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CARSON C. H. & CO., LUMBER DEALERS, W side Union dock, adjoining Norfolk Steamboat whf. Carvill H. Carson, David Carson. CATE A., E Falls av and Fawn Church E. J., Monument c Aisquith Coates John, 355 W Pratt Coates & Glenn, ft of S Howard Eareckson V. O., Falls av bel Pratt George S. & Son, 37 N Green Gollibert Simon M., 140 Thames
GRAFFLIN J. W.,
E Falls av c Canton av.,
Lumber, Ship Plank, and Locust Treenails.
HELFRICH & HAY, S W c Con- cord and Bowly, and 762 W Bal- timore op Oregon, Lumber Deal- ers. All kinds of Building, Cabi- net, and Wheelwright Lumber constantly on hand.
Herring Henry & Son, E Falls av and Canton av
KIRBY JOHN & SONS, Mill c Bowly Mathews Thos. & Son, 100 N High Merryman Charles, Green c Pratt
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Mottus Theodore, Penn. av c Pres- ton
Page Washington A., 182 Light st whf
Readys Samuel, 69 President
Scharf Thos. G., W Baltimore bet Calhoun and Streker
Thomas John & Son, 296 S Eutaw Thomas Jos. & Son, Pratt c Green Thomas & Price, 56 E Falls av
TURNER JOHN C., 140 Light st whf
WEST W. & W. H., Lumber deal- ers, N E c Mill and Bowly sts, McElderry's whf; constantly on hand all kinds of White and Yel- low Pine Lumber, Laths, Şhin- gles, Pickets, &c. Dwelling N W c Pratt and Exeter.
WILLIAMS J. & J. & CO., 130 S Charles
WILLIS S., c E Falls av and Eastern av, Lumber Yard, dealer in all kinds of Lumber, Shingles, and Laths, which will sell cheap for cash.
Machine Card Manufacturer.
HASKELL J. H., 33 S Eutaw. (See advertisement.)
Machinists.
(See also IRON FOUNDERS ; also STEAM ENGINES.)
BASSHOR THOMAS C. & CO., 26 Light. (See advertisement.) CHASE WELLS & GEHRMANN, 6 S Howard. (See advertisement opposite Yarns, &c.)
Clarkson Jos. & Sons, 75 N Front Codd Edward J., 259 S Caroline HAZLEHURST & CO., William c Hughes Holtzmann George, 287 W Pratt
Miller Win. H. & Bro., President c Fawn
Murray James & Co., 42 York MURRAY WM., 192 N Exeter
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MURRAY, CLARK, THORNTON & CO., 42 and 44 York n Light. (See advertisement.) Nason James S., 26 N Howard Norwood & Taylor, 4 E Falls av
POOLE & HUNT,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
Office .- 161 North.
Works at Woodberry, Northern Cen- tral Railroad.
Schiller Charles, 11 Swan Wells J. & Sons, 136 Eastern av
Witney Geo. H., Uhler's al bet Charles and Hanover
Machinists' Tools.
CHASE WELLS & GEHRMANN, 6 S Howard. (See advertisement opposite Yarns, Batts, Wicks, &c.)
Magazines.
(See BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISH- ERS ; also NEWSPAPERS.)
Magistrates.
(See also JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.)
Duncan James W., 289 S Bond oud. Hayward Wm. H., Fayette c St Paul 1febden Wm. H., 176 S Broadway Nalls B. F., 64 W Fayette Spicer Samuel G., 72 W Fayette OF COHEN MOSES, 269 W Baltimore Whalen Stephen, Broadway c Lan- Hybbeneth Mrs. M., Eutaw c Ma- caster I rion
Mahogany. (See also LUMBER DEALERS.) WILLIAMS J. & J. & CO., IMPORTERS
AND
DEALERS IN
MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD PLANK AND VENEERS,
And every description of Lumber used by Cabinetmakers, Coach- makers, Wheelwrights, &c. Also, Cabinet Hardware of all kinds.
130 S CHARLES, n CONWAY.
J. A. WILLIAMS, W. W. KENNEDY.
Maltsters. (See also BREWERS.) DENMEAD FRANCIS, Block c W Falls av
Mantillas and Cloaks. J. BICKERTON & CO,-
183 W. BALTIMORE,
(Two doors from Light.)
