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Craig Wm. carpenter, 139 n Fremont Craiger Bernard, tailor, 23 East
Craiger Mrs. Mary, laundress, 28 Frederick av Craiger James, clerk, s w cor Pratt and Gough
Craiy Elizabeth, 44 Pearl
Cralle Frances J. dressmaker, 16 s Central av Cramblitt Alex. A. engineer, 42 Aliceanna
Cramblitt Geo. W. wood huckster, 297 Sara- toga
Cramblitt George H. soldier, 114 Vine Cramblitt John, carpenter, 107 n Fremont Cramblitt John, bricklayer, 157 Chesapeake Cramblitt Thomas A. nightman, 297 Saratoga Cramblitt Wm. F. blacksmith, 137 Vine Cramer Francis, carpenter, 219 Canton av Cramer J. N. clerk, 236 w Lombard
Cramer Margaretta R. 135 Lexington
Cramer Michael, laborer, 258 e Lombard Cramer Mrs. Julia, 270 Saratoga
Cramer Lenah, 83 s Bethel
Crampton Michael, ship carpenter, 42 Cross Cran Balthazer, fresco painter, 50 n Eutaw Crandell Robert, clerk, 66 Lee
Crandell Stephen, clerk, 84 Hanover
Crandle Thomas, carpenter, 423 e Fayette
Crane A. Fuller, (Wm. Crane & Son,) 235 n Eutaw
Crane A. Fuller, jr. clerk, 235 n Eutaw
CRANE BENJAMIN & CO. (Charles Crane,) wholesale dealers in silk and straw goods, 249 w Baltimore
Crane Charles, (Benj. Crane & Co.) 228 n Charles
Crane Mrs. B., Falls road near Northern av Crane Rev. E. F. 279 e Baltimore
Crane Jas C. (Baer & Crane,) 180 w Lombard Crane John D. (W. Crane & Son,) 180 w Lombard
Crane John, clerk, 50 n Greene
Crane Lieut. Col. Joseph G., commis'y sub- sistence, headquarters, dw 226 n Eutaw Crane Martin, laborer, 15 Elizabeth la
Crane Judge P. W., attorney, office 6 n Cal- vert, dw Barnum's Hotel
Crane Patrick, blacksmith, 46 n Exeter
Crane Thomas, huckster, 9 Poultney Crane W. W., law student, 180 w Lombard CRANE WILLIAM & SON, (W. Crane, A. F. Crane, J. D. Crane,) hide and leather dealers, s e corner Cheapside and Water Crane William, (William Crane & Son,) 180 w Lombard
Crangle Bartus, 14 Orleans
Crangle Charles, carpenter, 81 s Greene
Crangle James E., wagon master U. S. A., 934 Lexington
Crangle James B., ink works, 14 Orleans
Crangle James, clerk, 81 s Greene Crantz George, clerk, 114 s Exeter .
Cranwell George W., cabinet maker, 15 s Oregon Crapin Capt. Samuel, 87 Orleans
Crasser Christian, cap maker, 334 w Pratt
Crate Sophia, Gorsuch av near Polk, Home stead
Craton Michael, laborer, 2 Slemmer's al
Craumer Francis M., clerk N. C. R., 116 Greenmount av
Craven Thomas, roofer, 127 L. Greene Craver John, tailor, 56 Greenmount av
Craver John S., police, 225 Henrietta
Crawford A. A., clerk P. W. & B. R. R., se cor High and Trinity
Crawford Annie, fancy goods, 42 Hanover
Crawford Anna, 138 w Lombard
Crawford Andrew, wheelwright, 17 s Carey Crawford Austin, brickmaker, 132 Cross
Crawford C., cooper, 8 Fountain
Crawford Canfield, brickmaker, 468 Light
Crawford Daniel, bacon 124 Pine
Crawford Dixon, livery stable, 122 Orchard
Crawford Jacob, carpenter, 57 s Paca
Crawford James B., clerk, 380 w Fayette
Crawford James W., chair ornamenter, 107 McElderry
Crawford Capt. John, mariner, 389 Canton av
Crawford John C., clerk, 107 McElderry
Crawford John L., 34 Cathedral
Crawford John, ship carpenter, 59 s Ann
Crawford John D., printer, 9 n Bond
Crawford John A., salesman, 32 Orchard
Crawford Louis, engineer, 98 s Carey
Crawford Mary E., teacher, 57 s Paca
Crawford N. H., 302 Saratoga
Crawford Patrick, grocer, 41 Amity
Crawford Mrs. Rebecca A., 148 s Central av
Crawford Robt. K., huckster, 302 Saratoga
Crawford Robert M., bookkeeper, 198 w Bal- timore
Crawford Rachel D., 34 Cathedral
Crawford Richard I., machinist, 18\ Conway Crawford Sarah, 9 n Bond
Crawford Thomas, stone cutter, 101 Preston Crawford Thomas, printer, 210 e Lombard
CRAWFORD WM. H. & CO., Wm. H.
