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Owen Marcus, huckster, 215 e Monument Owen Robert D. salesman, 245 Franklin Owens Alexander, lieut. of police, 348 n Gay Owens C. fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Owens Daniel, waiter, 54 Tyson
Owens Edward T. cashier Eutaw Savings Bank, dw 174 w Fayette
Owens Edward B. clerk, 174 w Fayette
Owens Elisha, farmer, 319 s Charles
Owens Eliza, 164 George
Owens Forrest B., U. S. N. 10 Hill
Owens Francis, carter, Donnelly's ct
Owens Francis, jeweler, 103 Harford av
Owens Henry, laborer, 260 Greenmount av
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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Owens Isaac, clerk, 303 Hollins Owens Israel, painter, 153 n Entaw Owens Jacob B. clerk, 139 n Eutaw Owens James, shoemaker, 28 Addison Owens James, bookkeeper, 620 w Lombard Owens James, grocery, cor Gay and Eager Owens James, grocery, 224 Druid Hill av Owens Jas. harness maker, 23 Centre market space
Owens Dr. James S. office 55 w Pratt, dw 77 St. Paul
OWENS J. S. & CO. (J. S. Owens, G. Bourne,) commission merchants, 55 w Pratt Owens James S. (J. S. Owens & Co.) 77 St. Paul
Owens John, blacksmith, 154 Light-st. whf Owens John A. stone cutter, s e cor Paca and Fremont
Owens John, laborer, 64 McKim
Owens John T. painter, 69 w Fayette,3d story Owens Joseph, clerk, 303 Hollins
Owens Joshua T. blacksmith, s w cor Ridgely and Stiles, dw 210 Conway
Owens Leah, milliner, 112 Bank Owens Mary A. 80 n Central av Owens Michael, laborer, 78 Union Owens Peter, grocery, 53 n Front Owens Richard H. clerk, 303 Hollins Owens Robert D. clerk, 245 Franklin Owens Robert, barkeeper, 257 s Broadway Owens Robert, U. S. N. 272 e Pratt ()wens Samuel, engineer, 46 s Schroeder Owens Thos. M. police, 189 Orleans Owens Dr. Thomas, 174 s Paca
Owens Thomas D. of tobacco warehouse No. 1, 127 Mullikin
Owens Wm. H. commission merchant, 7 Wood, dw Fremont opposite George
Owens Wm. T. (W. T. Smithson & Co.) 72 Bolton
Owens Wm. P. cooper, 234 e Lombard
Owings Dr. A. G. 77 St. Paul
Owings Charles R. bailiff Superior Court, 232 w Hoffman
Owings George W. blacksmith, 56 Boyd Owings Mrs. Hannah, 224 Hollins Owings Dr. Henry W. 103 w Fayette Owings Israel C. engineer, 19 n Fremont Owings John A. granite cutter, 150 s Fremont Owings John, blacksmith, 36 William Owings John B. clerk, 139 n Eutaw Owings Kate M. tailoress, 19 n Fremont Owings Mary, 19 n Fremont OWINGS SAMUEL B. commission mer- chant, 62 s Gay, dw 170 n Calvert
. Owings Mrs. Sarah C. 582 Lexington Owings Sophia N. 671 Lexington Owings Dr. Thomas, 103 w Fayette Ox Henry, cigar maker, 250 Aliceanna Ox Philip, varnisher, 85 Grindall Oxa Henry, laborer, 1 Wyeth Oxford David, soldier, 266 e Monument Oxworth Daniel, shoemaker, 94 s Poppleton Oxworth Dan'l W. shoemaker, 94 s Poppleton Oyler Eveline, seamstress, 3 Walsh Oyler Henry, cooper, 353 s Charles Oysterman August, cabinet maker, 47 Druid Hill av Ozman John W., U. S. N. 296 s Charles P
PABST ANDREW, four merchant, 139 n How- ard, dw 128 Columbia
Paca John P. secretary Corn Exchange, 54 Saratoga Paca Martha Ann, 51 Harmony la
PACA STEAM MILLS, for the Manufacture of Mustard and Ground Spices, Charles Markell, Proprietor. Office s e cor Calvert and Lombard.
