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Evans Rees, s e cor Bond and Thames
Evans Samuel M., clerk of Circuit Court, 127 s Bond
Evans Samuel, bootmaker, 150 Henrietta
Evans Silas, can maker, 76 n High
EVANS THEODORE W. salesman, 52 n Calvert
EVANS THOMAS H. & CO. (Thomas G. Evans) produce commission merchant, 80 and 82 Light-st. wharf- [ See page 31 .Adver- tisements.]
Evans Thomas H. (T. H. Evans & Co.) 64 William
Evans Thomas, carpenter, 116 e Monument Evans Thomas, carpenter, 161 e Monument Evans Thomas, carpenter, 156 Hollins Evans Mrs. Thomas, 498 w Pratt
EVANS DR. THOMAS B., druggist, s e cor Ann and Aliceanna, dw 18 Jackson square Evans Thomas G. (Job Evans & Son,) 211 n Howard
Evans Thomas J. wharfinger, office foot of Bond, dw 66 s Washington, F. P
Evans Wm. A. restaurant, 122 Greenmount av Evans Wm. F. currier, 180 Montgomery
Evans Wm., pattern maker, 157 Montgomery Evans Wm. M. bookkeeper, 889 w Baltimore Evans Wm., cashier of custom house, 1 n Calhoun
Evans Wm. H., shoemaker, 13 Walker Evatt Edward, gun and locksmith, 35 Light Evatt Mary, dressmaker, 79 n Howard Everbean Christiana, 144 Druid Hill av
Everbean Samuel, laborer, 144 Druid Hill av
Everhart Charles, machinist, 18 Henrietta
Everhart Christian, laborer, Clinton opposite Chesapeake furnace
Shirts, Drawers. Socks. Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Dest, at RAY- MOND. BURTON & CO'S. 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.
Study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.
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Everhart David, Franklin House Everhart Geo. machinist, 138 e Lombard Everhart Geo. G. salesman, Franklin House, n w cor Franklin and Howard
Everhart George G. Franklin House Everhart Jacob, tobacconist, 42 Druid Hill av Everhart Lewis, sawyer, 12 Sterrett
Everhart Mrs. Mary Jane, dress maker, 245 Conway
Everhart Martin, cigar maker, 92 s Howard Everhart Wm. H. breaksman, 92 s Howard EVERHART'S FRANKLIN HOUSE, n w cor Franklin and Howard
Everhart J. J. storekeeper commissary de- partment, Franklin House
Everett Elizabeth, seamstress, 15 n Wolfe Everett Fred'k, clerk, 11 May Everett George L. sailmaker, 119 s Bond Everett James, policeman, 157 s Chapel Everett John L. porter, 51 Portland
Everett John T. sailor, 195 s Chapel Everett Thomas H. constable, 119 s Bond Evering Bernard, 91 s Wolfe
Everest Horn, laborer, 101 West
Everist John, shoemaker, 18 n Durham Everist Joseph, cooper, 375 e Fayette
Everist John M. cooper, 108 Holiday, dw 74 s High
Everitt Elizabeth, s e cor Gough and Durham Everitt Thomas S. harness maker, 39 Garden Everitt Wm. mariner, 6 Swan Everitt Wm. carpenter, 29 L. Church
Everley George, cooper, 250 Aliceanna
Everley Mrs. Mary, 250 Aliceanna
Everline Mrs. Eliza, vestmaker, 252 Ham- burg
Everline John, laborer, 181 s Bethel
Evers Henry W. shoemaker, 228 Washing- ton, F. H.
