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Amos Wm. carpenter, 49 Hanover
Amos Wm. Y restaurant, 504 n Gay Amoss George R. 230 n Charles Amrhen Geo. furniture wagoner, 78 Harrison Arhmein Henry, grocery, 38 Hampstead
Amthor, Dr. Robert, homeopathist, 181 n Central av
Anderson Agnes, seminary, 385 n Gay
Anderson Andrew, clerk B. & O.R.R. 84 Hill Anderson Mrs. Ann, hucksteress, 137 Ensor Anderson Mrs. Ann, 59 Booth
ANDERSON BROTHERS, (T. D. Ander- son,) importers hardware, n w cor Light and Pratt
Anderson Benj. F. tobacconist, 9 n Regester Anderson Chaney, carpenter, 45 Chatsworth Anderson Charles, blacksmith, n e cor Eutaw and German, dw 24 n Paca
Anderson David, horse shoer, 102 German, dw 78 Columbia
ANDERSON & DORSEY, (G. F. Anderson & G. D. Dorsey,) grocers and commission merchants, 96 w Lombard
Anderson Edward, carpenter, 18 Carlton
Anderson Elizabeth M., Lanvale w of Fulton
Anderson Elizabeth, 144 William
Anderson Elizabeth, dressm'r, 109 e Madison
Anderson Elizabeth, huckstress, 116 York
Anderson George F., (Anderson & Dorsey,) 616 Lexington
Anderson Capt. Isaac J. 196 n Broadway Anderson Mrs. Isabella, 73 Eislein
ANDERSON JAMES M. & SON, (James M. Anderson & W. S. Anderson,) engravers, over 148 w Baltimore
Anderson James M. (J. M. Anderson & Son) 183 n Calvert
ANDERSON JAMES G. leather dealer, 5 Balderston, dw 138 Hanover Anderson James, hackman, 22 Garden Anderson James, cooper, 347 s Sharp
Anderson Jeanette, nurse 65 Forrest
Anderson Jesse N. plasterer, 220 Saratoga
Anderson John W . blacksmith,n e cor Colum - bia and Scott
Anderson John, Hibernia house, 23 Thames e of Bond
Anderson John W. carter, 160 Hanover. Anderson John, tailor, 67 Park
Anderson John W. clerk, 197 Aisquith
Anderson, John, hackman, 141 e Madison Anderson John, mariner 161 e Lombard Anderson John, painter, 230 w Pratt Anderson J. D. clerk, 65 n Howard Anderson John G. carpenter, 359 Saratoga Anderson John W. grocery and tea dealer, n
w cor Gay and Forrest, dw 197 Asquith Anderson Joseph, police, 92 Ensor
Anderson Joseph, cigar maker, 180 s Broadway Anderson Joshua, carpenter, 43 George Anderson Julius H. clerk, 183 n Calvert Anderson, Leah J. 141 Lee
Anderson Mrs. Mary, millinery 160 Hanover Anderson Mrs. Mary, Gilmor near Franklin Anderson Mary, Stricker n of Franklin Anderson Mary J. 304 Eastern av Anderson Mrs. Mary, 226 w Hoffman Anderson Morris, carpenter, 47 Chatsworth Anderson, Oliver, mariner, 179 s Chester Anderson Oliver, shipsmith, 157 s Washing- ton, F. P.
