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Turner Joshua, fisherman, 55 Granby
TURNER LEWIS, JR., butcher, 53 Centre, 49 Lexington, and 9 Hanover markets, dw Penna. av near Northern av
TURNER LEWIS, SR., pres't beef butchers' hide and tallow association, Butchers' row, Penna. av extended
Turner Lewis, sr., butcher, 9 Hanover mar- ket, dw Penna. av extended
Turner Morris, laborer, 6 Smith
Turner Mary D. millinery and trimmings, 17 e Baltimore
Turner Mrs. Mary, 130 e Madison
TURNER ROBERT, flour, feed, guano and lime store, 43 s Frederick, dw 270 e Fayette Turner Richard M. clerk, 158 s Paca Turner Richard, carpenter, 10 Tessier Turner Mrs. Susan, 172 McHenry
TURNER S. E. & CO. (S. E. Tur- ner, G. A. Ogle,) Stationers and Account Book Manufacturers, 3 s Charles.
Turner Samuel E. (S. E. Turner & Co.) 27 Courtland
Turner Sarah A. 54 s High
Turner Sobieski, clerk, 256 e Fayette
Turner Thomas B (J. W. & E. Reynolds & Co.) 51 McCulloh
Turner Thomas G. clerk, 52 s Sharp
Turner Thomas, carpenter, 355 e Monument Turner Thomas K. house and sign painter, 11 South, dw 176 Chesnut
Turner Mrs. Vincent, 40 s Regester
Turner Walter B. carpenter, 349 Lexington
Turner Wm. soldier, rear 53 n Front
Turner Wm. hostler, fire dept. dw Falls road near Grundy
Turner Wm. L. 26 Greenmount av
Turner Wm. huckster, 59 s Caroline
Turner Wm. G. laborer, 40 Haubert
Turner Wm. H. H. clerk, 26 Greenmount av Turner Wm. F. n e cor Bond and Fayette
Turner Wm. (Reid & Turner,) 697 Lexington
Turner Wm. blacksmith, Lanvale lane near Charles
Turner Zechariah, ship carpenter, 292 e Lom- bard
Turney Michael, shoemaker, 2 Collison ct
Turpin Joshua, shoemaker, 94 Pearl
Tustin Mrs. Mary, ladies shoes, 120 Lex- ington
Tustin Rachel, hucksteress, 252 n Caroline Tuttle Alfred, brass finisher, 37 Milliman
Tuttle Columbus, gaiter manufacturer, 385 Lexington
Tuttle Charles, tailor, 351 Penna. av
Tuttle David A. clerk, 100 Druid Hill av
Tuttle Daniel, printer, 385 Lexington
Tuttle Edmund B. printer, 171 Saraloga
Tuttle Enoch, daguerreotypist, 45 Hanover Tuttle Capt. Henry, U. S A. 28 North
Tuttle Henry C. printer, 171 Saratoga
Tuttle Jane, dressmaker, 81 w Fayette
Tuttle John, laborer, 415 Saratoga
Tutile Mary J. grocery, 65 n Schroeder
Tuttle Oliver, printer, 171 Saratoga Tuttle Robert, 109 Saratoga
Tuttle Wm. N. jr. printer, 171 Saratoga
Tuttle Mrs. Wm. N. 171 Saratoga
Tuxford Martin, laborer, 22 Mount
Tuxworth David H. blacksmith, 225 n Cen- tral av
Tuxworth D. Howard, clerk, 225 n Central av Tweedal Mrs. Ellen, washerwom. 30 Hughes Tweedal Wm. machinist, 97 York
Tweedall John, china mender, 894 w Balti- more
Tweedy Samuel A. butter, 77 Camden, dw 53 Conway *
Twele Charles, grocer, 23 w Biddle Twele Louis, carter, 414 Division
JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.
