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Ludwig Frederick, brickmaker, 3 Kaufman al Ludwig J. Henry, 135 German Ludwig James H. clerk, 135 German Ludwig John, grocer, 426 Hanover Ludwig John A. tailor, rear of 109 n Paca Ludwig Wm. 135 German Ludwing John, tavern, 53 n Frederick Luehr John, lager beer, Bond n of Shakspear Luers Barnhart, shoemaker, 86 Orleans Luers Joseph, laborer, 42 s Exeter Luewes Caroline, boarding, 238 e Lombard Luhn Gustavus, 285 w Fayette Luhrs James, 42 Eager
Luhrs Theodora, 62 Frederick Luke Ernest, fisherman, 516 Light Luke Francis, painter, 184 n Caroline Lukey Lewis, tailor, 82 Orleans Lumberson Ericsson, machinist, 249 Light Lumberson John, watchman, 249 Light
Lumpkin Robert G. (J. Ferry & Co.) 328 w Lombard
LUMSDEN ROBERT, grocer, 41 Cheapside, dw 115 s Exeter
Lumsen Peter, can maker, s w cor Fayette and Republican
Lunsley B. F. police, 165 German
Luntz John W. laborer, 80 Decker
Lupton Elisha F. contractor, 131 e Baltimore
Lupton Wm. H. carpenter, 28 Scott
Lupus Edward, photographist, over s w cor Baltimore and Centre market space, dw 61 Conway
Lupus Rudolph, watchmaker, 61 Conway
Lurman Gustav W. (L. & Co.) 59 Franklin Lurman John S. (L. & Co.) 59 Franklin
LURMAN & CO. shipping and commission merchants, 31 s Charles
Lurty Ann E. milliner, 98 Barre
Lurty Mary E. dressmaker, 98 Barre
Lurty Mrs. Rebecca, 98 Barre
Lurty Rebecca, 76 Barre
Lurz Adam, shoemaker, 13 s Frederick Lurz Michael, tavern, 335 s Bond
Lusby Caleb F. tailor, 57 Harford av
Lusby Charles H. farmer, 280 Madison av
Lusby Charles P. conductor, 603 w Lom- bard
Lusby Comegys C. 603 w Lombard
Lusby David L. gardener, e of City av n of O'Donnell .
Lusby Eliza D. E. C. 129 Hanover
Lusby John T. carpenter, s Regester near Gough
Lusby John D. (Wingate & L.) s Chester
Lusby Edward L. conductor, 339 w Lombard Lusby Edward R. 269 w Lombard Lusby Nicholas, 603 w Lombard
Lusby William, tinner, 245 n Caroline
Lusby Wm. M. huckster, 245 n Caroline Lusk Albert, teamster, 25 Barnes Lusk John S clerk, 71 s Eden
Lusk John A. hostler, 880 w Baltimore
Lusk Mrs. Margaret, 71 s Eden
Lustnauer Charles, grocery, n w cor Penna. and Northern avs Luthardt Lorenz, baker, 1 Tessier Luther John C. huckster, 28 Granby
Lutheran Church, (English Evang.) Chesa- peake, Canton
Lutheran Church, (German) Eastern av e of Broadway
Lutheran Church, (Third) Monument near Gay Lutherbeck -, butcher, 156 Ellicott
Lutheran Observer, publication office 158 w Baltimore
Lutin C. mariner, 197 Bethel ct Lutman Arnold, milkman, Clinton Lutey Lorenzo, artist, 191 w Biddle Lutwig John, porter, 52 e Lombard Lutwig Nicholas, car driver, 52 e Lombard Lutt John, wheelwright, 186 s Howard Lutton Robert. laborer, Fort av adjoining Fort McHenry
Lutts Frederick, carpenter, 325 Saratoga Lutz Andrew F. laborer, 78 Albemarle Lutz Augustus, vinegar, 170 e Madison Luiz Conrad, vinegar water, cor Mosher and Penna. av
Lutz Mrs. Elizabeth A. 92 Chew
Lutz George, laborer, 23 Walker
Lutz Henry, tailor, 3 Biddle al
Lutz Henry, butcher, 88 Centre and 16 Belair markets, dw Belair av ext
