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JAMES HI. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
Strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Pie Robert, shoemaker, 108 Lexington Piek Dr. Charles H. 16 n Eden
PIER G. W.& CO. (G. W. Pier,) bottlers of ale, porter, &c. 49 s Charles
Pier George. W. (G. W. Pier & Co.) 86 s Sharp
Pier Mrs. Lavina, 86 s Sharp
Pierce Elisha, machinist, 132 n Fremont
Pierce George W. paper hanger, 61 Garden
Pierce Mrs. George, grocer, 133 Chew
PIERCE, HOFF & CO. (Sarah A. Pierce, Jacob Hoff, J. M. Hoff,) Packers of Oysters, Fruits, Vege- tables, &c., 75 and 77 n Calvert
Pierce Mrs. Isabella, 11 Barnet Pierce Mrs. Jane, 123 s Caroline
Pierce Mrs. Jane, 69 n High Pierce John, laborer, Boston w of Clinton Pierce Mrs. Kate, 5 n Bond Pierce Mrs. Mary, 163 Bethel
Pierce Mrs. Mary A. 437 w Pratt
Pierce Sarah Ann, (Pierce, Hoff & Co.) 134 e Lombard
Pierce Stephen A. oyster packer, 75 and 77 n Calvert, dw 104 n Greene
Pierce Samuel W. butcher, 809 w Baltimore Pierce Wm. G. paper hanger, 132 Fremont Pierce Wm. H clerk, 89 n Caroline
Pierpont Charles H. laborer, 24 Ryan Pierpont John, shoemaker, Shad al nr Greene Pierpont John, puddler, Aliceanna nr Burke Pierpont John, cooper, 26 n Schroeder Pierpont Thomas, puddler, 360 E istern av Pierson Joseph T. painter, 195 e Fayette Pierson John W. machinist, 44 Binney Pierson Levi, boiler maker, 68 Hamburg Pierson Noah, boiler maker, 36 Binney Pierson Thomas, tailor, 285 s Eutaw
Piet John B. (Kelly & Piet,) n e cor Mul- berry and Park
Pietsch Charles F. bookkeeper, 34 n Calvert Pietsch Otto, watchmaker, 171 Franklin Piffer John, tailor, 4 s Front
Pifferling Seligman, drover, 175 e Madison Piggot Dr. A. Snowden, analyzing chemist, 40 Bolton
Piggot Rev. Robert, 40 Bolton
Piggot Thomas S. editor Sun, 244 Madison avenue
Pigman Mrs. Hanson B. 186 Franklin
Pike Abraham, clerk, 57 w Baltimore Pike Moses, tobacconist, 57 w Baltimore Pilker Wm. laborer, 200 Cathedral Pilkey John P. liquors, 21% Ensor
Pilkington George A. tin plate worker, 319 n Gay
Pilkington J. E. die sinker and engraver, over s e cor Commerce and Exchange place, dw 612 w Lombard
Pillman August, butcher, 90 Lexington and 23 Hanover markets, dw 25 Calverton road Pillman Frederick, butcher, 25 Calverton rd Pilson Daniel, plasterer, 237 w Fayette
Pilson John E. plasterer, 237 w Fayette Pilson John T., sr. carpen'r, 816 w Baltimore Pimes Isaac, clothier, 112 w Second Pimper Balthazar, tailor, 151 n Bond Pindell Adi, wood, 199 n Central av
Pindell James P. wood, 130 Dugan's wharf, dw 58 Gough
Pindell Lewis, sexton Meth'st burial ground, 292 n Gay
Pindell Louis, painter, 62 Granby
PINDELL RICHARD P. magistrate, 2 s Front, dw 298 e Madison
Pindell Thomas, aid to revenue custom house, 4 s Bond
Pindell Wm. T. engineer, 223 Harford av
Pindell Zachary, junitor Temperance Tem- ple, dw Madison, nr Bond
Pinder James, shoemaker, 21 Chew
Pinder John, laborer, 552 w Pratt
Pinder John, grinder, Uhler's al nr Charles
Pindle John, 184 s Howard
Pingler Joseph, butcher, 75 Peirce
Pink Nicholas, miller, 55 n Exeter
Pinkerton John, salesman, 290 e Monument
Pinkerton Wm. laborer, 259 e Monument
Pinkney Frederick, attorney, 46 St. Paul, dw 340 w Fayette
Pinkney Henrietta, 31 Pleasant
Pinkney Jane, 31 Pleasant
Pinkney William H. drayman, 42 Green- willow
Pinkus Morris, (Bernhard & Co.) 4 n Pop- pleton
Pinning Charles, clothier, 198 n Gay
Pines Benjamin J. laborer, point la nr Green- mount av
Piper Daniel A. Grand Tyler Masonic Hall, dw Baltimore county
Piper E. B. 126 Mulberry
Piper Nicholas, 230 n Dallas
Pipes Thomas, conductor N. C. R. 13 Con- stitution
Pipino Jacob C. gunsmith, 20 Ensor
Piquett Daniel, grocery, 170 William
PIQUETT JOHN T. tavern, 502 w Pratt Pirie George, veterinary surgeon, 148 Cam - den, dw 701 w Baltimore
Pisani Antonio, confectioner, 96 n Charles, dw 27 New Church
Pisner Joseph, book binder, over 44 w Balto.
