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BALTIMORE CITY DICTORY

JAMES H. JOHNSON,

MANUFACTURER OF WARREN'S IMPROVED

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PERFECTLY WATER PROOF. PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF.

UNEQUALED FOR ECONOMY. UNRIVALED FOR DURABILITY.

ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE.

Office, 3 JARVIS BUILDING, NORTH-ST. I

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JAMES H. JOHK^SON,

PROPRIETOR OF THE

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128 CUBIC FEET GUARANTEED TO THE CORD„ NO SHORT MEASiJRF.

Office, 3 JARVIS BUILDING, NORTH^S^

THO. J. CARSON, Banker, 204 Balthnore-st^

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193 BALTIMORE-ST.

SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEX LIGHT A\D CHARLES STREETS,

SEWING r '^CHINES.

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FAMILY MACHINES PROM |

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No. 159 BALTIMOKE STREET. j

W. E. BRODERICZ, Agent. '

■WHEEL3BH & "WILSON'S

FAMILY SE «G MACHINES.

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BAXTIMOHE.

A reduction in the prices of SKWIXr , ACHIXES is' ai nounced in our advertising columns. Their utility is established beyond question, and it the jiresent prices we sec no reason why they should not be found, as they ought to be, in every hoasehold. Several varieties are manufactured, adapted to various pur- poses. So far as ]iublic opinion has be -n firmed and uttered,- the preferenw is emphatically accorded to the WHEELER & WILSOX MACHINE FOT< FAMILY USE. and for manufactures in the same range of pur- pose and material, Duuing the jjreseiii ar.' ma the tria.s have been numerous, ami all the patents of any pretension have been brought fairlv into .ompetition. IX EVERY CASE THE WHEELER c*c AFILSOX MACHINE HAS WON THE HIGilJ'ST 1 IIEMIUM. 'We n sy instance the State Fairs "of New York, New 'er.sey, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Illinois. \\ isconsin, Virgin- , Michigan, Indiana, Mi.-sissippi. Missouri and ' alifornia, and the Fairs in Cincinnati, C'icago, St. Louis, r.altimore, Richmond and San Francisco. At Lhe Fair of the St. Louis Mechanical Asso<;iation, the ^.xaminiug Committi^e was composed of 25 Ladies of the highest social standing, who, without a dissenting voice, award' d for the WHEELi>:R & WILSON MACHIN'E THE HIGHEST AXl) ONLY PP.EMIUM, A SILVER PITCHER, valued at $75. If these facts do not establish a reputation, we know not what can. — Christian Advocate and Journal.

DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK '^TITCH MADE BY THIS MACHINE.

■ This is the only stitch that cannot be he seam. It is made with two threads. ■

t ,i.2^eDt;! the same appear;guce upon each side of lie f th; fibric, and interlocked in the centre of it.

W. MERRELL, Agent.

ADVEKTISEMENTS

Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer of

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Invites the attention of the public to his extensive assortment of DRESS, FREfSfCH CALF, and PATENT LEATHER BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS, all manufactured by himself in the latest French styles, of the very best materials, and for sale at the very lowest prices.

Persons troubled with tender feet, and who find it difficult to pet fitted, are particularly requested to call, as by a-particular method of taking measure he is enabled to fit those whose feet are covered with Cokns or Bunions, and to please the most fastidious.

Drawings taken of the feet, and a pair of lasts kept expressly for each customer, by which means the Boots fit as easily when first put on as they usually do when half worn out.

Strangers leaving their measure when in the city, can have their Boots made and sent to anv part of the United States.

He prides himself upon making really good articles, and will suflFer none others to leave his store. »

ADVERTISEMENTS

HUGH SISSON'S

TEAM MMBLE WORKS,

Corner North and Monument Sts., BALTIMORE.

H. S. is prepared to furnish all orders in his line, viz.

garble ^atitelB, 'Pomiments,

tom:bs, aR^VE stones,

TABLE TOPS, TILES FOR FLOORS, GARDEN STATUARY, ETC.

EDWIN L. PARKER.

OLIVER A. PARKER.

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E. L. PARKER & CO.,

IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN

Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c.

No. 83 SOUTH CHARLES ST„

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No. 40 YORK ST., BALTIMORE, ;

Manufacturer of COPPER WORK for Steam-Boats, Sugar Houses, Distilleries, &c. J8^ All orders t^nkfully received and punctually attended to on reasonable terms.

A 1) VKR'I'l SEMENTS

S. ROSEN^FELD & CO.

1) K A I, K HS IX

Segars, Chewing & Leaf Tobacco,

AND

Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco, choice lirands of Clicwing Tobacco, all kinds of Fancy Pipes, Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Labels, Ribbons, Brands for Segars.

|I3=' Domestic, French and German Fancy Papers, Letter and Wrapping Paper. George Benda's Dutch Metal and Bronzes. Also, FANCY ARTICLES generally.

JAMES MURRAY,

MiLLWRiGHT. [NGIN[[R IIIID MtCmilia

IN WIND, WATER, STEAM AND HORSE-POWER,

No. 42 YORK ST., near Light, BALTIMORE.

Having made a large addition to his stock of Patt(.'rns, respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he is prepared to furnish all kinds of Mill and Machine work at the lowest prices, and warrants all work planned and erected by him to operate well.

FASHIONABLE

NO. 80 NORTH GAY STREET,

SECOND DOOR ABOVE SARATOGA, WEST SIDE,

Invites the attention of the public to his extensive assortment of DRESS, FREJ^'CH CJiLF, AKD PJITEJ^T LEATHER BOOTS, SHOES A^D GAltflRS.

ADVERTISEMENTS

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M A N 0 F A C T U R E K OF OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,

No. 85 N. FROI^T ST., BAI^TIMORE.

No. 720 W. BALTIMORE ST.,

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Ornamental l?aintci' and (^\mn.

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H. BALDERSTON & SON,

.MANUFACTURERS OF

WIRE SIEVES AND RIDDLES,

BRASS AND IRON WOVEN WIRE, FOR MILL SCREENS AND PAPER MAKERS; SCREENS FOR CORN, COAL, SAND & ORE,

^IsAIM ^11 S"!!®! WI1,1 ir®i,i,

FOR BOOK CASES, CELLAR WINDOWS, &c..

No. 12 S. CALVERT ST., BALTIMORE.

WILLIAM McCLYMONT & CO.

DKALERS IN

Anthracite & Bituminous Coals

WEST FAI^L.S AVE]^UE,

FIRST YARD BELOW PRATT STREET BRIDGE, OFFICE 34 SECOND STREET,

ADVERTISEMENTS

CLARKE & JONES,

MANUFACTURERS OF

STEAM REFINED CANDY,

AXD WHOLESALE DEALERS IX

No. 20 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.

lK?"PARTICULAr, ATTE.VTIOX PAID TO ORDERS, -©a

T. R. JEFFERYS,

Sign, Banner, Ornamental

AND HERALDIC

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Cor. Fayette & North-sts.,

(UP STAIRS,)

S T E A. ]\I

No. 152 EAST STREET, between Hillen & Ensor,

Where he is prepared to execute all kinds of SAWING and TURNING, such as Bench Screws, Hand Screws, Bed Posts, Carriage Hubs, Cart Hubs, Cedar Posts, Stair Banisters, Stair Newels, Piano Legs, Columns, Tabic Legs, Ten Pin Balls, etc. Iso, all kinds of Straight and Fancy SCROLL SAWING.

WILLIAM DUKEHART,

No. 18 A^rA.TER-ST,, BA-LTIMORE,

MANUFACTURER OF

IP I IRE, /^^^^^^r EII^E,

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HOSE.

ARMY AND NAVY BUCKETS.

Torches, Wrenches, Suction-Hose, Elastic Tubes, Hose Pipes and Screws, Rivets, Burrs, &c. .,^^-STRETCHEU LEATHER BELTS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

KICHARD R. MAYGKR.

F. LITTIG SHAFFER, JR.

MAYGEll & SHAFFER,

ARCHITECTURAL

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IRON ITOUlNrDRY,

No. 40 E. MONUMENT-ST., BALTIMORE.

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Of every description, made and put up,

Such as House Fronts, Cornices, Trusses, Brackets, Girders, Beams, Window and Door ("ajJH, Columns, Posts, &c. Plain and Ornamental Railing and Two-Inch Water Pipes always on hanl.

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ELLICOTT & HEWES,

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE SALE OF

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59 EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.

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ADVERTISEMENTS

E. KIMBERLY. W. 11. KIMBERLY. HENRY KIMBERLY-

KIMBERLY BROTHERS,

PACKERS OF

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S. W. CORNER OF PRATT AND PATTERSON STS.,

tod KD^j^typ^Bir^^siia ©? iMP (^ ©i\^o©iis^

No. 28 BUREN STREET, BALTIMORE,

ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED ANIMAL COMPOST, MANUFACTORY, MONUMENT-ST. EXTENDED.

MANUFACTIJKKHS OF

Cotton Yarn, Wrapping Twine,

Carpet Chain, Candle Wick,

Cotton Rope, Lamp Wick,

Knitting Cotton, Cotton Bats,

Best Quality Chandler's Wick, &c.

N. W. Cor. Hillen and Exeter-sts., Baltimore.

Is delivered to any part (if the City FREE OF CHARGE. Dealers are respectfully requested to call and examine our stock before pur- chasing elsewhere.

AMON GREEN & CO. COACH, WAGON, DRAY and HARNESS MATERIALS.

R. THOMPSON,

No. 143 Fayette-st., near Howard, Baltimore,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

CARRIAGE LAMPS, MOULDINGS, FELLOES,

HUBS, SPOKES, BOWS, AXLES, SPRINGS, BOLTS,

Knots, Curtain Lights, Whip Sockets, Enameled Dash and Collar Leather, Enameled, Patent and Colored Canvass Coach Body, Japan and Leather Varnish, Japaned, Silver and Brass Harness Mountings, Varnish of all kinds. Malleable Castings, Sheet Brass, Plated Metal and Princess Metal for Stencil Cutters, all at the lowest rates.

ADVERTISEMENTS,

PETER SV^EEISTEY,

PROVISION DEALER AND PACKER,

FOR HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS,

Hams, Bacon, Lard, Smoked Beef, Tongues, &c.

JOHN D. IIA.MM:OISrD, TRUNK MANUFACTURER,

SS^;;^» WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

No. 366 BALTIMORE! STREET, nearly opposite the Eutaw House, B-A.IjTi:iVnOK.E,

Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand every description of SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, COLLARS, and every other article in his line. All orders executed with neatness and dispatch.

J. H. MURDOCH, 102 Hanover Street,

Professor and Master of all styles and kinds of SALESMANSHir AND COL- LECTING, whether for stationary or traveling purposes, of and for each and every kind and extent of business.

Professor M. can readily refer, as he is most noted, such as may not know him and his capacities, really to thousands of the oldest, wealthiest and most distinguished wholesale, as also retail, gentlemen and firms, and banking and other gentlemen, in most of the United States and the near British Provinces, to show that he was long at least one of, if not the most able, successful and best paid of any such on this continent at least, he having, (per written agreement for a term of years,) got $8,000 per year, that is, in salary and interest upon it, and ex23enses paid and stated privi- leges. He has certificates from hundreds of such persons in many i^arts of the United States, etc., (including from very many such in Baltimore, of course,) that he has at least no superior at all in those capacities, and that he has all the indipsensable ele- ments or qualifications, and most evenly and harmoniously combined and balanced, too, for such purposes. Such instruction is both an entirely new, and truly, a most indispensable feature, in this age of great progress, and rivalry, and lightning go-ahead- ativeness in many, if not all or most things ; and hs will greatly excel (a standing principle with him) in everything, it matters not what, he undertakes. What he not simply believes, but hnoios as truth, he should not, and don't, put under, but upon the bushel, and light all around.

Business men and parents can have truly No. 1 Agents, Drummers, Salesmen, or Collectors, or all together, made out of their favorite, or promising, or may be, even, less favorable clerks, or children, or the latter themselves can so have themselves made. What's called the best made better, the poorest train'd to be Much better, or, maybe, even to the mastery.*

B@" Due notice will be given through the papers of the time the above is to commence.

*That is, even such as are very generally called the best made better.

WENDELL BOLLMAN.

ADVEKTISEMENTS.

J. H. TEGMEYEE.

JAMES CLARK.

CIVIL AND CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS.

PATAPSCO WORKS.

COB. CLIFTON-ST. AND SECOND AV., CANTON, BALTIMORE.

Manufacturers of BO LLMAN'S PATENT IRON SUSPENSION TRUSSED BRIDGE, for Railways and Common Roads ; also of all kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron Work, such as ROOFS, FRONTS, GIRDERS, &c., &c., for Buildings and Machniery m all its branches. Plans and estimates furnished upon application.

F. GUERAND'S

(FROM PARIS,)

DUING IIIID SCOURING [mBLiSHMfNT,

No. 124 N. HOWARD STREET,

B il^ 1^ W S iffi ® a 1 ,

Dyes and Finishes all kinds of Woolen and Silk Goods to any color; also Silk Velvets Dyed to perfection ; Canton Crape Shawls Dyed Scarlet, Cherry and Crimson, unequalled.

Ladies' Goods, as well as Gentlemen's Qothing, Qeansed and Pressed in the best manner.

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ADVERTISEMENTS

BALTIMORE OY

IPTJT XJI» B-^T

No. 95 CONWAY STREET, BALTIMORE, Md.

DEALERS IX FRE8H A'Sl) HERMETICALLY HEALED

OYSTERS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c,

WARRAX'J'ED TO KKKP T^\■^:LVE .MONTHS IX ANY CLIMATE.

We are the original inventors and patentees of a mode of running CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, that ex- perience has proved to he the only plan by which lumber can he successfull3' sawed from the log with a Cir- cular Saw.

We trust that as inventors of this principle, which has added much to the industrial wealth of our coun- try, we will receive that yjatronage which we feel the merits of our invention deserves, and that all gentle- men will avoid purchasing from those who attempt to evade our patent.

Our Saw Mills are at least one-third stronger, and are capable of doing more work, and in every respect better than any others made. AVe make them of three sizes, suited as well for the wants of the largest lum- bering establishment as for the smallest plantation, with prices to correspond.

We build STATIOXARY AXD PORTABLE .STEAM EX(;IXES of all sizes and finish that cannot be surpassed, also HORSE P0^\ EKS FOR COTTOX. GIXS, GRIST MILLS, etc.

For descriptive catalogues or other information, apply to

GEO. PAGE & CO.

No. 5 SCHROEDER STREET, BALTIMORE, Md.

ADVERTISEMENTS. H

MAiXUEL T. FORSYTH. LEWIS H. COLE.

.A-JNTID

SMOKING TOBACCOS.

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'I^HE UNDERSIGNED, PKOPRIETOKS OF

Pimlico Snuff Mills and Smoking Tobacco Factory

Have n-moved their jjlace of business from 72 Exchange Place, to

No. 84 PAYETTE STREET, three doors West of Charles,

Where will be found a stock (jf our own ^Manufacture lA'

SNUFF AND SMOKING lOBiCCO OF ilL GRiDFS.

And in every style of Packages, in part as follows:

SCOTCH SNUFF.— Loose, in bbls. and kegs

" " In beef and calf bladders, packed in bbls. and tierces.

" " In ^Ib. bottles, in 6, 4 and 3 dozen cases.

" '•' In 2 and 4 oz. papers, in bbls., 12 and 6 dozen cases.

MACCOBOY SNUFF.— In tierces, kegs, jars and bottles. COARSE SNUFF. — In tierces, kegs and jars. STEM SNUFF.— In bbls.

Nos. 1, 2 and 3, cut and dry, in bbls., poimd, half pound and quarter-pound papers, neatly put up in gross and half-gross boxes.

¥Sa€ISIia. iii®miSS€ t@14€€@,

Of all grades, loose in bbls., also in pound, half-pound and quarter pound papers, and in neat packages of 12 and 6 doz.

Also in 10 lb. bales, manufactured of Virginia and Carolina Tobacco, carefully select- ed by us.

'"e would soUcit a share of your patronage.

FORSYTH & COLE,

84 PAYETTE STREET, 3 doors West of Charles,

BALTIMORE, MD.

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A DYER T I S P] M E N T S .

AMMIDON & CO.

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Kerosene, Lard & Ethereal Oils.

No. 1 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET.

LYNCH' S CELEBRATED

FOR THE CUKE OF

SICK HEAJJACHE, SUUK STOMACH, BELCHING OR THROWING UP, AND

ALL THE CDNCOMITAXTR OF INDIGESTION.

LYNCH'S CELEBRATED SOLUTION,

FOR THE CURE OF

RHEUMATISM, PAINS, BRUISES, SWELLINGS, CUTS, HEADACHE,

DIARRHEA, CRAMPS IN THE STOMACH, SORES OF ALL

KINDS, FOR MAN OR HORSE. &c.

FOR SOFTENING, BEAUTIFYING, AM) FALLING OUT OF THE HAIR.

SOI.li WHOLEKALK .\M) RETAIL ]!V

Y\^ILLIAM LYISrCH,

FALLS ROAD, NEAR TOLL GATE,

AND BY DRUIJGISTS (;K.\'EKALI,V

©HAiLES E. SAVAiE,

36 LEE STREET.

llHAl.Ki; IX

Eags, Eope, Iron, Metals, &c.

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR THE SAME.

Also, WOOLEN RAGS ul' every dcsciiptiijii, LEAD. ZINC. COlTER, I'EWTER, BRASS, WROUGHT AND CAST IRON always on band for sale.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Denmead's Iron Works.

A. & w. wmmEm & Bum,

COR. NORTH AND MONUMENT-STS.

HAVING THEIR

IIOI f OniBRI ^ ffiMHIIE IHOP

IN COMPLETE OPEBATION, ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE FAITHFULLY AND PROMPTLY, ORDERS FOR

Locomotive or Stationary iSteain Eufcines, Woolen, Cotton, Flour, Rice. Supar, Grist or Saw Mills. Slide, Hand or Chuck Lathes, Machinery for cuttinjr all kinds of Grain. Hy- draulic, Tobacco and other Presses. Car and Locomotive Patent Rincryvheels, Wakuantbd. Bridge and Mill Castings, of every description. Gas and Water Pipes, all sizes, Wakranted. Rail Road Wheels, with Best Faogoted Axi,e, furnished and fit up for use, complete.

_^S>^Being provided with Heavy Lathes for Boring and Turning Screws, Cylinders, Ac, we can furnish them of any pitch, length or pattern.

.^^~01d Machinery Renewed or Repaired — and Estimates for Work, in any part of the United States, furnished at short notice.

JOHN 'WILLIAMS,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.

No. 2 WATER-ST., near South-st.

Of all sizes, on hand and made to order, of the best materials, and warranted bound in the

most substantial manner.

A complete assortment of Office and Counting-House Stationery, Letter and Cap Papers,

Steel Pens and Handles, Copying, Writing, Carmine and Red Inks, Inkstands,

Sand Boxes, Wafer Clips, Seals, Wafers, Envelops, Rulers, Patent

and Red Blotting Papers, &c., &c.

BOOKS BOUND IN EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE.

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14 ADVERTISEMENTS

SLOAN & CALWELL,

TMPOHTEES AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

ei)iNDI[S, WIN[S, GIN, CIGiRS. &C.

Nos. 17 & 19 CHEAPSIDE, BALTIMORE.

Cognac Brandy, Pale and Dark, (Pinet, Castellon & Co., Otard, Dupuy & Co., James Hen- nessy. ) Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey, Peach, Cherry, Lav- ender, Raspberry and Ginger Brandies; Wine Bitters; Madeira, Port, TenerifFe, Sherry, Lisbon, Muscat, Malaga, Champagne and Claret Wines, Choice and Old. Havana Cigars of all Grades. Extra Fine Old Monongahela and Bourbon Whiskey, from two to five years old.

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S. E. Corner Baltimore and Light-sts.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

lie i|j«tclf^, ^kl f fwieki,

SILVER ANB PLATED WAKE,

AND EWE EAFGY ARTICLES.

inj^Every attention paid to the Manufacture and Repair of Jewelry. Fine Watches Repaired by experienced workmen. Hair Plaiting in all its varieties. Orders attended to with dispatch.

G. JENNINGS LOANE,

MANUFACTURER OF

VERDIGRIS AND COLORS,

AND DEALER IN SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN,

ADVERTISEMENTS. 15

RICHARD R. MAYGER. F. LTTTIG SHAFFER. Jr.

R.M,

MAYGER & SHAFFER,

IMIlEllS, MICHIIISTS,

PATTERN MAKERS & IRON FOUNDERS, 40 E. MONUMENT-ST., BALTIMORE,

MAM.IACTCkKkS OK

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Constantly on hand MILL GEARING, HEAVY AND LIGHT PULLEYS, HANGERS and SHAFTINGS, and all sizes of WATER STOPS and PIPKS. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. All kinds of BOILEUS and TANKS made to order.

CHARLES FARINGER,

MANDFACTURER OF

CONSTITUTION STREET, Near Buren Street,

B & i^ 1 1 H © E 1 .

Has always on hand MOULD CANDLES, BROWN, YELLOW, CHEMICAL, OLIVE and FANCV SOAPS, which he will sell on the most liberal terms.

MANUFACTURKR AND DEALER IN

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WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,

PAINTED BUCKETS, CEDAR WARE, BRISTLE BRUSHES, MATS

CORDAGE, MATCHES, BLACKING, TWINE, WICKING, Ac.

No. 121 FRANKLIN STREET, One door West of Eutaw,

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ADVERTI8EMEXTS

;;^^V« JOHN C. Mc CULLOUCH, -^ \

¥00D& BEALER IN COAL.^

PRATT & FREMONT STS.

/-OFFICE & YARD ., CORNER OF-

7 ' / WHARF YARD. FOOT OF EUTAW ST. BALTIMORE. 1

/ .' I DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE \

/SAWED,OR SAWED & SPLIT HICKORY. OAK A PINE WOOD]

V OF ALL SIZES & LENGTHS.

\ ALSO AMHKACITE& BITUMINOIJS COAL J

V OF ALL SIZES, SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES. /

\ ALL FOR SALE AT LOW RATES. .'

O. F. DUTRO"W &. CO.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Cil[[S[, GRIllll, BACON, eUTHR, LARD, Mi

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BEANS, SEEDS, FRUITS,

AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,

'SHc

BY PERMISSION WE REFER TO

WM. L. RICHARDSON, Cashier Citizens' Bank, Baltimore. JOHNS HOPKINS, President of the Merchants' Bank, Baltimore. WM. LAMPING & CO., Baltimore. JAMES J. BROOKS, Esq., Baltimore. G. D. ARTHUR. Cashier Atlantic Bank, New York. J. C. DONNELL. Cashier Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia, Pa. JOSEPH B. BOWLES, President Bank of Louisville, Ky. J. HARPER, Cashier Bank of Pittsburg, Pa. • WM. P. SPRAGUE & CO., Malta, Ohio.

SPEER, PATTERSON & CO., Concord, Ohio.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 17

JOHN S. GITTINGS. BENJ. H. WILLIAMS.

BANKERS,

[UHllliGL SIOCKIIND BILL BROKfRS,

Transact all bui^iness appertaining to Banks or private Bankers, in their several depart- ments.

Buy and sell on Coininission Stock and Securities in this and other Markets.

I'ncurrent Money bought and sold.

Make advances on Stocks, Koal Estate, Notes and other Collaterals.

-Vetjotiate time Paper and Stock Loans.

Receive deposits in Bankable and iJncurrent Funds, and give SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS on all accessible points in the Dnited States and Canada, and can offer un- rivalled facilities to correspondents.

Interest allowed on deposits.

I. C. CANFIELD. WM. B. CANFIELI). .JOS. H. MEREDITH.

CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.

No. 229 BALTIMORE-ST.

WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IK

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY

STERLING SILVER WARE, ^ CUTLERY, ALBATA WARE,

DIAMONDS, PEARLS, y^^^^'f^

CLOCKS, BRONZES,

AMI OTHER

ALSO

WATCHMAKER'S TOOLS & MATERIALS.

CALL AND EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK.

18 ADVERTISEMENTS,

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%\t PotoaA Jfire |nBurame dLo.

CDF B^^XjTin^vdlOI^E,

INSURES Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses,

Goods on Storage, and Merchandise Generally, Against Loss or Damage by Fire.

Also, Vessels and Cargoes in Port.

Office, S. E. COR. SOUTH & SECOND-STS.

(Former Office of J. S. Gittings & Co.)

THE DIRECTORS MEET DAILY TO ANSWER APPLICATIONS.

ANDREW REESE, President.

r>TI«.ECTOR,S.

JAMES M. POUDER, AAROX FENTON. H. J. WERDEHAUGH,

WM. G. POWER, GKO. P. THOMAS, E. H. PERKINS,

SAM'L R. SMITH, CHAS. HOFFMAN, AUGUSTUS SHRIVER.

WM. ORTWINE, M. BENZLNGER, J. STRICKER JENKINS.

G. HARLAN WILLIAMS, Secretary.

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

PRESENTS INDUCEMENTS TO ALL CLASSES EQUAL I'O ANY COMPANY AND FAR SUPERIOR TO MOST.

1st. — Giving those insured their full share oi al/ piofita. ■

2d. — Dividends annuallJ^

3d. — Allowing all whose premiurus are above .$50 to retain one-lialt of the amount. 4th. — By having a large capital and adjusting all losses with promptness and fairness. .

5th. — By being a Home Company and readily accessible, and many other advanta- ges to be found by an investigation of its merits. I

Over 159 W. Baltimore-st., Opposite the Museum.

ADVERTISEMENTS,

19

BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.

3SrO- 6 SOXJTH STREET.

Incorporated in 1830. — Cliarter Perpetual. JOHN I. DONALDSON, President. A. B. COULTER, Sec'y.

This Company proposes to insure Lives for one or more years, or for life. With their rates the assured enjoys the benefit of immediate in lieu of a prospective and uncertain bonus. He risks neither his policy nor the premium he has paid.

These premiums may be made payable annually, semi-annually or quarterly, at option of the assured. The Company grants and buys annuities. Sells endowments for children.

Makes all contracts in which Life or the interest of Money is involved.

fllll

Office, N. E. COR. SOUTH & SECOND-STS.

JOHN REESE, President.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

JOHN H. EHLEN. AUGUSTUS J. ALBERT, CHARLES M. KEYSER, C. A. SCH^FER, EDWARD JENKINS, FREDERICK ACHEY, THOS. W. LEVERLVG, NATHAN TYSON. F. LITTIG SHAFFER, JOSHUA DRYDEN, JOHN GUSHING,

CHAS. A. GRINNELL, MENDES I. COHEN, GEORGE S. GIBSON, GEORGE ROGERS, JAMES M. ANDERSON, S. S. MILLS, SAMUEL HART, HUGH BOLTON, ROBERT TAYLOR, JOHN G. REANEY, G. K. TYLER,

HENRY P.

JAMES FIELDS, GARRET BROWN, JOHN M. GALT, THOMAS WILSON, HENRY R. LAUDERMAN, CALKB PARKS, HENRY L. REITZ, JOSHUA JONES, ISAAC M. DENSON, J. ALEX. SHRIVER.

DUHURST, Secretary.

SECOND STREET, ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE,

Will receive Weekly and Special Deposits, and pay In- terest on the same.

WILLIAM E. COALE, President.

WILLIAM L. MONTAGUE, Jr., Cashier.

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ADVERTISEMENTS

JOSEPH CLARKSON & SON,

No. 75 N. Front Street, Baltimore, Md.