Crawford, C. S. Crook,) proprietors spice mills, warehouse 62 South, spice mills s w cor Union al and Dallas
Crawford Wm. M., jeweler, 7 n Frederick, dw Orleans betw Chester and Castle
CRAWFORD WM. agent Phila. W. & B. R. R. s e cor High and Trinity
Crawford Wm. H. (Wm. H. Crawford & Co.) 188 Hoffman
Crawford Wm. C police, 9 n Bond
Crawford Wm. H. carpenter, 104 Johnson
Crawford Wm. H. H. brickmaker, 468 Light Crawley Mrs. Jane, 164 Chesnut
Cray Mrs. Amelia M. nurse, 77 Warner
Cray & Bro. (J. F. Cray, L C. Cray,) tavern, 65 Centre Market space
Cray Jerry, laborer, 148 L Greene
CREAGER COL. J. P. 558 w Baltimore
Creager George L. salesman, 14 n Howard Creager George L. 181 McCulloh
Creagl Henry A. ship carpenter, 200 Bank Creagh George W. shipwright, 116 Bank
Creagh Henry, carpenter, 137 Conway Creagh John, stone cutter, 137 Conway
Creagh John, 174 Park
Creagh Thomas, laborer, 124 s Washington F. P.
Creamer Andrew, paper hanger, 245 St Mary
Creamer Andrew, wheelwright, 8 Bank Creamer Anthony, moulder, 264 s Sharp
Creamer Alexander, saddler, 317 Aisquith
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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Creamer Casper, 214 s Sharp
Creamer Casper, laborer, rear 194 Aliceanna Creamer Charles J. shoemaker, s w cor Han- over and Cross
Creamer Christian, shoemaker, 4 St Mary Creamer Mrs Cornelia, 144 e Monument Creamer David Smith, clerk, 49 Hillen Creamer David, (agent for J. Dubois, lumber merchant, Port Deposit,) 127 e Monument. [See p 59 Advertisements]
Creamer Frederick, furnit. 162 s Broadway Creamer Frederick, laborer, 7 s Front Creamer George, laborer, 106 Lancaster Creamer Henry, shoemaker, 70 s Fremont Creamer Jacob, blacksmith, 176 w Biddle
Creamer Jacob, coach-spring maker, 100 Hol- lins
Creamer John, lager beer saloon, 172 s Sharp Creamer John, machinist, 172 s Sharp
Creamer John, laborer, 212 s Sharp Creamer John, grocer, 40 Philpot
Creamer John, letter carrier, 178 s Paca Creamer John, ship carpenter, 118 Cross Creamer Joseph, milkman, 214 s Sharp
Creamer Martin, laborer, 53 Goodman al Creamer Nicholas, paper hanger, 24 St. Mary Creamer Thomas, lumber and coal merchant, 131 n Exeter
Creamer Wm. cigar maker, 8 Greenmount av Creamer Wm. brickmaker, 161 Columbia
Creamer Wm. lumber merch. 62 n Broadway Credgt Herman huckster, 490 w Lombard Creegan Felix, 27 Valley
Creem John laborer, over 6 Bank Creery Wm. R. teacher, 336 Saratoga Creig Barney, hostler, Bull Head tav. Front Creig John, laborer, 250 Forrest
Creig Robert R. moulder, 184 Forrest
Creigh John, mariner, 65 Henrietta Creight Rebecca, 256 s Charles Creighton Mrs. Elmina, 225 Montgomery
