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Sommers Christopher, lab 129 n Fremont Sommers Henry, laborer, 160 Burgundy al Sommers James, clerk, 121 n Front
Sondergeld Ambrose, milkman, Washington near Polk, Homestead
Sondershoff Charles, clerk, 281 n Howard Sondheimer Benedict, variety store, 20 n Eden Sondheimer Moses, 104 s Broadway
Sondheimer Samuel, tailor, 94 Hillen Sonnebeck E. tinner, 260 s Durham
Sonneborn Christian, cooper, 291 s Sharp
Sonneborn Henry, clothier, 315 w Baltimore, dw 78 s Sharp
Sonneborn Lewis, clothier, 273 w Pratt
Sonnehill Kauffman B. clothier, 125 n How- ard
Sonnehill Lewis, clothier, 350 w Baltimore, dw 288 w Fayette
Sonnemann -Henry, merchant tailor, 498 w Baltimore
Sonnenburg Charles R. confectionery, 492 w Baltimore
Sonnenleiter John G. restaurant, 66 Towson Sonnenleiter Michael, brickmaker, 34 Abey al Sonner Frank, 44 Holland
Sonrey H. laborer, 176 Aliceanna
Soper Edward, (Samuel J. Soper & Co.) 275 w Lombard
SOPER SAMUEL J. & CO. (S. J. Soper, E. Soper,) auctioneers, 42 and 44 s Charles Soper Samuel J. (Samuel J. Soper & Co.) 144 w Biddle
Soper W. Horace, secr'y to State, 21 n Cal- vert
Sopp Adam, laborer, 59 Park
Soran Mrs. C. C. fancy store, 125 s Bond
Soran Charles J. (Harman & Soran, ) 91 e Lombard
SORG CHARLES, baker, 435 w Pratt
SORG WM. tavern, Calverton road near Fayette
Sorgus Frederick, butcher, 431 Penna. av
Sorter Daniel, (Sorter & Sweeney,) 46 n Poppleton
Sorter & Sweeney, house carpenters, 396 w Pratt
Sothoron Zechariah H. conductor B. & O. R. R. 29 n Republican
Soubiron Mary, 99 Druid Hill av
Soubrun Catherine, 88 Druid Hill av
Souder David W. S. salesman, 188 George
Souder Jacob, charcoal burner, Clinton s of Copper Works
Souers George, carpenter, 171 Peirce
Sounds Capt. B. F., U. S. N. 5 Franklin
Sour Francis, 21 n High
Soures George H. rope maker, 162 s Fremont South Thomas, barkeeper, 343 s Bond
Southard Henry, moulder, 769 w Baltimore Southard Joseph, moulder, 769 w Baltimore Southcomb Alexander L. tobacconist and res-
taurant, n w cor Broadway and Bank, dw 131 s Bond
Southcomb Carcy, printer, 373 n Gay
Southcomb John P. dentist, 241 e Baltimore Southcomb Peter H. wire worker, 28 e Lom- bard
Southerland Thomas, grocery, n w cor Car- oline and Mullikin
Sower George, laborer, 22 s Chapel
Sower Henry, baker, 5 Sterrett
Sowers Mrs. Charlotte, 516 w Pratt
Sowers John, 372 s Eutaw
Spade George, cooper, 21 Plum al
Spade Mrs. Rose, tailoress, 189 e Madison
Spades Anthony, laborer, 663 Penna av Spades Daniel, stone cutter, 45 e Pratt
Spafford George A. carpenter, 145 s Bond
Spafford Milton A. carpenter, 145 s Bond
Spafford Nathan H. mechanical engineer, 35 n Gilmor
Spafford Samuel G. house carpenter, 141 s Bond
Spahan Michael, laborer, 37 s Durham
Spahl Henry, laborer, 87 Eastern av Spahn John Casper, shoemak. 236 s Durham Spahn John, brush maker, 212 s Ann, dw 210 Spaight Jeremiah, caulker, 29 Hill
