Woods' Baltimore city directory (1870), Part 162

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Publication date: 1870
Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods
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Time and Places of Meeting of Subordinate Divi- sions.

Baltimore, No. 1, Monday, at the Temple. Monroe, No. 3, Wednesday, at the Temple.

Monumental, No. 2, Friday, over People's Bank, corner Baltimore and Paca. Empire, No. 5, Monday, over People's Bank, corner Baltimore and Paca.

Newington, No. 27, Emory Chapel.

Randolph, No. 5, Saturday night, at Wildey Hall.

Rising Sun, 130 Canton

Land and Sea, No. 161, Thursday, S. E. cor- ner of Light and Montgomery.

The Grand Division also meets quarterly on the 4th Thursday in January, April and July, at such place as may be fixed at the subsequent meeting.

CADETS OF TEMPERANCE. Grand Officers for the Term 1869 -- '70.

Jos. A. Audoun, G. W. P.

Wm. Moxley, G. V. P.

R. T. Smith, Jr., G. Sec'y. F. Sindall, G. P.

Rich. North, G. C. Chas. Banthem, G. G. Geo. Clark, G. W.

James E. Swindell, P. G. W. P.

Regular quarterly sessions held in January, April and July, and annual sessions in October, at Temperance Temple.

Subordinate Sections in the City.

Washington, No. 1, Tuesday, at Wildey Hall. Excelsior, 2, Wednesday, Pacific llall.

Irvington, 3, Thursday, Powhatan "

Lafayette, 4, Friday, Seamen's Bethel.

Resolute. 66 5, Tuesday, Temp'ce Temple Silver Spring, " 18, Thursday, Hall over en- gine house, Montgomery-st.

Union, 66 24, Tuesday, School house, Canton.

Ellsworth, 27, Thursday, cor Gough and Dallas streets.

Slicer Section meets Wednesday night at Broadway M. E. Church.

Jaines Young Section meets Tuesday night at Temperance Temple.

All communications should be addressed to R. T. Smith, Jr, Grand Secretary, No. 55 W. Fayette street, Baltimore.

GYMNASIUM. Corner Charles and Fayette. Organized 1869. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

John Carson, Geo. W. Sanders,

Hy. C. Tudor, Samuel Childs, Charles W. Hamill, Win. C. Rogers. Open every day (except Sundays, ) from 6 A. M. to 10 P. M.

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. Incorporated 1806.

President-Wm. F. Murdoch.

First Vice-President-John Boyd.

Second Vice-President-John Biggar. Counsellor-John T. Morris.

Secretary-Wm. Simms. Physician-Dr. C. Johnston. MANAGERS.

Wm. Crighton, F. L. Farquharson,

J. L. Bezick, Thos. Anderson,

Henry Taylor, Thos. Hill.

HIBERNIAN SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE

Incorporated by the General Assembly of Maryland, February, 1818.

Daniel J. Foley, President.

Lnke Cassidy, Ist Vice-President.

Benj. F. Jenkins, 2d Vice-President.

Rev. James Dolan, Chaplain.

Eugene Cummiskey, Counsellor.

Dominick A. O'Donnell, Physician.

M. J. Kelly, Treasurer. W. H. V. Smith, Secretary. MANAGERS.

James Cassidy, M. Duffy,

MI. A. Mullin, Benj. W. Jenkins,

P. Coakley, John Harley,

R. McAllister, J. Carroll.

GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND.

A. Schumacher, President. II. Wilkins and G. A. Von Lingen, Sec'ys. Israel Cohen, Treasurer. H. F. Wellinghoff, Agent,

ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. Chartered February 11th, 1867.

President, W. H. Perot.

Vice-President, . Geo. Hawkins Williams.

Treasurer,

Geo. H. Williams.

Secretary, .

James Beldin.

Relief Committee.

Richard Coupland, Stewart Darrell, Henry C. Brown, Richard Hill, Jos. Smith

GERMANIA CLUB.

165 West Lombard Street. Incorporated 1842.

CONCORDIA CLUB. Nos. 8, 10 and 12 South Eutaw Street.

M. S. Iless, President.

F. X. Koehler, 1st Vice-President. J. B. Dietz, 2d

S. Brown, Secretary.

M. Hecht, Treasurer.

SCHEUTZEN PARK ASSOCIATION. Belair Road, North of Broadway.

Leopold Blumenberg, President. J. F. Requardt, Secretary. Wm. Frank, Shooting Master.

MARYLAND CLUB.

N. E. corner Franklin and Cathedral.

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UNION CLUB. N. E. corner Franklin and Charles.

CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. No. 72 North Calvert Street.

m. B. Canfield, President.

ohn Curlett, Vice-President.

Im. A. Wisong, Corresponding Secretary. dw. Otis Hinkley, Recording Secretary.

esse Tyson, Treasurer.

W. C. Palmer, Agent.

Farents and Guardians can procure homes the country for their children, to be received members of the family until they are 18 ears of age.

Dry goods, second-hand clothing, shoes, aps, fuel, flour, meats and groceries thank- ally received and duly acknowledged in our hnual report.

The attention of the merchants, and business en generally, is solicited to the commendable oject and purposes of this Society.

HOME FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS OF MARYLAND.

Established 1864. . No. 76 East Baltimore Street. Wm. Stahl, Superintendent.

ALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE IM- PROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE POOR.

24 West Fayette Street.

Jesse Ilunt, President.

D. Brashears, Secretary .

Office hours 9 to 4 o'clock.

MISCELLANEOUS

HOUSE OF REFUGE.

anagers of the House of Refuge on the part of the City of Baltimore.

harles MI. Keyser, M. S. Hess,

. M. Greenway, jr. A. Fuller Crane,

A. Birely, Samuel J. Smith,

eo. M. Robinson, Chas. M. Dougherty,

John McCion, D. D.

MARYLAND INSTITUTE, FOR PROMOTING MECHANIC ARTS.

resident. James Young.

Isaac S. George,

ice Presidents V: O. Eareckson. ecording Secretary Geo. II. Rodgers. orresponding Secretary .... N. H. Thayer. reasurer Hugh Bolton. J. Gibson.

ctuary

Meets on the second Wednesday of each onth, at the hiall over Centre Market. Library pen daily from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Active embers $5 for admission and $3 annual dues. unior members $2.50 for admission and 1.50 annual dues. Lady members 32.50 for Admission and $1 50 annual dues.

ATHENEUM.

Corner of St. Paul and Saratoga streets, con- tains the following Societies :

Library Company of Baltimore.

Historical Society of Maryland. Mercantile Library Association. Library 20,000 volumes.

The Library and Reading Rooms are open daily. from 10 A. M. until 10 P. M., for the reception of members generally.

Subscription Five Dollars per annum.

GEO. B. COLE, President.

Win. II. Sargeant, Librarian.

PEABODY INSTITUTE.

Corner Mount Vernon Place and Charles-st.

President llon. John P. Kennedy.

Vice-President.

Josias Pennington.

Secretary ..

C. G. M. Eaton.

Provost

N. II. Morison.

Librarian

P. R. Uhler.

The Library is open every day, from 9. A.

M. to 4 P. M. and 7 to 10 P. M.

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE AND NEWS ROOMS.

New Exchange Building, Exchange place and Second Street.

Papers filed from all parts of the United States, also from Europe and the West Indies. Subscriptions $15 per annum for individuals, and $20 for firms of two or more.

PORTER & DUDLEY, Proprietors.

INTERNAL REVENUE.

ALEXANDER FULTON, Supervisor 9th District, embracing Maryland, Delaware and District of Columbia. Office over the Custom House.

ROBERT M. SMITH, Collector 3d District of Maryland.

CHAS. H. COBB, Dep'y Collector and Cash'r. JOSEPH J. JANNEY, Deputy Collector. Office over Custom House.

ROBERT M. PROUD, Assessor 3d District of Maryland. Office over Post Office.

SAMUEL M. EVANS, Collector 2d District of Maryland. Office 83 E. Baltimore street.

WM. GALLOWAY, Assessor 2d District of Maryland. Office 83 E. Baltimore street.

Under the Internal Revenue Laws all returns of Manufacturers, &c., must be made to the Assessor of the District on or before the 16th of each month, and payment for the same MUST be made to the Collector from the 20th to the last day of each month.

Gross receipts of Brokers for merchandise, gold stock, &c., and receipts of insurance com- panies, railroads, theatres, &e., must be re- turned to the Assessor by the 10th of each month, and payment made to the Collector Ht the same time. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.

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PAYMASTERS OFFICE, U. S. N.

Paymasier-Thomas H. Looker, office over Post office.

RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS

For taking Depositions, Acknowledgments, &c William B. Hill, ne cor Fayette and St. Paul. W. W. Latimer, s w cor St. Paul and Fayette. Herman L. Emmons, jr., 4 Law Building. Saml. T. Morgan, s w cor Gay and Lombard. H. R. Dulaney, 36 St. Paul.

George Philpot, 49 Lexington. John B. Tidy, jr., 33 St. Paul street.

REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY. Ist District-Geo. M. Russum, Denton, Caro- line county, Md.

