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WOODS' 11
BALTIMORE DIRECTORY,
FOR 1858-'59:
CONTAINING THE NAMES OF HOUSEKEEPERS, CLERKS, SALESMEN, SEAMSTRESSES, AND ALL RESIDENT BUSINESS PERSONS-THEIR OCCUPATIONS, PLACES OF BUSINESS & DWELLINGS,
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Classified-so that Strangers and Citizens can, at a glance, find all PERSONS ., BUSINESS under their respective Business Heads :
AN ENGRAVED MAP OF THE CITY,
WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING THE
STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS, AVENUES, WHARVES,
CITY GOVERNMENT-BANKS-TELEGRAPHS-MAILS-STEAMBOAT, RAIL ROAD AND TRANSPORTATION LINES-INSURANCE FOREIGN CONSULS-CHURCHES-PUBLIC SCHOOLS- BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES, &c., &c.
BALTIMORE:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS, 202 BALTIMORE STREET.
( 1850) 1
Minal
CONTENTS OF APPENDIX.
Banking Institutions
Boundaries of the Wards,
Churches, . 538
City Government,
479 480
Insurance Companies,
484-5-6
Markets and Wharves,
Offices, &c.,
Athenæum,
Adams' Express Company,
Baltimore Association for the Improv. of the Cond. of the Poor,
Baltimore Cemetery Company,
Baltimore Infirmary
Board of Trade,
Commissioner of Insolvent Debtors,
Consuls and Vice Consuls,
Corn and Flour Exchange,
Custom House, .
Gas Light Company of Baltimore,
Gray Manufacturing Company of Maryland,
Greenmouut Cemetery Company of Baltimore,
Horticultural Society of Maryland,
Laurel Cemetery, (Colored,)
Loudon Park Cemetery Company, .
Maryland Hospital for the Insane,
Maryland Institute for Promoting Mechanic Arts,
Maryland Gas Company,
Manufacturers and Mechanics' Exchange,
Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Navy Agent,
Notaries Public,
Philadelphia Guano Company,
Post Office,
491-2 489
Susquehanna Canal Company,
490 490
United States Marshal,
489
Water Commissioners,
490
Packets,
488 493
Public Schools,
Railroads,
487-8
Stages. .
488
Steamers and Steamboats,
486-7
Streets, Alleys, Avenues, Squares, Wharves, &c.,
471-2-3-4-5-6-7
Telegraphs,
488
Transportation Lines,
486
See page 517 for Removals, Changes, &c.
491 489 489 491
Resident Commissioners,
The Merchants' Exchange Reading Rooms,
489 489 490 489 490 490 491 491 491 491 490 491 490 491
489 490 491 491 491 490 490
Courts,
Page. 481-2-3 478-9
477
PREFACE.
THE immense labor and perplexities of canvassing and printing a Second Edition of this work has been accomplished, and the publisher herewith sends it forth to its patrons with the renewed confidence of its giving as much satisfaction as the First, which he is here gratified in being able to say was universal. His capa- city and facilities are ample for the compilation and printing of such a work; and, although it has not been sufficiently remunera- tive, he has an abiding hope, that by making cach successive edi- tion as fully correct and reliable as can possibly be done, his fellow- citizens will, in the future, appreciate and encourage him more liberally, so that he may be able to publish an Annual Edition. Although strenuous efforts were made, the number published of the First Edition was only 1,800, the Second, 1,900, requiring very little calculation to see that the profits are anticipatory in future Editions, by establishing a good character for such a publi- cation
The reader will realize the vast labor performed, from the fact of there being in round numbers, 46,000 names in the work- showing an increase of 10,000 over the last edition, and contain- ing, in printer's technicals, 1,848,000 ems. A large corps of can- vassers for names (not for advertisements) required eight weeks, not losing one working day by inclement weather. The Printing was accomplished in 23 working days-an exploit never equaled before in Baltimore.
