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CENTRAL FOUNDRY, AGRICULTURAL AND ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS,
REAR OF NO. 44 S. HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE. THOMAS J. JONES. JOHN T. DINSMORE. GEO. H. KASTENDIKE. ELISHA FERREL.
ERNEST A. WOLF, Ornamental Glass Cutter,
SHANKS' BUILDING,
B. W. Cor. Sharp and Lombard Streets, BALTIMORE.
Cut and Ground Glass for Vestibule Doors, Public and Private Buildings, Rail Road Cars, Steamboats, Hotels, &c. All kinds of Broken, Ornamented, Cut and Ground Lights Cut to match, at short notice.
ARTIFICIAL EYES REPOLISHED and FITTED WITH NEATNESS and DISPATCH.
MARYLAND DIRECTORY. .
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Butchers.
Fairman, A E Lawder & Bro Lubenstein, Wm
Carpenters and Undertakers.
Burke, James Mitchell, Geo V Pennington, Joseph A
Carriagemaker. Alexander, John T
Clothing and Gent's Goods. Harman, Michael Kind, Leopold Levi, H Rieser, August
CoAl. Hilles, Boyd & Co Hopper, James & Co McComba, A P & Co
Dentist.
Bockins, S Atlee
Druggists.
Hopkins, H H King, Wm G Sadler, Thos Jr
Dry Goods and Notions. O'Neill, E J Patterson, Mrs M A Duck Shooters.
Barnes, F Barnes, Geo Dobson & Mahon Leithiser, John
Poplar, J H
Dyer and Scourer. Runge, August
Fertilizers. Hopper, James & Co Spencer, John N Taylor & Co
Fishermen.
Brown, A F & Co
Carver, J H & Co Coale & Bailey Green, L & Co
Sadler & Osborn Simmons & Mitchell
Florist.
Tread way, Aquilla
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Frait Packers.
Seneca, Stephen J Stevenson, Joseph . .1
General Merchandise.
Green, L Green, O Lyon, A & G T & Co Seneca, R
Spencer, A D
Spencer, John N
Wright, John
Grain Dealers.
Hopper, James & Co Taylor & Co
Groceries and Provisions.
Baldwin, James
Dawson, Jane
Drexler, Jacob
Fairman, A E
Hedden, John W
Keen, Mrs S A
McNulty, Mrs Ann
Taylor, Mrs Sarah H
Ward, Mrs Margaret
Woolford, C A
Hardware, &c. Alexander, John T
Harnessmakers.
Dugan, C J
Hopper, F & J Hotels. Harford, Mrs E M Reasin
Nixon's, James Nixon
U S, J P Adams
Justice of the Peace. Adama, A S Lime Manufacturers.
Hopper, F & J
Livery Stables.
Cameron, J Hall, Edward
Hopper, Franklin Kelly, Chas Kurtz, Sebastian
Lumber Manufacturer. Dubois, John Marine Railway. Magowan, R A Millers. - Taylor & Co
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Milliners and Dressmakers.
Heaton, Mrs J H Kelly, Mrs M J Leffler, Mrs E Simpson, Mrs W D
Painter and Paper-hanger. Moore, R L Photographer. McFadden, O S Physicians.
Cochran, J H Hopkins, D W
Hopkins, W W Scarff, J E (Homeopathic) Smith, R H Plaster Mills.
Spencer, Jobn N Potter.
Trapnall, Geo W
Ship-builder. Magowan, RA
Ship and Canal Supplies. Hall, Edward Hopper, F & J
Stoves and Tinware.
Case, C
Murphy, L W
Tailors.
Adams, A S
Culley, Robert,
Tobacconists.
Baekey, Geo H
Burke, David Y
Myers, G T
Watches and Jewelry.
Simpson, Wm D Zeitler, Chas Wines and Liquors.
Brown, Henry Stiller, Jobn M Strauss, B
HICKORY
Is 13 miles from Edgewood and situated in a thickly settled country; red clay and gray soil; land three-quarters cleared, can be bought at from $50 to $75 per acre and produces 20 bus. wheat, 30 to 40 oats, 200 potatoes, 30 to 50 corn and 2 tons hay. Mt. Tabor M. P. Church, Rev. A. A. Harryman ; Grace Chapel, P. E .; St. Ignatius Roman Catholic, Rev. Father J. A. Gallen, and two public schools. Population 150. Mrs. Z. E. Brown, Postmistress. Blacksmiths.