2nd District-Orlando F. Bump, 15 St. Paul 3rd District-R. Stockett Matthews, 46 Lex- ington. 4th District-B. F. M. Hurley, Frederick city. 5th District-Shelby Clarke, Upper Marlboro, Prince George county.

BOARD OF TRADE.

President

A. Schumacher.

Vice-Presidents.

B. M. Hodges, jr.,

H. L. Whitridge,

R. R. Kirkland,

Robert Lehr.

Treasurer

E. B. Dallam.

Secretary. George U. Porter. Office No. 7 New Exchange Building.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCIIANGE. Corner of South and Wood streets.

President

.Wm. S. Young.

Vice-Presidents

.. Jas. R. Herbert.

Thos. B. Matthews.

Treasurer

S. Sprigg Belt.

Secretary

Wm. F. Wheatley.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. H. F. Turner, Thomas D. Loney and John B. Williams.

GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.

President. Columbus O'Donnell.

Secretary .Joseph Brown. Office No. 19 South street.

PEOPLE'S GAS COMPANY.

President

George Savory.

Office 29 South.

PORTABLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Office 7 S. Gay.

AMERICAN IMPROVED GAS LIGHT COM- PANY.

Office 5 Postoffice avenue.

MARYLAND GAS WORKS. Office 5 St. Paul street.

HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS. Corner Druid Hill avenue and Townsend sts.

ST. VINCENT'S INFANT ASYLUM.

Corner Townsend and Division streets. Under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Vis- iting days, Monday and Thursday, from 1 to 5 o'clock, P. M.

ST. PETER'S (EPISCOPAL) ORPHAN ASYLUM. Madison avenue, N of McMechin.

AGED MEN'S HOME.

N. W. cor Lexington and Calhoun.

AGED WOMEN'S HOME.

Lexington between Calhoun and Stricker-sts. Visiting days, Thursday and Friday.

BALTIMORE ORPHAN ASYLUM. Stricker, between Lexington and Saratoga-sts. Visiting days, Thursday and Friday, from I to 6 o'clock, P. M.

UNION ORPHAN ASYLUM. N. W. corner Franklin and Schroeder-sts. For maintaining and educating children of deceased soldiers and sailors. MISS M. PURVIANCE, President.

BOYS' HOME ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE. No. 82 N. Calvert street. SUMNER J. LINCOLN, Superintendent.

MARYLAND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. Over 12 W. Baltimore street. J. BROWN BAXLEY, Dean.

DISPENSARIES.

Baltimore General, N. E. corner Liberty and Fayette.

Eastern, corner Central av. and Baltimore. North Eastern, 238 E. Monument near Gay. Southern, 48 Conway.

University Hospital, s. w. corner Greene and Lombard. Washington University Dispensary, N. E. cor- ner Calvert and Saratoga. Baltimore Special Dispensary, 59 North-st. Homopathic, n w cor Greene and Lexington.

MARYLAND HOSPITAL FOR THE IN- SANE.

Monument-st., E. of Broadway, Baltimore. Richard S. Stenart, M. D., President. Win. Frederick Steuart, M. D., Med. Sup't. John G. Mengel, Steward.

GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM.

No. 69 N. Calvert-st.

JOHN KRANZ, President.

FRED. GLEICHMANN, Agent. Open to the Public every Thursday, from 2 to 5 o'clock, P. M.

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INFIRMARIES, HOSPITALS, f.c.

Union Protestant Infirmary, corner Mosher and Division streets, under the management of an association of Ladies, is open for the re- ception of medical and surgical cases.

University Hospital, S. W. corner Greene and Lombard streets, connected with the Medi- cal Department of the University of Maryland. This institution is under the care of Sisters of Charity. Average number of patients 150.

Washington University Infirmary, corner Saratoga and Calvert streets.

Church Home, Broadway, N. of Baltimore. Mount Hope Institution, Linden avenue, near Northern avenue, for the insane and sick, belonging to, and served by the Sisters of Charity.

Mount Hope Retreat, six miles from the city on the Reisterstown road, for the insane and sick, under the care of the Sisters of Charity.

St. Agnes' Hospital, Mt. Dougherty, near Greenmount avenue, opposite Cemetery, under charge of Sisters of Charity.

CEMETERIES.

GREENMOUNT-John H. B. Latrobe, Presi- dent, James McNeal, jr., Treasurer. Office 1 Courtland street.

BALTIMORE-Thomas Wilson, President, Lewin R. Colbert, Secretary and Treasu- rer. Office 6 South street, 2d story.

LOUDON PARK-Wm. F. Primrose, Secre- tary and Treasurer. Office 4 s llolliday. MOUNT OLIVET-Thomas France, Agent. Office 12} Ligh. street.