.MAXUFACTlilK TO UKJIKK

STEAM ESfGISTES A5«^B BOILERS,

Vertical and Circular Saw Mills, Chair Back, Fellow, Scroll and Cross Cut Saws, Mill Gear- ing:, Shafting and Pulleys. Woodworth's Planing Mills for Flooring, &c., Sash Machinery, full sets. Also a general assortment of Machinery for Sawing, Planing, Turning, and Carv- ing Wood in any desired shape. [Seep. 55 Advertisementg.

jOHisr c. GivEiNr,

No. 22 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, AGENT FOR WOODS' OHIO PEARL STARCH-

Will furnish city and country dealers at the lowest net cash prices, with every variety of Tea, Coffee, (Green, Roasted or Ground,) Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Vinegar, G. A. and Fine Salt, Kice, Barley, Split Peas, Starch, Soaps of every description. Indigo, Spices, Cocoa, Hroma, Chocolate, liice, Flour, Corn Starch, Farina, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Yeast Powders, Hemp, Carraway, Canary and Annis Seed, Sal Soda, Carb. Soda, Cream Tartar, Nutmegs, Es- sences, Extract Coffee, Cigars, Bremen Pipes, Dutch Herring, Bath Bricks, Chalk, Whiting, Kottenstone, British liUstre, Stove Polish, Matches, Blacking, Carpet Tacks, Table Oils, Nuts of all kinds, Prunes, Currants, Raisins, Dates, Figs, &c., Ac,

^^^"Goods for Shipment delivered free, and no charge for Packages. '^^

A. COHEN'S

mm mi

89 N. HOWARD-ST., between Lexington & Saratoga.

CONSTANTLY ON HANK, A UlCll ASSORTMENT OF

PLATED CHINA & CUT GLASS WARE, CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS.

Also a Large Assortment of French Plate and other Mirrors.

^©~A11 kinds of Furniture taken in Exchange, also bought for Cash. Furniture neatly Repaired, Varnished and Ke-Upholstered.

ADVERTISEMENTS

21

B^^I-.TI3VrOI^E

fc00O%0 IfottttSuii

AND PRINTERS' FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

^(£).l®3cPiaJ)® 1^

^i jy®

LUCAS BROTHERS, Proprietors.

LUCAS BROTHERS,

Successors to V. LUCAS, Jr.

No. 170 W. Baltimore-st., Baltimore,

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, SUPERIOR BLANK ACCOUNT AND RECORD BOOKS OF EVERY PATTERN

Made to order, with the utmost dispatch, of the best materials, and warranted not to go to pieces. Personal attention given to the manufacture of books made to order in their own Bindery for Banks, Public Offices, Insurance and Railroad Corporations and Merchants.

Finest Stationery from the best sources of foreign and domestic manufacture, embracing CAP, LETTER, and DRAWING PAPERS. Office and School Stationery of every des- cription. DRAWING MATERIALS, and all articles for Engineers and Surveyors.

check: BOOKS, COPYING PRESSES, in the greatest variety, COPYING BOOKS, made of the best French and English Paper, imported by ourselves, and warranted in every respect, at prices as low as the common article.

BLANK NOTES, DRAFTS, AND BILLS OF LADING, of handsomely engraved pat- terns. CDSTOM HOUSE BLANKS. PRINTING OF ALL KINDS, such as BillHeads, Notes, Drafts, Checks, Cards, Circulars, Ac. executed at short notice.

r

J. WHEELWRIGHT.

ADVERTISEMENTS

A. 13. MUDGE.

B. C. DORSEY.

WHEELWRIGHT, MUDGE & CO.

No. 14 HANOVER STREET, Cor. German,

L. L. Brown & Co.

Carew Manufacturing Co.

Thomas-Colt,

A. S. Chamberlain & Co.

Carson Bros. & Co.

D. Carson, Jr. & Co.

Dickey, Ross & Dickey,

AGENTS FOB

Eagle Mills Co. Plainer & Porter, '

PJmpire Mills, Plainer <fe Smith,

Gibson, Crosby & Robbins, Parson's Paper Company.

R. & A. H. Hubbard, Marlboro' Mills,

Jessup & Lafflin, Metropolitan Mills,

J. P. King & Co. Sagamore Mills, Owen & Hurlbut,

Al»- ¥AB.};#'e:S #THKR €KLKBEAT1» MikKlHS,

ALSO A F0LL ASSORTMENT OF

E L[IITH[R, CLOTH, GLU[, &C.

COLORED PAPERS OF ALL KINDS,

Sl^HAW BOARDS, BINDF.RS' AND TRUNK BOARDS, BONNET

BOARDS, White ancUJolored ; PRINTERS' CARDS AND CARD

BOARDS, ill every variety; TISSUE AND SHOE PAPER,

HARDWARE AND MANILLA PAPER, PRESS BOARDS.

A FOLTi ASSORTMENT OF

r!i

ixmtlt gmv gaisit, garl^t »tta ptt^v iapr, ^ImhU W,mv,

WRAPPING PAPERS, ALL KINDS, SHEATHING, TACK & SPICE PAPERS,

PHINTING AND WRITING INK. Bi^Paper of every description Made to Order.

A I.) ^' E R 1^ I S E M E N T S . 28

J. D. EHLERS,

No. 166 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,

Respectfully informs Printers and the public generally that lie is prepared to execute all orders in the best style and on reasonable terms.

Portraits, Buildings, Views, Machinery,

#ieite,.§aife Steicfe, gill geiife, gw^jte^ iMife,

ORNAMENTAL DESIGNS FOR COLOR PRINTING.

_,^^~0rdei'3 by mail or express will receive prompt attention.

HENRY M'CAFFREY,

AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE

MUSIC PUBETSHEl) AND KECEIVEl) DAILY.

MUSIC! BOUND IN THE NEATEST STYLE.

MUSIC FOLIOS AT ALL PRICES.

The Largest Assortment of MUSIC in the city can be found at this

Establishment.

Instruction Books for every instrument. Dealers, Booksellers, Seminaries, Teachers, ^c. supplied on the most reasonable terms.

~ " Orders by mail promptly attended to.

24

ADVEETISEMEXTS.

mm MACHINf RfPAIRING AND Ml ROOM.

THOMAS SHANKS,

146 W. BALTIMORE STREET,

NEAR CALVERT, SECOND FLOOR,

Sewing Machines and all kinds of light Machinery re- paired at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.

^^^^Sewing Machines Bought, Sold and Exchanged.

LOOKI^a GLA.SS, ^

PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAME MANUfACTURERS.

AND IMPORTERS OF

JwmI Mil (Sirmaiii

FIISrE ENGRAVINGS, &e. T'S "WEST B.A.I-.TI3^d:OI^E STI^EET,

Plain and Ornamental Frames for Portraits, Engravings, Needle Work, &c.. Brackets, Bracket Tables and Window Cornices, in all their variety. Fancy Wood Frames. &c. Look- ing Glass Plates, by the Box or single Plate.

OLD WORK RE-GILT with neatness and dispatch, on very moderate terms.

DANIEL C. BRUCE,

SHIPPER AND DEALER IN

Anthracite & Cumberland Coal

OFFICE, N. E. Cor. South-st. and Exchange Place,

LOCUST GAP AND LYKENS VALLEY COAL, for Furnaces, Grates and Stoves. CUMBERLAND COAL by the Cargo, Car Load, or Single Ton, furnished at short notice, on favorable terms.

THOMAS L. LEVERING, Selling Agent.

f^BISlBlH"'?"^'^

ADVERTISEMENTS

'26

erIj.a.c::ji5L

HVfaiinfacture Establislied 1816.

The quality ul' tliis Ink lius hcfu fcsln/ Jor nion: llttiii KuHTV i/ciir.t. During thi>s time, it has constHntly imai'aseil in public favnr ami 2)at,roiiage, and is now the leading articl(3 in the country. 'I'hc j'roprictors annex a few of many Testimonials received from parties wiio iiave n-si'd if for mini' limn n i/iiorii-r of a i-cninry. and whose oppor- tunity and i|ualiHcations tor judging correctly of its merits will not be ipiestioned.

Rkoistrv of Deeds Ofkuk. Hoston, January 10, 1859. Messr^i. Mayxakd A. Noyks, (Tentleincn : lam glad that longer use of your Writing Ink enables nie to repeat the tostimony given in its favor many years ago. I have used it in this ottice thirtv-seven years, and my oldest records are as legible and black an when fir at loritten. This rare ijuaHty for permanence, renders it invaluable for State and County Records and all mercantile purposes, where it is important that the writing should remain legible and un- changed in color by the lapse of time.

Uknky Allink, Register of Deeds.

BowuoiN I'UBLic School, Boston, January 7, 1857. Messrs. Maynahu & Xoyks, Gentlemen : I have used yoiir Ink in the Writing Depart- ment of this School I he past thirty years, and take great pleasure in renewing my testimo- nial of its superior quality. It flows freely from the pen, its color is brilliant and permanent, and it combines all the necessary and desirable qualities of good Ink.

J AS. Robinson, Writing Master.

The following extract of a letter Irom a well known and long established Bookseller in Dover. X. II., is like many others often received, and ^vill be found to express tlie opinion and correspond witli the experience of a large number in the business.

After trying various kinds of Ink, most of my customers come back to yours. I am tired of the miserable compounds offered every little while, pretending to be superior to all other Inks, and will have nothing further to do with them. I have used your Ink on my books over twenty-six years, and my customers can see how it stands against' time. Entries made in 1832. are as fresh as those made during this year.

Dover, N. H., October 16, 1858. E. J. Lane.

Tlie following Testimonial fi-om Dr. Chilton is added as a supplement to any of his

previous tests.

From experiments instituted by mc, in 1855 and 1856, and repeated within the past six months, I am fully satisfied that Maynard & Noyes' Writing Ink is entitled to the pre-emi- nence it has always sustained for Legibilit}' and Permanence of color.

New York, May 11, 1858. James R. Chilton, M. D., Chemist.

The above popular Ink, together with BLUE, RED, CARMINE and COPYING INK, WRITING FLUID and INK POWDER, is for sale by the principal Book- sellers, Stationers, and Paper Dealers in Baltimore.

26 ADVERTISEMEXTS.

OLDERSHAW & CO.

COOKING, PARLOR & HALL STOVES, FURNACES,

SHIPS CAMBOOSES, RANGES, GRATES,

TIN, SHEET IRON, HOLLOW WARE,

And all Articles in the Stove Business, Wliolesale and Retail,

WAREHOUSE, 215 W. PRATT-ST., BETWEEN SHARP & HANOVER,

KepairinK (Ion.- <iii all kinds of .STOVES. Fl'IiXACES and KANOES by ourselves : heinj; inacUcal men. we shall attend to the business, therefore we guarantee all work done l>,v us to ii\yv satisfaction. All Orders left with us will be promptly attended to.

i^"Sewing Machines of all kinds Repaired by J. B. Oldershaw.

JAMES H, MURDOCH, M. D., and Professor and Demonstiator of Human, Physi- ology, Meteorologfy, Medicine, Climatology, Hydropatliy, all kinds of Bathing, Sweating, etc., etc., etc , will give due notice through the papers of the time he will open his

INSTITUTE for the most thorough Demonstration and the most rigid and habitual appli- cation of the Natural Laws or Laws of Health and Life of Mankind, etc., for the Preserva- tion, or rather the prolonging of Health and Life very greatly, or at the very least, the Checking, or to those who really prefer it, the moderate or most extreme Production or Ag- gravation of DisEASB, it matters not by what name or names any other Physician or person or yourself may or will call it.

N. B. — Professor M's mode of treatment is not a deceiving, etc., etc., etc., but truly the most honorable, humane, practical, speedy and certain, and only such plan, as incredible as it may appear to most persons or the uninitiated.

Dr. M. most certainly has had in every possible way, not only the most thorough, terrible, and costly experience personally for many years in all tl)e schools of medical practice and in every other possible way, but by having watched such constantly and most carefully, and by the most intense study, extreme expenditures, etc.. etc., has equal knowledge of and for such.

This treatment will give the very greatest possible strength and comfort and energy of body or mind, or both of bod}- and mind or mind and body, and success, fame, good looks, happiness, and of course, all their great bases — health, life, and longevity.

MANUFACTURER OF OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

GAS FIXTURES, FANCY GOODS, ELECTRO-SILVER PLATED WORK,

LIGHTNING RODS & TRIMMINGS, &c.

ISTo. 63 Soutli diaries Street, Baltimore.

^SS^Uas Pipes laid in all kinds of Buildings at the shortest notice, and on the most reason- able terms.

MASS & HENCK,

PAINTERS,

Camden-st., opposite Bait. & O. R. R. Depot, B.A.ijTiis/a:oii.E.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 27

LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!

Tho sul)S(Til..i- liMviii- rsiahlisli.d ;i lAME DEPOT at

No. 1 SOUTH CALHOITN STREET,

Where he is |ire)>aii'(l l<i fmnisli a veiv' siipcrior artiili' dt' I, inn- ii> luiildiis ,ii lower rates than any other house in tlie city. Also, CA I.CIN KD I'LASTKR. CEMENT, and HAIR. Also, on hand a superior Fertilizer, railed Doilb's Soil Invigorator.

K. r>OUB, Agent.

DOUB & CASSARD, COLLECTORS AND PROPERTY AGENTS,

HAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES FOR RENT OR SALE.

ALSO GKOUND KEWTS, FARMS, &c.

JS^" Persons having I'niuls to invest, can hear ol" good cliances by applying at our oflSce,

No. 1 SOUTH CALHOUN STREET,

BI.AVES A\^AT^TED !

Wo are at all times PURCHASING SLAVES, paying the HIGHEST CASH PRICES. Persons wishing to sell will i)leasc call at

2 8 2 Pratt Street,

(_'onnnunications addressed to

B. M. & W. L. CAMPBELL.

A. H. BARNITZ. N. S. BRINTON.

BARNITZ & BRINTON,

No. 120 NORTH STREET AND UNION DOCK,

Have constantly for sale, every Variety of the Best ANTHRACITE, CHARCOAL and SCOTCH PIG IRON!

Also, every descrijition of LUMBER by the Cargo.

28

ADVERTISEMENTS,

HENRY J. BAKER.

CHARLES J. BAKER.

JOSEPH ROGERS, Jr.

BAKER BROS. & CO

MANUFACTLllEllS ANl) IMl'OKTERS OF

PROP'RS BALTO. WINDOW GLASS & DRUGGISTS GLASS WORKS,

Jars,Vials,Wine, Porter & Mineral Water Bottles

^^^^15. iujit>.

s^ ^^,

Nos. 32 and 34 SOUTH CHARLES-ST.

ADVERTISEMENTS

29

BALTIMORE COLLEGE

DENTAL SURGERY.

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TWENTIETH SESSION, 1859-60

CHAPIN A. HAEHIS. M. 1).. I'rinciplos of Dental Science, and Tiiciv an.l I'lac-

tice of Dental Surgery. THOMAS E. BOND. M. D., Therapeutics and Materia Medica. PHILIP H. AUSTEN. M. D.. Mechanical Dentistry. REGINALD N. WPtlGHT, M. D., Chemistry and Metallurgy. A. SNOWDEN PIGGOT, M. D., Anatomy and Physiology. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON, M. D., Microscopical and Comparative Anatr.n.v nt'

the Teeth. FERDINAND J. S. GORGAS, D. D. S., ] ,. , , .. ,. , , ,, ,.

SAMUEL T. CHURCH, D. D. S., j J^emonstrators .it ])ental I ract.ce.

WILLIAM G. SMULL, U. D., Demunstratnr of Anatomy.

The Twentieth Annual session will commence on the 3d day of October and close on the 1st of March.

The regular course of Lbcturks will commence on the 1st of November.

The entire day during October, and the afternoon of each day during tlie rest of the session will be devoted "to Practical Dentistry and Anatomical Dissections.

The Infirmar}' has a large and rapidly increasing supply of patients, attbrding to the stu- dent unsurpassed facilities for the acquirement of a practical knowledge of every Operation in Surgical, Medical and Mechanical Dentistry.

Tickets for the Lectures, $100. Demonstrators' Tickets, $20. Matjiculation Fee, $5. Dissection Ticket, (optional,) $10. Diploma Fee, $30.

P. H. AUSTEN, Dean of the Faculty,

79 NoKTH Charles SriiKEr, l{.\i/riM(iKK..

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ADVEETISEMENTS

SCHOOL OF lyCEDICIISrE.

The Annual Session begins early in Octobei', and ends on the first of the ensuing March.

X ]\. SMFTIT, ^I. 1)., Proft'ssrir of the T'riiii'iples iiiid Practico ()f Siirt^en'.

W. E. A. AHvIX, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and riiarmacy.

SAIMITEL CHEW, M. I)., I'rofessor of tlie I'riuciples and Practice of Meihcine.

.lOSEPH ]U)m\ M. D., Professor of Aiiiitomy and Pliysiolog^'.

GEOPtiiE W. MrLTF>XBEPt(_iEU, M. ])., Professor of Obstetrics.

CHAS. FPiKJK, M. ]).. Professor of Materia Medica and Tlierapeutics.

Clinical Instruction is given in Medicine and Surg:ery at the "BALTIMORE INFIRMARY," an Institution of more tiian thirty yeais standing, belonging to the University, situated in its immediate neiglib(jrhoo(i, under the sole charge of, and attended by, the Faculty. Its wards constantly contain aiuple material for illustrating the various forms of disease, and are open throughout the year, to all Matriculates of the [School, without charge.

Anatomical material is abundant, and supplied at moderate expense. The Demonstrator, B. U. Smith, M. I)., devotes regular hours to this department of instruction.

Fees for the Full Course, $90. Practical Anatomy, SIO. Matriculation, $5. Gradua- tion, S20.

For further information apply to

GEO. W. MILTENBERGER, Dean of the Faculty,

\,. i:.2 WEST Umm STREET, BALTIMORE.

ADVEETISEMENTS

TiaiE

31

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Jh

Is constantly open for the reception and care of THE SICK. The Patients are attended hy the Faculty of the University, and nursed by the Sisters of Charity. An addition has recently been erected, containing commodious private apartments separate from the more public portion of the house. Persons from a distance re- quiring surgical treatment, or operations, will find the Institution admirably adapted to this purpose.

Board from THREE to TEN DOLLARS per week, according to the accommodations required.

Applications for admission may be made to

DR. eT^S. H. BUTLER,

RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

iWMariMHrtftiiiiMAC

32 ADVERTISEMENTS.

S

IMPORTER & MANUFACTURER OF '^

DY[ WOODUYfING DRUGURYMI)I[UC.

USED BY WOOLEK COTTON,

SOAP & PAPER MAISrUFACTURERS, TANNERS, LEATHER & MOROCCO

DRESSERS, MACHINISTS & DYERS.

No. 36 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,

JOHN H. REA. U. (-,. MnitRAY.

JOHN H. REA & CO.

MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND FURNISHING GOODS,

Oil Clotliiii^, Covered ETats, <fec., <fec.

Also, Military and Police Uniforms,

N. E. Cor. South & Pratt-sts., Baltimore.

S. S. WEATHERBY. J. HARK.

'WEATHEHBV & HAHE,

CARPENTEES & BUILDERS

m%. f it#a«a nm^mw swiiiir,

ECi=All Jobbing promptly attended to at the Shortest Notice,

.^i^^:^

ADVERTISEMENTS.

33

LEONARD PASSANO

IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF

FllY COODS, COTLERI,

AND SMALL WARES, &c.

52 CENTRE MARKET SPACE, BALTIMORE.

JOHN HODES,

MANUFACTURER OF

MATTRESSES k BEDDING

No. 125 FRANKLIN STREET,

BETWEEN EUTAW AND PACA STREETS,

&^^^.

Constantly on liand a Eaige Assortment of all kinds of MATTRESSES and BED- DING.

"Orders will be punctually attended to.

u

ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.

mf^^^^^^'^^^^F^^^^^^^

THE STEAMER WILLIAM SELDEN,

W^. B. KIR^^^ISr, Captain,

SA^LS FOR

Fredericksburg & Landings on Rappahannock,

Leaving Baltimori' tVoin her

On TUESDAY AFTERNOONS, at 4 o'clock. Returniiio;, will K-are Fredericksburg at 4 o'clock, FRIDAY MORNINGS. She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY, and Fredericksburg P^VERY' FRIDAY during the season. Fieight of every description taken at low rates. Horses. Cattle, and Live Stock ftenei'ally, handled with care, and com fortably accommodated. Through Goods punctually attended to, charges paid promptly, and forwarded as soon as received.

^^©"For information. Freight or Passage, applv in Baltimore at her Oftice, 105 SOUTH STREET, or on board the Boat. Agents in Fredericksburo-, A. K. PHILLIPS & CO.

FOR \\\ PATUHNT RIHR,

STEAMERS MARY WASHINGTON & GEO. WEEMS.

The Steamer JIARY WASHINGTOX. M. L. Weems, Master, will leave for tlie Patuxent River EVERY WEDNESDAY ^FORMNC. at 6 oelock, via Fair Haven and Flum Point. Ryturiilii.i;. will leave Hiir.« Landing EVERY FRIDAY MdKNlXG at 6 o'clock, direct for Haltimore. leavin.L' Benedict at 2 o'clock, P. M.

The Steamer (;E(»R(;K AVEFilS, Theo. Weems, Master, will leave Haltimore for the Patuxent River EVERY SATURDAY MOHXINtj', at 6 o'clock, via Plvuii Point. Retiiniin?, will leave Peiiedict at 6 o'clock on WEDNESDAY MORNING, for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point ami Fair Haven.

The Steamer MARY^ WASHINGTON will make a trip to Pair Haven EA'KRY MONDAY ami return the same day. commencing on Monday. .June 20th. ISIig.

All Freights prei)aid and received up to .5 o'clock on the evening previous to their departure.

Rates of Passaue.— Passage to Patuxent River $2, Meals extra. To Plum Point ^2, Meals inehuled. To Fair Haven Jl, Meals extra.

DIE SINKER AND PUNCH CUTTER,

,^ 1^

P 3

II

.^^"Stamps for Bookbinders, Seals, with Presses, &c. made to order.

ADVERTISEMENTS

35

NEW YORK & BAITIMORE TRIlllSPORmi LINE.

liilaiHl lioutf via ItelawHio and Karitun. and C'lii-saii'-'akf and Delaware Canals. Comprising sixtfen Sttamers and Marines of averuKt* capacity of l.'JO tons eacii. I'"or tlic conveyance of Mercluindist, Produce, Packages. Jforxes. Cattle. Carriages. Purniliire and G<vds of nil sorts, at very low rates.

TIME THROUGH 35 HOURS. F O IR ISTE-^AT^ "STOI^K:-

A Steamboat leaves Baltimore Daily, except Saturdav and Sunday Afttinoons, from No. 3 LIGHT STREET AVHARF.

A Steamtioat leaves in like manner for Baltimore 1>.\ILT. except Saturdav and Sunday Afternoons from XORTH RIVER, Pier 7.

K?"<;oods destined for places beyond Baltimore or Xew York, forwarded immediately with care — Free of all charges for Commission.

K^Tlie saffty, 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.

WESTFKX FREIGHTS from the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co. received at the LOCUST POINT DEPOT, handled carefully and forwarded with the utmost dispatch immediatel.y on arrival. Through receipts can be obtained over this route from any of the Agents of the B. & 0. R. R. Co for Goods deliverable in N. Y.

J. A. SHEIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait. W. DALZELL, Agent, Pier 7 North Biver, N. Y.

BALTIMORE liND PHIL&DELPHIll STEHMBOil CO.

FOR THE TPvANSPORTATION OF MEKCHAXOISE, PRODUCE,

PACKAGES, HORSES, CARRIA- GES, FURMTUUE & GOODS OF ALL SORTS,

B K 1' W K K N

PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA^.

One of the Compauy-s Steamboats leaves No. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF, Evert Afterxoos. Arriv- ing in Philadelphia at 5 o'clock the next morning, in ample time for the New York Trains.

FRO]VI PHILADELPHIA.

Leaves Daily, at 3 o'clock, from No. 19 SOUTH WHARVES. Goods forwarded immediately with care— Free of all charge for commission.

J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait. A. GROVES, Jr., Agent, No. 9 South Wharves, Phila.

ADVEETISEMENTS

B. F. STARR & CO.

FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES,

WARRAWTEB.

The subscribers are constantly receiving BURR BLOCKS from the best quarries in France, and are prepared to make to order, and kceji cunstanlly on hand a large assortment ot'

French Burr Millstones,

<.>t' the besi quahtv, ai

S- E. Coriie3r ISTortli & Centre Streets,

<ilHi(>-<itf tlic No\tlii-ni reiitial l!ailw;i\ St:itiuii. lati'lv ocfiipinJ by Win. Ho>;-g & Son.

ALSO, COLOGNE, COCALCO, ESOPUS MILLSTONES, BURR BLOCKS,

AND ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS,

Li-ftUier Riid Gum Belting. CALCINED f'l.AS'I'ER ami MILL IKONS .if btst quality.

B. F. STARR & CO., 173 North-st.

SMITH & CURLETT, MANUFACTURERS OF SOAPS,

^iamnitlie mtil i«ll0w iaille$»

CORNER HOLIDAY & PLEASANT STREETS,

D. c. ISrOYES,

No. 262 NORTH GAY STREET,

Bi iwi'C'U Ashland .Square and H''l Air Aliirkri.

B A L T I M < J K t: .

|Cf="Venitian Blinds Repaired.

JAMES H. MURDOCH, M. D.

And Piofeitsoi- and Demonstialor v( Muinau Physiolujjy, Mcteoioloy.v. Climatology, Baths and Bathing, Sweating. Hydropathy, Country, JFountain and other Airs. Jk'dical and other \Vater.s. Dietetics, Medicines, etc., etc., etc. To private clas.ses and individual.^ bj- the many different systems, or his own truly great or most thorough and most thoroughly practical, though very greatly condensed one. and Independent man- ufacturer of Doctors, Druggists, (wholesale and retail,) .\pothecarics and Patent Medicine Makers, of all schools, kinds, degrees and titles, and qualities liy the very latest and most practical, humane, speedy, in- fallible, honorable, and highly improved and n|)provcd (his own) way for the Preservation, or rather the Prolonging of Health and Life very greatly, (to such as really prefer.) even the moderate or most extreme Production or Aggravation, or the Cure, or at the very least, the ('hecking of Disease, it matters not by whatever name or names the other or orr/iiinri/ schools or kinds of doctors or Pliilo.soiihers, or you or other* may or will call it. Philo.sophers of tiie best kind and of all .schools made and warranted \o. 1.

N. B. — Any and all persons can be treated most skillfully and most successfully liy my truly great mode. Doctors and Philosophers of alt .schools, kinds, degrees and titles, and qualities and rpi)Utations even not ex- cepted, though included of course.

Diseases (.Sufferings) and Health ought to he and really are fully a.s familiar and as thoroughly practic«l to him as the great American (and the English) .Mphabct is to the Hon. Edward Everett.

<^Due notice will be given through the pajier"; of the time the above is to commence.

JOHN MEETH,

CO

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BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,

Inrltes the attention of the public to his large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS, all of his own manufacture, and of the verv best materials, which lie offers to sell at the lowest ])rice5.

38

ADVERTISEMENTS,

GEO. McKENDREE TEAL'S

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No. 50, N. E. Cor. Baltimore & Frederick-sts.

Where may be found a General Assortment of

OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.

|l3=Also, a large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, which will be made to order in the latest and best manner.

JOHN A. THOMPSON, Jr.

Successor to Peter Newell, IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER & DEALER IN

TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFFS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Has constantly on hand a fine stock of

IMPORHD HW & YiRIl US,

Of Favorite Brands. Also, constantly manufacturing from the best selection.^ of Leaf, all styles and kinds of Cigars, viz.

REGALIAS, LONDRES, CONCHAS, OPERAS, &c.

All kinds of Chewing Tobacco as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere in the city, such as Dark, Sweet, Medium, Natural, Sun Dried, Fig, Rough & Ready, P. & B. F.'Grave- ly's. Rose and other Fancy Twists. Persons in want of any of the above articles would do well to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.

