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Pistel Mary, boots and shoes, 100 n Howard Pistel Michael, blacksmith, 247 s Ann
Pitcher Columbus O. carpen. 607 w Lombard Pitcher Mrs. Margaret, 323 w Lombard Pitcher Thomas C. brickmaker, 71 Columbia Pitner Adam, laborer, 352 Eastern av
Pitner John, laborer, 265 e Eager
Pitroff Peter, tailor, 114 McElderry
PITT CHARLES F. commission merchant and importer, 116 w Lombard, dw 276 Lex- ington
Pitt Charles, clerk, 21 n Ann
Pitt Faris C. clerk, 276 Lexington
Pitt John C. family grocer, cor Biddle and Garden
Pitt Thomas, 58 s Ann
PITT THOMAS I. druggist, n e oor High and Pratt
Pitt William T. (I. B. Eastman & Co.,) Bar- num's Hotel
Pitt Wm. machinist, Centre, one door from North, dw 242 Aisquith
Pittenturs Danl. F. stone cutter, 160 e Fayette Pitter John, cutter, 299 s Sharp
Pittie Frederick, lab'r, 117 Washington, F. H. Pittinger Mrs. laundress, 14 Preston
Pittman Edward, stock and bill broker, base- ment 9 North, dw 28 n Greene
Pittman Edward G. clerk U. S. engineer de- partment, 42 s Eutaw
Pittman George W. printer, 723 w Pratt
Pittner Catherine, 3 Shakspear
Pittner John, blacksmith, 3 Shakspear
Pittroff John M. tailor, 36 n High
Pitts Charles H. attorney, 47 St. Paul, dw 28 Franklin
Pitts John W. (Henry K. Hoffman & Co.,) Howard House
Pizarro Jose Antonio, Spanish and Mexican Consul, 3 Barnet
Placide Harry W. 255 Madison av
Placide Henry B cooper and gauger, 57 Bu- chanan's whf., dw 43 n Fremont
Placide. Henry S. cooper, 72 Buchanan's whf, dw 255 Madison av
Placide Jennings, 255 Madison av
Placide Matthew P. contractor, 174 n Calvert Placide Paul D. soldier, 255 Madison av Plack Daniel, baker, 413 Light
Plack Henry, baker, 141 n Fremont
Plack Jacob, baker, 70 Columbia
Plack Kate, dress and pattern maker, 628 w Baltimore
Plack Lewis, feed, 218 s Sharp
Plaggemyer Augustus, tailor, 186 e Lombard Planhold Elizabeth, 1 Smith's al
Plater Edward, merchant, dw Hollins near Calhoun
Platt Alexander, machinist, 591 w Lombard
Platt Geo. W. 591 w Lombard
Platt Thomas, soldier, 127 Penna av
Platt Wm. saddler, 9 Light, dw 13 e Monu- ment
Plaut Abraham, second-hand store, 234 Mont- gomery
Pleasants J. Hall, 66 Mount Vernon place
Pleasants J. Hall, (John P. P. & Sons,) 66 Mount Vernon place
PLEASANTS JOHN P. & SONS, tobacco commission merchants, 52 South
Pleasants Richard H. (John P. P. & Sons,) 106 St. Paul
Pletch Christian, watchmaker, 129 L. Greene
Pletcher Christian, sawyer, 173 Lexington
Pletzer Wm. broom maker, 252 n Howard
Pletzer Wm. A. broom maker, 182 Chesnut al
Plimmer Henry, laborer, 2 Fountain
Plitt August, foundryman, 58 Durst al
Plitt Christian, agent, 14 Ross
Plitt Charles, baker, 246 s Charles
Plitt Charles, moulder, 12 Fountain
Plitt Mrs. Dora, 78 Beason
Plitt Dorothea 58 Durst al
Plitt George, clerk, 103 s Ann
Plitt Louis, baker, 78 Beason
Plitt Maximilian, butcher, Penna. av near Northern av
Plitt Theodore, grocery, 650 Light
Plowman Augustus, gold chaser, 170 Orleans
Plowman Daniel, engineer, 357 Eastern av
Plowman Jas. T. cabinet maker, 322 Franklin
Plowman John, soldier, 112 St. Peter
Plowman Sarah A. tailoress, 42 George
Plum Samuel H. bookbinder, 69 s Paca Plumhoff Ernest, laborer, 9 s Central av
Plumhoff Henry, fruit stand, No. 2 Centre market, dw 45 Harrison
Plummer Fayette, tinner, 294 n Eutaw Plummer Harman, laborer, 67 China
Plummer Jas. H. huckster, 29 Warner
Plummer John W. painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer John A. ship carpenter, 354 Canton av
Plummer John F. watchmaker and jeweler, 87 n Gay, dw 98 Aisquith
Plummer John B. police, 210 n Bond
Plummer Margaret, 146 w Madison
Plummer Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 354 Can- ton av
Plummer Nathan, clerk, 513 w Fayette
Plummer Richard, 77 n Paca
Plummer Mrs. Sarah, 84 s Sharp
Plummer Mrs. Sarah A. confectionery, 29 Warner
Plummer Samuel, painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer Wm. brickmaker, 59 Richmond Plummer Wm. oysterman, 270 s Ann
Plummer Wm. carpenter, 6 n Washington, F. P.
