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WM. KNABE & CO.
^) Warerooms, 350 W. Baltimore-st.
And Nos. 1, 3, 5, 7 N. EUTAW STREET.
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pi INTERNAL REVENUE CASES.
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UUlbhb . I ^^3 g.^^j^ g^^gg^^ Washington, D. C.
ROSS & WEAVER,
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GEO. B. COALE,
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i^ i HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. - - - Assets, $ 2,247,209 72.
B| NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INS. CO, Assets, $14,000,000, Gold. <[ .^TERCHANTS 'MUTUAL INSURANCE €OI\IPANY, - - - OP BALTIMORE.
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE IN TOWN AND COUNTR
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General Insurance Agency^
6'/- .SECOM) STIIEET.
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1819. ' i'.'^iK^L&^^J^ $3,000,000.
PERPETUAL. '^y^''^^S55j??E3|ffl^' $26,000,000.
Assets, January 1. 1870.
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Tola! :?,-., 54[t, 504 97]
' .^ J. G-. PROUD & SONS, Agents. H.ILTIMOHE. MP.
Ballimore Retort and Fire Brick Works. GEO. C. HICKS (£ OO.
Office. No. 3 S. Holliday Street,
MANUFACTORY, LOCUST POINT.
BALTIMORE, MX).
Clay Retorts for Gas Works,
SUGAR REFINERIES, &c.
Tiles of .-ill Shapes rVnd' Siy^e.s,
FIRE PROOF BRICK OF ALL PATTERNS.
Firo Moi-tar, Ground Fire Cla;*
FIRE CEMENT, STOVE LININGS,
Aim! Mfiiiul*it<*(iii-(M-M <>!' <Jlsi.v in {j-eiMM-al.
DO NOT CIRCULAlt.
JAMES BATES,
IMPROVED DUMB WAITERS
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Aaapted for the Store, the Ware- house, The Residence, the Hospital, the Hotel, and any and every place where a simple and reliable means of transferring Merchandise, Bag- gage, Invalids, &c., to the different stories of buildings is requii-ed. V- j of^ There are some hundreds in use, for which see Circular for names.
BEST
CHEAPEST!
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HOISTINC?
ON .STRICTI.V
cieuliflc Principles,
WAREHOUSES.
JAMES BATES, Iron Founder,
Cor. Pratt and Presidcnt'Sts. ^ Baltunore.
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N. il. lillLSllBEUc;.
I.SAAC llOLLANDKU.
M. IJ. IIIRSHBERG.
N. H. HIRSHBERG & CO.
Impoi'ters and Dealers in
Paints, Oils^ VarnlslieSi
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
LOOKING GLASSES,
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PAINTERS' AND ARTISTS' SUPPLIES,
-s. /;. (()L\ PRATT ^^J\ nA.\ovj:n-STs.
OPPOSITE MKRCHANT.sj], IIOTKL,
ii|;l»Hi;s KKSl'KCTI'L'LLV SDLICITF.D AXD^MtOMl'TLV ATTKNDKlt TO. i;. W . i;("l!lNS(i.\'. G. A. CUXXIXGIIAM.
ROBINSON & CUNNINGHAM,
MAXTFACTUIIHRS OF
SiiSH, OOQHS, BLIlfDS,
FRAME^S, SHUNTERS,
Mouldings, Brackets and Building Materials|
Snsh Wci-hts and all Kinds of Buildi 'astings,
WAREHOUSE HOISTING MACHINES & WHEELS
WIKM KSAIJ'; AXD liKTAlL I>KAI.Fi;s IX
LUMBER YARD AND PLANING MILL. FACTORY, CORNER OF BURKE AND CAIYIBRIDGE STREETSi
( • A y T o y . J/ A n yl a y /> .
OFFICE, 172 WEST PRATT STREET, U^VL^riMOItK, Ml>.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRANKLIN L. BATES,
AND
Dumb Waiter
AND
HOISTING mCHIIlE
No. 9
Harrison Street,
Near Baltimore-st, ^
Where can be found
"Qnmh Waiter
AND
achiuery
Of every description, both Steam and Hand Power, of il-i Latest Patents and , Improvements; also,
IRON WORK
AND
MACHINERY,
Both Cast and Wrought.'
Formerly East Falls Avenue, Pratt-st Bridge,
ADVERTISEMENTS
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE ii
OF BALTIMORE, .V. /;. COR SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS.
THIS COMPANY, ESTABI.ISIIKH NKARLY HALF A CENTURY, \
BACKED BY A LARGE CASH CAPITAL \
I isr s TJ le IB s !
Warehonses aiid Coiiteuts, Dwelliis aiij Furniture. Vessels ani Cargoes, j
Factories and Machinery, Mills, Lumber, Merchandise, \
Anil all kinds of Goods subject to Loss or Damage by FIRE, in Imth Tuwn and Country, ■
on the most Favorable Terms. I
» 'i;;'i>tin J AllK-it. Meiules I. Collin, Jolin (J. Rtaney, (Iiorgc Kranck,
n .,!.•■• !• Slinnluir. iJi-orKc S. tiibsDii. James AlcConky, John A. Shriver,
t ; .1. ri.W Aclit-y. James M. Antlersoii, Austin JenkiD:a. James Lucas,
I 'in:i'. W l.i-\>riM(;, Sum uel Mart, (iarrett Brown, Herman J. Keitz,
!.■ I.. J. Aii|">lil, K. W. Biiinett, John M. Gait, Wni. Strobel,
J -! ; I Urydt-n. \\»y.\\ Holinn, Henry R. Loudermaii, \Vm. Simms,
J..l,ii L'uahinK. Jos. Jas. Taylur, Caleb Parks, W'xa. \l. Stran. Ucorge W. Klack,
HENRY P. DUHURST, President. J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER, Secretary.
!!. CI.W PJDGELY. GEORGE F. BRICE.
RIDilM & mil,
niCALEKS IN
Anthracitej,
Ijiyliens Valley^
OO J^Xj,
Also, Oak, Hickory 6i Pine yiTood^
office; J^1<T1D Y^JBID:
S. W COR. PENN AND PORTLAND STREETS, IIOWA Ii It-SI .. hrtiricn lih Innomi ami Cdtheilrul,
BALTIMORE.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
MARYLAND BRITANNIA
Plating and Sales Rooms, No. 12 Bank Lane,
Factory, 46 Holliday Street. BALTIJIORE, MD.
WOLF & CURTIS,
MAKUFACTDRERS AND DEALERS IN
Tin, Sheet Iron and Japanned Ware,
\VHOI.i:SAr.K AND IIKTAIL.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,
And all kinds of JOB WORK done at the Lowest Prices,
No. 487 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Greeke and Pine-Sts.,
|#agi'<-; RAWBONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE
5trapfScEi The Great Pertilixer !
STAt^a^RD guara^tee^ ZOO Its, I
; MANUFACTURED BY
WALTON, WHANN&C
WILMINGTON. DEL.'
It is !i Great Crop Producer ! It is a Great Land Improver !
It is Rich in Soluble Bone Phosphate ! It is Rich in Ammonia ! It is Rich in Potash and Soda ! THE STANDARD OF QUALITY IS ALWAYS UNIFORM! io DEPOTS- ^ '■ Every Fanner who desires large crops, and his land jiermanently ^/>^'■^Ro^TST.^Nl^■*^^^■ improved, should certainlv try it. J^^Cash price in Hi.liimore of bJ°''fHWiHARvES.PV«;-^^ "VVII ANN'S RAW BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE S5G per ton, packed ^^^^''Zl^"x^-''A^lno?;^^ in strong Bags, containing 200 pounds each. Ten bags to the ton.
E. G. EDWARDS, Geaeral Agent. Warehouse and Office, No. 57 3. Calvert Street, uear Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.
AliVERTISEMENTS
Weigh, Look, R. R. Truck, Depot,
Hay, Coal, Dormant, Warehouse,
Counter, Union,
Family, Butchers',
Druggists', Jewelers',
and Bank
Platform,
FIRST PREMIUMS,
HKCniVKI) TITK
TWO
MEDALS,
Great Paris Exposition
F linii AXKS tC- CO.. 246 BaUimore-st.
THE NEW JERSEY
Pllfltrtf Iif« K«5
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OF NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE
Room Nip. ^ Rational Bui
COR. SECOND AND HOLLIDAY STREETS,
U'hrr.- \'AT\\<-r inuj.oHiiig lu clloct insurance are invited to call, and reliable information will be L-iven cono.-rning the Company and its plans of In-
surance, by
C. R. GALLAG-HER, Genl Agt.
ADVERTISEMENTS
KSRNER'S
Bpldermic Eegeneratopp EXTERNAL REMEDY,
For Cleansing; and Removing; all Diseases of the
Skin, as Clear as "Water, and can be
used with. Perfect Safety.
In offering this Preparation to the pul;lic, the Proprietor does so with the full assurance of its success when used and applied according to direc- tions. It is no ephemeral thing, having its birth one day and meeting its death the next, but has for four years, without any laudation through the Press, or any desire on the part of the Proprietor to make it a pecuniary Bmolument, stood the test, under the experience of many of the most respectable citizens of our City and State. The Proprietor having dis- :ributed it gratuitously for the last four years among many Charitable Institutions, and to Individuals, has at the earnest solicitation of many who bave been benefited by it, consented to place it before the public.
THE GREAT EPIDERMIC REGENERATOR,
For Cleansing and Removing all Diseases of the Skin,
It is the most wonderful Medicine known for the Eradication of all the various Diseases jf the Skin. It not only removes all imperfections, but gives that smooth clearness and beauty to the complexion so much to be desired.
IT CUBES AND REMOVES:
Pimples or Blotches on the Skin, Black Head AVorms, Tetter. Itch, Nettle Rash, Salt Rheum, Eruptions of all kinds, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Scalds, Running Sores, Sprains, Frosted Feet, Poisoned Skin, Scrofula, &c., &c.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Bathe the affected parts morning and night. Keep the Bottle in a Warm and Dark Place.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY THE PROPRIETOR,
CORNER OF BALTI310RE AND HIGH STREETS^
AND BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE PROPRIETOR'S SIGNATURE,
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Sold hy Druggists, Apothecaries and Dealers in Patent Medicines Everywhere. Principal Depot, Corner of Baltimore and High Streets,
ROBT. J. HALLIDAY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Mf A¥If II IlBf mi ■
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A Select Academy for Young Gentlemen,
NKAit i.afay1':tte sqxjahp: At the Intersection of Fremont and Chatsworth Streets.
Prof. J. J. KENNEDY, A. M., Principal,
Assisted by a Full Coi\ps of Experienced Teachep^;"
The Academic Year, which commences on the First Wednesday in September, and ends on the Last Wednesday in June, is divided into two Sessions.. First — from Ist Wednesday in September to February 1st. Second — from 1st February to last Wednesday in June.
Daily Session from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M., the last hour of which is employed, with the aid of Teachers, in the preparation of the most difficult lessons, for the following day, in order to prevent Parents from being troubled at home by repeated and necessary questions on the part of their sons; the Principal being fully aware that children are sent to school to be taught, and not merely to be heard recite.
The course of instruction is thorough and complete. Particular attention is given to the French and German Languages, the practical knowledge of which latter is now almost in- dispensable with the thorough business man.
Terms moderate, and strictly payable in advance. Books, Stationery, &c., free.
Tlie number of Students is limited, and only six Boarders admitted, with home comforts.
HKFKRKNCKS. Rev. George W. Samjison, A. J. Gosman, Esq.
Preset of Columbia CoUcye, D. C. II. F. Stickney, Esq. Rev. B. .\. Maguire, \ . J. Brown, Esq.
I'res't of (ieorfjetoivn Colkije, D.C. A. C. Pracht, Esq. Gen. Columbus U'Donnell, U. F. Bresee, Esq.
K. Pvufus Ward, .M. D. Alex. Yearley & Son,
E. F. Milholland, M. 1). Lewis Maver, Esq. Thos. T. Hutchins, Esq.
Geo. N. .Mackenzie, Ji]sq.
John Kermode, Esq.
M. Connolly, PJsq.
U. Sullivan, Esq.
Capt. H. II. Lewis,
Walt. B. Brooks, Esq. John H. O'Donovan, M. D. G. Harlan \\'illiams, Esq. Felix Jenkins, M. D. Wm. Bayne, Esq.
Jas. A. Steuart, M. D.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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JOHN BOYD,
DEALER IN
Atf Al'B HOP
MALT HOUSE, Foot of Eutaw Street,
OFFICE, 14 S GAY STREET.
iano planufecturing ^ompany
o:f the city o:p b^^ltiivioi^e, i^id.
CHARTERED MARCH 29, 1864.
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N. E. CORNER OF FAYETTE AND EUTAW STREETS,
Factory on Eutaw between Fayette and Marion Streets.
This Company having been organized and chartered in April, 1854, in conjunction with the well know-u firm of GAEHLE ft CO.. as a Joint .Stock Company, composed exclusively of practical piano makers, wno have held prominent positions for many years, in some of the best Piano Forte Establishments in this Country and Europe, and having now one of the largest and most successful manufactories in operation, are aDie to furnish an instrument which, for durability and elegance of workmanship, volume and sweetness ot tone, can find no superior.
In cons factory in the <
HEPAIRING AND TUNING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
-The public is respectfully invited to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
:m:j^:e^yl^-nid 'V\^i:e?.e "VNro:E^:K:s
uperior. .,
sequence of their organization, the Company is enabled to sell at lower prices than any other e country, giving at the same time a guarantee for five years and the usual prinlege of e.\c.iange.
STIDMAN, MEISE & CO
.MAXUFACTURERS OF
RAT TRAPS, SIEVES, WINDOW SHUTTERS,
And Landscape Uiinds. Al.so. Plain and Ornamental Wire Work, of every description. A large stock of Woven Wire constantly on hand. Prof. .Smith's Anterior .Splints always on hand
No. 11 N. FREDERICK STREET.
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The Subscriber has just erected at his Farm, near the City, the most im- proved machinery for
:ind is now ready to till or»h'rs for any quantity, which will be delivered at the shortest notice.
The BONE DUST will be finer than any heretofore made by him, (no chemical process resorted to,) enabling the Farmer or Planter to
.S'Oir IT W'JTir THE DRILL.
Mr. SAMUEL SANDS, well known to the Farmers and Planters of the United States as the former Editor of the American Farmer and Rural Register, will have charge of his office. No. 63 SOUTH GAY STREET, near Pratt, an<l will be happy to receive the visits or orders of his old friends.
PUT IN NEW BAGS. NO CHARGE FOR BAGS.
Farmers and others ar(^ invitetl to visil my works. I have nothing to conceal.
My men have nothing nice to perform, therefore I have no "wo??- . kfhmdcmce" signs on my premises. Persons are free to examine my factory, and the modus operandi of Dust making.
I cannot afford to pay 5, 10 or 20 per cent, to commission merchants, as my profits do not exceed 10 per cent.
liONE DUST, as manufactured by me, is A SIMPLE, and its quality cannot l)e made to conform to the price.
JOSHUA HORNER,
OFFICE 63 SOUTH GAY-ST., NEAR PRATT, BALTIMORE, MB.
Or, at Ids old stand,
CORNER OF CHEW AND STIRLING STREETS.
JAMES MURRAY.
i<r (D ^7- :e Xj Tit w o le k: s
FRANMv CLARK.
\VM. J.\S. MURRAY
MURRAY, CLARK & CO.
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ngineeri!
BOILER MAKERS AND MILLWEfiO^TS.
Manufacturers of FLOUR, GRIST AN'D GUAxVO MILLS, both Portable and Stationary. Al.^n CIRCULAR SINGLE and GANG SAW MILLS. All other Machinery and Models to order. '
Nos. 40, 42, and 44 York-st. near Light, BALTIMORE, MD.
B^-BLACKSMITHING in all its branches. REPAIRIXG promptly attended to.
OPEN FROM SEPTEMBER UNTIL MAY,
At CENTRAL II ALL, roi\ Bait im ore and Cnarl^s-sts.
BW. 243 SARATOGA.
With increased facilities of affording to Young Ladies, Misses, Masters and Gentlemen, a thorough and practical knowledge of the above elegant accomplishment, his course of in- - fraction is thorough!}- systematic, and embraces all the new and fashionable Dances.
TiEE-nvcs 2sd:oID:E]I^.A-T:H].
JOHN McCART,
PM'MBEE AHB (JAB FITT:
S. W. Cor. CENTRE AND ST. PADL-STS.
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A 1> V E R T I S E M E N T S
C. RECKITT, Jr.
DKALKH IN
Hosiery, f loTes, ItllomSt
LADIES AND GENTS
Saap., Iferfiuvunn},
TOILIET .^I^TIOLES. (fee;. j>. ECOnMJRJiALTIMOniC AM) PI \IJ STUIJETS.
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SHINGLES, LATHS, DRESSED FLOORING AND SHELVING, AND BUILDING LUIVIBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Cor. of CAROLINE AND ALICEANNA STREETS. G. GASSARD & SOig,
Pork Packers, Ham Cisrers^
AND DKALKIIS IN
1^ R C> A^ T S T O IST S ,
jPjtA.XiMuJS X»tA>«t\*JD^ Jur.A.tCviH/ OXXjj, <§:C»j Nos. 407 & 409 West Baltimore-St.
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JOHN W. BECHTEL,
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Stove, Range, Furnace and Tin Ware
M A K U £• ^ C X U R Jbi R .
ALSO, AGENT FOR
JAMES SPEAR'S PATENT ANTI-DUST COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
AMI ImK 'I'lIE
oliate; IB I^ -A. ist c h cooic. No. 93 N. EUTAW STREET.
Through Fast Passenger & Freight Line-
THE ^^ XIX . V ri.v._^ X „■ -^
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STEAMERS r"— - ■"■" ' "^
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER R. R. LINE
Leave Pier No. 8 LIGHT ST. WHARF, foot of Barre-St. JJAILY, AT 4 O'CLOCK, i>. M,
FOR ElCHMO'lU^
VIA RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
Freight Received Daily for Richmond and for all Points on the Danville and Chesapeake and Ohio R. R., and the James River and Kanawha Canal.
ALL FREIGHT KEACIIKS KICIIMOND OX TIIK DAY AFTKll L1;AVI\(J HERE.
KOK INFORMATKIV AITLY TO
Ojfice 144 TJ(fht Street MlHiyf,
R. FOSTER, Agent.
N. HOTCHKISS, Tra^^cling Agent.
LOTZ ^ SUTKOSKI,
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING,
DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OK AM, lilNHS or
TT^R^o^^GAS AND WINDOW FIXTURES,
^ ^'^ S. E. COR. PARK AND MULBERRY-STREETS,
Gas Fixtures French Bronzed, and Rebronzed Regilded; also Fire- Gildinvr and Electro-Plating in tlie best manner.
ADVERTISEMENTS
17
Chas. H. Daigek, Jas. V. Daiger,
Chas. H. Bramble, Edwd. Daiger.
Daiger & lramlbl©t
OYSTER, GRAIN, FRUIT AND PRODUCE
No. 4 HOLLING-SWORTH STREET,
S^^ Consignments solicited. All orders promptly attended to.
WILLIAM WILKE.VS.
II. II. GUAUE.
WILLIAM WILKENS & CO.
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COR. PRATT AND CHARLES-STS.
DEPOT, NEW YORK,
217 PEARL STREET.
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DEALERS IN BRISTLES
VARNISH, SPRING-S, TWINE. HAIR-CLOTH, BED-LACES, COWHIDES, GLUE, SAND PAPER, &lc,
Constantly on hand the best qualities of Pure Curled Horse and Cattle Hair; Mixkd and Hog Hair.
All orders received through the Post Office or Agent will be promptly attended lo. The highest prices [laid for Cattle and Horse Tails and Hog Hair.
33 S. EUTAW STREET BALTIMORE,
.MANUrACTURKK OK
Cotton and Wool Machine Cards,
LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE,
ALSO, A GENERAL SUPPLY OF
MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES ON HAND.
Orders for Cotton and Wool Machinery Promptly filled-
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ADVERTISEMENTS
IIN[.
IiilaniJ Roiili- via Iielawim- ami lUritan. and Chesapeake and Delaware Canals. Comprising eij.'Iitefn Steamers and Harges of average eapacity of 1:)0 tons each. For the conveyance of Merchandise, Produce, I'ackagtt, Horses, Cattle, Carriayes, Furnilure and (louds of all sorts, at very low rates.
TIME THROUGH 36 HOURS.
FOR ]SrH:\\r YORK,
A SteamlKiat leaves Baltimore D.tiLT, except Sundays, from N'o. 3 LIGHT STRKET WII.ARr, at 4 I'. M.
FROM NEW^ YORK,
A Steamboat leaves in like manner for Uallimore, Daily, except Sundays, from NORTH RIVER, Tier 7,atr) V U.
J^^tJoods destined for places beyond naltimore or Xew York, forwarded immediately with care— Free of aricharges for commi.ssion.
The safety, regularity and dispatch of this line, together with the moderate rates charged, commend it to the public as a desirable medium for conveying every description of Freight.
WESTKR.V KREKJHTS from the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co. received at the LOCUST POIXT DEPOT, handled carefully and forwarded with tlie utmost dispatch immediately on arrival. Through receipts can be obtained over this route fmui any of the Agents, of the B. & 0. R. R. Co. for goods deliverable in .V. V.
J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait. W. DALZELL, Agent. Pier 7 North River, N. Y.
umm m nmmn sniMBO&i co.
V'lA CANAL.
KOR Till'; TR A.VSPORTATION' OF MER-
CIIANDISK, PRODUCE, PACKAGES,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, FUR.VITURE, A.VD
GOODS OF ALL SORTS.
t PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE.
FOR PKEILADFLRHIA.
• -.tint of the Company's Steamboats leaves .\o. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF, Evrry Aptkknoon at 3 o'clock. Arriving in Philadelphia at ."> o'clock the ne.xt morning, in ample time for the New York trains.
FROM RHTLADFLRHIiS.,
Leave* Oailt. nt .To'clook from No 10 SOUTH WHARVES Goods forwardeil immediately with Cait— Frro of nil charge for Commission.
J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf. Bait.
A. GROVES, Jr., Agent. No. 34 South Wharves. Phila. '
ADVERTISEMENTS
19
BUCKSKIN GLOVES & GAUNTLETS,
Y^tmii^ Eosiery, OeEts' Farniihin^ i
JACOB KNIPP^ Jr.
No. 33 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Between Fayette and Lexington, Lovejoy's Old Stand,
DEALER IN UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR,
Umbrellas, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, Ilaudkerchiefs, Worsteds, Canvass, Embroidered
Silk, Chenille, Patterns, Machine Silk, Spool Cotton, Threads, Needles, Pins, Wool
Jackets, Gum Cloth, Fancy Soaps, Corsets, Notions, &c., &c.
KAUFFMANN & MEAD'S
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No. 50? NORTH HOWARD STREET, JVertr L€xin(fton, Baltiniove,
REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
KLIPPER, WEBSTER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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ADVERTISEMENTS
NOAH WALKER. S. HAMILTON CAUGHEY. N. W. CAUGHEY
NOAH WAIillK & it.
^AT'.^SEEinsrG-TOISr BTJILnDIISrG-S
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No. 42 N. HOWARD ST., between Fayette and Lexington, Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers, Hail Lights, Brackets, &c.,
DEALER in
Hydraulic Rams, Water Wheels, Double and Single Action Force PumiDs, Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Wash Hand-Basins, Hydrants, Lead and Iron i Pipe, Terra Cotta Glazed Pipes, Cooking Ranges, &c., &c.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting executed in all their various branches. /Satis- faction guaranteed. Orders from the Country solicited and promptly at- tended to.
]sr. ^V. SJL^DE & CO.
No. 172 W. Pratt Street.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Improved Double and Triple Screen Grain Fans,
Farm Mills for Grinding all kinds of Grain, Horse Powers, Thrashers & Separators, for Wheat & Rice.
Tke Sonthern Giant Older llill.
The Best Horse Rake in the Market,
Superior Corn Shellers with Separators, Improved Straw Cutters,
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, &,c.
AIjBIEIRT mORI^TZ,
MAXTKACTURER OF AIJ, KINDS OF
efeit Books* Port© Monnaies
PURSES, LADIES' SATCHELS AND BAGS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS, CARD AND CI&AR CASES, WORK BOXES, &C. No. 56 S. HOWARD STREET.
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BALTIMORE
!S* S lyc 5^ Xi 3S CQ3l?!1^E^S
This Institution, incoipoiiiteil in lf<4D, and libenilly endowed by the State of Maryland, in 1860, affords boarders and day jiupils every advantage for a thorough and accoraidished education. It is situated on St. Paul Street, in a retired and pleasant neiKhborhood. and lias costforits buildings, a])]iaratus, furniture, and appointments, S.')0,000. It has a good Library, Chemical and I'hilosophical Apparatus, and valuable cabinets of Minerals, Gems, Coins and Medals. Besides pupils from the different counties of Maryland, and from the District of Columbia, it has pupils from New Hamp- shire, Illinois. Delaware, Virt;inia, Xorth Carolina, South Carolina, (ieorgia, Alabama, Mississijipi, Louisiana an<l Texas. Of 197 graduates of the Col. lege, 72 have become teachers, and are in lucrative positions in female col- leges, high schools and academies.
FACULTY or INSTRUCTION.
\. C. Hhooks. I.L. I>., Prof. Ancient Languages. TiiMS. 1 i-cv. A. .M. I'rof. Math, and Nat. Science. Louis (i.^NiiiK. A. M., Professor of French. Mr. Liwis Lauer. Professor of (ierman. M». E. Van Rbutii, I'rof. Painting and Drawinf-
.Miss .M. S. Covingto.n, ISilUs Lettres, kc. Mrs. K. K.moky Lucy, Physiology and History. K. A. PoLSTKR, Piano and Guitar.
•' Juliet Workman. Vocal Music.
'• Florence V. Bvr.v, Piano.
Board and Tuition from $'2'2b to $500 per annum. For Catalogues or any information, address,
C. CHR. HEINTZEMANN'S German and Englisli InslltBl©
I^Ios. 241, 243 & 245 LKfl-ST.^
NEAR FREMONT.
N. C. BROOKS, LL. D., President, i
CENTRAL INS'flTU^Ee rfla^^^^ical and |ommi;rcial m'liool for |)ounc| J|nt, i
N. K. COR. OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS. Liirge and beautiful Hall, New Funiituif, (Vutial Location. Especial attention given to ; Practical Eductition. ^
TES-IMIS— S50 T-O S80 :P3±!I^ YE^Io.
J. D. WARFIELD, A. M., Mathematics. '
LUCIAN R. PEET, Prof, of German.
EDWARD VAN REUTH, . Prof of Frenoh. Drawing- and Painting- '
HARRINGTON BROS, CHESAPEAKE liOULDINfi
TURNING WORKS.
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CHESAPEAKE
looring, Planing & Saw 1111^
]Sr. E. COR. PRATT AND FREMONT-STS.
' Sir :— Your attention is invited to the difiPerent styles of ROPE or SPIRAL MOULDINGS annexed, which can be used to great advantage for ornamenting Houses, Stores, Ships' Cabins, Cabinet-work, Picture Frames, Stair Balusters, Cars, &c.
These MOULDINGS are manufactured by New Machinery', and are very superior to Hand- work, and can be furnished for about one-half the price for hand-labor.
Sizes varying from 5-8 inch to 4 inches, of different styles, always on hand or worked to order.
ALL ORDERS ADDRESSED TO
HARRINQTON BROS., Chesapeake Moulding and Turning Works,
N, E. Cor. PRATT AND FBE310NT-STS,
All kinds of Straight or Irregular Mouldings, Sawed and Carved Mouldings, Scroll Sawi Turning and Hand Rails, Newels and Balusters, Plain, Octagon, Carved and Fluted.
BRACKETS AND TRUSSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
^ Sawed Banisters and Barges, and all kinds of Ornamented and .Moulded Door-Framcs : rimmings. Plain and Ornamented Window Caps and Mantles, at the shortest notice and " t\e most reasonable Terms. .^~A11 Work Delivered.
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ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO IMMEDIATELY.
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Maryland Collar and Saddle Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT ELASTIC WARRANTED NOT TO GALL HORSES,
But will HEAL HORSES already GALLED under Work. VKT. D. MAGY, Agent,
No. *>."> Oermsin Sti'oet, neiii* Eiita>v, Baltimoi-e.