DeBow, Z DeCourcy, H & Son J-hnson, Uriah VanCourt, Wm
Carpenters.
Bussey, B Gorrell, J Grier, G J McCommins, J Pyle, H
General Merchandise.
Minnick, Mrs E Stever, Wm A Walter, Mrs L
Masons.
Minnick, S P Peterson, James Wann, J S
Miller.
Walter, A S
Physician.
Robinson, S S Shoemakers. Doxen, Jacob Holland, J C
Wines and Liquors. Abernathey, W
HOPEWELL + ROADS
Is situated 6} miles from Havre de Grace ; lands good, principally cleared ; varies in value from $15 to $75 per acre, and yields 18 to 25 bus. wheat, 30 to 50 oats, 100 to 150 potatoes, 50 to 60 corn and 2 tons hay. Hopewell M. P. Church, Rev. J. T. Lassell. Population 35. J. B. Kenly, Postmaster.
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Blacksmith.
Sherdim, John
Carpenters and Undertakers. Bailey, Geo & Son Mitchell, John H General Merchandise. Kenly, J B
Mather, T W
Harnessmaker.
Rogera, R P
Miller.
Parker, C J
Shoemaker.
Rogers, E H
JARRETTSVILLE
Is 10 miles from White Hall on the N. C. R. W. Soil is composed of lain- glass and clay; most of the farms are in a high state of cultivation; land principally cleared, is worth $40 per acre, and produces 20 bus. wheat, 30 oate, 100 potatoes, 50 corn and 2 tona hay. Tyson's Chrome Worka are near here; chrome abounding in quality and quantity. M. E. Church, Rev. B. F. Clarkson ; M. E. South, Rev. J. W. Steele; German Evang., Rev. P. F. Jarrett; Presbyterian, Rev. Joseph Nelson and several public schools. Population 150. Benj. Mason, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Carman, David Carroll, John Miller, John
Carpenters and Undertakers. Deets, Geo A Kurtz, Martin Mason, Benj L Jipton, John F
General Merchandise. Jarrett, Thos B
Harnessmaker.
Carroll, Wm C Jr
Hotel.
Streett, Samuel
Justice of the Peace.
Arthur, Sam'l J
Millers.
Downs, James Pennington, Carroll Painter.
Clark, Wm
Physicians.
Jarrett, Martin L
Nelson, Joshua R
Shoemaker.
Meads, James B
Surveyor.
Cathcart, Thos E
Tailor.
Mason, Benj
JERUSALEM MILLS
Is 7 miles from Magnolia; land good, plenty cleared, ia valued at from $50 to $75 per acre, and produces 30 bus. wheat, 50 to $5 corn and 2 tona hay. Schools and churches adjacent. Population 25. David Lee, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Smith, John Vogt, Wm N Carpenter.
Hardesty, John E General Merchandise. Lee, David
Millers.
Howard, Isaac Lee, David
Physician.
Bouldin, R R
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LAPIDUM
Is on the west bank of the Susquehanna River, nearly opposite Port Deposit in Cecil County, and 3 miles from Havre de Grace. Here, as on the other side of the river, the Messrs. Cochran & Co., of Baltimore, have several ice honses, capable of storing many thousand tons of the well known Susque- hanna ice. The land near is medium; can be bought at from $20 to $40 per acre, and produces fair crops of wheat, corn, oats and potatoes. M. P. Church, Rev. J. T. Lassell, and a public school. Population 20. W. T. Makinson, Postmaster.
Blacksmith.
Osborn, Robert A
Carpenters.
Courtney, W H Paul, G W Sanders, Geo N
General Merchandise.
Smith, James R
Lumber, Grain and Fertilizers.
Barnes & Archer
Miller.
