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Wilson John, hodcarrier, 1 McElderry ct
Wilson John H. caulker, 111 s Bethel
Wilson John, waiter, 126 North
Wilson John, porter, 15 Marion Wilson John, carter, 123 Low
Wilson Joseph, laborer, 1 Cross al Wilson Kinsey, drayman, 41 Orbit al Wilson Laura, seamstress, 118 n Central av Wilson Levi, laborer, 75 Sarah Ann Wilson Lloyd, laborer, 17 Penna av Wilson Lloyd, laborer, rear 487 Penna av Wilson Lucretia, seamstress, 155 Sarah Ann Wilson Lucy A. laundress, 34 Forrest Wilson Luther HI. waiter, 149 Chesnut Wilson Lydia, seamstress, 86 Jasper Wilson Margaret, laundress, 82 Moore al Wilson Martha, waitress, 95 s Dallas Wilson Mary, laundress, 101 Harford av Wilson Mary, laundress, 32 Short
Wilson Mary, cook, 139 s Dallas Wilson Matilda, laundress, 82 Moore al Wilson Nancy, 74 Stiles
Wilson Rebecca, seamstress, 1 Biddle ct Wilson Robert, waiter, 45 Low
Wilson Robert, 16 X al
Wilson Samuel, porter, 184 w Baltimore Wilson Samuel J. carter, 44 Vine Wilson Sarah, 3 Tyson al
Wilson Sarah A. D. teacher, 28 Orchard
Wilson Shadrach, waiter, 86 Jasper
Wilson Scott, laborer, 93 s Dallas
Wilson Sutton, porter, 122 Hill Wilson Susan, cook, 31 Orchard Wilson Thomas, 210 Mullikin
Wilson Thomas, laborer, 139 s Dallas Wilson Thomas, cake shop, 39 Commerce
Wilson Thomas, laborer, 111 King
Wilson Wesley, waiter, 235 Garden
Wilson Wesley, waiter, 116 n Dallas Wilson Wm. laborer, 194 s Howard Wilson Wm. laborer, 57 s Dallas Wilson Wm. scowman, 91 n Dallas Wilson Win. drayman, 194 s Howard Wilson Wm. A. barber, 93 Orchard Wilson Wm. Il. driver, 70 Moore al
Wilson Wm. H. fireman, 62 Dover
Wimms Benj. waiter, 52 Orchard
Wimms Henry, waiter, 34 Orchard
Wimms Matilda, laundress, 52 Orchard Wimms Rebecca, laundress, 34 Orchard Winder Abraham, laborer, 81 Cider al Winder Benj. laborer, 47 Carlton
Winder Ephraim, drayman, 25 Morris al
Winder Fred'k, Liberty road nr Fremont Winder James, laborer, 6 Leadenhall Winder Louisa, 22 Wayne
Winder Philip, laborer, 98 Chesnut Winder Wm. laborer, 93 Sarah Ann Wing Geo. laborer, 58 Spring Garden av Winters Chas. laborer, 22 Leadenhall Winsey Whitfield, laborer, 116 e Fayette Wise Jane, washerwoman, 9 Fip al Wise Jane, washerwoman, 1 Penn al Wisher Andrew, shoemaker, 64 s Paca Wisher Isaac, brickmaker, 420 s Charles Wittaker James, oyster shucker, 11 State Witten Rev. Geo. M. 138 s Caroline Wolford Bartholomew, laborer, 11 Lewis Wolford Mrs. Ann M. laundress, 11 Lewis Wolford Emory, laborer, 220 Hamburg
Wolford Moses, oyster shucker, 56 Barre Wolford Win. H. barber, 39 State Wood Alex. waiter, 39 State
Wood Mary, laundress, 39 State Wook Rebecca, laundress, 44 Orchard
Wooden Edward, laborer, 10 Emory
Wooden Mary E. laundress, 10 Emory
Wooden Rebecca, laundress, 10 Emory Woodland Ann M. laundress, 13 Booth
Woodland Cornelius, woodsawyer, 38 0ichard Woodland Henry, coachman, 38 Orchard Woodland Philip, coachman, 38 Orchard
Woodland Priscilla, laundress, 38 Orcharn Woodland Sarah J. laundress, 38 Orchard
Woodland Washington, laborer, 38 Orchard Woodley Jno. J. grain measurer, 211 Hamburg Woodruff Henry, soldier, 5 Rose Woods Alexander, waiter, 39 State
Woods Amos, waiter, 34 Orchard
Woods Cornelius, waiter, 200 s Dallas