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POWHATAN" B. STARKE,
No. 37 POST OFFICE AVENUE,
General Insurance Agent k Broker,
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Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
STICKNEY «£ CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Baltimore Charcoal Forge, and Car Wheel
Lazaretto Furnace, Clinton Street.— CANTON,
Coal Shippers & Dealers in Scotch & American Pig Iron,
Office No. 42 Second Street, near South.
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GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE
From Baltimore lo New Orleans,
AND THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO THE
AND COAST POINTS.
THE ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA & MANASSAS RAIL ROAD
IS THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE SOUTH OF WASHINGTON,
To Alexandria, Harrisonburg, Staunton, AVliite Sulphur Springs, Lynchbueg, Bristol, Knoxville, Cha'^tanooga, Nashville, Humboldt, Memphis, Vicksburg, New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola, Chattahoochee, St. Marks, Cedar Keys,
Jacksonville, Fernandina, Brunswick, Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Morehead City, Suffolk, Petersburg, Richmond,
And all Intermediate Stations and Connecting Points,
Some of the principal to which Through Tickets are sold, are
Atlanta, Ga. Danville, Va. Hot Springs, Va. Raleigh, N. C.
Augusta, Ga. Dalton, Ga. Huntsville, Ala. Rockbridge, A. S., Va.
Canton, Miss. Decatur, Ala. Jackson, Miss. Rome, Ga.
Charlottesville, Va. Front Royal, Va. Lexington, Va. Selma, Ala.
Charlotte, N. C. Goldsboro', N. C. Manassas, Va. Straushurg, Va.
Columbus, Miss. Greensboro', N. C. Sleridian, Miss. Sweet Springs, Va.
Columbus, Ga. Grenada, Miss. Montgomery, Ala. Warm Springs, Va.
Columbia, S. C. Grand Junction, Miss. Macon, Ga. Warrenton, Va.
Corinth, Miss. Gordonsville, Va. Mount Jackson, Va. Weldon, S. C.
Covington, W. Va. Healing Springs, Va. Oxford, Miss. Woodstock, Va.
Culpeper, Va. Holly Springs, Miss.
B^^Trains for this All-Rail Route, leave Baltimore from Camden Station, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, double daily. Tickets sold at the Ticket Office, Camden Station, B. & 0. R. R., or at the Ticket Office, 149 West Baltimore Street, corner of Calvert. At this Office orders can be left for Baggage, which will be called for and checked from residence.
WM. E. GASKINS, Agent,
Office 147 West Baltimore Street.
All Rail, Southern Fast Freight Line.
NO WATER RISK, AND QUICK TIME!
Freight received daily at Camden Station. Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, via the ORAyOE, ALEA'AXDRIA AXD MANASSAS KAIL ROAD, transported in 21 hours toGORDONSVILLK, connecting with the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD, for Charlottes- ville, Staunton, Covington, White Sulphur, RICHMOND, and all stations on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Road, and to LYNCHBURG in 31 hours, connecting with the VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD, w^hich forwards promptly for Bristol, Knoxville, Dalton, Cliattancoga, Atlanta, Rome, Selma, Meri- dian, Stevenson, Nashville, Decatur, Corinth, Grand .Junction, Memphis and intermediate stations.
Freight also received and promptly forwarded to Warrenton, Harrisonburg, and all stations on the Or- ange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail Road and Branches.
h'or RATES and further information, inquire at the OflSce of the General Freight Agent, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, the Freight Oflice of
J, T. ENGLAND Agent,
C.^MDE.N Station,
Or. for both Freight and Travel, at the Office of the Great Southern Mail Route and Fast Freight Line, 147 WEST BALTLMORE STREET, Near Cvi.vert.
■WM. E. GASKINS, Agent, 0. A. & M. R. R. CO., Office 147 WEST BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Rev. THOMAS E. BUND, M. I).. President.
G. C. M. ROBERTS, M. D., LL. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Cliildren. Cir.VRLES \V. CIIAXCELT.OR. -M. D., Professor of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy. .KtllX R. I'AGE, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine. IIARVKV L. P.YRD, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
MARTI.V P.SCOTT, -M. D., Professor of the Diseases of Women and Children. EDWARD WARREN, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. JOHN 1'. MONMONIER, M. D., Professor of Physiology and General Pathology. J. J. MOOR.M.VN, M. D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Hygiene. JOSEPH E. CLAGETT. M. D. Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. J. E. LINDSAY. M. D. Professor of .Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy. .M.IKHD II. i'OWEEL, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The next Regular Session of the Wa.shington University will begin on THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, and terminate on the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870.
One Benejiciar;/ Stinknt from each Congressional District of the late slaveholding States is annually received, precedence being given to wounded and disabled soldiers.
Each Senatorial District of the State of Maryland is also entitled to one Beneficiary Student in Washington University. Applications should be made at once through the State Senator.s.
The r/i«i>aZ advantages of this Institution are unsurpassed. In addition to a daily clinic of tiie most satisfactsr}' character, Washington University has attached to it a hospital of its oirn, in which every possible facility is afforded for acquiring upractical knowledge of Medicine and Surger3'.
The Seauuns Hospital of the Port of Baltimore is also under the exclusive control of the Faculty of this School. Anatomical Material is abundant. A prize of ONE HUNDRED DOLF.,ARS (§100) will bo given for the best Thesis presented by a candidate for Graduation.
IF ZEES
MATRICULATION,
DISSECTION, ....
PROFESSORS,
DIPLOMA, ....
BENEFICIARY,
For each Session.
For adilitional information address the subscriber, care of Bo.\ U^G" apply at the (iin.e of I'UOFESSOJi WARi{EN, 94 Saratoga Street.
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ROTHXSR,
No. 128 W. FAYETTE STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Pier Glasses, Curtains, Doorways, &c.
128 West Fayette Street.
( Late Thomas Mackenzie & Sons,)
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
COACH & SADDLERY HARDWARE,
No. 222 BALTIMORE STREET, Established in 1825. BAI. TI3I O It E.
Felloes, Saddle Trees, Hubs,
Spokes, Sheep Skins, Springs,
Shoe Thread, Hog Skins, Canvass.
SADDLERS' HAIR.
enameled leather, harness leather, carriage bolts,
MOSS,
BAG LEATHER, STIRRUPS, TIRE BOLTS, WHEELS,
SKIRTING,
BITS,
VARNISn,
&c., kc.
Also, all other articles appertaining to the business.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
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CENTRAL DEPARTMENT
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LEMUEL BANGS, President. GEO. ELLIOTT, Vice-Pres't and Sec'y.
EMORY McCLINTOCK, Actuary.
Super!
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MARCUS D. SAVIN, ntendent of Agencies for Maryland and the District of Columbia, ()/pr('—44 POST OFbK^E AVMNVE,
LOCAL BOARU OF REFtRENCE.
r;ST. I'lvs t Nat. Kxr. Hank. GEORGE SANDERS, of G. Sanders k Sons.
HAKKI.EV. (if DraUi-lev & IVnton. ROBERT TURNER, of R. Turner & Son. !•: L. WARFIELD, (Vipitalist. JNO. THOS. SMITH, Cash'r Nat. R. of Bait.
11. W.M. 1. SIRLEY, Capitalist, Wash'n, D. C.
. DliVDEN, (^■ipiiali.st. (JEO. \V. RIGGS, of Riggs cj- Co., Bankers,
,ANI» Dl'GAN. uf C. Dupm .j- Co. Washington, D. C.
GERARD E. MORGAN, M. D., Medical Examiner.
WILLIAM DANIEL, Counsel.
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Execute in the Most Beautiful Style,
VIEWS OF CITIES,
BUILDINGS
LANDSCAPES,
LABLES, SHOW & BUSINESS CARDS,
And are Publishers of the Views of
WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE,
In different sizes and prices. Also, of tlie
ALBUMS OF WASHINGTON & BALTIMORE,
In Colors and Plain. .
Letter Heads with the View of Baltimore City,
Small Views of Public Buildings and places in Virginia, Washington, and
Baltimore.
They are also Publishers of the GRAND VIEW OF BALTIMORE CITY, in twelve sections, forming, when mounted, one large View, twelve feet in length, and five feet seven inches in height, showing every house and street. Price $15.
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BUCKMAN BROS. & CO.
192 W. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD,
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Deposits received and Interest allowed, subject to check at sight.
»®-A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED."®"
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Na. 80 'Wi-M' Fayette Street, BALTIMORE.
BOOK IluiLilS^mAflOlS,
ORNAMENTAL HEADS FOR PAPERS,
VIBWS OF
Society Seals. Labels in Colors. Stamps, Tobacco Brands. &c.
Established 1H37.
Murphy's ueneral 1 riutiiig and 1 ublisliiiig House, Book, Paper and Stationery Store,
Marble Building, 182 Baltimore Street, (Up-stairs.) Baltimore
Medals awarded by the Maryland Institute, for Printing, B r o k-b indinq and Bank CiecAs. By the Metropolitan I nst i tu te, Washington, a Diploma, for superior Blank Books.
JOHN MURPHY & CO.
MhiWm, Pnlilislers, Printers aii4 Stationers, ^
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
School Books, Blank Books^
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COMPRISING EVERY VARIETY OF
Letlg-er, Cap, Letter and ISTote Papei's^
Envelopes, Gold and Steel Pens, Copying Books, Presses, lnl<s, &c.
BLANK BOOKS, of every Descriptioa, made to Order, in superior styles,
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Miide to order to any style, or pattern of Ruling, in a superior manner, at the shortest notice. Long experience, and unsurpassed facilities, in having this class of worli Printed, Ruled, Paged and Boun d, enable us to execute all orders in this line, in a very superior style, at revmrkahly low rates.
MURPHY'S CELEBRATED STEREOGRAPHIC BANK CHECKS, &c.
Printed in Various Colors, New and Beautiful Styles, in Books of 100 and upwards, on ail the Basks
of the City, kept constantly on Sale and Printed to Order, at short notice. .e®=-These Checks are considered equal to, and are sold at about one-half the price of Engraved CkecKS.
Print to Order I at short notice :
Blank Deah I Cashiers' Ulank
MURPHY'S Superior LEGAL and COMMERCIAL BLANKS,
Deeds, MonTOAGEs, Leases, .tc,, Bills of Lading, Notes, Drafts, &c., kept constantly on hand, or Printed to Order, at Short Notice.
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Having united with their Bookstore, an extensive Frinting Office and Sookbinderif, well supplied with the most approved materials and experienced workmen, enable them to offer supe- rior advantages and inducements for the prompt, careful and cor- rect EXECuriox of every description of Hook and Job J'riutinf/, Jiook-binditif/ and Halinr/, well worthy tlie attention of all who may require anytliing in this line.
.fiS^Particular attention paid to Fine Work, for Banking] and other InsititutioRs, Jnsioymcc, Pailrnad, Sicainhoat, Tran.'-poria- tion, and Kllifv Juint Stock Companies, Pnhhc Offices, dr.
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BALTIMORE CITY
T
DIEECTOEY,
CONTAINING A CORRECTED
Engraved Map of the City,
A BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, A Street Directory,
^nd an f^^ppnitli^ of muclr |}seful |nfonnaiioii.
1870. (
BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS,
No. 12 S (J U T H S V R I-: K T.
Over Farmers and Planters Bank.
"ye ' A ' '
CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS,
AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION' IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
Archer W. H. lianker, 23 South
Biiltimore Christian Advocate, Rev. Thos. E. I5.)iid, >L I), and Robert A. Holland editors and prop'rs, 8j St. Paul
U.iniljerjjer & Eilau, (A. Bamberger, A.Eilau, ) niillinerv poods, 247 w Baltimore
Beck, Deetjen & Hayen, (G. H. Beck, T.Deet- jen, E. Hajen,) imp's and com. merchants, (iO s Gay
Bledsoe A. T., editor and projj'r Southern Re- view, 5 South, Sun buildini^
Bond Rev. Thomas E., editor and prop'r Bal- timore Christian Advocate, 8^ St. Paul, dvv 82 Read
Brooks Geo. W. & Co. (G. W. Brooks,) lum- ber, cor East Falls and Eastern avs
Brooks, Rogers & Co. (C. Brooks, D.G.Rogers, \V. F. Clautice, A.Phelps,) boots, shoes and hats, 316 \v Baltimore
Brooks ifc Thrasher, (C. Brooks, Isa.ac Thrasher, ) clothing, over 346 \v Baltimore
Brown, Graves & Co. (N.Judson Brown, Wm. I!. Graves,) com. merchts. 24 Commerce
Brown Dr. Septimus, ."ioS w Baltimore, dw n e cor Liuden av and Townsend
Brvan J. llnrrv, 31 St. Paul
BVRI). DB. HARVEY L. prof, obstetrics in Washincton University, 366 n Fremont
BucJvman l!ros.& Co., (secy. 30 Advertisements)
Carroll Harry D. G. jr. 107 w .Monument
I liandler Geo. A., attorney, 41 Le.Kiiigton,d\v Eulaw house
(^inrk G. K. jr., sup't.I.M. Bradstreet& Son's niercautilu agency, 30 South, dw .Mt. Vernon hotel
Clarke Jos. A. P. (C.& Martin, )645 w Fayette
Clarke k Martin, (J. A. P. Clarke, J.D.Martin,)
grocers, 647 w Fayette Clautice & Mitchell, (E. Clautice, J. C.Mitchell,)
12^ Light Co.\ Richard W. & Co. bankers and brokers,
n w cor Baltimore and Charles Craftsmen's Life Assurance Co., Needles &
Walter general agents. 10 Postoflice av Darrell Chas. & Co. (C. Darrell, J. \V. Boyle,)
imp'rs liquors, i E.xchange ))1 Deetjen T. (Beck.D. <j- Hayen, )6G s Broadway EARTH CLOSET AGENCY, D. C. Hartman
agent, 98 s Howard Fulton Dr. Robert, 53 s Sharp Gump Samuel B. printer, 10 n Caroline Haven E. (Beck, Deetjen & H.) Baltimore co Hooper Geo. G. 31 St. Paul Hunt John G., fancy soaps, 17 s Gay, dw
Charles st av ext HIIDTWALCKER IIENRY,restaurant,4S Post
Office av Hurst, Roberts <fe Co. (J. A. Hurst, G. S. Rob- erts, J. E. Hurst,) boots, shoes andhats,243
\v Baltimore Kefauver & Co. flour and prod. com. merchts.
s w cor Howard iiiid Franklin Martin John D. (Clarke k M.)647 w Fayette Mayer Lewis, attorney, 20 St. Paul, dw n e
cor Saratoga and St. I'aul Miller, Rogers & Co. (M. A. Miller, J. A.Rogers,
Wm. A. .Miller, ) dry poods, 345 w Baltimore Montoto Francisco, confectioner, 51 n Charles Needles Chas. E. (N. & Walter, )45 Lexington Needles k Walter, (C.E Needles, J.N.Walter,)
general agents Craftsmen's Life Assurance
Co. 10 Post Office av
PREFACE.
The Publisher of the Baltimore City Directory herewith presents to the citizens of Baltimore his New Edition for 1870. The increase of names they will find has been large ; there being 83,500 in the work, or 10,500 more than in the edition of 1869. Increase of Whites llj per cent., of Colored 25 per cent. ; of AVhites and Colored, 14 per cent. Taking the ratio of 25 per cent, of the population as being thus embraced, the estimate is arrived at of 334,000 for the entire residents of our city.
The addition to the business of our city is fully commensurate with the increase of our numbers, and the opening of additional railroads, the establish- ment of lines of steamers, and other enterprizes, conducive to our commercial prosperity, have wrought, are vrorking, and will continue to eflect changes so great as to be astounding, and so beneficial as to afibrd ground for congratula- tion. The marked improvement in the style and architecture of our buildings, public and private, elicits the attention of all beholders — of the resident citi- zen as well as of the temporarily sojourning stranger.
But, we are yet behind some of our sister cities in our modes of designat- ing places of abode and of bushiess: the opening of new, and the extension and widening of old streets, aggravate the neces.sity, heretofore existing, for a more methodical, uniform and accurate method of numbering our houses. The pro- cess of preparing a Directory exhibits, glaringly, the defect alluded to ; and, inasmuch as the work of renumbering must ])e resorted to, inevitably, the occa- sion is presented fairly for considering the most efficient mode of doing that work ; experience establishes the superiority of the Decimal system above any other hitherto tried ; and every consideration of expediency and convenience dictates an early resort to that system. The Consecutive plan involves ever recurring changes, which serves but to derange and confuse ; and as time rollfj on, and improve.ments multiply, that confusion becomes more obvious, more per- plexing, and needlessly adds to the labors of the municipal authorities, as well as to the difficulty found by private individuals in exjiloring our streets. All our streets, Baltimore street not excepted, exhibit duplicate and triplicate num- bers, and wanting numbers.
To the advantages of Advertising, our citizens, even at this day, are not fully iilive ; perhaps no one proof of this assertion can be adduced, more per- ceptible, than that afforded by a comparison of Directories of different cities of our land ; the Directory of San Francisco of 1870 comprises 250 pp. of adver- tisements ; that of Boston 350 pp. —inserted by people who cannot be su-spected of a l;i,ck of shrewdness, or want of perception, as to the things that serve as
IV PKKPACE.
aids to their business success. The Baltimore Directory dwindles down to 32 pp. and this with a population exceeding that of Boston, and probably doubling that of San Francisco, although indefatigable effort^ by the canvassers have been made, even in .some degree to annoyance, to place our Directory, in this feature, in a less unfavorable point of comparison.
To every class of our c'tizens is due our cordial thanks for their prompt and courteous responses to the inquiries of our canvassers, and tendering to our patrons a grateful acknowledgment of their favors and our congratulations at the bright prospects of the future,
I am, resp'y, the public's obed't serv't.
THE PUBLISHER. ' January, 1870.
ge:n'er^l contents.
Corrections, Additions and Alterations, back of title. Adjutant General S'aie Militia Advertisements, Index to . Aged Men's Home, . . •. Aged ^Vomen's Home, Almshouse Trustees, Appendix, . . . from 881
American Improved Gas Light Co. Athen.x'um, ....
Baltimore Association for the improve
ment of the Condition of the Poor, Baltimore Gymnasium, Baltimore Orphan Asylum, . ; Banks, . . . . .
Bells — Fire Department, Board of Trade, .... Board of Public "Works, Boy's Home Association of Baltimore, Boundaries of the Wards, Business Directory, . . from 761 Cadets of Temperance, Catonsville and Ellicott City Railway, Cemeteries, ....
1" hildren's Aid Society, Churches, ..... City Government, . . - . City Coniinissiouer, City Council, ..... City Passenger Railway, City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, Colored Persons, . . . 673 to Commissioners of Public Schools, \ Commissioners for Opening Streets, Concordia Club, .... Consuls and Vice-Consuls, Corn and Flour E.Kchange, , Coroners, . . . ■ .
Courts, .....
Custom House, . . , ■ . Dispensaries, ....
Express Companies, .... Fire Department, .... Gas Light Co. of Baltimore, German Society of Maryland, German Orphan Asylum, Germania Club, .... Government of the United States, Government of the State of Maryland, Health Department, Hibernian Society of Baltimore, Home of the Friendless, Home for Disabled Soldiers of .Maryland, House of Refuge, .... Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c.. . Inspector of Gas Meters, Internal Revenue,
881 G 903 91)2 88G to 908 902 901
901 900 902 891 886 902 881 902 91/7 to 852 900 !>98 903 901 903 882 882 882 897 Sia 760 883 882 900 891 902 88 L 889 888 902 897 885 902 900 902 900 881 881 883 900 902 901 901 903 882 901
PAGE.
Judges of .\ppeal Tax Court, . . 882
Knights of Pythias, .... 899
Legislative Districts, . . . 908 List of names of residents, from 17 to 760
Magistrates, 883
Managers of the Poor, ... 886 Map of the City of Baltimore, corrected
to date, in front of . . . 17
Markets, 880
Maryland College of Pharmacy, . 902
Maryland Club, . . . ' . . 900
Maryland Gas Works, . . . 902
Maryland Hospital for the Insane, . 902
Maryland Institute, .... 901
Masons, 808
Merchants Exchange and \ev.s Rooms, 901
Notaries Public, 894
Odd Fellows, (I. 0. 0. F.) . . 898
Park Commissioners, .... 882
Peabody Institute, . . . . 901
People's Gas Company. . . . 902
Police Ortranizatimi, . . . 8-<l
Portable Gas Light Co., . . . 902
Port Warden, 882
Post Office, 886
Preface, ...... 3
Public Schools, Locations and Teachers, 883
Railroads, 895
Red Men, (Improved Ordrr) . . 899
Red Men, (Independent (Jrder,) . . 899
Registers in Bankruptcy, . . . 902
Resident Commissioners, . . . 902
Safe Deposit Company, . . . 894
Schuetzen Park Association, . . 900
Societies, ..... 898
Sons of Temperance, .... 900
St. Andrew's Society, . . . 900
St. George's Society, . ■. . . 900
St. Peter's (Epis.) Orphan Asylum, . 902
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, . . 902
Stages, 89"
Stamp Duties, 888
State .N'ormal School. . . • 881 State Deiiartment of Labor and Agricul- ture, »^\
Steamers and Steamboats, . . 895
Street Directory, 857
Tax Department, .... 8-i2
Telcgra|)hs, 8^'^
Union Club, 901
United Ancient Order of Druids, . . 899
United Brothers, (I. 0.) ... 890
Union Orphan Asylum, . . . 902
Vaccine Physicians, . . . • 883
Water Department, .... 882 York Road Railway,
898
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agricultural Implements.
N. W. Shule & Co.
Bone Dust Manufacturers.
Joshua Horner.
Bankers.
Buckman Bros. & Co.
Boiler Makers.
Murray, Clark & Co. Geo. Page & Co.
Bristle Dealers.
Wm. Wilkens cj- Co.
Britannia Ware.
M'illiaui Holmes.
Brokers— Stock and Bill. Buckman Bros. & Co.
Building Materials.
"W. W. Mnuphlin & Sons. back Robinson <fc Cunningham, W.H. Wingate,
Carriage Materials.
Mackenzie Bros.
Castings.
Murray, Clark & Co.
Cement, Plaster, &c.
J. Henry Giese, top card on pages.
Clothiers.
Noah Walker & Co. Coal Dealers.
Ridgcly & Brice,
Coal Tar Products.
Baltimore Coal Tar .Manuf 'g Co., lines front cover and p.
Commission Merchants.
Daijrer A Hramlilf,
J. Henry Giese, top card on pages.
PAGE.
21 12 30
17
14
13
20
17
Curled Hair Manufactory.
Wm. Wilkens & Co. 17
Dancing and Waltzing Academy.
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Charles L. Spies, |
13 |
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Dumb Waiters. |
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James Biites, |
1 |
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Franklin L. Bates, |
3 |
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Engravers— Wood . |
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Marx M. Hart, |
28 |
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J. H. Parks, |
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Engineers and Machinists. |
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Murray, Clark & Co. |
13 |
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George Page & Co. |
10 |
Epidermic Regenerator.
Henry F. Keruer, 7
Fancy Goods.
Lawrence D. Dietz ^- Co. .card top pages. Jacob Knipp, jr. 18
Fertilizers.
E. G. Edwards,
Joshua Horner,
Florists.
R. J.Hulliday
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
J. Henry Giese,
top card on pages.
Furniture, &c.
Hiss k Bro., Kauffmau & Mead, Klippcr, Webster <^ Co.,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.,
top card on pages. Jacob Knipp, jr..
Hardware and Cutlery.
Mackenzie Bros., Wolf & Curtis,
5 12
27 19 19
19
27 5
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ADVERTISEMENTS. |
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Heating Apparatus. |
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Manufacturers Supplies. |
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John W. Bechtel, |
16 |
J. H. Haskell, |
17 |
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Wm. E. Wood & Co. back inside cover. |
Medicines. Henry F. Kerner, |
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Hoisting Machines. |
Notions, Hosiery, &e. |
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James Bates, |
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. |
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Franklin L. Bates, |
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cards top pages. |
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Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c. |
Jacobb Knipp, jr., C. Reckitt, jr.. |
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Linvrence D. Dietz & Co. cards top pag-es. Jacob Knipp. jr., |
19 |
Nurserymen and Florists. R. J. Ha!lid".v, |
8 |
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C. Reckitt, jr. |
14 |
Oils, Paints, &c. |
I
Insurance.
Allnjand &. Williams,
top lines front cov'er. Asliurv Life Insnrance Company, Geo. B. Coale. (see front cover.) Emory <k Taylor, (see front cover.) Firemans' Insnrance Company of
Baltimore, Maryland Life Insurance Company
of Baltimore, ■
bottom lines front cover. Xe'.v Jerse}' llutual Li.*"e Insurance
Company of Newark, N. J. Powhatan B. Starke J. G. Proud <|- Sons,
inside front cover Piedmont and Arlington Life Ins. Co.
of Mrgini*'., (lines front cover.) M. D. Savin.
Internal Revenue Attoi neys. Ross ^ Weaver, (see front cover.)
Iron Works.
Murray, Clark & Co. Stickney & Co.
Leather Belting and Hose. J. H. Hasltell,
Lithographers. E. Sachse & Co.
Machine Cards.
J. H. Haskell, Machinist, &g.
Murray, Clark k Co. Malt and Hops.
John Boyd,
28
2S
13
24
n
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n
13
11
Oyster and Fruit Packers and Dealers.
Daiger & Bramble,
Paints and Colors.
N. H.Hirshberg 4" Co,
Paper "Warehouses.
Wheelwright, .Mudge & Co.
Pianos.
Gaehle'B Manufacturing Co.
Win. Knabe & Co. (see front cover.)
Plumbers.
John W. Bechtel, Lotz & Sutkoski, John McCa-rt, Knipp George,
Pocket Books, Port Monnaies. Albert Moritz,
Produce, &c.
Daiger & Bramble, Provision Dealers and Packers.
G. Cassard k Son, Retorts and Fire Brick.
Geo. C. Hicks A Co.
inside front cover.
Saddlery Hardware.
Mackenzie Bro3^ Saddles.
V/. D. Macy,
Sash Factories.
Robinson & Cunningiiam, W. W. Maughlin & Sons,
back cover, \Vm. H. Wingate,
1?
15
11
16 16 13 21
21
17
14
2T 24
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable.
llarringtun Bros., 23
W. W. Miiughlin & Sons, back cover. George Page & Co., 10
Scales.
Fairbanks & Co., C
Schools and Colleges,
Balliiiiore Female College.N. C. Brooks, 2i Central Institute, J. D. Warfield, 22
C. C. Heiuizemann, 22
Lafayette Institute, J. J. Kennedy, 0
Silver Plated Wave.
William Holmes, ^
Steam and Water Fixtures.
William E. Wood & Co., back inside cover.
St ove Dealers.
John \\. Beclitel, William E. Wood & Co.,
back inside cover. "Wolf k Curtis,
IG
Page.
20
Tailors, (Merchant.J
Noah Walker cj- Co.,
Transportation Lines.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Company, 19
Richmond and York River R. R. Line, 16
New York and Baltimore Transporta- tion Line, 18
Great Southern Mail Boute, 25
Undertakers.
Jacob Weaver,
Universities.
Washington University,
Wire Works and Goods.
Slidman, Meisc & Co,,
Yarn, Gloves, &e.
Jacob Knipp, jr., Lawrence D. Dietz & Co., card top pages.
