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Warerooms, o. ; vV ''altimore St.

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IMPORTERS, MANUFACTS'^^RS ND .'r;»LERS IH

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DVEING DRUGS, OIL OF VITF'-:; , iHEf <i<.j!iLS, ACIDS, &.C.

36 <£ 38 S. 0^^arl($s-st.

IEELWRIGHT,il01)€E &

Manufacturers of Book ^^ws Papers,

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HOME INooSfA CE CO., Ncv. \oik, - - A-sf^Ts,. 4,576, COC

NORTH BRITISH AlfO MERCANTILE INS. CO.. Assets, $lf,866,000, Cof .. j MERCHANTS MUTUAL (MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF BALTIMORE. '

THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF BALTIMORE.

OFFICE JSc*. lO SOUTH srrREi^::r i

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THE PROPERTY

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crrunttic fibrarn ^ssoniitron

OF BALTflVIQRE,

Extract from the Regulations.

,y^^\L^^- -^.^ ^lember shall retain any book, or get. longer than tliree weeks tor a folio, quarto or octavo, or ten days fo? a duodecimo or volume of less size. No iiouk shall be reserved bv the Librarian for any member reservea oy

on^'\vcek^'""°*'''^. ''" '■ '''^" " ''^*" »"* ^^ retained longer than

thL^i'h''.)^' "^"7 °ie??b?«" who shall retain a Book, or set longer L <.^'^^*-°"'.^^-°/? ''mited. shall forfeit Jor every day a volnme in!?.,o''^^'f ^-~'* '^ ^^ * f"'*o- fo^'- cents: a quarto three centT ItT^^^Z- *"'° '^H!f = ""'^ '*' " ^'^ * duodecimo, or volnme of ^ess power tfeoC"'- °"' '='''°t-^^''*<='^ ^he Librarian°s"an havl RvLE XVI Extra Books or sets, not desianated as •' Mew •' may be issued to Members fer a period not exceediu "one month upon payment of ten cents for first seven day f for e"ach Book or set, and two cents per day for each day thereafter

The late imbViQutlons cannot be renewed.

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Baltimore Retort and Fire Brick Works. GZSO^ C. HICKS i£ GO.

Office, No. 3 S. Holliday Street, ^ '^FACTOBY, LOCUST POINT,

Clay Retorts for Gas Works,

SUGAR REFINERIES, &c.

Tilet!» of* all Hlifipess and Siicesj!;,

riEE PROOF BRICK OF ALL PATTERNS,

Fire Mortar, Ground Fire Clay,

FIRE CEMENT, STOVE LININGS,

And >Ianiiractxxi-ei»s <>r Clay in general.

JAMES BATES,

.MA.\rFA('TrRKI! (.iF

IMPROVED DUMB WAITERS

A N 1 1

LABOR-SAVING

MACHINES

Adapted for the .Sture, tlu' Waie- liouse, the Residence, the Hospital, the Hotel, and any and evciv \>h\re where a simple an<l reliable means of transferring Merchandise, J^ag^ ^1 gage, Invalids, &(,'., to the iliiferent stories of buildings is retpiired. j There are some hundreds in use, for^ which see Cirrular for nuiiifs.

BEST

A N 1 1

CHEAPEST!

MACHINES,

ON STKICTLV

Scieiililic FrliiclDles,

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WAREHOUSES. JAMES BATES, Iron Founder,

Cor. l*i'att and l*resid€nt-8ts., Balthnore.

NOAH WALKER, S. HAMILTON CAUGHEY. N. W. CAUGHEY.

AV^VHiii> c>^ro> Ht 11^1>1 > c^?s.

ADVERTISEMENT.S.

FIREMEK'S

N. E. CORNER SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS.

riirs COMPA.W, KSTABLISHED XKAKLV UM.V a CENTUI'.V.

BACKED BY A LARG-E CASH CAPITAL,

T isT S 'CJ 3=?. JE F3

Warehouses and Contents, Dwelling and Fnrnitnre, Vessels and Carpes,

Factories and Machinery, Mills, Lumber, Merchandise,

Ami :ill kimls of Goods siiV)ject to Loss or Damage Ity F IRK, in lioth Town and Country, on the most Favorable Terms.

BOJ^^^ID o:f nz)i:RD3CTOi2,s.

AuuuslUK .). Alliril. Charles I). SlinKlufl', Tivderick Achey, Thomas \V. Leveriti;;, <ic;()rge J. A lipoid, .lushua Dryilfn. .lohn CusliiiiK, Ceorse W. I'lark,

Merifli.'S I. Colien. • Jeorgp S. (Vtl)son, James M. Ari(l<»r.<OM. Samuel Unit. 1'. W. Beiineti. Hugh Rolton. Jog. Jus. Taylor. John O. Rcanev.

Austin Jenkinc. fJarrett Bronrii. Jolin M <^;a!t. -tjcnry K. I,ou<li;niiJiii. ('a|.;b Parks, (ri-org« Kranck, .rolin A. 5;hriv.r. .lamis Lu'-.iK,

Herman J. Reitz. \Vm. Siramn. Wm. II. Stran, .fohn Boyd, .!.(;. Ramsay, •Tameii Myers, .Iara<'s M. Jackson

HENRY P. DUHURST, President. J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER, Secretary.

Through Fast Passenger & Freight Line.

THE POWHAItt' STEAMBOAT COMPAN!.

Steamers Leave Pier No. 2 LIG-HT-ST. WHF.

W 0) K

mmM&>Mi^,.

VIA RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAIL-ROAD.

MOND.iLYS, WEDNESDAYS ^md FRIDAYS.

FOR CITY POINT. PETERSBURG & RICHMOND,

VIA JAMES RIVER, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.

Cunnecliup with the PETERSBURG AND WELDON ItAILROAD. AT PETERSBURG and RICHMOND AND DANVILLK RAILROAD, and CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL- ROAD, and the .TAMES RIVEi; A.ND KANAWHA (^ANAL. AT RICHMOND, FOR ALL POINTS SOUTH.

ALL FREIGHT REACHES RICHMOND ON THE DAY AFTER LE.WING HERE. FOR INTORMATIO.V APPLY TO

R. FOSTER, Agent.

OlTice i)0 Lio^ht Street Whf.

ADVEKTISEMENTS.

]Sr. "VV. SL^-^^IIE cVL- CO,

No. 172 W. Pratt Street.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

I

Improved Double and Triple Screen Grain Fans, j

Farm Mills for Grinding all kinds of Grain, j

Horse Powers, Thrashers and Separators, for Wheat & Rice, j

i '111© S#iitlierii IJIait Ciier Mill. j

Improved Straw Cutters,

Superior Corn Shelters with Separators, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, &c.

E. W. UOBINSON. C. A. CrNXINrillA.M. '

ROBINSON & OUNNINOHAM,

MAXUFACTURERS (iF

Mouldings, Brackets and Building' Materials

<i r V. V K u V 1) !■: s c i; i r r i n x. Sash Weights, and ai! Kinds of Building Castings,

WAREHOUSE BQISTINB MACHiNES AND WHEELS,

WHOLESALE AXD IJKTAIL DEALERS L\

LATHS iiMB SHIirG-I,.ES,

LUMBER YARD AND PLANING MILL.

FACTORY, COR. OF BURKE AND CAMBRIDGE-STS, CANTON, MD. OFFICE, 172 WEST PRATT STREET,

ROBERT J. HALLIDAY,

Store, No. U North Charles Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIAM WILKEXS

H. H. GRAUE.

WILLIAM WILKENS & CO

iJ^

[COR. PRATT AND CHARLES-STS.

DEPOT, NEW YORK,

217 PEARL STKEIlT

DEALERS IN BRISTLES,

VARNISH, SPRINGS, TWINE, HAIR-CLOTH,

BED-LACES, COWHIDES, GLUE, Sy^ND PAPER, d-c.

Goustantly on liaiul the best qualities of Pure Curled HoiiSK :uul Cattlk Haiu: Mixek and Hog Hair.

All orders received through the I'ost (Jflice or Agent will be jironiptly attended to. The highest prices paid for Cattle and Horse Tails and Hog Hair.

il'iano

anufacturing |ttompany,

oip TJEiiE CXTY o:f n3A.LTi:ivi:oE,s, TyiJD.

Nos. 15, 17 and 19 N. EUTAW STREET.

This Company having been organized and chartered in April, 1864, in conjunction with tlie well known firm of GAEHLE & CO., a? a Joint Stock Company, composed exclusivel.y of practical Piano .Makers, who liave held prominent positions for many years, in some of the best Piano Forte Establishments in this Coun- try and Europe, and having now one of the largest and most successful manufactories in operation, are able to furnish an instrument which, for durability and elegance of workmanship, volume and sweetness of tone, can find no superior

In consequence of their organization, the Company is enabled to sell at lower jirices than any other fac- tiiry 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.

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

ADVEKTISEMEKTS.

ALEXANDER J. ABRAMS,

MARBLE CUTTER,

OPPOSITE GREEMOUNT CEMETERY SATE.

li.vi^-^riiMORi-:.

All orders in my line, sn^-h as Monuments, Head Stone?, Curbing lor Lots, will be filled with promptness and on the most reasonable terms.

Dancing and Waltzing Academy,

OPEN FROM SEPTEMBER UNTIL MAf

At CE^TUAL HALL, cor. JiffffiiHoir (titff C/nfrhs-sfs.

1>AV. -Ji'.i r-i.Vl{.V"r*)C«.V.

Willi increascLl facilitifs of affbrJiui: to Vouiig Ladies, Missos. Master:? and Gentlemen, a thorough and i)ractical knowledge of the above elegant acooni]ilishnient, his eonrse of in- struction is thoroughly systematic, ami embraces all the new and fashionable Dances.

ISTOAT-EXjT^ ■WOIiKZS

J.VMKS MlKllAY

KI5ANK CLAKIC.

W.U. .IAS. MURRAY

MITRRAY, CLARK & CO.

Miiglneei^s and liacMiiiist^

BOILER MAKERS AND MILLWRIGHTS,

.MaiiiifiiLluieis nf fLOlR. GRIST AXD GUANO Mll.l.S, l.otli l^rtahle and Stationary. Alsn, CIRCULAR, SIN'(;I,F; and GANC SAW MII.l.S. All other Macliinerv and Models to order.

Nos. 40, 42 and 44 York-st. near Light. BALTIMORE, MD.

I^-RLACKS.MITHIXG in .tII its Ijianolns. RKfAUilXi: ].rom|>t!y attended u<.

lili) ri iiiiiif s,

SUCCESSORS TO JOHN BOYD,

MALT AND HOPS,

MALT HOUSE, OFFICE, - - -

FOOT OF EUTAW STREET. 14 SOUTH GAY STREET,

BARLEY MALT, RYE MALT and HOPS as required by Brewers, Bakers and Distillers,

constantly on hand.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Weigh-Lock, R. R. Track, Depot. Hay, Coal. Dorniaiit, Warehouse. Platform, Counter, Union, Family, Butchers', Drug-gists', Jewelers" and Bark Scales.

H.ecsfi'ij'iDd file iFirst Fremmms^

AT THE GREAT

TWO MEDALS,

1'A1UBAM<S *l- f f>., \(K Ui(> V, . i;«ilthitor<~s.t.

ARBLE Building, (^d Floor,)

Corner Charles and Fayette Streets, B A. L T I IVl Q R E

VIEWS OF BUILDINGS, MACHINERY,

SOCIETY SEALS, LABELS IN COLORS, STAA1P,S,

TOBACCO BRANDS, &o.

B^ALL WORK DONE IN BEST MANNER.

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AD^'ERTISEMENTS .

igOTIGi: TO TRAVELISRS,

BiLTIMOHf AND PilllllDflPIJII SnUMBOllI CO.

Tin- STKAMERS of this COMPANY leave <l»ily, (SunJay? exceptnl.)

For PHILADELPHIA,

At ." r. M.. frnm

Wharf corner Light & Pratt-sts.

Tl.p-e StfMiners Iiave l>cen ENLARGED .111(1 RKFL'RNISHEn, havin- comfortable Stateroom accoinnioilations for Passengers, Miirt raHke Landings at BARXARD'S, BET- TKRTOX.REYXOLnS AVIIF.TOWN POINT, ClIESAI'EAKE CITV, ST. GEORr.E'S. and I>KI. AWARE CITY.

FARE TO PHILADELPHIA, CABIN ^2 00, DECK, U 50. W^ FREIGHT OF ALL KINDS TAKEN AT LO,WEST RATES.-^jia

J. ALEX. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Liglit-st. Whf, Bait.

|®"Steamers leaYe PniLADELPHiA Daily, :it 4 P. M.. from Wharf foot of Chestnut Street.

IRHNSPOIimiOIJ LIN

luland Route via Heliiwavf and Raritaii. and t iL-_'sa|».Mk'' and Ot'an-are Canals. Comprising eighteen Steamers and Barges of average capacity of l-'iO tons cacli. E.ir ihi; cinveyance of Merchfindisf. Produce, P'tckapfs, rinrnes. Calllr. Carriniji--;. Furniturr nnd O-inds nf nH soc'.s-. a/ ivry loirralfs.

TIME THROUGH 36 HOURS.

FOR >>:KA\^ YORK,

A Stcamlx)at leave? Baltimor'- Pailt. except .Sundays, from .Vo. :; LKJHT STREET WFIARK. at 4 P.M.

FROM Ts^KW YORK.

-V Stcaml'uat leaves in like manner for Baltimore, D.^iLv, except .Sundays, from NORTH RIVER. Pier 7, at .5 P. M.

^r^* Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or Xew York, forwarded immediately with care — F'ree of all charges for commission.

The safety, regularity and dispatch of this line, together with the moderate rates charged, commend it to the public as a desirable medium for conveying every description of Freight.

J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-sL Whf., Bait- W. DALZELL, Agent, Pier 7 North River, N. Y.

Flooring, Planing and Saw Mill,

N. E. COR. PRATT AND FREMONT-STS.

SiK : — Your altcuiiou is invited lo ilic (litieienl stvlcs of PvOPK or .'^IMRAL MOULDINGS annexed, which can be used to si'cat advantage tor orriiiincnlin;; Houses, Stores. Ships' CRbins. (\abinet-work, Picture Frames, Stair HaUistors. Cars, kc.

These MOULUIXCiS are manufactured hv New Machinery, and are verj superior to Hand-work, and can be furnished for about one-h:ilf the priie for hand labor.

Sizes varying from .'')-8 incl) lo 1 inches, of different styles, always on hand or worked to ord^'r.

ALL ORDKRS ADDRKSSED To

HARRINQTON BROS-,

Chesapeake Moulding and Turning Works,

X. /;. Cor. PliATT AXl> Flil/MOXT-STS, OALTIMOI^Ji;, 3I1>.

All kinds of straiu'lu or Irregular Mouldings, Sawed and Carved .Mouldings, Scroll Sawiuj; Turning and Hand Rails, XcAvels and Balusters, Plain, Octapon, Carved and Fluted.

BRACKETS AND TRUSSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Sawed Balusters and liarge5, and all kinds of Ornamented and .Moulded Door-frames and Trimmings, Plain and (Ornamented Window ('aps and Mnntle?;, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable Terms. ^^^All Work Delivered.

ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO IMMEDIATELY.

A I) VERTISEMEN TS.

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DRUID HILL AVE. AND DOLPHIN STREET.

CHAS. RUPP, Proprietor.

J-iiiUes anil (lentlcmcii can now l)e acjoinninflKkd witli vor.v siiiierior (,'iuriage.s and Riding Horses at all hours of the day ur night. Orders ix-speclfuUy solicited and promptly attended to.

"buckskin gloves & GAUNTLETS,

¥aritB, Hosiery., G-eitts' FwrmisMig^

No. 33 NORTH HOWARD STREET,

Between Fayette and Lexington, Lovejoy's Old Stand,

DEALER IN UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,

KOIl OKNTl.KMK.V'S. I,.U)IKS' .\XI) GMll.DRKX'S WKAK,

Umbrellas, Xeck Tie.s, Collar?, Suspenders, Hiindkerclii(^fs, Worsteds, Canvass, Embroidered Silk, Chenille,

l^atterns, Afachinc Silk. Spool Cotton, Threads, Needles, Pins, Wool Jackets, (Jum Cloth,

l''ancy Soaps, (.'oisets, Xotions, ic., &c.

.:. P. riiK.\(;i;i;.

J. 'SI. GRAXT.

J. P. CREAGER & CO.

Vz SOUTH HOLLIDAY STREET, (2d Floor,)

rilOPKIETOES OF THE CELEBRATED

STJ^I^ OIL,

The cheapest BURNINC4 FLUTl) evcf di.scoverecl. ar/uiot be ex})locled. Call and see it tested by fire. J|@°'AGENTS for the Vesta Burnei', and celebrated Lard and Fruit Presses.

METALLIC

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UACOB WEAVER.

UNDERTAKER IN CENTR A_U . ^

Vaberooms

Furnished in tiie very best manner-

Br.Did Hill JLireiineynear Eataw St.,

12

ADVERTISEMENTS.

A NEW STYLE OF BOOT.

J. S. LEWIS,

18 MAKING THE

GENTS' SOUTHERN PREMIUM BOOT

stitched, (Hand-Made,! to Order for $8, in Store for $7 50.

J^-ALL STYLES OUR OWN MAKE, FOR GENTS IN STORE,-^^

48 W. FAYETTE-ST.. bet. North and Calvert.-BALTIMORE.

CHAS. H. DAl'.Ei:, .'AS. V. i>AlGEK. CHAS. H. BEAMBLE, EDW D DAIGER.

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Oysters, (jrain, Fruit and Produce,

No 4 HOILINGSWORTH STREET,

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MARYLAND BRITANNIA

AND

WILLIAIMT" HOLMES,

SALES ROOM, 205 W. BALTIMORE-ST.

Plating & Wholesale Room, 12 Bank Lane: Factory, 46 N. Holliday Street,

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Successors to J. W. Harper & Co.

Jarvis Building Basement, No. 12 North Street.

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14 ADVERTISEMENTS

GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE

From Baltimore to New Orleans,

^^*"*%©rn AtlnmMe Bimtes^

AND THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO THE

AND COAST POINTS. THE ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA^ MANASSAS RAILROAD

IS THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE SOUTH OF AVASHINGTON, To Alexandria, Harrisonburg, Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, Lynchbukg, Bristol, Knoxville, Ciiattakooga, Nashville,

Grand Junction, Miss., Memphis. Vicksburg, New Orleans, iMoBiLE, Pensacola, Chattahoochee, St. Marks, Cedar Keys, •Tacksonville, Fernandini, Brunswick, Savannah,

CHAPvLESTOX,'\VTI;?JIXfiTON, PETEEEBrRO, RiCITMONP,

And all Inlermediale Stations. and Connecting Points,

Some of the principal to which Through Tickets are sold, are

Allauhi. (ia. Ciiliiepcr. ^■.^. Holly Sinings, Miss. Orange C. II.

Augusta. Ga. Danville, Va. Hot Springs, Va. Raleigb, X. e".

Calera. Dalton. Ga. liiintsville, Ala. Hockbiidge, A.S..Va.

Canton, Jliss. Decatur, Ala. .lafk.«on, Miss. r.ome, Ga.

Charlottesville. Va. Klytoii. Lexington. Va. ."^ehua. Ala.

Charlotte, N. C. Front Itojal. \ a. Manassas. Va. Siraushurg, Va.

Columbus, Miss. (Joldslioro'. N. C. Meriiiian, Miss. Sweet Springs, Va.

('olnmbus, C4a. (Jrecnsboro". N. C. .Muuigoniery. Ala. \Varm Springs, Va.

Columbia. S. ('. Grenada, Miss. .M;uou. Ga. Warrenton. Yn.

Corinth. Miss. Gordonsviile. Va. .Mount Jackson, Va. Weldon. S. C.

Covington. W. Aa. Healing Springs. Va. Gxford. .Miss. Woodstock, Va.

jj@"Trains for this All-Rail Route, leave Baltijiore from Camden Station, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, double daily. Tickets sold at the Ticket Office, Camden Station, B. & 0. R. R., or at tlie Ticket Office, 149 West Baltimore Street, corner of Calvert. At this Olhce orders can be left for Baggage, which will be called for and checked from residence.

WM. E. GASKINS. Agent,

Office 149 West Baltimore Street.

All Rail Southern Fast Freight Line.

NO WATER RISK, AND QUICK TIME!

Krei"l!t received dailv at Camden Si.ition, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and, WITUOL'T CH..\NGI'; (»r CARS^via the ORANfiK, ALF.XAXURL^ A.\'D MANASSAS R.VIt, ROAD, transported in 21 hours to CORDOVSVILLE. connectinR with tlie CHKSAPEAKE A.VH OHIO RATI, ROAI), for Charlottesville, Staunton. Covington, Wliite Sulphur. RICH.MOND, and all stat-ons on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Road, and to LYXCHBl'RG in 31 hours from Baltimore, connecting with the VIRGINIA AXP TEXN'ESSKK RAIL ROAP. v.hich forwards promptl.v for Bristol. Knoxville, Dalton. Chattanoojca. Atlanta. Rome, (Calera. Selraa, Meridian, El.vton. Stevenson, Nashville, lieeatur, Corinth, Grand .hinclion, .Memphis, Grenada. .Jackson, Vickshuig, .Mobile. New Orleans, and intermediate stations.

Freight also received and promptl.v forwarded to AVarrenlon. Harrisonburg, and all stations on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail Road ai;d Branches.

For-RATES and further information, inquire at the Ofilce of the General l'rei{;ht Aj;ent. l^ailinioie and Ohio Rail Road, the Freight Oflire of

J. T. ENGLAND, Agent,

Camden- Station .

Or, for both Freigiit and Travel, al the Otiice of the Great Southern -Mail Route and Fast Freight I.ine.

140 WERT BALTIMORE RTREKT, 8. E. Corner Calvert.

WM. E. GASKINS, Agent,

O. A. k M. R. R. CO.

ADVERTISEMENTS

15

JOHN BUTTERFIELD.

WILLIAM D. EXC4LISH.

F. BANDELET & CO

1^ «♦

F. BANDELET & CO.

\o. 11 :i /f(fHorrr Sf. BALTIMORE.

BUTTERFIELD & CO.

alt House^

UJIIJIJLiyG, fWVA.

ODDSHAPEDHEADSFITTEDBYMACHINERY

^J-j\fj'^\^:^jr^-j' j*'_rJ»-j*

^ B.L.HOPKINS'

^^^^^^S: SflODEZIii

loa.'fcv

HOf»Ki:iVS.

llf

105

N.Eutaw Street

BALTIMORE,

ODDSHAPEDHEADSFITTEDBYMACHINERY

ADVERTISEMENTS. 17

A. & H. J. ALBERT,

No. 18 N. Eutaw Street, N. W. Cor. Fayette.

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Window Shades, Cornices and Bands,

A^enitian Ulincls niLtKle to Oi'clei*.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN '.

PAPER HANGINGS. i

M®MUM1NT IE©N WORKS.

DISNMXSAD <£ SON,

Cor. North & Monument-Sts., Baltimore.

MANUFACTURERS OF

STATIONARY AND PORTABLE

liiittf mk Siflttf ^

^v L L ?s I y: i: s , n i !< <> ,

MACHINERY FOR SAW & FLOUR MILLS,

MINES^ IRON FURIVTAGBS^

PORTABLE CORN AND WHEAT MILLS, BARK MILLS,

Extract Works, Bridges, Shafting, Pulleys, &c. DISINTEGRATORS for BONES, FERTILIZERS. ORES. &c.

m f iiiMf M. W) » WW aim 4 w

CARPENTER AND BUILDER

Strieker Street near Presstman.

«^(*Oi*d.ei*s pi»oiiiptl>' attended to.

18

ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. MERKER & KRUG

EM

^GEjSTTS

ImmcM ^dk I0

IIVT-A-KIEE-S OS"'

SELF-ACTING GATES

And ail kinds of Iron Fence Raiiings, &c.

For RESIDENCES, PARKS, CEMETERIES, &c.

Oof. Jasper and Saratoga^-StB.

t*!»eii<l I'oi* lllii!^ti*iitecl Oii-cixlai*.

ADVEHTISEMEIslCS. 19

Patronize Heme Industry. The only Factory South of New York.

WILLI AM'^ELM AN,

3 O ^ ^'*^\^''^'"~ OPPOSITE

E. FAYETTE STREET, ^^ "^M^" Jackson Square,

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CONTAINING A CORRECTED

Engraved Map of the City,

A BUSINESS DIRECTORY, A Street Directory,

4nd aij Appendix of njuch Useful Information.

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B ALTIMORE: FEINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS,

No. 13 SOXJTH STREET,

Over Farmers and Planters Bank.

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by John W. Woods, in the Office of the Librarian of

Congress at Washington.

CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,

AND NAMES TOO LATK FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

ADAMS & DREXEL, importers glassware, 24

s Sharp Aikin Dr. Wm. E. A. 173 w Baltimore, dw

Howard co Alden Mrs. Mary A. 40 Lexington Amoss Charles F. agent. 49 Hanover Amoss AYm. W. carpenter, 49 Hanover Atkinson George G. clerk, 67 w Centre Atkinsi'n Israel S. conveyancer, 43 Valley Bach Henrj' W. clerk, 6 n Ann Baker Wm. M. (Griffith, B. & Bryan.) 147 n

Paca Baltimore Chapter of American Inst, of Arch- itects, 46 Lexington, J. C. Neilsoii, prest., N. H. Hutlon, sec'ty Barkley John C.(Stuvvart, B. & Co.)27 Hollins Beatsun D. A. map publisher, 7 St. Paul, dw

Mansion honse Birch ChMrles. (Hough & B.) Barnum's hotel Blick T. H. asst. svi|it J. M.Bradstreet & Son's ]\Iercantile Agency, cor South and Water, dw 362 e Baltimore Belles J. N. 130 Orleans Bould Joseph, horse collar factorv, 55 German,

dw 193 Dolphin Brent R. J. attorney, 29 Lexington, dw 41

Cathedral Bryan F. ('. (Griffith, Baker & B.) Balto. co Burgess Charles R. merchant tailor, 169 w

Lombard, dw Greene and Mulberry Cairns James, (Ellis ^ C.) 14 s Gay Cole k Gilpin, (L. H. (,'ole, A. G. Gilpin, J.

-Merchant.) wholes, fruits, &c. 30 Hanover Combs H. W. (H.W.C. ^- Co.) Fountain hotel COMBS H. W. & CO. (H. W. Combs,) teas, cotfees and spices, 160 w Lombard — [See p. 20 Advertisements .^ Cook J. M. & Co. (J.M.,W.L.and T.F.Cook) wholesale grocers and com. merchants. 15 Commerce Easter Charles E. (H. E. & Sons,) Balto. co Egerton S. E. & Co. (S. E. Egerton, W. M. Powell,) grocers and liquors, 37 Cheapside Elliott H. A. apoth'y, 286 Lexington, dw 284 Ellis Robert, clerk, 615 Light Equitable Life .\ssurance Society of the United States, Thomas & Long, gen'l agents, room 6, 22 S'.uth Findlay, Roberts k Co. (R S. Findlay, J. B. Roberts, R. R. Chew,) hardware. 9 s Calvert Fisher & Denison, (A. J. Fisher, T. H. Deni- son, ) booksellers and publishers, 64 and 276 w Baltimore GALLAWAY ^' WAGGNER, (Wm. Galla- way, C. E. Waggner, ) com. merchants, leaf and manufactured tobacco, 70 Exchange [)1 Ga:laway Wm. (G. & Waggner,) Gilmor ur

Franklin Getty James & Son, (J. and George A. Getty, S. Childs,) wholes, drv goods, 67 n Howard Gibbons &Son, (J. H.S.'and J. H. S. Gibbons,

jr.) cum. merchants, 2^ Camden Greenleaf A. (H. C. Henshaw & Co.) s w cor

Lombard and Sharp GRIFFITH, BAKER k BRYAN, (J. M. Grif- fith, W. M. Baker, F. C. Bryan,) agricultural irnplts, fertilizers and seeds, 41 and 43 n Paca Griffith John M. (G., Baker & Bryan,) Balti- more CO Haney F. M.(M. H. Kerner & Co.) 121 Conway

Hanson P. W. (P. W. H. & Co.) 73 xMcCuUoh HANSON P. W. & CO. (P. W. Hanson, R. D. Yost.) prop'rs Md. Pearl Hominy Mills, 400 and 402 Cathedral Harrison N. S. & Son, (N. S. and G. H. Har- rison,) hardware, 167 Lexington Harvey Wm. (Sticknev 4- Co.) 147 Park Henshaw H. C. (H. C.'^H. & Co.) s w cor Lom- bard and Sharp HENSHAW H. C. k CO. (H. C. Henshaw, A. Greenleaf,) Baltimore Nickel Plating Works, Lombard nr Sharp Hill N. S. gen'l manager Life Associatioa of

America, over 15 South, dw 70 w Centre Hurarichouse C W. (H., Bayliess & Co ) 42

McCulloh Humriehouse W. H. (H., Bayliess k Co.) 42

McCulloh Hurst, Purnell & Co. (J. E. Hurst, L. B. Pur- uell, A. Maddux, L. Jackson,) wholes, dry goods, 241 w Baltimore JOHNSON REVF.RDY, JR. attorney, 43 St.

