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BALTIMORE COAL TAR AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 33 Camden St .. GRAVEL ROOFING AND CELLAR PAVING.
$21,000,000 00 of Insurance Assets, Represented by GEGAN BROTHERS & ALLMAND,
EDWARD. T. GEGAN. Nos. 73 and 75 Second St., Baltimore. JOHN O'G. ALLMAND.
WM. KNABE & CO. MIANO FORTES ORGANS
IVAREROOMS, No. 350 W. BALTIMORE ST., BALT. No. 112 Fifth Avenue. N. Y.
Continental Lite Ins. Co. OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS.
$7.000.000 00
Surplus as to Policy Holders.
756.544 26
Income for 1875.
2.600.000 00
POLICIES ISSUED. 74.170.
The Largest and most successful Co of its a in the World.
J. W. LANGLEY, Manager For Må .. Del .. Va. and the D. C.
38 & 12 POST OFF CE AVENUE
GEO. N. MACKENZIE & CO. IMPORTEES OF
Saddlery Hardware, No. 18 S. Charles Strect.
We invite both Buyers and Sellers to call and see us, as we are Agents for some of the LARGEST FACTORIES in the United States.
GEO. B. COALE & MORRIS,
FIRE MARINE INSURANCE
Merchants' Mutual Ins, Co. Building, .12 SECOND STREET.
MARINE-MERCHANTS' MUTUAL IS'S. CO. FIRE-HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. .
: Assets, $ 315.403
. Assets. $ 3,(82, 19%
HOME INSURANCE CO., New York,
· Assets. 8 6.047,021
· Assets, & 14,800,900
NORTH BRITISH of London and I'dinburgh, BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO., Toronto, LORILLARD INSURANCE CO., New York,
. Assets, $ S85.462 1
Assets, $ 481 122
SNOWDEN & COWMAN
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPROVED ELEVATORS
86 W. Fayette Street,
BALTIMORE.
Hand Elevators, Steam Elevators,
Water Elevators,
FOR FREIGHT OR PASSEN- GERS, STORES, HOTELS OR DWELLINGS.
HOISTING
MACHINERY
A SPECIALTY.
HOISTING ENGINES
FOR WAREHOUSES, WHARVES, TUNNELS, &c. FOR SALE, Second Hand Hoisting Machines.
JAMES BATES,
PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER OF
BATES' HAND ELEVATORS OR
DUMB WAITERS,
Patented April 18, 1871.
For Warehouses, Factories, Stores, Hotels and Hospitals,
And every place where Mer- chandise, &c., is transferred from one story to another. There are hundreds of them operating in different cities and towns.
Send for Price List and Circulars. containing Refer- ences.
J. .
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STEAM ELEVATORS,
- Of the most approved kind adapted for
WAREHOUSES, MILLS, SUGAR REFINERIES, BREWERIES, &c. All kinds of
CASTINGS
For House Fronts, Mills, Factories, &c. My Tobacco Screws, of all kinds, fur- nished at shortest notice.
JAMES BATES, Iron Foundry, COR. PRATT AND PRESIDENT STS., BALT.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, N. E. Cor. South and Second Sts.
THIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY, BACKED BY A LARGE CASH CAPITAL, INSURES WAREHOUSES AND CONTENTS, DWELLINGS AND FURNITURE, VESSELS AND 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, Samuel Hart,
II. R. Londerman, Thomas J. Wilson,
Frederick Achey.
F. W. Bennett,
Caleb Parks, William HI. Brown.
T. W. Levering,
Jos. JJas. Taylor,
Gustavus Nicholson,
George J. Appold,
John G. Reaney.
George Franck. William Simms, Wilham II. Strap.
Gustavus A. Dorgan,
Joshua Dryden,
Austin Jenkins,
George W. Flack,
J. Alex. Shriver.
James Myer,
James Bates,
Mendes I. Cohen,
Herman J. Reit%.
J. T. Cullimore,
HIngh W. Bolton.
