E.M. Cross & Co.'s Baltimore city business directory (1863-1864), Part 15

Author: E.M. Cross & Co
Publication date: 1864
Publisher: Baltimore, Md. : E.M. Cross & Co.
Number of Pages: 262


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Refrigerators. Evans P., 494 W Pratt


Reading Rooms. (See also LIBRARIES.)


Merchants' Exchange Reading Rooms, New Exchange bdgs adj Post Office, have on file papers from all parts of the world. A record is kept of all the marine news of interest to Baltimore. Subscription $10 per annum. National Union, 131 W Baltimore. A. Aitkin, Supt.


Regalia Manufacturers. (See MASONIC JEWELS.)


Restaurants.


(See also DINING ROOMS ; also TA- VERNS ; also LAGER BEER SA- LOONS ; also HOTELS.)


Ackerman Peter, 94: S Charles Ameys Joseph H., 1 N Green Anderson John, 23 Thames 16


Allen W. M., 8 Light


Ballauf A., 71 Harrison Barker W. G., 3 Holiday BARTZ DANIEL, RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON, 28 Light Bauernschmidt G. & Co., 281 W Pratt


BEACON LIGHT, Henry J. Luck, Proprietor, 98 W Pratt


Becker Conrad, 310 W Pratt


Becker Henry, 102 N Gay


Beckers Nicholas, President c East- ern avenue


Berry E., 53 Thames


Biebl Joseph M., 24 Centre mkt space Blake John, 1 North


Blauch Jeremiah, 679 W Baltimore


Boylan Geo., 198 Hollins


Brandt Henry, Forrest c Monument


Brooks Christopher, 138 S Eutaw


Brown Andrew, 169 S Broadway Brown J., 85 Thames


Bubert John D., 100 S Charles


Bucksti William, 26 Second Bulack Jacob, 65 W Pratt


Bunch John, 36 President


Burgandy John, 13 Dover Burris John, 7 Market space Byrne Hugh, 70 President.


Campbell Wm. HI., 9 Frederick Canavan James, 162 N Calvert CARROLL P. H., 114 S Howard,


Restaurant and Dealer in Wines, &c


Cassiday P., 19 W Lombard


Childs Mrs. M. N., 67 President Childes & Thompson, 17 E Pratt Clackner M. T., 11 Mcclellan's al Cloud Charles F., 415 W Baltimore Coakley A. J., 122 N Gay Coath John, 19 Fish market space Collins Mrs. Jas. E., 75 Thames Connelly J. C., 82 S Howard Connelly M., 121 S Howard Connolly Michael, Fulton c Fre- derick


Connolly Mrs. Ann, 9 Fish market space


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RESTAURANTS.


CHARLES STREET


GREEN HOUSE,


KEPT BY


PETER ARNOLD,


58 S. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, Md.


TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS


Will always find


Good Meals and Refresh- ments, and the best Acco- modations.


Connor John, 5 Cheapside Conway Patrick, 3 Market space Copperman J. E., 74 N Gay


COTTAGE SALOON,


HIGH STREET, bet BALTIMORE and FAYETTE.


CHRIS. SHAW, PROPRIETOR.


Creighton M., 39 Market space Crone Edward, 75 N Gay Crone Wm. C., 15 N High Daily Eugene, 1 Wine Daly James, 65 South Dawson J., 104 S Howard Diffenbaugh John, 866 W Baltimore Doberer John, 199 W Lexington Donahoo J. F., 42 W Fayette Doyle J. M., S E c Charles and Lombard


Eich Henry, 89 N Gay


ELLINGER'S JOHN F., "HERE IT IS" RESTAURANT, S E c Lee and Light. OYSTERS AND REFRESHMENTS served in ev- ery style at the shortest notice. WINES AND LIQUORS of all kinds and choice CIGARS con- stantly on hand.