ADVERTISEMENTS

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MA_LT, HOFS,

^^, ME AND Cf^

JOHN BOYD

DEALER IN

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No. 14 SOUTH GAY STREET,

1 & £. f I Si ^ E 1 .

Bottler of Porter, Ale, Cider and Mineral Water, Catawba and Scupperuong Wine, and Importer of Scotch Whiskey, Ale, and London Brown Stout, &:c.

BKIT^ISrjSriA ^W^ORKS

No. 34 NORTH LIBERTY STREET.

CHRISTIAN D. SACK,

MAXUFACTURER OF

WARMING PANS, SYRINGES & BED PANS, Candle Moulds made to order.

Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of LAMPS, SOUP LADLES, SPOON'S, &c., &c. BS^All orders promptly attended to. Repairing of all kinds of Plated Ware.

JOHN W. BECHTEL, PRA.OTIOAL PLUMBER,

mi mm & TifwARf MiiNuriiciuR[R.

ALSO, AGENT FOR MOTT'S TUBULAR OVEN RANGE,

40

ADVERTISEMENTS.

R. D. ARMSTRONG,

Succe:^^or to B. T. ELDF.I!.

120 S. EUTAW-ST., opp. Bait. & O. R. R. Depot, COMMISSION MERCHANT,

For the, sal./ of all kinds of WESTERN and SOUTHERN PRODUCE.' ProvisioDs, Cheese, Butter, Flour, Lard, Cotton, "Wool. Bacon. &c.

KEFE Ja TO

Messrs. Jaiues I. Fisher & Sons, Baltimore.

Brannan & Pearson, C. R. Coleman. Esq., Cashier Mechs. Bank.

B. T. EIrler. Esij.. St. Louis, Mo.

Messrs. Jos. E. Elder & Co. " H. J. Tavlor k Co. '•

CHARLES & JAMES WEBB & CO.

Soap & Candle Manufacturers,

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Constantly on hand for sale Fine and Fanry Soa})s, Candles, Tallow, itc, im the most pleasing temis.

Tallow wanted — the highest market price paid.

LAWRENCE D. DIETZ,

WHOLESALE DEALEK IS

No. 151 FRANKLIN-ST., BALTIMORE.

151 Fr\>KI.IX STr.EET.

GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, COMBS, BRUSHES, .lEWKLRY, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, Ac.

SAMUEL E. TURNER,

DEALER IK

;ii c^jiL MM & f ISO STciTIDlltt

WRITING, PRINTING & WRAPPING PAPERS, PRINTER'S CARDS, &C. No. 3 S. Cliarles-st., Baltimore.

|E3=ACC0UNT books manufactured to order.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

41

PAPER WORKS,

OFFICE, 122 NORTH-ST., BALTIMORE.

JOHN H. SPINNING

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JOHN H. SPINNING MARYLAND PAPER WORKS.

OFFICE

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WILL FURNISH TO OKDEK

Alum, Soda-Ash, Felts, Wires, Twine,

BOOK AND NEWS PAPEE

Manufactured to Order, to any Size and "Weight.

IK^Casb paid for KA(iS, BOOKBINDERS' SHAVINGS, ROPE, IRON, CAN- VAS, BROKEN GLASS, etc.

"Advauccs made on Consignments of Merchandise of all descriptions.

42

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE,

Under the Patronage of the Baltimore Annual Conference,

(g. ©^©©(^i. ^, 5!^],. ^T^©^a(s](iiiii

TRUSTEES.

Kev. Thomas B. Sargent. D. i).

■■ Henry Slieer.

" Thomas H. W. Monroe,

" William T. D. Clemm,

" William Hirst.

" Benj. B. Hamlin.

" Fielder Israel.

" Jacob S. McMurray.

" Mayherry Goheen.

" Geo. G. Brooke,

'■ Benj. F. Brooke, Dr. Thos. E. Bond. Jr. R. G. Armstrong. Ksq. Joshua Royston. Esq. James F. Purvis, Esq. James M. Lester. Esq. George C. Addison, Esq. John Brannan, Esq. Joshua Dryden. Esq, John Hurst, Esq. X. C. Brooks, ex-officio.

This Seminary of Learning^, instituted for the liberal education of Young Ladies, was created a College proper by the Legislature of Maryland, December session, 1849, with authority to confer degrees, and endowed with all the rights and pnivileges of the most favored female institutions.

There are two departments in the Institution — the Collegiate Department and the Preparatory Department, with their appropriate branches of learning. The course of study in each is three years, designated by as many different classes.

• COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

The course of instruction is intended to develop the intellectual, social and rAoral facul- ties ; and by imparting a thorough, practical, accomplished and christian education, fit the pupil for the faithful discharge of the responsible duties that await her in life.

Great pains will be taken to promote intellectual advancement, by rendering the acqui- sition of knowledge pleasant, and by training the pupil to correct habits of thought and reflection.

The proper exercise of the social feelings will be encouraged by inculcating whatever belongs to refined manners and dignified courtesy in our intercourse with others : while reading, recitations and expositions from the Bible, will familiarize the mind with the truths of our holy religion, and imbue the heart with right principles of action, and rules for the government of life.

The accommodations for boarders have recently been increased by the erection of an additional story on the main edifice, and a new building, 60 feet long, and five stories high, with chemical hall, painting and reading rooms, bath rooms. &c.

The Institution takes rank with our oldest and best Seminaries, and enjoys a liberal patronage from the city of Baltimore, and from the Middle, Southern and Western States.

FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION,

N. C. Brooks, A. M., Frof. Ancient Languages.

C. F. Himes, A. M., Prof. jMathematics.

W. B. Monroe, M. D., Prof, of Chemistry.

Mrs. R. Harris, Preceptress — English.

Miss E. C. Brads, Belles-Lettres and Physiology .

Miss S. E. Lummis, English and History,

Rev. Dr. A. Guinzberg, German.

M. Jennie Southworth, French.

Mons. Emile Kett, l>rawing and Painting.

Mr. J. Schseffer, Instrumental Music.

Miss Ellen C. Gobright. Piano and Singing.

Dr. H. Perabean. Vocal Music.

Miss E. A. Cairns, Domestic Superintendent.

EXPENSES,

Board, per Annual Session, s^lUO. Tuition, from $40 to ^50 per tmnum. Music, Paint- ijg^and Modern Languages, extra charge. Irj'For Circulars containing full information, address at No. 53 St. Paul Street.

A 1) VKiriWSEMKNTS. 43

CHARLES L. SPIES,

DANCING AND WALTZING

ACADEMIES,

OPEN FROM SEPTEMBER TILL MAY,

At CARROLL HALL, Cor. of Baltimore and Charles streets. And at POWHATAN HALL, Cor. of Pratt and Bond streets.

Witli iiiori-usfd facilities of afTordinp to yoiiii^ Ladies, Misses, Masters and (Jentlemen, a tlioroupli and jpractioal knowledge of tin- above elegant accomplishment, his conise of instruction is thoroughly sy.stematic, and emhiaces all tlie new and fashionable dances. —TKRMS MOMKKATK.

JOHN BEKG-ER,

BOOKSELLER, STATIONER

AN J)

Rlaiilv-Book Manufacturer,

No. 252 West Baltimore Street,

Kee]).s always ou haud a full and complete assdrtinent of all American and Foreign Pnhlications and Stationery, and manufactures to order, Blank-Books for Counting Rooms. Public Offices and other purposes.

HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR RAGS.

MOSES HYDE,

No, 210 MONUMENT STREET,

KEAK ASHLAND SQUARE,

B ^^ Xj T I :is^n o :r. E ,

MaiHifactui-ei- of a superior quality of SOAP, which possesses e.xtraordiuary cleansing properties. It is man- ufactured by a new and simple process, known only to himself. Having had more tlian twenty five years experience in his profession, he conceived the idea of simplifying the process of Soap making, and after more than eig^iteen months assiduous application in study, labor and experiment, has succeeded in produc- ing an article \shich will rival, in quality and price, all other Soap.

X. B.— Chemical, Olive, Eagle, Plain, and Fancy Soap, for common washing and toilet purposes, constantlj' on hand and for sale.

44

ADVERTISEMENTS,

BYTES'

HOISTING MACHINES

ON STRICTLY SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, FOR WAREHOUSES.

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Thf Subscriber haviiii;- brcii engaged in this liusiness for the last twelve years, in con- nectinn with his Iron Foundry, will guarantee a l)etter Hoisting Machine for less money than can be produced in this city. Every merchant and owner of a warehouse will save the expense in a short time, to say nothing of the safety of his goods in being hoisted some sixty or eighty feet above his head. 1 would refer to soine of the principal mer- chants in Baltimore and ilsewhere, for whom T have put up these Hoisting Machines. The wheels are in use, and can be seen daih' at work.

ItEI^EItS TO Exchange Place.

W'm. T. Walters & Co

H. Rieman & Sons. '• "

K. H. Stabler & Co.. Calvert street.

liaker k Brother. Charles

.lames tieor^e. Frederick '■

Brooks. Fahnestock Js Co.. Baltimore-st.

C. M. Keyser. Howard street.

Kirkland .Nc Chase. Smith's wharf.

Z. Barnum. Barniim's Hotel.

K. I.arrahee. iron front. Calvert street.

Xoah Walk-r A; Co., Ifio W. Baltimore-Rt. ilessrs. Mar.-;ton & Brother, Baltimore-st. Charles P. Pe Ford, (Jay-st.. Xew Store, .John S. Berry. Hanover street. Dall, Gibhons & Co., Hanover street, Hamilton Easier, Baltimore street, Popplein, Huppman & Co.. 182 and 184

Baltimore street. Thomsen, Woods I'c Block, Hanover-st. Wm. McCann. carriage depot. S. Gaj--st.

Also. Jiefers fo some of the Priiuipal ArcJiH^ds and Builders in Baltimore : H. k .1. REYXOLBS. : .lOB ETAXS k SOX.

BAXIEL BAIL. • DAVID CARSOX.

JAMES (TKLEY k SOX. • i .lAMES M. LESTEK.

.TOHX DUSHAXE. IRA BROWX,

JAMES McXABB. M. CORXELL. and many others.

A call is only wanted, to satisfy any person in want of a good Machine to hoist goods, that my Machines are thf best to be had, and at prices that no person will purchase an inferior one, as I will warrant them as represented, or the money refunded.

All kinds of repairing done. Also, Casting of Also, a Steam Dummy, to be seen at S. S. tiirers, corner of Ficmt and Lo^^■ streets.

JAMES BATES, Iron Founder,

1, 3, & 5 President-st., near Pratt, Bait.

ing of every description, as I am casting daily. i. STEVEXS & SONS. Furniture Manufac-

ADVEKTISEMENTS

JOSHUA K. DRYDEX.

45

ALFRED W. GIBBONS.

DRYDEN & GIBBONS

Nos. 89 and 91 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PARIS GOODS,

Constantly adding jtt'r f vi'ry Steamer

NEW STYLES AND DESIGNS,

With a Complete A.-ssortmeiit of Goods generally.

^W. HENKY JOHNSON,

DEALER JN AND MANUFACTURER OF

TWIiEi, OiHiiiE, BiiSHES,

WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,

SIIIIB, MSlIIi TAISKLI, (SMIF EJmhE, 4(B.

TWINES.-Seine and Gillinp Twine, Cotton Yarn. Carpet Chain Tie Yarn Lamp Wick% Shoe Thready Cotton Bats, Broom Twine. Wool and Cotton Card. Russia, Manilla. Jute and Cotton Cordage ^\ OODE.\ WARE.-Bickets, painted and varnished, 2 and 3 Hoops; Backets and J^'^'^'^^- '''•=^^^,.^°""^. ^X °U^^ Baskets, Tubs, Churns. Mats. Blacking, Ink, Matches, etc.. etc. Clay Pipes and Stems, ( amp Stools, Hsh ing Tackle, etc. Spinning Wheels made and repaired. Seine* knit and hung to oraer

W. HENRY JOHNSON, 72 W\^ratt-st^near Gay. j

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ADVERTISEMENTS

GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

MANUFACTURERS OF

iBnattS attS (liqttac0 mmm,

Nos. 1, 3, 5 & 7 N. EUTAW STREET, BALTIMORE.

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Awarded in f<iur sucl•<^s.sive years at the Maryland Institute over a large conipetiton of the best makers of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Also the Highe.st Awards at Philadelphia, Washington, Richmond, Montgomery, Alabama, &c., &c.

WM. KNABE & CO. respectfully invite the attention of the public and e.specially those in want of a

REALLY FIRST CLASS PIANO,

To their well assorted stock of Instruments, which for power and .sweetness of tone, easy and iii^reeable touch, and beauty of finish have been pronounced unrivalled. ■ -"Cei^tificates of th.ir Excellence have been given by THALBERG, STRAKOSH, G. S'.ATTER, H. VIEUX TEMPS, and other Mu.sical celebrities.

Every Instrument Guaranteed for five years and a privilege of Exchange given at any time within six months if not entirely satisfactory.

A liliiral Discount to Clergymen, Teachers and Schools.

Wholisale I)calers will find it to their advantage to call. Terms liberal.

ADVEllTISEMENTS.

HENRY GAEHLE,

MANUFACTURER OF

GRAM) AND SQUARE

PIANO FORTES,

N. E. Cor. of Fayette and Eutaw-sts., And Nos. 15, 17 & 19 N. Eutaw-st.,

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Would respectfully invite the attfiition of his friends and the public, to the large assort- ment of Grand and Square Pianos constantly on hand ai his Wareroonis, and which, for volume of tone, easiness of touch, elegance of finish, and durability of construction, are surpassed by none in the world.

My improved Cross String Piano Fortes, particularly, securing a richness and volume of tone heretofore seldom attained in a Piano, have not failed to obtain that patronage which their superior quality so justly deserve.

Having bought- the large Factory and Warerooms, the extensive stock of finished and unfinished Pianos, lumber and other materials, of the late firm of Wm.Gaehle & Co., I am now in possession of the best facilities for the manufacture of Piano Fortes, and hav- ing passed, myself, through a practical course in the art of making a Piano, in all its branches, under the personal instruction of the well known Piano maker, the late Henry Gaehie, (my father,) of the late firm of Knabe, Gaehle & Co.; also employing the most skillful workmen, selected from the principal journeymen of the late firm of Knabe, Gaehie & Co. and Wm. Gaehie &. Co., and superintending personally all the different departments, my patrons may rest assured that not only a good, but the very best Piano will be furnished by me, at the lowest price, and on terms which cannot fail to suit.

To attain additional strength, all my instruments are furnished with full metallic plates and every Piano sold is warranted for the term of five years.

My personal attention is given to the selection of Instruments, and a privilege of exchange is granted at any time within six months from day of sale, should such instru- ment fail to give full satisfaction.

Ail orders entrusted to my care will meet with prompt dispatch.

Pianos exchanged or hired. Tunings done promptly by persons of experience and | capacity.

MltoMaMliatfMiBiiMHi

48

ADVERTISEMENTS

HISS & AUSTEN,

[F /S^ g Kl 0 @ M /^ [§ [L

CABINET FURNITURE,

AND

IIPH#LSfllI

No. 128 FAYETTE STREET, BALTIMORE.

CHAS. W. S. COOKE.

JOHN E. SNEAD.

OOOKE & SNEAD,

SADDLE, ^ HARNESS

AND

BALTIMORE -ST., (9 Eutaw House,) 4 doors W. of Eutaw.

Also, Traveling Bags, Valises, Bonnet Boxes,

Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Horse Covers, Ply Nets,

Buffalo Robes, Collars, Halters, Horse Brushes, &c.

lE^All Orders promptly attended to.

NOAH WALKER.

JOHN H. CAUGHEY.

V? /I I

S. HAMILTON CAUGHEY.

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165 and 167 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.

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A D y E R T I S K M E j\ T S .

BALTIMORE

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FOUNDED, 1852. CHARTERED, 1854

I. O C A T E D

Corner of Baltimore and Charles streets,

[§ ^ iL T" 0 [Rffl © 1^ II , m©.

Tlie lari^csl, most elegciiitly t'uiiiishcd, iiiid [lopnlar Coiniiurcial CJollti^e n\ tlie United States. Designed expressly for young men desiring to olitain a thoroujih practical Business Education.

Every young man has a Counting Desk to himself, and is siparaidy iiisliuetid.

Students in attendance from nearly every stale in the Union.

The most comprehensive and thorough course of study, and ihe oidy practical method of instruction, are here introduced.

No copying from printed or inanuscrijii forms in learning Practical Book-keeping at the Baltimore Commercial College. This method of instruction is nowhere else intro- duced in this country.

F .A. G XJ X-. T ^ST -

E. K. LOSIER,. Principal. Lectvu'er on thr .Science of Accounts. Connnerce, Busi- ness, Customs, etc.

J. M. PHILLIPS, Profess(M-of the Theory and Practice of Book-keeping and Com- mercial Calculations.

H. H. DAVIES, Associate Professor of Book-keeping.

N. C. JOHNSON, Professor of Business and Ornamental Penmanship.

S. T. WILLIAMS, Esq., Lecturer on Mercantile Law.

Rev. E. YEATES REESE, D. D., Lecturer on Commercial Ethics

TRUSTEES.— Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Thomas Swann. Jacob Trust, liscj., Hon. Joshua Vansant, Wm. H. Keighler, Esq., Wm. Knabe, Esq.

Large Circulars and Catalogues, stating- Terms. &c., to lie had at the College.

A D ^' E K T 1 H K M E X T S ,

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PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.

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ESTABLISHED IN 1850.

KOK (»'rill ( TION ANli I'UACTR'E IN l!(iOK-KEKIM.\"(i.

MKIUANTII.K AKI'AIKS, COMMERCIAL CALCl'LATIONN.

HUSINESS WRITING & ORNAMENTAL t'ENMANSHlP. ^^

The public art" paiticulaiiy referred to the numerous Uusiuess Men and Practical Bookkeei)ers who have availed themselves of the benefits of this Institution, and respectfully presents a few city References in Oirciilars. stating terms, &c.. &c.. to be had at the College, or sent by mail. Address

F. H. GALLAGHER, Principal, 207 and 209 Baltimore-st., between Charles and Light, Baltimore.

MAHSTEHS'

AMBRO-DAGUERREIAN

S^LOOTsT,

147 Lexington-st., between Howard & Eutaw.

Mr. Marsters, being extensively known as one of the most successful Artists of Balti- more, deems it unnecessary to say anything; by way of self commendation ; this style of advertisement may be indulged in by tiiose who need it. He is content to refer to the pictures with w'hich, for the past twelve years, he has been supplying his patron.s, and which may be found in every quarter of the world — in almost every house in this city : and also to the numerous specimens on exhibition at his rooms; which all testify abundantly to the character of his workmanship, whether it regards correctness of portraiture, position, finish, or durability.

Mr. Marsters prides himself on keeping pace with all the improvements of the day. He is always prepared to execute any style of picture, from the life size oil portrait to the tiniest miniature, on all kinds of material.

Copies of Paintings, Prints, Statuary, and old Daguerreotypes, may be magnified, and finished in Oil or Water Colors.

His large and scientifically arranged sky light, with the very best of instruments and appurtenances, enable him to produce good pictures instantly — even while moving.

TERMS MODERATE.

CALL AND SEE.

52 ADVERTISEMENTS.

LUTHEH O. MERCER,

MANUFACTURER OF

SADDLES, m HARNESS,

Collars, Trunks, &c.,

No. 334 ba^ltimore: street,

SIX DOORS WEST OF HOWARD,

' BS^Oiiistaiitly oi[ hancl, a tine stock of Horse. Covers, Kobes. Carpet

Saddlery, Hardware, and everything appertaining to the Saddlery Bnsinens — especially iulajited to tlie Cit^' and Country Trade.

ALEXANDER GALLAGHER,

Wliulitiaie and Retail ManufacuuTr and Dealer in

OTS

SHOES

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(Jt'every descrijUion and of' the Latest Styl('s.

No. 114 NORTH EUTAW STREET, near Franklin,

Invites the attention of the public to liis assortment of HOOTS, SHOES and GAI- Tl'.RS of every description, which he has constaiiily on hand. |r3^0rders attended to with promptness.

ADVEETISEMENTS,

53

JOHN W. WOODS,

EXTENSIVE

STEAM PRmi HOUSE,

202 BALTIMORE STREET,

OPPOSITE HAMILTON EASTER & OO'S,

j^XuXj KiinsriDs of

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

EXECUTED IX THE BEST STYLE OK THE AKT. AXP AT THK

LOWEST PRICES.

He has facilities in Machine Presses — innumerable fonts of Book nnii .loli Type, with

every appliance t^

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His work, and is fully persuaded lie cannot he surpasseil. ICr'Orders from home and abroad solicited and promptly executed.

Woods' Baltimore City Directory,

WHERE -\rAY BE ^^KKN

DIRECTORIES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUT UP RV

^. I^IELD,

At his Old Established Stand,

BALTIMORE, Md.

lE^^Orders from the rountry solicited and promptly attended to, and the attention of Merchants and Dealers is called to my article of COVE and SPICED OYSTERS, which are superior to any in market, and I will sell on the most reasonable terms.

JLm. H- ]VEIIL-IL.EBI^

MANUFACTURER OF

Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes,

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Dry Goods, Hosieries, Shirts, &c.

lEW CHEAP CASH STORE,

123 BALTIMORE STREET,

Between Calvert and South, opposite the American Office.

Strangers and the public will find in this extensive establishment the Larg-est and Choicest Stock of the following Goods, which will be sold low for Cash :

DRY GOODS, HOSIERIES, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GLOVES,

NUBIAS, SILKS, LINENS, MUSLINS, CORSETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,

CLOAKS, FRINGES, GAUNTLETS, SHETLAND WOOLS, ZEPHYR

WORSTED, LADIES AND MISSES' SKIRTS, CLOTHS, EMBROID- ERIES, HOOP SKIRTS, RIGOLETTES, Ac.

KOBBINS & CO.

PROPRIETORS OF THE

BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,

AND MANUFACTURERS OF

Robbins' Illuminating Fire Place Stove,

Spencers Boston Elevated Oven Range.

Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

COOKING, PARLOR & HALL STOVES, SHI¥»'S O^MBOOSES. GRA^TES,

TIN, SHEET IBON, HOLLOW WARE, &c.

WAREHOUSE, 46 and 48 LIGHT STREET,

S. W. Corner Balderston StrPel,

BALTIMORE, MD.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

57

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MANUKAHTlJKKUtS AND DKAI.KKS IN

'^^^i DOORS, SASHES, '^,J^^]

Blinds, Slate Mantels,

ANU

BUILDING MATERIALS;

AGENTS FOR WK8T (JASTLETON RAILROAD AND SLATE | COMl'ANY, and H. B. SMITH'S WOOD WORKING MACHINERY.

OUR STOCK COMPRISES

Doors,

Sashes, (glaxi'd and not fX-AixA,

Blinds,

Newel Posts,

Balusters,

Wooden Mantles.

Handrails,

Builders' Hardware.

Trusses,

Window Frames.

Door Frames,

Mouldings,

And a Great Variety of Builders' Materials

>VI.SO,

Surfacing Machines,

Power and Foot Mortising do.

Moulding do.

Tenoning Machino}<, Planing do.

Blind Mortising do.

We warrant our work. W^e solicit your custom.

GEO. O. STEVENS & CO.

No. 47 West Pratt-st., Baltimore, Md.

Brackets,

Hot-bed Sashes.

Slate Mantles,

Slate Hearths.

Window Glass.

Centre Flowers.

Carved Mouldings and Bracket

Panel Ornaments.

Sash Weights and Cords,

Dressed Flooring,

Wood Tube for Chain PumiK^,

Water Pipe, &c.

A D V E R T I SE M E N TS .

SAMUEL HUNT,

No. 202 BALTIMORE STREET,

BETWEEN CHARLKS AND vST. PAUL STREETS,

MANUFACTURER OF

TRAVELING TRUNKS,

i^/-

UDIfS' BONilfT IRUHKS. MLING BAGS.

BUFFALO ROBES, HORSE COVERS,

iFIL¥ IMliri^ (S®3.taiaS. ae,» Se.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 59

McPHAIL'S

FASHIONABLE

HAT 11 CAP no

FURS,

AND MANUFACTURER OF

No. 132 BALTIMORE STREET,

Bptwt;ei) North and Calvert-sts.

LEVI WEAVER,

WHOLKSAI.K AND UEIAII.

PAPER BOX MANUFACTURER

No. 1 SHARP-ST., Corner Baltimore, Up Stairs,

ll3 ZS. [L ¥ 0 R^ @ [^ 1 a

L. W. has coustautl.v on hand and makes to ordei-. all kinds of PAPER BOXES, such as Band, Round, Square, Jewelers', Diuggifts', Cologne, Prescription, Shoe and Pill Boxes of all sizes; Rope, Straw, White and Blue Bonnet Boards ; Colored Paper, White Lining Paper for Boxes, Fancy, French, Gold and Silver Paper,

B^Country Merchants and the Trade in general would do well to give him a call before purchasing else- where, as he will sell at the \(;ry lowest market prices.

J^. L. KISriGHT,

Wholesale Dealer in Paper,

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,

AND MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BAGS,

Will purchase for Cash, RAGS, CANVAS and other Stocks.

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A D V E K T I S E M E N T S .

JOHN WILSON,

Established m 1807-Retired 1853.

JOHITe. WILSONrigent,

The Surviving Parrn.-r uf JOHN WILSON & SON, foiiniTly at No. 14 Haltimore-st., mar ilic Bridge, now rHmoved to

N. W. Corner Howard & Camden-sts.

Ni'arly o|>positc Canidrn Station ,

OLDDIPLOMA RYE WHISKEY.

1852. THE DIPLOMA OF THE MD. INSTITUTE. 1852.

"This Diploma, (if the first class, « as awarded bj- tlit- Miuvlaud Institute for the Promotion of Mechanic Arts, to John- E. Wilsox. of Haltiniore. for best OLI> RYE AVHISKEY, exhibited at the Exhibition of Articles of American .Manufacture, held in the city of Baltimore, on the 1st day of October, 1852."'

G. H. Hu.vT. Secretary. JOSHUA VANSAXT, President.

WHISICEY,

As per the Analysis of Thomas Antisell, M. D., Professor of Chem- istry, Medical Department, Georgetown College, D. C.

"It contains rvi jier cent, .\b-oliite .Ucohol — is remarkably free fr<jm EusKL <»ii,. and ccmtains .no Metallic Salts or other matters detrimental to health. In Aroma. Per Centage. and Specific Gravity, it ranks amonji the First Spkcimk.ns of Whiskey."'

Selected expressly for Medicinal and Social uses. Constantly on hand and for sale by the V)arrel. demi- ,john, gallon and sin^'le bottle, at tin-

DIPLOM.^ OLD RYE WHISKEY WAREHOUSE,

NORTHWEST COR. HOWARD & CAMDEN STREETS,

By the Agent JOHN E. WILSON.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 61

STATIOIERS, BOOKSELLERS,

AND

Blank-Book Manufacturers.

ARMSTRONG & BERRY

STATIONERS,

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BLANK-BOOK iNUFIlCIURfBS.

AND

No. 156 West Baltimore Street,

B ALTIMOUE.

MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, BANKS. IN- SURANCE COMPANIES, &r., supplied with everi/ article used ill the Counting House.

A large assortment of FANCY STATIONERY.

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ADVERTISEMEXTS

TEN FIRST CLASS SILVER MEDALS

HAVE BEEN AWARDED THIS ESTABLISHMENT.

SIGN AND BLOCK LETTER

276 BALTIMORE STREET,

NEARLY OPPOSITE HANOVER-ST.