Lutz Henry, carter, Boston, Canton
Lutz Henry, shoemaker, 220 s Bond
Lutz Edward F. book agent, 22 Warner
Lutz Isaac, tavern, 13 w Second Lutz Johanna, grocery, 240 Eden
Lutz John, carpenter, 276 n Central av
Lutz John F. tavern, 69 Centre Market space
Lutz Joseph, tanner, 179 Ensor
Lutz Martin, laborer, 110 e Lombard
Lutz Mary, 88 Aisquith
Lutz Nicholas, painter, 150 n Front
Lutz Mrs. Susan, 338 e Lombard
Lutz Valentine, wagoner, 554 w Pratt
Lutzner Charles, laborer, 2 Green ct Lux Fredk. provisions, 129 Barre
Lyburn Capt. John, mariner, 614 Light
Lyburn Mrs. Samuel, 40 n Oregon Lybrand Henry, wheelwright, 77 Hollins
Lycett George, bookbinder, over 8 n Liberty,. dw Baltimore co
Lycett Robert, helper, 143 s Chapel
Lydecker Philip, butcher, 78 Lexington mar- ket, dw Frederick road near tollgate
Lydecker Theodore, butcher, 96 Lexington and 3 Hanover markets, dw Frederick road; near tollgate
Lydon James, laborer, 200 Raborg
Lye -, carpenter, 135 n Bond
Lyeth Andrew H. stone yard, 562 and 564 w Baltimore, dw 103 n Poppleton
Lyeth Caroline, 277 Franklin
Lyeth Samuel H. sr. commissary depart. 399- w Lombard
Lyeth Samuel H. jr. foreman, 399 w Lom- bard
Lyle C. E. B. clerk, 675 Lexington
Lyles Henry, (Gorman & L.) 48 Stiles Lyles John T. clerk, 133 Montgomery
Lyles Wm. commis. merch. over 84 Light-st wharf, dw 57 Lee
Lylle Mrs. Amelia, 675 Lexington
Lyman Mrs. Mary, 180 n Calvert Lynch Adreon, laborer, rear of 27 Fawn
Lynch Dennis, hackman, 67 North
Lynch Dickerson, bricklayer, 242 n Cen- tral av
Lynch Henry, ship carpenter, 215 Gough
Lynch Mrs. Hester, seamstress, 19 s Wolfe Lynch Hugh, laborer, 208 s Eutaw
Lynch James, groceries and feed, cor Howard and Cathedral
Lynch James, watchman, 4 Addison Lynch James, machinist, 37 Holland
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Lynch Mrs. Jane, 37 Holland Lynch John H. lieut. police Eastern District, 97 n Bond
Lynch John, laborer, 138 s Castle Lynch John, hostler, 8 L. Paca Lynch Mrs. Dr. J. G. sw cor Fayette and Calhoun
Lynch Joseph W. provost detective, 129 Jef- ferson Lynch Joshua, blacksmith, 217 e Madison, dw 219
LYNCH JOSHUA & CO., Fashion- able Hat and Cap House, 49 W Baltimore
Lynch Joshua (J. L. & Co.) 188 Bank Lynch Mrs. Mary, 115 Preston Lynch Matthew, wheelwright, 3 French
Lynch Matthew, grocer, 9 Booth Lynch Martha, 13 Thompson
Lynch Michael, laborer, 269 Forrest
Lynch Michael, iron founder, 147 Aliceanna Lynch Nicholas, sailmaker, 160 e Pratt
Lynch Patrick, confectionery B. & O. R. R. depot, dw 182 s Eutaw
Lynch Ralph, plumber, 37 Holland
Lynch Stephen, ship joiner, Point st. dw 277 e Pratt
Lynch Thomas E. ship carpenter, 204 s Ann Lynch Thomas, laborer, 22 Block
Lynch Thomas S. shoemaker, 4 e Bath Lynch Thomas, engineer, 69 Dawson al
Lynch Capt. Thomas, 57 York Lynch Wm. Olun, 188 n Eutaw
Lynch Wm. H. ship carpenter, 215 Gough Lynd Mrs. Ann, 77 Hull
Lynd Ellen, grocery, 133 s Castle
Lynn John C. barkeeper, basement cor Light and Baltimore
Lyon Ira C. (Rose & L.) 259 w Lombard
Lyon John, soldier, 179 n Eden
