Woods' Baltimore city directory (1867-1868), Part 3

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Baltimore

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itertory

CONTAINING A CORRECTED

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A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

A STREET DIRECTORY,

AND AN

APPENDIX OF MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.

1867-'68.

BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS, 202 Baltimore-st. between St. Paul and Charles.

CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,

AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

Abell Chas. T. printer, 185 Preston

Ahlsleger Wm. (W. D. Shurtz & Co.) 72 Co- lumbia

ALBERT AUG. J. jr. & Co. ( Ang. J. jr. and J. Taylor Albert, ) imp'rs Sheffield cutlery, 332 w Baltimore

Armacost Thos., Bulls' head hotel, 130 n Front Armacost Win. Il. clerk, Bull's head hotel . ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE INSU-

RANCE COMPANY, A. J. Bandel, sec'y, 8 South. - [See p. 37 Advertisements. ]

Backus Dr. John S. 126 w Madison

Banks Win. J. groeer, s w cor Eden and Orleans Barker & Chandlee, (Wm. K. Barker, H. P. Chandlee, ) tobacco and cigars, 7 s Calvert

Baynes Thos. & Son, (T. & W. W. Baynes, ) fertilizers, 139 McElderry's whf

Beale Solon, collector, 121 e Monument

BOLGIANO G. C. & CO. (G. C. Bolgiano, W.

W. Kirk, ) hardware, 111 Franklin .- [ Sce p. 37 Advertisements.]

Bourke W. F. 51 w Fayette

BOYD JOIIN, Jn. office 14 s Gay, dw 96 Lee Bradenbaugh J. Frank, elerk, 681 Lexington Bradenbangh R. B. clerk, 681 Lexington

Brown Sebastian, attorney, 35 Lexington, dw 194 Druid Hill av

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ANCE CO., A. H. Dillon, jr. agent, 8 South Craft Wm. G. & Co. (Win. G. Craft, ) hat inannfs. Bethel ct. opp. Bethel Colored Church, Saratoga

Conrad T.N. (Thomas, Conrad & Co. ) 46 s High Currey Dr. Jas. II. 78 s Paca

Dandélet F. president Dubriel Oil Co. 107 Ilanover

Demuth G. Otto, prof. music, 355 w Fayette Deshon C. M. & Co. (C. M. Deshon, Jas. B. Norris, ) coal, 61 Second

Dillon A. H. jr. ag't Connecticut Mut. Life Ins. Co. 8 South

Dubriel Qil Works Co. 35 s Gay, F. Dandelet, president

Dukebart Graham, (E. W. Dukehart & Son, ) 164 Hanover

DUNN D. T. & CO. (D. T Dunn, ) paper bag manufs. 50 s Charles

Ebert, Graves & Co. (O. A. Ebert, Wm. B. Graves, ) flour, grain and com. business, 11 and 18 Patterson

Farrell John, sec'y Dubriel Oil Co. 43 Holland Fay Dr. George W. 283 e Baltimore

Ficklin Eugene D. & Co. shoe store, 670 w Bal- timore

Geis S. M. & Co. clothing, 389 w Baltimore

George Thos. J. (Sanders & George, )80 e Pratt GLENN JOHN & CO. (John Glenn, )real estate brokers, 20 St. Paul. [See Advertisement front of title page.]

Gosman & Co. ( A. J.Gosman, ) pharmaceutists, 191 Madison av

· HAMILL & NICOLAI, (R. W. Hamill, C. II. Nicolai ) oil works, Canton, office 160 Franklin ILARRYMAN, NIPE & CO. (J. G. Harryman, J. W. Nipe, Chauncy Brooks, ) flour, grain and produce, 43 s Howard

Hecter Henty, provision, 61 Penna. av

Herring Geo. W. & Son, (Geo. W. Herring, Ed- ward D. Herring, ) china, glass and queens- ware, 7 s Charles

Icss E.L.& Co. printers & stationers, 6 n Calvert

Ilenderson & Co. real estate brokers, 22 Law building

ITOME FIRE INSURANCE CO. 29 South

Hopkins S Harris, (Hull, Atkinson & Co. ) 262 w Fayette

Hyde Wm. J. clerk, 71 MeElderry

Jacobsen John J. bookkeeper, 89 Dolphin

Kierstead Dr. C. W. office and laboratory for king of all pain, over 87 w Baltimore

