n

HUGH SISSON'S

steam:

m

Cor. North and Monument-sts.

IS PREPARED TO FURNISH ALL ORDERS IN HIS LINE, VIZ.

Ha;

1111 MAHllli, laOHllillfi, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES,

ITsilba© T©[pg9 TiJea f^f ^^®®f% ©aj'dsn ©lisiliMaipjfi) ®iis.

WM. F. MAaEE & GO.

MAWU FACTORY;,

AND

GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,

60 N. EUTAW-ST., between Lexington and Saratoga-sts. BALTIMORE.

MAGEE'S UFRIVALLEB SHIRTS,

OF ALL KINDS AND STYLES,

DRAWERS AND SHIRT COLLARS,

MADE TO ORDER AND ON HAND, ALSO, A LABGE STOCK OP DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.

S"A11 Orders promptly attended at shortest notice, at our Establishment.

WM. P. MAGEE & CO. SHIRT HOUSE, 60 W. Eutaw-st., Baltimore,

LEONARD PASSANO,

288 W. BALTIiaORS ST.,

12> CEMTSE MAUKET SP1.GE

:b^^lti]>xoi^je.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

^ND

^

POCKET AND TABLE

e u T I*

T

?)

HOSIEEY, GLOVES,

AND

SEST^S FU'EHiSHIlia COMB'S

ADVERTISEMENTS

BATES'

HOISTING MACHINES,

On Strictly Scientific Principles, for Warehouses.

The Subscriber haviiij^ been eii<,Mj;<(l in tliis business for the la>t twelve years, in con- nection with liis Iron F(iuii(b-y, will finarantoe a better Hoisting Macliine for less money than can be produced in this city. Every Merchant and owner of a warehouse will save the expense in a sliort time, to say nothing of the safety of his gcMxis in bein^ hoisted some sixty or eigiity feet abive his head I would refer to some of the principal mer- chants in Baltimore and elsewhere, for whom I have put up these lloisting Machines. The wheels are in use, and can be seen daily at work.

liEFlilRS TO

Wm. T. Walters & Co., Exchange Place, H Rifman & Sims, •' "

E H Stiihler & Co.. Calvert street, Baker & Brotlier. 01 ai'h s "

Jamej (Jeoijie. Kredeiick "

Biooks, Fatme.stock & Co . Baltimore-st. C. .M . Ke.vsei, Hoivarcl street, Kirkliinil iV CI ase, Smiili's wharf, Z Baruum. Barmim's H'lel. E. Larrabee, iroD front, Calvert street.

No^ih Walker k Co , 165 W. Baltimore-st.

Mfssrs Ma sttm & Brother, Baltimore-st.

• harles l>e Kurd, (Jay -.>ic.

John S Barry . Hanover street,

Dall. (libhons & Co . Hanover street,

Hamilcn Kaster Baltimore street,

Pojiplein. Huppman & Co ,182 and ]84

Bal imore street Thomsen. Woods & Block, Fanover-st. Wm. McCann, carriage depot, S. Gay-st.

A call is only wante<1, to satisfy any person in want of a good machine to hoist goods, tliat my machines are the best to be had, and at prices that no person will purchase an inferior one. as I will warrant them as represented or the tnonej' refunded.

All kinds of repairing done. Also, Casting of every de.scription, as I am casting daily. Also, a Steam Dummy, to be seen at S. S. STEVEiNS & SONS, Furniture Manufacturers, corner Front and Low streets.

JAMES BATES, Iron Founder,

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

ADVERTISEMENTS

^^^t.-i^^. BROr^^^ ^

^^

229 Baltimore street,

a

o

CORNER OF CHARLES,

(B^iir 3 Ka© (^

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IMPOETEES OF AND DEALEES IN

^

JEWELET,

t C

GUTLEaT,

6R0IIZ[S, CLOCKS. OPfllll GLiSSfS, FANS. WW,

SWORDS, BUTTONS, PISTOLS,

BELTS, LACES, FIELD and

SASHES, EMBROIDERIES, MARINE GLASSES,

SPURS, HAVERSACKS, &c.

Ou hand, and made to order at short notice. They invite attention to their stock.

i^^A^^MMiaiBB^

ADVERTISEMENTS.

4"^

^^^^ MANUFACTURERS OF ^V ^V

Grand, Square and Upright

BALTIMOEE, MD.

Certificate of Excellence from THALBERG, GOTTSCHALZ, SATTER, STRAZOSCH, MUZIO, ANSCHUTZ, and other Leading Artists.

From among the numerous testimonials in our possession we select the following :

Messrs. Wm. Knabe & Co.,— Gentlemen : I have great pleasure in certifying that I have tried your Square Pianos and find them equal, if not superior, to any in this country Among the great qualities which distinguish them, is the evenness of tone, the easy and agreeable touch and volume of tone. Wishing you all the success which you so highly de- serve, I am, sirs,

Yours, very truly,

S. THALBERG.

Translated from the French. After having played on the Piano of Messrs. Knabe & Co., it is impossible not to bear testimony to their qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos of their manufacture, on M'hich I have played, are exceedingly re- markable for their qualities of tone. The Bass is powerful, without harshnes.s, and the up- per notes sweet, clear and harmoniously mellow, (chrystalin) and I do not hesitate to ex- press, in regard to these instruments, my entire satisfaction, and to declare that they are equal, if not superior, to the best manufactured in Europe or in this country by the most

celebrated makers. „„ . ^ ^^

L. M. GOTTSCHALK.

Every Instrument WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.

fi^^Price Lists promptly sent on application.

WM. KNABE & CO.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

:-g,ENBRE£

MERCHANT TIILORE

IsTo. 50,

N.[.CO[I.BmiMOR[llNDFIi[D[RICKSTS.

Where may be found a General Assortment of

OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.

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

ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT

1C5

246 Baltimore Street,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN R. R. Track, Depot, E ' ' g^ Sutlers', Butchers',

Hay, Coal,

Dormant, Warehouse,

Platform,

Counter, Union,

Family,

Druggists', Jewelers',

and Bank

FAiasi^Ki

2^(

iiLi)d^«]L£'

a^i

Have been in constant use in all branches of business for thirty years, in all parts of the world, and having been most thoroughly tried, are the acknowledged standard.

OlJ-They are fully warranted not only strong and accurate, but durable; and the man- ufacturers, who are permanently established and fully responsible, will always be prompt to make this wai-ranty good.

4®*They are made of all sizes and capacities, and adapted to all required uses, em- bracing more than a hundred different modifications.

OEO. H. GILLMAN, Agt.

FAIRBANKS & CO

JOHNSON Sc BEHR,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

m

^^^i ■^■^i -^^ W S«^^

No. 77 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,

Between South and Gay,

S&llPSii^El, iill,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

STORK dS: GILiIiiXZSPIC^

STATIONERY BAZAAR,

No. 278^ W. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.

STATIONERY, American and Foreign, in great variety. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, CARD ENGRAVING, Wedding, Reception, Complimentary and Visiting. >8®"Monograms, Arms and Crests engraved. Paper and Envelopes stamped in plain and colored Initials.

As we execute all our own Engraving and Stamping, we can offer great inducements. N. B. Engraving and Stamping executed for the trade.

SOL'N J. KANN & CO.

GOMMISSIOH MESCHASfTS,

AND

MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS

FOR THE SALE OF

nEBWAEl,

CUTLERY, TOOLS,

AND

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

FAIRBANKS' PATENT IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES,

SHOVELS, SPADES, PORKS, HOES, RAKES, SCYTHES, SNEATHS, AXES, &c.

No. 8 S. CHARLES STREET,

BALTIMORE, MD.

Successor to Wolf, Stanley & Co.

WHOLESALE STOVE MANUFACTURER,

N. E. COR. LIGHT AND LOMBARD STREETS,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPT

AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,

ON

I WAREHOUSES, DWELLINGS,

Vessels & Cargoes, Merchandise,

.••*^ /^ And Property of every Description, either in City or '•*<tVx^ Country.

Country.

Also, All Kinds of INLAND INSURANCE. OTIS SPEAR, Sec'y. JOHN COATES, Pres't.

CHAUNCY BROOKS, JOHN C. BRIDGES, JOS. MATTHEWS, JAS. O. SPEAR,

SIMON PARKHURST. THOS. Y. CANBY. WILLIAM BRIDGES, JOHN E. HURST,

WILLIAM F PENTZ, JOHN G. HEWES, WILLIAM CHESNUT, JOHN TURNBULL, Jr.

OfTice, No. 42 Second Street, (North Side.)

WM. H. WELSH.

JNO. W. WELSH.

CHAS. E. WELSH

Win. mrxsiaSH «£ sons,

IMPORTERS OF

AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

le:a^:b^ tobacco,

No. 27 South Gay Street,

OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE,

BALTZMOHE,

LOUIS PELBER,

MANUFACTURER OF

aril, §0sani & Jarkte,

207 S. BROADWAY.

10

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALFRED FRIEND & CO.

Nos. 91 and 93 McELDERRY'S WHARF

eOHEo

TO STE-W^ OYSTEI^S.

Open the can at the bottom, take the Oysters out carefully, separate the liquor from the Oysters, and put it in a stew-pan, and then add to it some water, a wine-glass of cream,- a small lump of butter and a little black pepper, and stir them well together, and let them boil ; then put the Oysters in the pan, and allow them to remain there till they are thoroughly heated, then they are fit to be served up.

TO :f'i?."X" oystei^;S.

Separate the Oysters from the liquor, take one egg, a gill of milk, a table-spoonful of flour, a little black pepper and salt, and beat them well together ; then place the Oysters in the batter; then take some stale bread and brown it well and roll it fine, then take the Oysters out ot the batter, and roll them ia the powdered bread, and fry until they are well browned.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 11

THE'

OF BALTIMORE, No. 234 Baltimore St., 2d door W.of Charles St.

SHRIVER & CO.

Respectfully inform all parties that tliey an- prepared to fiiiiiish

BLOCK LETTER AND ALL OTHER SIGNS,

In Unsurpassed Finisiiand Style, at prices to suit, and of best materials.

mm mm iliwimjib mi umt.

Professional Plates, in Gold or Colors.

SiLow Cards, Ciirtam Lettermgj,

OUN^MENTJVL WORK,

Of all kinds, and everything connected with the Sign Painting Department.

SIGNS FOR COUNTRY MERCHANTS FURNISHED AT A FEW HOURS NOTICE.

PURE GOLD USED AND WARRANTED.

Twelve First Class Silver Medals have been awarded thi.s Establishment, including the last Medal by the Maryland Institute for Superior Work.

No. 234 W. Baltimore Street, up Stairs.

12

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JACOB GIKEINDIZR,

No. 10 S. Calvert Street and 117 W. Baltimore Street,

S)ii&i

WWM

9

AND MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

HP

Of all Descriptions,

EMBROIDERED AND METAL HAT AND CAP DRNAMENTS,

Large Letters, Corps Badges, Shoulder Straps, &c.

Of Elegant Design for Presentation, furnislied at short notice. fi@=^SUTLERS AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED.

J. EICHELBERGER & COS

AUGTIOBT

B> \V,

CORNER CHARLES AND HAMBURG STS.

We buy our Goods for Cash at the lowest New York and Philadelphia Auction Sales, which we will sell at a small advance for Cash. A general assortment of

W^W^^^ ^f^/^r^j::r^'^T^

'TI0Mi

«-Try Us.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

13

FIOL, TOSCANO & CO.

]Sro. 2 St. PEDRO STREET,

Opposite the Head of the Wharf,

Messrs. M. A. Herreka & Co., Merchants, I Messrs. Schuchard & Gebhard, Bankers,

" Pedroso i& Co., Bankers, " Duncan, Sherman & Co.

Mr. A. Del, Valle Hernandez, Planter. | " Schepeler & Co., "

MIf Mi

MALT HOUSE, foot of EutawSt. OFFICE, 14 S. Gay St.

CHAS. H. COWMAN,

(Successor to H. SNOWDEN & CO.)

No. 3 NORTH LIBERTY STREET,

MANUFACTURER OP

TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,

136 NORTH EUTAW STREET

14 ADVERTISEMENTS,

OP THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, MD.

North-East Cor. of Fayette and Eutaw Sts.

FACTORY, on Eutaw, between Fayette and Marion Sts.

This Company having been organized and chartered In April, 1804, in conjunction witli tlie well Itnown Arm of GAEHLE & CO., as a Joint Stock Company, composed exclusively of practical piano makers, who liave held prominent positions for many years, in some of the best Piano Forte Establishments in this Country and Europe, and having now one of tlie largest and most successful manufactories in operation, are able to furnish an instru- ment, wliicli for durability and elegance of workmanship, volunne and sweetness of tone, can And no superior.

In consequence of their organization, the Company is enabled'to sell at lower prices than any otlier factory in the country, giving at the same time a guarantee for five years and the usual privilege of exchange.

REPAIRING AND TUNING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Afg^Tlie public is respectfully invited to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.

JOSHUA HORNER,

140, 142 and 144 Stirling St., cor. Chew, ALL KINDS OF STOCK

SUITABLE FOR

PAPER MAKERS AND WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS.

OLD METAL!

ADVERTISEMENTS.

15

GISORGZ: PAGX: fS GO,

MANUFACTURERS OF

PATENT PORTABLE

CIRCOLIR SAW MILLS

STATIONARY and PORTABLE

STEAM ENGINES

No. 5 SCHROEDER STREET,

^^ m.

GEORGE PAGE & CO.

No. 5 North Schroeder Street, Baltimore, Md.

Manufacturers of PAGE'S CELEBRATED CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,! combining [all late improvements for manufacturing lumber, and capable of running the largest sized saws in use.

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS of all sizes.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, mounted on strong running gear.

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES and PORTABLE BOILERS.

TIMBER WHEELS Of all sizes.

SHINGLE MACHINES.

GRIST MILLS, both French Burrs and Cologne Stones.

HORSE POWERS of several sizes.

SINGLE AND DOUBLE SCROLL SAWS, for light and heavy work.

LATH MACHINES.

SAW GUMMERS.

POST HOLE AUGERS.

SHAFTING AND PULLEYS of any size furnished to order.

Castings and general work done at shortest notice.

8^°" Information and descriptive Catalogue furnished on application.

g^^-The Baltimore and Gay Street Line of City Passenger Railway Cars, going west, passes within a few steps of our manufactory.

16

ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. RXJPPERT'S

No. 221 EASTERN AVENUE,

Between Bond Street and Broadwaj',

PEACHES, STRAWBERRIES, TOMATOES, &c.

Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Wine and Cider Vinegars, Catsup, Spiced Pickles, Sauerkraut, &c.

J. RUPPEET'S

LAGER BEER AND WINE

215 EASTERN AVENUE, BALTIMORE.

ARTESIAN WELL BORING

1

^

198 EASTERN AV., BALTIMORE. CASKS, WATER TANKS AND BARRELS OF ALL SIZES, MADE TO ORDER.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

17

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF

iFiil

t

DYEING DRUaS,

EMERY AND SAND PAPER, &c.

Used by Woolen, Cotton, Soap and Paper Manufacturers, Tanners, Leather and Morocco Dressers, Machinists and Dyers.

36 S. CHARIiES STREIST

B. GOODWIN'S

CELEBRATED

SUITABLE FOR ALL CROPS.

For Sale by R. J. BAKER, Agent,

36 S. Charles Street,

Papbe Mills, Baltimore Co., Md., March 7, 1865.

Mr. B. GOODWIN,

Dear Sir : — After five years experience ot the use ol your Super

Phosphate, it affords me pleasure to inform you that it has given me general satisfaction

on all crops, especially Wheat, Corn, and Garden Produce ; and in my judgment it is

just the thing for Cabbages.

Yours respectfully,

MORDECAI ALBAN.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

65

65

ZS. I.OUIS IDE'S

(Successor to LOUIS "WALZI,)

PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE CITY.

No. 65 West Baltimore Street.

HISS 8c BROTHER,

MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE,

lyfo. 128 JKTu Fayette St.^ Baltimore.

HOSIERY, YARNS, GLOVES, SMALL WARES,&c.

JACOB kWiPP^ Jr.

ISTo. 33 IsT. HLoAvard Street,

Between Fayette and Lexington Sts. LOVSCrOY'S OXiX) STJ^ISTHD,

Dealer in Undershirts and Drawers,

For Gent's, Ladies' and Children's wear.

Umbrellas. Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Worsteds, Canvass, Em'd Silk,

Chenille, Patterns, Machine Twist, Spool Cotton, Threads, Needles, Tapes,

Wool Jackets, Pins, Gauntlets, Fancy Soaps, Corsets, Ac.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 19

EDWARD FLAHERTY,

WHARF & BRIDGE BUILDER

IN GENERAL,

Iffo. 168 BANK STREBT,

BALTIMORE.

11 business entrusted to me will be attended to with promptness and dispatch. ALSO, SPAR MAKER AND BUILDER.

G. & NrPOPPLEIN, Jr.

MANUFACTURERS OF

DRY ^jSTD in oil,

BALTIMORE SUPERIOR FLINT & EMERY PAPER,

IMPORTERS OF

LAKES, CARMINES AND VERMILIONS,

Manufacturers' Agents for the Sale of WHITE LEAD, OILS, VAR- NISHES, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, &c., all of which are oflfered to the Trade at New York prices.

No. 50 North street, Baltimore. ALBERT SCHRINER,

PROVISION DEALER,

no. 243 LIGHT STREET^

ALL KINDS OP

FKESH Amn SALT MEATS,

VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.

20 ADVERTISEMENTS

EDWARD NORWOOD,

ENGINEER 6c MACHINIST,

No. 96 NORTH CALVERT STREET,

XEAR THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY DEPOT.

BALTIMORE, MD. HEAVY AN» LIGHT MACHINERY,

Steam and Water Fitting promptly attended to.

CHARLES L. SPIES,

lancing anii tSaltjing licabemg,

OPEN FROM SEPTEMBER UNTIL MAY,

At CENTRAL HALL, corner Baltimore and Charles sts.

With increased facilities of affording to young Ladies, iVIisses, Masters and Gentlemen, a thorough and practical knowledge of the above elegant accomplishment, his course of in- struction is ihorouslilv systematic, and embraces all the new and fashionable dances. — ^S^TERMS MODKRATE.

WILLIAM DUNNETT,

Peactigal Plumber,

S. E. Cor. Madison and Eutaw-sts. BALTIMORE.

Biith Tubs, Watfr Closets, Rams, Wheels and Pumps ; Lead, Iron, Clay and Tin Pipe, Ranges put in and promptly repaired on reasonable terms.

GAS FITTING ALSO ATTENDED TO.

<r3^ Employs the best ivorkmen and guarantees to give satisfaction. A call is solicited.

NICHOLAS STEIN,

DEALER, IIV

OIL, LAMPS,

CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

No. 258 Edst Pratt street, BALTIMORE.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 21

Monumental City Tobacco Works.

^

J. D. HASHAGEN. G. SCHNEYDTER.

V^'^ MANUFACTURERS OP CX

SMOKING, FINE CUT, CHEWING

SNUFFS & CIG-AES,

GERMAN AND FANCY SMOKING TOBACCO,

Tuaisi mm am fmmm,

TURKISH MIXED SMOKING TOBACCO,

Gut and Dry Smoking Tobacco,

VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, No. 181 WEST PRATT STREET,

BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER-STS.

BALiTIMORS.

22

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN BAIER'S

V

.V

M M.

m

w

f)

4

' ^9S

gantots ^

^

^-

ALTIMOKE

ADVERTISEMENTS,

23

"(anid ^h® S^isi? Span|j]©d (EnnnsPi) © Jong auaa^ 3\i v;s)T;®i, ©'©(P '2h© land ©f lih© Pr©©, and ^Hj© hmn® ©'? '5}j© irays."

UNITED STATES

FLAG DEPOT,

nSTo. 6 7 West Pratt street,

BALTIMORE.

Constantly on hand or made to order at short notice, a large and varied assortment of

MUSLIN, M[RINO, SILK AND BUNTING FLAGS,

SUITABLE FOR DECORATION OF

Parlors, Public Halls, Public Buildings, Ships, Steamboats, &c.

AL.SO, A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF

Such as Spears, Eagles, Gilt and Painted Balls, Acorns, &c.

BUNTING FOR SALE. THE TRADE SUPPLIED, J. W. LOANE.

T. fl. ALEXANDER & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OP

P'A.''!iy

^^K'k 7^#^ ^®lfii^:^l IsiH^ ^^M -^it^fesitiii

No. 8 Saratoga street,

24 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIS &; ADAMS,

WKOLESALl

AND MANUFACTURERS OP -^

BOOK AND NEWS PAPER,

ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,

No. 12 S. Charles street,

ADVERTISEMENTS

PAPER WAREHOUSE

AND MANUFACTURERS OP

BOOK & NEWS PAPER,

ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,

:N"o. 14 HANOVER STREET,

26 ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHARD MURDOCH, No. 46 S> Charles street^ Baltimore,

MANUFACTUEEE OF IMPROVED

PLATFOEM SCALES

Adapted to all business uses, as Road Scales. Hay, Coal, &c. Dormant in floor and Portable Scales, all sizes; Weighmasters' Beams, with frames, etc., complete ; Counter Balances, some of new and improved

Also, for sale, SPRING BALANCES, for Butchers, PATENT BAL- ANCES, &c., &c., warranted of Standard Correctness.

<JJ©}a(n ^» ©S^ftSwf §, ■ ©©mj. I/O, WSaObams.

JOHN S. GITTINGS & CO.

nnltp and ^tajiit §t[aftfirs,

No. 29 SOUTH STREET,

IB ^ (L T 0 il © 1^ 1 .

Transact all business appertaining to Banks or private Bankers, in their several de- partments.

Buy and sell, on Commission, Stock and Securities in this and other Markets.

Make advances on Stocks, Real Estate, Notes and other Collaterals,

Negotiate Stock Loans.

Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncurrent Funds, and give SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS on all accessible points in the United States and Canada, and can offer unrivalled facilities to correspondents.

Interest allowed on deposits.

JESSE MAEDEN,

SCALE MAKER,

SOUTH-EAST COENEE OF

Charles & Balderston-sts. BALTIMORE.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 27

SISCO BROTHERS,

No. 95 W. BALTIMORE STREET, opposite Holiday,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

Ladies' Dress Trimmings,

2,air(iiir ^ir^j^ii &i^w^T^ ©5^0 oo^s^j©. I. 0. 0. F., MASONIC, AND OTHER SOCIETIES' REGALIA,

MILITAHT eaoDSc

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO BANNERS. Gilt and Plated Bullion, Fringes, Stars, Tassels, &c.

THE NATIONAL

FLAG STOBE,

95

Baltimore Street,

OPPOSITE HOLIDAY.

lunling Jkf

OP ALL SIZES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

SHIP SIGNALS, BIRGEES, FANCY FLAGS, AND FLAGS OF ALL NATOINS

MADE TO ORDER.

Flag Silk, Bunting, Silk and Bullion Fringes & Tassels,

^p£Hrs, CSagles, ^olcs, §t[ts, Ettb all Jlag Materials fomisljcb.

MILITARY GOODS, BANNERS AND REGALIA,

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO PRESENTATION FLAGS.

SISGO BROTHEIRS.

28

ADVEETISEMENTS

WILLIAM WILKENS.

H. H. GRAUE.

WILLIAM WILKENS & CO.

^t«am (^myM J air pianufadwrg,

CORNER OF PRATT & CHARLES STREETS,

Depot^ Ngw York^ 217 Pearl street s

Dealers is Bristles^

VARNISH, SPRINGS, TWINE, HAIR -CLOTH,

BED-LACES, COWHIDES, GLUE, SAND PAPER, &c.

Constantly on liand the best qualities of Pure Curled Horse and Cattle Hair ; Mixed and Hog Hair.

All orders received through the Post Office or Agent will be promptly attended to. The highest prices paid for Cattle and Horse Tails, and Hog Hair.

sta:^let & CO.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Citi ^late, ^|eet fron, Hire,

LEAD PIPE, AND METALS GENEEALLY,

OPPOSITE Water street,

GEORGE W. BROWN,

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

PORTE MONNAIES, COMBS, BRUSHES, PENKNIVES,

9

ifiii.Miiias§i, ^6L^(B^ ^^mm ka<i!^iai.o^<i!,'^^^ ^^<aji<ji,'^^

No. 207 E. Baltimore street.

B^^Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Blank Books and Stationery, constantly on hand.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 29

JOSHUA HOEiTEE,

MAWUEAGTURER, WAREHOUSE,

140, 142 & 144 Stirling street,

BALTIMORE

On account of my known reputation, and the old established quality of the article I offer for sale, it is useless to say more than that it is, as formerly, UNMIXED. I forfeit the entire price if, upon examination, it is found adulterated.

HAZLEHURST & CO.

YULCAI^ WOEKS,

OFFICE, COR. WILLIAM & HUGHES-STS.

BALTIMORE. FOUnDKRS A MACHINISTS.

Boilers and Engines, and all kinds of Heavj' IMachinery repaired. Ample Wharf room and a heavy Crane afford great facilities for the repair of Steamers.

PETER WALTHER

Baltimore ||[adjme & Cool ^|op,

OFFICE, 72 W. PRATT STREET,

BALTIMORE.

UTHES, PLANERS. DRILLS, GEAR GUTTERS,

STEA.]S£ EKTQINES, &o.

30 ADVEKTISEMENTS.

FIREMEN'S INSURAfifCE COMPANY

OF B A.LTIMOIIE:, N. E. Corner South and Second Streets.

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED COMPANY

back:ei> B^y a iL.A.rtGE cash capital,

INSURES

"Vessels and Cfirgj-oes,

MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, MACHINERY,

And all kinds of Property within the City, on very favorable terms.

Augustus J. Albert, Geoige W. Flack, James Fields,

Austin Jenkins, Mendes I. Cohen, Garrett Brown,

Charles D. Slingluff, George S. Gibson, John M. Gait,

Francis W. Elder, John A. Needles, Thomas Wilson,

Edward Jenkins, James M. Anderson, Henry R. Louderman,

Frederick Achey, F. W. Bennett, Caleb Parks,

Thomas W. Levering, Samuel Hart, George Franck,

Nathan Tyson, Hugh Bolton, William H. L. Reitz,

George K. Berry, Joseph James Taylor, Isaac M. Denson,

Joshua Drydeu, John G. Reaney, John A. Shriver.

John Gushing, John H Baylies,

HENRY P. DUHURST, President. FRANCIS J. McGINNIS, Secretary.

galtinmr^ Jife Jnsuranre ^a.

No. 6 SOUTH STREET.

Incorporated in 1830— Charter Perpetual.

F. M. COULSON, Secretary. JOHN I. DONALDSON, President.

a !»■>

This Company proposes to iusure 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 maybe 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.

JAMES S. EOBINSON,

PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No. 5 South Charles Street,

A FLW DOORS BELOW BALTIMORE-ST,

b^ltim:ore.

Keeps on hand and has made to order all kinds of Paper and Paper Bags of all sizes. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. Purchases Rags, Rope, Canvas and other Mill Stock.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 31

WILLIAM DANIEL,

ATTOaifET AT LAW,

AND

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, &c.

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, MASSACHUSETTS AND IOWA,

67 W. FAYETTE STREET,

(B ^ 1. IT 8 Ea © ^ ^ ,

THOMAS H. EVANS & GO.