Woods Ellen, teacher, 27 East
Woods Henry, waiter, 200 s Bond
Woods Hiram, drayman, 303 s Eutaw
Woods Horace,, laborer, 143 York Woods Isaiah, coachman, 44 Orchard Woods Stephen, porter, 105 Chesnut
Woods Wm. H. teacher, 9 Lexington Woods Wm. laborer, 19 Chesnut al Woodson Watson, mariner, 234 Vine
Woodville Ellen, Jenkins al nr Preston
Woodyard Chas. hackman, 53 Park Woodyard Daniel, cooper, 30 State Woodyard Eliza, 21 Arch
Woodyard Wilson, laborer, 21 Arch Woolford Bartholomew, carter, 198 Hamburg Woolford Chas. laborer, 208 Hamburg
Woolford Emory, drayman, 52 Richmond
Woolford Emory, brickmaker, 198 Hamburg Woolford Jno. soldier, 198 Hamburg
Woolford Nathan, laborer, 198 Ilamburg
Woolford Stephen, drayman, 225 s Howard Woolford Thos. S. drayman, 209 Hamburg Worn Mary, laundress, s Dallas near Pratt Worrick Edwa.id, porter, 84 Moore al Worthington Brice A. porter, 72 Jasper Worthington Mary, cook, 72 Jasper
Worthington Rachel A. seamstress, 72 Jasper -
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-ISI Baltimore Street.
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Baltimore Glass Works, BAKER BROS. & CO.
COLORED PERSONS.
626
Worthy Jas. sailor, 32 Douglass Wright Alfred, laborer, 3 Walker's ct Wright Ann M. confectioner, 23 Clay Wright Benj. laborer, 631 Penna av Wright Emeline, cook, 42 L McElderry Wright Emory F. stevedore, 188 s Durham Wright Eliza, laundress, 6 Rickett's al Wright Frances, boarding, 5 Lexington Wright Frisby, laborer, 65 Union Wright Isaac, grain runner, 85 Stirling Wright Isaac, sawyer, 83 Watson Wright Jane, washerwoman, 84 Raborg Wright Jno. waiter, 78 Morris al
Wright Jos. R. laborer, 42 Jefferson Wright Julia, rear 9 Eutaw ct Wright Levin, shipcarp'r, 47 Elbow la Wright Margaret, laundress, 10 Wilmer al Wright Perry, drayman, 54 China Wright Perry, 53 East
Wright Robert, blacksmith, 79 n Spring Wright Robert, sawyer, 8 Warren F. P. Wright Robert, waiter, 5 Gillingham al Wright Robert, laborer, 49 Burgundy al Wright Samuel, 7 Stone al
Wright Sarah, laundress, 110 n Dallas
Wright Thos. sawyer, 173 s Bethel Wright Wm. brickmaker, 127 Dover
Wright Wm. laborer, 42 Jefferson Wright Wm. laborer, 98 East
Wright Wm. whipsawyer, 42 Jefferson Wright Wm. laborer, 102 s Bethel Wye Abram, laborer, 77 Chesnut Wye Philip, lumber wagoner, 188 s Bethel Wye Sarah E. cook, 82 w Monument
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YATES EDWARD, farmer, 103 Jasper Yates Rachel A. laundress, 103 Jasper Yeates Arnold, porter, 67 North Yeates Lonisa, 27 Front, n of Foundry Yeates Wm. P. waiter, 23 Chesnut al Yellott John W. drayman, 33 s Regester Yerby John, hod carrier, 92 Grundy Yound John, laborer, 75 Leadenhall Yock John, mariner, 10 n Dallas Yock Sarah, 10 n Dallas Young Annetta, 56 East
Young Caroline, waiter, 5 Inloes al
Young Daniel, drayman, 35 Douglass
Young Daniel, grocery, 179 s Sharp Young Eba, 16 s Bethel
Young Elijah, grain meas'r, 44 L McElderry Young Ellen, 97 Chesnut
Young Emily, laundress, 100 Jasper
Young Fannie, waitress, 18 Preston Young George, drayman, 3 House ct . Young Harrison, mariner, 30 Hill
Young Henry, seaman, 153 Low Young Isaac, waiter, 145 n Caroline Young Jacob J. laborer, 19 East Young James, porter, 179 s Sharp Young James, laborer, 45 Jefferson