Paul, dw 122 Park King Wm. H. & Co. white lead and colors, for- merly 52 Light, now s e cor Charles and Lombard J. F. Lewis & Co. book and Directory publish- ers, 30 Second Litile B. F. (Zoller k L.) 196 w Lombard LONEY F. B. & CO. (F. B. Loney, Irvin Neale, J. W. Price, R. B. Gunn, B. G. Thom- as. J. J. HoofF, ) hardware, cutlery, &c. 240 w Baltimore Long John R. (Thomas & L.) 81 Bolton Lucas Wm. G. (Thomas & L.) 293 Aisquith McKaig Thomas J. jr. attorney, 48 St. Paul,

dw 109 n Charles McNeal & Knaufif, (I. J. McNeal,Wm. Knauff.)

carpenters, 20 s Frederick Minor John, map publisher, 7 St. Paul, dw

Mansion house Moore B. P. jr. attorney, 47 St. Paul, dw

Charles and Lexington MOORE ROBERT k BRO. (R., Cbas. J. and John Moore,) imprs. cloths, 233 w Baltimore Morris John B. jr. 88 Franklin Newman Benj. (Seliger & N.) 27 w Baltimore Norris & Baldwin, cottons and woolens, for- merly 18 Hanover, now 28 s Sharp Princt' L. L. clerk, 59 s Gav PEYTON & CO. (H. E. Peyton. H. C. Mad- dux,) gen'l ins. agents and managers Globe Mut. Life Ins. Co. 5 German, Consolidated bnildinsr SEYMOUR WM. D. supt. Olive Dairy, cor

Penna av and Hoffman Seliger Leon, (S. & Newman,) 27 w Baltimore Seliger & Newman, (L Seliu:er, B. Newman,)

wholesale drv sroods, 18 Hanover THE GREAT NEW YORK TEA CO. teas,

coffees, sugars and spices, 29 w Baltimore Thomas J. Hanson, (T . & Long,) cor Mount

Vernon and Washington places THOMAS k LONG, (J. H. Thomas, J. R. Long,) gen'l agts. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S., room 6, 22 South Varley T. P. j)hotogra[iher, 155 w Baltimore Young Miss F. P. agent Allen's Washing Com- pound and People's Literary Companion, 110 w Baltimore

PEEFACE.

The new edition of the Baltimore City Directory, for 1871, is presented herewith to the public, with the congratulations of the Publisher on the pros- pect before us. We regard our City as regularly progressing in population and in every department of improvement and industry.

In the issue of this work for 1860 the number of householders was stated as 53,025 ; the population then was estimated on the basis of four to each house- hold, which yielded a total of 212,100; the census for that year reported the whole population as 212,418 — a difference of 318 — thus showing that the approximation attained by taking the above 'mode of estimate is accurate for all practical purposes. In 1864 the number of householders was 54,345, which multiplied by four would make the whole population 217,380. In 1867-8 the total of householders was 72,948, which quadrupled gave 291,792 as the aggre- gate of persons. Adopting the like mode of estimate, we state the number of householders in 1871 as 82,483, making the present population 329,932 — being 46,557 more than is reported by the Police Commissioners, and 62,333 more than is reported by the United States Marshal. Twenty-five per cent, of the entire inhabitants is embraced in the Directory, and after making fair alloAV- ance for all errors, we venture to claim that accurately ascertained the total population of our city exceeds 300,000.

We advert again to the present defective and very objectionable mode of numbering our houses. The evils of the present system yearly become more glaring and more productive of confusion and embarrassment, and we reprint now from our preface to the last next preceding edition the comment then made and now repeated, because of the earnest desire felt by us and by many of our fellow-citizens for a remedy, such as is obvious, easily adopted, and which will be found efficacious now and for all time to come, let the number of our houses be never so greatly increased:

"We are yet behind some of our sister cities in our modes of designating places of abode and of business: the opening of new, and the extension and widening of old streets, aggravate the necessity, heretofore existing, for a more methodical, uniform and accurate method of numbering our houses. The process of preparing a Directory exhibits, glaringly, the defect alluded to; and, inasmuch as the work of renumbering must be resorted to, inevitably, th'e occasion is presented fairly for considering the most efficient mode of doing that work ; experience establishes the superiority of the Decimal system above any other hitherto tried; and every consideration of expediency and convenience dictates an early resort to that system. The Consecutive plan involves ever recurring changes, which serves but to derange and confuse ; and as time rolls on, and improvements multiply, that confusion becomes more obvious, more perplexing, and needlessly adds to the labors of the municipal authorities, as well as to the difficulty found by private individuals in exploring our streets. All our streets, Baltimore street not excepted, exhibit duplicate and triplicate numbers, and wanting numbers."

We respectfully tender our thanks to all classes of our fellow-citizens for their prompt and satisfactory responses on the call of our canvassers, thereby evincing a due and enhanced appreciation of the importance and utility of the work about which we were engaged.

Very Respectfully,

THE PUBLISHER

Januaey, 1871.

GENEE,A.L CONTENTS.

Corrections, Additions and Alterations, back of title.

Adjutant General State Militia, . . 889

Advertisements, Index to, . . 5

Aged Men's Home, .... 909

Aged Women's Home, . . . 909

Almshouse Trustees, .... 894

Appendix, . . . from 889 to 916

Athenaeum, ...... 909

Baltimore Association for the Improve- ment of the Condition of the Poor, . 908 Baltimore Chapter, American Institute of

Architects, 908

Baltimore Gymnasium, . . . 908

Baltimore Orphan Asylum, . . . 910

Banks, 899

Bells — Fire Department, . . . 893

Board of Trade, .... 909 Board of Public Works, . . .889

Board of State School Commissioners, 889

Boys' Home Association of Baltimore, . 910

Boundaries of the Wards, . . . 915

Building Committee of New City Hall, . 890

Business Directory, . . from 759 to 852

Cadets of Temperance, .... 907

Catonsville and Ellicott City Railway, 905

Cemeteries, .910

Children's Aid Society, ... 908

Churches, 911

City Government, .... 890

City Commissioner, .... 890

City Council, 890

City Passenger Railway, . . . 905

City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 893

Colored Persons, ... 667 to 757

Commissioners of Public Schools, . 891

Commissioners for Opening Streets, . 890

Concordia Club, .... 908

Consuls and Vice-Consnls, . . . 898

Corn and Flour Exchange, . . 909

Coroner, 889

Courts, 897

Custom House, ..... 894

Dispensaries, . . . . . 910

Express Companies, .... 904

Fire Department, .... 893

Gas Light Company of Baltimore, . . 909

German Society of Maryland, . . 907

German Orphan Asylum, . . . 910

Germania Club, .... 908

Government of the United States, . 889

Government of the State of Maryland, 889

Grand Army of the Republic, . . 910

Health Department, .... 891 Heptasophs, or S. W. M. . , .907

Hibernian Society of Baltimore, . . 908

Home of the Friendless, . . . 909

Home for Disabled Soldiers of Maryland, 908

House of Refuge 908

PAQB.

Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c., . . 910

Inspector of Gas Meters, . . . 890

Internal Revenue, .... 909

Judges of Appeal Tax Court; . . 890

Knights of Pythias, .... 906

Legislative Districts, .... 916

List of Names of Residents, . from 17 to 757

Magistrates, ...... 891

Managers of the Poor, . . . 894 Map of the City of Baltimore, corrected to date, in front of . . . .17

Markets, 888

Maryland College of Pharmacy, . . 910

Maryland Club, 908

Maryland Gas Works, .... 909

Maryland Hospital for the Insane, . 910

Maryland Institute, .... 908

Masons 905

Merchants Exchange and News Rooms, . 909

Notaries Public, .... 902

Odd Fellows, (I. 0. 0. F.) . . .905

Park Commissioners, . . . 890

Peabody Institute, . . . .909

People's Gas Company, . . . 909

Police Organization, .... 889

Portable Gas Light Company, . . 909

Port Warden, 890

Post Office, 894

Preface, .3

Public Schools, Locations and Teachers, 891

Railroads, 902

Red Men, (Improved Order,) . , 906

Red Men, (Independent Order,) . . 906

Registers in Bankruptcy, . . . 909

Resident Commissioners, . . . 909

Safe Deposit Company, . . . 901

Schuetzen Park Association, . . 908

Societies, 905

Sons of Temperance, .... 907

St. Andrew's Society, . . . 907

St. George's Society, . . . .908

St. Peter's (Epis.) Orphan Asylum, . 909

St. Vincent's Infant Asylum. . . 909

Stages, 904

Stamp Duties, 896

State Normal School, . . . 889 State Department of Labor and Agricul- ture, 839

Steamers and Steamboats, . . . 902

Street Directory, .... 855

Tax Department, 890

Telegraphs, 904

Union Club, 908

United Ancient Order of Druids, . 906

United Brothers (I. 0.) . . . 906

Union Orphan Asylum, . . . 910

Vaccine Physicians, .... 891 Water Department, . . . .890

York Road Railway, .... 905

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Acids.

R. J. Baker ^ Co. (see front cover)

Agricultural Implements.

N. W. Slade & Co. 6

Auctioneers.

L. D. Dietz Jf Co. (lines top pages)

Bill Posters.

A. T. Houck ^ Co. 12

Bone Dust Manufacturers.

Joshua Horner i^' Son, (lines top

pages) Joshua Horner, jr. & Co. (lines top

pages)

Boiler Makers.

Denmead & Son, 17

Murray, Clark & Co. 7

Geo. Page & Co. 13

Brewers.

F. Bandelet ^- Co. 15

Boots and Shoes.

J. S Lewis. 12

Bristle Dealers.

Wm. Wilkens ^ Co. 6

Britannia Ware.

^Yil]iam Holmes. 12

Building Materials.

W. W. Maughlin ^ Sons, back cover. Robinson ^' Cunningham. 4

Carpenters and Builders.

R. W. Gray. 17

Castings.

Murray, Clark ^ Co. 7

Murrill jf- Keizer. 19

Cement, Plaster, &c.

J. Henry Giese, (lines side pages)

Chemicals.

R. J. Baker & Co. (see front cover)

Clothiers.

E. F. Namuth, (lines front cover)

Noah Walker ^ Co. 2

Coal Tar Products.

Baltimore C-)al Tar Mannf "g Co..

lines fionf cover and p. 35

Commission Merchants.

Daiger ^ Brurable, 12

J. Henry Giese, (lines side pages) Joshua Horner, jr. ^ Co. (lines top

pages) L. D. Dietz ^- Co. (lines top pages)

Curled Hair Manufactory.

Wm. Wilkens & Co. 6

Dancing and Waltzing Academy.

Charles L. Spies. 7

Directory(Cleveland,0.)Publishers

Wiggins & Weaver. 20

Dumb Waiters.

James Bates. 1

Dye Woods.

R. J. Baker & Co. (see front cover)

Engravers— Wood.

Marx M. Hart, (first page inside back

cover) J. H. Parks. 8

Engineers and Machinists.

Denmead ^ Sou, 17

Murray, Clark ^- Co. 7

Murrill ^- Keizer. 19

George Page & Co. 13

Fancy Goods.

Jacob Knipp, jr. 11

Fertilizers.

Joshua Horner Sf Son, (lines top

pages) Joshua Horner, jr. ^ Co. (lines top

pages)

Florists.

R. J. Halliday. S

Flour, Grain, Seeds. &c.

J. Henry Giese, (lines side pages)

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Purniture, &e. U. A. Pollack.

Hand & McSherry, (opp. inside back cover)

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Jacob Knipp, jr.

Hat and Cap Manufaetux'ers.

B. L. Hopkins,

Hoisting Machines.

James Bates,

Robinson & Cunningham,

Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c.

Jacob Knipp, jr.,

Importers.

R. J. Baker & Co. (see front cover.) TJlman ^ Co. (inside back cover.)

Insurance.

Allmand & "Williams, (top lines front cover.)

Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Co. (cards top pages.)

George B. Coale & Morris, (see front cover.)

Firemen's Insurance Company of Baltimore,

Hartford Fire Insurance Co. (front cover.)

Home Insurance Co. of New York, (front cover.)

Maryland Life Insurance Co. of Bal- timore, (bottom lines front cover.)

Merchants' Mutual (Marine) Insur- ance Co. (front cover.)

North British and Mercantile Insur- ance Co. (front cover.)

J. G. Proud & Sons, (inside front cover.)

Iron Fence Railing.

A. Merker & Krug,

Iron Works.

Denmcad & Son, Murray, Clark 4- Co.

Lamp Fluid.

J. P. Creager & Co.

Leather Belting and Hose.

J. H. Haskell,

Liquors.

Ulman & Co. (inside back cover.)

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15

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17 7

11 19

Livery Stables.

Charles Rupp, 11

Machine Cards.

J. H. Haskell, IS

Machinists, &c.

Denmead & Son, 17

Murray, Clark & Co. 7

Murrill ^ Keizer, 19

Malt and Hops.

Boyd ^ Ricketts, 7

F. Bandelet & Co. ' 15

Manufacturers.

R J. Baker & Co. (front cover.) Rand 4- McSherry, (opp. inside back

cover.) George Page & Co. 13

Joshua Horner, jr. & Co. (lines top

pages.)

Manufacturers' Supplies.

J. H. Haskell, 19

Marble Workers.

Alex. J. Abrams, 7

Medicines.

Wm. H. Read, (lines bottom pages.)

Millwrights.

Murray, Clark & Co. 7

Mineral Water.

Wm. H. Read, (lines bottom pages.)

Notions, Hosiery, &c.

Jacob Knipp, jr., 11

Nurserymen and Florists.

R. J. Halliday, 5

Oyster and Fruit Packers and Dealers.

Daiger & Bramble, 11

Paper Warehouses.

Wheelwright, Mudge <^ Co., front cover, and 16

Paper Hangings and Window Shades.

A. &H. J. Albert, 17

R. H. Sinclair ^ Co. (card on back,

under monument.) Howell ^ Bros, (front edge.)

Phosphates.

Joshua Horner <fc Son, (lines top pages.)

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

VU

Pianos.

Gaeble's Manufacturing Co.

Wm. Knabe & Co. (see front cover.)

Planing Mills.

W. W. Maughlin k Sons, (back cover.) Robinson & Cunningham, 4

Harrington Bros. 10

Produce, &q.

Daiger ^ Bramble, 12

Retorts and Fire Brick.

George C. Hicks k Co. (inside front cover.)

Railroad and Machinists' Supplies.

Morton, Reed & Co. (top edge.)

Sash. Factories.

Robinson & Cunningham, 4

W. W. Maughlin k Sons, (back cover.)

Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable.

Denmead & Son, 17

Harrington Bros., 10

W. W. Maughlin & Sons, back cover. George Page k Co., 13

Scales.

Fairbanks k Co., 8

Peedsmen.

R. J. Halliday, 5

Silver Plated Ware.

6 William Holmes,

Spices.

I H. W. (jombs & Co.,

12

20

Tailors (Merchant.)

E. F. Namuth, side lines front cover. Noah Walker c?- Co., 2

Tobacco Pipe Manufacturer.

Wm. Kelman. 19

Transportation Lines.

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Company, 9

Richmond and York River Railroad Line, 4

New York and Baltimore Transporta- tion Line,

Great Southern Mail Route,

Undertakers.

Jacob Weaver,

Upholsterers.

Rand & McSherry, opp. inside back

cover. U. A. Pollack,

Yarn, Gloves, &c,

Jacob Knipp, jr. n

9

14

n

19

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Adjusters of Averages, .

Agencies — Commercial and Mercantile,

Agencies — Immigrant,

Agents — Advertising and Publishing,

Agents — Book and Subscription,

Agents — Claim and Pension,

Agents — ■General, ....

Agents and Managers — Insurance, Agents — Property and Collectors, Agents — Real Estate, Agents — Steamers, Rail Road and Pas senger, .....

Agricultural Implements, . Antiquarian Books, &c.. Apothecaries, Druggists and Chemists, Aquariums and Bird StufFers, Architects and Civil Engineers, Artists, ......

Artists' Materials, ....

ArtiScial Flowers. : . .

Artificial Limbs, Trusses, &c., Attorney's at Law,

Auction and Commission Merchants, Bacon Dealers, ....

' Bag Manufacturers and Brokers, Bakers, ....

Bankers, ....

Banks, .....

Banks — Xational,

Banks — Savings. .

Barrel Dealers, .

Basket Makers,

Bell Founders, .

Bell Hangers,

Bellows Manufacturer,

Bill Posting and Distributing,

Billiard Saloons.

Blacking Manufacturers,

Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights,

Bleachers and Pressers,

Block and Pump Makers, .

Boarding Houses, .

Boat Builders,

Boiler Makers,

Bolting Cloths, .

Bonnet Frame Manufacturers,

Bonnets. Ribbons, Silk and Straw Goods

Book Binders, ....

Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers,

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur

ers — Retail, .....

Boots and Shoes — Ladies,

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur

ers — Wholesale, Boot and Shoe Upper Manufacturers,

Bottlers,

Box Makers

PAGE.

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771

772

773 773 773 773

PAGK.

Brass and Bell Founders, . . . 773

Brewers, 773

Brick Manufacturers, . . . 774

Bridge and Wharf Builders, . . - 774

Britannia Ware Manufacturers, . . 774

Brokers — Exchange, Bill and Stock, . 774

Brokers — Insurance, .... 774

Brokers — Merchandise and Shipping, . 774

Brokers — Real Estate, . . . 775

Brooms, Baskets and Wooden Ware, . 776

Brush Manufacturers and Dealers, . 776

Building Materials, . . . 776

Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers, . . 776

Butter Dealers, 776

Cabinet Makers, . . . . 776

Cards— Machine, 777

Carpenters and Builders, . . . 777 Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c., . . .779

Carpet Weavers, .... 779

Carriage and Coach Makers, . . . 779

Carriage Goods, Hardware, &c., . 780

Carvers and Gilders,' .... 780

Cattle Dealers 780

Cement and Plaster, .... 780

Chair Makers, 780

Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals, . 780

China, Glass and Queensware, . . 780

Chiropodists, .• ... 781

Chronometers and Nautical Instruments, 781

Cloaks, Shawls and Mantillas, . . 781

Clocks ■ . . 781

Clothiers— Children, . . . .782

Clothiers— Retail, .... 781 Clothiers— Wholesale, . . . .781

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., . 782 Coal and Wood Dealers, . . .782

Coal Oil, 783

Coffee Renovaters, . . . .783

Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders, . 783

Collar Makers, 783

Commercial Colleges, . . . .783

Commission Merchants, . . . 783

Commissioners of Deeds, . . . 788

Companies — Miscellaneous, . . 787

Confectioners and Fruiterers, . . 788

Confectioners and Fruiterers — wholesale, 788

Consuls and Vice-Consuls, . . . 789

Conveyancers, 789

Coopers, 789

Coppersmiths and Works, . . . 789 Cork Cutters and Dealers, . . .790

Corset Makers, 790

Cotton Brokers, 790

Cotton Dealers and Factors, . . 790

Cotton Duck Manufacturers, . . . 790

Cotton Yarn, &c., . . . . 790

Cotton and Woolen Goods, . . . 790

IIsT)EX TO BUSINESS DIRECTOR^.

Cuppers and Leecbers, Curled Hair Mimufacturers, Curriers, Leather and Findings, Cutlers and dealers in Cutlery, . Dairies, ....

Dancing Academies, Dental Depot and College,

Dentists,

Die Sinkers and Engravers, .

Dispensaries, ....

Distillers, ....

Dressmakers,

Druggists — Wholesale, .

Dry Goods — Retail, ....

Dry Goods — Wholesale and Commission

Dyers and Scourers,

Dve Woods and Dve StuflFs, .

Edge Tools, . ' .

Elastic Sponge Goods,

Embroideries and Laces,

Engineers — Civil and Mechanical,

Engines and Boilers,

Engravers, .....

Express Forwarders,

Fancy Goods and Notions — Retail,

Fancy Goods and Notions — Wholesale

Fertilizers, ....

File and Rasp ManuHicturers,

Fire Brick Manufacturers,

Fish Dealers, ....

Fishing Tackle, Twines, &c..

Flag Manufacturers, .

Florists and Nurserymen,

Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers,

Forwarding, ....

Fresco Painters,

Fruit Dealers, ....

Furniture Dealers and Manufacturers,

Furriers and Fur Dealers,

Gas Fitters and Fixtures,

Gas,

Gas Meter Makers, Gaugers, ..... Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Retail, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Whole

sale, .....

Glass and Glassware Dealers, Glass Manufacturers, Glass Stainers, .... Gloves, Hosiery, Worsted, Yarns, &c Gold Beaters, ....

Gold and Silversmiths, Gold Pen Manufacturers, Grain and Flour Dealers, . Grinders and Polishers, Grocers — Retail,

Grocers — Wholesale and Commission, Guano Dealers, ...

Gun Manufacturers and Dealers, Hair Dressers and Goods, . Hardware — Ret.iil, Hardware — Wholesale, Hat and Cap Manufacturers, Hats, Caps, Furs, and Straw Goods-^

Retail,

Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.— Wholesale, Hay and Straw Dealers, Hermetically Sealed Fruits,' &c. ' Hide and Leather Dealers, ' Horse Dealers, Hose Manufacturers, ,

795 795 795 795 796 796 797 797 797 797 797 797 797 793 798 799 799 800 800 800 800 800 800

800 801 801 801 801 801 801 801 801 804 802 803 804 804 804 805 805 806

806 806 806 806 806 807 807

Hosiery, Yarns, Worsteds, &c

Hotels,

Hoopskirts,

Horse Shoers,

House Furnishing Goods,

Ice Cream,

Ice Depots,

Importers.

India Rubber Goods,

Instrument Makers,

Insurance Companies,

Intelligence Offices,

Iron Fence Railing,

Iron, Steel and Metal Dealers,

Iron Founders

Iron Furnaces,

Japanners and Ornamenters,

Jewelers, .

Jui.k Dealers,

Ladies' Furnishing,

Lamps and Oil,

Last Makers,

Laundries,

Leather Belting,

Leather and Oil Dealers,

Lightning Rods,

Lime.

Linen Goods, ....

Liquor and Wine Dealers— Retail,

Liquors and Wines— Wholesale,

Lithographers, ....

Livery, Hack and Sale Stables, .

Locksmiths and Bellhangers,

Looking-Glass and Picture Frame Man

ufacturers, ..... Lumber Dealers,

Machinists, ..... Maltsters, .

Manufacturers, . , . . . Manufacturers' and Machinists' Supplies,' Marule and Stone Workers, . Mattress Manufacturers, Merchant Tailors, . Millers — Merchant, Millinery, ..... Millinery Goods, Millwrights, . Miner.tl Water, .

Morocco Manufacturers and Dressers, Music and Musical Instruments, . Music Teachers, .... Naval Stores,

Newspapers, ..... News and Periodicals, Nickel Piating, .... Notaries Public, Notious — Wholesale, Nurses and Midwives, Oil Companies, Oil Dealers,

OptlClaliS, .....

Organ Builders, .

Oyster and Fruit Dealers and Packers"

Packing (.Provision) Houses,

Painteis — House and Sign, .

Paints, Uils, <&c.,

Paper Bags, .....

Paper Bu\ -Manufacturers, .

Paper ii..ugings and Window Shades

Paper Stuck, ....

Paper Warehouses,

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Passe Partouts, .....	828
Patent Articles, . . . . .	828
Patent Medicines, ....	828
Pattern Makers, . . . . .	829
Pavers, Graders and Contractors,	829
Pawnbrulcerg, . . > . •	829
Phosphates,	829
Photographers,	829
Photographers' Stock, . . .	830
Physicians, '	839
Piano Dealers and Manufacturers,	833
Picliling and Preserving,	833
Picture Frame Manufacturers, .	833
Plane Makers, ....	834
Plaster Mills, '	834
Plumbers,	834
Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manufac-
turers,	834
Potteries,	834
Printers— Book and Job,	834
Printers — Copperplate,	835
Printers' Inks,	835
Produce Dealers, ....	835
Provision Dealers,	836
Provision Merchants — Wholesale,	836
Pump and Block Makers,	836
Pyrotechnists,	836
Railways, (Marine,) . . . .	836
Ranges and Furnaces,	837
Regalia Makers,	837
Restaurants, .....	837
Registers in Bankruptcy,	837
Riggers, ......	838
Rolling Mills, ....	838
Rooters,	838
Rope Makers and Dealers,	838
Saddle and Harness Makers,	838
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,	838
Safes— Fire Proof, ....	839
Sail Makers,	839
Salt Dealers, .....	839
Sand Dealers, . . . . »	839
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers, .	839
Saw Manufacturers,	839
Saw and Planing Mills,	839
Scales,	840
Schools, Academies and Colleges,	840
Seeds,	840
Sewing Machines, ....	840
Ship Builders and Marine Railways,	840
Ship Chandlers,	840
Ship Joiners,. . . . . .	841
Ship Smiths, ....	841
Shipping Masters,	841
Shipping Merchants, ....	841
Shirt Manufiicturers, . . , .	841

Shoe Findings, .

Show Case Manufacturers,

Show Cards,

Silk Weavers, Manufacturers and Deale

Silver Platers and Plated Ware, .

Silversmiths, ....

Slaters, .....

Smokers' Articles, ....

Snuff Manufacturers, .

Soap and Candle Manufacturers, .

Spices, .....

Stamping, Pinking and Fluting, .

Siaten Island Dyeing,

Stationery, Blank Books, &c.

Steamship and Steamboat Lines,

Steam and Water He;iting, .

Stencil Cutters, ....

Storage, .....

Stove Dealers, ....

Sugar Refineries, ....

Surveyors, .....

Taihus' and Clothiers' Trimmings,

Tanners and Curriers,

Tea and Cotfee Dealers,

Telegraphs, ....

Tin Plate and Metals,

Tin Ware, Can and Sheet Iron Man

facturers and Workers, Tobacco and Cigars — Retail, Tobacco Dealers and Manufacturers

Wholesale, .... Toilet Articles, Perfumery, &c. Trimmings Laces, <|'c. . • . Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c. , Turners, ..... Type Founders, .... Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers Undertakers, Upholstered Furniture, Upholsterers,

Variety, .... Veterinary Surgeons, Vinegar Makers, Watches and Jewelry, . Watch Case Makers, . Weighers, . . . Whips and Canes, Wig Makers, . Wire Workers, . Wood Dealers, Wood — Sawed and Split, . Wooden and Willow Ware Wool Dealers, Yeast Makers, Miscellaneous, .

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ABBREVIATIONS.

n. north; s. south; c. east; w. west; st. street; ct. court; av. avenue; al alley; la lane ; dw. dwelling ; cor. corner ; ext. extended ; rd. road ; nr. near ; L. P. Locust Point. Note: The names appearing in CAPITAL LETTERS are subscribers.

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Aaron Augustus, carpenter, 106 Battery av

Aaron Mrs. Bertha, 123 w Madison

Aaron Chas.F.( Porter & A.)216 Montgomery

Aaron Geo. clerk, 106 Battery av

Aaron Geo. W. lieut. police, 147 Bank

Aaron Lewis M. sec. hand goods, 44 Columbia

Aaron Marcellus, carpenter, 106 Battery av

Aaron Mary J. 216 \lontgomery

Aaron Wm. shoemaker, 1 West al

Abbes Francis H. collector, 250 e Pratt

Abbot Chas. (Southerland & Co.)273 n Eutaw

Abbot F. brushmaker, 171 n Spring

Abbott Alexander, 329 e Baltimore

Abbott Cornelius F. manager Asbury Life

Ins. Co. of N. Y. 41 Postoffice av, dw 210

Conway Abbott Dauiel E. R. carp. 106 McElderry Abbott David M. carp. 34 Constitution Abbott Edwin A. 113 s High Abbott Mrs. Elizabeth J. 143 Battery av Abbott Emma, cook, 179 Hanover Abbott Mrs. E. B. 13 Mulberry Abbott Geo. T. puddler. First av nr Toone Abbott Henry J. engineer, 253 s Chester Abbott Horace, (H. A. & Son) Baltimore co ABBOTT H. ^ SON, (Horace Abbott, JohnS.