Ellinger William, 38 W Fayette EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, adj Post Office, entrance on Second and Lombard


Fallon Peter, 216 W Lexington


Feffel Joseph jr., Baltimore c Re- publican


FICK WM. G., 57 Thames


Files Joseph, 2 Hawk


Fisher Charles T., 59 Spring


Fitzgerald John, 67 Thames


FITZPATRICK JOHN, Vauxhall Restaurant, 223 Light


Fleming Wm., 38 Centre market space


Flisehman John, 17 Dover


Foltz G. & H. Ehlen, 5 Lovely la


Frank C., 45 Brown


Gabrio Henry, 29 N Green


Garrett W. A., 245 S Broadway


Geekie Charles W., 123 W Balti- more


Germann Jacob K., 248 S Broad- way


GILMOUR'S SALOON, 125 W Bal- timore. (See advertisement.) Greaf C., 95 Hanover


Green Captain William, 156 Light st whf


Green William P., 48 E Lombard Green T., 56 Thames


Guhlinghorst J. G., 66 Light


Haffecke Charles, 5 South Hannibal Henry, 51 Harrison Hannon Barney, 29 Market space Harker J. V., 101 Greenmount av Harrington Joshua, 21 Ensor HEIKER GEORGE, 29 Brown Helmlings Harry, 62 W Fayette


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RESTAURANTS.


HEMPEL FREDERICK, NATIONAL HALL RESTAURANT, 10 N Frederick.


Herzog Thomas, 308 W Pratt Hesse Christian 267 W Pratt


HEWITT FRANKLIN W., 257 N Gay


Hocet Andrews, W Pratt c Pop- pleton


Hofana William, Bond c Lancaster Hoffman Michael, 152 Franklin


HOFFMANN MRS. J., 55 Market .


space


Holdefer Henry, 32 E Pratt Holliday Thomas, 136 E Lombard Homberg Henry, 59 N Gay Hooper Wm., 22 W Lombard Houseman A. C., 413 W Baltimore Houmhunsen -, 211 Montgomery HUMPHREY HENRY, NE c Sharp and Camden


Hunter Alexander, 63 Thames


Hurra Albert J., N E c Gay and Central av Imhofe John, 40 Second


Johnson Edward, Falls av c Eastern


Johnson Richard, 215 W Lexington Kaupp John, W Fayette Keach Cyril W., 26 German Keener J., 71 S Charles Keilbar Henry, 323 S Bond Kelly James, 7 Dover KELLY & SHAW, " Ruby Saloon," 2 South


Kernan U., 19 E Baltimore Keyse George, Light c Baltimore Kid Joshua, 128: Forrest KIERNEN B., " Shade's Restau- rant," 31 South Kinsley Barney, 181 W Lexington KLMEFELTE JESSE, 37 W Fay- ette


Kooke Herman, 273 S Bond Koors Wm., 36 W Fayette Kreutzer George, 69 N Gay Kunsman W. H., 126 Light st whf Laib John, 208 W Lexington


Lamott N., 41 Penn. av


Langley Edward, 143 E Pratt Lapsley Mrs., 78 Thames Ledley Wm. M .. 150 W Fayette Lee Thomas, 31 W Fayette Lenz Alexander, S4 S Howard Leonard John, 33 Market space Link Harmon, Bondt c Pratt LOTZ JACOB, 6 N Frederick Love Margaret, Fell's Point mkt Lowery John, 105 Fell's Point mkt LUDWIG JOHN, 47 W Fayette


Lutts John F., 69 Market space Lutz Michael, 335 S Bond Lutzs Ellen, 13 Second Lyons John, Centre c St Paul Lyons T., 52 Thames


McAbee John T., 116 Franklin MeCabe James, 186 W Lexington McCLASKEY ALFRED, 3 P.Ow-


man McCormick P., S W c Eutaw and Mulberry


Mc Donald Donald, 47 N Paca Me DONALD'S L., TRAVELLER'S HOME, 62 President. 1 door from Eastern av, n Philadelphia Depot. Is prepared to furnish persons with Meals and Lodging. Board ing by the Day or Week on reu- sonable Terms.


McDonell Jas., 54 S Howard Mc Dowell Thomas, 154 N Gay MeGurk James, 1 Bank la McMah Jobn, 59 Market space McMann M. L., 93 W Lombard


McTange Peter, 10 W Water Mann C. H., 50 W Fayette


Mann Fletcher John, Fayette c Harrison


Mankin Henry, 65 Thames


Mason & Kelly, 10 S Sharp Miles Charles, 5 Market space Miles Charles A., 66 W Fayette MINCE JOSEPH, 48 W Fayette Montahenke Henry, 25 Light MONTGOMERY MRS. H. C., 157 and 159 W Madison


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RESTAURANTS.


