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Fletcher Henry C. (Wilson & Fletcher,) 23 n Calvert
Fletcher Jeremiah H. tailor and clothier, 140 w Pratt, dw 318 n Gay
Fletcher Jesse F. printer, 125 s Eden
Fletcher Mary Ann, 107 s Caroline
Fletcher Nathan, second hand store, 145 Hill
Fletcher Wm. G. gunsmith, 138 Cross
Fleury Harriet, 114 s Paca
Fleury Joseph, carver, 6412 s Howard
Flick Wm. N. cigar maker, 92 Hollins Flinn James, machinist, 163 Greenmount av
Flinn Michael, conductor B. & O. R. R. 8 n Oregon
Flinn Patrick, laborer, 162 Aliceanna
Flinspach Ferdinand W. (John H. Richards & Co.) 77 e Fayette
Flint Sarah A. 136 Cathedral
Flint Wm. bookkeeper, 136 Cathedral
Flirm John L. boiler maker, 184 s Washing- ton, F. P.
Flock Andrew, tavern, 253 s Bond
Flohr Morris, tinuer, 407 Canton av
Flood Mary Ann, 749 w Baltimore
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO. 155 w Baltimore, D. W. Clark, agent
Floss F. W. clerk, 196 s Broadway
Floss Sarah, dry goods and millinery, 196 s Broadway
Flour Inspectors', Office, n w cor German and Howard
Flower Elizabeth, 11 James la
Flower G. W. sutler, Barnum's hotel
Flowers John J. teamster, 627 w Pratt
Floyd Charles T. carpenter, 127 Garden
Floyd Clement, ship carpenter, 40 Cross
Floyd George M. boiler maker, 118 St. Peter
Floyd James, painter, 2 Guilford al Floyd Joseph, hatter, 227 Light
Floyd Mrs. Matilda C. 29 Williamson al Floyd Wm. J. shipsmith, 40 Cross
Floyd Wm. P. boiler maker, 227 Light Floyd Wm. J. coachmaker, 105 Hillen
Fluery Joseph, machinist, 6412 s Howard
Fluery Michael, milkman, Elliott w of Clinton Fluharty Jas. boots and shoes, 2 w Baltimore, dw 97 s Eden
Fluharty Thomas J. bookkeeper, 97 s Eden Fluharty Wm. R. bookkeeper, 183 Franklin
Shirts, Drawers, Socks. Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Cheapest and Best, at RAY- MOND, BURTON & CO'S, 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert.
Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.
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Flurck Fred'k, cooper, 11 Somerset Flusky John B. tavern, 41 w Lombard Flynn Catherine, 46 McMechin Flynn David, stone mason, 46 Tyson
FLYNN & EMRICH, (J. Flynn, J. P. Em- rich,) manufacturers of machinery, 55 Hol- iday
Flynn Mrs. Ellen, 3 Elliott Flynn James, bricklayer, 220 Vine
Flynn James, plumber, 220 Vine Flynn James, mariner, 117 Albemarle Flynn James, laborer, 63 Greenmount av
Flynn James, grocery, 51 Elliott
Flynn James, (Flynn & Emrich, 178 e Mon- ument
Flynn John, oyster packer, 97 Cambridge
Flynn John, laborer, 125 West
Flynn John A. tinner, 190 Conway
Flynn John, grocer, 103 Front
Flynn John T. salesman, 76 Columbia Flynn Jolın J. tailor, 6 Clagget al
Flynn Lawrence, boiler maker, 184 s Wash- ington, F. P.
