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ADVERTISEMENTS. 

This  new  and  superior  Hotel,  attached  to  the 

EXCHANGE  BUILDINGS 

n  this  city,  has  been  erected  and  fitted  up  at  great 

ost  by  William  Patterson,  Esq.,   Robert  Oliver, 

Isq.,  Messrs.  John  Donnell  &  Sons,  and  Jerome 

rionaparte,  Esq.,  with  the  intention  of  making  it  a 

House  of  Entertainment. 

It  is  called  Page's  Hotel,  Exchange  Buildings, 
rid  is  conducted  by  the  subscriber  in  such  a  man- 
er  as  to  make  it  for  comfort,  respectability,  etc. 
tc.  fully  equal  to  any  Hotel  in  the  United  States. 

J.  H.  PAGE. 

(LATE  INDIAN  QUEEN,) 

FRONTING 

Market,  Hanover  6p  German  Sts. 

The  prominade  of  fashion  and  the  throng  of  business. 

I   The  house  has  been  greatly  enlarged,   conveni- 
ng and  elegantly  arranged,  and  is  admitted  to 
K  the  best  located  house  in  Baltimore.     The  sa- 
■on  and  reading  room,  (on  Market  street)  the  par- 
.•rs,  the  public  drawing  room,  (on  Hanover  street) 
id   adjoining  ladies'  ordinary,  the  dining  room, 
lie  chambers,  are  all  fitted  up  in  first  rate  stile,  and 
urnished  with  new  and  elegant  furniture. 

JOHN  W.KING. 

N.  B.  A  Stage  Office  is  attached  to  the  house.  Pas- 
ngers  can  be  accommodated  to  Washington,  Philadel- 
iia,  and  the  West. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

AT    STORE. 

Merchants  and  others  visiting  this  city  to  purchase  goods 
are  respectfully  invited  to  call  at 

Fashionable    Hat    Manufactory, 

No,  202, 

BALTIMORE  STREET, 

Opposite  the  Indian  Queen  Hotel  and  Baltimore  House, 

And  examine  his  extensive  assortment,  consisting  of 
his  celebrated 


An  extremely  handsome  article  ; 

SUPERIOR    SILK    HATS, 

And  every  variety  of  fine  as  well  as  low  priced 

Black  and  Drab  Hats, 

All  of  which  will  be  disposed  of  on  the  most  reasonable 
terms, 
N.  B.  Orders  thankfully  received  and  faithfully  executed. 

FRANCIS  M.  FOWLER, 

General  Accountant,  and  House  and 
Land  Agent, 

Office,  No.  14  St.  Paul  Street,  Baltimore. 

N.  B.  Copartnership  and  trust  accounts  adjusted 
with  due  regard  to  the  interest  of  the  respective 
parties,  and  Inventories  and  Schedules  prepared' 
for  the  Orphan's  Court. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CANFIELD  &  BROTHER, 

CORNER  OF  MARKET  AND  CHARLES  STREETS, 

At  the  old  stand  formerly  occupied  by  Hugh  Gelston, 

Keep  constantly  on  hand  a  general  assortment  of  Goods 

in  their  line,  consisting  of  GOLD  and  SILVER 

TTATCEES  &  CLOCZS, 

Of  all  descriptions,  a  rich  assortment  of 

Jewelry  &  Fancy  Articles, 

Plated  and  Brittannia  Wares,  Cutlery  and  Japanned 
Goods,  a  very  elegant  assortment  of  rich  Lamps, 
and  Bronzed  Goods,  Gentlemen  and  Ladies'  Dress- 
ing Cases;  together  with  a  great  variety  of  desir- 
able Goods,  both  for  city  and  country  trade,  which 
are  offered  on  the  most  favourable  terms,  at  whole- 
sale and  retail. 

^p?g  IroK  bar  moNT 

Spike  Rods,Stove  Plates,&c. 

OO  tons  Gray  Pig  IRON,  superior  for  foundry  use 
80  do         do         do         low  priced         do 
10  do        Bar  IRON,  will  be  sold  low  to  close 

[sales 
10  do         Spike  RODS,  assorted  sizes 
30  do         Stove  PLATES,  various  do 
10  do    BLOOMS,  will  be  sold  low  to  close  sales 
50  do  Hollow-ware  CASTINGS,  assorted 
5  do    Cart,    Wagon  and  Dearborn   BOXES, 
ground,  will  be  sold  low  to  close  sales 
5  do  Hoop  and  Band  IRON,  all  sizes 
5  do  1-4,  3-8  and  5-16  inch  Round  IRON 
4  boxes  J.  Camp  &  Co's  best  warranted  Cast- 
Steel  AXES 
2  Iron  CHESTS  will  be  sold  low  to  close  sales, 
or  will  barter  for  Dry  Goods  or  Groceries. 
The  above  for  sale  by 

JONATHAN  CREERY, 

No.  77  Smith's  Wharf. 
Who  will  purchase  any  quantity  of  old  wrought 
scrap  IRON- 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Grocers  fy  Commission  Merchants, 

No.  79  PRATT  STREET, 

Between  South  Street  and  Bowley's  Wharf,  Baltimore, 

Are  constantly  supplied  with  a  full  assortment  of 

Wines,  Liquors  and  Groceries, 

Which  they  offer  to  country  merchants  and  the  public 
generally  on  accommodating  terms.    Families  supplied 
as  usual  with  fine  Teas,  Spices,  &c.    Liquors  and  Goods 
sent  free  of  charge  to  any  part  of  the  city. 
OOOOOOOOO  0«0-000<>0<X>0 

JAMES  COBURN, 
No.  77  Baltimore  Street, 

BALTIMORE, 

(JL  few  doors  below  South  Street,) 
Has  on  hand,  and  intends  keeping  a  general  assortment  of 

Which  he  will  sell  wholesale  and  retail,  very  low  for  cash. 

New  Goods  received  almost  every  day. 

He  respectfully  solicits  the  patronage  of  his  friends  and 
the  public  generally. 

-O0-C>0000<>0  -0000<>0<>00<> 

STEPHEN  A.  FIERCE, 
HAT    MANUFACTURER, 

No.  16  Centre  Market  Space, 

BAMTHOKIE; 

Constantly  on  hand  wholesale  and  retail,  a  large  assort- 
ment of 


HATS 


Gentlemen's  Hats,  and  Ladies'  Beaver  Bonnets, 
made  to  order. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


kU  iMv^dlfa 


Prepared  solely  from  Vegetable  Matter, 
By  JACOB  HOUCK,  Baltimore, 

Which  may  be  taken  with  perfect  safety  by  all  ages 
and  in  all  diseases;  its  cures  are  for  the  following  dis- 
eases— Dyspepsia,  Loss  of  Appetite,  Indigestion,  In- 
flamation  of  the  Stomach,  Heart  Burn,  Diarrhea,  Dys- 
entary  or  Flux,  Piles,  Fistula,  Obstructed  Menstruation, 
Ague  and  Fever,  Billious  or  Remittent  Fever,  Typus 
Fever,  Scarlet  Fever,  Small  Pox,  Erysipelous  of  St. 
Anthony's  Fire,  Asthma,  Pleurisy,  Measels,  Yellow 
Fever,  Costiveness,  Wind  on  the  Stomach  or  Bowels, 
Cholera  Morbus,  Consumption,  Influenza,  Colds, 
Coughs,  Inflammation  of  the  chest,  Palsey,  Gout,  Rheu- 
matism, Inflammatory  Sore  Throat  or  Q,uinsey,Whoop- 
ing  Cough,  Thrush  or  Sore  Mouth,  Pulrid  Sore  Throat, 
Croup,  Inflammation  of  the  Heart,  Dropsy,  Rickets, 
Diseases  of  the  Liver,  Jaundice,  Difficulty  of  making 
Urine,  Gleet,  Histerics,  Nervous  &  Scrofulous  Affec- 
tions of  the  Members  and  Ligaments,  Mercurial  and 
Venereal  Diseases,  Ulcers,  Sores,  Affections  of  the 
Skin,  and  ail  diseases  arising  from  Impure  Blood,  &c 

Price  per  Bottle  $1  50. 

The  above  medicine  can  be  obtained  at  No.  121 
Market  street,  opposite  the  Museum,  with  proper  direc- 
ti  ons  for  using.  A  liberal  discount  made  to  persons 
who  buy  to  sell. 

orj"  At  the  solicitation  of  a  number  of  persons  who 
have  been  cured  of  diseases  of  a  long  standing  by  my 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


practice,  I  have  consented  to  gire  my  particular  atten- 
tion to  the  practice  of  medicine  to  persons  who  are  able 
to  attend  to  me  at  my  office  personally,  otherwise  those 
who  are  incapable  of  attending  personally  from  infirm- 
ity will  send  a  correct  statement  of  their  case 

I  may  be  consulted  at  my  office  every  day  from  eight 
o'clock  in  the  morning  until  nine  at  night. 

JACOB  HOUCK, 

No.  121  Baltimore  st  opposite  the  Museum. 

JYo.  104  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

Between  Calvert  aud  South  Streets, 
BALTIMORE, 

Where  every  thing  appertaining  to  his  line  of  business, 
can  be  had  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  executed  in  the 
best  manner.  The  following  Goods  are  always  for  sale, 
wholesale  and  retail : 

Fringes  for  Curtains, — do.  for  Rugs  and  Stools, — 
all  colours 

Cornice  Ornaments,  and  Tassels, — all  colours. 

Satin  and  Worsted,  Damask,  Embossed  and  Wa- 
tered Moreen  Bindings,  &c. 

Sofas  and  Easy  Chairs,  Spring  Seat  Rocking  Chairs, 
Foot  Stools  and  Cots. 

Feather  Beds  and  Curled  Hair  Matresses. 

Moss  do. 

Curled  Hair  and  Moss  always  for  sale,  in  large  or 
small  quantities. 

Parlour,  Entry,  Drawing  Room  and  Chamber  Pa- 
pers, in  all  the  new  patterns  and  colours. 

Fire-Board  Pieces,  Velvet-Printed  Festoon  Bor- 
dering, some  very  rich. 

Ornamental  Columns  and  Figures. 

HE  MAKES  TO  ORDER, 

Bed  and  Window  Curtains, 

CARPETS,  CUSHIONS,  &c. 

OCt-ROOMS,  &c.  PAPERED  in  the  very  best  man- 
ner, and  at  the  shortest  notice. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Magistrate's   Office. 

The  Subscriber  respectfully  informs  his  friends  and  the 
public,  that  he  has  Removed  his  Office  to 

SECOND    STREET, 

Opposite  the  Marine  Bank,  four  doors  from  the  corner 
of  Gay  Street, 

Where  he  will  attend  to  any  business  in  the  above  line 
that  he  may  be  favored  with,  without  delav.  Persons 
applying  for  the  benefit  of  the  INSOLVENT  LAWS 
will  find  it  to  their  advantage  to  give  him  a  call. 

Deeds,  Powers  of  Attorney,  Bills  of  Sale, 
Indentures,  Leases, 

And  all  papers  relative  to  his  office,  executed  with  punc- 
tuality and  despatch,  on  the  most  reasonable  terms.  He 
takes  this  opportunity  of  returning  his  grateful  thanks  for 
the  patronage  heretofore  received,  and  hopes  by  his  atten- 
tion to  business  a  continuance  of  the  same  at  his  new  of- 
fice ; — the  officers  in  attendance  are  known  to  be  active, 
attentive  and  faithful  in  the  discharge  of  their  duties. 

GEO.  S.  EICHELBERGER. 

OOOOOOOOO'O  oo  ^>oooooo 

London  Penny  Magazine, 

PERIODICAL  AND  MISCELLANEOUS 

m  ©  ®  k  s  w 

JYo,  10  Calvert  Street, 

A  few  doors  South  of  Baltimore  Street, 

RICHARDS  and  SONS. 

The  following  are  some  of  the  interesting  and  useful 
periodicals  issued  by  Richards  &,  Sons.  The  London 
Penny  Magazine,  Penny  Cyclopedia,  Saturday  Maga- 
zine, Republic  of  Letters,  Franklin  Library,  The 
Alexandrian  Parley's  Magazine,  Edinburg,  London, 
Westminster  and  Foreign  Quarterly  Reviews,  Black- 
wood's Edinburgh  Magazine,  Metropolitan  &.  Library 
of  American  History,  Christian  Library,  &c.  &c.  &c. 

Most  of  the  above  can  be  had  from  the  commence- 
ment, either  in  numbers,  parts  or  volumes.  Specimens 
may  be  seen  on  application  at  the  store,  and  any  infor- 
mation concerning  the  works  cheerfully  given. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


The  Firemen's  Insurance  Company 

Continues  to  insure  Dwelling  Houses,  Warehouses,  Mer- 
chandize, Household  Furniture,  Ships  in  Port,  their  Car- 
goes, and  other  descriptions  of  property  generally  against 
loss  or  damage  by  Fire — DC^-but  are  not  permitted  by 
the  charter  to  insure  out  of  the  new  limits  of  the  city. 

From  the  peculiar  construction  and  material  of  this 
Association,  founded  as  it  is  known  to  be,  on  the  best  in- 
terests, and  supported  by  the  surest  guarantees,  backed 
by  an  ample  capital,  and  promising  a  safe  and  cheap  pro- 
tection—it has  received  an  extensive  patronage. 

DC/**For  forms  of  application,  and  any  other  informa- 
tion on  the  subject,  please  apply  at  the  Company's  Of- 
fice, corner  of  South  and  Second  Streets. 

present  board JOHN  REESE,  President. 

Directors  from  the 


New  Market  Company 

Liberty  " 
United 

Union  " 

Washington  *' 
First  Baltimore  " 

Patapsco  " 

Mechanical  " 

Friendship  " 

Independent  " 

Vigilant  " 

Deptford  " 

Columbian  " 

Franklin  " 

Howard  " 


(  Jacob  Smith 

{  John  H.  Ehlen 

(  Charles  M.  Keyser 

(  Lot  Ensey 

(  Frederick  Seyler 

I  John  Hines 

J  George  Valliant 

I  Nathan  Tyson 

Jesse  Hunt 

Jacob  Albert 

William  E.  George 

Samuel  Keerl 
C  J.  I.  Cohen,  Jr. 
{  James  L.  Hawkins 
I  George  Rogers 
I  William  G.  Jones 
(  Benj.  C,  Ross 
\  Charles  Diffenderffer 
(  Samuel  Wilson 
(  Hugh  Bolton 
I  J.  DirTenderffer 
(  Benjamin  Buck 
]  Thomas  P.  Stran 
JD.R.  Wilson 
(  James  B.  Stansbury 
(  Samuel  Wilson 
J  John  P.  Stroble 
I  J.  J.  Beaman 
Peter  Sauerwein',  Jr. 


TH.  G.  KUTTER,  Secretary. 


A  DVERTISEMENTS. 


THE   BALTIMORE 

COMPANY, 

MAKES 

INSURANCE  ON  LIVES 

For  one  or  more  years  or  for  life — contracts  si- 
milar in  principle  to  insurances  on  ships  and 
houses,  by  which  families  or  creditors  are  protect- 
ed from  loss  by  the  death  of  a  parent  or  debtor. 
Sells  or  purchases 

ANNUITIES; 

Contracts  by  which  aged  persons  especially  are 
enabled  to  receive  a  high  rate  of  interest  during 
their  lives. 

Receives  Money  on  Deposite, 

Permitting  it  to  accumulate  for  any  number  of  years 
at  compound  interest,  or  paying  the  interest  semi- 
annually. 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS, 

Where  the  intervention  of  a  Trustee  is  necessary; 
thus  avoiding  the  danger  from  death  or  insolvency 
of  a  private  Trustee. 

Makes  all  kinds  of  Contracts 

In  which  life  or  the  interest  of  money  is  involved. 
Office,  No.  21  Second  Street,  Baltimore. 

JOHN  I.  DONALDSON, 

President. 
J.  I.  ATKINSON,  Sec> 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LIME  AND  HAIR  FOR  SALE. 

The  subscriber  respectfully  informs  his  friends  and  the 
public  generally  that  he  has  on  hand,  and  will  constantly 
keep,  LIME  and  HAIR,  of  the  best  qualities,  suitable 
for  all  the  purposes  they  are  used,  and  which  will  be  fur- 
nished to  purchasers  on  the  most  accommodating  terms, 
and  as  cheap  as  can  be  obtained  in  this  city.  Lime  will 
be  put  in  hogsheads  or  barrels  in  the  best  manner  for  wa- 
ter communication,  and  delivered  on  any  of  the  wharves 
free  of  charge. 

ELIJAH  STANSBURY,  Jr. 
Corner  of  Albemarle  and  Fawn  streets. 

LIME  &  FEED  STORE. 

Com,  Oats,  Chopt  Rye,  Ship  Stuffs,  Shorts. 

A  constant  supply  of  the  above  for  sale  on  accommo- 
dating terms,  and  in  quantities  to  suit  purchasers.     Also, 

FIRST  QUALITY  LIME, 

Which  will  be  delivered  by  the  wagon  load,  or  in  smaller 
quantities,  and  put  up  in  hogsheads  or  barrels  for  ship- 
ping at  the  shortest  notice,  at  as  low  a  price  as  possible. 
PLASTERING  HAIR,  fyc. 

C  Ellicott  St.  } 
Lime  and  Feed  Store,  <        and        >  Pratt  St.  Whf. 

(  Grant  St.  ) 

JOHN  STEWART. 


JACKSON  &  FRIES, 

(SUCCESSORS  TO  J.  P.  CASSELL,) 

AND  SURGICAL  INSTRUMENT  MAKERS, 

No.  11  NORTH  LIBERTY  STREET. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THOMAS  JANVIER, 

COMMISSION   MERCHANT, 
No.  87  Smiths  Wharf 

AGENT  FOR    THE  FOLLOWING    MANUFACTORIES,  VIZJ 

1.  Chain  Cables,  at  Boston 

2.  Gunpowder,  at  New-York 

3.  Burden's  Patent  Wrought  Spikes,  Troy,  N.  Y. 

4.  Burden's  Patent  Horse  Shoes,   at  Troy,  N.  Y. 

5.  Fire  Proof  Iron  Chests,  at  New-York 

6.  Crown  Window  Glass,  at  Redford,  N.  Y. 

7.  English  Crown  Window  Glass,  in  England 

8.  Bohemia  Cylinder  Window  Glass,  in  Germany 

9.  Sand  Lake  Cylinder  Window  Glass,  Utica,N.Y. 

10.  Champlain  and  )  Cylinder  Window   Glass,    at 
Peru  5  Burlington,  Vt. 

11.  White  Lead,  at  Philadelphia 

12.  Glue,  at  Philadelphia 

JOHN  J.  TAYLOR, 

FASHIONABLE     READY-MADE 

CLOTHING  EMPORIUM, 

No.  89  Market  Street, 

Two  doors  West  of  South  St. 

N.  B.  Clothes   made  to  order  on  the  shortest 
notice  and  lowest  terms. 

FRANKLIN 
Corner  of  Calvert  $>  Mercer  Streets, 

BY 

W1H.  T.  CAIiWEUL. 

^Turtle   Soup,   Soft   Crabs,    and   Every 
Luxury,  in  season. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JAMES   M.  ANDERSON, 

S.  E.  corner  of  South  <Sf  Baltimore  Streets, 

(second  story,) 

Will  execute  Professional  and  Visiting  Cards,  La- 
bels, Diplomas,  Circulars,  Heads  of  Bills,  Consu- 
lar and  other  Seals,  Coats  of  Arms,  Knockers, 
Door  Plates,  &c.  in  the  most  approved  style. 

ALSO, 

Copperplate  Printing. 
MORISON'S  HYGEIAN 

SQ IB  Q>  U  (D  II NIB o 

It  is  not  necessary  to  expatiate  on  the  invaluable  pro- 
perties of  the  GENUINE  HYGEIAN  VEGETA- 
BLE UNIVERSAL  MEDICINES  of  the  British 
College  of  Health,  as  their  virtues  are  too  well  known 
to  require  it:  but  it  is  a  duty  we  owe  to  the  public  to 
point  out  in  what  manner  they  may  be  assured  of  ob- 
taining the  genuine  article,  instead  of  one  or  more  of 
the  numerous  counterfeit  preparations  which  are  palm- 
ed off  by  rogues  and  imposters,  either  as  "the  genuine" 
or  "improved,"  or  under  some  other  equally  specious 
misrepresentation. 

Note  —In  the  first  place,  Morison's  Pills,  the  Ge- 
nuine Hygeian  Medicine,  can  never  be  purchased  at  a 
drug  store;  and  in  the  next  place,  they  have  the  fac- 
simile of  H.  Shepheard  Moat's  signature,  General 
Agent  for  the  United  States,  and  signed  on  the  yellow 
label  by 

THOMAS  CAMPBELL, 
General  Agent  for  Maryland,  No.  SO  Light-St. 

And  may  be  had  of  him,  and  John  C.  French,  No.  33 
South-street,  Catherine  Paul,  corner  of  German  and 
Howard-streets,  John  McKeehnie,  Fell's  Point,  George 
Little,  Fell's  Point/Samuel  W.  Whitelock,East  Water 
street,  D.  Looyd,  Water-street,  William  S.  Browning, 
West  Pratt  street,  James  Leeke,  Park  lane,  Baltimore. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Baltimore  Museum 

AND 

Gallery  of  the  Fine  Arts, 

In  the  large  building  expressly  erected  for  its  exhibition 
at  the 

Corner  of  Calvert  &  Baltimore-Sts. 

Near  the  City  Hotel  and  Battle  Monument. 

This  Museum  was  incorporated  by  an  Act  of  the  Le- 
gislature of  Maryland  in  1816,  and  is  one  of  the  largest  in 
the  United  States.  It  has  lately  become  the  property  of 
a  gentleman  from  New-York,  who  purposes  to  devote 
the  whole  of  his  time  and  means  towards  improving  and 
embellishing  it  in  the  most  perfect  manner.  Large  ad- 
ditions have  lately  been  made  to  it,  among  which  may  be 
named,  the 

Cameleopard,  or  Giraffe, 

The  only  one  in  this  country;— the  ARGUS  PHEA- 
SANT— a  number  of  BIRDS  of  splendid  plumage  from 
South  America  and  the  East  Indies — a  large  and  full 
collection  of  marine  and  land  SHELLS — a  large  number 
.of  beautiful  INSECTS— many  FINE  PAINTINGS  by 
approved  masters — and  a  large  variety  of  INDIAN 
ARTICLES  of  great  interest.  The  GREAT  SKELE- 
TON OF  THE  MAMMOTH  is  now  finely  situated 
ibr  examination. 

The  COSMORAMIC  VIEWS  have  been  selected 
with  much  care  and  will  be  found  very  interesting. — 
They  will  be  frequently  changed. 

The  PROMENADE  on  the  roof  of  the  building,  from 
its  great  elevation,  affords  a  beautiful  panoramic  view  of 
the  city  of  Baltimore,  the  adjacent  country,  and  a  portion 
of  Chesapeake  Bay. 

EXHIBITIONS  IN  THE  SALOON,  (one  of  the 
largest  and  best  constructed  in  the  city,)  will  be  held  fre- 
quently. Courses  of  Lectures  in  Chemistry  and  Natural 
Philosophy  will  also  be  given  by  professors. 
>  Music  every  eveniag.  Open  every  day,  and  illuminat- 
ed in  the  evening  by  numerous  gas  lights,  when  exhibi- 
tions of  various  kinds  will  be  given  in  the  Saloon. 

Admittance,  at  all  times,  25  cents,  Children  half  price. 

On  extraordinary  exhibitions,  when  expenses  are  pro- 
portionably  increased,  the  price  of  Admittance  will  be  50 
cents. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


11.  HICZMAH, 

Corner  of  Holliday  <$•  Markel-Sts. 
BINDS  BOOKS 

Of  every  description  at  short  notices.     PAPER  of 
all  kinds,  wholesale  or  retail. 

Regularly  three  times  a  week,  Tuesday,  Thursday 
and  Saturday  Evenings. 
Advances  made  upon  Goods  in  my  line,  intend- 
ed for  public  sale. 

o-ooooooooo  ooooooooo 

SPLENDID 

LAMPS,   CTJEIBRT, 

GLASSWARE,  &c. 

The  subscriber  has  opened  a  most  splendid  as- 
sortment of  LAMPS,  CUTLERY,  BRITANIA 
and  GLASSWARE,  which  he  has  just  received 
direct  from  England.  The  Lamps  are  of  new  pat- 
terns and  of  elegant  appearance.  The  Cutlery  is 
very  superior,  and  the  Britania  and  Glassware  such 
as  cannot  fail  to  please,  both  with  regard  to  shape, 
quality  and  beauty  of  finish.  Among  the  latter  are 
a  number  of  Finger  Bowls,  of  various  colours— -a 
new  article  and  very  beautiful.  The  addition  of 
the  above  to  his  present  stock  makes  his  assort- 
ment very  complete,  and  he  is  now  prepared  to  fill 
orders  with  punctuality  and  despatch,  and  respect- 
fully solicits  the  patronage  of  his  friends  and  the 
public  generally,  at  his  store  in  the  BAZAAR, 
HARRISON  STREET. 

He    would    also   respectfully  inform  the  public 
that  his  extensive 

recently  destroyed  by  fire,  has  been  rebuilt,  and  is 
now  again  in  full  operation.  He  will  thankfully 
receive  orders  in  his  line,  either  for  home  use  or 
exportation. 

JACOB  DALEY. 


ADVERTrSEMENTS. 


GERMAN  AND  AMERICAN 
JVb.  72  Pratt  Street, 

NEAR  THE  BRIDGE, 

31  a  1 1  i  m  o  v  t. 

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(BUSSES 

COMPRESSED 

SHOT    WORKS, 

Corner  Eutaw  fy  Conway -Sts. 

Where  are  manufactured 

Musket,  Rifle  &  Pistol  Balls, 

Together  with  all  the  sizes  of 

Also,  the  smaller  sizes  for  DUCK  SHOOTING. 
The  superiority  of  this  Shot  consists  in  its  being 
pressed  in  iron  rollers,  consequently  is  much  hea- 
vier than  the  drop  or  tower  Shot.     Also, 

DROP  SHOT  OF  ALL  SIZES, 

From  No.  1  to  10. 

OOOOOO-^^O  OOOOOOOOOO 

THOMAS   FISHER'S 

HTo.  6  LIGHT  STREET, 

Opposite  Beltzhoover's  Fountain  Inn, 

Where  Broad  Cloths,  Cassimeres,  Crapes,  Velvets,  Silks,  Sa- 
tins, Shawls,  Hosiery,  Ribbons,  &c.  are  Dyed  in  the  neatest 
manner,  and  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Wearing  Apparel  of 
Cloth  or  Cassimere  are  cleansed  or  re-dyed  at  the  shortest  no- 
tice. He  also  cleanses,  bleaches  and  curls  the  fringes  of  Me- 
rino Snawis  in  superior  style. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CHEAP 

Furniture  Store, 

Corner  of  Frederick  fy-  Second-  Sts. 
FRANCIS  GARDNER, 

Begs  leave  to  inform  his  friends  and  the  public  in  gene- 
ral, that  he  has  on  hand  an  extensive  assortment  of 

NEW  AND  SECOND  HAND 


Consisting  of  Side  Boards;  Bureaus;  Book  Cases;  Glass 
Cases;  Mahogany  and  Walnut  Dining  and  Breakfast 
Tables;  Pine  Kitchen  Tables;  Ladies'  Mahogany  Work 
Stands;  Ward  Rolers;  Window  Blinds;  High  and  Low- 
Post  Bedsteads;  Feather  Beds,  Bolsters  and  Pillows;  Ma- 
trasses; Toilet  Tables  and  Work  Stands;  Candle  Stands; 
Cane  Seat  and  Common  Chairs;  Rocking  Chairs  of  dif- 
ferent sorts;  Settees;  Office  Desks  and  Stools;  Mahogany 
and  Poplar  Cradles;  Pier,  Mantle  and  Toilet  Looking 
Glasses;  Mantle  Clocks;  Parlour  and  Kitchen  Shovel  and 
Tongs;  Stoves  and  Coal  Grates;  Flat  Irons,  Pots,  Skil- 
lets, Ovens  and  Griddles;  Hot  Barks;  Safes;  Coffee  Mills; 
Andirons;  Imported  and  Domestic  Carpeting;  Candle- 
Sticks,  Snuffers  and  Trays;  Waiters;  Hoboy  Horses; 
Guns  and  Pistols,  &c.  &c.  &c. — all  of  which,  will  be  sold 
at  auction  prices. 

N.  B.  TWO  STEAM  BOILERS  of  about "4  horse 
power,  with  other  apparatus  belonging,  will  be  sold  low. 

Lithographic  Establishment, 

No.  80  JLight  Street, 

T.  CAMPBELL  &  CO. 

Execute  on  stone,  at  the  shortest  notice,  all  kinds  of 
DRAWINGS.  Also,  all  kinds  of  Writings,  Maps, 
Plans,  Professional  Cards,  Circulars,  Bill-Heads,  &c. 
in  the  best  stile  and  on  reasonable  terms. 

N.B.  Prepared  Paper  and  Ink  can  be  had  at  the  es- 
tablishment, on  which  merchants  may  write  for  them- 
selves, and  have  it  printed  a  fac-simile  of  their  owh 
hand  writing. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MR.&  MRS.WILKXSON'S 
Male  &  Female  Academy, 

No.  16  Pitt- St.,  between  High  fy  Front 
Mr.  &,  Mrs.  Wilkison  respectfully  inform  their 
friends  and  the  public  that  they  have  Removed  their 
Academy  from  No.  16  High-St.  to  the  place  above  de- 
signated, where  they  will  be  ready  to  receive  such 
Young  Ladies  and  Gentlemen  as  shall  be  entrusted  to 
their  care,  who  will  be  carefully  and  thoroughly  in- 
structed in  the  several  branches  of  Education  to  which 
it  will  be  found  necessary  to  direct  their  attention. 

O^r*  A  few  female  pupils  can  be  accommodated  with 
Boarding.  terms. 

Orthography  and  Reading, $4  00 

Penmanship,  Geography,  Arithmetick,  English  Grammar, 
together  with  the  different  kinds  of  Needle  Work,  (for 

Young  Misses,) 5  00 

History,  Natural  Philosophy,  and  Latin  Grammar,      -  6  00 

Book-Keeping,   Geometry,    Astronomy,    Use    of   Globes, 

Drawing  Maps,  Elocution,  &c.  &c.  ...  8  00 

Stationery,  per  quarter,  37  cents. — Fuel,  for  the  season,  75  cents. 

N.B.  Night  School  will  commence  the  12M  of  October. 

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New  Ii©oMiig  Glass  Store. 
ELIJAH  S.  FHYER, 

CARVER  AND  GILDER, 

Ifo.  2  North  Gay  Street, 

Informs  his  customers  and  the  public,  that  he 
has  for  sale  and  manufactures.  Gilt,  Mantle  and 
Pier  LOOKING  GLASSES,  Portrait  and  Picture 
Frames.  Drawings  and  Prints  framed  at  short  no- 
tices, of  every  variety  of  size  and  pattern  OLD 
LOOKING  GLASSES  framed  or  taken  in  ex- 
change ;  Curtain  Ornaments,  such  as  Poles, 
Rings,  Ends  and  Centre  Ornaments  at  the  shortest 
notice;  and  Genendoles,  Pier  Tables,  Brackets  and 
all  articles  of  fancy  in  my  line  of  business  of  the 
latest  and  most  approved  patterns.  Gentlemen 
wishing  to  have  their  piers  and  mantles  furnished 
with  superior  French  Plates,  will  please  to  leave 
their  orders  and  they  will  be  promptly  attended  to. 
Steamboats,  Packets,  &c.  fitted  with  Looking 
Glasses  in  pannels  or  frames,  at  short  notice. 

Looking  Glass  Plates  of  all  sizes  by  the  box  or 
single  plate. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Umbrella*  Parasol  &  Cane 

MANUFACTORY, 

JYo.  33  South  St. 

JOHN    C.    FRENCH, 

Has  Removed  his  Manufactory  to  No.  33  South  Street* 
two  doors  below  Jacob  Rogers's  Hat  Store,  where  he  ex- 
pects to  be  permanently  fixed,  and  takes  this  opportunity 
of  returning  his  thanks  to  the  public  generally  for  the  li- 
beral patronage  with  which  he  has  been  favoured,  and 
he  hopes  by  diligence  and  attention  to  business  still  to 
merit  a  share  of  the  same.  He  will  endeavour  to  keep 
on  hand  at  all  times  a  first  rate  article  of  his  ovyn  man- 
ufacture, wholesale  and  retail — all  repairs  executed  with 
the  greatest  despatch. 

N.  B.  He  is  a  regular  agent  for  the  sale  of  Morrison's 
Hygeian  Pills. 

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POLICE    AND  MAGISTRATE'S 

OPPIC2. 

The  Subscriber  takes  this  method  of  notifying 
his  friends  and  the  public,  that  he  has  Removed 
his  Office  into 

Immediately  opposite  to  Water  Street,  to  the  place  recent* 
v  ly  occupied  by  Charles  Kernan,  Esq. 

Where  all  the  business  peculiar  to  the  Magistrate 
will  be  promptly  and  punctually  attended  to,  and 
the  well  known  and  highly  deserving  Officers  both 
in  the  police  and  civil  departments,  will  continue 
their  attendance  at  this  office  as  heretofore. 

JOSEPH  SHANE. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WILSON  &  GARDNER, 

Having  established  themselves  at 
JVb.   55,  BALTIMORE   STREET, 

Corner  of  Tripolett's  Alley,  over  B.  H.  Richardson'* 

Dry  Goods  Store, 

Offer  their  services  to  their  friends  and  the  public  as 

HOUSE  SIGN,  SHIP  and  ORNAMENTAL 

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Being  now  prepared  to  execute  all  orders  in  their 
line  of  business,  on  as  reasonable  and  accommodating 
terms  as  any  pother  individuals  in  the  city,  they  res- 
pectfully  solicit  a  share  of  public  patronage. 

N.  B.  As  to  character  of  workmanship,  good  refer- 
ence can  be  given  to  those  who  honour  them  with  a 
call.    Entrance  on  the  Alley,  first  door. 


JTo.  198,  BALTIMORE  STREET, 


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BASKETS  AND  COMBS, 

AND  IMPORTER  OF 

FRENCH  AND  GERMAN 

WHICH  HE  OFFBBS  FOB  BALE, 

wholesale:  and  retail* 

O^Jewiiry,  Combs,  and  Baskets  made  and  re- 
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BALTIMORE  DIRECTOR, 

CORRECTED  UP  TO  SEPTEMBER,  1835. 

For  1835—6. 

CONTAINING,  WITH,   (OB  WITHOUT) 

A   PI.4N  OF  THE   CZT7, 

With  References  to  Pvblio  Buildings, 

Historical  Sketch  of  Baltimore. 


Names  and  Occupations  of  the  Householders,  a  List  of 
e  Streets,  Lanes,  Alleys,  Wharves,  &c. — a  List  of  the 
Banks  Insurance  and  other  Companies,  Custom  House, 
Hours  of  Departure  of  Steamboats,  Packets,  Rail-Road 
Cars,  &c  &x.  and  a  variety  of  other  entertaining  matter- 


BALTIMORE,  1835. 


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CONTENTS. 

Historical  sketch  of  Baltimore. 

Its  Corporate  Immunities,  Powers,  &c. 

City  Government. 

Public  buildings  &c. 

Churches. 

Rail  Roads. 

Banks. 

Stages,  Consuls,  Insurance  offices,  Managers  of  the   Poor. 

Names  and  Residences  of  Citizens, 

Streets,  Lanes,  Alleys  &.  Wharves. 


TO    THE    PUBLIC. 


After  a  lapse  of  two  and  an  half  years,  (since 
the  last  Director  was  published,)  we  again  present 
our  fellow-citizens  as  well  as  strangers,  with  an- 
other edition  of  the  "Baltimore  Director,  for 
1835 — 36."  We  will  not  dwell  on  the  difficulties 
of  calling  at  every  house  in  the  city  to  obtain  the 
name,  occupation,  &c.  of  the  tenant;  of  arranging 
all  those  names  for  the  press;  the  time  necessary, 
nor  the  expense  of  paper,  printing,  binding,  &c; 
a  little  reflection  will  convince  any  individual  that 
it  is  a  most  arduous  as  well  as  unpleasant  task;  and 
but  one  individual  here  who  has  performed  it  once 
will  again  attempt  it:  However,  we,  with  the  assist- 
ance of  Mr.  Edward  Ing,  and  three  other  gentle- 
men, whom  we  have  relied  on  for  their  known  ac- 
curacy, industry,  and  intelligence,  have  waded 
through,  and  here's  the  book,  we  hope,  as  correct 
as  any  such  publication  can  reasonably  expected. 
Allowance  must  be  made  for  the  information  given 
by  illiterate  persons,  servants,  children,  &c.  the  va- 
rious spellings  producing  the  same  name,  &c. 
We  have  only  printed  750  copies,  and  will  have  to 
charge  25  cents  advance  from  the  old  price,  as  we 
expressed  in  our  prospectus.  We  offer  our  thanks 
to  such  as  have  encouraged  our  publication  by  sub- 
scribing, and  pledging  themselves  to  purchase. 

We  add  a  Historical  Sketch  of  Baltimore,  and 
a  variety  of  important  information,  which  will  be 
found  very  interesting  not  only  to  the  old  inhabi- 
tants, but  to  an  enterprising  and  enlightened  com- 
munity generally.  R.  J.  MATCHETT. 


HISTORICAL  SKECTH  OF  BALTIMORE. 


IN  presenting  the  present  edition  of  our  Director  to  our 
patrons,  we  have  thought  it  would  not  be  unadvisabfe  tofoffer 
something  like  a  brief  view  of  our  city,  from  its  earliest  au- 
thentic history.  In  1659  patents  were  issued  for  lands  in 
Baltimore  County  to  a  colonel  Utie,  and  it  was  at  this  period 
that  it  was  erected  into  a  county. 

In  the  year  1661,  the  first  county  court  was  held  in  Bal- 
timore county.  On  the  succeeding  year  contracts  were 
made  for  tobacco,  deliverable  at  North  Point.  Amongst  the 
first  settlers  north  of  the  Patapsco  river  was  a  Mr.  Abraham 
Clarke,  a  shipwright;  so  that  we  find  even  at  this  early  period 
of  our  history,  this  deservedly  popular  class  of  mechanics, 
among  the  first  to  give  tone  and  character,  by  their  industry 
and  enterprise,  to  that  small  beginning  which  has  subse- 
quently grown  with  such  giant  strides,  into  a  large,  health- 
ful, and  populous  mart  of  commerce.  But  to  come  nearer 
home,  and  to  develope  something  which  may  be  considered 
as  looking  more  like  an  approximation  towards  the  nucleus  of 
our  city,  it  may  be  worthy  of  remark,  that  Mr.  Charles  Gor- 
8uch,  of  the  Society  of  Friends,  the  same  year  took  up  and 
patented  50  acres  of  land  on  Whetstone  Point.  So  slow  and 
tardy  was  the  spirit  of  settlement  at  this  period,  that  although 
the  purchase  money  was  but  4s  the  quit  rent  4s  sterling,  (per 
annum,  and  the  alienation  4s  sterling  per  100  acres,  payable 
in  specie,  tobacco  or  other  products,  the  competitors  for  the 
proprietary  grants  were  few  in  number,  and  applicants  for 
them  were  viewed  in  the  light  of  conferring,  rather  than  re- 
ceiving favors. 

The  next  land  within  the  limits  of  our  city,  which  was  taken 
up  was  by  Mr.  Alexander  Mountenay,  who  took  out  a  patent 
in  1663  for  200  acres  running  on  either  side  of  what  is  now 
called  Harford  Run.  In  1668  Timber  Areck,  lying  between  the 
heads  of  the  middle  and  North  branches  of  the  Patapsco,  was 
patented  in  the  name  of  Mr.  John  Howard,  and  in  the  same 
year,  Mr.  Thomas  Cole  obtained  a  patent  for  550  acres  on  the 
north  of  that  granted  to  Mr.  Howard;  which  he  called  Cole's 
Harbour.  This  tract  extended  for  a  considerable  distance  on 
each  side  of  what  is  now  called  Jones's  Falls,  and  it  was  here 
that  the  first  houses  of  Baltimore  town  were  built.  Mr.  Cole 
left  an  only  daughter,  who  married  Mr.  Charles  Gorsuch,  and 
they  jointly  sold  Cole's  Harbour  to  a  Mr.  David  Jones,  from 
whom  the  stream  thence  took  its  name,  as  also  Jones's  street, 
which,  by  the  sacrilegious  interference  of  the  ministers  of 
the  law,  has  been  changed  into  Front  street.  We  say  sacri- 
legious, because  we  hold  it  that  the  ancient  landmarks  of 
towns,  cities,  and  countries,  should  be  cherished  with  the 
same  reverential  regards  of  family  heir-looms. 
A 


X  HISTORICAL  SKETCH 

Mr.  David  Jones  is  believed  to  have  been  the  first  actual 
settler,  having  built  himselfa  residence  on  the  North  side  of 
the  Falls,  in  the  neighbourhood  of  the  intersection  of  French 
and  the  late  Jones,  now  Front  street,  near  to  where  Finn's 
bridge  now  stands.  Other  additions  were  soon  after  made 
to  this,  what  may,  in  fact,  be  termed  the  beginning  of  our 
city.  Cole's  Harbour  having,  in  the  mean  time,  passed  into 
the  hands  of  Mr.  James  Todd,  the  step-son  of  Jones,  he  sued 
out  a  resurvey.  and  obtained  a  new  patent  for  it  in  1096,  by 
which  it  was  called  TodtVs  Range,  and  contained  510  acres. 
Mountenay's  Neck,  by  Mr.  Todd's  intermarriage  with  the 
daughter  of  Mr.  Mountenay  also  passed  into  his  possession, 
and  he,  by  the  marriage  of  his  mother  and  self,  with  two  of  the 
principal  landholders,became  in  turn  an  important  personage. 

Other  additions  were  now  more  freely  made,  and  a  spirit 
of  acquisition  gradually  diffusing  itself,  Mr.  Todd  and  wife 
disposed  of  parts  of  their  property  to  a  Mr.  John  Hurst,  who 
kept  an  Jnn  at  or  near  Jones's,  and  to  Mr.  Charles  Carroll, 
agent  of  the  proprietary. 

Immediately  after  his  purchase,  Mr.  Hurst  mortgaged  his 
property  to  Mr.  Richard  Colegate,  who,  it  appears  owned 
and  lived  on  an  estate  on  Colegate's  Creek. 

In  1711  Mr.  Carroll  sold  31  acres  of  his  part  of  Cole's  Har- 
bour, to  Jonathan  Hanson,  a  millwright,  who  erected  thereon 
the  mill,  whose  remains  are  yet  to  be  seen  near  White's  dis- 
tillery ,'contiguous  to  theintersection  of  Bath  and  Holliday  sts. 

In  1726,  Edward  Fell,  a  merchant  from  Lancashire,  Eng 
who  had  settled  on  the  east  side  of  the  Falls,  took  out  an 
escheat  warrant  and  employed  a  person  by  the  name  of  Gist 
tofsurvey  Cole's  Harbour  or  Todd's  Range,  but  a  caveat  being 
enteredby  the  sons  of  Mr.  Carroll,  a  new  grant  was  preven- 
ted. The  whole  number  ofimprovements  up  to  this  time,  as 
appeared  by  Mr.  Gist's  return  of  the  survey,  were  1  mill,  2 
dwellings,  tobacco  houses,  orchards  &c,  and  on  vacancies 
1  other  dwelling  and  tobacco  houses  &c. 

The  first  Church  in  the  County,  is  said  to  have  been  located 
at  the  head  of  Bear  Creek  in  Patapsco  Neck,  the  Quakers 
however  had  previously  held  meetings  at  Mr.  John  Giles's  at 
Upton  Court,  near  Dugan's  Ferry  Point. 

Having  thus  given  a  birds-eye  sketch  of  what  may  be  es- 
teemed the  "beginning,"  we  must  in  our  subsequent  notices 
of  events  be  still  more  brief,  as  our  limits  admonish  us  that 
we  have  no  room  for  amplification. 

In  1705  BaJtinipre  County  had  become  so  important  by  its 
interests  and  population,  as  to  require  a  Sheriff,  which  office 
was  filled  by  Mr.  Aquilla  Paca,  and  in  the  succeeding  year 
we  find  that  high  dignitary  in  the  person  of  Mr.  Francis  Da- 
lahide,  so  that  rotation'm  office  was  early  engrafted  upon  our 
civil  institutions, — and  would  seem  to  have  meant  something 
in  those  days,  we  were  about  to  say — but  the  historical  fact, 
of  its  lasting  but  for  a  year,  would  seem  to  require  the  ac- 
knowledgment,that  the  monopoly  of  office,the  tenacious  grasp 
of  power,  and  the  desire  of  feeding  out  of  the  public    crib, 


OF  BALTIMORE.  O 

was  one  of  those  vices,  which  we  inherited  from  our  trans- 
atlantic fore-fathers;  for  the  term  of  the  successive  Sheriff's 
office,  were  for  three  years— a  period  perhaps,  short  enough, 
and  indeed  may  be  said  to  contain  the  principle  of  rotation, 
as  it  is  accompanied  by  intervals  of  supervening  disquali- 
fication. 

In  1723  a  free  school  was  established  in  Baltimore  County, 
and  an  endowment  given  to  it;  free  schools  in  other  counties 
having  been  previously  created. 

In  1683  ports  of  trade  were  established  by  acts  of  assem- 
bly in  Baltimore  county,  one  on  Patapsco  near  Humphrey's 
creek,  another  on  Bush  river,  on  the  town  land  near  the  Court 
House.  The  next  year  another  town  was  laid  out  on  Middle 
river,  and  two  years  after,  one  on  Spesucia  creek,  and  an- 
other on  Gunpowder  at  Westbury's  point,  but  that  on  Middle 
river  was  suspended.  The  stranger  who  takes  up  our  map 
to  look  for  these  towns,  instinctively  inquires,  ''Where  are 
they?"  and  echo  answers,  "Where  are  they?" — the  historian 
replies,  some  lived  but  on  record,  and  those  which  were,  are 
now  no  more. 

In  1712  the  seat  of  justice  was  at  Joppa,which  continued  to 
be  the  county  town  for  50  years  from  the  period  of  its  being 
established.  As  late  as  the  first  quarter  of  the  18th  century, 
the  produce  raised  on  the  borders  of  the  Patapsco  was  in- 
sufficient for  the  loading  of  ships  in  any  reasonable  time,  and 
they  therefore  while  receiving  their  cargoes  remained  off 
North  Point,  where  they  were  convenient  to  receive  the 
productions  of  other  parts  of  Maryland  bordering'on  our  nu- 
merous navigable  rivers. 

In  1733  application  was  made  to  the  legislature  for  ground 
to  lay  out  a  town  on  what  is  now  called  Moale's  Point,  which 
application  was  defeated  by  Mr.  Moale,  who  happened  to  be 
a  member  of  that  body.  The  motives  which  actuated  him 
have  been  assigned,  but  as  with  those  we  desire  to  have  no- 
thing to  do,  whether  they  be  selfish  or  otherwise,  we  shall 
content  ourselves  by  saying  be  they  what  they  may,  they 
were  short-sighted  and  injurious  to  his  interests,  and  are 
still  felt  by  his  highly  respectable  heirs,  who  were  thus  de- 
spoiled of  immense  values,  which  otherwise  would  have  en* 
sued  .to  the  ample  estate  of  their  grand  parent. 

Disappointed  in  locating  the  town  on  Whetstone  Point,  on 
the  property  of  Mr.  Moale,  the  men  of  that  day,  to  whom  we 
are  indebted  for  our  goodly  city,  defeated  in  their  first  pro- 
ject, were  not  to  be  thus  repressed  in  their  laudable  spirit  of 
commercial  enterprise;  the  county  commissioners,  and  others 
memorialized  the  legislature  to  that  effect,  and  in  1729,  that 
body  passed  an  act,  entitled,  "  An  Act  for  erecting  a  town  on 
the  north  side  of  Patapsco,  in  Baltimore  County ,  and  for  laying 
out  into  lots,  60  acres  of  land  in  and  about  the  place  where  John 
Flemming  now  lives. 

This  indeed  looks  like  a  "beginning,"  of  a  town  in  good 
earnest  Here  is  the  designation  of  location  and  object — the 
"where  and  the  whereabouts." — And  we  are,  therefore,  in- 
spired with  the  curiosity  to  inquire,  where  did  this  veritable 


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personage  Mr.  John  Flemming  reside;  for  that  becomes  a  most 
important  point  of  inquiry,  in  order  that  we  may  know   the 
chosen  spot  whereon  our   ancestors  erected  those   unerring 
ensigns,   around    which  our  ancient  townsmen    assembled, 
built  unto  themselves  homes,  and  laid  the  foundation  of  their 
children's  fortunes.     Know  then,  that  Mr.  John   Flemming 
was  a  tenant  of  Mr  Carroll,   "and   resided  in  a   house,  then 
usually  called  a  quarter,  standing  on  the  North  Bank  of  Uhler's 
Run, and  near  to  the  residence  of  the  late  General  John  Striek- 
er in  Charles  street.     By  this  act  Baltimore  was  to,  be  a  privi- 
leged place  of  landing,  loading,  and  selling  and   exchanging 
goods.     As  this  is  a  most  important  event  in  our  history,   we 
shall  name  the  gentlemen  first  appointed  town  commissioners: 
they  were  Major  Thomas  Tolley,  William  Hamilton,  William 
Buckner,  Dr.  George  Walker,  Richard  Gist,  Dr.  George  Buch- 
annan  and  Colonel  William  Hammond,  whose  appointment 
was  for  life,  with  the  power  of  filling   their  own   vacancies. 
The  law  authorized  them  to  purchase  the  before  mentioned 
60.acres  of  land, being  part  of  Cole's  harbour  or  Todd's  Range, 
and  to  lay  the  same  out  in  the  most  convenient  manner  into 
Go  lots,    to  be  erected  into  a  town  to   be  called  Baltimore 
Town,  in  compliment  te  the  proprietary,  who  was  baron   of 
Baltimore,  his  title  being  derived  from  a  sea-port  of  that  name 
in  the  county  of  Cork,  Ireland.     The  first  choice  of  a  lot  wa3 
to  be  reserved  to  the  owner  of  the  land,  and  no  one  to  be    al- 
lowed to  take    more  than  one  lot  for  the  first  four  months, 
nor   any  but  the  inhabitants  of  the  county  for  the  first  six 
months,  after  which,  untaken  lots  might  be  entered  by   any 
one.    The  right  acquired  by  the  purchasers  of  these  lots,  was 
in  fee  simplt,  on  condition  that  they  erected  on  their  respec- 
tive lots  within  eighteen  months,  a  house  that  should   cover 
400  square  feet;  in  default  of  which  the  right  of  proprietor- 
ship  reverted  to  the  commissioners,  who  were   empowered 
to  make  a  sub-sale  on  similar  terms.    In    December  of  the 
same  year,  the  commissioners  contracted   with  the   Messrs 
Carrolls  fortheland  in  question,on  the  following  terms — they 
were  to  pay  40  shillings  for  each  of  the  60  acres   in   money 
or  tobacco,  at  Id  per  pound.     One  other  condition  of  the  sale 
from  the  Messrs    Carrolls  to  the  commissioners  was,   that 
such  lots  as  were  not  taken  up  and  improved  within  seven 
years,  were  to  revert  back  to  them. 
On  the  12th  of  January  l730,the  commissioners  assisted  by 
M  Philip  Jones,|  the  county   Surveyor,  land  off  the  town,^ 
"commencing  at  a  point  near  the  northwest  intersection   of 
what  are  now  called  Pratt  and  Light  sts.  and  running  north- 
west along    or  near  Uhler's  alley,  towards  the  great  eastern 
road,  and  a  great  gulley  or  drain  at  or  near  Sharp  street  then 
across  Long,  now  Baltimore  street,  east  of  the  gulley  north- 
easterly with  the  same  road,    afterwards  called  the  Church 
road,  and  now  McClellan's  alley ,to  the  precipice  which  over- 
hung the  falls  at  or  near  the   south-west  corner  of  St.    Paul 
street  and  St.  Paul's  lane,  then|with  the  bank  of  the  stream 
southwardly  and  eastwardly,  various   courses  into   the  low 
grounds  ten  perches  west  of  Gay  street,  including  the  Fish 


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street  church  lot,  then  due  south  along  the  margin  of  these 
grounds  to  the  bank  on  the  north  side  of  the  river  near  the 
south  east  corner  of  General  Smith's  licuse,  and  then  by  that 
bank  various  courses,  nearly  as  Water  street  runs  westerly 
and  southerly  to  the  first  mentioned  point." 

On  the  fourteenth  of  the  same  month,  most  of  the  lots  were 
taken,  but  a  few  however  remained  untaken  at  the  expiration 
of  seven  years  and  reverted  to  the  original  proprietor. 

Most  of  the  early  settlers  appear  to  have  been  members  of 
the  Society  of  Friends,  who  were  doubtless  attracted  here  by 
the  prospect  of  finding  in  a  distant  country  that  respite  from 
persecution  for  religion's  sake,  which  rendered  them  wretch- 
ed at  home-  Among  them  we  find  the  families  of  the  Gor- 
8uches,the  Gileses,  the  Fellses,the  Hopkinses,  the  Matthew- 
ses,and  the  Taylorses. 

In  1731  tiie  town  of  Joppa  being  afflicted  with  the  small 
pox,  the  legislature  suspended  the  sittings  of  the  court  theer 
during  that  year,  a  circumstance  the  most  unfortunate,  as 
Baltimore  was  then  about  to  commence  the  race  of  rivalry 
under  auspices  which  at  least  justified  the  hope  of  success, 
ful  competition 

A  new  town  on  the  land  of  Mr.  Richard  Colegate  was  laid 
out  in  1782  and  called  Jones's  town,  extending  from  Pitt  to 
Front  street;  and  has  since  been  known  as  "Old  Town." 

It  is  stated  that  there  were  exported  from  Maryland  and 
Virginia  as  early  as  this  period,  annually,  60,000  hogsheads  of 
tobacco,  besides  £1000  sterling  worth  of  lumber  and  skins, 
employing  24  000  tons  of  shipping. 

As  earl}-  as  1735  the  preservation  of  the  navigation  received 
attention, and  masters  of  ves-els  were  prohibited  from  casting 
ballast  into  any  creek  or  river  emptying  into  the  bay,  as  also 
into  the  bay  itself,  above  Cedar  Point 

The  first  brick  house  was  erected  in  1740,  by  an  Irish  gen- 
tleman by  the  name  of  Fotterall,  who  imported  the  materials. 
It  stood  near  the  north-west  intersection  of  Calvert  and 
Chatham  now  Fayette  streets. 

In  1745  the  two  towns  of  Baltimore  and  Jones'Town  (now 
Old  Town)  were  erected  into  one  town  by  the  name  of  Bal- 
timore  town;  and  the  importance  into  winch  the  town  had 
grown  may  be  conceived  from  the  fact,  that  the  legislature  at 
the  same  session,  in  their  wisdom,  passed  a  law  by  which 
geese  and  swine  were  prohibited  from  going  at  large— and 
another  law  was  passed  providing  for  the  guage  of  barrels  for 
pork,  beef,  tar,  pitch  and  turpentine,  the  weight  of  pork  and 
beef  in  barrels,  and  the  marking  of/are  on  flour  barrels.  This 
looking  truly  like  an  approach  to  commercial  regulations, 
and  was  required  by  the  increased  trade  of  the  town. 

In  1743,  Leonard  and  Daniel  Barnitz,  of  York,  Pennsylva- 
nia, came  here  and  erected  a  brewery  on  the  south  west  cor- 
ner of  Baltimore  and  Hanover  streets:  we  mention  this  as  it 
was  the  first  established  in  our  town;  it  has  been  of  recent 
years,  succeeded  by  those  ranges  of  stores  on  both  streets 
which  add  s,o  much  to  the  beauty  and  business  ef  that  part 
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In  this  year  also,  a  tobacco  house  was.  erected  on  the  west 
side  of  Charles  street  near  the  head  of  the  inlet  into  which 
Uhler's  spring  emptied.  A  public  wharf  was  also  commen- 
ced at  the  south  end  of  Calvert  street,  which  for  a  number 
of  years  was  called  the  "County  Wharf." 

The  following  will  show  the  slow  progress  which  Baltimore 
had  made  up  to  1752;  at  which  time  there  were  but  25  houses, 
and  only  4  of  them  brick;  and  an  advertisement  in  the  Mary- 
land Gazette  of  the  same  year  appears,  by  which  it  is  made 
known  that  a  schoolmaster  "of  a  good  sober  character,  who 
understands  teaching  English,  writing  and  arithmetic,  will 
meet  with  very  good  encouragement  from  the  inhabitants 
of  Baltimore  Toivn,  if  well  recommended." 

In  1754  a  subscription  was  got  up  for  building  a  Market 
house, and  in  1773  the  Markets  were  regulated  by  law. 

In  1/54,  Mr.Moale„son  of  the  gentleman  to  whom  we  have 
before  alluded,  built  the  brick  store  at  the  corner  of  Calvert 
street  and  Lovely  lane,  also  the  dwelling  in  the  rear  of  St. 
Peter's  church.  Other  houses  were  also  built  by  other  gen- 
tlemen;—some  of  them  with  imported  bricks. 

In  1756  many  of  the  French  neutrals  who  were  expelled 
from  Acadia  or  Nova  Scotia  took  refuge  here,  and  located 
themselves  on  Charles  street,  south  of  Market,  where  they 
built  small  houses,  which  assumed  the  name  of  Frenchtown 
by  which  name  it  was  designated  for  many  years. 

In  J7<i3  other  portions  of  Baltimore  County  having  been 
added  to  the  town  of  Baltimore,  Fell's  Point  was  also  added 
to  it,  upon  conditions,  however  which  secured  her  citizens 
certain  exemptions,  deemed  valuable  to  them. 

In  1768,  such  had  been  the  increase  of  the  town,  and  the 
inconvenience  to  which  the  inhabitants  were  subjected  in  at- 
tending courts  at«7u/?j7a,that  a  law  was  passed  authorising  the 
building  of  a  Court  house  and  prison,  which  were  according- 
ly built,  the  former  where  the  Battle  Monument  now  stands, 
the  latter  adjacent  to  St.  Paul's  lane.  The  former  remained 
until  1818  when  the  present  Court  house  was  completed,  the 
last  named  was  superseded  by  the  new  Jail  in  IfcOO. 

The  first  engine  company  was  raised  in  this  city  in  1769,^ 
and  remains  to  this  day,  bearing  now,  as  then,  the  name  of 
"The  Mechanical  Fire^  Company" — a  company  which,  like 
those  that  have  been  subsequently  formed,  deserve  a  warm 
place  in  the  affections  of  the  people  of  Baltimore. 

The  commercial  advantages  of  Baltimore,  its  fine  navigable 
waters,  easy  access  to  the  noblest  Bay  in  the  world,  in- 
creased and  increasing  agricultural  productions  of  this  state, 
and  those  parts  of  Virginia  of  which  she  was  the  market, 
had  attracted  no  inconsiderable  portion  of  commercial  and 
mechanical  enterprise  and  capital  hither;  and  in  1771  we  find 
the  names  of  many  of  those  individuals  to  whom  she  was  sub- 
sequently so  much  indebted  for  her  prosperity  and  vigorous 
growth.  The  professions  of  law  and  physic  do  not  appear 
to  have  been  so  much  in  demand;  for  of  the  former  there 
were  but  9,andof  the  latter  in  and  near  the  town  there  were 


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but  lljsince  then  however  \he facilities  of  making  lawyers  and 
doctors  have  greatly  increased, and  with  thesejeach  profession 
has  received  a  large  accession  of  numbers,  but  whether  either 
science  has  advanced  in  thelquality  of  its  members,  we  pre- 
tend not  to  say. 

On  the  20th  of  August  1773,  Mr.  Win.  Goddard  of  Rhode 
Island  commenced  the  publication  of  the  first  newspaper 
ever  published  in  Baltimore,  called  the  "Maryland  Journal 
and  Baltimore  Advertiser.  A  line  of  packets  and  stages  at 
the  head  of  Elk,  to  and  from  Philadelphia  was  established, 
and  a  coffee  house  or  hotel  opened  at  the  Point. 

Up  to  this  period  the  hills  on  which  the  Cathedral  now 
stands,  the  ground  west  of  Green,  now  Exeter  street,  and  the 
south  shore  of  the  river  from  Lee  street  to  the  fort  point  were 
covered  either  with  forest  trees  or  small  plantations,  and  the 
grounds  between  Town  and  Point  were  an  open  common. 

The  march  of  the  population  of  the  town  up  to  the  war  of 
the  revolution,  1776,  had  been  a  slow  one,  and  this  is  a  cir- 
cumstance calculated  to  excite  our  wonder,  because  it  had 
enjoyed  an  increasing  commerce  for  many  years,  and  though 
its  port  of  entry  was  Annapolis,  its  superior  adaptation  had 
always  secured  it  a  highly  lucrative  business.  But  let  the  cause 
of  this  tardiness  of  increase   be  what  it  may,  the  fact  is  an 
undeniable  one,  that  at  the  commencement  of  the  war  of  the 
revolution, our  population  amounted  only  to  about  5,000  per- 
sons;but  though  small  in  nu mbers, they  were  stout  of  heart,and 
throughout  the  whole  of  that  struggle,  evinced  a  devotion  to 
liberty  which  knew  no  medium— a  love  of  country  which  ad- 
mitted of  no  compromise.     To  the  numerical  strength  of  the 
army,  she  laudably  contributed  by  sending  forth  her  sons   to 
battle  under  the  Eagle  and  Stripes;  and  when  the  loss  of  trade 
brought  ruin  and  distress  upon  one  portion  of  her  citizens, 
those  vvho  were  still  so  fortunate   as  to  have   escaped  from 
the  inflictions  of  such  visitations,  nobly  came  forward  to  the 
relief  of  their  les3  fortunate  fellow   townsmen.     Nor  was  this 
chivalric  spirit  confified  alone  to  the   male  inhabitants;  for 
the  gentler  sex— those  lovely  beings  whom  bounteous  Provi- 
dence in  his  kindness  appointed  as  our  solace  in   adversity- 
vied  with  their  husbands,  brothers,  and  fathers,  in  works"  of 
generous  patriotism,  of  disinterested,  pure  love  of  country. 
Did  the  soldier  approach  them  in  sickness  and  want,  they 
nursed  him  with  the  tendernes  of  sisters,  and  when  he  de- 
parted, it  was  under  feelings  too  exquisite  to  give  utterance 
to  the  measure  of  gratitude  which  he  felt  for  those  more  than 
"Sisters  of  Charity"— who  with  the  pious  devotion  of  mothers 
had   pillowed  his  aching  head,  bound   up  his  wounds,  and 
nursed  him  in  sickness— but  if  he  could  not  give  utterance  to 
the  grateful  emotions  with    which  he    was  inspired,   he   felt 
them— exquisitively   felt   them— and   he   marched     onward 
more  than  "thrice  armed,"  because  his  cause  was  jusi,"   and 
female  beauty  and  goodness  had  nerved  his  arm  to  strike  for 
liberty. 

Among  the  brave  officers  who  did  such  effective  service  in 
leading  the  Maryland  line  through  every  fortune  of  war— a 


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line  which  whether  in  victory  or  defeat,  always  sustained  its 
honor,  Baltimore  town  and  county,  sent  forth  her  Howard, 
Gist,  Hamilton,  W.  Sterett,  James  Winchester,  G.  Winches- 
ter, Ewing,  Moore,  Croxall,  Norwood,  Oldam,  Colegate, 
Cromwell, Wilmott,  Tool,  Riley  and  McCabe,  and  with  them 
sent  many  gallant  hearts,  who  were  recruited  in  the  town  or 
its  vicinity, — and  they  sent  also,  among  the  officers  of  the 
German  and  rifle  companies  attached  to  Smallwood's  brigade 
— to  that  stubborn  brigade,  whose  insensibility  to  danger,  ren- 
dered it  incapable  of  knowing  when  it  was  beaten — attached 
to  that  brigade,  they  sent  the  brothers  Mackenheimer,  Kea- 
ports,  Lohra,  Meters,  Gerock,  Lindenberger,  Ritter,  Cole, 
{Smith,  Fulford,  Furnival,  Moore,  Plunket,  R.  Smith  of  W. 
and  Hopkins,  with  a  corresponding  number  of  private  sol- 
diers— and  this  outpouring  of  patriotism  was  from  a  popula- 
tion of  5,000.  How  these  brave  spirits  bore  themselves  let 
the  fields  of  Long  Island,  White  Plains,  of  Trenton,  the  Cow- 
pens,  Eutavv,  and  of  Yorktown,  and,  indeed,  almost  every 
other  field,  attest.  Wherever  danger  courted,  there  were 
they  present — if  wounded  it  was  in  front — if  victorious,  mercy 
to  the  captive  was  the  only  law  they  acknowledged,  and  if 
forced  to  retreat,  it  was  with  their  faces  to  the  enemy.  At 
the  Battle  of  White  Plains — where  an  hundred  of  their  com- 
patriots fell, — where  many  of  them  fleshed  their  maiden 
swords — such  was  their  gallant  bearing,  that  they  were 
appointed  to  cover  the  retreat  of  the  army. 

Jn  1731,  when  that  generous  Frenchman,  whose  honored 
manes  repose  beneath  the  soil  of  his  own  loved  Lagrange, 
was  marching  his  troops  to  the  seige  of  York, — on  their  arri- 
val at  Baltimore  they  were  destitute  of  money,  of  clothing 
and  provisions,  and,  as  the  natural  consequence  of  their 
sufferings  and  their  privations,  broken  down  in  health  and  in 
spirits.  From  the  national  treasury  not  a  dollar  was  to  be 
obtained — the  military  chest  empty— and  thus  situated,  La- 
fayette appealed  to  our  merchants  for  a  loan  on  his  own 
personal  security,  the  which  was  granted  him  with  that 
promptness  that  generous  souls  know  so  well  how  to  estimate. 
The  appeal  had  been  made  to  that  community,  who  from  the 
beginning  of  the  contest,  had,  with  the  hand  of  prodigals, 
offered  up  their  means,— whose  sons  had  gone  forth,  unhid- 
den to  ihe  strife,  armed  with  patriots'  love  and  soldiers' 
courage,— and  had  the  exigencies  of  the  country  required  it, 
every  male  inhabitant,  yet  remaining,  would  have  rallied 
under  the  banners  of  the  brave  Lafayette,  and  marched  with 
him.  jNor  was  this  noble  gushing  forth  of  patriot  zeal  con- 
fined to  the  hardier  ?ex.i  The  cloth  for  clothing  for  the  army 
being  procured,  a  serious  difficulty  presented  itself,  to  obtain 
persons  to  make  it  up;  but  it  was  of  short  duration.;  for  it 
occurred  where  gentle  bosoms  throbbed  but  in  unison  with 
the  cause  of  freedom,  and  the  maids  and  the  matrons  of  Bal- 
tiaione,  turned  out  en  masse,  and  became  for  the  time,  the 
seamstresses  of  that  gallant  armv,  who  on  the  1 9th  of  Octo- 
ber following,  carried  the  redoubts  before  York  town,  and 
compelled  the  brave,  though  haughty  Cornwalhs,  to  surren- 


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der  his  whole  force;  and  we  would  ask,  is  it  a  matter  of  sur- 
prise, that  this  veteran  Briton  should  have  been  forced  by 
the  fate  of  war,  to  yield  to  the  prowess  of  the  legions  of  that 
"boy,"  as  he  contemptuously  called  Lafayette,  when  his 
army  was  panoplied  in  garments  cemented  by  the  toil  of 
beauteous  woman — whose  ardent  prayers  for  success  had 
been  already  heard  and  registered  above? 

This  unexpected  and  disastrous  turn  to  the  British  army, 
terminated  the  conflict,  and  though  peace  was  not  finally 
settled  till  1783,  the  hostile  array  of  bayonets,  except  in  a  few 
instances,  where  directed  by  the  rancorous  hate  and  subtle 
cunning  of  the  tories,  were  then  brought  to  an  end.  But, 
though  relieved  from  the  pressure  of  "war's  desolation," 
Baltimore  had  come  out  of  the  contest  poor  in  every  thing 
but  the  gallantry  of  her  sons,  and  the  priceless  virtue  of  her 
daughters;  but  in  the  possession  of  these,  when  backed  by 
that  irrepressible  enterprise  and  unimpeached  integrity  of 
her  merchants,  she  was  truly  rich. 

In  1782  our  townsmen  had  so  far  recovered  from  that  para- 
lysis consequent  on  a  state  of  war,  as  to  turn  their  attention 
towards  paving  the  streets,  and  other  regulations  connected 
with  building,  and  the  removal  of  nuisances.  A  line  of'stages 
was  also  established  between  this  city  and  Philadelphia. 
The  town  at  this  time  contained  eight  places  of  worship  and 
is  said  to  have  numbered  8,000  inhabitants. 

On  the  11th  of  April,  1783,  the  hostilities  between  the  two 
countries  were  formally  suspended  by  Congress,  and  on  the 
night  of  the  21st  of  the  same  month,  the  inhabitants  of  Bal- 
timore town  celebrated  the  joyful  event  by  a  general  illumi- 
nation. The  barriers  to  trade  being  now  removed,  our 
citizens  were  left  free  to  indulge  their  spirit  of  enterprise  as 
best  comported  with  their  views  and  interests:  and  we  soon 
find  the  inventive  genius  of  our  countrymen  awakened  from 
a  state  of  lethargy  to  one  of  healthful  activity.  The  din  of 
battle  had  hardly  subsided  before  Mr.  James  Rumsey,  of 
Caecil  County,  of  this  State,  obtained  an  exclusive  privilege 
from  the  General  Assembly,  for  making  and  vending  boats  to 
be  propelled  by  steam.  In  1787  Oliver  Evans's  newly  invented 
steam  carriage  was  patented  by  the  state,  and  the  year  fol- 
lowing, Mr.  Cruse  erected  a  steam-mill  near  Pratt-st.  wharf. 
As  our  limits  admonish  us  that  we  must  be  brief,  we  shall 
pass  over  many  intervening  events,  and  of  course  omit 
noticing  the  creation  of  many  of  those  civil  institutions, 
which  arose  out  of  the  growing  wants  of  our  people,  and  only 
grasp  at  these  more  striking  incidents  which  demand  a  place 
in  a  sketch  of  this  kind. 

In  1790  the  Bank  of  Maryland  was  chartered  with  perper- 
uai  powers;  this  was  not  only  the  first  bank  in  this  city  but 
in  the  state.  In  1792  the  branch  of  the  old  U.  S.  bank,  com- 
menced its  operations  here.  The  influence  of  these  institu- 
tions were  soon  felt  in  the  increased  facilities  afforded  to 
commerce,  the  augmented  stir  which  it  imparted  to  the 
mechanic  arts,  and  in  the  general  impulse  which  was  given 
to  business  in  every  direction  of  our  town.    In  this  year  our 


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HISTORICAL  SKETCH 


population  had,  in  its  tardy  advance,  only  reached  13,503 
souls;  but  its  ratio  of  increase  was  not  long  destined  to  re- 
main at  tins  snail  like  pace;  for  although  we  have  been  four 
times  visited  with  that  dreadful  scourge  of  humanity,  the 
yellow  fever,  between  that  period  and  the  year  1800,  and  in 
that  year  also,  our  population  had  increased  to  26,014.  in 
1810  to  35,583,  in  1820  to  62,738,  and  in  1830  to  80,622. 

In  1796  the  city  was  chartered,  and  henceforth  was  go- 
verned by  a  Mayor  and  Council. 

Thus  it  is  evident  that  whatever  had  retarded  our  growth 
in  population  prior  to  the  year  1790,  had  ceased  to  operate, 
and  that  our  inarch  was  then  onward. 

The  causes  which  favorably  influenced  our  future  growth 
may  not  here  be  an  unprofitable  inquiry.  The  seeds  of  the 
revolution,  which  in  1791  were  sown  in  France  had  been 
matured  into  life  by  those  discontented  and  restless  spirits 
which  are  to  be  found  in  all  countries,  and  without  entertain- 
ing any  definite  ideas  of  rational  freedom,  the  cry  of  "liberty" 
had  been  raised  by  men  who  had  no  precise  object  in  view, 
as  was  amply  proved  by  the  subsequent  indiscriminate 
slaughter  of  the  aged  and  the  young  of  all  sexes  and  con- 
ditions—and by  the  sentencing  the  virtuous  and  the  good  to 
the  same  fate  with  the  vicious  and  the  depraved.  Such 
butchery—such  deluging  of  streets  with  human  blood,  the 
dissemination  of  the  odious  system  of  morals,  and  the  utter 
prostration  of  religion  as  marked  the  mad  career  of  the  mad 
actors  in  this  nefarious  crusade  against  human  life,  soon 
alarmed  the  other  powers  of  Europe,  and  France,  revolution- 
ary France,  found  them  as  with  one  arm  rallied  against  her. 
I  he  whole  continent  at  war  with  her,  and  France  herself 
convulsed  with  a  revolution  which  uprooted  all  that  was  holy 
in  the  sight  of  God  or  man — deluged  her  territory  with  its 
best  blood,  and  suspended  the  industry  of  the  artizan  and 
the  labors  of  the  husbandman  In  this  state  of  affairs  at 
home,  the  brutal  advocates  of  the  Guillotine,  the  Robbes- 
pieres,  the  Marats  and  the  Dantons,  and  those  other  sanguin- 
ary directors  of  the  whirlwind,  which  was  sweeping  every 
thing  righteous  and  good  to  destruction  and  ruin,  at  home, 
instigated  the  slaves  of  St.  Domingo  to  turn  their  knives 
against  the  lives  of  their  masters.  "Liberty  and  equality"— 
words  which  are  thrice  hallowed  in  the  sight  of  rational  free- 
oom,  were  rendered  odious  by  those  demons  in  human 
shape,  who  perverted  them  to  purposes  from  which  truth, 
honor,  justice  and  humanity,  shrink  away  in  horror  and  dis- 
gust. But  in  the  midst  of  "all  this  deadly  strife— out  of  the 
very  elements  of  evil,  good  ensued  to  us.  The  whole  conti- 
nent of  Europe  in  arms;  America  became  its  carriers, — and 
Baltimore  in  the  rivalry  which  ensued  for  the  rich  boon, 
which  was  thus  presented,  became  a  successful  and  most  for-' 
tunate  competitor.  Our  clippers— those  winged  messengers 
of  commerce,  whose  speed  have  given  to  our  shipwrights  an 
enviable  name  in  every  clime— were  seen  whitening  the  en- 
tire coast  of  France— and  the  insurrectionary  West  India 
colonies  were  alike  the  objects  of  their  enterprise. 


OF  BALTIMORE.  11 

To  these  causes  mMst  we  date  that  sudden  change  in  the 
tide  of  events  which  led  on  to  our  fortune.  Our  proximity 
to  the  revolted  Islands — the  fleetriess  of  our  vessels,  the  enter- 
prise of  our  merchants,  the  skill  of  our  mechanics,  all  com- 
bined to  throw  the  entire  trade  of  supplying  both  France  and 
them,  into  our  possession.  The  shipwright,  the  blacksmith, 
the  rope  maker,  the  sail  maker,  and  every  other  trade  con- 
nected with  the  construction  and  fitting  out  of  vessels,  were 
put  under  immediate  contribution,  and  the  busy  hum  and  bus- 
tle of  active  industry  was  to  be  seen  and  heard  in  every  direc- 
tion. Vessels  of  all  sizes — houses  of  all  descriptions,  as  with  a 
magic  wand,  were  created.  Commerce,  with  its  invigorating 
effects,was  pouring  in  upon  us  from  every  quarter,  and  with  it 
came  an  influx  to  our  population, which  put  to  blush  all  former 
calculations  upon  the  ratios  of  increase.  Thus  enjoying  these 
enviable  advantages,  our  town  rapidly  advanced  in  wealth 
and  population,  in  despite  of  the  dreadful  visitations  from  the 
yellow  fever  in  1794,  7,  9  and  1800,  '19  and  '20.  During  the 
revolution  of  France  and  the  insurrection  of  her  colonies,  we 
received  many  valuable  emigrants  from  each;  for  the  peace- 
loving  citizen  of  the  one,  as  well  as  the  exile  of  the  other, 
sought  an  asylum  here  from  the  turmoil  and  blood,  which 
rendered  their  remaining  in  either  insecure. 

But  these  halcyon  days  of  commercial  prosperity  were  not 
to  be  enjoyed  without  jeoparding  the   future   peace  of  the 
country.     Collisions  between   us  and  England    arose  out  of 
our  commerce  with  France.     She  assumed  pretensions,  and 
asserted  rights,  not  justified  by  the  laws  of  nations,  nor  sanc- 
tioned by  that  spirit  of  liberty  so  cherished  by   our  people. 
Those  collisions  led  to  the  war  of  1812,  which,  however,  was 
not  resorted  to  until  the  cup  of  forbearance  was  drained  to 
the  very  dregs;  and  unfortunately  for  the  country,  not  until 
the  national  coffers  were  empty.     But    freemen  who  know 
their  rights,  never  calculate   the   cost    when    their  national 
honor  is  insulted,  and  we  entered  into  that  conflict  with  little 
else  than  a  good  cause  and  brave  hearts  to  carry  us  through. 
And  Baltimore, whose  uncompromising  hostility  to  the  enemy, 
whose  gallant   privateers   had   met  and   conquered  British 
merchantmen  in  every  sea,  excited  the  hatred  of  the  govern- 
ment to  that  degree  that  our  city  was  marked  as  an  object  of 
vengeance.     Our  bay  infested  with  a  large  and  well  appointed 
fleet,  conveying  a  well  disciplined  army;  our  government  is 
applied  to  for  succor;  but  Baltimore  is  told  there  is  no  means 
in  the  possession  of  government,  and  thus  she  was  thrown 
upon  her  own  resources  for  defence.     The  occasion  was  full 
of  danger  and  of  peril — but  our   citizens  proved   themselves 
equal  to  it.     The  means  were  raised  and  the  city  successfully 
defended,  and  that  enemy,  who,  bending  beneath  the  laurels 
gained  on  European  fields,  was  forced  to  retire  before  our 
works,  defended  almost  exclusively  by  militia. 

The  war  having  been  ended  by  the  treaty  of  December, 
1814,  and  the  intercourse  between  the  two  countries  resumed 
in  February  1815,  a  too  unguarded  enterprise  succeeded,  and 
commercial  speculation  end  daring  was  carried  so  far  that  in 


12  HISTORICAL  SKETCH,   &LC, 

1819,  one  of  those  relapses  ensued,  which  palsies  the  ener- 
gies of  whole  communities.  We  suffered  from  it  with  an  in- 
tensity that  has  taught  us  a  lesson  which  at  least  should  make 
us  wise  by  the  force  of  the  most  melancholy  experience.  In 
1825  we  sustained  another  revulsion,  and  the  derangement 
of  the  monetary  operations  of  1833,  was  also  to  us  a  sore 
affliction;  but  owing  to  a  healthful  pre-existing  condition  of 
our  people,  arising,  perhaps,  from  the  wisdom  they  had 
learned  in  1819,  the  failure  of  the  Bank  of  Maryland,  the 
suspension  of  several  Savings  Institution?,  and  of  two  Insu- 
rance Companies,  intimately  connected  with  the  moneyed 
concerns  of  the  city,  Baltimore  has  stood  it  all  like  a  strong 
man,  and  is  at  this  day  enjoying  a  business, which  vouchsafes 
to  her  citizens  ample  reward  for  all  their  toil,  industry  and 
capital. 

Since  the  period  of  the  French  revolution,  many  valuable 
institutions  have  grown  up  among  us.  Churches  dedicated 
to  the  service  of  the  Most  High,  a  new  and  splendid  Court 
House,  private  charities,  Jail,  Penitentiary,  Exchange,  Ma- 
sonic and  Odd  Fellows  Halls,  Banks,  Insurance  Companies, 
Turnpikes,  Rail  Roads,  and  in  fine  nearly  ail  that  the  wants 
of  our  people  required  have  been  provided;|J-and  now,  with 
our  Rail  Roads  and  Canals  in  progress  and  completed,  seek- 
ing the  West  and  the  East  and  the  South,  through  valley  and 
over  mountain,  in  every  direction;  with  our  noble  bay  and  its 
countless  tributary  streams,  affording  on  their  bosoms  the 
mediums  of  conveyance,  we  are  overcoming  spaee  and  in- 
viting trade  from  every  point  of  our  immeasurable  country, 
and  Baltimore  may,  in  truth  be  said,  to  be  on  the  great  high- 
way which  must  ensure  her  a  proud  eminence  among  the 
family  of  American  cities.^  But  if  it  would  not  be  amiss,  we 
might  here  observe,  that  if  we  desire  to  make  our  market  as 

j ,  acceptable  to  our  Western,  Southern  and  South  Western 
Merchants,  as  its  local  position  entitles  it  to  be,  more  capital 
must  be  iuvested  in  foreign  commerce.  Packets  to  England 
and  France  should  be  established,  and  this  alone  will  attract 
capital  from  other  places  to  our  doors,  to  be  invested  in  that 
peculiar  branch  of  trade;  the  increased  facilities  of  transpor- 

£,  tation  will  assuredly  divert  to  our  port  a  portion  of  that/bretg-n 
capital,  and  those  foreign  agencies,which  have  built  up  New 
York,  and  placed  it  a  century  in  advance  of  her  sisters. — 
Whilever  we  draw  many  of  our  supplies  from  second-hand 
sources,  it  will  continue  to  operate  to  our  prejudice,  and  ren- 
der us  secondary,  when  our  situation  would  indicate  our 
enjoyment  of  a  relation  far  more  acceptable  to  our  patriotism 
and  our  pride. 


CITY  OF  BALTIMORE: 

Its  Corporate  Immunitiks,  Powers,  5tc. 

The  Mayor  is  appointed  every  two  years,  immediately  by  the 
people.  The  first  and  second  branches  of  the  City  Council  are 
aiso  elected  by  the  people,  the  first  annually  and  the  second  bi- 
ennially. The  elections  for  Mayor  and  Councilmen  are  held  by 
judges  appointed  by  the  Mayor  The  City  is  laid  off  into  twelve 
wards.  Each  send  2  members  to  the  first  and  1  to  the  second 
branch  of  the  Council  The  Mayor  and  members  of  the  second 
branch  of  the  City  Council,  must  be  assessed  on  the  Assessor's 
books  to  the  amount  of  $500 — the  property  qualification  of  the 
members  of  the  first  branch  is  §300.  The  Mayor  has  a  negative 
power  over  all  laws  passed  by  the  Council,  has  the  right  of  nomi- 
nating all  officers  to  the  Council  and  of  discharging  them  for 
misconduct.  The  Council  approve  or  disapprove  his  nomination 
as  they  may  see  fit.  In  the  recess  of  the  Council  the  Mayor  can 
fill  all  vacancies  The  Corporation,  that  is,  the  Mayor  and  City 
Council,  have  full  power  to  pass  all  ordinances  necessary  for 
paving,  repaving  and  lighting  the  streets,  lanes  and  alleys,  to 
sink  welld,  to  license  and  regulate  brokers,  hacks,  coaches,  &c. 
kept  for  hire,  carts,  wagons,  porters  and  watermen,  to  make  all 
regulations  respecting  the  same,  to  prohibit  the  erection  of 
wooden  buildings,  provide  magazines  for  gunpowder,  to  prevent 
the  storage  of  combustible  matter  in  the  city,  to  erect  or  build 
houses  of  correction,  hospitals,  post  houses,  to  make  assessments 
of  property  as  often  as  necessary;  to  punish  slaves  corporeally  for 
breaking  of  ordinances;  to  prevent  the  making  of  docks  or  canals; 
to  lay  off  streets;  to  regulate  weights  and  measures;  to  prevent 
and  remove  nuisances;  to  lay  and  collect  taxes  to  a  certain  per 
centum  and  enforce  the  collection  of  the  same;  to  contract  loans 
and  issue  certificates  of  stock,  not  exceeding  one  million  of  dol- 
lars; to  preserve  O'der,  secure  property  and  persons  fi om  violence, 
danger  or  destruction,  protect  the  public  and  city  property:  to 
promote  the  great  interests  and  insure  the  good  government 
of  the  city;  to  provide  for  and  regulate  the  weighing  of  hay;  to 
establish  public  schools  and  lay  taxes  for  their  support,as  also  for 
the  bupport  of  the  city  government. 

OUTLINES  OF  THE  CONSTITUTION  OF  MARYLAND. 

The  Constitution  of  this  State  was  first  formed  in  1776;  since 
which  time  many  amendments  have  been  made. 

The  Legislative  power  is  vested  in  a  Senate,  consisting  of  15 
members,  and  a  House  of  Delegates,  consisting  of  80  members; 
and  these  two  branches  united,are  styled  the  General  Assembly 
of  Maryland 

The  members  of  the  House  of  Delegates,  four  from  each  county, 
are  selected  annually  by  the  people,  on  the  first  Monday  in  Oc- 
tober; and  the  members  of  the  Senate  are  elected  every  fifth  ye*  r 


14  CITY  OF  BALTIMORE. 

on  the  Ihird  Monday  in  September,  at  Annapolis,  by  electors 
who  are  chosen  by  the  people  on  the  first  Monday  of  the  same 
month  of  September.  These  electors  choose  by  ballot  9  Sena- 
tors from  the  Western  Shore,  and  6  from  the  Eastern,  who  hold 
their  office  five  years.  The  executive  power  is  vested  in  a  Go- 
vernor, who  is  elected  annually  on  the  first  Monday  in  January, 
by  a  joint  ballot  of  both  Houses  of  the  General  Assembly.  No 
one  can  hold  the  office  of  Governor  more  than  three  years  suc- 
cessively, nor  be  eligible  as  Governor  until  the  expiration  of  four 
years  alter  he  has  been  out  of  that  office.  The  Governor  is 
assisted  by  a  Council  of  five  members,  who  are  chosen  annually 
by  a  joint  ballot  of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Delegates  The 
General  Assembly  meets  annually  (at  Annapolis)  on  the  last 
Monday  in  December.  The  Council  of  the  Governor  is  elected 
on  the  first  Tuesday  in  January;  the  Governor  nominates  to  office, 
and  the  Council  appoints. 

The  Constitution  grants  the  right  of  suffrage  to  every  free, 
white,  male  citizen,  above  21  years  of  age,  having  resided  twelve 
months  within  the  state  and  six  months  in  the  county,  or  in  the 
city  of  Annapolis  or  Baltimore,  next  preceding  the  election  at 
which  he  offers  to  vote. 

The  Chancellor  and  Judges  are  nominated  by  the  Governor, 
and  appointed  by  the  Council;  and  they  hold  their  office  during 
good  behaviour. 

[The  Legislature  formerly  met  on  the  first  Monday  in  Dec, 
and  the  Governor  was  elected  on  the  2d  Monday  of  Dec;  but  the 
Constitution  was  altered  at  the  session  of  1823,  and  confirmed 
in  1824.] 

CITY  GOVERNMENT. 

Mayor — General  Samuel  Smith — Salary  $2,000. 
Register.— Emanual  Kent — Salary  $1,500 
City  Attorney  — George  Gordon  Belt — Salary  $600. 
Collector  of  Taxes.— Francis  J.   Dallam 

City  Commissioners  and  Port  Wardens. — William  Robinson, 
James  Curley — Salary  $750  each  per  annum,  cleric,  John  H. 
Dorsey — Salary  $650. 

Commissioners  of  Health— Jacob  Deems,  Peter  Foy,  William 
Stewart — Salary  $600 — clerk,  David  Harris — Salary  $500. 

Consulting  Physician— Dr.  Horatio  G  Jjameson — Salary  $700. 
Health  Officer— Dr.  Samuel  B.  Martin— Salary  $500. 
City  Messenger—  Samuel  Myers— Salary  $525. 
Harbour  Musters— Thomas  A.Lane,  Western  District,  receives 
20  per  cent  commission  for  collecting  wharfage,last  year  received 
$1952,  collected  by  him  $7808      James  Cole,  Eastern  District  — 
receives   50  per  cent  commissions,  last  year  received  $382.  53t 
amount  collected  by  him  $765,05. 

Inspector  of  Butter  and  Lard—  Philemon  Towson — received  last 
year  $1670  87. 

Inspector  of  Flaxseed,FeYix  Denviev—  Fees  last  year,  $   172  87 
"  of  Beef  and  Pork — E.  P    Barrows,         do        1,336,50 

H        if  Weights  and 'Measures — J  no.  Lamb,  do  687,20 

"         of  Long  and  Dry  Measure — "\Vm.  Baner.  do  345  00 

««         of  Pot  and  Pearl  Ashes — Robert  Aitken.         (none) 


CITY    OF  BALTIMORE. 


15 


Inspectors  of  Turpentine — Hugh  Bolten,  Fee3       52,72 

"         of  Lime  and  Charcoal—  Wm  A.  Fisher,   Fees      972,00 
«         of         do.         do  John  Dutton,        Fees      768;37 

"         of  Staves  and  Heading — five  in   number  receipts   only 
from  two,  the  emolument  trifling-. 

Msayer  of  Silver  Plate— Samuel  Steele— Fees  $72,25 

Weighers  of  Hay  and  Straiv— John  Wysham,  eastern,  Frede- 
rick Messing,  western  $750 
Keeper  of  Calvert  street  Spring— James  Chalmers.  J 

"  Charles  street       do.      Giles  I..  Copes.  £  $200  each. 

"  Eastern  street      do.      John  Brannum.   J 

Keeper  of  the  Powder  House— James  McCreary,  $600 

"  Public  Walk — Andrew  Simpson,  100 

Superintendent  of  Streets  and  Pumps— John  Lauderman,  John 
Fisher,  Georg£  Milleman,  George  Ferguson,  Wm.  Roney,  Robert 
H.  Bradley— Salary  $450  each 

Superintend,  of  Chimneys — Edward  O'Leary,  1st  Dis.     779,24 
Isaac  Glapp,  2nd  do.     1118,47 

Richard  Hedrick,  3rd  do.     1654,40 
John  Ensor,  4th  do.       795,17 

John  W.  Carter,  5th  do.     1000,87 
Henry  R  Musser,  6th  do.       706,48 
Abraham  Bush,     7th  do.       683,48 
Wm.  K.  Boyle,      8th  do.       634,40 
Edward  Ou'stler,  9th  do.       693,33 
Danl.  McJilton,   10th  do.       295,12 
According  to  the  returns  of  the  Superintendents  of  Chimneys, 
the  total  number  of  houses  in  the  city  is  3,541,  the  new  ones  built 
in  1834,  583. 

Clerk  of  the  Centre  Market — Nicholas  Brewer — Salary  $500 
Assistant  do.  Geo.  S.  Wimmell — Salary    350 

Clerk  of  FelVs  Point      do.        Daniel    James — Salary         300 
Clerk  of  Hanover  do         John  Simmons — Salary 

Clerk  of  Lexington      do.         Wm.   Ball,  Jr.       do.  350 

Assistant  do.  do.         John  D    .Miller,   do-  250 

Clerk  of  Bell  Air  do.  Thomas  Mullen,  sen.  do.  150 
Justices  of  the  Peace  to  receive  the  reports  of  the  Night  Watch, 
James  Blair  Wm.  A  Schaffer,  and  Robert  .1  Uutton — $100  each, 
Captains  oj  the  Night  Watch,  Eastern  District — Daniel  Per- 
rigo,  William  Tucker— Middle  District,  A,  1.  W.  Jackson,  James 
Mullen — Western  District,  Thomas  Muden,  John  W.  King.  Each 
Captain  receive  30  dollars  per  month. 

Lieutenants  of  the  Night  Watch  and  City  Police  officers — 
George  B   Sumwalt,  Henry  G.  Freeburger,  John  Wright,   James 

Armons,  Philip  Staylor,   John  Zell,  John  C.    Hennick, 

Hair,  William  S.Young,  Carvill  Conway,  Thomas  Cafferty, 
Richard  Will  Hams.  Each  20  dollars  for  night  duty  and  220  dol  - 
lars  per  annum  for  additional  services 

City  Bailiffs — 1st  Ward  Thomas  S.  Harrison,  Henry  Ruley. 
2d  Ward  B.  H.  W.  Bateraan,  Thomas  Brown. 
3rd  do.  Francis  Murray,  Samuel  Burnham. 
4th  do   Ezekiel  Mills,  John  Burnham. 
5th  do.  Saml.  M   Richardson,  Gabriel  Smithson. 
6th  do.  Wm.  Edgar,  John  L.  Dubois. 


16  CITY    OF    BALTIMORE. 

7th  do.  James  Welsh,  Edward  C.  Taylor. 

8th  do   Jacob  Suter,  Levi  Lewis. 

9th  do.  George  Smith,  Stephen  Darden. 

10th  do.  Isaac  Walmsley,  Jacob  B   Shield. 

11th  do    William  Jordan.John  L.  Dubois. 

12th  do.  Christian  Nagle,  Nicholas  Wyant. 

Salaries  of  the  whole,  715  dollars. 

Reviewers  of  Flour— George  Baxley,  Henry  P.  Sumner,  mer- 
chants—John Super,  Henry  White,  William  Wierman,  Bakers- 
Isaac  Hollinsworth — Miller 

Trustees  of  the  Poor— William  Dickinson,  Archibald  Sterling, 
John  King,  Matthew  Bennett. 

Assessor  Additional  Assessment,  1835 — Charles  Farquharson, 
R.  B.  Varden,  Thomas  Stansbury. 

Arbitrators  upon   inspection  of  Sole  Leather  5?c. 

ThomasjSewell,  Mark  Jenkins,  Elmore  Hewett. 
Arbitrators  upon  inspection  of  Green  Hides,  Skins  $?c. 

Alexander  Gould,  Butcher,  William  Miller,  tanner,  Joseph 
Davenport,  dealer  in  leather 

Board  of  Appeal  on  the  inspection  of  Lime. 

John  Wilson,  Edward  Green,  James  Allen 
Commissioners  of  Tax — Charles  Howard,  Archibald  Sterling, 
John  Dushane,  James  Hooper,  John  King. 

Commissioners  of  Public  Schools — Edward  Dennison  J.  I 
Cohen,  jr.  Peter  Fenby,  F  Lucas,  jr  John  Reese,  Samuel  Moore, 
Francis  H.  Davidge,  Win.  Reaney  The  expense  of  these  schools 
for  1834  was  13,  21 J  51  dollars.  The  five  public  school  buildings 
are  calculated  to  accommodate  3000  children — The  present  num. 
ber  of  scholars  are  about  800. 

Watch  Houses — Three  in  number. — The  Centre  at  the  corner 
of  North  street  and  Orange  alley;  the  Eastern,  corner  of  Market 
and  Alice  Anna  streets,  Fells  Point;  the  Western  in  Paca  street 
near  Fayette. 

The  Mayor's  Office,  Collector's  Office,  Register's  Office,  Com- 
missioners of  the  City  and  Commissioners  of  Health  Offices,  are 
all  in  the  City  Hall,  and  the  City  Council,  comprised  of  a  first 
and  second  branch,  hold  their  sessions  there  also — all  the  former 
departments  on  the  first  floor — the  two  latter  occupy  apartments 
on  the  second. 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  &c. 

Oily  Hall — Situated  on  the  East  side  of  Holliday  street,  North 
of  the  lot  belonging  to  the  German  Lutheran  Church,  and  a  short 
distance  South  of  Saratoga  street. 

The  Lazaretto  and  Quarantine  Ground — Building  on  the  East 
side  of  the  Patapsco  River,  about  three  miles  from  the  City 
Wharves. 

Fort  Mc Henry — Situated  on  the  West  side  of  the  Patapsco, 
opposite  the  Lazaretto. 

Court  House — Situated  on  the  West  side  of  North  Calvert 
street  extending  from  Court  House  lane  to  Lexington-st.  on  its 
Eastern  front,  and  together  with  the  lot  attached  thereto,  occu- 
pying the  entire  square  comprised  between  Court  House  lane  on 
the  South,  Calvert  street  on  the  East,  Lexington  street  on  the 
North  and  St.  Paul's  street  on  the   West.     In  this  building  the 


CITY  OP  BALTIMORE.  17 

County,  City  and  Orphans1  Courts  with  their  respective  offices 
are  held  The  Sheriff,  County  Commissioners  and  Insolvent 
Commissioners  also  keep  their  offices  there. 

Judges  of  the  County  Court  —Judges  Archer,  Mag-ruder  and 
Purviance.  Sits  for  county  business  on  the  first  of  April  and 
November — for  city  business  first  Monday  in  each  month,  except 
April,  August  and  November. 

Judges  of  the  City  Court— Judges  Brice,  Nisbet  and  Wor- 
thington.  Sits  for  the  trial  of  criminal  cases,  2d  Monday  in  Feb- 
ruary, 1st  Monday  in  June  and  November. 

Judges  of  the  Orphans  Court  — Judges  Harvvood,  Payson  and 
Ridgate.  Register — David  M.  Perine.  Hold  their  Court  in 
each  day  of  the  week  except  Sunday. 

University  of  Maryland. — This  University  has  four  faculties — 
Divinity;  Law,  Physic  and  the  Arts  and  Sciences — the  faculty  of 
Physic  have  a  splendid  building  called  the  Medical  College,  situ- 
ated at  the  intersection  of  Lombard  and  Green  streets.  Attached 
to  the  University  is  the  Baltimore  College,  situate  on  Mulberry 
street,  opposite  Cathedral  street,  as  also  an  Infirmary,  situate  on 
the  corner  of  Lombard  and  Green  streets. 

Washington  Medical  College  — This  institution  formerly  had  a 
College  on  Holliday  street;  but  have  recently  sold  the  building, 
and  are  erecting  another  in  the  Eastern  part  of  the  city. 

St  Mary's  College  and  Theological  Seminary — Situate  on 
Pennsylvania  Avenue,  about  a  hundred  yards  Northerly  from 
Franklin  street. 

Asbury  College — Corner  Fayette  and  North  streets. 
Public  Schoots. — No.  1  male  and  No.  2  female,  corner  of  Green 
and  Fayette  streets.  Male  No.  2,  Market  street,  Fell's  Point. 
Male  No.  3,  Aisquith,  near  Pitt  street.  Female  No.  1,  Market 
strete  Fells  Point.  Male  No.  3,  Bazaar,  Hanover  street.  There 
is  also  another,  corner  of  Hanover  and  Lee  streets. 

Free  Schools. — The  Oliver  Hibernian  F:ee  School,  in  North, 
near  Saratoga  street.  McKim's,  corner  of  East  Baltimore  street 
and  Harford  Run.  The  Hon.  Isaac  McKim  has  established 
another  at  the  corner  of  East  Baltimore  and  Aisquith  streets. 
This  act  of  munificence  on  the  part  of  this  gentleman,  is  alike 
worthy  of  himself  and  his  princely  means.  The  Roman  Catholic 
Free  School,  Saratoga,  near  North  street.  Methodist  Free  School, 
North  Calvert  street,  near  the  City  Spring.  St.  Peter's  Episco- 
pal Church  Free  School,  on  German  lane,  near  Sharp  street. — 
Female  Asylum  and  Roman  Catholic  Free  School,  Franklin,  near 
Park  street. 

Infant  Schools  — Of  these  there  are  seven. 
Sunday  Schools. — There  are  3,200  boys  and  2,000  girls   in 
charge  of  the  several  institutions  of  this  denomination  attached 
to  the  respective  religious  sects  in  this  city. 

Baltimore  Library,  and  Dancing  Assembly  Rooms,  corner  of 
Holliday  and  Fayette  streets. 

Theatres. — Holliday  street,  North  street  and  Front  street. 
Exchange,  Commercial  Reading  Room  and  Tavern,  Custom 
House,   and    U.   S    Branch   Bank  — Occupying    the    Eastern 
square  fronting  on   Gay   Second  and  Water  streets — the  United 
•tates  Bank  occupying  that  part  situate  North  West  corner  of  t 


18  CITY  OF  BALTIMORE. 

buildings  situate  in  Gay  and  Second  streets,  front  on  Second— 
the  Custom  House  the  South  West  corner,  fronting  on  Water 
street — the  Commercial  Reading  Rooms  and  Tavern,  occupying 
the  remainder  of  the  building,  fronting  on  Gay,  Second  and  Water 
streets,  the  principal  entrance  to  the  Tavern  being  from  the 
splendid  new  building  on  the  South- West  corner  of  the  lot  on 
Water  street. 

Markets. — Centre  Market,  corner  of  Baltimore  street  and 
Marsh  Market  Space,  opposite  Harrison  street.  Lexington 
Market,  corner  of  Eutaw  and  Lexington  streets,  chief  front  on 
Paea  street.  Hanover  Market,  Hanover,  South  of  Pratt  street. 
Fell's  Point  Market,  Market  street,  Fell's  Point,  between  Thame* 
and  Alice  Anna  street.  liel-Air  Market,  situate  on  North  Gay 
street,  between  Gay  and  Low  streets.  Horse  Market,  Swan 
street,  between  Market  Space  and  the  Falls.  Fish  Market,  Fish 
Market  Space,  running  from  Centre  Market  Space  to  the  Falls. 
Richmond  Market,  Richmond  street. 

Arcades. — Two  adjoining  each  other,  West  side  of  Marsh  Mar- 
ket Space,  between  Second  and  Water  streets — the  Maryland 
and  the  Union. 

Bazaars. — Daley's,  in  Harrison  street;  one  on  the  East  side  of 
Market  street,  Fell's  Point,  and  another  at  the  Lexington  Market; 
another  North  East  corner  of  Hanover  and  Camden  streets. 

Fountains,  or  city  public  Springs. — North  Calvert,  near  Sara, 
toga  street;  corner  South  Charles  and  Camden  streets;  head  o 
Marsh  Market  Space;  corner  of  Pratt  and  Eden  streets. 

Water  Works. — Reservoirs  North  corner  of  Calvert  and  Mad- 
ison streets  and  Calvert  and  Monument  streets;  Office  North  Gay 
near  Second. 

Pavillion  Baths. — Corner  East  Saratoga  and  Davis  streets. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvent  Debtors — Messrs.  Eichelberger, 
Finley  and  Davidge.  Clerk,  Stephen  H.  Moore.  Sit  daily,  Sun- 
day excepted. 

County  Commissioners — Messrs.  Ellicott,  Hoshell  and  Holmes, 
Clerk,  Elhauan  Young.  The  Commissioners  are  elected  annually 
by  the  voters  of  Baltimore  County. 

The  Jail. — Situate  on  the  East  side  of  Jones's  Falls,  on  the 
West  end  of  the  same  square  of  the  Maryland  Penitentiary,  front- 
ing on  Jones's  Falls,  opposite  Howard's  Park.  Warden,  David 
Hudson. 

The  Maryland  Penitentiary  is  situated  immediately  North  of 
the  Jail,  fronting  on  the  jSouth,  bounded  by  Forest  and  Madi- 
son streets  and  running  back  to  the  property  formerly  owned 
by  Dr.  Stevenson.   Keeper,   Joseph  Owens. 

Masonic  Hall.— Situate  on  the  East  side  of  St.  Paul  street, 
North  of  Fayette,  and  bounded  on  its  North  front  by  Court  House 
lane.  The  United  States  Circuit  and  District  Courts  hold  their 
sessions  here.  Elas  Glenn  District  Judge.  The  Circuit  Court 
has  for  its  presiding  Judge,  the  Associate  Justice  of  the  Supreme 
Court  for  the  Maryland  District,  at  present  vacant  by  the  resig- 
nation of  Judge  Duval.  Thomas  Spicer,  Clerk;  Nathaniel  Wil- 
liams, District  Attorney; 

Circuit  Court  is  held  8th  April  and  8th  November— theMarshall. 
first  Tuesday  of  March,  June,  September  and  DecemberDistrict 


CITY   OF  BALTIMORE.  19 

Maryland  Hospital — Situated  on  an  eminence  in  the  Eastern 
part  of  the  city,  fronting  on  the  old  Joppa  road,  and  about  a  hun- 
dred yards  East  of  the  road  leading-  from  Market  street  Fell's 
Point  to  the  new  cut  Bell  Air  road,  and  about  the  same  distance 
South  of  Monument  street.  It  is  at  present  superintended  by 
the  Sisters  of  Charity. 

General  Dispensaries. — There  are  two  of  them,  the  one  situ- 
ated at  the  corner  of  Holliday  street  and  Orange  alley,  the  other 
at  the  intersection  of  East  Baltimore  street  and  Harford  street 
and  the  bridge. 

Gas  House — Corner  of  North  and  East  Saratoga  streets. 

Museum — North  West  corner  of  Baltimore  and  North  Calvert 
streets. 

Odd  Fetloivs  Hall — North  Gay  street,  North  of  Orange  alley. 

CHURCHES,  MEETING  HOUSES,  &c. 

Roman  Catholics. 

1.  The  Cathedral,  intersection  of  Mulberry  and  North  Charles 
street,  a  massy  and  beautiful  granite  structure,  156  feet  long. 

2.  St.  Peter's,  intersection  of  Saratoga  and  Little  Sharp  streets. 

3.  St.  John's,  corner  of  Saratoga  and  Park  streets. 

4.  St-  Patrick's,  corner  Market  and  Bank  streets,  F.  P. 

5.  St.  Mary's,  Pennsylyania  Avenue,  on  the  Seminary  lot. 

Protestant  Episcopalian. 
Christ  Church,  corner  Baltimore  and  Front  streets. 
St.  Paul's  Church,  corner  Charles  and  Saratoga  streets. 
St.  Peter's  Church,  corner  Sharp  and  German  streets. 
Trinity  Church,  between  High  and  Exeter,  near  Wilk  St. 
Grace  Church,  Wiliiams  street,  Federal  Hill. 

Presbyterians. 
1st  Presbyterian  Church,  corner  Fayette  and  North  streets. 
2d  do  do        do      East  Baltimore  &  Lloyd. 

3d  do  do       North  Eutaw  st.  near  Mulberry. 

4th  do  do        Courtland  street. 

5th  do     Associate  Reformed,  Fayette  near  Liberty  st. 

Baptists. 
1st  Baptist  Church,  corner  Lombard  and  Sharp  streets. 
2d      do  do        Fleet  street,  F.  P. 

3d      do  do    Ebenezer  Baptist,  North  Calvert,  near 

[Lexington  street. 
4th     do  do    North,  near  Lexington  street. 

Lutheran. 
English  Lutheran,  Lexington,  near  Howard  street. 
German  Lutheran,  North  Gay,  near  the  Shot  Tower. 
German  Reformed,  Second,  near  South  street. 
German  Evangelical  Reformed,  Conway,  between  Sharp 

[and  Hanover  streets. 
Methodists. 

1.  Light  street,  near  Baltimore. 

2.  Eutaw  street,  near  Mulberry. 

3.  Exeter  street,  near  Gay. 

4.  Caroline  street. 

5.  In  Wilkes  street,  near  Market  Fell's  Point. 


20  CITY  OF  BALTIMORE. 

6.  Corner  Sharp  and  Barre  street. 

7.  McKendreau  Chapel,  Lombard,  near  Eutaw  street. 

8.  Wesleyan  Chapel,  Sharp,  near  Lee  street. 

9.  Corner  of  Monument  and  Sterling  streets. 
10.  W.  Fayette  street. 

Protestant  Methodists — 1  St.  John's,  Liberty  street 
Do.  do  2nd  corner  Aisquith  &,  Pitt  fits 

Do.  do.  3rd.  Harford  Avenue 

Friends  or  Quakers  Meeting  Houses. 
1st.  cor.  Pitt  and  Aisquith  streets. 
2nd.  Lombard  street  near  Howard. 
3rd.  corner  Saratoga  and  Coui  Hand  streets. 
Unitarian  Church— Corner  North  Charles  &  Franklin  sts 
Sweedenbergean — Comer  East  Baltimore  &,  Exeter  sts. 
Jews — High,  South  of  Low  street. 
Tunkers — Corner  of  Paca  and  Lombard  streets. 
Independent    Tabernacle — Courtland  street,  occupied 
by  the  Universalists. 

Seamen's  Union  Bethel — Fronting  the  harbor,  South  of 
Thames  street. 

African  Places  of  Worship. 
Methodists. — Sharp  near  Pratt  street, 
do  Potter  street, 

do  Strawberry  Alley. 

do  Saratoga  street,  near  Gay. 

Episcopalian. — North,  near  Saratoga  street. 
Monuments. —  Washington,  Monument  St. — Battle  Mon- 
ument, North  Calvert  street. 
Post  Office— Corner  North  and  Fayette  streets. 


RAIL  ROAD  COMPANIES. 

Office  of  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Rail-Road  Co. 
Corner   Calvert  and  Fayette-sts.  over  Mechanics'  Bank. 

The  Cars  on  this  Roadl  eave  the  Depot  at  the  comer  of 
Charles  and  Camden  Streets — For  Harper's  Ferry,  at  6 
o'clock,  A.  M.  For  Frederick,  at  6  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  a  Car 
for  the  western  travellers  in  the  eveuing.  For  EllicotVs 
Mills,  at  8  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  at  12,  noon;  a  train  at  half  past 
5  in  the  evening.  For  Washington  City,  at  8  o'clock,  A. 
M.  and  4  o'clock,  P.  M. 

Baltimore  8f  Susquehanna  Rail-Road  Office, 
Second  Street,  near  the  Exchange, 

The  Cars  leave  the  Belvidere  Depot,  For  Owings1  Mills 
and  Timonium,  at  half  past  9  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  4  o'clock, 
P.M. 


BANKS. 

Office  of  the  Bank  of  the   United  States. 

Discount  days,  Tuesday  and  Friday.  William  Patterson,  President; 
John  White,  Cashier.  Directors,  F.  W.  Bruue,  Thomas  YVilson,  John 
McKira  jr.,  Robert  Gilmor,  Samuel  VV.  Smith,  James  Beatty,  Samuel 
McDonald,  Solomon  Betts,  Robert  A.  Taylor,  Samuel  Hoffman,  Thomas 
Edmondson,  William  Riergin — elected  December. 

[A  committee  of  the  Merchants'  Bank  of  Baltimore  have  concluded  an 
arrangement  with  the  Office  of  the  Bank  of  the  United  States  in  this  city, 
by  which  the  whole  of  the  business  of  the  latter  institution,  together 
with  the  banking  house,  will  be  transferred  to  the  Merchants'  Bank  on 
the  first  of  October  next.] 

Bank  of  Baltimore. 

Discount  days,  Tuesday  and  Friday — Dividends,  1st  Monday  in  June 
and  December — Wm.Lorraan,  president;  James  Cox,  cashier.  Directors 
Alexander  Macdonald,  Thomas  Tenant,  Robert  Smith,  Alexander 
Fridge,  Hugh  Birckhead,  James  Wilson,  Leonard  Jarvis,  Jacob  G.  Da- 
vies,  John  Gibson,  Micajah  Merryman,  Jeremiah  Nicols,  Josiah  Bayly, 
Wm.  Williamson,  Elijah  Bosley,  John  Matthews,  Port  Deposit,  Dr. 
Johu  Ridgely,  Annapolis,  election  4th  December. 

Union  Bank  of  Mary  and. 

Discount  daily — Dividends,  1st  January  aud  July — Hugh  W.Evans, 
president,  Robert  Mickle,  cashier. — Directors,  Luke  Tiernan,  James 
Campbell,  Charles  Howard,  Robert  S.  Voss,  John  M.  Gordon,  D.  M. 
Perine,  John  Q.  Hewlirt,  Wm.  F.  Murdock,  Solomon  Etting,  Wm. 
Tiffany,  John  H.  Orndorff,  Ezekiel  F.  Chambers,  Charles  S.  W.  Dor- 
sey,  Thomas  Hillen,  John  Beale  Howard. — elected  July. 

Franklin  Bank. 

Discount  day,  Monday— Dividends,  15th  of  April  ard  15th  of  October. 
— James  Howard,  president,  Jas.  L.  Hawkins,  cashier.  Directors,  Jo- 
seph Jamison,  Thomas  Kelso,  Wm.  McConkey,  Jacob  Rogers,  Daniel 
Conn,  John  Kelso,  James  Corner,  Wm.  P  Mills,  James  L.  Ridgely,  John 
Joshua  Creamer,  Moses  Hindes,  Wm.  Rogers,  James  Billingslea,  Rich- 
ard McGaw,  Micajah  Merryman— Election  April  16  to  20. 

Marine  Bank. 

Discount  day,  Thursday— Dividends,  15th  of  April  &  October— Ja- 
cob Bier,  president,  Philip  Littig,  Jr.  cashier.  Directors.  Thorndick 
Chase,  Frederick  Shaffer,  John  Cunnyngham,  A.  Keer,  Joel  Vickers, 
James  J.  Corner,  John  K.  Kane,  George  P.  Waters,  Matthew  Benuet, 
Baptist  Mezick,  Wm.  A,  Tucker— Elected  April. 

Fanners'   and  Merchants'  Bank. 

Discount  days,  Monday  and  Thursday — Dividends,  April  and  October, 
Nicholas  Bnce,  president,  John  Duer,  cashier.  Directors,  Philip  T. 
Dawson,  Thomas  W.  Hall,  Robert  D.  Burns,  E.  C.  Wysham,  Benj.  F. 
Voss,  James  C.  Sellman,  Saml.  Gordon,  Larkin  Dorsey,  George  Hebb, 
Richard  Cole.— Elected  April. 

Commercial  and  Farmers'  Bank. 

Discount  days,  Tuesday  and  Friday — Dividends,  May  and  Novem- 
ber— Charles  Bohn,  president;  George  T.  Dunbar,  cashier.  Directors, 
James  Armstrong,  jr.  John  Reese,  Jacob  Albert,  Samuel  Jones,  jr.  Dan- 
iel Hoffman,  Archibald  George,  Elie  Clagett  John  Power,  Thomas  Har- 


24  CONSULS INSURANCE    OFFICES,    &C. 

For  Fredericksburg,  Alex  Falls  &  Co.  agents,  No.  3  and  4,  Light-sJ 
wharf.  The  Rappannock,  Capt.  Fairbank,  leaves  lower  end  cf  Light-sU 
wharf,  every  Sunday  morning  at  6  o'clock,  for  Fredericksburg,  Va.;  ar- 
rives here  every  Thursday  afternoon.  ,     Ji'^Li  I 

Rappahannock  leaves  on  Wednesday  morning,  for  Fredericksburg,  anu 
arrives  on  Sundays  at  2  P.  M.  r-iw 

The  Maryland,  Capt.  Lemuel  G.  Taylor,  leaves  the  lower  end  ot  Imur- 
an's wharf/every  Tuesday  and  Friday  morning  at  7  o'clock,  for  Annapolu 
and  Easton,  touching  at  Castle-Haven  for  the  Cambridge  passengers;  and 
returns  on  Wcdiu  s'days  and  Saturdays.  Also,  for  Annapolis,  (the  balance 
of  the  season)  on  Sunday  morning,  at  8  o'clock,  and  return  on  Mondaj  , 
leaving  Chestertown  at  S  o'clock,  for  Centreville  and  Annapolis,  and  ar- 
rive before  sunset.  A,      a-je-J-J 

The  Patuxent  leaves  Baltimore  on  Fridays  at  6  A.  M.  for  the  dittcrei  t 
places  on  the  Patuxent  river,  calling  at  Herring  bay,  going  and  returning 
— arrives  on  Sundays  at  6  P.  M.  .  wn.&.A.**i 

The  Patuxentileaves  Baltimore'every  Tuesday  morning  for  Whitehaven 
and  Salisbury,  and  returns  on  Wednesday  at  6  P  M. 

FOREIGN  CONSULS  IN  BALTIMORE. 

J.  J.  Hoogewerff,  Consul  of  the  Netherlands,  44,  s.  Gay-st. 

Thomas  J  Bizouard,  Consul  for  his  holiness  the  Pope,  30,  N.  Frankhr 

8  Christian  May  "rfconsul  General  of  the  King  of  Wurtcmburg,  at  tb> 
Neptune  Insurance  Office  in  the  Exchange. 

R.  Henrv,  French  Consul,  36,  south  Gay -street. 

H.  G.  Jacobsen,  Danish  Consular  Agent,  202,  Baltimore-street. 

Stephen  Lawson,  Swedish  Consul,  No.  2,  Buchanan's  whart. 

J.  P.  Kraft,  Prussian  Consul,  38,  south  Gay-street. 

E    Valdor,  Sardinian  and  Sicilian  Consul,  51,  Marsh  Market  Space. 

Frederick  C    Graf,  Consul  for  Hamburg,  No.  38,  S.  Gay-street. 

John  Crawford,  British  Consul,  Fayelte-st.  near  Mechanics   Bank. 

C.  A.  Heineken,  Consul  for  Bremen,  S.  Charles-street,  at  Mrs.  Un- 
denbersrer's. 

Charles  Tiernan,  Mexican  Vice-Consul,  North  Charles-street. 

George  H.Newman,  Brazilian  Vicc-Consul,  No.  47,  S.  Gay-street. 

INSURANCE  OFFICES. 

Mart/land  Insurance  Co.— J.  Wallace,  president.  Office  in  Exchange. 
Baltimore  Insurance  Co.— Henry  Thompson,  president.  Office  Exchange. 
Neptune  Insurance  Co.— Christian  Mayer,  president.  Office  Exchange. 
Baltimore  Equitable  Society,  for  insuring  houses  against  fire.  Omce  IS 
Baltimore-street.     Joseph  Townsend,  treasurer. 

Baltimore  Fire  Insurance  Co.— Wm.  A.  Tucker,  president.    Office  ■ 

^Firemen's  Insurrnce  Co.— John  Reese,  president;  T.  G.  Rutter,  secre- 
tary.    Office  corner  of  South  and  Second-streets. 

American  Insurance  Co.— A.  J.  Schwartz,  president.  Office  Exchange . 

Baltimore  Life  Insurance  Co.— 3.  I.  Donaldson,  president.  Omce  .1 
Second-street.  .  , 

General  Insurance  Company  of  Maryland— Office  m  Exchange. 

New- York  Life  and  Trust  Co.  and  Franklin  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of 

Philadelphia  and  American  ( Marine )  Insurance  Co.  of  New  1  ork— 
Francis  H.  Smith,  agent,  office  in  Exchange. 

MANAGERS  OF  THE  POOR. 

Ward  Managers  of  the  Poor  for  the  City  of  Baltimore.— ^ Isaac  Atkin- 
son, 1st  ward:  Nicholas  Myers,  2d  ward;  Jacob  W.  Giles,  3d  ward;  Sa- 
muel Rankin,  4th  ward;  Edward  J.  Alccck,  5th  vard;  James  Hance  ,6th 
ward;  John  Armstrong,  7th  ward;  Richard  Bevan,  8th  ward;  Pxoah  Ridgr- 
ly,  9th  ward;  James  Bacon,  1 0th  ward;  Thomas  Winwood,  11th  ward; 
George  Keyser,  12th  ward. 


MATCHETT'S 

BALTIMORE  DIRECTOR. 


DIRECTIONS  TO  THE  READER. 

(St.)  street,  (av.)  avenue,  (al.j  alley,  (cor.) corner,  n.'north.  s.  louth. 
e.  east.  w.  west. (f) 'colored.  (Com.  rots.)  Commission  merchants,  (fact.) 
Factory,  (dw.)  dwelling.   fmanO   manufacturer. 

The  variety  of  ways  of  spelling  almost  every  name  pronounced,  and 
there  being  no  rule  in  the  case,  renders  it  impossible  for  any  individual 
to  spell  all  names  correctly;  the  reader  will  have  therefore  when  he  does 
not  rind  the  name  of  a  house  holder  (for  they  only  are  inserted)  in  the 
place  where  he  looks  for  it,  will  have  to  use  whatever  other  spelling  will 
pronounce  the  same  name  until  he  finds  it. 

AARON  JACOB,  clothing  store,  No.  14  Harriion  st. 

Abber  Caspar,  carpenter,  151  French  at. 

Abbes  John,  cap  manufacturer  and  furrier,  102  Baltimore  St. 

Abbett  Samuel  R.  stove  manufacturer,  72  n  Howard  st. 

Abbott  Benj.  cooper,  2  Patterson  st  dvv  President  st  s  of  Pratt 

Abbott  Geo.  cooper;  Commerce  st  between  Pratt  and  Cable 

Abbott  Thomas,  clerk,  North  st  s  of  Pleasant 

Abbott  Stephen,  shoemaker,  158  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Abbott  William,  tobacconist,  32  Market  st 

Abbott  William,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 

Abel  Caspar,  carpenter,  s  e  corner  Spring  and  Hampstead  sts 

Abell  Lucrelia,  s  w  corner  Charles  and  Conway  sts 

Abell  Christopher,  victualler,  Penn  av  n  of  Hoffman  st 

Abell  John  S.  grocer,  83  Hanover  st 

tAbel  Thomas,  labourer,  Sugar  alley 

Abercrombie  James,  Charles  st  near  Franklin 

Abert  Godfrey,  Pleasant  st  near  bridge 

Abey  Joseph  fisherman,  William  st  near  Cross 

Abey  William,  cabinet  maker,William  st  near  Cross 

Abraham  Jacob,  17  Exeter  st 

Abrams  Washington,  house  carpenter,  24  Fleet  st 

Abram  John,  grocer,  corner  Thames  and  Philpct  sts 

Aby  Christopher,  fisherman,  Lancaster  st  near  Carolina 

Aby  Jacob,  fisher,  William  st  near  Cross 

Acart  Alexander,  carpenter,  Union  st  w  of  Penn  av 

Accles  Hugh,  weaver;  Franklin  st  extended 

Achenbaugh  Elizabeth,  Eutaw  6t  s  of  Conway 
Achy  Frederick,  currier,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Conway 
Ackland  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  11  s  Calvert  st 
Ackworth  Stephen,  Teacher,  Bond  st  sofGough 
Acre  Charles,  nailor,  Canon  alley,  between  Water  StPratt  sts 
Acre  Joseph,  gardner,  Penn  av  extended 
Acres  Charles,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pearl 
Adair  Wm.  &  Thos.  commission  merchants,  17  s  Charles  st 
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Adair  Win.  R.  firm  do  dw  Charles  2  doors  n  of  Pleasant  st 
Adams  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  corner  Water  st  St  Market  space 
Adams  John  P.  &  Co.  commission  merchants,  11  Bowly's  wf. 
Adams  James  C.  bacon  merchant,  Pearl  stN  of  Lexington 
Adams  Henry,  cordwainer,  Pine  st  e  side  s  of  George 
Adams  Aaron,  New  Bridge  Hotel,  Baltimore  st  eo!  bridg 
Adams  Philip,  hatter,  Jackson  st  n  side 
Adams  Joseph,  hatter,  Orleans  st  e  of  Friendship 
Adams  John,  dyer,  Monument  st  vv  of  Aisquith 
Adams  Gilbert,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Adams  John,  dairyman,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Adams  Mrs  Barbara,  Dutch  alley  e  of  Paca  st 
Adams  James,  wagoner,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 
Adams  Wm.  flour  and  feed  merchant,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wilk 
Adams  Richard,  York  st  near  Charles 
fAdams  Milly,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
t  Adams  Ellen,  washer,  Harford  road  s  of  the  Cross  roads 
fAdams  Adam,  sawyer,  short  st  near  Jefferson 
fAdams  Wm.  waiter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 
Addams  Wm.  F.  carpenter,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga 
Addison  Geo.  C.  shoe  store,  324  W.  Pratt  st  dw  77  Conway  st 
Addison  Samuel  C.  shoemaker,  321  W.  Pratt  st 
Addison  William,  carpenter,  32  Pratt  st 
tAddison  John,  waiter  Centre  st  near  Charles 
tAddison  Eleonora,  washer,  33  n  Liberty  st 
Adkison  Henry,  clerk,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Adkinson  Thomas,  sail  maker,  96  Dugan's  wharf 
Adreon  Wm.  grocer,  n  w  corner  Sharp  and  Barre  sts 
Adreon  Mrs  Hannah,  grocer,  cor  Franklin  and  Pine  sts 
Adreon  Geo.  Easternj&  Western  Shore  Hotel,  14  Camden  st 
Affayroux  John  F.  baker,  s  w  corner  Baltimore  And  Canal  sts 
Agar  Robert,  pedler,  35  Water  st  e  of  Frederick 
Ager  Alexander,  pedlar,  3  Temple  st 
Agrens  fy  Keinricy,  German  tavern,  37  Bond  st 
Agnes  Peter,  labourer,  Forest  st  s  of  Monument 
Aicke  Lewis  A.  tavern  and  boarding  house,  10  Bond  st 
Aiken  Sarah,  85  Green  st 
Ailman  mrs.  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Ailslegar  Fred,  cheese  monger,  s  e  cor  Columbia&Eutaw  sts 
Aisquith  mrs.  boarding  house,  223  Baltimore  st 
Aitkin  Dr.  James,  44  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Aitkin  Robert,  druggist,  Hillen  st  w  of  Exeter 
Akreen  Mary,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Alcock  Dr.  Edward  J.  druggist,  46  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Alberger  Rebecca,  36  n  Gay  st 
Albers  Solomon  G.  grocer,  75  McElderry's  wharf 
Albers  Henry  N.  carpenter,  Aisquith  at  n  of  Orleans 
Albers  Jacob,  hardware  merchant,  37  Fayette  st. 
Albert  Jacob  &.  Co.  hardware  merchants,  274i  Baltimore  st. 
Albinson  Peter,  comb  and  basket  factory,  198  Baltimore  st 
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Albright  Christopher,  labourer,  Britton  at  n  e  of  Monument 

Albright  John,  Columbia  st  n  of  Paca 

Alden  Simeon,  Baltimore  Tavern,  Water  st  near  the  Market 

Alden  mrs  Mary,  Eden  st  n  of  Silver 

Alday  John,  commission  merchant,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 

Aldridge  mrs  Elizabeth,  Lee  st  2d  door  e  of  Hanover 

Aldridge  Andrew,  34  s  Howard  st 

Aldridge,  Higdon,  k.  Co.  importers  dry  goods,  12  s  Charles  st 

Aldridge  Andrew,  firm  do  dw  corner  Howard  and  Lombard  sts 

Aler  J  no.  blacksmith,  Eufc.  s  of  Lex.  stdw  Saratoga  w  of  Pine 

Alexander  Elijah,  constable,  York  st  neai  Light 

Alexander  Nancy,  huckster,  Stillhouse  st 

Alexander,  Eliza  Jane,  dry  goods  store,  27  Maryland  Arcade 

St   17  Harrison  st 
Alexander  Thomas,  painter,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Jefferson 
Alexander  Capt.  John,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Alexander  mrs  Sarah,  Orleans  st  n  side  2  doors  e  of  Long  lane 
Alexander  Margaret,  4  Lexington  st 
Alford  James,  shoemaker,  Gay  st  n  of  Aisquith 
All  Adam,  Potter  st  w  side 
All  Rachel,  123  n  Eutaw  st 
All  Bernard,  rigger,  Argyle  alley,  s  of  Fleet  st 
Allard  Wm.  carpenter,  Gay  st  e  of  Monument 
Allava  Joseph,  grocer,  20  Thomson  st 
All  bright  Jesse  R.  constable,  76  Conway  st 
Allberger  Jacob,  victualler,  n  w  corner  Pitt  and  Market  st  f  p 
Allberger  Adam,  victualler,  Pitt  st  w  of  Bond 
Allen  John,  merchant  tailor,  s  w?, corner  Water  &  South  sts 

dw  South,  between  Second  and  Water  sts 
Allen  James,  Carpenter,  Pratt  st  w  of  Cove 
Allen  John  W.  Falls  avenue  between  Pratt  st  anddraw  bridge 
Allen  Washington,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Allen  John  L.  merchant  tailor,  37  South  st 
Allen  Solomon,  carter,  Charles  near  Hill  st 
Allen  James,  currier,  39  s  Calvert  st 

Allen  Samuel,  carpenter,  corner  Madison  st  and  Lerew's  al. 
Allen  James,  bricklayer,  Green  st  n  of  Conway 
Allen  Henry,  carpenter,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Bank  st 
Allen  Wm.  cordwainer,  13  n  Green  st 
Allen  James,  bricklayer,  Exeter  st  s  of  Pratt 
Allen  John  P.  shoemaker,  Douglass  st  e  of  Potter 
Allen  mrs  Ann,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Exeter  and  Wilk  sts 
Allen  Mr.  11  Rossst 

Allen  William,  grocer,  123  n  Howard  st 
Allen  Samuel,  painter,  corner  Silver  and  Eden  sts 
Allen  mrs  Dorcas,  Milliner,  s  w  corner  Fleet  and  Market    sts 
Allen  Ann,  mantau  maker,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Douglais 
Allen  Elial,  cooper,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Allen  James  W.  cooper,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Allen  Wm.  shoe  maker,  Pratt  st  w  of  Cove 

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tAllen  Sarah,  Long  alley,  s  of  Saratoga  st 

f  Allen  Sarah,  washer,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 

tAllen  Amos,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 

tAllen  Samuel,  porter,  Marion  st  near  Park 

tAllen  Sarah,  washer,  Argyle  alley  s  of  wilk  st 

Allendar  Sarah,  corner  Bond  and  e  Baltimore  sts 

tAllences  Peter,  drayman,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

AUiard  Joseph,  carpenter,  Gay  st  n  of  Asquith 

Allison  Samuel,  labourer,  Armstead  lane 

Allison  Robert,  Spring  st  s  of  Bank 

Alinutt  Sarah,  boarding  house,  93  Paca  st 

Alricks  T.  P.  attorney  at  law,  Masonic  Hall,  Court  house  lane 

Alter  Betsy,  washer,  Park  st  1  door  above  Lexington 

Alterhoof  Chas.  locksmith  &  scissors  grinder,  Caroline  st  s  of 

Wilk  B 

tAltern  Catherine,  Hoffman  st  w  of  Ross 
Altvater  mrs  Ann,  42  Exeter  st 
Altvater  Wm.  Aisquith  st  near  Holland 
Altvater  Wm.  carpenter,  Cornet  st 

Alwine  Richard,  bricklayer,  Orleans  st  n  side  w  of  Caroline 
American  Commercial  Daily  Advertiser,  2  s  Gay  st  Dobbin, 

Murphy  and  Bose  proprietors 
Ames  G.C.firm  Dorman&Ames,dw  High  st  3  doors  s  of  Water 
Ames  Joseph,  bookbinder,  Jackson  st  s  side 
Amey  Henry,  blacksmith,  Paca  st  s  of  Lombard,  shop  n  w 

corner  Paca  and  German  sts. 
Amey  John,  bricklayer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Amey  Peter,  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st  extended 
Amos  James,  clothing  store,  62  Centre  Market  space 
Amos  John  &  Son,  hatters,  39  n  Gay  st  o  t  dw  130  High  st 
Amos  Doctor  Corbin,  39  Fayette  st 
Amos  Alexander,  hatter,  128  Exeter  st 
Amy  Samuel,  cooper,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Anastas  Mary,  Paca  st  s  of  New 

Anderson  James  M.  Engraver,  over  s  e  corner  South  &  Bal- 
timore sts  dw  Exeter  st  between  Pitt  and  Baltimore  sts 
Anderson  Franklin,  attorney  at  law  2G  Holiday  st 
Anderson  Hugh,  carpet  weaver,  cor.  Charles  st  &  Uhler's  al. 
Anderson,  David,  blacksmith,  28  New  Church  st 
Anderson  John,  Long  alley,  s  of  Ross  st 
Anderson  Jobs,  stone  cutter,  George  st  w  of  Penn  av 
Anderson  John,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Anderson  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn'av 
Anderson  Samuel  T.  Mulberry  st  n  of  Paca 
Anderson  Theodore,  of  Custom  house,  73  Fayette  st 
Anderson  David,  horse  shoer,  56  s  Howard  st 
Anderson  Ann,  seimstress,  Wolf  st  n  of  Fleet 
tAnderson  Wm.  rigger,  Lancaster  stE  of  Applealley 
■{Anderson  James,  barber,  34  Centre  Market  space  " 
tAnderson  Arthur,  victualler,  Canal  st  s  of  Orleans 
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tAnderson  Thomas,  labourer,  85  Lerew's  alley 

tAnderson  Daniel,  waiter,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch  alley 

tAnderson  Henry,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

tAnderson  Peggy,  York  avenue 

tAnderson  Elijah,  labourer,  Eden  st  n  of  Baltimore 

Andrew  John,  cordwainer,  Penn  av  s  of  Union  st 

Andrew  John  stone  mason,  36  Pearl  st 

Andrews  George  W.  apothecary  and  druggist,  3  Baltimore  st 

Andrews  Sarah,  Hill  st  near  Charles 

Andrews  George,  clerk,  60  s  Sharp  st 

Andrews  John,  shoemaker,  Caroline  st  n  of  Fleet 

Andrews  mrs  Ann,  Pratt  st  4  doors  w  of  Market 

Andrews  Reuben,  carter,  19  Bank  st 

Anglan  Mary.  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 

Anker  H.  40  Exeter  st 

Annan  Dr.  Samuel,  44  n  Liberty  st 

Anthony  Henry,  liqucr  store,  corner  Penn  av  and  Biddle  st 

Anthon)'  Emanuel,  carter,  113  Bond  st 

Appleby  Thomas,  watchman,  Water  st  w  of  Exeter 

Appleby  Rezin,  carpenter,  w  end  Baltimore  st 

Appleby  George  II.  printer,  191  Bond  st 

Applegarth  Robert,  shoemaker,  Hanover  st  near  Lee 

Appold  Geo.  &  Co.  tanners,  Howard  manufactory,North  near 

Appold  George,  firm  do  dw  21  n  Calvert  st  [Madison  st 

Appold  Andrew,  tanner,  Constitution  st  near  French 

Arcade  Baltimore,  Lexington  st  w  of  Eulaw 

Arcade  Fell's  Point,  Market  street 

Arcade  Maryland,  C.  Market  Space,betw  Second  and  Water 

Arcade  Union,  adjoining  Maryland  Arcade 

Arcade  Washington,  6  Markei  st  f  p 

Arcambal  Juliet,  Pine  st  s  of  George 

Archer  Catherine,  seamstress,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 

Arcy  James;  cordwainer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 

Ardin  D.  shoemaker,  83  Harrison  st 

tArieu  Elias  C.  barber,  Penn  av  n  of  Franklin  st 

Arlot  Thomas  J.  carpenter,  Holland  st  n  of  Eden 

Armaser  Jesse,  comb  maker,  Hill  st  rear  Hanover 

Ar mat"  Christopher,  Jr.  drv  goods  merchant,  13  Baltimore  st 

Armign  Joseph,  comb  maker,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 

Armiger  John,  49  Baltimore  st 

Armiger  Benjamin,  Ensor  st  n  w  of  Monument  ? 

tArmistead  Wm.  carpenter,  Burgundy  alleyjwot  Lunn  s  lane 

Armistead  mrs  Louisa,  113  Hanover  st 

Armittage  Dr.  James,  n  w  corner    Eutaw  &  k  ayette  sts  aw 

s  w  corner  Howard  and  Lexington  sts 
Armittage  Joseph,  cooper,  Henrietta  stnear  Charles 
Armons  James,heulenant  night  watch  and  police   omcer  wn 

ward,  Canal  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Armour  Wm.&Saml.  clothing  store,Nwcor  P'*1*™*0™*™ 
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Armour  James,  8  s  Charles  st  dw  e  Baltimore  st  opposite  Mc 

Armour  Wm.  clothier,  dw  107  Pearl  st  [Kim's  School 

Armour  Wm.  clothing  store  97  N  Howard  st 

Armour  John,  clothing  store,  105  n  Howard  st 

Armstrong  Robt.  soap  &  candle  manufactory,  Concord  st  dw 

High  st  3  doors  from  Pratt,  store,  Dugan's  wharf 
Armstrong&Co.  grocers,  92  Dugan's  whf.  dw  High  near  Pratt 
Armstrong  James,  saddler,  18  s  Calvert  stdw  dw  Lovely  Lane 
Armstrong  James  Jr.  &  Co.  grocers&t  Commission  merchants, 

24  Cheapside  dw  Calvert  st  s  of  Lexington 
Armstrong  James,  carver,  24  New  Church  st 
Armstrong  Sol.  shoe  maker,  cor  Gist  st  andLaudenslager's  hill 
Armstrong  George,  grocer,  n  e  corner  of  Water  &  High  sts 
Armstrong  Thomas,  huckster,  corner  Bankst  &  Happy  alley 
Armstrong  Henry,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Pearl 
Armstrong  Peter,  grocer,  corner  Light  and  Cross  sts 
Armstrong  Thomas,  dry  goodsmerchant,21  Baltimore  st 
Armstrong  William,  dry  goods  merchant,4l  Baltimore  st 
Armstrong  John,  shoe  store,  131  Baltimore  st 
Armstrong  &  Berry,  booksellers  and  stationers,  134  Baltimore 

st  dw  Robt.  Armstrong,  9  s  Eutaw  st 
Armstrong  Alfred,  painter,  105  Bond  st 
Armstrong  Hosea,  shoe  store,  34  Market  st  f  p 
Armstrong  Elizabeth,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Armstrong  John  D.  teacher,  Fall's  turnpike  near  Lanv.  Fac. 
Armstrong  H.   boot  &  shoe  maker,  Saratoga  st  near  Howard 
Armstrong  mrs  Hannah,  92  High  st 

f  Armstrong  Dennis,  shoemaker,  Sterling  st.  n  of  Monument 
Arnett  Henry,  shoemaker,  X  alley 
Arney  Edward,  cooper,  115  n  Eutaw  st 
Arnold  Lemuel,  merchant,  10  Spear's  wharf 
Arnold  John,  grocer,  62  s   Frederick  street 
Arnold  Charlotte,  seamstress,  126  n  Eutaw  street 
Arnold  Clement,  last  maker,  Hill  street  near  Hanover 
Arquit  Eli,  dry  goods  merchant,  9  Market  street  f  p 
Arthur  Ann,  baker,  31  Conway  street 

Asbury  College,  M.  Power  prin.  sw  cor    Fayette  &  North  sts 
Asdel  John,  labourer,  Peirce  street  e  of  Cove 
Ash  Geo.  carpenter  &  lumber  measurer,  Water  st  n  of  Spring 
Ash  Nicholas  J.  painter,  Eden  stN    of  ¥ork 
Ashburn  Benjamin,  printer,  Water  street  w   of  Exeter 
Ashcroft  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  85  Alice  Anna  street 
Ashdown  Mary  Ann,  55  Centre  Market  space 
Ashdown  William,  machinist,  Britton  st  ne  of  Monument 
Ashertly  Andrew,  carter,  Harford  road  n  of  lumber  yard 
Ashman  Wm.  justice  of  peace,6  Paca  st.dw  Pearl  s  of  Saratoga 
Ashmore  John,  grocer,  se  cor  Mullikin  and  Caroline  sts 
Ashton  Margaret,  Mulberry  street  w  of  Eutaw 
Ashton  George,  labourer,  Park  street  extended 
Askey  William,  cooper,  Gough  street  1  door  s  of  Granby 


Director  for  1835  AYR 

Assembly' Rooms  Baltimore,  ne  cor  Holiday  and  Fayette  *sts 
Aspanall  James,  weaver,  Peirce  street  w  of  Chatsworth 
Atchison  George,  grocer,  Charles  street  s  of  Camden 
Atkison  Thomas,  straw  cutter,  Saratoga  street  extended 
Atkinson  Jno.  plane  maker,  Light  st  d  w  Holliday  s  of  Saratoga 
Atkinson  Thomas,  cordwainer,  7  n  Paca  street 
Atkinson  Thomas,  sail  maker,  31  Exeter  street 
Atkinson  John  H.  draper  and  tailor,  23  e  Baltimore  street 
Atkinson  James,  barber,  17  Comet  street 
Athinson  Thomas  C.  engineer,  Monument  st  e  of  Ensor 
Atkinson  Samuel,  grocer,  24  Market  street  f  p 
Atkinson  William  H.  tailor,  44  Exeter  street 
Atkinson  Eleanor,  corner  Argyle  alley  and  Alice  Anna  st. 
Atkinson  Joshua  J.  dw  Barre  street  near  Sharp 
Atkinson  Ainslow,  carpenter.  23  Fleet  street 
Atkinson  Joshua,  shoe  store,  13  Market  street  f  p 
Atkinson  David,  carpenter,  Constitution  st  n  of  French 
f  Atkinson  Horace,  brick  maker,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 
tAtkinson  Abraham,  labourer,  Homespun  alley 
tAtes  Perry,  drayman  Pratt  street  road 
Atwell  William,  labourer,  Washington  street  n  of  Fleet 
Atvvell  Samuel,  carter,  Annapolis  road  near  Spring  Gardens 
Atwell  John,  shipwright,  Alice  Anna  street  w  of  Ann 
Atvvell  William,  tobacconist,  Jefferson  street  w  of  Canal  st 
Atwell  Rebecca,  11  Fleet  street 

Atwell  Nathaniel,  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st  n  of  Fleet 
Atwood  John,  cabinet  maker,  cor.  North  st  and  Orange  alley 
dw  Calvert  st  near  Baltimore  [near  Market  f  p 

Auodoun  Lewis,  jr.  hardware  store,  39  Market  st.  dw  Wilk  st 
Auodoun  Lewis,  carpenter,  Wilk  street'N  of  Market 
Auld  Samuel,  grocer,  Market  street  s  of  Thames 
Au!d  Edward,  clerk,  Lee  street  betw  Hanover  and  Charles 
Auld  Dawson,  sand  dealer,  Comb  near  Busy  alley 
Auld  mrs  Elizabeth,  Centre  street  e  of  St.  Paul 
Auld  Hugh,  ship  carpenter,  39    Philpot  street 
Ault  Samuel,  finding  store  &,  last  maker,  Gay  st  e  of  Aisquith 

shop  Ensor  street  e  of  Engine  house 
Ault  James,  finding  store,  78  Ensor  street 
Austen  Edward,  baker,  Jackson  street  n  side. 
Austen  George,  firm  Hiss  and  Austen,  dw  77  Fayette  street 
Austen  Walter,  seamen,  Shakspeare  street  w  of  Market 
Austen  William,  blacksmith,  Alice  Anna  street  w  of  Wolf 
Austen  Susan,  seamstress,  York  Avenue 
Avlin  Peter,  labourer,  corner  Monument  and  Sterling  streets 
Aydelott  Peter,  carpenter,  Montgomery  street  near  William 
Ayres  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  Market  street  s  of  Thames 
Ayres  Jacob  &  Co.  grocers  and  Com.  merchants,  76  Pratt  st 

dw  J.  Ayres  Paca  st  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Ayres  Littleton  280  Baltimore  street 

Ayres  George  L.  Charles  street  betw  Conway  and  Barre  sts 
f  Ayres  Henry,   labourer,  Ensor  street  ne  of  Forest 


BAK  MatchetPs  Baltimore 

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I?ABB  JOHN  0.  baker,  66  s  Charles  street 
15abcock  Abraham,  watchman,  Granby  st  w  of  Exeter 
Bachelor  David,  shoemaker,  Eden  street,  s  of  Jefferson 
Bachelor  William,  watchman,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 
Bachenor  Mary,  Biddle  street  w  of  Ross 
Backer  John,  cooper,  Holliday  street  near  Bath 
Backhaus  Lewis,  Hull's  lane  4  doors  w  of  Aisquith  street 
Bacon  James,  grocer,  ne  cor  Biddle  street  and  Perm  Av. 
Bacon  John,  grocer,  nw  cor  Wolf  and  Fleet  sts 
Badger  Ehsha,  porter,  Lombard  street  near  Light 
tBadger  Francis,  blacksmith,  Britton  st  sw  of  Neighbour 
tBadger  Benjamin,  drayman,  Sharp   st   near  Busy  alley 
Baer  Dr.  Benjamin  S.  nw  cor  Sharp  and  Camden  sts 
Baer  John,  carpenter,  York  street  near  Charles 
f  Bagger  J  arret,  Eutaw  street  s  of  oonway 
Bagnell  Win.  millstone  maker,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Balder  Francis,  whip  and  cane  manufactory,  cor   Sharp   and 

Baltimore  sts 
Bailey  Josiah,  tavern  keeper,  23  n  Gay  street. 
Bailey  George,  21  Sharp  street, 
Bailey  Jane,  3  New  Church  street 

Bailey  Barney,  labourer,  Falls  turnpike,  near  Lanvale  factory 
Bailey  mrs  Jane  Ann,  e  Baltimore  street  near  Harford  run 
Baile}T  Samuel,  comb'maker,  Franklin  street  e  of  Cove 
Bailey  mrs  Thomas,  38  Sterling  street 
Bailey  miss  N.  fancy  dress  maker,   95  Baltimore  street 
Bailey  George  &,  Co.  druggists,  254  Baltimore  street 
Bailey  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  2  Phiipot  street 
Bailey  Thomas,  ship   carpenter,  24  Phiipot  street 
Bailey  Elijah,  tavern  keeper,  Eutaw  st  at  Spring  Gardens 
Bailey  Henry,  pearl  button  maker,  52  Front 
Bailey  John,  labourer,  Spring  street  n  of  Baltimore  street 
fBailey  Isaac,  Columbia  street  between  Eutaw   and  Paca  sts 
fBailey  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Wilk  st. 
fBailey  Sarah,  Douglass  street  w  of  Aisquith 
fBailey  Samuel,  caulker,  Happy  alley  n  of  Wilk  street 
fBailey  Lucy^  washer,  9  Lerew's  alley 
fBailey  Philis,  washer,  19  Lerew's  alley 
Baily  Hamilton,  carpenter,  New  street,  w  of  Eutaw 
Baily  Captain  Edward,  Caroline  Row  Caroline  street 
Bailie  Daniel  labourer.  Wolf  street  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Bain  Hope,  porter  at  Bank  of  Baltimore,  dw  Pine  st  e  side   n 

of  Franklin 
Bain  William,  carter,  cor  Cove  and  Peirce  streets. 
Baine  Stephen,  bricklayer,  Orleans  street  w  of  Aisquith 
Baird  Matthew,  machinist,  York  st  near  Charles 
Baise  John,  of  Custom  House,  Ann  street  s  of  Lancaster 
Baker  Charles,  millwright,  81  Harrison  street 
Baker  William.  G.  attorney  at  law,  20  St  Paul  st.  dw  Frank- 
lin street  between  Charles  and  St.  Paul 
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Baker  James  C.  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  w  of  Ann  street 

Baker  Mary,  Biddle,  street  e  of  Perm.  Av. 