Creighton Geo. W. cigar mak. 162 s Howard Creighton Henry, mariner, 216 Barre Creighton Henry T. painter, 379 Light Creighton James, mariner, 71 William Creighton John, cigar maker, 225 Montgomery Creighton Patrick, carpenter, 28 Morris al Creighton Robert, ship carpenter, 412 West Creighton Wm. V. clerk, 48 Fawn Creighton Capt. Wm. mariner, 19 Warren Cremen Cornelius, laborer, 3 Valley Cremen John F. collector, 69 n Poppleton Cremen John E. jeweler, 69 n Poppleton Creny Wm. painter, Franklin Inn, cor. High and Hillen
Cresz Henry, scowman, 34 Gist
CRESCENT COAL OIL CO. OF BALTI- MORE, s w cor West and Howard, office 62 s Gay, Henry R. Wilson, president Cresto R., jeweler, 47 n Calvert Creutzburg Chas. W., cigar maker, 41 Brown Crew George, mariner, 93 York
Crew Richard, laborer, Dover west of Fulton
Crew Wm. J., carpenter, 704 w Pratt
Crey Elizabeth Mary, 70 Buren
Crey Henry J., restaurant, 3 e Madison, dw 70 Buren
Crichton Malcolm, (Wm. Crichton & Son,) 36 Mount Vernon Place
CRICHTON WM. & SON, (W. Crichton, M. Crichton, J. T. Scott,) grain, flour, guano, and commission merchants, 1 Wood, cor Bowly's wharf
Crichton Wm., (Wm. Crichton & Son,) 36 Mount Vernon place
Cricton Francis, upholsterer, 27 n Greene Crider Mary R., 154 n Pine Crig Edwin M., 94 Saratoga
Crim Henry C., blacksmith, 65 s Schroeder Crimmins Cornelius, laborer, 3 Valley
Crimmins Timothy, teacher, 123 Division Criner Isaac, butcher, 803 w Pratt
Cringle Mrs. Isabella, 81 s Greene Cripps. Richard H., 6 Thomsen
Cripps Thomas J., laborer, 6 Thomsen
Cripps Thomas, of planing mill, 6 Thomsen Crisall Mrs. George W., Philadelphia road, near city limits
Crisby Conrad, tailor, 149 s Bond
Crise Jacob, sailor, 335 s Dallas
Crise John L., 228 w Madison Crisp Charles E., cigar maker, 253 Gough
Crisp Elijah, painter, 89 n Greene, dw 275 Saratoga
Crisp Joseph, tobacconist, 42 Thames Crispin John, 142 Washington place
Crispins Henry, fisherman, n e cor Fort av and Johnson
Crispus Conrad, glass blower, 310 s Charles Criss Michael, (John A. Hambleton & Co.,) 44 McCulloh
Crist Christopher, cooper, 151 s Regester
Crist Jacob, shoemaker, 11 New
Crist Jacob, tobacco, 96 Eastern av Crist John, laborer, 57 Penna. av Crist Philip, clerk, 96 Eastern av
Cristwell James, currier, 12 Mc Elderry
Critzman Wm., painter, 33 s Caroline
Crockard John, stone cutter, 36 n Oregon
Crocker, Emanuel, 293 n Caroline
Crocker James T., pipe maker, Eagle Hotel, Hillen
Crocker Samuel G., 293 n Caroline
Crockett John W., millwright, 339 Mulberry Crockett Nehemiah, shoemakr, 362 Lexington Crockett Theodore, locksmith, I Grace et
Crockett Walter C., bricklayer, 362 Lex- ington
Crockett Wm., brakesman, 52 s Schroeder Crockett Wm. H., turner, 233 n Eden Croff Jacob, restaurant, 79 n Front Croft John, sailor, 99 Eastern av
Croggon Mrs. Jane E. 94 s Poppleton
Croghan Patrick, tavern, 16 East Falls av Croghen Peter, laborer, 2 Slemmer's al Croker Henry, soldier, 7 Brannan ct
Crombie Albert D. (Ammidon & Crombie) 261 Garden