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Twiford Edward O. bartender, 126 Light Twist Stephen, huckster, 115 Albemarle Tydings Charles, barber, 104 Franklin Tyler Alexander T. mariner, 220 Barre
TYLER & BRO. (Chas. Tyler,) biscuit and cracker, pilot and navy bread manuf. 49 w Pratt
Tyler Capt. Chas. quartermaster, Voshell House, Holiday near Fayette
Tyler Chias. of G. K. (Tyler & Bro.) 17 n Front
Tyler Chas. 29 n Front
Tyler Columbus, laborer, 83 Cross
Tyler Elizabeth, 8 Lovely la
Tyler Daniel M. carpenter, 42 s Broadway
Tyler G. K. (G. K. Tyler & Co.) Baltimore County
Tyler G. K. (Kimball, Shaffer & Co.) Balti- more Co.
Tyler G. K. & Co. (George K. Tyler,) steam saw mill, Canton, office 49 w Pratt
Tyler George G. clerk, Baltimore Co.
Tyler James, shoemaker, 151 n Exeter
Tyler John A. boiler maker, 422 Light
Tyler John A. clerk, 85 e Fayette
Tyler Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 30 L. Church Tyler Margaret, 112 s Regester
Tyler Stephen W. clerk, 85 e Fayette
Tyler Win. S. clerk, 85 e Fayette
Tyler Wm. G. clerk, 235 w Lombard
Tysinger Lewis, clerk, 109 McElderry
TYSON & BRO. (F. Tyson,) millers, 40 Commerce
Tyson, Camp & Co. (W. E. Camp, O. E. Maltby & Co.) cake and cracker bakers, 452 and 454 w Baltimore
Tyson Charles B. 100 n Paca
Tyson Fred'k. K. (Tyson & Bro.) 299 Madi- son av
Tyson Henry S. (Ferguson & Tyson,) 34 s Greene
TYSON HENRY, president of City P. R. R., office n e cor Baltimore and Eutaw, dw 67 McCulloh
Tyson Isaac, jr., 63 McCulloh
Tyson James W. (Isaac Tyson & Sons,) Baltimore Co.
TYSON JESSE, chemical manufacturer, Block-st. office over 7 South
Tyson Jesse, 33 Franklin
Tyson John P. (O. E. Maltby & Co.) 288 Madison av
TYSON JOHN S. 29 St. Paul, dw Howard County
Tyson Joseph J. (Simms & Tyson,) 320 Hollins
Tyson Joshua J. H. stationery, 484 w Balti- more, dw 390 Lexington
Tyson Margaret, teacher, 220 Harford av Tyson Nathan, 299 Madison av
TYSON PHILIP T. geologist, office and dw 170 Garden
Tyson Richard W. jr., 222 n Charles
TYSON ROBERT & CO. (Robert Tyson,) flour merchants, foot of Patterson
Tyson Robert, (R. Tyson & Co.) 299 Madi- son av
Tyson R. W. agent Baltimore spike manufac., 7 South, dw n w cor Charles and Eager Tyte Mrs. Ann, fancy store, 57 e Baltimore Tyte Charles, ship joiner, 57 e Baltimore Tyte Thomas, ship joiner, 134 s Regester Tzinsky John, grocery, 58 Thames
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UBELACKER CASPER, carpenter, 9 Harmony la Uber Frederick, police, 230 Barre Ubert John, shoemaker, 18 Stiles Udich H. Lewis, tailor, 80 Pearl Uernan Henry, grocery, 74 Mulberry Uhed Lewis, laborer, Monroe n of Pratt
Uhl Francis A. tobacconist, 41 Centre market space, dw 30 Spring row
Uhl Jacob, furniture store, 58 Hampstead
Uhl Jacob, cooper, 31 Abbot
Uhland John, tailor, 366 Penna av
Uhlenberg Harman H. grocer, 27 Clay
Uhlenberg J. George, tavern, s e cor German and Eutaw
Uhler Erasmus, clerk, 27 s Eden
Uhler Geo. W. dry goods, 162 Franklin, dw Lutherville, Baltimore Co
Uhler Dr. J. R. 294 w Lombard
Uhlfelder S. shoemaker, 6316 Harrison
Uhlhorn Mrs. Dorothea, 401 w Fayette
Uhlhorn Frederick, machinist, 44 & Regester Uhrig Emerich J. shoemaker, 31 Jordan al Uhrig John, (John C Riu & Co.) 72 Park Uhrig Philip, clerk, 72 Park
Uhrlaub Edward, Consul for Hanover, over
69 Exchange place, dw Lutherville, Balti- more Co
Uhthoff Fred. A.C. bookkeep. 139 w Hoffman Ulbich Adam, blacksmith, 112 e Fayette
Ulbich Mrs. M. R. midwife, 112 e Fayette Ulbich Joseph, barkeeper, 112 e Fayette Ulbrant George, laborer, 171 s Regester
Ulery E. G., Fulton between Lexington and Fayette
Ulle A Julius, tailor, 73 s Paca
Ullersperger Jacob, cook, 29 n Greene
Ullman Abraham, clothing and shoe store, 104 Low
Ullrich Joseph, painter, 41 s Regester
Ulman Alfred, (Ulman & Co.) 5 n Gay
Ulman Benjamin F. money advanced on mer- chandise, &c., 22 n Gay
Ulman B. F. (Ulman & Co.) 22 n Gay Ulman & Co. (A. J. Ulman, B. F. Ulman , S.