«>»i — ■

He respectfully informs the citizens of Baltimore and Merchants who visit the City, that he is prepared to furnish

^lorh pttcr and aU Met ^igu^ in guimitabU M^U,

And at Rkasonablk Prices, guaranteeing to have all work executed at the appointed time, and done with the best materials.

BURNISIIfD glieiNi;! llmBIKG ON GLASS.

Signs for the Country got up in a few hours for the convenience of Merchants and others passing through the City.

Anil all other work connected with the Sign and Ornamental Painting department.

PURE GOLD USED AND WARRANTED.

ADVERTISEMENTS

63

JOHN W. TOESCH,

BlSll^Ill

ENGRAVEE ON WOOD,

117 BALTIMORE STREET,

OFFICE, No. 5, UP STAIRS,

All kinds of Book Illustrations, Landscapes, Portraits, Animals, Views of Buildings, Machinery, Newspaper Heads, Title Pages, Bill Heads, Showbills, Societies' Seals, Colored Labels, Envelop and Tobacco Stamps, executed in the highest Style of the Art, Publishers, Authors and Printers, who may entrust their orders to J. W. T., can rely upon their work being executed in a manner entirely satisfactory.

His long experience in New York, Boston and Philadel- phia Establishments has imparted to him facilities not pos- sessed by any similar Artist in Baltimore, and it is with the utmost confidence that he invites the public to an examina- tion of his specimens.

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COR. MOSHER & DIVISION-STS.

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This new, extensive and commodious Hospital, (mider the management of an Association of Ladies,) is open for the re- ception of Medical and Surgical cases.

The edifice was designed expressly for the use to which it is applied ; and being located upon a very elevated site, secures the healthful influence of a pure air, and commands a noble view of the entire city and environs.

The Infirmary is provided with experienced nurses ; and hot and cold water, baths, &c. for the use of patients, are fur- nished on each floor of the building.

In the Wards the charges vary according to the means of the Patients. Persons desiring or needing seclusion, can obtain sepa- rate rooms with very superior accommodations, at reasonable rates.

No Contagious or Infectious Diseases admitted.

CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON, M. D., Surgeon. THOS. F. MURDOCH, M. D., Physician. Mr. C. PAWCETT, Superintendent.

?[3==The Eutaw-st. and the Greene-st. branches of the City Passenger Railway, pass on either side, at a square distance from the Infirmary.

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A D V E R T I S E ^I E N T S .

65

LADD, WEBSTER & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED TIGHT STITCH

SEWING MACHINES

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AND MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS.

The Proprietors (if these Aliiehines chiiin,(and siibstniitiate the chiim,) that their instruments ic'Ul execute any and every kind of nrcdleicoi-k, und perform the same in the best possible manner. Combining, as it does, the merits of all the old machines, and, at the same time, avoiding their faults, it commends itself to the public as the great Family SeicingjMachine, and as adapted to every branch of industry where the needle is required.

They will stitch, hem, fell, bind, and gather. They make a strong lock stitch, that cannot be raveled or pulled out. They make a beautiful, uniform stitch, aUko on both sides of the work, without forming ridges underneath.

The Machines have great strength, are perfectly simple, and the manage- ment of them easily acquired.

Any spool ot' cotton, thread or silk, may be used without re-winding. They are almost noi.ieless in their operation, and will wear /ono-fc than any other Sewing Machine extant.

Let Manufacturers, Planters, Farmers, Housekeepers, or any other persons in search of an instrument to execute any kind of sewing now done by machinery, make sure they secure the best, by examining ours before purchasing.

202 Baltimore street, Baltimore.

SAMPLES OF "WORK SENT BY MAIL.

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ADVERTISEMENT.S,

"WOODS,

STEAM-POWER PRINTER,

202 BALTIMORE STREET,

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Established 1837

Book, Paper and Stationery Store,

Marble Building, 182 Baltimore street, Baltimore.

Medals awarded by the Maryland Institute, for Printing, Book-binding and Bank Checks. By the Metropolitan Institute, "Washington, a Diploma for superior Blank Books.

]Nd:XJRP»H[Y cfe CO.

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WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN

Books, Paper, Blank Books, Stationery, &e.

Constantli/ on hand, a large and ivcll selected s to c k of

School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books, dc.

Foreign Books: a large and varied stock, to which constant ad- ditions are made by direct imjiortation. Foreign Books imported to order.

n lank MS oohs^ Paper ^ Stationery, Sfc.

Comprising a large .issortmcnt of En<j!i.'li, Fmir?i, ami American Letter, Cop and J\'o<c Papers, Envelopes,

Ink.

Gold and Steel 1' c i

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of the best Tualities.

BLANK BOOKS, of every Description, made to Order, in superior styles.

BLANK BOOKS, witli PRINTED HEADINGS, &c. .

Made to order to any style, or pattern of Rulini;, in a superior manner, at the shortest notiee. Long expcrienee. and unsurpassed facilities, in having this cla.ss of work Printed, Ruled, Paged and Bound, on the Premises Enable us to execute all orders iu this lino in a very superior style, at remarkably loic rates.

MURPHY'S UNALTERABLE STEREOGRAPHIC, and PLAIN BANK CHECKS, In every variety jPromissory Notes, Drafts, Bills of E.k change. Bills of Lading, Blank Deeds, Commercial and Law Blanks, &c. kept constantly on hand, or Printed to order.

jggf Tliey take pleasure in announcing that they hare completed their arrangements, hy which they are now enahlcd to keep constantly on ftand a large arid choice assortment of everything required in connection with the Book and Stationery Business. They deem it un- necessary to enlarge on the advantages, convenience, and saving of time and expense, whicli this comhiiialiun and concentration of slock affords to Book- sellers, Colleges, Schools, Libraries, itc. ttc, in being able to pur- chase everything at one}'lace, at the very Luicesi Ka tes. Wholesale and Retail.

Print to Order

at short notica :

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Circulars

Bill-Bcadi

D r af t s

Promissory Notes

Bank Checks

Bills E.cchange

Blank Deeds

Cashiers' Blanks

Bills of Lading

Law Blanks

Law Briefs

B o 0 k I

BOOKBINDING and RULING,

Of every description, executed in the very best manner, at the loicest rates.

Having united with their Bookstore, in the same building, an extensive Print- ing Office and Bookbinderv, well supplied with the most approved materiiils and experienced workmen, enable them to offer superior advantages and induce- ments for the prompt, careful and correct execution of every description of Book and Job Printing, Book-Binding and Ruling, well worthy the attention of all who may require anything in this line. j80"Particular attention paid to FINE WORK for Banking and other Institutions, Insurance, Railroad, Steamboat, Transportation, and other Joint Stock Companies, Public Offices, &C.

Keep constantly

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Ledgers

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Sales Books

Blotters

Check Books

Copying Books

Bill Books

Receipt Books

Pass Books

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For nearly twenty years Rail Road and Commercial Printing have constituted an important branch of our business. Our experience, combined with extensive facilities, consisting of the most approved Machinery, large fonts of Type, of the latest and most approved styles ; Borders, Engravings, Ornaments, 4,c. especially adapted for Rail Road and Commercial Work; also, large fonts of Figures, of all sizes, suitable for Freight and Passenger Tariffs, Tabular Work, &c. &c., and keeping constantly on hand a large stock of Card Bohads and Papers, of all classes, enable us to offer unsurpassed facilities for the Prompt, Cheap and Correct executirn of every description of Rail Road and Commercial Printing, dc. ffg' The most careful and prompt attention given to orders. Estimates and specimens furnished on application. JOHN MURPHY & CO.

Established, 1837.

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BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS,

Keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of

School, Classical and Miscellaneous

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BLANK. BOOKS,

Paper & Stationery

EMBRACING A GREAT TARIETT OF

English, French and American

CAP, LETTER and M)TE PAPERS,

ENVELOPES, I.NKS, STEEL PEXS, &C

Commercial and Law Blanks,

Bills of Lading, Promissory Notes,

BLANK DEEDS, ASSIGNMENTS,

Leases, Mortgages, &c.

All of which they are prepared to sell,

at the LOWEST PRICES.

Plain & Ornamental

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Of every description, in Bronze and Fancy Colored Inks, at the Lowest Prices.

BIAM BOOKS, with PRINTED HEADINGS,

■With every other description of

BL.A.]srK: book:s.

Kept constantly on hand, or manufactured I to order, in a superior manner, to any style or pattern of ruling, at the shortest notice.

j^=Ordeks from any part of the U. S. will meet with prompt and strict attention.

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Discowixt Days ofth.e lianlis.

Hank o/ Baltimore, Tuesday & Friday. Union, Monday & Thursday. Mt-'hanics, Wednesday & Saturday. Franklin, Monday & Thursday. Marine, Tuesday & Friday. Far. it Merchants, Mou. & Thursday.

Com. (b Farmfr», Tuesday & Friday. Merchants, Tuesday & Friday. Western, Tuesday k Friday. Chesapeake, Wednesday. Far. <t Planters, Mon. & Thursday. Citizen-i, Wednesday.

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Baltimore City Directory,

CONTAINISa A CORRECTED

A STREET DIRECTORY,

Compiled expressly for this Edition ; and an

APPENDIX OF MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.

Baltimore:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS,

No. 202 Baltimore-st., a few doors west of St. Paul.

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P R K F A C E .

In submittins: the present volume of Woods' Baltimore City Directory, the pubHsher takes pleasure in pointing to the unerring evidences of the City's prosperity, which is indicated by the large increase in names compared with that of last year. The difficulties and embarrass- ments of compiling a Directory have been descanted upon and explained until the repetition of them has become tiresome. The method pursued in collecting and arranging the names is such, that an error should hardly occur, and yet it must inevitably happen that some mil ' be found, although they will be fewer in this than in any heretofore issued.

The Directory is published to meet the wants of a large class of the citizens. To meet this want — to produce a work which will promote the convenience, and be of service to the business community — where the compilers have a correct knowledge and experience in their calUng, we think it will be admitted that they have a right to expect a fair amount of support in their undertaking from those who derive benefit from its publication. Our experience, however, has shown that a number of those who use a Directory, and profit by it, are more willing to participate in the benefits arising from its publication than they are to contribute their portion to reimburse the publisher for the labor and outlay he expends in its preparation.

In looking for names in the Directory, many mistakes occur, and errors are attributed where none exist, from not knowing the proper mode of spelling the name looked for. The similarity in the sounds of names of different orthography, leads to innumerable blunders.

The Business Directory will be found to be a valuable improvement on former issues, and cannot fail to be appreciated by business men.

While thanking our subscribers for their increased liberality, we regret to be compelled to add a word or two of complaint. We regard it as exceedingly strange that our business men, notwithstanding their proverbial tact and shrewdness, will permit themselves to be so frequently imposed upon by ephemeral and worthless publications, claiming to be "Business Directories," or what not, gotten up by adventurers, without character or permanence, and not containing any information that may not be better procured in the pages of our issue. We can substantiate the assertion, that in no instance has the entire city been canvassed for information of this kind, except by the publisher of this work.

We take pleasure in presenting to the citizens our Street Directory, showing the odd and even numbers on the corners, or right and left hand crossings of the several streets in the city. Many of the new streets recently opened are not properly or legally named — others have no sign boards on them, rendering it thfficult to make this part of the work as jperxect as it would otherwise be.

This work was commenced the latter part of last January, and was to have been pub- lished by the first of May. After canvassing three weeks, we had to stop on account of a

IV PREFACE.

bill relative to numbering tbe houses being introduced before the Gty Council, which waS not finally acted upon until the middle of June, We immediately recommenced our labors, being subjected to the additional trouble and expense of canvassing afresh all the ground that had been gone over.

Our earnest desire has been to produce a work worthy of the interest of the commimity at large, and make it a faithful reflex of the business enterprise and commercial greatness of Baltimore, encouraged as we have been by the largely increased subscription list, to persevere in our labors, it shall be our endeavor, in every succeeding annual issue, to iatroduce such improvements as shall render it still more necessary and useful to its patrons, and an indis- pensable guide to citizens and strangers.

In closing these remarks, the pubUsher would express his thanks for the uniform cour- tesy extended to his canvassers during the progress of the work ; the prompt and ready acquiescence exhibited by the different public officers in furnishing information, and the valuable assistance rendered by numerous friends are warmly appreciated.

GENERAL CONTENTS.

Page. Adams Express Company, . . 539 Additions, Alterations and Correc- tions, ... . . 12 Appendix, . . from 531 to br>'2 Athenaeum, .... 546 Banking Institutions, from 534 to 537 Board of Trade, ... 546 Boundaries of the Wards, . .530 Business Directory, from 461 to 508 Churches, . . .550 to 552 City Government, . , . 531 City Police and Fire Alarm Tele- graph, .... 534 Colored Persons, . . . 427 Commissioners of Public Schools, 532 Consuls and Vice-Consuls, . 545 Corn and Flour Exchange, . . 546 Custom House, . . . 542 Courts, , . . . .549 Dispensaries, .... 547 Fire Department, , 533 and 534 Gas Light Co. of Baltimore, . 546 Germania Club, . . . 549 Government of the United States, 531 Government of the State of Md., . 531 Gray Manufacturing Co. of Md., 546 Hibernian Society of Baltimore, 548 House of Refuge, . . . 54Y Infirmaries, .... 547 Insurance Companies, from 537 to 539 List of Names of Residents, from

17 to 459

Page. Map of the City of Baltimore, cor- rected to date, in front of 17 Markets, .... 529 Maryland Institute, . . . 546 Maryland Gas Company, . . 546 Maryland Hospital for the Insane, 546 Masons, .... 547 Merchants (The) Exchange Read- ing Rooms, .... 546 Notaries Public, . . . 546 Odd Fellows, (I. 0.) 547 and 548 Offices, &c., . . . . 542 Packets, .... 540 Post Office, from 542 to 545 Preface, ..... 3 Public Schools, (Location and

Teachers of,) 532 and 533

Railroads, .... 541 Rechabites, (I. 0.) • • • 5^8

Red Men, (Improved Order,) . 548 Red Men, (Independent Order,) . 548 Resident Commissioners, . . 545

Sons of Malta, (I. 0.) . . 548

Sons of Temperance, . . 548

Stages, . . . . 541

Steamers and Steamboats, 539 and 540 Street Directory, from 509 to 529

Susquehanna Canal Co., . . 546

Telegraphs, . . . .541

Transportation Lines, . . 539

United Ancient Order of Druids, 548 United Brothers, (I. 0.) . 548

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Adjusters of Averages, •

Agencies — Mercantile,

Agents — Advertising,

Agents — Insurance, ....

Agents — Patent, ....

Agents — Property and Collectors,

Agents — Real Estate,

Agricultural Agency, ....

Agricultural Implements,

Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and Pho tograplis, ....

Apothecaries and Chemists, .

Architects and Civil Engineers, .

Artists, ......

Artists' Materials,

Artificial Flowers,

Attorneys at Law,

Auctioneers, .....

Bacon Dealers, ....

Bag Manufacturers,

Bakers, .....

Band Box Manufacturers,

Bankers, .....

Banks, ......

Banks — Savings,

Basket Makers, ....

Bell Founders, ....

Bell Hangers, ....

Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, .

Block and Pump Makers,

Boat Builders, ....

Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw Goods, ......

Book Binders, .....

Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers, .

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur- ers— Retail, .....

Boots and Shoes — Ladies,

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur- ers— Wholesale, ....

Bottlers,

Brass Founders, .....

Brewers,

Brick Makers

Brick Press Manufacturer,

Britannia Ware Manufacturers, .

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Brokers — Exchange, Bill, Real Estate and Stock, ......

Brokers — Merchandise,

Brush Manufacturers and Dealers,

Burr-Mill Stone Manufacturers,

Cabinet Makers,

Cap Makers,

Cards — Machine, .

Carpenters and Builders,

Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c., .

Carpet Weavers, . - .

Carriage and Coach Makers,

Carvers, ....

Chair Makers,

Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals,

China, Glass and Queensware,

Chiropodists,

Cloaks and Mantillas, .

Clocks

Clothiers — Retail, .

Clothiers — Wholesale,

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c..

Coal Dealers, ....

Coal Oil and Lamps,

Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders,

Collar Makers,

Comb Makers, .

Commercial Colleges,

Commission Merchants,

Commissioners of Deeds,

Composition Roofing,

Confectioners and Fruiterers,

Confectioners and Fruiterers — Whole- sale, ....

Consuls and Vice Consols,

Conveyancers,

Coopers,

Coppersmiths and Works,

Cork Cutters,

Corset Makers, .

Cotton Yarn, &c., .

Cuppers and Leechers,

Curled Hair Manufacturers,

Curriers and Leather and Findings Deal- ers

Cutlers,

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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Dancing Academies, .

Dentists,

Distillers, .

Druggists — Wholesale, ,

Dry Goods — Retail, .

Dry Goods — Wholesale,

Dyers and Scourers, .

Earthen and Stoneware Manufacturers

Edge Tools, ....

Embroideries and Laces,

Engine and Locomotive Builders,

Engravers, .....

Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and Camphine,

Express Forwarders,

Fancy Goods — Retail,

Fancy Goods — Wholesale, .

Fire Engine Hose Manufactui;prs,

File and Rasp Manufacturers,

Florists, .....

Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers,

Forwarding, ....

Fringe Manufacturers, .

Furniture Dealers,

Gas Fitters,

Gas,

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Glass Dealers, . . . Glass Stainers, .... Glass Manufacturers*. Gloves, Hosiery, Worsteds, &c., .

Gold Beaters,

Gold Pen Manufacturers,

Gold and Silversmiths,

Grocers — Retail, ....

Grocers — Wholesale and Commission,

Guano Dealers, ....

Gun Manufacturers and Dealers,

Hardware — Retail,

Hardware — Wholesale,

Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods

Retail,

Hats, Caps, Furs, &c. — Wholesale, Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c., Hotels,

House Furnishing Goods, Ice Dealers, Importers,

India Rubber Goods, . Instrument Makers, Insurance Companies, Intelligence Offices, Iron Fence Railing. . Iron and Steel Dealers, Iron Founders, . Iron Furnaces, Japan ners, . Jewelers,

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Junk Dealers, 490

Lamps and Oil 490

Lime, 490

Liquor and Wine Dealers, . . . 490

Liquors and Wines — Wholesale, . 490

Lithographers, 49I

Livery and Hack Stables, . , . . 491

Locksmiths, , 491

Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manu- facturers,

Lottery and Exchange Offices,

Lumber Merchants, .

Machinists,

Malsters, ....

Manufacturers,

Marble and Stone Workers

Merchant Tailors, .

Millers, ....

Millinery,

Millinery Goods,

Mineral Water,

Morocco Manufacturers,

Music and Musical Instruments,

Nails, Brads, Spikes, &c.,

Newspapers,

News and Periodicals,

Notaries Public,

Nurses and Midwifes,

Oculists and Aurists,

Oil Dealers,

Opticians,

Organ Builders, .

Ornamental Plasterers, .

Oyster Dealers, .

Painters— House and Sign,

Paints, Oils, &c..

Paper Hangings, .

Paper Stock,

Paper Warehouses,

Pawnbrokers,

Physicians, ....

Piano Dealers and Manufacturers,

Pickling and Preserving,

Plumbers,

Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manufac turer, . . . •

Potteries, .

Printers — Book and Job,

Printers — Copperplate,

Produce Dealers, .

Provision Dealers,

Ranges and Furnaces, .

Regalia Makers,

Restaurants, .

Rolling Mills, .

Rope Makers and Ship Chandler

Saddle and Harness Makers,

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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIKECTORY.

Saddlery Hardware, Safes — Fire Proof, Sail Makers, Saloons — Lager Beer, Sash and Blind Manufacturers, Saw Mills, .... Scales, ..... Seed Stores, Sewing Machines, . Ship Builders and Marine Railway- Ship Joiners, .... Ship Smiths, . . . , Shipping Masters, . Shipping Merchants, . Shirt Manufacturers, Shoe Findings, . . . , Silver Platers,

Soap and Candle Manufacturers, Steamship Lines, . Steam Planing Mills, . Steam and Water Heating, . Stove Dealers, . . . Steam Sugar Refiners, . Surveyors, Tailors' Trimmings,

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Tanners,	.	505
Telegraphs, .		. 505
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers, .	505
Tobacco and Cigars — Retail,	.. 505
Tobacco Dealers and	Manufacturers	—
Wholesale,		506
Trimmings, Laces, &c.	)	. 506
Trunks, Valises, Carpe	t Bags, &c., .	507
Turners,		. 507
Type Founders,	.	507
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers,	. 507
Undertakers,		507
Upholsterers,	.	. 507
Veterinary Surgeons,		507
Vinegar Makers, .	.	. 507
Watches and Jewelry,		507
Weighers,	.	. 508
Whips and Cane's,		508
Wig Makers,	.	. 508
Wire Workers, .		508
Wood Dealers,		. 508
Wooden and Willow Ware,	508
Wool Dealers,		. 508
Miscellaneous, .	.	508

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Acomb William,

Adams Kxpress Company, Ammidou & Co.,

Angell A. H. & Co.,,

Armstrong & Berry,

Armstrong R. D.,

Baker Bros. & Co.,

Baker R. J.,

Balderston H. & Son,

Baltimore College Dental Surgery, Baltimore Commercial College. Baltimore Female College, Baltimi )re Infirmary, Baltimore Life Insurance Co., Bait. & Pliila. Steamboat Co.. liarnitz & Brinton, Barrett & Debeet,

Bechtel John W., Bollman W & Co.,

Bourne James, Boyd John,

Bruce Daniel C,

Campbell B. M. & W. L., Canlield, Bro. & Co.,

Carr F. A.,

Carson T. J.,

Clarke & J(jnes,

Clarkson Joseph & Son, Cohen A.,

Connolly's Wholesale an C)oke & Suead,

Cromwell's Line of Steamers

Denmead A. Sz W. & Sons,

Dietz Lawrence D., Doub & (Jassard, Do^ib E.,

Drydeu & Gibbons, 1*

Manufacturer and Dealer in Brooms, Baskets,

Wooden Ware, &c., 121 Frankhn street. Address on side of front outside cover. Dealers in Kerosene, Lard, and Ethereal Oils, 1 S.

Liberty street, - _ _ _ .

Agents of American Guano Co. of New York, 65

W. Pratt street. Booksellers, Stationers, &c., 156 W. Baltimore-st. ,

under Museum, ----- Provision and Produce Commission Merchant, 1 20

S. Eutaw street, - - _ _ _

Dealers in Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Glass Ware (fee.,

32 and 34 S. Charles street, - - - - Importer and Manufacturer of Dye Woods, &c.,

36 S. Charles street, - - _ -

Manufacturer of Wire Selves, Riddles, &c., 12 S.

Calvert street, --.-_. N. E. corner Hanover and Lombard streets, N. E. corner Baltimore and Charles streets, St. Paul, N of Saratoga, _ - - -

S. W. corner Greene and Lombard streets, 6 South street, ------

J. A. Shriver, agent, 3 Light street wharf. General Commission Merchants, 120 North street, Looking-Glass and Picture Frame Manufacturers,

75 W. Baltimore street, - - - _ Practical Plumber, &c., 93 N. Eutaw street, Civil and Constructing Engineers, corner Clifton

street and Second avenue. Canton, Hat Store, 193 W. Baltimore-st., front inside cover. Dealer in Porter Ale, Cider, Malt and Hops, 14 S

Gay street, _ _ . - .

Dealer and Shipper in Anthracite and Cumberland

Coal, N. E. corner South and Exchange place, Slave Depot, 282 W. Pratt street, - - ' - Manufacturers and Dealers in Fine Watches, Jew- elry, &c., 229 W. Baltimore street, - House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter and Glazier,

720 W. Baltimore street, - - - -

Banker, 204 W. Baltimore street, bottom line on

front outside cover. Manufacturers of Steam Refined Candy, Sugar

Toys, &c., 20 Light street. Engineers and Maoliinists, 75 N. Front, 20 and Furniture and Variety Store, 89 N. Howard-st., Iletail Marble Yard, corner Constitution and Madison streets. Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers, 9

Eutaw House, W. Baltiijiore street, 116 Spear's wharf, Samuel T. Pearce, Agent, back

outside cover. Iron Foundry and Machine Shop, corner North

and Monument streets, - _ - - Fancy Goods and Variety Dealer, 151 Frankhn-st., Collectors and Property Agents, 1 S. Calhoun-st., Lime Depot, 1 S. Calhoun street, - - - Dry Goods Dealers, 89 and 91 W. Baltimore-«t. ,

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page.

Dukehart William,

Dutrow C. F. & Co., Ehlers J. D.,

Ellicott & Hewes,

Exchange Bank, Faringer Charles,

Farrow Joseph & Son, Field A.,

Firemen's Insurance Co., Forsyth & Cole,

Gallagher Alexander, Gallagher F. H.,

Gittings John S. & Co., Given John C,

Green Amon & Co.,

Guerand F., Haig George H.,

Hammond John D.,

Heinz Andrew, Hiss & Austen, Hodes John,

Hoen A. & Co.,

Howard Fire Insurance Co. Hunt Samuel,

Jefiferys T. R.,

Johnson James H.,

Johnson W. Henry, Kerchner Francis W.,

Kimberly Brothers,

Kirwan, Captain Wm. B. Knabe Wm. & Qj., Kni^'ht A. L., Koehler F. X.. Ladd, Webster & Co.,

Loane C. Jennings,

Luca^ Brothers, Lynch Wm.,

Maj'ger & Schaffer,

Mass & II Click,

Maynard & Noyes, McCaffrey Henry,

Marfufacturer of Fire, Garden and Bath-House Hose, and Fire, Army and Navy Buckets, 18 Water street, _._---

Produce Commission Merchants, 5 Balderston-st.,

Designer and Wood Engraver, over 166 W. Balti- more street, ------

Produce Commission Merchants, and Dealers in Butter and Cheese, 59 Exchange place, -

Second street, adjoining Post Office,

Manufacturer of Soap and Candles, Constitution street, near Buren, - . - - -

Oyster Packers, &c., 95 Conway street, -

Oyster Packer, 309 W. Lombard street,

N. E. corner South and Second streets.

Manufacturers of Snuffs and Smoking Tobacco, 84 W. Fayette street, - - - - -

Boot and Shoemaker, 114 N. Eutaw .street,

Mercantile College, over 207 and 209 W. Baltimore street, ____-.-

Bankers, 29 South street, - - _ -

Wholesale Grocer and Commission • Merchant, 22 S. Calvert street, - - - - -

Manufacturers of Cotton Yarn, Wrapping Twine, &c., N. W. corner Hillen and Exeter streets, -

French Dyer and Scourer, 124 N. Howard street.

Dealer in Dry Goods, Dress Trimmings, &c., 123 W. Baltimore street, - - - -

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Maker, 355 W. Balti- more street, -..--_

Boot and Shoemaker, 80 N. Gay street.

Cabinet Furnit. and Upholstery, 128 W. Fayette-st.

Manufacturer of Mattresses and Bedding, 125 Franklin street, - - - - -

Lithographers and Engravers, 75 Second street, in front of title.

S. E. corner South and Second streets.

Saddle, Harness avd Trunk Manufacturer, 202 W. Baltimore street, - - - - -

Sign, Banner, Ornamental and Heraldic Painter, corner Fayette and North streets, up stairs.

Felt and Composition Roofer, and Dealer in Klind- ling Wood, front outside cover.

Twine, Cordage, &c., 72 W. Pratt street,

Manuf. of Gents' Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, 7 St. Paul street, -------

Packers of Provisions for Home and Foreign Mar- kets, S. W. corner Pratt and Patterson streets, and Manuf. of Soap and Candles, 28 Buren-st.,

Steamer Wm. Selden, foot of South street,

Piano Manufacturers, 1, 3, 5 and 7 N. Eutaw-st.,

Wholesale Dealer in Paper, 5 S. Charles street, -

Seal Engraver, and Die Sinker, 140 W. Fayette-st,

Sewing Machines, over 202 W. Baltimore, back inside cover.

