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Webb George, drayman, 15 Penn al Webb Harrison, school teacher, 81 n Spring Webb Harrison, 10 Low
Webb Rachel A. 51 Carlton Webb Peter, drayman, 140 Tyson Webster David, waiter, 48 St. Mary
Webster Elijah, waiter, 141 n Caroline Webster lsaas, porter, 239 s Howard Webster Joseph, laborer, 307 s Howard Webster Robert, hostler, rear 56 n Exeter Webster Sophia, laundress, over 42 Second Wecott Nimrod, waiter, 226 n Charles Wedon John H. waitrr, 84 Elbow la Weeks Augustus, soldier, 103 Sarah Ann Weeks Burton, grain measurer, 210 Hamburg
Weeks Caleb, laborer, 146 n Dallas Weeks Ellen, cook, 27 Druid Hill av
Weeks Elizabeth, washerwo'n, 56 Sarah Ann Weeks Elizabeth, washerwoman, 27 Druid Hill av
Weeks John H. drayman, 30 Vine
Weeks Mary, washerwoman, 123 Low
Weeks Patience, laundress, 29 Jew al Weeks Peter, drayman, 107 Orchard Weeks Maria E. cook, 63 Sarah Ann
Weeks Susan, 6 Jew al
Weems D. washerwoman, 81 Elbow la
Weems Henry, waiter, 25 Lexington
Weiser Theodore, laborer, 3 Hagar's ct Welch Henrietta, 2 Chesnut
Welch Joseph, caulker, 30 s Dallas Welch Mary, washerwoman, 23 East
Welch Peter, caulker, 180 Mullikin
Wells Charles, porter, 6 Boyd
Wells Elizabeth, laundress, 6 Boyd
Wells George, carter, 83 n Spring
Wells George M. laborer, 299 s Eutaw Wells Henrietta, 61 Orchard
Wells Sarah, seamstress, 65 Dover
Wells Sarah, dressmaker, 3 Slemmer's al Welmington Benjamin, carter, 17 Camel al Wesley John, soldier, 98 St. Mary
Wesley John, carter, 71 Leadenhall
Wesley John, seaman, 3 lron al
Wesley Mary A. laundress, 122 s Spring
Wesley Smith, laborer, 14 Haw
Wesley Thos. W . herb doctor, 48 Moore al
Wesley Wm. laborer, 2 Arbel al
Wesley Wm. laborer, 238 Raborg
West Anthony, whitewasher, 138 Sarah Ann West George, laborer, 69 Arch
West John, waiter, 25 Clay
West John, waiter, 33 n Sharp
West Priscilla, 2 X al
Weston Peter, coachman, 53 State
Whalen Mrs. Rebecca, 314 Montgomery
Wharton Lloyd, shucker, rear 56 n Exeter Wheakley Edward, mariner, 126 s Bethel . Wheatfield Dela, 60 Raborg
Wheatley Thomas, shoemaker, 201 Balto Wheatly Eliza A. boarding, 138 s Caroline Wheatty Daniel, caulker, 188 Mullikin Wheeler Ann M. seamstress, 99 Low Wheeler David, brickmaker, 157 York
Wheeler Emily, laundress, 86 Laundress Wheeler George, drayman, 4 King ct Wheeler Henry, wagoner, 4 Penn Wheeler Isaac, stevedore, 36 Jefferson Wheeler Isaiah, laborer, 28 Short
Wheeler James, laborer, 86 Leadenhall
Wheeler James, soldier, 68 Orchard
Wheeler John, laborer, 52 St. Mary
Wheeler Mary Ann, 40 Rose
Wheeler Mary, laundress, 10 Short
Wheeler Richard, brickmaker, 217 s Durham
Wheeler Richard, drayman, 4 King ct Wheeler Samuel, sailor, 151 Sarah Ann
Wheeler Thomas H. soldier, 99 Low Whetts Nancy, 11 China
White Andrew, porter, 32 L. Monument White Affie, 172 s Dallas
White Asbury, caulker, Granby nr s Exeter
White Benjamin, laborer, 203 Ensor
White Carey, laborer, 7 Aisquith ct
White Caroline, dressmaker, Granby near s Exeter
White Charles, soldier, 7 Saratoga ct White Mrs. Charlotte, 12 Chesnut al
AUG. G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers of White Lead, Zinc, Putty, Lampblack, Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Saltpetre, Paints and Varnishes, 100 W. Lombard Street.