Lyon Mrs. Kate, confectionery, 248 n Cen- tral av
Lyon Lawrence, laborer, 147 s Regester Lyon Robert, 179 n Eden
Lyon Reuben (Cohen & L.) 120 n Gay Lyon Richard H. carpenter, 356 William Lyon Wm. B. deputy marshal, 96 Lee
Lyon Wm. L. iron agent, 229 Franklin
Lyons Andrew J. plumber, &c. 10 Holiday, dw 21 n Exeter
Lyons Bridget H. confectioner, 12 French
Lyons Cornelius, engineer, 22 Armistead la
Lyons Ellen, tavern, 54 Light Lyons Eliza, rear of French
Lyons Elkin, 55 Portland
Lyons Henry, shipsmith, New Dock, dw 48 "Stiles
Lyons Honora A. dress maker, 5 n Fremont Lyons James, laborer, 660 Light
Lyons James, shoemaker, 146 s Fremont
Lyons Jeremiah, fireman, 22 Armistead la Lyons John, laborer, 114 Scott Lyons John, plasterer, 24 Rock Lyons John, laborer, 42 n High Lyons John, cigar maker, 28 Warner Lyons John R. soldier, 28 Warner Lyons Lemuel Z. 157 Park Lyons Patrick, fireman, 20 Armistead la Lyons Robert, engineer, 368 Cathedral
Lyons Thomas, laborer, 7 French Lyons Thomas, 53 Thames
Lyons Wm. T. plumber, 167 n Caroline Lysher Edward, cigar maker, 66 Ridgely Lysner Christian, laborer, 13 Smith al Lytle Wm. B. tailor, 53 George Lywcker Henry, baker, 44 n Fremont
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MAACK GEORGE, soldier, 207 n Bond Maack John, laborer, 426 Hanover Maars John, wagoner, 113 Harford av
Maas Anton, tailor, 257 e Eager Maas Charles, piano maker, 32 Pearl Maasch Theodore E. butcher, 6 Fell's Point
market, dw Hampstead nr Chester Maben Eliza, 399 Saratoga
Maben George A. printer, 399 Saratoga
Maben James A. carpenter, 399 Saratoga
Maben Wm. F. dyer, 399 Saratoga
MABEE THADDEUS, vineyard hotel, Lo- cust Point
Mabbett & McCollum, feed, 146 Franklin Mabbett Wm. S. (M. & McCollum) Calver- ton Mills, Balto. co
Macartney John E. miller, 3 Mullikin Macauley David H. chair painter, 57 e Lom- bard
Macauley J. J. clerk, 154 w Lombard Macay John, laborer, 57 s Oregon
Maccubbin Mrs. Amelia, 187 n Eden
Maccubbin Aaron H. tailor, 188 e Madison Maccubbin Charles, carpenter, 303 Aisquith Maccubbin Mrs. Eleanora, 10 Diamond
Maccubbin H. ship carpenter, 23 Sterrett
Maccubbin Henry. W. lightning rod agent, 73 s Greene
Maccubbin John W. 187 n Eden
Maccubbin Richard A. carpenter, 195 Chew Maccubbin Robert W. 290 Saratoga
MACCUBBIN SAMUEL, Comptroller city of Baltimore, dw Liberty road w of Gil- mor
Maccubbin Samuel, officer custom house, Liberty road nr city limits
Maccubbin Sam'l J. bookkeeper, water board office, dw Liberty rd w of Gilmor
Maccubbin Thomas, painter, 42 North, dw 294 Chase
MACDONALD PETER M. flour and grain commission merchant, s e cor Pratt and McElderry's whf, dw 11 s Exeter
Mace Alfred, secretary to Mayor, 119 n High Mace Oscar A. cigar maker, 148 n Eden
Mace Theodore, printer, 71 Holland
Macgill P. H. (C. A. Gambrill & Co.) 66 w Madison
Macgill Richard G. (C. A. Gambrill & Co.) 66 w Madison
Mache Charles, harness maker, 282 s Bond Mache Henry, blacksmith, Washington road MACHEN ARTHUR W. & RICHARD J. GITTINGS, attorneys, 47 St. Paul
Machen Arthur W. (A. W. M. & Richard J. Gittings) 133 n Charles
