exeter

Stevenson John M. 134 n Exeter

Stewart William, 82 n Charles

Stirling Henry, 25 Franklin

Stoddard Mr.s. Mary, 23 s Bond

Stokes William H. 52 Saratoga

Sullivan John M. 82 s Washington, F. P.

Tappan William C. 174 Stirling

Tarr William H. 109 n Caroline

Taylor Charles F. 43 n Calvert

Taylor Milton N. 34 e Baltimore

Tharp John, 533 w Fayette

Thomas Edwin S. 172 n Exeter

Thomas James Carey, 3 e cor Sharp and
Lombard

Titcomb B. 614 w Baltimore

Tolson George S. 15 George

Uhler J. R. 294 w Lombard

Van Bibber W. Chew, 47 Franklin

Wagner Charles F. 235 s Eutaw

Ward Edward R. 242 w Lombard

Wayson George W. 196 Aisquith

Webster Henry W. jr. 179 s Charles

Webster Henry W. 128 s Sharp

Weiner Morris, 249 w Fayette

Weisel Dr. , 91 s Greene

Wegner Augustus, 101 Lexington

Wheeden Thomas J. 97 s Broadway

Whitaker Josias, 90 Greenmount av

White Alphonso,438 Lexington

White Edward H. 36 Franklin
While Elias A. 36 s Sharp
Whitridge John, 49 n Charles
Whilridge Wm. 49 n Charles

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561

Williams John B. 9 Courtland
Williams John W. 96 s Sharp
Williams Philip C. 201 Madison av
Wilson Henry M. 306 w Fayette
Winslow John R. 143 w Biddle
Womble Pembroke M. 203 w Lombard
Woodville Henry, 135 n Charles
Wroth Wm. J. 216 Madison av
Yeates Henry P. P. 117 n Exeter
Yeates John L. 58 n Front
Zollickoffer Wm. H. 87 n Charles
Zeh Martin, 75 s Bond

Piano Dealers and Manufacturers.

Beacham James R. & Bro. 184 w Baltimore
Benteen Charles S. 10 n Charles and 82 w

Fayette
Gaehle's Piano Manufacturing Co. n e cor

Eutaw and Fayette, and 15, 17, 19 n Eulaw
Gaehle Lewis, 7 s Eutaw
Hewitt Horatio D 56 n Charles
Knabe Wm. & Co. 350 w Baltimore, and 1,

3, 5 and 7 n Eutaw
Steiff Charles M. 103, 105 and 107 Franklin,

and 7 n Liberty
Stieff John L. 7 n Liberty
Thiede W. F. 57 n Eutaw
Wilkens Otto, 487 w Baltimore
Wise John J. & Bro. 31 Hanover

Pickling and Preserving.

Ahern Wm. S., Jackson, F. H.

Baldwin, Myer & Co. 90 West Falls av

Berry & Co. 94 n Calvert

Brinkley & Reeves, 177 West Falls av

Buckley, Crowle & Co. 121 Hillen

Counselman & Hay, 3 s Calhoun

Field Abiathar W. 309 w Lombard

Flam George & Co. 35 n Sharp

Friend Alfred, 91 and 93 McElderry's wharf

Kensett Thomas & Co. West Falls av

McMurray Louis <^ Co. 254 and 256 w Biddle

Mitchell John T. & Co. 13 and 15 Mercer

Numsen, Carroll & Co. 18 Light

Pierce, Hoff & Co. 75 and 77 n Calvert

Raborg &f Bro. rear 16 Hill

Ruppert Joseph, 22] Eastern av

Seebold Henry J. C. 243, 245 and 247 e Mon-
ument

Shriver James & Co. 375 s Sharp

Shriver John L. & Bros. 307 w Pratt

Smith Samuel J. junction Howard and Liberty

Smith Wm. T. ^ Co. n e cor McHenry al
and Lemmon

Thomas Edwd. C. & Sons, 249 Lexington

Thomas S. W. & E. C. jr., 143 German

Thomus Wm. H. 184 York

Waltemeyer Jacob, 13 and 15 Mercer

Wentz Wm. A. & Co. 375 w Pratt

Plumbers.

Bechtel John W. 93 n Eutaw

Boss Henry, 109 Thames

Boyd Joseph B. 8 n High

Brawders Thomas J. 91 n Howard

Broderick Dennis, 518 w Baltimore

Brooks Edwin F. 13 n Eutaw

Callahan Patrick, 19 n Calvert

Carey Patrick, 7 Eulaw House

a rruthers, Son & Co. 35 German

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36

Chaisty E. J. jr , 49 n Calvert

Clark Lepin P. over 44 Holiday

Dorry Edward G. n w cor Pratt and Broad-
way

]>unnettWm. n e cor Eutaw and Madison

Eggelston & Schultz, 121 n High

Eisroad J . F. 638 w Baltimore

Grattan Thos, L. 723 w Baltimore

Healey James, s w cor Calvert and Centre

Hibbitts Thomas, 519 w Baltimore

Hubball E. 8 n Liberty

Hughes Robert, 46 St. Paul

Hunter Andrew, 118 Lexington

Hutchinson Bros. 14 Light

Knipp & Carmine, 114 Saratoga

Lissberger U. & Bro. 8 Camden

Lyons Andrew J. 7 North

Mallalieu Edward, 62 n Howard

Manns & McAllister, s .e cor Saratoga and
Paca

McCahan D. L. 167 e Baltimore

McCahen Daniel, 4 s Bond

McCall Patrick A. 328 w Baltimore

McLaughlin Patrick, 50 e Baltimore

Monoghan Wm. 333 w Fayette

Potter Charles W. 34 w Second

Ratican Thomas, 1 n Frederick

llodgers John ^ Son, 48 n High, store 26 n
Charles

Rothrock John &f Sons. 10 Eutaw House

Sindall & Shorey, 2 w Pratt

Vandaniker Wm. 323 w Fayette

Ward John, 13 ^^, n Frederick

Wilson John A. 62 w Fayette

Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Man-
ufacturers.

Husgen James, 178)^ w Baltimore
Kotter^ Co. 284 w Baltimore
Kuhn Charles T. 73 n Eutaw
Moritz Albert, 541 w Baltimore

Potteries.

Greble Benjamin, 76 Ensor

Herman Peter, 193 MuUikin

Linton Wm. n w cor Lexington and Pine

Ferine M. if Sons, 713 w Baltimore

Sharer Wm. Geo. 711 w Baltimore

Printers— Book and Job.

Hanzsche & Co, over s w cor Light and Bal-
timore
Hanzsche Frederick A. over 232 w Baltimore
Huber Henry E. 4 n Charles
Innes & Maguire, over 164 w Baltimore
Kelly & Riet, 174 w Baltimore
King & Bro. over 162 w Baltimore
Kroh Theodore, (German,) 20 Second
Lucas James Sf Son, over 19 s Calvert
Mills Samuel S. & Co. 24 s Calvert
Murphy John &f Co. 182 w Baltimore
Polmyer Wm. s e cor Baltimore and Gay
Robinson Henry A. 106 w Baltimore
Rose J. B. <^ Co. over 5 s Calvert
Schnauffer Wm. over 3 n Fre<lerick
Schneidereith Charles W. 67 s Sharp
Sherwood Wm. S 6 n Gay
Slater John Y. over n w cor Baltimore and

Charles
Toy John D, cor St. Paul and Baltimore
Wands Wm. W. over 166 w Baltimore

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562

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Wiley John F. over 153 w Baltimore, corner

Crtlvert
Woods John W., City Directory office, 202

w Baltimore
Young James, over 114 w Baltimore

Printers— Coppei'plate.

Anderson. Tas. M.& Son, over 148 w Baltimore
Mcrrikin F. M. ov.-r 159 w Baliimore
Sandys hdwin, 6i32 w Baltimore

Produce Dealers.

Applogarth Alrxander, 2 Bowly's wharf
Arnistnnig & Hopkins, 4 Commerce
Bacr Sf Bro. 143 n Howard
Baker Jamrs M. 39 Pmna. av
Barrett L. Z. &(■ Co. 194 I exinglon
Bau^her «^ Myers, 122 North
Berry N E. over 63 w Pratt
Bigliam <^ Bradford, cor Franklin and Eutaw
Bigley, Hook &c Co. 77 Exchange place
Bond Jas. jr. 6 Hollingsworth and 154 w Pratt
Bond Wni. n e cor Piatt and Hollinirsworth
Bond Tliomas n w cor Calvert and Pratt
Bradford Geo. W. cor Franklin and Eutaw
Carn.s &f Co. 55 South
Christhilf H. B. 8f Co. 66 Pearl
Colladay Charles R. s w cor Fayette and Re-
publican
Cooke Wm. F ,Sc Co. 16 Penna. av
Cornell Sf Co. 70 South
Cox John R. 1^ Pope, s w cor Fayette and

Howard
Delcher Edward W. 184 w Pratt
Delcher Wm. J. 155 w Pratt
Dorsi'y Wm. A. 68 South
Drakeley &c Fenton, 387 w Baltimore
Dryden Charles H. 51 n Eutaw
Duncan Joseph, 47 w Lonibaid
Duvall & Iglehart, 53 w t'latt
Ebert O. A. &f Co. 11 and 18 Patterson
Ehrman Geo. M. n w cor Howard and Pratt
Elder Samuel 8f Co. 32 n Howard
Ellicott Sf Hewes, 67 Exchange place
Eppley &{■ Brother, s e cor Howard and Mul-
berry
Etcliison Sf Dorsev, 104 s Charles
Evans Thomas ti' Sf Co., 80 and 82 Light-st

wharf
Forrester John F. Sf Co. 135 Franklin
Frick E. A. 165 North
Fru3h &f Snyder, 95 Franklin
Fussril J. Sf Co. Saratoga near Calvert
Giese J. Henry, 21 Spear's wharf
Gist & Wells, 126 and 128 s Eutaw
Gritttth Wm. R. Sf Co. 22 Commerce
Grirtitli & Wilson, s w cor South and Pratt
Harry man & Brooks, 43 s Howard
Harryman Josiah 207 e Monument
Harvey Joshua G. &■ Co. 75 Excliange place
Hengst S. &, R. n c cor Paca and Franklin
Hines & West, 90 Liglit-st. wharf
Hopkins & Janney, 18 Spear's wharf
Jones Lewis & Co. 70 Light-st. wharf
Kilburn Uriah, 57 South

Klinefelter Van V. & Bro. 178 and 180 Light-
st. wharf
Knight Robert, ]}4 Hollingsworth
Logue James, 118 n Howard
Love, Martin & Co. 5 Exchange place
-Macduffie Archie B. 96 Light-st. wharf

Mathiot Aug G. 6 Bowly's whf, up stairs
McClernan John, 201 INorth
McDonnell Thos n e cor Pratt and Commerce
Medinger& Bro. 158 and 160 Forrest
Meixsel & Grafton, 149 w Pratt
Middleton L. 79 South
Neilson &f Co. 132 n Howard
IV orris Wm. E. & Co. 114 s Eutaw
North, While iSj- Jones, 174 Light-st. wharf
I Payne <^ Wilson, 50 s Frederick

Pearson Sf Coleman, 106 w Lombard
I Quinlan Joseph E. 149 n Gay

Rau John C. & Co. cor Howard and Franklin
Roliii-ison R(jbert S. s e cor Dolphin and

Pennsylvania av
Roder &' Miizel, 287 n Gay
Roseiistock Samuel, 214 Aiiccanna
Sauerwein P. & Son, 101 n Howard
Schloss R.(rbert, 161 Cmiwciy
Sedgwick J. HarveV) 81 Smith's wharf
Segcrman Wm H. Sand 10 Penna av
Shewbrooks Wm. H. agent, 124 Light-st whf
Shriver Brt)s. 376 vv Baltimore
Sliurtz Wm. D. Sf Co. 11 Commerce
Slagle C. VV. & Co 118 and 122 North
Small George, 64 North
Stansbury Darius, 115 and 117 n High
Staum John & Co. 78 Light-st wharf
Stevenson Sf Sons, 165 n Howard
Stonebruker^ Co. 53 ai;d 55 s Howard
Stinfe J. R. & Co. 126 North
Sullivan John Sf Sons, 2 Camden
Townseiid Samui.'l, 52 Light
Truett Oliver, n e cor Cheapside and Pratt
Wardell Edward D. n e cor Cheapside and

Pratt
Wardell Samuel, over 116 w Pratt
Welsh & Edward, 158 Franklin
White James Sf Co. 22 Commerce
Williams Janns W. 42 Pearl
Wittman Wm. W. 92 Light st. wharf
Young Ge(n-ge & Co., (commission) 80 and

199 North
Zell Peter Sf Sons, 147 and 149 n Howard

Provision Dealers-
Armstrong Sf Hopkins, 4 Commerce
Baer Sf Bro. 143 n Howard
Baker James M. 39 Penna. av
Bankard Jacob J. 40 Second
Carson Joseph & Co. s e cor Light and Bal-

derston
Cassard G. Sf Son, 407 and 409 w Baltimore
Cassard Cieorge, 46 South
Clautice Francis, 69 w Pratt
Colladay Charles R. s w cor Fayette and Re-
publican
Colladay J. M. Sf Bro. 461, 463 and 465 w

Fayellc
Coulter <^ Co. 53 and 55 Light, and 2 and 4

Ellicott
Frist E. P. ^ Co s e cor High and Fawn
(ieorge Sf Jenkins, 48 South
Gilbert Lewis, 212 n Hovv-ard
Green Wm. H. & Bro. 488 Lexington
Hack Frederick A. 375 w Baltimore
Harvey Joshua G. & Co. 75 Exchange place
Hopkins Sf Janney, 18 Spear's wharf
Humphreys Sf Co. 4 Light-st wharf
Huster Andrew M. n w cor Cathedral and

Richmond
Keller Andrew J. n w cor Madison and Biddle

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• Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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Kesller John G. 173 Dniid Hill av
Kimberly Bnithers, 28 Buren and 61 w Pratt
Kloman Frederick, 116 William
Krebs George L. 53 n Caroline
KroegerLnuis, s wcor Schroederand Lombard
Love, Martin &c Co 5 Exciiaiige place
Lusby Wm. M. s w cor Bond and Orleans
Megce Cliarlt's T. n e cor Caroline and Pratt
Megee Geo. E. n w cor Central av and Pratt
Oakford & Co. 14 Water
Pappler George W. 9 n Choptank
Patterson Gilbert, 42 n Calvert
Pentz H. B. .35 w Pratt
Parkinson John W. 31 n Greene
Poumairat Sf McCully, 49 Light
Ray Alexander, H3 n Broadway
Rieman Henry 8f Sons, 24 n Howard
Rieman Wm. J. &c Co. 371 w Baltimore
Reynolds Isaac &{ Sons, over s e cor Exchange

place and Commerce
Ruckle Geo. W. n e cor Gay and Monument
Shriner Albert, 243 Light
Slater Samuel J. 14U s Bond
Smith & Nicodemus, 56 South
Stansbury John S. 12 and 14 Penna av
Sweeny Peter, 207 and 209 Lexington
Taylor Th(mias G. 47 Centre
Walling Charles K. 364 w Lombard
Warfield S. & J. s e cor Fremont and Raborg
Wedge Wm. S. 126 n Howard

Pump Makers.

Bandel Leonard J 97 McElderry's whf
Black & Sapp, 115 Smith's whf
Cathcarl Robert & W. H. 113 Thame.s
Coleman Edward, Baltimore nr Wolf
Delano Wm H. 72 w Pratt
Sisselberger Andrew, 159 Penna av

Railways.

Applegarth & Co. foot of Cross
Beacham Bros., Covington, foot of Warren
Cooper & Slicer, s w cor Philpot and Wills
Fardy J. T. & Bro. foot of Montgomery
McGee Thomas H. foot of Hamburg

Ranges and Furnaces.

Bibb& Co. 39 Light

Collins & Heath, 22 Light

Cunningham & Cochran, 53 s Calvert, and

Cheapside s of Lombard
Hayward, Bartlett & Co. 24 Light
Hutchinson Brothers, 14 Light
McAvoy Hugh L. 14 Light
Weatherby J. & Sons, 4U and 42 Light

Eegalia Makers.
Sisco Brothers, 95 w Baltimore
Restaurants.

Akers Henry, 84 Gough

Alheit John G. 311 w Pratt

Amey Joseph H. 1 n Greene

Amos Wm. Y. 504 n Gay

Anderson Tliomas M. 33 Centre market space

Andre Frederick C. 303 Light

Asbeck Louis, 13 s Eutaw

Bartz Daniel, 28 Light

Bauer Charles, 77 n Gay

Baumgartner Andrew, Webster Hall, 45 Al-
bemarle

Beck Thomas, Rock Spring Lager Beer Gar.
den.s, Baltimore near Calverton road

Becker Nicholas, ii w cor Eastern av and
President

Benner Otto, W^ashington Gardens, s w cor
Penna av and Greenwillow

Bien &, Heiser, 556 w Baltimore

Bitter Lewis, 5 w Pratt

Blanck John, 471 w Baltimore

Blanke Mrs. Mary, 244 Aliceanna

Bond Ale.xander, Chesapeake house, 5 w
Pratt

Bond John H. s e cor Baltimore and Greene

Bond Thomas G. & Co. Charleston house,
76 w Pratt

Both man Gustav, Washington house, 284 w
Pratt

Boyd Wm. B. 8 n High

Brewer & Co. 4 s Frederick

Buck George W. Fulton house, 34 w Pratt

Busch Geory:e M. Ferry bar house

Busch Henry, 204 Light

Byrne Hugh, 70 President

Carling Michael, Black Horse, 63 Penna. av

Carr &f Miller, 7 w Pratt

Carroll Mortimer, 115 Camden

Christopher 8f Ilir.sch, 40 e Pratt

Cole & llibner, s e cor Franklin and Paca
Connelly James C. 82 s Howard
Cray &f Bro. 65 Centre market space
Crone Wm. C, "Wee Drop," s e cor High

and Fayette
Crusse John, 81 Boston
Davis Charles W. 15 Centre market space
Dawson Charles, 1(J4 s Howard
Dieriiig Herman F. 4 Patterson
Doering Geoige, 796 w Baltimore
Eckhardi &f Lauer, 71 Hanover
Elhnger John F. 191 Light
Ellinger & i-'linder, 38 w Fayette
English &f Lea, 19 e Baltimore
Erjjenbeck Henry, 219 s Broadway
Ewell S( Kelley, 12 St. Paul
F'efel Joseph, jr. n ecor Baltimore and Strieker
Fischer Christian, 109 Camden
Fitzgerald Richard, 7f8 w Baltimore
Foltz & Ehlen, 5 Lovely la •
Franklin Henry J . 2 Light
Gardner Francis, 8 s High
Garrett William A. 239 s Broadway
Geekie Charles W, 123 w Baltimore
Geiglein John, Madison house, terminus Mad-
ison av R. R.
Gilmour James D. &f Sons, 124 w Baltimore
Gorman Arnold T. 55 Centre market space
Granger Francis, 204 Lexington
Gunther Henry, 252 Aliceanna
Haas Philip, 43 Penna. av
HafTer George, 7 Calverton road
Harback Francis M. 10 St. Paul
Heiderick Anton, 17 and 19 s Liberty
Heien Hermann, 280 s Broadway
Heiller John, 17 n Liberty
Helmling Henry, 62 w Fayette
Hempel Frederick, 10 n Frederick
Hendricks James D. 6 n Calvert
Kett Henry, 141 w Lombard
Hofiman Joseph H. 522 w Baltimore
HoUe Henry, 41 Commerce

HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &o.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's 'Wliarf.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street. *

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Humphreys Owen T. n e cor Sharp and
Camden

Hunler Alexander, 63 Thames

Johnson Klijali, 7"26 w Baltimore

Jones Mrs. Beriha, 1 President

Joyce Eugene T. 1]3 Camden

Keach Cyril W., German st Hall, 26 German

Kolle Henry, 21 n Frederick

Koors William, s w cor Holiday and Fayette

Marr S{ Morrisett, 47 w Fayette

Moffit Mrs. Louisa, ]42 Hughes-
Montgomery Mrs. Hannah, 157 and 159 w
Madison

Muhl Louis B. 187 Lexington

Muth Louis, 74 n Gay

O 'Byrne Hugh, 70 President

O'Connor Fiancis, Shamburg house, 31 s
Liberty

O'Meara Andrew, 104 Light-st wharf

Parker J . jr. 4 ii Liberty

Parlett Mcises L. Hand tavern, 42 n Paca

Piquett John T. 502 w Pratt

Pratt Street Hall, 237 w Pratt

Preston Patrick, Calvert house, s e cor Cal-
vert and Pleasant

Reier Henry, 53U vv Baltimore

Reilly Joseph, jr., basement 11 South

Reinhart George, 870 w Baltimore

Rice Mrs. Stephen, 63 and 65 South

Richter Lewis, 30'J Canton av

Rooney Mrs. Kate, 29 w Pratt

Ruhland William, 126 w Lombard

Ruskell J(din, 87 w Baltimore

Russell John, 953 w Pratt

Rutherford Joseph, 125 w Baltimore

Schaefer William, 363 Canton av

Schabtzky Anthony, 75 Penna. av

Schelliias William, 35 n Paca

Schmidt George, 299 w Pratt

Sclunitz Henry, 2 s Frederick

Schuite Henry, 4 s Paca

Schwarz i^ Otto, 5 South

Seymour S,- Fornshill, 92 w Baltimore

Shamburg House, 29 and 31 s Liberty

Shamburg John, 43 and 45 s Liberty

Shaw Christopher, 13 n High

Sliijiiey Andrew W. 532 w Jjaltimore

Slen Andrew, 3b Towson

Sorg William, Calverton road near Fayette

Spngg <^- AUis, Calverton house, Calverton
road

Stehl H nry, 193 Lexington

Stein Henry, 95 Penna. av

Stesch Julias, 429 w Baltimore

Stewart James, 56 Eastern av

Stockman Frederick W. 37 Ensor

Strauss George W. 6J s Charles

Swearer Charles, Carroll house, 1 Grant and
1 Hollingsworth

Tate Jumes T. 11 n En taw

Theile George, Patterson near Cable

Volkman Charles, 76 s Howard

Walsh Jas. P. 152 n Calvert

Whiti; Robert, 16 Fell

Wilkinson Sf Bmther, n e cor Bank and Bond

ZiiniiK rs Frederick, 211 Lexington

Zinkand William, 59 President

Zippriau Joiui, s e cor Lee and Eutaw

Kahl Morris, 23 s Gay

Kendall & Co. 5 e Baltimore

Killmeier Max, 42 Clay

Knauf Paul, y72 w Baltimore

Knoop Charles, Boston Steamship whf

Kunsman Wm. H. 126 Light-st whf
Lambert Isaac, Pennsylvania house, 158

Franklin
Levell Ell ward F. 57 Second and 58 Exchange

place
Lindner Barbara, 79 n High
Loewer Peter, s w cor- Lombard and Light
Marshall James, 186 Lexington
McCambridge John, 122 n Gay
McKeever John, 56 Frederick av
Meyer George, 125 Franklin
Miller John P. 119 Penna. av
Sherwood Richard P. s e cor Harrison and

Fayette
Smith George H 74 s Eutaw
Spreckelmeyer George H. Bellevue Gardens,

nr City limits
Wagner J. & B. L. 190 w Pratt
Welsh Alonzo, Fort av., L. P.

Boiling Mills.

Brooke Bros. ^Co. n e cor Hudson and Canton
Coate.s & Bro. Locust Point Rolling Mills
Trego, Thompson & Co. s e corner Canton
av and Eden

Roofers,

Garth & Lowenstein, cor Hanover and Cross
Geddes James W. 67 North
Hetzel Jno. G. n e cor Lexington and Howard
McCauley Wm. 34 s Bond
Mitchell Joseph B. agent, over 195 w Pratt
Page Bros. & Co. (gravel and slate,) 111
Smith's wharf

Rope Makers and Ship Chandlers.

Applegarth John A. & Co. 109 Smith's whf

Ash George T. 128 Dugan's whf

Brown & Pope, 31 Philpot

Coleman K Bailey, 105 and 107 Thames

Deetjen Tyark, 74 and 76 Thames

Dickinson & Cliappell,95 South

Durand John H. 132 w Pratt and n e corner

Eden and John
Ehrman Lewis, cor Nicholson and Towson
Gambrill, Hooper & Co. s w cor Pratt and

South
Henderson John& Co. corner Commerce and

Pratt, rope walk 425 Harford av
Jackson Charles M. & Co. cor Smith's wharf

and Pratt
Jones Levin, 166 and 168 Light-st whf
Klinefelter Overton H. 69 w Pratt
Le Brou & Bro. 1 Thames
Mitchell Henry M. & Co. 73 Smith's wharf
Mitchell Marcellus A. 2 Spear's whf
Morton A. B. & Sons, 103 Smith's wharf
Ramsey James G. 13 Thames
Torney Otto, 103 McElderry's wharf
Vickery, Muir »fe Co. foot of West Falls ay

and cor Aliceanna
Waite Samuel R. s w cor Hughes and Cov-
' ington

Westcott James, 113 McElderry's wharf
Wiley Alexander, 166 Light

Saddle and Harness Makers.

Armstrong & Weber, s w corner Park and
Fayette

AUG. G. MEYER A CO.. Manufacturer* of White Lend, Zlwe, Putty, Lampblack, Glue,
Heatsfoot OU, Saltpetre, Painta and Varnlslie*, 100 W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, IMo. dO W.

Baltimore Street.

BUSINESS DIRECtORY.

565

Boyd James H. 48 German

Boyd Thomas S. W. 741 w Baltimore

Daily Tiiomas, 41 South

Day AltVfd G. 42i w Baltimore

Farquharson Francis L. 17 s Calvert

Gaither Greenbury, 175 w Pratt

Hammond John D. 348 w Baltimore

Hammond, Sellers & Co. 304 w Baltimore

Hoffman Jacob, 76 n Gay

Hoffman Joseph E. 608 w Baltimore

Hunt Samuel, 20-2 w Baltimore

Jameson John W. 90 n Howard '

Jenkins M. W 10 South

Jurgens John C. 45 n Paca

Lawsoii Robert, 277 w Baltimore

Lerch Augustus, 155 and 157 w Pratt

LillyRichard, 7 s Calvert

Mercer Luther 0. 334 w Baltimore

O'Brien James, 64 \v Fayette

Piatt William, 9 Lisht

Ruckle Joseph N. 861 w Baltimore

Steinbach Christian, 344 w Pratt

Stevens Joseph, North near Lexington

Thumm Jacob F. 149 Franklin

Toner John, 127 Franklin

Vey Henry P. 131 Penna. av

Salt Dealers.

Pearce Samuel T. 58 Exchange place
Vosburgh & Co. 72 South

Saddlery Hardware.

Jenkins Edward & Son, 180 w Baltimore
Mackenzie Thomas & Sons, 222 w Baltimore
Paine Allen, Son & Co. 2 s Liberty

Safes — Fire Proof.

Miller Luke H. (manuf.) 265 w Baltimore
Proseus Alfred, 57 Exchange place
Spear Bros. 41s Charles

Sail Makers.

Adkisson & Co. s w cor Camden and Light
Ballard Edward J. over 96 Light-st wharf
Brown Jacob C. 107 South
Brown & Pope, 31 Philpot
Buck & Carter, 85 Smith's wharf
Clark Thomas S. & Son, 128 Dugan's whf
Cromwell & Bro. over 158 w t'ratt
Davis Bradford A. 71 Smith's wharf
Eskridge & Mitchell, 111 Smith's wharf
Farland John F. 81 Smith's wharf
Gray J. Joseph, Ramsay's wharf
Hambleton Thomas B. 6 Bowly's wharf
Hooper Thos. H., Covington, over 2 Spear's

v^harf
Lamdin Edward S. 117 s Eden
Lamdin & Waddy, s e cor Buchanan's wharf

and Prutt
Loane Jabez W. 2 Bowly's wharf
Milbourn, Adams &f McGee, over 4 Light-st

wharf, and foot of West Falls av
Miskimmon Thomas, 130 Dugan's wharf
Mitchell Zechaiiah, 92 Light-st wharf
Shaw & Byrn, 123 McElderry's wharf
Tall Washington, 73 Smith's wharf
Trego Geo. W. over 77 Smith's wharf
Wake John C. 103 McElderry's wharf
Wheeden James C. <^ Son, Commercial whf

Saloons — Lager Beer.

Andre Frederick C. 303 Light

Asbeck Louis, 13 s Eutaw

Bauernschmidt George, Belair av nr Chester

Beck George, 360 Penna. av

Bothman Gustavus, 284 w Pratt

Boyd Wm. B., American and German lager
beer wine saloon, 8 n High

Kaiser Charles, 16 e Lombard

Lanman Louis, 21 Calverlon road

Schwinn George, n w cor Broadway and Or-
leans

Voigt Wm. August, 348 Light

Weber George J. 12 s Frederick

Weitzel Henry, 82 Lancaster

Buchsbaum Henry, s e cor Central av and
Lombard and s e cor L. Gough and Stiles

Jacobs John, 99 n Paca

Koehler Jacob, 63 s Charles

Lawrance Henry, Belair av near Baltimore
Cemetery

Loos Henry, 12 n Frederick

Meyer George, 125 Franklin

Otto Christian, 311 w Pratt

Popp John E. 43 and 45 Ensor

Pringsheim Moritz, 16 s Frederick

Raiber Joseph, 1 s Frederick

Boeder Fre.lerick, 147 w Lombard

Ruppert Joseph, 215 Eastern av

Schierbaum August, 74 s Charles

Schmidt Louis, 54 German

Schrader Charles, 221 n Gay

Wiessner F., Belair av, near Baltimore Ceme-
tery

Sash, Door and Blind Manufac-
turers.

Cate Anion, n e cor East Falls av and Fawn
Maughlin W. W & Sons, East Falls av and

55 w Pratt
Stevens George 0. & Co. 47 w Pratt
Wilson John W. & Son, s e cor Eutaw and

Cross

Saw and Planing Mills.

Abbott & Sons, City Block, next to draw-
bridge

Buschman & Co. cor President and Canton
av. and Caroline and Canton av.

Cate Amon, cor East Falls av and Fawn

Ehrman & Bersch, 210 s Howard

Ely & Golibart, Hudson, s e cor Lawrence

Gelston Hugh D. 197 s Caroline

Maughlin W. W. &, Sons, East Falls av and
55 w Pratt

Robinson E. W. cor Caroline and Aliceanna

Rouse Rudolph, 30, 32 and 34 Eastern av

Storck Adolph, 152 East

Stow Thomas & Sons, Uhler's al

Thomas Jose|)h & Son, Clay w of Park

Tyler G. K. & Co. 49 w Pratt

Wilson, Duker, & Co. n w cor President and
Canton av

Wilson John W. & Son, s e cor Eutaw and
Cross

Scales.

Fairbanks & Co's Scales, warehouse 246 w
Baltimore

tile: GJR.OVER & BAKER SERVING MACHIIVE is the best for all purposes— SAXIQS
ROOMS^lSl Baltimore Street.

THE GREAT FURNISHIJNTG HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

5fi6

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Marden Jesse, s e cor Charles and Balderston
Murdoch Richard, 46 s Charles

Seed Stores.

Ault Samuel, jr. 28 s Calvert
Bolffiano Francis W. 275 e Baltimore
Bolgiano & Sons, 28 s Calvert
Cromwell Richard, 46 and 48 Light
Maxwell John & Son, 5 Ensor

Sewing Machines.

Florence Sewing Machine Co., 155 w Balti-
more, D. W. 'Clark, agent

Grover 8{ Baker 181 w Baltimore

Holt^man George, 285 w Pratt

Shanks Tiiomas", s w cor Sharp and Lombard

Singer Manufacturing Improved Sewing Ma-
chine Co. 159 w Baltimore, Charles A.
Sponsler, agent

Wheeler & Wilson, W. Merrell, agent, 214
w Baltimore

Ship Builders and Marine Rail-
ways.

Abrahams John J. screw Dock, Thames foot

of Caroline, office 58 Philpot
Beacham Bros., Covii.gton foot of Warren
Booz & Bro., Atlantic wharf, Canton •
Cooper &f Slicer, s w cor Philpot and Wills
Fardy John T. & Bro. foot of Montgomery,

and cor Hughes and Covington
Hagen &f Co. sside Basin
Hooper Mr.s. Hannah, cor Covington and

Warren
Jones & Ashcraft, n e cor Wolfe and Thames
McGee Thomas H. foot Hamburg
Muller James N. 1 Philpot
Skinner James A. foot of Henry

Ship Joiners.