Call at the Popular Clothing House, No. 40.
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COLORED PERSONS.
White Daniel, caulker, 115 s Bethel White Edward, soldier, 12 McElderry ct White Galen, carter, 208 Dover White Harriet, Jaundress, 5 Marion White Henry, drayman, 181 s Dallas White James, porter, 6ªVine White James, porter, 9 Eutaw ct
White John, 3 Philpot al White Martha A. washerwoman, 2 Chesnut White Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, 288 s Howard
White Mary, 394 n Gay
White Mary, 15 Douglass White Nancy, washerwoman, 274 s Durham
White Olivia, laundress, 57 Jasper
White Priscilla, 62 Chesnut al
White Priscilla, 11 Jefferson
White Mrs. P. 7 Aisquith
White Richard, caulker, 4 Chesnut
White Ruth A. laundress, 67 Davis
White Samuel, waiter, 107 King
White Sarah, 276 s Howard
White Susan, laundress, 32 L. Monument White Wm. distiller, 8 Saulsbury al
White William, laborer, 219 Vine White Wm. H. coachman, 92 Dover
Whitely Adam, laborer, 292 Raborg
Whittington Amy, laundress, 223 Hamburg Whittington Elizabeth A. cook, 11 Inloes al Whittington William, coal and wood, 45 Moore al
Whittington William, carter, 45 Moore al Wicks Abraham, flour and feed, 166 Forrest Wicks Moses, 166 Forrest
Wiggins Susan, house cleaner, 16 Hull's la Wiggins Wesley, laborer, Bond-st ct
Wilkens George, feed store, 110 Lee Wilkenson John, mariner, 85 Moore al Wilkins Geo. W. laborer, 32 Burgundy al Wilkins John, porter, 8 Low
Wilkinson Eliza, cook, 8 Wayne
Wilkinson John, mariner, 102 s Bethel
Wilkinson William, mariner, 78 Jasper Wilks Edmund, porter, 15 Jew al Wilks John T. porter, 10 Chew
Wilks William, porter, 6 Sarah Ann
Wilks Wm. E. soldier, 36 n Liberty
Willet William, porter, 123 Welcome al Williams Abraham, coachman, 177 Mullikin Williams Abraham, waiter, 177 Mullikin Williams Alexander, laborer, 80 Burgundy al Williams Alexander, 146 Low Williams Amelia, 596 Saratoga
Williams Amelia, huckster, 44 Forrest
Williams Andrew, cook, 81 Burgundy al Williams Ann,, washerwoman, 35 s Durham Williams Ann M. 52 East Williams Annie, 49 Moore al
Williams Annie, 205 s Wolfe
Williams Anthony, peddler, 14 Leadenhall
Williams Archibald, hay, 19 Tessier
Williams Arnold, fireman, 12 Dawson al Williams Benjamin, fisherman, 1 Penn al Williams Benjamin, 58 s Howard
Williams Benjamin, steward, 134 n Caroline Williams Caroline, 35 Sarah Ann
Williams Catherine, 94 Orchard Williams Charles, coachman, 35 Sarah Ann Williams Charles T. waiter, 11 Eutaw ct Williams Charles, laborer, 251 Montgomery Williams Daniel, waiter, 63 w Madison
Williams David, laborer, 134 Tyson
Williams Edward, coachman, 101 Jasper
Williams Edward, barber, 5 Penn al
Williams Elias, whitewasher, 60 s Dallas Williams Elijah, soldier, I Dawson al
Williams Eliza, washerwoman, 112 St. Mary Williams Eliza, washerwoman, 87 Birck- head's ct
Williams Eliza, 5 Bethel row
Williams Eliza, laundress, 111 Low
Williams Elizabeth, grocery, 92 Orchard
Williams Elizabeth, laundress,81 Hargrove al Williams Elizabeth, laundress, 27 Biddle al
Williams Ellen, 35 Clay
Williams Frederick, laborer, 59 Hargrove al Williams George, hod carrier, 11 Chesnut al Williams George, drayman, 86 East