Baker  Mary  122  n.  Howard  street 

Baker  George,  shoemaker,  East  street  n  of  Douglass 

Baker  Edward,(M.  D.)  apothecary,  ne  cor  Pratt  &  Charles  sts 

Baker  Hilary  C.  cabinet  maker,  Eden  st  s  of  Mullikin  street, 

Baker  Henry,  tailor,  Maiden  lane 

Baker  Gharlotte,  X  street 

Baker  David,  bark  inspector,3  Dugan's  whf.dvv  28  Albermarle 

Baker  Peter,  tailor,  East  street  s  of  Pitt 

Baker  Dr.  Samuel,  svv  cor  Charles  and  Lexington  sts. 

Baker  John  D.  clerk,  115  Exeter  street 

Baker  Dr.  William  N.  115  Exeter  street 

Baker  Providence,  49  Front  street 

Baker  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  Pearl  w  of  Fayette  street 

Baker  George  G.  C.  sea  captain,  Thames  street  w  of  Bond 

Baker  Henry,  tailor,  Maiden  lane 

Baker  Mary,  Washer,  Short  street,  near  Jefferson 

Baker  William,   edge  tool  maker,Pratt  st  3  doors  w  of  Market 

Baker  capt.  Thomas,Granby  street  vv  of  Harford  run 

Baker  George,  148  n  Gay  street 

Baker  Henry,  Monument  street  e  of  Ensor 

Baker  Joseph,  victualler,  Pensylvania  Avenue  extended 

Baker  William,  grocer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Boss  street 

Baker  Henry,  w  Baltimore  street  extended 

Baker  William,  saddler,  19  Constitution  street 

Baker  Eliza,  Canal  street,  n  of  Orleans 

Baker  mrs  Maria,  boarding  house,  7  German  street 

Baker  William,  president  Maryland  Savings     Institution,  d\v 

Windsor  Mill  road  i  mile  w.  oflleister's  town 
Baker  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  German  st  near  Cove 
tBaker  Benjamin,  carter,  Sugar  alley 
Bakin  John,  grocer,  n\v  cor  Fleet  and  Wolf  streets 
Balden  Robert,  Perry  street  near  Charles 
Balderston  Wilson,  wire  manufacturer,  over  9  Light  st  wharf 

dvv  87  Sharp  street 
Balderston  Hugh,  wire  and  seive   manufactory,  12  s  Calvert 

street  dw  104  Lombard  street 
Balderston  Isaiah,  hardware  merchant,   12  S.    Calvert  st  dw 

Lexington  street  opposite  the  Court  House 
Balderston  Jacob,  seive  and  wire  manufactory  66  s  Calvert  st 

dw  Holliday  street  n  of  Saratoga 
Balderston  John  P.  hardware  store,  19£  n  Howard  street 
Baldner  John,  wheelwright, 42  Harrison  st  dw  Su^ar  house  al. 
Baldwin  &  Elder  forwarding  &  com.  mts.  63  s  Calvert  st 
Baldwin  Abram,  grocer,  ne  cor  Water  st.  and  Apple  alley 
Baldwin  Capt  Pierson,  Pratt  street  3d  door  e  of  Exeter 
Baldwin  T.  W.  watchmaker,  325  Baltimore  street 
Baldwin  James,  carter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Baley  Joseph,  Blacksmith,  Briton  st  n  of  Monument 

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Baley  mr.  Montgomery  street  near  Light 

Ball  Henry,  shoe  maker,  Armistead  lane  near  Light  street 

Ball  James,  cordwainer,  54  Harrison  street 

Ball  Walter,  painter,  Green  street  n  of  Saratoga 

Ball  William  senr.  Green  street  n  of  Saratoga 

Ball  Wm.  jr.  clerk  Lexington  Market,  Pine  st  n  of  Franklin 

Ball  John,  milk  seller,  Aisquith  street  n  of  Holland 

Ball  Wm.  D.  deputy  sherifF,  Britton  street  n  of  lumber  yard 

Ball  William,  painter  and  glazier,  17  Fayette  street 

Balla  J.  R.  tavern  keeper,  79  Hanover  street 

Ballantine  Lawrence,  dealer  in  dry  goods,  90  High  street 

Ballard  E.  J.  firm  of  Wheeden  and  Ballard,  sailmakers,  dw 

New  Church  st  near  Fayette 
Ballard  Edward  U.  teacher,  Stiles  street  e  of  Exeter 
Ballenger  Samuel,  carpenter,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  street 
Ballman  Andrew,  bricklayer,  Pearl  street  n  of  Mulberry 
Balte  John  F.  flour  and  grain  merchant,  30  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Baltimore  Coal  Co.  yard  kept  by  Thos.    Symington,  w  Falls 

avenue  near  Draw  Bridge 
Baltimore  and  Susquehannah  Rail  Road  office,  Second  st  next 

Exchange,!?.  Sheppard  agent,dw  s  Charles  st  between 

Barre  and  Lee 
Baltimore  &  Ohio   Rail  Road  office,  ne  cor  Calvert  &/Ta- 

yette  sts.  ticket  office  cor  Charles  and  Camden  streets, 

P.  E.  Thomas  president 
Baltimore  Type  foundry,  43  n  Frederick    st  R.  B.  Spalding 

proprietor 
Baltimore  and  Philadelphia  steamboats  and  rail  road  line  office 

lower  end  South  street  wharf 
Baltimore  Life  Insurance  Company,  John  J.  Donaldson,  pres- 
ident,Joshua  J.  Atkinson  secretary,  office  2  Second  st 

See  Advertisement. 
Baltimore  House,  Joseph  W.  King   proprietor,  cor  Hanover 

and  Baltimore  sts,  see  Advertisement 
Baltimore  and  Ohio  rail  road  Depot,  w  Pratt  st  near  Lio;ht 
Baltimore  and  Wheeling  Transportation  Co  ne  cor  Howard 

and  German  sts 
Baltz  Frederick,  shoemaker,  16  Maiden  lane 
Baltzell  Jacob  &  Charles,  wholesale  dry  goods  store,  cor  Balti- 
more and  Sharp  streets 
Baltzell  Charles,  firm  of  do   40  Hanover  street 
Baltzell  J.  firm  of  do  dw  Charles  st  betw  Pleasant  &  Saratoga 
Baltzell  Alexander,  dw  Barnet  street  near  Sharp 
Baltzell  and  Davidson,  dry  goods  merchants  224  Baltimore  st 
Baltzell  and  Thomas,  dry  goods  mts.  dw  Paca  s  of  Fayette  st. 
Baltzell  Lewis,  hatter,  Hillen  st  e  of  Front 
Baltzell,  Hartzog  and  Co.  dry  goods  mts.  243  Baltimore  st 
Baltzell  Emanuel, dw  Mulbarry  st  betw  Park  and  Cathedral  sts 
Baltzell  Thomas  and  Philip,  wholesale  dry  goods  store,    254 

Baltimore  street 

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Director  for  1835  BAR 

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Bandell  George  W.  silk  dyer,  28  Harrison  Street 

Bandell  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  88  McElderry's   whf. 

dw  Exeter  Street  near  Trinity  Church 
Bandell  William,  shoe  store,  Potter  street  n  of  Donglass 
Banfieldmrs  Cassander,  Shakspear  stE  of  Bond 
Bancroft  John,  bricklayer,  65  Pitt  street 
Bangs  W.  H.  shoe  store,  7  Pratt  st  wharf,  dw  Comet  st 
Bangs  Theophilus,  shoe  maker,  Bank  st  w  of  Wolf 
Bangs  John  Jr.  cordwainer,  Pine  st  s  of  George 
Bangs  John,  dw  70  Pitt  st  shoe  store  cor  Cheapside&Pratt  st 
Bangs  Wm.  shoemaker,  Maiden  lane 
Bangs  Wm.  shoemaker,  East  st  s  of  Pitt 
Bank  U.  S.  s  w  corner  Gay  and  Second  sts 
Bank  of  Maryland,  17  South  st 
Bank  of  Baltimore,  corner  St  Paul  and  Baltimore  sts 
Bankley  Edward,  cooper,  Bond  st  n  of  Gough 
Bankar'd  Jacob,  victualler,  Hampstead  st 
Bankard  William,  victualler,  Hampstead  st 
Bankard  Nicholas  D.  carpenter,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cbatsworth 
Banks  Francis  F.  dry  goods  merchant,  51  n  Howard  st 
Banks  Daniel  B.  dry  goods  merchant,  29  Baltimore  st 
Banks  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  20  Bond  st 
Bannisler  George,  paper  hanger,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Green 
tBannen  Charles,  labourer,  s  Charles  si  extended 
tBannon  Elizabeth,  Eutawst  s  of  Conway 
Bansemer  Charles  F.  teacher,  sw  corner  Baltimore&Green  sts 
Bantour  Richard,  showman,  Thames  st  s  of  Pratt 
Baptist  Church,  Calvert  st  near  Saratoga 
Baptist  Church,  n  e  corner  Sharp  and  Lombard  st 
Barber  Reuben,  coppersmith,  York  avenue 
Barcroft  Rolla  B.  seaman,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Bargaman  Peter,  hackman,  Short  alley 
Bargar  George,  house  carpenter,  Cathedral  near  Richmond  st 
Bargar  Deeter,  bricklayer,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin  st 
Bargar  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Perm  av  extended 
Bargar  Clemence,  labourer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Bargar  Morris,  labourer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Bargar  W.  harness  maker,  N  Eulaw  stbet.  Bait.  &  Fayette 
Barker  Francis,  17  Mulberry  st 

Barker  John  &  Son,  iron  founder?,  Calvert  st  1  door  s  of  Mul- 
berry, dw  J.  B.  12  Waterloo  row 
Barker  Francis,  firm  do  dw  corner  Mulberry  st  &  Gravel  alley 
Barker  John,  seaman,  S6  Block  st 
Barker  &  Co.  Lottery  &  Exchange  office,  corner   St  Paul  & 

Baltimore  sts 
Barker  Mary,  Grocer,  Green  st  s  of  Paca 
^Barker  Lewis,  carpenter,  Water  st  w  of  Caroline 
Barker  Elizabeth,  Franklin  st  w  of  ChatsWorth 
Barker  Wm  machinist,  91  Alice  Anna  st 
tBarker  Basil,  shoemaker,  Charles,  near  Montgomery  at 
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BAR  Matchers  Baltimore 

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Barkley  Hugh,  carpenter,  Potter  st  s  of  Hillen 

Barkman  mrs  Henry,  corner  Strawberry  alley  and  Bank  st 

Barkrnan  Frederick,  seaman,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 

Barks  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  20  Bond  st 

fBarley  John,  labourer,  Bank  st  e  of  Eden 

Barling  Joseph,  Pratt  st  e  of  High 

Barnaby  mrs  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Alice  Annast 

Barnard  James  &  Son,  lime  &  feed   merchants,  23  Light  at 

wharf,  dw  George  st  near  Perm  av 
Barnard  Sarah,  tailoress,  Low  st  between  East  and  Potter 
Barnes  mrs  Jane,  4  s  Frederick  st 

Barnes  mrs  J.  boarding  house,  Fayette  st  bet.  Holiday  &  Gay 
Barnes  Alenzo  Vy.  attorney  at  law,  corner  Fayette  &  St  Paul 

sts.  dw  corner  of  Green  and  Mulberry  sts 
Barnes  Henry,  baker,  153  Bond  st 
Barnes  Deborah,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Barnes  James,  wheelwright,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 
Barnes  John,  Caroline  st  n  of  Fleet 
fBarnes  Ann,  washer,  Short  alley 
tBarnes  Happy,  Fleet  st  e  of  Bond 
fBarnes  Isaac,  labourer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 
fBarnes  Frances,  washer,  German  st  near  Cove 
fBarnes  David,  waiter,  William's  alley,  near  William  st 
fBarnes  David,  porter,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
tBarnes  Charles,  porter,  L.  Hughes  st  near  Light 
fBarnes  Wm.  Caulker,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 
fBarnet  Mary,  Market  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 
fBarnet  Perry,  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st  N  of  Fleet 
Barnett  Wm.  clothing  store,  118  n  Howard  st 
Barnett  Sylvester,  Ills  Howard  st 

Barney  John  Hindman,  commission  merchant,  4  Bowly's  wharf 
Barney,  L.  &,  J.  biscuit  bakers,  counting  rcom  44  s  Gay  st 

bakery  36  Block  st 
Barney  Lewis,  firm  do  dw  61  n  Charles  st 
Barney,  John  N.  Calvert  st  near  Pleasant 
Barney  Wm.  B.  commission  agent,  St.  Paul  near  Fayette  st 
Barney  John,  dw  Pitt  st  between  Front  &  High 
fBarney  Rachel,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Conway 
tBarney  John,  stevadore,  Salisbury  alley,  b  of  Exeter  st 
fBarney  Wm.  labourer,  William  st  near  Cross 
Barnum  David,  City  hotel,  corner  Calvert  &l  Fayette  sts 
Barr  Mary,  faney  store,  11  Bazaar,  dw  Sugar  house  alley 
Barow  John  machinist,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Barr  Wm.  dry  goods  merchant,  1334  Baltimore  st  dw  Front 

st  n  of  Pitt. 
Barrad  Gregory,  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Barrett  Jane,  grocery  &  liquor  store,  30  n  Frederick  st 
Barrett  Asa,  upholsterer,  2  n  Charles  st  dw  5  N.  Church  st 
Barrett  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  Pitt  and  Canal  sts 
Barrett  mrs.  boarding  house,  Pratt  st  5  doors  e  of  Caroline 

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Barrett  EJiza,  Mercer  near  Light 

Barrett  William,  Mercer  st  near  Light 

Barrett  Thomas,  clothier,  6li  n  Howardjit 

Barrett  Morris,  clothing  store,  93  n  Howard  st 

Barriball  William  V.  bookseller  and  stationer,  60  Pratt  st 

Barrickman  Jacob,  shopkeeper,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 

Barroll  James  &  Son,  grocers  and  Com.  mer.l  Bowly's  wharf 

dw  J.  B.  s  side  Pleasant  st  betw.  St  Paul  &  Charles  fits 
Barron  Sarah,  Busy  alley 

Barron  D.  B.  cabinet  maker,  Hill  st  w  of  Hanover 
Barrows  E.  P.  provision  store  Baltimore  6t  w  of  Paca,  dw  62 

n  Liberty  st 
Barrows  Henry,  labourer,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 
Barry  Robert,  merchant,  4  Spear's  wharf,  dw  11  St  Paul  st 
Barry  &  Hurst  wholesale  dry  good  merchants,  2l3Balto.  st 
Barry  H.  Samuel  firm  do  dw  8  n  Liberty  st 
Barry  Robert,  merchant,  dw  137  Hanover  st 
Barry  John  L.  book  keeper  in  Franklin  Bank,  corner  Exeter 

and  Stiles  sis 
Barry  Isaac,  carpet  weaver,  Granby  st  w  of  Exeter 
Barry  James  C.  95  Conway  st 
Barry  mrsMary,  milliner,  91  Gay  st 

Barry  Daniel  R. merchant  tailor,  48*  Baltimore  st  dw  26  nGay 
Barry  John  J.  clerk,  Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Barth  Rev.  Saratoga  st  near  Park 

Barth  Christian,  cordwainer,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Bartholomew  S.  G.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  31  w  Pratt  st 
Bartholomew,  Barnes  &,  Co.  clock  and  watch  makers,  325  w 

Baltimore  st 
Bartlett  William  and  Joseph,druggists,  76  s  Calvert  street 
Bartlett  W.  B.  firm  of  do  s  Calvert  st   near  Pratt,  dw  se  cor 

Pratt  and  Eutaw  streets 
Bartlett  Rufus,  harness  maker,  19  s  Liberty  street 
Bartlett  George,  shoe  and  leather  merchant,   ne   cor  Howard 

st  and  Cowpen  al.  dw  sw  cor  Eutaw  st  and  Dutch  al. 
Bartlett  R.  B.  saddler,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  cor  Howard 

and  Fayette  sts.  dw  19  s  Liberty  street 
Bartlett  Isaiah,  seaman,  26Philpot  street 
Bartlett  W.  piano  forte  maker,  se  cor  Fayette  and  Eutaw  sts 
Bartlett  Geo.  Hide  and  leather  merchant,  10  n  Howard  6t 
Barlol  N.  &  R.  tanners  and  curriers,  24 n  Eutaw  street 
Bartol  George,  coachmaker,  Calvert  street  s  of  Bath 
Bartol  George,  firm  of  Whitaker  and  Bartol,  dw  1  Fayette  et 
Barton  Mary  Ann,  10  Fish  market 
Barton  mrs  C.  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 

Barton  Henry,  proprietor  of  Baltimore  Dairy,  72  Harrison   st 
Barton  J.  painter,  Hollins  street  w  p 
Barton  Godfrey,  painter,  Water  street  near  Bend 
Barton  William  J.  currier,  From  street  s  of  Hillen 
Barton  Wm.  bricklayer,  Water  street  4  doors  w  of  Har.  run 
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Barton  Thomas,  Granby  street  w  of  the  run 

Barton  Robert,  carpenter,  Orleans  street  n  side  e  of  Short 

Barton  Mary  Ann,Hillen  street  w  of  High 

Barton  Samuel,  carpenter,  Constitution  st  s  of  Monument 

-f-Barton  George,  woodsawyer,  ne  cor  Gay  and  Frederick  sts 

tBarton  Henry,  w  end  Baltimore  street 

tBarton  Mary,  wend  Baltimore  street 

Bartscheer  mrs  Charity,  tavern,  32  n  Liberty  street 

Bartwidge  Charlotte,  seamstress,  67  Bond  street 

Bash  Henry  M.  13  Courtland  street,  s  of  Mulberry,  firm   of 

S.  Scribner  and  Co 
Bash  Conrad,  nailor,  Wilk  street  e  of  President 
Bass  John,carpenter,  Bank  st  e  of  Pitt 
Bassford  Gassaway,  ornamental  painter,  13  Thomson  street 
Bassford  Thomas,  teacher  of  Male  Free  school  in  Courtland 

street,  dvv  53  s  Sharp 
Bassford  mrs  and  miss,  school,  53  s  Sharp  street 
Bassiler  John,  85  Harrison  street 
Baswick  Benjamin  W.  14  Ann  street 
Batchelor  Nathan,  sailmaker,  Gough  streets  of  Granby 
Batchelor  William,  watchman,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Batchelor  Joseph,  cor  North  and  Saratoga  sts 
Bateman  Catherine  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
Bateman  Benjamin,  tobacconist,  Bank  street  e  of  Eden 
Bateman  Benjamin,  bailiff,  cor  Market  and  Pratt  sts  n  p 
f  Bateman  Edward,  drayman,  Canal  streets  of  Orleans 
Bates  Eliza,  Pearl  street  n  of  Lexington 
Bates  Francis,  4  Mulberry  street 

Bates  John,  grocer,  sw  cor  Bond  street  and  Strawberry  alley 
fBates,  James,  carter,  Sugar  alley 

Bathurst  Matthew,  merchant,  28  e  Water  st.  dw  North  st  op- 
posite Watch  house 
Baths  Colonade,cor  Saratoga  and  Davis  streets 
Batte  Richard  H.  firm  of  Dare  and  Battee,  dw  Hanover  street 

between  Barre  and  Lee  streets 
Battee  Elisha,  Fair  Mount  hill,  near  cor  Pitt  &  Ann  sts 
Battese  John  J.  waterman,  Cross  stnear  Johnson 
Batty  James,  gunpowder  factor,  7  w  Pratt  st  dw  e  side  of  Cal- 
vert n  of  Monument  Square 
Batty  Samuel,  carpenter,  Orleans  street  e  of  Aisquith 
Batzell  George,  carter,  Cove  street  near  Paca 
Baudmnn  John,  tobacconist,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Lombard 
Baughman  &  Bevan,  stone  cutters,  se  cor  Park  &  Franklin 
Baughman  Jacob,  carpenter,  Wine  street  e  of  Cove 
Baughman  Frederick,  stone  cutter,  283  n  Howard  street 
Baughman  George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  96  s  Howard  st 
Baum  Samuel,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Baum  Margaret,  Pearl  street  s  of  Saratoga 
Bausman  John,  16  s  Liberty  street     [Bond  street  n  of  Gough 
Bawden  John,  tailor,   Frederick  st  s  of  Baltimore  st  dw  207 
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Baxley  George  W.  99  Green  street 
Baxley  James,  carter,  n  e  cor  Eden  and  Orleans  sts 
Baxley  Dr.  H.  Willes,  Fayette  st  e  of  Paca 
Baxley  George,  druggist,  se  cor  Howard  and  Franklin  sts. 
Baxter  mrs  Sarah,  tutoress,  Courtland  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Baxter  Elijah  T.  wood  dealer,  in  alley  running  from  20  Thom- 
son st  to  Orleans  street 
Baxter  Sarah,  grocer,  15  Fleet  street 
Baxter  A.  T.  gunmaker,  67  w  Pratt  st.  near  Bowly's  wharf 
Bay  Hugh,  carpenter,  275  n  Howard  street,  dw  277  Howard 
Bayless  Jane,  128  Lexington  street 
Bayless  James  P.  tanner  and  currier,  1  Cheapside,  dw  Cove 

street  near  Pratt  street 
Bayley  Wm.  s!ater,Front  st  s  of  Low,  yard  North  st  opposite 
tBayley  John,  labourer,  William  st  near  Cross        [Gas.house 
Bayley  Henry,  glass  cutter,  50  Exeter  street 
JBayley John,  labourer,  William  street  near  Cross 
Bayley  Henry,  glass  cutter,  50  Exeter  street 
Baylor  John,  carpenter,  Cross  street  near  Wilk 
Bayly  William,  accountant  167  High  street 
Bayne,  James,  rope  maker,  Harford jroad  n  of  the  Church 
Bayner  mrs  Elizabeth,  71  h  Liberty  st 
Bayner  mrs'Mary,  11  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Bayzen  William  H.  tailor,  2  Caroline  row  Caroline  street 
Bazaar,  10  Harrison  street,  see  Advertisement. 
Beadel  Henry  and  Co.  com.  merchants,  12  s  Charles  st 
Beale  mrs*;Maria,  huckster,  St.  Mary  street  s  of  Ross 
Beall  R.  B.  stock.and  exchange  Agent,  over  2  South  street 
Beall  mrs  boarding  house,  36  S:>uth  street 
Beall  mrs.  49  n  Eutaw  st 

Beam  Jacob,  flour  inspector,  George  street  e  of  Pine 
Beamer  Henry,  grocer,  ne  cor  Lexington  and  Paca  sts 
Bean  George,  pilot,  Ann  street  n  of  Wolf 
Bean  Eleanor,  Ann  street  n  of  Wolf  street 
Bean  Richard,  pilot,  Lancaster  street  w  of  Wolf 
Bear  John,  victualler,  Hoffman  street  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Beard  James,  sea  captain,  55  Market  street 
Beard  David  huckster,  Penn.  av  s  of  Biddle  street 
Beard  John,  market  master,  Hanover  street  near  Hill 
Beastall  Samuel  H.  hatter,  211  Bond  street 
Beastall  mrs  Mary,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Cough  street 
Beaston  George,  merchant,  Wilk  st  w  of  Exeter 
Beatson  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  105  Lombard  street 
Beatman  Benjamin,  tobacconist,  Bank  st  e  of  Eden 
Beatty  miss  Mary,  18  Mercer  street 

Beatty  Edward  &  Co.  flour  and  com.  merchants,  7  w  Pratt 
Beatty  Cornelius  E.  firm  Norris  &,  Beatty,  dw  59 's  Sharp  st 
Beatty  William  H.  &>Co.  grocers,  cor  Pratt  and  South  sts 
Beatty  William  Henry,  12  s  Howard  street 
Beatty  George,  wood  dealer,  Eden  street  s  of  Pratt 
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Beaunough  John,  tailor,  s  Charles   st 

Beck  mrs  Elizabeth,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  street 

Beck  Elizabeth,  huckster,  Bishop's  alley  s  of  Fawn  street 

Becket  Benjamin,  hatter,  Canal  street  s  of  Baltimore 

Bedford  William,  carter,  Wolf  street  n  of  Gough 

tBeeches  Rachel,  washer,  East  street  s  of  Douglass 

tBeefelt  mrs  Margaret,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Lombard 

Beefelt  Henry,  shoemaker,  Lombard  street  near  Pa«a 

Beeg  Mary, Weaver,  Mulberry  street  w  of  Cove 

tBeems  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Sharp  street  1  door  s 

of  Pleasant 
Beerhurst  Francis,  labourer,  Burk  st  Canton 
Beezel  Henry,  labourer,  Green  sts  of  Conway 
Behove  Lymus,  drayman,  Asbury  lane  or  street 
Behrens  George,  cordwainer,  Water  street  e  of  the  Market 
Behrens  Christian,  blacksmith,  Lee  street  near  Light 
Beiswanger  Jacob,  shoemaker,  Hull's  lane  e  of  Howard 
Belk  Henry,  milkman,  Baltimore  street  2d  door   e  of  Spring 
Bell  &  Towson,  stone  cutters,  7  Lexington  street 
Bell  and  Evans,  coopers,  62  Pratt  street 
Bell  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  Hillen  street  wof  High 
Bell  William  firm  of  do.  dw  Holland  street 
Bell  William,  tailor,  Mullikin  street  Fairmount  Hill 
Bell  Hugh,  shoestore,  4  Centre  Market  Space,  dw  Holland  st 

near  Harford  run 
Bell  Hugh,  stone  cutter,  Hillen  street  e  of  Front  street 
Bell  mrs  R.  milliner,  81  south  Street 
Bell  John,  weaver,  Whitworthrow  e  of  Ros3  street 
Bell  John,  oyster  house,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Dutch  alley 

Bell labourer,  Amity  street  n  of  Baltimore  street 

Bell  Frederick,  book  binder,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Pratt 

Bell  Richard,  grocer,  sw  cor  Argyle  alley  and  Fleet  st 

Bell  James,,  brickmaker,  commons  n  of  Spring  street 

tBell  Robert,  brickmaker,  Columbia  street  near  C)ve 

fBell  Elizabeth,  Market  alley  n  of  Fayette  street 

tBell  Robert,  porter,  56  Park  street 

Belone  Pascall,  carpenter,  EJen  st  n  of  Pitt 

Belt  Thomas  H.   10  Courtland  street 

Belt  George  G.  attorney  at  law,  Courthouse  lane 

Beltz  Barbara,  shop,  Park  street  near  Saratoga 

Beltzhover  &  Co.  general  stage  oni3e,Lightst  near  Baltimore 

BeltzhooverGeo.  proprietor  of  Fountain   Inn,  Light  st   near 

Baltimore  street 
Beman  mrs.  boarding  house,  Calvert  n  of  Fayette 
Bender  mrs  Catherine,  44  Franklin  street 
Benevolent  Society's  School,  Madison  street  extended 
Benjamin  Levin, dealer  in  furniture,  Caroline  row  Ciroline  st 
Benner  Mary  E.  Hampstead  st  n  of  Coroline 
Benner  Thomas  S.  254  n  Gay  street  o  t 
Benner  Daniel,  cordwainer,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Biddle  street 

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Benner  Samuel,  silver  plater,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Benner  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Lerew's  alley  extended 
Benetcup  William,  dairyman,  Saratoga  street  w  of  Cove 
Bennet  John,  Paca  street  w  of  Lunn's  Lane 
Bennet  Fielding,  pilot,  17  Philpot  street 
Bennet  Eli,  Cove  street  n  of  Fayette 
Bennet  mrs  Rose,  Market  street  s  of  Wilk 
Bennet  John,  stone  cutter,  Hull's  lane  e  of  Forrest  st 
Bennet  Mary,  seamstress,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 
Bennet  Thomas,  Monument  street  Eof  Ensor 
Bennet  Comfort,  6*1  Exeter  street 
Bennet  George,  bricklayer,  cor  Wilk  and  Canal  sts 
Bennet  Patrick,  labourer,  Penn  av  n  of  Preston  street 
Bennet  Thomas,  rigger,  cor  Lancaster  street  and  Argyle  alley 
tBennet  Stephen,  sawyer,  Jefferson  street  e  of  Aisquith 
tBennet  Rachel,  Washington  Square  n  of  Baltimore  street 
tBennet  Robert,  waiter,  Forest  sts  of  Orleans 
tBennet  Peter,  carpenter,  Forest  street  s  of  Orleans 
tBennet  Garret,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  street 
Benson  B.  G.  lottery  office,  20  Pratt  street  near  the  Market 
Benson  Samuel,  labourer,  Light  st  s  of  York 
Benson  Margaret,  59  Centre  Market  Space 
Benson  Paul,  seaman,  Wolf  street  near  Thames, 
Benson  R.  draper  and  tailor,  7  s  Calvert  street 
Benson  Charles,  mariner,  11  Mulberry  street 
Benson  Joseph,  Pratt  street  e  of  High 
Benson  Robert,  boarding  house,  cor  Charles  st&  Uhler's  alley 
Benson  Charles  E.  dry  goods  mt.  27  n  Howard  street 
Benson  Samuel,  merchant  tailor,  68  Baltimore  street 
Benson  James,  labourer,  Union  street  E.  of  Penn.  av. 
Bentley  Frisby,  labourer,  Forest  street  s  of  Douglass 
Bentley  Joseph,  engineer,  Holland  st  w  p 
Bentz  John  A.  61  Lombard  street 
Bentzel!  William,  coppersmith,  X  alley 
Benwine  Lewis,  seaman,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Lancaster  street 
Bergin  Jas  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Frederick  st  near  Water 
Beringhaus  Frederick,   blacksmith,  Frederick  st  n  of  Water 
Berley  Samuel,  labourer,    Ross  st  w  of  Bidule 
Bernard  William,  fisher  Fort  road 

Bernard  Stephen,  French  and  Spanish  teacher,  19  Mercer  st 
Berry  John  W.  carpenter,  German  st  near  Creen 
Berry  mrs.  milliner,  25  Lexington  street 
Berry  John,  carpenter,  25  Lexington  st 
Berry  Sarah,  Fell  street,  s  of  Thames 
Berry  Horatio,  house  carpenter,  German  st  near  Green 
Berry  James,  printer,  Forest  street  n  of  Ensor 
Berry  Israel,  k  side  Long  alley  n  of  Lexington  st 
Berry  Nicholas,  stage  driver,  240  n  Howard  st 
Berry  mrs  Elizabeth  YV.   Lee  street  near  Sharp 
Berry  William  H.  clerk  18  Potter  street 
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Berry  John  &  Thomas  L.  premium  fire  proof  brick  manufac- 
turers, yard  rear  of  Col.  J.  Berry,  dw  133  Sharp  at 
Berry  Thomas  L.  firm  of  do  144  Sharp  street 
Berry  Col.  John,  firm  of  John  and  Thomas  L.  133  s  Sharp  st 
Berry  mrs  Mary,  Biddle  street  wof  Penn.  av 
Berry  mrs  Elizabeth,  se  cor  Lee  and  Sharp  streets 
tBerry,  Daniel,  barber,  Paca  street  nof  Fayette 
tBerry  Martha,  Low  street 

tBerry  John  A.  carpenter,  Long  alley,  n  of  New  street 
JBerry  John,  fruit  dealer,  Mechanics  alley  s  side 
f  Berry  William,  rope  maker,  Cross  street  near  William 
Berry  man  John,  Franklin  street  e  of  Pine 
Berryman  John,  shoemaker,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Bersch  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  svv  cor  Pitt  and  High  sts 
Berteau  Nicholas,  sw  cor  Bond  and  Water  streets 
Berteau  mrs  Mary,  fancy  store,  21  Maryland  Arcade 
Berton  Jonathan  bricklayer,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Aisquith  street 
tBes  Julia  Ann,  Asbury  lane 
•f  Bethel  Church,  Saratoga  st  near  Gay, 
Betson  Joseph,  cooper,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutavv  street 
tBett  Charles  labourer,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Betten  Thomas,  stock  store,  23  Maryland  Arcade 
Betton  Job,  machinist,  Sugar  alley 
Betts  mrs  Marv  K.  ne  cor  Fleet  and  Ann  sts 
Betts  Henry,  Gay  street  e  of  Monument 
Belts  Solomon,  flour  merchant,  71  BowJy's  wharf,  dw  St  Paul 

street  s  of  Lexington 
Betts  Robert,  carpenter,  Hampstead  street  e  of  Spring 
Betts  William  C.  pri  iter,  Water  street  n  of  Exeter 
Beuche  John  A.  26  Conway  st,  office  cor  Charles  and    Pratt 
Bevan  Horatio,  cutler,  Garden  st 

Bevan  Reuben  A.  cabinet  maker,  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 
Bevan  William,  grocer,  sw  cor  St.  Paul  and  Himilton  sts. 
Bevan  Joseph,  clock  and  watchmaker,  77  Hanover  st. 
Bevan  Samuel,  dry  goods  store,  5S  Hanover  street 
Bevans  Thomas,  sea  captain,  sw  cor  Spring  and  Pratt  sts 
Beveridge  mrs  Jackson's  court,  b  of  Ross  street 
Beveridge  John,  tailor,  over  30  Centre  Market  Space 
BeveridgeCha*.  C.  firm  Beveridge  &  Durham,   dw  13  Mott  st 
Beveridge  &  Durham  merchant  tailors  20  n  Gay  street 
Biays  Robert,  Gravel  alley  rear  of  Calvert  street  city  s  pring 
Bichler  Joseph'  shoemaker,  Caroline  st  n  of  Fhet 
Bickley  Samuel,  shoe  store,  60  Centre  Market  space 
Bickner  A.  ft.  domestic  hardware  store,  5  Hanover  street 
Biddison  Ruth  Ann,  Holiday  street  near  Pleasant 
Biddle  mrs.  Baltimore  street  e  of  Cove 
Biddle  Abraham,  Richmond  street  near  Park 
Bier  Jacob,  cashier  of  Marine  Bank,  dw  over  ne  cor  of  Gay 

and  Second  streets 
Bier  Capt  James,  55  Market  street  f  ? 
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Bigelow  Charles  &  Co.  shoe  dealers,  186  Baltimore  street 
Biggert  John,  dry  goods  mt.  8  Harrison  street,  dw  Pitt  st  e  of 

Aisquith  street 
Biggert  Margaret,  Pitt  street  w  of  Harford  run 
Bigham  John,  flour  merchant,  26  Franklin  street 
Bikel  Christopher,  labourer,  cor  Cross  and  William  sts 
Billitoti  Charles,  huckster,  Spring  street  n  of  Gough 
tBillingsly  Henry,  sawyer  10  s  Liberty  street 
Billmyer  Jacob,  shoe  store,  15  and  17  Maryland   Arcade,  dw 

East  street  near  Ilillen 
Bilson  John,  plasterer,  50  Pearl  street 
Bilton  John,  barber,  15  Market  street 
Bianack  Elisha,  plasterer,  Monument  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Bines  Robt.  agent  for  Baltimore  Alms  house,office  29  s  Gay  st 
Binion  Thomas,  Fleet  st  \v  of  Wolf 
Binuer  Adam,  cordwainer.  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsvvorth 
Binney  mrs  Margaret,  Exeter  street  s  of  French 
Eirch  'William  S.  Venitian  blind  manufacturer,  16  Light  at 
Birch  William  S.  paper  hanger,  23  n  Howard  street 
Birch  William  S.  venitian  blind  manufacturer  and  upholsterer 

123  Baltimore  st 
Birchnell  &  Smith,  carpenters,  sw  cor  Eutaw   and   Mulberry 

streets,  dwT.  Birchnell,  Paca  w  of  Franklin 
Birchnell  Thomas,  carpenter,  Wine  street  e  of  Cove 
Birckhead  and  Pearce,  commision  merchants,83  Bowly's  whf. 
Birckhead  Hugh,  firm  of  do.  dw  n  Charles  street  betw  Barnet 

and  Lexington  street 
Birckhead  Christopher,  seaman,  10  Ann  street 
Birckhead  Dr.  Solomon,  cor  Saratoga  and  Charles  streets 
Bird  Nathan,  tailor,  St  Miryst  s  of  Ross  street 
Birely  V.  and  Co.  hide  an  J  leather  dealers,  10  Cheapside 
Birkey  Thomas  H.  grocer,  ne  cor  Lexington  and  Howard  sts. 

dw  Howard  n  of  Saratoga 
Birkey  Thomas,  dry  goods  mt.  84  n  Howard  street 
Birnie    Clotworthy  jr.   attorney  at  Law,  22   St.  Paul  st  dw 

Eutaw  st  1  door  n  of  Saratoga  street 
Biscrod  Frederick  H.  manufacturer  of  smoking  tobacco,  Lee 

street  near  Light 
Biscoe  John,  shoemaker,  Orleans  street  4  doors  e  of  Long  lane 
Biscoe  Jame3,  commission  merchant,  cor  Light  and  Camden 

streets,  dw  Paca  street  e  of  Green 
Bishop  Richard,  coachmaker,  Charles  st  near    Fayette 
Bishop  Elizabeth,  widow,  28  Ann  street 
Bishop  James,  cordwaioer,  Peirce  street  e  of  Cove 
Bishop  Richard  R.  painter,  Wolfst  n  of  Thames 
Bishop  D  ivid,  cabinet  maker,  East  st  s  of  Fre  nch 
tBishop  Rigden,  Dutch  allley  e  of  Paca  street 
tBishop  Perry,  carter,  Sugar  alley, 
Bissett  Tho  nas,  watchman,  10  Peace  alley 
Bitinger  John,  cordwainer,  113  n  Eutaw  street 

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Bitzell  Peter,  morocco  dresser,  Cove  street  extended 
Bixler  Daniel,  tobacconist  57  n  Howard  street 
Bizett  Owen,  ship  carpenter,  144  s  Eutaw  street 
Bizourd  Thomas  f.  professer  French  language  and  Vice  Con- 
sul for  his  holiness  the  Pope,  30  Franklin  street 
Black  Henry,  malt  yeast  factory,  74s  Charles  street 
Black  Vachel,  stone  ware  factory  ,cor  Paca  st  and  Dutch  alley 
Black  Vachel,  tavern    keeper,  Annapolis   road  near   Spring 
Black  John,  weaver,  Franklin  street  extended  [Gardens 

Black  Thomas,  flour  merchant,  30  n  Howard  street 
Black  John,  sailmaker,  Happy  alley  n  of  Wilk  street 
tBlack  Jacob,  labourer,  Short  alley 
tBIack  Fayton,  coachman,  Forest  street  s  of  Douglass 
Blackburn  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Frederick  st  n  of  Water 
Blackburn  J.  C.  attorney  at  law,  Courthouse  lane 
Blackburn  Elizabeth,  teacher,  Paca  street  n  of  Mulberry 
Blackiston  John,  cabinet  maker,  Cove  street  s  of  Mulberry 
Blackley  .William,  victualler,    Pitt  st  4th  door  w  of  Straw- 
berry alley 
Blackney  Abel,  finsor  street,  s  of  Mott 
iBlackstone  Eliza,  Park  lane,  e  of  Pine  [dw  83  Green  st 

Blackwood  Joseph,  carpet  merchant,  1884    lialtimore   street 
Blades  Colmer,  cordwainer,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Franklin  st 
Blades  Elizabeth,  milliner,  Bond  st  n  of  Wilk  st 
Blades  Rixon,  brickmaker,  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Blades  Leonard,  chair  maker,  31  Exeter  st  [Pine 

Blair  James,  justice  of  peace,  32  Eutaw  st.  dw  Franklin  st  e  of 
Blair  mrs  Elizabeth,  29  Front  street 
Blake  miss  Margaret,  dress  maker,  22  e  Baltimore  street 
Blake  John,  weaver,  Lerew's  alley, 

Blake  George,  grocer,  151  cor  Busy  alley  and  Sarp  street 
Blake  James,  Centre  st  near  St  Paul 
Blake  Hanson,  carter,  Run  alley  n  ofLexington  st 
tBlake  Isacc,  barber,  67  w  Pratt  st.  dw  Caroline  st  near  Meei- 

ing  house 
+Blake  Levin,  labourer,   Spring  street  n  of  Wilk 
tBlake  Charles,  labourer,  Granby  street  2  doors  e  of  the  Falls 
JBlake  Frisby,  porter,  Hillen  street  e  of  Front 
tBlake  Daniel,  drayman,  Bounty  alley 
-tBlake  Isaac,  sawyer,  Starr  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
BlanchardjT.  H.  hair  dresser,  31  Centre  Market  space, 
Blanchard  mrs.  7  Waterloo  row  n  Calvert  st 
Blandford  John,  ship  carpenter,  10  Ann  st 
Blauey  James,  bricklayer,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Pine 
Blaney  Thomas,  victualler,  York  avenue 
Blass  Wm.  H.  cabinet  maker,  Comet  st 
Blaskie  John  G.  tavern,  13  Thames  st 
Bleakly  Samuel  H.  currier,  5  Cheapside,  dw  Charles  st  betw 

Conway  and  Barre 
Blick  Wm.  B.  teacher,  Orleans  st  2d  door  e  of  Spring 
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Blinn  L.  G.  picture  frame  manufacturer,  South  st  near  Water 

Blinslinger  George  M.  baker,  132  n  Eutavv  st 

Buzzard  John,  copper  refiner,  Pratt  st  vv  of  Bond 

Blizzard  mrs  huckster,  New  st  e  of  Paca 

Block  Elizabeth,  corner  Forest  and  Ensor  sts 

Block  E.  firm  Judah  &,  Block  d\v  Holiday  st  near  Pleasant. 

Bloudel  Elizabeth,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 

Bloom  Christopher,  Liberty  alley  n  of  Beuren  st 

Bloom  Myers,  pedlar,  Eutavv  st  n  of  New 

Bloomer  J.  W.  hatter,  145  Baltimore  st  dw  38  n  Gay  st 

Bloomer  F.  hat  store,  s  w  corner  Baltimore  and  South  sts 

Blotter  Christian,  William  alley  near  William  st 

Blume  Fredk.  piano  maker,  Park  st  bet.  Madison  and  Lex. 

Blyden  mrs  Sarah,  grocer,  Fleet  st  w  of  Bond 

tBoargoin  Bridget,  Gough  st  e  of  Caroline 

tBoardley  Charles,  labourer,  25  Lerew's  alley 

Boarman  Ignatius,  carpenter,  59  Pearl  st 

Boarman  Ignatius,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

Boatman  Andrew,  victualler,  York  avenue 

tBodely  Stephen,  carter,  45  Pearl  st 

Boden  William,  gunsmith,  76  Harrison  st 

Bodensick  David,  cabinet  maker,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

Bodley  John,  victualler,  Eden  st  s  of  Pitt 

Bodman  Win.  vinegar  dealer,  n  e  corner  Pratt   and   Howard 

sts  dw  s  w  corner  do 
Boehm  Charles  L.  wine  merchant  corner  Light  st  wharf  and 

Welcome  alley,  dw  194  Baltimore  st  near  Charies 
Boehm  Charles^G.  121  Hanover  st 

tBoen  Clara,  washer,  Richmond  st  bet  Cathedral  &  Howard 
Bogenpaun  John,  carpet  weaver,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  av 
Boggs  John  &  Co.  Commission  merchants  and  produce  agents 

14  Spear's  wharf 
Boggs  Alex.  E.firm  do  dw  Balto  st  sside,  2  doorsjG  of  Exeter 
Boggs  Harmanu3,  dw  Lexington  st  e  of  Pino 
Boggus  Robert,  shoemaker,  Eager  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 

Bogue -,  tailor,  11  New  Church  st 

Bohen  James,  brickmaker,  Hill  st  w  of  Charles 

Bohn  Jacob,  130  n  Howard  st 

Boice  Thomas,  bricklayer,  s  Charles  st  extended 

Boice  Charles,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Park  and  Lexington  sts 

Bokee  John  C.  firm  Myers  and  Bokee,  Gay  st  e  of  Front 

Bokee  Catherine,  S.  45  High  st 

Bokee  Sophia,  china,  glass  and  hardware   store,'21   Bazaar, 

dw  High  st  between  Pitt  and  Low 
Bolgiano  Wm.  grocer,  intersection  Har.  road  and  York  av. 
Bollman  Andrew,  bricklayer,  Pearl  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Bollman  George,  baker,  East  st  n  of  Hillen 
Bolster  Thos,  clothing  store,  3  Light  st  wharf,dw  109  Sharp  st 
Bolin  Roger,  carpenter,  corner  College  alley  and    Pleasant  st 
Bolte  John  F.  flour  and  grain  merchant,  30  n  Gay  st  o  t 
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Bolte  John,  commission  merchant,  dw  York  avenue 

Bolton  &  Glanville,  hatters,  50  Centre  Market  space 

Bolton  Maria,  n  w  corner  Aisquith  st  and  Maiden  lane 

Bolton  mrs  Mary,  72  Market  st  f  p 

Bolton  Hugh,  firm  Stewart  &  Bolton,  30  Front  st 

Boman  Andrew,  stage  driver,  124*  Eutaw  st 

Bombarger  John  W.  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 

Bornbarger  John,  farmer,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 

Bonaparte  J.  N.  s  w  corner  Charles  &  Pleasant  sis 

Bond  William,  Davis  st  near  Lexington 

Bond  Barney,  carter,  Gough  st  vv  of  Eden 

Bond  Thomas,  carter,  Douglass  st  2nd  house  \v  of  Aisquith 

Bond  Philip,  carpenter,  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 

Bond  Thomas,  porter  cellar,  corner  Fayette  &  North  sts  dw 

next  door 
Bond  John,  tailor,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Douglass 
Bond  mrs  E.  120  Lombard  st 
Bond  Dr.  Thomas  E.  94  Lombard  st 
Bond  Lambert,  W.  grocer,  s  Charles  st  extended 
Bond  John,  engineer,  Falls  turnpike,  near  Lanvale  Factory 
Bond  Benj.  1st  teller  in  Franklin  Bank  Exeter  sts  of  Stiles 
Bond  Wm.  Labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 
fBond  Stephen,  porter,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
tBond  Washington,  rear  of  91  Pitt  st 
fBoud  mrs  washer,  Columbia  st  between  Howard  &  Eutaw 
Bonday  James,  cooper,  8  Fleet  st 
Bonn  Richard,  tobacconist,  Perry  st  near  Charles 
Bonn  A.  &  J.  tobacconists,  22  Pratt  st  &  92  s  Charles  st 
Boun  A.  firm  of  do  dw  s  side  Conway  st  near  Howard 
Bonn  Philip,  carpenter,  St  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 
Bonn  J.  dw  Eutaw  st  n  of  Conway 
Bonnberger  Michael,  Wolf  st  near  Thames 
Bonnefin  Nicholas,  Asquith  st  n  of  Pitt 
Bonner  Hugh,  shoemaker,  near  Chas.  st  City  spring  Court 
Bonsai  Robert,  printer,  s  Charles  st  near  Monument 
JBonum  Dumont,  paper  hanger,  39  High  st 
Booker  John  L.  hatter,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
Bookhultz  Joseph,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Bookhurst  Francis,shoemaker,Liberty  alley  s  of  Monument  st 
Bookman  Mary  Ann,  shop  keeper,  Harford   road   n  of  the 

Lumber  yard 
Bookman  Michael,  shoemaker,  Briton  st  n  of  Monument  st 
Bool  H.  W.  jr.  auctioneer,  60  Baltimore  st 
Boolman  Wendal,  carpenter,  Penn  av  s  of  Preston  st 
Boon  Nicholas,  grocer,  n  e  corner  Baltimore  and  Spring  sts 
Boon  Burly  G.  collector  and  bookseller,  Canal  st  n  of  Wilk 
Boon  John  H.  D.  168  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Boon  Joshua,  seaman,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 
tBoon  Philip,  brickmaker,  Short  alley 
fBoon  Benjamin,  carter,  Chesnut  allev  w  of  Pearl  st 

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Booth  J.  R.  tobacconists  vv  corner  Hanover  and  Camden  sts 

i  Booth  John,  stevadore,  Jefferson  st  1st  door  e  of  Short 
tBooth  Wm.  labourer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 

tBooth  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  13  Tyson  st 

Booth  by  Wm.  lead  factory  Fayette  st  near  Charles 

Booth    Washington/firm  Stevenson  &  Booth  ,  tanners,  dw  w 
Baltimore  st  extended 

Boothe  Joseph,  upholsterer,  Canal  st  s  of  Baltimore 

Booze  James,  tavern  keeper,  77  McElderry's  wharf 

Booze  Wm.  B.ship  carpenter,  30  Ann  st 

Bordenhammer  miss  Mary,  Fayette  st  e  of  Fine 

Bordley  BeaIe,painter,Courtland  st  bet.Pleasanl&MuIberry  sts 

Bordley  Daniel,  clerk,  High  st  s  of  Water 

Bordley  Wm.  Perry  st  near  Charles 

Bordley  Daniel,  Pratt  st  e  of  Gough 

Bordley  mrs  Susan,  Biddle  st 

Bordley  mrs^  Margaret  Biddle  st 

^Bordley  Anthony,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 

Borgelt  John,  carpenter,  Wagon  alley  n  of  Howard  street 

Borgelt  George,  tinner,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  street  ; 

Borgelt  Jacob,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  cor  Eutaw  st  and  Cham 
berlain  alley 

Boring  William,  labourer,  13  n  Green  street 

Borland  Thomas,  merchant,  16  Fayette  st 

Bose  Wm,firm  Dobbin  Murphy  &  Bose,  dw  1  Lexington  st 

Bose  Adam,  baker,  185  Bond  street 

Bosley  James  B.  justice  of  peace,  43  Water  st  w  of  Frederick 

dw  Baltimore  stnear  Caroline 
Bosley  mrs.  164  n  Gay  street 
Bosley  Caieb,  labourer,  16  Monument  street 
Bosley  John,  shoemaker,  French  st  nearly  opposite  Exeter 
Bosley  mrs  Elizabeth,  54  High  street 

Bosley  Jas.  mt.  counting  house  &  dw  Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
fBoston  Daniel,  boarding  house,  114  Bond  street 
fBoston  Daniel,  Charles  street  near  York  street 
Boswell  John,  moulder,  West  street 
Boswell  James,  music  printer,  s  Charles  street 
Bostic  James,  cordwainer,  111  n  Eutaw  street 
Bostic  George,  Marion  street  near  Park 
Boston  Charles,  carpenter,  cor  Happy  alley  &,  Wilkst 
Boston  John,  labourer,  Saratoga,  street  77 
Boston  Jacob,  hatter,  8  s  Calvert  dw  34  Exeter  street 
fBoston  Daniel,  carter,  Busy  alley  near  Sharp  street 
JBoston  Maria,  Market  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 
fBoston  Jacob,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
IBoston  Mary,  washer  Caroline  st  s  of  Wilk 
Botfield  mrs  Susanna,  tailoress,  Orleans  st  e  of  Friendship 
Bottomer  Thomas,  cordwainer,  corner  Union  and  Ross  sts 
Bottomer  Richard,  29  High  st 
Bottenfield  Christian,  shoemaker,  6  Bond  st 
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Bovvden  Francis,  labourer,  near  s  vv  corner  Bond  and  Monu- 

tBounaparte  John,  barber,  41  e  Baltimore  st  [rr.ent  sts 

Boulton  Mary,  72  Market  st  fp 

Bouchet  Mary,  second  hand  clothing  store,  36  Harrison  st 

Bouchet  Michael,  cutler,  48  Harrison  st 

Bouis  John,  tin  plate  worker,  16  South  st 

Boulden  Thomas,  pilot,  Wilk  st  E  of  Market 

JBoulden  Spencer,  porter,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 

Boulden  Francis,  shoemaker,  184  n  Gay  st 

Boulden  Stephen,  carpenter  Short  st  n  of  Jefferson 

Bouldin  Alex.  J.  surveyor  of  Balto  Co.  dw  11  Holliday  st 

tBouldin  Wm.  labourer,  Granby  st  4  doors  e  of  the  Falls 

Bounds  James  boot  maker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Friendship, 

Bourgoin  Augustine,  confectioner;  Caroline  st  e  of  Gough 

Boury  Elizabeth,  53  High  st 

Bowdel  Richard,  tailor,  Gay  st  e  of  Forest 

Bowen  Mary,  midwife,  7  Fleet  st 

Bowen  Richard,  shoemaker,  Water  st  w  of  Exeter 

Bowen  James,  Orleans  st  n  side  E  of  Aisquith 

Bowen  Richard,  prccer.  Howard  st  near  Barre 

Bowen  Harry,  Caroline  st  n  of  Fleet 

Bowen,  Jones  &  Sellers,  importers  of  cloths,  cassimeres  and 

vestings,  163  Baltimore  st 
Bowen  Pitt,  carter,  Madison  st  n  of  Lerews  alley 
Bowen  Ann,  seamstress,  Hamburg  st  near  Light 
Bowen  Thos.  whip  sawyer,  Spring  st  near  Wilk 
Bowen  Jesse,  carpenter,  Silver  si  e  of  Eden 
Bowen  Jonas,  victualler,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Bowen  mis  Matilda,  Pierce  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Bowen  Wm.  grocery  and  liquor  store'  Ross  st  w  of  Biddle 
Bovver  David,  blacksmith,  14  Park  st 
Bowers  Martin,  93  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Bowyer  Stephen,  Salisbury  st  1st  house  w  of  Harford  run 
Bowzer  Jeremiah,  labourer,  Richmond  st  near  Tyson 
tBowzer  Daffnel,  boarding  house,  51  South  st 
tBowzer  Moses,  porter,  42  Park  st 

Bowerman  H.  N.  clerk,  corner  Courtland  and  Saratoga  sts 
Bowerson  Levi,  bailiff,  Pine  st  e  side  n  of  Mulberry 
Bowie  mrs  Ann.  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
Bowie  Reuben  S.  painter  &  paper  hanger,  High  st  n  ofBalto. 
Bowers  Caspar,  shoemaker.  M'Eldeny  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Bowers  Frederick,  carter,  William  st  near  Cross 
Bowers  Ann  Margaret,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Orleans  &CanaI  sts 
Bowers  Wm.  coach  painter,  Ensor  st  n  w  of  monument 
Bowers  George,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Bowers  John,  labourer,  Ensor  st  n  w  of  Monument 
Bowers  mrs  Eve,  Ensor  st  n  w  of  Monument 
f  Bowers  Nathaniel,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
tBowers  Daniel,  victualler,  Caroline  st  s  of  York 
Bowerman  mrs.  teacher,  Bond  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
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Bowers  Jacob,  victualler,  Saratoga  st  extended 
Bowers  Peirce,  carter,  w  Baltimore  st  extended 
Bowers  Valentine,  tailor,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
fBowers  Horace,  drayman,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
tBowers  Nathaniel,  carter,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
iJowersock  Augustus,  carpenter,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Bowie  Reuben  S.  sign  painter,  8  High,  shop  e  Baltimore  st 
Bowley  Amelia,  grocer,  270  n  Howard  st 
iBowley  Joseph,  labourer,  Bounty  alley 
Bowlin  Wm.  labourer,  Tyson  st 

Bowman  John,  cordwainer,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
Bowyer  Robert,  waiter,  35  n  Liberty  st 
Boyd  Michael,  porter  cellar,  31  s  Gay  st 
Boyd  mrs  Alexander,  Chatsworth  st  extended 
ioyd  Joseph,  hatter,  Holiday  st  3  doors  s  of  Pleasant 
Boyd  Alexander,  coach  trimmer,  York  avenue 
Boyd  John,  porter,  cellar,  South  st  near  Balto  dw  Lovely  lane 
Boyd  Samuel,  carpenter,  dw  Baltimore  st  e  of  Spring,  lumber 

yard,  Spring  st  e  of  Caroline 
Boyd  Samuel,  tobacconist,  123  Pratt  st 
Boyd  John,  sailmakor,  Gough  st  bet  Eden  st  &   Harford  run 
Boyd  Jacob,  cordwainer,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pin© 
Boyd  Hugh,  clothier,  20  Pratt  st  dw  47  Second  st 
Boyd  Wm.  A.  tobacconist,  2  New  st 
Boyd  John  L.  carpenter,  Ensor  stNE  of  Monument 

oyd  mrs  Elizabeth  &  Mary,  23  Fayette  st  [man 

Boyd  Peter,  soap  and  tallow  chandler,  Albemarle  st  s  of  Plow- 
Boyer  Wm.  carpenter,  Orleans  st  w  of  Market 
Boyer  Jacob,  grocer  &  commission  merchant,  corner  M*  El- 

derry's  wharf  and  Pratt  st  dw  cor  Pratt  8c  Albemarle 
Boyer  Maria,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 
Boyer  Philip,  firm  Henry  Klinefelter  &  Co.  dw  York  av 
Boyer  Barbara,  Commons,  n  of  Spring  gardens 
tBoyer  Emily,  washer,  Cove  st  near  Conway 
tBoyer  Wm.  drayman,  Sugar  alley 

Boyle  Edward,  fancy  store,  5  &  7  Bazaar,  dw  50  Exeter  st 
Boyle  Hugh  &  Co.  merchants,  75  Smith's  wharf 
Boyle  Hugh,  firm  do  dw  Charles  st  near  St  Paul's  Church 
Boyle  Edward,  oyster  and  beer  house,  Court  house  lane  &  10 

n  Liberty  st 
3oyle  Michael^porter  cellar  s  Gay  st  opposite  Exchange 
3oyle  Francis,  Sharp  st  between  Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Boyle  Wm.  K.  superintendent  chimnies,  Eager  alley  2  doors 
3race  James,  watchman,  York  avenue  [from  Saratoga  st 

tBracker  Richard,  caulker,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
Bradbury  Stephen,  seaman,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 
jBraddox  Henry,  Marion  st  near  Park 
Braden  Wm.  drayman,  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  st 
Bradenbaugh  John,  carpenter,  78  n  Liberty  st 
Bradenbaugh  Jacob,  shoemaker,  Bank  st  w  of  Eden 

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Bradford  John,  flour  merchant,  s  e  corner  of  Commerce  &/ 

Cable  sts,  dw  St  Paul  st  1  door  s  of  Franklin 
Bradford  mrs  Jane,  132  Hanover  st 
Bradford  George,  grocer,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
Bradford  mrs  Margaret,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Bradly  Robt.  H.  superintendent  of  sts  Gough  st  s  of  Granby 
Bradley  John,  tailor,  Bishop  alley  s  of  Stiles  et 
Bradley  Andrew,  labourer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Fleet  st 
Bradshaw  John,  tavern  keeper,  14  Pratt  st  w  of  Light 
Bradshaw  Richard,  tavern  keeper,  3  Centre  Market  space 
Bradshaw  James,  cigar  store,  corner  Cove  &  Saratoga  sts 
Bradshaw  Thomas,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
Brady  Patrick,  carter,  12  Fish  Market  space 
Brady  Greenbury,    block  and  pump   maker,   Forest  st   N   of 
Brady  Jno.  tavern  keeper,  35  Water  st  e  of  Fredk.  [xMonumt. 
Brady  Ann,  grocer,  Harford  av  opposite  the  Chureh 
Brady  Michael,  carter,  w  Falls  avenue  near  Water  st 
Brady  Benjamin,  glass  8c  earthern  ware  store,  97  Balto.  st 
Brady  Philip, grocery  &  liquor  store,  corner  Pearl&George  sts 

Brady plaisterer,  5  Pine  st 

Brady  John,  coach  painter,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 

Brady  Samuel,  painter,  Bank  st  1  door  w  of  Spring 

tBrall  George,  brick  maker.  Cross  st  near  Johnson 

Bramble  Wm.  huckster,  Friendship  st  4  doors  n  of  Orleans 

Brand  Ann,  seamstress,  Fayette  st  opposite  Fountain  Stables 

Brandale  Ferdinand,  small  beer  brewer,  26  Front  st 

Brannan  Alexander,  tavern  keeper,  35  Centre  Market  space 

Brannan  John,  hatter,  Bank  st  e  of  Eden 

Brannan  Patrick,  sailmaker,  6  Fleet  st 

Brannan  Mary,  shopkeeper,  10  Block  st 

Brannan  John,  blacksmith,  74  Harrison  st 

Brannan  Patrick,  drayman,  Ross  st  w  of  St  Mary 

Brannan  Sarah  D.  Lee  st  between  Light  &  Charles 

Brannan  &,  Forney,  grocers,  263  Baltimore  st 

Brannan  John  firm  do  dw  Paca  st  n  of  Mulberry 

Brannan  miss  Eleanor,  Fayette  st  e  of  Cove 

Brannum  John,  keeper  Eastern  fountain, Gough  st  e  of  Eden 

Branson  Margaret,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Pine 

Branson  Joseph,  Hatter,  corner  Thomas  and  Fall  sts 

Brant  Jarad,commission  merchant,corner  Commerce  &  Water 

sts  dw  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Brant  John, grocer,  se  corner  Exeter  &  Gay  sts 
Brant  mrs  Harriet,  grocery,  Fayette  ste  of  Pearl 
Brashears  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  n  w  corner  Lombard  & 

Eutaw  sts 
Brashears  John  B.  cabinet  maker.Lunn's  lane  n  of  Conway  st 
Brashear  Christopher,  cooper,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Market 
Brashears  John  B.  cabinet  maker,corner  Argyle  alley  8c  Lan- 
Brass  Joseph,  grocer,  32  Commerce  st  [caster  st 

Bratt  Thomas,  whitesmith,  Sugar  alley  near  Light  st 
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Bratt  John,  glass  house,  dw  Johnson  st 

Bratt  Geo.  iron  founder,  Light  st  bet.  Sugar  al.  and  Hughes  st 
Braughton  Isaac,  carpenter,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Braun  Sylvester,  bacon  merchant,  13  Bond  st 
Brauns  &Focke,  importers  of  german  goods,  194  Balto.  st 
Brauns  F.  S.  Lexington  st  between  Charles  and  Liberty 
Brawden  Caleb,  carpenter,  Caroline  st  s  of  Water 
Brawner  Andrew,  Ensor  st  w  of  Monument 
Brawning  Margaret,  seamstress,  183  French  st 
Brawning  Mary,  butter  dealer,  Harford  av.   n  of  the  Church 
Breck  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  n  w  corner  St.  Paul  and  Fay- 
ette sts  dw  corner  High  &,  Hillen 
Breckenridge  rev.  Robert  J.  pastor  2d   Presbyterian  Church 

Baltimore  st  w  ol  East  n  side 
Breckle  John,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Brecklehurst  John,  fancy  store,  Pratt  st  wof  Albemarle 
Bredenmeyer  Frederick,  85  Conway  st 
Breed  Martin,  carpenter,  Ross  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Brenan  Peter  Edward,  mahogany  dealer,  10  n  Frederick  si 
Brenan  Bernard,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Baltimore  &,  Holliday  sts 
Brenan  Francis,  grocer,  corner  Bath  and  Dayis  sts 
Brenan  Thomas  B.  general  agent,  n  e  corner  St.  Paul  and 

Fayette  sts  dw  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl 
Brendel  George  G.  cordwainer,  Pearl  street  n  of  Fayette 
Bresnie  Henry,  liquor  store,  German  street  near  Sharp 
Brevitt  mrs.  108  s  Sharp  street 
Brevitt  Doctor  Joseph,  Aisquith  street  n  of  Orleans 
Brewer  Elias,  tavern  keeper,  5  Fish  Market 
Brewer  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  33  Harrison  Street 
Brewer  Nicholas,  justice  of  peace  &  market  master,  27  Gay 

street  o  t.  office  corner  of  Fish  and  Marsh  Markets 
Brewer,  Eliza,  fish  dealer,  York  avenue 
Brewner  Andrew,  tobacconist,  Schroeder  street  n  of  Saratoga 
Brian  Nancy,  spooler,  Freedom  st  n  of  Sarah  Ann 
Brian  John  ,  carpenter,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
tBrain  Abraham,  drayman,  Howard  street  extended 
Briant  mrs  J.  C.  milliner,  27$  Baltimore  street 
Brice  Henry,  notary  public  and  justice  of  peace,  sw  cor   of 

Gay  and  Water  sts.  dw  Front  st  n  ofBaltimore 
Brice  N.  C.  accountant,  cor  Lee  and  Sharp  sts 
Brice  John,  commission  mt.  basement  story  of  the  Exchange, 

no  23,  dw  Calvert  street  s  of  Saratoga 
Brice  Susan,  dress  maker,  127  Pearl  st 
Brice  Nicholas,  chief  judge  ofBaltimore  City  Court,   dw 

Charles  between  Hamilton  and  Centre  sts 
Brice  George  H.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  Charles 
f  Brice  Susan,  washer,  Low  street  w  of  Aisquith 
tBrice  Richard,  labourer,  7  Block  street 
tBrice  Kinsey,  coachman,  Short  st  Nof  Jefferson 
Bridge  Isabella,  Tyson  alley 

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Bridges  John  S.  Baltimore  street  w  of  Green 
Bridges  William,  confectioner,  217  Baltimore  street 
tBridges  Edward,  waiter,  Holiday  street  n  of  Saratoga 
Brigg  James,  painter,  York   avenue 
Briggs,  Christian,  jeweller,  Penn,  avenue  n  of  Biddle  st 
Briggs  Richard,  cabinet  maker,  Fleet  st  w  of.Happy  alley 
Briggs  Ann,  tailoress,  York  street  near  William 
Brigham  Wood,  Water  street  w  of  Jone's  Falls 
tBright  Clement,  teacher,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
f Bright  Sarah,  washer,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
tBright  Charles,  fidler,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
tBright  Cloudsby,  carter.  Bounty  alley 
Brigle  Jacob,  sadler,  York  avenue 
Briken  Joseph  Crawford;  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Brinard  Albert,  sugar  refiner,  17  New  street 
Brinkerman  Henry,  Lee  street  between  Light  and  Charles  sts 
Briunison  Margaret,  w  end  of  Baltimore  street 
Brinton  Mary  Jane,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  3  Park  st 
Brion  Wilmina,  3  Thames  st 
Briscoe  mrs  Mary,  38,;Albemarle  st 
Briscoe  Augustus  cor  Howard  and  Saratoga  sts 
Briscoe  Lewis,  barber,  n  Howard  st  near  Franklin 
Briscoe  Dr.  J.  H.  6  St.  Paul  st 
Bristoe  mr.  carter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
tBristoe  Susan,  Pearl  street  n  of  Lexington 
Brister  Susan,  tailoress,  Canal  street  n  of  Orleans 
tBriston  David,  porter,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
tBriton  Henry,  drayman,  Wine  st  e  of  Pine 
Britt  Severn,  cord wainer, Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
tBritton  Mary,  washer,  Star  alley  n  of  Bank  st 
Broadbent  G.  dry  goods  merchant,  5U  Baltimore  st.  dw  Holi- 
day street  near  Saratoga 
Broadbent  William,  fancy  store,  123  Baltimore  street 
Broaders  Frederick  W.  R.  tavern  keeper,  24  Pratt  et 
Broadfoot  William,  bookseller,  dw  n  Liberty  st  between   Lex- 
ington and  Saratoga  sts  [Pratt  and  Cable  sts 
Brochmen  Hammond,  cabinet  maker,"5  Commerce   st  betw. 
tBrogden  Austen,  drayman,  Chesnut  st  w  of  Pine 
Bromley  Ann,  tavern  keeper,  7  Centre  Market  space 
Bromwell  William,  dry  goods  merchant,  177  Baltimore  street 

dw  199  Baltimore  street 
Brooke  R.  H.  accountant  and  com.  agent,  over  91  Baltimore  st 
Brooks  &  Harrison,  auctioneers  &com.  mts  O'DounelPs  whf. 
Brooks  Graham,  firm  do.  dw  Charles  near  Franklin 
Brooks  William,  car^driver,  Bahimore'st  extended 
Brooks  Chauncey  dry  good3  mt.  dw  German  st  near  Eutaw 
Brooks  Isaac,  iron  store,  74  s  Calvert  street,  dw  Front  st  s  of 
Brooks,  Stevensj&c  Co  dry  goods  mts.  255  Baltimore  st  [Hillen 
Brooks  William,  grocer,  78  s  Calvert  st  dw  34  Front  st 
Brooks  John,  14  Barnet  street 
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Brooks  Walter  B.  shoemaker,  Pitt  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Brooks  Shadrack,  tailor,  Gough  st  s  of  Granby 
Brooks  Joseph  R.  wood  inspector,  59  High  street 
Brooks  Ransel,  clock  dealer,  Gay  st  n  of  Aisquith 
Brooks  Michael,  liquor  store,  70  Franklin  street 
Brooks  Elizabeth,  York  6treet  vv  of  Light 
Brooks  Mary,  Park  Jane  extended 
Brooks  Robert,  blacksmith,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
tBrook  Sarah,  Peach  al.  w  of  Pearl  street 
tBrook  Henrietta,  Granby  st  e  of  the  Falls 
tBrooks  Robert,  caulker,  Caroline  st  s  of  Water 
Broom  Thomas, wheelwright,  Pitt  st  Nside  3d  door  £  of  Straw- 
berry alley,  shop  Bond  near  Water 
Broom  James,  cabinet  maker,  Wolf  street  n  of  Thames 
Broomfield  mrs  Ann,  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Broon  Eliza,  Peace  alley  E  of  Lunn's  lane, 
Brophy  William  labourer,  Tyson  alley 
Broyius  miss  Rosalia,  tutoress,  Centre  st  Eof  St.  Paul 
Brotherton  capt.  Thomas  W.  Water  w  of  Caroline  st  n  side 
Brotherton  John  P.  carpenter,  German  street  near  Core 
Browne  John   W.    int.  and  agent  for  New  York  and   Phila- 
delphia Packets,65  Smith's  wharf,dw  148  s  Sharp  st 
Browne  mrs  Sarah,  fancy  dress  maker,  32  St.  Paul  st 
Browne  Harman,  grocer,  s  Frederick  st  dw  Courtland  st  s  of 

Mulberry 
Browne  mrs  Stewart,  Courtland  st  1  door  s  of  Mulberry  st 
Browne  James/porter  and  oyster  establishment,   ne    cor   of 

Baltimore  and  Charles  sts 
Browne  James,  eating  house,sE  cor  Charles  and  Baltimore  sts 
Brown  mrs  Esther,  25  n  Gay  st 

Brown  John,  brass  turner,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Brown  Charles,  constable,  90  s  Sharp  street 
Brown  mrs  Dorothea,  77  High  street 
Brown  Mary  M   fancy  dress  maker,  82  s  Sharp  street 
Brown  John,  carpenter,  100  High  st 
Brown  Leyerian,  musical  academy,  Barnet  st  near  Sharp 
Brown  Joseph  B.  carpenter,   Long  alley  s  of  Ros3  street 
Brown  James,  soap  boiler,  31  Exeter  street 
Brown  Jacob  S.  carpenter,  Pine  st  s  of  George 
Brown  James,  Chatsworth  e  side  n  of  Franklin 
Brown  Uriah,  25  e  Baltimore  street 
Brown  Henry,  comb  maker,  Baltimore  street  e  of  Eden 
Brown  John  T. mathematical  instrument  maker,l4  Salisbury  st 
Brown  Joseph,  shoemaker,  18  Thomson  st  [Aisquith  st 

Brown   mrs    Elizabeth,  seamstress,   nw  cor  Hull's   lane  and 
Brown  mrs  Elizabeth,  Mullikin  street  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Brown  John  H.  Hillen  st  w  of  Exeter 
Brown  Edward,  labourer,  Ross  st  e  of  st  Mary  st 
Brown  Benjamin,  lobourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  feoss  street 
Brown  Hester,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
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Brown  Enoch,  carpenter,  Mott  st  e  side 

Brown  Abner,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  ofChatsworth 

Brown  Etobt.  whip  &  thong  maker,  Amity  st  n   of  Baltimore 

Brown  George,  deputy  keeper  of  the  Penitentiary,  York  av. 

Brown  Valentine.coachpainter, Constitution  st  n  of  Monument 

Brown  David,  carpenter,  Constitution  st  s  of  Monument 

Brown  David  Miller,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 

Brown  Joshua,carter,  w  Pratt  st  extended 

Brown  Samuel,  Mulberry  street  near  Lerew's   alley 

Brown  capt  Michael,  20"BIock  st 

Brown  William  ship  carpenter,  32  Ann  street 

Brown   John,  labourer,  corner  Gough  and  Pratt  sts 

Brown  Geo.  deputy  at  Penitentiary,  Briton  stN  of  Monument 

Brown  John,  shoemaker,  Armistead  lane  near  Light  st 

Brown  John,  ship  carpenter,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 

Brown  Gideon,  iron  founder,  Hughes  st  near  Light 

Brown  mrs.  tailoress,  Park  st  between  Saratoga  and  Mulberry 

Brown  Nicholas,  labourer,  Lerew's  alley  extended 

Brown  James,  merchant,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 

Brown  Ellen,  tailoress,  5  Saratoga  st 

Brown  Isaac,  paper  hanger  and  painter,  117  High  st 

Brown  Wm.  shoemaker,  Spring  st  n  of  Wilk 

Brown  Jacob,  shoemaker,  Apple  alley  s  of  Fleet  st 

Brown  Arthur,  sawyer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 

Brown  mrs  Ann,  grocer,  Second  st  near  Market  space 

Brown  John,  bridge  &,  wharf  builder,  37  Albemarle  st 

Brown  Uriah,  surveyor  and  conveyancer,  25  e  Baltimore  st 

Brown  David  U.  hardware  merchant,   1644   Baltimore   st  dw 

25  e  Baltimore  st 
Brown  Wm.  huckster,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 
Brown  Emma,  dry  goods  store,  53  Harrison  st 
Brown  J.  Harman,   grocer  and  commission   merchant,  52  s 

Frederick  st  dw  Courtland  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Brown  mrs  Rose,  28  Holiiday  st 
Brown  mrs  Alexander,  Holiday  st  near  Orange  alley 
Brown  George,  hatter,  1  Thames  st 
Brown  mrs  Mary,  Hanover  st  between  Barre  and  Lee 
Brown  Peter,  shoemaker,  Welcome  alley  between  Sharp  and 
Brown  Benjamin,  Marion  st  near  Liberty  [Howard  sts 

Brown  Samuel,  carter,  corner  Richmond  and  Cathedral  sts 
Brown  Charles,  carpenter  and  tavern  keeper,  Thames  st  e  of 
Brown  John,  sailmaker,  Mullikin  st  Fair  Mount  hill     [Block 
Brown  Ann,  carpet  weaver,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Brown  David,  potter,  n  w  corner  Salisbury  and  Exeter  sts 
Brown  Harry,  tailor,  Happy  alley  N  of  Fleet  st 
Brown  Reuben,  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Brown  Joseph,  cooper,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
Brown  Joseph,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Brown  Elijah,   shoemaker   and   sexton  Methodist  Protestant 
Burying  ground,  7  Mott  st 
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Brown  George,  carpenter,  Canal  st  n  of  Orleans 
Brown  C.  H.H.  dry  goods  merchant,  173£  Baltimore?st 
Brown  Alexander  &  Sons,  merchants,  128  Baltimore  st 
Brovvn  Robert,  watchmaker  and  Jeweller,  168£  Baltimore  8t 
Brown  Jesse,  mate,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 
Brown  Garret,  dry  goods  store,  Market  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Brown  Perry,  whitewashes  German  st  near  Green 
tBrown  Mary,  Carpenter's  alley 
fBrown  Ann,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
tBrown  Anderson,  carter,  Columbia  st  between  Eutaw  &,  Pact 
tBrown  Jacob,  Sugar  alley 

tBrown  Perry,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
tBrown  Charlotte,  Sugar  alley 

tBrown  Edward,  drayman,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 
tBrown  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Spring  st  N  of  Gough 
tBrown  Philip,  waiter,  Hull's  lane  n  sidew  of  Aisquith 
tBrown  Jacob,  drayman,  3  Charles  st  extended 
tBrown  Catherine,  Union  st  e  of  Penn.  av. 
+Brown  Henry,  ciulker,  Strawberry  alley  a  of  Fleet  st 
tBrown  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
tBrown  Stephen,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
tBrown  Brisel,  carter,  Park  lane  w  of  Pearl  st 
tBrown  Perry,  labourer,  Canal  st  s  oi  Orleans 
tBrown  Thomas,  huckster,  Bond  st  n  of  Gough 
tBrown  Jane,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  st 
tBrown  Jas„  carter,  Necessity  alley  betw.  Fxeter  &,  Potter  sts 
tBrown  Peter,  Davis  st  near  Bath 
tBrown  Ann,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Thomson 
tBrown  James,  54  Park  st 
tBrown  Jsaacjabourer,  7  Lerew's  alley 
tBrown  Mary,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Conway 
.    JBrown  Edmund,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
tBrown  Wm.  Bounty  alley 
tBrown  Maria,  Long  alley  s  of  Newst 
tBrown  Thomas,  carpenter,  41  Pearl  st 
tBrown  Sarah,  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  st 
tBrown  Andrew,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
TBrown  Thomas,  carter,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Bank  st 
tBrown  Othello,  labourer,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
tBrown  Robert,  caulker,  Argyle  alley  8  of  Wilk  st 
tBrown  Rachel  huckster,  Asbury  st 
tBrown  Nancy,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
Browning  Edward,  firm  Croxall  and  Browning,  dw  Ferry  road 

near  Croxall  and  Browning's  rope  walk 
Browning  Ritson,   refrigerator  manufacturer,  2  Commerce  st 

dw  Jackson  st  s  side 
Browning  Wm.  S.  merchant,  dw   Paca  st  opposite   Camden 

store  Pratt  st  w  of  Paca 
Browning  John  H.  hardware    merchant,  s   e  corner  Thames 
and  Market  sts 
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Browning  Win.  S.  hardware  merchant,  139  Pratt  st 

Browning  Ititson,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  n  of  YVilk 

Browning  Edward,  rope  maker,  corner  Light  and    Austen  sts 

Brownyard  Caspar,  cordvvainer,  Penn.  av.  extended 

Bruce  James,  moulder,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

Bruce  iiobert,  merchant,  dw  107  Park  st 

tBruce  Peter,  hack  driver,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Exeter  st 

f Bruce  Edward,  gardner,  38  s  Charles  st 

BruffMary,  Paca  st  n  of  Carpenter  alley 

Bruff  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  corner  Washington  &  Wiik  ste 

Bruff  Wni.  clerk,  Pratt  st  1  door  e  of  Spring 

Bruff  John,  ship  carpenter,  Willi  st  w  of  Washington 

Brundige  James,  commission  merchant,  over  68  Bowly's  wharf 

dw  85  Sharp  st 
Brundige  Wm.  dealer  in  oil,  paints,  drugs,  glass,  dye  stuffs  & 
Chemicals,  23  Cheapside,  dw  Hanover  st  bet.  Barre&Lee 
Brune  Frederick  W.  jr.  attorney  at  law,  17  Lexington  st 
Brune  Frederick  VV.   merchant,  cor.  Commerce  and  Pratt  sts 

dw  Calvert  st  between  Saratoga  and  Pleasant 
Brunei-  Daniel,  97  s  Sharp  st 
Bruner  John,  Camden  st  near  Howard 
Bruner  Elias,  Briton  st  n  w  side 
Bruner  mrs  Camden  st  near  Howard 
Bruning  Herman,  cabinet  maker,  7  Sharp  st 
Bruscup  Thomas,  tailor,  Holland  st  e  of  Eden 
Brushwellex  Barbara,  milkseller,  Briton  st  n  of  the  Lumber  yard 
Brushwiller  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  Briton  st  xr  of  Monument 
Bryan  C.  &,  Co.  stove  and  sheet  iron  man.  41  s  Calvert  st 
Bryan  C.  firm  do  dw  York  st  near  Light 
Bryan  Catherine,  near  s  w  corner  Bond  and  Monument  sts 
Bryan  John  G. hardware  merchant,  nw  cor  Gay  and  Exeter  sts 
tBryan  Fanny,  washer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Bryarly  David,  justice  of  ttie  peace,  Forest  st  n  of  Gay  dw  75 
Bryer  Joseph,  cooper,  Lombard  st  near  Light  [High  st 

Bryson  James,  runner  in  U.S. bank,  Hillen  ste  of  Potter 
Bryson  E.  A.  engraver.  4  North  st 
Bryson  Nathaniel  G.  justice  of  peace,  Baltimore  st  e  of  High 

dw  s  side  Baltimore  st  w  of  the  run 
Bryson  Hugh,  shoemaker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Long  lane 
Buchanan  Miss,  27  n  Gay  st 
Buchanan  J.  M.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  St.  Paul  dw 

St.  Paul  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Buchanan  Ann,  Zell  alley  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Buchanan  miss  Elizabeth,  Faj'ette  st  betw.  North  and  Calvert 
Buctha  John,  blacksmith,  42  Harrison  st.  dw  2d  Front  st 
Buchvvalter  Abraham,  tobacconist,  Baltimore  st  dw  Jefferson 

row,  Conway  st 
Buck  John,  hardware  merchant,  dw  High   st  s  of  Water 
Buck  &  Porter,  hardware  merchants,  Pratt  st  dw  High  st 
Buck  mrs  Keshh,  corner  Exeter  and  Stiles  st 
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Buck  Patrick,  labourer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove, 

Buck  Benjamin  &  Son,  sailmakers,  75  Smith'swharf,  dvv  B* 

B.   Pratt  st  ldoor  e  of  Gough  foear  Pratt  st 

Buck  John  &  Co.  nail  and  spike  manufacturers,  Canon  alley 
Buck  James,victualler,  Briton  st  n  of  Monumen 
Buck  John,  Pittst  e  of  Aisquith 
Buck  Wm.  millwright,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Buckey  Elizabeth, Paca  st  s  of  New 
Buckingham  Samuel,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Buckingham  Joseph,  carpenter,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Buckingham  mrs  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  -21  High  st 
Buckler  Dr.  John,  St  Paul  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Buckley  Daniel,  firm  B.  6c  Kemp,  Paca  st  s  of  Franklin 
Buckley  John,  painter,  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Buckless  Henry,  pilot,  67  Ann  street  [Pratt  si 

Bukley  and  Jenkins,  painters  and  glaziers,  w  Falls   av.  near 
Buckley  Timothy,  grocer,   Harford  avenue,  n  of  the   Church 
Buckmiller,  Robert,  tanner,  North  st  near  Madison 
Buckwalter  and  Welsh,  tobacconists,  j265  Baltimore  street,  dw 

Abraham  Buckwalter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Camden 
tBudd  Julius,  porter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratov 
Buhre  Gotleib  U.  constable  Eden  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Bulgin  Aaron,  drayman,  Eutaw  st  n  of  New  st 
Bulger  Michael,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette  [and  Franklin  sts 

Bull  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  6  North  st,  dw  cor  Courtland 
Buli  George  W.  mt  tailor,  160  Baltimore   st.  dw  n  Charles  st 

1  door  n  of  Saratoga  st 
Bull  mrs  Harriet,  Bank  street  e  of  Pitt 
33 li 1 1  Jarret,  96  n  Eutaw  st 

Bull  Edmund,  printer,  Park  lane  w  of  Pine  street 
Bull  Mary,  tailoress,  Canal  st  n  of  Orleans 
Bullen  Frederick,  hair  dresser,  108  w  Pratt  st 
Bullen  Henry,  165  French  st 

BullittjAlex.ander,attorney  at  Iaw,E  Baltimore  st  opposite  Lloyd 
Bunsey  Ann,  seamstress,  ne  cor  Allice  Anna  and  Wolf  sts 
Bunten  Smith,  carpenter,  Lexington  st  near  Liberty 
Bunting  John  &.  James,  English  and   classical  academy,   41 

High  street  betw  Pitt  and  Low  sts 
Bunting  William  J.  cordwainer,  76  n  Howard  st 
Bunting  John,  carpenter,  23  Sterling  street 
Bunts  Capt  William,  Water  st  N  side  e  of  Exeter 
Bunyie  Pi.obert,  music  teacher,  16  Pitt  street 
Burdett  Aaron,  Lee  street,  near  Welcome  alley 
Bureger,  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  Hamburg  street  near  Light 
Burford  Edward,  ship  smith,  Grant  street  near  Pratt,  dw  Han- 
over street  near   Hill 
Burgan  William,  carpenter,  cor  Calvert  and  JSaratoga  sts  dw 

cor  Gay  and  Mott  sts 
Burger  John,  Sterling  street  n  of  Monument 
Burgess  Caleb  W.  grocer,  sw  cor  Gay  and  Exeter  sts 

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Burgess  Stephen,  carpenter,  Gay  st  e  of  Aisquith 

Burgess  Burney,  sen.  nightman  Wolf  st  n  of  Gough 

Burgess  James,    shoemaker,  i)6  Pitt  street 

Burgess  mrs  Margaret,  Monument  st  e  of  Canal 

Burgess  Basil,  baker,  Jacwson's  Court,  e  of  Ross  street 

Burgess  James,  shoemaker,  svv  cor  Orleans  and  Aisquith  sts 

Burk  Col.  Nicholas,  lumber  inspector,  Richmond  street   near 

Burk  Edward,  tailor,  s  Howard  street  near  Camden       [Park 

Burk  Walter,  carpenter,  Garden  st  w  of  Richmond;  shop 

Burk  Ezekiel,  bailiff,  York  avenue  [Lerew's  alley 

Burk  William,  printer,  209  Bond  street 

fBurk  Thomas,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 

fBurk  Thomas,  stevadore,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 

JBurk  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 

Burke  William,  watchman,  Stiles  st  e  of  Exeter 

Burke  Sarah,  tailoress,  Addison  st  s  side 

Burke  Richard,  painter,  31  Lexington  street 

Burke  George  W.  Custom  house,  Ann  st  s  ofLancaster 

Burke  Francis  jr.  bricklayer,  Holliday  st  s  of  Bath 

Burke  Isaac,  painter,  Sharp|street  near  Baltimore  dw  Howard 

street  near  Richmond 
Burke  mrs  Margaret,  Mulberry,  st  w  of  Paca 
Burke  Isaac,  painter,  295  w  Howard  street 
Burke  Clement,  school  master,  East  street 
Burke  James,  slater,  52  Front  street 

fBurke  Alexander,  barber,  se  cor  Camden  and  Charles  sts 
fBurke  Thomas,  waterman,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
tBurke  Henry  labourer,  Caroline  street  n  of  Pratt 
fBurke  Clement,  schoolmaster,  East  street  o  t 
Burley  Isaac, shoemaker,  corner  ol  Canal  and  McEIderry'ssts 
Bumeston  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Liberty  alley  s  of  Madison  st 
Burneston  mrs  boarding  house,  252  Baltimore  street 
Burnett  M.  dock  hotel,  McBlderry's  wharf 
Burnett  Samuel,  carpenter,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Burnetson  Capt  Joseph,  Gough  st  s  of  Granby 
Burn  James  M.  9  Alice  Anna  street 
Burn  John,  mate,  8  Alice  Anna  slreet 
Burnet  Urith,  Harford  avenu~  n  of  the  Church 
Burnet  mrs.  Eden  st  s  of  Holland 
Burnett  William,  grocer  &  potter,  Eden  sts  of  Holland 
Burnett  Patrick,  Lerew's  alley  extended 
Burnham  Samuel,  Tripolett's  alley 

Burnham  John,  city  bailiff,  Orleans  st  e  of  Friendship 
Burnham  Capt  Enoch,  27  Fleet  street 
Burnham  George,  shoemaker,  East  st  n  ofDouglass 
Burnham  mrs  Susannah,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Burns  Francis,  brickmaker,  Jefferson  row  Conway  street 
Burns  John,  biacksmith,  93  Pitt  street 
Burns  Daniel,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

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Bums  mrs,  Water  st  2d  door  w  of  Apple  alley 

Bums  William,  tailor,  Ross  st  e  of  St.  Mar)'  street. 

Burns  R.  D.  com.  mt.  9  Bowly's  wharf,  dw  30 Hanover  st 

Burns  Mary,  Pine  street  e  of  Franklin 

Burns  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Water  st  2d  door  w  of  Lloyd 

Burns  Rachel,  38  Park  street 

Burns  Thomas,  Franklin  street  wof  Chatsvvorth 

Burns  Ann,  shopkeeper,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Bond 

Burnup  William,  brass  founder,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann  street 

Burr  John,  labourer,  Franklin  st  extended 

Burrels  George  H.  Young  ladies  academy,  15  k  Eutaw  st 

Burson  Lidia  G.  milliner,  46  Front  street 

Burt  Michael,  weaver,  Peirce  street  e  of  Cove 

Burton  James,  black  horse  tavern,  cor  High  and  Low  sts 

Burton  William, cabinet  maker,  ne  cor  Exeter  and  Marion  sts 

Burton  Wiliiam,  confectioner,  51  n  Gay  st 

Burton  Sela,  joiner,  Starr  alley  near  Gough  street 

Burton  William,  cooper,  Constitution  street  near  French 

Busby  Clarissa,  Pearl  street  n  of  Fayette 

Busch  Abraham,  chimnies  master,  Light  st  near  Henrietta 

Busch  John,  letter  carrier,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Saratoga 

Busche  Morris,  grocer,  Gay  street  e  of  Mott 

Busch  mrs  Johannah,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Schroeder 

Bush  mrs.  18  Mercer  street 

Bush  James,  furniture  store  17  Harrison  st 

Bush  Eliza,  40  Front  street 

Bush  John  tobacconist,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Market 

Bush  Ludwick,  cabinet  maker,  Harford  av  n  of  the  Church 

Bush  James,  sail  maker,  Wilk  street  e  of  Apple  alley 

Bushman   Jno.   carpenter,   cor   Sharp   &    Fayette  sts  &  21 

Fayette  street 
Bushman  Christopher,  tavern,  ne  cor  Gay  and  Exeter  sts 
Busick  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Cove  street  s  of  Franklin 
Busick  Joshua,  shoemaker,  cor  Mott  and  Ensor  sts 
Busk  John,  office  s  Gay  street  opposite  Exchange,  dw  60  Pitt 
Buss  Adam,  baker,  185  Bond  street 

Bussey  Henry  A.  tavern  keeper,  15  Centre  Market  space 
Bussey  Rebecca,  huckster.  West'st 

Butcher  Alexr.  confectioner   Lexington  street  w  of  Charles 
Butler  Thomas,  shoestore,  Pratt  street  3d  door  from  Sharp 
Butler  Pierce,  grocer,  cor  Canal  and  Orleans  sts 
Butler  Moses,  grocer,  16  Commerce  st 
Butler  Isaiah,  seaman,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Butler  James,  carter,  18  Monument  st 

Butler  James,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  AlliceAnna  st 
Butler  Edmund,  Grocer,  94  s  Charles  street 
Butler,  Charles,  bricklayer,  George  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Butler  Absalom  C.  boot  and  shoemaker,  3  Hanover  st.  dw  cor 
Butler  Maria,  Potter  st  n  of  Gay  [Howard  &  German  sts 
Butler  Courtney  Ann,  fancy  store,  Camden  st  near  Hanover 
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Butier  Frederick,  Pearl  street  n  of  Mulberry- 
Butler  mrs.  Cross  st  near  William 
Butler  mrs  Rachel,  boarding  house,  High  st  n  of  Wilk 
Butler  miss  Catherine,  Hampstead  st  e  of  Spring 
Butler  Elizabeth,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Butler  Biggs,  sailor,  Low  street  vv  of  Aisquith 
Butler  James,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
tButler  mrs.  washer,  Columbia  st  betw.  Howard  &  Eutaw 
f  Butler  Mary,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Eutaw  street 
tButler  Francis,  seaman.  46  Fleet  street 
tButler  George,  Holland  st  e  of  Eden 

fButier  Josiah,  cooper,  shop  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl,  dw  Ger- 
man street  w  of  Green 
tButler  Joseph,  labourer,  Pearl  street  n  of  Saratoga 
tButler  Nancy,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  Church 
tButler  Charles,  sawyer,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Fleet  street 
tButler  Josiah,  cooper,  Pine  street  w  side  n  of  Fayette 
Butt  Frederick,  stone  cutter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Butt  John,  labourer,  Baltimore  st  extended 
Butterball  George,  tailor,  Garden  st  near  Madison 
Button  Zachariah,  Wilkst  vv  of  Exeter, 
Button  Sarah,  Wolf  street  n  of  Thames 
Button  Joseph,  labourer,  cor  Apple  alley  &  Alice  Anna  8t 
Buvinger  George,  cordwainer,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
tByas  Alfred,  drayman,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 
Byrne  James,  cabinet  maker,  corner  Seeond  &  Frederick  sts, 

dw  Tripolett's  alley 
Byrne  Carvin,  grocer,  se  cor  of  Eden  and  Wilk  sts 
Byrne  Owen,  tavern  keeper,  Patterson  st  betw  Pratt  and  the 
Byrne  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  Rossst  e  ofPaca  [basin 

Byrne,  Pierce,  tavern  keeper,  37  Light  street 
Byrne  Dr.  B.  M.  nw  cor  Charles  and  Lexington  6ts 
Byrne  Patrick,  collector,  Aisquith  st  e  of  Monument 
Byrne  Edmund,  dental  surgeon.  Lexington  street  1  door  n  of 
Byrnes  misses  R.&,  S.  W.  tutoresses,l22  s  Eutaw  st  [Charles 
Buzzard  Joseph,  cook,  1*2  Pleasant  st 

t^aduc  John,  segar  manufactory,  sw  cor   Albemarle  &  Pratt 
Cadwallader  Abel,  carter,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
Cafferty  Thomas,  city  bailiff,  Canal  st  n  of  Orleans 
Cager  Plato,  brickmaker,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
tCager  James,  labourerer,  Wolf  street  ne  of  Gough 
Cahel  Edward,  tavern  keeper,  nw  cor  of  Barre  and  Light  sts 
Cahill  Ann,  shop  keeper,  40  Exeter  street 
Cain  James,  liquor  store,  Lexington  st  s  of  Green 
Cain  Elizabeth,  dairy,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
Cain  Aaron,  deputy  at  Penitentiary,  Forest  st  n  of  Monument 
Cain  John,  carter,  Eutaw  street  oppositeBarre 
Cain  Julia,  huckster,  Brewhouse  alley  n  of  Camden  st 
Calder  Edward,  grocer,  Wilk  st  3  doors  vv  of  Spring 
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tCalder  Charles,  Sugar  alley  near  Light  st 

ICalder  Samuel,  waiter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 

Caldwell  Wm.  tailor,  North  st  near  Pleasant 

Caldwell  Wm.  hackman,  Gay  st  e  of  Molt 

Caldwell  Wm.  carpenter,  French  st  e  of  High 

Caldwell  Jeremiah,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  st 

Caldwell  Daniel,  dyer,  Light  st  near  Mercer 

Caldwell  John,  stonecutter,  French  6t  e  of  Exeter 

Caldwell  John,  carpenter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 

Cale  Jas.  tavern&boarding  house,  se  cor  Bond  &"Lancaster  sts 

Calhoun  mrs  Lydia,  St  Paul  st  betw.  Pleasant  and  Saratoga 

Calnoun  Benjamin  C.  teller  in  Bank  of  Baltimore,   Baltimore 

st  e  of  Pine 
tCalhoun  Peter,  drayman,  Run  alley  N  of  Lexington  st 
Callaghan  James,  teacher,  Elisor  st  s  e  of  Monument 
tCallender  Elijah,  labourer,  German  st  near  Cove 
Gallon  John,  grocer,  99  Forest  st 
Calo  Wm.  carter,  Park  lane  w  of  Pine  st 
tCalvill  George,  sawyer,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Calvert  Sarah,  tailoress,  Beuren  st  n  of  Monument 
Calvert  George  H.  editor  Baltimore  American,  Pleasant   st 

near  Calvert 
Calvin  Perry,  brick  maker,  Light  st  near  Quay  tlley 
Calwell  Wm.  T.  tavern  keeper,  corner  Mercer  &  Calvert  sts 
Calyo  Nicolino,  artist,  over  160  Baltimore  st 
JCamlous  George, ^Eutaw  sts  of  Conway 
Cammernn  Rachel,  Ensor  st  s  e  of  Monument 
Camp  Joseph,  whip  and  cane  manufacturer,  100  Baltimore  st 

dw  31  Fayette  st 
Camp  Isaac,  piano  forte  maker/Baltimore  st  vv  of  Pine 
Campario  Julia,  .Light  st  between  Sugar  alley  and   Henrietta 
Campario  John,  grocer,  comer  Henrietta  and  Charles  sts 
Campbell  Patrick,  drayman,  21  Concord  st 
Campbell  John,  livery   stables  keeper,  N  side   Swan  st  dw 

Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 
Campbell  John,  clothing  store,  43  Second  st 
Campbell  Ann,  grocer,  corner  Water  and  Frederick  sfs 
Campbell  Frances,  grocer,  corner  Water  and  Light  sts 
Campbell  Daniel,  dry   good  -  store,  13   Maryland  arcade,  dw 

corner  High  and  Plowman  sts 
Campbell  Wm.  grocer,  44  Light  st 
Campbell  Thomas,  artist,  lithographer,  and  agent  for  Hygei- 

an  medicne,  30  Light  st 
Campell  &  Mcllvain,  importers  of  dry  goods  18  s  Charles  st 
Campbell  James,  firm  do  dw  comer  Franklin  StOourtland  sts 
Campbell  Archibald,  silver  plater,  Bank  lane,  dw  corner  Lib- 
erty and  Saratoga  sts 
Campbell  Benjamin,  brush  maker,  corner  Pine  &  Mulberry  sts 
Campbell  John,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Spring  and  Wilk  sts 
Campbell  Robert,  Fayette  st  w  ofEutaw 

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Campbell  Wm.  carpenter,  Hollins  st  western  precincts 
Campbell  Bernard  U.  teller  Mechanics'bank  dw  cor  Green  & 
Campbell  mrs  Rebecca,  64  Gay  st  o  t  [Saratoga  sts 

Campbell  mrs  Catherine,  4  New  st 
Campbell  George,  huckster,  York  avenue 
Campbell  James, Mason.attorney  at.  law, Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
Campbell  Robert  &  Andrew,  jewellers,  130  Baltimore  st 
Campbell  John,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Washington  and  Fleet  sts  : 
Campbell  Peter,  President  st  s  of  Stiles 
tCampbell  Wm  waiter,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Exeter  st 
fCampbell  James,  drayman,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
:j:Campen  Levin,  labourer,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Canfield  &  brother,  jeweller,  and  military  fancy  store,  s  E  cor.  ! 

Charles  and  Baltimore  sts 
Cannon  John  Y.  tailor,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 
Canon  James,  of  steam  boat  Pocahontas,  dw  Comet  st 
Canon  Thomas,  seaman,  89  Fleet  st 
Canon  John  B.  auctioneer  and  Commission  merchant,  SECor 

Liberty  and  Baltimore  sts  dw  47  Fayette 
JCansper  Stephen,  sawyer,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Cantwell  mrs  Sarah,  Fayette  st  e  of  Paca 
Canutt  mrs.  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Canvass  miss,  69  Park  st 

Capito  Christian,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Green 
Capito  Julia,  Ann,  seamstress,  L.  Hughes,  st  near  Charles 
Capoot  Jeremiah,  cooper,  39  Fayette  st  near  Howard 
Cappeau  Joseph,  jr.  dry  goods  merchant,  s  e  corner  Eutaw 

and  Lexington  sis 
Cappeau  Joseph,  dry  goods  merchant,  61  Lexington  st 
Caprice  Joseph,ship  carpenter,WashingtonstN  of  Alice  Anna 
Carback  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl,N  side 
Carback  Elisha, ladies'  shoe  maker,  15  s  Howard stdvv  Frank- 
lin st  w  of  Pine 
Cardel  George,  morocco  dresser,  Penn  av  extended 
Care  Edward,  carpenter,  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Care  Elizabeth,  Green  st  s  of  Franklin 
Carey  S.  and  J.  E.  merchants,  11  Spear's  wharf 
Carey  Thomas,  shoemaker,  10  Alice  Anna  st 
Carey,  Hart  &  co.  booksellers  and  stationers,  n  w  corner  Bal- 
timore and  Charles  sts 
Carey  George,  dw  108  Lombard  st  belw.  Sharp  and  Hanover 
Carey  John  F.  Cove  st  s  of  Peirce 
Carey  mrs.  East  st  near  Pitt 

Carey  John,  cabinet  maker,  Jefferson  st  8th  door  e  of  Short  st 
Carey  and  Wethered,  wholesale  dry  goods  merchants,  207 
Cariss  Samson,  gilder,  79  Harrison  st  [Baltimore  st 

Cariss  Catherine,  milliner,  79  Harrison  st 
Carlile  James,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Long  Jane  and  Orleans  st    ' 
Carlin  mrs  Mary,  dress  maker,  Water  st  3d  door  w  of  High 
Carlisle  mrs.  23  Monument  st 
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Carlind  Thomas,  tailor,  124  n  Howardfst 

Carlon  Robert,  grocer,  Calvert  st  bet.  Saratoga  and  Pleasant 

tCarmack  Joel  P.  porter,  East  et  n  of  Douglass 

tCarmack  Joshua,  Short  alley 

Carman  Eliza  M.  187  Bond  st 

Carman  Wm.  High  st  n  of  Baltimore 

Carman  Jacob,  distiller,  spirits  wine,  Saratoga  st  near  Holiday 

dw  Exeter  of  s  of  Stiles 
JCarman  Wm.  barber,  Water  st  vv  of  Commerce 
Carmelite's  Seminary,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Hull's  lane 
Carmichael  Wm.  leather  inspector,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Paca 
Carmichaei  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Chesnut  alley  vv  of  Pearl  st 
Carmichael  Michael,  carpenter,  \v  end  Baltimore  st 
Carnes  John,  shoemaker,  Hampstead  st  bet  Eden  and  Har.  run 
Carnes  Charlotte,  seamstress,  61  Alice  Anna  st 
Carnes  capt.  John,  39  Fleet  st 
Carnes  John,  straw  cutter,  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
Carnighan  James,  painter  and  glazier,  32  n  Frederick  st 
Carpenter  Wm.  labourer,  Canal  st  n  of  Orleans 
Carpenter  Uriah,  grocer,  corner  Sharp  and  Hill  sts 
Carpenter  Samuel,  huckster,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Carr  Wm.  labourer,  Potter  st  s  of  Douglass 
Carr  Wm.  drayman,  21  Concord  st 
Carr  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Carr  Ann,  confectioner,  Concord  st 
Carr  John,  hair  dresser,  GO  South  st 
Carr  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Bishop's  alley  n  of  .Stiles  st 
Carr  Elizabeth,  Holland  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Carr  Tiiman,  labourer,  Wilk  st  e  of  Eden 
Carr  Wm.  brickmaker,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Carr  Thomas,  lace  weaver,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
ICarr  Purnell,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Carrere  John  Sen.  10  Waterloo  row  n  Calvert  st 
Carrere  John,  jr,attorney  at  law,Masonic  hall,  courthouse  iane 

dw  8  Waterloo  row  Calvert  st 
Carrick  James,  stone  mason,  Richmond  stnear  Howard 
Carrick  Benjamin,  machinist,  Holland  st  western  precincts 
Carrington  Wm.  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Carrington  Ephraim,  carpenter,  Lexington  st  e  of  Cove 
Carroll  Charles,  grocer,  8  Fish  market 
Carroll  Charles  H.  Barnet  st  near  Charles 
Carroll  John  W.  H.  Orleans  st  w  of  Long  Iane 
Carroll  John,  cigar  maker,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 
Carroll  John,  rope  maker,  Harford  av  n  of  the  church 

Carroll victualler,  Light  st  near  Hamburg 

Carroll  &,  co.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  185  Baltimore  st 
Carroll  mrs  boarding  house,  William  st 
Carroll  James,  88  w  Pratt  st 
Carroll  John  K.  cooper,  31  Commerce  st 
Carroll  Charles  R.  26  Hanover  st 
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Carroll  Ruth,  52  Sterling  st 

Carroll  Win.  straw  goods  dealer,  3  s  Liberty  st  dw  102  Park 

Carroll  Charles  H.  shoes,  hais,  straw  goods,  &c.  dealer,   231 

Baltimore  street 
Carroll  Gardner,  dealer  in  wood  ware,  See.  226  Balto.  st 
Carroll  Edward,  labourer,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Wilkst 
Carroll  John,  bricklayer,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Carroll  John,  deputy   keeper   of  Penitentiary,  Monument  st 
f  Carroll  Wm.  boa rdinn:  house,  29  s  Howard  st        [w  of  Ensor 
tCarroll  Cecil,  porter,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  ol'Chatsworth 
f  Carrol!  mrs.  washer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Carruth  Wm. coach  maker,  Salisbury  stbetvv.  Lioyd&Har.  run 
Carsey  Wm.  hatter,  46  n  Frederick  st  [Pratt 

Carson  George,  dry  goods  merchant,  227  Baltimore  st  dw  82 
Carson  David,    house  carpenter,  corner   Pine  and   Josephine 

sts  shop  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Carson  Wm.  &  co.  lumber  and  coal  merchants,   Buchanan's 

wharf  dw  e  Baltimore  st  w  of  East 
Carson  George,  carter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Camden 
Carson  David,  cooper,  Burgundy  alley  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Carter  and  Debaufre  ,coachmakers  Calvert  st  op. City  Spring 
Carter  Clement,  firm  do  dw  Salisbury  st  e  of  High 
Carter  R.  and  A.  commission  merchants,  74  Bowl) 's   wharf, 

dw  Hillen  st  near  Exeter 
Carter  Richard  D.  saddler  and  harness  maker,   Lombard   st 
Carter  James,  slock  manufacturer,  3  s  Gay  st         [w  of  Paca 
CarterJosepb,  Asbury  lane  near  Pratt  st  extended 
CarterJohn  W.  superintendant  chimnies,  North  st  s  of  Bath 
Carter  Wm.  carter,  East  st  s  of  Put 
Carter  Allen  Hall,  merchant,  n  Calvert  st  s  of  Pleasant 
Carter  Wm.  soda   water  establishment,  corner   Ca!vcrt  and 
Carter  Wm.  grocer,  Gough  st  e  of  Caroline  [Fayette  sts 

Carter  Catherine,  n  e  corner  Caroline  and  Wilk  sts 
Carter  Joshua,  labourer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Carter  mrs  Catherina,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Green 
Carter  Wm.  L.  grocer,  county  wharf  f  p 
tCarter  Samuel,  sawyer,  16  Lerew's  alley 
tCarter  Philip,  sawyer,  York  avenue 
Carty  Wm.  victualler,  s  w  corner  Bond  and  Monument  sts 
Caruthers  Andrew,  corner  Caroline  and  Orleans  et 
Carwin  Zebedee,  WTi!k  st  e  of  Jones's  Falls 
Casady  Edward,  accountant,  6  Peace  alley 
Casey  Owen,  grocer,  corner  Franklin  and  North  sts 
Casey  Wm.  meal  merchant,  cor  Montgomery  and  Charles  sts 
Casey  Ann,Hampslead  st  w  of  Caroline 
Casey  Christopher,  carter,  47  Front  st 
Casey  John,  tinman,  Pratt  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Caspari  Jacob,  hair  dresser,  corner  Howard  and  Saratoga  sts 
Cassady  James,  297  n  Howard  st 
Cassard  G.  &,  So^  bacon  merchants,  51  s  Calvert  st 

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Cassard  Gilbert,  dealer  in  wood,  Pratt  st  e  of  bridge 

Cassell  J.  F.  dentist,  se  corner  Liberty  and  German  sts 

Cassell  Christopher,  wall  colourer,  Madison  stn  of  BiddJe 

Cassel  Joseph,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

Cassel  Samuel  C.  bricklayer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 

Catanch  George,  Long  alley  s  of  New  st 

Catholic  St.  John's  (German)  church,  n  e  corner  Park  &  Sar- 

Cas.sidy  Patrick,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca  st  fatoga  sts 

Cathcust  John,  ship  joiner,  Granby  st  w  of  Harford  run 

Cathell  mrs  Sarah,  Pratt  st  e  of  Gough 

Cather  Win,  carpenter,  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 

Cathrill  mrs  Elizabeth,  14  Bond  st 

Caton  R.  W.  n  e  corner  Stillhouse  and  Water  sts 

Gaton  Abraham,  shoemaker,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 

Gator  John,  brick  maker,  154  Hanover  st 

Catrick  Samuel,  carpenter,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 

Catrin  Peter,  victualler,  Beuren  st  n  of  French 

Catts  mrs  Leticia,  Hampsteau  st  w  of  Caroline 

Caughey  Benjamin  J',  grocer,  Penn.  av.  n  of  Franklin  st 

Caughey  Samuel,  Holliday  st  n  of  Pleasant 

Causmell  John,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Water  st  and  Apple  alley 

Caupland  capt  W.  S.  Pratt  st  near  Apple  alley 

Caustigan  Francis,  carpenter,  Jackson  sts  side 

Causten  Wm.  farmer  and  gardner,  York  avenue 

tCaution  Samuel,  sailmaker,  Herring  alley  n  of  Stiles  st 

Cave  mrs  Ann  C.  27  Maryland    Arcade  and  17   Harrison   st 

Bazaar,  dw  17  Front  st 
Cave  Charles,  drayman,  s  w  of  Harford  avenue 
Cave  Wm.  stocking  manufacturer,  14  n  Liberty  st 
Cavender  T.  watchman,  Pearl  st  n  of  Mulberry 
JCavender  Robert,  co)k,  Granby  st  s  of  Pratt 
Cawshaw  John,  plaisterer,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Cawshaw  Ann,  mantua  maker,  100  Exeter  st 
Cayne  Thomas,  professor  mathematics,    in  Baltimore  college 

Forest  st  n  of  Monument 
Chabot  G.  H.  Franklin  st  near  Park 

Chace  Thorndick,  sea  captain,  Thames  st  opposite  Philpot 
Chadwick  John,  wool  stapler,  s  e  cor  Park  and  Lexington  sts 
Chadwick  Charlotte,  milliner  and  Feather  manufacturer  do 
Ghafee  Nathan  M.  flour  and  grocery,  s  e  coiner  Howard  and 

Saratoga  sts  dw  corner  Mulberry  st  and  Eager  alley 
Ghafee  Nicholas  U.  wine  merchant  and  distiller,  273  Balto.  t>t 
ChafTon  Joseph,  pile  driver,  213  Bond  fit 
Chaisty  Edward,  grocer,  5  Union  st 

Chalk  Levi,  huckster,  Falls  turnpike  near  Lanvale  factory 
Chalk  Elias,  labourer,Falls  turnpike  near  Lanvale  factory 
Chalk  Benjamin,  labourer,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  church 
Chalmers  Wm.  rope  maker,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  church 
Chamberlain  mrs  R.   milliner  and   fancy   dress  maker,  43  w 
Chamberlain  J.  ladies'    shoemaker,  56  s  Charles  st     f Pratt  st 
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Chamberlain  George,  shoemaker,  Low  st  between   High  and   I 

Chamberlain  John,  cordwainer,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove  [Front 

Chamberlain  Louisa,  tailoress,  G5  Alice  Anna  st 

Chamberlain  George  VV.  cordwainer,  Madison  st  near  Park 

Chambers  Ann,  25  Now  Church  st 

Chambers  Sarah  T.  Pearl  st  s  of  Lexington 

Chambers  Catherine,  Pitt  st  n  side  2d  door  e  of  Strawberry  al. 

Chambers  capt  John,  8  Bank  st 

Chambers  James,  rope  maker,  Park  lane  e  of  Cove  st 

Chambers  Robert,  bricklayer,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 

tChambers  Perry,  Salisbury  st  w  of.  Harford  run 

tChambers  David,  labourer,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 

Chanceaulme  Martin,  cabinet  maker,  Orleans  st  vv  of  Aisquith 

fChance  Win.  cooper,  Homespun  alley 

Chancey  Benjamin,   watchman,  Chesnut  alley 

Chandler  John,  blacksmith,  Fleet  st  w  of  Washington 

Chandler  mrs  Elizabeth,  98  n  High  st 

Chandler  Wm.  hatter,  Low  st  between  Exeter  and  Potter 

Chandler  George,  brick  maker,  Light  st  near  Austin 

Chandler  captain  Saml.  V.  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 

Chaney  Cornelius,  huckster,  42  Sterling  st 

Chapin  Philip,  plane  maker,  36  Light  st 

JChaplin  David,  drayman,  Light  near  Hamburg  st 

Chapman  John.L.  druggist,  s  e  corner  Baltimore &,  South  sts  j 

Chapman  Geo.  glass  dealer,  36  s  Calvert  st  dw  Front  2d  door 

Chapman  Wm  huckster,,  Caroline  st  n  of  Bank        [n  of  Pitt 

Chapman  Dr.  John  Apothecary,  68  Lexington  st 

Chapman  mrs  Mary,  High  st  s  of  French 

Chapman  Frances,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

Chappell  John  G.  shipping  merchant,  83  Smith's  wharf  dw 

Pitt  ste  of  Front 
Chappel  P.S.and  co.  druggists,170  Baltimore  st  dw  6G  StPaul 
Chappell  John,  dw  35  Lexington  st 
Charles  Theodore,  stevadore,  Spring  st  n  of  Wilk 
Charrier  P.  and  J.  gunsmiths,  53  South  st 
Chase  D.  T.  merchant,  1  Buchanan's  wharf 
Chase  Alexander  H.  tavern  keeper,  22  n  Liberty  st 
Chase  Wells,  commission  merchant,  5  s  Eutaw  st  dw   Eutaw 
Chase  mrs  Mary  Ann,  5  Monument  st  [n  of  Lombard 

Chase  Charles,  Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Chase  mrs  Hannah  K.  Lexington  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Chase  capt.  John,  60  Market  st 

Chase  and  Towner,   dealers  in  wool  and  commission"  mer- 
chants 5  s  Eutaw  street 
Chase  Daniel,  baker,  corner  Saratoga  st  and  Lerew's  alley 
Chase  capt.  Thorndick,  Thames  st  opposite  Philpot 
tChase  John,  cooper,  Forest  street  s  of  Douglass 
f  Chase  Hannah,  washer,  near  intersection  of  Ensor  street  & 
f  Chase  L.  Pleasant  st  near  Park  [Harford  avenue 

tChase  William,  labourer,  Apple  alley  near  Fleet  street 
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f Chase  Samuel,  sawyer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 

Chason  George,  14  Block  sireet 

Chasing  Edward,  tobacconist,  94  n  Liberty  street 

Chasteau  Lewis  A.  sea  captain,  High  st  n  of  Fawn 

Chatard  Doctor  Peter,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 

Chatard  Dr.  F.  E.  Saratoga  st  near  Park 

Chaytor  Dr.  George  W.  Franklin  street  e  of  Pine 

Chaytor  mrs  Sarah,  1st  house  in  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 

Chaytor  capt.  Franklin  st  E  of  Pine 

tCheasler  Martin,  labourer,  Happy  alloy  n  of  Wilk  street 

Cheeves  Alexander,  attorney  at  law,  Courthouse  lane 

Cheney  James,  JV1   millwright,  Montgomery  st  near   Charie3 

fChenk  A.  East  street  s  of  Douglass 

Chesney  Rev.  Jesse,  dw  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 

Chesburn  Thomas,  blacksmith,  VVilkst  e  of  Spring 

Chesnut  William,  grocer,  cor  Exeter  and  Ilillen  sts 

tChester  Stephen,  Starr  alley  n  of  Bank  st 

tChester  Samuel,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  street 

Cheston  James  &  son,  fiour  mts.  sw  cor  Patterson  &  Cable  sts 

Cheston  Galaway,  firm  do.  dw  Sharp  st  1  door  s  of  Lombard 

Chew  Doctor  Samuel,  13  Lexington  st 

f  Chew  Ann,  Lee  st  e  of  Charles 

tChew ,  beer  seller,  Potter  si  n  of  Douglass 

tChew  John,  carter,  Guilford  alley,  near  Light  street 

Chicken  William,  engineer,  York  st  near  William 

Child  William  C.  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  8  Pratt  st   near 

Child  Wm.  com  mt.  88  South  st  Bowly's  wharf  [Light 

Child  Samuel,  coachrnaker,  30  n  Gay  st.  dw  21  Pitt  street 

Childs  James,  of  the  navy,  22  Fleet  street 

Childs  Zachariah,  carter,  Caroline  st  n  of  Muliikin 

Childs  Benjamin,  general  agent,  cor  Camden  and  Paca  sts 

C  hilds  Thomas,  brickmaker,  dw  Barre  st  rear  of  Charles 

China  Richard,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  w'of  Cove 

Chinova  Enoch,  carpenter,  9  Union  street 

Chinoweth  Thomas,  carpenter,  47  Union  street 

Chinoweth  Richard,  blacksmith,  18  Albemarle  street 

Chreishalm  James  F.  mate,  Caroline  st  s  of  Gough 

Chreightan  Emeline,  seamstress,  Caroline  st  s  of  Gough 

Chrishop  Thomas,  carpenter,  91  Thames  street 

tChristian  Charles,  labourer,  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 

Christie  Cordelia,  76  n  High  street 

tChristmas  Caleb,  caulker,  Henrietta  street  near  Charles 

tChristmas  James,  labourer,  Forest  st  nw  of  Monument 

Christ  Church,  (Dr.  Johns  pastor,)    cor  Front  and  Baltimore 

Christiff  Henry,  cedar  cooper,  15  Franklin  st 

Christopher  Michael,  blacksmith,  Light  street  near  Quay  alley 

Christopher,  Joseph,  York  street  w  of  Light 

Chronicle   Commercial   &  Daily  Mary  lander,  11    n  Gay  st 

S.  Barnes  publisher,  dw  cor  Pratt  and  High  sts 
Churbs  Anthony,  Welsh  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 

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Church  vSecond  Baptist,  Fleet  st  \v  of  Argyle  aliey 
Church  German  Lutheran,  Fayette  st  e  otgGreen 
Church,  Methodist  Episcopal,  cor  William  street  and  Sugar  al 

For  Churches  see  appendix 
Church  John,  cordvvainer.  15  Sterling  street 
Churchman  H.  J.  female  academy,  62  Hanover  street 
Churchman  Enoch,  Water  street  n  side  3d  door  w  of  Caroline 
City  Hall,  Holliday  street,  occupied  by  the  Mayor's,   Regis- 
ter's. Collector's  &  Health   Commissioner's  offices 
Clackner  Joseph, deputy  harbour  master, High  st.  s  of  French 
CiaggettEii,  brewer,  Water  street  near  the  bridge 
Claggett  Thomas  J.  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove  [berry  al. 

