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Kratz John, groceries and provisions, 205 s Howard, cor Montgomery
Kratz John N. butcher, 51 Lexington market, dw Frederick road near toll gate Kratz Leonard, laborer, 30 Fountain Kratz John W. cooper, 190 s Regester
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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Kratz John, tool repairer, 222 s Bond Kratz John, baker, 16 Carlton
Kratz Philip, boatman, 27 Lancaster Kratzer Adam, shoemaker, 119 s Regester Kratzer Louis, shoemaker, 246 e Eager Kraubig Wm. shoemaker, 297 s Sharp Kraus Adam, shoemaker, 6 China Kraus Adam, butcher, 197 Frederick av Kraus George, shoemaker, 590 Light
Kraus John, laborer, 148 William
Kraus John, basket maker, 173 e Lombard Kraus John, cooper, 226 s Sharp Kraus Julius, provision dealer, 64 n Eden Kraus Lewis, 25 Granby
Kraus R. (R. Kraus & Čo.) 26 Stiles
Kraus R. & Co. (R. Kraus, A. Gold,) dealers wines, liquors, cigars, &c., 63 s Calvert and 38 Cheapside
Kraus Wm. blacksmith, 74 Boyd
Krause Adam, cabinet maker, 142 s Bond Krause Charles F. cabinet maker, 259 Light Krause Charles, tailor, over 67 Centre mar- ket space
Krause Frederick, architect, 41 e Lombard
Krause Jacob, shoemaker, 9 Green's ct Krause John, tailor, 35 Bank
Krause John C. machinist, 40 Liberty al Krause Manuel, sawyer, 142 s Bond
Krauser George, scissor grinder, 9 Baker Krauser Samuel M. clerk, 679 Lexington
Krauss Charles, tailor, 94 Raborg
Krauss John, puddler, 8 Essex
Krauss Wm. barber, 65 n Gay
Krausse Henry, shoemaker, 230 s Bethel Kraut Abraham, 314 n Gay
Kraut Hannah, millinery, 314 n Gay
Hrauter John J. cabinet maker, 340 s Charles Krauther George, sailor, 1 Wills
Kreab Jacob, flour, 271 s Paca
Kreamer Casper, ship carpenter, 239 s Dur- ham
Kreamer John, confect'er, 8 Greenmount av Kreamer John, grocery, 182 s Sharp
Kreamer John G. machinist, 259 Columbia Kreamer Nicholas, paper hanger, 51 St. Mary Kreaner John, grocery, 296 Aisquith Kreb Nicholas, tailor, 58 Somerset
Krebs August, stone cutter, 12 Jackson ct Krebs Charles W. gas fitter, 117 Jefferson Krebs Charles T. clerk, 318 Saratoga
Krebs David H. S. butcher, 28 Fell's Point market, dw 475 e Baltimore
Krebs Elizabeth, grocery, 475 w Baltimore Krebs Mrs. Elizabeth, 64 Pine
Krebs Elizabeth, 54 Columbia
Krebs George W. C. clerk N. C. R., 318 Saratoga
Krebs George W. importer and commission hide merchant, 15 Cheapside, dw 237 n Charles
Krebs George M. clerk, 64 Pine
KREBS GEORGE L., provision aad com- mission merchant, 53 n Caroline, dw 214 e Fayette
Krebs Henry, clerk, 221 n Central av
Krebs Henry, wood sawyer, 402 Harford av
Krebs James W. clerk at Mechanics' Bank, 318 Saratoga
Krebs John W. clerk at Union Bank, 318 Saratoga
Krebs Jacob, pattern maker, 213 Aisquith Krebs John, barber, 17 w Baltimore, dw 138 e Fayette
Krebs John J. waterman, 9 Williamson al
Krebs Lemuel, watchman, 171 n Eden
Krebs Mary E. 301 Madison av
Krebs Mrs. Margaret, 54 Columbia
Krebs Michael, barkeeper, 152 w Fayette
Krebs Wm. G. attorney, 30 St. Paul, dw 301 Madison av
Kreckler Henrietta, 2 Hoffman
Kregel Otto, clerk, 179 n Paca
Kreig Edward, blacksmith, 102 n Gay
Kreil Andrew, Division near Retreat
Krein Dr. - , 23 s Sharp
Kreiner Leonard, huckster, Penna. av near toll gate
Kreis Geo. W. carpenter, 35 Pine
Kreis Peter, tobaccouist, 127 n Eutaw
Kreisel Ernest, ( Kreisel & Sons) 271 n Gay Kreisel & Sons, (Godfred Kreisel, Ernest
Kreisel, Frederick Kreisel) stocking manu- · facturers, 271 n Gay
Kreisel Frederick, (Kreisel & Sons) 271 n Gay
Kreisel Godfried, (Kreisel & Sons) 271 n Gay Kreiser Charles, blacksmith, 98 Albemarle Kreispens Peter, laborer, 45 James la
Kreituries Ambrose, weaver, 156 n Dallas Krekel Louis, bar tender, 65 Thames
Krell John W. shoemaker, 75 McHenry
Krem John, cooper, 7 n Washington, F. P.