Moon Adam, N W c Gay and Broad - way


Morris William, 31 W Lombard


Morten Mary. 5 L Paca


MUIILS LEWIS B., 187 Lexing- ton


MULLER FRANCIS, 33 W Fay- ette


MULLEY JOSHUA, 37 W Fay- ette


Mullin John, 188 W Lexington Mullin T., 14 South


Murphy H., 3 N Calvert


Myers U. M., 258 S Broadway Mysall John, Light c Lombard Nevins John, 18 S Gay


NEW YORK EATING HOUSE, PATRICK BEERE, Proprietor, 63 President n Philadelphia Depot. BOARDING BY DAY OR WEEK. Nicholson Andrew, 6 N Green Ohan Patrick, 211 Light O'Day Mrs. B., 106 S Howard O'Neal L., 107 W Lombard Ott Louis, 8 Centre mkt space OUR HOUSE, by BERTHA JONES, Restaurant and Eating Saloon, 47 Lombard c Marsh mkt space Owen George, 16 W Lombard PARKER J., 4 N Liberty Paul C. L., 124 S Howard PEIRSON J. T., N E c Holiday and Fayette. Best quality Wines and Liquors. Meals at all hours. Perry E. W., 9 Camden


Peters P. F., 101 Thames


Pierson Joseph T., S W c Holiday and Fayette


PIQUETT JOHN T., 502 W Pratt PRESTON PATRICK, 72 N Cal- vert c Pleasant


Purdy G. W., 136 and 138 N Cal- vert


Raab Emile, 59 Chesnut Reilly P., 78 W Fayette Rielly Joseph, 11 South Rooney M. D., 29 W Pratt Rose Wm. H., 24 N Gay Rossdeusher John, 49 Columbia


Rowlett Richard, 5 N High Russell Wm., 20 Mercer


RUTHEFORD JOSEPH, Proprie - tor, 128 W Baltimore. (See ad- vertisement.)


SCHAPPERLES F., S W c Gay and Harrison


SCHAUB JOHN G., 259 S Broad- way


Scheppach J. M., 171 W Pratt Schoelfield P., 218 N Gay


SCHOFIELD & SALOM'S SOUTH STREET HOUSE, 58 South.


The subscribers having taken this old and favorably known stand, are pre- pared to serve up the delicacies of the season to their friends. We have a few bottles left of those Old Wines (Sherry and Madeira) purchased at the sale of the effects of the late Solo- mon B. Davies, to which we call par- ticular attention, as they are guaran- teed genuine, and among the oldest Wines in the city. There is in con- nection with the House a SPLENDID BOWLING SALOON.


SCHIERBAUM AUGUSTUS, 74 S Charles


Schulten J. H., 99 Thames


Seymour Wm. H., 118 N Gay Shaffer Joseph, S Green c Baltimore SHAMBURG JOHN, 43 S Liberty,


RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON.


Shamburg Wm., 160 W Lombard Shamburg Wm. & Co., 29 S Liberty Shee Thos. F., 19 Pleasant Sherman Chas., 21 E Monument Shuckman Conrad, 254 Montgomery Smith George, 74 S Eutaw Smith Mrs. Henry, 54 Thames Smith Thos. H., 355 S Bond Snyder D., 41 German Spangler Wm., 22 W Lombard Spiegel Charles, 58 Centre mkt space STAG HALL, 59 Hanover n Pratt, JOHN J. PETER, Proprietor. STEHL HENRY, 193 W Lexington Strasberger Charles, 33 N Gay Swearer Benj., 3 S Eden Swearer Charles, 1 Grand


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SWOPE JOHN C., 15 Dover Tate Robert, Dover c Camden la Thompson F. J., 341 S Bond THOMPSON GEO. F., 11 Mkt space Tibbels Thomas, 183 W Lexington Torborg Mrs. Anna, Lexington c Park


Towsend T., N E c Baltimore and Eden


Uhlenburg George, 66 German


VAUXHALL RESTAURANT, JOHN FITZPATRICK, PROPRI- ETOR, 223 Light


Vine Mrs. Ann, 9 Neighbor


Wallenwein George, 59 Thames Wallis A., 152 W Fayette Walter John, 85 Harrison Ward Laurence, Plowman c Front Ward Owen, 16 Fish mkt space


Waters Ferdinand, 203 W Lexing- ton


Webb D. C., 89 Thames


Weber Louis M., 20 Centre mkt space


Weber Wm. G., 131 N Howard


Weller Philip, 23 Centre Wickham John, 5 Dover Wilhelm Wallice, 14 Fish mkt space Windwart H., 127 W Fayette


Young Rob., 218 S Front Zimmer Frederick, 211 W Lexington ZOUAVE HOUSE, late OLIVE'S HOTEL, John Olive, proprietor, 94 S Charles, bet Camden and Pratt


Roofing.