Spalding Mrs. Basil, 103 n Charles
Spalding B R. & Co. (C. G de Garmendia, B. Gough,) gen. com. merch., 18 Commerce
JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
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Spalding James A. engineer, 6 Gough Spalding Rt. Rev. Martin J., Archbishop of Baltimore, 106 n Charles Spalding Wm. F. police, 109 Pine
Spalt John, huckster, 516 Penna av
Spamer Christian, machinist, n w cor Caro- line and Hampstead
Spamer Elizabeth, grocer, n w cor Caroline and Hampstead
Spamer Henry, shoe store, 92 s High
Spamer Julia, coal oil lamps, 130 n Central av
Spamer Ludwig, ethereal oil dealer, 130 n Central av
Span V. laborer, 59 Elliott
Spanberg Henry, sec. hand store,. 19 Lead- enhall
Spandauer Benjamin, collector, 132 n Eden . Spandauer Benjamin, shoemaker, 132 n Eden Spandauer L. property agent, 137 n Eden Spangenberg Fred'k, cigar maker, 6 Callendar SPANGLEBURGER GEORGE, grocer, 182 n Eden
Spanger John, laborer, Belair av nr Choptank Spangler Alfred M. clerk, 378 Franklin Spangler James D. police, 85 n Pine
Spangler John, blacksmith, 91 Granby
SPANGLER REV. JOSEPH N. dentist, 16 n Shroeder
Spangler Maria, seamstress, 28 n Front Spangler Mrs. Mary, 378 Franklin Spangler Mrs. Susannah, 85 n Pine Spangler Wm. tavern, 24 w Lombard Spangler Wm. 378 Franklin
Spank John, sawyer, over 154 Light . Spann Charles F. rigger, 212 s Wolfe Spann George, mariner, 214 s Wolfe Spanner Michael, laborer, 4 Hubbard al Spannhake Herman, clerk, 132 L. Greene Sparhawk Benjamin F. clerk, 51 n Fremont Sparhawk Edward P. soldier, 51 n Fremont Sparhawk John, currier, 51 n Fremont Sparhawk Sam'l H. machinist, 51 n Fremont Sparhawk Stearns, currier, 7 Mercer, dw 51 n Fremont
Sparklin Barton J. grocery and feed store, 112 n High, dw 83
Sparklin Samuel, coroner, 102 s Eden Sparklin Tilghman W. police, 14 n Bond Sparklin T. W. 83 n High
Sparklin Wm. F. police, 14 Gough Sparks Mary A. confectionery, 158 Cathedral Sparks Richard, fireman, 35 Philpot al Sparks Robert, harness maker, 911% n Eutaw Sparks S. E. of custom house, 158 Cathedral Sparks Thomas, civil engineer, 27 w Biddle Sparks Walter, tinner, 297 e Eager
Sparkuhl Frederick, box maker, 21 s Liberty Sparmer Mrs. Yetta, 27 Fawn
Spates, Alfred, president Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co. Fountain hotel Spates George, iron roller, 108 s Wolfe
Spates Richard P. clerk, 36 w Hoffman Spatzel Conrad, laborer, 373 Penna. av Spaulding Mrs. Maria, 53 n Carey Spaulding Wm. F. police, 109 n Pine
Spavin Miss Ann, 246 Montgomery
Spavin Francis, clerk Register Wills office, 246 Montgomery
Spavin Wm. blacksmith, Fulton s of Pratt Speake Rev. Wm. 22 s Calhoun
SPEAR BROS. (J. Otis Spear, P. Forney Spear,) hardware, safes, &c., 41 s Charles. -[See p. 52 Advertisements.]
