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Selected expressly for Medicinal and Social uses. Constantly on hand and for sale by the barrel. demi- john. gallon and single bottle. at the
DIPLOMA OLD RYE WHISKEY WAREHOUSE,
NORTHWEST COR. HOWARD & CAMDEN STREETS, By the Agent JOHN E. WILSON.
61
ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS,
AND Blank-Book Manufacturers.
ARMSTRONG & BERRY.
STATIONERS,
BOOKSELLERS, AND)
BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS, AND PAPER DEALERS, No. 156 West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, BANKS, IN- SURANCE COMPANIES, &c., supplied with every article used in the Counting House.
A large assortment of FANCY STATIONERY.
JOB PRINTING neatly executed.
62
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEN FIRST CLASS SILVER MEDALS HAVE BEEN AWARDED THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
HENRY C. SHRIVER'S
NS
SHRIVER
SIGN AND BLOCK LETTER
ESTABLISHMENT,
276 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE HANOVER-ST.
He respectfully informs the citizens of Baltimore and Merchants who visit the City, that he is prepared to furnish
Block Letter and all other Signs in Inimitable Style, And at REASONABLE PRICES, guaranteeing to have all work executed at the appointed time, and done with the best materials.
BURNISHED GILDING AND LETTERING ON GLASS.
Signs for the Country got up in a few hours for the convenience of Merchants and others passing through the City.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS IN GOLD LETTERS, And all other work connected with the Sign and Ornamental Painting department.
PURE GOLD USED AND WARRANTED.
63
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN W. TORSCH,
onWood
117 BALTIMORE ST.
BALTIMORE
DES FER
AND
ENGRAVER ON WOOD,
117 BALTIMORE STREET,
OFFICE, No. 5, UP STAIRS, BALTIMORE,
All kinds of Book Illustrations, Landscapes, Portraits, Animals, Views of Buildings, Machinery, Newspaper Heads, Title Pages, Bill Heads, Showbills, Societies' Seals, Colored Labels, Envelop and Tobacco Stamps, executed in the highest Style of the Art. Publishers, Authors and Printers, who may entrust their orders to J. W. T., can rely upon their work being executed in a manner entirely satisfactory.
His long experience in New York, Boston and Philadel- phia Establishments has imparted to him facilities not pos- sessed by any similar Artist in Baltimore, and it is with the utmost confidence that he invites the public to an examina- tion of his specimens.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNION PROTESTANT INFIRMARY,
COR. MOSHER & DIVISION-STS.
BALTIMORE.
This new, extensive and commodious Hospital, (under the management of an Association of Ladies,) is open for the re- ception of Medical and Surgical cases.
The edifice was designed expressly for the use to which it is applied ; and being located upon a very elevated site, secures the healthful influence of a pure air, and commands a noble view of the entire city and environs.
The Infirmary is provided with experienced nurses; and hot and cold water, baths, &c. for the use of patients, are fur- nished on each floor of the building.
TERMS:
In the Wards the charges vary according to the means of the Patients. Persons desiring or needing seclusion, can obtain sepa- rate rooms with very superior accommodations, at reasonable rates.
No Contagious or Infectious Diseases admitted.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON, M. D., Surgeon. THOS. F. MURDOCH, M. D., Physician.
Mr. C. FAWCETT, Superintendent.
I The Eutaw-st. and the Greene-st. branches of the City Passenger Railway, pass on either side, at a square distance from the Infirmary.
65
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LADD, WEBSTER & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPROVED TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS.
The Proprietors of these Machines claim, (and substantiate the claim, ) that their instruments will execute any and every kind of needlework, and perform the same in the best possible manner. Combining, as it does, the merits of all the old machines, and, at the same time, avoiding their faults, it commends itself to the public as the great Family Sewing Machine, and as adapted to every branch of industry where the needle is required.
They will stitch, hem, fell, bind, and gather. They make a strong lock stitch, that cannot be raveled or pulled out. They make a beautiful, uniform stitch, alike on both sides of the work, without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength, are perfectly simple, and the manage- ment of them easily acquired.
Any spool of cotton, thread or silk, may be used without re-winding. They are almost noiseless in their operation, and will wear longer than any other Sewing Machine extant.
Let Manufacturers, Planters, Farmers, Housekeepers, or any other persons in search of an instrument to execute any kind of sewing now done by machinery, make sure they secure the best, by examining ours before purchasing.
LADD, WEBSTER & CO. 202 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
SAMPLES OF WORK SENT BY MAIL.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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WOODS,
STEAM-POWER PRINTER,
202 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Established 1837.