Kremelberg John D. Vice Consul for Austria,
s e cor Lombard and Cheapside, dw 41 Franklin
Kremelberg John D. (F. L. Brauns & Co.) 41 Franklin
Kremer Mrs. James C. 364 Franklin
Kremer John T. letter carrier, 178 s Paca
Kremer Joseph, laborer, 66 n Fremont Kremer Wm. V. clerk, 364 Franklin
Kremm Mrs. M. E. boarding, 171 w Fayette Krems Mrs. Jane, 179 Franklin
Krems John S. clerk Ericcson steamers, 179 Franklin
Krepple John, 11 s Choptank
Krepple Michael, 11 s Choptank
Kreps Jacob, laborer, rear 239 s Wolfe
Kresse Charles, toy dealer, 201 s Broadway Kretchmer John L. grocery, 91 s Exeter
Kretzer Christian, salesman, 30 n Greene
Kretzer Fred. laborer, 35 Fountain
Kretzer Theodore, bookkeeper, 30 n Greene Kretzstein Frederick, lab., 429 Lexington
Kreutzer Casper, furniture wagon, 126 Orleans Kreutzer George, 58 Ensor
Kreutzer John, furniture wagon, 132 Orleans Kreutzer Theodore, tailor, over 70 Harrison Kreuzer Christopher, (Kreuzer Bros.) Mul- berry, bet Howard and Eutaw
KREUZER BROS., (Ch. Kreuzer, J. Kreu- zer) publishers German Catholic People's Gazette, over 114 w Baltimore
Krein Lewis, shoemaker, 181 Raborg
Kreuzberg Charles, tailor, over 65 Centre Market space
Kreuzer John M. laborer, 38 Biddle av
Kreuzer Joseph, 56 w Baltimore
Kreymeyer Augustus, shoemaker, 33 Foun- tain
Krichton Joseph, wheelwright, 145 e Eager Krieg -, laborer, 30 Leadenhall
KRIEG PETER, lager beer brewer, 247 Aliceanna
Krieger George W. baker, 72 Leadenhall
Krieger John P. tailor, 143 n Bond Kriel Charles T. butcher, 48 Henrietta
RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert. keep the Largest and Best Appointed Shirt and Furnishing Goods House in the United States.
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SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.