James M. Anderson,
John M. Galt.
J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER, Secretary. HENRY P. DUHURST, President.
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, ATI OCLOCK. P. M.
FOR RICHMOND,
Connecting with the Richmond and Danville, Chesapeake and Ohio, Piedmont Air Line, North Carolina, Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, Greenville and Columbia, Richmond and Atlanta Air Line Rail Roads.
For all information apply to R. FOSTER, Gen'l Manager.
H. T. DOUGLASS, Supt. Richmond, Va.
David E. Woodburn,
LEWIS C. BRUSTER.
SAM'L WYLIE.
WYLIE, BRUSTER & CO. IMPORTERS
AND
Dry Goods Commission Merchants,
No. 11 GERMAN STREET,
BALTIMORE.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fast Freight Lines, Empire Transportation Co.
EMPIRE LINE.
EMPIRE LINE
BROAD TREAD CARS
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
OPERATING BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS WEST AND NORTH-WEST.
Low Rates. Quick Transit. No Transfer.
Bills Lading issued at Depot of the Company, NORTH STREET above Centre: "JACKSON'S WHARF," foot of Bond Street ; "CITY BLOCK," rear of President Street Station ; Office, No. 71 EXCHANGE PLACE, and at all other points where Freight is received by
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
ERIE AND WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO. "Anchor Line," "Rail and Lake Route."
Operating via N. C. R. W., and P. & E. R. R. to Erie, thence by Steamers to Detroit and all Upper Lake Ports.
Freight received and Bills Lading issued same as Empire Line. BULK GRAIN from the West a specialty.
P. R. R. and A. V. R. R. OIL LINE. "GREEN LINE."
Carrying CRUDE and REFINED OIL in Bulk or Barrels, from all points in the Oil Regions to Baltimore and all points South. MAbove Companies are the Agents of the PENNA. R. R. CO. and operate over the Northern Central Railway Route.
WM. F. GRIFFITHS, Jr.
GEN'L FREIGHT AGT.
GEO. W. CROSS, Agent,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
199 NORTH STREET.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
John L. Reed, William Harvey. Geo. H. Stickney.
REED, STICKNEY & CO.
DEALERS IN
Pig Iron and Coal,
No. 11 S. GAY STREET
BALTIMORE.
LAWRENCE RAUCH,
General Emigrant Agent OF THE Northern Central and Pennsylvania Rail Roads,
No. 97 THAMES ST.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Fare Tickets to all points North, West, Northwest and Southwest sold by the same, being the only Agent of the above Rail Roads.
EVERY INFORMATION GIVEN GRATIS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Metropolitan Savings Bank,
Cor. LEXINGTON and CALVERT Sts., Monument Square. Receives deposits daily from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Interest paid on Deposits. C. C. SHRIVER. Treasurer. ISAAC HARTMAN, President.
MANAGERS.
Alfred Jenkins. John Murphy,
J. J. Turner, Luke Cassidy.
George W. Webb.
Daniel Donnelly.
John W. Jenkins.
Henry Bogue, Isaac Hartman,
John A. Middleton,
Henry R. MeNally, Wmn. HI. V. Smith.
Joseph Fink, Thomas C. Yearly.
C. Oliver O'Donnell, John Malloy,
(. Austin Jenkins, Cumb'ld Dugan, Jno. MI. Fredericks.
EDWARD FLAHERTY & CO. Contractors and Builders
Steam Pile Drivers, Pile Bridge & Wharf Builders, Also, PILE FOUNDATIONS for Warehouses and other Buildings. Orders solicited and promptly filled with satisfaction, on moderate terms.
No. 24 S. ANN STREET.
IMPROVED NON-EXPLOSIVE ODORLESS Sink Emptying Apparatus.
All Sinks, Cess Pools, Wells, Cellars, &c. EMPTIED DURING THE DAY OR NIGHT,
WITHOUT OFFENCE OR DANGER OF EXPLOSION
Orders respectfully solicited by mail or personal application. 68 W. Fayette St. under Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore, Md. GEO. W. DELLA, Proprietor, RESIDENCE, 382 HANOVER ST.