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND SHAWLS.
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E. W. JOY,
107 W. BALTIMORE.
IMPORTER AND MANUFAC- TURER OF LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, AND PARASOLS.
(SENER) SCHEER M. A., 165 N Lexington, Importer and Manu- facturer of CLOAKS and MAN TILLAS, Respectfully solicits the attention of the Ladies and Mer- chants to call and examine the Stock before purchasing else- where. Ladies', Children's, and Infant's ready-made linen. All orders promptly attended to. Wilson Mrs. E. A., 74 Lexington.
Manufacturers' Findings. CHASE WELLS & GEHRMANN, 6 S Howard. (See advertisement op. Yarns, Batts, Wicks, &c.) HASKELL J. H., 33 S Eutaw. (See advertisement op. Leather Dealers.)
Towner Darius F., 332 W Baltimore Towner John F. & Co., 342 W Bal- timore
* Masonic Jewels.
SISCO BROTHERS, 95 W Balti- more. (See advertisement.)
Marble Dealers and Work- ers.
Gaddess Alex., Sharp c German Henderson Win., 33 E Pratt
LYETH ANDREW H., 562 and 564 W Baltimore McGrane P., 120 N High
Maxwell David, Eutaw c Saratoga Maxwell John W., 140 N Calvert. (See advertisement.)
Morgan John C., 2 N Green
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Mullan John P., 148 N Eutaw Packie Alexander, W Lombard Sisson Hugh, North c Monument Steuart Jos. L. & Bro., 18 W Pratt Vinson S. J., 106 W Lombard
JOHN WHITELAW,
STEAM STONE AND .
MARBLE WORKS,
Whf ft Washington.
All kinds of CUT STONE WORK furnished promptly. The trade sup . plied with Stone in the block, or sawed to dimensions.
Winternight H. , NE c Gay and Fre- derick
Mathematical, Nautical, and Philosophical Instrument Makers.
HAGGER & BRO., 72 W Pratt WALTHER PETER, 70 W Pratt
Merchants, Commission.
(See also DRY GOODS, COMMISSION ; also GROCERS, WHOLESALE ; also MERCHANTS, GENERAL ; also MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COM- MISSION ; also MERCHANTS, IM- PORTING AND COMMISSION.)
ADAMS & DAVIDSON, 7 Com- merce
Applegarth Win. & Son, 37 W Pratt BALDERSTON, WARD & CO., 14 and 16 German
Barnes Winston, 35 W Pratt
Berry N, E .. 63 W Pratt
BEVAN, PHILLIPS & CO., 14 Bowly's whf
Bigham M. M., N W c Franklin and Eutaw
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MERCHANTS, COMMISSION.
BOND THOS., N W c Calvert and Pratt
BOSWELL & DORSETT, 147 W Pratt
Boyle John P. & Co., 4 Exchange pl
Brown J. F., 12 S Eutaw
Brown M. J. & W. A., 11 W Pratt
BROWNE & RONEY, 67 S Gay
BROWN ROBERT D. & CO., 2 Ger- man
BRUNE F. W. & SONS, 89 and 91 Smith's whf
BURNS & CO., 96 Light st whf
BUZBY DAVID T., 6 Exchange pl CAMERON C. C., 50 S Howard
CAMP & SUTHERLAND, 22 Se- cond
Carr R. H. & Bro., 69 S Charles CASSARD F. W., 61 South
CHESNUT WM. & CO., N W c
South and Pratt, WHOLESALE GROCERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Wm. Chesnut, S. P. Townsend.
CHILDS, J. W., 92 Light st whf CLARK LEWIS & CO., 184 W Bal- timore
Conner James 174 W Pratt
Conway John R. & Son, 31 Cheap- side
Cooke William & Sons, 82 Light st whf
COOK & SPEDDEN, 165 Light st whf, Grocers and Commission merchants
Corner James & Sons, ft Buchanan whf
Coulbourn S. D., 79 South
Cox & Brown, 10 Corn Exchange bdg
Cox and Pope, S W c Howard and Fayette
Crichton Wm. & Son, Wood Bowly's whf
DIETZ L. D. & CO., 308 W Balti- timore. (See advertisement in- side back cover.)