Etturpby's
eneral Printing & Publishing Establishment,
BOOK, PAPER AND STATIONERY STORE,
Marble Building, 182 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
MEDALS awarded by the Maryland Institute, for Printing, Book-binding and Bank Checks. By the Metropolitan Institute, Washington, a DIPLOMA for superior Blank Books.
MURPHY & C
182MURPHY & CO 182 PRINTERS. SOOKSELLERS &e
ooksellers, nblisters, drinkers k. Diationers,
BOUK & JOB PRINTING
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
FOREIGN BOOKS
1X2 MU
PHY&CH
192
Blank Books, Paper, Stationery, &c.
Comprising a large assortment of English, French, and American Letter, Cap and Note Popers, Envelopes, Inks, Gold and Steel Pens, Copying Presses, Copying Books, dc. de., of the best qualities.
BLANK BOOKS, of every Description, made to Order, in superior styles. BLANK BOOKS, with PRINTED HEADINGS, &c.
Made to order to any style, or pattern of Ruling, in a superior manner, at the shortest notice. Long experience, and unsurpassed facilities, in having this class of work Printed, Ruled, Paged and Bound, on THE PREMISES, enable us to execute all orders in this line in a very superior style, at remarkably low rates.
MURPHY'S UNALTERABLE STEREOGRAPHIC, and PLAIN BANK CHECKS,
In every variety ; PROMISSORY NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS OF LADING, BLANK DEEDS, COMMERCIAL and LAW BLANKS, &c. kept constantly on hand, or Printed to order.
PRINT TO ORDER at short notice :
AGY They take pleasure in announcing that they hare completed their arrangements, by which they are now enabled to keep constantly on hand a large and choice assortment of everything required in connection. with the BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS. They deem it un- necessary to enlarge on the advantages, convenience, and saving of time and expense, which this combination and concentration of stock affords to Book- sellers, Colleges, Schools, Libraries, &c. &c., in being able to pur- chase everything at one place, at the very Lowest Rates, Wholesale and Retail.
Keep constantly on hand and make to order :
Cards
Ledgers
Circulars
Journals
Bill-Hcads
Day Books
Drafts
Cash Books
Sales Books
Promissory Notes Bank Checks
Blotters
Bills Exchange
Check Books
Blank Deeds
Copying Books
Cashiers' Blanks
Bill Books
Bills of Lading
Receipt Books
Law Blanks
Pass Books
Law Briefs
Pocket Ledgers
Books
Hotel Registers
Pamphlets
Copy Books
Catalogues, &c.
Dockets, &c.
ROAD & COMMERCIAL PRINTING
For nearly twenty years Rail Road and Commercial Printing have constituted an important branch of our business. Our experience, combined with extensive facilities, consisting of the most approved MACHINERY, large fonts of TYPE, of the latest and most approved styles ; BORDERS, ENGRAVINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c. especially adapted for RAIL ROAD and COMMERCIAL WORK; also, large fonts of Figures, of all sizes, suitable for FREIGHT and PASSENGER TARIFFS, TABULAR WORK, &C. &c., and keeping constantly on hand a large stock of CARD BORADS and PAPERS, of all classes, enable us to offer unsurpassed facilities for the Prompt, Cheap and Correct executiva of every description of Rail Road and Commercial Printing, d.c. AT The most careful and prompt attention given to orders. Estimates and specimens furnished on application.
JOHN MURPHY & CO.
Plain & Ornamental Book & Job Printing, BOOKBINDING and RULING,
Of every description, executed in the very best manner, at the lowest rates.
Having united with their Bookstore, ia the same building, an extensive PRINT- ING OFFICE and BOOKBINDERY, well supplied with the most approved materials and experienced workmen, enable them to offer superior advantages and induce- ments for the prompt, careful and correct execution of every description of Book and Job Printing, Book-Binding and Ruling, well worthy the attention of all who may require anything in this line. A Particular attention paid to FINE WORK for Banking and other Institutions, Insurance, Railroad, Steamboat, Transportation, and other Joint Stock Companies, Public Offices, &c.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Paper, Blank Books, Stationery, &c.
Constantly on hand, a large and well selected stock of BOOKS IN GENERAL LITERATURE, School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books, &c. FOREIGN BOOKS: a large and varied stock, to which constant ad- ditions are made by direct importation. Foreign Books imported to order.
Established, 1837.
Bank Checks, Promissory Notes, Law Blanks, &c. Gt
1860 theral Oprinting and Gaublishing Establishment, Book, Paper, and Stationery Store, Marble Building, 182 Baltimore st., Baltimore. 1860 MURPHY'S
COUNTING ROOM CALENDAR, 1860.
