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CORNER OF PACA AND GERMAN STREETS, BALTIMORE, MD.
JOSEPH H. McGEE & BROTHER, Proprietors.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 100 PERSONS, AND STABLING FOR 250 HORSES. Also, Two Lots Capable of accommodating 300 Mules. HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR HIRE.
Horses and Carriages taken at LIVERY by the day, weck, or month, on moderate terms.
EVERY ATTENTION PAID TO DROVERS.
E. L. PARKER & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, WIRE, &C., 83 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
EDWIN L. PARKER.
OLIVER A. PARKER.
GEORGE A. POPE, 75 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE, DEALER IN METALS, COPPER SHEETS, BOLTS AND NAILS, TIN, ZINC, ANTIMONY, SHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPE, WROUGHT IRON TUBE AND FITTINGS, FOUNDER'S FACINGS, &c.
Henderson's patent double-action Suction and FORCE PUMPS.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS,
Washington Building,
BALTIMORE STREET, Between Calvert and Light Streets, Opposite Adams & Co.'s Express Office,
BALTIMORE.
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Gentlemens 0 Furnishing Goods FARTI MORE STREET -157-
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MARYLAND SAW MANUFACTORY. HENRY C. BROWN & CO., Manufacturers of every description of CAST STEEL SAWS,
ON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLE, UHLER'S ALLEY, one door from Charles Street, Between Lombard and Pratt Sts., BALTIMORE, MD.
Circular, Mulay, Cross Cut, Pit, Hand, and Wood Saws. SAWS of every des- cription repaired. Sheet Steel cut and straightened. An assortment of Saws of superior quality, and of every description, always on hand. Orders executed with punctuality and dispatch. AWARDED A SILVER MEDAL IN 1855, AND A GOLD ONE IN 1856, AT THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE, FOR SAWS.
JOHN W. MAXWELL & SON, STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
140 N. CALVERT ST., opposite Calvert Station.
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1863-64.
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COMPILED BY
HENRY R. HELLIER.
PUBLISHED ANNUALLY.
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Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1863, by HENRY R. HELLIER,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States in and for the State of Maryland.
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PREFACE.
THE publishers, on presenting to the Public the present volume of the "Baltimore City Business Directory" (being the first edition published by them), beg to thank the business men of Baltimore for the liberal support bestowed thereon, and trust that the work will meet with their approval. The labor and expense which have been bestowed in obtaining the names of our business men have been very great through the influence of Mr. Woods, the publisher of the City Directory, who took upon himself the personal trouble of going amongst our business men and informing them that this was an outside arrangement, and requesting them not to subscribe thereto; notwithstanding the drawbacks, we believe that this Direc- tory is the best ever published in Baltimore, at all events, from the number of our subscribers we feel proud to say that a great need has been felt by the business men of Baltimore for a reliable Busi- ness Directory.
We shall continue the work annually, and publish it annually, and with acquaintance hope that we shall receive your cordial support. We will here take occasion to say that all persons authorized to act as agents for this work are furnished with a PRINTED certificate of authority, signed by the publishers, a reference to which will, at all times, protect the public from fraud.
Our experience in the Directory business is second to none, and we hope by strict attention to the wants of the public to always receive their patronage.
Respectfully,
E. M. CROSS & CO., Publishers.
August 25, 1863.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Adams' Express Co., p 6, back of | Canfield, Brother & Co. (Watches & book
Ammidon & Crombie (Oil Coal), op p 163
Anderson James G. (Leather Dea- ler) op p 146
Anderson W. E. (Cabinet Furni- ture), p 2 back of book
Baker, Brothers & Co. (Window Glass and Druggists' Glass Ware), p 5 back of book
Baker R. J. (Dry Goods, &c.), op p 90
Baltimore Daily Gazette (Newspa- per), op p 161
Baltimore Wecker (Newspaper), op p. 161
Baur John (Lager Beer Brewer), p 3 back of book
Barr John (Hotel), op p 136
Basshor Thomas C. & Co. (Steam Fixtures), op p 57
Brick W. (Cabinet Maker), p 2 back of book
Bross Edward (Lithographer, En- graver and Printer), p 1 back of book
Brown Henry C. & Co. (Cast Steel Saw Manufacturers), p 4 front of book
Canfield Brother & Co. (Military Goods), op p 157
Jewelry Importers), inside of back cover
Chase Wells, and Gehrmann (Yarns, Bats, &c.), op Yarns, &c.