GOIIMXSSIOH IfiEHGHiilfTS,

FOR THE SALE OF

POTATOES, APPLFS, OXIOJfS, DRIED FRUITS, and all kinds of

COUTSTTRY PR033UCE,

And Dealers in CAN FRUITS and VEGETABLES,

Nos. 80 and 82 Light Street Wharf, BALTIMORK.

fii^ Particular Attention Paid to Orders for Shipjjing. Goiisignintnts respectfully solicited

HENRY T. TAYLOR,

WHOLESALE

#r0Cfii| ^ (Il0mnujijjt0n pin|thant,

FOR THE SALE OF

TOBACCO, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.

AND THE PURCHASE OF

CANNED OYSTERS, PEUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.

No. 6 CAMDEN-ST., near Light-st. Wharf,

^^-Railroad Track in front of Warehouse. (B^tLTTUKJDOlBdo

KIMBALL, SHAFFER & CO.

STEAM BARREL FACTORY,

N. E. Corner Central and Canton Avenues, BALTIMORE.

32 ADVEKTISEMENTS.

HENRY M'CAFFREY,

.lU

PUBLISHER,

J^o. 205 BALTI310BB STREET,

The Largest Assortment of Music in the city can be foiuul at this establishment.

.^^MUSIC PUBLISHED AMD RECEIVED DAILY, Dealers, Booksellers, Seminaries, Teachers, &c., sui)plied on the most reasonable terms.

S. ROSENFELD 8c CO.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

C I Gh A. R S,

Chewing and Leaf Tobacco,

No. 20 South Gay Street,

BALTIMORE.

HAVANA & PRINCIPE CIGARS

And Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco, choice brands of Chewing Tobacco, all kinds of Fancy Pipes, Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Labels, Ribbons, Brands for Cigars.

JlS'Dcmestic, French and German Fancy Papers, Letter and Wrapping Pajjer. George Benda's Dutch Metal and Bronzes. Also FANCY ARTICLES generally.

P. EOMBACH,

(successor to e. kessmodel,^

UMBRfLU, P&RASOl AND m\ MANOFiCTURfR.

AND FANCY TURNBR^

No. 61 N. EUTAW-ST.

bail.tim:ore.

Always keeps on hand a large assortment of UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, and CANES. All repairing in the above line done with neatness, at the lowest terms. Also, PINKING done in the latest style; experience of thirty years in this business will prove satisfaction to the public.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 33

BRYANT SEMINARY,

Jag ^ ^oarbing ^c\aBl tax J0iiitg JTalJtes,

562 & 564 W. FAYETTE STREET,

NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE.

IIVSTITXJTEO 1836.

SAMUEL T. LESTER, Principal,

MRS. R. W. LESTER, Assistant, and Needlework. I EMIL KETT, Drawing hnd Painting. WILLIAM HARMAN, Vocal Music. | JEAN SCHAEFFER, Piano, French and German.

Pupils may enter either Academic or Primary Department at any time, and are charged for remainder of School Year from entrance. ^S^For further particulars, or a Circular, apply at Seminary.

"^ " MUTUAL.

EICHD. H. HARDING, Secy. CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, Prest.

The Directors of this sound and reliable Institution are composed of the most substan- tial citizens of Brooklyn and New York.

Extra inducements are ofiered by this Company to those seeking Life Insurance.

F. MEDCALFE, Gen'l Agt.

57 SECOND STREET, BALTIMOME.

AUGUST WAGNER,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

frass Mnxt, <#ancg (ioobs, CUctro-^ilber '§hkts Moxk, tfc.

REGILDIigG AND BRONZIHG^

No. 30 HANOVER STREET,

j|@*Gas Pipes introduced into Houses.

TKEl ORIGINAL

CHEAP SHOE STORE,

No. 64 N. GAY STREET, BALTIMORE.

34

ADVERTISEMENTS

W. R. JOHNSON,

SUCCESSOR TO HOLLINGSWORTH & JOHNSON,

38 S. CHA.RLES STREET,

UP STAIRS,

AND OTHER TOILET SOAPS,

WARRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST ENGLISH. ALSO, EXXR.A.CTS, COLOG^NES, Sec, Sec.

W. K. JOHNSON,

38 South Charles street,

MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN

GEEEN & FLINT

DEALERS SUPPLIED AT HEW YOEZ PEIOES.

W. R. JOHNSON,

.38 SOUTH CHARLES-ST.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A FULL LINE OP

APPARATUS, CHEMICALS, CASES,

^^^*At New York prices. Dealers supplied.

ADVEKTISEMENTS.

35

]Nd:^iiTiJNr's

it

Wi *>s^-.

Drove and Livery Stables,

S. W. COR. PACA & GERMAN-STS.

Sl.LTSMaia3S,

CSTIMJS jy£^4.ItTirV, I*roprietor.

iCCOMMODATimiS FOR 100 PFRSONS.

STABLING FOR 250 HORSES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR HIRE.

Horses and Carriages taken at Livery, by the day, week or month, on

moderate terms.

^TlVBnY ATTBWTIOIi^ PAID TO JDBOTBBS.

36

ADVERTISEMENTS

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE,

N. G. BROOKS, LL. D., President.

TEUSTEES. Rev. W. Hamilton, D. D " J. McK. Reiley,D.]) " T. B. Sargent, D. I) " Henry Slicer, D. D " L. F. Morgan. D. D Q " B. P. Brown, ^

" J. W. Start, " James Curns, " W. T. Speake,

TRUSTEES.

Dr. H. S Hunt, " T. E. Bond, J. M. Lester, Esq. J. Dryden, Esq. J. F. Purvis, Esq. S. G. Miles, Esq.

h^^n

t) ■rj ^^ H. W. Drakeley, Esq. '4 6.'"^' T, K. Turner, Esq.

N. C. Brookg, tx-cfficio.

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 privileges of the most favored female institutions. There are two departments of instruction in the College — the Preparatorv Department and the Collegiate Department, with their appro- priate branches of learning. The course of study in the former is three years, designated by as many different classes ; in the latter it is four years with four regular classes.

The course of instruction is as extensive as in most Colleges for gentlemen, and is intended to develop the intellectual, social and moral faculties ; and by imparting a thorough, practical, accomplished and Christian education, fit the pupil for the faithful discharge of the responsible duties that await her iu life.

The College is situated on St. Paul street, in a retired yet pleasant part of the city near the centre, and has cost in the aggregate for its grounds, buildings, apparatus, furniture and appointments about $50,000. The buildings have been arranged with great judg- ment, and have study and recitation rooms separate, with every convenience for boarding and day pupils. The accommodations are ample for two hundred and fifty pupils, and one hundred boarders. There is a fine library of over 3,000 volumes, to which the pupils have access, comprising works on antiquities, ancient and modern history, biography, science, voyages, travels, criticism, poetry, the fine arts, and general literature. There is also a valuable chemical and philosophical apparatus, cabinets of minerals, gems, coins and medals, with models, globes, maps and other ample means of illustration in the different branches of study.

At the last session of the Legislature of Maryland the College received an annual endowment of $2,200 for the establishment of free scholarships, upon which one pupil from each County in the State and from the City of Baltimore, without charge for tuition or books, is instructed in all the branches taught in the College.

X. C. Brooks, LL D., Prof. Ancient Languages. T. Lucy, A. M., Prof. Mathematics and Sciences. Mr. O. L. De Heerdt, Pr<>f. French and German.

" R. L. Peet, Prof. German Language.

" Jbo. a. Schaaflfer, Prof. Instrumental Music.

" August Weidenbach, Prof. Painting.

Mr. William Masson. Prof. Vocal Music.

Miss K. A. Bradley. Preceptress— BelUs-Letlres.

•' F. H. Shackelford, Physiology and History.

" H. V. Brooks, Piano and Singing. Mrs. A. L. Polster, Teacher of Piano and Guitar. Madame A. Dubreuil, French Language.

Board, per Annual Session, $180. Tuition from $40 to $60 per annum. Music, Painting and the Languages, extra charge.

S^FoT Circulars containing full information, address Dr. N. C. Brooks, 63 St. Paul Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS,

37

JOHNSON & BEHR,

MANUFACTURERS 0 F

77 Wo Baltiniare Street.

BETWEEN SOUTH AND GAY,

BJi3^1PSii@ai, US.

JOHNSOlSr & BEHE,

IM.)C

77 W. Baltimore Street,

BETWEEN SOUTH AND GAY,

©^iiroKa(0(a(io ssa©

38 ADVERTISEMENTS,

A. & W. DENMEAD & SON,

FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,

AND

Iron §^ig ^nilkrs,

OFFICE, COR. FORTH AND MONUMENT STS.

Having ample facilities, are prepared to execute orders for MAEINE, LOCOMOTIVE and STATIONARY ENGINES and BOILERS, also MACHINERY for Sugar, Grist, Flour and Saw Mills.

CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

liEP^IRS r>0]VE AT SHORT IVOTICE.

JAS. MURRAY, FRANK CLARK, WM. JAS. MURRAY.

MURRAY, CLARK & CO.

[NGIN[[RS, MACmiilSTS AND BOILER MAKERS,

MILLWRIGHT WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,

AND MACHINERY IN GENERAL,

Hosi 42 and 44 York-st. near Light^

BALTIIWCOR^E.

Iron and Brass Castings, Low and High Pressure Engines and Boilers, Tanks, &c. Blacksmithing in all its branclies. Repairing promptly attended to.

PAPEE HA:KrGIKGS,

AND WINDOW SHADES, CUETAIN PAPEES, AND FEENCH AND AMEEIOAN WALL PAPEES-Wholesale and Eetail,

No. 330 yv. ]3A^LTIMORE STREET,

THREE DOOUS ABOVE HOWARD STREET,

BALTI3fOMi:,

Silver Medal, First Premium, awarded by the Maryland Institute.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

39

PETER SWEENEY,

PROVISION

Duj Ms> Jrx^ J[-fi cjjfi JsilI,

AND ■

PAOKEB

FOR

HOME & FOREIGN MARKETS,

205, 207 and 209 Lexington-st.

BETWEEN PAOA AND GREENE STREETS.

HAMS,BAC0N,LARD,SMOKEDBEEF,TON6UES,&c.

JAMES ^YEBB,

SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURER,

No. 136 ENSOR-ST., Corner of Chew,

Constantly on hand for sale Fine and Fancy Soaps, Candles, Tallow, &c., on the most pleasing terms.

Tallow Wanted — the highest market price paid.

J. VIT. HARPBR & GO.

Bill Foetere and Bistribntors

ESTABLISHED IN 1861.

JAKVIS BUILDING- N. W. Corner Baltimore and North Streets.

Bills Posted in all parts of the City With Neatness and Dispatch.

Handbills, Programmes, Cards, Circulars, etc.. etc., carefully distributed throughout the entire city. Bills sent to our address per Express (Charges Paid) will receive prompt attention. All orders thankfully re- ceived and promptly attended to.

^^®~OFFICK— Room No 5 Jarvis Building, (up stairs,) nearly opposite Sun Iron Building. EN- TRANCE— 122 Baltimore street, one door west of North street.

Post Office Box 1344, Baltimore.

40

ADVERTISEMENTS,

J. A. DUSHANE,

COMMISSION

n r

1

AND MANUFACTURER OF

BOOK AND NEWS PAPER,

ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,

No. 40 S. Charles street,

NEAR LOMBARD,

BALTIMOEE.

J8@" Always in store a full stock of WRITING PAPER of every size and weight. Also, ENVELOPS, INK, MUCILAGE, PAPER BAGS and WRAPPING PAPER.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

41

WM. F. SHOREY,

PHOTOGRAPH & PORTRAIT

#^

Sa3i

iJ

OVER 87 W. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.

life size Portraits painted from old Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes.

CHARLES F. SIEBERT,

IMPORTER OF

Wimes, Brandies, G-ms, (&c.

GERMAN & FRENCH PRODUCE, No. 14, N. W. COR. LOMBARD AND FRONT-STS. BALTIMORE.

SMITH & CURLETT,

MANUFACTURERS OF

S O AP-S,

AdamLEatiae & Tallow Caadles^

COR. HOLIDAY & PLEASANT-STS.

BALTIMORE.

LEVI WEAVER,

WHOLES ALK AND RETAIL

No. 17i SH^RI^ STREET,

CORNER OF GERMAN, UP STAIRS,

BALTIMORE.

L. W. has constantly on hand, and makes to Order, all kinds of Paper Boxes, such as :

BAND BOXES, Round Square Jewelers' Druggists "

COLOGNE BOXES,

Prescription

Shoe

Pill

of all sizes,

ROPE BOARDS, Straw '

White Bonnet ' Blue " '

Colored Paper,

WHITE LINING Paper for Boxes, Fancy, French, Gold and Silver PAPER.

^^~Country Merchants and the Trade in general, would do well to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as he will sell at the very lowest market prices.

42

ADVEKTISEMENTS.

HENRY J. BAKER.

CHARLES J. BAKER.

JOSEPH ROGERS, Jr.

BAKER, BROS. & CO.

MANUFACTUREES AND IMPORTERS OF

(D

(5

WIND owe LAS S & Ci LA^SSWAKE

CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, &c

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glue, &c.

PROP'RS SALT. WINDOW GLASS AND DRUGGISTS' GLASS WORKS,

JAES, VIALS, WINE, POETEK & MINEEAL WATEE BOTTLES,

FLASKIS, I>EM:IJ0HIVS, Sec,

Nos. 32 and 34 S. CHARLES STREET,

ADVEETISEMENTS.

43

ASSOOIA_TED

OFFICE, ISo. 4 SOXJTH STR,EET.

Open Daily for the Insurance of all descriptions of Property within the Limits of the City.

WILLIAM A. HACK, President,

WM. A. HACK, J. C. WHEEDEN, JAMES YOUNG, R. C. MASON. JACOB TRUST,

N. WALKER. ALLEN PAINE, JAMKS GETTY. SAMUKI, KIRK. THOS. J. FLACK,

J. R. GEORGE, Sr. FRANCIS BURNS. LANCASTER OULD, E A. MILLER. DR. F. E. B. HINTZE.

JOHN DUKEHAET, Secretary.

P. LEIHFIELD PCRKIl^S,

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES

Nos. 205 & 207 Baltimore St.

The long experience of twenty-one year.s, connected witli all the appliances necessary to the art of Photography, and giving it his continued personal attention, tf^gether with the employment of none but those who are well skilled in the art for assistants, make the reputation of these Galleries rank among the best in this country for turning out good work. We find hundreds of persons who have sit at other places and in other cities, who have never eucceeded in obtaining a good representation, who. when they have sit here have been perfectly delighted. Our skylights are so arrange 1 as to give the most delicate shadows and a perfect expression of the eye, without which all works of Art are a bl.ank mass.

We invite all to call and examine our specimens — whether they want pictures or not — as they are aspured they will always meet with courtesy and attention.

JP. L. PJEBKIJSS,

Nos. 205 and 207 BALTIMORE STBEET.

F 8. 3i l« € a

STEAM SCOURERS,

No. 139 FAYETTE STREET,

Between Howard and Park streets,

Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Dresses Cleaned; also. Shawls, Covers, Curtains and Carpets. Spots of Oil, Ice Cream, Lemonade, &c., taken out without cleaning the whole.

WQ ©Kg^s TrA<^i?3 i^f^Aprr.

44

ADVERTISEMENTS

THOMAS G. BASSHOR ^ OO.

No. 26 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE,

MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM AND WATER

HEATH APPARATIIS,

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS, GREEN HOUSES, STEAMBOATS, &C.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

Wrouglit Iron Pipes, Malleable and Oast Iron Steam Fittings, Brass Work, Steam and Vacuum Gauges, Traps, Steam and Hand Pumps, Heaters, &c.

DEALERS IN BOILERS AND ENGINES.

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER.

AGENTS FOR

CONDUCT & CO'S IMPROVED STEAM PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

ADVE UTISEMENT8.

46

W 4 Hi If 1^^

j>

No. 7 North Carey Street,

MISS CHMMIIf S-s PriacipaL

Assisted by an Efficient Corps of Teachers.

— — I ■ ■ I

PREPARATORY DEl'ARTMKNT— Spelling, Reading, Writing. Geography, Grammar, Mental and Writ- ten AritJiraetio, Hislor.v-

SUB-JUNIOR DKPARTMKNT— Ktymology, Knglish Grammar, Geography, Universal History, Writing, Reading, Mental and Wrilton Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Cemposition.

JUMIDR DEPARTMENT. — Knglish Grammar, Etymology, Geography, United StaUs History, MenUl and Written Arithmetic, Reading, First I.o3sons in Elocution, Rhetoric, Composition, Natural History, Familiar Science.

MIDDLE DEPARTMENT —Arithmetic, Algebra, Etymology, Aiici.-nt Ceography, Parsing in Prose and Poetry, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Elocution, Rhetoric, Botany, Pliysiology, Composition, Literature.

SENIOR DEPARTMENT— Algebra, Geometry, .Mental and Moral Philosophy, Logic, Literature, Elements of Criticism, Astronomy, Composition, Elocution.

Payment Semi-Annually in Advance.

Board and Tuition, including a full Englisli Course with Latin,

Board and Tuition, with English, ....

French, .....

Latin, .....

.Music — Piano Forte,

Use of the Piano, per quarter,

Harp, . • ■• .

Guitar, .....

Vocal Music, ....

Drawing, .....

Painting in Oil, ....

Payment Required Quarterly in Advance.

Preparatory Department, ......

Sub Junior " ••••.,

Junior " • . . .

Middle " ......"

Senior " .......

Fuel, per year, .......

Stationery, per year, .....

$300 00
. 250 00
32 00
20 00
80 00
4 00
30 GO
30 00
. ' . 24 00
40 00

$30 00 60 00 50 00 70 00 70 00 4 00 2 00

46

ADVERTISEMENTS.

|ologiiapT|lc i^nl ffialbri^B,

DEPOT FOR GOODS AND 3IATJEJRIALS

APPERTAINING TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Baltimore St.

wm/k'^TWM^.%. mmsMmmm iiwci^is^sff.

CO

O

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>-i

CO

CfQ

58

Meecantile College

ESTABLISHED IN 1850. for Instruction and Practice in Bookkeeping, Mercantile Affairs, Commercial Calculations, Business Writing and Ornamental Penman- ■(■jip ship. Visiting and Wedding Cards Written, all 'Jlmm Kinds of Ornamental Penmanship.

The imblic are particularly referred to tlif; numerous Bu.Mness Men and Practical Bookkeepers who have availed Uieniselves of the substantial benefits of this Institution. The Principal respectfully presents a few City References in Circulars, stating terms, &c , &o., to be had at the College or sent by mail. Address,

M H. GALLAGHER, I^rincijml,

Nos. 207 & 209 BALTIMOEE STEEET, between Charles and Light.

ADVERTISEMENTS

47

[.

Inland Route via Delaware and Raiitan. and Chesapeake and Delaware Canals. Comprising eighteen Steamers and Barges of average capacity of 130 tons each. For the conveyance of Merchandise, Prcduce^ Packages, Horses, Calile, Carriages, Furniture and Goods, of all sorts, nl very low rates.

TIME THEOUGH 35 HOUKS.

A Steamboat leaves Baltimore Dailt, except Sunday, from No. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF.

A Steamboat leaves in like manner for Baltimore, Dailt, except Sundays, from NORTH RIVER, Pier 7.

_^^*Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York, forwarded immediately with care — Free of all cliarges for comniission.

^^~The safiety, regularity and dispatch of this I.ine. together with the moderate rates charged, commend it to the public as a desirable medium for conveying every description of Freight.

WESTERN FlilOIGllTS from the Baltimore and Ohio R R. Co. received at the LOCUST POINT DEPOT, Icandled ciirtfully auil forwarded witli the utmost dispatch immediately on arrival. Through receipts can be iilitained over this route from any of the Agents of tlie B. & O R. R. Co. for Goods deliverable in N. Y.

J. A. SHRIVE R, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait. W. DALZELL, Agent, Pier 7 North River, N. Y.

piii[iiD[LPiiiii mmm co.

VIA CANAL.

FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF MER- CHANDISE, PRODUCE, PACKAGES, HORSES, CARRIAGES, FURNITURE AND GOODS OF ALL SORTS.

PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE, i

FOR FHILA-DELT^HIi^L.

One of th'; Company's Steamboats leaves No 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF. Evirt Afternoon at 3 o'clock. Arriving in Philadelphia at a o'clock the next morning, in ample time for the New York Trains.

FROM REEILi^DELRHIi^.

Leaves Daily, at 3 o'clock, from No 19 SOUTH WHARVi;S. Goods forwarded immediately with care— Free of all charges lor Commission

J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait. A. GROVES, Jr., Agent, No. 34 South Wharves, Phila.

48

A D V E E T 1 IS E M £ N T S .

G. W. GA.1L..

CHIilSTIA^IV A.JL.

G. W. QAIL & AX,

MANIJKACTXTKKRS OF AU, KINDS OF

Smoking.Fine Cut ChewingTobacco.

^IWF MB €IMftS,

Also, Importers of PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c.

isro, S3 sa.k.:r.s st:fie:e:t,

BALTI MO «]<].

G. W. GAIL, •

Baltimore.

CHRISTIAN AX,

Baltimore.

GEO. I. KUCHLER,

vVeit) York.

&AIIj.^ ax & KtJGHLiSR^

DEPOT OP

G. W. GAIL & AX'S MANUFACTURES,

Nos. 173 and 175 WATER STREET,

NEAR MAIUEN LANE,

]SrE\\r YORK

ADVERTISEMENTS. 49

HASLETT McKIM. JOHN H MoKIM.

BROTHERS McKIM,

N. E. Cor. Baltimore and Calvert streets, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.

GOVERNMENT LOANS AND SECURITIES DEALT IN.

Collections made and a general Banking Business transacted.

SCHOOLHER & BRO.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IX

REIDI MADE CLOTHING

AND

Gents' Furnishing Goods.

Nos. 37 and 39 Baltimore street,

S. E. CORNER OF FREDERICK,

B A li. T I ]V[ O R S .

^!^" Custom Work Done at the Shortest JVotiee,

.'*'•*—'■■■ —•

50

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BALTIMORE STOVE^HOUSE.

BIBB &: CO.

No. 39 LIGHT STREIST^

MANUFACTURERS OF THE

GEM ILLUMINATED

Gas Burner Fireplace Stove,

HOT-AIE rUENAOES, EE-IMPEOVED OLD DOMmON,

EANGES, CAMBOOSES, WASHINGTON, IMPEEIAL.

PAELOE STOYES AND GEATES, NOBLE, WM. PENN AND OTHEE

AGRICULTURAL CALDRON FURNACES, all Sizes.

^s-Ciistoin-Made Tin Ware.

?t^_'-jai^_iLjLi

ADVERTISEMENTS

61

S. B. SEXTON & CO.

IRON FOUNDERS, ^^<^

E-"

PQ O

en o:)

pa c

oo

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I

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MANUFACTURE AND KEEP FOR SALE

SBXTOIff'S PATENT

PARLOR GAS BURNER STOVES,

GAS BURNING COOKING STOVES & RANGES.

Sexton's Patent HAM BOILEKS, for Carrying off the Pnmes while Cooking.

Sexton's Patent COAL HOD and SIPTEE Combined.

ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST AND MOST APPROVED

GOOKIFG AND HEATIFG STOVES,

WHOLESALE AS^D RETAIL.

52

AD VEETISEMENTS,

FI RE

AND

BURGLAR-PROOF

FURNISHED WITH

Hall's best Powder & Pick-Proof Locks.

Constantly on hand a large stock of these superior Safes, (the heroes of over 200 fires,) for sale at factory prices by the Sole Agents,

SPEAR BROTHERS.

No. 41 S. Charles Street.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE VARIETY, EMBRACING

Counter, Platform, Warehouse, Dor- mant, Boiling Mill, Coal, Hay, Cattle & Eailroad Scales.

ALSO,

EMBRACING

Apothecaries', Druggists', Grocers',

Butchers', Jewelers' & Bankers'

Scales.

The above are the Best Articles of their kind to be had. Our stock embraces all descriptions of Weighing Appara- tus, and we invite the attention of every one wanting a yood article at manufacturers' prices.

SPEAR BROTHERS, Sole Agents,

No. 41 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,

EVERT SCALE WARRAHTED. (B^tLITIIKa®!^!,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

53

WHEELER & WILSON'S

At the FAIRS Of the

U. S. Agricultural Society.

American Institute,New York.

Mechanics' Assoc'n, Boston.

Franklin Institute, Phila.

Metropolitan Mechanics'In.^ti- tute, Washington.

Mechanics' Institute, Balto.

Mechanics'Association, Cincin- nati,

Kentucky Institute, Louisville

Mechanical Ass'n, St. Louis.

Meohanics'In3tltute,San Fran- cisco.

^^#*®^^®%

At the STATE FAIRS Of

Maine, Ohio.

Vermont, Indiana,

Connecticut, Iowa.

-Vew York, Tennessee.

New Jersey, Illinois,

I Pennsylvania,Kentucky,

Virginia, Michigan,

Mississippi, Wisconsin,

Missouri, California.

And at Hundreds of County

Fairs.

With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop-Check, New Hemmer, Binder. Corder, Braider, k

]Vo. S14 BALTIMLOItE STItEET.

lO€K STITCH

This Machine makes the "LOCK STITCH," and ranks highest on account of the elas- ticity, permanence, beauty and general desirableness of tlie stitching when done, and the wide range of its apphcation. — Report of the American Institute, Neio York,

Tlie qualities which commend the Wheeler & Wilson Machine are: 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch alike upon both sides of the fobric sewed. 2. Strength, firmness and durability of seam, that will not rip nor ravel, and made with — 3. Economy of thread. 4. Its attachments and wide range of application to purposes and materials. 5. Com- pactness and elegance of model and finish. 6. Simplicity and thoroughness of construc- tion. 7. Speed, ease of operation and management, and quietness of movement.

From the Swann Premium Committee, Mechanics' Institute, Baltimore.

The Committee award to the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, falling, as the Com- mittee think it does, within the description of "the most practical invention adapted to common use, to be estimated with reference to the cheapness and general utility." Tlie Committee had a wide range allowed to them by the laws of the offer of this premium, and have deliberated carefully before coming to their conclusion. There are three ma- chines in the exhibition ; and in determining between them, the Ccjmmittee, guided by the language of the offer, have chosen that which in tlieir opinion is the most likely to come into common use, not only in large establishments, but for the purposes of daily domestic life,

SlOO O^SH PREMIUM.

JOHN" H. B. LATROBE, Chairman, ^

JAMES MURRAY,

WM. H. KEIGHLER,

L. P CLARKE, J. OmmiUee.

Mrs. ROSS WINANS,

Mrs. R. G. WARE,

Mrs. M J. BUCK WALTER,

Office, 214 Baltimore Street, next to Oortlan & Co.

54

ADVEETISEMENTS,

EDWAED M. KEITH.

J. RUSSELL KELSO, Jr.

M. KEITH, Jr., & SON,

Manufacturers' Agents for the Sale of

HIlDWill,

Nos. 23 and 25 S. CHARLES STREET,

Offer at Lovrest Itates, ror Cash,

HARRISBURG CUT NAILS AND SPIKES, GOSNOLD MILLS HORSE SHOES, PARR'S TOOL CHESTS,

AMES' AND ROWLAND'S SHOVELS AND SPADES, SHEBLE & FISHER'S FORKS,

Davenport & Mallory's Locks,

PLYMOUTH TACK & RIVET CO'S TACKS, RIVETS,

FINISHING, CLOUT AND SHOE NAILS,

SAVERY'S ENAMELED WARE,

WSIffl,! ftl.

