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Brown Catherine 99 Raborg
Brown Caroline, school, 20 n High
Brown Charles, huckster, 113 Raborg
Brown Charles C., Lanvale near Bolton
Brown Charles, U. S. N., 59 s Chapel
Brown Charles, shoemaker, 225 Light Brown Charles, mariner, 46 Lee Brown Col. Charles, 384 Franklin Brown Charles, shoemaker, 4 Port Brown Charles, huckster, 182 s Regester Brown Chas. W. harness maker, 74 Raborg Brown Charles, watchman, 284 s Bond Brown Charles, butcher, 217 Frederick av Brown Charles, huckster, 226 s Caroline Brown Charles H. mariner, 34 n Eden Brown Charles E. clerk, 273 n Eutaw Brown Chas. E. n e cor Garden and Townsend Brown Capt. Charles, 246 e Fayette
Brown Chas. J. carpenter, 384 Franklin Brown Charles H. H. 317 Madison av
Brown Charles W. carpenter, 82 n Pine
Brown Chauncy B. breaksman, 250 Hollins
Brown Christian, tailor, 34 n Liberty
Brown Cornelius, laborer, Frederick road nr toll gate
Brown Cornelius, market dealer, 269 Saratoga Brown David, moulder, 116 n Bond
Brown David R. attorney, 13 Lexington, dw 617 w Fayette
Brown Dinah, 55 e Baltimore
Brown E. moulder, Elliott near East av
Brown Edward, tavern keeper, 221 Canton av
Brown Edward, iron moulder, 100 Harford av
Brown Edward W. (Wooters & Brown,) 59 Hamburg
Brown Elias, carpenter and builder, 17 Pleas- ant, dw 186 Saratoga
Brown Eliza, 267 Forrest
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, gro., 226 s Caroline
Brown Elizabeth, doctress, 61 Chatsworth
Brown Elizabeth, 191 e Monument
Brown Elizabeth, milliner, 283 n Central av
Brown & Emory, (M. Brown, D. H. Emory,) attorneys, 47 St. Paul
Brown E. R. soldier, 1 Walker
Brown E M. cooper, 265 Aliceanna
Brown Francis, tavern, 346 s Bond
Brown Franklin, huckster, 373 Franklin
Brown F. L. B., Eutaw House
Brown Frederick, mariner, 116 s Regester
Brown Garrett,n e cor Garden and Townsend
Brown Garrety W.tobacconist,9 w Baltimore dw 8 Jackson
Brown George F. marble cutter, 150 n High Brown George Wm. (Brown & Brune,) 71 n Calvert
BROWN GEORGE A. commission merch. 124 North, dw 200 Saratoga
Brown George S. (Alex. Brown & Sons,) s w cor Cathedral and Madison
Brown George, baker and confectioner, 125 n Front
Brown George, 22 Harford av
Brown George W. lamplighter, 282 Saratoga
Brown George C. carpenter, 186 Saratoga
Brown Mrs. George, 54 Cathedral
Brown Geo. W. tobacconist, 9 w Baltimore, dw 8 Jackson
Brown George, manufacturer of French con- fectionery, 9 w Fayette
Brown George, math. inst. maker, 6 Hillen
Brown George W. huckster, 44 Harford av
Brown George W. bookbinder, 346 e Fayette
Brown George W. clerk custom house, 32 s Poppleton
BROWN GEORGE W. fancy articles, 207 e Baltimore .- [ See page 28 Advertisements. ] Brown George, blacksmith, 23 East
Brown George W. carpenter, 282 Saratoga
Brown Gustavus A. (A. Seemuller & Sons) 318 Hollins
Brown Hammond, conductor B. & O. R. R. 442 w Lombard
Brown Harman, banker, 53 Courtland
Brown Henry, clerk B. & O R.R.13 s Howard Brown Henry G. teacher, 28 Hanover
BROWN HENRY C. & CO. (H. C. Brown,
J. Patterson,) saw manufacturers, Uhler's al, near Charles
Brown Henry C. (H. C. Brown & Co.) 14 Watson
Brown Henry, mariner, 140 s Ann
Brown Henry, rigger, 50 s Washington, F.P.