DINSMORE & KYLE, 156 Pratt st whf, GROCERS AND COMMIS-
SION MERCHANTS, dealers in Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. DIXON WM. T. & BRO., 306 W Baltimore
DOWELL JOHN, 55 S Calvert
DRAKELEY & FENTON, 387 W Baltimore
EASTMAN I. B. & CO., 70 Ex- change pl
ELLICOTT WM. M. & SONS, 3 Spear's whf
ELLICOTT & HEWES, 67 Ex- change pl
Emory Wm. H., 6 Wood
ENSEY LOT & SON, S W c Balti- more and Eutaw, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE- SALE GROCERS.
FERGUSSON & TYSON, 121 W Lombard
Gale R. W., 92 Light st whf
GARMENDIA C. G. DE, 18 Com- merce
GIBNEY, HALL & CO., 90 Spear's whf
GIESE J. HENRY, 21 Spear's whf GRANT & BRO., 30 Light st Balti- more, EDWD. B. GRANT, 16 Broadway, New York. JAMES B. GRANT, 39 Walnut st, Cincin- nati, Commission Merchants for the purchase and sale of merchan- dise generally.
Griest Moses, 88 Light st whf Hall C. A. & T. H., 4 Camden
Hall Thomas J. & Co .. 143 Pratt
Hall & Loney, 56 Buchanan's whf Harrison George L., 6 O'Donnell's whf
Heslen R. M., N W c Pratt and Gay HOFFMAN H. K. & CO., 45 S
Howard. (See advertisement.)
Hopkins T. & G. T., S W c Pratt and Light
HUMPHREYS & CO., 4 Light st whf HUMRICHOUSE C. W., 20 Com- merce Hunt M. & CO., 119 Smith's whf
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MERCHANTS, COMMISSION.
HYATT C. C. & R. H. & CO., 147
W Pratt (up stairs), Commission Merchants and Agents for the sale of Tobacco, Grain and Coun- try Produce generally.
Jackson Chas. M. & Co., Smith's whf c Pratt
Jenkins & Williams, 116 Light st whf
KEENE E. A. & CO., 59} S Charles KELSEY & GRAY, Buchanan's whf c Pratt
Kenly & Tilghman, 18 Bowly's whf KIDDER C .. 16 Bowly's whf
KOEHLER H. & CO., 128 W Lom- bard
Larus J. R., 6 Spear's whf
Leatherbury John E., 6 W Pratt
LEE STEPHEN S., 50 S Gay
Levering Laurason, 3 Commerce
Levering T. W. & Sons, 55 Com- merce
LEVERING & CO., 2 and 3 Com- merce
Lippincott J. B., 58 Exchange pl
LUMSDEN ROBERT, 41 Cheap- side
Lyles William, 84 Light st whf McConky & Parr, 91 and 93 Bowly's whf
McDONNELL JAMES, 47 Calvert and 47 Cheapside
MACY W. D., 129 McElderry's whf MARTIN WM. R. & CO., 72 S Cal- vert
MATTHEWS THOS. R. & SONS, 18 Bowly's whf
Meixsel & Grafton, 149 W Pratt MITCHELL EDW'D & SON, 90 W Pratt
MITCHELL M. A., 2 Spear's whf Mitchell Oliver & Co., 53 W Pratt Murguiondo P. De, 59 S Gay
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MYER JAMES & CO., 39 Cheap- side
Myers John, 62 Buchanan's whf
NEALE, HARRIS & CO., 26 Com- merce
Needham A. & Sons, 142 Light st whf
NYCE B. BROOKE, 1 Guilford ORENDORF & BEAM, 325 W Bal- timore c Howard
OWENS J. S. & CO., 55 W Pratt
OWENS W. H., FARMERS' and PLANTERS' AGENT, 7 Coru
Exchange bdg, Wood st
PADGETT W. A. & W. W., 17 Commerce
Pawson & Bowdoin, 95 Smith's whf
Pearce Thomas, 20 Bowly's whf
Pearce & Gray, 66 Buchanan's whf Pearson Joseph, 102 Light st whf.