This work contains, in addition to the Directory proper, a Busi- ness Directory and other useful information, needed ; but the pub- lisher only professes to publish a Reliable City Directory, and that accomplished, should be satisfactory.
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The publisher feels it his privilege here to refer to another Directory being published in opposition to his edition. He has not objected to a gentlemanly business competition, but to mis- representation and falsehood-many citizens having called at the publication office to say that they were imposed upon by the other party, by representing that "Woods had abandoned his publica- tion"-that "it was Woods' Directory they were getting out," &c. Now, all this he resisted, and it is with grateful feelings he an- nounces, that the people of his native city met the imposition with overwhelming indignation.
Woods' Directory is an entire Home publication, and worthy the patronage of the citizens of Baltimore.
He returns his warmest thanks for the kind feelings manifested towards him in the course of the publication, and for the uniform courtesy extended to his canvassers in giving them the desired information.
LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
Page.
Adams Express Company,
164 W. Baltimore-st., front outside cover.
Arnold George W.,
Baker, 118 W. Fayette street, 13
Baker Brothers & Co.,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass and Glass- ware, 32 and 34 s Charles street, S
Baltimore College Dent'l Sur'y, N. E. corner Hanover and Lombard-sts., 46
Baltimore Equitable Society,
19 South street, 40
Baltimore Female College,
53 St. Paul street, 12
Baltimore Infirmary,
S. W corner Greene and Lombard-sts., 45
Baltimore Life Ins. Company,
Balt. & Phila. Steamboat Co., Barrett & De Beet,
Looking-Glass, Picture Frames, &c., 72 W. Baltimore street, 10
Bates James,
Iron Founder, 1, 3 and 5 President-st., 49
Benedict, Kissner & Co.,
Carpets and Coverlet Manufs. 93 Bank-st., 10
Berger John,
Bookseller, 252 W. Baltimore street, 9
Bibb & Co.,
Stove Dealers, 39 Light street 22
Bourne James,
Hatter, 193 W. Baltimore street, 2
Boyd John,
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider and Hops, 14 S. Gay street, 50
Butler Thomas,
Boot and Shoemaker, 255 W. Pratt-st. 14
Clarke & Jones,
Candy and Fruit Dealers, 20 Light-st., 7
Clarkson Joseph & Son.,
Engineers and Machinists, 75 Front-st., 6
Colton William,
Coal Dealer, cor. Gough and Central av.
7
Connolly J. B. & T. F ..
Marble Cutter, 49 E. Madison street,
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Coonan Daniel,
Clothier, 70 Market Space, and 119 W. Baltimore street, 9
Cortlan & Co.,
Importers and Dealers in Housekeeping Goods, 216 and 218 W. Baltimore-st ..
1
Cromwell Line Charleston Steamers, 116 Spear's wharf,
5
Crook Walter, Jr.,
Upholsterer, 220 W. Baltimore street, 6
De Ford Charles D. & Co.,
Tobacco Merchants, 37 S. Gay street 55
Dietz Lawrence D.,
Fancy and Variety Goods, 151 Franklin street, near Paca, 19
Denmead A. & W. & Sons,
Iron Founders, corner North and Monu- ment streets, 17
Dorry E. G.,
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Fittings and Hydrants, 314 E. Pratt street, 18
General Commis. Merchts. and dealers in
Ellicott & Hewes,
Butter and Cheese, 59 Exchange place, 9
15 South street, 42
Office, 3 Light street wharf,
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6 LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
Faringer Charles,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer, Consti- tution street, near Buren, 28
Field A.
Fireman's Insurance Co.,
Oyster Packer, 309 W. Lombard street, 25
Forster & Slack,
Coal Dealers, cor. South and Lombard-sts.