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SUNDAY
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BLANK BOOKS, Paper & Stationery EMBRACING A GREAT VARIETY OF English, French and American CAP, LETTER and NOTE PAPERS, ENVELOPES, INKS, STEEL PENS, &C. Commercial and Law Blanks, Bank Checks,
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Plain & Ornamental Job Printing,
Of every description, in Bronze and Fancy Colored Inks, at the Lowest Prices.
BLANK BOOKS, with PRINTED HEADINGS, With every other description of BLANK BOOKS, Kept constantly on hand, or manufactured to order, iu a superior manner, to any style or pattern of RULING, at the shortest notice.
MSPORDERS from any part of the U. S. will meet with prompt and strict attention.
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Murphy's Unalterable Stereographic Bank Checks .- The attention of Banking Institutions, and the Mercantile community generally, is respectfully solicited to our new and improved styles of UNALTERABLE BANK CHECKS, as affording great protection against alteration or erasure by means of' acids or otherwise. These Checks combine a degree of unsurpassed neatness, elegance, and security, and are sold at the same prices as ordinary checks. Stercographic Checks, equal to, and at about one-half the price of Engraving.
Discount Days of the Banks.
Bank of Baltimore, Tuesday & Friday. | Com. & Farmers. Tuesday & Friday. Union, Monday & Thursday. Merchants, Tuesday & Friday.
Western, Tuesday & Friday.
Chesapeake, Wednesday. Far. & Planters, Mon. & Thursday. Citizens, Wednesday.
Bank of Commerce, Wed, & Saturday. Howard Bank, Tuesday.
Peoples Bank Wednesday.
Mechanics, Wednesday & Saturday. Franklin, Monday & Thursday. Marine, Tuesday & Friday.
Far. & MMerchants, Mou. & Thursday.
JOHN MURPHY & CO. BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, Printere and Blationers, Keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of
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ALHOEN & CO Practical
LITHO GRAPHERS ENGRAVERS COLOR PRINTERS &
No. 73 &75 Second Street BALTIMORE.
EXECUTE CHECK, NOTE & DRAFT-BOOKS, CARDS, CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS, SHOW CARDS FOR MANUFACTURERS, VIEWS, ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, MAPS, PLANS, MUSIC TITLES, BOOK PLATES, ENVELOPES & LABELS,
(.) well a.
COMMERCIAL WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The facilities of our establishment , for the perfect creention of every description of lithographie work, are most ample. The earliest advantage is taken of all modern improvements, and our personal attention is guen to every brauch of our art, enabling us to compete successfully, in excellence of work. as well as moderation in prices, wth any kindred establishment in the country.
A. HOEN & Co Practical SITHDORAPRERS 73&75 Second Street BALTIMORE.
The call your attention as well as that of business new generally to our fac- Simile circular.
The case and dis- - patch with which thewe can be produced at the rate of One or two hundred coficer in a few hours after receipt of The order / at prices less than in Type-work, require but to be made known to be generally adopted in cases where com- - mon parenting is now made use of.
Please call and ex-
amine our thecummins Weekly & Monthly Statements, Circulars KG!
Lithographers 73x75 Second Baltimore
ALHOEN & CO Practical
LITHOGRAPHERS ENGRAVERS & COLOR PRINTERS
No. 73 &75 Second Street BALTIMORE,
EXECUTE
CHECK, NOTE & DRAFT-BOOKS, CARDS, CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS, SHOW CARDS FOR MANUFACTURERS, VIEWS, ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, MAPS, PLANS, MUSIC TITLES, BOOK PLATES, ENVELOPES & LABELS,
ao well co
COMMERCIAL WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The facilities af our establishment , for the perfect execution of every description of hthographic work, are most ample The earliest advantage is taken of ull modern improvements, and our personal attention is given to every branch of our art, enabling us to compete successfully, in excellence of work as well as moderation in prices with any kindred establishment in the country.
ENDING YEAR 1860.
WOODS'
BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY,
CONTAINING A CORRECTED
Engrabed
Alap of the
City,
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
A STREET DIRECTORY,
Compiled expressly for this Edition; and an
APPENDIX OF MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.
BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS, No. 202 Baltimore-st., a few doors west of St. Paul.
Manyland Pare
189 , BIA14 1860
PREFACE.
IN submitting the present volume of WOODS' BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY, the publisher takes pleasure in pointing to the unerring evidences of the City's prosperity, which is indicated by the large increase in names compared with that of last year. The difficulties and embarrass- ments of compiling a Directory have been descanted upon and explained until the repetition of them has become tiresome. The method pursued in collecting and arranging the names is such, that an error should hardly occur, and yet it must inevitably happen that some will ' be found, although they will be fewer in this than in any heretofore issued.