Williams Geo. H. laborer, 4 X al
Williams George, drayman, 62 St. Mary Williams George, 48 Elbow la
Williams Harriet, washerwoman, 5 Eutaw ct Williams Harriet, laundress, 241 s Howard
Williams Henrietta, 86 Cider al
Williams Henry, soldier, 8 Slemmer's al Williams Henry, steward, 41 Burgundy al
Williams Henry, whitewasher, 184 Park
Williams Henry, mariner, 84 Stiles
Williams Henry, steward, 54 Short
Williams Henry, laborer, 71 East Williams Henrietta, 85 Jefferson
Williams Hester, laundress, 11 Biddle ct
Williams Horace, mariner, 36 Davis
Williams Isaac, stevedore, 131 s Bethel Williams James, brickmaker, 28 Booth
Williams James, baker, 2 e Centre
Williams James, drayman, 108 Scott
Williams James, mariner, 21 Lewis
Williams James A. whitewasher, 58 Perry
Williams James, carter, 381 Harford av ex- tended
Williams James, hay presser, Jenkins al
Williams James, blacksm. 320 Montgomery .
Williams Jane, cook, 19 State
Williams Jesse, drayman, 221 Dover
Williams John, sailor, 123 York
Williams John G. barber, 179 York
Williams Jno. waiter, 62 Mount Vernon place
Williams John W. mariner, 54 s Dallas
Williams John, laborer, 90 Central av
Williams John W. laborer, 136 Hill
Williams John J. barber, 247 Light, dw 179 York
Williams John, laborer, 108 Orchard
Williams John, laborer, 2 Carlton Williams John W. 267 e Baltimore
William's John, laborer, Hookstown road nr toll gate
Williams John W. barkeeper, 136 Hill
Williams Joseph, fireman, 137 York
Williams Joseph, wagoner, Courthouse la, rear Mechanics' hall
Williams Joshua, grain runner, 34 Vine Williams Julia, 75 Watson
Williams Julia, laundress, 176 York Williams Julia, cook, 12 Chesnut al
Williams Laura, washerwoman, 10 Cider al Williams Leah, washerwoman, 46 Orchard Williams Leah, laundress, 11 Eutaw ct
Williams Lewis, wood sawyer, 4 Bethel ct Williams Lloyd, oyster shucker, 23 Elbow la Williams Lloyd, sailor, 97 Sarah Ann Williams Louis, cook, 70 Chesnut
Williams Louisa, laundress, 5 Bankert al
Williams Louisa, laundress, 72 St. Mary Williams Maberry, soldier, 222 Lemon
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COLORED PERSONS.
Williams Margaret, 635 Penna av Williams Margaret, laundress, 116 Hill Williams Margaret, seamstress, 116 Hill Williams Martha, 74 Necessity al Williams Mary, laundress, 21 Jenkins al Williams Mary, laundress, 32 Shakspear Williams Michael, coachman, 462 Division Williams Mrs. Naney, cook, 48 Elbow la Williams Nicholas, coachman, 11 Jew al Williams Noah, tool sharpener, 30 Dover Williams Phoebe, 29 Biddle al
Williams Providence, 52 Vine
Williams Richard H. waiter, 78 North Williams Robert, laborer, 81 Leadenhall
Williams Robert, laborer, 210 Dover Williams Robert, soldier, 8 Chesnut al Williams Robert, porter, 138 Cider al
Williams Rodney, coal and wood, 109 Moore al, dw 138 Orchard
Williams Samuel, laborer, 29 Jenkins al Williams Sarah, laundress, 21 Lewis Williams Sark, cook, 61 Jasper Williams Sebastian B. barber, 130 Chesnut Williams Thos. coachman, 55 L. Monument Williams Walter, mariner, 54 Forrest
Williams Wm. farm hand, Burke near Bel Air av