J. Ulman,) liquors, 48 w Lombard
Ulman Joseph, shoe store, 215 s Charles Ulman Solon J. (Ulman & Co. ) 22 n Gay Ulmer Jacob, laborer, rear of 378 Saratoga
Ulric Anna, confectioner, 169 s Ann Ulric John, clerk, 169 s Ann
Ulrich Adam, carter, 141 Johnson
Ulrich Barbara, hucksteress, 40 Granby
Ulrich Conrad, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton
Ulrich Ernst W. grocery, 233 Hollins
Ulrich Fredk. W. shoemaker, 113 n Calvert
Ulrich Geo. F. confectioner, 118 Burgundy al Ulrich George, musician, 101 n Paca Ulrich Henry C. clerk, 42 Columbia
Ulrich Henry, laborer, 102 Eastern av
Ulrich Henry, glass blower, 90 Eastern av Ulrich Jacob, laborer, 41 Bank
Ulrich John, baker, s e cor Eden and Orleans
Ulrich John, laborer, 67 s Chapel
Ulrich John, laborer, 84 Luzerne
Ulrich Nicholas, laborer, 1 Vincent near Bal- timore
Ulrich Nicholas, tavern and shoemaker, s e cor Washington and Gough
Ulrich Philip, musician, 96 Harford av
Ulrich Samuel, (Miller & Ulrich, ) tobacconist, 162 n High
RAYMOND, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., near Calvert. keep the Largest and Best Appointed Shirt and Furnishing Goods House in the United States.
Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W. BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.
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Ulrich William, grocery, 42 Columbia Ulrich Wm. W. huckster, 91 n Poppleton Ulsch Caspar, shoemaker, Clinton nr Ellicott Umbach George, laborer, 34 Shakspear Umbrack Mary, tailoress, 267 Raborg Umbrack Sophia, tailoress, 267 Raborg Umbrage Joseph, currier, 448 w Baltimore Umhoffer Wilhelmina, over 3 s Front
Umlauff Henry, n w cor High and Plowman Umstad Jacob, clerk in Surveyor's office, 598 w Lombard
Umstad Jacob, grocery, n e corner Carey and Lombard
Umsteadt Christian, stone mason, 22 Sterrett Umsteadt August, shoemaker, 22 Sterrett
Uncles Benjamin, of B. & O. R. R., 52 n Poppleton
Unclebach Peter, laborer, 83 Ramsay
Uncelback Henry, baker, 430 Saratoga
Underhill Israel L. police, 34 Hoffman
Underwood A. J. conductor, 440 w Lombard Underwood Mrs. Albert, rear of Boston near Hudson
Underwood Emma, 191 n Fremont
Underwood George, painter, 7 Fremont near Penna av
Underwood Henry R. wheelwright, 13 Jo- sephine
Underwood James, baker, 192 n Broadway
Underwood Jane, dressmaker, 167 e Pratt Underwood John I. saddler, 528 Lexington
Underwood Joseph A. painter, 202 e Madison Underwood Joseph S. painter, 7 Fremont nr Penna av
Underwood Joshua, 67 Jefferson
Underwood Noah, iron cutter, 10 Essex
Underwood Wm. printer, 46 Jackson
Unduch Nicholas H. (Golder & Unduch,) 632 w Baltimore
Undutch Frederick, soldier, 4 Williamson al Undutch Nicholas, screwsman, 10 William- son al
Unger Adam, mariner, 18 Granby
Unger August, baker, 176 n Caroline
Unger Caspar, iron roller, 157 s Regester
Unger & Rumohr, (Louis Unger, Henry Ru- mohr,) shoes, 39 n Eutaw
Uniack Edward M. clerk, 163 s Sharp
Uniack John J. bookkeeper, 61 Lee
Uniack John, 163 s Sharp
UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF BAL- TIMORE, 42 Second, Otis Spear, secretary -[See p. 9 Advertisements. ]
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND, s e cor Fayette and Charles -(See Appendix.) UNIÓN CLUB HOUSE, 51 n Charles