Cromer Andrew, carter, cor Fremont and Warner
Cromer Daniel, laborer, 106 St. Peter
Cromer Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 Wyeth Cromer John, wagoner, 14 Wyeth Cromer Margaret, 168 s Eutaw
Cromer Thomas W. tobacconist, 341 w Balti- more, dw s w cor Lombard and Stricker Cromwell Mrs. Anna, 29 McHenry Cromwell Daniel, 120 e Madison
Cromwell Mrs. Deborah, 29 w Baltimore
Cromwell Mrs. Eliza Anna, 120 e Madison
Cromwell Frank, silversmith, 438 Walsh
Cromwell George H. cabinet maker, 46 s Broadway Cromwell Jacob G. baggage master, B. & O. R. R. 24 Brune Cromwell Jacob G. cab't maker, 438 Walsh
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Cromwell John E. sailmaker, 354 e Fayette Cromwell John, police, 31 Seott
Cromwell Capt. John G. 183 Conway
Cromwell Joseph, agent Knickerbocker Life Insurance Co., 126 Grundy
Cromwell Joseph, sailmaker, 115 Bank
Cromwell Joshua, 136 s Ann
Cromwell Joshua, jr. sailmaker, 160 Gough
Cromwell Joseph, (J. Cromwell & Bro.) 115 Bank
Cromwell J. & Bro. (Joshua Cromwell, jr., Joseph Cromwell,) sailmakers, over 158 w Pratt
Cromwell Joshua, jr. (J. Cromwell & Bro.) 160 Gough
Cromwell Levi, gunsmith, 271 s Ann, dw 118 Thames
Cromwell Marion, silversmith, 438 Walsh
Cromwell Mary A. dress maker, 16 Mott
Cromwell Michael, cabinet maker, 16 Mott Cromwell N. C. clerk, 146 w Madison
Cromwell Oliver H. clerk, 197 Aisquith
Cromwell Oliver T. coachmaker, 288 Aisquith Cromwell Richard, 250 w Madison
CROMWELL RICHARD, agricultural and
horticultural implement manufacturer and seedsman, 46 and 48 Light, dw 26 Mulberry Cromwell Richard, (C. Sidney Norris & Co.) 26 Mulberry
Cromwell William, carpenter, 202 Eastern av
Cronan Charles P. painter, 4 Humes
Cronan Mary, grocer, 134 Vine
Crone Augustus, laborer, 151 William
Crone Catherine D. 2 n Front
Crone Edward, tavern, 75 n Gay
Crone John B. musician, 42 n Calvert
Crone William C. Wee Drop restaurant, s e cor High and Fayette
Crone William C. deputy sheriff, se cor Fay- ette and High
Cronenberg Rev. Peter, 101 Saratoga
Cronenberger Jos. lager beer, 200 Canton av Croney Mrs. Mary, 27 s Bethel
Croney Philip H. cigar maker, 58 s Caroline Croahardt Charles, jeweler, &c., 88 n Gay, dw 206
Cronliardt John, shoemaker, 29 Ensor
Cronhardt John H. tailor, ne cor Douglass and East
Cronin Catharine, 14 Hammond al
Cronin Jeremiah, hackman, 34 Addison
Cronnelley Mary, confectioner, 51 n Front Crook Mrs Ann E. 678 Saratoga
Crook C. laborer, 10 Burke
Crook Mrs. Caroline. 404 w Saratoga
Crook Charles C. 404 Saratoga
Crook Columbus S. (Wm. H. Crawford & Co.) 174 Preston
Crook Francis A. treas. Balto. Equitable So- ciety, dw s w cor Madison and Townsend
Crook Francis M. auditor Adams Express, 558 w Fayette Crook George A. clerk, 313 Garden
Crook George W. 196 Madison av