Parker, Joseph C
Physician. Virdin, W W
MAGNOLIA
Is on the P. W. & B. R. R., 19 miles from Baltimore; it is located in a very pretty section of country and takes its name from the Magnolia trees which grow in the vicinity, and is situated near the centre of a peninsula, formed by the Chesapeake Bay, Bush and Gunpowder Rivers ; land medium and pro- duces to the acre 16 bus. wheat, 35 oats and 30 to 40 corn. Population 35. J. H. Lytle, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R. and Express. Lytle, J H
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Shipley, C J
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Swift, H
General Merchandise.
Brown, Geo W
Hanway, J B
Price, J A
MICHAELSVILLE
Is 3} miles from Perrymansville. Land fair, can be bought at from $10 to $100 per acre, and yields 10 to 40 bus. wheat, 20 to 50 oats, 100 potatoes, and 40 corn. Population 30. J. J. Michael, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Millers.
Botts, John & Son Osborn, G & Son General Merchandise.
Michael & Malcolm
Shoemaker.
Courtney, G
Michael, J J Osborn, G B
Undertakers.
Osborn, G & Son
NORRISSVILLE
Is 10 miles from Monkton on the N. C. R. W. Land medium, sells at from $10 to $20 per acre; produces fair crops of wheat, corn, oats, hay and potatoes. Churches and schools near. Population 75. E. A. Strawbridge, Postmaster. -
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Blacksmiths.
Barton, James R Stifler, R B Sweeney, Edward
Carpenter. Pollock, Wesley
General Merchandise. Butler, Joseph W Lanieus, Jacob
Strawbridge, Isaac
Millers. Hersey, Joseph Payne, Joseph B Wiley, Geo N Wiley, Nicholas
Physician.
Harkins, J W
PERRYMANSVILLE
Is on the P. W. & B. R. R., 27} miles from Baltimore. Soil, light loam, and land is valued at $50 per acre ; produces 25 bus, wheat, 35 oats, several hun- dred potatoes, 50 corn and 2 tons hay. Schools and churches in the vicinity. Population 50. James H. Michael, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R.
Emmord, J H
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Taylor, John M Taylor, R M
General Merchandise.
Michael & Bro Quinlan, Dan'l
Taylor, D W
Miller. Mitchell, John Physicians.
Chapman, Pearson Tredick, John Shoemaker.
Osborn, T
PLEASANTVILLE
Is 13 miles from Monkton. Land good, mostly cleared ; varies in price from $15 to $75 per acre, and produces 18 bus. wheat, 25 oats, 150 potatoes, 40 corn, and 2 tons hay. Public schools, and Providence M. P., Friendship M. E. and Baptist Churches. Population 75. T. Bradenbaugh, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Beaumont, Holland Cannon, T Dehow, T A Ely, W F Jones, Wm McCrery, W A Proctor, Wm
Carpenters and Undertakers.
Rockey, W H Walker, T
General Merchandise. Bradenbaugh, T Harkins, T Lomax & Bros.
Harnessmaker.
Harkins, T
Millers.
Hanway, David Wright, W
Millwright.
Ehrhardt, D Physicians.
Davis, Wm Dickey, R
Shoemakers.
Atkinson, M McCann, E
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PROSPECT
Is 7 miles from Conowingo; land loamy, three-fourths cleared. Can be bought at from $20 to $50 per acre, and yields 16 bus. wheat, 20 oats, 150 potatoes, 35 corn, 500 1be. tobacco and 2 tons hay. The location is in a thickly settled country. Population 50. Isaac Scarborough, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Heaps, J K Terrell, D T
Broommaker.
Sealor, Henry
Carpenter.
Day, James H
Dentist.
Scarborough, W D
General Merchandise.
Scarborough, Isaac Justice of the Peace. Orr, R D
Day, WN Mason.
Millers.
Bell, N R Heaps, W
Physicians. Andrews, G W Hamlett, Benj H Saw Mill.
Enfield & Day
Shocmakers.
Day, G W
Morrison, D
PYLESVILLE
Is 3 miles from Delta, Pa. Land fertile; is worth from $30 to $75 per acre, and produces 10 to 25 bus. wheat, 30 to 60 oats, 50 to 150 potatoes, 50 to 100 corn and 1 to 2 tons hay. Asbestos quarries, lead, copper and iron ore abound here. Fair View and Sylvan Retreat Schools. Population 40. N. Pyle, Postmaster.