Union Hotel, s w cor Charles and Pratt, W. J. Lloyd, proprietor
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY, OF MARYLAND, 8 s Howard
Union Protestant Infirmary, Division betw Mosher and McMechin
Union Relief Rooms (U. S. Government) 118 and 120 s Eutaw
United Brothers, (I. O.) over s w cor Balti- more and Tripolet's al
United States Board of Claims for Enlisted Slaves, over 19 South UNITED STATES APPRAISERS' OFFICE, s e cor Gay and Lombard
UNITED STATES ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, 3d District Md., over 293 w Baltimore, Joseph J. Stewart, assessor
UNITED STATES ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, 2d District, Md., 50 e Baltimore, John W. Webster, assessor
United States Circuit and District (Masonic Hall) Courts, U. S. building, nw cor North and Favette, Chief Judge, Salmon P. Chase, clerk, Thomas Spicer
United States Marshal's office, U. S. building, cor North and Fayette, Washington Boni- fant, marshal
United States Bonded Warehouses, s e cor Aliceanna and Chester
UNITED STATES SANITARY COM- MISSION, office 288 w Baltimore, J. T. Pancoast, agent, dw 227 n Eutaw
United States Provost Marshal's office, cor Eutaw and Camden
United States Medical Purveyor's Store, 8 n Charles
UNITED STATES PUBLIC STORE, s e cor Gay and Lombard
United States Bonded Warehouse, Buchanan's wharf
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH OF- FICE, 21 South
United States Commissary, 20 South '
United States Quartermaster, 6 and 8 s Gay United States Warehouse, 2 Grant
University of Maryland, School of Letters and Sciences, 32 Mulberry, Rev. E. A. Dalrymple, D. D , president
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, School of Medicine, n e cor Lombard and Greene- [ See p. 57 Advertisements. ]
Unkel Louisa, grocery, 252 n Howard Unkelbach Adam, laborer, 82 Somerset Unkelbach Charles, shoemaker, 22 Douglas Unkelbag Andrew, baker, 211 Chesnut Unmuth Francis, tanner, 70 Preston
Unterwagner Frank, tavern, 26 w Lombard
Unversacht Jacob, grocery, n w cor Monu- ment and Chester
Unveyacht August A. porter, 123 McElderry Unwin Wm. gardener, 295 Lexington Upp John, brakesman, 52 s Schroeder Uppenheim Aaron, clerk, 145 Mulberry Uppercue Charles, carpenter, 288 Franklin Upperman Adam, carpenter, 10 Lcadenhall
Upperman Henry E. clerk, 62 Barre Upperman Jeremiah, shoemkr. 18 s Schroeder
Upperman John, police, 42 s Oregon Upton Benj. 71 Harford av
Upton Wm. Government warehouse,26 Gough
Urbach Charies, collector, 82 Hillen
Urbach Wm. shoemaker, 83 Garden Urban Adam, stone cutter, 66 Albemarle
Urbanitz Rudolph, 31 n Frederick Urick John S. tailor, 97 n Fremont Uriff A. shoemaker, 119 L. Greene Usetage Margaret, over 2 Hawk
U. S. Military Commission, Maj. Wm. P. Lord, Holiday st.
Ursula Sister Superior, at Baltimore Infirmary, s e cor Lombard and Greene Utermohle August, 62 e Pratt Uthman John T. bookkeeper, 15 Penn Utley Hiram, laborer, 11 Hubbard al
Uttz John, wheelwright, 48 n Schroeder Uzuber Conrad, laborer, 405 Light
V VACK NICHOLAS, shoemaker, n e cor Canton av and Ann
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MARBLE HALL, No. 40.