PENN & DYER, Exchange pl c Commerce
Perot W. H., N W c Gray and Pratt
Perry A. A., Gray c Lombard
Phillips Samuel & Co., 97 South
PHILLIPS SAMUEL & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bowly's whf.
PICKRELL JOHN F., COMMIS- SION MERCHANT, 73 Smith's whf
PITT CHARLES F., 116 W Lom- bard
POPE F. F., 85 South
POULTNEY & MOALE, Commis- sion merchants, 44 W Lombard
Price John S., 63 W Pratt
Purington Z. S., 39 and 41 W Pratt Reynolds J. W. & E. & Co., 90 Light st whf
RHOADS W. & SON, c Smith's whf and Pratt
Rieman & Sons, Fayette c Howard Ridgely David, N E c Pratt and Howard
Robertson & Briscoe, 149 W Pratt Robins T. V. B., 5 Wood
Ross J. W. & Co., 6 Spear's whf Sellman Alexander, 156 W Pratt and 2 Ellicott
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SEEVERS A. F. & W. R., 44 | Wittman Wm. W., 92 Light st whi South
SIMMS & TYSON, 64 S Gay, one door from Pratt, GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Slingluff C. D. & Son, 13 N How- ard
SOPER SAML. J. & CO., 42 and 44 S Charles
SPALDING B. R. & CO., TOBACCO AND GRAIN, 18 Commerce.
STELLMANN, HINRICHIS & CO., 21 Hanover
Street James B., 16 Bowly's whf Sullivan John & Son, 2 Camden
TAYLOR JACOB H., 134 Dugan's whf
TAYLOR & GARDNER, 8 German Townshend, French & Co., 80 Light st whf
TUBMAN B. G. & CO., 102 Light st whf
TUDOR & TOWNSEND, 110 W Lombard
Tull T. J. & Co., 6 Bowly's whf
Turner John T., 40 Ellicott
VICKERY & MUIR, W Falls av (City Block).
Warfield Henry M., 16 Spear's whf WHEATLEY, DORSEY & CO., 88. Spear's whf
Whedbee & Dickinson, 107 South and Bowly's whf
WHITE THOMAS & CO., 112 Spear's whf
WHITEFORD JAMES, COMMIS- SION MERCHANT, 7 Spear's whf. Receives and Sells Flour, Whiskey, and all kinds of Coun- try Produce. Cars full loaded come to Warehouse door, dwelling 21 N Front
Williams John S. & Bro., 52 Com- merce
WOODS, BRIDGES & CO., 6 and S Commerce
Wright Maxwell & Co., IS Second
Merchants, General.
BELT TRUEMAN & SONS, I Elli- cott
Dade & Dorsey, 128 S Charles
DARE, SPROSTON & CO., 95 S Charles, FLOUR, GRAIN, TO- BACCO, AND GENERAL COM- MISSION MERCHANTS
Delamar C. M. & Co., 96 W Lom- bard
Denson & Buck, 100 Light st whf Henderson John & Co., S E c Com- merce and Pratt
HUNT, CLARK & CO., MER- CHANTS, 53 W Pratt. W. H.
Hunt, S. R. Clark, C. W. Hunt.
Laurping Wm. & Co., 89 S Charles Martin & Co., 101 W Lombard Meredith Gilmor, 49 Exchange pl
PARKIIURST J., JR., & CO., 78 Bowly's whf
PARKHURST S., 76 S Bowly's whf Payne Wm. S., 63 Pratt
PEARSON & COLEMAN, 106 W Lombard
PICKRELL JOHN F., COMMIS-
SION MERCHANT, 73 Smith's whf
Rosenberger & Co., 68 South
SCHAEFER ADOLPHUS C., 50 South
STUART J. D. & CO., 27 Cheapside Turner Jonathan, 25 W Pratt Wambersie E. C., 63 S Gay
WEBB A. L. & BRO , S W c Pratt and Commerce, Rail Road Track in front of Warehouse, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and agents for the sale of DUPONT'S POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE. Williams John & Son, 99 Smith's whf
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MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION.
