Woods' Baltimore city directory (1874), Part 1

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GEGAN BRO'S & ALLMAND, 73 and 75 Second St. EDWARD'T. GEGAN. | FIRE, LIFE & MARINE INSURANCE. | JNO. O'G. ALLMAND

WM KNABE C). PIANO FORTES AND ORGANS. WAREROOMS: No. 350 W. BALTIMORE ST., BALT, No, 112 FIFTH AVE., N. Y. Fire insurance ational - OF BALTIMORE. INCORPORATED 1849. CAPITAL, DIRECTORS : HENRY M. BASH. . $100,000 GEORGE BARTLETT .. JOSEPH W, JENKINS. WM. WOODWARD. E. J. CHURCH. GEORGE SMALL, ASSETS. HUGH SISSON. ROBERT LAWSON $ 220,000 D. II, MILLER. OLIVER A. PÅRKER. ROBERT LEUR. GEORGE C. JENKINS; Office Y. W. Cor. Holliday and Second Sts. H. C. LANDIS, Sec'y. ·J. B. SEIDENSTRICKER, Pres't. GEO. B. COALE. WM. E. MORRIS. GEO. B. COALE & MORRIS. Fire & Marine Insurance No. 58 EXCHANGE PLACE. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. . . BALTIMORE COAL TAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 59 S. Charles Street, GRAVEL ROOFING AND CELLAR PAVING --

HOME INSURANCE CO .. New York, - NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INS. CO. MERCHANTS MUTUAL (MARINE) 'INSURANCE CO.

Assets, $2,544060. Assets, 84,526.000 .. Assets, $14,565.000. Gold ... OF BALTIMORE:

FIRE INSURANCE.

J. G. PROUD & SONS, PROUD & CAMPBELL, No. 1 RIALTO BUILDING, Cor, HOLLIDAY & SECOND STS.

Capital Represented, -

$21,730,000.

COMPANIES REPRESENTED.

ÆTNA INS. CO. OF HARTFORD, CONN., $6,000,000. NATIONAL F. INS. CO. OF HARTFORD, CONN., 830,000.

SPRINGFIELD F. & M. INS. CO. OF MASS., 1,100,000. GERMANIA F. INS. CO. OF NEW YORK, 1,300,000. ROYAL INS. CO. OF LIVERPOOL & LONDON, 12,500,000.

BALTIMORE RETORT AND FIRE BRICK WORKS.

GEO. C. HICKS & CO.

Office, No. 3 S. Holliday Street, Manufactory, Locust Point, BALTIMORE, MD.

Clay Retorts for Gas Works SUGAR REFINERIES, &c. Tiles of all Shapes and Sizes, FIRE PROOF BRICK OF ALL PATTERNS, FIRE MORTAR, GROUND FIRE CLAY, FIRE CEMENT, STOVE LININGS AND MANUFACTURERS OF CLAY IN GENERAL.

JAMES BATES,

PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER OF BATES' SAFETY ELEVATOR

DUMB WAITER.

Patented April 18th, 1871.

FOR Warehouses, Factories, Stores, Hotels, Hospitals,

And every place where Merchan- dise, &c., is transferred from one story to another. There are hu- dreds of them operating in different cities and towns.

Send for circulars containing names, and price list.

IRUN

JIB

FCUNDRY

BEST AND

CHEAPEST HOISTING

MACHINE

On Strictly

SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,

FOR

WAREHOUSES.

JAMES BATES, Iron Foundry, COR. PRATT AND PRESIDENT STS., BALT.

Firemen's Insurance Co.

OF BALTIMORE, N. E. Cor. South and Second Sts.

THIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY,

BACKED BY A LARGE CASH CAPITAL,

INSURES Warehouses & Contents, Dwellings & Furniture, Vessels & Cargoes, Factories and Machinery, Mills, Lumber, Merchandise, And all kinds of Goods subject to Loss or Damage by FIRE, in both Town and Country, on the most Favorable Terms.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Angustus J. Albert,

F. W. Bennett,

William Sinns.