13
26
11
10
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Adjusters of Averages, . . . 761 Agencies — Comnicrcialand Mercantile, 761 Agencies — ■Immigrant, . . . 761 Agents — Advertising, . . . 761 Agents — Book and Subscription, . 761 Agents — Claim and Pension, . . 761 Agents — 'General, .... 762 Agents and Managers — Insurance, . 761 Agents — Projierty and Collectors. . 762 Agents — Real Estate, . . . 762 Agents — Steamers, Rail Road and Pas- senger, 763
Agricultural Implements, . . 764
Antiquarian Books, &c., . . 764
Apothecaries, Druggists and Chemists, 764
Aquariums and Bird Stutters, . . 764
Architects and Civil Engineers, . 765
Artists 765
Artists' .Materials, .... 766
Artificial Flowers, .... 766
Artificial Limbs, Trusses, <|"c., . 766
Attorneys at Law, .... 766
Auction and Commission Merchants, 769
Bacon Dealers, ..... 769
Bag Manufacturers and Brokers . 769 Bakers, .... .769
Bankers, ..... 769
Banks, 769
Banks— Xational, .... 769
Banks — Savings, .... 770
Basket Makers, .... 770
Bell Founders, ..... 770
Bell Hangers, .... 770
Bellows .Manufacturers, . . . 770
Bill Posting and Distributing, . 770
Bi Hard Saloon, .... 770
Blacking .Manufacturers, . , 770
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, . 770
Bleachers and Piessers, . . . 771
Block and Pump Makers, . . . 771
Boarding Houses, .... 771
lioat Builders, ...... 772
Boiler .Makers, .... 772
bolting Cloths, .... 773
ionnet Frame Manufacturers, . 773 ionnets. Ribbons, Silk and Straw
goods, . . . . . . 773
Jook Binders, .... 773
>ooksellers, Stationers and Publishers, 773 Joot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac- turers— Retail, . . . . 773
toots and Shoes — Ladies, . . 775 Joot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac- turers— Wholesale, . . . 775 Joot and Shoe Upper Maaufactui-ers, 775 {(ittlers, . .... 775
fox .Mukera, 775
Brass and Bell Founders,
Brewers, .....
Brick Manufacturers,
Bridge and Wharf Builders, . ' .
Brit innia Ware Manufacturers,
Brokers— Exchange, Bill and Stock,
Brokers— Insurance,
Brokers— Merchandise and Shipping,
Brokers — Real Estate,
Brooms, Baskets and Wooden Ware,
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers,
Building Materials,
Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers,
Butter Dealers, ....
Cabinet Makers, ....
Cards — Machine, ....
Carpenters and Builders, .
Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.,
Carpet Weavers, ....
Carriage and Coachmakers,
Carriage Goods, Hardware, &c.,
Carvers and Gilders,
Cattle Dealers,
Cement and Plaster,
Chair Makers, .....
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals,
China, Glass and Queensware,
Chiropodists,
Chronometers & Nautical Instruments,
Cloaks, Shawls and Mantillas,
Clocks,
Clothiers — 'Children,
Clothiers — Retail, ....
Clothiers — Wholesale,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, ij'c.
Coal and Wood Dealers,
Coal Oil,
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders, Collar Makers, ....
Commercial Colleges, Commission Merchants, Commissioners of Deeds, Companies — Miscallaneous, Confectioners and Fruiterers, Confectioners and Fruiterers — whole- sale, . . . . .'
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, Conveyancers, .....
Coopers, ......
Coppersmiths and Works, . Cork Cutters and Dealers,
Corset .Makers,
Cotton Brokers, .... Cotton Dealers and Factors, Cotton Duck Manufacturers, Cotton Yarn, <fec., .... Cotton and Woolen Goods,
PAGE.
775 776 776 776 776 776 777 777 777 778 778 778 778 778 778 .779 779 780 780 780 781 781 781 782 781 781 782 782 782 782 782 783 782 782 783 783 784 784 7'S4 785 785 790 789 790
790 790 791 791 791 791 791 791 792 792 792 792
INDEX TO BUJ^mESS DIRECTORY.
Cuppers nud Lcecliers,
Curled Iliiir Miiiiufiiciurei*,
CurriiT:-, LeHiLer jind Findings,
Cutlers und dealers in eullerv, .
Dairies, ...•••
1 'anting Ae-tdeniies, .
l.entisls. .....
l.'ental Ik'pols and C<.iiet;es, l)ie ^Siirkero and Knt;raveis, lyistillers. . . . • •
Dispensaries, .....
DressuiaUers, . . . ■ Driitr{;i»l3' sundries, Drngj;isis — Wholesale, Dry Coods — Retail, Dry Goods — Wholesale and Comuiis sion, ......
Dyers and Scourc'is, . . ' .
Dye Woods and D_\e .Slulfs, . Hdjie Tools, ....
J']inljroideries and Laces, Kii-ineers — Civil i.iid .Me' liaiiical. Entwines and Boili rs, En^; ravers, ....
{•Express forwarders, Fancy Goods ami ■■"'oliMns — Uelail, Fancy Goods and .Sitimis — Wliolesal Fertilizers, ....
File and Hasp .M,uiiii'!i:turer5, Fish Dealers, ....
Fisliinj; Taclile, Twiries, ic. .
Flau .Muniifacuirers, .
Florists and .N '.user. liien,
Flour ami Feed Dt-.ilers and Milleri,
Forwarding;, .....
Fresco Painters, ....
Fruit Dealeis, ....
Furniture Dealers .uid .Mauufauuirers Furriers and Fur Dealers, Gas Fiiteis and FiMiire.s,
Gas,
Gas .Meter .Makers, Gangers, ..... Gehlle;nen's Furuishinji Goods, Uetail, (ientleineii's Furnisliiim Goods, Whole- sale,
Gla.-isand Glasswa e Dealers, .
(ilass .Manut'.ictureis, .
Gla>s ?)tainers, . ^. . .
Glovts, liosieiy, \'.'orsleds, VaMi.-, icc
Gold Beat.|>, ' . . . .
(iiild and Sil»ersiiiiihs.
(iold Pen .MaiiiUiu'iiiieis,
Grain and Flour De.ilers, .
Grinders and I'lilishers,
CJrocers — iU-tail,
(.Irocers — Wholesale and Coniuiission
(iuano i)ealers, ....
Gun .Manufacturers and Dealer.-..
Hair Dressers, ....
Hardware-^ — Retail,
Hardware — Whuies.ilr,
iiat and C.i[> .Manuf.vcia;ers. .
Hats, G'ujis, Furs, ami .St. aw (ioudi — Retail,
Hats, Cap,s, Furs. iVe. — Wliules.iie.
Hay and .-llrau De.iler.-*,
Herinelieally Se.iled Fr-.iils. ij,-. .
Hide and lA-aliier De.ileis, '
H(jrse I)ealers, ....
Hose XftiuufaeiureiS,
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Hotels,' ....
HooiisUiris,
Horse Shoers,
House F'urnisliing (ioods,
he Cream,
Jce Dealers,
Iinporlera.
India Rubber Goods, .
Instrument Makers,
Insurance Companies,
lntellii;ence OLlices,
Iron Fence Railiii'^',
Iron Steel, ami .Metal De.ilers,
Iron Founders, .
Iron Furnaces,
Ja[i:innerd and OriKiiui'iiters,
Jeivi'lers, ....
Jlill.< l'e;ll(!S.
Lamps and ' 111, Last .Makers, Laundries, . Leather l5eltiii;.i, LeAllier and Oil Dealers, Lifi'iirmu Uu.is,
i-i'..a', ; . . . .
Linen Goods.
Liquor and Wine De.Ufis — iii-i.i
Liquors and VVines — Wliolesa.le
Lithographers,
Livery, Hack and .Sale .Stables,
Liukiinilhs and l{ellhan;4ers,
Looung-glass and Picture I-'raiue M
ufacturers, .... Lumber D.-alers, iViachinisls, .Maiisiers. . Maiiut'acinrers,
Manufacturers and.Machinists' Sup.p .Mariile ami .Stone Workers, . .Mattress .Manufacturers, .Meichanl Tailors, . .Millers — .Merchant, .M.Uinerj, Millinery Goods, .Millwrighis, . . .\iiueral Water, . .Morocco .Maiuifrtciurers and Dresse .Music and Musical Instruments, .Music Te.icheis, A' aval Stores, Newspapers, N'ovaand Periodicals, Notaries Public, .\'otionj — \Vhole.'5a!t5. Nurses and .Midwi\es, Oil Companies, Oil Dealers, Opticians, Or.ran Builder.-;, Ouster and Fiiiit lie.ilersaud Pack PacKiiij; Houses, . P..IIHC1S — lloiise and Sign I'.iikHs, Oils, i^-., . I'aper lJ,i;;s.
Pa,ier Ijo.x M.iniil'.iCtuiers, Paper Haa^iu^s, l':iper .Slock, . Pajier Warehouses, l'...-se Partciuis, I'ateiil .VrticleSy
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Patent Medicines, . . • • Pattern Mnkers, . . • • Pavers, Graders and Contractors, Pawnbrokers, • • • •
Fholopraphers, • • • •
Photofrraphers' Stock. Physicians, ' , • ^ " Pitino Dealers and Manufacturers, . Pirklinp; and Preserving, Picture'Frsime Manufacturers, Plane Makers, - • • •
Plaster Mills, • • • •
Plumbers, • • ;, if '
Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manu-
tnrers, • ■ • • ■
Potteries.
Primers— Book and Job,
Prin ters— Copperplate,
Produce Dealers, . . • •
Provision Dealers, • • , ;
Provision Merchants— ^\ holesale, .
Puiiip and Block Makers,
Pyrotechnists, . . • ■
Railways, (Marine,)
r.,anfres and Furnaces,
Regalia Makers, . . . •
Restaurants, . . • •
Registers in Bankruptcy,
Riggers, . . • • •
Rolling Mills, . . . •
Roofers,
Rope Makers and Dealers, Saddle and Harness Makers, Saddterv and Coach Hardware, Safes— Fire Proof,
Sail Makers,
Salt Dealers,
Sand Dealers, . . . .
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers, Saw Manufacturers,
Saw and Planing Mills, .
Scales, . . • • •
Sculptors, . • , \ „ ■
Schools, Academies ana Colleges,
Seeds,
Sewing Machines,
Ship Builders and Marine Railway, .
Ship Chandlers, . . . •
Ship Joiners,
Ship Smiths, ....
Shipping Masters, . . . .
Shipping Merchants,
Shirt Manufacturers,
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Shoe Findings, Show Case Manufacturers, . Show Cards, .... Silk Weavcis, Manufacts. and Dea Silver Platers atid Plated Ware, Silversmiths, . . . ■
Slaters,
Smokers' Articles, Snuff Manufacturers, Soap and Candle Manufacturers, Spices. . . . • • Statuping, Pinking and- Fluting, Stationery, Blank Books, &c.. Steamship and Steamboat Lines, Steam and Water Heating, . Stencil Cutters, . . • • Storage, . . . -
Stove Dealers
Sugar Refi aeries, .
Surveyors, . . . • •
Tailors and Clothiers' Trimmings,
Tanners and Curriers,
Tea Dealers, . . - • •
Telegraphs, . . • •
Tin Plate and Metals, .
Tin Ware, Can and Sheet Iron Manu
facturers and Workers, _ . Tobacco and Cigars — Retail, Tobacco Dealers and Manufacturers- Wholesale, Toilet Articles, Perfumery. &c. Trimmincrs, Laces, &c., Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.. Turners, . ■ • • •
Type Founders
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers
Undertakers,
Upholsterers,
Vaiiety, . . • • • Veterinary Surgeons,
Vinegar Makers.
AVrttches and Jewelry, .
Watch Case Makers, .
Weighers, . . • • •
Whips ;ind Canes,
Wig Makers
Wire Workers, . • • ' •
Wood Dealers
Wood— Sawed and Split, .
W^oodeu and Willow W are, .
Woo! Dealers, . ■ • •
Yeast Makers
Miscellaneous, . . . •
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BALTIMOEE
CITY DIRECTORY,
1870.
ABBREVIATIOXS
n. north ; s. south; e. cast ; w. Avcst; 5i. street ; c<. court; ay. avenue; al. alley: la lane ; dw. dwelling ; cor. corner ; ext. extended ; rd. road ; nr. near ; L. P. Locust Point. Xote : The names appearing in CAPITAL LETTEPvS are Subscriijcrs.
AAR
ABE
Aaron Augustus, carpenter, lOG Battery av Aaron Betsey, rag dealer, 44 Columbia Aaron Cha3. F. pat'n maker, 21G Montgomery Aaron Mrs. Derothea R. 21G .Montgomery Aaron Geo. clerk, 106 Battery av Aaron (jeo. W. lieut. police, 147 Bank Aaron Lewis M. sec. band goods, 44 Columbia Aaron .Marcellus, carpenter LjG Battery av Aaron Marcellus, marioer, 21G Montgomery Aaron Samuel, ship carpenter, 202 s Charles Abbes Francis U. collector, 177 e Pratt Abbett Misses, 25 Hollins Abbot Charles, 273 n Eutaw Abbott Alexander, 3C7 eBaltiaore Abbott Cornelius F. 210 Conway Abbott Daniel E. R. carpenter, 119 Jefferson Abbott rtarius VV. clerk,' 167 Chesnut Abbott Edson A. 320 n Caroline Abbott Edwin A. 113 s High ^.bbott Mrs. Elizabeth J. 143 Battery av Abbott Geo. T. puddler. rear 138 Hudsoa Abbott Hannah, 35 McElderry Abbott Henrv J. engineer, 313 e Eager ABBOTT H."& SON,(H. A., John S. Gilman)
8 3 Gay Abbott Horace, president Abbott Iron Co.,
Baltimore county Abbott Horace, (H. A. & Son) Baltimore co ABBOTT IRON COMPANY, H. Abbott, pres- ident, C. II. Ashburner, vice prest., J. A. L. Morreli, treas. cor Burke and Hudson, Canton Abbott James A. boilermbker, 102 Henrietta Abbott James F. (Henry, McAllister A; Co.)
172 Orleans Abbott James L. carpenter, 10 Gould ct Abbott James W. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott John, mariner, 114 Mullikin ATibott John E. laborer, 114 York 2
Abljott John F. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott John N. carpenter, 203 e Favette Abbott J. Walter, clerk, 143 Battery av Abbott Mrs. Julia, GO s Sharp Abbott y\r3. Margaret, 138 Battery av Al)bott Samuel, laborer, 13 Armistead la Abbott Thos. 0. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway Abbott Wm. H. brickmoulder, 1G3 Hamburg Abbott Wm. H. II. clerk, 238 s Broadway Abbott Wm. W. mariner, 279 Hanover Abel Conrad, huckster, 400 e Fayette Abel Dorothea, 355 e Lombard Atjel John, tailor, 357 e Lombard Abel Joseph, cooper, 357 e Lombard Abel Wm. gilder, 257 Mulberry Abell A. S. (A. S. A. & Co.) 83 Saratoga ABELL A. S. & CO. (A. S. Abell) proprie- tors and publishers of the Sun, Sun Iron Building, s e cor Baltimore and South Abell Casper, shoemaker, 139 Henrietta Abell Chas. S. law student, 83 Saratoga Abell Chas. T. printer, 58 Preston Abell David T. printer, 41 Pearl Abell Edward M, butcher, 48 Centre and 32
Lexington markets, dw 177 Penna. av Abell Mrs. Eleanor, tailorers, 10 Rock Abell Eveline, dressmaker, 40 Holland Abell Franklin. M. butcher, 24 Richmond mar- ket, dw 1G4 Penna. av Abell G(?o. W. editor, 83 Saratoga Abell Ignatius, police, 20G Barre Abell John, laborer, 418 Canton av Abell John, laborer, 35 Brown Abell John, baker, 127 Conwaj' Abell Walter R. clerk, 83 Sara'toga Abell Wm. B. tailor, 182 s Paca Abf-ndscboen Clement, carpet weaver, 232 3 Charles
ABE
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
NOTIOMS 2i. FAKGY OOCBS,
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces,
EOSIZP.Y, GLOVES, SMALL WAEES, Sec.
SOS WEST BALTDIORE ST.
AbendsLhoen Geo. tailor, 200 Montgomery AbenJschon Louis, shoemaker, 104 Cider nl Abendsciieia Andrew, barber, 1G3 s Bond Abcndscliein Henry, 78 s Eutaw Abeudscliein John, provisions, 438 Canfonav Abtnd.-chtin Mrs. Mary, fancy store,78 8 Eutaw Abeasc-lioem Adolph, slioenilcr, 234 s Charles Abercrombie Mrti. Christian, 81 Chew AbcrcrombieDavid,(II.Taylor& Co.) TS'Chew Abercrombie John, (II. Taylor & Co.) Bait, co Abercrombie Wm. 11. confectionery, 551 w
Fayette Aberle Anthony, boilcrmaker, T91 w Balti- more Aberle Mrs. E. G. millinery, 704 w Baltimore Abcrly Mrs. Mary, IGl.} s Regester Abesnieyer Frit/,, laborer, 32 s Gist Abey Alex, clerk, 105 s Ann Abev George T. hatter, IG n Ana Abey John S. clerk, 313 Light Abey Joseph C. (J. U. Freberger & Co.) 326
William Abey Michael H. caulker, 104 Battery av Abey Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, Burrough near
Fort av .r'bey Mrs. Sophia, trimmings, 105 s Ann Abey AVm. H. grocery, 369 Litjht Abey Wm. tea. 313 LV'ht, dw 309 Abhan Chas. H. carpenter, 90 s Howard Abigail John N. carpenter, 837 w Pratt Abraham Mrs. Caroline, 113 s Wolfe Abraham Charles, mariner, 113 s Wolfe Abraham Geo. F. plasterer, C8 Milliman Abrahams Carrie, saleslady, 302 e Monument Abrahams Bariiett, cigarmaker, 45^ e Balti- more Abrahams Mrs. Eliza, 302 e Monument Abrahams Fanny, dressmaker, 302 e Monu- ment Abrahams John J. & Son, (J. J. and Wm. H. Abrahams) ship builders and screw dock, Tiiames, foot of Caroline, office 58 Philpot Abrahams John J. (John J.A.k Son,) Cecil co Abral'.iims Josejih, 286 e Baltimore Abrphanis .Mary Ann, llo s Carolina Abrahams Wra. H. (J. J. A. & Son) 28G c
Baltimore Abnihanis Woodward, (Cochran & Co.) 22 s
Broadway Abrahams Woodward, jr. (Taylor t A.) Port
Deposit Abrams Alex. J. raatblccutler, Grecnmount
av op]) cemetery Abrams .'us. K. P. carpenter, 277 Canton av Abrams John T. carpenter, 277 Cauton av Abrams .M. 340 Madison av AbraiLS Nathan, cigarmaker, 203 s Charles Jvbrams Washington, carpenter, 277 Canton av Abranz Simon, lager beer, 250 e Eager
Abt Mrs. Christina, boarding, 178 s Wash- ington Abt Henry, brushmaker, 178 s Washington Abt Jno. moulder, 178 s Washington Abt Michael, stevedore, Gl President Aburu Chas. II. clerk, 241.V Canton av Aburn John, grocery, cor Thames and Philpot Aburn Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 241^ Canton
avenue Aburn T. Harry, clerk, 130 Jefferson Aburn Wm. R. sparmakcr, Gl Block Accinelli B. Joseph, clerk, 22 n Exeter Achenback Henry, butcher, Belair, Centre, and
Hanover markets, dw 145 Grecnraount av Acheubflck John II. plasterer, 4 Walsh Achev Chas.F.(F. Achey & Son) 132 German Achey Frederick & Son, (F. & C. F. Achey)
curriers. 22 s Liberty Achey Frederick, (Frederick Achey & Son)
129 German Achey Thos. S. currier, 194 Walsh Achsingcr Fred, laborer, 4 Winderling row Acht John, laborer, 42S Canton av Acker Peter, watchman, 282 Aisquith Acker Theodore, provisions, 540 w Fayette Ackerman Andrew, moulder, 122 s Wolfe Ackerman Andreas, tailor, 27 Shakspear Ackerman Catheiine, tailoress, 11 Bevan Ackoimtin Chris. II. (llehl & Co.) lo Park Ackerman Geo. sec. hand store, G3 Ilariisoa Ackerman Geo. sawyer, 152 8 Castle i
Ackerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle I
Ackerman J. (A. & McDowell) u w cor I
Eutaw and Camden Ackerman John, pumpmaker, 56 Walnut al Ackerman Mrs. Mary, confect'y, 107 s Wolfe Ackerman Mrs. Mary, groctry, 235 Aliceanna Ackerman & McDowell, (J. AckerniMn, R. R. McDowell) restaurant, cor Eutaw and Cam- deu Ackerman Nicholas, clothing cutter, 1G7 8 i
Wolfe Acklcr Jacob B. bootmnker, 321 Saratoga Ackler \Vm. F. confectionery, 140 Ai:'quith Acton Elijiih, blacksmith, 92 Bovd, ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, E. K. Lo- sier, president, over n e corner Baltimore and ('liarlcs Adair Harry II. clerk, 49 Mt. Vernon place Adair John, machinist, 5 Park av Adalniau Michael, laborer, 18 Burke, Canton Adam Aug. cooper, IGO s Register Adam Catherine 772 w Baltimore Adam William, laborer, 150 s Caioline Adams Adam, laborer, G Buren Adams Adelaide L. boarding, C4 n Charles Adams Albert, shoemaker, 99 Druid Hill av Ad. ms Amelia, teacher, St. Paul's Orphan
As-ylum Adams Ann E. seamstress, over 3 Barre Adams Ann M. tailoress, 2 Green's ct AdaiViS Benjamin F. hatter, 90 Warner ADAMS, liOWEN & CO. (J. B. Adams, P. A. r>owen, E.T.Jackion,) wholesale liquors and grocers, 57 w Pratt Adams k Buck, (Wm.H. A., Irving A. Buck,) china, glass, &c., 337 w Baltimore and 52 German Adams Capt. Cadmus, mariner, 421 e Fayette Adams Charles E clerk, 22G Ilollins Adams Charles H. A. boilcrmaker, 135 Bat tery av
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Adams Charles T. salesman, 110 n High Adams Chi-istopher, laborer, 9 Cotton row I Adams Clara, 05 William '> ADAMS EDWARD & SON, (E. and John W.
Adams,) grocers and produce, n e cor IIol-
lins & Republican Adams Edwd. (E.Adams &; Son,) 22G Hollins Adams Edward F. machinist, 3'jl e Ualtimore Adams Eliza J. tailoress, 2 Green's ct Adams Mrs. Elizabeth, 191 e Pratt Adams Elizabeth, seamstress, 214 n Eutaw Adams Ellen, seamstress, 214 n Eataw Adams Eraelius, coal yard, s w cor Caroline
and Dock, and n w cor Central av and
Gouch, dw 408 e Baltimore AD.\MS' EXPRESS CO. 104 w Baltimore,
and depot 227 and 229 s Howard, John Q.
A. Herring, supt Adams Frank G. telegraphist, 106 Lee Adams George, mariner, 297 s Charhs Adams Geo. gardener, sw cor Gist and Gough Adann George C. driver, 533 w Baltimore ■ Adams George 0. baker, 94 Albemarle Adams George C. silversmith, 14S n Pine Adams George F. bookkeeper, 184 Chesnut Adams George W. boatman, 104 Hamburg Adams George A\'. engineer, 203 e Pratt Adams George 'W . bricklayer, 351 s Sharp Adams H. A. book agent, 38 n Eden Adams Mrs. Hannah, seamstress, 533 w Eal-
limore Adams Henrietta C. teacher, 494 w Fayette Adams Henry, piano maker, 194 \v Fayette Adams Henry, jr. moulder, 186 George Adams Henry, shoemaker, 186 George Adams Jacob, peddler, 221 s Bond Adams Jacob G. 192 Columbia Adams James, 214 n Eutaw Adams James, clerk, 204 George Adams James B. maiiner, 251 e Lombard Adams Jas. C. (Newbold & Son) 256 Chats- worth Adams James L. bricklayer, 251 e Lombard Adams James N. bricklaver, 90 Vv'arner Adams Mrs. Jane, 20 w Lombard Adams John, caulker, 262 Aliceanna Adams John, mariner, 118 Eastern av Adams John, fruit packer, 411 e Fayette Adams John, caulker, 203 Aliceanna Adams John A. 196 Druid Hill av Adams John A. processer, 411 e Fayette Adams John B., Barnum's Hotel Adams John B. (Adams, Bowen & Co.) Chase
nr Charles Adams John C. paper hanger, 19 n Eden Adams John D. watchman, 225 e Madison Adams Capt. John E. mariner, 421 e Fayette Adams John F. (S. H. & J. F. Adams) 36
Columbia Adams John G. plasterer, 7 Wyeth Adams John H. sailmaker, s e cor Block and
West Falls av, dw 65 William Adams John II. jr. sailmaker, 65 William Adams John Q. (Carroll, A. & Neer) 127 n
Republican Adams Jno.W. (E. A. & Son) 20 n Republican Adams Joseph, clerk, 98 s Castle Adams Jose[ih, plasterer, 93 Warner Adams Joseph, plasterer, 145 Conway Adams Joseph, jr. plasterer, 93 Warner Adams Joseph, jr. plasterer, 145 Conway Adams Joseph W. mariner, 20 w Lombard
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MEUCIIAXT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, cScc.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
COXSTANl'LY FOIl S.\I.E
Clove)', Timothy Seed, cCc.
Rosendale Cement & Plaster.
Adams Joshua A. gas inspector, 254 n Eden Adams Martha, 2 Green's ct Adams -Mrs. .Mary, 150 Druid Hill nv Adams Mrs. .Mary, lager beer, 411 e Fayette Adams Mrs. Mary, 612 w Lombard Adams Mrs. .Mary C. laundress, 3 Liberty al Adams Mrs. .Mary J. 210 w Biddlc Adams .Mathins. mariner, 307 Aliceanna Adams Capt. McH. manner, 421 e Fayette Adams Michael, laborer, 108 Eastern av Adams Mrs. .Miena, dyer and scourer, 194 w
Fayette ADAMS & MOULTOX, (Wm. Adams, J. D. and J. F. .Moulton, jr.,) wholes, hosiery, gloves and fancy goo Is, 3 Hatiover Adams M. W. clerk, Pratt nr Exeter Adams Richard, laborer, 21^ Vine Adams Robert A. mariner, 32 n Bond Adams Roger A. clerk, 56 n Liberty Adams Samuel, teacher, 118 Druid Hill av Adams Samuel, watchmaker, 20 c Pratt Adams S. H. & J. F. carpeniers and builders,
Barnct nr Charles Adr^ms Samuel II. (3. H. k3. F.Adams,)
223 n Calvert Adams Samuel T. 80 n Carey Adams Sidney, clerk, 194 e Fayette Adams Stephen S. 71 Hillen Adams Susanna, 184 Chesnut Adams Thomas, drayman, 117 L. Greene Adams Thomas, salesman, 196 Gongh Adams Thomas, wa'chmaker, 20 e Pratt Adams Thomas E. M. clerk, 494 w Fayette Adams Thomas H. clerk, 196 Gough Adams Mrs. T. W. manuf. shirts, over 184 w
Baltimore, dw 42 St. Paul Adams Wm. cabinet maker, 21 Somerset Adams Wm. watchman, 258 e Monument Adams Wm. (A. & .Aloulton,) 309 Lexingtoa Adams Wm. E. mariner, 203 e Pratt Adams Wm. II. (Adams & Buck,) 110 n Re- publican Adams Wm. H, pilot, 137 Gongh Adams Wm. T. (Smith & A.) 106 Lee Adams Wm. W. mariner, 96 Battery av Addiiigton Joseph C. bookkeeper, 6 Commerce Addison A. Merrill, attorney, 120 Cathedral Addison Mrs. Catherine A. 26 s Carey Addison Dennis, drayman, 150 n Dallas Addison Edw'd, carp. Lemon al nr Schroeder Addison Emeline, teacher, 7 Warren Addison George C. clerk, 612 w Fayette Adrtison G. C. shoeculter, McMechin nr John Addison (Jeorge M. clerk, 612 w Fayette Addison John A. bookkeeper, 75 William Addison John W. clerk, 7 Warren Addison John W. machinist, 23 Scott Addison Joseph T. shoecutter, 190 Green- mount av
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
Impoittrs nnd Dtnlcrs In
NOTIONS 2^ FANCY CiOOBS,
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces,
HOSISHY, GLOVZS, SMALL WAESS, SiC.
