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J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
Study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO.
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Ayd Joseph, carpenter, 259 Aisquith Ayers Andrew, ship joiner, 78 s Washington F. P.
Ayers Geo. W. carpenter, 248 w Baltimore
Ayers James H. rigger, 79 s Ann
Ayers John, teamster, 10 n Amity
Ayers Dr. Robert H. 73 n Eutaw
Ayers Capt. Samuel, 214 s Ann
Ayers J. H. rigging loft, 36 Fell
Ayler John W. clerk, 241 n Caroline
Ayres & Coulter, (Henry H. Ayres, John C. Coulter,) grocers and commission mer- chants, 55 Light
Ayres Daniel H. watchman, 115 Albemarle
Ayres Henry H. (Ayres & Coulter) 47 w Monument
Ax Christian, (G. W. Gail & Ax,) 59 Barre Axer John, soldier, 136 e Monument
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Baare Patrick, tavern, 63 President Baas Frederick, restaurant, 39 s Poppleton Baader John, cigar maker, 20 Mott
BABB JOHN D. baker, 68 s Charles Babb John D. jr. baker, 68 s Charles Babbot Mrs. Eliza, seamstress, 296 s Chapel Babendrier Louis, piano maker, 9 n Pine Bacchus John G. clerk, 110 w Fayette
Baccigalluppo Vincent, confectionery, 101 Hillen
Bach Adam, flour and feed, 329 Aisquith Bach Mrs. Catharine, 44 Chatsworth
Bach Catharine, cake stand, 122 n Dallas Bach Henry, cutter, 314 e Baltimore Bach John, porter, 120 n Dallas Bach John. box maker, 424 Hanover Bach Mrs. Mary, 259 s Bond
Bach Philip, tailor, s e cor Clifton and Penn. av
Bach Wm. cigar maker, 257 w Pratt Bacharach Aaron, peddler, 164 e Lombard Bacharach Abraham, dry goods, 77 Ensor Bacharach David, second-hand dealer, 90 Hillen
Bachelor George, blacksmith, 290 Johnson Bachelor J. P. clerk, Adams Express, 34 Con- stitution
Bachelor John, fisherman, 290 Johnson Bachelor Lewis, delivery clerk, Adams Ex- press, 25 Josephine
Bachelor Lewis, express driver, 9 Josephine Bachelor Adam, laborer, 145 s Exeter
Bachman George piano maker, 133 Henrietta Bachman Henry, grocer, 214 s Caroline
Bachman John, taifor, 98 Ensor
Bachman Jas. E. pattern maker, 201 Conway Bachman John M. cigar maker, 84 n Exeter Bachmann Frederick, lager beer , 215 s Eutaw Bachrach David, photographer, 213 n Gay, dw 80 Hillen
Bacigalupo Dominic, confectionery, 110 Light st. wf, dw 20 Camden
Bacigalupo James, confectionery, 100 Light st. wf, dw 146 Camden
Bacigalupo James, confectionery, 146 Light st. wf
Backel John, shoemaker, I21 Mullikin
Backer Mrs. Margaret, grocer, 515 Lexington Backert Andrew, shoemaker, 147 s Chapel Backman Earnest, 19 Barnes
Backman Frederick, soldier, 156 n Dallas Backman John, laborer, 127 Barre Backman Joseph, laborer, 202 s Wolf
BACKUS REV. JOHN C. 126 w Madison Backus Peter, boot and shoemaker, 255 e Pratt Backus Wm. cigar maker, Black Horse tavern Bacon & Co. (James E. Bacon, and James Lipp,) coffee manuf. 476 w Baltimore
Bacon James E., M. D. (Bacon & Co.) 476 w Baltimore
Bacon Mrs. Jane, confectionery, 182 Madi- son av
Bacon Capt. John, 94 e Fayette
Baden John R. clerk, 90 s Sharp
Baden John, 419 n Gay
Badencouph Mrs. Helena M. tailoress, 255 n Central av
Bader Mrs. Helena, confectionery, 176 e Madison
Bader Henry, barber, 191 Lexington
Badger Mary, 38 Hanover
Badger Thos. P. sewing machine operator, 12 Mulberry
Baepler Henry, baker, s w cor Mulberry and Pearl
Baer Arthur P. (Baer & Crane,) 132 w Biddle BAER & BRO. (Geo. H. Baer and C. W.