George Francis,
Fresco Painter, 341 Franklin street, 37
Gilmour's N. Y. Bakery and Confectionery, 243 W. Pratt street,
Groebel & Volkmar,
Patent Improved Marquetry, 108 Penn- · sylvania avenue 57
Hammer, Leib & Co.,
Coal Dealers, 67 Second street, and cor. German and Paca streets, 20
Bell, Hose and Card Manufacturer, 33 S. Eutaw street, 21
Hazlitt James & Co.,
Hickman William H.,
Hiss & Austin,
Upholsterers and Furniture Dealers, 128 W. Fayette street, 21
Hunt Samuel,
Howard Insurance Company,
Jeffreys T. R.,
Fancy and Sign Painter, corner Fayette and North streets, (up stairs,) 33
Johnson R.,
Sash, Door and Building Materials, 69 W. Pratt street, 55
Johnson Thomas D.,
Insurance, 73 Second street, 42
Keenan James,
Horse Shoer, 39
Kelly C. A.
Coppersmith, 40 York street, 35
Kensett Thomas,
Oyster Packer, West Falls avenue, 35
Kerchner Francis W.,
Boot and Shoemaker, 178 W. Baltimore street, inside back cover page.
Kimberly Brothers,
Provision Packers, corner Patterson and Pratt streets, 25
Knabe William & Co.,
Piano Manufs. 1, 3, 5 & 7 N. Eutaw-st., 31
Knight A. L.,
Paper Dealer, 5 S. Charles street, 26
Koehler F. X.,
Seal Engraver and Die Sinker, 140 W. Fayette street, 26
Kummer Wolf,
Watchmaker, 79 Thames street, 35
Lay & Brother,
Eagle Printing Ink Works, 241 Dock-st., below Third, Philadelphia, 32
House Carpenter, Contractor and De- signer, 31 Park street, 47
Logan J. II. & Co.,
Cabinet Makers, 41 N. Paca street, 26
Lucas Brothers,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book
Manufacturers, 170 W. Baltimore-st., 56
37
Haskell John H.,
Liquor Imps. & Deals. 39 & 41 S Gay-st. 20 Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, 234 N. Gay street, 27
Saddler and Harness Maker, 202 W. Baltimore street, . 15
corner Howard and Clay streets,
41
Lee John W.,
N. E. cor. South and Second-sts., 40 54
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LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
Marine & Inland Ins. Co., Marsters J. D.,
Maryland Oil Company,
Maryland Gas Co. of Balt.
Mason Brothers,
Mathews & Zollickoffer,
Meeth John,
McCall J. H., McClellan J. S.,
McClymont William & Co.,
Mccullough John G.,
Murray James,
Murphy John,
National Fire Ins. Co.,
Newman Bro. & Sons,
Piano Manufacturers, 510, 512, 518 and 522 W. Lombard street, 43
71 Lexington street, 11
3 Light street wharf, 4
Jewelry and Watch Dealer, 148 W. Bal- timore street, 26
Portable Saw Mill M'ks. N. Schroeder-st. 29
Tin and Iron Dealers, 83 S. Charles-st., 37
Pearson George,
Perkins P. L.,
Peters William,
Brass and Bell Founder, corner Concord and Pratt streets, 51
Fire and Life Insurance, 63 Second-st., 43
Gas Fixtures and Chandeliers, 274 W. Baltimore street, 34
Stove Dealers, 46 Light street, 14
Robinson J. S.,
Paper Dealer, 24 S. Charles street, 19
Brick Manufacts. 314 E. Pratt street, 18
Dealers in Cigars, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, 10 S. Gay street, 18
Water Cure, cor. Hollins and Mount-sts., opposite Union square, 48
Sexton S. B. & Co.,
Shryock Henry S. & Son,
51 W. Lombard-st., opp. Custom House, 42 Ambrotypist, 147 Lexington street, 38
71 South street, 16
Office, cor. Baltimore and St. Paul-sts., over Bank of Baltimore, 30
Cotton Duck Manufs. 79 Smith's wharf, 35
Commission Merchts, 128 N. Howard-st., 21 oot and Gaiter Maker, corner Warren and Light streets, 33
Practical Gas Fitter, 15 W. Fayette-st., 22
Hat and Cap Manufacturer, 343 W. Baltimore street, 39
Coal Dealers, West Falls Avenue, 34
Coal Dealer, cor. Pratt and Fremont-sts.,
and N. W. cor. Park and Fayette-sts, 24
Millwright and Machinist, 42 York-st., 25
Bookseller, Printer and Stationer, 184 W. Baltimore street, 13 South street, 41
Newton University, N. Y. & Balt. Line Steamb's.