Clainsey  Francis,  shop  keeper,  cor  Lancaster  st  and   Straw- 
Clapham  Jeremiah,  com.  merchant,  over  21  Light  st  wharf 
Clapham  Jonas,  tobacco  inspector,  nw  cor  St  Paul  and  Mul- 
Clapp  and  Cole,  hatters,  5  s  Calvert  street  [berry  streets 

Clapp  Enoch,  17  Exchange  buildings,  dvv  38  s  Sharp  street 
Clapp  mrs  Ann,  135  High  street 
Clarahan  Patrick,  carter,  Forest  street  s  of  Monument 
Clare  Isaac,  plasterer,  sw  cor  Lee  and  Hanover  streets 
Clarigo  mrs.  Mulberry  street  w  of  Pearl 
Clark  and  Kellogg,  com.  mts.  cor  South  st  and  Bowly's  whf. 

dvv  Jno.  Clark  corner  Sharp  and  Camden  sts 
Clark  John,  lottery  and  exchange  office,  nw  cor  Baltimore  & 

Calvert  sts  under  the  museum 
Clark  John,  firm  of  Clark  and  Kellogg,  dw  se  cor  Sharp  and 
Clark  A.  teacher,  29  n  Charles  street  [[Camden  sts 

Clark  Asahel,  Biddle  street 

Clark  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  sw  cor  German  and  JPaca  sts 
Clark  William,  labourer,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Clark  Elizabeth,  Pitt  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Clark  Thomas,  carpenter,  cor  Long  alley  Sl  Franklin  st 
Clark  Sarah,  tailoress,  21  Comet  street 
Clark  William,  clerk,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Clark  Matthew,  grocer  and  innkeeper,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Clark  John  W.  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 
Clark  Nelson,  21  Fayette  street 
Clark  Patrick,  grocer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Clark  John,  boat  proprietor,  Albemarle  st  s  of  Fawn 
Clark  Shammah,  teacher,  dw  0  Bolton  Row,  Biddle  st.  school 

n  Charles  st  adjoining  St  Paul's  church 
Clark  Ashur,  teacher,  dw  3  Bolton  Row,  Biddle  st.  school  n 
Charles  street  adjoining  St  Paul's  Church  ^ 

Clark  mrs.  cor  Bank  and  Eden  streets 
Clark  Asbury,  pile  driver,  Caroline  st  n  of  Bank 
Clark  mrs  Sarah,  Caroline  street  n  of  Gough 
Clark  Benjamin  J.  tailor,  57  n  Gay  street 
Clark  capt  Jno.  Bond  st  s  of  Water 
Clark  William  H.  flour  and  feed  mt.  Gay  st  e  of  East 
Clark  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 
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Clark  Jno.  shoemaker,  Wilk  st  e  of  Bond 
CJarlc  James,  carter,  York  st  near  Charles 
Clark  Elizabeth,  shop  keeper,  Wolf  street  w  of  Alice  Anna 
Clark  Patrick,  liquor  store;  Lexington  st  e  of  Green 
Clark  Daniel  H.  shoemaker,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
Clark  capt  Alexander,  Fleet  st  e  of  Market 
Clark  Patrick,  labourer,  Mechanics'  alley  n  side 
Clark  Thomas,  66  Market  street 
Clark  Jno.  C.  grocer  and  com.  mt.  33  n  Howard  st 
Clarke  Nathaniel,  slater,  243  n  Howard  st  [Market  sts 

Clarke  R.  S.  lottery  and  exchange  broker,  raw  cor  Thames  &. 
Clarke  Sampson,  labourer,  Eutaw  st  near  Spring  Gardens 
Clarke  Lewis,  barber,  lf?5  Pratt  street 
Clarke  James,  huckster,  Argyle  Alley  n  of  Lancaster  street 
Clarke  John,  tailor,  East  st  n  of  Ilillen 
Clarke  Joseph,  teacher,  L2  Potter  st 
Clark  mrs  Elizabeth,  Potter  st  n  of  Necessity  alley 
fClark  Robinson,  fireman,  Painter's  court 
f  Clark  Jams,  seaman,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
tClark  Rachel,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 
jClark  Octavia,  Hampstcad  st  e  of  Spring 
jClark  Lewis,  barber,  Sarah  Annst  w  of  Cove 
Clarke  John  C.  33  n  Howard  street,  dw  Mulberry  st  e  of  Paca 
Clarke  mrs  Maria,  fancy  store,  25  n  Charles  street 
Clarke  Asbury,  Grundy's  row  n  Howard  street 
Clarken  Rhoda,  seamstress,  Paca  st  s  of  Pratt 
Classen  Barman,  grocer,  127  s, Sharp  st 
Claudis  Catherine,  Ilillen  st  e  of  Front 
Clauliee  Peter,  blacksmith,  cor  Green  and  Pratt  sts 
Clautice  George,  wheelwright,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Pres.on  st 
Clautice  Peter  jr.  blacksmith,  147  Pratt  st 
Clasey  mr.  Hill  st  near  Light 
Clautice  Ann,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Union  street 
Clawfoot  Margaret,  50  Park  st 
Claybourn  Charles,  shoemaker,  35  Constitution  st 
Claypool  James,  clerk,  66  High  street 
Claypoole  Septimus,  chair  maker, Hillen  st  w  of  High 
Clayton  Samuel.  Dairy  45  Camden  st 
Clayton  Elizabeth,  Water  st  near  Caroline 
Clayton  William  C.  printer,  cor  Armistead  lane  &  Light  st 
Cleaver  Barbara,  Ruxton  st  near  Charles 
demons  George,  hatter,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Clemm  Wm.  E.  grocer,  corner  Holland  st  and  Long  lane 
GJemmons  John,  cooper,  Fawn  st.  e  of  High 
Clemmons  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  Penn.  av.  extended 
Clendinen  Dr.  Alexander,  corner  Baltimore  and  Exeter  sts 
Clendinen  David,  Lexington  st  e  of  Pine 
Clendinen  Dr.  Wm.H.  nw  comer  Market  and  AliceAnnasts 
Gierke  mrs  Hannah,  shoe  store,  3G  Thames  st  [Eagar 

Cleveland  GeorgeW. proprietor  American  hotel,North  st  near 
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Cleveland  Dr.  female  classical  academy,  s  e  cor  Barnet  and 
Clifford  Thomas,  baker,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Ann    [Charles  sts 
Clifford  Andrew,  grocer,  corner  Happy  alley  and  Ann  sts 
Clifford  John,  cheese  dealer,  German  st  near  Green 
Clifford  John,  grocer.  Camden  st  w  of  Light 
Clift  mrs  Elizabeth,  80  Camden  st 
Clifton  A.  fancy  dry  goods  store,  69  Baltimore  st 
Cline  Ann,  brick  yard  Charles  st  near  Henrietta 
Cline  Henry,  brick  yard,  Charles  st  near  Henrietta 
Cloney  James,  shipping  master,  Bank  st  e  of  Caroline 
Clopper  mrs  Ann,  Calvert  st  between  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
Cloud  Charles  H.  printer  of  Saturday   visiter,  dw  Holiday  st 

2  doors  n  of  Saratoga 
Cloud  Jesse,  collector,  corner  Aisquith  and  McElderry  sts 
Cloudsley  Thos.  &,  Jas.  coachmakers  and   carpenters,    107  s 
Cloudsley  Jno. carpenter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Lombard    [Howard  st 
f  Coaker,  Susan,  Mott  street 
Coale  Richard,  iron  moulder,  Temple  st 
Coale  mrs  Ann,  Wilk  st  w  of  Wolf 
Coates  mrs  Mary,  96  Dugan's  wharf 
Coates  Francis,  grocer,  11  Grant  st 
Coates  John,  lumber  merchant,  dw  Camden  st  c  of  Faca 
Coath  Wm.  S.  currier,  Water  st  w  of  Exeter 
Coats  and  Glenn,  lumber  yard,  corner  Green  and  Pratt  sts 
Coats  S.  saddler,  Fenn  av  n  of  St.  Mary  st 
Coats  Alexander,  copper  roller,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Coats  mrs  Mary,  147  French  st 
tCoats  Jeremiah,  drayman,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
f Coats  Mary,  Spring  st  x  of  Gough 
f  Coats  Isaiah,  hack  man,  Poller  st  n  of  Douglass 
Cobb  George  F.  commission  merchant,  1  s  Charles  st  dw   ne 

corner  Hamilton  and  Cathedral  sts 
Cobb  Josiah,  grocer,  40  n  Liberty  st 

Cobb  Daniel,  corner  Cathedral  and  Franklin  sts 
tCoats  Samuel,  porter,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 

Coburn  James,  dry  goods  merchant,  77  Baltimore  st 

f Coburn  Daniel,  shop  keeper,  nw  cor  Lombard  &l  Charles  sis 

tCoburn  Daniel,  tavern,  58  Bond  st 

tCoby  Ann,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 

Cochran  Martha,  tavern  keeper,  Water  st  near  Concord 

Cochran  Wm.  distiller,  Constitution  st  n  of  French 

Cochran  James,  printer,  Orleans  st  e  of  Eden 

Cochran  David,  domestic  manufacturer,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 

Cochran  Thomas,  tailor,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 

jCochran  Susan,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 

Cockey  Augusta,  Y2Q  Lombard  st 

Cockey  Elizabeth,  Front  st  s  of  Hillen 

Cockey  Dr.  John  P.  n  e  corner  Albemarle  and  Water  sts 

Cockey  J.  wheatficld  inn,  7  n  Howard  st 

Cocke v  Edward,  5>2  Howard  st 
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Cocrer  Conrad,  blacksmith,  Penn  av  extended 

Cochrill  Rebecca,  JO  Philpot  st 

Codd  Pilkington,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 

Coe  Alexander  Benson,  Pearl  st  n  of  Fayette 

Coglen  Timothy,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  William 

Cohen  J.  I.  jr.  and  brothers,  banking  house,  114  Baltimore  st 

Cohen  J.  I.  dw  Charles  st  near  Franklin 

Cohen  Philip  I.dw  114  Baltimore  st 

Cohen  E.  P.  commission  merchant,  74  Bowly's  wharf,  dw   n 

w  corner  Courtland  and  Pleasant  sts 
Cohen  David  J.  dw  58  n  Charles  st 
Cohen  Dr.  Joshua,  33  n  Charles  st 

Cohen  Daniel,  gardner,  Falls  turnpike  near  Lanvale  factory 
Colberson  Susan,  Wagon  alley  n  of  Howard  st 
Colbert  Robert,  seaman,  2  Block  st 
Colburn  Edward  W.  Bolton  st  near  Biddle 
Colburn  Harvey,  teacher,  Paca  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Colburn  Wm.  bricklayer,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of  the  run 
Colburn  mrs.  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 
Cole  H.  H.  clothing  store,  cor  Centre  Market  space  &  Pratt  st 
Cole  Wm.  P.  firm  Clapp  and  Cole,  dw  135  High  st 
Cole  Selah,  firm  May  and  Cole,  dw  23  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
Cole  Abraham  G.  merchant,  Paca  st  s  of  Elbow  lane,   store 

Baltimore  st  w  of  Howard 
Cole  John,  grocer,  n  w  corner  High  and  Hillen  sts 
Cole  Thomas,  cord wainer,  Penn  av  extended 
Cole  John,  carpenter,  Armistead  lane  near  Light  st 
Cole  Jeremiah,  Centre  st  near  Howard 
Cole  Rose,  Mulberry  st  near  Eagar  alley 
Cole  C.  M.  and  brother,  merchant  tailors,  s  w  corner  Second 

st  and  Market  space 
Cole  James,  grocer,  Wolf  st  n  of  Alice  Anna 
Cole  C.  H.  currier,  5  Calvert  st 
Cole  George,  pilot,  Wolf  st  s  of  Wilk 
Cole  Joshua,  tinplate  worker,  6  Centre  Market  space 
Cole  Dr.  Merry  man, Exeter  st  2  doors  s  of  Low,office  basement 
Cole  Jarrett,  dry  goods  merchant,  8  Centre  Market  space 
("oIp  RoU- xa>  midwife,  Exeter  st  2  doors  s  of  Low 

Benjamin  W.  clothing  store,  74  Centre  Market  space 
v>w«  xu.  tavern  keeper,  96  s  Frederick  st 
Cole  E.  J.  and  co.  booksellers  and  stationers,  4  n  Calvart  st 

dw  Courtland  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Cole  Elizabeth,  47  Exeter  st 
Cole  Wm.  J.  attorney  at  law,  9  St.  Paul  st 
Cole  Wm.  shoemaker,  5  Maiden  lane 
Cole  Charlotte,  tailoress,  Bank  st  w  of  Bond 
Cole  Wm.  tailor,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Cole  Wm.  rope  maker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Eden 
Cole  James,  bricklayer,  7  Union  st 
Cole  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Green 
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Cole  mrs.  Milliner,  Mott  st  e  side 

Cole  Frederick,  rigger,  Shakespeare  st  vv  of  Market 

Cole  mr.  tanner,  Beuren  st  2d  door  n  of  French 

Cole  Thomas,  tanner,  Beuren  st  n  of  Liberty  alley 

Cole  Wm.  shopkeeper,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 

Cole  John  and  Son,  music  store,  137   Baltimore  st  dw  J.  C. 

Lombard  st  opposite  the  Washington  engine  house 
Cole  St  Howard,  dry  goods  merchants,  145  Baltimore  st 
Cole;  Ann,  cake  baker,  Aisquith  st  s  of  McElderry 
tCole  Jane,  white  washer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
fCole  Diana,  Fleet  st  w  of  Market 
tCole  Philip,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
Coleman  Morgan,  grocer,  15  Penn.  avenue 
Coleman  R.  H.  &  co.  chemists  and  druggists,  133  Balto.  st 
Coleman&Morton3grocers,  se  corner  Hanover  and  Camden  sts 
Coleman  Edward,  block  and  pump  maker,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
Coleman  Rev.  John,  Jefferson  row,  Holliday  bt 
Coleman  Daniel,  teacher,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Coleman  Richard,  blacksmith,  Wilk  st  w  of  Washington 
Coleman  Frances,  Ann  st  n  of  Bank 
Coleman  Darius,  blacksmith,  Wilk  st  w  of  Washington 
Coleman  capt.  George  A.  dw  corner  Thames  and  Market  st.^ 
Coleman  Morgan,  merchant,  corner  Penn  av  and  Pearl  st  dw 

Howard  st  near  Madison 
Coleman  Mary,  shop  keeper,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  si 
tColeman  John,  labourer,  Hull's  lane  4  doors  e  of  Forest  st 
fColeman  Josiah,  labourer,  12  Lerew's  alley 
Colgate  Mary,  15  s  Liberty  st 

Colhowers  Peter,  blacksmith,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
College  Baltimore,  Mulberry  st  near  Charles 
Colley  Richard,  carpenter,  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Fayette 
Colley  John,  carpenter,  Park  lane  w  of  Pine  st 
Collier  mrs  Julian,  Mill  st 

Collier  R.  copper,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  at  Gay  st  bridge 
Collier  Richard,  cordwainer,  Pine  st  s  of  George 
Collier  Cloudsberry,  carpenter,  William  st  near  Cross 
Collier  rev.  Wm.  pastor  Methodist  Protestant  church,  Eden 

street  n  of  Pitt 
Collingwood  George  A.  J.  carpenter,  s  Frederick  st 
Collings  Wm.  R.  collector,  115  Aisquith  st 
Collins  Lee,  tailor,  Lee  st  between  Light  and  Charles 
Collins  Rachel,  Cross  Ft  near  William 
Collins  George  H.  commission  merchant,  15  Light  st   wharf, 

dw  High  street  near  Wilk 
Collins  Henry,  brickraaker,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Collins  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law,  Court  house  lane,  dw  Fay- 
ette stbetween  North  and  Holliday 
Collins  Charles, A rmistead  lane 

Collins  J.  W.  measurer,  and  architect,  39  n  Charles  st 
Collins  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
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Collins  Thomas,  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 

Collins  mrs  Susanna,  Ann  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 

Collins  George}  carpenter,  Gran  by  st  n  of  Conway 

Collins  James,  grocer,  corner  East  st  and  Half  Moon  alley 

Collins  Dr.  S.  Fayette  st  opposite  Post  office 

Collins  Levi,  dealer  in  dry  goods,  Potter  st  s  of  Killen 

Collins  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  op.  Post  office 

Collins  Ann,  teacher,  Light  st  sof  Hug-he3 

Collins  Daniel,  brick  maker,  corner  Light  and  West  sts 

ICollins  Richard,  rigger,  Pitt  st  s  side  e  of  Eden 

tCollins  Perry,  brickmaker,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 

Collison  Wm.  merchant  tailor,  3  n  Gay  st 

Collison  David,  seaman,  Alice  Anna  ste  of  Caroline 

Collison  Edward,  ship  joiner,  157  Bond  st 

Collison  Joseph,  tailor,  Potter  st  n  of  Necessity  alley 

tColson  Harriet,  washer,  Sugar  alley 

Colt  Roszel  L.  10  s  Gay  st 

Colvin  Rachel,  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Exeter,  s  side 

Colvin  J.  D.  coachmaker,  Howard  st  2  doors  from  Pratt 

Comegys  Jesse,  baker,  n  Calvert  st  near  Saratoga 

Comegys  Bartus,  tailor,  Low  st  between  High  and  Front 

Commercial  and  Farmer's  bank, corner  Howard  andGermanats 

Campario  John,  grocer,  corner  Henrietta  and  Charles  sts 

Campario  Julia,  Light  st  betw.  Sugar  alley  and  Henrietta  st 

tConclin  Oliver,  segar  manufacturer,  4  North  st 

Condon  Maurice,  grocer,  104  Dugan's  wharf 

Cone  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  York  st  near  Charles 

Coneby  Thomas,  carpenter,  Monumeat  st  e  of  Canal 

Conely  John,  labourer,  Albemarle  st  s  of  Stiles 

Conine  Win.  C.  broker,  IS  n  Frederick  st 

Conklin  Ann,  Bond  st  n  of  Lancaster 

Conklin  Wm.  H.  sea  captain,  Market  st  n  of  Fieet 

tConklin  mrs  Margaret,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn.  avenue 

tConklin  mr.  cigar  maker,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn.  avenue 

Conmichael  mr.  victualler,  Penn  av  extended 

Conn  Wm.  printer,  14  Lombard  st 

Connearay  John,  corner  Water  and  Hollingsworth  sts 

Conneiin  Wm.  carter,  Davis  st  n  of  Bail; 

Connelly  Patrick,  Holliuay  st  n  of  Bath  ; 

Connelly  John,  cooper,  German  st  near  Green 

Connelly  John,  shoe  maker,  Calvert  st  near  Centre 

Connelly  Patrick,  Eutavv  st  n  of  Lexington 

Connelly  Phoenix,  baker  corner  Eden  and  Bank   sts 

Connelly  James,  s  w  corner  Exeter  and  Wiik  sts 

Conner  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  corner  Concord   and  Water  sts 

Conner  John,  jeweller,  High  st  s  of  French 

Conner  John,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworih 

Conner  Margaret,  washer,  Water  st  s  side  w  of  Apple  a«ley 

Connolly  John  F.  stone  cutter,   Calvert  st  near  Centre,   dw 

Gay  st  1  door.-  n  of  M wit 

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Conoway  Carvill,  wheelwright,  145  Bond  st 
Conoway  John  P.  stone  cutter,  152  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Conoway  Robert  J.  carpenter,  Bond  st  s  of  WUk 
(Conovvay  V/m.  fanner,  Whit  worth  row  e  of  Ross  st 
Conrad  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  corner  Strawberry  alley   and 
Conrad  Philip,  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Conrad  Andrew,  grocer,  w  Pratt  st  extended 
Conrad  Jacob,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Conradl  C,  G.  corner  Granby  and  Albemarle  sts        [Wilk  st 
Conrad t  C.  G.  carpet  warehouse,   Pratt  st  vv   of  Albemarle 

back  on  Granby  st 
Conradt  G.  J.  teacher  of  music,  6  Lexington  st 
Constable  Albert,  attorney  at  law,  106  Lombard  st 
Constant  Mary,  nurse,  14  Block  st 
Conway  Wm.  anchor  office,  n  w  corner  Pratt  and  Commerce 

sts  dw  Exeter  st  between  Baltimore  and  Pitt 
Conway  Solomon,  watchman,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  College  al. 
Conway  &  Armstrong,  grocers  and    commission   merchants, 

66  South  street 
Conway  James,  upholsterer,  Holiday  st  1  door  s  of  Pleasant 
Conway  Alfred,  corduainer,  Peirce  st  e  of  Ghatsworth 
Conway  Patrick,  carter,  German  st  near  Cove 
Conway  Charles,  fisher,  William  st  near  Cross 
Cony  John,  pedlar,  Spring  st  n  of  GoiJrgh 
Cooch  Zebulon  H.  merchant,  7  Bowiy's  wharf,  dw  Gajr  st  be- 
tween Baltimore  and  Second 
Cook  George  A.  fancy  store.  35  w  Pratt  st 
Cook  Washington  $.  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant,  n 

w  corner  Baltimore  and  Harrison  sis 
Cook  Henry,  cooper,  Lee  st  w  of  Light 
Cook  Wm.  Com.  merchant,  over  7  Light  st  wharf,  dw  s  side 

Franklin  st  between  diaries  and  Cathedral 
Cook  Wm.  G.  lottery  office,  s  e  corner  Gay   and    Baltimore 

sts  dw  SO  High  street 
Cook  E.  F.  prop.  Aid.  Coffee  house,  cor  Fayetle&HoIiday  sts 
Cook  John  H  cabinet  maker, intersection  Howard'&Xiibcfrty  sts 
Cook  Henry,  dry  goods  merchant,  Fawn  st  e  of  High 
Cook  Lewis,  baker,  BaitiiT«iffi  »i  c  of  Cove 
Cook  John,  coachmaker,  Liberty  alley  n  of  Beurfch  st 
Cook  Wm.  furniture  store,  28  Baltimore  st 
Cook  Columbus  E.  auctioneer,  corner  Baltimore  &  Harrison 

sts  dw  Aisquith  s  n  of  Pitt 
Cook  Caleb,  carpenter,  12  Hill  street 
Cook  Eilen,  inloes'  alley  near  Park  st 
Cook  Thomas  B.  14 Block  street 
Cook  Henry,  170  High  street 
Cook  John,  liquor  store,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Cook  Si;rah  seamstress,  10  Sterling  street 
Cook  William,  seaman,  12  Alice  Anna  st 
Cook  John  F.  printer,  Ensor  st  between  Forest  and  Mott 
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Cook  Isaac  P.  bookseller  and   stationer,  52  Baltimore   st  chv 

Eager  alley,  near  Franklin  st 
Cook  Fenner,  Lombard  st  near  Fine  [Faun  st  e  of  High 

Cooke  Henry  W.  dry  goods  merchant,    147   Baltimore  st  dvv 
Cocke  Henry  W.  carpenter,  German  st  near  Eutaw 
Cook  Henry,  cooper.  Lee  st  near  Light 
Cook  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  William  st 
Cook  Frederick,  Jr.  victualler,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Cook  Frederick,  Sen.  victualler,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Cook  Adddison  S.  blacksmith,  corner  Hughes  and  Charles ata 
Cook  John  H.  cabinet  maker,  cor  Liberty,  Howard,  ik.  Lorn- 
Cook  Win.  Franklin  st  near  Cathedral  [bard  sts 
Cook  John,  labourer,  East  st  s  of  Hallmoon  alley 
tCook  Thomas,  porter,  w  end  Baltimore  st 
f  Cook  John,  cooper,  w  end  Baltimore  street 
tCook  mrs.  washer,  Harford  avenue  n  of  church 
tCook  Leonard,  seaman,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
tCook  Thomas,  carter,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
tCook  Charlotte,  washer,  Pine  st  \v  of  Franklin 
tCook  Henry,  waiter,  Centre  st  near  Charles 
Cook  man  rev.  George  G.  69  Exeter  st 
Cool  Adam,  milkman,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
tCooley  Providence,  washer,  Hull's  lane  vv  of  Aisquith  8t 
Cooms  John,  copper  refiner,  Pitt  st  vv  of  Edeu 
Cooms  John,  dry  goods  store,  11  and  Fancy  store,  9  Mary- 
land arcade,  dw  Pitt  st  4  doors  from  Eden 
Coonon  Daniel,  clothing  store,  6-2  s  Calvert  st 
Coon  Florance,  labourer,  Sarah  Ann  si  e  of  Cove 
Coonon  Michael,  blacksmith,  12  Lancaster  st 
Cooney  Patrick,  cooper  26  Ann  st 
Coope  Matthew' H.  30  Block  st 
Cooper  John,  brush  maker,  Water  st  e  of  the  Market 
Cooper  Wm.  G.  merchant  tailor,  under  Museum,  corner  Bal- 
timore and  Calvert  sts.  dw  cor  Liberty  and  Marion  sts 
Cooper  Thomas  H.  se^ar  manufactory,  16  s  Calvert  st 
Cooper  James,  tailor,  St  Paul  st  n  of  Franklin 
Cooper  Wells,  merchant  tailor,  dw  39  k  Liberty  st 
Cooper  Alexander,  240  N  Gay  st 
Cooper  Eleonor,  9  Lexington  st 
Cooper  William,  Conway  st  w  of  Green 
Cooper  Samuel,  collector,  107  s  Eutaw  st 
Cooper  James,  cordwainer,  9  Pine  street 
Cooper  Hadaway,  chair  maker,  Penn. avenue  Nof  Franklin  st 
Cooper  Sarah,  More  alley  w  of  Eutaw  street 
Cooper  Jonathan,  cordwainer,  Baltimore  street  w  of  Pine 
Cooper  John,  cordwainer,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Cooper  capt.  Edward  O.  SQ  Fleet  street 
Cooper  Hugh,  shipxarpenter,  30  Fleet  street 
Cooper  mr3  Margaret,  seamstress,  5  York  avenue 
Cooper  John,  Elisor  street  n  of  Monument 
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Cooper  Samuel,  blacksmith,  fort  road 
Cooper  Thomas',  blacksmith,  Uxeter  street  n  of  Hillen 
Cooper  James,  tailor,  S9  Baltimore  street 
Cooper  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  Fountain  st  near  Washington 
Cooper  John,  barber,  kk  cor  .Bond  and  Alice  Anna  sts 
Cooper  Ehsha,  ship  joiner,  151  Bond  street 
JCooper  Wilmer,  labourer,  Sugar  alley   near  Charles  street 
TCooper  Martha,  Camden  st  near  Howard 
tCooper  Isaac,  Necessity  alley  hetw  Exeter  and  Front  sts 
Cooper  Samuel,  caulker,  Wolf  st  n  of  Fleet 
tCooper  Phillis,  Lloyd  st  1  door  from  Baltimore 
t  Cooper  William,  caulker,  Wolf  st  n  ol  Wilk 
f Cooper  Henry,  drayman,  Eulaw  st  n  of  Conway 
tCooper  Robert,  Happy  alley  n  of  Wilk  street 
tCooper  Hynson,  labourer,  Welcome  alley  betw  Hanover  &. 
tCooper  Jane,  washer,  30  n  Frederick  st  [Sharp  streets 

Coose  George,  grocer,  St.  Paolst  neir  Hamilton 
Cope  Hilmer,  labourer,  Amity  st  n  ol' Baltimore 
Copes  John,  brick  maker,  131  s  Sharp  street 
Copes  Giles  L.  keeper  ol  Charles  st  City  Spring,  131  s  Sharp  st 
Corbel   Peter,  shoemaker,  cor  Canal  and  Orleans  sts 
Cor  bin  Martin,  cooper,  37  Commerce  street 
Corban  James,  potter,  Ensor  street  n  of  Monument 
Corbree  Patrick,  labourer,  Bishop's  alley  n  of  Stiles  street 
Corderry  mrs  Maria,  7  Philpot  street 
Corden  George,  glass  blower.  Glasshouse 
Cork  William,  blacksmith,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pine  street 
Cornelius  Samuel,  merchant  tailor,  27  w  Pratt  st.  dw  83  Con- 
Cornelius  N.  clothing  store,  Light  street  near  Pratt   [way  st 
Cornelius  Peter.  Gough  st  s  of  Granny 
Corner  mrs  Hannah,  24  Albermarle  street 
Corner  James,  merchant,  Ann  street  s  of  Thames 
Corner  &,  Robinson,  grocers  and  com.  mts.  1  Maryland  whf. 
Corner  capt  John  B.  57  Ann  street 
Corner  Dominick,  57  Exeler  street 
Corner  &,  Son,  snipping  mts.  and  grocers,  lower  end  Buch- 

annan's  wharf,  dw  J.  C.  Market  st  s  of  Wilk 
tCorner  Isaac,  rope  maker,  Cross  st  near  William 
Cornish  John,  labourer,  Argyie  alley  s  of  Fleet  street 
tCornish  William,  stevadore,  56  Happy  alley 
Cornprob  Ignatius,  cor  Light  and  Henrietta  sts 
Cornthwait  William,  cabinet  maker,  39  Fleet  street 
Cornthwait  Robert  and  Win.  hatters,   9  Thames  street 
Cornthwait  John,  teller  in  U.  S.  Bank,  dw  Front  st  n  of  Pitt 
Corrie  James,  tavern,  keeper,  75  Hanover  street 
Corrigan  Patrick,  Davis  street  near  Pleasant 
Corrigan  Bartholomew,  tavern,  Market  st  s  of  Thames 
Corvine  mrs  Elizabeth,  York  avenue 
Cosgrove  Peter,  con 'ectioner,  23  Harrison  street 

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Cosgrove  Patrick,  grocer,  corner  Exeter  &  Fawn  sts 

Coskery  mrs.  Perm,  avenue  n  of  Franklin  street 

Coskerry  Bernard,  nailor,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 

Costello  James,  tailor,  47  Harrieon  street 

Costello  Ann,  milliner,  49 Harrison  street 

Costigan  Francis,  carpenter,  54  n  Frederick  st.  dw   Jackson 

Cotes  Hannah,  47  s  Liberty  street  [street  near  Aisquith 

Cotter  Nicholas,  carpenter,  Lerew's  alley  extended 

Cotter  Richd.  teacher,  218  n  Howard  st    [turer,  4  Hanover  st 

Cotton  Chester  K.  looking  glass  and  picture  frame  manufac- 

Cotton  Alice,  grocery  &  liquor  store,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Lexington 

Cotton  Susan,  Green  street  n  of  Mulberry 

fCotton  Daniel,  sawyer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 

Cottrell  J.  starch  and  tig  blue  factory,  64  Pratt  street 

Court  11  capt  Clark,  watering  place,  Johnson  street 

Coughey  Micliae!,  clothing  store,  29  Pratt  st  vv  of  market 

tCougo  Levi,  seaman,  cor  Long  lane  &.  Madison  st 

Coulson,  Andrew,  rigger,  9  Fleet  street 

Coulson  Edward  C.  currier,  45  s  Calvert  street 

Coulson  John,  glue,glass'8cjpaper  and  mattrass  manufacturer, 

tCoulson  Minty,  York  avenue 

55  s  Calvert  si,dw  Ross  st  extended  [shy  alley 

Coulson  John,  dealer  in  variety  goods,  Potter  st  n  of  Neces- 
Coulston  Elizabeth,  Neighbour  street  near  York  avenue 
Couiston  William,  farmer,  Exeter  st  n  of  Wilk 
Coulton  James,  bricklayer,  Strawberry  alley  s  of  Water  st 
Coulter  Alexander.  North  st  bctw  Fayette  and  Baltimore  sis 
Coulter  James,  bricklayer,  Strawberry  alley  s  of  Water  sts 
Coulter  Sarah,  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 
Co'Jter  John,  teacher,  267  n  Howard  street 
Coulter  Samuel,  tailor,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Counseiman  Charles,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Coursel  Peter,  carpenter,  Gough  st  s  of  Pratt 
tCourse}r  David  shoemaher,  {Jill  street  near  Charles 
Coursey  Edward,  rope  maker,  Charles  st  near  Henrietta 
Court  House,  cor  of  Calvert  and  Lexington  sts 
Courtland  James,  tinware  manufactory,  10  Baltimore  street 
Courtenay  mrs  Maria,  66  n  Liberty  street 
Courtney  James,  brass  founder,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Courtney  Enoch  S.  merchant,  High  st  n  of  Granby 
Courtois  Amand,  distiller,  cor  Second  st  and  Tripolett's  alley 
Cover  Henry,  blacksmith,  Pennsylvania  avenue  extended 
Cowan  Matthew,  tailor,  Preston  st  w  of  R,oss 
Coward  mrs  Ann,  Water  st  w  of  Lloyd 
Cowarding  James  C.  cabinet  maker,  High  st  n  of  Water 
Cowder  George,  watchman,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Cowder  George  jr.  watchman,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Cox  Peter,  merchant,  80  Dugan's  wharf  [s  of  Saratoga 

Cox  Joseph  and  sons  imports  of  hatters'    fur  &  trimmings,  5 
Cox  Joseph  firm  do.  dw  8  s  Calvert  st  [s  Liberty  strtet 

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Cos  George  W.  firm  of  do.  dw  Barre  st  near  Hanover 

Cox  James  H.  hardware  merchant,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquiih 

Cox  Luther  J.  grain  and  com.  ml.  7  Pratt  st  whf/dw  Paca  st 

Cox  William,  fisherman,  Biddle  st  wofPenn  avenue 

Cox  mrs  Leticia,  seamstress,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 

Cox  Eleanor,  seamstress,  143  French 

Cox  Larkin,  bricklayer,  Canal  st  n  of  Orleans 

Cox  James,  Cashier  Bank  of  Baltimore,  152  Baltimore  st 

Cox  James,  attorney  at  Jaw,  Fayette  st  near  St  Paul 

Cox  William  F.  cordwainer,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 

1Cox  Charlotte,  huckster,  Forest  street  s  of  Douglass 

tCox  June,  Centre  street  near  St.  Paul 

Coyle  John,  labourer,  Bath  street  near  Holiday 

Coyle  Judah,  Bath  street  near  Hollidny 

Coyle  Charles,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Park  lane  extended 

Cozen  Michael,  wood  dealer,  14  Sterling  street 

Coziue  John  A.  bricklayer,  71  Ensor  stteet 

Cozine  &  CrafThn,  morocco  dresser  .Saratoga  st  near  Ilolliday 

Craddick  Joseph  N.  tailor,  37  Second  street,  dw  40  South  st 

Craft  Peter,  baker,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

Craft  Peter,  carpenter,  Ross  st  w  of  Biddle 

Craft  Ceorge,  turner,  cor  Biddle  and  Rots  streets 

Craft  Jacob,  firm  of  Lynch  and  CrafT,  dw  2  Grant  street 

Craft  John,  bricklayer,  cor  Wilkand  Canal  sts 

Craft  George,  grocer,  cor  St. "Paul  and  Centre  streets 

Craft  Jacob,  victualler,  Falls  turnpike, 

Craft  Frederick,  victualler,  Pennsylvania  avenue  extended 

Craggs  Robert  jr.  cabinet  maker.  Pratt  st  w  of  Albemarle 

Cra$»gs  Jonathan  W.  352  n  Gay  st  o.  t. 

Craggs  Robert,  tailor,  17  Bond  street 

Craig  Ann,  Pratt  st  3  doors  from  Sharp 

Craig  Ann,  shop  keeper,  corner  East  st  and  Halfmoon  alley 

Craig  Dr.  J.  A.  Calvert  st  n  of  Lexington 

Craig  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Green  st  s  of  Baltimore 

Craig  John,  ship  chandler,  37  Thames  st 

Craig  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  Forest  and  Hillen  sts 

Craig  Samuel,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Baltimore  and  Green  sts 

Craiger  Joseph  F.  dairyman,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pine 

Cramwell  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  Orleans  st  4  doors  e  of  Ais- 

tCranch  Mary,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st  [quith 

Crandle  Elizabeth,  milliner,  Salisbury  st  bet.  High  &  Exeter 

Crane  Joseph  N.  wood  corder,  Hill  st  near  Sharp 

Crane  W.  &>  co.  hide   and  leather  dealers   and   commission 

merchants,  n  w  corner  South  and  Water  sts 
Crane  W.  firm  do  dw  49  Fayette  st 
Crano  Benjamin,  printer,  Barnet  st 
Crane  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 
Crane  George,  baker,  Low  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Crangle  James,|biick]maker,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Crapen  Samuel,  sea  captain,  Eden  st  n  of  Holland 
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Craw  Thomas  H.  Bhjue;mak«  r,  Harford  road  N  of  Lumber  yard 

Crawford  and  Hancy,  tobacconists,  JS  Pratt  st 

Crawford  Wm.  II.  tanner.  Saratoga  st  extended 

Crawford  Sc  McKim,  merchants,  o'  Bowiy's  wharf, 

Crawford  D.  T;  firm  do  dw  Holiday  st 

Crawford  M.  Rea,  weaver,  Freedom  st  e  of  Peace 

Crawford  Joseph,  Forest  st  a  of  Madison 

Crawford  Wm.  corner  Light  st  and  Quay  alley 

Crawford  Wrn.  J.',  corner  Calvert  and  Lexington  Els 

Crawford  Alexander,  Frnnklm  st  near  Catbed 

Crawford  Alfred,  Lunn's  lane  opposite  Paca  st 

Crawford  Andrew,  wheelwright,  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 

Crawford  Robert  K.  bacon  merchant,  Jsc:  ;ie 

£J  raw  ford  James,  dealer  in  books,  8wS.  cor.  Eden  arid  Wiik  sts 

Crawford  Robert,  coachmaker,  High  st  s  ol  Hillen 

tCrawford  Rachel,  Centre  st  near  Charles 

Cray  James, oyster  cellar,   corner  Pratt    &   Hanover  sts   dw 

Conway  st  between  Howard  and  Sharp 
Cray  miss  A.  A],  mantua  maker,  48  n  Gay  st 
Cray  Joseph,  tailor,  Maiden  1-  ne 
Cray  croft  Sarah,  milliner.  74  n  Liberty  st 
Craycroft  mrs.  Mercer  st  near  Light 
Creagh  John,  shoe  store,  64  Lexington  st 
Creagh  capt.  John,  merchant,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Paca 
Creamer  Ann,  grocer,  corner  Baltimore  and  Market  sts 
Creamer  Frederick,  Lrickmaker,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Creamer  John,  lumber  merchant,  corner  EnsoricMonoment  sts 
Creamer  Samuel,  cooper,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Creamer  John,  wheelwright,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Creamer  John,  wheelright,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Creamer  Joshua,  lumber  merchant,  intersection  Hillen  st  and 

Harford  avenue 
Creek  Thomas,  huckster,  Harford  avenue  N  of  Church 
tCreek  Charlotte,  French  st  near  High 
Creery  Jonathan,  iron  merchant,  77  Smith's  wharf  dw  Barnet 

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Creery  John,  of  Custom  house,  German  st  betw.   Sharp  and 
Cresner  Joseph,  labourer,  Gough  st  s  of  Pratt 
Crew  Richard,  tavern,  Paca  st  n  of  Fayette 
Crew  Wm.  well  digger,  19  Monument  st 
Crey  Frederick,  paver,  corner  Madison  and  Beuren  sts 
Cripps  Thomas,  Frederick  st  near  Gay  [Liberty 

Crisall  John,  boot  maker,  Sugar  alley 
Crisman  Sarah,  nurse,  9  Sterling  st 
Crisp  John,  watchman,  Bond  st  s  of  Wilk 
Crist  Wm.  victualler,  Ensorst  n  e  of  Monument 
Cristy  Henry,  weaver,  Biddle  aiiev  w  of  Ross  st 
Cristy  Michael,  labourer,  Biddle  allo^  w  of  Ross  st 
Criswell  John,  carter,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 
Croker  Emanuel,  baker,  9  High 
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Crocker  S.  A.  teacher,  over  26  Centre  Market  space 

Crocker  Barney,  rigger,  15  Ann  st  n  of  Lancaster 

Croft  George,  victualler,  Saratoga  st  extended 

Croft  G.  victualler,  Penn  avenue  extended 

Croft  Jacob,  carpenter,  Penn  avenue  extended 

Crome  John,  locksmith,  and  hell  hanger,  105  Bondst 

Crommer  John,  brick  maker,  Eutavv  st  opposite  Barre 

Crommer  Mary,  37  German  st 

Cromwell  Gabriel,  barber,  Light  st  wharf  near  Welcome  al. 

ley,  dwBusy  alley  near  Sharp  st 
Cromwell  Sarah,  44  Sterling  st 
Cromwell  Joshua,  sail  maker,  Arm  st  n of  Bank 
Cromwell  Levi,  gunsmith,  35  Thames  st 
Cromwell  John, labourer,  Eutavv  st  n  of  Lexington  st  [Thames 
Cromwell  John  L.  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann,  ship  carver,    shop 
Cromwell  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  12  Thames  street 
Cromwell  Jacob  G.  carpenter,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 
Crcmwell  Oliver,  coach  maker,  Lombord  st  near  Eulaw 
Crompton  Thomas,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
fCromwell  William,  waiter,  Davis  street  near  Pleasant 
fCromwell  Edward, cordwainer,  Camden  street  near  Howard 
fCromwell  Isaac,  drnyman,  Eutavv  st  s  of  Conway 
fCromwell  George,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
fCromwell  Joseph,  labourer,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
fCromwell  Gabriel,  barber,  Busy  alley 
fCromwell  John,  hackman,  Franklin  street  e  of  Cove 
Crone  Robert,  hair  dresser,    Pratt  st  2d  door  vv   of  Dugan's 

dvv  51  Albemarle  street 
Croney  Wesley,  shoemaker,  Maiden  lane 
Cronmiller  Dr.  William,  Camden  st  near  Hanover 
Cronmiller  Thomas,  Camden  street  near  Hanover 
Cronmiller  Jacob,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Crook  Francis  A.  dw  St.  Paul  st  betvv  Pleasant  and  Mulberry 
Crook  Walter,  upholsterer,  104  Baltimore  st  dvv  Front  st  s  of 
Crook  mrs  Charlotte,  64  St.  Paul  street  [Low 

Crook  William  &,  James,  carpet  warehouse,  146  Baltimore  st 
Crook  Daniel,  victualler,  Harford  avenue  n  of  lumber  yard 
Crook  Joseph,  upholsterer  and  paper   hangings   warehouse, 

78£  Baltimore  street 
Crook  Chas.  cotton  manufacturer,  French  st  opposite  Potter 
Crookshanks  John,  Light  st  wharf,  dw  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Cropper  Stephen,  shoe  maker,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
Crosby  Joseph,  confectioner,  139  Baltimore  st  dw  64  s  Sharp 
Crosby  James,  Potter  st  n  of  Pitt 

Croshaw  Wm.  cordwainer,  s  w  corner  Park  &  Lexiagton  sts 
Cross  Wm.B.  coachsmithjEutaw  st  Nof  Camden,shop  corner 

Howard  and  Columbia  sts 
Cross  mrs  Rachel,  5  York  Buildings,  e  Baltimore  st 
Cross  mrs  Temperance,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Cross  Robert  M.  carpenter,  Albemarle  st  s  of  Fawn 

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Cross  John,  Lumber  merchant,  72   n    High  st  office  corner 

Alice  Anna  st  and  Jones's  Falls 
Cross  R.  J.  42  Hi-Ji  street 
C:oss  rev  Andrew  ii.  42  High  street 
Cross  Samuel  13.  blacksmith,  70    s  Howard  st 
Cross  Truman,  teller  in  Com.  and  Farmer's  Bank,  Fayette  st 
Cross  John,  shoemaker,  Henrietta  st  near  Light       [e  of  Pine 
Crouch  Thomas  M.  brush  maker,  44  N  Howard  street 
Crouch  Dennis,  grocer.  Granby  st  opposite  Little  Gough 
Crouch  David,  Light  st  4  doors  s  of  Hill 
Crouch  George  VV.  Light  st  s  of  Hughes  street 

Croucht   ,  tobacconist,  Madison  st  extended 

Crothers  Robert,  carpenter,  36  High  street 

Crothers  David,  carpenter,  Ross  st  w  of  Entaw 

Crother  John,  carpenter,  Ross  st  w  of  Eutaw 

Crouiing  Frederick,  cordwainer,  Penn  avenue  extended 

throw!  Elizabeth,  York  st  near  Charles 

Croxall  i$L  Browning,  patent  cordage  store,  69  South  st 

Croxall  Richard,  dw  Franklin  st  near  Charles 

Croxall  mrs  Isabella,  Pratt  st  8  doors  f.  of  Caroline 

Croxall  Eliza,  cooks'nop,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 

Crozier  Ann  Maria,  Water  st4  doors  te  of  Apple  alley 

Cruise  George  shoemaker,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann 

Cruet  William,  tavern  keeper  and  ice  dealer,  Falls  turnpike 

near  the  gate 
tCrumminer  Wiiliarn,  Short  alley  from  Caroline  st  w  of  Spring 
Cruse  Henry  S.  tobacconist.  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 
Cruse  Isaac, auctioneer  &.  com.  mt.  se  cor  Howard  and  Fay- 
ette sts.  dw  Paca  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Crusoe  Isaac,  cabinet  maker,  5  Saratoga  st 
Crutzer  mrs  Elizabeth,  lailoress,  Liberty  alley  n  of  Beuren  st 
Cudlip  Benjamin,  dyer,  44  Harrison  street 
Cugie  John,  43  n  Liberty  street 
Cuban  Jeremiah,  labourer,  7  Commerce  street 
Culbertson  Elizabeth,  Hampstead  street 
Cullen  Edward,  paver,  Forest  street  n  of  Monument 
Culley  Robert,  Light  st  3d  door  s  of  Hill 
Culley  Langley  S.  ship  carpenter,  Light  st  betw  Hughes  st 
and  Armistead  lane,  dw  cor  Quay  alley  and  William  st 
Cullimore  William,  blacksmith,  84  n  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Cullimore  Dolly.  Argyle  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
Cuilidon  Merrit,  pilot,  50  Alice  Anna  street 
Cullimore  John,  blacksmith,  cor  Lancaster  &  Wrolt  sts 
Cullum  Ruth,  huckster,  Harford  avenue  n  of  Church 
Culp  Joseph,  tanner,  119  Pratt  street 
Cuilimore  James,  tinplate  worker,  111  Bond  street 
Cullinder  William  plasterer,  113  Aisquith  street 
Culverwell  Richard  J.  bookbinder  Penn.  ay.  n  of  George  st 
Cummins  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  41  South  street 
Cummins  Margaret,  Ann  street  n  of  Hank 
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Cummins  James,  bar  keeper,  Water  street  near  High 
Cummins  John,  carpenter,  Pratt  st  2  doors  w  of  Caroline 
Cummins  mrs  Margaret,  milliner,  23  n  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Cummins  Margaret,  tailoress,   Chamberlain  alley  n  side 
f  Cummins  Samuel,  waiter,  Water  street  vv  of  Caroline, 
f  Cummins  James,  Bank  street  w  of  Happy  alley 
fCumnins  Simon,  East  street  n  of  Douglass 
Cunningham  James,  grocer,  se  cor  Baltimore  and  Front  sts 
Cunningham  mrs  Ann,  57  Pitt  street 
Cunningham  William,  carpenter,  9  Comet  street 
Cunningham  Marv,  liquor  store,  cor  Long  alley  &  Franklin  i 
Cunningham  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Mott  st  e  side 
Cunningham  Mary,  huckster,  Ruxton  street 
Cunningham  Alexander,hack  proprietor,  Water  st  betw  Ligl 
Cunningham  capt  Jolui,  32  Block  street  [and  Grant  si 

Cunningham  John  grocer,  French  st  betw  Potter  &,  East  si 
Cunningham  Mortimer,  grocer,  79  McElderry's  wharf 
Cunningham  Hugh,  carriage  proprietor.  25  German  st 
Cunningham  Hannah,  tailoress,  33  Constitution  street 
Cupn  John,  glass  worker,  Johnson  st  near  watering  place 
Curdy  Philip,  Starr  alley  sofWiik  street 
1  Cure  Daniel,  labourer,  Park  lane  extended 
Curland  William,  sawyer,  Starr  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
Curlet  Jno.  coachrnaker,  Holliday  st  betw  Pleasant  and  Sara 

Curlet ,  huckster,  157  French  street  [toga  st 

Curlet  mrs  Elizabeth,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 

Curlett  Lewis,  chair  maker,  Gay  street  w  of  Aisquith 

Curiey,  Henry,  csfrpenter,  19  New  Church  street 

Curley  James,  13  New  Church  st 

Curiey  James,  city  commissioner,  104  Park  street 

Curran  John,  hack  owner,  Mechanics'  alley  s  side 

Curran  Michael,  tailor,  Frederick  st  s  of  Water 

Curran  Thomas,  High  street  s  of  French 

Curran  Nicholas,  labourer,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 

Curran  Stephen,|tanners  Neighbour  st  running  irom  Hartor 

Curran  Moses,  Long  alley  s  of  New  street  [to  York  a<, 

Curry  Robert   L.  venitian  blind  maker,  5  n  Gay  st.  dw   Pil 

street  2d  door  from  High 
Curry  Daniel,  weaver,  Preston  street  w  of  Ross 
Curry  John  it.  carpenter,  32  n  High  street 
Curahaw  Seth,  millwright,  w  end  Baltimore  street 
Curtain  Thomas,  victualler,  Pitt  st  2  doors  w  of  Straw oerry  £| 
Curtain  William,  victualler,  Pitt  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Curtain  mrs  Margaret,  York  avenue 
Curtain  Thomas,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
jCurtis  Abednigo,  musician,  Harford  road   e  side  at  1st  mi! 
Curven  mrs.  Francis,  huckster,  York  avenue  [ston 

Curvill  John,  bricklayer,  French  st  opposite  Exeter 
Cush  John,  dw  64  n  Eutaw  street 

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Cushing  Joseph  jr.  dw  82  n  Liberty  street 
Gushing  Joseph,  dw  Pratt  st  4  doors  w  of  Howard 
Gushing  Dav.  bookseller,  229  Balto  st  dw  Balto  st  w  of  Green 
Custom  House,  nw  cor  Gay  and  Water  sts.  J.  II.  McCulloch 

Esq.  Collector 
Cutler  George,  liquor  store,  Saratoga  st   vv  of  Schroeder 
Cutler  J.  S.  fancy  dry  goods  store,  67  Baltimore  street 
CuttslMary,  boarding  house,  61  Centre  Market  space 
Cuyk  Abraham,  fancy  store,  43  Bond  street 

©ABLER  John  M.  distiller,  191  French  street 

tDackins  Robert,  labourer,  Bishop's  alley  s  of  Stiles  st 

Daesy  John,  shoemaker,  86  s  Charles  st 

Daffin  Benjamin,  cutler  and  grinder,  H  Holliday  st 

Dagner  Samuel,  hatter,  Tripolett's  alley 

Daiger  Joseph,  constable,  Conway  st  near  Sharp 

'Daiger  Joseph,  jr.  blacksmith,  M'Elderry's  wharf;  dwel.  Canal 
st  between  Bank  and  Gough 

iDailin  James,  cautker,  Spring  st  e  of  Gough 

Daily  James,  cooper,  Ross  st  vv  of  Eutaw 

Dalden  Robert,  44  n  Frederick  st 

Dale  rnrs  Ann,  Exeter  st  n  of  Gay 

Dale  Wm.  stocking  weaver,  cor  Orleans  st.  &  Strawberry  alley 

Dale  Daniel,  carpenter,  High  st  n  of  Wilk 

'Daley  Jacob,  glass  store,  2d  story  of  Bazaar;  dw.  12  Harrison 
st;  cbair  factory,  Baltimore  st  at  the  bridge.     See  Adv. 

Daley  Daniel,  plasterer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 

Daley  John,  dry  goods  merchant,  67  Lexington  st 

Daley  Mr.  over  10  Mercer  st 

Dallam  Samuel,  20  Barnet  st 

pUrymple  Wm.  carpenter,  Lombard  st  near  Eutaw 

Dalrymple  Thos.  carpenter,  64  Harrison  st 

Dalrymple  W.  F.  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  2S8  Baltimore 
81;  dw  Franklin  st  2d  doorE  of  Cathedral 

Dalrymple  John,  machine  maker,  59  Harrison  st 
jOalrymple  Thomas,  carpenter,  103  Ensorst 
jDalun  John,  grocer  and  tavern,  Harford  road  n  w  side 
''Dalwigh  Edward,  dyer,  n  w  cor  High  and  Granby  sts 

Damphoux  Rev.  Dr.  rector  of  Cathedral,iSaratoga  near  Liberty 

Oaneker  John  J.  overseer  Methodist  burying  ground,  Montgo- 
mery st  near  Charles 

Daniels  Waiter,  millwright,  289  n  Howard  U 
'Daniels  Com.  John  D.  50  Albemarle  ST, 

Dangerheld  David,  labourer,  Lerew's  alley 

Danneker  Henry,  blacksmith,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Dansberry  Ritson,  labourer,  Douglass  st  vv  of  Forest 

Danskin  N.  dry  goods  merchant,  95  Baltimore  st 

[Darden  Stephen,  city  bailiff,  49  s  Liberty  st. 

Dare  Margaret,  Hanover  st  between  Barrc  and  Lee 

Dare  Priscilla,  117  s  Sharp  st 
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DAV  Matchers  Baltmort 

D^^^^nT^rom^and  coram,  merchant,  21  Light  st  wharf 
Dare  &  Battee,  comm.  merchants,  13  Li^ht  st  wharf 
Dare  Nathaniel  C.  Conway  st  between  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Dary  James,  Water  st  between  Grant  and  Iflgrt         pvino.,on. 
D'Arcy  &  Didier,  merchants,   n  Calvert  st.   near   Lexington, 

dw  Calvert  st  n  of  Lexington 
Darferner  John,  blacksmith,  Pennsylvania  av  s  oi  Biddle  st 
Darling  James,  shoemaker,  37  Sterling  st 
Darrin^ton  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market 
DashieTds  William,  Exeter  st  n  of  Water 
Dashiell  Edward,  clerk,  90  n  Liberty  st 

Dashiell  William,  coach  trimmer,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Dashiell  Asa,  shoemaker,  Bank  st  w  oi  Springy 
Dashiell  Levin,  rope  walk,  corner  Light  and  Henrietta  sts,  dw 

cor  Light  st  and  Sugar  alley 
Dashiell  James,  shoemaker,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 
Daugherty  Philip,  weaver,  Water  st  w  of  Exeter 
Daugherty  Joseph,  corner  Bank  and  Spring  sts 
Daugherty  James,  dravman,  Hillen  st  w  of  Exeter 
Daugherty  Richard,  grocer  and  stone  cutter,  n  e  cor  Sterling 

and  Mott  sts  I  . 

Daugherty  Eleanor,  shop  keeper,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Market 
Daugherty  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Caroline  st  Caroline  row 
Daugherty  James,  stone  cutter,  Camden  st  w  oi  Light 
Daugherty  Robert,  blacksmith,  Bishop's  alley  s  of  J  awn  st 
Dauo-herty  mrs  Catharine,  36  Exeter  st 
Davenport  Henry,  2  Pratt  st  wharf  :•  i, 

Davenport  Joseph,  currier,  1 3  Cheapside;  d w  95  High  st 
Davenport  mrs  Matilda,  cabinet  warehouse,  e  Baltimore  street 

n  of  Harford  run 
Davenport  mrs  Marv,  French  st  n  of  Liberty  alley 
Davidge  Francis  H.  attorney  at  law,  8  Courtland  st 
David'  mrs.  97  Pitt  st 
David  Joshua  C.  deputy  at  Penitentiary,  Forestst  n  ofMadisou 
David  Rachel,  seamstress,  35  Wagon  alley 
Davidson  James,  cooper,  dw  55  s  Charles  st 
Davidson  James,  turner,  e  Falls  avenue 
Davidson  Robert,  weaver,  Cove  st  n  ofSaratoga 
Davidson  James,  cooper,  Ruxton  st 
Davidson  mrs  Sarah,  boarding  house,  53  e  Baltimore  st 
Davidson  Wm.  shoemaker,  Orleans  st  3  doors  w  oi  Garonne 
Davidson  John,  Silver  st  e  of  Eden 

Davies  Jacob  G.  miller.  81  Bowly's  wharf;  dw  sw  corner  i  fea- 
sant and  St  Paul  sts 
Davey  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  95  Fleet  st 
Davis  Joseph,  painter,  Argyle  alley  sof  Wilk  st 
Davis  John,  grocer,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 
Davis  Elizabeth,  48  Harrison  st 
Davis  mrs  Hannah,  boarding  house,  24  South  sf 
Davis  mrs  Marv,  19  Market  st  f  p 
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Davis  Hannah,  boarding  house,  52  Light  st 
Davis  Richard  T.  merchant;  dw  74  n  Charles  st. 
Davis  Ann  Maria,  Ruxton  st 
Davis  David,  carpenter,  58  Sterling  st 
Davis  Charles,  carpet  weaver,  Hanover  Bazaar 
Davis  Jane,  washer,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Davis  Pardon,  teacher,  Hanover  Bazaar,  Camden  st 
IfDavis  Robert,  labourer,  Park  st.  extended 
JDavidge  Elizabeth,  Chesnut  alley,  w  of  Pearl  st 
Davis  Horatio  N.  merchant;  dw  109  Park  st 
Davis  John,  hotel,  77  Pratt  st  w  of  South 
Davis  John,  cordwainer,  Wine  st  w  of  Pine 
Davis  Thomas,  carpenter,  Park  lane  E  of  Pine  st 
Davis  Frederick,  coachsmith,  n  e  cor  North  and  Madison  sts 
Davis  William,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Bond 
Davis  Rev.  Samuel  A.  teacher,  32  Holliday  st 
Davis  John,  shoemaker,  cor  Ensor  and  Potter  sts 
Davis  &  Skinner's  school,  26  u  Gay  st 
David  John,  carter,  Sugar  alley  near  Light  st 
Davis  R.  &.  C.  dry  goods  merchants,  121  Baltimore  st 
Davis  Moses,  carpenter,  n  Liberty  st  2d  door  s  of  Saratoga 
Davis  Thomas,  Holland  st  w  precincts 
Davis  James,  shoemaker,  n  e  cor  Park  and  Lexington  sts 
Davis  James  C, carpenter,  Eden  st  s  of  Gougii 
Davis  Caroline,  52  Park  st 
Davis  Edward,  mate,  111  Bond  st 
Davis  Geo.  W.  keeper  Fall's  turnpike  gate 
Davis  John  F.  carpenter,  Columbia  st.  bet  Sharp  and  How  ml 
Davis  Margaret,  tavern  keeper,  Stockholm  st.  near  Sp.  Gardens 
Davis  William  M.  93  Conway  st 
Davis  Charles,  jeweller,  corner  Cove  and  Vine  sts 
Davis  Geo.  A.  carpenter,  Bar  re  st  near  Howard 
Davis  Dr.  C.  A.  29  e  Baltimore  st 
Davis  Samuel,  coach  maker,  Union  alley  c  of  Eden  st 
Davis  Joseph,  26  Block  st 

Davis  Rachel,  milk-seller,  Holland  st  cor  Long  lane 
Davis  Fanny,  Front,  st  s  of  Low 
Davis  Amos,  s  vv  corner  of  Pratt  and  Caroline  sts 
Davis  Joseph,  carpenter,  31  High  st 

Davis  Joseph,  painter,  Friendship  st  3  doors  n  of  Orlrans 
Davis  Thomas,  painter,  Spring  st  n  of  W ilk 
Davis  Ann,  seamstress,  Hillen  st  intersection  of  Ensor 
Davis  mrsMary,  tailoress,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleets 
Davis  John,  labourer,  Mulberry  st  w  if  Pearl 
Davis  Wm.  cordwainer,  Rock  st.  s  of  Saratoga 
Davis  Charles  C.  cordwainer,  66  Franklin  st 
tDavis  Susan,  Biddle  alley,  w  of  Ross  st 
tDavis  Samuel,  labourer,  Caroline  st  s  of  Water 
tDavis  John,  tanner  and  currier,  53  n  Gay  st  $ 
"i Davis  Marv,  washer,  Grant  st  near  Lombard 
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DEB  MalchetV s  Baltimore 

tDavis  Wm.  carter,  s  Charles  st  extended 

tDavis  Wm.  labourer,  Pine  st  n  of  Mulberry 

tDavis  Joseph,  potter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 

tDavis  Samuel,  sawyer,  s  e  corner  Water  and  Caroline  sts 

tDavis  James,  drayman,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 

Davison  Mary  B.  12  Block  st 

Davy  William,  bricklayer,  u  e  corner  of  Bond  &  Wilk  sts 

Davy  Capt.  Hugh,  boarding  house,  31  Thames  st 

Dawes  Francis,  cooper,  46  Fayette  st 

Dawalt  Christopher,  fireman,  Johnson  st  near  Cross 

Dawes  Francis,  cooper,  Market  alley,  s  of  Lexington  st 

Dawson  John,  ship  joiner,  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 

Dawson  William  &  Co.  merchants,  47  s  Gay  st 

Dawson  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  w  of  Wolf 

Dawson  Richard,  grocer,  corner  Light  and  York  sis 

Dawson  Thos.  R.  tailor,  Bond  st.  s  of  York 

Dawson  Wm.  carpenter,  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 

Dawson  Cassandra,  dry  goods  store,  Ann  st  s  of  Fleet 

Day  Robert  J.  tavern  keeper,  5  Light  st  wharf 

Day  Thomas,  seaman,  Argvle  alley  s  of  Alice  Annast 

Day  Jacob,  tinner,  89  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Day  Wm.  looking-glass  frame  maker,  cor  Camden  &  Howard  sts 

Day  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  near  cor  Star  alley  &  Gough  st 

JDay  Cato,  caulker,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 

Dayhuff  Andrew,  boot  and  shoe  store,  53  w  Pratt  st 

Dayle  Catherine,  173  French  st 

Dayle  Patrick,  carter,  Ann  st  n  of  Gough 

Dayley  John,  drayman,  French  st  opposite  Potter 

Deady  John,  carpet  weaver,  79  Ensor  st 

Deal  Jacob,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Shroeder 

Deal  Wm  carpenter.  Beuren  st  n  of  Liberty  alley 

Deal  William,  baker,  Canal  st  n  of  Orleans 

Dean  Mary,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 

Dean  Thos.,  (firm  of  Dean  &  Tucker)  carpenter,  248  n  Howard 

Dean  &  Tucker,  carpenters,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 

Dealer  Caroline,  Maiden  lane 

Deatz  Wm.  confectioner,  240  n  Howard  st 

Deaver  E.  K.   (firm  Lucas  &  Deaver);  dw  Saratoga  st  near 

Chatsworth 
De  Baufre  James,  (firm  Carter  &  D.)  coach  maker;  dw  23  Pitt 

si;  shop,  Calvert  st  opposite  City  Spring 
iDeber  Francis,  Run  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 
De  Beet  Cornelius,  ornamental  painter,  next  to  14  Pitt  st 
Debow  Mahlon,  carter,  Tyson  st 

De  Butts  mrs  Sophia,  female  academy,  112  Lombard  et 
Decaimndry  Augustine,  boarding  house,  cor  York  &.  Light  sts 
Decker  George,  30  Fayette  street 
Decker  mrs  Margaret,  George  st  w  of  Penn  av 
Decker  George,  labourer,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Detfoec  Frederick,  tailor,  S31  n  Howard  st 


Director  for  1835  DEM 

Decoursey  Henry,  blacksmith,  Water  st  1  door  e  of  Bond  n  side 

Deegins  mrs  Ann,  tutoress,  Gay  st  e  of  Mott 

Deen  Mary,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 

Deeter  Anastasus,  trunk  maker,  Bank  st  w  of  Spring 

Deems  Adam,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 

Deems  Ann,  seamstress,  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  st 

Deems  Jacob,  commis.  of  health,  73  Pittst 

Deems  Christopher,  tanner,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 

Deeton  Ellen,  grocer,  cor  Charles  and  Barre  sts 

Deford  B.  &  Co.  hide  and   leather  dealers,  44  cor  Calvert  and 

Lombard  sts;  dw  B.  D.  Calvert  st  between  Pleasant  and 

Mulberry  sts 
Deford  Yorick,  tanner,  5  York  av 
Degaris  John,  labourer,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 
Degenhard  Charles,  tobacconist,  19  Bond  st 
Degilvin  John,  shoemaker,  Falls  st  s  of  Thomas 
Degoy  Bartholomew,  carpenter,  69  Harrison  st 
De  Gruchy  John,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Aisquith  s  side 
Deichelbohrer  Samuel,  tavern  &  boarding  house,  54  Bond  8t 
Delacour  David,  accountant,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Delahoe  mrs.  confectioner,  90  Eutaw  st 
Delahunt  John,  tanner,  Market  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 
Delahunt  Wm.  carpenter,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Delano  Henry  D.  (firm  of  Elder  &.  Delano);  dw  3  Caroline  row 

Caroline  st 
Delany  Robert,  Union  tavern,  23  w  Pratt  st 
Delany  Michael,  grocer,  s  w  cor  North  and  Baltimore  sts 
Delaway  John,  carpenter,  16  New  Church  st 
Deleanlow  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  Granby  st  e  ofL.  Gough 
Dell  Wm.  bookbinder,  Wine  st;  dw  Centre  st  near  Howard 
Delia  Gerard,  blacksmith,  Lee  st  near  Charles 
Delia  vie  &  Brand,  tobacconists,  Pratt  st  1  door  e  of  the  bridge 
Dellehay  James,  shoemaker,  Saratoga  st  near  Howard 
Delmas  Alexis  A.  grocer,  4  n  Calvert  st;  dw  s  Charles  st  bet 

Lombard  arid  Baltimore 
JDelong  Prour,  weaver,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
jDelony  Gray,  Strawberry  alley  near  Wilk  st 
JDeiosuer  Isaac,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
Deloste  Francis,  watchmaker  &  jeweller,  44  Baltimore  Bt 
Deloughery  Dr.  Edward,  24  Pitt  st 
Delphey  Orlando,  cabinet  maker,  101  Bond  st 
Delsher  Mary,  Holliday  st  near  Pleasant 
Delsher  John,  168  n  Gay  st.  o  t 
Deluol  Rev.  L.  R.  superintend,  of  St  Mary's  Seminary,  Penn  av 

n  of  Franklin  st 
Del  Vechio  Peter,  High  st  n  of  Water 
De  Mangin  Francis  A.  baker.,  69  n  Liberty  st 
Demeras  James,  wheelwright,  Hanover  Bazaar,  Camden  st 
Demart  Charles,  Shakspear  st  w  of  Market 
Demby  William,  Cove  st  extended 
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DEY  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

Demehnan  Joseph,  optician,  Forest  at  n  of  Gay 

Dempsey  Michael,  liquor  store,  cor  Pratt  and  Frederick    sts 

Dempsey  Owen,  Mercer  st  near  Light 

Dempsey  Wm.  coachmaker,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl 

Dempster  John,  corner  of  Johnson  and  Cross  sts 

Dempster  James,  waterman,  Cross  st  near  William 

tDenby  Patience,  8  s  Liberty  st 

Denison  Pvlarcus,  31  Baltimore  st;  dw  n  Frederick  st 

Denison  Conain  &  Co.  carpet  factory,  s  High  st 

Denison  Samuel,  plaisterer,  Eden  st  s  of  Orleans 

Denmead  Adam,  carpenter,  North  st  s  of  Saratoga;  dw  Exeter 

st  near  Low 
Denmead  Thomas,  machine  maker,  Cove  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Denmead  Wm.  machinist,  Wine  st  w  of  Pine 
Delimit  te  John,  Forest  st  n  of  Monument 
JDenney  Samuel,  sawyer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Dennis  Jacob,  carpenter,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Dennis  Frederick,  ship  carpenter,  Bond  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Dennis  Benj.  paper  hanger,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Dennis  Mary,  boarding  house,  71  Saratoga  st 
Dennis  Wm.  cooper,  Shroeder  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Dennison  mrs  Rohert,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Dennison  &,  Conain,  oil  cloth  carpet  manufacturers,  s  High  st 
Denno  Sater,  grocery  &.  liquor  store,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Ba rre 
Denny  &  Co.  auction  and  commission  store,  63  n  Gay  st 
Denny  Wm.  lumber  merch't  &  ship  joiner,  Market  st  s  of  Bank 
Denny  Thos.  auctioneer,  dw  Bane  st  rear  of  Charles 
Denson  Isaac  M.  merchant,  Light  st  whf;  dw  High  st  n  of  Wilk 
Dent  Charles,  grocer,  n  v;  corner  of  Holland  and  Eden  sts 
Derberry  Jacob,  sawyer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Derhng  Edward,  oyster  house,  Caroline  st  s  of  Bank 
Dermnery  Jane,  Forest  st.  n  of  Madison 
Derogh  Samuel,  earpet  weaver,  Granby  st  e  of  L.  Gough 
Deroneeroy  Charles,  music  teacher,  94  High  st 
[Deror  Rachel,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Derr  William,  carpenter,  Ross  st  w  of  Biddle 
Dessim  Henry,  confectioner,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 
Despada  Thos.  (firm  Waesche  &  Despada);  dw  96  w  Pratt  st 
Despeaux  Anthony,  ship  carpenter,  3  Block  st 
Despeaux  mrs.  Ann,  Philpot  st^next  Mariner's  Church 
Despeaux  mrs  Frances,  33  Philpot  st 
Desvoureux  James,  fancy  store,  Bazaar;  t\w  Pitt  st  n  side 
Devalin  James,  Lerevrs  alley  extended 
Devalin  Hugh,  smith  and  machinist.,  86  Harrison  st 
Devaughn  Wm.  shoemaker,  Salisbury  st  between  Lloyd  st  and 

Harford  run 
Devereaux  James,  fancy  store,  Bazaar  Nos  1,  3  &  4;  dw  Pitt 
Do'vier  Wm.  carpenter/ 5  Holland  st       [st  3d  door  e  of  Exeter 
D  vier  mrs  Sarah,  153  French  st 
Djw  Jane,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 

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Dey  mrs.  boarding  house,  near  Rail  road  depot 
Dey  William,  engineer,  near  Rail  road  depot 
Detvees  Samuel,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  12  New  st 
De  Young  Michael,  130  Hanover  st 
Diamond  Ncale,  weaver,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
Diamond  James,  cooper,  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Pickel  John  J.  shoemaker,  Light  st  1  door  n  of  Montgomery 
Dick  Wm.  brickmaker,  cor  Baltimore  and  Bond  sts 
Dickell  mrs  Catherine,  grocer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  fit 
|Dickerson  Betsey,  washer,  Short  alley- 
Dickey  George,  Pacts  st  s  of  Ross 

Dickhout  Adam,  labourer,  vv  Falls  av  bet  Pratt  &  Water  sts 
Dickerson  Elisha,  shoemaker,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
pickersoH  Lucretia,  Wilk  st  e  of  Bond 
Dickerson  Samuel,  shomaker,  11  Mott  st 
Dickeson  John,  carpenter,  Lexington  st  e  of  Cove 
tDickerson  Richard,  seaman,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Dickey  Peter,  manufacturer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Dickey  &.  Woodward,  dry  goods  merchants,  157  Baltimore  st 

JDickerson ,  sawyer,  Cross  st  near  William 

Dickinson  Joshua,  grocer,  s  vv  cor  Lee  and  Charles  sts 

Dickinson  Capt  David  B.  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 

Dickinson  &  Cunningham,  carpenters,  Sharp  st   bet  Lexington 

and  Saratoga 
Dickinson  mrs  Elizabeth,  40  Exeter  st 
Dickinson  John,  Lexington  st  near  Cove 
Dickinson  David  B.  grocer,  n  e  cor  Exeter  and  Water  sts 
Dickinson  mr.  reed  maker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Dicks  Israel,  labourer,  12  Monument  st 
tDickinson  Wm.  steward,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
tDickinson  Robert,  labourer,  Long  lane  w  of  Holland  st 
tDickison  Richard,  labourer,   Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Dickson  Jane,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Dickson  Jane,  dress  maker,  n  Howard  st  near  Madison 
Dickson  Augustus,  bricklayer,  Burgundy  alley  wof  Lunn's  lane 
Dickson  James,  32  Gough  st 
tDickson  Hager,  washer,  Bank  tit  e  of  Eden 
f  Dickson  James,  hackman,  Gay  st  e  of  Belle  Air  market 
tDickson  James,  hackman,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Didier  Franklin  J.  drug  store,  63  Centre  Market  space;  dwell. 

Water  st  s  of  Lloyd 
Didier  Henry,  n  e  corner  of  Charles  and  Pleasant  sts 
Didier  Mary,  Lloyd  st 

tpillon  Sally,  shop  keeper,  Star  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Dielman  — — ,  music  master,  cor  Barnet  and  Sharp  sts 
Dieter  Henry,  seaman,  cor  Strawberry  alley  and  Wilk  sts 
Dieterly  C.  confectioner,  62  n  Gay  st 
Difiendall  John,  stone  cutter,  Constitution  st  w  of  French 
DifTenderflfer  Dr  Michael,  sw  cor  High  and  Plowman  sts 

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DIV  Matchers  Baltimore 

Difienderfler  Richard,  High  st  n  ol'Gay 

Diffenderffer  mrs  John,  grocer  and  iron  merchant,  cor   Pratt  st 

and  M'Elderry's  whf;  dw  e  Baltimore  near  High 
Diffenderffer  Charles,  grocer,  5  Baltimore  st;  dvv  n  e  corner  of 

Temple  and  Baltimore  sts 
Diffenderffer  J.  hardware  merchant,  cor  Bait.  &.  Frederick  sis 
Diuenderfl'er  Henry  O.  cabinet  maker,  Water  st  e  oi  Exeter 
Diii'ey  Victor,  blacksmith,  Tyson's  alley 
Digels  John,  dyer,  Lexington  st  ex-tended 
Digenhart  Charles,  tobacconist,  Hillen  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Diggs  William,  carpenter,  Homespun  alley 
Diggs  James,  ship  carpenter,  63  Ann  st 
Diggs  Richard  H.  ship  joiner,  Wolf  st  s  of  Wiik 
Digir  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Gough  st  vv  of  Spring 
tDiggs  George,  whitewasher,  Eutaw  sts  of  Camden 
tDiggs  Wra,  drayman,  Cove  st  s  of  German 
Dill  Edward  W.  druggist,  105  Pratt  st 
Diiley  Andrew,  blacksmith,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Dillon  Daniel  J.  painter,  Paca  st  n  of  Fayette 
Dillow  Richard,  farrier,  Eutaw  sts  of  Ross 
Di  worth  John,  labourer,  High  st  s  of  Stiles 
Dimmilt  Joshua,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  st 
Diusmore  Patrick,  110  n  Howard  st 
Dinsmore  &.  Kyle,  grocers,  2  Pratt  st  wharf 
Dinsmore  Thomas,  grocer,  French  st  w  of  Exeter 
Dinsmore  Mary,  Sharp  st  bet  Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Dinsmore  Samuel,  carter,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth1, 
Disciples'  Meeting  house,  Norih  st  opposite  Hibernian  school, 
elders,  Wm.  Carman,  Chas.  Farquharson  &  Hugh  Bell 
Disney  Mary,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Disney  Wesley,  comb  manufacturer,  M'Clellen's  st.  near  Fayette 

dvv  130  s  Sharp  st 
Disney  James,  comb  maker,  Monument  st  e  of  Ensor 
Disney  John,  painter,  corner  Green  and  Conway  sts 
Disney  &  Watts,  paint  shop,  Columbia  st  bet  Howard  &  Eutaw; 

dw  corner  Green  and  Conway 
Dispensary  Baltimore  General,  corner  Holliday  st  and  Orange 

alley;  James  P.Williamson,  apothecary 
Dispensary  Eastern,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Canal  sts 
Ditman  John,  watchman,,  York  avenue 
Dittman  John  H.  baker,  54  Exeter  st 
Divan  mrs  Susanna,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 
Divins  mrs.  Pine  st  w  side  s  of  Mulberry 
Dixon  James,  carpenter,  68  vv  Pratt  st;  dw  124  s  Sharp  st 
Dixon  Isaac,  waterman,  York  st  near  Light 
Dixon  Susanna,  dry  goods  store,  106  w  Pratt  st 
Dixon  Preston,  Busy  alley 

Dixon  Isaac  F.  carpenter,  Paca  st  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Dixon  Agnes,  weaver,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Dixon  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Ana 
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Dixon  &  Kern]),  carpenters,  27  s  Howard  st 

Dixon  Moses  T.  picture  frame  maker,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 

tDixon  Perry,  hackman,  Douglass  st  e  of  Forest 

tDixon  Henry,  sawyer,  Piatt  f;t  road 

Dobbin  George  W.'attorney  at  law,  Charles  st  bet  Pleasant  &, 

Mulberry;  oifice,  Is'St.  Paul 
Dobbin  11.  A.  (firm  Dobbin,  Murphy  &  Bose);  dw  32  e  Bait,  st 
Dobbin  Wilhani,  carpenter,  Lee  st  mar  Light 
Dobbin  John,  shoemaker,near  Charles  st  City  Spiing,ina  small 

couri  running  (ton!  Charles  st 
Dobler  George,  fancy  store,  15  Bazaar 
Dobson  &  Fonder,  painters,  52  High  st 
Dobson  John,  painter,  91  Fleet  st 
Dobson  Jesse,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
+Dobson  Henrietta,  Low  st  between  Potter  and  Exeter 
Docwra  miss,  dress  and  habit  maker,  S9  n  Calvert  st 
tDockins  Robert,  bricknuker,    Sugar  ailey  near  Charles  st 
Dodd  Jane,  7  Stirling  st 

Dode  Peter;  clothing  store,  28  Pratt  st  w  of  the  market 
Dodge  W.  8c  G.  R.  glass,  oil  Sc  paint  store,  20  Baltimore  st 
Dodson  Robert  A.  ship  carpenter,  near  corner   Fountain  and 

Washington  sts 
Doer  David,  baker,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
tDoer  Ruth,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Doriord  Yorick,  tanner,  5  York  avenue 
Dohm  John,  shoemaker,  39  Fayette  st 
Dohrman  Herman,  grocer,  Camden  st  near  Light 
Dolphin  .Francis,  victualler,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Dolon  mrs  Bridget,  Hillen  st  e  of  Front 
Domino  John,  plasterer,  Ross  st  extended 
Donagan  Patrick,  carter,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 
Donahue  Thomas,  silver  plater,  6  Block  st 
Donaldson  Samuel  I.  attorney  at  law,  43  St  Paul  st 
Donaldson  Wm.  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  ol  Cove 
Donaldson  Samuel  ship  carpenter,  2G  Fleet  st 
Donaldson  David,  hatter,  York  avenue 
Donaldson  Priscilla,  18  Caroline  st 
Donaldson  John  J.  Franklin  st  near  Charles 
Donaldson  Simon,  cooper,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Donadieu  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  4  Baltimore  st 
Donman  Roston,  labourer,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
Donnell  John,  Water  st  w  of  South 
Donnelly  Owen,  lahourer,  Calvert  st  near  Centre 
Donnelly  James,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Donnelly  Daniel,  bricklayer,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Donohae  James,  ship  joiner,  93  Fleet  st 
Do  no  ho  Ellen,  huckster,  12  Fish  Market  space 
Donovon  Hosea,  cordwainer,  Paca  st  s  of  Fayette 
Donovon  Carvill,  carpenter,  East  st  s  of  Hillen 
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Donovon ,  cabinet  maker,  s  w  cor  East  and  iiillen  sts 

Donovon  Richard,  innkeeper,  n  w  cor  Long  ail  &  Lexington  st 
Donsee  L.  boo!  and  shoemaker,  14  n  Liberty  st;  d\v  Lexington 

st  e  of  Cove 
Dooby  mrs  Mary,  shop  keeper,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Dorbeaker  Wm.  victualler,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
JDorbeaker  Adam,  victualler,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
Do  ran  Henrietta,  13  Water  st  near  the  market 
Dorgan  John,  ship  yard,  \v  Falls  av.  near  the  drawbridge;  dvv 

20  Philpot  st 
During  David,  St  Mary  st  n  ofPenn  av 
Doritee  Wm.  painter,  19  High  st;  dw  93  Pitt  st 
Dority  Joseph,  coach  trimmer,  Biddle  st  e  ofPenn  av 
Donna n  Thomas,  shoe  store,  Baltimore  st  bridge;  dvv  Holland 

st  e  of  Harford  run 
Dorrnan  Wm  of  Major,  boarding  house,  w  Pratt  st  near  bridge 
Dorman  Wm.  hatter,  32  Bond  st 

Dorman  &  Ames,  grocers  &,  coramis.  merchants,  73  s  Calvert  st 
Dorn  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  cor  Baltimore  st  &,  Temple  ah 
Dorney  George  O.  grocer,  66  Bond  st 
Dorney  Bartholomew,  1G  Bond  st 
Dorrittee  Joshua,  bricklayer,  Mott  st  e  side 
Dorry  Eleanor,  druggist,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Market 
Dorsey  Joshua,  broker,  basement  story  of  the  Exchange 
Dorsey  R.  counting  room,  21  Second  st 
Dorsey  Benjamin  H.  clerk,  St  Paul  st  s  of  Franklin 
Dorsey  Samuel  W.  attorney  at  law,  Courtland  st  near  Saratoga 
Dorsey  Henry  K.  cabinet  maker,  45  n  Sharp  st 
Dorsey  Henrietta,  Paca  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Dorsey  Thomas,  tavern,  cor  Paca  and  Pratt  sts;  dw  Paca  op- 
posite Camden 
Dorsey  Alfred,  blacksmith,  Park  lane  w  of  Pine  st 
Dorsey  Michael,  Barre  st  rear  of  Charles 

Dorsey  Ezekiel,  ship  chandler  &  grocer,  cor  Bond  &  Thames  sts 
Dorsey  Richard  H.  shoemaker,  19  Mott  st 
Dorsey  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  95  Fleet  st 
Dorsey  Julia  B.  Conway  st  w  of  Charles 

Dorsey  Richard  R.  merchant;  dw  Saratoga  st  opposite  Liberty 
{Dorsey  James,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
tDorsey  Edward,  seaman,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 
tDorsey  Henry,  blacksmith,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
{Dorsey  Charles,  carter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 
tDorsey  Charles,  carter,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch 
Dosh  Rebecca,  41  s  Charles  st 
fDossou  Joseph,  barber,  53  Centre  Market  space 
Doubleday  Samuel,  machinist,  w  end  of  Baltimore *st 
Dougherty  Thomas,  carpet  weaver,  Granby  st  w  of  the  rim 
Dougherty  James,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  2  Ross  st 
Dougherty  Patrick,  pedlar,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
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Dougherty  Neale,  grocer,  Union  st  w  of*  Ross 

Dougherty  Jas.  marhle  steam  saw  mill,  cor  York  &  Johnson  sts 

Dougherty  Thos.  labourer,  Cross  si  near  William 

Doughty  Eppenetus,  baker,  39  Lexington  st 

Douglass  William,  Charles  st  near  Henrietta 

Douglass  Peter,  cooper,  5ri  Harrison  st 

Douglass  Joseph,  cooper,  58  Harrison  st;  2d  hand  store  do. 

Douglass  Dr.  A.  B.  8  Hanover  st;  dvv  Baltimore  st  e  of  Exeter 

Douglass  Letetia,  Saratoga  st  near  Charles 

tDouglass  Samuel,  drayman,  w  end  of  Baltimore  st 

Dover  Christopher,  shoemaker,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

tDowden  Isaac,  drayman,  Hull's  lane  6  doors  of  e  of  Foiest  st 

tDowden  Solomon,  sawyer,  Forest  si  s  of  Duuglass 

Dowling  Mary,  14  Maryland  Arcade;  dvv  Canal  st  near  e  Bait 

Dowling  Edward,  Caroline  st  s  of  Bank 

Downey  Risdon,  chairmaker,  Frederick  st  near  Gay 

Downey  Edmund,  carpenter,  near  the  corner  of  Market  f  p  and 

Hampstead  sts 
Downie  Wm.  ostler,  Market  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 
Downing  Howell,    carpenter,    corner  Courtland  and  Mulberry 

sts;  dw  Howard  st  near  Mulberry 
Downing  Howell,  dry  goods  store,  99  n  Howard  st 
Downs  Isaiah,  horn  presser,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pine 
Downs  \Yrm.  labourer,  College  alley 
Downs  James,  cordwainer,  New  st  e  ofPaca 
Downs  H.  carpenter,  corner  Mulberry  and  Courtland  sis 
Downs  Robert,  shoemaker,  Canal  st  n  of  Holland 
Downs  Robert,  ropemaker,  Eden  st  s  of  Jeflerson 
Downs  mrs  Stewart  D.  94  n  Eutaw  st 
Doxey  Josiah,  pilot,  77  Alice  Anna  st 
Doyle  Peter,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Doyle  Gabriel,  carter,  Caroline  st  n  ot  Fleet 
tDoyle  Richard,  labourer,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Drabenk  Charles,  ropemaker,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Drake  Matthew,  hardware  merchant,  27  Light  st 
Drake  Wm.  grocer  and  agent,  cor  William  and  Cross  sts 
Draper  Alex,  botanic  physician,  Orleans  st  4  doors  e  of  the  run 
Draper  Ryland,  tobacconist,  Run  alley,  s  of  Lexington  st 
tDraper  Garrison,  tobacconist 
Drew  Mary  H.  Pitt  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Dreyer  John  N.  printer  and  editor  of  'Buerger  Freund,'  13  n 

Liberty  st 
Driscoll  Cornelius  F.  sea  captain,  Pratt  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Drohan  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Arcade  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Drone  John,  broom  manufacturer,  Temple  st 
Drost  Mary  J.  47  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Drury  &  Conway,  tin  and  sheet  iron  workers,  243  Baltimore  st 
Drury  William,  64  Lexington  st 

Drum  John,  grocer,  cor  Apple  alley  and  Alice  Anna  st 
Drummond  Chas,  tvpe  founder,  n  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
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Drummond  John,  weaver,  Peirce  st  vv  of  Chatsworth 

Drummoud  John,  weaver,  Freedom  st  n  of  Sarah  Ann 

Dry d en  &  Son,  drapers  and  tailors,  5  Sharp  st 

Dryden  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1  s  Liberty  st 

Dryden  Isaac,  painter  and  glazier,  79  Conway  st 

Dryden  mrs  Nancy,  75  Saratoga  st 

Duaggan  Frances,  milliner,  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  st 

Duhernard  Wm.  tailor  and  scourer,  17  w  Pratt  st 

Dubernard  John,  High  st  s  of  Granby 

Dubernat  John  A.  merchant,  .High  st  e  side  n  of  Granby 

Dubois  John  L.  city  bailiff,  Low  st  near  Aisquith 

Ducatel  Julius  T.  professor  of  chemistry,  Lexington  near  Charles 

Duchemen  mrs  Margaret,  72  Camden  st 

jDucket ,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Lee 

Duddle  James,  cabinet  maker,  Penn  av  n  of  St  Mary  st 

Duesbury  mrs  Elizabeth,  27  Albemarle  st 

tDudley  Jas.  sawyer,  Necessity  alley,  bet  Exeter  &  Potter  sts 

Duer  Charles,  grocer,  23  n  Eutaw  st 

Duer  David,  baker,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 

Duer  J.  Calvert  st  between  Baltimore  and  Fayette  sts 

Duering  John  S.  corchvainer,  St  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 

Duff  George,  51  e  Baltimore  st 

Duff  John,  weaver,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 

Duff  inrs  Lerew's  alley  extended 

Duff  mrs  Mary  Ann,  19  Albemarle  street 

Duff  mrs  Mary,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 

Buff  Elizabeth,  Holland  street  w  precincts 

JDuff  George,  cordwainer,  Pearl  street  s  of  Saratoga 

Duffy  Henry,  clothing  store,  corner  Calvert  and  Water  sts 
Duffy  Martin,  blacksmith,  36  Bond  street 

tDuffy  Charles,  labourer,  Eden  st  s  of  Pitt 

Dugan  Cumberland,  Water  street  next  Exchange  buildings 

Dugan  Stevenson,  cooper,  Commerce  street   betw  Pratt  and 

Cable  streets,  and  scow'-ofiice  62  Pratt  st 
Dugan  Frederick  J.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  street  near  Cal- 
vert, dvv  77  St.  Paul  street 
Dugan  Fanny,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
Dugas  Lewis  A.  Pearl  st  s  of  Franklin 
Dugent  Francis,  30  High  street 

Duhamel  James,  dealer  in  bags,  over  12   Bowly's  wharf,   dw 
Duhurst  qara  Mary,  39  n  Gay  street  [17  Jackson  st 

Duke  James,  grocer,  cor  Camden  and  Howard  sts 
Dukehart  John,  carpenter,Fayette  street  near  Calvert 
Dukehart  John  jr.  dvv  37  Fayette  st  e  of  Calvert 
Dukehart  Joseph  and  Co.  wood  ware  and    variety  store,  101 2 

Baltimore  street 
Dukehart  John  jr.  hardware  merchant,  164  Baltimore  street 
Dukehart  William,  dw  Aisquith  street  n  of  Monument 
Dukes  James/'watchman,  Henrietta  street  near  Charles 
Duley  John,  moulder  of  iron,  Cross  st  near  William 
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Dull  James,  blacksmith,  sw  cor  Lee  &  Light  sts,  dvv  Charles 

betw  Barre  and  Lee  streets 
Dulany  J.  L.  attorney  at  law,  St.  Paul  st  s  of  Lexington,  dvv 

Courtland  st  near  Franklin 
Dunbar  George  T.  cashier  Commercial   and  Farmers'  Bank 

Howard  street  1  door  s  of  German 
Dunbar  Charles,  drayman,  Chamberlain  alley  near   Euiaw  st 
Duncan  Dr.  Adolphus,  52  n  Frederick  street 
Duncan  James,  tavern  keeper,  Concord  street 
Duncan  David,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  at  w  of  Cove 
Duncan  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  5  South  street 
Duncan  Rev.  John  M.  Calvert  st  nof  Lexin<jton,Church  Fay- 
ette st  betw  Charles  and  Liberty  sts"' 
Duncan  George,  gardner,  Cove  st  n  of 'Franklin 
Duncan  William,  rigger,  Fleet  st  w  of  Market 
Duncan  James,  fan  maker,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Duncan  Christian,  paver,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
f  Duncan  Hetty,  washer,  Eden  st  s  of  Pitt 
Dungan  Wilkinson  &  Co.  shoe  dealers,  72  Lexington  st 
Dungan  Stephenson,  cooper,  Commerce  st  between  Pratt   & 

Cable  sts    scow  office  62  Pratt  st 
Dungan  Jesse,  machinist,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Dungan  William,  grocer,  se  cor  Calvert  and   Bath  sts 
Dungan  Alexander,  carpenter,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Dungan  Francis  D.  dw  33  Pearl  st 
Dungan  Stophenson,  cooper,  Stiles  st  w  of  Exeter 
Dungey  William,  farrier,  274  n  Howard  st 
Dunghnson  Dr.  Robley,  16  Hanover  st 
tDungy  John,  seaman,  Douglass  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Dunham  Francis  J  Pleasant  street 
Dunham  Jacob,  shipwright,  Starr  alley  s  of  Wilk  street 
Dunigan  William,  carter,  23  Fell  street 
Dunkan  James,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  Bond  st  e  ofLan- 
Dunkerly  Richard,  turner,  w  end  Baltimore  street         Tcaster 
Dunkin  Levin  If.  ship  builder,  23  Fell  st 
Dunlevy  Thomas,  keeper  of  livery  stables,  Swan  sts  side   dvv 

20  n  Gay  st,  and  Stables  22  n  Gay  street 
Dunn  Susan,  Lee  st'  e  of  Charles 
Dunn  mrs  Elizabeth,  Liberty  alley  s  of  Madison  street 
Dunn  Washington,  huckster,  Lee  st  near  Light 
Dunn  Francis,  huckster,  York  street  near  Light  st 
Dunn  mrs.  8  Commerce  street 
Dunn  Alexander,  rope  maker,  West  street 
Dunn  John  C.  grocer,  se  cor  Bath  and  North  sts 
Dunn  Michael,  wheelwright,  60  High  street 
Dunn  John,  labourer,  Bishop's  alley  s  of  Stiles  street 
Dunn  John  tailor,  23  New  Church  st,  shop  n  Liberty  st  a  of 
Dunn  mrs  boarding  house,  58  s  Calvert  street         ["Lexington 
Uunn  John,  Sharp  st  between  Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 
Dunn  John,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 

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Dunn  Curtis,  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  street  e  of  Bond 

Dunning  Samuel,  victualler,  Harford  avenue  n  of  Church  st 

Dunnington  William  P.  dw  241  Hanover  street 

Dunsey  Patrick,  labourer,Stra  wherry  alley,  n  of  Alice  Annast 

Durack  Lawrence,  sawyer,  59  Salisbury  st 

Durborow  John,  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  opposite  Union 

Bank,  d\v  114  n  Eutaw  street 
Durding  John,  wheelwright,  Pratt  st  r,  of  Gough 
Durding  Martha,  milliner,  East  si  n  of  Douglass 
Durding  Henry,  oyster  house,  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline 
Durham  J  no.  cooper,  cor  Pratt  &  Green  sts.  dw  41  n  Liberty 
Durham  Jacob,  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  e  of  Wolf 
Durham  Lloyd,  grocer,  ssv  cor  Eutaw  and  Camden  streets 
Durham  William,  rearol'36  Lerew's  alley 
Durkee  Dr.  II.  A.  9  s  Calvert  street 

Durmison  John,  plasterer,  nw  cor  Eden  and  Douglass  sts 
Durocher  A.  JI.  dancing  master,  8is  Sharp  street 
Durst  John  F.  cotton  wadding  factory,  175  Hanover  street 
Dushane  John,  carpenter,  64  s  Sharp  street 
Dushane  Cornelius,  bricklayer,  5S  s  Sharp  street 
Dushane  Jno  &  Valentine,  carpenters, nw  cor  Sharp  &  Lom- 
Dashane  John  jr.  carpenter,  Saratoga  w  of  Pine         [bard  sts 
Dushane  Valentine,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w   of  Pearl  shop 
cor  Sharp  and  Mulberry  streets  [st.  s  of  Wilk 

Dutton  Robert,  justice  of  peace,  and    cabinet  maker,  Bond 
Dutton  John,  lime   inspector,  East  st  s  of  L'nsor 
Duvall  Rebecca,  Green  st  n  of  Lombard 
Duvall  Lewis,  firm  Tiffany  Duvall  &  Co.  Charles  st  betw  Ha- 
milton and  Centre  streets 
Duvall  Nathan,  shoemaker,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Duvall  Charles,  labourer,  w  end  Baltimore  st  s  side 
Duvall  mrs  Mary  Ann,  High  sts  of  Baltimore  street 
Duvall  Hamlet,  painter,  Fayette  st  1  door  i:  of  Calvert,  dw  11 
jDuvall  Richard,  drayman,  Jew's  alley  n  of  Dutch  [s  Liberty 
buyer  mrs  Elizabeth,  East  street  s  of  French 
Duyer  Peter,  potter,  14  Poller  street 
Dye  mrs  Mary,  64  Market  street 
Dyer  Isadore,  watch  &  clock  maker,  49  Bond  street 
Dyer  Joseph,  victualler,  49  Bond  street 
Dyer  John  83.  victualler,  York  avenue 

Dykes  James  S.  painter,  Baltimore  street  wof  Pearl  and  Hol- 
Dysart  Moses  A.  collector,  31  e  Baltimore  street  [land 

Dyson  Mary,  weaver,  Chatsworth  st  s  of  Saratoga 

JCialer  mrs  Elizabeth,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Washington 
Ealer  Joseph  E,  clock  and  watchmaker,  46  n  Eutaw  st 
Ealer  William,  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Ealey  William,  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Annastw  of  Wolf 
Earickson  F.  ship  joiner,  lower  end  McElderry's   wharf,  dw 
Earickson  mrs  Mary,  Wilk  st  e  of  Fxeter        [33  Albemarle  st 

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Earnest,  Cowles  &  Co.China  mts  25  &  29  s  Calvert  st.  stone 
ware  pottery,  Wilk  st  e  of  Washington,  d\v  G.  E.  9 
Waterloo  row 
Earnest  Geo.  jr.  attorney  at  law,  9  Waterloo  row  n  Calvert  st 
Easby  Thomas,  boat  builder,  Wolf  st  n  of  Thames 
Easter  John  of  John,  dry  goods  mt.  26  Centre  Market  space, 

dw  Pratt  st  s  side  between  High  and  Exeter  sts 
Easter  Hamilton,  dry  goods  mt.  47  Baltimore  st 
Easter  John,  grocer,  cor  Jackson  and  Canal  sts 
Easter  John,  dry  goods  mt.  39  Baltimore  street 
Eastern  Savings  Institution,  s  e  cor  North  and  Fayette  sts.  J 

S.  Gittings  president,  J.  Pinkney  vice  president 
Eastman  J.  S.  Agricultural  implements  &  seed  store,  36  Pratt 

street,  dw  Barre  st  betw  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Eastman  and  Whitington  com.  mts.  S5Bowly's  wharf 
Easton  mrs  Ruth,  Water  street  n  side  e  of  Exeter 
Ebau  Sanfear,  Liberty  alley  s  of  Madison  st 
Ebbert  Ann,  mantua  maker,  90  Park  street 
Ebbet  Columbus,  locksmith,  74  Camden  street 
Ebbs  Edward  S.  teacher,  Camden  st  betw  Charles  &  Hanover 
Ebbsworth  Maria,  S4  Baltimore  street 
Ebden  William,  stone  mason,  148  n  Eutaw  street 
Eccleston  Samuel,  archbishop,of  Catholic   church,  Baltimore 

dw  n  w  cor  Charles  and  Baltimore  streets 
Eccleston  mrs  Rebecca,  Bond  st  s  of  Water 
Eccord  mrs  Mary,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
Eckerdt  Henry,  baker,  Camden  st  (rear)  near  Sharp  st 
Eckle  mrs  Mary,  cor  Exeter,  and  Hillen  sts 
Eden  Williams  victualler,  Light  st  near  West 
Eden  Alexander,  victualler,  Light  street  near  Austin 
Edes  Mary  A.  Light  street  opposite  Mercer 
Edie  Isabella,  tutoress,  268  n  Howard  street 
Egan  Andrew,  firm  do.  dw  Saratoga  st  betw  Paca  and   Green 
Egenton  &  Morris,  French  bur  millstone  and  Piaster   Paris 
manufacturers,  w  Falls  avenue  near  Pratt   st  bridge,  & 
corner  of  Paca  &,  Saratoga  sts  n  of  Lexington  market 
Edmondson  Thomas,  Franklin  st  extended 
Egenton  J.  B.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  se  cor  South  and 

Water  sts.  dw  Salisbury  st  e  of  High 
Egleston  Joseph,  carpenter,  Pine  st  w  side  s  of  Mulberry 
Egleston  Benjamin,  house  joiner,  Mulberry  st  between  Pearl 
Edmonds  Richard,  sawyer,  French  st  e  of  Potter     [and  Pine 
Edmondson  Eli,  upholsterer,  cor  Cove  and  Franklin  sts 
Edmondson  John,  corner  Light  and  Hamburg  sts 
Edmondson  Capt.  Moses,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Edmondson  Thomas,  Franklin  st  w  of  Unitarian  church 
Edrington  Doctor  Edmund  G.  16  Fayette  st  near  St.  Paul 
Edwards  Richard,  sea  captain,  Wolf,  st  s  of  Wilk 
Edwards  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  SO  Harrison  street 
Edwards  Henry,  seaman,  92  Market  street 
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Edwards  Richard  jr.  wholesale  glass  dealer,  2  s  Charles  st2d 

door  s  of  Centre  street 
Edwards  William,  carpenter,  Granby  st  w  of  the  run 
Edwards  William,  carpenter,  139  Pratt  street 
Edwards  Joseph,  brass  founder,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Edwards  James,  Howard  street  near  Franklin 
Edwards  Robert,  carpenter,  Orleans  st  e  of  Friendship 
Edwards  Samuel,  seaman,  Shakspear  st  w  ofMarket 
Edwards  Leroy,  cabinet  maker,  Front  st  n  of  York 
JEdwards  Sarah,  30  Bond  street 
Egan  mrs  Ann,  grocer,  5  Mercer  street 
Egerton  William.mill  stone  maker,  dw  corPacaand  Saratoga, 

shop  Paca  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Egleston  Benjamin,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Egnew  William,  sexton  of  Eastern  Potter's  field,   dw  [Balti- 
more street  e  of  Apple  alley 
Ehlen  &  Reiman,  sugar  refiners,  Paca  st  s  of  Franklin 
Ehler  mrs  Hannah,  132  Exeter  street 
Ehlen  John  H.  dw  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Ehlers  Lewis,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  99  s  Howard  street 
Eichelberger,  George  S.  justice  of  peace,  Second  st  e  of  Gay 

dw  Pitt  street  near  Shot  tower 
Eichelberger  William,  Lexington  st  2  doors  e  of  Charles 
Eichelberger  J.  F.  &  J.  S.  tobacconists,  73  n  Howard   street, 

dw  Camden  street  between  Paca  and  Eutaw  sts 
Eichelberger  Martin,  Custom  house  24  Hanover  street 
Eichelberger  John,  tobacconists  Howard  st.  dw  Camden  E~oi 
Eichelberger  Mary,  Camden  st  e  of  Paca  [Paca 

Eichelberger  John  M.  painter,  Green  at  s  of  Conway 
Eichelberger  Chas.  W.  painter,  Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Eichelberger  John,  cigar  maker,  Park  st  near  Mulberry 
Eisell  John,  drayman,  45  Pitt  street 
Eisenbrant  C.  H.  musical  instrument  manufacturer  &   musk 

store,  54  Baltimore  street 
Elarison  Ann,  Montgomery  street  near  Charles 
Elbert  Mary  Ann,  58  Market  street  f.  p. 
Elbert  Dr.  William  H.  58  market  street  f.  p. 
Elbert  George,  cigar  maker,  Park  lane  extended 
Elbers  Reuben,  waterman,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Elder  mrs  Sarah,  Cove  st  w  of  Pine 

Elder  &  Delano,  ship  chandlers  and  grocers,  91  Smith's  wh 
Elder  S.  firm  of  do.  Pratt  st  near  Canal  street 
Elder  Frances,  coppersmith,  Low  st  betw  High  and  Exeter 
Elder  Basil  S.  &>  Son,   grocers  &  com  mts.   Eutaw  st   n  o 

Baltimore,  dw  B.  S.  Elder,  Fayette  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Elder  Samuel,  biscuit  baker,  Pratt  st  w  of  the  run 
Elder  Hilary,  hatter,  York  st  near  Charles 
Elder  Rev.  A.  T.  treasurer  of  St.  Mary's  college,  Penn.  av 

n  of  Franklin  street 
Elder  Francis  S.  eor  Exeter  &  Low  sts 
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Eiderkin  W.  G.  29  n  Gay  street 

Elderkin  John,  woollen  manufactoryj  Hillen  st  e  of  East 

Elditch  mrs.  8  Monument  street 

Eli  Israel,  baker,  Orleans  st  5  doors  e  of  Spring 

Eliason  Erick,  furniture  store,  64  n  Howard  st 

Ellender  Frederick,  plaisterer,  Orleans  st  e  of  Forrest 

Ellender  Wm.  176  n  Gay  st 

Ellery4Eppes,  jeweller  and  gold   and  silver  spectacle  maker, 

cor  Fayette  and  M'Clellan  sts  dw  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Ellicott  E.  &  P.  iron  warehouse,  corner  Pratt  and  Light  sts 

dw  Pratt  st  between  Sharp  and  Howard 
Ellicott  Andrew,  merchant,  73  Sharp  st 
Ellicott  Andrew,  President  Baltimore  Chemical  manufacturing 

Co.  4  &  5  Ellicott  st  and  on  Light 
Ellicott  Evan  T.  &  co.  manufacturers  of  boiler  and  sheet  iron 

7  &,  8  Ellicott  st  and  on  Light  st 
Ellicott  A.  &,  J.  4  Ellicott  st  [Charles 

Ellicott  Samuel  jr.  firm  Alex.  Falls  &.  co.  dw  Saratoga  st  near 
Ellicott  Jonathan  &  sons,  flour  merchants,  and  manufacturers 

of  iron  pipes  and  castings,  s  end  of  Patterson  st 
Ellicott  Thomas,  19  Sharp  st 
Ellicott  Andrew,  73  s  Sharp  st 
Elliott  John  J.,  shoe  store,  56£  Centre  Market  space 
Elliott  John  H.painter,67  Smith's  wf.  dw  Granby  st  near  Canal 
Elliott  Samuel,  jr.  Saratoga  st  near  Charles 
Elliott  Nicholas,  grocer,  Water  st  near  Caroline 
Elliott  mrs  Mary,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Elliott  mrs  Jemimah,  Pratt  st  2d  door  e  of  President 
Elliott  Wm.  sen.  carter,  26  Sterling  st 
Elliott  John  H.  painter,  Granby  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Blliott  John,  teacher  of  music,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Elliott  Wm.  shoemaker,  Orleans  st  n  side  w  of  Aisquith 

Elliott meal  seller,  corner  Forest  and  Ensor  sts 

Elliott  James,  grocery,  Penn  av  w  of  Ross  st 
Elliott  mrs  Elizabeth,  129  Ensor  st 
Elliott  George,  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Schroeder 
Elliott  Jackson,  shoemaker,  Ensor  st  s  w  of  Monument 
Elliott  James,  plaisterer,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Elliott  George,  carpenter,  Madison  st3  doors  w  of  Howard 
,  Elliott  Margaret,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
Elliott  Thomas,  proprietor  livery  stables,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
Elliott  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 
tEUiott  Robert,  waiter,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
tElliott  Samuel,  porter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Ellis  Wm.  mahogany  sawyer,  Plowman  st 
Ellis  Thomas,  collector,  corner  High  and  Stiles  sts 
Ellis  John,  grocer,  Penn  av  extended 
Eliia  Benjamin,  Spring  st  v  of  Wilk 
Ellis  Jesse,  coach  lamp  maker,  5  German  st 
Ellison  Samuel,  coppersmith,  Granby  st  w  of  the  run 
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Ellmore  James,  victualler,  Loudenslager's  hill  n  side 

Ellott  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  York  st  near  Light 

Ellott  Hubbard,  shoemoker,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 

Elsby  mrs  Hannah,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 

Elsberry  Charles,  seaman,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Bond 

Elseroad  Francis,  labourer,  1  French  st 

Elving  Wm.  R.  watchmaker,  Wolfst  n  of  Alice  Anna 

Eltonhead  Thomas,  jeweller  and  silversmith,  GO  South  st 

Ely  John  C.  architect,  n  w  cor  Apple  alley  and  Pratt  st 

Ely  Mahlon,  shoemaker,  41  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Eman  Thomas,  12  Commerce  st 

Emerick  David,  cordvvainer,  Penn  av  n  of  Preston  st 

Emerson  Aquilla,  blacksmith,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Emery  Gideon,  Franklin  st  near  Park 

Emich  John  V.  firm  Gulley  and  Emich,  stove  and  sheet  iron 

manufacturers,  cor  Light  &  Water  sts  dw  299Balto.  st 
Emich  Daniel,  carpenter,  36  Pearl  st 
Emich  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Emmet  Abraham,  carpenter,  Starr  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Emmart  Thomas,  grocer,  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
Emmert  Henry,  tobacconist,  s  e  corner  Howard  and  Pratt  sts 
Emmert  mrs  Hannah,  Gay  st  e  of  Forest 
Emory  John  B.  stone  cutter,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Emory  and  Stevens,  grocers  and  Com.  mts.  2  Bowly's  wharf 
Emory  Samuel,  dw  Green  st  s  of  Franklin 
Emory  Richard,  clerk  in  U.  Bank,  St  Paul  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Emory  &  co.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  30  Baltimore  st  ' 
Emory  Gideon, rrope  maker,  Bank  st  w  of  Happy  alley 
tEmory  Charlotte,  Hull's  lane  5  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st  n  side 
Enck  Mary,  teacher  of  music,  cor  Lexington  and  Sharp  sts 
Eney  Wm.  cordwainer,  w  end  Baltimore  street 
Englend  mrs  Bond  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Engle  Jacob,  shoemaker,  corner  Gough  and  Caroline  sts 
Engel  Daniel,  cordvvainer,  96  n  Howard  st 
English  Elizabeth,  Green  st  n  of  German 
English  mrs  Eliza,  Ross  st  extended 
Ennalls  mrs  J.  boarding  house,  20  s  Gay  st 
tEnnalls  Wm.  caulker,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
tEnnalls  Jacob,  labourer,  Cove  st  extended 
Ennis  Gregory,  grocer,  s  w  corner   Camden   and  Light  sts 

dw  133  Sharp  street 
Ennis  Wm.  carpenter,  19  Commerce  st 
Ennis  mrs  Elizabeth,  17  Albemarle  st 
Ennis  Christian,  cordwainer,  Franklin  st  e  of  Green 
Ennis  Joseph,  lancaster,  st  w  of  Market 
Ennis  Gregory,  boarding  house,  133  s  Sharp  st 
Eno  Richard,  baker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Ensey  Lott  &  co.  grocers,  s  w  corner  Baltimore  &  Eutaw   sts 

dw  L.  E.  Lombard  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Ensor  Luke,  sen.  Bank  st  w  of  Exeter 
Ensor  Wm.  brickmaker,  80  Ensor  st 
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Ensor  Wm.  grocer,  115  Pratt  st 
Ensor  Lott,  dvv  124  Lombard  st 

Entler  Philip,  house  carpenter,  Pine  st  w  eide  N  of  Fayette 
Entz  Andrew,  carpenter,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st  shop  Balti- 
more st  \v  of  Green 
Equitable  Insurance  office,  18  Baltimore  st 
Erek  mrs  Dorothy,  baker,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Ermin  Jacob,  carpenter,  33  Fayette  st  dvv  Lee  e  of  Charles, 
Erskine  and  Eiclieiberger,  grocers  and  wine  dealers,  How- 
ard st  between  Baltimore  and  German 
Ervin  John,  shoemaker,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Erwin  John;  carpenter,  Long  alley  N  of  Lexington  st 
Eshbauch  John,  130  n  Eutaw  st 
Espey  Wm.  cooper,  Ann  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Essender  mrs.  29  Lexington  st 
Essex  Wm.  shoemaker,  corner  Sharp  and  Hil!  sts 
Etchberger  John,  boat  builder,  Ann  sts  of  Alice  Anna 
Etting  B.  G.  Com.  merchant,  36  s  Gay  stdw  278  Balto.  st 
Etting  misses,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Etting  Solomon,  278  Baltimore  st 
Eunger  Henry,  labourer,  Park  lane  extended 
Evans  George,  firm  Bell  and  Evans,  cooper,  dw  Exeter  st 
Evans  mrs  Esther,  umbrella  maker,  4  Baltimore  st 
Evans  Thomas,  carpenter,  86  w  Pratt  stdw  Barre  st  2  doors 
Evans  Richard,  tavern,  14  Market  st  [w  of  Hanover 

Evans  Lisbon,  blacksmith,  Canon  alley 
Evans  Elizabeth,  tavern,  Montgomery  st  near  William 
Evans  Hugh,  VV. attorney  at  law,  cor^Lexington  &  St  Paul  sts 
Evans  Thomas,  night  man,  Wolf  st  n  of  Cough 
Evans  Joseph,  shoemaker,  116  s  Sharp  st 
Evans  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Potter  st  m  of  Hill 
Evans  mrs  Mary/;Maiden  lane 

Evans  Daniel,  bricklayer,  comer  Eden  and  Gough  sts 
Evans  David,  carpenter,  Monument  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Evans  Joshua,  cordwainer,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
Evans  Win.  cooper,  Fayette  st  e  of  Cove 
Evans  Holland,  drayman,  Neighbour  si 
Erans  Barbara,  grocer,  5(3  Fleet  st 

Evans  Job,  carpenter,  n  Howard  st  near  Madison,  dw  Gar- 
Evms  Joseph,  Comet  st  [den  street  near  Madison 

Evans  Thomas,  carpenter,  Barre  st  w  of  Hanover 
1  Evans  Hooper,  seaman,  intersection  Har.  av.  and  Ensor  st 
tEvans  James,  potter,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Evatt  John,  lock  and  gunsmith,  Water  st  w  of  Cheapside 
Evatt  E.  &  C.  lock  St  gunsmiths  &  hardware  store,  35  Light  st 
Everett  Thomas,  labourer,  Hampstead  st  e  of  Spring 
Everett  Thomas,  labourer,  near  eorner  Gough  st  &,  Starr  al. 
Everett  Aim  Jane,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Everett  James,  plaisterer,  203  Bond  st 
Everhart  Joseph,  sen,  tailor,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch 
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Everhart  Joseph,  jr.  painter,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch 

Everhart  Jacob,  tobacconist,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Eutaw 

Everist  Joseph,  cooper  Pratt  st  3  doors  e  of  Caroline 

Everist  Thomas,  grocer,  Pratt  st  e  of  the  bridge 

Everist  Joseph,  cooper,  13  York'avenue 

Ewaldt  Dorothy,  grocer,  Penn  av  s  of  Union  st 

Ewalt  mrs.  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

Ewen  Barney,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  vv  of  Ross  st 

Ewens  John,  pedlar,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 

Ewin  8c  Hearttie,  mathematical  instrument  makers,  53  boutnst 

Ewin  Wm.  victualler,  Penn  av  s  of  Hoffman  st 

Evving  Mary,  n  w  corner  Pitt  and  Aisquith  sts 

Ewing  Mary,  York  st  near  Charles 


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ance  Company's  office,  se  corner,  Christian  Mayer,  Esq.  Pre- 
sident; Mayer»8t  Brantz,  merchants,  occupying  the  same  room. 
American  Insurance  Company's  office,  e  side  of  the  s  en- 
trance, A.  J.  Schwartze,  Esq.  President.  Baltimore  Insur- 
ance Company's  office,  vv  side  of  the  s  entrance,  Henry 
Thompson,  Esq.  President.  Baltimore  Fire  Insurance  Com- 
pany's office,  first  door  s  of  the  entrance  from  Gay  street, 
William  A.  Tucker,  Esq.  President,  and  Augustus  L.  Jen- 
kins Secretary,  British  Consulate,  John  McTavish  Esq.  Con- 
sul, office  first  door  n  of  the  entrance  from  Gay  street.  Wa- 
ter Company's  office,  first  door  n  side  of  the  entrance  from 
Water  street,  Columbus  O'Donnell,  President,  C  O'Don- 
nell's  office  in  same  room;  Henry  Alexander's  office  n  side 
of  the  entrance  from  Water  st.  The  Savings  Bank  of  Balti- 
more, first  door  on  the  n  side  of  the  entrance  from  Gay  st. 
Jos.  Cushing,  president,  Archibald  Stirling,  treasurer.  Com- 
mercial News  Room,  J.  H.  Page,  proprietor,  w  end  opposite 
the  entrance  from  Gay  street. 

The  second  floor  on  the  e  side  is  occupied  by  the  Baltimore 
Club  Association;  the  other  rooms  on  the  second  floor  has  been 
added  to  the  Exchange  Hotel. 

The  Basement  story,  occupied  by  offices  fronting  on  Gay 
street,  viz:  Samuel  Harris,  stock  and  exchange  broker,  no.  22 
L.  Marchand  &,  J.  Brice,  no  23.  Conulate  de  France,  R.  Hen- 
ry, Consul,  no.  21.  E.  Clapp,  stock  broker,  no.  17.  L.  &,  J. 
Barney,  no.  IS.    Joshua  Dorsey,  no.  19. 

Office  of  the  Bank  of  the  U.  S.  ne  wing  of  the  Exchange 
buildings,  J  no.  McKimJr.  prest.  &  John  White  cashier. 

Custom  House,  se  end  of  the  Exchange  Buildings,  J  II. 
McCulloch,  Collector,  Dr.  J.  H.  McCulloch,  deputy  Collector. 

Exchange  Hotel,  s.  w.  wing,  J.  H.  Page,  proprietor. 

All  of  which  is  respectful!  v  submitted 

THOMAS  ROBINSON. 

Exe  John  F.  tavern  keeper,  Pratt  st  bridge   see  advertisement 
Extine  George,  paver,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Ey tinge  S.  furniture  and  clothing  store,  and  pawn  broker,  s 
e  corner  Sharp  and  Pratt  sts 

JT  achan  Cornelius,  farmer  and    gardner,   Canton  near  race 
Faerner  Isaac,  coach  trimmer,  12  Peace  alley  [course 

Faherty  Mary,  4  Phil  pot  st 
Fahnstock  Peterjcoal  yard  on  Hughes's  quay  near  Light  st  dw 

Hanover  st  w  side  next  door  s  of  Camden,   high    steps 

in  front 
Fail  Mary  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper,  4  Light  st  wharf 
Fairbank"  Rebecca,  tailoress,  Ann  st  »  of  Alice  Anna 
Fairbank  Wm.  Lombard  st  w  of  Pine 
Fairbanks  James,  ship  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
Fairchild  Wm.  tailor,  Front  st  s  of  Low 

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Fair  Mount  hotel,  between,*:  Baltimore  and  Pitt  sts 
f  Fairfield  Walter  L.  cigar  maker,  15  Holland  si 
Faithful  Joseph,  mt.  tailor,  Howard  st  2d  door  s  of  Saratoga 
Faithful  Win.  jr.  bricklayer,  Pine  st  s  of  George 
Faithful  Wm.  sen.  printer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
Falcey  Nancy,  Bond  st  n  of  Gough 
Falconerfmiss  Eliza,  Conway  st  near  Sharp 
Falconer  miss  Elizabeth,  67  s  Sharp  st 
Fallon  Nicholas,  corner  Cove  and  German  sts 
Fallon  Michael,  carter,  Park  lane  extended 
Fallon  Robert,  blacksmith  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
Falls  Alexander  &,  co.  grocers  and  Commission  merchants,  3 
ami  4  Light  st  wharf,  d\v  A.  E.  cor  Barre  &  Hanover  sts 
Fander  Richard,  painter,  Mechanics'  alley  n  side 
Fanning  D.  O.  manufacturer,  of  blacking,  Pratt  st  5  doors  e 
Fant  Edward  S.  3S  Conway  st  [of  Spring 

Farbang  Noah,  shoemaker,  Low  st  wof  Aisquith 
Fardweil  Isaac,  waterman,  York  st  near  Charles 
Faree  John,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Farinhart  Wm.  grocer,  corner  Pitt  and  Exeter  sts 
Farinhalt  Wm.  dw  Hanover  st  near  Lee 
Farmer  Philip,  tinner,  20  n  Eutaw  st 
Farmer  John,  labourer,  Holiday  st  n  of  Bath 
Farmers'  and  Mts.  bank,  Calvert  st  betw.  Balto.  and  Fayette 
Farnandis  Samuel,  notary  public,  34  s  Gay  st  1  door  from 

Water,  dw  n  e  corner  Camden  and  Sharp  sis 
Farnandis  Walter,  dry   goods   merchant,  corner  Light   and 

Baltimore  sts,  dw  44  Hanover  st 
tFarnandis  John,  barber,  Bond  st  s  of  Lancaster 
Farquharson  Charles,  collector,  Saratoga  st  near  Gay 
Farree  John,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Farrell  Joshua,  ship  master,  Bank  st  w  of  Bond 
Farrell  John,  grocer,  Liberty  alley  n  of  Union  st 
Farrell  Charles  O.  grocer,  Pratt  bet.  Commerce  &  Patterson 
Farrell  Robert  A.  and  Robert   Winning,  tavern   keepers,    16* 
Farrell  E'eonor,  widow,  68  Bond  st  [Harrison  st 

Farrell  James,  boarding  house,  Balderston  st  near  Light 
tFarrell  Absolom,  Low  st 

Farrengin  Israel,  huckster,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of  Long  lane 
Farrington  &  ;Hotchkiss,  wholesale  dealers  in  shoes,   hats, 

caps,  &,c.  255  Baltimore  st 
Farrington  Samuel,  firm  of  do  dw  Mulberry  st  near  Paca 
Farron  Hugh,  boarding  house,  47  Bond  st 
Farrow  Joseph,  dry  goods  merchant,  59  Baltimore  st 
Farson  John,  cabinet  maker,  Pratt  st  3d  house  e  of  bridge 
Faucett  John  shoemaker,  G  Sterling  st 
Faucett  Michael,  shoemaker,  30  Sterling  st 
Faulac  Anthony,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Fauntz  Jacob,  brick  maker,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Faus  Jacob,  sawyer,  York  st  w  of  Light 

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Fay  Fordyce,  currier,  6  e  Water  st 

Fay  John,  Ensor  st  e  side  betw.  Ensor  and  Sterling 

Fayan  German,  labourer,  Addison  st  n  side 

Feast  Samuel,  exotic  nursery,  Franklin  st  extended 

Feast  John,  botanic  gardner,  Lexington  st  vv  of  Pine 

Feaster  John,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 

Feasts  Landram,  carpenter,  Harford  road  near  Lumber  yard 

Feil  Daniel,  iailor,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Union  st 

Feilding  Daniel,  Green  sts  of  Baltimore 

Feinour  Charles,  lottery  office,  s\v  cor  Paca  &  Lexington  sts 

Feigner  Wm.  tailor,  57  Lombard  st 

Fell  Stephen,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 

Fell  Philip,  Ann  st  n  of  Alice  Anna 

tFell  Hannah,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 

Fenby  T.  dry  goods  merchant,  G2  n  Gay  st 

Fenby  Peter,  grocer,  30  Market  st 

Fenby  Rebecca,  milliner,  and  fancy  store,  49  Baltimore  st 

Fenby  S.  grain,  feed   and  commission  merchant,  n  vv   corner 

Pratt  and  Gay  sts  dw  49  Baltimore  st 
Fenton  John,  bricklayer,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Ferguson  James,  agent  Maryland  and   Virginia  Steamboats 

Co.  lower  end  Spear's  wharf,  dw  75  s  Sharp  st 
Ferguson  Benjamin,  brush  maker,  64  n  Howard  st 
Ferguson  Thomas,  commission  merchant,  68  Bowly's  wharf, 

dw  s  e  corner  Calvert  and  Saratoga  sts 
Ferguson  John,  grocer,  82  s  Howard  st 
Ferguson  Samuel,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
Ferguson  George,  superintendent  of  streets  172  Hanover  st 
Ferguson  David  B.  general  agent,  Lexington  st  w  of  Eutaw, 

dw  Eutaw  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Ferguson  Margaret,  tailoresss,  L.  Hughes  near  Light  st 
Ferguson  Duncan,  pattern  maker,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
tFerguson  Benjamin,  brick  maker,  Comb  near  Busy  alley 
tFerguson  Benjamin,  labourer,  L.  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Ferney  Mary,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
Ferrel  Harriet,  L.  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Ferris  John,  carter,  94  High  st 
Ferris  Mary,  39  Hanover  st 

Ferweck  Daniel,  victualler,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Feshur  Bartholomew  P.  tailor,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Bond 
Fickey  &.  Poulson,  german  goods  merchants,    147  Baltimore 

st  dw  Frederick  F.  Harford  run  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Fickey  Harman,  comb  maker,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Fickey  Frederick,  merchant,  Canal  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Field  James,   grocer,  cor  Baltimore  and   Spring  sts  dw  Balti- 
more st  3  doors  e  of  Spring 
Field  James,  cooper,  Granby  st  w  of  L.  Gough 
Fields  James,  labourer,  s  e  corner  of  Holiday  and  Centre  sts 
Fields  Mitchell,  sailmaker,  Bond  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Fields  Thomas,  dyer  and  scourer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Paca 
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tFields  John,  carpenter,  Canal  st  n  of  Pitt 

Fifer  mr.  labourer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 

Fifer  Godfred,  paver,  Liberty  alley  s  of  Monument  st 

File  Conrad  P.  cordwainer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 

Fillika  Wm.  shoemaker,  49  Bond  st  [bia  sts 

Fillinger  John, grocery  and  liquor  store,  corPacaand  Colum- 

Fimple  John,  brush  maker,  Pearl  st  n  of  Mulberry 

Fincbond  Jerard,  sawyer,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 

Fincnaur  Henry,  grocer,  102  n  Howard  st 

Finlay  John,  chair  maker,  32  n  Gay  st;  dw  34  do. 