Agent-Fertilizers.
Wilson, L
Agents-Insurance.
Harry, James Pyle, D L
Asbestos Miner.
Jenkins, J W
Blacksmith.
Burns J D
Carpenters.
Allen, J
Deaver, R J Kinsey, C A
General Merchandise.
Pyle, Nathan
Millers.
Pyle, E Everett
Pyle, Nathan
Pyle, D
Surveyor.
Wines and Liquors.
Stearns, J O
TAYLOR
Is 6 miles from Monkton, on the N. C. R. W., and surrounded by good land which sells at from $10 to $40 per acre; produces fair crops of wheat, corn, oats, hay and potatoes. Churches and schools convenient. Population 75. A. Garrison, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Arthur, George Arthur, S Gunther, C Phelps, S Standiford, W C
Carpenters and Undertakers. Phelps, J O Walter, W
Dressmaker.
Chalk, M E
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General Merchandise.
Hess, J H Patterson & Folley
Lime Barner. Hess, Henry Miller. Çaskey, R W
Physicians.
Emory, R Rutledge, C A
Shoemaker. Campbell, Joseph 1
THOMAS' RUN
Ia 11 miles from Aberdeen. Soil, red clay; land, well timbered, ranges in price from $50 to $100 per acre, and yields 25 to 30 bus. wheat, 70 to 80 oats, 50 to 75 potatoes, 50 to 100 corn and 2 tons hay. Population 50. James H. Bull, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Miller.
Kelly, Robert A Tread well, Chas W Butcher.
Arthur, James
General Merchandise.
Riggs, Wm G & Son
Ruff, James H
Physician.
Magraw, Jas M
SAW Mill. Ball, James H
UPPER + ROADS
Is 9 miles from Monkton on the N. C. R. W. Land good ; is worth $15 to $75 per acre, and yields 18 bus. wheat, 30 oats, 100 potatoes, 35 corn and 1 ton hay. Population 50. John B. Curry, Postmaster.
Attorney at Law.
Rutledge, P H
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Coe, Moses Ely, Thomas Scarf, Geo R
Butcher.
Spencer, Wm
Carpenters.
Engle, J H Johnson, Thos
General Merchandise.
Curry, John B
Justice of the Peace.
Alderson, J D
Mason.
Ball, H
Millers.
Amos, Z
Baldwin, Wm
Physician.
Rutledge, C A
Saw Mill.
Fowble, Geo
WILNA
Ia 7 miles from Magnolia. Soil, clay loam; land is valued at $60 per acre, and yields 20 bus. wheat, 40 corn and 2 tons hay. Population 75. S. S. Stauffer, Postmaster.
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Butcher. Thompson, Charles
Carpenters and Turners. Addison, Wm Hardesty, I E Hollingsworth, Edward Hollingsworth, J H
Carriage Materials.
Hollingsworth, I C Hollingsworth, Nathan'l
General Merchandise. Cairnes & Montray Miller. Whitaker, Franklin Painters. Henderson, A B Townsley, Wm
Shoemakers.
Middendorf, Henry Norris, Silas W Surveyor.
Clark, John
FARMERS IN HARFORD COUNTY AND THEIR POST OFFICE ADDRESS:
Aberdeen.
Dallam, John S Davison, John C
Baker, C W .
Baker, G H
Davison, Wm Dean, James
Baker, G W Brown, A F
Dean, John J
Cole, Benj
Dean, M M
Cole, O N
Farnandis, Henry D
Cronin, Benj
Farnandis, Jamea Fendall, Wm L
Fulton, W J
Forwood, Parker F
Harris, W B
Fulford, A L Fulford, A M
Laylor, H L
Michael, J C
Holland, R W Howard, Patrick Jones, Wm H
Kirkwood, Jas H
Kirk wood, Jno H
Kirk wood, Jno R
Kirk wood, N C
Kirk wood, Richard H
Kirk wood, Robert League, C W Lemmon, Geo Luckey, J G
Lytle, Geo W
Marklein, J J
Meads, Jno D
Meads, Wm L
Norris, James
Norris, Thos
Patterson, J N
Johns, W A Moulsdale T
Bel Air.