Flynn Mary Ann, 155 Chesapeake
Flynn Michael, wellborer, 18 Pleasant al
Flynn Morris, laborer, 125 s Dover Flynn Morris, carpenter, 16 Douglass
Flynn Patrick, grocery, 84 Holiday
Flynn Wm. shoemaker, over 72 Centre Mar- ket space
Foakley Wm. laborer, 123 Elliott
Foans A. B. 231 Franklin
Foard Addison K. broker, 69 Exch'ge place, dw 149 W Riddle
Foard Chas. D. conductor B. & O. R. R. 26 McHenry
Foard Joseph O. (Foard & Rogers,) 308 Mad- ison av
Foard Mrs. K. 308 Madison av
Foard & Rogers, (J. O. Foard & C. H. Ro- gers,) shipping and commission merchants, 16 Bowly's whf
Foard Wm. G. 308 Madison av
Foble Henry, 374 w Lombard
Foble Henry, jr. tobacconist, 374 w Lombard Focht Christopher, laborer, 101 Orchard
Fochte Lawrence, porter, Susquehanna Hotel, n Calvert
FOCKE EDWARD L. trimmings and far- nishing goods, 252 w Baltimore, dw 308 w Lombard
Foegel Francis, blacksmith, 418 s Charles
Foeller Conrad, basket maker, 378 Saratoga Fogel Balthazer, cigar maker, 123 McElderry Fogel Casimer, milkman, Madison w of Mc- Mechin
Fogel Christena, 196 s Wolf
Fogeler John, sailor, 182 Hughes Fogeler John, cabinet maker, 37 Buren Fogelhorer Leonard, tailor, 40 Maiden la
Fogelson Fred'k C. butcher, Penna. av near toll gate
Fogelstein Philip, laborer, 315 Light
Fogerty Daniel, laborer, 20 South Fogerty James, laborer, 9 Addison Fogerty John, laborer, 72 Essex
Fogerty Patrick, laborer, 19 Sterrett Fogle George, cooper, s e cor Hanover and West
Fogle Henry H. clerk, 111 Lexington Fogle Henry H. clerk, 37 n High
Fogle John H. clerk in City Circuit Court office
Fogle John, laborer, 21 Preston
Fogle Louis, blacksmith, 72 Wash'ton, F. H.
Fogle Michael, tailor, 241 e Lombard
Fogler John, cabinet maker, 82 Somerset Fogler Solomon, cabinet maker, 100 Columbia Fogt Andrew, rags, 195 Canton av Fogt Christian, tailor, 84 s Chapel
Fogt Nicholas, laborer, 23 s Central av Foid Valentine B. barber, 312 s Chapel Foige Adolph M. (Baker & Co.) 132 n Gay Foith George, tailor, 50 s Wolfe Foke August, sailor, 36 Bank
Folen Martin, laborer, 646 w Pratt
Folen Michael, blacksmith, 646 w Pratt Folen Patrick, laborer, 646 w Pratt
Foley Ann, crockery dealer, 130 Forrest
Foley Charles, fireman, 72 s Durham
Foley Dan'l J. (D. J. Foley & Bro.) 72 St. Paul
Foley D.J.& Bro. (D. J. Foley, M.J. Foley,) wholesale grocers and com. merchants, 50 South
Foley Rev. John, 40 Hollins
Foley John, coachsmith, s w cor Eutaw and King, dw 33 Barnes
Foley John, clerk, 271 e Baltimore
Foley Mrs. Margaret, over 6 Bank
Foley Matthew J. (D. J. Fowley & Bro.) 81 Centre
Foley Matthew, 43 Mulberry
Foley Michael, 144 Franklin
Foley Patrick, laborer, 196 Canton av
FOLEY REV. THOMAS, 106 n Charles
Folger Geo. hostler, 2 Biddle al
Folk Adam, laborer, 226 e Eager
Folk Jacob, carpenter, 153 s Durham
Folkman Anton, laborer, 58 s Central av Folk Martha, 6 Stirling
Folks Geo. F. carpenter, over 15 n Sharp, dw 122 Mullikin
Folks John, carpenter, 172 Forrest
Folkenham Conrad, laborer, 168 s Regester Folknehan George, teamster, 48 s Regester Foll Henry, mariner, 212 s Wolfe
Foll Nicholas, sawyer, 78 Grindall
Folla Ida, seamstress, 73 e Monument
Follansbee Catherine, grocery, 206 Garden Folland David, carpenter, 180 s Chapel Follard Charles E. clerk, 5 Gough
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Foller John, Canton hotel, s e cor Boston and Clinton
Follis Mrs. Ellen, grocery, 122 Ensor
Follman John, baker, 52 s Central av Follmer Christian, confectioner, 57 Gough Follmer Reinhardt, bookkeeper, 60 Centre Market space
Follmer John, baker, 52 s Central av
Foltz & Ehlen, (Geo. W. Foltz, H. W. Eh- len,) restaurant, 5 Lovely la
Foltz Geo. W. (Foltz & Ehlen,) 5 Lovely la Foltz Henrietta, 135 s Exeter
Foltz Jacob O. clerk, 47 Marion
Fonder Richard, painter, cor Gay and Harri- son, dw 115 n Caroline Foneif Mrs. Margaret, 2 Russell
FONERDEN DR. JOHN, Medical Super- intendent Maryland Hospital, dw Monu- ument near Broadway
Fones, Richard, grain, 76 Washington, F. H. Fonk George, laborer, 60 Aliceanna Fonshel Charles, tinner, 100 n Front
FONTAINE JOHN L. merchant tailor, 215 w Pratt, dw 34 s Broadway
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &Os Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.