Anderson Richard, blacksmith, 215 Gough Anderson Richard B. cooper, 92 Hamburg Anderson Robert M. grocery, 179 e Eager Anderson Robert S. clerk, 29 Pleasant Anderson Mrs. Robina, 125 n Paca
Anderson Mrs. Sarah, 53 Pennsylvania av
Anderson Stephen, currier, 138 Hanover
Anderson Samuel E. clerk, 177 Montgomery Anderson Thomas D. (Anderson & Bros.) 226 w Hoffman
Anderson Thomas M. tavern, 33 Centre Mar ket space
Anderson Thomas, carpenter, 168 e Lombard Anderson W. S. (James M. Anderson & Son) 183 Loyola place, n Calvert
Anderson Wm. painter, 55 W. Pratt, dw 180 Chesnut
Anderson Wm. wagoner, 10 Garden
ANDERSON WM. E. furniture dealer, 10 and 12 w Second, dw 29 s High
Anderson Wm. H. painter, 3 n Sharp, dw 184 Mulberry
Anderson Wm. H. H. attorney, 29 Lexing- ton, dw Anne Arundel Co
Andrae Christian, barber, 348 w Pratt
Andreae Theodore, metallurgist, 189 s Charles Andre Catharine, grocery, 223 Forrest
ANDRE FREDERICK C. beer saloon, 308 Light
Andre Hannah, 308 Light
ANDRE, Dr. J. RIDGWAY, 71 Aisquith
Andre Peter C. 28 Light
Andreas Andrew, laborer, rear 214 Canton av Andreas Gotlieb, (Heck & Andreas) 173 Ra- borg
Andres Henry, currier, 75 n Gay
Andres Wm. currier, 75 n Gay
Andrew Charles, (C. Andrew & Co.) 114 s Eden
Andrew Charles & Co. (C. Andrew & S. E. Eichelberger) public weighers, 5 Spear's wharf
Andrew James, mariner, 175 e Pratt
Andrews Amanda, 23 Holland
Andrews B. F. & Co. (B. F. Andrews & B. F. Black) sign painters, over 36 South
Andrews Benj F. (B. F. Andrews & Co.) 20 Garden
Andrews Charles, gunsmith, 188 e Monument
Andrews David, laborer, 144 McHenry
Andrews Edward, mariner, 205 s Chester
Andrews Edward W. attorney,604 w Fayette
Andrews Elizabeth, dressmaker, 92 n Greene Andrews Eliza 175 n Howard
Andrews Frederick, laborer, 3 Gould's lane
Andrews Ferdinand, clerk, 60 n Gilmor
Andrews George, laborer, 403 w Pratt
Andrews George W.(Andrews & Thompson,) 237 n Eutaw
Andrews George W. shoem 'r 644 w Baltimore Andrews George, boiler maker, 32 Leadenhall Andrews Hanson, 148 McHenry
Andrews Hannah, 237 n Eutaw
Andrews Hercules R. W. 66 Barre
Andrews James. blacksmith, 560 Lexington
Andrews John J. hacks, 21 Druid Hill av Andrews John H. police, 55 s High
Andrews John B. nightman, 147 s Chester Andrews John A. shoem'r, 644 w Baltimore Andrews John, watchman City Hall, 12 Hol- liday
Andrews Mrs. Mary A.122 n Poppleton Andrews Martin, shoemaker, 106 Lancaster
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., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W, Baltimore Street.
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Andrews Robert, conductor C.P.R.R. Francis n of Madison av
Andrews Samuel W. huckster, 20 Thames Andrews Samuel, brass moulder, 6 Bolton Andrews Stephen, cattle, 811 w Baltimore Andrews S. R. watchman Eutaw House Andrews Gen. T. P. 5 w Baltimore Andrews Thomas, gunsmith, 249 e Lombard Andrews Dr. Thomas F. 38 Mulberry
Andrews Wm., shoemaker, 644 w Baltimore Andrews Wm. carter, 39 Greenwillow
ANDREWS & THOMPSON, (G. W. An- drews & W. S. Thompson,) druggists and chemists, 5 w Baltimore