Kirby D. S. grocer, 270 n Eutaw

LARUS JOHN R. & CO.(Jobn R. Larus. ) pro-

duce com. merch'ts, 1) Spear's whf

Lauer Mrs. Ilenry, dry goods, 203 n Gay

Lewis Henry II. ( Morfit & L. ) 152 w Biddle

Lyman Henry, (Rice, Chase & Co. ) 10 and 12 German

MacPherson Samuel, flour, 126 s Eutaw

Magruder Hamlin, (T. J. M. & Co.) 262 Mad- ison av

MARRIOTT G. H. M. manuf. and dealer in tobacco, cigars and leaf, 332 w Baltimore

Marshall & Fisher, (C. Marshall, W. A. Fish- er, ) attorneys, 323 St. Panl

Martin Thos. E. sec'y police board, 52 Bolton MONUMENTAL FIRE INS. CO., Wm. Num- sen, ag't, over 15 South

Morison II. young ladies' school, 77 Cathedral Morison N. H. provost Peabody Institute, dw n e cor Madison and Cathedral

Morgan Chas. II. clerk, 15 n Fremont

Morgan Sam'l T. notary public, s w cor Gay and Lombard

Myers A. J. & Co. (A. J. Myers, E. P. Suter, ) real estate ag'ts, 71 w Fayette

Myers A. J. ( A. J. M. & Co. ) 350 Lexington MeBriety Win. (Meixsel & Boyd, ) 4 Watson MCGINN JAS. R. stock broker, 157 Park

Naumburg S. (S. Frank & Sons, ) 96 e Balto New Peter & Co. (Peter New, ) general com. merch'ts, n w eor lloward and Mulberry Ould Marion II. confectioner, 135 e Baltimore Pels J. & Son, (J. Pels, ) boots and shoes, 59 n Eutaw

Pralle & Classen, (Diedrich Pralle, H. W.

Classen,) brickmakers, Light extended, of- fice 155 and 157 s Sharp

Pralle Diedrich, (P. & Classen, ) 157 s Sharp Rains Mrs. D. E. dressmaker, 197 n Entaw Reed Seth G. elerk, 51 n Eutaw

ROSENBAUM ISAAC, cloaks, mantillas, &c., 162 Lexington, dw 83 n Greene

Sanders Samnel F. (Sanders, Johnson & Co.) 51 Lexington

Shea Thomas F. grocer, 8 Aisquith

Stirling Douglass, attorney, 7 St. Paul, dw Gilmor house

Stork & Gillespie, stationery and card engrav- ing, 54 Lexington

Sullivan P.H.stock and bill brokers, 42 Second THOMAS, CONRAD & CO. (T. N. Conrad, W. II. Thomas, ) soap and candle manuf's. 14 Constitution & 5 Liberty al, office 64 s Gay Thomas James P. broker, 176 w Baltimore

Thomas W. H. (Thomas, Conrad & Co. ) 286 l'ollins

Thorpe Chas. J. R. 77 Second

Tyler E. B. ins. and real estate agent, 8 s Gay Wade D. & Co. (David Wade, Jos. P. Logan, ) wholesale druggists, 51 s Charles

Woodward Wm. jr. ( W., Baldwin & Co.) 305 n Eutaw

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PREFACE.

AFTER a delay far exceeding my expectation, arising from various causes- among them, the remarkable increase of names properly to be inserted for refer- ence ; an increase of 18,928 names beyond 54,552, the number in my last issue of 1865-6, it affords me gratification to present this edition, which will be found as accurate as the ever-shifting nature of its elements admit.

The immediate predecessor of this volume embraced 54,552 names ; this con- tains 73,480 names-not inclusive of the business directory, -and unlike the attempt at a Directory recently published in this City, and urged by every device and appliance upon the community, unsuccessfully however, the statements of name, residence, business and place of business will be found herein scrupulously accurate and reliable-affording a guide, whereto all, both citizens and strangers, may resort in well founded assurance of obtaining correct information-as to the living: unlike my pretentious competitor, I have not assigned to the dead, their former places of abode, of years past, as their present whereabout.