Pistel George, laborer, 426 Canton av
Pistel George, shoe fitter, 512 w Pratt Pistel John N. grocer, 39 Penn
Pistel Mary, boots and shoes, 100 n Howard Pitcher Thomas C. brickmaker, 71 Columbia Pitcher Rev. Wm. H. school commissioner, 294 Hollins
Pitcher Wm. H. brick maker, 294 Hollins Pith Charles, soldier, 1 McMechin
Pitner Conrad, tailor, 84 Pearl
Pitroff Peter, tailor, 114. Mc Elderry
PITT CHARLES F. commission merchant and importer, 116 w Lombard, dw 276 Lexington
Pitt Charles, clerk. 20 n Ann
Pitt Charles F., jr. clerk, 276 Lexington
Pitt Charles F. of John, clerk, cor Biddle and Garden
Pitt Faris C. (Pitt & White,) 276 Lexington Pitt H. C. clerk, n e cor High and Pratt
Pitt John C. family grocer, cor Biddle and Garden
Pitt Thomas, 88 s Bond
PITT THOMAS I. druggist, n e cor High and Pratt
PITT & WHITE, (F. C. Pitt, G. White,) commission merchants and importers, 4 Exchange place
Pitt Wm. T. (I. B. Eastman & Co.) Bar- num's hotel
SHIRTS ! SHIRTS! ! SHIRTS! !! Satisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, Finish and Style, or no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.
Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.
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Pitt Wm. machinist, Centre, one door from North, dw 242 Aisquith
PITT & CO. (J. W. Pitt, G. R. Staley,) gro- cery and commis. merchants, 284 w Pratt Pitt John W. (Pitt & Co.) 281 w Fayette Pittman Catherine A. 28 n Greene
Pittman Edward, stock and bill broker, base- ment 9 North, dw 28 n Greene
Pittman George W. printer, 723 w Pratt
Pittman John R. clerk, 28 n Greene
Pittroff John, tailor, 109 Orleans
Pittroff John M. tailor, 119 Orleans
Pittroff John M. wine and liquors, 248 s Charles, dw 36 n High
Pittroff J. (Schilling & Pittroff,) 36 n High
Pitts Charles H. City Collector's office, dw 28 Franklin
Pitts Mrs. Elizabeth B. 22 Cathedral
Pitts James B. clerk P. O. 67 Second
Pizarro Jose Antonio, Spanish and Mexican Consul, 3 Barnet
Placide Henry B. cooper and gauger, 57 Bu - chanan's whf., dw 222 Saratoga
Placide Henry S. cooper, 72 Buchanan's whf, dw 321 Madison
Placide Jennings, 321 Madison av
Placide Matthew C. contractor, 174 n Calvert Plack Henry, baker, 141 n Fremont
Plack Jacob, baker, 70 Columbia
Plack Kate, dress and pattern maker, 628 w Baltimore
Plaggemyer Augustus, tailor, 186 e Lombard Planhold Elizabeth, 1 Smith's al
Platt Alexander, machinist, 591 w Lombard PLATT & CO. (Sandy B. Platt, Lyman R.