SPEAR & COLE, (JohnW. Spear, W. H. Cole,) leather dealers, 18 and 20 Water Spear Edwin W. clerk, 24 n Greene Spear Harrison, U. S. N. 24 n Greene Spear J. Otis, (Spear Bros.) 24 n Greene Spear James, plasterer, 203 Druid Hill av Spear John W. (Spear & Cole,) 81 e Pratt Spear Lambert G. clerk, 180 n Calvert Spear Leonora, 81 e Pratt
Spear Otis, secretary Union Fire Insurance Co. 24 n Greene
Spear P. Forney, (Spear Bros.) 24 n Greene Spear Robert, timber dealer, 72 s High
Spear Wm. R. lumber merchant, Mansion house
Spear Wm. insurance agent, office 65 Second, dw 180 n Calvert
Spearman Peter, carter, 26 s Eden
Spech Benj. tailor, 238 s Dallas
Specht Henry, tailor, 91 Low
Speck Mary, tavern, 338 s Bond
Spedden Alfred S. (Carson & Spedden,) 265 Hollins
Spedden Maj. Edw. cor Barre and Hanover Spedden Capt. Hugh B. 31 Warren
Spedden John N. machinist, 48 Dolphin
Spedden Levin, 41 n Caroline
Spedden Mrs. Martha B. teacher, 169 Hanover Spedden Robt. H. brickmaker, 108 Columbia Spedden Thomas, carpenter, 810 w Baltimore Spedden Vincent P. brickmak. 108 Columbia Spedden Wm. H. (Cook & Spedden,) 187 Washington, F. H. Spedden Wm. L. 77 Lee
Speel Frederick, storekeeper Quartermaster's department, 177 w Pratt
Speidel Martha, lager beer, 14 President
Speigel John, tailor, 45 s Wolfe
Speigel Sylvester, tailor, 78 s Wolfe
Speigel Valentine, laborer, 43 Fountain Speights John T. letter carrier, 173 n Paca Speights John S. 173 n Paca
Spein Henry, machinist, 552 w Pratt Spellesy Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 132 Boyd Spellisy Martin, butcher, 10 Booth Spellman John, grocery, 11 s Front Spelman Dominic, carpenter, 25 Ogston
Spelman John, silversmith, 25 Ogston Spelman Martin, gilder, 25 Ogston Spelman Patrick, laborer, 29 Walnut al Spence Charles, 26 Gough
Spence Mrs. Elizabeth, 106 St. Peter
Spence George W. undertaker, 19 Holland
Spence George, horseshoer, 2 West Falls av dw 22 Comet
Spence Harman, police, 233 s Paca
Spence James N. laborer, 47 s Regester Spence John E. engineer, 56 s Exeter Spence John H. tinner, 157 n Caroline Spence John H. boiler maker, 13 Abey al
Spence Joseph A. huckster, 23 Stirling Spence Joseph, wagoner, 108 St. Peter Spence Mrs. Lydia A. 108 St. Peter
SPENCE & REID, (Wm. W. Spence, A. Reid,) shipping and commission merchants, 5 Spear's wharf
Spence Thomas B. gas fitter, Gay near Sara- toga, dw 180 Chesnut Spence -, seaman, 9 Bounty la
Spence W. W. (Spence & Reid) 36 Cathedral Spence William, oar maker, 24 Ensor Spencer Daniel, printer, 53 Garden
Spencer David, drayman, 180 Dover
SHIRTS! SHIRTS !! SHIRTS !!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are now located at 168 Baltimore-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.
Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Spencer E. N. clerk, 65 Lexington Spencer Geo. W. foundryman, 396 Hanover Spencer Jervis, attorney, 11% Courtland
Spencer John, Quartermaster's office, 180 e Baltimore
Spencer John M. hosiery and trimmings, 478 w Baltimore
Spencer John, shoemaker, 40 Hanover, dw 141 Cross
Spencer Jos. H. (Meredith, Spencer & Co.) Baltimore Co
Spencer L. C. (L. C. Spencer & Co.) Con- necticut
Spencer L. C. & Co. (L. C. Spencer, Jacob Auger,) oyster packers, 319 Aliceanna
Spencer Mary Ann, 222 Dover
Spencer Mary Ann, 6 Abbot
Spencer Mary, 138 s Spring
Spencer Richard, shoemaker, 144 Mulliken Spencer Samuel S. 61 s Bond
Spencer S. G. printer, 64 n Gay
Spencer Serena, 85 n Charles
Spencer Mrs. Sophia D. teacher, 48 n Amity Spencer Thomas W., U. S. N. 61 s Bond Spencer Thomas, confectioner, 13 Pine
Spencer Thos. H. wharfinger, foot Caroline, dw 51 s Wolfe
Spencer Thomas, turnkey Eastern district, 61 s Bond
Spencer U. A. clerk, 17 n Calvert
Spencer Wm. H. recording clerk Superior Court, 61 s Bond
Spencer Wm. H. clerk, 165 Druid Hill av Spencer W. Henry, clerk, 6 George
Spencer Wm. P. conveyancer, Law Building, dw 272 e Baltimore
Spendaur B. peddler, 155 n Eden Spenner George, tailor, 445 Canton av Spenner John, shoemaker, 11 Park Sperlein George, tailor, 13 Jew al Sperry Amelia C. 199 w Fayette Sperry Clara, 137 North
Sperzel Aloysius, shoemaker, 113 Lexington Sperzel George, laborer, 58 Elliott
Spetzler Frank, cap maker, 59 n Frederick Spicer Charles, 218 w Biddle
Spicer George W. express agent, 379 w Lom- bard
Spicer Hanson J. collector, 92 Park
Spicer Henrietta, housekeeper, 74 Cathedral Spicer Hiram, grocery, 430 w Lombard Spicer H. J. 47 McCulloh Spicer Dr. Hiram L. 108 Hollins Spicer James C. clerk, 55 e Madison Spicer John, police, 586 w Pratt
Spicer John, tailor, 165 Franklin, dw 214 Mulberry
Spicer Samuel G. justice of the peace, 72 w Fayette, dw Orleans e of Broadway Spicer Thomas, jr., paying teller Brothers McKim, 47 McCulloh Spicer William, gardener, 7 Heath Spicknall John W. solicitor, 230 w Pratt Spidler Catherine, 134 Low Spieker Henry, laborer, 306 Johnson Spieker Mrs. Margaret £. 123 n Paca Spielmeer Ilenry, beer saloon, 368 s Eutaw Spielmeir William, beer saloon, 265 n Bond SPIES CHAS. L. dancing academy, over s e cor Charles and Baltimore, dw 243 Sara- toga .- [ See p. 20 Advertisements. ] Spies Geo. L. professor of dancing, 243 Sa- ratoga
Spies Geo. C. tailor, 99 L. Greene
Spies Geo. W. machinist, 74 Hill
Spies Jacob, tailor, 69 n Central av
Spies John G. brickmaker, Ferry road, dw 224 Light
Spies Louis W. tailor, 216 n Caroline
Spies Mary A. dressmaker, 45 Lee
Spies Margaret, 45 Lee
Spies Michael, huckster, 59 Union
Spies William, police, 285 s Sharp
Spies Wm. T. brickmaker, Ferry road, dw 285 s Sharp
Spilcker Chas. W. (Wm. & H. Spilcker,) 325 Lexington
Spilcker C. W. jr. clerk, 325 Lexington
Spilcker G. Herman, (Wm. & H. Spilcker,) 140 Mulberry
Spilcker Wm. & H. lamp and coal oil, 136 w Baltimore
Spilker Charles, jr. clerk, 92 Hanover
SPILKER CHARLES & CO. (C. Spilker, C. Rogge,) importers of German, French and English fancy goods, 10 Hanover
Spilker Charles, (Charles Spilker & Co.) 92 Hanover
Spillane Mrs. Ellen, restaurant, Fort av, ad- joining Fort McHenry
Spillane James, restaurant, 81 Eastern av
Spillane John, Fort av, adjoining Fort Mc- Henry
Spillane Michael, laborer, Fort av, adjoining Fort McHenry
SPILLER & ALCOCK, (R. M. Spiller, W. E. Alcock,) importers of cloths, cassimeres and vestings, over s w cor Baltimore and Hanover
Spiller Robt. M. (Spiller & Alcock,) 108 w Monument
Spillman George, porter, 55 Watson
Spilman Alexander B. clerk, 45 s Broadway Spilman Alice, 101 Granby
Spilman Chas. (Gottschalk & Spilman,) 258 Franklin
Spilman Frederick, cigar maker, 258 Franklin Spilman George, clerk, 267 Saratoga
Spilman Henry, clerk, 660 w Fayette Spilman James D. salesman, 172 German Spilman Jacob, stone mason, 6 Diamond
Spilman John H. tailor, 298 Mulberry Spilman Thomas, tailor, 230 s Eutaw Spindler Henry, carpenter, 19 New Church Spindler Joseph, blacksmith, 166 Burgundy al Spindler Wm. varnisher, 19 New Church Spink Samuel G. plasterer, 45 McHenry Spittel Henry, machinist, 20 Callendar
SPITZ H. P. Commission Merchant, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines, and Cigars, No. 212 Lexington Street.