Coleman's Eutaw House (Hotel), outside back cover
Cook & Herring (China, Glass and Queensware), op p 71
Crescent Coal Oil Co. of Baltimore, op p 163
Cromwell Richard (Agricultural Im- plements), p 3 back of book
Dandelet F. (Baltimore Brewery), p 4 back of book
Dietz L. D. & Co. (Fancy Good Im- porters), inside back cover
Ehrman & Bersch (Box Makers), op p 56
Field A. (Oyster Packers), op p 164 Gallagher's (F. H.) Mercantile Col- lege, outside back cover
Gardner William G. & Co. (Oil Coal), op p 163
Gilmour's New York Dining Saloon and Restaurant, p 3 back of book Grattan George (Gift Book Store), p 1 back of book
Grover & Baker's Sewing Machines op Sewing Machines.
Hachey Frederick & Son (Leather Dealers), op p 146
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hamill A. & W. J. (Oil Coal), op p 163
Harden Express, p 6 back of book
Hardester & Bokee (Oil Coal), op p 163
Haskell J. H. (Manufacturers' Ar- ticles), op p 146
Hoffman H. K. & Co. (Grocers, Wholesale), op p 163
Jarden Samuel (Wood and Willow Ware), op p 163
Johnson W. R. (Druggists' Glass- ware), op p 90
Keith Wm. Jr. & Son (Hardware, American), op p 118
Kissner Benedict (Bed Coverlets), op Upholsterers.
Klingmeyer & Heise (Box Makers), op p 56
Knabe William & Co. (Piano Forte Manufacturers), p 6 back of book Mccullough John (Coal and Wood), p 4 back of book
McDaniel James L. (Provision and Commission Merchant), p 4 back of book
McGee's Miller's Hotel and Drove Stables, inside front cover
McShane Henry & Co. (Brass Cock Manufacturers) op p 57
Maxwell John W. & Son (Steam
Marble Works), p 4 front of book Merchant J. & Son (Confectioners and Sutlers' Supplies), p 5 back of book
Merrill, Thomas & Co. (Guns and Pistols), op p 118
Merrill Thomas & Co. (Military Goods), op p 157
Merritt Joseph C. & Bros. (Oil Coal), op p 163
Milnor John P. jr. & Co. (Military Goods), op p 157
Muller Louis, op Upholsterers.
Murray, Clark, Thornton & Co. (Engineers, Millwrights and Ma- chinists), inside back cover
Neal George H. (Dry Goods), p 5 back of book
Noah, Walker & Co. (Wholesale and Retail Clothiers), p 3 Front of book
Northern Central Rail Road, op Rail Roads.
Numsen, Carroll & Co. (Oyster Packers), op p 164
Parker E. L. & Co. (Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c.), p 3 front of book
Perkins P. Lenfield (Photogra- pher) op p 169
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal- timore Rail Road, op Rail Roads. Pope George A. (Metal Dealer), p 3 front of book
Popplein G. & N. jr. (Paints, Oils, &c.), op p 90
Radecke & Co. (Box Makers), op p 56
Rau C. F. & Co. (Show Cases), op Sewing Machines.
Rhodes B. M. & Co. (Super Phos- phate), outside front cover
Richardson E. J. & Sons (Insurance Agents), op p 136
Rosenfeld S. & Co. (Cigar Dealers), op p 71
Schroeder F. H. jr. (Coach Maker), p 2 back of book
Schultz E. T. (Yarns, Bats, &c.), op Yarns, &c.
Schulze Ernest (Box and Trunk Maker), op p 56
Singer Manufacturing Company, op Sewing Machines.