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Kriel Jacob, butcher, 9 Centre and 29 Lex- ington markets, dw Penna. av beyond toll- gate
Kries John, blacksmith, rear 83 Mulberry Krietch George, machinist, 345 s Sharp
Kriete Edward W. milkman, 362 Canton av Kriete George F. machinist, 33 s Oregon Kriete George L. clerk, 33 s Oregon
Kriete Henry, teamster, 4 Bayer al
Kriete Herman, shoemaker, 51 Fountain Kriete Mrs. Susan, 33 s Oregon Krif Bernard, laborer, 72 Aliceanna
Krill John, laborer, 237 William
Krill Philip, brickmaker, 239 William
Krilla John, laborer, 211 s Chapel
Krille Wm. laborer, 39 Brown
Krine John, laborer, 16 Preston
Kris Anthony, tailor, 115 s Castle Kriter Mrs., 152 s Bond
Kritsch Charles, tailor, 345 s Sharp
Kroder Augustus, butcher, 186 Forrest
Kroder John, tavern, 186 Forrest
Kroeber Frederick, grocer, 234 e Lombard
KROEGER LOUIS, grocer and provisions, s w cor Schroeder and Lombard
Kroemiger Henry T. tailor, 13 Mott Kroesen Isaiah, purchasing agent, 33 Hollins Krog George, bookbinder, 50 s Oregon Krog Gustav, locksmith, 952 w Baltimore Kroger Clemene A. grocery, 266 Hanover Kroger Joseph, shoemaker, 128 Lexington Krogman Louis, cooper, 1011 w Pratt Kroh Mrs. A. 262 s Durham
Kroh Adam, wood chopper, 262 s Durham Kroh Ferdinand, box maker, 5 s Central av Kroh George L. iron, junk and paper dealer,
222 and 228 s Bond, dw 41 s Broadway
Kroh Geo. huckster, Fulton n of McHenry Kroh Herman, barber, 228 s Sharp
Kroh Laurens, tailor, 41 Slemmer's al
Kroh Philip, laborer, 537 Canton av
Kroh Theodore, German book and job prin- ter, 20 Second
Kroll Joseph S. cabinet maker, 410 w Fayette Kroll Mary, grocery, n w cor Eager and Stir- ling
Kroll Peter, cigar maker, 61 s Charles
Kromer Francis, ticket agent Calvert station, 116 Greenmount av Kronau Henry, bookkeeper, 345 w Lombard Kronau John, 346 w Lombard
Krone Stephen, watchman, 257 e Eager
Kronek Joseph, shoemaker, 293 e Eager Kronenberg Henry, box maker, 43 Perry
Kroner Conrad, pork butcher, Patterson lane betw York and Harford av
Kroner John T. letter carrier, 178 s Paca
Kronester John, baker, s e cor Castle and Eastern av
Kronheimer Meyer, tailor, 61 s Howard, dw 63 Conway
Kronheimer Simon, clothier, 122 w Pratt, dw 15 Conway Kroniger Henry T. tailor, 13 Mott
Krapp Joseph, drayman, 125 Raborg
Kraueger Wm. (Lankau & Kraueger,) 99 Howard
Kroniger Henry, tailor, 13 Mott
Kronmiller George, ivory turner, 27 Low Kronmiller John, porter, 93 Warner Kronmiller John, porter, 6 Peach al
Kronrekar George, laborer, 282 e Lombard Krook H. laborer, 32 Fountain
Kropf Frederick, lager beer saloon, 7 Elliott Kropf John, cooper, 78 Henrietta
Kropp Dorothea, tobacconist, 4412 e Balti- more
Kropp Herman, tinner, 433 Canton av
Kropp John E. shoemaker, 31 s Oregon
Kropp Wm. tobacconist, 4416 e Baltimore Kropper Joseph, blacksmith, 164 Stirling Kroscrup Charles, laborer, 92 Albemarle Krosin Rosa, teacher, 77 Cathedral
Kroten Herman, shoemaker, 159 Raborg Krouch Michael, shoemaker, 590 Light Krouk Frederick, grocery, 107 Cambridge Krous August, shoemaker, 31 s Regester Krous John, cooper, 10] s Chapel
Krous Martin, laborer, 101 s Chapel Krouse Rev. Abraham, 63 Short
Krouse Adam, laborer, 31 Lee Krouse Adam, 99 Eastern av
Krouse Mrs. Ann M. 162 Montgomery
Krouse John M. carpenter, 115 Leadenball
Krouse John, tailor, 144 s Washington, F. P.