Packett Eli, laborer, 219 Washington, F. H. Packie Alexander, stone cutter, s e cor Monu- ment and Davis, dw 228 w Hoffman
Packie Alexander, jr. stone cutter, 228 w Hoffman
Paddington Mrs. Isabella, 119 w Biddle Paddington Margaret, 119 w Biddle Paddon James, fireman, 54 s Schroeder Paddon Margaret, washerwoman 61 Gough Paddon Mary Eliza, 123 n Exeter Padget Robert J huckster, 173 Orleans Padget Wm. H. huckster, 8 s Bond Padgett Wm. shoemaker, 10 Ryan Padgett W. A. commission merchant, 17 Commerce, dw 16 St. Paul Padroy Jacob, laborer, 322 Aisquith Paff Jacob, tailor, 271 s Durham Paff John, barkeeper, 81 Mulberry Paff John, laborer, 163 s Dallas Pafft Wm. boiler maker, 120 McElderry Page Albert C. clerk, 25 Stiles
Page Albert W. painter, 61 Greenmount av Page Arthur, stone cutter, 330 n Eutaw PAGE BROS. & CO. (George S. Page, T.
L. Page, C. Hart Smith,) roofing materials and naval stores, 111 Smith's whf
PAGE GEORGE & CO. (George Page, George F. Page, H. Joseph Roberts,) Machinists and Manu- facturers of Patent Portable Saw Mills, also Portable and Station- ary Steam Engines. 5 n Schroe- der .- [See p. 15 .Advertisements. ]
Page G. F. (Geo. Page & Co.) 11 Carey Page Lewis A. clerk, 25 Stiles
Page Richard V. grocery, 240 w Pratt, dw 123 s Paca
Page Theodore L. (Page Bros. & Co.) New York
Page Thomas, clerk, 25 Stiles
PAGE WASHINGTON A. lumber, &c., 182 Light-st. wharf, dw 25 Stiles
Page Wm. J. carver, 168 Montgomery Pagel Wm. shoemaker, 76 Towson
Pagels Edward, clerk B. & O. R. R. 161 Sara- toga Pagels George H , jr. clerk B. & O. R. R. 161 Saratoga
PAGELS GEORGE H. iron railing manu- facturer, n e cor Saratoga and Jasper, dw 159 Saratoga
Pagon Wm. HI. bookkeeper, 175 St. Paul Pahl Wm. lager beer saloon, 116 Low Pahmyer Gotleib, near 55 s Eutaw Paine Allen, Son & Co., (Allen Paine, W. H. Paine, Wm. G. Gekler,) saddlery hard- ware store, 2 s Liberty
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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THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.
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Paine Allen, (Allen Paine, Son & Co.) 334 Saratoga
Paine Charles T. (Cugle, Sickel & Co.) 184 Saratoga
Paine John A. carpenter and builder, over 7 n Sharp, dw 328 Saratoga
Paine Wm H. (Allen Paine, Son & Co ) dw 135 German
Paini Francis, ladies' hair dresser, 91 n Charles
Paini George, clerk, 358 Lexington
Paini Joseph, barber and hair dresser, under Gilmor House, Monument square
Painter Edward, painter, 313 n Central av
Painter Dr. Nathan, chiropodist, 20 e Balti- more
Painter Wm. & Co. (Wm. Painter, Charles Painter,) patent blacking-box makers, 45 Holiday
Painter Wm. (Wm. Painter & Co.) 397 n Central av
Pairo Charles W. banker, 173 Garden
Paisley Donald, clerk, 199 w Fayette
Pakel Wm F. soldier, 228 Columbia
PALAGANO D., (successor to M. Tracy & Sons,) merchant tailor, 20 n Charles, dw 114 w Biddle
Palm Frederick, shoemaker, 201 Montgomery Palmer Charles, mariner, 122 s Caroline
Palmer Chas. H. pattern maker, over 11 Fred- erick, dw 410 n Gay
Palmer David K. clerk, 227 Franklin
Palmer Edward, jr. clerk, 227 Franklin
Palmer Edward L. & Co. (E. L. Palmer, W. C. Crosby,) wholesale dealers in foreign fruits, 15 Bowly's wharf
Palmer Edw. L. (E. L. Palmer & Co.) 371 w Lombard
Palmer George M. sutler, 163 Mulberry
Palmer Mrs. Harriet, 1 n High