Merchants, Forwarding and Transportation. FRICK E. A., 165 North MATHEWS & FITZHUGH, 128 N Howard
Merchants, Importing and Commission.
DIETZ L. D. & CO., 308 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inside back cover.)
Merchants, Shipping and Commission. BEVAN, PHILLIPS & CO. SHIPPING AND Commission Merchants,
No. 14 Bowly's Wharf, BALTIMORE.
Boninger Brothers, 29 S Charles Brauns F. L. & Co., 11 Cheapside Cheston James & Son, Cable c Pat- terson FISHER RICHARD D. & CO., 54 S Gay
FITZGERALD, BOOTH & CO., 6 S Gay
FOARD & ROGERS, Shipping and Commission Merchants and agents for Baltimore and Liver- pool Packets, 16 Bowly's whf. JOSEPH O. FOARD.
C. HOWARD ROGERS. FRANKLIN LEWIS A., 59 S Gay, GENERAL SHIPPING AND COMMIS- SION MERCHANTS.
GERDES, BULLING & WEHR- HAME, 143 W Lombard
GEYER & WILKENS, 122 W Lom- bard
Gittings, Lambert & Co., 58 Buchan- an's whf
Hand S. G., 101 Smith's whf
Hand Thomas J. & Co., 56 S Gay
Hodges B. M., jr., Gay c Lombard HIOWELL WM. & SON, 60 S Gay Huffington W. W., 81 Smith's whf HUGHES JOHN, 2 Corn Exchange. South
HURLBURT SAMUEL, 44 South
KIDDER C.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANT,
No. 16 Bowly's Wharf, BALTIMORE, MD.
Kirkland, Chase & Co., 83 and 85 Smith's whf
Knox & Co., 125 Smith'a whf
LESLIE ROBERT & SON, 61 S Gay
LURMAN & CO., 31 S Charles
MATTHEWS THOMAS R. & SONS, SHIPPING AND
Commission Merchants, No. 18 Bowly's Wharf,
THOMAS R. MATTHEWS. THOMAS R. MATTHEWS, JR. WILLIAM P. DAWSON.
MURGUIONDO P. DE, 59 S Gay PENDERGAST CHA'S, 77 Smith's whf
Pendergast Jerome A., 77 Smith's whf
Pendergast Brothers, 77 Smith's whf SCHUMACHER A. & CO., 9 S Charles
Small Wm. & Edward, 93 Smith's whf
Spence & Reid, 5 Spear's whf
STEWART C. MORTON, 52 S Gay
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CANFIELD, BROTHER, & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN MILITARY GOODS.
SWORDS, BELTS, EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS, Sashes, Buttons, Lace, Pistols, Figures, Letters, WITH EVERY VARIETY OF MILITARY GOODS, 229 Baltimore St., cor. Charles St., Baltimore. Also, Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods. Watches repaired. .
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO., WHOLESALE GUN WAREHOUSE; Manufacturers, Agents, and Importers of GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, MILITARY GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, &c., AND EVERY OTHER ARTICLE CONNECTED WITH THE GUN TRADE,
JAS. H. MERRILL, PHILIP E. THOMAS, LEWIN W. THOMAS.
No. 239 Baltimore Street.
JOHN P. MILNOR, JR., & CO., No. 117 Baltimore Street, one door from South Street, MILITARY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, VIZ. : Swords, Sashes, Belts, Epaulets, Shoulder Straps, Pistols, Holsters, &c. &c. PRESENTATION SWORDS Always on hand, and made to order in the best manner.
J. EDWARD SISCO.
CHARLES T. SISCO. SISCO BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURERS OF ODD FELLOWS' AND MASONS' REGALIA. MILITARY GOODS, BANNERS, FLAGS, SIGNALS, Gold and Silver Fringes, Gimps, Tassels, &c., No, 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street, BALTIMORE.
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Stirling & Ahrens, 54 Buchanan's whf
Tesdorpf & Siebert, 63 Exchange pl TUCKER R. & H. R., 52 S Gay Von Kapff & Arens, 22 German Whitridge Thomas & Co., 22 and 24 Bowly's whf YATES J. C. & CO., N W c Gay and Pratt
Metal Dealers.