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Foors Mary A. grocery, 41 Mullikin Foos Charles, engineer, 589 w Lombard Foos Delia, nurse, 214 n Eden
Foos Edward A. bricklayer, 143 s Bond Foos James, carpenter, 327 Druid Hill av Foos John C. tinner, 135 Peirce
Foos John, bricklayer, 45 n Exeter Foos John, tailor, 135 Peirce
Foos Wm. painter, 35 Milliman
Foos Wm. A. bricklayer, 33 n Wolfe
Foose Henry, bricklayer, 41 Mullikin
Foose Thomas, bricklayer, 329 e Monument Foote Abner L. inspector, 3 n Exeter
Foote Colin A. bookkeeper, 75 n Charles
Fopless James, clerk, 134 n High
Foran John, tavern, 68 Lancaster
Forbes Catherine, 137 Front
Forbes James H. Quartermaster's clerk, 109 w Fayette
Forbes James S. carpenter, s w cor Eutaw and Hoffman, dw 328 n Eutaw
Forbes Rev. Mathias L. tea store, 82 w Bal- timore, dw 20 s Stricker
Forbes Wm. mariner, 356 e Fayette
Ford Mrs. Anne E. 45 Pearl
Ford Augustus, tinner, 286 Montgomery
Ford Columbus W. commission merchant, 17 Light, dw Grundy near McMechin
Ford Charles T. watchman, 212 Conway Ford Edmund B. hatter, 211 Saratoga
Ford Edward C. sergeant police, 223 Orleans
Ford Edwin, laborer, 17 Armistead la Ford Francis A. clerk, 232 e Monument Ford George, detective, 16 Jefferson
Ford George M. 39 Chew
Ford Gustavus M. conductor B. & O. R. R. 554 w Baltimore
Ford Henry, laborer, 175 n Fremont
Ford Henry, rigger, 348 Franklin
Ford H. J. caulker, 244 Light
Ford James, bacon dealer, 181 and 183 Ches- nut
Ford James, hostler, 164 West
Ford James B. n e cor Franklin and Fremont
Ford J. F. messenger Adams express, 69 e Lombard
Ford John, 50 O'Donnell
Ford John, laborer, 39 Carlton
Ford John T. proprietor Holiday-st theatre, dw cor Gilmor and Liberty road
Ford John, cigar maker, Harford av, near l'oint la
Ford John W . cabinet maker, 237 n Central av
Ford Mary, seamstress, 123 Harford av
Ford Mary, laundress, rear of 55 n Front Ford Mrs. Mary, 19 New Church
Ford Peter, laborer, 177 s Eden
Ford Samuel, laborer, 240 Hollins
Ford Thomas, laborer, 204 Madison
Ford Thomas, blacksmith, Mount Royal hill near the reservoir
Ford Thomas C. bookseller, 191 n Gay, dw 125 e Monument
Ford Thomas C. clerk Ericsson steamboat line, 3 Light-st wharf
Ford Thomas, blacksmith, 13 Gough
Ford Thomas, rigger, 293 s Durham
Ford William H. shoemaker, 194 George
Ford William H. merchant tailor, 23 n How- ard, dw 427 w Fayette
Fordenvoster John, box maker, 3 Vine Foreman Caroline, washerwoman, 132 William Foreman George W. machinist, 362 e Fayette