Frederick Achey,

Jos. James Taylor,

William H. Stran,

Thomas W. Levering,

John G. Reaney, James Myer,

George J. Appold,

Austin Jenkins,

John T. Cullimore,

Joshna Dryden,

J. Alex. Shriver.

Thos. J. Wilson,

George W. Flack,

Herman J. Reitz,

Wm. H. Brown,

Mendes I. Cohen, John M. Galt,

Gustavus Nicholson,

Hugh Bolton,

Henry R. Louderman.

Gustavus A. Dorgan,

James M. Anderson,

Caleb Parks,

D. E. Woodburn,

Samuel Hart, George Franck,

James Bates.

J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER, Sec'y. HENRY P. DUHURST, Pres't.

FU! B

F. L. BATES & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

BATES' PATENT

WAREHOUSE ELEVATORS

DUMB WAITERS

AND

HOISTING MACHINES ALL KINDS, BOTH STEAM AND HAND POWER. Office in Manufactory,

9 Harrison St. NEAR MARYLAND INSTITUTE.

GEO. PAGE & CO.

No. 5 N. SCHROEDER ST., BALTIMORE, MD,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Page's Amproved Patent Jortable Circular

Saw Hills,

Stationary and Portable Engines and Boilers.

ALSO, GANG, MULAY AND SASH SAW MILLS; FLOUR MILL MACHINERY ; GRIST MILLS; TIMBER WHEELS; LATH AND SLAB MACHINERY; SAW GUMMERS; HORSE POWERS; SHAFTING, PULLEYS, &C.

Dealers in Henry Disston's, R. Hoe & Co's, and Emer- | Manufacturers' Agents for Low's, Evarts', and Drakes' son's Patent Solid and Inserted Tooth Saw, Patent Shingle Machines, and every description and Mill Supplies generally. of Wood Working Machinery.

0 par Catalogue and Prices furnished on application. Pay The Red Line of City Cars, going west, pass within a few steps of our Establishment.

J.D.EHLERS ENG

ADVERTISEMENTS.

GAEHLE'S PIANO MANUFACTURING CO

OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, MD.

CHARTERED MARCH 29, 1864.

GOLD

MEDAL

Nos. 15, 17 and 19 North EUTAW STREET

This Company having been organized and chartered in April, 1864, in conjunction with the well known firm of GAELLE & CO., as a Joint Stock Company, composed exclusively of practical Piano Makers, who have held prominent positions for many years, in some of the best. Piano Forte Estab- lishments in this country and Europe, and having now one of the largest and most successful man- ufactories in operation, are able to furnish an instrument which, for durabilty and elegance of work- manship, volume and sweetness of tone, can find no superior.

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

Repairing aud Tauing Promply Attended to. (The public is respectfully invited to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.

J. COYLE & BRO.

Cor. Pratt and Fremont Streets.

MARBLE &

Bracket Shelves AND

REGISTERS.

MARBLEIZED

SLATE MANTELS,

FRAMES and FIREBOARDS Made to Order. Also, Soapstone Registers, Sinks, Wash Tubs, Stoves and Stove Linings, from our Quarry, formerly "Maryland Steam Soapstone Works."

420 and 422 PRATT STREET, Near Penn.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BUY ONLY

THE GENUINE.

FAIRBANKS

HONLAND N.4

STANDARD SCALES,

Weigh-Lock, R. R. Track, Depot, Hay, Coal, Dormant, Warehouse, Platform,

Counter, Union, Family, Butchers', Druggists', Jewelers' and Bank Scales.

Received the First

AT THE GREAT

PREMIUMS.

FAIRBANKS' SCALES.

PARIS

Two Medals,

EXPOSITION.

And also Best Alarm Double Locking Money Drawers.

FAIRBANKS & CO., 166 W. Baltimore St.