Sisco Brothers (Military Goods), op p 157
Smith, Bros. & Co. (Clothiers), out- side front cover
Smith C. Hart (Cement and Var- nish), op p 163
Spear Brother (Hardware Commis- sion), op p 118
Stewart A. E. (Livery Stable), p 1 · back of book
The Printing Office, op p 161
The Sun (Newspaper), op p 161
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INDEX TC ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Sunday Telegram (Newspaper), op p 161
Thomas S. W. & E. C. jr. (Oyster Packers), op p 164
Thompson Thomas (Importer of Wines and Liquors), p 4 back of book
Wagner August (Brass Founder), op p 57
Welsh William & Sons (Cigar Im- porters), op p 71
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma- chines, op Sewing Machines.
Whitehurst J. H. (Photographer), op p 169
Winchester & Co. (Shirt Manufac- turers and Gents' Furnishing Goods), p 4 front of book
INDEX.
APPENDIX,
Pages 221
Academies, dancing, 37 Accountants, 37 Agencies, commercial and mercan- tile, 37 Agents, advertising, 37
book, 37
general, 37
66 insurance, 135 and 136
land, 144
property and collecting, 37 and 38 pension and claim, 38 real estate, 38
Agricultural implements, manufac- turers and warehouses, 38 and 39 Alcohol works, 39
Ale and porter, 39
Amusements, places of, 39
Appraisers, local, 39
Architects, 39 Army and navy pension offices, 40 Artificial flowers, 40 limb maker, 40
Artists, 40
materials, 40
Auctioneers, 40 Awning makers, 41 Axle grease, 41 Bags and bagging, 41
Bakers, 41, 42, 43
cracker and ship biscuit, 43, 44
Bankers, 44, 45
Banks, 45 for saving, 45
Bark mills, 45
Basket makers, 45
Bedding and mattresses, 45, 46
Bill poster, 46
Billiard saloons, 46 table manufacturer, 46 Bitters, manufacturer of, 46 Blacksmiths, 46 Blank book manufacturers, 46
Bleachers, bonnets, hats, 46
Block and pump makers, 46, 47
Boarding houses, 47
Boat builders, 47 Boiler makers, 47
Bolts, nuts, rivets, &c., 47
Bone factory, 47
Bonnet frame makers, 47 makers, 47
Bookbinders, 47 Booksellers and publishers, 47, 48 Boot and shoe findings, 48 commission merch- ants, 48, 49
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INDEX.
Boot and shoe makers, 49, 50, 51, 52 ladies', 52,-53
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mfrs of, 53
manufacturers, 53
retail, 53, 54, 55
wholesale, 55 wholesale and re- tail, 55, 56
Bottlers, 56 Bowling saloon, 56
Box makers, 56, 57
Brass cock manufacturers, 57
66 founders, finishers, and manu- facturers, 57
Brewers, 57
lager beer, 57
Brick dealers, 57
Bristles, manufacturers of, 57
Britannia ware manufacturers, 57 Brokers, bill or note, 57, 58
coffee, 58
custom house, 58
foreign, 58
insurance, 58
merchandise, 58
produce, 58 real estate, 59
ship, 59
stock and exchange, 59,60 tobacco, 60
Broom makers, 60 Brush makers, 60
Builders' materials, 60
Butchers, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65
Butter dealers, 65, 66, 67
Button depot, 67
Cabinet makers, 67
materials, 6Ş
Camphene, 68 Cane makers, 68
Cap makers, 68
Carpenters and builders, 68, 69 Carpet and floor oil cloth dealers, 69 manufacturer, 69
shaker, 69 weavers, 69
Carriage trimmings, 69
and coach makers, 69, 70 for children, 70
Carvers, 70 Cement and plaster, 70 Cemeteries, 70 Chair makers, 70 66 painters, 71 Chemical apparatus, 71 Chemicals, importers of, 71 Chemists, manufacturing, 71
China, glass, and queensware, 72 Chronometer makers, 71 Cigar dealers, 71, 72 importers, 72 " manufacturers, 73 Clergymen, 70-74
Clocks, 74
Clothes scourers, 74 Clothiers, 74, 75, 76
wholesale, 76, 77
60 and retail; 77
boys, 77
Clothing, secondhand, 77 Cloths, cassimeres, and vestings, 77, 78
Coal dealers, 78, 79, 80
and wood dealers, 80, 81
Coffee importers, 81
roasters and spice factors, 81
Coffin trimmings, 81 Collar makers (horse), 81
Collectors, 81
Colleges, 81
Colors, importers of, 82
Colonization office, 82
Commissioners of deeds, 82
Confectioners, wholesale, 82 and fruiterers, 82,83, 84,85
Constables, 85
Consuls, foreign, 85,'86
Conveyancers, 86
Coopers, 86, 87
Coppersmiths, 87
Cordage, rope, and twine, 87
Cork, importers of, 87 Corset makers, 87, 88 Cotton and woollen goods, manu. facturers of, 88
" duck, 88 Cuppers and leechers, 88
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INDEX.
