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DIRECTORY,
CONTAINING A CORRECTED
Engraved Map of the City,
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
A STREET ·DIRECTORY, AND AN
APPENDIX OF MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.
1868-'69.
BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS, 202 Baltimore-st, between St. Paul and Charles.
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CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,
AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
Aylesworth Rev. B. McG. 285 n Howard Aylesworth Bowen McG. carpenter, 269 n Howard
Barrett John L. china, glass and queensware, 36 w Baltimore, dw 5 Jackson sq
Berg (). H. foreign exchange and stock broker, 16 South, dw 91 s Sharp
Bradshaw & White, (J. J. B., J. J. White, ) butter and produce, 66 Pearl
Caughey M. P. (M. P. C. & Co.) 267 Druid Hill av
Clendenen Mrs. millinery, 144 w Biddle
Clendenen Wm. J. clerk, 144 w Biddle
Cloud Daniel, (Shipe, C. & Co.) 146 Bolton Collins Rev. Isaac, 16 Warren
Crane & Dibbell, millinery goods, 249 w Bal- timore
CURTIS DR. E. De F., St. John house, 58 n Charles
Daiger & Bramble, commission merchants, 4 Hollingsworth and 158 w Pratt ,
Davis D. O. (D. O. D. & Co. ) 155 Druid Hill av Dunlap Rev. Geo. W., Canton
Durham & Sohl, hosiery and notions, 490 w Baltimore
Evitt Robert, (Evitt & Bro. ) 442 Lexington Freeman F. L. & Co. (F. L. F.) commission merchants, 46 w Pratt
Gaw A. F. cigar box manufacturer, 2 n Eutaw Gover HI. T. ,(formerly G. & Matthews, ) com- mission merchant, 110 w Lombard
Gould Jolin HI. shirt manuf. 19 s Sharp
Ilarman Henry M. Light-st. Institute, 12 Light Herring John Q. A. agent Harnden express, 563 w Fayette
llerring John W. 563 w Fayette
Hooff Jolin J. bookkeeper, 46 Bolton
Hook B. F. (Kingsland, II. & Co. ) 6 Camden Jamison Rev. Andrew, 356 Franklin
Jordan R. E. (I. P. J. & Co. ) 632 Lexington
Jordan H. P. & Co. (H. P. & R. E. Jordan, ) gen'l com. merchants and produce, 76 8 Charles
Jordan Hanson P. (H. P. J. & Co.) 632 Lex- ington
Kirkley Rev. John W., 554 Lexington
Kramer Rev. James, 157 s Charles
Kramer Rev. Samuel, Baltimore co
Leech Rev. George V. 84 William
LEVERING CLINTON, n w cor Linden av and Dolphin
Macy W . D. agent Md. Collar and Saddle Co. 55 German, dw 127 s High
MAGRUDER ALLAN B. attorney, 53 St. Paul. dw 675 Lexington
Mayer Charles F. of Lewis, (M. & Bro. ) 10 w Monument
Mayer Christopher L.(M. & Bro. ) 109 w Monu- ment
McCaffray Geo. magistrate, 28 St. Paul, dw 77 n Liberty
McDONNAL WM. H. boots and shoes, 314 n Howard
Pizarro Jose Antonio, vice-consul for Spain and Mexico, 149 n Paca
Rosendale Christopher, pharmaceutist, s e cur Aisquith and Orleans
Ruth R. J. (R. J. R. & Co.) 640 w Fayette
Sauer C. R. & F. A., pharmacentists, s e cor Aisquith and Orleans
Sauer Francis A. (C. R. & F. A. S.) cor Ais- quith and Orleans
Sharp & Dohme, pharmaceutists, s w cor Pratt and Howard
Smith Rev. Joseph T., 19 McCulloh
Williams E., 74 n Charles
Williams J. S. ladies shoes, 74 n Charles
Wolf Edmund, stove house, s e cor Lombard and Light
PREFACE.
THE Publisher of the BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY presents this volume of the series, more enlarged than any of its predecessors, and having all the claim to accuracy, (and hence to approval,) which is founded on unwearied industry in exploration, long experience, and an earnest desire on his part to render the work, what its name imports, a reliable source of information as to the places of abode and of business and the occupation of all the permanent residents of our city.