WESTERN-James Peregoy, Treasurer.

MOUNT CARMEL-John W. Randolph, Sec- retary and Treasurer. Office 187 S. Broad- way.

CATHEDRAL-Joseph F. Byrne, Agent, 59 N. Liberty.

HOLY CROSS-Rev. James Dolan, President, St. Patrick's Church, Broadway.

BALTIMORE HEBREW -- Office 56 Lloyd-st. LAUREL-(colored) .- Dr. J. B. K. Emory, Agent. Office 18 Courtland street.

CHURCHES.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

RIGHT REV. W. R. WHITTINGHAM, D.D., LL. D., Bishop of Maryland.

NAMES.

LOCATION.

PASTORS.

St. Paul's,

*St. Peter's,

Christ,

Corner of Gay and Fayette, High north of Lombard, Corner Oregon and Lafayette sq.,

Rev. Chas. M. Callaway.

Rev. Lorenzo S. Russell, Asst. Rev. George Leeds, D. D.

f Rev. Alfred A. Curtis,

Mount Calvary.

Corner of Eutaw and Madison,

Lombard west of Fremont,

Corner of Mullikin and Spring, Corner of Broadway and McElderry,

Corner of Broadway and Pratt,

Rev. George A. Leakin.

Rev. E. A. Dalrymple, D. D.

(Rev. Chas. W. Rankin.

Rev. W. A. Coale,

St. Luke's,

Franklin square, Carey street,

Assts.

Emanuel, St. Barnabas' Chapel,

Corner of Read and Cathedral, Biddle north of George, Barre east of Little Paca,

Chase east of Eden,

Rev. Geo. F. Morison.

Rev. O. Terinchief.

Rev. Ethan Allen, D. D.

Rev. Hugh R. Scott.

Rev. George Howell.

Rev. H. H. Webb.

* At present in New Assembly Rooms, corner of Hanover and Lombard-sts.

PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian,

Second -

Fourth

Central

Corner of Madison and Park, Corner of Baltimore and Lloyd, South side of Franklin square, Corner of Saratoga and Liberty,

Rev. M. Malan, D. D.

Rev. Julius E. Grammer.

Rev. N. C. Pridham, Assistant,

St. Andrew's,

Church of Ascension,

Grace Church,

Corner Monument and Park,

Rev. James Briscoe, Asst. Vacant. Rev. B. H. Latrobe.

St. Mark's, Cranmer Chapel, Church of the Saviour, Trinity, St. Stephen's,

Hanover, corner of Welcome al,

Rev. F. B. Dunham, Rev. F. Gibson, Rev. A. M. Randolph.

Rev. A. P. Stryker.

Church St. John Baptist, Holy Innocents' Chapel, Memorial,

St. Thomas' Chapel,

Townsend near Linden avenue, Homestead,

Bank east of Bond,

Cor. of Baltimore and Gilmor,

Corner of North and Saratoga,

Rev. John Rose.

St. Matthew's Chapel, Zion Church, St. James', (col'd)

Corner of Saratoga and Charles, Cor. Druid Hill av. and Lanvale,

T. W. Dudley. Rev. Edward G. Perryman.

Rev. J. C. Backus, D. D. Rev. Jonathan Edwards, D. D. Rev. J. A. Lefevre. Kev. J. T. Smith, D. D.

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NAMKS.

LOCATION.

PASTORS.

Aisquith street,

Corner of Aisquith and Edward, Corner of Broadway and Gongh,

Rev. James S. Ramsay.

Broad way,

Rev. James I. Coale.

Franklin street,

Corner Franklin and Cathedral,

Rev. J. J. Bullock.

Westminster Church,

Corner of Fayette and Greene.

Rev. C. Dickson.

Twelfth Presbyterian,

Franklin, bet. Chatsw'h & Fre't,

South Presbyterian,

Light near Montgomery,

Rev. J. M Maxwell. Rev. G. M. Hair.

Associate Ref'd Church,

Fayette bet. Liberty and Charles, Corner of Greene and German,

Rev. John Leyburn. Rev. S D. Noyes.

First Constitutional,

First Unit'd Pres. Church, Corner of Madison and Biddle, Reformed Presbyterian, Harford av. junction Aisquith,

Rev. - Johnson.

Madison-st. Presby. (col'd ) Madison near Park,

Vacant.

First Congregat'] Church, Eutaw bet. Hoffinan and Dolphin, Rev.

ROMAN CATHOLIC. MOST REV. M. J. SPALDING, Archbishop of Baltimore.