Allen Henry, Wolfe tiear Aliceanna
Clark &c King, foot of Henry
Crookshank Charles S. foot of Ann
Harris William D. 44 Philpot
Herold George, 271 s Wolfe
•Loane Joseph G., Warren nrCovington Wells

wharf
Lynch Stephen, Ann s of Thames
Mills John 1^ Henry, near Bdsin
Mills William, foot of Hamburg
Morris Charles T. J38 Thames
Morris George W 2] York
Simpson James T. <^- Benj. F. 19 Philpot
Waggner Louis, s e cor Thames and Wolfe
Young Joshua A. foot of 'Mill

^ Ship Smiths.

Bowen S{ Fairbank, foot of Hamburg
Collins & Townsend, 10 Philpot
CuUimore Sf Austin, 1 and .3 Fell
Hergesheimer Elijah, 38 Fell, and Patapsco,

Canton
Laughton John W. foot of Cross
Sherwood Philip, 17 Philpot
Van Nostrand Wm. A., Screw Dock
Waite Samuel R., n w cor Covington and

Montgomery
Yewell John, 188 Light

Shipping Masters.

Jones Robert H. over n w cor Frederick and

Pratt
Zachary Capt. William, 105 Bowly.'s wharf

Shipping Merchaats.

Boninger Brother, over 29 s C'larles

Brauns F. L. & Co., s e cor Lombard and

Cheapside
Cheston Jas. & Son, cor Cable and Patterson
Capron & Co. 79 South

Cooper Edw. K. over s w cor South and Water
Corner James & Sons, Corner's wharf, foot

of Frederick-st. Dock
Eastman I. B. & Co., 70 w Lombard
Fenwick Henry H. 77 Smith's wliarf
Fisher Brothers & Co. over 52 s Gay
Fitzgerald, Booth & Co., 6 s Gay
Foard & Rogers, 16 Bowly's wharf
Garmendia C G. De &c Co. 18 Commerce
Gerdes, Bulling i^ Wehrhane, 143 w Lombard
Geyer G. VVilkins, 122 w Lombard
Girvin J. M 23 Spear's wharf
Gittings Lambert & Co., 58 Buchanan's whf
Hall Amasa C. 81 Smith's wharf
Hall Sf Loney, 56 Bucluinaii's wharf
Hamilton Silas M. 117 w Baltimore
Hand S. G. 101 Smith's wliarf
HodiTCS Benj. M., jr. over s w cor Gay and

Lombard
Howell Wm. &. Son, 60 s Gay
Hughes John, under Corn Exchange, n w
cor South and Wood

Jenkins Hugh & Co., 18 w Second

Johnson Samuel M. Sf Co. cur Towson and
Nicholson, L. P., and J2 O'Donnell's whf

Kidder Camillus, 16 Bowly's wharf

Kirkland, Chase 8f Co., '83 and 85 Smith's
wharf

Knox & Co., 125 Smith's wharf

Leslie Robert, Gl s Gay

Lurman 8,' Co., 31 s Charles

Matthews Thomas R. &f Sons, 18 Bowly's
Wharf

Mi:Dowell Francis, 47 Hollins

O'Hern M. P. ^ Co. 35 s G.iy

Pendergast Charles, 77 Smith's wharf

Pendergast Frederick 8f- Co. 77 Smith's whf

Perot Wm. H. over n w cor Gay and Pratt •

Phillips Samuel & Co. 97 South

Rollins Thornton, 308 Lexington

Schaer &{ Kohler, over 6'J Exchange place

Schumacher A. i^ Co., 6 s Charles

Small Wm. ^' Edward, 93 Smiih's wharf

Spence <V Reid, 5 Spear's wharf

Stabler E. jr., &f Co. 23 South

Te.«dorpf iSf Co., 63 Bxclian<re place, upstairs

Townsend &f Askins, 37 w Pratt

Tucker R. Sf H R., 56 s Gay, up stairs

Vocke Claas 8f Co., 116 s Charles

Von Kapff S,' Arens, 22 German

Whitridge Thomas 8,- Co., 22 and 24 Bowly's
wharf

Yates Joseph C. 8f Co., over n w cor Gay ,
and Pratt

Shirt Manufacturers.

Adams T. W. 171 w Baltimore
Blimline 8f Bro. over 2 n Liberty

JAJ>I£:s H. JOHNSOX, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Marien's Fire ana AVnter-proof
Roofing, ami Patent Neoteric Smokiiiui; Tubes, pv«-»-*»*' *»• >2°'itinao'^e-st.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.,

No. 40 W. Baiumcit! Siieet.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

5<'>7

Danskin Sf Co. ]^5 w Raltimore

Donahue Ricliard, 240 w Baliimore

Lauer Lewis <^ Co. 283 w Baltimore

Lnckwood Charles L. &c Cn. 121 w Raltimore

Magee Wm. P. 60 ii Eutaw

Raymond, Hurton &f Co., KiS w Baltimore

Towies Wm. P. & Bro., 145 w Baltimore

Shoe Findings.

Aolt Samuel, jr. 28 s Calvert
Bolgiano &c Sons, 28 s Calvert
Coakley Sf Bro. 18 s Calvert
Larrabee Ephraim 8f Sons, 20 s Calvert
Mason C. Sf Son, 125 n Hi-h
Maxwell John <^' Son, 5 Ensor
Roquc Francis, 19 Harrison
Solze John A.. 312 w Pratt
Stehli Anthony, 57 Harrison
Stevens David, jr. 22 Water
Weinreich Frederick, 467 w Baltimore

Show Case Manufacturers.

Rare Christopher H. 2() McClellan'.s al
Sauer Francis, 184 w Baltimore, up stairs

Show Cards.

Quartley C. 27G w Baltimore
Shriver & Co. over 234 w Baltimore

Silk Weavers.

Monumental Silk Works, Towies, Brother ^•
Co. proprietors, 25 German

Silver Platers.

Huri;ess Caleb H. & John, Fayette nr Sharp

Churchill Lorey, 10 Mercer

Gminder Jacob, 117 w Baltimore and 10 s

Calvert
Gordon George B. over* 46 Holiday
Gosiiell John T. 147 w Fayette
Holmes William, 12 Bank la
Knipe Jacob, 41 n Frederick
Reay David, jr., over 10 South
Rosendnrn Francis, Wine al near Light
Sauter William, 20 s Sharp
Sawkins Frederick A., <)ver 24 s Liberty
Seeger Jacob, 23 German

Silversmiths.

Gordon George B. over 46 Holiday
Kirk Samuel i^ Sons, 172 w Baltimore
Wariier Andrew E., sr. 10 ii G-.y
Warner Andrew E., jr. 133 e Baltimore

Soap and Candle Manufacturers.

Armstrong James & Co. Concord between

Lombard and Pratt
Faringer Charles, 5 Liberty al
Fowler &f Leitch, 5 Cider al
Graham John, s w cor Caroline and Canton av
Kimberly Bros. 28 Buren and 51 w Pratt
Kimberly Harry, 27 and 29 Buren
Lipps & Vogel, Calverton road nr Baltimore
Smith (V Curlett, cor Holiday and Pleasant
Webb James, 136 Ensor

Spice Mills.

Eroadbent J. F. & Co. 57 n Calvert
Crawford William H. & Co., 62 South
Joyes, Brummel &(■ Co., 113 w Lombard
Pa'ca Steam .\1 ills, Charles MarkrII, proprie-
tor, 3 e cor Calvert and Lombard

Steanjship Lines.

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co. 3

Light St. wharf, T. .\lex. Shriver, ag^nt
Baltimore Steam Packet Co., s end Concord,

Union dock. M. N. Falls, agent
Baltimore and Susquehanna Steamboat Co.,

fool West Falls av, Jos. Jas. Taylor, agent
Boston Steamship Line, foot of Frederick-st.

dock, Ambrose L. Huggins, agent.
Individual Enlerpris'^ Steamboat Co. Light-st

wharf, foot of Camden
New York and Baltimore Transportation Line,

o'ffice 3 Liglit-sc. wharf, J. Alex. Shriver,

agent
Slaughter's Line of Steamers, cor. Light st.

wharf and Caind(4ri
Washington, .Alexandria and Georgetown

Steam Packet Co. foot of Commerce, Clias.

Worthington, agent

Steam Planing Mills.

Buschman & Cos. cor President and Canton

av, and Caroline and Canton av
Cate Amon, n e cor ivist Falls av and Fawn
Ehrman & B-rsch, 210 s Howard
Gi'IstoM Hugh D. 197 s Caroline
M lughliii W. W. & Sons, n e cor East Falls

av and Stiles, and wan'house 55 w Pi-att
Rouse Rudolph, 30, 32 and 34 Eastern av
Wilson John W. & Son, s e cor Eutaw and

Cross

Steam and Water Heating.

Basslior Thes. C. & Co. (also low-pressure
steam heating and steam gauges,) 26 Light

StenCil Cutters.

Cesaii Atigelo, 115'^ w Lombard
Muluiari Peter, 115!^ w Lombard

Storage Warehouses.

Baylies James L. 22 Spear's 'U'harf
Fields Mitchell R. 118 Smith's wharf

Stove Dealers.

Rechtel John W. 93 n-Rutaw

Bell George, 248 Hollins

Bibb & Co. 39 Light

Collins & Heath. 22 Light

Cunningham & Cochran, 53 s Calvert, and

Cheapside s of Lombard
Dailey A. & Bro. 759 w Baltimore
Fisher Charles, 92 n Gay
Fiieman S. 80 n Eutaw
Frey Jacob, n e cor Hamburg and Sharp
Geiger Edmund L. H. 88 n Howard
Geize Augustus, 308 n Gay
Harig J. & B. L. 72 Hill
Hay ward, Bartlett & Co. 24 Light

Sbirts, Drawers. Sock*!. Clloves. Hosiery, Suspeuders, Cheapest and Best, at R \T-
fllOJVD. BURTON & CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clotiiing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

568

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hutchinson Brothers, 14 Light
Herrlich Charles, 17 and 19 w Second
Koch Jacob, 210 Hanover
Letmate William George, 59 Penna. av
Loney & Bro. 156 n Gay
McAvov Hu^h L. 14 Light
Meyer G. & Co. 505 w Baltimore
Norris Thomas, "45 s Calvert
Ohm H. Philip, 66 s Sharp
Oldershaw John B. 217 w Pratt
Peter-s John T. 441 w Pratt
Richards Joshua H. 442 w Baltimore
Sexton S. B. & Co 111 w Lombard
Sindall & Shorey. 2 w Pratt
Stewart Joseph W. 369 w Baltimore
Stran Wm. H. & Co. s e cor Light and Lom-
bard
Theisz Conrad & Son, 82 Pearl
Thomas John & Son, 15 s Liberty
Weatherby J. & Sons, 40 and 42 Lisht
Weiskittel Anton, 302,304, 306 and 308 Alice-
anna
Wolf Edmund, n e cor Light and Lombard

Steam Sugar Refineries.

Dougherty, Woods & Co. n e.cor Lombard

and Concord
'Maryland Steam Sugar Refining Co., F. W.

Brune & Sons, agents, O'Donnell's wharf
White and Elder, agents for Chesapeake Sugar

Refinery, Grocers Kxchange, cor Exchange

place and Commerc

Surveyors.

Bryson Gilbert H., City Hall

BouldenOwen ^- Hro. over 11 North

Dawson Wm. H. n e cor St. Paul and Fayette

Duff Capt. Henry, 37 Fell

Martenet Simon J. 6 South

Templeman& Shipley, 48 Lexington

Sutlers' Stores.

Hunt ^ Muller, 110)^ w Baltimoi-e
Johnson & Behr, 77 w Baltimore
Simnionds Fiorian, 446 Lexington
Wiltbank Cnmly J. over 33 s Charles
Woodruff Wm. 53 w Pratt

Tailors' Trimmings.

Bogue Henry, over 226 w Baltimore

Buschman Victor H. 2 Hanover

Griffith John A. & Co. over s w cor Baltimore

and Charles
Moore &c Caughev, 6 s Cliarles
Moore Robert & JBro. 2.33 w Baltimore
Rogers, B-iwes & Co. over 3 s Charles
Trust & Hahn, over 251 w Baltimore
Wise Mrs. F. over 5 s Charles'

Tanners.

\^ Appold George & Sons, North near Madison
Bayfield & Gregg, s e cor Holiday and Centre
Duker Henry, rear 40 and 42 n Front
Heaid John H. &f Co. s e cor North and Mad

ison
Klee.s Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga
Lohse & Bro. n e cor Eastern and Central avs
Maynard, Ely & Rose, 46 s Calvert
Musgrave James, 103 n Front

J. HE^VRY GIE.se, Commission Merchant.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster

Pasquay & Gemundt, 5 Harrison
Selway Robert, 14 s Calvert
Sewell Thomas & Sons, 44 Penna av
Slartzman Abraham, 110 s Central av
Trautman Gustavus C. 104 Pearl

Tea Dealers.

Berry Benjamin, Baltimore near Tripolets al

Burgy W. Corwin, 14 n Charles

Forbes Mathias L. 82 w Baltimore

Gillet .Martin & Co. 38 w Lombard

Hagerty Edw. Baltimore 2doors e of Frederick

Pearson George, 105 Lexington

Reese Charles & Co. cors. Eutaw, Garden and

Fayette
Reese H. Sf Eros. 207 and 209 w Pratt
Reitz Henry L. & Sons, 93 Hanover
Sander" George & Co. 65 Exchange place
Sanders &c George, 96 w Lombard
Smoot, Habersham'(^ Barrett, 79 Exchange pi
Stabler Jordan, 214 w Lombard
Watts G. S. 8f Co. 21 s Calvert

Telegraphs.

American Telegraph Co. s w cor Baltimore

and South. W. F. Snyder, manager
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, at the old

City Hall, Holiday near Saratoga
Peoples Telegraph Company, 21 South
United States Telegraph oflice, 21 South
Western Maryland Telegraph Co. 21 South

Tin and Sheet Ii'on Workers.

Bell George, 248 Hollins

Bell George, jr., 786 w Baltimore

Crout Hezekiah, 138 Pennsylvania avenue

Dailey &c Brother, 759 w Baltimore

Evans John, 18 w Baltimore

Ewalt Samuel A, 519j^ w Baltimore

Fisher Charles, 92 n Gay

Fiteman S. 80 n Eutaw

Frey Jacob, n e cor Hamburg and Sharp

Foss Charles M., 9 Eutaw house, Baltimore-st

Geddes James W. 67 North

Geiger Ediriund L. H. 88 n Howard

Getze Augustus, 308 n Gay

Getiier John T. n e cor Howard and Clay

Gluck William, ^9 and 81 n Gay

Gormley John, Paca near German

Gruber Jacob, 200 s Sharp

Hand Thomas B. 33 e Baltimore

Hanson Peter, 32 e Baltimore

Herrlich Charles, 17 and 19 n Second

Hetzel John G. n e cor Lexington and How-
ard

Hopkins John, 4 n Broadway

Kines & Bro. cor Williamson and Harden 's
court

Keen & Haggerty, 37 and 39 s Calvert

Koch Jacob, 240 Hanover

Letmate Wm. Geo. 59 Penna. av

Lissberger D. & Brother, 8 Camden

Little Robert & Son, 1 n E.xeter

Loney & Brother, 156 n Gay

Lloyd Reuben, 136 n Eutaw

Mill's Ezekiel, 385 w Baltimore

Moxley William, 1 Dover

Ness A. S. & Co. 30 s Calvert

Peacock John M. 1 s Eutaw

Peters John T. 441 w Pratt
Reip Alfred H. 335 w Baltimore

, for the sale of Floixr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
constantly on tuuid, HI Spear's Wharf.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

569

Ruth Sylvester, 318 Aliceanna
Shott Philip, German near Eutaw
Taylor & Waterworth, 457 w Lexington
Thaler George, 106 Franklin
Theisz Conrad & Son, 82 Pearl
Thomas John & Son ]5 s Liberty

Tobacco and Cigars— Retail.

Abbott William, 238 s Broadway

Alexander Myer, 242 w Pratt

Ashburn Benjamin S. 280 w Baltimore

Anerbach Samuel L 3 e Baltimore

Baldwin James T. 98 n Gay

Barker William K. 265 w Pratt

Bird E. Carrere, 28 w Pratt

Bixler Louis A. 102 n Howard

Boone John H. D., Centre Market space near

Lombard
Boring John T. 73 Columbia
Bourne & Weema, 189 w Baltimore
Bowers Thomas M. 70 w Pratt
Brinkman & Osterhus, 10 Park
Brock M. over 293 w Baltimore
Brown Garrety \V. 9 w Baltimore
Buehler William, 182 Franklin
Carroll & Walter, 19 Light
Coon Lewis C. 377 w Pratt
Cohen Charles, 21 w Fayette
Cushing Henry M. 9 n Liberty
Cutaiar Francis, 427 Sarataga
Demitz Henry F. 118i.< Light-st wharf
Donelson J. L. 139';^ n Gay
Dreyer Charles, 91 William
Dundon Michael, 267 Light_
Einstein Samuel, 177 w Pratt
Eisenhardt John, 114 n Eutaw
Fankhanel Henry, 206 Lexington
Fenderich Bros. 155 Forrest and 49 South
Fisher Wm. H. n w cor Greene and Lexing-
ton
Forsyth Gerard, 103 n Pine
Fox Hiram E. 187 w Baltimore

Franck George C. &;■ Son, 97 w Biddle

Freeman Samuel B. 188 Madison
Gaspari P. G. 31 s Calvert
Gehrmann Julius Sf Co. 84 n Gay-
Graham Andrev/, 337 n Gay
Grauer Samuel, 646 w^ Baltimore and 170 w
Pratt

Hadaway Wm. H., Light bet. Camden and
Conway

Haiina Wm. 7 n Calvert and n w cor Balti-
more and St. Paul

Harrison P. H. 41 Clay

Hennaman John T 195 Lexington

Hewell Lewis, 79 Hanover

Hickman Washington, 208 e Fayette

Holste Arnold, 14 North

Hunckel Philip, 35 s Charles

Ireland John H. 32 n Greene

Isaacs C. C. 36 South

James Gilbert C. s w cor Lombard and High

Johnson Augustus F 592 w Baltimore

Johnson Wm. &c Bro. 21 Centre Market sp

Johnston Francis H. 31 s Calvert

Johnston James, 135 North

Jones William B. 2 n Frederick

Kelly Henry W 59 s Broadway

Kerckhoff George, n w cor Lexington and
Liberty

Kerner John F. 43 e Baltimore

Knipschild Augustus, n w cor Fayette and
Harrison

LambrechtChas. s e cor Pratt and Albemarle

Liebman 8f Dellevie, n w cor Gay and Fay-
ette and 4 w Pratt

Mages Nicholas, 1 s Frederick

Mahr Henry G. 137^ Lexington

Mantz William H. 401 w Baltimore

Marriott George H. M. 22 n Paca

May Robert, n w cor Cliarles and Lexington

McCarty ^ Brother, 9 St. Paul

Michelman H. E. 18 Park

Mueller Fred'k, s e cor German and Liberty

Muthert J. R. A. 15 Pennsylvania avenue

Myers Humphrey, 113 Franklin

Norris &(■ Dulaney, 46 n Eutaw

Nyburg S. S. 21 n Howard

Parlett Noah E. 881-^ Light-st wharf

Peirce George H. 23"n Gay

Post ^rnest, 74 Camden

Pridgeon Johnson, s w cor Baltimore and
Liberty

Requardt J. J. &c Son, 63 s Gay

Requardt John F. n w cor Baltimore and Cal-
vert
Richardson John, 30 w Lombard
Sahm Charles, 230 Harford av
Sauner John H. 64 s Howard
Schomborg Wm. H. J. 146i.< Light-st wharf
Slagle (feSrieeringer, 151 Franklin
Smith Mrs. Henry 770 w Baltimore
Smith John C. & Son, 155'.< w Baltimore
Smith & Schley, s w cor Gay and Aisquith
Snyder Wm. 120i.< s High
Southcomb A. L. nlv cor Broadway and Bank
Stewart Wm. 90 Camden
Sutro Emanuel S. 123 w Baltimore
Taylor Bros. 136 w Pratt
Taylor Elias, 50 w Pratt
Thorner Andrew H. 6 Light-st. wharf
Timbs John K. 249 e Bahimore
Tinken George A. F. 78 Hanover
Wambach Charles, 108 Lighi-st. wharf
Wartman John C. 6 Eutaw House
Webb Nathan & Bro, 148 w Pratt
Webb Thos. N. s e cor Madison and Garden
Westerich Charles, cor Franklin and State
Wilkinson J. V. 54}^ w Fayette
Zimmerman George H. 216 w Fayette

Tobacco Dealers and Manufactur-
ers—Wholesale.

Armistead & Forsyth, 107 Franklin

Baker Wm. & Co. 49 Exchange place

Becker & Brothers, 94 w Lombard

Berry N. E. over 63 w Pratt

Bolenius G. H. n w cor Charles and Pratt and

69 s Charles
Bonn Anthony S. & Co. 172 w Pratt
Bonn Joseph, Mercer near Light
Brinckmeyer Charles, 41 w Baltimore
Boyd Wm. A. & Co. 33 South
Coffroth, Miller & Co. 330 w Baltimore
Courtney & Son, 65 s Gay
Cromer Thomas W. 341 w Baltimore
Dade & Dorsey, s e cor Charles and Camden
DeFord Charles D. & Co. 37 s Gay
Dittman Harman, over 85 Exchange place
Egerton S. E. & Co. 37 Cheapside
Eichison & Dorsey, 104 .s Charles
Feigner F. W. 90 and 92 s Charles

AUG. G. MEVER & CO., Maiiiifactiirers of AVliite Lead, Zinc. Putty, I^ampWack, Glue,
Nfcat«f..ot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints ami \ wviLi.Ut s, 100 W. Lombard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BUGS. £z CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

5Y0

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Frick & Bill, 54 s Gay

Frank & Broilier, over 3 Ciimmerce

Gail G. W. & Ax, 28 Birre

Git'ski; & Nieman, 76 s Charles

Griffiih Samuel C. 57 s Calvert

Grove & Co. 164 Franklin

Hall Thomas I. & Co. over 45 South

Hamilton George W. 112 w Prait

Hauck Frederick & Co. ovir34() vv Baltimore

He.ald Jacob & Co. -58 and 60 s Gay

Klemm Charles, 105 n Calvert

Lamjiin^ VVilliam & Co. 89 is Charles

Lobe Isaac, Lurssen & Co.. 4 e Lombard

Marburs; Brothers, 145 and 147 s Charles

Marriott & Gould, 35 South

Middleton & Dor>ey, ]:]6 w Pratt

Miller & Ulrich, 26 s Culvert

Mitchell Oliver & Co. over 53 w Pratt

Montell James E. 58 Exchange place

Mooreliead John & Brother, 14 n Howard

Morse (fc Martin, 20 s Charhs .

Myers William H. over 5 Water

Navy George W. 6 Water

Newel Peter, 178 w Pratt

Parlett H. F. & Co. 92 Lombard and 5 Water

near South
Pearl S. R. & Co. 147 w Pratt
Pleasants .lohn P. 8f S')n.-<, 52 South
Ro.senfeld G. 38 s Charles
Rosenfpid Simon & Co., 20 s Gay
Sands & Co. 70 Exchans;' place
Schlens G. A & Co., 17 German
Schroeder Joseph, 81 Exchange place
SeemnlN'r A. & Sons, 55 Excliange place
Sisson William P. ,103 s Charles
Smith Brothers, 33 s' Charles
Smith J. Irwin, 19 German
Starr Robert, 27 s Calvert
Watts G. S. & Co. 21 s Calvert
WnLsh Wm. & Sons, s e cor Gay and Second
Wight Jacob H. 51 Exchange place
Wilkius H. & Co. 181 w Pratt

Trimmings, Laces, «Scc.

Behn, Henry, 77 n Howard
Bonney Ellas, 21)9 w Biltirnore
Cowman & Brother, 58 n Howard
Cowman & Co. 71 L'-xington
Maloney Margaret, 106 Lexington
Mann Erni-st, 63 w Biltirnore
McDonnell Mary, 65 n Howard
O'Learv &c Rutledge, 85 n Cliarles
Ringgold William H. 93 n Charles

Tin Plate and Metals.

Cunningham & Cochran, 53 s Calvert, and

Cheapside s of Lombard
Evans John, 18 w Baltimore
Fuller William, 27 Light
Hecht J. & Co. 57 s Charles
Lissberger D. & Bro.. 8 Camden
Oudesluvs Charles L 57 s Gay
Parker B. L. & Co. 83 s Charles
Pope & Cole, 75 Smith's wharf
Pratt E. & Bro. 27 and 29 s Charles
Stanley & Co. 30 Light

Toilet Articles, &c.

Bastien Madame E. 74 Lexington
Croyeau Augustin, ]71 w Baltimore
Haney James, 141 w Baltimore

Jeanneret Zelim, 82 Lexington
Mann Ernest, 63 w Baltimore
McDonnell & Co. 65 n Howard
Paini Francis, 91 n Charles
Read William H. 147 w Biltirnore
Swayne B. B. 37 n Charles

Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.

Brower Wm. 182 w Pratt

Gaithcr Greenbury, 175 w Pratt

Hunt Samuel, 202 w Baltimore

Hammond, Sollers & Co. 304 w Baltimore

Jameson John W 9^) n Howard

Jenkins M. W. 10 South

Lilly Richard, 7 s Calvert

Lion & Braul, 282 w Pratt

McGee John, 35 w Fayette, and basement

Carroll Hall
Mercer Luther O. 334 w Baltimore
O'Brien James, 64 w Fayette
Richards Wm. H. J. 24 L. Sharp
Schuchmann & Heim, 6 w Baltimore
Schuliz Ernest, basement s e cor Charles and

Baltimore
Simon Elias, 44 Harrison
Thumm Jacob F. 149 Franklin
T(jrer John, 127 Franklin
Van Nortwick John V. D. 259 w Baltimore

Turners.

Frazior Jos. B. n w cor Bond and .Aliceanna

Gries John G. 15 Grant

M.^Lain William, sr., 46 Holiday

Rosendale Henry ,.9 n Frederick

Short John H., Dhler's al near Charles

Storck Adolph, 152 Kast

Thomas Joseph & Son, Clay w of Park

Type Founders,

Lucas Henry A. 7 Bank la

Ryan & Ricketts, over 114 w Baltimore

Umbrella and Parasol Manufactu-
rers.

Banchardt Wm. 75 n Eutaw

Beck Frederick, 7 St. Paul

Beehler Francis, 235 w Baltimore

Corbett Isaac, 93 w Baltimore

Daiger M. A. 74 s Broadway

Berlin Charles, 14 s S'larp

Hymes Emanuel, 32 Elisor

Katencamp Dietrich, se cor Clay and Howard

Kuhn Charles T. 73 n Eataw

Maxwell William G. 166 w Baltimore

Millikin J. H & Sju, 267 w Baltimore

Rombach Peter, 61 n Eutaw

Undertakers.

Blackiston John B. 562 w Baltimore
Cromwell Geo H. 46 s Broadway
Gibmeyer Henry, 383 Canton av
Godey Thomas, 54 Hanover
Hickman Wm H. 234 n Gay
Hughes John & Son, 65 s Broadway
Jenkins Henry W. & Son, 16 Light
Loane Joseph, 5GS w Baltimore
Macher John S. 67 s Paca
McCoull George C. 131 Saratoga

THK GROVER «& BAKER SERVING MAC HIXE is. tlie best for all purposes— SALJ<:S
ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

571

Mears Edward A. F. 6 w Baltimore
Rodenmsiyer Gforge C. 38 Elisor
Spence George W. 19 Holland
'Weaver Jacob, 21 and 23 Druid Hill av
Weaver John H 22 w Fayilte
Weaver John W. 85 w Baliimore

Upholsterers.

Bosson & Rubens, 19 n Eutaw

Craft & Rosello, 2G4 w Baltimore

fJrook Walter, jr., 220 \v Baliimore

Griffith Wm. H. 13 n Gay

Happerseit & Lindenberg, 2 n Front

Herring Origonal, 80 w Baltimore

Holland Wm. 72 n Howard

Mann J. M. 121 Hanover.

Martin & Bevans, n e cor Calvert and Lovely

lane
McGee Abel, 12 s Fremont, and 580 w Bait.
Michael & Bro. 122 w Baltimore
Nordhoff Chri.slian, 204 w Fayette
Raecke Frcd'k. 40 German
Shryock Henry S. & Son, 6 s Calvert
Sinclair & Purvis, 5 n Charles

Variety Stores.

Cleary Eller( 53 Harrison
Cumming.< Snpliia, 135 n Eutaw
Gude Henry P. 359 w Baltimore
Hammack i\'lrs. \largaret, 217 n Gay
Hodgson Mrs. Sarah, 774 w Baltimore
John Dorothea, 90 Lexington
Jordan Francis, 94 w Pratt
Mabee Mrs. T. 728 w Baltimore
Ohiendorf Wm. G. 86 n Howard
Schmitt Valentine, 174 Lexington
Seim M. J. 1 11 n Howard
Yearley Mrs. Matilda A. 146 n Gay

Varnish Dealers.

Holloway George, sr., 183 s Broadway
King John & Son, s e cor Howard and Lex-
ington
Meyer Aug. G. S{ Co. 100 w Lombard
Page, Bros. & Co. Ill Smith's wharf

Veterinary Surgeons.

Jelley Jas. G. 515 n Gay
Linthicum Cliarle.s G. 131 German
Pirie George, 148 Camden
Thorne John, 144 n Front
Verieger Charles F. 273 e Eager

Vinegar Makers.

Allen William, 237 Franklin

Elmer Lewis, 2 O'Donnell's wharf

L'Allemand Charles, 62 s Gay

Lansvale J. W. 1 Cheapside

Lutz Conrad, cor Mosher and Penna. av

Martin John L. 172 s Paca

Matthews Joshua, 107 McElderry's wharf

Miller J. & Co., 202 e Pratt

Street E. F. Sf Co., 35 North

Wittich Henry, s w cor High and Granby

Watches and Jewelry.

[See Jewelry.]

Adams Samuel, 20 e Pratt
Adwms Thomas, 65 McHenry

Akers Edward, 65 s Charles

Billin Wm. G. cor Grant and Baltimore

Behrens Jacob, 93 n Gay

Hissing VV. F. 96 w Baltimore

Blake Charles 217 w Baltimore

Brown Robert, sr., 158 w Baltimore

Brown William SfCo. s e cor Baltimore and

Charles
Canfieid, Brother & Co., 229 w Baltimore
Clark Gabriel D. cor Calvert and Water
Drummond Levin J., 31 w Piatt
Ebaugh Henry, 111 u Gay
Egerton Charles C. 148 w Biltimore
Friedman <^ Lorsch, over 212 w Baltimore
Geary & Weale, 177 w Baltimore
Gould James, 169 w Baltimore
Groneberg Edward, 70 e Baltimore
Harr Charles E. 205 e Baltimore
Janowitz Simon, 137 w Baltimore
Jatho Henry. 42)2 e Baltimore
Joseph Isadore, 146 w Baltimore
Juslis William S. Ifi2 w Pratt
Kerlinger Charles J 242 Mulberry
Kirk Samuel & Sons, 172 w B.iliimore
Klueber Charles J. 29 w Fayette
Koch William, over 209 w Baltimore
Larmour & Co., 10 Light
Lemkul Charles, 419 w Baltimore
May William, over 205 w Baliimore
Miller Alfred B. 161 w Baltimore
Nicklas Conrad, 470 w Baltimore
Nicklas John, 393 w Baltimore
Ostendorf Alexander, 121 Saratoga
O.steiidorf John A., 13 Pennsylvania avenue
Pepar Charles, 814 w Baltimor'?
Rodbei*g E. & Co. 188 w Pftut
Reiman A. H., 161 e Baltimore
Rodberg Simon J., 120 n Gay
Sadtler P. B. & Sons, 212 w Baltimore
Saville James H. 110 V^ w Baltimore
Schaepperle Frrderick, 205 Light
Schaumloffel William, 40 Druid Hill av
Spear Alexander L. 47 w Baltimore
Steible George H. 49 Hanover
Van Tromp John, over 15 Light
Waller Joseph M., 58 n Howard
Wattenscheydt Aug. 209 and 475 w Baltimore
Webb & Co., s e cor Light and Baltimore
Windsor G. S. Sf Co. 174 w Pratt
Woeslman F. 23 n Liberty
Wynn J. Robertf 282 w Baltimore

Weighers.

Andrew Charles 8f Co. 5 Spear's wharf
Gough Harry D. (live stock,) Western Cattle

scales, 23 n Calvert
Judah David, 61 s Gay
Merceret Louis, 79 Smith's wharf
Morton George C. jr. 63 s Gay

Whips and Canes.