The employees of the Post Office and other public institutions in our midst, after groping laboriously and in vain, for light throughout the pages of the fic- titious work referred to-have felt constrained to consign it, as a humbug, a mis-leader, a blind guide and a vexation, to the receptacle of waste paper : and to recall to daily use my edition of 1865-66, as a far more reliable source of infor- mation. They especially will greet the issue of this volume with a cordial wel- come, and their approval will afford the surest evidence of its intrinsic worth.

The increase of the colored population in our midst-an increase of 3,400 on the population of '65-66-which was 5480, exhibits the extent to which their in- flux into our city has reached : for, upon no estimate of natural and ordinary increase can this remarkable addition be accounted for. When it is considered that about one-fourth only of the population properly is embraced in a Directory, the entire addition of this class will amount to 13,600, and their whole number to 35,572. Whether Houston's Directory wholly ignored this dark element of our numbers, or restricted its omissions to the white race, or made a mongrel combi- nation of oversights, I leave to those who may be inclined to ascertain the causes of his failure to give the 10,210 names not to be found in his Directory, but embraced herein.

Our whole number of inhabitants of both races, on the estimate of twenty-five- per cent. only being subjects for a Directory, amounts to 294,000, which enumer- ation will be found probably more accurate than would be a census, taken on a plan less searching and systematic than that necessarily adopted by any con- scientious publisher of a Directory-and which at great cost and labor has been. carried out in the compilation of this work.

As usual in my former editions a full, complete and accurate Business Direc- tory, is embodied in this volume, showing a corresponding increase in this department, and the catalogue and location of streets now given, afford to the in- quirer the means of information which our present defective mode of number- ing houses may have failed to supply-and of that shamefully defective mode of enumeration, hourly evidence has accumulated during the unwearied search indispensable for the publication of this Directory.

To the Appendix as a compend of general information as to Government, State and City officers, Banks, Insurance Corporations, Railroad and Steamboat Companies and countless other heads-a slight refereuce will show its value- but can furnish to the casual observer but little means of appreciating how much of time and labor have been expended in its accurate completion.

The Advertising department has been carefully and as is ventured to be as-' sumed, well prepared-and in many instances the business of the advertiser has been greatly enlarged by this cheap mode of eliciting the attention, not of citizens only but of the crowd of strangers resorting hither-to the advantages offered in these advertisements ; the constant presence of this work at all hotels, public offices, counting rooms, banks, insurance offices, work-shops, &c., ever af- fording ready access to its pages-makes this department invaluable to the portions of our community and visitors, who deem time and facility of search matters of moment.

Attention is called to the list found on the back of the title page-of Correc- tions, Additions, Alterations, &c., which have become necessary during the course of publication.

For the courtesy uniformly extended to our canvassers, grateful acknowledg- ment is made-all, by whom each of such acts of consideration was exhibited, may rest assured of due appreciation on the part of its objects.

The public's obd't serv't,

THE PUBLISHER.

GENERAL CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Corrections, Additions and Alterations, back of title,

Advertisements, Index to, 6

Aged Men's Home, 754

Aged Women's Home, 754

Almshouse Trustees, 740

Appendix,

from 735 to 759

Athenaum,

Baltimore Association for the Improve-

ment of the Condition of the Poor, 752

Baltimore Gymnasium, 752

Baltimore Orphan Asylum, 754

Banks, 745

Board of Trade,

753

Masons,

750.