Williams Wm. blacksmith, 207 s Howard Williams Wm. soldier, 13 Eutaw et Williams Win. huckster, 48 Union Williams Wm. soldier, 14 Sarah Ann Williams William, carter, 86 Burgundy al Willis Edward, oyster shueker, 84 Holland Willmore Harriet, 117 s Spring Wills Mrs. - , Laurel
Wilmer Amy, washerwoman, 47 Tyson al Wilmer Perry, laborer, 72 East Wilmore Daniel, laborer, 52 L Monument Wilmore Henry, 28 s Bethel Wilmore Isaac, coachman, 6 Peirce Wilmore John, drayman, 46 Orchard Wilmore George, laborer, 4 Walker ct
Wilmore Mary J. cook, 54, Vine Wilmore Rebecca, 54 Davis Wilson Angelina, laundress, 272 s Howard Wilson Anna, 80 East
Wilson Anna, laundress, 122 Orehard Wilson Anna, cook, 5 Eutaw ct Wilson Arthur, drayman, 216 Hamburg
Wilson Benjamin, laborer, 101 Harford av Wilson Benjamin, porter, 233 Dover Wilson Benjamin, oysterman, 10. Warren Wilson Charles, whitewasher, 50 Vine
Wilson Charles, restaurant, 45 w Lombard, dw 50 Dallas
Wilson Charles, laborer, 99 s Dallas Wilson Charles, laborer, 5 Chesnut Wilson Charles, 5 Forrest
Wilson Charles, grain measurer, n w. cor Sharp and Hill
Wilson Charles, laborer, 5 Chesnut
Wilson Charlotte, laundress, 158 s Durham Wilson Charlotte, laundress, 127 North Wilson Clarissa, 27 Rose
Wilson Daniel, stevedore, 51 Jefferson Wilson Durham, waiter, 6 Hamilton Wilson Edward H. hostler, 3 Tyson al Wilson Eliza, laundress, 10 Jew al Wilson Elizabeth, teacher, 33 Druid Hill av Wilson Elizabeth, laundress, 64 Tyson Wilson Esther, house cleaner, 27 Chesnut Wilson Capt. Francis W. surveyor Baltimore Marine Ins. Co. 11 s Broadway
Wilson Francis, cook, 12 Boyd
Wilson Frederick, rags, 75 East
Wilson George, laborer, 13 Short
Wilson George, waiter, 86 Jasper
Wilson Geo. R. janitor Dental college, n e cor Lombard and Hanover
Wilson Greenbury, waiter, 97 Orchard
Wilson Hager, washerwoman, 205 Hamburg
Wilson Hannah, cook, 86 Cider al
Wilson Mrs. Hannah, laundress, 62 Dover Wilson Harriet, 90 n. Dallas
Wilson Henry, laborer, 32 Wayne
Wilson Henry, tanner, 18 Elder al
Wilson Henry, wagoner, 211 s Bethel
Wilson Henry, caulker, 111 s Bethel
Wilson Hester, 17] Tyson
Wilson James, laborer, 39 Orbit al
Wilson James, porter, 28 Orchard
Wilson James, hackman, 16 Elbow la
Wilson Jeremiah, mariner, 135 n Caroline
Wilson Jeremiah, grain measurer, 83 Lead- enhall
Wilson Jeremiah, hay baler, 19 Jenkin's al
Wilson Jesse, laborer, 316 Montgomery
Wilson John H. laborer, 282 e Fayette
Wilson John, teamster, 15 Marion
Wilson John W. laborer, 272 s Howard
Wilson John C. waiter, 44 Vie
Wilson John, porter, 110 North
Wilson John, laborer, 40 Chesnut
Wilson Joseph, laborer, 21 Rose Wilson Kate, laundress, 324 Harford av
Wilson Kinsey, drayman, 39 Orbit al Wilson Levi, 75 Sarah Ann
Wilson Lucy A. laundress, 34 Forrest
Wilson Margaret, washerwoman, 116n Dallas
Wilson Mary, washerwoman, 56 L. Monu- ment
Wilson Mary, 32 Short
Wilson Mary E. scamstress, 46 Douglass
Wilson Matilda, laundress, 99 Moore al
Wilson Nancy, 74 Sules
Wilson Rebecca, seamstress, 161 Sarah Ann Wilson Robert, rear 55 Loe
Wilson Samuel, waiter, 36 King
Wilson Samuel J. carter, 44 Vine
Wilson Samuel, porter, 77 Arch
Wilson Shadrach, waiter, 86 Jasper
Wilson Sophia, Jaundress, 32 Short
Wilson Susan, washerwoman, 5 State
Wilson Thomas, laborer, 65 n Dallas