*?

AMERICAN BUTT CO'S HINGES AND SAD IRONS,

CHARLES PARKER'S MILLS, SCALES AND SPOONS.

SCREWS, RULES, GIMLETS, BOLTS, HATCHETS, HAMMERS, AXES, HOLLOWWARE AND CASTINGS.

/;u*

^a

:aif If Hi

And all other Articles in the

HARDWARE LINE.

^w^^sHiNaxoisr BuiLiDi:N^as.

56

ADVERTISEMENTS

THE

i)

^^^^^ORE mijij^

<*

/•

Is constantly open for the reception and care of THE SICK. The Patients are attended by 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 requiring sur- gical treatment or operations, will find the Instituton 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. J. J. IBEOKENBi^UaiT,

Eesident Physician.

ADVERTISEMEKTS

57

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,

Schiool of MediciaSc

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

^A(01Ji?^ ©IF (P}(lli3©,

N. K. SMITH, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. W. E. A. AIKIN, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics. RICHARD McSHERRY, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medi- cine. C. JOHNSTON, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. SAMUEL CHEW, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.

Clinical Instruction is given in Medicine and Surgery at the "BALTIMORE INFIRMARY," an Institu- tion of more than thirty years standing, belonging to the University, situated in its immediate neighborhood, under the sole charge of, and attended by, the Faculty. Its wards constantly contain ample material for il- lustrating 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, James H. But- ler, M. D., devotes regular hours to this department of instruction.

Fees for the Full Course, $90. Practical Anatomy, $10. Matriculation, $5. Graduation, $20.

For further information apply to

GEO. W. MILTENBERGER, Dean of the Faculty,

No. 152 W. Lombard-st., Baltimore.

68 ADVEETISEMENTS.

SHEIFFIKL.D POGKBT dS: TABLG

Razors, Scissors, Butcher Knives, &c.

16 S. CHARLES STREET,

Ir^^Wade & Butcher's and Geo. Wostenholm & Son's I X L Pocket

Knives and Razors— Joseph Eodgers & Son's Scissors,

Ivory Table Knives, Carvers, &c.

"Purchasers will do well to examine our Stock of Goods before purchasing elsewhere

JOHN W. BECHTEL,

Peactical Plumbee,

AND

STOVE, FURNACE AND TIN WARE MANUFACTURER,

Also, Agent for Mott's Tubular Oven Kange,

No. 93 NORTH EUT^AV STREET, BALTIMORE.

JOHN R. COX & POPE,

PRODUC[ & mm. COMMISSION MfRCHiNIS,

S. W. COR. HOWARD AND FAYETTE STS.

FLOUR, GRAIN, BUTTER, DRIED FRUIT, &a

REFERENCE— Western Bank of Baltimore.

ADVERTISEMENTS

69

HAVRE DE GRACE

lata, ^^ingle i llaning Milk,

• ' TUr ATVTTTXi A /-imTTTJ-C-D nxi — -^

MANUFACTURER OF

%> w

f>

FiOEMi. lAf HS,

AND WHOLESALE DEALER IX

WHITE PINE, OAK, POPLAR, NORWAY, HEMLOCK,

AND OTHER KINDS OF LUMBER.

II^I^ STUFF

J!

Of every description, Sawed to Order, on Short Notice, and in the best manner.

PLANED LUMBER & FLOORING,

Of all kinds, constantly kept on hand, and Planed to Order.

Shingles, Laths, and Peach Box Slats,

OF ALL SIZKS, MAPR TO ORDER.

Dealers and Contractors will find it to their advantage tc cnl! nt il .■ ^'i•lMl(iu■t. iv. ;ii Havre de Grace, Md.

We also have the Machinery for manufacturing and re-slitting tliiu I •■ ■;. rjs. for all kinds of small and large boxes.

JOHN Dubois.

60

ADVEKTISEMENTS,

JAMES YOUNG,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,

No. 114 W. BALTIMORE STREET,

OPPOSITE SUN OFFICE, B®"Promptness, punctuality, and low prices.

T^ILLIAM H. LOCKS,

77 MURRAY, N. Y., and 4 OTIS STREET, BOSTON, SATINETS, FLANNELS, ETC.

PRINTED, DYED AND KKFINISHED.

Office, 39 Strawberry-st.

PHILADELPHIA.

I Works are the oldest in the United 1 States, and possess unrivalled facilities. )

WHOLESALE AND EETAIL

' GILT FRAME

MANUFACTORY,

Photographers and Artists furnished with

Y41 FlA MES.

^GLASS

AT NEW YORK PRICES.

Done at the lowest figure. Constantly on hand a Fine Assortment of

5?,MVIES- At GEO. W. HEWITT'S,

P^o. O JV. Gay Sti-eet,

BALTIMORE, MD.

A DVERTISEMENTS

61

SLLIS 6^ GAIRBIS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

<M^ C^*§V" '^^-^^ ^.'^\-- Gy^'v 4^#P G^3CM>^d Q^ Ci£.Qfi Qi^

"^^

$

QHi''J5S Cj^l'

And

PORTER, ALE AND CIDER,

Agents for Robison's Improved Phosphate of Lime,

Ho. 14 South Gay Street,

M: ART KJSTET'S

O FEET LO]VG^. PltlCE ^lO.

From entirely new surveys of the whole State. The only perfect, complete and reliable Map of MARYLAND yet published. Also, for sale Maps of Maryland Counties, of

frederick, washington, cecil, kent, howard. anne arundel,

prince george's, carroll and montgomfrt. sim:on j. ]mar,te]vet.

No. 6 South Street, Baltimore.

mmm

LIIVE

FOR

Chester River!

STEAMER CHESTER, Captain E. S. L. Young. STEAMER GEORGE LAW, Captain Crosby. STEAMER ARROW, Captain Sharp.

Either of the above Steamers leave LIGHT STREET WHARF, foot of Conway Street, EVERY MORNING, at 7 o'clock, for KENT ISLAND, QUEENSTOWN, GREY'S INN CREEK, CORSICA CREEK, BOOKER'S WHARF, ROLPH'S WHARF, CHESTERTOWN and CRUMPTON.

H. B. SLAUGHTER, Proprietor. JAMES F. M. WOODALL, Agent.

(O R I a I N A i_ .)

aiLiaouR's

NEW YORK DINING SALOON

Tlie Larg-est and. Cheapest in the City.

MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

WINES AND LIQUORS OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY,

125 ¥. BALTIMOKE-ST., 0pp. American and Clipper Offices,

JOSEPH RUTHERFORD, Proprietor.

62

ADVERTISEMENTS,

m

WW

©

m

Ml

fl S

^1

FOR YOUNG LADIES,

131 ST. PAUL-ST., between Monmnent and Centre-sts.

m% Mwat

f^

\imtt

The Scliolastio Tear Commences on the Second Monday in September, and Closes the Last Friday in June.

J|®°For Terms, References, &c., see Grculara at principal Bookstores in the city.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

63

jrA.S. O'BRIEN,

(Successor to EICHAED LILLY,)

m 1 ©)

D

SJl T^

©S)

IiEM:OVEr> TO

No. 64 W. Fayette-st., between Calvert and North-sts. STICKNEY & CO.

MANUFACTUKERS OF

Pig Iron and Railroad Wheel Iron,

LAZARETTO FURXACE, CLINTOX STREET, CANTOJT,

AND DEALKRS IS

PIG IRON, NAILS & CUMBERLAND COAL.

OFIICE, No. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE.

F. J. EUTH.

HEifET riEMrua.

liUTH & IPlEMING,

PACKERS OP

,\(S&

AND

ALSO,

FRUITS OF ALL KINDS,

N. E. Cor. Aliceanna and Chester-sts.

^^r.

64

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITIM© I

JManufacture Estatolislied 1818.

The quality of this Ink has been tested for more than forty yeajs. During this time, it has constantly increased in public favor and patronage, and is now the leading article in the country. The proprietors annex a few of many Testimonials received from parties who have used it for more than a quarter of a century, and whose opportu- nity and qualifications for judging correctly of its merits will not lae questioned.

Registey of Deeds Office, Boston, January 10, 1859. Messrs. Matnard & Noyes, Gentlemen : I am glad that longer use of your Writing Ink enables me to repeat the testimony given in its favor many years ago. I have used it in this office thirty-seven years, and my oldest records are as legible and black as ichen first written. This rare quality for permanence, renders it invaluable for State and Coun- ty Records and all mercantile purposes, where it is important that the writing should remain legible and unchanged in color by the lapse of time.

Henry Alline, Register of Deeds.

BowDOiN Public School, Boston, January 7, 1857. Messrs. Maynaed & Noyes, Gentlemen : I have used your Ink in the Writing Depart- ment of this School the past thirty years, and take great pleasure in renewing my tes- timonial 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.

Jas. Robinson, Writing Master.

The following extract of a letter from a well-known and long established Bookseller in Dover, N. H., is like many others often received, and will be found to express the opinion and correspond with the experience of a larger 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 Httle while, jiretending 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 the year.

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

The following Testimonial from Dr. Chilton, is added as a supplement to any of his previous tests.

From experiments instituted by me, 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-eminence it has always sustained for Legibility 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.

65 ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES D. DE FORD & CO.

37 SOUTH G^Y STREET,

BALTIMORE,

commission mcRGHANTs^

FOR THE SALE OF

MANQFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

OF BALXIIktORE,

<3'

IN THIS CITY OR ELSENA/HERE,

ON PLEASING TERMS, AT LOWEST RATES.

ANDREW REESE, President.

M. BENZI.VfiER, K. H. PERKI.VS, SRORGE P. THO

G. HAELAN WILLIAMS, Secretary.

JAMES M. POUDER, AAROX FEXTON, M. BENZI.VfiER, S. T. HATCH

WM (i. POWER, CHARLES HOFFMAN, E. H. PERKI.VS, 0 H ROOERS

SAMUEL R. SMITH, H. J. WERDEBAUGH, GEORGE P. THOMAS, .1. S. JENKINS

OFPICE, S. E. COENER OF SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS.

GHARLBS FARIIffGER^

MANUFACTURER OF

14 Constitution Street, and 5 Liberty Alley,

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,

groiv«, f eUouT, ^alt ^XJmv, (^UmimX, mm and |ancj| ^oapjsi,

WHICH HE WILL SELL ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS,

MAYGER & SHAFFER,

PATTERN MAKERS AND IRON FOUNDERS,

40 E. m:oivum:e]xt sti^eet, balti^iore,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Portable and Stationary Steam Engines, Grist, Saw and Sugar Mills.

Constantly on hand MILL GEARING. HEAVY AND LIGHT PULLEYS, HANGERS and SHAFTINGS, ami all sizes of WATER STOPS and PIPES. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. All kinds of BOILERS and TANKS made to oidt-r.

Also, CAST IRON ARCHITECTURAL WORK of Every Description, Made and Put Up,

Such as House Kronts, Cornices, Trusses, Brackets, (iirders, Beams, Window and Door Caps, Columns,

Posts, &c. Plain and Ornamental Kailing and Two-Inch Water Pipes always on hand.

66

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN W. MAXWELL, Jr.

€3

S

M M

r^

11

C|i£>2M>

Gi^^ <3yo

HoJH

Of Every Description at the Lowest Market Price.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

67

^as. F. Shcmas.

"Wharles WM.

€^??ia^

IIKHBS.

£fo.. /7e (Eoyltimore Street,

lAlf IM©11

64U hnds of ^cuyht and Sold at ffest Tiates. 64Iso^

SOUTHERN BANK NOTES, BONDS AND STOCKS,

Bcuf/ht and Scid en ^^cmmissicn.

niii

rii

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

AND

ESTABLISHMENT, No. 73 1?ir. BALTimORE STRBET^

ABOVE OAir,

WHERE MAY BE FOUND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

,j?

OP THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.

J^^'k Large Assortment of Goods in the Piece, which will he Made to Order in the Latest and Best

Manner. Also,

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

68

A D VERT IS EM E NTS.

FURNITURE WAREROOMS,

101 N. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, Up Stairs,

MANUFACTURER OF

OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,

Also, in IMITATION OF ALL KINDS OF WOODS; ORNAMENTAL SUITS, of every color i: DINING ROOM FURNITURE of every variety ; PILLOWS and BOLSTERS ;

CURLED HAIR & HUSK MATTRESSES, and a general assortment of CANE SEAT C5aAIRS.

^^"1 Manufacture my Furniture Expressly for Retail Sales.

RICHARDSON & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

f ll^

L. 1

mc„».,

AND LUBRICATING OILS,

Warehouse— 7 Mercer-st. Factory— Wine-st.

S-^rtliifr Smory.

j/chn /J. Sqerkn.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

FOREIGN AND DOMKHTIC

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

BALTIMORE.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

69

F. ROSENDORN,

GOLD AND SILVER SMITH

No. 11 LTOHT STREET,

ICf^Particular attention paid to all Orders.

C. E. R.^U,

No. 20 MeCLELLAN'S ALLEY, near Sharp Street,

Between Baltimore and Fayette, TI^ArLi^nMTCO^yglT^g

D)^

ANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF

IN ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT AND SILVER.

Keeps constantly on hand and makes to order all of the above named articles. Counters and Store Fix- tures made to order. Country Mercljants are particularly invited to call and examine his stock.

.^©^GLASSES, all sizes, inserted in Bow Windows and Show Oases. ^rORDERS PROMPTLY EXKCUTKU AT SHORT XOTICE.

STS AMED

FRESH COVE OYSTERS

Put up by A. FIEILD^ Baltimore,

At his Old Established Stand, No. 309 WEST LOMBARD STREET,

bese Oysters retain all their Original Flavor and Tonghness,

.^^~ Warranted to keep Twelve Months in any Climate.

70 ADVERTISEMENTS.

^ GENERAL EXPRESS ^

WAmM)

OF

CURRENCY, SPECIE, JEWELRY, BONDS,

AND VALUABLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

PARCELS, BAGGAGE, &c., &c.

EXPRESSES ARRIVE AND DEPART DAILY TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES

NORTH, EAST, WEST & SOUTH.

This Company has recently extended its Connections throughout the ENTIRE SOUTH, and are pre- pared to Forward with

SAFETY AND DISPATCH, AND AT MODERATE RATES,

To all points in the above directions, ClX^r OFFICER:

164 Baltimore Street,

227 and 229 S. Howard Street,

Calvert Station & Norfolk Boat Wharf.

At either of the ahove places general information and rates will he given.

®1®11S 1® ill! f @1 i®®lS

Should lt>e left at No. 104 Baltimore Street.

Wagons make Calls up to SIX o'clock P. M.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Catablisbed 1837.

Mug ^ l^uMisIjing df staWis^ment, Book, Paper and Stationery Store,

Marble Building, 183 Baltimore street, Baltimore.

Medals awarded by the Maryland Institute, for Printing, Book-binding and Bank Checks. By the Metropolitan Institute, Vfa.sh\ngton, a Diploma for superior Blank Books.

€^

MURI^HY & CO.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALBK8 IN

Books, Paper, Blank Books, Stationery, &c.

Constantly on hand, a large and well selected sto ck of

'School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books, &c. Foreign Books: a large and varied stock, to which constant ad- ditions are made by direct importation. Foreign Books imported to order.

Blanh Boohs^ Paper, Stationery, Sfc.

ComprisiBK * largo assortment of JSnqlUh, French, and American Letter, Cap and Note Papers, Ennelopt; JnJi,, Gold and Steel Pens, Copying Pres.ee, Copying Books, Ac. dc, of the b.st quaUt.e..

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

on TQE rsEXISES.

Print to Oudeb at abort notice :

Bill-JIcatls

Drafts

Promissory Notes

Sank CliccJa

Bilt-i Exchange

Blanh Deeds

Cashiers' Blanlu

Bills of Lading

Lata Blanks

Law Bri^s

Books

Pamphlets

Catalogues, dec.

Keep constantly

on liand and make

to order :

Day Books

Cash Books

Blotters

Check Books

Copying Books

BLANK BOOKS, witU PRINTED HEADINGS, &c.

Made to order to any style, or pattern of Ruling, in a superior manner, at the shortest notice. Long eipcrienc, and unsurpassed facilities, in having this class of work Printed, Jiuled, Pag ed and Bound, omui •nable us to execute aU orders in this line in a Very superior style, at remarkably low rales MURPHY'S UNALTERABLE STEREOGRAPHIC, and PLAIN BANK CHECKS, In every Tariety;PROMisS0RT tfoTBS. DRATTi. Bills or E x e n A w G E. Bills or Lading, Blank Deeds, Comkercial and Latt Blanks, tc. kept constantly on hand, or Printed to order. ^S' ^itl '«*« pleaaurt in announcing that they have completed tJieir arrangements, ly tchich they are nou enabled to keep eonstan'ly on hand a large, and choice a.isortment o/ everything required in connection with the Book akd Stationery Business. They deem it un- necessary to enlarge on the advantages, convenience, and saving of time and expense, which this combination and concentration of stock affords to Book- sellers, Colleges, Schools, Libraries, itc. tie, in being able to pur- chase everything at aneplace, «( the very Lowest Ra tes. Wholesale and Hetait.

ilaitt & (Dvmimetttal '^aofe & gaft frintrng,

BOOKBINDING and RULING,

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

Ilaving united with their Bookstore, in the same building, an extensive Print- ing Office and BooKBiNDERr, well supplied with the most approved materials and experienced workmen, enable them to offer superior advantages and induce- ments for the prompt, crire/ul and correct execution of every description of Book and Job Printing, Book- Binding and Kuling, well worthy the attention of all who may require anything in this line. jg^-Partioular attention paid to FINE WORK for Banking and other Institutions, Insurance, Railroad, Steamboat, Transportation, and other Joint Stock Companies, PuV.ic Offices, etc.

JpjimrftiSaisni!

For nearly twenty years Itail Road and Coimnercial Printing have constituted an important branch of our business. Our experience, combined wit! extensive facilities, consisting of the most approved Machinery, large fmils of Typ«, of the latest and most appro* d styles ;Bordebs, Enop. atikos. Ornaments, to. especially adapted for Rail Road and CoMMBfjciAL Work; also, large fonts of Figures, of all sizes, suitable for Freight and Passenger Tariffs, Tabular WonK, ic. tc, and keeping constantly on hand a large stock of Card Corads ftnd Papers, of all classes, enable us to offer unsurpassed facilities for the Prompt, Cheap and Correct execution of •very description of Raii Road and Commercial Printing, Jce. JB®- The most careful and prompt attention giyen to orders. Estimates and epocimen* furnished on application. JOHN MURPHY & CO.

Bill Books

Receipt Books

Pass Boo/ca

Pocket Ledgers

Hotel Registers

Copy BooJcs

Dockets, <te.

Law and Miscellancou^i Book^, &c.

Published by MUItPHY & CO., Baltimore.

I*u.l»llslved toy A.\itlioi:ity. THE MAUYLAND CODE, containing all the Public General and Public Local Laws now In Force In

the Stale of Mart/land, compiled by Otho Soott and Uiram M'Cdlloogh, Commissioncva; adopted by the I.eRia- lature of Maryland, January SefsioD, 1860: the Acts of that Session being therewith incorporated: with an INDEX to each Articok and Section. By HKNRy C. Mackail, of the Maryland Bar. Second Edition. Two vols., 8vo.. law sheep, about 1800 pages, only $8

This great Work, the pteparation of which has cost the State upwards of S50.0C0, is universally conceded to be a complete and perfect Compendium of our State Law, from the Provincial period, to the close of the January Session of 18C0, made accessible by an elaborate and well digested Index, should be secured by every member of the Legal Profession, every Law Officer, Merchant, Manufacturer, Farmer, Mechanic, and every Citizen.

I8t SUPPLEMENT to the .MAKYLAND CODE, containing the Acts of the General Assembly passed at

the Extra Sessions of 1861, and the Regular Session of 1862. divided into Public General and Pi;blio J^ocal Laws, and arranged in Articles and Sections to correspond with the Code. Also, an APPENDIX, containing the Private Acts and the Resolutions of the Extra Sessions of 1861, and the Regular Session of I8(i2. in Alphabetical and Numerical Order. By H. C. Mackall, of the Maryland Bar. To which is added, the CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND, with References to the Decisions of the Court of Appeals, and the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, with Notes and References to the Decisions of the Supreme Court. The whole carefully aud accurately Indexed. By Edwaki) Oris HiNKLEr, of tlie Baltimore Bar. In 1 vol. 8to., uniform with the Code, price ! $ 4-

2d 81PPLEME.\T to the MARYLAND CODE, containing all the General and Local Laws, passed by

the Legislature at the January Session, lS6i, arranged under their proper Titles, to correspond with the Code, accom- panied with Arcurnt'. '/"afcte, showing at a glan^^the Articles and Sections of the CODK, Repealed or Amended, \iH\i References to the Chapter and Section, by whicWRiended or repealed, to which is added, in an Appendix, References to the Private Arts ^ui Ri-MliiiiiKn. The whole carefully Indexed. By Lkwis Maver. o/<Ae Ba«>»rtore Bur. To which is added the NEW CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND, with Marqinnl Notef, Referencex, dtc. By Edward Otis Uinkley, of thi Baltimore Bar. In I vol. 8po., uniform with the Code, price < ." $ -i

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CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,

AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES,

Aler Jolirij pump maker, 45 n Paca

Bany William R. (F. B. Loney & Co.) 307

Lexington Bates Franklin, manufacturer of hoisting ma- chines, &c. East Falls av near Pratt-st. 'bridge, dw 378 e Baltimore Brown Robert, 168 w Biddle Brown William Z. clerk, 168 w Biddle BRYANT, STRATTON & CO. commercial college, Law buildings, cor St, Paul and Lexington BoUman John W. civil and constructing en- gineer, cor Clinton and Second av Buxbaum Benj. S. clerk, 157 n Eden Chanuy Floyd, 244 w Baltimore, dw 183 w

Hoffman Cbaney & Randall, dry goods, 254 w Balbi-

more Conkluig Willam H. bookkeeper, 263 Madi- son av' Conklinfr Capt. Wm. H. 2G3 Madison av Creamer Uavid, lumber merchant, s e cor

Monument and Ensor Davidson Marshall, 48 Saratoga Didier Henry A. insurance agent, 65 Second Dillon A. H.jr. insurance agent, 58 Exchange

place, dw 179 w Biddle Dittell D. S. clerk, 228 n Charles DUTROW C. F. wholesale dealer butter,

cheese, &c. 1 Guilford EUicott Andrew, 109 n Charles Ellicott Evan T. jr. (H. W. Ellicott & Bro.)

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n Charles Ettinger Geo. M. teacher, 173 Conway Ewing J. H. attorney, 11 Law buildings, dw

cor St, Paul and Mulberry FuUon Alexander, agent associated press,

552 w Fayette Ganssoin Eugene, mining engineer, 89 n

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Fayette Hachiel John C. bookkeeper, 196 Penna. aV Harper William, gent's furn. goods, a e cor.

Eutaw and Saratoga HARRINGTON & MILLS, looking glass

and frame manufacturers, and furnishing

goods, 140 w Baltimore Harrison Nerval M. clerk, 54 Saratoga Hart Margaret, 22 n Strieker Hart M. wood engraver, over 219 w Balti''

more Hawkins Wm. office 4 Bank of Baltimore,

dw 128 Cathedral Hild George J. clerk, 127 n Eutaw Hoffman G. W. (Gross & Hoffman,) 444 w

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GENERAL CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Ad(litii)ns, Alteratious and Correc- tions, .... back of Title. Advertisements, Index to, . . 9

Almshouse, ..... 613 Appendix, . . . from 595 to 618 Atbenajum, ..... 612 Baltimore Association for the Improve- ment of the Condition of the Poor, 612 Baltimore Gymnasium, . . 611

Banks, 605

Board of Trade, . . . . 613

Boundaries of Wards, . . . 617 Business Directory, . from 513 to 672 Cfitonsviile and Ellicotts Mills Railway, 610' Cemeteries, . . . . .613 ChiKlrea's Aid Society, . . 612

Churclies, ..... 614* City Government, . . . 595

City Passenger Railway, . . 609

City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 598 Colored Persons, . . . . 467

Commissioners of Public Schools, . 596 Consuls and Vice-Consuls, . . 6 10

Corn and Flour Exchange, . . 613

Courts, 603

Custom House, .... 599

Dispensaries, . . . . ,613 Express Companies, . . . 609

Fire Department, .... 598 Gas Light Companies, . . . 613

Germania Club, . . . .612 Government of the United States, 595

Government of the State of Maryland, 595 Hibernian Society of Baltimore, . 612

Home of the Friendless, . . . 613

612

PAGE.

Infirmaries, Hospitals, (tc, . . 61S List of Names of Residents, from 17 to 512 Map of the City of Baltimore, cor- rected to date, in front of . 17

Markets 594

Maryland College of Pharmacy, . 613

Maryland Gas Company, . . 613

Maryland Hospital fur the Insane, 613

Maryland Institute, . . . 612

Masons, 610

Members of the City Council, . . 596

Merchants Exchange and News Rooms, 612 Names too late for insertion, &c., back of Title

Notaries Public,

Odd Fellows, (I. 0 ) .

Post Office, ....

Preface, .....

Public Schools, (Location and Teach

ers of.) .... Railroads, .... Red Men, (Improved Order,) . Red Men, (Independent Order,) Resident Commissioners, . Societies, .... Sons of Temperance, Stages, ....

Stamp Duties,

Steamers and Steamboats, . Street Directory, Telegraphs, .... Typographical Union No. 12, . United American Mechanics, United Ancient Order of-Druids United Brothers, (I. 0.) Water Board, . .

York Road Railway, .

610

610

599

3

597

607

611

611

61

610

611

609

601

608

573

609

612

611

611

611

612

610

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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Adjusters of Averages,

Agents — Mercantile,

Agents — Advertising, . . . .

Agents — General

Agents — Insurance, . . . .

Agents — Property and Collectors,

Agents — Real Estate,

Agricultural Implements,

Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and Pho- tographs, .....

Antiquarian Books, &c..

Apothecaries and Chemists,

Architects and Civil Engineers,

Artists

Artists' Materials, ....

Artificial Flowers,

Attorneys at Law, ....

Auction and Commission Merchants,

Bacon Dealers, . . , .

Bag Manufacturers,

Bakers, ....

Band Box Manufacturers,

Bankers, ....

Banks, ....

Banks — National,

Banks — Savings,

Basket Makers,

Bel! Founders,

Bell Hangers, ....

Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights,

Block and Pump Makers, .

Boarding Houses,

Boat Builders, .....

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

Book Binders, ....

Booksellers, Stationers, and Publishers,

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac- turers— Retail, ....

Boots and Shoes — Ladies,

Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac- turers— Wholesale,

Bottlers

Brass Founders, ....

Brewers, ......

Brooms, Baskets and Woodenware Dealers, . . . .