Macher John S. undertaker, 67 s Paca, dw 150 Camden
Mack Andrew, hackdriver, 183 n Dallas
Mack Christian, laborer, 76 President
Mack Mrs. huckstress, 1 Jasper
Mack Mrs. Elizabeth, 6 L. Broadway
Mack George, cigar maker, 143 West
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent " Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Mack Henry, laborer, 61 James Mack Henry, laborer, 143 West Mack John, jr., cigar maker, 143 West Mack John, wheelwright, 143 West Mack Joseph, laborer, 12 Shakspear Mack Mrs. Mary, 12 President Mack Patrick, laborer, 408 s Charles
Mack Thomas, wheelwright, cor Portland and Emory, dw 81 s Fremont
Mackall Dr. Leonard, 58 Saratoga Mackall Leonard C. clerk, 58 Saratoga Macke Conrad, cedar cooper, 71 Portland Macke John H. watchmaker, 251 w Pratt
Mackee Patrick, boot and shoe store, 9 s Sharp, dw 104 Aisquith
Mackeintee Patrick, laborer, 532 w Pratt Mackel George, foundryman, 47 Elliott Mackel Philip, confectionery, 319 w Pratt Mackenheimer, Mrs. Catherine, 80 Peirce Mackenheimer John, cigar maker, 113 Chew Mackenheimer John N. cigar maker, 17 Ogston
Mackenheimer Nicholas J. constable, 17 Ogs- ton
Mackenheimer Wm. tailor, 345 Franklin
Mackenzie Colin B. (Thomas M. & Sons,) 69 Franklin
Mackenzie Cosmo T. (Thomas M. & Sons,) 69 Franklin Mackenzie Colin, 29 Read
Mackenzie Geo. N. (Thos. M. & Sons,) 195 Franklin
Mackenzie Mrs. Geo. B. 11 Courtland
Mackenzie Dr. Jas. S. 35 Lexington
Mackenzie Dr. John C. 118 Park
Mackenzie Dr. John P. 35 Lexington
MACKENZIE THOS: & SONS, importers
and dealers in hardware and saddlery, 222 w Baltimore
Mackenzie Thomas, (T. M. & Sons,) 69 Franklin
Mackenzie Thos. G. 35 Lexington
Mackenzie Thos. G. jr. 35 Lexington
Mackert Catherine, 216 Bank
Mackert Conrad, potter, 216 Bank
Mackert Henry, potter, 216 Bank
Mackin John, milkman, 190 Holiday
Mackin Mary, dairy, 77 Jefferson
Mackin Michael J. carpenter, 257 Franklin
Mackison Daniel, property agent and collect'r, 76 n Broadway
Macklin John, machinist, 17 e Monument Maclellan Arthur R. clerk, Gilmor near Franklin Macotter Joseph, ship carpenter, 4 Hill MACPHERSON SAMUEL, apothecary and druggist, s w cor Mulberry and Charles, dw 56 Hanover
Macready James, mariner, 54 Stiles
Mactier Alex. clerk, 40 Cathedral
Mactier Saml. merchant miller, over 7 Spear's wharf, dw 40 Cathedral
Macubbin James, grocer, 230 Harford av
Macubbin Wm. H. painter, 27 Valley
MACY WM. D. general commission merch. 127 and 129 McElderry's wharf, dw 127 s High
Madagan John S., U. S. N., 29 Stiles
Madden Mrs. Ann E. 22 St. Peter Madden Mrs. Catharine, 91 s Greene
Madden David, coachsmith, 640 w Baltimore Madden John, bottler, 16 President, dw 44 e Pratt
Madden Joseph, shoemaker, 71 Mount Madden Martin, hack driver, 3 L. Ross Madden Mary J. 209 e Lombard Madden Mrs. 153 e Pratt
Madden Thomas, laborer, 7 n Wolfe
Madden Thomas, laborer, 27 Warner
Madden Thos. G. clerk, 91 s Greene Madden Wm. T. painter, 142 n Calvert, dw Chase e of Caroline
Maddison Mrs. Mary, 41 McCulloh Maddox Mrs. Caroline, 136 Dover Maddox Chas. T. clerk Post Office, 59 St.