Beck Frederick, 7 St. Paul

Beehler Francis, 235 w Baltimore

Hatencamp Dietrich, s e cor Clay and Howard

Millikin J. H. (^- Son, 267 w Baltimore

Rombach Peter, 61 n Eutaw

Saul Joseph W., over 265 w Baltimore

Wig Makers.
Croyeau 'Augustin, 171 w Baltimore

JAJIES H. JOHNSOX, City Steam Pire^vood Mills— AVai-reii's Fire and AVater-proor
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltiniore-st.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STBEET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

5T2

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Wire Workers.

Balderston Hu^h 8f Son, 12 s Calvert
Dufur Si- Co. 36 n Howard
Fowler Francis, cor Fayette and Liberty-
Price Ed. Malilon, 58 s Calvert

Wood Dealers

Beachamp John, cor Hughes' quay and Wil-

liam-st. dock
Bennett Brothers, 169 n Howard
Bennett Edward, foot of Broadway, County

wharf
Carson Sf Spedden, 164 HoUins
Cassard Lewis A. 37 s Carey
Collins James B., 51 South
Crusse John, cor Boston and Leakin
Eagleston Ahram, cor Wall and Dugan's whf
Ehrman & Bardroff, 23 Fell
Foreman A. D. & Co., 513 w Baltimore
Johnson James H., over 99 w Baltimore
Jones Levin, 279 Hanover
Lange & Co., Caroline betw Lancaster and

Aliceanna
Lester Joseph, 140 n Howard
McCulloh J. G. n w cor Fremont and Pratt,

and n w cor Park and Fayette
Mullen JamfS S. 413 Saratoga
Nicholson George T. 5 n Republican
North John, 144 Light-st. wharf
Onion Mrs. Wm. F, H., cor Lombard and

Central av
Pindell James P. 130 Dugan's wharf
Schaefer John M. cor Lancaster and Caroline
Seward Jami's, n w cor Chester and Aliceanna
Silverwood & Sheckels, 154 n Central av
Sindall Samuel, 26 n Republican
Start Solomon R. Hughes' quay
Taylor Jacob H. 134 bugan's wharf
Timanus John T. 65 n Greene
Wells Edward, 108 Light-st. wharf
Wheatley Nehemiah, n e cor Aliceanna and

Chester

Wooden and Willow Ware.

Acomb Wm. 121 Franklin
Beebe Lucius M. 94 w Lombard
Boehm. Rice & Co. 32 s Calvert
Chipman George, n e cor Calvert and Lom-
bard
Costolay Patrick, J. 120 Franklin
Daws Henry, 464 w Baltimore
Dukehart&'Co. 130 w Baltimore
Frederick L. 110 Franklin
Gephart & Barliee, 24 n Howard
Lord Charles W. 88 and 90 w Lombard
Magne Horace, 408 w Pratt

Wool Dealers.

Baynes James & Son, Hollingsworth, near

Lombard
Dyrnfortli Solomon, 104 s Charles
Klees Henry &. Sons, 15 Saratoga
McKeklin & Donohue, 16 Bowly's wharf
Roby & Co. 118 Light-st. wharf

Wrought Iron Tubes.

Basshor Thomas C. & Co. 26 Light

Yeast Makers.
Cox John, llOMullikin

Miscellaneous.

Alberton Cotton Mills, 24 German

Baltimore Steam Lfiundry, 1 e Baltimore

Bonday James, (wharfinger,) 273 s Ann

Bonday James, jr. (wharfinger,) Gibson's
wharf

Baylies James L. (storage warehouses,) 22
Spear's wharf

Calverton Carpet Company, 5 e Baltimore,
V. De L. Gelston, agent

Cox Mrs. M. (manufacturer of Indian Vege-
table Decoction,) 158 e Baltimore

Dunnington William A. (steam plaster mill,)
lower end of G. Hughes, nr the basin

Ely John N. (Bridge and wharf builder,) 143
s Broadway

Emery John B. (granite yard,) 329 s Eutaw

Eschbach John E. (contractor for grading and
paving sewers, railroads and turnpikes,)
office basement of Chesapeake Bank

Evans Thomas J. (wharfinger,) foot of Bond

Fields Mitchell B. (storage warehouse,) 118
Spear's wharf

Fischer Ernst, (staves, hoop poles, &c.,) Eu-
taw near Lee

Flaherty Edward, (wharf builder and spar
maker,) 168 Bank

Frey C. S. & E. B., (plaster mill,) 16 Har-
ford av

Gouley Louis, jr. (vegetable medicines, &c.,)
60 w Baltimore

Gunther Charles, (grand stamping and pink-
ing depot,) 22 e Baltimore

Harper John W. & Co. (bill poster and dis-
tributor,) n w cor Baltimore and North

Hax & Bayley, (contractors for paving and
grading streets,) 117 n Caroline and City
Hall

Hax John B. & Son, (contractors and pavers,)
62 n Caroline and City Hall

Hild Wendelin (grinder and polisher,) rear
13 and 15 Granby

Holden & Whittemore, (riggers,) over 113
Thames

Johnson James H., City Steam Fire Wood
Mills, Warren's Fire and Water Proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking
Tubes, over 99 w Baltimore

Koehler F. X. (die sinker and seal engraver,)
ll n Liberty

Markell Charles, proprietor Paca Mills, s e
cor Calvert and Lombard

Miller & Parlett (auctioneers for the sale of
horses, carriages, &c.,) n w cor North and
Saratoga

Mitchell John H. (spar maker,) 68 William

Schmick Philip, jr. (slater,) 21 Watson

Schmick Philip, (slate yard,) s w cor West
Falls av and Bowly

Schmidt Brothers, (hay packers,) Hughes'
quay and 17 Booth

Taylor Wm. H., (Baltimore and Susquehan-
na Steam Co.,) 212 West Falls av

Williar Henry R. & Bro., (cattle dealers,)
630 w Fayette

SUrts, Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY-
SIOIVD, BUUTON & CO'S, 168 Balt<more-st., near Calvert.

WOODS'

STREET DIRECTORY,

■ INCLDDINR

STREETS, AVENUES, LANES, ALLEYS, COURTS, WHARVES, &C. '

CITY OF BALTIMORE.

Explanation. — If you wish to find the location of any house, for instance, 71 N. CHARLES-ST. , on consult-
ing the Street Directory, (see CHARLES N.) you will observe 65 is on the N. E. corner of Charles and Saratoga-
sts., hence the desired No. 71 will be between Saratoga and Pleasant-sts., right hand. Or, if you are going up
Charlesst. and wish to tal^e a cross street so as to call, for example, at 103 Park-st., examine the numbers on the
corners of Park-st., (see PARK, Street Directory,) and you will find 9b on the corner of Park and Centre, then by
counting four houses you arrive at the desired No. 103, right hand.

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year one thousand, eight hundred and sixty-three, by John W.
Woods, in the Clerk's office of the District Court of Maryland.

ABBREVIATIONS.

al-

-Alley

e — East

pi-

place

sq — Square

av-

— Avenue

la — lane

s — South

w — west

c — Court

n — North

sp—

Space

whf— Wharf

A.

AISQUITH CT— from Aisquith, rear of

Jackson

ABBOT-

Bond to Broadway

, N of Chew

ALB EM A RLE-

—going S from 11 Plowman

ABEY AL— from Hamburg

to Williamson

ALBERT AL—

from Neighbor

al E of Charles

ALLEN

—going

S from Beason, E of Ludlow

ABRAHAM— fi

cm Harford

av. N of Mon-

ALLEN'S AL-

going E from 48 S Exeter

ument

ALICEANNA-

-going east from East Falls

ADAMS-

-goins;

west from

Fremont, betw

av. S of Canton av

Thompson and Lanvale

Left.

Right

ADDISON— from High, N c

f Hillen

East Falls av

AISQUITH— going N from

118 e Baltimore

President '

Left.

Right

Baltimore

Albemarle
Exeter

2

Fayette

Central av

8

11

Comet
Jackson

Eden
Spring

19

Holland

141

Caroline

46

Douglass

170

177

Dallas

MuUikin

182

195

Bond

78

58

Orleans

198

215

Bethel

96

67

Thompson

212

225

Broadway

83

Jefferson

228

243

Regester

130

Low

244

Ann

150

123

McElderry

254

275

Durham

137

Edward

384

392

Wolfe

141

Gay^

304

Washington

166

145

Monument

318

Castle

200

177

Madison

338

Chester

240

217

Chew

To East av

298

257

Eager

ALLUVION— g

oing east from Ridgely, S of

324

Stirling

Ostend

307

Chase

AMITY

(N)-

from 702 W Baltimore

329

Harford av

AMITY

(S)— from 679 W Baltimore

jr. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, tbe.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's "Wbarfi

SMITH BROS. & CO., Spocge all their Goods.

514:

STREET DIRECTORY.

ANDRE— going south from Nicholson, E of

Towsoi)
ANN, (N)— going north from 332 E Balti-

moie to Noitiinrn av
ANN, (S)— ^oing S from 343 E Baltimore
Left. Bight.

Baltimore
Lombard
Pratt
Go ugh
Bank

Eastern av
Canton av
Aliceanna
La'ncaster
Thames
ANTHONY— from Eden to Caroline, S of

Eaeer
ANTHONY CT— E- of Central av
ARBEL A L— running south from Chew, be-
tween Harford av and McKim
ARCADE AL — <roing west from 48 n Eutaw
ARCH— froiri 464 w Baltimore
ARCHER— fr( ni Columbia W of Scott
ARMISI EAD LA— from Johnson to Light,

S of York
ARTESIAN, WATERING and BALLAST

WHARF— fool of Hughes
ATLANllC WHARF— foot of Patapsco,
Canton

B.

2

1

36

23

64

61

120

115

141

184

16')

224

205

246

2:J9

282

2(13

269

BAKER— from
BAKKR'S CT-
BALTIMORE,

Falls
Left. Right

1
21

41
61

115

153
169

1851^

229
259 "

294
301
327
356
291
425

505
559
C39
657
679
705
739
783
827
859

955

22

52

70

102

120
154

188
230

284
289
302
328
363
382
422
442
512
572

680
704
724

708

828
868
906
948

N Calhoun, N of Gold.

-from Rock

(W) — going W from Jones'

Jones Falls

Centre market space

Harrison

Frederick

Gay

Holiday

South

North

Calvert

Grant

Light

St. Paul

Charles

Hanover

McClellan'sal

Sharp

Liberty

Howard

Eutaw

Paca

Greene

Pearl

Pine

Fremont

Callendar al

Poppleton

Amity

Schroeder

Oregon

Republican

Carey

Calhoun

Strieker

Gilmor

Mount

To Calverton road

BALTIMORE,

(E) — going east from Jones

Falls

Left.

Right

2

1

Jones Falls

14

15

Front

42

45

High

54

Ten-.ple

60

73

Exeter

86

East

101

Lloyd

118

Aisquith

154

159

Central av

164

179

Eden

186

201

Spring

206

223

Caroline

220

237

Dallas

242

253

Bond

266

273

Bethel

21^8

299

Broadway

314

323

Regester

332

341

Ann

364

W«lfe
Chapel
Washington

438

Chester

472

475

Choptank

505

Gist

To East av

BALDERSTON

— from Grant to Charles, S

of Lfiml

jard

BANK— g

oing east from 92 & Exeter

Left.

Ri'jht

2

1

Exeter

25

Central av

18

33

Kden

44

55

Spring

63

Caroline

68

79

Dallas

72

85

Bond

82

Bethel

101

Broadway

110

119

Regester

139

Ann

148

155

Durham

166

167

Wolfe

186

1^5

Chapel

206

Washington

238

Castle

380

Chester
To East av

BANKERT'S AL—betw Columbia and Haw

BANK LA— going west from 8 n Calvert

BARCLAY, LITTLE— from Truxton

BARNES-

—from

Bond to Broadway, S of

Eager

BARNET-

—go in

gwest from 54 n Charles

BARNEY

— going east from Spring Gardens,

S of Heath

BARRE—

going

west from 154 Light-st whf

Left.

Right

.

2

1

Liffht-st whf

34

35

Charles

48

57

Hanover

84

71

Sharp
Howard

110

EiTtaw

132

129

L Greene>

181

Warner

236

Fremont

BARTLETT'S A L— from Chesnut

BAYARD-

—from

James S of Wooster

BA V ER AL— from 392 Canton av north to

Eastern av

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STREET DIRECTORY.

575

REAL'S CT— frnm ]88 Orleans
BEAM'S LA— from Franklin, W of Popple-
ton
BEA SON— snin? east frnm Ludlow.S of Cuba
BEDFORD AL— from Camden W of Charles
BELAIH AV— from Central av N of Gay

extended
BELL AL — from Davis, S of Centre
BELT'S WHF— FrII, S of Thames
BELVIDERE— g;oii,g north from W Biddle

to Gnenmount av
BENJAMIN — going south from Beason, E

of Prosser
BENTA LOU— going south from Hollins, W

of SniHllwontl
BETHKL, (N)-going north from 266 E
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore

Hanipstead
F\ivi'ite
97 Miliikin

107 108 Orleans
147 Ji ffLMSon

Wnlker
143 McElderry

Monument
Millii.ian
Madison
BETHEL, (S)— going south from 271 E Bal-
timore
Left. Rig la.

2 1 Baltimore

27 Lombard
64 61 Pratt

129 Gough
130 • Bank

ICl B.-ihel
158 l(i9 Eastern av
182 lb9 Canton av
223 Aliccanna
226 249 Lancaster
Shakspear
BETHRL CT— fr.Mii Saratoga, W of Gay
BEVAN— from 80 Henrietta
BIDDLE, (VV)— going west from Jones 'Falls
Left. Right.

Jones' Falls
Belvidere
Hunter
Calvert
St. Paul
Morton
Decker
Cathedral
21 Grundy
55 Bolton
87 Garden
115 Eutaw
135 Morris al
140 143 Madison

153 McCulloh
172 Little Monument

182 183 Ross
190 Elder al

234 Ti'ssier

Biddle al
Pennsylvania av
Walsh
272 295 George
BIDDLE, (E) — going east from Jones' Falls,
N of Chase

BIDDLE AL— from Biddle, E of Pennsyl-
vania av

BIDDLE CT— from Biddle W of Pennsyl-
vania av

BINNKY — goinff north from Denmead's whf
to Hudson, E of Patapsco

BIRCKIIEAD'S CT— rear of N Sharp, N
of Lexingiiiii

BLOCK— from Drawbridse to Thames

BLOODGOOl) Ct— from Front, N of Fayette

BLOOM— from Caiey, N of Presstiuan

BLOOM INGDALE RuAD— from Frederick
av to Windsor Mill road

BL()( 'M-SBERRY— going east from Light, S
of Heath

BOLTON— frnm 53 W Biddle

BOLTON AL— g.iing from Townsend, E of
Pennsylvania av

BOND, (N)- t;oing north from 242 E Balti-
more

Left

Right

2

J

Baltimore

30

Hanifistead

66

63

Fayette

100

Mullikin

110

87

Orleans

113

Jefferson

133

Walker

211

McElderry
Monument

208

Milliman

228

Madison

Willow

Chew

219

Abbott

237

Barnes

257

Eager

To Northern av

BUND,

(S)— going south from 251 E Balti

more

Left.

Right

2

1

Baltimore

38

Lombard

82

77

Pratt

140

125

Gough

180

1.57

Bank

216

197

Eastern av

242

231

Canton av

266

265

Aliceanna

302

287

Lancaster

353

Thames

BOOTH— from Oregon to Callendar al S of
Baltimore

BOSTONSTEAMSHIP WHARF— foot of

McElderry 's wharf
BOSTON— going S E from Chester to East av
BOULDIN AL -going from Lanvale, be-
tween Pennsylvania av and Division
BOUINTY LA— going east from Spring, S of

Baltimore
BOWLY— from McElderry 's whf, S of Pratt
BOWLY'S WHARF-going south from 71

W Pratt
BOWLY'S WHF— South and Bow'ly's whf,

S of Pratt
BOYD— from Fremont, S of Hollins
BOYLE— going south from Clement, E of

"Webster
BRADENBAUGH AL— from Saratoga, W

of Gay
BRADFORD AL— from Townsend, E of

Hospital
BRAD WICK CT— from Foundry ,Wof North

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STREET DIRECTORY.

BRANNAN CT— from L. Hughes, between

Li2:lu and Charles
BREWER AL— going from 73 W Hoffman
BREWER A L— from Lanvale to Hoffman
BRUAD A L— from 77 e Pratt
BROADWAY CT—runningeast from Bethel,

S of Baltimore
BROADWAY, (:N)— going north from 298 E
Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 Baltimore

Hcimpstead
56 67 Favette

66 85 Mullikin

Orleans
116 127 Jefferson
Walker
180 McElderry

204 . Monument

To Northern av
BROADWAY, (S)— going south from 297 E
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore

24 37 Lombard

54 Pratt

96 103 Gough
114 Bank

148 149 Eastern av
182 179 Canton av
220 20? Aliceanna
229 Shakspear
258 239 Lancaster
274 253 Thames
BROADWAY, LITTLE— from Lombard, E

of Broadway
BROWN— from Charles, S of Cross
BROWN— N of Frederick road, W of city

limits
BROWN'S' WHARF— from 57 Thames
BRUNE— from 327 Franklin
BRUNSWICK— now Rvan
BRYAN'S CT— from Little Hughes, W of

Lisht
BUCHANAN'S WHF— from 37 W Pratt
BUREN — going north from N Front
BURGUxNDY AL— going west from 10 L.

Paca
BURKE — going north and south from E Bal-
timore E of Gist
BUSH— from James, S of Bayard
BUTCHER'S ROW— Pennsylvania av ex-
tended
BUTLER— north from 254 Montgomery
BYRD — going south fm Randall, W of Johnson

C.

CABLE — from Spear's wharf to Commerce,
S of Pratt

CALHOUN (N)— going north from 858 W
Baltimore

CALHPUN (S)— going south from 859 W
Baltimore

CALtlOIJN AL— from Pratt, W of Light-
street wharf

CALLENDAR— from 639 W Baltimore to
Pratt »

CALVERT (N)— going north from 154 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

4 Baltimore

12 13 Fayette

Left. Right.
26 27 Lexington

57 Saratoga

80 81 Pleasant

92 Mulberry

103 Foundry

138 Franklin

101 Monument
190 Madison

214 Read

Eager

-J-

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CALVERT (S)— going south i^rom 153 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 4 Baltimore
26 Mercer

37 30 Water

45 44 Lombard

46 Matthews
72 63 Pratt

CULVERT AL— rear of 76 Harford av
CALVERTON MILLS— near Almshouse
CALVERTON ROAD— from Frederick av
CAMBRIDGE— going S E from Canton av
CAMDEN — going west from Light-st. wharf
Left. Right.

Light-st whf
18 Charles

42 Hanover

•80 75 Sharp

100 101 Howard

125 Eutaw
150 147 Paca
CAMDEN LA— from Camden, E of Sharp
CAMDEN AL— from Garden, N of Biddle
CAMEL AL — going west from Cathedral, N

of W Biddle
CANNON— going north and south from E

Baltimore, E of Burke
CANTON— going north and south from E

Baltimore, E of Potomac
CANTON AV— going east from Jones' Falls
Left. Right.

2 Jones' Falls
11 Albemarle

Exeter
Central av
168 Eden

Spring
184 191 Caroline
196 201 Dallas
208 209 Bond
228 229 Bethel
246 251 Broadway
264 263 Regester
278 291 Ann
316 325 Wolfe
332 345 Chapel
346 365 Washington
380 411 Chester
414 Choptank

421 Essex
464 439 Gist
Burke
523 Port
547 Cannon

To East av
CAREY (N)— going north from 826 W Bal-
timore
• CAREY (S)— going south from 827 W Bal-
timore
CARLTON— from 539 W Fayette to Balti-
more

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STREET DIRECTORY.

b11

CAROLINE (N)— going north from 206 E
Baltimore

Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore

18 19 Hampslead

Fuyftte
50 Holland

80 79 Mullikin

89 93 Orleans

126 125 Jefferson

264 149 McEldorry

230 Monument

Miliiman
228 183 Madison

254 213 Chew

Gay
242 Anthony

255 Eager
290 389 Chase

312 Biddle

To Northern av.
CAROLINE (S.) going south from 221 e
Baltimore

Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

30 23 Lombard

66 51 Pratt

132 Gough

131 Bank
208 165 Eastern ay

195 Canton av
256 255 Aliceanna

292 Lancaster

354 Thames
CAROLINE CT.— from Eden, al w of Ca-
roline
CAROLINE AL— from Caroline, south of

Baltimore
CARROLL — going south from Cross, W of

Nanlicoke
CARSON'S CT— from 192 West
CASTLE — goinc north and south from Balti-
more, E. of Washington
CATHEDRAL— going north from Mulberry
Left. Right.

2 Mulberry

Franklin
18 Hamilton

34 15 Centre

50 Monument

70 Madison

86 Richmond

Read

102 Tyson

61 Eager

148 Tyson

111 Chase

Howard
141 Biddle
147 John
327 Preston
221 Hoffman
359 Dolphin

To Norther avenue
CATHEDRAL AL— from Charles, S of

Franklin
CECIL— from 144 Lee

CEDAR AL— from Hoffman, E of Penna. al
CENTRAL AV (N) going north from 154
e Baltimore

Left. Right.

Baltimore
2 1 Hampstead

Left. Right.

Fayette
34 Jackson

40 41 Holland

43 May
68 Mullikin

82 75 Orleans

108 107 Jefferson •

154 147 McEldorry

168 Edward

195 Monument
Gay
188 135 Madison

202 St. James

265 Chew
254 289 Eager

300 Chase

To Hoffman
CENTRAL AV (S.) going south from 157
e Baltimore

Left. Right.
•2 I Baltimore

13 Watson
44 Lombard

Granby

84 Pratt

Stiles

128 Gough

Fawn

164 161 Bank

To Lancaster
CENTRE (W.) going west from Jonef=' F;>,!l3
Left. Right.

Jones' Falls
1 Holiday
2 23 North

Davi.s
48 51 Calvert

60 67 St. Paul

78 Charles

Cathedral
Plover al
Park
100 Howard

CENTRE (E.) going east from Jonrs' Falls

to Front
CENTRI-: MARKET SPACE— going south

from 19 w Baltimore
CF.NTRE AL— from Fayette, W of Howard
CHAPEL — going north and south from Bal-
timore, E of Wolfe
CHAPEL AL— from Mulberry, E of Park
CHAPPKLL— from Penna. av extended
CHARLES (N.) going north from 228 w
Baltimore

Left. Right.

2 Baltimore

12 Fayette ,

32 Lexington

521^ Barnet

55 Saratoga
86 85 Pleasant

101 Mulberry
Franklin
124 123 Hamilton

140 131 Centre

147 Mount Vernon place
183 Madison
Read
240 233 Eager

To Northern avenue

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STREET DIRECTORY.

CHARLES (S.) going south from 229 w
Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 Baltijnore
14 German

45 46 Lombart]

55 Haldt-rstoa

i84 Pratt
101 Camdin

124 Conway
155 160 Barre

185 Lee

201 194 York

213 210 Hill

233 232 Hughes

250 Montgomery
271 281 Henrietta

309 320 Hdmburg

To Ferry
CHASE'S WHARF— from 1 Thames
CHASl'^ — ?oing east and west from Jones'

Falls, S of Biildle
CHAISWDRTH— from .303 Lexington
CHEAPS! DE—-oing soutii from Water
CHESAPEAKE — goingnorih and south from

K Baltimore. E of Patapsco
CHES.VUT— from C8 E Fayette
CHKSNUT AL—goinir west from 182 Pearl
CHESNUT AL CT— from 31 Chesnut al
CHKSTER — going north and south from E

Baltimore, E of Castle
CHEW — going east from Harford av N of
Madison

Left. Right.

2 1 Harford av
11 Ensor

38 37 Stirling

52 51 Aisquiih

68 69 Somerset

92 95 Central av

118 109 Eden

130 Gay

111 Spring
135 Caroline

To East av
CHINA— from 170 Lee

CHOPTAX K— going north from 472 E Balti-
more, and south from 475 E Baltimore
CHURCH, LllTLE— from Light S of Mont-
gomery
CHURCH AL— from 323 Franklin
CIDER AL— from Howard to Penn, S of

German
CITY AVENUE— going north from O'Don-

nell, Eastern boundary of Canton
CITY BLOCK— foot of West Falls av
CITY WHARF — intersection of Lancaster

and Caroiine
CLAGGETT— going east of Ludlow, S of

Clemm
CLAGGETT AL— from Adams, W of

Chatsworth
CLARb:— from James, S of Elk
CLARKT AL— from Fnmont, S of Lee
CLARK'S CT — Chesnut^ between Douglass

and Low
CLARKSON AL— from West.W of Hanover
CLAY — going west from 58 n Liberty
CLEMKNT — going east from Montgomery,

S of Beason
CLEMiVl— going east from Boyle, S of Fort
CLIFFORD AL— from Scott, N of Columbia
CLlFTON — east from Penua. av, nr toljgate

CLINTON — north from Lazaretto Furnace
C )HEi\ A L— from Mulberry, E of Eutaw
COLLAGE AL— from Saratoga, E of Park
COLLINS CT— from Saratoga, W of Fre-
mont
COLLISON CT— running east from Stirling,

iii'tween Chew and Eag,er
COLUMBIA— 2:oing west from S Paca
Left. Right.
2 1 Paca

37 Greene

75 Emory

168 199 Sterrett

235 S'-ott
224 Wyeth

240 Walker

248 Parkin

347 Poppleton
367 Amity
Cross
COLVIX AL— from Trent, S of Gay
COMB AL— from Lee, W of Hanover
COM G T- from East to Aisquith, N of Fayette
COMMERCE— going south from 75 Kx-

rhanije place
COMMERCE LA— from Scond, E of South
COMMERCIAL WHF— from 97 and 103

Tiiami-s
CONCORD— going south from Fish Market

snace
CONSTITUTION— from 62 N Front N of

Foundry
CONSTITUTION, LITTLE— from Peniten-
tiary wall to Eager, E of Falls
CONWAY — going west from Light-st. wharf

Left. Right.

2 1 Light-st. whf

20 13 Charles

34 31 Hanover

48 49 Sharp

74 Howard

91 i'.utaw
97 L. Paca
•142 137 L. Greene
196 195 Warner
246 247 Fremont
COOKE — fr<im Pennsylvania av. to Fremont
COOKSIE — going south from the Basin, be-
tween Hull and Towson
CORDERY'S WHF., now Abraham's Ship

Yard, corner of Thames and Philpot
CORNER'S WHF— S end of Buchanan's whf
CORNER'S WHF— foot of Ann
COTIO.N ROW— from Clinton, S of Boston
COUNTY WHARF— foot of Broadway
COURT HOUSE LA— going from Calvert to

St. Paul, S side of Court house
COURT ROW— W of Pennsylvania avenue

and N of Biddle
COURTLAND— going N from 27 Lexington
Left. Right.

Lexington
19 Saratoga
36 Pleasant

52 49 Mulberry

76 75 Franklin

COVE AL — from Lexington, W of Fremont
COVING rO.V — going south from water line,

E of Henry
COWPEN A'L— going west from 8 n Liberty
COX — from Jones, s of water front
CREEK AL— from 174 Hamburg, E of Han-
over

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STREET DIRECTORY.

CROOK KD LA— fintn Fayette, W of Cliarles
CROSS— going west from Basin, S of Ham-

CROSS A L— from Grpene, S of Franklin
CUBA— o-oiiig east from Hull, N of Beason
CUMBERLAND— fm N Calhoun, N of Baker
CURLEY— from Laii<:asi.T, E of Patuxent
CURRIER'S CT— from Wdltemyer al, h of

Fremont _

CURTIS AL.— from Thompson, W of tre-

mont , r. /• ou

CYPRESS AL.— fioni Lombard h of bharp

D.

DALLAS (N)— going north from 220 E Bal-
timore

Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore

14 19 Hampstcad

49 Fav'te
54 Mullikin

64 85 < 'rli'ans

76 119 Jiff rson
124 McKI (Jerry

Monument
154 193 Madison
Chew
Gay
224 251 Eager

To Northern avenue
DALLAS (S)— Going south from 135 E Bal-
timore

Left. Ri^ht.

2 1 Baltimore

44 33 Lominird

78 69 I'ratt

134 13;t Gough
154 155 Biink
188 lf<9 East(-rn av
228 2-21 Canton av
254 245 Aliceaima
277 Lancaster
DARK LA— fioiu St. Paul, N of^ Lexington
DAVIS — o-oing north from 13 Lexington
DAWSON A L— from 481 W Pratt «

DECATUR— goirig south from Cox, E of

Lowman
DECKER— going north from 24 W Chase
DECKER A L— from 384 W Eager
DELUOL XL — from Penna. av. S of Biddle
DEWBERRY AL— going N and S from Bal-
timore \v of Oregon
DIAMOND— from 203 W Fayette
DICKSON AL— from Mosher W of Cathedral
DIVISION — goiiiii from 85 Hoffman
DOLPBIN— going S VV from Cathedral, N of

Hoffman
DONNELL'S WHF— foot of Fell, W side
DONNELLY 'S CT — running north from 170

N Front, north of Foundry
DONOVAN A L— going west from 2 Jasper
DOUGLASS— from Exeter to Aisquith, N of

Fayette
DOVER— from Hanover to Fremont, S of

Pratt
DOVE A L— from Townsend, E of Green-
mount av
DOYLE'S AL— from 25 Bank
DRUID HILL PARK— Madison av. extended
DRUID HILL AV. (formerly Ross)— going
n w from 179 N Howard

Left. Right.

1 Howard
8 Eutaw

32 Jasper

Paca
54 St. Mary's

68 83 Orchard

104 109 Biddle
128 Union

158 161 Preston
194 195 Hoffman
226 227 Dolphin
273 Lanvale
317 Townsend

To Northern av
DUNCAN AL— going north and south from

Baltimore, E of Chester
DUGAN'S WHF— from 27 W Pratt
DUFF'S WHF— from 37 Fell
DURHAM (N) going from 348 E Baltimore
to Northern avenue „„. r^ „ i

DURHAM (S)— going south from 364 E Bal-
timore

Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore

29 Lombard
70 65 Pratt

152 141 Gough
180 171 Bank
210 211 Eastern av
234 243 Canton avenue
275 Aliceanna

Lancaster _»

DURST AL-from Cross, between William
and Washington

E

EAGER (E) going east from Jones' Falls
S of Chase

Left. Right. ^ , „ ,,
Jones Falls
42 41 Constitution

Greenmount av
McKim
142 149 Valley

173 Harford avenue
180 179 Ensor
202 191 Stirling
212 Aisquith

224 225 Somerset
248 249 Central avenue
283 Eden
Spring
Caroline
Belair avenue
Dallas
334 335 Bond
Bethel
388 395 Broadway

To East avenue
EAGER (W) going west of Jones' Falls
EAST FALLS AV— going south from 1 E

Pratt
EAST— from 86 E Baltimore
EAST AV — Eastern boundary
EASTERN AV— going east from Mill
Left. Bight.

Mill
Concord
West Falls av
16 East Falls av

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STREET DIRECTORY.

Left. Right.
56 Albemarle

58 High

82 89 Exeter •

115 Central av
136 Eden

142 157 Spring
162 179 Caroline
179 193 Dallas
186 209 Bond
Bethel
Broadway
228 255 Regester
252 '281 Ann
266 2H7 Durham
290 299 Wolfe
315 Chapel
322 Washington

350 Castle

To East avenu
EDEN (N) going north from 164 E Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

14 15 Hampstead

40 Fayette

53 Holland
66 71 May

80 87 Mullikin

100 105 Orleans
140 141 Jefferson
182 169 McElderry
216 211 Monument

245 Madison
'238 Gay

Chew
263 Anthony

To Northern av
EDEN (S)— going south from 177 E Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

35 Lombard
60 61 Pratt

112 111 Gough
150 151 Bank
176 Eastern avenue

To Lancaster
EDEN CT — going from Central avenue north

of Jefferson
EDEN ST. CT— from Caroline to Eden, S of

Jefferson
EDEN A L— from Eden N of Baltimore
EDWARD — from Aisquith, south of Gay
ELBOW LA— fm Paca to Fremont, S of Pratt
EISLEIN— fr.,m Sterrett, S of McHenry
EISLEIN AL— from Scott, N of Hamburg
ELDER AL — from Orchard, between Penn-
sylvania and Druid Hill avenues
ELK — from James, south of Gunpowder
ELLINS— -oingfrom 116 W Hoffman
ELLICOTT— going S of Water, E of Light
ELLIOTT — going east from corner Boston and

Patapsco
ELM — going from Townsend, N of Oliver
ELIZABETH LA--from Cross, E of Charles
EMORY— going south from 377 W Pratt
ENSOR — going north from Chesnutand Gay
ESSEX — rroni.Canton avenue to Burke
ETNA LA — going west from 52 Harrison
ETTI?»G— from 30 Townsend, EofPenna. av
EUTAW (N)— going N frm 362 W Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

18 Fayette

Left. Right.
28 21 Marion

46 33 Lexington

51 Clay
76 Saratoga

106 69 Mulben-y

122 119 Franklin
142 145 New

171 Druid Hill av
174 Monument

St. Mary's
223 Madison
Biddle
270 271 Rose
298 301 Preston
334 341 Hoffman
361 Dolphin
378 Lanvale

To Northern avenue
EUTAW (S)— going south from 363 W Balti-
more

Left. Right.