Foreman Henry C. shoemaker, 312 e Fayette Foreman Joseph E. shoemaker, 312 e Fayette
Foreman Joseph F. at stables City P. R. R., . 92 Thames
Foreman Philip J. carpenter, 109 Mullikin Forhan Maurice, clerk, 39 Market space Forlaufer George, tanner, 341 Penna. av Forman A. D. & Co. (A. D. Forman, H. C. Forman, ) wood and coal, 513 w Baltimore Forman A. D. (A. D. Forman & Co.) 475 w Fayette
Forman Evan M. clerk, 9 Holland
Forman Evan M. plasterer, 9 Holland
Forman Henry C. (A. D. Forman & Co.) 522 w Fayette
Forman John, carpenter, 146 George
Forman Joseph L. gilder, 9 Holland
Forman Joshua, carpenter, Philadelphia road, near city limits
Forman Samuel, cooper, 108 Holiday
Forman Valentine, 413 Walsh
Forman William, (M. A. Hamilton & Co.) 27 s Frederick
Forney Clement, laborer, 133 Chesapeake
Forney Mrs. E. variety store, 455 w Fayette
Forney Geo. M. (J. C. Bridges & Co.) 626 w Lombard
FORNEY HENRY S. & CO. (H. S. For- ney,) house furnishing goods, 11 n Howard, dw 165 Madison av
Forney Isaac C. carriage trimmer, 169 n Fre- mont
Forney Jackson, stone cutter, 186 e Madison
Forney Jacob, watchman, 455 w Fayette
Forney Jemima, 70 n Exeter
Forney Philip, blacksmith, 75 St. Peter
Forney Wm. C., clerk, 4 n Stricker
Fornoff George, tailor, 38 n Caroline
Fornshill N. C., tinner, Starr hotel, Front
Forrest Alexander, laborer, 54 Raborg
Forrest Alexander, fireman, 244 w Fayette
Forrest Charles, farmer, Chappell nr Penna av.
Forrest Francis, blacksmith, 664 w Pratt
Forrest George W., mariner, 2 Aisquith
Forrest James H., machinist, 3 Henrietta
Forrest John H., police, 40 Constitution
Forrest Jonathan, 168 s Charles
Forrest Leonard, 7 Henrietta
Forrest Mrs. Mary, 50 Raborg
Forrest Mrs. Mary L., 98 e Baltimore
Forrest Mrs. Mary Ann, notions, s w corner Pratt and Gough
Forrest T., mariner, s w cor Pratt and Gough Forrest Thomas J., paper hanger and uphol- sterer, 48 s Broadway
Forrest Wm., tinner, 690 w Pratt
Forrester Alexander, tavern, s w cor McEl- derry and Spring
Forrester Allen E., justice of peace, 28 St. Paul, dw 192 Druid Hill av
Forrester Benj. F., notions, 109 n Eutaw, dw 89 Chatsworth
Forrester Benj. F., carpenter, 133 Hoffman Forrester Charles T., carpenter, 25 Brune
Forrester George, jr., ferryman, 189 Mont- gomery
Forrester George, carpenter, 189 Montgomery
Forrester James, bricklayer, 50 n Caroline Forrester James, laborer, 147 Dolphin
Forrester John G., carpenter, 132 n Bond Forrester John, engineer, 451 w Lombard
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., Sponge all their Goods.