Crook Geo. W. M. boots, shoes and gaiters, 69 w Baltimore and 43 n Eutaw Crook Henry, clerk, 51 Harford av
Crook James, engineer, 39 e Pratt Crook Mrs. Mary, 190 n Eutaw
Crook Philip, bookkeeper Bank of Baltimore, 51 Harford av Crook Sallie, 190 n Eutaw
Crook Mrs., s w cor Madison and Townsend
CROOK WALTER, Jr. dealer in upholstery and curtain materials, 220 w Baltimore, dw 66 n Paca .- [See Advertisement outside front cover. ]
Crook Mrs. Walter, jr. 66 n Paca
Crook William W. finisher, 18 s Fremont
Crook William, carpenter, 267 e Biddle
Crook Capt. Wm. S. 354 e Baltimore
Crooks Rufus S. police, 315 Mulberry
Crookshanks Charles S. ship joiner, foot of Ann, dw 130 s High
Crop Wm. plasterer, 222 Peirce
Crooper Thomas J. 46 e Pratt
Cropper Reuben, boiler maker, 34 William- son al
Crosby Capt. Charles T. 76 n Eden
Crosby Francis, fireman, 6 Hudson al
Crosby Geo. W. soldier, 369 Cathedral
Crosby James, carpenter, 6 Hudson al
Crosby James, carpenter, 104 Greenmount av
Crosby Lewis, painter, 163 Hughes
Crosby Lewis, engineer, 161 n Central av
Crosby Louis, machinist, 153 n Central av Crosby Thomas H. shoemaker, 18 Willow
Crose Frederick, cabinet maker, 16 n Spring
Cross Adam, conductor, 52 s Schroeder
Cross Andrew, clerk, 110 Hollins
Cross Cyrus, cabinet maker, 66 Pearl
Cross David H. painter, 17 Townsend
Cross David, wheelwright, Hillen betw East
and Forrest, dw 113 n Exeter
Cross E. J D. attorney, 31 Lexington, dw 161 n Calvert
Cross George T. boot maker, 98 Granby
Cross George R. elerk, 113 n Exeter
Cross H. L. shoe store, 234 Lexington
Cross John W. carpenter, 483 Saratoga
Cross James W. engineer U. S. N., 210 Ais- quith
Cross John, milk, 67 Orleans
Cross Rev. Jonathan, gen'l agent Md. Tract Society, 42 n Fremont
Cross J. H. clerk, 66 Pearl
Cross, J. D. clerk, 113 n Exeter
Cross Richard K. ( Wm. S. Cross & Bro.) 161 n Calvert
Cross Mrs. Sarah, 7 Chatsworth
Cross Samuel B. blacksmith, 69 and 75 s Howard, dw 139 Camden
Cross Samuel J. coachmaker, 139 Camden
Cross Thomas, laborer, 67 Watson
Cross Truman D. chief clerk, State tobacco warehouse No 1
CROSS WM. S. & BRO. (Wm. S. Cross, Richard K. Cross,) lumber, stave and gene- eral commission merchants, ne cor East Falls and Eastern avs
Cross Wm. H. blacksmith, 139 Camden
Cross Wm. S. (W. S. Cross & Bro.) 161 n Calvert
Crothers Charles, clerk, 28 s Spring
Crothers David, coal dealer, 77 North, dw 28 s Spring
Crothers Robert, carpenter, 62 Courtland, dw 28 s Spring
Crotty David, gardener, Md. Hospital
Crotty David, grocery, No. 2 Little Monu- ment extended
Crouch A. B. shoemaker, 141 Hamburg
Crouch Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, seamstress, 32 Williamson al
Crouch David, iron moulder, 261 s Charles Crouch Mrs. Elizabeth, 165 e Madison
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
Study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.