Andrews Wm. moulder, 224 Lee
Andrews Wm. J. shoem'r, 644 w Baltimore Andrews Wm. A. painter, 3 Brune Angel John T. stone cutter, 64 n Front Angel George shoemaker, 211 s Durham Angel Wm. stone cutter, 302 s Sharp
Angelmier Catherine, grocer, 537 Saratoga Angelmier Mathias, butcher, 537 Saratoga
Angermeyer John, lithographer, s w corner Mosher and Fremont
Angler John, bricklayer, 6 China Angerbrandt George, tavern, 179 s Caroline Anker Francis, barber, 261 Aisquith Anker John, barber, 261 Aisquith
Ankus John, soldier, 107 Sarah Ann
Annen John, paver, 491 Belair av
Annesley Amanda, 11 Hume
Anchutz Henry P.upholsterer,210 n Caroline Anschutz Faltin, blacksmith, 28 Liberty al
Anschutz Frederick, mariner, 4 Broad al Anthony Ellen, 27 Orchard
Anthony G. W. edge tool grind. 181 e Lombard Anthony Henry A. clerk, 27 Orchard
Anthony John, puddler, 74 s Eden
Anthony Preceptow, carpenter, 52 Fort av Anthony Wm. carpenter, 18 Somerset Antone Adam, 291 s Wolfe
Anton Henry, tailor, 216 e Eager
Anwander Rev. Thaddeus, ne cor Wolfe and Lombard
Anzman Anthony, clerk, 84 Preston
Anzman Anthony, clerk, 173 German
Anzman Joseph A. notion store, 5 Pennsyl- vania av nr Franklin
Anzman Jos.A. (Bohr & Anzman) 5 Penna.av Anzman Joseph, shoemaker, 173 German Apal John, shoemaker, 122 Conway Aphan Charles, boxmaker, 90 s Howard Aphel Catherine, seamstress, 190 s Spring Appel Adolph, tailor, 211 e Lombard Appel Caspar, boot fitter, 139 Henrietta Appel Christian, cabinet maker, 30 Pearl Appel Conrad, tailor, 291 Eastern av Appel Edward, tailor, 121 s Chapel
Appel Edward, soldier, 83 s Regester Appel George, laborer, 177 Aliceanna Appel George W. laborer, 11 John al Appel Henry, laborer, 5 Brannan ct
Appel John, tailor, 82 Cambridge Appel Mrs. Margaretta, 30 Pearl Appell Wm. bookseller, 16 e Lombard Apple Henry, tailor, 271 Franklin
Apple Frederick, hackman, 216 s Caroline
Apple John, mariner, 168 s Wolfe Apple John H. soldier, 50 s Bethel Apple M. tailor, 66 Mullikin
Apple Rena, grocer, 216 s Caroline Appleby Andrew J. printer, 168 n Eden Appleby Ann, 216 n Eden
Appleby Edward, pattern maker, 274 n Eutaw Appleby George R. printer, 31 e Lombard Appleby Resin, blacksmith, 190 Hollins Appleton , attorney, 40 Lexington APPLEGARTH ALEXANDER, commis- 31on merch.,2 Bowly's whf. dw 153 Saratoga Applegarth & Co. (L. J. Applegarth, W. Ap- plegarth,) railway, foot of Cross Applegarth Mrs. Comfort, 48 Fawn Applegarth Elizabeth M. 102 Hill Applegarth, Henry C. police, 170 s Howard Applegarth John A. & Co. (John A. & Wm.
Applegarth,) grocers, ship chandlers and commission merchants, 109 Smith's whf
Applegarth Capt. John A. (John A. Apple- garth & Co.) 42 Aisquith
Applegarth Capt. Lawson J. (Applegarth & Co.) 28 Fawn
Applegarth Nathaniel J. ship broker, over 1 Bowly's whf, dw 153 Saratoga
Applegarth Robert, shoemaker, 351 s Sharp Applegarth Robert, cigar maker, 285 Hanover Applegarth Rufus W. clerk, 153 Saratoga Applegarth Thos. J. sailor, 3 Reservoir av Applegarth Thomas, clerk, 12 s High
Applegarth Capt. Wm. & Son, (Capt. Wm.