Casey,) oyster packers, 127 McElderry's wharf
Platt Dorea, seamstress, 25 Preston
Platt Geo. W. paper carrier, 591 w Lombard
Platt Mrs. Mary. 277 Hollins
Platt Mollie, 8 & Front
Platt Sandy B. (Platt & Co.) 423 n Central av Platt Thomas, 277 Hollins
Platt Wm. saddler, 9 Light, dw 13 e Monu- ment
Plaut Mrs. Abraham, second-hand store, 736 w Baltimore
Pleasant Mrs. Elizabeth, 140 s Spring!
Pleasants J. Hal!, 66 Mount Vernon place
Pleasants J. Hall, (Jno. P. Pleasants & Sons,) 66 Mount Vernon place
PLEASANTS JOHN P. & SONS, (J. H. Pleasants, R. H Pleasants,) tobacco com- mission merchants, 52 South
Pleasants Richard H. (John P. Pleasants & Sons,) 106 St. Paul
Pleiger Minnie, 89 n Fremont
Pletcher Christian, sawyer, 173 Lexington
Pletsch Christian, watchmaker, 129 L. Greene Pletzer Wm. broom maker, 37 Druid Hill av Pletzer Wm. A. broom maker, 182 Chesnut al Pleuck Conrad, laborer, 230 s Broad way
Pliett Maximillian, butcher, 10 Lexington, 70
Centre and 62 Hanover markets, dw Penna. av near toll gate
Plimmer Henry, shoemaker, 15 s Central av Plisterer John, baker, 2 Jasper Plitt Christian, agent, 66 Johnson Plitt Charles, baker, 246 s Charles
Plitt Charles, moulder, 12 Fountain
Plitt George, butcher, Penna. av, n of North- ern av
Plitt George, clerk, 99 s Washington, F. P.
Plitt Henry, laborer, 9 Lloyd
Plitt Louis, baker, 652 Light
Plitt Maximillian, butcher, Penna. av, n of Northern av
Plock Peter, laborer, 19 Albemarle
Ploss John, laborer, 29 James la
Plowman Augustus, gold chaser, 170 Orleans
Plowman Jas. T. cabinet maker, 322 Franklin Plowman John, soldier, J1 Walker
Plowman Sarah A. tailoress, 42 George
Plum Gotleib, laborer, 91 s Durham Plumley Ira, inspector, 106 Hollins Plummer Francis W. clerk, Quartermaster's department, 77 n Paca
Plummer Fayette, tinner, 294 n Eutaw Plummer Harman, laborer, 67 China
Plummer Henry, laborer, 349 Canton av
Plummer James, conductor C. P. R. R. 219 w Biddle
Plummer Jas. H. huckster, 29 Warner
Plummer John F. secretary to Mayoralty, 98 Aisquith
Plummer John W. painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer John A. ship carpenter, 354 Canton av
Plummer John B. restaurant, 21 Block
Plummer Margaret, 44 e Eager
Plummer Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 354 Can- ton av
Plummer Nathan, clerk, 102 w Fayette
Plummer Richard, 77 n Paca
Plummer Mrs. Sarah A. confectionery, 29 Warner
Plummer Samuel, painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer Wm. bricklayer, 59 Richmond
Plummer Wm. oysterman, 270 s Ann
Plummer Wm. carpenter, 289 e Lombard Plummer Wm. J. painter, 48 Hill
Plumhoff Annis, 5 s Central av
Plumhoff Henry, bakery, 262 Aliceanna
Plumpoff Henry F. tin safe maker, 43 Jack- son
Plunkett James, clerk, 7 w Baltimore
Plyle Col. E., Franklin House
Poat John, stone cutter, 61 Richmond
Pochon Charles L. M. clerk, 119 Saratoga
Pocock John, tavern, Penna. av near toll gate Poder James, laborer, 738 w Baltimore Poe Elizabeth, teacher, 77 Cathedral Poe Geo. (Poe & Scringer, ) 163 w Lombard Poe George, jr. clerk, 163 w Lombard
POE & CO. (N. Poe, J. P. Poe,) attorneys, 25 Lexington