Cathedral, Corner Cathedral and Mulberry,

St. Alphonsus, (German) Corner of Park and Saratoga,

St. Bridget's, Canton,

St. Patrick's,

Corner of Broadway and Bank,

St. Vincent de Paul's, 23 N. Front,

St. Mary's Chapel,

St. Mary's Seminary, Penna. av, Aisquith south of Orleans,

St. Ignatius,

Corner of Calvert and Madison,

St. Agnes' Chapel,

St. Agnes Hospital, Aisquith cor of Eager,

St. James', (German)

St. Francis' Chapel and \ Richmond near Park, col'd Sisters Prov. St. Francis Xavier, (col'd) Corner of Calvert and Pleasant, St. Joseph's, Corner of Barre and Howard,

St. Peter's,

Corner of Poppleton and Hollins,

St. John's,

Corner of Eager and Valley,

St. Michael's (German ) St. Martin's,

Corner of Lombard and Wolfe, Corner of Fulton and Fayette,

Immaculate Conception,

Mosher, near Druid Ilill av,

Chap. of Visitation Conv. Corner of Park and Centre, Church of the Holy Cross, West street, Federal Hill, Mount Hope Institution, Gibson, near Mosher, Fort road, St. Lawrence, St. Mary's, Star of the Sea, Corner of Johnson and Clement,

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Eutaw street, Madison av. Church, Wesley Chapel, Excter street, Monument street, Madison Square, Harford avenue, Shaffer Chapel, Greenmount av. Church, Broadway, Eastern nvenne, Fell's Point Chapel, Burke Street Chapel, Canton Church,

Eutaw above Mulberry, Corner Madison and Townsend, Corner Sharp and Barre, Exeter south of Gay, Corner Monument and Stirling, Corner Caroline and Eager, Harford avenue and Biddle-st., Gongh street, E of Washington, Greenmount avenue, Broadway south of Pratt, Eastern nv. east of Bond, Corner Eastern av. and Star nl, Burke street, Canton avenue extended,

Very Rev. H. B. Coskery, D. D. rector. Very Rev. Thomas Foley, D. D. Rev. Thomas S. Lee.

Rev. Jos. Wissel. Rev. William Jordan. Rev. James Dolan. Rev. John T. Gaitley. Rev. Henry Myers.

- Rev. A. Coppens. Rev. Alexins J. Elder.

Carmelite Chapel,

Rev. A. Coppens.

Rev. John Early, S. J. of Loyola College. Attended from St. John's. Rev. Thaddeus Anwander.

Attended from St. Ignatius.

Attended from St. Ignatius. Rev. John Dougherty. Rev. Ilenry Volz. Rev. E. McColgan.

Rev. E. Didier. Rev. H. Rearadon. Rev. Bernard McManus. Rev. James MeDevitt. Rev. L. A. Morgan. Rev. Jos. Wirth. Rev. John S. Foley. Rev. J. Giustiniani, C. M. Rev. Thomas Abbott. Attended from St. Alphonsns. Attended from St. Alphonsus. Attended from Im. Conception. Rev. Peter MeCoy. Rev. Peter McCoy.

Rev.'John S. Inskip. Rev. L. F. Morgan. R'ev. Wm. Krebs. Rev. Job A. Price. Rev. Rich'd Norris,

Rev. J. Edwin Amos. Rev. A. Il. Ames.

Rev. Watson Case. Rev. John S. Deale, Rev. Wilford Downs. Rev. Melville C. Brittain. Rev. James Gamble.

Rev. William Bruce.

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NAMES.

LOCATION.

Caroline S of Baltimore, Opposite Jackson square,

Fayette E of Fremont,

Corner Lombard and Stricker,

Frederick avenue,

Cor. of Franklin and Poppleton, Cor. of William and I .. Church, Fremont, junction Penna. av. Penna. av, N of Hoffman, Corner of High and Stiles,

Corner of Charles and Fayette,

Columbia E of Fremont, Corner of Biddle and Linden av, S. E. cor. Jefferson and Bond, Lee street, near Light-st. wharf, Cor. Aliceanna and Bethel, Hanover street,

Mt. Vernon factory,

Huntingdon avenue,

PASTORS. Rev. Joseph R. Wheeler. Rev. W. M. Frysinger Rev. S. V. Leech. Rev. A. S.Hank Rer. R. W. Black.

Rev. Sam'l HI. Cummings.

Rev. James HI. M. Lemon.

Rev. F. S. Cassady, Rev. Francis McCartney.

Rev. W. H. Chapman, Rev. Win. F. Speake. Rev. Thomas M. Eddy. Rev. Wm. M. D. Ryan. Rev. G. W. Cooper. Rev. Leonard M. Gardner.