WILLIAM WILKENS,

H. H. GRAUE.

WIŁŁAM WIŁKENS & €0. STEAM

CURLED HAIR

MANUFACTORY, 300 W. PRATT STREET, DEPOT, NEW YORK, 217 PEARL STREET. BALTIMORE. DEALERS IN BRISTLES, VARNISH, SPRINGS, TWINE, HAIR-CLOTH, BED LACES, COWHIDES, GLUE, SAND PAPER, &c.

"Constantly on hand the best qualities of PURE CURLED HORSE AND CAT- TLE HAIR ; MIXED AND HOG HAIR.

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

ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONUMENT IRON WORKS! DENMEAD & SON, Cor. North & Monument Sts., Baltimore, MANUFACTURERS OF

STATIONARY AND PORTABLE

ENGINES BOILERS

ALL SIZES. Also, MACHINERY, FOR SAW AND FLOUR MILLS,

Mines, Iron Furnaces, Portable Corn and Wheat Mills, Bark Mills, Extract Works, BRIDGES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, &c. DISINTEGRATORS FOR BONES, FERTILIZERS. ORES, &c.

THROUGH Air Line Passenger and Freight Route, TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH-WEST, VIA Richmond, York River & Chesapeake R. R. Line, VIA RICHMOND.

THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE LEAVE

PIER No. 10 LIGHT ST. WHARF, AT 4 O'CLOCK, P. M.

FOR RICHMOND,

Connecting with the Richmond and Danville, Chesapeake and Ohio, Piedmont Air Line, North Carolina, Charlotta, Columbia, and Augusta, Greenville and Columbia, Richmond and Atlanta Air Line Rail Roads. For all information apply to

R. FOSTER, Gen'l Supt.

N. H. HOTCHKISS, Traveling Agt.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HACHTEL'S

mmoniated uper

hosphate,

FOR

Cotton, Born, Hats, Potatoes, Wheat, Grass, &c.

Hachtel's Pure Dissolved Bone For various Crops.

HACHTEL'S

Tobacco Fertilizer,

FOR TOBACCO AND OTHER CROPS REQUIRING A INGH PER CENTAGE OF AMMONIA AND POTASH.

Genuine Leopoldshall Kainit,

THIE CELEBRATED GERMAN POTASHI SALTS,

For Top Dressing, Cotton, Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Potatoes, Peas, Grass, Fruit Trees and all the Root Crops.

HACHTEL'S Acid Super Phosphate,

FOR BUCKWHEAT, CLOVER, AND ALSO, FOR FARMERS WHO PREFER MIXING THEIR OWN FORTILIZERS WITH AMMONIA, POTASH, SODA, &c.

Jay We are now preparing an article composed of a high grade of SOLUBLE SUPER PHOSPHATE AND POTASH, for Grass, Buckwheat, and also, for a Spring Dressing for Wheat, Fruit Trees, &c.

WE ALSO DEAL IN Ground Bone, Bone Dust, Bone Meal,

GUANAPE, PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN GUANOS. 0"We solicit a call from Dealers, and Farmers and Planters. Liberal Discount to Dealers and large CASH BUYERS.

JOHN C. HACHTEL & CO. Manufacturers and gen'l Commission Merchants, No. 14 Bowly's Wharf, NEAR THE CORN EXCHANGE.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fire &

Marine Insurance

PHENIX, of Brooklyn, - CITIZENS, of Newark, N. J.

$2,000,000 360,000

MERCANTILE MUT. MARINE INS. CO. of N. Y. 1,434,000

J. A. RIGBY, Agent, No. 26 SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.

WM. REISINGER. JOHN C. REISINGER.

WM. REISINGER & SON,

Dealers in all kinds of NEW and SECOND HAND

Furniture,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, PAPER STOCK, METALS, &c. Nos. 1 and 3 PORTLAND and 49 COLUMBIA STREETS, BALTIMORE.