The Directory is published to meet the wants of a large class of the citizens. To meet this want-to produce a work which will promote the convenience, and be of service to the business community-where the compilers have a correct knowledge and experience in their calling, we think it will be admitted that they have a right to expect a fair amount of support in their undertaking from those who derive benefit from its publication. Our experience, however, has shown that a number of those who use a Directory, and profit by it, are more willing to participate in the benefits arising from its publication than they are to contribute their portion to reimburse the publisher for the labor and outlay he expends in its preparation.
In looking for names in the Directory, many mistakes occur, and errors are attributed where none exist, from not knowing the proper mode of spelling the name looked for. The similarity in the sounds of names of different orthography, leads to innumerable blunders.
The BUSINESS DIRECTORY will be found to be a valuable improvement on former issues, and cannot fail to be appreciated by business men.
While thanking our subscribers for their increased liberality, we regret to be compelled to add a word or two of complaint. We regard it as exceedingly strange that our business men, notwithstanding their proverbial tact and shrewdness, will permit themselves to be so frequently imposed upon by ephemeral and worthless publications, claiming to be "Business Directories," or what not, gotten up by adventurers, without character or permanence, and not containing any information that may not be better procured in the pages of our issue. We can substantiate the assertion, that in no instance has the entire city been canvasseul for information of this kind, except by the publisher of this work.
We take pleasure in presenting to the citizens our STREET DIRECTORY, showing the odd and even numbers on the corners, or right and left hand crossings of the several streets in the city. Many of the new streets recently opened are not properly or legally named-others have no sign boards on them, rendering it difficult to make this part of the work as perfect as it would otherwise be.
This work was commenced the latter part of last January, and was to have been pub- lished by the first of May. After canvassing three weeks, we had to stop on account of a
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PREFACE.
bill relative to numbering the houses being introduced before the City Council, which was not finally acted upon until the middle of June. We immediately recommenced our labors, being subjected to the additional trouble and expense of canvassing afresh all the ground that had been gone over.
Our earnest desire has been to produce a work worthy of the interest of the community at large, and make it a faithful reflex of the business enterprise and commercial greatness of Baltimore, encouraged as we have been by the largely increased subscription list, to persevere in our labors, it shall be our endeavor, in every succeeding annual issue, to introduce such improvements as shall render it still more necessary and useful to its patrons, and an indis- pensable guide to citizens and strangers.
In closing these remarks, the publisher would express his thanks for the uniform cour- tesy extended to his canvassers during the progress of the work ; the prompt and ready acquiescence exhibited by the different public officers in furnishing information, and the valuable assistance rendered by numerous friends are warmly appreciated.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Adams Express Company,
.
539
Additions, Alterations and Correc-
tions,
12
Appendix,
from 531 to 552
Athenæum,
546
Banking Institutions,
from 534 to 537
Board of Trade,
546
Boundaries of the Wards,
530
Business Directory,
from 461 to 508
Churches,
550 to 552
City Government,
531
City Police and Fire Alarm Tele-
graph,
534
Colored Persons,
427
Commissioners of Public Schools,
532
Preface,
3
Consuls and Vice-Consuls,
545
Corn and Flour Exchange, .
546
Custom House,
542
Courts,
519
Dispensaries, .
547
Fire Department,
533 and 534
Gas Light Co. of Baltimore,
546
Germania Club,
549
Government of the United States, 531
Government of the State of Md., .
531
Gray Manufacturing Co. of Md.,
546
Hibernian Society of Baltimore,
548
House of Refuge,
547
Infirmaries,
547
Insurance Companies, from 537 to 539
List of Names of Residents, from
17 to 459
Map of the City of Baltimore, cor-
rected to date, in front of
17
Markets,
5:29
Maryland Institute,
546
Maryland Gas Company, .
546
Maryland Hospital for the Insane,
546
Masons,
547
Merchants (The) Exchange Read-
ing Rooms,
546
Notaries Public,
546
Odd Fellows, (I. O.)
547 and 548
Offices, &c.,
512
.
Packets,
540
Post Office,
from 542 to 545
Public Schools,
(Location and
Teachers of,)
532 and 533
Railroads,
54
Rechabites, (I. O.)
548
Red Men, (Improved Order, ) .
548
Red Men, (Independent Order,) .
548
Resident Commissioners, .
545
Sons of Malta, (I. O.)