Mindful of the encouragement hitherto-since his first publication of the Baltimore Directory-received by him from his fellow-citizens, he has sought most sedulously to render this issue worthy of their continued patronage.
As additions to our local population arise, the compilation and publication of such a work, necessarily increased accordingly in bulk, involve greater outlay of labor, time and capital.
The Advertising department will be found highly useful to our community and to visitors of our city ; and experience of the result to advertisers in past years, justifies the assertion that this medium of facility to all will be found satisfactorily remunerative to the parties thus advertising.
The necessity of continuous issue of the series from year to year, arising from the changes of former and creation of new places of abode or business, is apparent; and it is only by regular adoption by the public of the volumes as issued that the advantage designed to be extended to them can be secured fully. A failure on the part of subscribers to take regularly the duly published work, exhibiting the changes referred to, as well as the increase accrued, ope- rates not only to the disadvantage but to the discouragement of the Publisher. The appositeness of this remark is shown by the fact that on each new issue it is found that at least two-thirds of the localities or names to be indicated have been changed in the interval.
. When even a limited number of subscribers decline taking a new issue, hop- ing to scramble on upon its predecessor, they not only exclude themselves from a reliable source of information, the occasion for using which is of daily, almost hourly, recurrence, but their declension actually extinguishes the reason- able profit that should enure to the Publisher, by whose enterprise, unusually arduous labor and capital, the regular production of the work is accomplished.
Gratefully acknowledging as well past patronage as the courtesy uniformly evinced by every class of Baltimoreans to our canvassers in their arduous work of preparation, and tendering to all our congratulations because of the continu- ously rapid progress and obvious prosperity of our city,
I am the public's obedient servant,
NOVEMBER, 1868.
THE PUBLISHER.'
GENERAL CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Corrections, Additions and Alterations, back of title,
Advertisements, Index to 5
Aged Men's Home, 805
Aged Women's Home 805
Almshouse Trustees,
792
Appendix,
from 785 to 804
Athenæum.
804
Baltimore Association for the improve- ment of the Condition of the Poor, Baltimore Gymnasium. 803
804
Baltimore Orphan Asylum, 805
Banks, 795
Bells-Fire Department, 790
Board of Trade, . 805
785
Boy's Home Association of Baltimore,
Boundaries of the Wards, 806
Business Directory, from 667 to 760
Cadets of Temperance, 803
Catonsville and Ellicott City Railway; 801
Cemeteries, 806 804
Childen's Aid Society,
Churches, 808
City Government, 786
('ity Commissioner, 786
City Council, 786
City Passenger Railway, 801
Registers in Bankruptcy, . 805
Resident Commissioners, 802
804
Societies, 802
Sons of Temperance, 803
St. Andrew's Society, . 803 .
St. George's Society, 804
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum,
801
Stamp Duties,
792
State Normal School. .
785
Fire Department, 789
Gas Light Co. of Baltimore, 803
German Society of Maryland, 803
German Orphan Asyluni, 805
804
Tax Department,
786
Government of the United States,
785 785
Telegraphs, Typographical Union, No. 12, .
804
Union Club. 804
United American Mechanics, 803
United Ancient Order of Druids, .
802
United Brothers, (1. O.) . 802
805
Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c., 805
Vaccine Physicians, 787
Inspector General State Militia, 785 Water Department, 786
In'ernal Revenue,
Judges of Appeal Tax Court, 786 Legislative Districts, 807
List of Names of residents, from 17 to 655 Magistrates, 787
Managers of the Poor,
790
Map of the City of Baltimore, corrected to date, in front of . 17
Markets,.
Maryland College of Pharmacy, 784
Maryland Club, 804
Maryland Gas Company, 805
Maryland Hospital for the Insane, 805
Maryland Institute, 804 Masons, · Merchants Exchange and News Rooms, 802 804 801
802 786
Peabody Institute,
805
Police Organization, .
Port Warden,
Post Office, .
Preface,
Public Schools, Locations and Teachers Railroads,
787 798
Red Men, (Improved Order, )
Red Men, (Independent Order, )
803 802
City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 789
Colored Persons, 601 to 665
C'emmissioners of Public Schools, 787
Concordia Club, 804
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, ·
795
Corn and Flour Exchange,
>05
Coroners,
785
Courts,
793
Custom House,
791
Dispensaries,
805
Express Companies,
800
State Department of Labor and Agricul- ture, 785
Steamers and Steamboats, 799
Street Directory, 761
801
Government of the State of Maryland, Ilealth Department,
787
Hibernian Society of Baltimore,
803
Ilone of the Friendless . Home for Disabled Soldiers of Maryland, House of Refuge, 804
805 8044
Union Orphan Asylum, .