1 2 Baltimore
5 4 German

32 Lombard
33 44 King

56 Pratt

Camden
90 West
96 Perry
114 Conway
132 Wayne
148 Barre
190 Lee
221 216 Montgomery

Henrietta
285 310 Hamburg
333 350 Cross
369 West

To Ostend
EUTAW CT— from Eutaw to State, south of

Franklin
EUTAW PLACE— Eutaw street N of Dolphin
EXCHANGE AL— from Lombard W of Gay
EXCHANGE PLACE— from South to Gay,

Jii Lombard
EXCHANGE AL— going Sfrom 59 Second
EXETER (N)— going N from 60 E Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore
16 19 Fayette

120 125 Low
140 143 Gay
176 181 Hillen
190 195 Humes
208 215 N Front
EXETER (S)— going S from 69 E Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 Baltimore
2 3 Watson

22 29 Lombard

34 45 Granby

44 . Pratt

60 Stiles

78 93 Fawn

94 113 Bank
104 119 Trinity

135 Eastern avenue

F.

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581

STREET DIRECTORY.

FALLS ROAD— Cathedral extended
FAWN— going East from East Falls avenue

S of Stiles
FAYETTE (W)— going W from Jones Falls
Left. Right.

2 1 Jones Falls

Harrison
Frederick
Gay
34 43 Holiday

46 North

Calvert
68 57 St. Paul

77 Charles
94 McClellan's al

107 Sharp
116 115 Liberty
118 123 Park
142 153 Howard
158 179 Eutaw
174 193 Paca •

192 211 Greene
198 219 Pearl
210 227 Arch
256 277 Pine
308 333 Fremont
398 419 Poppleton
426 445 Amity
448 407 Schroeder

541 Carlton
550 561 Republican

Carey
594 Calhoun

618 615 Strieker

To Calvertnn Road
FAYETTE (E)— going east from Jones Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls

14 17 Front

28 35 High

39 Temple

50 47 Exeter

68 Chesnut

76 73 East

102 113 Aisquith
166 177 Central av
183 Eden
197 Spring
208 219 Caroline
218 237 Dallas
238 257 Bond
268 281 Bethel
280 297 Broadway

Regester
336 Ann

375- Wolfe
407 Chapel
429 Washington
To East av
FEDERAL — going east and west from Jones

Falls, n of Oliver
FELL — going south from 127 Thames
FIFTH LA — from Johnson to Basin
FIP AL — from Eden, n of Baltimore
FISH MARKET SPACE— from Jones Falls

to Centre Market space, N of Hawk
FLEET AL— from Hammond al, W of Caro-
line
FORNEY AL— from Arch, between Fayette

and Lexington
FORREST— from Halfmoon al, E of East
FORT AV— going east from Sharp, S of
Clement

FOSTER AL-from 1 W Riddle
FOUNDRY— (formerly Bath)- going west

from N Front, N of Pleasant
FOUNTAIN— going east from 192 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
FOURTH— going south from Fifth, near

Powder house
FRANCIS — going south from Madison av.

E of Penna. av
FRANKLIN — going west from Jones Falls
Left. Right.

Jones Falls
Holiday
North
Davis
Calvert
Courtland
. 26 23 St Paul

40 37 Charles

64 51 Cathedral

82 65 Park

100 91 Howard

104 State

124 117 Eutaw
138 129 Jasper
152 143 Paca

ni }.^Greene
172 179 "Pearl
212 237 Pine
232 255 Chatsworth
301 Ogston
339 Brune
348 373 Fremont
352 Poppleton

394 Schroeder

480 Oregon

To Northern av
FRANKLIN AL— running south of
FRANKLIN LA— going south from 9 Water
FRANKLIN SQUARE— bounded by Lex-
ington, Carey, Fayette and Calhoun
FREDERICK (N) going north from 50 w

Baltimore
FREDERICK (S) going south from 41 w

Baltimore
FREDERICK AV— going s w from Gilmor
Left. Right.

1 2 Gilmor
10 Mount

To Calverton road
FREMONT (N)— going north from 570 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore
8 11 Raborg

18 19 Fayette

28 33 Vine

50 43 Lexington

96 91 Saratoga

108 109 Sarah Ann
124 125 Mulberry
144 147 Peirce
168 163 Franklin

To Pennsylvania avenue
FREMONT (S)— going south from Baltimore
Left. Right.

Baltimore
16 German

19 HoUins
27 Lombard
King

Pratt 0

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582

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Left. Right.

108 Haw

Ramsay
117 Columbia
148 133 Eislein

To Eu(aw
FRENCH— see Front iN)
FRENCH A L— from French la to Wine al

W of Light
FRENCH LA— from Clnarles N of Lombard
FRIENDSHIP— from Thompson, E of Bel-
air markft
FRIENDSHIP CT— from 37 N Eden
FRONT (N)— going north from E Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 2 Baltimore
15 14 Fayette

ino Low
93 130 Gay
120 156 Hill
FRENCH, now N FRONT
Left. Right.

2 1 Foundry
52 41 High

62 61 Constitution

72 67 Exeter

102 89 Chesnut

142 103 East
158 115 Forrest
FRONT (S)— going south from 13 E. Balti-
more
FULTON — going north and south from w

Baltimore, w of Mount
FULTON aL— going cast from Howard, N

of Richmond
FURNACE AL— from Arch, S of Lexington

G.

GARDEN— going north from 106 W Monu-
ment
Left. Right.

2 1 Monument

26 23 Madison

116 121 Biddle
120 Rose

150 163 Preston
Hoffman
217 Dolphin

To Northern av
GARDEN, LITTLE— from Druid Hill av,

W of Howard
GARRISON LA— from Frederick av to Cal-
ve rton road
GATES — going south from 48 Hamburg
GAY, (N) — going north from 68 w Baltfmore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore

18 19 Fayette

63 Frederick
58 Saratoga

79 Harrison
108 101 Front
140 131 High
170 Exeter

169 Chesnut
202 East

226 261 Forrest
240 , Molt

341 Aisquith
330 355 Monument
Central av
* 397 Madison

Left. Right.

415 Eden
447 Chew
473 Caroline

Dallas
507 Bond

Broad way
GAY, (S) — going south from 61 w Baltimore
Right. Left.

1 2 Baltimore

Second
46 Lombard
67 Pratt

GEORGE — going west from 20 Pennsylvania

avenue
GEOKGE AL— from 9 George to Biddle, W

of Penna. av
GERMAN — going west from Charles
Left. Right.

1 2 Charles

11 20 Hanover

35 38 Sharp

39 Liberty

40 42 Howard
66 Eutaw
90 Pa>a

111 110 Greene
184 Pine
242 Fremont
GIBSON'S WHARF— from 43 Fell
GILLINGHAM AL— Irom Howard to Lom-
bard, N of Prate
GILMOR (N)— going north from 904 w Bal-
timore
GILMOR (S) — going south from Baltimore,

W of Strieker
GIST — going north and south from Baltimore,

E of Choptank
GITTINGS— going west from Williams, S

of Ostend
GOLD— from N Carey, north of Bloom
GOULD'S LA— from James, W of Light
GOULD'SCT— from Montgomery w of Light
GOOD AL— from Charles, s of Hill
GOODMAN AL— from Williamson al W of

Charles
GOODWIN— from Harford av
GOODWIN AL— from Sharp, n of Fayette
GOUGH — going south and east from 53
Granby

Left. Right.
2 ] Granby

Pratt
21 Stiles
24 13 Central avenue

36 17 Eden

54 43 Spring

72 56 Caroline

84 Dallas

Bond
108 91 Bethel

114 107 Broadway
130 127 Regester
146 Ann

168 153 Durham

175 Wolfe
200 193 Chapel

213 Washington
239 Castle
265 Ch.ster

To East avenue
GOUGH, LITTLE— from Granby E of Ex-
eter

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STREET DIRECTORY.

:>>i3

GRACE CT-from King, W of Howard
GRANBY— going east from Jones' Falls, N

of Pratt
GRANT— ?oing south from 169 W Baltimore
GRANVILLE AL— fmm Noriliern av to-
Federal, E of Jones' Fails
GRAVEL AL— now Hargrove al
GRAVKS^froni 54 E Monument
GREEK — from Hamburg to Cross, between

Leadenhall and Hanover
GREENE, LITTLE—
Lfft. Right.
99 W2 Columbia
119 126 Paea
133 142 Conway
141 ]52 Wayne
149 162 Barre
167 Lee

GREENE, (N)— going north from 420 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

4 Raborg

22 2] Fayette

46 37 Lexington

76 53 Saratoga

inO 77 Mulberry

124 Franklin

GREEiVE, (S)— going south from 425 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 2 Baltimore

10 German
41 Lombard

54 King
71 Pratt

83 Dover

Portland
91 Columbia

GREEN'S CT— from Hamburg, E of Light
GREENMOUNT AV— gc.ing north from

Monument, to Greenmount Cemetery
GREEN WiLLO W— from Chatsworth to

Pennsylvania av N'of Biddle
GREEN WOOD -from Harford av near Bal-
timore Cemetery
GRIEVES' WHF— foot of Broadway
GRINDALL— E of William, S of Mont-
gomery
GRINNAN'S CT— from Montgomery, W of

Light
GROCER'S AL— from Robert, N E of Fre-
mont
GROVE'S A L— north from Penitentiary wall

to east Eager
GRUNDY— from 21 W Biddle
GUNPOWDER- from James, S of Bush
GUILFORD— from 52 South to Franklin la
GUILFOKD AL— fnim 202 Light
GWYNN — from Boston to Essex, Canton
GWYNN'S LA— from Lanvale

H

H AL — from Eden, N of Jefferson

HAGAN'S CT-from 3 Bank

HAGAR'S CT-from Stirling, N of Monu-
ment

HALFMOON AL— from Chesnut, N of
Fayette

HALL AL — going S from Cross, between
Washington and Johnson

HAMBURG— going west from basin, S of

Henrietta
HAMILTON — going west from Hargrove al

N of Franklin
HAMILTON AL— from Eden to Central av,

South of McElderry
HAMILTON TERRACE— N Eutaw betw.

Madison and Biddle
HAMMOND A L— from Eden to Caroline,

N of Canton av
HAMPSTEAD— going east from N Bond.N

of Baltimore
HAMPSTEAD, LITTLE— going east from

N Central av, N of Baltimore
HANOVER— going south from 263 W Bal-
timore

Left. Right.

1 2 Baltimore

13 18 German

39 40 Lombai^

57 68 Pratt

Dover
85 Camden

101 90 Perry

115 104 Conway
141 128 Birre
167 160 Lee
187 168 York
205 Hill

223 210 Hughes
243 232 Montgomery
259 L. Church

273 266 Henrietta
317 " Hamburg

To Kelso
HAPPY AL— now Durham
HA RN DEN'S CT-from Henrietta E of

Charles
HARE — from Lancaster, E of Potomac
HARFORD AV— going from Forrest and
Greenmount av
Left. Right.

2 1 Forrest

10 9' Monument

46 Madison

52 53 Wilson

92 Neighbor

91 Chew

154 Eager

Chase

230 235 Biddle

To Northern av
HARGROVE AL, (formerly Gravel al)—

goin^ north from 51 Saratoga
HARMONY AL— going west from 108 Fre-

m o n t
HARPER — going south from Marriott, E of

Stuart
HARRIS' AL— from Hudson to Elliott
HARRIS CREEK— going north from North-
west Branch, Canton
HARRISON— going north from 20 W Bal-
timore
HARRISON (Canton)— from Canton av E

of Chester
HART WAY'S A L— from Baltimore to Ger-'

man, E of Sharp
HASSELBERGER'S CT-from West, near

James
HAUBERT— going south from Cox, E of
Decatur

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584

STREET DIRECTORY.

HAW — from Fremont to Emory, N of Co-
lumbia
HAWK — from Jones Falls to Centre Market

space, i\ of Lombard
HEATH — going east from Sharp, S of Ran-
dall
HENDEkSON'S WHF— from 55 Fell
HENRIETTA— going west from Light, S of

Mci!it£roniery
KENRY — going south from water line, E of

Johnson
HERRING'S CT— from Gough, E of Bond
HJGH (N) — going north from 42 E Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

23 25 Fayette

108 109 Low
124 127 Gav
152 Hilien

156 AcUison

170 173 "Humes
184 193 N. Front
HIGH (S)— going south from 43 E Balti-
more

Left. Right.
2 Baltimore

Plowman
16 15 Watson

34 41 Lombard

54 61 Granby

70 71 Pratt

92 93 Stiles

107 Fawn
124 129 Trinity
134 139 Eanern av
HIGH A L— from Ai.squitli N of Fayette
HILL — gnintc west from 281 Light
Left.' Right.

2 ''l Light

46 55 Charles

72 73 Hanover

114 119 Sharp

115 129 Patai>sco av

147 Sprinir Garden av
146 149 Howard
HILL EN — going east from Jones Falls, W
of Gay

Left. Right.

2 1 Jones Falls

8 15 Front

50 37 Hi-h

74 69 Ex.ter

92 87 Chesnut

116 107 East

132 131 Forrest
135 Ensor

HOFFMAN (W)— going N E. from Chats-
worth
Ltft. Right.

Chatsworth
Walsh
55 54 Pennsylvania av

73 Br«wer
85 Division

116 Eislein

133 128 Ross

143 McCulloh

Madison av
151 152 Eutaw
175 176 Garden
220 Bolton
253 Grundy

To Jones Falls I

2

1

46

57

72

73

86

HOFFMAN (E)— going east from Jones

Falls, N of John
HOGG AL— running W from Caroline, S of

Pratt— [See Ulrich]
HOLBROOK AL— from Northern av W of

Aisquith
HOLIDAY— going north from 100 W Balti-
more
HOLLAND AL -from 168 E Eager
HOLLAND — iToing east from 21 Aisquith
Left. Right.

Aisquith
Central av
Eden
Spring
Caroline
HOLLINS — going west from Fremont
Left. Right.

Fremont
Parkin
Poppleton
Amity
Schroeder
Oregon
Republican
Carey
Calhoun
Strieker
To Bentalou
HOLLINS AL— from 608 w Pratt
HOLLINGSWORTH— going south from

Water, W of Calvert
HOMESTEAD VILLAGE— Harford av N

of Northern av
HOMESPUN AL— from Fremont S of Con-
way
HOPE AL — from Warren to Hamburg
HOUSK CT— going west from Charles, N of

Ba rre
HOWARD (N)— going north from 326 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

55

a

89

88

119

115

141

141

188

235

228

2b9

258

329

1

Baltimore

7

26

Fayette

39

38

Marion

,

50

Lexington

75

66

Clay

97

84

133

114

Mulberry

144

Franklin

179

Ross

193

Monument

220

Madison

313

Richmond

330

Tyson
Cathedral

HOWARD (S)

— going south from

327 W

Baltimore

Left.

Right

Q

1

Baltimore

10

9

German

35

Lombard

59

Pratt

64

65

Dover

76

Camden

92

Perry

106

Conway

124

Wayne

126

Barre

158

161

Lee

205

Montgomery
Henrietta

266

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STREET DIRECTORY.

585

Left. Right.

316 341 Cross

To Ostend

HOWELL'S WHARF— Thames, between
Broadwjiy and Ann

HUBBARD AL— from Eager, E of Green-
mount avenue

HUDSON — going east from corner of Boston
and Burke

HUDSON AL — from Northern avenue, E of
Cathedral

HUGH — from Locust, W of Union dock

HUGHES — going west from Basin, N of
Montsomery

HUGHES' CT— running N from 265 Hughes

HUGHES, LITTLE— going west from Jack-
son, south of Montgomery

HUGHES' QUAY— intersection of Light-st.
wharf and east end of Lee

HULL — going south from Nicholson, be-
tween Towson and Haubert

HULL'S LA — from Aisquith to Forrest, N
of Douglass

HUMES— from High to Exeter, near Hillen

HUNTER AL— from John, W of North

HYDE CT— from Hughes, W of Light

I

INLOES AL— from Park, N of Mulberry
IRON AL — running north from Lombard,

west of Broadway
rVANHOE CT— from Castle al, south of

Eastern avenue
IVY AL— from Park, S of Mulberry

JACKSON, F. H.— going south from water
line, E of Covington

JACKSON— going east from Aisquith, N of
Fayette

JACKSON'S CT— running east from Dur-
ham, between Bank and Eastern av

JACKSON 'S CT--from Rock N of Lexington

JACKSON SQUARE— E of Broadway, be-
tween Fayette and Baltimore

JACKSON'S WHF— foot of Bond, W side

JAMES — going south from Cross, W of
Washington avenue

JAMES LA— from Hamburg, E of Charles

JASPER— from 183 Lexington

JEFFERSON— going east from Aisquith, S
of McElderry

JEFFERSON CT— from Jefferson-st., betw
Short and n Central avenue

JEFFERSON-ST CT— from Jefferson n of
Bond

JEFFERSON PLACE— Charles-st extended

JENKINS A L— from 171 Preston

JENKINS LA — from Greenmount avenue,
N of the Cemetery

JENKINS WHARF— south side of Philpot

JEW AL— from 188 Lexington

JEW AL, (0. T.)— from 124 E Monument

JOHN, (E)— -going east from Jones' Falls,
north of Biddle

JOHN, (W) — going west from Jones' Falls,
south of Belvidere Bridge

JOHN AL — running north of Franklin betw
Eutaw and Howard

JOHNSON— going south from 108 Hughes

JONES— going south from Cox, E of Reese

JORDAN AL— from 101 w Biddle
JOSEPHINE— going west from 69 Arch

K.

KAUFMAN AL— going west from S Charles,

between West and Cross
KENT — from James, south of Manokin
KERR'S WHF— from 47 Thames
KIMMEL AL— from 151 Lexington
KING — going west from 49 S Howard
K[NG CT — south of King, betw Eutaw ami

Paca
KNOX AL— from Lexington, W of Fremont

L.

L AL — from Frederick, S of Lombard
LANCASTER— going east from East Falls

av, S of Aliceanna
LANVALE — going east and west from Jone»

Falls
LANVALE LA— from Greenmount to lat

toll gate, Falls road
LAUREL, (formerly Maiden la)— from East

to Aisquith, N of Baltimore
LAURENS— from Walsh, N of Wilson
LAWRENCE— going south from Clement,

E of Boyle
LEADEN HALL— from 262 Montgomery
LEAKIN — from Boston to Essex, Canton
LEE — going west from 190 Light-st. whf
Left. Right.

2 1 Light-st whf

48 37 Charles

64 Xal

72 57 Hanover

■98 85 Sharp

144 Ohio av

128 115 Howard
160 Eutaw

159 L. Greene
210 217 Warner
Fremont
LEE-ST. WHF— from Light to Johnson
LEFFERMAN'S AL— from 44 Front N

of Foundry, to Jones Falls
LExMMON— from Schroeder to Poppleton, N

of Pratt
LEMMON AL — from Fremont to Callendar

al, N of Pratt
LEREW'S AL, now Tyson street
LESTER'S CT— from Wayne, w of Eutaw
LEWIS— from 32 Holland
LEXINGTON— going west from 30 North
Left. Right.

1 North
Davis
15 Calvert
Courtland
38 35 St. Paul

54 61 Charles

90 95 Sharp

96 99 Liberty

120 119 Park
150 141 Howard
176 Eutaw

185 Jasper
198 197 Paca
228 221 Greene
241 Pearl

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586

STREET DIRECTORY.

Left. Right.

246 249 A rch
288 287 Pine

305 Cliaisworth
370 347 Fifmoiit

397 Bock
440 447 Pnpplrton
468 435 Amity
490 457 Schrocder

515 Or» jjon
568 Carl I on

586 559 Ripiiblican
Stockton al
Cany
608 647 Calhoun
622 665 Strieker
658 Gilmor

Mount
.759 Fulton

To Cnlverton road
LIBERTY, (N)— going north from 300 W
Baltinnore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

14 31 Fayette

28 Marion

40 47 Lexington

58 73 Barnet

Saratoga
UBRRTY, (S)— going south from 301 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 Baltimor.e

13 10 German

39 Lombard

53 Howard

LIBERTY A L— from 7 Buren, and N of Jail

to Eager
LIGHT A L— from Light to Grant, south of

Baltimore
LIGHT — going south from 185)^ w Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 Baltimore
21 Mercer

27 Water

33 ' 38 1-ombard
43 46 Balderston

55 66 Pratt

LIGHT-&T. WHF— going south from Pratt
Right.
68 Pratt
98 Camden
130 Conway
156 Barre
188 Lee
LIGHT — going south from Lee
Left Right.
203 Lee

219 210 York
218 Hill

247 Hughes

267 260 Montgomery
285 266 L. Church

280 Henrietta
291 Warren

296 Williamson
315 310 Hamburg
Poultiiey
369 Cr.)ss

354 Brown
413 378 West

448 Ostend

464 Gittings

Left. Right.
521 Fort

615 616 Heath
637 Plumberry

Barney
755 Winder

To Ferry
L1TTEL AL— from Diver, W of Eutaw
LIVERPOOL ALLEY— from Camden, w of

Charles
LLOYD— from 101 e Baltimore
LOCUST— from McElderry's whfto Union

dock
LOMBARD, (E)— going east from Jones'
Falls

Left. Right.

2 1 Jones Falls

16 Front

24 25 Albemarle

32 High

56 53 Exeter

100 Lloyd

148 149 Central av
144 179 Eden
162 173 Spring

176 183 Caroline
188 203 Dallas
198 217 Bond
216 233 Bethel
234 247 Broadway
250 267 Regesler
278 291 Ann

306 333 Wolfe
326 349 Chapel
348 Washington

To East av
LOMBARD, (W)— going west from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.

1 2 Jones Falls

5 8 Concord

17 22 Centre market space
43 38 Frederick

49 50 Gay

75 Commerce

87 90 South

100 Cheapside

99 Calvert ,

121 Hollingsworth

103 94 Light

133 120 Charles
153 138 Hanover
169 160 Sharp
Liberty

177 164 Howard
133 184 Eutaw
207 Paca
233 208 Greene
273 248 Penn
317 294 Fremont
355 Scott
399 364 Parkin
419 386 Cullendar
429 406 Poppleton
447 432 Amity
477 458 Schroeder
493 482 Hollins
513 518 Oregon
555 550 Republican
601 600 Carey

641 Calhoun '**'

663 Strieker

To Payson

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STREET DIRECTORY.

587

LORENZA — from Penna av to Fremont, n

of Smith
LORMAN — from Fremnrt N of Columbia
LORMAN'S ALLEY— from German, W of

Greene
LOVEGROVE AL— from Madison, E of

Charles
LOVELY LA— from South to Calvert, S of

Baltimore
LOW — from Jones Falls, E of Gay
LOWMAN— goiiiij S from Cox, E of Jones
LOYOLA PL'\CE— E side of Calvert, N of

Monument
LUDLOW — going south from Reason, E of
. Lawrence

LUMBER. AL— from Bowly, S of Pratt
LUZERNE- going north and south from Bal-
timore, E of Cannon

M.

MADISON (F)— going E from Jones Falls
Left. Rigid.

Jones Falls
Buren

Constitution
84 Forrest

94 Gieenmount av

95 McKim
118 Harford av

142 127 Kiisor
168 159 Siuiing
184 16.3 Aisquith

165 Madison al
208 Somerset

Central av
199 Gay
230 2J7 Eden

244 239 Spring

268 24.3 Caroline
288 267 Dallas
308 2t'9 Bond

315 Bethel

To Kast av
MADISON (W)— going west from Jones
Falls

Left. Right.

1 2 Jones Falls

14 North
42 Calvert
54 St. Paul
82 Charles
Catlierdal
117 116 Park

144 Howard
147 166 Garden
161 Eutaw

163 St. Mary's

MADISON AV— or W Madison continued
Left. Right.
163 St. Mary's

179 Orchard

201 Biddle

232 Rose

245 Preston

269 294 Hoffman
291 324 liolphin
319 346 Lanvale

To Northern avenue
MADISON SQUARE— bounded by Chase,

Caroline, Eager and P.den
MADISON AL— from Gay, E of Aisquith

MADISON LA— from termination of Madi-
son av, running in front of Diiiid Hill Park
MADISON CT— from Madison W of Eden
MAIDEN LA— see Laurel
MANOKIN— from James, S of Putnam
MARION— 2oins west fioni 2S N Liberty
MARION CT— from Marion W ot Park
MARRIOTT— from Allen. S of Nicholson
MARSHALL— going south from Fort av
WofBvrd '

MARTIN— going south from Reason, E of

Benjamin
MASON AL— from 56 Camel al bctw Gar-
den and B'llton
MATTHEWS— from Calvert, S of Lombard
MAY— from 43 N Central av, N of Fayette
McCLELLAN'S AL— from 282 W Balti-
more
McCLlJRE'S DOCK— Between Commerce

and Sonth
McCULLOH— going from 151 W Biddle
Left. Right.

1 2 Biddle
31 28 Preston
63 72 Hoffman
97 100 Dolphin

127 Lanvale

McELDERRY— from 123 Aisquith
Left. Right.

2 1 Aisquith
21 Short

31 Central av
60 51 Eden

72 • 65 Spring
84 79 Caroline

106 91 Dallas

126 105 Bond
125 B.thel

'I'o East avenue
McELDERRY CT— from McElderry, betw

Central avenue and Eden .
McELDERltY, LITTLE— from 123 Forrest
McMECHIN — from 347 Pennsylvania av
McHENRY— jroins west from 77 S Fremont
McHENRY AL— from 370 W, Lombard
McKlM— from 94 E Madison
McLEARY CT— running west of Harford

av, between Chew and Willow
MECHANIC'S CT— from High, between

Gay and Hillen
MERCER— from Calvert to Light, S of Bal-
timore
MEYER CT— west of Dallas, between

Lancaster and Bank
MILLI. MAN— from Caroline to Broadway,

N of Monument
MILL— going south from Pratt, E of McEl-
derry's wharf
MILLER- from Bond, N of Madison
MINCE'S AL— from Caroline to Spring, N

of EaeUern avenue
MITCHELL'S CT— from Pine, S of Sara-
toga
MOflLER'S WHF— 23 Fell
MOMLET'S CT— west from 226 s Castle
MONMONIER'S CT— from Castle, S of

Eastern avenue
MONROE — going north and south from Bal-
timore, W of Fulton
MONTGOMERY— going west from basin, S
of Hughes
Left. Right.

Jackson

SXURTtj !

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588

STREET DIRECTORY.

Left. Right.

C.)vington
Henry
]46 133 .lohnson
158 149 William
180 181 Li2;lu
236 231 Charles
252 Hanover

256 Butler

268 Leadenhall

Sharp
Howard
33n Ohio avenue

MONTGOMERY, LITTLE— going west

from Jackson, S of Montgomery
MONTGOMERY CT— from Montgomery,

Wof Liiiht
MONTMORENCY AL— from Chatswortb,

N of Lexington
MONUMENT (E)— going east from Jones'
Falls
Left. Right.

2 1 Jones Falls

4 3 Buren

30 23 Constitution

Forrest
102 Greenmount av

116 Harford av

146 127 Ensor
186 145 Stirling
214 Aisquilh

226 173 Gay
260 211 Central av
282 233 Eden
306 257 Spring
328 281 Caroline

293 Dallas
366 311 Bond
394 341 Bethel

365 Broadway
MONUMENT (W)— going west from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.

1 2 Jones Falls

Holiday
North
Davis
40 Calvert
35 44 St. I'aul or Mt. Vernon pi

61 56 Charles

75 72 Cathedral

87 78 Park

90 Tyson
109 104 Howard

106 Garden
119 110 Eiitaw
MONUMENT, LITTLE— from 174NEutaw
MONUMENr SQUARE— Calvert, between

Lexington and Fayette
MOORE AL— from Tessier. S of Biddle
MORRIS AL— from 133 W Biddle
MORTON AL— from dH w Madison
MOSHER^going S W from Cathedral, N

of Townsend
MOTT— from 242 N Gay
MOUNT— goinsj north and South from W

Baliimore, W of Gilmor
MOUNT ROYAL- from McMechin to Ca-
thedral extended
MOUNT VERNON PLACE— from St. Paul

to Cathedral, N of Centre
MULBERRY— going west froni 90 N Calvert

Left. Right.
2 , 1 Calvert

Courtland
18 13 St. Paul

20 Charles

Cathedral
56 51 Park

Howard
82 State

100 Eutaw

110 101 Jasper
126 119 Paca

Greene
140 145 Pearl
208 209 Pine
228 231 Chats worth

267 Ogston
330 327 Fremont
356 Poppleton

395 Schroeder

To Calverton road
MULBERRY CT— fron Knox al. N of Lex-
ington
MULBERRY AL— from Fremont N of Lex-
ington
MULLIKIN — going east from 41 Aisquith
Left. Right.

1 Aisquith
41 Lewis
51 Central av
58 57 Eden

72 73 Spring

82 87 Caroline

96 107 Dallas
110 121 Bond
1.38 133 Bethel
168 165 Broadway
Regester
225 Ann
MYER CT— from Conway W of Charles

N

NANTICOKE— going south from Cross, W

of Sassafras
NAPOLEON AL— from Eutaw to Paca, S of

Baltimore
NEALE— going south from Marriott, E of

Harper
NECESSITY AL— from High N of Payette
NEIGHP.OR— from McKim to Harford av,

N of Madison
NEILSON'S CT— rear of 32 Thames
NKW — going west froin 142 N Eutaw
NKW CHURCH— from Crooked lane to N

Sharp. S of Lexington
NEW WILSON— goin^ east from Pennsyl-
vania avenue, N of MizM^chin
NICHOLS' )N— from Porter, S of Cox
NICHOLSON, LITTLE— from Aisquith, S

of Jackson
NftRRIS AL — going south from Saratoga to

Baltimore
NORTH— going north from 118 w Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 Baltimore
17 Fayette
32 Lexington

59 Saratoga
99 Pleasant
131 Foundry
199 Centre

Monument

J. HEXRY QIESE:, Commission !»Iercliniit. for the sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, &e.
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Baltimore Street.

STREET DIRECTORY.

589

Left. Right.

Madison
295 Eager
Jolin
NORTHERN A V— Northern Boundary
NORTHWEST— from Calhoun, N of Pres-
bury

0 AL — from Greene, S of Lexington
O'DONNELL'S WHARF— from 35 Pratt
OGSTON— from Mulberry , W of Chatsworth
OHIO AV— from Conway, W of Howard
OLIVER — going west from Greenmount av,

N of Hoffman
ORANGE AL— going west from 32 N Gay
ORBIT A L— from 9 Neighbor
ORCHARD— going westYrom 179 Madison av
OREGON (N)— from 515 Lexington
OREGON (S)— from 739 W Baltimore
ORLEANS— from Forrest, N of Douglass
Left. Right.

Forrest

Young

Aisquith

Short

Lewis

Central av

Eden

Spring

Caroline

Dallas

Bond

Bethel

Broadway

Regester

Ann

To East avenue
g west from William, S of
West

PACA (N) — going north from W Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

14 Fayette

19 Marion
Lexington
Saratoga
Mulberry
Franklin
New

Druid Hill avenue
ng south from 391 W Balti-

Right.

2 Baltimore

16 (ierman

25 Lombard

33 King

49 Pratt

55 Dover

50 Columbia

66 Elbow la

71 L. Paca

109 106 L. Greene

165 156 Warner

205 202 Fremont

217 St. Peter

249 Sterrett

2

1

22

32

31

52

63

69

76

85

106

105

118

117

140

139

160

159

180

181

209

229

257

283

OSTEND-

-goii

46

68
86

67

87

107

131

183

PACA (S)— goi

more

Left

Left.
105

Left.