Plummer Wm. J. brickmaker, 59 L. Hughes Plumhoff Henry, bakery, 262 Aliceanna
Plumpoff Henry F. tin safe maker, 43 Jack- son
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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Plunkett James, clerk, 7 w Baltimore Poat John, stone cutter, 61 Richmond
Pochon Charles L. M. clerk, 119 Saratoga Pocock John, tavern, Penna. av near toll gate Poe Geo. (Joseph E. Clemm & Co.) 163 w Lombard
Poe John P. attorney, 25 Lexington, dw 124 St. Paul Poe Mary A. laundress, 59 Clay
Poe Neilson, attorney, 25 Lexington, dw 140 Park
Poe Wm. C. 140 Park Poeteik Augustus, shoemaker, 21 Fountain
Pohl Andrew, agent hoop skirts, 139 Lexing- ton
Pohl Adam, tailor, 75 Albemarle
Pohl Henry, grocery, 65 Lancaster Pohl Wm. laborer, 101 s Bond
Pohler Frank, cigar maker, 61 Centre market space
Pohler Herman, cigar maker, 60 Albemarle Pohlman G. cooper, 383 Canton av Pohlman John, engineer, 50 Buren Pohlmann Daniel, jeweler, 676 w Baltimore Pohlwert Charles, blacksmith, 45 Portland Pohmeyer Dr. Gotlieb, 56 s Eutaw Pohnert Edward, barber, 63 s Howard Poines Benj. laborer, 323 Aisquith Poisel Thos. clerk, 314 Franklin
POIST CHARLES D. clerk with Clark &
Co. 184 w Baltimore, dw Mansion house Poist Wm. blacksmith, 387 Franklin Polack Alexander, carpenter, 114 e Fayette Polack Magnus, dyer, 81 Gough
Poland, Jenkins & Co. hides and leather, 12 Water
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, old City Hall
Police Commissioners' office, City Hall
Police Marshal's office, old City Hall
Police Station, (Eastern,) se cor Bank and Bethel
Police Station, (Western,) 3 n Greene
Police Station, (Middle,) s e cor Holiday and Saratoga
Police Station, (Southern,) cors Montgomery, Sharp and Hughes.