KEEN & HAGERTY, TIN AND JAPAN WARE MANUFAC- TURERS, and DEALERS in TIN PLATE, SHEETIRON, &c., 37 and 39 S Calvert, c Water and Cheapside
LISSBERGER D. & RROTHER, 8 Camden
Millar Frank H., 29 Light
Oudesluys Charles L., 57 N Gay
PARKER E. L. & CO., 83 S Charles. (See advertisement.)
POPE GEORGE A., 75 Smith's whf. (See advertisement.)
PRATT E. & BRO., 27 and 29 S Charles
Schoemperg E. & Co., 126 Forrest
Military Goods.
ARMY AND NAVY GOODS COM- MISSION IIOUSE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT at NEW YORK PRICES. A. STOWELL, AG'T, 178 W Baltimore, bet Calvert and St. Paul
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO., 229 W Baltimore c Charles. (See ad- vertisement interleaved.)
GMINDER JACOB, 10} S Calvert, MANUFACTURER OF MILI- TARY ORNAMENTS, such as SHOULDER STRAPS, BUGLES, EAGLES, SABRES, ' CANNONS, LETTERS, FIGURES, &c. ; also dealer in Military Goods gene- rally.
MCCORMICK THOS., 149 W Bal- timore c Calvert
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MERRILL, THOMAS & CO., 239 W Baltimore. (See advertise- ment interleaved.)
MILNOR JOHN P., JR., & CO., 117 W Baltimore. (See adver- tisement interleaved.)
Rosenswig E .. 344 W Baltimore
RUSSELL BENJAMIN, 293 W Baltimore
SAUTER P. & BRO., MANUFAC- TURERS of MILITARY ORNA- MENTS, 20 Sharp st n German. Constantly on hand Wreaths, Bugles, Cross Cannon, Letters, Figures, Straps, &c. &c.
SEEGER JACOB, 23 German SISCO BROTHERS, 95 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inter- leaved.)
STOWELL A., 178 W Baltimore
Milliners.
(See also STRAW GOODS ; also, DRESSMAKERS.)
Aldridge Barbara, 861 W Balti- more
Anderson Mrs. A., 160 Hanover Andreae Charles, 189 S Charles Ashe Mrs. Susan, 176 Hanover Atkinson Mrs. M., 294 N Gay Ballard Mrs. C., 90 Richmond Bean Mrs. C. T. A., 66 N Pearl Beech Mrs. Jane, 63 N Liberty Benterwald Mrs. C., 53 Pearl Bialla M., 47 N Howard Bona Elizabeth, 33 Brown Boyd R., 741 W Baltimore Bradford Mrs. Mary, 155 W Madi- son
Brian Mrs. M., 276 N Gay
Bright Mrs. E., 462 W Baltimore Butler Mrs. M. A., 4 S Poppleton Campers Mrs. M., 123 W Lexington Caples A. M., 71 N Eutaw Chappel A. E., 185 Hanover Clendenen Mrs., 110 W Lexington Coale Misses, 41 N Gay Correll Mrs. Ann, 566 W Baltimore
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MILLINERS.