308 WEST CALTDIORE ST.
Addison Lewis P. clerk, 2G s Carey
Addison Mrs. Srtlly D. 7 Wurren
Addison .Samuel S. shoe Store, 230 w Pratt,
dw 1 McMecliin nr John Addison Taylor, bookkeeper, To William Addison Theodore, engineer, r)4 9 Poppleton Addison Virginia E. teacher, 7 Warren Addison Wm. carpenter, L. Church nr Wil-
lirtin, Jw 75 William Addison Wm. E. clerk, 162 Biirre Addison Wm. Meade, attorney, 20 Lexington,
dw 120 CathtMrrul Addison Wm. W. shoecutter, 194 n Fremont Adelman Jacob Jos. coufei-tioner, 31 Janiea' la Adelnim Michael, shoemaker, UC, Portland Adelmann Chas. grocery, 117 1! uik AdelS'lorf Isaac, clerk, 51 German Adelstern Jacob, tailor, 90 Park Adjutant General's Ollice, (Md. N. G.) over
(or IJaliimore and Post Uffice nv. Adkisson Dr. \V . II. II. books and stationery,
27(J w iJ.iltimore, dw 210 Franklin Adiir Aaion, <attle broker, 210 n Eden Ad er Aaron, (Louis A. & Dro.) 252 e Balti- more Adler Adolph S. 9G e Baltimore Adler Dr. Alexander, denii-st, K! Lloyd Adler Alexander, clerk, AC, S. Eiitaw Adler Charles E. clerk, 132 s Broadway Adler Chas. (II. Frank k Co.) 242 Lexington Adler Miss C. F. SS Camden Adler .Mrs. £. millinery, 132 s Broadway Adler Henry M. foreman fire department, 329
e Pr^tt Adler Herman, clerk 242 Lpxinj:;ton Adler John, laborer, 2'i'O Canton av Adl-'r Josei)h, property njjent, Gl s Eden Adler Julius, 252 e Baltimore Adler Levi, bookkee[)er, IGG w Lombard Adler Louis, cattle dealer, IGG s Iletrister Adler Loui.'^ & Bro. (L. & A. Adler) dry
t'oods, 210 s Broadway Adlf-r Louis, (Louis A.'& Bro ) 252 e Balti- more Ailitr Louig, snlcstnan, 210 s Broadway Adler .Mannes, liJ Columbia Adler Mnrcus, dry poods, 132 s Broadway Adler Pliilij), 40 s Eutiiw Adler Simon, clerk, 217 w Pratt Adler Wm. dry Koods, 202 n Iloi^'arJ Adoljdi ('atherinc, 18 Fountain Adolpii George, laboier, 152 s Charles Adolph Ilfiiry, l)oat builder, 273 Canton av Adolph John, laborer, 244 Aliceanna Adolph Wm. pud Her 137 s Chapel Adreon C. C. 292 .Saratov* Atlrcon Col Harrison, U. S. Pension agent, Hiid attorney, U. H. Courthouse, dw Balti- more CO
Adreon Mrs. Ilenrv C. 110 Hanover Aiireon Lafav(lte,'dentist, 28 n Liberty Adreon Stephen A. clerk, 28 n Liberty ADUKO.V, TIIDMAS & CO. (W. Adreon E. L. Thomas, Wm. T. Adreon,) auctioneers and commission merchants, 18 s Charles Adreon Wm. T. (A., Thomas & Co.) 620
Lexington Adreou Wm. (A., Thomas & Co.) 110 Han- over Adreon Mrs. Winifred, 28 n Liberty Adrey Wm. maiiaer, 355 Canton av Adiian Elizabeth, seamstress, 54 Curtis al Adriance James A. blacksmith, 11 Wyeth Adt John B. (Frank & A ) 3 s Ann Ady Francis M. huckster, 302 Harford av AdV James, variety store, 159 s Sharp AegerJohn, tailor, 138 Cross Aerhardt Benj. stevedore, rear 18 Granby yEtna Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn.,
87 w Second uVAnA Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Curley & Robertson, managers, 3 Post Office av, J, G. Proud & Sons, nsst. agents, 87 Second Affelder Max, secy. Permanent Land Co. of
Baltimore, 310 W. Lombard Aflayroux Epaulete, carpenter, 311 e Biddle Affiyroux Francis P. blacksmith, 190 East Attayroux John, carpenter, 190 East Altung John, shoemaker, 223 Hanover Agan Martin, laborer, n w cor Valley and
Ntijilibor Agan Wm. laborer, Watson al nr Watson Agan Wm. laborer, 9 Bevan Aged Men's Home, cor Ca'houn & Lexington Aged Women's Home, Lexington nr Calhoun Ager James, blacksmith, 7G n Durham Aglor Joseph, can maker. 2G8 Canton av Asrner Franz, laborer, 11 n Chapel Agnew Charlotte, 160 n Bond Agnew James C. currier, ICO n Bond Agnew John D. bookkeeper, 143 n Paca Agnew Mrs. Mary .M., 143 n Paca Agnew Thos. J. clerk, l43 n Pac\ AGiN'EW THOMAS A. grocer, 297 w Pratt,
dw 64 Barre Agnus Mis. Annette, 246Hollins Agnus Felix, asst. assessor, cor Kirby la and
Lihertv rd Ahearn John, dealer patent goods, 5 Post
Office av, dw 223 n Calvert Ahern Daniel, feed, 138 s Chester Ahoru Frauds, clerk, 253 n Eutaw Ahern Jeremiah, laborer, 356 a Caroline Ahern J )hn, brick manufacturer, yards Can- ton, 253 n Eutaw Ahern John T. laborer, 356 S Caroline A hi Andrew, tailor, 11 BariiCS Ahl Henry, shi[i carp. Hunter al ur John Ahl Bomro, i)aiDter, 19 Mott Ahl Wm. watchman, 7 Young Ahlborn (Jeorge, engineer, G4 n Gay Ahll)orn Julius, dollar store, 15G Lexington Ah'cr Wm. II. clerk, 6 Lemmon A hies Geo. F. cigar maker, 6 n Durham Allies John, cigar maker, G u Durham Ahles John, laborer, 85 s Chapel Ahlsleger Wm. (W. D.Shurtz & Co.) Fayettt| nr Fulton j
Ahlswede Chas. clerk, cor L. McElderry and
Forrest Ahnfunk John, laborer, 310 Canton av
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Alirens Adolph, (Stirling ■& A.) Eutaw place
ur Towasend Abrens George Ad. (Stirling & Ahrens) 12 3
■V7 Madison Ahrens Joim, Plowman nr Albemarle Ahrens John C. cabinetmaker, 220 Bank Ahrens Juliu3, confec'rand baker, 239 w Pratt Ahrens Wm. shoemaker, 1 Westal Ahrens Wm. mariner, 265 Aliceanna Ahrens AVm. clerk, 225 e Baltimore Ahring Ernst H. 114 n Central ar Abrling H. Htnrj-, tavern, T2 Buchanan's wlif Aichle Jacob, coal jard, 265 s Sharp, dw 264
Hanorer Aichle John, laborer, 244 Hanover Aichler Wra. blacksmith, 81 Orleans Aicklen August, tanner, 12'^ Columbia Aidt Lewis, shoemaker, 60 Druid Hill av Aiken Jlatthew K. cashier Calvert Iron and
Nail Works Co., dw 614 Lexingfon Aikin Dr. Wm. E. A. prof, chemistry, Uni- versity of ild., dw 25 Hamilton Aires Andrew J. shipjoiner, 245 Gough Aireu Elizabeth, 255 Preston Airey Charles, cigarmaker, 25 O.xford Airey Charles C. conductor, 109 Bank Airey Edward H. carter, 209 Eusor Airey Hiram, shoemaker, 154 Preston Airey James, butter 185 Druid Hill av Airey Jerome, shoemaker, 931 Lexiagton Airey Joseph, laborer 127 Division Airey Mary, dressmaker, 34 n Front Airey Philip, driver, 83 Oxford Airey AVm. F. clerk, 109 s Eden Airey Wm. F. jr. machinist, I09 s Eden Aisquith Mrs. Charlotte, 494 w Fayette Aiiquith Charlotte E. teacher, 494 w Fnyette Aisquith George G. clerk, 494 W Fayette Aisquith Mrs. Mary H. 494 w Fayette Aisquith Street Presbyterian Church, corner
Aif(|uilh and Edward AITCH.ESOX JA.ME.S, brass founder, 74
North, dw 228 w Hoffman Aitken Andrew, (A. Aitken &Co.)139 n Gay Aitken A. & Co., (A. Aitken, George R. Car- ter) agents for patent medicines, &c., 1392^ u Gay Akeburst John, engineer, 20 s Schroeder Akermann Francis R. grocerv, 100 n Dallas Akermann John B. tailor, 100 n Dallas Akers Christopher, well digger, 151 n Eden Akers Daniel, boilermaker, 648 Light
AKERS EDWARD, Watchmaker, 126 s Hanover.
Akers Edwin, dry goods, 133 Lexington and
99 s Bond Akers Gabriel C. watchmaker, 126 Hanover Akers George W. engineer, 179 Hutrhes Akers Phebe B, boarding, nw cor Eutaw and
Diddle Akers Rasin L boilermaker, 182 William Akers Sarah R. saleswoman, 584 Penna av Akers Wm. H. boilermaker, 35 Bevan Albacher George, blacksmith, 4 China Albacher John V. blacksmith, 16 Lee Alband & CuUison, (C. Alband, Jesse M. Cul-
lison,) flour and feed, 4 Penn av Alband Chas. (A. & Cullison,) 160 n Pine Albars Wm. grocery, 130 Gough
J. HEA^RY GIESE,
COM.MISSIOX MEKCIIANT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
co:;sT.\xTLV for .sale
Clover f Timothy Seed, &c» Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
Albaugh Edward W. produce, 170 Barre Albaugh Mrs. Elizabeth, 246 s Charles Albaugh George, laborer, 19 Liberty al Albaugh George, painter, 59 Drnid Hill av AHaugh Grafton, shoemaker, 59 Druid Hiil av All)augh Grafton, shoemaker, 177 n Eutaw Albaugh Henry C. carpenter, 355 Penn av AUiaugh Hiram, boilermaker, 232 William Albaugh Maurice, shoeir.aker, 150 s Paca Albaugh Thomas, painter, 57 .McElderry Albaush Wm. A. brush manufacturer, n e
cor Sharp and Pratt, dw 168 Barre Albaugh AVm. E. clerk, 57 McElderry AlbergerMrs. Mary, n e cor Fayette and Castle Albers Anton, clerk, 95 s Sharp Albers Charles F. cashier, 600 Lexington Alliers Frederick, brickmaker, 178 s Wolfe Albers Dr. Honry, 95 s Sharp Albers Henrj-, jr. clerk, 95 s Sharp Albers Henry, brickmaker, 178 s AA'olfe Albers .Airs. .Alary, 178 s Wolfe Albert Adelbert, paver. 100 Somerset Albert Anr.a AI. grocery, 72 Mulberry Albert A. k H. J. paper hangings, &c , 18 n
Eutaw ALBERT AUGUSTUS, Sheriff Balto. City, '
basement Courthouse, dw 18 n Eutaw Albert Augustus, laborer, 68 s Central av AUert Augustus, (A. k H. J. A.) 18 n Eutaw Albert Augustus J. (Albert & Bro.) Govans-
lown, Baltimore co. Albert Augustus J., jr. (.\ugustu3 J. A., jr.
& Co.) Mt Vernon hotel Albert & Bro. (August. J. Albert and Wm.
J. Albert,) nfliee 6 s Charles ALBERT AUG. J., JR. & CO. (Aug. J. A. jr., . J.T.Albert,) imps. Sheffield cutlery, 6 s
Charles Alljert Casper, laborer, 4 s Gist Albert Charles, confectioner, 319 .Mulberry Albert Daniel, boot crimper, 92 Low Albert Daniel, harnessmaker, 7 Constitution Albert Francis, (Pennimau &Bro.) 249 Druid
Hill av Albert Frank, tailor, 10 n Durham Albert Fred, fancy goods, 453 w Baltimore Albert George, tailor, 164 s Bond Albert George, laborer, 295 s Durham All>ert Henrv, shoemaker, 113 Henrietta ALBERT HENRY C, furnishing goods, 151
n Eataw, dw 309 Saratoga Albert Henry J. (A. & H.J. A.) 107 w Fayette Albert Jacob B. clerk, 309 Saratoga Albert Jacob, laborer, 314 .Montgomery Albert .Jarncs, hardware, Mt A'ernon hotel Albert John, laborer, Stockholm nr Eutaw Albert John, butcher, 93 Lexington, 15 Hol-
lins and 50 Hanover markets, dw Garrison
la near Western Cemetery
ALB
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
Importers nnil Ucnltrs lit
notions and Fancy Goods,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
Hosiery. Gloves, Small Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTLHOKE ST.
Albert John, jr., bootfitter, 57 Bank Albert Jubn, weuver. 57 Penn av All-ert J(jiin, sr., booifittcr, 57 Dank Albert Joseph, turner, 290 e Lombiird Albert Joseph S. carpenter, 309 S iratoi^a Albert J. Taylor, (Aug. J. A. jr. & Co.) Mt
Vernou Hotel All'eri Mrs. Maria E. 07 Hanover AH'Crt M.arlin, bookkeeper, 17 8 Liberty Albert ."^Irs. Mary, triniininjrs, 29u e Lombard Albert Michnel, butcher, 31 Lexington ar.d 21 Rithinond markets, dw Peun av n of North- ern av Albert I'eter, confectioner, 177 e Lombtird Albert Teresa, tailoress, Clicse nr Ilaiford av Albert Thos. biborer, 4 Truxion Albert "\Vm. conductor, 18G McHenry Altert AVni. J. (Albert & Bro.) oJ Cathedral ALUHIITI, PRIUU & CO. (C. Alberti, E. A. Prior, S. IJoltc, ) importers fancy goods, 348 w Baltimore Al<<erti Chas, (A., Prior A: Co.) 190 w Lombard Alberti 11. F. (A. Brink k Co.) Bremen Albeitson Isaac, proprietor Mansion house,
n w cor Fayette and Ht Paul Albrecht, August, clerk, IS') e Monument Albretht Charles, cooper, 920 w Pmtt Albrecht Christian, carver, 3G3 3 Eiitaw Aibrecht Christian, carpenter, 3i3.'5 s Eutaw Albrecht Edmund, barber, 147 w Madison Aibrecht Frederick, carpenter, 303 3 Eutaw Albieeht Frederick, barkeeper, 79 Leadenhall Albrecht Frederick, laborer, 20 Bank Albrecht Fred. W. b.irb»r, 147 w Maoison ALItUECHT GEO. P. furniture, 99 Harrison Albrecht George, laborer, 286 n Central av Albrecht IleiiuiLh, shoemaker, j2 n Futaw Albrecht Henry, labc>rer, 8 e Lombard Albrf cht Jacob, sr. cooper, 923 w Pratt Albrtcht Jacob F., cooper, 923 w Pratt Albieeht P. August, bookkeeper, 185 e Mon- ument Albrecht Timothcus, booifittcr, 22 u Eden Albr«cht Wm. laborer, G3 Aliceanna Albrecht Win. cabinet maker, 363 s Eutaw AlbredU Mrs. Wilhelmina, beer, 3G3 s Eutaw Albrecht Warner C. barber, 147 w Madison AUrecht Wm. laborer, 20 President Albright August, laborer, 291 n Central av Albright Aug. G. boilcrmkr, 30 s Schroeder Albright August, dr«yman, 120 Henrietta A'briilit Frederick L. br.nss finisher, 100
Ramsay Ali'iighi Hy. G. copjiersmitli, 30 s Pchroeder Albright Jos. blaeksniiih, f.(j8 w Baltimore Albright Jesse P. bricklayer, 142 Columbia Alburn Chas. clerk, IGO n Pine AlecKk Wm. H. I), bookkeeper, 293 w Biddle Alcock Wm. E. (Spiller k A.) 267 n Eutaw
Alday Wm. blacksmith, 416 Saratoga Alden Mary Aim, 219 e Baltimore Aldendick "Bernard, shoemaker, 58 s Eutaw Alderdice Mrs. Sarah, confectionery, 234
Montgomery Alderson Geo". D. clerk, 4G Barre Aldrich Susie, 1 Gclston ct Aldridge Andrew, sr. 124 n Charles ALDRIDGE Jc BREWER, (George Brewer)
dry goods com. merchants, 5 German Alf^ridge Edwin, 124 n Charles A Id ridge Frederick, laborer, 79 Leadenhall Aldridgc Geo. W. carpenter, 78 Warner Aldridge Dr. John H. 124 n Charles Aldridge John, brakesmau, 235 Columbia A'dridi^e Mrs. Surah, 228 Aisquith Aldriss Henry, driver, Beluir av nr Schuet-
zen pk Aler Mrs. Anna J. 31 s Poppletoa Aler Mrs. Anna J. 79 Ilollins Aler Christian, cigarmaker, 8G s Central ar Aler Emanuel, shoemaker, 55G w Lombard Aler Georgianna, seamstress, 31 s Poppleton Aler Mrs. Elizabeth, 79 lloUins Aler John, machinist, 9 s Oregon Aler Jeremiah, finisher, 55G w Lombard A!cr John T. pumpmaker, 103 Mulberry Aler John W. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 82 n Eutaw Aler Reuben J. clerk, 119 w Biddle Aler "Washington Z. clerk, 103 Mulberry Aler Wm. H. sr. laborer, G Lemmcn Aler Wm. il. sr. moulder, 423 Lexington Alers Catherine, cor f>auk and Durham Alexander Andrew, clerk, 208 w Biddle Alexander Mis. Ann, 119 Camden Alexander Benjamin, tailor, 131 Montgomery Alexander Mrs. Caroline, 229 n Caroline Alexander (^barles, weigher, 192 Hanover Alexander Elijah, fisherman, 1G3 William Alexander F. \V'. ass't assessor, over P 0 Alexander Herman, peddler, 77 Harrison Alexander James, (Mettee & A.) 17.5 w Lom- bard Alexander James R. butcher. Point la nr Ais- quith ALEXANDER JULIAN I. attorney, n e cor
Charles and Lexington, dw 272 Lexington Alexander Julia, 131 Montgcmery Alexander Mrs. John H. 272 Lexington Alexander Lathen, laborer, 15 s Oregon Alexander Mrs. Margaret H. dressmaker, s e
cor Charles and Pleasant Alexander Myer, tobacconist, 213 w Pratt Alexander Tliomas, salesman, 18 s Chister Alexander Richard, wood insp'r, 77 s Sh-»rp Alixander Wm. trc.is. Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Co. 19 South, dw Gilmor House Alexander Wm. attorney and solicitor in
riiuity, 63 w Fayette, dw 117 e Baltimore Alford Chas. II. sec'y Md. Steamboat Co. 18
llanijistead Allord George 0. clerk, 132 s High ALFORD JAMES E. insurance agent, 26^
Second, dw 132 s High Alford James II. elerk, 132 s High Alford Samuel .M. carpenter, 132 s High Alcie Jiines, paper lilockmkcr, 8G n Caroline AUuit Frederick, thocnirtkcr, 149 e Fa>ette All Chas. lab. Greenmonnt av opp Jtukins la Allaire Joseph B. (James Sullivan k Co.) 189
w LomVard Allard Albert A. tinner, 244 e Monument
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AHard Edward C. carpenter, cor Bond and
iMillimai AUard E.hvard C. carpenter, 335 n Ga}' AUard Mary C. conftctiontry, 466 w Balti- more, d'.v 4 Iliborg Allard Joseph, carjicnter, 300 Aisquith AUard .Mary L. miilinery, 15G s Paca Allard Tdomas B. icspettor C. H. 156 s Paca Allard Wm. carpenter, 34G n Gay AUard AVm. II. stone cul'er, 201 e Eager AUeinand Cha3. clerk, 46 \v Biddle Allen Alexander, 204 Aisquitli AUt-n Alexinder, engraver, 137 s Paca Allen Belle, lol n High AMtn Henj. laborer, rear 84 Centre Mkt sp Allen Mrs. Catherine, 158 German AU'n C'Tas. H. printer, 13 s Caroline Allen Chas. .M. cl-rk, 2TG w Faveite Alien Chas. P. conductor, 155 Cross Allen ilrs. Elizabeth, 97 s Bond Allen Mr3. Elizabeth, 135 n Charles Allen Mrs. Elizabeth, G07 w Fayette Allen Edward A., U. S. N. n e cor Eutaw pi
and McMechin Allen Fannie R. GG n Broadway AUt-n France.a, 6 Josephine Allen Frederick, shoemaker, 134 Camdea Allen Geo. W . fireman, 505 Saratoga Allen Geo. W. baker, 67 n iSpring A'len (ieo. W. painter, 58 Division Allf-n G-ralbus S. driver, 107 Walsh ALLEX & GPJSWOLD, (W. A. A., E. Gris- wold) Managers Union Mut. Life In. Co. of Maine, 12 South Allen Henry, (Timson & A.) 159 e Baltimore Allen Henry, carpenter, 1 n Ann Allen benry A. prof, of music, n e cor Eutaw
pi and McMe:hin Allen Isaac, jr. caulker, 52 Cross Allen Isaac, lerryman, 5G Cross Allen James, blacksmith. 24 Tyson Allen James, clerk 184 Conway Allen James, paper carrier, Gl Holland Allen Jimes E. coach jiainter, 35 n Greene Allen James I. machinist, 204 Aisquith Allen James W. cooper, 33:3 w Lombard Allen John, Uborer, 154 West Allen John, cooper, 133 Little Greene Allen John R. machinist, 1G3 n Fremont Allen John T. puddier, 3 U'Donnell Allen John 'W. blacksmith, 57 Perry Allen Jos. H. (Xevin k A.) 2C5 e Baltimore AlKn Mv3. Laura, 93 Ai.^quith Al'en Lawrence \V. S. 339 w Lombard Allen Lewis F. carpenter, 264 Franklin Allen Lewis J., U. S. X. n e cor Eutaw pi and
McMechin Allen Luther W. P. clerk, 14 Pearl Allen Mary, 171 n Spring Allen Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 37 Hillen Allen Richel, 73'Druid Hill av Allt-n Rhodes G. sign painter, C8 s Carey Allen Robert J. bricklayer, 117 n Schroeder Alien Russell W. painter, 45 w Fayette, dw
C3 s Carey Allen Sida, saleswom^in, 239 e Baltimore Allen Sarah, paper box maker, 59 n Eden Allen Sarah, 171 n Spring Allen Sarah, second hand clothing, 270 s Bond Allen Solomon, carpenter, 98 Lee Allen Thomas, machinist, 187 s Paca Allen Thomas F. shoemaker, 125 Leadenball
J. HENRY GlESE,
COMMISSION MEIICIIANT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
ITo. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
CONST.\NTLy FOR B.ILE
Clover, Timothy Seed, &c, Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
ALLEN & UPTON, (B. Upton, Wm. Coath, J. T. Uptoa) steam furniture works, 13 and 15 Granby. lumber yard 56 Wen Falls av Allen Wm. morocco dre:'ser, 63 n Exeter Alien Wm. carpenter, 187 s Paca Allen Wm. carpenter, 505 Saratoga Allen Wm. H. aichitect and builder, cor Lex- ington and North, dw 265 e Baltimore Alle" WilTum H. shoemaker, 339 s Sharp Allen William, vinegar, Chesnut al near Ugs-
ton, dw 237 Franklin Allen Wm. laborer, 259 Forrest Allen 'Wm. B. gunsmith. 225 n E'^ei Allen Wm. H. laborer, 40 s Caroline Allen William, 139 Pierce Allen Wm. ship carpenter, Burrough near
Fort av Allen Wm. M. jr. bookkeeper, 24 s Strieker ALLEN Wil. A. (A. k, Griswold) agent Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Maine, over 12 South, dw 1 n Carey Allen Wrn. M. brick manufr, Washington av
dw 24 s Strieker Allenbaugh John C. 182 n Eden, dw 49 Mil-
liman Allenbaugh John, clerk, 49 Milliman Allenbaugh Charles T. plumber, 1S4 Pearl,
dw 145 Penna av Aibnbaueh Geo. W. plasterer, 52 Boyd Allenbaugh Wm. H. shoemaker, 499 Saratosa AUender Mrs. Alphonza, tailoress, 538 Sara- toga .A Render Geo. H. carpenter, 538 Saratoga Allers Mrs. Catherine, 146 s Ann Allers Uiedrich H. grocery and feed 140 s
Eu'aw Allers Harman E. drover, 404 s Charles
JOHN A. ALLERS,
BRICK I^AKER,
Hoale's Point, near Ferry Road,
AND DEALER I\
OFFICE, 410 SOUTH CHARLES STREET Residence. 532 VV. Fayette St
y
Allers Mrs. Virginia, 532 w Fayette
AIIps Conrad, cigarmaker, 334 s Bond
Alies FreL laborer, 16 n Castle
Alles Philip, (A. H. Frick & Co.) Harper'a
Ferrv AllewAt John Q. com. mer. 03 c Eager AUewer Frank, laborer, Eastern av near Chop*
tank
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Go.
Importers and Dealers lu
notions and Fancy Goods,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
Hosiery, Gloves, Small "Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTL^IORE ST.