Wilson Thomas, laborer, I11 King Wilson Wm. carter, 44 Vine Wilson Wm. laborer, 19 Penn al
Wilson Wm. laborer, 103 s Dallas
Wilson Wm. lumberman, 190 s Dallas
Wilson Wm. steward, 91 n Dallas Wilson Wm. A. barber, 104 Tyson
Wilson Wm. waiter, 116 n Dallas Wilson Wm. H. soldier, 58 Vine
Wilson Wm. H. fireman, 62 Dover Winder Philip, laborer, 101 Chesnut
Winderling Geo. dyer, 271 e Baltimore
Wing George, wood cutter, 135 Dallas Wing John, laborer, 24 Cecil
Winsey Wm. H. brickmaker, 116 e Fayette Winslow Alex. mariner, 89 n Spring Wise Daniel, oyster shucker, 171 Sarah Ann Wise Jane, washerwoman, 1 Penn al Wisher Isaac, briekmaker, 420 s Charles
Witten George, wagoner, 5 Rose
Wolfe Christian, confectioner, 154 e Lombard Woford Laura, 6 Butler
JAMES H. JOHNSON, City Steam Firewood Mills-Warren's Fire and Water-proof Roofing, and Patent Neoteric Smoking Tubes, over 99 W. Baltimore-st.
SMITH BROS. & CO., 40 W. Baltimore-st., Famous for their Choice Stock of Clothing for Men's and Boys' Wear.
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COLORED PERSONS.
Wolford Willis, laborer, 9 Cecil Wood Mrs. Anna, 26 s Bond
Woodland Catherine, house cleaner, 21 Jasper Woodland John, sailor, 222 Hughes
Woodland Elizabeth, cook, 21 Jasper
Woodley John J. grain measurer, 211 Ham- burg
Woods Ellen, teacher, 27 East
Woods Henrietta, laundress, 20 Jasper
Woods Hiram, drayman, 233 Henrietta
Woods Lizzie, laundress, 87 Hill .
Woods O. coachman, 15 Park
Woods Stephen, porter, 108 Chesnut
Woods Walter, porter, 316 Montgomery
Woods Wm. H. 108 Chesnut
Woods Wm. laborer, 5 Cecil
Woodyard Charles, hackman, 14 Jasper Woodyard Daniel, cooper, 30 State
Woolford Bartholomew, carter, 198 Hamburg
Woolford Batt, sawyer, 11 Lewis
Woolford Emory, brickmaker, 198 Hamburg
Woolford Isaiah, sawyer, 13 Lewis
Woolford Littleton, grocery, 8 s Dallas
Woolford Littleton, sawyer, 13 Lewis Worthington Ann, 10 Tyson
Worthington Brice A. porter, 72 Jasper Wright Alfred, oysterman, 5 Iron al
Wright Alfred, soldier, 68 Orchard Wright Ann, 5 Gillingham al
Wright Aun M. cook, 62 Dover
Wright Mrs. Ann M. cook, 56 East
Wright Benj. laborer, 631 Penna. av
Wright Charles, barber, 9 s Front
Wright Elizabeth, 39 East
Wriglit George, laborer, 64 n Ann Wright Godfrey, 57 Carlton
Wright Harrison, stevedore, 110 n Dallas
Wright Isaac, sawyer, 183 Dover
Wright Mrs. Jane, washerwoman, 4 X al
Wright J. W. dentist, 27 s Bond Wright Julia, 9 Eutaw ct
Wright Louisa, laundress, 5 Biddle al
Wright Margaret, laundress, 10 Wilmer al Wright Richard, laborer, 93 s Durham
Wright Robert, barkeeper, 5 Gillingham al Wright Robert, sawyer, 8 Warren Wright Thomas, whip sawyer, 173 s Bethel Wright Wm. brickmaker, 127 Dover Wright Wm. whip sawyer, 42 Jefferson
Wright Wm. laborer, 98 East
Wrinkle Wm. oysterman, 8 Hall al
Wye Emily washerwoman, 57 Penn al Wye Philip, lumber wagoner, 188 s Bethel Wye Sarah E. cook, 53 L. Pleasant
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YEATES ARNOLD, porter, 67 North
Yock Sarah, 10 n Dallas
Young Benj. laborer, 56 East
Young Cecelia, laundress, 8 Booth
Young Elizabeth, 34 Hill
Young Elizabeth, 8 Booth
Young Elijah, grain measurer, 44 L. McEl- derry
Young Ellen, 81 Hillen