Palmer Mrs. Henrietta, 225 Franklin
Palmer Henry, surgeon U. S. V. Howard House
Palmer Henry C. paper hanger, 144 n Bond Palmer John M. bookkeeper, 371 w Lombard
Palmer Capt. John, mariner, 90 s Bond Palmer Mrs. Joseph, 7 Littel al
Palmer Samuel, engineer, 11 s Republican
Palmer Thomas J. clerk, 1 n High
Palmer Wm. P. clerk, 227 Franklin Palmer Wm. 227 Franklin
Palmer Wm. C. 1 n High
Palmer Wm. C. agent Children's Aid Society, 166 w Lombard
Pamphilion James S. machinist, 14 Fort av
Pamphilion Nicholas, sergt. police, 113 L. Greene Pamphilion Wm. H. painter, 200 Lee
Pancoast John, capt, police, 277 s Charles
PANCOAST JOSEPH T. of U. S. Sanitary Commission, 46 s Sharp, dw 227 n Eutaw Pancoast Wm. P. grocer, n w cor Saratoga and Stricker
Panetti Ernest F. barber, 21 e Pratt
Panetti Dr. Jacob, 245 s Bond
Panetti Dr. John Philip, 88 e Lombard
PANNELL JAMES E. proprietor High-st. hotel, 4 s High
Paoli Peter, barkeeper, 118 w Fayette
PAPE DR G. EDWARD, 55 n Eutaw Pape John, 180 Ann
Papier Wm. ornamental painter, 173 Green- mount av
Papp John, soldier, 63 Lancaster
Papplar George W. butcher, 16 and 18 Fell's Point market, and wholesale provisions, 9 n Choptank
Papplar Henry, trunk maker, 127 Gough Papplar Jacob, butcher, 38 Centre and 54 Fell's Point markets, dw 466 e Baltimore Pardoe Robert A. (Pardoe & White,) 182 Hanover
PARDOE & WHITE, (R. A. Pardoe, J. White,) groceries and liquors, 105 South Pardoe Wm. bookkeeper, 44 Henrietta Park Samuel W. caulker, 19 Walker Parker Alfred, tinner, 227 Aliceanna Parker Campbell, drayman, 460 Saratoga Parker Edward G. painter, 185 e Lombard
Parker E. G. (Brooks & Parker,) 201 e Lom- bard
PARKER E. L. & CO. (E. L. Par- ker, Oliver A. Parker, John E. H. Boston,) Importers and Deal- ers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Hoop Iron, Rivets, Spelter, Sheet Zinc, Wire, Pig and Bar Iron, Pig and Bar Lead, Copper Bottoms, Sheet Copper, Copper, Tinners' Tools and Machines, and Stamped Ware of all kinds, &c., &c., 83 s Charles
Parker E. L. (E. L. Parker & Co.) Balti- more co
Parker E. L., jr. deputy surveyor custom house, 624 w Fayette
Parker Elias, laborer, 561 w Lombard Parker Elias, jr. drover, 666 w Pratt Parker Ellen E. 124 Barre
Parker Frederick, tailor, 516 w Pratt Parker Frederick, soldier, 416 w Fayette Parker Jacob, varnisher, 192 Conway Parker Jacob, fireman, 235 Hollins
Parker James, clerk, 117 n Central av Parker James, drayman, 464 Saratoga Parker John, tailor, 64 Thames
Parker John, weaver, 123 Peirce
Parker John, ship carpenter, 67 Henrietta
Parker John W mariner, 96 n Bond Parker Joseph K. clerk, 163 w Lombard
PARKER J., jr. tavern, 4 n Liberty, dw Bal- timore co
Parker -, fireman N. C. R. 357 Cathedral Parker Margaret, tavern, 27 York Parker Maria, 10 Thomsen
Parker Mary J. grocer, s e corner Eden and Fayette
Parker Nathan, clerk, 4 n Howard
Parker Oliver A. (E. L. Parker & Co.) 316 Lexington
Parker Richard, 8 Temple
Parker Sarah, corset maker, 93 n Charles
Parker Wrs. Sarah, dressmaker, 95 Mount Parker Wm. Hamburg house, Fell
Parker Win. D shoemaker, 41 n Fremont Parkill Robert A. tavern, 64 n Central av Parkhurst Andrew R. clerk, 73 St. Paul Parkhurst Daniel, 14 s Greene
Parkhurst George T. (Jared Parkhurst, jr. & Co.) 218 w Fayette
Parkhurst Jared, jr. (J. Parkhurst, jr. & Co.) 73 St. Paul
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.