Ninde James,
Page George & Co.,
Parker E. L. & Co.,
Coffee and Spice Dealer, 5 N. Liberty-st., 28 Ambrotypist, 99 W. Baltimore street, 38
Proud J. G. & Sons,
Richards John,
Robbins & Co.,
Robinson L. & G.,
Rosenfeld & Co.,
Scheiferdecker C. C.,
Stove Manufs. and Iron Founders, 111 W. Lombard street, 53
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Manufs. and Up-
holsterers, 6 S. Calvert street, .
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LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
Sharp, Henderson & Co.,
Singer I. M. & Co.,
Sisson Hugh,
Sloan & Calwell,
Spies Charles L.,
Stewart C. J.,
Sweeney Peter,
Taylor Robert Q.,
Toland William,
Torsch John W ,
Tschudy C. Howard,
Turner Samuel E.
Tyler G. K. & Co.,
Univer. of Md., School of Med. N. E. cor. Lombard and Greene streets, 44
Van Trump & Silver,
Watch Case Makers, Wine street, between Light and Charles streets, 43
Waltzl John H.,
Warner Joseph P.,
Weaver Levi,
Paper Box Maker, S. E. cor, Baltimore and Sharp streets, 34
Weaver William H.,
Decorator aud Sign Painter, 147 W. Baltimore street, 47
Webb Charles & Jas. & Co,,
Weiskittel & Foos,
Wheeden & Son,
Ambrotypists and Photographists, 135 S. Broadway and 464 W. Baltimore-st., 37
Wheelwright & Mudge,
Paper Dealers, 14 Hanover street, 3
Wilkes Jabez,
Williams John,
Wilson & Canby,
Cement Roofers, 117 W. Baltimore-st., 6 Sewing Machine Mkrs. 105 W. Balto .- st. 23 Steam Marble Works, corner North and Monument streets, 24
Liquor Dealers, 17 and 19 Cheapside, 27
Dancing Academy, corner Baltimore and Charles streets, (up stairs,) 28
Builders' Hardware, Locksmith and Bell Hanger, 3 S. Liberty street, 50
Provision Dealer and Packer, 205, 207 and 209 Lexington street, 38
Hatter, 5 N. Calvert, front inside cover. Manufacturer of Saws, Trowels, &c., 85 N. Front street, 22
Designer and Engraver, over 117 W. Baltimore street, 58
Agricultural Implement and ,Seed Store, 97 N. Paca street, 17
Staple & Fancy Station'r, 3 S. Charles-st. 19 Steam Saw Mill, Wolfe-st., Fell's Point, 17
mbrotypist, 63 W. Baltimore-st., and 19 E. Baltimore street, 38
Watch Case Maker, 7 Patterson building, cor. Gay and Baltimore streets, 34
Soap and Candle Manufs., 136 Enser-st., 39
Stove and Hollow Ware Foundry, 304, 306 & 308 Aliceanna street, 27
Flour, Grain and Feed Dealer, 380 and 382 Canton avenue, 19
Bookbinder and Stationer, 2 Water-st., 33
Abbott's City Block Mills, at Drawbridge, West Falls avenue, 52
WOODS'
BALTIMORE DIRECTORY,
1858-'59.
ABBREVIATIONS.
EFn, north; s, south ; e, east; w, west ; st. street ; ct. court; av. avenue; al. alley ; la. lane ; dw. dwelling ; L. P. Locust Point; cor. corner.