Board of Public Works, 735

Boundaries of the Wards, 754

Business Directory,

from 627 to 712

Cadets of Temperance,

752

Catonsville and Ellicotts City Railway, 750

Children's Aid Society,

752

Port Warden,

736

Post Office,

740

City Government,

736

Preface,

City Commissioner,

'736

City Council,

736

City Passenger Railway 750 City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 739

Colored Persons, 564 to 726

Commissioner of Emigration, 735

Commissioners of Pensions for the State of Maryland, 735

Commissioners of Public Schools, 737

Concordia Club, 752

Consuls and Vice-Consuls, 744

Corn and Flour Exchange, 753

Coroners,

735

Courts, 743

Custom House, 740

Dispensaries, 754

Express Companies, 749

Fire Department, 739

Gas Light Companies, 753

Germania Club, 752

Government of the United States, · 735 Government of the State of Maryland, 735

Health Department, 737

Hibernian Society of Baltimore 752 Home of the Friendless, 753

Home for Disabled Soldiers of Maryland, 752 Ilouse of Refuge, 753

Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c.

754

Inspector General State Militia, .

735

Internal Revenue,

753:

Judges of Appeal Tax Court,

List of Names of Residents,

from 17 to 626:

736;

Magistrates,

737

Managers of the Poor,

740

Map of the city of Baltimore, corrected to date, in front of 17

753

Markets,

734-

Maryland College of Pharmacy,

754

Maryland Club,

752

Maryland Gas Company

753:

Maryland Hospital for the Insane,

754

Maryland Institute, 753

Merchants Exchange and News Rooms, 753 Notaries Public, 750. Odd Fellows, (I.O.O.F.) 751

Park Commissioners,

736:

Peabody Institute, 753:

Cemeteries,

754

Churches, 756

Public Schools, Location and Teachers, 737

Railroads,

748

Red Men, (Improved Order, ) 751

Red Men, (Independent Order, ) 751

Registers in Bankruptcy, 753

Resident Commissioners, 750

Schuetzen Park Association, 752

Societies, 750 Sons of Temperance, 751

St. Andrew's Society, .

752

St. Peter's (Epis.) Orphan Asylum,

754

St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, 753

Stages,

749

Stamp Duties, 742

State Board of Education, 735

Steamers and Steamboats, 748

Street Directory, 713

Tax Department,

736

Telegraphs,

750

Typographical Union No. 12,

752

Union Club,

752

United American Mechanics,

751

United Ancient Order of Druids .

751

United Brothers, (I. O.) 751

Union Orphan Asylum, 754 .

Vaccine Physicians, 737

Water Department,

736

York Road Railway,

750

PAGE_

Police Organization, 736

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE.

Agricultural Implements.

N. W. Slade & Co.,

Bill Posting.

A. T Hlouck & Co.,

Bone Dust Manufacturers.

Joshua Horner,

Bankers.

John S. Gittings & Co.

Barrel Factory.

Kimball, Shaffar & Co.

Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c.

Ellis & Cairns,

P. M. Quinn,

Bristle Dealers.

Wm. Wilkens & Co.

Brokers-Stock and Bill.

John S. Gittings,

Burial Cases.

J. H. Weaver,

Building Materials.

W. H. Wingate,

Noland & Co.

W. W. Maughlin & Sons,

Robinson & Cunningham,

Carriage Materials.

Richard Thompson,

Carriages for Hire.

Wheeler's,

Geo. R. McGee & Co.

Castings.

A. & W. Denmead & Son,

Cement, Plaster, &c.

J. Henry Giese & Co.

bottom lines on inside pages.

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c. Baker Bros. & Co. top lines inside pages. R. J. Baker, outside front cover. China, Glass, &c. Nicholas Stein, .

Cigars, Tobacco, &c.

J. W. C. Seitz & Co.

Clothiers.

B. Stine,

PAGE.

Noah Walker & Co.

Coal Dealers.

Taylor & Chambers,

Coal Oil.

Nicholas Stein,

R. W. Hamill & Co.

Coach Smithing.

James W. King,

Confectioners.

C. Smith & Co.

Coopers.

Kimball, Shaffar & Co.

Commission Merchants.

Gist & Wells,

J. W. C. Seitz & Co.

J. Henry Giese & Co.

bottom lines on inside pages.

Curled Hair Manufactory.

Wmn. Wilkens & Co.

Cutlery.

Canfield Bro. & Co.

Dancing and Waltzing Academy.

Charles L. Spies,

Dental College.

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery

Drains.

Henry Gibson,

Druggists Glassware.

W. R. Johnson,

Dumb Waiters.