GEISS NICHOLAS, 112 S Howard (metallic)


LINDALL & SHOREY, 2 W Pratt (metallic)


Rothrock & Peacock, 10 Eutaw House (metallic) SHANAMAN JOHN, 30 and 32 N Eutaw (metallic)


SMITH C. HART, agent for George S. Page & Brother, 111 Smith's whf (cement). (See advertise- ment.)


16*


Saddle and Harness Ma- kers.


( See also TRUNK MAKERS.)


ARMSTRONG & CRAIG, 118 W Fayette


Beveridge John, 279 W Pratt


Boyd J. H., 48 German


Bregel Henry, 48 Greenmount av


Briding E. W., 183 W Pratt Collmus Solomon, 123 N High


Creamer Alexander, 317 Aisquith Daily Thomas, 41 South


Day Alfred G., 421 W Baltimore Edeler George, 350 W Pratt Eigenraug F., 142 Forrest


FARQUHARSON F. L., 17 S Cal- vert


Gaither Greenbray, 175 W Pratt Getz John, 176 N Gay GILL LUTHER, 336 W Pratt Goepfert Christian, 251 S Bond HAMMOND JOHN D., SADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK AND COLLAR MANUFACTU. RER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 348 W Baltimore, 3 doors below the Eutaw House.


Herman William 392 W Pratt


Hoffman Joseph E., Fremont c Co- lumbia


Hunt Samuel, 202 W Baltimore Jacobs John F., 31 Market space Jameson John W. & Co., 90 N How- ard


Jenkins M. W. & Co., 10 South


Jurgens J. C., 45 N Paca Klug Joseph A., 426 Light Laporte Arnold, 576 W Baltimore Lerch Augustus, agent, 155 and 157 WV Pratt


Lowenstein George, 301 Alice Anna Mackenzie Thomas and Sons, 222 W Baltimore


MERCER LUTHER O., MANUFAC- TURER OF SADDLES, HIAR- NESS, TRUNKS AND COL- LARS, WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL, 334 W Baltimore.


186


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LAWSON ROBERT,


277 W Baltimore n Sharp,


SADDLE, TRUNK,


HARNESS AND COLLAR


MANUFACTORY, Wholesale and Retail ; Also


MILITARY WORK of every description.


Miller Charles, 229 Alice Anna O'BRIEN JAMES (successor to Richard Lilly), 7 S Calvert, Sad- dle, Harness and Trunk maker. Platt William, 9 Light


Reister A. H., 131 Hillen


Rice John, 59 Ross


RICHARDS JOHN P. & CO., 55 German


Ruckle J. N., S E c Pratt and How- ard


SawI J. W., 265 W Baltimore


SCHULTZ GEO. J., 55 N German n Eutaw, manufacturer of Har- ness, Saddles and Collars. Re- pairing promptly attended to. Sendelback J., 27 W Lombard Simson Isaac, 34 Harrison Sleinbach C., 344 W Pratt Stevens Joseph, 36 North


Thumm J. F., 149 Franklin


Toner John, 127 Franklin


Wilkins B., 6 Light


Winterling John, 414 Canton av


Saddle Tree Maker. Oyster Jacob, 113 S Caroline


Saddlery Hardware.


Campbell A., 13 Light


JENKINS EDW. & SONS, 180 W and Baltimore, Importers of,


MATERIALS. Austin Jenkins, Alfred Jenkins. Keenan, McNally & Co., 18 S Charles


ALLEN PAINE,


IMPORTER


AND


DEALER IN


Saddlery, Hardware and Coach Trimmings.


2 S. Liberty.


Safes. L. H. MILLER,


255 W. BALTIMORE,


FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, THE BEST IN USE.


SPEAR BROTHERS, Agent for the sale of Fire Proof Safes, 41 S Charles. (See advertisement.)