Spitznagel Philip, baker, 109 n Central av Spitznas Frederick, cigar maker, 121 s Sharp Spon George, tailor, 213 s Eutaw Spohr Eckert, upholsterer, 34 Holiday Sponsler Charles A. agent Singer's sewing machines, 75 Harford av
Sponsler Charles R. printer, 68 n Pine Spooner Rev. John Alden, 16 s Calhoun
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.
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Sporleder G. H. (Sohl & Sporleder,) 229 Montgomery
Sporrer Lewis, baker, 84 e Lombard Spoth Edward, professor music, 211 e Eager Spradling John, sutler, 107 Vine Spradling Mildred, 107 Vine
Sprague Elisha R. attorney and secretary Peoples Gas Co., 5 St. Paul, dw Baltimore Co.
Sprague Mrs. Eliza A. 135 s Bond
Sprankling Edward, tobacconist, 313 e Monu- ment
Sprankling John J. carter, 236 n Caroline
SPRECKELMEYER GEORGE, proprietor Bellevue Gardens, w Baltimore near city limits
Spreehe Adolph, tobacconist, 574 w Baltimore Sprengel William, clerk, 80 Penna. av .
Sprenger Charles, butcher, 34 Hanover and Hollins markets, dw Garrison lane near Western cemetery
Sprenger C. W. butcher, 45 Hanover and 17 Hollins markets, dw Frederick road, Balti- more Co
Sprenkle Charles H. chairmaker, s w cor Lombard and Caroline, dw 15 s Caroline Sprenton Edwin, cigar maker, 313 e Monu- ment
Sprigg & Allis, (Wm. Sprigg, John Allis,) Calverton house, Calverton road
Sprigg Daniel, cashier Merchants Bank, 63 McCulloh.
Sprigg Horace, coal oil manufactory, 66 Ridgely
SPRIGG JOSEPH A. stock broker, 32 w Second, dw s w cor Townsend and Mc- Culloh
Sprigg Thomas, carpenter, 267 Hollins
Sprigg Wm. (Sprigg & Allis,) Lexington near Republican
Sprigg Wm., Judge Appeal Tax Court, dw 552 Lexington
Spriggs David, moulder, 627 w Pratt
Spriggs James W. tinner, 163 Aliceanna Spring Henry, laborer, 31 s Bethel Springer Mrs. Elizabeth, 202 Castle al
Springer & Freidenreich, (M. H. Springer, A. Freidenreich,) wholesale clothers, 309 w Baltimore
Springer Moses H.(Springer & Freidenreich,) 109 Mulberry
Springer Samuel, soldier, 124 St. Peter
SPRINGER WOLF, clothing, 52 and 54 w Pratt, dw 41 e Pratt
Springer Valentine, laborer, 200 s Durham Sproston Geo. S. (Dare, Sproston & Co.) 201 w Fayette
Sproston Jane, 201 w Fayette
Sproston Wm G. 201 w Fayette
Sprowe Martha, tailoress, 235 n Central av Sprowl James, shoemaker, 234 e Madison Sprucebank Benj. J., Federal nr Cathedral Spruth Charles, seaman, 103 Elliott
Spuck Christian, butcher, Patterson la betw. York and Harford avs
Spurr John, shoemaker, 120 Scott
Spurrier Ann E. 10 n Greene
Spurrier Edward, 16 Rock
Spurrier Edward, cigar maker, 16 Rock
Spurrier John, blacksmith, 554 w Lombard Spurrier Rudolph, clerk, Biddle e of Eutaw Spurrier William, conductor B. & O. R. R. 406 w Fayette
Spurrier William, dispatcher of trains B. &. O. R. R. 594 w Lombard
Squires John O. carpenter, 169 Raborg Squires Trusten, soldier, 219 Chesnut Sriver John, mariner, 105 Albemarle
Sroud William, bricklayer, 39 Jackson Staab George, tailor, 315 n Central av Staab John, tailor, 317 n Central av
Staab Peter, cigar maker, s e cor Orleans and Aisquith
Stabanaw Chas. stone cutter, 141 Central av Stabf Melchoir, lager beer, 254 n Central av Stabler A. G. ticket agent B & O. R. R. 197 w Lombard
Stabler Edward, jr., (E. Stabler, jr. & Co.) 49 Lexington
STABLER E., Jr. & CO., 23 South street, (up stairs,) Shippers and Wholesale Dealers in Anthracite and George's Creek Cumberland Coal.