Curriers, 88 Curtain materials, 88 Cutlers, 88, 89 Dentists, 89
findings, 89 Dining saloons, 89 Dispensaries, 89 Distillers, 80
Dress makers, 89, 90
Dress patterns, 90-110
Drug importers, 90
Druggists' glassware, 90
Druggists, wholesale, 90, 91 retail, 91-92
Drum makers, 92 Dry goods commission merchants, 92,93
importers and jobbers, 94, 95 refinishers, 95 retail, 95, 96, 97 wholesale, 97
Dyers, 97, 98 Dye stuffs and chemicals, 98
Edge tool makers, 98
Electrotypers, 98
Embroidery stampers, 98
Embroidering, 98
Engineer, 98
Engineers, civil, 98
mechanical, 98 mining, 99 Engravers and dye sinkers, 99
general, 99 wood, 99
Expresses, 99 Fancy goods, importers and jobbers,
99, 100
retail, 100
Fertilizers, 100 File makers, 100
Fire bricks, 101
engine builders, 101
Fish dealers, retail, 101
wholesale, 101
Flag makers, 101, 102
Flour commission merchants, 102 mills, 102 and feed, 102, 103
Freight lines, 103 Fruit cans and jars, 103 dealers, retail, 103 Fruits, preserved, 103 66 wholesale, 104 Fur dealers and furriers, 104 Furnaces, hot air, 104 Furniture dealers, new, 104, 105
second hand, 105
Gas companies, 105 " fitters, 105 " fixture makers, 106 Gaugers, 106 Gentlemen's furnishing stores, 106 Gilders, 70, 106
Glass cutters, 106
manufacturers, 106
stainers, 106 window, 106, 107
Glove manufacturer, 107 Gold beaters, 107
pen and pencil case makers, 107 Grain contractor, 107
Grinders and polishers, 107
Grocers, retail, 107, 108, 109, 110 111, 112, 113 wholesale, 114, 115 and retail, 115, 116
Guano, 116 Gunpowder, 116
Gun and pistol makers, 116
Gunsmiths, 116
Hair cloth, damask, &c., 116
66 dressers, ladies, 116 117, 118
ornamental, 118
restoratives, 118 seating and curled hair, 11S Harbor Master, 118 Hardware commission merchants, 118 importers, 118, 119, 120 and cutlery, wholesale, 120 Harness makers, 120 Hat and cap manufacturers, 120 " trimmings, 120 Hats and caps, retail, 120, 121
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INDEX.