Applegarth,) ship brokers and commission merchants, 37 w Pratt, cor Buchanan's whf Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Applegarth & Co.) 9 s High
Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Capt. Wm. Apple- garth & Son,) 12 s High
Applegarth Wm. mate, 172 Gough
Appleton G. Armstead, attorney, 29 Lexing- ton, dw 40
ApplerOrlandoM.paper hanger,65 s Poppleton Appleton Wm. S. stock broker, 77 w Second dw Ellicott's Mills
APPOLD ANDREW, bark mills, s e cor Car- oline and McElderry, dw Baltimore co APPOLD GEORGE & SONS, (George Ap- pold, George J. Appold, Samuel Appold) hide and leather dealers, store 8 and 10 Water, tannery North near Madison
Appold Geo. J. (Geo. Appold & Sons,) Belair av near Baltimore Cemetery
Appold Samuel, (Geo. Appold & Sons) 214 n Calvert
Appold Samuel,engineer U.S.N.93 McElderry Appold Theodore R. commission merchant, over 5 Water, dw 174 n Eutaw APPRAISER'S OFFICE, cor Lombard Gay and
Aprend Samuel, laborer, 296 n Central av
Apy Jacob, carte., 248 Franklin
Arant Charles, blacksmith, 263 Hanover
Arata Louis, shooting gallery, basement Eu- taw House, dw 119 Low
Arbeiter Hall and Working Men's Union, 5 s Frederick, Henry Kolle, president
Arbin Henry J. butcher, 82 Centre and 25 Belair markets, dw Patterson lane between York and Harford av Arch B. laborer, 62 Stiles Arch Wm. soldier, 176 Burgundy al Archer Mrs. Ann, 47 McCulloh
Archer Cornelius, laborer, 7 Abbot
Archer Samuel, clerk, 133 e Lombard
Archer Mrs. Mary, 290 e Fayette
Archer Samuel, (Einstein Bros. & Co.) 133 e Lombard
Arden D. ladies shoemaker, 36 n Charles, dw 314 n Eutaw
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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Ardin Mary J. 73 Walsh
Arelle George, gardener, Phila. road, near city limits
Arens Henry, (Von Kappff & Arens,) 113 Park
Arien Elizabeth, 18 Preston
Aring Jesse, furn. wagoner, 24 Druid Hill av Aring Samuel, furniture wagoner, 103 Chats- worth
Arling Wm. cigar store, 255 s Wolfe
Armacoast James M. bricklayer, Bull's Head tavern, n Front
Armacoast Melchoir, hay dealer, 90 Penna.av Armacoast Priscilla, grocery, 23 Lewis
Armager Jesse, sr., turnkey police station, 186 Hanover
Armager Jesse, jr. deputy keeper Maryland Penitentiary, 186 Hanover
Armager Jesse, brickmaker, 234 s Sharp Armatage Mrs. Rebecca,30 n Oregon Armbrustes -, tailoress, 15 Baker's ct Ambrust John, painter, 276 s Sharp Armeger John L. hatter, 38 Granby Armeling George, clerk, 122 Bank
Armendt John E., gunsmith, 262 s Broad way Armer Frederick, cooper, 49 Bank
Armiger Benjamin, cooper, 59 Holland Armiger Benjamin F. 59 Holiday Armiger Eli, printer, 101 e Fayette Armiger George D. soldier, 59 Holland
Armiger James B. printer, 59 Holland Armiger James R., clerk, 33 Exeter
Armiger Jesse, turner, 186 Hanover
Armiger Jesse S., carpenter superintendent at penitentiary, 186 Hanover Armiger Mrs. John, 375 e Fayette Armiger John F., soldier, 59 Holland
Armiger J. R., watchmaker, 81 n High Armiger Joseph, comb maker, 188 n Caroline Armiger Joshua E., carpenter, 250 n Caroline ARMIGER RICHARD, house furnishing store, 135 n Gay, dw 321 e Eager
Armistead C. Hughes, (Armistead & For- syth) 103 w Monument
Armistead & Forsyth, (C. Hughes Armistead & Emanuel T. Forsyth) tobacco manufac- turers, 107 Franklin
Armitage George H., painter, 150 Preston
Armitage Dr. James, 193 w Fayette
Armitage Mrs. Wm. H., 72 Columbia Armon John, brewer, 37 s Wolfe Armor G. Jos., painter, 86 n Greene Armor John D., broker, 671 Lexington Armor Minnie, 86 n Greene