Gilman, ) 8 s Gay ABBOTT IRON COMPANY, C. H. Ashburner,

prest. cor Burke and Hudson, Canton Abbott James A. boilermaker, 102 Henrietta Abbott James F. 156 Jefiferson Abbott James L carpenter, 191 Montgomery Abbott James W. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott John, mariner, 114 Mullikin Abbott John, mariner, 114 York Abbott John F. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott John N. carpenter, 293 e Fayette ^Abbott J. Walter, clerk, 143 Battery av Abbott Mrs. Julia, 60 s Sharp

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Abbott Mrs. Julia, 125 n Front Abbott Mrs. Margaret, 138 Battery av Abl)ott Samuel, laborer, 16 Armistead la Abbott Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway Abbott Wra. H. iirickmoulder, 163 Hamburg Abbott Wm. H. H. clerk, 238 s Broadway Abbott Wm. W. mariner, 279 Hanover Abbott Wm. W. mariner, 52 Lee Abel Conrad, huckster, 409 e Fayette Abel Dorothea, 355 e Lombard Abel John, laborer, 418 Canton av Abel John, tailor, 357 e Lombard Abel John, baker, 71 n Pine Abel Joseph, cooper, 357 e Lombard Abel Louis, baker, 71 n Pine Abel Wm. gilder, 257 Mulberry Abell A. S. (A. S. A. & Co.) 83 Saratoga ABELL A. S. & CO. (A. S. and George W. Abell) prop'rs and pubrrs of the Sun, Sun Iron Building, s e cor Baltimore and South Abell Mrs. Catherine, 177 Pennaav Abell Chas. S. law student, 83 Saratoga Abell Chas. T. printer, 58 Preston Abell David T. printer, 47 n Howard Abell Edward M. butcher, 48 Centre and 32

Lexington markets, dw 178 Peirce Abell Mrs. Eleanor, tailoress, 10 Rock Abell Franklin M. butcher, 24 Richmond mar- ket, dw 164 Penna av Abell Geo. W. (A. S. A. & Co.) 83 Saratoga Abell Ignatius, sergt. police, 164 s Paca Abell Walter R editor, 83 Saratoga Abendschein Andrew, barber, 168 s Bond Abendschoem Rudolph, shoemkr, 16 Bevan Abendschoen Clement, carpet weaver, 232

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e Baltimore Abercrombie Wm. H. dair}', 338 n Eutaw, dw

232 w Hoffman Aberle Anthony, boilermkr, 794 w Baltimore Aberle Mrs. Elizabeth G. millinery, 794 w

Baltimore Abey Alex, clerk, 51 s Chester Abey George T. hatter, 16 n Ann Abev .Joseph C. (J. H. Freberger & Co.) 326

William Abey Michael H. caulker, 25 William Abey Mrs. Sirah, seamstress, 29 Randall Abey Mrs. Sophia, trimmings, 105 s Ann Abey Wm.H. grocery, 144 William Abey Wm. tin and sheet iron worker, 144

William Abhau Chas. H. carpenter, 90s Howard Abigail John N. brakeman, 837 w Pratt Abraham .Mrs. Caroline, 113 s Wolfe Abraham Geo. F. plasterer, 166 e Madison Abraham John Charles, mariner, 113 s Wolfe Abrahams Barnett, cigarmkr, 45j e Baltimore Abrahams Joseph (Johnson & A.) 286 e Bal- timore Abrahams Simon, driver, 302 e Monument Abrahams Wm. H., 286 e Baltimore Abrahams Woodward, (Cochran & Co.) 22 s

Broadway Abrahams Woodward, Jr. (A. A. Johnson k

Co.) Port Deposit ABRAMS ALEX. J., marblecutter, Green- mount av opp cemetery. [Seep. 1 Adver- tisements.'] Abrams Mrs. Eliza, 277 Canton av Abrams Jacob D. builder, Broadway n of

Madison Abrams Jas. K. P. carpenter, 277 Canton av Abrams John T. carpenter, 277 Canton av Abrams M., 340 Madison av Abru John, shoemaker, 326 Eastern av Abt Mrs. Christina, boarding, 378 Eastern av Abt Frederick, laborer, 378 Eastern av Abt Htr-nry, brushraaker, 378 Eastern av Abt John', moulder, 378 Eastern av Aburn Charles H. clerk, 583 Belair av Aburn Mrs. Emily J. boarding. 232 n Broadway Aburn John, grocery, Thames and Philpot Aburn Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 583 Belair av Aburn T. Harry, clerk, 232 n Broadway Aburn Wm. R. sparmaker, 61 Block Academy of the Holy Cross, 108 s Broadway Achenback Henry, butcher, Belair, Centre and

Hanover markets, dw 145 Greenmountav Achenback .Fohn H. plasterer, 4 Walsh Achenback Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 4 Walsh Achey Chas. F. (F. Achey &Son) 132 German Achey Frederick & Son, (F. and C.F. Achey)

curriers, 22 s Liberty Achey Frederick, (Frederick Achey & Son)

129 German, Achey Thos. S. currier, 194 Walsh Ackels John, brakeman, 417 w Lombard Acker John, driver, 4u n Spring Acker Peter, watchman, 282'Aisquith Ackerman Andreas, tailor, 27 Siiakspear Ackerman Chas. silverplater, 255 Aliceanna Ackerman Chris. H (Hehl &Co.) 10 Park

Ackerman Mrs. Frances, grocery, 100 n Dallas Ackerman Geo. jr. tailor, 152 s Castle Ackerman Geo. sec. hand store, 63 Harrison Ackerman Geo. sawyer, 152 s Castle Ackerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle Ackerman J., n w cor Eutaw and Camden Ackerman John, cabinetmkr, 30 New Church Ackerman John, tailor, lOO n Dallas Ackerman John, silverplater, 255 Aliceanna Ackerman Mrs. Mary, confect'y, 167 s Wolfe Ackerman Mrs. Mary, grocery, 255 Aliceanna Ackerman Nicholas, clothing cutter, 167 s

Wolfe Ackerman Nicholas, jr. laborer, 168 s Wolfe Aches Nicholas, (Sisson, Loane & Co.) Wash- ington, D. C. Ackler Jacob B. bootmaker, 321 Saratoga Ackler Wm. F. confectionery, 140 Aisquith ACQUIA CREEK LINE, C. P. Irvine, agent,

Piers 8 and 9 Light-st whf Acton Elijah, blacksmith, 113 Vine Actual Business College, B. K. Losier, pres't,

over n e cor Baltimore and Charles Adair Harry H. clerk, 49 Mt. Vernon pi Adair John, machinist, 6 Oxford Adair Robert, clerk, 6 Oxford Adalman Christo[ih, shoemaker, 56 Portland Adam Aug. cooper, 160 s Regester Adam August, laborer, 339 n Central av Adam Fred, carpenter, Bolton Depot Adam Fred, car builder, 160 s Regester Adam Stephen W. police, 56 Harford av Adaman Andreas, tailor, 27 Shakspear Adams Adam, oysters, 85 n Durham Adams Albert, shoemaker, 99 Druid Hill av Adams Ann E. seamstress, over 3 Barre Adams Ann M. tailoress, 2 Green ct Adams Benjamin F. police, 98 Warner Adams Benj. F. jr. carpenter, 90 Warner Adams, Bowen & Co. (P. A. Bowen, E. T. Jackson, ) wholesale liquors and grocers, 57 w Pratt Adams & Buck, (Wm. H. Adams, Irving A. Buck,) china, glass, &c., 337 w Baltimore and 52 German Adams Capt. Cadmus, mariner, 112 s Eden Adams Mrs. Caroline, 1 Abey al Adams Catherine, York rd nr Huntingdon av Adams Catherine, tailoress, 25 Central av Adams Mrs. Catherine, grocery, 87 n Durham Adams Catherine, seamstress, 3 Liberty al Adams Charles, shoemaker, 33 s Ann Adams Charles T. salesman. Brown's hotel Adams Charles B. clerk, 226 Hollins Adams Charles H. A. boilermaker, 135 Bat- tery av Adams Charles H. mariner, 137 Gough Adams Charles T. salesman, 1 19 n High ADAMS EDWARD ^ SON, (E. and John W. Adams,) grocers and produce, n e cor Hol- lins and Republican Adams Edwd. (E. Adams & Son,) 226 Hollins Adams Edward F. machinist, 391 e Baltimore Adams Eliza, teacher, 262 Druid Hill av Adams Eliza J. tailoress, 2 Green's ct Adams Mrs. Elizabeth, 193 e Baltimore Adams Mrs. Elizabeth, 191 e Pratt Adams EUenora, 5 Armistead la Adams Emelius, (DeGoey & A.) and coal yard, s w cor Caroline and Dock, n w cor Central av and Gough, and Central av nr Lombard, dw 408 e Baltimore

Offices, 54 S. G-ay and cor. Chew & Stirling.

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ADAMS' EXPRESS CO. 164 w Baltimore, and depot 227 and 229 s Howard, John Q. A. Herring, supt Adams' Express stables, Jas. Mitchell, mana- ger, North nr Saratoga Adams Mrs. F. E. 308 Canton av Adams Frank G. telegraphist, 106 Lee Adams Fred, cabinetmaker, 21 Somerset Adams Geo. gardener, s w cor Gist and Gough Adams Geo. C. driver, 490 Lexington Adams Geo. F. bookkeeper, 184 Chesnut Adams George VV. boatman, 104 Hamburg Adams George W. engineer, 208 e Pratt Adams George W. bricklayer, 351 s Sharp Adams .Mrs. Hannah, seamstress, 490 Lexington Adams Henry, pianoraaker, 256 3 Sharp Adams Henry, jr. moulder, 186 George Adams Henry, shoemaker, 186 George Adams Henry, finisher, 194 s Sharp Adams Jacob, lab' r, cor FatuxentandO'Donnell Adams Jacob G. 192 Columbia Adams James, 214 n Eutaw Adams James, machinist, 193 Mulberry Adams James B. mariner, 163 Choptank Adams Jas.C.(Xewbold&Son)256 Myrtle &r Adams Jas.L. bricklayer, 414 Eastern av Adams James M. clerk, 204 George Adams James N. bricklayer, 90 Warner Adams Jas. S., soldiers' home, 76 e Baltimore Adams Mrs. Jane, 20 w Lombard Adams John, caulker, 202 s Bethel Adams John, mariner, 118 Eastern av Adams John, fruit packer, 411 e Fayette Adams John C. plasterer, 197 Montgomery Adams John, carpenter, 45 Hill Adams John A. salesman, Walsh nr Smith Adams John A. processer, 411 e Fayette Adams John T. clerk, 193 Mulberry Adams John B. (Adams, Bowen & Co.)Chase

nr Charles Adams John C. paper hanger, 19 n Eden Adams Capt. John E. stevedore, 112 s Eden Adams John F. 132 n Charles Adams John F. 601 w Fayette Adams John G. plasterer, 7 Wyeth Adams John M. sailmaker, s e cor Block and

West Falls av, dw 65 William Adams John H. jr. sailmaker, 65 William Adams John Q. 127 n Republican Adams John W. (E. A. & Son) 276 HoUins Adams Joseph, clerk, 98 s Castle Adams Joseph, plasterer, 74 Warner Adams Joseph, jr. plasterer, 74 Warner Adams Jos. W. mariner, 20 w Lombard Adams Joshua A. gas inspector, 254 n Eden Adams Martha, 2 Green's ct Adams Mrs. Mary S. seamstress, 122 William Adams Mrs. .Mary J., 210 w Biddle Adams Mathias, mariner, 307 Aliceanna Adams Capt. McH. mariner. 112 s Eden ADAMS & MUULTON, (Wm. Adams, J. D. and J. F. Moulton, jr.) wholesale hosiery, gloves and fancy goods, 3 Hanover Adams M. W. clerk, 93 n Eden Adams R. P. S. clerk, Maltby house Adams Robert A. mariner, 32 n Bond Adams Roger A. clerk, 56 n Liberty Adams R. S. clerk, 245 w Baltimore Adams Samuel, teacher, 103 Pearl Adams Samuel, watchmaker, 20 e Pratt ADAMS S.H. & J. F. carpenters and builders, Barnet nr Charles

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n Calvert Adams Samuel S. drayman, 5 Maccubbin Adams Samuel T., 80 n Carey Adams Sidney, clerk, 194 e Fayette Adams Siephen W. police, 56 Harford av Adams Theodore, 122 William Adams Thomas, caulker, 284 s Bond Adams Thomas, drayman, 117 L. Greene Adams Thomas D. plasterer, 166 n Dallas ^

ADAMS MRS. T. W. manuf. shirts, over 179 aj w Baltimore •";_,

Adams Wm. watchman, 166 n Dallas c5

Adams Wm. carpenter, 186 George QJ

Adams W. J. clerk, 106 Lee A

Adams Wm. (A. & Moulton) 309 Lexington^ Adams Wm. H., 110 n Republican ,_^

Adams Wm. H. pilot, 137 Gough Adams Wm. T. prod. com. mercht. 27 Barre,

dw 106 Lee Adams Wm. W. mariner, 102 Battery av Adderly Luke, hostler, 32 Barre Addicks Diedrich, shipcarp. 336 Eastern av Addington Jos. C. bookkeeper, 42 Lexington ^ Addison A. .Merrill, attoinev, 29 Lexington,

dw 179 .McCulloh ' ^

Addison .Mrs. Catherine A., 26 s Carey /v»

Addison Dennis, drayman, 150 n Dallas ^

Addison E. Virginia, teacher, 7 Warren ^

Addison George C. clerk, 612 w Fayette ^

Addison G. C. shoecutter, McMechin nr John Qi Addison Geo. M. asst. weigher C. H. 616 w

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Addison John A. bookkeeper, 75 William Addison John W. news depot, 94 n Calvert, •" dw 7 Warren ^

Addison John W. machinist, 28 Scott "^

Addison Jos.T. shoecutter, McMechin nr John ,__r Addison Lewis P. clerk, 26 s Carey ^^

I Addison Mrs. Sally D. 7 Warren u

j Addison Samuel S. shoe store, 230 w Pratt, CO dw 1 McMechin nr John ^^

Addison Taylor, bookkeeper, 75 William ^

I Addison Theodore, engineer, 54 s Poppleton ' Addison Wm. carpenter, L. Church nr Wil- liam, dw 75 William Addison Wm. E. clerk, 201 Columbia Addison Wm. E. clerk, 162 Barre Addison Wm. Meade, attorney, 29 Lexington,

dw 179 .licCulloh Addison Wm. W. shoe cutter, 194 n Fremont Adelman Michael, laborer, 18 s Burke Adelman Chas. grocery, 376 e Eager Adelsdorf Joseph, bookkeeper, 51 German Adkisson Wm. ship carpenter, s w cor Canton rj" ave and Washington • —

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ooods, 210 s Broadway Adlet- Louis, (Louis A.&Bro.) 210 s Broadway Adler M. boots and shoes, 166 w Lombard Adler Mannes, 16 Columbia Adler Marcus, dry goods, 132 s Broadway Adler Michael, clerk, 66 w Lombard Adler Wm. (S. Rosenblatt & Co.) 62 Aisquith Adoljih Catherine, 18 Fountain Adol|)h George, laborer, 152 s Charles Adoli'h Henry, boat builder, 52 n Spring Adol])h Henry, brickmaker, Ramsay nr Monroe Adolph John, butcher, 11 Elliott Adolph John, laborer, 18 Fountain Adolidi Wm. puddler, 137 s Chapel Adrean Elizabeth, seamstress, 54 Curtis al ADREON HARRISON, U. S. Pension agent, and attorney, U.S. courthouse, dw 145 Bolton Adreon Stephen A. clerk, 28 n Liberty ADREON, THOMAS & CO. (W. Adreon E. L. Thomas, Wm. T. Adreon,) auctioneers and commission merchants, 18 s Charles Adreon Wm. T. (A., Thomas & Co.) 620 Lex- ington Adreon Wm. (A., Thomas & Co.) 110 Han- over Adreon Mrs. Winifred, 28 n Liberty Adrington Ann 52 e Lombard Adt John B. (Frank & A.) 3 s Ann Ady James, variety store, 153 Sharp Aeckelman Joseph, 71 Somerset Aether John, shoemaker, 48 Durst al ^Eina Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn.

21 South iETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Hartford, Curley ^ Robertson, managers, 3 Post Office av, J. G. Proud ^ Sons, asst. agents 21 SDUth Atf Martin, soldiers' home, 76 e Baltimore Affflder Max, secy. Permanent Land Co. of

Baltimore, 310 w Lombard AtFayroux Epaulete, carpenter, 311 e Biddle Atfayroux Francis P. blacksndth, 190 East Affayroux James, carpenter, 190 East Attung John, shoemaker, 223 Hanover Agan James, drayman, 82 s Poppleton Agan Timothy, stone cutler. 144 n flolliday Aged Men's Home, cor. Calhoun & Lexington Aged Women's Home, Lexington nr Calhoun A sine Wm. provision. Castle and Lombard Agles Lewis, driver, Belair av ext Agnew Charlotte, 160 n Bond Agnew James C. currier, 160 n Bond Agnew John D. bookkeeper, 134 Mosher Agnew Mrs. Mary M, 134 Mosher Agnew Thos. J. clerk, 134 Mosher Agnew Thomas A. grocer, 297 w Pratt, dw

64 Barre Agnew T. P., Republican nr Franklin Agular Joseph, laborer, 308 Aliceanna Agnus Felix, cashier American office, cor

Fulton av and Liberty rd Ahart Ansel, cooper, 30 Bevan Ahart John, laborer, 1 Harmony la Ahaus Fred, piano maker, 45 Penna. av Aheler George, laborer, 81 Orleans Aheler John G. sawyer, 81 Orleans Ahern Daniel, feed, 138 s Chester Ahem Ellen, 294 Raborg

Ahern Francis, clerk, 253 n Eutaw Ahern Jeremiah, laborer, 138 e Lombard Ahern John, brick manufacturer, yards Can- ton, dw 253 n Eutaw Ahern John T. laborer, 138 e Lombard Ahern Michael, laborer, Curley nr Hudson Ahern Michael, drayman, 25 Ringgold al Ahern Patrick, laborer, 5 Bloodgood ct Ahern Wm. S. clerk, 253 n Eutaw Ahl Romeo, painter, 19 Mott Ahlborn Julius, dollar store, 156 Lexington Ahlers Mrs. Catherine, 146 Bank Ahles Daniel, cooper, 217 Bond n of Abbot AhlesJohn, cigar maker, 5 n Durham Ahles John, laliorer, 85 s Chapel Ahles Wm. H. 217 n Bond Ahlsleger Wm. (Cowles & A.) Fayette nr

Fulton Ahrendt Henry, moulder, 215 Bank Ahrens Adolph, old York road extended Ahrens Adolph jr., clerk, old York road ext Ahrens Christian, cabinetmaker. 220 Bank Ahrens George Ad. (Stirling k Ahrens) 123

w Madison Ahrens Julius, confec'rand baker, 239 w Pratt Ahrling H. Henry, tavern, 72 Buchanan's whf Aichele Jacob, coal yard, 265 s Sharp, dw 246

Hanover Aicklen August, tanner, 36 n Durham Aichele John, laborer, 246 Hanover Aickler Henry, shoemaker, 3 Druid Hill av Aickler Wm. blacksmith, 21 Holland Aickler Wm. blacksmith, 81 Orleans Aidt Lewis, shoemaker, 61 Druid Hill av Aidt Mary, seamstress, 82 Orchard Aiken Matthew K. cashier Calvert Iron and

Nail Works Co., dw 614 Lexington Aikers Wm. H. cigarmaker, 701 w Lombard Aikin Dr. Wm. p]. A. prof, chemistry Uni- versity of Md.. dw 25 Hamilton Ail Andrew, tailor, 118 Stirling Aires A. J. & Co. (A. J. Aires, Thos. A.

Hogg) restaurant. 53 Thames Aires Andrew J. (A. J. Aires & Co..) tavern, 138 s Broadway, dw Gough nr Washington Aires Andrew J. shipjoiner, 245 Gough Aires James, engineer, 67 s Washington Airey Charles, cigarmakfer, 19 Oxford Airey Charles C. clerk, 11 Irvin pi Airey C. C. inspect' r cust'm house, 11 Irvin pi Airey Edward H. carter, 209 Ensor Airey Hiram, shoemaker, 19 Oxford Airey James, butter, 185 Druid Hill av Airey Jerome, butter, 113 w Townsend Airey Joseph, laborer, 127 Division Airey Philip, driver, 63 Chatsworth Aire}' Sinclair, carpenter, 109 s Edt-n Airey Wm. carter, 19 Oxford Airey Wm. F. clerk, 109 s Eden Aisquith Charlotte PL teacher 494 w Fayette Aisquith George G. clerk, 494 w Fayette Aisquith Mrs. .Mary H. 494 w Fayette Aisquith Street Presbyterian Church, corner

Aisquith and Edward Aitcheson James, brass founder, 74 North, dw

228 w Hoffman Aitken Andrew, (Hanna & Co.) 139 n Gay Aitken Mrs. Margaretta, 139 n Gay Akehurst John, engineer, 81 s Strieker Akerman Henry, laborer, 8 Smith Akers Dan'l, boilermker, Elizabeth lane near Heath

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Akers Edwin, dry goods, 138 Lexingtoa and

99 s Bond Akers Kdwin, salesman, 138 Lexington Akers Gabriel C. watclimaker. 126 Hanover Akers George W. engineer. 179 Hughes Akers James P. salesman, 133 Lexington Akers Rasin T. boilermaker. 182 William Akers Mrs. Ruth A.. Miller nr Broadway Akers Sarah R. saleswoman, 584 Peunaav Akers Wm. H. boilermaker, .35 Bevan Alabaugh John H. grocer, cor Lexington and

Paca, dw IT e Eager Alase Joseph, tailor, 28 Liberty al Alb John, shoemaker, 39 s Oregoa Alband & CuUison, (C. Alband, Jesse M. Cul-

lison. 1 flour and feed, 4 Penna av Alband Chas. (A. & Cullison, ) 262 Franklin Albany City Fire and Marine Ins. Co., An- drews & Co. agents, 73 Smith's whf Albaugh Alex, wheelwright, 114 Penna av Albaugh .Mrs. Catharine, Belair av extended Albaugh DeWitt, painter. Division nr Lanvale Albaugh' E. D. clerk. 337 w Fayette Albaugh Edward W. produce and market

master. 170 Barre Albaugh Elder D. clerk, 337 w Fayette Albaugh George W. plMSteret, 17 Monroe Albaugh George, painter, 59 Druid Hill av ALBAUGH GR.\FTOX, shoemaker, 177 n

Eutaw. dw 123 Preston Albaugh Henry C. carpenter, 355 Penna av Albaugh Hiraia. boilermaker, 232 William J Albaugh John, (Whiter Co!) 114 Penna av Albaugh Joseph, blacksmith, 76 Beason Albaugh Maurice, shoemaker, 150 s Paca Albaugh Thomas, painter. 163 n Central av Albaugh Wm. A. brushmaker, n w cor Cam- den and Howard, dw 485 n Fremont Albaugh Wm. E. clerk, 131 n High Albers Anton, clerk, 95 s Sharp Albers Charles F. cashier, 360 n Eutaw Albers Frederick, brickmaker, 190 s Wolfe Albers Dr. Henry, 95 3 Sharp Albers Henry, jr., clerk, 95 s Sharp Albers Henry, brickmaker, 190 s Wolfe Albers Mrs. Mary, 190 s Wolfe Albers Wm. cutter, 176 s Ann Albert Adelbert, paver, 100 Somerset Albert Anna M. grocery, 72 Mulberry Albert A. & H. J. paper hangings, &c., 18 n

Eutaw ALBERT AUGUSTUS, Sheriff Balto. City,

basement Courthouse, dw 18 n Eutaw Albert Augustus, (A. & H. J. A.) 18 n Eutaw Albert Augustus J. (Albert & Bro.) and pro- prietor Mt Vernon hotel, Govanstown, Bal- timore CO Albert Augustus J., jr. (Augustus J. A., jr. &

Co.) Mt Vernon hotel Albert k Bro. (A. J. Albert and Wm. J. Al- bert, ) office 6 s Charles Albert Augustus J., jr. & Co. (Aug. J. A. jr., J. T. Albert.) imps. Sheffield cutlery, 6 s Charles ^

Albert Casper, laborer, 26 Port Albert Catherine, tailoress, 10 n Durham Albert Charles, confectioner, 259 Light Albert Charles, medical student, 52 Cathedral

Albert Charles, carpenter, 78 Penna av Albert Daniel, boot crimper, 92 Low Albert Daniel, harnessmaker, 7 Constitution Albert Erwin. clerk, 10 n Howard Albert Francis, (Penniman & Bro.) 249 Druid

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Albert Frank, tailor, 10 n Durham ^

Albert Fred, clerk, Fayette nr Poppleton —

Albert Fred, barber, 647 Penna av r~"

Albert Fred, fancy goods, 433 w Fayette '^

Albert George, tailor, 164 s Bond Albert George, laborer, 295 s Durham %^

Albert Henry, shoemaker, 113 Henrietta "

Albert Henry C, 48 Bolton o

Albert Henry, laborer, Ridgely extended P^

Albert Jacob, laborer. 314 Montgomery Z/Z

Albert John, brewer, Belair av extended Albert John, laborer. Ridgely extended Z!^

Albert John, carter, 164 s Bond Albert John, butcher, 93 Lexington, 15 Hoi- ry" lins, and 50 Hanover markets, dw Garrison r/~^ la nr Western Cemetery r^

Albert John, jr. bootfitter. 57 Bank JZ3

Albert John, sr., bootfltter, 57 Bank rK

Albert Joseph S. carpenter, 309 Saratoga Albert J. Taylor, (Aug. J. A. jr. & Co.) Tow- ^ sontown, Balto Co. ^

Albert Mrs. Maria E. 97 Hanover i— "

Albert Michael, butcher, 31 Lexington and 21 ^ Richmond markets, dw Penna av n of North- ^ ern av •-•

Albert Sebastian, laborer, 68 s Central av "^ Albert Talbot J. attorney, 52 Cathedral '

Albert Wm. conductor, 186 McHenrv ^*

Albert Wm J. (Albert & Bro.) 52 Cathedral r ALBERTI, PRIOR & CO. (C. Alberti, E. A. ^ Prior, S. Bolte, ) importers fancy goods, "^ 348 w Baltimore Alberti Chas. (A., Prior & Co.) 190 w Lombard "^ Albertson Isaac, proprietor Mansion house, n q w cor Favette and St. Paul c/2

ALBERTON COTTON MILLS, off. 24 German Albiter John, butcher. Lexington and Hano- ^ ver markets, dw Garrison la '1^

Albrecht August, driver, 120 Henrietta C

Albrecht Charles, cooper, 14 Sterrett S

Albrecht Charles, cooper, 920 w Pratt y^

Albrecht Frederick, carpenter. 363 s Eutaw r~' Albrecht. Frederick, laborer, 79 Leadenhall , - Albrecht Frederick, laborer, 117 s Eden ^

ALBRECHT FREDERICK, cooper, 109 Fred- > erick av " C

Albrecht Geo. P. furniture, 99 Harrison P^

Albrecht George, laborer, 286 n Central av ^""^ Albrecht Henry, cooper, 231 Frederick av ^

Albrecht Henry, laborer, 110 Dugan's wharf .iT Albrecht Jacob, sr., cooper, 923 w Pratt Sv

Albrecht Jacob F. cooper, 923 w Pratt JZ

Albrecht Philipina, lager beer, 363 s Eutaw w ALBRECHT P. A. tobacco, 62 s Calvert, dw ^- 185 e Monument ^

Albrecht Timotheus, joiner. 14 Sterrett q

Albrecht Timotheus, bootfitter, 23 n Eden rr" Albrecht Timothy, laborer, 14 Sterrett f^'

Albrecht Warner C. barber. 147 w Madison Albrecht Wm. laborer, 63 Aliceauna Albrecht Wm. sug.ar boiler, 69 e Pratt Albright Aug. G. boilermaker, 7 Hollins al Albright Charles, cooper, 920 w Pratt Albright Fred L. brassfinisher, 100 Ramsay Albright Hy. G. coppersmith, s w cor Balti- more and Republican

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Eager Alden Joseph, clerk, 206 Greenmount av Alden Mrs. Mary Ann, 219 e Baltimore Aldendick Bernard, shoemaker, 09 Dovfer Alderdice Mrs. Sarah, confectionery, 234

Montgomery Alderson Geo. D. clerk, 46 s Sharp Alderson Mrs. Lucy B. boarding, 42 German Aldred Mrs. Sarah A. 228 Aisquith Aldridge Andrew, sr. 124 n Charles Aldridge & Brewer, (Geo. Brewer) dry goods

com. merchants, 5 German Aldridge Edwin, 124 n Charles Aldridge Geo. W. carpenter, 78 Warner Aldridge Dr. John H. 114 n Charles Aldridge John, conductor, 235 Columbia Alen Adam, laborer, 168 s Bethel Alen John, cooper, 193 s Bethel Aler Mrs. Anna J. 79 Hollins Aler Mrs. Elizabeth, 79 Hollins Aler Jeremiah, finisher, 72 s Carey Aler John, machinist, 9 s Oregon Aler John, 82 n Eutaw Aler John T. pumpmakcr, 103 Mulberry Aler John W. clerk, 82 n Eutaw j