Krouse Leonard, carpenter, 115 Leadenhall
Krouse Wm. tavern, 272 s Caroline Krout Isaac, brakesman N. C. R., 39 Dolphin Krozer Dr. John R. 273 Lexington Kruft Henry, shoemaker, 78 n Eden
Krug August, baker, 283 Franklin
Krug August, laborer, 283 Franklin
Krug Charles, soldier, 234 s Paca
Krug George, laborer, 105 Boston
Krug George, laborer, 190 Burgundy al Krug Gustorf, locksmith, 952 w Baltimore
Krug Henry, shoemaker, 346 Eastern av Krug John, shoemaker, 346 Eastern av Kruger Daniel, shoemaker, 49 n Gay Kruger Louis, piano maker, 75 n Eutaw Krugh John, shoemaker, 346 Eastern av Krum Jacob, ship joiner, 103 s Caroline Krumholtz Flemming, shoemak. 241 s Eutaw Krumm Christian, tavern, 59 s Bethel
Krumm Wm. laborer, 293 s Bond
Krumme John A. cigars and tobacco, 67 n Gay
Krummeck Jacob, shoemaker, 168 Eastern av Krummer Miss S. A., young ladies boarding
and day school, 64 Mount Vernon place Kubel Frederick W. harness maker, 4 Greek Kubert John, butter depot, 79 e Lombard Kubert John, butter depot, 23 e Pratt Kuchenreither John, carpenter, 223 s Wolfe Kuehling Gotfried, tailor, 15 n Eden Kuchling Win. baker, 105 Aisquith Kueffner Geo. potter, 376 Penna. av Kuemert Philip, cabinet maker, n w cor Sharp and Hamburg
Kuempel George, tailor, 66 Granby
Kuenne Edward, watchmaker, 220 Light
Kuenter Ernst, weaver, 22 New Church
Kues H. driver, 303 Aliceanna
Kufer Henry, tailor, 18 Comet
Kughler Francis, clerk P. O., n w cor Fre- mont and Fayette
Kugler Samuel, 335 w Fayette
Kuhen Samuel, tailor, 169 e Lombard Kuhl Frederick, baker, 654 Light
Kuhl Henry, tin and sheet iron worker, 5 Parkin
Kuhla Wm. soldier, 297 n Fremont
Kuhlman Christian, tobacconist, 274 n Gay Kuhlman Conrad, (H. Kulilman & Co.) 533 w Lombard
Kuhlman George, carpenter, 297 n Fremont
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.
SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.
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Kuhlman H. & Co. (H. Kuhlman, C. Kuhl- man,) wine and liquor dealers, 826 w Bal- timore
Kuhlman Herman, tobacconist, 822 w Balti- more
Kuhn Adolph, varnisher, 254 s Eutaw
Kuhn Alfred, shoemaker, 128 Raborg
Kuhn Alexander, soldier, 83 Mulberry Kuhn Anastasia, tavern, 217 Aisquith Kuhn Andrew, tailor, 46 s Durham
Kuhn Anthony, cigar maker, 31 s Oregon Kuhn George W. clerk, 152 n Pine Kuhn Charles, barber, 59 Eastern av
KUHN CHARLES T. umbrella and pocket - book manufacturer, 73 n Eutaw Kuhn Conrad, 347 n Gay
Kuhn Conrad, shoemaker, 387 Canton av
KUHN & CO., (S. J. Kuhn,) clothiers, s e cor Greene and Lexington
Kuhn Everhart, leather, 160 Light-st. wharf, dw 350 s Sharp
Kuhn Ernst, leather, 160 Light-st. wharf, dw 350 s Sharp
Kuhn Francis, laborer, 67 s Durham
Kuhn Frederick, shoemaker, 197 Hollins Kuhn Francis, blacksmith, 215 Peirce Kuhn Florence, laborer, 31 Oregon