Eversman Frederick, 81 s Bond
Eversman John G. provision dealer, 309 s Charles
Eversmyer Henry, hackdriver, 62 s Regester Ewald John, blacksmith, 363 Canton av
Ewaldt August, (James Myer & Co.) 105 Penna av
Ewalt Casper, laborer, 29 n Dallas Ewalt Henry, laborer, 53 Park
Ewalt John H. furnishing business, 42 n Bond Ewalt John, tailor, 296 Canton av Ewalt Joseph, soldier, 102 s Chapel
Ewalt Samuel A. tinner, 51912 w Baltimore, dw 50 n Poppleton
Ewart Charles, clerk B. & O. R. R. 16 n Eutaw
Ewell Fannie B. 134 Mulberry
Ewell John, (Ewell & Kelley,) 12 St. Paul EWELL & KELLEY, (John Ewell, John Kelley,) proprietors Barry Hall, 12 St. Paul Ewig John, restaurant, 697 w Baltimore Ewig John, laborer, 61 Watson
Ewen Jeremiah, letter carrier, 2 Peirce Ewin Samuel H. constable, 188 Vine
Ewing Dr. James H. druggist, Stricker bet Mulberry and Franklin Ewing John J. shoemaker, 246 n Eden Ewing Samuel W. shoemaker, 246 n Eden Ewing Thos. W. agent Methodist Protestant publications, 318 Aisquith Ewings Thomas, butcher, 88 s High EXCHANGE READING ROOMS, new Ex- change buildings, entrance Second and Lom- bard, Geo. U. Porter, secretary
Exdorman Conrad, 168 s Washington, F. P. Ey Geo. laborer, 40 Aliceanna Eyerly Mary A. 367 Lexington
Eyles James, morocco dresser, 73 Hillen
Eyll Mrs. George, hucksteress, 145 Henrietta Eyll John, shoemaker, 389 w Pratt
Eyll Margaret, hucksteress, 145 Henrietta Eytel Jacob, cooper, 26 Leadenhall . Eytel Mary, confectionery, 26 Leadenhall Eyting Eli, clerk, 39 n Howard
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FABER BERNHARDT, grocery and liquor store, 10 s Liberty
Faber Conrad, laborer, 91 s Regester
Faber Frederick, laborer, 468 Canton av
Faber George, cigar maker, 256 s Sharp Faber Henry, tinner, West near Light
Faber Henry, tailor, s w cor Charles and Henrietta
Faber Herman, tin and sheet iron, 275 s Charles
Faber Wm. cigar maker, 168 George
Fabrill Francis J. blacksmith, 35 Barnes
Fach Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 28 Penn. av
Facius Gustavus, teacher, 117 n Calvert
Fadder Christian, laborer, 183 s Chapel Fadeley Charles, 21 e Fayette
Fadeley James, tinner, 151 Ensor
Fadeley Rebecca, tailoress, 151 Ensor Faeck John, piano maker, 61 Portland
Fagan Alice, 21 Foundry
Fagan Hugh, laborer, 160 n Dallas
Fagan Jane, 65 Mulberry
Fagan Mrs. Mary, 3 Willow
Fagan Patrick, coachman, 21 Foundry
Fagan Robert, grocer, 235 Columbia
Fager Fredericka, grocery, 27 n Schroeder
Fagret Francis, carpenter, 3 New Church Fagret Mrs. Lucille, 3 New Church
Fagret Mme. L. hairdresser, 40 n Charles Fahay Thos, laborer, 6 Dawson al Faherty John, sawyer, 9 Wyeth Faherty Mrs. Mary, 203 Eastern av Fahey Catherine, grocery, 20 n Oregon
Fahey James, laborer, 20 n Oregon Fahey John, laborer, 13 Preston
Fahey Martin, hackman, 291 n Eutaw Fahey Michael, laborer, 145 Aliceanna Fahey Michael, brewer, 76 York Fahey Thomas, tailor, 28 Hughes Fahey Patrick, salesman, 144 Franklin Fahl John, cooper, 172 L. Greene
Fahlen Chas. H. (Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.) 86 n Howard
Fahn John, laborer, 195 East Fahner Francis, blacksmith, 256 e Chase Fahnestock Derick, (Brooks, Fahnestock & Co.) Madison av near Druid Hill Park
FAHNESTOCK GEO. W., Whole- sale Dealer in Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, Feathers, Millinery, Silk and Straw Goods, 233 Balti- more-st., up stairs, second door from Charles; dw 19 N. Repub- Iican.
Fahy John, sawyer, 6 Dorsey Fahs Mrs. Amelia, 24 Jackson
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
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THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.