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &o. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.
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Brown Henry G. clerk 24 n Stricker Brown Hugh, laborer, 215 s Bethel Brown's Hotel, 119 n High, L. Brown, pro. Brown Isaac W. telegraph operator, 82 n Charles
Brown Ira B. bookkeeper, 118 w Fayette
Brown Jacob, jr.shoem'r, 79 McElderry's whf Brown Jacob, shoemaker, 147 Welcome al
Brown Jacob C. sailmaker, 107 South, dw 5 n Ann
Brown Jacob, boots and shoes, 79 McElderry's wharf
Brown Jacob, dry goods, 250 s Charles
Brown James J. bacon, n w cor Gist and and Hampstead
Brown James, junk, 66 s Howard
Brown James H. trunk maker, 6 Hillen
Brown James, Green House, 190 w Pratt Brown James M. Franklin House
Brown James E. bookkeeper, 156 Barre Brown James R. carpenter, 21 n Fremont
Brown James carpenter, 22 Harford av
Brown James M. horse dealer, 273 Saratoga
Brown James H feed, Frederick near Pratt, dw 184 n Calvert
Brown James, restaurant, 85 Thames Brown James, stone cutter, 40 Valley
Brown Rev. James H. 38 n Broadway
Brown James V. watchmaker, 303 e Eager
Brown James, huckster, 116 Boyd
Brown James, machinist, Townsend bet John and Grundy
Brown James R. clerk B. & O. R. R. Franklin House, n w cor Franklin and Howard Brown James, laborer, 5 e Monument Brown James L. carpenter, 22 Harford av Brown James, 60 e Baltimore
Brown James W. clerk, 261 Saratoga
Brown J. Frank, (Brown & Nipe,) 15 n Cal- houn
Brown Jane, 39 Jefferson
Brown, Jasper, carpenter, 172 s Howard
Brown J Robert, house carpenter, ] Exchange al. near Lombard, dw 21 s Fremont Brown J. Wilson, salesman, 261 Saratoga
Brown John A. claim agent, 45 s Gay, dw 276 e Pratt
Brown John, (John Brown & Son,) 95 n High Brown John Miller, 163 n Central av
Brown John, wagoner, 56 Stiles
Brown John L. express agent, 81 Preston
Brown John J. commissary dept. 2 Henrietta Brown John N. (Brown Bros & Co.) 18 s Eutaw
Brown John C. com. merch. 316 Aisquith
Brown John J. varnisher, 5 Walker
Brown John C. (J. C. Brown & Co. ) 316 Ais- quith
Brown J. Frank, hay and feed, 12 s Eutaw, dw 15 n Calhoun
Brown John, laborer, 424 Canton av
Brown John, conductor, 100 s Exeter
Brown John C. & Co. (J. C. Brown, Wm. R. Reisinger,) commission merchants, over 104 w Baltimore
Brown John, (Baker & Brown,)87 n Broadway Brown John W. painter, 12 n Sharp, dw 267 s Paca
Brown John W. engineer, Clinton opp. Ches- apeake Furnace
Brown John H. carpenter, 126 Philpot Brown John L. dentist, 617 w Fayette Brown John, rigger, 71 Johnson
Brown John, cabinet maker, 81 s Wolfe Brown John R. 24 n Stricker
Brown John M. carpenter, 189 Conway Brown John, soldier, 131 s Bethel Brown John W. 696 Saratoga
Brown John F. painter, 7 James la
BROWN JOHN & SON, (John Brown, Thomas M. Brown,) coal dealers, North near Madison, office 88 n High
Brown John J. carpenter, 282 Saratoga
Brown John T. (Brown & Boggs, ) 15 Hollins Brown John T. salesman, 158 s Paca
Brown John, gas fitter, Commercial Hotel, 71 Hanover
Brown John, Stirling near Monument
Brown John, ship carp., 175 s Washington, F.P.