548
Sons of Temperance,
548
Stages,
541
Steamers and Steamboats,
539 and 540
Street Directory,
from 509 to 529
Susquehanna Canal Co., .
546
Telegraphs,
541
Transportation Lines,
539
United Ancient Order of Druids,
548
United Brothers, (I. O.)
548
PAGE.
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Adjusters of Averages, .
461
Agencies-Mercantile,
461
Agents-Advertising,
461
Agents-Insurance,
461
Agents-Patent,
461
Agents-Property and Collectors,
461
Agents-Real Estate,
461
Agricultural Agency, .
461
Agricultural Implements,
461
Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and Pho-
tographs,
462
Apothecaries and Chemists,
462
Architects and Civil Engineers, 463
Artists, .
463
Artists' Materials,
463
Artificial Flowers,
463
Attorneys at Law,
463
Auctioneers, .
465
Bacon Dealers,
465
Bag Manufacturers,
465
Bakers,
465
Band Box Manufacturers,
Bankers,
466
Banks,
466
Banks-Savings,
466
Basket Makers,
466
Bell Founders,
466
Bell Hangers,
466
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, . 466
Block and Pump Makers, 466
Boat Builders,
467
Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw
Goods,
467
Book Binders,
467
Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers, .
467
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur-
ers-Retail,
467
Boots and Shoes-Ladies,
468
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur-
ers-Wholesale,
468
Bottlers, .
468
Brass Founders, .
468
Brewers,
469
Brick Makers,
469
Brick Press Manufacturer,
469
Britannia Ware Manufacturers, .
469
Brokers-Exchange, Bill, Real Estate
and Stock, .
469
Brokers-Merchandise,
469
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers, .
469
Burr-Mill Stone Manufacturers, .
470
Cabinet Makers,
470
Cap Makers,
470
Cards-Machine,
470
Carpenters and Builders,
470
Carpets, Oil Cloth, &e., .
471
Carpet Weavers,
471
Carriage and Coach Makers, . 471
Carvers,
471
Chair Makers,
471
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals, .
471
China, Glass and Queensware,
472
Chiropodists,
472
Cloaks and Mantillas,
472
Clocks,
472
Clothiers-Retail,
472
Clothiers-Wholesale, 472
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.,
472
Coal Dealers,
472
Coal Oil and Lamps,
473
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders, .
473
Collar Makers,
473
Comb Makers,
473
Commercial Colleges,
473
Commission Merchants,
473
Commissioners of Deeds,
477
Composition Roofing,
477
Confectioners and Fruiterers,
477
Confectioners and Fruiterers-Whole-
sale,
477
Consuls and Vice Consols,
477
Conveyancers,
477
Coopers,
477
Coppersmiths and Works,
478
Cork Cutters,
478
Corset Makers,
478
Cotton Yarn, &e., .
478
Cuppers and Leechers,
478
Curled Hair Manufacturers, .
478
Curriers and Leather and Findings Deal-
ers, .
478
Cutlers,
478
465
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Dancing Academies,
478
Junk Dealers,
490
Dentists,
478
Lamps and Oil,
490
Distillers,
479
Druggists-Wholesale, .
479
Dry Goods-Retail,
479
Dry Goods-Wholesale, 480
Dyers and Scourers, .
480
Earthen and Stoneware Manufacturers, . 480
Edge Tools,
480
Embroideries and Laces, 481
Engine and Locomotive Builders, 481
Engravers,
481
Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and Camphine, . 481
Express Forwarders,
481
Fancy Goods-Retail,
481
Fancy Goods-Wholesale, 481
Fire Engine Hose Manufacturers, 481
File and Rasp Manufacturers, 481
Florists,
481
Millinery,
494
Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers, 481
Forwarding,
482
Fringe Manufacturers,
482
Furniture Dealers,
482
Gas Fitters,
483
Gas,
.
483
Newspapers,
495
.
News and Periodicals, 495
Notaries Public,
495
.
Nurses and Midwifes,
495
Oculists and Aurists,
.
495
Oil Dealers,
495
·
Gold Beaters,
483
Opticians,
495
Gold Pen Manufacturers, 483
Gold and Silversmiths,
483
Grocers-Retail,
483
Grocers-Wholesale and Commission, 485
Guano Dealers,
486
Gun Manufacturers and Dealers,
486
Hardware-Retail,
486
Hardware-Wholesale,
486
Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods- Retail, 486
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c .- Wholesale, . 487
Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c.,
487
Hotels,
487
House Furnishing Goods, 487 Ice Dealers, 487
Importer's,
487
India Rubber Goods, .
489
Instrument Makers,
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