PAGE.		PAGE.
513	Brickmakers,	521
513	Britannia Ware Manufacturers,	521
513	Brokers — Exchange, Bill, Real Estate
513	and Stock,	521
. 513	Brokers — Merchandise and Shipping,	522
513	Brush Manufacturers and Dealers,	522
. 513	Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers,	522
514	Butchers, ....	522
	Butter Dealers,	524
514	Cabinet Makers,	524
514	Cap Makers,	. 525
514	Cards — Machine,	525
. 515	Carpenters and Builders,	. 525
515	Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.,	526
515	Carpet Weavers,	. 526
. 515	Carriage and Coach Makers,	526
515	Carvers and Gilders,	526
517	Cement and Plaster,	. 526
. 517	Chair Makers, ....	. 526
517	Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals,	526
517	China, Glass and Queensware,	527
. 517	Chiropodists,	527
518	Claim Agents, .	. 527
518	Cloaks and Mantillas,	527
518	Clocks, ....	. 527
518	Clothiers — Children,	528
518	Clothiers — Wholesale,	527
518	Clothiers — Retail,	. 527
518	Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.,	528
. 518	Coal Dealers,	528
518	Coal Oil and Lamps, .	528
. 519	Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders,	529
510	Collar Makers,	529
	Commercial Colleges,	.629
. 519	Commission Merchants,	529
519	Commissioners of Deeds,	. 532
, 519	Companies — Miscellaneous,	532
	Composition Roofing, .	. 532
519	Confectioners and Fruiterers,	532
. 520	Confectioners and Fruiterers — Wholesale, 533
	Consuls and Vice-Consuls,	. 533
520	Conveyancers, - . . . .	533
521	Coopers, .....	. 533
521	Coppersmiths and Works,	533
521	Cork Cutters, ....	. 534
	Corset Makers, ....	534
521	Cotton Brokers	. 534

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.

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Cotton Dealers, Cotton Yarn, &c., Cotton and Woolen Goods, Cuppers and Leachers, Curled Hair Manufacturers,

PAGE.

534 . 534

534 . 534

534

Curriers and Leather and Findings

Dealers, 534

Cutlers, 534

Dancing AcAdemies, .... 534

Dentists, 534

Dental Depot 535

Distillers, 535

Dispensaries, ..... 535

Drawing Instruments, . . . 535

Dressmakers, ..... 535

Druggists — Wholesale, . . . 535

Dry Goods — Retail 535

Dry Goods — Wholesale, . . . 536

Dyers and Scourers, . . . 536

Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs, . . 536

Earthen and Stoneware Manufacturers, 536

Edge Tools, 536

Embroideries and Laces, . . . 536

Engines and Boilers .... 537

Engine and Locomotive Builders, . 537

Engravers, ..... 537

Ethereal Oil. Alcohol and Camphine, . 537

Express Forwarders, . . . 537

Fancy Goods — Retail, . . . 537

Fancy Goods— Wholesale, . . . 537

Fertilizers, 538

File and Rasp Manufacturers, . . 538

Fire Engine Hose Manufacturers, . 538

Fish Dealers, 538

Fish Inspectors, .... 538

Fishing Tackle, Twine, &c., . . 538

Flag Manufacturers, . . . 533

Florists, 538

Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers, 538

Forwarding, 539

Fresco Painters, .... 539

Fringe Manufacturers, .... 539

Furniture Dealers, .... 539

Gardeners 539

Gas Fitters 539

Gas, 540

Gas Metre Makers, .... 540

Gaugers, ...... 540

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Whole- sale, ...... 540

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Retail, 540

Glass Dealers, ..... 540

Glass Manufacturers, .... 540

Glass Stainers, ..... 540

Gloves, Hosiery, Worsted, &c., . . 541

Gold and Silversmiths, . . . 541

PACK.

Gold Pen Manufacturers, . . 541

Grain Dealers, ..... 542

Grocers — Retail, .... 541

Grocers — .Wholesale and Commission, 542

Guano Dealers, .... 543

Gun Manufacturers and Dealers, . 543

Hair Dressers, .... 544

Hardware — Retail 543

Hardware — Wholesale, . . . 544 Hat and Cap Manufacturers, . . 544 Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods- Retail 544

Hats, Caps, Furs, &c. — Wholesale, . 544

Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c. . 545

Hide and Leather Dealers, . . 545

Hotels, 545

Hoop Skirt Manufacturers, . . 546

House Furnishing Goods, , . 546

Ice Dealers, . . . . , 546

Importers, 546

India Rubber Goods 548

Instrument Makers, . . . 548

Insurance Companies, .... 548

Iron Fence Railing, .... 548

Iron and Steel Dealers, . . . 548

Iron Founders, .... 548

Iron Furnaces, 548

Japanners, 549

Jewelers 549

Junk Dealers, 549

Lamps and Oil, 549

Lime 549

Liquor and Wine Dealers, . . . 549

Liquors and Wines — Wholesale, . 550

Lithographers, 550

Livery and Hack Stable, . . 550

Locksmiths, 551

Looking Glass and Picture Frame Man- ufacturers, ..... 551 Lumber Merchants, .... 551 Machine Sewing, .... 551

Machinists, 551

Malsters, 553

Manufacturers, 552

Manufacturers and Machinists' Supplies, 553

Marble and Stone Workers,

Matches, .

Merchant Tailors,

Military Goods,

Millers,

Milliners,

Millinery Goods,

Millwrights,

Mineral Water,

Morocco Manufacturers.

Music and Musical Instruments,

553 553 553 554 554 554 555 555 555 555 555

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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

	PAGE.		PAGE.
Music Teachers	555	Sewing Machines,	. 566
Nails, Brads, Spikesj &c., .	. 555	Ship Builders and Marine Railway,	566
Naval Stores, .....	555	Ship Joiners,	. 566
Newspapers, ....	. 555	Ship Smiths, ....	566
News and Periodicals,	555	Shipping Masters,	. 566
Nightmen, .....	. 555	Shipping Merchants,	566
Notaries Public, ....	556	Shirt Manufacturers,	. 566
Nurses and Midwifes,	. 556	Shoe Findings,	567
Oil Companies,	556	Show Case Manufacturers,	. 567
Oil Dealers,	556	Show Cards, . . . " .	567
Opticians,	. 556	Silk Weavers,	. 567
Organ Builders,	556	Silver Platers, ....	567
Ornamental Plasterers,	. 556	Silversmiths,	. 567
Oyster Dealers, ....	. 556	Soap and Candle Manufacturers,	567
Packing Houses, .	557	Spice Mills,	. 567
Packing Bex Makers,	557	Steamship Lines,	567
Painters — House and Sign,	. 557	Steam Planing Mills,	. 567
Paints, Oils, &c.,	557	Steam and Water Heating,	567
Paper Box Manufacturers,	. 558	Steam Sugar Refiners,	. 368
Paper Hangings, ....	558	Stencil Cutters,	567
Paper Sheathing,	. 558	Storage Warehouses,	. 567
Paper Stock,	558	Stove Dealers, ....	567
Paper Warehouses, ....	558	Surveyors, ....	. 568
Pawnbrokers, > . ...	. 558	Sutler's Stores, ....	568
Photographers, ....	558	Tailors' Trimmings,	. 568
Photograph Albums,	558	, Tanners,	568
Photographers Stock,	558 . 558-^	' Tea Dealers,	. 568
Physicians	Telegraphs, ....	568
Piano Dealers and Manufacturers,	561	Tin and Sheet Iron Workers,	. 568
Pickling and Preserving,	. 561	Tin Plate and Metals,	570
Plumbers,	561	Tobacco and Cigars — Retail,	. 569
Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manufac-	Tobacco Dealers and Manufacturers —
turer,	561	Wholesale, ....	569
Potteries	. 561	Toilet Articles,	. 570
Printers — Book and Job, .	561	Trimmings, Laces, &c..	570
Printers— Copperplate,	. 562	Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.,	570
Produce Dealers	562	Turners, .....	570
Provision Dealers,	. 562	Type Founders,	. 570
Pump Makers, ....	563	Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers,	570
Railways, ....	563	Undertakers, ....	570
Ranges and Furnaces,	563	Upholsterers, ....	. 571
Regalia Makers,	. 563	Variety Stoers, ....	571
Restaurants, ....	. 563	Varnish Dealers,	. 571
Rolling Mills	.'564	Veterinary Surgeons,	571
Roofers, .....	. 564	Vinegar Makers,	. 571
Rope Makers and Ship Chandlers, .	564	Watches and Jewelry,	571
Saddle and Harness Makers,	. 564 565^	Weighers, ....	. 571
Saddlery Hardware,	Whips and Canes,	571
Salt Dealers,	. 565	Wig Makers, • ...	. 571
Safes — Fire Proof, ....	565	Wire Workers,	572
Sail Makers,	. 565	Wood Dealers.	. 572
Saloons — Lager Beer,	565	Wooden and Willow Ware,	572
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers,	565	Wool Dealers,	. 572
Saw and Planing Mills,	565	Wrought Iron Tubes,	572
Scales, ....	. 565	Yeast Makers,	. 572
Seed Stores, ....	566	Miscellaneous, ....	572

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attorney At Law.

Wm. Daniel .... 31

Bill Posting.

J. W. Harper & Co. . . .39

Bone Dust Manufacturer.

Joshua Horner . . . .29 Boots and Shoes.

George F. Fisher ... 33

David J. Ross, front inside cover page. Brass Ware.

AugustWagner . . . .33 Bankers.

John S. Gittings & Co. . .26

Brothers McKim ... 49

Barrel Factory.

Kimball, Shaffer & Co. . . 31

Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c.

Ellis & Cairns .... 61 Charles F. Siebert . . . 41

J. Ruppert .... 16

Bristle Dealers.

Wm. Wilkens & Co. . . 28

Brewers.

John Baier .... 22

Brokers— Stock and Bill.

Brothers McKim ... 49

John S. Gittings & Co. . . 26

Card Engravers.

Stork & Gillespie ... 8

Carriages for Hire.

Cyrus Martin .... 35 Cement, Plaster, Sio.

J. Henry Giese

bottom lines on inside pages.

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.

Baker Bros. & Co. . . . 42

G. & N. Popplein, Jr. . . 19

Aug. G. Meyer & Co.,

bottom lines on inside pages. China, Glass, &c.

Nicholas Stein .... 20

Cigars, Tobacco, &c.

Charles D. Deford & Co. . .65 G. W. Gail & Ax . . . 48

Gail, Ax & Kuchler ... 48 S. Rosenfeld & Co. . . .32 Wm. Welsh & Sons ... 9 H. Wilkens & Co. ... 21 Clothiers.

Smith Bros. & Co., top lines inside pages. B. Stine, . . . . 67

George McKendree Teal . . 6 Noah Walker & Co. . . 55

Schoolherr & Bro. ... 49

Coal Oil.

Nicholas Stein, . . .20

Commercial and Mercantile Colleges.

Gallagher's Mercantile College, . 46

Coopers.

Kimball, Shaffer & Co., . . 31

J. Ruppert, ... 16

Commissioner of Deeds.

Wm. Daniel, . . .31

Commission Merchants.

John R. Cox & Pope, . . 58

Fiol, Toscano & Co., (Havana,) 13

Thomas H. Evans & Co. . . 31 J. Henry Giese,

bottom lines on inside pages. Henry T, Taylor, . . 31

Curled Hair Manufactory.

Wm. Wilkins & Co. . . 28

Cutlery.

Canfield Bro. & Co. . .4

Kleppish Brothers, . . 58

Dancing and Waltzing Academy. Charles L. Spies, . . .20

Dental Depot.

Charles H. Cowman, . . 13

Dining Saloons.

Martin's Miller's Hotel, . 35

Gilmour's . . . .61

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE.

Dry Goods,

J. Eichelberger & Co. . . 12

Dye Woods, Drugs, &c.

R. J. Baker, . • .17

En graver— Wood .

Marx M. Hart 62

Engineers and Machinists.

Denmead & Son, . . 38

Mayger & Shaffer, ... 65

Hazlehurst& Co. ... 29

Edward Norwood, . . .20

Peter Walther, ... 29

Murray, Clark & Co., . . 38

Express Companies.

Adams Express Company, . • 70

Fancy Goods.

Canfield Bro. & Co 4

George W. Brown, ... 28 Lawrence D. Dietz i^ Co.

leaf fronting Business Directory W. R. Johnson, . . . .34 Jacob Knipp, Jr. ... 18

Leonard Passano, .... 2

Fertilizers.

R. J. Baker, .... 17

Flag Dealers.

J. W. Loane, .... 23

Sisco Brothers, ... 27

Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c. J. Henry Giese,

bottom lines on inside pages

Furniture, &c.

Hiss & Bro. ... 18

R. W. Heywood, . . .68

Gas Fitting and Fixtures.

August Wagner, . . 33

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.,

leaf fronting Business Directory W. P. Masee & Co. . .1

Leonard Passano, . . .2

Gilt Frames, Mirrors, &c.

G. W. Hewitt, . . .60

Glassware.

W.R.Johnson, . . 34

Baker Bros. & Co. . . 42

Goldsmiths.

Canfield Brother & Co. F. Rosendorn, Gunsmith.

Merrill, Thomas & Co.,

back inside cover Harness.

James O'Brien,

4 69

63

PAGK.

Hardware and Cutlery.

M. Keith, Jr., & Son, . . 54

Hoisting Machines.

James Bates, . ... 3

Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c. Lawrence D. Dietz &c Co.

leaf front of Business Directory Louis Felber, . . .9

Jacob Knipp, Jr., . . 18

Leonard Passano, ... 2

Hotels and Eating Houses.

Gilmour's . . ' . 61

Martin's Miller's Hotel, 35

House Furnishing Goods, &c,

Solomon J. Kann, . . 8

Infirmaries.

Baltimore Infirmary, . . 56

Insurance.

Associated Fireman's Insurance Co. 43 Baltimore Life Insurance Co. . 30 Brooklyn Life Insurance Co. . 33

Fireman's Insurance Company of

Baltimore 30 Howard Fire Insurance Co. . 65

New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, Boston and New York, back inside cover. E. J. Richardson & Sons,

back outside cover. Union Fire Insurance Company. 9

Iron Works.

A. & W. Denmead & Son, . 38

Hazlehursl & Co. . . 29

Mayger & Shaffer, ... 65 Murray, Clark & Co. . . .38 Stickney & Co. . 63

Liquors, Wines, Porter, &c.

Ellis & Cairns, . . .61

Johnson &f Behr, . . 37

J. Ruppert, . . ♦ . 16

Chas. F. Siebert, . . 41

Livery and Sale Stables.

Cyrus Martin, . . . ' 35

Lumber.

John Du Bois, Port Deposit, . 59

Machinists, &c.

A. & W. Denmead & Son, . 38

Geo. Page & Co., * . .15

Mayger & Shaffer, . . 65 Peter Walther, ... 29

Hazlehurst & Co. . . .29

Murray, Clark .^ Co. . . 38

Malt and Hops.

John Boyd, . . .13

Map of Maryland.

S. J.Martenet, . . • . 61

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Marble Works.

Jolin W.Maxwell, jr., . . 66

Hugh Sissoii, ... 1

Matches.

T. H. Alexander& Co., . . 23 Xftilitary Goods.

Canfield, Bro. .^ Co.,. . . 4

Jacob Gmiiider, . . .12

Sisco Brothers, ... 27

Music Publisher.

Henry McCaffrey, . . 32

Nautical Goods, &c.

Peter Walther, ... 29

Notions, Hosiery, &c.

Lawrence D, Dietz i^Co., leaf front of Business Directory J. Eichelberger & Co. . . 12

Jacob Knipp, jr. . . 18

Leonard Passano, . , .2

Oil Company.

J. H. iSimonds, Franklin, Venango, Co., Pa., page front of Business Directory. Oils, Lamps, &c.

Nicholas Stein, . . .20

Oyster and Fruit Packers.

Alfred Friend ^ Co., . . 10

A. Field, . . . .69

Numsen, Carroll & Co.,

page front of Business Directory Ruth Sf Fleming, . . 63

Painters— Sign and Ornamental.

Shriver & Co., . . .11

Paints and Colors.

Baker, Bros. .^ Co., . . 42

Aug. G. Meyer & Co.,

bottom lines on inside pages G. &N. Popplein, jr. . . 19

S*aper Hangings.

A. H. Smith, ... 38

Howell & Brothers,

fore edge of book

iPaper Warehouses.

Joshua Horner, . . .14

J. A. Dushane, ... 40

James S. Robinson, . . 30

Wheel wiigh t, Mudge& Co., . 25

Willis & Adams, . . . 24

Paper Box Manufacturers.

Levi Weaver, ... 41

l*hotographic Galleries.

E. Louis Ide, . . . 18

Wm. F. Shorey, . . 41

P. Lenfield Perkins, ... 43

Richard Walzl, ... 46 and last page in book

Photographic Stock.

W. R. Johnson,	34
Richard Walzl, last page in book.
Pickling and Preserving.
Numsen, Carroll &f Co.,
page front of Business Directory.
J. Ruppert,	16
Pianos.
Gaehle's Manufacturing Co.	14
Wm. Knabe& Co.,	5
Platers— Silver.
Jacob Gminder,	13
Plumbers.
Thomas C. Bas^or ^Co.,	44
John W. Bechtel, . .	58
William Dunnett,	20
Print Works.
Wm. H. Locke, Philadelphia,	60
Printers— Book and Job.
John Murphy & Co.,
front of title.
James Young,	60
Produce, &c.
John R. Cox & Pope, ,	58
Thomas H. Evans & Co.,	31
Henry T. Taylor,	31
Provision Dealers and Packers.
Peter Sweeney,	39
Albert Schriner,	19
Restaurants.
Gilmour'ts,	61
Saddles, Harness, &c.
James O'Brien, .	63
Show Case Maker.
C. F.Rau, ....	69
Safes.
Herrings, (Spear Bros.) .	53
Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable.
George Page & Co.	15
Mayger & Shaffer,	65
Scales.
Fairbanks & Co.,	7
Jesse Marden, . . .	S6
Howe's (Spear Bros.)	52
Richard Murdoch,	26
Schools and Colleges.
Miss Annie Matchett, .	63
Literary Institute for Young Ladies,	45
Baltimore Female College, N. C.
Brooks,	36
Bryant Seminary, .	33
Scourers.
E. Fisher & Bro.,	43

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sewing Machines.

Grover& Baker, bottom lines inside pages "Wheeler & Wilson, . . 53

Shoes.

G. F. Fisher . 33

Silver Ware.

Canfield, Bro. & Co., . . 4

Stables.

Cyrus Martin, . . .35

Soap and Candles.

Charles Faringer, . . 65

Smith & Curlett, ... 41 James Webb, • ^ • » ^^

Stationery. •

Stork & Gillespie, . . 8

Steam and Water PixtureSv

Thomas C. Ba3shor& Co, . 44

Steamboat Lines.

Slaughter's Line, . . 61

Stoves,

John W. Bechtel, . . 58

Edmund Wolfe, . . 8

Bibb & Co., ... 50

S. B. Sexton & Co. . . 51

Sutlers Supplies.

Johnson & Behr, . . 7

Tailors, (Merchant.)

Smith Bros. & Co., top lines inside pages

B. Stine, . . . .67

Geo. McKen dree Teal, . 6

Noah Walker «fe Co., . . 55

Tin Plate, Wire, &c.

Stanley & Co. ... 28

John Doerr, . , .13

Tobacco, Cigars, &c.

Chas. D. Deford & Co, . • 65

G. W. Gail & Ax, . . 48

Gail, Ax & Kuchler, . . 48

S. Rosenfeld& Co., . . 32

Wm. Welsh & Sons, . • 9

H. Wilkins & Co., ... 21 Transportation Lines.

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam- boat Company. . . 47 New York and Baltimore Transpor- tation Line, ... 47

Trimmings, (Dress, &c.)

Sisco Brothers, , , 27

Trunks, Valises, &c.

James O'Brien, ... 63

Turners, (Fancy.)

P. Rombach, . . . 32

Umbrella and Parasol Manu- facturers.

P. Rombach, • • . 32

Universities.

University of Maryland, . 67

Watches, Jewelry. &c.

Canfield, Bi'o. & Co., . , . 4

Well Boring, (Artisian.)

Jos. Ruppert, ... 16

Wharf and Bridge Builder.

Edward Flaherty, . . 19

Window Glass and Glass Ware.

G. & N. Popplein.jr. . . 19

Baker, Bros, (fe Co, . . 42

Writing Ink.

Maynard & Noyea, . , 64

Yarn, Gloves, &c.

Louis Felber, ... 9

Jacob Knipp, jr., . . 18

Well-dressed People buy their Clothing of SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

BALTIMORE

CITY DIRECTORY,

1865-'66.

ABBREVIATIONS.

'n. north; s. south ; e. east; w. west; si. street; d. court ; av. avenue; aZ. alley; la, lane ; dw. dwelling ; cor. corner ; L. P. Locust Point ; F. P. Fells Point ; F. H. Federal Hill.

Note : The names appearing in CAPITAL LETTERS are Subscribers.

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Aaron Charles F. pattern maicer, 216 Mont- gomery Aaron Dorothea K. 216 Montgomery Aaron George W. gunsmith, 143 s Regester Aaron Lewis, rag dealer, 44 Columbia Aaron Lewis, soldier, 44 Columbia Aaron Marcellus, U. S. N. 216 Montgomery Abbel Henry, tailor, 271 Franklin Abbert Peter, tailor, 45 Albemarle Abbes Mrs. Sarah C. 163 Chesnut Abbett Samuel R. V. 25 HoUins Abbett Thomas M. treas. Susq. Canal Co. & Laurel Cannel & Oil Co. over n e corner South and Second, dw 25 HoUins Abbott Alex. (Chas. H. Ross & Co.) 114

s Caroline Abbott C. F. tobacco store, 175 Conway Abbott Daniel E. R. mariner, 31 Jefferson Abbott Edson A.(Abbott& Sons,) 320 n Car- oline Abbott Edwin A. (Abbott & Sons,) 113 s

High ABBOTT & SONS, (E. A. Abbott, Ed. A. Abbott & H. M. Hutchinson,) steam flour mill City Block next to drawbridge Abbott George, cooper, 26 n Caroline Abbott Geo. T. puddler, 6 Pleasant al Abbott & Henry, (James F. Abbott & T. Henry,) com. merchants, over 150 w Pratt Abbott Horace, Baltimore Co. Abbott James F. (Abbott & Henry) 71 s Car- oline Abbott James L. carpenter, 10 Goulds ct. Abbott James A. boiler maker, 256 Hanover Abbott Capt. John C. mariner, 356 Light Abbott John E. laborer. Quay al Abbott John N. laborer, 219 e Fayette

Abbott Mrs. Mary E. C. dressmaker, 31 Jef- ferson Abbott Noah, cabinet maker, 191 n Eden Abbott Samuel, laborer, 193 Montgomery Abbott Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway Abbott Wm. H. H. clerk, 238 s Broadway Abbott Wm. H. carter, 149 s Fremont Abbot Wm. M. printer, 147 n Eden Abel Mrs. Dorothea, 351 e Lombard Abell A. S. (A. S. Abell & Co.) 85 Saratoga Abell Casper, shoemaker, 139 Henrietta Abell Charles T. printer, 24 w Biddle Abell Mrs. Christian, 177 Fenna. av Abell Christopher C. (C. C. Abell & Bro.)

177 Penna. av Abell Christopher C. & Bro. (C. Abell & F. M. Abell,) butchers, 47 Center, 32 Lexing- ton, and 24 Richmond markets. Abell David, printer, 238 Lexington Abell Edward M. butcher, 177 Penna. av Abell Franklin M. (Christopher C. & F. M.

Abell,) 177 Penna. av Abell George W. attorney, 41 St. Paul, dw 85

Saratoga Abell I. bootmaker,* 141 Camden Abell William, gilder, 293 Penna. av Abell William, tailor, 33 s Poppleton Abend Henry, barber,*171 King. Abendgine Andreas, laborer, 88 s Regester Abendschan Ambrose, shoemaker, 74 Lead-

enhall. Abendschan Clement, carpet weaver, 232 a

Charles Abendschan Joseph, paver, rear of 201 Mont- gomery Abendschan Rudolph, laborer, rear of 201 Montgomery .

J, HENRY GIKSE, Commlasion 91ercliant, for the sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, &G. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear'* Wbarf.