Aler Nancy, 108 n Bond 1

Aler Reuben J. clerk, 119 w Biddle Aler Washington Z. clerk, 103 Mulberry Aler Wm. H. jr. moulder, 46G w Lombard Aler Wm. H. sr. moulder, 423 Lexington Aler Wm. H. laborer, 6 Lemmon Alexander Andrew D. clerk, 231 George Alexander Benjamin, tailor, 131 Montgomery Alexander Mrs. Caroline, 229 n Caroline Alexander Chas. weigher C. H. 192 Hanover Alexander F. W. ass' t assessor, 272 Lexington Alexander James, (Mettee & A.) 175 w Lom- bard Alexander James R. butcher, Point la nr Ais- quith ALEXANDER JULIAN L attorney, n e cor Charles and Lexington, dw 272 Lexington Alexander Julia, 131 Montgomery Alexander Mrs. John H. 272 Lexington Alexander Lathan E. laborer, 15 s Oregon Alexander Mrs. Margaret H. dressmaker, s e

cor Charles and Pleasant Alexander Myer, tobacconist, 213 w Pratt Alexander Richard, clerk, 131 Gough Alexander Samuel, conductor, 290 LexingtQn Alexander Thomas, salesman, 131 Gough Alexander Thomas, salesman, 310 e Pratt Alexander Wm. agent, Maltby house Alexander Wm. treas. Georges Creek Coal and

Iron Co. 19 South, dw Eutaw house ALEXANDER WM. attorney and solicitor in

equity, 32 St. Paul, dw 117 e Baltimore Alford Chas. H. sec'y Md. Steamboat Co. 18

Jackson sq av Alford Geo. C. clerk, 132 s High Alford James E. insurance agent, 26J Second,

dw 132 s High Alford James H. clerk, 132 s High .Alford Samuel M. carpenter, 132 s High

Alger Porter R. (Ruthrauf, A. & Co.) 249

Walsh Algie James, paper blockmker, 86 n Caroline Albeit Adam, blacksmith, 560 Penna av Albeit Frederick, shoemaker, 149 e Fayette Albeit George, blacksmith, 204 Columbia Alheit John G. blacksmith, 204 Columbia All Chas. W., Greenmonnt av opp Jenkins la Allard Albert A. tinner, 88 Chew Allard Amelia E. 231 u Bond Allard Edward C. carpenter, 402 e Monument Allard Edward C. sr. carpenter, 335 n Gay Allard John E. shoemaker, 320 n Broadway Allard Joseph, carpenter, 320 n Broadway Allard Wm. carpenter, 346 n Gay Allbright Ernest, shoemaker, 96 Hillen Allemand f'has. clerk, 46 w Biddle Allen Alexander, 204 Aisquith Allen Alexander, engraver, 143 William Allen Mrs. Anne, 74 n Pine Allen Byron L., salesman, 415 n Central av Allen Chas. blacksmith, 162 German Allen Chas. H. printer, 13 s Caroline Allen Chas. M. clerk, 276 w Fayette Allen Chas. P. conductor, 155 Cross Allen Chas. cooper, 266 w Biddle Allen Christopher, laborer, 14 n Schroeder Allen Edward A., U. S. N. n e cor Kutaw pi

and McMechin Allen Edward F. canmaker, 61 Holland Allen Elizabeth, seamstress, 3 Friendship Allen Mrs. Elizabeth, 97 s Bond Allen Ephraim, baker, 119 e Pratt Allen Frederick, shoemaker, 258 w Pratt Allen Geo. W. fireman, 203 George Allen Geo. W. clerk, 8 Lisiht Allen Geo. W. baker, 95 Ensor Allen Geo. W. painter, 20.") n Eutaw Allen G. W. fire dept. 113 n Pine Allen Geralbus S. driver, 108 Walsh Allen & Harden ,(Wm. Allen, J. Harden,)

coal and wood, Frederick av nr Calverton rd Allen Henry, 159 e Baltimore Allen Henrj', carpenter, 1 n Ann Allen Henry A. prof, of music, n e cor Eutaw

pi and McMechin Allen Henry L. baker, 76 s Broadway Allen Isaac, jr. caulker, 52 Cross Allen Isaac, ferryman, 56 Cross Allen James, clerk, 184 Conway Allen James, paper carrier, 61 Holland Allen James, 206 n Fremont Allen James W. cooper, 339 w Lombard Allen John, mariner, Choptauk nr Gough Allen John, excavator, 207 Gough Allen John, cooper, 133 L. Greene Allen John R. machinist, 163 n Fremont Allen John T. puddler, 3 O'Donnell Allen John W. blacksmith. 38 n Poppleton Allen Joseph, laborer, 56 Cross Allen Joseph II. (Nevin & A.) 68 s Broadway Allen Joseph S. carp. 89 Jackson sq av Allen Mrs. Laura, 415 n Central av Allen Lawrence, baker, 173 n Spring Allen Lawrence W. S. 339 w Lombard Allen Lewis, baker, 173 n Spring Allen Lewis F. carpenter, 46 s Republican Allen Luther W. P. clerk, 14 Poarl Allen Reuben, tinner, 61 Holland Allen Rhodes G. sign painter, 68 s Carey Allen Robert J. bricklayer, 117 n Schroeder Allen Russell W. painter, 68 s Carey

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Allen Sarah, sec. hand clothing, 266 s Bond

Allen Solomon, carpenter, 98 Lee

Allen Mrs. Susan, 26 O'Donnell

Allen Thomas, painter, 56 Cross

Allen Thomas, bricklayer, 34 s Sharp

Allen Thomas, machinist, 71 Columbia

Allen Thomixs F. shoemaker, 125 Leadenhall

ALLEN & UPTON, (B. Cpton, Wm. Coath,

J. T. Upton) steam furniture works. 13 and

15 Granby, lumber yard, 56 West Falls av Allen Wm. carpenter, 71 Columbia Allen Wm. carpenter, 203 George Allen Wm. vinegar, Chesnutal nr Ogston,dw'

237 Franklin Allen Wra. laborer, 2 Willow- Allen Wm. ship carpenter, 23 Randall Allen Wm. A. general agent Union .Mutual

Life Ins. Co. of Maine, over 12 South, dw

] n Carey Allen Wm. B. gunsmith, 225 n Eden Allen Wm. H. architect and builder, cor Lex- ington and North, dw 265 e Baltimore Allen William H. shoemaker, 125 Leadenhall Allen Wra. H. wheelw't, Bustim e of Clinton Allen Wm. H. laborer, 40 s Caroline Allen Wm. M. restaurant, 8 Light Allen Wm. M. brick manufac'r. Washington

av, dw 24 s Strieker Allen\Vm.N.( A.&Harden)Lombard nrMonroe Allenbaugh Chas. T. plumber, 184 Pearl, dw

80 George Allenbaugh Geo. W. plasterer. 17 Monroe Allenbaugh John, carp. 368 e Monument Allenbaugh Wm. H. shoemaker, 499 Saratoga AUender Geo. H. carp. Wolfe nr Monument Alleis Diedrich H.groc'y and feed, 140 s Eutaw Allers Harman E. laborer, 404 s d'harles Allers John A. brickmkr, Gilmor and HoUins Alles .Mary D. huckstress, 109 Low AUewelt John Q. com. mer. 68 e Eager Allguner John, tailor, 33 McElderry Alligood Capt. Chas. A., U. S. A. marine

storekeeper, A. A. Q. M. 51 s Sharp Allison Mrs. Ann, 65 s Eden Allison Chas. W. printer, Starr hotel Allison James S. clerk, Starr hotel Allison James S. sr. weigher, Starr hotel Allison John, conductor, 10 Park av Allison Noah, barkeeper, 17 Orleans Allison Philip S. bookkeeper, 209 e Pratt Allison Robert H. grocery, 321 e Baltimore AUmackGeo. W. blacksmith, 317 Mulberry Allman John, blacksmith, rear 407 n Gay AUman John, 347 s Charles Allman Wm. carpenter, rear 407 n Gav Allmand John O'G. (A. & Williams) 84

Cathedral ALLMAND & WILLIAMS, (John O'G. A., J.

S. Williams) general ins. agents, 79 Second

\_See Lines on front cover.'] AUmendenger Christopher, cabinetmaker, 101

s Chapel, dw 89 e Lombard AUmendenger Heinrich, tailor, 77 s Chapel ALLNUTT E. S. <fe Co. (Edmund S. A., M. B.

Johnson) boots and shoes, wholesale, over

258 w Baltimore AUnutt Christiana V. spinster, 100 Lee AUnutt Edmund S. (E.S.A.& Co.) 137 Bolton Allnutt Henry, clerk, 100 Lee AUnutt Rudolph, screwman, Tobacco Ware- house No. 3

I Allnutt Thomas A. clerk, 100 Lee Alloway Geo. N. clerk P. 0. 55 Lexington Almond Mrs. Ann. grocery, 158 Vine Almond John F. butcher, 158 Vine Almshiser Conrad, grocerv, 150 Raborg ALLSTON ASSOCIATION, 153 St. Paul, G.

W. Dobbin, pres't, H. C. Wagner, sec'y Allston Joseph Blyth, attorney, 32 St. Paul,

dw 35 w Biddle' Alls John P. D. shoemaker, 265 w Fayette Alls William, shoemaker, 16 n Schroeder Alluisi Salvator, figure and modelmaker, 202

Chesnut Allwell Eliza, 154 s Bond Allwell Stephen D. ropemaker, 94 Mullikin Allwell Stephen S. tinner. 219 Orleans Allwell Wm. J. bricklayer, 555 e Fayette Allwell Wm. W. mariner, 154 s Bond Almandinger Jacob, weaver, 64 Walnut al Almoney Mordecai, carpenter, 167 Chesnut Alnutt .Mrs. J. A.. 177 Saratoga ALNUTT J.AMES W. prest. Bank of Com- merce, 177 Saratoga Alpsteg Jacob, cooper, 158 s Spring Aires Henry, driver, Belair av ext Alricks Francis W., 61 Courtland Alsinger Chas. canmaker, 233 s Wolfe Alslager Wm. fish, 678 w Fayette Alsweady Chas. salesman, 146 e Madison Alt Casper, broommaker. 87 McElderry Alt Conrad, watchman, 175sRegester Alt John, shoemaker, 39 s Oregon Alt John, shoemaker, 167 Sarah Ann ALT & FOY,(Peter Alt, Geo W. Foy) oyster

packers, 33 Grant and 4 Hollingsworth Alt Peter, (Alt & Foy) 557 n Gay Altemus W. E, clerk. Buck's hotel Altevogt Wm. laborer, 35 Aliceanna, Canton Altevogt Frederick, beer, cor Third av and

Trappe rd Althrieth David, clerk, 17 Brown la Altpeter Geo, beer, Howard and Richmond Altpeter Geo. jr. barkeeper, 318 n Howard Altman B., 64 s Broadway Altman Isaac C. L. harnessmaker, 37 Conway Altman Moritz, 64 s Broadway Altmayer Simon, 45 Watson Altonan Rev. Lehmeyer, 37 Conway Alton Lewis, carpenter, 282 Orleans Altrieih Christian, grocery, 259 Hanover Altrieth David, druggist, 259 Hanover Altrieth Wm. confectioner, 259 Hanover Altvater Charles, clerk, 1(>0 Somerset Altvater Charles, clerk, 88 Pearl Altvater Conrad, tailor, cor Burke and Alice- anna Altvater Harriet, 67 n Exeter Altvater Henry, potter, 120 s Chapel Altvater Jacob, clothing cutter, Sarah Ann

nr Schroeder AItvat'.'r Mrs. John, liquors, 112 Eastern av Alvater John, ckrk, 51 n Greene Altvater John, bricklayer, 46 n Eden Altvater Lewis, liquors, 112 Eastern ar Altvater Wm. carpenter, 46 n Eden Alvaiher Conrad H. jr. bill poster, 2Pieasant al Alvey, Coale & Co. (J. F. A., S. R. Coale) importers and jobbers dry goode. 17 s Sharp Alvey John F. (A., Coale cj-'Co.)221Madisonav Alvey Samuel, stevedore, 30 s Broadway Alvord Walter, clerk, 417 w Baltimore Alwick William, laborer, Lefierman al

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Aman Michael, hiborer, 105 s Chapel

Amaiidt Jacob, tinner, 11 L. Gough

Araar Jacob, tanner, 61 Buren

Ambach David, (Burgunder, Ambach & Co )

154 w Lombard Ambach Mil<e,(Burgunder, A.& Co. )42s Sharp Amber Dr James M., Baltimore Infirmary Aiuberg Chas. laborer, 166 s Durham Amberg Geo. tailor, 91 Lancastrr Amberg Fulton, laborer, 166 s Durham Amberg Valentine, laborer, 166 s Durham Ambrose Jeremiah, laborer, 131 s Chester Ambrose John, painter, 276 s Sharp Ambrose W. R. police, 166 Scott Ameal Frank, carpenter, 217 Lexington Amelang August, mer. tailor, 2 n Caroline Ameluug August, baker, 266 s Eutasv Amelung Frederick, tobacconist, 7 e Monument Amend John, laborer, 83 Johnson Amend John, dravman, 16 Baker Amend Mrs. .Mary, midwife, 139 s Wolfe Amendt Jacob, tinner, 59 Bank Ameudt Joseph, junk, 152 s Eden Anient Andrew, siioemaker, 191 Eastern av Anient Matthew, blacksmith, 172 n Central av Ament Mattice, hay huckster, 478 Fenna av Ament Valentine, shoemaker, 12 Spruce al Amer Mrs. Margaret, 41 Goodman al Amer Martin, laborer, 82 Grindall Amer Martin, laborer, 114 West American Colonization Society, Dr. James

Hall, agent, over 87 Second AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Bal- timore, 6 South, James L. Armstrong pres- ident American Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia,

agency 9 and 11 North American Gas Coal Co., James Boyce, presi- dent, 1 and 3 German American Jacob, engineer, 84 s Wolfe American Life Ins. Co., C. B. Tyler, agent,

131 w Baltimore American Press Assn., Marion & Knight, agts,

over 144w Baltimore American Shoe Co.. (E. Pels & Son,) 81 n

Eutaw Ameiican Steam Fire Proof Safe Co., sales- room 131 vv Baltimore, E. B. Tyler, agent American Tea Co., M. Bamberger, prop., 153

Le.Kin^ton AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND SUPPLY AGENCY, 48 n Charles Ames Rev. A. H., 253 Harford av Ames Brothers, ( Daniel R., Frank A. and Wm.

Ames. ) fancy goods, 1 63 n Gay Ames Daniel R. (Ames Bros.) 705 Lexington Ames Edward, tailor, 56 Tyson Ames Rev. Edward R , McCulloh nrMosher Ames Elijah, salesman, 102 s Charles Ames Elijah M. clerk, 62 St. Paul Ames Emerson, Fulton ur HoUins Ames Ernest, Fulton nr Hollins Ames Frank A. (Ames Bros.) 100 Saratoga Ames Geo. T. (Tucker, Smith & Co.) 62 St.

Paul Ames Hudson N. collector, 98 Chatsworth Ames Wm. H. clerk, 62 St. Paul Ames Wm. (Ames Bros.) 76 n High Amey George, moulder, 121 s Poppleton

Amey Joseph, restaurant, 148 s Paca Amey Wm. bricklayer, 121 s Poppleton Amey Wm. fisherman, 144 Battery av Amey Wm. E. fisherman, 84 Johnson Amich James H. wagoner, 121 s Poppleton Amick Wm. ropemaker, Aisqnith nr Point la Amling George, lager beer, 265 e Lombard Amling Henry, lager beer, 225 s Wolfe Ammel Philip, boot crimper, over 43 Harrison Ammen S. Z. teacher, 163 Linden av Ammer George, currier, 253 e Lombard Ammer Jacoi), tanner, 61 Buren Ammert Chrisiojiher, baker, 87 Cambridge AMMIDON & CO. (J. P. Ammidon.) kero- sene oil, lamps and glassware, 60 German

and 347 w Baltimore Ammidon John P. (A. & Co.) 263 Linden av Amon John, laborer, 55 s Durham Amos Alfred P. clerk, 81 e Pratt Amos Mrs. Ann M. 284 Orleans Amos Benjamin F. tobacconist, 176jeBalti.

more Amos Benjamin B. 40 e Baltimore Amos Charles L. clerk, 270 Druid Hill av Amos Frederick A. bricklayer, 270 Druid

Hill av Amos James E. deputy sheriff, 328 n Caroline Amos James T. wagoner, cor Central and

Harford avs Amos Rev. J. Edwin, 249 n Caroline Amos Mrs. Margaret, 123 Mulberry Amoss Alfred P. judge Orphan's Ct. Ellicott

City, dw 249 n Caroline Amoss Alfred P. jr., 83 e Pratt Amoss Robert, salesman, 417 n Central av Amrein Eva. grocery, 80 Harrison Amrein George, wagoner, 80 Harrison Amrhein Christopher, baker, 4 s Gist Amrhein Henry, shoemaker, 53 s Regester Amrhein Jacob, shoemaker, 198 Harford av Amrhein Joseph, cabinetmaker, 9 n Wolfe Amrhein Mrs. Louisa, 283 Franklin Amrhein Wm. carpenter, 301 Harford av Amthor Dr. Robert, 124 n Central av Amrsback Leonard, tailor. 22 Anthony ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE CO. of New

Jersey, 8 Post Office av., Frank Markoe. jr.

manager Anchor Line of Steamers, Hall k Loney, agts,

26j Second Anchutz Frederick, engineer, 4 Swan Anderfuhen Aaron, glassblower, 3 L. Church Anderfuhren Ab'm L. wood turner, 63Raborg Anderfuhren Christo'r, carpenter, rear 347

Saratoga Anderfuhren, Edward G. shoemaker, 54 Park Anders Kate, servant, 109 n Exeter Anderson Ann M., 2 Miller Anderson Agnes, teacher. 385 n Gay Anderson Andrew, clerk through line B & 0

R R 82 Camden Anderson Andrew, 30 s Broadway Anderson Mrs. Ann, huckstress. 137 Ensor ANDERSON BROTHERS. (T. D. Anderson)

importers hardware, n w cor Light & Pratt Anderson Benjamin F. cigarmaker, 120ePratt Anderson Chaney, carpenter, 40 Chatsworth Anderson Chas. E. salesman, Howard House Anderson Charles, barber, 3 s Frederick Andeason Charles E. baker, 51 s Burke Anderson Charles, blacksmith, 214 German

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Anderson Chas. H. blacksmith, 451 Franklin Anderson David, horse shoer, 102 German,

dw 94 n Pine Anderson Edward, jeweler, 417 w Lombard Anderson Edward, carpenter, 15 Carlton Anderson Rev. Eldred 11. salesman, 1 Hanover Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 73 Eislein Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 71 Hanover Anderson Elizabeth, dressmaker, 76 Lexington Anderson Elizabeth, produce, 116 York, dw

42 McElderry. Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 144 William Ander.'!on Evan, conductor, 325 Cathedral Anderson Ephraim F., U. S. appraiser, Bar-

num's hotel Anderson George H. laborer, 104 Ramsay Anderson Frederick T. printer, 385 n Gaj' Anderson George F. (Seevers & Anderson,)

640 Lexington Anderson Geo. W. machinist, 305 s Paca Anderson Harry A. machinist, Williams la

nr Frederick av i\nderson Henry, mariner. 179 s Wolfe Anderson Herbert W. clerk, 183 n Calvert Anderson Hugh, painter, 115 JIcElderry whf Anderson, Capt. Isaac J. 196 n Broadway Anderson James, clerk, 209 Mulberry

ANDERSON" JAMES M. & SON, (James M. Anderson, W. S. Anderson,) Engravers, Plate Printers and Stationers, and Dealers in Fancy Goods, 148 W. Baltimore.

Anderson James D. huckster, 42 McElderry ANDERSON JAMES M. (Jas. M. Anderson

& Son,) 183 n Calvert Anderson James, cooper, 158 n Spring Anderson James, engineer, 13 L Church Anderson Jas. N. (Wheat & A.) 46 n Liberty Anderson James, clerk. Mulberry nr Howard Anderson James, 359 e Baltimore Anderson Jeanette, nurse, 65 Forrest Anderson Jesse N. plasterer, 220 Saratoga Anderson John, tailor. 22 Jasper Anderson John, laborer, 224 e Pratt Anderson John W. blacksmith, 29 s Republi- can ANDERSON JOHN W. &C0. (John W. Anderson,) oyster and fruit packers, 9 Al- bemarle Anderson John W. (John W. A. & Co.) 160

Hanover Anderson John, tavern, 25 Thames Anderson John, tinner, 410- n Caroline Anderson John H. painter 362 w Lombard Anderson Jolin H. clerk, 199 e Monument Anderson John J. 870 w Baltimore Anderson John S. carpenter, 870 w Baltimore Anderson John G. processer, 55 Greenwillow Anderson J. W. grocer, s w cor Gay and For- rest, dw 197 Aisquith Anderson Isaac J. barkeeper, foot of Wash- ington Anderson Jos. ci^armaker, Canton av nr Ann Anderson Joseph, cigarraaker, 290 Canton av Anderson Joshua, carpenter, 47 George Anderson Julius H. accountant, 183 n Calvert Anderson L. T., 41 Lee

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Monument Anderson Mrs. Mary A., 85 s Caroline Anderson Mrs. Margaret, shoes, 82 Camden Anderson Mrs. Mary H., 11 7 Hanover Anderson Mrs. Mary, milliner, 160 Hanover Anderson Mary, dressmaker, 76 Lexington Anderson Mrs. Matilda, 67 s Fremont Anderson Morris, carpenter, 36 St. Mary's Anderson Nathaniel V. messenger, Bay View

Asylum Anderson Nicholas, cook, 124 w Baltimore Anderson Notley B. clerk, Pratt nr Strieker Anderson Oliver, police, 254 s Ann Anderson Peter, carpenter, 19 w Biddle Anderson Richard, cooper, 92 Hamburg Anderson Richard, blacksmith, 105 s Castle Anderson Robert M., 104 Lee Anderson Robert S. clerk, 29 Pleasant Anderson Mrs. Rosa, liquors, 4 n Amity ANDERSON SAMUEL E. proprietor Miller's

hotel, s w cor German and Paca Anderson Samuel P. G. bookkeeper, 210 Lin- den av Anderson Mrs. Sarah J., 41 Lee Anderson Stephen, currier, Three Tuns hotel Anderson Theodore, engineer, 41 s Poppleton Anderson Thos. lab'r, Sarah Ann nr Oregon Anderson Thos. D. (Anderson Bros.) Hamp- den, Baltimore co. Anderson Thomas, canraaker, 41 Henrietta Anderson Thomas J. engineer, 147 William ANDERSON W. E. & CO. (Wm. E. Ander- son, Wm. R.Sherwood,) furniture, 8 and 10 second Anderson Wm. E. (W. E. Anderson & Go.)

210 Linden av Anderson W. S.(J. M. A. & Son) 183 n Calvert Anderson Wm. grocery, Buren and Monument Anderson Wm. wagoner, 11 Centre Market sp Anderson Wm. painter, cor Walsh and Lan-

vale ANDERSON WM. H. painter, 3 n Sharp, dw

358 Lexington Anderson Wm. H. H. attorney, s e cor Court- land and Lexington Anderson Wm. T. cigarmaker, 92 s Chester Anderton C. H. plasterer, 50 Barre Anderton Walter E. oyster packer, s tide ba- sin, dw 60 n HoUiday Andre Christopher 4" Son, (C. and Geo. An- dre, ) painters and dealers in pamts, glass, 308 Light Andre Christopher, (C. A. & Son,) 308 Light Andre Geo (C.A.^Son)Battery av nr Fort av Andre Dr. J. Ridgway, 121 e Baltimore Andrea Gotleib F. grocery, 36 Bank Andrea Henry, shoemaker, 206 s Bethel Andrea Wm. provisions, 202 s Eutaw Andreae Theod. brass finisher, 292 s Charles Andres Mrs. Margaret, 176 s Wolfe Andrew Charles, public weigher, 5 Spear's

wharf, dw 54 Spring row Andrew Col. George, 33 Hamilton Andrew Robert C. conductor. Division near

Wilson Andrews Alonzo M. mariner, 23 Holland Andrews Mrs. Amanda, 23 Holland Andrews Benj. barkeeper, 90 s. Washington Andrews Jacob, shoemaker, 26 Penna av Andrews Chas. H. gunsmith, 337 Eastern av Andrews David S. laborer, 144 McHenry

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Fremont Andrews Lousia J. grocery and provisioas,

141 n Exeter Andrews Mark, grinder, 364 e Fayette Andrews Ringgold, miller, 141 n Exeter Andrews Robert, laborer, Druid Hill av nr

Northern av Andrews R. Snowden, architect and Prest.

Monumental Fire Ins. Co., 184 n Calvert Andrews Samuel, huckster, 171 w Pratt Andrews Stephen, weigher, Millington la nr

Frederick av Andrews Thos. B. gunsmith, 141 n Exeter Andrews Thomas E. machinist, Millington la

nr Frederick av ANDREWS & THOMPSON, (G.W. Andrews, W. S. Thompson,) druggists and chemists, 5 w Baltimore Andrews W. A. painter, 3 Brune Andrews Wm. laborer, 31 Elizabeth la Andrews Wm. tanner, 55 n Frederick Andrews Wm. driver, 20 Greenwillow Andrews Wm. E. clerk, Pratt and Strieker Anfang John, laborer, 71 s Wolfe Angel Conrad, baker, 524 w Lombard Angel George, carter, 213 n Bond Angel James R. clerk, 37 Columbia Angel John T. stonecutter, 8 Harford av Anger Valentine J. barkeeper, 118 n Gay Angerman Henry, coachtrimmer, 564 Saratoga Angerman Wm. cook, 207 Lee Angerman Wm. H. clerk, 558 Saratoga Angermeyer John, lithographer, 261 n Fremont Angle Wm. carpet weaver, Frederick av nr

Fulton Anglemayer, Mrs. Catherine, 637 Saratoga Anglim James, (Joseph Neal & Co.) 84 w

Fayette Anker Francis, paver, 257 Aisquith Anker John, tailor, 246 e Chase Anker Michael, shoemaker, Waverly, York rd Anker Wm., Gilmor house Ankers John, laborer, lo n Castle Annacker Elizabeth, 512 w Pratt Annan Roberdeau, clerk. 318 w Fayette Aunandale Wm. J. bookkeeper, 142 s Broadway Annen Henry, huckster, Maccubbin nr Ann Annen John, paver, 491 n Gay Annesley Mrs. Amanda, hat finisher. 11 Humes Anreith Chas. sawmaker, 211 n Dallas

Anreith Mrs Catherine, 211 n Dallas Anreith John, brickla\ er. 211 n Dallas Anreith Geo. bricklayer, 211 n Dallas Anschutz Valentine, laborer, 228 s Ann Anshutz Albert, upholsterer, 54 n Exeter Anshutz Charles, locksmith, 217 Canton av Anthony Geo. A. carpenter, 188 William Anthony G.W.edge tool grinder, 24 s Caroline Anthony Henry, carpenter, 29 May Anthony Heiir^' A.(John D. Hammond &Co.)

150 Myrtle av Anthony Joseph, tinner, 9 Armistead la Anthony Michael, laborer, 158 Franklin Anthony Virginia, 149 Gough Anthony Mrs. W. A. tailoress, 188 William Anthony Wm. B. fisherman, 188 William Antlitz Michael, laborer, 12 n Chapel Anton Adam, lager beer, 255 s Wolfe Anton George, cutter, 216 e Eager Anton Henry, cooper, 336 e Lombard Anton Henry, tailor, 216 e Eager Antoni John, tobacconist, 4 s Gay Anzmann Joseph A. A. police, 77 Pierce Anzmann Joseph, bootmaker, 173 German Anzmann Anthony, notions, 227 Lexington Apel Adolph, tailor, 159 e Pratt Apel Joseph, carpenter, 277 s Ann APPEAL TAX COURT, City Hall, n w cor

Fayette and Calvert Appe Jacob, laborer, 260 w Biddle Appel Andrew, blacksmith, 95 s Dallas Appel Chas. shoemaker, 270 Eastern av Appel Christian, cabinetmaker. 30 Pearl Appel Conrad, tailor, 291 Eastern av Appel Edward, tailor, 29 n Dallas Appel Emil, shoemaker, 270 Eastern av Appel Frederick, barkeeper. 184 Canton av Appel Frederick, laborer, 319 Canton av Appel Frederick, laborer. 478 Canton av Appel George, butcher, 33 Hanover Market,

dw Frederick road Appel George, laborer, 270 Eastern av Appel George, moulder, 270 Eastern av Appel George, basketmaker, 126 s Regester Appel Henr.y, drayman, 363 s Charles Appel John, tailor. 83 s Regester Appel John, shoemaker; 152 Raborg Appel John C. mariner, 307 Aliceanna Appel John, shoemaker, rear 73 Hanover Appel John, carter, 63 Monroe Appel Leonard, laborer. Fort av nr William Appel Martin, tailor, 66 Mullikin Appel Wm. book canvasser, 16 e Lombard Appell John carter, 5 Calverton road Appell John, tailor, Burke and Canton av Appell John H. tailor, 83 s Regester Appell Mrs. Louisa. Phila. road nr East av Appell Nicholas, tailor, 83 s Regester Apple Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 30 Pearl Appleby Andrew J. gatekeeper, Greenmount

cemetery Appleby Mrs. Ann, 417 n Gay Appleby Catherine, laundress, rear 3] King Appleby Geo. H. blacksmith, rear Bolton depot Appleby Edward H. pattern maker. 304 n Eutaw A{)pleby Sarah, dressmaker. 225 n Bond Applegarlh Chas. L. packer. 261 s Charles Appleaarth Elizabeth, 152 Chnptank APPLEGARTH & FRAME. (R.- W. A., J.