CHAS. L. SPIES,

Dancing s Waltzing Academy

OPEN FROM SEPTEMBER UNTIL MAY, AT CENTRAL HALL, Cor. Baltimore and Charles Streets, Residence, 243 SARATOGA STREET. With increased facilities of affording to Young Ladies, Misses, Masters and Gentlemen, a thorough and practical knowledge of the above elegant accomplishment, his course of instruction is thoroughly systematic, and embraces all the new and fashionanle Dances. TERMS MODERATE.

NOVELTY WORKS.

WM. JAS. MURRAY.

JAS. MURRAY. JAS. MURRAY SON,

Engineers Machinists,

BOILER MAKERS AND MILLWRIGHTS, Manufacturers of Flour, Grist and Guano Mills, both Portable and Stationary ; also, Circular, Single and Gang Saw Mills. All other Machinery and Models made to order. Nos. 40, 42, and 44 York Street, near Light, BALTIMORE, MD. Iron and Brass Castings, Low and High Pressure Engines and Boilers, Tanks, &c. Blacksmithing in all its branches. Repairing promptly attended to.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Buckskin Gloves and Gauntlets, YARNS, HOSIERY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &C. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

JACOB KNIPP, JI .. No. 33 NORTH HOWARD STREET. Bet. Fayette and Lexington, Lovejoy's Old Stand, BALTIMORE. MI).

DEALERS IN UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, FOR GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.

Umbrellas. Canes, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders. Handkerchiefs, Worsteds, Canvass, Bows, Scarfs, Machine Silk, Spool Cotton, Threads, Needles, Pins, Wool Jackets, Gum Cloth, Fancy Soaps, Corsets, Notions, &c., &c., &c.

GARTHE & LOWENSTEIN, SLATERS,

Dwellings : Nos. 98 HILL and 257 SARATOGA STREETS.

SLATE-YARD HANOVER NEAR HAMBURG ST BALTIMORE, MD.

All Orders left at the above places promptly attended to.

MICHAEL ROCHE,

BUILDER & CONTRACTOR.

HOUSES ALWAYS ON HAND, FOR SALE OR RENT, S. W. Cor. Biddle and Cathedral Sts. and No, 68 Centre Street.

JOHN H. HASKELL, 33 S. EUTAW ST. BALTIMORE, MANUFACTURER OF

COTTON AND WOOL MACHINE CARDS Leather Belting and Hose, Also, A General Supply of MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES ON HAND. Orders for Cotton and Wool Machinery Promptly Filled.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

MARYLAND BRITANNIA and Gold & Silver Plate Works

ESTABLISHED 1850.

WM. HOLMES;

Sales Room, 3 N. Charles Street, OFFICE AND FACTORY, Nos. 50 & 52 HOLLIDAY ST. BALTIMORE, MD.

BOYD RICKETTS,

SUCCESSORS TO JOIN BOYD. DEALERS IN

MAIT AND HOPS,

MALT HOUSE, -

- - FOOT OF EUTAW ST.

OFFICE, -

- No. 14 S. GAY ST.

BARLEY MALT, RYE MALT and HOPS as required by Brewers, Bakers and Distillers, constantly on hand.

B. A. DAIGER,

Furnishing Undertaker,

No. 74 S. BROADWAY.

Every Requisite for the Proper Preservation and Interment of the Dead. TERMS MODERATE.

J. DOBBIN, STABLES, No. 36 and 38 NORTH ST.

Personal Attendance AT FUNERALS.

BY DAY OR MONTH

Horses taken at Livery

Coaches at all hours for Cars, Shopping, Visiting and Theatres ; also, Clarences for Parks, Weddings, &c.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

RAMSAY & CARTER. VULCAN

Steam Engine Works.

SPECIAL FUEL ECONOMIZING

FIRST CLASS MARINE AND STATIONARY ENGINES AND BOILERS,

From New and Approved Designs.

Cor. Hughes and William Sts. Central Office 19 German Street, BALTIMORE, MD.