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SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.
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PARKHURST JARED, JR. & CO. (J. Park- hurst, G. T. Parkhurst, J. W. S. Brady,) general commission merchants and dealers in oils and candles, 78 South
Parkhurst Pardon C. grocery, 8012 Mulberry PARKHURST SIMON, wine and liquor commission merchant, 76 South, dw 14 s Greene
Parkhurst Capt. Wm. H. commissary de- partment, 33 n Calvert
Parkinson James R. 25 Greenmount av
Parkinson Joel B. machinist, 229 Aisquith Parkman Rev. C. M. 64 n Charles
Parks Arch. ship joiner, 160 s Ann Parks Benj. laborer, 35 Gittings
Parks Boyer, carpenter, 195 Bank
Parks Caleb, carpenter, 138 Gough Parks Catherine, 35 Gittings
Parks Curtis W. tavern, 16 Cross
Parks Elizabeth, tailoress, 18 Lee
Parks George, laborer, 431 Light Parks James H. clerk, 181 McCulloh
Parks James, carpenter, 179 Chesnut Parks John A. briekmaker, 35 Gittings
Parks John W. huckster and junk dealer, 442 Light
Parks Joseph, carpenter, 363 Cathedral Parks Joseph B. harness maker, 7 Mc!Ienry Parks Mrs. Lilly, grocer, 452 Light
Parks Lloyd B. transportation agent Balti- more Steam packet Co., 144 St. Paul
Parks Laura M. matron Children's Aid So- ciety, 166 w Lombard
Parks Robt. F. mariner, 38 Cross
Parks Susan, 219 s Wolfe Parks Susan, 157 Conway
Parks Mrs. Wm. B. 157 Conway
Parisen W. B. (Philadelphia Branch house,) 67 President
Parlett Benjamin J. blacksmith, 111 Hollins Parlett B. F. (B. F. Parlett & Co.) 604 w Fayette
PARLETT B. F. & CO. (B. F. Par- lett, M. D. Savin, J. Fowler,) wholesale dealers in Manufactur- ed and Leaf Tobacco, Nos. 92 w Lombard Street and 5 Water Street, near South.
Parlett Elizabeth, 293 n Eutaw
PARLETT MOSES L. Hand tavern, 42 n Paca
Parlett Noah Edwin, tobacconist, 8812 Light st. wharf, dw 216's Charles
Parlett Thomas E. (Miller & Parlett,) Hand tavern, 42 n Paca
Parlette Thomas, police, 12 Bolton Parley Mrs. Susan, laundress, 107 Hill Parncutt Robert, painter, 159 Vine
Parnell Thomas, gardener, Philadelphia road, near city limits
Parr David Preston, china, glass, &c., 210 w Baltimore, dw 101 Cathedral Parr Henry, china store, 68 Holland
Parr Israel M. ( McConky & Parr, ) 290 Mad- ison av
Parr James L. examining clerk Superior Court, 65 e Lombard Parr John, wagoner, 144 n Front
Parr John H. bookkeeper, 24 n Schroeder Parr John, shoemaker, I s Durham
Parr Michael, paver, 360 e Eager
Parr Rebecca W. dress mak. 151 e Baltimore Parr Wm. shoemaker, 475 n Gay
Parramore James H. W. furnishing business, 42 Lexington
Parramore James W. salesman, 40 Lexington Parran James R. clerk, 328 w Fayette Parrel Ann, 34 Jew al, O. T.