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Crouch E. D. custom house, 228 Light Crouch James, shoemaker, 175 Hanover Crouch John, cooper, 226 s Sharp Crouch John W. boiler maker, 11 Henrietta Crouch Julian, 18 Jefferson
Crouch Stewart, soldier, 341 s Sharp
Crouch Thomas D. police, 206 Montgomery Crouch William, printer, 53 Harford av
Crouse Charles L. newspaper car'r, 77 Harri- son
Crouse Jesse, car driver, 173 Penna. av
Crouse John, cooper, 226 s Sharp
Crouse Joseph A. shoemaker, 931 Lexington Crouse Margaret, 70 Lancaster
Crouse Michael, shoemaker, 147 s Spring
Crouse Rebecca, seamstress, 160 George
Crouse William, tailor, 26 n Frederick
Crout Hezekiah, tin and sheet iron worker, 138 Penna. av, dw 246
Crout Paul G. turner, Telegraph, btw. Penna. and Druid Hill avs
Crouther Capt. John, 248 e Pratt Crow Ann, 113 Hillen
Crow Ezekiel, shoemaker, 9 Front
Crow Mrs. Jane, grocery, 109 Aisquith
Crow John, laborer, 109 Aisquith
Crow John T. editor, 42 Bolton
CROWDER A. N. grocer, s w cor Conway and Warner
Crowder - , 240 Barre
Crowder Flemming, coach trim., 165 Orleans Crowe John, clerk N. C. R. 129 e Eager
Crowell John, cooper, 51 Goodman al
Crowl D. H. clerk, 166 e Eager
Crowl David H. provision dealer, 166 e Eager Crowle John D. (Buckley, Crowle & Co.) 121 Hillen
Crowley Dennis, sawyer, 322 Forrest
Crowley F. C. contractor, 32 Columbia
Crowley Mrs. Honora, grocery, s e cor Caro- line and Lombard
Crowley Jacob G. 195 s Paca
CROWLEY JAMES, periodical dealer, 116 w Baltimore, dw 222 e Monument
Crowley John, machinist, 84 s Spring
Crowley John, painter, 646 Penna. av Crowley Margaret, 556 Penna. av
Crowley Thomas, omnibus driver, 81 North
Crowley Wm. S. clerk Quarter Master, 296 e Fayette
Crown Marion A. clerk, 93 n Pine Crown Mrs. Matilda, 93 n Pine
Crownfield Mrs. Anna J. 98 Hanover
CROWNFIELD HERMAN F. attorney, 1 Courtland, dw Baltimore Co.
Crowther Amos W. police, 505 Saratoga Crowther Benj. P. stone mason, 55 Hughes
Crowther James, stone mason, Mount Royal hill, near Reservoir Crowther John, 218 n Eutaw
Crowther Josh. stone mason, 56 w Hoffman Croxall Robert M. clerk Superior Court, 634 Lexington
Croyeau Augustin, French goods, 171 w Bal- timore, dw s w cor Eutaw and Fayette
Croyeau C. H. clerk Adams Express, Three Tuns hotel
Crozier Annie, teacher, 118 s Caroline Crozier Charles, hatter, 198 s Broadway Crozier James, moulder, 46 McElderry Crozier John R. sailmaker, 118 s Caroline Crozier Thomas, bricklayer, 22 Jefferson Crozier Wm. sailmaker, 118 s Caroline
CRUDDEN JAMES, furniture wagon, 371 Franklin
Cruden Edward, laborer, 95 McElderry Crum James, conductor, 562 w Lombard Crum John, shoemaker, 24 Douglass Crumbacker C. W. telegraphist, 128 Hoffman Crumbacker Ephraim, clerk, 128 Hoffman Crumble Wm. shoemaker, 64 Portland Crumby John, laborer, 2 Neighbor
Crumm Mary F. upholsteress, 21 Garden Crummel George, sailmaker, 194 s Ann Crummer Nathan J. grocer, 76 Hillen
Cruse Charles, engineer, 43 s Schroeder Cruse Christiana, 333 s Bond