Right

2

9

32

29

47

48

60

92

108

83

85

95

132

119

188

161

Right.
298 Hamburg
To Putnam
PACA AL — going west from 42 n Paca
PACA, LITTLE— from 71 S Paca, S of

Camden
PACA PL— from Paca, N of Franklin
PAGE'S AL— from 23 Amity, S of W Fay-
ette
PAINTER'S CT— from 57 E Fayette
PARK — going north from 12 N Liberty
~ :ht

Liberty
Fayette
Marion
Lexington
Clay
Saratoga
Mulberry
Franklin
Hamilton
Centre
Monument
Madison
Richmond

PARK LA — from Penna. av near tollgate
PARKIN— from 57 Hollins
PATAPSCO— going south from Hamburg, E

of Charles
PATAPSCO AL--from HenriettaE of Charles
PATAPSCO AV— from Hill, W of Sharp
PATAPSCO, F. P.— going north and south

from E Baltimore, E of Luzerne
PATTERSON— going south from 51 w Pratt
PATTERSON LA— from Jenkins' lane, Nof

Greenmount
PATTERSON PARK— E of Gist, between

Baltimore and Lombard
PATTERSON'S WHF— east of drawbridge
PATTERSON'S WHF— between Patterson

and Commerce
PATUXENT— going north and south from

E Baltimore, E of Patapsco
PAYSON— going north and south from W

Baltimore, W of Monroe
PEAR AL— from 11 Union
PEARL— going north from 440 W Balti-
more

!. Risht.

Baltimore
Raborg
Fayette
Lexington

Saratoga •

Sarah Ann
Mulberry
Peirce
Franklin
Penna. av
PEACH AL— from 294 Montgomery
PEIRCE— going west from 164 Pearl
PENN— from 163 German
PENN AL— from Genpan to Cider al., E of

Penn
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE— going N W
from 1771^ Franklin
Left. Right.

1 Franklin
Pearl
George
St. Mary's
Orchard
Biddle

Left.

Right

2

1

14

13

28

23

164

122

83

136

148

111

164

174

192

2
20

70

39
51

77

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590

STREET DIRECTORY.

Left.

106

158
196
240
290
334
362

429
464
554

578

Riicht
109

173

249
321

385

Union

Green willow
Preston
Huffman

Dnlphill

Lanvalc

Townsend '

Mosher

Smith

Mc Me chin

Wilson

Laurens

Robert

Friunont

Piessiinan
PERRY— going west from 110 S Charles
PETTICOAT vL— from Ensor,S of Madison
PHILPo I — iVom basin toTliames, S of Block

PHILPOT A I from 16 G..ugh

PIG AL— from Charles, S of Lee
PIN AL— from Arch, N of Lexington
PINE (N) eoing north from 510 W Baltimore

Left.

12

24

26

38

56

80
94

21
31
39

75

89

Left.
2
8

26

44
74
88
104
122
132
162

Right.
1
3

7
25

49
59
65
73
91

Baltimore
Raborg
Fayette
Vine

Lexington
Josephine
Saratoga
Sarah Ann
JVIulberry
Pi-irce
Franklin
George

PINE (S) from 505 \V Baltimore
PLEASANT — going west from Jones Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls

4 ■ 3 Holiday
5 North
Davis
Calvert
30 31 Courtland

St. Paul
38 Charles

PLEASANT AL— from 165 S Chapel
PLEASANT, LIT ILE— from N Charles to

Park, N of Saratoga
PLOVER A L— from Centre, E of Park
PLOWMAN— from Jones Falls to High, S

of B^timore
PLUM— from 284 Montgomery
POINT LA— from Broadway to Harford av,

N of Greenmount Cemetery
POINT— from 1 Thames
POPPLETON (N) going north from 678 W
Baltimore

tisht.

Baltimore
Raborg
Fayette
Vine

Lexington
Saratoga
Mulberry
Peirce
Franklin

POPPLETON (S) going south from 657 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.

2 1 Baltimore

left.

Right

1

12

15

30

23

31

54

.43

81

90

105

Right
11 Booth
Hollins
Boyd
Lombard
Li- mm on
Pratt

McHenry
Uyan
To Columbia
PORT — from Aliccanna to Canton av, belw

Cannon and Burke
PORTER— going south from Nicholson, E of

Stevenson
PORTLAND — going west from intersection

of Greene and Columbia
POTOMAC— going norih and south from
I Baltimore, E of Patuxent
I POULTNEY— going west from Light, S of
Hamburg
PRATT (E) going east from Jones Falls

Lejt. Right.

Jones Falls
President
Albemarle
High
Exeter
Gougli
CiMural av
Edf-n
Spring
Caroline
Dallas
Bond
Bethel
Bro id way
Regester
Ann
Wolfe
Chape!
Washington
To East avenue
PRATT (W) going west from Jones Falls
Left. Right.

2 Jones Falls
Concord
Mill

Centre Market space
O'Donnell's wharf
Fivdeiick
Buchanan's wharf
Gay

Spear's wharf
Patterson
Commerce

Sauth

Bowly's wharf

Cheapside

Calvert

Hollingsworth

Grant

Ellicott

Light

Charles

Hanover

Sharp

Howard

Eutaw

Paca

Greene

Emory

Penn

44
50
74
94

148
168
188
206
238

256
296
312
326

1

11
27
29
35

37

43
5.1
61
65
71

167
199
234
263
295
323
347
377
405

1

19

37

39

57

73

105

125

141

163

183

201

221

237

259

281

309

325

337

12
24
34

46

68

104
120

140
144
152
156
1.58
164
202
236
264
291
326

392

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STREET DIRECTORY.

591

Left. Rig lit.
445 Fremont

503 Si-oit

526 Prtikin
SGO P.ippleton
5h0 Amity
. 600 Sdiroeder
630 Ongon
6H2 Ri'publican
719 718 Ciuey

Ciilhoun
Strieker
Gilmor
805 Mount

835 FuUoii

902 Monroe
Pel vson
Pulaski
PRATT-ST. WHF— from Light-st. to Bow-

ly's wliarf
PRATT'S WHF— (iron)— Boston, Canton
PRESBURY— from i\ Calhoun, N of Baker
PRESIDENT— ^oing south from 17 E Pratt
PRESIDENT AL--from President, S of East-
tern avenue
PRESSTMAA'-Wfiom Garden, N of Robert
PRESTON— going E from Pennsylvania av
Left. Right

1 2 Pcnna. av

85 Druid Hill av

McCuiloh
Madison av
99 108 Eutaw
123 152 Garden
182 Btdion

Jenkins' la
185 218 Grundy
Cathedral
PROCTOR A L— from Chase, E of Green-
mount a veil u I!
PROSPECT LA— from Anthony, S of Eden
PROSSER— going south from Marriott, E of

Neale
PUBLIC WPIARF— foot of Wills, S of City

Dock
PULASKI — g ling north and south from W

Baltimore, VV of l^ayson
PUTNAM— from James, S of Clare

Q

QUAY AL— from basin to Light, S of Lee
R

RABORG — going west from 4 N Greene
Left. Rigid.

Pearl
17 Arch
64 71 Pine

114 121 Fremont
206 205 Poppleton
224 Amity

236 Schroeder

320 Republican

RACE— from S Ciiarles, W of Hanover
RAMSAY^S WHARF— from 17 Thames
RAMSAY — from intersection of Columbia

and Fremont, going west
RANDALL— going east from Sharp, S of

Fort av
READ— going west from Jones' Falls, N of
Madison

REESE — going south from Nicholson, E of

Porter
RKKSE'S AL— from Lee, W of Sharp
REGISTER (N)— going north from 314 E

Baltimore to Northern av
REGESTER (S)— going south from 321 E
Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 Baltimore
26 33 Lombard

48 61 Pratt

102 113 Gough
124 133 Bank
136 143 Eastern av
150 159 Canton av
170 Aliceanna

196 197 Lancaster
REPUBLICAN (N)— going north from 806

W Baltimore
REPUBLICAN (S)— going south from 783

VV Baltimore
RESERVOIR AV— going south from Bank,

E of Chester
RETREAT — east from Pennsylvania av, N

of Northern av
RICHARD — from Lancaster, Eof Broadway
RICHMOND— from aG Cathedral
RICKETT'S AL— from Montgomery, W of

Light
Ridgely— from 190 S Fremont
RINGGOLD AL— from 18 McHenry
ROBERT— from Pennsylvania av, N of

Laurens
ROCK— from 337 Lexington
RUSE — from Madison av between Preston

and Eutaw
ROSE LA— Catliedral extended
RU6S— now Druid Hill av
RUSSELL— from 218 S Fremont
RUSSb:LL'S CT— from 78 Harford av
RLSSELL LA— from N Central av, N of

Orleans
RUTTER AL— from McMechin, W of Ca-
thedral
RYAN, (formerly Brunswick) — from Parkin
to Amity, S of McHenry

S.

SADTLER A L— from Warren, E of Henry
SALISBURY AL— from Exeter to Lloyd, N

of Lombard
SARAH ANN— going west from 136 Pearl
SARATOGA— going west from 78 N Gay
Left. Right.
2 1 Gay

Holiday
22 North

Davis
36 Calvert

Courtland
46 47 St. Paul

56 Church lane

68 Charles

72 81 Sharp

78 Liberty

120 105 Park
142 131 Howard

135 State
164 153 Eutaw
178 165 Jasper
194 171 Paca

Diamond

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592

STREET DIRECTORY.

Left. Right.

I'Ji Greene
218 iiOl Pearl
230 Arch

280 271 Pine
298 291 Clmtsworth
384 389 Fremont
406 Rock

424 427 Poppleton
454 Amity

570 483 Schrueder
512 537 Oregon
544 Carlton

568 Republican

602 541 Carey
638 Calhoun

672 Strieker

696 Gilmer

702 Mount

To Calverton road
SARATOGA CT— from Arch, S of Saratoga
SASSAFRAS— going south from Cross, W

of Wicomico
SCHROEDER (N)— from 722 W Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 2 Baltimore

13 12 Raborg

25 22 Fayette

29 30 Vine

50 Lexington
108 Saratoga
To Lanvale
SCHROEDER (S)— from 705 W Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 2 Baltimore

13 8 Booth

2a 16 HoUins

33 24 Boyd

43 30 Lombard

71 69 Pratt

SCOTT— from 355 w Lombard
SCREW DOCK— from 15 Thames
SECOND ("W)— going west from Centre
market S|iuce, S of lialtimore
Left. Right.

1 2 Centre market space

27 14 Frederick

18 Gay
91 44 South

SECOND (E)— going east from Jones' Falls,

N of Lombard
SECOND, LIT ILE— going south from Fifth

near Powder house
SECOND LA— from Fifth lane, near Powder

house
SEVENTH — going south from Water, near

Powder liou.se
SEVERN — going south from Cross, W of S

Paca
SHAD A L— from N Greene to Diamond, S

of Lexington
SHAKSPEAR— from Bond to Broadway, N

of Tiiames
SHARP (N)— from 292 W Baltimore
SHARP (S)— going south from 289 W Balti-
more

Left. Right.

1 Baltimore

29 14 German

37 46 Lombard

69 62 Pratt

73 66 Dover

87 Camden

Left. Right.
97 80 Perry

101 96 Conway

110 Wayne
128 Barre
160 Lee
177 184 York .
183 204 Hill

220 Montgomery
229 270 Henrietta
273 316 Hamburg
329 Cross

To Moale
SHIRK'S ALLEY— from Jones' Falls, N of

INorthern av
SHORT— from 52 Orleans
SH(-)RT A L— from Short, E of Aisquith
SIXTH— from Fourth, near Powder house
SLAUGHTER HOUSE AL— east of Fre-
mont, between Columbia and Haw
SLEMMER'S AL— from Granby, E of Pres-
ident
SLEMMER'S AL— from N Spring, N of

Monument
SMALLWOOD— going north and south from

Baltimore, W of Pulaski
SMITH — from Fremont to Pennsylvania av,

N of Mosher
SMITH'S AL— from Gay to Frederick, S of

Lombaid
SMITH'S CR-from Eutaw, N of Lexing-
ton
SMITH'S WHF— from S E cor of W Pratt
SMITH'S AL— from Eden N <-f Chew
SMITH'S LA— from Smith's wharf to Buch-
anan's wharf, S of Pratt
SNYDER'S CT— from Regester to Ann, N

of Eastern av
SOMERSET— from 280 e Madison
SOUTH— going south from 115 W Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 2 Baltimore

16 Lovely la

27 Second
34 Water

39 44 Lombard

52 Guilford
66 Pratt
76 Wood
SOUTH LANE— going north from Barre,

between Charles and Light
SPEAR'S WHF— from 43 W Pratt
SPRING CT— from S Charles N of Camden
SPRING GARDEN A V— from York, W of

Sharp
SPRING GARDEN WHF— foot of Eutaw
SPRING, (N)— going north from 186 E Bal-
timore

Left. Right.

1 Baltimore
11 Hampstead

Fayette '

28 33 Holland
45 May

Mullikin
36 Orleans

64 81 Jefferson

92 93 McElderry

120 119 Monument
152 Madison

170 Gay

To Lanvale

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STREET DIRECTORY.

59o

SPRING, (S)— going s from 199 E Baltimore
Left. Right.

9 Baltimore
20 Lombard

56 Pratt

126 127 Gough
142 153 Bank
168 151 Eastern av
191 Canton av
Aliceanna.

SPRUCE AL— from S Washington, S of

Gough
SPURRIER'S CT— S side of Lexington, W

of St. Paul
STAG AL — from Lexington, W of Eiitaw
STABLE AL— from Lombard, W of Gay
STATE — sroing north from 133 Saratoga
STATE-ST CT— from State N of Saratoga
STERRETT -going south from McHenry,

W of Fremont
STEVENSON— going south from Beason, E

of Marriott
STILES— going east from 24 East Falls av
Left. Right.

East Falls av
President
Albemarle
26 23 High

52 47 Exeter

72 .Gough f.

98 Central av

STIRLING— from 17 Mott
STIRLING AL— from 135 Stirling
STUCKHOLiVl— going west from Leadenhall,

N of Ustend
STOCKTON AL— from Lexington, W of

Republican
STONE AL— from Biddle to Biddle al, E of

Pennsylvania av
STRICKER (N)— going north from 866 W

Baltimore
STRICKER (S)— going south from 868 W

Baltimore
STRANGE AL— from Charles, N of Balti-
more
STUART— going s fm Nicholson, E of Andre
STUMP AL— from Barre, W of Charles
ST. JAMES— from Central av, N of Madison
ST. MARY— going west from I63Madison av
ST. MARY'S CT— from 11 Pennsylvania av
ST. PAUL — going north from 186 Baltimore
Left. Right.

1 Baltimore
23 13 Fayette

Lexington
50 Saratoga

58 69 Pleasant

85 Mulberry
Franklin
• 115 Hamilton
125 Centre
149 Monument
171 Madison
Read
Eager
ST. PETER— from S Paca to Parkin, S of

Columbia
ST. PETER AL— from Parkin,S of Columbia
ST. THOMAS CT— running from Chesnut,

between Hillen and Front
SWAN— from Jones Falls to Centre Market
space, S of Baltimore

SWAN A L— between S Bethel and S Bond

T.

TELEGRAPH— from 176 Druid Hill av to

Pennsylvania av, N of Preston
TEMPLE- from 54 E Baltimore
TENPIN AL — from Spring near Baltimore
TESSIER— going north from 106 St. Mary
THAMES— going east from Philpot, S of

Lancaster
THIRD— from Cross to Randall
THOMPSON— going west from Fremont,

between George and Adams
THOMPSON A L— from Fremont, N of Lom-
bard
THOMSEN— from Forrest to Aisquith, N of

Orleans
TOONE— going E from Boston, S of EUicott
TOWNSEiVD— going S W and N W from

Cathedral, N of Lanvale
TOWSON— going south from Cox, E of Hull
TREGO'S WHF— east end of Hnghes
TRINITY — going east from 78 Albemarle
TRIPOLET'S AL— going south from 81 W

Baltimore
TRUXTON— from Jones Falls, N of Peniten-
tiary
TYSON (formerly Lere.w's al) — going from

123 Saratoga
TYSON— going south from 148 Cathedral
TYSON AL— from Richmond, E of Howard

U.

UHLER'S AL— from Hanover to Charles, N

of Pratt
ULRICK AL— from Caroline to Spring, S of

Pratt
UNION AL— from 35 N Central avenue to

Caroline
UNION CT— north of Madison, betw Ensor

and Stirling
UNION — from 109 Pennsylvania avenue
UNION SQUARE— bounded by Gilmer,

Strieker, Hollins and Lombard
UNION WHF— from Eastern avenue to Basin
UPTON— from Townsend, E of Fremont
UPTON PARK— from George, betw Chats-
worth and Fremont

v.*

VALLEY— from 33 Neighbor, W of Har-
ford av

VINCENT— going N from Baltimore, E of
Mount

W.

WAESCHE— from Saratoga, E of Fremoat
WAGON AL— going west from 69 n Amity
WALKER— from 240 Columbia
WALKER— from Bond, S of McElderry
WALKER'S CT— from 116 Jefferson east of

Bond
WALL — from Dugan's wharf, S of Pratt
WALNUT AL— from Pear alley 'o Druid

Hill av
WALSH— going north from 260 W Biddle
WALTEMEYER AL— from Fremont, N of

Cooke
WARNER— going from 81 Elbow lane
WARREN— S of Russell
WARREN— from Light, S of Little Church

J. HEJVRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Floixr, Grain, Seeds, SOB.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on heukd, SI Spear'a "Wharf.

38

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

594

STREET DIRECTORY.

WARREN, F. P.— from Efthel, S of Bonk
"WASHINGTON AV— going south from

Cross, W of Carroll
WASHINGTON (F. H.)— going south from

99 Cross
WASHINGTON (N) F. P.— going north

from Baltimore, E of Chapel
WASHINGTON PLACE— from Centre to

Madison, W of St. Paul
WASHINGTON (S) F. P.— going south
from Baltimore, E of Chapel
Left. Riglit.

19 Baltimore
39 Lombard
64 Piatt

110 115 Gough
133 Bank
167 Eastern av
191 Canton av
192 Fountain

209 Aliceanna
WASHINGTON SQ.— including Washing-
ton Monument, at the intersection of Charles
and Monument
WATER — from South to Light, N of Lom-
bard
WATER, F. H. — going east from William,

S of Gittinirs
WATERS' WHARF— from N E cor of Fell

and Wolfe
WATERS' CT— from Biddle, W of Penn-
sylvania av
WATERS' ROW, from Biddle, W of Penn-
sylvania av
WATSON— from High to Central av, S of

Baltimore
WATSON AL— from No. 5 Watson st
WATSOV CT — running i\ from 77 Watson
WAVERLEY TERRACE— Carey, from

Favette to Lexington
WAYNE— going east from 132 S Eutaw
WEBB— from E'nsor, N of Chew
WEBSTER — going south from Clement, E

of Powder Hou.se
WEBS lEil CT— rear of 179 Greenmount av
WEBSTER AL— from Orbit ai, S of Eager
WELCOME AL— going west from 174 Light

St. wharf
WELSH AL— from 192 Lexington
WEST— going west from Basin, S of Cross
WEhT AL— fi-om Riitaw, S of Camdr-n
WEST A L— from sflO Stirling, near Eager

WEST FALLS AV—goinj
Riglit

2 Lombard

S from Lombard

Pratt

Eastern av

Canton av

Block
going W from 88 N Poppleton
-going south from Cross, W

62
94
212
WHITE A L-
WICOMICO

of Severn
WILKENS— running north from Frederick

av, E of tollgate
WILLIAM— going south froiji 23 York
WILLI AMSON AL— fromHanov.er to Light,

N of Hamburg
WILLOW— from 52 Harford av
WILLS— from 28 Philpot
WILLS-ST. WHF— end of Wills
WILMER AL— from 43 W Hoft'man
WILSON — from 431 Pennsylvania av
WINANS' ROW— from Jackson E of Light

WINDER— east from Light, S of Baltimore

and Ohio Railroad
WINDERLING ROW— north from 438

Cantoc. av
WINDSOR— from Boston to Cambridge, S of

Canton av
WINDSOR MILL ROAD, running west

from N Fremont, near Pennsylvania av
WINE AL— from Light to Charles, S of Bal-
timore
WOLFE (N)— going north from 364 e Balti-
more
WOLFE (S)— going S from 369 E Baltimore
Left. Right.

19 Baltimore
35 Lombard
61 Pratt
106 103 Gough
126 129 Bank
162 159 Eastern av
192 196 Canton av
221 Aliceanna
255 Lancaster
271 Thames
296 Fell

WOLFE AL— from Perry, W of Howard
WOOD AL— from Adams, E of Fremont
WOOD— from South to Bowly'a wharf, S of

Pratt
WOODS' CT— south of Bank, west of s Cen-
tral av
WOOSTER— g^ing from Ja-mes, S of Stock-
holm •
WYETH— from 224 Columbia

X.

X AL— from Lee to York, W of Charles
Y.

YELLOTT'S CT— rear of 213 Chesnut
YORK — going west from Basin, S of Lee
Y(JUNG— from 22 Orleans
YOUNG AL— from Dallas, S of Jefferson

MARKETS.

BEL-AIR MARKET— Forrest, from Hillen
to Orleans. Tuesday and Friday, and Sat-
urday evenings

CENTRE MARKET— from Baltimore to
Pratt, W of Jones Falls. Wednesday and
Saturday

CROSS STREET MARKET— from Light
to Charles, iietween Cross and West

FELL'S POINT MARKET— Broadway,
from Canton av to Thames. Tuesday and
Friday

HANOVER MARKET— N W cor Hanover
and Camden. Monday and Thursday, and
Saturday evenings

HOLLINS ST. MARKET— Hollins, S of
Baltimore

LEXINGTON MARKET— Lexington, from
Eutaw to Pearl. Tuesday and Friday, and
Saturday evenins'S

RICHMOND MARKET— from Howard to
Biddle. Monday and Thursday, and Sat-
urday evenings

CANTON MARKET— from Patapsco to Po-
tomac, north of Eliicott

AUG. G. MEVER «Ss CO., MniMiractiirers of AV'liite Z.enil, XUtc, Putty, I>!>mpl>)ack, Clue.
Neatsfoot Oil. Saltpetre. Paints aiiil Vn2'm-.hf8, 100 \V. iHttnbara ■Strtxt.

APPENDIX.

OOYERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The Twentieth Presidential term of four years began on the 4th of March, 1865, and wil
expire on the 3d of March, 1869

ANDREW JOHNSOiV, of Tennessee President

LAFAYETTE S. FOSTER, of Connecticut Vice President

WM. H. SEWARD, of New York Secretary of State

HUGH M'CULLOH, of Ohio Secretary of the Treasury

EDWIN M . STANTON, of Pennsylvania Secretary of War

GIDEON WELLES, of Connecticut Secretary of the Navy

JAMES HARLAN, of Iowa Secretary of the Interior

WM. DENNJSON, of Ohio Postmaster General

JAMES SPEED, of Kentucky Attorney General

GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND.

AUGUSTUS W. BRADFORD, of BalUmore County, (until Jan. 11th, 1866,) Governor

THOMAS SWANN, of Baltimore City, (after Jan. 11th, 1866,) Governor

C. C. COX, of Talbot County Lieutenant Governor

WM.B. HILL, of Baltimore County, (until Jan. 11th, 186C,) Secretary of State

ROBERT FOWLER, of* Baltimore County Treasurer

ROBERT J. JUMP, of Caroline County Comptroller of the Treasury

JOHN S. BERRY, of Baltimore County Adjutant General

W. L. W. SEABROOK, of Frederick City.. Commissioner of the Land Office

HANSON P. JORDON, Annapolis State Librarian

CITY GOVERNMENT.

JOHN LEE CHAPMAN Mayor.

JOHN F. PLUMMER, Sec'y to Mayoralty.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Register. .
J. T. MEDTART, Deputy Register.
H. W. HA V DEN, Clerk to Register.
AUGUSTUS M. price. City Collector.
WM. PRICE, City Counsellor.

C. L. L. LEARY, City Solicitor.
JEHU GORSUCH, City Commissioner.
JAMES M. JACOBS, Assistant City Com-

SAMUEL'mACCUBBIN,* City Comptroller.
SAMUEL J. MACCUBBIN, Clerk to City
Comptroller.

D. PINKNEY WEST, Mayor's Detective.

WATER DEPARTMENT.

Office 17 North street.

JAMES S. SUTER, Water Engineer.
GEORGE MERRYMAN, Registrar.

HEALTH OFFICERS.

SAMUEL T. KNIGHT, M. D., Commissum-
er of Health.

GERARD T. MORGAN, M. D., ^ssiatarU

Commissioner of Health.

WM. H. CLENDINEN, Physician of M<mne
Hospital.

the: GROVER & BAKKR SEWIXO machine is the best for aU purposes— SALJOS
ROOJtl^— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

596

APPENDIX.

MEMBEKS OF THE

Officers of the First Branch.

President — James Young.
Chief Clerk— Geo. W. Brooks.
Reading Clerk — James L. Parr.
Doorkeeper — James Maddux.

First Branch.

1st Ward — Henry C.-Larrabee.

2d '

' Joseph Ruppert.

3d '

' Edward S. Lambdin.

4th '

' A. S. Steuart.

5th '

' James Young, (President.)

6th '

* John Evans.

7th '

' Dr. George W. Wayson.

8th '

' J. Christian Kraft.

9th «

' O. Herring.

10th '

' Wm. G. Gorsttch.

llih '

« Samuel T. Hatch.

12th '

Wm. I. NichoUs.

13th '

' John R. Cox.

14th '

Dr. C. C. Keyser.

15th '

Edward H. Price.

16ih '

' Richard C. Green.

17th '

' James T. Caulk.

18th '

' John M Jones.

19th '

' Samuel A. Ewalt.

20th '

' Valentine Forman.

CITY COUNCIL, &c.

Officers of the Second Branch.

President — Daniel Harvey.
Clerk— William S. Crowley.
Doorkeeper — John Baughman.

Second Branch,

1st and 2d Wards.

3d and 4th "

5th and 6th '«

7th and 8th '«

9th and 10th "

11th and 12th "

13th and 14ih "

15th and 16ih "

17th and ISih "

19th and 20th "

-Thomas B. Burch.
Wm. McClymont.
Joseph J. Robinson.
Andrew J. Burke.
Benjamin F. Nails.
J. Faris Moore.
David Irelan.
Wm.Thos. Valiant.
Steptoe B. Taylor.
Daniel Harvey.

Com'rs.

POLICE ORGANIZATION.

Samuel Hindes, President.

Nicholas L. Wood.

John Lee Chapman, Mayor. ^

John A. Thompson, Treasurer.

Thomas H. Carmichael, Marshal.

John S. Manly, Deputy Marshal.

Geo. W. Taylor, Secretary to the Board.

COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Office, N. E. Corner of Holiday and Fayette.

JOHN F. PLUMMER President.

JOHN N. McJILTON Treasurer.

WM. D. McJILTON Secretary.

Wards. Commissioners. Residence, or Place of Business.

1 — Caleb B. Hynes 316 E. Pratt street and cor. Caroline and Lancaster streets.

2 — Wm. H. Hebden 151 and 178 S Broadway.

3 — Wm. H. Cathcart ...83S Broadway and 113 Thames street.

4 — Thomas 1. Pitt corner High and Pratt streets.

5 — John F. Plummer .98 Aisquith street and Mayor's office.

6 — John Bingham 52 Jefferson street.

7 — James D. Lowrt 314 N. Caroline and Court of Common Pleas.

8 — Charles Faringer 14 Constitution street.

9_Wm. a. Megraw 210 W Pratt street.

10 — J. Merrefield over 258 w Baltimore street and 31 s Sharp.

11 — Robert Daniel 241 Hamilton terrace, north Eutaw street.

12— Rev. Thob. Myers 75 McCulloh.

13 — James H. Cox 58 North Greene street.

14 — Henry C. Griffin. 13 Penn street, office City Collector's office.

15 — H. C. Jones 164 Hanover.

16 — Jno. Showacre 58 S Eutaw and 169 S Paca street. ,

17 — Geo. W. Sumwalt ...8 Hamburg street.

18— Wm. H. Clark 128 Dugan's wharf and 283 HoUins.

19 — AV. C. Arthur Lexington street, near Mount street.

20 — ^Theodore Mottu 126 Pennsylvania avenue.

JASISS H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MIUs— "Warren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoterie Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlukore-Bt.

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.

APPENDIX.

597

LOCATION AND TEAOHERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS. LOCATION. PRINCIPALS.

Central High School, corner of Holiday and Fayette streets, Thomas D. Baird

Eastern Female High School, Aisqnith near Orleans street, Nathan '1 H. Thayer

Western Female High School, corner of Fayette and Greene streets, D. A. HoUingshead
Floating School, ' Drawbridge, City Block, W. T. Marklaiid

Normal Class, N. W. cor. Calvert and Saratoga sts., W. R. Oi-eery '

Male Grammar School No. 1, corner of Fayette and Greene streets, A. Z. Hartman
Female " " No. 1, *' " " " Henrietta C. Adams

Male Grammar School No. 2, corner of Broadway and Bank streets, Wm. Kerr
Female ' " " No. 2, " " " " Mary McDermot

Male Grammar School No. 3, Aisquith near Fayette street, George B. Loane

Female " " No.' -3, corner of Fayette and Front streets, Margaret Snyder

Male Grammar School No. 4, corner of Hanover and Lee streets, Henry Cragg
Female " ' " No. 4, " " " " Mary A. Crangle

Male Grammar School No. 5, corner of Monument and Forrest sts., Andrew S. Kerr
Female " " No. 5, " " " " Mary Rice

Male Grammar School No. 6, Druid Hill av near Biddle street. W. R. Creery

Female " " No. 6, " " " Eliza Adams

Female Grammar Sch. No. 7, cor. of Chesapeake and Hudson sts., Rebecca E. Horton
Male Grammar School No. 8, cor. of Fremont st. and Ridgely alley, John Basil, Jr.
Female " " No. 8, " " " " Adelaide L. Hall

Male Grammar School No. 9, corner of Calvert and Saratoga streets, W. H. Myers
Female " " No. 9, " . '' " " ^- ^- ^- Chappell

Male Grammar School No. 10, corner of William and Warren sts., J. G. Webster
Female " " No. 10, " " '• " Mary M. Wilson

Male Grammar School No. 11, corner of Bond and Jefferson streets, A. Hamilton
Female " " No. 11, " " " " Nancy W. Smith

Male Grammar School No. 12, Barre street west of Eutaw G. M. Ettinger

Female " " No. 12, " " " Anna P. Wise

Female Grammar Sch. No. ]3, corner Aisquith near Mullikin Margaret Poole

Male Grammar School No. 14, corner of Gough and Stiles streets, William A. Rippey
Female " «' No. 14, " " " " S. L. Bassford

Male Grammar School No. 15, cor. Schroeder street and Wagon alley, J. F. Arthur
F'emale " " No. 15, cor. Republican st. and Wagon alley, Mary W. Storlj^

Male Primary School No. 1, corner of Fayette and Greene streets, Catherine E. Small

Female " " No.

Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.

Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.

Male Primary School No.
Female " «« No.

Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.

2, Stiles near High street
2,

Elizabeth Kirk
E. J. Ireland
Ann J. Groscup

3, corner of Gough and Wolfe streets, Georgia A. Duvall

3,

R. A. Darrington
Sallie A. E. Pattison
Mary H. Thomiz

4, Hill between Hanover and Sharp sts.
4 (( «( '< ««

5, corner of Bond and Chew streets, Margaret A. Sherwood
5, '• " " " M. E Reilly

Male Primary School No. 6, Ann, bet. Canton av. and Aliceanna st. Mary Henderson
Female " " No. 6, " " " " Agnes P. Tolson

Male Primary School No. 7, Mullikin near Aisquith Prisciila Owens

Female " " No. 7, " " " Amanda Harker

Male Primary School No. 8, Caroline near Lombard street Sarah E. Smith

Female " " No. 8, " " " Ann Eliza Driscoll

Male Primary School No. 9, corner «f Calvert and Saratoga streets, M. A. Barrickman
Female " " No. 9, corner of Front and Fayette streets, Olivia A. Shaw

Male Primary School No. 10, Hollins near Schroeder street, J.Evans

Female *' " No. 10, " " " Elizabeth P. Martin

Male Primary School No. 11, corner of Schroeder and Peirce streets, M. C. Mullikin
Female " " No. 11, " " " " Jane H. Allen

Male Primary School No. 12, Barre near Eutaw street, • Laura Wamaling

Female " " No. 12, " " " Laura Brian

Male Primary School No. 13, Jefferson near Caroline street, Sarah E. Day

Female " " No. 13, " " " Mary A. Joice

Male Primary School No. 14, Eutaw near Preston street, Susan Crawford

Female " " No. 14, " '"' " Emily Ellis

Male Primary School No. 15, corner Republican st. and Wagon al., Susan Helsby
Female " " No. 15, corner Schroeder st. and Wagon al., Annie J. Whitworth

Male Primary School No. 16, Hillen near High street, Mary Jones

Female " " No. 16, " " " Mary Hanna

Male Primary School No. 17, corner of Light and Poultney streets, Sarah A. Sewell
Female " " No. 17, " " " " E. Virginia Addison

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no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTOar Si CO., 16S Baltimore-st., above Calvert.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

598

APPENDIX.