Baer,) produce, prov: and gen'l com. mer- chants, 143 n Howard
Baer Chas. W. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard Baer Christopher, laborer, 114 Orleans
BAER & CRANE, (A. P. Baer and J. C.
Crane,) hide and leather dealers, 2 Water Baer Dr. Edward R. surg. Ist Md. regt. dw 270 w Fayette
Baer Geo. H. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard Baer Isaac, (Lewis Baer & Bro.) 95 Hanover Baer James, 132 w Biddle
Baer John, cooper, 248 s Sharp
Baer John H. blacksmith, 521 Light dw 614 Baer John, grocery, 98 s Spring
Baer Lewis, (L. Baer & Bro.) 11 Camden Baer Lewis & Bro. (Lewis Baer and Isaac
Baer,) dealer in furs rags, &c., 11 Camden Baer Thomas E. law student, 17 St. Paul Baer Sarah N. 36 Pleasant
Baerlan Frederick, laborer, 132 Low Baermer John, laborer, 221 s Bethel
Baetjer Henry, keeper drays, 93 s Caroline Baetjer Henry, jr. salesman, 93 s Caroline
Baetjer J. George, salesman, 93 s Caroline Bagge Thomas, express driver, 93 Conway Baggott Elizabeth, dressmaker, 194 Madison av
Baggott Thos. wire worker, 194 Madison av Bagnell Michael, laborer, 82 Cross
Bagwell Mrs. Catharine, boarding house, 70 Conway
Bagwell Thomas, mariner, 10 Fish Market space
Bahartz Inatz, shoemaker, 164 Mulberry
Bahhan John S. grocery, 23 New Church
Bahlke Frederick, tailor, 98 s Wolf
Bahlman Henry, 454 Light
Bahm Lewis, tailor, 120 s Dallas
Bahman John, tailor, 98 Ensor Bahore Mary, 3 Leadenhall
BAIER (or BAYER) JOHN, brewer, 392 Canton av .- [See p 22 Advertisements.] Baier John, laborer, 1 s Choptank Baierlein Simon 304 s Sharp,
Baierlipp John, tailor, 247 e Fayette
Baiger Frederick, shoemaker, 83 Boston Bailey Mrs. Caroline, teacher, 288 e Pratt Bailey Caroline, 147 n Bond
Bailey Mrs. Catharine, 98 Preston
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblaek, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.
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Bailey Charles, ship carp. 178 Gough Bailey Edward A. painter, 111 Preston
Bailey Edwin, (Coleman & Bailey,) 16 s Broad way
Bailey Elizabeth, 197 n Howard
Bailey Mrs. Henrietta, Washington betw Baltimore and Lombard Bailey Henry, pilot, 178 Gough
Bailey Jas. F. (Linthicum & Co.) 177 n High
Bailey James, ship carp. 178 Gough
Bailey James, machinist, 302 e Pratt
Bailey John, laborer, 330 Raborg
Bailey John M. carpenter. 40 Dolphin
Bailey John, weaver, 485 Belair av
Bailey Lewis E. (Cushings & Bailey,) 237 w Lombard
Bailey Lucy, confectioner, 8 Stirling
Bailey Mary, grocery, 276 Cathedral
Bailey Mary, hucksteress, 215 Hollins Bailey Mrs. Matilda, 42 Cross Bailey Mrs. M. E. 12 s Gay
Bailey Ragina, 1 n High
Bailey Robert M. dispatcher of trains, 92 Preston
Bailey Thos. laborer, foot of Hamburg
Bailey Wm. boots and shoes, 108 Lexington dw 381 Saratoga
Bailey Wm. ship carpenter, 86 William Bailie Mary B. 80 s Bond
BAILY JAMES, alcohol and neutral spirits 267 Cross, office 95 w Lombard dw 36 s Greene