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Vail Horatio N. (T. Kensett & Co.) 171 n Calvert
Vail John K. cigars, &c. 106 w Baltimore Vailer Sophia, 48 Carlton
Vain Abram, police, 85 Gough
Vain Edward, sr., butcher, 21 Fell's Point market, dw ne cor Fayette and Durham Vaine Thomas H. police, 98 s Regester
Valentine Andrew, cake stand, n e cor Pratt and Commerce, dw 107 Albemarle
Valentine Elizabeth, dressmaker, 136 w Mad- ison
Valentine Ezra, (Valentine & Thompson,) 420 Lexington
Valentine Francis, confectioner, cor Pratt and Calvert, dw 25 Barre
Valentine Jacob, shoemaker, rear of 391 s Sharp
Valentine John, hack driver, 211 Forrest
Valentine Mary J. dressmaker, 136 w Madison Valentine Philip, laborer, 30 President
Valentine and 'Thompson, (E. Valentine, A.
D. Thompson,) millwrights, over cor West Falls av and Lombard
Valiant Catherine, tailoress, 249 e Madison
Valiant Henry, engineer, 7 Watson
Valiant John, mariner, 95 s Exeter
Valiant John, shoemaker, 295 e Pratt
Valiant Julia Ann, 364 n Gay
Valiant Nicholas, (Wm. Thomas Valiant & Co.) 120 e Monument
Valiant Sarah J. 95 s Exeter
Valiant Theodore D. (T. D. Valiant & Co.) 113 s Paca
VALIANT THEODORE D. & CO., (T. D. Valiant, W. T. Valiant,) china and glass, 46 n Howard
VALIANT WM. THOMAS & CO., (N. Valiant, Wm. T. Valiant,) importers and dealers in china, glass and queensware, 216 w Pratt
Valiant W. T., (T. D. Valiant & Co.) 50 Conway
Valiant Wm. T. (Wm. T. Valiant & Co.) 50 Conway
Vallee John, painter, 183 n Dallas
Vallee Joseph A. collector, Orleans bet Ann and Broadway
Valrich Wm. tailor, 113 Leadenhall
Van Arden Geo. picture cleaner, 13212 n Gay Van Arsdale A. M. 13 s Howard
Vanbach Charles, cigar maker, 260 s Sharp Van Bibber Mrs. Lucretia, 129 n Charles
VAN BIBBER DR. W. CHEW, 47 Franklin VAN BOKKELIN Rev. L. state superinten-
dent public instruction, 21 n Calvert, dw Lanvale w of Garden
Van Buren John, tailor, s w cor Pratt and Durham
Vance David, deputy district U. S. Marshal, Masonic Hall, 17 St. Paul, dw 26 North
Vance Geo. laborer, 60 McMechin
Vance James H. boiler maker, 135 e Pratt
Vance John J. laborer, 60 McMechin
Vance Joseph L. soldier, 60 MeMechin
Vancott Daniel H. 232 n Eden
Van Court John, 67 s Ann
Vandanecker Geo. W. engineer, 77 Grundy
Vandaniker J. conductor N. C. R., 287 Ca- thedral
Vandaniker John, police, 61 n Schroeder Vandaniker John, 4 Grundy
Vandaniker Joseph, 10 Grundy
Vandaniker Joseph, flagman N. C. R. 287 Cathedral
Vandaniker Joseph, soldier, 341 Mulberry Vandaniker William, plumber, 323 w Fay- ette, dw 341 Mulberry
Vandapear Joseph, mariner, 114 York
Vanderfer Andrew, cigar mak. 82 s Central av Vanderlinken Valentine, porter, 49 Orchard
Vanderord Mrs. Ann E. corsets, 611/2 n Eutaw
Vandersloot E. telegraph operator, n w cor Calvert and Pleasant
Vane John A. police, 255 Canton av
Vanfosson David, soldier, 29 s Paca
Vangantte Charles, photographic operator, 127 w Baltimore
Van Hollan George, trunk mak. 123 Camden Van Hollen John, baggage master, 238 Lee
Van Hollen John P confectionery, 206 e Bal- timore
Vanhook John W. (Ray & Co.) Washing- ton, D. C.