Hay packer, 121 Hermetically sealed canned goods, 121, 122 Hides and leather dealers, 122, 123 Horse shoers, 123
Hose makers-leather, 123
Hosiery importers, jobbers, and wholesale dealers, 123, 124 Hosiery manufacturers, 124
and gloves, retail, 124
Hotels, 124, 125
House cleaner, 125
House furnishing warehouses, 125, 126
Hucksters, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134
Hydrant manufacturers, 135
Hydrometers, 135
Ice dealers, 135
India rubber goods, 135
Infirmaries, 135
Ink makers, 135
Insurance agents, 135, 136
companies, fire, 136
companies, life, 136
marine, 136
Inspectors, 136 Intelligence offices, 137
Iron fencing, railings, doors, shut- ters, &c., 137
Iron founders, 137
gas tubes, 137
66 manufacturers, 137
merchants, 137
and steel, 138
Ivory work, 138 Japanned ware and japanners, 138 Jewellers, 138
Job printers, 138, 173, 174
Junk dealers, 138, 139 Justice of the peace, 139
Kindling wood, 139 Knitted goods, 139
Laces and embroideries, 140 Ladies' dress patterns, 140
trimmings, retail, 140
wholesale, 140
hair dressers, 116, 140
head dresses, 140
Lager beer saloons, 141, 142, 143, 144
Lamps and chandeliers, 144
Land companies, 144
Last manufacturers, 144 Laundry, 144
Lawyers, 144, 145, 146 Leather belting, 146
dealers, 146, 147 and findings, 147
Libraries, 147 Lime and hair, 147
Linens, 148
Livery and sale stables, 148, 149
Loan office, 149
Locksmiths and bell hangers, 149
Locomotive builders, 149
Looking-glass and picture frame makers, 149
Lumber commission merchants, 149, 150 dealers, 150
Machine card manufacturer, 150 Machinists, 150, 151
Machinists' tools, 151
Magazines, 151
Magistratea, 151
Mahogany, 151 Maltsters, 151
Mantillas and cloaks, 151, 152
Manufacturers' findings, 152
Masonic jewels, 152
Marble dealers and workers, 152
Mathematical, nautical, and philo, sophical instrument makers, 152 Merchants, commission, 152, 153, 154, 155 general, 155
forwarding and trans- portation, 156
importing and commis- sion, 156 shipping and commis - sion, 156, 157
Metal dealers, 157
Military goods, 157 Milliners, 157, 158, 159 Millinery goods, 159
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INDEX.
Mill pick and hammer manufac- | Paper hangings, 168 turer, 159 Mill stones, 159 Millwrights, 160 Millers, merchant, 160
Milk dealers, 160
Mineral waters, 160
Mining companies, 160
Morocco manufacturers, 160
Music stores, 160
Musical instrument makers, 160, 161
Mustard manufacturer, 161
Nail makers, 161
Nautical instrument manufacturers, 161
Naval stores, 161 Needles, 161
News agents, 161
Newspapers, 161, 162
Night work, 162
Notaries public, 162
Notions, 162
Oars, sweeps, sculls, &c., 162 Oil machine, 162 ' manufacturers, 162 " merchants, 162 coal, 163
- retail, 163
65 lard, 163, 164 linseed, 164 $6 lubricating, 164
sperm, 164 66 and candle manufacturers, 164 Opticians. 164 Organ builders, 164
Oyster packers, 164 saloons, 164 wholesale, 165
Packets, 165 Packing box makers, 165 houses, 165 Painters of banners, signs, and show cards, 165 house, sign, and orna- mental, 165, 166 Paint manufacturers, 166 Paints, oils, &c., 166, 167 Paper box makers, 167 hangers, 167 2
stock, 168 warehouses, 168
Patent medicines, 168, 169 Pawn brokers, 169
Perfumers, 169
Photographers, 169, 170
Photographic materials, 170
Phrenologist, 170
Physicians, 170, 171
Piano fortes, 172
Picture dealer, 172
Pipes, smoking, 172
Plane maker, 172
Planing mills, 172
Plaster mills, 172
paris and plaster workers, 172
Plumbers, 172, 173
Pocket-book and portmonnaie ma- nufacturers, 173
Potteries, 173
Powder, 173
Preserved fruits, 173
Printers, 173, 174
plate, 174
Produce commission merchants, 174, 175, 176, 177
foreign, 178
dealers, 178
Provision dealers, 178, 179, 180
Publishers, 180
Pump makers, 180
Rag dealers, 181
Rail road, city, 181 66 companies, 181
Reading rooms, 181 Refrigerators, 181
Regalia manufacturers, 181
Restaurants, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185 Roofing, 185
Saddle and harness makers, 185, 186
Saddle tree makers, 186
Saddlery hardware, 186
Sail makers, 186, 187 Sailing packets, 187 Salt dealers, 187
Sand and emory paper, 187
Sash, blind and door makers, 187
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INDEX.
Saw makers, 187
mills, 187 Scale makers, 187 Schools, 187
Scourers, 187, 188
Seamstresses, 188
Second-hand stores, 188
Seedsmen, 188
Sewing machines, 188, 189
66 stitching, 189
silks, 189
Ship builders and shipwrights, 189
cabooses, 189 chandlers, 189
joiners, 189, 190 plumbers, 190
Shipsmiths, 190
Shipping offices, 190
Shirt manufacturers, 190
Shot, 190
Shovel and spade manufacturers, 190 Show cards, 190
66 case makers, 190
Silk and fancy dry goods importers and jobbers, 190 Silver platers, 191 Silversmiths, 191.