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Forrester John F. & Co., (John F. Forrester, W. Bankerd,) country produce dealers, 135 Franklin
Forrester John F., (John F. Forrester & Co.,) 129 Druid Hill av
Forrester Patrick, laborer, 190 West
Forrester Rob't, blacksmith, 112 Harford av Forrester Wm. H., carpenter, 14912 w Hoff- man
Forschell Joseph, 323 e Lombard
Forster Donaldson, Grundy near Townsend Forster Powell, tailor, 370 Saratoga Forstner John G., grocery, 25 Elliott
Forsyth Alexander, bricklayer, 5 Brune
Forsyth Alexander W., laborer, 39 Tyson
Forsyth Alexander, s w corner Lanvale and Division
Forsyth Alex. D., caulker, 215 Montgomery Forsyth Alex. M.,plumber, 35 Holland Forsyth Mrs. Charlotte E., 137 e Lombard Forsyth David J., police, 114 Preston Forsyth Emanuel T., machinist, 82 s Caroline Forsyth Emanuel, tobacconist, 168 Penna. av Forsyth Franklin, conductor B. & O. R. R., 216 Mulberry
Forsyth Gerard, tobacconist, 103 n Pine, dw 5 Brune
Forsyth James, drayman, 60 n Dallas
Forsyth James J., cooper, 126 Hamburg Forsyth John A., wood, 215 Montgomery
Forsyth Julia Ann, 5 Brune
Forsyth Manuel, (Armistead & Forsyth,) 168 Penna. av
Forsyth Robert, gas fitter, 35 Holland
Forsyth Robt. T. boiler maker, 117 Cross
Forsyth Samuel J. tobacco manufacturer, 168 Penna. av
Forsyth Thomas G. bricklayer, 41 Hoffman Forsyth Wm. H. wood, 220 Montgomery Forsyth Wm. J. plumber, 247 Franklin Fort Isabella, teacher, 178 w Madison av Fort Leander A. 178 w Madison av FORT MCHENRY, foot of Fort av Fortier Mrs. Peter M. 39 n Gilmor Fortling Leonard, bricklayer, 271 Saratoga Fortling Mrs. Sarah, 271 Saratoga Fortman Adam, carpenter, 224 Dover Fortman Mainard, cab. maker, 38 Leadenhall Fortmann Henry, waterman, 64 Light Fortner Mrs. Sarah, 11 Abey al Fortune Elizabeth, teacher, 27 Pleasant Forwood William L. 231 n Eden Fosbenner Alexander, carpenter, 171 Hanover Fosbenner Ann, 171 Hanover Fosbenner Wm. G. bricklayer, 5912 Lee Fosler John, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe Fosler Joseph, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe Fosler Uriah, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe Fosner Catherine, seamstress, 4 Harmony la Foss Charles M. tin and sheet iron ware, un- der Eutaw House, 9 Baltimore, dw 243 Franklin
Foss William W. cabinet furniture, 30 n Howard, dw 28
Fossett John, collector, 67 s Caroline
Fossett Richard, car driver, 463 Saratoga Foster Benj. F. laborer, 103 s Poppleton Foster David B. plumber, 115 w Biddle Foster David C. printer, 29 Jackson
Foster David C. printer, Starr Hotel, n Front Foster Mrs. E. 285 Light
Foster Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 122 e Monument
Foster Emily A. 189 e Pratt
Foster Francis S. ship joiner, 174 Bank Foster Franklin W. engineer, 160 Hughes Foster George, cigar maker, Black Horse tavern
Foster Henry, oyster shucker, 271 s Dallas Foster Jacob, wood sawyer, 180 William Foster James K. carpenter, 235 s Sharp Foster Capt. James W. 36 Henrietta Foster John, brush maker, 30 Slemmer's al Foster John, laborer, 148 Raborg
Foster John, jr. soldier, 148 Raborg
Foster John C. sutler, 284 Madison
Foster J. Nelson, deputy provost marshal, 3d district, office 26 Holiday, dw 246 e Biddle Foster Mahlon, shoemaker, 79 Chesnut al