Amos, Henry C Amos, Thos A Archer, Caleb G Archer, Henry W Archer, Stevenson Blake, John M
Black Horse.
Almony, Benj Anderson, W F Ayres, Benj F Barton, James Beaty, James F
Boarman Frank Bradenhaugh, Jacob Cathcart, Jno T Cathcart, W N Gorsuch, Luther M Green, Thos Henderson, Jno B Henderson, Thos Henderson, Wm F Hughes, Naason Hughes, Wm N Jackson, Jno R Jordan, Conrad Kirk wood, A W
Michael, W B
Mitchell, J A Morgan, R L Mouladale, Mark Osborn, Amos Osborn, Cyrus Sutton, J
Abingdon.
Bradford, J H Carroll, P E Gallion, J W Hall, E H Hall, T W
McCormick, J M
Mechem, Isaac Moores, John Munnikhuysen, W F
Norris, Alex Norria, G S Pue, Michael E Quinby, James H Richardson, E H Richardson, John S Rogers, Wm Scott, Dan'l Scott. Wm G Stump, Herman Sullivan, Jeremiah Whitaker, Frank
Johna, E F
Rampley, R N Robinson, J C Robinson, Wm T Slade, Christopher Treadway, John Turner, James Turner, John Vance, James
Gilbert, C T
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Watt, Nicholas Wiley, A Jackson Wiley, Thos H Wright, Caleb
Boothby HIIl.
Aaronson, Ambrose P Aaronson, Wm F Archer, R H Cox, Elisha Godwin, Thomas Hyde, H S McG&w, RF Mitchell, C P Mitchell, D E Mitchell, Paca Mitchell, T P Rickey, S B Smith, R H Taylor, W H Thompson, J T Way, Isaac
Carsin's Run.
Bowkley, Fred Carsins, Wm Dick, Robert Foreman, J F Greenland, James Greenland, Richard , Greenland, Wm Hopkins, Richard James, Jno L Jeffrey, James Maxwell, Wm Morris, Wm
Chestnut HILL.
Barrow, Jno H Clark, W T Forwood, Parker L Grafton, Corbin Grafton, Jno H Grier, Jno P Pyle, Eli Robinson, Thomas Ward, John Ward, John T . Chrome Hill.
Baird, Wm England, J Gladden, Wm Smith, R St Clair, James St Clair, Wm
Stansbury, T Streett, C G Wilson, W A
Churchville.
Archer, R Harris Barnes, H Barnes, John Barnes, W 8 Beeman, J J Blackburn, John Coale, J W Coale, P F Finney, Geo J Glasgow, Geo R
Hays, N WS Hays, Thos A Hays, Wm F Janney, Johns H Kelly, James Lee, P H & Son McIlvain, Jeremiah Silver, Silas & Geo Waterman, Joseph P Woolsey, Wm
Clayton.
Archer, D T Brazier, Thos J Gabler, Michael Gorrell, Theodore Hurtt, Wm Livezey, Isaac W Mc Comas, Geo M Mc Comas, Geo W Smith, Daniel Spicer, C P Spicer, Geo M Standiford, Benj Standiford, Isaac Zeigler, Nicholas Zimmerman, Capt G H
Coopstown.
Ady, S M Bay, Thos A Cairnes, J A Cairnes, R Thos Durham, A Durham, W A Hanway, Wm E Morse, Geo W Patton, Wm H Poteett, James Rigdon, Geo B Watters, J Howard
Watters, W & Bro Wetherill, 8 Whitaker, Joshua Whiteford, Wm E Young, C
Creswell.
Billingslea, C W Castner, W W Dallam, Dr W Hanney, B F Hanney, D
Webster, Mrs J Webster, Richard
Darlington.