Poe & Scringer, (G. Poe, P. W. Scringer,)
commission merchants, 73 South
Poe John P. (Poe & Co.) 124 St Paul Poe Neilson, (Poe & Co.) 124 Cathedral Poeteik Jessup, 74 Bank
Pohl Anton, agent hoop skirts, 129 Lexington
Pohl Adam, tailor, 70 Albemarle
Pohl Geo. P. blacksmith, 97 s Wolfe
Pohl Henry, grocery, 65 Lancaster
Pohl Otto, gas metres, 41 Clay, dw 51 e Bal- timore
Pohl S. hoop skirts, 51 e Baltimore
Pohler Frank, cigar maker, 61 Centre market space
Pohler Herman, cigar maker, 60 Albemarle
Pohlman Frederick, tailor, 56 Portland
Pohlmann Daniel, jeweler, 676 w Baltimore
Pohnert Edward, barber, 63 s Howard
Poines Benj. laborer, 323 Aisquith Poisal Rev. John, 314 Franklin
T. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant. for the sale of Flour, Grain. Seeds, &c. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Poisal Thos. clerk, 314 Franklin
Poist Benj. R. R. messenger, 106 e Monument Poist Chas. D. clerk, 169 n Eutaw
Poist Jos. S. officer House of Refuge Poist Wm. police, 387 Franklin
Polack Magnus, dyer, 81 Gough
Poland Augustus, finisher, 302 Cross
Polander Henry, laborer, 87 Cambridge Polesi Franklin, soldier, 339 Penna. av
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, old City Hall
Police Commissioners' office, City Hall
Police Marshal's office, old City Hall
Police Station, (Eastern,) s e cor Bank and Bethel
Police Station, (Western,) 3 n Greene
Police Station, (Middle,) s e cor Holiday and Saratoga
Police Station, (Southern,) cors Montgomery, Sharp and Hughes
Polk Charles, conductor C. P. R. R. 424 w Baltimore
Polk Ernest, jr. music teacher, 424 w Balto.
Polk E. music teacher, 204 w Fayette
Polk Gillis W. 190 w Hoffman Polk Col. Jas. attorney, dw 121 McCulloh Polk John P. Custom house, 247 n Eutaw Polk Josiah B. 121 McCulloh
Polk Robert M. grocery, 4 Aisquith
Polk Win. (Burnside, Gustin & Co.) 14 n Greene
Polk Win. claim agent, 53 n Greene
Politzer Ignatius, photographist, 427 w Balti- more
Pollack Abr'm, mattress maker, 96 n Howard Pollack Frank, shoemaker, 12 Mercer
Pollack Joseph, 175 n Gay Pollack Mrs. Mary A. 296 Saratoga Pollack Nathaniel, printer, 25 n Schroeder
POLLACK URIAH A. mattress maker, 96 n Howard
Pollack Win. over 7 Fish market space
Pollard David, bricklayer, 348 n Gay Pollard Patrick, huckster, 28 Sterrett
Pollard Peter, livery stables, 7 Frederick, dw 477 Belair av
Pollard Seth, 34 Granby
Pollatsek Adolph, music teacher, 23 s Sharp Pollatsek Rudolph, importer of wines, &c., 134 w Lombard, dw 22 Pleasant Polleti Joseph, shoemaker, 206 Hanover Polley Charles G. baker, 72 s Charles Polley Jno. copper smelt. Clinton s of Boston Polley Richard G. baker, 72 s Charles Pollgiesen Chas. shoemaker, 122 n Howard Pollhein Fred'k, grocery, 11 Union
Pollitt Alfred H. conveyancer, 10 Law build- ings, dw 573 Lexington
Pollitt Edward D. carpenter, 10 s Frederick, dw 78 s High
Pollitt Mrs. Amelia, 573 Lexington
Pollitt Frank, millwright, 78 s High
Pollock Henry, portrait gallery, 155 w Balti- more
Pollock Moses, clothier, 127 n Gay Pollock Wm. W. engineer, 323 w Lombard Polst Andrew, clerk, 7 Hull's la Polst Margaret, peddler, 7 Hull's la Polster Corrad, laborer, 94 St. Peter