Kuhn George, laborer, 67 s Durham Kuhn George, barber, 59 Eastern av Kuhn George W. clerk, 152 n Pine Kuhn John, grocer, 115 Saratoga Kuhn John, police, 171 n Fremont Kuhn John, paver, 94 Ramsay Kuhn John, 118 Ramsay
Kuhn John J. cabinet maker, 112 Aisquith Kuhn John, painter, 352 s Sharp
Kuhn Joseph A. salesman, 115 Saratoga Kulin Joshua, wire worker, 185 Raborg Kuhn Lewis, cigar store, 232 Hanover Kuhn Napoleon B. police, 77 St. Peter Kuhn Robert, pattern maker, 113 Grundy
Kuhn Sylvester J. (Kuhn & Co.,) 225 Sara- toga
Kuhn Valentine, laborer, 198 Stirling
Kuhne Charles F. 91 n Gay
Kuhne Francis, tobacconist, 91 n Gay Kuhne Frederick, 91 n Gay
Kuhne Gustav, 84 Harford av
Kuhne Hugo, reporter German Correspon- dent, 347 w Fayette Kuhne Theodore H. 91 n Gay
Kuhnman Wm. tailor, 74 Lewis
Kuhst G. H. (Kuhst & Koppelman,) 83 Lex- ington KUHST & KOPPELMAN, (G. H. Kuhst, J. G. Koppelman,) cabinet makers, 83 Lex- ington
Kukman Moses, dealer in clothing, 122 Barre Kulow Adolph, restaurant, 89 Hampstead Kultz Annie, hueksteress, 6 Jasper Kull Frederick, baker, 23 Brown Kull Jacob, baker, 234 Franklin Kulling Rev. John, 111 n Calvert Kullman Adolph, baker, 54 President Kummel George, tailor, 328 e Lombard
Kummel John, shoemaker, West near Light Kummell John D. laborer, 9 s Durham
Kummer August, musical instrument maker, 47 Harrison
Kummer John, shoemaker, 35 n Paca Kummer & Schetelich, (Charles Kummer, W. Schetelich,) musical instrument makers, 81 n Front
Kummer Miss S. A. boarding and. day school, 64 Mount Vernon place
Kummer Wolf, watchmaker, 195 s Broadway Kunckel Conrad, cabinet maker, 58 Park Kunes John, chair maker, 24 n Frederick Kung Frank, laborer, 49 Aliceanna
Kunkel George, (Kunkel & Moxley,) 81 n Exeter
Kunkel John, wheelwright, 16 Lee Kunkel Michael, tailor, 3] s Wolfe Kunkel & Moxley, (George Kunkel, Thomas L. Moxley,) lessees and managers Front Street Theatre, cor Front and Low
Kunker John H. grocer, 29 Short
KUNSMAN WM. H. restaurant, 126 Light- st. wharf, opp. Slaughter's line of steamers Kuntzman Augustus, cabinet maker, Brown al near Low
K untzman George, 109 Lancaster Kunzman Louis, peddler, 121 n Howard Kuper Francis, shoemaker, 251 n Gay Kuper John, shoemaker, 33 Orleans Kupfian John, laborer, 83 Cambridge Kurmert Peter, cabinet maker, 165 Sarah Ann Kurtz Andrew, milkman, 417 Division Kurtz Ann, 7 Gough
Kurtz Rev. Dr. Benjamin, 183 w Lombard
Kurtz Benjamin C. runner for Western Bank, 183 w Lombard
Kurtz Christian, beer saloon, 233 e Lombard Kurtz Edward, merchant, 323 Lexington Kurtz Frederick, shoemaker, 19 Barnet Kurtz George, tailor, 2 McHenry
KURTZ GEORGE J. Carriage Builder-light carriages of every description, 97 N. Paca. Dw. 105 Pearl.
Kurtz Henry, shoemaker, 85 s Bethel Kurtz Jacob, carpenter, 111 Mulberry Kurtz John, shoemaker, 283 Franklin
KURTZ T. NEWTON, Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer, whole- sale and retail, No. 151 w Pratt, dw 62 Decker, n of Boundary av.