Foster Mrs. Mary, 174 Preston Foster Mrs. Mary, 97 s Poppleton
Foster Misses Mary F. and Susan W., Insti- tute for young ladies, 56 n Greene
Foster Margaret, 18212 n High Foster Samuel, carter, 239 s Paca
Foster S. B. machinist, 118 e Madison
Foster Thomas Y. horses, 168 German
Foster William, stage carpenter, 157 Chesnut Foster Wm. J. clerk, 157 Stirling
Foster Wm. J. glass cutter, 159 w Pratt
Foster Wm. J. iron finisher, 103 s Poppleton Foster Wm. M. dentist, 117 n Charles, dw 49 Lexington
Foster Wm. T. in Mayor's office, 242 n Eden Foster Wm. T. commission agent, 70 Ex- change place, dw 232 n Eutaw
Foster Wm. S., bricklayer, 128 Pine Foster W. F., mariner, 25 Henrietta
Foudriat Pierre, scourer and fluter, 64 Lex- ington
Fouks Myer, butcher, 276 Canton av
Foulds James H., boatbuilder, 53 s Eden
Foulk Delia, teacher, 130 Mulberry
Foulk Elizabeth, 140 e Madison
Foulk Emma, 140 e Madison
Foulk Rev. John S., 130 Mulberry
Foulk Kedan, shoemaker, 91 Orchard
Foullmer Frederick, laborer, 261 Aliceanna
Fountain Edward C., mariner, 91 Gough Fountain George W., sailmaker, 280 Mul- berry
FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Wm. H. Clabaugh, proprietor, Light near Baltimore Fountain Mrs. Mary A., 25 Scott Fousbrinck Harman, n e corner Light and Water Fouse Henry D., tinner, 211 n Bond Fouse Joseph, laborer, 159 e Lombard
Fouts Solomon, barkeeper, 82 n Calvert
FOUTZ & BRO., (S. A. Foutz, D. E. Foutz,) Wholesale Druggists, and Proprietors of Foutz's Horse and Cattle Powders, Foutz's Mix- ture, Shriner's Cough Syrup, Shriner's Vermifuge, 116 Frank- lin
Foutz D. E., (Foutz & Bro.,) 92 n Paca Foutz S. A., (Foutz & Bro.,) 116 Franklin Fowble Abraham, (Fowble & Miller,) 259 w Fayette Fowble & Miller, (A. Fowble, C. Miller,) carpenters, 18 Vine
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Fowble Wm., carpenter, 219 Fayette, dw 43 Pine
Fowl Nicholas, sawyer, 29 Harrison
Fowler Mrs. Catherine, s e cor Baltimore and Lloyd
Fowler David, attorney, 41 St. Paul, dw Bal- timore Co.
Fowler David Q., clerk, Adams Express, dw 665 Lexington
Fowler Edward H., clerk, 153 Hughes
Fowler Edwin C., index clerk Superior Court, 180 Harford av
Fowler Evan M., officer at Penitentiary, dw Madison near Stirling
Fowler Elizabeth, 24 s Calhoun
FOWLER FRANCIS, wire worker, corner Fayette and Liberty, dw 24 s Calhoun Fowler Isaac, huckster, 350 n Gay
Fowler James H., painter, 530 Saratoga
Fowler Capt. John, 40 s Poppleton
Fowler John, huckster, 421 e Fayette
Fowler John R., 270 w Baltimore
Fowler Johr, (B. F. Parlett & Co.,) Gilmor near Lexington
Fowler John P., bookkeeper, 180 w Baltimore FOWLER JOHN H., (Fowler, Zeigler &
Co., and Rex, Higgins & Co.,) Balto. Co. Fowler John, blacksmith, 28 s Schroeder Fowler Julia Ann, tailoress, 158 n Exeter Fowler Kate, asst. matron House of Refuge Fowler Kate, tailoress, 411 e Fayette
Fowler & Leitch, (M. J. Fowler, B. F. Leitch,) soap manufacturers, 5 Cider al
Fowler M. J., (Fowler & Leitch,) Fayette 3d door from Eutaw
Fowler Mrs. Margaret, 109 Druid Hill av Fowler Margaret E., milliner, 530 Saratoga Fowler Matilda, nurse, 94 n Eden Fowler Mrs. Mary A., 24 s Calhoun
Fowler Randolph, shoemaker, 103 Raborg
Fowler Robert, (Fowler, Zeigler & Co.,) Bal- timore Co.