Sail Makers.


ADKISSON WM. & CO., SAIL MAKERS, S W c Camden and Light st whf and 98 Light st whf BROWN J. C., SAIL MAKER, 107 (FOOT OF) SOUTH Buck B. C., 85 Smith's whf


Carter Wm. H., 111 Smith's whf.


Clark Thomas & Son, 128 Dugan's whf


Dealers in SADDLERY AND COACH : Farland John F., 81 Smith's whf


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SAW


HAMBLETON THOS. B., 6 Bow-


ly's whf, SAIL, AWNING AND TENT MAKER


LAMDIN & WADDY, SAIL MAKERS, S W c FREDERICK and PRATT


LOANE J. W., 2 Bowly's whf (next door to c of Pratt), PRACTICAL SAIL MAKER


Milbourne, Adams & McGee, 4 Light st whf


Miskiman Thos., 130 Dugan's whf


Mitchell & McAllister, 92 Light st whf


Shaw & Byrn, 123 McElderry's whf Tall W., 73 Smith's whf


Travers J. H., 2 Spear's whf


Tregoe Geo. W., 77 Smith's whf WAKE JOHN C., SAIL MAKER,


103 MCELDERRY'S WHARF, East Side of new Dock


Sailing Packets. (See PACKETS.)


Salt Dealer.


GREACEN JOHN, Salt Dealer, 83 Exchange


Sand and Emery Paper. POPPLEIN G. & N. JR., 50 North. (See advertisement.)


Sash, Blind and Door Makers.


(See also CARPENTERS AND BUILD- ERS.)


Maughlin & Johnson, East Falls av n Pratt st and 55 W Pratt Stevens Geo. O. & Co., 47 W Pratt


Saw Makers. (See also FILE MAKERS.)


BROWN HENRY C. & CO., Uhler's al one door from Charles bet Lombard and Pratt. (See adver- tisement.)


Toland Wm., 85 N Front


Saw Mills.


EHRMAN & BERSCH, 210 S


Hanover. (See advertisement.) Ives Wm. H., 11 Frederick


SHORT JOHN H., Uhler's al bet Charles and Hanover


THOMAS JOSEPH & SON, Park c Clay


Tyler G. K. & Co., office Pratt c Patterson, mills Boston st, Harris Creek, Canton


Scale Makers.


Fairbanks & Co., 246 W Baltimore Marden Jesse, S E c Charles and Balderston


Murdock Richard, 46 S Charles


SPEAR BROTHERS, agents for the sale of Platform and Counter Scales, 41 S Charles. (See adver- tisement.)


Schools.


(See APPENDIX FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.)


Baltimore Female College, 53 St Paul


Fosters Misses, 56 N Green


Guinzburg Rev. Dr., 111 W Fayette


Knapp Frederick, 19 S Gay


Langs George A., N E c Lombard and Albemarle


McDermot Jane (Ladies'), 13 S Broadway


Morrison Horace, 144 W Fayette


Newton Academy, Thos. Lester, Principal, 798 W Baltimore Parsons E. (Commercial), 14 N Paca Stevenson Mrs. M., 29 Pine


Young Ladies' Collegiate Institute, Hamilton Terrace, 241 N Eutaw


Scourers. (See also DYERS.) Cowan A., 111: W Lexington Emory John, 203 Biddle FISHER & BROTHER, FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS, Offices, 139 W Fayette and 55 W Baltimore


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Herman Mrs. J., 64 N Eutaw Keating John, 71 Richmond Keller J., 95 W Lexington Schroede S. & Co., 277 E Baltimore STRASBURGER JOHN, 51 Harri- son


Seamstresses.


(See also DRESS MAKERS.)


Brown Mrs. Hester, 205 Biddle Sitler Miss Sarah, 87 N Green


Second-Hand Stores.