Armor Sedonia, teacher, 86 n Greene
Armstrong Achsah, n w cor Madison & Townsend
Armstrong Andrew, 64 s Caroline
Armstrong Benj. A., machinist, 152 n Bond ARMSTRONG & BERRY, (Geo. H. Berry) publishers, booksellers, and book binders, 156 w Baltimore
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., (T. Arm- strong, R. W. Cator, B. F. Cator, J. F. Bealmear &W. J. H. Walters) silk and mil- linery goods dealers, 237 w Baltimore
ARMSTRONG & DENNY, (Wm. Arm- strong & John Denny) furniture manufac- turers, s e cor Light and Montgomery Armstrong Edward, Maltby House Armstrong Eliza, 124 Garden
Armstrong Eliza, 329 w Fayette
Armstrong Mrs. Emilie, 200 n Howard
Armstrong George, blacksmith, 166 s Bond
ARMSTRONG & HOPKINS, (R. D. Armstrong & J. S. Hopkins) Pro- vision and Produce Commission Merchants, 4 Commerce
Armstrong Henry, 75 Lce Armstrong H. L., 200 n Howard Armstrong Mrs. H. G. 149 Hoffman Armstrong James, carpenter, 227 s Paca
ARMSTRONG JAS. & CO., (Cha's Webb & Thomas Armstrong) Soap and Candle Manufacturers, keep constantly on hand a large assort- ment of Soap and Candles of the best quality, manufactured at their Factory, Concord street, between Lombard and Pratt
Armstrong James L., president American Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 6 South, dw 52 n Greene
Armstrong James S., carpenter, 26 Dewberry alley
Armstrong James S., letter carrier, 250 e Monument
Armstrong James J., clerk, 178 McCulloh Armstrong James W., painter. 135 Mont- gomery
Armstrong John, harness maker, 112 Garden Armstrong John, 134 s Sharp
Armstrong John, clerk, 162 e Fayette Armstrong, John, 303 Garden
Armstrong John A., 19 Cathedral
Armstrong John H., book-keeper, 96 Light st wharf
Armstrong John L., blacksmith, 71 s Bond
Armstrong Josephine, teacher, 228 e Pratt Armstrong Kate, 87 Stiles
Armstrong Margaret, rear 53 n Front
Armstrong Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 27 Union
Armstrong Mrs. Mary, 301 Forrest
Armstrong Mrs. Mary E., 178 McCulloh
Armstrong R. Dorsey, (Armstrong & Hop- kins) 307 Madison av
Armstrong Roland, 107 Stirling
Armstrong Robert W., clerk, 73 n Paca
Armstrong Samuel S., printer, 52 n Greene
Armstrong Solomon, lamplighter, 162 e Fay- ette
Armstrong Thomas, (Armstrong & Weber) 118 w Fayette
Armstrong Thomas, (Armstrong, Cator & Co.) 73 n Paca
Armstrong Thomas G., clerk, 134 s Sharp
Armstrong Thomas, boiler maker, 17 Armis- stead la
Armstrong Thomas, (James Armstrong & Co.) 244 n Calvert
Armstrong Victor C., clerk, 200 n Howard
Armstrong & Weber, (T. Armstrong & T. Weber) saddle and harness makers, s w cor. Park and Fayette Armstrong W m., (Armstrong & Denny) Washing on n of Clement
Armstrong Wm. F., wagoner, 108 Mulliki, n
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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Armstrong Wm., elerk, 52 n Greene Armsworthy Benj., blacksmith, 21 Barre Arnburg Wm., mariner, 245 s Wolfe Arndt Carlos, nail maker, 254 s Sharp Arndt Francis, tailor, 45 Aliceanna
Arndt Henry, porter, Preston nr Druid Hill av Arndt Jacob, basket maker, 1 Biddle al
Arnedt Henry, porter, 42 Preston
Arnett Henry, moulder, 10 Nicholson
Arnett Levi, shoemaker, 357 n Gay, dw 359
Arnett Wm., soldier, 37 Dolphin
Arnold Dr. Abraham B., 7 s High
Arnold Adam, machinist, 120 Conway
Arnold Andrew J., laborer, 43 Ryan
Arnold Mrs. Catherine, Calhoun s of Carey
Arnold Charles A., clerk, 271 w Fayette
Arnold Conrad, milkman, 210 Washington, F. H.