Rev. S :muel Shannon.

Rev. W. H. Laney. Rev. Henry Slicer.

Rev. Randolph R. Murphy.

Rev. Watson Case.

Rev. Rob't N. Baer.

Dallas street, (colored, )

Sharp street,

John Wesley, 66

Asbury,

Orchard,

Western Chapel,

Mozart Hall, Central Church, Holland Street Church, East Baltimore, Howard Chapel, Ingham Chapel, Frederick Avenue Chapel, Trinity, St. Paul,

Chatsworth, Bethany,

METHODIST "INDEPENDENT."

Corner Pine and Franklin, Rev. S. M. Frost.

Corner Lexington and Calhoun,

Rev. John A. Williams.

METHODIST PROTESTANT.

Corner Broadway and Monument, - John R. Nichols. John E. Read.

Lexington between Republican and Schroeder, Corner of Lombard and Greene, Rev. John J. Murray. Rev. Daniel Bowers. Rev. John M. Holmes.

Corner Aisquith and Fayette,

Light street south of West, Corner Washington and Lombard,

Rev. Jesse Shreve.

f.Rev. Aug. Webster, D. D.

Rev. Dr. James M. Wilson.

Starr Church,

Corner Poppleton and Lemmon.

Rev. R. Scott Norris.

REFORMED CHURCH. -

Calvert near Read, Aisquith near Jefferson, Corner Paca and Saratoga, Calvert near Saratoga, Corner Saratoga and Schroeder, Canton av east of Broadway,

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Corner Paca and Lombard streets,

Rev. E. R. Eschbach. Rev. Samuel Philips. Rev. Jno. S. Foulk. Rev. Jacob Pister.

Rev. Henry L. Grandlienard. Rev. Marcus Bachman.

Meeting Church, 60

Corner Camden and Hanover,

Kev. George G. Brooke.

Lexington near Pine,

Rev. J. H. Linn.

Holland near Aisquith,

Bond north of Baltimore;

Rev. Jason P. Etchison.

Park avenue.

Ilill near Hanover,

Rev. George G. Brooke, Rev. John P. Hall.

Rev. Robert A. Ilolland.

Rev. L. D. Huston

Mosher near Chatsworth,

Rev. A. W. Wilson. .

Broadway Mission, Lexington-St. Mission,

West Baltimore, East Baltimore, South Baltimore, Washington-St. Station,

St. John's (Independent, ) Liberty, north of Fayette,

Rev. Richard Lane.

Rev. James Peck.

Rev. --- Wilson.

Sharp near Montgomery,

Corner of East and Douglass sts.

Orchard near Druid Hill av,

Rev. John H. Briee. Rev. Nathaniel Carroll.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTII.

Dallas n of Aliceanna street,

Sharp n of Pratt,

Rev. Isaac W. Canter.

Rev. William Kennedy.

Madison and Preston, West Fayette near Republican,

Caroline street, Jackson Square Church,

Fayette street, . Union Square, Parlett Chapel, Mt. Olivet Chapel, Franklin street, William street, Whatcoat Chapel, Emory Church, High street, Charles street, Light street, Columbia street,

Strawbridge Church, Jefferson street Church, Sailors' City Bethel, Seaman's Union Bethel, Hanover street Church, Mount Vernon Church, Huntingdon avenue,

First, First English, Third, S Johannes, (German, ) Emmanuel, (German, ) Fifth, (German, )

Rev. R. N. Gilbert. .

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NAMES.

BAPTIST. LOCATION.

Sharp corner Lombard, Franklin square,

Between Fayette and Low,

Between Ilanover and Sharp,

Broadway near Pratt, Saratoga corner Paca, Thomsen corner Young, York Road, North near Lexington,

PASTORS. Rev. J. W. M. Williams. Rev. J. B. Hawthorne. Rev. R. B. Kelsay. Vacant. Rev. Joseph E. Chambliss.

Rev. Richard Fuller, D. D. Vacant.

Rev. John Berg. Rev. W. P. Thompson.

EVANGELICAL LUTHIERAN.

First English, Second 66

Lexington west of Park,

Rev. John MeCron, D. D.

Lombard west of Green, Rev. E. J. Wolf.

Third,

Monument near Aisqnith

Rev. John G. Morris, D. D.

St. Mark's,

Entaw bet. Mulberry and Saratoga,

Rev. C. A. Stork.

Lutheran Chapel, Trinity, ( German, )

Canton, Trinity, east of Iligh,

Vacant. Rev. Martin Kratt.

St. John's, 66

Biddle-st. N of Pennsylvania av. Rev. Geo. J. Mueller.