Fowler Rezin, carpenter, 563 w Lombard Fowler Robert, boiler maker, 27 York Fowler Samuel L. 610 w Baltimore Fowler Samuel T. huckster, 204 n Central av
Fowler Samuel, carpenter, 27 Jackson Fowler Susan, tailoress, 158 n Exeter Fowler Thomas, laborer, 94 Carey
FOWLER THOMAS, grocer and hardware dealer, 175 and 177 e Baltimore Fowler Wm. fireman, 485 w Pratt
Fowler Wm. H. carpenter, 27 Jackson
Fowler Capt. Wm. C., mariner, Broadway near Jefferson Fowler Wm. 103 Thames
Fowler Wm. W. hatter, 22 s Eutaw Fowler Wm. W. 158 n Bond
FOWLER, ZEIGLER & CO. (R. Fowler, F. Zeigler, J. H. Fowler) flour and general commission merchants, 91 and 93 s Charles Fowner James, butcher, 89 Lexington mark 't, dw Butcher's row, Penna. av extended Fox Andrew, porter, 156 Columbia
Fox Charles, tobacconist, 53 Josephine
Fox F. W. clerk, 623 w Lombard
Fox Mrs. Francis, 3 Pine
Fox Hannalı, 35 Brown
Fox Henry, laborer, 2 Wonderling row
Fox Henry, car driver, 46 Frederick av
Fox Hiram E. tobacconist, 187 w Baltimore, dw 529 w Fayette
Fox James, grocery and liquors, 31 Douglass
Fox John D. huckster, rear of Ramsey
Fox John, (Ray & Co.) Washington, D. C.
Fox Jolın, shoemaker, 226 s Eutaw
Fox John, laborer, 253 s Durham Fox John, laborer, 10 Comet
Fox Lewis, junk shop, 212 s Durham Fox Michael, laborer, 4 Swann
Fox Moses, butcher, 134 e Hampstead
Fox Nicholas, furniture wagon, 1 New
Fox Patrick, laborer, 13 Tyson al
Fox Samuel, butcher, 200 s Wolfe
Fox Stephen P. ladies' shoemaker, 510 w Bal- timore street, dw 479
Fox Theodore B. teacher, 28 Hanover
Fox Thomas, carter, 45 Park
Fox Thomas, shoemaker, 207 Lee
Fox Thomas, shoemaker, 193 Lee
Fox Wm. gardener, 76 Booth
Foxwell Eliza, 140 s Broadway
Foxwell Capt. Geo. W. 48 Warren
Foxwell Henrietta, tailoress, 70 s Caroline
Foxwell John, ship carpenter, 18] Bank
Foxwell Thomas, mariner, 21 Jackson
Foy Frederick, teacher, 904 w Baltimore
Foy George W. junk store, 242 e Madison
FOY JAMES, gunsmith and hardware mer-
chant, 64 s Calvert, dw 61 Hill Foy James H., jr., clerk, 76 Hill Foy John H. shoemaker, 81 n Dallas
Foy Mary, 57 s Chapel
Fracker Henry, tailor, 34 Fountain
Frae Joseph, laborer, Henry s of Hughes
Fraemiller Adolph, 39 Lancaster
Frailey Elzina M 215 n Howard
Fraley George, cabinet maker, 339 s Wolfe Fraley John, fisherman, 87 s Regester Fraley Wands, 78 n Caroline
Frame David, millwright, 171 Barre
Frame Geo. clerk, 171 Barre
Frame Joseph, clerk, 171 Barre
Frames Edw. carpenter, 284 Greenmount av
Frames Geo. A. (J. P. Frames & Bro.) Lauraville, Baltimore county
FRAMES J. P. & BRO. (J. P. Frames, G.
A. Frames,) apothecaries and druggists, 328 n Gay
Frames Mrs. 130 s Washington, F. P.