Parrett Wm. 131 s Sharp
Parrish Edward S. grocery, 1 Columbia, dw 3 Parrish John H. bricklayer, 793 w Baltimore Parrish James H. clerk, 2 Portland
Parrish Jas. J. clothes cutter, 200 w Madison Parrish John, butcher, 165 e Eager
Parrish John, laborer, 165 e Eager
Parrish Wm. butcher, 103 Greenmount av Parrish Win. buteher, 3 Hudson al
Parrish Wm. T. bookkeeper, 2 Portland Parrish Wm. B. collector, 2 Portland Parrott Henry, tinner, 92 Central av
Parrott James F. clerk Post Office, 92 n Cen- tral av
Parrott James W. tailor, 92 n Central av
Parrott J. Frank, clerk P. O. 165 n Paca Parrott Joseph J. sailmaker, 315 e Pratt Parry Capt Cyrus B. 54 Granby
Parry James, tinner, 7 Jackson
Parsons Edward W. bookkeeper, 48 Hanover Parsons Mrs. Eleanora, 6 Hamburg
Parsons Francis A. attorney, Biddle nr Eden Parsons James, laborer, 43 Burke
Parsons James T. tailor, 224 e Lombard
Parsons John H. caulker, 6 Hamburg
Parsons Joseph, boat builder, York nr Light, dw 66 York
Parsons Lorenzo, bookkeeper. 44 Sıratoga
Parsons Mrs. Rosanna, milliner, 149 w Mad- ison
Parsons Rufus M. clerk B. & O. R. R., dw 49 Hanover
Parsons Sarah, Falls road, near Northern av Parsons Sarah, 129 Hollins
Parsons Stephen P. miller, 152 Ensor
Parsons Theodore, clerk B. & O. R. R., ne cor Madison and Gardner
Parsons Wm. carp. 28 Boyd, dw 7 Hollins Parsons Wm S. painter, 6 Hamburg Part Charles, potter, 236 s Ann Partin Eliza, dressmaker, 293 w Pratt Partin Hannah, dressmaker, 293 w Pratt Partington Rich'd, machinist, 36 n Schroeder Partner Fred'k, laborer, 69 s Durham
Partridge Franeis, steward, 125 s Castle Partridge Leonard, tavern, 10 s Bond
Partridge Leonard E. (Johnson & Partridge,) 10 s Bond
Pascal Capt. James I. P. 44 s Ann Pascal Marion, carpenter, 26 Hampstead
Pascal Mrs. Mary, se cor Broadway and Gough
Pascal Mrs Elizabeth, 26 Hampstead
Passano Joseph, 244 w Lombard
Passano Jos , jr. successor to T. H. White- hurst's photograph gallery, over 123 w Bal- timore, dw 16 s Calvert
Passano Joseph, sr., 23 Read
PASSANO LEONARD, importer and jobber of fancy goods and notions, 52 Centre mar- ket sp. & 268 w Baltimore, dw 280 Madison Passano Leonard, jr., clerk, 280 Madison av Passano Louis D. clerk, 280 Madison av
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., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.