F. Wm. Dammann. Daniel J. Foley, John T. Piquett,
Joseph Indik, Thomas J. Myer, llenry McCaffrey,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GARRIGUES, THE POPULAR HATTER
OF THE 19th CENTURY, Full and Complete Variety of HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, 494 W. BALTIMORE ST. ( BETWEEN PINK AND PEARL,) Silk Hats, $5.00 to $8.00. BALTIMORE.
GEO. F. ABRAHAM, MODELER AND PLASTERER, SHOP, No. 25 N. SHARP ST.
Residence, No. 352 Mulberry St. BALTIMORE.
Manufacturer of Centre Pieces, and all kinds of Plaster Orna- ments. Architectural Designs Accurately Modeled. Kalsomining, Whitening and Repairing a Specialty.
H. A. MAUGHLIN,
DEALER IN SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
Frames, Mouldings and Brackets, Building Materials,
LUMBER.
Warehouse, S. E. Cor. Pratt and East Falls Ave.
AT PRATT STREET BRIDGE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN H. HASKELL & SON, Successors to JOHN H. HASKELL, MANUFACTURERS OF
Oak Tanned Leather Belting,
MACHINE CARDS AND LEATHER HOSE.
-"Dealers in Supplies for Cotton, Woolen, Silk, Paper, Flour and Saw Mills, and all descriptions of Factories, Railroad and Machine Shops. Gum Goods, Oils of every description, Lacing Leather, Card Clothing. Emery, Emery Machinery, Bobbins, Shuttles and Spools, Reed's Heddles, Roller Skins, Roller Cloths, Bolting Clothis, &c.
33 S. Eutaw St. BALTIMORE
N. NISSO MANUFACTURER OF ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SUCH AS RAILINGS, VERANDAS, CEMETERY LOT ENCLOSURES, AWNING FRAMES, DOORS, SHUTTERS, SAFES, &c.
Nos. 65 and 67 N. FREDERICK STREET, NEAR GAY.
"Orders filled in the city or country at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
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.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM WILKENS. H. H. GRAUE. LOUIS WILKENS.
WILLIAM WILKENS & CO. STEAM
CURLED HAIR
MANUFACTORY, 300: W. PRATT STREET. DEPOT, NEW YORK. BALTIMORE.
217 PEARL STREET.
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 HIAIR. All orders received through the Post Office or Agent will be promptly attend- ed to. The highest prices paid for Cattle and Horse Tails and Hog Hair.
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, BATIMORE, MD. Iron and Brass Castings, Low and High Pressure Engines and Boilers, Tanks. &c. Blacksmithing in all its branches. Repairing promptly attended to.
C. WIEGAND, Cabinet Maker & Undertaker, FURNITURE REPAIRING AND VARNISHING, UPHOLSTERING, MATTRESS MAKING OF HAIR, HUSK & SPRING, No, 53 Druid Hill Avenue. REPAIRING DONE NEATLY AND PROMPTLY.
CATALOGUE -OF- DIRECTORIES
OF ALL-
The Principal Cities in the U. S.
KEPT ON HAND
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PATRONS AND FRIENDS,
For Free Reference.
Albany, Boston,
Norfolk and Portsmouth,
New Haven,
Brooklyn,
New Orleans,
Buffalo,
New York,
Chicago,
Pawtucket,
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Detroit, Hartford,
San Francisco, " .
Indianapolis, Springfield.
Louisville, Milwaukee, Syracuse, Washington.
St. Louis,
Nashville,
Newark, Wilmington.
Orders received and promptly filled at this office for Directories published in other Cities.
All kinds of Commercial, R. R. Printing, Circulars, Bill Heads, Labels, &c., done in the Latest Styles, with prompt dispatch, and at the Lowest Rates.
JOHN W. WOODS, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE
BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY,
Office and Publishing House. No. 12 South Street, up stairs.