Politzer Ignatius, photographist, 427 w Balti- more
Polk David, bricklayer, 90 McElderry
Polk E. music teacher, 10 n Greene Polk Col. Jas. attorney, dw 121 McCulloh Polk Joseph, printer, n e cor Baltimore and Frederick
Polk Robert M. grocery, 30 Ensor
POLLACK ABRAHAM, mattress maker, 96 n Howard
Pollack Uriah A. clerk, 96 n Howard
Pollard David, clerk, 111 Chew
Pollard Patrick, huckster, 28 Sterrett
Pollard Peter, livery stables, Frederick near Baltimore, dw 477 Belair av Pollard Seth, 34 Granby
Pollard Walter F. clerk, 44 s Sharp Pollard Wm. 111 York
Pollatsek Rudolph, importer wines, &c., 134 w Lombard, dw 76 n Calvert
Polleti Jacob, shoemaker, 206 Hanover POLLEY CHARLES G. baker, 72 s Charles Polley Richard G. baker, 72 s Charles Pollit -, blacksmith, 122 Low
Pollitt Alfred H. conveyancer, 10 Law build- ings, dw 573 Lexington
Pollitt Edward D. carpenter, 10 s Frederick, dw 78 s High
Pollitt Mrs. Emelia, 573 Lexington Pollitt Francis J. cooper, 35 and 39 Commerce, dw 111 s Exeter
Pollock Frederick, shoemaker, 11 Mercer
POLLOCK HENRY, portrait gallery, 155 w Baltimore
Pollock Mrs. Lewette, fancy goods, 794 w Baltimore
Pollock John, packer, 794 w Baltimore
Pollock Moses, clothier, 18 Harrison
Pollock Nathaniel N. printer, 27 n Schroeder Polst Andrew, clerk, 7 Hull's la
Polst Margaret, pedler, 7 Hull's la Polman Henry, laborer, 201 William
Polmyer Wm. book and job printer, s e cor Baltimore and Gay, dw 50 n Exeter
Polton Geo. H. machinist, 42 s Poppleton Polton John, brickmaker, 249 Columbia Polton Mrs. Nancy, 42 s Poppleton Polton Mrs. Susanna, 7 Carlton
Pomp Capt. John, 121 s Ann
Pomplitz August, organ builder, s w cor Pratt and Albemarle, dw 49 Stiles
Poncia Anthony, statuary and moulder, 26 n Gay
Poncia Catherine, 64 Barre
Ponct Matthew, carpenter, 178 Hanover
Pond David, 133 Orleans
Pontier Edward, clerk B. and O. R. R., Balti- more Co.
Pontier John S. detective, 144 e Pratt
Pontier Lewis E. bookkeeper, 144 e Pratt
Pontier Reuben, clerk, 144 e Pratt
·Pontier Thos. A. grocer, 186 s Broadway, dw 104 e Baltimore
Pool George T. umbrella maker, 432 w Balti- more
Pool George W. clerk, 85 w Fayette
Pool Henry, shoemaker, 33 May
Pool James, clerk, 31 Jackson
Pool Thomas, mathematical instrument maker, 177 n Eutaw
Poole Edwin, clerk, 43 Greenmount av
Poole Eli, carpenter, 9 Calverton road.
POOLE & HUNT, founders and machinists, Union Works, Baltimore Co., office 161 North .- [ See p. 24 Advertisements.]
Poole James, clerk, 5 Jackson
Poole Robert, (P. & Hunt,) Woodbury, Bal- timore Co.
Poor Alfred, commission merchant, over 36 w Second, dw 9 McCulloh
Poor E. O'D., receiver at Gas Co. 19 South, dw 44 Lexington
Poor Mrs. Jane E. 16 McCulloh
Popa Henry, laborer, 244 s Sharp Pope Mrs. Ann, 290 Madison
Pope Daniel F. (John R. Cox & P.,) 116 n Paca
Pope David S. clerk, 248 n Eutaw
POPE & COLE, 75 Smith's wharf, dealers in Metals, Copper Sheets, Bolts and Nails, Iron Pipe, Fit- tings, &c.
Pope Franklin F. 101 n High Pope Geo. brush maker, 80 n Pine Pope Geo. laborer, 310 Aliceanna
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Pope Geo. A. (P. & Cole,) 248 n Eutaw
Pope Jacob F. basket maker, 11 Pearl
Pope John H. photographer, 334 w Fayette Pope Randolph, chair maker, 15 McElderry Poph Atholtz, carpenter, Chester nr Madison Popp George, 38 Preston
Popp George W. cigar maker, 34 Boyd
Popple Henry, fireman, 7 Philpot
Popplein Andrew, (G. & N. P. jr.) Eutaw "place, cor Wilson and Eutaw
PÓPPLEIN G. & N. jr., proprietors chemi- cal works, 50 North .- [ See p. 29 Advertise- ments.]