SCHOOLS.

Male Primary School No.

Female " " No.

Male Primary School No.

Female " " No.

Male Primary School No.

Female " " No.

«' " No.

" " No.

" . " No.

" " No.

«' «' No.

" No.

" " No.

«< " No.

" " No.

" " No.

EVENING SCHOOL No.

«« " No.

«« »• No.

c( «« No

" " No

MUSIC TEACHER— Eas

.< " We

LOCATION.

18, Walsh near Lanvale streets,

18, "

19, Frederick street near Lombard
19,

20, corner of Caroline and Holland streets,

20, <* " " "

21, s e corner Greene and Lombard streets,

22, corner Scott and St. Peter streets,

24, corner Hudson and Chesapeake streets,

25, Eiistern avenue near High street, .

26, Harford av near John street,

27, Locust Point,

28, East near Douglass street,

29, corner Baltimore and Gilmor streets,

30, corner Lombard and Washington sts.,

31, cor Washington & Clements sts., F. H.
. 2, corner Broadway and Bank
. 3, Aisquith near Fayette street
. 4, n e corner Hanover and Lee streets,
. 6, Druid Hill av near Biddie
. 8, corner Fremont and Ridgely al
TERN District — C. S. Root
STERN District — W. A. Tarbutton

principals.

Annie Frederick
Isabella Fort
Susanna Fleury
Esther Wheeler
Laura A. Bali
Rosalie Bnrrett
Maria E. Walter
Olivia J. King
Margaret A. Hand
Ellen R. Carmichael
Mary J. Slater
Anna M. Smith
Anne M. German
C. .T. Martin
S. E. S.-ymour
Anna Rooney
Wm. Korr
G. B. Loane
Henry Cragg
G. M. Ettinger
J. Basil, jr.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Office New City Hall.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

Commissioners.

JOHN H. BAVLIP:S, President.

FREDERICK ACHEY, Y

WM. HTSTRAN,

ROBERT TYSON,

THOS. S. SUMWALT,

HENRY FULTON, Secretary.

JAMES L. STEUART, Chief Engineer.

LEONARD J. BANDEL, ^sst.

JAS. WESLEY SHAW, Jsst.

ENGINE CO. No. 1— House located Paca
street, between Fayette and Lexington,
Bernard Tully, Foreman.

ENGINE CO. No. 2— House located Barre
street, between Sharp and Hanover, Wil-
liam B. Norris, jr.. Foreman.

ENGINE CO. No. 3— House located Lom-
bard street, betwi^cn High and Exeter, Jas.
H. Gravenstine, Foreman.

ENGINE CO. No. 4— House located North
street, between Fayette and Lexington,
George W. Fisher, Foreman.

ENGINE CO. No. 5— House located Ann st.
between Prattand Gough, Philip Sherwood,
Foreman.

ENGINE CO. No. 6— House located corner
Gay and Ensor sts., Robert McCleary,
Foreman.

ENGINE CO. No. 7— House located corner
Druid Hill av. and Eutaw street, William G.
Gorsuch, Foreman.
HOOK AND LADDER No. 1— House lo-
cated Harrison street, between Fayette and
Baltimore, Wm. A. Megraw, Foreman.

HOOK AND LADDER No. 2— House lo-
cated Paca St. between Fayette and Lexing-
ton sts., Wm. R. Lindsay, Foreman.

CITY POLICE AND

FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH

Old City Hall, Holiday Street.

For Fire Alarm and Police purposes, and
for recovery of lost children.

Parties finding children will please have
them brought to the Central office, or any of
the Police Stations.

JVotice. — To give an alarm of fire, turn the
crank sloioly and regularly twenty times ;
should the bell in the Signal Box not answer,
repeat the turns until answered.

When the services of the entire Department
are required, a general alarm will be rung,
the strokes of the bells being given in quick,
succession and without intermission.

WM. BARRETT, Superintendent.

BELLS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

Will Strike the No. of the Box,

THUS :

If the Alarm comes from Box No. 13, they

will strike

1-3, 1—3.

List of TelegrajMc Fire alarm Slations.

1 Central Station, Holiday st.

2 Calvert and Lombard sts.

3 Baltimore ard Hanover sts.

4 Pratt and Gay sts.

5 No. 1 Truck House, Harrison st.

6 Charles and Camden sts.

7 Howard and German sts

8 Pratt Street Bridge

9 Charles and Mulberry sts.

12 No. 3 Engine House, Lombard sts.

J. HENRY GIESE, Conunisslon Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on lumd, ^1 Spear's Wli»j:f.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

APPENDIX.

599

13 No. 2 Engine House, Barre st.

14 No. 2 Truck House, Paca st.

15 No. 6 Engine House, Gay and Elisor sts.

16 Aisquith and Douglass sts.

17 No. 7 Engine House, Eutaw st. and Druid

Hill av

18 Western Police Station, Greene si.

19 Penn and Lombard sts.
21 Bunk and Exeter sts.

23 William and Montgomery sts.

24 Caroline and Lomiiard sts.

25 Bond and Jefferson sts.

26 Light and Cross sis.

27 Eastern Police Station, Bank st.

28 St. Paul and Fayette sis.
31 Fremont and Columbia sts.
31i Franklin and Chatsvvortli sts

34 Belairand Central avenues

35 Richmond Market House.

36 Southern Police Station.

37 Eager street and Morton alley

38 North and Monument sts.

41 Harford avenue and Eaijer st

42 Drawbridge, foot of l^'alls.

43 Fremont and Lexington sts.

45 Pratt and Poppleton ^s.

46 Front and Foundry sts.

49 Calverton and Frederick roads.

51 No. 5 Engine House, Ann st.

52 Pennsylvania avenue and Dolphin st.

53 Baltimore and Republican sts.

54 Canton avenue and Cht^ster st.

56 Pennsylvania avenue and Fremont st.

61 Saratoga and S^hroedcr sts.

62 Madison and Forrest sts.

63 Broadway and Thames st.

64 Lexington and Strieker sts.

71 Pratt and Eutaw sts.

72 Clay and Park sts.

73 Monument street and Plover alley, (west

of Cathedral street.)

81 Eutaw Place and Dolphin st

82 Canton avenue and Caroline st.

83 Baltimore and Wolfe sts.

CUSTOM HOUSE.

N. W. cor Gay and Lombard. — Office hours
from 9 A. M. to 3 p. m.

COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.

Collector — Henry W. Hoffman.

Deputy Collector — Geo. B. Milligan.

Deputy Collector and Auditor — George W.
McClroy.

Cashier — Wm. Evans.

Cashier — T. H. H. Leary

Superintendent Warehouses — Henry R. Rey-
nolds

Warehouse Clerk — Uriah Jones

Marine Clerk— W. T. R. Saffell.

Impost and Adjusting Clerk — Caleb Douty.

Impost Clerk — Frank H.'Shallus.

Import and Export Statistical Clerk — John T.
Wood.

Miscellaneous Clerks — H. Clay Adreon, D.
F. Karsner, Franklin Lane, Thos. Jenkins
and George M. Ford.

Gauger — Wm. H.Smith.

Measurer — Wm. H. Counselman.

Weigher — Wm. H. Ijams.

Store Keepers — John B. Hayes, Henry Ste-
venson and George Shaffer.
Boarding Officer — Henry S. Hunt.
Debenture Officer— D. G. Martin.

NAVAL OFFICE.

Naval Officer — Francis S. Corkran.
Deputy Naval Officer — French S. Evars.
Warehouse Clerk — Wm. Corkran.
Adjusting Clerk — R. R. Bailee.
Impost Clerk — Geo. Beatson.

SURVEYOR'S Oi^FFCE
Surveyor — Juhn F. \JcJillon.
Deputy Surveyor — E. L. Parker.

APPRAISER'S OFFICR.

Appraiser General — John F. Meredith.

Appraisers — Wm. I. NichoUs and J. F.Wag-
ner.

Clerks — Thomas P. Jenkins, Charles Brecht
and J. W. Jeffrey.

EXAMINER OF DRUGS.
J. Purviance Polk.

NAVY AGENT.
Wm. Piiikney Ewing.
Deputy Xavy Agent — Joshua M. Hall.

SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING.
Jam'es Donohue.

POST OFFICE.

Exchange Buildings.

Wm. H. Purnell, Postmaster.

C J. R. Thorpe, Assist. Postmaster.

The Office is open during the week in Win-
ter from 7}^ A. M. to 8 P. M-. — Sumn^er from
7 A. M. to 9 P. M. On Sunday from 9 till
10 A. M. Stamps for prepayment of letters
can be had at the Post Office.

A Time Table of the De|iarlures of the
Steamers from Boston and New York, and
Steamers for California, carrying the Mails,
is placed in the rotunda of the Post Office.

RATES OF POSTAGE.

Letters advertised are charged two cents
each, besides regular postage. Drop Letters
are not advertised. A list of Drop Letters is
placed in the rotunda of the Post Office every
week.

Circulars. — Three circulars or les.s, sent
for two cents ; pre-payment by stamps re-
quired.

Newspapers. — The quarterly postage on
regular newspapers, if prepaid, is five cents
or a weekly paper ; in same proportion if
published oflencr. Transient newspapers
sent anywhere within the United States at
two cents, not exceeding four ounces, prepaid
by postage stamps ; all transient printed mat-
ter at like rates.

For postage on other printed matter see
table of rates.

When the article to be mailed is a circular,
pamphlet or newspaper, it .should be so en-
veloped as to be open at one end — otherwise
it will be charged as a letter.

All letters required to be prepaid by stamps.
Those not thus prepaid are sent to Dead Let-
ter office.

AUG. G. MEYER'& CO., Manufuctiu-ers of "White Liead, Zinc, Putty, T>ninp1>]ack, Glue,
Keatsfuot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vaiiii»Ues, 100 MV. XiOmbaid Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40
W. Baltimore Street.

600

APPENDIX

STATION OR BRANCH POST OFFICES

The carriers will visit each Station or
Branch Post Office in the city of Baltimore,
(under the new carrier system as inaugurated
by the Postmaster General, commencing from
July 1st, 1863,) three times a day, (Sundays
excepted,) commencing at the hours of 7 A.
M., 11 A. M., and 2.30 P. M. By this sys-
tem the letters for the outgoing mails will be
brought to the Post Office in time to be sent
with the corresponding mails, while the local
or drop letters will be promptly delivered
(within the city limits) as addressed, as often
as three times each day, without charge or
additional carriers' stamps as heretofore.

The law requires that all matter to be sent
through the mails, or to be delivered within
the limits of the city, must be prepaid in
United States postage stamps.

Postage to be prepaid on local or drop let-
ters hvo cents each, if within the half ounce
in weight; four cents if over, and within the
ounce, &c.

Postage to be prepaid on all letters to be
sent through the mails to any part of the
United States (California included) three cents
if single rate, six cents if double, &c.

Special care has been taken in the selection
of proper localities for the Drop boxes, in
order to afford the greatest facilities to each
and every section of the city.

TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

MAILS

DUE.

MAILS

CLOSE.

East.

A. M.

P. M.

A. M.

P. M.

Philadelphia, N. Y., Uoston, Through, daily, except Sunday

< 4.00
I 7.30
4.00

3.30

(, 8.30
I 1.30

6.30
6 30

Abingdon, Fallston, Little Gunpowder, Port Deposite and

Philadelphia Way daily, except Sunday

Delaware and lower Co's of E. S.,Md. " " "
Upper " " " " " "
Cub Hill and Greenwood, Monday, Wednesday, Friday
" " Tuesday, Thur.sday, Saturday

West.

Wheelino' Throu^'h .daily, except Sunday

1.15

3.30

3.30

■ 2.30

7.00
"7*66'

6.00

7.00

7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00

7.00
7.00
7.00

iho'o"
ii'3*o"

8.00
8.00
8.00

's'oV*

* 8M '
8.45

'h'.p'

8.45

5.30
5.30
5.30
5.30

5.30
5.30
5.30

Cumlierhind arjd Wheeling Way " " "

Frederick Md " " "

2.20

Hagcrstown, Cumberland — all of Frederick, Washington

Ellicotts Mills " " "

2.20

Baltimore and Cumberland Way " " "

Catonsville " " "

"g'.oo

North.

Toledo Chicago, St. Louis, Through, " " "

7.00

York, Harrisb'g, Chambersb'g, Pittsb'g " " *'

,t (( 11 «« (< (« n

6.00

7.00

7.00
7.00

" and " Way " " "

Reisterstown, Westminster, &c " " "

Buffalo, N Y " " "

6.00
6.00

'V.oo'

< 1.00
^5.00
7.00

7.00
7.00
7.00

'V.66'
6.00

Freedom, Md Monday. Friday

9.00

California, via St. Joseph, Mo daily, except Sunday

South.

Washington, D.C " " "

5 2.20
I 9.00
9.00

S 2 80
I 9.00

P. George, Charles, St. Mary's Co's Md. " " "

9.00

8.45
8.45
8.45
8.45
7.30

2.20

Annapolis, Md " " "

" " Way " " "

7.00

6.00
6.00
6.00

2.20

Calvert Co. f Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

Old Point Comfort and Norfolk daily

4.00*

THE OROVKR & BAKER SEWIIVG MACHIIVE is tUe best for nil purposes— aA.IiKS
ROOSIS— iSl Baltimore Straet.

SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

' 601

APPENDIX.

SCHEDULE OF

STAMP DUTIES

To Go Into Effect on and after August 1, 1864.

MODE OF CANCELLING STAMPS.—

The person using or affixing the same shall
write thereupon the initials of his name and
the date upon which the same shall be at-
tached or used, so that the stamp may not be
again used

No instrument shall be deemed or held in-
valid or of no effect for want of the particular
kind or description of stamp designated for and
denoting the duty charged on any such in-
strument, document, writing or paper; provi-
ded a legal stamp or stamps denoting a duty
of equal amount shall have been duly affixed
and used thereon — excepting Proprietary and
Playing Card Stamps, for which a special use
has been provided.

Postage Stamps cannot be used in payment
of duties chargeable on instruments.

AGREEMENT or contract, other than
those specified in this schedule; any ap-
praisement of value or damage, or for
any other pupose; for every .sheet or
piece of paper upon which either of
the same shall be written., $0 05

THE JURAT OF AN AFFIDAVIT,
taken before a Justice of the Peace,
Notary I'ublic or other officer duly au-
thorized to take affidavits, is held to be
a certificate and subject to a stamp du-
ty of 5 cents, except when taken in
suits or legal proceedings.

THE ASSIGNMENT of a mortgage,
lease or policy of insurance, requires
the same stamp as the original instru-
ment.

BANK CHECK, draft or order, for the
puyment of any sum of money what-
soever, drawn upon any bank, banker
or trust company. Or for any sum ex-
ceeding ten dollars, drawn upon any
other person or persons, companies or
corporations, at sight or on demand.. . 2

BILL OF EXCHANGE, (inland,) draft,
or order for the payment of any sum
of money, not exceeding one hundred
dollars otherwise than at sight or on
demand, or any

PROMISSORY NOTE (except bank
notes issued foi; circulation, and checks
made and intended to be forthwith pre-
sented, and which shall be presented
to a bank or banker for payment,) or
any memorandum, check, receipt, or
other written or printed evidence of an
amount of money to be paid o:i de-
mand, or at a time designated, for a
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars 5

And for every additional hundred dollars

or fractional part thereof in excess of
one hundred dollars 5

BILL OF EXCHANGE, (foreign,) or
letter of credit, drawn in but payable
out of the United States, if drawn
singly, or otherwise than in a set of
three or more, according to the custom
of merchants and bankers, shall pay
the same rates of duty as inland bills
of exchange or promissory notes.

If drawn in sets of three or more : For
every bill of each set, where the sum
made payable shall not exceed one
hundred dollars, or the equivalent
thereof, in any foreign currency in
which such bills may be expressed,
according to the standard of value
fixed by the United States 2

And for every additional hundred dollars
or fractional part thereof in excess of
one hundred dollars... 2

BILL OF LADING or receipt, (other
than charter-party,) for any goods,
merchandise, or effects, to be exported
from a port or place in the United
States to any foreign port or place. ... 10

BILL OF SALE of any ship or vessel,
or of any part thereof, when the con-
sideration shall not exceed five hun-
dred dollars • 50

Exceeding five hundred dollars and not
exceeding one thousand dollars 1 00

Exceeding one thousand dollars for every
additional amount of five hundred dol-
lars, or fractional part thereof 50

BOND. — For indemnifying any person
for the paymertt of any sum of moni^y,
where the money ultimately recovera-
ble thereupon is one thousand dollars
or less 50

Where the money ultimately recovera-
ble thereupon exceeds one thousand
dollars, for every additional one thous-
and dollars or fractional part thereof
in excess of one thousand dollars. ... 50

BOND for the due execution or per-
formance of the duties of any office. . . 100

BOND of any description, other than
such as may be required .in legal pro-
ceedings, or used in connection with
mortgage deeds, and not otherwise
charged in this schedule 25

FOR PERSONAL BON D— see mortgage

COUNTY, City or Town Bonds, rail-
road and other corporation bonds and
scrip are subject to stamp duty — see
mortgage.

CERTIFICATE of stock in any incor-
porated company 25

CERTIFICATE of profits, of any in-
corporated company, for a sum not
less than ten dollars and not exceeding
fifty dollars 10

Exceeding fifty dollars and not exceed-
ing one thousand dollars 25

Exceeding one thousand dollars, for
every additional one thousand dollars,
or fractional part thereof. 25

CERTIFICATE.— Any certificate of
damage, or otherwise, and all other
certificates or documents issued by any
port warden, marine surveyor, or
other person acting as such 25

JAJ>IES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills— "U^ai-ren's Fire and Water-proof
Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltioiore-st.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

602

APPENDIX.

CERTIFICATE of deposite of any
sum of money in any bank or trust
comriany, or with any banker or per-
son acting as such —
If for a sum not exceeding one hundred

dollars 2

For a sum exceeding one hundred dollars 5
Certificate of any other description than

those sppcifiod 5

CHARTER-PARTY.— Contract or a-

greement for the charter of any ship

or vessel, or steamer, if tonnage does

not exceed one hundred and fifty tons 1 00

Exceeding one hundred and fifty tons,

and not exceeding three hundred tons. 3 00
Exceeding three hundred tons, and not

exceeding six hundred tons 5 00

Exceeding six hundred tons JOOO

CONTRACT. — Broker's note, or memo-
'randum of sale of any goods or mer-
chandise, slocks, bonds, exchange,
notes of hand, real estate, or property
of any kind or description issued by
brokers or persons acting as such, for
each note or memorandum of sale. ... 10
CON VEYANCE.— Deed, instrument, or
writing, when the actual consideration
or value does not exceed five hundred

dollars 50

When the consideration exceeds five
hundred dollars, and does not exceed

one thousand dollars 1 00

And for every additional five hundred
dollars, or fractional part thereof, in

excess of one thousand dollars 50

INSURANCE, (LIFE.)-When the
amount insured shall not exceed one

thousand dollars 25

Exceeding one thousand dollars and not

exceeding five thousand dollars 50

Exceeding five thousand dollars 1 00

INSURANCK, (MARINE, INLAND,
AND FIRE.)— Each policy of insur-
ance, the premium upon which does

not exceed ten dollars 10

Exceeding ten and not exceeding fifty

dollars 25

Exceeding fifty dollars 50

LEASE, agreement, memorandum, or
contract for the hire, use, or rent of
any land or tenement, or portion there-
of, where the rent or rental value is
three hundred dollars per annum or

less 50

Where the rent or rental value exceeds
the sum of three hundred dollars per
annum, for each additional sum of two
hundred dollars, or fractional part
thereof in excess of three hundred

dollars 50

A PERPETUAL LEASE, subject to
stamp duty as a conveyance. — The
stamp duty to be measured by resolv-
ing the annual rental into a capital
sum.
MANIFEST for custom house entry or
clearance or cargo of any ship, vessel,
or steamer, for a foreign port —
If the registered tonnage of such ship,
vessel, or steamer, does not exceed

three hundred tons 1 00

Exceeding three hundred hundred tons,
and not exceeding six hundred tons.. 3 00

Exceeding six hundred tons 5 GO

MORTGAGE, TRUST DEED, BILL
OF SALE OR PERSONAL BOND,
exceeding one hundred dollars, and
not exceeding five hundred dollars.... 50
And for every additional five hundred
dollars, or fractional part thereof, in

excess of five hundred dollars 50

POWER OF ATTORNEY for the sale
or transfer of any stock, bonds, or
scrip, or for the collection of any divi-
dends or interest thereon 25

POWER OF ATTORNEY OR PROXY
for voting at any election for officers
of any incorporated company or soci- "
ety, except religious, charitable, or
litei'ary societifs, or public cemeteries 10
POWER OF ATTORiNEY to receive

or collect rent 25

POWER OF ATTORNEY to sell and
convey real estate, or to rent or lease

the same. ... i 1 00

POWER OF ATTORNEY for any other

purpose 50

PROBATE OF WILL, or letters of ad-
ministration : Where the estate and
effects shall be sworn or declared not
to exceed the value of two thousand

dollars 1 GO

Exceeding two thousand dollars, for
every additional thousand dollars, or
fractional part thereof, in excess of

two thousand dollars r.... 50

PROTEST.— Upon the protest of every
note, bill of exchange, acceptance,
check or draft, or any marine protest,
whether protested by a notary public
or by any other oflicer who may be
authorized by the law of any State or

States to make such protest 25

RECEIPTS for the payment of any sum
of money, or for the payment of any
debt due, exceeding twenty dollars,
not being for the satisfaction of any
mortgage or judgment or decree of
any court, and a receipt for the deliv-
ery of any property 2

Warehouse receipt for property, goods,
wares, or merchandise, not otherwise
provided for, in any public or private
warehouse, when the property or
goods so deposited or stored shall not •
exceed in value five hundred dollars.. IG
Exceeding in value five hundred dollars,
and not exceeding one thousand dol-
lars 20

Exceeding in value one thousand dollars,
for every additional one thousand dol-
lars IG

Warehouse receipt for any goods, mer-
chandise, or property of any kind, not
otherwise provided for, held on storage
in any public or private warehouse

or yard 25

RENEWALS of charter-party, contract
or agreements, require the same stamp
as the original instrument.
WRITS AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS.
— Writ, or other original process by
which any suit is commenced in any
court of record, either of law or

equity 50

Where the amount claimed in a writ, is-

SlUits, Dx-awers, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Clieapest aiid Best, at RAY-
MOIVD, BURTON & CO'S, 1G8 Bnltimore-st., near Calvert.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

APPENDIX.

603

cents per puck 4

Exceeding the retail pi'ice of nvtiily-five

■ cents, and not exceeding fifty cents
per pack 10

Exceeding tlie retail price of fifty cents,
and not exceeding one dollar per pack 15

Exceeding the retail price of one dollar,
for every additional fifty cents, or frac-
tional part thereof, in excess of one
dollar. 5

sued by a court not of record, is one
hundred dollars or over 50

Upon every confession of judgment, or
cognovit, for one hundred dollars or
over, (except in those cases where the''
tax for the writ of a commencement of
suit has been paid 50

Writs or other [)rocess on appeals from
justices' courts or other courts of in-
ferior jurisdiction to a court of record. 50

Warrant of distress, when the amount
of rent claimed does not exceed one
hundred dollars 25

When the amount claimed exceeds one
hundred dollars 50

Writs of scire facias are subject to the
same stamp as original process.

PROPRIETARY.— For and upon every
packet, box, bottle, pot, phial, or
other enclosure, of medicine prepara-
tions, perfumery and cosmetics, where-
in the persvin making or preparing the
same has, or claims to have, any pri-
vate formula, shall not exceed, at re-
tail price, or value, the sum of twenty-
five cents 1

Where such shall exceed the retail price
or value of twenty-five cents, and not
exceed the retail price or value of fifty
cents 2

Where such shall exceed the retail price
or value of fifty cents, and shall not
exceed the retail price or value of
seventy-five cents 3

Where such shall exceed the retail price
or value of seventy-five cents, and
shall not exceed the retail price or
value of one dollar 4

Where such shall exceed the retail price
or value of one dollar, for each and
every fifty cents or fractional part
thereof over and above the one dollar,
an additional 2

FRICTION MATCHES, or lucifer
matches, in parcels or packages con-
taining one hundred matches or less,
for each parcel or package 1

When in parcels or packages containing
more than one hundred and not more
than two hundred matches, for each
parcel or package » 2

Stamp duties on matches commence Sep-
tember 1, 1864.

PHOTOGRAPHS, ambrotypes, daguer-
reotypes, or any sun pictures, except
as hereinbefore provided, upon each
and every picture of which the retail
price shall not exceed twenty-five
cents 2

Exceeding the retail price of twenty-five
cents, and not 'exceeding the sum of
fifty Cents 3

Exceeding the retail price of fifty cents,
and not exceeding one dollar 5

Exceeding the reiailprice of one doUarfor
every additional dollar or fractional
part thereof. 5

PLAYING CARDS.— For and upon
every pack of whatever number, wlien
the retail price per pack does not ex-
ceed eighteen cents 2

Exceeding the retail price of eighteen
cents, and not exceeding twenty-five

J. HEXRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.

COURTS.

THE UNITED STATES COURTS IN
MARYLAND.

The State of Maryland is in the Fourth
Judicial Circuit, which also includes Dela-
ware and Virginia, and is assigned to Chief
Justice Chase of the United States Supreme
Court.

THE U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.— " The
Circuit Court of the United States for' the
Fourth Circuit, in and for Maryland District,"
is presided over by the Hon. Salmoj^ P.
CHASE,ChiHf Justice of the United States, and
Hon. Wm.Fell Giles, District Judge. Chrk,
James F. Chew. U. S. Attorney, William
Price. U. S. M-irshal, Washington Boni-
FANT. U. S. Commissioners, John Hanan,
A. S. RiDGELY, and Isaac Brooks.

Terms of Court are held on the 1st Mon-
day of April and November.

THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT.— "The
District Court of the United States for Mary-
land District," flits in Baltimore. District
Judge, Hon. Wm. Fell Giles.

[The officers of this Court are the same as
the officers of the Circuit Court.]

Terms of Court are held on the 1st Tues-
day in March, June, September and Decem-
ber.

THE JUDICIARY OF MARYLAND, ifec.

THE COURT OF APPEALS is consti-
tuted as follows : Chief Justice, Hiin. Rich'd.
J. Bowie, of Rockville, Montgomery county,
elected from the Fifth Judicial District.
Term expires November, 1871.

Hon. Brice J. GoLDSBORouGH, of Dorches-
ter county, elected from the Fust Judicial
District, composed of the eight Eastern Shore
counties. Term expires November, 1871.

Hon. James L. Bartol, Judge, of Harford
county, elected from the Second Judicial Dis-
trict, composed of Harford and Baltimore
counties, and the first seven wards of Balti-
more city. Term expires November, 1867.

Hon. S. Morris Cochran, Judge; elected
from the Tliird Judicial District, composed of
Baltimore city, except the first seven wards.
Term expires November, 1871.

Hon. Daniel Weisel, Judge, of Washing-
ton county; elected from the Foitr</i Judicial
District, composed of .Allegany, Washington-,
Frederick, Howard and Carroll counties.
Term expires November, 1879.

■ Terms of Court commence on the Ist
Monday in April and October.

SMITH BROS. & CO., "40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice
Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

604

APPENDIX.

THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF MARY-
LAND.

First Judicial Circuit— Charles and St.
Mary's county; Hon. George Brent, Circuit
Judge. Term expires Novenaber, 1871.
Terms of Court :

Charles county — Port Tobacco, 1st Mon-
day of May and December.

St.-Mary's county — Leonardtown, 3d Mon-
day of March and November.

SecondJiulicial Circuit — Anne Arundel and
Calvert counties; Hon. Wm. H. Tuck, Cir-
cuit Judge. [At the November election in
1864, Daniel Magruder, Esq., of Calvert
county, received a majority of the votes cast
for Judge of this circuit, but the judgeship
was claimed and is still held by Judge Tuck,
under the appointment of the Governor,
previous to the adoption of the present Con-
stitution, made to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Judge Brewer, whose term would
have expired in 1871.] Terms of Court :

Anne Arundel county — Annapolis, 3d Mon-
day in April and 4th Monday in October.

Calvert county — Prince Frederick, 2d Mon-
day in May and October.

Third Judicial Cijcttit— Prince George's and
Montgomery counties; Hon. Sam'lH. Berry,
Circuit Judge. Term expires November,
1879. Terms of Court :

Prince George's county — Upper Marlbor-
ough, 1st Monday of April and November.

Montgomery county — Rockville, 1st Mon-
day in February and 2d Monday in August.

Fourth Judicial Circtiit— Frederick county;
Hon. Madison Nelson, Circuit Judge. Term
expires November, 1871. Terms of Court :

Frederick city — 3d Monday of October and
2d Monday of February for law and equity
proceedings, and for equity proceedings ex-
clusively on the 1st Monday of January and
July.

Fifth Judicial CircitiJ— Washington county,
Hon. George French, Circuit Judge. Term
of appointment by Governor expires Novem-
ber, 1865. Terms of Court :

Hagerstown— 1st Monday of March and
4th Monday of July and 2d Monday in No-
vember. Jurors summoned to March and
November terms only.

Sixth Judicial Circuit— Allegany county;
Hon. Jas. Smith, Circuit Judge. Term ex-
pires Novemljer, 1879. Terms of Court ;

Cumberland-^lst Monday in January, and
2d Monday in April, and 1st Monday in
October.

Sixth Judicial Circuit— Carroll and Howard
counties; Hon. John E. Smith, Circuit Judge.
Term expires November, 1879. Terms of
Court :

Carroll county — Westminster, the 2d Mon-
day in May and the 2d Monday in Novemlier.
Howard county — Eilicotts Mills. 3d Mon-
day in March and 1st Monday in September.
Eighth Judicial Circuit — Baltimore county;
Hon. D. C.H. Emory, Circuit Judge. Term
of appointment by the Governor expires No-
vember, 1865. Terms of Court :

Towsontown — 1st Monday in March, 3d

Monday in May, 4th Monday in August, and
1st Monday in December.

JVidt/i Judicial Circuit — Harford and Cecil
counties; Hon. Jno. H. Price, Circuit Judge
Term expires November, 1865. Terms of
Court ;

Harford county — Eelair, 2d Monday in
February, May and November.

Cecil county — Elkton, 2d Monday in Jan-
uary, 1st Monday in April, and 3d Monday
in (September.

Tenth Judicial Circuit — Kent and Qusen
Anne's counties; Hon. Jno. M. Robinson,
Circuit Judge. Term expires November,
1879. Terms of Court :

Kent county — Chestertown, 3d Monday in
April and October.

Queen Anne's county — Centreville, 1st
Monday in May and November.

Eleventh Judicial Circuit — Talbot and Caro-
line counties; Hon Hy. H. Goldsborough,
Circuit Judge. Term expires November,
1879. Terms of Court :

Talbot county — Easton, 3d Monday in May
and November.

Caroline county — Denton, 2d Monday in
March and 1st Monday in October.

Twelfth Judicial Circuit — Dorchester, Som-
erset and Worcester counties; Hon. Thos. A.
Spence, Circuit Judge. Term expires No-
vember, 1865. Terms of Court :

Dorchester county — Cambridge, 4th Mon-
day in January, July and April, and 2d Mon-
day in November.

Somerset county — Princess Anne, 2d Mon-
day in January and July, and 1st Monday in
A]iril and October.

Worcester county — Snow Hill. 3d Monday
in January, May, July and October.

Thirteenth Judicial Circuit— Baltimore city.
This circuit contains four Courts of different
jurisdiction :

The Superior Court — Hon. Robt. N. Mar-
tin, Judge. Term expires November, 1871.

The Court of Common Pleas— Hon. John
C. King, Judge. Term expires November,
1871.

The Circuit Court — Hon. William Alex-
ander, Judge. Term expires November,
1873.

The Criminal Court— Hon. Hugh L.Bond,
Judge. Term expires November, 1871.

The Superior Court, Court of Common
Pleas, and Criminal Court, commence their
terms on the 2d Monday in January, May
and September. The terms of the Circuit
Court, on the 2d Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and November.

In the Superior Court and Court of Com-
mon Pleas, the 2d Monday in February,
March, April, June, July, October, Novcnri-
ber and December, are return days in addi-
tion to the first day of each regular term.

[The Judges who were elected prior to the
adoption of the present Constitution, Novem-
ber 1st, 1864, hold their ofiices until the ex-
piration of the ten years for which they were
elected. Jndges elected under the present
Constitution hold their offices for fifteen
years.]