Frame) attorneys, 40 St. Paul Applegarth Henry C. clerk", 79 s Fremont Applegarth John F. cigar maker, 268 Hanover

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wharf, dw 191 Townsend Applegarth C^pt. Lawson J. ship yard and

marine railway, foot of Cross, dw 28 Fawn Applegarth Nathaniel J. ship broker, over 4

Bowly's whf, dw 153 Saratoga Applegarth Nathaniel, (Wm. A. & Sons) 48

Fawn Applegarth Robert H. sr., cigarmaker, 268

Hanover Applegarth Robert H. jr.. cigarmaker, 260

Hanover Applegarth Rufus W. (A. ^ Frame) 153 Sara- toga Applegarth Thos. M. (Wm. A. & Sons) 12 s

High Applegarth Wm. & Sons, (Capt. Wm. Apple- garth, Nathaniel & T. M. Applegarth) ship

brokers and com. merchants, 37 w Pratt,

cor Buchanan's whf Applegarth ('apt. Wm. (Wm. Applegarth &

Sons) 12 s High Applegarth Wm. H. 28 Fawn Applegarth Wm. J. clerk, 48 Fawn Appleman P. clerk, 48 Saratoga Appier Chas. wheelwright, 235 Forrest Appier Orlando M. paper hanger, 6 s Poppleton Appier Thos. clerk. 256 Lanvale Appold Andrew, bark mills, s e cor Caroline

and McElderry, dw 420 e Monument Appold Daniel, painter, 57 Leadenhall APPOLD GEORGE & SONS, (G. J. and

Sam'l Appold) hide and leather dealers, 8

and 10 Water, tannery North nr Madison Appold Geo. A. clerk, 420 e Monument Appold Geo. J. (Geo A. <k Sons, and Moore,

Larrabee & Co.) 262 n Charles Appold Howard A. clerk. 214 n Calvert Appold James A huckster, 487 Aisquith Appold Samuel, (Geo. A. & Sons, and Moore,

Larrabee <f- Co.) 214 n Calvert Appold vSamuel A. engineer, 93 McElderry Appold Theo. R. com. merch't, 174 n Eutaw Appold Wm. H. 214 n Calvert APPRAISERS OFFICE, (U. S.) cor Gay and

Lombard Arbaxter James, supt. Dillon nr East av Arbe John, rectifier, ISO Conway Arbin Henry J. butcher, 19 Hanover and 25

Belair markets, dw Jenkins lane Arbiter Hall and Workingmen's Union, 5 s

Frederick Arch Wm. laborer, 176 Burgundy al Archer Caleb, carpenter, 16 Holland Archer Cornelius, laborer, 7 Abbot Archer Geo., Mansion house Archer Geo. draftsman, cor St. Paul & Fayette ARDIN D. ladies shoemaker, 61 Lexington,

dw 314 n Eutaw Ardle Wm. laborer, 364 Penna av Aren Henry (Von Kapff & Arens) 113 Park Arens Wm. mariner, 265 Aliceanna Argert Michael, laborer, 435 w Pratt Aride ilrs. Elizabeth, nurse, 255 Preston Aring Ernest, 144 n Central av Ariug James W. driver, 333 w Hoffman Aring Jumes W. driver, 74 Druid Hill av Aring Jesse, furn. wagon, 74 Druid Hill av Aring John, driver, 74 Druid Hill av Aring Wm H. driver, 74 Druid Hill av Armacost Calvin A. carpenter, 97 Cathedral Armacost Geo. W. huckster, 107 n Durham

Armacost James M. bricklayer, 31 Etting Armacost Malcolm, 481 n Fremont Armacost Margaret, 23 Lewis Armacost Melchoir, stonemason, 1 mile house,

York road Armacost Thomas C. mason, 3 n Republican Armager Chas. W. 186 Hanover Armager Jesse, combmaker. 186 Hanover Armager L. teacher, 186 Hanover Armandt Louis, cigar maker, 167 Hamburg Armandt Paul, mariner, 23 n Chapel • Armat Louisa, 97 St, Paul Armbrister Geo. brakeman, 62 s Carey Armbrnster George, filemaker, 140 Raborg Armbruster John, blacksmith, 140 Raborg Armbruster Joseph, lager beer, 989 w Pratt Armeger John L hatter, 332 Aisquith Armeling Andrew, laborer, 5 Smith al Armeling George, agent, 122 Bank Armeling George jr. clerk. 124 s Washington Armeling John, blacksmith, 122 Bank Armendt John E. gunsmith, 261 s Broadway,

dw 24 s Chester ARMESWORTHY BENJ. blacksmith, 32 Con- way, dw 93 Lee Armiger Allen, 377 e Fayette Armiger Benj. F. cooper, 59 Holland Armiger Eli, printer, 101 e Fayette Armiger Mrs. Isabella, 377 e P'ayette Armiger James R., Thompson nr Republican Armiger Josejih, combmaker. 188 n Caroline Armiger Joseph, mariner, 204 Montgomery Armiger Joshua E. carpenter, 296 n Eden Armiger Richard, house furnishing store, 135

n Gay, dw 321 e Eager Armiger Robt. B, carpenter, 54 e Pratt, dw

101 s Chester Armiger Thos. carver, 38 n Frederick, dw 377

e Fayette Armistead Anderson H., 223 n Charles Armistead C. Hughes, 103 w Monument Armistead George, 103 w Monument Armisiead J. J. clerk, 223 n Charles Armistead J. Ryan, collection clerk, 103 w

Monument Armitage Geo. T. painter, 180 Chesnut al Armitage Dr. James, 14 n Paca Armitage Jnmes, machinist, 119 s Poppleton Armitage Mrs. Kate, 238 w Fayette Armitage Mrs. Rebecca, 119 s Poppleton Armor Chas. G., Custom House, 54 s Bond Amor Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmkr, 296 s Charles Armor Geo. F. lamps and oils, 143 n Eutaw Armor Mrs. Joseph G. 86 n Greene Armor Leonidas, clerk, 86 n Greene Armory Fifth Nat. Guard. over 161 n Howard Armstrong Alfred, laborer, 12 Sterrett Armstrong Andrew, laborer, 269 Eastern av Armstrong And'w S. machinist, 177 e Fayette Armstrong & Berry, (Geo. H. Berry) pub- lishers and booksellers, 156 w Baltimore Armstrong Mrs. Bridget, grocery, 37 Edward Armstrong Mrs. C. E. grocery, 141 s Wolfe Armstronsf Mrs. C. S. 55 Courtland ARMSTRONG, CATOR k CO. (R. W. Cator, B. F. Cator, J. F. Bealmear, W. J. H. Wat- ters, W. H. Pagon) silk and millinery goods, 237 and 239 w Baltimore Armstrong, Cunningham & Co. (James Arm- strong, Geo. A. Cunningham. E. W. Robin- son) iron founders, cor Burke and Cam- bridge, office 172 w Pratt

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Poulton) carpenters, 45-i w Baltimore Armstrong Daniel W. carpenter, 187 Battery av Armstrong & Denny, (W. A., John Denny)

furn. miinnfac. cor Light and Montgomery Armstrong Edward, Howard house Armstrong Edward A. plumber, cor Canton

and O'Donuell Armstrong Mrs. Eliza, 329 w Fayette Armstrong Frank, teacher, 72 McCulloh

ARMSTRONG & HOPKINS, (R.

D. Armstrong, J. S. Hopkins) Pro- vision Commission Merchants, 4 Commervje and 6 Patterson.

ARMSTRONG JAS. & CO., (Chas. Webb and Tlios. 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, be- tween Lombard and Pratt

Armstrong James, carpenter, 198 Walsh Armstrong James, (A., Cunningham & Co.)

108 s Washington Armstrong James J. clerk, 166 McCulloh Armstrong James L. pres't Amer'n Fire Ins.

Co. of Baltimore, 6 South, dw 52 n Greene Armstrong James W. miller, 67 s Fremont Armstrong Mrs. James D. 166 McCulloh Armstrong James W. painter, 189 Battery av Armstrong John, 237 n Howard Armstrong John, 134 s Sharp Armstrong John B. clerk, 5ri Courtland Armstrong John, wireworker, 317 Light Armstrong John A. 19 Cathedral Armstrong John M. teacher, 187 Battery av Armstrong Laura V. 229 Henrietta Armstrong Mrs. Margaret, tavern, 330 s Bond Armstrong Mrs Mary, dressmk'r, 08 Franklin Armstrong R. D. (A. & Hopkins) s w cor

Madison and Mosher Armstrong Robert L. clerk, 237 n Howard Armstrong Robt. W. millinery, 128 Lexington Armstrong Samuel, huckster, 12 Sterrett Armstrong Saml. E. tinware, Waverly, York rd Armstrong Samuel S. printer, 104 Chew Armstrong Mrs. Sarah, cor Canton av and

Cambridge Armstrong Mrs. Susan, 250 e Monument Armstrong Mrs. Thomas, 73 n Paca Armstrong Thos. G. clerk, 134 s Sharp Armstrong Thos. (J. A. & Co.) 236 n Calvert Armstrong Victor C. (Tomlinson & A.) 519 w

Fayette Armstrong Wm. J. (Hoffman, Staley ^- Co.)

Eutaw house Armstrong Wm. brewer, Belair av ext Armstrong Wm. (A. & Denny) 187Batteryav Armstrong Wm. F. wagoner, 169 Orleans Armstrong Wm.. assist, sec'y American Fire

Ins. Co. 52 n Greene Arnd Francis, vinegar, 261 e Lombard Arnd Richard, tobacconist, 261 e Lombard Arnet Sarah, 38 Mulberry

Arnett C. Smith, clerk, 5 McElderry Arnett Christiana, 181 s Rt-gester Arnett Henry, mariner, 405 Canton av Arnelt Levi, shoemaker, 357 n Gay, dw 359 Arnett Wm. H. clerk, 5 McElderry Arnold Dr. Abraham B. 7 s High Arnold Adam, machinist, 195 Conway Arnold Albert, baker, 22 Aisquith Arnold Chas. carpenter, 275 Aisquith Arnold Chas. carpenter, 153 s Spring Arnold Conrad, blacksmith. 960 w Baltimore Arnold David W. jr. 238 German Arnold Mrs. Elizabeth, milk, 304 Johnson Arnold Francis, surgical instrument maker,

15 s Shaip, dw 343 w Lombard Arnold Frank, (A. & James) 220 Aisquith Arnold George, laborer, 193 s Washington Arnold George, laborer, 87 e Lombard Arnold Geo. W. bakery, 239 n Gay, dw 220

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Arnold Henry, bricklayer, 130 L. Greene Arnold Henry, carpenter, 1G7 Hamburg Arnold Isaac, 36 Holland Arnold James R. bricklayer, 25 McHenry Arnold & James, (F. A., Jno. S. James)

bakers and confectioners, 238 e Baltimore Arnold James, clerk, 343 w Lombard Arnold John, wagoner, 29 Harford av Arnold John, machinist, 960 w Baltimore Arnold John, tailor, 312 s Bond Arnold John W. clerk, 343 w Lombard Arnold John W. gen. comm. merchant, 80

Light st wharf, dw 105 s Sharp Arnold Michl. tanner, 21 Front n of Foundry Arnold Nicholas, tailor, 71 Bank Arnold Peter, boiler maker, 261 Forrest Arnold Richard H. rubber weather strips, 125

Mulberry Arnold Samuel, clerk, 220 Aisquith Arnold Wm. bricklayer, 2 Sterrett Arnold Wm. J. shoemaker, 264 e Madison Arnold Wm. S. baker, 239 a Gay, dw 220

Aisquith Arnold Dr. AVm. T. dentist, office 65 n Paca,

dw 343 w Lombard Arnriich John, shoemaker, 66 Clay Arnt Henry, carter, 34 George Aro John B. lager beer, Amity and Lemmon Aro Josejih, gardener, 313 Harford av Aro Lewis, butcher, 470 Light Aro Wm. laborer, 30 Abeyal Arold Christian, shoemaker, 190 s Bond Arold George, laborer, Wilson nr Peuna av Arold John, cooper, 107 s Dallas Arold John, shoemaker, 12 s Dewberry al Arras Fredk. supt. Md. sugar refinery, 71 e

Pratt ArscoltMrs. Ann, 183 Hughes Arscott Samuel G. M. sheet iron work, 183

Hughes Arthur Bridget, 81 Booth Arthur Chas. bill poster, N. C. R., 45 Valley Arthur David, butter, 171 e Madison Arthur Francis, clerk, 229 Lemmon al Arthur Henry, jr. law student, 53 n Eutaw Arthur Henry, baker, 53 n Eutaw and 32

Camden, dw 53 n Eutaw Arthur James D. 0. carpenter 479 n Fremont Arthur James, trunks and harness, 369 Sara- toga Arthur James, carpenter, 479 n Fremont Arthur James, fireman, 131 Scott

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Arthur John, halter, 479 n Fremont Arthur J. Fietnminjr. teacher, 188 Mulberry Arthur John, blacksmith, 53 Granby Arthur .Marv, 229 Lemmon al Arthur Patrick, hod carrier, 167 s Chapel ARTHUR DR. ROBERT, dentist, 1 17 n Charles Arthur Thomas, coach painter, 13 Valley Arthur Wm. W. hat manuf. and dealer in

ladies' furs, 1 w Baltimore Arthur Wm. C. insp. «'. Fl. 719 Lexington Arthur Wm. S. medical student, 53 n Eutaw Arthurs Mrs. Ann C. 267 St. Paul Arthurs Edward, shoemaker, rear of 250 Eas- tern av Artman John, laborer, 218 Aliceanna Artz Henry, shoemaker. 100 Lancaster aSBECK LOUIS, restaurant, 13 s Eutaw ASBURY LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF N. Y.

C. F. Abbott, agent, 44 Post Office av Aschcom Mrs. Alexander, 74 s Broadway Asendorff Albert, (A.Bros.) 146 Pearl Asendortf Bros. (Albert & Henry A.) carpen- ters, 83 ( ider al Asendorff George, box maker, 5 Chatsworth Asendorff Henry, (A. Bros.) Ifi6 Mulberry Ash Geo. T. ship chandlery, and junk store,

104 Dugan's wharf, dw 372 e Baltimore Ash Israel, 176 Hanover Ash Louis, (.M. Gutman & Co.) 68 n Carey Ash Michael 1. wool, cotton, furs, &c., 104

Light St whf , dw 176 Hanover Ash Samuel, laborer, 21 Sterrett Ash Mrs. Susan, millinery, 176 Hanover Ashbuck Henry, laborer, Dover nr Fulton Ashburn A J. carpenter, Biddle nr Wolfe Asbburn B. F. clerk, Maltby house Ashburn Benjamin S. tobacconist, 280 w Bal- timore, dw 33 n Pine Ashburn Mrs. Louisa, 115 Conway Ashburner Ch is. H. pres. Abbott Iron Co.

cor Burke and Boston, dw 331 e Pratt Ashbury Joseph M. grocer, 306 Light, dw 174

Hanover Ashbury Wm. E. clerk, 342 Light AshbyB.«B. clerk, 189 w Lombard Ashby John R. conductor. 106 Hollins Ashby Mrs. Mildred, 43 Oxford Ashby Mildred, 591 Belair ave Ashby Wm. A. salesman, 312 w Baltimore Ashcom George W. mariner, 103 Gougb Ashcora John L. pilot, 95 Gough Ashcom Nathaniel, ins. agent, 703 w Lombard Ashcroft Robert, shipbuilder, n e cor Thames

and Wolfe, dw 54 s Broadway Ashcroft Robert J. clerk, 54 s. Broadway Ashcroft Wells, ship joiner, 154 Gwugh Ashe Thomas P. gasfitter, 250 s Eutaw Ashley Charles, boxmaker, 153 s Paca Ashley Charles C. boxmaker, 113 s Strieker Ashley Thomas, huckster, 222 Albemarle Ashley Wm. H. boxmaker, 383 w Pratt, dw

153 s Paca Ashley Win. M. currier, 359 n Central av Ashman Mrs. Mary A. 53 n Fremont Ashman Mrs. Susanna, seamstress, 20 Rvan Ashman Wm. H. huckster, 102 s Poppleton Ashmore Wm. H. clerk, 44 n Poppleton Ashton Clinton J. printer, 15 n Strieker Ashton George C. scourer and repairer, 83

Mulberry Ashton John H., U. S. storekeeper, 324 w Fayette

Ashton John M. coach painter, 231 e Lombard Ashton Marrow, 26 Pearl Ashton Mary, 141 Riborg Ashton Thomas, messenger, 15 n Strieker Askew Albert C. upholsterer, 50 n Paca Askew Charles L. carpenter, 50 n Paca Askew Jehu B. asst. postmaster, 45 s Exeter Askew John, engineer, 171 s Washington Askew Wm. Henry, postal clerk, 123 Lin- den av Askey James R. (Young & A.) 215 e Fayette Askey James, salesman, 215 e Fayette Askey Joseph, carter, 83 Granby Askey Wm. cooper, 56 Stiles Asman Conrad, junk, 141 s Central av,dw 144 Asman Geo. baker, 48 Raborg Asmus Daniel, carpenter, 200 L Hughes Asmus John, wheelwright, 482 Penna av Aspelmeyer Fred'k, liquors, 251 Eastern av Aspril David S. stevedore, 35 n Wolfe ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE

CO. 4 South, Thos. J. Flack, president Associated Press, room 9, over s w cor Balti- more and South Astfalk Julius, piano maker. 133 Saratoga A tack Silvester, machinist, 11 Bevan Athmau Henry, (Sandmann & Co.) 15 Green- mount av Atkins Edward, gunsmith, 110 German Atkins George, clerk, 45 Lexington Atkins Mrs. Sallie G. 630 w Baltimore Atkinson Mrs. Araminta, 9 McElderrv ATKINSON & BROTHERS, (J. H. Atkinson, W. C. Atkinson, ) grocers and liquor deal- ers, 186 s Broadway Atkinson Dudley, clerk, n e cor Fayette and

Gilmor Atkinson Edward, clerk, 67 w Centre Atkinson Elizabeth J. 212 Linden av Atkinson George, sr. butcher, 27 Centre, 14 Lexington and 32 Hanover markets, dw 431

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' Atkinson Geo. jr. feed, 445 w Fayette, dw 453

j Atkinson Mrs. George, 431 Penna. av

I Atkinson Mrs. Hannah, 143 w Biddle Atkinson Mrs. Henry B. 68 St. Paul Atkinson Dr. I. E. 143 w Biddle

I Atkinson Israel S. conveyancer, 7 Watson Atkinson James H. stone quarry. 14 Brune Atkinson John J. driver, 248 n'Caroline Atkinson John P. clerk, 181 Aisquith Atkinson John W. dry goods, 296 n Gay Atkinson Joseph, dressmaker, 355 Lexington Atkinson Jos. cal)inetmaker, 553 Saratoga

j Atkinson Joshua H. (Atkinson & Bros.) 285 e

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j Atkinson Laura J. teacher, 248 n Caroline Atkinson M. T. school, 54 Chew Atkinson Mrs. Mary, dressmkr, 178 n Eutaw

: Atkinson Mrs. Mary E. 248 n Caroline Atkinson Matthew S. (Locher & A.) 143 w

Biddle Atkinson Rachel A. teacher, 9 McElderry Atkinson Robert M., Potomac nr Hudson

, Atkinson Dr. Robt. teacher, 84 w Monument Atkinson Samuel E. 277 e Lombard Atkinson Mrs. Dr. Thomas C. school, 67 w

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' Atkinson Thos. F. carpenter, 178 n Eutaw

I Atkinson Thos. S. machinist, 533 Saratoga

! Atkinson Wm. B. wireworker, 47 Booth Atkinson Wm. Geo. clerk, 277 n Caroline

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ATLANTIC FIRE AXD MARINE INS. CO. 8 South, Isaac S. George, president

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N. Y. 26 PostofBce av Atlas Mut. Life Ins. Co. of St. Louis, 34 Post-

offlce av, E. J. Starr, manager Atlee James, agent Grover & Baker's Sewing

Machines, 17 n Charles, dw Baltimore co Atler Francis, bricklayer, 230 Lee Atler Geo. W. coachsmith, 94 n Poppleton Atler Wm. A. salesman, 94 n Poppleton Attrill Henry Y. vice pres. People's Gas Co.,

68 w Madison Attrill Thos. P. coal shipper, 44 Second, dw

68 w Madison Atwell Allen, harness maker, 336 w Pratt Atwell Benjamin F. mariner, 187 n Exeter Atwell Mrs. Charlotte, 187 n Exeter Atwell Daniel, carpenter, 219 Gough Atwell Geo. M. ship carpenter, 25u s Ann Atwell Geo. A. conductor, 233 Bank Atwell James R. ship carpenter, 256 s Ann Atwell John, stonecutter, 61 n High Atwell Joseph, boat builder, 296 s Ann Atwell Joseph W. blacksmith, 159 Chesapeake Atwell Mrs. Martha, 219 Gough Atwell Richard H. 23 Courtland Atwell Thomas E. carpenter, 203 u Dallas Atwell Wm. F., U. S. storekeeper, 118 Han- over Atwell Wm. W. carpenter, 187 n Exeter Atwell Wm. police, 134 William Atwood Arthur, puddler, 149 Hudson Atwood Richard A. packer, 165 w Biddle Atzell Frederick, shoemaker, 164 s Ann Atzell Frederick, shoemaker, 250} Aliceanna Atzell Joseph, porter, 231 e Biddle Aubel Adam, driver, 286 Canton av Aubel Christian, laborer, 233 Aliceanna Aubel Conrad, huckster, 409 e Fayette Aubel John, cabinetmaker, J6 Sterrett Auben Bartholomew, 33S e Lombard Aubrey & Co. (Wm. Aubrey,) commission

merchants, 18 Commerce Aubrey Wm. (A. & Co.) 62 Saratoga Aubry Louis, French teacher, 93 n Charles Aubry Mad. L., French fluting, 93 n Charles Audibert Mrs. Anna E. fancy goods, 227 Lee Audouin Susette, 51 n Front Audoun & Bruscup, (J. H. A., T. Bruscup,)

real estate brokers, 10 Law buildings, St.

Paul Audoun Joseph A. pattern maker, 107 Bank Audouu Joseph H (A. & Bruscup,) attorney,

Broadway and Monument Audouu Oliver, (Binyon & A.,) 132 Bank Audouu Oliver, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank Auel Adam, shoemaker. Battery av nr Fort av Auer John, blacksmith, 69 Henrietta Auer Mathias, laborer, 216 Aliceanna Anerbach Mrs. Elizabeth, 20 Hamburg Auerbach Joseph, jeweler, 91 Pearl Auerback Chrisliau. drayman, 158 Henrietta Auerman Jacob, japanner, 157 Welcome al Auffert George, car driver, 160 s Washington Auger Jacob P. (J. P. A. & Co.) 3 s Broadway Auger J. H. dry goods, 100 s Broadway dw 103

Auger J. P. & Co., (J. P. Auger, R. Wilson,) oyster packers, bonded warehouse, Alice- anna nr Chester Aul Edward, 105 s Washington Aul John, lager beer, n e cor Chase and Cen- tral av Aul Michael, shoemaker, 316 n Gay .4 ulabaugh John H. grocer, cor Paca and

Lexington, dw 17 e Eager Aulabaugh Zephaniah N. teacher, 100 Chew Aulbacfi John A. butcher, 11 and 26 Fell's Point market, dw Belair road nr city limits Aulbach John G. laborer, 19 Liberty Auld Benjamin F. serg't police, 255 Gough Auld Edwin J. 33 s Poppleton .•^uld Capt. Edward H. (A. & Haraelin,) 383 e

Baltimore Auld Fanny, teacher, 383 e Baltimore Auld Haddaway, lime and feed, 29^ n Greene,

dw 33 s Poppleton Auld & Hamelin, (E. H. Auld, T. Hamelin,)

junk, 109 Smith's whf Auld Joseph PI. (Bowen & A.,) 83 William Auld Joseph H. shipsmith, 83 William Auld Mrs. Maria, 271 e Pratt Auld Philip, ship carpenter, 177 Hughes Auld Samuel, ship carpenter, 271 e Pratt Auld Mrs. Sophia, 383 e Baltimore Auld Wilson, engineer, 338 e Lombard Aulick James, ins. broker, 256 w Hoffman AuU Mrs. Elizabeth, 52 President AuU Henry, fireman, 54 s Central av Aull Jacob, stationery, 20j Lombard, dw Bal- timore county AuU Jacob H. carpenter, Waverley, York rd Aull Lewis, carpenter, Waverley, York rd Aull Louis, clerk, 56 President Aull Mary, dressmaker. 52 President Ault Joseph, clck, 32 n Calvert Ault Matthew, laborer, 191 s Bethel AULT SAMUEL, gas fi.xtures, plumbing and gas fitting, 32 n Calvert, dw 218 w Fayette AuU Wm. machinist, 176 McHenry Aulthouse Geo. W. (Barnett & A.) 308 w

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Aurick Frederick, weaver, 925 ^V• Pratt Aurth Anthony, laborer, 134 s Howard Austen Geo. C. carpenter, 45 Elizabeth la Austen Dr. Philip H. 8 Cathedral Austin Alex. R. bookeeper Citizens' National

Bank, Maryland av extended Austin Edward L. clerk, 76 Lexington Austin James, carpenter, 64 McMechia Austin James K. P. police, 75 Hillen Austin James, clerk, 75 Hillen Austin John, stove mounter, 77 s Chester Austin Sophia, seamstress, 33 s Caroline Austin Theodore D. chairmaker, 363 s Sharp Austin Theodore G. teller People's Bank, 50

n Poppleton Austin Wm. shipsmith, 213 Bank Austin Wm. F. carpenter, 381 s Eutaw Austrian Betsy, capmaker, 213 s Broadway Austrian Robt. (R. A. & Co.) 213 s Broadway Austrian Robert & Co. (R. A., B. Levy,) hat

and cap manu.acturers, 9 s Liberty Autzeger Frederick, carpenter, 440 Canton av Averill, Edward S. clerk, 21 n Calvert Avesmeyer Frederick, driver, 10 s Gist Avesser Andrew, riveter, 242 s Dallas .^walt Ferdinand, shoemaker, 81 Stirling Await Geo. shoemaker, 81 Stirling

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Awbrey Andrew J. cigarmaker, 306 e Monu- ment Awbrey John S. plasterer, 241 n Eden Awbrey Priestly, shoemaker, 241 n Eden Awbrej' Thomas P. painter, 308 e Monument Awl VVm. watchman, 36 Orleans Ax Christian, (G. W. Gail & Ax) 59 Barre Ayt Martin, cigarmaker, 15 Spring ct Ay Fritz, laborer, 29 s Burke Ay George, laborer, 40 Aliceanna, Canton Ayd John, carpenter, 259 Aisquith Ayd Joseph, carpenter, 259 Aisquith Aydelott James, confectionery, 132 Pearl Aydelolt Mary F. dressmaker, 180 Montgomery Aydelott Margaret M. 180 Montgomery Aydelott Wm. confectioner, 132 Pearl Aydelott Wm. clerk, 132 Pearl Ayers Andrew J. stevedore, 245 Gough Ayers Mrs. Ann, rear 279 s Ann Ayers George VV. mariner, 414 Eastern av Ayers George W. 198 s Broadway Ayers Capt. Samuel, 214 s Ann Ayers Samuel, jr. waterer, 214 s Ann Ayers Wesley, laborer, 12 Hammond al Ayler Elizabeth, 160 n Eden Ayler Jesse, painter, 160 n Eden Ayler John W. clerk, 160 n Eden Ayler Wm. H. engineer, 112 e Fayette Aylsworth Bowen McG. carpenter, 132 s Gilmor Aymold George, cooper, 37 Brown la Aymold Lewis, painter, 385 s Charles Aymold Mrs. Maria, 385 s Charles Ayres Walter, hatter, 198 s Broadway Azafer Christopher, stevedore, 22 Shakspear Azry Victoria, 96 Warner

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Babb Mrs. J. D. jr. cake baker, 68 s Charles Babbestella Francis, shoemaker, 114 s Durham Babbeslella George, shoemaker, 114 s Durham Babcock James, laborer, 136 e Pratt Babcock Mrs. Maria, seamstress, 82 Park av Babendrier Louis, pianomaker, 9 n Pine Babendrier Mrs. Sophia, 9 n Pine Baber Mrs. Julia F. 48 e Baltimore Babrick Joseph, drayman, 409 Light Babrick Joseph, sr. carpenter, 65 Battery av Babst Philip, laborer, 10 Park av Bach Adam,groceries,flour & feed, 329 Aisquith Bach Balthazar, carpenter, 17 Arch Bach Mrs. Catherine, 47 Chatsworth Bach Henry, (Hartman, Bach & Co. ) 6 n Ann Bach Henry, baker, 5 Bakers ct Bach John, laborer, Wolfe nr Fayette Bach Jobn C. carpenter, 41 S s Charles Hach John, jr. broommaker Wolfe nr Fayette Bach Joseph, laborer, 45 n Chapel Bach Peter, shoemaker, 146 a Garoline Bach Mrs. Sophia, teacher, Waverly, York rd Bacharach Abraham, dry goods, 77 Ensor Bacharach Simon, salesman, 77 Ensor Bacharach Solomon, salesman, 77 Ensor Bachelder James W. timber, 86 s Ann Bachelor Joseph,soldier's home 76 e Baltimore Bachhaiise Justus, laborer, 58 Elliott Bachler Jacob F. confectioner, 75 Druid Hill av Bachler Michael, laborer, 344 Hanover Bachler Mary.shirtmaker, 75 Druid Hill av Bachman Adam, laborer, 83 Eastern av Bachman Adam, whitewasher, 187 s Wash- ington

BACHMAN ANDREW,lagerbeer,64 Mulberry Bachman Annie, liquor, 18 President Bachman August, shoemaker, 7 Montgomery Bachman August, packer, 109 Leadenhall Bachman Christian, 175 Raborg Bachman Frederick, tavern, 215 s Eutaw Bachman Frederick, shoemaker, 54,Port]ai d Bachman George, pianomaker, 133 Henrietta Bachman Henry, tailor, 92 n Durham Bachman John, shoemaker, 18 President Bachman John, laborer, 224 s Castle Bachman John, tailor, 244 n Gay Bachman John M. cigar manufacturer, 153 w

Pratt, dw60 Albermarle Bachman Joseph, laborer, 224 s Castle Bachman Ludwig, tailor, 133 Vine Bachmann Chas. W. tinner, 335 s Charles Bachmana Rev. Marcus, 78 s Broadway Bachrach Aaron, 164 e Lombard Bachrach David, furniture, 186 Pearl

BACHRACH DAVID, Jr., Photo- grapher, Lexington and Eutaw, dwelling 186 Pearl.