Young George, drayman, 3 House ct
Young Henrietta, laundress, 88 Hamburg
Young Henrietta, seamstress, 8 Ivy al
Young Henry, laborer, 153 Low
Young Ibby, 22 n Dallas
Young Isaac, waiter, 145 n Caroline
Young Jacob J. laborer, 25 East
Young Jacob J. laborer, 19 East
Young James, mariner, 38 Forrest
Young James, laborer, 23 Hull's la Young Jenkins, waiter, 72 Burgundy al
Young John, laborer, 103 Welcome al
Young John, porter, 105 Welcome al Young John, waiter, 100 Jasper
Young John S. laborer, 4 Dawson al
Young John, drayman, 30 Hill
Young Joseph, blacksmith, 27. Wayne
Young Leonard, farmer, Windsor Mill road betw Fremont and Chappell
Young Laura, house cleaner, 32 Forrest
Young Major, whitewasher, 13 Herring's ct .
Young Mary, laundress, 73 Davis
Young Mary, laundress, 133 York
Young Mary, laundress, 9 Stirling
Young Michael, waiter, 94 St. Paul
Young Rosanna, 8 Booth
Young Somerset, laborer, 8 Booth
Young Spencer, laborer, 295 s Eutaw
Young Thomas, saw sharpener, 199 Mullikin
Young Wm. porter, 99 Stirling
Young Wm. S. porter, 8 Booth
Younger Jasper, machinist, 109 n Eden
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Zell Marmaduke, 28 Peach al
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS !! SHIRTS !!! RAYMOND, BURTON & CO. are now located at 168 Baltimore-st., between Calvert and St. Paul.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN W. WOODS, Steam-Power
INT
No. 202 BALTIMORE-ST. Between St. Paul and Charles-sts.
BALTIM RE
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN W. WOODS' EXTENSIVE
P
202 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE,
ALL KINDS OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART, AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
He has facilities in Machine Presses, innumerable fonts of Book and Job Sype, with every appliance to
EXPEDITE AND BEAUTIFY This work, and is able to compete with any other establishment. JAJ ORDERS FROM HOME AND ABROAD SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
OFFICE TOODS' BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY, WHERE MAY BE SEEN DIRECTORIES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JULIUS OBERNDORF & CO.
Importers and Jobbers of
NOTIONS,
FURNISHING GOODS
LERY
GLOVES & FANCY GOODS,
273 W. BALTIMORE-ST.
BETWEEN HANOVER AND SHARP,
BALTIMORE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
PICKLING & PRESERVING ESTABLISHMENT
ESTABLISHED 1847.
NUMSEN, CARROLL & CO.
No. 18 LIGHT STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Preserves, Jellies, Syrups, Pie Fruits, Brandied Fruits, Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, Hermetically Sealed Oysters, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, &c.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,
PREPARED BY THE
BALTIMORE CONDENSED MILK COMPANY.
All Articles sold by NUMSEN. CARROLL & CO, are either Manufactured by themselves, or re- ceived from houses of the first respectability in the United States or Europe, all warranted to be of the best kind. Sold on the most accommodating terms, packed carefully and shipped to any part of the world.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
OIL EXCHANGE.