France Charles, shoemaker, 322 Aisquith
France John, laborer, 34 Abey al
France Mrs. John, 200 w Biddle
France Rev. Joseph 253 Harford av
France Jacob, dry goods, 178 Eastern av
France Lewis, painter, 188 William
France Peter, tailor, 239 e Eager
France Thos. agent Mount Olivet Cemetery, 382 w Fayette
France Thos. A. chair maker, 18 Townsend Francis Mrs. Elizabeth, 256 e Biddle
Francis Fleetwood, 92 Gough
Francis James, bookkeeper, 374 Franklin Francis James, cooper, 78 Greenmount av
Francis Jesse M. machinist, 67 Holland
Francis John, paper carrier, 57 s Eden Francis John, jr. baker, 111 s Bond
Francis Robt. brickmaker, 226 Aisquith
Francis Robt. butcher, 461 e Baltimore
Francis Thomas, jr. laborer, 87 e Lombard
Francis Thomas, jr. baker, 120 s Ann
Francis Thomas H. clerk, cor Aisquith and Mullikin
Francis Thos. W. baker, s e cor Jefferson and Castle Francis Wm. T. frame maker, 249 Mulberry
JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
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Franciscowisch Ludwig, 94 s Sharp Franciscus Peter, tavern, 51 s Frederick Franek Benjamin, 208 n Eutaw Franck Charles, goldsmith, 119 n Front Franck George, 283 w Fayette
Franek George C. piano maker, 28 Hamburg Franck Geo. C. (Geo. C. Frank & Son,) 97 w Biddle
Franck Geo. C. jr. 97 w Biddle
Franck Geo. C. & Son, tobacconists, 97 w Biddle
Franek M. V. B. (Geo. C. Franck & Son,) 86 w Biddle
Franek Wm. G. (Franck & Bro.) 97 w Biddle Frank Albert, tailor, Washington, between Baltimore and Lombard
Frank Aaron, wholesale clothier, over 269 w Baltimore
Frank Alexander, clerk, 96 e Baltimore
Frank Ashur, 101 e Lombard
Frank & Bro. (W. G. Frank,) wholesale dealers in cigars, over 3 Commerce
Frank Charles, ice wagoner, 32 President Frank Charles T. shoemaker, 61 Warren
Frank Christian, wheelwright, 266 Canton av Frank Christian, piano maker, 431 Lexington Frank David, clerk, 96 e Baltimore
Frank David, dry goods, 195 n Gay
Frank Ernest, lager beer, n e cor Townsend and Gilmor
Frank Ernestine, 18 Orleans
Frank Eugene, printer, 72 Harrison
Frank Francis, sailor, 161 Franklin
Frank Frederick, tinner, 194 s Sharp
Frank George, 241 w Fayette
Frank George, potter, 265 Canton av Frank George, cigar maker, 55 Union Frank George, tailor, 74 s Bethel
Frank George, shoemaker, 80 n Schroeder
Frank Gotleib, cigar maker, 380 s Charles
Frank H. & Co. (H. Frank, C. Adler, S. Frank) boots and shoes, 7 and 9 n Howard Frank Henry, (11. Frank & Co ) 193 n Gay Frank Henry, peddler, 159 n Eden Frank Henry, baker, 259 e Lombard Frank Henry C. driver, 30 s Regester
Frank Henry, drayman, 20 Harmony la
Frank Henry, shoemaker, 30 Scott Frank Henry, grocer, 162 Pearl
Frank Henry L. clerk, 124 e Baltimore
FRANK JACOB H. butter dealer, 438 Penn- sylvania av
Frank Jacob, shoemaker, 227 Hollins Frank Jacob, second-hand dealer, 59 s Bond Frank John, mariner, 329 Eastern av
Frank John, shoemaker, 68 s Central av Frank John, laborer, over 6 Trinity Frank John, laborer, 68 s Central av
Frank John P. cooper, 47 n Dallas
Frank John, shoemaker, 80 n Schroeder
Frank John A. second-hand clothier, 24 Bid- dle al
Frank John, cigar maker, 380 s Charles
Frank John G. piano maker, 28 Hamburg Frank John H. barber, 90 Eastern av
Frank John G. baker, 163 William
Frank John, variety store, 352 Light Frank Capt. John T. 41 s Ann Frank Joseph, laborer, 269 Hughes
Frank Kaufman, clothier, 243 s Broadway Frank Leon, 124 e Baltimore
Frank Leon, dealer in ready-made clothing, 287 w Baltimore, dw 124 e Baltimore
Frank Leopold, laborer, foot of Hughes Frank Lewis, grocer, 67 n Eden
Frank Mrs. Margaret, 298 s Charles Frank Mary, variety store, 380 s Charles Frank Margaret, restaurant, 45 Brown Frank Michael, porter, 11 Perry Frank Capt. Milton B. 32 s Ann
Frank Moses, salesman, 193 n Gay Frank Nathan, brass and iron, 105 Orleans Frank Nisan, clothier, 165 Saratoga
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