805 York Road Railway,
801
Park Commissioners,
786 786 790 3
Schuetzen Park Association,
St. Peter's ( Epis. ) Orphan Asylum, 805 805
Stages,
Germania Club
PAGE.
Notaries Public, Odd Fellows, (I. O. O. F.)
Board of Public Works,
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Agricultural Implements. N. W. Slade & Co. 27
Bill Posting.
A. T. Houck & Co.
22
Bone Dust Manufacturers.
Joshua Horner.
28
Bankers.
John S. Gittings & Co.
11
Barrel Factory.
Kimball, Shaffar & Co.
12
Boiler Makers.
H. C. Larrabee,
3
Hazlehurst & Co.,
12
Murray, Clark & Co.
11
Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c.
P. M. Quinn.
23
Bristle Dealers.
Wm. Wilkens & Co.
22
Brokers-Stock and Bill.
John S. Gittings & Co.
11
Building Materials.
6
W. W. Maughlin & Sons,
Robinson & Cunningham,
2
Carriage Materials.
Mackenzie Bros.
19
Castings.
H. C. Larrabee,
3
Hazlehurst & Co.
12
Murray, Clark & Co.
11
Cement, Plaster, &c.
J. Henry Giese & Co.
bottom lines and top card on pages.
Chemicals. Paints, Oils, &c.
R. J. Baker, outside front cover.
China, Glass, &c.
Nicholas Stein,
6
L. Cohn.
24
Clothiers.
Noah Walker & Co.
25
Coal Dealers.
Joseph R. Lester. 3
Coal Oil.
Nicholas Stein.
6
Coach Makers.
J. B. Watkins & Co.
15
Coopers.
Kimball, Shaffar & Co.
12
Commissioners.
Gist & Wells,
6 .
Daiger & Bramble.
23
J. Henry Giese & Co.
bottom lines and top card on pages.
Curled Hair Manufactory.
Wm. Wilkens & Co.
22
Dancing and Waltzing Academy.
Charles L. Spies.
20
Dental College.
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. 14
Druggists Glassware.
W. R. Johnson.
29
Dumb Waiters.
James Bates.
1
Dry Goods.
Geo. H. C. Neal.
21
Dye Woods, Drugs, &c.
R. J. Baker, outside front cover.
Engraver-Wood.
J. H. Parks.
24
Engineers and Machinists.
T. C. Basshor & Co.
5
Murray, Clark & Co.
11
Hazlehurst & Co.
12
George Page & Co.
10
Fancy Goods.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.,
top lines through the book and p. 308
W. R. Johnson,
29
Jacob Knipp, jr.,
20
Fertilizers.
B. M. Rhodes,
see front cover.
PAGE.
vi
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Florists.
R. Halliday § Son,
28
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
J. Henry Giese & Co., bottom lines and top card on pages.
Furniture, &c.
Hiss & Bro.,
12
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. 308
Medicines.
David E. Foutz,
26
Metallic Roofers.
George D. Volkmar & Sons,
30
Notions, Hosiery &c.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
308
Jacob Knipp, jr.
20
Nurserymen and Florists.
R. Halliday & Son,
28
Oils, Paints, &c.
N. H. Hirshberg & Co.
2
Oils, Lamps, &c.
Nicholas Stein,
6
Oyster and Fruit Packers, and
Dealers.
Daiger & Bramble,
23
Paints and Colors.
N. H. Hirshberg & Co.
2
Paper Warehouses.
Joshua Horner,
19
Wheelwright, Mudge & Co.
13
Paper Box Manufacturers.
Levi Weaver & Son
23
Pianos.
Gaehle's Manufacturing Co.
16
Plumbers.
Hubball & Co.
20
John W. Bechtel,
22
Pocket Books, Port Monnaies.
Albert Moritz,
11
Potteries.
15
J. Herrman & Bro.
Produce, &c.
Gist & Wells,
6
Daiger & Bramble,
23
Provision Dealers and Packers.
Gist & Wells,
6
Roofing.