Young James, mariner, 38 Forrest Young James, brickmaker, 4 Vine Young James, waiter, 179 s Sharp Young Jas. A. mariner, 38 Forrest Young John, laborer, 75 Leadenhall Young John, porter, 104 Welcome al Young John, laborer, 47 Jefferson Young John, laborer, 1 Beal's et Young John, laborer, 241 Hughes Young John, laborer, 216 Hanover Young John, coachman, 100 Jasper
Young John F. waiter, 9 China
Young John S. laborer, 4 Dawson al Young Joseph, waiter, 97 Chesnut Young Letta, 179 s Sharp Yonng Lydia, 27 Wayne
Young Margaret, laundress, 118 Orchard Young Mary, laundress, 146 York Young Michael, waiter, 94 St. Paul Young Richard, brickmaker, 73 Davis Young Robert, oyster shncker, 61 Dover Young Samuel, steward, 97 Chesnut Young Somerset, laborer, 8 Booth Young Spencer, fireman, 295 s Entaw Young Susan, servant, 20 East
Young Tilghman L. drayman, 90 Burgundy al Young Thos. saw sharpener, 199 Mullikin Young Wilmina, waiter, 5 Inloes al Young Wm. laborer, 2 Raborg
Young Wm. woodsawyer, 6 Mulberry al Young Wm. porter, 5 Friendship Young Wm. S. porter, 8 Booth Youton Levi, 16 s Bethel
J. HENRY GIESE & CO., Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
8 ROOFING SLATE.
We are prepared to furnish Roofing Slate of the best quality, of all sizes, in lots to suit purchasers.
WOOD TUBE.
This Tubing is made of White-Pine Scantling, 4 by 4, with 12 inch bore, in sections eight or ten feet long, with water-tight socket joints, and can be well laid by any common laborer. It is in many respects preferable to lead or iron pipes, being quite as durable, less likely to contaminate the water, and not more than one-third the cost. Nothing is better adapted for conducting water for Railroad, Mining and Farming purposes than this Tubing.
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Awning Posts, Hitching Posts, Columns for Galleries, Porches, &c., of Iron and Wood.
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Wooden Mantels for Fire-Places, from 2 feet 6 to 3 feet wide hy 2 feet 6 to 2 feet 10 high, ont of 1 inch Lumber. Plain $3.50 cach.
13 66 66 4.25 66 2
5.00
Four Panel DOORS Raised 2 Sides. RAI! GAR SIZES-ALWAYS ON HAND.
3
4
5
6
WINDOW FRAMES, MADE OF 14 INTHE LUMBER
TWELVE LIGHTS.
Plain
Box.
5 by 10
5 .
6
y by 12
2.50
$5.00
7
=
5.10
4 25
4 15
8
7.0
5.50
5 35
11 ..
Add 75 cents for Octagon Shaft
Veneered Newel, each. $5.50 2951 10 50 $12 18 Fluted or l'aneled .. 13 | ** 14 (@) 16 (m) Aild for Paneled Base to Veneered Nowel-, $4.75 each.
BALUSTERS.
Mahogany.
Walnut & Cherry
Oak and Ash.
14 in plain, cach
17 Cents.
13 Cents.
13 Cents.
1} in, fancy,
18
14
14
1 } in. plain,
16
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1{ in. fancy,
24
18
18
2 in. .
31
20
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39
44
2 in. fluted and fancy
36
30
28
21 10.
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35
43
41
3 in.
69
Plain. Trans'm.
2 ft. tin by G ft. b.
$2.50
$2.75
2 .1
10
6
10
2.50
2.75
" 12 by 20 to
Glazed Sushes stained in imitation of Mahogany, Cherry or Black Walnut, at cents per window extra.
Blinds -- with Stationary Shades, FOR 12 LIGHT WINDOWS, ALWAYS ON HAND.
SIZE OF LIGHT
1| in.
11 in.
14 in
S
CENTS.
OF LIGIIT.
1] iu.
14 in.