Cruse George W. cigar maker, 71 n Caroline Cruse Henry H. restaurant, 333 s Bond Cruse Henry, laborer, 81 Boston Cruse Isaac, clerk, 235 Hanover
Cruse John H. cigar maker, 5 n Caroline
Cruse Joseph, finisher, 61 s Schroeder
Cruse Wm. carpenter, 29 s Caroline Cruser Isaac, clerk, 235 Hanover
CRUSSE JOHN, tavern, 81 Boston, and coal and wood yard cor Boston and Leakin
Cruzen Edward, machinist, 523 w Lombard Cruzen Sarah R. 252 n Gay
Cuddy Isaac, 191 Orleans
Cudy Mrs. Sarah, 10 Brannon
Cuff Patrick, grocery, 38 Block
Cugle John, (Cugle, Sickel & Co ) 191 St. Paul
Cugle John, jr., clerk, 27 s Eden
CUGLE, SICKEL & CO. (J. Cugle, J. L. Sickel, C. T. Paine,) fancy goods and no- tions, 285 w Baltimore
Culbertson Isaac G. police, 60 n High
Culbertson Louisa, 60 n High
Cullan Catherine, hucksteress, 27 n Greene
Cullan James, 125 Ensor
Cullan John, wagoner, 27 n Greene Cullan Mrs. Kate, confectionery, 173 Hanover Cullen Catherine, 14 L. McElderry
Cullen James, hackman, 14 L. McElderry Cullen James, shoemaker, 140 German
Cullen M. J. bakery, 173 Hanover Cullen Michael, laborer, 131 West
Cullen Patrick, laborer, 13 e Madison
Cullen Thomas, shoemaker, 173 Hanover Cullen William T. ship carpenter, 102 Chapel
Cullender George, mariner, 67 Albemarle Cullimore & Austin, (J. Cullimore, William Austin,) ship smiths, 1 and 3 Fell
Cullimore John, (Cullimore & Austin) 217 Bank
Cullimore Mrs. John, boarding, 193 e Pratt Cullimore Mrs. Rebecca, 242 Light
Cullington Daniel, cigar maker, 41 Dolphin Cullington Thomas, cigar maker, 6 e Pratt Cullison Geo. W., pilot, 301 e Lombard
Cullison Geo. E., bricklayer, 121 s Regester Cullison James M. millwright, 19 Mosher Cullison Maria, 228 Bank
Cullison Noah, feed, 87 Penn'a av
Cullison Noah M., clerk, 19 Mosher Cullison Jesse M., hay dealer, Orchard, one door from Penn'a av, dw 263 w Biddle Cullum Ann, trimmings and confectionery, 62 Greenmount av
Cullum Harriet, teacher, 62 Greenmount av Cullum H. J. teacher, York av, n of Madison Cullum Nelson, flour, feed, &c., 13 w Lom- bard, dw 187 e Monument
JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.
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Cullum Rev. J. W., city missionary and tract distributor, 6 Lanvale
Culnan Samuel, comb maker, 465 n Gay Culver Chas. engineer, 103 n Caroline Culver Wm. T., cooper, 5 n Sharp Cumberland Charles, painter, 18 n Bond Cumiling Charles, 432 Canton av
CUMMING MISS JANE, Young Ladies' Literary Institute, 7 n Carey-[ See page 45 Advertisements. ]
Cumming A. M. engineer, 4 Light st wharf Cumming Alex., engineer, 207 n Howard
Cumming Wm. A., 23 n Calvert Cummmgs Maj. A. M. 12 s Gay Cummings Alexander, 44 Spring row
Cummings Grace, 85 w Hoffman
Cummings Daniel, farmer, intersection of e Fayette and Baltimore
Cummings Jacob, 3 Chester al
Cummings John, porter, 147 Albemarle
Cummings John, (Hall, Foster & Co.) 642 w Baltimore
Cummings John, milkman, Phila. road
Cummings Lewis H. driver Harnden Exp.