Richmond,
TAS. YOUNG, ESTABLISHED.1836,
Book and Job Printer,
Has Removed from 114 to
LOW
PRICES !
112 W. Baltimore St.
WHERE, WITH INCREASED FACILITIES,
nd all the Modern Improvements,
HE IS PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
Neatly, Cheaply, Quickly.
MAGISTRATES' BLANKS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Established 1836.
JAMES YOUNG,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
I 1 2 West Baltimore St.
Opposite Sun Building,
BALTIMORE.
. CCCCCO
Magistrates Blanks
Baltimore Commercial.
The COMMERCIAL represents a new and indispensable feature of Baltimore journalism. A commercial journal ably edited and fully alive to the developement of trade and in- dustry is now a virtual necessity in all large cities. Before the publication of the COMMERCIAL, Baltimore was, prop- erly speaking, without such a journal ; all previous efforts having only resulted in mere price currents or trade circulars, depending mainly for a circulation on the gratuitous efforts of commission merchants. The publishers of the COMMER- CIAL have given to Baltimore, for the first time, an original commercial newspaper, in which are presented the progress of manufactures, transactions of trade, market reports, finan- cial affairs, mining and railway intelligence, and all in a clear and readable manner.
It publishes the changes in business in all the leading cities and towns of the South and West ; this feature alone is almost invaluable to merchants and manufacturers : also interesting and full reports from special correspondents in all parts of the country. In this way it gives the
MANUFACTURING AND AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The liberal support received from the commercial classes, furnishes conclusive evidence that the COMMERCIAL is now
AN ESTABLISHED SUCCESS.
Its high character as a commercial paper, has gained for it a hearty welcome among all branches of trade and industry. The COMMERCIAL has an extensive and
RAPIDLY INCREASING BONA FIDE CIRCULATION
among Western and Southern dealers, and in the country immediately tributary to Baltimore. The COMMERCIAL is not for gratuitous distribution. Its wide circulation and in- fluence is the result of its value to the better class of mer- chants and manufacturers. It is seen therefore, that the COMMERCIAL is
UNRIVALLED AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Its subscribers compose the buyers and sellers of the com- munity.
The COMMERCIAL is published every Saturday. The mar- ket reports are carefully corrected up to the hour of going to press. All inquiries relating to advertising will be cheer- fully answered.
CHAS. HARVEY & CO., Publishers, SOUTH AND GER.TAN STS. Subscription $5 per Year, Payable in Advance.
OUR CHURCH WORK,
REV. HUGH ROY SCOTT, 1 Editors REV. FLEMING JAMES,
CHAS. HARVEY & CO., PUBLISHERS, Room 6, Cor. South &. German Sts.
PRICE, PER YEAR, -
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to Clergymen, - - 1.75
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FAMILY PAPER.
OUR CHURCHI WORK, now in its 6th volume, has been brought to its present high standard by constant study of the wants of the people for a Fam- ily paper that will interest, and, at the same time, instruct both young and old. Knowing the great demand for an interesting and complete " Children's Department " special care is taken to make it complete, and acceptable to the little ones.
The exceedingly low price ($2.00) of the paper places it within the reach of all.
CHARLES HARVEY & CO.,
Cor. South and German Sts., Baltimore, Md.
CHAS. HARVEY & CO. STEAM PRINTERS,
(CONSOLIDATED BUILDING,)
Cor. SOUTH AND GERMAN STREETS, BALTIMORE.
PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Particular attention given to
NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, BILL-HEADS, LETTER-HEADS, STATEMENTS, CHECKS, RECEIPTS, DRAFTS.
CARDS, ENVELOPES, CIRCULARS, &c.
EXAMINE THE GOODRIDGE PATENT SHIPPING TAGS. THE BEST MADE.
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ENGRAVERS ON WOO + AND +
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STEAM
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
No. 87 Second Street, Baltimore.
AFFINE COLOR WORK A SPECIALTY.