Finley  Thomas,  com.  mt.  55  Smith's  wharf;   dw  Hillen  st  2 

doors  e  of  High 
Finley  mrs  Jane,  Aisquith  st  n  w  cor  Thompson  st 
Finley  Thomas,  Hillen  st  e  of  High 
Finley  E.  L.  attorney  at  law,  St  Paul's  st  near  Fayette;  dw 

Cove  near  Franklin 
Finley  Catherine,  Pearl  st  n  of  Lexington 
Finley  Thomas,  grocer,  22  Park  st 
Finigen  mrs  Elizabeth,  Dutch  alley  e  of  Paca  st 
Finn  Elizabeth,  North  st.  3  doors  s  of  Bath 
Finnagin  John,  weaver,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
Firchmyer  Fred'k,  grocery  &  vinegar  store,  East  st  n  of  Hillen 
Fire  Engines,  Columbian,  Deptford  and  Franklin  house,  n  e 

corner  of  Fleet  and  Market  sts 
Fire  Engine,  New  Market  Co.  house,  Eutaw  st  bet  Saratoga 

and  Mulberry  sts 
Fireman's  Insurance  Office,  n  e  cor  Second  and  South  sts: 

Thos.  G.  Rutter,  sec'y.     See  advertisement 
Firoved  David,  cor  Franklin  and  Chatsworlh  sts 
Fish  mrs  Sarah,  89  Bond  st 
Fish  captain  Roswell,  10  Fleet  st 
Fish  captain  Allen,  Eden  st  n  of  Gough 
Fitzgerald  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  Lee  st  e  of  Charles 
Fitzhugh  George  D.  cor  Holland  and  Aisquith  sts 
Fish  Robert,  tailor,  7  Mercer  st 

Fishack  John  8c  George,  lottery  &  exch.  office,  1  Sharp  st 
Fishack  John,  dw  Carpenter's  alley  near  Howard  st 
Fisher  John  Frederick,  tailor,  18  s  Calvert  st 
Fisher  Elizabeth  A.  tailoress,  Beuren  st  s  of  Monument 
Fisher  Joseph,  labourer,  Falls  turnpike,  near  Lanvale  factory 
Fisher  Carl,  w  Falls  av  near  Water  st 

Fisher  Abraham,  fancy  store,  26  Md.  Arcade;   dw  Frank- 
lin st  near  Cove 
Fisher  James- 1,  mt.  50  L  Gough  st;  dw  s  w  corner  of  St  Paul 

and  Pleasant  sts 
Fisher  Thomas,  dyer,  6  Light  st 
Fisher  William,  Barnetst  near  Charles 
Fisher  Dr.  Wm.  corner  Saratoga  and  Sharp  sts 
Fisher  Mathias,  labourer,  6  Pine  st 

Fisher  Jas.  shoemaker,  Hamptead  st  2d  door  from  Caroline 
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Fisher  Henry,  baker.  Pratt  st  2d  door  e  of  the  bridge 
Fisher  John,  superintendent  of  streets  and  pumps,  3  Stiles  st 
Fisher  Martin,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Fisher  Abraham,  merchant,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 
Fisher  Wm.  dry  goods  mt.  223  Bait,  st;  dvv  Pascault's  row 
Fisher  Charles  &  Co.  importers  of  German  goods,  274  Balti- 
more st;  dw  Chas.  F.  Fayette  st  bet  Howard  &,  Liberty 
Fisher  John  A.  shoemaker,  cor  Aisquith  and  Douglass  sts 
Fisher  Martin,  locksmith,  104  n  Eutaw  st 
Fisher  Wm.  blacksmith,  York  st  near  Charles 
Fisher  Wm.  plasterer,  Charles  st  near  York 
Fisher  James  plasterer,  Charles  st  near  York 
Fisher  John  W.  carpenter,  54  s  Howard  st 
Fisher  Dr.  Wm.  40  Albermarle  st 
JFisher  Levin,  labourer,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Jefferson 
tFisher  Edward,  labourer,  Sharp  st  bet  Lexington  4*  Saratoga 
Fitch  Jonathan,  grocer,  cor  Exeter  and  Gay  sts 
Fitchett  Wm.  A.  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 
Fite  Conrad  R.  Sharp  st  bet  German  and  Lombard  sts 
Fitzgerald  James,  ropemaker,  William  st  near  Cross 
Fitzgibbon  P.  J.  grocer,  8  Dugan's  wharf:  dw  61  High  st 
Fitzgibbon  Thomas,  bookseller,  51  Pearl  st 
Fitzgibbon  Maurice,  cooper,  Camden  st  near  Light 
Fitzhugh  John,  huckster,  13  Water  st  w  of  the  market 
Fitzgerald  John  B.  Franldin  st  near  Charles 
Fitzgerald  Mary,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Fitzgerald  John,  ropewalk,  Light  st  near  Hamburg 
Fitzgerald  Nancy,  Still  House  st 
Fitzgerald  Samuel,  tanner,  Sarah  Ann  st  vv  of  Cove 
Fitzpatrick  John,  proprietor  of  Washington  Exchange  livery 

stables,  Water  st  bet  Market  space  and  Frederick  st 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  grocer  and  grain  mt.  22  Light  st  wharf 
Fitzpatrick  John,  lime  mt.  Hollingsworth  and  Grant  sts;  dw 

52  York  st 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  grocer,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 
Fitzpatrick  Dennis,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Fitzsimmons  Redmanton,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 
Fitzsimmons  Charles,  mate,  n  e  cor  Fleet  and  Wolf  sts 
Flack  James  &  Son,  rectifyers,  Guilford  st  bet  Franklin  lane 

and  South  st 
Flack  James  dw  Fayette  st  w  of  Howard 
Flack  Thomas  J.  dw  Fayette  st  e  of  Exeter 
Flack  Andrew,  grocer,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Flaherty  Morgan,  labourer,  s  w  cor  Spring  and  Wilk  sts 
Flamer  John,  46  Lerew's  alley 
fFlamer  Nancy,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Fleetwood  Stanley  H.  attorney  at  law,  2  St  Paul's  st;  dw  63 

Lombard  st 
Fleetwood  Francis,  baker,  s  w  cor  Bank  and  Bond  sts 
tFleetwood  Wm.  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
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tFleetwood  Benjamin,  mariner,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 

FJemming  Frederick  A.  drayman,  Water  st  w  of  Lloyd 

Flemming  James,  shoemaker,  18  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Flemming  William,  stevadore,  61  Ann  st 

Fletcher  M.  W.  &  Co.  leather  dealers,  6  e  Water  st 

Fletcher  John,  comedian,  Potter  st  n  ofHillen 

Fletcher  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Washington  st  n  of  Fleet 

Fleury  Warren,  sailmaker,  Hampstead  st  vv  of  Caroline 

Flevvhart  Eliza,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 

Flint  Thos  &  Wm.  dry  goods  mts.  165*  Baltimore  st 

Flint  Wm.  (firm  of  do.)  dw  129  n  Eutaw  st 

Flint  Thos.  (firm  of  do.)  dw  Green  st  s  of  Franklin 

Flishel  Anthony,  labourer,  Biddle  st  vv  of  Penn  av 

Flishel  Jacob,  stone  cutter,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  av 

Flood  Arthur,  York  st  w  of  Light 

f  Flowers  Eliza,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 

Floyd  David  I.  com.  mt.  23  Water  st.dw  Franklin  st  between 

Pine  stand  Chatsworth  run 
Floyd  John,  labourer,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
Focke  Frederick,  mt.  5  Fayette  st  (firm  Brauns  &  Focke) 
Fogleman  George,  watchman,  Green  st  n  of  Paca 
Fogelson  Wm.  tailor,  Lee  st  bet  Light  and  Charles 
Fogleston  mr.  cabinet  maker,  18  Mercer  st 
Fogerty  Philip,  fancy  store,  28  Maryland  Arcade 
Foley  Matthew,  grocer,  St  Paul's  st  bet  Centre  &  Hamilton 
Folac  mrs  Hannah,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Foley  Sarsfield,  clerk,  Exeter  st  s  of  Fawn 
Follinger  P.  tavern  keeper,  Patterson  st  3  doors  s  of  Pratt 
Folingsby  A.  G.  merchant,  1  Buehanan's  wharf 
Folkes  H.  boot  &  shoemaker,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
Fonerdin  Dr.  John,  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  Park  sts 
Fooks  Abner,  Canal  st  s  of  e  Baltimore 
Foose  Dorothea,  Britton  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Fookes  Captain  James,  n  side  Jackson  st 
Foos  Hannah,  Orleans  st  e  of  Long  lane  n  side 
Foos  John,  bricklayer,  Potter  st  s  ofHillen 
Foote  Lewis,  bricklayer,  Still  House  st 
tFoote  Rachel,  washer,  Mechanics'  alley  n  side 
Fopless  Elizabeth,  Welcome  alley  bet  Hanover  and  Sharp  sts 
Forbes  Alexander,  weaver,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 
Forbes  John,  morocco  dresser,  Penn  av  extended 
Force  Dexter  C.  coach  maker,  Centre  st  e  of" St.  Paul 
Force  Stephen  H.  bacon  merchant;  Pearl  st  n  of  Lexington 
Ford  Benjamin,  waiter,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Ford  Captain  George  W.  harbor  master,  s  Charles  st 
Ford  James,  carter,  Concord  st 
Ford  Nicholas,  carpenter,  53  Wagon  alley 
Ford  John,  dry  goods  store,  6  and  8  Maryland  Arcade;  dw  cor 

Granby  and  Exeter  sts 
Ford  Lewis,  pilot,  Wilk  st  e  of  High 
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Ford  Joseph  T.  wheelwright  and  plough  maker,  Pratt  st  w  of 

Albermarle 
Ford  Elias,  boot  and  shoemaker.  Lexington  st  e  of  Howard 
Ford  mrs  Sarah,  80  High  st 
Ford  John,  cooper,  Penn  av  n  of  Preston  st 
Ford  Thomas,  seaman,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Bond 
Ford  Wm.  rigger,  n  w  cor  Alice  Anna  st  and  Argyle  alley- 
Ford  Elizabeth,  fish  dealer,  York  avenue 
Ford  Edward,  engineer,  Holland  st 
tFord  Hannah,  washer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
tFord  John,  labourer,  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
tFord  Alexander,  labourer,  Bank  lane  n  side  o  t 
jFord  Nace,  labourer,  21  Lerew's  alley 
Foreman  Samuel,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright,  corner  of  Paca 

and  German  sts;  dw  Chamberlain  alley 
Foreman  Mary,  seamstress,  106  Eutaw  st 
Foreman  Valentine,  fisherman,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Foreman  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Foreman  Edward,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Caroline  and  Pratt  sts 
Foreman  Ker.nard,  sailmaker,  Johnson  st  near  Cross 
Foreman  Leonard,  wood  dealer,  Wilk  st  e  of  Exeter 
Foreman  Henry,  shoemaker,  Ensor  st  n  w  of  Monument 
Forest  George,  seaman,  Bankst  e  of  Pitt 
Forest  Leonard,  blacksmith,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Forest  Mary,  washer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
Forest  John,  blacksmith,  Wolf  st  s  of  Wilk 
Forman  Edw.  (firm  Page  &,  Forman),  cor  Pratt  &,  Caroline  sts 
Forman  Francis,  (firm  Keller  &,  Forman);  dw  Eutaw  st  w  side 

between  Lombard  and  German 
Forman  Joseph  R.  agent  and  collector,  Pitt  st  w  of  Eden 
Forman  Christian,  boarding  house,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
Forney  Nicholas,  saddler,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Forney  Louisa,  49  n  Green  st 
Forney  Peter,  23  German  st 
Fornshill  John,  gunsmith,  77  Ensor  st 
Forrester  William,  carter.  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 
Forsel  Joseph,  shoemaker,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Apple  alley 
Forster  Francis,  justice  of  peace,  Frederick  st  n  oi  Second;  dw 

124  n  Eutaw 
Forsyth  Lydia,  seamstress,  14  New  Church  st 
Forsyth  mr.  s  e  corner  of  Exeter  and  Wilk  sts 
Forsyth  Alexander,  jr.  dealer  in  live  stock,  Penn  av  extended 
Forsyth  Rachel,  Penn  av  s  of  St  Mary  st 
Forsyth  Alex,  blacksmith,  George  st  w  of  Penn  av;  shop  Frank- 
lin w  of Paca 
Forsyth  William,  drover,  134  n  Eutaw  st 
Forsythe  Andrew,  porter,  High  st  s  of  Stiles 
Fort  M.  Long  alley  s  of  Saratogo  st 
tFortie  George,  cordwainer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
tFortie  Jacob,  55  Park  st 


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JFortie  Henry  P.  drayman,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 

JFortie  Jacob,  teacher,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 

Fortune  James,  coppersmith,  St  Paul  st  2d  door  from  Centre 

Fortune  Jas.  grate  &  fender  manufact.  Light  s  near  Mercer 

Foshen  Jacob,  carpenter,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 

Fosler  John,  morocco  dresser,  101  Eutavv  st 

Foss  Henry  J.  cabinet  and  chair  maker,  10  s  Frederick  st 

Foss  Mary,  n  w  corner  Park  and  Saratoga  sis 

Foss  James,  carpenter,  Low  st  3d  door  w  of  Aisquith 

Foss  mrs  Mary,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

Foss  Wm,  W.  cabinet  maker,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 

Fosseit  John,  proprietor  Globe  tavern,  2  Fish  market 

Foster  John,  labourer,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av 

Foster  Benj.  mustard  maker,  71  Green  st;  mill,   corner  Uhler's 

alley  and  Charles  st 
Foster  James,  ship  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Wolf 
Foster  Thomas,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Caroline  and  Fleet  sts 
Foster  Francis,  justice  of  peace,  Frederick  st  n  of   Second;  dw 

124  n  Eutaw 
Foster  Catherine,  fancy  store,  s  Charles  st 
Foster  James,  shoemaker,  Ann  st  s  of  Fleet 
Foster  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st  n  of  Fell 
Foster  mrs  Sarah,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Foulds  Capt.  Thos.  H.  Water  st  w  of  Exeter 
Foulk  Martin,  gardener,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Foulk  Eliza,  boarding  house,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Fountain  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st  near  Eutaw 
Fountain  Inn,   George  Beltzhoover,   proprietor,   Light  st  near 

Baltimore 
Fous  John  A.  baker,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Pine 
Fousse  John,  watchman,  n  e  cor  Paca  st  and  Carpenter  alley 
Foust  Marv,  tutoress,  se  corner  Barnet  and  Charles  sts 
Fowble  Wm.  H.  exchange  broker,  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Baltimore 

sts;  dw  84  Pitt  st 
Fcwble  Ahraham,  carpenter,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Fowble  Henry,  plasterer,  Lunn's  lane  n  of  Conway  st 
Fowble  Kinsey  A.  tailor,  27  e  Baltimore  st 
Fowble  William,  84  Pitt  st 
Fowler  Francis  M.  general  accountant,   and  house   and  land 

agent,  14  St  Paul's  st.     See  Advertisement 
Fowler  Samuei  B.  carpenter,  21  Pitt  st 
Fowler  George  S.  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
Fowler  J.  L.  &  Brothers,  exchange  brokers,  166  Baltimore  st: 

dw  C.  S.  Fowler,  Lexington  stw  of  North 
Fowler  William,  dw  25  Camden  st 
Fowler  William,  grocer,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  aliey 
Fowler  Chas.  S.  dw  3  Lexington  st 
Fowler  Perry,  carpenter,  High  st  s  of  Water 
Fowler  Martha,  tailoress,  15  Albermarle  st 
Fowler  William,  grocer,  75  w  Pratt  st 
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Fowler  Francis,  wire  worker,  33  w  Pratt  st 

Fowler  Louisa,  fancy  store,  No.  23  2d  story  Bazaar;  dw  21  Pitt 

Fowler  mrs.  Canon  alley  bet.  Pratt  and  Water  sts 

Fowler  David,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Lloyd  and  Baltimore  sts 

Fowler  Thomas,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Front  and  Baltimore  sts 

Fowler  Sarah,  mantua  maker,  117  Exeter  st 

Fowler  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  3  Bond  st 

fFowler  Leonard,  Johnson  st  near  Cross 

tFowler  Mary,  Park  st  bet  Saratoga  and  Lexington 

fFowler  Mary,  milkwoman,  Johnson  st 

Fox  Henry,  seaman,  38  Alice  Anna  st 

Fox  Hugh,  labourer,  Fleet  st  w  of  Caroline 

Fox  Charles,  constable,  cor  Lancaster  st  and  Happy  alley 

Fox  Wm.  tailor,  Light  st  near  York 

Fox  John,  grocer,  corner  Front  and  Hillen  sts 

Fox  mrs  Rebecca,  grocer,  cor  Charles  and  Ruxton  sts 

tFox  Hamilton,  carter,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 

Foxall  Catherine,  York  st  near  Light 

Foxall  mrs  Mary,  Beuren  st  s  of  Montgomery 

Foxcroft  Wm.  printer,  Green  st  s  of  Paca 

Foxcroft  Susan,  Homespun  alley 

Foxcroft  Jas.  A.  dw  Exeter  st  near  Gay 

Foxcroft  &.  Clark,  watch  and  clock  makers,  37  s  Calvert  st 

Foxcroft  Wm.  printer,  Green  st  s  of  Paca 

Foxwell  Joseph,  labourer,  62  Fleet  st 

Foy  James,  68£  s  Calvert  st 

F©y  Frederick,  innkeeper,  w  end  of  Baltimore  st 

Foy  Peter,  health  officer,  35  Fleet  st 

Frailey  Leonard,  guager,  56  w  Fayette  st 

Frailey  G.  C.  japanner,  over  No.  1  s  Eutaw  st 

France  Thomas,  painter,  Lee  st  bet  Hanover  and  Sharp  sts 

France  James,  lottery  and  exch.  office,  corner  Baltimore  st  and 

M'CIellan's  alley;  dw  Fayette  st  2d  door  from  Charles 
France  Charles,  baker,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Pine 
Franchi  Andrew,  manufacturer  of  artificial  flowers,  94  Pitt  st 
Francis  Robert,  Hillen  st  e  of  Potter 
Francis  Thomas,  baker,  67  Franklin  st 
JFrancis  Joseph,  labourer,  Fleet  st  w  of  Market 
tFrancis  Mary,  71  Bond  st 
fFrancis  Pompey,  St  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 
tFrancis  John,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
Francis  Jno.  coloured  boarding  house,  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 
tFrancis  Perry,  labourer,  nw  cor  Long  lane  and  Orleans  st 
tFrancis  Thomas,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 
Franciscus  James  M.  lottery  office,  Pratt  st  e  of  South 
Franciscus  John,  sugar  refiner  and  com.  mt.  76  Bowly'a  whf. 

dw  40  n  Gay  street 
Franck  Peter,  grocer,  36  Forest  st  n  of  Hillen 

Franckauser ,  baker,  Camden  st  w  of  Light 

Franklin  Joshua,  millwright,  Wagon  alley  near  Liberty  st 

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Franklin  Samuel,  sea  captain,  59  Ann  street 

Franklin  Bank  of  Baltimore,  ne  cor  Baltimore  &  Fayette  sts 

Franklin  John,  carpenter,  Canal  st  n  of  Pitt  st 

tFranklin  Isaiah,  labourer,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 

tFranklin  Peter,  whitewashes  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

Frazer  Jeremiah,  ship  joiner,  19  Fleet  st 

Frazier  James,  sea  captain,  41  Fleet  street 

Frazier  John,  labourer,  Hill  street  near  Charles 

Frazier  John,  painter,  Green  st  n  of  German 

Frazier  James,  carpenter,  in  alley  running  from  20  1  homson 

Frazier  Lilly,  Hampstead  st  e  of  Spring  [st  to  Orleans 

tFrazier  John  F.  mattrass  maker,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

Freannif  John,  grocer,  47  Camden  street 

Freas  George  W.  tavern,  cor  Lancaster  &  Market  sts 

Frederick  Michael,  Barre  st  near  Charles 

Frederick  Robert,  chair  maker,  Gay  st  b  oj  Forest  street 

Frederick  John,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 

Frederick  John,  cordwainer,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Union  street 

Frederick  Lawrence,  cooper,  83  n  Howard  street 

Fredet  Rev.  P.  professor  of  theology  at  St.  Mary  s  Seminary 

Frethoffer,  Dr.  Gotfreit,  William  st  near  Cross 

Free  Jefferson,  cooper,  Henrietta  street  near  Light 

Free  Milton,  cooper,  129  s  Sharp  street 

Free  School,  Male,  of  Baltimore,  Courtland  st  n  of  Pleasant, 

T.  Bassford  teacher 
Free  School  Catholic  Male,  Saratoga  st  near  Holiday 
Freeburger  George,  tavern  keeper,  cor  Mercer  and  Grant  sts 
Freeburger  John,  grocer,  sw  cor  Caroline  &  Water  sts 
Freeburger  John,  tinner,  sw  cor  Water  and  Caroline  sts 
Freeburger  John,  grocer,  nw  cor  Light  and  Hill  sts 
Freeland  Egbert,  tobacco  dealer,  Pratt  st  2d  door  from  Light, 

dw  94  s  Sharp  street 
Freeman  William  H.  attorney  at  law,  2  St.  Paul  street 
tFreeman  Samuel.brickmaker,  commons  n  of  Spring  Gardens 
tFreeman  Scipio,  labourer,  Johnson  street 
tFreeman  George  H.  shoemaker,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
tFreeman  Henry,  shoemaker,  sw  cor  Douglass  &l  torest  sts 
tFreeman  Nathaniel,  labourer,  Bank  lane  n  side  o.  t. 
Freil  mrs.  Union  st  n  of  Ross 
Freinscht  George,  brewer,  Camden  st  w  of  Eutaw 
French  Nicholas,  foreman  of  McKim's  copper  works,  Low  st 

betw  High  and  Front 
French  John  C.  umbrella  and  parasol  manufacturer,  3<3  fcoutn 

street,  see  Advertisement 
tFrench  Priscilla,  Strawberry  alley  near  Pratt  st  [.st  near  Pine 
Frey  E.  S.  &  S.  W.  druggists,  75  n   Howard  st.  dw  George 
Frey  John,  grocer,  and  proprietor  of  plaister  mill,  Fores*  st  n 
Frey  mrs  Susan,  George  st  e  of  Pine  Lot  tilllen 

Frey  Michael,  paver,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Frey  Gotleip,  shoemaker,  Light  street  near  West 

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Freyer  E.  S.  carver  &l  gilder,  2  n  Gay  street 

Freyer  Henry,  Jime  m.t.  49  n  Gay  st,  dw  Forest  st  near  Hillen 

Frick  mrs.  10  n  Gay  street 

Frick  William,  attorney  at  la\v;  car  Courtland  &  Saratoga  sts 

Frick  Dr.   10  n  Gay  street 

Fridge  Alexander,  8  s  Charles  St 

jFrie    William,  brickmaker,  Pratt  street  road 

Friedenvvaid  James,  second  hand  clothing  store,  22  Bond  st 

Friese  Philip  R.  J.  Baltimore  window  glass   manufacturer,  3 

Lor  man  Row,  Hanover  st.  dvv  66  Hanover  street 
Friends!. Meeting  house,  dw  cor  Courtland  and  Saratoga   sts 
Friends'  Meeting  house,  Lombard  street  near  Eutaw 
Friends'  Meeting  house,  se  cor  Pitt  and  Aisquith  street 
Friendship  Fire  Company  house,  14  n  Frederick  street 
Frier  Andrew,  boot  and  shoemaker,  47  Wagon  alley 
Fries  John,  surgical  instrument  maker,  n  Liberty  st.  dw  Mer- 
cer st  near  Light 
Frietchler  William,  cabinet  maker,  Franklin  st  e  of  Paca 
Fringer  mrs  Esther,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Frisbey  Patrick,  ostler,  Mulberry  st  near  Eutaw 
Frisby  capt  William,  31  Fleet  street 
tFrisby  Robert,  caulker,  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 
JFrisby  Ediihe,  white  washer,  30  n  Frederick  street 
tFrisby  Perry  woodsawyer,  30  n  Frederick  street 
Frith  Jonas,  coachmaker,  St  Paul's  st  3d  door  from  Centre  st 
Fritz  Henry,  seaman,  20  Alice  Anna  street 
Frocher  Charles,  merchant,  65  Fayette  street 
From  Nimrod,  cabinet  maker,  1  Block  street 
Froxy  Abraham,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Fruit  George,  seaman,  Harford  road  ne  side 
Fruit  mrs  Eleanor,  183  Bond  street 
Fry  Gotleip,  Water  st  near  Albemarle 
Fry  Philip,  tavern  keeper,  26  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 
Fry  mrs  Eleanor,  183  Bond  street 
Fuierton  George,  drayman,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Fuller  Philip,  wheelwright,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
Fuller  Horace,  grocer,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 
tFuller  Thomas,  labourer,  Centre  st  near  Charles 
Fullerton  Peter,  carter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Fulton  Coffee  house,  2  Grant  street 

Fulton  Dr.  Robt.  Sharp  st  w  side  betw  German  and  Lombard 
Fulton  Thomas,  grocer,  149  French  st 
Furlong  James,  druggist,  95  Bond  street 
Furlong  Thomas,  Pine  street  s  of  George 
Furlong  mrs  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Furlong  John,  druggist.  Ensor  st  sw  of  Monument 
Furney  Mary,  Peirce  street  w  of  Pearl 
Furnis's  Eli,  plasterer,  Hillen  street  e  of  Front 
Fusselbaugh  Wm.  oil,  paint,  &l  glass  merchant,  31  Gay  st  o.  t 
Fussell  Jacob,  smith  and  stove  dealer,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 
n  side,  dvv  Water  st  betw  High  and  Exeter  §U 
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Gable  John,  45  Light  street 

Gable  Julia,  commons  n  of  Spring  Gardens 

Gable  Henry,  grocer,  corner  Friendship  and  Douglass  sts 

Gadd  Luther,  shoemaker,  Homespun  alley 

Gaddes  Alexander,  stone  cutter,  sw  cor  Sharp  and  German  sts 

Gade  John,  lace  and  fringe  maker,  35  n  Gay  street 

Gade  mrs  Catherine,  cor  Light  and  Mercer  sts 

GarTord  Cordelia,  boarding  house,  68  Centre  Market  space 

Gainter  Catherine,  York  avenue 

Gaither  Geo,  R.  wholesale  dry  goods  mt.  203  Baltimore  st.  dw 

Fayette  street  near  Eutaw 
tGale  Archibald,  drayman.  Exeter  street  s  of  French 
Galibart  Joseph  jr.  cooper,  118  Wolf  street 
Gallagher  Patrick,  46  Harrison  street 
Gallagher  Richard,  clerk,  Ross  st  w  of  Futavv 
Gallagher  Patrick,  cordwainer,  30  n  Frederick  street 
Gallagher  James,  labourer.  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  street 
Gallaher  John,  labourer,  se  cor  Monument  and  Eutaw  sts 
Gallagher  Patrick,  York  st  near  Charles 
Gallagher  James,  cor  Franklin  st  and  Lerew's  alley 
Galland  J.  B.  merchant  tailor,  8  Water  street 
Gallaugher  Micnael,soap  and  candle  factor,  78  Wagon  alley 
Gallaway  Aquilla,  Gravel  alley  rear  of  Calvert  st  City  spring 
Gallaway  Jehu,  tobacconist,  49s  n  Gay  st  o.  t.  dw   Belle   Air 
Gallaway  Richard  L.  Franklin  st  near  Howard  [road 

Gallaway  Benjamin,  watchman,  Armistead  lane  near  Light  st 
Gallaway  Aquilla,  carter,  Mulberry  street  near  Park 
tGallimason  Joseph,  seaman,  Caroline  st  near  Wilk 
Galloway  Mary,  Buxton  lane  near  Charles  st 
Galloway  Robert,  carpenter,  239  h  Howard  st 
Galloway  Thomas,  painter,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
Galloway  Thomas,  shipsmith,  Sha>-p  st  near  Busy  alley 
Gallup  Rufus,  printer,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Gait  captain  Henry,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market 
Gait  mrs  Eliza,  19'Thames  st 
Gait  Thompson,  Harford  road  s  e  side 
Gait  John  M.  Bond  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Galvin  John,  teacher,  18  Pitt  st 
Galvin  Chas.  Oxford  Farm  Dairy,  63  Fayette  st 
Galway  k  Blown,  grocers,  108  n  Howard  st 
tGamble  Thomas,  Forest  st  sof  Douglass,  sexton  2d  Presby- 
terian Church 
Gambrill  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Penn  av  s  of  Hoffman  st 
Gambrill  John  M.  millwright,  Baltimore  st  near  Coves  side 
Gambrill  John,  9  York  av 
Gammell  mrs.  cor  Mercer  and  Grant  sts 
Gankmakle  Ludovie,  victualler,  Light  st  bet  Cross  &.  Hamburg 
Ganteaume  captain  Henry,  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Gantt  capt.  C.  L.  custom-House  inspector,  45  Water  st  e  of  Gay 
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Garber  Jacob,  piano  maker,  Penn  av  n  of  Franklin  st 
Gardner  Isaac  D.  cordwainer,  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Fayette 
Gardner  mrs  Margaret,  Gough  st  s  of  Granby 
Gardner  James,  shoemaker,  2  Monument  st 
Gardner  mrs  Margt.  liquor  store,  Franklin  stvv  of  Chats  worth 
Gardner  mrs  Maria,  dry  goods  store,  19  Market  st 
Gardner  Wm.  shoemaker,  East  st  s  of  French 
Gardner  George,  wheelwright,  Welcome  alley  near  Lee  st 
Gardner  James,  of  health  boat,  dw  Star  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Gardner  George,  ship  joiner,  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Gardner  Isaac,  stone  quarrier,  Ruxton  st  near  Light 
Gardner  Catherine,  widow,  Liberty  alley  s  of  Madison  st 
Gardner  James  B.  painter,  Eden  st  n  of  Silver 
Gardner  Joseph,  tavern  keeper,  Franklin  st  e  of  Green 
Gardner  Wm.  ship  builder,  Fleet  st  e  of  Washington 
Gardner  George,  ship  builder,  Fleet  st  w  of  Castle  alley 
Gardner  Joseph,  furniture  store,  French  st  w  of  Potter 
Gardner  Ruth,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Gardner  John,  furniture  store,  3  French  st 
Gardner  Wm.  cordwainer,  s  w  cor  Eutaw  stand  Peace  alley 
Gardner  Jane,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 

Gardner  Francis,  furniture  store,  s  w  cor  Second  and  Frede- 
rick st;  dw  cor  French  St  Potter  sts.     See  Advert. 
Gardner  Thomas,  dealer  in  furniture,  cor  Potter  St  French  sts 
fGardner  Christopher,  Monument  st  e  of  Sterling 
Garish  Luran,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
IGarl  Francis,  labourer,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 
Garland  St  Osborne,  com  mts.  84  Bowly's  wharf;  dw  W.  G. 

Fayette  st.  opposite  Holliday 
Garland  mr.  7  Mercer  st 

Garland  Benjamin,  labourer,  cor  Cove  and  German  sts 
Garland  Wm.  merchant,  Fayette  st  1  door  w  of  Holliday 
Garner  T.  W.  china  store,  55  n  Gay  st 
Garner  John,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
Garner  Willis,  alum  maker,  glass  house,  Johnson  st 
Games  mrs  Lydia,  tutoress,  cor  Apple  alley  St  Alice  Anna  st 
tGarnish  Edward,  sawyer,  Bank  st  w  of  Eden 
Garr  John,  shoemaker  X  alley 

Garraud  St  Clunet,  confectioners  and  distillers,  T8  Balto.  st 
Garret  John,  cabinet  maker,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market  st 
Garrett  Joseph,  brass  founder,  48  Exeter  st 
Garrett  Robert  St  Co.  grocers,  32  n  Howard  st;  dw  Eutaw  st 

bet  Saratoga  and  Lexington 
tGarret  Thomas,  dyer,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
.(.Garret  Thomas,  labourer,  Howard  st  extended 
tGarret  Solomon,  drayman,  35  Lerew's  alley 
tGarrett  Robert,  comb  maker,  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 
JGarretson  Ralph,  carpenter,  Temple  st 
tGarretson  Wiley,  hackman,  Neighbour  st  between  York  and 
Harford  avenues 
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tGarretsun  Caleb,  labourer,  Caroline  st  s  of  Water 
Garrettson  Bennett,  boot  and  shoemaker,  219  Baltimore  st 
Garrish  Mary,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
Garrison  Samuel,  brickmaker,  Tyson  alley 
tGarrow  Nicholas,  labourer,  Marion  st  near  Park 
Garvin  Hugh,  carpenter,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Garvin  Robert,  carpenter,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
tGasaway  George,  shoemaker,  Charles  st  near  Hill 
Gas  House,  cor  North  and  Saratoga  sts 
Gas  Company's  Office,  North  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Gaskins  Samuel  S.  &  Co.  lumber  mts.  Green  st  n  of  Lexing- 
ton; dw  of  S.  S.  G.  Lexington  st  e  of  Pine 
Gaskins  James,  collector,  Columbia  st  vv  of  Paca 
Gaston  James,  weaver,  Freedom  st  s  of  Franklin 
Gatch  Conduce,  millwright,  Pratt  st  e  of  Paca;   dw  Camden 

e  of  Paca  st 
Gatch  Richard,  Granby  st  w  of  L  Gough 
Gatchell  Cassandra,  boarding  house,  7  Second  st 
Gatchell  William  H.  attorney  at  law,  Court-house  lane;  dw 

Franklin  st  2d  door  from  St  Paul 
Gatchell  Elisha,  grocer,  Loudenslager's  hill,  e  Baltimore  st 
Gatchell  mrs  Dorcas,  Bond  st  s  of  Bank 
tGater  Dennis,  blacksmith,  Conway  st  n  of  Cove 
Gatewood  mr.  coachmaker,  Caroline  st  n  of  ¥ork 
Gaunt  John,  stone  cutter,  Cross  st 
Gauline  mrs  Mary,  Baltimore  st  n  side  e  of  Spring  st 
Gausthaus  D.  tavern,  Bond  st  n  of  Lancaster 
Gault  mrs  Sarah,  shop  keeper,  (Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Gault  mrs  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  s  w  cor  High  and  Addison  sts 
JGavins  Daniel,  feed  store,  60  Gay  st  o  t 
Gazette  Baltimore,  William  Gwynn,  editor  and   proprietor,  St. 

Paul's  st  between  Baltimore  and  Fayette 
Geddes  G.  s  e  corner  of  Frederick  and  Water  sts 
Geddes  Thomas  S.  printer,  Paca  st 
Geddes  James,  coppersmith,  53  South  st 
Geddes  George,  cabinet  maker,  Mulliken  st  e  of  Caroline 
Geddings  Dr.  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
tGeddings  Rachel,  washer.  63  s  Howard  st 
Gees  George,  carpenter,  119  n  Eutaw  st 
Geezra  George,  paver,  Hoffman  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Gegan  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  se  cor  St  Paul  &  Mulberry  sts 
Gehring  John  G.  confectioner,  78  Ensor  st 
Gehrmaw  Chas.  tobacconist,  li  n  Gay  st  near  the  bridge 
Geibel  mrs  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 
Geiger  Jacob,  carpenter,  Penn  av  s  of  Union  st 
Geisendorf  Catherine,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Bond 
Gekler  Godiried,  combmaker,  44  Exeter  st 
Gelston  Hugh,  dwPenn  av  extended 
Gelenan  Maria,  Amity  st  n  of  Lexington 
Gent  William,  ship  carpenter,  William  st 
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tGent  Maria,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Chats  worth  st 

George  James,  dw  140  n  Howard  st 

George  James  B.  shoe  and  hat  store,  46  Centre  Market  space 

George  Wm.  E.  Sharp  st  3  doors  s  of  Lombard  st 

George  Archibald  &  Co.  mts.  corner  Howard  and  Mulberry  sts; 

~  dw  A.  G.  Mulberry  st  n  of  Howard 
George  Samuel  K.  com.  mt.  175  Baltimore  st 
George  Samuel,  Camden  st  w  of  Sharp 
George  Stephen,  carpenter,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
George  &  Hays,  grocers,  120  n  Howard  st 
Gerber  Christian,  41  w  Pratt  st 

Gerhard  Josiah,  cordwainer,  IS  Penn  av  n  of  Franklin  st 
Gerhord  Sybentz,  watchmaker,  39  Bond  st 
German  Reformed  Church,  Second  st.  e  of  South,   rev  Albert 

Helfenstein,  pastor 
German  Lutheran  Church,  n  Gay  st  bet  Fayette  &  Saratoga 
German  Chas.  tobacconist,  n  Gay  st  1  door  n  of  Jones's  Falls 
German  Benj.  wheelwright,  n  w  cor  Strawberry  al  &,  Pitt  st 
German  Sarah  W.  milliner,  13  Fleet  st 
German  Jonathan,  ornamental  painter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Gerwick  Jacob,  carpet  weaver,  33  Franklin  st 
Gesfbrd  James,  baker,  Park  st  3  doors  from  Saratoga 
Getho  Henry,  watchmaker  &  jeweller,  19  e  Baltimore  st 
Geltier  Jacob,  bill  poster,  Richmond  st  near  Park 
Gettier  Henry,  turner,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Gettier  George,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Getty  James,  drayman,  44  s  Gay  st 
Getty  James,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Park  and  Marion  sts 
Getty  James,  packing  case  maker,  cor  Strange  all  &  M'Clellan 

st;  dw  corner  Park  and  Marion 
Getty  John  T.  dry  goods  mt.  61  n  Howard  st 
Getty  James,  dry  goods  ml.  69  n  Howard  st  [Calvert 

Getty  Francis,  dry  goods  mt.  71  Baltimore  st;  dw  Fayette  near 
Ghio  John  B.  fancy  store,  20  &,  22  Centre  Market  space 
Gianer  Henry,  grocery  &  liquor  store,   n  \v  corner  Eutaw  and 
Gibbons  Wm.  cooper,"  w  end  of  Baltimore  st  [Conway  sts 

Gibbons  Thomas,  49  n  Gay  st 
Gibbons  John,  cooper,  German  st  near  Cove 
Gibbs  Robert  M.  8  s  Gay  st 

Gibbs  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  12  n  Eutaw  st 
Gibbs  John  G.  cooper,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Gibbs  Wm.  A.  cooper,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
tGibbs  Peter,  porter,  Jew  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 
tGibbs  Ann,  midwife,  Columbia  st  bet  Sharp  and  Howard 
Gibbs  Sc  Brown,  dry  goods  merchants,  lG5i  Baltimore  st 
Gibson  John,  huckster,  29  Water  st  E  of  Frederick 
Gibson  Alexander,  cordwainer,  Frederick  st  s  of  Water 
Gibson  John  &,  Co.  merchants,  8  n  Charles  st  dw  J.  G.  Fay- 
ette st  adjoining  Union  Bank 
Gibson  Dr.  George  S.  Charles  st  bet  Lexington  and  Saratoga 
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Gibson  Edmund,  n  Charles  st  5  doors  n  of  Mulberry- 
Gibson  Henry  W.  painter,  Zell  alley  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Gibson  Jane,  Jackson  si  s  side 

Gibson  George,  custom  house  boatman,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Gib&on  Joseph,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Gibson  James,  Madison  st  extended 
Gibson  Joshua,  bricklayer,  Canal  st  s  of  Orleans 
Gibson  James,  grocer,  Howard  st  extended 
Gibson  Mary,  dress  maker,  62  High  st 
tGibson  AfTey,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
tGibson  Philip,  Stewart,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
tGi">son  Matilda,  alley  from  Caroline  st  w  of  Eden 
tGibson  Joseph,  labourer,  Columbia  st  betw  Eutaw  and  Paca 

tGibson »,  sawyer,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 

f Gibson  Win.  labourer,  Peach  alley  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
tGibson  Nancy,  washar,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Exeter  st 
tGibson  Basil,  labourer,  Long  alley  n  of  New  st 
Giddens  Mary,  widow,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  Church 
Gidden  Mary,  16  Aibemarle  st 
Giffbrd  mrs  Mary,  Pitt  st  e  of  Eden 
Gilford  Thomas,  carpenter,  Holland  st  e  of  Eden 
Gilback  George,  grocer,  corner  French  and  Beuren  sts 
Gilback  Christian,  grocer,  38  Forest  st  s  of  French 
Gilbert  mrs  Mary,  1  Ross  st 
f  Gilbert  Win.  labourer,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
f  Gilbert  Joshua,  white  washer  and  wall  colourer,  Low  st  be- 
tween Exeter  and  High 
Gilberthorp  Catherine,  binder,  Shakspeare  st  e  of  Bond 
Gilcot  Julian,  nurse,  105  n  Eutaw  st 

Gildea  Jno.  wheat  fan  maker,  61s  Calvert  st  dw  Pratt  near  Gay 
Gildea  Felix,  bricklayer,  Paca  st  s  of  New 
Giles  Aquilla,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Market 
Giles  Wm.  F.  attorney  at  law,  Baltimore  st*E  of  Market" 
Giles  Jacob  W.  e  Baltimore  st  opp.  2d  Presbyterian  Church 
Giles  Joseph,  cooper,  Amity  st  n  of  Lexington 
GilfryJohn,  brush  maker,  56  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 
Gill  George,  carter,  Wolf  st  s  of  Gough  [berry  st 

Gill  Jabez,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  near  Cathedral  dw  12  Mul- 
Gill  John,  notary  public,  42  Water  st  opposite  s  entrance  of 

Exchange  and  nearly  opposite  Custom  house,  dw  North 

st  2d  door  from  Nevins's 
Gill  Mary,  Wilk  st  opposite  High 
Gill  Bennet  C.  boarding  house,  82  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Gill  mrs.  mantua  maker,  76  Camden  st 

Gill  Jno.  G.  firm  Hugh  Boyle  &  co.  dw  Aisquith  st  near  Forest 
Gill  Bennet  C.  stevadore,  11  Philpot  st 

Gill  Bryson,  dentist,  cupper  and  leecher,  n  w  corner  Hano- 
ver and  Lombard  sts 
Gill  Joshua,  labourer,  Park  lane  extended 
Gill  John,  stucco  worker,  141  n  Eutaw  st 
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Gill  Mary,  huckster,  Chesnut  alley  vv  of  Pearl  st 

Gill  George  M.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  Calvert,  dw  e 

Baltimore  st  next  to  Hargrove's  church 
Gill  mrs  Elizabeth,  s  \v  corner  Pitt  and  Front  sts 
Gill  Richard  W.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
Gillen  Brian,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Schroeder 
Gilles  Peter,  s  e  corner  St.  Paul  and  Pleasant  sts 
Gillespy  Stephen,  cabt.  maker,  s  e  cor  Holiday  &,  Fayette  sts 
Gillespy  .Andrew,  cordwainer,  Chamberlain  alley  n  side 
tGilliard  Susan,  washer,  Harford  avenue  near  the  church 
JGilliard  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  Briton  st  n  e  of  Neighbour' 
tGilliard  Charlotte,  washer,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Gilligan  Henry,  carter,  Orleans  st  w  of  Eden 
Gillet  Martin,  &  co.  tea  dealers,  52  Pratt  st  dw   Lexington  st 

s  side  1  door  from  Howard 
Gillingham  J.  101  Lombard  st 
Gillingham  Amos,  118  s  Sharp  st 

Gillingham  &,  Jessop,  hardware  merchants,  10  Pratt  st  near 
Gillingham  George,  dw  91  Pratt  st  [Light 

Gillingham  &  Russell,  comb  and  variety  store,  16  w  Pratt  st 
Gillingham  George  Jr.  Lloyd  sts  of  Salisbury 
Gillingham  Mary,  133  Hanover  st 
Gillingham  William,  blacksmith,  95  s  Sharp 
Oilman  Charles,  attorney  at  law.  dw  6  Pascault's  row  Lexing- 
ton st  office  25  w  Fayette  st 
Gilmor  Robert  and  sons,  merchants,  dw  Water  st 
Gilmor  mrs  Wm.  Calvert  st  next  house  s  of  Court  house 
tGilmore  Isaac,  porter,  German  st  near  Green 
Gilpin  mrs  Margaret,  Bank  st  e  of  Pitt 
Gilpin  Brothers  Sc  co.  hatters,  78  Pratt  st 
Gilpin  Henry,  house  carpenter,  12  Centre  Market  space 
Gilpin  Elizabeth,  milliner,  12  Centre  Market  space 
Ginn  Sarah,  seamstress,  12  Park  st 
Giraud  Dr.  John  J.  Water  st  2d  dcor  e  of  the  bridge 
Girvin  James,  merchant,  corner  Eutaw  and  Franklin  sts  dw 

Paca  st  e  side,  n  of  Franklin 
Gist  Wm.  proprietor  of  Eagle  white  lead  works,   se  corner 

Eutaw  and  Conway  sts   dw  Camden   st  e  of  Howard 

see  advertisement 

Gist ,  labourer,  Brewhouse  alley  n  of  Camden  st 

Gist  Wm.  inspector  of  liquors,  50  Pitt  st 

Gist  Frederick,  turner,  w  end  Baltimore  st 

tGist  Jacob,  caulker,  Starr  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 

Gittings  Lambert,  commission  merchant,  5  Spear's  whaiT,  dw 

North  st  2d  door  n  of  Lexington 
Gittings  Mary,  101  n  Eutaw  st 

Gittings  John  S.  com.  agent,  Water  st  3d  door  e  of  bridge 
Gladding  Michael,  butter  huckster,  Harford  av.  n  of  church 
Gladding  Samuel,  grocer,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Glasby  John  boat  builder,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 

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Glaspy  Thomas,  labourer,  Neck  road,  Canton 

Glass  Isaac,  superintendent  chimnies,  Fleet  st  w  of  Apple  al. 

Glassgow  Henry,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 

Glassgow  mrs.  dw  69  Conway  st 

Glasgow  W.  &  C.  hatters,  158  Baltimore  st 

Glander  Sarah,  milliner,  62  s  Charles  st 

Glassen  Jacob,  blacksmith,  corner  French  and  East  sts 

Glanville  mrs  Mary,  s  e  corner  Charles  and  Conway  sts 

Glassley  Ezekiel,  blacksmith,  Holland  st  w  precincts 

Gleeson  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  Light  st  near  Pratt 

Gleeson  Thomas,  teacher,  Hillen  st  e  of  Exeter 

Glenn  John,  attorney  at  law,  Court  house  lane,  dw  Charles  st 

between  Lexington  and  Fayette 
Glenn  Frederick  H.  blacksmith,  Holland  st  w  precincts 
Glenn  Wm.  lumber  merchant,  dw  92  n  Liberty  st 
Glenn  Robert,  grocery  and  bacon  store,  cor  Low  &  Forest  sts 
Glenn  Thomas  T.  painter,  cor  Pratt  st  and  Strawberrj*  alley 
Glenn  hon.  Elias,  judge  U.  S.  District  court,  Franklin  st 
Glenn  Wm.  seaman,  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 
Glenn  C.  boarding  house,  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 
Glenn  Michael,  carpenter.  Rail  road  depot 
Glover  Alexander,  confectioner,  55  Eutaw  st 
Gluck  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  Penn  av  n  of  Hoffman  st 
Gobright  Wm.  tin  plate  worker,  dw  in  part  of  M'Kim's  school 

house,  n  w  corner  Baltimore  and  Canal  sts 
Godman  mrs  Angelica,  n  e  corner  Barnet  and  Charles  sts 
Godman  Brutus,  stone  cutter,  Pine  st  w  side  s  oi  Mulberry 
Godman  Thomas  J.  distiller,  Penn  av  extended 
Godfroy  John,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Goetochy  Michael,  baker,  corner  Cross  and  William  sts 
Golibart  Joseph,  jr.  cooper,  Commerce  st  between  Pratt  and 

Cable  dw  118  Wolf  st 
Gold  capt.  Peter,  73  s  Charles  st 

Gold  capt  Joseph,  23  s  Charles  st  [gomerj  sts 

Gold  Peter  F.  dry  goods  &  grocery  store,  cor  Light  &  Mont- 
Golden  Wm.  shoemaker,  55  Wagon  alley 
tGolden  Charles,  Fleet  st  w  of  Bond 
Golder  Sarah,  75  Green  st 

Golder  Archibald,  paper  hangings  store,  171  Baltimore  st 
Golder  George,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Eutaw 
tGolder  Robert,  physician.  67  s  Howard  st 
Goldsborough  N.  W.  firm  Henry  Beadel  &  co.  dw  corner  of 

Franklin  and  Park  sts 
tGoldsborough  Richard  C.  ship  carpenter,  Wolfst  n  of  Wilk 
t Goldsborough  Moses,  plaisterer,  Chatsworth  st  n  af  George 
f Goldsborough  Joseph,  labourer,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 
Goldsmith  mrs  Elizabeth,  Lee  st  near  Light 
Goldsmith  S.  H.  dry  goods  merchant,  Calvert  st  s  of  Bath 
Golibart  Joseph,  jr.  ccoper  118  Wolfst 
Goodacre  Daniel,  granite  stone  cutter,  73  Albemarle  st 

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Goodall  Matthew,  corner  Calvert  and  Mulberry  sts 
Goodhand  Ann,  Park  lane  vr  oi  Cove  st 
Good  hand  mrs  Margaret,  68  n  Liberty  st 
Goodison  John,  22  Block  st 

tGooding  Thos.  confectioner,  Calvert  st  1  door  n  of  Saratoga 
Goodman  Edward,  cordwainer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Goodrick  Thomas  C.  proprietor  steamboat  hotel,  Pratt  st  vv  of 
Goodrick  mrs  Susan,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden  s  side  [Gay 

Goodwin  Caleb  and  co.  ship  carpenters,  lower  end  M'Elder- 
ry's  wharf,  dw  C.  G.  Stiles  st  between  Exeter  and  High 
Goodwin  Lyde  3  St.  Clair's  row,  St.  Paul  st 
Goodwin  Littleton,  Gough  st  s  of  Granby 
Gordon  Charles,  ropemaker.  Bank  st  e  of  Market 
Gordon  Wm.  carpenter,  Stiles  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Gordon  John  H.  chair  maker,  s  e  corner  South  and  Water  sts 

d w  Water  st  2  doors  w  of  South 
Gordon  John  M.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  St.  Paul 
Gordon  Michael,  shipwright,  20  Fleet  st 

Gordon ,  Starr  alley  near  Gough  st 

Gordon  Joseph,  cooper,  Mulberry  st  near  Howard 

Gordon  Mary,  shop  keeper,  85  Saratoga  st 

Gore  Wm.  millwright,  Richmond  st  near  Park 

Gore  Jabez,  Green  st  n  of  Saratoga 

Gorman  Montgomery,  cordwainer,  n  Frederick  st  near  Gay 

Gorman  Thos.  mt.  tailor,  2  Light  st  dw  Exeter  st  n  of  Water 

Gorman  Nicholas,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

Gorman  John,  weaver,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pine 

Gorman  Michael,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 

Gormley  James,  tavern  keeper,  cor.  Pratt  and  Commerce  sts 

Gorsuch  Lowry  F.  hatter,  34  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 

Gorsuch  Wm.  97  n  Howard  st 

Gorsuch  Sarah.  Cove  st  s  of  Peirce 

Gorsuch  James,  ship  carpenter,  195  Bond  st 

Gorsuch  Robert,  farmer,  Monument  st  e  of  Sterling 

Gorsuch  John,  carpenter,  50  Ann  st 

Gorsuch  Nicholas,  62  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Gorsuch  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st  s  of  Wilk 

Gorsuch  Sarah,  15  New  st 

Gorton  capt.  Wm.  A.  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Franklin 

Gorton  mrs  Phoebe,  e  Baltimore  st  opposite  Aisquith 

Gosnell  Phihp  H.  tailor,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

Gosnell  &  Hambleton,  dry  goods  merchants  3  n  Howard  st 

Gosnell  Talbot,  carpenter,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 

Gothrop  James,  cordwainer,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pine  st 

Gott  Thomas,  dry  goods  merchant,   Baltimore  st  dw   Water 

st  n  side  w  of  Lloyd 
Gonffe  John,  comedian,  Potter  st  n  of  Hillen 
Gould  Alexander,  sen.  Light  st  near  West 
Gould  Moses,  cordwainer,   17  Water  st  dw   Baltimore   st  w 

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Gould  Alexander  jr.  victualler,  Light  st  near  West 

Gould  John  G.  clothing  store,  34  s  Calvert  st 

Gould  James,  fancy  store,  202  Baho.  st  dvv  25  s  Howard  st 

Gould  capt.  Paul,  50  s  Charles  st 

Gouid  James  F.  teacher,  9  Lexington  st 

Gould  mr.  tobacconist,  6  Thomson  st 

Gould  Daniel  T.  shoe  manufacturer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 

f  Gould  Robert,  porter,  Asbury  st 

tGould  Richard,  labourer,  Eden  st  n  of  Bank 

tGould  Samuel,  labourer,  Park  st  extended 

Goulder  Mary,  huckster,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 

Goulding  Michael,  labourer,  Lunn's  lane  sof  Paca  st 

tGoulding  Wm.  labourer,  Pine  st  vv  of  Mulberry 

Gouldsborough  Wm.  J.  12(?  Ensor  st 

Gourdon  mrs  Sarah,  70  Camden  st 

Gourley  Alexander,  millwright,  Park  lane  extended 

tGoven  Daniel,  feed  store,  Aisquith  sts  of  Douglass 

Gover  George  P.  lottery  and  exchange  office,   corner   Light 

and  Baltimore  sts  dw  76  Pitt  st 
Gover  Samuel  H.  auctioneer.  Second  st  e  of  Frederick  dw 

High  st  n  of  Granby 
Gowan  mrs  Mary,  Lexington  st  between  Park  and  Howard 
Govvens  James,  carter,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Grace  James  H.  hack  owner,  Peace  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Grace  Milly,  washer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Grace  mrs  Pricilla,  Gough  st  e  of  Spring 
Grace  Wm.  blacksmith,  Apple  alley  s  of  Baltimore  st 
tGrace  Adam,  sawyer,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
fGrace  Thomas,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Gracey  mrs  Eleanor,  n  e  corner  Aisquith  and  Orleans  sts 
Gracey  Henry,  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Grafton  Martha,  dry  goods  store,  39  e  Baltimore  st 
Graham  J.  &  R.  grocers,  100  Dugan's  wharf 
Graham  Wm.  H„  104  Hanover  st 
Graham  George,  121  s  Sharp  st 
Graham  mrs  Elizabeth,  Hillen  st  e  of  Exeter 
Graham  Wm.  merchant,  2  York  buildings  e  Baltimore  st 
Graham  Hamilton,  Pratt  st  w  of  Gough 
Graham  Andrew,  ship  joiner,  5  Fleet  st 
Graham  Ephraim,  porter,  Eager  alley  near  Gay  st 
Graham  Hugh,  cabinet  maker,  Charles  st  near  Hill 
Grahme  Andrew,  232  n  Howard  st 
Graidy  Patrick,  labourer,  15  Mulberry  st 
tGrainage  Frances,  Chatsworth  st  s  of  Franklin 
Grammer  mrs  Eliza,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Pitt 
Grammer  Jacob,  victualler,  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Grandeson  Charles,  drayman,  Douglass  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Granger  Wm.  carter,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Granroak  Gustavus,  seaman,  18  Bond  st 
Grant  Stephen,  Chemist,  Saratoga  st  extended 

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tGrant  Charles,  Canal  st  n  of  Holland 

Granite  Baltimore  company's  yard,  Lombard  st  near  Pine 
'tGrant  Charles,  labourer,  Park  st  extended 

Granite  Jane,  43  Alice  Anna  st 

Grape  Andrew,  trunk  maker,  Bank  st  w  of  Spring 

Grape  Jacob,  comb  factory  and  variety  store,  40  Baltimore  st 
dw  Potter  st  near  Gay 

Grape  George,  carpenter,  Monument  st  e  of  Ensor 

Grate  Jacob,  carpenter,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 

Gratz  Sarah,  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Mulberry 

Gravenstine  mrs  Elizabeth,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 

Graves  Dr.  John  James,  n  e  corner  Sharp  and  Fayette  sts 

Graves  George,  s  e  corner  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 

Graves  Robert,  carpenter,  Bond  st  s  of  Bank 

Graves  Barney,  labourer,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 

Gray  John  M.  finding  shop,  15  Water  st 

Gray  George,  last  maker,  25  s  Calvert  st 

Gray  Henry  W.  n  e  corner  Sharp  and  Conway  sts 

Gray  Walton,  Pratt  st  2d  door  e  of  High 

Gray  Catherine,  liquor  store,  6  Ross  st 

Gray  Richard,  stone  cutter,  Harford  avenue  near  the  Church 

Gray  Leonard  F.  tailor,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 

Gray  Michael,  carpenter,  3  Mulberry  st 

Gray  Joseph,  shoemaker,  15  Saratoga  st 

Gray  John,  carter,  Wolfst  n  of  Alice  Anna 

Gray  John,  labourer.  East  st  n  of  Pitt 

Gray  James,  vegetable  medicine  store.  33  s  Calvert -st  dw.   17 

Water  street  between  Calvert  and  South  sts 
Gray  William,  hatter,  15  Thomson  street 
JGray  Daniel,  drayman,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
{Gray  Thomas,  labourer,  French  st  w  of  Potter 
fGray  'Samuel,  grain  carrier,  Water  street  e  of  Lloyd 
fGray  Jerry,  labourer,  Saratoga  street  w  of  Cove 
IGray  Charles,  labourer,  Chesnut  alley  e  of  Pine  street 
tGray  Sally,  Montgomery  street  near  Charles 
tGray  Thomas,  drayman,  31   Lerew's  alley 
Grayson  George,  carter,  Low  street  w  of  Hanover 
Grazier  Andrew,  blacksmith,  Ross  street  w  of  Biddlo 
Greatfield  John,  carpenter,  57   Wagon  alley 
Gree  Frederick,  paver  Liberty  alley  n  of  Beuren  street 
Greeble  Benjamin,  potter,  Britton  st  ne  of  Monument 
Greek  Frederick,  blacksmith,  n  w  cor  Saratoga  st  and  Eager 

alley,  dw  Long  alley  n  of  Saratoga  street 
Green  Henry,  blacksmith,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Pratt 
Green  Edward,  230  n  Howard  street 
Green  Jane,  grocer,  Saratoga  street  near  Park 
Green  Samuel,  shoemaker,  02  Exeter  street 
Green  Esther,  boarding  house,  AicElderry's  wharf 
Green  Richard  C  cooper,  rear  of  60  South  street 
Green  Terrance,  carver.  13  Lerew's  alley 
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Green  Enoch,  stone  mason,  115  n  Eutaw  street 
Green  Thomas  D.  coachmaker,  Front  street  s  of  Low- 
Green  Rebecca,  Pearl  street  s  of  Franklin 
Green  Charles  C.  dry  goods  &  grocery  merchant,  120  High  st 
Green  William,  Legrand's  row  e  Baltimore  street 
Green  mrs  Susan,  38  Exeter  street 

Green  mrs  Maria,  carpet  weaver,  Baltimore  street  e  of  Spring 
Green  George,  baker,  Pittst  w  of  Front 
Green  Armistead,  paper  hanger,  5  n  Gay  street,  d\v   sw  cor 

Caroline  and  Pratt  streets 
Green  John,  silversmith,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Eden 
Green  John,  grocer,  cor  Hillen  and  Potter  streets 
Green  Philip,  carpenter,  Penn  avenue  n  ofBiddle  street 
Green  George  M.  carpenter,  Amity  st  n  of  Lexington 
Green  Henry,  varnisher,  w  end  of  Baltimore  street 
Green  Thomas,  carpenter,  84  Ensor  street 
Green  Charles,  labourer,  Richmond  st  betvv  Charles  &  Howard 
Green  John,  carpenter,  Fayette  street  e  of  Eutaw 
Green  James,  philosophical  instrument  maker,  72  Baltimore  st 
Green  Andrew,  huckster,  Aisquithst  u  of  Monument 
Green  Edward,  granite  stone  cutter,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Green  John  &  Co.  lime  and  feed  store,  92  n  Howard  street 
Green  John,  198  n  Howard  street 
iGreen  William,  brickmaker,  Light  street  near  Austen 
^Green  Benjamin,  labourer,  East  street  s  of  Douglass 
iGreen  David,  labourer,  Fayette  street  w  of  Pearl 
f  Green  Ann,  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  street 
tGreen  Kitty,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
iGreen  John,  sawyer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
tGreen  Edward,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  street 
tGreen  Charles,  labourer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wilk 
IGreen  Sophia,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
tGreen  Richard,  porter,  Hill  street  near  Charles 
tGreen  Richard  labourer,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's  lane 
iGreen  David,  carpenter,  Half  Moon  alley,  e  of  East  st 
tGreen  William,  sawyer,  Salisbury  st  1  doorE  of  Lloyd 
IGreen  Charles,  whitewashes  Market  alley  w  of  Fayette  st 
tGreen  John,  measurer,  Welcome  alley  betvv  Sharp  and  Han- 
tGreen  Thomas,  barber,  4  Light  street  [over  sts 

|Greenbaum  John,  pedlar,  New  street  e  of  Paca 
Greenbaum  Jacob,  pedlar,  Lancaster  street  w  of  Market 
Greenfield  mrs  Sarah,  Ross  st  extended 
Greenfield  Amos,  cooper,  Franklin  st  e  of  Green 
Greenfield  Ellen,  York  st  near  Light  [ton  place 

Greenway  Edward  M.  n  w  cor  Mount  Vernon  and  Washing- 
Greenwood  John,  file  manufacturer,  Lombard  st  w  of  Green, 

dw  Carpenter  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Greenwood  Henry,  drayman,  76  s  Howard  street 
tGreenwood  Peter,  labourer,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  street 
tGreen  wood  Samuel,  porter,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
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tGreenwood  Isaac,  Light  street  near  Hamburg 
Greer  Isaac,  n  Calvert  street  2  doors  s  of  Mulberry 
Greer  mrs.  St.  Paul  st  n  of  Fayette 
Greeves  David,  grocer,  County  wharf  f.  p. 
Gregg  mrs.  Holliday  st  near  Saratoga 
Gregg  Andrew  &  Co.  produce  nits.  18  Franklin  street 
Gregg  Thomas,  Franklin  st  near  Cathedral 
Gregg  Jane,  dress  maker,  76  Saratoga  st 
Gregory  William,  plaisterer,  Lunn's  lane  n  of  Conway  st 
Gregory  Joseph,  watchman.  Sugar  alley 
Grevey  William,  blacksmith,  34  Lerew's  alley 
Grier  miss,  dress  maker,  n  Liberty  st  2  doors  n  of  Lexington 
Grier  Dr.  cor  Alice  Anna  and  Ann  sts 
Griffin  Robert  B.  dry  goods  mt.  14  Centre  Market  space 
Griffin  Elias  T.  tobacconist,  Pine  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Griffin  Philip,  miller,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Griffin  John,  grocery  &  liquor  store,  Ross  st  w  of  Long  alley 
Griffin  Bridget,  n  w  cor  Mulberry  &  Cove  sts 
Griffin  John  B.  jeweller,  76  Ensor  street 
Griffin  Robert  B.  dry  goods  merchant,  43  Baltimore  street 
Griffin  Henry,  brickmaker,  Comb  near  Busy  alley 
Griffin  Levi,  machinist,  York  st  near  Charles 
Griffin  Elizabeth,  grocer,  8  Mulberry  street 
Griffin  mrs  Mary,  63  Ann  street 
Griffin  John,  shoemaker,  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Griffin  Thomas,  carpenter,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
tGriffiu  Cufty,  porter 'Welcome  al.  betvv  Sharp  &  Howard  st 
Gaiffin  Leonard,  labourer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
tGriffin  William,  labourer,  Sugar  alley 
Griffith  William  H.  rail  road  agent,  121  Pratt  st 
Griffith  R.  R.  hardware   merchant,  Baltimore  st.  dw   nE  cor 

Franklin  &  St.  Paul  street 
Griffith  Albert  G.  paper  hanger,  Hill  st  w  of  Charles 
Griffith  Israel,  wholesale  dry  goods  merchant,  213  Baltimore 

street  cor  Sharp 
Griffith  G.  S.  paper  hanger,  Busy  alley 
Griffith  Allen,  56  s  Sharp  street 
Griffith  Sarah,  Saratoga  street  near  Park 
Griffith  Rev.  Alfred,  dw  cor  Pearl  street  and  Peach  alley 
Griffith  Edward,  packing  case  maker,  141  High  street 
Griffith  Thomas,  slater,  Baltimore  st  near  and  w  of  Har-  run 
Griffith  Stephen  carpenter,  Holland  street  e  of  Exeter 
Griffith  Ann,  seamstress,  Pratt  st  2  doors  e  of  Caroline 
Griffith  David,  sea  captain,  cor  Pratt  &,  Gough  sts 
Griffith  Jacob,  victualler,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Bond 
Griffith  mrs  Ann,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Griffith  James,  weaver,  Freedom  st  s  of  Franklin 
Griffith  James,  hatter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Griffith  Thomas  W.  justice  of  peace,  Fayette  st  2d  door  e  of 
Griffith  William,  York  avenue  [St.  Paul 

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Griffith  A.  &  R.  R.  hardware  merchants,  190*  Baltimore  st 

Griffith  mrs  Ann,  Aisquith  street  s  of  Douglass 

Griffith  mrs.  H.  B.  7  s  Eutaw  street 

Griffith  George,  Armistead  lane  near  Light  street 

Griggs  George,  pilot,  Gough  si  e  of  Caroline 

Griggs  William,  Bond  street  s  of  Gough 

Griliet  James,  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 

Grimes  rnrs  Ann,  Shakspeare  street  \v  of  Market 

Grimes  Charles,  hatter,  42  Baltimore  st.  d\v  133  High  street 

Grimes  mrs.  Howard  street  extended 

f  Grimes  Fielding,  carter,  Park  lane  w  of  Pearl  street 

Grindall  Josiah,  carpenter,  26  New  Church  street 

Grindall  Edward,  tailor,  s  Charles  street  near  Hill 

Grinder  Mary,  taiioress,  York  st  near  Charles 

Grist  Moses,  cabinet  maker,  Pratt  st  4  doors  e  of  Spring 

Groc  mrs  Ann,  1774  Baltimore  street 

Groce  &/  Walsh,  carpenters,  44  n  Green  street 

fGroce  Benjamin,  Peirce  street  w  of  Pea/l 

Groce  mrs  Maria,  s  Charles  street  extended 

Groteguth  Fredk.  piano  maker,  ne  cor  Mulberry  &,  Green  sts 

Grooms  Edward,  plasterer.  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 

Grooms  William,  plaisterer,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Eden 

tGrooms  Emory,  Douglass  street  w  of  Forest 

tGrooms  William,  carpenter,  Asbury  street 

tGrooms  N.  clothier,  L.  Hughes  st  near  Light 

Groseguth  F.  piano  maker,  76  n  Liberty  street 

Gross  Lewis,  cor  Cove  &  Lexington  streets 

Gross  John,  31  Hillen  street 

Gross  Jacob,  hardware  mei chant,  cor  Front  &  Gay  sts 

Gross  Michael,  carpenter,  Madison  street  n  of  Biddle 

Gross  Jacob,  256  n  Gay  st  o.  t. 

Gross  John  I.  agent  and  auctioneer,  cor  Front  and  Gay  sts 

Gross  Lewis  sen.  cor  Low  and  High  streets 

Gross  Lewis,  jr.  confectioner  and  soda  water    manufacturer, 

Gay  street  2d  door  e  of  the  bridge 
tGross  Abraham,  drayman,  Necessity  alley   betw  Exeter  and 

Front  streets 
tGross  Benjamin,  waiter,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Conway 
tGross  Samuel,  gardner,  Welcome  alley  betw  Sharp  &  Hano- 
f  Gross  Henry ,  labourer,  Cross  street  near  William      [over  sts 
tGross   William,  labourer,  Welcome  alley  betw  Hanover  and 

JGross ,  sawyer,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st  [Sharp 

Groves  Ann,  Potter  street  s  of  Low 

Grove  Sarah,  31  Green  street 

Groves  Mary,  huckster,  Harford  avenue  n  oft  he  Church 

Groverman  Anthony  and  Son,  importers  of  earthen,  glass  & 

Queensware,  225  Baltimore  street 
Groverman  Henry,  firm  Groverman  &  Son,  dw  61  s  Sharp  st 
Groverman  Anthony,  firm  of  do.  83  s  Sharp  street 
Gruber  Rev.  Jacob,  135  n  Eutaw  street 

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Gruber  Jacob,  locksmith,  105  Camden  street 

Grubb  George,  cedar  cooper,  German  st  near  Pine 

Grubb  John,  labourer,  East  street  s  of  Pitt 

Grubb  William,  morocco  dresser,  High  street  n  of  Gay 

Grubb  Margaret,  tavern  9  Franklin  steet 

Gruber  Jacob,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

Gruby  mrs.  Fort  road  [Saratoga 

Grundy  mrs  George  Carr,    Courtland  st  betvv  Lexington   and 

Grundy  &  Co.  auctioneers  and  Com.  mts.  n\v  cor  Charles   & 

Baltimore  streets 
Guerand  F.  dying  &  scouring  establishment,  27  Harrison  st 
Guest  Basil  shoemaker,  cor  East  st  and  Half  Moon  alley 
Guest  Samuel,  wood  corder,  Lee  st  near  Hanover 
Guiden  mrs.  George  street  e  of  Pine 
Guildner  mrs  Hannah.  73  n  Liberty  street 
Guiley  &  Emich,  stove  &  sheet  iron  ware  manufacturer,  cor 

Water  and  Light  streets 
Guiley  Philip,  d\v  Charles  st  3  door  s  of  Montgomery 
Gun  by  James,  sea  captain,  15  Philpot  street 
Gunley  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  155  French  street 
Gunn  mrs.  11  s  Charles  street 

Gunn  Bernard,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  se  cor  Lexington  &. 
Guy  sick  Lewis,  Cove  st  n  of  Franklin  [Green  sts 

tGuy  Samuel,  grave  digger,  Light  st  near  Austen 
Gwinn  Charles,  mt.  7  Spear's  wharf,  dw  76  w  Pratt  street 
jGwinn  Charles,  Potter  street  n  ofDouglass 
tGwinn  William,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  w  of  Monument 
Gwynn  Wm.  proprietor  of  Baltimore  Gazette,  2  St.  Paul  st 
Gwynn  Allen,  grocer,  321  Baltimore  street 
Guiton  Joseph,  miner,  Holland  street  w  precincts 

HaBBERSETT  H.  cross  keys  hotel,  116  n  High  street 

Habkins  Ann,  seamstress,  cor  Wilk  and  Bond  sts 

JHace  Samuel,  labourer,  Eden  st  n  of  York 

|Hacket  Samuel,  76  s  Howard  street 

jHacket  Charles,  drayman,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 

fHacket  Philip,  brickmr.ker,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 

Hacket  Philip,  sawyer,  Low  street  w  of  Aisquith 

JHacket  Hester,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 

Hackney  Robert,  bricklayer,  George  st  w  of  Penn.  avenue 

Hack  John,  tobacconist,  8  n  Howard  street,   dw   Howard  st 

near  Franklin 
Hack  Andrew  &  Sons,  grocers,  34  n  Howard  st.  dw  Lexington 

street  near  Pine 
Hadaway  Oakley,  ship  carpenter,  Gough  st  w  of  Spring 
Hadley  Samuel,  sail  maker,  8  Philpot  street 
HadJey  Deborah,  tailoress  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Wolf 
Hadskins  Nathaniel,  seaman,  Bond  st  s  of  Lancaster 
Haerner  Isaac,  coach  trimmer,  12  Peace  alley 
Hafner  Valentine,  gardner,  Johnson  street 

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Hager  George,*merchant,  Gieenfst  s  of  German,  store  Howard 

Hager  W.  J.  dw  72  Baltimore  street  [st  n  of  German 

Hargerty  James,  shoe  store,  22  Centre  Market  space 

Hagerty  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  9  s  Calvert  street 

Hagerty  Mrs  Sarah,  Green  street  s  of  Franklin 

Hagerty  John,  tailor,  Comet  street 

Hagerty  Andrew,  cooper,  Canal  st  n  ofOrleans 

Hagger  John  W.  mathematical  instrument  maker,   57  South 

street,  dw  72  Baltimore  street 
Hagner  George,  tobacconist,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Hagner  William,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Hague  William,  watchman,  Hampstead  st  n  side 
Hagur  Paul,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Biddle 
Hahn,  Adolph,  n  side  of  Lee  street  near  Light 
Hand  mrs  Ann,  Silver  street  e  of  Eden 
Hahn  John,  merchant  tailor,  cor  Light  and  Wine  streets 
Hahn  Henry,  painter,  27 Lexington  street 
Hahn  mrs  milliner,  25  Lexington  street 
Hahn  William,  victualler,  Mullikin  street  e  of  Bond 
Haigh  Harriet,  Pearl  st  n  of  Fayette 
Hams  Edward,  cedar  cooper,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Hains  Ann,  Edenst  s  of  Orleans 
Hains  Martin,  carpet  weaver,  High  street 
Haines  Daniel,  carter,  5  Block  street 
Hainey  John, pilot,  Ann  street    n  ofGough 
|Haley  Alexander,  seaman,  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline 
Halbert  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Water  st  opposite   Lloyd 
Halbert  Edward,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Forest  &  Douglass  sts 
Hales  Henry,  grocer,  cor  Howard  and  Camdtn  streets 
Haley  William,  watchman.  William  alley 
Halfpenny  James,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
Halfpenny  William,  pilot,  54  Ann  street, 
Halback  Charles,  instrument  maker,  12  Mercer  street 
Hall  Edward,  tavern  keeper,  cor  Grant  and  Balderston  sts 
Hall  Thomas  W.  merchant,  dw  n  Charles  st  betw  Pleasant  & 

Saratoga  streets 
Hall  Maj.  Henry,  Lexington  street  e  of  Cove 
Hall  Nathan,  plumber  and  tinner,  15  Bond  street 
Hall  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker,  15  Bond  street 
Hall  John,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Hall  John,  draftsman,  Park  st  between  Saratoga  &  Mulberry 
Hall  Joseph,  Tyson  alley 

Hall  Dr.  Richard  W.  Lexington  st  near  Courtland 
Hall  capt.  John,  Thames  st  w  of  Ann  dw  Pratt  st  near  Presi- 
Hall  Wells  R.  grocer,  4  Thames  st  [dent 

Hall  Charlotte,  Exeter  st  s  of  Granby 
Hall  Anthony,  gardner,  Burk  st  Canton 
Hall  John,  sailor,  69  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Hall  Richard  H.  tobacco  inspector,  warehouse,  3  corner  Light 

ami  Conway  sts  dw  129  Hanover  st 

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Hall  misses,  20  Hanover  st 

Hall  Wm.  W.  attorney  at  law,   Fayette  st  e  of  St.  Paul  dw 

Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Hall  Henry,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Pitt  and  Exeter  sts 
Hall  Kinsey,  victualler,  Pitt  st  4th  doore  of  Eden 
Hall  Daniel,  barber,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Exeter  st 
HaJI  capt.  constable,  Maiden  lane  3d  door  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Hall  James,  ship  carpenter,  corner  Spring  and  Water  sts 
Hail  capt.  John,  Pratt  st  7  doors  e  of  Caroline 
Hall  Elias  S.  cordwainer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Hall  Elizabeth,  Union  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Hall  Israel,  cordwainer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Hall  Dr.  Robert  C.  Franklin  st  n  e  corner  Pine 
Hall  Daniel,  carpenter,  11  Fleet  st 
Hall  P.  collector,  66  French  st 
Hall  Eliza,  corner  Bank  and  Caroline  sts 
Hall  capt.  Joseph,  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Hall  Richard  M.  dw  5  Baltimore  st 
Hall  &.  co.  dry  goods  merchants,  195  Baltimore  st 
Hall  Wm.  cedar  cooper,  241  Baltimore  st 
Hall  Ann,  seamstress,  Caroline  st  n  of  York 
Hall  Joseph,  shoemaker,  Eden  st  s  of  Bank 
Hall  George,  lumber  measurer,  70  Market  st  f  p 
Hall  Andrew,  merchant,  Market  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Hall  Adam,  labourer,  Pratt  st  extended 
tHall  Nathaniel,  saddler,   s  w  corner  German  and  Paca  &ts 

dw  Camden  st  w  of  Howard 
tHall  Peter,  porter,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
I  Hall  John,  drayman,  Pearl  st  s  of  Mulberry 
i  Hall  mrs  Don  Carlos,  18  Salisbury  st 
IHall  Leah,  washer,  German  st  near  Cove 
tHall  Nicholas,  porter,  Columbia  st  between  Sharp  St  Howard 
;Hall  Catherine,  washer,  33  Lerew's  alley 
tHall  Edward,  drayman,  24  Fayette  st 
tHall  Arthur,  drayman,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
Halpon  James,  grocer,  corner  Mulberry  and  Pine  sts 
Halt  Mary,  milliner,  84  Ensor  st 

Halt  David,  prop,  circular  rail  way,  near  Racecourse,  Canton 
Haltz  Christian,  hatter,  47  n  Sharp  st 
Haman  James,  tobacconist,  20  New  Church  st 
Hambleton  Thomas  E.  firm  Gosnell  and  H.  dw  Paca  street  2 

doors  n  of  Marion 
Hamelin  Francis,  military  hat  St  cap  manufactory,  66  Pratt  st 
Hamill  James,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Baltimore  and  High  sts 
flamill  Alexander,  grocer,  n  w  corner  High  and  Pitt  sts 
Hamill  Valentine,  cooper,  Britton  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Hamilton  John,  dealer  in  fish,  Park  st  1  door  s  of  Richmond 
Hamilton  Evan,  merchant,  s  w  corner  Baltimore  and  Howard 

sts  dw  s  w  corner  Eutaw  st  and  Cider  alley 
Hamilton  Mary,  mantua  maker,  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 


HAN  MatchetVs   Baltimore 

Hamilton  John  A.  e  Baltimore  st  opposite  Aisquith 

Hamilton  George,  Water  st  n  side  w  of  Lloyd 

Hamilton  James,  accountant  at  Custom   house,   Biddle  st  w 

of  Penn  avenue 
Hamilton  Hugh,  sand  dealer,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 
Hamilton  James,  grocer,  corner  Exeter  and  French  sts 
Hamilton  Mary,  Tyson  st 

Hamilton  Andrew,  dry  goods  merchant,  159  Baltimore  st 
Hamilton  James,  grocer,  Caroline  st  s  of  Wilk 
Hamilton  Ann  Maria,  huckster,  72s  Bond  st 
Hamilton  Thomas,  ship  wright,  22  Philpot  st 
Hamilton  John  W.  dry  goods  merchant,  74  Market  st  store, 
Hamilton  mr.  and  mrs.  seminary  for  young  ladies,   Saratoga 

street  near  Courtland 
Hamilton  James,  jr.  dry  goods  merchant,  58  Lexington  st 
Hamilton  Wm.  cotton  spinner,  Potter  st  w  side 
Hamilton  John,  Perry  st  near  Charles 
Hammer  G.  hair  dresser  and  wig  maker,  5  n  Liberty  st 
Hammer  mrs.  boarding  house,  Fayette  st  near  St  Paul's  lane 
tHammer  Eliza,  seamstress,  Short  alley 
tHammer  Patrick,  carpenter,  64  s  Howard  st 
{Hammer  Cooper,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Hammond  miss  Eliza,  Biddle  st 

Hammond  Joseph,  tin  plate  worker,  38£  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 
Hammond  J.  David,  baker,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Biddle  st 
Hammond  mrs.  North  st  near  Pleasant 

Hammond ,  white  washer,  Peirce  st  e  of  Pine 

Hammond  Henry,  corner  Charles  and  Centre  sts 
Hammond  mrs  Mary  A.  Ross  st  extended  [ton  place 

Hammond  Charles,  n  e  corner  Mount  Vernon  and  Washing- 
Hammond  Joseph,  tinner,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Hammond  capt.  Oliver,  31  Ann  st 
tHammond  Peter,  waiter,  Sharp  st  near  Saratoga 
|Hammond  Andrew,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Hamner  Rev.  James  G.  92  Hanover  st 
Hampson  Joseph,  watchmaker,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Hampson  Absalom  J.  grocer,  52  n  Liberty  st 
Hampton  Levi,  cordvvainer,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
Hanan  John,  attorney  at  law,  n  w  cor  St  Paul  &  Fayette  sts 
Hance  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  35  South  st 
Hancock  Absalom,  collector,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Hancock  capt.  Robert,  s  e  corner  Gough  and  Pratt  sts 
Hancock  John,  labourer,  Silver  st  e  of  Eden 
Hancock  Wm.  labourer,  Potter  st  n  of  Hillen 
Hand  Thomas,  Penn  avenue  near  George  st 
Hand  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  48  n  Eutaw  st 
Hand  John,  painter,  Carpenter's  alley  near  Howard  st 
Hands  Wm.  G.  accountant,  Water  st  n  side  w  of  Lloyd 
Hands  Nicholas  and  son,  tinners,  18  v  Howard  st  dw  40  do 
Handy  Dr.  W.  W.  and  J.  T.  49  w  Pratt  st 

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Handy  Hugh,  weaver,  Pine  st  \v  sides  of  Franklin 
{Handy  Prestman,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
JHandy  Ishmael,  painter,  Harford  road  n  of  Lumber  yard 
tHandy  George,  carter,  Harford  road  n  of  Lumber  yard 
Haney  Charles,  firm  Crawford  and  Haney,  dw  Charles   8t 

near  Montgomery 
Haney  Henry,  tailor,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
Haney  Daniel,  turner,  9  Fleet  st,  shop  Alice  Anna  st 
Haney  Charles,  hose  maker,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Hankey  Joseph,  drug  mill,  and  log  wood  chipping,    w  Falls 

avenue  s  of  Pratt  st.;  dw  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Hann  Jacob,  Columbia  st 

Hanna  Thos.  machinist,  w  Fall's  av.  betw.  Pratt  &  Water  sts 
Hanna  mrs  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  16  s  Calvert  st 
Hanna  James,  grocer,  corner  Bishop's  alley  and  Stiles  st 
Hanna  mrs  Ann,  Fleet  st  w  of  Market 
Hanson  Thomas,  merchant,  20  Commerce  st  dw  45  Pratt  st 
Hanson  Win.  merchant  tailor,  Low  st  between  High  St  Front 
Hanson  Henry,  collector,  Jefferson  st  near  Canal 
Hanson  Wm.  H.  Water  st  opposite  Lloyd 
Hanson  Ann,  washer,  Tyson  alley 
Hanson  George  H.  shoemaker,  Exeter  st  N  of  Pitt 
t  Hanson  James,  blacksmith,  Welcome  alley   between  Sharp 

and  Howard  streets 
Hanzsche  J.  G.  book  and  stationery  store,  and  circulating  li- 
brary, Centre  Market  space  next  Aid.  Arcade 
Hanzsche  J.  T.  printer  and  bookseller,  32  n  Eutaw  st  corner 

Wagon  alley 
{Haraty  Perry,  labourer,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Harbough  Benjamin,  35  Exeter  st 
Harbough  Jerome,  wheelwVight,  35  Exeter  st 
Harden  Wm.  auctioneer  for  horses   and  carriages,  Swan  st 

near  Jones's  Falls 
Harden  Samuel,  president  of  Powhattan  manufacturing  Co. 

over  197  Baltimore  st  dw  Camden  st  near  Sharp 
Harden  Elizabeth,  Park  lane  extended 
Harden  Wm.  dry  goods  merchant,  62  Lexington  st 
Harden  John,  labourer,  w  end  Baltimore  st 
{Harden  Jas.  9  s  Calvert  st  dw  Ensor  st  opp.  Catholic  church 
{Harden  Lucy,  Pearl  st  n  of  Lexington 
f  Harden  Matthew,  Run  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 
rHarden  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Jefferson  st  7th  doorE  of  Short 
Hardester  Hooper  &  co.  sailmakers,  over  97  Bowly's  wharf 
Hardester  Benjamin,  firm  do  dw  Pratt  st  bet.  Exeter  &.  High 
Hardester  Charles,  commission  mt.  Pratt  st  w   of  Albemarle 
Hardesty  C.  R.  commission  merchant,    1  Pratt  st   wharf,  dw 

Pratt  st  near  Albemarle 
Hardesty  Henry,  81  h  Exeter  st 
Hardesty  Rollins,  draper  and  tailor,  6  Hanover  st  dw  Sharp 

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Hardesty  John,  grocer  and  hack  proprietor,  corner  Jefferson 

and  Canal  streets 
Hardenten  Jacob,  segar  maker,  10  Hill  st 
Hardin  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Ruxton  st 
Hardin  John,  porter,  50  Lerew's  alley- 
Harding  Ann,  shopkeeper,  Harford  road  n  of  lumber  yard 
Harding  James,  intersection  Harford  avenue  and  Ensor  st 
Hardisty  Henry,  Conway  st  near  Sharp 
Hardt  John,  carpenter,  Ross  st  e  of  St.  Mary 
Hardy  mrs  Ann,  89  w  Pratt  st 
Hardy  John,  tailor,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Pine 
Hardy  William,  tavern  keeper,  8  Light  st 
Hardy  Samuel,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Balto.  st  w  of  Pine 
Hardy  Wm.  carter,  Cove  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Hardy  Priscilla,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
tHardy  Rezin,  Long  alley  n  of  New  st 
JHardy  Samuel,  labourer,  Washington  square  n  of  Balto.  st 
tHardy  Abm.  waiter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Hare  Jacob,  tobacco  store,  2  Bazaar,  dw  corner  of  Gay   and 

Monument  sts 
Hare  Thomas,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Hareg  John,  locksmith,  corner  Hill  and  Hanover  sts 
Harford  George,  cabinet  maker,  21  Fleet  st 
Hargrove  Rev.  John,  Exeter  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Harker  Samuel,  publisher  of  Baltimore  Republican,  31  s  Gay 

st  dw  High  st  s  of  French 
Harker  Mary,  York  avenue 
Harker  James,  labourer,  York  avenue 
Harkins  mrs.  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  st 
Harkins  Robert,  brass  founder,  54  s  Charles  st 
Harkins  and  Patterson,  cordwainers,  52  n  Howard  st 
Harkins  Giles,  shoemaker,  Stiles  st  w  of  Harford  run  " 
Harkness  mrs  Jane,  boarding  house,  Freedom  st  s  of  Franklin 
Harkin  Henry,  grocer,  Charles  st  near  Lee 
Harlen  Samuel,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Madison  &  Howard  sts 
Harman  M.  and  S.  dry  goods  store,  52  w  Pratt  st 
Harman  Peter,  pastor  German  reformed  lutheren  church, Con- 
way st  near  Sharp 
Harman  George,  shoe  store,  54  Pratt  st  3  doors  e  of  Hanover 
Harman  Samuel,  brick  maker,  87  s  Howard  st 
Harman  J.  M.  cigar  factory,  4  n  Calvert  st  dw  7  s  Sharp  st 
Harman  George,  carpet  roller,  Granby  1st  door  w  of  Har.  run 
Harman  Daniel,  tailor,  Canal  sts  of  Baltimore 
Harman  Fortney,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Park  and  Fayette  sts 
Harman  Joseph,  coach  builder,  Park  street  between  Saratoga 

and  Mulberry 
Harner  mrs  Mary,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Harnet  James,  labourer,  s  e  cor  Paca  and  Franklin  sts 
Harney  E.  Rhodes's  female  classical  school,  45  n  Eutaw  st 
Harper  Thomas,  tailor,  Paca  st  s  of  Fayette 
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Harper  Charles  G.  attorney  at  law,  dw  Gay  st  s  of  Second" 

Harper  Presbury,  shoemaker,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Spring 

Harret  Peter,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 

Harrington  Ann,  grocery,  68  s  Calvert  st 

Harrington  Otis,  grocer,  Penn  av.  n  of  St.  Mary  st.  dw    s  w 

corner  Pine  st  and  Chesnut  alley 
Harrington  Samuel,  waterman,  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Harrington  Thomas,  shoemaker,  99  Ensor  st 
Harrington  John,  waterman,  glass  house,  Johnson  st 
Harris  Dr.  C.  A,  dentist,  76  Pratt  st 
Harris  Dr.  J.  H.  76  Pratt  st  dw  19  Liberty  st 
Harris  Jno.  W.  tailor,  Hygeian  depository,  dw  Sharp  st  1  door 
Harris  Samuel,  carpenter,  12  Barnetst  [s  of  Pratt 

Harris  James,  tailor,  Conway  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Harris  Louisa  A.  corner  Paca  and  New  sis 
Harris  Richard,  tailor,  7  Gay  st  o  t 
Harris  James,  boarding  house,  159  Baltimore  st 
Harris  Wm.  C.  jewelry  and  fancy  store,  98  Baltimore  st 
Harris  Samuel,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Harris  Wm.  Asbury  lane 
Harris  Henry,  waterman,  York  st  near  Light 
Harris  Bazil,  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Harris  capt.  Samuel,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Harris  Benjamin,  fashionable  barber   and  hair   dresser,  5  s 

Howard  street 
Harris  David,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Harris  Samuel,  carpenter,  22  Fayette  st 
Harris  Leakin,  Long  lane  s  of  Orleans  st 
Harris  Dr.  Chapin  A.  dentist,  Fayette  st  3  doors  w  of  Charles 

dw  76  w  Pratt  st 
tHarris  Samuel,  brick  maker,  Conway  st  near  Cove 
tHarris  Cecelia,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 
tHarris  Aaron,  labourer,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 
tHarris  Henry,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
tHarris  Rachel,  washer,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
tHarris  Daniel,  bricklayer,  Bond  st  n  of  Ann 
tHarris  Stephen,  cook,  Short  st  n  of  Jefferson 
tHarris  Hollis,  labourer,  Sugar  alley 
fHarris  mrs.  huckster,  Johnson  st 
tHarris  James,  sawyer,  Crape  alley 
tHarris  Robert,  labourer,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Ularris  Edward,  caulker,  Spring  st  near  Gough 
tHarris  Richard,  seaman,  corner  Long  lane  &,  Mulliken  sts 
tHarris  Richard,  drayman,  corner  Grant  and  Lombard  sts 
Harrison  Charles,  tavern  keeper,   w  Fall's   avenue  near   the 

Draw  Bridge 
Harrison  Wm.  G.  corner  Baltimore  and  Exeter  sts 
Harrison  O.  H.  Apothecary,  n  w  corner  Gay  &,  Saratoga  at* 
Harrison  James,  gravel  alley  rear  of  Calvert  st  city  spring 
Harrison  Moses,  carpenter/Exeter  st  u  of  Pitt 

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Harrison  &  co.  com.  mts.  corner  Charles  and  German  sts  dvv 

T.  H.  Pascault's  row,  Lexington  st 
Harrison  Araminta  &l  Elizabeth,  100  Hanover  st 
Harrison  mrs  Hall,  s  e  corner  Baltimore  and  Exeter  sts 
Harrison  Joshua  K.  proprietor  Columbian  Gardens  Hotel,    e 

Baltimore  street 
Harrison  Nathan,  Salisbury  st  between  High  and  Exeter 
Harrison  Samuel,  carpenter,  Biddle  st  w  of  Ross 
Harrison  Richard,  labourer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Harrison  Wm.  huckster,  Park  lane  extended 
Harrison  Wm.  a^ent,  40  Sterling  st 
Harrison  Levin  W.  carpenter,  Light  st  n  of  Montgomery 
Harrison  and  brothers,  dry  goods  merchants,  173  Baltimore  st 
Harrison  Luke,  seaman,  Eden  sts  of  Bank 
Harrison  Sabret,  chair  maker,  Eden  st  n  of  York 
Harrison  Salome,  milliner,  4  n  High  st 
Harrison  S.  city  bailiff,  25  Alice  Anna  street 
Harrison  Thomas,  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market 
Harrison  R.  H.  dry  goods  merchant,  55  n  Howard  street 
Harrison  Benjamin,  dry  goods  merchant,  155  Baltimore  street 
Harrison  James,  shoemaker,  Bond  street,  n  of  Wilk 
Harrison  William,  blacksmith,  Hill  street,  near  Charles 
Harrison  Jeremiah  W.  tailor,  60  n  Howard  street 
tHarrison  Sally,  cook,  36  Light  street 
tHarrison  Nicholas,  labourer,  Davis  street,  near  Pleasant 
Harrod  John  J.  Book  Agent   for  the  Methodist    Protestant 
Church,  172*  Baltimore  street,  dw  St.  Paul  street,  op- 
posite Fayette 
Harrod  Henry,   shipping  master,  74  Ann  street 
Harrygan  Andrew,  tailor,  East  street,  s  of  Douglass 
Harson  William,  carpenter,  Long  Alley,  s  of  Saratoga  street 
Hart  Archibald,  wholesale  dry  goods  merchant,  209  Baltimore 

street,  dw  110  Lombard  st 
Hart  Samuel  grocer,  sw  cor  Gay  and  Saratoga  sts.  dw  Front 
Hart  Archibald,  110  Lombard  street  [st  s  of  Low 

Hart  Peter,  labourer,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Hart  Charles  John,  dryjgoods  mt.  57  Lexington  street 
Hart  James,  glass  cutter,  Orleans  st  1  door  w  of  Eden 
Hart  mrs  Catherine,  Biddle  street  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Hart  Asa,  carpenter,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Hart  Solomon   merchant,  tailor,  35  Baltimore  street 
xT\rtJr  I  e\  b;,ck™ker,  Annapolis  road  near  Spring  Gar. 
Hart  Michael,  dw  Baltimore  street  opposite  Pearl 
Hartge  Henry,  piano  maker,  Franklin  street  near  Howard  st 
Hart.gan  John,  cooper,  Tripoli's  alley  »  of  Second  street 
Hartigan  Michael,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Water  st  <2  doors 

trom  Frederick 
Hartley  Levi,  Garden  st  near  Madison 
Hartley  Susan,  Castle  alley 
HartlirT  John,  brickmaker,  West  st 


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Hartman  John,  cordwniner,  Biddle  alloy  w  of  Ross  st 

Hartman  Samuel,  shoe  dealer,  Mulberry  st  \v  of  Pearl 

Hartman  Isaac,  tailor,  42  n  Gay  st 

Hartman  Samuel,  shoe  store,  52  Lexington  street 

Hartzogg  George,  85  s  Howard  st 

Harvey  Elenora,  Tripolett's  alley 

Harvey  J.  &  Co.  nvv  cor  Pratt  and  Hanover  sts.    dw  J.  H.  55 

Harvey  Thomas,  saddler,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Green     [Hanover 

HarveyJames,  seaman,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Washington 

Harvey  James,  grocery  &  liquor  store,  Eutaw  ti  of  Lexington 

Harvey  Thomas,  barber  and  shoemaker,  Bond  st  s  of  Wiik 

Harvey  airs  Sarah,  Potter  street  n  of  Necessity  alley 

Harvey  Archibald,  35  High  street 

Harwood  .lames,  judge  of  Orphan's  Court,  dw  36  St  Paul  st. 

office  over  the  Union  Batik 
Harwood  John,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Camden 
Harwood  James,  grocery  and  flour  store,  119  n  Howard  st 
Harwood  James,  13-4  N  Howard  street 
Harwood  Thomas,  shoemaker,  McElderrv  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Harwood  Barbara,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Haskell  John  H.  card  manufactory,  102  w  Pratt  st 
Haskius  Staughten,  fruit  store,  35£  e  Baltimore  street 
tHaskius  Dabney,  Ruxton  street 
Haslam  John  &  Son,  shoeing  forge,  North  st  betw  Bath   and 

Pleasant  streets 
Haslam  Thomas,  firm  do.  dw  1  door  s  of  the  forge 
Haslam  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Centre  st  e  of  St.  Paul 
Haslett  James  jr.  grocer  &  com.  merchant,  50  s  Frederick  st. 

dw  s\v  cor  Water  St  Exeter  sts 
Haslett  Thomas,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Short  and  Orleans  streets 
Haslup  John,  blacksmith;  Hillen  st  w  of  Orleans 
Haslup,  Jesse,  coachsmith,  21  Harrison  st.    dw  Aisquith    st 

opposite  Hull's  lane 
Haslup  Itezin,  coachsmith,  12  n  Frederick  st 
Hassard  Thomas,  carpenter,  St.  Paul  st  n  of  Lexington,  shop 

Franklin  st  near  Cathedral 
Hassellberger,  George,  victualler,  s  Charles  st  extended 
Hasset  mrs  Ann,  n  w  cor  Maiden  lane  and  Aisquith  st 
Hasson  J  no.  grocer  and  com.  mt.  80  Pratt  street,  dw  Exeter  st 

s  of  Pratt 
Hasson  James,  shoemaker,  Hollidav  sts  of  Centre 
Haste  Philmine,  Saratoga  st  wof  Cove 

Hastings  Jas.  grocery  and  liquor  store,Eutaw  st  s  of  Franklin 
Hasvvell  miss  Rebecca,  mantua  maker,  Holliday  st  betw  Bath 

and  Pleasant  streets 
Hatch  Nathan  J.  shoe  store,20  n  Eutaw  st.  dw  Chesnut  alley 
Hatch  Sarah,  milliner,  149  Bond  street  fE  of  Pine  st 

Hathway  John,  Lombard  street  near  Eutaw 
Hatton  Hagerty,  painter  &  g!azier,Baltinriore  st  2d  door  w  of 
Hatton  mrs.  grocer,  Water  st  3  doors  w  of  App  e  alley  [Spring 


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Hatioti  mrs  Alberia,  n  w  cor  Monument  &  Ensor  streets 
Haubert  Elizabeth,  C.  Lombard  st  near  Paca 
Haughey  Thomas,  collector,  cor  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 
Haughtenbaugh  William,  hair  dresser,  91  Pitt  street 
Haunn  John,  carpenter,  Harford  road  near  the  lumber  yard 
Haunn  Christian,  carpenter,  Harford  road  near  do. 

Hauptman  Henry,  cordwainer,  Pearl  st  n  ol  Fayette 
Hauptman  John,  C harks  st  near  Montgomery 
Haus  Cudlip,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Haus  Matthias,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Hause  Peter,  Lexington  street  w  of  Pine 
Haupt  John  M.  Mulberry  street  near  Eutaw 
Haw  Martha,  34  Block  st 
+Haw  Robert,  Spring  st  s  ofGough 
Hawk  William,  carpenter,  Pitt  st  e  of  Eden 
Hawkins  William,  merchant,  s  Frederick  street 
Havvley  mrs.  Desire,  93  n  Eutaw  st 

Hawkins  John  H.  W.  hatter,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Hawkins  Joseph,  gate  keeper,  Annapolis  road,  naar  Sp.  Gar. 
Hawkins  Charles,  house  carpenter,  Water  st  w  of  Exeter 
Hawkins  Enoch,  cordwainer,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Hawkins  William,  fish  dealer,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquitt? 
Hawkins  mrs  Margaret,  shop  keeper,  101  Ensor  street 
Hawkins  Frederick,  labourer,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 
Hawkins  Samuel,  Sugar  ailey 
Hawser  mrs  Barbara,  19  Pitt  street 

Hawthorn  Hoses,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Hay  Harriet,  Pearl  st  n  of  Fayette 

Hay  Jesse,  labourer,  w  end  of  Baltimore  street         [Charles  st 
Hayden  Edmund,  attorney  at  law,  Lexington  street,  dw  76  n 
Hayden  H.  &,  Son,  dental  surgeons,  s  w  cor  Charles  &  Mul- 
Hayden  mrs  Elizabeth,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Biddle  st     [berry 
Hayes  Michael,  labourer,  Eden  st  s  of  Bank 
Hayes  DaviJ,  13S  n  llowa.d  street 
Hayes  Timothy,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
Hayward  John  L.  19  German  st 
Hawthorn  Robert,  spooler,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 
Hayes  John,  painter,  22  Fayette  st 
Hayes  Simeon,  constable,  21  Mercer  st 
Hayes  Robert,  tobacconist,  Sharp  st  s  of  Lexington 
Hays  Robert,  carver,  corner  North  st  and  Orange  alley;  dw 
Hays  mrs  Martha,  25  High  [Lxeter  st  near  Pitt 

Hays  William,  victualler,  Strawberry  alley  s  of  Orleans  st 
Hays  A.  washer,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
iHays  Alexander,  labourer,  Wolf  st  n  ofGough 
JHayman  Mary,  huckster,  Caroline  s  of  Water  st 
Haynes  John,  painter,  13  Sterling  st 
Hayward  John  L.  ID  German  street 
Haywood  John  P.  painter,  lOMott  st 
J  Hay  wood  Richard,  huckster,  Douglass  w  of  Potter 
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Hazard  John,  blacksmith,  Bank  lane  n  side 
HazeJiprnrs.  second  hand  clothing  store,  37  Second  st 
Head  rnrs.  Margaret,  Baltimore  st  vv  of  Cove 
tHeading  Basil,  drayman,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Headinger  Catharine,  se  corner  Hampstead  and  Caroline  sts 
Heald   Jacob  &,  Co.,  tobacconists,    57   Smith's  whi*  and  2 

Spear's  whf;  d\v  Baltimore  st  2d  door  w  of  East 
Heald  William,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturer,  19  Centre 

Market  Space;  dw  Pitt  st  near  Exeter 
Health  Commissioners'  Office,  Citv  Hall,  Holliday  st 
Health  Office  of  the  Port  of  Baltimore,  S.  B.  Martin,  physi- 
cian, corner  of  Wolf  and  Fell  sts 
Healey  Ann,  huckster,  ne  corner  Bond  &  Gough  sts 
Healey  John,  11  Bond  street 

Healy  Rev pastor  of  Baptist  Church  Fell's  Poinl;  dw 

Baltimore  st.  between  Caroline  and  Spring 
Hea  y  Ann,  huckster,  n  e  corner  Bond  and  Gough 
Healy  John,  11  Bond  st 
Heaps  mrs  Rebecca,  Rock  st  s  of  Lexington 
Heath  U.  S.  attorney  at  law,  23  St.  Paul  st 
Heath  J.  P.  attorney  at  law,  corner  of  St.  Paul  &  Fayette  sts 

dw  mv  corner  German  &  Green  sts 
7  Heath  Hester,  carpet  weaver,  Apple  allev  n  of  Fleet  st 
Heavener  John,  locksmith  &,  bell  hai-ger,^  Monument  st 
Hebb  John,  pilot,  101  Ann  st 
Hebern  Samuel,  wheelright,  28  Fayette  st 
Hebrew  William,  labourer,  Asbiiry  lane 
tHebrew  Stephen  B.  dyer  &  scourer,  24  Lexington  st 
Heckrotte  William,  proprietor  of  fountain  inn3  corner  Charles 

&  Camden  sts  dw  36  Conway  st 
Hedmger  Daniel,  carpenter,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 
Hedrick  Thomas,  sailmaker,  Pratt  st  s  side  e  of  Gough 
Hedrick  Richard,  superintendent  of  chimnies,  Aisquith   st  s 

of  Hull's  lane 
Heffner  Edward,  plaisterer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Heide  Rachel,  163  Baltimore  stieet 
Heigh  Benjamin  M.  attorney   at  law,   Masonic  Hall,  Court 

House  lane,  dw  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
Heigh  mrs  Jane,  101  Hanover  street 
Heilbrun  M.  watch  and  clock  maker,  7  n  Gay  street 
Heimerdinger,  Charles,  shoemaker,  Saratoga  st  near  Howard 
Heineken  C.  A.  &,  Schumacher,  importing  merchants,   over 

10  s  Charles  street 
Heiser  Henry  W.  grocer,  Howard  st  s  of  Franklin,  dw  Mul- 
berry st  s  of  Pearl 
Helfenstein  Rev.  Albert,  paster  of  German  Reformed  Church, 

Second  street  next  the  church 
Heller,  Samuel,  coachmaker,  Charles  st  1  door  from  Barre 
Hellick  Stephen,  domestic  goods  manufacturer,  cor   Howard 
and  Madison  streets 

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Helmling  Anthony,  pump  and  block  maker,  Lee  st  w  of  Light 
Helmling  John,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Carpenter  alley  &  Eulavv  st 
tHelms  Henrietta,  cook,  Hawk  st 
Helm  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  East  st  e  of  Douglass 
Helsby  Samuel,  tailor.  Gay  st  n  of  Forest 
llemmick  Jacob,  ladies'  shoemaker,  26  n  Liberty  st 
Hemmick  John,  cordwainer,  Union  st  vv  of  Ross 
Hemphill  Rachel,  tailoress,  Water  st  near  Caroline 
tHemsley  Joshua,  carter,  Marion  st  near  Park 
Henck  Sarah,  dry  goods  store,  4  n  Liberty  street 
Heuckel  Win.  tavern  keeper,  Wter  st  bet  w.  Frederick  &  Gay 
Henderson  Henry,  biscuit  and  cracker  biker,  s  e  cor  Pratt  &. 

Patterson  sts.  d\v  Camden  st  betw  Charles  &  Hanover 
Henderson  John  VV.  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Henderson  Henry,  Camden  st  near  the  fountain 
Henderson  Andrew,  High  st  s  of  York 
Henderson  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  33  Fell  street 
Henderson  James,  weaver,  Cove  sts  of  Franklin 
Henderson  Joseph,  painter,  Cove  st  s  of  Franidin 
Henderson  James  A.  boot  and  shoemaker,  44  Baltimore  st.  dw 

Pratt  st  6  doors  e  of  President 
Henderson  John,  pump  &  block  maker,  cor  Exeter  &  Stiles 
Henderson  David,  carpener,  cor  Orleans  stand  Strawberrj'  al 
Henderson  Andrew,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  av. 
Henderson  Benjamin,  cordwainer,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn. 
Henderson  Wilji^m,  stone  cutter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Fawn 
Henderson  John,  blockmaker,  s  ecor  Pratt  and  Commerce  sts 
Henderson  John,  dw  s  side  Stiles  st  near  High 

Henderson  ,  carter,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 

Hendricks  John,  Ensor  street  n  e  of  East  street 
Hendrickson  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  Carpenter  al  near  Eutaw 
Henk  George  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  2  Light  st  wharf 
Henkey  Joseph,  ship  broker  &  coal  dealer,  n  w  cor  Pratt  & 

Gay  sts.  dw  Water  st  near  Exeter 
Hennaman  Sarah,  Pleasant  st  near  St.  Paul 
Hennaman  Sarah,  boarding  house,  Cove  st  n  of  Fayette 
Hennick  George,  saddler,  Penn.  av.  n  of  St  Mary  street 
Hennicks  Alexander,  saddler,  cor  French  st  and  Liberty  alley 
Henning  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Hennings  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  Bank  st  w  of  Spring 
Hennings  Elizabeth,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  street 
Hennix  George,  saddler,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Henovey  John,  carpenter, Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 
Henry  William  &  Co.  auctioneers  and  com.  mts.  26  s  Charles 
Henry  R.  French  consul,  Albemarle  st  near  Pratt,  business 

21  Exchange  buildings 
Henry  William,  dw  61  Green  st  n  of  Lexington 
Henry  John  shoemaker,  Monument  st  e  of  Sterling 
Henry  William,  carpenter,  Jackson's  court  e  of  Ross  st 
Henrv  Isaac,  labourer,  Park  lane  extended 

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tHenry  Richard,  labourer,  Green  st  s  of  Pratt 

tHenry  Samuel,  drayman,  Saratoga  st  e  ot'Cove 

THenry  Robert,  seaman,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 

Hen6hall  Jas.  shoemaker,  20*  Pratt  st  &  10  Maryland  Arcade 

Henshaw  Rev.  I.  P.  K.  15  Sharp  street 

JHenson  Joseph,  drayman,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 

fHenson  Isaac,  labourer,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 

fHenson  James,  drayman,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 

Henson  Emory,  labourer  Conway  street  near  Cove 

fHenson  William,  sawyer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 

Hepbron  mrsA.  D.  milliner,  76  Hanover  street 

Herbert  Rosanna,  Penn.  avenue  extended 

Herd  John,  grocer,  cor  Hull's  lane  and  Forest  street 

Hergisheimer  Christian,  blacksmith,  Castle  alley 

Herget  John  B.  cordwainer,  Franklin  st  e  of  Paca 

Heritage  Thomas,  carter.  19  Caroline  street 

HerJing  George,  grocer,  cor  Charles  and  Hughes  st 

Herman  Ferdine,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Penn.  avenue  s 

of  St.  Mary's  College 
Hermon  Christian,  cooper,  vv  end  of  Baltimore  street 
Hermon  mrs.  s  e  cor  Saratoga  and  St.  Paul  street 
Heron  J.  &  A.  dry  goods    mts.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  street  and 

Market  Space 
Herr  John,  com  mt.  91  Bowly's  wharf 
Herrald  Peter,  rigger,  Fleet  st  w  of  Happy  alley 
Herring  &  Ingram,  tobacconist  and  snuff  manufacturers,  17 

Centre  Market  space 
Herring  John  Lewis,  Salisbury  st  3  doors  from  Exeter 
Herring  Levvis,tobacconist, Salisbury  st  betw  High  and  Exeter 
Herring  Lewis,  tobacconist,  Exeler  st  s  of  Stiles 
Herring  Benjamin,  grocer,  cor  Gough  and  Spring  sts 
Herring  Jacob,  watchman,  cor  Cross  and  William  sts 
Herrs  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Ross  st  extended 
Hersch  Martin,  glass  blower,  Hamburg  st  near  William 
Hess  Joseph  cooper,  German  st  near  Green,  dw  cor  German 

and  Green  streets 
Hess  Samuel,  carpenter,  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  street 
Hiss  Conrad,  tavern,  8  Thames  street 
Hersch  Conrad,  baker,  West  street 
Hetsburgh  Myer,  pedlar,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 
Hevener  Samuel,  confectioner,  s  e  cor  Eutaw  &  Mulberry  sts 
Heverly  Henry,  victualler,  Light  st  near  West 
Heuisler  Joseph,  nursery  man,  Ross  st  opposite  President 
Hewes  Joseph,  oak  cooper,  s  w  cor  German  &  Green  sts 
Hewes  Simon,  blacksmith,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Argyle  alley 
Hewes  mrs  Rachel,  44  s  Eutaw  street 
Hewes  John  G.  Green  st  n  of  Lombard 
Hewes  John,  tanner,  York  avenue 
Hewes  John,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Hewes  Luke,carter.  Britton  st  n  e  of  Monument 

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Hewcs  Jarret,  cabinet  maker,  Canal  st  s  ofGough 
Hewitt  James  C.  printer,  48  n  Gay  street 
Hewitt  miss  Ellen,  milliner,  48  n  Gay  street 
Hewitt  Sarah,  cor  Comb  and  Busy  alleys 
Hewitt  Elmer,  currier,  47  CentreJNIarket  space 
Hewitt  Mary  A.  Pearl  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Hewitt  John  H.  44  n  Gay  street 
Hewitt  mrs  Sarah,  Jefferson  street  w  of  Canal 
Hewlett  &,  Jones,  hide  and  leather  dealers,  19  Water  street 
Hewlett  John  Q.  dw  33  s  Eutaw  st.  shop  Water  st  w  of  South 
Hey  burn  Henry,  cordwainer,  Cove  st  n  of  Franklin 
Heyde  George  confectioner,  121  Pratt  street 
Heachs  Christopher,  Albemarle  st  s  of  Fawn 
Hickley  Robert,  68  Saratoga  street 
Hickley  Robert  J.  hatter,  42  n  Howard  st 
Hickley  Susannah,  cor  Cove  and  Lexington  streets 
Hickley  Robert,  merchant,  Franklin  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Hickman  N.  bookbinder  and  book  auctioneer,  cor  Baltimore 
and  Holiday  sts.  dw  Baltimore  st  betw  Lloyd  &  Exeter 
Hickman  Abraham,  McElderry  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Hickman  John,  Hillen  street  w  of  Ensor 
Hickman  Jacob,  labourer,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Hickman  Lawrence,  cooper,  sw  cor.  Ensor  &  Monument  sts 
Hicks  Reuben,  Cooper,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Hicks  mrs  Ann,  40  n  Gay  street 
Hicks  George,  grocer,  cor  Aisquith  st  and  Hull's  lane 
Hicks  Ann  milliner,  31  e  Baltimore  street 
Hicks  mrs  Margaret,  shopkeeper,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden  st 
Hicks  mrs  Rebecca,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Hicks  Benjamin,  carpenter,  Wolfst  n  of  Thames 
tHicks  Milly,  washer,  St  Paul  st  4  doors  from  Centre  st 
Hicksley  William  J.  carpenter,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Hickson  John,  hatter,  91  n  Howard  street 

Hicterf ,  shoemaker,  89  Bond  street 

Heddeman  and  Willis,  grocers,  cor  Charles  and  Ruxton  9ts 

Higginbotham  William.  seaman,Argyle  al  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 

Higginbotham  Charles,  huckster,  Ann  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 

Higgins  Edward,  confectioner  &  fruiterer,  35  w  Pratt  street 

Higgins  William,  machinist,  24  Monument  street 

Higgins  Jacob,  33  Ann  street 

Higgins  Capt.  Asa,  Exeter  st  s  of  Water 

f  Higgins  James,  labourer,  122  Wolf  street 

High  James,  painter,  Park  lane  extended 

High  George,  painter,  45  High  street 

High  Rebecca,  n  e  cor  Davis  and  Bath  streets 

High  William,  painter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Conway 

High  James,  cedar  cooper,  Schroeder  st  s  of  Saratoga 

High  Samuel,  painter,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

High  David,  bricklayer,  Biddle  alley  w  cf  Ross  street 

High  Joseph,  painter,  Peace  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 

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JHigh  James,  carter,  Mill  street  near  Pratt 
+High  James,  carter,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Higham  John,  lime  dealer,  Eutavv  st  n  of  Lexington 
Highes  William,  labourer,  Monument  st  w  of  Ensor 
Hignat  John,  brickmaker,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
Hignut  R.  fisherman.  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Hilberg  William,  merchant  tailor,  4  s  Calvert  st 
Hilbert  Henry,  currier,  n  w  cor  Fayette  8c  Pearl  sts 
Hildebrandt  Andrew,  shoemaker,  Hill  st  near  Light 
Hildebrant  John,  printer,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
Hilditch  Peter,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  26  Bond  street 
Hilery  Ambrose,  barber,  15  Water  st  n  of  the  Market 
tHileura  Lazarus,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 
Hill  T.  G.  dw  Front  st  between  Pitt  and  Low 
Hill  Alexander,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Concord  8c  Pratt  sts 
Hill  mrs  Catherine,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Hill  Barbara,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Hill  Samuel,  baker,  9  German  street 
Hill  Sophia,  Asbury  lane 

tHill  Thomas, carter,  Welcome  alley  betw  Howard  &  Sharp  sts 
tHill  Charles,  drayman,  Gay  st  e  of  East 
tHill  Edward,  drayman,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
tHill  Joseph,  porter,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
tHill  Henrietta,  washer,  East  stN  of  Pitt  st 
tHill  Robert,  seaman,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
Hillen  John,  54  Pitt  street 
Milliard  Captain,  8  Ann  st 

Hillock  Stephen,  dry  goods  mt.  4  Maryland  Arcade 
Hillry  John  H.  blacksmith,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Hilman  John,  miller,  Cove  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Hilton  William  H.  taylor,  55  e  Baltimore  st 
Hime  Samuel,  Howard  near  Franklin 
Hindman  William,  com.  mt.  4  Bowly's  whf 
Hinderman  Isaac,  coachsmith,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Hindes  Keziah,  boarding  house,  Pitt  st 
Hindes  Moses,  currier,  10  Water  near  South;  dw  corner  of 
Hindle  James,  9  Monument  st  [Pleasant  &c  Courtland 

Hinds  John,  bricklayer,  78  S  Sharp  st 
Hinds  Conrad,  grocer.  Rail  Road  Depot 
Hind?  Conrad,  cheese  merchant,  cor  Pearl  and  Peirce  sts 
Hinds  Samuel,  hatter,  1  n  Gay  st.  at  the  bridge 
Hinds  James  B.  bricklayer,  Lombard  st  near  Paca 
Hinds  mrs.  Pleasant  st  near  Charles 
Hineker  Frederick,  segar  manufacturer,  42  n  Frederick 
IHiner  Jacob,  victualler,  Canal  st  n  of  Holland 
tHiner  Samuel,  victualler,  Pitt  st  e  of  Eden 
Hinkle  Conrad,  cordwainer,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
Hinkle  Charles,  greenhouse  hotel,  11  Franklin  st 
Hinkley  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  nw  corner  Charles  &  Fay- 
ette sts  dw  Lexington  n  side  w  of  Pine 
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HOF  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

Hinsey  George,  labourer,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 

+Hinson  Crissy,  huckster,  Sugar  alley 

tflinson  Perry,  sawyer,  37  Lerevv's  alley 

Hinton  William,  hack  driver,  74  n  Howard 

flinton  Thomas,  saddler,  34  n  High  st 

Hinlze  Doctor,  15  s  Gay  st 

Hirst  James,  shoe  maker,  cor  Caroline  and  Alice  Anna  sts 

Hirst,  John,  tavern,  7  M'Clellan  st 

Hiselman  George,  labourer,  Penn.  avenue  extended 

Hisenherdt  George,  victualler,  Penn.  ave.  n  of  Biddle  st 

Hiser  Henry  W.  grocer,  121  n  Howard  st 

Hiser  Samuel  R.  carpenter,  Green  n  of  Mulberry  st 

Hiser  mrs  Sophia,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  ave. 

Hiskey  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  12  Park  st 

Hiskey  Joseph,  piano  forte  wareroom,  over  106  Baltimore  st 

Hison  Simon,  Welcome  alley  Lee  st 

Hison  Joseph,  piano  maker,  50  n  Howard  st 

Hiss  Jacob,  jr.  chair  factory,  37  s  Gay  st.  dw  Exeter  st  n  of 

Hiss  mrs.  ELzabeth,  cor  Stiles  and  Exeter  [Baltimore 

Hiss  Nicholas,  carpenter,  Lloyd  st  2d  door  s  of  Salisbury, 

shop  25  High  st 
Hiss  Thomas  D.  cabinet  and  chair  maker,  6  s  Calvert  st 
Hiss  &  Austen,  cabinet  makers,  69  Fayette  st 
Hiss  Philip,  firm  of  H.  &  Austen,  dw  67  Fayette  st 
Hiss  Benjamin,  currier,  Sugar  alley 
Hitchcock  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Fleet  st  w  of  Apple  alley 
Hitchcock  Elizabeth,  huckster,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Hitchcock  Nathaniel,  stage  driver,  n  w  cor  Monument  &  En- 
Hith  David,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st  [sor  sts 

Hitzelberger  John,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Hitzelberger  mrs.  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Hitzelberger  Peter,  morocco  dresser,  9  Saratoga  st 
Hixson  J.  tavern  keeper,  5  Centre  Market  space 
Hizzey  Jane,  seamstress,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Hobbs  Ann,  boarding  house,  18  Pratt  st  near  Charles 
Hobbs  Samuel,  carpenter,  George  st  w  of  Penn  ave 
Hobbs  James,  blacksmith,  15  New  st 
Hobbs  John,  tanner,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Hobbs  rnrs.  Ann,  Albemarle  st  e  side  near  Plowman 
Hobbs  Nicholas,  carter,  York  road  near  Penitentiary 
Hoddinot  Simon,  bell  hanger,  locksmith,  fee.  86  Gay  st  o.  t. 
Hodges  miss  Mary,    boarding  house,  n  w  cor  of  Charles  and 
Hodges  B.  M.  dw  Lexington  st  near  Charles         [Conway  sts 
f  Hodges  Maria,  washer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Hodges  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  36  Block  st 
Hodgkinson  John,  chair  maker,  32  &  8  Hanover  sts 
Hodgton  Diton,  wheelwright,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Hoey  John,  watchman  at  Penitentiary,  1  Monument  st 
Hoey  John,  shoemaker,  Jones's  falls,  above  the  jail  wall 
Hofer  Jacob,  drover,  Madison  st  extended 

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Hoff  John  M.  n  e  corner  Lexington  and  Sharp  sts 

Hoff  John,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  opposite  Hoffman  st 

Hoff  Jacob,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Preston  st 

Hoffman  David,  attorney  at  law,  6  Courtland  st 

Hoffman  John,  merchant,  1  s  Howard   street  dw  Eutaw  at  s 

of  Lombard 
Hoffman  Desire,  teacher,  French  and  English,  s  e   corner  of 

Paca  and  New  sts 
Hoffman  Henry,  carpenter,  Paca  st  s  of  Lombard 
Hoffman  Jacob  V.  leather  inspector,  Green  st  n  of  Conway 
Hoffman  Caspar,  carpenter,  7  Pine  st 
Hoffman  Margaret,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Hoffman  E.  C.  tailor,  33  Franklin  st 
Hoffman  Josiah,  bricklayer,  Fayette  st  w  of  Green 
Hoffman  Daniel,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Hoffman  Charles  &,  co.  provision  merchants,  279  Baltimore  st 

dw  C.  H.  Lexington  st  e  of  Pearl 
Hoffman  G.  W.  sugar  refiner,  62  n  Eutaw  st  dw  opposite 
Hoffman  Henry,  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Hoffman  George  B.  n  e  corner  Cathedral  and  Franklin  sts 
Hoffman  D.  &,  co.  grocers,  1  s  Howard  st 
Hoffman  Dr.  Rogers,  Franklin  st  near  Charles 
Hoffman  John  L.  carpenter,  51  Wagon  alley 
Hoffman  mrs  Mary,  17  Potter  st 
Hoffman  Jeremiah,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl 
Hoffman  Daniel,  victualler,  York  avenue 
Hoffman^Michael,  baker,  s  e  corner  Lee  and  Hanover  sts 
Hoffman  L.  cordwainer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Green 
Hoffman  Peter,  n  w  corner  St  Paul  and  Lexington  sts 
Hoffman  Charles,  clothier,   5  n  Howard  st  dw  Lexington  st 

between  Green  and  Pearl 
Hoffman  Samuel  Owings,  cor  Courtland  and  Lexington  sta 
Hoffman  mrs  Margaret,  boarding  house,  257  Baltimore  st 
Hoffman  G.  B.  &,  brother,  commisson  mts.  6  n  Charles  st 
Hoffman  Frederick,  shoemaker,  137  Bond  st 
Hoffmans  &  co.  auctioneers  and  com.  mts.  5  n  Charles  st 
Hoffmans  Samuel,  firm  do  dw  cor  Franklin  and  Charles  sts 
Hoffman  John,  23  Hanover  st 
Hogan  John,  distiller,  Holiday  st  n  of  Bath 
Hogg  Charles,  carpenter,  s  e  corner  North  and  Pleasant  sts 

dw  1  door  s  of  Pleasant 
Hogg  James,  carpenter,  corner  Howard  and  Centre  sts 
Hogg  Wm.  Long  alley  s^of  Ross  st 
Hogg  James,  carpenter,  Garden  st  near  Howard 
Hogg  John,  grocer,  13  Saratoga  st 

Hogg  James,  jr.  grocer,  s  vv  corner  Baltimore  and  High  sts 
Hoggson  Diton,  wheelwright,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Holback  John  C.  blacksmith,  corner  Grant  and  Water  sts 
Holbrook  Jacob,  shoe  store,  55  Harrison  st 
Holbrook  Elisha,  carter,  Balderston  st  near  Light 

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HOL  Matcheit's  Baltimore 

Holbrook  capt.  Joseph,  e  Baltimore  st  opposite  Aisquith 

Holbrook  Patrick,  grocer,  corner  Gay  and  Forest  sts 

Holbrook  capt.  Edward,  21  Thames  st 

Holden  Joseph  R.  morocco  dresser,  Cove  st  extended 

Holden  Thomas,  seaman,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 

Holden  Ann,  seamstress,  Low  st  between  Potter  &  Exeter 

Holden  Lewis,  cedar  cooper,  17  Gay  st 

Holiday  John,  cabinet  maker,  Maiden  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 

Holland  Wm.  inn  keeper,  Lexington  st  w  of  Long  alley 

Holland  Paul  R.  carpenter,  Caroline  st  n  of  York 

Holland  John,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 

Holland  James,  tailor,  Potter  sts  of  Hillen 

Holland  Jesse,  watchman,  Apple  alley  s  of  Baltimore  st 

Holland  Joshua,  shoemaker,  40  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Holland  Wm.  cordwainer,  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 

Holland  John,  bricklayer,  Gay  st  e  of  Forest 

Holland  George,  victualler,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 

Holland  misses,  seminary  for  young  ladies,  18  s  Gay  st 

Holland  Henry,  shoemaker,  German  st  near  Cove 

Holland  Littleton,  jeweller,  13  St  Paul  st 

tHolland  mrs.  washer,  Hull's  lane  7  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st 

^Holland  James,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 

Hollet ,  carter,  w  end  Baltimore  st 

Holliday  mrs  Ruth,  milliner,  29  Harrison  st 

Holliday  Benjamin,  drayman,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

tHolliday  Harriet,  Apple  alley  s  of  Baltimore  st 

Hollin  Wm.  cordwainer,  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 

Hollingshead  capt.  Francis,  Lee  st  near  Hanover 

Hollingshead  mrs  Margaret  R.  boarding  house,  Fayette  street 

next  Duncan's  church 
Hollingsworth  mrs.  70  St  Paul  st 
Hollins worth  Isaac,  grocer,  n  w  corner  High  and  Gay  streets 

dw  143  High  st 
Hollingsworth  mrs  Elizabeth,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl 
Hollingsworth  mrs.  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
tHollingsworth,  Ann  Maria,  washer,  St  Paul  st  near  Hamilton 
Hollins  John  Smith,  Water  st  2d  door  w  of  the  Exchange 
Hollins  Wm.  Fayette  st  s  side,  3  doors  e  of  Calvert  office  do 
Hollins  Wm.  corner  Mulberry  and  Chatsworth  sts 
Hollins  Maria,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Hollis  Charles,  agent  for  New  York  Religious  Advocate,  131 

Baltimore  street 
Hollis  James,  carpenter,  Pine  st  w  sides  of  Mulberry 
tHollis  David,  labourer,  Douglass  st  e  of  Forest 
tHollon  Mary  F  teacher,  Sharp  st  bet.  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
Holloway  Robert,  watchmaker,  115  High  st 
Holloway  George,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Holloway  Wm.  apothecary,  284  Baltimore  st 
Holmes  Moses,  lottery  and  exchange  broker,  Light  st  adjoin- 
ing Beltzhoover's  Inn 

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Holmes  John,  stone  quarrier,  falls  turnpike  near  the  gate 

Holmes  Ann,  William  st  near  Cross 

Holmes  Thomas,  carpenter,  William  st  near  Cross 

Holmes  Richard,  grocer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Fleet 

Holmes  James,  porter,  68  s  Howard  st 

Holmes  &  son,  dentists,  13  Lexington  st  opp.  court  house 

Holmes  Wm.  confectioner,  22  Harrison  st 

Holmes  Lydia,  milliner,  Front  st  s  of  Baltimore 

Holmes  Wm.  confectioner,  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Lombard  sts 

Holmes  Thomas,  10  Bank  st 

Holmes  Richard,  tailor,  Carpenter's  alley 

Holmes  Elizabeth,  tavern,    1  Park  st 

tHolmes  Thomas,  sawyer,|s  Charles  st  extended 

Holste  Peter,  teacher  of  drawing  and  painting,  dw  Barnet  st 

Holt  George  H.  hatter,  18  Pratt  st  dw  107  s  Sharp  st 

Holt  Tymer,  fancy  store,  18  Maryland  arcade 

Holt  Enoch,  carpet  weaver,  Ensorst  s  w  of  Harford  avenue 

Holton  David,  clerk,  Paca  st  s  of  Fayette 

Hoiton  William,  superintendent  of  Alms  House 

Holtz  Christian,  hatter,  47  n  Sharp  st 

Holtz  John,  brass  founder,  47  n  Sharp  st 

Holtzman  and  Hunt,  merchant  tailors,  135   Baltimore  st   dw 

Holiday  st  opposite  Medical  college 
Holtzman  Thomas,  tailor,  Garden  st  near  Madison 
Holtzman  George,  carpenter's  alley  near  Paca  st 
Honey  Susan,  Park  st  between'Saratogaand  Mulberry 
Honsaw  John,  shoemaker,  9  Potter  st 
Hood  John  B.  Eden  st  n  of  York 
Hoofnagle  John,  pattern   maker,    and  millwright,  corner   ot 

William  and  York  streets 
Hoogewerff  J.  J.  consul  for  the   Netherlands,  office  44  s  Gay 

st  dw  St  Paul  st  3  doors  n  of  Pleasant 
Hook  Paul,  sawyer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Hook  Henry,  painter,  Lexington  st  w  of  Liberty,  dw  Paca   st 
Hook  John,  tailor,  Madison  st  near  Howard         [s  of  Franklin 
Hook  Joseph,  Green  st  n  of  Lexington 
Hook  Joseph,  lumber  merchant,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
Hooker  Tobias,  white  washer,  and  wall  colourer,   Low  street 

between  Exeter  and  High 
Hoonger  Godfreid,  labourer,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
Hooning  John,  baker,  Wilk  st  w  of  Spring 
Hooper  and  Graff's  clothing  store,  68  Centre  market  space 
Hooper  James,  Jr.  firm  of  do  dw  75  Bond  st 
Hooper,  Robert,  Conway  st  w  of  Charles 
Hooper  Thomas,  cooper,  27  Concord  st 
Hooper  capt.  John,  of  Norfolk  packet,  Caroline  st  s  of  Bank 
Hooper  and  Henderson,  ship  chandlers,  71  w  Pratt  st 
Hooper  Wm.  firm  of  do  dw  e  Pratt  st  near  green  tree   pump 
Hooper  James,  clothier,  4  Bond  st 
Hooper  Wm.  carpenter,  Armistead  lane 

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Hooper  James  and  sons,  grocers,  16  Light  st  wharf 
Hooper  James,  firm  do  dvv  Charles  st  3  doors  s  of  Barre 
Hooper  John  P.  firm  do'dw  Charles  st  2  doors  s  of  Barre 
Hooper  James,  jr.  firm  do  dw  Barre  st  bet.  Hanover  &  Sharp 
Hooper  Thomas,  cooper,  Commerce  st  betw.  Pratt  and  Cable 

dw  Caroline  st  between  Pinkney  and  Pratt 
Hooper  Win.  firm  HardL-ter,  Hooper  and   co.  dw  Pratt  st  be- 
tween Exeter  and  High 
Hooper  Win.  E.  dw  s  High  st  near  Fawn 
Hooper  James,  jr.  carpenter,  Gay  st  e  of  Forest 
Hooper  James,  75  Bond  st 
Hooper  Amasa,  painter,  1T2  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Hooper  miss,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Hooper  VVm.  E.  sailmaker,  104  High  st 
Hooper  Mar}*,  seamstress,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Hooper  Ruth,  seamstress,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Hooper  Win,  carpenter,        do  do  do 

Hooper  Wm.  drayman,  Caroline  st  n  of  Mullikin 
tHooper  Sarah,  Eutaw  st  near  spring  gardens 
f Hooper  Adelia,  Ruxton  st 
Hoover  Francis,  victualler,  Columbia  st 
Hoover  George,  victualler,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Hope  Daniel,  brush  maker,  1  n  Liberty  st  dw  52  no 
Hope  Mount  institution,  Madison  st  extended 
Hope  Matthias,  tobacconist,  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
Hopkins  Wm.  L.  corner  Calvert  and  Pratt  sts 
Hopkins  Jerard  J.  dry  goods  mt.  IS  Centre  Market  space 
Hopkins  Samuel,  mt.  Bowly's  wf.  dw  St  Paul  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Hopkins  Wesley,  tailor,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch 
Hopkins  miss  Charlotte,  corner  Pitt  and  L.  Comet  sts 
Hopkins  Samuel,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
Hopkins  James,  corner  Exeter  and  Granby  sts 
Hopkins  T.   W.   &  G.  grocers  and  Commission   merchants, 

corner  Pratt  st  and  Light  st  wharf 
Hopkins  Samuel,  firm  Matthews  and  Hopkins,  dw  St  Paul  st 

e  side,  3  doors  s  of  Franklin 
Hopkins  Grace  R.  n  w  corner  Baltimore  and  East  sts 
Hopkins  Edward,  shoemaker,  11  Thomsen  st 
Hopkins  Wm.  M.  dry  goods  merchant,  101  Baltimore  st 
Hopkins  James,  watchman,  Bond  st  n  of  Wilk 
Hopkins  Bazil  B  77   Lombard  st 
Hopkins  G.  T.  dvv  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Hopkins  Johns,  Franklin  st  near  St.  Paul's  lane 
Hopkins  Thomas,  pilot,  Wolf  st  n  of  Thames 
Hopkins  Richard,  broker,  39  Albemarle  st 
Hopkins  &.  brothets,  grocers,  6  Pratt  st  wharf,  dw  J.  Hopkins 

Franklin  st  2d  door  from  St  Paul 
tHopkins  Hannah,  Davis  st  near  Pleasant 
Hopkinson  tnrs  Mary,  Biddle  st 
Hoppe  Augustus,  locksmith,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 

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Hoppe  Justus,  justice  of  peace,  s  vv   corner  Gay  and   Water 

sis  dvv  18  Hanover  st 
Horn  John,  victualler,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Pratt 
Horn  Thomas,  bricklayer,  1  Comet  tt 
Horn  John,  carpenter,  Canal  st  n  of  Holland 
Horn  Benjamin,  tanner,  Penh  avenue  extended 
Horn  Jacob,  dry  goods  merchant,  59  n  Howard  st 
Horn  mrs  Mary,  Ross  st  e  of  Paca 
Horn  Absalom,  seaman,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Horn  Henry,  watchman,  Schrocder  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Horner  Abel,  York  st  w  of  Light,  dw  cor  Light  &.  Hughes  sts 
Horner  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  21  Block  st 
Horney  Edward,  shoe  store,  18  Bazaar,  dw   Water  st  1   door 

w  of  Apple  alley 
{Horney  Julian,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 
fHorsoy  Samuel,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
Horsman  Charles,  ship  joiner,  Bank  st  e  of  Market 
Horstman  Henrich,  grocer,  57  Harrison  st 
Horton  Wm,  cordvvainer,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch 
Horton  Jsaiah,  stage  proprietor,  Hanover  st  near  Lee 
Horton  James,  59  Pitt  st 
Horton  John  S.  engraver,  153  Baltimore  st 
Hortz  John,  shoemaker,  70  Bond  st 
Horwitz  Dr.  n  e  corner  Eutaw  and  Saratoga  sts 
Hose  First  Baltimore,  house,  7  M'Clellan's  st 
Hoskins  rev.  J.  H.  vice  president  St  Mary's  college 
Hotchkiss  J.  P.  firm  Farrington  &  Hotchkiss,  dw  Eutaw  house 
Hotmire  Henry,  victualler,  cor  Penn.  avenue  and  Hoffman  st 
Houch  John,  carpenter,    Wilk  st  e  of  President 
Houck  Jacob,  laboratory,  &  botanic  panacea,  121  Baltimore  st 
Hough,  Turner  &  co.  grocers,  1  Pratt  st  wharf 
Hough  Robert,  65  Lombard  st 

Hough  Jefferson,  clock  and  watch   maker,  26*  Pratt  st  near 
Houlton  mrs.  Hampstead  st  [Charles 

Houp  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  Columbia  st  bet  Howard  &,  Eutaw 
House  &,  Woollen,  lumber  merchants,  28  Light  st  wharf 
House  Samuel,  and  sons,  lumber  and  coal  merchants,  corner 

Light  and  Barre  sts 
House  Samuel,  firm  do  dw  cor.  Camden  st  and  Beaford  alley 
House  Wm.  A.  firm  do  dw  Camden  st  adjoining  city  spring 
House  Jesse,  carpenter,  Douglass  at  1  door  w  of  Aisquith 
House  Wm.  chairmaker,  Gough  st  e  of  Caroline 
Housten  James  F.  Paca  st  s  of  Columbia 
Hover  Jacob,  drover,  Madison  st  extended 
Hovington  miss  Mary,  dry  goods  store,  24  Maryland  Arcade 
How  Martha,  34  Block  st 
+How  Win.  labourer,  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
Howard  James,  president   Franklin  Bank  of  Baltimore,    dw 

Frederick  st  between  Baltimore  and  Second 
Howard  Benjamin  C.  Calvert  st  n  of  Eager 

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Howard  mrs  Dr.  Charles  st  2  doors  s  of  Centre 

Howard  John  P.  merchant  tailor,  n  e  cor  Liberty  and  German 

sts.  dw  German  st  n  of  Lombard 
Howard  Engine  house,  ZHl  alley  s  of  Mulberry  st 
Howard  Cornelius,  ship  joiner,  Gough  st  s  of  Pratt 
Howard  Thomas,  grocer,  cor  Exeter  and  Hillen  streets 
Howard  Thomas,  cordwaiher,  9  Union  street 
Howard  Thomas  Eager,  Franklin  st  near  Charles 
Howard  Thomas,  grocer,  VIO  Exeter  street 
Howard  Sarah,  Park  lane  e   of  Pine  street 
Howard  Thomas  J.  bricklayer,  s  e  cor  Eutavvand  German  sts 
Howard  James,  carter,  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
tHoward  Samuel,  drayman,  Mechanics'  alley  s  side 
tHoward  Mary  J.  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
tHoward  Joshua,  Ha  If  Moon  alley,  e  of  East  street 
tHoward  Carlos,  gardner  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
|Howard  Delilah,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 
^Howard  Nicholas,  labourer,  Potter  st  s  of  Low 
tHoward  James,  hackman,  Low  st  between  High  and  Front 
tHoward  Francis,  Run  alley  n  of  Lexington  st 
tHoward  Rachel,  huckster,  Market  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 
tHoward  Catherine,  Brewhouse  alley  n  of  Camden  street 
tHoward  James,  hack  driver,  Centre  street  near  Charles 
tHoward  Chloe,  Davis  st  near  Pleasant 
Howell  William  and  Sons,  shipping  mts.  48  s   Gay  street,  dw 

J-B.  11.  77  s  Sharp  street 
Howell  Abigal,  teacher.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Howland  Daniel,  22  n  Frederick  street 
Howser  Jacob,  victualler,  Light  st  near  West 
Hubbard  John,  blacksmith,  Howard  st  near  Franklin 
Hubbard  rnrs.  Francis,  s  w  cor  Bath  and  Davis  sts 
Hubbard  George,  Lerew  alley 

Hubbard  John,  shoe-maker,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Hubbard  &  Mooney,  drapers  and  tailors,  249  Baltimore  st 
Hubbard  James,  grocer,  cor  Orleans  and  Eden  sts 
Hubbard  William,  blacksmith,  16  Bond  st 
Hubbard  William,  grocer,  59  n  Gay  st  o.  t. 
Hubbard  Thomas  S.  tailor,  Franklin  st  near  Lerew's  alley 
Hubbard  Edward,  labourer,  Wilk  st  w  of  Washington 
Hubbard  Samuel,  carver,  Washington  st  w  of  Fleet 
Hubbard  Peter,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Hubbard  mrs.  Susan,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Hubbard  John,  shoe  maker,  17  Mott  st 
Hubbard  Hugh,  shoe  maker,  corner  Star  alley  and  Fleet  st 
Hubbard  James,  ship  carpenter,  75  Fleet  st 
Hubbard  Daniel,  fish  dealer,  York  avenue 
+Hubbard  Charles,  labourer,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Hubhcdl  Rev.  Samuel,  teacher,  76  s  Sharp  st 
Hubbell  Ebenezer,  brass  founder,  corner  Liberty  st  and  Cow- 
pen  alley;  dw  75  n  liberty  st 
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Hubbell  Josiah,  53  s  sharp  st 

Hubbey  Joseph,  stone  mason,  Park  lane  w  of  Pine  st 

Hobbrick  John,  shoe  maker,  Low  st  bet  Potter  and  Exeter 

Hubener  C  F.  watch  maker,  26  s  Howard  st 

Huber  Henry,  liquor  store,  w  end  of  Baltimore  st 

Hubley  Mrs.  boarding  house,  16  s  Gay  st 

Hubner  C.  F.  watch  maker,  Franklin  st  e  of  Paca 

Huck  Richard,  labourer,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 

Hudgeon  Joseph,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

Hudgin  James,  blacksmith,  14  Lombard  st 

Hudson  Ann  Sc  Mary  Cohen,  boarding  house,  42  n  Gay  st 

Hudson  Miss,  50  n  Charles  st 

Hudson  John,  merchant,  s  w  cor  Bond  and  Fleet  sts 

Hudson  William,  warden  of  jail,  dw.  do. 