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Faid Henry, laborer, 420 Light Faid John, tinner, 420 Light
Fair Alexander, shoemaker, 202 Hughes
Fairall Charles, brakesman, 51 s Schroeder Fairall George, moulder, 29 McHenry
Fairall Wm. H. blacksmith, 139 s Fremont, dw 40 St. Peter's
Fairbank A. J agent, 70 s Poppleton Fairbank Chas. soapstone works, 422 w Pratt
Fairbank Chas. E. clerk, 321 w Lombard Fairbank Chris. shoemaker, 26 May
Fairbank Edward. shipsmith, 215 Gough
Fairbank Edward, ( Bowen & Fairbank,) 215 Gough
Fairbank Geo. K. provisions, 377 Franklin FAIRBANK HENRY, Gen. Wayne Inn,
n w cor Baltimore and Paca, and livery and sale stables, Paca near Baltimore
Fairbank James, carpenter, 106 Johnson
Fairbank John, conductor B. & O. R. R. 361 w Lombard
Fairbank Samuel G. carpenter, Gen. Wayne Inn
Fairbank Thomas J. bookkeeper Gen. Wayne Inn
FAIRBANKS & CO'S SCALES WARE- HOUSE, 246 w Baltimore, George H. Gill- man, agent .- [ See p. 7 Advertisements. ] Fairbanks Henry T. carpenter, 325 Franklin Fairbanks Louisa R. tailoress, 136 Conway Fairbanks Wm. J. ship carp. 198 s Fremont FAIRCHILD CHARLES H. proprietor of
Susquehanna hotel, s e cor Calvert and Franklin
Fairchild Nancy, 34 Camden
Fairchild Wm. merchant tailor, 417 n Cen- tral av
FAIRLEY THOMAS, florist, 209 Druid Hill av
Faistenhamer Bernard, tobacconist, 128 Ais- quith
Faite John, confectioner, 78 Park
Faithful Edwin, moulder, 82 s Republican
Faithful Edw. J. bricklayer, 89 Chatsworth Faithful Henry, 85 Chatsworth
Faithful Joseph, 218 Mulberry
Faithful Wm. T. apothecary, 703 Lexing- ton
Falck Casper W. clerk, 230 s Sharp
Falck Casper W. cooper, 230 s Sharp
Falck Conrad, tailor, 182 s Durham
Falck Frederick, clerk, 230 s Sharp Falck George W. mariner, 230 s Sharp Falck John B. clerk, 230 s Sharp
Falck John P. cooper, 145 Dover Falck Rachel, 348 s Charles Falck William C. clerk, 230 s Sharp Falconar A. Smith, clerk, 152 n Eutaw Falconer Alexander, jr., 3 McCulloh Falconer Mrs. John, 3 McCulloh Falconer Wm. huckster, 44 Hammond al
Falda Conrad, laborer, 221 Washington, F.H. Falder Frederick W. laborer, 140 s Caroline Faldy Julia, 87 s Exeter
Fales Ebenezer C. mariner, 118 n Bond
Fales Mrs. Ellen, 134 s Ann
Fales George E. clerk, 64 Eastern av
FALES SQUIRE M. iron master, 370 Cathe- dral extended, dw 117 Preston
Falk John M. cabinet maker, 460 w Pratt
Falkenstein Frederick, confectioner, &c. 257 . Light
Falkenstein Peter, shoemaker, 17 Watson
Falkner James, laborer, 86 York
Fallan Daniel, carter, 333 s Sharp
Fallen Michael, grocery and liquors, s w cor Douglass and Chesnut
Fallen Wm. mariner, 339 s Sharp
Faller Casper, tailor, 19 Walker
Fallom Mrs. Peter, lager beer, 65 Boston
Fallon Bernard, barkeeper, s w cor Ensor and Forrest
Fallon Daniel, clerk, s w cor Ensor and For- rest
Fallon Malacha, stone cutter, 13 Preston
Fallon Mary, 2 Slemmers al
Fallon Mary, 86 n Front
Fallon Patrick, cooper, 2 Addison