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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.
1876.
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-six, by John W. Woods, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,
AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
Achenbach John H. plasterer, 415 Penna av Addison Jos. T. salesman, McMechin nr John Allen R. G. letterer, 44 s Fulton Annan J. R. (J.R.A. & Co.) 19 Lexington Annan J. R. & Co. (J. R. Annan, J. C. Man- ning) gen'l com. agents, 19 Lexington Barker John A.real estate broker,37 Lexington Brady Wm. C. clerk. 45} George Carroll Jno. W.medical student, 98 Druid Hill av Chase Chas. F. 6 Warren Close James, 77 n Liberty Cole James W. clerk, 774 Lexington Durfield E. clerk, 714 Lexington
Durigen Ernest, wood turner, 222 w Pratt Durigen E. M. clerk, 222 w Pratt Goldsborough A. W.(G. § Johnston) 735 Madi- son av
Heikes C. P. (Brent & H.) 131 n Howard Henning H. D. A. sculptor, 111 Conway Jones & Simmons (H. C.Jones, A. H. Simmons) ladies and gents' furn goods, 75 n Howard Klank & Bro. silversmiths, 12 Bank la Neumeister J. shoes, 481 Lexington Stein & Co. wholes. clothiers, 272 w Baltimore Wysong A. A. 262 Lanvale
GENERAL CONTENTS.
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Adjutant General,
937
Eye and Ear Infirmary, 961
Finance Commissioners, . 938
Aged Women's Home, 959
Fire Department . 941
Allston Association,
957
French Beneficial Association, 959
Almshouse Trustees,
942
Gas Light Company of Baltimore, 959
German Society of Maryland, 956
961
Germania Club,
956
Appendix, 937
Arcadian, 957
Athenæum, 958
Government of the United States, 937
Government of the State of Maryland, 937
Harbor Masters, . 939
Health Department, 939
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, 961
Baltimore Eye and Ear Institute, 961
Baltimore Manual Labor School, 960
Baltimore Medical Association, 961
Baltimore Medical and Surgical Society, 961
Baltimore Orphan Asylum, 960
Baltimore Warehouse Company,
Banks, 946
Bayview Asylum, 961
B'nai B'rith, Independent Order, 957
Board of Public Works, 937
Board of Trade, 946
Boys Home Society of Baltimore, 961
Business Directory, . from 785 to 902
Cadets of Temperance,
955
Caledonian Club, 956
Cemeteries, 967
Church Association of Diocese of Maryland, 957 Churches, 962
Citizens Security and Land Company, 950
City Commissioner, 938
City Government, 938
City Council, 938
938
City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph,
941
City Surveyor, 938
College of Physicians aud Surgeons, 961
Colored Orphans' Home 959
Colored Persons, 699 to 784
Commissary U. S. Army, 944
Commissioners of Public Schools, 939
Commissioners for Deep'g Patapsco river,
959
Commissioners for Opening Streets, 939
Committee of Foreign Missions, &c. 960
Concordia Club, 956
Consolidated Real Estate and Fire Ins. Co. 950
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, 945
Corn and Flour Exchange, . 945
Coroners, 937
Corrections, Additions, &c., back of title Courts, 944
Custou. House
943
Maryland Horticultural Society, 957
Maryland Hospital for the Insane, 961
Maryland Industrial School for Girls, 959
Maryland Inebriate Asylum, . 961
955
Little Sisters of the Poor,
957
List of Names of Residents, from 17 to 699 Location and Teachers of Public Schools, 939 Magistrates, 939
Male Free School and Colvin Inst.for Girls, 959 Markets,
936 Maryland Academy of Arts and Sciences, 957 Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical As- sociation, 958
Maryland Bible Society, 960
Maryland College of Pharmacy, 961
Maryland Club, 956
Maryland Deaf and Dumb Institution, · 960
Maryland Eye and Ear Institute, 961