Polster Ferdinand, instrument dealer, 186 n Eutaw
Polster Mrs. Ferdinand, music teacher, 186 n Eutaw
Polster George, shoemaker, 101 West Polster Michael, laborer, 94 St. Peter Polman Henry, laborer, 296 Cross
Polmyer Wm. book and job printer, s e cor Baltimore and Gay, dw 50 n Exeter
Polton Geo. H. machinist, 42 s Poppleton
Polton John, 145 Conway
Polton Mrs. Nancy, 42 s Poppleton
Polton Mrs. Susanna, 7 Carlton
Pomp Capt. John, 121 s Ann
Pomplitz August, organ builder, s w cor Pratt and Albemarle, dw 49 Stiles
Poncet Geo. grocery, 303 s Paca
Pons John, clerk, 335 s Charles
Pontier Edward, clerk, B. and O. R. R. 85 s Caroline
Pontier John S. 144 e Pratt
Pontier Lewis E. bookkeeper, 144 e Pratt
PONTIER THOS. A. grocer and tea dealer, 186 s Broadway, s e cor Canton av, dw 104 e Baltimore
Pool Geo. T. umbrella store, 432 w Baltimore
Pool Henry, shoemaker, 33 May
Pool Mrs. Sarah, 98 Pearl
Pool Mrs. Thomas, 164 s Howard
Poole Annie D. tavern, 22 w Lombard
Poole Mrs. Annie R. boarding 34 s Sharp Poole Edwin, clerk, 46 Somerset
POOLE & HUNT, (Robert Poole, German H. Hunt,) founders and machinists, Union Works, Baltimore Co., office 161 North
Poole James, salesman, 5 Jackson
Poole John, machinist, 69 s Schroeder Poole Mrs. Lucinda, 156 w Lombard
Poole Robert, (Poole & Hunt,) Woodbury, Baltimore Co.
Poole Wm. H. fireman, 2 Buren
Poop Dolly, tavern, Eastern av, near Caroline Poor Alfred, (R. G. Rieman & Co. ) 28 South, dw 9 McCulloh
Poor Mrs. Dudley, 548 Franklin
Poor E. O'D. receiver at Gas Co. 19 South, dw 44 Lexington
Poor Mrs. Jane E. 16 McCulloh
POPE & COLE, (George A. Pope, George B. Cole,) 75 Smith's wharf, dealers in Metals, Copper Sheets, Bolts and Nails, Iron Pipe, Fit- tings, &c.
Pope Daniel F. 116 n Paca Pope David S. clerk, 248 n Eutaw
POPE F. F. fish, guano, &c. 85 South, dw 10 n High Pope Franklin F. 101 n High
Pope Geo. brush maker, 80 n Pine
Pope Henry, laborer, 244 s Sharp Pope Geo. A. (Pope & Cole, ) 248 n Eutaw Pope Jacob F. basket maker, 11 Pearl Pope John H. photographer, 120 Pine Pope Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 491 w Balti- more
Pope Randolph, chair maker, 15 McElderry
Pope Renis L. teacher, 15 McElderry Pope Mrs. Sarah R. 248 n Eutaw Popp George, laborer, 8 Gist
Popp George, 38 Preston
POPP JOHN E. lager beer saloon, 43 and 45 Ensor Popple Henry, fireman, 7 Philpot
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Popplein Andrew, (G. & N. Popplein, jr.) Eutaw place, cor Wilson and Eutaw
POPPLEIN G. & N., JR., (A. Popplein, G. J. Popplein, W. J. Kellinger,) color works and flint and emery paper, 50 North .- [ See p. 19 .Advertisements. ]
Popplein Geo. J. (G. & N. Popplein, jr.) cor Wilson and Eutaw
Popplein Nicholas, (G. & N. Popplein, jr.) Eutaw place, cor Wilson and Eutaw
Porter Benjamin B. (Robert B. Porter, Son & Co.) 54 w Biddle
Porter Mrs. Catherine, 38 Stirling
Porter Charles, 32 s Schroeder
Porter & Dudley, (Geo. U Porter, M. S. Dud- ley,) proprietors Marine Observatory, Fed- eral Hill
Porter Eliza, milliner, 27 Thomsen