12 in.
2 ft
i in
₲ ft
G in.
8 .
8 4
114
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Not
Not
Glazed
SIZES USUALLY ON HAND.
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12
14
12
16
12
20
To above prices add for Pivot Blinds. Add for Panel Shutters, as follows .
cts. extin a pair.
From 8 hy 10 to 9 by 14
" 10 by 14 to 10 by 15 ...
" 10 by 16 to 10 by 18
"| 12 by 14 to 12 by 18
6 .
8.
2.50
" Top or Bottom Squares.
" Octagon Base ... 34
Octagon Shaft same as fluted. Hand. Rails for Stairs worked to order
Insule Dour Jambs per set, 44 in. by 1} in., $1.25.
NEWEL POSTS.
Mahogany
Black Walnut
٩-٢ ١٦٥٠
Padar
7 hy
10
14
0
0 10
9
12
9
13
lu by 14
3.00
5 75
10 by 15.
3.33
5.75
10
13
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14
10
=
15
10
=
16
10
18
11
=
14
11
15
=
16
11
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18
11
20
12
14
12
= 10
12
=
18
12
12
*4 20
WINDOW SASHES.
GLAZED AND NOT GLAZED.
THICKNESS
WIUTU.
HRU.HT.
1} in ' 1g in. 12 in
THICKNESS.
8121.
For Add for moulding one side 1} in. Doors, 25 cents, and 1} in. Doors, 30 cents. Je" Deduct for 2d quality Doors, 20 cents.
Ky" Please observe in making Frames that the Stiles of Sashes are 21 inches wide. Meeting Rails are Hg inches wide. Bottoni Rails ure 3 inches wide,
Patterns of Sash .- Beveled, Ovulu, Gothic And Oget. Sashes packed properly for security against breakage during transportation.
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JA Sash and Store Doors and Front Doors on hand and made to order. zir Culling Doors $1.50 apiece and upwarda.
8 ₦ 12
9 0 11
9 - 12
9 0 13
9 - 14
0 - 16
10
11 12
# 14
10 4
15
10
4 16
10
18
11
# 14
11
46
15
11 4
16
11
20
2 .
2
2
DOOR FRAMES,
OUT OF 1} INCH LUMOFR.
Sizks
2.51}
2 75
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12
10 by 16.
3.50
₹15 00
10 by 18 .
4.010
0.50
12 by 14
3.75
₲ 50
13 by 16
4.00
6.75
12 bv 18 .. ...
4.95!
7.00
4 in. fancy each
$1 :
2.13
4.21
3.50
3 70
11 by 12
3.75
5.50
9
14
16
10
Ain, 10 10 11 10
12 In.
₴13.1*1
33
50
Add for Top Moulding to Fancy Balusters. .2 cla.
2.75
Juside Pivot and Panel Blinds or Shutters for above sizes uf Windows, four-fold per lineal fout in height.
THICKNESS
7 hy
Glazed. Glazed. Glazed. Glazed Glazed
" Prices subject to any change that may ocenr in market value of Lumber and Inbur.
10
18
All of above with 3 in. Sills. If thicker Sills are wanted ald for each extra inch in thickness, 20 cts.
55
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Please take Notice of the Advertisement of LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & Co's Notion House in the Baltimore Hotel Register Books.
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
GERMAN,
French
FANCY GOODS
Hostety
&c., &c.
Nos. 308 and 310 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN HOWARD AND LIBERTY STREETS,
BALTIMORE.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES, ALWAYS ON HAND, BY THE DOZEN, GROSS OR CASE:
SPOOL COTTONS.
SMALL WARES, ETC.
KNITTING COTTONS.
FANCY CUTLERY, ETC.
THIMBLES, ETC.
BROACHES, ORNAMENTS, ETC.
GENTS' FURNISIIING GOODS.
PERFUMERY AND SOAPS.
HAIR PINS, ETC.
RUBBER GOODS AND ELASTICS. STATIONERY.
BUTTONS, ETC.
NEEDLES, ETC.
BRAIDS AND BINDINGS.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
ForGOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY/
AND TO RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT STATIONS.
Particular Attention paid to Orders by Mail
Remember the Nos., 308 and 310 W. Baltimore Street, Baltim
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO'S NOTION HOUSE, Nos. 308 and 310 Baltimore-st.