George D. Volkmar & Sons,
30
Saddlery Hardware.
Mackenzie Bros.
19
J. H. Haskell,
24
Machine Cards. John H. Haskell, 24
Machinist, &c.
H. C. Larrabee,
3
Hazlehurst & Co.
. 12
Murray, Clark & Co.
11
Malt and Hops.
John Boyd,
15
Manufacturers Supplies. 24
Jacob Knipp, jr., 20
Glassware.
W. R. Johnson,
29
Hardware and Cutlery.
Mackenzie Bros., 19
Heating Apparatus.
Thos. C. Basshor & Co.,
5
Wm. E. Wood & Co.,
back inside cover.
Hoisting Machines. James Bates,
1
.Hospitals.
Washington University, 7
Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. facing Jacob Knipp, Jr. 20
308
Infirmaries.
Washington University Infirmary,
Insurance.
Allmand & Williams, 15
Fireman's Insurance Company of Baltimore, 4
Maryland Life Insurance Company of Baltimore 17
Monumental Fire Insurance Compa- ny of Baltimore, 16
New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company, 8
People's Mutual Relief Co. facing 407
Peyton & Starke, 27
J. G. Proud & Sons, inside front cover.
Iron Works.
Hazlehurst & Co. Murray, Clark & Co. 11
12
H. C. Larrabee, 3 Stickney & Co. 23
Liquors, Wines, Porter, &c. P. M. Quinn, 23
Leather Belting and Hose.
PAGE.
vii
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Safe Deposit Company, Sash Factories.
3
Robinson & Cunningham,
2
W. W. Maughlin & Sons, page
and back outside cover
6
Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable. Thomas C. Basshor & Co. 5 George Page & Co. 10
Sewing Machines.
Grover § Baker,
bottom lines on pages and p.
4
Scales.
Fairbanks & Co.
8
Schools and Colleges.
Baltimore Female College, N.C. Brooks, 29
Silver Plated Ware.
L. Cohn,
24
Steam and Water Fixtures.
Thomas C. Basshor & Co.
William E. Wood & Co.,
back inside cover.
5
PAGE.
Stone and Crockeryware.
J. Herrman & Bro.
15
Stove Dealers.
John W. Bechtel,
22
Tailors, (Merchant.)
Noah Walker & Co.
25
Transportation Lines.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat
Company,
18
New York and Baltimore Transporta-
tion Line,
18
Universities.
Washington University,
7
Wire Works and Goods.
Stidman, Meise & Co.
20
Yarn, Gloves, &c.
Jacob Knipp, jr.
20
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. facing
308
1
. .
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Adjusters of Averages, 667
Brokers-Exchange, Bill, Real Estate and Stock, 682
Agencies-Commercial and Mercantile,
667 667
Brokers-Insurance, 683
Agents-Advertising,
Agents-General,
668 667
Brokers-Merchandise and Shipping, 683 Brooms, Baskets and Wooden Ware Dealers, 683
Agents-Insurance,
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers, 683
683
Agents-Real Estate,
668
Building Materials, . Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers, 684
684
669
Butchers, .
,687
Agricultural Implements,
669
Butter Dealers,
688
Antiquarian Books, &c.,
669
Cards-Machine, 688
Aquariums and Bird Stuffers, .
669 670 671
Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.,
689
Artists,
Carriage and Coachmakers,
690
Artists' Materials,
671 671
Carriage Goods, Hardware, &c., 690
Artificial Flowers,
671
Attorneys at Law,
671 674
Cement and Plaster,
Bacon Dealers, .
674
Bag Manufacturers,
674 674
China, Glass and Queensware,
691
Bakers,
675
Banks,
675 675
Chronometers and Nautical Instruments, Cloaks and Mantillas,
691 691 691 692
Banks-National,
675 675
Clothiers-Children,
693
Basket Makers,
675
Clothiers-Wholesale,
692
Bell Founders,
Bell Hangers,
Bellows Manufacturers,
675
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.,
693
Bill Posting and Distributing,
675
Coal Oil and Lamps, 694
Billiard Saloons, .
676
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, Bleachers and Pressers,
676
Commercial Colleges,
694
Block and Pump Makers, .
677
Boarding Houses,
678
Companies-Miscellaneous,
698
Boiler Makers,
678
Confectioners and Fruiterers,
699
Bolting Cloths.