Vanhorn Edw. A. C. luckster, 121 Hillen
Vanhorn Elisha, carpenter, 347 Light
Vanhorn John E. carpenter, 326 Light
Vanhorn Samuel, carpenter, 329 Light
Vanhorn William H. brickmaker, 367 e Fay- ette
Vanhutton Valentine, tailor, 230 w Pratt
Vanker Hammond, laborer, 25 n Dallas
Vanleer Solomon, bookkeeper, 7 Columbia
Vanlill Stephen J. shoemaker, 133 s Fremont Vanner Joseph, carter, 58 Bank
Vanner -, moulder, 197 Conway
Van Ness Chas. W. photographist, over 159 w Baltimore, dw n e cor Fayette and Park
Van Ness Eugene, clerk, 217 Garden
Van Ness Mrs. Julia A. 217 Garden
Van Ness William, clerk, 217 Garden
Vannie John, portrait painter, 47 n Front
Van Nortwick Jno. V. D. trunk manufacturer, 259 w Baltimore, dw 71 s Greene
Van Nostrand Wm. A. shipsmith, screw dock, dw 107 s Eden
Van Order David G. assist. telegraph cperator, 21 Josephine
Van Order David H. collar maker, 21 Jose- phine
Van Orsdel Rev. Hez. tailor, 152 n Eutaw, dw 40 w Biddle
Vansant Mrs. Anna, 165 w Hoffman
Vansant August, laborer, 346 Cross
Vansant Augustus, carpenter, 176 s Eutaw
Vansant George, laborer, 346 Cross
Vansant James M: clerk, 74 n Front
Vansant John, sergeant police, 160 Cathedral Vansant John R. tinner, 90 Henrietta
VANSANT JOSHUA & SON, (J. Vansant,
Jos. Vansant,) hatters and hat and fur dealers, 109 w Baltimore, Sun building
Vansant Joseph, (Joshua Vansant & Son,) 181 n High
Vansant Joshua, (Joshua Vansant & Son,) 74 u Front
Vansant Joshua. police, 68 Henrietta
Vansant Thomas, laborer, 162 Cathedral
Vansant Wm. L. 178 Hamburg
Vanscaltwick Alphonsus, French teacher, 176 Madison av
Van Schaack Wm. W. clerk, 67 Barre
Van Tromp John, watch case maker, over 15 Light, dw 95 Gough Vantz John, tanner, 2 Sarah Ann Van Vleet David, 10 s Gay
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lend, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street
Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.
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Van Vorst Wm. H. machinist, 161 Mont- gomery Van Wart -, photographer, 223 Washing- ton, F. H.
Van Witsen E. S. tobacconist, 38 n Eutaw Van Wyck B. saddler, 42 Lemmon
Vardy Joseph, pilot, 88 s Washington, F. P. Varina Mrs. Edward C. 68 Ramsay
VARLEY THOMAS P. photographer, over 93 w Baltimore, dw 115 German
Varner -, ship carpenter, 269 s Ann
Varney Sarah, 150 n Bond
Vassman Charles, tailor, 19 Comet
Vandens Mme. Marie, corset maker, 309 Franklin
Vath Angelin, blacksmith, Hanover bet Ham- burg and Cross
Vath Philip, cabinet maker, 329 n Central av Vaughan Charles, drayman, 29 Ringgold al Vaughan Henry, U. S. N., 72 William
Vaughen Henry I. clerk, 43 w Biddle
Vaughen Patrick, milkman, 78 s Repuplican Vaughen Jolın & Co. lumber dealers, u e cor