Arnold Conrad, blacksmith, 960 w Baltimore Arnold - , earpenter, 305 Aisquith
Arnold Davis Z., carter, 173 Ramsay
Arnold Franeis, surgical instrument maker, 15 s Sharp, dw 343 w Lombard
Arnold George, laborer, 65 s Frederick
Arnold George W., baker, 120 w Fayette
Arnold Henry, bricklayer, 297 Columbia Arnold Isaac, 36 Holland
Arnold Jacob, car driver, 353 Columbia
Arnold James R., brieklayer, 25 McHenry
Arnold John, tailor, 156 s Regester
Arnold John, messenger Maryland Peniten- tentiary, 78 Hillen
Arnold John, engineer, B. & O. R. R., 173 Ramsay.
Arnold Michael, tanner, 21 n Front
Arnold Nicholas, tailor, 71 Bank
Arnold Mrs Peter, restaurant, 129 s Fremont Arnold Richard H., cabinet maker, 96 Raborg Arnold Mrs. Sarah, 497 w Lombard
Arnold Wm., keeper Druid Hill Park, main entrance
Arnold Wm., bricklayer, 102 s Paca
Arnold Wm. J., ship joiner, 264 e Madison
Arnold Wm. H., clerk, 85 MeHenry
Arnold Dr. W. T., dentist, 343 w Lombard
Arnold Walter J., elerk N. C. R., Franklin House
Arnoldt Adams, laborer, 120 Conway
Arnreich John, shoemaker, 162 Saratoga, dw eor Mulberry and State
Arnst Daniel, laborer, 966 w Baltimore
Aro John W., soldier, 113 West
Aro John, oyster dealer, 143 L Greene
Aro Joseph, gardener, Gorsuch av, Home- stead
Aro Lewis. huckster, 113 West Aro Wm. M., wagoner, 3 Abey al Arold George, laborer, 40 Walsh
Arold John, second hand goods, 658 w Balti- more
Arold John, shoemaker, 12 Dewberry al Arscott Ann, 183 Hughes
Arsrott Samuel G. M, eigar maker, 183 Hughes Arthur Bridget, 81 Booth
Arthur Charles, clerk N. C. R. R., 139 w Biddle
Arthur David, butter dealer, 171 e Madison
Arthur Henry, baker 53 n Eutaw and 32 Camden, dw 53 n Eutaw
Arthur Hugh, millwright, 371 Saratoga Arthur Hugh W., dentist, Lexington, e of Mount
Arthur James, saddler, 369 Saratoga
Arthur J. Fleming, teacher, Lexington near Mount
Arthur John, laborer, 23 Preston
Arthur John, blacksmith, 104 Scott Arthur Mary, 13 Valley
Arthur Patrick, hod carrier, 111 s Castle al ARTHUR DR. ROBERT, dentist, 117 Wash- ington place
Arthur Robert, groeer, 103 n Spring
Arthur Thomas, coach painter, 13 Valley ARTHUR WM. W., hatter and dealer in ladies furs, 1 w Baltimore
ARTHUR WM C., agent City Pass. R. R. Baltimore near Fulton, dw Lexington e of Mount
Arts Henry, shoemaker, 100 Laneaster
Arvey James N., laborer, 58 Aliceanna
ASAY T. S., agent (J. Gibson, Sons & Co.) 63 w Pratt
ASBECK LOUIS, restaurant and lager beer saloon. 13 s Eutaw
Asendorff George, box maker, 164 Mulberry Asendorff Henry, carpenter, 164 Mulberry Asendorff John, carpenter, 164 Mulberry
Ash Mrs. Arabella, 83 n Dallas
Ash F. Thomas, gas fitter, 31 n Greene, dw 570 w Lombard
Ash George T., ship chandlery and junk store, 128 Dugan's whf., dw 93 n Bond Ash Mrs. Isabella, 8 Ramsay
Ash Israel, eap maker, 176 Hanover
Ash Louis, (M. Gutman & Co.) 162 s Sharp Ash Michael, elerk, 176 Hanover
Ash Mrs. Susan, milliner, 176 Hanover
Ashbeck Henry, laborer, 100 Frederick av
Ashburn Benjamin S., tobacconist, 280 w Baltimore, dw 33 Pine
Ashburner Chas. H., (Brooke Bros. & Co.) 52 Spring row
Ashby John, messenger, 118 Holland
Asheom John L., pilot, 103 s Washington, F. P.
Asheroft Robert, (Abrahams & Ashcroft) 54 s Broadway.