Daeplitz Solomon, 114 W Lexington Davis Mrs. L. A., 68 N Pearl
Delahays Mrs. A. E., 59 E Balti- more
Dierker Miss E., 194 S Charles Dobler Mrs. A. C., 163 E Baltimore Dosch Virginia, 240 Washington Ellender Mrs. G., 73 Forrest Fink Mrs. E., 71 Ross
Fredrich Mary, 381 W Pratt Gauss Mrs. R., 275 N Gay
Gardneco E. A., 161 W Lexington Gibbons Mrs. S. A., 48 E Baltimore Golden Miss, 76 W Lexington Gunby C. L., 2 S Poppleton Guyton Miss E. F., 80 N Howard Hahn S. & E., 57 N Liberty
Hamilton Mrs. M. A., 61 N Charles Hammer S. C., 103 N Eutaw Harvey Miss K., 98 W Lexington Headington Mrs. C., 187 Biddle Henderson David, 282 N Gay Herring Mrs. O., 80 W Baltimore Hess Louis, 35 N Howard
Hilderbrandt Margaret, 555 W Bal- timore
Hohlbein Mrs. Jacob, 70 N Pearl
Howard R., 41 E Baltimore
Hutchson Mrs. M. J., 38 N Schroe- der
Ireland Mrs. E. P., 32 N Green
Jenkins Mrs. Elizabeth, 480 W Bal- timore
Johnson Mrs. K., 269 N Gay
Jonson Miss Fanny, 82 W Lexing- ton
Kadden Emanuel, 232 S Broadway Kellner Miss Maria, 231 Canton av Kennard Mrs. Susan, 223 N Gay Kerchner Mrs. L. C., 160 W Lex- ington
Kessler Miss Lizzie, 108 W Lexing- ton
Kinsey Mrs. S., 171 E Baltimore Koehlert H .. 449 W Baltimore Korn Mrs. C., 468 W Baltimore Kraut Hannah, 314 N Gay Lallemand Mrs., 45 E Baltimore
Lebranthwait Miss M. A., 179 E Baltimore
Lee Mrs. L. T., 56 W Lexington Leonard Mrs. M., 63 N Charles Levy Mrs. J., 199 N Gay Lind Miss Fanny, 49 N Howard Lipper W. B., 201 N Gay Lisner Abraham, 83 N Gay Lochary Mary, 3 W Baltimore McKiragan M. A., 105 N Eutaw McPherson Mrs. M. E., 108 W Lex. ington
Mitchell Mrs. C. W., 63 E Baltimore MULLER MRS. LOUIS, 110 W Baltimore. (See advertisement of newspapers.)
Newman Benj., 54 Centre mkt space Noyes Mrs. J. H., 508 W Baltimore Odendhall Madame S., 75 W Lex ington
Oppenheim J., 249 N Gay
Owen Mrs. E. J., 47 N Howard Parsons Mrs. R., 149 W Madison Patrick Mrs. C., 271 E Baltimore Pepleer Mrs. Louisa, 250 Hanover Raith Mrs. Eliza, 69 Penna. av Reynolds Mrs. C., 100 Pearl Robinson Mrs. E., 98 S Broadway Rose Mrs., 148 W Lexington Rosenbaum J., 168 W Lexington Sank R., 72 N Eutaw
Sarlouis Mrs. A., S E c Lexington and Eutaw
Saville Mrs. A. J., 36 W Pratt Schlersnei Mrs. M., 183 E Pratt Schoenberg S. E., 183 and 219 1 Gay
Smith Mrs. L., 58 N Eutaw Solze C. C., 68 S Sharp
Sprigg Mrs. Jane, 69 S Sharp
Stern Mrs. D., 29¿ N Howard
Stork & Hamilton, 278 N Gay
SUTOR MISS S., 101 E Baltimor Thomas Miss M. & R., 186 Madiso: avenue
Thompson Mrs. Mary, 103 W Lex ington Thursby Mrs. L., 130 N Gay Timson & Allen, 47 E Baltimore
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Turner Miss Mary D., 17 E Balti- more
Tyte Mrs. Ann, 57 E Baltimore
Ullman Bertha, 154 S Broadway Wahl Mrs. A. R., 95 N Gay
Walter Mrs. Mary A., 714 W Balti- more
Wiedly Mrs. W., 336 S Charles Williams M. A., 93 N Exeter Winfelder Mary, 227 Eastern av Young Mrs. L. P. Steward, 74 N Charles
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Millinery Goods.
(See also SILK AND FANCY GOODS ; also STRAW GOODS.) Armstrong, Cator & Co., 237 W Baltimore
BAMBERGER E.,
247 W Baltimore bet Hanover and Charles,
Dealer in
Ribbons, Millinery Goods,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Hoop Skirts, Fancy Goods and General Auction Bargains.