Kurtz Lewis, Druid Hill av extended Kurtz Rosina, laundress, 327 n Central av Kurtz Samuel, blacksmith, 958 w Baltimore Kurtz Leonard, cabinet maker, 277 s Bond Kusack Leo, butcher, 410 Division
Kusdoffer Michael, 339 s Bond
Kusel Moses B. grocery, s e cor of Central av and Orleans
Kusie Mrs. Mary, 161 Aliceanna Kussmaul Wm. gunsmith, 48 Chatsworth Kuster Augusta, English and German acade- my, 72 Saratoga
Kuszmaul John, butcher, Point la near Green- mount Cemetery
Kuszmaul Lawrence, shoemaker, 306 e Madi- son
Kuszmaul Wm. confectioner, 437 n Gay Kutzberger Geo. laborer, 52 Albemarle Kyle Adam B., sr. (Dinsmore & Kyle,) 88 Hanover Kyle Christian, soldier, 93 Low Kyle Conrad, shoemaker, 32 Liberty al
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
Strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Kyle Frederick, carpenter, 174 Vine Kyle Thomas, 171 n Spring
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LAAKE HARMAN B. liquor dealer, 275 s Ann Labahn Henry, carpenter, 43 Perry Labby Lewis, nightman, 299 e Madison Labby M. tobacconist, Mansion house Laborer Francis, tinner, 38 Henrietta Labraquere Louisa J. milliner, 220 e Madison Lacey James, hod carrier, 178 East Lacy Daniel, laborer, 66 Mulberry Lach Mrs. Mary, 54 Park
Lachel John, porter, 126 s Chapel
Lacher Casper, soldier, Patapsco al near Charles
Lacher Mathias, shoemaker, 189 s Sharp
Lackey John, laborer, 31 Stockton al
Lackey Wm. blacksmith, 256 Aliceanna
Lacy James. moulder, 27 Gough
Lacy James, laborer, 6 Fell
Lacy John, milkman, Belair av near Wolfe Lacy Maurice, painter, 129 w Lombard
Lacy Maurice, painter, 3 n Sharp
Lacy Michael, milkman, Belair av near Wolfe
Lacy Patrick, laborer, 96 Albemarle
Ladies' Central Union Relief Association, and Women's Maryland Branch U. S. Sanitary Commission, 39 Lexington
Ladley Daniel, hackman, 272 n Eutaw
Ladus Jacob, laborer, 5 Baker's ct
Laessig John H. grocer, n w cor Fayette and Poppleton
Laessig John G. grocery, 368 Penn. av
Laetz Dominicus, weaver, 57 s Eutaw
Lafevre Charles E. varnisher, n e cor Bounty la and Spring
Lafevre John N. bricklayer, 69 n Broadway Lafferty Catherine, 115 Chew
Lafferty John, currier, 153 Greenmount av Lafferty John, laborer, 153 Greenmount av Lafferty Mrs. Mary, hucks's, 138 Franklin Lafferty M. laborer, 50 Harford av
Lafferty Robert, plasterer, 153 Greenmount av
Lafferty Wm tinner, 257 Hollins
Lafoy Thomas, rear of 27 Fawn Lahn Valentine, 32 Perry Lahner John, tailor, 39 s Regester Lahr William, laborer, 3 Baker
Laib Charles, bar keeper, 208 Lexington
Laib Frederick, painter, 232 Lemmon al
Laib Jacob, milk, 62 n Schroeder Laib John, tavern, 208 Lexington Laible Martin, laborer, 27 Fountain Laheh Michael, teamster, 20 Eastern av Lahne Nicholas, whitewasher. 168 Eastern av Lainehart Jonathan, painter, 154 Scott Lainehart Jonathan, soldier, 154 Scott Lainehart Robert D. carpenter, 154 Scott Lair Lewis L. painter, 16 MeHenry Lais Charles, shoemaker, 120 Eislein Lake Amelia, 28 Spring
Lake James, clerk, 54 South
Lakemeyer Angelina, fancy store, 246 Can- ton av
L'Allemand Charles, vinegar, 62 s Gay, dw 46 w . Biddle
L'Allemand Conrad, clerk Md. Sugar Refine- ry, 37 e Baltimore
L'Allemand Mrs. Mary, millinery, 37 e Bal- timore
Lalor Kate, dress maker, 114 n Calvert
Lalor Margaret, dress maker, 114 n Calvert Lally Malachi, blacksmith and wheelwright, 126 Franklin, dw 128
Lally Martin, drayman, 34 Hillen I alor Lawrence, drayman, 16 Fell