Cathedral and Biddle, dw J. V. 43 w Biddle Vaughn John, grocery and liquors,6 Douglass Vaughn Mary E. tavern, Boston w of Clinton Vaupel John, silver plater, 191 Light
Veara F. boot and shoe store, 35 e Baltimore
Veara Joseph, cooper,- 181 e Lombard
Veasel Zaccheus, coffee roaster, 800 w Bal- timore
Veasy Anna, dressmaker, 275 Hanover Veazey Eliza, 132 Cathedral
Veazey James P. groceries and liquors, 117 McElderry's wharf
Veazey John M. police, 98 Columbia
Veditz Anthony, grocery, 97 Low
Veditz Henry, tavern, 41 Saratoga
Veeh Jobst, box maker, 119 Plum
Vees Henry, sect'y German Fire Ins. Co. dw 248 Chase
Veil Elizabeth, 327 n Gay
Veisel John, laborer, 49 s Schroeder
Veith Martin, tailor, 8 Valley VELLINES BENTON H., 111 Cross Vellner Conrad, cooper, 340 Canton av Velta Fredk. tailor, 249 Hanover
Venables Seth D., government wood meas- urer, 123 n Caroline
Vencollem Serena, trimmings, 307 n Gay
Verges Ludwich, blacksmith, 70 Eastern av Verlander Daniel, cooper, 66 Orleans
Verlander Julia Ann, seamstress, 66 Orleans Verleger Chas. F. herb doctor and veterinary surgeon, 273 e Eager
Vermilya William, veterinary surgeon, 11 Mullikin
Vernetson C. M. clerk, 85 e Lombard
Vernetson George, salesman, 85 e Lombard Vernetson Harriet, 85 e Lombard
Vernetson Mrs. Sarah, 71 Druid Hill av
Vernetson W. E. telegraph operator, 85 e Lombard
Vernon Mrs. Ellen, 146 Washington, F. H.
Vernon Henry, marble cutter, 11 Grundy Vernon John, shoemaker, 87 s Mount
Vernon Joseph, clerk, 146 Washington, F.H. Vesenburg Henry, cabinet maker, 171 n Cen- tral av
Vessel Henry, variety store, se cor Hill and Sharp
Vesey Patrick, shoemaker, 209 Vine
Vestemyer Fred'k, sailor, 287 Canton av
Vettaur Henry, laborer, 433 w Pratt Vetten Z. jeweler, 11 Spring
Verper Charles, carver, 184 s Sharp
Vetter Gotleib, carpenter, 191 Henrietta
Vetter Gotleib, carpenter, 31 Union
Vetter John, tailor, 111 e Lombard
Vetter Martin, tailor, 111 e Lombard
Vettle Fred'k, laborer, n Mound nr Cathedral
Vey Fredk. E. currier, 62 Penna. av
VEY HENRY P. harness maker, 131 Penn- sylvania av
Vey Lewis, harness maker, 131 Penna. av
Vial James, moulder, 101 s Poppleton
Viane John, merchant tailor, over 219 w Bal- timore
Vicari Saverio, fruits and confectionery, 57 n Charles, dw 111 Saratoga
Vicery Thomas, fruit and confectionery, 4 St. Paul
Vick Michael, cooper, Monroe n of Pratt
Vickers Mrs. Ann, 37 n Eden
Vickers Albert, 29 McCulloh
Vickers B. A., president Marine Bank of Bal- timore, 29 McCulloh
Vickers Geo. W. huckster, 190 s Washing- ton, F. P.
Vickers Geo. R. jr., clerk, 87 s Sharp
Vickers Geraldine, 87 s Sharp
Vickers Henry, tailor, 213 e Pratt
Vickers Jacob H. caulker, 163 Montgomery
Vickers Jesse, painter, 60 n Bond
Vickers Mrs. Joseph, 101 Plum
Vickers Mrs. Julia, 576 w Fayette
Vickers Mrs. Mary, 190 s Washington, F.P.