Bachrach Joseph, clerk, 238 Canton av Bachrach Moses, clerk, 186 Pearl Bachter Joseph, laborer, 189 s Bethel Bacigalupo Andrew, watchmaker,61 President Bacigalupo Antoni, confec.lOO Light st. whf Bacigalupo Dominic, confec. 1 7 w Fayette Bacigalupo Nicolo, fruiterer, 61 President Backer Chas. cabinetmaker. 381 w Pratt Backer Geo. carpenter, 57 Gough Backer Peter, laborer, 126 n Calvert Backert Andreas, shoemaker, 156 s Chapel r^ackes Peter, shoemaker, 255 e Pratt Backinhus Henry R. laborer, 205 s Ann Backinhus Henry, mariner, 205 s Ann Backman Francis, blacksmith, 114 Battery av Backman Geo. A. pattern maker, 57 McHenry Backman Jas. E. pattern maker, 57 McHenry BACKUS REV. DR. JOHN C. 126 w Madison Bacon & Co. [F. X. Lipp, James Lipp) coffee

manufacturers, 476 w Baltimore Bacon Edward, conductor, 952 w Baltimore Bacon Capt. James, 121 s Broadway Badders Henry H. carpenter, Foster al near

Hoffman, dw 68 Park av Badders Jackson, customhouse, Farmers'hotel Badders Nicholas, carpenter, Farmers' hotel Badenliack John, laborer, 177 s Bethel Bader Mrs. Helen, 146 Ensor BADER HENRY, barber, 191 Lexington Bader Henry, cooper, 172 s Regester Bader Jacob, grocery, 268 s Sharp Bader John, cooper, 172 s Regester Badger Benj. carpenter, 54 Lee Badger Charles, stonecutter, 106 Ramsay Badger David E. carpenter, 54 Lee Badger Edward, clerk, 35 s Eutaw Badger Ezekiel, shoemaker, 104 Scott Badger Ezekiel, shoemaker, 106 Ramsay Badger Geo. P. general agent, 89 s Sharp Badger James, carpenter, 7 n Sharp Badger Joseph, Adams' Exp. 35 s Eutaw Badger Mary, 35 s Eutaw Badger Robt. bootfitter, 65 n Front Badger Thos. P. bootfitter, 65 n Front Badiuger Jacob, laborer, 220 s Wolfe Baeckel John, shoemaker, 258 e Fayette

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Cd Baer Arthur P. (A. P. Baer& Co.) 227 Druid r^ Hill av

t^ Baer Banckgrd, gardener. Gist nr Eastern av •^ Baer& Bro. (Geo. H. and C W. Baer) gen'l CO com. merchants, 22 Spear's wharf ""s-i Baer Casper, laborer, 225 s Durham C3 Baer Chas. W. (Baer S; Bro.) 48 McCulloh 5^ Baer Christopher, laborer, 114 Orleans ^yy Baer Dr. Edw. R. exam' g physician Custom ^-^ House, dw 270 w Fayette fH Baer Elizabeth A. teacher, 48 McCulloh C^ Baer Geo. laborer, 98 s Spring

^ Baer Geo. H. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard p^ Baer Henry, porter, 98 s Spring QQ Baer Henry jr. clerk, 98 s Spring ^ Baer Isaac, turs, rags, &c., 1 1 Camden, dw •— ^ 166 Hanover

O Baer Jacob, blacksmith, 32 s Bond Baer John, tavern, 41 Block Baer John, blacksmith, 116 Columbia Baer John, tailor, 163 n Gay Baer John, cooper, 41 Goodman al Baer Rev. John, 48 McCulloh Baer John H. metals, 170 n Gay, dw Hollins

nr Gilmor Baer John H. blacksmith, 521 Light, dw527 Baer Mrs. Julia, millinery, 209 n Gay, dw 69

Jefferson BAER k McGLONE, (T. S. B., J. T. McGlone)

attorneys, 15 St. Paul Baer Lewis, 11 Camden Baer Mrs. M. S. 227 Druid Hill av Baer Paul, brewery, e end O'Donnell Baer Peter, blacksmith, 114 Orleans

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Baer Rev. Robt. N., Maryland av n of Hunt- ingdon av Baer Thomas S. attorney, (B. & McGlone) 48

McCulloh Baer VVm. H. storek'per Int. Rev., Presstman

and Gilmor Baerusteiu Solomon, dry goods, 109 Camden ,— J Baetjer J. George, (Colton & B.) 382 Franklin ^ Baeijer Mrs. Louisa, 234 w Lombard r- Baeijer Wm. clerk, 284 w Lombard •^ Baetzhold Fredk. peddler, 55 s Regester p3 Bagby Henry B. clerk, 344 w Lombard c5 Bagget James, shoemaker, 113 Stirling O Baggott Thos. wire worker, 185 Madison av ^ Bagley Chas. clerk, Baltimore and Ann

Bagley Dr. Joseph H. apothecary, n e cor Bal- timore and Ann, dw 50 s Broadway Baguall John, shoemaker, 285 e Eager Baguall Dr. Richard D. 4 n Calhoun Bagwell John \V. moulder, 159 Bank Bagwell Thos. P. clerk, 25 Hanover Bablka Frederick, tailor, 553 n Gay Bahlmann A. (Sandmann & Co.) 15 Green- mount av Bahlmann Garrett H. laborer, 454 Light Bahlmaun Garrett H. jr. brickmkr. 454 Light Bahlmann John L. clerk, 454 Light Bahm John, Cannon nr Canton av Bahulein John G. cooper, 16 Elizabeth la Bahr Mrs. Caroline, 536 n Gay Bahrs John, 179 s Eden Baier Andrew, beer, Chester and Monument Baierlip John, beer, 32 Jefferson

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Bailer Joseph, shoemaker, 1 Hammond al Bailey B. W. civil engineer, 70 n Calvert Bailey Mrs. Catherine, 171 Preston Bailey Charles, ship carpenter. 178 Gough Bailey Chas. W. engineer, 143 William Bailej' Daniel K. police, 6 s Caroline Bailey David,' brass finisher, 265 n Dallas Bailey Edward, carpenter, 170 Gough Bailey Edward, mariner, 42 Cross Bailey Edward A. painter, 111 Preston Bailey Edwin, (Coleman <|- B.) 16 s Broadway Bailey Edwin, carpenter, 178 Gough Bailey Ellen, 61 Ensor Bailey George, 75 w Centre Bailey George W. hatter, 363 Cathedral Bailey Henry, pilot, 178 Gough Bailey Mrs. Isabella, 95 Hanover Bailey- James, stonecutter, 52 n Howard Bailey James, ship carpenter, 178 Gough Bailey James W. P. machinist, 302 e Pratt Bailey John, laborer, 78 n Amity Bailey John, laborer, 129 Chesapeake Bailey John, carpenter, 227 Dolphin Bailey John, mariner, 92 Hamburg Bailey John E. locksmith, 42 Cross Bailey John H. brickmaker, Biddle nr Wolfe Bailey John R. pumpmaker, 47 s Ann Bailey Lewis E. (Cushings & B.) 237 w Lorn*

bard Bailey Lilly, 23 L, Gough Bailey Mrs. Lucy S. confectionery, 61 Ensor Bailey Margaret, First av nr Toone Bailey Maria, huckstress, 61 Ensor Bailey Marion E. 462 Lexington Bailey Martha A. 462 Lexington Bailey Mary H. 462 Lexington Bailey Mrs. Matilda A. 42 Cross Bailey Parks D. furu. wagon, 100 Battery av Bailey Robt. M. tri'.iumaster, 264 e Eager Bailey Mrs. Susan, 142 s Sharp Bailey Mrs. Susanna, 47 s Ann Bailey Thos. jr. laborer, 134 Cross Bailey Thos. mariner, 48 Jackson sq av Bailey Tubman, laborer, 15 Green ct Bailey Wm. eng'r. U. S. N., 382 e Baltimore Bailey Wm. grocery, 3b7 Cathedral Bailey Wm. boots and shoes, 108 Lexington,

dw 462 Bailey Wm. A. tailor, 59 Henrietta Bailey Wm. C. joiner, 21 Henrietta Bailej' Wm. H. blacksniitb, 42 Cross Bailie Mrs. Mary B. 120 s Broadway Baillie John, carpet weaver, 234 n Caroline Bailone & Heuisler, (Pascal B., Chas. Heuis- ler) carpenters and builders, Centre nr Front Bailone Pascal, (B. & Heuisler) 38 Jackson DAILY, CALDWELL & CO. (Geo. B., Wm. il. Caldwell) cutlery and hardware, 22 s Charles Baily Geo. (B., Caldwell & Co.) 75 w Centre Baily Geo. jr. clerk, 75 w Centre Baily James, chemist and druggist, 70 s Cal- vert, dw 36 s Greene Baily John, brickmaker, Wilkins la nr Fred- erick av Baily Lewis, butcher, Penna. av ext Bain Edward, butcher, 19 Fell's Point market,

dw 56 e Fayette Bain Frederick, bricklayer and grocery, 381

Eastern av Bain Geo. W. builder, 124 Mosher Bain John W. cooper, 128 McHenry

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Baiaer Harry, shoemaker, 53 s Liberty Baine? Risdea, engineer, 6-1 s Caroline BAIR BROS. & CO. ( Wm. and Geo. B. Bair)

manufs. copper paint, 100 s Ctiarles Bair Edward, tobacconist, 77 Caradea Bair Edward, 80 3 Paca Bair Geo. B. (B. Bros. & Co ) 80 s Pac;\ Bair Wm. (B. Bros. & Co.) 80 s Paca Bair Wm. jr. 80 s Paca Baird Alexander S. clerk, 7 n Gilmor Baird E. E. 87 a Charles Baird Mrs. Eliza Jane.seamstress, 123 Aisquith Baird Henry, clerk, 7 n Gilmor Baird Henry, jr. clerk, 7 n Gilmor Baird James, blacksmith, 35 .Milliman Baird Thos, D. principal Baltimore City Col- lege. 87 n Charles Baird Wm. L. teacaer, 87 n Charles Baitzel Charles H. clerk, 155 n Fremont Baitzel Jacob G carpenter, 155 n Fremont Baitzel John, bricklayer, Clinion s of Boston Baitzel Wm. E. bookkeeper, 155 n Fremont Baker Albert, tailor, 238 Barre Baker Mrs. Anna, 17 Port Baker Arthur, fireman, 310 Light Baker Arthur, shipcarpenter, 13 Williamson al Baker Asbury, clerk, 5 n Ann Baker August, cigarmaker, 33 s Schroeder Baker Benjamin F. cooper, 56 Stiles

BAKER BROTHERS & CO. (Chas. J. Baker, Wm. Baker, jr., Charles E. Baker,) Manufacturers Balti- more Window Glass; Importers Druggists' Glassware and Bottles, Bicarb Soda, Sal-Soda, and other Chemicals, Paints, Colors, Oils, Glue, &c. 32 and 34 s Charles

BAKER, BRUFF & CO, (J. W. Baker, J. E. Brutf. A. B. Faulkner) wholesale dry goods, 245 w Baltimore Baker Barbara A. beer, 214 Canton av Baker Camilla, 12 s Fremont Baker Captain Caleb H. 131 Dolphin Baker Mrs. Catherine, groceries, 42 e Eager Baker Chas. G. carpenter, 226 n Central av Baker Chas. A. (Wm. B. & Bro.) 238 Barre Baker C. H. clerk, 841 w Baltimore Baker Chas. R. carpenter. 210 n Bond Baker Charles J. (Baker Bros, ij- Co.) prest. Franklin Bank, prcst. Life Association of America, and preot. Canton Co. dw Athol, Frederick road Baker Chas.E (BakerBros.& Co. )247Linden av Baker Chas. H. police, 20 s Schroeder Baker Chas. coachpainter, 189 Chesnut Baker Chas, T. butcher, 542 Penna. av Baker Chas. bricklayer, 199 Hamburg Baker Davis, mariner, 69 Harford av Baker Edward J. (Dickey, Baker & Co.) Bal- timore CO Baker Edward J. jr. metermaker, 53 .Vorth Baker Edward M. clerk, 26 s Caroline Baker Mrs. Eliza, 210 n Bond Baker Mrs. Eliza, milk, 529 n Gay Baker Mrs, Eliza A. 455 w Fayette Baker Frank, laborer, 68 s Central av Baker Frederick, tailor, 218 n Caroline Baker Frederick, blacksmith, 6 Fell

Baker Fredk. H. boilermaker, Mt. Royal hill Baker Frederick, jr. cooper, 198 Bank Baker Fredk W, coach maker, 210 n Bond Baker Frederick, shoemaker. 198 B.ink Baker Geo. blacksmith, 4 Newm.Hn ct Baker Geo. salesman, 38 Holland Baker Geo. confec'y, 91 Hanover market, dw

99 s Sharp Baker Geo. shoemaker, 15 e Lombard Baker Geo, fish, 639 Belair av Baker Geo. varnisher, 340 Mulberry Baker Geo, clerk, 106 Mosher Baker Geo. machinist, 185 Lee Baker Geo. milk, 529 n Gay Baker Geo, W. dry goods, 64 s Ann Baker Georgianna, teacher, 50 s Ann Baker Mrs. Georgianna. 50 s .\nu Baker Mrs. Greenbury, milk, Ann ur Orleans Baker Gideon, nightman, Fayette nr Ann Baker Haman, ship carpenter, 57 Block Baker Capt. Henry, 65 n Caraline Baker Henry, laborer, 76 s Regester Baker Henry, coachpainter, 210 n Bond _

Baker Henry, carp'r, McMechin and Division M Baker Henry, tailor, 75 s Bond Baker Henry, undertaker, 38 Holland Baker Henry, laborer, Boston e of Clinton Baker Henry, milk, Second av nr Boston Baker Henry, boxmaker, 122 Conway Baker Henry, wheelwright, 163 Peirce Baker Henry, baker, 92 n Paca Baker Jacob, laborer, rear 177 Choptank Baker Jacob, bricklayer, 199 Hamburg Baker Jacob, police, 455 n Gay Baker Jacob, driver, 42 e Eager Baker Jacob, butcher, loO Centre, 59 Lexing- ton and 55 Hanover mkts, dw 540 Penna av Baker James, laborer, 198 e Lombard Baker James, laborer, 175 Bank Baker James R. furniture wagon, 76 n Ann Baker James C. ship carpenter, 175 Bank Baker James M. bricklayer, 224 n Howard Baker James, machinist, 399 Saratoga Baker James, driver, 76 n Ann Baker John, laborer. 72 Towson Baker J -hn, tailor, 132 s Washington Baker John, laborer, 76 Somerset Baker John, stone cutter, Point la ur Baker John, police, 713 w Lombard Baker John J. mariner, 92 Thames Baker John, shoemaker, 19S Bank Baker John, laborer. 207 s Washington Baker John, ship cai penter, 135 Thames Baker John, brickmaker, 150 L Greene Baker John, bricku)aker, 363 s Charles Baker John W. (Baker, BrufiF& Co.) 15 Hollins Baker John G. canmaker, 3 Orleans Baker John T. police, 263 n Dallas Baker J. W. officer Md. Penitentiary, 101 n -^

Broadway Baker John H. huckster, 23 McHenry Baker John L. ship joiner, Fayette ur Ann Baker John C. boilermaker, 76 n Fremont Baker John T. baker, 440 Lexington Baker John M. shoemaker, 32 Milliman Baker John .M. candymaker, 238 Barre Baker John W. laborer, 130 L Greene Baker Mrs. Joseph, 194 Saratoga Baker Jos. 0. blacksmith, 42 Harford av Baker J. Victor, police, 244 e Monument Baker Lewis, upholsteier, 102 s Broadway Baker Margaret, teacher, 131 Dolphin

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en, ) paper aud rags, 120 w Lombard Baker Mary L. 120 s Fremont Baker Mrs. Mary, 47 President Baker Mrs. Mary, china and glass, 199 Ham- burg Baker Mrs. Mary E. confectionery, 171 Hughes Baker May C. saleswoman, 308 Light Baker Philip, clerk, 53 s Ann Baker Philip, boxumker, 29 Harrison Bab.er Reuben, farmer. 417 \v Lombard BAKER R. J. & UU. (R. J. Baker, R. J. Hol- liugsworth, ) manufacturers dye wood, dye stuffs, chemicals and oil of vitriol, 36 and 38 s Charles \_Ste Advertisement Jront cover. '\ Baker Richard J. (R. J. B. & (Jo.) Liberty ra Baker Robert, laborer, lo7 Peach al Baker Robert B. jr. cauinetmaker, 77 Pearl Baker Rubert B. cabinetmaker, -31 n Fremont Baker Robert J. caumaker, 360 Eastern av Baker Rosanna, seamstress, 15 Be van Baker Mrs. Rose, confectionery, 76 s Regester Baker Sarah, 348 n Gay BaKer barah R. boarding, 6 Gist Baker Mrs. tjophia, grocery, 50 s Regester Baker Mrs. Sophia, grocery, 75 s Bond Baker Mrs. Sophia, 50 s Ann Baker .\lrs.S. Cath'ine, seamstress, 2u8e Chase Baker Mrs. Susanna, 6 Gough Baker Theodore H. cabinetmaker, Belair av nr

Baltimore Cemetery Baker Thomas, laborer, 6 East Baker Thomas, pattern maker, 37 Columbia Baker T. Ulis, attorney, 28 St. Paul, dw 177

w Biddle Baker Valentine, baker 896 w Pratt Baker Walter, clerk, 6 Gough Baker Wm. butcher, 540 Penua av Baker Wm. laborer, 337 Eastern av Baker Wm. C. engineer, 92 Thames Baker Wm. M. clerk, Hand house Barker Wm. H. clerk, 246 Lexington Baker Wm. ropemaker, 284 n Boud Baker Wm. confectioner, 72 Columbia Baker Wm. jr. i^Baker Bros. & Co.) Balto. co Baker Wm. \V. cooper, 233 u Bond Baker Wui. J. hardware, 479 w Baltimore Baker Wm. M. clerk, 240 Lexington Baker Wm. H. K. clerk, 15 Pearl Baker Wm. A. shipcarpenter, 13 Williamson al Baker Wm. A. clerk, 281 n Eden Baker Wm. (Wm. B. in Bro.) 72^ Columbia BAKER WM. & BRU. (Wm. and Chas. A.

Baker.) confectioners, <fec., 5 s Sharp Baker Wm. junk dealer, 92 Thames B.ikner Geo. cooper, 78 Bank Balbirnie Mrs. Ann L. teacher, 39^ Courtland Balch Mrs. Eliza, 235 Madison av Balch E. artistic photographer, 48 and 50 n

Gharles Balch Seeland, photographer, 235 Madison av Balch Wm. E. photographer, 50 u Charles,

dw 235 Madison av Bald Frederick W. gunsmith, 91 Penna av BalderstouDr. A.Holmes, dentist, 105 St. Paul Balderston Holmes, law student, 105 St. Paul BalderstoQ Hugh & Son, (J. Balderston.) wire

workers, 12 s Calvert Balderston Jacob, (Hugh Balderston & Son,)

515 w Fayette Balderston John C. (B., Ward k Co.) 48 w Monument

Balderston Dr. Isaiah, Judge Orphan's Court.

105 St. Paul Balderston Marcellus, iron w'ker, 13 Jackson ct Balderston Thos. wire worker. 515 w Favette BALDERSTON, WARD & CO'. (J. C. Balder- ston. J H. Ward,) boot and shoe commis- sion merchants, over 273 w Baltimore Baldmyer Maria, cabinetmaker, 83 Orleans Baldner Sinah, 248 Mulberry Baldus Mrs. Catherine, 153 Stirling Baldwin Caleb C. cigarmaker, 173 e Fayette Baldwin Chas. D. student, 187 w Lombard Baldwin Christopher C. (Woodward, Baldwin

<fe Co.) New York Baldwin & Cugle, (T. P. Baldwin, C. Cugle,) commission merchants, and wholesale cot- ton yarn, 17 German Baldwin David, treas. Savings Bank of Balti- more, n w cor McCulloh and Dolphin Baldwin Dr. Edwin C. 124 n Exeter Baldwin E. Francis, (B. & Price) 57 w Biddle Baldwin Geo. E. D. machinist, 33 e Eager Baldwin H. T. o.ster packer, 219 Gough Baldwin Jas. T. clothing cutter, 201 Mulberry Baldwin Mrs. Jane. 259 Aliceanna Baldwin John F. moulder, 152 Conway Baldwin John T. driver, 356 Eastern av Baldwin John H. of A. carp. 304 Canton av Baldwin John 11. carpenter, 120 n Eden Baldwin John, varnisher, 122 n Spring Baldwin John, engineer, 97 s Fremont Baldwin Joseph, mach't, Lombard nr Monroe Baldwin Le Roy E. storekeeper C.H. 395 Druid

Hill av Baldwin Oliver P. asst. editor Sun, Waverley,

York road Baldwin & Price, (E. F.Baldwin, Bruce Price)

architects, s w cor Lexington and Charles Baldwin Robert, carpenter, 304 Canton av Baldwin Robert, jr. 335 Madison av Baldwin Robert, laborer, St. Peter nr Dawson Baldwin Robt. T. prest. Nat. Mechanics Bank.

dw 335 Madison av Baldwin R.W.(B. & Trippe) Anne Arundel co Baldwin Summerfield(Norris & B.)289Parkav Baldwin Dr. Silas, 249 n Fremont Baldwin Thomas, police, 45 s High Baldwin Thomas P. (B. <J- Cugle) Anne Arun- del CO Baldwin Thomas, police, 40 e Lombard Baldwin Thomas C. ironworker, 22 Parrish Baldwin Thos. (Dugan & B.) Baltimore co BALDWIN ct TRIPPE, (R. W. Baldwin, A.

C. Trippe) attorneys, 42 St. Paul Baldwin Wm. H. jr. (Woodward, B. & Co.)

115 Park Baldwin Wm. H. blacksmith, 526 w Lombard Balke Adolph, carpenter, 96 Park Balke Fred'k, carpenter, 33 Clay, dw 96 Park Balke John, tailor, 238 Aliceanna Ball Charles H. asst. engineer U. S. N. 347 w

Lombard Ball Charles, clerk, 91 Pennsylvania av Ball Christian, laborer, 90 Eastern av Ball David, brick manuf. n w cor Putnam and

Washington road, dw 318 Hollins Ball David C. clerk, 238 e Fayette BALL & DULANV, (M. D. Ball, H. K. Dula- ny) attorneys and commissioners of deeds, 36 St. Paul Ball George H. confec.tioner, 144 s Eutaw Ball George W. laborer, 29 Thames

WM. H. EEAD'S Syrup of Liverwort for Coughs, Colds & Hoarseness, a Grand Remedy, 181 W. Baltimore-st.