BROWN M. & S., 243 W Baltimore bet Charles and Hanover (up stairs, IMPORTERS AND MANU- FACTURERS OF PARIS FLOW- ERS, FEATHER HEAD ORNA- MENTS AND MILLINERY GOODS. Coburn Mrs. J., 19 N Gay Crane Benjamin & Co., 249 W Bal- timore
Goldenberg H. & Co., 51 N Howard GOLDENBERG & WEINBERG, 163 W Baltimore, Laces and Em- broideries.
Goldman Edward, 490} W Balti- more
Grinsfelder & Bro., 25 N Howard JORDAN & ROSE, 1 N Howard, one door North of Baltimore, Jobbers in MILLINERY GOODS, HOSIERY, HOOP SKIRTS, NO- TIONS &c. Job lots from New York Auctions received daily., KEYSER MOSES, Sharp c Pratt Loewenthal Mrs. J., 27 N Howard Mimmi Mrs., 53 Hanover Munroe Mrs., 53 Hanover
OBERNDORF & LAUER,
243 W Baltimore, bet Charles and Hanover,
Importers and Jobbers of
RIBBONS, MILLINERY and WHITE GOODS,
Notions, Trimmings, and General Auction Bargains, and Manu- facturers of
HOOP SKIRTS.
Seldner S. W., N W c Howard and Fayette
STRAUSS BROTHERS, 54 Hano- ver and 649 W Baltimore
Thompson Miss Maria T., 84 Hano- ver Weingarten A .. 166 W Lexington Young George W., N E c Charles and Lexington
Mill Pick and Hammer Manufacturer. Green J. J., North c Centre
Mill Stones.
Morris & Trimble, Falls av n Pratt STARR B. F. & CO., S E c North and Centre
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Millwrights.
MURRAY, CLARK, THORNTON & CO., 42 and 44 York. (See ad- vertisement.) Valentine & Thompson, Falls av c Lombard
Millers, Merchant.
(See also FLOUR AND FEED ;. also FLOUR MILLS.)
DYER SAMUEL, 38 Commerce, Manufacturer of Reservoir Fami- ly. Extra and Superfine Flour. GAMBRILL C. A. & CO., 32 and 34
Commerce, Manufacturers PA- TAPSCO AND CHESAPEAKE FLOUR. C. A. Gambrill, R. G. Macgill, P. H. Macgill.
Price Joseph, 50 Commerce
TYSON & BROTHER, 40 Commerce, Manufacturer of Extra Super Flour and kiln-dried Corn Meal. Wright & Canby, Commerce c Ca- ble
Milk Dealers.
(See also BUTTER DEALERS.) Burns Wm., 114 N Caroline Mescaslin Robert, 141} Central av Norris Eliza, 19 Central av Stockdale B. C., 28 N Eutaw
Mineral Waters.
(See also BOTTLERS.) Egerton A. B., 99 W Baltimore Pier G. W. & Co., Hanover c Balti. more Randall D. A., S W c Calvert and Fayette Thomas John, Bell Air mkt WALSH EDMOND, 29 S Frederick
Mining Companies.
Coulter G. T., Second adj P. O. Garden Hill Mining Co., 34 Second Guilford, 34 Second Lough Jos., 34 Second
North State Copper and Gold, 34 Second Silver Hill, 34 Second
TYSON ISAAC JR. & SONS, 7 South, General Mining
Morocco Manufacturers.
(See also LEATHER DEALERS ; also HIDES AND LEATHER ; also CUR- RIERS.)
Ballauf Augustus, 69 Harrison
Brandt H. & Bro., 29 Saratoga
Carrigan D., 168 N Front Kalbfus & Locher, 8 S Calvert
Klees Henry & Sons, 15, 17 and 19 Saratoga
RAABE CHARLES, LININGS AND MOROCCO MANUFAC- TORY, 31 Saratoga.
Music Stores. McCAFFREY HENRY,
Music publisher,
205 W Baltimore bet Charles and Light
The largest assortment of Music in the City can be found at this Es- tablishment.
Miller & Beacham, 10 N Charles Schmidt T. A., 34 N Charles Willig George, 1 N Charles (pub- lisher)
Musical Instrument Makers. ( See also PIANOS.)
Boucher W., Jr., 38 E Baltimore Eisenbrandt C. H., 78 W Baltimore HILDEBRANDT C. H., MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTU-
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