Brown John W. baker, 251 s Paca
Brown John, rigger, 70 Johnson
Brown John, laborer, 28 Guilford al
Brown Jonathan, tin plate and sheet iron worker, 58 North
Brown J. Harman, clerk, 67 Courtland
Brown Rev. Joseph E. 617 w Fayette
Brown Joseph, laborer, 104 Lancaster
Brown Joseph, tailor, 118 s Sharp
Brown Joseph, Sec'y Gas Co. 617 w Fayette
Brown Joseph, laborer, 79 Johnson
Brown Joseph M. carpenter, 28216 Mulberry Brown Joseph, supervisor B. & O. R. R. 349 Columbia
Brown Josiah W. sutler, 90 n Greene
Brown Joshua, coachm'r,347 Saratoga, dw 320 Brown Joshua L. tin and sheet iron worker, 464 Penna. av
Brown Julia, 46 Montgomery
Brown Mrs. Julia A. 206 Lee
Brown Julius, confectionery and toy store, 16 w Baltimore
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, 395 Lexington
Brown Lydia, s w cor Hillen and Front
Brown Mrs. Lydia D. 77.Chew
Brown Levi, music store, 457 w Baltimore
Brown Lewis P. shoemaker, 432 Lexington
Brown Louis, cooper, 237 s Sharp
Brown Madison, attorney, 12 s Calhoun
Brown Matthew J.feed store, 18Greenmount av Brown M. laborer, 94 Lancaster
Brown M. M. seminary, 273 n Eutaw
Brown Maggie, 17 Foundry
Brown M. J. (M. J. & W. A. Brown,) 18 Greenmount av
Brown M. J. & W. A. flour and feed, 11 w Pratt
Brown Madison, (Brown & Emory,) 12 s Calhoun .
Brown Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 105 L.Greene
Brown Mrs. Mary, 242 Light
Brown Mary E. 358 Lombard
Brown Mary, 106 e Fayette
Brown Mary, seamstress, 242 Light
Brown Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 68 Thames Brown Mary, 230 Aisquith
Brown Mrs. Mary, boarding, 104 North
Brown Mary, 19 Lewis
Brown Mrs. Maria, 93 Saratoga
Brown Margaret, hardware, 283 s Bond
Brown Mary 42 w Biddle
Brown Mathew, potter, 88 s High
Brown Martin S. engraver, over cor Water and Calvert, dw 71 Walsh
Brown Michael, carter, 23 Pleasant al
Brown Michael, laborer, 73 Stirling
Brown Michael, shoemaker, 228 s Charles
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.
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Brown Mercer, Hollins e of Mount
Brown M. & S. (M. Brown, S. Brown,) dry goods, 155 s Broadway and 243 w Baltimore, up stairs
Brown M. Harold, engraver, 71 Walsh
Brown Morris, (M. & S.Brown,) 155 s Broad- way
Brown Moses, painter, 81 Granby Brown Nellie, 137 North
Brown Patrick, laborer, 73 Stirling
Brown Peter A. mariner, 196 s Regester
Brown Philip, grocer and shoemaker,21 Brown
Brown Priscilla T. 13 Spring ct
Brown Richard, grocer, 48 n Eutaw, dw 284 w Fayette
Brown Mrs. R. E. W. boarding 134 n High BROWN & NIPE, (J. Frank Brown, J. W.
Nipe,) hay and feed dealers, 410 w Balti- more
Brown Rachel P. 43 Lexington
Brown Rebecca, rear of 27 Fawn
Brown Robert,laborer, 177 s Washington,F.P.