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Ball Henry S. bricklayer, 57 Pearl

Ball James, blacksmith, 193 Bast

Ball Mrs. Jessie, 355 e Baltimore

Ball John, mariner, 67 s Wolfe

Ball John, clerk, 147 s Broadway

Ball John T. tinner, 204 s Bond

Ball John L. shoemaker, 193 East

Ball John H. bricklayer, 71 Pearl

Ball John L. bricklayer, 155 s Chester

Ball John D. carpenter, 335 n Howard, dw 40

w Biddle Ball Joseph M. tinner, 34 Pearl Ball Louisa, dressmaker, 204 s Bond Ball Mrs. Margaret G. millinery, 51 Pearl Ball M. Dulany, (B. ^ Dulany) 228 Lanvale Ball Mrs. M. N. dressmaker, 34 Pearl Ball Max, porter, 285 n Gay Ball Philip A. 103 Townsend Ball Robert, laborer, 67 s Wolfe Ball Samuel T. shoemaker, 184 n Fremont Ball Mrs. Sarah, sbirtmaker, 204 s Bond iiall Walter, jr, clerk, 89 Pearl Ball Walter, treas. Balto. Steam Packet Co. cor PostofBce av and Second, dw cor Bol- ton and Townsend Ball Walter S. clerk, 128 Bolton Ball Wm. A. bricklayer, 204 s Bond Ball Wm. D. 79 Pearl Ballar John, machinist, 364 n Gay Ballard Byron H. clerk, 158 German Ballard Byron H. clerk, 37 n Front Ballard Chas. L.(C. L. B. 4- Co.) 257 Hoffman Ballard C. L. & Co. (C. L. and G. E. Bal- lard) cigars and tobacco, s w cor Eutaw and Biddle Ballard Chas B. asst. U. S. marshal, Morton

al nr Hoffman Ballard Cyrus. Orleans near Ann Ballard MVs. Edward J. 43 McMechin Ballard Mrs. Eliza A. 43*McJlechin Ballard Eliza J. teacher, 43 McxMechin Ballard Fred'k, coachmaker, York rd nr city

limits Ballard Fred'k, jr. painter, York rd nr city Imts Ballard Geo. E. clerk, 133 Division Ballard Geo. E. (C. L. B. & Co.) 133 Division Ballard Joseph E. clerk, 43 McMechin Ballard Laura V. teacher, 43 McMechin Ballard Levin E. proprietor Mt. Vernon hotel,

31 w ilonument Ballard Samuel H. clerk, 257 w Hoffman Ballauf Augustus, feed and produce, 67^ Har- rison, dw 69 Ballauf Augustus, (B. ^- Son) 69 Harrison Ballauf A. Z. clerk. 69 Harrison Ballauf Jj- Son, (A. and C. E. Ballauf) tan- ners and curriers, 69 Harrison Ballauf Chas. E. (Ballauf & Son) 69 Harrison Ballauf Wm. L. currier, 402 e Monument Ballantine Alex, ship carpenter, 102 s Ann Ballentine Archibald, plasterer, 191 s Paca Ballentine Mrs. Eliza, 191 s Paca Ballenger J. T. of Adams Exp., Maltby house Ballmau Henry, clerk, 69 Park Balloch Rev. James, 403 Lexington Ballweder Conrad H tailor, 195 Orleans Balster Chas. cigarmaker, 150 s Chester Bolster Geo. fireman, 297 Canton av Balster John C. police, 297 Canton av Bait Wm. shoemaker, 512 Light Baltimore and Bremen Steamship Line, L. P., A. Schumacher, agent, 9 s Charles

Baltimore Athenaeum, cor. St. Paul and Sara- toga, occupied by Baltimore Library Co., Mercantile Library Association and Md. Historical Society

BALTIMORE AMERICAN AND COMMER- CIAL ADVERTISER, C. C. Fulton & Son, , proprietors, 128 w Baltimore 'f^

BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FORIMPROV- cc ING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR, 24 pC w Fayette b^

BALTIMORE BRIDGE CO. 49 Lexington ^

BALTIMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE and Tel- ^ egraphic Institute, 8 n Charles %<

Baltimore Butchers' Hide and Tallow Associ- CS ation, No. 1 s w cor Buren and Fall ^

BALTIMORE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, ,7^ Thos. E. Bond and R. A. Holland, editors, ^^ 8^ St. Paul r-l

Baltimore Can Co. 138 Camden C^

BALTIMORE CITY JAIL, Madison e of ^ Jones' Falls ^

BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE, n w cor C/2 Gay and Lombard \t^

BALTIMORE CITY POST OFFICE, Exchange K

Buildings, Second near Gay "^

BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAIL- ^

WAY CO., office s e cor Baltimore and Cal- ^

vert, Henry Tyson, president BALTIMORE CITY COURT, cor St. Paul and ^

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Baltimore. City College, n e cor Holliday and .,-

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Baltimore City Fertilizing and Manufacturing .-

Co. n e cor Lancaster and Central av., J. ^

M. Jacobs, sup't., John A. Thompson, treas. ►>

office 4 Wood C

BALTIMORE CEMETERY CO. office 6 South, pt

Thos. Wilson, pres't, L. R. Colbert, sec'y ^^

and treas.. Cemetery Belair av extended ^

Baltimore County Marble Co., F. Fickey, jr., .^

prest., John M. Miller, sec, 5 Postoffice av o3 Baltimore Coal Co. Chas. F. Diggs, agent, 2 Jr

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Baltimore County Almshouse, Calverton road - Baltimore City Bay View Asylum, Eastern av ^

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Baltimore City Telegraph Co. 48 n Charles, --

30 Second, 38 Cheapside, cor Cross aud pq

Light, Ferry rd, L. P., and Piatt's packing

house, F. H. Baltimore Coal and Union R. R. Co., Charles

F. Diggs and James Digg, agents, 2 South BALTIMORE CHROME WORKS, 10 Block,

office n w cor Charles and Lexington, Jeese

Tyson, preat ^

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BALTIMORE COPPER GO'S WORKS, Clin- ton, Canton, office over 30 South, Henry Martin, president

Baltimore Employment Co., Sutherland ^ Co. managers, 36 n Liberty

Baltimore Eye and Ear Infirmary, s w cor Greene and Lombard

BALTIMORE DAILY BULLETIN, 132 w Bal- timore, W. R. Cole, proprietor

Baltimore Dental Place, Saratoga and Eutaw

BALTIMORE DAILY GAZETTE, 134 w Bal- timore, Glenn & Co., proprietors

BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY, for insuring houses from loss by fire, office 19 South Francis A, Crook, treasurer

Baltimore Episcopal Methodist, Rev. John Poisal and Rev. S. S. Roszell editorial managers, 49 Lexington

BALTIMORE FE.MALE COLLEGE, 53 St. Paul, N. C. Brooks, principal

BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE CO., s w car South and Water, Wm. G. Harrison, president

Biltimore Fire Department. \See Appendixl

BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG LINE OF STEAMERS, H. W. Corner, ag't, 118 Spear's wharf

Baltimore Free School and Colvin Institute for Girls. 39^ St. Paul

Baltimore General Dispensary, n e cor Liberty and Fayette

BaltimoreGlass Works, (Baker Bros. Sj- Co.,) e end of Hughes

Baltimore Gymnasium, s e cor Charles and Fayette, John Carson, president

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Baltimore Infirmary, s w cor Lombard and Greene

Baltimore Marine Observatory, e end of Mont- o-omery, Marcus L. Dudley, proprietor

BALTIMORE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Prof. John R. W. Dunbar, A. M., M. D., prin- cipal, 151 w Lombard

Baltimore .Medical Journal, Howard & Lati- mer, proprietors, 1 St. Paul

Baltimore Museum, n w cor Baltimore and Calvert

Baltimore and Newbern Steamers, Andrews ^• Co. agents, 73 Smith's wharf

BALTIMORI-: NEWS CO. (H. Taylor pres't) 111 \v Baltimore and 5 South, Sun building

Baltimore Oil MauufacturingCo., C.M.Dough- erty, president. John J. Kelly, secy.l Cross

Baltimore Oil Works, Robt. Read, prop'r, cor Canton av and Eden

Baltimore Opera House, Kernan & Bro., pro- prietors, Baltimore-8t bridge

Baltimore Orphan Asylum, Strieker nr Lex- ington

BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. GO'S, Euro- pean Freight and Emigrant Wharf, L.P., & foot of Fell, F. P., L. F. Beeler, agent

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO., office Camden Station, Camden st

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE, s e cor Baltimore and Calvert. E. B. Browning, agent

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD BAG- GAGE AND EXPRESS OFFICE, W. W. Browning, agent, se cor Balto. and Calvert

B.ALTIMORE PEARL HOMINY CO., corner North and Belvidere, Val. Winters, pres't

BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT, office Mer- chant's Exchange Reading Rooms, George U. Porter, publisher

BALTIMORE and PHILADELPHIA STEAM- BOAT Co., 3 Light stwh. J. Alex. Shriver, agent [_See p. 16 Advertisements .~\

Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co., Oden Bowie, pres't, 70 n Calvert

Baltimore Publishing Co., over s e cor Charles and Fayette

BALTIMORE SATURDAY NIGHT, 144 w Baltimore, James H. Wood, publisher

Baltimore and Savannah Steamship Co., Flan- nigan's whf. and 73 Smith's whf, James B. Andrews, agent

Baltimore Sheep Butchers' Wool Association, No. 1, 505 Penua. av

Baltimore Special Dispensary, 59 North

Baltimore Steam Boiler Works, 25 s Front, C. W. Beutley, president

Baltimore Steam Forge, s w cor Canton av and Eden

BALTIMORE STOVE, RANGE AND HOL- LOW WARE CO., Henry R. Robbins, pres't J. H. Forbes sec'y, 32 Light

Baltimore Steam Laundry, basement 1 e Balti- more, next to bridge, Chr. Search, prop'r

Baltimore Stock Board, over 12 South

BALTIMORE SUN, s e cor Baltimore and South, A. S. Abell ^- Co., proprietors

BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO., ship- ping office Union Dock, R.L.Poor gen'l agt

Baltimore and Texas Steam Transportation Co., H. R. de LaReintree, pres't, 34 Post- office av

BALTIMORE & SUSQUEHANNA STEAM CO., Joseph J.Taylor, agent,office 212 West Falls av

BALTIMORE UNDERWRITER, C. C. Bom- baugh, ed., 3 Postofflce av

Baltimore United Butchers Association, n e cor Neighbor and McKim

BALTIMORE UNION R.R. CO. .office 2 South

BALTIMORE WECKER, dailv and weekly German newspaper, 88^ w Baltimore, Wm. Schnauflfer and Wm. Rapp, proprietors

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BALTIMORE WAREHOUSE CO., 120 and 122

s Eutaw, 4, 5, 6. and 10 Union Dock, and

49, 51, 53 and 55 s Frederick, office 53 and

55 s Gay and 63 Conway, J. Hooper, pres't

Baltimore White Lead Works, Fort av nr

Stevenson Baltimore and Wilmington Steamers, Andrews

& Co. agents, T3 Smith's wharf Baltz Edward, butcher, Woodyear nr Preston Baltz Wm. butcher, 35 Belair and 34 Hanover

markets, dw Jenkins' lane nr York rd Baltzell Chas.C. paper hang's, 50 Jackson sq.av Baltzell Chas. R. 10 n Calhoun Baltzell Mrs. Catherine E. 10 n Calhoun Baltzell Geo. carter, 206 s Wolfe Baltzell James, clerk, 220 Franklin Baltzell Nicholas, laborer, 16 s Chapel Baltzell Dr. Wm. H. 149 Hanover Balz Adolph, currier, 225 Battery av Balz >[rs. Mary, 210 s Ann Balz Rhinehard, provision, 331 w Fayette Balzer John, laborer, 11 Cooke BalzerJohn, shoemaker, 278 Light Balzer John, (Groth & Co.) 359 e Baltimore Balzer Nicholas, porter, 16 s Chapel Bambach Mrs. Amelia, grocery 74 n Exeter Bambach Joseph, boilermaker, 74 n Exeter Bamberger Abraham, 60 n Spring Bamberger Ansel, (Bamberger & Eilau, ) 107

3 Sharp Bamberger Casper, laborer, 37 s Wolfe Bamberger David, auction goods, hosiery, &c.

69 n Howard and 7 German Bamberger E. & Co. (E. and A. Bamberger) millinerj- and fancy goods, 247 w Baltimore Bamberger E. 170 w Lombard Bamberger Eilau (A. Bamberger, A. Eilau) trimmings and fancy goods, 247 w Baltimore Bamberger Isaac. 153 Lexington Bamberger John, laborer, 23 Sbakspear Bamberger Joseph C. bricklayer, 310 Green- mount av Bamberger Julius, clerk, 170 w Lombard Bamberger Moses, tea, 153 Le.-cington, dw 235

Saratoga Bamberger Moses, fancy goods and notions, 57 n Howard and 143 Lexington, dw 235 Saratoga Bamberger Wm. H. grocery and sewing ma- chines, 243 e Madison Bamberger Wm.W. letter carrier, 149 Conway Banchwertz Richard, laborer, 224 Frederick av Bancroft Lieut. Eugene A. regimental quarter- master, U.S.A. Fort McHenry Bancroft Mrs. John, 22 e Fayette Bancroft John D. bricklayer. 22 e Fayette Bancroft Mrs. M, E. 135 Lexington Bandel Andrew J,(Gantt & B.) 62 e Baltimore Bandel Andrew J. agt. Home Life Ins. Co.,

5 German, dw 62 e Baltimore Bandel And'w J. jr. bookk'r, 62 e Baltimore Bandel Decatur A. (John M. Bandel & Sons)

365 e Pratt Bandel Edward, carpenter, 185 n Eden Bandel Grafton, cabinetmkr, 202 e Lombard Bandel Henry M. shoemaker, 185 n Eden Bandel I, Cook, tinware, 62 e Baltimore Bandel James L. shoemaker, 185 n Eden BANDEL JOHN M.& Sons. ( J. M., J. W., Mar- tin L. and D, A. Bandel, ) shipping and com. merchts, 119 Smith's wharf Bandel John M. (J. M. B. cj- Sons) 365 e Pratt

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Bandel John W. (J. M. B. & Sons) 365 e Pratt Bandel Leonard J. block and pumpmaker, 97

McElderry's whf, dw 96 s Exeter Bandel Martin L. (John M. B. & Sons) 365 e

Pratt Bandel Mrs. Mary, 93 n Eden Bandel Philip, shipping mercht. 202 e Fayette Bandel Philip H. (Booth, B. & Collins,) 202 e

Fayette Bandel Samuel G. boxmaker, 62 e Baltimore Bandell Alice H. teacher, 267 n Broadway Bandell George W. carver, 246 n Caroline Bandell George W. dyer, 187 e Baltimore Bandell Capt. Michael H. mariner, 7 s Gist Bandell Samuel L. salesman, 267 n Broadway Bandell Wm. bacon, 70 n Bond Bandell Wm. R clerk, 267 n Broadway Bandmann Chas. butcher, 3 n Durham Bando Frederick, barber, 267 n Bond Bando Wilhelmina, tobacconist, 267 n Bond Bange Frank, barber, 181 Frederick av Banefield Henry, watchman, 13 Durham Bangert Chas. L. plasterer, 116 ilcElderry Bangert Frederick A. salesman, 16 Miller Bangert George, driver, 385 East av Bangert Henry, carpenter, 59 n Dallas Bangert John H. ship joiner, 191 s Washington Bangert Joseph, grocery, 385 Eastern av Bangert Philip, coal oil and lamps, s w cor

Central av and Chew Bangert Rudolph, hatter, 116 McElderry Bangs Charles, clerk, 200 n Howard Bangs Charles, clerk, 218 Druid Hill av Bangs Edward, 248 w Madison Bangs Frank, clerk, 232 Barre Bangs George F. tailor, 6 Laurel Bangs Laura, teacher, 232 Barre Bangs Mrs. Melvina, 232 Barre Bangs Theophilus, firemm, Wolfe nr Jackson

sq av Banhardt John M. locksmith, 359 Eastern av BANK OF COMMERCE, 26 South, James W.

Alnutt, president Bank-St. Chapel, (Ev. Luth.) Bank ext Bankard David, carpenter, 273 Preston Bankard H. n! & Co. (H. N. Bankard) real

estate agents, 5 St. Paul Bankard Henry N. (H. N. B. & Co.)cor Gilmor

and Presstman Bankard Jacob, baker. Bethel nr Jefferson BANKARD JACOB J. provisions, 74 and 76

Light St whf, dw Baltimore and Chester Bankard Jacob J. butcher, 414 e Baltimore Bankard Jacob J. jr. Baltimore and Chester Bankard James M. butcher, 414 e Baltimore Bankard John, laborer, 335 e Eager Bankard John L. butcher, 22 Fell's Point

market, dw 438 e Baltimore Bankard Margaret, grocery, 438 e Baltimore Bankard Nicholas D. carpenter, 132 Mosher Bankard Valentine, shoemaker, 190 s Sharp Bankard Wm. H. salesman, 25 s Republican Bankart John B. cooper, 126 s Spring Bankart Martin A. tailor, 126 s Spring Ban'cenburd Chas. shoemaker, 80 Mullikin Bail erd Bros., (J. and D. Bankerd) produce

c.iiii. merchts. 146 Franklin Bai k^rd Dennis, (B. Bros.) 226 Franklin Bankerd Josiah, (B. Bros ) 181 n Oregon Baiil;erd Josiah, clerk, 181 n Oregon Bankerd Wesley, carpenter, 273 Preston Bankerd Wm. "butter dealer, 213 w Biddle

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147 w Baltimore Bankhead Charles P. painter, 27 n Fremont Bankhead Robert clerk, 27 n Fremont Bankhead Robt. L. plasterer, 27 n Fremont Bankner John, shoemaker, 325 n Central av Banks Benj. F. furn. wagon, 132 Orleans Banks Mrs. Cath'ne, butter, 54 Greenmount av Banks Charles, clerk, 396 e Baltimore Banks Daniel B. prest. Union Manf. Co.,ofiice

Howard nr German, dw 194 Franklin Banks Frank W. clerk, 289 n Broadway Banks Frederick, moulder, 112 s Washington Banks Geo. W. tax department, 30 n Gilmor Banks Henrj, shoemaker, Rue nr Canton av Banks Henry, shoemaker, 191 Conway Banks James E. huckster, 54 Greenmount av Banks John, machinist, 7 s Schroeder Banks John M. machinist, 7 s Schroeder Banks John W. machinist, 243 Dolphin Banks John W. clerk, 52 n Dallas Bunks Joshua E. tinner, 182 n Eutaw Banks Lewis, machinist, 11 Etting Banks iMrs. M. A. 52 n Dallas Banks Morton D. furn. and chair factory, 59

South, dw 358 e Pratt BANKS ROBERT T., Mayor of Baltimore city,

dw n e cor Calvert and Madison Banks R. T. & Son, (R. T. and R. T. Banks,

jr.,) china and glassware, 53 South Banks Robert T. (R. T. B. ^ Son, ) n e cor

Calvert and Madison Banks Robert T. jr. (R. T. B. & Son) n e cor

Calvert and Madison Banks Samuel, machinist, 243 Dolphin Banks Samuel, porter, 52 n Dallas Banks Samuel, machinist, 31 e Eager Banks Mrs. Sarah, 396 e Baltimore Banks Wm. chairpainter, 107 Jackson sqav Banks Wra. H. tinner, 8 n Poppleton Banks W. H. S. painter, 350 e Chase Banks W. E. (Swain & B.) 199 n Calvert Banks Wm. J. huckster, 54 Greenmount av Bankstahl John, shoemaker, 277 n Dallas Ban nan Charles, shoemaker, 5 Webb Bannan Hugh, stonecutter, 204 s Charles Bannan John, 135 Harford av Bannan John, police, 211 Dolphin Bannan John A. engineeer, 105 n Poppleton Bannan Lawrence, machinist, 79 York Banntin Margaret, 79 York Baiinbart Chas. A. clerk, 49 McMechin Bannenberg John, huckster, 9 Arch Banning Alexander, 285 Hollins Banning Catherine, 280 Lexington Banning Maria, 280 Lexington Banning M. E. 280 Lexington Bannister Mrs. Maria T. 47 Chatsworth Bannister N. 52 n Calvert Bannon Building, 32 St. Paul Bannon Hugh, stonecutter, 204 s Charles BANNON MICHAEL, attorney, 32 St. Paul,

dw Anne Arundel co Bannon Owen, 120 Scott Baunon Patrick, dravman, 120 Scott Bansemer G. A. (W.'G. B. &Co.)202 w HoflF-

man BANSEMER W. G. <|-Co. (W. G. and G. A.

Bansemer) wholes, grocers and commission

merchants, 45 German Bansemer Wra. G. (W. G. B. &Co.) 206 w

Hoffman

Banthem Chas. W. coachmaker, 276 s Charles Banthem George, coachsmith, 276 s Charles Banthem James, coachmaker, 276 s Charles Banthem James M painter, 105 Hamburg Bantz Dr. Edward, ins. agent, 30 South, dw

22 Columbia Bantz Eugene H. 305 Lexington Bantz Gideon, 22 Columbia Bantz Henrj' H. salesman, 168 Saratoga Bantz Theodore S. 305 Lexington Banz Albert, turner, 155 s Choptank Banz John M. bottler, 458 e Lombard Bapp Lawrence, restaurant, 185 s Caroline Baptist Church, Waverley nr York rd Baptistilla John, stonecutter, 47 Buren Baptista Christino, figuremaker, 202 Chesnut Baptista John, figuremaker, 202 Chesnut Baquol&Co. (J. Baquol) wholes, manuf 3

French and American confectionery, 242 w

Pratt Baquol Jules, (B. & Co.) 242 w Pratt Bar Levi, (L. B. & Co.) tailor, 12 n Charles,

dw 39 Aisquith Bar L. & Co. (Levi Bar, S. Trauttman) fancy

goods, 152 Lexington Barber Isabella, 598 Lexington Barber J. G. ^ Co. (John G. Barber) flour

and feed, 61 s Eutaw Barber John T. police, 149 Choptank Barber John G. (J. G. B^ Co.) Baltimore co Barber Joseph M. mariner, 149 Choptank Barber Michael, rigger, 149 Choptank Barber Philip J. police, 547 n Gay Barber Sarah, dressmaker, 53 n Fremont Barber Walter T. clerk, 43 n Eutaw Barber Wm. waiter, 124 w Baltimore Barber Wm. machinist, 113 Hill Barbine Jacob F. bricklayer, 155 Battery av Barbine Joseph S. police, 152 Hamburg Barbine Wm. E. shipcarpenter, 157 Battery av Barbour Daniel N. huckster, 155 Ensor Barbour David M. clerk, 357 Holl'us Barbour Edward, laborer, 5Binney Barbour Mrs. Susan, 58 Preston Barcher Christopher, police, 421 e Lombard Barcher Mrs. Susan, huckstress, 150 s Ann Barclay Capt. Richard, mariner, 24 n Ann Bard Frederick, butcher, 61 G Light Bard Thos. P. travelling agent, 278 Lexington Bardens Frederick, laborer, 10 Etna )a Bardon Mrs. Martha, Point la nr Gay Bardroff Joseph, plasterer, 20 Rock

BAEDROFF LEWIS E. Coal and Wood Dealer, 45 Boston street, dw 120 s Chester

Bardroff Peter, pianomaker, 20 Rock Bardwell Geo. S. clerk, 145 e Baltimore Bardwell Horatio J. clerk, 222 Madison av Bare Hill Mining Co. of Baltimore, 4 s Holliday Bare Holmes B. druggist, n w cor Baltimore

and Gilmor, dw 701 w Baltimore Barens Andrew, (Barens & Klein) 70 s Wolfe Barens & Klein, (A. Barens, Henry Klein)

cloth, hat and cap factory, over 66 Centre

Market sp Barenstecher Elizabeth, seamstress, Bucks h;

nr Calverton rd Bargar Deeter, bricklayer, 65 Franklin Bargar Geo. W. moulder, 84 Henrietta Bargar Henry, bricklayer, 172 Mulberry

WM. H. READ Manufactures the Grand Duchess Cologne, best in the world, and very cheap, 181 W. Baltimore-st.

Offices, 54 S. Gay and cor. Chew & Stirling.

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Bargar Joseph A. bricklayer, 84 Henrietta Bargar Joseph H. moulder, 84 Henrietta Bargar S. M. teacher, 239 Franklin Bargar Washington, brklayr, 86 Druid Hill av Barget George, musician, 83 Mullikin Bargund Gotfried, lab'r, Clinton and Boston Barickman Jacob, cedar cooper, 200 e Baltimore Bark Frank, shoemaker, 265 e Eager Barke Christian, shoemaker, 332 s Charles Barke John, bookkeeper, 332 s Charles Barker Alfred, ptrnmkr, 89 Front, n of Foundry Barker Alfred, jr. clerk, 89 Front, n of Foundry Barker Benj. screwman, tobacco warehse No. 3 Barker Benjamin, 189 w Lombard Barker Bery S. laborer. 178 s Eutaw BARKER & CHANDLEE, (W. K. Barker, H.

P. Chandlee) vvhols. tobacco and cigars, 26

s Calvert, and manufs. cigars, 268 Hanover Barker Chas. clerk, 4 Franklin Barker Chas. F., Huntingdon av w of Charles Barker Emily, dressmaker, 21 n Eutaw Barker Edward W. (B. & Fisher) Huntingdon

av w of Charles st av Barker Evan S. 183 Townsend BARKER & FISHER, (Ed. W. Barker, C. D.

Fisher) flour, grain and gen'l com. merch.

11 South Barker Geo. E. music teacher, 157 Harford av Barker James H. draughtsman, 108 Cathedral Barker James T. mariner, 52 Hill Barker John A. property agent, 42 St. Paul,

dw Baltimore co Barker John W. laborer. Union hotel Barker Joseph, laborer, 160 s Flutaw Barker Joseph H. (Woods, Weeks & Co.) 90

Townsend BarkerLewisR. ptrnmkr, 89Front,n of Foundry Barker Robert, ship carpenter, 3 s Washington Barker Thomas M. (Goldsborough & Co.") 72

Park av Barker Wm.supt.Ellicott iron w'ks, 4 Franklin Barker Wm. machinist, Franklin Inn i^arker Wm. police, 64 McMechin Barker Wm. C. laborer, 36 Haubert Barker Wm. H. clerk, Oregon nr Mosher Barker Wm. K. (B. & Chandlee) 172 n Oregon Barklage Mrs. Gertrude, 95 Pearl Barklage & Henneman,(H. A. Barklage, John

Heuneman) packing box makers, 15 Cow- pen al Barklage Henry A. (B. & Henneman) 95 Pearl Barkley Geo. L. provisions, 267 e Lombard Barkley James, helper, 4 Bank Barkley John C. (Stewart, B. & Co.) 614 w

Fayette Barkley Marcus C. engineer, 61 s Ann Barkley Philip, laborer, 202 Cathedral Barkley Capt. Richard, mariner, 73 s Ann Barkley Robert, tailor, 43 Eastern av Barkman Amelia, 54 Tourtland Barkmeyer Fred. W. grocery, 61 s Strieker Bai'lage Geo. boxmaker. 111 Chew Barley Ellen, dressmaker, 240 Hollins Barley John, driver, 354 Mulberry Barley Wm. clerk, 240 Hollins Barline Mrs. A. milk, St. Peter nr Paca Barling Ann, 231 George Barling Edward, carpenter, 152 n Bethel Barlow Bernard, cigarmkr, 260 .Montgomery Barlow rharles E. bookbinder, 59 n Front,

n of Foundry Barlow Frank, grocery, 260 Montgomery

Barlow James W. clerk, 25 n Paca

Barlow James T. paperhanger, s w cor Ais-

quith and Lanvale Barlow John H. painter, 1 n Sharp, dw 59

Front, n of Foundry Barlow Joseph, mariner, 44 Fell Barlow Thos. carp. 59 n Front, n of Foundry '-^ BARNARD CHARLES P. Sherwood house, ~

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BARNARD'S FAMILY WINE ^ STORE, n e cor Baltimore and ^f North streets. z!

Barnard John, bricklayer, 141 n Fremont Barnard Mrs. Mary E. 582 Lpxington Barnard Randolph, bricklayer, 141 n Fremont

BARNARD'S SHERWOOD HOUSE, on the European plan, cor. Fayette and Harrison Streets, opposite Maryland Institute.

Barner Fred'k, bookbinder, Washington hotel Barnes Albert, hatter, 78 s Wolfe BARNES A. S. & CO. publishers, 341 wBallo Barnes Alex. M. lumber insp. 504 Canton av Barnes B. clerk, Maltby house Barnes Benj. clerk. 153 Barre Barnes Benj. F. painter. 153 Barre Barnes Bernard, mariner, 301 Canton av Barnes C. Fletcher, bookkeeper, 70 n Charles Barnea Christopher, bricklayer. 106 s Exeter Barnes Daniel ,T. blacksmith. 91 s Chester Barnes D. Wilton, clerk, 349 n Broadway Barnes Edmund L. painter, 91 s Chester Barnes Mrs. Eliza, dressmaker. 300 Lisht Barnes Mrs. Elizabeth. 41 s Washington Barnes Emma, dressmaker, 300 Light Barnes Francis M. boilermaker, 548 Saratoga Barnes Frederick, cigarmaker. 3 Essex Barnes Geo. 209 Bank Baraes Geo. D. bricklayer, 1 Northern av Barnes Geo. L. boilermaker, 548 Saratoga Barnes Hanson P. oysters and produce, over

150 w Pratt, dw 106 n Broadway Barnes Henry E. oyster packer, 237 Bank Barnes Henry E. oyster packer, 100 Johnson Barnes Henry, slioeraaker, 10 Washington av Barnes Henry, baggage master, 13 McElderry Barnes Mrs. Hester, 127 n Exeter Barnes Jas. S. brass moulder, 161 w Hoffman Barnes James F constable, 192 s Wolfe Barnes Mrs. Jane, grocery, 161 w Hoffman Barnes Jane, tailoress, 49 n Front Barnes John R. clerk, 349 n Broadway Barnes John H. attorney, 366 e Baltimore Baraes John, tailor, 78 s Wolfe Barnes John A. grocery and provision, 364 e

Baltimore Barnes John M. blacksmith, 43 e Fayette Barnes John R. (Walton & B. ) Biddle nr Eden Barnes John W. millwright, 46 n Schroeder Barnes Joseph, carpenter, 173 s ( eniral av Barnes Joshua, stair builder, 60 n High BARNES J. T. MASON, deputy city collec- tor, cor Decker and Oliver Barnes Leakir», mariner, 90 s Gilmor Barnes Mrs. Margaret St. Clair C. cor Decker and Oliver

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Barnes Mrs. Rhoda, 319 e Baltimore

Barnes Richard M. public weigher, 59 s Gay,

dw cor Declver and Oliver Barnes Robert C. sr. 26 Bowly's wharf, dw

Baltimore co Barnes Robert C. jr. clerk, 299 e Lombard Barnes Salina E. 'eacher, 305 w Fayette Barnes Samuel F. moulder, 14 Ramsay Barnes Samuel A. carpenter, 21 Boyd Barnes Susan, tailoress, 49 u Front Barnes Thos. B. tobacconist, 280 e Monument Baraes Capt. Thos. H. 14 Williamson al Barnes Thos. H. clerk, 319 e Baltii:.ore Barnes Rev. Wm. M. 319 n Eutaw Barnes Wm. R. clerk, ](i6 n Broadway' Barnes Wm. hostler. 2 s Gist Barnes Wm. 30 n Paca Barnes ^Yilliara J. bookkeeper, 113 Jackson

Square av Barnet John H. ciorarmaker, 596 w Lombard Barnett Mrs. A. D. 243 w Fayette Barnett Amelia E. millinery, 67 n Charles Barnett, Aulthouse k Co. (Wm. Barnett, G.