JO. H. SIMONDS & CO.
AGENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
PETROLEUM LANDS
LEASES, NTERESTS IN OIL WELLS, COAL LANDS, &c.
Corner Liberty and High Streets,
Opposite the Court House, FRANKLIN,
Venango County, Pennsylvania.
LANDS AND INTERESTS
On all the STREAMS in this region for sale strictly ON COMMISSION.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Paid to the selection of LANDS for Company operations.
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MAPS AND PLANS Of the entire OIL DISTRICT kept open for Inspection.
DIRECTORIES Of all the large Cities can be consulted, and LEADING NEWSPAPERS of the Country kept on file at this Office.
All Business attended to Faithfully and Promptly.
References Ample and Satisfactory.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
F. W. BEERS & CO'S NEW ATLAS OF THE OIL REGIONS
AGENTS WASHINGTON IRON WORK'S ENGINES.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDWARD WILKINS.
E. MIFFLIN WILKINS,
WILKINS
Dermetically Sealed
YSTERS,
RIVERSIDE PEACHES.
COVE OYSTERS.
RUITS AN ETABLES
HUGHES' QUAY, FOOT OF LIGHT STREET WHARF,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Having very Extensive Orchards at RIVERSIDE, KENT COUNTY, MARYLAND,
Distant from Baltimore City about four hours by Steamer, we have opened a House on HUGHES' QUAY, FOOT OF LIGHT-ST. WHARF, BALTIMORE, for the Preparation of
Hermetically Sealed Goods.
U'R PEACHES
Will be Exclusively of our Own Growing, Fresh from the Orchards, and none but Good Peaches will be used; they will be Labeled
RIVERSIDE PEACHES.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON HO
Jamrencenn
Importers &Wholesale Dealersin
ESTABLISHED 1850
LAWRENCE D.DIETZ & CO.
CO.
German Eliglish & French
FANCY GOODS.NOTIONS.
FANCY GOODS
HOSIERY & CLOVES.
olions&c.
LAWRENCE D.DIETZ & CO.
W.BALTIMORE ST
3.08 & 310 9
Detw Howard &liberty Sts
BALTIMORE
ART:AG
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
German, English and French
FANCY OODS
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C.
No. 308 and 310 W. BALTIMORE-ST.
BETWEEN HOWARD AND LIBERTY-STS.
BALTIMORE.
MASSEE OTHER SIDE OF LEAF.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
ANCY ODS
HOSIERY NOTIONS, &O. NO. 308 AND 310 W. BALTIMORE-ST.
BETWEEN HOWARD AND LIBERTY-STS.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES, ALWAYS ON HAND, BY THE DOZEN, GROSS OR CASE,
Pins, Needles, Pencils, Colognes, Hair Oil, Blacking, Shoe Laces, Corset Laces, Combs, Cords, Buttons, Sewing Silk, Hooks and Eyes, Whalebone, Tapes, Pens, Ink, Cotton Batts, Handkerchiefs, Fine Tooth Combs. Hosiery, Pocket Books, Spool Cottons, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Playing Cards, Suspenders, Vest Buckles, Shirt Collars, Gum Balls, Carpet Tacks, Snuff Boxes, Shoe Thread, Watch Guards, Cravats, Pocket Knives, Razors, Patent Thread, Carpenters' Pencils, Thimbles, Lyon's Kathairon, Barry's Tri- copherous, Umbrellas, Wool Yarn, and a great many goods too numerous to mention, which will be sold as low as any place in Baltimore, or any Northern City.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. ALSO FREE TO R. R. STATIONS AND STEAMBOATS.
NO PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adjuster of Averages.
. Norris Thomas M., s w cor Gay and Lom- bard
Agencies .- Commercial and Mer- cantile.
Blick Thomas H. 272 e Baltimore
Bradstreet J. M. & Son, 59 Second, A. H. Clark, superintendent
Dunn R. G. & Co., Bank of Baltimore build- ing, entrance on St. Paul
Eaton & Co., over 202 w Baltimore Norris Thos. M. s w cor Gay and Lombard
Agents-Advertising.