Brown Reuben, huckster, 235 Peirce
Brown Richard, 42 e Eager
Brown Robert, jr. bookkeeper, 190 Preston
Brown Robert, huckster, 44 Rock
Brown Robert T. peddler, 411% German
Brown Robert P. (Wm. Brown & Son,) 77 McCulloh
Brown Robert, sr. watches and fine jewelry, 158 w Baltimore, dw 189 w Lombard Brown Reuben T. fruits, 235 Peirce
Brown Rosena S. trimmings store, 276 e Pratt
Brown Samuel soldier, 85 Peirce
Brown - clerk, 161 Stirling
Brown Mrs. Sarah, 66 s Bond
Brown Samuel, carpenter, 206 Lee
Brown Samuel, laborer, 205 w Biddle
Brown Samuel R. cigar maker, 179 s Paca
Brown Samuel, rigger, 14 Warren
Brown Sarah, washerwoman, 27 Foster al Brown Mrs. Sarah, 55 e Baltimore
Brown Mrs. Sarah, 309 n Gay
Brown Mrs. Sarah A. boarding, 106 n High Brown Mrs. Sarah, 964 w Baltimore
Brown Sarah A. tailoress, rear of 44 Hughes Brown Schultz, restaurant, s e cor Howard and Dover
Brown Sebastian, student at law, 53 n Greene
Brown Solomon, jr., 155 s Broadway
Brown Solomon, (M. & S. Brown,) 232 w Lombard
Brown Stewart, attorney, 99 St. Paul, dw 71 n Calvert
Brown Susan, shoe binder, 440 Walsh
Brown Susan C. 28 Aisquith
Brown Dr. Septimus, office s e cor Balti- more and Pine, dw n e cor Townsend and Garden
Brown Theophilous, machinist, 215 Henrietta Brown Thomas H. secretary Great Falls Iron Co. se cor Pratt and O'Donnell's wharf, dw n e cor Garden and Townsend
Brown Thomas M. (John Brown & Son,) 95 n High
Brown Thomas H. copper smelter, Clinton s of Boston
Brown Thomas R. 304 Madison av
Brown Thomas, machinist, 33 Jackson
Brown Thomas, clothier, 213 e Baltimore Brown Thomas, moulder, 42 Rock
Brown Thomas A. 515 w Lombard
Brown Thomas E. barkeeper, 112 w Fayette
Brown Thomas, blacksmith, 33 Jackson Brown Thomas W. carver, 13 s Poppleton
Brown Thomas,' fireman B. & O. R. R., 81 St. Peter
Brown Thomas, carpenter, 150 n Pine
Brown Thomas J. gold and silversmith, 90 w Baltimore
Brown Thomas, ship joiner, 332 s Bond
Brown Timothy S. 28 Lloyd
Brown Vincent, wheelwright, 363 Franklin
Brown V. J. & Co. (V. J. Brown,) grocers and commission merchants, 66 Exchange place
Brown V. J. (V. J. Brown & Co.) 14 Hollins
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Brown Walter S. carpenter, 186 Saratoga
BROWN WM. & SON, (W. Brown, R. P.
Brown,) watches and jewelry, s e cor Bal- timore and Charles
Brown Wm. (Wm. B. Brown & Son,) 77 McCulloh
Brown Wm. coal dealer, 253 Lexington, dw 55 Dolphin
Brown Wm. 253 Lexington
Brown Wm. H. (W. H. Brown & Bro.) 226 Garden
Brown Wm. A. (M. J. & W. A. Brown,) 121 n Eden
BROWN WM. H. & BRO. (Wm. H. Brown, Alexander E. Brown, John E. Morrison,) druggists, 4 s Liberty
Brown Wm. T. 617 w Fayette
Brown Wm. laborer, 3 Park la
Brown Wm. H. soldier, 42 e Eager
Brown Wm. H. house carpenter, 14 s Ann
Brown Wm. L. carpenter, s w cor Front and Low, dw 216 e Baltimore
Brown Wm. M. printer, 35'n Fremont
Brown Wm. F. carpenter, 39 Jefferson
Brown Wm. H. sutler, 90 n Greene
BROWN WILLIAM, agent N. C. R., n w cor North and Centre, dw 340 Lex- ington
Brown Wm. H. blacksmith, 3 s Oregon
Brown Wm. H. letter carrier, 3 s Oregon
Brown Wm. G. bricklayer, 273 Saratoga
Brown Wm. R. Quartermaster U. S. A., 37 Pearl
Brown William, bricklayer, 225 Peirce
Brown Wm. carpenter, 12 Greenmount av
Brown Wm. soldier, 95 s Spring
Brown Wm. carpenter, 149 n. Caroline
Brown W. T. 18 Watson
Brown Wm. stevedore, 199 s Chester
Brown Wm. Z. clerk, 198 w Lombard
Brown & Zimmerman, (B. B. Brown, Ma- thias Zimmerman,) grocers, n e cor Chats- worth and Franklin
Browne Alexander D. 46 Cathedral
Browne Eliza, boarding house, 72 Lexington Browne Henry, (Browne & Pope,) 75 s Washington, F. P.