STABLER FRANCIS & CO. (Francis Sta- bler,) oyster and fruit packer, n e cor Howard and Lee, dw Relay house N.C.R. STABLER JORDAN, teas, wines and gro- ceries, 214 w Lombard, dw 197
Stabler Lewis, ticket agent, B. & O. R. R. 197 w Lombard
Stabler Lydia C. 137 Camden
Stach John, soldier, 233 Forrest
Stack Garret, laborer, 6 n Amity Stack Garret, laborer, Jordan al nr Dolphin Stack John, carpenter, cor Calvert and Frank- lin, dw 187 Forrest
Stack John, carpenter, 1 Hamilton
Stack John, carpenter, ne cor Franklin and Hargrove al
Stack Mrs. Mary, 6 n Amity
Stack Mary, washerwoman, 227 Raborg
Stack Patrick, grocery, I Hamilton Stack Sarah, 233 Fremont
Stack Thomas, 233 Fremont
Stackmeyer George, butcher, Penna. av n of Northern av
Staeblein Theodore, 96 Hill
Staelmire John, grocery, 191 e Eager Stafford John, coachmaker. 193 Chesnut Stafford John, coachman, 465 w Lombard Stafford Lawrence, grocery, cor Caroline and Fayette
Stafford Mrs. Mary E. 3: 8 Lexington
Stafford Nicholas, carpenter, 197 Hamburg
Stafford Nicholas, well digger, 100 Green- mount av
Stafford Capt. Wm. J. mariner, 159 s Broad- way
Stafford Wm. florist, n e cor Cathedral and Read
Stager John, 55 Fawn
Stager John, chairmaker, 263 Light
Stagers John, butcher, Penna. av n of North- ern av
Stagers Joseph, blacksmith, 40 Dewberry al Stahl Alexander, carpenter, 17 Smith Stahl -- , laborer, 265 s Ann
Stahl Jacob, piano maker, 175 Lemmon Stahl Walter, sergeant police, 485 Saratoga Stahlberg Geo. cap maker, 207 s Charles Stahle John, shoemaker, 130 Saratoga
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
Strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BROS. & Co., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Stalın E. grocery, 123 Henrietta
Stahn Mathias, daguerreotypist, 87 n Gay, dw 32 Harford av
Stahn Powers, laborer, 280 s Durham
Stailman Wm. cigar maker, 237 s Ann
Stakmyer John, laborer, 308 Aliceanna Staley Andrew J. machinist, 21 Buren
Staley G. R. (Pitt & Co.) Howard house Staley Nicholas, clerk, 84 Hanover
Staler Wm. leather dealer, 43 n Front Stalfort Fred'k, (Stalfort & Son,) 54 s Eutaw Stalfort John, (Stalfort & Son,) 65 s Paca Stalfort & Son, (Fred'k Stalfort, John Stal- fort,) curriers, 326 w Pratt
Staling Francis, painter, 289 e Monument Stall Mrs. Agnes, 147 Chatsworth
Stall & Grubbs, (Wm. Stall, T. B. Grubbs,) commission merchants, 132 w Pratt
Stall Wm. (Stall & Grubbs,) 19 Fremont near Penna. av
Stallings Elizabeth, 1 Caroline street ct Stallings John W. brickmaker, 301 Columbia Stallings John, brickmaker, 303 Columbia Stallings John, sawyer, 299 Columbia Stallings Lewis, police, 289 Columbia Stallings Mrs. Martha, 303 Columbia
Stallings Samuel, brickmaker, 35 Scott
.Stallings Samuel, brickmaker, 303 Columbia
Stallings Samuel R. bricklayer, 18 e Monu- ment
Stallknecht Adolph, sampler, 54 Gough
Stalsenbach Augustus, laborer, Garrison la n of Frederick road
Stalzanbach Harman H. butcher, 1019 w Pratt
Stam Robert, painter, 33 s Wolfe .