Hudson  Levi,  Spring  st  near  Gough 

Hudson  James,  blacksmith,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 

Hudson  William,  seaman,  Ann  st  n  of  Lancaster 

tHudson  William,  caulker,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 

"f  Huffington  Benjamin,  grocer,  corner  Charles  and  Lombard 

Hugg  mrs  Mary,  seamstress,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Orleans 

Hugg  Robert,  carpenter,  Laudenslager's  hill  n  side 

Hugg  Benjamin  F.  copperplate  printer,  Howard  near  Cathe- 

Hugg  John,  sea  captain,  22  Fleet  st  [dral  st 

Hugget  John,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  11  Thames  st 

Hughes  Joseph,  clock  and  watch  maker,  66  Centre  Market 

Hughes  Granville,  tailor,  74  Pitt  st  [Space 

Hughes  George  A.  ne  corner  Charles  and  Hamilton  sts 

Hughes  Aquilla,   grocery  and  liquor  store,  s  w  corner  Eutaw 

and  Saratoga  sts  [Forest 

Hughes  Michael,  sexton  of  St.  John's  church,  Hillen  st  w  of 
Hughes  Philip,  brush  maker,  Saratoga  st  vv  of  Cove 
Hughes  Patrick,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Pratt  and  Spring  sts 
Hughes  mrs  Mary  G.  boarding  house,  Stiles  st  w  of  Albemarle 
Hughes  Edward,  lottery  commissioner,  Franklin  w  of  Pearl 
Hughes  Patrick,  carter,  corner  of  Monument  and  Forest  sts 
Hughes  Mrs  shoe  store,  61  Baltimore  st 
Hughes  A.  D.  watch  maker  and  jeweller,  66i  Baltimore  st 
Hughes  William,  fisher,  John  st  extended 
Hughes  Felix,  labourer,  15  Mulberry  st 
Hughes  Dr.  Charles,  Exeter  st  n  of  Water 
Hughes  HCT  groce?,  4  Dugan's  whf 
tHughes  James,  North  st  near  Saratoga 
Hughey  James,  labourer,  Pratt  st  w  of  Cove 
Hugo  Samuel  B.  keeper  Franklin  Inn,  cor  High  6l  Hillen  sts 
Hull  Robert,  merchant,  Calvert  st  bet  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
Hull  Grace,  boarding  house,  Wilk  e  of  Caroline  st 
Hull  Thomas  J.  clerk  in  recorder's  office,  Low  st  near  High 
Hull  Nathaniel,  engineer,  154  n  Gay  st 
Hulls  John,  oil,  paint  and  glass  store,  29  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Hulse  Henry,  cooper,  Lee  st  between  Light  and  Charles 

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Hulse  John,  dyer,  n  w  corner  Saratoga  and  Holiday  sts 

Ilultz  mrs.  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 

Hultz  Catherine,  115  Aisquith  st 

Humane  Impartial  Society,  no.  8  South  st 

Humes  Thomas,  liquor  mt.  corner  High  and  Hillen  sts 

Humphreys  Elizabeth  Jane,   grocer,  nw  corner  Apple  alley 

and  Lancaster  st 
Humpheys  Thomas,  silversmith,  cor  Howard  and  Barre  sts 
Humphreys  Matthias,  shoe  maker,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Humphreys  Francis,  baker,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Jefferson 
Hune  II  C  painter,  75  French  st 

Hungerford  mrs  Sophia,  s  e  corner  Charles  and  Franklin  sts 
Hunt  Samuel  &  Co.  drapers  and  tailors,  14  s  Calvert  St.;  dvv 
Hunt  Robert,  carpenter,  Water  st.  e  of  Bond       [Lovely  lane 
Hunt  John  W.  ladies'  shoe  maker,  Eden  st  n  of  Mullikin 
Hunt  German,  engineer,  Johnson  st 
Hunt  Andrew,  wheelwright.  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Hunt  &  Walsh,  saddle  and  harness  makers,  127  Baltimore  st 
Hunt  Jesse,  dvv  Fayette  st  w  of  Charles 
Hunt  John  N.  tailor,  Paca  st  s  of  Elbow  lane,  store  135  Bait. 
Hunter  Andrew,  shoe  maker,  6  Monument  st 
Hunter  James,  stone  cutter,  Biddle  st  w  of  Ross 
Hunter  Robert,  wearer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 
Hun.er  mrs  Ann,  Whitworth  Row  e  of  Ross  st 
Hunter  David,  sea  captain,  n  w  cor  Alice  Anna  st  and  Straw- 
Hunter  Rebecca,  Charles  st  near  Hill  [berry  alley 
Hunter  John,  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Hunter  Elizabeth,  79  Wagon  alley 
Hupfield  &  Schroeter,  importers  of  German  and  fancy  goods, 

7  s  Liberty  st  [Market  space 

Huppman  Valentine,  saddle  and  harness   maker,  23  Centre 
Huppman  George;  piano  forte  maker,  20  Light  st 
Huppman  Mr.  cigar  maker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Schroeder 
Huppman  Nicholas,  24  Park  st 

Hurdle  James,  bricklayer,  Pratt  st  2d  door  e  of  Spring 
Hurdle  Robert,  shoe  maker,  Bank  lane  n  side 
Hurley  John,  jr  shoe  maker,  Canal  st  s  of  M'Elderry 
{Hurmay  Harriet,  Long  alley  s  of  New  st 
Hurst  Elijah,  victualler,  Hillen  st  w  of  Ensor 
Hurst  Leonard  C.  dry  goods  merchant,  25i  n  Howard  st 
Hurst  mrs  Sydney,  Potter  st  s  of  French 
Hurtt  William,  bricklayer,  Lexington  st  e  of  Green 
Hush  Henry,  cooper,  Howard  near  Franklin;  shop  134  do. 
Hurstmau  Henry,  grocer,  57  Harrison  st 
Hurt  Henry,  tailor.  Eden  st  n  of  Holland 
Hussey  Asahel  of  Geo.  currier,  51  Centre  Market  space 
Hussey's  Hotel,  n  w  corner  of  Baltimore  and  Eutaw  sts 
Huster  John    William  Gotleip,  victualler,  Columbia  st   near 
Huster  Andrew,  victualler,  Columbia  st  near  Cove  [Cove 

jHutson  Joseph,  seaman,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 

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Hutchins  Francis,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 

Hutchins  Benjamin,  grocer,  112  High  st 

Hutchins  Charles,  cigar  maker,  Water  st  w  of  Market  space 

Hutchins  E.  &  Co.  chemists,  over  110  Baltimore  st 

Hutchins  captain  Samuel,  37  Grant  st 

Hutchins  Mary,  Potter  st  n  of  Pitt 

•fHutching  Joseph,  white  washer,  29  Lerew's  alley 

tHutchins  James,  labourer,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 

JHutchins  Rachel,  Cove  st  sof  Saratoga 

Hutchins  Sandy,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 

Hutchinson  John,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Albemarle  and  Water  sts 

Hutchinson  Benjamin,  shoe  maker,  33i  Market  st 

t  Hutchinson  J  C  hatter,  Forest  st  n  of  Gay 

Hutson  Michael,  grocer,  66  Franklin  st 

Hutton  Robert,  grocer,  24  Baltimore  st 

Hutton  Elijah,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Pitt 
Hutton  Thomas,  huckster,  Cross  st  near  William 
Hutton  James,  merchant,  North  st  s  of  Lexington 
Hutton  William,  bricklayer,  Cove  street  s  of  Baltimore 
Huxford  Henry,  japanner,  322  Baltimore  street 
Huyghe  mrs  Ann,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  street 
Huzza  John,  keeper  in  Penitentiary,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Hyam  Abraham,  paper  hanger,  Camden  st  e  of  Paca 
Hyde  Samuel  G.soap  and  candle  factory,  21  Saratoga  st.  dw 
Hyde  Nathaniel,  131  High  st  [Pleasant  st  near  St.  Paul 

Hyde  Francis,  soap  and  candle  manufactory,  Holiday  st  n 

of  Saratoga,  dw  cor  Hollidaj'  and  Pleasant  sts 
Hyde  Joseph,  pattern  maker,  German  st  near  Cove 
Hyde  Nathaniel,  packing  case  maker,  Davis  st  s  of  Pleasant 

dw  131  High  street 
Hyde  John,  machine  maker,  William  st  near  Cross 
Hyde  Oliver,  chandler,  27  Pearl  street 
Hyde  William,  clerk,  Lombard  street  near  Charles 
Hyland  Stephen,  carpenter,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Hymes  Rosanna,  Barre  st  near  Hanover 
Hynson  John  R.  dry  goods  merchant,  215£  Baltimore  st.  dw 
Hynson  Mary,  nurse,  Eden  st  s  of  Bank  [100  Park  st 

Hynson  Nathaniel  K.  clerk,  28  n  Frederick  street 
Hynson  John,  clerk,  100  Park  steeet 
JHynson  James,  waiter,  30  n  Frederick  street 
fHynson  John  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Hyser  John,  shoemaker,  Charles  st  1  door  s  of  Conway 

IBBETSON  MrsE.  fringe  manufacturer,  1  South  st 
Ibbetson  N.  N.  teacher  of  Infant  and  high  school,  in  rear   of 

Calvert  st  city  spring,  dw  1  South  street 
Ickler  Christian  F.  cooper,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Iglehart  John  H.  dry  goods  merchant,  177^  Baltimore  st.  dw 

54  s  Sharp  street 
Ijams  John,  carpenter,  3  Comet  street 
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1' Anson  &.  Littig,  grocers,  cor  High  am  I  Gay.s.s 

Impson  Robert,  glasshouse,  Johnson  street 

Indereider  Bernard,  shoemaker,  3  FishMarkol 

Inemer  Peter,  collector,  St.  Paul  st  neai  Hamilton 

Infirmary,  Lombard  street  near  Green 

Ing  Edward,  Pleasant  street  near  Nortr 

Inglis  miss  Susan,  Holliday  st  near  Orange  alley 

Ingram  Charles.tobacconist,  78  Pratt  st.  ilwnntj  };:ocery  store, 

n  e  cor  Pitt  &  Eden  sts 
Ingram  William,  tailor,  Caroline  st  n  ol  Guugh 
Ingraham  John,  seaman,  Wolf  st  n  of'Thames 
Inloes  Joshua,  merchant,  Courtland  st  near  Saratoga 
Inloes  William,  ship  joiner,  Alice  Ann*  st  e  of  Ann 
Inloes  J.  S.  and  Co.  dry  goods  mts.  17H  Ba  limore  street   dw 

Courtland  street  n  ol  Saratoga 
Inloes  Jane,   Park  lane  w  of  Cove  street 
Innes  John,  ostler,  Lerew's  alley 

Innes  Allen  L.  shoe  store,  25  e  Baltimore  st.  dw  Maiden  lane 
Insolvents'  Com.  (Lewis  Eichelberger,  Eb.   L.   Finley,  and 

Francis  H.  Davidge,)  office  (during  the  rebuilding  of 

Courthouse,)  cor  Fayette  &  Calvert  streets  [prest. 
Insurance  General  Co.  of  Maryd  12  Second  st.  R.  Johnson 
Insurance  New  York  Life  and  Trust  Co.  Francis  H.   Smith 

agent,  12  South  street 
Irelan  David,  cordwainer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
f  Ireland  Jesse,  shoemaker,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 
Irons  Robert,  shoemaker,  French  st.  opposite  High 
Irvine  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper,  80  McElderry's  wharf 
Irvine  Jacob,  hatter,  Green  st  n  of  Conway 
Irvine  Samuel,  merchant,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Irvine  Robert,  weaver,  George  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
lrvin  James,  stage  driver,  Ross  st  e  of  Paca 
Irwin  Thomas  jr.  99  Hanover  street 
Isaac  William,  hatter,  3  Pine  street 
Isaacs  Jonathan,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove  s  side 
tlsaacs  Maria,  Low  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Jsherwood  Henry,  artist,  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
+ Island  H.  washer,  21(?  n  Howard  street 
Jlsles  John,  labourer,  French  st  n  of  Front 
Ismael  George,  shoemaker,  cor  Front  and  Low  streets 
Israel  Fielder,  conveyancer,  nw  cor  St.  Paul  &,  Fayette  sts. 

dw  Green  st  w  side  betw  Franklin  and  Mulberry 
Israel  Adam,  wall  colourer,  Madison  st  n  of  Biddle 
Israel  Jacob,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Israel  mrs  Ann.  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Israel  Elizabeth,  clothing  store,  Lombard  st  near  Light 
Ives  William  M.  firm  of  Odell  &  Ives,  dw  North  st  near  Bath 
Ives  James,  constable,  19  Water  st  w  of  the  Market 

tJACK  JOHN,  barber,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
Jackson  Charles,  dentist,  6'  n  Frederick  street 

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Jackson  George,  carpenter,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Jackson  Stephen  M.  merchant,  ne  cor  German  &  Green  sts 
Jackson  Samuel,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Caroline 
Jackson  mrs  Mary,  Pierce  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Jackson  Aaron,  liquor  store,  Saratogo  st  e  of  Shroeder 
Jackson  Alexander  I.  W.  printer  &  Capt.  of  Night  watch,  dw 
Jackson  Wm.  shoemaker,  177  French  street     [88  Sterling  st. 
Jackson  Jonathan,  constable,  Caroline  st  s  of  York 
Jackson  William,  grocer,  cor  Orleans  &,  Eden  sts 
Jackson  miss  S.  Conway  st  w  of  Sharp 
Jackson  James,  shoemaker,  Front  st  s  of  Low 
Jackson  Elizabeth,  upholsterer,  High  st  n  of  Water 
Jackson  Jacob,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
Uackson  Eliza,  washer,  Bounty  alley  n  of  Caroline  st 
tJackson  John,  carter,  cor  Ann  and  Bank  sts 
tJackson  Willis,  cordwainer,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul 
Uackson  Elijah,  Wagon  alley  n  of  Liberty  street 
tJackson  Daniel,  miller,  Ensor  st  near  Monument 
rJackson  James,  caulker,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of'Wolf 
tJackson  Julia  A.  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  street 
tJackson  Isaac,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  a!,  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
tJackson  William,  labourer,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
tJackson  Nathai:,  labourer,  Eden  sts  of  Baltimore 
+Jackson  Wesley,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
tJackson  Thomas,  labourer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Uackson  Shadrach,  sawyer,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 
JJackson  R.  brickmaker,  Commons  n  of  Spring  Gardens 
Jacob  Samuel,  grocer,  3  Baltimore  street 
Jacob  Jane,  15  Market  street 
Jacob  George,  watchmaker,  58  n  Howard  street 
Jacobs  Robert  T.  77  n  Liberty  street 
Jacobs  John  F.  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
tJacobs  Nathan,  labourer,  Pine  st  n  of  Mulberry 
tJacobs  Elias,  painter  and  glazier,  Mulberry  st  n  of  Park 
Jacobson  Henry  G.  Spanish  consul,  202  Baltimore  st  dw  74 

s  Sharp  street 
Jacques  Lewis,    bookkeeper,  cor  Aisquith  and  Comet  streets 
Jail  Baltimore  County,  n  e  cor  Madison  &  Beuren  sts 
Jakes  William,  general  agent,  Mott  street  e  side 
tJakes  Frederick,  11  s  Calvert  st,  dw  Park  st  betw  Richmond 

and  Madison  streets 
Jamart  Michael,  proprietor  of  Exchange   CofFee   house,    40 

Water  street  w  of  Gay 
James  Samuel,  clerk,  cor  Centre  &  Fish  Market  space 
James  Amos,  79s  Eutaw  street 
James  John,  tin  manufacturer,  62  South  street 
James  Levi,  sen.  and  jr.  boat  builders,  near  cor  Washington 

and  Fountain  streets 
James  St.  1st  African  Protestant  Episcopal  church  &i  school, 

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James  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  9  s  Calvert  street 

James  mrs  Charity,  tailoress,  East  street  n  of  Pitt 

James  Basil,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Paca  and  Mulberry  streets 

James  Joseph,  plaisterer,  Maiden  lane 

James,  Eliza,  dress  maker,  53  Albemarle  street 

James  mrs  Sarah,  Granby  st  2  doors  w  of  Exeter 

James  John,  150  n  Gay  street  o.  t. 

James  George,  142  Forest  street  ...  ,* 

James  Daniel,  sailmaker,  Canal  st  n  of  McEIderry 

James  Daniel,  tavern  &  boarding  house,  27  Bond  st 

James  Abraham,  seaman,  Eden  street  s  of  Gough 

tJames  Samuel,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 

tJames  Elijah,  sawyer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  street 

tJames  Samuel,  sawyer,  Moore  alley  n  of  Eutaw  st 

} James  Eli,  labourer,  Caroline  st  s  of  Gough 

tJames  Richard,  caulker,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 

Jameson  Archibald,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 

Jameson  H.  G.  &  Co.  chemists  and  druggists,  74  Baltimore  st 

Jameson  Dr  Horatio  G.  Lexington  street  near  Park 

Jamison  Jno.  cooper,  95  Smith's  whf.  dw  Pratt  st  e  of  Gough 

Jamison  Joseph,  president  of  the  Ball.  Gunpowder  Co.  4U  n 

Frederick  street  ;,...•  L 

Jamison  C.  C.  commission  agent,  25  s  Gay  st.  dw  Courtland 

street  s  of  Franklin 
tJanes  Robert,  labourer,  Canal  street  n  of  Holland 
Janney,  Hopkins,  and   Hull,  importers    of  dry   goods,  214 

Baltimore  street 
January  Daniel,  labourer,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Janvier  Thomas,  commission  mt,  87  Smith's  wharf,  see  adver. 
Janvier  Felix,  lime  merchant,  French  st  opposite  Potter 
Janvier  Peregrine,  1st  teller  in  U.  S.  Bank,  dw  corner  Gough 
Jarrett  John,  French  st  [and  Pratt  sts 

Jarrett  Asbury,  dry  goods  merchant,  20  Centre  Market  space 
Jarrett  Samuel,  Pearl  st  w  of  Fayette 
Jarvis  C.  hair  cutter,  20£  Baltimore  st 
Jarvis  &  Thomson,  dry  goods  merchants,  193  Baltimore  st 
Jarvis  Leonard,  firm  dodw  Charles  stESide  between  Lexing- 
ton and  Saratoga 
Jarvis  Joseph,  flour  merchant,  Franklin  st  n  of  Howard 
Jarvis  Amos,  carter,  Charles  stnear  Hill 
tJarvis  Harriet,  Peach  alley  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
| Jarvis  David,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Jason  John,  rigger,  Market  st  s  of  Thames 
Jay  Thomas  W.  clerk,  125  s  Sharp  st 
Jay  Stephen,  carpenter,  Eden  st  n  of  Gough 
Jay  Joseph  W.  agent  and  collector,  Camden  stnear  Sharp 
Jefferis  W.  Y.  dry  goods  store,  6   Harrison  st  dw  Water   st  n 

side  near  Exeter 
Jefferis  Elizabeth,  baker,  Fawn  st  e  of  President 
Jeffers  Mary,  huckster,  York  st  near  Light 
Jeffers  Jas.  H.  bailiff&  police  officer,  President  st  s  of  Stiles 

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JJefferson  Thomas,  carpenter,  Hull's  lane  n  side  e  of  Forest  st 
\ Jefferson  Simon  J.  barber,  Light  st  near  York 
tJefferson  Philip,  labourer,  s  Eutaw  st  n  of  New 
tJefFerson  Isaac,  carter,  High  st  s  of  Pratt 
tJefferson  Thomas,  boot  black,  Sharp  st  near  Lexington 
tJefferson  Philip,  Eutaw  st  n  of  New 
t  Jeffrey  Ann,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
JencksT.  R.  classical  school,  Charles  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Jenkins  Thomas  C.  jr.  firm'Adam  Poland  &  co.  hide  and  lea- 
ther dealers,  13  Water  st  dw  2  Waterloo  row 
Jenkins  Win.  &  sons,  hide  and  leather  dealers,  4  e  Water  st 
Jenkins  Edward  jr.  firm  do  dw  4  Water  st 
Jenkins  Lewis  A.  commission  merchant,  se  corner  Commerce 

and  Water  sts  dw  Reisterstown  road 
Jenkins  Hugh,  flour   merchant,   lower  end  Commerce  st  dw 

corner  Holliday  st  and  Orange  alley 
Jenkins  Robert,  ladies'  shoemaker.  4  s  Gay  st 
Jenkins  Felix,  saddle,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  10  South  st 
Jenkins  Edw.  saddler  &  harness  maker,  48  South  st  dw  60 
Jenkins  Thomas,  currier,  Waterloo  row,  1  Calvert  st 
Jenkins  James,  Custom  House  officer,  dw  Lovely  lane   near 

Calvert  street 
Jenkins  Anthony  H.  cabinet  maker,  18  Light  st 
Jenkins  Lewis  Win.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  2  doors  w  of 

St  Paul,  dw  47  s  Charles  st 
Jenkins  McCourtney,  attorney  at  law,  dw  47  s  Charles  st 
Jenkins  Frederick,  dw  Barnetst 
Jenkins  Sarah,  52  Pearl  st 
Jenkins  Lewis,  Chatsworth  st  extended 
Jenkins  Joseph,  painter  and  glazier,  Baltimore  st  betw.  Canal 
Jenkins  Henry,  hatter,  cor  Pitt  and  Potter  sts  [&  Eden 

Jenkins  Steigers,  grocer,  Gay  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Jenkins  Thomas,  clerk,  Ross  st  extended 
Jenkins  E  milliner,  Mott  st  e  side 
Jenkins  Wm.  &  son,  tanners  and  curriers,  yard  York  avenue 

at  1st  mile  stone,  store  Water  st  near  Cheapside 
Jenkins  mrs  Walter,  21  German  st 

Jenkins  Edward  and  son,  saddlery  store,  148  Baltimore  st 
Jenkins  James,  tobacconist,  25  Market  st 
Jenkins  Ann,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Jenkins  Thomas,  chair  maker,  Exeter  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Jenkins  capt.  B.  J.  52  Exeter  st 
tJenkins  Margaret,  Salisbur>  st  n  side  w  of  Harford  run 

tJenkins ,  Hoffman  st  w  of  Ross 

tJenkins  Samuel,  stevadore,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Wolf 
tJenkins  Joshua,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Jenks  Eliza,  seamstress,  Maiden  lane  4  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Jenney  Charles,  seaman,  Thames  st  e  of  Block 
Jennings  Michael,  tavern  keeper, 15  Fish  Market 
Jennings  Michael,  huckster,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 

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Jennings  Drs.  &  Owings,  s  w  corner  St.  Paul  &  Saratoga  sts 

Jennings  John,  seaman,  34  Bond  st 

Jennings  Rachel,  Pearl  st  n  of  Mulberry 

Jennings  Samuel,  grocer,  Fayette  st  near  Gay 

Jennings  Joshua,  wagoner,  s  side  Baltimore  st 

Jennings  Robert,  shoemaker,  Fleet  st  e  of  Bond 

Jennings  Thomas,  printer,  124*  n  Eutaw  st 

Jennings  mrs.  huckster,  French  st  n  of  Front 

JJennings  Thomas,  Eutaw  sts  of  Conway 

X Jennings  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Jefferson  st  5th  door  e  of  Ais- 

f  Jennings  Thomas,  labourer,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  av.     [quith 

Jewell  George,  carpenter,  5  Sterling  st 

Jewrey  George,  ship  carpenter,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  st 

Jewitt  Joseph,  bookseller,  Balto.  st  dw  Fayette  st  e  of  Cove 

Jiles  Jane,  3  Lerew's  alley 

Jinks  Jane,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Douglass 

Jinnet  mrs  Discra,  confectioner,  e  Baltimore  st  w  of  Har.  run 

Johannes  John  M.  silversmith,  Constitution  st  n  of  French 

Johns  rev.  Dr.  J.  rector  of  Christ  Church,  Baltimore  st  7  doors 

Johns  Sarah,  Bank  st  w  of  Caroline  [e  of  Exeter 

Johns  Hosea,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pearl 

Johns  capt.  Richard  H.  n  w  corner  Ann  and  Alice  Anna  sts 

Johns  Kinsey,  owner  rope  walk,   liar,  road  at  1st  mile  stone 

Johns  Hosea,  house  painter,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's  lane, 

shop  corner  Franklin  and  Courtland  sts 
JJohns  Moses,  30  n  Frederick  st 

JJohns  Moses,  oyster  and  ice  cream  man,  99  s  Sharp  st 
JJohns  Francis,  porter,  corner  Eutaw  and  Conway  sts 
Johnson  Thomas  D.  18  s  Howard  st 
Johnson  John  Edward,   apothecary  and  druggist,  s  w  corner 

Pratt  and  Howard  sts 
Johnson  mrs.  washer,  Mulberry  st  near  Howard 
Johnson  Samuel,  millstone  maker,  11  Waterloo  row  Calvert  st 
Johnson  mrs  Margaret,  Argyle  allej'  s  of  Fleet  st 
Johnson  Reverdy,  attorney  at  law,  cor  Calvert  &  Fayette  sts 
Johnson  Eliphalet,  paper  warehouse,  47  s  Charles  st 
Johnson  Jacob,  rigger,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
Johnson  Jerard,  coachsrnith,  Davis  st  n  of  Saratoga,  dw  Gay 

street  near  Mott 
Johnson  mrs  Sarah,  Albemarle  st  s  of  Water 
Johnson  Henry,  labourer,  Sharp  st  near  Saratogas 
Johnson  Welmina,  milliner,  12  n  Liberty  st 
Johnson  Margaret,  milliner,  80  n  Liberty  st 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  Paca  st  s  of  New 
Johnson  James,  clerk,  Paca  st  n  of  Camden 
Johnson  Samuel,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  Pine  st  e  side  s  of  Saratoga 
Johnson  John,  clerk,  Jackson  st  s  side 
Johnson  Frederick,  machinist,  Orleans  st  w  of  Canal 
Johnson  Wm.  shoemaker,  5  Gay  st  o  t 

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Johnson  Isaac,  bacon  merchant,  Gay  st  wof  Aisquith 

Johnson  Grafton,  shoemaker,  250  Gay  st  o  t 

Johnson  Jarred,  coachsmith,  258  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Johnson  John,  carpenter,  Hillen  st  bet.   Front  and  the  bridge 

Johnson  Fergus,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

Johnson  mrs  Mary,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 

Johnson  David,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 

Johnson  mrs  Eliza,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 

Johnson  John,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 

Johnson  Edward,  chair  maker,  near  cor.  Silver  and  Pitt  sU 

Johnson  mrs.  do  do  do 

Johnson  Wm.  M.  grocer,  22  Market  st 

Johnson  mrs.  276  n  Howardust 

Johnson  George,  ink  maker,  Garden  st  near  Richmond 

Johnson  Robert,  drayman,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  st 

Johnson  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Fleet  st  Canton 

Johnson  &,  Simms,  wholesale  grocers  &.  commission  mts.    1 

Spear's  wharf 
Johnson  James,  firm  of  do.  dw  Aisquith  st  near  Douglass 
Johnson  George,  saddler,  dw  Fayette  st  op  Fountain  Stables 
Johnson  Jno.  ship  carpenter,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Johnson  William,  stone  cutter,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  street 
Johnson  George  shoemaker,  70  East  street 
Johnson  mrs  Frances,  Freedom  st  s  of  Franklin 
Johnson  Robert,  weaver  Neighbour  st  betw  Har.  &  York  a*. 
Johnson  Thomas,  shoemaker,  19  Sterling  street. 
Johnson  John,  rigger,  Fleet  street  w  of  Market 
Johnson  William,  grocer,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 
Johnson  John,  saddler  &  harness  maker,  2  n  Howard  st 
Johnson  Laurel  L.  machinist,  Forest  street  n  of  Monument 
Johnson  mrs  Sarah,  35  Albemarle  street 
Johnson  Hiram,  teacher,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Johnson  Grafton,  ladies'  shoe  store,  65i  Baltimore  st.  dw  250 
Johnson  Henry,  grocer,  25  Market  street  f.  p.       [n  Gay  st  o  t 
Johnson  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  Market  st  s  of  Fleet 
Johnson  William,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 
Johnson  mrs  Christopher,  n  e  cor  Fayette  and  Eutaw 
Johnson  Richard  R.  woollen  dresser,  7  Lombard  street 
Johnson  Peter,  stevadore,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  street 
Johnson  James,  114  Lombard  street 
Johnson  M.  A.  washer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
Johnson  Joseph,  hatter,  Hillen  street  near  Sharp 
Johnson  Robert,  labourer,  X  Alley 
Johnson  William  J.  blacksmith,  Charles  st  near  Lee 
Johnson  Robert,  labourer,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  washer,  9  Tyson  street 
Johnson  Oliver  S.  dry  goods  mt.  69  Lexington  street 
Johnson  William,  painter,  Lombard  st  near  Hanover 
tJohnson  Thomas,  brickmaker,  German  st  near  Cove 
t  Johnson  William,  seaman,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  gt 

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J01  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

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tJohnson  Jane,  huckster,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
tJohnson  Henry,  labourer,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  street 
tJohnson  Elizabeth,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 
tJohnson  Alexander,  Cove  st  extended 
tJohnson  James,  sawyer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
JJohnson  Job,  labourer,  Chatsworth  st  s  of  Franklin 
tJohnson  Edward,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  nof  Wilk  st 
%  Johnson  Nancy,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 
tJohnson  Cato,  seaman,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  street 
tJohnson  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Long' alley  n  of  New  street 
tJohnson  Noah,  cooper,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
tJohnson  Eli,  drayman,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
|Johnson  Nathaniel,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  &t 
tJohnson  Samuel,  labourer,  10  n  Sharp  st 
tJohnson  Sally,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  street 
tJohnson  Henry  jr.  cordwainer,  Hawk  street 
tJohnson  John,  waiter,  Sararoga  st  extended 
tJohnson  Thomas,  brickmoulder,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  street 
tJohnson  Nathan,  labourer,  167  Bond  street 
tJohnson  Clara,  37  Lerew's  alley 
tJohnson  Fanny,  German  st  near  Cove 
tJohnson  James,  carter,  Sugar  alley 
tJohnson  John,  labourer,  William  st  near  Cross 
tJohnson  William,  waiter,  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
tJohnson  Susan,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's  lane 
tJohnson  Samuel,  drayman,  Long  alley  s  of  New  street 
tJohnson  Solomon,  tanner,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
tJohnson  Rachel,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Pearl  street 
tJohnson  Thomas,  gardner,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
tJohnson  Susan,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  street 
tJohnson  Sandy,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
JJohnson  William,  labourer,  3  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
tJohnson  Ann,  huckster,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
tJohnson  Spencer,  shoemaker,  s  w  cor  French  and  Forest  sts 
tJohnson  Joseph,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
tJohnson  William,  Hill  street  near  Charles 
tJohnson  mrs.  huckster,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
tJohnson  Jno.  confectioner,  Saratoga  st  near  Colonade  baths 
TJohnson  John,  carter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Gay 
tJohnson  Jas.  cordwainer,  Long  alley  nof  New  street 
| Johnson  William,  waiter,  Conway  st  near   Eutaw 
tJohnson  Henrietta,  Low  st  e  of  Aisquith 
tJohnson  Aaron,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  street 
tJohnson  Charles,  sawyer,  Bank  st 
fJohnson  Thomas,  gardner,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
JJohnson  Spencer,  shoemaker,  cor  York  av.  &  Monumen  st. 
Johnston  David,  coachsmith,  Cathedral  st  near  Richmond 
Johnston  mrs  S.  pelisse,  habit  &  and  fancy  dressmaker,  Lom- 
bard street  w  end 
Joice  Elizabeth,  15  Cove  street 

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Director  for  1835.  JON 

Joice  William,  collector,  109  Aisquiih  street 

Joins  John,  sailmaker,  96  Dugan's  wharf 

Joins  Leonard,  sailmaker,  Ross  st  w  of  Eutaw 

Jonbert  Rev.  J.  H.  St.  Mary's  Seminary 

Jones  James,  tailor,  15  Water  street 

Jones,  mrs  Mary,  70  w  Pratt  st 

Jones  Levin,  grocer  &.  com.  merchant,  7  Dugan's  wharf 

Jones  James  C.  boot  and  shoemaker,  43  South  street 

Jones  James,  draper  and  tailor,  10*  South  street 

Jones  Garetson,  carpenter,  North  st  betw.  Lexington  8c  Sara- 
toga streets,  dvv  High  st  3  doors  from  Pitt 

Jones  James  H.  draper  &  tailor,  2  Holliday  street 

Jones  Mary,  2  Holliday  street 

Jones  William  Gvvynn,  dw  17  s  Howard  street 

Jones  mrs  Ann,  Courtland  st  1  door  n  of  Pleasant 

Jones  William,  tavern,  32  Light  street 

Jones  William,  hatter,  7  New  Church  street 

Jones  mrs.  Eliza,  88  n  Liberty  street 

Jones  Hamilton,  oyster   and  porter  cellar,  under  Liberty   en- 
gine house  n  Liberty  street 

Jones  Goffro,  lottery  and   exchange  office,  sw  cor  Baltimore 

Jones  Zachariah,  51  s  Liberty  street  [and  Liberty  sts 

Jones  Daniel,  dw  cor  Park,  and  Richmond  sts 

Jones   Daniel    &  Theopholis,  blacksmiths   &  wheelwrights, 

Cathedral  st  near  Richmond 
Jone3  Samuel,  merchant,  a  w  cor  Baltimore  &  Howard  sts. 

dw  n  w  cor  Eu;awst  and  Covvpen  alley 
Jones  John  W.  cordwainer,  Pine  st  e  side  s  of  George 
Jones  Dorsey,  tobacconist,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Jones  Paul,  carpenter,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 
Jones  Jesse,  morocco  dresser,  Cove  st  Extended 
Jones  Benj.  W.  grocer,  Baltimore  st  2  doors  w  of  Caroline 
Jones  miss  Eleanor,  milliner,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Temple 
Jones  William  R.  63  Pitt  st 
Jones  Capt.  Samuel,  Jackson  st  s  side 
Jones  Jemima,  Pratt  st  1  door  w  of  Caroline 
Jones  Henry  B.  watchmaker,  Pratt  st  w  oi  Bond 
Jones  James,  grocer,  corner  Granby  &  Gough  sts 
Jones  Jacob,  waterman,  Granby  st  e  of  Gough 
Jones  James,  waterman,  Granby  st  e  of  Gough 
Jones  Joshua,  printer,  Gough  st  vv  of  Caroline 
Jones  Alexander,  pilot,  Bank  st  e  of  Eden 
Jones  Dorsey,  tobacconist,  13  Monumeut  st 
Jones  John,  plasterer  and  lime  dealer,  corner  Monument  & 

Ai?quith  sts 
Jones  Nicholas,  potter,  22  n  Gay  street  o  t 
Jones  mrs  Elizabeth  A.  corner  Pine  &.  Mulberry  sts 
J<  nes  Richard,  labourer,  Saratogo  Ft  e  of  Shroeder 
Jones  John  T.  tanner  &  currier,  21  New  street 
Jones  Uriah,  tobacconist,  Lexington  st  w  of  Paca 
Jones  Richard,  painter,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Wolf 
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JON  MalcheWs  Baltimore 

Jones  Barney,  ship  carpenter,  Fleet  st  e  of  Castle  alley- 
Jones  Joel,  deputy  keeper  of  Penitentiary,  2  Constitution  st 
J  ones  John,  potter,  161  French  st 
Jones  John,  bricklayer,  Canal  st  s  of  Monument 
Jones  Benjamin,  bricklayer,  Canal  st  s  of  Monument 
Jones  Talbot  &  co.  grocers  &  eom.  mts.  nw  corner  Howard 

and  Baltimore  sts 
Jones  Samuel,  jr  firm  ofT.  J.  &,  codw  Eutaw  stnext  toHus- 

sey's  new  tavern 
Jones  mrs  Margaret,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 
Jones  James,  cooper,  21  Phiipot  st 
Jones  William,  blacksmith,  94  Market  st 
Jones  Joseph,  moulder,  Hollins  st  w.  p. 
Jones  Capt  Washington  B.  Hanover  st  near  Lee 
Jones  Com.  Jacob,  Franklin  st  near  Charles 
Jones  Margaret,  seamstress,  8  Block  st 
Jones  Abraham,  caulker,  Starr  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Jones  St  co  ship  masters,  39  Thames  st 
Jones  Owen,  collector  &  sexton   Caroline  Meth.  E.  church, 

Spring  st  near  the  church 
Jones  Francis,  ship  chandler,  corner  Pratt  &  Fredrick  sts 
Jones  Ann  Margaret,  fancy  store  <21  Bazaar 
Jonei  James  D.  carpenter,  181  French  st 
Jones  Mary,  butter  dealer,  Harford  avenue  n  of  thechurch 
Jones  John  R.  carpenter,  Hartbrd  road  n  side 
Jones  David,  shoe  maker,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Jones  &  Woodward,  domestic  warehouse,  191  Baltimore  st. 

dw  W.  W.  Fayette  between  Charles  and  Liberty 
Jones  John,  ship  carpenter,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Jones  Elisha,  fisherman,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
Jones  William  R.  coach  maker,  106  Exeter  st 
Jones  Lewis,  huckster,  13  s  Howard  st 
Jones  Thomas,  hatter,  111  High  st 
JJones  Isaac,  drayman,  Howard  st  near  Barre 
Jjones  Robert,  carter,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Fleet  st 
tJones  James,  brick  maker,  69  s  Howard  st 
t  Jones  Israel,  caulker,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
jJones  Joseph,  cheese  dealer,  Thames  st  w  of  Ann 
tJones  Thomas,  carpenter,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Eden 
tJones  Sally,  Garden  st  near  Richmond 
JJones  Mary,  Mo  >re  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
tJones  Christopher,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
tJones  Wm.  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
tJones  Kinsey,  labourer,  Star  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
tJones  Gideon,  carpenter,  Canal  st  n  of  Holland 
tJones  Rachel,  washer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
tJones  James,  drayman,  Asbury  st 
JJones  Jacob,  carter,  Carpenter's  alley 
tJones  Mitchell  wagoner,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
tJones  Peter,  Wagon  alley  near  Park  st 

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Director  for  1835.  KAL 

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|Jones  Mrs.  huckster,  Busy  alley 

fJones  Thomas,  labourer,  Sugar  alley 

tJones  Harry,  Sugar  alley 

tJones  Isaac,  labourer,  Williamson  alley 

tJones  Rachel,  Williamson  alley 

tJones  Andrew,  porter,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 

tJones  Marshall,  labourer,  Cove  st  extended 

TJones  David  P.  porter,  45  Pearl  st 

tJones  David,  drayman,  cor  Green  and  Fayette  sts 

tJones  Richard  T.  brick  maker,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 

tJones  Sarah,  26  s  Liberty  st 

jJones  Letitia,  28  s  Liberty  st 

tJones  James,  sawyer.  Centre  st  near  St  Paul 

Jordan  Lewis  G.  confectioner  and  distiller,  1  M'Clellan  st 

Jordan  John  M.  plumber,  59  Centre  MarKet  space;  dw  55  do 

Jordan  Henry,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Lexington  w  of  Paca 

Jordan  Charles,  dry  goods  and  fancy  store,  30  Centre  Market 

space,  and  fancy  store,  3  Maryland  Arcade 
Jordan  Wiliiam,  city  bailiff",  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Franklin 
Jordan  James,  blacksmith,  Ross  s  w  of  Eutaw 
Jordan  Charles,  confectioner,  J  CO*  Baltimore  st 
t Jordan  John,  cabinet  maker,  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
Jory  John,  shoe  maker,  Light  st  bet  Sugar  al  &  Montgomery 
Jourdan  YVm.  grocery  and  feed  store,  Wilk  st  w  of  Wolf 
Jourdan  mrs  Margaret,  French  st  near  High 
Jourdan  T nomas,  carpenter,  French  st  opposite  Exeter 
Jourdan  William,  carpenter,  Bond  st  s  of  York 
Joy  Edward,  gardener,  Hampstead  st  n  side  e  of  Caroline 
Joy  James,  porter  cellar,  cor  German  and  Paca  sts 
JJubb  Martha,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Juda  &  Block,  com.  mts.  4  Spear's  whf 
Juda  David,  firm  do.  dw  Holliday  st  near  Pleasant 
Judea  Martin,  Baltimore  Ft  w  of  Cove 
Judefind  John,  cordwainer,  Lee  st  bet  Light  and  Charles 
Judlin  Andrew  F.  upholsterer,  29  n  Gay  st;  dw  Gay  e  of  Ais- 
Junes  Elizabeth,  Shakspeare  st  e  of  Bond  [quith 

Jury  William,  shoe  maker,  Alice  Annast  w  of  Happy  alley 
Justes  Wm.  S.  clock  and  watch  maker,  29  e  Pratt  st;  dw  Gran- 
Justice  Mrs.  32  Thames  st  [by  near  Gough 

KaDY  MOSES,  Lexington  st  extended 

Kain  Wm.  E.  carpenter,  Busy  alley 

Kain  Richard,  iabourer,Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 

Kalb  Joseph,  119  Pratt  st 

Kalbfus  Catherine,  tailoress,  Mott  st  e  side 

Kalbfus  D.  &,  L.  jr.  morocco  dressers,  2  Cheapside 

Kalbfus  Daniel,  firm  do.  dw  Penn  ave  extended 

Kalbfus  Lewis,  firm  do.  dw  87  s  Paca  st 

Kalbfus  Lewis,  sen.  morocco  dresser,  dw  Pennave  extended 

Kalkman  Frederick,  dw  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine  [Conway 

Kail  John  T.  firm  of  Thorna),  Kail  &.  Co.  dw  Jefferson  row 

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KEI  MatchetPs  Baltimore 

Kane  Mary,  Lee  st  near  Light 

Kann  Lloyd,  fisher,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 

Kann  J.  K.  grocer  and  commission  merchant,  25  Cheapside, 

dw  51  s  Sharp  st 
Kare  Patrick,  carter,  s  e  corner  Lexington  and  Green  sts 
Karr  John,  labourer,  Hillen  st  w  of  High 
Karr  Catherine,  tailoress,  cor  Saratoga  and  Sharp  sts 
Karthaus  C.  IV.  Kurtz  &  co.  merchants,  45  s  Gay  st 
Karthaus  Charles  W'  dw  Baltimore  st  w  of  Aisquith 

Karthaus ,  Pratt  st  1  door  e  of  High 

Kauderer  John,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Sharp  and  Barre  sts 

Kaufman  Christian,  labourer,  Eutaw  st  near  Austin 

Kaufman  Joseph  C.  tailor,  Camden  st  near  Howard 

Kaufman  Margaret  J.  Camden  st  near  Howard 

Kautfman  Daniel,  painter,  Paca  st  e  side  s  ot  Ross 

Kauffman  K.  pedlar,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Caroline 

Kaufske  Augusta,  labourer  Commerce  st  bet.  Pratt  and  Cable 

Kaugh  Thomas,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  William 

|Kay  James,  sawyer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 

Kaylor  Jacob,  tavern  keeper,  11  Fish  Market 

Kaylor  George,  baker  and  grocer,  73  Centre  Market  space 

Kayton  Abram,  shoemaker,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 

Keady  Win.  tailor,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 

Keaier  Henry,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 

Keary  Thomas,  shoemaker,  10  Alice  Anna  st 

Keas  Peter,  grocer,  York  av.  int.  of  Monument  and  h  orest  sts 

Keatinge  George,   printer,    over  corner  Tnpoletl's  alley  and 

Baltimore  st  dw  1*24  Exeter  st 
Keatler  Frederick,  bricklayer,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Keavins  Samnel,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Strawberry  alley  &  Fleet  st 
Kecholt  Henry,  Eutaw  stn  of  Camden 
Keck  George,  carter,  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Keeler  John,  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Jefferson 
Keller  Conrad,  turner,  27  Lombard  st  dw  20  do 
Keenan  A.  proprietor  Union  hotel,  39  South  st 
Keenan  James,  cordwainer,  Lexington  st  w  of  Paca 
Keenan  James  horse  shoer,  Howard  st  opposite  Centre  dw 

116  n  Eutaw  st 
Keene  John  H.  grocer,  Lexington  st  e  of  Paca 
Keene  Ann,  Hill  st  near  Light  [n  of  Market 

Keene  John,  oil  and  paint  store,  46  n  Howard  st  dw  Eutaw  st 
Keener  John,  gunsmith,  8  Water  st  w  of  South 
Keener  Dr.  David,  Charles  st  1  door  n  ot  Fayette 
Keener  Alexander,  huckster,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Keener  C.  &  Fitzgerald,  druggists,  150  Baltimore  street 
Keenwrigh*  Andrew,  tailor  and  scoiwer,  18  Mulberry  st 
Keerl  rnrs  Margaret,  German  st  near  Howard 
Kehienbeck  Mary,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Eutaw  and  Camden  sts 
Keiblen  David,  labourer,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 

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Director  for  1635  KEL 

Keigler  John,  firm  do.  dw  Aisquith  st  near  Thomson 
Keigler  and  Altvater,  carpenters,  n  Calvert  sts  of  Saratoga 
Keiiholtz  William,  painter,  26  s  Liberty  st.  dw  101    Green  st 
Keilholtz  John,  wheelwright,  Park  lane  extended 
Keirle  John  W.  wholesale  shoe,  hat  &,  cap    warehouse,    169 
cor  Baltimore  &  Charles  sts.  dw  Sharp  st  s  of  German 
Keirle  M.  M.  &,  Dunsran,  shoe  dealers,  226  Baltimore  st.  dw 

Holliday  st  opposite  the  Theatre 
Keirle  Matthew,  shoe  dealer,  74  Lexington  st.  dw  62  s  Sharp 
Keith  Martin,  firm  of  Pratt  &  K.  dw  Green  st  near  Lexington 
tKeith  Daniel,  caulker,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Kell  Thomas,   clerk  of  Baltimore  County  Court,  dw  e  Balti- 
more street  near  Exeter 
Keller  and  Forman,  flour  mts.  lower  end    Commerce  st.  mill 

North  st  n  of  Eager,  dw  C.  Keller,  9  s  Gay  street 
Keller  Charles,  paper  hanger,  Hampstead  st  wot  Caroline 
Keller  John,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  street 
Kelley  James,  labourer,  French  st  s  of  High 
Kellogg  Aurusa,  M.  D.  79  Exeter  street 
Kelly  Mary,  58  w  Pratt  street 
Kelly  James,  attorney  at  law,  58  w  Pratt  street 
Kelly  James,  copper  smith  &  tin  Plate  worker,  40  Harrison  st 

dw  cor  L.  Pleasant  and  Park  sts 
Kelly  James,  stone  cutter,  127  s  Sharp  st 
Kelly  Timothy,  merchant  tailor,  6  n    Liberty  street 
Kelly  P.  professor  of  music  at  St  Mary's   college   Penn    av. 
Kelly  William,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Kelly  George,  cordwainer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Kelly  Robert,  weaver,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Kelly  Hugh,  carter,  Franklin  st  extended 
Kelly  Luke,  blacksmith,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Kelly  William,  shoe  manufacturer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Paca,  dw 

Pearl  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Kelly  James,  stone  mason,  French  stn  of  Front 
Kelly  capt  Matthew,  59  Market  st  f.  p. 
Kelly  Mordecai,  dry  goods  merchant,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Kelly  Caleb,  grocer,  Lombard  street  w  of  Green 
Kelly  John  grocer,  Camden  st  w  of  Light 
Kelly  Catherine,  n  w  cor  Park  st  and  Wagon  alley 
Kelly  Morton,  drayman,  cor  Lerew's  alley,  and  Madison  st 
Kelly  Patrick,  tailor,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Kelly  Edward,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Kelly  Torrance,  stone  mason,  46  Ross  street 
Kelly  John,  labourer,  Lunn's  lane  opposite  Paca  st 
Kelly  Francis,  labourer,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  street 
Kelly  William,  cordwainer,  Pearl  st  near  Baltimore,  store   w 
Kelly  Edw.  meal  seller,  Har.  av  n  of  the  Church       [of  Paca 
tKelly  Sevvell,  Salisbury  st  near  Harford  run 
Kelsey  Henry,  77  Spear's  whf.  dw  Exeter  street  near  Pratt 
Kelsey  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  49  Centre  market  space 

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Kelso  John  R.  merchant  tailor,  6  South  street 

Kelso  Thomas,  victualler,  Baltimore  st  1  door  w  of  Aisquith 

Kelso  George  Y.  farmer,  Water  st  n  side  2d  door  vv  of  High 

Kelso  Elizabeth,  huckster,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsvvorth 

Kemp  Thomas,  dvv  94  s  Paca  street 

Kemp  Edward  D.  attorney  at  law,  10  Courtland  street 

Kemp  Ann,  confectioner,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 

Kemp  Richard,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Lexington  and  Sharp  sts 

Kemp  George,  paver,  Harford  road  n  ot  lumberyard 

Kemp  Lewis,  merchant,  Paca  st  s  of  Franklin 

Kemp  &  Buckey,  dry  goods  merchants,  246  Baltimore  st.  dw 

cor  Mulberry. and  Green  streets 
Kemp  Thomas,  carpenter.IIoward  st  n  of  Lombard,  dw  Paca 
st  w  of  Lunn's  lane  [and  Mulberry  sts 

Kemp  John  R.  proprietor  of  Franklin  Inn,   n  e  cor   Howard 
Kemp  James,  ship  carpenter,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Kemp  Simon,  justice  of  Peace,  Gay  st  s  e  of  the  bridge,   dw 
fKemp  James,  blacksmith,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
tKernp  Joseph,  labourer,  William  st  near  Cross 
Kenan  Charles,  collector,  n  Liberty  street  s  of  Saratoga 
Kenan  Thomas,  carter,  Union  st  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Kenan  Patrick,  labourer,  Wiik  st  vv  of  Exeter 
Kendall  Thomas,  plane  maker,  9  McClellan  st 
Kendall  Jas.  B.  prop,  of  race  course,  &  tavern  keeper,  Canton 
Kendall  Mary,  Pine  street  e  side  s  of  Lexington 
Kendall  Hezekiah,  Lombard  st  w  of  Pine 
Kenedy  John,  bookseller,  17  Harrison  st 
Kenedy  Thomas,  importer  of  dry  goods,  141s   Baltimore   st. 

dw  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Kenley  Edward,  proprietor  of  steam  plaister  mill,  German  st 

near  Green,  dw  Baltimore  st  opposite  Pearl 
Kennard  mrs.  boarding  house,  2  South  street 
Kennard  William  H.  grocer,  Hill  st  vv  of  Charles 
Kennard  John,  agent,  dvv  Pearl  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Kennard  John  H.  Pearl  st  sof  Mulberry 
Kennard  Alexander  A.  justice  of  peace,  Lexington  st  w  of 

Eutaw,  dw  Pearl  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Kennard  Samuel  C.  ship  carpenter,  «59  Philpot  street 
IKennard  William,  brickmaker.  Water  st  near  Strawberry  al 
Kennedy  George,  tailor,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Kennedy  John,  fruit  dealer,  65  s  Frederick  street 
Kennedy  William,  ship  master,  4  e  water  street 
Kennedy  John  H.  fancy  chair  maker,  9  n  Gay  street 
Kennedy  Mordecai,  blacksmith,  North  st  near  Bath,  dvv  cor 

Centre  and  Calvert  streets 
Kennedy  John  P.  attorney  at  law,   dvv  Mount  Vernon   and 

Washington  place 
Kennedy  mrs  Evaline,  cupper  and  leecher,  lis  Liberty  st 
Kennedy  John,  Paca  street  n  of  Pratt 
Kennedy  Joseph,  machinist,  Cove  si  s  of  Mulberry 

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Kennedy  Hugh,  grocery  &,  liquor  store,  Stillhouse  street 

Kennedy  ,  fisherman  Stillhouse  street 

Kennedy   Thomas,  merchant,  Franklin   st  e  of  Pine,  store 

Baltimore  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Kennedy  Nicholas   R.  tavern   &  grocery,  Lexington  st  e  of 
Kennedy  Capt.  Thomas,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Bond         [Green 
Kennedy  Alexander,  shoemaker,  Addison  st  n  side 
Kennedy  Ezekiel,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Kennelly  William,  cabinet  maker,  n  e  ot  Monument 
Kenny  Patrick,  second  hand  clothing  store,  Second  st  1  door 

w  of  Market  space 
Kenny  Richard,  Holliday  st  2  doors  s  of  Pleasant 
Kenny  Thomas,  carpenter,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn.  avenue 
Kenny  Peter,  cor  East  and  Ensor  sts 
Kent  David,  merchant,  d\v  54  n  Charles  st 
Kent   Emanuel,  city  register,  Biddle  st  \v  of  Penn.  avenue, 

office  City  Hall 
Kepler  John  T.  s  w  cor  Paca  &  Lexington  sts 
Kepler  William,  cabinet  maker,  wend  Baltimore  st 
Kepliuger  Michael,  shop  keeper,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Keplinger  Samuel,  brass  founder  &  wire  fender  maker,  corner 

Cathedral  &  Howard  sts 
Kernan  &,Stiilinger,  com.  mts.  59  Smith's  wharf 
Kernan  Catherine,  French  st  nearly  opposite  Exeter 
Kernan  Peter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Franklin 
Kernan  C.  justice  of  peace  &  police  office3  corner  Calvert  and 

Water  streets 
Kernan  Peter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Kerner  Christian  D.  confectioner,   cor  Gay  and  Harrison  sts 
Kerner  John  F.  tobacconist,  27  e  Baltimore  st.  dw  Jackson  st 
Kerney  M.  B  tavern  keeper,  69  McElderry's  wharf 
Kerney  Rev.  Nicholas,  pastor  of  St.  Patrick's  church,  n  e  cor. 

Bank  and  Market  streets 
Kerr  Catherine,  tailoress,  cor  Saratoga  &.  Sharp  sts 
Kerr  Patrick,  painter,  55  Pearl  st  &  35  Fayette  street 
Kerr  Jacob,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pine 
Kershaw  Seth,  millwright,  w  end  Baltimore  street 
Kesley  Eli,  tailor.  Potter  st  s  of  Douglass 
Kesterson  John,  waterman,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Ketter  August,  labourer,  Lancaster,  st  w  of  Ann  st 
Kettlewell  &,  Wilson,  grocers,  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Potter  sts 
Key  Gabriel,  painter,  33  s  Howard  street 
Keys  Peter,  grocer,  York  avenue  intersection  Monument   St 

Forest  streets 
Keys  &  Graham,  produce  dealers,  34  Franklin  street 
Keys  Wm  firm  do.  dw  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Keys  James  N.  2i  Franklin  st 

Keys  John,  justice  of  peace,  83  n  Exeter  st.  office  Fish  Mar- 
Keys  Bayley,  grocer,  Fayette  st  e  of  Cove  [ket  space 
tKevsVac'ul,     brass  founder,  13  Concord  st 

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tKeys  John,  carter, Light  street  near  Austen 

Keyser  Samuel  S.  iron  srore,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  South  sts 

Keyser  Charles  M.  china  merchant,  Howard  st.  dw  Paca  st  8 

of  Saratoga 
Keyser  James,  91  n  Eutaw  street 

Keyser  8?  Schaeffer,  mts.  counting  room,  over  208  Balto.  st 
Keyser  William  W.  China,  glass  &.  Q,ueensware  mt.   244* 

Baltimore  sts 
Keyser  Derwick,  dw  18  Paca  street 
Keyser  Charles  M.  China  merchant,  12  n  Howard  street 
Keyser  George,  Penn.  avenue  s  of  Union  street 
Keyser  Samuel,  firm  Keyser  and  Schaffer,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
jKeyser  Samuel,  cooper,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
Keyworth  Charles  B.  draper  and  tailor,  3  Hanover  street 
tKiar  Daniel,  hair  dresser,  28  Pratt  st  near  Charles,  dw  Mont- 
gomery street  w  of  Charles 
Kidd  Charles,  edge  tool  manufactory,  Lombard  st  w  of  Green, 

dw  Paca  street  s  of  German 
Kidd  Hannah,  shop  keeper,  Ruxton  street 
Kidd  &  White,  confectioners,  8  Baltimore  street 
Kifel  George,  confectioner,  Green  st  n  of  Conway 
Kilbourn  Samuel,  tinner,  store  Baltimore  ste  of  Paca,  dw  Mul- 
berry st  w  of  Paca 
Kilbreath  Rachel,  Wine  street  eof  Cove 
Kilbreath  mrs  Rosanna,  boarding  house,  Eutaw  2d  door  from 
Kilman  Thomas,  engineer,  Granby  st  w  of  the  run         [Pratt 
Kilpatrick  William,  grocer,  Penn.  av.  extended 
Kilpatrick  mrs  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Hoffman  st 
Kilpatrick  mrs  Rosanna,  Fayette  st  e  of  Green 
Kimberly  mrs  Ann,  59  Albemarle  street 
Kimberly    Nathaniel,    merchant  tailor,  23JPhilpot  et.   shop 

51  Thames  street 
Kimmel  mrs  Catherine,  Entaw  st  s  of  Fayette 
Kimtnel  mrs.  mantua  maker,  119  s  Howard  street 
Kine  Jno.  labourer,  Albemarle  sts  of  Stiles 
King  George  VV.  boot  and  shoemaker,  6  n  Gay  street 
King  Joseph  jr.  Charles  street  near  Lexington 
King  Edward  blacksmith,  Peace  alley  vv  of  Eutaw  street 
King  George,  carpenter,  13  n  Green  street 
King  George,  plaisterer,  cor  Pearl  and  Fayette  sts 
King  Louisa,  n  w  cor  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 
King  Richard,  cordwainer,  Cove  st  s  of  Mulberry 
King  Nicholas,  gunsmith,  Fleet  st  w  of  Wilk 
King  mrs  Elizabeth,  20  Fleet  street 
King  Mary  Ann,  seamstress,  9  Fleet  street 
King  John,  shoemaker,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
King  Thomas,  labourer,  Thames  st  w  of  Bond 
King  George,  smith,  iron  &  rope  dealer,  Thames  w  of  Bond 
King  John,  ship  joiner,  67  Smith's  wl.f.  dw  Stiles  street  betw 
Exeter  and  Gough 

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King  Jacob,  blacksmith,  Commerce  st.   dvv  69  McEldcrry's 

King  Amos,  carter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Wilk  st  wharf 

King  John,  gardner,  Wilk  st  e  of  the  grave  yard 

King  mrs  Julia  Ann,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  street 

King  mrs  Ann,  cor  Wilk  and  Washington  sts 

King  mrs.  18  Mercer  st 

Ring  J.  St  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 

King  Thomas,  grocer,  cor  Howard  and  Richmond  sts 

King  Charles,  painter,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 

King  James  C.  inspector  of  lumber,  64  High  street 

King  Jarrett,  Park  lane  e  of  Cove 

King  Rev.  Jacob,  23  Lexington  street 

tKing  Nancy,  Run  alley  s  of  Fayette  street 

Kingsmore  Rebecca,  Ross  st  extended 

Kingsworth  William,  engineer,  York  st  near  Wiiliam 

Kinnimore  Dr.  s  w  cor  Spring  and  Pratt  sts 

Kinsendorff  Charles,  sugar  boiler,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  street 

KinsendorfT,  Charles,  sugar  refiner,  Paca  st  s  of  New 

Kinsie  James,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 

Kintz  George,  carpenter,Ross  st  w  of  Biddle         [Camden  s 

Kipp  John,  morocco  &   leather  store,  17   Cheapside,  d\v  78 

Kirby  Alary,  confectioner,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 

Kirby  John  and  Son,  lumber  merchants,  Mill  st  dw  Carolina 

street  s  of  Pratt 
Kirby  William,  Leest  3d  door  e  of  Hanover 
Kirby  &  Ready,  sailmakers,  cor  Camden  and  Light  sts.  dw 

J.  Kirby  Hamburg  st  near  William 
Kirby  Samuel,  tailor,  40  Exeter  street 
Kirby  Thomas,  paper  hanger,  Jackson  st  n  side 
Kirby  William,  ship  carpenter,  Wolfst  s  of  Wilk 
Kirby  Joseph,  Granby  st  w  of  L.  Gough 
Kirby  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Kirby  Francis,  tailor,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Kirby  Nathan,  huckster,  Potter  st  s  of  Douglass 
Kirby  John,  lumber  merchant,  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 
Kirby  James,  sailmaker,  Henrietta  st  near  William 
Kirby  John,  dyer  and  grocer,  cor  Mulberry  and  Park  sta 

Kirby ,  hatter,  42  Howard  st 

Kirk  mrs  Mary,  14  Maiden  lane 

Kirk  Samuel,  gold  and  silver  smith,  144  Baltimore  street 

Kirk  Samuel,  shoemaker,  24  Gay  street 

Kirk  Robert,  glass  cutter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Green 

Kirkham  Samuel,  43  s  Charles  st 

Kirkland  A.  merchant,  99  Smith's  wharf,  dw  n  side  Wilk  st  e 

of  High  street 
Kirkwood  Sarah,  teacher  of  music  &c.76  Alice  Anna  st 
Kirkwood  Philip,  ship  carpenter,  York  st  near  Charles 
Kister,  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 
Kites  John,  105  n  Eutaw  street 
Killing  Rachel,  grocer,  9  Second  street 

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Klassen  Charles,  saddler,  Paca  st  n  of  Lexington,  dw  Lex- 
ington st  vv  of  Cove 

Kleffmin  Henry,  baker,  33  Union  street 

Klee  Catherine,  Potter  st  s  of  Douglass 

Kleppish  Fredk.  August,  tailor,  Park  st  1  door  from  Saratoga 

Klein  Frederick,  baker,  S3  Pearl  street 

Klimple  John,  tavern,  35  Bond  street 

Kline  Henry,  sawyer,  Ross  st  w  of  Biddle 

Klinefelter  Henry  &  Co.  lumber  mts.  Oliver's  wharf,  dw  II. 
Klinefelter,  Water  st  2d  door  e  of  Exeter 

Klinefelter  A.  Harford  road  n  of  the  church 

Klockgether,  D.  wine  and  grocery,  104  n  Howard  st 

Klunk  Peter,  carpenter,  Union  st  e  of  Penn.  avenue 

Knapp  Colby,  chemist  and  druggist,  sw  cor  Pratt   street  and 

Knapp  John,  baker,  Britton  st  n  of  Monument  [Dugan's  whf 

Kneeland  Hannah,  tailoress,  Tripolet's  alley 

Knight  Anthony,  fisherman,  Cross  st  near  William 

Knight  Clarissa,  huckster,  10  Fish  Market 

Knight  Jacob,  shoemaker,  15  Maiden  lane 

Knight  Francis,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 

Knight  Joseph,  stove  maker,  Busy  alley 

Knight  John,  Madison  st  near  Howard 

Knight  J.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  13  Centre  Market  space 

Knight  Jonathan,  shoemaker,  31  Constitution  st 

Knight  Thos.  labourer,  Light  st  s  of  West 

Knight  Isaac,  41  s  Liberty  st 

Knight  Rev.  D.  A.  St  Mary's  college,  Penn  av.  n  of  Franklin  st 

Knight  George,  fisherman,  William  st  near  Cross 

Knight  Michael,  stage  driver,  Baltimore  st  vv  of  Pearl 

Knight  Michael,  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st  \v  end,  s  side 

tKnight  Robert,  carter,  29  Union  st 

Knighton  Thomas,  city  bailiff',  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 

Knipr  Jacob,  silver  plater,  Centre  ste  of  St  Paul 

Knipe  Sarah,  77  Bond  s 

Knorr  Wm.  rope  maker  at  rope  walk,  Market  st  f  p 

Knott  George,  carpenter,  131  n  Eutaw  st 

Knotts  George  P.  paper  hanger,  3  Market  st 

Knowles  John,  hack  driver,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 

Knowles  James,  seaman,  Eden  st  s  of  Orleans 

Knox  Wm.  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Knox  Reynolds,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 

tKnox  Stephen,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 

Kolb  George,  boarding  house,  94  n  Howard  st 

Konig  Frederick,  german  goods  merchant,  4  n  Howard  st 

Konig  Elizabeth,  89  s  Howard  st 

Koster  Albert,  China,  glass  and  Queensware  store,  13  s  Cal- 
vert st;  dw  Charles  st  2  doors  vv  of  Henrietta 

Kraber  Daniel,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Franklin  st 

Kraft't.fohn  P.  Prussian  consul  and  merchant,  1  Waterloo  row 

Kraft  Elizabeth,  victualler,  York  avenue 

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Krahold  Francis,  tavern  keeper,  Commerce  st  between  Pratt 
Kraiger  Wm.  carpenter,  Peirce  st  vv  of  Pine  [&,  Cable 

Kraiger  Joseph  F.  dairyman,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pine 
Krane  Dr.  J.  n  e  corner  High  and  Pratt  sts;  dw  Pratt  st  w  of 
Kraus  Henry,  chandler,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove  [Gough 

Krebbs  George  W.  hide,  oil  and  leather  dealer,  52  s  Calvert  st 

dw  94  Hanover  st 
Krebbs  Wm.  G.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  e  of  St.  Paul;  dw 

Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 

Krebbs ,  cabinet  maker,  123  s  Sharp  st 

Krebbs  Wm.  brickmaker,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 

Krebbs  George,  Eutaw  at  s  of  Conway 

Krebbs  Rebecca,  tutoress,  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 

Krebbs  Jacob,  victualler,   Pitt  st  1  door  w  of  Strawberry  alley 

Krebbs  John  W.  saddler,  35  Sterling  st 

Krede  Ferdine,  cord  vainer,  Penn  av  s  of  St  Mary  st 

Kreemer  John,  carpenter,  33  Exeter  st 

Kreig  Frederick,  smith,  corner  Saratoga  st  and  Eager  alley 

Kreil  John  G,  victualler,  corner  Henrietta  and  Charles  sts 

Kreis  Elias,  carpenter,  Ross  st  w  of  Biddle 

Kregel  Ann,  tutoress,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Hull's  lane 

Krems  Christiana,  Paca  st  s  of  New 

Krelzer  C.  &  co.  importers  of  silk  goods,  127  Baltimore  st 

Krengle  John,  carpenter,  36  n  Eutaw  st 

Kronau  John,  grocer,  corner  Lombard  and  Liberty  sts 

Kruber  Daniel,  clerk,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Paca 

Kry  Harry,  paver,  1  Thomson  st 

Kryle  Andrew,  paver,  Penn  avenue  extended 

Kuhn  Augustus,  turner,  Hull's  lane  e  of  Forest  st 

Kumer  Frederick  A.  boot  and  shoemaker,  16  Park  st 

Kummer  John,  cordwainer,  16  s  Howard  st 

Kurn  Nicholas,  labourer,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 

Kurtz  mrs  Susan,  German  st  near  Eutaw 

Kurtz  rev.  Daniel,  Holliday  st  near  Orange  alley 

Kurtz  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Kurtz  Joseph,  carpenter,  Pine  st  s  of  George 

Kurtz  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 

Kurtz  rev.  Benjamin,  editor  Lutheran  observer,  Lexington  st 

Kurtz  mrs.  milliner,  7  Lexington  st  [nea* "Park 

Kurtz  Joseph,  carpenter,  5  do 

Kurtz  Charles,  hatter,  German  st  near  Eutaw 

Kuster  C.  L.  commission  merchant,  27  Light  st  wharf 

Kyle  Robert,  tavern  keeper,  s  e  corner  Frederick  &  Waler  bts 

Kyle  Adam  B.  dw  86  Hanover  st 

liABBY  Ann,  Pitt  st  2d  door  w  of  Harford  run 
Laboratory  Baltimore  Chemical,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Labranthwaite  James  A.  s  e  corner  Baltimore  and  Eden  sts 
Lacher  Joseph,  Ruxton  st 
Lackey  James,  11  Harrison  st 
Lafalonaera  mrs  Ann  C.  Wilk  st  e  of  Market 
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Lafetra  J.  boot  &  shoemaker,  64  w  Pratt  st  dw  28  n  Gay  st  o  t 
LafetraT.  H.  CA  w  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 
Lafferty  Win.  W.  proprietor  Belvidere  cottage,  North  st  n  of 
Lafferty  David,  s  e  corner  Sterling  and  Mott  sts  [Eager 

Lantte  John  S.  merchant,  4  Commerce  st  dw  Franklin  street 
near  Saint  Paul 

La  Fleur ,  hair  dresser,  5  Park  st 

Lainhart  Mary,  Brewhouse  alley  n  of  Camden  st 

Lake  &.  co.  8  s  Charles  st 

Lamb  John,  inspector  of  weights  and  measures.  17   Concord 

st  dw   Fall's  avenue 
Lamb  Michael,  tanner,  French  st  near  Centre 
Lamb  John,  labourer,  s  e  comer  Holiday  and  Centre 
Lamb  John,  stock  manufacturer,  1  s  Calvert  st  dw  84  High 
Lamb  Daniel,  dairyman,  Paca  st  w  of  Green 
Lambert  W'm.  grocer,  180  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Lambie  James,  shoemaker,  Hamstead  st  e  of  Eden 
Lambert  Francis,  professor  of  music,  180  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Lambert  Lewis,  carpenter,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Lambden  James,  oak  cooper,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
Lambock  Wm.  paver,  Wilk  st  eof  President 
Lam>ourn  Cornelius,  mail  driver,  39  Constitution  st 
Lamden  Edward  S.  sail  maker,  5  Dugan's  wharf  dw  Pratt  st 

near  Caroline 
Lamden  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  Argyle  al.  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Lamden  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  Pratt  st  w  of  Harlbrd  run 
Lamden  Wm.  S.  ship  carpenter,  87  Alice  Anna  st 
Lamy  John  B.  shipwright  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
Lancaster  Aaron,  cabinet  maker,  Jefferson  row  Conway  st 
Lancaster  Wm.  carpenter,  JJamnsiead  st  e  of  Eden 
Lancaster  Thomas,  carpenter,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Lancaster  John,  huckster,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
Lancaster  George,  labourer,  Hamburg  st  near  Light 
Lancaster  John,  cabinet  maker,  Mercer  st  near  Light 
Lander  man  Mary,  25  Bond  st 

Landgraff  Anthony,  manager  of  glass  house,  Johnson  st 
Landis  Henrv,  keeper  wheat  sheaf  inn,  cor  Low  &  Front  sts 
tLandsdale  Walter,  labourer,  Carpenter's  alley 
Lane  Joseph,  spar  maker,  106  Wolf  st 
Lane  Thomas,  harbour  master,  office  lower  end  Patterson  st 

dw  78  Pitt  street 
Lane  Wm.  shoemaker,  185  French  st 
Lane  Alexander,  7  e  Baltimore  st 
Lane  Elizabeth,  4  Block  st 
tLane  Caroline,  Pine  st  s  of  Peirce 
Lang  Alexander,  stone  mason,  Tripolett's  alley 
Lang  Ann,  Lombard  st  near  3  tuns  tavern 
L  uig  Henry,  coachmaker,  n  side  Lee  st  near  Light 
Lange  August,  harness  maker,  46  Franklin  st 
Langley  Ellen,  Annapolis  road  near  spring  gardens 


Director  for  1835  LAU 

Langley  George,  labourer,  Ilampstead  st  vv  of  Caroline 

Langley  David,  cabinet  maker,  Bntton  st  n  e  of  Monument 

Langlin  John,  Calvert  st  n  of  Lager 

Langrall  Asa,  tailor,  Concord  st 

Lanham  John,  ship  joiner,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 

Lankin  Michael,  labourer,  corner  Low  and  Front  sts 

Lankee  John  L.  printer,  40'  Exeter  st 

Lankford  Wiley,  dry  goods  store,  10  Bazaar,  dw  Baltimore  st 

between  Light  and  Charles 
Lankford  Wm.  ship  joiner,  Bond  st  s  of  Wilk 
Lankford  mis  M.  A.  milliner,  over  157  Baltimore  st 
Lanrnon  James  II.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
Lansden  Catherine,  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
La  Prade  John  B.  barber,  44  n  Howard  st 
tLa  Prat  John,  barber,  Peirce  st  vv  of  Pearl 
Larkin  Hugh,  labourer,  Penn  avenue  extended  [ette  st 

La  Reintree  John-Lewis,  teacher  of  French  &  Spanish, ^Fay- 
Large  Daniel,  steam  engine  manufacturer,  w     Falls   avenue 

near  the  bridge,  dw  Exeter  st  n  of  Pratt 
£Large  Richard,  carter,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Larkins  Win.  victuader,  Union  alley  e  of  Eden  st 
Laroque  J.  M.  chemist  &  druggist,  n  e  cor  Balto  St  Harrison 
Laroque  Edward,  surgeon  dentist,  31  n  Charles  st  [sts 

Larrabee  Ephraim,  s  e  corner  Calvert  and  Water  sts 
Larrabee  Daniel,   dw  near  Charles  st  city  spring  court  run- 
ning from  Charles  st 
Lasing  Frederick,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Lasky  Alexander,  seaman,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Caroline 
Last  Ann,  shopkeeper,  3  Alice  Anna  st 
Latch  Gerlach,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Lath  Win.  tavern,  Lombard  st  w  of  Pine 
Latham  Edward,  cordwainer,  Chamberlain  alley  nearEutavr  st 
Latham  Sarah,  grocer,  Eager  alley  near  Mulbery  st 
Lathe  Elie,  shoe  store,  59  s  Charles  st 
Lathers,  mrs  Ruth,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Latimer  Js.  B.  notary  public  and  justice  of  peace,  s  w  corner 
of  Fayette  and  St  Paul  sts  dw   n  e   corner  of  Court- 
land  &,  Saratoga  sts. 
Latimer  Randolph  W.  72  s  Sharp   st 
Latourday  mrs  Penn  av.  w  of  Franklin  st 
Latrobe  J.  H.  B.  attorney  at  law,  Calvert  st  2  doors  s  of  Fay- 
ette, dw  Mulberry  st  w  of  Charles 
Latty  John  J.  vessel  water  supplier,  Wolf  st  n  of  Fell 
Lauch  Joseph,  carpenter,  n  e  corner  Monument  *k  Ensor  sts 
Lauder  Charles,  shoemaker,  9  Stiles  st 
Lauder  John,  stone  mason,  French  st  n  of  Front 
Lauder  Samuel,  cabinet  maker.  Busy  alley 
Lauderman  John,  57  Market  st  f  p 
Lauderman  capt.  Jacob,  79  Alice  Anna  st 
Lauderman  Henry,  baker,  26  Market  st  f  p 
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LEA  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

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Laughlin  Robert,  weaver,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 

fLavellia  John,  barber,  Ensor  st  ri  e  of  Gay 

Lavinger  Emory,  shop  keeper,  inv  cortier  Bond  and  Wilk  sts 

Law  John  K.  of  custom  house,  Hamilton  row,  Hamilton  st 

Law  mrs.  Paca  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Law  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  corner  Pratt  and  Paca  sts 

Lawder  Ann    tailoress,  29  Sierling  st 

Lawder  Benjamin,  farmer,  Harford  avenue  n  of  church 

Lawless  Richard,  liquor  store,  cor  Saratoga  &,  Pearl  sts 

Lawn  Henry,  grocer,  45  Front  st 

Lawnes  Caleb,  baker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 

Lawnes  Jacob,  painter,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Biddle  st 

Lawrence  mrs  Elizabeth,  Monument  st  e  of  York  avenue 

Lawrence  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  43  Philpot  st 

Lawrence  Valentine,  brick  maker,  Yoik  st  w  of  Light 

Lawrence  Elijah,  labourer,  44  s  Frederick  st 

Lawrence  Elizabeth,  corner  Wolf  and  Alice  Anna  sts 

Lawrence  Ellen,  huckster,  Brewhouse  alley  n  of  Camden  st 

Lawrence  Dr.  D.  H.  corner  Woif  and  Alice  Anna  sts 

Lawrence  mrs  Ann  Louisa,  corner  Gough  and  Stiles  sts 

Lawrence  mrs  Margaret,  Harford  road  n  of  the  church 

{Lawrence  Herculus,  Happy  aliey  n  of  Fleet  st 

Lawrenson  mrs  Elizabeth,  28  n  Liberty  st 

Lawson  &  Brice.  merchants,  2  Buchanan's  wharf 

Lawson  Stephen,  firm  do  vice  consul  for  Sweden  and  Norway 

dw  coiner  Pratt  and  Exeter  sts 
Lawson  mrs  Margaret,  Granby  st  w  of  Gough 
Lawson  James,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Hoffman  st 
Lawson  Robert,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Lawson  mrs  Ann,  9  Bond  st 
Lawson  mrs.  victualler,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Lawson  Edward,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Lavvton  Richard,  watchman,  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Lay  George,  pattern  maker,  Hollins  st  w  p 
Layburn  Wm,  carter,  Holliday  sts  of  Centre 
Layton  mrs  Priscilla,  Hull's  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Lea  Abraham,  shoemaker,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Lea  Robert,  carpenter,  244  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Lea  John,  seaman,  Wolf  st  n  of  Gough 

Leach  Wm.  manufacturer  of  gold  and  silver  leaf,  69i  Ballo.  st 
Leach  Hannah,  carpet  weaver,  corner  Gay  and  East  sts 
Leach  Caleb,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Leach  Caleb  L.  lottery  and  exchange   office,  2U   n  w  corner 

Howard  and  Fayette  sis  dw  Fayette   st  between   Pine 

and  Cove 
Leaf  Johnsey,  ship  carpenter,  Stiles  st  w  of  Exeter 
League  Thomas  M.  clothing  store,  n  e  corner  Pratt  and  Gay 

sts  dw  44  s  Gay 
League  mrs  Ann,  Mill  st 
Leage  Abm.  shoemaker,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 

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League  Columbus,  shoemaker,   Cross  st  near  Johnson 
League  Thomas  M.  dvv  44  s  Gay  st 

League  Wm.  shoemaker  and  watchman,  Bond  st  n  of  Fleet 
League  George,  currier,  8  Cheapside  dw  Lloyd  street  3  doors 

s  of  Salisbury 
League  Wm.  s  vv  corner  Lloyd  and  Water  sts 
League  Luke,  sen.  shoemaker,  Pratt  st  e  of  the  bridge 
League  Thomas  M.  clothier,  n  w  corner  Exeter  and  Water  sts 
League  Luke,  dealer  in  wood,  Gough  st  e  of  Bond 
Leake  James,  carpenter,  Park  lane  e  of  Cove  st 
Leake  Adam,  tailor,  50  Light  st 
Leakeman  Major,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Leakin  col.  Sheppard  C.  14  High  st 
Leakin  Andrew  T.  10  High  st 

Leaman  C.  A.  shoe  dealer,  n  w  corner  Market  space  and  Se- 
cond st;  dw  Aisquith  st  near  Monument 
Leaman  Washington  J.  hatter,  26  n  Howard  st 
Leaman  Elias  P.  hat  manufacturer,  4  Centre  Market  space 
Leape  Henry,  High  st  p  of  Wilk 
Leapp  John,  carpenter,  15  n  Green  st 

Leatherwood  J  no.  grocer,  n  e  corner  Light  &,  Montgomery  sts 
tLebar  Ely,  hack  driver,  40  Park  st 
Le  Barney  Nichohs,  engineer,  William  st  near  Cross 
Le  Bon,  Charles,  clothing  store,  103  n  Howard  st 
Lebrou  Anthony,  barber,  22  Thames  st 
tLebrun  Solomon,  Bond  st  n  of  Wilk 
Lechler  George  E.  cordwainer,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Lexington 
Le  Cour  Adolph,   Spanish   cigar  manufacturer,  Pratt  street 

near  the  bridge 
Lecoumpt  Edward,  labourer,  Douglass  st  w  of  East 
Leche  David,  dry  goods  merchant,  75  Baltimore  st 
Leckey  Jno.  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Lecount  Wm.  Pratt  st  vv  of  Gough 
Leddin  Benjamin,  engineer,  Constitution  st  n  of  French 
Leddy  John,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Liberty  and  Saratoga  sts 
JLedgwick  Francis,  Carpenter's  alley 
Ledley  Daniel,  brickmaker,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Ledley  Wm.  brickmaker,  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Ledley  Jacob,  brickmaker,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Ledley  John,  shoemaker,  Carpenter's  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Ledman  Ezekiel,  shoemaker,  34  Thames  st 
Lee  J.  G.  &  co.  chemists  and  druggists,  55  C.  Market  space 
Lee  Elisha,  carriage  repository,  Holliday  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Lee  Josiah  &  co.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  s  e  corner  Bal- 
timore and  Calvert  sts.  dw  J.   L.   Charles  street  near 
Saratoga 
Lee  Daniel,  bricklayer,  112  s  Sharp  st 
Lee  Wm.  dry  goods  merchant,  79  Baltimore  st 
Lee  Williain,  grocer,  on  the  Susquehanna  Rail  Road   near 
the  City  limits 
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LEM  Matchers  Baltimore 

Lee  mrs  Eleanor,  Green  st  n  of  Saratoga 

Lee  Susan,  l7i  Green  st 

Lee  Wm.  carpenter,  Cove  #t  s  of  Franklin 

Lee  Wm  carpenter,  Park  lane  extended 

Lee  David,  21  s  Liberty  st 

Lee  Charles,  blacksmith,  Green  st  n  of  Baltimore;  dw   Balti- 
more st  e  of  Green 

Lee  Caleb,  labourer,  corner  Union  and  Ross  sts 

Lee  Ellen,  seamstress,  Park  lane  e  of  Cove  st 

Lee  Mordecai,  carter,  Park  lane  extended 

Lee  John,  Park  lane  extended 

Lee  Charles,  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Green 

Lee  Edward,  wagoner,  w  end  Baltimore  st 

Lee  James  H.  shoe  store,  65  n  Howard  st 

Lee  Wm.  Marion  st  near  Eutaw 

Lee  Priscilla,  tutoress,  Saratoga  st  near  St  Paul's  lane 

tLee  Levin,  drayman  and  blacking  maker,  Short  st 

tLee  Wm.  seaman,  Herring's  alley  n  of  Stiles  st 

tLee  rev.  Philip,  Howard  st  near  Barre 

tLee  DafFney,  washer,  7]  s  Howard  st 

tLee  Samuel,  sawyer,  61  s  Howard  st 

+  Lee  Rebecca,  Ruxton  st 

tLee  Charles,  labourer,  Busy  alley 

tLee  Joseph,  labourer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl  [quith 

tLee  Saml.  white  washer  and  wall  colourer,  Low  st  e  of  Ais- 

tLee  Philip,  drayman,  Run  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 

+Lee  Wm.  drayman,  51  n  Sharp  st 

tLee  Charles,  jr.  Davis  st  near  Bath 

Leech  Kulh,  corner  Market  space  and  Water  st 

Leeke  Richard  &  co.  dry  goods  merchants,   s  w  corner  of 
Hanover  and  Pratt  sts 

Lee  iz  Andrew,  shoemaker,  231  n  Howard  st 

Lefalonaera  Ann  C.  Wilk  st  e  of  Market 

Lefferman  Wm.  tanner,  French  st  near  High 

Lefler  George,  iron  founder  cor  Light,  st  and  Hughes's  quay 
dw  5  doors  from  Light  [Hughes  street 

Lefler  Danie!  S,  engineer,  Light  st  bet.  Armirtead  lane   and 

Legar  Elizabeth,  shop  keeper,  Bank  lane  n  side 

Legard  Wm.  J 20  Ensor  st 

Legrand  Samuel  D.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Caroline  sts 

Leib  Thomas,  harness  maker,  Bond  st  n  of  Lancaster 

Leleandol  Frederick,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 

Lelacheur  William,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 

Leland  Richard,  iron  worker,  York  st  near  Light 

Lembeck  Peter,  carter,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Garoline 

Lemon  Charles,  bookbinder,  Holiday  st  near  Pleasant 

Lemmon  R.  &.  Co.  auctioneers  &  com  mts.  Buchannan's  whf 

Lemmon  Joshua,  wagoner,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 

Lemmon  R.  firm  do.  dw  Cathedral  st  near  Mulberry 

Lemmon  James,  cooper,  Light  st  s  of  Hughes 
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Lemnion  miss,  Charles  st2d  door  n  of  Lee 

Lemmon  Richard,  carpenter,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  8t 

Lemmon  Christian,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Lombard 

Lemmon  C.  Abraham,  clothing  store,  cor  Pratt  and  Calvert, 

dvv  121   Aisquith  street 
tLemmon  John,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Gough  st 
Lennon  Joseph  G.  mariner,  36  Alice  Anna  st 
Lenox  James,  cooper,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Lentz  &  Flack,  German  and  fancy  goods,  2204  Baltimore  st 
Lentz  Joseph,  weaver,  High  st  n  of  Granby 
Lentz  Andrew,  grocer,  Lexington  st  e  of  Green 
Leon  A.  clothing  and  furniture  store,  26  n  Eutaw  st 
Leonard  Amasa,  grocer,  72  Hanover  street 
Leonard  Dr.  William,  Pratt  steof  High 
Leonard  William,  cabinet  maker,  76  Conway  street 
|Le  Parde  John,  barber,  Paca  st  n  of  Lexington,  dw   Peirce 

street  w  of  Pearl 
Lerew  John,  carpenter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Pratt  st.  dw  Lombard 

street  w  of  Eutaw 
Lerew  James,  carter,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Lerew  David,  coachmaker,  8  Peace  alley,  shop  57  s  Howard 
JLeshure  Lewis,  cigar  maker,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Leslie  Robt.  sea  capt.  Baltimore  st  opposite  2d    Presbyterian 
Lester  Shipley,  carpenter,  Conway  st  e  of  Green         [church 
Lester  John,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Lester  William,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  President  sts 
Lester  &  Gorsuch,  carpenters,  German  si  near  Eutaw 
Lester  James,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Lethcote  mrs.  5  Mercer  st 
Lethe  John,  carpenter,  Marion  st  near  Howard 
Letherberry  Ann,  seamstress,  Holland  st  w  of  Eden 
Letournau  J.  B.  N.  grocer,  s  o  cor  Aisquith  and  Gay  sts 
Letton  Thomas,  sailmaker,  J35  Bond  street 
Letz  Frederick,  blacksmith,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Letter  Mary,  boarding  house,  38  High  street 
Levering  A.  R.  &,  Son,  importers  and  dealers  in  China,  glass 

and  Queensvvare,  8  cor  Pratt  and  Cheapside,  dw  of  A. 

R.  Levering,  Fawn  st  near  High 
Levering  Edward,  grocer,  Cheapside  near  Pratt  st.  dwLees 

near  Charles 
Levering  George,  victualler,  Pratt  e  of  Eden 
Levering  Jesse  and  Sons,  grocers  and  com.  mts.  23  Cheapside 
Levering  Jesse,  firm  of  do.  dw30  s  Sharp  street 
Levering  and  Harrrison,  com-  mts.  5  Bowly's  wharf 
Levering  Thomas  W.  firm  do.  dw  117  Hanover  street 
Levering  Peter,  52  s  Sharp  street 
Leverne  John,  tobacconist,  Wilk  st  w  of  Caroline 
Leves  Charles,  carpenter,  Paca  st   n  of  Mulberry,  shop  Ger- 
man st  near  Green 
Levi  Sarah,  Welcome  alley  betw  Hanover  and  Sharp  sts 

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Levi  Eleanor,  Water  st  vv  of  High 

Levi  Samuel,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 

tLevi  Sally,  washer,  intersection  Harford  avenue  St  Ensor  s 

JLevington  William,  pastor  of  St.  James's  Church,  52  s  Hov - 

Levitt  William,  watchman,  s  Charles  st  extended  [ard 

Levy  Thomas  P.  house  and  sign  painter,  37  s  Gay  street,  dw 

Salisbury  st  2d  door  w  of  Lloyd 
Levy  Joseph  M.  Pratt  st  1  door  e  of  Caroline 
Lewis  John,  carpenter  and  joiner,  Tripolet's  alley 
Lewis  Joseph  N.  bookseller  and  stationer,  272   Baltimore  st, 

dw  7  Saratoga  street 
Lewis  John,  paper  stainer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Lewis  John,  draper  and  tailor,  14  South  street 
Lewis  Philip,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Lewis  Charles  S.  coin.  mt.  7  n  Charles  street 
Lewis  Conrad,  carpenter,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Lewis  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  Temple  street 
Lewis  Levi,  constable,  Armistead  lane  near  Light 
Lewis  mrs  Elizabeth,  Pratt  st  3  doors  w  of  Market 
Levyis  John,  48  Front  st 
Lewis  Eli,  Fayette  st  2  doors  e  of  Pine 
Lewis  James,  shoemaker,  Armistead  lane 
Lewis  John,  rigger,  12  Fleet  street 
Lewis  Rachel,  Montgomery  street  near  Charles 
tLevvis  Andrew,  blacksmith.  Run  alley  n  of  Lexington  st 
tLewis  Ann  M.  Pine  st  s  of  Peirce 

jLewis  William,  waiter,  Hull's  lane  10  doors  wofAisquith  st 
tLewis  John,  seaman,  s  e  cor  Strawberry  alley  &,  Wilk  st 
tLewis  John,  Ross  st  e  of  Paca 

Leymours  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  William  alley  near  Wm.  st 
tLewis  John,  barber,  Lexington  st  w  of  Eutaw  dw  Pine  st  4 
tLewis  Catherine,  Park  st  extended  [of* Peirce 

Leypold  William  F.  nine  merchant  and  grocery,  61  n  Gay  st 

dw  96  Harrison  street 
Leypold  mrs  E.  61  n  Gay  street 
Lias  John,  carpenter,  Union  st  w  of  Penn.  avenue 
Liberty  Fire   Co.  house  intersection  of  Park,  Fayette   and 

Liberty  streets 
Library  Baltimore,  n  e  cor  Holliday  and  Fayette  streets 
Lichtenberger  Michael,  cordwainer,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Dutch    al 
Liddle  Thomas,  tailor,  Frederick  st  near  Water 
Liddle  Mary,  shopkeeper,  Caroline  st  s  of  Wilk 
Lieutand  Dennis,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  s  side 
Light  John,  carpenter,  Pinest  e  side  s  of  Saratoga 
Light  mrs  Mary,  nurse,  151  s  Eutaw  street 
Lightner  N.  shoemaker,  Stiles  st  w  of  Bishop  alley 
Lightner  Henry  tinner  and  sheet  iron  worker,  Forest  st  s  of 
Ligon  T.  Watkins,  attorney  at  law,  24  St.  Paul  st         [Hillen 
tLillett  Elizabeth,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  street 
tLillett  John,  labourer,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 

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Lilly  Abraham,  brickmaker,  commons  n  of  Spring    gardens 
Lilly  Alonzo  and  Co.  comb  and  variety  store,  201  Baltimore 

street,  d\v  A.  L.  Franklin  st  near  Cathedral 
Lilly  Richard,  saddler,  Hampstead  st  e  of  Spring 
Limas  Charles,  waiter,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Fayette  st 
jLimas  William,  drayman,  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
Lindenberger  mrs.  boarding  house,  cor  Calvert  &  Saratoga  sts 
Lindenberger  mrs  Eliza,  cor  St.  Paul  &.  Saratoga  sts 
Lindenberger  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  Lexington  st   near 

Charles  street 
Lindenman  Conrad,  baker,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Lindsey  William,  shoemaker,  63  n  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Lindsey  William,  carpenter,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Lindsay  Alexander,  bricklayer,  Conway  st  w  of  Green 
Lineberger  George,  cordwainer,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Camden 
Lineberger  miss  Susan,  w  end  Baltimore  street 
Lineberger  Win,  tinner,  Baltimore  st  betw  Caroline  &  Spring 
Lineberger  George  wheelwright,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Lineman  Charles,  grocer,  15  Harrison  st 
Linert  Samuel,  labourer,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Linginfelter  mrs  Elizabeth,  George  st  w  of  Penn.  avenue 
Lingford  miss  Sarah,  milliner,  Saratoga  st  near  Courtland 

Linindell ,  pedlar,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 

Linneman  John,  labourer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  street 
Linthicum  Henry,  tailor   Bane  st  near  Sharp 
Linthicum  Richard,  72  n  Charles  st 
Linzey  William,  grocery  store,  cor  Long  alley  and  Ross  st 
Linzey  mrs  Catherine,  St.  Mary  st  n  of  Penn.  avenue 
Linzey  William,  iron  founder,  William  street 
Lions  John,  tailor,  n  e  cor  Monument  and  Ensor  sts 
Lipp  George,  carpenter,  Union  st  eof  Penn  avenue 
Lipp  Joseph,  tailor,  Lexington  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Lipp  mrs  Catherine,  St.  Mary  st  n  of  Penn.  avenue 
Lippman  Jacob,  umbrella  maker,  182  n  Gay  st  o.  t 
Lipscomb  Jesse,  grocer,  2  Light  st  wharf,  dw  Barre  st   near 
Lipscomb  Conway,  hair  dresser,  62  w  Pratt  st.  [Hanover 

Lisbet  Jonathan,  'weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
LishaNacha,  German  street  extended 

Litsinger  Richard,  millwright,  Peach  alley  w  ofChatsworth  st 
Litter  Mary,  dress  maker,  Pearl  street  n  ofMulberry 
Littig  Caleb  B.  firm  Philip  Littig  and  Son,  dw  courtland  st  n 
Littig  Rachel,  Gough  street  w  of  Caroline  of  Saratoga 

Littig  Philip  &  Son,  comb   and    brush    manufacturers,    179 

Baltimore  street,  dw  of  P.  L.  3S  n  Eutaw  st 
Littig  Luther,  grocer,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pratt 
Little  William,  corner  Patterson  and  Cable  streets 
Little  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Green  st  sofKee 
Little  Jacob,  Gay  st  e  of  Monument 
Little  Richard,  weaver,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
Little  Robert  grocer,  Lombard  street  near  Light 


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Little  William,  seaman,  High  street  n  of  Granby 
Little  James,  ship  joiner,  12  Ann  st 
Littlefield  mrs  Susannah,  13*2  n  Howard  st 
l*ittlejohn  John,  Paca  st  e  of  Green 
Littlejohn  John  jr.  32  s  Howard  st 
Livers  Nicholas,  labourer,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Livingston  Peter,  cordwainer,  Lee  st  w  of  Hanover 
Livingston  James,  shoemaker,   near  Charles  st  city   spring 
Livingston  Stephen,  shoe  store,  56i  Hanover  st 
Livingston  James,  shoemaker,  Forest  not  Douglass  st 
Livingston  Constant,  Cross  st  near  William 
Lloyd  Geo.  barber,  73  Hanover  st 
Lloyd  Jno.  J.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
Lloyd  mrs  M.  Lexington  st  e  of  Cove 
Lloyd  Charles,  44  Lerew's  alley 
tLloyd  Mary,  Apple  alley,  s  of  Fleet  st 
Loane  Joseph,  sail  maker,  67  Smith's  wharf,  dw  Stiles  near 
Loane  Thomas,  confectioner,Calvertst  s  of  Mulberry  [Gough 
Loane  Jno.  rope  maker,  Gay  st  e  of  Forest 
Loane  Edmund,  shoe  store,  66  Lexington  st 
Loather  Jno.  feed  store,  n  e  corner  East  and  Gay  st 
Lock  T.  M.  com  mt.  12  Light  st  wharf 
Lock  Nat.  turner  and  drum  maker,corner  Charles  &  Perry  st8 
Lock  Thomas  O.  grocer,  163  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Lock  Jno.  carter,  Apple  alley  n  oi  Wilk  st 
fLocke  Alex.  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
tLockman  Daniel,  sawyer,  Low  st  Stillhouse  row 
JLockman  Fanny,  washer,  Ivy  alley 
Locks  Alex.  15  s  Howard  st 
Lockward  Doctor  J.  P.  no  11  Harrison  st 
Lockwood  Edward,  Hawk  st 
Lockwood  Wm.  tailor,  25  Sterling  st 

Lockwood  John,  draper  and  tailor,  no.  1    St.  Paul  st  dw  Mul- 
berry 3d  door  w  of  Park  st 
Lockwood  Cranby  E.  cordwainer,  Paca  st  n  of  Lexington 
tLodge  Moses,  seaman,  Happy  alley,  n  of  Gough  st 
Logan  Mary,  Calvert  near  Centre  st 
Logan  Saml.  L.  baker,  82  Wagon  alley 
Logan  Hugh,  cabinet  maker,  50  n  Liberty  st 
Logan  Jno.  tailor#  corner  Mercer  &  Grant  sts 
Logan  James,  labourer,  Jackson  st  n  side 
Logan  Joseph,  cooper,  38  Lerew's  alley,  dw  Franklin  st  near 
Logie  Jessay,  milliner,  54  n  Liberty  st  do. 

Logsdon  Caleb,  hatter,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Logue  Eliz.  seamstress,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Logue  T.  stone  mason,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Logue  Michael,  shoemaker,  94  Ensor  st.  dw  Potter  st  s  of  Low 
Loker  Michael,  Alice  Anna  st  no  97 
tLornas  David,  caulker,  Fleet  street  e  of  Bond 
Lomax'  James,  glass  maker,  5  Water  st  near  Calvert 
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Lomin  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  69  w  Pratt  street 

tLondon  James  P.  Potter  street  n  of  Douglass 

Loney  William,  dry  goods  merchant,  cor  Gay  and  High  stt 

Long  Richard  D.  carpenter,  42  n  Gay  street,  shop  Grant  at 

near  Baltimore 
Long  Reuben,  34  Conway  street 
Long  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker,  59  South  street 
Long  Harman,  grocer,  cor  Howard  and  Barre  sts 
Long  Levi,  boot  &  shoemaker,  basement  of  City  hotel,  Cal- 
Long  Thomas  H.  tinner,  Thames  st  e  of  Market  [vert  at 

Long  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Temple  street 
Long  mrs  Mary,  73  n  Gay  street 
Long  Thomas,  plumber,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 
Long  Sarah,  grocer,  cor  East  and  Ensor  sts 
Long  Cornelius  B.  shoestore,  5  Market  street 
Long  Henry,  printer,  115  Aisquith  street 
Longly  George,  carter,  Amity  st  n  of  Lexington 
Longly  William,  labourer,  Busy  alley 
JLongly  John,  brickmaker,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Lookinland  Andrew,  victualler,  Amity  st  n  of  Lexington 
Looney  Martha,  grocer,  67  e  Baltimore  street 
Looney  Charles,  shoemaker,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Lorkin  William,  grocery  and  flour  mt.  39  C.  Market  space 
Lorman  William,  merchant,  s  e  cor  Charles  &  Lexington  sta 
Lorman  Joseph,  tavern  keeper,  and  drayman,  34  Block  atreet 
Lorton  Maria,  Peach  alley  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Lorton  William,  boot  maker,  Henrietta  st  near  Charlea 
Lory  Edward,  fisherman,  William  st  near  Cross 
Lottery  Commissioners'  office,  Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
{Louden  Jenty,  Star  alley,  n  of  Fleet  st 
Loudenslager,  Thomas,  victualler,  Loudenslager's  hill  n  aide 
Loudenslager  Conrad,  carpenter,  Union  st  e  of  Pine 
Louge  Peter,  labourer,  74  s  Howard  st 

Louman  &  Mitchell,tavern  keepers,  73  &81  M'Elderry's  whf 
Lourman  Henry,  shoemaker,  Light  st  near  Quay  alley- 
Love  Andrew,  shoemaker  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Love  Wm.  S.  apothecary  and  chemist,  65  Lexington  st 
Lovegrove  James,  bookseller,  stationer  and  bookbinder,  23  ■ 
Lovejoy  Amos,  dry  goods  mt.  45  Baltimore  at         CaUert  st, 
Lovell  Wm  baker,  57  n  Gay  st 
Lovering  Henry,  com  mt  75  Bowley's  wharf 
fLovet  Perry,  drayman,  Low  st.  bet  High  and  Exeter 
Lovet  Wm.  ropemaker,  Light  st  s  of  West 
Low  Catherine,Long  alley  n  of  Franklin  st 
Low  Thos.  H.  printer,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
Low  John,  shoe  store,  34  Pratt  near  Hanover  st 
Low  Alfred,  painter,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 
Low  mrs  Sarah,  China  store,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Lexington 
tLowe  David,  porter,  Marion  atreet  near  Park 
Lowe  Henderson  P.  Paca  at  s  of  Mulberry 

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Lower  Conrad,  labourer,  w  end  Baltimore  street 

Lowndes  James,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquitli 

Lowry  William,  St.  Paul  st  s  of  Mulberry 

Lowry  Robt.H.  Barnet  st  near  Sharp 

Lowry  Robert  H.  dw  Barnet  st  near  Sharp 

Lowry  mr.  of  Custom  house,  Wilk  st  e  of  Exeter 

Lowry  Thos.  I.  tailor,  Penn.  av.  extended,  shop  52  Balto.  st 

Lowry  George,  grocer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 

Lowry  John,  ship  carpenter,  46  Happy  alley 

Lucas  &  Deaver,  printers,  19  s  Calvert  st.  dw  J.  L.  Exeter 

street  near  Water 
Lucas  Fielding  jr.  bookseller  &  stationer,  138  Batimore  st.  dw 

n  e  cor  st  Paul  and  Saratoga  streets 
Lucas  Samuel,  brewer,  n  e  cor  Hanover  and  Conway  sts.  dw 

103  Hanover  street 
Lucas  Sarah,  Commons  n  of  Spring  Gardens 
Lucas  Thomas,  shoemaker,  \7l  Market  street 
Lucas  Thomas,  shoemaker,  7  Bank  street 
Lucas  capl  Thomas,  Stiles  st  w  of  Exeter 
Lucas  Edward,  shoemaker,  62  Market  st  f  p 
Lucas  James,  bricklayer,  Friendship  st  2d  door  n  of  Orleans 
Lucas  Joshua,  carpenter,  Schroeder  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Lucas  Peter  B.  tailor,  Fleet  st  w  of  Bond 
Lucas  Wm,  &,  R.  N.  Wight,  booksellers  and  stationers,  110 
Lucas  William  R.  dw  cor  German  &  Green  sis         [Balto.  st 
+Lucas  George,  labourer,  13  Concord  street 
Luck  Rebecca,  49  Fleet  street 
tLuckey  John,  wheelwright,  3  Sterling  street 
Ludden  Lemuel,   hardware  merchant,  u  w  cor  Liberty  and 

Baltimore  sts 
Ludekin  Henry  D.  tailor,  85  Harrison  st 
Luffley  George,  iron  worker,  York  st  near  Light 
Lugent  Christiana,  St.  Man"  st  n  of  Penn  avenue 
Luginsland  Daniel,  confectioner,  Penn.  av  n  of  Franklin  st 
Luman  Christian,  music  teacheV,  106  Exeter  street 
Luntz  Joseph,  carpet  manufacturer,  Granby  st  w  of  Albemarle 
Lurman  G.    W.  firm  of  Oelricks  &,    Lurman,  dw  Charles  st 
tLurton  Grace.,  Lee  st.  e  of  Charles     [3  dours  n  of  Mulberry 
Lusby  N.  dry  goods  store,  21  w  Pratt  street 
Lusby  William,  clothing  store,  40  s  Calvert  st  &  Baltimore  st 

2  doors  e  of  Calvert 
Lusby  William,  merchant  tailor,  111  Baltimore  street 
Lush  John,  carpenter,  Edetn  street  s  of  Pratt 
Lutheran  Church,  (1st  Evangelical  English) Lexington  st.  betvr 

Park  and  Howard  streets 
Luthold  Catherine,  Pearl  street  n  of  Mulberry 
Lutts  Frederick,  cedar  cooper,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  street 
Lydia  mrs.  hotel,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pine  street 
Lyel  John,  millwright  Hill  st  near  Light 
Lyeth  Samuel,  carpenter,  Green  st  n  of  Mulberry 
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Lyelh  Samuel,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Lyford  William  G.  prop,  of  South  street  Hotel  &  Coffee  house, 
Lyman  Edwin,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Paca  [38  South  6treet 

Lymonds  Joseph,  4  Ann  street 

Lynch  &,  Uraft,  oil  and  paint  merchants,   15  Cheapside,  dw 
Lymonds  Joseph,  4  Ann  street  [E.  L.45  Front  st 

Lynch  John,  clock  and  watch  maker,  7  Franklin  street 
Lynch  Joseph,  paver,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Bond 
Lynch  Adam,  watchman,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
tLynch  Henry,  Howard  street  near  Richmond 
Lyon  Dr.  Samuel,  e  Baltimore  st  2  doors  w  of  Temple 
Lytle  R.  A.  clock  and  watchmaker,  1  Water  st  e  of  Calvert, 

dw  Pitt  st  w  of  Eden 
Lyon  John,  s  e  corner  Sharp  and  Conway  sts 
Lyon  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  12  s  Liberty  st 
Lyon  James,  iron  founder,  Lombard  st  near  3  tuns  tavern 
Lyonberger  George,  wheelwright,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Lyonberger  miss  Susan,  w  end  Baltimore  st  s  side 
Lyons  John,  weaver,  Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Lyons  John,  Charles  st  near  Lee  [Lee 

Lyons  Elizabeth,  mantua  maker,  and  .milliner,  Charles  st  near 
Lyons  Wm.  grocer,  Potter  st  s  of  French 
Lysher  Zephaniah,  grocery  and  liquor   store,  corner  of  Cove 
and  Franklin  sts 

ItJLaBEN  Andrew,  stone  cutter,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 

Macaulay  Dr.  Patrick,  83  Lombard  st 

Maccubbin  Thomas,  dry  goods  merchant,  57i  Lexington  st 

Mace  Nancy,  corner  Market  space  and  Water  st 

Mace  Stephen,  shoemaker,  Potter  st  n  of  Necessity  alley 

Macher  Benjamin,  constable,  German  st  near  Green 

Mackheimer  John,  tavern,  51  Park  st 

Macilroy  Thomas,  merchant,  1  Light  st  wharf 

Mackall  Benjamin,  Armistead  lane 

Mackenheimer  Wm.  tailor,  Peace  alley  w  o(  Eutaw  st 

Mackenzie  C.  S.  apothecary,  n  e  corner  Gay  and  Balto.  sts 

Mackenzie  Thomas,  saddler   and   importer  of  Saddlery,  46 

South  street 
Mackenzie  Dr.  John  P.  Fayette  st  opposite  Assembly  rooms 
McKenzie  James,  barber,  Saratoga  st  op.  African  Church 
Maclin  Thomas,  labourer,  44  Front  st 
Mackner   Vincent,   labourer,  Columbia  st   between  Howard 

and  Eutaw 
Macy  Reuben  B.  carver,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
Madairy  John,  engraver,  Lee  st  between  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Madden  John,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  William 
Maddiu  George,  cooper,  wend  Baltimore  st 
Maddin  John,  plaisterer,  Barre  st  near  Charles 
Madison  Wm.  keeper  of  Lumber  yard,  Harford   avenue  n  of 

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Maddox  Charles  T.  Barnet  st  near  Sharp 
Maddox  Thomas,  shoemaker,  103  Bond  st 
MadevvellJno.  C.  tobacconist,  Orleans  st  5  doors  eof  Aisquith 
Madewell  John,  tobacconist,  Canal  st  n  of  Orleans 
Maffei  Angelo,  jewelry  and  fancy  dry  goods  dealer,  40  Cen- 
tre Market  space 
Magan  mrs  Sophia,  fancy  store,  14  e  Baltimore  st 
Magaurin  mrs  Elizabeth,  dry  goods  and  fancy  store,  Lexing" 
Magers  Elias,  tobacconist,  32  e  Pratt  st         [ton  st  e  of  Green 
Magness  Zachariah,  brickmaker,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Magness  Benjamin,  chair  maker,  corner  Bank  &,  Thames  sts 
Magness  James,  labourer,  Douglass  st  e  of  Forrest 
Magness  James,  tailor,  Canal  st  s  of  M'Elderry 
Magness  John,  merchant  tailor,  20  Baltimore  st 
Magrain  mrs  Mary,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Union  st 
Magraw  Susan,  grocer,  Concord  st 
Magraw  Michael,  labourer,  7  Commerce  st 
tMagree  Vincent,  Caroline  st  sof  Wilk 
Magruder  J.  S.  attorney  at  law,  St  Paul  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Magruder  R.  B.  judgeBaltimore  County  Court,   St  Paul  st  s 
of  Saratoga,  dw  Saratoga  st  w  of  St  Paul 

Magruder  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  cor  Fayette  and  St  Paul  sts 

tMagruder  Francis,  labourer,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 

Maguire  Patrick,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 

Maguire  John,  bookseller,  Water  st  2d  door  e  of  Frederick 

Maguire  J.  L.  justice  of  the  peaee^^  s  Charles  st  near  Pratt 
dw  n  e  corner  Lee  and  Sharp  sts 

Maguire  Dr.  15  s  Gay  st  [near  Pleasant 

Maguire  Michael  J.  carpenter,  50  n  Gay  st,  dw   Holliday  st 

Mahaney  John,  bookbinder,  5  s  Howard  st 

Maherner  Matthias,  40  Ann  st 

Mahorney  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Orleans 

Maiden  Jesse,  patent  balance  and  scale  beam  maker,  53  Exe- 
ter street,  shop  69  Pratt  st 

Mainly  Thomas,  second  hand  clothing  store,  45  Second  st 

tMaine  Andrew,  seaman,  124  Wolf  st 

Mainster  Sarah,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 

Mainster  Israel,  rope  maker  at  rope  walk,  Market  st 

Mainster  Dr.  Samuel,  High  st  n  of  Gay 

Major  Wm.  Thames  st  w  of  Bond 

Makepeace  Royal,  agent  for  Canton   company,   Salisbury  st 
between  High  and  Exeter 

Malcom  P.  grain  merchant,  Wood  st  Bowly's  wharf 

Malcom  P.  tavern  keeper,  Calvert  st  n  of  Fayette 

Male  Wm.  tailor,  201  Bond  st 

tMales  Charles,  carter,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 

Mallon  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  3  Cheapside 

Maloy  Conrad,  tailor,  Second  st  w  of  Gay,  dw  Exeter  st  opp. 

Methodist  Church 
Maloy  mrs  Marv,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Caroline 
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Maloy  mrs  Susannah,  Pratt  st  7  doors  w  of  Market 
Mallonel  Jno.  dry  goods  store,  Pratt  st  bet.  Howard  &  Eutavv 
Mallonel  Daniel,"  corner  Pearl  and  Saratoga  sts 
Mallonel  George,  bull  head  tavern,  Front  st  n  of  Gay 
Mallonel  Wrn.  dry  goods  mt.  165  Baltimore  st,  dw  Fayette  st 

2d  door  from  Liberty 
JMalone  Nathaniel,  waiter,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
tMalson  Jacob,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 
Malter  Alphouse,  accountant,  Front  st  s  of  Low 
tManes  Scipio,  labourer,  Chatsworth  sts  of  Franklin 
Maning  Wm.  grocer,  corner  Cove  and  German  sts 
Alanjeu  Rachel,  Potter  st  s  of  Douglass 
Mankin  Isaiah,  commission  merchant,  and  agent  for  the  Old 
Line  New  York  packets,  corner  Gay  and  Pratt  sts.  dw 
n  e  corner  Courtland  and  Mulberry  sts 
Manly  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Happy  al.  n  of  Alice  Anna^st 
Mann  Geo.  &l  Benjamin,  tin  plate  and  sheet  iron  workers,  59 
Mann  Wm.  carter,  Camden  st'near  Howard         [Lexington  st 
Mann  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  117  n  Eutaw  st 
Mann  Torrance,  porter,  Wilk  st  e  of  Exeter 
Manning  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  basement  of  Barnum's  ho- 
tel Fayette  st.  dw  s  w  corner  Barre  and  Charles  sts 
Manns  Charles,  shoemaker,  Douglass  st  e  of  Forrest 
Manroe  Jonathan,  grocer,  268i  Baltimore, st,  dw  18  n  Liberty 
Manship  Charles  H.  47  Hanover  st 
Mans  Wm.  clothing  store,  15  Harrison  st 
MansfieJd?Wm.  collector,  Eastst  n  of  Pitt 
Mansderfer  George,  cordwainer,  cor  Preston  st  and  Penn  av, 
Manuel  Henry,  baker,  75  Ensor  st 
Manson  John,  tailor,  22  Thames  st 
Mantle  Eli,  carpenter,  corner  Saratoga  and  Park  sis 
Mantz  Henry  &  co.  grocers,  321  Balto.  st 
Marble  Sirius,  machinist,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 
Marcelly  mrs.  lis  Charles  st 
March  Peregrine,  15  Comet  st 
Marchand  Lewis,  100  Pitt  st  corner  Aisquith 
Marfield  Samuel,  saddler,  firm  Rogers  &c  M.  Pratt  st  dw  115 
Marfield  Elizabeth,  111  s  Sharp  st  [Sharp  st 

Marfield  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Paca 
Marine  Bank  of  Baltimore,  n  e  corner  Gay  and  Second  sts 
Maris  George,  Charles  st  n  of  Lexington 
Marjorum  Haman,  [cooper,  cor  Hudson  8c  Boston  sts  Canton 
Mark  John  H.  tailor,  17  Park  st 
Marker  John,  corner  Peach  alley  and  Pearl  sts 
Market  Hanover,  n  w  corner  Hanover  and  Camden  sts 
Market  Richmond,  corner  Richmond  and  Howard  sts 
Market  Belle  Air,  Forest  st 

Market  Lexington,  corner  Lexington  and  Eutaw  sts 
Market  Centre,  running  from  Baltimore  st  s  to  Dugan's  whf 
1st  square  w  of  Jones's  falls 

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Market  Fell's  point,  from  County  wharf  to  Alice  Anna  st. 
Marley  James,  carter,  Hollins  st  w  p 
Marks  Michael,  tobacconist,  Eutavv  st  n  of  New 
Markus  Moses,  pedlar,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 
Marley  Richard,  cordwainer,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
Marr  Matthew,  painter,  12  Salisbury  st 
Marr  John,  cooper,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Marrigus  Moses,  pedlar  Caroline  st  s  of  Wilk     [Hamilton  sts 
Marriott  miss  Sarah,  fancy   dress  maker,  corner  St   Paul  and 
Marriott  Augustus,  millwright,  York  av.  n  of  Monument  st 
Marriott  and  Hardesty,    wholesale  dry  goods  merchants,  241 
tMarriott  Hester,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl  [Baltimore  st 

Marriott  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
Marriott  John  H.  shoemaker,  57  cor  Baltimore  street  fit  Trip- 
let's alley,  dw  Jackson  street  s  side 
Marriott  Joshua*  cooper,  169  French  street 
Marriott  Thomas  D.    ladies'  shoemaker,  Saratoga'  st  2d  door 

w  of  Liberty  street 
Marrow  Isaac,  collector,  Franklin  street  w  of  Pine 
Marrow  Timothy,  slater  &  plaisterer,  Eden  st  n  of  Monument 
Marsdon  James  H.  wholesale  glass  warehouse,  4  Lorman  row 

Hanover  street,  dw  Baltimore  st  w  of  Exeter 
Marsh  Margaret,  tailoress,  St.  Paul  st  n  of  Franklin 
Marsh  Isaac,  shoemaker,  Alice  Anna  street  e  of  Ann 
Marsh  Hannah,  tailoress,  Douglass  street  w  of  Forest 
Marsh  mrs  E.  B.  boarding  house,  63  Fayette  street 
Marsn  John,  20  Fayette  street 
Marshall  Mary  Ann,  fancy  store,  25  Second  story  Bazaar,  dw 

Douglass  st  near  East 
Marshall  Daniel,  carter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
Marshall  mrs  Elizabeth,  Happy  alley  n  of  Wilk  street 
Marshall  mrs  Tracey,  seamstress,  25  s  Gay  street 
Marshall  F.  labourer,  York  avenue 

Marshall,  mrs.  boarding  house,   over  n  e  cor  Holliday  and 
Marshall  Catherine  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt  [Baltimore  sta 

Marshall  Edmund,  n  e  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul  st 
Marshal  William  L.  attorney  at  law,  St.  Paul  st  near  Fayette, 

dw  Hamilton  betw  Charles  and  Cathedral  sts 
Marshall  Henry,  stone  mason,  1  Temple  street 
Marshall  Capt  Levin,Gough  street  e  of  Caroline 
{Marshall  Wesley,  porter,  Fayette  street  e  of  Pine 
Marsden  James,  tavern,  Penn.  avenue,  s  of  Biddle  st 
Marsechitz  Wm.  clothing  store,  cor  French   &,  Constitution 
Marselas  John  E.  ladies  shoemaker,  High  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Marston  Jas.  H.  glass  store,  Lorman  row,  dw  33  e  Baltimore  st 
Martin  James  &  William,  feed  store,  6  Pratt  st  wharf,  dw  of 

J.  Martin,  cor  Sharp  and  Columbia  sts 
Martin  Elijah,  Lee  st  e  ofCharles 
Martin  Charles,  fruit  dealer,  51  n  Gay  street 
Martin  Robe,  tavern  keeper,  Fayette  st  n  side  e  of  St.  Paul 

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Martin  William,  sen.  bandbox  maker,  153  Commerce  street 

Martin  Wm.  jr.  turner,  19  Commerce  street 

Martin  James,  Lovely  lane 

Martin  John,  tailor  &,  scourer,  37  s  Charles  street 

Martin  James,  com.  mt.  col  Calvert  and  Pratt   sts.   dw  46  s 

Martin  William,  carpenter,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st  [Sharp  st 

Martin  Andrew,  turner,  Annapolis  road,  near  Spring  Gardens 

Martin  mrs  James,  Pitt  st  e  of  Front 

Martin  John,  wood  corder,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 

Martin  Dr.  Samuei  B.  Pratt  st  2  doors  e  of  Eden 

Martin  John,  ornamental  sash  maker,  St.  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 

Martin  Thomas,  labourer.  Biddle  alley  vv  of  Ross  st 

Martin  Samuel,  tobacconist,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

Martin  John,   carpenter,  Saratoga  st  wofShroeder 

Martin  Hugh,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  ofShroeder 

Martin  John,  labourer,  Rock  street  near  Saratoga 

Martin  George,  victualler,  w  end  Baltimore  street 

Martin  mrs  Ann,  16  Fleet  street 

Martin  St  Valette,  grocers  66  Baltimore  street 

Martin  M.  boarding  house,  Camden  st  near  Charles 

Martin  George,  bricklayer,  Hill  street  near  Charles 

Martin  Andrew,  Park  st  near  Mulberry 

Martin  John,  78  s  Howard  street 

Martin  James,  hat  block  maker,  Fayette  st  near  Gay 

Martin  George,  rope  maker,  Ann  st  n  of  Gough 

Martin  William,  turner,  Fayette  st  near  Gay 

Martin  George,  painter,  60  High  street 

Martin  William,  carpenter,  17  High   street 

{Martin  Henry,  porter,  Inloes  alley 

tMartin  Henry,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

tMartin  Thomas,  caulker, Spring  st  n  of  Gough 

tMartin  Joshua,  carter,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 

tMartin  Jane,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 

tMartin  Luther,  labourer,  William  st  near  Cross 

Martinet  Joseph,  French  st  opposite  Exeter 

Marye  mrs  R   Franklin  street  near  Charles 

Mash  William,  labourer,  Eutaw  st  e  side  near  Ostend 

Mask  Isaac,  tailor,  cor  Fayette  &,  Pearl  sts 

Mask   Charles   VV.  carpenter,  Columbia  st  betw  Sharp    and 

Mas*  Wm.  M.  carpenter  23  Camden  st  [Howard  sts 

Mask  Wm.  carpenter,  shop  72  s  Howard  st 

Mason  Richard  C.  bisbuit  &o  cracker  baker,  Pratt  street  e  of 

South,  dw  n  Frederick  street 
Mason  Gottfred,  baker,  Wilk  w  of  Ann 
Mason  Richard  jr.  baker,  High  st  s  of  Fawn 
Mason  George,  lottery,  office,  58  w   Pratt  street 
Mason  mrs  Elizabeth,  Forest  street  near  Penitentiary 
Mason  Peter,  dw  Green  st  n  of  Lombard, 
Mason  William,  Pratt  st  w  of  High 
Mason  John,  accountant,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 

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Mason  Timothy,  grocer,  Camden  st  near  Sharp 
Mason  Mary,  53  Pearl  street 
Mason  Abraham,    sail  maker,  Ann  st  s  of  Wilk 
JMason  Noble,  labourer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  Franklin 
tMason  Thomas,  labourer,  Addison  st  n  side 
Masonic  Hall,  St.  Paul  st  n  of  Fayette,  see  Appendix 
Massault  Fenelon,  47  n  Gay  street 

Mass  Samuel,  cooper,  Paca  street  n  of  Mulberry,  shop  Frank- 
lin st  e  of  Eutaw 
Massey  Thomas, wheelwright,  22  Sterling  street 
Massey  A.  carpenter.  Orleans  street  1st  house  e  of  Har.  run 
Massey  Nathan,  blacksmith,  180  n  Gay  street 
Massey  Jesse,  hatter,  5  Mercer  street 
Massecott  capt  William,  45  Albemarle 
Mast  Henry,  jr.  confectioner,  Eden  street  s  of  York 
Masterson  Charles,  labourer,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Franklin  st 
Masterson  mrs  Mary,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 
Matchett  Richard  J.  printer,  cor    Gay  &   Water  sts,  dw  65 
Matha  mrs  Mary  A.  Union  st  e  of  Penn  avenue     [Harrison  st 
Mathers  and  Martin,  merchant  tailors,  52  w  Fayette  street 
Mathers  James,  taiior,  Fayette  st  e  of  Howard,  dw  31    Pearl 
Mather  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  24  Sterling  street 
Maihiot  A.  fancy  chair  maker,  18  n  Gay  street 
Mathiot  mrs  Mary,  East  sts  of  Ensor 
Mathiot  mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer,  High  st  n  of  Stiles 
Mattan  Jesse  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Matthews  John  jr.  93  Pratt  st  between  Howard  and  Eutaw  sts 
Matthews  Alexander,  tanner,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
Matthews  Joshua,  17  McElderry's  wharf 
Matthews  Wm.  drayman,  Eager  alley  near  Franklin  st 
Matthews  &,  Hopkins,  com.  mts.  10  Bowly's  wharf,  dw  of  T. 

R.  Mathews,  34  Eutaw  street 
Matthews  Michael,  shop  keeper,  cor  Hull's  lane  &  Forest  st 
Matthews  Susan,  107  n  Eutaw  street 
Matthews  John,  labourer,  Inloes  alley 
Matthews  Samuel,  s  e  cor  Pitt  and  East  sts 
Matthews  Thomas,  lumber  merchant,  97  High  street 
Matthews  John,  178  n  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Matthews  John,  carpenter,  10  New  street 
Matthews  Thomas,  millwright,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Matthews  L.  B.  botanic  physician,  Fleet  st  w  of    Apple  alley 
tMatthews  Lemuel  G.  labourer,  Run  alley  n  of  Fayette 
tMatthews  William,  drayman,  33  Lerew's  alley 
tMatthews  Betsy,  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  street 
tMatthews  Richard,  porter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Green 
iMatlbews  James  trunk  maker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Green 
Matthison  John,  grocer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Mattin  James;  grocery  &,  liquor  store,  s  w  cor  Pearl  &  Fayette 
Mattingly  John,  watchman,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Mattis  John,  Madison  st  n  of  Biddle 
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ijMattix  Lazarus,  porter.  Park, lane  e  of  Pine  st 
Mattox  Rachel,  tavern  keeper,  80  w  Pratt  st  near  Sharp 
Mattox  William,  Water  st  1st  house  w  of  Harford  run 
Mattox  Thomas,  watchman,  Sugar  alley 
Maule  George,  tailor,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Maulseed  Samuel,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Maulsby  David  L.  grocer  114  High'st 
Maureau  Louisa,  tutoress,  n  w  corner  New  &  Paca  sts. 
Maurer  Henry,  confectioner,  100  n  Howard  st 
Maxfield,  Susan,  victualler,  York  avenue 
Maxfield  J  no.  labourer,  Lombard  st  near  Hanover 
Maxwell  Jno.  stone  cutter,  Pitt  st  one  door  s  of  Eden 
tMaxwell  Sarah,  washer,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
MaxwellNJoseph,  labourer,  15  Lerew's  alley- 
May  Edward,  carpenter,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
May  James,  painter,  2  Saratoga  st 
May  &,  Cole,  carpenters,  Davis  st  near  Lexington,  dw  E  May 

Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
May  bury  William,  bricklayer,  Covest  n  of  Pearce 
May  bury  Thomas,  plaister  inspector,  Cove  st  n  of  Peirce 
May  dwell  John,  68  Harrison  street 
Mayer  Brantz,  residence  Saratoga  betw.  Pearl  &  Pine  sts  office 

Cortland  st  betw,  Lexington  &c  Saratoga 
Mayer  Henry,  tailor,  Low  w  of  Aisquith  st    ' 
MayerBCharles  F.  Franklin  st  near  Charles,  office  Courtland  st 

betw.  Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 
Mayer  Christian,  president  Neptune  Insurance  Co.  &  Consul 

of  Wurtemburg,  office  Exchange,  dw  Saratoga  st  e    of 
Mayers  Nicholas,  shipping  master,  107  Bond  st  [Pine 

Mayfield  John,  gunlocksmith,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 
Mayfield  Thomas,  sup.  of  drug  mill,  se  cor  of  Green  &  Ger- 
Mayfield  Maria,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove  [man  sts 

Mayfield  Elizabeth,  milliner,  63  n  Howard  st 
Mayfield  William,  carpenter,  Williamson  alley 
Mayger  Richard,  machinist,  109  Aisquith  st 
Mayger  Charles,  millwright,  Potter  st  n  of  Necessity  alley 
May  hew  Wm.  E.  &,  Co.  com.  mts.  20  s  Charles  st.  dw  of  W* 

E.  M.  26  St.  Paul  st 
Maynard  Charles,  hairdresser,  18  n  Gay  st 
Maynard  mrs  Mary,  Pratt  st  4th  house  e  President 
Maynard  Doctor,  11  German  st 
Mayner  Jno.  tailor,  s  Charles  st 
Mayo  Jno.  tavern  keeper,  67  Hanover  st 
Mayo  Simon,  seaman,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Market 
Mayor's  office,  City  Hall  Holiday  st 
McAlease  mrs  Phoebe,  tailoress,  Granby  st  w  of  Gough 
McAleese  Archibald,  grocer,  ke  corner  Park  &  Saratoga  sts 
McAllister  John,  chair  msnufacturer,  34  Harrison  street,  dw 

Forest  street  near  Ensor 
McAllister  Archibald,  grocer,  Fawn  st  w  of  High 

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McAllister  John,  clerk,  144  n  Eutavv  street 

McAvoy  Hugh,  corMulbery  and  Park  sts 

McCabe  John,  saddle,  harness  &  trunk  maker,  181  Bond  st 

McCabe  mrs.  washer,  11  Tyson  st 

McCatfry  mrs,  dress  maker,  1  Saratoga  street 

McCafferty  Mary,  35  s  Liberty  street 

McCatferty  Elizabeth,  Pine  street  w  side  s  of  Franklin 

McCafferty  Elizabeth,  Eden  st  n  of  Baltimore 

McCage  Robert,  cigar  maker,  Fell's  street  near  Charles 

McCahel,  Michael,  labourer,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 

McCain  mrs.  Pearl  street  s  of  Mulberry 

McCain  John,  hackman,  carpenter's  alley  near  Eutaw 

McCall  Robert,  cordwainer,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 

McCall  Patrick.  Monument  st  e  of  Harford  run 

McCall  John,  Monument  st  e  of  Harford  run 

McCallister  John,  chair  maker.  Forest  st  betw  Ensor  &  Hillen 

McCally  James,  grocer,  cor  Orleans  and  Forest  streets 

McCally  William,  bricklayer,  cor  High  and  Water  streets 

McCanger  Keziah,  85  n  Exeter  street 

McCann  Henry,  blacksmith,  Water  st  near  Grant 

McCann  Charles,  tavern  keeper,  15  Light  st  wharf 

McCann  Joseph,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Holliday  and-Bathsfs 

McCann  Charles,  carter,  Cove  st  n  ofFranklin 

McCann  mrs  Charles,  millinery  &.  fancy  store,  n  e  cor  Mul* 

berry  and  Eutaw  sts 
McCann  Henry,  blacksmith,  5  Mercer  street 
JMcCannon  Francis,  caulker,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Annast 
McCardle  Patrick,  labourer,  Forest  street  n  of  Madison 
McCarrier  James,  grocer,  cor  Friendship  and  Thomson  sts 
McCarthy  Sarah,  boarding  house,  85  w  Pratt  street 
McCart  Torrance,  labourer,  Spring  street  s  of  Pratt 
McCarty  Charles,  grocer,  46  Light  street 
McCarty  Sarah,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
McCaskey  James,  huckster,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 
McCaully  William,  bricklayer,  n  w  cor  High  and  Water  sts 
McCaully  Joseph  upholsterer,  18  Sterling  street 
McCausland  Margery,  Light  st  near  York 
McCay  mrs  Bank  st  e  of  Market 
McCay  Charles,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  William 
McCeney  Benjamin,  dry  goods  merchant,  83  Baltimore  st 
McChane  Charles,  watchmaker,  Holland  st  e  of  Eden 
McClain  William,  East  street  n  of  Hillen 

McClaskey ,  huckster,  Harford  road  n  w  side 

McClatchie  mrs  Margaret,  mantua  maker,  58  Gough  st 
McCleatchey  John, carter,  L.  Hughes  st  near  Charles 
McClean  Cornelius,  attorney  at  law,  Masonic  Hall,  Court- 
house lane 
McCleary  Walters,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Paca 
McCleary  James,  keeper  of  powder  magazine,  s  Charles  st 
McCJellan  Andrew,  cordwainer,  Lunn's  lane  n  of  Conway  st 
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McClellan  John,  weaver.  Franklin  st  extended 
McClelland  Robert,  tavern  keeper,  Water  st  e  of  the  Market 
McClelland  Samuel,  Pine  st  w  side  s  of  Fayette 
McClelland  John,  labourer,|cor  Happy  alley  and  Wilk  street 
McCleavy  Francis,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
McCloy  Jane,  Pratt  street  6  doors  vv  of  Market 
McCloy  Jane,  Pratt  st  6  doors  vv  of  Market 
McCliesh  Capt  Archibald,  Ann  st  s  of  Lancaster 
McClintock  Matthew,  grocer,  Short  st  n  of  Jefferson 
McClure  John,  shoe  store,  63  Harrison  street 
McClure  mrs  Amelia,  seamstress,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Ann 
McClure  John  &  Co.  grocers.,  119  Baltimore  street 
McColgan  Bernard,  tavern  keeper,  37  Second  street 
McColgan  Edward,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Bath  &,  Calvert  sts 
McColgan  James,  labourer,  Davis  street  near  Pleasant 
McColgan  John,  rum  and  cordial  distillery,  Saratoga  st   near 

Gay,  dw  n  Calvert  street 
McColm  Matthew,  chair  manufacturer,  45  South  street 
McColm  mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer,  cor  Gough  st&  Strawberry  al. 
McColm  Alexander,  huckster,  York  street  w  of  Light 
McColough  Elizabeth,  grocer,  cor  Holland  and  Eden  sts 
McComas  Ann,  4*2  Light  street 

McComas  Albert,  tailor,  cor  Maiden  lane  &.  East  street 
McComas  A.  S.  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  u  side  e  of  Paca 
McComas  William,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Pine 
fMcComas  Richard,  drayman,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
McComas  Corbin,  machinist,  Hollins  st  w.  p. 
McCombs  Archibald,  carpet  weaver,  Penn.  av  s  of  Biddle  st 
McConkey  John,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Exeter  and  Granby  sts 
McConkey  William,  Stiles  st  w  of  Exeter 
McConkey  mrs  Maria,  Mechanics'  alley  s  side 
McConkey  William,  14  Saratoga  street 
McConn  Richard,  flour  merchant,  Mulberry   st  n  side   e  of 

Paca,  store  n  Howard  street 
McConn  Richard,  produce  merchant,  117  n  Howard  st.  dw 

Park  street  near  Mulberry 
McConnell  Thomas,  dry  goods  merchant,  12  Harrison  st 
McConnell  John,  liquor  store,  Pratt  st  3d  door  from  Frederick 
McConnell  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  over  57  Centre  Market 
McConnelly  Sarah,  Howard  street  extended  [space 

McCord  Mark,  labourer,  French  st  n  of  Front 
McCormick  Patk.  tavern  keeper,  17  Water  st  w  of  the  Market 
McCormick  John,  grocer  and  watchman,  Caroline  street  n  of 
NcCormick,  James,  Calvert  st  s  of  Bath  [York 

McCormick  Margaret,  4  Block  street 
McCormick  William,  4  Monument  street 
McCormick  Samuel,  meal  seller,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
McCormick  Samuel,  labourer,  3  cor  Castle  alley  and  Fleet  st 
McCormick  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  17  Franklin  street 
McCoul  George,  cabinet  maker,  ne  cor  Forest  &.  Douglass  sts 

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McCoul  Robert,  pedlar,  cor  Douglass  and  Forest  sts 
McCoy  Stephen,  carpenter,  nwcor  Pitt  and  Eden  sts 
McCoy  William,  carpenter,  New  st  vv  of  Eutavv 
McCoy  mrs  Margaret,  cor  Bond  and  Alice  Anna  sts 
McCoy  Daniel,  feed  store,  112  n  Howard  st 
McCracken  John,  cabinet  maker,  49  s  Charles  st 
McCracken  Wm.  grocer,  n  e  corner  Gay  and  High  sts 
McCracken  Alexander,  carpenter,  Canal  st  s  of  Orleans 
McCready  John,  labourer,  w  Falls  avenue  near  Water  st 
McCready  mrs  Maria,  Addison  st  s  side 
McCready  George,  wheelwright,  do 
McCreary  Letetia,  102  Hanover  st 
McCreary  Ellen,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  Church 
McCubbin  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  1  Holliday  st  dw   East  st 

between  French  and  Hillen 
McCubbin  Nicholas,  tailor,  4  Baltimore  st 
McCubbin  Joshua,  tailor,  Orleans  st  w  of  Long  lane 
McCubbin  Aaron,  tailor,  246  n  Gay  st  o  t 
McCubbin  Samuel,  brush  maker,  88  n  Gay  st  o  t 
McCubbin  James,  type  founder,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
McCubbin  Nicholas,  taiior,  Eden  st  s  of  Mullikin 
McCue  John,  corner  Front  and  French  sts  [sts 

McCulley  Matthew,  pedlar,  w  Falls  av.  bet.  Pratt  and  Water 
McCulley  Wm.  labourer,  do  do        do 

McCulloch  Wm.  plaisterer,  60  South  st 
McCulIoch  James  H.  collector,  Madison  st  extended 
KcCulloch  Duncan,  engineer,  cor  Strawberry  al.  and  Bank  st 
McCulloh  James,  hatter,  9  Tripolett's  alley 
McCulloh  Wm.  cooper,  Madison  st  extended 
McCulloh  James  W.  attorney,  basement  of  Barnum's,  Fayette 

st  dw  Baltimore  st  between  Green  andPaca 
McCulloh  Dr.  J.  H.  dep.  col.  port  Balto.  Fayette  e  ofLiberty 
McCurdy  J.  W.  ladies'  fashionable  shoemaker,  27  n  Charlesst 
McCurdy  Campbell,  grocer,  corner  Charles  &  Hill  sts 
McCurley  John,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Water  and  Grant  sts 
McCurley  James,  coach  maker,   22  n  Liberty  st.  dw  14  Park 
McCurlie  Sarah,  teacher,  29  Alice  Anna  st 
McCusger  Daniel,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
McCulchan  George,  waterman,  Cross  st  near  William 
McDaniel  Wm.  huckster,  13  Water  st  w  of  the  Market 
IVIeDaniel  mrs.  Marion  st  near  Liberty 

McDermot  John,  carpenter,  10  Philpot  st  [Anna 

McDermot  mrs  Jane,  dry  goods  store,   Market  st  s  of  Alice 
McDermot  James,  grocer,  corner  Franklin  st  &,,Lerew's  al. 
McDermot  Michael,  carter,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
McDevitt  mrs.  fancy  dress  maker,  67  Harrison  st 
McDonald  Arthur,  carter,  10  Fish  market 
McDonald  Daniel,  clothing  store,  41  Second  st  Tbridge 

McDonald  James,  smith  and  farrier,  Water  st  3  doors  w  of  the 
McDonald  Wm.  &,  co.  grocers  and  com.  rats.  87  Bowly's  wf. 