AAK
AAKERMAN Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle Aaron Lewis, second hand clothing dealer, 21 Pine
Abbett Samuel R. 25 Hollins
Abbett Thomas M. treas. Susq. Canal Co. 13 Lexington, dw 25 Hollins
Abbes Francis H. hatter, 163 Chesnut Abbes Mrs. Sarah C. 163 Chesnut Abbot Alex. clerk, 48 Stiles
Abbott Asbury, boiler maker, Hamburg near Charles
ABBOTT D. W. butter depot, n e cor How- ard and Richmond
Abbott Edwin A. lumber merch. and steam saw mill, East Falls av. dw 113 s High
Abbott Elizabeth B. boarding house, 74 Lexington
Abbott Francis, moulder, 55 Eastern av
Abbott George, cooper, 48 Stiles
Abbott Horace & Son, Canton rolling mill, Hudson Canton -
Abbott Horace (H. A. & Son) 67 e Pratt
Abbott Henry, 101 Montgomery
Abbott Henry M. salesman, 25 Hollins
Abbott John E. laborer, rear G. Hughes near Light
Abbott John, shoemaker, 51 Bank
Abbott John, shoe store, 52 s Broadway, dw 208 Eastern av
Abbott John W. tobac. deal. 212 Lexington Abbott James F. speculator, 130 n Bond Abbott Martin, shoemaker, 30 Dewberry al Abbott Noah, cabinet maker, Cross
Abbott Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway Abbott Wm. H. police officer, Hamburg near Charles
Abchen Ambrose, shoemaker, 9 Bevan al
Abel Christopher, butcher, 177 Penn av
Abel Christian, tailor, 57 Bank
Abel Deborah, 98 s Central av Abel Hannah, 93 n Fremont
Abel Ignatius, collector, 55 s Paca Abel John, tailor, 46 German
ABELL A.S.& Co publishers Balt. Sun, se cor. Balt.& Sonth,dw A.S.A.36 Mulberry
ABU
Abell Edwin F. clerk, 36 Mulberry
Abell Leonard, tailor, 324 Henrietta
Abell Sarah E. seamstress, 191 Vine Abell Thomas P. tailor, 156 Henrietta Abell William, tailor, 33 s Poppleton
Abenderffer Christian, laborer, 131 Mont- gomery
Abendsheim Andrew, barber, 164 s. Bond
Abendschoen Clem. carpet weaver, 232 s Charles
Abendschoen Lewis, glass flattener, 60 Hill Abercrombie David, bookseller, 79 Chew Abercrombie Thos machinist, 376 Ostend Abercrombie Thos. variety store, 66 Camden Abesmyer Henry, hackman, 243 s Bond Abey George, hatter, Ann near Fayette Abey Georgc, laborer, 83 Washington
Abey Joseph, hnekster, William nr Fort av Abey Jos. W. clerk, 341 e Pratt
Abey William H. grocery, 369 Light Abhan Henry, 211 Chesnut
Abrahams & Ashcroft, ship builders, cor Wolfe and Thames and cor Thames and Philpot
Abrahams Jacob D. n Broadway near Balt. Abrahams John J. (A. & Asheroft) dw n w cor Broadway and Baltimore
Abrams John J. ship builder, cor Thames and Philpot, ft. Caroline, office 58 Philpot Abrahams Mary Ann, 96 s Caroline
Abrahams Wm. H. clerk, cor Broadway & Baltimore
Abrahams Woodward,(T J.Cochran & Co.) 113 s Broadway
ABRAMS ALEXANDER J. marble cut- ter, opp. Greenmount, dw 268 Green- mount av
Abrams & Easley, boat builders, 10 Philpot Abrams Jacob, 287 e Fayette
Abrams Jacob D. (A. & Easley ) 2 n Broad- way
Abrams Washington, boat builder, 235 Can- ton av