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Abendsfhein John, porter, 14 Bi;van Abendschen Geo. tailor, 200 Montgomery Abeiidschend Clement, carpet weaver, s w

corner Charles and Hughes Abendshine Andrew, barber, 164 s Bond Abercrombie Mrs. Christian, 132 n High Abercrombie David, (H. Taylor, & Co.) 78

Cliew Abercrombie John, (H. Taylor, & Co.) 132

n High Abercrombie Thomas, hoop skirt manufactu- rer, C6 Camden Aberlein Cliarles, soldier, 55 Mulberry Aberlem Michael, scroll worker, 55 Mulbrery Abert John M. 252 e Lombard Abey George T. hatter, 16 n Ann Abey Joseph, fish dealer, 326 William, neai

Fort av Abey Joseph W. clerk, 363 e Baltimore Abey Michael H. caulker, 69 Cross Abey Samuel, bricklayer, 326 William Abey Mrs. Sarah, 326 William Abey Mr.s. Sarah, seamstress, 73 Washing- ton, F. H. Abey Wm. H. grocery, 369 Light Abeys Ferdinand, cooper, 106 Frederick av Abindliin John-, provision store, 438 Canton av Able Jacob, tailor 37 Marion Abler Earnest, cutter, 104 Franklin Aborn Wm. ship carpenter, 61 Block Abraham Barnett, cigar maker, 275 n Gay Abraham Fanny, rags, 3 L McElderry Abrahams John J. ship builder, and proprie- tor Screw dock, Thames, foot of Caroline, office 58 Philpot Abrahams Mary Ann, 96 s Caroline Abrahams W. H. ship builder, 47 s Broadway Abrahams Woodward, (T. J. Cochran &

Co.) 22 s Broadway Abrams Alexander J. marble cutter, Green-

mounlav. opposite Cementery Abrams Mrs. A. R. 2 n Broadway Abrams James K. P. carpenter, 277 Canton av Abrams John, mate, 35 Fountain Abrams Washington, clerk, 277 Canton av Abris John, shoe maker, 49 s Chapel, restau- rant, 260 e Pratt Aburn Emily A. grocery, n e corner Centra]

av and Edward Aburn John, grocer, cor Thames and Philpot Aburn Melvina, 346 s Bond Achenback Henry, butcher, 332 Penna av Achenback John, plasterer, 3 Walsh Achey Chas. F. (F. Achey& Son,) 132 Ger-

ma n Achey Frederick &, Son, (Frederick Achey and Chas. F. Achey,) curriers, 22 s Liberty Achey Frederick, (Frederick Achey & Son,)

curriers, 129 German Achzigor Frederick, 430 Canton av Ackeal Wm. T. clerk, 30 Greenmount av Acker Joseph, tailor, 8 n Durham Acker Peter A. shoemaker, 82 North Ackerman Bernhardt, tailor, 21 s Washing- ton, F. P. Ackerman Charles C. watchmaker, 49 Lex- ington Ackerman Conrad, 255 Aliceanna Ackerman Edward, laborer, Frederick road,

near toll gate Ackerman George, sawyer, 112 s Washing- ton, F. P. Ackerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle

Ackerman John, pump maker, 62 Walnut al Ackerman Nicholas, cutter, 81 s Chapel Ackerman Peter, musician, 17 Spring Acklcr Jacob B. boot and shoemaker, 287 w

Pratt Acomb George, basket maker, 130 Franklia Acomb Joseph, basket maker, 121 Franklin Acomb William, brooms, baskets and wood-

enware dealer, 121 Franklin, dw 130 Adair John, machinist, 86 Preston Adair Sarah, nurse, 231 n Caroline Adam Andrew, 170 s Wolfe Adam Chas shoemaker, 33 s Wolfe Adam Frederick, cabinet maker, 21 Somerset Akam Henry, currier, 119 McElderry. Adam John A. locksmith 407 e Fayette Adam John W. wheelwright, 290 Harford ay Adams Adelaide L. 64 n Charles Adams Albert, shoemaker, 96 Druid Hill av Adams Amelia, teacher, St. Paul's Asylum Adams Benjamin F. hatter, Warner, near

Henrietta Adams Capt. C. S. 100 n Bond Adams Caroline, 1 Abey al Adams Catherine, tailoress, 152 Bank Adams Cliarles, laborer, 9 Armistead la Adams & Davidson, (J B. Adams & W. T. Davidson,) grocers and commission mer- chants, 7 Commerce Adams Edward, grocer, 226 Hollins Adams Eliza, 54 n Bond Adams E. M. clerk, 507 w Fayette ADAMS EMELIUS, coal yard, s w corner Caroline and Dock, dw 14 Jackson square ADAMS EXPRESS CO. 164 w Baltimore, depot 227 and 229 s Howard, Samuel M. Shoemaker, resident partner Adams George C. silversmith, 17 George Adams Geo. W. boatman, 140 Hamburg Adams Geo. W. bricklayer, 357 s Sharp Adams Rev. Geo. F. Gilmor, w of Mulberry Adams Geo. W. engineer, 105 Hamburg Adams Henrietta, teacher, 587 w Fayette Adams Henry, piano maker, 194 w Fayette Adams Henry, shoemaker, 186 George Adams Jacob H. bricklayer, 99 n Eden Adams James H. 139 North Adams James L. bricklayer, 251 e Lombard Adams James McG. clerk, 165 n Fremont Adams James furn wagoner, 130 MuUikin Adams James M. engineer LJ. S. N. 192 Sar- atoga Adams Jane, 18 w Lombard Adams John A. clerk, 367 w Fayette Adams Capt. John E. 100 n Bond Adams John F. 222 Conway Adams John Q. (Carroll, A. & Necr,) 59 Lee Adams John H. (Milbourne, Adams & Mc-

Gee) 65 William Adams John B. (Adams & Davidson,) 73 n

Charles Adams John G. plasterer, 7 Wyeth Adams Joseph, laborer, 9 Abbott Adams John, hackman, 289 n Eutaw Adams Joseph S. carpenter, 229 Druid Hill

av, dw 210 wBiddle Adams J. Thomas, clerk, 527 w Fayette Adams Joseph, plasterer, 135 Welcome al Adams J. W. clerk, 236 Hollins Adams Joshua, gas inspector, 128 Chew Adams Lewis B. blacksmith, 12 Church Adams Lewis P. clerk, 290 w Baltimore Adams Mary A. 527 w Fayette

AUG. G. MEYER Si CO., Manufacturers of AVhite Lead, Zinc, Putty, I^ampblaek, Glii«« Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BROS.	& CC.	, Sponge	all their Goods.
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Adams Mrs. IVfarv E. 209 Druid Hill av Adams Mrs. Mnry S. 232 William Adams M. mariner, 307Aliceanna Adams & Moulton, (Wm Adams & J. D. MouUon,) wholesale dealers in hosiery, gloves & fancy i;oods, 251 \v Baltimore Adams Orson, 569 Lexinjilon Adams Robert, sailor, 110 n Bond Adams Susanna, 184 Chesimt Adams Samuel T. (Willis & Adams,) Fred- erick road, Baltimore county Adams Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 20

e Pratt Adams Samuel S. mariner, 129 n Bethel Adams Samuel H. carpenter, 36 Columbia Adams Tliomas, firemari, 117 L. Greene Adams Thomas E. M. clerk, 527 w Fayette Adams T. W. machine sewing and gents' furnishing goods, 171 w Baltimore, dw 144 Adams Thomas, watchmaker, 65 McHenry Adams Wm. R. mariner, 129 n Bethel

Adams , 258 Lexington

Adams Wm. (Adams & Moulton) 588 Lex- ington Adams Wm. watchman, 258 c Monament Adams Wm. H. pilot, 137 Gough Adams Mrs. Winnie, French scourer, 194 w

Fayette Adamson Margaret, 83 Eastern av Adarc Robert, restaurant keeper, 405 w Bal- timore, dw Gen. Wayne Hotel Addenbreck Charles, wheelwright, 432 Can- ton av A-ddison Decker, 92 Bank Addison Dennis, drayman, 96 Jefferson Addison Frank R. clerk, 154 Hanover Addison George M. deputy sheriff, 612 w

Fayette Addison John D. 54 Conway Addi.son John W. machinist, 47 s Poppleton Addison Patience, confectionery, 96 Jefferson Addison Jolm A. clerk, 75 William Addison Samuel L. printer, 75 William Addison Samuel S. shoe store, 230 w Pratt,

dw McMechin near John Addison Mrs. Sally D. 154 Lee Addison Theodore, engineer, 54 s Poppleton Addison Virginia E. teacher, 154 Lee Addison Wm. E. clerk, 38 McHenry Addison William, carpenter, 75 William Addison Wm. Meade, attorney, 29 Lexington,

dw 12 Townsend Adelman Charles, cooper, 17 n Spring Adelsiein Jacob, tailor, 21 New Church Ader Lawrence, 10 Anthony Ader Michael, carpenter, 198 Happy al Ad kins Charles, 227 w Biddle Adkisson Mrs. Mary, 138 Hudson Adkisson & Co. (Wm. Adkisson & Richard S. Bowen,) sailmakers, s w corner Light-st wharf and Camden Adkisson Dr. Wm. H. H. 210 Franklin Adkisson Wm. (Adkisson & Co.) 210 Franklin Adler Aaron, cattle dealer, 32 Granby Adler Abraham, (Simon Frank & Co.) 96 e

Baltimore Adler Abraham, 15 s Liberty Adler Adolph, (Simon Frank & Co.) 96 e

Baltimore Adler Charles, (H. Frank & Co.) 9 n Howard Adler Emanuel, clerk, 23 s Sharp Adler Mrs. Eleanora, dry goods, 195 s Broad- way

ADLER H. M. & CO. (H. M. Adler and J. Schentiial,) furnishing goods, over 265 w Baltimore Adler Henry M. (H. M. Adler 8( Co.) 196 s

Broadway Adler Joseph, property agent, 64 s Eden Adler Jacob, wholesale furnishing goods, 246

w Baltimore Adler Julius, dry goods, 210 s Broadway Adler Louis H. 270 Canton av Adler Louis H. 160 s Charles Adler Manness,6]8w Baltimore Adler Philip, 15 s Liberty Adolph George, barkeeper, Guy's Monument

House, n c cor. Fayette and Calvert Adolph Henry, 245 s Durham Adolph John, 275 Canton av Adolph John, 20 s Strieker Adolph Wm. puddler, 137 s Chapel Adreon C. C, Q.. M. U. S. A., 316 Frar.klin ADREON & CO. (William Adreon, E. L. Thomas & Wm. J. Adreon,) auctioneers and commission merchants, 22 s Charles Adreon Major Harrison, U. S. A., 136 Han- over Adreon Henry C. clerk at custom house, 136

Hanover Adreon Wm. T. (Adreon & Co.) 140 Han- over Adreon Wm. (Adreon & Co.) 136 Hanover Adreon Mrs Winifred, 28 n Liberty Adt John B. draughtsman, 128 Birre Ady James, variety store, 159 s Sharp Aelermann John, laborer, over 94 w Pratt Acnes John, laborer, 270 Division Aff Hubert, lagir beer, 114 e Monument Affelder Max, dry goods, 10 s Charles, dw

310 w Lombard Affayroux Epaulete, (Reinicker &Affayroux)

144 Aisquith Affayroux Francis P. blacksmith, 346 Har- ford av Alfeng John, grocery, 46 Short Agal Timothy, 47 Mullikin Agan Eliza, variety store, 17 Penna. av Agan John, 176 Greenmount av Agan Michael, laborer, 25 Ryan Agan Michael, laborer, 23 Mount Agan Wm. laborer, 3 Watson al Agan Wm. laborer, 9 Bevan Agncw Charlotte, junk dealer, 25 Harrison Agnew James, clerk, 25 Harrison Agnew Thomas, carjienti'r, 143 n Paca Agnew Thomas A. clerk, 297 w Pratt Ahern Daniel, 380 Cant(3n av Ahern Jeremiah, wagoner, 80 Granby Ahern John, proprietor Cecelia Furnace,

Canton, dw 253 n Eutaw AHERN WM. S., oyster and fruit packer,

Jackson, F. H., dw 253 n Eutaw Ahlers Catherine, 409 Canton av Ahles George F., cigar maker, 24 s Durham Ahneiling August, tailor, Jefferson, Home- stead Ahrings E. H. 114 n Central av Ahrend Henry, moulder, 315 e Lombard Ahrling H. flenry, tavern, 72 Buchanan's

wharf. Ahlsleger Christiana, huckster, 157 Fremont Ahmear Dedrick, laborer, Henry n of Hughes Ahrens Adolph, (Stirhng & Ahrens) 201 Gar- den Ahrens Caroline, umbrellas 33 e Lombard

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWIIVG IHACHINE is the best Cor all purposes— SAIiRS ROOSIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

strangers can rely on Fair Dealings at SMITH BEOS. & Co., No. 40 W. Baltimore Street.

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Ahrens Charles, vinegar, 26 Eastern av Ahrens Dennis, laborer, 2 President al Ahrens Julius, confectioner and baker, 239 w

Pratt Ahrens John, cabinet maker, 234 E^istern av Aichle John, tavern, Greenmount av near city

limits Aichle Jacob, 248 Hanover Aidle Edward, porter, 88 Raborg Aidt Lewis, shoemaker, 60 Druid Hill av Aiken Matthew K. clerk, 272 Saratoga Aiken George B. clerk, 272 Saratoga Aiken Dr. George B. 272 Saratoga Aiken Mrs Harriet E. 272 Saratoga Aiken Mrs Sarah, 272 Saratoga Aiken Di-. Wm. E. A. prof chemistry Uni- versity of Md., dw 25 Hamilton Ailes Henry, expressman, 229 Conway Aikular George, 81 Orleans Ainwright James, laborer, 9 Armistead la Aires James H. engineer, 67 s Washington

F. P. Airey Edward, carter, 209 Ensor Airey Eliza, seamstress, 70 Division Airey Eliza, feed, 109 Pennsylvania av Airey Dr. G. W. 102 Saratoga Airey Hiram, carter, 55 Preston Airey James, butter, 176 Druid Hill av Airey James, clerk, 30 s Ann Airey Jerome, shoemaker, 931 Lexington Airey Joseph, carter, 127 Davis Airey Mrs John B. 1 n Wolfe Airey Tobias, carter, 86 Penna av Airey Wm. F. machinist, 30 s Ann Aisquith Mary H. 507 w Fayette AITCHESON JAMES, brass founder, 74

North, dw 200 n Eutaw Aitken James P. 139 n Gay Aitken Alex M. bookeeper Bank of Baltimore

44 Saratoga Aitken Margaretta, 139 n Gay Akers Daniel, boiler maker, 6 Gould's la Akers Daniel T. boiler maker, 6 Gould's la Akers Edwin, dry goods, 138 Lexington Akers Edward, watchmaker and jewclerj 65

s Charles Akers George W. engineer, 179 Hughes AKERS HENRY, restaurant, 84 Gough Akers Rasin F. boiler maker, 163 Hamburg Akers Sarah, confectionery, 223 w Biddle AKERS WM. machinist, 351 s Sharp Akiiis H. shoemaker, 105 s Dallas Albach John, paver, 4 Walker Alband Charles, shoemaker, 70 Chatsworth Albaugh Edward W. huckster, 79 Henrietta Albaugh Grafton, shoemaker, 124 n Eutaw Albaugh George, laborer, 19 Liberty al Albaugh George W. plasterer, 32 Boyd Albaugh Henry C. carpenter, 271 w Fayette Albaugh Hiram, blacksmith, 218 s Charles Albaugh John, (White &Albaugh) 114 Penn-

8 , Ivania av Albaugh Wm. A. (Orem & Albaugh,) 218 s

Charles Albaugh Wm. soldier, 124 n Eutaw Albedyll Charles, cigar packer, 127 s Spring Alberger Adam, butcher, 89 Mullikin Albers Charles F. bookkeeper, 95 s Sharp Albers Frederick, mariner,. 208 s Ann Albers Hr. Henry, 95 s Sharp Albers Henry, salesnmn, 95 s Sharp' Albers Seibert, mariiier,.290 s Ann Albers Wn\. tailor„ 169 s Broadway

Albert Anna M, grocery, 72 Mulberry Albert A ttlebard, laborer, 12 Anthony Albert August, furn. wagon, 72 Mulberry Albert Augustus, (A. & H. J. Albert,) 26 n

Eutaw Albert Augustus J. (Albert & Bro.) 81 w

Monument Albert Augustus & Henry J. paper bangers

26 n Eutaw ALBERT & BRO. (Augustas J Albert, and

Wm. J. Albert.) office 352 w Baltimore Albert Charles, barkeeper, 66 President Albert C. huckster, 301 s Durham Albert Francis, clerk, Garrisori la s of Wes- tern Cemetery Albert Frederick, clerk, 52 n Petca Albert Francis, salesman, 10 n Howard Albert George, tailor, 164 s Bond Albert Henry J. (A. & H. J. Albert,) Balti- more county Albert George, laborer, 2 Claggett al Albert Henry C. clerk, 309 Saratoga Albert Jacob, moulder, 118 Henrietta Albert John, boot fitter, 57 Bank ALBERT JOHN, butcher, 93 Lexington Sf 15 HoUins markets, dw Grarrison la near Wes- tern Cemetery Albert John, bookkeeper, Garri.son la 3 of

Western Cemetery Albert John, 164 s Bond Albert Joseph S. carpenter, 3{B Saratoga Albert Michael, butcher, 31 Lexington mar- ket, dw Penna. av n of Northern av Albert Thomas E. laborer, 221 Boston Albert Wm. J. (Albert & Bro.) 52 Cathedral Albert Margaret, 183 w Pratt ALBERTI HENRYF.&CO.(H.F. Alberti, H. A. D. Brink & Charles Delius,) imps, fancy goods, 6 and 8 s Liberty Albertson Isaac, proprietor Mansion House,

61 w Fayette ALBERTON COTTON MILLS, oSce 24

German, Jas S. Gary Sf Son, proprietors Albicker Solomon, butcher. Garrison la near

Western Cemetery Albrecht August, bookkeeper, 22 n Eden Albrecht Charles, cooper, 115 Frederick av Albrecht Frederick, porter, 2 Claggett al Albrecht FVed. cooper, 113 Frederick av Albrecht Frederick, porter, 5 South Albrecht Fred. W. barber, 147 w Madison Albrecht Henry, cooper, 225 Frederick road Albrecht Jacob, cooper, 225 Frederick av Albrecht Timotheus, boot fitter, 22 n Eden Albright August A. coppersmith, SOs Schroe-

der Albright Charles, shoeMaker, Fort av near

Lawrence Albright Fred 'k, brass finisher, 176 Ramsay Albright Freeland, shoemaker, 51 n Caroline Albright Hy. G. coppersmith, 30 s Schroeder Albright J. P. constable, 132 s Paca Albright Jesse P. bricklayer,, 142 Columbia Albright John, blacksmith,. 121 Druid Hill

av Albright Timothy, piano maker, 337 s Sharp. Albright Wm. cabinet maker, 337 s Sharp Albsleg Jacob,. cooper, 217 Eastern av Alcock Frederick, 293 w BiddJe Alcock Wm. H. D. bookkeeper,. 293 w Biddle Alcock Wm. E. (Spiller& Alcock) 267 n Eu- taw Alcorn Sarah, matron, 227 Druid Hill av

JA3I£S H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and Water-proor Roofing, and PittcMt Neoteric SuM>klng Tubes, over 99 AV.. Baltlnvore-st.

study your Interest and Buy your Clotlimg of SMITH BBOS. & CO.

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Alcott Phoebe A. teacher, 41 Aisquith Alden Mary Ann, 219 e Baltimore Alderson Charles D, clerk, 188 Mulberry Aldridge & Brewer, (George Brewer,) dry

goods com. merchants, 5 German Aldridge Andrew, jr., 124 n Charles Aldridge Andrew, sr., 124 n Charles Aldridge Barbara, millinery, 42 e Pratt Aldridge Christian, laborer, 109 West Aldridge Dr. John H. 124 n Charles Aldwell Margaret, 363 Penn av Aler Mrs. Anna J. 79 Hollins Aler Mrs. Ann, 142 Hollins Aler Elizabeth, 79 Hollins Aler John, machinist, 530 w Lombard Aler John T. (Aler & Sisselberger) 103 Mul- berry Aler John, blacksmith, 82 n Eutaw Aler John W. clerk, 82 n Eutaw Aler Samuel, machinist, 219 s Paca Aler Ssylvanus R. machinist, 142 Hollins Aler Washington L. clerk, 103 Mulberry Aler Wm. moulder, 445 w Lombard Alex Wm. H. laborer, 50 s Poppleton Alexander Ann, 272 Lexington Alexander Charles, clerk Circuit court, 182

Hanover Alexander Elijah, fisherman, 163 William Alexander Lieut. Eugene, U. S. A 272 Lex- ington Alexander Capt. Frederick, U. S. A. 272 Lex- ington AlexanderJaiY.es, n>erc!i. tailor, 9)^ n Eulaw,

dw 17 s High Alexander Juliea I. attorney, n e cor Charles

and Lexington, dw 272 Lexington Alexander John H. civil engineer, 272 Lex- ington Alexander Mrs. M. H. dressmaker, s e cor

Charles and Pleasant Alexander Mrs. Mary, 171 Hoffman Alexander Myer, tobacconist, 242 w Pratt Alexander Richard, bailiff Criminal Court, 77

s Sharp Alexander Robert, carpenter, 97 Chew Alexander T, H. (T. H. Alexander & Co.)

49 St. Paul ALEXANDER THOMAS S. attorney at law, n e cor Charles and Lexington, dw 232 n Charles Alexander Thomas S. jr. 232 n Charles Alexander T. H. & Co. match factory, 8 Sar- atoga ALEXANDER WM. Judge of Circuit Court,

76 w Fayette, dw 117 e Baltimore Alexander Wm. treas. George's Creek Coal and Iron Co. 19 South, dw Howard House Alfeldor Jacob, junk shop, 58 Hampstead Alford George H- hatter, 49 Harapstead Alford James E. deputy sheriff, 132 s High Alford Mary M, 132 s High Algie James, paper block maker, 86 n Caroline Alheit John G. tavern, 311 w PraU Alice John, cooper, 215 Happy ai Allard Albert, fireman, 36 VaJley Allard Charles, carpenter, 290 e Madison Allard Edward C. carpenter, 335 n Gay Allard Edward, soldier, 402 e Monument Allard John, tailor, 4 Raborg Allard Joseph, carpenter, 300 Aisquith Allard Col. Thomas B. carpenter, 381 n Gay Allard Wm. carpenter, 346 n Gay Allaway Mrs. Sidney, 13 Wyeth

Allbright Jesse P. 132 s Paca AUbright Timothy, saddler, 22 n Eden Allderdice John, cabinet maker, 75 Hil| Allen Annie C. 18 Decker Allen Alexander(A. Allen if Co.)202Ai8quith ALLEN ALEXANDER & CO, (A. Allen & B. Upton) furniture, 27 Hanover, and 15 & 17 Granby, and lumber, 56 West Falls av Allen Mrs. Ann, 53 n Calvert Allen Benjamin, 209 s Charles Allen Byron, agent, 289 e Eager Allen Catharine, 160 Division Allen Catharine, variety store, 209 s Charles Allen Charles, conductor, 155 Cross Allen Charles, cooper, 2 Greenwillow Allen Charles M. clerk, 26 Camden Allen Christoph'r E. paper hanger,25 w Biddle Allen Edward V. soldier, 66 w Centre Allen Rev. Ethan, D. D. 10 Townsend Allen Mrs. Eliza, 353 Cross Allen George S 299 e Biddle Allen Capt. George, mariner, 31 Aisquith Allen Geraldus S. at Adams' Express, dw 108

Walsh Allen Henry A. prof, of music, 213 Garden Allen Henry L. baker, 37 n Caroline Allen Henry, house carp, and ship joiner,

Wolfe, near Aliceanna, dv/ 1 n Ann Allen Henry, (Timson & Allen) 37 n Front Allen Henry L. inspector, 322 w Lombard Allen Henry, fireman, 141 e Lombard Allen Mrs. Henrietta, 67 Franklin Allen Herman H. P (i6 w Centre Allen Isaac, jr. caulker, 52 Cross Allen Isaac, watchman, 56 Cross Allen James, paper carrier, 61 Holland Allen James I. machinist, 61 s Oregon Allen James W. cooper, 339 w Lombard Allen Jane, teacher, 237 Franklin Allen John, mariner, 11 Fountain Allen John W. blacksmith, 57 Perry Allen John, machinist, 162 n Fremont Allen John E. mariner, 26 s Broadway Allen John, cooper, 133 L. Greene Allen John, 180 Castle Allen John L. 415 n Central av Allen Joseph H. 265 e Baltimore Allen Joseph, plough maker, 4 n Poppleton Allen L. B. clerk, 289 e Eager Allen Lewis J. engineer U. S. N. 213 Garden Allen Lewis, 243 Pierce Allen Robert J . bricklayer, 49 n Exeter Allen Robert W. 66 w Centre A.llen Sarah, 39 s Exeter Allen Solomon, carpenter, 98 Lee Allen T. B. telegraph operator, 22 Pleasant Allen Thomas, machinist, 39 s Exeter Allen Thomas F, ship carp. 341 s Sharp Allen Virginia, teacher, 237 Franklin Allen Wm. carpenter, 39 s Exeter Allen Wm. carpenter, 134 n Fremont Allen Wm. H. architect and builder, 265 e

Baltimore AUenW. D. A. clerk Adams' Express, 10

George Allen William H shoemaker, 343 s Sharp Allen William, laborer, 33 Chew Allen William, vinegar, 237 Franklin AUenbaugh Charles T. plumber, 72 Pearl Allenbaugh George, plasterer, 6 Parkin AUenbaugh Mrs. Mary J. 72 Pearl Allenbaugh Wm H. shoemaker, 32 Chats- worth

Shirts, nrawers. Socks, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, CHeapest and Best, at RAY- MOHTD, BUUTON & CO'S, les Balttmore-st., near Calvert.

Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.

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Allender George, batcher, 73 Forrest

Allender Henry, carpenter, 319 Saratoga

Allender Mary, 39 n Calvert

Allenmand Charles, 46 w Biddle

Allers Diedrich, feed store, 140 s Eutaw

Allers H E. laborer, 404 s Charles

Allers John A. brick n^anuf. near Ferry Bar,

dw 532 w Fayette Allis John (Sprigg & Allis) Fayette near Re- publican Allison James S. clerk Superior court, Starr's

Hotel, cor Front and Low Allison Joseph, clerk, 120 s Eutaw Allison Philip S. clerk, 209 e Pratt Allison Robert H. clerk, 65 s Eden Allison Wm. brakesman, 462 w Lombard Allnian John F. butcher, 18 n Oregon Allman John, blacksmith, 122 Mullikin Allmaud J. O'G. insurance agent, 46 Seeond,

dw 75 n Charles Allmendenger Jacob, weaver, 57 Penna. av AUmendenger Jacob, weaver, 5 Moore al Allmon Elizabeth, grocery, 106 n Schroeder Allmon John, butcher, 18 n Oregon Allnutt C 100 Lee

Allnutt Edmund S. clerk, 198 w Biddle Allnutt G. R. W. clerk, 209 w Lombard Allnutt James W. president Bank Commerce,

dw 177 Saratoga Allnutt Mrs Margaret, 198 w Biddle AUnut Sarah, 100 Lee Allnutt Thomas A. clerk, 100 Lee Alloway George N. soldier, 122 Hillen Allwell Wm. Wesley, boatman, 40 Essex Almack Georgu^ W. blacksmith, 317 Mulberry Alman Jolin, laborer, 364 s Charles Alois Joseph, tailor, 151 n Eden Alouisa Salvator, sculptor, 202 Chesiiut Alloway Mrs iVlartha, 112 Hillen Alpheus iVlrs. cor Franklin and Schroeder Alpsteg Jacob, cooper, 140 s Spring Alreiti Louis, 119 Low Alricks F. M. 61 Courtland Alricks iMiss, 50 w Madison Alls John, shoemaker, 411 e Fayette Alsleiger Wm. clerk, 101 Columbia Alt Caspar, shoemaker, 536 w Baltimore Alt Conrad, laborer, 175 s Regester Alt John, tailor, 183 s Regester Alt John, shoemaker, 95 Pierce- Alt John, shoemaker, 229 s Paca Alt Peter, broommaker, 88 n Exeter Altag Wm blacksmith, 380 Saratoga Altevogt William, 217 s Ann ALTMAN BERTHA, millinery store, 154

s Broadway Altmycr Simon, 147 e Lombard Alton James T. clerk U. S. A. medical dep't,

31 s Eden Alton Lewis, carpenter, 68 s Ann ALTOONA COAL AND LUMBER CO. 58 Kxchango Place, A. M. White president, dw 1^6 w Lombard Alvas Louis, clothing, 35 Harrison Altvater Conrad, tailor, s e corner Burke and

Aliceanna Altvater Harriet, 67 n Exeter Alvater Jacob, tailor, 164 Pearl Alvater John, liquors, 112 Eastern av Altvater Lewis, confectioner, 159 n Gay Alvater L'wis, shoemaker, 38 McElderry Alvater William, carpenter, 46 n Eden Alvater Wm. F. carpenter, 223 n Eden

Alvey Mary, 154 e Pratt

Aman Frederick G. tavern, 53 s Liberty

Aman Jacob, tavern, 61 Buren

Aman Michael, laborer, 274 s Bond

Aman Mrs. Mary, 319 s Dallas

Amand Christopher, laborer, 22 Elizabeth la.

Amand John, hostler, 16 Baker

Amant Joseph, laborer, 183 s Eden

Amberg George, tailor, 70 Lancaster

Ambrose Bro. St. Alphonsus, 7D Saratoga

Ambrose George W. officer at Penitentiary,

211 Ensor

Ambrose , painter, 276 s Sharp

Ambrose Wm. R. painter, 166 Scott Ambrose Wm. R. painter, 2 n Greene Ambruster George, file-maker, 15 Baker's ct; Amelang August, tailor, 2 n Caroline Amelang August, baker, 24 Jasper Ameluceii Max, cigar maker, 70 Perry Amelung Augustus, baker, 86 Pearl Amend Jacob, morocco dresser, n e cor AlbeJ

marie and Granby Ament Lewis, wheelwright, 97 a Wolfe Ament Mathias,. grocer, n e cor Jefferson and

Eden Ament Valentine, shoemaker, 12 Spruce al Amer Elizabeth, grocery, 114 West Amer Martin, laborer, il4 West AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. of

Baltimore, office 6South, Jas. L. Armstrong

pres't American Gas Coal Co. over 30 Second, James

Boyce, pres't

American Meter Co. (Anton Pohl, Osso Polil and Christian Goering) Gas Meters and Ovens, 41 Clay.

AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO. s w cor

Baltimore and South, W. F. Snyder, man- ager Ames Catharine, 6 Centre Ames Charles, soldier, 17 Liberty at An^es George T. salesman, 40 Lexington Amey Charles H. machinist, 101 Cathedral Arney Joseph H. restaurant, 1 n Greene Amey Philip C. 3 Hope

Amey Wm. fisherman, 127 Washington, F H Amich George, furniture wagoner, 76 n Ana Amich James H. wagoner, 139 Ramsay Amich James H. wagoner, 108 llamsay Amick Maria, tailoress, 311 Harford av Amien Susan, seamstress, 17 L. McElderry Amiing George, saloon, 265 e Lombard Ammel Philip, bootcrimper, 11 Spring ct AMMIDON & CRUMBIE, (J. P. Ammidon & A. D. Crombie) dealers in kerosene oil and lamps, 337 w Baltimore Ammidon John P. (Amraidon& Crombie,) 14

n Eutav/ Anion John, baker, 64 s Durham Amos Charles, tailor, 125 Stirling Amos Dr. Corbin, 145 n Paca Amos Fred 'k A. bricklayer, 325 Druid Hill av Amos Isaac, bookbinder, 287 Aisquith Amos James H. huckster, 305 n Eutaw Amos Jaraes E. deputy sheriff, 320 e Chase Amos Jarrett, conductor, 210 Saratoga Amos John H. bricklayer, 339 I>rui(i Hill av Amos Mrs. Joseph 24 Preston Amos Mrs. Lydia, 305 n Eutaw Amos , laborer, 326 AisquitK

J. HEXRY C}I£:SE:, Commission Mercliant, for the sale ot Flowr, Grain, Seeds, &«. Rosendole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 31 Spear '» WharC

THE GEEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Amos Rebecca, fancy store, 128 n High, dw

187 Amos Wm. carpenter, 49 Hanover Amos Wm. Y restaurant, 504 n Gay Amoss George R. 230 n Cliarles Amrhcn Geo. furniture wagoner, 78 Harrison Arhmein Henry, grocery, 38 Hampstead Amthor, Dr. Robert, homoeopathist, 181 n

Central av Anderson Agnes, seminary, 385 n Gay Anderson Andrew, clerk B. & O.R.R. 84 Hill Anderson Mrs. Ann, hucksteres3,137 Ensor Anderson Mrs. Ann, 59 Booth ANDERSON BROTHERS, (T. D. Ander- son,) importers hardware, n w cor Light

and Pratt Anderson Benj. F. tobacconist, 9 n Regester Anderson Clianey, carpenter, 45 Chatsworth Anderson Charles, blacksmith, n e cor Eutaw

and German, dw 24 n Paca Anderson David, horse shoer, 102 German,

dw 78 Columbia ANDERSON & DORSEY, (G. F. Anderson

& G. D. Dor.sey,) grocers and commission

merchants, 96 w Lombard Anderson Edward, carpenter, 18 Carlton Anderson Elizabeth M., Lanvale w of Fulton Anderson Elizabetii, 144 William Anderson Elizabeth, dressm'r, 109 e Madison Anderson Elizabeth, huckstress, 116 York Anderson George F., (Anderson & Dorsey,)

616 Lexington Anderson Capt. Isaac J. 196 n Broadway Anderson Mrs. Isabella, 73 Eislein ANDKRSON JAMES M. & SON, (James M.

Anderson & W. S. Anderson,) engravers,

over 148 w Baltimore Anderson James M. (J. M. Anderson & Son)

183 n Calvert ANDERSON JAMES G. leather dealer, 5

BalderstoM, dw 138 Hanover Anderson James, hackman, 22 Garden Anderson James, cooper, 347 s Sharp Anderson Jeanette, nurse 65 Forrest Anderson Jesse N. plasterer, 220 Saratoga Anderson John W. blacksmith, ii ecorColum-

bia and Scott Anderson John, Hibernia house, 23 Thames

e of Bond Anderson John W. carter, 160 Hanover- Anderson John, tailor, 67 Park * Anderson John W. clerk, 197 Aisquith Anderson, John, hackman, 141 e Madison Anderson John, mariner 161 e Lombard Anderson John, painter, 230 w Pratt Anderson J. D. clerk, 65 n Howard Anderson John G. cai-penter, 359 Saratoga Anderson John W. grocery and tea dealer, n

w cor Gay and Forrest, dw 197 Aisquith Anderson Joseph, police, 92 Ensor Anderson Joseph, cigar maker, 180 s Broadway Anderson Joshua, carpenter, 43 George Anderson Julius H. clerk, 183 n Calvert Anderson, Leah J. 141 Lee Anderson Mrs. Mary, millinery 160 Hanover Anderson Mrs. Mary, Gilmor near Franklin Anderson Mary, Strieker n of Franklin Anderson Mary J. 304 Eastern av Anderson Mrs. Mary, 226 w Hoft'man Anderson Morris, carpenter, 47 Chatsworth Anderson, Oliver, mariner, 179 s Chester Anderson Oliver, shipsmith, 157 s Washing- ton, F. P.

Anderson Richard, blacksmith, 215 Gough Anderson Richard B. cooper, 92 Hamburg Anderson Robert M. grocery, 179 e Eager Anderson Robert S. clerk, 29 Pleasant Anderson Mrs. Robina, 125 n Paca Anderson Mrs. Sarah, 53 Pennsylvania av Anderson Stephen, currier, 138 Hanover Anderson Samuel E. clerk, 177 Montgomery Anderson Thomas D. (Anderson & Bros.)

226 w Hoffman Anderson Thomas M. tavern, 33 Centre Mar

ket space Anderson Thomas, carpenter, 168 e Lombard Anderson W. S. (James M. Anderson & Son)

183 Loyola place, n Calvert Anderson Wm. painter, 55 W. Pratt, dw 180

Chesnut Anderson Wm. wagoner, 10 Garden ANDERSON WM. E. furniture dealer, 10

and 12 w Second, dw 29 s High Anderson Wm. H. painter, 3 n Sharp, dw 184

Mulberry Anderson Wm. H. H. attorney, 29 Lexing- ton, dw Anne Arundel Co Andrae Christian, barber, 348 w Pratt Andreae Theodore, metallurgist, 189s Charles Andre Catharine, grocery, 223 Forrest ANDRE FREDERICK 0. beer saloon, 308

Light Andre Hannah, 308 Light ANDRE, Dr. J. RIDGWAY, 71 Aisquith Andre Peter C. 28 Light

Andreas Andrew, laborer, rear 214 Canton av Andreas Gotlieb, (Heck & Andreas) 173 Ra-

borg Andres Henry, currier, 75 n Gay Andres Wm. currier, 75 n Gay Andrew Charles, (C. Andrew «fe Co.) 114 3

Eden Andrew Charles & Co. (C. Andrew & S. E.

Eichelberger) public weighers, 5 Spear's

wharf Andrew James, mariner, 175 e Pratt Andrews Amanda, 23 Holl.-vnd Andrews B. F. & Co. (B. F. Andrews & B.

F. Black) sign painters, over 36 South Andrews Benj F. (B. P. Andrews &. Co.) 20

Garden Andrews Charles, gunsmith, 188 e Monument Andrews David, laborer, 144 McHenry Andrews Edward, mariner, 205 s Chester Andrews Edward W. attorney, 604 w Fayette Andrews Elizabeth, dressmaker, 92 n Greene Andrews Eliza 175 n Howard Andrews Frederick, laborer, 3 Gould's lane Andrews Ferdinand, clerk, 60 n Gilmor Andrews George, laborer, 403 w Pratt Andrews George W. (Andrews & Thompson,)

237 n Eutaw Andrews George W. shoemr644 w Baltimore Andrews George, boiler maker, 32 Leadenhall Andrews Hanson, 148 McHenry Andrews Hannah, 237 n Eutaw Andrews Hercules R. W. 66 Barre Andrews James, blacksmith, 560 Lexington Andrews John J. hacks, 21 Druid Hill av Andrews John H. police, 55 s High Andrews John B. nightman, 147 s Chester Andrews John A. shoem'r, 644 w Baltimore Andrews John, watchman City Hall, 12 Hol-

liday Andrews Mrs. Mary A. 122 n Poppleton Andrews Martin, shoemaker, 106 Lancaster

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Mamifactuiers of '^Vhite Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue> Neatsfoot Oa, S.-Utpetre, Paints and VariusJies, 100 AV. liomljard Street.

SMITH BEOS. & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, No. 40 W,

Baltimore Street.

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Andrews Robert, conductor C. P. R.R. Francis

n of Madison av Andrews Samuel W. huckster, 20 Thames Andrews Samuel, brass moulder, 6 Bolton Andrews Stephen, cattle, 811 w Baltimore Andrews S. R. watchman Eutaw House Andrews Gen. T. P. 5 w Baltimore Andrews Thomas, gunsmith, 249 e Lombard Andrews Dr. Thomas F. 38 Mulberry Andrews Wm., shoemaker, 644 w Baltimore Andrews Wm. carter, 39 Greenwillow ANDREWS & THOMPSON, (G. W. An- drews & W. S. Thompson,) druggists and chemists, 5 w Baltimore Andrews Wm. moulder, 224 Lee Andrews Wra. J. shoem'r, 644 w Baltimore Andrews Wm. A. painter, 3 Brune Angel John T. stone cutter, 64 n Front Angel George shoemaker, 211 s Durham Angel Wm. stone cutter, 302 s Sharp Angelmier Catherine, grocer, 537 Saratoga Angelmier Mathias, butcher, 537 Saratoga Angermeyer John, lithographer, s w corner

Mosher and Fremont Angler John, bricklayer, 6 China Angerbrandt George, tavern, 179 s Caroline Anker Francis, barber, 261 Aisquith Anker John, barber, 261 Aisquith Ankus John, spldier, 107 Sarah Ann Annen John, paver, 491 Belair av Annesley Amanda, 11 Hume Anchutz Henry P.upholsterer,210 n Caroline Anschutz Faltin, blacksmith, 28 Liberty al Anschutz Frederick, mariner, 4 Broad al Anthony Ellen, 27 Orchard Anthony G. W. edge tool grind. 181 e Lombard Anthony Henry A. clerk, 27 Orchard Anthony John, puddler, 74 s Eden Anthony Preceptow, carpenter, 52 Fort av Anthony Wm. carpenter, 18 Somerset Antone Adam, 291 s Wolfe Anton Henry, tailor, 216 e Eager Anwander Rev. Thaddeus, n e cor Wolfe and

Lombard Anzman Anthony, clerk, 84 Preston Anzman Anthony, clerk, 173 German Anzman Joseph A. notion store, 5 Pennsyl- vania av nr Franklin Anzman Jos. A. (Bohr & Anzman) 5 Penna.av Anzman Joseph, shoemaker, 173 German Apal John, shoemaker, 122 Conway Aphan Charles, boxmaker, 90 s Howard Aphel Catherine, seamstress, 190 s Spring Appel Adolph, tailor, 211 e Lombard Appel Caspar, boot fitter, 139 Henrietta Appel Christian, cabinet maker, 30 Pearl Appel Conrad, tailor, 291 Eastern av Appel Edward, tailor, 121 s Chapel Appel Edward, soldier, 83 s Regester Appel George, laborer, 177 Aliceanna Appel George W. laborer, 11 John al Appel Henry, laborer, 5 Brannan ct Appel John, tailor, 82 Cambridge Appel Mrs. Margaretta, 30 Pearl Appell Wm. bookseller, 16 e Lombard Apple Henry, tailor, 271 Franklin Apple Frederick, hackman, 216 s Caroline Apple John, mariner, 168 s Wolfe Apple John H. soldier, 50 s Bethel Apple M. tailor, 66 Mullikin Apple Rena, grocer, 216 s Caroline Appleby Andrew J. printer, 168 n Eden Appleby Ann, 216 n Eden

Appleby Ed ward, pattern maker, 274 n Eutaw Appleby George R. printer, 31 e Lombard Appleby Resin, blacksmith, 190 Hollins

Appleton , attorney, 40 Lexington

APPLEGARTH ALEXANDER, commis- sion merch.,2Bowly's whf. dw 153 Saratoga Applegai-th & Co. (L. J. Applegarth, W. Ap-

plegarth,) railway, foot of Cross Applegarth Mrs. Comfort, 48 Fawn Applegarth Elizabeth M. 102 Hill Applegarth, Henry C. police, 170 s Howard Applegarth John A. & Co. (John A. & Wm. Applegarth,) grocers, ship chandlers and commission merchants, 109 Smith's whf Applegarth Capt. John A. (John A Apple- garth & Co.) 42 Aisquith Applegarth Capt. Lawson J. (Applegarth &

Co.) 28 Fawn Applegarth Nathaniel J. ship broker, over 1

Bowly's whf, dw 153 Saratoga Applegarth Robert, shoemaker, 351 s Sharp Applegarth Robert, cigar maker, 285 Hanoyer Applegarth Rufus W. clerk, 153 Saratoga Applegarth Thos. J. sailor, 3 Reservoir av Applegarth Thomas, clerk, 12 s High Applegarth Capt. Wm. & Son, (Capt. Wm. Applegarth,) ship brokers and commission merchants, 37 w Pratt, cor Buchanan's whf Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Applegarth & Co.)

9 s High Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Capt. Wm. Apple- garth & Son,) 12 s High Applegarth Wm. mate, 172 Gough Appleton G. Armstead, attorney, 29 Lexing- ton, dw 40 ApplerOrlandoM. paper hanger,65 s Poppleton Appleton Wm. S. stock broker, 77 w Second

dw Eilicott's Mills f^i

APPOLD ANDREW, bark mills, s e cor Car- . '

oiine and McElderry, dw Baltimore co APPOLD GEORGE & SONS, (George An- . pold, George J. Appold, Samuel Appold) ' hide and leather dealers, store 8 and 10 Water, tannery North near Madison Appold Geo. J. (Geo. Appold & Sons,) Belair

av near Baltimore Cemetery Appold Samuel, (Geo. Appold & Sons) 214 n

Calvert Appold Samuel,engineerU.S.N.93 McElderry Appold Theodore R. commission merchant,

over 5 Water, dw 174 n Eutaw -^ — ■ m APPRAISER'S OFFICE, cor Gay and

Lombard '

Aprend Samuel, laborer, 296 n Central av Apy Jacob, carte., 248 Franklin Arant Charles, blacksmith, 263 Hanover Arata Louis, shooting gallery, basement Eu- taw House, dw 119 Low Arbeiter Hall and Working Men's Union, 5 s

Frederick, Henry Kolle, president Arbin Henry J. batcher, 82 Centre and 25 Belair markets, dw Patterson lane between York and Harford av Arch B. laborer, 62 Stiles Arch Wm. soldier, 176 Burgundy al Archer Mrs. Ann, 47 McCulloh Archer Cornelius, laborer, 7 Abbot Archer Samuel, clerk, 133 e Lombard Archer Mrs. Mary, 290 e Fayette Archer Samuel, (Einstein Bros. & Co.) 133 e

Lombard Arden D. ladies shoemaker, 36 n Charles, dw 314 n Eutaw

TH£ GROTCR Si BAKER SEAVING BIACHINE Is tlie best for all purposes— SAIiKS ROOMS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Young Men's Clothing a Special Feature at MABBLE HALL, No. 40.

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Ardin Mary J. 73 Walsh

Arelle George, gardener, Phila. road, near

city limits Arens Henry, (Von Kappff & Arena,) 113

Park Arien Elizabeth, 18 Preston Aring Jesse, furn. wagoner, 24 Druid Hill av Aring Samuel, furniture wagoner, 103 Chats- worth Arling Wm. cigar store, 255 s Wolfe Armacoast James M. bricklayer. Bull's Head

tavern, n Front Armacoast Melchoir, hay dealer, 90 Penna.av Armacoast Priscilla, grocery, 23 Lewis Armager Jesse, sr., turnkey police station, 186

Hanover Armager Jesse, jr. deputy keeper Maryland

Penitentiary, 186 Hanover Armager Jesse, brickmaker, 234 s Sharp Armatage Mrs. Rebecca, 30 n Oregon

Armbrustes , tailoress, 15 Baker's ct

Ambrust John, painter, 276 s Sharp Armeger John L. liaiter, 38 Granby Armeling George, clerk, 122 Bank Armendt John E., gunsmith, 262 s Broadway Armer Frederick, cooper, 49 Bank Armiger Benjamin, cooper, 59 Holland Armiger Benjamin F. 59 Holiday Armiger Eli, printer, 101 e Fayette Armiger George D. soldier, 59 Holland Armiger James B. printer, 59 Holland Armiger James- R., clerk, 33 Exeter Armiger Jesse, turner, 186 Hanover Armiger Jesse S., carpenter superintendent at

penitentiary, 186 Hanover Armiger Mrs. John, 375 e Fayette Armiger John F., soldier, 59 Holland Armiger J. R., watchmaker, 81 n High Armiger Joseph, comb maker, 188 n Caroline Armiger Joshua E., carpenter, 250 n Caroline ARMIGER RICHARD, house furnishing

store, 135 n Gay, dw 321 e Eager Armistead C. Hughes, (Armistead & For- syth) 103 w Monument Armistead & Forsyth, (C. Hughes Armistead & Emanuel T. Forsyth) tobacco manufac- turers, 107 Franklin Armitage George H., painter, 150 Preston Armitage Dr. James, 193 w Fayette Armitage Mrs. Wm. H., 72 Columbia Armon John, brewer, 37 s Wolfe Armor G. Jos., painter, 86 n Greene Armor John D., broker, 671 Lexington Armor Minnie, 86 n Greene Armor Sedonia, teacher, 86 n Greene Armstrong Achsah, n w cor Madison &

Townscnd Armstrong Andrew, 64 s Caroline Armstrong Benj. A., machinjst, 152 n Bond ARMSTRONG & BKRRY, (Geo. H. Berry) publishers, booksellers, and book binders, 156 w Baltimore ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., (T. Arm- strong, R. W. Cator, B. F. Cator, J. F. Bealmear &W. J. H. Walters) silk and mil- linery goods dealers, 237 w Baltimore ARMSTRONG & DENNY, (Wm. Arm- strong & John Denny) furniture manufac- turers, s e cor Light and Montgomery Armstrong Edward, Maltby House Armstrong Eliza, 124 Garden Armstrong Eliza, 329 w Fayette Armstrong Mrs. Emilie, 200 n Howard

Armstrong George, blacksmith, 166 s Bond

ARMSTRONG & HOPKINS, (R. D. Armstrong & J. S. Hopkins) Pro- vision and Produce Commission Merchants, 4 Commerce

Armstrong Henry, 75 Lee Armstrong H. L., 200 n Howard Armstrong Mrs. H. G. 149 Hoffman Armstrong James, carpenter, 227 s Paca

ARMSTRONG JAS. & CO., (Cha's Webb & Thomas Armstrong) Soap and Candle Manufacturers, keep constantly on hand a large assort- ment of Soap and Candles of the best quality, manufactured at their Factory, Concord street, between Lombard and Pratt

Armstrong James L., president American Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 6 South, dw 52 n Greene Armstrong James S., carpenter, 26 Dewberry

alley Armstrong James S., letter carrier, 250 e

Monument Armstrong James J., clerk, 178 McCulloh Armstrong James W., painter. 135 Mont- gomery Armstrong John, harness maker, 112 Garden Armstrong John, 134 s Sharp Armstrong John, clerk, 162 e Fayette Armstrong, John, 303 Garden Armstrong John A., 19 Cathedral Armstrong John H., book-keeper, 96 Light

St wharf Armstrong John L., blacksmith, 71 s Bond Armstrong Josephine, teacher, 228 e Pratt Armstrong Kate, 87 Stiles Armstrong Margaret, rear 53 n Front ArmstrongMrs. Mary, confectionery, 27 Union Armstrong Mrs. Mary, 301 Forrest Armstrong Mrs. Mary E., 178 McCulloh Armstrong R. Dorsey, (Armstrong Si Hop- kins) 307 Madison av Armstrong Roland, 107 Stirling Armstrong Robert W., clerk, 73 ri Paca Armstrong Samuel S., printer, 52 n Greene Armstrong Solomon, lamplighter, 162 e Fay- ette Armstrong Thomas, (Armstrong & Weber)

118 w Fayette Armstrong Thomas, (Armstrong, Cator &

Co.) 73 n Paca Armstrong Thomas G., clerk, 134 s Sharp Armstrong Thomas, boiler maker, 17 Armis-

stead la ArmstrongThomas, (James Armstrong & Co.)

244 n Calvert Armstrong Victor C, clerk, 200 n Howard Armstrong & Weber, (T. Armstrong & T. Weber) saddle and harness makers, s w cor. Park and Fayette Armstrong W m., (Armstrong & Denny)

Washing on n of Clement Armstrong Wnj. F., wagoner, 108 Mulliki

JAJ^IKS H. JOHMSOW, City Steani Fire^vood Mills— "Warren's Fire aiid Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltlmore-st.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W. BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Armstrono; Wm., clerk, 52 n Greene Armswortliy Benj., blacksmith, 21 Barre Arnburs: Wm., mariner, 245 s Wolfe Arndt Carlos, nail maker, 254 s Sharp Arndt Fiancis, tailor, 45 Aliceanna Arndt Henry, porter, Preston nr Druid Hill av Arndt Jacob, basket maker, 1 Biddle al Arnedt Henry, porter, 42 Preston Arnett Henry, moulder, 10 Nicholson Arnett Levi, shoemaker, 357 n Gay, dvv 359 Arnett Wm., soldier, 37 Dolphin Arnold Dr. Abraham B., 7 s High Arnold Adam, m?>chinist, 120 Conway Arnold Andrew J., laborer, 43 Ryan Arnold Mrs. Catherine, Calhoun s of Carey Arnold Charles A., clerk, 271 w Fayette Arnold Conrad, milkman, 210 Washington,

F. H. Arnold Conrad, blacksmith, 960 w Baltimore

Arnold , carpenter, 305 Aisquilli

Arnold Davis Z., carter, 173 Ramsay Arnold Francis, surgical instrument maker,

15 s Sharp, dw 343 w Lombard Arnold George, laborer, 65 s Frederick Arnold George W., baker, 120 w Fayette Arnold Henry, bricklayer, 297 Columbia Arnold Isaac, 36 Holland Arnold Jacob, car driver, 353 Columbia Arnold James R., bricklayer, 25 McHenry Arnold John, tailor, 156 s Regesier Arnold John, messenger Maryland Peniten-

tentiary, 78 Hillen Arnold John, engineer, B. & O. R. R., 173

Ramsay. Arnold Michael, tanner, 21 n Front Arnold Nicholas, tailor, 71 Bank Arnold Mrs Peter, restaurant, 129 s Fremont Arnold Richard H., cabinet maker, 96 Raborg Arnold Mrs. Sarah, 497 w Loml)ard Arnold Wm., keeper Druid Hill Park, mam

entrance Arnold Wm., bricklayer, 102 s Paca Arnold Wm. J., ship joiner, 264 e Madison Arnold Wm. H., clerk, 85 McHenry Arnold Dr. W. T., denti.st, 343 w Lombard Arnold Walter J., clerk N. C. R., Franklin

House Arnold: Adams, laborer, 120 Conway Arnreich John, shoemaker, 162 Saratoga, dw

cor Mulberry and State Arnst Daniel, laborer, 966 w Baltimore Aro John W., soldier, 113 West Arc John, oyster dealer, 143 L Greene .Aro Joseph, gardener, Gorsuch av, Home- stead Aro Lewis, huekstj-r, 113 West Aro Wm. M., wagoner, 3 Abey al Arold George, laborer, 40 Walsh Arold John, second hand goods, 658 w B:iUi-

more Arold John, shoemaker, 12 Dewberry al Arscott Ann, 183 Hughes Arsi'ott Samuel G. M , cigar maker, 183

Hughes Arthur Bridget, 81 Booth Arthur Charles, clerk N. C. R. R., 139 w

Biddle Arthur David, butter dealer, 171 e Madison Arthur Henry, baker 53 n Eutaw and 32

(-lamden, dw 53 n Eutaw Arthur Hu^'h, millwright, 371 Saratoga Arthur Hugh W., dentist, Lexington, e of

Mount

Arthur James, s.addler, 369 Saratoga ArtliurJ. Fleming, teacher, Lexington near

Mount Arthur John, laborer, 23 Preston Arthur John, blacksmith, 104 Scott Arthur Mary, 13 Valley Arthur Patrick, hod carrier. 111 s Castle al ARTHUR DR. ROBERT, dentist, 117 Wash- ington place Arthur Robert, grocer, 103 n Spring Arthur Thomas, coach painter, 13 Valley ARTHUR WM. W\, hatter and dealer in

ladies furs, 1 w Baltimore ARTHUR WM C, agent City Pass. R. R.

Baltimore near Fulton, dw Lexington e of

Mount Arts Henry, shoemaker, 100 Lancaster Arvey lames N., laborer, 58 Aliceanna A SAY T. S., agent (J. Gibson, Sons & Co.)

63 w Pratt ASBECK LOUIS, restaurant and lager beer

saloon, 13 s Eutaw Asendorff George, box maker, 16^ Mulberry Asendorff Henry, carpenter, 164 Mulberry Asendorff' John, carpenter, 164 Mulberry Ash Mrs. Arabella, 83 n Dallas Ash F. Thomas, gas fitter, 31 n Greene, dw

570 w Lombard Ash George T., ship chandlery and junk

store, 128 Dugan's whf., dw 93 n Bond Ash Mrs. Isabella, 8 Ramsay _ Ash Israel, ca)) maker, 176 Planover Ash Louis, (M. Gutman & Co.) 162 s Sharp Ash Michael, clerk, 176 Hanover Ash Mrs. Susan, milliner, 176 Hanover Ashbeck Henry, laborer, 100 Frederick av Ashburn Benjamin S., tobacconist, 2^0 w

Baltimore, dw 33 Pine Ashburner Chas. H., (Brooke Bros. & Co.)

52 Spring row Ashby John, messenger, HS Holland Ashcom John L., pilot, 103 s Washington,

F. P. Ashcroft Robert, (Abrahams & Ashcroft) 54

s Broadway. Ashcroft Wells, ship joiner, 285 e Pratt Ashenbruker A., shoemaker, 215 Light Ashley Charles C., 133 Hanover Ashley Wm , 133 Hanover Ashley Wm. M., currier, 130 s Chester Ashlock Thomas J., printer, 163 w Hoffman Ashman Alfred, stone cutter, 27 Pearl Ashman Jacob, cooper, 334 s Sharp Ashton Ann, fancy store, 578 w Baltimore Asliton Eliza, dressmaker, 187 Ensor Ashton John, asst. assessor 12 Chatsworth Ashton John, mariner, 10 Fish Market Space Ashton Mallows, 508 w Baltimore .=\shton Mrs. Mary Ann, 10 n Greene Asliweo^ Mrs. Catherine, 80 Albemarle Asker Tlumias B., engineer, 119 n Futaw Askew Cliarles L., carpenter, 13 Brune Askew Kdwin, of Custom House, 61 w Biddle ASKEW JEHU B., clerk Criminal Court,

343 e Pratt Askew John, engineer, 112 s Caroline Askew Wm. Harst, clerk Criminal Court, 61

w Biddle Askey Mrs. Catherine, 101 Granby Askey Jami-s, salesman, 215 e Fayette Askey Josepli, carter, 83 Granby Askey Wm , cooper and deputy fish inspec- tor, 56 Stiles

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SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.