Popplein Geo J. (G. N. & P. jr.) cor Wilson and Eutaw
Popplein Nicholas, (G. & N. P. jr.) Eutaw place, cor Wilson and Eutaw
POPPS JOHN E. lager beer saloon, 43 and 45 Ensor
Porsinger Caroline, dairy, 533 Canton av
Porsinger Frank, laborer, Il Choptank
Porter Benjamin B. (Robert B. & Son,) n w cor Read and Calvert
Porter C. Carroll, agent, 66 s Howard
Porter Mrs. Catherine, 218 s Eden
Porter Charles, 57 n Republican
Porter David N. painter, Ramsay w of Scott Porter & Dudley, proprietors Marine Obser- vatory, Federal Hill
Porter Edward, Three Tuns hotel
Porter Edward, ship carpenter, 160 Bank
Porter Edward P. carpenter, 8 s Front, dw 7 Centre Market space
Porter Elizabeth, 343 n Gay
Porter Elizabeth, boarding, 34 s Sharp
Porter Geo. H. carpenter and builder, 148 s Charles, dw 153 s Paca
Porter Geo. U. (J. B. Rose & Co.) 23 Hol- lins
PORTER GEO. U. superintendent Exchange Reading Rooms and publisher Prices Cur- rent, 23 Hollins
Porter Hugh, marble yard, Forrest near Gay, dw 340 n Gay
Porter Jas. T. engineer, 192 Ramsay
Porter Jas. E. ship carpenter, 160 Bank Porter James, drayman, 182 n Caroline
Porter James, silver plater, 460 Lexington
Porter John E. conductor city cars, 214 e Pratt
Porter John T. carter, 110 s Paca
Porter Lemuel H. blacksmith, 192 Ramsay Porter Mrs. Mary, 247 e Pratt
Porter Col. Peter A. 8th U. S. Artil., 117 n Charles
PORTER ROBERT B. & SON, hardware merchants, 78 w Pratt
Porter Robert B. (Robt. B. P. & Son,) 321 w Fayette
Porter Capt. Wm. F. 131 Montgomery
Porteous David, tavern 1, and blacksmith 3 s Balderston
Ports Chas. J. gas ·fitter, 22 n Poppleton
Ports John W. clerk, 207 Ross
Ports John, carpenter, 207 Ross
Ports Thos. F. clerk, 207 Ross
Portugal, Fredk. carpenter, 86 s Chapel Posey Bolivar N. 165 St. Paul
Posey John P. (J. B. Charron & Co.) Bolton near Townsend
Posey Laura B. milliner, 27 n Fremont Posey Louisa, 27 n Fremont
Poske Herman F. tobacconist, 7 e Pratt
Posneskey Israel, clothier, 1 w Second Posset Chas. shoemaker, 144 n Eden
Posset Wm. cabinet maker, 144 n Eden
Post Eugene, Read near St Paul
Post E. H., Read near St. Paul
POST J. & W. W. fish and cheese dealers, 43 South
Post James, (J. & W. W. P.) 177 w Hoff- man
Post Justus, shoemaker, 80 Leadenhall
POST OFFICE, Exchange Buildings, Ex- change place, Second, next corner of Gay, Wm. H. Purnell, postmaster
Post W. W. (J. & W. W. P.) 344 n Eutaw Postcher George, milkman, 4 Burke
POSTLEY DR. ALFRED MORTIMER, dentist, 169 n Eutaw
Poston John F. soldier, 307 Aisquith
Potee Francis, brick maker, 150 McHenry
Potee Wm. F. soldier, 150 McHenry
Potee Geo. A. soldier, 150 McHenry
Potee Isaac, rope maker, 11 Gittings
Potee Mrs. Martha A. confectionery, II Git- tings
Potee Mrs. Mary, 12 McElderry
Potee Mrs. Mary, 150 McHenry
Potee Peter P. collector, 79 s High
Poteet Jesse, laborer, 84 s Spring
Poteet Jesse, jr. baker, 142 s Spring
Potter Abraham, carpenter, 47 George, dw 70 POTTER CHAS. W. house and ship plum-
ber, 34 w Second, dw 192 e Fayette
Potter Mrs. Clementine, 124 Orleans
Potter Elijah, ship carpenter, 297 Light
Potter Elizabeth, 30 s Calvert
Potter Grafton, chair maker, 55 e Lombard
Potter James, shoemaker, 80 Hillen
Potter Rev. Jas. H. 63 William
Potter John, carpenter, 236 e Monument
Potter John W. ship carpenter, 120 s Caro- line
Potter John, cigar maker, 24 Centre Market space
Potter Thomas, 236 e Monument
Potter Wm. 236 e Monument