Aburn Charles, grocer, 67 Lancaster
Aburn Emily, grocery, 321 e Baltimore
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Aburn James, ship carpenter, 7 Philpot ABURN JOHN, grocer, cor Thames & Philpot
Aburn Johnson, carpenter, 321 e Baltimore Aburn Wm. ship carpenter, 92 Block Abt John, shoemaker, 230 Cathedral Achey Chas. F. (F. 1 & Son) 132 German Achey Fredk. & Son, curriers, 22 s Liberty Achey Fredk. (F. A & Son) 129 German Achom George, tailor, 79 Bank
Ackenback Henry, butcher, 417 Green- mount av
Ackerman Benj rigger, Hampstead hill Ackerman Frederick, 125 s Exeter
Ackerman Henry, laborer 88 Albemarle Ackerman John B. tailor, 75 s Regester Ackerman Lewis, rigger, 234 Aliceanna Ackert Henry, shoemaker, 64 Central av Ackland James, lottery, 38 North Ackland James, bookkeeper, 325 n Gay Ackleman John, tailor,'89 s Wolfe Ackmand Henry, cigar maker, 61 Boyd Ackman Jacob, cooper, 234 Henrietta Ackwood Win. F. sailor, 155 e Pratt Acomb James, clerk, 52 Josephine Acomb John, basket maker, 46 Ross A comb Joseph, basket maker, 42 Ross ACOMB WILLIAM, basket & brush man-
ufacturer & cedar cooper, 125 Franklin Adair John, machinist, 95 Preston Adair Win. R. attorney, 41 St. Paul
Adam John, blacksmith, 23 Hillen, dw 25 Adams A. F. carpenter, 3112 Cider al dw 233 Mulberry
Adams Ann, Mulliken ct
Adamıs Adelaide, boarding house, 59 Lex- ington
Adams Albert, shoemaker, 96 Ross
Adams Ann F. seamstress, 101 Montgomery
Adams Benjamin F. hatter, Warner near Henrietta
Adams Charles S. clerk, 239 e Baltimore
Adams Charles, shoemaker, 165 s Eden Adams Charles, com. mercht. 87 s Bond
Adams Edward, grocer, and provision deal. 226 Hollins
Adams Edward, conductor B. &. O. R. Road dw 72 Chatsworth
Adams Elizabeth M. boarding house, 12 St. Paul
Adams Eliza Jane, 18 w Lombard
Adams Eliza, dressmaker, 107 Montgomery Adams Elizabeth, dressmaker, 189 s Paca ADAMS EXPRESS CO. 164 w Baltimore Samuel M. Shoemaker, resident partner, [ Sce Cover.]
Adams Frederick, blacksmith, 51 n Exeter Adams Francis, cigar maker, 75 n Fremont Adams Capt Geo. W. mariner, 236 s Charles ADAMS REV. GEORGE F. 239 e Balt. Adams Henry, piano maker, 194 w Fayette Adams Hannah E. board. house, 128 Conway Adams Henry, gold and silversmith, No. 2
Basement of Jarvis building, cor North and Baltimore, dw 233 Lexington Adams H. E. boarding house, 87 Lee Adams Henry, laborer, 75 n Fremont Adams James C. beef and pork packer and provision inspector, 28 Second, dw 147 w Lombard
Adams Jacob, watchman, 161 Hughes -
Adams Jacob, carter, 5 Abbey al Adams John A. clerk, 100 Ross
Adams John F. carpenter, 54 Clay, dw 222 Conway
Adams Capt. John, U. S. A. 258 Madison av Adams Capt. John E. 116 Chew
Adams John E. brickmaker, Charles near Hamburg Adams John Q. 15 Columbia
Adams John K. barkeeper, n e cor Fayette and Harrison
Adams John W. collar maker, 445 w Balt.