Allgener John, tailor, 33 McElderry AllisoQ Mrs. Ann, 65 s Eden AlUson Ctiarlcs W. printer. Starr iiotel Allisoa James S. weigher, C. U. Starr Iiotel Allison James S. clerk, over Custom House Allison John, conductor, 349 Cathedr-al Allison Plrlip S. bookkeeper, 209 e Pratt Allison Richard T. clerk Supreme Bench, dw
Baltimore co A'lison H)bert H. grocery, 321 e Baltimore Al ison Thomas, feed, n w cor Lombard and
Poppleton, dw Carroll co Allison Win. J. carpenter, 5*id n Fremont AUmack Gi^orge W. blacksmith, 317 Mulberry AUman John, blacksmith, rear 407 n Gay AUman John, 347 s Charles All man Wm. carpenter, rear 407 n Gay AUmand John U'G. (Allmand & Williams)
84 Cathedral. ALLMAND & WILLIAMS. (John O'G. A.,
J. S. AVilliams) general insurance agents,
79 Second Allmendenger Chris, cabinetmaker, 89 e Lom- bard Allniendenger Heinrich, tailor, T7 s Chapel ALLNUTT E. S. & CO., (Edmund S. A.,
M. B Johnson) boots and shoes, wholesale,
over 258 w Baltimore Allnutt Christiana V. spinster, 100 Lee Allnutt Edmund S. (E. S. A. & Co.,) 198 w
Biddle Allnutt G. R. W. c'erk, 121 McCulloh Allnutt Henry, clerk, 100 Lee Allnutt Mrs. Margaret S. 198 w Biddle Allnutt Thomas A. clerk, 100 Lee Almond Mrs. Ann, grocery, 153 Vine Almonl John F. butcher, 158 Vine Almond John, porter, 158 Vine Almond Mary, hoop ekirt maker, G6 Division Almony John W. telegraph t,Mt.Ver!jon hotel A'.mony J.W . telegraphist, St. Nicholas hoiel Allomonk Cliristopher, laborer, 95 Lancaster Alloway Goo. N. clerk P. 0. 55 Lexington ALL«TON JOSEPH BLYTH, attorney, 8
Spurrier's ct, dw 35 w Biddle Alls Jno. P. D. shoemaker, 29 Stiles Alh William, shoemaker, 14 n Scbroeder AUtcur Thomas, tailor, 33 L McEiderry Alluisi Philip, figure maker, 202 Chesnut. Alluisi Salvator, figure and model maker, 202
Chesnut Allwell Eliza, 23 Hill
Alhvell Stephen D. ropemaker, 94 Mullikia Allwell Stephen ,S. tinner, 219 Orleans Allwell Wm. J bricklayer, 393 e Baltimore Allwell Wm. W. mariner, 104 s Ann Allyn Deborah A. te.icher 231 e Pratt Aim Adam, laborer, 1G8 s Bethel A.lmandiDger Jacq,b, weaver, 4 Tessier
Alnutt Mrs. J. A. 177 Saratoga ALNUTT JAMKS W. prest. Bink of Com- merce, 177 Saratoga Alvas Jose[ih, tailor, 23 Liberty al Al|)sieg Jacob, cooper, 153 s Spring Alricks F. W. CI Courtland Alt ('asper, shoemaker, 53G w Baltimore Alt Casper, brooramiker, 87 M-;Elderry Alt Conrad, watchman, 175 s Regester Alt John, shoemaker, 39 s Oregon Alt John, shoemaker, 1(3G Pier'^e Alt & Foy, (Peter Alt, Geo. W. Foy) oyster
packers 5 Mercer AU Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, 183 s Regester Alt Peter, 557 n Gay Altevogt Wm. laborer, 543 Canton av Altevogt Catherine, 543 Canton av Altevogt Frederick, beer, cor Third av and
Trappe road Altherr Mrs. Sarah, tailoress, 109 Front n of
Foundry Altpeter George, lager beer, s e cor Howard
and Il'chmond Altman«B. dry poods, 224 Aliceanni Alton Lewi?, carpenter, 232 Orleans Altrielh Christian grocery, 259 Hanover Altrieth Wm. coafeciioner, 259 Hanover Altvater Charles, clerk, 100 Somerset Altvater Charles, clerk 83 Pt-arl Altvater Conrad, tailor, cor Burke and Alice- anna Altvater lUrriet, 67 n E.XftT Altvater Henry, potter, 77 Cambridge Altvater Mrs. John, liquors, 112 Eisteri av Alva'er Jacob, clothing cutter, Sarah Ana nr
Scbroeder Alvater John, bricklayer, 4G n Edea Alvater Lewis, shoemaker, 331 n Gay Alvater Wm. carpeUer, 46 n Eden Alvater Wm. F. carpenter, 185 n Caroline Altvather Conrad 11. tailor, cor Burke and
Aliccanna Altvather Conrad H. jr. bill poster, 2 Pleas- ant al Altvather John C. bill poster, cor Burke and
Aliceanna Alvey, Coale & Co. (J. F. A., S. R. Coale) importers and jobbers dry goods, 17 s Sharp Alvey John F. (A., Coale k Co.) Entiuv house Alvey Samuel, stevedore, 17 s Broadway Aman Adam, butchec, 223i Light Amin Michael, laborer, U»5 s Chapel Amandt Jacob, tinner, 11 L Gough Ambacli David, (B. Burgunder k Co.,) 148 w
Lombard Ambach Gertrude, saleswoman, lG3n Gay Anibach Simon, jiorter, 1C3 n Gay Ambrose James, lal)orer, 242 e Madison Ambrose .Mrs. Annie, teacher, 66 William Ambrose W. R., painter, 2 and 4 a Greene,
dw 166 Scott Amelang August, mer. tailor, 2 n Caroline Amelung Aukru^t, baker, 26G s Eutaw Amelnng Frederick, tobacconist, 7 e Monu- ment Amen John, baker, 55 s Durham Amend Christopher, laliorer, G32 Light Am'-'nd J.>lin, laborer, 83 Johnson Amend John, drayman, 16 Baker Amend Louis, blacksmith, 97 s Wolfe Amend Mrs. Mary, midwife, 139 s Wolfe Amendt Joseph, junk, 152 s Eden
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Ameng Adolph, C34 w Favette Ament Matthew, blacksmith, 172 n Central av Ament Mattice, stock dealer, Penna av ext Ament Valentine, shoemaker, 12 Spruce al Amer Mrs. Margaret, grocery, 114 Wfst Anier Martin, iHborer, 114 West AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Bal- timore, 6 South, Jamea L. Armstrong, president American Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia,
ac:enr>v, 9 and 11 North. AMERICAN FARMER, Worthington & Lewis,
publishers, over 4 South American Improved Gas Light Co., 5 Post
Office av American Star Council, 0. U. A. M., over 422
w Baltimore American Tea Co., JI. Bamberger, prop., 153
L^-xington AMERICAN STEAM FIRE PROOF SAFE CO.. salesroom 28 South, E. B Tyler, agt Amersbach Leonard, tailor, 22 Anthony Ames Rev. A. H., 253 Harford av Ames Brothers, (Daniel R., Frank A. & Wra. Ames,) fancy goods, 98 Lexington and 20 a Eutaw Ames Daniel R. (Ames Bros.) 705 Lexington Ames Edward, tailor, 5G Tyson Ames Elijah M. clerk, 162 s Charles Ames Frank A. (Ames Bros.) ICO Saratoga Ames George T. (Tucker, Smith & Co.) 40
Lexington Ames Wra. (Ames Bros.) 50 n Greene Amey George, moulder, 103 Ramsay Amey .Mrs. Mary A. 45 s Exeter Amey Wm. bricklayer, 108 Ramsay Amey Wm. fisherman, 144 Battery av Amey AVra. farmer, 260 wBiddle Amey "\Vm. E. fisherman, 144 Battery av Amich Charles, ropemaker, 325 Harford av Amich Henry, driver, 325 Harford av Amich James H. watroner, 103 Ramsay Amich Mrs. Wm. 325 Harford av Amick Geirgie, dressmaker, 224 Barre Amlirig Georfie lager beer, 2G5 e Lombard Ammel Philip, boot crimper, over 43 Harrison Ammer George, currier, 2 L Broadway Ammer Jacob, tanner, Gl Buren Aminett Joseph R. glassblower. 335 s Sharp AMMIDON & CO. (J. P. Ammidon) kero- sene oil, lamps and glassware, CO German and 347't w Baltimore AmmidonJohn P. (A. <s Co.) 2G3 Linden av Amos .Mrs. AnnM. 234 Orleans Amos Benjamin F. tobacconist, 17G^ e Balti- more Amos Benjamin B. 40 e Baltimore Amos Mrs. Cecelia, 284 Druid Hill av Amos Charles L. clerk, 270 Druid Hill av Amos Frederick A. bricklayer, 270 Druid
Hill av Amos James E. deputy sheriff, 324 e Chase Amos James H. huckster, 305 n Eutaw Amos James T. wagoner, 402 Harford av Amos Rev. John E 249 n Caroline Amos .Mrs. Joseph L 249 Preston Amos Lydia, 305 n Eutaw Amos .Mrs. Rebecca, 187 n High AMOSS ALFRED P. k SON, (A. P. sr. and A. P. Amos, jr.) real estate, 103 w Fayette Amoss Alfred P. judge Orphan's Ct. Elllcott City, dw 249 n Carolice
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MERCn.OIT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
COXST.\NTLV rOR SALE
Clover, Tiinothu Seed, &€»
Rosendale Cement (Si Plaster.
Amoss Alfred P. sr. (A. P. A. & Son) 249 a
Caroline Amoss Alfred P. jr. (A. P. A. & Son) 83 e
Pratt Amoss Charles E. laborer, 241 n Caroline Amoss Charles F. clerk, 49 Hanover Amoss Wm. Y. watchman C. H. 21 Mott Amoss Wra. carpenter, 49 Hanover Amp-eister Jacob, brakesman, 42 s Schroeder Amrein Andrew, laborer, 5 Smith's al Amrhein George, junk, 198 Harford av Amrhein Henry, shoemaker, 38 s Regester Amrhein Jacob, shoemaker, 198 Harford av Amrhein Casper, cabinetmaker, 225 s Durham Amrhein Christoff, baker, 4 sGist Amrhein Joseph, cabinetmaker, 9 n Wolfe Amrhein Mrs. Louisa, 283 Franklin AmrheimGeo. furniture wagoner, 127 Stirling Ararheim Philip, cooper, 221 s Wolfe ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE CO. of New
Jersey, 8 Post Office av. Frank Markoe, jr.
agent Anchor Line of Steamers, Hall & Loney, agt3
26i- Second Ande"rfuhren Ab'bm, wood turner, GSRaborg Anderfuhren Christ' r, carpenter, rear of 82 a
Fremont Anderfuhren Edward G. shoemaker, 54 Park Anders Mrs. Elizabeth, 431 Canton av Anderson Ann, 45 Bolton Anderson Agnes, teacher, 385 n Gay Anderson Andrew, sup't through line B & 0
R R. 82 Camden Anderson Mrs. Ann. buckstress, 137 Ensor ANDERSON BROTHERS, (T. D. Anderson)
importers hardware, n w cor Light and
Pratt Anderson Benjamin F. cigarmaker, 130 8
Washington Anderson Charles E. baker, 51 8 Burke Anderson Cbaney, carpenter, 40 Cbatsworth Anderson Charles, blacksmith, 1 n Strieker,
dw 2 Anderson Clifford C. (A. & Parkhurst) 35 w
Eager Anderson David, horse sheer, 102 German, dw
94 nPine Anderson Edward, carpenter, 15 Carlton Anderson Rev. Eldred R. salesman, 1 Hanover Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 172 Mulberry Anderson Elizabeth, produce, IIG York Anderson .Mrs. Elizabeth, 144 William Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 150 Lanvale Anderson Ephraim F., U. S. appraiser, 530
Lexington Anderson Frank, musician, 05 n High Anderson Fred'k C. barber, 2C Centre Market
Space Anderson George H. laborer, 96 Ramsay
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
Iinpoi-tei'S and Dealers in
ITotions and Fancy Goods,
V/HITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, Hosiery, Gloves, Small Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
Andprsoa George P. (Seevers & Anderson,)
640 Lexington Anderson Mrs. — sliucker, rear 27 n Greene Anderson Geo. W. niachiaist. 301 s Paca Anderson Henry, mariner, 314 Canton av Anderson Herbert W. clerk, 183 n Calvert Anderson Hugh, painter, over 115 JlcElderrj
■\vharf Anderson Capt. Isaac J. 196 n Broadway Anderson Mrs. Isabella, laundress, 73 Eislein Anderson James, laborer, 116 York
ANDERSON JAMES M. & SON, (James M. Anderson, W. S. Anderson,) Engravers, Plate Printers and Stationers, and Dealers in Fancy Goods, 148 W. Baltimore.
Anderson J. D. furniture, 10 and 12 Second,
dw 210 Linden av ANDERSON JAMES M. (J. M. Anderson &
Son,) 183 n Calvert Anderson James, cooper, 347 s Sharp Anderson James, en>rineer, 110 Battery ar ANDERSON JAMES G-, teas and coffee, 71
Hanover Anderson Jas. N. (Wheat & A.) 23 n Liberty Anderson James, stables, 22 Garden Anderson James, 224 e Pratt Anderson Mrs. Jane B. 210 Linden av Anderson Jas. K. horse dealer, 209 Mulberry Anderson Jeanetta, nurse, G5 Forrest Anderson Jesse N. plasterer, 220 Saratoga Anderson John, blacksmith, 141 w Madison Anderson John, laborer, Calhoun nr Ramsay Anderson John W. blacksmith, 29 s Repub- lican Anderson John jr. coachsmith, 141 w Madison Anderson John W. (R. L. Seth k Co.) 160
Hanover Anderson John, tinner, 90 s High Anderson John, hackman, 141 \v Madison Anderson John, messenger, 64 Ilampsiead Anderson John, tavern, 25 Thames Anderson John, shoemaker, 134 Camden Anderson John, tailor, 22 Jasper Anderson John H. painter, 362 w Lombard Anderson John II. 104 s Sharp Anderson J. W. grocer, s w cor Gay and For- rest, dw 197 Aisquith Anderson Joshua, carpenter, 47 George Anderson Julius II. clerk, 142 n Charles Anderson Kate, milliner, 94 n Pine Anderson L. T. proprietor billiard saloon,
Franklin building, dw 41 Lee Anderson Maggie, 51 Josephine
Anderson Mrs. Margaret, 54 n Front Anderson Mrs. Mary A. 85 s Caroline Anderson Mrs. Margaret, shoes, 82 Camdea Anderson Mrs. Mary R. 23 n Chapel Anderson Mrs. Mary, 117 Hanover Anderson Mary, 90 Raborg Anderson Mrs. Mary, millinery, 160 Hanover Anderson Mrs. Mury J. grocery, G4 llampstead Anderson Mrj. M. J. 41 Lee Anderson Morris, cari)enter, 36 St. Mary's Anderson Oliver, riniier, 288 Alice.inna Anderson Oliver, police, 254 s Ann Anderson & Parkhurst, (G. C. A., A. TX.
Parkhurst,) mdse. brokers, 1 Commerce Anderson Piillip, actor, 21 Harford av Anderson Richard, l-iborer, 92 Hamlnirg Anderson Richard, blacksmith, 200 Bank Anderson Robert S. clerk, 29 Pleasant Anderson S. E. clerk, Three Tuns hotel Anderson Samuel, machinist, 203 n Dallas Anderson Samuel P. G. bookkeeper, 210 Lin- den av Anderson Stephen, currier, Three Tuns hotel Anderson Mrs. Theresa, 280 s Bond Anderson Thos. jr. carpenter, 168 e Lombard Anilerson Thomas, laborer, Sarah Ann near
Oregon Anderson Thomas D. (Anderson Bros.) 21G
Druid Hill av Anderson Thomas, canmaker, 41 Henrietta Anr^erson Thomas J. engineer, 164 William Anderson W. S. (J.M.A. &Son) 183 n Calvert Anderson VVm. carpenter, 168 e Lombard Anderson Wni. wagoner, 58 Davis Anderson "Wm. piinter, 180 Chesnut Anderson Wni. II. painter, 3 n Sharp, dw 358
Lexington Anderson Wm. F. clerk, 85 n E.xetcr Anderson Wm. H. II. aitorney, s e cor Court- land and Lexington Anderson Wrn.T. cigar maker, 367 Canton av Anderton Waller E. oyster packer, s fcido ba- sin, dw 60 n Holliday Andes Henry, baker, 259 e Lombard Andorfcr Aaron, laborer, 378 s Sharp ANDRE CHRISTOPHER & SON, (C. and Geo. Andre,) painters and dealers in paints, glass, &c., 308 Liirht Andre Christopher, (C. A. & Son,) 308 Light Andre George, (C. A. & Sou,) 176 Cross Aiulre Henry, shoemaker, 206 a Bethel ANDRK DR. J. RIDGWAY, 121 e Baltimore Andre Peter C. Madison av, termiuus City
Passenger Railroad Andrea Gotleib F. grocer}-, 36 Bank Andrea Wm. provisions, 202 s Eiitaw Andreae Theod. brass finisher, 292 s Charles Andreas Maximilian, scissors grinder, 146 3
Chapel Andres August, 86 n Central av Andrew Charles, public weigher, 5 Spear's
wharf, dw 54 Spring row Andrew Col. George, 33 Hamilton Andrew Robert F. mariner, 54 Spring row Andrew Robert C. milk, 479 Penna av Andrews Ann, tailore-s, 6 Covington Andrews Ann, 146 n Eden Andrews Alonzo M. mariner, 23 Holland Andrews Benj. barkeeper, 90 s Washingioa Andrews Mrs. Amanda, 23 Holland Andrews B. F. sign painter, 2G6 w Pratt, dw 20 Garden
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ANDREWS & CO. (J. W. Andrews, I. P. Burgess,) ship brokers and gen], com. mer- chants, and agts. Balto. and Wilmington, K. C, steamers, V3 Smith's wharf Audrews Chas. H. gunsmith, 337 Eastern av Andrews David S. laborer, 144 McHenry Andrews Edward, laborer, 103 Bank Andrews Elizabeth, dressmaker, 52 n Greene Andrews Elizabeth, laundress, 1 s Calvert Andrews Geo. W. boiler maker, 254 n Eden Andrews Geo. W. (A. & Thompson,) 237 n
Eutaw Andrews Hanson C, Washington av ext Andrews Hercules R. W. G6 Barre ANDREWS JAS. B. agt. Bait, and Savannah
Steamship Co., 231 n Fremont Andrews James, blacksmith, 240 Holling Andrews Joseph W. (Andrews & Co.) 231 n
Fremont Andrews John W. sailraaker, 23 Holland Andrews John H. machinist, 55 s High Andrews John, shoemaker, 400 Eastern av A.r.drews John, shoemaker, 200 n Exeter Andrews Josephine il. 57 Orleans Andrews Kate, 109 s Caroline Andrews Jlichael, brakesman, 83 Aisquith Andrews Ringgold, miller, 249 e Lombard Andrews R. Snowden, architect and real estate
agent, 184 n Calvert Andrews Samuel, huckster, 99 William Andrews Samuel, huckster, 15 Conway A.ndrews Sam'l K. brass moulder, 200 n Exeter Andrews S. K , Custom House, 43 Park Andrews Thomas B. gunsmith, 249 e Lombard Andrews Thomas H. carpenter, n w cor Eutaw
and Biddle Andrews Dr. T. P., Barnum's hotel ANDREWS & THOMPSON, (G. W. An- drews W. S. Thompson,) druggists and chemists, 5 w Baltimore Andrews Wm. laborer, 31 Elizabeth la Andrews W. E. clerk Post Ofnce, 1 n Paca j^ Audrews Wm. A. painter, 3 Brune Anfenger Chas. barkeeper, 39 s High Angebrant Henrietta, tavern, 180 Canton av Angel George, carter, 213 n Bond Angel John T. stonecutter, 8 Harford av Anger John, laborer, 70 Eislein Anger Valentine J. barkeeper, 118 n Gav Angerman Henry, coachtrimmer, 564 Saratoga Angerman Wm. cook, 207 Lee Angerman Wm. H. clerk, 564 Saratoga Angermeyer John, lithographer, s w cor llo-
sher and Fremont Anglemayer Jlrs. Catherine, 537 Saratoga Anglim James, (Joseph Neal & Co.) 84 w
Fayette Anker Francis, paver, 257 Aisquith Anker John, tailor, 206 e Chase Anker Jospph, sweepmaster, 102 Somerset Annan Roberdeau, clerk, 144 Townsend Annandale Wm. J. lobac'ist, 220 s Broadway Annen John, paver, 491 n Gav Anuer Henry, huckster, 59 n Spring Annwander Rev. Thos. cor Eager and Somerset Aunsley Mrs. Amanda, bat finisher, 11 Humes Annus James, tinner, 129 Franklin Anschuiz Henry, upholsterer, Greenmount av
1 r Monument Anschutz Valentine, laborer, 228 s Ann ^^ Anshutz Albert, upholsterer, 189 Forrest V Aiuhutz Charles, locksmith, 217 Canton av
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE
Clover, Timothy Seed, dc,
Rosendale Cement & Plaster.
Anshutz Henry, upholsterer, 189 Forrtst Anshutz John F. engineer, 4 Swan Anthony Edwin, fisherman, 183 William Anthony Francis, matiner, 188 William Anthony G. W. edge tool grinder, 21 n Eden Anthony Henry A. (John D. Hammond & Co.)
1C8 Penna. av Anthony James H. carpenter, 81 n Central av Anthony John, 157 Barre Anthony Caspar D. mariner, 188 William Anthony Preceptor, carpenter, 183 William Anthony Wm. carpenter, 18 Somerset Anthony Wm. B. fisherman, 188 William Anton Adam, lager beer, 255 s Ann Anton George, cutter, 216 e Eager Anton Henry, cooper, 33G e Lombard Anton Henrv, tailor, 216 e Eager AXTONI JOHN, tobacconist, 219 Light_ Antony Michael, shoemaker, 149 Franklin Antrim Dr. W. W- 57 n f'aca Anzmann Joseph A. A. police, 173 German Anzmann Joseph, bootmaker, 173 Gera an Anzmann Anthony, notions, 227 Lexington Apel Adolph, tailor, 159 e Pratt Apert Frederick, grocerv, 30 Cross APPEAL TAX COURT, City Hull, n w cor
Fayette and Calvert • Appe Jacob, laborer, 260 w Biddle Appel Chas. shoemaker, 270 Eastern av Appel Christian, cabinetmaker, 30 Pearl Appel Conrad, tailor, 291 Eastern av Appel Edward, tailor, 29 n Dallas Appel Freder'ck, laborer, 319 Canton av Appel Frederick, laborer, 223 3 Castle Appel Frederick W. books, 16 e Lombard Appel Fredericka, 24 Shakesptar Appel George, butcher, 33 Hanover market,
dw Frederick road Appel George, laborer, 270 Eastern av Appel Henry, tinner, 271 Franklin Appel Henry, 147 Camden Appel John, tailor, 83 Boston Appel John, shoemaker, 152 Raborg Appel John, mariner, 307 Aliceanna Appel Leonard, laborer, rear 4 Kaufman al Appel Martin, tailor, 66 Mullikia Appell John, tailor, 83 s Regester Appell John H. tailor, 83 s Regester Appell Mrs. Louisa, Phila. road nr Er.stav Appell Nicholas, tailor, 83 s Regester Appey Geo. W. drayman, 231 Preston Apple Frederick, laborer, 180 Canton av Apple Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 30 Pearl Appleby Andrew J. gatekeeper Greenmount
Ceraeterv Appleby Mrs. Ann, 417 n Gay Appleby El ward H. pattern maker, 303 n
Eutaw Appleby Geo. R. printer, 31 e Lombard
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
Uotions and Fancy Goods,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, Hosiery, Gloves, Small Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
Appleby Samuel, elk, n e cor Baltimore and
Eutaw Applegarth Alexander, commission merchant,
1 Bowly's wliarf, d\v 153 Saratoga Applegarth Chiis. L. packer, 261 s Charles Applegarth Mrs. Comfort, 48 Fawn Applegarth Elizabeth M. 102 Hill APPLEGAUTir & FRAME, (R W. A., J.
Frame) attorney's, 40 St. Paul Applegarth Henry C. clerk, 170 s Howard Applegarth John A. grocer, ship chandler and
com. merchant, 109 Smith's whf, dw 191
Town send APPLEGARTH CAPT. LA.WSON J. ship
yard and marine railwaj', foot of Cross, dw
28 Fawn Aj)plegarth Lawson J. & Co. (L. J. A , Thos.
R. Cook, Henry Hubbard) paints and oil,
foot of Cross Applegarth Nathaniel J. ship broker, over 4
Bowly's whf, dw 153 Saratoga Applegarth Nathaniel, (Wm. A. & Sons) 48
Fawn Applf garth Robert H. sr., cigarmaker, 2G8
Hanover Ap[)logarth Robert H. jr., cigarmaker, 2G8
Hanover Applegarth Rufus W. (A. & Frame) 153
Saratoga Applegarth Thos. J. stevedore, Choptank nr
Bank Applegarth Thos. M. (Wm. A. & Sons) 12 s
High Applegarth Wm. mariner, 1'('2 Gough APPLEGARTH WM. & SONS, (Capt. Wra.
Applegarth, Nathaniel & T. M. Applegarth)
ship brokers and com. merchants, 37 w
Pratt, cor Buchanan's whf Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Wm. Applegarth &
Sons) 12 s High Applegarth Wm. J. clerk, 48 Fawn Appleget Alfred, glass tender, 315 s Sharp Appleman P. clerk, GI Lexington Appier Chas. wheelwright, 235 Forrest Ai)pler Orlando M. paper hanger, G s Popple- ton Appier Thos. clerk, 256 Lanva'e Applewaite Henry B. clerk, 2-15 w Hoffman Appold Andrew, bark mills, s e cor Caroline
and McElderry, dw Baltimore co APPOLD GEORGE & SONS, (G. J. and
Sam'l Appold,) hide and leather dealers, 8
and 10 Water, tannery North nr Madison Appold Geo. A. clerk, Northern av between
Belair and Harford avs Appold Geo. J. (Geo. A. & Sons and Moore,
Larrabee & Co.) 2G2 n Charles Appold Sam'l, (Geo. A. & Sons and Moore,
Larrabee &; Co.) 214 n Calvert
Appold Samuel, engineer, 93 McElderry Appold Theo. R. com. nicht, 174 n Eutaw Appold Wm. H. 21t n Calvert APPRAISER'S OFFICE, (U. S.) cor Gay
and Lombard Arbel Gustav, laborer, 16 Sterrett .\rbin Henry J. butcher, 19 Hanover and 25
Belair markets, dw Jenkins lane Arbiter Hall and Workingmen's Union, 5 s
Frederick Arch Conrad, laborer, 62 Stiles Arch Wm. laborer, 17G Burgundy al Archbold Thos. laborer, 1 Wood's ct Archer Cornelius, laborer, 7 Abbot ARCHER WM. H. banker & broker, 10 3 Hol-
liday,dw 47 St. Paul Arcila Miguel, novelist, 26 Pearl Arck Catherine, notions, 236 s Bond Arck Frank, laborer, 236 s Bond Ardin D. ladies shoemaker, 61 Lexington, dw
314 n Eutaw Arena Henry (Von Kapff & Arens) 113 Park Aring James W. driver, 333 w Hoffman Aring James W. driver, 10 w Hoffman Aring Jesse, furniture wagoner, 17 Druid
Hill av Aring Samuel, furn. wagon, 333 w HoGfman Arkley Jacob, canmaker, 234 s Sharp Armacoast Jas. M. bricklayer. 210 n Caroline Armacost George, wagoner, 64 n Central av Armacost Jas. stonemason, Bull's Head hotel Armacost Calvin A. carpenter, 221 Cathedral Aimacost Malcolm, 1G2 Penna av Armacost Margaret, 23 Lewis Armacost Priscilla, 71 n Central av Armacost Wra. H barkeeper, 130 n Front Armager Jesse, 186 Hanover Armager Jesse, brickmaker, Clement near
William Armandt Mary, 139 s Wolfe Armandt Paul, mariner, 137 s Wolfe Armar Geo. F. (A. & Mitchell) 143 n Eutaw Armar & Mitchell, (G. F. Armar, Jas. Mitch- ell) oil, lamps, china nndglass, 164 Franklin Armas 15ernabe, 2 n Carey Armas Manuel, 1 n Carey Armat Sarah, 38 Mulberry Arn;ibrust John, painter, 276 s Sharp Armbruster George, fileraaker, 187 Raborg Armbruster John, blacksmith, 187 Raborg Armbruster Leopold, uph'ilsl'r, 129 Franklin Armeger John L. hatter, 332 Aisquilh Armeling Geo. clerk, 122 Bank Armeling Geo. jr. clerk, 122 Bank Armeling Henry J. lager lieer, 205 s Ann Armeling John, blacksmith, 122 Bank Arniendt John E. gunsmith, 2G1 s Broadway Ariueyer Frederick, laborer, 9 Henry Armiger Allen, 377 e Fayette Arraiger Benj. F. cooper, 59 Holland Armiger Eli, printer, 101 e Fayette Armiger George, bootfilter, 80 Mulberry Armiger Mrs. Isabella, 377 e Fayette Armiger James R. (Canfield Bro. & Co.)
Thompson nr Republican Armiger Joseph, combmaker, 188 n Caroline Armiger Joseph II. carpenter, 38 n Frederick,
dw 426 e Monument Armiger Joshua E. carpenter, 296 n Eden Armiger Richard, house furnishing store, 135
n Gay, dw 321 e Eager Armiger Robt. B. carpenter, 51 s Eden
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Arrnisrer Thos. carver, 38 n Frederick, dw 377
e Fayette Armistead Anderson H. 223 n Charles Armistead C. Hughes, 103 w Monument Armistead Geo. clerk, 103 w Monument Armistead J. J. clerk, 223 n Charles Armistead J. Ryan, collection clerk, F. and
M. Nat. Bank, dw 103 w Monument Armistead James R. clerk, 103 w Monument Armitage Geo T. painter, 172 Druid Hill av Armitage Dr. James, 14 n Paca Armitage James, machinist, 617 w Pratt Armitage Jos. mariner, 204 Montgomery Armitage Mrs. Kate, 238 av Fayette Armitage Mrs. Rebecca, C17 w Pratt Armor Chas., Custom House, 54 s Bond Armor Geo. F. 143 n Eutaw Armor Jos. G. painter, 8G n Greene Armor Leonidas, tobacconist, 63 n Calvert,
dw 86 n (Jreene Armor .Martin, paver, 201 Montgomery Armory Fifth Nat. Guard, over 161 n Howard Armory Snowden Battalion, s w cor Calvert
and Franklin Armory First Nat. Guard, n w cor Saratoga
and Davis Armory Col. John McNulty's Bat'n, 37 North Armstrong Andrew J. carpenter, 86 s Chapel Armstrong And'w S. machinist, 177 e Fayette Armstrong Benj. H. machinist, 152 n Bond Armstrong & Berry, (Geo. H. Berry) pub- lishers anil booksellers, 156 w Baltimore Armstrong Mis. Catherit.e E. grocery, 141 3
Wolfs ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., (R. W. Ga- tor, B. F Cator, J. F. Bealmt-ar, W. J. H. Walters, W. H. Pagon) silk and millinery goods, 237 and 239 w Baltimore Armstrong & Co. (Jhs. A. and Wm. E. Poul-
ton) carpenters, 454 w Baltimore Armstrong, Cunningham & Co. (James A., George A. C, E. W. Robinson) iron foun- ders, cor Burke and Cambridge Armstrong & Denny, (W. A., John Denny) furn. manufac, cor Light and Montgomery Armstrong E., Mansion bouse •
Armstrong Edward A. plumber, cor Canton
and O'Donnell Armstrong Mrs. Eliza, 329 w Fayette Armstrong Emma F. teacher, 250 e Monument Armstrong Francis, laborer, 5 Grace ct
ARMSTRONG & HOPKINS, (R. D. Armstrong, J. S. Hopkins) Pro- vision Commission Merchants, 4 Commerce and 6 Patterson.