Pottgiesser Henry, tobacconist, 124 n Fre- mont, dw 103 West
Potts John, machinist, 226 n Howard
Potts Peter, police, 1 Grundy
Potts Peter W. coach painter, 85 n Schroeder
Potts Richard C. (Davison, Dickinson & Co.) 67 e Fayette
Potts Robert, machinist, I Grundy
Potts Wm. J. engineer, 234 Preston
Pouder Eliza J. 145 n Calvert
Pouder Geo. W. cabinet maker, 522 w Balti- more, dw 428 Lexington
Pouder James M. 145 n Calvert
Pouder Leonard, city collector's office, 154 Pearl
POULSON ALEX. W. wholesale fancy goods dealer, 319 w Baltimore, dw 327 w Fayette Poulson Asaph, clerk, 327 w Fayette
Poulson Capt. Hiram P. mariner, 128 Cross
Poulson William, salesman, 327 w Fayette Poultney Evan, 43 Lexington
POULTNEY & MOALE, commission mer- chants, 44 w Lombard
Poultney Philip, 43 Lexington
Poultney Samuel, 66 St. Paul
Poultney Robert, millwright, 73 Columbia
Poultney Thomas jr. (P. & Moale,) 66 St. Paul
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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POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, guns, rifles, pis- tols and fishing tackle, 200 w Baltimore Poultney Thomas, (P. & Trimble,) 63 Mount Vernon pl
Poulton Charles, moulder, 234 Columbia Poulton Mrs. Harriet, 477 w Pratt Poulton Wm. E. carpenter, 326 Light Poulton Wm. F. wagon master, 477 w Pratt Poumairat Mrs. Caroline, 11 n Stricker
POUMAIRAT & McCULLY, provision and commission merchants, 49 Light
Poutz Frederick, shoemaker, 161 n Eden Powdner Frederick, laborer, 62 Stiles Powell Charles E. shoemaker, 135 Vine Powell Mrs. Drucilla, 205 s Chapel Powell Edward S. fisherman, 294 Eastern av Powell George W. carpenter, 259 n Eden
Powell Henry, block and pump maker, 29 Aisquith
Powell Henry, blacksmith, 136 Peirce Powell Henry, shoemaker, 12 Davis Powell James, carpenter, 79 Warner Powell Jas. Henry, seaman, 11 Lancaster Powell John, mariner, 18 Armistead la Powell John, tailor, 26 Elizabeth la Powell John, provisions, 49 Pearl Powell Dr. John F. 57 e Pratt
Powell Mrs. Louisa, tailoress, 51 French Powell Mrs. Mary B. 274 Aisquith Powell Priscilla, 205 s Chapel Powell Thomas, 79 Warner
Powell W. C., Gilmor near Saratoga
Powell W. Thomas, carter, 2 s Fulton
Powell Wm. H. clerk office Register of Wills, 29 Aisquith
Powell Wm. grocer and flour, 24 s Sharp Powels David, mariner, 82 Granby
Power Ann, grocery, 122 s Durham Power Edward J. V. clerk, 13 Barnet Power James & Sons, liquors, 119 w Lombard Power John, (J. P. & Son,) 180 Franklin Power Patrick, laborer, 19 French
Power Mrs. Susan, 14 Mulberry
Power Wm. G. (J. P. & Son,) 269 Madison av Powers Benj. P. (Sutton, Pennington & Co.) 53 n Carey
Powers Caspar, shoemaker, 175 s Eden
Powers Frederick, foundryman, 16 Ramsay Powers Fredericka, 177 s Chester
Powers George W. blacksmith, McHenry w of Fulton
Powers George, cooper, 177 s Chester Powers Hannah, 212 Eastern av Powers James, laborer, 71 Boyd
Powers John, laborer, 409 s Charles Powers John, moulder, 16 Ramsay Powers John C. painter, 40 n Bond Powers John, laborer, 230 Lemmon Powers Joseph P. painter, 123 William Powers Patrick, shoemaker, 206 Raborg Powhatan Hall, s w cor Pratt and Bond Powhatan Steamboat Co. 5 Light-st wharf, J. Brandt, jr. president
Powles Henry, property broker, 26 St. Paul, dw 286 w Fayette
Powles John, blacksmith, 313 n Central av Powles John, carpenter, 12 Etna la
Powley Harriet, 88 Dolphin
Powley Mary, 9 Valley Powley Richard, carpenter, 88 Dolphin