Paul Maddox Christopher, 83 Hollins
Maddox Colbert, mariner, Grove near Trux- ton
Maddox Edward, clerk, 138 Lexington
Maddox George, foundryman, 151 Cross
Maddox James, painter, 6 s Ann
Maddox James T. 67 s Bond
Maddox John, conductor Towsontown R. R. 6 s Ann
Maddux Charles, soldier, 753 w Baltimore
Maddux Thomas, shoemaker, 12 Light, dw 753 w Baltimore
Maddux Wm. J. painter, 6 s Ann
Mader George, laborer, 97 Elliott
Mader Sanfert, laborer, 102 Lancaster
Madgwick Thomas, shoemaker, 15 William- son al
Madigan John, laborer, 196 Raborg
Madigan Patrick, laborer, 49 Harrison
Madigan Thomas, laborer, Falls road near Northern av
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, cor Madison av and Townsend
Madison Mrs. Elizabeth, 11 n Gilmor Madison John, harness maker, 229 e Pratt
Madzman George, lager beer, 188 e Lom- bard
Maefert Martin, butcher, Harford avenue ex- tended
Maemple Charles, printer, 29 Harrison
Maenner J. H. Henry, teacher, 53 German Maer Frederick, cabinet maker, 102 s Eutaw Maer Henry, blacksmith, 280 s Charles
Maer Louis, tailor, 522 Penna. av
Maer Wm. drayman. 414 s Charles
Maers Sophia, seamstress, 249 s Durham Maery Sira, carter, 55 Preston
Maeyers Andrew, shoemaker, 157 Sharp
Maffei Angelo, fancy goods, cor Frederick
and Pratt, dw 40 n High Maffer Mary, 40 n High
Maffitt Mrs. Martha A. 369 w Lombard
Maffitt John T. printer, 79 s Fremont Magaha Samuel, shoemaker, 79 n Schroeder
Magarity John, carpenter, 174 e Eager
Magee John M. dry goods and trimmings, cor Franklin and Ogston
Magee Mary, 152 Gough
Magee Patterson, shoemaker, 175 Franklin Magee Thomas, laborer, 28 New Church Magee William, horseshoer, Watson near Ex- eter
MAGEE WM. P. shirts and gents' furnish- ing goods, 60 n Eutaw
Mager Martin, blacksmith, 49 s. Schroeder MAGERS GEORGE W. book and stationery dealer, 175 Lexington, dw 334 Saratoga Magers John, blacksmith, Clinton near O'Don- nell Magers Mrs. Tabitha, 334 Saratoga
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
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MAGERS PETER A. butter dealer, 212 n Gay
Magers Samuel, huckster, 310 Harford av Magersupp John, blacksmith, 166 Burgundy alley
Magersupp Wm. saddler, 180 e Lombard Maghe Michael, drayman, 8 Truxton
Mages Nicholas, tobacconist, 1 s Frederick, dw 144 e Lombard
Magill Charles J. butcher, 76 Hoffman Magill Charles J. butcher, 48 Lexington and 3 Hollins-st. markets, dw Black Horse tav- ern, Penna. av
Magill Patrick, feed, 410 w Baltimore, dw 50 Josephine
Magilley Wm. coach painter, 5 e Madison MAGNE HORACE, cedar ware and orna- mental wooden floor mouldings, 408 to 416 Pratt, dw 35 Hollins
Magnes Elijah, brick presser, 166 Lee Magnes George, brick presser, 166 Lee Magnes Thomas, brick presser, 166 Lee Magnes Wesley, brick presser, 166 Lee Magnes Zechariah, brick presser, 166 Lee Magness Benj. chairmaker, 234 n Caroline Magness James, coach trimmer, 183 n Cen- tral av
Magness Jerome B. bricklayer, 253 n Eden Magness John A. painter, 46 Harford av Magness Mrs. Lucy, 555 w Lombard
Magness Thomas H. proprietor Rising Sun hotel, 74 n High