Fallon Peter, tavern, 216 Lexington
Fallon Thomas, laborer, 142 Holiday
Fallon Wm. 86 n Front
Fall August, engineer, Druid Hill Park
Falls Enoch P. laborer, 359 Columbia
Falls Moor N. prest. Baltimore Steam Packet Co. 279 Madison av
Falls Mrs. Rosa, hucksteress, 1 Willow
Falls Wm. K. attorney, 279 Madison av Falter Joseph J. flour dealer, 152 Vine
Falvary Mrs. Catherine, 131 s Fremont
Falvary Michael, stone mason, 131 s Fremont
Famback Andrew, laborer, 132 McHenry
Fangmeyer John L. s e cor Baltimore and Gilmor
Fangmeyer John (Fangmeyer & Doll) s w cor Baltimore and Gilmor
Fandell Mrs. Emily, 398 Franklin
Fanegan -, clerk, 22 e Fayette
FANGMEYER & DOLL, (J. Fangmeyer, L. Z. Doll,) commission merchants, 30 s Howard
FANKHANEL HENRY, tobacconist, 206. Lexington
Fannarn Mary, cor Falls road and North. av
Fannen Patrick, grocery, 31 Harford av
Fannin John, hackman, 20 Chesnut
Fanning Gregory, 47 Fawn
Fanning John, carpenter, 190 e Baltimore
Fanning, Julia, 47 Fawn
Fanning Mrs. Maria, variety store, 190 e Baltimore
Fanning Thomas, laborer, 10 Armistead la Fanning Thomas, soldier, 190 e Baltimore Fanon Michael, laborer, 182 East
Fannon Luke, laborer, 6 Hubbard al
Fansy Patrick, laborer, 294 Harford av Fantom Elizabeth, 3 Bloodgood ct
Fantom Wm. G. laborer, 182 n Central av
Fantz August, blacksmith, 35 1.0w
Farall Michael, soldier, 40 Haw
Farber Henry J. (Stellman, Hinrichs & Co.) 236 w Lombard
Farber John M. groceries and liquors, s e cor North and Pleasant
Farber M. H. salesman, s e cor North and Pleasant
Farby John, house carpenter, 258 s Ann
Fardwell Isaac, jr. carpenter, 162 Henrietta
FARDY JOHN T. & BRO. (J. T. Fardy, M. J. Fardy,) ship builders and steam ma- rine railway, south side of Basin, foot of Montgomery, and cor Hughes and Cov- ington
Fardy John T. (John T. Fardy & Bro.) 69 McCulloh Fardy Matthew J. (John T. Fardy & Bro.) 108 s Sharp
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints anil Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.
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FARINGER CHARLES, manufac- turer of Soap and Candles, 14 Constitution-st. and 5 Liberty al. has always on hand Mould Can- dles, Brown, Yellow, Salt Water, Chemical, Olive and Fancy Soaps, which he will sell on the most liberal terms; dw. 14 Constitu- tion .- (See p. 39 Advertisements.)
Faris John E. merchant, 161 w Lombard Farland, Abraham, mariner, 192 s Castle al Farland John F. sailmaker, 81 Smith's whf., dw 100 e Pratt
Farland Robert, sailmaker, 172 Bank Farland Wm. sailmaker, 17 n Caroline
Farlay Wm tailor, 297 North
Farley Edward, police, 87 Pearl Farley George, sr. 236 Lemmon
Farley George, jr. seaman, 236 Lemmon Farley Peter, head waiter Howard House
Farlow John T. (Farlow & Marshall,) 327 e Baltimore
FARLOW & MARSHALL (J. T. Farlow, J. E. Marshall,) grocers, 332 e Baltimore Farmer Mrs. Cecilia, china and glassware, n e cor Eutaw and Marion .