Cummings Luke, boiler maker, 9 Fall
Cummings Mrs. Margaret, 135 n Eutaw Cummings Mrs. Mary, 12 Stiles
Cummings Mary, washerwoman, 37 Fawn
Cummings Sophia, fancy goods, 135 n Eutaw Cummings Patrick, laborer, 191 s Castle al
Cummings Mrs. Rosanna, seamstress, 120 11 Fremont
Cummings Mrs. Rose, 439 Saratoga
Cummins Daniel, confectionery, 466 w Bal- timore
Cummins John G. fruiterer, 48 n Exeter
Cummins John W. carpenter. 48 n Exeter Cummins Capt. Jonathan, 485 w Baltimore Cummins Robert P., bricklayer, 236 n Bond CUMMISKEY EUGENE, attorney, 43 St. Paul
Cumpert Joseph, tailor, 160 Ensor
Cunighan Daniel, chairmaker, 1 Bloodgood ct Cunningham Alexander, rear of 104 Granby Cunningham American, machinist, 9 e Fayette Cunningham Andrew, coach painter, 280 e Madison
Cunningham Bartholomew, printer, 178 Pine Cunningham Dr. Chas. T. D. 130 e Pratt Cunningham Charles R. clerk, 46 Granby CUNNINGHAM & COCHRAN, (J. E. A. Cunningham, H. W. Cochran,) stoves, turnaces, tinware, &c., 53 s Calvert, and Cheapside s of Lombard
Cunningham Daniel, plumber, 15 Thomsen Cunningham E. H. clerk, 78 e Fayette
Cunningham Edward, bricklayer, 280 e Mad- ison
Cunningham Edw. peddler, 176 Constitution Cunningham Ellen T. C. 245 s Bethel
Cunningham Elizabeth, 149 Chatsworth
Cunningham Elizabeth A. 186 Pearl
Cunningham George A. superintendent at planing mill, 229 e Fayette
Cunningham Geo. W. mariner, 91 n Schroeder Cunningham Capt. Isaac H. mariner, 3 Brannan ct
Cunningham Capt. Jas. mariner, 9 House ct Cunningham Jas. stone mason, 99 n Caroline Cunningham Jos. (Cunningham & Thomas,) 211 s Charles Cunningham James, 78 e Fayette
Cunningham James M. clerk. 91 e Fayette
Cunningham James, hackman, n w cor Ger- man and Pine
Cunningham John E. A. (Cunningham & Cochran,) 403 n Central av
Cunningham John, grocery, 349 s Charles Cunningham Jno. switch tender, 73 s Regester Cunningham John, laborer, 21 n Amity
Cunningham John D. proprietor of hacks, 278 Aisquith
Cunningham John, porter, 111 Peach al Cunningham John B. 93 Front
Cunningham John W. 279 e Pratt
Cunningham John W. cigar maker, 118 n Schroeder
Cunningham John, porter, 25 Plum
Cunningham Michael, laborer, 192 Holiday
Cunningham Michael, machinist, 170 Ramsay Cunningham Michael, drayman, 35 Philpot Cunningham Mortimer. 130 e Pratt
Cunningham Nicholas, laborer, 1 N. Church Cunningham Peter, laborer, 304 Ross
Cunningham Mrs. Rose, 55 Columbia
Cunningham Satinel, hack'n, 327 Harford av Cunningham Mrs. Sarah, rear of 57 s Oregon Cunningham Mrs. Sarah, Penna. av near Northern av
CUNNINGHAM & THOMAS, (J. Cun- mingham, J. H. Thomas,) commission merchants, over 154 w Pratt
Cunningham Thomas A. coal agent, 20 w Second, dw n w cor Madison and Calvert Cunningham Wm. C. 185 e Monument
Cunningham Wm A. clerk, 132 w Fayette
Cunningham Wm. (Clark & Cunningham,) 345 n Gay
Cunningham Wm. C. carpenter, 184 e Mon- ument
Cunningham Wm. R. clerk, Chase corner Caroline
Cunningham Wm. A. police, 149 n Caroline Cunningham Wm. W. druggist, n w corner Madison and Central av
Cunningham Wm. H. flour, feed, and lime, s w cor Ensor and East, dw 290 n Caroline Cupp Michael, blacksmith, 32 n Amity
Cupp Wm. foundryman, 58 China
Cupp Mrs. 211 Montgomery
Curdles Emma, 2 Necessity al
Curen John, carpenter, 607 Penn'a av Curl Nancy, 137 Eastern av
Curle John, laborer, 154 Hollins
Curlett Edward W. landsman, 196 Gough
Curlett George, cabinet maker, 1 Tessier
CURLETT JOHN & SON, (J. Curlett. W. Curlett ) coach makers, 33 and 35 North
Curlett John, jr. (Smith & Curlett) 185 St. Paul
Curlett John, (J. Curlett & Son) Calvert near Madison
CURLETT ĮLEWIS G. commission mer- chant, 3 Camden, dw 120 Lee
Curlett Mary, 125 Mullikin
Curlett Wm. (J. Curlett & Son) 79 McCulloh Curley Mrs. Ann, grocery, 11 Rose
Curley Bernard, laborer, 66 Essex
Curley James F. clerk, 94 w Fayette
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