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO'S NOTION HOUSE, Nos. 308 and 310 Baltimore
NETS AND WHITE GOODS.
SKIRTS AND CORSETS.
LINEN THREADS.
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
PINS, HOOKS AND EYES.
POCKET BOOKS, ETC.
BEADS AND NECKLACES.
RUFFLINGS AND COLLARS.
ti
nglish
MOULDINGS.
We are prepared to furnish Moullings for Cor- Durs, l'awings and every purpose, and lig to refer the purchaser to our List of Moullings, to be had by mpphường to 14
BRACKETS.
SAWED BALUSTRADES.
VERGE BOARDS,
PILASTER BLOCKS,
FINEALS
DIOR ATOPS,
WINDOW AND DOOR
WASHBOARDS.
LINTELS, &c. &c
STAIR BRACKETS,
Of tasteful designs und all sizes, and other Carved. Naweil and Turned Work furnished to order.
Slate Mantels and Hearths.
We are prepared with a large stock of these beautiful and durable Mantels, to supply the trale and builders on favorable tornis
De Send for Circular, showing patterns, MIR nmal prices
ROOFING SLATE.
We are prepareil to furnish Ruofing State of the best quality, of all sizes, in lots to suit purchasers
WOOD TUBE.
This Tolung is meule of Whit -Pin- Stuntling. 4 by 4, with 13 inch Inte, in sertions right or ten feet long, with water-tight wirkit joints, and can be well laid by any common laborer It is in many respects preferable to lead or iron pijes. being quite as durable, less likely to cuntaminute the water, and not more than one-third the east. Nothing is better adapted for romdeting water for Railroad, Mining and Farming porpires than this Tuhing.
Awning Posts, Hitching Posts, Columns for Galleries, Porches, &c., of Iron and Wood.
Linseed Oil, in bbls .. per gallon " in cans, **
Benzine.
Spirits Turpentine,
Patent Dryers.
Chrome Green, grunnd in Oil
American Window Glass.
PER Inx OF FIFTY FEET
Ist Quality.
Quality
Quality, Quitlity
6 by 8 to 8 hy lu, $ 7.25
$ 6.50
$ 6.00
$ 5,50
8 hy 11 to 10 hy 15
7 73
6.50
6.00
l'hiladelphin ..
11 by 14 lo 12 by 18
9.50
12 by 19 lo 16 by 24
9.50
9.00
8.00
7 00
Putty in Kegs
18 hy 22 to 20 by 30
11.75
10.50
9.00
7.50
2u bey 31 to 24 by 30
14 .70
13.50
10.00
9.00
24 by 31 to 24 by 3G
10 00
14 5g
11.00
10.00
25 by 36 to 30 by 14
17.00
15.00
11 00
11.00
30 by 46 10 32 by 48 18 00
16,00
13.00
12.00
22 hy 50 to 32 by 56
20.00
18 00
14.00
13.00
DISCOUNT:
Enameled and Ornamental Glass, Stained Glass, Ground Gliss undd Rough Hammered Plate for Rom's and Floors, furnished to order.
Lumber, Bricks, Lime, &c.
White Pine Panel and Commany
.. " Fleets
.. .. Picks
.. Culls
Eastern Shore Scantling
Hemlork
W l'ine
Eastern Shore Juist.
Hemlock
..
W' Pine W Pine Shingles, No 1
Sushi Wrights, per lh
Sawed Laths, per 1,000
4-4 Eastern Shore Y. P' Dressed Flooring 4-4 W. Pine Culls
.. Picks
: Arleets
5.8 Weather-harding Picks,
..
Selerts.
1-1
Rablwettral
Bricks -- run of kilo. Salmon
Arch
Handl P'ressed.
Hand Pressed
.. Paving
Lime, per barrel. Hair, per lunchel
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
Nails, Mortise and Rim Ische, Porcelano and Mineral Door and Shutter Koabs, Sash Spring- oul Fasteners, Blod nud Shutter Hinges aod Fastenings Butt and Stop Hinges of all Hu- and Screws for same Hand Ball Sercier Be , de supplied always at lowest Cash tate- Finishing Nails, per Ih. Bondmann's l'atout Barbed } Blind Staph 4 per th
Slate Brackets Shelves and Tror &r. Brackets always on band, Ready for Delivery.