Manufacturer of Verdigris, Colors, (Src, foot of Cross, South side of Basin. - - - - 14

Booksellers, Stationers, &c.. 170 W. Baltimore-st., 21

Dyspeptic Cordial, Hair Tonic, &c.. Falls Road near Toll Gate, - - . - - - 12

Architectural Iron Works, Engineers and Machin- ists, works 40 E. Monument street, 6 — 15

House, Sign and Ornamental Painters, Camden-st., opposite B. & 0. R. R. Depot, - - - 26

Black Writing Ink, 26

Music Publisher. 207 W. Baltimore stieet. - - 23

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page. McClymont Wm. & Co. Dealers ia Anthracite and Biturainous Coals, West

Falls avenue, ---_., 4

McCuUoh John C, Dealer in Wood and Coal, office corner Park and

Fayette streets, -__._- iq McPhails Hat Store, 132 W. Baltimore street, - - 59

Meeth John, Boot and Shoemaker, S. E. cor. Warren and Light

streets, --_-___ 37

Mercer Luther 0., Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturer, 334 W.

Baltimore street, - " - - - - 62 Miller L. H., Manufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,

Salesroom 16 S. Charles street, - - - 54 Murdoch J. H., Professor, &c., 8 — 26 — 37

Murphy J. & Co., Printers, Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers, 182

W. Baltimore street, Murray James, Practical Millwright, Engineer and Machinist, 42

York street, near Light, - - , _ 3

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., Over 159 W. Baltunore street, - - - - 18 New York & Baltimore Transportation Line, J. A. Shriver, Agent, 3 Light-st. wharf, - 36 Noyes D. C, Paper Hanger, 262 N. Gay street, - - - 36

Oldershaw & Co., Stove Dealers, 215 W. Pratt street, - - - 26

Page George & Co., Patent Portable Circular Saw Mills, &c., 5 N.

Schroeder street, ----- 10 Passano Leonard, Importer and .Jobber in Fancy Goods, Cutlery, &c.,

52 Centre Market space, - - - - 33

Rea John H. & Co., Manufacturer of Clothing, Shirts, &c., N. E. corner

South and Pratt streets, - - - - 32 Robbins & Co., Proprietors of Baltimore Stove works, 46 and 48

Light-st. -------66

Rosenfeld S. & Co., Dealers in Cigars, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, 20

S. Gay street, ------ 3

Sack Christian D., Manuf. of Britanfda Ware, &c., 34 N. Liberty-st. 39

Savage Charles, Deal, in Rags, Ropes, Iron, Metals, &c., 36 Lee st. 12

Shriver H. C, Sign and Block Letter EstabUshment, 276 W. Balti-

more street, up stairs, - - - - - 62

Shanks Thomas, Sewing Machine Repairer and Salesroom, 146 W.

Baltimore street, ----- 24

Singer Isaac M. & Co., Sewing Machines, 159 W.Baltimore, at end of Book

Sloan & Calwell, Dealers in Brandies, Wines, Gins, Cigars, -(fee, 17

and 19 Cheapside, ----- 14

Smith & Curlett, Manufacturers of Soaps, Tallow Candles &c., cor.

Holiday and Pleasant streets, - - - 36 Spinning John H., Maryland Paper Works, 122 North street, - - 41

Starr B. F. & Co., French Burr Mill Stones, S. E. corner North and

Centre streets, ------ 36

Stevens George 0. & Co., Manufacturers of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.,47 W.

Pratt street, -------67

Storck A., • Steam Turning and Sawing Establish 't, 152 East-st. 6

Sweeney Peter, Provision Dealer and Packer, 205, 207 and 209

Lexington street, ----- g

Teal Geo. McKendree, Merchant Tailor and Clothier, N. E. cor Baltimore

and Frederick streets, - - - • - - 38 Thompson John A., jr., Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff, 170 W. Pratt-st. - 38

Thompson R., Manufacturer and dealer in Carriage Lamps, Mould-

ings, &c., 143 W. Fayette street, - - - 7 Toland Wm., Manufacturer of all kinds of Saws, 85 n Front-st. 4

Torsch John W., Designer and Engraver on Wood, 117 W. Balti-

more street, up stairs, ----- 63 Turner Samuel E., Dealer in Fancy Stationery, &c., 3 S. Charles-st. 40

University of Marj'land, N. E. corner Greene and Lombard-sts. - - 30

Union Protestant Infirmary, Corner Mosher and Division streets, - - 64

Williams John, Stationer and Blank Book Manufacturer, 2 Water

street, --------13

Wagner August, Manufacturer of Brass Ware, Gas Fixtures, &c.,

63 S. Charles street, 26

Walker Noah & Co., Qothiers, 166 and 167 W. Baltimore street, - - 49

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Weatherby & Hare,

AVebb Charles & James & Co.

Webb George W.,

Wheeler & Wilson,

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Wilson John E.,

Woods Jno. W.,

Carpenters and Builders, 7 N. Sharp street.

Soap and Candle Manufacturers, 136 Ensor street.

Goldsmith and Jeweler, S. E. corner Baltimore and

Light streets, __--__ Sewing Machines, 205 W. Baltimore street, up

stairs, at end of Book, Wholesale Paper Dealers, 14 Hanover street, - Diploma Old Eye Whiskey warehouse, N. W. cor.

Howard and Camden streets, - - - - Book and Job Printer, over 202 W. Baltimore-st.

32 40

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ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, CORRECTIONS,

AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

Adams Samuel, flour mill, n e cor. President

and Fawn Angell A. H. & Co., agents American Guano Co., 55 w Pratt — [See Advertisement, fronting page 22.]

ARMSTRONG R. D. provision and produce commission merchant, 120 s Eutaw, oppo- site B. and 0. R. R. depot. — [See pi 40 Jid- vertisements.]

Baker, Holmes & Brown, brass and bell found- ers and edge tool manufact'rs, 10 w Pratt

Balloch James, 478 Lexington

BARNES JOHN A.wholesale and retail oil and lamp dealer, 20 e Baltimore, dw 186 George

Banner, Spurrier & Co. bankers, s e cor Han- over and Baltimore

Bonney E. fancy millinery, hoop skirts, &c., 161 w Baltimore

Bowers Mary A. 23 w Lombard

Brown Robert D. & Co. commission mer- chants and importers of linens, 2 German

Burton Dr. 0. A. dentist, 94 w Fayette

Church S. T. dentist, Crystal building, 39 n Charles, dw 11 Barnet

Clarke & Pe^ram, tobacco commission mer- chants, 59 Exchange place

COY Dr. B. F. dentist, 70 n Charles

Crowley Frederick C. contractor, office 100 German, dw 32 Columbia

CUMMISKEY EUGENE, attorney at law, 43 St. Paul, up stairs

Demuth Geo. professor music, 213 n Howard

Demuth G. 0. & Co. importers wines, liquors, cigars, &c., 40 n Charles

Dillahunt Wm. wagoner, Eastern av., 3d door e of Exeter

Dowling Edward, Fountain hotel

Durham Columbus P. 37 w Fayette

Ehlers John D. wood engraver, over 166 w Baltimore, dw Aisquith. — [See p. 23 Adver- tisements.]

Evans C. H. druggist, s e corner Chatsworth and Mulberry

Evans Mrs. M. 169 w Lombard

Hall A. C, agent Baltimore Steam Towing Co., 8] Smith's wharf

Hammond J . Thomas & Brother, brokers and commission agents, basement 49 Lexington, betw. St. Paul and Charles

Jones Lant S. telegraph operator, 384 w Balti- more

Keys Robert T. commission merchant and agent for the Marietta and Cincinnati R. R. Co., 79 Exchange place, up stairs, dw 203 n Howard

Lewis Milo, Insurance agent, 159 w Balti- more, dw s w cor of Gilmor and Saratoga

Marshall W. 493 w Fayette

MAY & CO. manufacturers of stoves, ranges, &c., 27 Light, cor. Water

Millues Frank, mattress manufacturer, 334 s Bond

Pinkney Frederick, deputy State's Attorney, dw 340 w Fayette

Foist Charles Dominick, clerk, Western hotel, s w cor Howard and Saratoga

Reilly Francis J. plumber and gas fitter, 271 e Baltimore

Scliad George, brickmaker, 318 Canton av

Schaer John, whip maker, 241 s Sharp

Sellman & Co. merchandise brokers, 95 w Lombard

Sellman Henry D. (S. & Co.) 60 St. Paul

Sellman James C. (S. & Co.) 60 St. Paul

Sprigg Horace, Scott near Lombard

Stevens David, jr., gaiter upper maker, 76 s Eutaw

Thompson Wm. com. mercht. and imp. bran- dies, wines, tfec, 29 Cheapside

Willis & Sasscer, real estate brokers and gen- eral commission agents, 20 Second

WISSERT J. & BROTHER, decorative ar- tists, 7 n Eutaw

Wissert Jacob, (J. W. & Bro.) 7 n Eutaw

Wissert Joseph, (J. W. & Bro.) 7 n Eutaw

BALTIMORE

CITY DIRECTORY,

For tlie Year ending 1860.

ABBREVIATIONS.

^T^ n. north; s. south; e. east; w. west; st. street; ct. court; or. avenue; al. alley; la. lane; dw. dwelling; L. P. Locust Point; cor. corner; F. P. Fells Point; F. H. Federal Hill.

J^ote: The names appearing in CAPITAL LETTERS are subscribers.

AAR

ABB

Aarons Aaron, clerk, 197 Hanover Aaron George, gunsmith, 285 s Charles Aaron Lewis, second hand clothing dealer,

21 Pine Aaron Micharl, 216 Montgomery Aaron Samuel, 216 Montgomery Abbe Wm. drayman, 59 Centre Market space Abbes Francis H. hatter, 163 Chesnut Abbes Mrs. Sarah C. 163 Chesnut Abbett Samuel R. 25 Hollins Abbett Thomas M. treas. Susq. Canal Co. 13

Lexington, dw 25 Hollins Abbett Henry M. clerk, 25 Holhns Abbett Samuel R. 25 Hollins Abbo Mrs. Daniel, 12 Slorrett al Abbot Alex, clerk, 42 s Spring Abbot Edson A. bookkeeper, 113 s High Abbott Charles, glass blower, 354 s Eutaw Abbott D. W. book-keeper, 165 e Madison ABBOTT EDWIN A. steam saw and flour

mill. City block, next to drawbridge, dw

113 s High ABBO TT FRED'K, brushmaker, 41 Barnes Abbott Horace & Son, Canton rolling mill,

Hudson St. Canton Abbott Horace (H. A. & Son) 67 e Pratt Abbott John, cigar maker, 30 s Bond Abbott John N. carpenter, 304 Aisquith Abbott John E. laborer, Henry st Abbott John C. mariner, 34 William Abbott John W. tobac. deal., 234 e Lombard Abbott Matilda, 36 HoOiday Abbott Samuel, mariner, 6 York Abbott Thomas, shoemaker, 175 Eastern av Abbott Wm. H. mariner, 34 William Abbott James L. 73 Cathedral Abbott Jas. Asbury, brickmkr, 143 Hamburg

2

Abbott James, carpenter, 6 Gold's ct

Abbott James F. speculator, 130 n Bond

Abbott Noah, cabinet maker, 132 Cross

Abbott Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway

Abbott Wm. H. police officer, 141 Hamburg

Abbreo Jerome, sailmaker, 107 s Caroline

Abchen Ambrose, shoemaker, 9 Be van al

Abel Christopher, butcher, 177 Penna av

Abel Christian, butcher, 177 Penna av

Abel Deborah, 98 (102) s Central av

Abel Hannah, 93 n Fremont

Abel John, tailor, 46 German

Abel Frankhn, butcher, 177 Penna av

Abel John, baker, 42 s Howard

ABELL A. S. & Co. publishers Bait. Sun, s e

cor. Bait. & South, dw A. S. A. 85 Saratoga ABELL CHRISTIAN, butcher, 177 Penn ay AbcU Christopher C. butcher, 177 Penna av Abell Franklin M. butcher, 177 Penna av Abell Ignatius, collector, 55 s Paca Abell Jacob, tailor, 47 Clay Abell John J. 135 s Caroline Abell Edwin F. clerk, 85 Saratoga Abell Thomas P. tailor, 164 Henrietta Abendshine Andrew, barber, 164 s Bond: Abendshein Andrew, laborer, 12 Bevan Abendschein John, laborer, 14 Bevan Abendschon Ambrose, shoemkr, 74 Leadenhall Abendschon Clem, carpet weaver, 232 s

Charles Abendschon Lewis, shoemkr, 74 Leadenhall Abenshon Joseph, paver, 200 L Hughes Abendshon Lewis, glass flattener, 60 Hill Abercrombie David, bookseller, 79 Chew Abercrombie David, jr., clerk, 79 Chew Abercrombie Thos. variety store, 66 Camdea. Abbey George, laborer, 16 Durst al

ABE

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Abey Joseph, huckster, William nr Fort av Abey Jos. W. clerk, 341 e Pratt Abey Michael, fishennan, 70 Johnson Abey William H. grocery, 369 Light Aberle Mathias, drayman, 348 n Eutaw Aberline Andrew, cooper, 153 s Regester Aberline Mich, steam sawyer, 15 New Church Abhan John H. boxmaker, 173 East Abler Charles G. shoemaker, 32 Hampstead Abrahams John J. (A. & Ashcraft) dw 283 e

Baltimore ABRAMS JOHN J. ship builder, cor Thames and Philpot, ft Caroline, office, 58 Philpot dw 283 e Baltimore ABRAHAMS B. cigarmaker, 64 s High Abrams Jacob D. 2 n Broadway Abrahams Mary Ann, 96 s Caroline Abrahams Wm. H. clerk, 47 s Broadway Abrahams Woodward, (T. J. Cochran & Co.)

29 s High Abraham George F. plasterer, 36 William .Abrams Wm. H. ship carpenter, 283 e Bait .Abrams Alexander J. marble cutter, opposite Greenmount, dw n e cor John and Aisquith .Abrams Washington, carpnter, 277 Canton av .Abru John, shoemaker, 1 Ivanhoe ct .Aburn Charlei, grocer, 67 Lancaster .Aburn Emily, grocer, 321 e Bahimore .ABURN JUHiN, grocer, cor Thames and

Philpot Aburn Johnson, ship carpenter, 117 s Wash- ington, F P .Aburn \Vm. R. ship carpenter, 92 Block Ab John, shoemaker, 230 Cathedral .Acheise Mary, Bait, steam laundry, Monu- ment, 3 doors from Broadway Acken Wm. D. 146 w Madison Achey Chas. F. (F. A. & Son) 132 German Achey Frudk. & Son, curriers, 22 s Liberty Achey Fred'k. (F. A. & Son) 129 German Ackenback Henry, laborer, 415 Penna av Ack Henry, cigar maker, 182 s Bethel Ackerman, Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle Ackerjiian Jajie, grocery, 255 Aliceanna -Ackerman Nicholas, tailor, 81 Star al Ackerman John, laborer, 62 Walnut al Ackelendenker Michael, sawyer, 20 Union Ackle Adam, tailor, 47 Abbot Ackler Jacob D. boot and shoemaker, 72 s

Eutaw Acomb James, clerk, 16 n Exeter Acomb John, basket maker, 41 Preston Acomb Joseph, basl^t maker, 41 Preston ACOMB WILLI.^, basket & brush manu- facturer & cedar cooper, 121 Franklin. — [See p. 15 Mvertisements.] Acorn Henry, confectioner, 146 s Caroline Adair John, machinist, 95 Preston Adair Henry, clerk, 40 w Monument Adair Wm. R. attorney, 86 n Charles Adam John W. wheelwright, 25 Hillen Adam John, blacksmith, 23 Hillen, dw 25 Adam Urbach, stone cutter, 39 Bank Adams Anne, tailoress, 78 Washington, F H Adams A. F. (Sheets & A.) 233 Mulberry Adams Ann, 22 Beale's ct Adams Adelaide, boarding house, 86 n Charles Adams Albert, shoemaker, 96 Ross Adams Ann F. seamstress, 101 Montgomery Adams Benj. (A. & Davidson) 32 Hanover Adams Benj. K. hatter, Warner near West Adams Charles S. clerk, 239 e Baltimore Adams Charles, shoemaker, 165 s Eden

Adams Charles A. bookkeeper, 289 Canton av Adams Capt. Charles, mariner, 98 w Madison Adams Charlotte, 21 Somerset Adams David M. pro Hanover house, s w cor

Hanover aud Pratt Adams & Davidson, grocers and commission

merchants, 7 Commerce Adams Edward, grocer and provision dealer,

226 Hollins Adams Elizabeth M. boarding house, 12 St.

Paul Adams Elizabeth, 189 s Paca Adams Elizabeth, 186 German ADAMS EXPRESS CO. 164 w Baltimore

Samuel L. Shoemaker, resident partner Adams E. D. teacher, 52 s Broadway Adams Ellen, 286 German ADAMS EMELIUS, coal yard, s w cor Caro- line & Dock, dw s e cor Chase & Aisquith Adams Emma, 286 German Adams Francis E. dry goods store, 287 Can- ton av Adams Frederick, blacksmith, 51 n Exeter Adams George, laborer, 10 Gold's ct Adams Geo. W. bricklayer, 175 Henrietta Adams Geo. E. foundryman, 68 Aliceanna ADAMS REV. GEORGE F. 239 e Baltimore Adams Henry, 194 w Fayette Adams Henry, piano maker, 194 w Fayette Adams Henry, laborer, 75 n Fremont Adams Mrs. Harriett, 127 n Charles Adams Hannah, 39 Stirling Adams Henry, currier, 147 n Bethel Adams Hooper, bricklayer, 7 s Bethel ADAMS HOUSE, s wcor Hanover and Pratt,

David M. Adams, proprietor ADAMS JAMES C. beef and pork packer

and provision inspector, 28 Second, dw 147

w Lombard Adams James, bricklayer, 100 s Regester Adams James M. engineer U. S. navy, 162

Strieker Adams James, hatter, 231 w Pratt Adams Jane, 18 w Lombard Adams Jacob, laborer, 180 Columbia Adams Jacob, of tobacco warehouse. No. 5 Adams John A. clerk, 180 w Baltimore Adams Capt. John E. 293 e Fayette Adams John E. brickmaker, 4 Winter's row,

near Hamburg Adams John G. R. policeman, 159 s Paca Adams John Q. 24 Columbia Adams John W. collar maker, 31 Pearl Adams John H. sailmaker, 83 William Adams John H. (Milburn, A & McGee) 83

William Adams John W. wheelwright, 311 Harford av Adams John B. (A. & Davidson) Hanover,

between Lombard and German Adams Josephine, 480 n Gay Adams John T. lumber in.spector, West Falls

av, dw 289 e Baltimore Adams Joseph, laborer, 137 s Chapel Adams Joseph, clerk, 184 Chesnut Adams Joseph S. carpenter, 229 Ross Adams Joseph, plasterer, 157 Welcome al Adams Joshua, brass founder, 435 n Gay Adams Lewis, of tobacco warehouse No. 1

356 s Charles Adams Lewis W. carpenter, 4 Abbot Adams Matthias, laborer, 307 AUceanna Adams Mena, 194 w Fayette Adams Mary M. 100 Ross

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Adams Samuel T. clerk tobacco warehouse

No. 5, 138 Conway Adams Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 20

e Pratt Adams Samuel H. carpenter, Elbow lane, rear

52 Columbia, dw 52 Columbia Adams Robert, sailor, 43 n Caroline Adams Sarah, 315 Mulberry Adams Samuel S. laborer, 49 Milliman Adams Thomas, salesman, Howard house Adams Thomas, jeweler, 59 s Howard, dw 65

McHenry Adams T. W. machine sewing and stitching,

over 146 w Baltimore Adams Thos. E. M. clerk, 248 w Fayette Adams Thos. express wagon, 162 s Howard Adams William, watchman, 49 Milliman Adams William H. pilot, 133 Gous-h Adams Wm. W. clerk B. & O. R. R., 248 w

Fayette Adamstone Geo. millstone worker, 11 Forrest Addison, Edw. R. machinist, 56 s Poppleton Addison Geo. C. 54 Conway Addison George M. & Co. grocers, 210

Lexington Addison Dr. John, southern dispensary, 44

Conway Addison John D., 54 Conway Addison L. tailoress, 17 n Caroline Addison Samuel S. shoestore, 230 w Pratt Addison Theodore, engineer, 54 s i'opplctoii ADDISON WILLIAM MEADK, attorney at law and U. S. district attorney, U. .<. build- ing, n w cor North and Fayette, dw Ainia- nolis Junction Addison William, carp. Little Church, dw 75

William Addison Wm. W. shoestore, 208 w Pratt Addison Wm. brickyards, foot Leadenhall,

dw 75 William Addicks Thomas H. clerk, Maltby house Adelman Charles, cooper, 17 Spring Adelstern Jacob, tailor, 8 State Ader Lawrence, blacksmith, 255 n Eden Ador Michael, house carpenter, 188 s Dallas Adkins Charles B. clerk, 348 w Baltimore Adkinson Ann, 294 Franklin Adkinson John, quarryman, 2 Carlton Adkisori Joseph, carpenter, 532 Saratoga .Adkisson & Co. sailmakers, s w cor Light-st

wharf and Camden Adkisson Samuel, bricklayer. Mount nr Lex- ington Adkisson Wm. (A. & Co.) 210 Franklin Adkisson Wm. H. H. 210 Franklin Adlor Aaron, pedler, 169 e Lombard Adler Abraham, clerk, 96 e Baltimore Adler Adam, rag dealer, 41 Harrison Adler Adolph, salesman, 49 n Howard Adler Henry M. elk, 56 Centre Market space Adler Henry, (Simon, Frank & Co.) 34 Han- over Adler Julius, dry goods dealer, 210 and 212

s Broadway Adler Joseph, property agent, 64 s Eden Adler Lewis H. merch. tailor, cor Liberty and

German, dw 177 s Charles Adler Dr. Lewis, 15 s Liberty Adler M. & Co. clothiers, 372 w Baltimore Adler M. (M. A. & Co.) 616 w Baltimore Adler Philip, 15 s Liberty Adolph John, 21 Shakspeare Adolphus Dr. Philip, 77 Lexington

Adreon C. C. 316 Franklin Adreon George, bricklayer, 522 Penna. av Adreon Hannah, 316 Kranklin Adreon Pearson, collector and agent, 45 Ster- ling ADKKON WM. &Co. auctioneers & commis- sion merchants, 22 s Charles Adreon Wm. T. (W. A. & Co.) 152 Hanover Ady James, variety store, 159 Sharp Adylot Peter, carpenter, 244 w Fayette Aech Henry, cabinet maker, 141 n Bond Aehner Andrew, cooper, 365 w Lombard Aenolf Conrad, shoemaker, 258 s Sharp Aett Fabean, laborer, 214 s Bethel Aett John, laborer, 87 Johnson Affayroux Appelotte, carpenter, 256 n Caroline Affayroux I'rancis P. blacksmith, 156 Har- ford av AFFELDER MAX, dry goods and fancy deal.

10 s Charles, dw 34 Hanover Aftung John, shoemaker, 61 Warren Agan Florida, 193 s Charles Agan Francis, laborer, 83 McElderry's whf Agan Martin laborer, 239 Hamburg Agan Michael, laborer, 1 s Greene Aged Women's Home, n w cor Lexington and

Calhoun Agenspurrier Philip, carpenter, 121 Ross Agner Lewis, butcher, 10 Calverton road ■Agnew i'homas, carpenter, 95 Cathedral .VlK-rn Catherine, 123 Chester Ahern Daniel, laborer, 123 s Chester ,\hern Jeremiah, wagoner, 77 n Exeter Ahern John, pro. Cecilia furnace, Canton, dw

253 n Eutaw Ahern John, laborer, 37 Cambridge Ahern Laurence, tavern, 12 Fish Market space Ahern Wm. clerk, 253 n Eutaw Ahl Henry, Hunter al near Reservoir Ahlers Charles, cigar maker, 61 North Ahlers Fredk, laborer, 23 Washington, F. P Ahlers Geo. F. cigar maker, 167 e Baltimore Ahlers Henry, laborer, 101 s Ann Ahling Henry, tavern, 72 Buchanan's whf Ahlsleger Christiana, 159 s Fremont Ahlsltger Wm. bookkeeper, 159 s Fremont Ahrens Adolph, (Sterling & A.) 201 Garden Ahrens Ahrend, vinegar depot, 26 Eastern av Ahrens Augustus, 26 Eastern av Ahrens Daniel, laborer, 966 w Baltimore Ahrens Daniel, carter, 123 s Chester Ahrens Julius, baker, 243 w Pratt Ahren Andrew, tinner, 18 s Republican Ahrend Theodore, prof, of music, 5 Hillen Ahring E. H. 114 n Central av Aidt L. shoemaker, 60 Ross Aigins Timothy, laborer, 17 Tyson al Aiken Dr. George, 272 Saratoga Aiken Mrs. Harriet E. 272 Saratoga Aikin Andrew, laborer, H Albemarle Aikin Dr. Wm. E. A. prof, chemistry Univer- sity of Maryland, dw 25 Hamilton Ailman Henry, blacksmith. Falls road Ailman Mary, 89 n Amity Ailworth Thomas, laborer, 245 Boston Ailworth Thomas, laborer, 5 Hill Aires Jas. A. engineer, 67 s Washington, F.P Airey Edward, carter, 170 Orleans Airey Elias, shoemaker, 56 Preston Airey Hiram, shoemaker, 57 Preston Airey James, huckster, 152 Ross Airey James, wharfinger, 30 s Ann Airey Jerome, policeman, 391 Franklin

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Aircy Joseph, shoemaker, 68 Division Airey Wm. cooper, 70 Division Aisquith Geo. R. bookkeeper, 248 w Fayette Aitcheson James, brassfounder, 67 North, dw

173 Hoffman Aitken Andrew, clerk, 139 n Gay Aitken Alex. M. bookkeeper hank of Balti- more, dw248 n Howard Aitken James P. clerk, 1.39 n Gay Aitken Mrs. Marguretta, 139 n Gay Akers Charles, bricklayer, 216 w Biddle Akers Conrad, wheelwright, 42 Philpot Akers Charles, salesman, 216 w Biddle Akers Daniel, boilermaker, 16 Henry Akers Edward, watciimaker and jeweler, 65 s

Charles AKERS EDWIN, dry goods dealer, 138 Lex- ington Akers George W. eng^ineer, 179 G. Hughes Akers John, well sinker, 42 Philpot Akers Wm. boiler maker, 163 Hamburg Albacher John, laborer, Garrison lane near

Western cemetery Alband Charles, confectionery, 20 Park Albaugh Charles E. cigar maker, cor Dover &

Camden lane Albaugh Daniel T. cigar maker, 133 Cross Albaugh Edward W. huckster, 259 s Charles Albaugh George, laborer, 49 Constitution Albaugh Henry, coachmaker, 44 Abbot Albaugh Jacob, shoemaker, 218 s Charles Albaugh John W. shoemaker, 218 s Charles Albaugh John, butcher, Helairav Albaugh John, (White & A.) 103 Penna av Albaugh John, blacksmith, 24 Tessier Albaugh John, paver, 92 n Ann Albaugh Wm. A. (Orem & A.) 218 s Charles Albaugh Zephcriah, teacher, 398 n Gay Alberger Adam, butchir, 89 Mullikin Albers Henry, brickmaker, 291 Aliceanna Albers Dr. Henry, 237 w Pratt Albers Seibolt, oil cloth manufact'r, 272 s Ann Albert Adam, grocery, 70 Mulberry Albert Augustus, (A.&M. A.) 160 Lexington Albert Augustus J. (A. & Bro.) 81 w Monu- ment Albert A. & M. paper hangers, 62 n Eutaw .Albert & Brother, hardware merchants, 352 w