Armstrong James, (A. & Poulton) 198 Walsh
ARMSTRONG JAS. & CO., (Chas. Webb & Thos. Armsti'ong,) Soap and Candle Manufacturers, keep constantly on hand a large assort- ment of Soap and Candles of the best quality, manufactured at their Factory, Concord street, between Lombard and Pratt
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MEIlCn.A.NT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
CO.VSTAMLY FOn SALE
ClovcVf Timothy Seeil, &c, Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
Armstrong James, (A., Cunningham & Co.)
257 Bank Armstrong James F. agent, 29G e Chase Armstrong James J. clerk, 166 McCulloh Armstrong James L. pres't Amcr'n Fire Ins.
Co. of Balto, 6 South, dw 52 n Greene Armstrong Mrs. James D. 1C6 McCullo'h Armstrong James W. painter, 189 Battery av Armstrong John, 237 n Howard Armstrong John, 134 s Sharp Armstrong John, wireworkcr, 107 Stirling Armstrong John A. 19 Cathedral Armstrong John H. bookkeeper, 46 e Ba'timorc Armstrong John M. teacher, 187 Battery av Armstrong Josephine L. school, 228 e Pratt Armstrong Mrs. L. grocery, 229 Light Armstrong Mrs. Margaret, tavern, 330 s Bond Armstrong .Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 131 Pierce Armstrong Mrs. Matilda, Belair av nr Balti- more Cemetery Armstrong R. Dorsey, (Armstrong & Hop- kins,) s w cor Mndison and Mosher ARMSTROxXG ROBERT W. millinery, 123
L'^'xington Armstrong Rowland J. wire worker, 107 Stir- ling Armstrong Saml. S. printer, 104 Chew Armstrong Mrs. Susan, 250 e .Monument Armstrong Mrs. Tbos. 73 n Paca Armstrong Thomas G. clerk, 134 3 Sharp Armstrong Thomas, boiler maker, 229 Light Armstrong Thos. (J. Armstrong & Co.) 236
n Calvert Armstrong Victor C. (Tomlinson & A ) 519
w Fayette Armstrong Wm. J. (Hoffman, Staley & Co.)
Entaw house Arras'rong AVm. (Armstroi^ & Denny,) 187
Battery av Armstrong Wm. F. wagoner, 169 Orleans Armstrong Wm.. Assist. Sec'y American Fire
Ins. Co. 52 n Greene Armsworthy Benj. blacksmith, 32 Conway,
dw 93 Lee Army Building, 51 s Sharp, Brantz .Mayer,
pavmaster Arnbrandt Geo. laborer, 297 Eastern av Arnd Francis, vinegar, 261 e Lombard Arnd Richard, tobacconist, s w cor Lombard
and Regester Arnet Wm. huckster, 56 Penna. av Aruett Henry, mariner, 133 Hudson Arnett Levi, shoemaker, 357 n Gay, dw 359 Arnett Wm. H. clerk, 5 McEIderry Arnold Dr. Abraham B. 7 s High Arnold Adam, machinist, 195 Conway Arnold Ciiarles, carpenter, 114 Ensor Arnold Charles A. confectioner, 239 a Gay, dw a w cor Baltimore and Bond
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
IniI>orter8 aud Dealers In
notions and Fancy Goods,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, Hosiery, Gloves, Small Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
Arnold Courad, blacksmith, 9G0 w Baltimore Arnold Mrs. Elizabelh, milk, 304 Johosoa Arnold Francis, surgical instrument maker,
15 s Sharp, dw 343 w Lombard Arnold Frank, (A. & James) 327 n Broadway Arnold Geo. laborer, 87 e Lombard Arnold Geo. boxmaker, 153 8 Sprins: Arnold Geo. "\V. baktrj, 239 n Gay, dw 327
n Broadway Arnold Henry, bricklayer, 130 L. Greene Arnold Henry, confectioner, 9G0 w Baliimore Arnold Isaac, 3G Holland Arnold James R. bricklayer, 25 McHcnry Arnold & James, (F. A., Jno. B. James)
bakers aud confectioners, 238 e Baltimore Arnold John, tailor, 312 s Bond Arnold John, 960 w Baltimore Arnold John W. clerk, 343 \v Lombard Arnold John J. 327 n Broadway Arnold Joseph, 2 s Poppleton Arnold Marks, 36 Holland Arnold John W. clerk, 343 w Lombard Arnold Michl. tanner, 21 Front, n of Foundry Arnold Nicholas, tailor 71 Bank Arnold Oscar, carpenter, 104 s Strieker Arnold Peter, boiler maker, 45 e Eager Arnold Richard H. cabinet maker, 125 Mul- berry Arnold Samuel, clerk, 327 n Broadway Arnold Mrs. Sarah, 2 Sterrett Arnold Wm. laborer, 215 Battery av Arnold Wm. H. clerk, 6 s Central av Arnold Wm. H. clerk, 25 McHenry Arnold Wm. laborer, 374 Eastern av Arnold Wm. bricklayer, 2 Slerrelt Arnold Wm. H. brickmaker, 2 China Arnold Wm. J. shifgoiner, 204 e Madison Arnold AVm. b.^ker, 239 n Gay, dw 327 n
Broadway Arnold Dr. Wm. T. dentist, ofEce 65 n Paca,
dw 343 w Lombard Arnreich John, shoemaker, 3 Smith's ct Arnt Henry, carter, 34 Georgre Aro John H. grocery, 508 w Pratt Aro Joseph, gardener, 313 Harford av Aro Lewis, butcher, 470 Liolit Arold (Jeorge, laborer, Wilson nr Penca av Arold John, cooper, 107 s Dallas Arold Mrs. Mary, second Land goods, 658 w
Baltimore Arold John, shoemaker, 12 Dewberry al Arpcrley Mrs. Catherine, laundress, rear 31
King Arpin Henry, butcher, 25 Belair and Hanover
mkts. dw Jenkins la Arscott Mrs. Ann, 183 Hughes Arscott, Elizabeth, seamstress, 183 Hughes Arrcdondo Fernando, 1 u Carey
Arscott Samuel G. M. sheet iron work, 183
Hughes Arringdale Mary A. boarding, 276 w Fayette Artenstine Gabriel, (A. Schmidt & Co.) Kansas Arthur Anthony, clerk, 134 s Howard Arthur Bridget, 81 Booth Arthur Chas. bill poster N. C. R., 45 Valley Arthur David, hatter, 479 n Fremont Arthur David, butter, 171 e Madison Arthur Henry, jr., 53 n Eutaw ARTHUR IlENRr, baker, 53 n Eutaw and
32 Camden, dw 53 n Eutaw Arthur James D. 0. carpenter, 479 n Fremont Arthur James, trunks and harness, 369 Sara- toga Arthur James, carpenter, 479 n Fremont Arthur James, fireman, 131 Scott Arthur James, clerk, 719 Lexington Arthur John, hatter, 479 n Fremont Arthur J. Fleming, teacher, 719 Lexington Arthur John, blacksmith, 13 Bank Arthur John, laborer, e Baltimore ext Arthur JIary A. seamstress, 211 e Monument Arthur Patrick, hod carrier, 167 s Chapel ARTHUR DR. ROBERT, dentist, 117 n
Charles Arthur S. A. McN. coal, s e cor Pratt and Greene, and grocery, n w cor Eden and Chew, dw n w cor Eden and Chew Arthur Thomas, coach painter, 13 Valley Arthur Wm. W. hat manuf. and dealer in
ladies' furs, 1 w Baltimore Arthur Wm. C. insp. C. H. 119 Lexington Arthurs Mrs. Ann C. 267 St. Paul Arthurs Edward, shoemaker, 181 s Caroline Arvey Napoleon, ship carp. 22 s Gist Arzt Henry, shoemaker, 100 Lancaster Asbeck Louis, restaurant, 13 s Eutaw ASBURY LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF N. Y.
T. A. Rainsford, agent, 44 Post Office av Asen John, laborer, 42 Abbot Asendorff Albert, carpenter, 146 Pearl A sendorff George, box maker, 164 Mulberry Asendorff Henry, carpenter, 166 Mulberry Ash George, machinist, 60 Fawu Asfi George T. ship chandlery and junk store,
104 Dugan's wharf, dw 372 c Baltimore Ash Israel, clothing, &c., 104 Light st wharf,
dw 176 Hanover Ash James, laborer, 14 e Monument Ash Louis, (M. Gutnian k Co ) 162 s Sharp Ash Michael J. bookkeeper, 176 Hanover Ash Samuel, laborer, 18 Sterrett Ash Mrs. Susan, millinery 176 Hanover Ash Thomas P. gas fitter, 250 s Eutaw Ashburn Benjamin S tobacconist, 280 w Bal- timore, dw 33 n Pine Ashburn Mrs. Louisa, 115 Conway Ashburner Charles H. vice-pres. Abbott Iron
Co. 331 e Pratt Ashbury & Hair, (J. M. A., B. M. Hair) gro- cers, 306 Light Ashbury Josejjh M. (A. & Hair) 342 Light Ashby John, conductor, 106 Hollins Ashby Wm. A. salesman, 312 w Baltimore Ashcom George W. mariner, 95 Gough Ashcom John L. pilot, ',15 Gough Ashcom Nathaniel, 211 Hanover Ashcroft Robert, shipbuilder, u c cor Thames
and Wolfe, dw 54 s Broadway Asbcroft Robert J. clerk, 54 s Broadway
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Ashcroft Wellp, ship joiner, 154 Gough Ashe Charles W. clerk, 189 Chesnut Ashe Henry B. huckster, 189 Chesnut Asherich Charles, blacksmith, 251 Hamb'jrg Ashland Chapel (M. E. Ch. South) Fayette
nr Caroline Ashland Square, intersec. Monument and Gay Ashler Barney, canmaker, 12 Comet Ashley Cuailes C. carpenter, 195 Hanover Ashley Wm. H. boxmaker, 338 w Pratt, dw
195 Hanover Ashman Mrs. Mary A. 214 Madison ar Ashman Mrs. Susanna, seamstress, 20 Ryan Ashman Wm.H. huckster, 102 s Poppleton Ashmore Wm. H. clerk, 39 Pearl Ashton Clinton J. printer, 15 n Strieker Ashton Mrs. Eliza, dressmaker, n e cor Ensor
and Enger Ashton Geo. C. scourer and dyer, 83 Mulberry Ashton John H., U. S. storekeeper, 324 w
Fayette Ashton John M. coach painter, 2-18 e Lombard Ashton Marrow, 222 Saratoga Abhton Mary, 141 Raborg Ashton Thomas, messenger, 15 n Strieker Ash way Catherine, 63 Albemarle Askew Albert C. upho'sterer, 222 Mulberry Askew Charles L. carpenter, 222 Mulberry Askew Mrs. E. A. dressmaker, 124 s Paca Askew Jehu B. asst. postmaster, 45 s Exeter Askev/ John, engineer, 171 s Washington Askew John, fireman, 117 s Vv'ashingiou Askew Mrs. T. B. dressmaker, 124 s Paca Askew Mrs. Susan, 142 n Pine Askew AVm. Henry, mail agent X. C. R., 142
n Pine A=key James R. k Co. (J. R. Askey, A. J. Shaw) plumbers and gas fitters, 23 e Bal- timore Askey James R. ( J. R. A A: Co.) 215 e Fayette Askey James, salesman, 215 e Fayette Askey Joseph, carter, 83 Granby Askey Wra. cooper, 5G Siiies Asman Conrad, junk, 141 s Central av,dwl44 Asmus Datiiel, carpenter, 200 L Hughes Asmus John, wheelwright, 482 Penn av As[>elmeyer Fred'k, liquors, 251 Eastern av AspinairBenj. 234 w Biddle Aspril David S. stevedore, 131 s Eden Aspnl James L. clerk, 277 n Eden ASSESSOR OF INTERNA L REVENUE, THIRD DISTRICT, office over post office, R. M. Proud, assessor, Asiman Geo. baker, 48 Raborg A>smen Jacob, cooper, 344 s Charles ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
CO. 4Souih, Thos. J. Flack, president Associated Press, Room 9, over s w cor Balti- more and South Associate Reformed Church, Rev. John Ley- burn, pastor, Favette nr Liberty Asterlein Henry, laborer, 110 s Chapel Atack Sylvester, machinist, 6 Bevan Atacks D. shipcarpenter, 230 s Broadway Atkins Josepii W. sale.>man, 272 w Baltimore Atkinson & Brothers, (J. II. Atkinson, W. C. Atkinson) grocers aud liquor dealers, 186 s Broadway Atkinson Dudley, clerk, n e cor Fayette and
Gilmor Atkinson Edward T. clerk, 67 Centre Atkiniou Elizabeth J. 212 Linden av
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MEUCHAXT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
COXSTAXTLT FOB SALE
Clover, Timothy Seed, &c, Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
Atkinson Geo. sr. butcher, 27 Centre, 14 Lexington and 32 Hanover markets, dw 431 Penna. av Atkinson Mrs. Hannah, Fulton nr Dover Atkiu=on Dr. I. E. 326 n Eutaw Atkinson Israel S. conveyancer, 7 Vratson Atkinson Jas. barber, 407 n Gay, dw 54 Chew Aikinson John S. driver, 248 n Caroline Atkinson John P. clerk, 79 Ensor Atkinson John W. dry goods, 290 h Gay Atkinson Jos. cibinetmnker, 553 Saratoga Atkinson Joshua H. (Atkinson k Bros.) 235
e Lombard Atkinson »Mrs. Margaret, dressmkr, 74 s Ann Atkinson M. T. school, 54 Chew Atkinson Mrs. Mary, dressmkr, ISO n Eutaw Atkinson Mrs. Mary E. 248 n Caroline Atkinson Mrs. Mary J. 79 Ensor Atkinson Matthew S. (Lochtr & A.) 326 n
Eulaw Atkinson Rachel A. teacher, Q McElderry Atkinson Robt. M., Potomac nr Hudson Atkinson Dr. Robert, teacher, 84 w Monument A'kinson Samuel E. grocery, 277 e Lombard Atkinson Mrs. Susan, taiioress, Calhoun nr
Mc Henry Atkinson Mrs. Dr. Thos. C. school, 67 w
Centre Atkinson Thos. F. carpenter, 180 n Eutaw Atkinson Thos. W. (Hull, Atkinson k Co.)
Penna. av near toll pate Atkinson Wm. B. wireworker, 47 Booth Aikinson AVm. George, clerk, 9 M' Elderry Atkinson Wm. C. (Atkinson k Bros.) 27 s
Broadway Atkisson Allen, quarryman, Lexington ext Atkisson James, quarryman, Lexington ext Atlantic Fire and Marine Ins. Co. 8 South,
Isa^c S. George, president Atlantic and Georges Creek Coal Company,
German nr Calvert Atlantic Mut. Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. 20 Post
Office av Atlns Mut. Life Ins. Co. of St. Louis, 5 Post
Office av Atlee Isaac, clerk, 276 w Fayette Ailee James, agent Grover k Baker's Sewing
Machines, 17 n Charles, dw Baliimore co Atler Geo. W. ccachsmith, 94 n Poppleton Atler Francis, bricklayer, 230 Lee Atler Wm. A. clerk, 94 n Poppleton Attmore Geo. S. medical student, 49 St. Paul Attrili Henry Y. vice pres. Peoples' Gaa Co.,
40 n Calhoun Atwell Benjamin F. mariner, 187 n Eieter Atwell Mrs. Charlotte, 187 n E.Keter Atwell Daniel, carpenter, 219 Gough Atwell George M. ship carpenter, 250 s Ann Atwell JohaB. canmaker, 280 Aisquilh
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Importers mid Dealers In
MOTIONS Si FANCY OOODS,
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces,
HOSIEHY, GLOVES, SMALL WARES, &c.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
Atwell James R. ship carpenter, 256 9 Aua Atwell Joseph, boat builder, 29G s Ann Atwell Joseph W. blacksmith, 159 Chesapeake Atwdl Richard H. 23 Courtland Atwell Thomas E. laborer, 115 e Eager Atwell Thomas E. carpenter, 115 e E^ger Atwdi Wm.F., U. S. storekeeper, 118 Han- over Atwell Wm. W. carpenter, 187 n Exeter Atwell Wm. police, 134 William Atwood Arthur, puddler, 1G9 Hudson Atwood Mis. Marj'. 548 w Baltimore Atwood Lallan, heater, 1G9 Hudson Atzell Frederick, shoemaker, 100 n Eden Aiibach Joseph, blacksmith, "iG Reason Aubrey Wra. 62 Saratoga Aubry Louis, French teacher, 88 Franklin Aubry Mad. L., French fluting, 88 Franklin Aubei Adam, jiaroess maker, 233 Aliceanna Aubel Christian, 233 xVliceanna Audibert Mrs. Anna E. fancy goods, 206 n
En taw Audouin Susette, 51 n Front Audoun & Hruscup, (J. II. A., T. Rruscup) real estate brokers, 10 Law buildings, St. Paul Audoun Joseph A. pattern maker, 107 Rank Audoun Joseph H. (A. & Bruscup) attorney,
107 Bank Audoun Oliver, (Binj'on & A.,) 132 Bank Audoun Oliver, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank Audoun Wm. F. carpenter, 187 Eastern av Auel Adam, shoemaker, 342 Hanover Auel Adam, shoemaker, 5 May Auer Henrietta, 69 Park Auer Jacob, grocery, 2 Lexington Auer John, blacksmith, 69 Henrietta Auerbach Mrs. Elizabeth, 20 Hamburg Auerbacii Lewis, dollar store, 70 Lexington
and 193 n Gay Autrbach Joseph, jeweler, 91 Pearl Auerbach Samuel L. jewelry, 70 Lexington Auerback Christian, drayman, 158 Henrietta Auerman Jacob, japanner, 157 Welcome al Auill-rt (Jtorge, car driver, IGO s Washington Auger Ileitman, clerk, 219 Gough AUGER JACOB P. (J. P. A. & Co ) G6 Bos- ton Auger J. P. & Co., (J P. Auger, R. Wilson)
oyster packers, GG Boston August Carl A. shoemaker, 33 s Wolfe August Joseph, boot fitter, 252 n Howard Augustine Adam, laborer, 21 Goush Aughinbaugh l}ernard, cond'r Gilmor house Auinbauh John, importer wines and liquors,
107 Franklin, dw 13G Pearl Auinbauh John F. clerk, 13G Pearl Aukamp Antonio, cicn.r maker, 22 Douglass Aul Henry, sugar boiler, 54 s Central av
Aul John, lager beer, n e cor Chase and Cen- tral av Aul Michael, shoemaker, 316 n Gav Aulbach John A. butcher, 11 i.nd 26 Fell's Puint market, dw Belair read nr city limits Aulabaugh John H. grocer, cor Paca and
Lexington dw 17 e Eager Aulabaugh Zephaniah N. teacher, 100 Chew Aulc'im Andrew, cigar maker, 22 Douslass Auld Benjamin F. serg t iiolice, 255 Gough Auld Edwin, clerk, 52G w Pratt Auld Capt. Edward II. mariner, 383 e Balti- more Auld Haddaway, clerk, 526 w Pratt Auld Mrs. Maria, 271 e Pratt Auld Philip, ship carpenter, 177 Hughes Auld Samuel, ship carpenter, 271 e Pratt Auld Mrs. Sarah, tailoress, 227 e Fayette Auld Mrs Sophia, 383 e Baltimore Auld Wilson, fngineer, 338 e Lombard Aull Henry, fireman, 54 s Central av Aull Louis, clerk, 56 President Aull Mrs. Elizabeth, 52 President Aull Mary, dressmaker, 52 President Aull Cas[)er, broom maker, 247 n Eden Ault John, shoemaker, 166 Pierce AULT & McAVOV, (S. Ault, H. L. McAvoy)
gas fixtures, 32 n Calvert Ault Joseph, clerk, 32 n Calvert Ault Samuel, (A. & McAvoy) Baltimoie co Ault Wm. machinist, 88 s Poppleton Aulthouse Geo. W. (Mrs. Mary A. H. & Co.)
187 w Pratt Aulthouse Mrs. Mary A. & Co. (G.W.Alt
house) vegetabl'S and fish, 270 w Pratt Aultbouse Mis. Mary, boarding, 87 s Paca Aummearman John, brewery, 324 s Bund,
dw 326 Aunspaugh James A. salesman. Three Tuns
hotel Aurick Frederick, weaver, 925 w Pratt Austen Dr. Philip II. 8 Cathedral Austermuhle Henry, tobacconist, 141 Jeffer- son, dw s w cor Jeflerson and Broadway Austermuhle Henry, shoemkr, 319 w Pratt Austin Alex. R. bookkpr Citizens' National
Bank, Decker ex tended Austin Mrs. Anna B. 426 Light Austin Geo. C. carpenter, 45 Elizabeth la Austin James, wagoner, 95 n Caroline Austin Jolin, stove mounier, 77 s Chester Aus in John, stove mounter, 242 Bank Austin Samuel J. ship plumber, 213 Bank Austin Sophia, seamstress, 33 s CHroliiie Austin Theodore D. chairmakcr, 363 s Sharp Austin Theodore G. teller People's Bank, 50
n Poppleton Austin Wm. shipsmith, 213 Bank Austin Wm. F. carpenter, 381 s Eutaw Austrian Betsy, capmaker, 211 s Broadway Austrian Robt. (R.A. & Co.) 211 s Broadway Austrian Robert k Co. (R. A., B. Levy) hat
anct cap manufacturers, 7 s Liberty Auih John, laborer, 122 Johnson Auth Nicholas tailor, 122 Johnson Averill, Edward S. clerk, 23 n Calvert Avesser Andrew, riveter, 242 s Dallas A vet Louis, liquors, 113 n Howard Await Ferdinand, shoemaker, G4 Mulberry Await George, shc^maker, 64 ]\Iull)erry Awbrey Andrew J. cigariaaker, 306 e Monn- mtnt
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Awbrey John S. plasterer, 233 e Madisoa Awbrey Priestly, shoemaker, 233 e Madison Awbrey Thomas P. paioter, 308 e Monument Awls Wm. shoemaker, 16 n Schroedcr Ax Christian, (G. W. Gail & Ax) 59 Barre Axt Martin, cigarmaker, 107 Columbia Ay Fritz, laborer, 29 s Burke Ay George, laborer, 40 Aliceanna, Canton Ayd Francis, carpenter, 24G e Eager Ayd John, carpenter, 259 Aisquith Ayd Joseph, carpenter, 259 Aisquith Ayd Joseph, pianomaker, 246 e Eager Ayd Mrs. Josephine, coufection'y, 246 e Eager Aydelott Mary F. diessmaker, 180 Mont- gomery Ayde'ott Margaret if. 180 Montgomery Aydelott Wm. porter, 132 Pearl Ayers Mrs. Ann, rear 179 s Ann Ayers Andrew J. stevedore^ 327 s Bond Ayers George W. mariner, 251 e Lombard Ayers George W. 198 s Broadway Ayers James, laborer, 67 s Washington Ayers Mrs ilartha, 58 Greenmount av Ayers Capt. Samuel, 214 s Ann Ayers Samuel, jr. waterer, 214 8 Ann Aj'ers AVesley, laborer, 12 Hammond al Ayler Elizabeth, 160 n Eden Avler John W. clerk, 160 n Eden AYLSWORTfl BOWEN McG. carpenter, 25
n Poppleton Aymold Lewis, painter, 335 9 Charles Ay mold Mrs. Maria, 385 s Cbailes Ayres .Mrs. E. II. boarding, 185 w Fayette Ayres Helen M. T. teacher, 127 St. Paul Ayres Isaac, mariner, 212 s Bond
B.
Baacke Tobias, cooper, 143 Hamburg Babb .Mrs. J. D. jr. cake baker, 68 s Charles Babbestella George, shoemaker, 114 s Durham Babendrier Louis, pianomaker, 9 n Pine Babendrier Mrs. Sophia, notions, 9 n Pine Baber Mrs. Julia, 44 s High Babrick Joseph, drayman, 409 Light Babst John, ship carpenter, 16 Burke Baby Henry A. baker, 501 w Pratt Baccigalupo Louis, cigarmaker, 17 w Fayette Baccigalupo Nicolai, fruit, 63 President Baccigalupo Mrs. Vincent, confectionery, 17
w Fayette BACH ADAM, groceries, flour and feed, 329
Aisquith Bach Balthazar, carpenter, 17 Arch Bach .Mrs. Catherine, confectionery, "Wolfe nr
Fayette Bach .Mrs. Catherine, 47 Chatsworth Bach Henry, (Hartman, Bach & Co.) 6 n Ann Bach Henry W. clerk, 6 n Ann Bach John, laborer, Wolfe nr Fayette Bach John C. carpenter, 415 s Charles Bach Peter, shoemaker, 146 n Caroline Bacbarach Abraham, dry goods, 77 Ensor Bacharach David, furniture, Ac, 186 Pearl Bacharach David, jr. photographer, cor Lex- ington and Eutaw, dw 186 Pearl Bacharach Edward, 108 Hanover Bacharach Moses, clerk, 1S6 Pearl Bacharach Nathan, 9 s Caroline Bacharach Nathan E. printer, 9 s Caroline Bacharach Simon, salesman, 77 Ensor Bacharach Solomon, salesman, 77 Ensor
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COMMISSION MEKCHAXT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
CONST.\NTLY FOU SALE
Clover f Timothy Seed, &c,
Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
Bacheldcr James W. timber, 244 Bank Bachelor Wm. II. police, 18 L Gough Bachler Jacob F. confectioner, 75 Druid Hill av Bachman Adam, oysters, 141 s Exeter Bachraan Adam, whitewasher, 187 s Wash- ington Bachman Andreas, 19 Barnes Bachman Andrew, lager beer, 62 Mulberry Bachman August, shoemaker, 7 Montgomery Bachman Frederick, 215 3 Eutaw Bachman Frederick, shoemaker, 96 s High Bachman George, clerk, 331 s Charles Bachman George, pianomaker, 133 Henrietta Bachman Henry, stc. hand goods, 214 s Car- oline Bachman Henry, tailor, 92 n Durham Bachman John, tailor, 244 n Gay Bachman John, shoemaker, 33 Albemarle Bachtnan John M. cigar manufacturer, 153 v?