Staminger Jacob, distiller, 277 Hanover Stamm George, cigar maker, 21 Harrison
Stamm Jno. M. basket maker, 167 e Lombard Stammers Shepard, agent, Canton, dw 326 e Pratt
Stamp Elizabeth, tailoress, 74 s Fremont Stamp Wm. W. 124 G. Hughes
Stampe Jacob, mate, 185 s Bond Stanbaugh John P. druggist, 130 w Madison Standeford Ed P. carpenter, 548 Penna. av Standiford Mrs. Lavinia, 183 East Standiford Philip, carpenter, 212 Hollins Stanfield Wm. constable, €9 Sharp
Stanford August, cooper, 162 Burguudy al Stanford Henry, turnkey Middle District, 97 n Caroline
Stanford Thos. H., jr. clerk, 376 Franklin Stanford Thomas H. 216 Saratoga Stang David, cooper, 97 Peach al
Stang Henry, clothier, 320 w Pratt, dw 59 s Eutaw
Stange Jacob, laborer, 266 s Broadway
Stange Wm. shoemaker, 10 Stirling Stanger John L finisher, 54 Boyd
Stanley Amanda M. matron Female Dep't Orphans' Asylum, n Stricker, near Saratoga STANLEY & CO. (J. P. E. Stanley,) deal- ers in tin plate and metals generally, 30 Light .- [ See p. 28 Advertisements. ]
Stanley John P. E. (Stanley & Co.) 34 n Calvert
Stanley Oliver, boiler maker, 195 Ramsay Stanley Thos, laborer, 635 Light Stanley Mrs. Wm. D. 355 Penna. av
Standling Peter M. butter and provisions, 80 Pearl
Stannae Francis, tailor, 63 Bank
Stansbury Augustus M. cigar maker, 417 e Fayette
Stansbury Augustus M. superintendent lamps, 195 n Exeter
Stansbury Mrs. Ann, 381 e Eager
Stansbury Mrs. Ann E. 108 Hanover
Stansbury Mrs. A. M. 62 Saratoga
Stansbury Mrs. Carville S. 62 Saratoga
Stansbury Mrs. Clarinda, 417 e Fayette
Stansbury Darius, produce and commission merchant, 115 and 117 n High, dw 147 n Charles
Stansbury Mrs. E. M. 192 w Biddle
Stansbury Col. Elijah, sr. 427 n Central av Stansbury George, clerk, 224 Franklin
Stansbury James, real estate agent, 61 s Broadway, dw 6 s Broadway
Stansbury James, clerk, 6 s Broadway
Stansbury James E. clothier, 83 Thames, dw 58 s Broadway
Stansbury Jesse J. watchmaker, 98 Druid Hill av
Stansbury John S. grocer and provision deal- er, 12 and 14 Penna. av, dw 192 Pearl
Stansbury John T. grocer, se cor Baltimore and Calhoun
Stansbury John, laborer, 236 Franklin
Stansbury John S. collar maker, 82 George
Stansbury Levi, second hand dealer, 208 s Charles
Stansbury Nathaniel, sup't streets, 216 Can- ton av
Stansbury Robert D. proprietor Bull's Head hotel, 130 n Front
Stansbury Thos. Thompsonian practitioner, 165 n Caroline
Stansbury Wm. T. printer, 83 n Exeter
Stansbury Win. J. carpenter, 233 w Biddle
Stansbury Wm. H. carpenter, 127 s Wolfe
Stansbury Wm. 247 Harford av
Stansbury Wm. ship carpenter, 114 Bank Stan,bury Wm. H1. machinist, 83 n Exeter
Stanton Bridget, grocery, 33 York
Stanton Catherine, nurse, 129 n Front
Stanton Col. David L. 4 n Mount
Stanton Eldridge, photograph gallery, n w cor Charles and Fayette
Stanton Mrs. Ellen, 96 e Lombard
Stanton James, restaurant, 17 w Fayette