Wowulen Mantels for Fire-PInces, from 2 fort G to 3 fort widr by 2 fret 6 to # fret 10 high, ont uf 1 inch Lumlær, Plain ... 83,50 cach.
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PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, &C.
Lewis* Pure White Lrad
Eagle .. * ( A superior article )
Pure . ..
Patapsco
* in Bladders
American Giluc, No 1
.. Nu 2
Irish
Sand and Flint Paper, per renm. .. ** ** quire
Glazier's Points, per paper
Yriluw. 0
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4th
08 Laurence D. Dich & Co. 31
308 & 310 W. BALTIMORE ST. Between Howard & Liberty Sts.
Tencenni
Importer's &Wholesale
308 &310 W. BALTIMORE ST.
ESTABLISHED 1850
LAWRENCE D.DIETZ & CO.
LODIET
310
German English & French
FAN
CY GOODSINOTIONS
FANCY GOODS
HOSIERY & CLOVES.
Notions&c.
W.BALTIMORE ST. betw.Howard &liberty Sts 308 & STO
TIMORE
Lorenz . Dick & Co.,
Importeure u. Berfäufer von
Deutschen, Englifchen und Franzöfifchen Salanterie-LSaaren
Strumpfwaaren, Hotions n. s. l., No. 308 & 310 W. BALTIMORE STR., between Howard and Liberty Streets,
BALTIMORE, MD
SUO & 310 W. BALIIMUNE JI.
LAWRENCE D.DIETZ & CO.
Between Howard & Liberty Sts.
Dealers in
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adjusters of Averages.
Coale James C. 56 Exchange place Norris Thomas M. s w cor Gay and Lombard
Agencies .- Commercial and Mer- cantile.
Blick Thomas H. 272 e Baltimore Bradstreet J. M. & Son, Wm. C. Nevin, super- intendent, over 30 South Bush & Moulton, over 75 w Fayette Dun R. G. & Co. ne cor Baltimore and Charles Norris Thos. M. s w cor Gay and Lombard McKillop John & Co. over s w cor Baltimore and South
Agents-Advertising.
Holtzman C. C. 565 w Fayette Miner Jos. Charles, 68 n Eutaw Robinson Joseph B. 2 n Eutaw
Agents-Insurance.
Allen Wm. A. 9 South Allmand & Williams, 79 Second Aulick James, 114} w Baltimore Beardsley Levi, 11 South Boggs Wm. & Co. 12 s Gay Bresee O F. 21 South Coale Jas. C. 56 Exchange place Carter A. Robert, Lanvale near Division Cohn M. G. & Co. over 83 Exchange place Corregys Benjamin, over 49 Exchange place Cromwell Joseph, 126 Grundy Didier Henry A. 43 s Gay Dillon A. H. jr. 58 Exchange place Duvall Edmund B. 59 Second Forman & Keighler, 71 Second Gegan Brothers, 73 and 75 Second Hall Geo. W. S. 65 Second Hardey Hillary E. over 42 w Second Hopper Samuel W. T. 69 w Second Kennedy John W. 136 St. Paul Kummer Arnold, 18 Second Lounsbury W. B. 6 n Calvert Luckett Roger C. 83 Second Medcalfe Frank, 57 Second Meredith Gilmor, 2 Maryland building Montague Chas. P. 21 South Moore Chas. II., Maryland building Morling Geo. W. 83 Second Morling & Co. 19 n Eutaw Nichols & Naill, 16 Second Orenschall Charles, over 18 Second Peyton & Starke, 67 Second Pierce Louis, 85 Second Proud J. G. & Sons, 63 Second Richardson Edward J. & Sons, 9 North Roberts Mathias, 9 n Gilmor Selby John S. & Co. 18 Second
Sindall Chas. A. 35s Gay Sparhawk Benj. F. 63 Second Sutton & Gemmell, over 56 Exchange place Speights & Co. 21 n Howard Swarzman Gustavus A. 11 Courtland Thorpe Chas. J. R. 543 w Fayette Travis Chas. H. 63 Second Tyler E. B. 8 s Gay Webb Win. P. 89 w Second
Whalen John II., Maryland building Wood Jolin T. 36 n Gilmor
Agents-Property and Collectors.