Pracht Augustus C. (Isaac Reynolds & Sons,) s w cor Townsend and Fremont
Pracht Charles, (Pracht & Co.) 219 Franklin
PRACHT CHARLES, confectioner, 218 Franklin
PRACHT & CO. candy manufacturers, 155 and 157 Franklin
Praeger Henry, piano maker, 35 Calhoun Prag Isaiah, second hand dealer, 355 Saratoga Prager Lewis, laborer, 218 Washington, F. H. Pralle Diedrick, florist, 96 Penna av Praley John, soldier, 16 Abbott Prasch Philip, laborer, 18 Fountain Pratlove Amelia, tailoress, 59 Mullikin Pratt Alvin R. machinist, 407 w Lombard Pratt Enoch, (E. P. & Bro.) president Far- mers' and Planters' Bank, 87 w Monument
PRATT E. & BROTHER, Whole- sale Commission and Iron Mer- chants, 27 and 29 s Charles, dw Enoch Pratt, 87 w Monument; dw Henry Janes, 108 St. Paul
Pratt George W. soldier, 409 w Lombard Pratt Isaac C. carpenter, 409 w Lombard PRATT J. D. & CO. mercantile and law agency and commissioner of deeds, corner Charles and Baltimore, up stairs, dw J. D. P. 14 McCulloh
Pratt John, fireman, 1 Hyde ct
Pratt Maria, 87 w Monument
Pratt Mrs. Mary, 13 n Calhoun Pratt Thomas M. moulder, 409 w Lombard Preece Edw. 148 Aisquith
Pregel Matthew, tavern, 57 n Frederick
Preger Wm. locksmith, 22 New
Preis John L. grocery, 160 Sarah Ann
Preiss Michael, grocery, 8 Jasper
Preiss Mrs. Rosa, 107 e Baltimore Preiss Solomon, 59 n Eutaw
Prell George, shoemaker, 143 n Dallas
Prell George, tailor, 495 n Bond Prell Philip, barber, 73 Thames
Preller John, shoemaker, 57 Holland
Prentice Capt. Samuel H. G. 41 e Baltimore Prentiss Summer, currier, 135 s Eden
Presbyterian Church, (South) cor of Light and L. Church
Prescott Mrs. Fanny, seamstress, 16 Chats- worth
Prescott Francis, clerk, 16 Chatsworth
Prestler Mrs. Anna, 23 Somerset
Preston Catherine, 159 n Eutaw
Preston Edmund M. carpenter, 5 Calverton road
Preston Edward, carpenter, 188 s Eutaw
PRESTON J. ALEXANDER, attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw 87 St. Paul
Preston Jonas, street agent N. C. R. R. 235 Harford av
Preston Oliver, blacksmith, 152 Cambridge
Preston Patrick, tavern, 19 Pleasant
Preston Mrs. Rebecca, 70 Bank
Preston Rebecca, 19 Shakspear
Preston Wm. blacksmith, 188 s Eutaw
Preston Wm. P. attorney, 65 w Fayette
Preston Wm. H. police, 170 Scott
Preston Wm. assist. ticket agt. N. C. R. R. 235 Harford av
Preston Wm. T. coach maker, 159 n Eutaw Presstman Geo. office 20 w Second, dw Go- vanstown, Balto. co
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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Presun Chas. H. huckster, cor Penna. av and New Wilson
Prettyman E. P. clerk, 91 Jefferson
Prettyman Fleet, laborer, 259 Light
Prevost Annie, teacher, 25 George
Prevost Euriale, clerk, 25 George
Prevost Francis A. deputy clerk Superior Court, 114 Chatsworth
Prevost Joseph, clerk, 25 George
Price Alexander H. engineer U. S. N. 112 Lexington
Price Allen, 65 s Schroeder
Price Amos, wire worker, 14 n Eutaw
PRICE AUG. M., City Collector, 112 Lex- ington
Price Augustus W. City Collector's office, 112 Lexington
Price Benj. tailor, 64 n Howard, dw 217
Price Caroline, 119 n Eutaw
Price Chas. S. S. clerk, 112 Lexington
Price Catharine, 7 Penna. av
Price & Co. fruit and oyster packers, 91 and 93 McElderry's whf
Price C. shoemaker, 52 n Central av
Price David T. clerk, 182 w Lombard
Price David J. mate, 244 Light
PRICE ED. MAHLON, wire worker, 58 s Calvert, dw 14 n Eutaw .- [ See p. 21 Adver- tisements.]