Porter Elizabeth, 342 n Gay
Porter Elizabeth, 17 Pearl
Porter Emily, 237 Lexington
Porter George, 81 n Broadway
Porter Geo. H. carpenter and builder, 148 s Charles, dw 171 Conway
Porter Geo U. (Porter & Dudley,) 23 Hollins PORTER GEO. U. superintendent Exchange
Reading Rooms and publisher Prices Cur- rent, 23 Hollins
Porter Hugh, bricklayer, 71 Saratoga, dw 25 Barnet
Porter Hugh, marble yard, Forrest near Gay, dw 340 n Gay
Porter Isabella, 120 Grundy
Porter James T. engineer, 192 Ramsay
Porter James E. ship carpenter, 160 Bank
Porter James, drayman, 182 n Caroline
Porter James. silver plater, 450 Lexington
Porter Miss Jane, 207 n Howard
Porter J. S. car driver C. P.R. R. 100 St. Peter Porter - , soldier, 297 s Paca
PORTER ROBERT B., SON & CO. (R. B. Porter, B. B. Porter, R. W. Norris,) hard- ware merchants, 78 and 80 w Pratt
Porter Robert B (Robert B. Porter, Son & Co.) 321 w Fayette
Porter Wm. wheelwright, 87 Cambridge
Porter Capt. Wm. F. 131 Montgomery
Portner Catherine, 352 Eastern av
Ports Alfred, laborer, 10 s Calhoun
Ports Charles J. gas fitter, 149 Barre
Ports David, farmer, Fred'k road w of toll gate
Ports Edward, carter, 700 w Baltimore
Ports John W. clerk, 207 Druid Hill av
Ports John, carpenter, 207 Druid Hill av
Ports Martha E. dress maker, 550 w Balti- more
Ports Thos. F. clerk, 207 Druid Hill av
Portugal Frederick, carpenter, 202 Bank Posey Bolivar N. 165 St. Paul
Posey John P. (J. B. Charron & Co.) Balti- more Co
Poske Herman F. tobacconist, 221 w Pratt
Posnanski Israel, dealer in boots, shoes and clothing, 93 Harrison
Possien Charles, cooper, 347 s Sharp Post Albert, clerk, 344 n Eutaw
Post Eugene, president Mechanical Bakery, Read, near St. Paul Post E. H , Read, near St. Paul
POST ERNEST, tobacconist, 74 Camden Post Henry, peddler, 22 L. Church
POST J & W. W. (J. Post, W. W. Post,) fish and cheese dealers, 43 South
Post James, (J. & W. W. Post,) 97 w Biddle Post Justus, shoemaker, 74 Camden
Post W. W. (J. & W. W. Post,) 344 n Eu- taw
Postley Mrs. Elizabeth, 169 n Eutaw
Poston Daniel, teamster, 47 Penn
Poston Henry, mariner, Clinton bet Toone and Elliott
Poston John F. carpenter, 59 Ensor
Poston Margaret A. J. dressmaker, 59 Ensor Posts Wm. F. gas fitter, 218 n Eden
Potee Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding, 615 w Pratt Potee Francis, brick maker, 150 McHenry
Potee Wm. F. brakesman, 150 McHenry
Potee Geo. A. laborer, 150 McHenry
Potee Isaac, rope maker, 462 Light
Potee Mrs. Maria, 12 McElderry
Potee Mrs Mary, 134 McHenry
Potee Peter P. collector, 85 s High
Poteet Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 126 n Eden
Pothast John, tailor, 293 n Centrai av
Potter Abraham, carpenter, 57 George
Potter Chas. W. house and ship plumber, 34 w Second, dw 132 e Fayette
Potter E. clerk, 236 e Monument
Potter Elijah, ship carpenter, 297 Light
Potter Grafton, chair maker, 55 e Lombard
Potter James, shoemaker, 167 Chesnut
POTTER REV. JAS H. 63 William
Potter John, soldier, Fremont, nr Penna. av
Potter John W. ship carpenter, 120 s Caroline Potter Wm. 236 e Monument