Adams Wm. 582 w Lombard Adler Joseph, 64 s Eden Barker John A. 15 St. Paul Boyd Hugh S. 84 n Caroline Brewer Nicholas, 9 Jefferson
Charles Benjamin, 135 s Broadway Colton Win. & Co. over 28 South Fischer Alex. 161 n Eden
Forrester Allen E. & Co. 28 St. Paul Garwood Clayton, over 87 Second Goldsborough Martin, 49 Courtland Griffin Thos. W. 212 Eastern av
Powles Henry, 26 St. Paul Rasin R. W. 51 w Fayette
Rogers Henry W. cor Charles and Fayette
Small Jesse W. 157 Saratoga Smith J. W. 49 w Fayette Sturgeon Lindsey, 10 MeElderry Taylor Jas. W. W. 121 Bank Wilson Robert, 172 Aisquith Watson & Quinlan, 33 St. Paul Yearley Alex. & Son, 15 St. Paul
Agents-Government Claim.
Adreon Thomas, 54 w Fayette Bennett P. Henry, 2 Courtland Campbell John A. over 20 Second Davis Edwin R. rear 48 Second Hill Wm. B. n e cor Fayette and St. Paul McPhail & Raphun, 132 w Baltimore Schley & Emory, over 122 w Baltimore Smith John M. 49 w Fayette Tarr Fred'k C. over 75 w Fayette Timmons Thos. & Co. 19 South Tyler E. B. over 8 s Gay Watson & Quinlan, 33 St. Paul
Agents-General.
Bowling W. Thomas, 56 w Fayette Bush & Moulton, over 75 w Fayette Chesapeake Nail Agency, 15 s Charles Colton George, 19 South Clark David A. 11 South
Dukehart Jno. P. (rail roads, ) Camden Station Gemmell Alex. over 56 Exchange place Goldsborough Martin, 49 Courtland
J. HENRY GIESE & CO., Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, Assets $20.000,000
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hoover Geo. W. (news agent, ) 93 Conway Huggins A. L. (Boston Steamers, ) foot Long dock
Jordan W'm. H. (freight, ) 199 North
Jackson Geo. W. & Co. 11 South Jenifer, Bro. & Co. (purchasing, )over 5} North Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake Bank building
Lyons W. B. 19 South
Maslin Thos. J. 19 South
Merryman John & Co. over 69 w Fayette
McComas Lee, ( business, ) 393 w Lombard
MeGeoch John, ( Assembly rooms, ) 104 n Exeter Oliver John, (purchasing, ) 45 w Biddle Purdy W. A. & H. C. 1 Lexington Pettebone John, 90 West Falls av
Pittman Edward G. (Merchants Express and Trans. Co.) 3 s Sharp Powles Henry, 26 St. Paul Ray John B. 28 St. Paul
Ringrose John W. 556 w Baltimore
Richards & Co. ( business, ) over 69 w Second Rogers Henry W. s w eor Charles and Fayette Sears John L. 19 South
Steuart & Presstman, 30 St. Paul
Taylor James W. W. 121 Bank
Timmons Thomas & Co. 19 South
Thomas John M. (shipping, ) 37 w Pratt
Watkins Wm. H. 53 w Fayette
Watson & Quinlan, 33 St. Paul Weaver Daniel, 228 e Pratt Weil Marx, 236 Canton av
Wilson Robert, 172 Aisquith
Yearley Alexander & Son, 15 St. Paul York George S. 31 n Calvert
Agents-Real Estate, and Claim. [ See Brokers.]