PUMPING ENGINES,

For the Supply of Water to Towns and Cities.

Plant and Machinery Complete

FOR WATER WORKS, IRON BLAST FURNACES, SUGAR MAKING AND REFINING, IRRIGATION, DRAINAGE, SEWAGE, AND MINING PURPOSES.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BALTIMORE & SOUTHERN Steam Transportation Co. BALTIMORE TO WILMINGTON, N. C.

Composed of the following Steamships:

BOLIVAR, - Capt. Wm. Evans. R. CLYDE, - Capt. D. C. Childs. LUCILLE, - Capt. D. J. Price.

Sailing from Baltimore every Five Days, and During the Busy Season Tri-weekly.

CONNECTING WITH THE

Great Atlantic Coast Line.

Through Bills Lading given to all points in North and South Carolina, and to points in Georgia and Alabama.

Freight received daily and properly cared for on Wharf and in Warehouse. Insurance cffected in Good Companies at Low Rates,

The attention of Shippers is called to the LOW RATES, QUICK TIME, and great facilities of- fered by this Route. No Charges at Wilmington, and Losses promptly paid.

For Through Rates, Classifications, Bills Lading and other information, Apply to

ANDREWS & CO., Gen'l Agts. Or to 73 Smith's Wharf, BALTIMORE.

A. D. CAZAUX, Agent, WILMINGTON, N. C.

JAMES B. ANDREWS, AGENT Savannah Steamers

73 Smith's Wharf and Foot of Long Dock, BALTIMORE.

JOHN W. WOODS, STEAM

Book and Job Printer

AND Publisher Baltimore City Directory, No. 12 South Street,

Over National Farmers and Planters Bank.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

MANUFACTURERS OF

FIRST

GOLD

PREMIUM

Grand & Square Pianos,

No. 5 and 7 S. Eutaw Street, Opposite Concordia Opera House.

JACOB WEAVER, UNDERTAKER IN GENERAL

TAYLOR'S CORPSE PRESERVER.

Patented July 5, 1870. Manufactured and for sale by

COFFIN WARE-ROOMS NOS 4 & 6 DRUID HILL AVENUE, NEAR EUTAW ST. BALTIMORE,MD.

JACOB WEAVER, 4 and 6 Druid Hill Ave. BALTIMORE, MD.

WHITALL, TATUM & Co, MANUFACTURERS OF

Green & Flint Glassware,

FRUIT JARS, &c.

No. 79 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.

No. 410 Race St., Philadelphia, No. 7 College Place, New York. PROPRIETORS OF THE Phoenix Green Glass Works, Millville, Cumberland Co., N. J. Flint Glass Works, Schetterville, Cumberland Co., N. J.

Represented by WM. GILMORE.

WOODS'S

BALTIMORE CITY

DIRECTORY.

CONTAINING A CORRECTED

Engraved Map of the City,

A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

A STREET DIRECTORY,

And an Appendix of much Useful Information.

1874.3

BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS, No. 12 SOUTH STREET,

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, by John W. Woods, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

Rane

CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS

AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

Anderson A. L. agent for Whann's fertilizers, 16 Bowly's wharf.

Baddars & Watts, (H. H. Baddars, J.M. Watts) carpenters and builders, 87 Harrison

Baltimore Brewery, F. Dandelet & Co. cor Han- over and Conway

Baltimore and Drum Point R. R. office, 46 Lex- ington

BLACKLAR ALEX. C. flour, feed, grain and fertilizers com. merchant. cor Pratt and Mc- Elderry's whf.