St. Stephen's

Corner Hanover and Hamburg, Rev. F. P. Hennighausen.

St. Matthew's, "

Central av. bet. Fayette and Balt. Rev. L. D. Maier.

St. Jacobus,

Corner Schroeder and Pierce,

Rev. G. H. Brandan.

St. John's,

near Western Cemetery Balt. Co.,

Bond, near Eastern avenue,

Rev. Ernst Lubkert. Rev. C. A. Schloegle.

EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.

First Evangelical Church, Corner of Greene, and Cider alley, Rev. Benj. Hengst.

Second 66

Corner McElderry and Short, Rev. Michael Zulauf.

INDEPENDENT CHURCHIES.

Zion( Ind. )GermanChurch, Gay, south of Saratoga, Rev. Henry Scheib.

United Evangel. Church, betw. 234 and 236 Eastern av. Rev. Jacob Blass.

SEAMEN'S UNION BETHEL.

Corner of Aliceanna and Bethel streets, Rev. Henry Slicer.

FRIENDS.

Orthodox, Eastern District,

Corner Eutaw and Monument. Corner Aisquith and Fayette. Lombard, east of Entaw.

Western District, 1

UNIVERSALIST.

East Baltimore, Baltimore near Central avenue. UNITARIAN.

First Independent,

Corner FrankIn and Charles. SWEDENBORGIAN.

First New Jerusalem, Third New Jerusalem, German New Jerusalem,

66 North Exeter, Orchard street near Madison av. Lombard near Central av.

Vacant. Rev. Willard G. Day. Rev. A. O. Brickman.

JEWISH SYNAGOGUES.

Corner of Lloyd and Watson, Eden, north of Lombard,

Iligh, north of Fayette.

Fifth,

Sixth,

Seventh,

over Eutaw Savings Bank, Vacant.

Eighth,

Hanover, bet. Barre and Conway, Vacant. Vacant.

Exeter, north of Fayette,

UNITED BRETIIREN-REV. J. J. GLOSSBRENNER, Bishop. Otterbine Chapel of the United Brethren in Christ, corner Scott and St. Peter-Rev. Mr. Sclichter. Parsonage 146 Scott-st.

Otterbine Church, Conway near corner Sharp-Rev. Charles Schneider. Third (United Brethren, ) corner Fulton and Lombard-Rev. J. A. Sand.

St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of the Unaltered Augsburg Confession, corner Saratoga and Fremont-sts. St. Martin, corner Sharp and Barre-sts.

Emanuel Church, Caroline, S. of Baltimore-st.

First, Second, Third, Fourth, Ilanover, bet. Lombard and Pratt, Howard street, over People's Bank,

Rev. Abraham Hoffman. Rev. II. Hochheimer. Dr. Deutsch. Dr. Benjamin Szold. Vacant. Vacant.

Polish,

First, Franklin Square Baptist, High Street, Lee Street, Second, Seventh, First, colored, Huntingdon, Union, colored,

St. Peter's,

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AFRICAN METHODISTS.

NAMES.

LOCATION.

PASTORS.

Bethel,

Saratoga west of Gay,

Montgomery east of Hanover,

Wolfe south of Pratt,

Corner Howard and Montgomery,

Spring bet. Jefferson and McElderry Tessier street,

BOUNDARIES OF THE WARDS.

FIRST WARD .- Beginning at the inter- section of Monument and Wolfe streets, thence east on south side of Monument street to city limits, thence south along city limits to Laza- ret ; thence around water line of Northwest Branch to Fell street ; thence along Fell street, east side, to Wolfe street; thence north on east side of Wolfe street to place of beginning.

SECOND WARD .- Beginning at the inter- section of Bank and Wolfe streets; thence south on the west side of Wolfe street to F'ell street ; thence southeast on the southwest side of Fell street to water line; thence along the water line of Northwest Branch and Jones Falls to Eastern avenue ; thence east on south side of Eastern avenue to Central avenue ; thence north on east side of Central avenue to Bank street ; thence east on South side of Bank street to place of beginning.

THIRD WARD .- Beginning at the inter- section of Central avenue and Baltimore street ; thence south on east side of Central avenue to Bank street; thence east on north side of Bank street to Wolfe street ; thence north on west side of Wolfe street to Baltimore street ; thence west on south side of Baltimore street to place of beginning.

FOURTH WARD .- Beginning at the in- tersection of Central avenue and Fayette street ; thence south on the west side of Cen- tral avenue to Eastern avenue ; thence west on north side of Eastern avenue around to Jones Falls ; thence north along the line of Jones Falls to Fayette street; thence east on south side of Fayette street to place of beginning.