Bedgars August, 58 Penn. av Birch Charles, East c Front Bloxham John, 56 Harrison Blum Daniel, 76 Harrison Brhe Simon, 45 Penn. av Clark James, 224 W Lexington Cohens G., 6 and 8 Harrison Collins Wm. C., 39 Harrison Constam Aaron, 173 S Caroline Cooper Win., 14 Chesnut Derna Israel, 295 S Bond Dietrich Henry, 53 Harrison Dietrich Leonhardt, 741 Harrison Ehrlich Jacob, 245 N Gay Elias Joseph, 55 Penn. av Eltzers Louis, 27 Harrison Emerick Philip, 28 Harrison Goldsmith J., 38 Douglas Goodman Isaac, 62 Harrison Haas Nathan, 43 Harrison Hamburger Mrs. Matilda, 30 Har- rison


Hamburger Moses, 10 Harrison Hammond Wm., 71 Harrison Hartogensis H. S., 36 Harrison Hecht Simon, 279 Canton av Hunt Edward, Chesnut c Hillen Isaac John, 10 Bethel Feckgerson John, 101 N Schroeder Juhn Isaac, 42 Harrison Kann Julius, 61 Harrison Leon Saml., 32 Harrison Mauer Henry, 95 Low Maun Richard, 11 Carlton Meara Mrs. Hannah, 55 Harrison Meeghan John, 107 N High


SEW


Morgan Mrs. Mary, 53 Forrest Neigal Henry, 26 Harrison Nickel Conrad, 23 Pine Oppenheim D., 22 Harrison Parr Henry, 293 N Gay Pfstrr Bartona, 291 S Bond Rosenberg Joseph, 22 President Rosenheim B., 34 Holland Rosenthal L., 34 Penn, av Simon Elias, 44 Harrison Slokett Simion, 33 Douglas Smith A .. 93 Harrison Solomon Isaac, 56 Mosher Stern Henry, 63 Ross Strasburger G., 36 Penn. av Weisler Mrs. Rebecca, 295 Alice Anna


Weiss H. & Co., 53 Penn. av Wheatfield Miss S., 67 Penn. av


Seedsmen.


(See also AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS.)


Ault Samuel & Son, Calvert c Water BRUSTER & GRIFFITH, 49 N Paca


CROMWELL RICHARD, 46 and 48 Light. (See advertisement.)


Desvarreux James, 164 N Gay Feast John & Son, N E c Fayette and Calvert


Feast Samuel & Sons, N E c Charles and Saratoga


NORRIS THOMAS, 141 W Pratt WHITELOCK W. & CO., 44 South WHITMAN E. & SONS, 22 and 24 S Calvert


Sewing Machines.


GROVER & BAKER, SEWING MACHINE CO., 181 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inter- leaved )


HOLTZMANN GEORGE, 287 W Pratt


Lanpher A. M., 4 E Baltimore McKENNEY J. F., 7 N Liberty. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING and RENTING.


The most delicate fabric made up in the most superior manner.


S


GROVER & BAKER'S


CELEBRATED


PREMIUM


SEWING


CHINES


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALESROOMS 181 Baltimore St., Baltimore. COTTON, SILK, THREAD, OIL, &c., of the most superior quality always on hand.


WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES,


AT REDUCED PRICES. With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop-Check, New Style Hemmer, Binder, Corder, Braider, &c. Salesroom, 214 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore. W. MERRELL, Agent.


C. F. RAU & CO., No. 20 MCCLELLAN ALLEY, near Sharp St., Between Baltimore and Fayette Sts., BALTIMORE, MD.,


MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF


SHOW CASES.


on the Grover & Baker Machine. Stitching, Quilting, and Embroidery done


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Shanks Thomas, 36 N Green SINGER MANUFACTURING CO , 159 W Baltimore. (See advertise- ment interleaved.)


Walmsley Brothers, 205 W Balti- more


WHEELER & WILSON'S, W. Merrell, agent, 214 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inter- leaved.)


Sewing Machine Stitching. GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO., 181 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inter- leaved.)


Sewing Silks.


DIETZ L. D. & CO., 308 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inside back cover.)


GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO., 181 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inter- leaved.)


Ship Builders and Ship- wrights.


Fardy John T. & Bro., 33 Hughes and south side of Basin Robb John, 285 Washington Uniack John J., Hughes c Coving- ton *Ship Cabooses.


Smull David B., 82 W Pratt


Ship Chandlers.