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Passano Wm. R. clerk, 280 Madison Passeay James A. deputy warden of Jail, 87 Penna av
Pasquay Christian, 545 e Fayette
Pasquay & Gemundt, (H. Pasquay, C. Ge- mundt,) tanners, 5 Harrison,
Pasquay Henry, (Pasquay & Gemundt,) 90 n Ann
Pasquay Lewis, currier, 90 n Ann
Paste Mayland, collector, 180 e Baltimore
Pasterfield Wm. H. tinner, 357 e Fayette
Pasters Chas. F. 101 n Eden
Pasters Rachel, 101 n Eden
Pasters Jas. T. soldier, 65 McElderry
Pastorious Samuel, collector, 252 Mulberry PATAPSCO COMPANY, 48 Lexington
Pate Chas. ship carpenter, 96 s Chester Pate Joseph, pilot, 86 s Washington, F. P. Pate Wm. pilot, 131 s Ann
Patrick Mrs. Charity, 212 e Pratt
Patrick Mrs. Ehzabeth, dress maker, 21 s Eutaw
Patrick Capt. John, Franklin Inn
Patrick Lorenzo, tailor, 21 s Eutaw
Patrick Samuel H clerk, 88 Mulberry
Patrick Samuel H. watchman, 122 Mulberry Patrick Dr. Thomas L. 145 s Chester
Patrick Dr. Thomas L. 137 s Bond
Patten Charles, clerk, 118 Barre
Patten Edward, printer, 314 w Lombard
Patten Mrs. George, 35 s High
Patten Wm. clerk National Bank, dw 314 w Lombard
Patten Wm. H., jr. clerk National Bank, dw 314 w Lombard
PATTERSON ABRAHAM B. stock and bill broker, n e cor South and Lombard, dw 357 w Fayette
Patterson Mrs. Ann J. 296 Mulberry
Patterson Capt. C. mariner, 34 s Bond
Patterson Charles W. baker, 323 e Eager
Patterson David, clerk, 714 Penna ay
Patterson Edward, (J. W. & E. Patterson,) 361 Eutaw place
PATTERSON EDWARD, 361 Eutaw place Patterson Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Orleans
Patterson Mrs. Emily J. poetical writer, 64 Holiday
Patterson George, cigar maker, 262 Franklin Patterson George R. ship carpenter, 311 Light Patterson George, carver, 216 Mulberry
Patterson George W. painter, 103 Ensor
Patterson Gilbert, provision store, 42 n Cal- vert, dw 19 n Gay
Patterson Hannah, 62 s Eden
Patterson Isaac, sutler, 301 e Eager
Patterson Jacob, bricklayer, 18 Ogston
Patterson James, shoemaker, 360 e Monument Patterson James, watchman, 23 Buren
Patterson James, clerk, 54 s Sharp
Patterson James, laborer, 105 Elliott Patterson Jane, nurse, 34 Tyson
Patterson Jane, grocery, 61 Preston
Patterson John, grocer, 145 McElderry's whf. dw 16 Watson
Patterson John, (Henry C. Brown & Co.) 16 Watson
Patterson John, machinist, 219 Boston
Patterson John T. plasterer, 128 Stirling Patterson Dr. John H. 58 St. Paul Patterson John, agent, 31 n Gilmor
PATTERSON J. W. & E. over 24 South PATTERSON JOSEPH W. 122 Park
Patterson Joseph, bookbinder, 369 w Fayette PATTERSON & KINGSBURY, (S. R. Pat- terson, W. W. Kingsbury,) commission merchants, 120 North
Patterson Lloyd, shoemaker. 180 n Broadway Patterson Mary, 402 w Fayette
Patterson Mary A. 127 w Madison
Patterson Mary A. laundress, 11 Preston
Patterson Mrs. Mary, 122 s High
Patterson Mrs. Mary, 89 Park
Patterson Margaret F. matron Christ Church
Asylum for female children, 27 Garden Patterson Mrs. Margaret, 561 Lexington Patterson Maria, hucksteress, 77 Booth
Patterson M. M. blacking manufacturer, 4 Orleans
Patterson Park, e Lombard extended
Patterson Prudence, 293 w Pratt
Patterson Richard, clerk, 129 Aisquith
Patterson Richard E. printer, 129 Aisquith
Patterson Robert, wood turner, 133 Columbia
Patterson Robert, blacksmith, 44 Milliman
Patterson Samuel W. huckster, 229 Peirce