FARMERS', HOTEL, n w cor Hillen and Forrest, D. & C. Street, proprietors
Farmer James, clerk, 92 Stirling
Farmer John, mariner, cor Dallas and Lan- caster
Farmer Elizabeth A. 189 Penna. av FARMERS AND MERCHANTS' BANK, n w cor South and Lombard
FARMERS' AND PLANTERS' BANK, 17 South
Farmer Patrick, machinist, 92 Stirling Farmer Philip, 21 n Eutaw
Farmer Terrence, grocery, 92 Stirling Farnandis Walter, jr. attorney, I Spurrier's ct, cor Lexington, dw 13 n Carey Farnbacher, Deborah, 18 Peach al Farnbacher John, cooper, 18 Peach al Farnen Mrs. Ellen, 131 William Farnen James, clerk, 131 William Farnen John, china packer, 131 William Farnen Poter. 131 William
Farnen Peter, groceries, flour and feed, s w
cor Boston and Aliceanna, dw 126 s Chester Farnen Thomas, carpenter, 131 William Farnhultz Henry, cigar maker, 34 e Pratt Farnsworth Joseph, baggage master, Calvert Station, 274 n Eutaw
Farquhar David P. substitute broker, 289 e Lombard
Farquhar Geo. A. clerk, 27 Chatsworth
Farquhar John C. clerk, 159 Gough Farquharson Mrs. Ann, 42 e Lombard Farquharson Catherine, 42 n Broadway Farquharson Francis L., saddle and harness maker, 17 s Calvert, dw Maltby house Farquharson John D., clerk, 158 w Lombard Farr Mrs. Mary, 108 Stirling Farr Wm. A., clerk, 319 e Eager Farran Joseph F., salesman, 156 w Lombard Farre Alexander, shoemaker, 165 L. Greene Farrel Thomas, laborer, 27 s Front Farrell Mrs. Ann, milk, 23 s Front
Farrell Anastasia, grocery, n e cor Fayette and East
Farrell Bridget, 43 President
Farrell Catherine, grocery, 345 Penna. av
Farrell Daniel, moulder, 148 Stirling
Farrell Edmund, huckster, Frederick road w of toll gate
Farrell James, laborer, 45 Abbey al
Farrell James. City P. R. R., 77 York
Farrell John, fisherman, 31 s Front
Farrell John, laborer, 33 Neighbor
Farrell John, shoemaker, 2 Webb
Farrell Joseph, laborer, 77 York
Farrell Julia, 2 West Falls av
Farrell Mrs. Margaret, 28 Boyd Farrell Mrs. Mary, 5 Bank
Farrell Matthew, laborer, 345 Penna. av Farrell Michael, 33 Neighbor
Farrell Morgan, silver plater, Front nr Centre
Farrell Nicholas, caulker, 18 Armistead la
Farrell Patrick, tinner, 38 n Front
Farrell Patrick, marble polisher, 1 Morris al Farrell Patrick, ship carpenter, 42 Albemarle Farrell Peter, waiter, 130 Vine
Farrell Peter, laborer, 8 Hubbard al
Farrell Thomas, I Morris al
Farrell Thomas, laborer, 142 Holiday Farren Joseph F., clerk, 156 w Lombard Farrier John, 186 e Monument
Farring Augustus H., saddler, 38 Milliman Farring Adam F., cooper, Charles btw Cross and Brown
Farring Frederick, cooper, 387 s Charles Farringer Benjamin F., police, 52 e Pratt Farrington James, laborer, 7.McLeary ct Farrington Sarah, tailoress, 221 Mullikin Farron Henry, laborer, rear 16 Concord Farron R. B., room clerk, Maltby house Farron Michael, laborer, 33 e Monument Farrow Annie, 386 w Lombard
Farson Mrs. Elizabeth, 47 s Ann
Farson John S., pump maker, 65 s Caroline Farson John, (Cook & Farson,) 65 s Caroline Farver R. laborer, 321 Hanover
Fasbender Charles P., watchmaker, 301 w Pratt
Fasbender Marion J., watchmaker, 255 w Pratt, dw 145 Conway Fasing Henry, tailor, 15 e Lombard Fatchs Frederick, coach trim'r, 104 Hamburg Fath John, 286 n Central av
Fatter Martin, tailor, 61 Gough
Fauble John, shoemaker, 89 s Regester
Faucett Annie E., seamstress, 146 n Eden
Faucett Charles, shoemaker, 146 n Eden
Faucett Mrs. James H., seamstress, 14 Low Faul August, civil engineer, Penna. av near Clifton, Balto. Co.