APPLEGARTH J. A. & CO., 109 Smith's whf


Coleman & Bailey, 105 and 107 Thames Deetjen T., 74 and 76 Thames DURAND JOHN H., 132 W Pratt, head of Bowly's whf; Factory, c John and Eden ; MANUFACTU- RER and WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER in PATENT Cordage, Oars, Oakum, Blocks, Tar Twine, &c. &c,


HOOPER GEO. W., c South and


Pratt, SHIP CHANDLER & GROCER. IMPORTER OF CHAIN CABLES, AN CHORS, WINDLASSES, BOLT ROPE, HEMP, PA- TENT CORDAGE, BUNT- ING, SPIKES, PAINTS, OILS, OAKUM, BLOCKS, SAIL DUCK, TWINE, &c. Jackson Charles M. & Co., c Smith's whf and Pratt


Jones Levin, 166 and 168 Light st whf


JONES & WILEY,


SHIP CHANDLERS


AND


DEALERS IN MANILLA CORDAGE,


166 Light Street Wharf.


James Jones. Alex. Wiley.


MITCHELL M. A., 2 Spear's whf MORTON A. B. & SONS, 103 Smith's whf, GROCERS and SHIP CHANDLERS. Con- stantly on hand a full assortment of MANILLA and HEMP CORDAGE, PAINTS, OILS, and Cabin Stores. RAMSAY JAS. G., 13 Thames, F P, SHIP CHANDLER, GRO- CER, & CORDAGE MANU- FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of SHIP and CABIN STORES and SHIP CHANDLERY.


Torney Otto, 103 McElderry's whf Waite R. C., Hughes c Covington


Ship Joiners.


Cruckshank Charles, Mill bel


Bowly KING J., 115 Smith's whf Mills John E., ft Henry


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MORRIS CHARLES T.,


STEAMBOAT AND SHIP JOINER,


138 Thames Street.


Wagner Louis, Thames c Wolf Worthen W. D., York c Johnson Young Joshua A., ft Mill


*Ship Plumber. BOOS HENRY,


SHIP PLUMBER, 109 Thames.


Shipsmiths.


Belbin Wm., 97 Mill


German & Lyle, 145 McElderry's whf


Lawson Henry S., 2 Fell


YEWELL JOHN, 188 Light st whf, Ship and Machine Smith. Orders promptly attended to.


Shipping Offices.


Fry G., 103 Thames Kirby, Hooper & Price, 61 Thames Peed John W. & Co., Pratt c Smith's dock


Shot.


Merchants' Shot Tower, Wm. P. Loman, Pres't; Richard Kemp, Sec'y ; Fayette c Front.


Shovel and Spade Manu- facturers.


(See AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.)


Shirt Manufacturers. (See also GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.) Adams T. W., 146 and 171 W Bal- timore


Belton T. W., 259 W Baltimore Betton Thomas, 8 E Baltimore Betz Mrs. S., 248 Canton av Blimline H., 2 N Liberty Dawkins & Co., 155 W Baltimore Donohue R., 240 W Baltimore Freidenrich Leon, 302 W Baltimore


LEWIS LAUER & CO., 283 W BALTIMORE,


MANUFACTURERS OF


Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Draw- ers, Overalls, &c.


Importers and Jobbers of Gents' Furnishing Goods.


Magee Wm. P., 60 N Eutaw Towles Wm. P. & Bro., 145 W Bal- timore


WINCHESTER & CO., 157 W Bal- timore. (See advertisement.)


Show Cards.


Finegan J., 82 W. Baltimore


Show Case Makers.


RAU C. F. & CO., 20 Mcclellan's al. (See advertisement.) SAUER FRANCIS, 98 W Balti- more and 29 Holiday, Manufac- turer of Show Cases, in Silver- Plated Metal and Wooden Frames; also Military and Band Drums, with all the latest improvements, cheaper than any other manufac- turer.


Silk and Fancy Dry Goods, Importers and Jobbers.


(See also DRY GOODS; also FANCY GOODS.) BREHME O. & CO., 12 Hanover


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Silver Platers.


BURGESS JOHN, c Fayette and Sharp Churchill L., 19 Mercer


FEICHMAN S., 80 N Eutaw


GRESHOFF F. A., 2 S Charles, Gold and Silversmith, Electro Plater, and Fire Gilder.


Hawkins F. A., 24 S Liberty


Holmes Wm., Bank la


LANGE R., 91 W Lexington


Sturm Albert, 54 Camden WAGNER AUGUST, 30 Harrison.


(See advertisement interleaved op Brass.)


Silversmiths.


(See also JEWELLERS.)


Kirk Samuel & Sons, 172 W Balti- more Thompson Richard, 143 W Fayette WARNER A. E., 10 N Gay


Skirts, Hoop.