.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Silk and Straw
Confectioners and Fruiterers-whole- sale,
700
goods, .
678 678
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, 700
700
Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers,
679
Conveyancers, Coopers, .
700 701
Boots and Shoes-Ladies',
680
Cork Cutters and Dealers, Corset Makers, 701
701
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac- turers-Wholesale,
680
Bottlers,
681
Cotton Dealers and Factors,
701
Box Makers,
681 681
Cotton Duck Manufacturers, Cotton Yarn, &c., 701
701
Brewers, .
681
Curled Hair Manufacturers, 701
Bridge and Wharf Builders, 682
Britannia Ware Manufacturers,
682
Curriers, Leather and Findings, .
702
.
676
Collar Makers,
Commission Merchants, 694
677
Commissioners of Deeds, 699
Boat Builders,
678
Composition Roofing,
699
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac- turers-Retail,
679
Coppersmiths and Works,
Cotton Brokers, 701 701
Brass and Bell Founders,
681
Cotton and Woolen Goods,
Cupper and Lecchers,, 701
Brick Manufacturers,
669
Cabinet Makers,
Apothecaries, Druggists and Chemists,
Carpenters and Builders, 688 689
Architects and Civil Engineers,
Carpet Weavers, ·
Carvers and Gilders, 690
Artificial Limbs, Trusses, &c.,
Cattle Dealers, .
690 691 690
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Chair Makers, .
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals, · 690
Chiropodists,
Bankers,
Clocks,
Banks-Savings,
. 675
Clothiers-Retail,
692
675
Coal and Wood Dealers, 693
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders, 694 694
Blacking Manufacturers,
668
Agents-Claim,
667
Agents-Property and Collectors, .
Agents-Steamers, Rail Road and Pas- senger, ·
Book Binders,
ix
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Cutlery and Cutlers,
702
Hotels,
718
Dairys, ·
702
Hoop Skirt Manufacturers,
719
Dancing Academies,
702
Horse Shoers,
719
Dentists,
702
House Furnishing Goods,
719
Dental Depots,
703
Ice Cream, .
719
Die Sinkers and Engravers,
703
Ice Dealers,
719
Distillers,
704
Immigrant Agents,
719
Dispensaries,
704
Importers,
719
Drawing Instruments,
703
India Rubber Goods, .
721
Dressmakers,
703
Inspectors,
721
Druggists-Wholesale,
704
Instrument Makers,
722
Dry Goods-Retail,
704
Insurance Companies,
722
Dry Goods-Wholesale,
705
Intelligence Offices,
723
Dyers and Scourers,
705
Iron Fence Railing.
723
Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs,
705
Iron, Steel and Metal Dealers,
724
Earthen and Stoneware Manufacturers, Edge Tools,
706
Iron Furnaces,
724
Embroideries and Laces,
706
Japanners,
724 724 724
Engines and Boilers,
706
Junk Dealers, .
725
Engravers,
706
Last Makers,
725 725 725
Fancy Goods and Notions-Retail,
706
Lime,
725
Fancy Goods and Notions-Wholesale, Fertilizers,
708
Liquor and Wine Dealers-Retail,
725
File and Rasp Manufacturers,
708
Liquors and Wines-Wholesale,
726
Fire Engine Hose Manufacturers,
Fish Dealers,
708
Livery and Hack Stables,
727
Fishing Tackle, Twines, &c.,
708
Locksmiths and Bellhangers,
727
Flag Manufacturers,
708
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Man- ufacturers,
728
Lumber Merchants,
728
Machine Sewing,
728
Fresco Painters,
708
Machinists,
Fruit Dealers,
710
Maltsters,
Furniture Dealers and Manufacturers,
710 710
Manufacturers and Machinists' Supplies,
Marble and Stone Workers,
Gas Fitters and Fixtures,
710
Gas,
710
Merchant Tailors,
Gas Meter Makers,
711
Gaugers,
711
Millers,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Whole- sale,
711
Millinery Goods,
734
Mineral Water,
734 734
Glass Stainers,
712
Music and Musical Instruments,
734
Nails, Brads, Spikes, &c.,
735
Gold and Silversmiths,
712
Naval Stores,
735
Gold Pen Manufacturers,
712
Newspapers,
735
Grain and Flour Dealers,
712
News and Periodicals,
735
Grocers-Retail, .