Faul Charles, tinner, 83 Albemarle
Fauler George, bookkeeper, 233 Canton av Faulhaber Benedict, turner, 170 s Wolfe Faulkner Alfred B., clerk, 281 w Fayette Faulkner Maket, tavern, 52 Montgomery Faulkner Thomas, huckster, 165 s Ann Faulstick Anton, tailor, 8 Leadenhall Faulstick Ferkundus, tailor, 414 Canton av Faulstick Frederick, blacksmith, 34 Druid Hill av Faulstick John, cabinet maker, 16 New
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Fauloe Ella J., teacher, 256 Aisquith
Faunderhaust Eleanor C., confectionery, 218 Chesnut
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Fauntz Jacob, laborer, 646 Light Faupel Jacob, tailor, 152 n Caroline
Faushall George, laborer, 297 Penna av Fausman George H., cigar maker, 47 Eislein Fanst Henry, salesman, 26 Barnet
FAUST JOHN, boots, shoes, &c., 19 s Charles, dw 96 Barnet
Faust Michael, cooper, 340 s Sharp
Fausz Caroline, 21 s Liberty
Fausz Henry, elerk, 21 s Liberty Favier John, millwright, 415 Lexington Favier Susan A., grocery, 415 Lexington
Favre Hypolite, currier, 26 w Fayette Fawcett Dr. Christopher, 17 Mosher Fawcus Catherine, hueksteress, 28 Anthony Fawkes Mrs. Frances, 44 n Pine
Faxenberg Valentine, carpenter, 3 e Fayette Faxon Eben, architect, 26 n Charles, dw 71 St. Paul
Fay Catherine, 63 York
Fay Charles, tinner, 139 Bank
Fay Elizabeth, 211 n Exeter Fay Elizabeth, teacher, 41 Aisquith
Fay Fordice, inspector of leather, 52 Granby
Fay Dr. Geo. W. 55 s Eden, dw 49
Fay Henry, dry goods and clothier, 48 and 50 Centre Market space
Fay Martin, laborer, 90 Dolphin Faye James R. clerk, 23 Read Feadley Michael, iron roller, 331 Canton av Feast John, florist, 295 Lexington
Feast John E. (Samuel Feast & Sons,) ne cor Franklin and Gilmor
FEAST JOHN & SON, (John Feast, Lin- nieus Feast,) florist, 295 Lexington
Feast Linnæus, (John Feast & Son,) 295 Lexington Feast Mary A. 157 w Biddle
Feast Samuel, jr. (Samuel Feast & Sons,) ne cor Franklin and Gilmor
FEAST SAMUEL & SONS, (Samuel Feast, Samuel Feast, jr., John E. Feast,) florists and nurserymen, n w cor Franklin and Gilmor, and 55 n Charles, dw S. F. sr., Cockeysville, Balto. Co.
Feaster Mrs. Eva, 118 Saratoga
Feehtig George F. druggist, n w cor Fayette and Central av
Federleicht A. dry goods, 135 Saratoga Fedou Francis, tailor, 107 n Calvert
Fee Jacob, driver Adams express, 60 n Pop- pleton
Feehan Martha, 299 Eastern av Feehely Timothy, laborer, Clinton nr. Elliott Feely John, laborer, 18 Lemmon Feely Mary, milkwoman, Clinton nr. Toone Feenerty Joanna, grocery, 77 Richmond
Feeney Catherine, laundress, 38 Eastern av Feeney James, tinner, 185 n Howard Feeney James C. plumber, 185 n Howard Fefel John, huckster, 478 w Lombard
FEFEL JOSEPH, JR. restaurant, n e cor Baltimore and Strieker
Fefel Joseph, sr. tavern, 841 w Baltimore, dw 797