Stanton James, laborer, 77 Lancaster
Stanton Mrs. Rebecca, 4 n Mount
Stanton Richard H. mariner, 4 n Mount Stanton Sophia, 638 w Fayette
Stansfield Wm. stone cutter, 69 s Sharp
Stapf Augustus, tavern, Frederick av ur city limits
Staph Anton, lager beer, 83 Mulberry
Stapleford Winlock, watchman, 188 n Broad way
Staplefort John C. commission merchant, 92 Light-st. wharf, dw 156 Hanover
Stapleton Edward, silver plater, 44 Gough Stapleton John, laborer, 12 Pleasant al Stapleton John, milkman, 232 s Paca Stapleton Laertes C. police, 180 Columbia
Stapleton Reginald E. 9 n Exeter Stapleton Timothy, laborer, 49 President Staples Capt. Eben, 2 Aisquith Starck Charles, wood sawyer, 53 s Frederick
Starck Charles, laborer, 310 Johnson
Starckloff August, lithographer, 20 Conway Starckloff Chas. F. bookkeeper, 105 Hanover Stark August, porter, 299 n Fremunt
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
SMITH BROS. & CO., Sponge all their Goods.
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Stark Hilarius C. straw cutter, 463 Saratoga Stark John, hackman, 63 Granby
Stark Joseph, cabinet mak., 270 n Central av Starke Charles, box maker, 8 New Church Starke Simon, 120 Mulberry
Starker John, shoemaker, 57 s Eutaw
Starkey E. August, cabinet maker, 738 w Baltimore
Starkey Bertha, teacher, 738 w Baltimore
Starkey Corneal, laborer, 5 Willow
Starkey Jacob, glazier, 9 s Frederick
Starkey James, clerk, 80 Mulberry
Starkey James, butcher, 22 Centre market, dw 554 e Fayette
Starkey John, commission merchant, 80 Mul- berry
Starkey John G. bookkeeper, 130 e Pratt
Starkweather Miss M. A. 7 n Carey
Starling Elizabeth, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Emily, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Isabella, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Margaret, dressmaker, 87 Garden Starr Amanda C. 88 Moore al
STARR B. F. French burr mill stones and bolting cloths, 173 North, cor Centre, dw B. F. S. 112 n Calvert
Starr David J. clerk, 159 Saratoga
Starr Edward G. soliciting agt life insurance, 689 Lexington
Starr Edward V. clerk B. & O. R. R. 260 w Lombard
Starr George, huckster, 164 William
Starr George W. plasterer, 204 n Eutaw
Starr Henry, clerk, 689 Lexington
Starr Dr. Hezekiah, office 16 n Liberty, dw I16 w Fayette
Starr James, tinner, 163 Bank
Starr John, jr. reporter, 28 North
Starr John J. (Rogers, Bowes & Co.) 689 Lexington
Starr John, gate keeper first toll gate Freder- iek road
STARR CAPT. JOSEPH, propr. Starr ho- tel, 100 n Front
Starr J. tailor, 257 n Eden
Starr Leo, second-hand dealer, 315 Aliceanna Starr Maria F. 182 n Calvert
Starr & Co. (R. Starr,) tobacconists, 27 s Cal- vert, snuff mill, Buren nr Falls
Starr Edward V. clerk B. & O. R. R. 303 w Lombard
Starr R. (Starr & Co.) 182 n Calvert
Starr Wesley, 258 w Lombard
Starr Wm. T. tinner, 467 Saratoga
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