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McDonald  Wm.  engineer  steamboat  Pocahontas,   dw  Water 

st  near  Jones's  falls 
McDonald  Gen.  Wm.  dw  Pratt  st  n  side  w  of  Albemarle 
McDonald  Alexander,  sexton  of  Cathedral,  88  Park  st 
McDonald  Charles,  oyster  cellar,  Paca  st  n  of  Lexington 
McDonald  Mary,  shop  keeper,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
McDonald  Doininick,  grocer  &,  tavern,  cor  Caroline  &  Wilk 
McDonald  Elizabeth,  meal  seller,  York  avenue  [sts 

McDonald  Dennis,  tailor,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 
McDonald  Alexander,  Park  st  extended 
McDonald  mrs  Grace,  16  Saratoga  st 
McDonald  Alexander,  Fayette  st  near  Liberty 
McDonald  Wm.  carpenter,  Potter  st  n  of  Necessity  alley 
McDonald  David  II.  carpenter,  St  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 
McDonald  John,  cordwainer,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
McDonald  Hugh,  tavern  keeper,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann 
McDonald  Richard,  grocer,  s  e  corner  of  Fleet  st  and  Straw- 
berry alley 
McDonald  Alexander,  shoemaker,  Mechanics'  alley  n  side 
McDonald  Milcah,  seamstress,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Low 
McDonald  John  F.  Aisquith  st  s  of  Holland 
McDonald  Dr.  G.  mrs  Baker's,  German  st 
{McDonald  Jane,  huckster,  Eastst  s  of  Douglass 
McDonough  John,  keeper  Top  gallant  tavern,  Swan  st  s  side 
McDonough  Barney,  18  Saratoga  st 
McDowell  George  H.  Holliday  st  near  Orange  alley 
McDowell  Perry,  blacksmith,  French  st  e  of  Potter 
McDowell  George,  bookseller  and  stationer,  86  Baltimore  st 
McDowell  &  Duvall,  carpet  store,  210  Baltimore  st 
McDowell  Jane,  shopkeeper,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
McDugal  mrs  Elizabeth,  s  e  corner  Eden  and  Wilk  sts 
Mc  Elderry  Hugh,   lumber  merchant,  19  Light  st  wharf,  dw 

North  st  2d  door  s  of  Lexington 
McElroy  John,  victualler,  Loudenslager's  hill  s  side 
McElroy  Sarah,  grocer,  299  n  Howard  st 
McEIwee  Robert,  seaman,  cor  Fleet  and  Washington  sts 
McElwee  Jane,  shop  keeper,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
McEvoy  Francis,  plaisterer,  w  Baltimore  st  extended 
McEvoy  James,  York  avenue 

McEvoy  Chas.  dealer  in  soap  &,  candles,  12  Fish  M.  space 
McEvoy  Hugh,  corner  Mulberry  and  Park  sts 
McEwan  Wm.  saddler,  New  st  e  of  Paca 
McEwan  John,  carter,  Franklin  st  extended 
McEwan  John,  weaver,  Freedom  st  s  of  Peirce 
McFaddon  John,  carpenter,  Constitution  st  s  of  Monument 
McFaddon  John,  broker,  Second  st  next  U.  S.  bank 
McFaddon  Mary,  42  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 
McFaddon  Hugh,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  nw  corner  Eutaw 

and  Lombard  streets 
McFarland  James,  carter,  Concord  street 

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McFaggot  James,  labourer,  Harford  road  n  e  side 

McFawl  John,  cordvvainer,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 

McFerran  Jane,  bakery,  5  Second  st 

McGalland  David,  liquor  store,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

McGannigal  John,  labourer,  between   Ensor  and  Sterling  sts 
e  side  Ensor 

McGarraty  Jno.  moulder,  Calvert  st  bet.  Mulberry  &,  Franklin 

McGarraty  James,  Davis  st  near  Pleasant 

McGarraty  Barney,        do  do 

McGee  James,  grocer,  corner  Starr  alley  and  Fleet  st 

McGee  James,  tavern  keeper,  Canton 

McGee  mrs  Mary,  48  Fleet  st 

McGeoch  Andrew,  carpenter,  Maiden  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 

jMcGill  Sarah,  washer,  German  st  near  Cove 

McGinn  Barney,  carter,  corner  Wilk  st  and  Happy  alley 
McGinn  Michael,  carter,  Wi!k  st  e  of  Bond 

McGinnes  Richard,  cordwainer,  Pine  st  w  side  s  of  Mulberry 
McGinnes  Ellen,  fancy  dress  maker,  15  Saratoga  st 
McGinnes  John,  tailor,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Jefferson 
McGinnes  Susannah,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  Wolf  st  n  of 
McGinnis  Patrick,  pedlar,  96  n  Eulaw  st  [Fell 

McGinnity  O.  tavern  keeper,  11  Water  st 
McGinnity  Felix,  labourer,  Holliday  st  n  of  B**u 
McGivern  Edmund,  car  driver,  Ross  st  e  of  Paoa 
McGlennen  Dennis,  watchman,  Penn  avenue  n  ofFi-anklin  %t 
McGlue  Edward,  plasterer,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pine  st 
McGlone  George,  labourer,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
McGourt  John,  stone  mason,  Stiles  st  w  of  Gough 
McGowan  John,  grocer,  Paca  st  s  of  Lexington 
McGowan  Andrew,  grocer,  corner  Comet  &  Aisquith  sts 
McGowan  James,  labourer,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
McGowan  Hugh,  grocer,  Eutaw  near  Lexington  st 
McGowan  Andrew,  grocer,  Pitt  st  5  doors  w  of  Aisquith 
Mcgowan  Hugh,  huckster,  Peirce  st  e  of  Gove 
Mcgoy  Robert,  drayman,  Columbia  st  betw.  Sharp  &.  Howard 
McGrauh  John,  grocer,  233  n  Howard  st 
McGraver  Thomas,  corner  Front  &,  French  sts 
McGraw  Edward,  grocery  &  liquor  store,  110  Dugan's  wharf 
McGreeavy  Jno.  A.  accountant  Commmercial  &  Farmers' 

Bank,  143  n  Eutaw  st 
McGregor  Geo.  patent  lever  lock  manufacturer,  Grant  near 

Baltimore  st  dw  centre  e  of  St.  Paul's  st 
McGreigan  John,  liquor  store,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
McGuffin  James,  labourer,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
McGuire  John,  shop  keeper,  Jackson  st  s  side 
McGuire  Patrick,  shoemaker,  29  Constitution  st 
McGuire  Henry,  — — .,  Camden  st  near  Sharp  in  rear 
McGuire  James,  second  hand  store,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
McGtirk  Peter,  labourer,  Park  lane  extended 
McGwinny  mrs.  n  Calvert  st  3  doors  n  of  Saratoga 

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McHenry  James,  painter,  corner  Paca  &  New  ats 
McHenry  Neale,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
McHenry  Ramsey,  Lexington  st  e  of  Cove 
McHenry  Matthew,  Fayette  ste  of  Pine 
McHong  Elisha,  fisher,  Cross  st  near  William 
Mcliheny  Jno.  grocer,  20  n  Liberty  st 
Mcllhenny  Jno.  labourer,  Holiday  st  n  of  Bath 
Mcllear  Mary,  grocer,  Holiday  st  n  of  Bath 
Mcllroy  Joseph,  grocer,  Holiday  st  near  Bath 
Mcllroy  Sarah,  widow,  seamstress,  Hull's  lane  e  of  Forrest  st 
Mcllroy  mrs  Elizabeth,  milliner,  33  Baltimore  st 
Mclntire  Sam!,  corner  Mulberry  st  &  Eagar  alley 
Mcintosh  Alex'r  Gough  st  e  of  Market 
Mclnson  Jno.  labourer,  Wilk  stw  of  Canal 
Mclntine  Jane,  widow,  Granby  st  w  of  the  run 
McJilton  Dl.  superintendent  of  Chimnies,  Rock  st  s  of  Sara- 
McJilton  Jno.  F.  86  Pitt  &t  [toga 

McKanna,  Pat.  &  Co.  grocers,  157  Pratt  st 
McKay  miss  Johanna,  tutoress,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
McKean  John,  15  McClellan  st  [Aisquith 

McKee  Patrick,  bootmaker,  Orleans   st   n  side   2  doors  e  of 
McKee  &.  Lough,  dry  goods  mts.  1"^5  Baltimore  st 
McKee  &  Brown,  importers  of  dry  goods,  151  Baltimore  at 
McKee  And'w.  cow  dealer,  Potter  st  n  of  Hillen 
McKee  &  McClellan,  china  &  glass  mts.  218  Baltimore  st 
McKeever  Capt.  I.  of  U.  S.  Navy,  s  w  corner  St.  Paul's  and 
Mulberry  st  [Fayette  sts 

McKeever   Jno.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  corner   Pine  and 
McKelden  Wm.  grocer,  117  Pratt  st 
McKell  James,  machinest,  Thames  st  s  of  Stiles 
McKendrean  Female  Sabbath  school,  Lombard  st  between 

Paca  and  Eutaw 
McKenny  Arthur,  carter,  Davis  st  n  of  Bath 
McKenny  Wm.  Franklin  st  near  Howard 
McKenzie  James,  hair  dresser,  131   Saratoga  st 
McKewen  A.  grocer,  s  e  corner  Charles  and  Lombard  sts 
McKewen  John,  44  Park  st 

McKillrick  Philip,  turner,  n  w  corner  Stiles  and  High  sts 
McKim's   (Isaac)   school    house,  n  w  corner   Baltimore  and 
Aisquith  sts  [and  Frederick  sts 

McKim  Jno.  jr.  &  Sons,  copper  warehouse,  u  w  corner  Pratt 
McKim  David,  Holliday  st  corner  Orange  alley 
McKim  &,  Brothers,  hardware  mts.  248  Baltimore  st 
McKim  Isaac,  copper  store,  42  S.  Gay  st  dw  E.  Baltimore  st 

4th  house  e  of  Exeter 
McKim  Wm.22  Holiday  st  [byterian  church 

McKim  William  D.,  E.  Baltimore  st  1st  house  w  of  2nd  Pres- 
McKim  John,  jr.  mt  dw  22  Holiday  st 
McKim  mrs.  n  w  corner  Aisquith  and  Douglass  sts 
McKim  A 'ex.  mt.  Courtland  st  4  doors  n  of  Mulberry 


MCM  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

McKim  Robert,  Eager  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 

McKim's  Free  School,  n  w  corner  Baltimore  and  Canal  fts 

McKim  Jno.  S.  Franklin  st  near  Cathedral  [Comet  st 

McKinly  Thos.  broom  dealer,  over  12  Bowley's  wharf  dw  11 

McKinley  Samuel,  vocal  music  teacher,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 

McKinley  Margaret,  Freedom  st  s  of  Pierce 

McKinley,  Wm.  brickmaker,  S.  Charles  st  extended 

McKinley  Jno.  brickmaker,  West  st 

McKinly  Wm.  cab.  mak.  Britton  st  n  e  of  Montgomery 

McKinnel  James,  Penn    Av.  n  of  Union  st 

McKinnel  mrs.  29  Lexington  st 

McKinnel  H.  firm  Wm.  Henry  &  Co.dw  Fayette  stnear  Cove 

McKinney  Wm.  N.  grocer,  n  e  corner  Lexington  and  Eutaw 

sts'dw  Franklin,  near  Howard 
McKinney  Wm.  grocer,  Charles  st  near  Lee 
McKinnon  Mary,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
McKirby  mrs.  Isabella,  13  Fleet  st 
McKnight  Jas.  clerk,  1  Saratoga  st 
Mc  Knight  James,  type  founder,  York  near  Chariest  st 
McLane  Susan,  n  w  corner  Canal  and  Montgomery  sts 
McLane  Jacob,  blacksmith,  Armistead  lane 
McLane  Jno.  blacksmith,  Fawn  st  e  of  High 
McLarchy  James,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
McLarney  Patrick,  drayman,  Canal  st  sof  Gough 
McLaughlin  8c  Smhh,  grocers,  82  McElderry's  wharf 
McLaughlin  Jno.  blacksmith,  Ross  st  e  of  Paca 
McLaughlin  mrs.  Ann,  North  st  1  door  n  of  Pleasant 
McLaughlin  Ann,  St.  Mary's  st  s  of  Ross 
McLaughlin  lrvin,  huckster,  Pearl  sts  of  Mulberry 
McLaughlin  mrs  Ellen,  Jefferson  w  of  Canal  st 
McLaughlin  Mary,  122  N.  Eutaw  st 
McLaughlin  Levin,  sawyer,  Salisbury  alley,  e  of  Exeter  Ft 
McLaughlin  Thomas  J.  Charles  st  near  Lee 
McLaughlin  George,  shoemaker,  51  Front  st 
McLean  Elias,  tavern  keeper,  59  W.  Pratt  at 
McLean  Jno.  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore  [the  basin 

McLean  John,  blacksmith,  Patterson  st  between  Pratt  st  and 
McLean  Elias,  block  and  pump  maker,  Patterson  st  between 

Pratt  st  and  the  basin 
McLean  Cornelius,  attorney  at  law,  Pratt  st  1  door  e  of  Exeter 
McLean  Arthur,  painter,  7  Stiles  st 
McLean  Jane,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Wilk  and  Ann  sts 
McLean  James,  grocer,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
McLeavy  ty  Lawless,  inn  keepers,  Lexington  st  e  of  Paca 
McLeavy  James,  labourer,  Star  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
McLenahan  James,  bricklayer,  corner  Orleans  &.  Caroline  m* 
McLennon  Jno  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
McMaccan  Andrew,  carpenter,  Ross  st  e  of  Paca 
McMachin  James,  drayman,  Tyson  alley 
McMahon  James,  carpenter,  77  Harrison  st 

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McMahon  Mary,  milliner,  77  Harrison  8t  [Fayette 

McMahon  John,  proprietor  of  Theatre  tavern,  Holiday  st  near 

McMahon  J.  V.  L.  attorney  at  law,  corner  of  Courtland  and 

McManus  Elizabeth,  baker,  34  Water  st  [Lexington  sts 

McManus  Dr.  F.  R.  78  W.  Pratt  near  Sharp  st 

McMasters  Jane,  milliner,  65  Baltimore  st 

McMechen  mrs.  Ellen,  Fayette  st  near  Liberty 

McMillin  Archibald,  carpenter.  Orleans  st  w  Canal 

McMiller  Hugh,  labourer,  Green  st  n  of  Paca 

McMinn  George,  cooper,  68  S.  Howard  st 

McMullen  Neal,  grocer,  corner  Richmond  st  8f  Tyson  alley 

McMullen  Mary,  corner  Mercer  and  Grant  sts 

McMurray  Saml.  beer-house,  Saratoga  st  near  Howard 

McMyers  Jno.  seaman,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Ann 

McNally  Patrick,  tavern  keeper,  39  Light  st 

McNance  Catherine,  corner  Forest  and  Ensor  sts 

McNeal  James,  tailor,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

McNeal  James,  Wilk  st  e  of  Eden,  firm  Taylor  fy  M 

McNeal  Cassandra,  tailoress,  Potter  st  s  of  Gay 

McNeal  E.  dry  goods  store,  33  W.  Pratt  st 

McNeely  Thomas  &  John,  grocers,  s  w  corner  Centre  &.  St 

McNeile  James,  merchant  tailor,  49  W.  Pratt  st  [Paul  st 

McNeir  John,  tailor,  East  st  n  of  Holland 

McNeir  Rachel,  corner  Potter  stand  Necessity  alley 

McNellcy  John  \V.  plasterer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 

McNelley  J  aire=,  grocer,  Gay  st  e  of  Bel!e-Air  m^rkr  t 

McNevin  mrs  Mary,  n  w  corner  Lee  and  Hanover  sts 

McNew  Win.  26  Monument  st 

McNicols  Isaac,  night  man,  William  st  near  Cross 

McNorris  Mary,  fancy  store,  Bazaar,  dw  corner  Exeter  and 

Potter  sts 
McNuity  Israel,  plasterer,  Satratoga  st  extended 
McNuity  Peter,  labourer,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 
McPhail  mrs  Mary,  8  New  Church  st 
McPhail  John,  clothier,  Ross  st  w  of  Biddle 
McPherson  P.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  19  W.  Pratt  st 
McPherson  John,  flour  merchant  26  Franklin  st  dw  Penn  Av 

n  of  Union  st 
McPherson   Jonas,  lottery  merch't.  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  Av. 

office  188  Baltimore  st 
McPherson  Francis,  jeweller,  Fayette  st  near  Charles 
McPherson  E.  &  N.  dealers  in  bolting  cloths,  21  S.  Howard  st 
Mc Roberts  John,  &  Sons,  manufacturers,  York  road 
McShane  Charles,  watch   and  jewelry  store,  11,  2nd  story 

Bazarr, 
McSorley  Patrick  H.  teacher,  132  Bond  st  [and  Pratt  sts 

McSweeny  Paul,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  s  w  corner  Eutaw 
McVery  Saml.  wheelwright,  Harford  avenue,  n  of  the  church 
Mc  Williams  Robert,  grocer,  corner  Light  and  Lee  sts 
Mc  Williams  John,  O'Cunneli  tavern,  Bond  st  s  of  Wilk 

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Mc Williams  miss,  mantua  maker,  German  st.  between  Sharp 
and  Liberty  r 

Meaden  Jesse,  baiance  maker,  55  Exeter  st 
Mead3  Daniel,  shoemaker,  Wolf  st  n  of  Fleet 
Meads  Philip,  founder,  Sugar  alley,  near  Charles  st 
Meads  John,  blacksmith,  Armistead  lane 
Meads  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  corner  Wilk  st  and   Star  alley 
tMeads  Samuel,  carter,  Potter  st  s  of  Low 
tMeads  Zachariah,  drayman,  Centre  st  near  St.  Paul's 
tMeads  Jube,  labourer, "Saratoga  st  extended 
tMeads  Stephen,  seaman,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Mealcon  Mary  M.  George  st  s  of  Pine 
Meally  mrs  Mary,  grocer,  French  st  n  of  Front 
Means  Rosanna,  Addison  st  s  side 
Meaur  Hamilton,  watchman,  Castle  alley 
Mecaslin  Thos.  millwright,  Pine  st  3  doors  n  of  Franklin,  shop 

Lexington  near  Pine  st 
Mechanical  Fire  Company's  House,  North  st  near  Saratoga 
Mechanics'  Bank  of  Baltimore,  corner  Calvert  &  Fayette  sts 
Mechanics^   Saving  Fund  Society,  n  e   corner  Eutaw  and 

Baltimore  sts 
Medairy  John,  engraver,  Calvert  st  between  Baltimore   and 

Fayette,  dw  128  Hanover  st  [ington 

Medcalf  Wm.  clerk  of  City  Court,  North  st  1  door  s  of  Lex- 
Medcalf  Elijah,  cabinet  maker,  Pitt  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Medcalf  Abraham,  victualler,  Loudenslager's  hill,  E.  Bait,  st 


Medical  College,  Lombard  st  between  Paca  and  Green-see  next  pat* 


Director  for  1835  MER 


THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND 

Has  four  faculties,  viz.  divinity,  law,  physic,  and  the  arts  and  sciences. 
The  building,  of  which  a  correct  delineation  is  herein  given,  is  situated  at 
the  intersection  of  Green  and  Lombard  streets — entrance  from  the  latter. 
The  premises  are  enclosed  by  a  brick  wall  10  or  12  feet  high.  The  front 
of  the  building  forms  a  handsome  perystile  of  eight  columns  of  Grecian 
Doric,  in  imitation  of  the  Pantheon  of  Athens.  The  rotundo  which  stands 
in  the  rear  of  the  front,  is  a  handsome  structure.  It  has  an  amphitheatre 
of  60  feet  diameter,  capable  of  accommodating  1000  persons.  The  lec- 
tures are  delivered  there.  It  has  of  late  been  highly  decorated  with  fine 
paintings.  The  library,  philosophical  and  chemical  aparatus,  as  well  as 
t'le  cabinet  of  anatomy,  are  not  surpassed  in  the  United  States.  Medical 
professorships — Nathaniel  Potter,  M.  D.  pathology  and  practice  of  medi- 
cine ;  Richard  Wiloaot  Hall,  M.  D.  obstetricks  and  diseases  of  women  and 
children ;  Julius  T.  Ducatel,  M  D.  chemistry  and  pharmacy ;  Robert 
Dunglison,  M.  D.  dean  of  the  faculty.  The  lectures  in  the  medical  de- 
partment on  the  last  Monday  in  October.  This  institution  was  incorpo- 
rated in  1812.  Being  the  property  of  the  State,  its  affairs  are  managed 
by  a  board  of  trustees,  of  which  the  governor  is  president  ex-officio. 

Meddinger  Gotleib.  victualler,  Pitt  e  of  Eden  st 

Meddinger   George,  victualler,  s  side   Neighbor  st.  running 

from  Harford  avenue  to  York  st 
Meddinger  Jno  J.  grocer,  corner  Monument  and  Gay  sts 
Meddinger  Christopher  A.  baker  and  grocer,  45  Forest  st 
fMedly  Thomas  J.  porter,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Paca 
Medtart  J.  St  J.  L.  brewers,  office  n  e  corner  Baltimore  and 

Sharp  sts;  brewery  Saratoga  st  dw  Joshua  M.  Cove  sts 
Meeds  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  Eden  st  s  of  Orleans 
Meeds  Wm.  J.  stone  cutter,  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Meeds  Mary,  oyster  house,  16  S.  Liberty  st 
Meekins  Thomas,  corner  Constitution  and  Monument  sts 
Meekins  Wm.  bricklayer,  Fall's  turnpike,near  Lanvale  fact. 
Meeteer  mrs  William,  n  w  corner  Water  and  Stillhouse   £t 
Meeteer  Samuel  &>  William,  paper  warehouse,  1  Baltimore  st 
Megenhardt  Fred'k.  grocer,  corner   Pearl  and  Chesnut  alley 
Meiglestunger  John,  labourer,  Penn  avenue,  n  of  Preston  st 
Meineke  C.  music  teacher,  Lexington  st  near  Park 
Meixsel  Jacob,  flour  inspector,  Eutaw  st  near  Lexington 
Meiheffer  Peter,  cordwainer,  Franklin  st  n  of  Chatsworth 
Meisler  Henry,  blacksmith,  Henrietta  st  near  William 
Melchior  Daniel,  cutler  and  grinder,  12  Mercer  st;  dw  corner 

Grant  and  Water  sts         [and  suspenders,  21  Water  st 
Mellor  Charles,  manufacturer  of  stocking  draws,  )obbinet,  lace, 
Melvin  John,  huckster,  1  Concord  st 
Melvin  L.  boarding  house,  Front  st  s  of  Low 
Mentzell  Charles,  Hollins  st  w  p 
Mentzell  Henry,  High  st  w  of  Baltimore 
Menzies  Ev.  turner,  2  Commerce  st.  dw  36  French  st     [lane 
Menzies  James,  32  N.  Howard  st.  dw  Conway  st  near  Lun's 
Mercer  mrs  Temperance,  seamstress,  Water  st  w  of  High 

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Mercer  Perry  G.  merchant,  Park  st  near  Franklin 

Merchant  Isaac,  watchman,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  Franklin 

Meredith  J   attorney  at  Jaw,  n  Calvert  st  1  door  s  of  Lexington 

Meredith  Joseph  P.  clock  and  watchmaker,  14  N.  Eutaw  st 

Meredith  Am,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Paca 

Meredith  John,  Light  st  s  of  L.  Hughes 

Meredith  &  Spencer,  dry  goods  merchants,  250  Baltimore  st 

Meredith  Benjamin,  tailor,  York  st  near  William 

Meredith  John  F.  painter,  55.Albemarle  st 

Merikin  Rev.  R.  teacher,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 

Merikin  James,  cabinet  maker,  8  Lexington  st        [Water  sts 

Merikin  Joseph  S.  boot  and  shoemaker,  s  w  corner  South  and 

Merker  Andw.  locksmith,  and   smith  in  general,  Eutaw  n  of 

Merriam  Josiah  W.  clerk,  Jackson  st  s  side 

Saratoga  st 
tMerriken  Moses,  porter,  corner  College  alley  &  Pleasant  st 
Merrill  Jeremiah,  Paca  st  s  of  Pratt 
Merrill  E.  H.  commision  merchant,  3  S.  Charles  st 
Merri    Moses,  corner  President  and  Wilk  sts 
Merrill  Moses,  98  High  st 
Mernman  Keturh,  27  Lexington  st 
Merritt  John,  Sugar  alley,  near  Charles  st 
vrermt  o  aleb'  Srocer>  corner  Block  and  Thames  sts 
Merritt  Samuel,  ice  dealer,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Merritt  Samuel  F.  Franklin  st  near  Courtland 
Merryman  G.  surgeon  dentist,  14  N.  Gay  st 
Merryman  Philemon,  fisherman.  Fort  road 
Merryman  Charlotte,  n  side  of  Jackson  st 
Merryman  Nelson,  currier,  Ensor  st  n  of  Gay  [Front  sts 

Merryman  Charles,  dealer  in  hardware,  n  e  corner  Gay  and 
Merryman  Samuel,  bailiff,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Merton  J.  M.  tavern  and  boarding  house,  J 34  Bond  st 
Mesinger  Frederick,  labourer,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Messrit  O.  H.  second  hand  clothing  store,  47  Harrison  st 
Messenger  Francis,  clerk,  Mulberry  st  near  Eutaw 
Messersmith,  John  K.  baker,  Penn  avenue,  s  of  Preston  st 
Messing  Fred'k.  saddler,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Fayette  ste  of  Cove 
™nod«  Episcopal  Church,  Wilk  st  w  of  Market 
Methodist  Episcopal   Church,  Monument  st  6th  house  e  of 

Ensor  st 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  corner  Light  and  Wine  sts 
do  Caroline  sts  of  York 

do  (African)  Sharp  st  between  Pratt 

and  Lombard  sts 
°°  n  w  cor  Eutaw  &  Mulberry  sts 

*t  lL  j-  int-  °f  Cove  st  &  Per»n  avenue 

Methodist  Protestant  Church,  corner  Cove  st  and  Park  lane 
^    .        d0o  corner  Pitt  and  Aisquith  sts 

Metier  mrs  Susac,  w  Baltimore  st  extended 

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Mettee  Philip,  blacksmith,  corner  of  Grant  and  Lombard  sts. 

dw  Lombard  st  between  Charles  and  Light 
Mettee  Wm.  blacksmith,  36  Light  st  dw  Charles  st  3  doors  s 

of  Lombard  [President  st 

Mettee  Martin,  blacksmith,  Pratt  st  2d  door  w  of  Gough,  shon 
Mettee  Martin  W.  blacksmith,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden  . 

Metz  Abraham,  stone  mason,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 
Metz  Elizabeth,  Spring  st  n  of  Wiik 
Metzdorff  John,  fisherman,  Cove  st  near  Columbia 
Metzgar  Daniel,  carpenter,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Meusel  Wm.  tin  worker,  Camden  st  near  Sharp 


Meyban  John,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 


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Meyer  Godfrey,  coppersmith  and  brass  founder,  Pratt  st 

Meyer  John,  baker,  corner  Light  st  and  Armistead  lane 

Meyer  John  J.  s  e  corner  Conway  and  Hanover  sts 

Meyer  B.  1]  Lexington  st 

Meyer  John  L.  s  w  corner  Lloyd  and  Salisbury  sts 

Meyer  Jacob,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Hoffman  st 

Meyer  John,  labourer,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn.  avenue 

Meyer  Tobias,  boarding  house,  33  Franklin  st 

Meyer  Mary,  Marion  st  near  Park 

Michael  Margaret,  105  Pearl  st 

Michael  Ethan,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 

Middleton  Richard,  justice  of  peace,    11  Light  st  wharf,  dry 

goods  store  38  Pratt  street  near  Hanover,  dw  corner  of 

Charles  and  Lee  sts 
Middleton  Catherine,  corner  Chesnut  alley  and  Pearl  st 
Miers  Wm.  cordwainer,  Arcade  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Mifflin  Wm.  blacksmith,  Hollins  st  w  precincts 
Milbourn  Wm.  A.  cordwainer,  Pearl  st  s  of  Lexington 
Milboum  Elijah,  shoemaker,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
fMilbourn  Eliza,  Sarah  Annstw  of  Cove 
tMilbourn  mrs.  Carpenter's  alley 
Miles  John,  blacksmith,  corner  East  and  Hillen  sts 
Miles  Samuel,  weaver,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Miles  David,  dyer,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Miles  John,  seaman,  Henrietta  st  near  Sharp 
Miles  Joseph  M.  printer,  Eden  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Miles  Zachariah,  china  mt.  n  Howard  st  near  Franklin 
Miles  Uriah,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Millechop  mrs  Lydia,  boarding  house,  26  n  Gay  st 
Millender  George,  carpenter,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Miller  James,  chair  maker,  42  South  st 
Miller  G.  W.  &  H.  grocers,  21  Centre  Market  space,  dw  G 

W.  M.  Pratt  st  near  High 
Miller  Jacob,  Long  alley  n  of  Franklin  st 
Miller  John  H„  coach  lace,  fringe  cord  and  military  trimmings 

manufacturer,  64  s  Charles 
Miller  Wm.  F.  24  n  Liberty  st 

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Miller  Hartman,  cordwainer,  66.Harrison  st         [near  Howard 

Miller  Wm.  D.  firm  Win.  E.  Mayhew  &  co.  dvv  Lexington  st 

Miller  Jacob,  paver,  Long  alley  n  of  Franklin  st 

Miller  Elizabeth,  do  do 

Miller  Rosina,  do  do 

Miller  John  D.  clerk  of  Lex.  market,  Faca  st  n  of  Franklin 

Miller  James,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  n  e  corner  Paca  st  & 

Miller  Sarah,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin  [Carpenters'  alley 

Miller  James,  turner,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Aisquith 

Miller  mrs  Wm.  P.  grocer,  corner  Bond  and  Eden  sts 

Miller  mrs  Catherine,  Pitt  st  e  of  Exeter 

Miller  rnrs  Ann,  Pitt  st  4  doors  e  of  Exeter 

Miller  Dr.  Edward,  s  w  corner  Albemarle  and  Water  sts 

Miller  George  W.  sugar  refiner,  Concord  st  dvv  Pratt  3d  door 

e  of  High 
Miller  John  P.  clerk  in  U.  S.  bank,  Pratt  st  1  door  w  of  Gough 
Miller  Henry  G.  shoemaker,  Pralt  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Miller  Enoch,  carpenter,  Stiles  st  e  of  Exeter 
Miller  David,  carpenter,  n  e  corner  Douglass  and  Potter  sts 
Miller  James,  tailor,  Orleans  stnside  e  of  Long  lane 
Miller  Edward,  bricklayer,  160  n  Gay  st 
Miller  Richard,  blacksmith,  14  Monument  st 
Miller  mrs  Mary,  Wilk  st  vv  of  Exeter 
Miller  John,  cordwainer,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Preston  st 
Miller  John,  blacksmith,  Ross  st  w  of  Biddle 
Miller  mrs  Mary,  Ross  st  eof  St  Mary 
Miller  Richard,  St  Mary  st  u  of  Ross 
Miller  Nicholas,  liquor  shop,  Union  st  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Miller  Jacob,  cordwainer,  Union  st  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Miller  mrs.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Miller  Philip,  potter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Miller  Francis,  bricklayer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Schroeder 
Miller  Lewis,  potter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Miller  Caspar,  labourer,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Miller  Henry,  rigger,  46  Alice  Anna  st 
Miller  Jacob,  rigger,  1  Lancaster  st  w  of  Market 
Miller  Zaddock,  sailmaker,  18  Fleet  st 
Miller  mrs  Margaret,  Shakspeare  st  e  of  Bond 
Miller  John,  wheelwright,  163  French  st 
Miller  Richard,  millwright,  Forest  et  n  of  Monument 
Miller  mrs  Rebecca,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Miller  John,  tavern  keeper,  Harford  avenue  n  w  side 
Miller  Matthew,  shoemaker,  Bank  lane  n  side 
Miller  mrs  Elizabeth,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wolf 
Miller  Conrad,  carter,  Lerew's  alley 
Miller  Joshua  M.  piano  room,  over  53  Baltimore  st 
Miller  George  J.  shoestore,  56  Market  st 
Miller  Francis,  ropemaker,  Market  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Miller  W.  &,  H  proprietors  3  tuns  tavern,  Pratt  st  w  end 
Miller  Alexander,  clerk,  Hi  Park  st 

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Miller  Thomas,  painter,  Eagar  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
Miller  James,  cedar  cooper,  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  st 
Miller  mrs.  Lexington  st  e  of  Howard 
Miller  J.  H.  professor  of  theory  and  practice,  Medical  College, 

dw  Fayette  st  near  Park 
Miller  Jacob  P.  Fayette  st  opposite  Fountain  stables 
Miller  George,  East  st  s  of  Pitt 
Miller  Wm.  tanner  and  currier,  Front  st  n  of  Gay 
Miller  Elizabeth,  corner  Potter  and  Low  sts 
Miller  mrs  Ann,  41  High  st 
Miller  Wm.  iron  founder,  22  Albemarle  st 
Miller  Jacob,  shoemaker,  18  Thames  st 
Miller  John,  labourer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Miller  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
tMiller  Emry,  Columbia  st  between  Eutaw  and  Paca 
tMiller  Edward,  labourer,  Pine  st  n  of  Mulberry 
JMiller  Peter,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison        [Potter  sts 
Millholland  Arthur,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  corner  Low  and 
tMillegan  James,  labourer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Millikin  James  H.  cane  and  umbrella  maker,  Baltimore  st  w 

of  Light,  dw  Lovely  lane 
Milliken  Samuel,  constable,  13  Potter  st 
Miliiman  mrs  Mary,  North  st  1  door  n  of  President 
Millington  John  N.  printer,  80  Pitt  st 
Milliron  mrs.  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Chesnut  alley 
Millisock  John,  distiller,  Liberty  alley  s  of  Madison  st 
Millroy  John,  carter,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 
Mills  Ann  Elizabeth,  mantua  maker,  Holliday  street  between 

Bath  and  Pleasant 
Mills  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Mulberry  st  near  Eutaw 
Mills  Richard,  hatter,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Mills  Malchoir,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove  s  side 
Mills  mrs  Eleanor,  Wilk  st  e  of  Exeter 
Mills  mrs  Penelope,  Fleet  st  w  of  Wolf 
Mills  Robert,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Mills  Ezekiel,  bailiff,  Potter  st  s  of  Gay 
Mills  mrs  Susan,  tutoress,  70  Market  st  f  p 
Mills  David,  tinner,  York  st  near  Light 
Mills  Charles  H.  Armistead  lane  near  Light  st 
{Mills  York,  7  s  Calvert  st  dw  Franklin  st  near  Chatsworth 
{Mills  John,  sawyer,  Washington  square  n  of  Baltimore  st 
{Mills  Lewis,  wheelwright,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 
Milnor  John  P.  103  s  Howard  st 
Miltenberger  Anthony,  dry  goods  merchant,  71  Lexington  tt 

dw  JefFerson  row,  Lexington  st 
Milvin  John,  huckster,  Bond  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Mince  Joseph,  corner  Wilk  and  Spring  sts 
Mincher  John,  cooper,  Lexington  stnear  Park 
Minsey  mr.  cabinet  maker,  French  st  n  of  Front 
Minifie  Wm.  millinery  and  fancy  store,  6  e  Baltimore  ft 


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Micks  William,  tanner,  Pearl  st  n  of  Lexington 

Minnick  Michael,  cordwainer,  Cove  street  extended 

Minnicks  John,  cordwainer, Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Mintz  John,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 

tMintz  Wilson,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Fleet  street 

Miskelly  Hugh,  watchman,  61  Harrison  street 

Miskelly  Mary,  3  Market  street  f.  p.  [140  Hanover  street 

Mister  Abraham,  grocer  and  com.  mt.  14  Light  st  wharf,  dw 

Mister  capt  Levin  R.  152  Hanover  street 

Mitchell  Zebulon,  stock  store,  19  Maryland  Arcade,  dw  cor 

Gough  and  Granby  streets  [Saratoga 

Mitchell  James,  proprietor  of  horses  &  carriages,  North  st  s  of 
Mitchell  John,  deputy  at  Jail.Britton  street  n  e  of  Monument 
Mitchell  Wm.  coach  trimmer,  Harford  road  n  of  lumber  yard 
Mitchell  Joseph,  hackman,  n  Calvert  street  near  Centre 
Mitchell  Wm.  K.  tailor,  9  German  street 
Mitchell  mrs  J.  S.  Green  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Mitchell  J.  Green  st  nof  Saratoga 
Mitchell  John,  confectioner,  56  Baltimore  street 
Mitchell  John,  ship  carpenter,  Granby  street  w  of  the  run 
Mitchell  Lewis,  rear  of  28  Lexington  street 
Mitchell  Robt.  ship  carpenter,  Granby  st4  doors  e  ofL.  Gough 
Mitchell  Solomon,  carpenter,  Washington  st  n  of  Alice  Anna 
Mitchell  Robert,  carpenter,  Bank  st  w  of  Happy  alley- 
Mitchell  John,  Biddle  street  w  of  Ross 
Mitchell  John,  plaisterer,  Union  street  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Mitchell  Thomas,  victualler,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Mitchell  Benjamin,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Mitchell  George  W.  ship  carpenter,  83  Fleet  street 
Mitchell  Arthur,  cooper,  cor  French  and  Centre  sts  dw  Front 

street  w  of  Baltimore 
Mitchell  Samuel,  carpenter,  William  street  near  Cross 
flNIitchell  George,  labourer,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
{Mitchell  Elisha,  labourer,  Lancaster  street  w  of  Argyle  alley 
[Mitchell  Rezin,  whitewashes  Columbia  st  betw  Eutaw  &,  Paca 
tMitchell  James,  caulker,  Caroline  street  n  of  Gough 
Mittan  William  H,  carpenter,  71  w  of  Pratt  street 
Mittnacht  Geo.  Henry  fancy  store,  cor  Market  &  Lancaster  sts 
Moale  John  C.  n  Calvert  street  s  of  Lexington 
Moale  Samuel,  solicitor  in  chancery,  cor  St  Paul  and  Fayette 

sts.  dw  Mulberry  street  opposite  Cathedral 
Moale  R.  H.  solicitor  in  chancery,  Fayette  street  2d  door  from 

St.  Paul,  dw  s  e  cor  Charles  and  Mulberry  sts 
Moelinger,  mrs  Charlotte,  Mulberry  ste  of  Pine 
Moffitt  Robert,  livery  stables,  cor  Liberty  and   Lombard   sts. 

dw  43  s  Liberty  street 
Moffitt  Thomas,  grocer,  31  Union  street 
Moffitt  William,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  street  near  Light 
Mohler  Jacob  T.  machine  manufacturer,  26  Harrison  st.  dw 
Mohler  Barbara,  67  Pitt  street  [14  Salisbury  st 

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tMokette  Rose  De  Clari,  Biddle  street  w  of  Penn.  avenue 

IMolison  Barbara,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 

TMolison  Emily,  washer,  Pine  street  e  side  n  of  Franklin 

tMonat  capt  James,  72  Ann  street 

Monday  mrs  Leah,  prop,  of  circulating  library,  63  n  Howard  st 

tMondoung  Henry,  stevadore,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Bank  st 

JMondoung  George,  seaman,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Bank  st 

Monk  George,  accountant,  Exeterjst  s  of  Salisbury 

fMonk  Philip,  caulker,  Fleet  street  e  of  Caroline 

Monmonier  Francis,  ship  carpenter,  Pratt  st  e  of  Caroline 

Monmonier  Dr.  John  F.  Pratt  st  e  of  Caroline 

Monroe  John,  tailor,  Pine  st  e  side  s  of  George 

Monroe  Henry,  blacksmith,  at  Water  st  bridge  e  side 

Monroe  Edmund,  clerk,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Green 

Monsal  George,  SO  s  Sharp  street" 

Monsarrat  N.  apothecary,  150  Baltimore  street 

Monsarratt  Oscar,  apothecary,  21  Market  street 

Monteiro  Elizabeth,  taiioress,  Comet  street 

Monteith  J.  &  R.  jeweller  and  silversmith,  144  Baltimore  st. 

dw  Penn.  avenue  opposite  Hoffman  street 
Montell  F.  and  C,  merchants,  63  Smith's  wharf 
Montell  Charles,  firm  do.  dw  Pratt  st  w  of  Gough 
Montgomery  William,  engineer,  York  street  near  Charles 
^Montgomery,  Rachel,  huckster,  Canal  street  n  of  Holland 
tMontgomery,  Martin,  Spring  street  near  Wilk 
tMontgomery  Rose,  washer,  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 
tMontgomery  Nathan,  labourer,  Hawk  street 
Monument  Battle,  Calvert  street  betw  Lexington  &  Fayette 


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WASHINGTON  MONUMENT. 


The  Washington  Monument  was  raised  in  honour  to  the  memory  of 
General  George  fVashington.  It  is  placed  at  the  intersection  of  two  squares, 
one  called  fVashington  Place,  runs  from  north  to  south,  being  a  continua- 
tion of  Charles  street,  and  is  limited  by  Centre  street  on  the  south,  and  on 
the  north  by  Madison  street.  It  is  150  feet  wide  and  744  long.  Theother 
space  is  called  Mount  Vernon,  and  runs  east  and  west.  It  is  limited  by 
St.  Paul  street  on  the  east  and  Cathedral  street  west,  and  is  200  feet  in 
breadth  and  744  feet  in  length.  When  these  spaces  shall  be  adorned  with 
appropriate  rows  of  trees,  as  well  as  embellished  with  marble  fountains  or 
basins,  and  other  ornaments,  of  which  this  place  is  so  susceptible,  it  will 
become  one  of  the  most  delightful  promenades  on  this  continent.  The 
ground  on  which  this  superb  monument  stands,  as  well  as  the  spaces  above 
mentioned,  was  presented  to  the  city  for  the  noble  purpose  to  which  they 
have  been  devoted,  by  the  late  colonel  J.  E.  Howard,  formerly  {governor 
of  chis  state. 

This  monument  is  built  on  an  eminence  of  100  feet  above  tide,  and  con- 
sists of  a  square  base  of  50  feet  by  20  in  height,  having  eleven  marble  steps 
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on  each  side,  to  reach  an  entry  into  the  basement.  A  square  pedestal  of 
21  feet  and  7  in  height,  is  raised  on  the  preceding  base,  and  the  column, 
whose  exterior  surface  is  perfectly  smooth  and  without  ornament,  stands 
on  this  j>ed est al .  It  has  20  feet-diameter  at  its  base,  and  14  feet  at  its  sum- 
mit; on  which  rests,  the  colossal  statue  of  the  Father  of  his  Country.  The 
whole  height  from  the  ground  is  176  1-2  feet.  It  is  all  built  of  white  mar- 
ble, from  the  quariesjof  this  country,  and  has  a  circular.flight  of  228  steps  to 
the  top,  in  the  interior  of  the  monument.  The  design  was  furnished  by  Mr. 
Robert  Mills,  architect.  The  statue  is  16  1-2  feet  high,  although  it  ap- 
pears from  below  of  the  natural  size;  it  weighs  7  tons  and  cost  §7500  to 
carve  it,  and  between  2  and  $3000  to  raise  it;  Signior  Andre  Cautici, 
was  the  sculptor. —  Varle's  View  of  Baltimore. 

Moody  &  Downes,  Com.  agents  and  Exchange  brokers,  37 
Moody  John  B.  tobacconist,  50  e  Pratt  street  [South  st 

Moody  Philip,  auctioneer,  Water  st  w  of  Apple  alley- 
Moody  James,  weaver,  Park  lane  extended 
Moody  Jane,  Park  lane  extended 
Moody  Isaac,  shoemaker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Moody  Robert,  carpenter,  Potter  st  near  Hillen 
Moody  mrs  Christiana,  Wolfsts  of  Fleet 
Moon  Edward,  victualler,  Penn.  avenue  s  of  Hoffman  st 
Mooner  Andrew  S.  tinner,  2  Lancaster  street 
Mooney  William,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Mooney  Hugh,  tailor,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Mooney  Joshua,  drayman,  Lloyd  street 
Mooney  John,  labourer,  Mulberry  street  w  of  Cove 
Mooney  Francis,  weaver,  East  street  s  of  Douglass 
Mooney  Patrick,  labourer,  Addison  street  s  side 
Moore  Anthony,  fruit  dealer,  46  Harrison  street 
Moore  Samuel,  brickmaker,  133  s  Charles  street 
Moore  James,  firm  Sinclair  and  Moore,  dw  51  s  Chariest  st 
Moore  mrs  Sarah,  George  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Moore  Henry,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Orleans 
Moore  Ann,  confectioner,  107  Lombard  street 
Moore  John,  furniture  store,  Second  street  1  door. from   Fred- 
erick, dw  Baltimore  street 
Moore  Thomas,  33  Water  street  e  of  Frederick 
Moore  William  H.  plane  maker,  Lombard  st  near  Light 
Moore  Robert,  cordwainer,  58  n  Frederick  street 
Moore  John  C.  labourer,  Pratt  street  near  Cove 
Moore  mrs  Elizabeth,  Frederick  street  near  Gay 
Moore  W.  C.  merchant  tailor,  6  n  Gay  street 
Moore  Henry,  tailor,  Mulberry  street  near  Park 
Moore  John,  lumber  inspector,  139  Hanover  st 
Moore  Robert  R.  firm  Moore,Stabler  &  Co.  199  s  Sharp  street 
Moore  Isaac,  lobourer,  Star  alley  s  of  Wilk  street 
Moore  Henry,  painter,  69  n  Liberty  street 
Moore  James  C.  carpenter,  8  Pine  street 
Moore  Lydia,  Cove  street  s  of  Franklin 
Moore  Pamelia,  tutoress,  Pitt  st  4  doors  w  of  Aisquith 
Moore  John,  weaver,  Franklin  street  extended 

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Moore  capt  Stephen  H.  clerk  of  Insolvent  commissioners,  dvv 

Water  street  e  of  Exeter 
Moore  mrs  Martha,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Eden 
Moore  mrs  Catherine,  seamstress,  n  e  cor  Strawberry  alley  &, 
Moore  mrs  Margaret,  40  n  Eutaw  street  [Wilk  st 

Moore  Henry,  machinist,  Hollins  street  w  t 
Moore  Benjamin,  Hillen  street  e  of  East 
Moore  Thomas,  plane  maker,  George  street  e  of  Pine 
Moore  Priscilla,  Armistead  lane 
Moore  John,  drayman,  Preston  street  w  of  Ross 
Moore  Thomas,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  William 
Moore  John  R.  52  Fayette  street 
Moore  John,  carpenter,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  street 
Moore  Henry,  labourer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Moore  James,  cabinet-maker,  Forest  street  s  of  Orleans 
Moore  Henry  tailor,  111  n  Howard  street 
Moore  &  Danskin,  gentlemen's  furnishing  store,  113  Balto.  st 
Moore  mrs  Mary,  mantua  maker,  125  Baltimore  street 
Moore  mrs  M  &  E.  fancy  dress  &  babit  makers,  173  Balto.  st 
Moore,  Stabler  &  Co.  druggists,  190  Baltimore  street 
Moore  Ann,  seamstress,  Bond  street  n  of  Ann 
Moore  Samuel,  bacon  merchant,  97  Bond  street 
tMoore  William,  seaman  in  steamboat  Carroll,  Salisbury  st  w 
tMoore  Cyrus,  Eutaw  street  opposite  Barre  [ofHar.  run 

TMoore  George,  waiter,  Hull's  lane  5  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st 
tMoore  Hamlet,  Caroline  street  n  of  Wilk 
tMoore  James,  labourer,  Thames  st   betw  President  st  &-  E. 
tMoore  John,  brickmaker,  Busy  alley  [Falls  avenue 

tMoore  PameLia,  washer,  30  N.  Frederick  st 
tMoore  Maria,  Cathedral  st  near  Richmond 
tMoore  James,  seaman,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Mop  John,  labourer,  Cove  st  extended 
Mopps  Adam,  carpenter,  Holiday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Mopps  Wm.  cordwainer,  Park  lane,  w  of  Cove  st 
Moran  Richard,  miller,  city  mill,  dw  cor  Davis  and  Centre  sts 
Moran  Charles,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Moran  Michael,  carpenter,  Hillen  st  e  of  Exeter 
Moran  Gabriel,  plasterer,  Barry  st  rear  Charles 
Morehead  John,  Falls  turnpike,  near  the  gate 
Morel  John,  fancy  store,  5  Maryland  Arcade 
Morgan  mrs  Martha  B.  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith  [Exeter  sts 

Morgan  Thos.  potter,  44  Pitt  st.  pottery  n  e  corner  Pitt  and 
Morgan  Joseph,  carpenter,  Gay  st  e  of  Forrest 
Morgan  Ephraim,  blacksmith,  corner   Paca  and  Fayette  sts. 

dw  Long  alley  w  of  Lexington  st 
Morhead  John,  weaver,  Cove  st  w  of  Saratoga 
Morgan  James,  blacksmith,  Paca  st  n  of  Pratt 
Morgan  John,  clerk   in  Franklin  Bank  Baltimore,  dw  Lloyd 

st  s  of  Salisbury 
Morgan  Michael,  rail  road  tavern,  Light  near  Pratt  st 
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Morheiser  Philip,  C.  painter,  s  vv  corner  Mulberry  and  Eutaw 

sts.  dvv  Biddle  st  \v  of  Penn  avenue 
Morheiser  Philip,  saddler,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Morliag  Win,  H.  saddle,  bridle,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  25 

Centre  Market  Space 
Morling  George,  143  Pratt  st  [of  Penn  avenue 

Morheiser  John,  feed  store,  163  Franklin  st;    dvv  Biddle  st  vv 
Morrell  John,  7  e  Baltimore  st 
Morrin  J.  collector,  22  High  st  s  of  Pitt 
Morris  Wm.  &  G.  thistle    factory   store,  39  w  Pratt  st;   dw  s 

side  Saratoga  st  between  Charles  and  St.  Paul's  sts 
Morris  John  B.  15  South  st.  President  MechanicsjBank'  Bait. 
Morris  James,  blacksmith,  Calvert  st  s  of  Mulberry;  dvv   Li- 
berty alley  near  Mil(  st 
Morris  Wm.  labourer,  Annapolis  road,   near  Spring  Gardens 
Morris  Wm.  shop  keeper,  41  Bond  st 
Morris  Thomas,  mill  stone  maker,  166  N.  Eutaw  st 
Morris  Wm.  Saratoga  st  near  St.  Paul's  church 
Morris  Geo.  Saratoga  st  near  St.  Paul's  church 
Morris  Rev.  J.  G.,  Lexington  st  near  Park 
Morris  James  A.  grocer,  corner  Ann  and  Alice  Anna  sts 
Morris  Jesse,  hatter,  Front  st  s  of  Low 
tMorris  James,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Morrison  Edwu.  cordwainer,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 
Morrison  Cornelius,  baker,  34  Block  st 
Morrison  mrs  Ann,  teacher,  Water  st  w  of  Albemarle 
Morrison  John,  blacksmith,  Hillen  st  w  of  East 
Morrison  James,  painter,  31  Sterling  st 

Morrison  Wm.  deputy  keeper  in  Penitential/,  46  Sterling  st 
Morrison  Sarah,  shop  keeper,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Argyle  alley 
Morrison  James,  blacksmith,  Liberty  alley,  n  of  Beurenst 
Morrison  Anthony,  laborer,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans  t 
Morrison  Sarah,  28  Philpot  st 
Morrison  Priscilla,  tailoress,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Morrison  James,  shoemaker,  64  Front  st 
Morrison  James,  painter,  Burk  st  Canton] 
Morrow  John,  carpenter,  Lee  st  betw  Hanover  &  Sharp  sts] 
Morrow  Nancy,  Montgomery  st  near  William 
Morrow  George,  weaver,  Peirce  st  vv  of  Chatsworth 
Morrow  Robert,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Morrow  Samuel,  weaver,  Peirce  st  vv  of  Chatsworth 
Morrow  John,  shoe  store,  Thames  st  e  of  Block 
Morrow  Wm.  weaver,  Preston  st  vv  of  Ross 
Morrow  James,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
Morrow  John,  weaver,  Freedom  st  s  of  Franklin 
Morrow  John,  machine  maker,  Sugar  alley,  near  Light  st 
Morse  Thomas  W.  tavern  keeper,  s  e  corner  Centre  Market 

Space  and  Swan  st 
Morsell  John,  shoemaker,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Morion  Jane,  60  Ann  st 
187 


MUL  MatchetVs  Baltimore 

Mortimer  James,  tavern  keeper,  9  Fish  market 
Mortimer  Mary,  shop  keeper,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Market 
Mortimer  &  Mowbray,  brush  and  variety  store,  26i  Pratt  and 

22  and  180  Baltimore  sts 
Mortimer  J.  W.  d\v  80  Baltimore  st 
Mortimer  John  W.  firm  of  do;  d\v  near  city  spring 
Mortimer  John,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
tMortimer  Chesterfield,  waiter,  Run  alley  n  of  Lexington  st 
Morton  G.  C.  commission    merchant,  36  S.  Gay  st;  dw  Mul- 
berry st  between  Charles  and  St.  Paul's  sts 
Morton  Saml.  cotton  spinner,  140  n  Eutaw  st     [Lunn's  lane 
Morton  J.  B.  firm    Coleman  &,  Morton;    dw  Paca  street  w  of 
Morton  Patrick,  ostler,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Morton  mrs  Ann,  Addison  st  s  side 
Morton  James,  millwright,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
Mose3  Isaac,  Forest  st  n  of  Gay 

Mosher  &>  Smith,  commission  merchants,  89  Bowly's  wharf 
Mosher  John,  merchant,  27  Sterling  st 
Mosher  James,  surveyor  of  port  of  Bait ;  dw  19  Fayette  st 
Mosho  Christain,  cigar  maker,  106  N.  Eutaw  st 
Moss  John,  labourer,  Cove  st  extended 
Moss  David,  ship  builder,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
Morton  George  C.,  Mulberry  st  near  Charles 
Mott  mrs  Rachel,  49  N.  Gay  st.  O.  T.  [toga  sts 

Mott  Wm.  cordwainer,  North  st  between  Pleasant  and  Sara- 
Mount  Burnet,  34  Union  st 
Mountgaret  Jabez,  cooper,  Ruxton  st 
Mowbray  G.  W.  dw  22  Baltimore  st 
Moxley  "Walter,  tobacconist,  29  Market  st 
Moxley  Wm.  tin   plate  worker,  66  N.  Howard  st;   dw  Eager 

alley  near  Saratoga  si 
Mudd  George,  shoemaker,  179  French  st 
Mudge  Wm.  carpenter,  corner  Calvert  and  Water  sts;   shop 

Grant  near  Baltimore  st 
Muirhead  Wm.  S  Thames  st,  coffee  roaster  and  spice  grinder, 

Wine  alley  near  Charles  st 
Mulhear  Owen,  Holiday  st  n  of  Bath 
Mulhear  Ellen,  Sharp  st  near  Saratoga 
Mules  Samuel,  cordwainer.  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Mules  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Garden  st  near  Howard 
Mullen  Margaret,  washer,  44  S.  Frederick  st 
Mullen  James,  grocer,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Mullen  Frances,  Bath  st  near  Holiday 
Mullen  Thomas,  jr.  coach  maker,  132  High  st 
Mullen  James,  captain  of  centre  watch;  dw  s  w  corner  Holi- 
day and  Pleasant  st3  [French 
Mullen  Thomas  sen.  clerk    Belle  Air  market,  Exeter  st  sof 
Mullen  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Jew  alley  s  of  Lexington,  st 
Mullen  Hichard,  shoemaker.  Temple  st 
Mullen  Jonathan,  Penn  avenue,  n  of  Biddle  st 
Mullen  Peter,  drayman,  Pearcest  wof  Chatsworth 
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Mullen  Thomas,  drayman,  French  st  s  of  High 

Mullen  Mary,  fancy  store,  73  Lexington  st 

Mullen  James,  block  and  pump  maker,  Ann  st  s  of  Wilk 

Muller  Lewis  C.  constable,  Water  st  4th  door  e  of  Spring  n 

side 
Mulley  John  cordwainer,  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Franklin 
Mullikin  Wm.  H.  hardware  store,  Lexington  st  w  of  Eutaw, 

dw  Eutaw  st  n  of  Lexington 
Mulliken  Edward  P.  s  Frederick  st 
Mulliken  James  P.  carpenter,  1  Mulberry  st 
Mulliken  O.  W.  grocer,  64  Mulberry  st 
Mulliken  &  Greenfield,  hardware  merchants,  76  Lexington  st 
Mullynix  James,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Frederick  st   near 
Mu  mma  Samuel,  victualler,  York  avenue  [Water 

Munch  mrs.  Aisquith  st  n  of  Low 
Muncks  Andrew,  sugar  refiner,  Baltimore  ste  of  Paca 
Munder  C.  F.  baker,  23  s  Liberty  st 
Mundle  mrs  Catherine,  36  Fleet  st 
Munk  David,  labourer,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Munks  Andrew,  sugar  refiner,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Munroe  Nathaniel,  clock  and   watchmaker,  222  Baltimore  st. 

dw  95  Hanover  st 
Munroe  Finley,  rigger,  25  Fleet  st 
Munroe  Dr.  Thomas,  90  n  Howard  st 
Munroe  Isaac,  editor  Patriot,  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
Murdoch  Agnes,  milliner,  52  n  Howard  st 
Murdoch  Wm.  F.  &  A.  wholesale  dry  goods  merchants,   8  a 

Charles  st.  dw  W.  F.  M.  32  Sharp  st 
Murdoch  A.  firm  do  dw  St  Paul  st  s  of  Franklin 
Murdoch  Catherine,  19  s  Liberty  st 

Murdoch  Thomas,  merchant,  s  Charles  st.  dw  corner  of  Court- 
land  and  Franklin  sts  [Light 
Murdoch  R.  blacksmith  &,  machine  shop,  Balderston  st  near 
Murkle  Michael,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Murray  A.  B.  firm  R.  A.  Taylor  &  co.  dw  Pascault's  row,  in 

Lexington  street 
Murray  Thomas,  carter,  St  Paul  st  n  of  Franklin 
Murray  Thomas,  hatter,  31  Water  st  e  of  Frederick 
Murray  Thomas,  tavern  keeper,  73  w  Pratt  st 
Murray  James,   tavern  keeper,  12  w  Pratt  st 
Murray  Patrick,  shoemaker,  Ruxton  lane 
Murray  James  C  grocer,  s  e  corner  Lee  and  Charles  sts 
Murray  Jacob,  hair  dresser,  34  South  st 
Murray  Frederick,  shoemaker,  Welcome  alley  between  Sharp 

and  Howard  streets 
^Murray  Nancy,  corner  e  Water  and  Grant  sts 
JMurray  Mary,  cook  shop,  Ruxton  st 
Murray  Aquilla  B.  Lexington  st  e  of  Pine  « 

Murray  Margaret,  mantua  maker,  65  n  Liberty  st 
Murray  Matthew,  Legrand's  row,  e  Baltimore  st 
189 


MUS  Matchetlh  Baltimore 

Murray  Wm.  H.  cashier  of  Mechanic's  bank,  d\v  n  e  corner  of 

Aisquith  and  e  Baltimore  sts 
Murray  John  A.  Bsnd  st  s  of  Ann 

Murray  Francis,  constable,  corner  Gay  and  Aisquith  sts 
tMurray  Samuel,  labourer,  Peirce  st  e  of  Pine 
tMurray  George,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Murphy  John  &  Wm.  house  carpenters,  14  Fish  M.  space 
Murphy  Wm.  dw  Salisbury  st  2  doors  from  Lloyd 
Murphy  John  N.  dw  e  Water  st  3  doors  from  Harford  run 
Murphy  &  League's  wood  yard,  w  Falls  avenue  s  of  Pratt  st 
Murphy  &  League,  grocers  and  ship  brokers,  98  Dugan's  wf. 
Murphy  Thomas,  firm  Dobbin  Murphy  and   Bose,  dw  Pitt  st 

near  Front 
Murphy  mrs  Ann,  Perry  st  near  Charles 
Murphy  John,  jr.  western  hotel,  cor  Howard  &  Saratoga  sts 
Murphv  Wm.  carpenter,  Salisbury  st  1st  door  w  of  Lloyd 
Murphv  John,  carpenter,  Water  st  near  Caroline 
Murphy  Patrick,  oyster  cellar,  corner  Low  and  Front  sis 
Murphy  Wm.  grocer,  s  e  corner  Pratt  and  Albemarle  sts 
Murphy  John  N.  carpenter,  Gough  st  n  of  Pratt 
Murphy  Peter,  labourer,  Willi  st  e  of  Spring 
Murphy  John,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Murphy  Robert,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
Murphy  Dr.  Thomas  L.  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Murphv  Ellen,  grocer,  Tyson  st 
Murphv  Jesse  D.  tavern  keeper,  Light  st  near  York 
Murphy  capt.  Thomas  S.  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 
Murphv  John,  druggist,  69  Bond  st 
Murphy  James,  Pleasant  st  near  St  Paul's  lane 
iMurphy  Wm.  labourer,  Crape  alley 
tMurphv  Nicholos,  stone  mason,  Crape  alley 
Murrav  James,  blacksmith,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Murray  M.  &  co.  comb,  jewelry  &  variety  store,  107  Balto.  st 
Murray  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  Lexington  st  near  Liberty,  see 

advertisement. 
^Murray  David,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
jMurray  Alexander,  waiter,  20  Salisbury  st 
tMurray  Jackson,  waiter,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
tMurray  Robert,  musician,  East  st  n  of  Ensor 
Muschett  Walter,  Mulberry  st  near  Charles 
Museum  Baltimore,  n  w  corner  Baltimore  and  Calvert  sts 
Musgrave  rev.  George  W.   pastor  of  3d  Presbyterian  church, 

Eutaw  st  dw  Saratoga  st  near  Eutaw 
Musgrave  Andrew,  cooper,  Patterson  st  s  of  Pratt,  dw  near 

Trinity  Church 
Musgrave  rnrs  Margaret,  Exeter  st  n  of  Wilk 
Musgrave  George,  do  do 

Musgrave  Andrew,  cooper,        do  do 

Musket  Susannah,  corner  Market  and  Thames  sts 
Musser  Wm.  M.  millinery  store,  15  e  Baltimore  st 
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Musser  Henry,   superintendent  of  Chimnies,  St   Paul   st  2d 

door  from  Hamilton 
Muth  Philip,  baker,  n  w  corner  Pratt  and  Charles  sts 
Myer  Francis,  teacher  in  female  public  school  20  Front  st 
Myer  James,  sea  captain,  corner  Ann  and  Lancaster  sts 
Myer  Jacob  jr.  clothier,  corner  Thames  and  Bond  sts 
Myer  Jacob  sen.  19  Bond  st 

Myer  Frederick,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  56  Bond  st 
Myer  Thomas,  brickmaker,  Hanover  st  between  Barre  &  Lee 
Myerdircks  John  P.  confectioner  and  distiiier,  35  Pratt  street 

near  Hanover 
Myerhoffer  Peter,  cordwainer,  corner  Penn  av.  &,  Franklin  st 
Myers  Charles,  hatter,  48  Harrison  st 
Myers  Henry,  china  merchant,  53  Baltimore  street  dvv  no.  18 

n  Frederick  street 
Myers  Jacob  &  son,  tobacconists,  55  South  st.  dvv  Calvert  st 
Myers  Stephen,  tailor,  34  Park  st  [near  city  spring 

Myers  Jesse,  livery  stables,  Green  st  s  of  Lexington,  dw  Green 

street  n  of  Fayette 
Myers  Sophia,  Salisbury  st  between  Lloyd  and  Harford  run 
Myers  Wm.  Lloyd  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Myers  George,  shoemaker,  Hampstead  st  w  of  Caroline 
Myers  Catherine,  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 

Myers  rev.  H.  St  Mary's  college,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Franklin  st 
Myers  Charles,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Hoffman  st 
Myers  mrs  Elizabeth,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Myers  Charles,  victualler,  Ross  st  extended 
Myers  Wm.  labourer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Myers  George,  victualler,  w  end  Baltimore  st 
Myers  capt.  John,  74  Alice  Anna  st 
Myers  Charles,  hatter,  Constitution  st  s  of  Monument 
Myers  Charles,  skin  dresser,  Lefferman's  court  near   French 

street  tan  yard 
Myers  George,  brass  founder,  French  st  near  High 
Myers  Eleanor,  Beuren  st  n  of  Liberty  alley 
Myers  Daniel,  seaman,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Myers  Christian,  grocer,  Harford  road  s  of  Ensor  st 
Myers  Lewis,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
Myers  Daniel,  grocer,  78  Franklin  st 

Myers  &,  Bokce,  importers  of  china  and  glass,  53  Baltimore  st 
Myers  John,  baker,  cor  Light  st  and  Armistead  lane 
Myers  E.  S.  dry  goods  merchant,  217  Baltimore  st 
Myers  mrs  Ann,  stock  maker,  38  Baltimore  st 
Myers  Jacob,  clothing  store,  corner  Bond  and  Thames  sts 
Myers  Sarah,  Iluxt.on  st 
Myers  George  W.  clerk,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Myers  Henry,  grocer,  Hanover  st  near  Hili 
Myers  Jeremiah,  Sharp  st  near  Liberty 
tMyers  Mary,  Chatsworth  st  e  side  s  of  Franklin 
tMyers  Henrietta,  Herring's  alley  near  Stiles  st 

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NEE  MalcheWs  Baltimore 

tMyers  Solomon,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 

}Myers  Nathan,  drayman,  Potter  st  s  of  Low 

tMyers  Robert,  carter,  Wilk  st  w  of  Ann 

tMyers  Elizabeth,  washer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

tMyers  John,  labourer,  cor  McElderry  and  Canal  sts 

tMyers  Peter,  sawyer,  Pratt  st  road 

{Myers  Jeremiah,  "labourer,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 

tMyers  Edward,  drayman,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 

Myres  James,  sexton  of  Cathedral,  and  publisher  of  Catholic 

works,  Mulberry  st  rear  of  Cathedral 
J\ABB  G.  W.,  attorney  at  law,  oiTi;       ayette  st  near  Cal 

vert,  dw  Camden  st  n  of  Sharp 
Naff  John  H.  auctioneer  and  com.  mercht.  1   N.  Charles  st; 

dw  Pleasant  st  w  of  St.  Paul's 
Nagle  Catherine,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
tNailor  Jacob,  labourer,  French  st  e  of  High 
tNailor  Lewis        do  do  e  of  Exeter 

Nairn  Dr.  J.  C.  dentist,  43  S.  Charles  st 
tNailer  Sampson,  labourer,  Guilford  alley,  near  Light  st 
Nails  Benjamin  F.  house,  sign  and  fancy  painter  and  glazier, 

2  N.  Frederick  st 
Naly  Richard,  coach  spring  maker,  117  S.  Howard  st 
Nantz  John,  inspector  of  customs,  72  High  st 
Narrit  Francis,  paver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Nash  Charles,  ship  carpenter,  Lee  st  w  of  Hanover 
Nash  Ephraim,  ship  carpenter,  Yorkst  near  Light 
tNathans  Daniel,  vvhitewasher,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
Naugle  Jacob,  shoemaker,  15  Mott  st 
Nattally  Alice,  Front  st  opposite  York 
Navy  Agent's  office,  corner  Fayette  and  North  sts 
Naylor  Dorbin,  carpenter,  Eden  st  n  of  Gough 
Neal  Win.  &  Jos.  booksellers  and  stationers,  174  Baltimore  st 
Neal  Richard,  wood  dealer,  Exeter  st  n  of  Fawn 
tNeale  John,  carter,  Argyle  alley,  s  of  Wilk  st 
Neale  James,  66  South  st.  manufacturer  of  patent  cordage; 

dw  corner  Charles  and  West  sts 
Neale  John  O.  blacksmith,  n  w  cor  Holiday  and  Centre  sts 
Neale  James  G.  bricklayer,  Hanover  st  near  Lee 
Neale  Francis,  commission  merchant,  dw  Chatsworth  st  ex- 
tended, store  3  Light  st  wharf 
Neale  Henry,  5  Thomsen  st 
tNeale  Richard,  labourer,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Nealy  Wm.  labourer,  Franklin  st  extended 
Nebiker  Peter,  engineer,  York  st  near  Light 
Needham  Asa,  grocer,  28  Light  st  wharf;  dw  126  Hanover  st 
Needles  J.  cabinet  maker  and  upholster,  54  Hanover  street; 

dw  53  do 
Neelan  Hannah,  tailoress,  9  Tripolett's  alley 
Needles  mrs  Elizabeth,  dry  goods  store,  56  Hanover  el 
Neely  John,  dw  224  N.  Howard  st 

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N^elTjohn.  select  academy,  n  w  corner  Charles  aud  Balti 

more  sts;  dw  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Neff  Peter,  s  e  corner  Courtland  »nd  Mulberry  sts 
Neighbors  mrs   Ann,  tailoress,  26  Fleet  st  ] Constitution 

NeiLson  Robert,  firm  Sands    &,  Neilson;  dw  French  st  near 
Neilson  James,  coach  maker,  58  Exeter  st 
Neilson  Joseph  J.,  Orleans  st  e  of  Eden 
Neilson  Mary  Jane,  milliner,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Douglass 
Neilson  Wrn.  blacksmith,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 
Neilson  mrs  Albert  T.,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pearl 
Neilson  Robert,  laborer,  Spring  st  s  ot  Wilk 
Neihon  Catherine,  seamstress,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Neilson  Joseph,  labourer,  Britton  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Neiman  Fred'k.  clock  and  watch  maker,  71  w  Pratt  st 
Neimeyer  Harman,  carpenter,  120  S    Sharp  st 
fNelson  Wm.   blacksmith.  Commerce  st  between  Pratt   and 

Cable  sts:  dw  Caroline  st  between  Pinkney  &  Pratt  sta 
fNelson  Emanuel,  carter,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  Franklin 
Nelson  John,  attorney  at  law,  N.  Calvert  st  s  of  Lexington 
Nelson  Charles,  whitesmith,  16  S.  Liberty  st 
Nelson  D.  L.  dentist,  Calvert  st  n  of  Pleasant 
Nenninger  B.  music  master,  2  Courtland  st 
Nesbit  Judge,  Frederick  st  between  Baltimore  &  Second  sts 
tNetler  Dennis,  labourer,  Welcome  alley,  between  Sharp  and 

Howard  sts  [North  st  near  Fayette 

Nevins  Rev.  William,  pastor  First  Presbyterian  Church,  dw 
Nevins  mrs.  boarding  house,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Newall  Isaac,  grocer,  corner  Aisquith  and  Gay  st 
Newbell  John,  shoemaker,  Sharp  st  2  doors  s  of  Saratoga 
Newberry  James,  labourer,  111  N.  Eutaw  st 
Nevvlin  Cvrus,  grocer,  12  Light  st  wharf 
fNewitt  D'aniel,  waterman,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pine  |0>  A  me 

Newman  Joseph,  piano  forte  manufacturer,  Baltimore  st  w 
Newman  Wm.  W.  carpenter,  Holliday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Newman  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Shakspearest  vv  of  MarKet 
tNewman  Fanny,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
fNewman  John,  Sawyer,  Spring  st  n  of  Gougri 
Newman  Lawson,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  n  ot  Wilk 
Newman  Joseph,  piano  maker,  German  st  near  Green 
Newman  Mary,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine  [st  near  Charles 

Newman  G.  H.  Sc  A.  merchants,  49  S.  Gay  st;  dw  Lexington 
Newton  Wm.  comb  maker,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  u\  Cove 
Newton  Rosetta,  50  S.  Howard  st 

Newton  Thomas,  cordwainer,  George  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Newton  Mary,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Newton  Ann,  washer,  Granby  st  w  oi  Gougn 
tNewton  Isaac,  labourer,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
Niblet  Joshua,  blacksmith,  Camden  st  near  Sharp 
Nice  John,  seaman,  Monument  st  e  of  Ensor 
Nice  Mary,  tailoress,  Ensor  st  s  w  of  Harford  avenue 
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NIX  Matchers  Baltimore 

Nice  Sophia,  fancy  store,  20  Bazaar 

Nicholl  Thomas  Y.  bricklayer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wilk 

Nicholas  Wm.  stocking  weaver,  Penn  avenue  extended 

Nicholas  Wesley,  117  High  st 

Nicholl  Wm.  plasterer,  Pratt  st  6  doors  e  of  Caroline 

Nicholds  Wm.  weaver,  61  Albemarle  st 

tNicholds  John  caulker,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Fleet  st 

Nichols  Wm.  labourer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

Nicholas  Edward,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 

tNicholas  Esther,  William  alley  near  William  st      [Harrison 

Nicholson  Isaac  L.  72  Pitt  st.  lottery  office  Baltimore  st  w  of 

Nicholson  John,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Pitt 

Nicholson  Wm.  P.  merchant,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Pitt 

Nicholson  John,  grocery  and  feed  store,  109  Camden  st 

Nicholson  Thomas,  carpenter,  83  Saratoga  st 

Nicholson  Lewis,  seaman  and  rigger,  Thames  st  w  of  Bond 

Nicholson  J.  J.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  corner  Centre  and 

Fish  markets,  residence  Pitt  st 
Nicholson  Benj.  tavern  keeper,  15  Fish  market  space 
Nicholson  &l  Brothers,  lottery  &  exchange  office,  16  Bait,  st 
Nicholson  mrs  Mary,  tutoress,  54  N.  Gay  st 
Nicholson  Lewis,  laborer,  5  Philpot  st 
Nicholson  Jacob,  carter,  William  st  near  Cross 
Nicholson  &  Baily,  coffee  house,  n  e  cor  Green  and  Bait,  sts 
Nicholson  Capt.  Joseph,  Saratoga  st  near  St.  Paul's 
Nicholson  Henry,  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st  extended 
Nicholson  Henry,  labourer,  Harford  road  s  e  side 
tNicholson  Henry,  St.  Mary's  st  s  of  Ross 
f Nicholson  Catherine,  washer,  Mechanics'  alley  s  side 
tNicholson  Jenny,  stevadore,  Bank  st  w  of  Spring 
tNicholson  Charles, 97  Conway  st 
tNicholson  Adden,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
tNicholson  George,  Carpenter's  alley 
Nickerson  Charles' V.,  112  Baltimore  st 
Nickson  John,  meal  seller,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 
Nicoll  David,  stone  mason,  Beuren  st  n  of  French 
Nichols  David,  carpenter,  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Niemeyer  Charles,  shoemaker,  German  st  near  Howard 
Nigh  Samuel,  dw  208  N.  Howard  st 

NilesHezekiah,  printer  and  editor  of  "Niles's  Register,"  of- 
fice Water  st  e  of  South;  dw  68  St.  Paul's  st 
Niles  Benj.  F.  druggist,  126,  N.  Howard  st 
Niles  J.  W.  hatter,  SJ2  Pratt  st  w  of  Charles  [Barnet  st 

Niles  J.  W.  J.  printer  and   book  seller,  153  Baltimore  st;  dw 
Niles  J.  drayman,  Bank  lane  n  side 
Nimmo  Wm.  R.  50  Harrison  st 
Ninde  James,  watchmaker,  7  S.  Gay  st 
Ninde  Alexander  St  Co.  dry  goods  mercht  103  Baltimore  st 
Nippard  David,  potter,  n  e  corner  Hampstead  and  Eden  sts 
Nisewenger  John,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
Nixdorf  Tobias,  merchant.  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
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Nixon  John,  meal  seller,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 

Noble  Roswell  S.  machinest,  3  Mercer  st 

Noblet  mrs  Sarah,  dry  goods  store,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 

NoelJohn,  barber,  28  N.  Howard  st 

Noke  mrs  Elizabeth,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington  [museum 

Nones  &  Co.  lottery    and  exchange   office,  under  Baltimore 

Noon  mrs.  Ross  st  e  of  Paca 

Norden  James,  cordvvainer,  13  S.  Charles  st 

Norfolk  mrs  S.  fancy  milliner  and    mantua  maker,  70  Bait,  st 

Norman  M.  S.  commission  merchant,  38  S.  Gay  st 

Norman  Michael,  commission  merchant,   6   Waterloo  row 

Calvert  st 
Norman  John,  shoemaker,  Low  st  1st  door  w  of  Aisquith 
Norman  Capt.  6  Waterloo  row,  Calvert  st 
Norris  T.  E.  &  Co.  grocers  &,  com.  merchants,  82  w  Pratt  st 
Norris  Lloyd,  tea  dealer  &  grocer,  37  w  Pratt  st.  dw  92  s  Sharp 
Norris  Mary,  s  e  cor  Lombard  and  Eutaw  streets 
Norris  George  W.  14  s  Howard  street 
Norris  Richard,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Park  st  &,  Wagon  alley 
Norris  Richard,  dw  62  n  Charles  street 
Norris  Edward,  firm  Norris  &,  Wyeth,5*27  Hanover  street 
Norris  mrs  William,  21  s  Howard  street 
Norris  Sarah,  50  Hanover  street 
Norris  John,  shoe  maker,  Caroline  street  s  of  Wilk 
Norris  Ann,  100  s  Sharp  street 

Norris  Jonathan,  justice  of  peace,  n  w  cor  Eutaw  and  Sara- 
toga sts.  dw  Hookstown  road  n  of  Stockton's 
Norris  Isaac,  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  street  e  of  High 
Norris  Isaac,  carter,  Cove  street  n  of  Mulberry 
Norris  mrs  Mary,  e  Baltimore  street  near  and  w  of  Har.  run 
Norris  Richard,  Saratoga  street  near  Charles 
Norris  James,  carpenter,  Granby  street  w  of  the  run 
Norris  mrs  Mary,  s  e  cor  Lomba'rd  and  Eutaw  streets 
Norris  Robert,  seaman,  Wilk  st  w  of  Caroline 
Norris  Jonathan,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Norris  B.  B.  grocer,  cor  Pine  and  Fayette  sts 
Norris  Edward,  shoemaker,  Caroline  st  s  of  York 
Norris  Edward  S.  dw  Camden  st  w  of  Sharp 
Norris  Benjamin,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Pine  and  Fayette  sts.  <Jw 
cor  Howard  and  Fayette  sts  [ette  sta 

Norris  mrs|  Williamina,  mantua  maker,  cor  Howard  &  Fay- 
JNorris  William  H.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  n  of  St.  Paul 
Norris  8c  Wyeth,  dry  goods  merchants,  1734  Baltimore  street 
Norris  &.  Beatty,  hardware  merchants,  212  Baltimore  street 
Norris  Richard" &  Co.  hardware  Store,  216  Baltimore  street 
Norris  William  B.  256  Baltimore  street  \ 

Norris.E.  S.  dry  goods  merchant,  254£  Baltimore  st.  dw  How- 
ard street  betw  German  &  Lombard 
Norris  Thomas  A.  grocer,  256  Baltimore  street 
tNorris  Priscilla,  Annapolis  road  near  Spring  Gardens 

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O'DO  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

North  Edward,  watchman,  Alice  Anna  st  wof  Washington, 

Norton  James  H.  cabinet  lockrnaker,  Jackson  st  s  side 

f Norton  Henry,  whitevvasher,  cor  High  and  Salisbury  sts 

tNorlon  Mary,  washer,  Pine  street  n  of  Franklin 

Norwood  John  L.  painter,  27  2  Wilk  street 

Norwood  John,  grocer,  Saratoga  street  e  of  Cove 

Notherman  George,  shoe  store,  22  Centre  Market  space,  dw 

Nauvelle  Mary,  York  street  near  Charles        [67  Exeter  street 

Norville  William,  16  Block  street 

Nougeus  Joseph,  bricklayer,  150  n  Eutaw  street 

Nougeus  Mary,  Doctress,  150  n  Eutaw  street 

Noyes,  E.  dentist,  69  Lombard  street 

Nowland  Lambert,  142  Hanover  street 

Nowlan  James,  labourer,  92  High  street 

Nowlin  Francis,  tavern  keeper,  cor  Patterson  &  Cable  sts.  dvv 

Charles  street  near  City  Spring 
Noyd  mrs.  milk  woman,  William  street  near  Cross 
Noyes  David,  16  New  Church  street  [ofPenn  av 

Nugent  Win.  produce  dealer,  74  Franklin  st.  dw  George  st  w 
Nulton  Maria,  milk  seller,  Lloyd  st  e  side  s  of  Salisbury  st 
Numsen  William,  baker,  Paca  street  n  of  Pratt 
Nursear  Sebastian,  shoe  maker,  39  Fayette  street 
Nursear  Jesse  W.  shoe  maker,  39  Fayette  street 

fOAKFORD  GEORGE,  labourer,  Wolfst  n  of  Gough 
Oakley  P.  H.  office  Charles  street  1  door  from  Baltimore  st. 

dw  125  Hanover  street 
Oakley  capt  Joseph  Barre  street  near  Charles 
Obertouffer  John  C.  distiller,  cor  Bond  and  Pitt  sts 
O'Brien  C.  C.  C.  gun  and  rifle  maker,  55  s  Frederick  street 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  grocer,  cor  Pitt  and  East  sts 
O'Brien  mrs  Bridget,  Wilk  street  e  of  Wolf 
O'Brien  Dennis,  labourer,  Park  street  extended 
O'Brien  Mary,  grocer,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Ockarman  Catherine,  13  Franklin  street 
O'Connell  James,  carpenter,  Ross  st  w  of  Eutaw 
O'Connor  Eugene,  teacher,  cor  Baltimore  and  Eden  sis 
O'Connor  Patrick,  Light  st  near  Henrietta 
O'Connor  Sarah,  seamstress,  44  s  Frederick  street 
O'Connor   mrs  Lucy,  profesaor  of  music,  Saratogo  st  near 

Courtland 
O'Connor  mrs  Catherine,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 
O'Connor  Daniel,  huckster,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  37  n  Gay  street,  W.  Grouch  keeper 
Odell  and  Ives,  brass  founders,  North  street  near  Bath 
O'Donald  James,  stonecutter,  George  street  e  of  Pine 
O'Donnell  B.  grocer,  cor  Pratt  and  Frederick  sts.   dw  corner 

Water  and  Frederick  sts 
O'Donnell  Columbus,  dw  Charles  street  4  doors  n  of  Mulberry 
O'Donnell  Sarah  C.  Lexington  street  w  of  Pearl 
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O'Donnell  Bartholomew,  labourer,  60  Fleet  street 

O'Donovan  Jeremiah,  grocer,  Penn.  avenue  extended 

O'Donovan  Doctor  John  H.  Franklin  street  near  Park 

Oekes  Pattle,  labourer,  Saratoga  street  w  of  Cove 

Oelricks  &  Lurman,  3  n  Charles  street 

O'Flaherty  Michael,  labourer,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 

Ogden  mis  Benjamin,  10  New  Church  street 

Ogden  mrs  Maria,  milliner,  91  Green  street 

Ogier  mis  Mary,  cor  Gougl-  and  Eden  streets 

Ogle  William,  carpenter,  55  n  Eutaw  street 

Ogle  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Freedom  st  n  of  Pearce  st 

Ogle  Adkin  S.  bricklayer,  Fayette  street  e  of  Cove 

Ogle  Elizabeth,  15  Mott  street 

Ogle  James,  painter,  Liberty  alley  n  of  Beuren  street 

O  Harra  James,  smith  in  general,  19  Concord  street 

O  Harra,  John,  tavern  keeper,  43  i  Water  st  e  of  Gay 

O  Harra  John,  labourer,  Harford  road  n  e  side 

O'Keefe  Daniel,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Apple  allev  8c  Lancaster  st 

Oldfield  Granville  S.  Hamilton  row  Hamilton  street 

O  Laughlin  M.  house,   sign  and  ornamental  painter,  4  Holi- 

day  street,  dw  High  street  s  of  French 
O  Laughlin  John,  shoemaker,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
O  dam  Joseph,  cooper,  Mercer  street  w  of  Grant 
Oldham  John,  chair  maker,  40  South  street 
tOldham  Caleb,  caulker,  63  Albemarle  street 
nr       l\  Edvvard>  sweep  master,  s  e  cor  Bank  &  Market  st 
Oliver  William,  domestic  manufacturer,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
O  hver  capt  William,  Water  st  n  side  1st  door  w  of  Lloyd 
Oliver  mrs.  10  s  Gay  street 
Oliver  Hibernian  Free  School,   Wm.  Gibson  teacher,  North 

street  s  of  Saratoga 
tOliver  John,  cigar  maker,  15  Holland  street 
lrl.Ver  3?enrietta>  barber,  Short  street  n  of  Jefferson 
riii  ai  r  James'  carter,  Cove  street  near  Pratt 
Oil  Adam,  blacksmith,  Potter  street  w  side 
Olmiere  Sophia,  seamstress  ^Caroline  street  s  of  Water 
Olvis  John,  baker,  2  French  street 

Omacost  Joshua,  comb  maker,  Low  st  betw  Potter  St  Exeter 
Ondutch  mrs  Ann,  Baltimore  street  e  of  Pine 
O  Neale  John,  carter,  '36  n  Frederick  street 
O  Neill  James,  shoe  maker,  22  Pratt  st  w  of  the  Market  space 
O  iNeill  Robert  teacher,  s  e  cor  Paca  &  Franklin  sts 
riivT-ii  John'  labourer>  Whitworth's  row  e  of  Ross  street 
rvxT-.i  Srs  Ehza*  tavern  and  sh°P-  n  e  cor  F,eet  &  Caroline 
rvxr-1    KoSer»  cotton  duck  manufacturer,  Hamburg  st   near 
<>  JNeil   Daniel,  grocer,  cor  Cross  &  William  sts         f  William 
O  Neillo  William,  27  Concord  street 
Onion  Edward,  tailor,  Water  street  w  of  Lloyd 
Onion  Thomas,  plaisterer,  wside  Har.  run,  fronting  Pratt  st. 
Onion  Zachariah,  Gough  street  sof  Granby 


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Oniou  Corbin  L.  teacher,  75  Ensor  street 

Opperman  George  Lewis,  glover,  n  e  corner   Centre  Market 

Space  and  Swan  st 
Opperman  Ann,  seamstress,   Water  st  near  Strawberry  alley 
Oram  John,  labourer,  Sugar  alley 
Oram  Isaiah,  labourer,  Argyle  alley,  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Orchard  Wm  H.  teacher  of  music,  86  S.  Sharp  st 
Orem  John,  Charles  st  near  Camden 
Orem  John,  M.  merchant  tailor,  200  Baltimore  st 
Oram  Henry,  inn  keeper,  Lexington  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Ormswood  J  as.  skin  dresser,  Lefferman's  court,  near  French 

st  tan  yard 
Orndorff  &  Co.  flour  mts.  n  e  corner  Baltimore  and  Paca  sts 
Orndorff  John  H.  firm  do.  dw  116  Lombard  st 
Orphan,  St.  Mary's  Asylum,  Franklin  st  near  Cathedral 
Orphan,  (Bait.)  Female  Asylum,  Mulberry  st   between  Park 
and  Charles  sts  [Market  Space 

Osborne,  James,  second  hand  furniture  store,  Second  st  near 
Osborne  Susan,  Tripolett's  alley 
Osborne  James,  Tripolett's  alley 
Osborne  mrs  North  st  near  Bath 

Osborne  Alohonso  E.  bricklayer,  Green  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Osborne  Susan,  89  Pitt  st 

Osborne  Joseph,  carpenter,  Fayette  st  e  of  Cove 
Osborne  John  F.,  Bond  st  s  of  Gough 
Osborne  Wm.  naiior,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 
tOsbome  George,  labourer,  Park  st  extended 
tOsier  Wm.  porter,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
Ostendorf  Anton,  watchmaker,  43  Camden  st 
Osterman  mr.  carpenter,  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Osterman  Joseph,  pawn  broker,  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  High  st 
Oswald  Dr.  John,  Paca  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Oudeslays  Harriet,  43  Lexington  st 
Ounfitzhan  Tobias,  shoemaker,  Light  st  near  Hamburg 
Oursler  Edw.  sup.  chimnies,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Ottmer  Peter,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 
Otto  Dr.  Gustavus,  99  Bond  st 
Overbeck  Henry  A.  confectioner,  42  Franklin  st 
Ovvare  John,  barber,  Franklin  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
Owen  Thos.  G.,  Amity  st  n  of  Lexington 
Owen  Cap.  Wm.  agent  for  steamboat  Gov.  Wolcott,  and  com. 
mercht.  lower  end  Patterson  st.  dw  n  Charles  near  Sa- 
ratoga st 
Owen  Ilev.  John,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Owens  Wm.  farmers'  and  planters'  agent,  80  Dugan's  wharf 
Owens  Rachel,  milliner,  23  Market  st 
Owens  James  C.  carpenter,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Owers  Dr.  Isaac,  Aisquith  st  w  of  Pitt 
Owens.loseph,  keeper  Maryland  Penitentiary,  dw  do 
Owens  Sarah,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  cor  Fell  and  Wolf  sts 
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Owens  Joseph,  carpe  iter,  287  n  Howard  st 

Owens  Isaac,  grocer,  Exeter  st  n  of  Wilk 

tOwens  Basil,  cooper,  w  end  Baltimore  st 

tOvvens  Charles,  labourer,  Happy  alley,  n  of  Lancaster  st 

Owing  George,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Owings  Saml.  C.  North  st  bet  Saratoga  and  Pleasant  sts 

Owing3  Saml.  C.  proprietor  of  livery  stables,  Davis  st   n  of 

Saratoga 
Owings  James,  cotton  yarn  warehouse,  2  s  Liberty  st 
Owings  Caleb,  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Owings  Joshua  W.  globe  inn,  Baltimore  st  n  of  Howard 
Owings  Joseph  A.  house  carpenter,  142  n  Eutaw  st 
Owings  Thomas,  carpenter,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Owings  Edwd.  seaman,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Owings  Wm.  machinest,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery  st 

BACKWARD  James,  fisherman  63  Bond  st 
Padget  John,  shoemaker,  2  French  st  [19  do 

Page  Daniel,  ship  joiner,,  lower  end   McElderry's  wharf;   dw 
Page  &  Foreman,  grocers,  80  Dugan's  wharf 
Page  Wm.  firm  do;  dw  Stiles  st  near  President 
Page's  hotel,  Exchange  buildings,  entrance  Water  st.  see  adv 
Page  Albert,  ship  joiner,  Pratt  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Page  Washington  &  William  J.  ship  joiners,   near  the  draw 
bridge,  dw  Washington  Page  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 
Page  Wm.  ship  joiner,  Wilk  st  e  of  Jones's  falls 
Page  mrs  Mary,  Exeter  st  s  of  Stiles 
Page  Wm.  J.  dw  Wilk  st  near  President 
tPage  Cyrus,  Caroline  st  s  of  Water 

Paine  Allen,  silver  plater,  Pine  st  s  of  Fayette,"  store  s  e  cor- 
ner Baltimore  and  Howard  sts 
Pain  Frederick,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
tPaine  John,  labourer,  Gay  e  of  East  st 
tPallassian  Victorine,  tobacconist,  5  Bond  st 
Palmatory  John,  tailor,  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
Palmer  Thomas  E.  com.  mercht.  2  Bowly's  wharf 
Palmer  Miles,  carpenter,  Spring  st  n  of  Pratt 
Palmer  Edw.  com  mt  4  Bowly's  wharf;  dw  114  Hanover  st 
Palmer  Thomas,  gilder,  looking  glass  and   fancy    hardware 

store,  108£  Baltimore  st;  dw  3  Fayette  st 
Palmer  Isaac,  shoemaker,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
*  Palmer  James,  labourer,  Peirce  st  e  of  Pine 
Pamphilion  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  Grant  st   between  Baltimore 

and  Mercer;  dw  Paca  st  s  of  New 
Pamphilion  &  Geary,  carpenters,  Grant  st  between  Baltimore 

and  Mercer;  dw  Mulberry  w  of  Calvert 
Pamphilion  James,  cooper,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Pamphilion  Nicholas,  comb  maker,  Eutaw  st  opposite   Barre 
tParis  Hannah,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl  [Cove  st 

Parish  Jacob,  wheelwright,    145   Pratt  st  dw  Columbia  near 

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PAT  Matchers  Baltimore 

Parker  Nathan,  collector,  Fayette  st  opposite  Post  office 
Parker  Jonathan,  tavern  keeper,  5  Centre  Market  Space 
Parker  James,  Slater,  7  Commerce  st 
Parker  Oliver,  stove  manufacturer  and  dealer  in  iron,  corner 

Lombard  and  Calvert  sis.  d\v  Hamilton  row  e  Water  st 
Parker  Mary  Ann,  temperance  grocery  store,  120  Hanover  st 
Parker  John,  labourer,  Fleet  st  vv  of  Caroline 
Harker  George,  gardener,  Richmond  st  \v  of  Howard  st 
Parker  Thomas,  carter,  Caroline  st  n  of  Fleet 
Parker  capt  Thomas,  J20  Wolf  ft 
tParker  Caroline,  Pearl  st  n  of  Saratoga 
tParker  Margaret,  Run  alley  n  of  Lexington  st 
tParker  Stephen,  labourer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
Parkinson,  Robt.  ship  carpenter,  cor  Light  st  &,  Sugar  alley 
Parkinson  James,  tailor,  Jackson  st  n  side 
Parks  Ruth,  Tripolett's  alley,  near  Second  st 
Parks  Thomas  H.  grocer,  70  s  Calvert  st 
Parks  mrs  Mary,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Parks  Elizabeth,  47  Hanover  st 
Parks  Mary,  Jefferson  row  Conway  st 

Parks  Sarah,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Caroline  and  Hampstead  sta 
Parks  Abraham,  se  corner  Spring  and  Pratt  sts 
Parks  Archibald,  wood  corder,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
tParks  George,  labourer,  Cove  st  s  Baltimore 
fParks  Priscilla,  washer,  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
tParkinson  Nicholas,  porter,  Park  st  extended 
Parlett  Elizabeth,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 
Parr  mrs  Margaret,  stone  and  earthenware  store,  49  South  st 

manufactory  Eden  st 
Parr  miss  Ann,  milliner,  T2  Hanover  st 
Parr  David,  potter,  Pitt  st  2d  door  w  of  Eden  st 
Parr's  mis  Margaret,  pottery,  Eden  n  of  York  st.  store  South 

st  near  Pratt 
Parr  mrs  Elizabeth,  milliner,  High  st  n  of  Water 
Parrish  Stephen,  cabinet  maker,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
Parrish  capt  Lewis,  Exeter  st  n  of  Wilk 
Parry  J.  marble  cutler,  York  st  near  Light 
Parrot  James,  tailor,  Comet  st  near  Aisquith 
Parsons  Thomas,  shoe  manufacturer,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove 
Parsons  Magdaline,  corner  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 
Parsons  Edward,  lime  manufacturer,  Falls  turnpike  near  gate 
Parsons  John,  clerk,  n  w  corner  Green  and  Lombard  sts 
Parsons  Samuel,  trunk  maker,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 
Partridge  James,  printer,  16  Mercer  st 
Partridge  mrs  Hannah,  101  Hanover  st 
Partridge  D.  B.  grocer,  corner  Bank  st  and  Happy  alley 
Patapsco  fire  apparatus,  corner  Fayette  and  North  sts 
Pater  Wm.  pilot,  Washington  st  n  of  Alice  Anna 
tPaschal  Peter,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
Patrick  Lorenzo  D.  tailor,  27  s  Frederick  st 

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Patrick  capt.  Win.  Gough  st  n  of  Pratt 

tPatrick  Letty,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 

Patridge  E.  K.  broker,  16  Second  st,  dw  Mulberry 

Patriot  Baltimore  and  mercantile  daily  advertiser,    I.  Munroe 

publisher,  corner  Baltimore  and  North  sts 
Passeal  Peter,  sea  captain,  n  e  corner  Spring  and  Orleans  sts 
Passel  Rose,  Green  st  n  of  .Mulberry 
Passaey  James,  morocco  dresser,  Perm  avenue  extended 
Passano  Joseph,  1  Maryland  Arcade 
Passano  Joseph,  fancy  store,  36  Baltimore  st 
Pasterfield  Caleb,  shoemaker,  5  Comet  st 
Pastin  Ellen,  tailoress,  corner  McElderry  and  Canal  sts 
Pastorius  Samuel,  grocer,  cor  Mulberry  st  and  Lerew's  alley 
Patten  Wm.  leather  dealer,  dw  Charles  st  3  doors  n  of  Lee 
Patten  Melinda,Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Patterson  Mary  Ann,  Carpenter's  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Patterson  John,  carpenter,  Potter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Patterson  Richard,  corner  Market  space  and  Water  sts 
Patterson  mrs  Elizabeth,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Patterson  J.  W.  &  E.  iron  merchants,  s  w  corner  Pratt  and 

Commerce  sts 
Patterson  John,  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Bond 
Patterson  J.  W.  dw  96  Hanover  st 
Patterson  John,  rigger,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Market 
Patterson  Edward,  dw  w  end  Baltimore  st 
Patterson  Priscilla,  seamstress,  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Patterson  Joseph,  J8  South  st 
Patterson  Fdvvard,  dw  276  Baltimore  st 
Patterson  John,  merchant  tailor,  22  South  st 
Patterson  Wm.  cooper,  Ruxton  st 

Patterson  mrs  Joanna,  n  vv  corner  Charles  and  Fayette  sts 
Patterson  Wm.  cooper,  York  st  near  Charles 
Patterson  miss  Sarah  E.  Barnet  st  near  Charles 
Patterson  James,  cooper,  York  st  near  Charles 
Patterson  Abigail,  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Patterson  Littleton,  shoemaker,  Homespun  alley 
Patterson  Catherine,  Paca  st  n  of  Lexington 
Patterson  Wm.  carpenter,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Patterson  Wm.  carpenter,  Cove  st  n  of  Fayette 
Patterson  James  A.  deputy  city  collector,  Exeter  st  n  of  York 
Patterson  J.  H.  druggist  s  e  corner  Baltimore  and  Eden  sts 
Patterson  Wm.  brickmaker,  Water  st  n  side  e  of  Lloyd 
tPatterson  Joshua,  Spring  st  near  Pratt 
Patton  James  H.  cabinet  maker,  110  s  Sharp  st 
Paul  John  P.  proprietor  Washington  Museum,  over  Maryland 

Arcade,  C.  Market  space 
Paul  Catherine,  umbrella  maker,  &  oil  silk  factory,  7  s  How- 
Paul  James,  tailor,  Saratoga  st  near  Eutaw  [ard  st 
Paul  Wm.  mate,  112  Wolf  st 
Pawley  John,  carpenter.  Camden  st  near  Hanover 
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Pawley  James,  china  and  glass  store,  31  s  Calvert  street,  dw 

corner  Monument  and  Ensor  sts 
Pawley  John,  carpenter,  44  Pearl  st 
Pawson  Wm.  clerk,  12  High  st 
Paxton  miss  J.  tutoress,  Mulberry  st  vv  of  Pearl 
Payne  John,  printer,  Pine  st  s  of  George 
Payson  Henry,  123  Hanover  st 
Payton  John,  labourer,  Forest  st  s  of  Monument 
Peach  Martha  Jane,  bookfolder,  cor  Wagon  al.  &  Howard  st 
tPeach  Samuel,  labourer,  Charles  st  pear  Montgomery 
tPeach  Wm.  brick  maker,  Welcome  alley   between  Sharp 

and  Hanover  sts 
Peace  Julius,  wheelwright,  43  Front  st 
Peachy  T.  G.  saddle,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  7  Light  st 
Peacock  George,  proprietor  American  hotel,  56  w  Pratt  st 
Peacock  Ingram  E.  umbrella  maker,  100  w  Pratt  st 
Peacock  Samuel,  shoemaker,  Beuren  st  n  of  Monument 
Peacock  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Philpot  st  near  Church 
Peal  John,  deputy  keeper  at  Penitentiary,  York  avenue 
Peale  mrs  Martha,  Pratt  st  3  doors  e  of  Spring 
Peale  miss  S.  M.  portrait  painter,  Fayette  st  opp.  Post  office 
Pearce  Charles  R.  firm  of  Birckhead  and  Pearce,  dw  n  e  cor 

Charles  and  Lexington  sts 
Pearce  A.  W.  dentist,  19  s  Liberty  st 
Pearce  Wm.  of  Custom  house,  Maiden  lane 
Pearce  Richard,  shoemaker,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Pearsall  Nathaniel,  lumber  merchant,   corner  Alice  Anna  & 

Exeter  sts,  dw  47  Albemarle  st 
Pearson  Joseph  &  sons,  fur  store,  260  Baltimore  st 
Pearson  Mary,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Pearson  Levi,  coppersmith,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
f  Pearson  Elisha,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Peas  Elizabeth,  Pearl  st  n  of  Fayette 
Pease  Francis,  cooper,  Fayette  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Pease  Christopher,  cooper,  73  Wagon  alley 
Peaster  John  C.  tailor,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Pechin  &  Boothby,  printers,  over  110  Baltimore  st 
Peck  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker,  9  vv  Pratt  st 
Peck  John,  carpenter,  corner  Silver  and  Spring  sts 
tPeck  Henry,  labourer,  Conway  st  near  Cove 
fPeck  Lewis,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
tPeck  Thomas,  intersection  Harford  av  and  Ensor  st 
Peechy  John,  coachmaker,  Harford  road  n  of  Lumber  yard 
Peedham  Joseph,  merchant,  n  w  cor  Park  and  Franklin  sts 
Pedwze  Catherine  Eden  st  s  of  Orleans 
Peirce  Thomas,  commission  merchant,  97   Bowly's  wharf, 

dw  71  s  High  street 
Peirce  Israel,  Franklin  st  near  St  Paul's  lane 
Peirce  Ann,  Paca  st  n  of  Camden 
Peirce  Thomas,  commission  mt.  71  High  st  store  Bowly's  wf. 

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Peirce  Richard,  huckster,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 

Peirce  John,  carter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 

Peirce  Thomas,  iabourer,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  Church 

Peirpoint  John,  cordwainer,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 

Peirpoint  Misael,  Cove  st  s  of  Peirce 

Peirson  James,  weaver,  s  e  corner  Baltimore  St  Spring  sts 

Peirson  Thomas,  tanner,  73  Ensorst 

Peltan  Cornelius,  Spring  st  n  oi'Gough 

Peltan  Wm.  confectioner,  71  Harrison  st 

Pendergrass  Wm.  huckster,  French  st  n  of  Front 

Pendleton  Margaret,  huckster,  31  Exeter  st 

Pendleton  mrs  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  246i  Baltimore  st 

[Pendleton  John,  musician  and  white  washer,  103  s  Eutaw  st 

Penitentiary  Maryland,  s  w  corner  Forest  and  Madison  sts, 

J.  Owens  keeper 
Penn  Jacob  W.  bailiff,  corner  Pine  and  Fayette  sts 
Penn  Jacob,  city  bailiff,  Pearl  st  sof  Lexington 
Penn  Jacob,  brickrnaker,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Penniman  Thomas  &,  co.  commission  merchants,  77  Bowly's 

wharf,  dw  T,  P.  High  st  near  Pratt 
Penniman  Augustus,  book  keeper,  Frederick  st  near  Balto. 
Pennington  Josias,  Mount  Vernon 

Pennington  Jno.H.  piano  forte  tuner,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Pennington  James,  chair  maker,  Harford  road  n  of  the  lum- 
ber yard 
Pentz  Daniel,  victualler,  Pitt  street  s  side  e  of  Eden 
Pentz  John  J.  victualler,  Pitt  st  3d  door  e  of  Eden 
Pentz  P.  Henry,  victualler,  Pitt  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Pentz  Henry  jr.  victualler,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Peopet  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  Penn  av.  s  of  Hoffman  st 
Pepar  Charles,  watchmaker,  Centre  Market  space 
Peregoy  Caleb,  carpenter,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin,  shop,  Lex- 
ington st  e  of  Howard 
Peregoy  James,  carpenter,  n  side  Loudenslager'sHill 
Peregoy  Joseph,  Orleans  st  e  of  Caroline 
Peregoy  James,  cooper,  Park  lane  e  of  Cove  si 
Peregoy  Robett,  baker  and  grocer,  corner^Sterling  and  Mon- 
ument streets 
Perigo  Daniel,  capt.  of  E,  night  watch,  Wilk  st  e  of  Market 
Perigo  Joseph,  cooper,  George  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Perigo  INathan,  carpenter5  Hampstead  st  w  of  Spring 
Perigoy  James  C.  carpenter,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of  Eden 
Perigoy  Nicholas,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Paca 
Perin  John,  baker,  Second  st  near  Church 
Perine  Thomas,  53  s  Liberty  street 
Perine  Ann,  tailored,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Perine  Maoldin,  potter,  n  w  corner  Pine  and  Lexington  sts 
Perine  David  M.  register  of  wills,  dw  5  Lexington  street 
Perkins  Charles,  teacher,  48  n  Frederick  street 
Perkins  Dr.  Elisha,  druggist,  s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Green  sts 

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Perrigoy  Robert,  grocer  &l  carpenter,  cor  Sterling  and  Mon- 
Perrigoy  James,  carpenter,  Wine  ste  of  Cove         [ument  sts 
Perrigoy  Joseph,  constable,  86  Market  street  f  p 
Perrigoy  Joseph,   cooper,   Franklin   street  e  of  Green,  dw 

George  street  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Perrigoy  Nathan  W.  carpenter,  Caroline  stn  of  Mullikin 
Perry  Jeremiah,  clothier,  Market  space,  dw  Water  st  n  side 
Perry  Appleton,  grocer,  12  &.  14  Bazaar     [C  doors  w  of  Lloyd 
Perry  Cherles,  bricklayer,  Monument  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Perry  mrs  Susan,  Wilk  st  s  side  e  of  Exeter 
Perry  Charles,  labourer,  82  Conway  street 
tPerry  Walter,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
Peter  Matthias,  tanner,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Peter  George  A.  grocer,  s  e  cor  Bond  and  Alice  Anna  sts 
JPeter  Wager,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
Peterkin  Geo.  firm  of  Wilson  &  Peterkin,  dw  ne  cor  Granby 

and  Exeter  streets 
Peters  C.  G.  merchant  tailor,  109  Baltimore  st.  dw  8  South  st 
Peters  William,  baker,  34  Block  street 
Peters  John,  carpenter,  Centre  street  e  of  St.  Paul 
Peters  Jesse  T.  lottery  merchant,  235  Baltimore  street,  dw 

Pearl  street  n  of  Saratoga 
Peters  Richard,  blacksmith,  cor  Aisquith  and  Low  streets 
Peters  mrs  Rebecca,  n  w  cor  Albemarle  and  Granby  sts 
Peters  Henry,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Peters  George,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Green 
Peters  Henry,  shop  keeper,  Market  street  f.  p. 
Peters  mrs  Elizabeth,  107  Aisquith  street 
Peters  George,  116  n  Howard  street 
\ Peters  John,  gardner,  14  Lerew's  alley 
Peterson  John,  seaman,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Peterson  Christopher,  clothing  store,  66  n  Howard  street 
Peterson  Christopher,  clot'  ing  store,  cor  Paca  &   Lexington 
Peterson  E.  D.  carpenter,  Hollins  street  w  p 
Peterson  Martin,  rigger,  42  Alice  Anna  street 
Peterson  capt  Erasmus,  109  Bond  street 
Petherbridge  John  C.  dentist  and  bleeder,  13  e  Baltimore  st 
Petherbridge  Dr.  John  F.  office  for  cupping,  leeching  &  bleed- 
ing and  dentist,  19  Fayette  street 
Petticord  Solomon  J.  cordwainer,  Jackson's  court  e  of  Rossst 
Petticord  John,  hatter,  72  Exeter  street 
Pitcher  WaUen,  carter,  York  avenue 
Pitigrew  William,  weaver,  Peirce  street  w  of  Cove 
Pettit  Obediah,  bookseller,  cor  Potter  and  Gay  sts 
Pfahl  P.  A.  52  Harrison  street 
Pfil  Peter,  tailor.  Hill  street  near  Charles 
Pheil  John,  confectioner,  90  n  Howard  street 
Phelan  Jesse  C.  barber,  Baltimore  st  vv  of  Paca 
Phelps  mrs  Whitworth  row  e  of  Ross  st 
Phelps  Gardner,  cordwainer,  Long  alley  n  of  New  street 

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Phelps  Walter,  cabinet  maker,  Pine  street  §  of  George 

fPlieJp  Thomas,  Potter  street  n  of  Douglass 

Phifer  Francis,  blacksmith,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Preston  st 

Philbert  Hannah,  cor  Water  and  Hollingsvvorth  streets 

Phillicelty  Mary,  Ploughman  street 

JPhillip  James,  caulker,  Spring  street  s  of  Baltimore 

Philips  Richard,  letterer,  29  New  Church  street 

Phillips  William,  grocer,  36  n  Howard  st.  dw  Marion  st 

Phillips  Thomas,  blacksmith,  79  n  Gay  street 

Phillips  William,  ship  carpenter,  s  w  cor  Granby  and  High  sts 

Phillips  William,  blacksmith,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of  Spring  st 

Phillips  William,  Alice  Anna  street  w  of  Ann 

Phillips  Thomas,  rigger,  Lancaster  sireet  e  of  Market 

Phillips  Reuben,  carpenter,  Canal  street  s  of  Monument 

Phillips  William,  ship  joiner,  Bond  street  s  of  Water 

Phillips  Solomon  H.  brickmaker,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 

Phillips  capt  James,  43  Albemarle  street 

f  Phillips  Perry,  hackman,  Caroline  street  s  of  Water 

JPhillips  Lewis,  Exeter  street  s  of  French 

JPhill.ps  William,  labourer,  Bounty  alley 

tPhi'lips  Levin,  carter,  Wolf  street  s  of  Fleet 

Phipps  mrs  Ann,  New  street  e  of  Paca 

Phoenix  Shot  Tower,  s  e  cor  Front  and  Pitt  streets 

Pichaber  Eleanor,  28  Park  street  [bridge 

Pierce  William,  fisherman,  w  Falls  avenue  near  Water  street 

Pierce  Stephen  A.  hat  manufacturer,  16  C.  Market  space 

Pierce  David  M.  grocer,  s  w  cor  Gay  and  Frederick  sts 

Pierce  Robert  C.  painter,  8  Mulberry  street 

Pierson  C.  C.  dry  goods  merchant,  49  Harrison  street 

Pierson ,  gunsmith,  66  Centre  Market  space 

Pierson  William,  dry  goods  merchant,  51  Harrison  street 

Tifer  John,  cooper,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Shroeder 

Pigett  Thos.  grocery  &,  liquorgstore,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 

Pike  &  Neale,  com.  merchants,  over  3  Light  street  wharf 

Pike  Henry,  Sc  Ward,  hardware  mts.  31  s  Calvert  street 

Pikes  Thomas,  sailor,  Henrietta  street  near  Charles 

Pindle  Zacheus,  trunk  maker,  99  High  street 

Pindle  John,  Water  st  w  of  Market  street  f.  p. 

Pindle  Mary,  n  e  cor  East  and  Douglass  streets 

Pindle  Zacheus,  trunk  maker,  36  Sterling  street 

Pindle  James,  ship  joiner,  cor  Bond  and  Bank  sts 

Pindle  Thomas,  wood  dealer,  162  n  Gay  street 

Pindle  Addai,  wood  dealer,  123  Aisquith  street 

Pindle  Lewis,  carter,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 

Pinkney  William,  4  Waterloo  row,  Calvert  street 

Pinkney  Frederick,  attorney  at  law,  5  Waterloo  row  Calvert 

Pinkney  mrs.  Waterloo  row  n  Calvert  street  [street 

Pinkney  Jonathan,  treasurer  Eastern  Savings  Institution,  dw 

Charles  st  4  doors  s  of  Pleasant 
tPinknev  Chas.  drayman,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
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POP  Matchers  Baltimore 

tPiot  Rev.  S.  B.  St.  Mary's  college,  Penn.  av.  n  of  Franklin  st 

Piper  Dr.  W.  E.  12  n  Gay  street 

Piper  Philip,  bacon  dealer,  27  Pearl  street 

Pitt  William,  n  e  cor  Front  and  Baltimore  sts 

Pitt  mrs  Elizabeth,  shop  keeper,  cor  Constitution  street  and 

Pitts  Thomas,  hatter,  16  Tripolett's  alley  [Liberty   al. 

Pitt  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 

Pittman  Edward,  firm  Richards  &  Pittman,  dw  Green  street 

opposite  Medical  College 
Placide  Henry,  cooper,  Buchanan's  wharf  near  Cheapside 
Plackinberry  mrs.  70  High  street 
Plannet  William,  drayman,  St.  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 
Plaskitt  John,  bookseller  &  stationer,  218  Baltimore  street,  dw 

65  s  Sharp  street 
Pleasants  John  P.  &  Sons,  com.  mts.  70  Rowley's  wharf 
Plitt  George,  baker,  Franklin  street  w  of  Chatsworth 
Plownan  Wm.  R.  confectioner,  16  n  Liberty  street 
Plowman  Richard,  Cross  st  near  William 
Plumb  Peter,  carpenter,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  street 
Plumber  Richard,  merchant,  dw  Lexington  st  e  of  Pine 
Plumber  Hannah,  Alice  Anna  street  e  of  Strawberry  alley 
Plummer  N.  huckster,  Neighbour  st  betw  York  and  Har.  av. 
Plummer  Samuel,  coach  painter,  Light  street  s  of  Hughes 
Plyer  Frederick  tailor,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Piyman  John,  barber,  51  Camden  street        [al.  &  Eutaw  st 
Pochon  Charles  F,  grocer,  270  Baltimore  street,  dw  cor  Cider 
Pocock  Thomas,  meal  seller,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  church 
Poepplein  &  Brothers,  dry  goods  mts.  13  n  Howard  street 
Pogue  Anktill,  carter,  17  Sterling  street 
Pogue  mrs  Elizabeth,  26  German  street 
Poiern  Elizabeth,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Poins  Ezekiel,  waiter,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch 
PoitsDr.  Wm.  apothecary,  Baltimore  street  e  of  Green 
Polk  David  carpet  weaver,  Aisquith  street  n  of  Low 
Pollard  Seth,  painter,  Granby  st  w  of  Exeter 
Pollock  Henry,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 
Polly  S.  proprietor  of  Light  st  hotel,  44  Light  street 
Pontier  Louis  Edward,  50  n  Frederick  street 
Poole  mrs.  boarding  house,  4  South  st 
Poole  Ebenezer,  clerk  21  Exeter  street 
Poole  J.  C.  jr.  inn  keeper,  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Green  sts 
Poole  James,  carpenter,  Barre  st  near  Howard 
Poole  James,  122  s  Sharp  street 
Poor  J.  H.  North  street  1  doom  of  Lexington  street 
Poor  Dudley,  n  Paca,  e  side  s  of  Ross  st 
Poor  &l  Keyser,  208  Baltimore  st 
Poor  mrs  Mary,  Albemarle  st  cor  Stiles 
JPoor  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  Potter  st  e  of  Pitt 
Pope  Abner,  dry  goods  store,  32  Pratt  near  Hanover 
Pope  D.  S.  painter  and  glazier,  47  South  st 

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Pope  Folger,  painter  and  glaizer,  32  s  Calvert  st 

Pope   Lewis,  cabinet  and  chair  maker,   Penn   avenue,  s  of 

Hoffman  st 
Pope  mrs  Margaret,  Union  st  w  of  Rosa 
Poplar  Jacob,  pork  butcher,  Loudenslager's  hill  n  side 
Popplein  N.  jr.  importer  and  dealer  in  chemicals,  paints  and 

dye  staffs,  7  n  Liberty  st 
Poppleton  Thos.  surveyor,  Salisbury  st   2d  door  e  of  Exeter 
Poppleton  Ann,  confectioner,  101  n  Howard  st 
Porter  Win.  general  agent,  44  South  st 
Porter  mrs  Sarah,  East  st  s  of  French 

Porter  Jonathan,  Holland  st.  e  of  Aisquith  *  [Pratt  st 

Porter  Robert,  hardware   mercht.  High  st  s  of  Granby,  store 
Porter  mrs  Elizabeth,  120  u  Gay  st 

Porter  Jonathan,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Aisquith  and  Monument  sts 
Porter  Wm.  bricklayer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pine  [Ensor  sta 

Porter  Hugh,  proprietor   of  seven   stars,  corner  Forest  and 
Porter  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  284  Baltimore  st 
Porter  Augustine,  farmer,  Bond  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Porter  Thomas,  rigger,  90  Baltimore  st 
Porter  mrs  Mary,  77  s  Eutaw  st 
Porter  Robert,  Charles  st  near  Hill 
Porter  Wm.  Thomas,  36  Lerew's  alley 
Porter  Mary,  boarding  house,  24  Ann  st 
{Porter  Lemuel,  sawyer,  62  Happy  alley 
tPosey  Stephen,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
fPosey  Samuel,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Posey  Adrian,  hatter,  Tripolett's  alley  n  of  Second  st 
Posey  Daniel,  hatter,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Posnankie  Joseph  J.  clothing  store,  Lombard  st  near  Light 
Post  Office,  n  e  corner  North  and  Fayette  sts.  J  J.  S.  Skinner, 

Esq.  P.  M.  [Frederick  st  and  Dugan's  whf 

Post  R.  proprietor   New  England  coffee   house,  Pratt  st  bet 
Potter  John  jr.  tin  and  sheet  iron  ware  manuft5  Water  st 
Potter  John,  cigar  maker,  Green  st  n  of  Conway 
Potter  John,  cooper,  dw  Homespun  alley 
Potter  Matthias  S.  teacher,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 
Potter  Elijah,  ship  carpenter,  Light  st  between  Montgomery 

and  Hughes  sts 
Potter  Thomas,  watchman,  127  Aisquith  st 
Potter  Dr.  Nathaniel,  professor  pathology  and  practice  medi- 

dicine  University  Md.  Lexington  st  n  e  of  Charles 
Pottlnger  Thomas  B   justice  of  peace,  n  w  corner  St.  Paul'i 

and  Fayette  sts 
Pouder  Leonard,  Barre  st  w  of  Hanover  [w  of  Pine 

Poulson  Alexander,  W.  firm  Fickey  &  Poulson;  dw  Fayette 
Poukney  Messrs.  E  &  Co.  dry  goods  store,  45  w  Pratt  st 
Poultney  mrs  5  St.  Paul's  st 
Poultney  Samuel,  Mulberry  st  near  Charles 
Powell  Samuel,  victualler,  104  Lombard  st 

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Powell  Henry,  block  &  pump  maker,  McElderry's  wharf,  dw 

Aisquith  st  opposite  Hull's  lane 
Powell  Dr.  G.  W.  corner  Lee  and  Hanover  sts  [tution  st 

Powell  Isaac,  wheelwright, North  st  near  Bath;  dw  27  Consti- 
Powell  Elizabeth,  teacher,  Pine  st  w  side  s  of  Franklin 
Powell  Joseph,  seaman,  79  Bond  st  [land 

Powell  Henry,  block  and  pump  maker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Hol- 
Powell  Joshua,  drayman,  Hill  st  near  Howard 
{Powell  Otho,  whitewashes  142  s  Eutaw  st 
IPowell  Gazaway,     do  do  [land  st 

Power  Michael,  principal   of  Asbury  College;   dw  45  Court- 
Power  John  &  James,  produce  nits.   12  Franklin  st 
Power  John,  merchant,  Franklin  st  near  Howard;  dw  Howard 

near  Franklin  sts  [Biddle  alley 

Powers  Solomon,  granite  stone  cutter,  corner  Bolton  st   and 
Powers  John  flour  nit.  dw  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl,  store  w  of 

Howard  st 
Powers  Henry,  cordwainer,  Schroeder  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Powers  Richard,  grocer,  corner  Park  st  and  Inloes  alley 
tPower  James,  barber,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Powles  Henry,  cabinet  and  chair  maker,  corner  Howard  and 

Saratoga  sts 
Pralle  Dederick,  turner,  corner  North  st  and  Orange  alley 
Pralley  D.  tavern,  8  Market  st  F.  P. 
Pratt  &  Keith,  com  mts  19  s  Charles  st 
Pratt  Jas.  engraver,  office  penny  magazine;  dw  Jackson  st 
Pratt  Wm.  Holland  st  e  of  Eden 
{Pratt  Wm.  labourer,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
jPravel  John  cook,  18  Mercer  st 

Preese  Edward,  grocer  and  bacon  store,  25  s  Charles  st 
Prentice  Alexander,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Pearl  and  Fayette  sts 

dw  43  Pearl  st 
Prentice  John  H.  principal  of  Baltimore  college,  York  av 
Prentice  Sumner,  ship  chandler  and  grocer,  17  Spear's   whf. 

dw  Exeter  st  near  Pratt 
Presbyterian  (1st)  church,  corner  North  and  Fayette  sts.  Rev. 