Fefill John, (Mahler & Fefill,) 81 William Fegan Owen, drayman, 66 n Exeter Fegelien Joseph, potter, 110 s Durham Feger Elizabeth, 252 e Eager Fehner Jacob, cooper, 81 n Bond Fehrman Henry, butcher, 147 Stirling Fehsenfeld Louis, tobacconist, 77 Thames Fehte Frederick, tailor, 37 Albemarle
FEICHTMAN S. (Fiteman) stoves, tinware
and house furnishing goods, 80 n Eutaw Feiek Adam, shoemaker, 234 s Charles Feick George, shoemaker. 237 s Sharp Feig Andrew, tailor, 23 n Caroline Feig Ferdinand A. tailor, 23 n Caroline Feig George A. butter, 15 Brown
Feig George, shoemaker, 263 s Sharp Feige August, tavern, 49 n Frederick
Feige Frederick, blacksmith, 9 Valley Feil William, cabinet maker, 672 w Baltimore
Feilden Patrick, 7 c Madison
Feilder Mary, washerwoman, 117 Low Feimour Charlotte, 17 Preston Feinour Edward, 76 McCulloh
Feinour Dr. Thomas, 496 w Fayette
Feirertag Benj. S. teacher, 55 n Fremont
Feistel Mrs. Mary, 323 e Lombard
Felber Louis, hosiery, 217 s Broadway and 251 w Baltimore
Feiganour John, butcher, 809 w Pratt Felber Lewis, fancy store, 207 s Broadway .- [ See p. 9 Advertisements. ]
Felbinger Anna C., 186 s Howard Feldenheimer Gilly, 33 e Lombard Feldenheimer Joseph, clerk, 33 e Lombard Felder George, laborer, 4 Spring Garden av Felderman Fred'k, coppersmith, 223 s Bethel Feldhaus Bernard, shoemaker, 21 Short
Feldhaus Eberhardt, porter, 19 Barre
Feldhaus Ferdinand A., tobacconist, 28 e Fayette Feldhaus Joseph A., tobacconist, 280 e Mon- ument
Feldkemp Harman, lager beer, 753 Light Feldman Bernard, tailor, 4 s Durham Feldman Henry, tobacconist, 262 Hanover Feldner Jacob, laborer, n w cor Fulton and McHenry
Feldpush John, tailor, 251 n Central av Feldpusch George, laborer, s e cor Howard and Camden
Feldpuseh John, barber, 188 n Central av
FELGNER F. W., Tobacco Works, successor to F. H. Bischoff's cele- brated manufactory, 90 and 92 s Charles, dw Garden near Druid Hill
Felger John, shoemaker, 294 s Paca Felix Wm , cooper, 118 Cross Felk Wolf, tailor, 157 s Fremont
Fell John, laborer, 14 Barnes Fell John, 227 Harford av
Fell Mrs. Mary, 227 Harford av
Fell Peter, laborer, 177 William Fellar Paul, tailor, 73 Walsh
Feller Charles, cooper, 139 and 141 s Caro- line, dw 111 Feller George, cooper, 38 Bank
Feller George, paper hanger, s w cor Saratoga Feller John, cooper, 299 s Sharp
Feller Valentine, restaurant, s w cor Saratoga and Park
Felling Henry, tailor, 121 n Bond
Fells George, carpenter, 154 Mulberry Felter John, 144 s Central av Felthouse Henry, shoemaker, 64 Mulberry Feltman George, laborer, rear 163 s Regester Feltman Henry, 5 Cannon
JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W. BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.
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Feltner Adam, carter, 80 Grindall
Feltner Adam, carter, 63 James la
Feltner Frederick, laborer, 385 s Charles
Felty Wm., conductor N. C. R., n w corner Biddle and Cathedral
Fenby Theodosia, dry goods, 137 n Gay
FENDRICH BROS , (Jos. Fendrich, Chas.