Pratt, dw 60 Albemarle Bachman Ludwig, tailor, 133 Vine Bachmanu Chas. W. tinner, 422 Hanover Bachmann Rev. Marcus. 78 s Broadway Bacholor John, fisherman, 292 Johnson Bacholor Joseph, 307 Aisquith Bachrach Aaron, 164 e Lombard Bachrach Augusta, 164 e Lombard Bachrach Mrs. Henrietti, 238 Canton av Bachrach Joseph, cltrk, 233 Canton av Bacht Henry, baker, 5 Baker's ct Bacigalupo Antonio, confectionery, 100 Light
St. wharf, dw Lee nr Light Bacigalupo James, confectionery, 140 Light
St. wharf Bacigalupo Nicolo, fruiterer, 68 Pre.'ident Back G. Adam, furniture wagons, Wilmer al
nr Hoffman Backer Peier, laborer, 50 Pennsylvania av Backert Andreas, fhoemaker, 156 s Chapel Backes Peter, shoemaker, 255 e Pratt Backinhus Henry R. laborer, 22 Eastern av Backinhus Henry, mariner, 22 Eastern av Backman August, shoemaker, 670 w Balto. Backman Frederick, wagoner, 118 Johnson Backman Francis, black.smith, 122 West Backman Geo. A. pattern maker, 57 McHenry Backman Jas. E. pattern maker, 57 McHenry Backu3 Charles C. 126 w Madison Backus Rev, Dr. John C. 120 w Madison Bacon k Co. (F. X. Lipp, James Lipp) coffee
manufacturers, 476 w Baltimore Bicon Edward, conductor, G46 w Baltimore Bacon Capt. James, 121 s Broadway Ba^on Mrs. Jane, confectionery, 89 Holllus Biicon John, engineer, 476 w Baltimore Badders Henry H. carpenter. Bank la near
McClellan, dw 68 Park av Badders Jackson, customhous". Farmer's hotel Bidders Nicholas, carpenter, Farmers' hotel
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Importers and Dealers In
notions and Fancy Goods,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
Hosiery, Gloves, Small Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
B.\dea Mrs. Frances, 50 n Charles
Eadea John R. clerk tobacco warehouse, 17
Peon Badenfield Geo. mariner, 273 Canton av b'adenfield Henry, ship carp'r, 273 Canton aT Badenfield Henry, jr., mariner, 273 Canton av Bader Mrs. Agatha, 20 Mott Bader Henry, barber, 191 Lexington Bader Jacob, grocery, 268 s Sharp Badger Charles, stonecutter, 106 Ramsay Badger David E. carpenter, 23 Hill Badger James, carpenter, 171 Hanover Badger Thos. P. sew. mach. oper'r, 75 Hillen Badrum Lewis, butcher. Monument ext Badscher Lorenz, laborer, rear 117 Albemarle Baeckel Henry, wheelwright, 172 Peirce Baer August, laborer, 229 s Wolfe BAER ARTHUR P. & CO. (A. P. Baer, C. E. Savage, special) hides and leather, 2 Water Baer Mrs. Catherine, grocery, 105 Ensor Baer Arthur P. (A. P. Baer & Co.) 132 w
Biddle Baer Banckard, gardener. Gist nr Eastern av ,BAER & BRO. (George H. and C. W. Baer)
gen'l com. merchants, 22 Spear's wharf Baer Casper, laborer, 225 s Durham liaer Ch.^s. W. ( aaer & Bro.) 48 .McCulIoh Baer Christopher, laborer, 114.,Orlean3 Baer Christopher, laborer, 153 s Regester Eier Dr.. Edw. R., Paca nr Fayette, dw 270 w
Fayette Baer Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 124 n Dallas Baer Geo. II. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard B-icr Henry, cabinet maker, 124 n Dallas Baer Isaac", (Lewis Baer & Bro.) 166 Hanover Baer Jacob, blacksmith, 32 s Bond Baer Mrs. Julia, millinery, 209 n Gay, dw 69
Jefferson Baer John, carpenter, 166 Raborg Baer John, cooper, 41 Goodman al Baer -Mrs. John H. grocery, 614 Light Baer John H. blacksmith, 521 Lii-ht, dw 614 BAER & McGLONK, (T.S. B., J.T. McGlone)
attorneys, 15 St Paul Baer Lewi^, (L. Baer & Bro.) 11 Camden BAER LEWIS & BRO, (Lewis and Isaac
Baer) furs, rags, &c., 11 Camden Baer Mrs. M. S. 132 w Biddle B;icr Michael, shoemaker, 134 Camden Baer Nathan, barber, 116 Low Baer Mrs. Rebecca. IIOJjOW Baer Sally A. 36 Pleasant Baer Thomas S. attorney, (B. & McGlone) 48
McCullob Baer Wra. II. storekeeper Int. Rev., n e cor
Liberty road and Gilmor Baernstein Solomon, dry goods, 109 Camden Baetjer Henry, keeper drays, 93 s Cnroline B.»etjer J. Ge'orge, (CoUou & B.) 382 Franklin
Baetjer Wm. clerk, 93 s Caroline
Bagby Mrs. Emeline, fancy store, 63 Columbia
Bagby Henry B. clerk, 344 w Lombard
Bagert George, 328 s Bond
Bagger Christina, stores, &c., 65 Penna. av
Baggott Thos. wire worker, 192 Madison av
Baggs John, gardener, 236 s Paca
Bigle Henry, wheelwright, 172 Peirce
Basley Dr. Joseph H. apothecary, n e cor
Baltimore and Ann Bagnall Dr. — 16 n Eutaw Bagwell Thos. P. clerk, 25 Hanover Bahl Christian, laborer, 37 s Wolfe Bahlka Frederick, tailor, 3T9 w Pratt Bahlmann Henry, laborer, 454 Light Bahlmann Henry, jr. brickmaker, 451 Light Bahlmann John L. clerk, 454 Light Baha Frederick, bricklayer, 176 e Pratt Bahr Mrs. Caroline, 201 Light Bahrs John, 179 s Eden Baler Andrew, beer, Monument e of Md. hos- pital BAIER MRS. ANN M. lager beer brewery, 392
Canton av Baier Fred, brewer, Belair av est and Trappe
road Baier Paul, brewery, Trappe road Bailer Joseph, ghoemaker, 208 s Caroline Bailey B. W. civil engineer, 42 St. Paul Bailey Mrs. Catherine, 171 Preston Bailey Charlc-J, ship carpenter. 178 Gough Bailey Chas. W. engineer, 142 William Bailey Daniel K. police, 6 s Caroline Bailey David, brass finisher, 265 n Dal'as Bailey Edward, carpenter, 164 Gough Bailey Edward A. painter, 110 Pre.- ton Bailey Edwin, (Coleman & B. ) 16 s Broadway Pailey Ellen, 61 Ensor* Bailey George, 73 w Centre Bailey George W. hatter, 363 Cathedral Bii'py Henry, pilot, 178 Gough Bailev James, ship carpenter, 178 Gough BMr-'y James W. P. machinist, 302 e Pratt Bailey John, barkeeper, 533 Saratoga Bailey John, laborer, 135 Ches.ipeake Ba'ley John, carpenter, 227 Dolphin Bailey John, laborer, 76 s Payson Bailey John R. pumpmaker, 47 s Ann Bailey Lewis E. (Cushings & B.) 237 w Lom- bard Bailey Lilly, 12 Buren
B\iley M'S. Lucy S. confectionery, 61 Ensor Baiby Maria, huckstress, 61 Ensor Biiley .Mrs. .Matilda A., Covington nr Cross Bailey Marion^E teacher, 462 Lexington Bailey Martha A. teacher, 462 Lexington Bailey Mary II. teacher, 462 Lexington Bailey Parks D. oysters, 131 Cruss, dw 100
Battery av Bailey Mrs. Susanna, 47 s Ann Biiley Thomas, laborer, 16 Durst al Biiley Thos. jr. laborer. 16 Durst al iUiley Wm. t. clerk, 112 e Fay tte Biiley Thos. mariner, 48 Hampetead Bailey Wm. II. mariner, 112 e Fayette Bailey Wm. L. tailor, 286 Eastern av Bailey Wm. C. joiner, 76 Henrietta Bailev Wm. boots and shoes, 103 Lexington,
dw 462 Bailey Wm. grocery, 367 Cathedral Bailie Mrs. Mary B. 120 s Broadway Bailman Geo . brewer, foot of Cross
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Bailone & Heuisler, (Pascal B., Cha3. Heuis- ler) carpenters and builders, Centre nr Front Bailone Pascal, (B. & Heuisler) 38 Jackson BAILY, CALDWELL s CO. (Geo. Bailj, Wm. ^L Cdldwfcll) cutlerj and hardware, 22 s Charles Baily Geo. (B., Caldwell & Co.) 73 w Centre Eailj Geo. jr. clerk, 73 w Centre Bailj James, chemist and druggist, 70 s Cal- vert, dw 36 s Greene Baillie John, carpet weaver, 234 n Caroline Bailly Mrs. Annie, dressmaker, 91 Pearl Bain Francis M. blacksmith, 53 n PoppletOQ Bain George W. builder, 404 Mulberry Bain John W. cooper, 123 Mcilenry Baine Joseph, laborer, 104 Cider al Baird Alexander S. clerk, 125 n Charles Baird Geo W. (ngineer, U. S. X. 69 Pearl Baird James, blacksmith, 35 Milliman Baird Mrs. 0. 69 Pearl
Baird Robt. detective, Hampstead e of Wash- ington Baird Thomas D. principal Baltimore City
College, Gilmor house Bairlipp John, lager beer, 132 JefFerson Baitz H. ^y. cabinet maker, 32 Bank Baitzsl Charles H. clerk, 155 n Fremont Baitzel Jacob G. carpenter, 155 n Fremont Baitz-rl Jjhn, bricklayer, Clinton s of Boston Biitzel Wm. E. bookkeeper, 155 a Fremont Baives Jno. driver, 7 Pleasant Baker Asbury, clerk, 5 n Ann Baker August, cigarmaker, 38 s Schroeder Baker Arthur, shipcarpenter, 13 Williamson al Baker Mrs. Annette, 24 s High Baker Albert (W. B. Baker k Co.) Maltby
house Baker Benjamin F. cooper, Concord nr Pratt
BAKER BROTHERS & CO. (Chas. J. Baker, Wm. Baker, jr., Chas E. Baker,) Manufacturers Balti- more Window Glass; Importers Druggists' Glassware and Bottles, Bicarb Soda Sal-Soda, and other Chemicals, Paints, Colors, Oils, Glue, &c. 32 and 34 s Charles
BAKER, BRUFF & CO. (J. W. B., J. E.
Bruff, A. B. Faulkner) wholesale dry goods,
245 w Baltimore Biker Arthur, laborer, 80 Henrietta Baker Mrs. Catherine J. dressmaker, 16 n
Poppleton Baker Capt. Caleb H. 131 Dolphin Baker Chas. shoemaker, 54 Portland Baker Charles, clerk, 40 Camden Baker Charles, laborer, 278 s Ann Baker Charles A. (Wm. B. & Bro.j 233 Barre Baker Cnarles J. (Baker Bros. & Co.) pres.
Franklin Bank, dw Athol, Frederick road Baker Charles E. (Baker Bros. & Co.) 247
Linden av Bake* Charles H. police, 32 s Schroeder Baker Charles H. 822 w Baltimore Biker Charles H. brushmaker, 403 n Gay Baker Cbarles L clerk, 15 Pearl Baker Charles T. butcher, 542 Penna. av Baker Christian, stoves, 210 Canton av
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MERCHAJS'T,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
CONSTAXILT FOE SALE
Clover, Timothy Seed, <£-c.
Rosendale Cement &, Plaster,
Baker Christian, cabinetmaker, 194 Aliceanna Baker Christian S. (W. B. Baker & Co.) 26 i
Howard Baker David, bricklayer, 203 n Dallas Baker Davis, mariner, 69 Harford av Baker Edward E. boilermaker, 83 Mt-Henry Baker Edward J. (Dickey, Baker t Co.) Bal- timore CO Baker Edwd. J. jr., meter maker, 53 North Bdker Edwd. M. cleik, 26 s Caroline Baker Mrs. Eliza, milk, 529 n Gay Baker Mrs. Eliza A. 455 w Fayette Baker Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 51 Diamond Baker Franklin, cooper, 23 Concord Baker Fred, tailor, 53 s Ann Baker Francis, iron roller, 17 Port Baker Francis, laborer, Piamsay nr Pratt Baker Frank, laborer, 08 s Central av Baker Fredk. H. boilermaker, 83 McHenry Baker Fredk. H. boilermaker, Mt Royal hill Baker Frederick, baker, rear 486 Penna av Biker Frederick, cooper, 77 Somerset Baker Frederick, jr., cooper, 198 Bank Baker Frederick T. 369 n Gay Baker Frederick W. coachmaker, 403 n Gay Baker Frederick, shoemaker, 198 Bank Baker Geo. varnisher, 340 Mulberry Baker Geo. confec'y, 91 Hanover market, dw
32 Perry Baker George, fish, Belair av nr Ana Baker George, butcher, Lancaster nr Clinton Baker George, cabinetmaker, 132 s Charies Baker George A. (B. & Riley) 58 n Fremont Baker Geo. B. clerk, 32 and 34 s Charles Baker Geo. machinist, 1S5 Lee Baker Geo. W. farmer, 30 Jackson Baker Geo. W. varnisher, 176 Aisquith Baker Geo. W. dry goods, 64 6 Ann Baker Mrs. Greenbury, milk, 213 n Eden Baker Gideon, nightman, Fayette nr Ana Baker Mrs. H. A. dressmaker, 77 Pearl Baker Haman, ship carpenter, 67 Block Baker Capt. Henry, 65 n Caroline Baker Henry W . coach painter, 403 n Gay B.iker Henry, tailor, 75 s Bond Baker Henry, baker, 92 n P.'.ca Baker Henry, undertaker, 33 Holland Baker Henry F. broom maker, 208 e Chase Baker Jacob, bricklayer, 199 Hamburg Baker Jacob, cooper, 213 Henrieiu Baker Jacob, police, 37 Orleans Baker Jacob, butcher, 100 Centre, 50 Lexing- ton and 55 Hanover mkts, dw 540 Penna av Baker James, laborer, 198 e Lombard Baker James R. furn. wagon, 76 n Ann Baker James C. ship carpenter. 175 Bank Baker James M. (J. H, Mahone & Co.) 224 n
Howard Baker James, machinist, 81 n Amity
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Importers and Dealers in
notions and Fancy Goods,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
Hosiery, Gloves, Small Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
Baker John, shoemaker, 198 Bank
Baker John, laborer, 72 Towson
Baker John, ship carpenter, 135 Tbamea
Baker John, police, 338 Mulberry
Baker John, brickmaker, 340 Hanover
Baker John, helper, 185 s Chester
Baker John W. 15 Ilollins
Baker John G. canmaker, 3 Orleans
Brtker John J. clerk, 16 n Poppleton
Baker John, shoemaker, 50 s Resrester
Baker John, laborer, 'j s SchroeLlcr
Baker John, cigar maker, 61 Druid Hill av
Baker John T. police, 263 n Dallas
Baker John, rajra, 169 Sarah Ann
Baker J. \V. officer Md. Penitentiary, 117 n
Broadway Baker John H. huckster, 23 McIIenry Baker John L. ship joiner, Fayette ur Ann Bilker John, cooper, 88 Peach al ]i iker John C. boilermaker, 76 n Fremont Bak'-r John T. baker, 440 Lexington Baker John 'SI. sho" maker, 32 Milliman B:iker John T. shoemaker, 263 n Dallas 15aker Jose[)h, 194 Saratoga Baker Joseph 0. blacksmith, 97 s Poppleton I5!»ker J. Victor, police, 3C9 n Ga}' Baker Lawrence W. bookbinder, 31 n Fremont Baker Lewis W. tobacconist, 219 w Pratt Baker Mrs Lydia, 133 Montgomery Baker & McCracken, (N. Baker, j. McCrack-
en,) paper and rags, 120 w Lombard Baker Marcus Y. clerk, 278 Ilollins Baker Mrs. Mary A. patterns, 820 w Baltimore Baker Mary E. seamstress, 23 McIIenry Baker Mrs" Mary 47 President Baker Mrs. j\Iary E. dressmaker, 37 Orleans Baker Mrs. Mary E. 278 Ilollins Baker Mrs. Mary E. confectionery, 171 Hughes Baker Nelson, (B. & McCracken) 133 Mont- gomery Baker Nicholas, cabinet maker, 165 s Edea Baker Philip, clerk, 58 s Ann Baker Mrs. Rachel, 23 Mcllenry Baker Reuben, farmer, 15 s Republican
BAKER E. J. & CO. (R. J. B., R.
J. Hollingsworth) manuf'rs Dye Wood, Dealers in Dye Stuffs, Chemicals and Oil of Vitriol, 3G and 38 s Charles
Baker k liiley, (Geo. A. B., E. S. Riley, jr.) stationery and printing materials, 276 Vf liallimore Baker Richard J. (R. J. B. & Co.) Liberty rd Baker Robert, laborer, 107 Peach al Baker Robert B. jr. cabinetmaker, 77 Pearl
Baker Robert B. cabinetmaker, 31 n Fremont
Baker Robert J. canmaker, 121 s Chester
Baker Rosanna, seamstress, 15 Bevan
Baker S irauel, waiter, 2 Humes
Baker Samuel J. clerk, 278 Ilollins
Baker Mrs. Sophia, grocery, 50 s Regester
Baker Uts. Sophia, grocery, 75 s Bond
Baker Mrs. Sophia, 50 s Ann
Baker Mrs. S*Cath'ine, seamstress, 208 e Chase
Baker Mrs. Susannah, 6 Gough
Baker Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker, 127 s Regester
B-iker Theodore H. cabinet maker, Belair av
nr Baltimore Cemetery Faker Thomas, laborer, 6 East Baker Thomas, pattern maker, 362 w Lombard Baker T. Otis, editor, 24 Barnet Baker Valentine, baker, 896 w Pratt Baker Walter, clerk, 6 Gough Baker Wesley, 117 s Broadway Baker W. B.'& Co. (Wm. B., Christian S. and Albert Baker) grocers and commis. merchs, 26 s Howard Baker Wm. H. Iiuckster, 106 Henrietta Brtker Wm. blacksmith, 171 Columbia Baker Wm. jr. (Baker Bros & Co.) Bait CO Baker Wm. piano maker, 239 s Charles Baker Wm. W. cooper, 269 n Dallas Baker Wm. J. hardware, 479 w Baltimore Baker Wm. M. clerk, 35 n Greene Baker Wm. H. K. clerk, 15 Pearl Baker AVm. A. shipcarpenter, 13 Williamson al Bilker Wm. A. clerk, 281 n Edea Baker Wm. B. (W. B. Baker & Co.) Win-
che.'ter, Va Baker Wm. (Wm. B. & Bro.) 289 w Pratt Baker Wm. & Bro. (Wm. & Chas. A. B.)
confectioners, &c. 5 s Sharp Baker Wm. junk dealer, 92 Thames Baker Wm. ropemaker, 236 Harford av Balbirnie Mrs. Ann L. teacher, 39i St. Paul Bald Wra. shoemaker, 512 Light " Balderson Stephen, restaurant. 115 Pre=ton Baldcrston Dr. A. Holmes, 105 St. Paul Balderston Geo. iron worker, 87 s Caroline Balderston Holmes, law student, 105 St. Paul Balderston Hugh & Son, (J. Balderston) wire
workers, 12 s Calvert Balderston Jacob, (Hugh Balderston & Son)
515 w Fayette Balderston John C. (B., Ward & Co.) 48 w
Monument Balderston Dr. Tsa-ah, dentist and Judge Or- phans' Ct. 105 St. Paul Balderston John P. clerk, Fayette nr Paca Balderston Marcellus, iron worker, 13 Jack- son ct Balderston Mrs. Margaret, 515 w Fayette Balderston Thomas. 515 w Fayette BALDERSTON, WARD & CO. (J. C. Bal- derston, J. H. Ward) boot and shoe con- mission merchants, over 273 vr Baltimore Balderston Wilson, 48 w Monument Ba'dner Sinah, 255 FrpnkHn Baldus Mrs. Catherine, 153 Stirling Baldus Wm. T. (Clarke & B.) 255 e Chase Baldwin Caleb C. cigarmaker, 117 s Anil Baldwin Chas. E. macliini.st. 526 w Lombard Baldwin (Jbristopher C. (Woodward, Bald*
win & C ).) New York Baldwin & Cugle, (T. P. B., C. Cuglo) com. merchants, and wholesale cotton yarn, over 20 Germau
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Baldwia David, treas. Savings Hank of Balti- more, n w cor McCulloh and Dolphin Baldwia Dr. Edwiu C. 124 n Exeler, d\v Starr
hotel Baldwin E. Francis, (B. & Pries) 57 w Biddle Baldwin II. T. oyster packer, 112 s Wash- ington Baldwin Jas. T. clothing: cutter, 201 Mulberry Baldwin .John F. moulder, 152 Conway Baldwia John T. laborer, G Pleasant al Baldwin John II. carpenter, 3u4 Canton av Baldwia John H. carpenter, 120 n Eden Bildwin John, varnisher, 122 n Spring Baldwin John F. moulder, 152 Conway Baldwin John, engiueer, 97 9 Fremont Baldwin Be Roy K. c'erk, 214 w Lombard B ildwin Mary S. boarding, St. Peter nr Daw- son al BaLDWIX & PRICE, (E. F. B., Bruce Price)
architects, s w cor Lexington and Chirles Baldwin Robert, carpenter, 304 Canton av Baldvyiu Robert, jr. 335 Ahidison av lialdwin Robert, laborer, St. Peter nr Dawson Baldwia Robert T. pres. .Mechanics Nat. Bank,
dw 335 Madison av nr Townsend Baldwin R. W. (B & Trippe) Anne Arun- del CO Baldwin Summerfisld, (Norris & Baldwin) 18
Hanover BALDWIV DR. SILAS, 249 n Fremont Baldwin .Mrs. Sophia, n w ccr McCuUoh and
Dolphin Bildwin Theodore, packer, 219 Gougli Baldwin Thomas, laborer, 17 s Republican Ba dwia Thomas P. (B. & Cugle) Anne Arun- del CO Baldwin Thomas, tobacco warehouse, 31 e
Fayette BALDWIN & TRIPPE, (R. W. B., A. C.
Tr ppe) attorneys, 42 St. Paul Baldwin Wm. II. jr. (Woodwa-d, Baldwin k
Co.) 115 Park Baldwia Wm. H. blacksmith, 526 w Lombard Balermsn Anton, tailor, 22 Sarah Ann Balks Adolph, carpenter, 4o .Marion Balke Frederick, carpenter, 33 Clay, dvv 40
Marion Ball Mr?. Ann, 34 Pearl Ball C. C. teacher, 336 u Fremont Ball Charles U. assist, engineer, U. S- N. 347
w Lombard Ball David, brick manufacturer, n w cor Put- nam and Washington road, dw 627 w Fay- ette Bill David C. clerk, 233 e Fayette Ball D. E'liory, clerk, 627 w 'Favetle BALL & DQLANY (M. D. B., II. K. Dulany)
attorneys, 36 St. Paul Ball .Mrs. Eliza 385 w Lombard Ball George II. confectioner, 144 s Eutaw Ball George W. police, 29 Thames Ball Henry S. bricklayer, 79 Pearl Ball Mrs. Jessie, 23 Warren Ball John, clerk, 212 Eastern av Bill John T. tinner, 88 e Pratt Ball John L. shoemaker, 193 Kast Ball John II. bricklayer, 71 Pearl Ball John L. bricklayer, 155 s Chester Ball John D. carpenter, 335 a Howard, dw 40
w Biddle Ball Joseph M. tinner, 34 Pearl
J. HENRY GIKSE,
CO-MMfSSlDX MKltCIIANT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WIIA^RF,
CONSTANTLY roll. bAI.E
Clover, Timothy Seed, Se.
Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
Ball Louisa, dressmaker, 34 Pearl
liall .Mrs. Margaret G. millinerv, 79 Pearl
Ball M. Dulany ^IJ. k Dulany) 228 Lanvale
Ball ()?car V. clerk, U;2 German
Ball Philip A. (Uotniian, B. .\; Co.) 103
Townsend Ball Samuel, tinner, 63 Battery av Ball .Mrs. Sarah, shirtmaker, 8S e Pratt Ball T. Seweil, bookkteper, 1<;3 .Madison av Ball T. \\ . salesman, .■;59 w Fayette Ball vValter, jr., clerk, S9 Pearl Ball Walter, treas. IJalto. Steam Packet Co. cor Post Ullice av aud Second, dw cor Bol- ton and Townsend Ball Wm. A. bricklayer, 83 e Pratt Ball Wm. D. 79 Pearl Ball Will. S. cooper, 57 Granby Balla Charles T. constable, 53 Camden, dw
638 Light Ballar John, machinist, 364 n Gay Ballard Byron II. clerk, 42 Franklin Ballard .Mrs. B. 63 Columbia Ballard C L. (C. L. B. & Co.) 257 Holfman Ballard C. L k Co. (C. L. 15. k G. H. 13.) cigars >t tobacco, s w cor Eutaw and Biddle Ballard Cyrus, conf'ccl'y 176 n Caroline Ballard Mrs. Edward J. "266 Walsh Ballard Mrs. Eliza A. 260 Walsh Ballard Frederick, coachmaker, Vork rd Ballard George E. clerk, 133 Division Ballard (Jeorge E. (C. L. B. .t ("o.) 5 u Front Ballard James T. coachsmiih, 3 L. Constitu- tion Ballard Joseph E. clerk. 266 Walsh Ballard Levin E. ll'J w Fayette Ballard Nathan 11. salesman, 214 w Baltimore Ballard Samuel H. clerk, 257 w Ilcfl'mau Ballard Thos. painter, 41 e Eager Ballauf Augustus, feed and produce, C7'.j
Harrison, dw 69 Ballauf Augustus, (IJallauf k Son) 69 Harri- son Ballauf k Son, (A and C. E. Ballauf) ;an-
iiers and curriers, &j Harrison Ballauf Charles E. (Itallauf it Son) 53 e Fay- ette Ballantine Alex, ship carpenter, 102 s Ana Rallet Jos. blacksmith, 216 Canton av UallieJer Conrad II. tailor, 195 Orleans IJallman Fiancis, painter, 5 West ul Balloch Rev. James, 403 Lexington Balster Chas. cigar maker, cor p]ssex and Can- ton av. BaUter Henry, tailor, 202 s Bond Ralster John C. police, 297 Canton av Balster Mrs. .Mary E. grocery, cor Esse.^ and
Canton av Bait Wm. shoemaker, 512 Light
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Importers and Dealers In
Notions and Fancy Goods,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, Hosiery, Gloves, Small "Wares, &c.
308 WEST BALTI3iORE ST.
Baltimore Athena?nm, cor St. Pan] and Sara- toga, occupied bj Baltimore Library Co., Mfrcantile Library Association and Md. Historical Society
BALTIMORE AMERICAN AND COMMER- CL^L ADVERTISER, C. C. Fulton k Son, proprietors, 123 w Baltimore
Baltimore Academy of the Visitation, cor Park and Centre
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR MORAL AND EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE, n w cor Sarato^-a and Courtland °
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROV- ING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR, 24 w Favette
BALTIMORE BRIDGE CO. 49 Lexington
Baltimore Business College and Telegraphic Institute, 8 n Charles
Baltimore and Bremen Steamship Line, L. P. A. Schumacher, agent, 9 s Charles '
Baltimore Butchers' Hide and Tallow Associ- ation, No. 1 s w cor Buren and Fall
BALTIMORE AND CINCINNATI REFRIG- ERATING CAR CO. cors Charles and Ham- ilton, Pratt and Durham, and Caroline and Monument
BALTIMORE CITY JAIL, Madison e of Jones' Falls
BALTIMORE CITY CONCRETE WORKS, 135 North, T. JI. Dukehart, nrop'r
BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE, n w cor Gay and Lombard
BALTIMORE CITY POST OFFICE, Excb'nge Buildings, Second nrar Gay
Baltimore Clearing House at National Union Biink, Fayette near Charles
BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAIL- "W AY CO., office s e cor Baltimore and Cal- vert, Henry Tyson, president
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, n ecor Lombard and Hanover, F. J. S. Gorgas, M. D. dean
BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON R. R. AND STEAMSHIP CO. foot Union deck, Mordecai & Co. agents
BALTIMORE CITY COURT, cor St. Paul and Court House la
BALTIMORE COPPER GO'S WORICS, cor Canton and Clinton sts. Canton, ofiGce over 30 South, Henry Martin, pres't
BALTIMORE, CATON^VILLE AND ELLT- COTT CITY RAILWAY, office Baltimore n»ar Mount
Baltimore City College, n e cor Holliday and Fayette
Baltimore City Fertilizing Co. n e cor Lan- caster and Central av. J. M. Jacobs, sup't
BALTIMORE CEMETERY CO. office6 Sbuih, Thomas Wilson, pres't, L. R. Colbert, sec'y and treas.. Cemetery Belair av extended
Baltimore County Almshouse, Calverton road
Baltimore City Bay View Asylum, Eastern av w of East av
Baltimore Christadelphian Ecclesiffi, 3d floor, 2 and 4 n Greene
BALTIMORE CHROME WORKS, 10 Block, office n w cor Charles and Lexington, Jesse T,\son, pres't
Baltimore Copper Company Works, Clinton, Canton, office over 30 South, Henry Mar- tin, president
BALTIMORE COUNTY DAIRY ASSOCIA- TION, 222 n Eutaw, Dr. John T. Coun- cilman, president
BALTIMORE DAILY GAZETTE, 134 w Bal- timore, Glenn & Co., proprietors
BALTIMORE EVENING COMMERCIAL, 132 w Baltimore
BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY, for insuring bouses from loss by fire, office 19 South, Francis A. Crook, treasurer
Baltimore Episcopal Methx)dist, 49 Lexington
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, 53 St. Paul, N. C. Brooks, principal. [See Adver- vertisement, p. 22.]
BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE CO., s w cor South and Water, Dr. Joshua I. Cohen, president
Baltimore Fire Department. [Si?e Appendix.']