Adams John H. sail maker, 83 William Adams John, policeman, 159 s Paca
Adams John H. (Millburn, A. & McGee) 83 William
Adams John T. lumber inspector, West Falls av, dw cor Bond and Gough
Adams Joseph, plasterer 32 Warner Adams Joseph, priv. watchman, 256 s Eutaw Adams Joseph, clerk, 46 n Exeter
Adams Joseph F. carter, 4 Church
Adams Joseph S. carpenter, 221 Ross
Adams Joseph, plasterer, 32 Warner
Adams Joshua, brass founder, 435 n Gay Adams Margaret, 31 s Durham
Adams Matthias, laborer, 295 Aliceanna Adams Orson, clerk Bank of Commerce, se cor Gough and Bond
Adams Richard, boiler maker, 59 York Adams Capt. Robt. A. mariner, 42 s Caroline Adams Samuel T. 388 w Fayette
Adams Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 20 e Pratt
Adams Silvester, 120 Hollins
Adams Samuel H. carpenter, Elbow lane rear 52 Columbia, dw 52 Columbia
Adams T. W. machine sewing and stitch- ing, over 146 w Baltimore
Adams Thos. E. M. clerk, 248 w Fayette Adams William, watchman, 179 n Dallas Adams Wwwiam H. pilot, 133 Gough
Adams W .. W. clerk, 248 w Fayette Adamson Samuel, tailor, 86 s Eutaw
Addison & Bro. shoe store, 208 w Pratt Addison Catharine, 55 n Fremont Addison Dennis, laborer, 140 Dallas
Addison Edw. R. machinist. 56 s Poppleton Addison George C. (A & Bro.) 208 w Pratt Addison G. C. 54 Conway
Addison George M. & Co. grocers, 210 Lexington
Addison Dr. John, southern dispensary, 48 Conway
Addison John, steward, 157 e Lombard
Addison Samuel S. shoestore, 230 w Pratt dw McMechin between John and Oliver Addison Theodore, engineer, 56 s Poppleton Addison Wm. H engineer, 60 s Poppleton ADDISON WILLIAM MEADE, attorney at law and U. S. district attorney, Law buildings cor Lexington and St. Paul, dw Annapolis Junction.
Addison William sr. carp. s e cor Hanover and Williamson al. dw 75 William
Addison Wm. W. (A. & Bro.) 208 w Pratt Addison Wm. jr. brickyards, foot Leaden- - hall, dw 75 William
Adelman Charles, cooper, 20 n Spring
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Adkisson & Clark, sailmakers, cor Light & | Ahrens T. blacksmith, 3 House's court, dw
Camden and 123 Dugan's wharf
Adkisson James, barber, 52 Ensor Adkisson Wm. (A. & Clark) 210 Franklin Adler Aaron, grocer, 76 Harrison
Adler Abraham, clerk, 96 e Baltimore Adler Adolph, salesman, 49 n Howard
Adler Andrew, cabinet mk. 246 n Caroline
Adler Christopher, tailor, 38 Morris al Adler George, blacksmith, 8 s Fremont
Adler Henry, (Simon Frank & Co.) 96 e Baltimore
Adler Julius, dry goods dealer, 210 and 212 s Broadway
Adler Joseph, property agent, 64 s Eden Adler Lewis H. merch. tailor, cor Liberty and German, dw 177 s Charles
Adler M. & Co. clothiers, 372 w Baltimore Adler M. (M. A. & Co.) 71 s Sharp
Adler Marcus, dry goods, 195 s Broadway
Adler Philip, com. mercht. 10 s Charles, dw 15 s Liberty
Adolph John, 21 Shakspeare
ADREON C. C. sup't Northern Central Railway, dw 316 Franklin
Adreon Elizabeth, seamstress, 522 Pennsyl- vania av
Adreon Hannah, 316 Franklin
Adreon Henry C. clerk, 136 Hanover
Adreon Pearson, collector and agent, Broad- way, between Orleans and Jefferson ADREON WILLIAM & CO. auctioneers
and commission merchants, 22 s Charles Adreon Wm. T.(W A. & Co.) 136 Hanover Ady James, variety store, 161 Sharp Affayroux Appelotte, carpenter, 143 n Eden Atfelder Max, book keeper, 15 s Liberty Alflick James, tool manuf. 45 Oregon Atllick James, conductor, 45 s Oregon Alllick Thomas, painter, dw 53 German Agan Francis, laborer, 83 MeElderry's whf Agathusians or Good Ladies Beneficial So- ciety, cor Lexington and Eutaw Age Florida, 193 s Charles
Aged Women's Home, n w cor Lexington and Calhoun, Hannah Hardester, matron Agen Martin, 73 Stirling
Ager John, laborer, 13 Henry
Agler George, coachsmith, Raborg near Green, dw 8 s Fremont
Agnew Thomas, carpenter, 169 Cathedral
Ahard Wm. shoemaker, 157 e Fayette Aharn Daniel, 24 Fawn
Ahcen Lawrence, shoemaker, Port al Can- ton av.