BONSAL & CALDWELL, (T. V. Bonsal, J. W. Caldwell) flour and grain com. merchts. 25 w Pratt

BRIDGES, GREEN & EASTER, wholesale grocers, 5 Commerce

Dandelet F. & Co. (F.Dandelet, Wm.D.English, Peter Dahme) Baltimore Brewery, cor Han- over and Conway

De Wolff Benj. cigars and tobacco, 29 n Charles dw 16 e Fayette

Elliott & Son, flour and feed, 15 and 17 w Pratt England & Bell, (Joseph H. England, Henry C. Bell) match factory, 282 and 284 w Baltimore First Baltimore Spiritualist Congregation, Wash. A. Danskin, pres't, Law building, cor St. Paul and Lexington

Hammen G. H. painter, 235 Peirce

Hook B. F. (B.F.Hook & Co. ) Carrollton hotel Hooper S. H. & Bro. (S. H. and F. L. Hooper ) real estate and conveyancing, 30 St. Paul

Hopkins Frank N. (Turner & H.) 248 n Charles JOHNSON, SHRYOCK & CO. (James Johnson, Wm. H. Shryock, Aug. J. Lyons) wholesale lumber, cor Hanover and Cross

Kammerer Wm. A. paints, oils, glass, &c. 127 Franklin, dw 73 George

Kessler T. V. salesman, 16 Bowly's whf

Kurtz J. Benjamin, office Presbyterian Weekly 144 w Baltimore

Loewy Louis, music teacher, 34 s Sharp

Maguire J. F. book and job printer, over 90 w Baltimore

Marshall & Bolton, painters, Fayette nrHolliday McJilton John F. office Presbyterian Weekly, 144 w Baltimore

Monroe A. J. 248 n Charles

Monroe Mrs. Dr. N. P. 248 n Charles

Morton, Bull & Co. flour and com. merchts. 77 McElderry wharf

Parker Robert C. agent Ainsworth Patent Boiler Covering, 33 s Eutaw, dw 216 Lee nr Brown

SHRYOCK & CLARK, (Thos. J. Shryock, Geo. R. Clark ) lumber, cor Eastern av and Union dock

Winks Wm. M. oyster packer, 74 Boston, Canton Stanley L. & Co. law and collection agency, 31 St. Paul

Seligsberg Louis, (Wolff & S.) 177 n Exeter

Wolff & Seligsberg, distiller's agts. and com mers. 66 Exchange pl

GENERAL CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Adjutant General, 883

Advertisements, Index to

Aged Men's Home 908

German Society of Maryland, 904

German Orphan Asylum, . 910

Germania Club, 904

Germania Maennerchor, 906

Government of the United States, 883

883 Government of the State of Maryland,

Appeal Tax Court, 884

Appendix, 883

Arbeiter Beneficial Association, Athenæum, 906

Baltimore Association for the Improve-

ment of the Condition of the Poor, 906

Balt. Chapter, Am. Institute of Architects, 905 Baltimore Manual Labor School, 909 Baltimore Medical and Surgical Society, 909