Aulick James, 1143 w Baltimore
Bagry Robt. B., Greene near Fayette
Baylies Jas. L. 9 South
Bristor Wm. B. over 4 s Gay Browne P. A. 16 St. Paul Brooke & Hobday, 12 s Gay Campbell James A. 20 Second Dashiell S. K. 32 St. Paul Fenhagen James C. 93 s Eden
Frank F. J. over 10 n Greene
Griffin Thomas W. 212 Eastern av Gross John I. 2 Courtland
Guest Geo. 11 South
Guest Samuel, 46 n Liberty
Garwood Clayton, 87 Second
Gustin R. P. & Co. 15 s Gay
Haines B. F. 543 w Fayette Hambleton Thomas E. jr. & Co .. 2 North Hall Joseph C. 49 w Fayette Harvey & Guest, 11 South Hebden Win. H. 246 Canton av Hill Thomas, n e cor Fayette and St. Paul Hodges Wm. 45 w Favette Hoyt D. 11 Law buildings Isaac & Munson, 5 St. Paul Jackson John J. 38 St. Paul Jelliff & Clapp, 22 Law Buildings Juvenal A. W. 15 St. Paul Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake Bank Lister & Supplee, 75 w Fayette Martenet Simon J. 6 South Martin D. A. 5 St. Paul MeJilton & Co. over 19 South
Mckay George, 18 s Gay
McPhail & Raphun, 132 w Baltimore
Milligan G. B. & Co. 83 w Fayette
Myers A. J. & Co. 71 w Fayette Reid T. N. & Co. 70 w Fayette
Rogers Henry W. over s w cor Charles and Fayette
Speights J. S. & Co. 21 n Howard
Steuart & Presstman, 30 St. Paul
Sangston George E. & Son, 2 Law buildings, St. Paul
Shook Albert H. 26 St Paul
Stansbury James, 61 s Broadway
Stevenson Rev. Wesley & Son, Law buildings Tarr Frederick C. (U. S. Claim agent. ) over 75 w Fayette
Taylor James W. W. sr. 121 Bank
Tyler E. R. over 8 s Gay
Watson & Quinlan, 33 St. Panl
Wise Ilenry, 510 w Baltimore
Yearley Alexander & Son, 15 St. Paul
Agricultural Implements.
Banks, SlingInff & Co. 145 w Pratt Bickford & Iloffman, 593 s Charles
Cromwell Richard, 46 and 48 Light
Depew George W. (castings) 204 s Howard
Griffith John M. & Co. 49 n Paca Linton & Lamott, 151 n High MeCardell John, 12 e Lombard
Matthews A. M. & Bro. 133 Hillen
Mayher John, 145 w Pratt Mott Abraham G. 40 Ensor
Norris & Pusey, 141 w Pratt
Sinelair & Co. 58, 60 and 62 Light
Slade N. W. & Co. 172 w Pratt
Whitman E. & Sons, 22 and 24 s Calvert
Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and Photographs.
Bendann Brothers, 207 w Baltimore
Davis Wm. 63 e Baltimore.
Holyland J. 231 w Baltimore
Israel & Co. 125 w Baltimore
Miller W. J. 256 w Pratt
Moltz Henry, 217 w Baltimore
Perkins J. W. over 211 w Baltimore
Perkins P. Lenfield, over 205 and 207 w Balti more
Pollock Henry, 155 w Baltimore
Shorey Wm. F. 105 w Baltimore
Sweet Wm. H. 203 w Pratt
Wagner Ferdinand, 63 w Baltimore
Walzl Richard, 103 w Baltimore
Wheeden & Son, 135 s Broadway
Aquariums and Bird Stuffer.
Des Forges John P. 12 Light Reed Robert A. 76 n Eutaw
Antiquarians.
Wolle Alex. & Son, 146 w Baltimore
Apothecaries and Chemists.
Andrews & Thompson, 5 w Baltimore Baxley J. Brown, se cor Howard and Frankiin Baxley J.Brown & Co.cor Franklin and Calvert
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
O. F. BRESEE, General Agent, 21 South-st.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Beecher W. W. & Co. 109 n Eutaw Bell Henry, 113 w Fayette
Beam Isaac R. cor Charles and Read Beatty Chas. E. cor Mulberry and Paca Benson Phil'der V. se cor Hollins and Oregon Benzinger John S. n e cor Baltimore and High Boewing Charles, cor Boston and Chester Bolton Dr. J. H. n e cor Boston and Windsor Boucsein Lewis, se cor Pratt and Eden Bowers James W. 705 w Baltimore
Bowling & Webb, n w cor Madison av and Biddle
Brack Chas. n w cor Endsor and Forrest Brooks Dr.Joseph D .. cor Orleans and Aisquith Browne E. M. 249 s Howard
Caldwell A. & Co. n e cor Baltimore and Cal- houn
Carter Wm. J. & Co. 199 Bank
Caspari & Co. n w cor Baltimore and Pine
Caspari Charles & William, 44 n Gay and cor Biddle and Penna av
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