Bain Geo. W keeper of Balto. city alms hous, Calverton road, Balto. Co. Bain John W. cooper, 128 McHenry Bainard John, huckster, 62 n Ann
Bainer Barbara, 66 Ramsay
Bainer Henry R. shoemaker, 301 n Gay Bainhart John, wagoner, 175 s Ann Bains Francis, blacksmith, 594 w Pratt Bair Henry, cabinet maker 124 n Dallas Bair Wm wheelwright, Franklin House Baird Robert, machinist, 265 s Charles Baird Thos. D: teacher, 53 Lexington Bairschmid Henry, laborer, 177 s Eden Baitz Wm. H. cabinet maker, 132 s Dallas Baitzel Jacob G. carpenter, 120 s Sharp Baitzel John, bricklayer, Clinton, Canton Baker Capt. Alexander, 86 e Pratt Baker Alexander, clerk, 223 Saratoga Baker Mrs. Antoinette, 187 Vine Baker Antone, teacher, 6 Creek al Baker August, shoemaker, 90 Orchard Baker August, tailor, 238 Barre Baker August, shoemaker, 340 s Sharp Baker Benjamin F. cooper, 34 s Caroline BAKER BROTHERS & CO. (H. J. Baker, J. Baker, J. Rogers jr.) manufacturer's agents for Baltimore, and New Jersey glass works, chemicals, oils, &c., 32 and 34 s Charles -[See p. 41 Advertisements.]
BAKER & BROWN, (Wm. Baker & John Brown,) brass and bell founders and edge tool manufacturers, 10 w Pratt Baker Catharine, 250 e Chase Baker Charles, soldier, 298 s Paca Baker Charles, shoemaker, 244 Hanover
Baker Charles J. (Baker Bros. & Co.) Athol, Frederick road Baker Charles, butcher, 540 Penna. av
Baker Christian, baker, 12 Sterrett
Baker Christopher, shoemaker, Belair av. near Chester
Baker Conrad, carpenter, 309 Mulberry Baker Davis, mariner, 69 Harford av
Baker Edward E. shoemaker, 22 n Poppleton Baker Eleanora E. 42 McCulloh
Baker Mrs. Eleanora, 76 s Republican Baker Mrs. Eliza, 529 n Gay
Baker F. tailor, 435 w Pratt
Baker Francis, laborer, Clinton, opp Chesa. peake furnace
Baker Frederick, shoemaker, 178 s Durham
Baker George, baker, 263 n Bond
Baker, George P. salesman, 13 s Howard
Baker George, confectionery, 32 Perry
Baker George, blacksmith, 2 Baker ct
Baker George, varnisher, 329 Mulberry
Baker Gotlieb, tailor, 27 Goodman al Baker Greenbury, milk, 529 n Gay
Baker Greenbury, milk, 213 n Eden
Baker Gideon, nightman, 34 Gough
Baker Henry, moulder, 72 s Central av
Baker Hammond, ship carpenter, 173 s Bond
Baker Harriet, boarding house, 219 Boston Baker Henry, shoemaker, 122 Conway
Baker Capt. Henry, 230 e Fayette
Baker Henry J. (Baker, Bros. & Co.) N. Y.
Baker Henry, cabinet maker, 159 e Fayette Baker Henry, tailor, 68 n Front
Baker Henry, laborer, 17 Port
Baker Henry, baker, 411 n Gay
Baker Mrs. Capt. Horatio, 233 Harford av
Baker Isaac M. tavern, 108 Low
Baker Jacob, butcher, 100 Centre, 59 Lexing- ton and 55 Hanover markets, dw 540 Penn- sylvania av
Baker Jacob, cooper, 15 Bevan
Baker Jacob, police, 18 Jefferson
Baker Jacob, soldier, 199 Hamburg
Baker James C. ship carp. 175 Bank
Baker James M. produce dealer, 39 Penna. av
dw Fremont, between Franklin & George Baker James, flour and feed store, cor Penna.