Maryland Gas Works, 959
Dispensaries, 961
Engineer Corps U. S. A. 944
Express Companies, 952
959
Hibernian Society of Baltimore,
956
Home for the Aged, 959
Home of the Friendless
959
Home for Girls 959
House of Refuge, 958
House of Reformation-Colored, 957
House of the Good Shepherd, 960
Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c. 962
Inspector of Buildings, 938
Inspector of Gas Meters, 938
938
Inspector of Long and Dry Measures, 939
Inspectors (U. S.) of Steamboats,
944
Inspectors of Weights and Measures, 939
Internal Revenue, 944
Johns Hopkins Hospital, 962
Johns Hopkins Colored Orphan Asylum, 962
Johns Hopkins University, 958
Knights of the Golden Eagle, 955
Knights of Pythias,
Henry Watson Children's Aid Society, 957
Heptasophs, or S. W. M. 955
957
Good Templars, I. O. 955
Baltimore Association for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor, . Balt. Chapter, Am. Institute of Architects,
957
956
Hebrew Benevolent Society, 960
Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Association, 960 960 Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society,
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, 960
Germania Mænnerchor,
American Mechanics (O. U. A. M.) 955 American Mechanics (Junior O.U.A. M. ) 956 Appeal Tax Court, 938
German Orphan Asylum,
PAGE.
Aged Men's Home, 959
City Librarian,
Inspector of Illuminating Gas, .
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GENERAL CONTENTS.
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Maryland Institute, 958
Maryland Inst. for Instruction of Blind
960
Sons of Temperance, 955
St. Andrew Society,
956
Maryland Tract Society, 960
Masons,
954
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of M. D. 961 Merchants' Exchange and News Rooms, . 958 Merchants' and Mechanics' Permanent Building and Loan Company, 950
Navy Pay Office,
944
St. Mary Industrial School for Boys,
959
Notaries Public, 950
954
Orphans' Home,
959
St. Peter (Episcopal ) Orphan Asylum, 959
Park Commissioners,
938
St. Vincent de Paul Orphan Asylum, 960
959
Peabody Institute,
958
Peoples' Gas Company, .
959
Permanent Land Company,
950
State Normal School, 937
951
Post Office,
942 960
Protestant Infant Orphan Asylum,
960
Superintendents of Lamps, 939
Superintendents of Streets 939
938
Railroads,
950
Telegrapbs, 953
Red Men, (Improved Order)
955
The "Home,'
959
Red Men, (Independent Order)
955
Union Orphan Asylum, 960
Registers in Bankruptcy, 945
Resident Commissioners of Deeds, &c.,
945
Vaccine Physicians,
939
Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
950
Ward Managers of the Poor,
942
Scheutzen Park Association, 956
Water Board,
938
Scheutzen Park (West Baltimore) Assoc'n,
956 Weather Observation Office,
958
Society of C. S. Army and Navy,
956 Young Men's Catholic Ass'n of Baltimore, 957 Young Men's Christian Association, . 957
960
St. Anthony (R.C.)Ger.Orphan Asylum, St. Francis Orpban Asylum, 959
959
St. George Society, 956
St. Joseph House of Industry,
959
St. Joseph General Hospital, 960
St. Mary Female Orphan Asylum, . 959
St. Paul Orphan Asylum, 959
St. Paul Boys' Home, 959
Passenger Railways, 953
St. Vincent Infant Asylum,
Stages,
952
State Board of Education, 937
Police Organization,
937
Steamships and Steamboats,
903
Prisoners' Aid Association,
Superintendents of Chimney Sweeps,
939
Public Schools, Locations and Teachers, 939
Quartermaster United States Army, 944
Tax Department,
United States Treasury, 944
Society for Educating Poor and Orphan Children,
Sons and Daughters of America, . 955
Maryland Sunday School Union, 960
Odd Fellows, (I.O.O.F.)
Street Directory,
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Accountants, .