Magraw Elizabeth, tailoress, 299 Forrest Magrath John, drayman, 64 s Central av Magrath John, grocer, 193 s Charles Magraw Mrs. Bridget, 61 Perry Magraw Geo. pile driver, 543 Canton av Magraw James, blacksmith, 299 Forrest Magraw John, laborer, 111 Mullikin Magraw John, laborer, 15 n Amity Magraw Levin, mariner, 89 McElderry's whf Magruder Edwd. P. clerk, 15 Columbia
Magruder Eliza, boarding, 203 w Fayette Magruder Frank, clerk, 203 w Fayette
Magruder Henry C. (T. J. M. & Co.) 86 Franklin
Magruder Jesse H. attorney, 72 w Fayette, dw 166 Ross
Magruder John J. police, 53 King
Magruder John R., U. S. Commissary, 203 w Fayette
Magruder Joseph, police, 50 Chew
Magruder M. A. music teacher, 392 Franklin Magruder Richard H. 203 w Fayette
Magruder Robt. B. letter carrier, 203 w Fay- ette
Magruder Mrs. Rosanna, 15 Columbia
Magruder T. J. & Co. commis. merch. boots, shoes, hats, &c. over 245 and 247 w Balti- more, dw T. J. M. 262 Madison av Mague Robt. sailmaker, 97 William Maguire A. R. 103 St. Paul
Maguire Andrew J. commission merchant, 79 Smith's whf, dw 6 n Stricker Maguire Mrs. Ann, 39 Harmony la Maguire Charles, 103 St. Paul Maguire Christopher, baker, 71 n Pine Maguire Hugh, clerk, 209 n Exeter Maguire James, coach painter, 209 n Exeter Maguire James, baker, 209 n Exeter
Maguire Jas. baker, 63 Chesnut
Maguire John, drayman, 32 Morton al Maguire John A. carpenter, 117 n Eden
Maguire John F. printer, 76 Buren Maguire John, laborer, 19 Willow Maguire Michael, basket maker, 176 Raborg Maguire Susan, seamstress, 94 Harford av Maguire Thomas, laborer, 238 Mulberry Maguire Wm. H. police, 77 McHenry Maha Geo. carpenter, 63 Walnut al Mahan Dermot, laborer, 65 s Chapel Mahan J. W. engineer, 302 s Charles Mahan Michael, tavern, 54 w Lombard Mahaney Chas. E. H. soldier, 238 w Lom- bard
Mahaney Jas. M. grocer, 69 Orleans
Mahaney John, property agt. and collector, 238 w Lombard
Mahaney John, jr. soldier, 238 w Lombard Mahaney Thomas, laborer, 125 Chesapeake Maher Mrs. Anna, grocery, 199 s Charles Maher Eliza, millinery, 3212 w Baltimore Maher James, machinist, 20 Henrietta
Maher Patrick, sexton St. Patrick's Church,
Philadelphia road near city limits Mahill John, tanner. 20 Decker
Mahill John, jr. tanner. 20 Decker
Mahill Wm. soldier, 20 Decker
Mahla Frederick, cigar maker, 195 e Lom- ยท bard
Mahler C. (M. & Fefill,) 126 s Central av Mahler Conrad, laborer, al nr 59 s Bethel Mahler & Fefill, coppersmiths, 28 Concord Mahnken Chas. tobacconist, 121 Thames Mahon Anne, 45 s Frederick
Mahon John, tavern, 59 Centre Market sp Mahon Mary, 66 Thames
Mahon Dr. Ormsby S. 138 n Exeter Mahoney Mrs. Catharine, 232 s Paca Mahoney Cornelius, tailor, 196 n Eden Mahoney John C. oyster packer, cor Chester
and Aliceanna, dw 126 s Chester Mahoney John, huckster, 7 Camden la Mahoney W. 208 s Broadway Mahool Geo. W. clerk, 163 w Lombard Mahr Charles, musician, 43 n Liberty
Mahr Frederick, 51 Dorsey al
Mahr Geo. F. shoemaker, 36 Union
Mahr Henry G. tobacconist, 77 w Fayette, dw 375 Lexington
Mahr John, nightman, 173 s Wolfe Mahr John N. shoemaker, 490 Penna. av Mahr Margaret, grocery, 226 s Ann Mahrer Joseph, blacksmith, 87 n Schroeder Maidlow Chas. C. huckster, 309 Penna. av Maier John G. grocer, 63 n Gay
Maier Rev. L. D., pastor St. Matthews' German Luth. Church, Central av, dw 145 e Fayette
Mailhenny John, blacksmith, 135 Henrietta Mailhouse Emma, dry goods, 149 s Broad- way