av and St. Mary, dw 189 n Fremont Baker James, machinist, 81 n Amity
Baker James, city garbage cart, 493 Belair av
Baker John, ship carpenter, 135 Thames
Baker John, laborer, 92 Walker ct
Baker John, laborer, 184 s Spring
Baker John, shoemaker, 47 Perry
Baker John W. (J. W. Bruff & Co.) 315 w Lombard
Baker John G. mate, 127 s Regester
Baker John G. colporter, 25 Jackson
Baker John, ship carp. 34 Gough Baker John, 72 Lowson
Baker John M. shoemaker, 309 e Madison Baker John, laborer, 67 Somerset
Baker J. Thomas, baker, 440 Lexington Baker John T. shoemaker, 263 n Dallas Baker John, shoemaker, 178 s Durham Baker J. W. cabinet maker, 296 n Gay
Baker John C. boiler maker, 67 n Poppleton
Baker John, laborer, 3 Leadenhall
Baker John H. huckster, 75 s Fremont
Baker Joseph O. agent U. S. mail R. R. 63 Ensor
Baker Joseph, 194 Saratoga
Baker Lycurgus A. clerk, 90 s Sharp
BAKER & MCCRACKEN, (N. Baker & J. McCracken,) paper and rag dealers, 120 w Lombard Baker Mrs. Laura, 98 n Charles
Baker Mrs. Kate B. 208 Conway Baker Mrs. Mary E. tailoress, 54 Albemarle
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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Baker Mrs. Mary E. 278 Hollins
Baker Mrs. Marg't, washerwoman, 145 Vine Baker Mary E. 293 n Howard Baker Minna, boot and shoe store, 132 n Gay Baker N. (Baker & MeCracken, ) 21 Warren Baker Philip, boxmaker, over 8 Camden
Baker Mrs. Rachel, 75 s Fremont
BAKER RICHARD J. manufacturer of dye wood and dealer in dye stuffs and chemicals, 36 s Charles, dw Windsor mill road .- [ See p. 17 Advertisements.]
Baker Robt. B. cabinet maker, 458 Lexington Baker Robt. B. cabinet mak. 34 n Fremont
Baker Samuel, laborer, 68 w Biddle
Baker Sophia, 50 s Ann
Baker Susannah, 72 Lee
Baker Mrs. Sarah, 67 MeElderry
Baker Theodore, carp'r. Belair av extended
Paker Thomas, ship carpenter, n e cor Wash- ington and West
Baker Valentine, curled hair, 193 Fred'k av
Baker Wm. rigger, 132 Gough
Baker Wm. machinist, Franklin Inn
Baker Wm. W. cooper, 123 s Exeter
Baker Wm. H. junk shop, 262 s Charles Baker Wm. (Wm. Baker & Co.) 1 Mount
Baker Wni. carpenter, Chase near Central av Baker Judge William, Windsor mill road Baker Wm. tailor, 75 MeHenry
BAKER WM. & CO. (Wm. Baker,) tobacco commission merchants, 49 Exchange place Baker Wm. D. sailmaker, 245 Gough
Baker Wm. M. clerk, 171 w Fayette
Baker Wm. J. hardware dealer, 6 Gough Baker Wm. G. clerk, 6 Gough
Baker Wm. (Baker & Brown, ) 6 Gough
Baker W. S. n w cor St. Paul & Madison
Baker Wm. H. K. sutler, 15 Pearl
Baker Wm. A. elerk, 311 e Eager Baker Wm. mariner, 171 German
Balar Henry, whitewasher, 45 James la
Baleke Frederick, carpenter, 3 s Frederick
Bald Catharine, 91 Penna av
Bald Frederick W. lock and gun smith, 91 Penna. av
Bald Wm. F. carter, 1 James al
Balden Joseph, laborer, 28 Scott
Balderston Hugh & Son, (J. Balderston & T. Balderston,) wire workers, 12 s Calvert Balderston Jacob, (Hugh Balderston & Son,) 150 w Lombard
BALDERSTON, WARD & CO. (J. C. Bal- derston and J. H. Ward,) boot and shoe com'sion merchants, over 273 w Baltimore Balderston John C. (Balderston, Ward & Co) 48 w Monument
Balderston Dr. Josiah, dentist, 40 Lexington Balderston Marcellus, iron worker, 172 s Central av
Balderston Thomas, (H. Balderston & Sons,) 12 s Calvert
Baldus John, laborer, 153 Stirling
Baldwin Anna, 79 Franklin
Baldwin Christopher C. (Woodward, Bald- win & Co.) New York