Browne James H. flour and grain, 40 and 42 s Frederick, dw 186 n Calvert
Browne Joseph K. dealer in grain, flour and feed, 67 s Gay, dw Baltimore county
Browne Lewis B. agent, 99 Garden
Browne Mary B. dress maker, 105 L. Greene Browne Nicholas V. 310 n Caroline
Browne & Pope, (Henry Browne, John Pope,) rigging works, 31 Philpot
Browne Col. Wm. H. Acting Assistant Pro- vost Marshal, 31 n Calvert Browning Edward, rope maker, 650 Light
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
Strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Browning Frederick W. 51 s Schroeder Browning Mrs. Mary A. 75 s Eden
Browning Mrs. Mary, 103 w Biddle
Browning Silas, restaurant, 42 w Fayette Browning Theodore, salesman, 40 Lexington Browning Warfield T. (Cinnamond & Brown- ing,) 59 w Fayette
Browning Wm. E. (Charles Reese & Co.) 150 w Madison
Browning Wm. S. 75 w Biddle
Browning Wm. E. painter, 103 w Biddle
Brownley Hiram L. ship carpenter, 365 Light Brownley John W. ship carp'r. 271 e Pratt Brownley Joseph, blacksmith, 43 Garden Brownley Larkin, ship carpenter, 109 s Bond Brownley Thomas J. engineer, 63 Hill Brownwell Samuel, clerk, 119 Chew Browsey August, laborer, 35 Penn Brubach Charles, varnisher, 251 Franklin Bruce Daniel C. 626 w Fayette
Bruce David, clerk, 211 Barre
Bruce George, watchmaker, 69 Druid Hill av Bruce Granville, soldier, 250 n Howard Bruce J. 40 w Baltimore
Bruce John M. coppersmith, 160 Aisquith Bruce Mrs. Margaret K. 170 w Lombard Bruce Robert, moulder, 8 Hill
Bruce Mrs. Robert, 26 Stirling Bruce Wm. grocer, 153 e Madison
Bruce Rev. Wm. 123 Walsh
Bruck Henry M. tailor, 278 Hanover Bruchey John F. boiler maker, 18 Amity Bruchey David H. laborer, 161 L Greene Bruckhoff Robert, tailor, 90 s Eutaw Bruckmann Wm. shoemaker, 154 Henrietta Bruckner John F. piano maker, 11 Sterrett Bructer Mrs. Ellen, tavern, 152 s Eutaw Bruder Michael, musician, 292 Canton av
Bruder Wm. laborer, 175 s Eden Brueback Jacob, cab. maker, 1012 s Calvert Bruehl Justus, (Kotter & Co.) Bruelil Wm. H. 28 Bank
Bruening Rudolph, bookkeeper, 30 n Greene Bruer Conradt, machinist, 79 e Lombard Bruer Henry, cabinet maker, 88 n Howard Bruff Charles S. architect, 25 Front
Bruff James M. (J. W. Bruff & Co.) Foun- tain hotel
Bruff John W. (J. W. Bruff & Co.) 283 Madison av
BRUFF JOHN W. & CO. (J. W. Bruff, J. W. Baker, J. M. Bruff,) dry goods mer- chants, 245 w Baltimore
Bruff Joseph D. custom house, 78 s Ann Bruggman Amelia, fancy store, 287 Canton av Bruggman Henry, carpenter, 284 Canton av Bruggman John J. tavern, 32 Fell
Brulle Frederick, lager beer, 179 Lexington Brummel Albert, (Joyer, Brummell & Jean,) 33 King
Brummel Henry, paper hanger, 1 Diamond Brummel Mrs. Mary, 1 Diamond Brummer Carson H. tavern, 243 Hanover Brun Edward, machinist, 86 Lexington
Brun Mad. F. child's dressmaker, 86 Lex- ington
Brundige Charles H. salesman, 183 s Charles Brundige Rebecca, dressmaker, 109 n Eutaw Brundige Wm. sr., 183 s Charles