Skirts, hoop, 191
Slate dealers, 191
Slave dealers, 191
Snuff mills, 191
Soap and candle makers, 191
Soap stone manufacturers, 191
Spectacle makers, 192,
Spice mills, 192
and mustard mills, 192 Spool cotton, 192
Stables, drove, sale and exchange, 192
Stage lines, 192 Stair builders, 192 Stationers, 192
Statuary, 192 Steamboat companies, 192, 193
Steam engine builders, 193
Steamboat ferry, 193 Steam gauge manufacturers, 193
66 heaters, 193
pumps, 193
Steamship companies, 193 Steel manufacturers, 193 Stencil cutters, 193, 194 Stereotypers, 194 Stevedore, 194 Stone yards, 194
Storage, 194
Stove manufacturers, 194
Stoves and ranges, 194
Straw goods, 195
Sugar refiners, 195
Surgical instruments, 195 Surveyors, 195
marine, 195
Suspender maker, 195
Sutlers' supplies, 195
Syrups, 195
Tailors, 195, 196, 197, 198
Tailors' trimmings, 198
Tanners, 198
Taverns, 198, 199
Taxidermists, 199
Tea dealers, 199
Teachers, dancing, 199
languages, 199
music, 200
Telegraph offices, 200 Thread importers, 200
Tin can manufacturers, 200
Tin and sheet iron workers, 200
Tinsmiths, 201
Tobacco commission merchants, 201 Tobacco manufacturers, 201, 202
pipe manufacturers, 202
warehouses, 202, 203
and cigar dealers, 203, 204, 205, 206
Toy stores, 205
Transportation lines, 206
Trimmings and dry goods, 206, 207
Trunk makers, 207
Truss makers, 208
Turners, 208 Type founders, 208
Umbrellas and parasols, 208
Undertakers, 208
Upholsterers, 208, 209
Upholsterers' materials and trim. mings, 209
INDEX. 15
Variety stores, 209, 210 Varnish makers, 210 Venetian blinds, 210 Vermin exterminator, 211 Veterinary surgeons, 211 Vinegar manufacturers 211 Wagon makers, 211 Watch case maker, 211
Watches, importers of, 211
Watches and jewelry, importers and dealers in, 211, 212 Watch makers, 212 tools and materials, 212
Weighers, 213 Wharfinger, 213 Wheelwrights, 213 Whip makers, 213 White lead manufacturers, 213 White washers, 213
Wig and toupee makers, 213 Window shades, 213
Wines and liquors, importers of, 214, 215, 216 Wines and liquors, retail, 216, 217, 218
Wines and liquors, wholesale, 218
66 and
retail, 219
Wire cloth manufacturers, 219 workers, 219 Wood dealers, 219 and willow ware, 219
Wool dealers, 220 Woollen goods manufacturers, 220 Yankee notions, 220 Yarns, bats, wicks, 220
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Yeast powders, 220
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E. M. CROSS & CO.'S BALTIMORE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
1863-64.
ABBREVIATIONS.
N north ; S south ; E east ; W west ; ct court ; av avenue ; al alley ; la lane ; c corner ; mkt market ; whf wharf ; bet between ; L little.
Academies, Dancing. Buckingham P. G., 123 Mulberry Lehmann Edward G., St. Paul c Centre Russell H. J., 29 N Gay Spies Chas. L., 1 S Charles
Accountants. GLOCKER & NORRIS, 63 W Fay- ette
Agencies, Commercial and Mercantile.
Blick T. H., 36 Second Pratt J. D. & Co., c Baltimore and S Charles
Agents, Advertising.
CROSS E. M. & CO., 110 W Balti- more ; Wilmington, Del. ; 337 Chestnut, Philad'a; 335 Broad- way, New York, and 13 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass. ; advertise- ments inserted in any paper in 4
the U. S. and Canada at publish- er's prices.
Agents, Book. Sheehy James, 15 St. Paul
Agents, General.