Lalotte Peter, clerk, 304 William Lamar Israel, glass blower, 33 Plum
Lamart Francis, machinist, 126 Greenm'nt av Lamb Caroline, grocery, 7 Biddle al
Lamb Charles L. wagoner, 139 n High Lamb Eli M. teacher, 24 Columbia
Lamb George, 3 n Stricker
Lamb Henry, cigar maker, 88 Penna. av
Lamb James, finisher, Mount Royal Hill, near Reservoir
Lamb John, laborer, 7 Biddle al Lamb John, 61 e Fayette
Lamb Joseph, cellar digger, 304 n Eutaw Lamb Robert, morocco dresser, 26 Willow
Lamb Robert, messenger, 26 William
Lamb Thomas J. bookkeeper, 106 w Fayette Lambden Mrs. Caroline, 32 George Lambdin Alexander M. teacher, 49 s Ann
Lambdin Henry, poster, 52 Raborg
Lambdin James M. 25 Conway
Lambdin Jos. H. policeman, 141 s Regester Lambdin Mrs. Mary A. 205 Aliceanna Lambdin Mary E. 294 Eastern av
Lambdin Mrs. Mary, 49 s Ann
Lambdin Thomas, moulder, 75 Raborg
Lambert Elijab, carpenter, 38 Cross
Lambert George, 28 Philpot
LAMBERT ISAAC, Pennsylvania House, 158 Franklin
Lambert James, coachmaker, 9 Swan, dw 89 n Calvert
Lambert Joanna, tailoress, 144 Cross Lambert John, soldier, 24 Philpot
Lambert J. W. (Tall & Lambert,) 258 Light Lambert John W. carpenter, 345 Light Lambert Joseph, shoemaker, 144 Cross
Lambert Mary C. dressmaker, 46 Mulberry Lambert Philip, carpenter, 102 Central av Lambert Philip, shoemaker, 66 Jefferson Lambert Capt. Robt. H. mariner, 99 Gough Lambert Thomas, barkeeper, 127 s Broadway Lambert Wm. H. 144 Cross
Lambercht Geo. H. clerk, 60 s Exeter Lambkin Chas. B. soldier, 102 Ramsay Lambkin Olivia C. 51 e Lombard
Lambrecht Charles, tobacconist, s e cor Pratt and Albemarle
Lambright Christopher, painter, 14 n High Lambright Christopher, painter, 368 n Gay Lambright Henry E. carter, 8 Fort av Lambright Philip D. carpenter, 12 s Oregon Lambright William, painter, 94 Chew
Lamdin Edward S. sailmaker, 117 s Eden
Lamdin John H. (Lamdin & Waddy,) 124 s Eden
Lamdin Mary, teacher, 49 s Ann
Lamdin Nicholas M. (Lamdin Bros.) Orleans e of Broadway
Lamdin Robt. P. (Lamdin Bros.) 378 e Bal- timore
Lamdin Thos. S. harbor master, 93 McEl- derry's whf, dw 110 Gough
Lamdin & Waddy, (John H. Lamdin, Thos. E. Waddy,) sailmakers, s e cor Buchanan's whf and Pratt
Lamly Geo. M. gardener, Monument e of Broadway Lamm Nicholas, tailor, 177 Stirling
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.
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Lammars Jacob, tinner, 55 Pearl Lammart Henry, grocer, n w cor Eden and Fayette
Lammer Philip, carriage maker, 1 State
Lammers John, carpenter, 8 e Pratt
Lammers William, jeweler, 8 e Pratt
Lammrich Godfried, cabinet maker, 236 s Eutaw
Lamon William, grocery, n e cor Hill and Sharp
Lamott Francis, (Linton & Lamott,) 160 Greenmount av
Lamotte John, watchmaker, 205 s Bond Lamotte Louis, clerk, 3 s Central av
Lampanius Chas. A. pharmaceutist, 143 Ais- quith
Lampher Walter C. peddler, 124 n Eden Lamphere William, canvasser, 231 Lexington Lamping Clements A. (Wm.Lamping & Co.) 266 Lexington
Lamping William, (Wm. Lamping & Co.) 266 Lexington
LAMPING WM. & CO. (Wm. Lamping, J. G. Lange, C. A. Lamping,) tobacco and commission merchants, 89 s Charles Lampley John, carter, 102 Mullikin
Lampsley Catherine, boarding house, 17& Thames
Lamy John, spar maker, 350 Canton av
Lanahan Darby, huckster, 129 York
Lanahan Michael, drayman, 127 Albemarle
Lanahan Michael, laborer, 4 New
Lanahan S. J. (W. Lanahan & Son,) 315 Lexington
LANAHAN THOS. M. attorney, 31 Lex- ington, dw 149 n Charles
Lanahan Wm. & Son, (W. Lanahan, S. J.