BRUNE F. W. & SONS, (F. W. Brune, J. C. Brune, W. H. Brune,) merchants and agents Maryland Steam Sugar Refining Co. 89 and 91 Smith's wharf
Brune F. laborer, 107 Lancaster
Brune Frederick W. (Brown & Brune,) Bal- timore county
Brune Wm. T. collar maker, 58 Albemarle
Brune Wm. H. (F. W. Brune & Sons,) 38 Mt. Vernon Place
Bruner Joseph, currier, 13 Diamond Bruning Carrie, teacher, llouse of Refuge
Bruning George, cabinet maker, 16 Wayne, dw 403 w Pratt
Bruning H. clerk, 30 n Greene
Bruning Henry, groceries and liquors, 9 Warner
Bruning Rev. H. H. professor of languages, 49 Lexington
Brunhorn Christopher, sailor, 27 Thames
Brunner Abel, (Rawlins & Brunner,) 80 Aisquith
Brunner Andrew, clerk, 54 Pearl
Brunner Mrs. Andrew B. 54 Pearl
Brunner Francis, laborer, 107 Lancaster
Brunner Henry, tailor, 65 s Eutaw
Brunner Jacob, machinist, 196 Columbia
Brunner John L. tailor, 272 s Sharp
Brunner Joseph, tailor, 171 Stirling
Brunner John, butcher, 92 Hampstead Brunner R. breaksman, 51 s Schroeder Brunner Wm. T. clerk, 54 Pearl
Bruns Bernard, shoemaker, 281 n Gay Bruns John, (Briel & Bruns,) 164 Mulberry Brunt Mrs. E. J. embroideries and lace goods,
189 w Baltimore, dw 92 Saratoga
Brunt James, driver Harden Express, 359 Penna. av
Brunt Louis, shoemaker, 255 s Bond
Brunt Mis. Mary, seamstress, 160 Pine
Brunt Ralph, 487 Penna. av
Bruntsch Anthony, cigar maker, 181 s Sharp Bruntz C. cooper, 47 Plum al
Bruscup Albert, tailor, 83 n Caroline
Bruscup Columbus, carpenter, 233 e Madison Bruscup George H. sheet-iron worker, 323 e
Monument
Bruscup Thomas, bailiff Orphans' Court, 219 e Fayette
Bruscup Wm. painter, 225 e Madison
Brush Charles W. 217 Garden Brushwiller Geo. painter, John n of Mount Brushwiller Theodore, painter, John n of Mount
Brushwiller Wm. jr., painter, 13 Liberty al Brusnan John, laborer, 158 n Dallas
Brussel Capt. Conrad, 296 s Ann
BRUSTER & GRIFFITH, (James Bruster, John M. Griffith,) manufacturers of Buck- eye mower and reaper, and agricultural im- plements, &c., 49 n Paca
Bruster James, (Bruster & Griffith,) Balti- more county
Brutsche Felix, grocery and feed store and livery stable, 58 Clay, dw 146 Saratoga Brutsche Louis, U. S. N., 200 Montgomery Bryan Alfred, farmer, 245 n Caroline
Bryan Charles H. grocery, 53 North, dw 108 Hanover
Bryan Capt. Frederick C. mariner, 244 e Fayette
Bryan Henry, laborer, Philadelphia road near city limits
Bryan John, wire worker, 57 Hughes
Bryan Patrick, stone polisher, 140 Saratoga BRYAN SAMUEL L. & CO. (S. L. Bryan,) trim'ngs and white goods, 221 w Baltimore
JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoterio Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
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BRYANT, STRATTON & CO., BantInne Business College, s w corner St. Paul and
Lexington
Study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.