Patterson Samuel J. ship carpenter, over 64 n Eden
Patterson Samuel R. (Patterson & Kings- bury,) 74 n Calvert
Patterson Sarah, 171 Hollins
Patterson Susan, grocery, 228 n Howard
Patterson Thos. N. tobacconist, 74 n Paca
Patterson Wm. 89 Park
Patterson Wm. G. merch't tailor, 130 s Broad- way
Patterson Wm. R. recording clerk Superior Court, near Druid Hill park
Pattison Mrs. Ann, 86 Lee
Pattison Mrs. E boarding house, 44 Hanover
Pattison Jennie, teacher, 86 Lee
Pattison Richard, clerk Harnden Express, 129 Aisquith
Pattison Sarah, teacher, 86 Lee
Pattison Thos. P. 18 n Stricker
Patton John F. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Patton Mary, grocery, 23 Saratoga
Patton Robert, clerk Adams Express, dw 94 Barre
Patton Robert, clerk, 285 Hollins
Patton Sarah, 271 Forrest
Patton Wm. porter Ist National bank, 314 w Lombard
Patzschke Tobias, tailor, 13 n Central av
Paul Anthony G. carpenter, 49 s Oregon
Paul Conrad L. lager beer saloon, 124 s Howard
Paul Frederick, tailor, 466 Canton av
Paul Henry, blacksmith, 187 Raborg
Paul Henry, shoemaker, 16 Davis
Paul Jabez S. druggist, 3 n Fremont intersec- tion Penna. av
Paul Jacob, butcher, 121 s Chapel
Paul James, book agent, 134 Penna. av
Paul John F. bar keeper, 41 German
Paul Wm. agent Spanish and seed leaf tobac- co, 451 w Baltimore
Paul Wm. E. book binder, 195 n Eutaw Paul Wm. (Wm. Paul & Co.) 175 n Eutaw PAUL WM. & CO. (Wm. Paul, Wm. R. Lindsay,) book binders and stationers, 22 Water and 114 w Baltimore
Paullin Stephen F. (E. F. Street & Co.) 25 Sharp
Paulus John, nail maker, 313 n Central av Pausch Henry, shoemaker, 207 s Chapel
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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Pausch John, cigar maker, 96 Harford av Pawley Finley, china and glass, 18 s Calvert, dw 5 Holland
Pawley James, jr. 210 e Baltimore
Pawley John, tailor, 623 w Pratt
Pawley Jno. A. watchmaker, 24 n Republican
Pawley Rose, teacher, 210 Baltimore
Pawson Wm. S. commission merchant, 95 Smith's wharf, dw 181 w Madison
Paxton Mrs. Capt. James, 101 Park
Payant Edward, carpenter, 54 e Fayette
Payne Govey, clerk, 68 Penna. av
Payne James, huckster, 175 Lee
Payne John J. carpenter, 414 w Fayette
Payne W. S. (Payne & Wilson, ) 13 Stricker Payne & Wilson, (Wm. S. Payne, H. Wil- son, produce com. merch'ts, 50 s Frederick Paynter, Davis & Co. (N. W. Paynter,) of- fice 1 St. Paul
Paynter Nathaniel W. (Paynter, Davis & Co.) 394 Eutaw place
PEABODY HOUSE, Edward Lloyd, pro- prietor, n e cor St. Paul and Centre
Peabody Institute, s e cor Mount Vernon and Washington places
Peach Charles, stone cutter, 12 Thomsen
Peach Giles, stone cutter, 12 Thomsen
Peach Gotleib, grocer, 305 Aisquith
Peach John R. machinist, Francis near Mad- ison av
Peach Joseph A. machinist, 1 Scott
Peachey Thomas G. saddler, 74 n High
Peabody Fire Insurance Company of Balti- more, Second st, adjoining Post Office, Thos. I. Carey, president
Peacock Mrs. Ellen, 276 Franklin
Peacock Geo. W. custom house, 201 Lee Peacock Geo. ship carpenter, 136 Lancaster Peacock Geo. ship carpenter, 112 s Bond Peacock Ingram E. furniture, 275 w Pratt
Peacock James, ship carpenter, 56 s Regester Peacock John M. tinner, 1 s Eutaw, dw 423 w Lombard
Peacock John D. machinist, 276 Franklin