Allen, E M Caldwell, A J Dallam, T B Edge, Joseph
Forwood, James Harlem, Henry 8 Holloway, Alb't & Wm
Holloway, Samuel Hopkins, E C Hopkins, Frank Hopkins, Mrs H R Hopkins, Henry W Hopkins, J R
Hopkins, Samuel Hopkins, Thos C Hopkins, Wm of Joseph
James, Joseph Jones, Fletcher Massey, James R Mathews, Sam'l H
Mc Nutt, Gover Preston, J Brown Sappington, John Scott, Geo L Thomas, D E Thompson, Isaac H Tucker, Ellis J Wilson, Isaac C
Worthington, F D Worthington, Jas C
Dublin.
Clement, Thomas Crew, Chas Galbreath, Clarence Galbreath, Wm Hutchinson, Wm Jones, Geo W Klair, Hiram McCoy, D G & Wm G
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
McCoy, R B Morris, Thos Phillips, James W Pierce, Joshua Swan, P C Scarborough, Barclay Stokes, J H Thompson, Wm H Warner, Philip & Wm Willis, J E & ES Edgewood.
Carroll, B F Chisholm, Jobn Cochran, J Emmord, Fred
Emmord, Geo Foley, P -
Ford, John T Frusch, John Gunther, Fred
Gunther, Harman Hall, Edward Hall, J W Hall, Thos Jr Hall, Wm
Hamilton, Wm Harcland, John Harman, Michael Herbert, C Hoffecker, J Holmes, Wm Lantz, Jacob Litzinger, Wm McComas, J E McHenry, R Муего, H Myers, Jacob Norris, James Preston, J B Remboldt, Chas Scully, James Snow, E J & Co Sullivan, Thos Swartz, T B Taylor, Robert Taylor, W P Terry, G F Todd, Robert Trimble, N P Tydings, Lloyd Walman, John Wetheral, J A Wilson, Robert Faliston. Ambler, Jonathan Amos, E Pierson
Amoa, Garret Amos, Geo K Amos Henry Amos, Howard Amos, James O Amos, Lemuel Amos, Thomas Benson, Joel Benson, Joshua Bolton, Robert A Bond, Chas Bowne, Robert Bradley. Dennis Burns, Peter Dickey, Robert
Duvall, Capt R E
Edelin, Wm
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Favour, Joseph Forward, Robert Hamilton, James K Harlan, Joseph
Hollingsworth, Amos Hollingsworth, Dan'l P Hooker, Mrs S & Sister Hoskins, Wm
Keech, James A Kelly, Michael Lancaster, John Lewis, David
Lynch, Wm Maynadier, Joseph Monk, John
Moore, Theodore Preston, Emmond
Preston, Wm
Price, Mordecai
Rhal, Geo
Rhodham, Wm Robinson, James Rogers, Geo Scott, Ross Shannahan, John Spicer August Steigler, Geo Warner, Bunton
Waters, Wm H Watson, James T
Watson, Wm Whitson, Daniel
Fountain Green. Forwood, Wesley Grant, Geo W Hanna, James W Hanna, John C Hanna, Mary C Hanna, Robert F
Harward, Chas W. Jeffery, John W Kerr, C Edward Norris, David, Oldfield, Wm Rogers, R J Stillwell, Court Whistler, Sam'l F Winchester, Mrs
Glenville.
Barnes, R A Bayless, Martin Bayless, S E
Coale, J
Cook, Joel
Dever, T Famous, Joseph
Holloway, R King, T
Lochary, T
Page, Joseph Reasin, J F
Silver, Benj
Silver, J P
Silver, S A
Silver, S B
Silver, Wm Wilson, J
Harford Furnace.
Cullum, Wm Lynch, John McAble, John H
Moran, Patrick
Myers, Henry Sullivan, John Trago, John
Havre de Grace.
Barnes, W H Bisley, Milton Botts, Goldsmith Brown, A F Carroll, Ney
Cook, Chaa Cord, Thos Cropper, Chas De Baugh, August Evans, J T Ewing, Edwin
-- Ewing, James Ewing, John
. Ewing, W H. Fletcher, Mrs E Forsythe, Samuel Gilbert, J
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Gilbert, Jarrett Greenway, Col Wilton Henrigues, Capt Jos Hitchcock, C E Holloway, W L Hopkina, Dr W W Hopper, John A Matthewa, J G McGaw, James Mitchell, Amos Mitchell, Bernard Mitchell, Corbin Mitchell, J G Mitchell, John Mitchell, John Jr Moulton, Thomas Osborn, H A Payne, Geo R Rodgers, Col R S Ruth, John Sherwood, Robt Silver, Wm Z Sooy, L Touchstone, John Ward, Jarrett Whittaker, W PC Worthington, James Worthington, John
Hickory.