Vickers Wm. M. clerk, 190 s Paca
Vickery Chas. B. chair maker, 89 Jefferson
Vickery Hazeltine G. (Joseph Carson & Co.) 646 w Fayette
Vickery Jacob, bookkeeper, 494 w Fayette
VICKERY, MUIR & CO. (Wm. H. Vic- kery, J. H. Muir, Wm. J. Carroll,) grocers and ship chandlers, foot of West Falls av and cor Aliceanna and Boston
Vickery Wm. H. (Vickery, Muir & Co.) 34 Stiles
Victor Aaron, rags, 81 Mullikin
Victory Joseph, carpets, 145 Lexington, dw 188 Saratoga
Viehmier Frederick, shoemaker, 69 James la Viehmier Fred'k, jr., shoemaker, 69 James la Vierlinger Charles, dentist, 23 German
VIESSMAN GEORGE, Confec- tioner, 80 s Central av
Vietch Theodore, cutter, 173 n Spring Vieweg Frank, cigar maker, 235 s Bond Vieweg Henry, restaurant, 264 Canton av Vill Lawrence, baker, 278 s Ann
Vilmer George, cooper, 256 Hamburg Vimbeck Charles, cigar maker, 260 s Sharp Vincent Christopher, coal oil, 68 Jefferson Vincent Jesse, boiler maker, 204 Lee
Vincent Sister Mary, principal St. Vincent de Paul's parish school, 35 n Front
Vincente Edward P. coachmaker, 238 n Cen- tral av
Vincerool John, second-hand dealer, 5 L. Montgomery
Vine Ann Matilda, grocery, 9 Neighbor Vine Mitchell, periodicals, Barnum's hotel, dw 9 Neighbor
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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Vinegar Charles, laborer, 52 Portland Vinegar George, car driver, 121 Thames Viner Jacob, 80 Hillen
Viney Douglass, engineer, 16 Ogston Vinsant Geo. E. soldier, 349 Cross
Vinsant Geo. W., Adams Express, 349 Cross
Vinson Mrs. Ann, 144 Conway Vinson Mrs. Kate, 147 Conway
Vinson Samuel J. teacher, 147 Conway
Vinton Hester A. 181 G. Hughes
Vinton Dr. R. Spencer, 578 Lexington
Vinton Robert S tinner, 24 n Eden
Vinyard Ellen, 43 Harmony al Vinyard Henry-, laborer, 83 Harmony al Vinyard James, butcher, 147 n Fremont
Vinyard John, butcher, 77 n Oregon
Vinup John F. tailor, 64 McElderry Vinup John R. tailor, 62 McElderry
Viol John, tailor, 66 n Bond
Virden W. W. over Peoples Bank, n e cor Baltimore and Paca
Virtue John, engineer, 695 w Baltimore
Virtue Thomas, boiler maker, 695 w Balti- more
Virtue Walter, clerk, 695 w Baltimore
Virtue & Yorston, publishers, over 7 South
Vishat D trunkmaker, 53 Portland
Visher John, carpenter, 63 Buren
Vobe - , porter, 327 Hanover
VOCKE CLAAS & CO. (C Vocke,) com- mission and shipping merchants, 116 s Charles
Vocke Claas, consul of the Netherlands, 116 s Charles, dw 38 n Charles
Vocke Frederick F. clerk, 283 Hanover Vocke Hossbach, piano maker, 283 Hanover VOCKEY THEODORE & CO. (T. Vockey, A. Beck, ) liquors, 132 w Lombard
Vockey Theodore, (Theodore Vockey & Co.) 326 w Fayette
Vodemberg Wm. grocery, 147 Hill
Voden Robert, machinist, 532 w Lombard
Voelker Elizabeth, bakery, 316 s Bond Voelker Joseph; second-hand dealer, 25 Short
Voelker Michael, cooper, 146 s Regester
Voelker Sister Maria, Superioress St. Vincent Infant Asylum
Vogalson John, clerk at Almshouse
Vogel Andrew, tailor, 53 Burke
Vogel Casper, carpenter, 24 s Chapel Vogel David, dry goods, 275 n Gay Vogel Emil, artist, 170 Mulberry
Vogel Francis, blacksmith, 418 s Charles
Vogel George, gardener, Garrison la n Fred- erick road
Vogel George, shoemaker, 25 Perry
Vogel Geo. cooper, se cor Hanover and West Vogel Henry, tailor, 322 s Sharp
Vogel Philip R. (Lipps & Vogel,) 20 Calver- ton road
Vogel Solomon, second-hand dealer, 42 Dou- glass
Vogel Wm. 171 Mulberry
Vogel Xavier, porter, basement St. James school, 73 Somerset
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