Lanahan,) foreign and domestic liquors, 98 w Lombard
Lanahan Wm. (W. Lanahan & Son,) 315 Lexington
Lancaster Andrew J. 124 n High
Lancaster B. B. 41 Mulberry
Lancaster George, machinist, 71 Dawson al
Lancaster George, nightman, 513 w Pratt
Lancaster Henry, barrel dealer, 64 Penna. av Lancaster Henry, barrel dealer, 209 w Biddle Lancaster Isaiah, 81 n Dallas
Lancaster Israel, 77 n Paca
Lancaster Jesse, tavern, 188 s Wolfe*
Lancaster John D. undertaker, 39 e Pratt Lancaster Martin V. B. brickl'r, 66 Penna. av Lancaster Rachel, grocery, 66 Penna. av Lancaster Wm. brakesman, 2 Norris al Lancaster W. wire maker, 108 s Greene Lancraft John, soldier, 183 s Chapel
Landauer George, laborer, 14 Walnut al Landbeck Christian, frescoe painter, 133 Mul- berry
Landerfield John, cutter, 144 s Central av Landers Barney, carter, 99 n Spring
Landers James, (Rooney & Landers,) 306 e Baltimore
Landers John, sail maker, 124 s Eden
Landers John, hackman, 139 Ensor
Landers Michael, huckster, 198 Lexington Landers Wm. wagoner, 5 May
Landgrafe Frederick, tailor, 180 s Central av Landin Wm. boat builder, 185 s Washing- ton, F. P.
Landinan D. soldier, 219 n Bond
Landing Geo. W. sailmaker, 28 n Liberty Landis B. B. clerk, 77 e Pratt
Landis Capt. David C. mariner, 77 e Pratt Landis Henry C. sec'y National Fire Insur- ance Co. of Baltimore, dw 77 e Pratt Landon James, wood, 44 Henrietta Landower Geo. soldier, 14 Walnut al
Landower Morritz, (Row & Landower,) 146 e Lombard
Landower Saml. G. shoemaker, 203 s Charles Landrigan Mrs. Elizabeth, 13 New Church Landrigan Mrs. Sarah, 273 Druid Hill av Landstreet Charles, clerk, 66 n Greene Landstreet Mrs. John, 66 n Greene Landstreet Samuel, 237 w Lombard
Landstreet Wm. T. commission merchant, 10 s Howard, dw 203 Garden
Landwehr Ferdinand, carpenter, 43 Clay Landwehr John, hay packer, 223 Frederick av Landwehr Mrs. Mary, tavern, 40 Frederick av Lane Bridget, 259 Forrest
Lane Charles, huckster, 292 Franklin
Lane Christopher, machinist, 292 Franklin
Lane Elizabeth M. 292 Franklin
Lane Dr. Franklin, 505 w Fayette
Lane Frederick, sailor, 6 n Wolfe
Lane Henry, wagoner, 142 Bond
Lane Lewis, soldier, 292 Franklin
Lane Thomas, chair maker, 292 Franklin
Laner George, laborer, Frederick road near toll gate
Laney Charles, butcher, 94 n Ann
Laney Rev. Wm. H. Seamen's Bethel, 214 Montgomery
Lang Agnes, 238 e Eager
Lang Anna, tailoress, 223 s Paca
Lang Conrad, grocer, 133 s Bond
Lang Ernst, cigar maker, 172 e Lombard
Lang George, laborer, 36 Hammond
Lang George, shoemaker, 181 e Pratt
Lang G. A. teacher, 24 e Lombard Lang Henry A. clerk, 24 e Lombard
Lang John, cigar maker, 25 n Frederick Lang John, seaman, 172 e Lombard
Lang Joseph, cigar maker, 39 s Durham
Lang Leonard, groceries and feed, Harford av near city limits
Lang Mrs. L. 125 Conway
Lang Michael, laborer, 271 Eastern av Langanfeldt Theodore, baker, 361 Saratoga Langdefelt John, cutter, Central av nr. Gough Langdon Jas. E. huckster, 270 Division Langdon John, drayman, 9 Slemmer's al Langdon Patrick, drayman, 6 Slemmer's al Langdorf John W. barber, 147 w Madison Lange Augustus, saddler, 15 Conway Lange C. H. nautical instrument maker, cor Pratt and Spear's whf, dw 154 Lee
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