Barrow, J S . Barrow, Thomas Germon, G C Gillespie, Wm Henisler, G A Hoopes & Sons Johnson, Jacob Kennedy, J T Kone, F
McComas, N P Michael, Wm H Minnick, B F Morgan, W F Poole, James Poole, Thomas Pyle, Herman Ross, Wm Smithson, James Smithson, Wm Streett, John
Hopewell , Roads.
Ewing, Lawson Foley, R Gallion, James B Hanna, S B Hopkins, Geo W
Hopkins, Wellmore Kenly, Geo W Riley, John Spencer, John R Stephenson, Wm B Stephenson, James Walker, A W Walker, R J
Jarrettsville.
Amos, James A Amos, James A Jr Bessler, C S M Cairnes, Geo A Carroll, Wm C
Deets, Sam'l Gailey, James H Gross, J T Gross, Jacob Jarrett, J W
Jarrett, Joshua
Jarrett, W B
Miller, Thos
Rampley, Wm
Tipton, W B Wetherall, Solomon
Lapidum.
Botts, Asel
Cooley, A
Craig, John Dever, D
Hughes, A H
Hughes, Evad T
Kennedy, W
Knight, W C
Silver, Geo B Stephenson, W B Stilwell, Isaac
Tollenger, Asel Wilson, W C
Maguoila.
Emmord, J G
Everett, John
Fry, Geo Herbert, N
Hurley, J J Murphy, Mrs C S Murphy, James Smith, D R Smith, F M Sullivan, T Sweeting, Edward Sweeting, J T
Michaelsville.
Barron, Nathan Cole, A Courtney, C 8 Courtney, G A Cronin, BF
Ditzel, John Gerwig, Geo F Johnson, John
Malcolm, F P
Malcolm, J C
Michael, G W
Pennington, NON
Stockham, John Q Stockham, Thos
Norrissville ..
Almoney, Benj Almoney, John S Austine, G W Bosley, Joseph C Cathcart, Josiah
Hughes, Granville
McClung, E B McGlung, John P
McClung, R R McDonald, N W
Norris, Benj Norria, Geo W
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Norris, Nicholas Reed, James
Wiley, David
Wiley, David W
Wiley, Joseph
Wiley, Matthew
Wiley, RN Wiley, WO
Perrymansville ..
Bolton, Daniel K Brown, Ephraim.
Christy, G J
Cronin, W T
Elliott, Wm M
i Gallup, Chas T Gallup, Daniel
Gallup, George W
Gennett, John
Hall, Andrew Hall, Henry C Hall, W WR Herring, Chas H
Holloway, C C Holloway, James E
Hoopman, C A Johnson, George J Keen, B H
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Lay, Randolph Lorett, John Marshall, Wm Martin, G C Matthews, L E Michael, Chas W Mitchell, George M Morean, A C Nelson, A H Nelson, F Palmer, Joshua Palmer, Walter Pannell, Wm Perryman, E G Richardson, James L Rickey, Samuel Stockham, Charles Stockham, John Q Turner, Wm Walker, George F Walker, James T
Pleasantville.
Amos, James H Atkinson, Isaac Bartleson, W D
Beaumont, Miflin Beaumont, Thos Blair, Wm Calder, Lloyd Dance, Chas Davis, Dr Davis, J T
Dickey, Dr R
Ely, D B Glenn, Samuel Guyton, R Hanway, David Hanway, Joseph Hanway, S Hutton, B Keen, Wm Loker, Joseph
Meachem, Mrs L Reese, G Reiley, P Scarff, C
Scarff, S G
Twining, J Vaines, John Walker, T Watters, James A Watters, Robert West, C W Whitaker, James Wiggers, D H
Prospect.
Bay, Wm
Cox, Wm Davis, S J
Davis, W J
Enfield, Jacob
Heaps, A James, Sam'l Love, Jacob
Mc Faddon, J K
Redding, Timothy
Robinson, J S
Scarborough, Isaac Scarborough, S J Stokes, N R
Pylesvlile.