Baldwin Caleb C. constable, 225 e Lombard Baldwin David, treas. Savings Bank of Balti- more, n w cor MeCulloh & Dolphin
Baldwin E. F. architect, 57 w Biddle
Baldwin Dr. Edwin C. 124 u Exeter, dw Brown's hotel, 119 n High Baldwin Geo. R. tobacconist, 201 Mulberry Baldwin John F. moulder, 52 Leadenhall
Baldwin James 'T. tobaccouist, 98 n Gay, dw 201 Mulberry
Baldwin John H. carpenter, 120 Eden
Baldwin John, engineer, 97 s Fremont
Baldwin James T. tailor, 201 Mulberry Baldwin Mrs. Mary, 46 Pearl
Baldwin Mary E. 57 w Biddle
BALDWIN, MYER & CO. (R. T. Baldwin and T. J. Myer,) oyster packers and pre- servers of fruits,90 West Falls av
Baldwin Robert, 180 Columbia
Baldwin Robert T. (Baldwin, Myer & Co.) 274 Madison av
BALDWIN R. W. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw Anne Arundel County
Baldwin Samuel A. carter, 211 n Eden
Baldwin Summerfield, (Norris & Baldwin,) 236 n Eutaw
Baldwin Wm. H. jr. (Woodward, Baldwin & Co.) 115 Park
Baldwin W. H. blacksmith, 518 w Lombard Bales Adam, bricklayer, 2 Franklin
Balinger Charles, gardener, 1 MeMechin
Balke Frederick, carpenter, 33 Clay, dw 3 s Frederick
Balke Wm. tailor, 312 w Pratt
Balkman Wm. mariner, near Poppleton be- tween Franklin and Pierce
Balmer James, apothecary, n e cor Baltimore and High
Ball August M. saddler, 59 Scott
Ball Christian, laborer, Hammond al near Exeter
Ball Charles, engineer navy, 69 Pearl
Ball David, sup't Md. Western hay scales, 166 Franklin
Ball George, mariner, 59 Thames
Ball Henry S. bricklayer, 79 Pearl
Ball John, marble cutter, 243 Forrest
Ball John, huekster, 8 Diamond
Ball John L. bricklayer, 176 s Ann
Ball John L. shoemaker, 58 e Eager
Ball John D. carpenter, 335 n Howard, dw 235 Aisquith
Ball Philip A. (Frick & Ball,) Baltimore Co. Ball Robert, mariner, 67 s Wolfe
Ball Sarah, dress maker, 1 n High
Ball Sarah A. furnishing store, 28 e Baltimore Ball Walter, jr. clerk, Q. M. department, 89 Pearl
Ball Walter, treas. Balto. Steam Packet Co., office, Union dock, dw s e cor. Bolton and Townsend +
Ball Wm. D. bailiff Crim'l Court, 79 Pearl Ball Wm. A. bricklayer 23 e Baltimore
Balla John, 3 n High
Balla Theodore, machinist, 627 Light
Ballantine Alex. B. ship carpenter, 102 s Ann Ballard Cyrus, mail agent, 231 e Pratt
Ballard E. L. merchandise broker, 661 w Fayette
Ballard Edward J. sailmaker, over 96 Light-st wharf, dw 158 German
Ballard Eliza, teacher, 158 German
Ballard George E. 139 n Calvert
Ballard Levin E. merchandise broker, s e cor. Exchange place & Commerce, dw Fayette w of Gilmor
Ballard James, blacksmith, 1 Chase
Ballard Mrs. Ruth M. boarding, 139 n Calvert
Ballard Samuel H. elerk, 139 n Calvert
Ballard Mary, teacher, 158 German
Ballauf Augustus, lager beer, 73 Harrison
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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Ballauf Augustus, morocco dres. 69 Harrison Ballauf Charles E. morocco dres. 69 Harrison Ballauf Edward, currier, 67 Harrison Ballauf Wm. L. currier, 69 Harrison Ballenger Thomas, cooper, 147 s Bond Ballentine Archibald, plasterer, 191 s Paca Ballieder Conrad, tailor, 195 Orleans Ballman Anne, grocer, 755 Light
Ballman Frank, whitewasher, 238 n Eden Ballman Fred. drayman, 178 e Fayette Ballman Henry, cabinet maker, 755 Light Balloch James, 478 Lexington