Price Edward H. deputy warden jail, 297 Light
Price Edward, clerk Adams' Express, 217 n Howard
Price Edwin, ladies' shoemaker, 80 McEi- derry
Price Mrs. Eliza, 52 n Centre
Price Mrs. Elizabeth, 326 n Eutaw
Price Ephraim, (Boston & P.) 52 w Centre
Price Francis, clerk, 230 w Lombard
Price Geo. shoemaker, 292 Mulberry
Price Geo. B. carpenter, 895 w Pratt
Price Geo. R. carpenter, 9 n Sharp, dw 369 w Fayette
Price Jas. B. 61 Greenmount av
Price James, miller, 55 e Madison
Price Jas. H. druggist, 173 Penna. av
Price Jerome W. clerk, 52 Centre
Price John, officer at penitentiary, 103 e Mon- ument
Price John F. shoemaker, 311 e Madison Price John, rags, 206 s Durham
Price John S. commis. merchant, over s w cor Pratt and Spear's whf, dw 27 Pleasant Price John T. machinist, 30 Jackson
Price John H. overseer Md. penitentiary, 43 Fawn
Price John H. carpenter, 297 Light
Price Joseph, cooper, 254 e Madison
Price Jos. E. ship joiner, 115 s Wolfe
Price Joseph, flour and grain commis. mer- chant, over s w cor Pratt and Spear's whf, dw St. Paul near Read
Price Jos. H. cooper, 225 n Caroline
Price Mary S. 293 w Pratt
Price Mrs. dress maker, Chase near Bond
Price Montmorency H. watchmaker and jew- eler, 56 s Calvert
Price Margaret, tailoress, 301 e Monument
Price Mrs. Margaret, Harford av near Point lane
Price Norman, 38 Columbia
Price Norman R. clerk, 608 Lexington
Price Nathan R. engineer, 33 s Carey
Price Nathan, restaurant, s w cor Baltimore and Republican
Price Oliver Perry, commission merchant, 81 Smith's wharf, dw 112 Lexington
Price Reuben, jeweler, cor Grant and Balti- more, dw 250 e Baltimore
Price Mrs. Rebecca, 116 Pearl Price Robert, drayman, 275 s Paca
Price Richard, (Thomas & P.) 182 w Lom- bard
Price Richard, hostler, 285 w Biddle
Price Sarah, 37 s Ann
Price Stephen, mariner, 293 Canton av
Price Richard W. clerk, 182 w Lombard
Price Richard W. (P. & Co.) 112 Lexington
Price R. W. & Co. preservers of oysters, fruits, &c., 91 and 93 McElderry's wharf Price Thomas, ship carpenter, 173 Gough
Price Thomas A. clerk, Quarter Master, 8 s Gay
Price Rev. Wesley, 83 w Biddle
Price Wm. I. clerk, 14 n Eutaw
PRICE WM. G. fruit and commission mer- chant, 103 w Lombard, dw 25 McCulloh
Price Wm. garbage carter, 82 Chew
PRICE WM., U. S. district attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw 108
Price Wm. T. shipping master, 40 s Ann
Price Wm. T. clerk to provost marshal, 2d district, dw 40 s Ann
Price Wm. fish dealer, 61 Greenmount av, dw 312 n Caroline
Pridgeon Georgeanna, confectionery, 194 Han- over
Pridgeon John, foreman, chemical works, 48 Johnson
Pridgeon Johnson, tobacco and cigar store, s w cor Baltimore and Liberty, dw 256 s Charles
Pridgeon Wm. R. bookbinder, 194 Hanover Priest Anna E. boarding, 268 w Pratt
Priester Valentine, cabinet maker and under- taker, 268 w Pratt
Prigg Augustus J. clerk, 53 Holland