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Bryan Robert, cutter, 100 n Exeter Bryan Samuel L. (S. L. Bryan & Co.) 130 w Fayette
Bryan Thomas, shoemaker, 160 n Dallas
Bryan Thomas, book dealer, 6 s Exeter
Bryan Thomas, machinist, 135 s Eden Bryan Wm. S. attorney, 30 St. Paul, dw 285 w Fayette
Bryan Wm. H. gas fitter, s e cor Gough and Washington
Bryan Wm. H. breaksman, 291 s Charles
Bryant Pauline, dress maker, 17 Jackson
Bryant Wilson P. merchant, 354 Lexington Bryarly Robert, tailor, 100 n Exeter
Bryden George W. J., Jackson near Harrison, Homestead
Bryer George, cabinet maker, 49 Leadenhall Bryer Wm. locksmith, 22 New
Bryson Bernard A. grocer, 14 n Stricker
Bryson Mrs. Catharine, boarding, 625 w Pratt
Bryson Gilbert H. city surveyor and civil en- gineer, City Hall, dw 59 Aisquith
Bryson Hugh, shoemaker, 229 n Caroline
Bryson J. F. clerk, 40 Lexington
Bryson Wm. H. clerk N. C. R., 40 Lexington Buberil John, soldier, 57 s Eutaw
Bubert J. D. tavern and feed store, 99 and 101 s Charles
Buchanan Andrew, wagoner, 7 Abraham
Buchanan James E. commission merchant, 130 North, dw 34 McCulloh
Buchanan James H. attorney, 82 w Fayette, dw 62 St. Paul
Buchanan L. 57 St. Paul
Buchanan Richard H. mariner, 31 McElderry BUCHBAUM HENRY, lager beer, s e cor Central av and Lombard and s e cor of L. Gough and Stiles
Buchsbaum Benjamin S. butcher, 161 n Eden Buchbaum John, tavern, 33 w Fayette
Bucheit Peter, carter, 280 Johnson Bucher Jacob, cabinet maker, 224 Canton av Bucher John, laborer, 29 Union
Bucher Leonard, cigar maker, 29 Union
Buchheimer George, grocery, 442 Penna. av Buchheimer George, shoemaker, 3 Walnut al BUCHHEIMER PETER, clothier, 22 w Pratt
Buchman John, shoemaker, 33 Albemarle Buchwald Frederick, soldier, 180 Raborg Buchwald Michael, butcher, 5 Belair market, dw Belair av near city limits Buck Alfred, 301 e Baltimore Buck Alonzo, 109 Albemarle
Buchta Wm. C. wheelwright, 25 Hillen
BUCHTA JOHN, Wheelwright and Blacksmith, manufacturer of ev- ery kind of work in his line, such as Wagons, Light Carriages, &c., Also, every kind of blacksmith work in general, repairing done at the shortest notice, Cheap for Cash, 23 Hillen, dw 25
Buck B. C., (Buck & Carter,) 135 w Hoffman Buck Benj. G., plasterer, 75 s Greene Buck Benj. G., inspector of weights, 75 s Greene
BUCK & CARTER, (B. C. Buck, Wm. H. Carter,) sailmakers, 85 Smith's wharf
Buck Capt. Charles W., U. S. N., 615 w Lombard
Buck Charles W., jr., clerk, 615 w Lombard Buck Edward D., iron and steel, 86 w Pratt, dw 75 e Pratt
Buck Elizabeth, 104 e Fayette
Buck George W., proprietor Fulton House, 34 w Pratt
Buck James, clerk, 34 w Pratt
Buck James, U. S. N., 104 e Fayette
Buck Mrs. Jane, 396 Franklin
Buck Jane, 104 e Fayette
Buck John H. & Co., (J H. and W. B.