Amos, B Scott
Galbreath, J W
Harry, D
Harry, NN
Heaps, H T
Heaps, T W
Jenkins, J W
Myre, C M
Pyle, D
Pyle, D L
Ramsay, R N
Wallace, S W
Webster, J A
Wheeler, M
Wheeler, S
Whiteford, M N
Wilson, A
Wilson, L
Wilson, W H
Taylor.
Drummond, J W
Garrison, A
Garrison, J B
Hope, Joshua
Grant, John
Hope, W
Green, Joshua R
Hope, W A
Hutchins, John
Hutchins, N
Lynch, D
Kennedy, Silas
Kennedy, Thos
Mc Comas, Gabriel
Rutledge, J R
Streett, C H
Tolley, E C & O H
Thomas' Run. Arthur, James
Ball, James H Bull, James H Bull, John J Bull, Mary & Hannah Coale, S H
Glasgow, Geo R
Hawkins, Wm L
Hays, Nathaniel Hays, Wm
Hendon, Thomas
Hood, John Kerr, John
Lee, James
Lee, James C
Lee, Parker H
Lee, Sam'l M
Livezy, Thomas -
Lochary, John
Magraw, Dr James M
Munnickhuysen, Wm T
Ramsey, Wm
Ruff, Henry
Ruff, James H
Slade, Benj A
Watters, Hon Jas D
Watters, James W
Wheeler, Leonard M
Upper | Roads.
Alderson, J D Alderson, James
Amos, A R
Amos, Corbin
Ashton, Joseph
Baldwin, S Baldwin, Silas
Ball, H Chenowith, Thos
Corkran, D
Divers, John
Hild, John James, J W Jarrett, W B
Morden, A.
Nelson, R Pocock, Jesse
Rutledge, John R Scarff, OF Scarff, J A Spencer, H E Streett, R A Vanhorn, D C Woodward, E
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Wilna.
Archer, Caleb Archer, Geo Archer, Jobn Archer, Roland D Bowne, RT Buckingham, Wm B Creswell, Chas E
Hollingsworth, Amos B Hollingsworth, E P. Hollingsworth, H E Hollingsworth, James Hollingsworth, Silas Hollingsworth, TO
Hollingsworth, Thomas Hoskins, Chaney
Kemp, Thomas
Kirk, Jacob
Lee, R O
Norris, D Lee
Norris, Frank O
Norris, R
Richardson, Henry
HOWARD COUNTY.
HOWARD COUNTY is one of the smallest counties, having an area of 300 square miles, and & length of about 25 miles and a width of about 12 miles ; is centrally situated between the head waters of the Patapsco and Patuxent Rivers, the west branch of the former stream separating it from Carroll and Baltimore Counties on the north and east, and the main branch of the Patuxent binding on the south-west between it and Montgomery and Prince George's Counties. Anne Arundel County, (of which it was a part until 1850), binds it on the south-east.
This county is very undulating and the soil mostly good, though not all improved, with considerable fine limestone land in the central and southern parts. It is completely intersected with spring branches flowing into the larger streams, and affording a large amount of excellent water powers, which are mostly improved by factories, milla, furnaces, &c. Some of the very best water powers and largest factories in the State are on its two boun- dary streams. Inexhaustible quarries of granite exist in the county ; one variety near the upper end of the county much resembles the famous Quincy granite. The largest quarries, or those most extensively worked, are at Sykesville and Woodstock, on the Patapsco, and from which atone the Cathedral and Record Office in Baltimore were built. Another variety, called porphyritic granite, has reddish crystals of feldspar disseminated through it. There are large iron ore beds next to Anne Arundel County and near the Washington Railroad. Howard has thirty-one miles of the Balti- more & Ohio Railroad on one side, and twelve miles of the Washington Branch on the south-east, which, together, give convenient access to almost all parts of the county. This accessibility, with the eminent natural advan- tages of pure air and water, and innumerable beautiful building sites, are promoting improvements, and the vicinity of the railroads is being built up with fine country seats.
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