Pottgiesser Henry, restaurant, 122 n Howard Poits Edward, clerk B. & O. R. R., 61 s Eu- taw
Potts John, machinist, 72 w Biddle
Potts Joseph, 37 Pearl
Potts Peter, police, 1 Grundy
Potts Peter W. coach painter, 85 n Schroeder
Potts Richard C. 67 e Fayette
Potts Robert, machinist, I Grundy
Potts Wm. J. engineer, 234 Preston
Potzler John, grocery, 67 Chew
Pouder Eliza J. 145 n Calvert
Pouder Geo. W. cabinet maker, 522 w Balti- more, dw 428 Lexington
Pouder James M. 145 n Calvert
Ponder Leonard, city collector's office, 154 Pearl
Poulson Alex. W. wholesale fancy goods
dealer, 319 w Baltimore, dw 327 w Fayette Poulson Asaph, clerk, 327 w Fayette
Poulson Capt. Hiram P. mariner, 128 Cross
Poulson Wm. salesman, 327 w Fayette
Poultney B. 183 St. Paul
Poultney Mrs. Ellen M. 66 St. Paul
POULTNEY & MOALE, (Thos. Poultney, G. N. Moale,) commis. merchants, 44 w Lombard
Poultney Philip, 43 Lexington
Poultney Thomas, jr. (Poultney & Moale,) 66 St. Paul
Poultney & Trimble, (T. Poultney, D. B. Trimble,) guns, rifles, pistols and fishing tackle, 200 w Baltimore
Poultney Thomas, (Poultney & Trimble,) 63 Mount Vernon place
Poulton Charles, moulder, 234 Columbia
Poulton Charles, collar maker, ne cor Colum- bia and Emory
Poulton George C. clerk, 52 n Greene
Poulton John, brick maker, 249 Columbia Poulton Robert A. clerk, 117 s Fremont
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W. BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.
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Poulton Wm. E. carpenter, 322 Light POUMAIRAT & McCULLY, (Clinton Mc- Cully,) provision and commission mer- chants, 49 Light
Powdner Frederick, butcher, 275 s Durham Powell Charles E. shoemaker, 360 e Monu- ment
Powell David, mariner, 97 Granby
Powell George W. carpenter, 259 n Eden Powell Mrs. Harriet, 130 Dolphin
Powell Henry, block and pump maker, 131 McElderry's wharf, dw 29 Aisquith Powell James, carter, 71 Boyd
Powell James, carpenter, 79 Warner
Powell James, carpenter, 22 Warner Powell James Henry, seamen, 11 Lancaster Powell John, mariner, 18 Armistead la
Powell John, tailor, 26 Elizabeth la
Powell Dr. John F. 57 e Pratt
Powell Mrs. Mary, 49 Pearl
Powell Priscilla, 205 s Durham
Powell Dr. Samuel F. 29 Aisquith
Powell W. C. 115 Pearl
Powell Wm. box maker, 84 Hillen
Powell Wm M. (Egerton & Co ) Maltby House, dw n w cor St. Paul and Fayette
Powell W. Thomas, carter, Fulton s of Pratt Powell Wm. H. clerk office Register of Wills, 29 Aisquith
Powell Wm. grocer and flour, 24 s Broad- way
Power Benj. P. (T. L. Sutton & Co.) 53 n Carey
Power Edward J. V. clerk. 111 St. Paul
Power James & Sons, (Wm. G. Power,) liquors, 119 w Lombard
Power John, (J. Power & Son,) 180 Franklin Power Patrick, laborer, 184 Dover
Power Wm. G. (J. Power & Son,) 269 Madi- sou av
Powers Benj. P. (Sutton, Pennington & Co.) 53 n Carey
Powers Mrs. Catherine, Frederick road w of toll gate
Powers Edmund, clerk, 38 w Baltimore
Powers John, laborer, 409 s Charles
Powers John, moulder, 16 Ramsay Powers John C. painter, 40 n Bond
Powers John, laborer, 16 Ramsay
Powers Jonathan, wheelwright, Frederick rd. w of toll gate
Powers Josialı T. pilot, 123 William