AUG. G. MEYEU «fc CO.. M.-\niifncl«ir» r . of ^VUlte J^cntl, Y.itw, Putty, l,ninpblack, Glue,
Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varwl«»ic». 100 "W. Lombard Street.

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.,
No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

APPENDIX.

605

BANKS

RULES OBSERVED BY BANKS IN THIS CITY.

The Banks are open every day in the year from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. except Sundays,
Christmas, 22d February, Fourth of July and Thanksgiving Days.

The Interest for Discount in the Banks in this city is fixed at six per cent, per annum.
Three days of grace are allowed, and the discount taken for the same. Every Bill or Note
offered for discount must be delivered the day preceding the day of discount. Bills or Notes
lodged at the Banks for collection, when protested for non-payment, the person lodging the
same pays the charge of protest. Deposits of money or notes for collection must be entered
in the dealer's book at the time such deposit is made.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF BALTI-
MORE.

JV*. E. corner Baltimore and St. Paul Streets.
Chartered 1795— Capital, |1,210,700.

Henry A. Thompson, President.
P. Gibson, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

H. A. Thompson,
W. Kennedy,
D. S. Wilson,

T.

T. M. Smith,
Alex. Turnbull,
CM. Stewart.
E. Bond.

STATE DIRECTOR.

Samuel Duer.

Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Div-
idends, July and January. Election, 2d Mon-
day in January.

NATIONAL UNION BANK OF MD.

Corner Charles and Fayette Streets.

Chartered 1805— Capital, $1,258,425.

Wm. W. Taylor, President.
R. MiCKLE, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

And. Aldridge,
John Hurst,
J. C. Bridges,
Allen A. Chapman,

G. W. Howard,
C.Oliver O'Donnell,
W. W. Spence,
Wm. Woodward,

B. F. Newcomer.

FRANKLIN BANK.

15 South Street, between Baltimore and Second.

Chartered 1810— Capital, $450,000.

J. I. Donaldson, President.
Chas. Goodwin, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

C. J. Baker.
Jno. Smith, D.
H. R. Wilson,
Robt. Turner,

G. H. Hunt,
J. W. BrufT,
Geo. Sanders,
S. Sprigg Belt.

Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. —
Dividends, January and July. Election, April.

MARINE BANK.

JS/. E. corner of Gay and Second Streets.
Chartered, 1810— Capital, $405,490.

B. A. VicKERs, President.

DIRECTORS.

Geo. E. Bowdoin, Edward Jenkins,
Geo. W. Hall, B. A. Vickers,

Samuel Kirby, Thomas Corner,

A. H. Jenkins, Samuel G. Miles.

Joshua Marsh.

Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Div-
idends, April and October. Election, April.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NA-
TIONAL BANK. ■

■N. W. corner of Lombard and South Streets.

Chartered, 1810— Capital, $G50,OU0.

J. Hanson Thomas, President.

James Sloan, Jr., Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

D. B. Banks, Evans Rogers,

J. R. Conway, F. B. Loney,

D. J. Foley, Otho H. Williams,

J. K. Caldwell.

Discount Days, Monday and Thursday, —
Dividends, April and October. Election, 2d
Monday in April.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

S. W. corner of Gay and Second Streets.

Chartered, 1834— Capital, $1,500,000.

Johns Hopkins, President.
D. Sprigg, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

Alex. H. Stump, James I. Fisher,

W. H. Graham, Joseph Cushing, Jr.

John M. Orem, H. L. Whitridge,

Austin Dall.

Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Div-
idends, July and January. Election, May.

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWIXG MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALKS
ROOMS— J181 Baltimore Street.

g'.tudy your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CC.

606

APPENDIX.

>fAT10NAL MECHANICS' BANK.

Corner rf Calvert and Fayette Streets.

Chartered 1806— Capital $600,000.

Mich'l Warner, President.
C. R. Coleman, Casliier.

DIRECTORS.

"Wm. Heald, John Curlett,

T. C. Jenkins, Alf. Jenkins,

Wm. Chesnut G. W. Ward,

George S. Brown, J. McConky,

S. H. Caughy, W. F. Lucas,

Wm. Stirling. Wm. Keyser.

STATE DIRECTORS.

Henry Janes, Geo. R. Berry.

Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday.
Dividends, June and December. Election,
June.

COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' NA-
TIONAL BANK.
Corner of Howard and German Streets.
Chartered 1810— Capital $.Jl2,5t30.

Jesse Slingluff, President.
Trueman Cross, Cashier.

directors.
Jesse SlinglufF, Robt. R. Kirkland,

S. I Donaldson, C. M. Keyser,

A. Schumacher, John Cushing,

Aug. J. Albert, W. Devries,

Cliarles Hofl'man, J. H. Rieman,

Jno. Brown, Queen Anne's County.

Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Divi-
dends, May and November.

WESTERN BANK.
Eutaio Street, one door north of Eutaw House.

Chartered 1835— Capital $600,000.

C. Brooks, President.
W. H. Norris, Cashier.

directors.

Francis Burns,
W. A. Hack,
John Coates,
Aaron Fenton,
Wm. Bridges,

Wm. G. Power,
Jas. Harvey,
George Bartlett,
S. R. Smith,
Wm. F. Burns,

Matthew H. Clarke, Chas. H. Koons.

Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Divi-
dends, January and July. Election, February.

CHESAPEAKE BANK.

Corner of J^orth and Fayette Streets.

Chartered 1836— Capital $364,473.

J. S. GiTTiNGs, President.
H. Chamberlaine, Jr., Cashier.

directors.
E. S. Rogers, John Boyd,

H. M.Bash, G. H. Williams,

B. H. Williams, J. Matthews,

P. Mowel, Isaac Rogers,

M. Benzinger.

Discount Day, AVednesday. Dividends, Jan-
uary and July. Election, May.

NATIONAL FARMERS AND PLANT-
ERS' BANK.

South Street, betv)een Baltimo7-e and Second.
Chartered 1836— Capital $800,000.

Enoch Pratt, President.
T. B. Rdtter, Cashier.

directors.
Thomas Whitridge, Samuel Bevan,
Samuel Mactier, Lawrence Thomsen,

James Hooper, jr. William Lamping,
William Hopkins, D. L. Bartlett.
George Small,

Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Divittends, January and July.

CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK.

Corner of Hanover and Pratt Streets. .

Capital, $500,000.

John Clark, President.
J. Wesley Guest, Cashier,
directors.
D. C. H. Emory, Samuel Hopkins,
Joseph Simms, James A. Hooper,

D. C. Howell Henry James.

Samuel Hurlbut,

Discount Day, Wednesday. Dividends, June
and December.

HOWARD BANK.

^. W. Corner of Howard and Fayette Streets.

Chartered 1847— Capital $.300,000.

James F. Purvis, President.
John G. Lester, Cashier.

directors.
James F. Purvis, Peter Kephart,

Aaron Hoft'man, John Phillip.s,

Joseph Stine, Talbott Donmead,

James Mathers, Henry Wirt, jr.

R. Lawson, B. T. Hynsnn,

Caleb Kelly, Thomas G. Evans.

Discount Day, Tuesday. Dividends, Feb-
ruary and August.

BANK OF COMMERCE.

J^o. 26 South Street.
Capital $1,000,000— Paid in $500,000.
James W. Alnutt, President.
directors.
James W. Alnutt, Charles Webb,
Jos. B. Brinkley, I<]d. J. Church,

T. H. Sullivan, J. F. Wiley,

Hugh Sisson.
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday.

PEOPLES' BANK.
Corner of Baltimore and Paca Streets.

Miles White, President.
Joseph H. Curley, Cashier.
directors.
David Carson, J. B. Heim,

James Curley J.A.Gary,

H. Groverman, 0. A. Parker.

Discount Day, Wednesday. Dividends, Feb-
ruary and August.

JAME.S H. JOHIVSON, City Steam J^ire-wood MilLs— "Warren's Fire and "W.-i ter-proo/
Roofing, and Patent IVeoteric i>iiioking Tulles, over 99 W» Baltimore -st.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.

APPENDIX. 607

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BALTI-
MORE.

JVb. 8 South Gay Street.
Capital Stock $1,100,000.

Thomas Swann, President.
J. S. NoRRis, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.

Thomas Swann, B. Deford,

Johns Hopkins, Tiiomas Kelso,

Wm. K. Hooper, Columbus O'Donnell,

John Clark, Wm. J. Albert,

Horace Abbott.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF BAL-
TJJMORE.

;^ {Formniy Fell's Point Bank.)
No. 147 Broadway.
Capital $350,000.

John S. Oilman, President.
John W. Randolph, Cashier,

DlhECTORS. •

John J. Abrahams, Jacob W. Uugg,
Edw'd W. Robinson, John H. Hugg,
Samuel Butler, R. K. Hawley,

John S. Oilman.
Discount Day, Thursday. Dividends, May
and November.

THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF BALTI-
MORE.

J^o. 31 South Street.
Capital $000,000.

W. Whitelock, President,
A. M. Carter, Cashier.

Thomas Y. Canby, E. L. Parker,
J. Carey Coale, Philip S. Chappell,

J. F. Dix, W. H. Crawford,

G. T. Hopkins, G. H. Reese,

J. Wheelwright.

NATIONAL EXCHAJNOE BANK.
Jfo. 4 South Sharp Street.

Daniel Miller, President.
H. R. Riddle, Cashier.
directors.
Daniel Miller, M. Stein,

John Cugle, J. Oberndorf,

B. F. Cator, J. P. Neer,

Robert Spiller, H. C Smith,

A. J. Miller.
Discount Day, Friday.

SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.

J\r. W. Corner of Gay and Second Streets.
Chartered 1818 — Open for receiving and pay-
ing deposits daily, from 10 to 1 o'clock.

Archibald Stirling, President.
David Baldwin, Treasurer.
directors :
Archibald Stirling, Wm. Kennedy,
Basil S. Elder, Alonzo LiUv,

Wm. H. Coiikling, Thos. Whitndge,
Matthew Smith, Benjamin Deford,

A. Schumacher, James I. Fisher,

Michael Warner, Joseph Cushing.jr.

Robert P. Brown, Thomas C.Jenkins,
Chauncy Brooks, Solomon Corner,

Deeter Bargar, N. Popplein

Edward Kurtz, Samuel Kirby,

Galloway Cheslon, George S. Brown,
Wm. McKim, George N. Eaton,

Austin Jenkins.

EUTAW SAVINGS BANK.
S. E. Corner Eutaw and Fayette Streets.
Chartered 1846 — Open for receiving and pay-
ing deposits daily from 9 to 2 o'clock.

Jesse Hunt, President.
Edw. T. Owens, Treasurer.
directors :
Jesse Hunt, Henry R, Lauderman,

George Bartlett, John Coates,

James Harvey, Aaron Fenton,

John Cashing, Elisha H. Perkins,

Francis Burns, J. Robert Israel,

Alexander Kirkland, Solomon Hilleii, jr.
Asa Needham, John Gregg,

J. Mason Campbell, Samuel R. Smith,
Charles U. Siniglutf, Samuel Elder,
William A. Hack, Francis Daws,
Alfred Jenkins, J. Harman Brown,

William Devries, Daniel Miller.

William Wilson, jr.

DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE
9 J^orth Calvert Street opposite Barnum's.

Francis T. King, President.
Isaac P. Cook, I'reasuier.
John Mason, Secretary.
F. W. Brune, Attorney.

directors :
George W. Corner, Charles J. Baker
W. B. Canfield, George R. Dodge,

Wm. Crane, J. F. McJiiion,

J. B. Seidenstricker, Robert Turner,
Wm. Bridges, F. W. Brune,

John M. Orem, John Brannan,

Thomas J. Wilson, Wm. Numsen,
George Sanders, Wm. Woodward,

John Curlett, James Carey,

Hiram Woods, jr. Jesse Tyson,
German H. Hunt, Jas. G. Ramsey.

This Bank is open daily for receiving de-
posits of any amount and paying money,
irom 10 to 1 o'clock.

Interest at the rate of four per centi per an-
num allowed on deposits, and an extra divi-
dend of surplus protiis made every third year
amongst the depositors.

Married Women and Minors can make de-
posits in their own name, and the money lield
subject to their exclusive control

RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

John W. Garrett, President.

J. 1. Atkinson, Secretary.

Wm. p. Smith, Master of Transportation.

Thatcher Perkins, Master of iVlachinery,

John King, Jr., Auditor and General Freight

Agent.
L. M. Cole, General Ticket Agent.
J. T. England, General Receiving Agent,

Camden Station.
J. D. McKean, Agent, Locust Point Station.

WASHINGTON TRAINS.

Six trains leave daily for Washington,
three fn the morning and three in the after-
noon.

SHLRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! RAYMOND, BURTOM & CO. are now located at
168 Baltimore-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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APPENDIX.

WESTERN TRAINS.

Leave Baltimore.

Mail, 9.00 A. M.
Express, 9.40 P. M.
Frederick Accommodation, 4 P. M.
Ellicoits Mills Accommodations, 6.20 and
9.15 A. M., and 1.20 and 5.00 P. M.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

President Street, Corner Canton Jivenue.

IiAAC HiKCKLET, President.

Wm. Crawford, Agent.

C. K. Ide, Master of Transportation.

H. F. Kenney, Superintendent.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

J. D Cameron, President.
Robert S. Hollins, Secretary.
J. S. Leib, Treasurer.
J.N. DoBarry, General Superintendent.
Leave Baltimore,

Mail train North, 9.20 A. M.; Parkton Ac-
commodation, 7.20 A. M.; Erie Express, 8
P. M.; Express, 10 P. M.; Harrisburg, 2.50
P. M.

NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD.

P. G. Van Winkle, President.

Office at Parkershurg, Va.

The Trains on this road run between Graf-
ton, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
Parkersburg, on the Ohio River, in close con-
nectioi, wiih those of the latter Company,
and the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company

STEAMERS AND STEAMBOATS.

Alexandria, Washington & Land-
ings on the Potomac River.

The Steamers C. Vanderbilt and Express,
will leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Fri-
day, at 5 o'clock, P. M., for Alexandria,
Washington and Georgetown, stopping at all
the usual landings on the Potomac River —
Returning, will leave Washington every Sat-
urday and Wednesday, at 6 o'clock, A. M.,
and leave Alexandria at 7 o'clock, A. M.,
stopping at the usual landings on the River.
A. N£EDHAM<&. SoNs,Ag'ts, 142Light-st whf.

Slaughter's Line for Chester River.

Steamer Chester, Capt. E. S. L. Young;
Steamer George Law, Capt. Samuel Crosby;
Steamer Arrow, Capt. J. L. Sharp. On and
after Monday, May 22d, 1865^ the Steamer
Chester, will leave Baltimdre Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 o'clock, stop-
ping at all the Landings on the River except-
ing Corsica Creek.

The George Law, will leave Baltimor^
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'"
clock, A. M., for Kent Island, Corsica Creek>
Booker's Wharf, Rolph's Wharf, and Ches"
tertown.

The Arrow will leave Baltimore Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock, A.M.,
for Queenstown, Gray's Inn Creek and
Crumpton.

H. B. Slaughter, Proprietor.

J. F. M. WooDALL, Agent.
|I3* See p. 69 Mvertisements.

For Fredericksburg, Va., & Land-
ings on Rappahannock River.

The Steamer Wenonah, Capt. Joseph D.
Dawes, leaving Baltimore Wharf, foot of
South street, at 4 o'clock, P. M., slopping on
her way up the Rappahannock, at all the '
Landings.

Returning the Wenonah will leave Freder-
icksbnrg every Tuesday morning, at 4 o^'clock,
stopping at all Landings on her way down
the river, and arrive at Baltimore early
Wednesday morning, connecting with cars
for the North, East and West. All freights
for the River must be prepaid.

For further information, passage, &c., ap-
ply on board to Joseph White, Purser, or to
Jos. Jas. Taylor, Agent,
212 West Falls avenue.

New York and Baltimore Trans-
portation Line.

(Through line, via Canals.) The attention
of shippers is called to this route, as being
safe, economical and speedy. Freights care-
fully handled, and no trans-shipment upon the
route. For freight only apply to

J. Alex. Shriver, No. 3 Light-st. whf,

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam-
boat Company.

Steamers John S. Shriver, R. L. Gaw and
Richard Willnig, leave Light-st wharf every
afternoon, (Sundays excepted,) until further
notice, at 3 o'clock. For freight or passage
apply to J. Alex. Shriver,

No. 3 Light-st wharf.

Baltimore and Susquehanna Steam
Company.

■• Regular daily line (except Sunday) for Port
Deposite, Havre de Grace, and Tide-Water
Canal. The Steamer Portsmouth, Captain
Daws, leaves lower end of West Falls avenue
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday even-
ing at 5 o'clock. The Steamer Lancaster,
Capt. J. W. Tomlinson, leaves same place
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even-
ing at 5 o'clock. Freight received daily until
5 o'clock, carried at low rates, and carefully
attended to. Jos. Jas. Taylor, Agent.

J. HEVRY GIESB, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, SsG'
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Pla«t«r conaUaktly on hand, HI Spear's MSTbarf,

SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

APPENDIX.

f.09

Individual Enterprise Company.

Steamers Kent, Captain John H. Kirwan;
Champion, Capt. J. R. Griffith, and Pioneer,
Capt. Wm. R. Norman. Freight received at
wharf and office, Light-st. foot of Camden.
C. K. Cannon, Agent.

New Line of Steamers to Norfolk,
Richmond, &c.

From Corner's Wharf, foot of Frederick
street, Baltimore. Leave daily at 6 o'clock,
P. M. A. VV. Shaw, Agent.

Bay Line Steamers to Norfolk,
Richmond, &c.

Leaves daily at 6 o'clock, P. M., foot of
Concord street. M. N. Falls. Pres't.

For the Patuxent River, Fair Ha-
ven and Plum Point.

The Steamer George Weems, leaves every
Wednesday, at 6 o'clock, A. M., proceeding
as far as Hill's Landing.

The Steamer Planter will leave Baltimore
every Saturday morning at 6 o'clock, for the
Patuxent river, proceeding as far up as Hill's
Landing.

All freights prepaid and received up to 1 o'-
clock on the day previous to the departure of
the Steamers.

EXPRESSES.

ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY,
Office 164 Baltimore Street.

HARNDEN EXPRESS, i
293 Baltimore street, corner of Sharp.

REID & GO'S EXPRESS,
^0. 116 S. Eutaw street.

JOHNM. McCLINTOCK,

(baggage,)
South end Balto. and Ohio Railroad Depot.

STAGES.

Bateman's Stage to Bel- Air.

Leaves Brown's Hotel, 119 North High-st.,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8}4
o'clock, A. M.

Scarff's Line to Kellville.

Leaves Rising Sun Hotel, 74 North High
street, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at 8 o clock, A. M., returning next day.

Long Greene, Harford Road Stage.

Leaves Starr Hotel, corner Front and Low
streets, every afternoon at 23^ o'clock.

Franklintown Stage.

Leaves General Wayne Inn every afternoon
at 33^2 o'clock.

Pikesville Stage.

Leaves Hand Tavern, Paca street, daily at 4
o'clock, P. M.

Liberty Road Stages.

Leaves Hand Tavern, Paca street, daily at 2
o'clock, P. M.

TELEGRAPHS.

American Telegraph Company,

S. W. corner Baltimore and South streets.

Branch offices. — Eutaw House, Adams Ex-
press office, Camden Station, and President-
Street Depot.

J. F. Mattinglt, Manager.

People's 2'elegraph Line.

23 South street, Barnum's Hotel and Harn-
den Express.

W. F. Snyder, Manager.
W. H. Heiss, Sup't.

United States 2'elegraph Company,

2] South street.
N. E. Lawrence, Manager.

Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Co.

132 W. Baltimore street.

H. C. Showacre, Manager.

CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY.

Office N. E. corner Eutaw and Baltimore
streets.

HKNRY TYSON,
President and Superintendent.

MADISON AVENUE LINE
Runs from Thames street, East Baltimore, to
the city limits. Madison avenue cars run at
intervals of 5 minutes in the morning, and 4
minutes in the afternoon.

FRANKLIN SQUARE LINE
Runs from west end of Baltimore street to
Baltimore Cemetery. Cars run at intervale
of 5 minutes, morning and afternoon.

SOUTH B.ALTIMORE LINE
Runs from Gay and Baltimore sts. to the ter-
minus of Light street, every ten minutes.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE LINE
Runs from city limits on Penna. avenue to
Gay street. Cars run at intervals of 10 min-
utes, morning and afternoon.

NORTH BALTIMORE LINE.
Cars run at intervals of 10 minutes from the
corner of North and Baltimore streets to the
end of Charles-st. at North Boundary avenue.

CANTON LINE
Connects with ihe Madison avenue line at
Thames street, and runs to East boundary
of the city at Canton.

fl^ Time of starting the cars on all of the
lines in Summer, 6 A. M.; in Winter, 6% A.
M. Run until midnight.

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifacturtrs of AVJilte L.end, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue.
Xeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints antl Vamlslies, 100 W. Lombaid Street.

39

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W.
BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

610

APPENDIX.

YORK ROAD RAILWAY.

Cars will leave corner Baltimore and North
streets at every hour from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.;
and the corner of East and Ensor streets, at
every hour from 7.15 A. M. to 6.15 P. M.,
except 12 M. connecting with the York Road
cars at North avenue.

Leave Tovi^sontowrn at every hour from 7
A. M. to 6 P. M., except 12, M.

Mail car leaves at 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. on
Sundays.

CATONSVILLE & ELLICOTTS
MILLS RAILWAY.

Office West Baltimore street extended, termi-
nus City Passenger Bailway.

WM. W. ORNDORFF,

Superintendent.
Cars run hourly except at 12 noon, from 7
A. M. to 8 P. M. See schedule of time table.

CONSULS AND VICE-CONSULS.

Great Britain — Frederic Bernal, office over
Exchange Reading Rooms.

France — A. Lauvan, St. Paul, between Mul-
berry and Franklin.

Spain and Mexico — J. A. Pizarro, No. 3 Bar-
net street, near Charles.

Prussia, Saxony, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Ba-
den, Darmstadt, Hesse-Cassell — W. Dresel,
No. IJ Cheapside.

Belgium — G. 0. Gorter, No. 52 s Gay st.

Russia — Aug. Kohler, Vice-Consul, over No.
69 Exchange Place.

Italy — C. A. Williamson, Vice, Union Bank.

Netherlands— Claas Vocke, No. 116 South
Charles street.

Sweden and Norway— F. B. Graf, No. 18
Second street.

Vice-Consul of Pontifical States— T. P. Scott,
No. 16 St. Paul street.

Denmark— F. B. Graf, Acting Vice-Consul,
No. 18 Second street.

Oriental Republic of Uraguay — P. De Mur-
guiondo, over 57 Secona

Buenos Ayres— C. Morton Stewart, No. 52
South Gay street.

New Grenada— R. A. Fisher, No. 54 South
Gay street.

Peru and Equador -James I. Fisher, No. 54
South Gay street.

Venezuela— Bolivar D. Danels, No. 57 Fay-
ette street.

Hamburg and Bremen — A. Schumacher, Con-
sul General, No. 9 South Charles street.

Brazil, Portugal and Nicaragua— C. Oliver
O'Donnell, No. 52 south Gay street.

Hanover— Edward Urhlaub, No. 69 Exchange
Place.

Oldenburg— Charles Bulling, No. 143 West
Lombard street.

Poriuj;;, I— Robert Lehr, 84 Read street.
Chill— Richard B. Fitzgerald, No. 6 South
Gay street.

Lubec-H. Von Kapff, No. 22 German street

Au tna— J. D. Kremelberg, Vice-Consul, No.

li Cheapside.
Ageits for the Underwriters at Bremen— F.
W . Brune & Sons.

Agent for the Underwriters at Lloyd's, a
London, Liverpool and Glasgow — James
Carey Coale, Exchange place.

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Leander Warren, 61 Second street.

Thos. R. Rich, 81 Second street.

Wni. F. Murdoch, n e cor. of Gay and Lom-
bard streets.

James B. Latimer, s w corner of Fayette and
St. Paul streets.

RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS,

For taking Depositions, Jlcknowledgments, Sfc.

James B. Latimer, corner of St. Paul and
Fayette streets.

Dalrymple Williams, N. W. corner of Cal-
vert and Lexington streets.

William Daniel, 67 W. Fayette street.

Joseph T. Atkinson, No. 36St. Paul street.

Wm. S. Bryan, No. 36 St. Paul street.

John J. Snyder, No. 53 W. Fayette street.

Bolivar Danels, No. 57 W. Fayette street.

E. R. Sprague, No. 5 St. Paul street.

Frederick F. Benzinger, Law Buildings.

Thomas Whelan, Jr., No. 16 St. Paul st.

H. R. Root, No. 5 St. Paul street.

SOCIETIES.

MASONS.
Masonic Hall — St. Paul, cor. Court House lane.

MEETING OF LODGES and CHAPTERS.

Cassia Lodge, No. 45 — 1st and 3d Monday.
Mystic Circle, " 109— 1st and 3d Monday.
Adherence, " 88 — 2d and 4th Monday.

Lafayette, " 111— 2d and 4ih Monday.

King David's, " 68— 1st and 3d Tuesday.
Warren, " 51 — 2d and 4lh Tuesday.

Monumental, " 96 — 2d and 4th Tuesday.
Saint John's, »' 34— 1st and 3d Wednesd.
Amicable, " 25 — 2d and 4th Wednesd.

Washington, " 3 — 1st and 3d Thursday.
Hiram, •' 107— 1st and 3d Thursday.

Union, " 60 — 2d and 4th Thursday.

Centre, " 108— 1st and 3d Friday.

Concordia, " 13 — 1st and 3d Friday.

Ben Franklin, " 97— 1st and 3d Friday.
Corinthian, " 93— 2d and 4th Friday.
Concordia Chap. No. 1 — 1st and 3d Tuesday.
Phoenix " " 7 — 2d and 4th Friday.

Jerusalem " " 9 — 1st and 3d Monday.
St. John's " " 19— Istand 3d Wednesd.
Maryland Commandery — 2d and 4th Friday.
Baltimore " — 2d and 4th Thursd.

Arcana Lodge, No. 110, 1st and 3d Monday,
at No. 3, South Carey street.

D. A. Piper, Grand Tyler, Masonic Hall.
Office hours, 8 to 10 A. M., 2 to 4 P. M.

I. 0. ofO. F.
The Grand Lodge meets annually on the
third Monday in April, in the city of Balti-
more.

Officers of the Chrand Lodge of Maryland.
Charles H. Dupuy, M. W. Grand Master.

E. Gover Cox, R. W. Deputy Grand Master.
N. S. Harrison,, R. W. Grand Warden.
Joseph B. Escavaille, R. W. Grand Secretary.

THE GROVKR & BAKER SEWIIVG MACHINE is the best for all ptirposes— SALKS
ROOfllS— ISl Baltimore Street.

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APPENDIX.

HIT

Richard Marley, R. W. Grand Treasurer.
F. E. Marine, R. W. Grand Chaplain.
J. Q. A. Herring:, R. W. Grand Marshal.
L. C. Coon, W. Grand Conductor.
James H. Mowbray, W. Grand Guardian.
Wm. H. Teepe, W. Grand Herald.

Meetings of Lod«:e.s and Encampments at Odd
Fellows Hall, JVorth Gay Street.

Washington, No. 1, every Monday.

Franklin, 2, •' Thursday.

Columbia, 3, " Wednesday.

William Tell, 4, " Tuesday.

Gratitude, 5, " Monday.

Harmony, 6, *' Wednesday.

Friendship, 7, '* Thursday.

Marion, 8, " Tuesday.

.Tefferson, 9, " Thursday.

Corinthian, 10, " Tuesday.

Maryland, 11, " Monday.

Monumental, 14, " Thursday.

Mechanics', 15, '• Monday.

Germania, 47, '* Tuesday.

Iris, 48, " Wednesday.

Oriental, 52, " Tuesday.

Schiller, 55, " Friday.

Baltimore City, 57, " Wednesday.

Golden Rule, 58, " Wednesday.

Jackson, 65, " Monday.

Warren, 71, " Friday.

General Taylor, 72, " Monday.

Independence, 77, " Tuesday.

Mountain, 84, " Thursday.

Liberty, 93, " Monday.

Madison, 98, " Wednesday.

Jerus'm Encamnp't, No. 1, " Friday.

Salem " 2, " Wednesday.

Hebron, •' 3, " Tuesday.

Schiller " 12, «« Thursday.

^t Wildey Hall, E. Pratt Street.

Thomas Wildey Lodge, No. 44, every Wed-
nesday.

^1t Pacific Hall, corner Baltimore and Paca sts.

Pacific Lodge, No. 63, every Thursday.

Mount Ararat Encampment, No. 13, every
Tuesday.

^t J^o. 3 South Carey Street.
Eureka Lodge, No. 101, every Tuesday.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN,

Meet in Metamora Hall, W. Lombard, near

Hanover.

Metamora Tribe, No 1. Monshusia Tribe,

• No. 2. Sagamore Tribe, No. 8. Osceola

Tribe, No. 1].

UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF
DRUIDS.
The Grand Grove meets on the 3d Friday
of May, August, November and February,
corner Baltimore and Gay streets.

I. O. OP UNITED BROTHERS.

Grand Band meets quarterly at United
Brothers' Hall, W. Baltimore, corner Tripo-
li's alley.

UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS,,
State Council meets on the 3d Tuesday of
January, April, July and October, at Tem-
perance Temple, Gay street.

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
G. C. of U. S.

The Great Council of the U. S. Improved

O. R. M. will meet in the city of Baltimore

on the second Tuesday in the Corn Moon,

5626.

Place and Time of Meeting of Tribes.

Pocahontas, No. 3, Monday, Red Men's
Hall, Paca street.

Powhatan. No. 5, Wednesday, corner Pratt
and Bond.

Philip, No. 8, Friday, Osceola Wigwam.

Osceola, No. 11, Wednesday, Osceola Wig-
wam.

Anacostia, No. 12, Monday, Osceola Wig-
wam.

Maneto, No. 14, Wednesday, Red Men's
Hall, Paca street.

Tecumseh, No. 15, Tuesday, corner Light

and Montgomery-
Ottawa, No. 16, Thursday, Red Men's Hall.

Pawnee, No. 22, Tuesday, Red Men's Hall.

Susquehanna, No. 27, Friday, Red Men's
Hall, Paca street.

Incohonee, No. 33, Monday, Osceola Wig-
wam.

Manhattan, No. 34, Monday, Red Men's
Hall Paca street.

Pinola, No. 38, Thursday, Osceola Wigwam.
Office of the G. C. of R. of U. S., No. 18

North street.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
The Grand Division of Maryland holds its

annual session in the City of Baltimore on

the 4th Thursday in October, in the Temple,

North Gay street. The Officers are —

R T. Smith, G. W. P.; A. Donalson, G.

W. A.; Rev. Thomas Myers, G. Scribe; E.

.W. Briding, G. Treasurer; B. E Gantt, G.

Chaplain; N. Baker, G. Conductor; Samuel

Weaver, G.Si;ntinel.

Time and places of meeting of Subordinate Di-
visions.

Baltimore, No. 1, Monday at the Temple.

Monroe, No 3, Wednesday, "

Harmony, No. 6, Monday, "

Newington, No. 27, at Whatcoat Chapel.

Marion, No. 19, Thursday at Temple.

Western Sfar, No. 165, Thursday, N. W.
corner of Greene and Lexington.

Land and Sea, No. 161, Thursday, S. E. cor-
ner of Light and Montgomery.
The Grand Division also meets quarterly

on the 4th Thursday in January, April and

July, at such place as may be fixed at the

subsequent meeting.

BALTIMORE GYMNASIUM.

Carroll Hall

Organized 1858. Chartered 1862.

John Carson, President.
Claude Baxley, M. D., Vice-President.
H. Clay Miller, Secretary.
Wm. E. Hanna, Treasurer.

DIRECTORS.

McHenry Grafton, Wm. R. Woodworth,
Sam'l C. Honeton, Geo. F. Sloan, jr.,
John R. Hooper.
Open every day (except Sundays,) from 6
A.M. to 10 P. M.

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APPENDIX,

HIBER.NIAN SOCIETY OF BALTI-
MORE.

Incorporated by the General Assembly of

Maryland, February, 1818.
Daniel J. Foley, President.
Jamls Armstrong, 1st Vice-President.
Luke Cassidy, 2(1 Vice-Presiuent.
Rev. James Dolan, Chaplain.
Samuel 1. Donaldson, Counsellor.

John H. O'Donovan, ) r,, ■■ „„
• • 1 \ r,^r\ n / Fhysicians.

jJomini'-k .A. O Donnell, J •'

M. J. Kelly, Treasurer.

Eugene Cummiskey, Secretary.

managers.