Baltimore Albert Daniel, shoemaker, 61 n Frederick Albert Elizabeth, 175 Raborg Albert Frederick, clerk, 226 n Howard Albert George, tailor, 164 s B(md Albert Henry, clerk, 125 n Paca Albert Jami's, 81 w Monument Albert Mrs. Jacob, 64 n Charles Albert John, boot fitter, 57 Bank Albert John, carter, 164 s Bond Albert John, weaver, 57 Penna. av Albert John, butcher, Garrison la near West- ern cemetery Albert John paver, 125 n Paca Albert John, provision store, 156 s Paca Albert Joseph S. carpenter, 114 I reston Albert Michael, (A. & M. A) 185 Ross Albert Moses H. gaiter manuf. 204 w Pratt Albert Wm. J. (A. & Bro.) 52 Cathedral Albert! Henry F.& Co. imps, of fancy goods,

6 and 8 s liberty Albert! Henry F. '(H. F. A. & Co.) 278 Lex- ington Aibertson Isaac, proprietor Mansion house, 61 w Fayette

I Albicker Solomon, butcher, Frederick road,

near first toll gate Albinson Peter, clerk, 488 w Baltimore Albraht Jacob, cooper, Frederick road near

Calv(;rton road Albrecht August, laborer, 260 Montgomery Albrecht F. W. barber, 147 w Madison Albrecht Plenry, lager beer saloon, Frederick

road east of toll gate Albrecht Jacob, cooper, 115 Frederick av Albrecht Wm. piano maker, 335 s Sharp Albright Charles, shoemaker. Fort avenue Albright Frederick, cooper, Frederick av near

Calverton road All)right Frederick Lewis, brass founder, 176

Ramsay Albright Henry G. coppersmith, 12 Barre, dw

27 s Schroeder Albright Hi'nry, lager beer saloon, Frederick

av near Calverton road Albright Henry, brass founder, 12 Barre, dw

27 s Schroeder Albright Henry, cooper, Frederick avenue

near Calverton road Albright Julius, machinist, 62 s Popplcton Albright 'I imothy, shoemaker, 15 n Spring Albright Wm. T. barber, n e cor Fayette and

Fremont Albright Wm. foundryman, 83 Cambridge,

Canton Alcock Frederick, 293 w Biddle Alcock Wm. H. D. bookkeeper, Josiah Lee&

Co. 293 w Biddle Alcott Joel W. 102 William Alden Mary Ann, 219 e Baltimore Aldgidge, Higdon & Co. imp. dry goods, 5

German Aldridge Andrew, jr. 124 n Charles Aldridge Andrew, sr. 124 n Charles Aldridge George W. carpenter, 193 Lee Aldridge Dr. John, 124 n Charles Aldridge Mrs. Wm. millinery, 109 e Pratt Aldridgv Wm. 109 e Pratt Aids John, .shoemaker, 201 e Baltimore Aids Wm. shoemaker, 201 e Baltimore Aleman Henry, blacksmith, Falls road Aler Ann Jane, 79 Hollins Alcr John, smith & wheelwright, 82 n Eutaw Aler John, machinist, 93 Hollins Aler John W. state wharfinger, cor Wall and

Dugan's wharf Aler John F. pump maker, 43 n Paca, dw 103

Mulberry Aler Sylvanus, machinist, 93 Hollins Aler Wm. laborer, 414 w Lombard Alex Martin, carpenter, 93 Hollins Alexander Benjamin, tailor, 225 Montgomery , Alexander Charles, attorney, 9 Hill A LEXA.\ DKR CHAS. magistrate, 26 St. Paul Alexander H. Eugene, clerk, 272 Lexington Alexander James, merch. tailor, 136 w Fayette

dw 209 Mulberry Alexander J. J. n e corCharles and Lexington Alexander Jas. proprietor black horse tavern,

111 n High Alexander John H. civil engineer, 272 Lex- ington ALKXANDER JOHN, London watch and

jewelry store, 137 w Baltimore Alexander Jno engineer, U. S. N. 171, Hoffman Alexander Mar<raret H. fashionable dress mk.

over 137 w Baltimore Alexander Myer, tobacconist, 242 w Pratt

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Alexander Richard, collector, 123 Camden ALEXANDER THOMAS S. attorney at

law, n e cor Charles and Lexington, dw

Charles 2 doors s of Eager ALEXANDER WM. attorney, 26 St. Paul,

dw 117 e Baltimore ALEXANDER WM. treas. George's Ck. Coal

and Iron Company, 19 South, dw tutaw

house Alfadder Conrad, tailor, Aliceanna Alford James E. deputy shiriff', 3 Trinity Alger Horace B. grocery, 94 s Dallas Algier Jacob, carpenter, 354 Williamson Alhide Frederick, shoemaker, 241 e Lombard All Deresce, 262 e Madison Allan Abner M. bookkeeper, 103 Hanover Allan John, cooper, 133 L. Greene Allard Edward C. carpenter, 335 n Gay Allard Joseph, 167 a Paca Allard .Joseph, carpenter, 25 McClellan's al.

dw 300 Aisquith Allard John E. tailor, 4 Raborg Allard Thomas B. carpenter, 381 n Gay Allard Wm. carpenter, 346 u Gay Allaway George N. clerk, 59 e Baltimore Allaway Martha, 59 e Baltimore Allbright Jesse P. constable, 132 s Paca Allbright Juss(! P. bricklayer, 20 Scott Allen Abner, clerk, 103 Hanover Allen Alexander & Co. lumlier merchts. West

Falls av. dw A. A. 204 Aisquith Allen Charles, engineer, 22 Henrietta Allen Daniel, tavern, 163 Eastern av Allen Rev. Ethan, D. D., Homestead, Balti- more CO Allen Eliel, cooper, 227 Henrietta Allen Geraldus S. at Adams' Express Co.,dw

152 Division Allen Henry A. prof, of music, 213 Garden Allen Henry L. baker, 86 Pearl Allen Henry, house carp, and ship joiner, s

Wolfe, near Aliceaima, dw 103 s Ann Allen Isaac, watchman, 56 CrOss Allen James, 159 e Fayette Allen James I. machinist, 61 s Oregon Allen James, blacksmith, 11 Foster al Allen James, moulder, 122 Orchard Allen Jeremiah, wagoner, 152 Division Allen Joseph S. house carpenter, 104 s Re-

gester Allen Joseph, plough maker, 18 Warner Allen John S. tailor, 93 Aisquith Allen Joseph, carpenter, 103 s Ann Allen James W. cooper, 339 w Lombard Allen John, machinist, 140 n Fremont Allen John, cooper, 133 s Greene Allen John, agent, 241 Gough Allen Capt. John E. 320 e Baltimore Allen Joseph, agr. impl. maker, 18 Warner Allen Lawrence, baker, 118 e Lombard Allen Lewis J. 213 Garden Allen Lucy Ann, 159 e Fayette Allen Michael, watchman, Observatory, Fede- ral Hill Allen Nathaniel S. carpenter, 264 s Paca Allen Peter, shoemaker, n e cor Conway and

Warner Allen Robert W. (Samuel P. Thompson &

Co.) 66 Centre Allen Reuben, 114 Ramsay Allen Samuel, painter, 97 s Bond Allen Solomon, 98 Lee Allen Thomas S. shoemaker, 165 Henrietta

Allen Thomas F. ship carp. 75 Cross

Allen Thomas, ostler, 123 Dover

Allen William, carpenter, 343 Mulberry

Allen William, clerk, 90 e Lombard

Allen William, restaurant, 8 ijight

Allen William, ship carp. 52 Cross

Allen William, policeman, 170 G. Hughes

Allen William, vinegar depot, 37 George, dw

237 Franklin Allen William Jr, carpenter, 90 e Lombard ALI-EN WILLIAM H. arch. & builder, 265

e Baltimore Allen William, cus. house officer, 10 George AUenbaugh Mary T. huckster, 59 Orchard Allenbaugh Chas. T. plumber, 59 Orchard AUenbaugh Geo. plasterer, 52 Royd Allenbaugh Wm. H. shoem'r. 32 Chatsworth Allender'Mrs Elizabeth, 187 Stirling Allers Diedrick H. grocer and feed dealer,

140 s Eutaw Allers Edw Herman, gro. and feed store, 410

s Charles Allers John A. lime dealer and brick maker,

532 w Fayette Allers John, machinist, .327 Mulberry Alley W. W. painter, 126 German '

Aliniter Henry, potter, 280 s Bond Allison Ann, 111 w Biddle Allison Ann, 65 s Eden Allison Edward, tailor. 130 Granby ALLISON JAMKS S. feed store, 5"2sCharles,

dw 165 Chestnut Allison Philip S. clerk 209 e Pratt Allison Wm. carpenter, Fremont near Penn- sylvania av Allison Robert H. clerk, 65 s Eden Allman Wm. carpenter, 188 n Central av. Allmand J. O. G. book-keeper, 75 n Charles Alluvisi Salvator, medalion maker, 12 Fast Allnutt E. S. (Tinges & A.) 191 Franklin Allnutt G. R. W. (Gittings, A. & Co.) 209 w

Lombard ALNUTT JAMES W. president Bank of

Commerce, dw 177 Saratoga Allnutt Margaret, 191 Franklin Alhuitt Sarah, 149 Hanover Allnutt Thomas, clerk, 149 Hanover Alloway John, carpenter, 25 Ryan Alls John, shoemaker, Fayette near Broadway Allston Association, for the encouragement of

art, 40 St. Paul Allston Frederick, clerk, 18 s Calvert Allstan James H. kook-keeper, 18}-^ s Calvert Allstan Jane, boarding house, 18^2 s Calvert Allwell Stephen, 128 MuUikin Allwell Wesley, boatman, 70 (110) Castle al Almack Geo. W. blacksmith, 317 Mulberry Alman John, fruit seller, 8 China alley Allmandinger Geo. harness maker, 141 Vine Almony Mordecai, carpenter, 235 n Lden Alois Francis, tailor, 177 n Eden Alpha James M. carter, 139 Chester Alpsteck Jacob, cooper, 139 s Caroline Alricks Francis W. dry goods dealer, Ger- man, dw 61 Courtland Altbine Charles, butcher, 444 Penn av Alternus D. carver. Eagle hotel, 132 Ilollins Alterdice John, carpenter, 21 Hill Altevogts Frederick, grocery, 281 Aliceanna Alt Conrad, laborer, 142 Lancaster Alt John, tailor, 183 s Regester Alt John, shoemaker, 8 State Alter George, 232 Saratoga

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Ahman Adam, paver, 194 s Bond

Altman Br-rtlia, French mill 'ry . 154 s Broadway

Altmyer Simon, 147 e Lombard

Altman M. portmonnae manufacturer, 154 s

Broadway Alton Lewis, carpenter, 109 Bank Altrith Christian, carter, s w cor Cross and

Goodman alley Alvater Chas. A. stone cutter, 169 e Madison Altvater Harriet, 67 n Exeter Altvater Jacob, clerk, 10 State Altvater John, grocery, 104 Eastern av Altvater I^ewis, shoemakir, 38 McElderry Altvater Wm. carpenter, 1 May Altvater Wm. F. carpenter, 46 n Eden Alvey Mary, 182 e Pratt Alvey Samuel R. mate, 182 e Pratt Ambach Simeon, porter, 70 n Gav Ambrose George, laborer, rear 179 s Aim Ambrose James L. engimcr, 495 w Loml^ard Ambrose William, painter, 271 s Paca Ambroster J. F. blacksniitli, 237 Lf-mmon al Ambrusher John, blacksmith, 10 Baker's ct Ambler Rev. Wesley P. 15 s Carey Aman Frederick G. grocery, 42 s Howard Ame John, tailor, 322 s Sharp .Amer Martin, grocer, 110 West American Fire Ins. Company of Philadflphia,

4 Franklin Buildings, Edward J. Richardson

& Sons, agents AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. of

Baltimore, office 30 Second, Jas. L. Arm- strong, preet AMERICAN FARMER, 1 Carroll Hall, (up

stairs,) N. B. Worthington, proprietor AMERICAN PRINTING TELEGRAPH

CO. s w cor Baltimore and South, Wm. S

Browning, treas Amert Christopher, stevedore, 14 Guilford al Ament Philip, laborer, 228 Aliceanna Ament Joseph, porter, 134 Central av Ament Valentine, shoemaker, 12 Spruce alley Ames Catherine, 6 Foundry Ames Emerson, 23 s Eutaw Ames Hudson N. B. machinist, 363 w Lombard Ames John, port warden, 363 w Lombard Ames John, 363 w Lombard AMEV JOSEPH H. restaurant, choice oys- ters and liquors, 1 n Greene Amey Mrs. Rebecca, 95 s Poppleton Amey Philip, cooper, 61 Mc Henry Amey Samuel, cooper, 101 Cathedral Amey Samuel, carpenter, 10 Dawson Amey Samuel, cooper, 101 Cathedral Amey Wm. fisherman, 78 Durst alley Amich James H. wagoner, 6 n Oregon Amick Mary, 47 Perry Ambing George, brewer, 47 s Wolf Amelang Augustus, tailor, 2 n Caroline Ammel Philip, boat crimper, 93 Lexington Ammer Jacob, currier, 9.3 Lexington Ammer Martin, confectionery, stand s w cor

Lexington and Howard, dw Marion, near

Howard Ammesback Leonard, tailor, 76 Somerset AMMIDON & CO. dealers in Kerosene oil,

lamps and Pratt's gas generators, 1 s Liberty.

[See p. 12 ^Advertisements.] Ammidon John P. (A. & Co.) 4 Parkin Amrine John, tailor, 45 French Amos Alfred P. clerk, 62 e Pratt Amos B. F. hatter, 27 w Baltimore Amos Dr. Corbin, 145 n Paca

Arnos Eliza, confectionery, 73 Pcnn av

Amos Frederick A. bricklayer, 325 Ross

Amos Henry, plumber, 7 Ro.se

Amos James, clerk, 23 McElderry

Amos Jesse J. grocer, 192 e Monument

Amos Jos. bj-icklayer, 73 Penna av

Amos Jos. engineer, 568 w Lombard

Amos Joshua, shoemaker, 20 St Mary

Amos John H. bricklayer, 341 Ross

Amos Lemuel, carpenter, 3 Etna lane, dw 338

Aisquith Amos Susan R. 259 n Central av Amos Wm. Y. laborer, 241 n Bond Amos Wm. tailor, 330 Poppleton Amos Wm. E. grocer, 87 Preston Amos Wm. W. carpenter, 3 Etna lane, dw 338

Aisquith Amrhen Geo. furniture wagoner, 78 Harrison Amrhein Henry, shoemaker, 283 Franklin Amthor Dr. Robert, 181 n Central av Amyl Edward, stone cutter, 134 e Madison Anchutz Henry P. porter, 77 w. Baltimore Anchias Frederick, locksmith, 89 Granby Anderson Agnes, seminary, 385 n Gay Anderson Arthur, butcher, 4 Forrest Anderson Ann, 137 Ensor Anderson & Brother, grocers, 224 n Gay, dw

Brown's Hotel ANDERSON BROTHERS, importers hard- ware, n w cor Light and Pratt Anderson Andrew, printer, 113 York Anderson Benjamin F. E. & Co. wholesale

and retail grocers and liquor dealers, 235

Lexington, dw B. F. E. A. 235 Lexington Anderson lionner, shoemaker, 58 e Eager Anderson Clifford, clerk, 183 Loyola place, n

Calvert AiVDEKSON CHARLP:S, blacksmith, n e

cor Eutaw and German, dw 139 German Anderson Chaney, carpenter, 43 Chatsworth Anderson Charles C. collector N. C. Railway,

dw 39 Fawn Andirson Cromwell B. teamster, 5 Bolton Anderson David, blacksmith, 54 Carpenter al.

dw 78 Columbia Anderson Edward, carp. 82 Republican Anderson Miss E. house keeper at Maltby

house Anderson Elizabeth, huckster, 116 York Anderson Elizabeth, 189 Raborg Anderson Elizabeth, 109 e Madi-son Anderson G. H. (A. & Bro) 199 Aisquith Anderson Isaac J. laborer, 126 Jefferson A.NDERSON JAMES M. & SON, engravens,

over 148 w Baltimore, dw J. M. A. 183

Loyola Place, n Calvert ANDERSON JAMES G. splitter, currier and

leather dealer, over 5 Balderston Anderson Jeanette M. 65 Forrest Anderson Jesse N. plasterer, 220 Saratoga Anderson Jesse T. fireman B. & O. R. R. 47

s Oregon Anderson James (Glover & A.) Adams house Anderson James, ship carpenter, 11 s Ann Anderson James, hack driver, 22 Garden Anderson James T. (A. Bros.) Bolton, 4 doors

w of Dolphin Anderson Joseph, cirgar maker, 172 Eastern av Anderson John, Hibernia house, 23 Thames e

of Bond Anderson John, carpenter, 108 St. Mary Anderson John W. clerk, 41 Lee Anderson John, rigger, 144 William

ADVERTISEMENT.

>* 55 W. PRATT-ST. ^.

AMERICAN GUANO CO.

OF NEW YORK,

Offer for Sale, in quantities to suit purcliasers, the Superior Fertilizer known a.s Imported direct from .Inrvis and Baker Islands in the Pacific Ocean.

< <

PRICE, $40 PER TON, OB 35 PER CENT LESS THAN PERUVIAN.

Purchasers will please bear in mind that we are the

ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR ITS SALE IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,

And all Guano sold by us will be

WARRANTED PURE AND UNADULTERATED.

and every package delivered will bear upon it our name in full, with the trade mark of the Company, (the American Eagle.)

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Anderson John W. blacksmith, 106 Scott Anderson John, hack keeper, 141 w Madison Anderson John, hiborer, 176 Burgundy alley Anderson John, mariner, 161 e Lombard Anderson John, groc. and liquor store, 136

Bank Anderson John W. (A. & Bro.) 199 Aisquith Anderson John, siioemaker, 53 s Liberty Anderson Joshua, carpenter, 26 St. Mary Anderson Lemuel T. ambrotypist, 41 Lee Anderson Leah J. 41 Lee Anderson Mary A. 123 e Baltimore Anderson Mary, milliner, 160 Hanover Anderson Morris, carpenter, 227 Forrest Anderson Milton, machinist, 52 s Poppleton Anderson Nancy, 316 Eastern av Anderson Oliver H. painter, 493 w Baltimore Anderson Robert, machinist, 40 n High Anderson Robert, hatter, 55 e Lombard Anderson Robert S. (J. Edward bird & Bro.)

84 n Charles Anderson Susan, seamstress, 62 Perry Anderson Thomas J. clerk, 177 Montgomery Anderson Thomas, hackman, 25 Centre Anderson Thomas D. (A. &, Bros.) 226 w

Hoffman Anderson Thomas, carpenter, 58 e Eager ANDERSON WILLIAM E. furniture ware- house, 10 and 12 Second and 30 Cen. Mark.

space, dw 49 s Exeter Anderson Winfield S. (Jas. M. A. & Son) 183

Loyola Place, n Calvert Anderson Wm. carter, Henry Anderson Wm. painter, 180 Chesnut Anderson Wm. hackman, 10 Garden Anderson Wm. H. painter, over 11 n Sharp,

dw 184 Mulberry Andrae Christian, barber, 356 w Pratt ANDRE Dr. J. RIDGAWAY, druggist, 83

Aisquith Andree Theodore, metallurgist, 190 s Charles Andre Francis, painter, 342 s Sharp Andreae Christian, milliner, 190 s Charles Andrew Charles & Co. public weighers, 5

Spear's wharf, dw C. A. 97 Granby Andrew .John J. omnibus driver, 12 Townsend Andrew Nicholas, basket maker, 62 s Charles Andrew Robert, 12 Townsend Andrew Robert, farmer, Ross extended Andrews Amanda, grocery, 235 e Pratt Andrews Benjamin F. painter, 198 Mulberry Andrews Elizabeth, dress maker, 88 Pearl Andrews George W. (A. & Thompson) 237 n

Eutaw Andrews Grover, foundryman, 100 Patuxent Andrews Gotleib, laborer, 49 Clay Andrews Frederick, waiter at Fountain hotel Andrews Hanson, laborer, 10 Lemmon Andrews James, waterman, 132 s Central av Andrews James, blacksmith, 560 Lexington Andrews Jane, 39 Harmony lane Andrews John H. policeman, 191 n Exeter Andrews John, laborer, rear 214 Canton av Andrews John, boot maker, 191 n Exeter Andrews John B. nightman, 149 s Chester Andrews Martin, shoemaker, 106 Lancaster Andrews Matthew, mate, 59 Warren Andrews Hercules R. W. 66 Barre ANDREWS R. SNOWDEN, architect, 7 and

8 Carroll hall, dw 48 Mt. Vernon Place Andrews Samuel K. policeman, 96 Grundy Andrews Stephen, drover, 11 s Carey Andrews Gen. T. P. 48 Mt. Vernon place

ANDREWS & THOMPSON, druggists and

chemists, 5 w Baltimore Andrews Wm. moulder, 478 w Lombard Andrews Wm. A. painter, 93 Pine Angel Henry, tin and sheet iron worker, 59

Hanover Angel John T. stone cutter, 146 e Madison Angel Thomas, blacksmith, 204 Forrest Angel Mrs. Rebecca, 27 Buren Angell James B. grocery, 313 Canton av Angelhardt John, tailor, 241 e Eager Angelmier Mathias, grocer, cor. Oregon and

Saratoga Angermcyer, John, lithograph. 340 s Charles Ankle Earnest, tavern, 47 n Frederick Anker Joseph, shoemaker, Harford av, abv.

Point la Annas Frederick, laborer, 286 Aliceanna Annis Mary, fancy store, 254 n Caroline Annsly Robert, 68 Lee

Ansehatz Charles, locksmith, 180 s Caroline Ansel & Co. druggists, 177 w Pratt Ansel M. & Co. exchange office, 186 w Pratt Ansutz Henry, upholsterer, 74 s Register Anspach Mrs. 31 n Republican Anthony Frederick R. (Dodge & Co.) 4 s Gay Anthony Henry A. book keeper, 27 Orchard Anthony Henry, of planing mill, 40 s Caroline Anthony James H. 164 e Lombard Anthony John, puddler, 190 s. Ann Anthony Marcus, laborer, 85 Cambridge Anthony Robert E. book keeper, 186 Lee Anthony Wm. carpenter, 340 Aisquith Anton Henry, tailor, 216 e Eager Anton Henry cooper, 36 Fell Anton John, tailor, 58 Ross Antz Conrad, 26 Calendar Antz Daniel, hostler, 766 w Baltimore Anzman Joseph N. shoemaker, 19 Arch Appe Jacob, drayman, 17 s Frederick Ajipel Casper, boot fitter, 139 Henrietta Appel Frederick W. tailor, 29 s. Bond Appel George, laborer, 180 s Regester Appel Henry, tailor, 24 Jasper Appell Wm. tailor, 29 s Bond Apple Chris, confectioner, 225 w Fayette Apple George, laborer, 31 King Apple John, fireman steamboat, 190 s Bethel Ajjple John, shoemaker, 348 Light Apple M. tailor, 66 Mullikin Appleby Ann, 216 n Eden Appleby Bignal, baker and confectioner, s w

cor. Pearl and Lexington Appleby George R. printer, 121 e Lombard Applegarth Alexander, commission merchant,

Bowly's whf. dw 201 n Eutaw Applegarth & Co. railway, foot of (^Jross Applegarth Henry C. shoe fitter, 170 s Howard Applegarth Capt. John A. agent Steam Tug

Co. office 37 w Pratt, dw 42 Aisquith Applegarth Capt. Lawson J. (A. & Co.) 305

e Pratt Applegarth Nathaniel, com. merchant, 37 w

Pratt, cor. Buchanan's whf. dw. 48 Fawn Applegarth, Nathaniel, clerk, 201 n Eutaw Applegarth Robert T. shoemaker, 347 s Sharp Applegarth Robert, cigar maker, 207 Hanover Applegarth Thomas, mariner, 338 Eastern av APPLEGARTH CAPT. WM. ship and com- mission merchant, 37 w Pratt, cor. Buchan- an's whf. dw 109 s High Appier Arthur M. (Orlando M. A. & Bro.)^ 608 w Baltimore

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Appier Elizabeth, 1 s Republican

Appier Orlando M. & Bro. paper hangers, 608 w Baltimore, dw O. M. A. 23 s Howard

APPLETON & CO. exchange office, 214 w Baltimore

Appleton Wm. S. (A. & Co.) s e cor. Calvert and Madison

Appold , cor. Kutaw and L. Monument

Appold Andrew, bark mills, s e cor. Caroline and McElderry, dw 97 Ensor

APPOLD GEORGE & SONS, hide and leath- er dealers, store 8 and 10 Water, tannery- North near Madison

Appold George J. jr. (Geo. A. Sons) 120 St. Paul

Appold Henry, glass blower, 5 Bryan's ct

Appold John, tailor, 100 Patuxent

Appold Samuel, (Geo. A. & Sons) Calvert n of Read

Appold Theodore R. (Roloson & A.) 174 n Eutaw

Appy Robert, laborer, 113 Orlean.s

Arato Paulo, 23 Eastern av

ARBEITER HALL, and Working Men's Union, 5 s Frederick, John Lorz, president

Arbeltier Nicholas, consul of France, 100 Sar- atoga

Archer Mrs. Ann, 47 McCulloh

Archer Cornelius, laborer, 137 s Chapel

Archer Mrs. E. 133 Hoffman

Archer James P. & Co. stock, bill and real es- tate brokers, 19)^ South

Archer James P. (J. P. A. Co.) 133 Hoffman

Archer Capt. James, U. S. A. 47 McCulloh

Archer Samuel, (Oettinger & A.) 133 e Lom- bard

Archer Thomas G. baggage master B. & O. R. R. dw 144 Dover

Archer Wm. A. brakesman, 144 Dover

Archer Wm. A. baggage master B. & O. R. R. 7 Centre Market space

Ardin David, ladies' shoemaker, 36 n Charles, dw 312 n Eutaw

Ardin John F. shoemaker, 6 East

Ardisson Charles, prof. Spanish, Loyola Col- lege, 145 Park

Arens Henry, (Von Kapff& A.) 75 Lexington

Arens Nathan, umbrella maker, 166 s Spring

Argenti Tullio, stencil cutter, 107^ w Lom- bard, dw 12 East

Aring Jesse, furniture wagoner, 38 Dolphin

Aring Philip, gas fitter, 108 n Bethel

Arlow John F. tinner. Gay near Ashland sq

Armacost Amos, stone mason, Falls road near Northern av

Armacost Priscilla, grocery 23 Lewis

Armacost Wm. H. barkeeper, 7 Centre Mar- ket space

Armager Jesse, grocery, 186 Hanover

Armager Jesse, brickmaker, 231 s Sharp

Armager John H. carpenter. 111 Orleans Armager John L. hatter, 22 McElderry

Armat Christopher, 143 n High -Armann Ferdinand, painter, 24 w Lombard

Armandt Paul, grocer, s w cor. Mullikin and Ann

Armbrust John, file maker, 87 n Fornt.