Balloch Robert A. assessor of Internal Reve- nue, 422 w Pratt, dw 478 Lexington Balster Charles, emigrant agent, 30 Fell Balster John, ship carpenter, 133 Thames Balthus Elizabeth, tailoress, 254 e Eager Baltimore Athenæum, cor. St. Paul and Sar- atoga, occupied by Baltimore Library Co., Mercantile Library Association and Md. Historical Society
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR MOR- AL AND EDUCATIONAL IMPROVE- MENT OF COLORED PEOPLE, rooms 3 & 4 Bible house, 75 w Fayette
Baltimore Academy of the Visitation, corner Park and Centre
Baltimore Association for Improving the Con- dition of the Poor, 24 w Fayette
BALTIMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE & TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, (H. B. Bryant, H. D. Stratton, L. Bannister & W. H. Sadtler, proprietors,) cor. St. Paul and Lexington
Baltimore City Jail, Madison, e of Jones' Falls BALTIMORE CLIPPER, 134 w Baltimore BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE, n w cor. of Gay and Lombard
BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAIL- WAY CO., office over ne cor. Eutaw and Balto. Henry Tyson, president
BALTIMORE CO'S. STANDARD FER- TILIZERS, cor. Ridgely and Stockholm, Spring Garden
BALTIMORE and CUBA SMELTING and MINING CO. COPPER WORKS, cor. Cuba and Andre, Locust Point, and Canton and Clinton-sts., Canton, office over 30 South, Clinton Levering, president
BALTIMORE, CATONSVILLE & ELLI- COTTS MILLS RAILWAY, office 32 Frederick av
BALTIMORE CEMETERY CO., office 6 South, Thomas Wilson, president, Edward G. Diggs, secretary and treasurer
BALTIMORE CITY & COUNTY ALMS- HOUSE, Calverton road
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, cor of Lombard and Hanover, entrance Lombard BALTIMORE COAL OIL WORKS, foot of Eutaw, R. M. Smith, pro. office over 13 s Sharp
BALTIMORE DAILY GAZETTE, 112 w Baltimore
BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY, for insuring houses from loss by fire, office 19 South, Francis A. Crook, treasurer BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, 53 St. Paul, N. C. Brooks, principal .- [ See p. 35 Advertisements. 1
BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE CO., s w cor. South and Water, J. I. Cohen, jr., president
Baltimore Glass Works, e end of G. Hughes Baltimore Infirmary, s w cor. Greene and Lombard
Baltimore Gymnasium, Carroll Hall, s e cor. Calvert & Baltimore, John Carson, president BALTIMORE LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, late Winans, next to Mt. Clare Depot
Baltimore Life Insurance Co. 7 South, John I. Donaldson, president
BALTIMORE MACHINE AND TOOL SHOP, office 72 w Pratt.
Baltimore Marine Observatory, e end of Mont- gomery
Baltimore Museum, n w cor Baltimore and Calvert
BALTIMORE MARINE INSURANCE CO n w cor South and Water, James Hooper, jr. president
Baltimore Orphan Asylum, Stricker near Lex- ington
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO. office Camden Station
Baltimore Price Current, office Merchant's Exchange Reading Rooms, George U. Por- ter, publisher
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT CO., office 3 Light street wharf, J. Alexander Shriver, agent
Baltimore Rosine Association, 335 w Pratt Baltimore Steam Laundry, basement ] e Bal- timore, next to bridge; Christopher Search, proprietor
Baltimore Stock Board, 45 w Fayette
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO. of- fice s end Concord, Union Dock, M. N. Falls, agent
BALTIMORE and SUSQUEHAN- NA STEAM CO., Jos. James Tay- lor Agent, office lower end West Falls avenue.