785
Bricklayers, 804
Adjusters of Averages,
785
Brick Manufacturers and Dealers
804
Agencies-Collection,
785
Bridge and Wharf Builders, 805
Agencies-Commercial and Mercantile,
785 Britannia Ware Manufacturers,
805
Agencies-Immigrant,
785
Brokers-Custom House,
805
Agencies-Law, .
785
Brokers-Exchange, Bill and Stock,
805
Agents-Advertising and Publishing,
785
Brokers-Merchandise and Shipping,
805
Agents-Book and Subscription,
785
Brokers-Real Estate, 806
Agents-Claim and Pension
786
Brooms, Baskets and Wooden Ware, 806
Agents-General,
786
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers, 806
Agents Brokers and Managers-Insurance
786
Building Materials, 807
Agents-Manufacturers,
787
Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers, 807
807
Agents-Real Estate,
788
Butchers,
807
Agents-Steamers, Rail Road and Passen- ger,
788
Cabinet Makers,
811
Agricultural Implements,
789
Can Makers, 811
811
Apothecaries, Druggists and Chemists,
789
Cards-Machine,
811
Architects and Civil Engineers,
791
Card Writers,
811
Artificial Flowers,
791
Carpenters and Builders,
811
ArtificialLimbs, Trusses, &c.
792
Carpet Cleaners,
813
Artists,
792
Carpets, Oil Cloth, g.c.
813
Artists' Materials,
792
Carpet Weavers, 813
Auction and Commission Merchants,
795
Awnings and Tents,
796
Carvers and Gilders,
814
Bacon Dealers,
796
Cattle Dealers, 814
814
Bakers,
796
Chair Caners, .
815
Bankers,
796
Chair Makers, 815
Banks,
796
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals, 815
Banks-National,
795
China, Glass and Queensware, 816
816
Barrel Dealers,
797 Chronometers and Nautical Instruments,
816
Basket Makers,
797
Cigar Moulds, Presses and Straps,
816
Baths,
797
Cloaks, Shawls and Mantillas, 816
Bell Founders,
797
Clocks, 816
Bell Hangers,
797
Clothiers-Children, 816
Bill Posting and Distributing, .
797
Clothiers-Retail, 816
Billiard and Bowling Saloons, 797
Clothiers-Wholesale, 817
Birds, Aquariums and Taxidermists,
797
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c. 817
817
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights,
797
Coal Oil, 819
819
Block and Pump Makers,
798
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders, 819
Boarding Houses,
798
Collar Makers, 819
819
Boiler Makers,
799
Commission Merchants, Commissioners of Deeds,
819
Bolting Cloths,
800
823
Companies-Miscellaneous, 823
825
Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers,
800
826
Conveyancers,
826
Coopers,
826
Copper, 826
826
Cork Cutters and Dealers, 826
Corsets, 826
Costumers, 826
Cotton Brokers, 826
Brass and Bell Founders, 804
Cotton Dealers and Factors, 826
Brewers, . 804
Cotton Duck Manufacturers,
827
Business Colleges,
Agents-Property and Collectors,
787
Butter Dealers, 810
Antiquarian Books, 789
Car Wheel Manufacturers,
Attorneysat Law,
792
Carriage and Coach Makers, 813
Carriage Goods, Hardware, 814
Bag Manufacturers and Brokers,
796
Cement and Plaster,
Banks-Savings,
797
Chiropodists, .
Blacking Manufacturers,
797
Coal and Wood Dealers,
Bleachers and Pressers,
798
Coffee Renovators,
Boat Builders,
799
Commercial Colleges,
Bonnet Frame Manufacturers, 800 Bonnets, Ribbons, Silk and Straw Goods, 800 Book Binders, 800
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactu- rers-Retail, 800
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactu- rers-Wholesale, 802
Coppersmiths,
Boots and Shoes-Ladies', 802
Boot, Shoe and Gaiter Upper Manufacturers, 803 Bottlers, 803
Box Makers, 803
Confectioners and Fruiterers-Retail, 824
Confectioners and Fruiterers-Wholesale, Contractors,
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