Prigg Dr. Joseph, 53 Holland
Priman Mrs. Mary, huckstress, 55 Conway
Primrose Samuel F. clerk Harnden Express, 69 Centre Market space
Primrose William G. machinist, 219 Mont- gomery
Primrose William, laborer, 15 s Carey
Primrose Wm. F. secretary Loudon Park Cemetery, dw Baltimore co
Prince Charles W. carpenter, 173 n Central avenue
Prince Mrs. Henrietta, 10 e Lombard
Prince Isaac, jr., office 32 w Second
Prince John, laborer, 178 s Spring
Prince Lemuel T. clerk, 207 Forrest
Prince Lemuel S. carpenter, 173 n Central av
Prince Wm. A. potter, 786 w Baltimore
Prince Wm. soldier, 119 n High
Printy John, grocery, 216 Light
PRINGSHEIM MORITZ, lager beer saloon, and brewer of Berlin White Beer, 16 s Frederick
Prinz Emma, 283 Hanover
Prinz Hartman, currier, 369 s Charles
Prinz John E. sugar refiner, 57 Centre Market space
Prinz Matilda, 283 Hanover
Prior Anna S. grocery, 213 Gough
Prior Edward, machinist, 72 Henrietta
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Prior Edward A. clerk, 30 n Greene Prior George W. soldier, 111 Peirce Prior Philip, teacher, 213 Gough Pritchard Elizabeth, 158 w Lombard Pritchard George M. confectioner, 123 Preston Pritchard Irvin E. bookkeeper, 153 w Lom- bard
Pritchard Levin, carpenter, 18 Mott
Pritchard Planet, mariner, 292 e Lombard
Pritchard Capt. Richard, steamboat George. Peabody, 84 s Eden
Pritchard Samuel H. ship carp. 2 Eden ct Pritchard Wm. hatter, 220 Lee
Pritchett James, mariner, 204 Light Pritchett Susan, tavern, 204 Light
Pritchett Wm. L. pilot, 352 Light Pritchett Wm. carter, 5 s Bethel
Proctor Mrs. Addie, 233 e Fayette
Proctor Robert, 210 n Caroline
Proctor Samuel T. (Wm. P. & Bro.) 313 Sar- atoga
PROCTOR WM. & BRO. hardware dealers, 166 w Pratt
Proctor Wilson, (Wm. P. & Bro.) 114 s Sharp Proll Christopher, tailor, 8 South
Propst Michael, laborer, 56 Elliott
Protsman Anthony, cabinet maker, 100 Cen- tral av
Protestant Episcopal Reading Room, s w cor Charles and Fayette
PROUD J. G. & SONS, insurance agents, 63 Second
Proud John G. (J. G. P. & Sons,) 39 n Carey Proud John G. jr., (J. G. P. & Sons,) 39 n Carey
Proud Robert M. (J. G. P. & Sons,) 39 n Carey
Proudfoot Rachel, 74 e Lombard
Proudfoot Wm. tobacconist, 342 e Lombard Prouty Everett, mariner, 24 s Bond Prouty Edward, mate, 24 s Bond
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, 2d dis- trict of Md., s w cor Exeter and Watson
Provost Marshal's Office, 3d district of Mary- land, 26 Holiday
Prudence Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Bolton
Pruelove George, engineer, 15 Spring ct Pruet Abraham, carpenter, 96 Chew Pruett James, blacksmith, 489 Belair av Pruit Sarah, tailoress, 78 Durst al Prunty John C. machinist, 496 Lexington Pryor Alfred, brakesman, 225 n Eden Pryor Edward W. carpenter, 225 n Eden
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