Armbruster Francis, file cutter, 110 Ross

Armbuster Charles, laborer, 13 Baker's ct

Armen John, stevedore, 45 Bank

Armiger, Benjamin, cooper, 59 Holland .Armiger B(^njamin,55 Chew

Armiger Eli, printer, 101 e Fayette

Armiger James B. printer, 59 Holland Armiger John H. (R. & J. A.) 250 n Caroline Armiger J. R. watchmaker, 38 Granby Armiger Joseph, pedlcr, 164 n Caroline Armiger Joshua, (R. & J. A.) 250 n Caroline Armiger Margaret, grocery, 164 n Caroline Armiger Richard & Joshua, carpenters, 87

Harrison Armiger Richard, (R. & Joshua A.) 55 Chew Armistead Mrs. 31 Hamilton Armistead C. Hughes, (A., Riggs & Co.) 103

w Monument ARM ISTEAD, RIGGS & CO. tobacco agents,

57 Exchange place Armitage George T. painter, 112 Preston Armitage Dr. James, ne cor. Paca and Fayette Armor Frederick, cooper, 49 Bank Armor George F. manuf. mattresses, 167 w

Lombard, dw 79 Lee Armor John, 376 w Fayette Armor Mrs. Joseph G. 86 n Greene Armor Wm. 133 w Madison Armstrong Andrew, coach trimmer, 96 East- ern av Armstrong Asa, shoemaker, 43 Barnes Armstrong Benjamin H. huckster, 152 n Bond ArmstroDo; Benjamin, blacksmith, 10 Concord ARMSTRONG & BERRY, publishers, book- sellers, bookbinders, &c. 156 w Baltimore Armstrong Charles, machinist, 84 Luzerne,

Canton ARMSTRONG, CATOR& CO. silk and mil- linery goods dealers, 237 w Baltimore Armstrong Daniel, clerk, 259 Light Armstrong & Denny, cabinet makers, 21, 23

and 263 Light Armstrong Edward, Maltby House Armstrong Eliza P.,. 329 w Fayette Armstrong Elizabeth, 119 Preston Armstrong Elizabeth, mattress maker. Eastern

av near Wolfe Armstrong Ethalinda, Cross near Sharp Armstrong H. A. clerk, 18 e Fayette Armstrong J. Andrew, boat builder and oar

maker, 58 Block ARMSTRONG JAMES & CO. soap and can- dle manufacturers, 31 Concord, dw J. A. 30 Stiles Armstrong James, (Charles and Jas. Webb &

Co.) 30 Stiles Armstrong James, carpenter, 250 e Monument Armstrong James W. painter, 7 Poultney Armstrong James H. tavern, 350 Bond Armstrong James, painter, 257 Light Armstrong James L. president American Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 30 Second, dw 50 n Greene Armstrong John L. blacksmith, 220 Bank Armstrong John S. harness mak. 11 n Libei-ty Armstrong John, 134 s Sharp Armstrong John A. attorney at law, 29 St. Paul

dw 19 Cathedral Armstrong Mary, 53 McCulloh Armstrong Mary Jane, millinery goods dealer,

52 n. Greene Armstrong Rob. G. (A. & Berry,) 14 n Eutaw Armstrong Samuel S. printer, 230 e Madison Armstrong Solomon, watchman, 87 n Caroline Armstrong R. Dorsey, clerk, 14 n Eutaw ARMSTRONG THOMAS, saddle and har- ness maker, 11 n Liberty Armstrong Thomas, (A., Cator & Co.) 73 n Paca

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Armstrong Thomas, laborer, 21 Granby Armstrong Thomas, boiler maker, 17 Armis-

tead la Armstrong Thomas, (James A. & Co.) Foun- tain Hotel Armstrong Thomas, (Chas. & Jas. Webb &

Co.) Fountain Hotel Armstrong Wm. (A. & Denny) 261 Light Armsworthy Benjamin, policeman, 65 Bank Ardt Charles E. nailsmith, 160 Henrietta Arnd Francis, vinegar depot, cor. Windsor and

Boston, Canton Arndhold Frederick, box maker, Raborg btw Pine and Fremont

Arndt , cigar maker, 55 Centre Market

space Arndt Carlos, nail maker, 185 s Sharp Arndt Jacob, basket maker, 1 Biddlc al Arnett James, saddler, n w cor. Camden and

Eutaw Arnett Wm. H. salesman, 5 McEIderry ARNOLD DR. ABRAHAM B. 7 s High Arnold Adam, laborer, 14 L. Gough Arnold Benjamin, carpenter, cor. Greenmount

av and Belvidere road Arnold Conrad, blacksmith, 960 w Baltimore Arnold Conrad, milkman, 210 Washington,

Federal Hill Arnold Davis, carter, 86 s Poppleton ARNOLD FRANCIS, surgical instrument

maker, 15 s Sharp, dw 343 w Lombard ARNOLD GEORGE W. baker, 118 w Fayette Arnold George, carter, 179 Conway Arnold George, laborer, 77 s High Arnold Henry, bricklayer, 297 Columbia Arnold H. W. (M. W. Donavin & Co.) s e

cor. Eutaw and Lee Arnold Isaac, cologne manuf. 36 Holland Arnold Jacob, brickmaker, over 113 s Popple- ton Arnold James, surgical instrument maker, 113

n. Eden Arnold James, bricklayer, 25 McHenry Arnold John, regulator B. & O. R. R. 86 s

Poppleton Arnold John, shoemaker, 12 Dewberry al Arnold John, salesman, 178 n. Exeter Arnold Michael, tanner, 186 Forrest Arnold Ricliard, box maker, 96 Raborg Arnold Wm. shoemaker, 264 e Madison Arnold Wm. Y. surgical inst. maker, 343 w

Lombard Arnold Wm. of Mt. Clare depot, 29 McHenry Arnold Wm. lottery vender, 203 e Madison Arnrcick Jno. shoemaker, 76 Pennsylvania av Arnst Theodore, brass finisher, 20 Conway Arosemena Kdward, clerk, 526 Lexington Aro Lewis, huckster, n w cor. Eutaw and

Hamburg Arold George, gardener, 512 Pennsylvania av Arold John, sec. hand dealer, 660 w Baltimore Arold John, shoemaker, 16 Dewberry al Arrighi Zeflero, tailor, 70 n Exeter Arrow John, grocery. Homestead, Bait, co Arrow Joseph, gardener, Homestead, Bait, co Arrow Sanun-l laborer, tobacco wareho. No. 3 Arscott Jo8iph, rigger, 2 Guilford al Arscott Richard, mate, 143 e Lomlmrd Arsenia Sister, St. Vincent's Infant Asylum,

291 w Pratt Aathur Anthony, tobacconist, 137 L. Greene Arthur Anthony, jiostler, No. 2 city fire de- partment, 128 s Howard

Arthur Charles, bill poster, 30 Neighbour Arthur David, huckster, 171 e Madison Arthur Henry, baker, 53 n Eutaw, and 32

Camden Arthur Hugh, millwright, 371 Saratoga Arthur James, saddler, 369 Saratoga Arthur John, laborer, 700 w Pratt Arthur John, laborer, 79 Booth Arthur Patrick, hod carrier, 59 Happy al Arthur Robert, dentist 79 n Charles, dw 605

w Fayette Arthur Robert, drayman, 105 n Spring Arthur Thomas, coach maker, 77 e Monument Arthur Wm. W. hatter, 1 w Baltimore Arthur Wm. C. coppersmith, Lexington, 2d

door e of Mount Arvey Robert W. laborer, 135 Hudson Arvey Napoleon, laborer, 325 Eastern av Asbeck Louis, of Germ So'y, 165 w Lombard Asbrecker, George, shoemaker, 221 Light Ash Ann, cor Hughes and Light Ash Mrs. Elizabeth, 15 Temple Ash George F. (A. & Russel,) 44 Jackson Ash Israel, liq. store, 170 Light, dw 130 Loe Ash Jacob, 186 Hughes

Ash John, matliematical inst. maker, 68 Chew Ash John M. clerk, 63 Chew Ash Louis, {M. Gutman & Co.) 92 s Sharp Ash Martha, 65 Chew Ash & Russell, druggists and chemists, n w

cor. Orleans and Caroline Ash Thomas P. painter, over 10 South, dw 10

s Gay Ashburger Wm. blacksmith, 377 Lexington Ashburn Charles, book keeper, 17 Aisquith Ashby C. blacksmith, 143 Franklin Ashby John, clerk, 122 w Fayette Ashby John, brakesman, 9 s Shroeder Ashcom Alexander, pilot 141 Bank Ashcom John L. pilot, 143 Bank Ashcom Pamelia, 141 Bank Ashcroft Edward J. clerk, 43 Grundy Ashcroft Rob't, (Abrahams & A.) 266 e Lom- bard Ashcroft AVells, ship joiner. 111 s Ann Asher Martha, 30 Chesnut Ashford Henry, brass moulder, 2 Somerset Ashland Manufacturing Co. 20 German Ashley Charles C. (Wm. H. & Chas. C. A.)

162 German Ashley Wm. H. (Wm. H. & Chas. C. A.)

162 German Ashley Wm. H. & Chas. C. carpenters, Do- ver near Fremont Ashley Wm M. currier, 201 e Madison Ashman, Alfred, stone cutter, Camden near

Eutaw, dw 179 w Pratt Ashman Alfred, (A. & Maples,) 279 w Pratt Ashman George, clerk, 122 w Fayette Ashman Hirst, clerk, 318 w Lombard Ashman Mary A. 25 Orleans Ashman & Maples, stone cutters, 368 w Bait Ashton Charles A. clerk, 135 e Pratt Ashton John, book keeper, 90 Centre Ashton John, hatter, 10 Fish Market space Ashton John M. machinist, 135 e Pratt Ashton Joseph, engineer, 49 Fawn Ashton Marrow, grocer, 92 Franklin, dw 90 Ashton Mrs. S. dress maker, 90 Centre Ashton Thomas, iron moulder, 135 e Pratt Ashton Wm. hatter, 183 n Dallas Ashton Wm R. book keeper, 119 s Paca Ashway George, laborer, 17 Slemmer's al

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Askew Charles L. carpenter, 27 McClellan,

d\v 485 Saratoga Askew Jehu B. inspector of weights and meas- ures, 51 s Ann Askew John, fireman, P. W. & B. R. R. 316

Canton avenue Askew Thos B. engineer, 330 n Eutaw Askew Wm. H. machinist, 133 Dolphin Askey James, cabinet maker, 30 s High Askey Joseph, carter, 83 Granby Askey Wm. cooper, Smith's whf. dw 56 Stiles Askins Catherine, 24 s Bond Askins Nancy, 24 s Bond Askins Wm. mariner, 24 s Bond Asmus Daniel, blind maker, 198 s Sharp Asmus Ernst, surgeon, 9 n Gay Asplin John, mariner, 90 Warner ASSOCIATED FlREMEiN'S INSURANCE

CO. 4 South, John R. Moore, president Associated Reform Church, Fayette between

Liberty and Charles Assum Frederick, collector, 57 n Gay Athasia Sister, Convent of Notre Dame, s e

cor. Eager and Aisquith Atkin, Henry, laborer, 39 Slemmer's al Atkinson Dr. Archibald, 509 w Fayette Atkinson Broadnax, salesman, Howard House Atkinson Dr. Robert, 211 n Eutaw Atkinson Elizabeth, 73 s Charles Atkinson Frank F. merchandise broker, 7

Commerce, dw Strieker near Saratoga Atkinson George, butcher, n e cor. Wilson and

Pennsylvania av Atkinson, Henry, iron moulder, 323 Mulberry Atkinson Israel, confectioner, 220 Hollins Atkinson John H. cloth, cutter, 120 e Madison Atkinson, John W. carpenter, 294 n Gay Atkinson Joseph T. (Bryan & A.) 95 St Paul Atkinson Joshua, clerk, 273 e Pratt ATKINSON JOSHUA, collector, 273 e Pratt Atkinson Joshua I. treasurer B. & O. R. R.

Co. Camden Station, dw 95 St. Paul Atkinson Maria, milliner, 294 n Gay Atkinson Matt. W. (West & A.) 20 c Monu- ment Atkinson Robert, cabinetmaker, 113 Saratoga Atkinson Samuel E. deputy warden city jail,

dw Baltimore, near Paie Atkinson Samuel Clark, prof. Newton Univer- sity, dw head of n Strieker. Atkinson Thomas F. carpenter, 294 n Gay Atkinson Thomas, bricklayer, 5 Mount Atkinson Thomas W. (Hopkins, Hull & A.)

155 Park Atkinson Wm. C. grocer, 186 s Broadway, dw

273 e Pratt Atkinson Wm. weaver, 66 Preston Atkinson Wm. H. shoemaker, 127 Fremont Atkinson Wm F. stone cutter, 70 n Exeter Atkinson Wm T. grocer, 8 Aisquith Atkinson Wm. F. granite cutter, 76 n Eden Atkinson Wm. shoemaker, 159 Raborg Atler Francis tailor, 75 e Lombard Atler Francis, (bricklayer, 230 Lee Atler George W. coachsmith, 10 s Fremont Atler Mary R. 130 Lee

Atwell Capt. Benjamin, mariner, 278 e Fay- ette Atwell Daniel, (Pate, Harrison & A.) 219

Gough Atwell James R. blacksmith, 278 e Fayette Atwell Joseph W. blacksmith, 245 Gough Atwell Richard, ship carp. 106 s Bond

Atwell Richard H. & Co. imp. and manuf. mts. 68 South, dw R. H. A. 23 Courtland Atwolf Joseph, boat builder, 296 s Ann Atwood Benjamin, broom maimf. 62 s Calvert

dw s e cor. Kden and Orleans Aubel Frederick, piano maker, 15 n Poppleton Aubel Frederick, cabinet mak, 15 n Poppleton Aubel John, cabinet maker, 15 n Poppleton AUBREY & CO. commission merchants and dealers in foreign and domestic liquors, 61 Exchange place Aubrey W. P. (A. & Co.) 52 w Madison Audibert John H. bricklayer, 17 Mosher Audibert John H. bricklayer, 105 Preston AUDOUN JOSEPH H, magistrate 1st ward, office Bank btw Bond and Broadway, dw 107 Bank Audoun Oliver, (Binyon & A.) 130 Bank Audoun Lewis, imp. hardware, 187 s Broad- way, dw 267 e Baltimore AUER FREDERICK, tavern, 132 Saratoga Auerbach August, laborer, 92 s Wolfe Auerbach Christian, laborer, 169 Henrietta Augee Henry, tin and sheet iron worker, 279

s Charles Augusta Ins. and Banking Co., Exchange

place, W. L. Montague, jr. sec'y Auhl Charles, cabinet maker, Saratoga betw

Park and Howard Aukerhauson Henry J. sugar refiner. Home- stead, Bait. Co Aul Henry, ship carp. Hunter al near Johns Aul Michael, shoemaker, 253 e Eager Auld & Bowcn, ship smiths, foot of Warren,

s side basin Auld Hadaway, Paca between Fremont and

Warner Auld Hugh, magistrate 2d ward, 247 s Bond,

dw 202 Eastern av Auld Joseph H. (A. & Bowen) 42 Warren Auld John, wood corder, 338 s Sharp Auld Mary, 59 s High Auld Richard, mariner, 112 s Ann Auldt Mrs. Mary, 347 n Gay Ault Mary Jane, 287 Aisquith Ault Samuel & Son, dealers in shoe findings and garden seeds, 28 s Calvert, dw cor. Ais- quith and Chew Austen Dr. Philip H. dean Bait. Col. Dental

Surg, office 79 n Charles, dw 76 s Sharp Austin Adam, distiller, 108 s High Anstin Alexander R. book keeper People's

Bank, dw 63 n Poppleton Austin Ann, 347 w Lombard Austin Charles M. huckster, 13 Rock Austin Geo. C. carpenter, 347 w Lombard Austin T. J. 202 n Broadway Austin Thomas S. deputy measurer Custom

house, dw 202 n Broadway Austin Wm. (Cullimore & A.) 243 s Wolfe Austrian Betsy, cap maker, 2.35 s Bond Avelin Henry, mate, 10 VV indsor, (."anton Averett Martha J. a e cor. Fayette and Cal- houn Averett Thomas H. clerk, 580 w Fayette Averill Elisha, agent for Coal Oil Co. 164 s

Sharp Awbrey, .Andrew J. cigar maker, 269 n Eden Awbrey Prestley, tobacconist, 269 n Eden Awbrey Thomas P. painter, 316 e Monument Awings Thomas, laborer, s Front near Balti- more Ayd-John, carpenter, 246 e Eager

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Ayd Joseph, carpenter, 257 Aisquith

Aydon Thomas, telegraph overseer, 164 Har- ford av

Ayers & Brashears, millinery dealers, 32 Han- over

Ayers Charles C. grocer, 154 w Pratt, dw 78 s Paca

Ayers Geo. W. carp. 67 s Washington, F. P.

Ayers Eugenia, (A. & Brashears,) 78 s Paca

Ayers James, laborer, 8 n Amity

Ayers Capt. Samuel, 214 s Ann

Ayres Jacob, laborer, 27 Low

Ayres Jacob, 158 w Lombard

Ayres Jas. H. master rigger, s e cor. Lancas- ter and Wolfe, dw 79 Ann

Ayres Littleton, 156 Hearl

Ax Christian, (Gail & Ax,) 28 Barre

Axie John, officer at House of Refuge, dw 148 East

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Baakee Dr. 74 Lexington

BABB JOHN D. baker, 68 s Charles

Babb John D. jr. 68 s Charles

Babb John, shoemaker, 185 s Bethel

Baccigalluppo Vincenzo, confectionery, 60 n

Gay Bach Adam, feed store, 322 Aisquith Bach Henry J. cabinet maker, 44Chatsworth Bach Henry, merchant tailor, 9 s Gay Bach Henry, glass blower, 40 Lancaster Bach John, carpenter, 242 s Dallas Bach John C. carpenter, 124 s Howard Bach Philip, salesman, 76 Centre Market space Bach Wm. tailor, 259 e Eager Bacharach Abraham, dry goods dealer, 77

Ensor Bacharach Aaron, second hand fur. dealer,

195 Canton av Bachler Adam, laborer, 4 Hosselburger ct Bachler Jacob F. confectioner, 23 Penna. av Bachelor Philip, 308 Johnson Bachman Henry, cabinet maker, 335 s Sharp Bachman J. C. Henry, (Bock & B.) Spring- field Farm, Harford road Bachman John, piano mak. West near Eutaw Bachmann Jacob, gardener, 179 Lemmon al Bachmann Frederick, grocery, 246 s Eutaw Bachman Lewis, baker, 18 s Ann Bachmann, Melchoir, 52 e Lombard Bachner John, tailor, 31 s Caroline Backel John, shoemaker, 142 Mullikin Backer Augustus, shoemaker, 35 China al Backer Henry, tailor, 152 n Caroline Backes Peter, shoemaker, 128 Gough Backman James E. pattern maker, 13 Mc-

Henry Backman Joseph, laborer, 276 s Ann Backrack Henrietta, 236 Canton av Backwith John, ship carpenter, 202 s Ann Backus Rev. John C. 126 w Madison BACMEI8TER WM. L. imp. and manuf. of

cigars, 52 s Gay, dw 108 Pearl Bacon, Mrs. Jane, 87 HoUins Bacon James E. daguerreotypist, 472 w Balti- more, dw 87 Hollfns Baden Henry, 61 s Paca Bgider Charles, barber, 99 V^ Lexington Bader Civiakus, tobacconist, 176 e Madison Bader Henry, barber, 191 Lexington Bader Jacob, var)iisher, 21 Jasper Badger Ezekiel, shoemaker, 212 Cross Badger James, carpenter, 243 w Hoffman

Badger Robert, sewing machine operator, 38

Hanover Badger Thomas P. sewing machine operator,

38 Hanover Baehr Louisa, 544 w Baltimore Bael Mary, cook, 64 Barre Baepler Henry, baker, 120 Columbia Baer Arthur T. clerk, 204 n Howard Baer Charles W. clerk, 48 McCulloh Baer Elizabeth, teacher, 48 McCulloh Baer Dr. Edward R. Marine Hospital Baer George H. clerk, 48 McCulloh Baer John H. money department Adams' Ex- press Co. 48 McCulloh Baer John Henry, blacksmith, 521 Light Baer Rev. John, 48 McCulloh Baer John, cooper, 26 Lcadenhall Baer John, grocery, 98 s Spring Baer Matilda S. 204 n Howard Baer Wm. H. clerk in Crim. Ct. 209 n Howard Baerke Christian, shoemaker, 332 s Charles Haertsch Gregor, saddler, 93 Lexington Baetjer Henry, pro. horses and drays, 93 s

Caroline Bagen Philip, porter, 243 n Bond Eager George, drayman, Washington road Bagenolock Henry, tailor, 107 n Bethel Bagenolock Mary, grocery, 107 n Bethel Bfigge Thomas, baggage express agent, 220 s

Eutaw Baggott Mrs. dress maker, 184 n Eutaw Bagwell Thomas, fisherman, 10 Fish Market

space Bahm Eva, tailoress, 271 Eastern av Bahne Conrad, laborer, 414 s Charles Baier John, shoemaker, 173 Ilaborg Baier Lewis, machinist, 74 s Eutaw Baierlipp John, tailor, 247 e Fayette Baikinsch Lorentz, teilor, 8 Tessier Bailey Caroline, 118 Stirling Bailey, Craft & Co. hat manf. 77 n Front and

Bradenbaugh al Bailey Edward, painter, 144 Preston Bailey Edwin, (McShane & B.) 187 Forrest Bailey Elijah, 127 s Sharp Bailey Elizabeth, 106 w Monument Bailey Francis Y. chair maker, 66 Ensor Bailey George, policeman, 104 Preston Bailey Geo. H. R. policeman. Hand tavern, 42

n Paca Bailey George, wood corder, 134 Bank Bailey Harry, tailor, 16 French Bailey Henry, pilot, 178 Gough Bailey Jeremiah S. clerk, 156 w Lombard Bailey James, shoemaker, 208 w Pratt Bailey John, ship carpenter, 202 s Ann Bailey John T. coachsmith, 118 Stirling Bailey, John M. carpenter, s e cor George and

Brune Bailey John F. mariner, 5 Hope al Bailey John M. carpenter, 47 Dolphin Bailey Lewis E. (Cushings & B.) 237 w Lom- bard Bailey Margaret, 162 Gough Bailey Otho, policeman, 67 s Oregon Bailey Robert, clerk, 91 e Fayette Bailey Samuel H. coach painter, 118 Stirling BAILEY WiVL boot and shoe store, 225 w

Pratt, dw 124 Conway Bailey Wm. (B., Craft & Co.) 367 Cathedral Bailie Mary B. grocery, 226 Eastern av Bailleul George, printer, 21 s. Sharp Bailone Paschal, carpenter, 57 German

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Baily Geo. (B. & Worthington,) 7 Spear's whf Baily James, manuf. alcohol, 267 Cross, dw

42 s Greene Baily Samuel, brass finisher, 13 May Baily & Worthington, millers, 7 Spear's whf Bain Francis, mate, 249 Gough Bain Geo. W. carpenter, 672 w Baltimore Bain John, cooper, 83 Amity Bain Mary, 2 Hannony la Bain Wm. nurseryman, 248 Mulberry Baier John, baker at Maltby house Bair John, shoemaker, 156 s Eden Bair Wm. A. cigar maker, 134 n Charles Baird Samuel M. carpenter, 193 Chesnut Baitz Henry W. cabinetmaker, 235 e Lombard Baitzel Jacob, carpenter, 413 w Lombard Baitzell Samuel G. clerk, 413 w Lombard Baivers George, laborer, 14 e Monument Baker Arthur, ship carpenter, 143 Hamburg Baker Alfred, 77 n Liberty Baker Asbury, bookkeeper, 21 n Calvert Baker August, shoemaker, 90 Orchard Baker Augustus, tailor, 232 Earre BAKER BROTHERS & CO. manufacturer's agents for Baltimore and New Jersey glass works, chemicals, oils, &c., 32 and 34 s Charles. — [See p. 28 Mvertisements.] Baker Capt. Caleb H. manner, 191 L Consti- tution Baker Cornelius, ship carpenter, 175 Bank Baker Charles J. (B. Bros. & Co.) 66 n Paca Baker Charles, tavern keeper, 57 Hanover Baker Christian, baker, Jackson's ct Bakf'r Christian, tin and sheet iron worker,

210 Canton av Baker Mrs. Dr. Edward, n w cor Charles and

Conway Baker Edward, shoemaker, 515 w Baltimore Baker Eleanora, 409 Saratoga Baker Frederick, harness maker, 45 n Paca Baker Frederick, milkman, 176 Conway Baker Frederick, shoemaker, 168 Durham Baker Frederick, sr. cedar cooper, 5 Webb Baker Frederick, jr. cooper, 248 n Eden Baker George, blacksmith, 3 Baker's ct. Baker George, varnisher, 329 Mulberry Baker Geo. A. principeil Irving Institute, 34 n

Fremont Baker George, milkman, 529 n Gay Baker Gotlicb, grocery, 281 Cross Baker Greenbury, machinist, 529 n Gay Baker G. Alex, bookkeeper, 194 Saratoga Baker Gideon, nightman, 190 s Wolfe Baker Hammond, ship carpenter, 137 s Eden Baker Hendry, foundryman, 5 Cannon Baker Capt. Henry, mariner, 7 n Bond Baker Henry, confectionery, 235 Cross Baker Henry, farmer, 35 n Calhoun Baker Henry, yeast maker, 90 Chew Baker H. shoemaker, 419 Light Baker Henry, paver, 285 n Central av Baker Henry, cabinet maker, 161 e Fayette Baker Henry, tailor, 45 Albemarle Baker Henry, baker, 411 n Gay Baker, Holmes & Brown, brass &bell founders

and edge tool manufacturers, 13 e Pratt Baker Jacob, butcher, 540 Penna. av Baker Jacob, bricklayer, 181 Hamburg Baker Jacob, cooper, 221 Henrietta Baker James, carter, 275 e Madison Baker James, cooper, 169 Hamburg Baker James M. bricklayer, 289 e Baltimore Baker James, machinist, 81 n Amity

Baker Jane, 501 w Pratt

Baker Jane, tailoress, 18 Scott

Baker John, ship carpenter, 178 Canton av

Baker John J. colporter, 32 Jackson

Baker John H. tailor, 116 n Bethel

Baker John, nailsmith, 76 Somerset

Baker John T. shoemaker, 263 n Dallas

Haker John, laborer, 10 Abbot

Baker John H. huckster, 75 s Fremont

Baker John J. feed dealer, 216 German, dw 9

Hollins Baker John L. officer in custom house, 193

Bank Baker John W. (J. W. Bruff & Co.) 354>^ w

Lombard Baker John W. grocer, 138 n Gay, dw 100 n

Front Baker John C. blacksmith, 67 n Poppleton Baker John, shoemaker, 4 Fell Baker John, rag picker, 73 Goodman al Baker John, ship carpenter, 135 Thames Baker John, carpenter, 200 Kastcrn av

Baker huckster, 256 s Broadway

Baker John F. shoemaker, 231 n Caroline

Baker John, cooper, 6 Harmony la

Baker Joseph, 194 Saratoga

Baker Mrs. Kate, 171 Lee

Baker Louise, 161 e Fayette

Baker Lewis, blacksmith, 562 w Lombard

Baker Michael, shoemaker, 269 n Central av

Baker & McCracken, paper dealers, 120 w

Lombard Raker Maria, 95 n Charles Baker Mrs. Mary E. 9 Hollins Baker Mary Y. 221 n Bond Baker Nelson R. elk, B. & O. R. R. 9 HolHns BAKER .NICHOLAS, pro. Green Tree hotel,

s w cor President and Eastern av Baker Nelson, (B. & McCracken,) 291 Light Baker Philip, box maker, 12 New Church Baker Mrs. Philipina S. 251 Hanover BAKER RICHARD J. manufacturer of dve

wood and dealer in dye stufis and chemicals,

36 s Charles, dw Windsor mill road. — [See

p 32 ^Advertisements.] Baker Robert B. cabinet maker, 34 n Fremont Baker Robt. B. jr. cabinet mak. 34 n Fremont Baker Sarah L. 194 Constitution Baker Samuel, laborer, 19 Jordan al. Baker Samuel, butter dealer, 42 Pearl Baker Severin, tailor, 40 s Exeter Baker Sophia, 50 s Ann Baker Thomas, baker, 129 Hill Baker Tobias, cooper, 336 Sharp Baker Theodore, cabinet maker, Bel Air av Baker Wm. boatman, 132 Gough Baker Wm. grocery, 100 n Front Baker Judge William, office 36 s Charles, dw

Windsor mill road Baker Wm. laborer, tobacco warehouse No. 3 Baker Wm. laborer, 57 Montgomery leaker Wm. tailor, 66 Chew Baker Wm. grocery, 129 York Raker Wm. C. clerk, 72 Lee Baker Wm. A. ship carpenter, 34 Williamson Baker Wm. (B., Holmes & Brown,) 6 Gough Baker Wm. O. carpenter, 173 Raborg Baker Wm. H. K. 13 Pearl Baker Wm. A. clerk, 66 Chew Bales Mrs. Reliecca, 78 Buren BALBIRNIE THOMAS, architect, ISBamet,

dw Mount Jackson, Bait, co Balch Nicholas, laborer, 41 Slemmer's al

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Bald Fredk. W. lock & gun smith, 91 Penn av Bald Wm. carter, 1 James al Balden Frederick, clerk, 132 n Gay Balderston Asa H. (B. & Son,) 21 Lexington Balderston Hugh & Son, wire workers, 12 s

Calvert, dw H. B. 150 w Lombard. — [Seep.