Buck,) hardware merchants, 88 w Pratt
Buck John M., miller, 8 Spear's wharf, dw 205 Franklin
Buck John H., (John H. Buck & Co.,) 75 e Pratt
Buck John, jr., asst. assessor 2d district, office 58 e Baltimore, dw 75 e Pratt
Buck John, 75 e Pratt
Buck John C., bricklayer, 235 n Caroline
Buck Joseph A., (Isaac M Denson & Buck,) 69 Hill
Buck Joseph W., clerk, 49 Liberty
Buck Lee Andrew, brickmaker, 29 Cambridge
Buck Lewis F., clerk, 47 n High
Buck Theodore A., clerk, 69 Hill
Buck Wesley B., (John H. Buck & Co.,) 75 e Pratt
Buck Wm., brickmaker, 29 Cambridge
Buck Lieut. Wm. C., U. S. N., 615 w Lom- bard
Buck Wm., cigar box maker, 147 Barre
Buck Wm. H. clerk, 57 Dolphin
Buck Wm., engineer, 79 Camden
Buckchman Peter, liquor, 116 s Spring
Buckelman Conrad, tailor, 125 Barre
Buckey George A., engineer, 40 s Schroeder Buckey James H., engineer, 40 s Schroeder Buckhart Adam, laborer, Mariott ur Haubert Bucking Francis, baker, 96 Hollins
Buckingham C., music teacher, 530 Lexington Buckingham Francis M., agent, 291 Hollins
Buckingham Isaac, music teacher, 39 Pine
Buckingham Jas., coach trimmer, 21 n Eden Buckingham James R., 9 Pearl
Buckingham Jesse, laborer, 847 w Pratt
Buckingham John W., carp'r, 54 s Schroeder
Buckingham Mrs. Mary J., tailoress, 172 Dover
Buckingham P. G., young ladies' academy, 123 Mulberry
Buckingham Mrs. Susan, 39 Pine
Buckingham Washington L., agent for Bick- . ford & Hoffman, 39 Pine
Buckingham Wm. H., bricklayer, 56 Ensor Buckler Dr. John, 135 n Charles
Buckler Dr. Riggin, 135 n Charles
BUCKLER & SHIPLEY (E. G. Shipley,)
wholesale liquor dealers, 85 and 87 s Charles BUCKLER Dr. THOMAS H., 41 Lexington Buckler Zack, clerk, 192 e Monument Buckler Wm. H., ferryman, 81 s Chester Buckless Henry, pilot, 126 Gough
Buckley Catherine, milliner, 103 n Eutaw
Buckley Charles R., boot and shoe manufac- turer, 97 and 99 Hanover
Buckley Daniel, laborer, 60 Eastern av Buckley Eliza, tavern, 43 President Buckley Elizabeth, seamstress, 24 Hamburg
SHIRTS! SHIRTS !! SHIRTS !!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are now located at 168 Baltimore-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.
Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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BUCKLEY, CROWLE & CO., (J.
D. Crowle,) Oyster and Fruit pack- ers, keep constantly on hand fresh and Cove Oysters, &c., 121 Hillen
Buckley John, clerk, 240 n Eden
Buckley John, substitute broker, 338 n Eutaw Buckley John D., Quarter Master U. S. A., 193 Garden
Buckley John, milk, 90 s Republican
Buckley Jno., rigger, 170 s Washington, F. P. Buckley Martin, carter, 14 Orbit al
Buckley Mary A., confectioner, 60 Thames Buckley Mrs. Mary, 15 Abbey al
Buckley Robert L., tailor, 165 Franklin
Buckman Charles, can maker, 25 Scott
Buckman Henry, peddler, 204 Canton av Buckmaster Hillery, caulker, 147 Johnson Buckmiller Robert, tanner, North near Eager Buckmiller Wm., tanner, 98 Chew
Buckner Adam, shoemaker, 213 Chesnut
Buckner Dr. Charles S., 12 Cathedral
Bucksbaum Jacob, lager beer saloon, s e cor Central av and Lombard
Bucksbaum John J., confectionery, 177 e Lombard
Bucksbaum Julius, dry goods dealer, 194 s Broadway and 61 s Howard
Buckstein Wm., fireman, 350 s Eutaw Buckstone John, engineer, 34 s Schroeder Budecker Jean F., watchman, 173 Columbia Budecker L., ladies' shoe dealer, 43 n Gay Budeke George H., clerk, 45 Albemarle Buderer, John G., turner, 6 Jasper Budd Charles A., cigar maker, 259 Gough Budd John J., carpenter, 257 Gough Budd John, tailor, 29 Hampstead
Budd Wm. W. J., stevedore, 187 s Chester Budde Wm., blacksmith, 104 Eastern av Buddemyer Wm., 217 s Wolfe
Buddey Christianna, 38 Slemmer al
Buehler Catherine, housekeeper, 59 Columbia Buehler Charles, ship carpenter, 2 Hill
Buehler William, tobacco and cigars, 182 Franklin
Buel Walter, paymaster U: S. A., 8 Barnet Buengener Mrs. George W., confectionery, 261 s Sharp
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