Ashcroft Wells, ship joiner, 285 e Pratt Ashenbruker A., shoemaker, 215 Light
Ashley Charles C., 133 Hanover
Ashley Wm , 133 Hanover
Ashley Wm. M., currier, 130 s Chester
Ashloek Thomas J., printer, 163 w Hoffman
Ashman Alfred, stone cutter, 27 Pearl Ashman Jacob, cooper, 334 s Sharp
Ashton Ann, fancy store, 578 w Baltimore
Ashton Eliza, dressmaker, 187 Ensor
Ashton John, asst. assessor 12 Chatsworth Aslıton John, mariner, 10 Fish Market Space Ashton Mallows, 508 w Baltimore
Ashton Mrs. Mary Ann, 10 n Greene
Ashweg Mrs. Catherine, 80 Albemarle
Asker Thomas B., engineer, 119 n Eutaw
Askew Charles L., carpenter, 13 Brune
Askew Edwin, of Custom House, 61 w Biddle ASKEW JEHU B., elerk Criminal Court, 343 e Pratt
Askew John, engineer, 112 s Caroline
Askew Wm. Harst, elerk Criminal Court, 61 w Biddle
Askey Mrs. Catherine, 101 Granby
Askey James, salesman, 215 e Fayette Askey Joseph, earter, 83 Granby
Askey Wm., cooper and deputy fish inspec- tor, 56 Stiles
SHIRTS! SHIRTS !! SHIRTS !!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are now located at 168 Baltimore-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.
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Askins Mrs. Nancy, 33 n Wolfe
Askins Wm. E., (Townsend & Askins) 193 e Pratt
Asmus Daniel, box maker, 200 L. Hughes Aspelmeyer Frederick, tailor, 178 e Lombard ASSOCIATED FIREMENS' INSURANCE CO. 4 South, Wm. A Hack, president .- [ See p. 42 Advertisements.]
Atchison Isabella, 34 Barre
Atherton A., baggage master N. C. R. R., dw Franklin House
Atkenhead Mrs. John, 264 s Eutaw
Atkins Michael H., finisher, 101 s Poppleton
Atkinson Allen, quarryman, Lexington near Calverton road
Atkinson & Brother, grocers and liquor deal- ers, 186 s Broadway
Atkinson Elizabeth, 168 Preston
ATKINSON GEO., butcher, 27 Centre, 14 Lexington and 32 Hanover markets, dw 431 Pennsylvania av
Atkinson Henry, carpenter, 95 Chatsworth
Atkinson Dr. I. E., 133 Park
Atkinson Isaac, clerk, 69 Chew
Atkinson Israel S., 22 e Fayette
Atkinson Israel 1., 93 Chatsworth
Atkinson John H. letter car'r, 120 e Madison Atkinson John W., carpenter, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Joseph T., attorney, 36 St. Paul, dw 95
Atkinson Joseph, carpenter, 532 Saratoga Atkinson Joshua H., (Atkinson & Bro. ) 285 e Lombard
Atkinson Joshua I., treasurer B. & O. R. R. Co., Camden Station, dw 95 St. Paul Atkinson Laura J., Madison near Harford av Atkinson Maria, milliner, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Dr. Robert, 164 w Fayette
Atkinson S. E., (Atkinson & Bro.) 285 e Lombard
Atkinson Mrs. Dr. Thomas C., 67 w Centre Atkinson Thomas, bricklayer, 676 Saratoga
Atkinson Thomas W., (Hopkins & Co.) Pennsylvania av near toll gate
Atkinson Thomas F., carpenter, 9 McElderry Atkinson Wm. George, clerk, 9 McElderry Atkinson Wm. C., 273 e Pratt
Atkinson Wm. T., sutler, 191 n Exeter
Atlee James, agent Grover & Baker's Sewing Machines, Baltimore co
Atler George W., coachsmith, 10 s Fremont Atler Thomas, hostler, I Preston
Atson Joseph, cutter, 147 s Charles Atwell Capt. Benjamin, mariner, 102 n Bond Atwell Daniel, carpenter, 219 Gough
Atwell Daniel F. T., coachmaker, 38 William Atwell George, ship carpenter, 250 s Ann