Wm.  Nevins  pastor;  dw  North  st  1  door  n  of  Fayette  st 
Presbyterian  (2d)  church,  s  w  corner  Lloyd  and  Baltimore  sts 

Rev.  R.  J.  Breckenridge  pastor 
Presbyterian  (2d)  church,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Presbyterian  (3d)  church,  Eutaw   st  between   Saratoga   and 

Mulberry  sts.  Rev.  mr  Musgrove  pastor 
Presbyterian  (4th)  church,  corner  Holiday  and  Saratoga  sts 
Prestman  B.  C  24  St.  Paul's  st 
Prestman  Thomas,  clothing  store,  Fleet  st  e  of  Bond 
Prestman  George,  n  w  corner  Bond  and  Fleet  sts 
Preston  Laura,  43  n  Eutaw  st 
Preston  Ann,  Long  alley,  n  of  Franklin  st 
Preston  Wm.  P.  attorney  at  law,  24  Fayette  st 
{Preston  Diana,  Ensor  st  n  eof  Monument 
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Pretlove  John,  carpenter,  Wolf  st  s  of  Wilk 
Prevoot  A.  sugar  manufacturer,  90  n  Eutaw  st 
Price  A.  M.  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  n  e  cor  Pratt  &  Sharp  sts 
Price  Asa,  boat  builder,  Happy  alley,  n  of  Fleet  st 
Price  Rice,  oyster  cellar,  at  Pratt  st  bridge 
Price  John,  labourer,  Bell  alley  near  Davis  st 
Price  John  H.  clerk,  Paca  st  s  of  Elbow  lane 
Price  Margaret,  boarding  house,' Granby  st  opposite  L.  Gough 
Price  Howell,  corner  Gough  and  Spring  sts 
Price  Hersh,  dry  goods  mt.  35  Franklin  st 
Price  Win.  York  avenue 

Price  John,  Light  st  near  Henrietta  [27  Lexington 

Price  Augustus  M.  Sl  Co.  confectioners,  189  Baltimore  st.  dw 
Price  miss  Ann  W.  milliner,  47  n  Eutaw  st 
Price  W.  President  Fell's  Point  Savings  Institution,  Thames 
tPrice  Giles,  Grant  near  Pratt  st  [st  w  of  Market 

tPrice  Thomas  S.  whitewashes  17  McClellan  st 
tPrice  Jacob,  62  s  Howard  st 

tPrice  Romeo,  waiter,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's  lane 
tPrice  Levi,  shoemaker,  corner  Long  lane  and  Mullikin  st 
tPridgeon  John,  bill  poster,  Chamberlain  alley 
Priestly  Edw.  cabinet  maker,  4  Baltimore  st 
Prigg  Dr.  Joseph,  Lexington  st  e  of  Pearl 
tPrigg  Letty,  washer,  Lerew's  alley  extended 
f  Primrose  Greenbury,  Forest  st  h  of  Douglass 
Primrose  &  Russell,  cabinet  makers,  19  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Prince  Wm  A.  potter,  Pitt  st  back  of  2d  door  w  of  Bond 
Prince  Caspar,  hatter,  b  Thames  st 
Prince  Anthony,  M.  D.  5  Thames  st 
Pringle  mrs  Lucy,  78  n  Charles  st. 
Prino  J.  L.  second-hand  store,  30  Harrison  st 
Prior  Joseph  B.  cooper,  65  Saratoga  st 
Prior  Henry,  carpenter,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Pritchard  Thomas,  seaman,  54  Happy  alley 
Pritchard  mrs  Eliza,  French  st  opposite  Exeter 
Pritchard  Levin,  cabinet  maker,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Proctor  Wm.  hardware  mt.  4  Pratt,  cor  Light  st  whf;  dw  73  s 
Proctor  Margaret,  tailoress,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass      [High  st 
Prosser  Sarah,  Asbury  lane 
Prosper  Eliza,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Proud  John  G.  Courtland  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Proudfoot  Rachel,  grocer,  Charles  stnear  York 
tProut  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Camden  st  near  Howard 
Providence  Sisters  of,  Richmond  st  bet  Charles  and  Howard 
Pryor  Richard,  carpenter,  Mechanic's  alley  s  side 
Public  School  No.  1,  cor  Fayette  and  Green  sts 
Public  School  Female,  No.  3rn  e  cor  Front  and  Pitt  sts 
Pue  Dr.  Arthur,  28  Hanover  st 
Pue  mrs.  Charles  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Pugh  David,  North  st  near  Saratoga 
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Pulley  James,  seaman,  cor  Milk  and  Wilk  sts 

tPulley  Sarah,  Star  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 

tPulley  James,  drayman,  Eastst  s  of  Douglass 

Pumpey  mrs  Rachel,  Perry  st  near  Charles 

Purcell  James,  cooper,  Columbia  st 

Purcell  Jas.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Frederick  st  s  of  Water 

Purden  mrs  Susan,  Chamberlain  alley 

Purden  Matthew,  chair  maker,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Exeter 

Purden  Win.  carpenter,  7  Ross  st 

Purden  Wm.  carpenter,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 

Purdy  John,  iron  mt.  58  s  Frederick  st;  dw  n  w  cor  Pratt  and 

Purnell  C.  B.  mt  tailor,  60  w  Pratt  st  [Albemarle  sts 

Purnell  Richard,  miller,    at  Keller  &  Forman's,  North  st  n  of 

tPurnell  Stephen,  barber,  17i  Gay  st  o  t.  [Eager  alley 

Purper  Charles,  victualler,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 

Purviance  Samuel,  justice  of  peace,  35  s  Gayest 

Purviance  John,  lis  Gay  st 

Purviance  Robert,  11  Courtland  st 

Purvis ,  dealer  in  negroes,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 

QjJAIL  Henry,  fisherman,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Happy  alley 

Quail  Geo.  K.  hat  manufacturer,  56  w  Pratt  st.  dw  Columbia  st 

Quail  Thos.  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 

Quail  G.  &  R.  coopers,  12  Grant  st;  dw  cor  Grant  &  Lombard 

Quails  Conrad,  wheelwright,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 

Quay  John  M.  boat  builder,  w  Falls  av.  near  the  drawbridge; 

dw  Philpot  st  No.  1  s  side 
Quay  J.  C.  carpenter,  98  w  Pratt  st 
Quay  Sarah,  dealer  in  fish,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 
Queen  Sarah,  89  Pitt  st 

tQ,ueen  John,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  st 
tQueen  Edward,  barber,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
tQueen  John,  labourer,  Park  lane  extended 
tQueen  Robert,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
JQueen  Sidney  A.  washer,  College  alley 
4  Queen  Elias,  labourer,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Quimby  T.'R.  &,  Co.  dry  goods  store,  29  w  Pratt  st 
Q.uinn  Patrick,  shoemaker,  cor  Merper  and  Grant  sts 
Quinn  John,  Water  st  bet  Grant  and  Light 
Quinn  James,  labourer,  Holliday  st  n  of  Bath 
Quinn  Matthew,  hat  and  shoe  store,  68  Pratt  st 
Quinn  Patrick,  labourer,  Bath  svt  near  Holliday 
Quinn  Margaret,  cor  Cove  and  Penn  av 
Quin  Thomas,  s  e  cor  Spring  and  Wilk  sts 
Quin  Edward,  labourer,  William  st  near  Cross 
Quinsey  John  D.  sea  captain,  126  Exeter  st 
tQuinton  Solomon,  Busy  alley  near  Sharp  st 
Quisick  Edward,  Bond  "st  s  of  Fleet 
Quysic  Lewis,  Cove  st  n  of  Franklin 

K A AB  Chris'n,  harness  maker,  Park  st  1  door  s  of  Richmjnd 
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Rabb  Philip,  musical  instru.  maker,  Saratoga  st  near  Howard 
Raborg  C.  coppersmith,  brass  founder  and  tin-plate  worker,  12 

Pratt  st  near  Light;  dw  Pratt  st  near  Eutaw 
Raborg  Lewis,  boot  and  shoemaker,  69  n  Liberty  st 
Raborg  Harriet,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Radish  Thomas,  69  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Rafield  Wra.  W.  Conway  st  near  Sharp 
Rail  Road  Baltimore  and  Susquehannah,  depot,  North-st  cor 

Eager  alley,  Geo.  F.  De  Le  Roache,  superintendent 
Rail  Road  Baltimore  and  Ohio,  office,  n  e  cor  Calvert  &.  Fayette 

st;  ticket  office,  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Camden 
Raines  Lewis,  sea  captain,  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Raino  John,  boat  builder,  A  lice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 
Raisin  J.  M.  &  Co.  grocer  and  com.  mt.  7  Light  st  wharf 
fRalph  Abraham,  sawyer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
tRalph  Benjamin,  sawyer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
fRambo  Chas.  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Bank  st 
Ramsay  Elizabeth,  tutoress,  21  n  Gay  st 
Ramsay  Jefferson,  agent  for  Baltimore  Chemical  factory,  corner 

Salisbury  and  High  sts 
Ramsay's  Rope  Walk,  running  from  Bank  st  e  of  Market  st 
Ramsay  Wm.  brush  maker,  17  n  Howard  st 
Ramsay  Joseph^  blacksmith,  1  i  Market  st 
Ramsay  James,  rope  store,  Thames  st  w  of  Bond 
JRamsey  Catherine,  Run  alley  s  of  Fayette  st 

Ramsey  Isaac,  Fleet  st  w  of  Apple  alley 

Randall  William,  Bond  st  s  of  Water 

Randall  John,  32  Conway  st 

Randall  mrs  Mary,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 

Randall  Dudley,  mead  manufacturer,  n  Howard  st  near  Franklin 

Randall  Elisha,  auctioneer,  &c.  61  Front  st 

Randanne  Rev.  J.  St.  Mary's  College,  Penn  av  n  of  Franklin  st 

Randell  mrs  Dorcas,  huckster,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

Randell  Beale,  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 

Eandle  Pullen,  sea  captain,  Legrand's  row,  e  Baltimore  st 

Randolph  Thomson,  teacher,  n  wcor  Ann  and  Fleet  sts 

Randolph  Wm.  W.  lumber  mt.  Market  st  s  of  Wilk 

Raner  Wra.  waterman,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Conway 

Range  Patrick,  labourer,  Franklin  st  extended 

Rankin  Robert,  hatter,  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline 

Rankin  Samuel,  grocer,  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 

Rarick  John,  carpenter,  110  Wolf  st 

Ratcliff  Richard,  shoemaker,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 

Rathel  Elizabeth,  Castle  alley 

Rau  &.  Smith,  flour  mts.  n  e  cor  Paca  and  Franklin  sts 

Rawlings  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  70  s  Charles  st 

Rawlings  mrs  col.  B.  150  Sharp  st 

Rawlings  Benjamin,  116  Hanover  st 

Ray  James,  carpenter,  56  Sterling  st 

Ray  Andrew,  cooper,  Gran  by  st  w  of  L  Gough 
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Rayhiser  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  e  oi'Cove 

Raynes  Joseph,  harness  maker,  Lexington  st  e  of  Paca 

tRaynes  Benjamin,  whitewashed  11  Union  st 

Ilea  George,  cooper,  cor  Conway  st  and  Lunn's  lane;  dw  Eutaw 

Rea  John,  tailor,  George  st  e  of  Pine  [st  n  of  Conway 

Read  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  Caroline  st  s  of  Wilk 

Read  Robert,  dry  goods  mt.  29  Market  st 

Read  Wm.  dealer  in  stoves,  Aisquithst  s  of  Douglass 

Readel  J.  porter  cellar,  23  n  Gay  st  dw  31  do 

Readenbaer  Adam,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 

Reading  Philip,  labourer,   13  Philpot  st 

Ready  Win.  carpenter,  Madison  st  w  of  Howard 

Real  George,  labourer,  Hamburg  st  near  Light 

Realy  Ann,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Caroline 

Reamer  Thomas,  Lee  st  near  Light 

Reany  Alexander,  plaisterer,  Cove  sts  of  Franklin 

Reany  Win.  china  store,  e  Baltimore  st  3  doors  w  of  Temple 

Reardon  L.  &  son,  dry  goods  merchants,  163   Baltimore  st. 

dw  L.  R.  corner  Barre  and  Hanover  sts 
Reason  Joseph,  brickmaker,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Caroline 
Reboo  John,  printer,  n  e  corner  Bond  and  Wilk  sts 
Record  Esther,  Park  lane  vv  of  Cove  st 
Redding  Sarah,  9  Fleet  st 

Redgrave  Samuel  H.  livery  stables,  86  s  Charles  st,  dw  Barre 
street  e  of  Charles  [Barre  st  w  of  Sharp 

Redgrave  John,  carpenter,  corner  Paca  and  Green  sts.  shop 
Redgrave  John,  carpenter,  105  Park  st 
Reece  Joshua,  Pratt  st  e  of  Gough 
Reed  Samuel,  dry  goods  merchant,  80  Harrison  st  and  no.  2 

Maryland  Arcade 
Reed  John,  cooper,  Park  lane  extended 
Reed  Lucius,  Charles  st  3  doors  s  of  Centre 
Reed  Oliver,  stone  mason,  Columbia  st  betw.  Eutaw  &  Paca 
Reed  Lyman  &,  co.  commission  merchants,  6  s  Charles  st 
Reed  Mary,  Park  st  between  Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Reed  John,  cabinet  maker,  109  n  Eutaw  st 
Reed  Elizabeth,  17  n  Green  st 
Reed  Samuel,  cordvvainer,  4  Ross  st 
Reed  Samuel,  cooper,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
Reed  Isaac,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Reed  John,  Carpenter's  alley 
Reed  John,  Whitworth  row,  e  of  Ross  st 
Reed  Wm.  George,  Mulberry  st  near  Cathedral 
Reed  Joseph,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended 
Reed  James,  waver,  coiner  Peirce  and  Freedom  sts 
tReed  Thomas,  carter,  Hill  st  near  High 
tReed  Rebsia,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
tReed  James,  labourer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Reeder  Wm.  tobacco  inspector,  30  Holliday  st 
Reeder  Amos,  type  founder,  Sugar  alley 

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Reeder  Charles,  engine  maker  and   iron   and  brass  founder, 

Light  st  near  Henrietta,  dw  Sugar  alley 
Reeder  Barney,  milkman,  West  st 
Reek  Peter,  carpet  weaver,  108  Wolf  st 

Reekers  John  J.  professor  mathematics,  Fayette  st  near  Gay 
Rees  Henry,  victualler,  Holland  st  n  side  e  of  Harford  run 
Reese  E.  Y.  academy,  se  corner  Eutaw  and  Saratoga  st9 
Reese  Thomas  L.  grocer,  corner  Hanover  and  Pratt  sis 
Reese  John,  grocer,  62  n  Howard  st 

Reese  John  L.  &  Wrn.  brickmakers,  near  Moles's  point,  ad- 
joining w  end  of  Southern  Methodist  burying  ground 
Reese  John  L.  firm  do  dw  n  w  corner  Lee  and  Sharp  sts 
Reese  Win.  firm  do  dw  Sharp  st  1  door  from  Lee 
Reese  George  D.  grocer,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Biddle  st 
Reese  Margaret,  baker,  20  Alice  Anna  st 
Reese  Daniel  M.  brickmaker,  Lee  st  2d   door  w   of  Sharp, 

yard  Carroll's  shore 
Reese  Jacob,  pilot,  29  Fleet  st 
Reese  rev.  Levi  R.  46  a  Liberty  st 
Reese  John,  painter,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 
Reese  David,  manufacturer  of  baskets,  Pratt  st  4  doors  w  of 

Caroline 
Reese  mrs.  liquor  store,  s  e  corner  Bond  and  Water  sis 
Reese  David,  variety  store;  32  Baltimore  st 
Reese  Rev.  Daniel  E.  teacher,  41  Albemarle  st 
Reeside  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  Water  st  e  of  Commerce 
Reformer's  Church,  North  st  between  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
Register's  (F.  J.  Dallam  Esq.)  office,  City  hall,  Hoiliday  st 
Reeves  John  A.  tanner,  Saratoga  st  extended 
Reeves  Joseph  F.  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  46  Baltimore  st 

dw  Pratt  st  near  Harford  run 
Rehine  Zalma,  Hoiliday  st  near  Pleasant 
Reifsmider,  Jacob,  labourer,  Biddle  st  w  of  Ross 
Reicard  Philip,  45  Pitt  st 
Reid  R.  bookseller,  81  w  Pratt  st 

Reid  Thomas  N.  bricklayer,  s  e  cor  Pine  &.  Lexington  sts 
Reid  Isabella,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 
Reifly  Henry,  victualler,  corner  Jefferson  and  Eden  sts 
Reilly  George,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  n  w  corner  of  Wa- 
ter and  Frederick  sts 
Reilly  Patrick,  keeper  of  livery  stables,  hearse  and  carriages 

Frederick  st  n  of  Water,  dw  Water  st  w  of  Frederick 
Reilly  Martha  J.  O  grocer,  corner  Eden  and  Mulliken  sts 
Reilly  James,  tavern  keeper,  Water  st  e  of  the  Market 
Reilly  Patrick,  engineer,  corner  Wilk  and  Canal  sts 
Reilly  Nancy,  seamstress,  French  st  n  of  Front 
Reilly  John  F.  shoemaker,  corner  Short  alley  and  Canal  st 
Reilly  Susan,  French  st  n  of  Front 
Reilly  Philip,  labourer,  40  Exeter  st 

Reilly  John,  labourer,  e  side  Ensor  st  bet.  Ensor  &>  Stirling 
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Reilly  James,  labourer,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 
Reinicker  Ann  Maria,  Sharp  st  4th  door  n  of  Lombard 
Reinicker  J.  J.  grocer,  German  st  bet.  Sharp  &,  Liberty 
Reinicker  George,  s  \v  corner  Baltimore  and  Liberty  sts 
Reinicker  John    H.  sugar   refiner,    Carpenter's  alley  near 

Eutaw  street 
Reinwald  Wm.  26  s  Howard  st 

Reip  Alfred  H.  tinner,  Paca  street  s  of  Lexington,  dw  Mul- 
berry street  n  side  e  of  Paca 
Reip  Henry,  tinner,  8  Paca  st 
Reis  rev.  Edmund  J.   pastor  Baptist  church,  Forest   street 

above  the  Penitentiary  wall 
Reisinger  George,  cord  wainer,  Biddle  st  w  of  Ross 
Reishstine  George,  Lombard  st  near  Eutaw 
Reiter  Peter,  tavern  keeper,  w  Falls  avenue  s  of  Pratt  st 
lleiter  John,  labourer,  Eutaw  st  75  rear  sugar  house 
Reitz  Lewis,  Johnson  st  near  the  glass  house 
Remby  Roben,  moulder,  Camden  st  w  ot  Eutaw 
Renco  Elizabeth,  Union  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Rennels  Wm.  grocer,  38  n  Howard  st 
Renshaw  &,  Davis,  hatters,  48  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 
Renshaw  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Holland  st  e  of  Har.  run 
Reny  Thomas,  weaver,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Reppert  George,  glass  maker,  Johnson  st  near  glass  house 
Resch  Valentine,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  8  Bond  st 
Resh  Jacob,  paver,  Hoffman  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
Retan  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  Granby  st  w  of  the  run 
Reveer  Robert,  shoemaker,  Pitt  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Reyburn  Thomas  G.  merchant,  dw  32  Franklin  st 
Reynolds  Isaac,  produce  merchant,  269  Baltimore  st.  dw  34 

s  Sharp  street 
Reynolds  mrs  B.  boarding  house,  35  Fayette  st 
Reynolds  John,  painter,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Reynolds  Washington,  blacksmith,  Columbia  street  between 

Sharp  &l  Howard 
Reynolds  S.  F.  botanic  physician,  Baltimore  street  near  and 

west  of  Harford  run 
Reynolds  Colin,  shoemaker,  Wolf  st  s  of  Wilk 
Reynolds  Benjamin,  carpenter,  corner  Exeter  and  Hillen  sts 
Reynolds  James,  carpenter,  corner  Exeter  and  Wilk  sts 
Reynolds  John,  carpenter,  York  st  near  William 
Reynolds  mrs  Eliza,  Fayette  st  w  of  Green 
Reynolds  John,  seaman,  Fleet  street  w  of  Bond 
Rhinehart  Henry,  shoe  maker,  Wilk  street  w  of  Eden 
Rhinehart  Philip,  carpenter,  21  Constitution  street 
Rhinehart  Charles,  house  carpenter  &  packing  case   maker, 

11  Sharp  street,  dw  37  Camden  street 
Rhinehart  Letetia,  Bank  street  w  of  Caroline 
Rhoads  mrs  Elizabeth,  Fleet  street  e  of  Caroline 
Rhoads  John  H.  tobacconist,  Hanover  street  near  Hill 

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Riael  Sarah,  tavern  keeper,  s  e  cor  Eutaw  &,  Franklin  sts 
Rhodes  William,  com.  mt.  and  agent  for   Philadelphia  and 

New  York  packets,  59  Smith's  wharf 
Rhodes  Paul,  Ruxton  street 
Rhodes  George,  merchant,  Wine  st  w  of  Pine 
Rhodes  Benjamin  C.  100  Lombard  street 
Rhodes  Elijah,  carter,  Light  st  near  Austin 
Rhodes  Simon,  cordwainer,  18  Mercer  street 
Ricard,  John  R.  merchant,  245  Baltimore  st.  dw  Eutaw  st  n 

of  Fayette 
Ricards  &  Pellman,  dry  goods  mis.  142  Baltimore  street,  dw 

John  R.  R.  Eutaw  street  2d  door  from  Fayette 
Rice  William  T.  block  and  pump  maker,   Light  street  wharf 

near  Hughes's  Quay 
Rice  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  7  Light  street  wharf 
Rice  Henry  D.  49  Pitt  street 
Rich  Arthur,  91  Hanover  st 
Richard  Auguste,  watchmaker,  5  s  Gay  st 
Richards  &l  son,  American  and  British    Periodical   Agency 

and  Publication  house,  10   Calvert  st  a  few  doors  s  of 

Baltimore 
Richards  Samuel,  Light  st  near  Montgomery 
Richards  mrs  Margaret,  22  s  Charles  st 
Richards  mrs  Elizabeth,  Light  st  near  Montgomery 
Richards  mrs  Isabella,  n  w  cor  Hull's  lane  and  Aisquith  st 
Richards  Timothy  S.  coacbmaker,  High  st  s  of  Hillen 
Richards  John  C.  flour  merchant,  283  Baltimore  st  dw  Lex- 
ington st  e  of  Sharp  [Alice  Anna  st 
Richards  Catherine,  grocer,  n  w  corner  of  Argyle  alley  and 
Richards  Dr.  John  C.  Lexington  st  near  Liberty 
Richards  John,  wheelwright,  High  st  s  of  Hillen 
Richards  Jonathan,  shoemaker,  s  w  cor  Caroline  &.  Fleet  sts 
[Richards  Solomon,  labourer,  Ensor  st  n  w  of  Monument 
Richardson  Nathan,  painter,  cor  Calvert  and  Saratoga  sts.  dw 

70  Harrison  street 
Richardson  William  L.  grocer,  26  Light  street  wharf 
Richardson  G.  W.  firm  Wm.  McDonald  &,  Co.  dw  68  n  High 
Richardson  George  R.  attorney  at  law,  Courthouse  lane 
Richardson  William,  shoe  maker,  Welcome  alley  betw  Sharp 

and  Hanover  streets 
Richardson  William,  cordwainer,  Pine  street  s  of  Franklin 
Richardson  mrs.  Water  street  s  of  Exeter 
Richardson  William  H.  millwright,  Fawn  st  w  of  Exeter 
Richardson  Samuel,  city  bailiff,  Monument  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Richardson  mrs  Margaret,  Hillen  street  e  of  Front 
Richardson   Wm.  stage  driver,  3  Ross  st 
Richardson  mrs  Mary,  mantua  maker,  Ross  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Richardson  Wm.  millwright,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Richardson  Robert.  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
Richardson  Henry,  bricklayer,  16  Sterling  st 

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Richardson  B.  V.  &  F.  A.  dry  goods  merchants,  19  Balto.  st 
llichardson  John  W.  dry  goods   merchant,  23   Baltimore  st. 

d\v  43  Albemarle  st 
Richardson  Beale  H.  dry  goods  mt.  55  Balto.  st.  dvv  81  Front 
Richardson  John  W.  ship  carpenter,  81  Ann  st 
Richardson  i'Mvv.  J.  grocer,  s  e  corner  Pratt  and  Hanover  sts 

dvv  28  Conway  st 
Richardson  Rachel,  milliner,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
llichardson  mrs  Martha,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Richardson  mrs  Ellen,  nurse,  59  Happy  alley 
tRichardson  Charlotte,  Sharp  st  s  of  Lexington 
tRichardson  Wm.  barber,  Welcome  alley,  between  Sharp  anc 

Howard  sts 
tRichardson  Samuel,  whitewashes  30  n  Frederick  st 
tRichardson  James,  ship's  steward,  51  Fleet  st 
Richie  James,  brass  founder,  Holland  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Richmond  James,  bricklayer,  Low  st  bet  Exeter  and  Potter 
Richmond  Henry,  watchmaker,  Union  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Richstine  George,  Sugar  refiner,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Richstine  John,  sugar  refiner,  Perry  st  near  Hanover 
Rickart  George,  saddler,  Green  st  n  of  German,  shop   Balti- 
more st  e  of  Green 
Ricketts  David,  flour  inspector,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Camden 
Ricketts  Hugh,  93  Green  si 

Rickey  &  Speddin,  sailmakers,  over  20  Light  st  wharf 
Ricketts  Benjamin,  carpenter,  Eden  st  s  of  Pitt 
Ricketts  Daniel,  blacksmith,  Armistcad  lane,  near  Light  st 
Rickter  Frederick,  potatoe  and   corn  mer.  5  Light  st    wharf; 

dw  Columbia  st  near  3  tuns  tavern 
Rickton  Fred'k.  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
Riddle  Conrad,  scissor  grinder,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Riddle  Alexander,  labourer,  Front  st  of  s  Hillen       [tan  yard 
Riddle  James,  shoemaker,  Lefferman's  court,  near  French  st 
Rider  Washington,  brick  maker,  129  s  Sharp  st 
Rider  mrs  Elizabeth,  Penn  avenue  s  of  St.  Mary  s  st 
Rider  Aaron,  dealer  in  second  hand  goods,  Shakspeare  street 

e  of  Bond  [St.  Paul's  and  Fayette  sts 

Ridgate  Benj.  C.  judge   of  orphans'  court,  office  s  w  corner 
Ridgely  Archibald,  constable,  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
Ridgely  Charles  G.  attorney  at  law,  40  n  Frederick  st 
Ridgely  &  Sons,  dry  goods  merchant,  15  Baltimore  st 

Ridgely ,  iron  store,  38  s  Gay  st 

Ridgely  James  L.  attorney  at  law,  Paca  st  s  of  Ross 
Ridgely  John,  25  Hanover  st 

Ridgely  James  L.  plaster  store,  cor  Biddle  st  and  Penn  av 
Eidgely  Edward,  108  Hanover  st 

Ridgely  Noah,  justice  of  peace,  opposite  St.  Peter  s  church 
'    b  Sharp  st.  dw  and  patent  medicine  establishment  cor 

Charles  and  Pleasant  sts 
Ridgely  Charles  W.  30  Conway  st 
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Riding  school,  Baltimore,  n  w  cor  Saratoga  and  North 

jRidgely  Hannah,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 

Ridgway  Wm.  merchant  tailor,  n  w  corner   Market  Space 

and  Water  st.  dw  Water  st  near  Frederick 
Ridlemoser  mrs  Mary  A.,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Ridley  John,  Exchange  office,  25  n  Gay  st  O.  T. 
Rieman  Henry,  grocer   and  bacon  store,  n  w  corner  Eutiw 

and  Lexington  sts.  dw  63  Pearl  st 
Rieman  George,  bacon  mt.  dw  George  e  of  Pine  st 
Kigby  Henry  J.  clothing  store,  64  Centre  Market  Space 
Rigby  miss  Eliza,  mantua  maker,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Riggen  Wm.  cordwainer,  83  Harrison  st 
Riggen,  John  E.  hardware  store,  2004  Baltimore  st 
Riggen  Wm.  Fayette  st  e  of  Paca 
Riggen  Rhoda,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Washington 
Riggins  Israel,  ship  carpenter,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Riggs  George,  Charles  st  n  of  Eager 

Riggs,  Peabody  &,  Co.  importers  of  dry  goods,  197  Balto.  et 
Riggs  George  W.  38  Hanover  st 

Riggs  Alexander,  victualler,  Pitt  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Riggs  Samuel,  Camden  st  w  of  Sharp 
JRiggs  George,  porter,  Run  alley,  sof  Fayette  st 
Riley  Elizabeth,  liquor  store,  corner  Pine  and  Pearce  sts 
Riley  Stephen,  tailor,  Pratt  st  1st  door  e  of  President 
Riley  Samuel,  book  binder,  Granby  st  e  of  Exeter 
Riley  Edward,  morocco  dresser,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Riley  Absalom,  inn  keeper,  n  w  cor  Paca  and  Baltimore  sts 
Riley  Thomas,  stone  mason,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Lovely  lane 
Riley  Dr.  Wm.  Fayette  st  37  e  of  Calvert 
Riley  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Chamberlain  alley  n  side 
tRiley  Warwick,  labourer,  Camden  st  near  Howard 
Ring  David,  teacher  of  female  academy,  2  Gough  st 
Ring  Christopher,  corner  Apple  alley  and  Fleet  st 
Ring  mrs  Elizabeth,  dry  goods  store,  35  Market  st  f  p 
tRingle  Jacob,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's  lane 
Ringgold  Peregrine,  carpenter,  62  s  Charles  st 
Ringgold  mrs.  Pleasant  st  near  Charles 
{Ringgold  Benj.  sawyer,  Grant  near  Pratt  st 
{Ringgold  Hannibal,  porter,  Mechanics'  alley  s  side 
fRingle  mrs.  80  s  Howard  st 

Ringrose  James,  ship  carpenter,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Ringrose  James,  sailmaker.  Eden  st  s  of  Jefferson 
Ringshausen  Lewis,  Johnson  st  near  the  glass  house 
Riston  Rebecca,  huckster,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of  Short 
Rittenhouse  Elizabeth,  liquor  store,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Rittenhouse  S.   B.  teacher,  intersection  of  Hillen  and  For- 
est streets 
Ritun  Samuel  J.  cabinet  maker,  12  Pitt  6t 
Rivers  Catherine,  103  Pearl  st 
River  James,  shoemaker,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 
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Roach  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  n  side  of  Lee  near  Light  st 
Roach  Julian  Ann,  baker,  80  Ensor  st 

Roach  mrs  Jane,  bookseller  stationer,  printer,  &c.  n  w  cor- 
ner Baltimore  and  F  icft  sis 
Roach  R.  boarding  house, 
Roach  Michael  J.  carpent 
Roach  Nathaniel,  seaman,  65  1301. ^ 
Roach  Patrick,  clothing  store,  Camden  st  near  Light 
Roach  Jesse,  blacksmith,  Park  lane  extended 
Roach  Ann,  grocer,  corner  Hanover  and  Elill  sts 
Roach  Bridget,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Apple  alley 
tRoach  York,  drayman,  Union  alley,  w  of  Eden  st 
Robb  John  A.  ship  builder,  Fleet  st  e  of  Washington 
Roberts  J.  proprietor  of  Globe  Coffee  house,  87  w  Pratt  st 
Roberts  Benjamin,  hair  dresser,  24  n  Gay  st 
^Roberts  Edward,  grocer,  8  North  st  near  Saratoga  st 
Roberts  mrs  Mary,  50  s  Charles  st 
Roberts  Dr.  George,  131  Hanover  st 
Roberts  &  Atkinson,  druggists  and  apothecaries,  cor  Hanover 

and  Baltimore  sts 
Roberts  John,  collector,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Roberts  Wm.  seaman,  Gough  st  e  of  Caroline 
Roberts  Rev.  Wm.  L.  pastor  of  Reformed  Presbyterian  Church 

on  Harford  av.  dw  Monument  e  of  Aisquith 
Roberts  Hugh,  pilot,  45  Alice  Anna  st 
Roberts  Wm.  stage  proprietor,  33  German  st 
Roberts  Joshua,  plasterer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 
Roberts  mrs.  Margaret,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Roberts  Edward  P.  editor  American  Farmer,  dw  107  High  st 
Robertson  Nathaniel  C.  grocer,  cor  Baltimore  and  Bond  sts 
Robertson  Joseph,  coach  maker,  15  Bank  st 
Robertson  John  F.  cedar  cooper,  20  n  Howard  st 
Robertson  Chas.  H.  teacher,  18  High  st 

Robertson  Abraham,  chair  maker,  Baltimore  st  extended  w  end 
%  Robertson  Hannah,  washer,  cor  Light  and  Cross  sts 
Robins  James,  mt.  13  s  Calvert  st 
Robins  Albion,  sea  captain,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
Robinson  Margaret,  Tripolett's  alley 
Robinson  Sarah,  Pratt  st  4  doors  e  Eutaw  st 
Robinson  mrs  Mary,  doctress,  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and  Conway  sts 
Robinson  E.  (firm  Corner  &  Robinson)  dw  Pratt  st  near  Exeter 
Robinson  W.  C.  (firm  Thos.  Penniman  &  Co.)  dw  Holliday  st 
Robinson  Wm.    (firm  Sumner  &,  Robinson)  dw  Lombard  st  4 

doors  w  of  Hanover  st 
Robinson  Thos.  (firm  S.  &  S.  R.)  4  n  Frederick  st 
Robinson  Thomas,  26  n  Frederick  st 
Robinson  J.  &  P.  milliners,  38  n  Gay  st 
Robinson  John,  chair  manufacturer,  51  South  st;  dw  52  do 
Robinson  Mary  A.  Paca  st  w  of  Green 
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Robinson  Joseph,  printer,  stationer,  and  proprietor  of  Circulat- 
ing Library,   103  Baltimore  st;  dw  Lexington  st  oppo- 
site the  Court  house 
Robinson  James  S.  dry  goods  mt.  68  Hanover  st 
Robinson  Elizabeth,  dry  goods  store,  57  Hanover  st 
Robinson  Benj.  dry  goods  mt.  Barnet  st  bet  Charles  and  Sharp 
Robinson  George/tailor,  Sharp  st  bet  Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Robinson  Daniel,  grocer,  dw  64  n  Liberty  st.  store,    Paca  st  n 
Robinson  Hugh,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st  [of  Fayette 

Robinson  Wm.  carpenter,  Pine  st  vv  side  s  of  Fayette 
Robiuson  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  cor  Cove  &  Mulberry 
Robinson  mrsMary  L.  e  Baltimore  st  opposite  Lloyd 
Robinson  Nicholas  N.  Salisbury  st  bet  High  and  Exeter 
Robinson  Charles,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Robinson  Sarah,  s  w  cor  President  and  Pratt  sts 
Robinson  capt  Edwin,  Pratt  st  e  of  Eden 
Robinson  &  Elliott,  shoemakers,  s  e  cor  East  and  Hillen  sts 
Robinson  Wm.  grocer,  Penn  av  cor  Union  st 
Robinson  Thomas,  carter,  Peirce  st  \v  of  Cove 
Robinson  A.  s  e  corner  Baltimore  and  Pine  sts 
Robinson  Dr.  A.  C.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Pine  sts 
Robinson  Mary,  milliner,  13  Alice  Anna  st 
Robinson  Wm.  carpenter,  s  w  cor  Monument  and  Canal  sts 
Robinson  Josiah  C.  writing  academy,  95  Baltimore  st 
Robinson  T.  &,  S.  dry  goods  mts.  161  Baltimore  st 
Robinson  John,  paper-hanger,  20  Baltimore  st 
Robinson  Sarah,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Robinson  Edward  W.  carpenter,  Market  st  s  of  Bank 
Robinson  Wm.  jr.  79  Lombard  st 
Robinson  Lewis,  brickmaker,  s  Charles  st 
Robinson  James,  cordwainer,  Madison  st  near  Howard 
Robinson  Cheesman,  labourer,  Potter  st  s  of  Gay 
Robinson  Samuel,  bricklayer,  Burk  st  Canton 
Robinson  George,  bricklayer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Baltimore  st 
Robinson  John,  shoemaker,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
f Robinson  Sarah,  washer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilkst 
f  Robinson  Henry,  drayman,  w  end  Baltimore  st 
tRobinson  Edward,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
fRobinson  George,  hackman,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
tRobinson  George,  sawyer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
JRobinson  Lydia,  washer,  15  Concord  st 
,  Robison  Eve,  33  n  Howard  st 
Robnot  George,  seaman,  81  Bond  st 
Roche  J.  baker,  67  n  Gay  st 
Roche  C.  &  Co.  dry  goods  store,  66  Hanover  st 
Roche  John  A.  dry  goods  store,  52  Hanover  st 
Roche  Wm.  iron  founder,  Orleans  st  e  of  Forest 
Rochester  Wm.  farmer,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Rochester  Joseph,  teacher,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 
Rock  Neale,  carter,  Hollidav  st  s  of  Centre 
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Rock  James,  labourer,  Bell  alley  near  Davis  st 

tRock  Henry,  hair  dresser,  2  North  street 

Rockwell  Lances  T.  cordwainer,  Columbia  st  bet  Sharp  and 

Rocus  John,  shoemaker,  East  st  n  of  Pitt  [Hovvad 

Rodenmeyer  G.  grocer,  corner  Ensor  and  Forest  sts 

Roders  mrs  Ann,  ne  corner  Eden  and  Silver  sts 

Rodewald  Frederick,  jr.  4  s  Charles  st.  dw  Belle  Air  road 

Rodgers  Samuel,  wig  maker  and  perfumer,  68  n  Howard  st 

Rodgers  Roland,  hatter,  59  Mulberry  st 

Rodgers  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Montgomery  stnear  Charles 

Rodgers  Jacob  &  Sons,  hatters,  cor  South  and  Second  sts  and 

129  Baltimore  st 
Rodgers  Peter,  carter,  Ruxton  street 
Rodgers  Elisha,  grocer,  7  Fayette  st 

Rodgers  George,  hatter,  dw  cor  Second  st  &  Tripolett's  alley 
Rodgers  Wm.  &;  Co.  ship  carpenters,  Johnson  st  fp 
Rodgers  Wm.  mt.  tailor,  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Pratt  sts 
Rodgers  J.  &  Co.  glue  and  cow  hide  manufacturers,  Columbia 

st  w  of  Paca.     See  advertisement 
Rodgers  Percy,  Pine  st  w  side  s  of  Mulberry 
Bodgers  John,  machinist,  46  High  st 

Rodrick  Peter,  tavern  keeper,  corner  Bond  and  Thames  sta 
Roe  Richard,  105  s  Eutaw  st 
Rogan  Wm.  confectioner,  29  n  Howard  st 
Roge  mrs.  n  e  corner  Pine  and  Mulberry  sts 
Rogers  mrs  Hannah,  milliner,  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Centre  eta 
Rogers  John  H.  86  n  Liberty  st 
Rogers  Dr.  James  B.  Paca  st  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Rogers  George  N.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  cor  Peirce  &  Cove 
Rogers  miss,  Water  st  w  of  Albemarle  [Pearl 

Rogers  Nathan,  produce  dealer,    40  Franklin  st.  dw    do.  w  of 
Rogers  &  Rutter,  saddle  and  harness  makers,  151£  Baltimore  st 
Rogers  George,  s  e  corner  Bond  and  Wilk  sts 
Rogers  Daniel,  shoemaker,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Bank  st 
Rogers  &.  Marfield,  importers  of  saddlers  ironmongry,  26  w 

Pratt  street  near  Charles 
Rogers  Charles,  firm  of  do.  dw  68  n  Howard  street 
Rogers  William,  fisherman,  Still  House  street 
Rohm  Adam,  Pratt  st  w  ©f  the  bridge 
Roland  Hiram,  carpenter,  Pratt  st  e  of  President 
Roles,  John,  cordwainer,  Peirce  street  w  of  Pine 
tRoles  Isaac,  hackman,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Fleet  street 
Rollins  George,  carter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Shroeder 
Rollins  Solomon,  potter,  Hampstead  street  e  of  Eden 
Rollins  James,  blacksmith,  Eager  alley  near  Franklin  at 
Rollins  Isaac  jr.  brass  founder,  Hampstead  street  e  of  Eden 
Rollins  Isaac  sen.  carter,  Hampstead  street  e  of  Eden 
Rollins  William  C.  potier,         do  do 

Rollins  Aaron,  labourerer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Rollman  John,  baker,  Harford  av  n  of  the  Church 

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Roloson  Hugh,  bacon  store,  1 13  Pratt  street 

Rolsien  Mary,  seamstress  Lexington  st  n  of  Liberty 

:j  Roman  John  E.  drayman,  Run  alley  n  of  Fajrette  st 

tRoman  John,  gardner,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 

Roman  Catholic  Cathedral,  cor  Mulberry  and  Cathedral  sts 

Romyn  John  H.  tobacco  agent,  83  St.  Paul  street 

Roney  William,  25  Harrison  street 

Roney  Elizabeth,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 

Ronsaville  David,  carpenter,  Paca  st  near  Conway 

Ronsaville  David,  firm  Stouffer  &  Ronsaville,  dw  New  Church 

street  e  of  Sharp 
Rooker  Samuel,  hatter,  Davis  street  near  Lexington 
Rook  William,  blacksmith,  York  avenue 
Rookers  miss,  academy,  Lombard  st  near  Sharp 
Rooney  Hugh,  carter,  cor  Orleans  and  Carolinests 
Roop  William,  boarding  house,  cor  Charles  &  Camden  sts 
Roorbaugh,  Hannah,  Potter  st  s  of  French 
Ropes  Archer,  attorney  at  law,  30  St  Paul  street 
Roschen  B.  S.  accountant,  Orleans  st  e  of  Canal 
Rose  Wm.  H.  baker,  16  n  Gay  street 
Rose  Mary,  n  Sharp  st  2  doors  from  Baltimore  street 
Rose  Peter,  shoemaker,  45  n  Gay  street 
Rose  Christopher,  cor  Wilk  and  Caroline  st 
Rose  Israel  L.  shoemaker,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Rose  John,  sea  captain,  87  Alice  Anna  street 
Rose  John,  inn  keeper,  n  e  cor  Long  alley  and  Lexington  st 
Rose  George,  victualler,  Light  st  near  Austen 
Rose  Charles,  shoe  maker,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Mott 
Rosenberger  Joseph,  dealer  in  second  hand  goods,  Shakspear 

street  e  o\  Bond 
Rosenberry  John,  brush  maker,  Pearl   st  w  side   near  Bait* 

more,  store  2  n  Howard  street 
Rosenberry  Moses,  gardner,  New  street  w  of  Eutaw 
Rosenstock  David,  cordwainer,  Ross  st  wof  Eutaw 
Rosenstock  Garrison,  dry  goods  merchant,  21  Fleet   street 
JRosher  John,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Rositer,  mrs.  Balderston  st  near  Light 

Ross  Joseph  &,  Adam,  grocers,  7  Market  st  &  1  Market  space 
Ross  Benjamin  C.  dw  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  C.  Market  space 
Ross  Joseph  and  Adam,  lottery  and  exchange  office,  s  e  cor 

Baltimore  st  and  Centre  Market  space 
Ross  David,  saddler,  24  n  Frederick  street 
Ross  mrs  Sarah,  n  w  cor  Pitt  and  Front  sts 
Ross  capt  John,  Canal  street  n  ofMcElderry 
Ross  William,  house  carpenter,  73  Alice  Anna  st 
Ross  William,  inn  keeper,  Lexington  street  w  of  Paca 
Ross  William  ,  ship  carpenter,  83  Alice  Anne  street 
Ross  mrs  Elizabeth,  57  Fleet  street 
Ross  Daniel,  comb  factory,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
{Ross  Daniel,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  street 

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RUS  MfatchettU  Baltimore 

Rossberg  Gotleip,  shoe  maker,  42  Front  st 
Rossetter  Thomas,  fisher,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Roswald  Coleman,  merchant,  dw  New  st  e  of  Pact 
Roszell  Rev.  Stephen  G.  Wilk  st  w  of  Market 
Roszell  Dr.  teacher,  51  Fayette  street 
Roszell  Stephen  C.  cabinet  maker.45  Fayette  street 
Roy  James,  weaver,  Peirce  street  w  of  Gnats  worth 
Royston  John  &  Co.  dry  goods  mts.  57  Baltimore  street 
Rozensteel  Joseph,  grocer,  20  Pennsylvania  avenue 
JRoszell  Ann,  east  maker,  103  s  Eutaw  street 
Rothell  Charles,  carpenter,  Busy  alley 

Rothrock  Jno,  tinplate  worker,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  &  Paca  sts 
Rountree  William,  proprietor  of  Citizens'  Retreat,  Montgo- 
mery street  near  William 
Rourke  Mary,  Frederick  st  near  Water 
Rous  John  G.  cordwainer,  54  n  Howard  street,  dw  33  Pearl  st 
Rouse  Josephus,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
Rouse  James,  bricklayer,  Caroline  street  n  of  Bank 
Rouse  Benjamin,  rope  maker,  Apple  alley  n  of  Wilk  street 
Rowe  John,  97  Hanover  street 
Rowe  Thomas,  seaman,  Canal  street  s  of  Gough 
Rowe  capt  Joseph  H.  Market  street  s  of  Bank 
Rowles  John  J.  lottery  office,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Gay  sts 
Roy  Michael,  weaver,  Peirce  street  w  of  Chatsworth 
Ruark  Edward,  labourer,  Salisbury  st  n  side  wofHarford  run 
Ruby  Henry,  city  bailiff,  Bank  street  w  ofWolf 
Ruby  Samuel,  house  joiner,  cor  Happy  alley  &  Bank  street 
Ruckle  &l  Vansant,  mt.  tai'ors,41  Pratt  st.  dw  103  s  Howard  st 
Ruckle  Nicholas,  merchant  tailor,  105  s  Howard  st 
Ruckle  Williim,  jr.  grocer,  n  e  cor  Forest  and  Douglass  sts 
Ruckle  George,  caner,  116  Exeter  street 
Ruckle  Thomas,  painter,  231  n  Howard  street 
Ruckle  Thomas  C.  portrait  painter,  Fayette  st  w  of  St.  Paul 
Ruckle  Paul,  grocer,  253  Baltimore  street 
Ruckle  George,  carter,  Aisquith,  st  n  of  Douglass 
tRuckle  Williim,  cooper,  Ivy  alley 
Ruddach  David  J.  grocer,  30  Pratt  street  w  of  Gay 
Ruddach  mrs  Rebecca,  66  s  Sharp  street 
Ruddish  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  w  of  Ann 
Rudderow  S   tavern  keeper,  Lovely  lane 
Rudenstein  William,  grocer,  6  Light  st  wharf,  dw  Conway  st 
Rudolph,  Hammond,  Light  street  s  of  York     [near  Hanover 
Ruff  Andrew,  hatter,   176  Baltimore  street 
Ruff  J.  sho*  maker,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Rulon  Samuel,  coach  spring  maker,  27  German  street,  dw  25 
Rumney  Jane,  nurse, Brittonst  s  w  of  Neighbour     [s  Howard 
Rundle  Jonathan,  grocer,  cor  Light  and  West  streets 
Rusk  William,  victualler,  Pitt  street  e  of  Eden 
Rusk  John,  victualler,  Pitt  street  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Rusk  Jefferson,  victualler,  Loudeuslager's  hill  n  side 
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tRusk  William,  barber,  10  e  Baltimore  street 

Rusk  George,  victualler,  Pitt  street  2d  door  w  of  iMarket  f.  p. 

Rusk  Thomas,  victualler,  Orleans  st  e  of  Eden 

Russell  John  &,  Samuel,  dry  goods  store,  32  Centre  Market 

Space,  dw  Wiik  street  opposite  High 
Russell  Robert,  carter,  Wilk  street  w  of  High 
Russell  Alexander,  brickmaker, 
Russell  William,  Wilk  street  \v  of  Exeter 
Russell  Margaret,  seamstress,  56  n  Frederick  street 
Russell  John,  carpenter,  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Russell  mrs  Rebecca,  60  n  Charles  street 
Russell  mrs  Mary,  Union  street  e  of  Penn  avenue 
Russell  George,  turner,  Cathedral  st  near  Richmond 
Russell  Samuel,  tin  roofer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Russell  William,  pl.iisterer,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Lombard 
Russell  Joseph,  tinner,  16  n  Howard  street 
Russell  Richard,  carpenter,  79  Green  street 
Russell  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Wolf  street  s  of  Fleet 
Rnssell  mrs  Elizabeth,    upholsterer,  Pratt  street  5th  house  e 
tRussell  Charlotte,  Douglass  street  \v  of  Potter     [of  the  bridge 
Russsinn  Thomas,  tailor,  33  s  Liberty  street 
tRussell  Clemment,  coachman,  Crape  alley 
tRussell  Priscilla,  29  Union  street 
Rust  Mary  39  Pearl  street 

Rust  Samdel,  shoe  maker,  Forest  streetbetw  Ensor  &  Hillen 
Ruth  mrs  Sewer,  Union  street  e  of  Pehn.  avenue 
Rutherford  Nancy,  spooler,  Freedom  street  s  of  Pearce 
Rutherford  Elijah,  labourer,  Caroline  st  n  ol  Gough 
Rutledge  Jesse,  North  street  n  of  Eager  street 
Rulter  Thomas,  clerk  in  U.  S.  bank;  dw  Pearl  st  s  of  Mul- 
berry 
Rutter  Thomas  G.  dw  91  Conway  st 
Rutter  mrs  Margaret.  Lexington  st  e  of  Pearl 
Rutter  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st  n  of  Fleet 
Rutter  Henry,  carpenter,  Fleet  st  w  of  Wolf 
Rutter  Henry  J.  carpenter,  Wolf  st  n  of  Fleet 
Rutter  Edward,  sail  maker,  Armisted  lane 
Ryan  Margaret,  seamstress,  Water  st  near  the  market 
Ryan  Patrick,  tavern  keeper,  41  Light  st 
Ryan  Sarah,  corner  Light  st  and  Ruxton  lane 
Ryan  Cornelius,  keeper  of  white  hall,  Bank  st  corner  Market 
Ryan  John,  carpenter,  Friendship  st  1st  house  n  of  Orleans  8t 
Ryan  Wm.  tailor  Hillen  st  e  of  Front 
Ryan  Amos,  bricklayer,  George  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 

SABBATH  (Asbury)  school, no.  3  at  intersection  of  Ensor 

and  Hillen  sts 
Sabbath  (Wesley an)  do  Bond  st  s  of  Bank 

Sacey  Richard,  seaman,  Fleet  st  w  of  Market 
Sacom  Thomas,  carpenter,  19  Thames  st 

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Sadler  Henry  seaman,  Orleans  st  n  side,  3  doors  w  of  Eden  st 

Sadler  Mar>,  seam-tress.  Mechanics'  alley  n  side 

Sadtler  Philip  B   hardware  merchant,  172  Baltimore  st 

Saesler  Adam,  shoemaker,  n  High  st 

Saint  John  Daniel,  tailor,  Chamberlain  alley  n  side 

St.  Marry's  College.,  Penn  ave   n  of  Franklin  st.  Rev.  J.  T. 

Chanche,  president,  Penn  ave  n  of  Frauklin 
Saint  Mary's  Seminary,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Franklin  st.  Rev. 
L.  R.  Deluol,  superior,  Rev.  P.  Fredet,  pr.  of  theology, 
F.  T ho, 1 1 me 
Saint  John's  (Methodist  Protestant)  church,  47  n  Liberty  st 
Saint  John's  (Catholic)  church,  Aisquilh  st  n  of  Monument 
Saint  Victor  Emily,  Water  st  between  Light  and  Grant  sts 
Saint  John  Margaret,  Hanover  st  near  Richmond 
Saint  Paul's  church,  corner  Charles  and  Saratoga  sts.  do  bury- 
ing ground  German  st  near  Cove 
Saint  Peter's  church,  corner  Sharp  and  German  sts 
Saint  Peter's  free  school,  German  st  near  Hanover 
Saint  Peter's  church,  Saratoga  st  n  of  Liberty 
Saintnair  Anthony,  labourer,  Diddle  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
tSales  Benjamin,  drayman,    intersection   of  Harford   avenue 

and  Ensor  st 
Sale  Henry,  40  Lerew's  alley 
Salinave  James,  32  Pitt  st 

Salisbury  James,  iabourer,  cor  Argyle  al  and  Alice  Anna  st 
Salmin  Charles,  do  Jefferson  row  Conway  st 
JSalter  Joseph,  seaman,  57  Albemarle  st  [timore  sts 

Salzwedel  John  J.  furrier,  Sharp  st  between  German  and  Bal- 
Samuels  S.  grocer.  212  n  Howard  st 
Samuels  David,  Madison  st  near  Howard 
tSampson  Eliza,  Long  alley  s  of  New  st 
Sanders  B.  J.  &,  E.  J.  grocers  and  commission  merchants,  46 

and  48  s  Frederick  st 
Sanders  B.  J.  firm  do  dw  Pitt  st  near  Aisquith 
Sanders  E.  J.  firm  do  dw  Front  st  bet  Gay  and  Pitt 
Sanders  Peter,  milkman,  Henrietta  st  near  William 
Sanders  John  VV.  printer,  90  Pitt  st 

Sanders  Thomas,  huckster,  Low  st  2d  door  w  of  Aisquith 
Sanders  Jacob,  inn  keeper,  n  w  cor  Paca  and  Franklin  sts 
Sanders  Rachel,  seamstress,  Harford  av  near  the  Church 
tSanders  Thos.  seaman,  Wilk  st  e  of  Strawberry  alley 
tSanders  Woo.  whitewashes  Conway  st  w  of  CharJes 
tSanders  John,  hatter,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
tSanders  Mary,  Park  st  extended 
tSanders  Jarret,  labourer,  Happy  alley  near  Gou«h  st 
Sanderson  &  Jenkins,  dry  goods  mts.  269  Baltimore  st 
Sanderson  mrs  Susan,  7  Mercer  st 
Sanderson  G.  H.  in  Franklin  Bank;  dw  40  n  High  st 
Sanderson  Henry,  sheriff,  Baltimore  co.  82  High  st 
Sandlon  John,  bricklayer,  Low  st  6th  door  vv  of  Aisquith 
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Sands  &  Neilson,  printers,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Charles  sts 
Sands  Samuel,  firm  do.;  dw  East  st  near  Baltimore 
Sands  Washington,  tailor,  Hillen  st  w  of  Ensor 
Sands  Arrena,  Jackson  st  s  side 
Sane  William,  brass  founder,  North  st  near  Pleasant 
Sanford  John,  labourer,  Eutavv  st  n  of  Pratt 
Sanford  Abraham,  pawn  broker,  n  e  cor  Eutaw  st  &  Wagon  al 
Sangford  J.  L.  produce  mt.  117  n  Howard  st        [Lunn's  lane 
Sangston  Geo.  E.  mert.  1354  Baltimore  St.;  dw  Paca  st  w  of 
Sangston  J.  A.  &  Co.  dry  goods  mt.  134  Baltimore  st 
Sangston  Wm.  shoemaker,  Bank  lane  w  of  Belle  Air  market 
Sank  Nicholas,  furniture  dealers,  dw  55  Eulaw  st.;  store,  75 
Sank  Elijah,  carter,  Busy  alley  [Lexington  st 

Sanks  Nathan,  fisher,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
Sanks  John,  Pine  st  s  of  George 
Sanks  Jesse,  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 
Sanks  Corbin,  cor  Charles  and  Motgomery  sts 
Sankey  Ann,  boarding  house,  38  s  Howard  st 
Sanner  Singleton,  pilot,  143  Bond  st 
Santmeyer  John,  hatter,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
Sapp  John,  cooper,  Lloyd  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Sappington  Jarret,  carpenter,  Union  alley  e  of  Eden  st 
Sappington  Thos.  hat  manufacturer,  142  Baltimore  st 
Sargeant  Benj.  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Sargent  James,  porter  cellar,  cor  Fayette  and  St  Paul's  sts 
Sarsfield  Stephen  D.  shoemaker,  Charles  st  1  door  s  of  Pratt 
Sauerwein  Daniel,  carpenter,  Long  alley  n  of  Lexington  st 
Sauerwein  Peter  &  Geo.  flour  dealers  and  grocers,  67  n  How- 
ard st.;  dw  Park  st  bet  Saratoga  and  Mulberry  sts 
Sauerweine  Daniel,  carpenter,  Park  lanee  of  Pine  st 
Sauervvine  Geo.  mt.  87  Park  st 

Saulsbury  Andrew,  grocery  &,  feed  store,  cor  Light  St  Mont- 
Saulsbury  James,  seaman,  33  Camden  st  [gomery  sts 

Saunders  Abraham,  grocer,  39  Harrison  st 
Saunders  Maria,  tailoress,  German  st  bet  Howard  &,  Lombard 
Saunders  Benedict,  61  Pitt  st 

Saunders  Joseph,  comb  maker,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 
tSaunders  Amos,  labourer,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 
Sauners  John  J.  tobacconist,  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Saurence  Wm.  pattern  maker,  High  st  n  of  Stiles 
Sauter  C.  tavern,  Bond  st  s  of  Wilk 
Sauter  Christian,  dairyman,  Penn  av  s  of  Hoffman  st 
Savage  George  T.  cordwainer,  Lee  st  bet  Light  and  Charlet 
Savage  S.  72  Conway  st 

Savage  Wm.  H.  dry  goods  mt.  56  Lexington  st 
Sawner  Itagena,  St.  Mary  st  n  of  Penn  av 
Savery  William,  carpenter,  9  Front  st 
Savings  Institution,  Fell's  Point,  Thames  st  w  of  Market 
tSavoy  Wm.  brickmaker,  Burgundy  alley  w  of  Lunn's  Ian© 
JSavoy  Basil,  labourer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

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tSavoy  Richard,  boot  black,  20  n  Gay  st 
tSavoy  Richard,  labourer,  Chesnut  alley  \v  of  Pearl  st 
tSavoy  Samuel,  labourer,  Baltimore  st  vv  of  Pearl 
Sawer  John,  shoemaker,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Apple  alley 
Sawkins  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  1  Hollingsworth  and  Grant  sts 
Sawyer  mrs.  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Sawyer  Chas.  seaman,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Sax  Charles,  locksmith,  85  Bond  st 
Say  Mary,  81  s  Howard  st 
Scarborough  capt  Abraham,  33  Fleet  st 
Scarf  mrs  A.  fancy  dress  and  habit  maker,  over  33  w  Pratt  st 
Scarf  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
Scarf  George,  plasterer,  102  n  Eutaw  st 
Shaaper  William,  ivory  turner  and  musical  instrument  mak- 
er, corner  Commerce  and  Water  sts 
Schaeffer  Wm.  A.  justice  of  peace,  1  n  Frederick  st 
Schaeffer  Chris'n  A.  dw  n  Charles  st  bet  Mulberry  &Franklin 
Schaffer  John,  133  n  Eutaw  st 
Schaeffer  Jacob,  labourer,  w  end  of  Baltimore  st 
Sohapplemann  Wm.  clockmaker,  10  Mercer  st 
Schaub  Jacob,  grocer,  w  end  of  Baltimore  st  s  side 
Schaumaker  Rachel,  tailoress,  Lee  st  near  Sharp 
Scheldt  mr.  Charles  st  n  of  Eager 
Scheler  Christopher,  cabinet  maker,  81  n  Gay  st 
fScheller  Anthony,  carter,  Exeter  st  s  ofHillen 
Scherer  Michael,  millinery  store,  29  e  Baltimore  st 
Schimp  John  A.  boot  and"  shoemaker,  23  s  Howard  st 
Schlee  Peter.  J.  shoemaker,  Forest  st  n  of  Gay 
Schieieh  John  G.  baker,  35  s  Howard  st 
Schley  John,  baker,  5  Fayette  st 
Schlumpf  George,  barber,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Paca 
Schmidt  mrs  milliner,  3  Holliday  st 
Schminke  George,  40  Conway  st 
Schnauber  Wm.  confectioner,  Pitt  st  e  of  Eden 
Schorb  A.  Ill  n  Howard  st 
Schraekart  Michael,  Hamburg  st  near  Light 
Schrader  Christian,  cutler,  Charles  st  n  of  Conway 
Schrodt  John,  baker,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
School  Infant  No.  1,  German  st  near  Hanover 
School  Public  No.  4,  n  e  cor  Hanover  and  Lee  sts 
Schoolfield  L.  A.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  34  Baltimore  st 
Schollar  Jacob,  baker,  Saratoga  street  w  of  Cove 
Schieiner  Wm.  H.  fishing  &.  fowling  tackle  store,  41  South  st 
Schriver  mrs  H.  Monument  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Schroeder  Fred.  H.  tobacconist,  n  w  cor  Eutaw  &.  Conway  sts 
Schroeder  Wm.  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Schroeder  Henry,  mt.  Shroeder  st  opposite  Mulberry 
Schroeder  John,  shoe  store,  109&  Balto.  st.  dw  28uAlbemarle 
Schroeder,  Baltzel,  carpenter,  61  Bond  street 
Schrote  John,  baker,  cor  Light  and  Mercer  streets 

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Schule  Lewis,  rope  maker,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Caroline 

Schultz  John,  cordwainer,  Run  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 

Schultz  William,  hair  dresser,  Light  street  near  York 

Schultz  Jefferson,  115  Hanover  street 

Schultz  William,  hair  dresser,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 

Schunk  Ellen,  boarding  house,  64  French  street 

Schunk  Philip,  victualler,  Harford  road  n  of  the  lumber  yard 

Schuster  S.  tailor  &,  scourerer,  45  s  Liberiy  street 

Schvaekart  Michael,  Hamburg  street  near  Light 

Schweitzer  Joseph,  piaisterer;  49  Wagon  alley 

Schwalbe  F.  W.  clothing  store,  72  Centre  market  space 

Schwatka  August,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  street 

Schwartze  Dr.  Edward,  104  Hanover  street 

Schwartze  Frederick,  tailor,  53  Pitt  st.  do  High  st  s  of  Pratt 

Schwarzauer  Daniel,  York  street  near  Light 

Schwatkha  Charles   A.  blacksmith,  s  w  cor  Saratoga  street 

and  Long  alley,  dw  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  street 
Schwaitzen  George,  baker,  Hamburg  st  near  William 
tScoggins  Phoebe,  Forest  street  s  of  Douglass 
Scotchburn  Thomas,  rope  maker,  Harlbrd  road  s  e  side 
Scotchburn  Andrew,  huckster,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Schwartzman  Joseph,  saddler,  112  Eutaw  street 
Schwartzman  Jacob,  carpet  weaver.  75  s  Eutaw  street 
Scott  John,  attorney  at  law,  8  St  Paul  street 
Scott  Lewis,  labourer,  40  Wagon  alley 
Scott  T.  Parkin,  attorney  at  law,  9  St.  Paul  st.  dw  George  st 

near  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Scott  Rossiter,  89  n  Exeter  street 

Scott  William,  stone  quarrier,   Susquehannah  rail   road  near 
Scott  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  40  s  Eutaw  st         [city  limits 
Scott  Samuel,  cor  Baltimore  st  and  Strawberry  alley 
Scott  John,  shoe  maker,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Spring 
Scott  Elizabeth,  Baltimore  st  4th  door  w  of  Temple  st 
Scott  James,  rear  of  91  Pitt  street 
Scott  William,  tailor,  Jackson  street  n  side 
Scott  Joseph,  grocer  &l  flour  mt.  S8  n  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Scott  James,  shoe  maker,  Mullikin  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Scott  Patrick,  catpenter,  Franklin  street  e  of  Chatsworth 
Scott  Catherine,  shop  keeper,  33  Sterling  street 
Scott  John,  Canal  street  s  of  Market 
Scott  John,  clothing  store,  89  n  Howard  street 
Scott  Matthew,  Pyralecnic,  Eden  st  s  of  Mulliken 
Scott  Abraham,  carpenter,  boarding  house,   Saratoga  street 

near  Holliday 
Scott  James,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Apple  alley  and  Fleet  st 
Scott  Joseph,  lumber  driver,  Fort  road 
Scott  John,  carpenter,  Richmond  street  near  Park 
Scott  Ely,  8  n  Howard  street 

Scott  John,  produce  merchant,  Franklin  st  near  Howard 
Scott  Charles,  shoe  maker,  Potter  street  n  of  Pitt 
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Scott  Andrew,  shoe  maker,  Strawberry  alley  s  of  Orleans  st 

tScott  William,  sawyer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  street 

tScott  George,  labourer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 

tScott  Philip,  drayman,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  East 

tScott  Milkey,  washer,  Jefferson  st  6th  door  e  of  Short  st 

iScott  Samuel,  labourer,  Mechanics'  alley  n  side 

tScott  Jane,  Conway  street  near  Cove 

tScott  Elizabeth  A.  "Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  street 

tScott  Robert,  caulker,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 

Scotti  J.  ladies'  and  gentlemen's  hair  dresser,  ornamental  hair 

worker  Sl  perfumer,  11  &  13  South  street 
Scotti  Lewis  F.  keeper  of  the  intelligence  office,  agent  &   col- 
lector 2  Fayette  street,  dwHolliday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Scribner  S.  &  Co.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  basement  of 

City  hotel,  Calvert  street 
Scribner  Samuel,  dw  n  w  cor  Charles  and  Pleasant  sts 
tScriviner  William,  Light  street  near  Cross 
Scroggins  John  17  Lerew's  alley 
Scroggs  WTilliam,  carpenter,  dw  High  street  near  Pitt 
Scroggs  mrs  Ann,  43  High  street 
Seabright  Elizabeth,  Beuren  street  n  of  Liberty  alley 
Seabrooks  T.  dyer  &  scourer,  35  s  Charles  street 
Seagester  George,  turner>  Potter  street  n  of  Douglass 


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Seamore  William,  ship  carpenter,  17  Fleet  street 
Seamount  Jacob,  brickmaker/,Co!umbia  street  near  Cove 
Seamount  David,  brickmaker,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 
Seargeant  James,  porter  celler,  cor  Fayette  st  and  St  Paul's 

lane,  dvv  cor  Front  and  Low  streets 
Searley  Jane,  victualler,  Anna  street  n  of  Gough 
Searley  James  E.  teacher,  66  Ann  street 
Searley,  Edward,  victualler,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market 
tSeaney  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Sears  Thomas,  tailor,  Pratt  st  near  Cove 
Sears  William,  gardner,  Forest  street  s  of  Orleans 
Sears  Ward  &  Co.  proprietor  ofThomsonian   medicine  store, 

s  e  cor  Water  &,  Calvert  streets 
Seaverson  Thomas,  coach  and  harness  maker,  cor  Fayette  St 

McClellan  streets 
Secerberg  Terolus,  29  German  slreet 
Seche  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  &  mahogany  dealer,   13  Park 

shop  Lexington  street  near  Liberty 
Secrist  Carroll,  dairyman,  Biddle  ste  of  Penn.  avenue 
Sedgar  Thomas,  gilder,  Hill  street  w  of  Hanover 
Seed  James,  victualler,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  St.  Mary  street 
Seeger  James,  silver  plater,  1  w  Fayette  street 
Segafoose  John,  grocer,  cor  Light  st  and  Guilford  alley 
*Segan  Ann,  huckster,  56  n  Gay  street 
f  Segurik  Tilghman,  labourer,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 
Seibert  Philip,  corset  maker,  62  Harrison  street 
Seidenstricker,  &,  Galloway,  tobacco  &  snuff  manufacturers, 

27  Centre  Market  space 
Seidenstricker  John,  book  binder,|Eutaw  st  n  of  Pratt 
Seidenstricker  John  B„  glass,  paint  &.  drug  store,  Forest   st 
Seines  mrs  Martha,  161  n  Gay  street  [s  of  French 

Selby  miss  M.  A,  milliner,  74  s  Charles  street 
Selding  Daniel  Charles,  jr.  weaver,  Lexington  st  near  Pearl 
Sellek  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  33  Union  street 
Sellers  mrs  Hester  Ann,  s  w  cor  Frederick  and  Baltimore  sts 
Sellers  misses,  boarding  house,  14  s  Calvert  street 
Sellers  John,  blacksmith  St  wheelwright,  s  wcor  Paca  St  Sara- 
toga streets,  dw  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Sellers  John,  carpenter,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Hoffman  street 
Sellers  Francis,  oyster  &  porter  cellar,  cor  Mercer  St  Grant  sts 
Sellman  and  Crook,  wholesale  grocery  St  com.  mts.  n  w  cor 

Pratt  and  South  sts 
Sellman  James  C.  dw  St.  Paul  st  betw  Pleasant  &,  Mulberry 
tSelman,  Peter,  rigger,  38  s  Charles  street 
Seltzer  mrs  Mary  A.  Penn.  avenue  s  of  Hoffman  st 
Seltzer  Lewis,  victualler,  Hoffman  st  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Selvage  S.  B.  saddle  and  harness  maker,  4  South  street 
Selvage  William,  coach  and  harness  maker,  n  w  cor  Fayette 

and  Liberty  sts.  dw  cor  Park  street  and  Dutch  alley 
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Selvey  Rebecca,  Barre  street  near  Sharp 

Seney  Joshua,  grocer,  cor  Water  street  &  Market  space,  dw 

55  Exeter  street 
Sensz  Nicholas,  glass  cutter,  Hamburg  street  near  William 
Seraden  mr.  shoe  maker,  Wolf  street  near  Thames 
Serrett  R.  brickmaker,  cor  Monument  and  Sterling  sts 
tSerrett  Ann,  washer,  Sharp  street  near  Busy  alley 
Servary  Peter,  Paca  street  s  of  New 
Server  mrs  Ann,  Wolf  st  n  of  Alice  Anna  street 
Server,  mrs  Mary,  cor  Low  and  Exeter  sts 
Serville  John,  carpenter,  Monument  st  e  of  Canal 
Seth  mrs  Elizabeth,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of  Aisquith 
Seth  Susan,  milliner,  49  n  Eutaw 
JSeth  Hercules,  Bank  street  w  of  Wolf 
Severe  James,  wheelwright,  82  High  street 
Seville  James,  carpenter,  Monument  st  e  of  Canal 
Sewell  John,  carpenter,   Paca  street  w  of  Lunn's  lane,  shop 

cor  Camden  &  Paca  streets 
Sewell  Richard,  shoe  maker,  56  n  Gay  street  o  t. 
Sewell  Reuben,  sailmaker,  Wilk  street  w  of  Ann 
Sewell  Thomas,  turner,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Sewell  Richard,  wholesale  dry  goods  rat.  223*  Baltimore  st 
Sewell  Rev.  James,  Barre  street 
Sexton  Cornelius,  gardner,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Seyler  Frederick,  currier,  24  s  Liberty  street,  dw  Lexington 

street  betw  Liberty  and  Park  streets 
Seymour  William,  ship  carpenter,  17  Fleet  street 
tSeymore  Lucy,  seamstress,  Necessity  alley  betw  Exeter  & 
Shade  George  W.  tailor,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove        [Front  sts 
Shaffor  George,  paver,  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 
Shaffer  Jesse,  wheelwright,  Henrietta  st  near  Light 
Shaffer  George,  labourer,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  Union  street 
Shaffer  George,  porter,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Shaffer  Samuel,  labourer,  Forest  n  of  Madison  st 
Shaffner  George,  currier,  16  Cheapside 
Shaffner  Wm.  victualler,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Shaffner  Jacob,  artificial  flower  store,  50  Baltimore  st 
Shallus  Samuel,  31  Lexington  st 
Shakelford  Lewis,  pilot,  10  Thames  st 
Shamer  James,  tinner,  corner  Charles  and  Barre  sts 
Shamberg  John,  31  s  Liberty  st 
Shamberg  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  29  s  Liberty  st 
Shanahan  James,  labourer,  35  Camden  st 
Shanahan  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  60  s  Calvert  st 
Shanaman  John,  tin  plate  worker,  43  n  Howard  st 
Shane  Elizabeth,  Holliday  st  n  of  Bath 
Shane  Patrick,  do         do 

Shane  Joseph,  justice  of  peace,  69  Hanover  street,  dw  Cam- 
den st  between  Eutaw  and  Paca 
Shane  Dr.  Samuel,  surgeon  dentist,  49  s  Sharp  st 

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Shanly  James,  classical  teacher,! Water  st  n  side  vv  of  Lloyd 
Shannessy  James,  painter,   31  Fayette  st.  dw  Lexington  st 

between  Howard  &  Eutaw 
Shannessy  Mary,  fancy  store,  63  Lexington  st 
Shannon  Joseph  P.  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  n  of  M'Elderry 
Shannon  Wm.  5  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Shannon  John,  weaver,  Freedom  st  n  of  Pearce 
Shaphoff  Elizabeth,  Long  alley  n  of  New  st 
Sharah  Ann,  boarding  house,  123  Pratt  st 
Share  Joseph,  brass  founder,  11  Concord  st.  dw  3  e  Water 
Sharkey  Bridget,  Paca  st  s  of  Fayette 
Sharp  A.  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 

Sharp  Henry,  caulker,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Sharp  H^nry,  labourer,  Bond  st  s  of  York 
Sharp  Joseph,  shoemaker,  20  Market  st 
tSharp  James,  drayman,  Low  st 
^Sharper  Zachariah,  labourer,  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Sharpley  John,  commission  merchant,  81  Smith's  wharf,  dw 

Fawn  st  between  Exeter  and  High 
Shatton  Samuel,  170  n  Gay  st 
Shaw  Matthew,  grocer  and  commission    merchant,  20  Light 

st  wharf,  dw  Montgomery  st 
Shaw  Elias,  flour  merchant,  3   s  Howard   street,   dw   Paca 

street  s  of  German 
Shaw  Samuel,  bricklayer,  Pearl  st  n  of  Lexington 
Shaw  Samuel  H.  clerk,  Gough  st  e  of  Caroline 
Shaw  John,  blacksmith,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Green 
Shaw  John,  French  st  n  of  Front 
Shaw  John  H.  umbrella  maker,  81  Ensor  st 
Shaw  Wm.  grocer,  Tyson  st 

Shaw  Isaiah,  bricklayer,  Henrietta  st  near  Charles 
Shaw  Sophia,  boarding  house,  247  Baltimore  st 
Shaw  John,  blacksmith,  92  n  Howard  st 
Shaw  Wm.  Lexington  st  near  Courtland 
Shaw  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 
Shea  Henry,  teacher,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 
tSheaf  Henry,  sawyer,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  Church 
Shear  Wm.  carpenter,  York  st  near  Light 
Sheckles  John,  grocery  and   liquor  store,   corner   of  Lunn'a 

lane  and  Conway  street 
Sheckles  Ann,  grocer,  Lombard  st  w  of  Pine 
Shedd  Wm.  P.  &  J.  prop.  Metamora  house,  7  s  Charles  st 
Shedrick  John,  rigger,  n  e  corner  Alice  Anna  and  Wolf  8ts 
Sheef  Joseph,  grain  merchant,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 
Sheerer  Wm.  Chatsworth  st  n  of  Franklin 
Sheets  Jacob,  coachmaker,  Lunn's  lane  n  of  Conway  st 
Shehan  Thomas  H.  cordwainer,  Pearl  st  a  of  Lexington 
Shehe  Edward,  cordwainer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Sheilds  Patrick,  labourer,  21  Concord  st 
Shekies  Wm.  stone  cutter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 

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Shelly  Wm.  carpenter,  n  w  corner  Aisquith  st  &,  Lunn's  lane 

Sheldon  John,  shoemaker,  corner  Forest  and  Ensor  sts 

Sheldon  James,  shoemaker,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 

Shelly  Henry,  victualler,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 

Shelly  mrs  Ellen,  Mullikin  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 

Shelly  Stephen,  shoemaker,  31  Alice  Annast 

Sheppard  Richard,  saddler,  48  n  Liberty  st 

Sheppard  John,  harness  maker,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

Sheppard  Philip  H.  confectioner,  Concord  st 

Sheppard  Reed,  plaisterer,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 

Sheppard  Benjamin,  s  w  corner  Water  and  Grant  sts 

Sheppard  Thomas  S.  n  w  corner  Pratt  and  Sharp  sts 

Sheppard  George,  fisherman,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 

Sheppard  mrs.  w  Pratt  st  2  doors  from  Sharp 

Sheppard  A.  stage  driver,  Paca  st  s  of  German 

tSheppard  John,  drayman,  Mulberry  st  n  of  Pearl 

Sherburn  Louisa,  Pine  st  e  side  n  of  Franklin 

Sherlock  Wm.  tavern,  7  Hanover  street 

Sherman  Lewis,  grocer,  Harford  avenue  opposite  the  church 

Sherrier  Wm.  C.  blacksmith,  Park  lane  e  of  Cove  st 

Sherry  Charles,  fisherman,  Eutaw  stn  of  Spring  gardens 

Sherwood  Wm.  shoemaker,  16  Thomsen  st 

Siierwood  Robert,  printer,  96  s  Sharp  st 

Sherwood  Alice,  tailoress,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of  Aisquith 

Sherwood  mrs  Sarah,  57  High  street 

Sherwood  mrs  Mary,  Orleans  st  w  of  Eden 

Sherwood  Philip,  ship  carpenter,  19  Fleet  street 

Sheufler  John,  tailor,  Light  st  near  York 

Shew  George,  nailor,  Canon  alley  betw.  Water  and  Pratt  sts 

Shick  John,  plaisterer,  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 

Shield  Neill,  grocer,  s  w  corner  Fleet  and  Wolf  sts 

Shield  John  B.  city  bailiff,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Shield  Eliza,  mantua  maker,  Eden  st  near  Bank 

Shields  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  A\  Baltimore  st 

Shields  Isaac,  labourer,  112  Exeter  street 

Shilling  Wm.  tanner,  30  Pitt  street 

Shilling  R.  shop  keeper,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Market 

Shillingberg  Dominic,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 

Shinn  rev.  Asa,  Eutaw  street  2d  door  from  Lombard 

Shipley  Levelare  G.  house  joiner,  Mulberry  st  n  side  between 

Mulberry  and  Pine 
Shipley  Washington,  car  driver,  w  end  Baltimore  st 
Shipley  Otho,  merchant,  dw  Pearl  s  of  Mulberry,  store,  How- 
ard street  n  of  Wagon  alley 
Shipley  Joshua,  dairyman,  Cove  st  near  Conway 
Shipley  Wm.  B.  boarding  house,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
Shipley  Zachariah,  carpenter,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Shipley  mr.  carpenter,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 
Shipley  Richard  A.  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Shipley  Peale,  labourer,  Saratoga  street  e  of  Schroeder 
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tShipley  Philip,  carter,  Chesnul  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 

Shipman  John,  carpenter,  89  vv  Pratt  street 

Shirdin  John,  labourer,  Fort  road 

Shirk  Henry,  hog  dealer,  corner  Howard  and  Monument  sts 

Shock  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  28  e  Water  street 

vShock  M.  milk  seller,  Stiles  st  w  of  Gough 

Shoemaker  George,  brickmaker,  Eutavv  st  2  doors  from  Austin 

Shoemaker  David,  miller,  Columbia  st  near  Cove 

Shoemaker  Morris  A.  cabinet  maker,  Sarah  Ann  ste  of  Cove 

Shoemaker  Ubrick,  1  Beuren  street 

Shoemaker  Henry,  carpenter,  corner  Alice  Anna  street  and 

Strawberry  alley 
Sholes  Thomas  C.  upholsterer,  14  Pitt  street 
Sholes  Thomas  C.  upholsterer,  265  n  Howard  street 
Shoor  Catherine,  William  alley  near  William  st 
Shopman  Ellen,  Potter  st  s  of  Gay 
Short  Mary  M.  5  Water  street  near  South 
Short  Hicks,  Pratt  street  e  of  President 
Shortel  Jonathan,  carpenter,  Caroline  st  s  of  Wilk 
Shorter  Hannah,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  street 
Shot  Tower  Co.  of  Baltimore,  Gay  st.  J  Franciscus,  Presdt. 
Shot  Tower,  Gist's  Eutaw  st  between  Conway  &  Barre      see 

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Shot  Tower  Phoenix  of  Baltimore,  s  e  cor  Front  and  Pitt  sts 
Shott  mrs  Harriet,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Green 
Shott  Jacob,  seaman,  Washington  st  n  of  Fleet 
Shotten  John,  victualler,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 
Shotts  Daniel,  grocer,  Eden  st  n  of  York 
Showacre  John,  coachmaker,  n  e  cor  Eutaw  &,  Camden  sts 
Shreck  Jacob,  comb  maker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Shreck  George,         do  do  do        do 

Shreck  mrs.  Aisquith  st  n  w  corner  Thomson 
Shriver  John  S.  Franklin  street  w  of  Pearl 
Shroder  John,  shoemaker,  24  Albemarle  st 
Shrote  Matthias,  cordwainer,  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Franklin 
Shryock  Henry  S.  cabinet  maker,  32  New  Church  st 
Shryock  John,  pump  maker,  Pitt  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Shubrick  Wm.  capt.  U.S.  navy,  Lexington  st  near  Courtland 
Shuck  Adam,  hatter,  Holliday  st  near  Bath 
Shultz  Dr.  J.  druggist,  n  e  corner  High  and  Wilk  sts 
Shuter  James,  grocer,  corner  High  and  French  sts 
Shutt  mrs  Margaret,  120  Exeter  street 
Sibre  Ann,  15  New  street 

Sicard  Dr.  L.  A.  n  w  corner  Lexington  and  Liberty  sts 
Sickle  George,  baker,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Holland 
Sickle  Henry,  baker,  35  Bond  street 
Sieber  John  M.  baker,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Sigler  William,  dyer,  corner  Eutaw  and  Lexington  sts 
Silberasnn  Peter,  tanner,  Penn  av  extended 
Silratt  Henry  P.  cordwainer,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 

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Silverthorn  mrs  Julia  Ann,  tutoress,  45*  High  st 

Silvey  Hester,  tailoress,  French  st 

Simmering    Christian,   tobacconist,   70i   Lexington   St.;  dw 

Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Simmonds  John  A.  justice  of  peace,   270  Baltimore  st;  dw 

280  Baltimore  st 
Simmonds  mrs.  tutoress,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Simmons  mrs  Mary,  7  York  avenue 
Simmons  mrs  Mary,  Bank  st  vv  of  Exeter 
Simmons  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  34  n  Charles  st 
Simmons  John,  carpenter,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Simmons  Stephen,  seaman,  44  Alice  Anna  st 
Simms  Joseph,  copper,  tin,  sheet  iron  ware  and  stove  manu- 
factory, cor  Light  and  Lombard  sts.;  dw  Pratt  3  doois 
e  of  Sharp  st 
Simms  Robert,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Fayette 
tSimms  Rhoda,  washer,  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 
fSimms  Rhoda,  Light  st  near  Hamburg  st 
Simon  Chas.  dry  goods  mt.  53  n  Howard  st 
Simond  Andrew,  machinist,  15  Monument  st 
Simonig  John,  clerk,  72  s  Howard  st 
Simons  Ann,  shop  keeper,  Wolf  st  s  of  Fleet 
Simonson  John,  chair  maker,  11  w  Pratt  st 
vSimonson  Charles  P.  chair  maker,  Lombard  st  near  Light 
Simonton  George,  shoemaker,  Wilk  st  e  of  Wolf 
Simpi"  Albert  F.  seaman,  Shakspear  st  e  of  Bond 
Simpson  Wm.  coaehmaker,  Holliday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Simpson  John,  rigger,  Ann  st  s  of  Fleet 
Simpson  Wm.  coaehmaker,  Calvert  st  s  of  Pleasant 
Simpson  Joseph,  lapidary,  Front  st  s  of  Low 
Simpson  John  K.  28  Light  st 
Simpson  uks  Ann,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Simpson  John  R.  tailor,  Hillen  st  vv  of  High 
Simpson  John,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Simpson  John,  weaver,  Freedom  st,  n  of  Peirce 
Simpson  Wm.  seaman,  Mechanic's  alley  n  side 
Simpson  Walter,  125  Aisquith  st 
tSimpson  Robert,  brickmaker,  Asbury  st 
f  Simpson  Hugh,  nailor,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Douglass 
Sinclair  &,  Moore,  plough  and  seed  store,  60  Light  st 
Sinclair  Robert,  jr.  seed  store,  60  Light  st;  dw   n  e  cor  Eu- 

taw  and  Monument  sts 
Sinclair  John,  blacksmith  Chatsworth  st  n  ofFrankiin 
Sinclair  Cyrus,  pump  and  block  maker,  Fawn  st  e  of  High 
Sinclair  Matt,  stone  cutter,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Sinclair  Alice,  seamtress,  n  e  cor  Fleet  and  Wolf  sts 
Sinclair  mrs  Mary,  Fountain  st  near  Washington 
Sindall  Samuel,  dry  goods  mt.  51  Baltimore  st         [Water  sts 
Sindall  Joshua,  deputy  keeper  penitentiary,  s  e  cor  High  &, 
Sine  Frederick,  blacksmith,  32Bloekst 
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Singer  George,  watchmaker,  Fayette  st  near  Charles 

f  Singer  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  Holland  st  w  of  Harford  run 

Singleton  C.  F.  &  R.  com  mts.  82  Bowly's  whf;  dw  C.  F.  S. 

Courtland  st  D  of  Mulberry 
Singleton  Elizabeth,  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Fayette  sts 
Sinners  E.  R.  proprietor  of  Tammany  Hall  hotel,  Water  st 

between  Gay  and  South  sts 
Sinsney  Frederick,  victualler,  Hampstead  st 
Sinton  Nathaniel,  grocer,  118  Ensor  st 
Sipes  Peter,  cordwainer,  Cove  st  extended 
Sipple  mrs.  18  Mercer  st 

Sirata  V.  hat  manufacturer,  112  Baltimore  st.     See  adv 
Sisco  Charles,  coach  maker,  18  Park  st 
Sisselberger  Margaret,  Tyson  p.lley 
Sitler  Morris,  confectioner,  66  w  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 
Sitler  Mary,  dress  maker,  Green  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Sitley  mrs.  Busy  alley 
Skepper  Isabella,  nurse,  68  Exeter  street 
Skilling  William,  engraver,  20£  Baltimore  st 
Skillman  Robert,  chair  maker,  32  Hanover  st 
Skillman  Charles,  19  Fleet  st 
Skinner  Dr.  D.H.  s  w  corner  Lee  and  Hanover  sts 
Skinner  Samuel  P.  teacher,  32  Holliday  st 
Skinner  John  S.  postmaster  of  Baltimore;  dw  46  n  Charles  st 
Skinner  Sarah,  10  Barnet  st 

Skinner  rev.  Otis  A.  pastor  Universalist  Church,  67  Lombard 
Skinner  Zachariah,  ship  carpenter,  York  st  near  William 
Skinner  Robert,  last  and  boot-tree  maker,  and  finding  store, 

n  e  corner  Calvert  and  Water  sts 
Skinner  Benjamin,  labourer,  Britton  st  s  vv  of  Neighbour 
Skinner  Win,  ship  carpenter,  Armistead  lane,  Montgomery 
Skipper  Micajah,  carter,  Front  st  s  of  Hiilen     [st  near  Light 
Slack  William  B.  98  s  Sharp  street 
Slack  Andrew,  mail  carrier.  George  st  w  of  Penn  av 
Slade  Lewis,  hack  owner,  14  Fleet  st 
Slade  miss  Jemima,  33  Fayette  st 
Slane  Francis,  carter,  Neighbour  st  s  side  foot  of  G  Hill 
Slaney  John,  tinner  &,  gas  metre  manufact.,  Mechanic's  alley 
Slaughter  James  M,  com  mt.  79  Bowly's  wharf;  dw  Conway 

st  between  Charles  and  Hanover 
Slate  George,  stage  driver,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
Slater  Robert,  pork  butcher,  Gistst  n  side  Laudenslager's  hill 
Slater  Henry,  brushmaker,  37  Market  st 
Slater  John,  victualler,  Hampstead  st 
Slater  William,  corner  Madison  st  and  Lerew's  alley 
Slater  James,  bacon  mt.  cor  Bond  and  Gough  sts 
Slater  Geo.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Lexington  st  e  of  Paca 
Slaysman  Alexander,  plasterer,  21  Sterling  st 
Slaysman  mrs  Mary,  York  avenue 
Sleeger  Daniel,  printer,  Temple  st  near  Baltimore 

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Sleeper  J.  proprietor  of  Washington  hotel,  4  n  Gay  st 

Slemmer  Christian,  Pratt  st  vv  of  Albemarle 

Sleppy  Jacob,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  n  of  Mulberry 

Slicer  William,  50  Sterling  st 

Siiogluff  C.  D.  &  J.  grocers,    15  n  Howard  st.;  dw  C.  D.  S. 
Fayette  st  near  Eutavv 

Sliver  Abram,  soap  and  tallow  chandler,  25  Constitution  st 

Sloan  James,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Stillhouse  st 

Sloan  John,  sea  captain,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 

Sloan  John,  clerk,  170  Hanover  st 

Sloffen  Hannah,  hinder,  20  Sterling  st 

Small  Cath.  dry  goods  store,  Pratt  st  bet  Howard  &  Eutaw  sts 

Small  John,  sen.  146  Sharp  st 

Small  Ellen,  Smith's  alley 

Small  Jesse,  cordwainer,  Jew  alley  n  of  Dutch 

Small  Agnes,  47  Pearl  street 

tSmall  George,  porter,  Cove  st  near  Conway 

tSmall  George,  driver,  Hamilton  st 

tSmall  Mingo,  labourer,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 

Small  Elizabeth,  milliner,  Pratt  st  1  door  e  of  Eden 

Small  John,  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Market 
Small  Richard,  sawyer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Small  col  Jacob,  Conway  st  near  Hanover 
Small  John,  watchman,  87  s  Howard  st 
Smallwood  mrs  Julia,  Orleans  st  n  side  w  of  Canal  st  1  door 
Smallwood  Benjamin,  labourer,  German  st  near  Green 
JSmallwood  David,  drayman,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
tSmiles  George,  labourer,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Orleans 
Smiley  Robert,  jr.  cooper,  6  Grant  st.;  dw  cor  Grant  &  Water 
Smiley  Robert,  sen.  cooper,  78  High  st 
Smiley  Isaiah,  drayman,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Smiley  William,  grocer,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Smith  Samuel,  artist,  Hamilton  row,  Hamilton  st 
Smith  mrs.  York  sireet  near  Charles 
Smith  Samuel,  Wagon  alley  near  Park  st 
Smith  mrs  Eliza,  grocer,  Second  st  4th  door  w  of  the  Market 
Smith  gen.  Samuel,  Water  st  n  side  bet  Gay  and  South 
Smith  John,  music  printer,  8  Water  st  w  of  South 
Smith  Louisa,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  15  w  Pratt  st 
Smith  Andrew,"  painter  and  glazier,  16  Cheapside 
Smith  mrs  Ralph,  52  n  Charles  street 
Smith  mrs  Sarah,  78  n  Charles  street 
Smith  mrs  Lambert,  n  Charles  st  near  Pleasant 
Smith  Matthew,  £>harp  st  2d  door  n  of  Lombard 
Smith,  firm  Birchnell  &  Smiih,  dw  35  Saratoga  st 
Smith  Jacob,  saddler,  Pratt  st  w  of  Eutaw;  dw  Eutavv  st  n  of 
Smith  John,  blacksmith,  L  Hughes  st  near  Light      [Conway 
Smith  John,  coachmaker,  cor  Charles  and  Montgomery  sts 
Smith  John,  stone  mason,  Chesnut  alley  vv  of  Chatsworth  st 
Smith  Jacob,  labourer,  w  end  Baltimore  st  s  side 
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Smith  Robert  H.  &  Co.  grocers,  n  w  cor  Charles  &  Conway  sts 
Smith  Martin,  labourer,  Armistead  lane  near  Light  st 
Smith  Sarah,  Charles  street  2  doors  s  of  Conway 
Smith  Dr.  Nathan  R.  30  n  Liberty  street 
Smith  Philip,  tavern,  cor  Liberty  st  and  Cowpen  alley 
Smith  Thomas,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Lexington 
Smith  John,  baker,  76  s  Eutaw  street 
Smith  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Smith  David  W.  carpenter,  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Smith  James,  comb  maker,  Luna's  lane  n  of  Conway  st 
Smith  William,  baker,  Lunn's  lane  s  of  Paca  st 
Smith  Jacob,  firm  Rau  &  Smith;  d\v  Paca  e  side  s  of  Ross 
Smith  Thomas,  carpenter,  dw  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Smith  Elizabeth,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 

Smith  &  Hyde,  soap  &  candle  factory,  s  w  cor  Paca  &  Fayette 
Smith  Thos.  M.  firm  do.;  d\v  Sharp  st  w  of  Lombard 
Smith  Andrew,  painter,  Paca  st  w  of  Green;  shop  Cheapside  w 
Smith  John  G.  grocer,  Camden  st  w  of  Eutaw  [of  Pratt  st 

Smith  John,  upholsterer,  York  st  near  Charles 
Smith  Cyrus,  tailor,  York  street  near  Charles 
Smith  Solomon  J.  tailor,  Pine  st  e  side  s  of  George 
Smith  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  n  of  Light 
Smith  Eli,  cooper,  cor  Pine  st  and  Park  lane;  shop  German  w  of 
Smith  Samuel  R.  Chatsworth  st  intersection  of  Cove         [Pine 
Smith  Gideon  B.  Cove  street  extended 
Smith  Eli,  blacksmith,  7  Cove  street 

Smith  Stephen,  sea  captain,  4  York  buildings,  e  Baltimore  st 
Smith  Mary,  East  street  n  of  Ensor 
Smith  miss  Eliza  H.  dry  goods  store,  8  e  Baltimore  st 
Smith  James  L.  tailor,  East  street  s  of  French 
Smith  William,  labourer,  Short  alley 
Smith  Joseph,  plasterer,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Smith  John,  carpenter,  Low  st  bet  High  and  Front 
Smith  James,  carpenter,  Water  street,  near  Bond 
Smith  Samuel  C.  grocer,  s  e  cor  Water  and  Albemarle  sts 
Smith  Charles,  labourer,  Granby  st  5th  door  e  of  falls 
Smith  mrs  Mary,  66  Exeter  street 
Smith  James,  tobacconist,  15  Gough  street 
Smith  Richard,  shoemaker,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
Smith  Ephrnim.  Bank  st  e  of  Market 
Smith  George,  tobacconist,  Orleans  st  e  of  Long  lane 
Smith  Moses,  Gay  street  e  of  Forest 
Smith  Samuel,  shoe  store,  cor  Penn  av  and  Franklin  st 
Smith  Lewis,  clerk  in  Marine  Bank,  Front  st  near  Pitt 
Smith  mrs  Margaret,  Penn  av.  n  of  Franklin  st 
Smith  Jacob,  jr.  lumber  merchant,  43  Front  st 
Smith  mrs  Catherine,  Penn  av  s  of  Preston  st 
Smith  mrs  Ellen,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Smith  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Smith  Eli,  blacksmith,  Saratoga  steof Cove 
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Smith  Jacob,  wheelwright,  Saratoga  st  wof  Schroeder 

Smith  Matthias,  wheelwright,  Saratoga  w  of  Schroeder 

Smith  Henry,  victualler,  Saratoga  street  extended 

Smith  John  W.  broker,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 

Smith  Charlotte,  tailoress,  Schroeder  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Smith  Jesse,  cooper,  Schroeder  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Smith  Nicholas,  cooper,  Fayette  st  e  of  Cove 

Smith  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 

Smith  Christopher,  Park  lane  extended 

Smith  Adam,  cooper,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 

Smith  William,  cooper,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 

Smith  Daniel,  Columbia  st  wof  Paca  [ga  st  extended 

Smith  Matthias,  wheelwright,  w  end  Baltimore  St.;  dw  Sarato- 

Smith  Charles,  cooper,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Pine  sts 

Smith  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  9  Mott  st 

Smith  Griffin,  pilot,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Wolf 

Smith  capt  John  S.  12  Alice  Anna  st 

Smith  William,  ship  carpenter,  24  Block  st 

Smith  Susan,  fancy  store,  62  n  Gay  street 

Smith  Charles,  pilot,  114  Wolf  street 

Smith  Thomas  W.  cabinet  maker,  5  Commerce  street 

Smith  William,  carter,  East  street  n  of  Pitt 

Smith  Ringgold,  chair  manufacturer,  49  South  street 

Smith  John.  mt.  29  Albemarle  St.;  store  Dug-an's  wharf 

Smith  Francis  H.  agent  for  the  Franklin  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of 

Philadelphia;  dw  Holliday  st  4  doors  from  the  Theatre 
Smith  George,  labourer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Smith  Robert,  Calvert  street  n  of  Fayette 
Smith  Robert  &  John,  grocers  and  com  mts.  71  s  Calvert  st 
Smith  Robert  M.  R.  dw  45  n  Charles  street 
Smith  John  W.  e  side  St.  Paul's  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Smith  John  J.  Lovely  lane  near  South  street 
Smith  Ranslear,  blacksmith,  stove,  sheet  iron  and  tin  manufac- 
turer, 38  Light  street 
Smith  R,  M.  R.  grocer;  dw  Charles  st  1  door  n  of  Barnet 
Smith  Alex'r,  iron  mt.;  dw  Charles  st  bet  Lexington  &  Fayette 
Smith  George,  shoemaker,  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 
Smith  George  W.  wood  corder,  16  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Smith  rare.  20  Ann  street 

Smith  Job,  jr.  lumber  mt.  Buchanan's  whf.;  dw  43  Front  st 
Smith  J.  &  A.  iron  mts.  4  Pratt  st  whf.;  dw   of  John  Smith, 
Barre  street  between  Hanover  and  Sharp;  dw  of  Alex'r 
Smith,  13  n  Charles  st 
Smith  Jack,  labourer,  Montgomery  street  near  Light 
Smith  Daniel,  boot  and  shoemaker,  11  w  Pratt  street 
Smith  Jas.  L.  shoe  store,  7  &  12  Maryland  Arcade;  dw  e  side 

Eden  street  3d  door  n  of  Gough 
Smith  J.  L.  M.  wine  merchant,  25  South  street 
Smith  Alexander,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  near  William 
Smith  mrs  Catherine,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
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Smith  Christian  H.  harness  maker,  Marion  st  near  Liberty- 
Smith  Andrew,  labourer,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 
Smith  Hannah,  washer,  Falls  turnpike,  near  Lanvale  factory 
Smith  James,  blacksmith,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Argyle  alley 
Smith  mrs.  boarding  house,  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
Smith  John,  ship  joiner,  Fleet  street  corner  Star  alley 
Smith  John,  blacksmith,  Thames  st  w  of  Market 
Smith  mrs  Hannah,  27  Fleet  st 

Smith  Richard,  lead  smelter,  Fleet  st  e  of  Washington 
Smith  Nicholas,  grocer,  York  avenue  n  of  Monument  street 
Smith  John  Q.  printer,  Constitution  st  e  of  French 
Smith  Joseph,  printer,  French  street  opposite  Potter 
Smith  Hugh,  French  st  s  of  High 
Smith  Joseph,  carpenter,  French  street  w  of  Potter 
Smith  Benjamin  B.  sea  captain,  Harford  av  n  of  the  Church 
Smith  Robert,  principal  of  Lafayette  Academy.  Harford  avenue 

n  of  the  Church 
Smith  John  A.  carpenter,  Harford  road,  n  of  lumber  yard 
Smith  George,  seaman,  Canal  street  s  of  Gough 
Smith  Abijah,  carpenter,  249  n  Howard  street 
Smith  A.  C.  miniature  painter,  29  Fayetie  street 
Smith  George,  city  bailing  corner  Light  street  and  Sugar  alley 
Smith  &.  Sharkey,  importers  of  china,   glass  and    queensware, 

229*  Baltimore  street 
Smith  &.  Atkinson,  druggists,  228  Baltimore  street 
Smith  James  L.  shoemaker,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough;  store  Ma- 
Smith  James  P.  tobacconist,  18  Market  st  [ryland  Arcade 
Smith  William  P.  Eutaw  street,  2  doors  from  Camden 
Smith  John,  baker,  30  n  Eutaw  street 
Smith  John,  cooper,  Ruxton  lane  near  Charles  street 
Smith  William  B.  tavern,  Ruxton  street 
Smith  James,  tailor,  German  street  near  Eutaw 
Smith  Eli,  cooper,  German  street  near  Green 
Smith  Jacob,  harness  maker  and  saddler,  104  Lombard  st 
Smith  John,  at  post  office;  dwBarre  street  near  Charles 
Smith  John,  Barre  street  near  Sharp 
tSmith  Abram,  carter,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
tSmith  James,  labourer,  n  e  cor  of  Monument  and  Ensor  sts 
tSmith  David,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Monument 
tSmith  Francis,  barber,  Caroline  st  n  of  Fleet 
f  Smith  Adam,  seaman,  Caroline  st  s  of  York 
tSmith  Lloyd,  seaman,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
tSmith  James,  sawyer,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt 
tSmith  Joseph,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
tSmith  Aquilla,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  ofSchroeder 
^Smith  John,  labourer,  Arcade  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
|Smith  John,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
JSmith  Charles,  Chesnut  alley,  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
tSmith  Sarah,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
tSmith  Edward,  labourer,  Hull's  lane  n  side  w  of  Aisquith  st 

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f  Smith  Henry,  labourer,    Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 
tSmith  James,  drayman,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
("Smith  Rachel,  Peach  alley,  w  of  Pearl  st 
|Smith  Ann,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  street 
{Smith  Richard,  carter,  Park  lane  w  of  Pearl  st 
tSmith  Charles,  drayman,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
tSmith  Peter,  mason,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
tSmith  Wm.  drayman,  William  st  near  Cross 
tSmith  James,  labourer,  Annapolis  road  near  Spring  Gardens 
f  Smith  Isaac,  carter,  Chatsvvorth  st  n  of  Franklin 
TSmith  John,  labourer,  Low  st  bet  High  and  Front 
tSmith  Nathan,  carter,  cor  Water  and  Bond  sts 
tSmith  Simon,  labourer,  Granby  st  next  house  e  Jones's  Falls 
tSmith  Milly,  Wagon  alley,  near  Liberty  st 
tSmith  Nathan,  drayman,  Hull's  lane  3  doors  vv  of  Aisquith  st 
}.Smith  Jacob,  Bell  alley  near  Davis  street 
tSmith  Peter  M.  74  Conway  st 
tSmith  Mary,  shop  keeper,  79  n  Liberty  st 
tSmith  Levin,  carter,  Busy  alley 
Smithhayser  Philip,  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Smithson  mr.  wheelwright,  near  cor  Hampstead  &  Market  sts 
Smothers  Jesse,  labourer,  Sugar  alley 

Smull  David  B.  coppersmith,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  corner 
Pratt  and  Concord  sts  ;  dw  Exeter  bet  Pratt  &  Granby 
Smull  James,  dealer  in  2d  hand  articles,  W  ilk  st  w  of  Canal 
Snavely  John,  baker,  114  Exeter  st 
Sneed  John,  carpenter,  Hill  st  near  Light 
Snit  P>ederick,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Snow  capt.  Freeman,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wilk 
Snow  capt.  Charles  G.  Market  st  s  of  Wilk 
jSnow  Martha,  Sarah  Ann  street  w  of  Cove 
tSnowden  Isaac,  labourer,  Inloes  alley 
tSnowden  Peter,  carter,  Chesnut  alley  e  of  Pine  street 
tSnowden  Samuel,  labourer,  German  street  near  Cove 
tSnowden  Susan,  German  street  near  Cove 
Snyder  Susan,  boarding  house,  7  Water  street 
Snyder  Eliza,  fancy  store,  Lexington  st  near  Liberty 
Snyder  Charles,  Eutaw  street  n  of  Pratt 
Snyder  Francis,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  street 
Snyder  William,  wheelwright,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Pratt 
Snyder  John,  carpenter,  East  street  n  of  Pitt 
Snyder  Harriet,  tailoress,  Douglass  street  e  of  Potter 
Snyder  Jacob,  blacksmith,  East  st  n  of  Ensor 
Snyder  mrs  Elizabeth,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Snyder  Dr.  Peter,  Exeter  street  n  of  Stiles 
Snyder  mrs  Amelia,  Franklin  street  w  of  Chatsworth 
Snyder  Henry,  golden  horse  tavern,  cor  Howard  and  Frank 
Snyder  Matthew,  baker,  278  n  Howard  street  [lin  sts 

Snyder  Joseph  R.  store  keeper  of  the  Custom  house,  opposite 
2d  Presbyterian  church  e  Baltimore  street 

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Snyder  Salome,  seamstress,  79  s  Howard  street 
Sollers  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  70  Pratt  street 
Sollers  Basil,  hatter,  15  Gay  street  o.  t. 
JSollers  Abraham,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  street 
jSollers  Adam,  labourer,  Gay  street  w  of  Aisquith 
Solomon  William,  sail  maker,  Holland  street  e  of  Aisquith 
Solomon  B.  packer  and  com.  agent,  cor  Plowman  and  Albe- 
marle streets 
Solomon  Wm.  shoe  store,  cor  Bond  &.  Shakspear  sts 
Solomon  Edward,  sail  maker,  Eden  st  near  Holland 
Somers  John,  plaisterer,  Saratoga  street  near  Howard 
Somerville  mrs  Ann,  28  Hanover  street 
Somerville  Elizabeth,  Peirce  street  w  of  Pearl 
tSomerwell  Elizabeth,  Eutaw  street  s  of  Conway 
fSomerwell  Peter,  waterman  s  Charles  st  near  Hill 
Sommer  Jacob,  coach  and  harness  maker,  36  s  Howard  st 
Sommers  James,  tavern  keeper,  cor  Light  and  Lombard  sts 
Sommers  Frederick,  boarding  house  &  tavern,  2l  Bond  st 
Sonner  Joseph,  pilot,  37  Fleet  street 
Soran  mrs  Ruth,  cane  seat  &  sock  maker,  24  Albemarle  st 
Soran  John,  chair  maker,  cor  Bond  and  Gough  streets 
Soruder,  Conrad,  shoe  maker,  Spring  st  n  of  Wilk 
Southcomb  mrs,Hampstead  street  betw  Eden  st  and  Har.  run 
Southcomb  Carey,  plumber,  Thames  st  w  of  Ann 
Southcomb  Elizabeth,  191  Bond  street 

tSouhward  Thos.  tobacconist,  Jefferson  st  4th  door  eof  Short 
Sowers  Levi,  labourer,  Market  street  s  of  Fleet 
Spalding   Richard  B.  pro.   of  Baltimore  type  foundry,  43   n 

Frederick  street 
tSparrow  Charles,  Strawberry  alley  n  cf  Fleet  st 
Spaulding  Daniel,  Charles  street  near  Montgomery 
Spaulding  Samuel,  labourer,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
SpafTord  Ann,  1S1  Bond  street 
Spafford  Samuel  G.  carpenter,  183  Bond  street 
Spangler  Daniel,  tailor,  s  w  cor  Mulberry  and  Pacasts 
Spangler  Daniel,  tailor,  Baltimore  street  w  of  Pine 
Spanyard  Justus,  cake  baker,  Bond  sreet  s  of  Wilk 
Sparks  Samuel,  turner,  Mullikin  street  e  of  Bond 
Sparks  John,  sawyer,  Ruxton  street 
Sparks  Dorcas,  Saratoga  street  near  Eutaw 
Speaks  Edward,  tailor,  Hiilen  st  w  of  Potter 
Speaks  Nicholas,  cordwainer,  7  Mulberry  st 
^Speaks  Daniel,  ostler,  Lexington  st  e  of  Cove 
Spear  Otis,  com.  mt.  4  s  Charles  st.  dw  Green  st  near  Fayette 
Spear  mrs  Leonora,  Pratt  w  of  Exeter  st 
Speare  mrs  Pleasant  st  near  Charles 
Spears  James,  cooper,  2  Mulberry  street 
Spedden  John,  sailmaker,  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Spedden  Robert,  sailmaker,  Gough  st  eof  Bond 
Spedden  Edward,  brickmaker,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 


SPR  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

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Spedden  Vincent,  brickmaker,  Baltimore  st  w  end  s  side 

Spedden  John,  brickmaker,  Hill  street  near  Charles 

Speddy  John,  Apple  alley  s  of  Baltimore  street 

Speed  J.  J.  attorney  at  law,  29  s  Gay  st 

Speer  James,  stone  mason  n  w  cor  Pearl  and  Saratoga  sts 

Spelman  Nicholas,  teacher,  Franklin  st  e  of  Cove 

Spence  Groeme  K.  dry  goods  store,  cor  Charles  and  sPratt  sts 

Spence  John,  sexton  of  1st  Presbyterian  church,  Holliday  st 

4  doors  s  of  Pleasant 
Spence  mrs  Lexington  street  near  Liberty 
Spencer  Abel,  last  maker,  24  n  Gay  st.  dw  23  n  Frederick  st 
Spencer  Edward,  firm  Meredith  &  Spencer,  dw  Lexington  st 

2  doors  e  of  Howard  street 
Spencer  James,  n  w  cor  North  and  Pleasant  sts 
Spencer  John,  tavern,  60  Market  street  f.  p. 
Spencer  Benjamin,  North  street  2  doors  n  of  Pleasant 
Spencer  Susan,  tailoress,  L.  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Spencer  Enoch   L.   Thomsonian   apothecary,  Paca  st  n  of 
Spencer  Susan,  Pearl  st  n  of  Baltimore  [Lexington 

Spencer  Eli,  tailor,  92  Pitt  street 
Spencer  Thomas,  tailor,  Alice  Anna  street  e  of  Ann 
t Spencer  Valentine,  carpenter,  Hull's  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Sperry  William,  coach  maker,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Spicer  Thomas,  dw  Eutaw  st  s  of  Pratt 
Spicer  Hiram,  blacksmith,  Hollins  st  w.  p. 
Spicer  Samuel  G.  shoemaker,  McElderry  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Spicer  Charles,  Water  st  1st  door  w  of  Harford  run 
Spicer  John,  tailor,  68  Franklin  st.  dw  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Spilcker,  C.  W.  city  oil  store,  106  Baltimore  st 
Spillman  James,  hardware  merchant,  3  n  Gay  st  o  t 
JSpindler  William  C.  Baltimore  st  3d  door  e  of  Aisquith  st 
Spinyard    Richard,  drayman,  Exeter  s  of  Hillen 
Sponsell  John,  57  Park  street 

Sprawl  James,  shoe  maker,  Apple  alley's  of  York  street 
Spreckelson  George  A  ship   chandler*  grocer   and   cordage 

manufacturer,  Thames  st  w  of  Bond 
tSport  Joseph  K.   shoemaker,    Welcome  alley  betw  Hanover 

and  Sharp  streets 
Sprigg  miss,  Park  st  near  Saratoga 
Spriggsmiss  Margaret,  Charles  st  1  door  s  of  Franklin 
Spriggs  Thomas,  labourer,  Mechanics'  alley  n  side 
Spriggs  Anthony,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  stVeet 
Spriggs  John,  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  street 
tSpriggs  Geo.  whitev\asher,Hull'slane4  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st 
tSpriggs  Stephen,  labourer,  Lancaster  street  e  of  Bond 
tSpriggs  Serena,  seamstress,  Crape  alley 
Spring  City,  corner  Charles  and  Camden  streets 

do        or  Eastern  Fountain,  n  e  cor  Eden  and  Pratt  sts 
do        Calvert  st  n  of  Saratoga  [st  e  of  High 

Springer  David  C.  grocer,  Pratt  st  w  of  the  bridge,  dw  Stiles 

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Sprinklen  mrs.  Jane,  York  avenue 
Sproston  Doctor  Geo.  Saratoga  st  near  Courtland 
Sprucebanks  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  York  avenue 
Sprucebanks  Abram,  rope  maker,  s  Charles  st  extended 
Spurrier  Beale,   conveyancer,  Courtland  st  betw  Lexington 

&-  Saratoga,  d\v  Courtland  betw  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
Squire  Dorothy,  Water  st  betw  Light  and  Grant 
Sraud  Rachel,  Harford  avenue  n  of  the  Church 
Stabler  Edward  H.  firm  of  Moore  &  Stabler,  dw  87  Conway  st 
Stacker  Christian,  tailoress  Low  st  betw  High  and  Front 
Stafford  William,  sea  capt.  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market 
Stafford  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  High  st  n  of  Water 
Stafford  Richard,  carpenter,  27  Alice  Anna  street 
Stafford  Patrick,  Fleet  street  w  of  Caroline 
Stafford  Moses,  labourer,  York  avenue 
Staggleman,  Abraham,  shoe  maker,  Canal  st  s  of  Monument 
Stagmyer  John,  bricklayer,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Caroline 
Stahl  Andrew,  Britton  st  s  w  of  Neighbour 
Staines  William  D.  fish  huckster,  179  Bond  street 
Stains  Samuel,  carpenter,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Stains  George,  labourer,  Fleet  st  w  of  Castle  alley 
Stale  Thomas,  seaman,  Wilk  st  e  of  Eden 
Stall  mrs  Elizabeth,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
Stall  Barbara,  shop  keeper,  n  e  cor  Ensor  &  Monument  sts 
Stall  Jacob,  huckster,  Britton  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Stalling  John,  carpenter,  Canal  st  s  of  Gough 
Stalling  John  S.  baker,  Bond  st  s  of  Wilk 
Stammer  Bernard,  ornamental  painter,  13  Comet  st 
Stamp  John  F.  cordwainer,  Frederick  st  s  of  Water 
Stamp  George  A.  70  n  Liberty  street 
Standsbury  Darius,  carpenter,  High  st  s  of  French 
fStandley  Washington,  caulker,  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Stanford  Thomas,  hatter,  12  Thompson  street 
Stanford  Henry,  hatter,  Orleans  ste  of  Friendship 
^Stanford  Charles,  Apple  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Stanley  &  Baker,  druggists,  n  e  cor  Howard  &  Fayette  sts 
Stanley  &  Co.  rotary  cooking  stove  manufactory,  &  drug  & 

dye  stuffs  store,  cor   Calvert  and   Lombard   sts.  dw 

Liberty  st  s  of  German 
Stanley  John  P.  17  s  Liberty  street 
Stanley  Joseph,  carpenter,  Inloes  alley 
Stanley  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  23  Alice  Anna  st 
IStanley  Joseph,  seaman,  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 
fStanley  Adam,  labourer,  William  st  near  Crosi 
Stannard  George,  56  n  Charles  street 

Stansbury  mrs  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  cor  Grant  &  Balto. 
Stansbury  Ann,  tailoress,  82  n  Liberty  street 
Stansbury  Lemuel  Pearl  st  n  of  Lexington 
Stansbury  Mary,  Pearl  street  n  of  Lexington 
Stansbury  capt.  Jatnes,  Pitt  st  w  side  4th  door  w  of  Eden 
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Stansbury  Daniel,  meal  seller,  cor  Pitt  st  &.  Strawberry  alley 
Stransbury  Elizabeth,  mai-itua  maker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Stansbury  Edward,  morocco  dresser,  Gay  street  w  of  Aisquith 
Stansbury  John  H.  tailor,  w  end  of  Baltimore  street 
Stansbury,  John  E.  proprietor  of  coaches,  s  e  cor  Bond  and 

Lancaster  streets 
Stansbury  Emanuel,  skin  dresser,  73  French  st.  dw  Gay  st 
Stausbury  Priscilla,  tailoress,  Forest  st  s  of  Hillen 
Stansbury  Richard,  shoe  maker,  Caroline  st  s  of  Water 
Stansbury  major  E.  lime  mt.  cor  Albemarle  St  Fawn  sts 
Stansbury  Thomas,  Thomsonian,  practitioner,  s  e  cor   Fawn 

and  High  streets 
Stansbury  James,  druggist,  33  Thames  street 
tStansbury  B.  brickmaker,  Cathedral  st  near  Richmond 
tStansbury  Isaac,  hackman,  s  w  cor  Aisquith  St  Douglass  sts 
tStansbury  Abraham,  Carpenter's  alley 
tStansbury  George,  brickmaker,  Conway  st  near  Cove 
JStansbury  Ann.  washwoman,  M'Elderry  street 
Stansbury  Wm.  Harford  ro-id  n  of  the  church 
Staples  Levi,  sea  captain,  53  Market  st 
Stapleton  Joseph  K.  brushmaker,  Green  st  n  of  Lexington 
Stapleton  Joseph  K.  and  son,  brush  and  bellows  manufactur- 
ers, 258  Baltimore  street 
Stapleton  R.  E.  brushmaker,  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Stapleton  David,  cabinet  maker,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Stapleton  Joshua,  carpenter,  8  Sterling  street 
Starcke  Charles,  importer  of  dry  goods,  215  Baltimore  street 

dw  20  s  Howard 
Starr  Edwin  P.  merchant,  79  Smith's  wharf,  dw  33  n  Gay  st 
Starr  Wesley,  grocer  and  commission    merchant,  9  Light  st 

wharf,  dw  Conway  street  near  Eutaw 
Starr  R.  tobacconist,  27  s  Calvert  street 
Starr  and  Betz,  drapers  and  tailors,  25  s  Calvert  street 
Starr  Nancy,  boarding  house,  87  Wagon  alley 
Starr  Joseph,  teacher,  corner  Bond  and  Wilk"sts 
Starr  John,  81  Saratoga  street 
Starr  Henrietta,  Penn  avenue  n  of  Franklin  street 
Starr  John,  Dutch  alley  e  of  Paca  street 
Starr  Henrietta,  shop  keeper,  Forest  st  n  of  Ensor 
Starrs  Sally,  Armistead  lane 

Start  Benjamin,  city  bailiff,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Jefferson 
Startzman  St  Martin,  curriers,  56  s  Calvert  st 
Startzman  mrs  Ann,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
States  mrs.  Montgomery  st  near  William 
Staum  John,  comb  maker,  Cove  st  near  Conway 
Stauter  John,  blacksmith,  18  n  Sharp  street,  dw  25   l\ew 

Church  street 
Staveiy  Richard,  carpenter,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Staylor  Wm.  carpenter,  Hillen  st  e  of  Potter 
Slayler  Henry,  grocer,  corner  High  and  French  streets 

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Staylor  George,  bricklayer,  Hil)  street  near  Light 

Staylor  John,  ropemaker,  West  street 

Staylor  Philip,  officer  of  watch,  dw  West  street 

Stayton  David,  carpenter,  4G  Pearl  street 

Steamboats,  see  Appendix 

Steel  David,  cabinet  maker,  7  Commerce  st 

Steele  Martha,  Concord  street 

Steele  Saml.  assayer  silver  &  watchmaker,  3J  C.  Market  sp. 

Steer  James  M.  107  Camden  street 

Steer  mrs  Maria,  26  German  street 

Steigelman  Abraham,  shoestore,  "21'e  Baltimore  street 

Steiger  mrs  Ann  M.  Franklin  st  e  of  Penn  avenue 

Stein  George,  grocer,  York  avenue 

Stein  Robert,  grocer,  48  High  street 

Stein  George,  Charles  st  between  Conway  &  Barre 

Steiner  Abraham,  turner,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

vSteir  Robert,  grocer,  85  Gay  st  o  t 

Steir  Francis,  Gay  st  e  of  Mott 

Steits  Frederick,  tailor,  over  18  Harrison  street 

Stembler  Nicholas,  cordvvainer,  Paca  st  s  of  Lexington 

Stembier  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Hollins  st  w  p 

Stenson  mrs  Mary,  seamstress,  St  Mary  st  s  of  Ross 

Stephenson  mrs.  s  w  corner  St  Paul  and  Mulberry  sts 

Stephenson  J.  N.  grocer,  45  Franklin  st 

Stephens  Wm.  baker,  Water  st  w  of  Exeter 

Stephens  John  G.  merchant,  dw  Paca  st  n  of  Mulberry 

f  Stephenson  Hezekiah,  barber,  Run  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 

Sterling  Wm.  Thomsonian  Medicine  store,  96  n  Howard  st 

Sterling  mrs  Elizabeth,  Exeter  st  n  of  Water 

Sterling  .lames,  grocer,  n  w  corner  Canal  and  Wilk  sts 

Sterrett  Mary,  shop  keeper,  corner  Caroline  &  Gough  sts 

Sterling  Thomas,  block  and  pump  maker,  3  Mercer  st 

Sterling  Charles,  cigar  maker,  Ross  st  w  of  Eutaw 

iSterret  Elijah,  brickmaker,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 

Steuart  col.  Wm.  stone  cutter,  corner  Pratt  and  Concord  sts. 

dw  High  st  between  Fawn  and  Stiles 
Sieuart  Robert  S.  stone  cutter,  Granby  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Steuart  James  E.  lumber  merchant,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge, 

dw  Albemarle  st  near  Granby 
Steuart  John  M.  attorney  at  law,  cor  St  Paul  &.  Fayette  sts 
Steuart  John,  lime  and    feed  store,  Grant  street  near  Pratt 

running  to  Ellicott 
Stevens  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st  n  of  Alice  Anna 
Stevens  David,  shoemaker,  Orleans  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
Stevens  Timothy,  bacon  merchant,  s  e  corner  Baltimore  and 

Canal  streets 
Stevens  mrs  Elizabeth,  Orleans  street  e  of  Aisquith 
Stevens  mrs  Cecelia,  seamstress,  Salisbury  st  e  of  Lloyd 
Stevens  Robert,  tailor,  Lexington  st  e  of  Liberty 
Stevenson  capt.  John,  4  Alice  Anna  street 

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tStevensM.  Douglass  st  w  of  Forest 
tStevensWm.  huckster,  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
tStevens  Lloyd,  waiter,  Bank  lane  near  Belle  Air  market 
Stevenson  Henry,  tanner  and  currier,  Baltimore  street  oppo- 
site Aisquith,  yard  w  Baltimore  st  extended 
Stevenson  &  Boothe,  farmers,  Park  street  extended,  dw  Hen- 
ry Stevenson,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Jones's  falls 
Stevenson  Rebecca,  a  Howard  st  near  Madison 
Stevenson  Stephen,  watchman,  s  Charles  street 
Stevenson  Isaac,   dw  Marion  street  near  Eutaw 
Stevenson  Robert,  shoemaker,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
tStevenson  Juba,  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
^Stevenson  James,  William  st  near  Cross 
tStevenson  Hezekiah,  barber,  83  n  Eutaw  street 
tStevenson  John,  brickmaker,  Sugar  alley  near  Hanover  st 
Stever  Daniel,  coachmaker,  n  e  corner  Hillen  and  Potter  sts 
Stever  George,  letter  carrier,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Saratoga 
tStew  Nelly,  Mott  street 

Steward  John  A.  bell  hanger,  Pine  street  e  side  s  of  Lexing- 
ton, shop  Lombard  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Steward  James,  victualler,  Constitution  st  n  of  French 
Stewart  Mordecai,  Canal  st  s  of  McElderry 
Stewart  David  jr.  commission   merchant,  over  4  Light  street 

wharf,  dw  101  Hanover  street 
Stewart  Geo.  H.  atty.  at  law,  18  StPaul  dw  Balto.  st  extended 
Stewart  miss  Elizabeth,  plain  and  fancy  dress  maker,  Lee  st 

4  doors  e  of  Hanover 
Stewart  mrs  Elizabeth,  Lee  st  near  Charles 
Stewart  John,  undertaker  of  funerals,  and  proprietor  of  hacks 

26  n  Calvert  street 
Stewart  David,  attorney  at  law,  20  St.  Paul  street,  dw  Frank- 
lin st  between  Charles  &.  St  Paul  [Camden  sts 
Stewart  David,  chemist  and  druggist,  n  e  corner  Hanover   & 
Stewart  mrs  E.  midwife,  1  New  Church  street 
Stewart  Wm.  stone  cutter,  12  New  Church  st 
Stewart  Wm.  J.  tailor,  22  New  Church  st 
Stewart  Susan,  dress  maker,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Camden 
Stewart  Abraham  E.   boarding  house,   s  e  corner  Paca  & 

Columbia  streets 
Stewart  Edward,  carpenter,  Columbia  street  w  of  Paca,  dw 

Paca  street  n  of  Camden 
Stewart  Wm.  com.  of  health,  corner  Elbow  lane  &  Paca  st 
Stewart  James,  machinist,  Maiden  lane 
Stewart  Wm.  lumber  merchant,  Pratt  st  1  door  w  of  Har.  run 
Stewart  Joseph,  grocer,  and  feed  merchant,  n  e   corner  Gay 

and  Forest  streets 
Stewart  mrs  Mary  J.  Mulberry  street  w  of  Pearl 
Stewart  miss  Mary,  Saratoga  street  e  of  Green 
Stewart  Wm.  P.  mt.  firm  S.  &  Paine,  dw  Lex.  st  w  of  Pine 
Stewart  Dr.  w  end  Baltimore  street 

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Stewart  Joseph,  of  Custom  house,  Shakspeare  st  e  of  Bond 
Stewart  James,  labourer,  Addison  street  n  side 
Stewart  Robert,  grocer,  Harford  avenue  nearthe  Church 
Stewart  John,  tailor,  Tyson  alley 
Stewart  John,  blacksmith,  Pratt  street  road 
Stewart  Joseph,  tailor,  23  Fayette  street 
Stewart  &  Paine,  dry  goods  mts.  199  Baltimore  st 
Stewart  Joseph  W.  grate  &  fender  manuf.  64  Baltimore  st 
Stewart  Jas.  firm  Stewart  fy  Bolton,  dw  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Stewart  William,  carpenter,  Eden  st  n  of  Silver 
Stewart  John  A.  &>  Co.  brass  founders  &.  bell  hangers,  Lom- 
bard street  2  doors  above  Howard 
Stewart  John,  Barre  street  near  Sharp 
Stewart  Francis,  lnloes  alley 
Stewart  David,  Franklin  street  near  St  Paul's  lane 
Stewart  Dr.  Ptichard  S.  Saratoga  st  near  St  Paul's  Church 
tStewart  Mary,  Wine  street  w  of  Pine 
tStewart  Thomas,  sawyer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  Franklin 
tStewart  Margaret,  30  Park  street 
tStewart  Stephen,  Long  alley,  s  of  New  street 
tStewart  Fanny,  Chatsworth  street  s  of  Franklin 
tStewart  Wm.  drayman,  Union  alley  e  of  Eden  st 
tStewart  Elijah,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
tStewart  Charles,  drayman,  Eden  st  n  of  Holland 
tStewart  Daniel,  hack  driver,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Exeter  st 
Sticen  Lewis,  blacksmith,  54  Sterling  street 
Sticher  John,  cabinet  maker,  Parkst  bet  Marion  &  Lexington 
Stick  Martha,  Union  street  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Stickney  &  Noyes,  com  mts.  12  s  Charles  street 
Stidger  Rebecca,  tailoress,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Stiener  Megile,  cabinet  maker,  Franklin  st  e  of  Paca 
Stievenger  Leonard,  blacking  maker,  East  st  n  of  Ensor 
Stier  Rev.  Frederick,  dw  Pratt  street  e  of  High 
Stiff  mrs.  York  street  w  of  Light 
Sligers  John,  blacksmith,  wend  of  Baltimore  street 
Stiles  John,  corner  Mulberry  and  Paca  streets 
Stilley  mrs  Ann,  Bank  street  e  of  Eden 
Stiltz  Daniel,  frame  maker,  St  Paul's  st  near  Hamilton 
Stimple  Anthony,  morocco  dresser,  s  Charles  st 
Slimpson  James,  engineer,  49  Albemarle  st 
Stine  Edward,  Maiden  lane  e  of  East  st  [w  of  Pine 

Stinchcomb  Wesley  A.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Baltimore  st 
Stinchcomb  A.  D.  Hi^h  street  3  of  Pitt 
Stinchcomb  John,  cooper,  George  street  e  of  Pine 
Stinchcomb  Joshua,  cooper,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 
Stinchcomb  Victor,  cooper,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Stinemeyre  Margaret  E.  Mulberry  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Stinger  mrs.  Sharp  street  near  Busy  alley 
Stirling  Jesse,  seaman,  Orleans  st  3  doors  e  of  Friendship 

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Stirling  Archibald,  of  Savings  Bank   in  Exchange;  dvv  Bal- 
timore street  e  of  Aisquith 
Stinger  George,  silversmith,  Barre  st  w  of  Hanover 
Stinger  John,  glass  blower,  Glass  house,  Johnson  st 
Stinson  mrs  Ruth,  white  washer,  Pratt  st  extended 
Stiver  Henry,  blacksmith,  Holland  street  ; 
Stobeck  mra  Eliza,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Stocart  James,  carpenter,  VVhitworth  row,  e  of  Ross  st 
Stoeer  Matthias,  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Stokely  Matthew,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Stocksdale  Nelson,  clothing  store,  58  Centre  Market  space 
Stocksdale  Sarah,  tutoress,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Stockton  &  Stokes,  proprietors  General  Stage  Office,  base- 
ment of  City  Hotel 
Stockton  &  Stokes,  proprietors  of  Baltimore  Coach  Factory, 

North  st  between  Centre  and  Madison 
Stockton  R.  C.  firm  do.  St.  Paul  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Stockton  John,  blacksmith,  22  Alice  Anna  street 
Stockton  Edward,  labourer,  Park  street  extended 
Stockes  Lydia,  Low  street  near  Aisquith 
tStokely  Martin,  Spring  street  s  of  Pratt 
Stoker  Elizabeth,  Peace  alley  w  of  Eutaw  street 
Stokes  W.  B.  firm  Stockton  &  Stokes,  dw  42  Courtland  st 
Stokes  mrs  Rachel,  Front  street  n  of  York 
Stollet  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  Franklin  si  w  of  Chatsworth 
Stolp  Lewis,  confectioner,  27  n  Green  street 
Stone  mrs  Mary,  dry  goods  store,  64  Hanover  st 
Stone  mrs  Ann,  9  Mercer  street 
Stone  mrs  Eliza,  George  street  e  of  Pine 
Stonebraker  G.  59  Lombard  st.;  dw  42  Lombard  st 
Stoner  John  L.  lottery  mt.  Baltimore  st  1  door  e  of  the  bridge 
Stoops  Sarah,  Tripolett's  alley  [dw  143  a  Eutaw  street 

Stoops  Aaron,  shoe  dealer,    Franklin  street  w  of  Chatsworth; 

store  54  Lexington  st 
Storm  Peter,  keeper  Buck  tavern,  cor  Forest  and  Hillen  sts 
Storm  James  G.  auctioneer,  Lexington  st  e  of  Paca 
Strebeck  John,  ship  joiner,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Story  Christiana,  Bank  street  e  of  Pitt 
Stoudler  John,  Glass  house,  Johnson  street 
Stoufer  Jacob,  dyer,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Stouffer  Henry,  15  n  Eutaw  street 
Stouffer  Henry  J.  carpenter,  97  s  Howard  street 
Stouffer  John,  flour  mt.  35  n  Howard  street;  dw  Paca  street 

s  of  Lexington 
Stouffer  &  Ronsaville,  carpenters,  Green  st  s  of  German 
Stouffer  H.J.  dw  Howard  st  n  of  Conway 
Stout  Joseph,  looking  glass  and  tancy  store,  26  2J  story  Ba- 
zaar; dw  w  end  of  Baltimore  st 
Stout  Francis,  paver,  Gay  street  e  of  Forest 
Stout  Isaac,  seaman,  Beuren  st  n  of  Liberty  alley 
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Stout  William,  blacksmith,  Forest  st  n  of  Monument 

Stout  Samuel,  harness  maker,  Britton  st  n  e  of  Monument 

Stover  Albert,  sugar  refiner,  43  Exeter  street 

Stover  John  L.  71  Exeter  street 

Stow  Thomas,  Hamilton  row,  Hamilton  st 

Stradler  John,  rigger,  n  w  cor  Apple  alley  and  Alice  Anna  st 

Stran  Thomas  P.  math,  instrument  maker,  3  Thames  st 

Straner  James,  grocer,  Saratoga  street  near  Howard 

Straney  Edward,  steam  boiler  maker,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 

Straney  Edward,  carter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 

Stranley  Rachel,  midwife,  75  Alice  Anna  st 

Straun  John,  labourer,  n  w  cor  East  and  Douglass  sts 

Straw  Michael,  botanic  doctor,  47  Holland  street 

Strebeck  George,  ship  joiner.  Bank  st  e  of  Market 

Street  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Wine  st  w  of  Pine 

Street  George,  shoemaker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  M'Elderry 

Street  John,  Light  street  s  of  L  Hughes 

Street  John  C.  dry  goods  mt.  5  Baltimore  St.;  dw  49  Front  st 

Streeler  Leander  R.  miniature  painter,  67  Lombard  st 

Strep  Michael,  tailor,  Biddle  street  w  of  Penn  av 

Sretch  William,  potter,  Fleet  st  e  of  Washington 

Sricker  Gotleib,  baker,  corner  Thomson  and  Aisquith  sts 

Srider  John,  boarding  house,  n  w  cor  Park  &  Mulberry  sts 

Strobel  John  P.  43  Bond  street 

Strohm  &  Thompson,  merchants,  S  Spear's  wharf 

Stroud  Rebecca,  tailoress,  13  Mulberry  street 

Strous  Somenvell,  pedlar,  Eutaw  street  n  of  New 

Strupp  Isaac,  watchmaker,  Gay  street  e  of  the  bridge 

Stuart  &  Bolton,  paint,  oil  and  glass  store,  71  M'Elderry's  wf 

Stuart  Jas.  firm  do.  dw  30  Front  st 

Stuart  David,  grocer,  French  st  opposite  High;  store  corner 

Hillen  and  High  streets 
Stuart  James,  lumber  merchant,  48  Albemarle  st 
Stuart  George,  Green  street  s  of  Mulberry 
Stubbs  John,   bell  hanger  and  smith  in  general,  90  Harrison 

street;  dw  94  do. 
Stubbs  Thomas,  labourer,  Johnson  st  near  Cross 
Stubbs  Joseph,  carpenter,  Barre  street  w  of  Hanover 
Stupin3  Key  Anthony,  distiller,  Baltimore  at  vv  of  Cove 
Studen  Henry,  labourer,  Harford  av  n  of  the  Church 
Stuffle  Catherine,  Potter  st  s  of  Hillen  [nover  st 

Stump  Samuel,  gen.  insp.  flour,  5  Bowly's  whf„;  dw  117  Ha- 
Stump  Samuel,  jr.  attor.  at  law,  St  Paul's  st  n  of  Lexington 
Sturgeon  Edward,  clothing  store,  42  Centre  Market  space 
Sturgeon  L.  granite  cutter,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Sturgess  Ann,  seamstress,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Sturges  Reuben,  upholsterer,  27  w  Pratt  st 
Sturges  John,  city  watchman,  44  Fleet  st 
Stretch  Samuel,  tailor,  64  Exeter  street 
Strischka  Joseph  A.  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pearl 

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Sturm  Christian,  piano  maker,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Suderman  Dederick,  cooper,  Lee  st  bet  Light  and  Charles 
Sullivan  John,  com  mt.  12  Light  st  wharf 
Sullivan  Dennis,  grocer,  s  vv  corner  Lexington  and  Pine  sts 
Sullivan  James,   com.  mt.  18  Spear's  whf.  dw  Eden   street  2 

doors  s  of  Pratt 
Sullivan  John  P.  clothing  store,  42  s  Calvert  street,  dw  s  w  cor 

Sharp  and  Pratt  street 
Sullivan  John,  tobacco  inspector,  112  Hanover  street 
Sullivan  William,  painter,  Lunn's  lane  n  of  Conway  st 
Sullivan  Dennis,  wax  bleacher,  Cove  st  n  of  Franklin 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  carter,  Carpenter's  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
tSullivan  Samuel,  Salisbury  st  near  Harford  run 
fSullivan  Robert,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Sultzback  Peter,  cordwainer,  Baltimore  st  w  end  s  side 
Sultzer  Sebastian,  High  street  s  of  Granby 
Sumerlock  Frederick',  Union  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Summer  Jacob,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Summerviile  John,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  e  of  Douglass 
Summerviile  James,  painter,  25  Monument  street 
Summerviile  Wm.  machinist,  York  av  n  of  Monument  st 
Summerville>jrs  Esther,  grocer,  102  Exeter  street 
Sumner  and  Robinson,  com,  mts.  15  Bowly's  wharf 
Sumner  Henry  P.  firm  do.dvv  Charles  st  2d  door  n  of  Mulberry 
Sumvvalt  Henry,  grocer,  7  Second  st.  dw  Balto.  st  e  of  Bond 
Sumwalt  John  T.  128  s  Sharp  street 

Sum  wait  George  PI.  Welcome  al  betw  Hanover  &  Sharp  sts 
Sumwalt  Geo.  B.  carpenter,  s  e  cor  Light  &  Montgomery  sts 
Sumvvalt  Frederick,  223  n  Howard  street 
Sumwalt  Jesse,  plasterer,  288  n  Howard  street 
Sumvvalt  Maria,  Baltimore  ste  of  Apple  alley 
Sunday  School  Union,  Depository  of,  J.  W.  Tillyard   agent, 

15  s  Calvert  street 
Sunday  School  of  St.  Paul's  church,  s  ecor  Barnet  &  Charles 
Sunderland  Basil,  ship  joiner,  Pratt  st  w  of  Market 
Suninshine  Rebecca,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  street 
Supe  Henry,  tailor,  56  n  Frederick  street 
Super  John,  baker,  27  Water  street  w  oflhe  Market 
Super  Frederick,  victualler,  wend  Baltimore  street 
Suter  Henry,  turner,  5  Concord  st.  dw  5  Temple  street 
Suter  George,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  extended 
Suter  James  S.  turner,   23  Water  st  w   of  the  Market,  dw  3 

Jackson  street 
Suter  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Cove  street  s  of  Mulberry 
Suter  Charles,  cor  Bank  st  and  Happy  alley 
Suter  John,  carter,  w  end  Baltimore  street  [Franklin 

Sutherland  mrs  Jane,  boarding  house,  Courtland  street  s   of 
Sutliff  Thomas,   China,  glass  and  Queen's  ware  store,  45  n 

Howard  street,  dw  Lexington  st  e  of  Howard 
Sutton  James  L.  merchant  tailor,  7  s  Gay  street 

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Sutton  Thomas,  capt  Pocahontas,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 

Sutton  Vincent,  carpenter,  11  McCIellan  street 

Sutton  V.  &  J.  H.  Bean,  carpenters;  14  n  Sharp  street 

Sutton  Hindman,  blacksmith;  <23  Constitution  street 

tSutlon  Richard,  gardner,  Sarah  Ann  street  e  of  Cove 

Swail  John,  weaver,  Prestun  street  w  of  Koss 

Swaine  John,  victualler,  Britton  st  s  w  of  Neighbour 

Swain  John,  shoe  maker,  Bond  street  s  of  Gough 

Swain  Geo.  victualler,  near  s  w  cor  Bond  &,  Monument  sts 

Swain  Benjamin,  grocer,  cor  Ann  and  Wilk  streets 

Swan  James,  s  e  cor  Calvert  and  Fayette  streets 

Swan  William,  merchant,  dw  Charles  st  n  of  Lexington 

Swan  William,  dry  goods  merchant,  220  Baltimore  street 

Swarer  mrs  Elizabeth,  Orleans  street  2  doors  w  of  Caroline 

Svvartz  John,  carpenter,  49  Holland  street 

Sweeden  Edward,  carter,  186  n  Gay  street 

Sweeney  Hugh,  27  Saratoga  street  [lane 

Sweeney  Dennis,  coach  painter,  n  e  cor  Orleans  st  and  Long 

Sweeney  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 

Sweeney  George  R.  general  agent, Calvert  st  near  City  spring 

Sweeney  Richard,  chair  maker,  33  High  street 

Sweeny  Edward  N.  collector,  s  w  cor  Liberty  &  Lexington  sts 

Sweeting  Edward  T.  bricklayer,  8  Thomson  street 

Sweilzer  John,  morocco  dresser,  Penn.  avenue  extended 

Swick  Charles,  rigger,  25  Fleet  street 

Swift  William  A.  city  bailiff,  Water  street  w  of  Apple  alley 

Swinehart  Peter,  grocer,  Pratt  st  3d  deer  e  of  President 

Switzer  John,  cordwainer,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 

Switzer  William,  cordwainer,  Penn.  avenue  extended 

Switzer  Philip,  confectioner,  French  street  st  s  of  High 

Swormslead  James,  printer,  Orleans  st  s  side  w  of  Aisquith 

Sykes  John,  wool  merchant,  73  Lombard  street 

Sykes  John,  Hollins  street  w  p 

Sylvester  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  86  High  street 

Sylvester  Samuel,  shoe  maker,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 

Sylvester  Joseph,  paper  printer,  Market  st  s  of  Thames 

Sylvester  James,  paper  stamper,  Holland  st  near  Long  lane 

Symington  Thomas,  merchant,  cor  Pratt  &  Gay  streets,   dw 

cor  High  and  Fawn  streets 
Symington*James,  grocer,  10  Commerce  street 
Symington  &,kTayior,  marble  establishment,  Charles  street 

s  of  Camden 
Symington  George,  shoemaker,  Wilk  street e  of  Wolf 

TaBAT  ALLEN,  copper  shearer,  Harford  avenue  near  the 

Tagart  Hugh,  classical  teacher,  15  Pitt  street  [Church 

Talbaw  Arthur,  4  Pine  street 

Talbott  Edward,  constable,  n  w  cor  Aisquith  and  Orleans  sts 

Talbot    Lucretia,  St.  Paul  st  betw  Hamilton  &  Centre  sts 

Talbot  Polly,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wilk 

Talbot  &  Alercer,  dry  goods  mts.  257  Baltimore  streen 

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Talbot  Samuel,  machinist,  Bishop  alley  s  of  Fawn  street 

Talbot  George,  carpenter,  Glass  house  Johnson  st 

Talbot  mrs  Jesse,  25  s  Howard  street 

Tall  William,  tailor,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt  [St<  Paul 

Taney  R.  B.  attorney  at  law,  Lexington  st  betw  Courtland  & 

Tapman  John  M.  carter,  Charles  street  near  Montgomery 

Tarr  Edwin  S.  cabinet  maker,  41  n  Gay  street 

Tarr ,  cabinet  maker,  Orleans  st  2  doors  e  ofFriendship 

Tarring  William,  painter,  14  Lexington  st  near  Charles 

Tarring  William,  plaisterer,  Eutaw  st  near  Ostend 

Tarler  Henry,  porter,  48  Lerew's  alley 

Tattarn  Daniel,  porter  in  Franklin  Bank,  Light  st  s  of  Hill 

tTauley  Sophia,   Mechanics'  alley  s  side 

Tayer  Deborah,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 

Taylor  Thomas,  shoe  store,  8  Pratt  st  near  Light,  dw  Hill  st 

betw  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Taylor  Isace,  shoe  store,  25£  Pratt  street  e  of  Charles 
Taylor  Ann,  boarding  house,  43  w  Pratt  st 
Taylor  Carpenter,  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Taylor  Alfbrd,  bricklayer,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pearl 
Taylor  George,  carpenter,  4  Alice  Anna  street 
Taylor  capt  Win.  S.  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Ann 
Taylor  mrs  Margaret.  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 
Taylor  capt.  Henry  J.  C.  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Taylor  capt.  Thomas,  do  do        do 

Taylor  Hezekiah,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Taylor  John,  dry  goods  merchant,  41\  Howard  st 
Taylor  John  J.  clothing  store,  89  Baltimore  st 
Taylor  C.  R.  &  co.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  80  Baltimore 

st.  dw  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 
Taylor  &  BrowTn,  hardware  merchants,  164^  Baltimore  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  dw  122  Lombard  st 
Taylor  Benjamin,  141  Pratt  st 
Taylor  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Hill  st.  near  Sharp 
Taylor  John,  brickmaker,  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Taylor  Isaac,  s  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
Taylor  Robert  A.  corner  Charles  and  Franklin  sts 
Taylor  David,  carpenter,  43  Lexington  st 
Taylor  Samuel,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Taylor  Major,  carpenter,  51  Front  st 
Taylor  James,  Front  st  s  of  Hillen 

Taylor  capt.  Lemuel  G.  of  Maryland  steamboat,  55  High  st 
Taylor  Thomas  W.  carpenter,  High  st  s  of  Water 
Taylor  Francis,  18  Mercer  street 

Taylor  &  McNeal,  scow  proprietors,  cor  Allison  aJ.  &.  Pratt  st 
Taylor  Jennifer  S.  wood  corder,  Lee  st  1  door  e  of  Hanover 
Taylor  mrs  Wm.  W.  cor  Calvert  and  Lexington  sts 
Taylor  Robert,  grocer,  Eutaw  street,  dw  n  e  cor  Charles  and 

Mulberry  streets 
Taylor  Levi,  stone  cutter,  84  s  Charles  street 

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Taylor  Robt.  A.  &.  Co.  Auctioneers  &  com.  mts.  24  s  Charles 

street,  dvv  R.  A.  T.  n  e  cor  Charles  &   Franklin  sts 
Taylor  William,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  93  Hanover  street 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  94  Park  street 

Taylor  Joseph  &  Son,  grocery,  com.  &  forwarding  mts.  n  w 
cor  Eutaw  &,  German  sts.  dw  J.  T.  8  Lombard  street, 
dvv  R.  T'ne  cor  Charles  and  Mulberry  sts 
Taylor  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  79  Green  street 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  Pine  st  e  side  s  of  Franklin 
Taylor  Samuel,  bellows  maker,  Water  st  w  of  Apple  alley 
Taylor  Samuel  E.  tailor,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Taylor  Hezekiah,  grocer,  cor  Gough  &  Spring  sts 
Taylor  George,  confectioner,  cor  President  and  Stiles  sts 
Taylor  mrs  Margaret,  milliner,  93  n  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Taylor  Benjamin,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Taylor  Henry,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Taylor  Henry,  weaver,  Saratoga  street  extended 
tTaylor  Isaac,  waiter,  n  e  corner  Monument  and  Ensor  sts 
^Taylor  Henry,  Eden  st  s  «?f  York 
[Taylor  John,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
tTaylor  James,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 
Tayman  Jacob,  n  w  corner  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 
Teackle  G.  W.  attorney  at  law,  18  St  Paul  st 
Teacle  Dr.  John,  33  e  Baltimore  street 
Teal  John,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Teal  Thomas,  carpenter,  34  Bond  st 
Teal  E'izabeth,  milliner,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Tearral  Michael,  sea  captain,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Tease  John,  plasterer,  9  New  Chuich  st 
Tell  Henry,  huckster,  Penn  avenue  s  of  Biddle  st 
Temperly  Thomas,  tavern,  107  n  Howard  st 
Tenant  Thomas,  merchant,  n  w  corner  Gay  and  Second  sts 
Tenant  Thomas  W.  Courtland  st  5  doors  nof  Mulberry 
Tennant  Thomas,  stoekmaker,  3  South  st 
Tennant  Wm.  shoemaker,  Forest  st  n  of  Madison 
JTennant  Henry,  corner  Long  lane  St  Mulliken  st 
Tensfield  Frederick,  horse  shoer,  Lombard  st  near  Light 
Tensfield  John,  Lombard  st  near  Light 
Terry  Josiah,  millwright,  Conway  st  e  of  Green 
Tessier  rev.  J.  at  St  Mary's  seminary 
Tew  Solomon,  labourer,  W.lliam  st  near  Cro?s 
Thaten  Philip,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Armistead  lane 
Thayer  Libeus,  shoestore,  64  Centre  Market  space 
Thayer  Deborah,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Thayer  capt  Laban,  Block  st 
Theatre  and  Circus  Front  st  opposite  Low 
Theatre  Baltimore,  Holliday  st  n  of  Fayette 
Therle  Catherine,  .Armistead  lane  near  Light  st 
Thomae,  Kail  &.  co.  commission  merchants,  85  Smith's  wharf 
Thomae  George  F.  firm  do  Aisquith  st  near  Pitt 
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Thomas  Philip  E.  dw  Sharp  st  2  doors  s  of  Lombard 

Thomas  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  128  High  st 

Thomas  mrs  Jane,  128  High  st 

Thomas  Mary,  corner  Market  space  and  Water  st 

Thomas  mrs  Mary,  21  Thames  street 

Thomas  James,  hatter,  56  Centre  Market  space 

Thomas  Win,  clock  maker,  17  Bazaar 

Thomas  Wm.  block  and  pump  maker,  Grant  st  near  Pratt 

Thomas  Joseph,  turner,  McClellan  st  1  door  sof  Fayette,  dw 

Thomas  Dr.  s  e  corner  Sharp  and  Lombard  sts  [19  do 

Thomas  D.  E.  carpenter,  n  Sharp  st  near  Baltimore,  dw  43 

Thomas  Mary,  Ani:|st  s  of  Wilk  [Fayette  street 

Thomas  James  B.  bricklayer,  Pearl  st  n  of  Baltimore 

Thomas  Ann,  Pitt  st  w  of  Harford  run 

Thomas  Sterling,  victualler,  9  Holland  st 

Thomas  Roger,  Orleans  st  n  side  3  doors  e  of  Spring 

Thomas  mrs  Margaret,  seamstress,  43  n  Gay  st  o  t 

Thomas  James  H.  s  w  corner  Strawberry  alley  and  Wilk    st 

Thomas  James,  cabinet  maker,  cor  Exeter  and  Hillen  sts 

Thomas  John,  carpenter,  St  Mary  st  n  of  Penn  avenue 

Thomas  Henry,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

Thomas  Wm.  plane  maker,  Whitworth  row  e  of  Ross  st 

Thomas  Edward  C.  tobacconist,  Lexington  stwof  Long  ai. 

Thomas  John,  watchman,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 

Thomas  Rebecca,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 

Thomas  Wm.  B.  pilot,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Happy  alley 

Thomas  Robert,  pilot,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Bond 

Thomas  mrs  Eleanor,  21  Fayette  st 

Thomas  &  George,  hardware  merchants,  196  Baltimore  st 

Thomas  James,  labourer,  Eden  st  s  of  Bank 

Thomas  Catherine,  Market  st  near  Hampstead 

Thomas  Maria,  Ruxton  st 

Thomas  mrs  D.  L.  Barre  st  w  of  Hanover 

Thomas  Owen,  baker,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 

Thomas  Samuel,  cigar  maker,  Eager  alley  near  Saratoga  st 

Thomas  capt.  Wm.  M.  10  Ann  st 

Thomas  Thomas,  accountant,  Front  st  s  of  Low 

Thomas  mrs  Sophia,  96  High  st 

Thomas  Samuel,  watchman,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st. 