Mailhouse Joseph J. dry goods, 124 s Broad- way
Mailler John, huckster, 35 Harford av
Mailley Jas. O. grocer, 38 President Mainley James, nightman, 6 s Bond Mainley Samuel, tinner, 77 s Chester Mainley Thomas, grocer, 25 e Lombard Mainster Mrs. Harriet, 259 Gough Mainster Jacob, police, 98 s Chester Maisch Fredk. shoemaker, 222 Penna. av Maisch John, laborer, 295 Penna. av
Maisel George, huckster, 165 e Lombard Maiser Fredk. engineer, 202 Eastern av Maith Wm. mariner, 134 Cross
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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MAITLAND BENJAMIN & CO. distillers, 89 South, dw B. M. 256 w Lombard
Maitland Burgwyn, (Bevan, Phillips & Co.) 256 w Lombard Maitland James R. (Benj. M. & Co.) 256 w Lombard
Major Rev. James, professor at Loyola Col- lege
Makar John, laborer, 9 s Ann
Makemull Andrew, shoemaker, 158 Ensor
Makemull Jacob, shoemaker, 158 Ensor
Makepeace Benjamin M. (M. & Co.) 28 Ca- thedral
Makepeace & Co. wholesale dry goods, 1 and 3 German
Maker John, laborer, 30 Cross
Maker Mrs. Margaret,confectionery, 30 Cross
Makibbin Ellen T. tailoress, 132 Ross
Malanrech George, tailor, 135 Henrietta
Malbon Mrs. Emma, 377 Lexington
MALCOLM JAMES, attorney, 27 Lexing- ton, dw Baltimore co
Male Free School of Baltimore, 3912 Court- land, Thos. Gale, teacher
Male Wm. salesman, 24 s Bond
Males Martin, baker, 185 Bank
Maley Bridget, 22 Hammond al
Maley Patrick, laborer, 46 Cooksie
Malfeld C. laborer, 27 Lancaster
Malfeld Fredk. laborer, 286 s Dallas
Mallaley Patrick, foundryman, Potomac near Ellicott
Mallalient Richard, clerk, 63 Pine
Mallalieu Edward, plumber, 62 n Howard
Mallalieu Franklin S. Mosher near Garden
Mallalieu Richard, bookkeeper, 63 Pine
Mallatiew John W. fancy goods, 240 w Balti- more, dw 245 Saratoga
Malle Henry, shoemaker, 58 s Oregon
Malle Henry C. shoemaker, 58 s Oregon
Mallen James, grocer, 46 Low
Mallinckrodt Lewis W. clerk, 132 Hoffman
Mallinckrodt Wm. importer of cloths, over 31 s Charles, dw 132 Hoffman
Mallon Eleanora, dry goods, 158 Lexington
Mallon Francis, laborer, 6 Neighbor
Mallon James, grocer, 89 n Pine
Mallon John, block and pump maker, Pratt near South, dw 73 Lee
Mallon Julia Ann, huckstress, rear of 84 Cen- tre Market space
Mallon Thomas, huckster; rear of 84 Centre Market space
Mallone James, laborer, White House, Can- ton
Mallone James, laborer, Cotton row, Canton Mallonee Wm. plasterer, 260 Mulberry Malloy Chas. P. 240 e Lombard
Malloy Daniel, stone cutter, 41 n Spring Malloy James, tanner and currier, 231 e Bal- timore
Malloy James A. clerk Union Bank, 231 e Baltimore
Malloy John, receiving teller Union Bank, dw 231 e Baltimore
Malloy Rev. L., St. John's church, Eager Malloy Wm. 8 French
Malo Frederick, roller, 364 Canton av Maloy Susan, 128 Gough
Malone Daniel, grocery, cor Cuba and Andre Malone Elizabeth, Clinton
Malone Henry, laborer, 75 Johnson
Malone James, laborer, Cotton row, Canton
Malone James, laborer, White house, Canton Malone Patrick, newsman, 4 Fall
Malone Thomas, laborer, rear 7 French
Malone Richard, laborer, 133 Raborg
Maloney Andrew J. carpenter, 79 w Monu- ment
Maloney James M. carpenter, 12 McHenry
Maloney John, grocery, n w cor Preston and Garden