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG LINE OF STEAMERS, Mason L. Weems, agent, 118 Spear's whf
Baltimore f>ee School and Colvin Institute for Girls, 39 J St. Paul
Baltimore General Dispensary, n c cor Liberty and Fayette
Baltimore Glass Works, e end of Hughes
Baltimore Gymnasium, Carroll Hall, s e cor Calvert and Baltimore, John Carson, pres't
Baltimore, Havana and New Orleans Steam- ship Co., Mordecai <fe Co., agents, 45 s Gav
BALTIMORE HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY',
19 n Eutaw Baltimore Infirmary, s vr cor Lombard and
Grfcnc Baltimore and Liverpool Line of Steamers, whartL. P., John King, jr., agent, Cam- den Station Baltimore Life Insurance Co., 18 Second Baltimore Marine Observatory, e end of Mont- gomery, Miircus L. Dudley, i)roiirieior
BALTIMORE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Prof. John E. W. Dunbar, A. M., M. D., prin- cipal, 151 w Lombard
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Baltimore Museum of Anatomv, Drs. Jordan
& Beck, propiietorij 74 w B:ilumore Baltimore Museum, n w cor Baliimora and
Calvert BALTIMORE OIL MANUFACTURING CO., C. M. Dougherty, president, C. J. Ros- t^nH, sup't, 1 Cross Baltimore Opera House, Kernan & Bro., pro- prietors, Baltimore-3t bridjie Baltimore Orphan Asylum, Strieker nr Lex- ington Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co.'s European Freight and Emigrant Wharf, L. P., L. F. Beeler, agent BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.,
office Camden Station, Camden st BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE, s e cor Baltimore and Calvert, E Pagels, agent BALTIMORE PEARL HOMINY CO., corner
North and Belvidere BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT, office Mer- chant's Exchange Reading Rooms, George U. Porter, publisher BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA STEAM- BOAT CO., office 3 Light street wharf, J. Alexander Shriver, agent. {_Seep. 18 Advertisements.'] BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
CO., Oden Bowie, pres't, TO n Calvert BALTIMORE RIVET AND SPIKE WORKS, s e cor Pratt and East Falls avenue, Wm. GilmorofAVm., proprietor BALTIMORE SATURDAY NIGHT, 1 North,
James H. Wood, publisher BALTiMuRE AND SAVANNAH STEAM- bHIP CO , Flannigan's wharf, James B. Andrews, agent Baltimore Scow Co. 8 s Gay Baltimore Sheep Butchers' Wool Association
No. 1, 505 Penna av Bahimore Special Dispensary, 59 North Baltimore Steam Boiler Works, 25 s Front, C.
W. Beotley, president Baltimore Steam Laundry, baspment 1 e Baltimore, next to bridge, Chr. Search, pro- j)rietor Baltimore Stock Board, 45 w Fayette BALTIMORE SUN, s e cor Baltimore and
South, A. S. Abell & Co., proprietors BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO., ship- ping office Union Dock, R. L. Poor, presi- deut and treas., office n e cor Post Office av and Second Baltimore and Susquehanna Steam Co. Joseph James Taylor, agt. office 212 West Falls av Baltimore Underwriter, C. C. Bombaugh, ed.,
57 Second Baltimore Union Musical Association, ever 2
s Frederick Baltimr.re United Butchers' Association, n e
cor Neighbor and McKim Baltimore Warehouse Co., 120 and 122 s Eu- tiw, cor. O'Donnell's wharf and Wall, and 63 Conway BALTIMORE WECKER, daily and weekly German iiewspiper, 83.} w Baltimore, Wm. Sohnauffer and Wm. R'app, proprietors. _ Baltimore Workingmen's Union, Arbeiter
Hall, 5 s Fiederick Baltz Adolph, currier, 145 William Baltz Anton, paper cirrier, 233 s Dallas
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MEKCHANT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE
Clover, Timothy Seed, &c,
Rosendale Cement & Plaster.
B Itz Edward, butcher, 599 Penna av
Baltz Henry, butcher, 558 Penna av
Bal z Wm. butcher, 35 Belair and 34 Hanover
market."?, dw Jenkins' lane nr York road Baltzell Alexander, clerk, 220 Franklin Baltzell Charles C. paper hangings, window
shades, &?., 10 Ensor Bal'zell Cbas. R. (Rollins & B.) 10 n Calhoua B>iltzell Frederick, laborer, 329 s Bond Baltzell Frank C. 175 Si. Paul Baltzell James, clerk, 220 Franklin Baltzell Mrs. Catherine E. 10 n Calhoua Baltzell Mrs K. D. 10 Calhoun BALTZELL DR. WM. H., 175 St. Paul Baltzer Valentine, carter, 183 s Wolfe Bal';ff Wm. farmer, Belair av nr Hoffman Balz Rhinehard, provisions, 331 w Fayette Balzer George, laborer, 20G 9 Wolfo Balzer Henry, tailor, C2 Aliceanna Ba'zer John, laborer, 408 Penna av Balzer John, shoemaker, 278 Light B?lzer Nicholas, porter, 16 s Caapel Bamb.ach Mrs. Amelia, grocery, 74 n Exeter Bambach Joseph, boilermaker, 74 n Exeter Bamberger Abraham, 60 n Spring Bamberger Ansel, (E. Bamberger & Co.) 107
s Sharp Bamberger David, auction goods, hosiery, &c.
69 n Howard Bamberger E. & Co. (E. and A. Bamberger) millinery and fancy gooda, 247 w Baltimore Bamberger E. (E. B. & Co.) 170 w Lombard Bamberger Isaac, 153 Lexington Bamberger Joseph C. bricklayer, 312 Green- mount av Bamberger Julius, clerk, 170 w Lombard Bamberger Moses, tea, 153 Lexington, dw 235
Saratoga Bamberger Moses, fancy goods and notion?, 57 n Howard and 143 Lexington, dw 235 Saratoga Bamberger Wm. H. grocery, 243 e Madison Bamberger Wm. W. letter carrier, 149 Conway Bamhauer Edward, canmaker, 9 Baker's ct Bamler John H. cigarmaker, 225 s Durham Banard Rudolph, bricklayer, 141 n Fremont Bancroft Charles F. clerk, 22 e Fayette Bancroft Capt. Eugene A . qnartermiister, U.
S. A. Fort McHenry, office 51 s Sharp Bincroft John, bricklayer, 22 e Fayette Bancroft John D. bricklayer, 22 e Fayette Bancroft Mrs. Mildred, boarding, 19 Mullikin Band Bariley, laborer, 31 Front n of Foundry Bandel Andrew J. sec. Atlantic Fire and Ma- rine Ins. Co. 62 e Baltimore Ban.lel Andrew J. jr. bookkeeper, 02 e Balti- more Bandel Mrs. Ann Maria, 135 n Eden BandelMrs.Catheriae, lager beer, 153 3 Charles
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Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
Importers mill Dealers in
NOTIONS 2t FANCY (^OODS,
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SMALL WAEES, &c.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
Bandel Decatur A. clerk, 365 e Pratt Bandel Edward, carpenter, 185 n Elea Bandel Grafton, cabinetmkr, 202 e Lombard Baniiel Henry M. shoecaaker, 185 n Eden Bandel I. Cook, tinware, 62 e Baltimore Bandel James L. shoemaker, 185 n Eden Bandel John, wagoner, 06 s Exeter Bandel John M. & Sons, (J. M. sr., J. W. jr.. i • Martin L. B.) shipping and com. mercUts.
119 Smith's wharf Bandel John M. sr. (John M. Bandel & Sons)
365 e Pratt Bandel John W. jr. (John M. Bandel & Sons)
365 e P/att Bandel Leonard, 153 s Charles Bandel Leonard J. mariner, 96 s Exeter Bandti Martin L. (John M. Bandel & Sons)
365 e Pratt Bandel Philip, shipping mercht. 202 e Fayette Bandel Philip II. clerk, 202 e Fayette _ Bandel Samuel G. boxmaker, 62 e Baltimore Bandell George W. carver, 532 n Gay Bandtll George W. dyer, 187 e Baltimore Bandell Capt. Michael H. mariner, 7 s Gist Bandell Simuel L. clerk, 9 Jackson Bandell Mrs. Sarah, doctress, 112 s Caroline Bandell \Vm. bacon, 70 n Bond Bandell Wm. T. clerk, 112 s Caroline Bando Frederick, barber, 267 n Bond B-iugert Chas. L. plasterer, 116 McElderry Bingert Henry, carpenter, 59 n Dallas Bangert John II. ship joiner, 255 s Durham Bangert Joseph, Eastern av nr Gist Bangert Philip, coal oil and lamps, s w cor
Central av and Chew Bangert Rudolph, hatter, 116 McElderry Bangs Mrs. Adeline, 203 Columbia Bangs Chas. clerk, 218 Druid Hill av Bangs Edward, (Carey & Bangs) 248 w Madi- son Bangs Frank, clerk, 232 Barre Bangs George F. tailor, 6 Laurel Bangs Laura, teacher, 232 Barre Bangs Mrs. Mary A. contectionerj', 113 s Bond Banys Mrs. Melvina, 232 Barre BANK OF COMMERCE, 26 South, Jas. W
Aluult, president Bankard Chas. carpenter, 649'Penna. av BANKARD & CO. (H.N, Bankard) real es- tate agents, 5 St. Paul Bankard David, carpenter, 273 Preston Bankard Henry N. (B. k Co.) cor Gilmorand
Presstman Bankard Jacob J. provisions, 74 and 76 Light
St whf, dw n 6 cor Baltimore and Chester Bankard Jacob J. butcher, 67 Jackson sq av Bankard Jacob J. jr. (Turner & Co.) n e cor
Brtltimore and Cbester iBankard James M. butcher, 67 Jackson sq av
Bankard John, shoemkr. Castle nr Lombard Bankard John L. butcher, 22 Fell's Point
market, dw 433 e Baltimore Bankard Margaret, grocery, 438 e Baltimore Bankard Nicholas D. carp, 545 n Fremont Bankard Valentine, shoemaker, Phila. rd nr
city limi'3 Bankard Wm. FI. salesman, 25 s Rcpublicaa Baukart John B. cooper, 126 8 Spring Bankart Martin A. tailor, 126 s Spiing Bankerd Dennis, (B.Bros.) 226 Franklin Bankerd Josiab, (Bankerd Bros. ) 363 Franklin Bankerd Wm. butter dealer, 213 w Biddle Bankerd Bros., (J. and D. Bankerd) produce
com. merchs., 146 Franklin Bankers. Brokers and Commercial Telegraph,
147 w Baltimore Banken Henry, clerk, 126 Thames Bankhead Charles P. painter, 27 n Fremont Bankhead Ilobt. L. plasterer, 27 n Fremont Bankhead Robert, clerk, 27 n Fremont Banks Abraham, laborer, 52 s Scluoeder Banks Benj. F. furn. wagon, 132 Orleans Banks Mrs. Cath'ne, butter, 54 Greenniountav Banks Daniel B. pres. Union Manf. Co., office cor Howard and German, dw 194 Franklin Banks David, furniture, 59 South, dw 380 e
Baltimore Banks Frank W. clerk, 127 n Broadway Banks George C. tax department, cor Calvert
and Fayette Banks James E. huckster, 54 Greenmount av Banks John, machinist, 7 s Schroeder Banks John M. machinist, 7 s Schrceder Banks John W. clerk, 52 n Dallas Banks Joshua, 692 w Baltimore Banks Joshua E, tinner, 2 Druid Hill av,dw 152 Banks Lewis, machinist, 11 Elting Banks Mrs. Mary V. dressmaker, 24 n Schroe- der Banks Morton D. clerk, 354 e Pratt Banks Dr. R. G. 9 n Gilmor BANKS ROBERT T. Mayor of Baltimore city,
dw n e cor Calvert and Madison Banks Robert T. china and glassware, 53
South, dw n e cor Calvert and Maditon Banks Robert T. jr. clerk, n e cor Calvert and
Madison Banks Samuel, machinist, 243 Dolphin Banks Samuel, driver, 52 n Dal 'as Banks Samuel, machinist, 31 e E^ger Banks Smund<'r, seamstress, 7 s Schrceder Banks Wm. cliairpainter, 107 Jackson Sq. av Banks \V'ui. II. tinner, 24 Schroeder Banks Wm. 11. tinner, 38 Warner Banks W. H. S. painter, 107 Hampstead Banks W. E. (Swain k Banks) 199 n Calvert Banks Wm. J. huckster, 54 Greenniountav Bankstalil John, shoemaker, 8 Spring st ct Bankiwz Ricard, laborer, 224 Frederick av Bannan Charles, shoemaker, 5 Webb Bannan Hugh, stonecutter, 35 Prestoa Bannan John, police, 211 Dolphin Bannan John, 135 Harford av Bannan John A. engineer, 105 n Poppleton Bannan Lawrence, machinist, 79 YorK Bannan Margaret, 79 York Bannard James M. tinner, 93 Lee Baniibart Chas. A. clerk, 437 Walsh Bannenberg Fred'k, shoemaker, 375 w Lom- bard Banning Alexander, 285 Ilollins
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Banning Catberine, 280 Lexington Banning Emma, 354 w Lombard Banning Henry, insurance, 354 w Lombard .Banning Maria, 280 Lexington Banning M. E. 280 Lexington Bannon Michael, attorney, 32 St Paul, dw
Anne Arundel co Bannon Patrick, drayman, 120 Scott Bannister Mrs. Maria T. 55 McHenry Bansemer G. A. (W. G. B. &. Co.) 202 w
lloflman BANSEMER W. G. & Co. (W. G. and G. A. Bansemer,) wholesale grocers and commis- sion merchants, 45 German Bausemer AVm. G. (W. G. B. & Co.) 20G w
Hofi'raan Bantbem Charles, butcher, 6 n Wolfe BantbemCoas. W. coachmaker, 59 Henrietta Banthem George, coachsmith, 59 Henrietta Banthem James, coachmaker, 59 Henrietta Bantbem James M. painter, 286 Cross Bantz Dr. Edward, ins. agent, 30 South, dw
22 Columbia Bantz Eugene H. 100 Saratoga Bantz Gideon, 22 Columbia Bantz Henry H. salesman, 312 w Baltimore Bantz Jobn, barkeeper, 392 Canton av Bantz Theodore S. 338 w Baltimore, dw 305
Lexington Baniz Joseph, shoemaker, 47 Henrietta Bantz Wm. 100 Saratoga Banville Lawrence, contractor, 38 Penna. av Banzer Frederick, liquor, 239 s Bond Bapp Lawrence, oyster shucker, 22S s Caroline BAQUOL & Co. (J. Baquol) French confec- tionery, 242 w Pratt Baquol Jules, (B. & Co.) 242 w Pratt Bar Levi, tailor, ,12 n Charles, dw 39 Ais-
quith Barbara John, machinist, 8G s Caroline Barbara Pilchard, liquors, 551 w Lombard Barlaria Ricard, saloon, s e cor Republican
and Lombard Barbario John, machinist, 86 s Caroline Barbee Geo. B. 140 w Fayetie Barber Isabella, 598 Lexington Birber J. G. & Co. (John G. B.) flour and
feed, 61 s Eutaw Barber John T. police, 352 s Caroline Barber John G. (J. G. B. & Co.) comm.,
grain and feed, 27 n Poppleton Barter Michael, rigger, 352 s Caroline Barber Philip J. police, Gay opp. Point la Barber Sarah, dressmaker, 214 Madison av Barber Mrs. Susan, 177 s Paca Barber Walter, butcher, cor Penna. av. and
Cumberland Barber Wm. fireman, 177 s Paca Barber Walter T. clerk, 552 w Fayette Barbine Jacob F. bricklayer, 155 Batiery av Baibine Joseph, police, 24 Bevan Barbine Wm.E. ahipcarpenter, 157 Battery av Barbour Daniel N. huckster, 67 McElderry Barbour David M. clerk, 357 HoUins Barbour Edward, laborer, 5 Binney Barcher Christopher, police, 2G1 e Pratt B^rcher Mrs. Susan, huckstress, 150 s Ana Bare' ay Mrs. Hannah, 61 s Ann Barclay Isaac, mariner, 166 Canton av Bard Thomas P. 278 Lexington Bardenbacier Geo. P. rags, 909 w Pratt Barder Mrs. Helena, 146 Ensor
J. HENRY GlESE,
COMMISSION MEKCII.VNT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c,
ITo. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
COXSTANTLV FOK SALE
Clover, Timothy Seed, &c,
Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
Barder John, cooper, 300 s Caroline Bardley Eliza, 26 George Bardon Michael, laborer, 382 Aisquith Bardroff Joseph, plasterer, 20 Rock
BARDEOFP LEWIS E. Coal and Wood Dealer, 45 Boston Btx'eet, 6.W 120 s Chester
Bardroff Peter, piano maker, 20 Bock Bardwell Geo. S. clerk, 161 w IIuHman Bard well Geo. S. clerk, 222 Madison av Baresmith George, laborer, 8 3 Payson Bar3 Hill Mining Co. of Baltimore, 4 s Ilolli-
ddy Barentrop Frederick, laborer, 221 Henrietta Bargar Deetcr, bricklayer, 65 Franklin Bargar Geo. W. bricklayer, 86 Druid Hill av Bargar Joseph H. moulder, 84 Henrietta Bargar Henry, bricklayer, 172 Mulberry Bargar Miss S. M. teacber, 239 Franklin Barget George, musician, 78 s Central av Barhgan .Margaret, 198 Eastern av Barickman Marietta A. teacher, 169 n Paca Barke ChrisUan, shoemaker, 332 s Charles Barke John, bookkeeper, 332 s Charles Barker Agnes R. dressmaker, 89 Front, u of
Foundry Barker Albert E. clerk, 134 n Gay Barker Alfred, pattern maker, 89 n Front, n
of Foundry Barker Alired, jr. clerk, 89 Front, n of Foundry Barker Beniamin, 189 w Lombard Barker & Chandlce, (W. K. B., H. P. Chand-
lee) wholesale tobac. and cigars, 26 s Calvert Barker Edward, 369 Canton av Barker Edward W. (B. & Fisher) Balto. co Barker Evan S. 168 Cathedral BARKER k FISHER, (Ed. W. B., C. D.
Fisher) flour, grain and gen'l com. merch.
71 South Barker George, pilot, 30 Stiles Barker Geo. E. music teacher, 157 Harford av Barker Graham, salesman, 236 w Fayette Barker James T. mariner, 9 Hill Barker John, stevedore, 1 Meyer ct BARKER JOHN A. property agent, 42 St
Paul, dw 15 McCulloh Barker Joseph, laborer, 160 s Eutaw Barker Joseph H. (Woods, Weeks & Co.) 90
Townsend Barker Lewis R. pattera maker, 89 Front, n
of Foundry Barker Mrs. Mary, 369 Canton av Barker Mrs. Mary E. confectionery, 160 3
Eutaw Barker Patrick, 369 Canton av Barker Robert, ship carpenter, 136 s Chester
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Importers antl Dealers in
KOTIONS Si FANCY SOOOS,
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces,
EOSIEKY, GLOVES, SMALL WARES, 2cc.
308 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
Barker Thomas M. (Goldsborough & Co.) 142
n Charles Burker Wesley, of tobacco warehouse, Union
hotel Barker Wm. ship carpenter, 83 s Ann Barker Wrn. machinist, Franklin Inn Barker Wm. police, 64 McMechin Barker Wra. C. ass't Light House keeper, 36
Haubert Barker Wm. F. blacksmith, 29 s Strieker BMrker Wm. H. clerk, Oregon nr Mosher Barker Wra. K. (B. & Chandlee) 172 n Oregon Barklage Mrs. Gertrude, 95 Pearl Barklage & Henneman, (H. A. Barklage, John
Henneman) packing box makers, 15 Cowpen
alley Barklage Henry A. (B. & Henneman) 95 Pearl Barkley Albert, tailor, 43 Eastern av Barkley Marcus C. engineer, 61 s Ann Barkley George L. provisions, 267 e Lombard Barkley Capt. Richard, mariner, 73 3 Ann Barkley Robt. tailor, 43 Eastern av Barkman George, mariner, 119 Columbia Barkman Jacob, 119 Columbia Barkman Jas. S. runner, First National Bank,
38 e Fayette Barkman John M. bricklayer, 76 Peirce Barkman Joseph, jr., bricklayer, 76 Peirce Barkman Joseph, sr., cigarmaker, 76 Peirce Barkman Mrs. Louisa, 38 e Fayette Barkman Wm. H. cigarmaker, 76 Peirce BARKMEYER FRED. W. grocery, 61 s
Strieker Barlarge Frank, grocery, 260 Montgomery Barley George, engineer, 503 w Lombard Barlinee Nicholas, 4 Albemarle Barling Ann, 231 George Barling Edward, carpenter, 152 n Bethel Barlow Charles E. bookbinder, 59 n Front, n
of Foundry Barlow James I. paperhanger, s w cor Ais-
quith and Lanvale Barlow James AV. clerk, 161 w Lombard Barlow John II. painter, 1 n Sharp, dw 59
Front n of Foundry Barlow Mrs. Kate, confectionery, 21 Pennaav Barlow Thos. carp'r, 59 n Front, n of Foundry Barlow Jos. M. upholsterer, 21 Penna av BARNARD CHARLES P. Sherwood bouse,
s e cor Harrison and Fayette Barnard George W. 193 e Baltimore Barnard John J. salesman, 49 St. Paul Barnard Notley, paints, 193 e Baltimore
BARNARD'S SHERWOOD HOUSE, on the European plan, cor Fayette and Harrison Streets, opp, Maryland Institute.
Barnard Jlrs. Susan J. 193 e Baltimore Barneclo Risdon, engineer, 64 s Caroline Barnes Adelaide, seamstress, 71G w Pratt Barnes Alexander M. lumber inspect. 192 8
Wolfe Barnes Ann B. vestmaker, 66 Raborg Barnes Benj. clerk, 153 Barre Barnes Benj. F. ]>ainter, 321 Franklin Barnes Bennett W. bricklayer, 262 e Fayette Barnes Hernhard, seaman, 322 Canton av Barnes Mrs. Brice II. 204 Lexington Barnes Catherine A. dairy, 716 w Pratt Barnes C. Fletcher, bookkeeper, 30 s Calvert Barnes & Davis, (R. M. B., S.B. Davis) public
weighers, over 59 s Gay Barnes Daniel J. blacksmith, 91 s Chester Barnes Mrs. Deborah, 2 Gould's ct Barnes D. Wilton, clerk, 349 n Broadway Barnes Mrs. Eliza, seamstress, 327 Saratoga Barnes Mrs. Eliza, 306 Light
Barnes Mrs. , 2G2 Aisquith
Barnes Francis, laborer, 716 w Pratt Barnes Frederick, cigarmaker, 319 s Bond Barnes & Gardner (Wesley B., James G.) va- riety show, 15 n Frederick Barnes Geo. 2W9 Bank Barnes Geo. D. bricklayer, 293 w Pratt BARNES HANSON P. oysters and produce,
over 150 w Pratt, dw 106 n Broadway Barnes Harry, clerk, 716 w Pratt Barnes Henry E. oyster packer, 100 Johnson Barnes Jacob S. salesman, 106 n Broadway Barnes James E. lumberman, 327 Canton av Barnes James S. brass moulder, 142 McCulloh Barnes James F. lumberman, 21 Fountain Barnes John R. clerk, 349 n Broadw.ay Barnes John H. city register, 364 e Baltimore Barnes John, tailor, 78 s \Yol(e Barnes John A. grocery and provision, 364 e
Baltimore Barnes John M. blacksmith, 43 e Fayette Barnes John R. clerk, 286 n Eden Barnes John W. millwright, 46 n Schroeder Barnes Joseph, carpenter, 173 s Central av Barnes Joshua, carpenter, 105 w Fayette Barnes J. T. M-ison, dep'y city collector, cor
Decker and Oliver Barnes Leakin. mariner, 90 B Gilmor BARNES MRS. MARY A. 20 Peirce Barnes Mary E. teacher, 33 Gough Barnes Mrs. Margaret St. Clair C. cor Decker
and Oliver Barnes Richard, screwman, 425 e Fayette Barnes Richard M. (B. & Davis) cor Decker
and Oliver Barnes Robert C. sr. 26 Bowly's wharf, dw
Baltimore co Barnes Sallie E. teacher, 164 s Charles Barnes Saml. F. moulder, 14 Ramsay Barnes Saml. carpenter, 48 Barre Barnes Sarah A. tailoress, 2 Gould's ct Barnes Theodore, carter, 43 s Regestcr Barnes Thos. B. tobacconist, 280 e Monument Barnes Capt. Thos. H. 14 Williamson al Barnes Thos. II. clerk, 146 e Madison Barnes Wesley (B.& Gardner) 15 n Frederick Barnes Rev. Wm. M. 319 n Eutaw Barnes Wm. R. clerk, 106 n Broadway ISarnes Wra. huckster, 9 s Ann Barnes Wm. 171 w Fayette Barnes Wm. J. bookkeeper, 113 Jaoksou Square av
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Barnes Wm. M. carpenter, H19 n Eutaw Barnet John H. cigar maker, 596 w Lombard Barnet Dr. Joaquin, 2 n Carey Barnett Alex, brickmaker, 158 William Barnett Mrs. A. D. 243 w Fayette Barnett Amelia E. millinery, 67 n Charles Barnett Danl. notions, over Ti}.^ Harrison Barnett Mrs. E'iza, Federal nr Hudson al Barnett Geo. W. salesman, Miller's Hotel Barnett James, caulker, 144 Battery av Barnett James H. miller, Tl Mound Barnett John, -wheelwright, 434 Saratoga, dw
125 Rollins Barnett Rosanna, tailoress, 125 Battery av Barnett Thomas, painter, Choptank nr Pratt Barnett Wm. bricklayer, 3 Hope al Barnett AVm. grocery and provisions, 703 w
Baltimore Barnew Robert, butcher, 490 Saratoga Barney Ann B. 76 n Charles Barney Caroline L. 76 n Charles Barney Elizabeth R. 76 n Charles Barney Geo. S. oyeter packer, 210 s Wolf BARNEY JAMES H. city collector, 76 n
Charles Barnbart Alfred W. paper hangings, 123 n
Fremont Barnhart John, machinist, 47 s Poppleton Barnhiil Andrew H. salesman, 364 e Eager Barnibam Wm. stonemason, 32 n Amity Barnickel Johann F. tailor, 115 McElderry Barnitz Augustus M. law student, 29 George Barnitz Covington D. attorney, 71 w Fayette,
dw Catonsville Barnitz Michael, 29 George BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL, fronting Calvert, St. Paul and Fayette, Barnum & Co. pro- prietors BARNUM & CO. proprietors Barnum's City
Hotel, cor Calvert and Fayette Barnum Edward T. clerk. 282 Walsh Barnwell Thomas, fireman, 79 Block Baron George, shoemaker, 222 s Paca Baroux Edwin G. painter, 539 w Lombard Barr Backard, shoemaker, Castle nr Baltimore Barr James L. clerk, 101 n Poppleton Earr Letilia, 101 n Poppleton Barranger Andrew, gardener, 292 Harford av Barranger C. C. (G. W.& C. C. Barranger)
288 Saratoga Barranger Charles, laborer, 223 Henrietta Barranger George W. (G. W, & C. C. Bar- ranger) 288 Saratoga Barranger Henry C. butcher, Lexington ext Barranger John F. provisions, s w cor McEl- derry and Spring Barranger James L. butcher, McElderry, e of
Maryland Hospital Bajfanger John, butcher, Lexington ext Barranger John L. police, 326 e Madison Barranger G. W. & C. C. butchers, 34 Centre,
71 Lexington and 63 Hanover markets Barranger Lewis L. sr.. Liberty rd nr tollgafe Barranger Lewis L. jr., butcher, 62 Centre, 44 K Lexington and 65 Hanover markets, dw 169 ^ Penna av
Barranger Lewis, wagoner, 109 McElderry Barranger Wm. hostler, 63 McElderry Barranger Zachary, stone polisher, McElderry
e of Maryland Hospital Barrett A. J. & Co. (A. J. Barrett, Mary Bevan) pawnbrokers, 50 e Baltimore
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, (Sec.
No. 21 SPEAR'S WHARF,
COXSTANTLT FOR SALE
Clover, Thnothy Seed, &c,
Rosendale Cement k Plaster.
Barrett Andrew J. (A. J. Barrett & Co.) 164
German Barrett Annie E. hair dresser, 89 n Howard,
dw 115 e Monument Barrett Augustus S. butcher, 129 n Regester Barrett C. millinery, 546 w Fayette Barrett David, watchman C. H. 107 Peirce