Charles Pendergast, Samuel H. Adams,

James Kernan, Michael Roche,

James Mullin, Daniel Donnelly,

Henry ?vlcShane, George Reilly.

GERMANIA CLUB.

165 West Lombard Street.

Incorporafed 1842.

G. W. Gail, President.

C. Bulling, ) Vice-Presidents.

F. Schepeler, ^

H. Von Kapff, Treasurer.

G. Gie.-ke, Si'cretary.

E. S. Sutro, Secretary of Officers.

MANAGERS.

C. Hinrichs, C. Vogeler,

C. Ax, G. A Von Lingen,

G. A. Drost, Louis Gieske,

J. C. Wilkens.

CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY,

166 W. Lombard Street, near Howard, after

February 15th, 1866, 72 N. Calvert-st.
Wm. B. Canfield, President.
Rev. Isaac P. Cook, Vici-President.
Wm. A. Wisong, Corresponding Secretary.
Edw. Otis Hinkley, Recording Secretary.
Jesse Tyson, Treasurer

W. C. Palmer, Agent.

Parents and Guardians can procure homes
in the country for tlinir cliildren, to be re-
ceived as mimbers of the family until of age.

Dry goods, second-hand clothing, shoes,
oaps, fuel, flour, meat.s and groceries thank-
fully received and duly acknowledged in our
annual report.

The attention of the merchants, and busi-
ness men generally, is solicited to the com-
mendable object and purposes of this Society.

BALTIMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

No. 12.

RoTSTON Hall, cor. Baltimore and Tripolets
alley.
John Cox, President.
H. H A. Rathell, Vice-President.
Jas. SriTES, Trt'asnrer.
L. 0 MiLLis, Recording Secretary,
Jamks Mills, Financial Secretary.
J. W. Cooper, Corresponding Secretary.

The Union meets eve.ry last Saturday night
of every month throughout the year.

BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CON-
DITION OF THE POOR.

24 W. Fayette street.

Jesse Hhnt, President.
Z. D. Brashears, Secretary.
Office hours, 9 to 4 o'clock.

MISCELLANEOUS.

WATER BOARD.

Office— 17 North street.

Geo. Merryman, Registrar.

HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Managers of the House of Refuge on the part

of the City of Baltimore.
Charles M. Keyser, Enoch Pratt,
Rev. J N.McJilton, John R. Kelso,
Rev. Geo. P. Nice, E. M. Greenway, jr.
Wm. Heald, George Small,

H. VV. Drakeley, Edward J Church.

THE MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE AND
NEWS ROOMS.

New Exchange Building, Exchange place and
Sticond street.
Papers filed from all parts of the United
States, also from Europe and the West Indies.
Subscription $15 per annum for individuals^
and $'20 for firtns of two or more.

PORTER & DUDLEY, Proprietors.

ATHEN^UM.
Corner of St. Paul and Saratoga streets, con-
tains the following Societies :

Library Company of Baltimore.
Historical Society of Maryland.
Mercantile Library Association.

Library 20,000 volumes.

The Library and Reading Rooms are open
daily, from 10 A. M. until 2 P. iM., for the
reception of ladies exclusively, and from 2
till 10 P. M. to the members generally.

Subscription Five Dollars per annum.

Geo. B Cole, President.

Edward Tiffany, Librarian

MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
FOR PROMOTING MECHANIC ARTS

President — John F. Meredith
Vice Presidents — C. W. Bentley,

W. W. Maughlin.
Recording Secretary — James Young,
Corresponding Secretary — N. H. Thayer.
Treasurer — Hugh Bolton.
Actuary — J. Gibson.
Meets on the second Wednesday of each
month, at the Hall over Centre Market. Li-
brary open daily from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Active members $5 fir admission and $3 an-
nual dues. Junior members $2 50 for admja-
sion and $1 50 annual dues. Lady membgjg
$2.50 for admission and $L50 annual dues.

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APPENDIX.

BOARD OF TRADE.

The Board of Directors meet on the first
Wednesday of every month, for transaction
of such business as may come before them.
Subscription Three Dollars per annum.
President — Thomas C. Jenkins.
Vice-Presidents — B. M. Hodges, Jr.
Hugh A. Cooper,
Alex. Rieman,
Jas. H. Barney.
Treasurer — E. B. Dallam.
Geo. U. Porter, Secretary.
Office No. 7 New Exchange Building.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

Corner of South and Wood streets.

f
President — Wm. Chesnut.
Vice-Prest's— J O Ford, Robt. Tyson.
Treasurer — Samuel Duer.
Secretary — John P. Paca.
Executive Committee — B. F. Phillips, Jas.
R. Clark, L. J. Cox, Jr.

GAS LIGHT COMPANY of BALTIMORE
Columbus O'Donnell, Pres't.
Joseph Brown, Secretary.
Office No. 19 South street.

MARYLAND GAS COMPANY.

Office— 5 St. Paul street.

E. R. Spragce, President.

PEOPLE'S GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
over Franklin Bank,
J. CoRTLAN, Jr., President.

ALMSHOUSE.

Trustees: — Wm. W. Maughlin, President,
James iV!i:Dougal, A. W. Poulson, James F.
Ross, Wm Callow.

Wiird Managers of the Poor.
Jst Ward — .-Stephen Wlialen,
2d " Wm. H. Hebden,
3d " Joseph A Ramsay,
4ih " Asbury Jarrett,
5lh " Caleb W Burgess,
6th " John Evans,
7th " William Garritee,
8th " Nicholas Cornelius,
9th " Samuel Hart,
10th " Benjamin T Hynson,
11th " J. Karis Moore,
12ih " John Bratinan,
13th " Charles W. George,
14th " John F. Towner,
15th «' William Reese,
16ih " John Sheckles,
17th '« Steptoe B. Taylor,
18th " Jonas Hayward, *

19th " J. P. P. Jones,
20th " John Oliver.

HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS,
Corner Druid Hill avenue and Townsend stg

Mrs. Atkinson, President.
Miss Rebecca McConkey, Secretary.

DISPENSARIES.

Baltimore, n e cor Liberty and Fayette
North E istern, e Monument, near Gay.
Southern, 48 Conway.
Eastern, cor Central av and Baltimore.

MARYLAND HOSPITAL FOR THE

NSANE.
Monument-st., east of Broadway, Baltimore.

Wm. Fisher, M. D., President.

John Foiieiden, M. I)., Med. Sup't.

G. Lane Taneyhill, M. D., Asst. Physician.

Rev. John N. McJilton, D. D., Chaplain.

John G. Mengel, Steward.

INFIRMARIES, HOSPITALS, &c.

Union Protestant Infirmary, corner Mosher
and Division streets, under the management
of an association of Ladies, is open for the re-
ception of medical and surgical cases.

Baltinr:ore Infirmary, s w corner Greene and
Lombard streets, connected with the Medical
Department of the University of Maryland
This institution is under the care of Sisters of
Charity Average number of patients 150

Church Home Broadway, n of Baltimore.

Mount Hope Institution, Garden street
near Northern avenue, for the insane and
sick, belonging to and served by the Sisters
of Charity.

Mount Hope Retreat, six miles from the
City on the Reisterstown road, for tjie insane
aiid sick, under the care of the Sisters of
Charily.

St. Agnes' Hospital, Mt. Dougherty, near
Greenmount avenue, opposite Cemetery, un-
der charge of Sisters of Charity.

MARYLAND COLLEGE of PHARMACY

George W. Andrews, President.

Jonas Winter, Secretary.

J. Brown Baxley, Treasurer.

Lectures on Pharmacy, Chemistry and Ma-
teria Medica, delivered at their Hall, No. 47
N. Calvert street, during the winter months.

CEMETERIES.

GREENMOUNT-Jno. H. B. Latrobe, Pres-
ident, .Tames McNeal, jr.. Treasurer.
• 'iDce ] Oouriland street.

BALTIMOKE-Thomas Wilson, President,

^l"'''^^^- ^,'^^^' Secretary and 1 reas'r.
Office 6 South St., 2d storv

LOUDON PARK-Henry A.' Thompson,
President, Wm. E. Primrose, Secretary
and Trea.^urer. Office 56 w Favette st

MOUNT . .LI VET-Thomas Franc'e. Ageilt.
Office 12 Light St.

WESTERN — James Peregoy, Treasurer.

,,^. r^''^"<=^ 266 w Fayette st.

MOUNT CARMKL-Robert Turner, Pres-
ident, John W. Randolph. Secretary and

/- A Jl^'^''^"''*''"- ^^'"'^ 1^7 s Broadway

OAIHLDRAL— Jonathan Muilan, Agent at
Cathedral Church, corner Mulberry and
Cathediai. '

HOLY CROSS-Rev. Jas. Dolan, President,
bt. Patrick's Cliurch, Broadway

LAUREL-(colored.)— Dr. J. B. K. Emory,
* 1 ' Courtlend st.

<i* HE.VRY UIESE, Cnmmlsston Merchant. Tor the sale of Flowr, Grain, Set-ds, &c
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster coniitautly on hand, ai Spear's Wharf.

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APPENDIX.

C H XJ E C H E S .

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Right Rev. W. R. Whittingham, D. D., LL. D., Bishop of Maryland.

St. Paul'y,

St. Peter's,

Christ,

St. Andrew's,

Church of Ascension,

Grace Church,

Mount Calvary,

St. Mark's,
Cranmer Chapel,
Trinity,

St. Stephen's,
St. Luke's,

Emanuel,

St. Barnaba's Chapel,
Church St John Baptist,
Holy Innocents' Chapel,
Memorial,

St. Thomas' Chapel,
Trinity Chapel, (col'd)
St. James', (col'd)
Zion Church,

First Presbyterian,
Second "

Fourth '*

Central "
Aisquith Street,
Broadway,
FranklinStreet,
Westminster Church,
I'welfih Presbyterian,
South Presbyterian,
Associated Ciiurch,
First Constitutional,
Associated Ref. Church,
Harford Avenue, .
Madison Presby. (col'd)

Corner of Saratoga and Charles,

Corner of Sharp and German.
Corner of Gay and Fayette,
High north of Lombard,
Lexington east of Pine,
Corner of Monument and Park,

Corner of Eutaw and Madison,

Lombard west of Fremont,
Corner of Mullikin and Spring,
Corner of Broadway and Pratt,

Hanover, corner of Welcome al,
Franklin Square, Carey street.

Corner of Read and Cathedral,

Biddle north of George,
Barre east of Little Paca,
Chase east of Eden,
Townsend near Garden,
Homestead,

Bank east of Bond, )

Corner of North and Saratoga, 5
Corner of Baltimore and Gilmor,

PRESBYTERIANS.

Corner of Madison and Park,
Corner of Baltimore and Lloyd,
South side of Franklin Square,
Corner of Saratoga and Liberty,
Corner of Aisquith and Kdward,
Corner of Broadway and Gough,
Corner Frankhn and Cathedral,
Corner of Fayette and Greene,
Franklin btw Chatsw'h & Fre't,
Light near Montgomery,
Fayette btw Liberty and Charles,
Corner of Greene and German,
Corner of Madison and Biddle,
Harford av. junction Aisquith,
Madison near Park,

ROMAN CATHOLICS.

PASTORS.

Rev M Mahan, D. D.

Rev. Julian Ingle, D. D. Asst.

Rev. Julius E. Grammer.

Rev. Dr. Benj. F. Brooke.

Rev. J. B. Henry.

Rev. Charles M. Calloway

Rev. John H. Hobart, D, D.
i Rev. Alfred A. Curtis.
[ Rev. J.S. Miller, Asst.

Rev. H. H. Hewitt.

Rev. Thomas Barrow.

Rev. George A. Lpakin.
i Rev. L. Van Bokkelen.
I Rev. T. C. Gambrill, Asst.
: Rev. Charles W. Rankin.

Rev. J. H. Bowles,
' Rev. H. B. Mariin,
i Rev. Noah H. Schenck.
[ Rev. W. B. Bodine, Asst.

Rev A. P. Stryker.

Rev John Rose.

Vacant.

Rev. O. Ingle

Rev. Ethan Allen, D. D.

Rev. H. H. Webb.

Rev. J. N. McJilton, D. D.

Assts.

Rev. J. C. Backus, D. D.

Rev. G. P. Hays.

Rev. J. A. Lefevre.

Rev. J. T. Smith, D. D.

Rev. J. Stuchell.

Vacant.

Rev. J. J. Bullock.

Rev. C. Dickson.

Vacant.

Rev. J. H. Potter.

Rev. F. Israel.

Rev. H. Dunning.

Rev. William Bruce.

Rev. Johnson.

Rev. James Carr.

St. Bridget's,
St. Patrick's,

St. Vincent de Paul's,

St. Mary's Chapel,
Carmelite Chapel,

St. Ignatius,

Most Rev. M. J. Spalding, D. D., Archbishop of Baltimore.

r Very Rev. H. B. Coskery, D. D.

Corner Cathedral and Mulberry, ■< x, '^^'^r^r* r^ i r, ri

' ' I Rev. 1 homas Foley, D. D.

[Rev. Thos. A. Becker, D. D.

Rev. Robert Kleineidam, rector.

Rev. James Gibbons.

Rev. James Dolaii, pastor.

Rev. Henry Myers, t>astor.

Rev. John Dougherty, assistant.

Rev. Alexius J. Elder.

Rev. John Dougherty, chaplain.

Cathedral,

St. Alphonsus, (German) Corner of Park and Saratoga,

Canton,

Corner of Broadway and Bank,

23 n Front street,

St. Mary's Seminary, Penna. av.
Aisquith south of Orleans,

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Corner of Calvert and Madison, < /-. i, ^ '

' ( College.

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Meatsfoot OH, Saltpetre. Points an,l V.-«Vnls»»es, 1(»0 AV. Lombard Street.

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615

APPENDIX.

St. James', (German)
St. Francis' Chapel and

col'd Sisters Prov.
St. Francis Xavier,(cordj

St. Joseph's,

St. Peter's,

St. John's,

St. Michael's, (German)

LOCATIONS,

Aisquilh south of Eager,
Richmond near Park,
Corner of Calvert and Pleasant,
Corner of Barre and Howard,

Corner of Poppleton and Kollins,

Corner of Eager and Valley,
Corner of Lombard and Wolfe,

Immaculate Conception, Mosher, near Druid Hill av.

Chap, of Visitation Conv.
Church of the HolyCross,
Mount Hope Institution,
St. Lawrence,

Corner of Park and Centre,
West street, Federal Hill,
Gibson, near Mosher,
Fort Road,

PASTORS.

Attended from St. Michael's.
Attended from St. Ignatius.

Attended from St. Ignatius,
j Rev. Michael Slattery, pastor.
I Rev. James iMcDevitt, assistant.
i Rev. E. McColgan, pastor.
[ Rev. J. S. Foley, D. D., assis't.
i Rev. Bernard McManus, j)aslor.
( Rev. J. Malloy, assistant.

Rev. F. (Jlauss.
C Rev. J. Giustiniani, C. M.
\ Rev. R. Malony, C. M.
(Rev. F. Dyer, C. M.

Attended frum St. Alphonsus.

Rev. P. J. Hespelein.

Attended from Im. Conception.

Rev. J. Gibbons.

Light street,
Eutaw street,
Madison av Church,
Wesley Chapel,
Exeter street.
Monument street,
Chew street,
Harford avenue,
Greenmount av Chapel,
Broadway,
Eastern avenue.
Fell's Point Chapel,
Canton Chapel,
Caroline street,
Lombard street Chapel,
Jackson Square Church,
Fayette street.
Union Square,
Union Square Chapel,
Franklin street,
Saratoga street,
William street,
Hersey Chapel,
Whatcoat Chapel,
Emory Church,
High street,

Charles street,

Columbifl street,
Poppleton street Chapel,
Straw bridge Church,
Falls Chapel,
Jefferson street Church
Sailors' City Bethel,
Causeway Miss. Chape!,
Hanover street Church,
Mount Vernon Chapel,
Eastern German Mission
Western " "

Dallas street, (colored,)
Sharp street, "

John Wesley, "
Asbury, "

Orchard, •'

Western Chapel "

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner Light-st. and Wine alley, C F

Eulaw above Mulberry, < P

Corner Madison and Townsend, ( H

Corner Sharp and Barre, B

Exeter south of Gay, E

Corner Monument and Stirling, \ E

Corner of Chew and Bond, \ P

Harford avenue and Biddle-st. ^ E

Greenmount avenue, \ F

Broadway south of Pratt, B

Eastern av. east of Bond-st. C B

Corner Eastern av. and Star al < P

Canton avenue extended, ( F

Caroline s of Billimore, ( I

Lombard e of Washington, <F

Fayette e of Fremont, R

Republican s of Baltimore, ^ P

Cor. of Franklin and Poppleton,
Saratoga street, •

Cor. of William and L. Church, <
Light street extended, j

Fremont junct. Pennsylvania av.
Penna. av. n of Hoffman street.
Corner of High and Stiles,

" Charles and Fayette,

Columbia e of Fremont '

Poppleton n of Columbia,
Corner of Biddle and Garden, <
Lanvale Factory, \

S E. corner Jefferson and Bond,
Lee street near Light street whf,
Eastern avenue near Eden,
Hanover street,
Mt. Vernon Factory,
, Broadway near Eastern avenue.
Cor. Penna. av. and Mosher St.,
Dallas n of Aliceanna street.
Sharp n of Pratt,
Sharp near Montgomery,
Corner of East and Douglass sts.
Orchard near Ross,

. Lyttleton F. Morgan.

James A. McCauley.
, U. Peyton Brown.
, Wm. H. Chapman.

Leonard M. Gardner.
. Samuel Barnes.
, James R. Cadden.
. Joseph France.
. B. G. W. Reid. _
. Alexander E. Gibson.
, James Curns.
. James H. McCord.
, Henry Furlong.
. John W. Hedges.
. James Gamble.

. Wm. S. Edwards.
. Wm. F. Speake.
, Philip D. Lipscomb.
. Charles A. Reed.

Rev. Marion L. Hawley.

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Charles B. Tippett.
Asbury R. Reiley.
Samuel A. Wilson.
Thomas Sewall.
Wm. H. Pitcher.

Rev. John W. Start.
Rev. Richard H inkle.

Rev.
Rev,

Rev.

Rev.

Rev.

Rev.

Rev.
f Rev.
I Rev.
■i Rev.
I Rev.
[Rev.

Richard Norria.
R. R. Murphy.

J. J. Largent.

D. H. Carroll.

E. J. Lutz.
Frederick Bonn.
Elijah Grissam.
John N. Mars.
Joseph P. Bowser.
Henry Elbert.
Richard P. Bell.
Geo. W. Lewis.

Chatsworth Meth. Church Corner Pine and Franklin, Rev. J. A. Williams.

Winan's Chapel, Baltimore street, w of Fremont, Rev. E. F. Busey.

Trinity Church, cor Madison av and Preston-st.,Rev. A. Wilson.

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APPENDIX.

METHODIST PROTESTANT

NAMES.

Broadway Mission,
Lexington St. Mission,

West Baltimore,
East Baltimore,

LOCATION. PASTORS.

Cor. Broadway and Monument, ^ Rev. Peter L. Wilson.
Lexington between Republican ^ Rev. Win. S. Hammond.

and Schroeder, )

Corner of Lombard and Greene, Rev. J. T. Murray.
Corner Aisquith and Fayette, Rev. John R. Nichols.

South Baltimore, Light street, south of West, S Rev. R. Semple Rowe.

Washington streetStalion, Cor. Washington and Lombard, Rev. Joseph A. McFaden.
St. John's <[ndependent,)Liberty, north of Fayette, \ ^J^' ^.""j^^^es m' wlls^on.

Starr Church,

Cor. Poppleton and Lemmon,

First, (English,)
Third, (.English,)
Fourth, (German,)

Bethel,

Ebenezer,
Union Bethel,
Zion, (Independent,)
Waters Chapel,

GERMAN REFORMED.

Second street w of Gay,
Corner Paca and Saratoga,
Calvert near Saratoga,

Rev. E. R. Eschbach, assistant.
Rev. J. S. Foulk.
Rev. Killing.

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Saratoga west of Gay, Rev. S. L. Hammond.

Montgomery east of Hanover, Rev. W. D. VV. Schureman.

Wolfe south of Pratt, . Rev. Geo. T. Watkins.

Cor. Howard and Montgomery, Rev. P. Gibson.
Spring between Jefferson and

McElderry, Rev. Geo. T. Watkins.

BAPTIST.

First, Sharp corner Lombard,

Franklin Square Baptist, Franklin Square,

High street. Between Fayette and Low,

Lee street. Between Hanover and Sharp,

Second, Broadway near Pratt,

Seventh, Saratoga, corner Paca,

Colored, Lewis, near Orleans,

First Ciilored, Thompson, near Forrest,
Saratoga-st. Chapel, (col.) Saratoga street.

Rev. J. M. W. VVilliams.
Rev. T. B. Jones.
Rev. George P. Nice.

Rev. E. F. Crane.

Rev. Richard Fuller, D. D.

Rev. Williams.

Vacant.

Rev. Noah Davis.

CHRISTIAN OR DISCIPLES' CHURCH.

Meeting Church,
Meeting House,

First English,
Second "
Third "
St. Mark's,
Lutheran Chapel,
Trinity, (German,)
St. Paul's, "
Biddle street, "
St. Stephen's "
St.Matthew's"

Cor Paca and Lombard streets.
North street, near Saratoga,

Rev. D. S. Barnet.
Conrad Saumenig, Elder.

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

Lexington, w of Park,

Lombard, w of Greene,

Monument, near .^.isquith,

Eutaw bet. Mulberry & Saratoga,

Canton,

Trinity, e of High,

Corner Holiday and Saratoga,

Biddle St. n of Pennsylvania av.

Corner Hanover and Hamburg,

Central av. bet. Fayette & Bait.

Rev, John McCron, D. D.

Rev. Irving Magee.

Rev. H. Bishop.

Rev. C. A. Stork.

Vacant.

Rev. D. Maier.

Rev. E. W. G. Keyl.

Rev. G H. Brandau.

Rev. L. F. Zimmerman.

Rev. M. Kratt.

EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.

First Evangelical Church, Corner of Greene and Cider al.
Second '» " Corner McElderry and Short,

Rev. Jeremiah Young.
Rev. Jacob Henn.

INDEPENDENT CHURCHES.

Zion (Tnd.)Ger. Church, Gay, south of Saratoga,
United Evangel. Church, betw. 234 and 236 Eastern av.

Rev. Henry Scheib.
Rev. Andrew Schwartz.

SEAMEN'S UNION BETHEL.

Corner of Aliceanna and Bethel streets,

Rev. Henry Slicer.

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APPENDIX.

617

NAMES.

Orthodox,
Eastern District,
Western District,

EasfBaltintiore,

First Independent,

FRIENDS.

LOCATION. PASTORS.

Corner Courtland and Saratoga,
Corner Aisquitli and Fayette,
Lombard, e of Eutaw,

UNIVERSALIST.

Baltimore, near Central avenue, Rev, J. Riley Johnson.

UNITARIAN.
Corner Franklin and Charles, *

SWEDENBORGIAN.

Third New Jerusalem, Orchard st. near Madison av. Willard H. Hinkley.
German New Jerusalem, Lombard, near Central avenue, Rev. C. Louis Carriere.

First,

Second,

Third,

Fourth,

Fifth,

Sixth,

JEWISH SYNAGOGUES.

Corner of Lloyd and Watson, Vacant.

Eden, n of Lombard Rev. H. Hochheimer.

High, n of Fayette, Dr. Deutch.

Hanover, bet. Lombard & Pratt, Dr. Benjamin Szold.

Howard street. Vacant.

Liberty, Vacant.

Otterbine Chapel of the United Brethren in Christ, corner Scott and St. Peter's, — Rev. Daniel
Eberly, Parsonage 146 Scott.

Otterbine Church, Conway near corner Sharp, — Rev. J. A. Sand.

St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of the Unaltered Augsburg Confes.sion, Sara-
toga street, near Holiday.

BOUNDARIES OF THE WARDS.

FIRST WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Monument and Wolfe streets ;
thence east on south side of Monument street
to city limits ; thence south along city limits
to Lazaretto ; thence around water line of
Northwest Branch to Fell street; thence along
Fell street, east side, to Wolfe street ;' thence
north on east side of Wolfe street to place of
beginning.

SECOND WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of Bank and Wolfe streets; thence
south on west side of Wolfe street to Fell
street; thence southeast on southwest side of
Fell street to water line; thence along the wa-
ter line of Northwest Branch and Jones Falls
to Eastern avenue; thence east on south side
of Eastern avenue to Central avenue; thence
north on east side of Central avenue to Bank
street; thence east on south side of Bank street
to place of beginning.

THIRD WARD.- Beginningat the inter-
section of Central avenue and Baltimore street;
thence south on east side of Central avenue to
Bank street; thence east on north side of Bank
street to Wolfe street; thence north on west
side of Wolfe street to Baltimore street; thence

v/est on south side of Baltimore street to place
of beginning.

FOURTH WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of Central avenue and Fayette
street; thence south on the west side of Cen-
tral avenue to Eastern avenue; thence west on
north side of Eastern avenue around to Jones
Falls; thence north along the line of Jones
Falls to Fayette street; thence east on south
side of Fayette street to place of beginning.

FIFTH WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Fayette street and Central avenue;
thence westward on north side of Fayette-
street to Jones Falls; thence north along the
line of Jones Falls to Hillen street; thence
northeastwardly on the southeasterly side of
Hillen street to Monument street; thence east
on south side of Monument street to Central
avenue; thence south on west side of Central
avenue to place of beginning.

SIXTH WARD.— Beginningat the inter-
section of Monument street and Central ave-
nue; thence east on the south side of Monu-
ment street to Wolfe street; thence south on
west side of Wolfe street to Baltimore street;
thence west on north side of Baltimore street

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APPENDIX.

to Central avenue; thence north on east side
of CeMitial avenue to place of beginnine;.

SEVENTH WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of iVlonument and Ensor 'streets;
thence north on east side of Ensor street to
Harford avenue; thence noitli on cast side of
Harford avenue to city limits; thence east and
south along city limits to Monumeni street;
thence west on north side of Monument street
to place of iieginning.

EIGflTH WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of Hillen street and Jones Falls;
thence nortiieast on northwest side of Hillen
street to Ensoi* street; thence north on west
side of En.sor street to Harford avenue; thence
north on west side of Harford avenue to city
limits; thence west along city limits to Jones
Falls; thence southwardly along Jones Falls
to place of iieginning.

MiXTfl ward!— Beginning at the inter-
section of Charles and Pratt streets; thence
east on north side of Pratt street and around
the Basin to Jones Falls; thence north along
line of said Falls to Franklin street; thence
west on south side of Franklin street to
Charles street; thence south on east side of
Charles street to place of beginning.

TENTH WARD.- BeHinningat the inter-
section of Franklin and Paca streets; thence
east on the south side of Franklin street to
Charles street; thence south on west side of
Charles street to Pratt street; thence west on
north side of Pratt street to Paca street; thence
north on east side of Paca street to place of
beginnitis:.

ELEVENTH WARD.— Beginning at the
jntersectiiin of Franklin and Paca streets;
thence Tiorth on the east side of Paca street to
Druid Hill avenue; thence northwestwardly
on the northeast side of Druid Hill avenue to
Biddle street; thence northeast and east on the
southeast and south side of Biddle street to
Jones Falls; thence south along line of Jones
Falls t<i Franklin street; thence west on north
side of Franklin street to place of beginning.

TWELFTH WARD.— Beginning at the
intersection of Druid Hill avenue and Biddle
street; thence northeast and east on the north-
west and north side of Biddle street to Jones
Falls; thence northwardly along line of Jones
Falls to city limits; thence west along city
limits to Druid Hill avenue; thence southeast
on northeast side of Druid Hill avenue to
place of beginning.

THIRTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Lexington and Paca streets;
thence west on the north side of Lexington
street to Poppleton street; thence north on east
side of Poppleton street to Franklin street;
thence east on south side of Franklin street to
Paca street; thence south on west side of Paca
street to place of beginning;.

FOURTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Pratt and Paca streets;
thence west on the north side of Pratt street
to Poppleton street; thence north on the east

side of Poppleton street to Lexington street'
thence east on the south side of Lexington
street to Paca street; and thence south on west
side of Paca street to plaee of beginning.

FIFTEENTH WARD —Beginning at the
inter.section of Howard and Pratt street;
thence south on east side of Howard street to
Henrietta street ; thence east on north side of
Henrietta and Warren streets to water line of
Basin ; thence along water line of Basin to
Pratt street ; thence west on south side of
Pratt street to )ilace of beginning. ••

SIXTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at the
intersection of Pratt and Howard streets ;
thence south on the west side of Howard street
to Hamburg street, thence northwest on north-
west side of Hamburg and Cross streets to
Poppleton street ; thence north on east side of
Poppleton .street to Pratt street; thence east
on south side of Pratt street to place of begin-

SEVRNTEENTH WARD— Beginning at
the intersection of Henrietta and Hanover
streets ; thence east on south side of Henrietta
and Warren streets to water line ; thence
along Wilier line to Clement street; thence
east on south side of Clement street to Hano-
ver street ; thence north on east side of Hano-
ver street to place of beginning.

EIGHTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Baltimore and Poppleton
streets ; thence south on west side of Pop-
pleton street to Cross street; thence south-
east on southwest side of Cross street and
Hamburg street to Howard street ; thence
north on east side of Howard street to Hen-
rietta street; thence east on south side of Hen-
rietta street to Hanover street ; thence south
on west side of Hanover street to Clement
street ; thence west on north side of Clement
street to water line of Middle Branch ; thence
along water line of Middle Branch and
Gwynn's Falls to the city limits ; thence north
along line of city limits to Baltimore street;
thence east on south side of Baltimore street
to place of beginning.

NINETEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Baltimore and Poppleton
streets ; thence north of) west side of Popple-
ton street to Franklin street ; thence east on
north side of Franklin to Fremont street ;
thence northeast on northwest side of Fremont
street and Pennsylvaniaavenue to city limits;
thence west and south along city limits to
Baltimore street ; thence east on north side ot
Baltimore street to place of beginning.

TWENTIETH WARD.— Bejcinningat the
intersection of Fremont and Franklin streets ;
thence northwest on northeast side of Fre-
mont street and Pennsylvania avenue to the
city limits ; thence east along the city limits
to Druid Hill avenue ; thence southeast on
southwest side of Druid Hill avenue to Paca
street ; thence south on west sidp of Paca
street to Franklin street ; thence west on north
side of Franklin street to place of beiriiining.

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WILLARD PHILLIPS, Prest. BENJ. F. STEVENS, Vice-Prest.
JOSEPH M. GIBBONS, Secretary.

Cash Assets, S2,800,000.

Last Cash Dividend, 750,000.

40 PER CENT. IN CASH PAID TO AIL INSURED.

TABLE OP PREMIUMS FOR INSURANCE OF $1,000.

Ann'l Paym't

In Ten

In a

Ann'l Paym't

In ten

In a

for Life.
$15 60

Ann'l Paymt's
$37 34

Single Paym't

for Life.

Ann'l Faym'ts

Single Paym't

18

$305 80

39

$30 40

$60 60

$483 20

17

16 00

38 14

312 00

40

31 60

61 68

494 10

18

16 50

38 92

318 30

41

32 60

63 66

605 00

19

16 90

39 73

325 40

42

33 90

64 96

616 00

20

17 30

40 53

330 68

43

35 20

66 43

627 20

21

17 80

41 34

337*00

44

36 50

68 11

538 80

22

18 30

42 17

343 50

45

38 00

69 40

551 10

23

18 70

43 03

350 10

46

39 60

71 64

663 40

24

19 30

43 89

356 80

47

41 20

73 42

578 50

25

19 80

44 78

363 80

48

43 10

75 44

689 80

26

20 30

45 68

370 80

49

45 00'

*77 77

603 50

27

20 90

46 62

378 00

50

47 00

80 43

617 40

28

21 50

47 57

385 50

51

49 20

82 23

631 50

29

22 10

48 59

393 00

62

61 60

84 23

645 60

30

22 70

49 07

400 60

53

53 90

86 EO

660 00

31

23 40

50 44

408 50

54

56 60

89 17

674 70

32

24 10

51 49

416 70

55

59 40

92 24

689 80

33

24 80

52 36

425 10

66

62 40

95 86

705 40

34

25 60

53 56

434 00

67

65 60

97 86

720 50

35

26 50

54 82

443 10

68

69 00

102 64

736 00

36

27 40

55 95

452 60

59

72 70

105 34

761 60

37

28 30

67 26

462 50

60

76 40

108 43

766 60

38

29 30

59 18

472 60

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