Baltimore Orphan Asylum, 909

907

Banks, 892

Bayview Asylum, 910

Bells-Fire Department, 888

B'nai B'rith, Independent Order, 905

Board of Public Works, 883

Board of Trade, 907

Board of State School Commissioners

Boys Home Association of Baltimore, 909

Building Committee of New City Hall, 884

Business Directory, from 751 to 856

Cadets of Temperance,

903

Cemeteries,

Church Association of Diocese of Maryland, 905 Churches, 911

City Commissioner, 884 Magistrates, 885

City Government, 884 City Council, . 884

City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 888

College of Physicians and Surgeons, 910

Colored Orphans' Home, 908

Colored Persons, 659 to 748

Commissioners of Public Schools, 885

Commissioners for Deep'g Patapsco river, 907 Maryland Club, 905

Commissioners for Opening Streets, 885

Concordia Club, 905

Consuls and Vice Consuls, 891

Cooper Union T. and B. Society, No.2,

Corn and Flour Exchange,

907

Coroners, 883

Corrections, Additions, &c. back of title. . Courts, 890

Custom House, 890

Dispensaries, 910

Epiphany House of Mercy,

Express Companies, 898

Eye and Ear Infirmary,

910

Fire Department, 887

French Beneficial Association, 908

Gas Light Company of Baltimore, 908

Aged Women's Home, 908

Allston Association, 906

Almshouse Trustees, 889

American Mechanics (O. U. A. M.) 903

Americans Mechanics ( Junior O.U.A.M.) 906

Health Department, 885

909

Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Association, 909

Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society, 909

909 Hebrew Orphan Asylum, . 906

Heptasophs, or S. W. M. 903

Hibernian Society of Baltimore, 905

Homefor the Aged, 908

Home of the Friendless, 908

908

Horticultural Society, . 905

House of Refuge, 906

House of Reformation-Colored, . 906

House of the Good Shepherd, . 909

910

Inspector of Gas Meters, 884

Inspectors (U. S.) of Steamboats, 898

Inspectors Weights and Measures, 907

Johns Hopkins Hospital, 910

Johns Hopkins University, 907

Internal Revenue, 906

Knights of Pythias,

901

List of Names of Residents,

Male Free School and Colvin Inst. for Girls, 908 Markets, .

881 Maryland Academy of Art and Sciences, 905

Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical As- sociation, 907

Maryland Bible Society, 909

Maryland College of Pharmacy, 909

Maryland Deaf and Dumb Asylum, . 909

Maryland Eye and Ear Infirmary, 910

Maryland Gas Works, 908

Maryland Hospital for the Insane, 910

Maryland Industrial School for Girls, 908

Maryland Inebriate Asylum, 910

Maryland Institute, . 906

Maryland Inst. for Instruction of Blind, 908

Maryland Sunday School Union, 909

Maryland Tract Society, 909

Masons, 900 .

Merchants' Exchange and News Rooms, 907

Notaries Public, 806

Odd Fellows, (I. O. O. F.) 900

PAGE.

Hebrew Benevolent Society, .

Henry Watson Children's Aid Society,

Home for Girls,

Baltimore Warehouse Company:

Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c. .

906

Little Sisters of the Poor, from 17 to 749

GENERAL CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Orphans' Home,

908

Park Commissioners,

884

Passenger Railways, 899

Patriotic Sons of America, 904

Plasterers, (U. O. A.)

904

St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys, 908

St. Paul's Orphan Asylum, . 908

St. Paul's Boys' Home, . 908

People's Gas Company,

908

St. Peter's (Epis.) Orphan Asylum, 908

909

Port Warden, .

884

Portable Gas Light Company,

908

Stages,

State Board of Education,

883

Prisoners' Aid Association,

909

Protestant Episcopal Brotherhood,

905

Public Schools, Locations and Teachers,

Railroads, 896

Red Men, (Improved Order, )

901

Red Men, (Independent Order, ) 900

Registers in Bankruptcy, 907

Resident Commissioners of Deeds, &c., 907

Safe Deposit Company, 895

Telegraphs,

899

The "Home,"

908

Union Orphan Asylum,

909

United Ancient Order of Druids, . 901

United Brothers (I. O.) . 900

United States Treasury,

890

Vaccine Physicians, 885

Ward Managers of the Poor,

889

Water Department, . 884

Weather Observation Office, 907

Young Men's Catholic Ass'n of Baltimore, 905

Young Men's Christian Association, . 904

Sons and Daughters of America, 903 Sons of Temperance, 902

St. Andrew's Society, . 904

St. Anthony's (R.C. ) Ger.Orphan Asylum, 908

St. Francis Orphan Asylum, 908

St. George's Society, 905

St. Joseph's House of Industry, 908

. St. Joseph's General Hospital, 908 St. Mary's Female Orphan Asylum .. 908

Pay Office U. S. N. 907

Peabody Institute, . 907

Police Organization,

883

St. Vincent de Paul's Orphan Asylum, St. Vincent's Infant Asylum,

908

898

Post Office, 889

State Department of Labor and Agricul- ture, ·

883

State Department of Agriculture, 883

State Normal School, . 883

Steamers and Steamboats, 897 Street Directory, . 857

Superintendents of Streets, 885

Tax Department, 884

Scheutzen Park Association, 905

Scheutzen Park ( West Baltimore) Asso- ciation, 905

Society of Confederate States Army and Navy, . 903

Society for Educating Poor and Orphan Children, 909

886

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Boiler Makers.