4 .Advertisements.] Balderston Isaiah, (B. & Son,) 21 Lexington Balderston Jacob, (Hugh B. & Son,) 150 w

Lombard Balderston John C. boot and shoe commission

merchant, over 14 Hanover, dw 103 s Sharp Balderston Marcellus, 106 Eastern av. Balderston & Son, dentists, 21 Lexington Balderston Wilson, wire worker, over 4 Light

St. wharf, dw 103 s Sharp Baldner Caroline, 32 Pleasant Baldner Mary Jane, 182 Vine Baldus John, laborer, 153 Stirling Baldwin C. (Woodward, B. & Co.) 236 n

Eutaw Baldwin David, assistant treas. Savings Bank

of Raltimore, 4 s Broadway Baldwin E. F. draughtsman, 79 w Biddle Baldwin Ephraim, 79 Garden BALDWIN Dr. EDWIN C. 137 n Exeter,

dw Brown's hotel, 119 n High Baldwin Frederick, drayman, 178 e Fayette Baldwin George R. tobacconist, 201 Mulberry Baldwin John, moulder, 52 Leadenhall Baldwin John F. tobacconist, 98 n Gay Baldwin John, engineer, 158 McHenry Baldwin John H. carpenti:r, 199 Gough Baldwin Mary, 34 s Bond Baldwin Mary E. 79 w Biddle BALDWIN, MYER&Co. oyster packers &

preservers of fruits and herm. sealed meats,

oysters, &c. West Falls av Baldwin Robert, board, house, 180 Columbia Baldwin Robt. T.(B., Myer&Co.) 274 Madi- son av Baldwin Summerfield, (Norris & B.) 236 n

Eutaw Baldwin Walter T. (Hook& B.) 202 Franklin Baldwin Wm. H. machinist, 138 n Eutaw Baldwin Wm. H. jr. (Woodward, B. &, Co.)

236 n Eutaw Balke Frederick, carpenter, 3 s Fredirick Ball Alexander, paint, oil and glass di'aler, 183

s Broadway Ball Binjamin, ship carpenter, 197 Preston Ball Charles, laborer, 104 Eastern av Ball David, deal. queensware,&c. 160 Franklin Ball George, carpenter, 185 Preston Ball George, tavern, 44 Thames Ball Henry S. bricklayer, 127 Mulberry Ball James M. 84 n Greene Ball John H. bricklayer, 38 Pine Ball John L. shoemaker, 314 n Gay Ball John, engineer, 76 s Ann Ball John D. carpenter, 28 Richmond Ball John, engineer, 207 Happy al i Ball John W. 651 w Lombard Ball Philip A. (Warwick, Frick & B.) 1.32

w Hoffman Ball Rev. Dr. R. H. 160 Saratoga Ball Robert, mariner, 67 s Wolfe Ball Sam.T. shoemak. 191 nGay, dw 1 n High Ball Sarah, dress maker, 1 n High Ball Walter, painter, 6 St. Paul dw 84 n

Groi'ne Ball Walter, jr. paint & oil store, 173 w Pratt,

dw W. B. jr. 89 Pearl

Ball Thos. Walker, clerk, 337 w Lombard

Ball Walter, treas. Bait. Steam Packet Co., office, Union dock, dw Bait. Co.

Ball Wm. D. bailiff criminal court, dw 127 Mulberry

Ball Wm. bricklayer, 16 Falls

Balla John R. cabmet maker, 36 e Baltimore

Ballantine Alex. B. ship carp. 102 s Ann

Ballard Cyrus J. wood dealer, 231 e Pratt

Ballard Edward J. 158 German

Ballard Emily, 366 n Gay

Ballard James, tailor, 97 n Eden

Ballard Levin E. commercial reporter Bait. American, dw 563 Lexington

Ballard Wm. carpenter, 366 n Gay

Ballard George E. clerk, 23 s Howard

Ballard Janus, blacksmith, 1 w Chase

Ballard Lavinia, 366 n Gay

Ballenger Henry, 65 s Howard

Ballenger Joseph, dry goods 162 s Broadway

Ballin Herman, clerk, 39 e Lombard

Ballirder Conrad, tailor, 195 Orleans

Ballman Henry, grocery, 755 Light

Balman Christian, planing mill, Eastern av near Central av

Balmann Clement, grocer, 5 Montgomery

Balmer Jas. ajiothe'y) n e cor Bait, and High

Balloch James, 345 w Lombard

Ballouf Augustus, morocco deal. 69 Harrison

Ballouf Charles, morocco dresser, 69 Harrison

Balster John, emigrant agi/nt, 28 Fell

Balster John, ship joiner, 28 Fell

Baltes Elizabeth, 253 e Eager

BALTIMORE AMERICAN AND COM- MERCIAL DAILY ADVERTISER, 128 w Baltimore

Baltimore Athenaeum, cor St. Paul and Sar- atoga sts. occupied by Baltimore Library Co., Mercantile Library Association and Maryland Historical Society

BALTIMORE ACADEMY OF THE VISI- TATION, cor Park and Centre

Baltimore Association for Improving the Con- dition of the Poor, 24 w Fayette

BALTIMORE BAG FACTORY, 77 South

BALTIMORE CITY GUARDS ARMORY, Patterson building, n e cor Bait, and Gay

BALTIMORE CLIPPER, 134 w Baltimore

Baltimore Copper Smelting Co. Clinton street, Canton, D. Keener, agent

BALTIMORE CUSTuM HOUSE, n w cor. of Gay and Lombard

BALTIMORE and CUBA SMELTING and MINING CO. COPPER WORKS, Whet- stone Point, office 56 s Gay sreet. Haslett Me, Kim, president

Baltimore Cemetery Co's office, over s w cor Baltimore and South

BALTIMORE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, (Methodist Episcopal) over 12 Light

Baltimore City and County Almshouse, Cal- verton road

BALTIMORE COAL CO. office s e cor Com- merce and Exchange Place. Thomas Wil- son, president

BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY, corner Lombard and Hanover, entrance Lombard. — [Seep.29 Advertisements]

Baltimore General Dispensary, n e cor Fayettf. and Liberty

Bait. Equitable Society, for insuring houses from loss by fire, office 19 South, Francis A. Crook, treasurer

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Baltimore Female College, 53 St. Paul. — [See

X. 42 ^fldvei'tisements.] LTIMORE FIRE INSURANCF, CO. s w cor South and Water, J. I. Cohen, jr. pres.

BALTIMORE IXFIRMARY, s w cor Greene and Lombard. — [See p. 31 Mvertisenients.]

BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO. 6 South, John I. Donaldson, president. — [See p. 19 Mvertisements.]

Baltimore Glass Works, s end of G. Hughes. Baker, Bros. & Co. proprietors

Baltimore Marine Observatory, e end of Mont- gomery, Thos. N. Neilson, prop.

Baltimore Museum, n w corner Baltimore and Calvert

Baltimore Orphan Asylum, Strieker near Lex- in£-ton

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO. office Camden Station

BALTIMORE PATRIOT AND COMMER- CIAL ADVERTISER, 112 w Baltimore

Baltimore Price Current, office Merchant's Exchange Reading Rooms, Porter & Tobin, publishers

BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA & WIL- MINGTON R. R. depot, cor President and Canton av

BALTO. AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM- BOAT CO., office 3 Light street wharf J. Alexander Shriver, agent. — [Seep. 35 Jldver- tisetiieiits , 1

BALTIMORE REPUBLICAN, 72 w Bait.

BALTIMORE STEAM LAUNDRY, base- ment 1 e Baltimore, next to bridge, E. R. Craven, proprietor

BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO. office, s end Concord, Fenby's whf. M. N. Falls

BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH STEAM- SHIP CO. Fenby's wharf. Wm. Mentzel, agent Baltimore Stock Board, 45 w Fayette, County

building. Samuel Harris, jr., president Baltimore & Susquehanna Steam Co. office. West Falls av. Joseph Jas. Taylor, agent Baltimore Weekly Dispatch, M. H. Radcliffe

& Co. proprietors, 84 w Baltimore BALTIMORE WECKER, German news- paper, 3 n Frederick, Wm. Schnauffer, pro. Baltimore Working Men's Union, 5 s Fred'k Baltz Anth'y, newspaper carrier, 233 s Dallas Baltz Henry, hack driver, 233 s Dallas Baltz Mrs. Henry, victualler. Point lane, near

Greenmount Cemetery Baltzell Alexander, clerk, 343 w Baltimore Baltzell Charles, 26 L. McElderry Baltzell Mrs. Columbus, 13 George Baltzell Emanuel, 90 Hanover Baltzell George, shoemaker, 306 Canton av Baltzell John J . lumber inspector. East Falls

av. s of Eastern av. dw 343 w Baltimore Baltzer Henry, tailor, 62 Aliceanna BALTZELL Dr. WM. H. 90 Hanover Baltzell John, milkman, homestead. Bait. Co. Balzer Nicholas, porter, 41 Slemmer's al Bam Louis, laborer, rear of 84 Centre market,

space Bambeck Peter, shoemaker, 195 e Lombard Bamberger Abraham, butcher, 83 Mullikin Bamberger Ansel, (B. Bros.) 147 Lexington Bamberger Brothers, dry goods dealers, 147

Lexington Bamberger David, dry goods, 43 n Howard

Bamberger Elkan, millinery, embroidery and

dress trimmings, 45 n Howard, dw 71 Bamberger John, 233 Harford av Bamberger J. (B. Bros.) 27 n Eutaw Bamberger Moses, (B. Bros.) 27 n Eutaw Bamberger Wm. H. grocery, 243 e Madison Bamberger Henry (B. Bros.) 147 Lexington Bancroft John D. bricklayer, 12 n High Bancord John, harness maker, 244 e Biddle Bandel Justina B. 96 s Exeter Bandel Leonard J. block and pump maker, 97

McElderry 's wharf, dw 96 s Exeter Bandell Andrew J. clerk. Fire Inspector's

office, dw 171 n Exeter Bandell Ann Maria, 204 Madison Bandell Charles S. 225 e Lombard Bandell Edward, carpenter, 204 e Madison Bandell Geo. machinist, 93 n Eden Bandell Geo. W. dyer & scourer, 187 e Bait. Bandell Geo. W. carver, 21 n Caroline Bandell Geo. W. carver, 204 e Madison Bandell George S. salesman, 92 n Eden Bandell Hy. M. shoemaker, 204 e Madison Bandell James L. shoemaker, 204 e Madison Bandell John W. clerk, 365 e Pratt Bandell John M. (Humrichouse & B.) 365 e

Pratt Bandell Michael H. 160 Bond Bandell Philip, 119 s Exeter Bandell Samuel L. land agent, 542 Lexington Bandell Wm. bacon dealer, 70 n Bond Bando F. barber, 267 n Bond Bangert Joseph, baker, 8 Fell Bangert Philip, camphine wagon, 93 Mc- Elderry Bang Francis G. policeman, 152 L. Greene Bang John H. moulder, 154 L. Greene Bangs Charles, clerk, 11 Penn Bangs Edward (Carey, Howe & Co.) n wcor

Monument and Park Bangs Henry, tailor, 165 n Central av Bangs John, boot and shoemaker, 229 w Pratt,

dw 144 Barre Bangs Joseph, feed store, 258 e Madison Bangs Mary A. 113 s Bond Bangs Richard F. machinist, 55 McHenry Bangert Henry, cabinet maker, 182 East Banghart Nicholas, porter, 112 Franklin Banhach John, laborer, 131 s Chapel BANK OF BALTIMORE, n e cor Baltimore

and St. Paul. — [See ^ippendix.] BANK OF COMMERCE, 26 South.— [Set

Appendix.] Bankard David, grocery, 600 Penna av Bankard Elizabeth, 596 Pennsylvania av Bankard Henry, carpenter, Fremont, intersec- tion Pennsylvania av Bankard Jacob J. butcher, 81 Hampstead Bankard Jacob, 456 Baltimore Bankard James M. butcher, 67 Hampstead Bankard Michael, carter, 228 n Dallas Bankard Nicholas D. carpenter, 592 Penna av,

dw 594 Bankert Rudolph^ hatter, 116 McElderry Bankhead Robert, clerk, 30 n Fremont Banks Andrew, 194 Franklin BANKS DANIEL B. Pres't Union Manuf'g Co. office cor Howard and German, dw 194 Franklin Banks David, furniture dealer, 59 South, dw

196 e Baltimore Banks James, stone cutter, 33 Chew Banks John, machinist, 7 s Schroeder

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Banks James W. F. clerk, 51 German Banks Lewis, machinist, 23 s Poppleton Banks Robt. T. importer china ware, 55 South,

dw cor Pratt and Gough Banks Wm. laborer, 162 n Spring Banks William J. grocer, 48 Jeiferson Bannan Mrs. Cnthorine, 79 York Bannan Hugh, clerk, 26 Josephine Bannan Hugh, laborer, 1 Rose Bannan John, grocer, 194 Lexington, dw 26

Josephine BANNON M. attorney at law, 32 St. Paul,

dw Anne Arundf:! Co. Bannon Michael, laborer, 1 Curriers' ct Bannon Owen, laljorer, 120 Scott Bannon Patrick, drayman, 120 Scott Bannon Peter, laborer, 54 Cooksie Bannard John, 27 Fawn Banneburg George, finisher, 111 Vine Bannenberg Fredk, .shoemaker, 344 w Pratt Banning Catharine, 360 n Eutaw Banning Maria, 360 n Eutaw Banning Mary E. 360 n Eutaw Bannister Joseph, 14 Maiden lane Bannister Sarah, 14 Maiden lane Bannister Wm. 77 MuUikin BANSEMER G. A. (W. G. B. & Co.) 236 w

Lombard BANSE VIER W. G. & Co. wholesale grocers

and commission merchants, 108 w Lombard Bansemer Wm. G. (W. G. B. & Co.) 236 w

Lombard Bantum James M. coachmaker, 289 Cross Bantz Francis, policy dealer, 248 s Bond Bantz Frederick, shoemaker, 171 s Caroline Bantz & Bowiie, boot, shoe, hat and cap deal- ers, over 320 & 322 w Baltimore Bantz Theodore S. (B. & Bowne) n w corner

Lexington and Chatsworth Banz John, tailor, 78 s Wolfe Banz John, cigar maker, 99 York Barbee George B. clerk, 626 w Baltimore Barber Joseph, laborer. Homestead, Bait. Co. Barber John G. butter depot, 26 s Poppleton Barber Lorenzo U. clerk, 47 w Fayette Barber Wm. rigger, 92 Mullikin Barber Wm. machinist, 457 w Lombard Barbour John, book agent. Union hotel, w

Pratt Barbray Tracey, 205 s Bethel Barbine Charles H. fi.shernian, 42 Fort av Barbine Charles, fisherman, 228 Wash 'g. F. H. Barbine Joseph, grocery, 172 William Barboro Dominick, bookstand, n w cor Light

and Pratt Barclay Mrs. H. C. 121.Gough Barclay Walter C. 69 McCulloh Bard Jeniiiii, teacher, 52 s Sharp Barder Henry, paver, 89 Harrison Bardcn Jacob, varnishcr, 15 Clay Barcker Susan, 192 s Ann Bardroff Joseph, plasterer, 430 Saratoga Bardroff Peter, piano maker, 20 Rock Barentz Bernard, printer, 315 n Central av Earfolemew Adam, cabinet maker, 158 Raborg Barford Sarah, dressmaker, 98 Barre Bargar Decter, fireman, B. & O. R. R. 386

Lexington Bargar Deeter, bricklayer, 65 Franklin Bargar George W. bricklayer, 101 Ross Bargar Joseph H. moulder, 84 Henrietta Barger Henry, bricklayer, 172 Mulberry Bargcr Mary, confectionery, 166 Dover

Bargert John, musician, 4 Second Barickman Ambrose, 59 n Schroeder Barickman Eleanor R. 10 Greenmount av Barke Christian, shoemaker, 332 s Charles Barker Charles F. clerk, 362 n Eutaw Barker E. W. clerk, 362 n Eutaw Barker Rev. F. M. 610 w Fayette Barker Frederick, laborer, 185 s Eden Barker Frank, clerk, 190 Preston _ Barker George Y. clerk, 190 Preston Barker Mrs. H. A. 190 Preston Barker John, 362 n Eutaw Barker John, stevedore, rear 247 s Dallas Barker Joseph H. clerk, 190 Preston Barker Joseph W. hatter, 344 HolHns Barker Mary, 342 Canton av Barker Wm. machinist, cor High and Low Barker Wm. K. tobacconist, 265 w Pratt, dw

150 Barre Barker Wm. porter, Mechanic's Bank, dw 43

Grundy Barker Wm. C. 52 Cooksie Barker Wm. H. ship carpenter, 176 Bank Barker Wm. harness maker, 9 Jefferson Barkhouse Conrad, cabt. maker, 87 Jefferson Barkhaus Henry, cabinet maker, over 183 e

Pratt Barkhause Conrad, cabinet mak. 87 Jefferson Barklage G. H. (B. & Ostendorf) rear of 120

Saratoga Barklage & Ostendorf, packing box makers,

15 Cowpen alley Barklie Archibald K. clerk, 64 w Biddle Barkman Jacob, trader, 119 Columbia Barkman Joseph, cigar maker, 86 Peirce Barkmeyer Frederick W. porter, 161 King Barkme-yer Wm. porter, 161 Carpenter al Barlag Elizabeth, grocery, 82 s Dallas Barlage Frank, grocery, 260 Montgomery Barlage Ferdinand, cigar maker, 38 Portland Barlage John G. grocer and liquor dealer, s e

cor Pratt and Penn Barley Geo. engineer, B. &. O. R. dw 25 s

Schroeder Barley John T. fireman, B. & O. R. 25 s

Schroeder Barley John, laborer, 25 s Schroeder Barling Edward, carpenter, 118 s Central av Barling Frederick, milkman, 3 St. Peter Barling Joseph, clerk to the city collector, 370

w Fayette Barlow Joseph, grocer, 38 n Paca Barlow Joseph, Hand tavern, 42 n Paca Barlow Joshua, clerk, 14 George Barlow Thomas, carpenter, 239 Central av Barnard Adam, machinist, 174 McHenry Barnard Thos. B. draughtsman, 57 Columbia Barnard Oliver, conductor N. C. Railway, 192

Garden Barnard Randolph, bricklayer, 202 Garden Barnard Nicholas, tailor, 7 Choptank Barnes Abraham, inspector Custom House Barnes Alexander M. 279 Aliceanna Barnes Agnes V. 150 s Ann Barnes Bennett, tobacconist, 250 Aisquith Barnes Capt. Benj. 116 Conway Barnes Christian R. detective police, dw 49 s

Wolfe Barnes C. R. (B. & Co.) 128 s Broadway Barnes & Co. proprietors Novelty Mills, coffee

and gram cleaning establishment, n e corner

Caroline and Aliceanna Barnes C. F. 614 Lexington

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Barnes Deborah, 2 Gold's ct

Barnes Daniel J. policeman, 194 Bank

Barnes Hanson P. huckster, 285 e Madison

Barnes George, laborer, 127 Bank

Barnes Geo. laljorer, 127 s Washington, F. P.

Barnes & Hudgins, grocers and com. merchts.

cor. Pratt and O'Donnell's whf Barnes Henry, ship carp. 119 Albermarle Barnes James S. iron moulder, 6 Lanvale Barnes James, tailor, 156 Pine Barnes, Jas. E. wheelwright, 293 Eastern av Barnes John A. (Robb & B.) 186 George Barnes Joseph A. carpenter, 119 Albermarle Barnes John H. general eigent Cin. Will. &

Zanesville R. R. dw 186 George Barnes iM. C. (!«. & Co.) 128 s Broadway- Barnes Michai'l, laborer, 406 s Charles BARNES MARY A. 20 Peirce Barnes Robert C. Jr. clerk, 560 w Fayette Barnes Richard, ship carp. 72 s Washington Barnes Robert C. clerk city collector's office,

560 w Fayette Barnes Samuel, printer, 13 Scott Barnes Samuel F. moulder, 13 Scott Barnes Samuel E. mariner, 30 Gough Barnes Samuel N. conductor B. & O. R. R.

129 Hollins Barnes Thos. H. waterman, 6 Williamson Barnes & Taylor, grocers and commission

merchants, 128 Dugan's wharf Barnes Winston (B.& Hudgins) HJoS Calvert Barnes Wm. M. carpenter, 319 n Eutaw Barnett Dewarren H. millinery goods, 65 n

Howard, dw 102 w Fayette Barnett Robert, carpenter, 30 Morton al BarnettRose A. tailoress, 129 Washington, F.H Barnett Thomas, painter, 162 Bank Barnett William, clerk, P. O. 120 Lee Barney Elizabeth, 76 n Charles Barney James H. (John Sullivan & Sons) 76

n (Jharles Barney John W. clerk, 298 Saratoga Barney 1 hos. laborer, 75 York Barnliart George, 120 s Chapel Barnhart Frederick, waiter at Fountain Hotel Barnhill Andrew H. 21 Comet Barnitz Alexander H. (B. & Brinton) 211 w

Lombard Barnikol Frederick, tailor, 84 s Bethel BARMTZ & BRLNTON, general com. mer.

120 North and lumber commission mer- chants. West Falls av Barnitz Michael, 29 George Barns Jacob, cabinet maker, 193 Canton av Barnstein Solomon, second hand clothier, 150

s Fremont Barnum Allen S. clerk, 52 Courtland BARNl'M'S CITY HOTEL, fronting Cal- vert, St. Paul and Fayette, Barnum & Co.

proprietors BARNl<M & CO. proprietors Barnum 's City

Hotel Barnum Zenos (B. & Co.) Harford av near

city limits Barnwell Michael, nail maker, s e cor Exeter

and French Barr Mary A. of Baltimore steam laundry, 3 s

Front Barr John, proprietor Susquehanna Hotel, 125

n Calvert Parr Samuel, route agent, 72 w Biddle Barrels George, tailor, 325 n Central av Barranger Lewis L. butcher, 288 Saratoga

Barranger Lewis L. jr., butcher, 288 Saratoga Barrenger John, trader, 229 e Monument Barrenger John, gardener, Patterson's lane

rear Greenmount cemetery Barrett Asa, upholsterer, 358 w Fayette Barrett Catharine, millinery store, 58 n Eutaw BARRhTT & DEBEET, carvers and gilders, 75 w Baltimore. — [See p. 24 Mvertisnnents.] Barrett Edmund, drayman, Lombard near

Exeter Barrett Edw. wagoner, 74 e Lombard Barrett Eliza, millinery dealer, 101 e Baltimore Harrett Eliza, over 15 Light Barrett Frank, shoemaker, 37 Jefferson Barrett Gregory jr., officer at Penitentiary, dv

115 n Fremont Barrett George, silversmith, 241 Hollins Barrett Gregory, weaver, 118 Fremont Barrett James F. engineer, 13 Williamson Barrett James J. musician, 17 McElderry ^arrett James J. paint and oil store, 240 Lex- ington, dw 58 n Eutaw Barrett J. L. (B. & DeBeet) 5 Jackson square Barrett John, cooper, 36 Eastern av Barrett John, grocery, 289 e Pratt Barrett Joseph E. engineer, 53 s Poppleton Barrett Luke Z. clerk, 188 Saratoga BARRETT M. & BRO. looking glass and pic- ture frame manufacturers, 82 n Howard, dw M. B. 9 Grundy Barrett Patrick, gardener, 234 German Barrett Patrick, grocery, 191 Canton av Barrett Thomas P. fisherman, 387 s Eutaw Barrett W. T. (M. B. & Bro.) 62 Centre Barrett Thomas H. fireman of No. 1, city fire

department, 234 German Barrett Mary, 15 n Eutaw Barrett Sarah A. 15 n Eutaw Barrett Wm. supt. police and fire-alarm tele- graph, dw 323 Mulberry Barrett W. D. (Warder & B.) n w cor Monu- ment and Park I.'arrickman Jacob, cedar coop. 200 e Baltimore BARRIL& MUR, agents Peruvian Gov'rt for the sale of guano, over 29 South, Git- tings' building. Barringer John shoemaker, 165 Carpenter aly Barringer John, bacon dealer, 63 McF-lderry Harrington Edw. P. book-keeper, 238 German Barrington Frank F. prof, music, 88 s Exeter Barrington Jacob, 24 Shakspeare Barris George, cooper, 312 e Monument Barroll Benj. C. attorney at law, 163 Loyola

Place, n Calvert Barroll Henry B. 92 McCulloh Barroll Henry, Ijook-keeper, 109 w Monument BARROLL JAMES E. attorney at law, 328

Madison av Barroll James W. 286 Madison av Barroll Mary Ann, 109 Monument Barron Catharine, grocery, 53 n Front Barron Edward, cement roofer, 9 Scott Barron James, carpenter, 137 e Lombard Barron James, fireman. No. 2 city fire depart- ment 131 e Lombard Barron John M. actor, 279 s Sharp Barron John, steward, Eutaw house, dw 59 s

Paca Barron John, carpenter, 142 w Madison Barron John, huckster, 195 s Paca Barron Sarah, grocery, 142 Madison Barron Thos. veterinary surgeon, 10 Hoffman Barron Thos. D. clerk, 275 w Baltimore

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Barron Wm. 134 Conway

Barrow Alexander H. book-keeper, 9 s High

Barrow D H. book-keeper, 84 Hanover

Barrow Edwin, painter, 203 Columbia

Barrow H. T. book-keeper, 24 s High

Barrows Philip, rigger, 3 Philpot

Barry is. Hoogewerff, merchandize brokers,

4 Grocers' Exchange Barry Catherine, 23 Garden Barry Daniel R. clerk, 85 Columbia Barry Edmond, teamster, 148 s Central av Barry George E. agent Boston Coal Company,

8}4 South, dw 12 St. Paul Barry George, moulder, 40 s Oregon Barry Jas. C. Jr., (B. &. Hoogewerff) 46 n

Liberty Barry James, laborer, 1 Hargrove al Barry Jas. C. Sr., book-keeper, 46 n Liberty Barry John L. teller in Franklin Bank, 58 s

Exeter Barry John, carpenter, s w cor Hillen & East Barry John S. wholesale dry goods com. mer.

20 Hanover, dw 70 Saratoga

Barry Capt. John J. collector, 222 w Fayettte Bnvry John, gas fitter, 129 n Spring BARRV LLEWKLLYiN F.atty. at law, 80 w

Fayette, dw 79