Eaton & Co. 202 w Baltimore Holtzman C. C. 25 n Gilmor Miner Jos. Chas. 68 n Eutaw
Agents-Insurance.
Allmaud J. O'G. 46 Second Aulick James, 59 Second Boggs & Co. 12 s Gay Burnside, Gustin & Co. 15 s Gay
Comegys Benjamin, over s w cor Gay and Exchange place Cromwell Joseph, 126 Grundy Didier Henry A., 65 Second Dillon A. H. jr., 58 Exchange place Engler Augustus C. over 18 Second Hall Geo. W. S. 65 Second Holliday John R. 63 w Fayette Hopper Samuel W. T. 69 Second Johnston Thomas D. 73 and 75 Second Lounsberg W. B. 63 Second Luckett Roger C. 83 Second Meredith Gilmor, 42 Second Montague Brothers, 36 Second Morling Geo. W. 83 Second Proud J. G. & Sons, 63 Second Richardson Edward J. & Sons, 9 North * Spear Wm. 65 Second Webb Wm. P. 89 Second
Agents-Property and Collectors.
Adler Joseph, 64 s Eden Barker John A. 15 St. Paul Brewer Nicholas, 84 Aisquith Bride John H. 139 w Madison Bona Bernhard, 248 w Fayette Broumel James, 63 w Fayette Carman & Bosley, 5 Carroll hall Sturgeon Lindsay, 10 McElderry
Watson & Alderson, 33 St Paul:
Agents-General.
Charles Benjamin, 135 s Broadway
Davis G. W. 51 w Fayette
Evans A. D. & Co. s w cor North and Fay- ette
Garritee Wm. L. 231 Aisquith
Goldsborough Martin, 49 Courtland
Harr Peter, 28 St. Paul
Harrington E. 79 Second
Hamill James H. 51 w Fayette
Hobbs Washington H. 2 s Front
Hollins & Burnett, 65 s Gay
Jones John P. P. 4 n Calhoun
Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake bank
Lindsay George W. 20 n Paca
Mahaney John, 238 w Lombard
McIntosh Daniel, 76 n Broadway
Maupin & Co. St. Paul over Bank of Balti- more
Myers Benjamin C. 102 L. Greene
Nabballi Edward, 2 s Front
Powles Henry, 26 St. Paul
Ray John B. 28 St. Paul
Reynolds Lindsay H. 279 e Madison
Robinson Thornton F. 356 w Fayette
Rogers Henry W. s w cor Charles and Fayette
Shipley Charles, 531 w Fayette
Taylor James W. W. 121 Bank
Watson & Alderson, 33 St. Paul
Weaver Daniel, 228 e Pratt
Weil Marx, 236 Canton av
Wilson Robert, 172 Aisquith
Yearly Alexander & Son, 15 St. Paul
Agents-Real Estate. [ See Brokers.]
Aulick James, 59 w Second
Dashiell S. K. 32 St. Paul
Gross John I. over 17 St. Paul
Hill Thomas, s w cor Fayette and St. Paul Jackson John J. 38 St. Paul
Jelliff Bros. 22 Law Buildings
Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake bank Primrose Wm. F. 56 w Fayette
Sangston George E. & Son, 2 Law buildings, St. Paul
Shook Albert H. 33 n Gilmor Stansbury James, 61 s Broadway Stevenson Rev. Wesley & Son, 3 Law build. ings
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, do. Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf. 33
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SMITH BROS. & CO., Stylish Clothing at Moderate Prices.
514 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agricultural Implements.
Bickford & Hoffman, 5913 s Charles Bruster & Griffith, 49 n Paca
Chapman Nicholas P. 145 w Pratt
Chenoweth Geo. E. 1 Swan Cook Lewis, 83 Hamburg Cromwell Richard, 46 and 48 Light Harding Wm. H. s w cor Barre and Light Linton & Lamott, 151 n High
Mayher John, 145 w Pratt
Mott Abraham G. 40 Ensor
Norris & Pusey, 141 w Pratt
Sinclair & Co. 58, 60 and 62 Light
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