Ahern Daniel, laborer, 123 s Chester
Ahern Jeremiah, wagoner, 100 Mullikin
Ahern John, bricks and iron, Canton, dw 253 n Eutaw
Ahern Laurence, tavern, 7 Fish Market
Ahern Nathan T. umbrella maker, 1442 e Lombard
Ahlers Geo. F. cigar maker, 167 e Balti- more
Ahlers Henry, laborer, 101 s Ann
Ahling Henry, tavern, 74 Buchanan's whf Ahrens Adolph, (Stirling & A.) 77 n Eutaw AHRENS AHREND, vinegar depot, 26 Eastern av
Ahrens Augustus, 263 Eastern av
94 s Sharp
Ahrenz Martin, shoemaker, 72 Camden
Aich Tabion, huckster, 200 Bethel
Aidt Joseph, carpenter, 257 Aisquith
Aidt L. shoemaker, 56 Ross
Aihenbach Adam, confec. 104 n Howard Aikin John, finisher, 25 Hamilton
Aikin Dr. Wm. E. A. prof. chemistry Uni- versity of Maryland dw 25 Hamiltou
Airey Capt. Basil, 63 s Ann
Airey Edward, carter, 170 Orleans
Airey Elias, shoemaker, 56 Preston Airey Hiram, shoemaker, 53 Preston
Airey James, shoemaker, 152 Ross
Airey James, tailor, 13 Church
Airey James, wharfinger, 4 s Central av
Airey Jerome, detective police, marshal's office, dw 19 Poppleton
Airey Jerome, policeman, 89 n Poppleton
Airey John B. clerk, 4 s Canal
Airey Tobias, policeman, 146 Preston
Airey William, cooper, 82 Preston
Aisquith Geo. R. tobacconist, 912 n Eutaw, dw 248 w Fayette
Aitche-on James, brassfounder, 67 North, dw 173 Hoffinan
Aitken, Alex. M. clerk Marine Bank, 52 s High
Aitken Henry L. grocer, n w cor. Gough and Caroline
Aitken Mrs. Dr. James, 139 n Gay
Aitken Mrs Sarah, 272 Saratoga
Akers Charles, carpenter, 216 Biddle
Akers Edward, watch naker and jeweler, 74 s Charles
Akers Edwin, dry goods dealer, 138 Lex- ington
Akers George W. engin. 169 Montgomery
Albach George, laborer, 49 Constitution Alband Charles, porter, 316 Sharp
Albaugh Daniel J. tobacconist, 148 Light-st wharf, dw 79 Hanover
Albaugh Edward W. huckster, 155 Cross
Albaugh Grafton, shoemaker, 121 Ross Albaugh John (White & A.) 20 Tessier Albangh John, blacksmith, 24 Tessier
Albaugh John, paver, 90 n Ann
Alberger Adamn, butcher, 89 Mullikin
Alberger John, black-horse tavern, 111 n High
Albers Dr. Henry, 237 w Pratt
Albers Seibolt, oil cloth manufacturer, 266 s Ann
Albert Adam, grocery, 70 Mulberry
Albert Augustus, (A. & M. A ) 62 n Eutaw Albert Augustus J. (A. &. Bro. ) 75 w Mon- ument
Albert A. & M. paper hangers, 62 n Eutaw Albert & Brother, hardware merchants, 352 w Baltimore
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