Maloney John, shoemaker, over 135 Eastern av
Maloney Martin, laborer, 219 Lemmon
Maloney Margaret, 65 Garden
Maloney Margaret, trimmings, 106 Lexington
Maloney Patrick, hackman, 61 North
Maloney Peter J. chairmaker, 313 s Charles
Maloney Richard J. tailor, 17 Sterrett Maloney Thomas, grocer, 32 Douglass
Maloney Thomas, blacksmith, 32 Douglass Malong John, grocer, s e cor Eden and Biddle. Malooly Thomas, liquors, 17 Stiles
Mallory Wm. (Lanfair, M. & Co.) Bank near Castle al
Mals Frederick, cabinet maker, 366 Canton av MALTBY C. S. oyster depot and lime yard, foot of West Falls av, dw Maltby house
MALTBY HOUSE, Lucius U. Maltby, pro- prietor, 180, 182 and 184 w Pratt
Maltby Lucius U. proprietor Maltby house, 180, 182 and 184 w Pratt
MALTBY O. E. & CO. produce and commis- sion merchants, 25 Cheapside
Maltby O. E. (O. E. M. & Co.) 25 Cheapside Manaca Joseph R. clothing, 227 Lexington, dw 8 Parkin
Mancus John, grocery, n w cor Lombard and Durham
Mandel Wm. tavern, 81 Eastern av
Mandelbaum George, clothier, 100 w Pratt, dw 83 n Howard
Mandelbaum Jeannette, clothing, 129 n How- ard
Mandelbaum Simon, clerk, 83 n Howard Mandelberg Jacob, furniture, 61 Harrison Mandler John, shoemaker, 208 s Ann Manes Daniel, paper dealer, 20 Hillen
Manger George, provisions, 156 s Paca Manger Martin, butcher, 732 Penna. av Manger Mrs. Mary, 38 s Bond
Mangold Henry, shoemaker, 61 Portland Manifold Andrew, carpenter, 208 n Eden Manion John, laborer, 28 New Church Manion Margaret, tavern, 39 Biddle
Manion Patrick, laborer, 398 s Charles
Manion Richard, laborer, 100 Hillen
Manion Thomas, tavern, 51 Union
Mankin Henry, tavern, 65 Thames
Manko Richard H. bootmaker, 258 w Pratt
Mankin John W. 66 n Howard, dw Hollins, near Poppleton
Manly Ann, tavern, 145 Eastern av
Manly James, 145 Eastern av
Manly John, hackman, 19 n Eutaw
Manly John, 98 Columbia
Manly John S. captain of police, 98 Columbia
Manly Rodney G. clerk, 140 s Chester
Manly Mrs. S. H. grocery, s e cor Hollins and Carey
Mann Arthur H. (J. M. & Sons,) 249 n Howard
MANN BROS. paper hangers and upholster- ers, 121 Hanover Mann Benjamin F. tinner, 89 n Eden
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent " Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Mann Charles, 54 Aisquith
MANN C. H. & CO. produce and provis- ion dealers, 48 s Howard Mann Charles H. (C. H. M. & Co.) 56 Sar- atoga
Mann & Co. oyster packers, 38 York Mann Ernest, hosiery and trimmings, 63 w Baltimore, dw 94 Granby
Mann Fred. furniture wagoner, 70 Granby Mann George R. sr., tinner, 306 Aliceanna Mann George, carter, 162 s Spring Mann George E. painter, 111 s Paca
MANN'S HOTEL, and Dining Room, 124 w Baltimore
Mann Jacob, frame maker, 157 s Paca Mann James, tobacco warehouse, 232 Hollins Mann James O. (M. Bros.) 111 s Paca Mann John M. (M. Bros.) 121 Hanover MANN JOHN & SONS, Park stables, 167 n Howard
Mann John G. tobacconist, 306 s Bond
MANN JOHN, wholesale dealer in all kinds of American Clocks, and manufacturer of Mahogany, Rose- wood, and Gilt Frame Looking Glasses. A large and varied as- sortment of Toilet Boxes. Work Boxes, Portable Desks and Clock Trimmings always on hand. N. E. corner Charles and Lombard Streets.
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