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A skins Mrs. Nancy, 33 n Wolfe

Askins Wm. E., (Townsetid & Askins) 193

e Pratt Asmus Daniel, uox maker, 200 L. Huglies Aspelmeyer Frederick, tailor, 178 e Lombard ASSOCIATED FIREMENS' INSURAiNCE

CO. 4 SoutJi, Wm. -A Hack, president. — [See

p. 42 Silver tisements.] Atchison Isabella, 34 Barre Atherton A., baggay^e master N. C. R. R.,

dw Franklin House Atkenhead Mrs. John, 264 s Eutaw Atkins Michael H., finisher, 101 s Poppleton Atkinson Allen, quarryman, Lexington near

Calverton road Atkinson & Brother, grocers and liquor deal- ers, 186 s Broadway Atkinson Elizabeth, 168 Preston ATKINSON GEO., butcher, 27 Centre, 14

Lexington and 32 Hanover markets, dw

431 Pennsylvania av Atkinson Henry, carpenter, 95 Chatsworth Atkinson Dr. I. E., 133 Park Atkinson Isaac, clerk, 69 Chew Atkinson Israel S., 22 e Fayette Atkinson Israel I., 93 Chatsworth Atkinson John H. letter car'r, 120 e Madison Atkinson John W., carpenter, 294 n Gay Atkinson Josenh T., attorney, 36 St. Paul,

dw95 Atkinson Joseph, carpenter, 532 Saratoga Atkinson Joshua H., (Atkinson &. Bro.) 285

e Lombard Atkinson Joshua I., treasurer B. & O. R.

R. Co., Camden Station, dw 95 St. Paul Atkinson Laura J., Madison near Harford av Atkinson Maria, milliner, 294 n Gay Atkinson Dr. Robert, 1G4 w Fayette Atkinson S. E., (Atkinson & Bro.) 285 e

Lombard Atkins jn Mrs. Dr. Thomas C, 67 v/ Centre Atkinson Thomas, bricklayer, 676 Saratoga Atkinson Thomas W., (Hopkins Sf Co.)

Pennsylvania av near toll gate Atkinson Thomas F., carpenter, 9 McEIderry Atkinson Wm. George, clerk, 9 McEIderry Atkinson Wm. C, 273 e Pratt Atkinson Wm. T., sutler, 191 n Exeter Atlee James, agent Grover & Baker's Sewing

Machines, Baltimore co Atler George W., coachsmith, 10 s Fremont Atler Thomas, hostler, 1 Preston Atson Joseph, cutter, 147 s Charles Atwell Capl. Benjamin, mariner, 102 n Bond Atwell Daniel, carpenter, 219 Gough Atwell Daniel F. T., coachmaker, 38 William Atwell Giiorge, ship carpenter, 250 s Ann Atwell James R., ship carpenter, 238 s Ann Atwell Joseph, ship carpenter, 296 s Ann Atwell Joseph W. blacksmith; n w corner

Boston and Bennett Atwell Richard H. office 71 South, dw 23

Couitland Atwell Wm. ship carpenter, 134 William Atwell Wm P. watchman, 152 Barre ATVVOOD BENJAMIN, broom manufactur- er, 62 s Calvert, dw 358 e Monument Atwood John, cabinet maker, 159 Hamburg Atzel Louis, moulder, 310 Aliceanna Atzerodt John C. 91 s Sharp Aubel Christian, tailor, 83 Bank AUDENRIED LEWIS ,«i- CO. (Lewis Au-

denned) coal dealers, 20 Second

Audoun Capt. Joseph H. Judge Orphan's

Court 107 Bank A adoun Lewis, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank Audoun Oliver, 128 Bank Aiidoun Oliver, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank Audoun Wm. F. carpenter, 326 Eastern av Auel Adolph, shoemaker, 145 Welcome al Auerbach Samuel L. cigar store. 3 e Balti- more, dw 77 n High Auerback Christian, drayman 158 Henrietta Auerbauch August, laborer, 60 s Wolfe Auer Wm. brewer, 35 Bank Auerman Jacob, japanner, n w corner Colum- bia and Emory Auerric John, laborer, McHenry w of Fulton Auger Jacob, (L. C. Spencer &. Co,) N. Y. Augush Martin, laborer, 272 Aliceanna Auhl Charles, cabinet maker, 365 e Eager Aukerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle Aul George, sawyer, 108 West Aul Henry, firenmn, 65 President Aul Mathias, shoemaker, 298 Aliceanna Aul Michael, shoemaker, 316 n Gay Aulabaugh Zephaniah, teacher, 398 n Gay Auld Benjamin F. ship joiner, 46 s Ann Auld Haddaway, clerk, 443 Lexington Auld Maria, 271 e Pratt Auld Philip, ship carpenter, 176 Montgomery Auld Richard, mariner, 72 s Ann Auld Wilson, machinist, 314 Eastern av Auler Augustus, wheelwright, 221 Light Auler Jolin, tailor, 233 e Eager AULICK JAMLS, insurance and real estate broker, and agent Penn Mutual Life Ins Co. of Philada. 59 w Second, dw Howard House Aull Marst, shoemaker, 348 s Bond Ault Mary Jane, 287 Aisquith Ault Saml. jr. shoe findings and garden seeds,

28 s Calvert, dw 287 Aisquith Aulthouse Gi!0. W. liucksier, 67 Conway Aumuller John, laborer, 103 3 Regester Aurple Henry, laborer, 30 Bevan Aurric John,, laborer, McHenry w of Fu. ;an Aurlher Sarah J. 1 Young Austen James, harness maker, 238 n Bond AUSTEN DR PHILIP H. office 79 n

Charles, dw 76 s Sharp Austermuhle Henry, cigar manufacturer, n e

corner Bond and Orleans Austiler Adam, 148 Henrietta Austiler Mrs Mary, 148 Henrietta Austin Alexander R. bookkeeper, Citizen's

Bank, dw 63 n Poppleton Austin Geo. C. 410 Light Austin John, machinist, 487 w Pratt Austin Sophia, seamstress, 218 e Lombard AUSTIN T. G. & CO. (T. G. Austin and Delosia Davidson,) grocers and commission agents, 2 Camden Austin Theodore D. chairmaker, 363 s Sharp Austin Theodore G. (T. G. Austin & Co.)

2 Camden Austin Wm. (Cullimore & Austin) 213 Bank Austrian Betsy, cap maker, 213 s Broadway Auth Nicholas, tailor, 122 Johnson Aveline Katrina, 153 s Rege.ster Aveyser Andrews, hammersmith, 242 s Dallas Await Ferdinand, shoemaker, 64 Mulberry Awbrey And. J cigar maker, 233 e Madison Awbrey Prestly, tobacconist, 2.33 e MadisoQ Awbrey Thomas P. painter, 249, e Monument Ayd John, confectionery, 244 e Eager

J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Plonr, Grain, Seeds, &«. Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's AVHarC

study your Interest and Buy your Clothing of SMITH BEOS. & CO.

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Ayd Joseph, carpenter, 259 Aisquith

Avers Andrew, ship joiner, 78 s Washington

F. P. Ayers Geo. W. carpenter, 248 w Baltimore Ayers James H. rigger, 79 s Ann Ayers John, teamster, 10 n Amity Ayers Dr. Robert H. 73 n Eutaw Ayers Capt. Samuel, 214 s Ann Ayers J. H. rigging loft, 36 Fell Ayler John W. clerk, 241 n Caroline Ayres & Coulter, (Henry H. Ayres, John C. Coulter,) grocers and commission mer- chants, 55 Light Ayres Daniel H. watchman, 115 Albemarle Ayres Henry H. (Ayres & Coulter) 47 w

Monument Ax Christian, (G. W. Gail & Ax,) 59 Barre Axer John, soldier, 136 e Monument

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Baarfe Patrick, tavern, 63 President Baas Frederick, restaurant, 39 s Poppleton Baader John, cigar maker, 20 Mott BABB JOHN D. baker, 68 s Charles Babb John D. jr. baker, 68 s Charles Babbot Mrs. tliza, seamstress, 296 s Chapel Babendrier Louis, piano maker, 9 n Pine Bacchus John G. clerk, 110 w Fayette Baccigalluppo Vincent, confectionery, 101

Hiilen Bach Adam, flour and feed, 329 Aisquith Bach Mrs. Catharine, 44 Chatsworth Bach Catharine, cake stand, 122 n Dallas Bach Henry, cutler, 314 e Baltimore Bach John, porter, 120 n Dallas Bach John, box maker, 424 Hanover Bach Mrs. Mary, 259 s Bond Bach Philip, tailor, s e cor Clifton and Penn. av Bach Wm. cigar maker, 257 w Pratt Bacharach Aaron, peddler, 164 e Lombard Bacharach Abraham, dry goods, 77 Ensor Bacharach David, second-hand dealer, 90

Hiilen Bachelor George, blacksmith, 290 Johnson Bachelor J. P. clerk, Adams Express, 34 Con- stitution Bachelor John, fisherman, 290 Johnson Bachelor Lewis, delivery clerk, Adams Ex- press, 25 Josephine Bachelor Lewis, express driver, 9 Josephine Bachelor Adam, laborer, 145 s Exeter Bachman George piano maker, 133 Henrietta Bachman Henry, grocer, 214 s Caroline Bachman John, taifor, 98 Ensor Bachman Jas E. pattern maker, 201 Conway Bachman John M. cigar maker, 84 n Exeter Bachmann Frederick, lager beer , 215 s Eutaw Bachrach David, photographer, 213 n Gay,

dw 80 Hiilen ' Bacigalupo Dominic, confectionery, 110 Light

St. wf, dw 20 Camden Bacigalupo James, confectionery, 100 Light

St. wf, dw 146 Camden Bacigalupo James, confectionery, 146 Light

St. wf Backel John, shoemaker, 121 Mullikin Backer Mrs. Margaret, grocer, 515 Lexington Backert Andrew, shoemaker, 147 s Chapel Backman Earnest, 19 Barnes iJackman Frederick, soldier, 156 n Dallas Backman John, laborer, 127 Barre Backman Joseph, laborer, 202 s Wolf

BACKUS REV. JOHN C. 126 w Madison Backus Peter, boot and shoemaker, 255 e Pratt Backus Wm. cigar maker, Black Horse tavern Bacon & Co. (James E. Bacon, and James

Lipp,) coffee manuf. 476 w Baltimore Bacon James E., M. D. (Bacon & Co.) 476 w

Baltimore Bacon Mrs. Jane, confectionery, 182 Madi- son av Bacon Capt. John, 94 e Fayette Baden John R. clerk, 90 s Sharp Baden John, 419 n Gay Badcncouph Mrs. Helena M. tailoress, 255 n

Central av Bader Mrs. Helena, confectionery, 176 e

Madison Bader Henry, barber, 191 Lexington Badger Mary, 38 Hanover Badger Thos. P. sewing machine operator,

12 Mulberry Baepler Henry, baker, s w cor Mulberry and

Pearl Baer Arthur P. (Baer & Crane,) 132 w Biddle BAER& BRO. (Geo. H. Baer and C. W.

Baer,) produce, prov; and gen'l com. mer- chants, 143 n Howard Baer Chas. W. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard Baer Christopher, laborer, 114 Orleans BAER & CRANE, (A. P. Baer and J. C.

Crane,) hide and leather dealers, 2 Water Baer Dr. Edward R. surg. 1st Md. regt. dw

270 w Fayette Baer Geo. H. (Baer & Bro.) 175 n Howard Baer Isaac, (Lewis Baer &c Bro.) 95 Hanover Baer James, 132 w Biddle Baer John, cooper, 248 s Sharp Baer John H. blacksmith, 521 Light dw 614 Baer John, grocery, 98 s Spring Baer Lewis, (L. Baer & Bro.) 11 Camden Baer Lewis & Bro. (Lewis Baer and Isaac

Baer,) dealer in furs rags, &c., 11 Camden Baer Thomas E. law student, 17 St. Paul Baer Sarah N. 36 Pleasant Baerlan Frederick, laborer, 132 Low Baermer John, laborer, 221 s Bethel Baetjer Henry, keeper drays, 93 s Caroline Baetjer Henry, jr. salesman, 93 s Caroline Baetjer J. George, salesman, 93 s Caroline Bagge Thomas, express driver, 93 Conway Baggott Elizabeth, dressmaker, 194 Madison

av Baggott Thos. wire worker, 194 Madison av Bagnell Michael, laborer, 82 Cross Bagwell Mrs. Catharine, boarding house, 70

Conway Bagwell Thomas, mariner, 10 Fish Market

space Bahartz Inatz, shoemaker, 164 M ulberry Bahhan John S. grocery, 23 New Church Bahike Frederick, tailor, 98 s Wolf Bahlman Henry, 454 Light Bahm Lewis, tailor, 120 s Dallas Bahman John, tailor, 98 Ensor Bahore Mary, 3 Leadenhall BAIER (or BAYER) JOHN, brewer, 392

Canton av. — [See p 22 Advertisements.] Baier John, laborer, 1 s Choptank Baierlein Simon 304 s Sharp, Baierlipp John, tailor, 247 e Fayette Baiger Frederick, shoemaker, 83 Boston Bailey Mrs. Caroline, teacher, 288 e Pratt Bailey Caroline, 147 n Bond Bailey Mrs. Catharine, 98 Preston

AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Maniifactiirers of White Lend, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue. BTeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Vai-nlshes, 100 "W. Lombard Street.

SMITH BBOS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Bailey Charles, ship carp. 178 Gough Bailey Edward A. painter, 111 Preston Bailey Edwin, (Coleman & Bailey,) 16 s

Broadway Bailey Elizabeth, 197 n Howard Bailey Mrs. Henrietta, Washington betw

Baltimore and Lombard Bailey Henry, pilot, 178 Gough Bailey Jas. F. (Linthicum & Co.) 177 n High Bailey James, ship carp. 178 Gough Bailey James, machinist, 302 e Pratt Bailey John, laborer, 330 Raborg Bailey John M. carpenter. 40 Dolphin Bailey John, weaver, 485 Belair av Bailey Lewis E. (Cushings & Bailey,) 237 w

Lombard Bailey Lucy, confectioner, 8 Stirling Bailey Mary, grocery, 276 Cathedral Bailey Mary, hucksteress, 215 Hollins Bailey Mrs. Matilda, 42 Cross Bailey Mrs. M. E. 12 s Gay Bailey Ragina, 1 n High Bailey Robert M. dispatcher of trains, 92

Preston Bailey Thos. laborer, foot of Hamburg Bailey Wm. boots and shoes, 108 Lexington

dw 381 Saratoga Bailey Wm. ship carpenter, 86 William Bailie Mary B. 80 s Bond BAILY JAMES, alcohol and neutral spirits

267 Cross, office 95 w Lombard dw 36 s

Greene Bain Geo. W keeper of Balto. city alms hous,

Calverton road, Balto. Co. Bain John W. cooper, 128 McHenry Bainard John, huckster, 62 n Ann Bainer Barbara, 66 Ramsay Bainer Henry R. shoemaker, 301 n Gay Bainhart John, wagoner, 175 s Ann Bains Francis, blacksmith, 594 w Pratt Bair Henry, cabinet maker 124 n Dallas Bair Wm wheelwright, Franklin House Baird Robert, machinist, 265 s Charles Baird Thos. D; teacher, 53 Lexington Bairschmid Henry, laborer, 177 s Eden Baitz Wm. H. cabinet maker, 132 s Dallas Baitzel Jacob G. carpenter, 120 s Sharp Bailzel John, bricklayer, Clinton, Canton Baker Capt. Alexander, 86 e Pratt Baker Alexander, clerk, 223 Saratoga Baker Mrs. Antoinette, 187 Vine Baker Aritone, teacher, 6 Creek al Baker August, shoemaker, 90 Orchard Baker August, tailor, 238 Barre Baker August, shoemaker, 340 s Sharp Baker Benjamin F. cooper, 34 s Carohne BAKER BROTHERS & CO. (H. J. Baker,

J. Baker, J. Rogers jr.) manufacturer's

agents for Baltimore, and New Jersey glass

works, chemicals, oils, ^-c, 32 and 34 s

Charles — [Seep. 41 Mvertisements.] BAKER & BROWN, (Wm. Baker & John

Brown,) brass and bell founders and edge

tool manufacturers, 10 w Pratt Baker Catharine, 250 e Chase Baker Charles, soldier, 298 s Paca Baker Charles, shoemaker, 244 Hanover Baker Charles J. (Baker Bros. & Co.) Athol,

Frederick road Baker Charles, butcher, 540 Penna. av Baker Christian, baker, 12Sterrett Baker Christopher, shoemaker, Belair av.

near Chester

Baker Conrad, carpenter, 309 Mulberry

Baker Davis, mariner, 69 Harford av

Baker Edward E. shoemaker, 22 n Poppleton

Baker Eleanora E. 42 McCulloh

Baker Mrs. Eleanora, 76 s Republican

Baker Mrs. Eliza, 529 n Gay

Baker F. tailor, 4.35 w Pratt

Baker Francis, laborer, Clinton, opp Chesa.

peake furnace Baker Frederick, shoemaker, 178 s Durham Baker George, baker, 263 n Bond Baker, George P. salesman, 13 s Howard Baker George, confectionery, 32 Perry Baker George, blacksmith, 2 Baker ct Baker George, varnisher, 329 Mulberry Baker Gotlieb, tailor, 27 Goodman al Baker Greenbury, milk, 529 n Gay Baker Greenbury, milk, 213 n Eden Baker Gideon, nightman, 34 Gough Baker Henry, moulder, 72 s Central av Baker Hammond, ship carpenter, 173 s Bond Baker Harriet, boarding house, 219 Boston i Baker Henry, shoemaker, 122 Conway Baker Capt. Henry, 230 e Fayette Baker Henry J. (Baker, Bros. & Co.) N. Y. Baker Henry, cabinet maker, 159 e Fayette Baker Henry, tailor, 68 n Front Baker Henry, laborer, 17 Port Baker Henry, baker, 411 n Gay Baker Mrs. Capt. Horatio, 233 Harford av Baker Isaac M. tavern, 108 Low Baker Jacob, butcher, 100 Centre, 59 Lexing- ton and 55 Hanover markets, dw 540 Penn- sylvania av Baker Jacob, cooper, 15 Bevan Baker Jacob, police, 18 Jefferson Baker Jacob, soldier, 199 Hamburg Baker James C. ship carp. 175 Bank Baker James M. produce dealer, 39 Penna. av dw Fremont, between Franklin & George Baker James, flour and feed store, cor Penna.

av and St. Mary, dw 189 n Fremont Baker James, machinist, 81 n Amity Baker James, city garbage cart, 493 Belair av Baker John, ship carpenter, 135 Thames Baker John, laborer, 92 Walker ct Baker John, laborer, 184 s Spring Baker John, shoemaker, 47 Perry Baker John W. (J. W. Bruff&'Co.) 315 vr

Lombard Baker John G. mate, 127 s Regester Baker John G. colporter, 25 Jackson Baker John, ship carp. 34 Gough Baker John, 72 Lowson Baker John M. shoemaker, 309 e Madison Baker John, laborer, 67 Somerset Baker J. Thomas, baker, 440 Lexington Baker John T. shoemaker, 263 n Dallas Baker John, shoemaker, 178 s Durham Baker J. W. cabinet maker, 296 n Gay Baker John C. boiler maker, ti7 n Poppleton Baker John, laborer, 3 Leadenhall Baker John H. huckster, 75 s Fremont Baker Joseph O. agent U. S. mail R. R. 63

Ensor Baker Joseph, 194 Saratoga Baker Lycurgus A. clerk, 90 s Sharp BAKER & McCRACKEN, (N. Baker & J. McCracken,) paper and rag dealers, 120 w Lombard Baker Mrs. Laura, 98 n Charles Baker Mrs. Kate B. 208 Conway Baker Mrs. Mary E. tailoress, 54 Albemarle

TH£ GJROVKR Si BAKSR SBWIIVG niACHINi: Is the best for all piirposes— SAIiBS ROOaiS— 181 Baltimore Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W. BALTIMORE STREET, next to SMITH BROS. & CO.

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Baker Mrs. Mary E. 278 Hollins Raker Mrs. Marg't, washerwoman, 145 Vine Baker Mary E. 293 n Howard Baker Minna, boot and shoe store, 1.33 n Gay Baker N. C Baker iV McCracken,) 21 Warren Baker Philip, boxmaker, over 8 Camden Baker Mrs. Rachel, 75 s Fremont BAKER RICHARD J. manufacturer of dye wood and dealer in dye stuffs and chemicals, 36 s Charles, dw Windsor mill road. — [See p. ]~ ^Advertisements.] Baker Robt. B. cabinet maker, 458 Lexington Baker Robt. B. cabinet mak. 34 n Fremont Baker Samuel, laborer, 68 w Biddle Bakef Sophia, 50 s Ann Baker Susannah, 72 Lee Baker Mrs. Sarah, 67 McElderry Baker Theodore, carp'r. Belair av extended Paker Thomas, ship carpenter, n e cor Wash- ington and West Baker Valentine, curled hair, 193 Fred'k av Baker Wm. rigger, 132 Gough Baker Wm. machinist, Franklin Inn Baker Wm. W. cooper, 123 s Exeter Baker Wm. H. junk shop, 262 s Charles Baker Wm. (Wm. Baker & Co.) 1 Mount Baker Wm. carpenter. Chase near Central av Baker Judge William, Windsor mill road Baker Wm. tailor, 75 McHenry BAKER WM.& CO. (Wm. Baker,) tobacco commission merchants, 49 Exchange place Baker Wm. D. sailmaker, 245 Gough Baker Wm. M. clerk, 171 w Fayette Baker Wm. J. hardware dealer, 6 Gough Baker Wm. G. clerk, 6 Gough Baker Wm. (Baker & Brown,) 6 Gough Baker W. S. n w cor St. Paul & Madison Baker Wm . H. K. sutler, 15 Pearl Baker Wm. A. clerk, 311 e Eager Baker Wm. mariner, 171 German Balar Henry, whitewasher, 45 James la Balcke Frederick, carpenter, 3 s Frederick Bald Catharine, 91 Penna av Bald Frederick W. lock and gun smith, 91

Penna. av Bald Wm. F. carter, 1 James al Balden Joseph, laborer, 28 Scott Baldersion Hugh & Son, (J. IJalderston & T.

Balderston,) wire workers, 12 s Calvert Balderston Jacob, (Hugh Balderston & Sun,)

150 w Lombard BALDERSTON, WARD & CO. (J. C. Bal- derston and J. H. Ward,) boot and shoe com'sion merchants, over 273 w Baltimore Balderston John C. (Balderston, Ward & Co)

48 w Monument Balder^■ton Dr. Josiaii, dentist, 40 Lexington Balderston Marcellus, iron worker, 172 s

Central av Balderston Thomas, (H. Balderston & Sons,)

12 s Calvert Bald us John, laborer, 153 Stirling Baldwin Anna, 79 Franklin Baldwin Christopher C. (Woodward, Bald- win &. Co.) New York Baldwin Caleb C. constable, 225 e Lombard Baldwin David, treas. Savings Bank of Balti- more, n w cor McCulloh & Dolphin Baldwin E. F. architect, 57 w Biddle Baldwin Dr. Edwin C. 124 n Exeter, dw

Brown's hotel, 119 n High Baldwin Geo. R. tobacconist, 201 Mulberry Baldwin John F. moulder, 52 Leadenhall

Baldwin James T. tobaccouist, 98 n Gay, dw

201 Mulberry Baldwin John H. carpenter, 120 Eden Baldwin John, engineer, 97 s Fremont Baldwin James T. tailor, 201 Mulberry Baldwin Mrs. Mary, 46 Pearl Baldwin Mary E. 57 w Biddle BALDWIN, MYER & CO. (R. T. Baldwin

and T. J. Myer,) oyster packers and pre- servers of fruits, 90 West Falls av Baldwin Robert, laO Columbia Baldwin Robert T. (Baldwin, Myer & Co.)

274 Madison av BALDWIN R. W. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw

Anne Arundel County Baldwin Samuel A. carter, 211 n Eden Baldwin Summerfield, (Norris & Baldwin,)

236 n Eutaw Baldwin Wm. H. jr. (Woodward, Baldwin

& Co.) 115 Park Baldwin W. H. blacksmith, 518 w Lombard Bales Adam, bricklayer, 2 Franklin Balinger Charles, gardener, 1 McMechin Balke Frederick, carpenter, 33 Clay, dw 3 s

Frederick Balke Wm. tailor, 312 w Pratt Balkman Wm. mariner, near Poppleton be- tween Franklin and Pierce Balmer James, apothecary, n e cor Baltimore

and High Ball August M. saddler, .59 Scott Ball Christian, laborer, Hammond al near

Exeter Ball Charles, engineer navy, 69 Pearl Ball David, sup'i Md. Western hay scales,

166 Franklin Ball George, mariner, 59 Thames Ball Henry S. bricklayer, 79 Pearl Ball John, marble cutter, 243 Forrest Ball John, huckster, H Diamond Ball John L. bricklayer, 176 s Ann Ball John L. shoemaker, 58 e Enger Ball John D. carpenter, 335 n Howard, dw

235 Aisquilh Ball Pliilip A. (Frick & Ball,) Baltimore Co. Ball Robert, mariner, 67 s Wolfe Ball Sarali, dress maker, 1 n High Ball Sarah A. furnishing store, 28 e Baltimore Ball Walter, jr. clerk, Q. M. department, 89

Pearl Ball Walter, treas. Balto. Steam Packet Co.,

office. Union dock, dw s e cor. Bolton and

Townsend Ball Wm. D. bailiff Crinrl Court, 79 Pearl Ball Wm. A. bricklayer 28 e Baltimore Balla John, 3 n High Balla Theodore, machinist, 627 Light Ballantine Alex. B. ship carpenter, 102 s Ann Ballard Cyrus, mail agent, 231 e Pratt Ballard E. L. merchandise broker, 661 w

Fayette Ballard Edward J. sailmaker, over 96 Light-st

wharf, dw 158 German Ballard Eliza, teacher, 158 German Ballard George E. 139 n Calvert Ballard Levin E. merchandise broker, s e cor.

Exchange place & Commerce, dw Fayette

w of Gilmor Ballard James, blacksmith, 1 Chase Ballard Mrs. Ruth M. boarding, 139 n Calvert Ballard Samuel H. clerk, 139 n Calvert Ballard Mary, teacher, 158 German Ballauf Augustus, lager beer, 73 Harrison

JAM£S H. aOHiVSOSr, City Steam Firewood MiUs— Warren's Fire and "Water-prooT Roofing, and Patent Neoteric @nu>kiJig Tubes, over 99 \V. Baltimore-st.

THE GREAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 38 W. Baltimore Street.