W. Aulthouse,) com. merchts. 308 w Pratt Barnett Mrs. F. A. diessmaker, cor Charles

and Brown la Barnett Geo. W. salesman. Miller's hotel Barnett James, caulker, 144 Battery av Barnett James H. miller, 80 Mound Barnett John F. wheelwright, 434 Saratoga,

dw 125 Rollins Burnett Rosanna, tailoress, 125 Battery Barnett Stephen H. mariner, 129 York Barnett Thomas, painter, Choptank nr Pratt Barnett Wm. biicklayer, 3 Hope al Barnett Wm. (B.. Authouse & Co.) corner

Charles and Slontgomery Barnett Wm. P. clerk, 35 n Calvert Barney Ann B. 76 n Charles Harney Bridget. 99 York Barney Caroline L. 76 n Charles Barney Elizabeth R. 76 n Charles Barnev Geo. W, enffineer, 503 w Lombard BARXEY JAMRS H.city collector, 76 nCharles Barnhart Alfred W. paper hangings, 165 n

Fremont Barnhill Andrew H. salesman, 364 e Eager Barnickel John F. tailor. 1 15 McElderry Barnitz A H. bookkeeper, U. S. treasurer, dw

.Mt. Washington Barnitz Augustus M. law student, 29 George Barnitz Covington D. attorney, 71 w Fayette,

dw Linden av nr Northern av Barnitz Michael, i^ George Barnsticker Michael, laborer Washington av ex Barnum Allen S. 282 Walsh Barnum's City Hotel, fronting Calvert, St.

Paul and Fayette, Barnum & Co. propri'trs Barnum & Co. proprietors Barnum's City Ho- tel, cor Calvert and Fayetti> Barnum Edward T. clerk, 282 Walsh Barnum Henry II. clerk, 282 Walsh Barnwell Mrs. Rose, grocery, 18 Union Baroch Joseph, cooper, 16 Abbott Baroch Thomas, laborer, 20 Abbott Baron Jas. engineer fire dep't. 1.S7 e Lombard Barout George W. shoemaker. 156 s Fremont Baroux Edwin G. painter, 156 s Fremont Barr Bankard, shoemaker, 2() s Chester Barr Henry, shoemaker, 228 p]astern av Barr Letitia, 401 Saratoga

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Barranger Andrew, gardener, 292 Harford ar Barranger C. C. (G. W. & C. C. Barranger,)

288 Saratoga Barranger Francis, gardener, York road nr 1st

toll gate Btrrauger Geo. W. (G. W. k C. C. Barran- ger, ) Penna av extended Barranger G. W. & C, C. butchers. 34 Centre,

71 Lexington and 63 Hanover markets Barranger Henry C. butcher, Lexington ext Barranger John F. provisions, s w cor McEl-

derr3' and Spring Barranger James L. butcher, McElderrj-, e of

Maryland Hospital Barranger John, butcher, Lexington ext Barranger John L. police, 326 e Madison Barranger Lewis L. sr. butcher, 77 Lexington, 34 Centre and 63 Hanover markets, dw Lib- erty rd nr toll gate Barranger Lewis L, jr., butcher, 62 Centre, 44 Lexington and 65 Hanoverjmarkets, dw 169 Penna av Barranger Lewis, wagoner, 86 n Spring Barranger Thomas, police, 132 Forrest Barranger Thomas, police, 11 Ensor Barranger Wm. hostler, 63 McElderry Barrett A. 124 Park av Barrett A. J. house furnishing, 15 n High Barrett Augustus S. butcher, 129 n Regester Barrett Catherine, millinery, 546 w Fayette Barrett David, watchman C. H. 107 Pierce Barrett Edward, drayman, 1 Hagan's ct Barrett Eliza, millinery, 90 Richmond Barrett Emily, 347 Franklin Barrett Eugene, clerk, 81 n Howard Barrett Francis 0. (J, Post & Co.) 124 Park av Barrett Geo. W. carpenter, 108 Mulberry Barrett George, (B. & Rosendorn, ) 476 Lex- ington Barrett George B. musician, 178 Pearl Barrett George E. cutter, 18 s Fremont Barrett George W. teamster, 132 Johnson Barrett Gregory, sr. 115 n Fremont Barrett Henrv, carpenter, 2 McHenry BARRETT &H1GG1NS, (W. D, Barrett, J. T. Higgins, ) wholesale hats and caps, 244 w Baltimore Barrett James H. clerk, 310 n Howard Barrett James J , Fulton nr Franklin Barrett Jatnes .M. mariner, 132 Johnson Barrett James J. (Jessing & B. ) prof, of music,

17 McElderry Barrett Mrs. Jane F. seamstress, 40 Henrietta Barrett John M. clerk, 162Lanvale Barrett John H. mariner, 132 Johnson Barrett John I. clerk, 289 e Pratt Barrett John G. bootfitter, 187 w Pratt Barrett John, driver, 40 Penn Barrett John, grocery, 289 e Pratt Barrett John L. 78 s Eden Barrett L. Z. clerk, 286 w Hoffman Barrett Margaret, 162 Lanvale Barrett Margaret E. 18 s Fremont Barrett Margaret, 99 Eastern av Barrett .Mrs. Mary, 40 Penn Barrett Mrs. Mary, 39 Pearl Barrett .Maurice C. clerk, 93 Druid Hill av Barrett Nathan, (B., Nephews & Co.) Stater

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Barrett Patrick, mariner, 152 s Chester Barrett Rosalie, teacher, 91 n Broadway Barrett Samuel, letter carrier, 115 il Fremont Barrett & Rosendorn, (G. Barrett, F. Rosen-

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115 e Jtonument Barrett Thomas, fish, 10 Barre, dw cor Eutaw

and Stockholm Barrett Thomas, malster, 137 North Barrett Thos. H. engineer, 347 Franklin Barrett Wm. D. (B & Higgins, ) 266 w Hoff- man Barrett Wm. H. 8 St. Peter Barrett Wm. G. clerk, Potomac nr Hudson Barrett Wm. T. clerk, 162 Lanvale Barrick Phillip, laborer, 46 Barnes Barrick Wm. E. carpenter, 380 s Charles, dw

9i HoUins Barrickmau Jacob, huckster, 119 Columbia Barricknian .Marietta, tencher, 169 n Paca Barrickman Sarah E. 337 e Lombard Barriere Geo. F. ivy goods, 137 n Gaj Barrieve Isadore, cook, 129 s Exeter Barrington Edward P. bookkeeper, 663 w

Fayette Barrington Frank T. music teacher, 143 s

Broadway Barrington J. T. clerk, 143 s Broadway BarroU Benj. C. attorney, 31 n Calvert, dw 56

n Carey Barroll Benj. C. jr. clerk, 56 n Carey Barroll Edmund, clerk. 286 Madison av

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Carey Barroll Richard. 34 s Sharp Barroll Wm. V. law student, 286 Madison av Barron Daniel, machinist. 187 s Chester Barron Anton, tailor, 44 Barnes Barron Edward T. horseshoer, 267 w Biddle Barron Jacob F. washing machines, 13 n Gay,

dw Harford Co. Barron James, asst. engineer. 137 e Lombard Barron John, carpenter, 89 Walsh Barron John, produce, 95 and 96 Hanover

market, dw 79 s Paca Barron John, machinist, 10 Armistead la Barron John M. inspector, 370 Hollins Barron Margaret, waitress, 29-4 Madison av Barron Robert, clerk Howard House Barron Roger W. clerk, 79 s Paca Barron Thomas, veterinarian. 79 Walsh Barron Thomas, police, 146 George Barron Thomas, dress trimmings, 83 north

Howard Barron Thos. F. veterinarian, 79 Walsh Barron Thomas D. salesman. ',69 w Lombard

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Barron Wm. D. salesman, 169 w Lombard Barrow Frank, wagoner, 116 Front n of

Foundry Barrow Henry T. bookkeeper, 517 w Fayette Barrow 0. W". clerk, 47 Light Barrow Thos. H. salesman, 517 w Fayette Barrow Rev. Thomas, 227 e Baltimore Barrus Geo. W. cooper, 116 n Central av Barrj- Mrs. Arietta, 503 w Fayette Barry Mrs. Bridget, 17 Bank Barry ^ Bro. (J. W. and J. M. Barry,) game,

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BARRY & Bro,, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Game, Ter- rapin and Venison, n w cor. Charles and Baltimore sts,

Barry Jlrs. Catherine, 9 w Chase Barry Charles, cooper, 81 s Fremont Barry D. C. collector, 92 Saratoga Barry & Hoogewerff, (J. C. Barry, jr., S. E. Hoogewerff) merchandise brokers, 4 Gro- cers' Exchange, Commerce

BARRY & COOK, (Wm. R. Barry, Samuel G. B. Cook.) Hardware Commission Merchants, 19 South Charles.

BARRY J|- CLABY, (P. T.Barry. L.F.CIahy.)

plumbers and gas fitters, 149 Dolphin Barry Elijah W. (Wm. H. B. & Son,) 393 w

Pratt Barry Mrs. Hester, John nr Wilson Barry Henry A. coal, 1 and 3 German, dw 96

Gilmor BARRY HALL, Ewell 4- Kellv, proprietors,

12 St. Paul Barry James, painter, 44 Camden Barry James, jr plumber. 17 Harford av Barrv James, carter, 1 7 Harford av BarryJas.C.jr. (B.& Hoogewerff)! 1 McCuUoh Barry John, carpenter. 3 Watson Barry John, clerk. 47 German Barry John, 69 Vine

Barrv Capt. Jno. J. bookkeeper, 503 w Favette Barry Joseph W. (Barry & Bro.) 83 Hill " Barry Joshua H. clerk. 367 Hollins Barry John W. clerk. 503 w Fayette Barrv John W. produce. 63 L ^lontgomerv BarrV John M. (B. & Bro.) 83 Hill • Barry Patrick T.(Barry& Claby)l7 Harford av Barry Richard, watchman, 248 e F.ayette Barry Robert C. attorney, 7 McCulloh Barry Standish, currier, 87 L. Montgomery Barrv Thomas, stone mason. 189 Dolphin Barry Wm. H. (W H. B. 4- Son) 393 w Pratt Barry Wm. millwright. 118 York Barry Wm. E. clerk, John nr McMecbin Barry Wm. laborer, 57 Front n of Foundry Barry W. H. & Son. (W. H. and E. W.

Barrv) game and venison, 393 w Pratt Barrv Wm. porter, 69 Vine Barry Wm. R. (B. cj- Cook) 208 Druid Hill av Barry Wm. J. collar maker, 69 Vine Rarrv Wm. clerk, Park av Bartell Christopher, cabinet maker, 283 w

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Chase, dw 13 Bartholomaei Geo. printer, 6 Baker ct Bartholomaei Mrs. Sophia, 6 Baker's ct Barthoiomee August, tailor, 34 Bank Bartholomee Jno. J. cigar packer, 592 Saratoga Barthoiomee T. M. & Co.(T. M. Bartholomee,

R. C. Maclallan) produce, 90 w Lombard Bartholomee Theodore M.(T. M. B. & Co.)187

Druid Hill av Bartholomew Henry, salesman, 130 s Gilmor Bartholomew John, shoemkr, 641 w Baltimore Bartholomew Leon'd,cab't maker, 249 George Bartholomew Thos. harnsmkr, 186 s Central av Bartholow And'w J. carp. 72 n Poppleton Bartholow B. F. (G. P. Thomas & Co.) 613 w

Lombard Bartholow Christian, tailor, 510 Light Bartholow Geo. McK. dairy, 822 w Baltimore Bartholow John, butcher, 459 Lexington Bartholow Samuel, carpenter, 344 Franklin Bartholow T. M. C.(Chase,Ste\vart & Co.)N. Y. Bartholow Mrs. Thomas, 344 Franklin Bartle Levi, cooper, 67 President Bartlein John, laborer, 11 Clinton n of Elliott Bartleson Alonzo D. clerk, 1 Chatsworth Bartlett Charles, laborer, 99 Elliott Bartlett Chas.W. boat builder, 49 Elizabeth la Bartlett David L. (B., Bobbins & Co.) 57

HoUins Bartlett George, 65 n Liberty Bartlett George VV. B. hardware, 8 n Howard,

dw 65 n Liberty Bartlett James, boat builder foot Montgomery,

dw 34 Johnson Bartlett James, boat builder, 53 Elizabeth la Bartlett James L. tobacconist, 15 s Chester BARTLETT, BOBBINS & CO.(D. L. Bartlett, 'H. W, Bobbins,) wholes, stove warehouse and architectural iron works and heating apparatus, 24 Light, foundry, Pratt and Scott Bartlett Thomas, blacksmith, 15 s Chester Bartlett \Vm. S. boat builder, 217 Bank Bartman Augustus, laborer, 4 Brannan ct Bartman Catherine, 143 s Regester Bartman Christ, brass finisher, 143 k Regester Bartol & Bockmilier, (Henry B. B., Wm. P. Bockmillerl carriage manufs. 94 u Calvert Bartol Henry B.(B. & Bockmiller)219 Aisquith Bartol James L. chief judge Court of Appeals,

n e cor Chase and Eden Bartol Levi, cooper, 149 s Ann Bartol Mrs. Sophia, 219 Aisquith Bartol Sophia A. 82 Mulberry Bartold John, tailor, 151 Dover Bartoli Xicolai, fruit, 45 Albemarle Barton Andrew C. sailmaker, 102 Granby Barton Mrs. Ann E. 16 u Front

Barton Beal R. (Shipley & B.) 258 e Madison Barton Dr. Boiling W. 128 w Madison Barton Mrs. Cecelia, 256 s Ann Barton Edward, laborer, 369 Canton av Barton Esau, miller, 118 n Gay Barton Frank, laborer, 355 s Bond Barton Greenburj, 102 Granby Barton Ignatius D. printer, 28 n Caroline Barton Jas. I.(B. & Keyworth)198 e Baltimore Barton James, ship joiner, 53 n Wolfe Barton Jennings, ship joiner, 142 s Chester Barton John T. collector water department, 62

s Washington Barton Joseph, wagoner, 258 e Madison Barton Joseph, wagoner, 152 n Spring Barton Joshua, finisher, 291 William Barton Julius, tailor, 144 e Lombard Barton & Key worth, (Jas. I. Barton,C.B. Key- worth, merchant tailors, 2 Light Barton Martin, laborer, Potomac nr Hudson Barton Mrs. Mary, 369 Canton av Barton Mary J. dressmaker, 162 e Fayette Barton Patrick, laborer, 369 Canton av Barton Philip A. (P. A. B. & Co.) Balto co BARTON PHILIP A. & CO. (P.A.Barton,

W. A. Staylor)tanners, curriers and leather,

7 and 9 Cheapside Barton Randolph, (B. ^ Wilmer)181 w Fayette Barton Mrs. Rebecca, 258 e Madison Barton Samuel, police, 223 e Lombard Barton Samuel S. sailmaker, 162 e Fayette Barton Samuel S. carpenter, 225 n Eden Barton Samuel S. carpenter, 6 Watson Barton Thad.J. theatrical manager, 174 e Pratt Barton Theodore, employm't agt.l8 n Liberty,

dw 141 Lexington Barton Thomas L. finisher, 87 Boyd Barton Willard G. provisions, 190 s Eutaw BARTON & WILMER,(R. Barton,S. Wilmer)

attorneys at law, 35 St. Paul Barton Wra. L. printer, 24 e Baltimore Bartrani Horace, blacksmith, 83 s Spring Bartram Wm. potter, 260 e Jlonument Bartsch Frederick, passe partouts and show

cards, 1 s Sharp, dw 183 Ai=quith Bartsclier Christopher M. polire.401 e Lombard Bartscher Jno. upholsterer, 10! Jackson sq av BARTZ DANIEL, restaurant, 5 South Baruch Chas. laborer, 13 Abbot Barwick Mrs. Alice H. 248 Hollius Barwick John W. laborer, 141 Hudson Baschter Joseph, laborer, 189 s Bethel Bascom Maria, 265 St. Paul Base Ball Relief Association, J. R. Sheckels,

president, 227 Conway Base Daniel F. tailor, 43 Barnes Base Frederick, baker, 334 Mulberry Basel Joseph, shoemaker, 122 s Chapel Bash Edw:ird H. (t^niall & B.)82 w Monument Bash IJenr' M. 82 w Monument Bash Jno. li. 'Patterson & B.)244 Linden ar Bask Joseph, porter, 164 w Baltimore Basler Frederick, cigarmaker, Frederick road

near Calverton road Basler Matthew, cooper, 118 Frederick av Bass Geo. B. carpenter, 248 s Sharp Bass Sigmund, peddler, 200 s Broadway Bassett Mrs. Caroline, 3 Williamson al Bassett Freem. boilermaker, 228 Montgomery Bassett Geo. T. brakeman, 130 s Gilmor Bassett Mrs. Henrietta, Butler nr Henrietta Bassett Richard, agent, 259 s Wolfe

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Baasett Wm. H. huckster, Butler nr Henrietta Bassford Geo. of tobacco wareh.l02e Lombard Bassford Geo. W.screwman, 102 e Lombard Bassford Mrs. Maria 0. 118 Park av BASSHOR THOMAS C. &C0., (T. C. Bas-

shor, W. Stehbins ) engineers and manuf.

heating apparatus, 26 Light Basshor Thomas C. (T. C. Basshor & Co.) 269

Linden av Bast Mrs. Louisa L. boarding, 121 Hollins Bastable Alvin N. cattle broker, Eutaw house Bastable James G. salesman, Eutaw house Bastert August, laborer, 19 s Cannon Bastert Wm. moulder, 19 s Cannon Bastian Henry, cigarmaker, 28 L Hampstead Bastien Emil, bookkeeper, 89 Lexington Bastieo Mad. E. ladies' hair dresser, 89 Lex- ington Baswitz Henrj, bookkeeper, 187 n Gaj Baswitz Moritz, millinerj, 187 n Gay Batchelor Adam, laborer, 6 Hasselberger's ct Batchelor Andrew J. ship carpenter, 17 s

Washington Batchelor Mrs. Annie B. 34 Gittings Batchelor Benjamin E. sailmaker, 70 Bank Batchelor Chas. clerk, 39 Holland Batchelor Christopher E. carpenter. 50 Aisquith Batchelor David, shoemaker, 39 Holland Batchelor Ezra, shoemaker, 221 w Fayette Batchelor Geo. W. roofer, 87 n Ann Batchelor James, police, 307 Aisquith Batchelor James, laborer, 64 n Central av Batchelor Leonard, oysterman. Fort av nr

Battery av Batchelor Louis F. carrier Adams' Express,

599 Penna. av Batchelor Mrs. Martha, 599 Penna. av Batchelor Mary, 14 Miller Batchelor Mrs. Jfary, 167 Hanover Batchelor Samuel K. 87 n Ann Batchelor Mrs. Susanna, 9 e Monument Batchelor Thomas, painter, 39 Holland Batchelor Walter, brakeman, 9 e Monument Batchelor Wm.ship carpenter,! 7 s Washington Batchelor Wm, watchman, 17 s Washington Batchel.u- Wm. H. painter, 41 Holland Batchelor Wm. H. 18 L Gough Batchen Conrad, bookkeeper, 189 Barre Batcher Benj. F. carpenter, 132 Pearl Batching John, laborer, 124 St. Peter Bate J. J. oyster packer, 126 North, dw New

York Batel Albert, shoemaker, 137 n Exeter Bateman Annie, 161 Eastern av Bateman Benj. M. G. tinner, 270 Light Bateman Howard, huckster, 76 n Eden Bateman J.E. & T.B. grocers, 115 n High Bateman James J. bookkeeper, 239 Penna. av Bateman James S. tobacconist and coal oil,

125 Hillen Bateman Jno.L. boilermaker,677 w Baltimore Bateman John, grocery, 235 Columbia Bateman Jos. E. (J.E'& T.B.B.) 274 Aisquith Bateman Judge A. W. 189 w Lombard Bateman Samuel D. printer, i4 w Fayette,dw

206 Harford av Bateman Saaiuel, moulder, 224 Lifht Bateman Samuel H. packer, 361 Lexington Bateman Mrs. Sarah, notions, 239 Penna. av Bateman Thos. B.(J.E. & T.B.B. )209 Aisquith Bateman Dr. Wm. L. 89 s Fremont Bateman Wm. L. sugar refiner, 167 Aisquith

Bates Alexander B., U. S. N., 47 n Carey Bates Benjamin, tonic beer and water proof

soles, 188 Lexington Bates Charles A. clerk, 47 n Carey Bates Chas. J. civil engineer, Mansion house Batee Kdward, moulder, 21 Parkin BATES FRANKLIN L. manufacturerhoisting wheels, trucks for warehouses and dumb waiters, 9 Harrison, dw 394 e Baltimore Bates Dr. J. W. P. 73 e Baltimore Bates James, coach painter, 505 w Lombard BATES JAS. sr., iron founder and hoisting wheel manuf. s w cor Pratt and President, dw 8 8 Broadway. [Seep. 1 Advertisements} Bates John, clerk, 8 s Broadway Bates John, laborer, 12 Cuba Bates John A. distiller, 47 n Carey Bates Robert, machinist, n e cor Bank k Chester Bates Thos. tobacco pipe maker, 308 e Fayette Bates Wm. wheelwright, 174 s Bond Bates Wra. W. carpenter, 394 e Baltimore Batham Eugene H. blacksmith, 142 German Bathon George, tailor, 175 Harford av Bathschatis Albert, shoemaker, 9 Barnes Bathurst John G. 49 Mount Vernon Place Battee John, carpenter, 485 e Baltimore Battee Richard Ridgelv, attorney, 29 Lexing- ton, dw 327 Druid Hill av Batten Samuel 160 Mosher Battenfield Anna, confectionery, 409 Canton av Baltenfield Daniel, tailor, 98 Leadenhall Battenfield Henry, huckster, 218 Eastern av Battenfield Mrs. Susan, 240 Eastern av Batters Jackson, carpenter, Black Horse hotel Batton Harman, buttonmaker, 3 s Exeter Batton Patrick, laborer, 49 Forrest Battory Ignatius, property agent, 240 .Mulberry Batty Mrs. Georgia, confecl'y, 14 e Baltimore Batty Joseph, engineer, cor Orleans & Durham Batz Nicholas, laborer, 24 Clinton Batzer Alphonse, tailor, 249 e Eager Batzer Francis, 27 e Eager Batzer John, tailor, 243 e Eager Batzer John, jr. tailor, 243 e Eager Batzer John A. tailor, 249 e Eager Batzer John G. tailor, 225 e Eager Batzer Joseph, tavern, 249 e Eager Batzer Joseph, cutter, 243 e Eager Batzer Mrs. Mary, grocery, 225 e Eager Batzler John, moulder, 25 Burke Batzlei John F. china. 433 w Baltimore Bau Henry, tailor, 105 s Regester Bauch Joseph, tailor, 13 Somerset Bauch Philip, tailor, 239 e Eager Bauchardt F. umbrella maker, 75 n Eutaw Bauchardt Simon, parasols and umbrellas, 75

n Eutaw Bauddin Godfrey, bookkeeper, 28 Wilkens Bauer Alex. H. telegraphist, 213 George Bauer Andrew, grocery, 7 Park Bauer Andrew, grocery, 163 n Eutaw Bauer Casper, shoemaker, 27 n Chapel Bauer Chas. laborer, 19 Monroe Bauer Christopher, lager beer, 11 Ensor Bauer Edwaid, tailor, 476 Canton av Bauer Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 340 s Sharp Bauer Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 68 Bank Bauer Mrs. Elizabeth, trmngs, 542 w Baltimore Bauer Ernest, cabinetmkr, 57 Centre Marketsp Bauer Francis, carpenter, 542 w Baltimore Bauer Francis,cooper, 150sSpring,dw68 Bank Bauer Francis, wireworker, 231^ Mulberry

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dw 61 Chatsworth Bauer John H. clerk, 297 e Monument Bauer John C. harnessmaker, 61 Chatsworth Bauer Joseph, dry goods, 138 n Eden Bauer Mrs. Maria, 160 s Eden Bauer Matthew, tailor, 136 n Eden Bauer Michael, milkman, 12 Penn Bauer Nichalas, laborer, 168 s Bethel Bauereiss Frederick, brewer. Eastern av ext Bauermann John, carpenter, 17 Dover Bauernfeind Christopher, lab'r, Lancaster nr

Clinton Bauernfeind Henry, watchman, 13 s Durham Bauernfeind John, tavern, 94 s Wolfe Bauernschmidt Geo. lager beer brewery, Belair

av nr Chester Bauernschub John, laborer, 172 s Wolfe Bauernschmidt John, brewerv, foot Ridgely

and 281 w Pratt Bauers Christian, baker, 204 Eastern av Baueis VVm. boilermaker, 19 James la Bauerschniidt Gen. rags, 195 s Castle Bauer wein Geo. barber, 31 e Pratt Bauershipp George, cooper, Belair av nr

Schuetzen park Bauersfeld Frederick, lager beer, 73 Park Bauersfeld Wm. baker, 73 Park Baugher John P. clerk, 78 George Baugher Mary, boarding, 78 George Baugher Wm. H.(Redsecker & B.)953wPratt Baughman Mrs. Ann, 79 Park av Baughman Chas. AV. G. shoemaker, 337 w

Hoffman Baughman Daniel, carp'r,Stricker nr Saratoga Baughman Mrs. Elizabeth, 434 w Fayette Baughman Frank, laborer, 29 Wyeth Baughman James, clerk, 21 s High Baughman John W. painter, 41 n Schroeder Baughman Joseph K. i)ainter, 467 Lexington,

dw 146 n Schroeder Baughman Joshua, painter. 108 Battery av Baughman Mrs. Maggie, 325 e Lombard Baughman Samuel H. clerk, 2 e Baltimore Baughman Samuel W. painter, 9 Oxford Baughn Daniel, drayman, 89 s Fremont Bauhaus Wm. tailor," 58 Portland Baulus Jacob, butcher, 119 s Chapel Baum Adam, wheelwright, 498 Penna. av Baiim Eliza, 81 Pearl Baum Elizabeth, 218 Saratoga Baum Ellen, dry goods, 81 Pearl Baum Ernest, laborer, 177 s Bethel Baum Fred'k, (Schultheis& Baum) 212sBond Baum Geo. blacksmith, Pratt nr Scott Baum Isaac, grocery, 527 e Fayette Baum John, stove jobber, 59 Gough

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Baum John, cooper, 237 s Durham Bauman Conrad, shoemaker, 45 Harrison Bauman George, boxmaker, 36 Marion Bauman John, cooper, 193 Frederick av Baum Kushman, butcher, 3 Fell's Point mkt,

dw 554 e Fayette Baum Valentine, shoemaker, 60 n Howard Bauman August, moulder, 173 Raborg Bauman Chas. (John H. Farber & Co.) s e cor

North and Pleasant Bauman John T. 141 Johnson Bauman Zecharias, shoemaker, 43 Tessier Baumann John, musician, 223 e Madison Baumann Philip, lager beer, 43 n Frederick Baumann Wm. engineer, 11 n Caroline Baurnbach Andrew, tailor, 21 n Spring Baumeister Edward, clerk, Washington hotel Baumeister Eugene, lab'r. Washington hotel Baumer Leonard, laborer, 83 Eastern av Baumgart Jacob, cabinetmaker, 263 Hanover Baumgarten Charles, carpenter, 09 s Dallas Baumgarten Henry, engraver, 45 e Fayette Baumgarten Mrs. Rosalie, trimmings, 43

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Baumgarten,) engravers, 45 e Fayette Baumgarten Selig, (S. B. & Son,) 45 e Fayette Baumgarten Wm. S. (S. B. & Son,) 45 e

Fayette Baumgartner Adam, shoemaker, 24 James la Baumgartner And. jr. clerk, 47 Albemarle Baumgartner And. lager beer. 47 Albemarle Baumgartner John, clerk, 47 Albemarle Baumgartner Robert, clerk, 47 Albemarle Baumhauer Augustus, pnperhanger, 9 Baker ct Baumhauer Edward, cabinet maker, over 3

Clay, dw 9 Baker's ct Baumhauer Robert, printer, 9 Baker's ct Baummer John, laborer, 15 n Chapel Baummer Sigmund, cooper, 89 s Regester Baumshla Henry, tailor, 284 s Charles Baumshla Henry, jr. tailor, 284 s Charles Baumuller John, shoemaker, 331 William Baunschmidt John, laborer, 59 Gough Baur Charles, laborer, 19 Monroe Baur Henry, machinist, Bolton Depot Baurgelt Rebecca W. 116 Lee Bans Christopher, 62 Short Bans Conrad, huckster, 5 Chesnut al Bausch Catherine, confect'y, 351 Canton av Bausch Conrad, laborer, 351 Canton av Bausch John, laborer, 228 s Castle Bausch John, attorney, 39 n Charles,