Fendrich,) tobacconists, 155 Forrest and 49 South
Fendrich Charles, (Fendrich Bros.,) 20 Ais- quith
Fendrich David, cooper, 394 n Gay
Fendrich Joseph, (Fendrch Bros.,) 20 Aisquith Fenge John, tailor, 45 Perry
Fenhagen C. D. clerk, 93 s Eden
Fenhagen James C. carpenter, 93 s Eden
Fenke John, painter, 159 William
Fenkeldey Henry J. currier, 145 Hamburg Fenne Bernard, blacksmith, 315 n Central av Fennell Maurice, clerk B. & O. R. R. 131 Columbia
Fennell Thomas, painter, 9 Jefferson
Fennell Wesley, lumber agent, Mill, dw 42 Fawn
Fenneman Ferdinand, grocer, 267 Canton av Fenneman John T. salesman, 36 s Poppleton
Fenneman Susanna, groceries and provisions, 36 s Poppleton
Fenner George, shoemaker, 107 L. Greene
Fenner Henry, shoemaker, 235 Hamburg
Fenner Joseph, laborer, 285 Canton av
Fenner Philip, shoemaker, 235 Hamburg
Fenon Michael, rear 5 Bank
Fensel Francis, tailor, 373 Penna. av
Fensel Mary Ann, 373 Pennsylvania av
Fensley William. boots and shoes, 141 s Broadway, dw 85
Fenton Aaron, (Drakeley & Fenton,) 307 w Fayette
Fenton John, laborer, 122 s Greene
Fenwick Ann, 56 n Dallas
Fenwick Henry A. shipping merchant, 77 Smith's wharf, dw 44 Franklin
Ferbee Napoleon, mariner, 37 Hill
Ferber Henry, tailor, 280 s Charles
FERCIOT PETER, wine and commission merchant, 17 Courtland
Ferciot Sophia, fluting and crimping, 17 Courtland
Ferguson Miss Ann E. 6 s Republican
Ferguson Mrs. Arabella, dress maker, 85 Hollins
Ferguson Caroline, 61 n Calvert
Ferguson Catherine, dress maker, 79 Druid Hill av
Ferguson Charles, (Ferguson & Tyson,) 17 Hollins
Ferguson Collin, clerk, 534 w Fayette
Ferguson Mrs. Eliza, 79 Druid Hill av
Ferguson Mrs. Elizabeth, 284 w Fayette
FERGUSON, GEHRING & CO. (R. Fer- guson, J. G. Gehring,) tobacco pipe manu- facturers, 51 Clay
Ferguson Geo. C. shoemaker, 208 e Lombard Ferguson Geo. H. 61 n Calvert
Ferguson James, carpenter, 79 Druid Hill av Ferguson J. Henry, 169 w Lombard
Ferguson John, grocer, n e cor Brune and Franklin
Ferguson Margaret, boarding, 55 e Madison Ferguson Nehemiah, 118 n Caroline
Ferguson Robert, conductor N. C. R. 15 w Biddle
Ferguson Robert, (Ferguson, Gehring & Co.) 170 Ensor
Ferguson Robert, turner, Eagle Hotel, Hillen Ferguson Theodoric, carpenter, 1 Orleans Ferguson Mrs Theresa, 103 s High Ferguson Thomas, agent, 283 s Charles Ferguson William, boiler mak. 263 e Madison Ferguson William, 327 Franklin
Ferguson William, tinner, 7 s Oregon
FERGUSSON & TYSON, (C. Fergusson, H. G. Tyson,) wholesale grocers and com- misson merchants, 121 w Lombard Ferree Alexander, 165 L. Greene Ferick Peter, laborer, 135 North
Ferker Christopher, cigar maker, 33 Edward
Fernall John, whitewasher, 93 Low
Fernan Bernard, cooper, 184 Gough
Fernandis Walter, jr. attorney, s w cor Lex- ington and Spurrier's ct
Ferrandini Cipriano, hair dresser, Calvert,
under Barnum's hotel, dw 250 e Baltimore Fernheimer Samuel, butcher, 236 Aliceanna Ferree Alexander, shoemaker, 165 L. Greene Ferrell Elislia, iron moulder, 63 Elliott
Ferrell Mrs. Mary, 320 e Pratt
Ferrell Capt. Thos. mariner, 303 e Pratt
Ferris Baldo, eating saloon, 15412 w Pratt, dw 83 s Charles
Ferris John, laborer, 5 Young
Ferry Elizabeth, 43 s Greene
Ferry J. & Co. (R. G. Lumpken,) wholesale liquor and commission merchants, 51 Light Ferry John W. carpenter, 86 s Carey
Ferry John, (Ferry & Co ) 43 Lee
Fersch Michael, cooper, 341 s Howard
Ferstenhovar Conrad, milkman, Clinton near Ellicott
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