James Bates,

Diy Goods.

Geo. II. C. Neal,

Dyers.

Emil Fischer

Dye Woods, Drugs, &c.

R. J. Baker, outside front cover.

Engraver-Wood.

Marx M. Hart,

Engineers and Machinists.

T. C. Basshor & Co.

, 30 and 31

A. & W. Denmead & Son,

Hazlehurst & Co.

Edward Norwood,

vii

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE.

Murray, Clark & Co., . 21

Fancy Goods.

Canfield Bro. & Co. 1

Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.,

leaf fronting Business Directory

W. R. Johnson,

Jacob Kipp, jr.

Fertilizers.

R. J. Baker, 17

Ellis & Cairns,

Florists.

R. Halliday & Son,

Hazlehurst & Co.,

Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.

J. Henry Giese & Co.,

bottom lines on inside pages

Furniture, &c.

Hiss & Bro.

Gas Fitting and Fixtures.

Blair & Co.,

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.

leaf fronting Business Directory

Dutton & Hutchinson,

Glassware.

W. R. Johnson,

Baker. Bros. & Co.

top lines inside pages

Goldsmiths.

Canfield Bro. & Co., 1

Hardware and Cutlery.

G. C. Bolgiano & Co.,

Mackenzie Bros.,

Hoisting Machines.

James Bates, 1

Hospitals.

University,

Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c. . Drost & Sutro, outside front cover. Lawrence D. Dietz & Co., leaf front of Business Directory Jacob Knipp, jr. 27

Indian Vegetable Decoction.

Mrs. Cox,

Ice. D. S. Sumwalt, . 18 Infirmaries.

Baltimore Infirmary,

Insurance.

Allmand & Williams,

Atlantic Fire Insurance Co.,

Fireman's Insurance Company of

Baltimore

Liverpool and London and Globe

Fire Insurance Company,

Monumental Fire Insurance Company

of Baltimore,

Mutual Life Insurance of New York,

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.

outside front cover.

J. G. Proud & Sons,

Union Fire Insurance Company

Iron Works.

A. & W. Denmead & Son,

Murray, Clarke & Co.

Nasmyth Steam Forge, Norris

Johns,

Stickney & Co.,

Lead Pipe, &c.

Stanley & Co.,

Liquors, Wines, Porter, &c.

Ellis & Cairns,

P. M. Quinn,

Leather Belting and Hose. J. H. Haskell, 38

Livery Stables.

G. R. MeGee & .Co.,

Wheeler's,

Machine Cards.

John H. Haskell,

Machinists, &c.

A. & W. Denmead & Son,

Geo. Page & Co.,

Hazlehurst & Co.,

Murray, Clarke & Co.,

Edward Norwood,

Magnetic Salve and Plaster. Dr. Grove, 41

Malt and Hops.

John Boyd,

Metallic Roofers.

Geo. D. Volkmar & Co.

Notions, Hosiery, &c.

Drost & Sutro, outside front cover.

Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. leaf front

of Business Directory

Jacob Knipp, jr.

Nurserymen and Florists.

R. Halliday & Sou,

Oils, Paints, &c.

Otis Keilholtz,

Oils, Lamps, &c.

R. W. Hamill & Co.

Nicholas Stein,

PAGE.

viii

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE.

Oyster and Fruit Packers.

Geo. Flamm & Co., 27

Rowe, Schoolfield & Co.,

Ruth & Fleming,

Scourers.

E. Fischer,

Paints and Colors.

Otis Keilholtz,

Paper Warehouses.

Joshua Horner,

Wheel wright, Mudge & Co., .

Willis & Adams,

Paper Box Manufacturers.

Levi Weaver,

Pianos.

Gaehle's Manufacturing Co.,

Wm. Heinekamp,

Plumbers.

Blair & Co.,

John W. Bechtel,

Pocket Books, Port Monnaies.

Albert Moritz,

Potteries.

J. Herrman & Bro.,

Produce, &c.

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Woods' Baltimore city directory (1867-1868), Part 3

Author: Publication date: 1867-1868 Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods Number of Pages: 835

Author:
Publication date: 1867-1868
Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods
Number of Pages: 835