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Ballauf Augustus, morocco drcs. 69 H:ii-rison Ballauf Charles E. morocco dres. 69 Harrison Ballauf Edward, currier, 67 Harrison Ballauf Wm. L. currier, 69 Harrison Ballenger Thomas, cooper. 147 s Bond Ballentine Archibald, plasterer, 191 s Paca Ballieder Cor^rad, tailor, 195 Orleans Ballman Ann(!, grocer, 755 Light Ballinan Frank, whitewasher, 238 n Kden BallmaiiFred. drayman, 178 e Fayette Ballman [Icnry, cabinet maker, 755 Light Balloch James, 478 Lexington Balloch Robert A. assessor of Internal Reve- nue, 422 w Pratt, d\v 478 Lexitigton Balster Charles, emigrant agent, 30 Fell Balster John, ship carpenter, 133 Tiiames B.iltlius Elizabeth, tailorcss, 254 e Eager Baltimore At'ieneeum, cor. St. Paul and Sar- atoga, oficupii-'d by Baltimore Library Co., Mercantile Library Association and Md. Historical Society BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR MOR- AL AND EDUCATIONAL LMPROVE- MKNT OF COLORED PEOPLE, rooms 3& 4 Bible house. 75 w Fayette Baltimore Academy of the Visitation, corner

Park and Centre Baltimore Association for Improving the Con- dition of the Poor, 24 w Fayette BALTIMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE & TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, [H- B. Bryant, II. D. Stratton, L. B.uinister& W. H. Sadtler, proprietors,) cor. St. Paul and Lexington Biltimore City Jail, Madison, e of Jones' Falls BALTlMOllKCLll'I'ER, 134 w Baltimore BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE, n w cor.

of Gay and Lombard BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAIL- WAY CO., office over n e cor. Eutaw suid Balto. Henry Tyson, pix'sident BALTI.MORE GO'S. STANDARD FER- TILIZERS, cor. Ridgely and Stockholm, Spring Garden BAL riMORE and CUBA SMELTING and MINING CO. COPPER WORKS, cor. Cuba and Andre, Locust Point, and Canton and Clinton-sts., Canton, office over 30 South, Clinton Leverinsr, iiresident BALTIMORE, CATO.NSVILLE & ELLI- COTTS MILLS RAILWAY, office 32 Frederick av BALTIMORE CEMETERY CO., office 6 South, Thomas Wilson, president, Edward G. Diggs, secretary and treasurer BALTIMORE CITY & COUNTY ALMS- HOUSE, Calverton road Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, cor of Liimbard and Hanover, entrance Lombard BALTIMORE COAL OIL WORKS, foot of Eutaw, R. M. Smith, pro. office over 13 s

BAL riMORE DAILY GAZETTE, 112 w

Baltimore BALTIMORE EaUITABLE SOCIETY,

for insuring houses from loss by fire, office

19 South, Francis A. Crook, treasurer BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, 53

St. Paul, N.C. Brooks, principal. — [Seep.

35 Mvertisements.] BALTIMORE FIRK INSURANCE CO., s

w cor. South and Water, J. I. Cohen, jr.,

president

Baltimore Glass Works, e end of G. Hughes Baltimore Infirmary, s w cor. Greene and

Lombard Baltimore Gymnasium, Carroll Hall, s e cor.

Calvert «^- Baltimore, John Carson, president BALTIMORE LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,

late Winans, next to Mt. Clare Depot Baltimore Life Insurance Co. 7 Soutli, John

I. Donaldson, president BALTIMORE MACHINE AND TOOL

SHOP, office 72 w Pratt. Baltimore Alarine Observatory, e end of Mont- gomery Baltimore Museum, n w cor Baltimore and

Calvert BALTIMORE MARINE INSURANCE CO

n w cor South and Water, James Hooper,

jr. president Baltimore Orpiian Asylum, Strieker near Lex-

BAl/riMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

CO. office Camden Station Baltimore Price Current, office Merchant's Excliange Reading Rooms, George U. Por- ter, publisher BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT CO., office 3 Light street wharf, J. Alexander Shriver, agent Baltimore Rosine Association, 335 w Pratt Baltimore Steam Laundry, basement 1 e Bal- timore, next to bridge; Christopher Search, proprietor Baltimore Stock Board, 45 w Fayette BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO. of- fice s end Concord, Union Dock, M. N. Falls, agent

BALTIMORE and SUSQUEHAN- NA STEAM CO., Jos. James Tay- lor Agent, office lower end West Falls avenue.

BALTIMORE UNITED BUTCHERS' AS- SOCIATION, n e cor Neighbor & McKim BALTIMORE WECKER, daily and weekly German newspaper, 3 n Frederick, Wm. SchnauITer, proprietor Baltimore Venango Oil Co. 117 w Baltimore;

Hi)race Abbott president Baltimore Working Men's Union, 5 s Fred'k Balttasar Frederick, gardener, 200 s Dallas Baltz Anthony, paper carrier, 233 s Dallas Baliz Edward, butcher, 488 Penn'a av Baltz Henry, laborer, 233 s Dallas Baltz Wm. butcher, 35 Belair market, dw.

Patterson, near Greenmount Cemetery Baltzell Alexander, merchant, 220 Franklin Baltzell C. paper hanger, 10 Somerset Baltzell Louisa, 231 Franklin HALTZKLL DR. WM. H. 90 Hanover Baltzer George, laborer, 206 s Wolfe Baltzer Henry, 82 s Central av Balz Rhinehard", butcher, 424 Penn'a av Balzer Henry, tailor, 82 s Central av Balzer Nich. porter, 16 s Chapel Bambach Henry, portrait painter, 211 s Wolfe Bambach Joseph, grocery, 100 n Central av Bamberger Abraham, butcher, 83 Mullikin Bamberger Ansel (Bamberger Sf Co.) 12ft e Baltimore

SHIRTS I SHIRTS! I SHIRTS! ! ! SatisfecUon Guaranteed in Fit, Finish and Style, OT no Sale. RAYMOXD, BURTON & CO., 168 Baltimore-st., atoove Calvert.

Get your Clothing made at SMITH BROS. & CO., No. 40 W.

Baltimore Street.

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Bamberger Brothers, (M. Bamber- ger & H. Bamberger,) dry goods, 143 Lexington and 57 n Howard.

Bamberger David, dry goods, 43 n Howard,

dw 111 w Fayette BAMBERGER & CO. (E. Bamberger & A,

Bamberger,) millinery, ribbons and fancy

goods dealers, 247 \v Baltimore Bamberger E. (Bamberger & Co.) 48 s Eutaw Bamberger Josepli C. iron works, 381 n Gay Bamberger Moses, (Bamberger Bros.) 126 e

Baltimore Bamberger Wm. H. grocery, 243 e Madison Bance John, laborer, 132 Low Bancroft Cliarles F. clerk, 12 n High Bancroft John, bri<klayer, 12 n High Bancroft John D. bricklayer, 12 n High Bandel Andrew J. coal dealer, cor West Falls

and Eastern avs, dw 67 n Front Bandel Francis, shoemaker, 79 Grindall Bandel Grafton, cabinet maker, 152 Franklin Bandel Isaac C. conductor C. P. R. R. 67 n

Front Bandel John M. & Sons (J. M. Bandel, sr.,

(J. M. Bandel, jr. & Martin L. Bandel,) im- porters of coffee, &c. 119 Smith's wharf Bandel Justina B. 96 s Exeter Bandel Leonard J. block and pump maker &

ass't engineer fire dep't, 97 McElderry's

wharf, dw 96 s Exeter Bandel M. L. 365 e Pratt Bandel Philip, 202 e Fayette Bandell Mrs. Ann Maria, 204 e Madison Bandell Charles S. 63 s Caroline Bandell George E. 67 n Front Bandell George W. carver, 52 e Pratt Bandell John M. (John M. Bandell & Sons,)

365 e Pratt Bandell John W. clerk, 365 e Pratt Bandell Capt. Michael H. mariner, 160 s Bond Bandell Wm. bacon dealer, 70 n Bond Bando Frederick, barber, 267 n Bond Bane Christian, sawyer, 167 s Wolfe Bane Miss E. 198 e Madison Bane John, clerk, 198 e Madison Bang Francis G. 203 Columbia Bange Frank, barber, 184 n Eden Bange Jacob, clerk, Franklin House Bange Michael, carter, 228 n Dallas Banger Henry, cabinetmaker, 110 Low Bangert Anthony, tailor, 196 Eastern av Bangert Joseph, baker, 8 Fell Bangert Philip, coal oil and lamps, s e corner

Central av and Chew Bangert Rudolph, hatter, 116 McElderry Bangs Charles, clerk, 11 Penn Bangs David A. clerk, 154 w Madison Bangs Dwight, clerk, 49 Lexington Bangs Edward (Carey, Bangs & Woodward,)

154 w Madison Bangs Elizabeth, 154 w Madison Bangs John, boot and shoemaker, 229 w Pratt,

dw 232 Bane Bangs Mrs. Mary A. 113 s Bond Banghard Nicholas, porter, 12 Union BANK OF BALTIMORE, n e cor Baltimore

and St. Paul BANK OF COMMERCE, 26 South, Jas.W.

Allnutt, pres't Bankard David, 5 Perry Bankard Henry JN. 17 Fremont, nr Penn 'a av

BANKARD JACOB J. beef and pork pack- er, 40 Second, dw n e cor Baltimore and Chester Bankard Jacob J. jr. clerk, n e cor Baltimore

and Chester Bankard James M. butcher, 67 Hampstead Bankard John, ship-joiner, 257 s Durham Bankard John L. butcher, 436 e Baltimore Bankerd Dennis, 108 Pine Bankerd Wm. (John F. Forrester & Co.) 211

w Biddle Bankhead Robert, clerk, 30 n Fremont Banks Benj. F. furniture wagoner, 97 McEl- derry Banks Daniel B. president Union Manufac- turing Co., office cor Howard and German, dw 194 Franklin Banks David, furniture, 59 South, dw 380 e

Baltimore, e of Washington Banks Henry, 935 s Dallas Banks John, machinist, 15 s Schroeder Banks John, shoemaker, 232 Barre Banks John M. machinist, 15 s Schroeder Banks Joseph, 15 McElderry Banks Joshua, tinner, 172 n Eutaw Banks Joshua (Kellum & Banks,) 15 McEl- derry Banks Joshua E. tinner, 172 n Eutaw Banks Lewis, machinist, 48 s Poppleton Banks Mrs. Lydia D. 121 Saratoga Banks Mary, 14 Saratoga Banks Morton D. 84 e Pratt Banks Robert T. china ware, 53 South, dw

233 w Lombard Banks Robert T. jr. clerk, 233 w Lombard Banks Samuel, machinist, Townsend between

John and Grundy Banks Wm. tinner, 38 Warner Banks W. H. S. clerk, 380 e Baltimore Banks Wm. H. clerk, 443 n Gay Banks W. E. (Swain & Banks) 25 s High Banks Wm. J. grocer, n e cor Bond and Eager Bannan John, laborer, 16 Diamond Bannan John, painter, 85 Druid Hill av Bannan John, grocer, s e cor Lexington and

Paca Bannan John, machinist, 1 Abey al Bannan Lawrence, machinist, 79 York Bannan Michael, grocer, 447 n Gay BANNON M. attorney, .32 St. Paul, dw.

Anne Arundel Co. Bannon Patrick, drayman, 120 Scott Bannon Mrs. Hannah, grocery, 362 Ostend Bannenberg Fredk. shoemaker, 344 w Pratt Banning Mrs. Catharine, 280 Lexington Bannister Wm. plasterer, 689 w Baltimore Bansel Conrad, baker, 139 s Wolfe Bansemer G. A. (W. G. Bansemer & Co.)

199 w Hoffman BANSEMER W. G. & CO. (W. G. Banse- mer & G. A. Bansemer) wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 108 w Lombard Bansemer Wm. G. (W G. Bansemer &c Co.)

195 w Hoffman Banthem Charles W. wheelwright, 289 Cross Banthem Geo. W. quartermaster U. S. N.,

289 Cross Banthem James M. police, 288 Cross Banthem James, coachmaker, 289 Cross Bantz Dr. Edward, 22 Columbia Bantz Eugene H. clerk, 305 Lexington Bantz Gideon, (H. Pendexter & Co.) 320 w Baltimore

HENRY OIESB, Conunlsgion merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &«. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.

THE GKEAT FURNISHING HOUSE, No. aS W. Baltimore Street.

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Bantz Henry H. salesman, 3l2 w Baltimore BANTZ THEODORE S. agent, boot, shoe, hat and cap dealer, 322 w Baltimore, dw 305 Lexington Bantzer Frederick, liquor store, 239 s Bond Banz Eve, 115 McKldrrry Baphor T. C. Eutaw Hou^e Bapisteiler George, shocmakrr, 114 s Durham BAQIJOL & KAECHLER (Jules Baquol & Jacques Kaechkr,) nianufact'rs of French confectionery, wholesale only, 42 Pine Baquol Jules, (Baquol & Kaechler,) 42 Pine Bar & Bro. (Bernian Bar & Levi Bar,) cloth- iers, 169 s Broadway Bar Berman (Bar & Bro.) 180 s Broadway Bar Christian, laborer, IHO Hughes Bar Levi (Bar & Bro.) ]89 s Broadway Barbee George B. (Gephart & Barbee,) 626 w

Baltimore Barber Edward, iron roller, 135 Hudson Barber Frederick, laborer, 196 Eastern av Barber Mrs. Ida, 57 Cohimljia Earlier John, finisher, 481 w Lombard Barber John G. deputy provost marshal, 450

w Fayette Barber Mich 'I, rigger, Caroline near Thames Barljer Sarah, dress niak(>r, 27 Pearl Barber Walter T. clerk, 34 s Sharp Barber Zebulon, wheelwright. Black Horse tavern. High ,

Barberech Joseph, cabinet maker, 65 Wash- ington, F. H. Barbour David M. com. mcrch't, 87 Smith's

wharf, dw 25 Aisquith Barbiue Charles, fisherman, 132 Johnson Barl)iiie Wm. E. ship carpenter, 132 Johnson Barclier John, upholsterer, 192 s Ann Barchcr Susan, huckstress, 192 s Ann B irchus John H. chirk, 7 s Caroline Barclay Mrs. Hannah C.69 s Ann Barclay Marcus C. engineei-, 69 s Ann Barclay Nicholas, confectionery stand, n w

cor Baltimore and Liberty Barclay Richard R. mariner, 285 e Fayette Bard Thomas P. 278 L"xington Barden Elizabeth, 97 Block Birden Michael, laborer, 131 Sterrett Bardroff Joseph, plasterer, 18 Lanvale Bardrotf Lewis, 82 s Ann Bard roll" IjC wis C. wood and coal dealer, 122

s Wolfe Barepich John, soldier, 269 s Dallas Bargar Deeter, bricklayer, 65 Franklin Bargar George W. bricklayer, Druid Hill av Bargar Henry, bricklayer, 172 Mulberry Bargar Joseph H. moulder, 84 Henrietta Bargar Sarah, teacher, 239 Franklin Bargi't Geo. musiciin, 37 L. McKlderry B irgin D barkeeper U. S. Hotel, 69 President Bargin Wm. clerk U. S. Hotel, 69 President Banes Jacob, laborer, 2U9 Aliceanna Barkaineyer Henry, laborer, 5 S iratoga B irke Ciiristian, sli )emaker, 332 s Cnarles Barker Albert, clerk, 134 n Gay Barker Alfred, pattern maker, 89 n Front Barker Charles F. clerk, 362 n Eutaw Barker Edward W., of B. & 0. R. R. 362 n Eu- taw Barker Emily, dress maker, 21 n Eutaw Barker Evan T. 168 Catnedral Barker Fredk clerk, 227 German Barker Mrs. Harriet A. 160 n Calvert Barker James Thomas, mariner, 55 Hamburg

Barker John A. property agent, 15 St. Paul,

dw 160 n Calvert Barker John P. tobacconist, 86 Barre Barker John A. clerk, 160 n Calvert Barker John, mariner, Meyer ct Barker Mrs. John, 362 n Eutaw Barker Joseph, clerk, 160 n Calvert Barker Joseph H. clerk. 160 n. Calvert Barker Wm. K. tobacconist, 265 w Pratt, dw

86 Barre Barker Wm. clerk Mechanics' Bank, 77 w

Biddle Barker Wm. C. clerk, Marriott near Haubert Barker Wm. private watchman, 55 w Biddle Barkin John, boatman, 32 Chew Barklage & Henneman, (H. A. Barklage &

John Henneman) packing box makers, 15

Cowperi al Barklage Henry A. (Barklage & Henneman,)

80 n Eutaw Barkley Geo. L. provisions, 267 e Lombard Barkley Robert, tailor, 43 Eastern av Barknian Joseph, cigar. maker. 76 Pierce Barkman Wm. cigar maker, 76 Pierce Barlage Frank, grocery, 260 Montgomery Barley John, laborer, 20 s Carey Barley John T. engineer, 20 s Carey BARLING EDWARD, carpenter, 167 Stir- ling Barlow Clinton, clerk, 503 w Fayette Barlow Mrs. Honora, seamstress, 21 s Repub- lican BARLOW JOSEPH, grocer, 46 n Paca, dw

503 w Fayette Barlow Joseph, mariner, 42 Fell Barlow Lewis, clerk, 503 w Fayette Barlow Sarah A. seamstress, 141 Saiatoga Barnard John, soap dealer, s e cor Saratoga

and St. Paul Barnard Thomas, draftsman, 57 Columbia Barnard Wm. 57 Columbia B.irnes Alexander M. police, 14 Essex Barnes Agnes V. 140 s Ann Barnes Bernhard, seaman, 95 Elliott Barn(>s Capt. Benj. 83 Columbia Barnes Christian R. police, 239 e Fayette BARiNES, DEBOW & CO. (H. P. Barnes &

C. H. Daiger) dealers in oysters, over 150

w. I'ratt Barnes Daniel J. police, 194 Bank Barnes Mrs Eliza, .seamstress, 325 Saratoga Barnes Mrs. Ellen R. 14 Ramsay Barnes Francis, blacksmith. Booth w of Carey Barnes Hanson P. (Barnes, Debow &Co.) 285

e Madison Barnes Henry, seaman, 95 Elliott Barnes Henry, shoemaker, 100 Scott Barnes Jas. E wheelwright, 327 Eastern ay Barnes James, lumber inspector, 28 Jefferson. Barnes Joshua, 69 s Oregon Barnes John H. oil dealer, 26. McElderry Barnes John A. produce dealer, 26 McEldeir Barnes J(jhn M. blacksmiUi, 24 Laureli -y

Barnes John M. blacksmif.hi.91 Pr,esto» Barnes John R. clerk, 162 n Gay B,\RNES MRS. MARY A, 20,PiQr Barnes Richard, of tobacco, w^irtjiliP .:e

• 425 e Fayette ^se No. 1,

Barnes Rev. Samuelj 174;A^?i<jt' Barnes Samuel F 14,Ram?^r/ j^h

Barnes Samuel E.. engineqc. Barnes, Sarah. A. tailov^ss' qqo Light

Biirnps, 'Susan, ves^H^ftk' ^'2 Gould's ct

jr! 7 n Bond

AUG. G. MEYER it CO., Manufacturers of "White liCatl, Zin.c,.y'

IVeatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre. Paints aMcl Varnislxes, lOO^MJ'. atty, liampljlacls, Glne.

3 I,ombarcl Street.

Get your Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, at No. 38 W. BALTIMOHE STREET, next to SMITH BEOS. & CO.

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Barnes Capt. Thomas H. 14 Williamson Barnes Thomas, laborer, 196 Madison av Barnes Rev. Wm. A. 60 e Baltimore Barnes Wm. M. carpenter, 319 n Eutaw Barnet John, wheelwright. 481 w Lombard Barnet John H. marker custom house, 6 s Re- publican Baiiiet William H. bricklayer, 250 Eastern av Barnett A. E. millinery, 67 n Charles Barnett James, caulker, 125 Washington, F.H. Barnett Maria, seamstress, 336 n Howard Barnett Richard, 245 n Bond Barnett Rosanna, tailoress, 125 Washington,

F. H Barnett Thomas, painter, 162 Bank Barnett Wm. clerk P. 0. 185 Lee Barney James H. (John Sullivan & Sons,) 76

n Charles Barney John W. clerk U. S. A. Medical De- partment, 70 Barre Barnham Andrew, clerk, 359 e Eager Barnhart Mrs. 304 s Sharp Barnickel Johann F. tailor, 84 s Bethel Barnickel Wolfgang, huckster, 13 e Lombard Barnity Alexander H. 211 w Lombard Barnitz Alex. H. bookkeeper, 277 Garden Bainiiz Covington, 29 George Barnitz Covinston D. 669 Lexington BARNITZ M. 29 George Barnslricker Michael, laborer, Washington rd

opposite Mt. Clare Barnstein Solomon, clothing, 107 Camden Barnum Allen S. Grundy near McMechin BABNUM'S CITY HOTEL, fronting Cal- vert, St. Paul and Fayette, D. Dorsey, pro- prietor Barnum George, engineer, 496 w Lombard Barnum Mrs. Zenus, s e cor Cathedral and

Mt. Vernon place Barr James L. clerk N. C. R. 233 Mulberry BARK JOHN, Washington Hotel, n w cor

Eutaw and Camden Barr Samuel, agent NCR. 233 Mulberry Barranger Andrew, laborer, 292 Harford av Barranger Geo. W. butcher, 288 Saratoga Barranger John, clerk, 37 McElderry Barranger John, watchman, s w cor McElderry

and Spring Barranger John L. 128 Forrest BARRANGER LEWIS L., Sr. butcher, 34 Centre, 77 Lexington and 63 Hanover mar- kets, dw 288 Saratoga Barranger Lewis L. jr. butcher, 62 Centre, 44 Lexington and 64 Hanover markets, dw 169 Penna. av Barrett David, watchman, 118 n Fremont BARRETT & DE BEET, (J. L. Barrett & D. H. De Beet,) carvers and gilders, 71 w Baltimore Barrett Edw. wagoner, n e cor Eastern av and

Exeter Barrett Eliza, millinery, 90 Richmond Barrett Mrs. Ellen, rear of 144 Hughes Barrett F. O. (Smoot, Habersham & Barrett)

236 w Hoffman Barrett Gregory, sr. lamplighter, 118 n Fre- mont Barrett George, silversmith, 476 Lexington Barrett & Higgins, (Wm. D. Barrett & J. T. Higgins,) wholesale hat and cap dealers, 272 w Baltimore Barrett Isabella, teacher, 118 n Fremont Barrett James J. musician, 17 McElderry

Barrett James .T. paint and oil store, 240 Lex- ington, dw 108 Mulberry Barrett John L. (Barrett & DeBeet,)5 Jackson

square Barrett John, grocery, 158 e Lombard Barrett John J. 340 Saratoga Barrett John, grocery, 289 e Pratt Barrett L. Z. grocer, 474 Lexington Barrett L. Z. & Co. produce commission mer- chants, 194 Lexington Barrett Maurice W. clerk, 474 Lexington Barrett Mrs. Mary, seamstress. 320 s Sharp BARRETT M. looking glass and picture

frames, 82 n Howard Barrett Mrs. Mary, 320 s Sharp Barrett Mary, i5 n Eutaw Barrett Margaret, 99 Eastern av Barrett Margaret E. 18 s Fremont Barrett Peter, soldier, 46 Cooksie BARRETT WILLIAM, rag dealer, 24 Wil- liam, dw 214 Barre Barrett William, operator fire alarm telegraph,

dw 323 Mulberry Barrett W.D.(Barfett & Higgins)137 w Hoff- man Barrickman Mrs. Ellen, 169 n Paca Barrickman Jacob,cedar coop. 200 e Baltimore Barrier C. F. dry goods, 137 n Gay Barringer Fred'k, bricklayer, 216 Aliceanna Barringer Henry, butcher, 390 w Fayette Barringer Jacob, laborer, 239 s Bethel Barringer James L. police, Jefferson near Ann Barrington, Edw. P. bookkeeper, 702 Saratoga Barrington Frank T. prof music, 124 Grundy Barrington T. N. clerk, 702 Saratoga Barris George W. cooper, 116 n Central av BarroU Benj. C. attorney, s w cor Fayette

and Charles, dw 249 Garden Barroli James W. 286 Madison av Barroll Mary Ann, 109 w Moiuiment Barroli Richard, 109 w Monument Barroll Benjamin C jr. clerk, 42 Second Barron Edward, horseshoer, 267 w Biddle Barron James, carpenter, 137 e Lombard Barron James, of fire depart., 137 e Lombard Barron John M., U. S N. 169 Hanover Barron John, U. S. N. 18 Armistead la Barron John, huckster, 195 s Paca Barron John, huckster, 79 s Pace. Barron John, car|jenter, 142 w Madison Barron John, laborer, 134 Garden Barron Samuel H. 56 n Republican BaiTon Sarah, dairy, 142 w Madison Barron Thomas, laborer, 196 e Madison Barron Thomas, veterinary surgeon, 10 w

Hoffman Barron Wm. D. salesman, 14^^ s Calvert Barrow Denwood H. bookkeeper, 527 w Fay- ette Barrow Mrs. Esther R. 666 Lexington Barrow H. T. bookkeeper, 158 w Lombard Barrow Rev. Thos. 227 e Baltimore Borrows & Co. (Pitt Barrows & R. S. Bar- rows,) brokers, 72 Exchange place Barrows Pitt, (Barrows & Co.) Barnum 's hotel Barrows R.S (Barrows & Co )Barnum's hotel BARRUS GEO. W. & CO. (G. W. Barrus & J. B. Chase,) dry goods, 211 w Baltimore Barnis George W. (G. W. Barrus & Co.)

258 Madison av Barry & Hoogewerff, (J. C. Bairy & S. E. Hoogewerff,) merchandise brokers, 4 Gro- cer's Exchange, Commerce

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THE GROVKR & BAKJSR SEWING MAC HI.VE is tlte best for all piirposes-^ALES ROOBIS— 181 Baltimore Street.

SMITH BROS. &; CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.

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Barry Catherine, 66 Clay

Barry Catherine, 9 Chase

Barry Edmoiid, teamster, 17 Bank

Barry Ellen, 320 w Fayette

Barry Harry A. clerk, 208 Franklin

Barry James C. jr (Barry & Hoogewerff,) 11

McCulloh Barry James, carter, 1 Hargrove al Barry James C. sr. clerk, 11 McCulloh Barry James H. upholsterer, 588 Exeter Barry John L. teller Franklin Bank, 58 s Exeter Barry John, carpenter, 3 Watson Barry John, laborer, 20 St. Mary Barry John, sailor, 19 L. McElderry Barry Mrs. John W. 122 n Poppleton Barry John, actor, 69 Vine Barry John S. &• Co. (J. S. Barry, Wm. Tel- land, W. H. V. Smith, &J S. Telland,) dry goods com. merchants 20 Hanover Barry John S.(J. S.Barry & Co.) 177 St. Paul Barry Capt.John J. bookkeeper, 222 w Fayette Barry John W. huckster, 63 L Montg-omery Barry Llewellyn F. attorney at law, 80 w Fay- ette, dw 79 w Monument Barry Mary 19 L. McElderry Barry Patrick T. plumber, 1 Hargrove al BARRY ROBERT C. attorney at law, n w cor Lexington and Courtland, dw Baltimore County Barry Samuel, barkeeper, 104 n Eutaw Barry Samuel, mariner, 57 Milliman Barry Standish, currier, 58 s Exeter Barry Thomas, 20 St. Mary Barry Wm. H. dealer in game, 393 w Pratt Barry Wm. millwright, 118 York Barry Wm porter, 69 Vine Barry Mrs. Dr. Wm. J. 166 Preston Barry Wm. R (F. B. Loney & Co.) 586 Lex-

iiigron Barsch Philip, barber, 217 Canton av Bartche John, upholsterer, 79 s Bond