Davis John W., 41 St. Paul Demuth G. O. & Co., 55 W Fayette Lipscomb Philip D., 18 S Calhoun, Colonization Agent Pittman Edward, 9 North
Agents, Insurance. (See INSURANCE AGENTS.)
Agents, Land. (See LAND Co's.)
Agents, Property and Collecting. (See also COLLECTORS.) Bride John H., 129 W Madison Davis G. W., 61 W Fayette
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Garritee Wm. L., 61 W Fayette GLOCKER & NORRIS, 63 W Fay- ette
GRIFFIN THOMAS W., 170 S Broadway Scharfe Wm., 67 W Fayette
Weil A., 236 Canton av
Agents, Pension and Claim.
Baudel M. L. & Co., 30 Second COLTON GEO & CO., 28 Second. AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS for SOLDIERS, THEIR WIDOWS, and ORPHANS; PENSION BOUN- TY, and all other claims, col- lected promptly, and for a small commission. (REGULARLY LI- CENSED by the GOVERNMENT.) Forrester Allen E., 28 St. Paul Lotridge S. C. A., 20 Second Murray & Jones, 22 Second
PFERDNER PAUL & CO., OFFICE 28 SECOND STREET, (UP STAIRS.) ARMY AND NAVY AGENTS
For GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, PEN SIONS, BOUNTY, BOUNTY LAND, BACK PAY, CLOTHING, &C. &c. (Authorized by the U S. Govern- ment). Orders from abroad promptly attended to. Particular attention paid to German orders.
Ringrose Col. J. W., 29 N Howard Willie J. & Co., Sun Iron Building, Baltimore c South
Agents, Real Estate.
(See also BROKERS, REAL ESTATE, also CONVEYANCERS.) COLTON GEO. & CO., PROPERTY AGENTS and GENERAL COL-
AGR
LECTORS, office 28 Second, near- ly opposite the Post-office. We collect House rents, Ground rents, and individual claims generally. Our motto is, speedy collections, prompt returns, and moderate charges. Please give us a call. Colton-Wm., 61 W Fayette C/c. GORSUCH PEREGRINE, 32 St. Paul
Gross John I., 17-St. Paul >
HARVEY J. W., 22 Second, REAL ESTATE and GROUND RENT BROKER
HILL THOMAS, S W c St Paul and Fayette. (See card under CONVEYANCERS.)
LIVEZEY E., 48 W Lexington
Reid T. N., 71 W Fayette
ROGERS HENRY W., c Charles & Fayette. REAL ESTATE PUR- CHASED, SOLD, OR EX- CHANGED. FARMS, MILLS, COUNTRY SEATS, COTTA- GES, CITY HOUSES, BUILD-
ING LOTS, AND GROUND RENTS FOR SALE OR EX- CHANGE.
SNOWDEN P. M., 83 W Fayette Snowden Samuel, 83 W Fayette Tinges Geo. W , St. Paul c Bank la WALKER JOHN M., AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE, GROUND RENTS, &c. &c., has now for sale, Farms, Country Seats, Dwelling Houses, Ground Rents, &c.
Young John, 17 St. Paul
Agricultural Implement Manufacturers and Warehouses.
(See also SEEDSMEN.)
BRUSTER & GRIFFITH, 49 N Paca. MANUFACTURERS OF THE BUCKEYE MOWER & REAP- ER.
39
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CHAPMAN N. P. MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL
Implement House,
145 W. PRATT, OPPOSITE MALTBY HOUSE.
CROMWELL RICHARD, 46 & 48 Light. (See advertisement.) Edwards E. G., 90 S Charles HARDING WILLIAM H., 33 Grant and 11 Hollingsworth, op Light. MANUFACTURER OF PLOUGHS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS, &c.
HEATH F. W., 2 Gillingham al, r 44 S Howard. (Ploughs.) MONTGOMERY J. & BRO., 155 N High, Inventors and Manufac- turers of their Double Screened Rockaway Wheat Fan. Manu- factured and for sale at 155 N High.
Mott A. G., 40 Ensor
NORRIS THOMAS, 141 W Pratt Ray Francis, 505 W Pratt
Sinclair R. J. & Co., 62 Light
Whiteman E. & Sons, 22 & 24 S. CALVERT, Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, &c.
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