BALTIMORE UNITED BUTCHERS' AS- SOCIATION, n e cor Neighbor & McKim BALTIMORE WECKER, daily and weekly German newspaper, 3 n Frederick, Wm. Schnauffer, proprietor
Baltimore Venango Oil Co. 117 w Baltimore; Horace Abbott president
Baltimore Working Men's Union, 5 s Fred'k Balttasar Frederick, gardener, 200 s Dallas Baltz Anthony, paper carrier, 233 s Dallas Baltz Edward, butcher, 488 Penn'a av Baltz Henry, laborer, 233 s Dallas
Baltz Wm. butcher, 35 Belair market, dw.
Patterson, near Greenmount Cemetery Baltzell Alexander, mercliant, 220 Franklin Baltzell C. paper hanger, 10 Somerset Baltzell Louisa, 231 Franklin
BALTZELL DR. WM. H. 90 Hanover Baltzer George, laborer, 206 s Wolfe Baltzer Henry, 82 s Central av Balz Rhinehard, butcher, 424 Penn'a av Balzer Henry, tailor, 82 s Central av Balzer Nich. porter, 16 s Chapel Bambach Henry, portrait painter, 211 s Wolfe Bambach Joseph, grocery, 100 n Central av Bamberger Abraham, butcher, 83 Mullikin Bamberger Ansel (Bamberger & Co.) 126 e Baltimore
SHIRTS ! SHIRTS! ! SHIRTS! !! Satisfaction Guaranteed in Fit, Finish and Style, or no Sale. RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., above Calvert.
Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Bamberger Brothers, (M. Bamber- ger & H. Bamberger,) dry goods, 143 Lexington and 57 n Howard.
Bamberger David, dry goods, 43 n Howard, dw 111 w Fayette
BAMBERGER & CO. (E. Bamberger & A. Bamberger,) millinery, ribbons and fancy goods dealers, 247 w Baltimore
Bamberger E. (Bamberger & Co.) 48 s Eutaw Bamberger Joseph C. iron works, 381 n Gay Bamberger Moses, (Bamberger Bros.) 126 e Baltimore
Bamberger Wm. H. grocery, 243 e Madison Bance John, laborer, 132 Low
Bancroft Charles F. clerk, 12 n High
Bancroft John, bricklayer, 12 n High
Bancroft John D. bricklayer, 12 n High
Bandel Andrew J. coal dealer, cor West Falls and Eastern avs, dw 67 n Front
Bandel Francis, shoemaker, 79 Grindall
Bandel Grafton, cabinet maker, 152 Franklin
Bandel Isaac C. conductor C. P. R. R. 67 n Front
Bandel John M. & Sons (J. M. Bandel, sr., (J. M. Bandel, jr. & Martin L. Bandel, ) im- porters of coffee, &c. 119 Smith's wharf Bandel Justina B. 96 s Exeter
Bandel Leonard J. block and pump maker & ass't engineer fire dep't, 97 McElderry's wharf, dw 96 s Exeter
Bandel M. L. 365 e Pratt
Bandel Philip, 202 e Fayette
Bandell Mrs. Ann Maria, 204 e Madison
Bandell Charles S. 63 s Caroline
Bandell George E. 67 n Front
Bandell George W. carver, 52 e Pratt
Bandell John M. (John M. Bandell & Sons,) 365 e Pratt
Bandell John W. clerk, 365 e Pratt
Bandell Capt. Michael H. mariner, 160 s Bond
Bandell Wm. bacon dealer, 70 n Bond
Bando Frederick, barber, 267 n Bond
Bane Christian, sawyer, 167 s Wolfe Bane Miss E. 198 e Madison
Bane John, clerk, 198 e Madison Bang Francis G. 203 Columbia
Bange Frank, barber, 184 n Eden
Bange Jacob, clerk, Franklin House
Bange Michael, carter, 228 n Dallas Banger Henry, cabinet maker, 110 Low