Powers Nicholas, tinner, 144 Mullikin
Powers Patrick, shoemaker, 206 Raborg
Powers Thomas, grocery, Elliott w of East Powies Henry, property broker, 26 St. Paul, dw 51 Lexington
Powley Edwin, carpenter, 190 Garden
Pracht Augustus C. (Isaac Reynolds & Son,) s w cor Townsend and Fremont Pracht Charles, (Pracht & Co.) 219 Franklin Pracht Charles, confectioner, 218 Franklin
PRACHT & CO. (C. Pracht, J. Mathers,) candy manufacturers, 155 and 157 Franklin Pracht George, baker, 28 Somerset Pracht Jacob, laborer, 213 s Chapel
Praeger Henry, piano maker, 35 Calhoun Prag Isaiah, second hand dealer, 355 Saratoga Prager Frederick, engineer, 239 s Howard Prager Lewis, 314 s Bond
Pragle John, shoemaker, 174 s Durham Prasser George, laborer, 209 s Eutaw Pratt Alvin R. machinist, 407 w Lombard
Pratt Enoch, (E. Pratt & Bro.) president Farmers and Planters Bank, 87 w Monu- ment
PRATT E. & BROTHER, Whole- sale Commission and Iron Mer- chants, 27 and 29 s Charles, dw Enoch Pratt, 87 w Monument; dw Henry Janes, 108 St. Paul.
Pratt Geo. W. soldier, 409 w Lombard Pratt Isaac C. carpenter, 409 w Lombard Pratt Mrs. Luey S. 14 McCulloh
PRATT STREET HALL, 237 w Pratt PRATT THOMAS G. attorney, 35 St. Paul Pratt Thomas M. moulder, 409 w Lombard Prechtel John F. clerk, s e cor Hamburg and Eutaw
Preece Edward, 148 Aisquith
Preece Richard W. (Tucker & Preece,) 148 Aisquith
Prefer Carl, box maker, 35 Lemnion
Prehler Francis, shoemaker, 20 New Church Preis John L. grocery, 160 Sarah Ann Preisz John, (Biemiller & Preisz,) 8 Jasper Prien Stephen, cabinet maker, 66 Short
Prell George, tailor, 145 n Bond Preller John, shoemaker, 166 e Pratt
Preller John, laborer, 103 s Chapel
Prentice Summer, currier, 87 s Eden
Present Alto, baker, 163 Stirling Preslow - -, moulder, 284 Cross Preston Catherine, 159 n Eutaw
Preston Edmund M. carpenter, 5 Calverton road
Preston Elward E. carpenter, 188 s Eutaw Preston Mrs. Elizabeth, 188 s Eutaw
Preston Geo. W, boiler maker, 45 Hill
Preston J. Alexander, attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw 87
Preston Jonas, street agent N. C. R. 235 Harford av
Preston Oliver, blacksmith, Boston nr Bank, dw 152 Cambridge
PRESTON PATRICK, proprietor of Calvert House, s e cor Calvert and Pleasant
Preston Philip, laborer, 153 s Chapel
Preston Robert A. puddler, 267 Canton av
Preston Wm. H. police, 164 Scott
PRESSTMAN BENJAMIN C. attorney, 30 St. Paul, dw Barnum's hotel
Presstman Geo. office over 20 w Second, dw Govanstown, Balto. Co.
Presstman Thomas R. attorney, 76 w Fayette Presstman Virginia, 289 n Howard
Presstman W. R. broker, over 20 Second, dw Govanstown, Balto. Co.
Presun Chas. H. huekster, s e cor Penna. av and New Wilson
Presun Mrs. J. seamstress, 306 s Charles
Prettyman E. P. clerk, 10 n Exeter
Prettyman Mrs. Martha, dress maker, 10 n Exeter
Prevost Amy, teacher, 58 George
Prevost Euriale, clerk, 13 Townsend
Prevost Francis A. deputy elerk Superior Court, 15 n Front
Prevost Joseph A. clerk, 58 George
Price Dr. Albert, dentist, 84 n Eutaw Price Allen M. farmer, 462 Saratoga
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