Nightmen,
736
Notaries Public, .
736
Notions-Wholesale,
736
Gun Manufacturers and Dealers,
715
Nurses and Midwives, 736
Hair Dressers,
715
Oil Companies, 730
Hardware-Retail,
715
Oil Dealers,
736
Hardware-Wholesale,
715
1 Opticians,
737
Hat and Cap Manufacturers,
716
Organ Builders,
737
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c .- Wholesale,
717
Oyster and Fruit Packers, 737
Painters-House and Sign, 7 38
Hay and Straw Dealers,
717
738
Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c.,
739
Hide and Leather Dealers,
717
Paper Box Manufacturers, 739
Hose Manufacturers, .
718
Paper Hangings, 739
Hosiery, Yarns, Worsteds, &c.,
718 Paper Stock,
739
Laundries, .
Express Forwarders,
706
Lightning Rods,
706
Linen Goods,.
725
Lithographers,
727
Florists and Nurserymen,
708
Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers, Forwarding,
708
Furriers and Fur Dealers,
Gardeners,
710
Mattress Manufacturers,
732 732 733 733 733 734
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Retail, Glass Dealers,
711
Millwrights,
711
Glass Manufacturers,
712
Morocco Manufacturers,
Gloves, Hosiery, Yarns, Worsteds, &c., Gold Beaters,
712
Music Teachers, 734
712
712 714
Grocers-Wholesale and Commission, Guano Dealers, .
715
Packing Houses, 738
Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods- Retail,
716
Paints, Oils, f.c.,
724
Engineers, Civil and Mechanical,
706
Jewelers,
Engine and Locomotive Builders,
706
Lamps and Oil,
Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and Camphene, .
706
708
708
Manufacturers,
Military Goods, .
Millinery,
728 729 729 731 732
705
Iron Founders,
717 Paper Bags,
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Paper Warehouses,
739
Shoe Findings,
751
Passe Partouts,
739
Show Case Manufacturers, 751
Patent Articles,
739
Show Cards, 751
Patent Medicines,
740
Silk Weavers, Manufacts. and Dealers, 751
Pattern Makers,
740
Silver Platers and Plated Ware,
751
Pavers, Graders and Contractors,
740
Silversmiths,
752
Pawnbrokers,
740
Slaters,
752
Photographers,
740
Smut Machines,
752
Photographers Stock,
740
Snuff Manufacturers,
752
Physicians,
740
Soap and Candle Manufacturers
752
Piano Dealers and Manufacturers,
744
Spices,
752
Pickling and Preserving,
744
Stamping, Pinking and Fluting,
752
Picture Frame Manufacturers,
744
Stationery, Blank Books, &c.,
752
Plaster Mills,
744
Steamship and Steamboat Lines,
752
Plumbers,
744
Steam and Water Heating,
753
Stencil Cutters,
753
Printers-Book and Job,
745
Sngar Refineries,
753
Printers-Copperplate,
745
Surveyors,
753 754 754
Provision Merchants-Wholesale
746
Tanners and Curriers,
754
Pump and Block Makers,
747
Telegraphs,
754
Pyrotechnists,
747
Tin Ware, Can and Sheet Iron Manu- facturers and Workers,
754
Ranges and Furnaces,
747
Tin Plate and Metals,
754
Regalia Makers,
747
Tobacco and Cigars-Retail,
754
Restaurants,
747
Tobacco Dealers and Manufacturers- Wholesale,
756
Rolling Mills, Roofers,
748
Trimmings, Laces, fc.,
757
Rope Makers and Ship Chandlers,
748
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.,
757 737
Saddlery Hardware,
748
Type Founders,
758 758 758
Sail Makers,
749
Salt Dealers,
749
Upholsterers,
758 758
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers,
749
Veterinary Surgeons,
758
Saw Manufacturers,
749
Vinegar Makers,
758
Saw and I'laning Mills,
749
Watches and Jewelry,
758
Scales,
749
Weighers,
759
Sculptors,
749
Whips and Canes,
759
Seeds,
750
Wig Makers,
759
Sewing Machines,
750
Wire Workers,
759
Ship Builders and Marine Railway,
750
Wood Dealers,
759
Ship Chandlers,
750
Wood-Sawed and Split, 759
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