Atwell James R., ship carpenter, 233 s Ann Atwell Joseph, ship carpenter, 236 s Ann Atwell Joseph W. blacksmith, n w corner Boston and Bennett
Atwell Richard H. office 71 South, dw 23 Courtland
Atwell Wm. ship carpenter, 134 William Atwell Wm F. watchman, 152 Barre
ATWOOD BENJAMIN, broom manufactur- er, 62 s Calvert, dw 358 e Monument Atwood John, cabinet maker, 159 Hamburg Atzel Louis, moulder, 310 Aliceanna Atzerodt John C. 91 s Sharp Aubel Christian, tailor, 83 Bank
AUDENRIED LEWIS & CO. (Lewis Au- denried) coal dealers, 20 Second
Audoun Capt. Joseph H. Judge Orphan's Court 107 Bank
Audoun Lewis, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank Audoun Oliver, 128 Bank
Audoun Oliver, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank Audoun Wm. F. carpenter, 326 Eastern av Auel Adolph, shoemaker, 145 Welcome al Auerbach Samuel L. cigar store, 3 e Balti- more, dw 77 n High
Auerback Christian, drayman 158 Henrietta Auerbauch August, laborer, 60 s Wolfe Auer Wm. brewer, 35 Bank
Auerman Jacob, japanner, n w corner Colum- bia and Emory
Auerric John, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
Auger Jacob, (L. C. Spencer & Co,) N. Y. Augush Martin, laborer, 272 Aliceanna
Auhl Charles, cabinet maker, 365 e Eager
Aukerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle
Aul George, sawyer, 108 West
Aul Henry, fireman, 65 President
Aul Mathias, shoemaker, 298 Aliceanna
Aul Michael, shoemaker, 316 n Gay
Aulabaugh Zephaniah, teacher, 398 n Gay Auld Benjamin F. ship joiner, 46 s Ann
Auld Haddaway, clerk, 443 Lexington
Auld Maria, 271 e Pratt
Auld Philip, ship carpenter, 176 Montgomery
Auld Richard, mariner, 72 s Ann
Auld Wilson, machinist, 314 Eastern av Auler Augustus, wheelwright, 221 Light Auler John, tailor, 233 e Eager
AULICK JAMES, insurance and real estate broker, and agent Penn Mutual Life Ins Co. of Philada. 59 w Second, dw Howard House
Aull Marst, shoemaker, 348 s Bond
Ault Mary Jane, 287 Aisquith
Ault Saml. jr. shoe findings and garden seeds, 28 s Calvert, dw 287 Aisquith
Aulthouse Geo. W. huckster, 67 Conway
Aumuller John, laborer, 103 s Regester
Aurple Henry, laborer, 30 Bevan
Aurric John,, laborer, McHenry w of Fu. ton
Aurther Sarah J. I Young
Austen James, harness maker, 238 n Bond
AUSTEN DR. PHILIP H. office 79 n Charles, dw 76 s Sharp
Austermuhle Henry, cigar manufacturer, n e corner Bond and Orleans
Austiler Adam, 148 Henrietta
Austiler Mrs. Mary, 148 Henrietta
Austin Alexander R. bookkeeper, Citizen's Bank, dw 63 n Poppleton
Austin Geo. C. 410 Light
Austin John, machinist, 487 w Pratt
Austin Sophia, seamstress, 218 e Lombard
AUSTIN T. G. & CO. (T. G. Austin and Delosia Davidson,) grocers and commission agents, 2 Camden
Austin Theodore D. chairmaker, 363 s Sharp Austin Theodore G. (T. G. Austin & Co.) 2 Camden
Austin Wm. (Cullimore & Austin) 213 Bank Austrian Betsy, cap maker, 213 s Broadway Auth Nicholas, tailor, 122 Johnson Aveline Katrina, 153 s Regester
Aveyser Andrews, hammersmith, 242 s Dallas Awalt Ferdinand, shoemaker, 64 Mulberry
Awbrey And. J cigar maker, 233 e Madison Awbrey Prestly, tobacconist, 233 e Madison Awbrey Thomas P. painter, 249, e Monument Ayd John, confectionery, 244 e Kager
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