Bangert Anthony, tailor, 196 Eastern av
Bangert Joseph, baker, 8 Fell
Bangert Philip, coal oil and lamps, s e corner Central av and Chew Bangert Rudolph, hatter, 116 McElderry
Bangs Charles, clerk, 11 Penn
Bangs David A. clerk, 154 w Madison
Bangs Dwight, clerk, 49 Lexington
Bangs Edward (Carey, Bangs & Woodward,) 154 w Madison Bangs Elizabeth, 154 w Madison
Bangs John, boot and shoemaker, 229 w Pratt, dw 232 Barre Bangs Mrs. Mary A. 113 s Bond
Banghard Nicholas, porter, 12 Union
BANK OF BALTIMORE, n e cor Baltimore . and St. Paul
BANK OF COMMERCE, 26 South, Jas. W. Allnutt, pres't Bankard David, 5 Perry Bankard Henry N. 17 Fremont, nr Penn'a av
BANKARD JACOB J. beef and pork pack- er, 40 Second, dw n e cor Baltimore and Chester
Bankard Jacob J. jr. clerk, n e cor Baltimore and Chester
Bankard James M. butcher, 67 Hampstead
Bankard John, ship-joiner, 257 s Durham
Bankard John L. butcher, 436 e Baltimore Bankerd Dennis, 108 Pine
Bankerd Wm. (John F. Forrester & Co.) 211 w Biddle
Bankhead Robert, clerk, 30 n Fremont
Banks Benj. F. furniture wagoner, 97 McEl- derry
Banks Daniel B. president Union Manufac- turing Co., office cor Howard and German, dw 194 Franklin
Banks David, furniture, 59 South, dw 380 e Baltimore, e of Washington
Banks Henry, 235 s Dallas
Banks John, machinist, 15 s Schroeder
Banks John, shoemaker, 232 Barre
Banks John M. machinist, 15 s Schroeder
Banks Joseph, 15 McElderry
Banks Joshua, tinner, 172 n Entaw
Banks Joshua (Kellum & Banks,) 15 McEl- derry
Banks Joshua E. tinner, 172 n Eutaw
Banks Lewis, machinist, 48 s Poppleton
Banks Mrs. Lydia D. 121 Saratoga
Banks Mary, 14 Saratoga
Banks Morton D. 84 e Pratt
Banks Robert T. china ware, 53 South, dw 233 w Lombard
Banks Robert T. jr. clerk, 233 w Lombard
Banks Samuel, machinist, Townsend between John and Grundy
Banks Wm. tinner, 38 Warner
Banks W. H. S. clerk, 380 e Baltimore
Banks Wm. H. clerk, 443 n Gay
Banks W. E. (Swain & Banks) 25 s High
Banks Wm. J. grocer, n e cor Bond and Eager
Bannan John, laborer, 16 Diamond
Bannan John, painter, 85 Druid Hill av
Bannan John, grocer, s e cor Lexington and Paca
Bannan John, machinist, 1 Abey al
Bannan Lawrence, machinist, 79 York Bannan Michael, grocer, 447 n Gay BANNON M. attorney, 32 St. Paul, dw. Anne Arundel Co.
Bannon Patrick, drayman, 120 Scott Bannon Mrs. Hannah, grocery, 362 Ostend Bannenberg Fredk. shoemaker, 344 w Pratt Banning Mrs. Catharine, 280 Lexington
Bannister Wmn. plasterer, 689 w Baltimore Bansel Conrad, baker, 139 s Wolfe
Bansemer G. A. (W. G. Bansemer & Co.) 199 w Hoffman
BANSEMER W. G. & CO. (W. G. Banse- mer & G. A. Bansemer) wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 108 w Lombard Bansemer Wm. G. (W G. Bansemer & Co.) 195 w Hoffman
Banthem Charles W. wheelwright, 289 Cross Banthem Geo. W. quartermaster U. S. N., 289 Cross
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