This bawdy house was located on Tin Cup Alley, back of 3rd and C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 3.

"Descent upon a Bawdy House," National Republican, Feb. 5, 1863, reported that arrests were made at the house of prostitution kept by Anna Bennett, 148 F Street: Harriett Williams, Lizzy White, Emma Benner, Anna Collins, Jenny Waters, Anna Clark, Kate Turner and Anna Bennett were taken in. Justice Drury discharged them when they gave security for good behavior.

This bawdy house was located at No. 148 F St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 7 inmates and was then "In charge of Police."

This bawdy house was located at No. 195 Pennsylvania Ave, near 10th St and the Navy Yard. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was rated "very low."

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was one of two houses located at the rear of 348 E St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that together the two houses had 4 inmates and were a Class 4. No person's name was associated with these establishments.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was one of two houses located at the rear of 348 E St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that together the two houses had 4 inmates and were a Class 4. No person's name was associated with these establishments.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located at No. 243 E St, near 3rd St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was ranked "low."

This bawdy house was located at 4th and N St, near the Navy Yard. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located in the rear of New Jersey Ave. and C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 1 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 531 11th St. In the Provost Marshal's list, it is called a "house of assignation." Its entry does not include the number of inmates or the class of the establishment.

This bawdy house was located at No. 4 Maryland Ave. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 434 Virginia Ave. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located on N St between 11th and 12th Streets. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 2 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located on H St. near 20th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and ranked "low."

This bawdy house was located in the rear of New Jersey Ave. and C St. . The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 28 13th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 2 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located on 2nd St, near Maryland Ave. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 512 New Jersey Ave. The Provost Marshal's list does not give the number of residents or the class of the establishment.

This bawdy house was located at No. 313 D St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was of "low" class.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located in Fighting Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 12 inmates and was ranked "low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 444 3rd St, near the "Pox Hospital." The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was ranked "very low." Unlike all of the other bawdy houses on the Provost Marshal's list, this one noted that the proprietress, Julia Fleet was "Coloured," and that the inmates were "white."

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located at No. 480 13th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 225 B. St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 2 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located at No. 352 Virginia Ave. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located on the corner of 18th and E Streets. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 533 12th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located on the corner of 3rd and L streets. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 1.

"Emma Young, an inmate of the notorius house of prostitution, No. 537 Twelfth street, kept by Madame Hays, was arrested last night by Patrolman Mattingly, of the Second ward. He found her promenading Pennsylvania avenue, dress in apparel unbecoming her sex. She had on a soldier's uniform, and probably imagined herself a major general of the United States army. The officer took her to the station house and locked her up for the night, where it is hoped she had sufficient time to repent of her sins. She was examined this morning, before Justice Clayton, who fined her $5."

"Dressed in Male Attire," National Republican, April 2, 1863.

The Provost Marshal's list of bawdy houses includes Mrs. Louise Hays, at 537 12th St. It noted that the house has 5 inmates and was a class 3 place.

Located at No. 51 Pennsylvania Avenue, the Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located in Fighting Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was ranked "low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 249 10th St between P and Q streets. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 4.

This bawdy house was located at No. 95 Pennsylvania Ave, near 10th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was rated "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 459 Maryland Ave. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 18 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 513 3rd St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located in the rear of New Jersey Ave. and C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 1 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 493 3rd St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates. It was ranked "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 298 D St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was classed "very low."

This bawdy house was located on G St near 1st St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was rated "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 309 D St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 500 10th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 284 C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it was a "House of Assignation".

This bawdy house was located at No. 348 E. St (back). The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 291 D St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it 7 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 12 Marble Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 8 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 535 11th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 541 12th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 1.

Located at No. 21 Pennsylvania Avenue, the Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 282 D St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 493 C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was ranked "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 478 13 1/2th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 533 11th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 348 E St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 10 Marble Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 8 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 484 10th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had inmates and was a Class .

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located at No. 13 Marble Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was ranked "low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 287 D St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 7 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 62 C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 1.

Located at No. 138 24th St., the Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 473 Maryland Ave. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 2 inmates. It was ranked "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 487 10th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 1.

The provost marshal ordered the military police to turn over to Justice Walter those they discovered keeping houses of prostitution on Oct. 6, 1862. Mrs. Harris, alias Mary Marshall, 33 Maine Avenue, was handed over the to the civil authorities.

"Breaking up the Bawdy Houses," National Republican, Oct. 8, 1862.

Mrs. Elizabeth Harris's bawdy house, 33 Maine Street, appears on the Provost Marshal's list. According to the list, it had 9 inmates and was a class 2 establishment.

This bawdy house was located at No. 474 Maryland Ave. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates. It was rated "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 640 7th St (between E and F). The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was rated "low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 252 C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 406 19th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 532 12th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 14 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at No. 305 D St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 9 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 250 F St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 4.

This bawdy house was located at 474 13 1/2th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 2 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 437 10th St. between G and H. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 2 inmates and was a Class 1.

The police raided Lizzie Weldon's house on Tenth St, near G. They arrested Annie Douke, Mary Brown, Jennie Smith, and Julia West. Justice Clayton charged Julia West with "keeping a bawdy house." There was not enough evidence, however, so the case was dismissed.

This bawdy house was located on the corner of 1st and B streets. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 6 inmates and was rated "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 331 G St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 3 inmates and was a Class 3.

This bawdy house was located at No. 574 9th St., between G and H St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was ranked "very low."

This bawdy house was located at No. 574 9th St., between G and H St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was ranked "very low."

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located in Tin Cup Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 4 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house was located at No. 500 6th St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 9 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house was located at the rear of 339 C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 and was ranked "very low."

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located in Tin Cup Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located at the rear of No. 339 C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 2.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located at No. 489 C St. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 2 inmates and was a Class 1.

This bawdy house, which the Provost Marshal's office put on the list of "coloured" establishments, was located in Tin Cup Alley. The Provost Marshal's list notes that it had 5 inmates and was a Class 1.

Police officers made raids on several bawdy houses in the Island ward on the Saturday, Sept. 20, 1862.

"The notorious `Tlll Wade' was arrested and convicted of keeping a house of ill-fame," the National Republican reported. The following were arrested with her: Ann Cavanaugh, Eliza Taylor, Nelly Davis, Jenny Berry, Ida May, Eliza Brown, Sarah Lee, Josephine Picker, Eliza Brady and Mage Thompson.

Matilda Wade's establishment appears on the Provost Marshal's list as located in Fighting Alley in the Island. It had 6 inmates and was ranked "low."

The report does not say where the following women were arrested, but they were brought in shortly after the first group in three sets:

Theodocia Herbert, Lida Lucas, Isabella Bennett, Eliza Lucas, Jane Shaw, and Elizabeth Gibson.

Julia Clark, Mary Kelly, Caroline Butler, Mary Fulton, Virginia Crowder, Sarah Brown, Maria Bransell, and Mary Chipley.

Mary Ward, Mary Brown, Charlotte Ann Mason.

Mason "was fined $20.94 for selling liquor, and all the others, who were of all complexions and degrees of beauty or decay, with mixtures of chalk, paint, tinselry, and ribbons, were disposed of according to the proof of particeps criminis. Some were sent to the workhouse, others gave security for future good conduct, and still others ordered to leave the precinct."

"Breaking up the Bawdy Houses," National Republican, Sept. 22, 1862.