Peacock John, shoemaker, 216 e Fayette Peacock John, shoemaker, 206 German Peacock Mary A. tailoress, 9 Walker Peacock Mary J. 3 Madison
Peacock Richard, 18 Essex Peacock Samuel, 12 Somerset
Peacock Thomas, clerk, 276 Franklin
Peacock Wm. huckster, 205 Forrest Peacock Wm. H. puddler, 18 Essex Peak Wm. H. printer, 395 Light
Peake Wm. H. printer, 176 n Exeter Peale John W. deputy clerk Superior Court, dw Baltimore county
Pealer Albert, cigar maker, 28 Albemarle
Pealo Peter, barkeeper, 65 n Front Pearce Abaline, seamstress, 128 Harford av Pearce Elizabeth, 83 n Front
Pearce John T. ropemaker, 416 Harford av Pearce Jolin, 39 n High
Pearce John A. W. clerk, 16 St. Mary Pearce Joseph C. seaman, 11 L. Paca Pearce Mrs. Mary A. 489 w Pratt Pearce Mrs. Mary J. 4 Brannan ct Pearce Obediah, machinist, Eagle Hotel PEARCE SAMUEL T. salt dealer, 58 Ex- change place, dw 94 Hanover Pearce Dr. T. T. G 39 n High Pearl Samuel T. engineer, 429 w Lombard Pearl Wm. L. conductor, 66 s Poppleton
Pearl Stephen R. (S. R. Pearl & Co.) 157 w Lombard
Pearl S. R. & Co. (S. R. Pearl, H. A. White,) wholesale dealers in tobacco, cigars, &c. 147 w Pratt
Pearry Joseph, brakesman, 250 Hollins Pearsall John, soldier, 85 Dawson al
Pearsol Isaac B., Government employ, 73 n High
Pearson Andrew, 36 Williamson al
Pearson & Coleman, (Francis W Pearson, Geo. E. Coleman,) produce commission merchants, 106 w Lombard
Pearson Emeline, tailoress, 495 n Gay
Pearson Francis W. (Pearson & Coleman,) 560 w Fayette
Pearson George, coffee roaster, confectioner and wholesale dealer in tea, coffee and spices, 105 Lexington
Pearson Harry, salesman, 183 w Baltimore
Pearson Henrietta, teacher, 68 Hamburg
Pearson Henry, clerk, 98 s Bond
Pearson Mrs. Joseph, 287 Hollins
Pearson Julia, 36 Williamson al
Pearson Lawson, U. S. N. 36 Williamson al Pearson Mrs. Mary A. boarding, 98 s Bond
Pearson Mrs. Mary, 53 n Carey
Pearson Capt. Solomon, 104 Washington, F.H Pearson Mrs. S. E. hardware, 767 w Balti- more
Pearson Summerfield, clerk, 68 Hamburg Pearson Thomas R. & Co. (T. R. Pearson,) merchandise brokers, 3 Grocer's Exchange, Commerce
Pearson Thos. J. engineer, 221 Montgomery
Pearson Thomas E. clerk, 560 w Fayette
Pearson Thomas, cloth cutter, 285 s Eutaw
Pearson Thomas, 231 w Biddle
Pearson Wm. H. clerk, 104 Washington, F.H. Pease Christopher, cooper, 35 Chatsworth
Pease Dr. - , 9 n Calhoun
Pease Francis, cooper, 32 Marion
Pease James, cigar maker, 35 Chatsworth
Pease Dr. R. W. surgeon Newton hospital, dw Calhoun nr Fayette
Peaster Henry, cigar maker, 4 n Schroeder
Peastor Wm. J. machinist, 486 Franklin Pecht John H. rigger, 245 s Wolfe
Peck A. R. 141 w Fayette
Peck David A J. conductor City Pass. Rail- way, 8 s Oregon Peck Joseph, 141 w Fayette
Peck Joseph H. bookbinder, 35 Stiles
Peck Mrs. Marion A. 9 Chatsworth
Pecor Alfred C. trader, 112 Greenmount av
Peddey Frederick, laborer, 117 Washington, F. H.
Peddicord William, tanner, 104 Ramsay
Peding John, conductor C. P. Railway, 632 w Pratt
Pedrick Abigail, laundress, 12 Armistead la
Pedrick Geo. G. carpenter, 25 Booth, dw 73 n Poppleton
Pedrick John, carpenter, 25 Booth, dw 73 n Poppleton
Pedro James, ship carpenter, 52 Philpot
Peduzzi Francis, coach smith, 51 North, dw 13 McElderry
Peduzzi Wm. P. engineer; 82 s Broad way Peed John, huckster, 158 n Eden
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