PAGE.

T. C. Basshor & Co. (inset, opp. p. 465.

Denmead & Son,

James Murray & Son.

Geo. Page & Co.

Ramsay & Carter

Bone-Dissolved.

John C. Hachtel & Co.

Bristle Dealers.

Wm. Wilkens & Co

Britannia Ware.

William Holmes

Builder and Contractor.

Michael Roche ..

Building Materials.

Geo. O. Stevens & Co. (inset, opp. p.

569 and 861.)

Burial Cases.

Jacob Weaver 14

Carpets.

F. W. Plummer, ( fronting Business Di- rectory.)

Castings. James Murray & Son 8

Cement.

J. Henry Giese, (lines bottom of pages. Clothiers.

Noah Walker & Co. (1st page inside back cover.)

Coal Tar.

Baltimore Coal Tar Manufacturing Co.

(side line front cover, ) and

Coal Tar Products.

Baltimore Coal Tar Manufacturing Co.

(side line front cover, ) and.

.... ......

Collecting Agency.

National Bonded Collection Bureau,

(lines bottom of pages.)

Commission Merchants. J. Henry Giese, (lines bottom of pages. )

Curled Hair Manufactory.

Wm. Wilkens & Co

Dancing Academy.

Charles L. Spies ..

PAGE.

Drain and Sewer Pipes.

Geo. C. Hicks, (inside front cover.)

Dumb Waiters.

James Bates

F. L. Bates

Elevators.

James Bates

F. L. Bates.

Engineers and Machinists.

T. C. Basshor & Co. (inset, opp. p. 465.)

Denmead & Son ..

James Murray & Son

George Page & Co

Ramsay & Carter.

Fancy Goods.

Jacob Knipp, jr.

Fertilizers.

John C. Hachtel.

Flour, Grain, &c.

J. Henry Giese, (lines bottom of pages.)

Furniture.

F. W. Plummer, (fronting Business Di-

rectory.)

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Jacob Knipp, jr.

Hoisting Machines.

James Bates.

F. L. Bates

Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c.

Jacob Knipp, jr

House Furnishing, &c.

Wm. Reisinger & Son.

Insurance. Black River Fire Ins. Co. (back cover. ) O. F. Bresee, (lines top of pages. ) Continental Fire Insurance Co. of New York, (back cover.) Firemen's Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 2 Gegan Brothers & Allmand, (top lines front cover. ) Geo. B. Coale & Morris, (front cover. )

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE.

Germania Fire Insurance Co. of New York, (inside front cover. )

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of New York, (back cover.) Harlan & McCormick, (back cover.) Hartford Fire Insurance Company, (front cover. )

Home Insurance Company of New York, (front cover.) J. M. Langley, (back cover.) Merchants' Mutual ( Marine) Insurance Co. (front cover.) Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, (lines top of pages. )

National Fire Insurance Co. of Hart- ford, Conn. (inside front cover. ) National Fire Insurance Co. of Balti- more, (front cover.)

New York and Yonkers Fire Insurance Co. (back cover.)

Niagara Fire Insurance Co. of New York, (back cover.) North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. (front cover.)

J. A. Rigby, (Fire and Marine) .. J. G. Proud & Sons, Proud & Camp- bell, (inside front cover. )

Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool and London, (inside front cover )

Springfield Fire Insurance Co. of Mass. (inside front cover.)

Iron Works.

Denmead & Son 6

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Woods' Baltimore city directory (1874), Part 1

Author: Publication date: 1874 Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods Number of Pages: 928

Author:
Publication date: 1874
Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods
Number of Pages: 928