Thomas  James,  seaman,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Alice  Annast 

tThomas  Wm.  seaman,  do  n  of  Fleet  st 

tThomas  John,  labourer,  Centre  st  near  St  Paul 

tThomas  James,  labourer,  Sharp  st  near  Lexington 

tThomas  Henrietta,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 

tThomas  Richard,  drayman,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 

tThomas  Richard,  carter,  Bank  st  w  of  Happy  alley 

tThomas  Jacob,  gardner,  Penn  avenue  extended 

tThomas  Hail,  drayman,  Baltimore  st  extended 

tThomas  Priscilla,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 

tThomas  Maria,  washer,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 

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$Thomas  Cesar,  carter,  Pratt  st  road  w  end 

tThomas  David,  sawyer,  w  end  Pratt  st  road 

tThomas  M.  washer,  Charles  st  near  William 

tThoma3  Gustavus,  baker,  Camden  st  near  Howard 

fThomas  David,  drayman,  31  Lerew's  alley 

fThomas  Lydia,  washer,  42  Lerew's  alley 

tThomas  Perry,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 

fThomas  Adam,  sawyer,  Wolf  st  n  of  Wilk 

tThomas  B.  carter,  Apple  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 

JThomas  Adam,  sawyer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 

tThomas  Joseph,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 

fThomas  Harris,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 

Ttiomme  rev.  F.  St  Mary's  seminary 

Thompson  B.  Pitt  street 

Thompson  Wm.20  Jackson  street 

Thompson  Samuel,  furniture  store,  13  Harrison  st 

Thompson  James,  commission  merchant,  O'DonnelFs  wharf, 

dw  Exeter  st  near  Salisbury 
Thompson  Henry  &.  son,  merchants,  41  s  Gay  st 
Thompson  &,  Spalding,  commission  mts.  18  Commerce  st 
Thompson  D.  &,  W.   saddle,  harness  and  trunk  makers,  26 

South  street 
Thompson  Joseph,  wheelwright,  s  w  corner  Holliday   and 

Centre  sts.  dw  Park  st  near  Wagon  alley 
Thompson  mrs  Sarah,  stockmaker,  7  Si  Paul  st 
Thompson  Charles,  grocer,  corner  New  Church  &  Sharp  sts 
Thompson  Joseph,  grocer,  cor  Wagon  alley  and  Park  st 
Thompson  Sophia,  15  n  Green  street 

Thompson ,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  n  of  Fayette 

Thompson  mrs  Catherine,  Baltimore  st  s  side  e  of  Eden 
Thompson  captain  Alexander,  Hampstead  st 
Thompson  Samuel,  clerk  in  Baltimore  Insurance  Office,   Balti- 
more st  2d  door  e  of  Aisquith 
Thompson  George,  grocer,  cor  Pitt  and  East  streets 
Thompson  Joseph  B.  Pitt  street  w  of  Front 
Thompson  Joseph  B.  Jackson  street  s  side 
Thompson  Mary,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Douglass  and  Forest  sts 
Thompson  John,  painter,  corner  Orleans  st  &  Strawberry  alley 
Thompson  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  e  of  Star  alley 
Thompson  Mary,  Mulberry  street  w  of  Pearl 
Thompson  Wm.  wheelwright,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Thompson  Alfred  W.  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Thompson  Edward,  bricklayer,  Schroder  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Thompson  Richard,  watchman,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Thompson  James,  cor  Alice  Anna  st  and  Apple  alley 
Thompson  Alexander,  Ensor  street  n  e  of  Monument 
Thompson  Wm.  A.  coach  trimmer,  Harford  road  n  of  Momi- 
Thompson  Samuel,  carter,  Light  st  s  of  Hughes  [ment  st 

Thompson  John,  carpenter,  Henrietta  st  near  Sharp 
Thompson  David  H.  firm  Jarvis  &  T.;  dw  Paca  n  of  Franklin 
25* 


TIL  MatcheWs  Baltimore 

Thompson  J.  A.  tobacconist,  222  Baltimore  st 
Thompson  Wm.  shipping  master,  cor  Thames  and  Bond  sts 
Thompson  Edward,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright,  65  Bond  st 
Thompson  &,  Jackson,  carpenters,  German  st  near  Eutaw 
Thompson  Allen,  ship  carpenter,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley- 
Thompson  Harrison,  weaver,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Thompson  Robert,  hart  tavern,  cor  Ann  and  Lancaster  sts 
Thompson  mrs  Ann,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Thompson  Dorothea,  milliner,  corner  Low  and  High  sts 
Thompson  Ann  B.  dry  goods  store,  122  High  st 
Thompson  James,  merchant,  Exeter  st  n  of  Water 
Thompson  Wm.  labourer,  Addison  st  n  side 
Thompson  Alexander,  shoemaker,  Canal  st  n  of  M'Elderry 
tThompson  Ann,  washer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
{Thompson  A.  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
{Thompson  Richard,  rigger,  Wolf  street  n  of  Alice  Anna 
{Thompson  Charles,  labourer,  30  n  Frederick  street 
{Thompson  John,  sailor,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
tThompson  Willis,  waiter,  5  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
{Thompson  Edward,  hackman,  Caroline  st  s]x>f  Water 
tThompson  Tempe,  washer,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 
Thomson  James,  plasterer,  Jackson  st  s  side 
Tomsonian  Botanic  Medicine  Manufactory,  Presidents  of  Stiles 
Thornburg  mrs  Margaret,  17  Sharp  street 
Thornhill  Patrick,  tavern  keeper,  s  side  Swan  st 
Thornton  John,  carpenter,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 
Thornton  Francis  A.  Fayette  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Thornton  Stephen,  34  South  street 
Thornton  Rev.  T.  S.  Green  street  st  s  of  Franklin 
{Thornton  John,  hack  driver.  Sharp  st  1  door  s  of  Saratoga 
Thorpe  John  T.  bricklayer,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Thorpe  Wm.  bricklayer,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Thorpe  Wm.  W.  &,  Co.  tinplate  workers,  1  s  Eutaw  st 
Three  Tuns  Tavern,  cor  Pratt  and  Paca  sts.  W.  &  H.  Miller, 
Thrift  Mary,  Long  alley  n  of  New  street  [proprietors 

Throup  George,  gardener,  Penn  av  extended 
Thrush  Nicholas,  comb  maker,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Thurston  Edward,  japanner,  Mercer  st  near  Light 
Tidings  Lewis,  victualler,  Orleans  st  e  of  Eden 
Tiernan  Luke  &  Son,  9  n  Charles  St.;  dw  L.  T.  11  Charles  st 
Tiernan  Charles,  firm  do.  &  Mexican  Consul,  15  w  Lexington 
Tiernan  Patrick,  Pleasant  street  near  Charles 
{Tiernan  Patrick,  waiter,  Eager  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 
Tiffany  William,  dw  35  n  Charles  street 

Tiffany,  Ward  &  Co.  com  mts.  s  e  cor  Hanover  &  German  sts 
Tiffany,  Duvall  &  Co.  dealers  in  domestic  floods,  1994  Bait,  st 
Tiffany  Henry,  dealer  in  domestic  goods,  205  Baltimore  st 
Tiffany  Osmond  C.  Franklin  street  near  Park 
Tiffany  Comfort,  Saratoga  st  near  Charles 
Tilden  Thos.  E.  mt  tailor3  23  Second  St.;  dw  102  Lombard  st 
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Director  for  1835  TOD 

Tilden  mrs  capt  Wm  C.  Baltimore  st  w  of  Caroline 

Tilghman  John  H.  druggist,  2  South  street 

Tilcrhman  James,  35  Courtland  st 

Tilghman  mrs  Maria,  44  High  street 

JTilghman  James,  carter,  Welcome  alley  bet  Sharp  &  Hanover 

X  Tilghman  James,  labourer,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Tilleston  William,  Exeter  st  n  of  Baltimore 

J"™man  Robert,  waiter  in  Peale's  Museum,  rear  91  Pitt  st 

Tillman  Hester,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Exeter  st 

tTillman  Emory,  soap  boiler,  Hull's  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 

T  I  ilson  Emory,  labourer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 

Tilyard  J.  W.  agent  for  Sunday  School   Union,  15  s  Calvert 
St.;  dw  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Saratoga  sts 

1 1  yard  mrs  Martha,  n  e  corner  Charles  and  Saratoga  sts 

lilyard  James,  sign  painter,  17  Saratoga  st 

Tilyard  mrs.  dress  maker,  17  Saratoo-a  st 

Tilyard  Mary,  3  Saratoga  street 

Tim  Anthony,  Penn  av  near  Biddle  st 

Timanus  George,  stone  mason,  45  n  Liberty  st 

Timanus  Eliza,  nurse,  Zell  alley  n  of  Mulberry  street      rl>ht 

I  immons  John,  Hanover  market  master,  dw  52  n  Liberty  st 

1  immons  Benjamin,  S6  Bond  street 

Tindell  nirs  Ann,  tailoress,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Tindle  Robert  W.  shoe  store,   6  Light  st  whf;  dw  York  near 

Tinges  mrs  Mary  L.  58  High  street 

Tinges  William/clerk,  Saratoga  near  Park  st 

1  ingle  J.  York  street  w  of  Lio-ht 

TWr  F  e°[g!'  2Focer-Vnd  "iquor  store,  s  w  cor  Eutaw  st  & 

T      W  T?     A'  sh°emaker>  9  Fleet  ^  [Peace  allev 

1  inkier  Thomas,  cedar  cooper,  13  Gay  street 

1  itcomb  Sarah,  26  n  Gay  street 

Titer  Jacob,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 

1  lttle  Jeremiah,  mt  tailor,  21  South  street 

Tobacco  Warehouse,  (State  No.  1)  Dugan's  whf;  Wm  Reader 

inspector;    dw   Holliday  st 
n  ,«         »T  opposite  City  Hall 

Do  (State  No.  2)  O'Donnell's   whf;   John  R. 

Magruder  ins.  dw  cor  North 
p.  /0        _T        and  -Lexington  sts 

Uo  (State  No.  3)  cor  Light  and  Conway  sts. 

Rich.  H.  Hall,  inspector;  dw 

rp    ,      «,.„.  ,.  129  Hanover  st 

1  odar  William,  stocking  maker,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 

lodar  Robert,  carpenter,  Amity  st  n  of  Baltimore 
1  odd  barah,  seamstress,  Bond  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 

lodd  John   carpenter,  Gay  street  e  of  Monument 

l  odd  Stephen,  plaisterer,  Ross  street  extended 

lodhunter  Joseph  &  Co.  importers  of  dry  goods,  206  Bait,  st; 

rr    u  4W  •  ' ;  T'  SharP  st'  3  doors  n  of  Lombard 
lodd  Darnel,  carpenter,  Harford  av  near  the  Church 


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JTodd  Sarah,  Potter  st  s  of  Hillen 

Toldridge  B.  hair  dresser,  149  Baltimore  st 

Tolm  Margaret,  81  s  Howard  street 

JTolson  William,  package  carter,  53  Park  st 

Tomkins  Joseph  Y.  com  mt.  6  Spear's  whf.;  dw  237  n  Howard 

Toner  Mary,  Potter  street  s  of  French 

Toner  Michael,  teacher,  4  Peace  alley 

Toner  John,  harness  maker,  37  Constitution  street 

Toogood  Priscilla,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 

Toogood  Charles,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 

Toole  David,  chair  maker,  Jackson  st  s  side 

Toole  mrs  Christiana,  Jackson  st  n  side 

fToome  Susan,  Wagon  alley  near  Howard  st 

fTooney  Josiah,  barber,  Low  st  4th  door  from   Aisquitfy  shop 

Tootel  Sarah  F.  teacher,  Hill  st  near  Charles  [Calvert  st 

JTopkins  Charles,  drayman,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  av 

Topping  James,  weaver,  Rock  street  s  of  Saratoga 

Torlton^Benjamin,  cooper,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 

Torney  Carson,  grocery  &  feed  store,  Light  s  of  Montgomery 

Torney  Otter,  grocer,  corner  Howard  and  Perry  sts 

Torrance  Rebecca,  81  w  Pratt  street 

Torrance  George,  20  n  Frederick  street 

Torrance  Hugh,  weaver,  Water  st  1st  house  wof  Harford  run 

Torrance  James,  weaver,  Stiles  st  w  of  Harford  run 

Torsch  Frederick,  grocer,  corner  York  and  Charles  sts 

Tosh  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  York  st  near  Charles 

Toulson  James,  ship  joiner,  Bond  st  s  of  Water 

tToulson  Hiram,  hackman,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 

Tourlton  mrs.  Pratt  st  e  of  the  bridge 

Towson  Sarah  Ann,  fancy  store,  19  Bazaar;  dw  73  Harrison  st 

Towson  Joshua,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

Towson  Philemon,  insp.  of  lard  and  butter,  14  s  Liberty  st 

Towson  Rebecca,  Tyson  st  extended 

Towson  Sarah,  boarding  house,  50  Front  st 

Townsend  David,  2d  hand  clothing  store,  39  Second  st 

Townsend  Joseph,   treasurer   Equitable  Insurance   Office,  18 

Baltimore  street 
Townsend  T.  J.  oil  and  paint  store,  57  Centre  Market  space 
Townsend  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  54  Market  street 
Townsend  John,  dyer,  corner  North  and  Franklin  sts 
Townsend  mrs.  Aisquith  st  n  of  M'Elderry 
Townsend  Edward,  tinner,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Townsend  Thomas,   ship  carpenter,  n  w  cor  Washington  and 
Townsend  Jonathan,  ship  carpenter,  79  Fleet  st      [Alice  Anna 
Towson  mrs  Sarah,  Preston  street  w  of  Ross 
Towson  &  Bell,  stone  cutters,  7  Lexington  st 
Towson  Charles,  hatter,  Orleans  st  e  of  Friendship 
Toy  John  D.  printer,  cor  St.  Paul  and  Baltimore  sts.;  dw  Sa- 
ratoga st  bet  Park  and  Liberty 
Toy  Samuel,  dw  Calvert  street  adjoining  City  Spring 
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Toy  Joseph  N.  bookseller,  corner  Holliday  and  Baltimore  ats.; 

dw  High  st  n  of  Water 
tToy  Walter,  Conway  street  near  Eutaw 
tToy  Elizabeth,  Potter  street  s  of  Low 

Tracey  Matthew,  mt  tailor,  3  St  Paul  St.;  dw  15  New  Church 
Tract  Magdeline,  cor  Union  st  and  Penn  av 
Tracy  G.  W.  T.  pilot,  Pratt  st  2d  door  w  of  Market 
Tracy  John,  huckster,  Washington  square,  n  of  Baltimore  st 
Tracy  Jefferson,  Hollins  street  w  p 
Tracy  James,  land  agent,  Franklin  street  e  of  Pine 
Tracy  Jarret,  wheelwright,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Trades  Union  Hall,  corner  Gay  and  Baltimore  sts 
Trainer  John,  carman,  cor  Beuren  and  Monument  sts 
Traise  Jane,  Ann  street  n  of  Thames 
Trapnall  rars.  Calvert  street  s  of  Balh 
Travers  Susanna,  teacher,  69  High  street 
Treadwell  Oliver,  teacher,  75  Fayette  street 
Treakle  George,  waterman,  n  w  cor  Castle  alley  and  Fleet  st 
Trego  William,  Columoia  street  near  Cove 
Trexler  John,  plasterer,  Carpenter's  alley  near  Howard  st 
Trenton  Sarah,  Lee  street  e  of  Charles 
Trisrgen  James,  seaman,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 
Trimbell  mrs  Margaret,  dry  goods  store,  32  Harrison  st 
Trimble  John  &  Son,  iron  and  com  mts.  77  s  Calvert  St.;  dw 

J.  T.  3  s  High  street 
Trimble  John,  hardware  mt.  High  street  s  of  York 
Trimble  Isaac,  firm  do.;  dw  Paca  st  w  of  Luna's  lane 
Trimble  William,  High  street  s  of  Plowman 
Trimble  James,  liquor  store,  Susq.  rail  road  near  city  limits 
Trimble  mrs.  Elizabeth,  Franklin  st  e  of  Green 
Trimble  John,  26  Lancaster  street 
Trimble  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  High  stn  of  Wilk 
Trindle  John,  tailor,  96  n  Howard  street 
Triplett  Willis  T.  dry  goods  mt.  12  Centre  Market  space 
tTripp  Perry,  waterman,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Trittle  Jeremiah,  ship  carpenter,  Wolfst  n  of  Thames 
Trogler  Frederick,  blacksmith,  w  end  Baltimore  st 
Troop  Elizabeth,  13  Fleet  street 
Trott  Thomas,  sailor,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Trott  S.  carter,  corner  Aisquith  and  Orleans  sts 
Trotten  Thomas,  feed  and  lime  store,  4  Buchanan's  whf.;  dw 
Truman  Mark,  Front  st  s  of  Baltimore  [11  Temple  st 

Trumbo  Henry,  bricklayer,  cor  Green  and  Conway  sts 
Trumbo  Adam,  blacksmith,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
Trump  Henry,  carpenter,  Lombard  st  near  Eutaw 
Trump  Wm.  B.  &  Co.  dry  goods  mts.  225  i  Baltimore  St.;  dw 

W.  B.  T.  Eutaw  st  3  doors  s  of  Lombard 
Trust  Jacob,  fancy  store,  8  Bazaar 
Trust  Hermon,  baker,  Hill  street  near  Light 
Trustin  Joseph,  coach  maker,  Beuren  st  n  of  Monument 
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tTrusty ,  Sharp  st  bet  Lexington  and  Saratoga 

fTrusty  Samuel,  sawyer,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Tryfogle  Mary,  seamstress,  Richmond  st  near  Howard 
Tucker  George  H.  cabinet  maker,  9  Second  st 
Tucker  Jas.  &,  H.  6  Centre  Market  space;    dw  Water  st  2d 

door  e  of  the  Market 
Tucker  Robert,  com  mt.  over  no.  6  Spear's  wharf        [Charles 
Tucker  Wm.  A.  president  Bait.  Fire  Ins.  Co.  Lexington  st  near 
Tucker  Samuel,  carpenter,  Pine  st  wside  s  of  Mulberry 
Tucker  James,  grocer,  corner  Pratt  and  High  sts 
Tucker  Thomas,  bricklayer,  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Spring  sts 
Tucker  John,  bread  shop,  Water  street  w  of  High 
Tucker  Geo.  W.  druggist,  s  e  cor  Eden  and  Pratt  sts 
Tucker  John,  chair  maker,  Pratt  st  w  of  Gough 
Tucker  mrs.  washer.  Armistead  lane 
Tucker  Mary,  William  st  near  Cross 
Tucker  Joseph,  dry  goods  mt.  73  Baltimore  st 
Tucker  James,  shoemaker,  Bond  st  n  of  Alice  Anna 
tTucker  Henry,  labourer,  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
Tuckey  Elisha,  painter,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Tuder  John,  carpenter,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 
Tudor  George,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 

Tudor  Samuel,  drug  and  grocery  store,  Baltimore  w  end  8  side 
Tuer  Thos.  seaman,  Shakspear  st  w  of  Market 
Tufts  &  Schetler,  glass  manufacturers,  46  s  Gay  st 
Tufts  Wm.  firm  do.  dw  81  St  Paul's  street 
Tumblinson  William,  boat  builder,  134  Hanover  street 
Tunis  Thomas,  brickmaker,  Orleans  st  s  of  Aisquith 
Tunis  Alexander,  1  Sterling  street 
Turell  John  &  Co.  tobacconists,  14  n  Howard  st 
Turenne  mrs  Mary,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Pitt 
Turell  John,  tobacconist,  30  Franklin  st 
Turf  Register,  American,  s  e  corner  Fayette  and  North  sts 
Turm  Thos.  shoemaker,  40  Alice  Anna  st 
Turnbull  &  Winchester,  com  mts.  175  Baltimore  st 
Turnbull  Alexander,  corner  Franklin  &,  Paul's  sts 
Turnel  Richard,  sea  captain,  Bank  st  e  of  Caroline 
Turner  Joshua,  feed  store,  30  Pratt  st 
Turner  John,  labourer,  Lerew's  alley  near  Madison  st 
Turner  Joshua  &  Son,  grocery  and  feed  store,  58  Gayst  o  t 
Turner  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Star  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
Turner  Hugh  &.  Co.  grocers,  1  Pratt  st  wharf 
Turner  Caleb,  tavern  keeper,  81  Hanover  street 
Turner  Elizabeth,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Turner  Joseph,  jr  merchant,  1°27  Hanover  st 
Turner  Thomas  W.  93  s  Sharp  street 
Turner  Charles  H.  carpenter,  Zell  alley  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Turner  Henry,  cordwainer,  Green  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Turner  Mary,  dry  goods  store,  5  e  Baltimore  st 
Turner  J.  M.  victualler,  Pitt  st  w  of  Strawberry  allev 
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Turner  Jeremiah,  cotton  merchant,  Pitt  st  e  of  Eden 

Turner  Elizabeth,  7  Comet  street 

Turner  Nathan,  victualler,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 

Turner  Harry  F.  victualler,  7  Holland  st 

Turner  mrs  Mary,  Pratt  st  3  doors  vv  of  Caroline 

Turner  Thomas,  carpenter,  n  w  cor  Short  and  Orleans  sts 

Turner  Robert,  Orleans  st  e  of  Spring  n  side 

Turner  Lewis,  victualler,  Penn  av  n  of  Hoffman  st 

Turner  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  187  French  st 

Turner  mrs.  shoemaker,  189  French  st 

Turner  Thomas,  watchman,  Beuren  st  s  of  Monument 

Turner  Isaac,  victualler,  n  vv  corner  Bank  and  Bond  sts 

Turner  Margaret,  huckster,  92  n  Eutaw  st 

tTurner  Mary,  Penn  avenue  extended 

Tutor  George,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 

Tuttle  Y\  illiam,  printer,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  street 

Tweedall  James,  reed  maker,  Wine  st  e  of  Pine 

Twifford  William  seaman,  Eden  street  s  of  Gough 

Twifford  James,  shoe  maker,  French  st  opposite  Exeter 

Twifford  Edward,  shoe  maker,  Light  st  near  Armia'tead   lane 

Twigg  mrs  Mahalee,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  street 

Tyler  E.  K.  druggist,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  High  sts 

Tyler  Daniel  M.  do  do  [near  Gay 

Type  Foundry,  (R.  B.  Spalding,  proprietor,)  Frederick  st 

Type  foundry  Maryland,  (F.  Lucas  Jr.  agent,)  Lovely  lane 

Type  Adam,  blacksmith,  20  Alice  Anna  street 

Tyson  George  jr.  grocer  and  com.  mt.  3  Pratt  st  wharf 

Tyson    Nathan,  flour    mt.  lower  end  Patterson  st  wharf,  dw 

30  s  Sharp  street  betw  Pratt  and  Lombard  sts 
Tyson  Isaac  sen.  flour  mt.  Cable  st  betw  Patterson  &  Com- 
merce sts.  dw  99  Lombard  st 
Tyson  mrs  Mary,  Charles  st  betw  Lexington  &  Saratoga  sts 
Tyson  Jonathan,  mt.  dw  Eutaw  st  s  of  Pratt 
Tyson  William  A.  com.  merchant,  Bank  st  e  of  Pitt 
Tyson  Charles,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 

Tyson  &  Fisher,  druggists  &  chemists,  192  Baltimore  street 
Tyson  Jacob  97  s  Eutaw  street 
Tyson  Isaac,  81  Lombard  street 

UHLER  GEORGE,  merchant,  cor  Pratt  and  Hanover  sts. 

dw  113  s  Sharp  st 
Uhler  Philip,  dry  goods  merchant,  41  Lexington  street 
Uhler  Erasmus,  Fayette  street  e  of  Cove 
Ulhorn  George,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Pratt   street  e  of 
Ulrick  Sarah,  Long  alley  n  of  New  street  [Market  space 

Ulhorn  John,  blacksmith,  n  Calvert  st  1  door  from  Mulberry 
Uhlhoin  mrs  Dorothea,  70  s  Sharp  street 
Ulrick  William,  stone  mason,  Long  alley  s  of  New  street 
tUncle  Isaac,  blacksmith,   Welcome  alley    betw  Sharp   and 

Howard  streets 

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Undermine  Adam,  basket  maker,  St.  Mary  st  n  of  Penn.  av. 
Underwood  Albert,  labourer,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Underwood  Enoch,  engineer,  Constitution  st  s  of  -Monument 
Underwood  Henry,  wheelwright,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Undutch  Frederick,  Light  st  near  Ostend  street 
Undutch  Martha,  Light  street  near  Ostend 
Union  Bank  of  Maryland,  cor  Charles  and  Fayette  sts 
Union  Manufacturing  Company  of  Maryland,  9  s  Charles 
Unitarian  Church,  n  w  cor  Franklin  &  Charles  sts 
United  States'  public  warehouse  43  s  Gay  street 
United  Fire  company,  Howard  street  s  of  Lombard 
Usher  Thomas,  Penn.  avenue  n  of  St.  Mary  street 
Ustis  Sarah,  shop  keeper,  Exeter  st  n  of  Water 

\  AIL  Elizabeth,  Pratt  st  k  of  Eutaw 
Valdor  Emanuel,  Sardinian  and  Sicilian  Consul,  51  Centre 

Market  Space 
Valee  Mary  Ann,  grocer,  s  e  corner  of  Douglass  and  East  sts 
Valentine  Richard,  superintendent,  and  gardener  on  Oliver's 

place,  York  avenue,  opposite  Belvidere  road 
Valentine  vVra-  stone  mason,  French  sts  of  High 
f  Valentine  Arch.  G.  blacksmith,  Hull's  Lane  w  of  Asqaith  st 
{Valentine  Ann,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
{Valentine  Henry,  labourer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Valiant  John,  shoemaker,  Wilk  st  w  of  Exeter,  shop  corner 

of  Exeter  &  Wilk  sts 
Vallette  &  Martin,  grocers,  66  Baltimore  st 
Valliant  James,  hatter,  15  Granby  6t 
Vanbergen  Win.  carpenter,  Green  stN  of  Lombard  st  shop  11 

Saratoga  st 
Van  Brunt  Tunis,  bacon'merehant,  Lexington  st  k  of  Green 

dw  corner  Pearl  and  Lexington  sts 
VanccMr.  carpenter,  Monument  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Vance  Thomas,  Spring  st  w  of  Wilk 
Van  Daniker  Joseph,  872  n  Howard  st 
Vanderwort  Robert  Bruce,  merchant,  dw  107  Park  st 
Vanhorn  Electa,  boarding  house,  High  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Vanne  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  86  Dugan's  wharf 
Vauear  John,  cooper,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Van  Lill  Stephen  J.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Lombard  st  near  Pine 
Van  Ness  Wm.J.  grocer,  44  Centre  Market  space 
Van  Ness  Samuel,  hotel,  n  w  corner  Canal  and  Water  sts 
Van  Rossum  mrs  Ann,  Wolfst  n  of  Thames 
Vansant  C.  boarding  house,  7  South  st 

Vansant  Joshua,  hatter,  e  Baltimore  st  near  &  w  of  Har.  run 
Varden  Robert  V.  collector,  George  st  w  of   Penn  av 
Varnish  John,  cabinet  maker,  Britton  stsw  of  Neighbour 
Varnell  George,  bricklayer,  s  e  corner  Pitt  &Exeter  sts 
Vaughan  Win.  ship  carpenter,  73  Fleet  st 
Vaughan  mrs  Maria,  Water  st  e  of  High  n  side 
Vemyer  Daniel,  well  digger,  New  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Vener  Margaret,  120  Wilk  st 
Vernetson  Win.  second  hand  clothing  store,  36  Second  st 

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Vermillion  James,  painter,28  Sterling  st 

Vernon  mrs  Mary,  shoe  binder,  Lexington  6t  extended 

Vernon  Daniel,  tailor,  108  Eutaw  st 

Verot  Rev.  A.  St  Mary's  College,  Penn  av  n  of  Franklin  st 

Vescum  Lewis,  seaman,  Shakspeare  st  w  of  Market 


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Over  Gwynn's  Falls, a  beautiful  superstructure  of  solid  Granite. 
75  feet  in  height,  with  but  a  single  arch  80  feet  span. 

Vichiser  John,  wheelwright,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Vicbiser  John,  carpenter.  Union  st  w  of  Ross  st 
Vickers  G.  R.  &  Co.  Commission  merchants,  lower  end  Com- 
merce st  dw  71  Sharp 
Vickers  capt.  Joel,  firm  do  dw  do 
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Vickers  Wm.  carpenter,  Jackson's  court  e  of  Ross  st 

Vickers  Jchn,  tavern  5  M'Clellan  st 

Vickers  Mary,  corner  Park  st  and  Wagon  alley 

Vickery  Thomas,  High  st  s  of  Water 

Victor  Ocule,  harher,  9  Centre  Market  Space 

Victor  John,  huckster,  Lexington  st  w  of  Cove 

Victory  Julia  Ann,  milliner,  69k  n  Howard  st 

Victory  Julia  Ann,  clothing  store,  81  n  Howard  street 

Victory  Daniel,  tavern,  16  Market  st.  f  p 

Victory  John  J),  tobacconist,  14  Market  st  f  p 

Vigilant  Fire  Company's  house,  sw  corner  High  ^  Water  sts 

Villers  Julia,  9  Saratoga  st 

Vinegar  Marv,  8  Alice  Anna  st 

Vincent  James,  labourer,  Park  st  extended 

f  Vincent  Isaac,  labourer,  Johnson  st 

Vineyard  Henry,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Vineyard  C.  Montgomery  near  Light  st 

Vinton  rev.  Robert,  S.  corner  Caroline  and  Baltimore  ats 

Vinzant  John,  144  s  Eutaw  st 

Vinkler  mrs.  78  Conway  st 

Virdin  Wm.  W.  capt.  Gov.  Wolcott  Steam  boat,  Pratt  st  4 
doors  e  of  Caroline 

Visiter  Baltimore,  corner  Gay  and  Second  st  R.  H.  Pratt,  pub- 
lisher, Charles  H.  Cloud,  printer 

Vogt  Frederick,  locksmith,  75  s  Eutaw  st 

Voight  Catherine,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

Vonhollen  Christopher,  grocer  and  sugar  refiner  75  s  Eut.  st 

Vonief  John,  turner,  24  s  Howard  st 

Voss  &  Briscoe,  importers  of  hardware,  JO  s  Charles  st 

Voss  B.  F.  firm  do  dw  n  side  Pleasant  st  bet  Chas.  &  St  Paul 

Vurk  John,  awning  and  wagon  cover  maker,  86  n  Eutaw  st 


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ADDELL  John,  tin   plater,  Holiday  st  bet.  Bath    & 
Pleasant 

Waddell  George,  grocer,  corner  Calvert  and  Mulberry  sts 
Wade  mrs  Charlotte,  14  w  Gay  st 

Wadlow  John,  harness  maker,  Liberty  all^y  s  of  Madison  st 
Waesche  &  Despada,  hardware  merchants,  n  E[corner  Balti- 
more &.  Sharp  sts 
Waesche  George  F.  R.  dw  e  side  of  Liberty  st  s   of  German 
Wagcnshoorz  Henry,  dairyman,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Shroeder 
Waggner  George,  block  and  pump  maker,  81  Fleet  st 
Wagner  Dr.  A.  48  n  Charles  st 

Wagner  George,  carpet  weaver,  Penn  av  s  of  Preston    st 
Wagner  Francis,  dry  goods  merchant,  87  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Wagner  George,  carpenter,  Penn  av  extended 
Wagner  Basil,  merchant  tailor,  4  Sharp  st 
Waggner  George  J.  sailmaker,  corner  Bank  and  Wolf  sts 
Wagoner  mrs.  George  st  e  of  Pine 
Wahl  Melchoir,  coach  trimmer  and  harness  maker,  Penn  av 

near  George  st 
Waidner  Charles,  dairyman.  Cove  st  near  Paca 
Waigant  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw 
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Wait  Jane,  shop  keeper,  Comet  st 

Waite  George  W.  chocolate,  ginger,  mustard  and  castor  oil 

manufacturer,  w  Falls  av  near  the  Draw  Bridge  dw  58 

High 
Waite  VVm.  H.  teacher,  Eden  st  n  of  Mullikin 
Wails  Joseph,  shoemaker,  188  French  st 
Waison  Andrew  shoemaker,  Britton  st  n  e  of  Monument 
Wakeman  mrs  Mary  Ann,  shopkeeper,  Fleet  st  e  of  Castle  al. 
Wallace  Walharn,  tavern  keeper,  4  Fish  Market 
Waldman  VVm.  dyer,  48  n  Gay  st 
Wales  Dolly,  washer,  Ensof  st  near  Monument 
Walden  Benjamin,  sawyer,  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
Walker  Noah,  clothing  store,  78  Centre  Market  space 
Walker  Samuel, carpenter,  Barre  st  w  of  Hanover 
Walker  Win.  sailmaker,  M'Elderry's  wharf,  dw  President  8t 

near  Stiles 
Walker  J  ohn,  Blacksmith,  Guilford  alley  near  Light  st 
Walker  Samuel  D.  tobacco  and  cigar  warehouse,  50  s  Gay 

st  dw  Fayette 
Walker  Elijah,  labourer,  Garden  st  above  Eutaw 
Walker  Matthew,  Calvert  st  n  of  Eager 

Walker  John  W.   &  Co.  commission  merchants,  Eutaw  st  2 
Walker  Benjamin,  grocer,  38  Light  st  [doors  n  of  Baltimore 
Walker  Elizabeth,  Argyle  alley,  s  of  Lancaster  st 
Walker  Mary,  42  n  Sharp  st 
Walker  R.  teacher,  corner  Fawn  and  Exeter  sts 
Walker  John  W.  bailiff,  Pearl  st  s  of  Franklin 
Walker  Wm,  sailmaker,  President  st  s  of  Stiles 
Walker  Salvae,  Hampstead  st  e  of  Eden 
Walker's  Academy,  s  w  corner  High  and  Water  sts 
Walker  Fran,  of  Custom  house  boat,  Goughst  e  of  Caroline 
Walker  Thomas,  Fawn  st  e  of  High 
Walker  James,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Walker  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Walker  capt  Robert,  6  Alice  Anna  st 

Walker  Joseph,  teacher,  Caroline  row  Caroline  st2d  house 
Walker  Sater  T.,  U.S.  clothing  store,  175   Baltimore  st  dw 

Saratoga  near  Howard  st 
Walker  Henry  machinist,  Eden  st  s  of  Mullikin 
f  Walker  James,  oysterman,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av 
j Walker  Lilly,  Chamberlain  alley,  near  Eutaw  st 
■f  Walker  Edward,  labourer,  East  st  w  of  Pitt 
{Walker  Charlotte,  38  Union  st 

f  Walker  James  P.  porter,  Water  st  1st  house  w  of  Har.  run 
Wall  Michael,  grocer,  29  Lexington  st 
Wall  Samuel,  Thames  st  E  of  Block 
Wall  Ephraim,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Green 
Wall  Jacob,  carpenter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Wallace  John,  cabinet  maker,  cor.  Commerce  &  Water  sts 
Wallace  Thos.  &  Son,  dry  goods  mts.  '22  Centre  Market  space 
Wallace  Willhelm,  tavern  keeper,  4  Fish  Market  space 
Wallace  Wm.  copper  and  tin  plate  worker,  38  s  Calvert  *t 

dw  69  High  st 

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Wallace  Philip,  dw  Charles,  between  Mulbrrey  &  Franklin 

Wallace  Margaret,  Paca  st  s  of  Lexington 

Wallace  George,  blacksmith,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

Wallace  Hannah,  grocer,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  st 

Wallace  James,    dairyman,  34  Sterling  st 

Wallace  Hetty,  Marion  st  near  Eutaw 

Wallace  Sol.  <lry  goods  &  grocery  merchant,  118  n  High  st 

Wallace  Capt  William,  19  Thames  st 

Wallace  Joseph  A.  President  Maryland  Insurance  office,  dvr 

84  n  Liberty  st 
f  Wallace  Edward  D.  hair  dresser,  Frederick  st  s  of  Second 
fWallace  Major,  Potter  st  s  of  Low 
{Wallace  Thomas,  labourer,  Ann  st  n  of  Gough 
{Wallace  Rebecca,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
{Wallace  Mary,  Eutaw  st  near  Spring  gardens 
Waller  Basil,  tavern  keeper,  6  Fish  Market 
Wallis  Philip,  Charles  st  between  Mulberry  and  Franklin 
Wallis  Thomas,  dry  g-oods  merchant,  Water  st  near  Albemarle 
Walmsley  James,  M.  W.  cabinet  maker,    27  s   Calvert   st  dw 

corner  Paca  st  and  Bottle  alley 
Walmsley  John  G.  Pearl  st  s  of  George 
Walmsley  Abraham,  tavern  keeper,  nw  corner  Concord  & 

Hf.wk  sts 
Walmsley  James  cabinet  maker,  Market  al.  s  of  Lexington  st 
Walmsley  Isaac,  collector,  Garden  st  near  Howard 
Walsh  Richard  tavern  keeper,  37  Centre  Market  space 
Walsh  James,  tavern  keeper,  13  Centre  Market  space 
Walsh  T.  Yates,  attorney  at  law,  corner  of  Court  House  lane 

&  Calvert  st 
Walsh  Philip,  teacher,  33  New  Church  st 
Walsh  Thomas,  Grata  by  st  w  of  Albemarle 
Walsh  John,  grocer,  corner  Apple  alley  &  Fleet  st 
Walsh  Jacob,  justice  of  the  peace,  ne   corner  Gay  &  Water 

sts  dw  n  e  corner  Albemarle  and  Granby  sts 
Walsh  John,  lumber  merchant,  24  Light  st   wharf,   dw  Mul- 
berry st  2d  house  w  of  College  alley 
Walsh  James  W.  merchant,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl 
Walsh  Thomas  J.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  stnear  St  Paul 
Walsh  William,  144  Exeter  st 
Walstrum  Peter,  shoemaker,  82  s  Charles  st 
Walter  Win,  tobacconist,  21  New  Church  st 
Walter  Jacob,  tavern  &  boarding  house,  9  Bond  st 
Walter  Harman,  cabinet  maker,  Eutaw  st  w  of  Camden 
Walter  Jacob,  watchmaker,  56  n  Howard  st 
Walter  Jacob  S.  Long  alley  s  of  Poss  st 
Walter  Henry,  carpenter,  Biddlest  w  of  Ross 
Walter  George,  corner  Mulberry  and  Paca  sts 
Walter  John  \V.  V.  carpenter,  New  st  e  of  Paca 
Walters  Jacob,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Waltermyer  Henry,  oordwainer,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 
Waltharu  Samuel,  labourer,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 
Walton  Edward,  second  hand  clothing  store,  39  Second  st 
Walton  Henry,  shoemaker,  58  Ann  st 
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Walton  Edward,  tailor,  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Walton  John,  furrier,  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
Walton  Joseph,  victualler,  Lombard  st  near  Pine 
fWalton  John,  labourer,  38  n  Frederick  st 
f  Walton  Charles,  sawyer,  38  Wagon  alley 
fWalton  Peggy,  washer,  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
fWalton  Benjamin,  Wagon  alley  near  Park  st 
Waltz  John,  tailor,  Paca  st  s  of  Lexington  dw   Wagon  alley 
Walz  Benjamin  C.  42  Franklin  st  [w  of  Liberty  st 

Wamaling  Peter  J.  turner,  corner  Charles  &  Hill  sts 
Wandersfert  Margaret,  Tripolett's  alley 
Wane  Michael,  weaver,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Warner  Dr.  Alfred  A.  17  Pitt  st 
Warner  Henry,  paper  stainer,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Warner  Louisa,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av 

Wainer  Lewis  M.  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchant3j  157  Balto.  st 
Warner  Asa,  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Warner  George  K.  dry  goods  merchant,  225  Baltimore  st 
Warner  Philip,  grocery  &  liquor  store,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Green 
Warner  Ann,  midwife,  113  w  Exeter  st 
f  Warner  James,  caulker,  President  st  s  of  Pratt 
f  Warner  Charles,  labourer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Warren  Wm.  hat  case  maker,  Saratoga  st  near  Gay 
fWarren  John,  waitar,  Sharp  st  s  of  Fayette 
Warrick  John,  Gay  st  e  of  Belle  air  Market 
f  Warrick  Wm.  hack  driver,  Davis  st  n  of  Bath  [st  w  of  Green 
Wartman  Michael  K.fhm  Chas.  Hoffman  &.  Co.  dw  Baltimore 
f  Washerwoman  Charlotte,  Douglass  st  w  of  Aisquith 
fWashingford  James,  stone  cutter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
Washington  Ruth,  cook,  29  Centre  Market  space 
Washington  Iron  foundry,  Conway  st  w  of  Green.  J.  S.  East- 
man, proprietor  [s  side  6th  door  e  of  Eden 
Washington  James,    firm  Washington  &  Mayger,  dw  Pitt  st 
fWashington  George,  Hull's  lane  3  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Watch  house,  Middle  district,  corner  North  st  &  Orange  alley 
Watch  house,  Western  district,  Green  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Watch  house,  Eastern  district,  ne  cor  Market&Alice  Anna  sts 
Watchman  «fc  Bratt  engineers,  and  founders,  corner  William 

st  and  Armistead  lane 
Watchman  John,  dw  corner  William  &  Hughes  st 
Waterhouse  miss  Ann,  70  Hanover  st 
Waterman  Abraham,  Lombard  st  near  Light 
Waters  rev.  Dr.  Francis's  seminary,  St  Paul  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Waters  Freeborn,  G.  Mulberry  st  near  Eutaw  [dw  79  StPaul 
Waters  Joseph,  commission  merchant,  dw  68  s  Sharp  st 
Waters  Zebulon,  clerk  in  Bank  Baltimore,  Saratoga  st  head 

of  Liberty 
Waters  Stephen,  carpenter,  kw  corner  Eutaw  &  Saratoga  sts 
Waters  George,  ship  chandler  ^-c.  corner  Wolf  4"  Fell  sts 
Waters  Eleanora,  Pearl  st  near  Baltimore 
Waters  Andrew,  carter,  corner  Pratt  fy  Goughsts 
Waters  R.  milliner,  95  Baltimore  st 

Waters  G.  P.  wharfinger  and  grocer,  dw  Thames  st  e  of  Mar- 
ket, store,  corner  Wolf  and  Fell  sts 
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Waters  Eleonora,  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore 

Waters  mrs  Mary,  81  II ij^h  st 

Waters  capt  Wm.  L.  Hughes  st  near  Light 

Waters  mrs  Henrietta,  56  Exeter  st 

Waters  Joseph,  tavern,  59  Park  st 

Waters  Ann,  80  n  Howard  st 

]  Waters  Charles,  Lcng  alley,  *  of  New  st 

{Waters  George,  labourer,  Chesnut  alley  e  of  Pine  st 

Watkins  L.  J.  &,  Co.  dry  goods  mts.  24  Pratt  st  e  of  Charles 

Watkins  Noble,  painter,  Peace  alley  e  of  Lunn's  lane 

Watkins  John  W.  bricklayer,  Pine  st  e  side  s  of  Saratoga 

Watkins  Nicholas,  bricklayer,  Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 

Watkins  mrs  Susanna,  14  Bond  st 

Watkins  Thomas  &  Co.  drapers  and  tailors,  4  s  Sharp  st  dw 

T.  W.  Pratt  st  between  Charles  and  Hanover 
f  Watkins  Rev.  Thomas,  labourer,  Mechanics'  alley  s  side 
{Watkins  Richard,  cordwainer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pine 
{Watkins  Francis,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
f  Watkins  George,  gardner,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pine 
Watser  John,  cordwainer,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pine  st 
Watson  John,  cordwainer,  corner  Calvert  ^  Water  sts 
Watson  Wm.  A.  justice  of  peace,  Thames  st  e  of  Bond 
Watson  W.  W.  justice  of  peace,  Bond  st  s  of  Anne 
Watson  Donald,  Millwright,  '38  Centre  Market  space 
Watson  Thomas,  proprietor  of  Fair  mount,  e  Baltimore  st 
Watson  mrs  Margaret,  mantau  maker,  16  Salisbury  st 
Watson  mrs  Rebecca,  boarding  house,  76  Market  st  f  p 
Watson  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Watson  John,  engineer,  Armistead  lane 
Watson  mrs  Harriet,  Thames  m  e  of  Block 
Watson  Charles,  carpenter,  George  st  w  of  Perm  av 
Watson  Alexander,  watchman,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Watson  Samuel,  weaver,  Pine  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
fWatson  John,  porter,  7  Park  st 

Wattles  James,  portrait  painter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Green 
Watts  Wm.  coachsmith,  Douglass  st  e  of  Potter 
Watts  John,  paver,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Bond 
Watts  Peter,  Gougli  st  n  of  Pratt 
Watts  Wm.  grocer,  2  Alice  Anna  st 

Watts  Dixon,  of  Custom  house,  Water  st    1st  house  e  of  the 
Watts  capt.  Frederick  J.  88  Market  st  f  p  [bridge 

Watts  Vespasian  II.  tailor,  Union  alley  e  of  Eden  st 
Watts  Jarrett,  painter,  Columbia  st  between  Eutaw  an*d  Paca 
Watts  Charles,  carpenter,  19  Comet  st 

Watts  Thomas  B.  currier, dw  Holiday  st3doorsN  of  Saratoga 
Watts  George,  painter,  &  glazier,  Lombard  st  w  of  Pine 
Watts  R   H.  grocery  4"  liquor  store,  cor.  Conway  £f  Gr6en  sts 
Watts  Alexander,  brickmaker,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Watts  Wm.  shot  maker,  Conway  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Watts  Richard,  painter,  Green  st  sof  Conway 
Watts  Daniel,  painter,  Pine  st  w  side  sof  Franklin 
|Watts  Rachel,  washer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Baltimore  st 
f  Watts  John,  barber,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Waunkan  Ringan,  grocer,  corner  Henrietta  &  Charles  sts 

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Wear  Peter,  grocer,  corner  Holland  &  Eden  sts 

Weaste  Christopher,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Monument 

Weatherall  Dr.  George  H.  95  s  Sharp  st 

Weatherall  Wm.  95  s  Sharp  st 

Weatherly  Littleton,  Lee  st  near  Charles 

Weatherstkie  Elizabeth,  Sterling  st  N  of  Monument 

Weaver  Daniel,  labourer,  w  Falls  av  near  Water  st 

Weaver  Caspar,  painter,  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 

Weaver  James,  painter,  Pearl  st  x  of  Lexington 

Weaver  Daniel,  machinist,  Hillen  st  e  of  Front 

Weaver  James,  farmer,  Wine  st  w  of  Pine 

Weaver  mis  Mary,  dry  goods  store,  33  Thames  st 

Weaver  Henry,  carpenter,  s  side  Baltimore  st  w  end 

Weaver  Daniel,  constable,  Ensor  st  n  e  of  Forest 

Weaver  John,  tobacco  &  cigar  manufactory,  corner  Howard 

Weaver  Jacob.  German  st  n  of  Hanover         [&  Lexington  sts 

Weaver  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  15  Albemarle  st 

Weaver  Georg1  ,  carpenter,  1124  Eutawst 

Weaver  Levi,  blacksmith,  H'ril  st  near  Charles 

Weaver  &  Green,  hardware  merchants,  40  n  Howard  st 

Weaver  James  S.  broker  &  Exchange  office,  11  High  st 

Webb  mrs  widow  of  John,  tavern,  75  Pratt  st  w  of  South 

Webb  George,  hack  man,  4  Sterling  st 

Webb  A.  tobacconist,  9  South  st 

Webb  George,  coppersmith,  13  Maiden  lane 

Webb  Wm.    sailmaker,  II  Alice  Anna  st 

Webb  Henry,  Labourer,  Douglass  st  w  of  Aisquith 

Webb  Charles,  soap  boiler  &  tallow  chandler,  Ensor  st  w  of 

VVebb  John,  goldsmith,  9  Ross  st  [Har.  av. 

Webb  Milton,  cordwainer,  Marion  st  near  Liberty 

Webb  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Biddle  st  w  of  Ross 

Webb  Alanson,  tobacconist,  Fayette  st  opposite  Post  office 

Webb  George  W.  goldsmith  &  jeweller,    174  Fayette  st  dw 

Britton  st  near  Monument 
VVebb  Augusta  P.  &    Co.  grocery,   nw  corner   Lexington  & 

Paca,  dw  Abner  Webb,  59  Green  st 
Webb  mrs  Eleanor,  93  Saratoga  st 

Webb  James  &  son,  goldsmith  $-  jeweller,   Fayette  st  near 
:Webb  Wm.  labourer,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av  [Charles 

fWebb  Harrison,  porter,  Park  st  bet.  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
fWebb  Minty,  washer,  111  Aisquith  st 
Webber  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Ann  st  n  of  Lancaster 
vVebdell  Harman,  whip  maker,  Charles  st  near  York  dw  31  s 
Webster  Dr.  Henry  W.  Lee  st  bet.  Light  &  Charles    [Charles 
Webster  Joseph,  drayman,  Hill  ft  near  Hanover 
Webster  Dr.  John  L.  Sharp  st  2  doors  s  of  Pratt 
Webster  John,  weaver,  Neighbour  st  betw.  Har.  fy  York  av. 
Webster  Isaac,  porter,  Sugar  alley  near  Hanover  st 
Webster  Henry,  type  founder,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Webster  Perry,  sawyer,  Pine  st  w  of  Mulberry 
Webster  Aquilla,  tobacconist,  Douglass  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Webster  Francis,  drayman,  23  Lerew's  alley 
Vedekind  John,  bookbinder,  Fayette  st  e  of  Cove 
Veed  mrs.  Jefferson  st  e  of  Aisquith 
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WEL  MalchetVs  Baltimore 

Weeks  Rachel,  baker,  32  Pitt  st 

Weeks  James,  blacksmith,  Wilk  st  w  of  High 

f  Weeks  Richard,  sawyer,  Wagon  alley  near  Liberty  st 

Wells  John,  steam  engine  manufacturer,   w   Falls  av  s  of 

Wells  Richard  C.  letter  carrier,  205  Bond  st  [Pratt  st 

Wells  Edward,  wood  corder,  Richmond  st  betw  Charles  and 

Weems  Mary  A.  Baltimore  st  e  of  Spring  [Howard  sts. 

Weems  mrs  Sydney,  Water  st2nd  w  of  Caroline  n  side 

Weems  capt.  George,  57  Exeter  st. 

Wehn  Philip,  baker,  Conway  st  near  Water 

Wehrly,  Jonathan,  carpenter,  96  n  Howard  st 

Weiderkent  Tobias,  labourer  w  Falls  avenue  betw  Pratt  and 

Weigart  Henry,  German  st  near  Green  [Water  sts 

Weigart  Geo.  tavern  keeper,  fy  ice  seller  Falls  turnpike  near 

the  gate 
Weigart  Andrew,  carter,  Richmond  st  near  the  cathedral 
Weigart  George,  dealer  in  salt  &  plaster,  125  n  Eutaw  st 
Weightman  Ann  Maria,  nw  corner  Baltimore&  Caroline  sts 
Weild  Francis,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Weis  George,  artist,  corner  Pearl  st  &  Chesnut  alley     [st  f  p 
Weishampel  J.  F.  printer  of  F.  P   News  Letter,  9  Shakespear 
Welch  William,  76  s  Howard  street 
Welch  Robert  M.  dry  goods  mt  27  Baltimore  st 
Welch  John,  carpenter  14  Pleasant  st 
Weld  George  F.  Franklin  st  near  Charles 
Weld  George  F.  com.  mt.  8  Bowly's  wharf  dw  Franklin  st  near 
fWell  Maddan,  Wagon  alley  near  Park  st  [Charles 

Wellermrs  Mary,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Welling  James,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl 
Wells  mrs.  Calvert  sts  of  Bath 
Wells  John  F.  Paca  st  n  of  Lunn's  lane 
Wells  Charlotte  15  n  Green  street 
Wells  Peter,  letter  carrier,  Caroline  sts  of  Gough 
Wells  mrs  Elizabeth,  Caroline  st  n  of  York 
Welh  Henry,  ship  chandler,  sw  corner  of  Ann  &  Thames  sts 
Wellslager  Stephen,  painter,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Bond 
Wellslager  Jacob,  boarding  house,  cor.  Bond  fy- Lancaster  sts 
Welner  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann 
f  Wells  Ann,  Welsh  alley  s  of  Lexington  st 
Welsh  Lawrence, Huckster  se  corner  of  Concord  &Hawks  st 
Welsh  John,  shoemaker,  Fleet  st  w  of  Apple  alley 
welsh  &.   Armstrong  soap  fy  candle  manufacturers  Holiday  st 
Welsh  John  Cross  st  near  William       [betw.  Pleasant  ^  Bath 
Welsh  J  ames,  wool  dealer  60  s  Calvert  st 
Welsh  Henry,  carpenter,  44  n  Eutaw  st 
Welsh  Adam,  tanner,  corner  of  Pearl  &  Saratoga  sts 
Welsh  William,  firm  Buckwalter  &  Welsh,  Pinest  w  side  n  of 

Franklin 
Welsh  John,  painter,  Thames  stdwAnn  near  Wilk 
Welsh  James,  tailor  corner  Temple  alley  fy  Baltimore  st 
Welsh  John,  painter,  Ann  st  s  of  Wilk 
Welsh  Lydia,  tutoress  Water  st  n  side  e  of  Exeter 
Welsh  Patrick,  labourer,  Albemarle  st  s  of  Stiles 
Welsh  mrs  Blanche,  87  n  Gay  st  o  t 
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Welsh  John,  blacksmith,  6  Mulberry  st 

JWelsh  Peter,  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 

Welshoffer  Henry  carpenter,  92  Park  st 

Wenschof  Dr  EdWard,  75  n  Gny  st 

Wentz  Samuel  H.  druggist,  221  Baltimore  st  dw  49  Pearl  st 

Wentz  William  T.  cordwainer,  Ross  st  w  of  Eutaw 

Wentz  Adam,  paver.  Union  st  w  of  Ross 

Werdebaugh  John,  37  Lexington  st 

Wernz  Henry  R.  baker,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 

Wesen  Frederick,  tavern,  45  Thames  st 

Wesley  Chappel,  corner  Sharp  &c  Barre  sts 

Wesley  mrs  Sarah,  seamstress,  Long  lane  s  of  Orleans  st 

Wesley  William,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 

West  Amos,  merchant  tailor,  23  Second  st 

West  &  Tilden,  merchant  tailors,  23  Second  st 

West  William. lumber  merchant,Mill  st  dw  Pratt  st  near  Exeter 

West  William,  coper  refiner,  19  Comet  st 

West  mrs  Isabella,  32  Gough  st 

West  Benjamin,  meal  seller,  Gay  st  e  of  Forest 

West  James,  cordwainer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

West  Stephen,  bricklayer,  East  n  of  Pitt 

West  Benjamin,  victualler,  Cross  st  near  William 

West  William,  groc.r,  corner  of  Stiles  st  Sf  Bishop  Alley 

West  William,  watchman,  Canal  st  n  of  Wilk 

West  Francis.Hull's  lane  3  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st 

WTest  David,  Eden  st  e  of  Baltimore  st 

West  Isaac,  tailor,  Orleans  street  e  of  Long  lane 

West  Catherine,  huckster,  Ruxtonst 

Western  John,  sawmaker,  Lombard  st  w  of  Green 

Westhorn  mrs  Sarah,  George  st  w  of  Penn.  Avenue 

Weston  Asahel,  shoe  &,'  hat  mt.  248  Baltimore  st.  dw  81  s  Sharp 

Westwood  John,  lottery  mt.  Gay  st  n  of  High  dw  88  Pitt  st  w 

Westwood  John,  grocer,  12  Sterling  st  [of  Aisquith  st 

Wctherald  Ann,  seminary,  Aisquith  st  s  ofDouglass 

Wethered  Dr.  John  D.  68  n  Charles  st 

Wethered  Lewin,2l  Hanover  st 

Wethered  fy-  Brothers,  cloth  manufacturers,  over 236 Balto.  st 

Wethered  George  Y.  firm  Carey  and  Wethered,  n  Charles  st 

near  Pleasant  street 
Wetter  George  H.  distiller,  18  McEldery's  wharf,  dw  corner  of 

Caroline  &  Pratt  sts 
Wever&  Co.  lottery  fy  exchange  office,  n  e  corner  Baltimore 

and  Charles  sts 
Whalan  Patrick,  labourer,  61  Albemarle  st 
Whalen  William,  labourer,  York  avenue 
Whalen  Thomas,  carpenter,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
Whalen  Michael,  watchman,  Happy  alley  n  of  Gough  st 
Whaler  George,  labourer,  Penn.  avenue  extended 
Wharley  John,  moulder,  Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Wheat  John,  carpenter,  Gay  street  w  of  Aisquith 
Wheat  Nathaniel,  huckster,' Wine  st  e  of  Cove 
Wheatley  Solomon,  President  st  s  of  Pratt 
Wheatley  Arthur,  grocer,  cor  Paca  st  and  Lunn's  lane 

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jWheatley  Levin,  caulker,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Wheden  &  Howard,  sail  makers,  8  McElderry's  wharf 
Wheeden  Thos  firm  do.  dw  Caroline  st  betw  Pratt  &,  Gough 
Wheeden  &  Ballard,  sail  makers,  n  w  cor  Light  &  Camden  sts 
Wheeden  James,  firm  do.  dw  Market  st  near  Gough 
Wheelan,  Thomas,  carpenter,  Park  lane  w  of  Cove  st 
Wheelen  Major,  grocer,  Calvert  st  near  Pratt,  dw  25  w  Pral 
Wheeler  miss  Sarah,  dry  goods  store,  64  n  Gay  street 
Wheeler  Elizabeth,  21  Pearl  street 
Wheeler  Christopher,  labourer,  Union  st  w  of  Itoss 
Wheeler  mrs  Mary,  6  s  Frederick  street 
Wheeler  John,  huckster,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Wheeler  Robert,  Calvert  street  betw  Bath  and  Pleasant 
Wheeler,  George,  blacksmith,  17  Constitution  street 
Wheeler  James,  carpenter,  n  Calvert  street  betw  Calvert  and 
Wheeler  Daniel,  seaman,  159  French  st  [Mulberry 

Wheeler  M.  grocer  and  com.  mt.  75  s  Calvert  street,  dw  Pratt 

betw  Hanover  and  Charles 
Wheeler  mrs  French  steoflligh 
Wheeler  mr.  cabinet  maker,  4  Cheapside 
Wheeier  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  cor  Exeter  and  French  sts 
Wheeler  Darius,  bricklayer,  Jackson  st  sside 
Wheeler  Conrad,  grocer,  Camden  street  near  Hanover 
Wheeler  Baruch,  Jackson  st  s  side 
tWheeler  A.  carter,  Marrion  st  near  Park 
{Wheeler  John,  84  s  Howard  street 
JWheeler  Allen,  labourer,  Garden  st 
jWheelan  Mary,  washer,  Potter  street  n  of  Low 
JWheeler  John,  Moore's  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Whelan  Thomas,  grocer,  l86z,  dw  Charles  street  betw  Barnet 

and  Lexington 
Whelan  Luke,  labourer,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Wheeler  Samuel,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  Marion  st  near  Light 
Wherret  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Amity  st  n  of  Lexington 
Whiffin  James,  teacher,  Cove  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Whelan  Jonathan,  n  Eutaw  st  2  doors  from  Mulberry 
tWhelan  Agnes,  cook,  36  s  Charles  street 
Wherret  James  H.  pilot,  Gough  st  e  of  Strawberry  alley 
Whimble  mrs.  cor  Busy  alley  and  Sharp  sts 
Whinebarger  John,  cor  Apple  alley  and  Lancaster  sts 
Whipper  Isaac,  dw  7  Tyson  street 

Whitaker  Nathaniel,  druggist,  dw  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Whitaker  and.  Bartol,  druggists,  n  e  cor  Balto.  &  Howard  sis 
White  Jacob,  grocer,  cor  Gay  and  Harrison  sts.  dw  116  Hol- 
White  James  G.  s  e  cor  Gay  and  Second  sts  [liday  st 

White  mrs  Stephenson,  Frederick  st  betw  Second  &,  Balto. 
White  John  D  cordwainer,  North  st  near  Pleasant 
White  Joseph,  distiller,  cor  Holliday  and  Centre  sts.  dw  Cal- 
vert street  betw  Saratoga  and  Lexington  sis 
White  and  Brand,  grocers  and  com.  mts.  67  s  Calvert  at 

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White  Dr.  cor  Fayette  and  Holliday  sts 

White  Sarah,  n  Liberty  st.  2  doors  s  of  Saratoga 

White  Mary,  Long  alley  n  of  Frankiin  street 

White  David,  tavern  keeper,   Loudenslager's   hill  n    side  of 

Baltimore  street 
White  Hannah,  Pitt  st  w  of  Strawberry  alley 
White  George,  grocer,  corner  Strawberry  alley  &,  Water  sts 
White  Wm.  shoemaker,  Orleans  st  e  of 'Eden 
White  Jacob,  clockmaker,  159  Gay  st  o  t 
White  John,  shopkeeper,  Wilfc  st  c  of  Spring 
White  Joseph,  cordvvainer,  George  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
White  mr.  merchant,  d\v  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
White  Robert,  bricklayer,  Jackson's  court  e  of  Ross  st 
White  mr,  bricklayer,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsvvorth 
White  .lames,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  end  s  side 
White  Joseph,  boat  builder,  23  Alice  Anna  st 
White  Joseph,  seaman,  33  Alice  Anna  st 
White  Wm.  stone  mason,  Columbia  st  bet  Howard  &,  Eutaw 
White  Jesse  B.  57  Camden  st  near  Hanover 
White  James,  labourer,  York  st  near  Charles 
White  Henry,  baker,  34  n  Howard  st 
White  Wm.  34  Ann  street 

White  Francis,  plaister  images  maker,  Potter  st  n  of  Pitt 
White  James  G.  travelling  agent,  112  High  st 
White  John  &,  son,  merchants,  89  w  Pratt  st  See  adv. 
White  Wm.  sawyer,  York  st  w  of  Light 
White  John,  firm  do  dvv  59  n  Gay  st 
White  Ambrose  A.  firm  do  dw  (JS  Park  st 
White  James,  labourer.  York  st  near  Charles 
White  Henry,  flour  merchant.   73   Smith's    wharf    dwelling 

corner  Holliday  and  Fayette  sts 
White  Jonas,  shoemaker,  Low  st  between  High  &  Exeter  sts 
White  John,  engineer,  York  st  near  William" 
tWhite  David,  labourer,  Halfmoon  alley  e  of  East  st 
fWhite  Susan,  Harford  road  n  of  the  church 
tWhite  John,  caulker,  Wilk  st  e  of  Strawberry  alley 
f'White  John,  caulker,  Eden  st  n  of  York 
tWhite  Ellen,  Franklin  st  extended 
tWhite  Job,  caulker,  Starr  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
fWhite  Reuben,  white  washer.*65  s  Howard  st 
Whitehall  mrs.  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  avenue 
Whiteford  Wm.  and  James,  flour  and    feed  store,  corner  of 

Exeter  and  Hillen  streets 
Whitelock  Samuel  W.  portrait  painter,  Water  st  w  of  Lloyd 
Whitelock  miss  Matilda,  fancy  dress  maker,  5  German  st 
Whiteiock  mrs.  Lombard  st  5  doors  from  Hanover 
Whitely  and  Bevan,  auctioneers,  20  Pratt  st 
Whitely  A.  firm  do  dw  Pratt  st  2d  door  w  of  Sharp 
vVhitemore  Mary,  Argvle  alley  s  of  Fleet  st 
Whitesell  mr.  hatter,  North  st  near  Pleasant 

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Whiteford  Henry,  musician,  Harford  road  s  e  side 

Whitford  David,  merchant,  1  s  Howard  st.   dw  s  w  corner  of 

Lombard  and  Eutaw  sts 
Whitiker  Thomas,  carpenter,  York  avenue 
Whiting  W.  B  lott.  and  exch.  office,  cor  Balto.  8r  St  Paul  sts 
Whitmarsh  John,  shoemaker,  St  Paul  st  near  Centre 
Whitmore  Caleb,  gardner,  Cove  st  extended 
Whitmore  John,  inn  keeper,  Lexington  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Whitney  Dl.  carter,  79  Paca  st 
Whitney  Ebenezer,  painter,  67  Bond  st 
Whitridge  Thomas,  commission  mt.  12  and  13  Bowly's  whf. 
Whitridge  Dr.  45  n  Gay  st 
Whitson  David,  blacksmith   and  wheelwright,  s,  w  corner  of 

Columbia  and  Paca  sts.;  dw  Paca  st  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
JWhittington  Win.  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Whitten  George,  labourer,  19  Wilk  st 
Whittington  S.  H.  &  co.  grocers,  108  Dugan's  wharf 
Whittle  Thomas,  commission  merchant,  over  10  Light  st  \vf. 
Whitty  Mary,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wil« 
Whitworth  Richard  &  sons,   woollen  manufacturers,  Cove  st 

n  of  Lexington,  dw  R.  W.  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Wickersham  Win.  grocer,  corner  Bank  and  Spring  sts 
Wholy  George,  agent  for  Stockton  &  Stokes,  126  a  Eutaw  &t 
Widney  Johnson,  printer,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Wickes  John,  blacksmith,  Albemarle  st  n  of  Water 
Wiegand  Daniel,  grocer,  corner  York  and  Light  sts 
Wiekins  Win.  labourer,  Washington  st  n  of  Fleet 
Wier  John,  victualler,  Holland  st  e  ol  Harford  run 
Wierman  Wm.  miller,  4  Spear's  wharf 
Wierman  Jesse,  shoemaker,  Fall's  turnpike  near  the  gate 
Wigart  Henry,  salt  and  plaister  dealer,  German  st  near  Green 
Wigart  George,  do  do         125  n  Eutaw  st 

Wigart  Andrew,  carter,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 
Wiggins  Lewis  S.  H.  32  Sterling  st 
Wiggins  Lewis,  Low  st  between  East  and  Potter 
Wiggins  Thomas,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pearl 
Wight  Wm.  J.  n  e  corner  Charles  and   Barre  sts 
Wight  Resin,  carpenter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Wightman  Wm.   H.  teacher,    Light  st  between   Armistead 

lane  and  York  street 
Wigley  L.  victualler,  Chides  st  1  door  sof  Camden 
Wigley  John,  frame  work  knitter,  Tyson  st  extended 
Wigley  Denn  s,  confectioner,  Tyson  st  extended 
Wilbe  Martin,  blacksmith,  corner  Marion  and   Park  streets, 

dw  Jew  alley  near  Lexington  st 
Wilbe  Charles,  bailiff,  Cove  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Wilbur  Silas  J.  slater,  49  n  Eutaw  st 
Wilburn  Nathaniel,  plaisterer,  Pitt  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Wilcox  mrs  Ann  B.  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Wilcox  Wm.  labourer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Mullikin 

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Wilcox  John  G.  chandler,  and  soap  boiler,   Monument  street 

eof  Harford  run 
Wilcox  Wm.  L.  shoemaker,  16  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Wilcox  Peter,  victualler,  Britton  si  s  vv  of  Neighbour 
Wilderman  John,  tanner,  Holliday  st  n  of  Bath 
Wilde  John  G.  s  Charles  st  extended 

Wildey  Thomas,  oyster  &  porter  eel'ar,  cor  Gay  &  Front  sts 
Wildey  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Lancaster  st  \v  of  Boml 
Wiley  Kenedy,  carpenter,  Camden  st  near  Sharp 
W7iley  Wm.  tailor,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Fleet  st 
Wiley  mrs  Elizabeth,  North  st  near  Bath 
Wiley  Wm.  weaver,  Cove  st  s  of  Franklin 
Wiley  Richard,  Mullikin  st  e  of  Bond 
Wiley  James,  taiior,  over  26  Centre  Market  space, 
Wiley  Alexander,  rope  maker,  West  st 
Wilhelm  George,  carpenter,  Monument  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Wilhelm  Lvdia,  Perm  avenue  s  of  Preston  st 
Wilhelm  Charles,  watchman,  Sterling  st  n  of  Monument 
Wilkins  James,  baker,  50  Harrison  st 
Wilkins  mrs  Win.  '^4  Light  st 

Wilkins  mrs  Henrietta,  tailoress,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Wilkins  Bartus,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  107  Pratt  st 
Wilkins  Joseph,  Franklin  st  near  Cathedral 
tWilkins  Charlotte,  washer,  Apple  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 
Wilkinson  James,  tavern  keeper,  20  Harrison  st 
Wilkinson  mrs  Elizabeth,  Wolf  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 
Wilkinson  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
Wilkinson  James,  teacher,  16  High  st 
Wilkinson  Wm.  shoemaker,  Calvert  st  opposite  Mulberry 
Wilkinson  James,  hat'er,  do  do 

Wilkinson  mrs.  Montgomery  at  near  Light 
Wilkison  Joseph,  saddler,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Wilks  James  jr.  ironmonger,  J9  n  Howard  st 
Wilks  Wm.  Lexington  st  near  Park 
Wilks  Isabella,  milliner,  Lexington  st  near  Park 
tWilks  Edward,  ostler,  Chesnut  alley  e  of  Pine  st 
Willey  Lewis,  carpenter,  Wilk  st  w  of  High 
Willey  Wingrxte,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Willey  Joseph,  hardware  merchant,  7  Franklin  st 
Will  Wm.  C.  lock  and  gunsmith,  37  Harrison  st 
Willard  Julius,  s  Charles  st 
Williams  Bennet,  oyster  house,  3  Concord  st 
Williams  Nathaniel  F.  commission  merchant,  14  Bowly's  wf. 

dvv  79  n  Charles  st 
Williams  H.  H.  mt.  14  Bowly's  wf.  dw  Saratoga  w  of  Charles 
Williams  George,  commission  merchant, 3  Bowly's  wharf,  dw 

Frederick  st  between  Baltimore  and  Second 
Williams  John  &  James,  cabinet  makers  and  upholsterers,  68 
South  st.;  dw  John  W.  50  Camden  st-;  Jas.  W.   Court- 
land  st  2  doors  from  Saratoga 
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Williams  Nathaniel,  attorney  at  law,  corner  of  Calvert  and 

Lexington  streets 
Williams  mrs  Susan  F.  St  Paul  st  near  Pleasant 
Williams  Joseph,  huckster,  10  Fish  market 
Williams  Elizabeth,  Tripolett's  alley 

Williams  Nathaniel  F.  dw  n  Charles  st  2  doors  from  Mulberry 
Williams  James  R.  dyer,  21  s  Charles  street 
Williams  Mary,  baker,  94  Park  street 
Williams  Hannah,  seamstress,  Water  st  e  of  Bond 
Williams  William,  cooper,  Granby  street  w  of  Exeter 
Williams  Thomas,  Wilk  street  w  of  Caroline 
Williams  Thomas,  shoe  store,  85  Baltimore  street 
Williams  Benjamin,  labourer,  Eutavv  st  near  Spring  Gardens 
Williams  John,  potter,  Carpenter's  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Williams  Richard,  lieutenant  of  watch,  Pleasant  st  near  North 
Williams  John  tailor,  Tyson  street  extended 
Williams  Benjamin,  cordwainer,  80  n  Howard  st.  dw  Union 
Williams  J.  H.  192  n  Howard  street  [st  near  Biddle 

Williams  James,  Mulberry  st  near  Charles 
Williams  Henry  H.  Saratoga  si  near  Charles 
Williams  mrs  Edward,  17  Lexington  st 
Williams  Mary,  shop  keeper,  Front  st  s  of  Low 
Williams  David,  mahogany  sawyer,  Potter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Williams  Thomas  S.  inspector  of  Customs,  102  High  st 
Williams  John,  furrier,  57  Albemarle  street 
Williams  Giles,  proprietor  of  pleasure  boats,  36  Thames  st 
Williams  mrs  Susan,  Calvert  st  betw  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
Wiliiams  William  &  Maurice,  chair  makers,  Pratt  st  near  the 
Williams  Cumberland,  Calvert  st  s  of  fwx'oga  [bridge 

Williams  A.  stove  &,  sheet  iron  manufacto,; .  45Light  street, 

dw  near  Charles  st  City  Spring 
Williams  Wm.  H.  clerk,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  street 
Williams  Henry  B.  metal  worker  in  general.Cove  st  near  Pratt 
Williams  Edward,  labourer,  Cove  st  s  oi'Franklin 
Williams  Abner,  stone  merchant,  25  Pitt  st.  store  45  Light  st 
Williams  Richard,  city  bailiff,  9  Temple  st  [wharf 

Williams  Pembroke,  ship  carpenter,  Ann  st  s  of  Wilk 
Williams  Ellen,  Hampstead  st  e  of  Eden 
Williams  John,  rigger,  Pratt  st  w  of  Market 
Williams  Nathan, labourer,  Granby  st  5  door3  from  Jones's  falls 
Williams  Dr.  John  M.  Thomsonian  and  botanic  physician, 

21  Gay  street  o.  t. 
Williams  Samuel,  grocer,  56  n  Gay  street  o  t 
Williams  mrs  Catherine,  tailoress,  Peirce  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Williams  Benjamin,  Union  alley  w  of  Ross  street 
Williams  Isabella,  seamstress,  Union  st  w  of  Ross 
Williams  mrs  Mary  A.  Moore's  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Williams  W.  cordwainer,  Chesnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  6t 
Wiliiams  Mary  A.  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Williams  Jesse,  millwright,  7  New  street 

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Williams  William,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Williams  capt  Thomas,  51  Alice  Anna  street 
Williams  Wm.  baker  and  confectioner,  5  Alice  Anna  street 
Williams  George,  seaman,  67  Fleet  street 
Williams  Abraham,  paperer,  Ensor  st  eof  East 
Williams  John,  seaman,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wolf 
Williams  George,  engineer,  Hollins  street  vv  p 
Williams  Mary,  Cross  street  near  William 
Williams  Joseph,  huckster,  173  Bond  street 
Williams  Rev.  Stephen,  pastor  of  Seamen's  Bethel,  Market 
Williams  John,  76  Conway  street  [stsof  Wilk 

Williams  William,  fisherman,  Johnson  st  near  watering  place 
Williams  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  Sugar  alley 
Williams  Curtis,  fisher,  Cross  street  near  Johnson 
Williams  Charles,  boarding  house,  Fall  st  e  of  Thomas 
Williams  Wm.  J.  Thomsonian  practitioner,  24  Exeter  st 
Williams  Thomas,  hatter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Ilillen 
Williams  A.  stove  maker,  45  Light  st 
f  Williams  Catherine,  Salisbury  alley  e  of  Exeter  st 
JWilliams  Thomas,  labourer,  Gay  ste  of  Mott 
t  Williams  Maria,  cor  Pearl  and  Saratoga  sts 
t Williams  Polly,  washer.Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
tWilliams  William,  drayman,  Howard  st  extended 
JWilliams  mrs.  washer,  74  s  Howard  street 
tWilliams  Elias,  labourer,  Potter  stnofl'itt 
tWilliams  Pluto,  labourer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 
jWilliams  Absalom,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 
|WiIliams  Nancy,  huckster.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
tWilliams  Spindler,  carter,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
tWilliams  Susan,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Conway 
tWilliams  Julia,  Park  lane  extended 
JWilliams  Levinia,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
tWilliams  Ephraim,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
JWilliams  Lewis,  labourer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
TWilliams  Isaac,  wagoner,  Herring  alley  n  of  Stiles  st 
tWilliams  Elisha,  S?lisbury  st  n  side  near  Harford  run 
tWilliams  Abram,  bill  poster,  86  Ensor  street 
tWilliams  Mary,  washer,  Hull's  lane  2  doors  w  of  Aisquith  st 
tWilliams  Darby,  St.  Mary  st  w  of  Ross 
tWilliams  Jeffry,  sawyer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Fleet  st 
tWilliams  John,  waiter,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  street 
tWilliams  Ann,  grocer,  Conway  st"e  of  Charles 
JWilliams  Isaac,  labourer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 
tWilliams  George,  Bounty  alley 
tWilliams  Samuel,  waiter,  Mulberrj  st  w  of  Pearl 
tWilliams  Richard,  w  end  Baltimore  street 
tWilliams  Ann,  Washington  Square  n  of  Baltimore  st 
tWilliams  Henry,  labourer,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
tWilliams  Ann,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  street 
tWilliams  Anthony,  labourer,  Sugar  alley 
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Williamson  Charles,  drayman,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Williamson  Jas.  ship  carpenter,  vv  Falls  av  near  drawbridge, 

dw  Block  street  near  Wills 
Williamson  James  P.  apothecary,  cor  Holliday  st  &  Orange  al 
Williamson  George,  attorney  at  law,  cor  St.  Paul  <fc   Fayette 

sts-  dw  Calvert  st  n  of  Lexington 
Williamson  Charles  A.  62  n  Charles  street 
Williamson  Jno.  carpenter,  Salisbury  st  s  side  near  Har.  run 
Williamson  Andrew,  Preston  st  w  of  Ross 
Williamson  William,  cor  Happy  alley  &,  Alice  Anna  street 
f Williamson  Lucy,  shop  keeper,  37  n  Liberty  st 
Williamson  James,  ship  carpenter,  28  Block  street 
Williar  Andrew,  inspector  of  hides,  Wine  st  e  of  Eden 
Willig  George  jr.  music  store,  155  Baltimore  street 
Willig  Wingate,  Spring  street  s  of  Gough 
twilling  James,  sawyer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wi]k  st 
Willis  John,  gardner,  2  Pine  street 
Willis  Henry,  sea  captain,  87  Ann  street 
tWillis  Letty,  Run  alley  s  of  Lexington  street 
Willisworth  T.  bricklayer  and  plaisterer,  Pitt  st  e  of  Eden 
Wilmer  John  W.  com.  mt.  over  5  Bovvley's  whf.  dw  110  Han- 
Willis  Thomas,  gardner,  Lexington  st  extended  [over  st 
Willis  Wm.  grocer,  Neck  road  Canton 
Wills  Philip,  shoemaker,  Low  st  betw  Exeter  &  Potter  sts 
Wills  John,  Wilk  street  e  of  Exeter 
tWilley  William,  porter,  Apple  alley  s  of  Baltimore  st 
Wilmer  Wm.  carpenter,  10  Thomson  street 
Wilmer  L.  A.  printer,  26  Exeter  street 
{Wilmer  Isabella,  washer,  Low  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Wills  Walter,  hatter,  Canal  st  s  of  York 
Wilson  William,  watchman,  n  w  cor  Pearl  and  Saratoga  sts 
Wilson  George,  coppersmith,  21  Water  st  w  of  the  Market 
Wilson  Peter,  clothier,  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  South  sts.;  dw  Cam- 
den st  near  the  City  Spring 
Wilson  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Patterson  sts 
Wilson  David,  flour  mt.  38  M'Elderry's  wharf;  dw  40  Front 

street  n  of  Pitt 
Wilson  &  Peterkin,  mts.  51  s  Gay  St.,  dw  Thos.  W.  e  Balti- 
more st  6  York  buildings 
Wilson  mrs  Mary,  6  s  Gay  street 
Wilson  Robert,  plasterer,  103  n  Eutaw  st 
Wilson  George,  shoe  store,  11  e  Baltimore  st 
Wilson  Lanslot,  shoemaker,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Wilson  James,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  cor  Ross  St  St  Mary 
Wilson  Joseph,  huckster,  York  avenue 
Wilson  James,  carter,  corner  Richmond  and  Tyson  sts 
Wilson  Ann,  31  German  street 
Wilson  John,  carpenter,  Holland  st  w  p 
Wilson  William,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
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Wilson  Thomas,  Lexington  st  near  Courtland 

Wilson  George,  seaman,  14  Ann  street 

Wilson  Ann,  boarding  house,  Ann  st  n  of  Lancaster 

Wilson  James  A.  Exeter  street  n  of  Baltimore 

Wilson  Joseph,  grocer,  Exeter  st  s  of  Low 

Wilson  Tower,  labourer,  Spring  street  n  of  Gough 

Wilson  Thomas,  clothing  store,  6  w  Pratt  st 

Wilson  N.  clothing  store,  19  w  Pratt  street 

Wilson  G.  B.  &  Co.  flour  dealers,  cor  Pratt  st  &  Smith's  whf; 

dw  G,  B.  W.  19  s  Howard  st 
Wilson  James,  merchant,  dw  20Holliday  st 
Wilson  John  M.  tavern  keeper,  Light  st  near  Mercer 
Wilson  Mary,  24  Hanover  street 
Wilson  Robert,  attorney,  137  n  Eutaw  street 
Wilson  John,  baker,  East  street  n  of  Pitt 
Wilson  John  J.  plasterer,  103  n  Eutaw  st 
Wilson  Luther,  dw  Pearl  street  n  of  Lexington 
Wilson  mrs  Mary,  Jackson  street  s  side 
Wilson  mrs  Ann,  Jackson  street  n  side 
-Wilson  John  K.  Orleans  ste  of  Friendship 
Wilson  Wm.  R.  tinner,  10  n  Gay  st  o  t 
Wilson  John,  weaver,  Preston  street  near  Ross 
Wilson  Wm.  grocer  and  flour  mt.  28  Franklin  St.;  dw  Eutaw 
Wilson  Eliza,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Cove  [n  of  Franklin 

Wilson  Louisa,  teacher,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine;  dw  Fayette 

street  w  of  Pine 
Wilson  Jane,  seamstress,  n  e  corner  Alice  Anna  &.  Wolf  sts 
Wilson  Ann,  boarding  house,   s  w  cor  Strawberry  alley  and 
Wi'son  mrs  Elizabeth,  9  Fleet  st  [Fleet  st 

Wilson  Samuel,  grocer,  Shakspear  st  w  of  Market 
Wilson  Thomas  W.  grocer,  York  avenue 
Wilson  Catherine,  seamstress,  French  st  opposite  High 
Wilson  James,  tailor,  105  Ensor  street 

Wilson  Greenbury,  meal  seller,  Harford  road  n  of  lumb.  yard 
Wilson  John,  tavern  keeper,  Caroline  st  n  of  Wilk 
Wilson  Robert,  jr.  att.  at  law,  Fayette  st  e  of  St  Paul 
Wilson  James,  shingle  shaver,  Light  st  bet  Montgomery  and 
Wilson  Robt.  cooper,  Henrietta  st  near  Light      [Hughes  sts 
Wilson  John,  grocer,  56  Baltimore  street 
Wilson  John,  jr.  carpenter,  47  Market  street 
Wilson  Robert,  deputy  sheriff,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 
Wilson  Peter,  Camden  st  near  the  Fountain 
Wilson  Francis,  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st  n  of  Thames 
Wilson  Wm.  St  Sons,  shipping  mts.  105  Baltimore  st 
Wilson  Susannah,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Monument 
Wilson  Richard,  sawyer,  Carpenter's  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Wilson  Mary  P.  Cove  st  w  of  Paca 
Wilson  O.  labourer,  Guilford  alley  near  Charles  st 
Wilson  William,  turner,  York  st  near  Light 
Wilson  Sophia,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 

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Wilson  Caleb,  cedar  cooper,  Park  st  2  doors  above  Lexington 

Wilson  James,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Howard  and  Franklin  sts 

Wilson  Samuel,  paint  shop,  Pleasant  st  near  Park 

Wilson  mrs  Hannah,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 

Wilson  Wesley,  Ann  st  n  of  Alice  Anna 

Wilson  David,  flour  mt.  Dugan's  whf;  d\v  40  Front  st 

Wilson  G.  B.  flour  mt.  19  s  Howard  street 

Wilson  David  S.  Lexington  st  near  Courtland 

tWilson  Rosetta,  n  Calvert  st  bet  Pleasant  and  Saratoga 

tWilson  Joseph  P.  grocer,  n  vv  cor  Sharp  and  German  sts 

tWilson  Abraham,  labourer,  Granby  st  near  the  Falls 

j  Wilson  Samuel,  waiter,  Peirce  st  vv  of  Pearl 

tWilson  Henry,  labourer,  Harford  av  n  of  Church  st 

tWilson  Benj.  labourer,  Harford  av  n  of  Church  st 

tWilson  Rachael,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 

tWilson  Andrew,  Eden  st  n  of  Wilk 

tWilson  James,  shoemaker,  Bond  st  n  of  Wilk 

{Wilson  Samuel,  waiter,  Carpenter's  alley 

tWilson  Wm.  porter,  1  Lerew's  alley 

tWilson  Frederick  B.  porter,  68  East  street 

tWilson  Flora,  washer,  Happy  alley  n  of  Alice  Anna  st 

tWilson  Stephen,  plasterer,  Peirce  st  w  of  Pearl 

tWilson  James,  grain  carrier,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 

tWilson  Daniel,  plasterer,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 

J  Wilson  Wm.  labourer,  Wine  st  w  of  Pine 

tWilson  Adam,  sawyer,  4  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 

tWilson  Comfort,  washer,  Aisquith  st  s  of  Jefferson 

tWilson  Thos.  porter,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 

Wilt  Jacob,  sawyer,  Biddle  alley  w  of  Ross  st 

Wimmel  George,  constable,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 

Winans  Ross,  engineer,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 

Winchester  Sam'l  C.  carpenter,  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  Eutaw  sts 

Winchester  Geo.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  near  St  Paul 

Winchester  Hiram,  lecturing  seminary,  10  n  Frederick  st  & 

17  Harrison  st 
Winchester  SamueJ,  lottery  and  exchange  office,  n  w  cor  of 

Baltimore  and  North  sts.;  dw  64  n  Charles  st 
Winchester  Wm.  of  Water  Co.  3  Waterloo  row,  Calvert  st 
Winchester  Oliver  F.  stock  manufacturer,  3  Sharp  st 
Winchester  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  Gough  st  s  of  Pratt 
Winchester  mrs  Debora,  Gough  st  w  of  Spring 
Winchester  Edmund,  jr.  dw  Hanover  st  near  Lombard 
Winchester  mrs  Elizabeth,  Exeter  st  n  of  York 
Winckleman  Frederick,  well  digger,  101  s  Eutaw  st 
Winder  Charles,  Cove  street  extended  [caster 

Wineberen  John,  tavern  &.  boarding  house,  Bond  st  s  of  Lan- 
Winehart  Fred'k,  grocer,  Gay  st  opposite  Mott 
Winterbolhem  Thos.  sawyer,  near  cor  Star  alley  &  Gough  st 
Wingate  mrs  Temperance,  boarding  house,  93  Hanover  st 
Winks  Catherine,  butter  dealer,  Harford  road  n  e  side 

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Winn  Christopher,  18  Barnet  st 

Winn  Elisha,  tavern  keeper,  13  Fish  market 

Winn  William  &  John,   grocers,   Franklin  st  w  of  Paca;  dw 

Win,  W.  Pearl  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Winneberger  George,  gilder,  49  n  Sharp  st 
JWinsey  Wm.  brickmaker,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Winslow  George,  com  mt  and  grocer,  10  Light  st  whf.;  drr 

Hill  street  near  Light 
Winslow  John,  collector,  s  w  corner  Fleet  and  Market  sts 
Winston  Thomas,  Homespun  alley 
Winter  Gabriel,  79  s  Sharp  st 

Winter  Samuel,  carpenter,  Sugar  alley  near  Light  st 
Winter  Mary,  Saratoga  st  near  Eager  alley 
Winterfielu  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  2  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Winwood  Thomas,  118  Lombard  street 
Wiperd  Joseph,  rope  maker,  West  street 
Wirgman  mrs  Sarah  S.  St.  Paul  st  s  of  Franklin 
Wirgman  mrs  Rebecca  M.  Courtland  st  near  Saratoga 
Wirt  John   A.  Peoples'  line  stages  office  for  Wheeling,  2  s 

Calvert  street 
Wirts  George,  carpet  weaver,  s  e  cor  Columbia  &  Eutaw  sts 
Wise  R.  R.  edge  tool  manu.  17  Commerce  st.  dw  Pratt  st 
Wise  John,  comb  maker,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Wise  Elizabeth,  9  Grant  street 

Wise  George,  blacksmith,  229  n  Howard  st        [merce  street 
Wise  Tuily   R.   blacksmith,  Pratt  st  e  of  Gough,  shop  Corn- 
Wise  John,  piano  forte  maker,  over  166  Baltimore  st 
Wise  James,  painter,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Wise  John,  ship  joiner,  52  Fleet  street 
tWise  Polly  Wolf  st  n  of  Gough 
Wisebaugh  Martin,  paver,  Mott  st  e  side 
Wisehample,  John   F.  printer  and  publisher  of  Fell's  Point 

Messenger,  9  Shakspear  st 
Wisham  John,  weigher  of  hay,  17  Thomson  street 
Wisler  Samuel,  Hollins  street  w  p 
Wittle  Honour,  huckster,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Woelper  Thomas  S.  treasurer  of  Fell's  Point  Savings  Institu- 
tion, Thames  street  w  of  Market 
Woelper  mrs  Mary,  Thames  st  w  of  Ann 
Wolf  John,  tavern  keeper,  Water  st  e  of  the  market 
Wolf  Henry,  victualler,  cor  Scott  &  Columbia  streets 
Wolf  A.  B.  attorney  at  law,  Courthouse  lane,  dw  80  s  Charles 
Wolf  Jacob,  bricklayer,  85  s  Howard  street 
Wolf  Wm.  H.  brass  founder,  Bank  st  w  of  Eden 
Wolf  Margaret,  83  s  Howard  street 
Wolf  Daniel,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Wolf  Jefferson,  pump  maker,  cor  Eager  alley  &,   Saratoga  st 
Wolf  Marcus,  victualler,  Britton  st  s  w  of  Neighbour 
Wolfe  WTm.  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  s  of  McElderry 
Wolfenden  mrs  Catherine,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 


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Wolfenden  mis  Catherine,  spooler,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Cove 

tWolford  Kitty,  washer,  27  Lerevv's  alley 

jWolfred  Bartholomew,  brick  maker,  Cross  st  near  William 

Wollet  Joshua,  grocer,  28  Pitt  street 

Wolter  Frederick,  carpenter,  Moore  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 

Wolters  Dr.  Hendrick,  Pine  st  w  side  n  of  Fayette  street 

Wolters  George,  Chats  worth  st  n  of  George 

Wonderly  Won.  China  store,  cor  Mott  and  Gay  sts         [alley 

Wonderly  Jacob,  hackman  &  harness  maker,  Chamberlain 

Wood  &  Levering,  grocers  and  com.  mts.  9  Pratt  st  wharf 

Wood  Peter,  tallow  chandler,  betw  Ensor  &  Sterling  streets 

Wood  Augustus.seaman  4  Block  street  [e  side  Ensor  st 

Wood  Nicholas  L.  general  agent,  Green  st  n  of  Lombard 

Wood  Charles,  granite  worker,  German  st  near  Green 

Wood  Charlotte  Green  st  n  of  Lombard 

Wood  Charles  &  Co.  granite  stone  cutters,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 

Wood  capt  John,  n  e  cor  Apple  alley  and  Pratt  st 

Wood  Thomas  H.  carpenter,  York  st  near  Charles 

Wood  Joshua,  shoe  maker,  Orleans  st  2  doors  w  of  Eden 

Woodlin  Charles,  labourer,  York  st  near  Charles 

Woodman  John,  carpenter,  49  Camden  street 

Woods  Edward,  Franklin  st  extended 

Woods  mrs.  grocer,  Centre  st  near  Richmond 

Woods  Charles,  rigger,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Alice  Anna  st 

Woods   Luther,  carpenter,  dw  Green  st  n  of  German,  shop 

German  street  w  of  Paca 
Woods  Samuel,  hatter,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Woods  Jeptha,  carpenter,  Green  st  n  of  Conway 
Woods  Wm.  feed  store,  17  Perm,  avenue 
Woods  John  W.  printer,  cor  Baltimore  &  Light  sts.  dw  Gay 

street  w  of  Aibquith 
Woods  John,  soap  boiler,  cor  Canal  &  Bank  sts 
Woodail  William  A.  pump  maker,  Pearl  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Woodall  Wm.  A.  sen.  pump  maker,  127  Pearl  st 
Woodail  Samuel,  pump  maker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Wooden  Solomon  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Woodruff  Mary,  shop  keeper,  Harford  road  n  of  the  Church 
Wooddy  William,  printer,  6  s Calvert  st  opp.  Union  Bank 
Woodman  John,  n  e  cor  Argyle  alley  &  Fleet  st 
Woods  Susan  C.  confectioner,  122  Hanover  st 
Woods  Patrick,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 
Woods  John,  Fayette  st  extended 

JWoods  Samuel,  musician,  Low  st  betw  Exeter  and  Potter 
Woodside  Wm.  S.  114  s  Sharp  street 
Woodward  George  P.  dry  goods  mts.  100  High  st 
Woodward  mrs  jane,  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Woodward  Thomas,  laveru  &.  livery  stables  keeper,  sign   of 

White!  horse,  n  side  Swan  street 
Woodward  Nicholas  R.  fountain  livery  stables,  Fayette  street 
near  Charles,  &  29  Hanover  street 
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Woodward  Wra.  carpenter,  31  New*Church  street 
Woodward  William,  firm  Jones  &  Woodward,  39  Fayette  st 
Woodward  mrs  Ann,  East  st  s  of  French 
Woodward  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Zell  alley  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Woodward  Thomas,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  German  street  near 
Woodsworth  Susan,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Camden  [Hanover 

Woodyear  mrs  T.  cor  Holliday  st  and  Orange  alley 
Woollen  Zachariah,  firm   Rowland  &,   Woolen,  dw   127  s 

Charles  street 
Woollen  Thomas,  cooper,  cor    Commerce  and  Cable  sts.  dw 
Woollen  Jas.  cooper,  14  Mulberry  st        [Green  st  near  Pratt 
Woollen  Robinson,  cooper,  19  Exeter  street 
Workman  John,  carpenter,  Monument  st  w  of  Har.  run 
Worley  Catherine,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Worthington  Charles,  agent  for  Washington  &    Georgetown 

steamboats,  dw  129  s  Charles  street 
•Worthington  mrs  Eutaw  st  opposite  Lee 
Wren  mr.  collector,  Camden  st  near  Hanover  Bazaar 
Wright  John  R.  wholesale  and  retail  dry  goods  mt.  2  Centre 
Wright  Lorenzo,  shoemaker,  Aisquith  stnof  Low    [M.  space 
Wright  Wm.  C.  hatter,  7  Grant  street 
Wright  Mary,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  street 
Wright  Edward,  exporter  of  oysters,  dw  Small  Court   near 

Charles  street  City  Spring 
Wright  Henry,  rail  road  agent,  Barre  st  near  Charles 
Wright  John  S.  cordwainer,  Long  alley  n  of  New  st 
Wright  Jame^,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  n  of  Charles 
Wright  Joel,    bookbinder,  cor  Fayette  and  Howard  sts.  dw 

Jefferson  row 
Wright  W.  C.  boot  maker,  Homespun  alley 
Wright  Ann,  nnoress,  Bank  st  w  of  Pitt 

Wright  H.  agent  Baltimore  St  Wheeling  transportation   com- 
pany, n  e  cor  Howard  and  German  sts 
Wright  Wm,  watchmaker,  Gay  st  vv  of  Aisquith 
Wright  Peter,  weaver,  Neighbour  st  s  side  running  from  Har. 
Wright  Martha.  Caroline  st  s  of  Wilk  [to  York  avenue 

Wright  Dr.  Thomas  H.  71  Fayette  street 
Wright  Lloyd,  shoe  maker,  Eden  st  n  of  Pitt 
Wright  James,  labourer,  19  Philpot  st 

Wright  Luther,  carpenter  St  shingle  shaver,  Aisquith  st  n  of 
tWright  Edward,  drayman,  Bank  st  n  side  o  t  [Pitt 

jWright  John,  brickmaker,  Sugar  alley 
JWright  James,  porter.  Lerew's  alley 
tWright  Ann,  washer,  Columbia  st  betw  Eutaw  and  Paca 
t Wright  Dorsey,  labourer,  SO  Ensor  street 
^Wright  Ann,  huckster,  Low  st  betw  High  and  Front 
tWright  Wm.  Long  alley  s  of  Frankin  st  [Hanover  sts 

+  Wright  Robert,    labourer,  Welcome    alley  betw  Sharp    and 
Wrighter  Peter,  brickmaker,  commons  n  of  Spring  Gardens 
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Wrine  Wm.  grocer,  Water  st  betvv  Grant  and  Light  sts 

Wrightson  John,  ship  carpenter,  63  Alice  Anna  st 

Wrotten  David,  shipwright,  near  cor  Starr  al.  fy  Gough  st 

Wyatt  Rev.  Dr.  Saratoga  st  opposite  Liberty 

Wyatt  Win.  bnckrhaker,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 

Wyeth  Charles,  n  Charles  st  3  doors  s  of  Pleasant 

Wyeth  and  Norris,  fancy  dry  goods  mis.   1734  Baltimore  st 

Wylie  Win.  weaver,  Cove  street  s  of  Franklin 

Wyman  Edward,  Gay  street  e  of  Mott 

Wyman  John,  do  do 

Wyman  Samuel  &,  co.  domestic  warehouse,  214  Baltimore  st 

dw  Pleasant  near  Charles 
Wyrough  John,  shoemaker,  38  Thames  st 
Wysham  John,  hay  weigher,  17  Thomsen  st 
Wysham  Ezekiel  C.  flour  merchant,  Fayette  st  w  of  Eutaw 

store,  s  e  corner  Paca  and  Baltimore  sts 
Wynn  Christopher,  watch  and  clock  maker,  222£  Balto.  st 
Wyvill  M.  D.  merchant  tailor,  111   Baltimore  st 

JLaNPI  rev.  II.  St  Mary's  college.  Penn  avenue  n  of  Frank- 
lin street 

iAGER  Elizabeth,  s  e  corner  M'Elderry  and  Canal  sts 
Yager  Joseph,  granite  worker,  19  Park  st 
Yamm  Wm.  pilot,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Ann 
Yaten  Henry,  shoemaker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Yates  John,  hardware  and  iron  dealer,  30  e  Pratt  street,  dw 

n  w  corner  Pratt  and  High  sts 
Yates  G.  W.  113  Gav  st  ot 
Yates  Dr.  John  L.  74  Exeter  st 
Yeakel  Conrad,  baker,  42  South  st 
Yearly  Alexander,  of  Bank  of  Baltimore,  77  Green  st 
Yearly  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  Gough  st  e  of  Strange  alley 
Yearly  Wm.  H.  cabinet  maker,  Caroline  st  s  of  Bank 
Yearly  Wm.  cooper,  Wagon  alley  near  Park  st 
Yeatman  John  W.  saddler,  corner  Pitt  and  Exeter  sts 
Yenrick  John,  sugar  refiner,  Zell  alley  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Yeo  Alexander,  printer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Bank  st 
Yost  Wm.  shoe  store,  Pratt  st  3d  door  e  of  Eutaw,  dw  rear  of 

three  tuns  tavern 
Youce  George,  carpenter,  Hillen  st  e  of  Potter 
Youce  John  P.  29  Exeter  st 

Young  Joshua  A.  ship  joiner,  over  55  Centre  Market  space 
Young  Wm.  Jr.  commission  merchant,  72  Bowly's  wharf,  dw 

31  Harrison  street 
Yoong  Wm.  Henry,  comb  maker,  Eden  st  s  of  Orleans 
Young  Archibald,  cordwainer,  Lee  st  bet.  Light  and  Charles 
Young  Thomas,  tavern  keeper,  w  side  Patterson  st  2  doors  s 

of  Pratt 
Young  Men's  paper,  Baltimore,  office  over  n  e  cor  Sharp  and 
Young  Samuel,  30  St  Paul  st  Baltimore  sts 

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Young  Jehu,  proprietor  hand  tavern,  Paca  st  n  of  Lexington 

Young  Melinda,  Green  st  n  of  Paca 

Young  John  jr.  carpenter,  7  Temple  st 

Young  Wm.  G.  tinner,  44  Franklin  st 

Young  Clark  &  carpenters,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove  s  side 

Young  James,  printer,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 

Young  John  J.  lieutenant  night  watch,  147  Bond  st 

Young  Wm.  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 

Young  mrs  Sophia,  midwife,  103  Camden  st 

Young  Charles  M.  tailor,  Garden  st  near  Howard 

Young  Stephen,  carter,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  it 

Young  Mar j7,  15  Saratoga  st 

Young  mrs  Rebecca,  Argyle  alley  n  of  Lancaster  et 

Young  William,  mate,  Argyle  alley  s  of  Bank  st 

Young  Rebecca,  milliner,  High  st  n  of  Water 

Young  John  sen.  carpenter,  8  High  st  shop  Plowman  st 

Young  James  L.  carpenter,  8  High  st  do 

Young  Wm.  com.  mt.  Bowly's  wharf,  d\v  14  Albemarle  st 

tYoung  Perry,  porter,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 

tYoung  Jacob,  white  washer,  Douglass  st  e  of  East 

tYoung  Lucy,5seamstress,Jefferson  st  2d  door  c  of  Short 

tYoung  Benjamin,  brickmaker,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 

tYoung  Martha,  huckster,  Low  st  e  of  Aisquith 

tYoung  Stephen,  carter,  Sarah  Ann  st  w  of  Cove 

Younger  mr.  bailiff,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 

Younger  Henry,  labourer,  Park  lane  extended 

Younger  Daniel,  seaman,  Montgomery  st  near  William 

Younger  Richard,  n  Howard  st  near  Monument 

Youngman  John,  labourer,  Ross  st  s  of  St  Mary 

Younker  Albert,  chair  maker,  32  AVater  st  e  of  Commerce 

Younker  Elizabeth,  s  w  corner  Pitt  and  East  sts 

Youse  George,  carpenter,  Chamberlain  alley  n  side 

ZACHERY  Alexander,  pilot,  Fleet  st  e  of  Washington 

Zachery  Wm.  pilot,  Bond  st  s  of  Gough 

Zane  Peter,  cooper,  Commerce  st  near  Cable 

Zeagler  John,  86  Conway  st 

Zeagler  Mary,  84  Conway  st 

Zell  mrs.  Susquehannah  rail  road  near  city  limits 

Zell  Peter,  victualler,  w  end  Baltimore  st 

Zell  John,  constable,  Long  alley  s  of  Saratoga  st 

Zeigler  Elizabeth,  upholsterer,  48  n  Frederick  st 

Zentz  Andrew,  grocer,  Lexington  st  e  of  Green 

Zimmerman  George,  cedar  cooper,  Peirce  st  e  of  Cove 

Zimmerman  Jacob,  wheelwright,  Franklin  st  w  of  Eutaw 

Zimmerman  Isaac,  grocery  and  feed  store,  n  w  corner  of  Bal- 

Zimmerman  Wm.  S.  Exeter  st  n  of  Wilk      [timore  and  Cove 

Zane  Sophia,  grocer,  Camden  st  near  Hanover 

Zinkand  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Alice  Anna 

Zody  John,  Green  st.  s  of  Franklin 

Zwisle  Pius,  grocer,  s  e  corner  Douglass  and  Potter  sts 

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REMOVALS,  CHANGES,  &c. 

Allan  John,  Mathematical  instrument   maker,   Salisbury  st 

near  Exeter 
American  Life   insurance  and  Trust   Company,  office   136 

Baltimore  sireet 
Anderson  Franklin,  attorney  at  law,  Calvert  st  adjoining  the 

Mechanics'  Bank 
Atchison  George,  grocer,  s  Charles  st  2  doors  from  Camden 
Baer  Dr.  M.  S.  Lombard  st  e  of  Hanover  n  side 
Bailey  William,  slater,  Front  st  near  Low 
Baldwin  A.  C.  63  s  Calvert  st 
Beard  John,  constable,  164  Hanover  street 
Brevoort  John  Augustus,  dental  Surgeon,  42  n  Charles  st 
Brown  &,  Muncaster,  dry  goods  merchants,  130  Balto.  st. 
Bull  Edmund,  printer,  cor  Mulberry  stand  Zell  alley 
Chamberlain  John  CJadies'  boot  and  shoemaker,  14  n  Lib- 
erty street 
Cochrane  Richard,  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  S8n  Howard  st 
Conway  M.  dry  goods  merchant,  Hoiliday  st  opp.  brewery 
Crook  George  A.  grocer  and  commission  int.  £0  Piatt  st 
Culbertson  Martin,  cabinet  maker,  Saratoga  st   betw  Paca   & 

Green  sts 
Darden  Stephen,  city  bailiff,  Columbia  street 
De  Selding  Charles,  proprietor  Baltimore  Museum,  corner  of 
Calvert  and  Baltimore  sts  dw.  Lexington  st  near  Pine; 
Deville  Madame,  ladies'  hair  dresser,&,  wig  maker,  4  South  st 
Dobbin  George  W.  office  CourtJand  street 
Donovan  Richard, inn  keeper,  n  w  cor  Long  al.  &  Luisiana  st 
Dudley  John  L.  proprietor  &  conductor  of  the  Observatory 

and  Telegraph,  dw  106  Light  street 
Dukehart  Henry,  cabinet  manufactory,  24  Harrison  st 
Evans  Hugh  Da vey, attorney  at  !aw,Fayette  st  near  the  bridge 
Exchange  Reading  Rooms  are  conducted  by  a  comrnitte  of 

merchants,  at  Exchange  buildings 
Fant  and  Sutton,  dry  goods  merchants,  223  Baltimore  st 
Fowler  S.  L.  &  Brothers,  170  Baltimore  street 
Gill  R.  W.  Baltimore  st  next  to  Hargrove's  Church 
Goldsborough  William  I.  clerk,  dw  13  Jackson  street 
Goodwin    mrs  J.    G.     Washington    square     opposite     the 
Battle  Monument  [Comet  street 

Hagerty  John,  second  hand  clothing  store,  Second  street,  dw 
Hall  Major  Henry,  Lexington  st  sside  betw  Pine  &  Cove  sts 
Harlan  Reuben  S.  teacher,  9  Lexington  st 
Heald  Jncob,  &  Co.  tobacconists,44  n  Gay  st  &  2  Spear's  whf 
Hinman  Davidson  and  co.   wine   and   liquor   merchants,  30 

Light  street  wharf 
Hutcbings  E.  &  Co.  Indian  rubber  &  water  proof  cloth  ware- 
house, 110  Baltimore  st  up  stairs 
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lnemer  Peter  N.  collector,.  6  Mulberry  street 

Ives  Nelson  R.  Thomsonian  Dr.  19  Water  street 

Jenkins  William  V.  Exeter  st  near  Elbow  Jane 

Judlin  J.  F.  and  .1.  Ryland,  upholsterers  and  paper  hangers, 

Calvert  st  3  doors  s  of  Baltimore 
Kennedy  John  P.  atty.  at  law,  office  Fayette  st  near  U.  Bank 
Kernan  Charles,  justice  of  peace,  Hanover  st  opp.  Market 
Kettlewell  and  Wilson,  grocers,  cor  Pratt  and  Commerce  sts 
Knighton  Thomas,  constable,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Larrabee  Ephraim,  dw  Lemon  st  betw  Eutaw  &,  Green 
Lisle  Samuel,  carpet  weaver,  Granby  st  w  of  the  run 
Long  Henry,  printer, Temple  st  betw  Baltimore  &»  Pitt 
Long  R.  C.  architect,  s  e  room  of  City  library  building,  en- 
trance Fayette  st 
Mache  Benjamin,  constable,  Paca  st  near  3  Tuns  Tavern 
Magee's  J.  academy,  Hillen  st  between  High  and  Front 
Mangin  Charles  A.  De  s  w  cor  of  Hillen  and  Front  sts 
Mann   George   Benjamin,  tin  &  iron   plate  worker,  Market 

space  s  of  Water  street  s  side 
McKenzie  Thomas,  saddlery  store,  178  Baltimore  street 
Moale  John  C.   merchant,  95  Bowley's  wharf,  up  stairs,   dvv 

Monument  Square,  e  side  2  doors  s  of  Lexington  st 
Moale    William   A.  &  Brothers,    commission  merchants,  95 

Bowley's  wharf 
Moale  William  A.  firm  of  W.  A.  Moale  &  Brothers,  Pleasant 

st  s  side  betw  Charles  and  St.  Paul 
Moale  Richard  H.  firm  W.  A.  Moale  &  Brothers,  dw  Pleas- 
ant street  s  side  between  St.  Paul  and  Charles  sts 
Moreland  and  Spalding,  dry  goods  merchants,  lOBalto.  st 
Morris  Morris,  shoe  maker,  Balto.  st  e  of  Presbyterian  church 
Muller  James,  blockmaker,  Ann  st  2  doors  from  Wilk  st  f  p 
Muller  James,  blockmaker,  Ann  st  2d  door  from  Wilk  f  p. 
Neilson  Thomas  N.  mt.  counting  house  Second  st  adjoining 

the  Exchange 
G'Conner  mrs.  music  teacher,  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
Quail  George  Q.  hatter,  158  Baltimore  st 
Ridgely  mrs  Eliza  G.  proprietor  infant  school,  49  sHoward  st 
Rittenhouse  S.  B.  8  Canal  st.  School  inter.  Hillen  &  French 
Rogers  Joseph,  pump  maker,  Green   st  e  side  betw  Lexing- 
ton and  Fayette  sts 
Schroeter  Charles,  clockmaker,  rear  of  36  Water  street 
Seidenstricker  Frederick,  tobacconist,  cor  Hawk  st  &•  Marsh 

Market  space 
Shane  Joseph,  justice  of  peace  and  police  office,  Calvert  st 

opposite  Water 
Smith  George,  city  bailiff,  cor  Light  st  and  Sugar  alley 
Smith  &  Grier,  Drs.  chemists  and  druggists,  105  w  Pratt  st 
Sparks  Thomas  H.  grocer,  70  s  Calvert  st 
Spurrier  Beale  &  Nelson,  conveyancers,  n  side  Baltimore  st 
between  Calvert  and  St  Paul,  up  stairs 
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Stimson  John  K.  oil,  soap  and  candle  store,  16  s  Calvert  st 

Summers  Jacob,  Britton  st  near  Monument 

Tilden  Thomas  E.  merchant  tailor,  181  Baltimore  st 

Tutts  and  Schetler,  32  s  Charles  street 

Turner  and  Wheelwright,  paper  merchants,  30  s  Charles  st 

Vansant  &  Wright,  hatters,  158  Baltimore  st  - 

Walsh  P.  teacher,  Saratoga  st  opposite  Dutch  church 

Waters  R.  milliner,  Frederick  st  2  doors  n  of  Baltimore 

Weightman  William  H.  cor  of  Water  st  and  Market  space 

Wiggins  L.  H.  trimmings  store,  12  Harrison  st 

Wilks  James,  nursery  and  seedsman,  Lexington  st  w  of  Cove 

Young  Frederick,  printer,  East  Front  st.  betvv.  Pitt  and  Low. 


A  CATALOGUE 


Avenues,  Streets,  Lanes,  Alleys,  Squares,  Markets, 
and  Wharves, 

IN  THE  CITY  OF  BALTIMORE, 

As  enlarged  by  the  Commissioners  appointed  by  the  Legislature 
of  Maryland,  and  laid  down  by  their  Surveyor,  Thomas  H. 

PorPLETON. 


STREETS. 


Adams              frf>m  W  B  Line 

Aisquith  N 

E  John 

Aisquith 

E  Baltimore 

Albemarle 

Plowman 

Alice  Anna 

Union  Dock 

Allen 

Winder 

Amity 

Saratoga 

Andre 

Patapsco  River 

Armistead 

do 

Amstrong 

do 

Ann 

N  W  Branch 

Arundle 

Ostend 

Baker 

W  B  Line 

Balderston 

Light 

Baltimore 

E  B  Line 

Bank 

Exeter 

Barclay  Great 

E  Falls  avenue 

Barclay  Little 

E  Falls  avenue 

Barnet 

N  Charles 

Barney 

Middle  Branch 

Barre 

S  Cove 

Bath 

N  Calvert 

Bayard 

James 

Bayley 

Patapsco  River 

Beason 

N  W  Branch 

Belle  Air  avenue 

E  Monument 

Belt 

Warren 

Belvidere 

N  Biddle 

Benjamin 

Patapsco  R. 

Bentalou 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Biddle 

George 

Block 

W  Falls  avenue 

Bloom 

N  Carey 

Bolton 

Biddle 

Bond 

N  Branch 

Bowly 

E  Market  sp.  wtaf. 

Chatsworth 
rtNB  Line 

Harford  avenue 

City  Dock 

E  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Ramsay 

N  W  Branch 
do 
do 

N  B  Line 

Middle  Branch 
N  B  Line 

Grant 
W  B  Line 
E  B  Line 
N  B  Line 
Eager 
N  Sharp 
Lawrence 
Light-st  wharf 
French 

Middle  Branch 
N  W  Branch 
NW  Branch 
N  B  Line 
Donaldson 
York  avenue 
N  W  Branch 
Vv  B  Line 
E  B  Line 
Thames 
N  B  Line 
N  B  Line 
N  B  Line 
W  Falls  avenue 


[AA] 


2 

STREETS. 

Boyle              from  "Webster               to  N  W  Branch 

Brune 

Franklin 

Adams 

Beuren 

Madison 

French 

Burke 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Burrows 

Clagett 

N  W  Branch 

Bush 

James 

Middle  Branch 

Butler 

Webster 

N  W  Branch 

Byrd 

West 

Patapsco  River 

Cable 

Commerce 

Spear's  wharf 

Calhoun 

James 

N  B  Line 

Calvert 

Pratt 

do 

Canal  Great 

Harford  avenue 

City  Dock 

Canal  Little 

E  Lanvale 

N  B  Line 

Camden 

S  Paca 

Light  st  wharf 

Cannon 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Canton 

N  W  Branch 

NB  Line 

Carey 

James 

do 

Caroline 

Dock 

do 

Carroll 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Cross 

Cathedral 

Mulberry 

N  B  Line 

Centre 

N  Howard 

French 

Charles 

N  B  Line 

Middle  Branch 

Chase 

Cathedral 

E  B  Line 

Chatham 

W  B  Line 

James 

Chatsworth 

W  Lexington 

Cove 

Cheap  side 

E  Water 

E  Pratt 

Chesapeake 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Chestnut 

E  Market  S  whf. 

Union  wharf 

Chester 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Chew 

Stirling 

E  B  Line 

Choptank 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Clagett 

Lawrence 

Neale 

Clare 

James 

Middle  Branch 

Clement 

S  Sharp 

Fort  M'Henry 

Clemm 

Boyle 

do 

Cole 

W  B  Line 

James 

Colt 

E  Oliver 

N  B  Line 

Columbia 

SPaca 

Washington  av 

Comet 

Aisquith 

Pitt 

Commerce 

E  Water 

Basin 

Concord 

Fish  Market  Sp. 

Wilkes 

Conn 

Wilks 

Locust 

Constitution  Great  Belvidere 

Truxton 

Constitution  Little  Madison 

French 

Conway 

Cove 

Light  st  wharf 

Cooke 

W  B  Line 

Cove 

Cookse 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Courtland 

Lexington 

Franklin 

Cove 

Pennsylvania  av. 

S  Eutaw 

Covington 

N  W  Branch 

Donaldson 

Covington  Place 

S  end  Covington 

st 

Cox 

N  W  Branch 

N  VV  Branch 

Cromwell 

Middle  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

29o 


STREETS. 

Cross              from  Ramsey               to  N  W  Branch 

Cumberland 

N  Calhoun 

N  B  Line 

David 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Davis 

E  Lexington 

E  Centre 

Decatur 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Decker 

W  Chase 

N  B  Line 

Dillon 

N  W  Branch 

E  B  Line 

Division 

W  Biddle 

N  B  Line 

Dock 

Draw  Bridge 

Bond 

Dolphin 

Cove  and  Adams 

W  Oliver 

Donaldson 

Middle  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

Dorsey 

do 

do 

Douglass 

Exeter 

Aisquith 

Eager 

Cathedral 

E  B  Line 

East 

French 

Baltimore 

East  avenue 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Eagle 

W  B  Line 

James 

Eden 

Harford  avenue 

City  Dock 

Ellicott 

W  Pratt 

W  Water 

Elliott 

N  W  Branch 

E  B  Line 

Elk 

James 

Middle  Branch 

Elm 

W  Townsend 

N  B  Line 

Emory 

German 

Columbia 

Ensor 

NGay 

N  B  Line 

Etting 

Preston 

Baker 

Eutaw 

W  Biddle 

Middle  Branch 

Exeter 

French 

City  Dock 

Exchange 

Second 

E  Water 

Falls 

E  Falls  avenue 

Constitution 

Falls  avenue 

E  &  W  City  Dock  N  B  Line 

Fawn 

President 

Exeter 

Fayette 

W  B  Line 

N  Gay 

Federal 

Cathedral 

E  B  Line 

Fell 

Thames 

N  W  Branch 

Ferry 

Middle  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

Fleet 

E  Falls  avenue 

E  B  Line 

Forest 

E  John 

N  Canal 

Fountain 

Washington 

Chester 

Fort 

Middle  Branch 

Jackson 

Fort  avenue- 

Jackson 

Fort  M'Henry 

Franklin 

W  B  Line 

W  Falls  avenue 

Frederick 

Pratt 

N  Gay 

Frederick  avenue 

W  Baltimore 

W  B  Line 

French 

Bath  and  Front 

Forest 

Front 

Bath  and  French 

E  Water 

Fulton 

James 

N  B  Line 

Gaines 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Garden 

W  Madison 

N  B  Line 

Garrett 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Branch 

Gates 

Warren 

Patapsco  R. 

Gay 

E  Pratt 

E  Monument 

George 

Pennsylvania  av. 

N  Cove 

German  Great 

S  Cove 

S  Sharp 

191 


4 

STREETS. 

German  L,    from 

S  Sharp                to 

S  Charles 

Gibson 

Biddle 

N  B  Line 

Gilmor 

James 

N  Calhoun 

Gist 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Gold 

N  Calhoun 

N  B  Line 

Goodloe 

W  B  Line 

Cove 

Gough 

Granby 

E  B  Line 

Granby 

E  Falls  avenue 

S  Canal 

Grant 

W  Baltimore 

W  Prati 

Greene 

Franklin 

Welcome  alley 

Greenwillow 

Chatsworth 

Pennsylvania  av 

IGrundy 

Biddle 

N  B  Line 

Gunpowder 

James 

Middle  Branch 

Guilford 

South 

Franklin  lane 

Hall 

West 

Patapsco  R. 

Hamburg 

Cross 

N  W  Branch 

Hamilton 

Park 

Hargrove  alley 

Hamstead  Great 

Bond 

E  B  Line 

Hamstead  Little 

Canal 

Bond 

Hammond 

Middle  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

Hanover 

W  Baltimore 

Middle  Branch 

Haw 

S  Cove 

Emory 

Hawk 

E  Centre  M.  Sp. 

Falls  avenue 

Harford  avenue 

Forest 

N  B  Line 

Harper 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Harrison 

Baltimore 

N  Gay 

Haubert 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Branch 

Heath 

Middle  Branch 

Webste 

Henrietta 

Light 

Warrenr 

Henry 

N  W  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

Herkimer 

Gwinn's  Falls 

James 

High 

French 

Wilks 

Hill 

S  Howard 

Light 

Hillen 

E  Falls  avenue 

Monument 

Hoffman 

Chatsworth 

E  B  Line 

Holland 

Aisqusth 

Pitt 

Holliday 

Baltimore 

Monument 

Hollins 

W  B  Line 

Cove 

Hollinsworth 

W  Water 

W  Pratt 

Hospital  Square 

Inclosing  the  Hospital 

Howard 

Cathedral 

Middle  Branch 

Hudson 

N  W  Branch 

E  B  Line 

Hugh 

Locust 

Basin 

Hughes  Great 

Light 

do 

Hughes  Little 

S  Sharp 

Light 

Hull 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Jackson 

N  W  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

James 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Schroeder 

Jefferson 

Aisquith 

E  B  Line 

Jephson 

Middle  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

John 

N  B  Line 

E  B  Line 

Johnson 

N  W  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

Jones 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

2.9  Z. 


STREETS. 


Kelso 
Kent 
Lancaster 
Lanvale 
Laurens 
Lawrence 
Leadenhall 
Lee 

Luzerne 
Lexington 
Liberty- 
Light 
Locust 
Lombard 
Lorman 
Low 
Lowman 
Lloyd 
Ludlow 
M'Clellan 
M'Comas 
M'Culloh 
M'Elderry  Great 
M'Eldeiry  Little 
M'Henry 
M'Kim 
M'Mechin 
Macdonough 
Madison 
Magazine 
Manokin 
Market 
Marshall 
Martin 
Matthews 
Mercer 
Merriott 
Mill 
Moale 
Monroe 


from   Middle  Branch  to  Patapsco  R 


wf 


James 

E  Falls  avenue 

W  B  Line 

Pennsylvania  av 

Patapsco  R. 

Lit.  Montgomery 

Cove 

N  W  Branch 

W  B  Line 

Mulberry 

Baltimore 

E  Market  Sp 

S  Cove 

W  B  Line 

E  Falls  avenue 

Patapsco  R. 

E  Baltimore 

Lawrence 

W  Baltimore 

Middle  Branch 

W  Biddle 

Hospital  Square 

Aisquith 

W  B  Line 

Madison 

Pennsylvania  av 

W  B  Line 

N  B  Line 

Webster 

James 

N  W  Branch 

Ostend 

Patapsco  R. 

S  Calvert 

Light 

N  W  Branch 

E  Pratt 

Middle  Branch 

James 


Montgomery   GreatHanover 
Montgomery  LittleS  Eulaw 


Mount 

Monument 

Monument  Sq 

Mosher 

Mott 

Moylan 

Mullikin 

Mulberry 

Nanticoke 

Neale 

Neighbour 


Macdonongh 
Ross  and  Paca 


Gwinn's  Falls 
E  B  Line 

do 
Grundy 
N  W  Branch 
Middle  Branch 
Light  st  wharf 
N  B  Line 
North 
S  Howard 
Ostend 
Union  wharf" 
Hanover 
Cove 
Aisquith 
N  W  Branch 
Granby 
N  W  Branch 
W  Fayette 
Patapsco  R. 
Gold 
E  B  Line 
Hospital  square 
Cove 
N  B  Line 
W  Oliver 
James 
E  B  Line 
N  W  Branch 
Gwinn's  Falls 
N  B  Line 
Patapsco  R. 
N  W  Branch 
Grant 
S  Calvert 
N  W  Branch 
Basin 

N  W  Branch 
W  B  Line 
N  W  Branch 
Hanover 
North  West 
E  B  Line 


Enclosing  the  Baltimore  Monument 


W  B  Line 

Ensor 

N  Cove 

Canal 

W  B  Line 

Gwinn's  Falls 

N  W  Branch 

MKim 


Elm 
Low 

Pennsylvania  av 
Marke't 
N  Calvert 
Cross 

Patapsco  R. 
Harford  avenue 


L93 


STREETS. 


New  from 

New  Church 

Nicholson 

North 

North  West 

Norfolk 

North  avenue 

Oak 

Ogston 

Oliver 

Orchard 

Orleans 

Ostend 

O'Donnell 

Paca 

Park 

Parkin 

Patapsco 

Patterson 

Patuxent 

Payson 

Pearl 

Penn 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Perry 

Philpot 

Pierce 

Pine 

Pitt 

Pinkney 

Pleasant  Great 

Pleasant  Little 

Plowman 

Point 

Portland 

Porter 

Potomac 

Potter 

Poppleton 

Pratt 

Pre s bury 

President 

Presstman 

Preston 

Prosser 

Pulaski 

Putnam 

Race 

Ramsay 

Randall 

Read 

Reese 

Republican 


to 


N  Paca 

N  Sharp 

N  W  Branch 

E  Baltimore 

VV  B  Line 

Wells 

E  B  Line 

N  B  Line 

Franklin 

N  B  Line 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Belle  AirMSp 

Perry 

N  W  Branch 

Cove 

Richmond 

Lexington 

N  W  Branch 

E  Pratt 

N  W  Branch 

James 

Pennsylvania  av. 

German 

Franklin 

Middle  Branch 

Point 

N  Schroeder 

George 

E  Falls  avenue 

Canal 

N  Charles 

Park 

High 

Dock 

S  Cove 

Clagett 

N  VV  Branch 

French 

Ramsev 

W  B  Line 
do 

E  Pratt 

W  B  Line 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Patapsco  B. 

Gwinn's  Falls 

James 

S  Charles 

W  B  Line 

Middle  Branch 

Cathedral 

Clagett 

James 


N  Eutaw 
Crooked  lane 
N  W  Branch 
N  B  Line 
North  avenue 
Patapsco  R. 
W  B  Line 
W  Federal 
Chatsworth 
E  B  Line 
Madison 
N  B  Line 
N  W  Branch 
E  B  Line 
Monument 
N  Liberty 
Cross 
N  B  Line 
Basin 
N  B  Line 

do 
\V  Baltimore 
Haw 

N  B  Line 
Cove 
Thames 

Pearl 

German 

E  B  Line 
do 

Holliday 

N  Charles 

E  Falls  avenue 

N  W  Branch 

Columbia 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line- 
Pitt 

Franklin 

E  B  Line 

N  Calhoun 

City  Dock 

Garden 

John 

N  W  Branch 

W  B  Line 

Middle  Branch 

Middle  Branch 

Cove 

Webster 

North 

N  W  Branch 
Cooke 


STREETS. 

Reynolds        from 

Patapsco  R.          to 

Richardson 

do 

Richmond 

W  Diddle 

Ridgely 

Middle  Branch 

River 

Ostend 

Robert 

N  Cove 

Robinson 

Patapsco  R. 

Rock 

Fayette 

Ross 

N  Howard 

Russell 

Middle  Branch 

Rutledge 

W  B  Line 

Ruxton 

S  Charles 

St  Mary 

Pennsylvania  av. 

St  Paul 

W  Baltimore 

St  Peter 

Parkin 

Sadtler 

Warren 

Salisbury 

High 

Sarah  Ann 

N  Cove 

Saratoga 

W  B  Line 

Sassefras 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Scammel 

W  B  Line 

Schroeder 

James 

Scott 

Hollins 

Second 

South 

Severn 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Shakspeare 

Bond 

Sharp 

LittlePleasant 

Short 

Jefferson 

Silver 

Canal 

Smallwood 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Smith 

Cove 

South 

Baltimore 

Spring 

City  Dock 

Sterett 

M'Henry 

Stevenson 

Clagett 

Stiles 

E  Falls  avenue 

Strieker 

James 

Stirling 

Mott 

Stockholm 

James 

Steuart 

Patapsco  R. 

Steuben 

W  B  Line 

Sullivan 

ilO 

Suffolk 

Heath 

Swan 

Centre  Market 

Temple 

E  Baltimore 

Tenant 

\V  B  Line 

Thames 

Philpot 

Thompson 

W  B  Line 

Toone 

N  W  Branch 

Towson 

Patapsco  R. 

Townsend 

W  B  Line 

Trinity 

Albemarle 

Truxton 

E  Falls  avenue 

N  W  Branch 

do 
Cathedral 
Cove 
Clement 
Bolton 
N  W  Branch 
Saratoga 
N  B  Line 
Cove 
Janes 
Light 

W  Madison 
N  B  Line 
Sterett 
Donaldson 
S  Canal 
Chatsworth 
N  Gay 
Cross 
James 
Lanvale 
West 

Centre  Market 

Scott 

Market 

Middle  Branch 

Orleans 

Spring 

W  B  Line 

Pennsylvania  av, 

Basin 

N  B  Line 

Cove 

N  W  Branch 

S  Canal 

N  Calhoun 

E  Eagle 

Leadenhall 

N  W  Branch 

N  Gay 

James 

Patapsco  R. 

W  Falls  avenue 

Pitt 

Cove 

N  W  Branch 

Cove 

E  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 
E  B  Line 
Exeter 
Forest 


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8 

LANES. 

Union             from  Pennsylvania  av. 

Ross 

Upton 

W  Townsend 

Adams 

Vine 

N  Cove 

Run  allev 

Valley 

Harford  avenue 

N  B  Line 

Waesche 

W  Saratoga 

W  Lexington 

Wallace 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Wansbeck 

James 

Mosher 

Walsh 

Moylan 

Biddle 

Warner 

Middle  Branch 

Columbia 

Warreu 

Light 

N  W  Branch 

Warrington 

W  B  Line 

James 

Water 

Liglv. 

S  Canal 

Washington 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Washington  av. 

W  Pratt 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Washington  Sq- 

Encl'g  Washington  Monument 

Ways 

Patapsco  R. 

N  W  Branch 

Webster 

N  W  Branch 

Patapsco  R. 

Wells 

Middle  Branch 

Lawrence 

West 

Scott 

N  W  Branch 

Whetstone 

Lawrence 

do 

Wicomico 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Scott 

William 

West 

Basin 

Wilks 

E  Market  Sp  whf 

E  B  Line 

Wills 

Dock 

N  W  Branch 

Wilson 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Grundy 

Winchester 

W  BLine 

Cove 

Wine 

S  Charles 

Light 

Winder 

Middle  Branch 

Clagett 

Wolfe 

N  B|Line 

Fell 

Wood 

South 

Bowly's  wharf 

Wooster 

James 

Middle  Branch 

York 

S  Charles 

Johnson 

York  avenue 

Monu't  &  Forest 
LANES. 

N  B  Line 

Bank 

N  Charles 

N  Calvert 

Beaufort 

N  Calvert 

Courtland 

Beaurand 

St  Paul 

Gravel  alley 

Camden 

Camden 

Bottle  alley 

Church 

W  Saratoga 

St  Paul 

Court  House 

Monument  SquareSt  Paul 

Commerce 

Second 

E  Water 

Crooked 

W  Fayette 

W  Lexington 

Dark 

St  Paul 

N  Calvert 

Eden 

NEden 

N  Canal 

Elbow 

S  Paca 

Cove 

Etna 

Harrison 

N  Frederick 

Franklin 

E  Water 

E  Pratt 

French 

S  Charles 

Light 

Hull 

Aisquith 

Forest 

Harmony 

N  Cove 

Schroeder 

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ALLEYS. 

9 

Long            from  Holland           to  Short  alley 

Lovely 

S  Calvert 

South 

Lunn's 

S  Paca 

Conway 

Maiden 

Aisqnilh 

East 

Market 

W  Baltimore 

Mulberry 

Park 

N  Green 

Republican 

Russell 

Canal 

Eden 

Smith 

Smith's  wharf 
ALLEYS. 

Buchanan's  wharf 

Ackvvorth 

Adams 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Addison 

N  B  Line 

Steuben 

Allison 

E  Pratt 

Basin 

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N  B  Line 

Shakspeare 

Argyle 

do 

Lancaster 

Baker 

NB  Line 

Bloom 

Barlow 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Cross 

Baxter 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Bedford 

Camden 

Peace  alley 

Bell 

Davis 

North 

Beven 

Henrietta 

Hamburg 

Biddle 

Ross 

Biddle 

Blackberry 

M'Donough 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Bland 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Stockholm 

Bottle 

Cove 

Hanover  Market 

Bouldin 

Cumberland 

W  Lanvale 

Bower 

NBLine 

N  W  Branch 

Bradford 

E  Townsend 

Hudson 

Breidebaugh 

E  Saratoga 

W  Falls  avenue 

Brewer 

Lanvale 

W  Hoffman 

Brice 

Lorman 

Herkimer 

Bruce 

N  B  Line 

Warrington 

Burgundy 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Lunn's  Lane 

Busy 

SEutaw 

S  Charles 

Callender 

W  Baltimore 

Columbia 

Carpenter 

Cove 

S  Howard 

Carter 

N  B  Line 

E  Hoffman 

Castle 

N  B  Line 

Fleet 

Cathedral 

N  Charles 

Cathedral 

Cecil 

Middle  Branch 

Litt.  Montgomery 

Cedar 

W  Hoffman 

Preston 

Centre 

Fayette 

Dutch  alley 

Chamberlain 

N  Eutaw 

Eager  alley 

Chapel 

Mulberry 

Little  Pleasant 

Cherry 

W  Biddle 

E  Eager 

Chesapeake 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Chestnut 

Cove 

Middle  Branch 

China 

Middle  Branch 

Lee 

Christopher  alley 

S  Charles 

Great  Race 

Claret 

Cove 

Middle  Branch 

97 


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ALLEYS. 

Clarkson 

fromWest 

to  Middle  Branch 

Clagett 

Adams 

Franklin 

College 

Mulberry 

W  Saratoga 

Cowpen 

N  Liberty 

N  Eutaw 

Creek 

Hamburg 

Middle  Branch 

Cross 

N  Green 

N  Paca 

Curtis 

Thompson 

Franklin 

Cider 

Penn 

S  Howard 

Cypress 

Lombard 

Bottle  alley 

Dawson 

Goodloe 

St  Peter 

Dexter 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Cross 

Dewberry 

Winchester 

Cole 

Dickson 

W  Mosher 

W  Lanvale 

Dove 

N  B  Line 

W  Townsend 

Duncan 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Dutch 

N  Paca 

N  Liberty 

Eager 

Franklin 

Saratoga 

Exchange 

AVater 

Stable  alley 
E  John 

Falls 

N  B  Line 

Fleet 

Hammond's  alley  Citv  Dock 

French 

French  lane 

Wine  alley 

Forest 

W  Baltimore 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Foster 

Wilson 

W  Biddle 

Glover 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Gillingham 

S  Howard 

Lombard 

Goldsmith 

N  B  Line 

Scammel 

Goodman 

West 

Middle  Branch 

Goodwin 

N  Sharp 

Crooked  lane 

Gravel 

W  Saratoga 

Franklin 

Granville 

N  B  Line 

E  Federal 

Grocers' 

Robert 

Moylan 

Halfmoon 

Potter 

Forest 

Hammond 

Cnroline 

Spring 

Hanson 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Cross 

Happy 

N  B  Line 

Lancaster 

Hargrove 

do 

Franklin 

Hartways 

W  Baltimore 

Little  German 

High 

Aisquith 

Canal 

Hoi  brook 

N  B  Line 

E  Biddle 

Holland 

do 

E  Eagle 

Hoilins 

W  Town  send 

Ramsey 

Hollingswor 

Lh        W  Pratt 

Matthews 

Homespun 

Cove 

S  Sharp 

Hope 

Warren 

Hamburgh 

Hudson 

N  B  Line 

W  John 

Hunter 

do 

Read 

Jenkins 

Laurens 

W  Biddle 

Jordon 

Presstman 

do 

Kimmell 

W  Lexington 

Wagon  alley 

Latrobe 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Scott 

ALLEYS. 

Lerew's       from 

W  Saratoga     to 

Liberty 

E  Madison 

Light 

Light 

Livery 

Front 

Liverpool 

Camden 

Long 

Ross 

Lovegrove 

N  B  Line 

Lumber 

Bowley 

Mason 

Robert 

Madeira 

N  B  Line 

Meeting-house 

E  Eutaw 

Mill-house 

Front 

Moore 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Morris 

Bloom 

Morton 

W  Madison 

M' Henry 

Hollins 

Necessity 

High 

Norris 

Presstman 

Orbel 

N  B  Line 

Orange 

North 

Parrish 

Baker 

Patapsco 

Henrietta 

Peace 

Lunn'slane 

Peach 

Middle  Branch 

Pinkney 

Gvvinn's  Falls 

Plover 

Centre 

Plum 

Middle  Branch 

Port 

N  B  Line 

Primrose 

S  Charles 

Proctor 

N  B  Line 

Rose 

N  B  Line 

Run 

Saratoga 

Russell 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Rutter 

M'Mechen 

St  Peter 

Parkin 

Shields 

Chatsworth  Mkt. 

Short 

Short 

Slemmer 

Granby 

Smith 

SGay 

Somerset 

E  John 

Stable 

E  Pratt 

Strange 

M'Clellan 

Star 

N  B  Line 

Sterett 

Sterett 

Stockton 

Presstman 

Stoddart 

Gold 

Strawberry 

N  B  Line 

Sugar 

Hanover 

Tripolet 

E  Baltimore 

Tyson 

N  Howard 

11 

Richmond 

Beuren 

Grant 

E  Falls  avenue 

Peace 

Lexington 

W  Madison 

Wilk 

W  Biddle 

N  W  Branch 

Long  alley 

E  Falls  avenue 

W  Madison 

W  Biddle 

N  B  Line 

St  Peter 

Potter 

Rutledge 

E  Eager 

NGay 

Chatham 

Middle  Branch 

Light  st  wharf 

Litt.  Montgomery 

Cross 

Richmond 

Litt.  Montgomery 

N  W  Branch 

Light 

E  Chase 

N  W  Branch 

Park  lane 

Cross 

Dolphin 

Sterett 

W  Biddle 

Canal 

Wilks 

S  Frederick 

E  Madison 

Water 

N  Charles 

Fleet 

Scott 

Eagle 

W  Biddle 

Dock 

N  W  Branch 

Second 

Cathedral 


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Walnut 

Wagon 

Welcome 

Wilmor 

Williamson 

Wine 

Wood 

Woodyear 


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Hanover 

Pressbury 

N  Sharp 

Preston 
N  Eutaw 
Warner 

Chats  worth 
Hanover 
Light 
Adams 

N  West 


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S  Charles 
Sullivan 

Crooked  lane 

Preston 
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Light  st  wharf 
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Wine 
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Donnell's 
Gibsons 
Jackson's 
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Patterson's  Block 

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Smith's 

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Tenant's 

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M'Clure's  Dock 
Ann 
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