BAMBERGER E., 247 W Balti- more


BONNEY E., 147 W Baltimore, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS, RIB- BONS, LACES, EMBROIDERY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS. DIETZ L D. & CO., 308 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inside back cover.)


JORDAN & ROSE, 1 N Howard


Lederer Sam'l, 83 N Gay Meierhof M., 37 N Howard


OBERNDORF & LAUER, 243 W Baltimore Pohl A., 129 W Lexington


Smoot Miss Kate A., 466 W Balti- more White M. A., 85 N Howard


Slate Dealers.


Schmick Philip, 32 W Falls av Schmick Ph., 21 Watson Stevens George O., 47 W Pratt


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Slave Dealers.


Campbell B. M. & W. L., 282 W Pratt


Snuff Mills.


STARR ROBERT, 25 S Calvert, Snuff Manufacturer-RAPPEE, SCOTCH, MACABAU, CONGRESS, &C.


Soap and Candle Makers.


Armstrong James & Co., 31 Concord FARINGER CHARLES, 14 Con - stitution and 5 Liberty al ; MA- NUFACTURER OF SOAP AND CANDLES. Has always on hand and for sale, CANDLES ; Brown, Yellow, White and Fancy SOAPS. HUGHES JAMES, 57 and 59 Arch Kimberly Harry, 27 and 29 Buren McAdam Edward, 30 Buren


SMITH & CURLETT,


MANUFACTURERS OF SOAPS, Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES, CORNER OF HOLIDAY AND PLEASANT.


Webb Charles & James, Ensor cor Chew


Soap Stone Manufacturers. MARYLAND SOAP STONE COMPANY, ALBERT W. BERRY, Treasurer, 420 and 422 W Pratt, are prepared to furnish, for any part of the United States or Europe, their superior Stone, in BLOCKS, SLABS, REGISTER STOVE FUNNEL BLOCKS ; Lin- ings for Stoves, Furnaces, Cook- ing Ranges, Ovens, Grates, and Fire-places ; also, Wood and Coal, Franklin and Air-tight Stoves and Fire-places.


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Spectacle Makers. (See OPTICIANS.)


Spice Mills. (See COFFEE ROASTERS AND SPICE FACTORS.)


*Spice and Mustard Mills. MARKELL CHARLES,


PROPRIETOR OF PACA MILLS, Manufacturer and Dealer in Whole and Ground Spices and Mustard.


AGENT FOR


Preston's Chocolates; Burdict & Bartlett's Oil Paste Blacking ; Essence of Coffee ; Yeast Powders; Indigo, &c.


Warehouse, S E c Calvert and Lom- bard, Baltimore.


Spool Cotton.


DIETZ L. D. & CO., 308 W Balti- more. (See advertisement inside back cover.)


*Stables, Drove, Sale, and Exchange.


McGEE JOSEPH & BRO., Paca c German. (See advertisement in- side front cover.)


Stage Lines.


Emmittsburg, passing thro' West- minster. Leaves N E c Saratoga and Howard, at 7 A. M., except Sunday


Govanstown & Townstown. Leaves cor Holiday and Fayette, for Townstown, at 8 A. M. and 4} P.M., and Sun Office c South and Balti- more, for Govanstown and Towns- town, at 10 A. M. and 4 P. M.


Reisterstown. Leaves cor Howard and Saratoga daily (except Sun- day), at 3 P. M.


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Standeford's Line to Kellville .- Leaves Rising Sun Hotel, 74 N High, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 A. M.


Stair Builders.


(See CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.)


Stationers.


Bonsal Louis, Baltimore c Fre- derick


Bradford & Briggs, 62 W Baltimore


Caspari A. R., 129 N Howard Chickering E. C., 226 W Pratt Doyl A. J., 11 Pennsylvania av Dutton T. W., 162} E Baltimore Harrison W. E. C., 86 Hanover Hebden, Mrs. Sarah, 151 S Broad-


way


HENNIGHAUSEN L. & G., 28} W Pratt


Kurty T. Newton, 151 W Pratt


Mason George, 74 W Baltimore Minifie Wm., 114 W Baltimore Neilson, Mrs. Mary A., 44 Thames Ramesey J. A., 115 S Broadway Rose H., 16 N Howard




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