FIFTH WARD .-. Beginning at the inter- section of Fayette street and Central avenue ; thence westward on north side of Fayette street to Jones Falls ; thence north along the line of Jones Falls to llillen street; thence northeastwardly on the southeastwardly side of Hillen street to Monument street; thence ast on south side of Monument street to Central avenue ; thence south on west side of Central avenue to place of beginning.

SIXTH WARD .- Beginning at the inter- section of Monument street and Central ave- nue ; thence east on the south side of Monu- ment street to Wolfe street; thence south on west side of Wolfe street to Baltimore street ; thence west on north side of Baltimore street to Central avenue ; thence north on east side of Central avenue to place of beginning.

SEVENTH WARD .- Beginning at the in- tersection of Monument and Ensor streets ;

thence north on east side of Ensor street to Harford avenue , thence north on east side of Harford avenue to city limits ; thence east and south along city limits to Monument street, thence west on north side of Monument street to place of beginning.

EIGHTH WARD .- Beginning at the inter- section of Hillen street and Jones Falls ; thence northeast on northwest side of Hillen street to Ensor street; thence north on west side of Ensor street to Harford avenue ; thence north on west side of Ilarford avenue to city limits ; thence west along city limits to Jones Falls ; thence southwardly along Jones Falls to place of beginning.

NINTHI WARD .- Beginning at the inter- section of Charles and Pratt streets ; thence east on north side of Pratt street and around the Basin to Jones Falls ; thence north along line of said Falls to Franklin street ; thence west on south side of Franklin street to Charles street; thence south on east side of Charles street to place of beginning.

TENTH WARD .- Beginning at the inter- section of Franklin and Paca streets; thence east on the south side of Franklin street to Charles street ; thence south on west side of Charles street to Pratt street; thence west on north side of Pratt street to Paca street; thence north on east side of Paca street to place of beginning.

ELEVENTII WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Franklin and Paca streets ; thence north on the east side of Paca street to Druid Ifill avenue; thence northwestwardly on the northeast side of Druid Hill avenne to Biddle street; thence northeast and east on the southeast and south side of Biddle street to Jones Falls ; thence south along the line o Jones Falls to Franklin street; thence west on north side of Franklin street to place of be- ginning.

TWELFTH WARD .- Beginning at the in- tersection of Druid Hill avenue und Biddle street ; thence northeast and east on the north- west and north side of Biddle street to Jones Falls ; thence northwardly along line of Jones Falls to city limits; thence west along city limits to Druid Hill avenue ; thence southeast on northeast side of Druid Hill avenne to place of beginning.

THIRTEENTIL WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Lexington and Paca streets ; thence west on the north side of Lexington street to Poppleton street; thence north on

Rev. Daniel W. Moore.

Ebenezer,

Union Bethel, Zion, (Independent, )

Waters Chapel,

Tessier Street Chapel,

908

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east side of Poppleton street to Franklin street ' thence east on south side of Franklin street to Paca street ; thence south on west side of Paca street to place of beginning.

FOURTEENTH WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Pratt and Paca streets ; thenee west on the north side of Pratt street to Pop- pleton street ; thence north on the east side of Poppleton street to Lexington street; thence east on the south side of Lexington street to Paca street; and thenee south on the west side of Paca street to place of beginning.

FIFTEENTH WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Howard and Pratt streets ; thence south on east side of Howard street to Henrietta street; thence east on north side of Henrietta and Warren streets to water line of Basin ; thence along the water line of Basin to Pratt street ; thence west on south side of Pratt street to place of beginning.

SIXTEENTH WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Pratt and Howard streets ; thence south on the west side of Howard street to Hamburg street ; thence northwest on northwest side of Hamburg and Cross streets to Poppleton street ; thence north on east side of Poppleton street to Pratt street ; thence east on south side of Pratt street to place of beginning.

SEVENTEENTH WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Hanover and Henrietta streets thence east on south side of Henrietta and Warren streets to water line; thence along water line to Clement street; thence east on south side of Clement street to Han- over street; thence north on east side of Han- over street to place of beginning.

EIGHTEENTH WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Baltimore and Poppleton streets ; thence south on west side of Popple- ton street to Cross street ; thence southeast on southwest side of Cross street and Hamburg street to Howard street; thence north on east side of Howard street to Henrietta street ; thence east on south side of Henrietta street to Hanover street ; thence south on west side of Hanover street to Clement street; thence west on north side of Clement street to water line of Middle Branch ; thence along water line of Middle Branch and Gwynn's Falls to the city limits ; thence north along line of city limits to Baltimore street ; thence east on south side of Baltimore street to place of be- ginning.

NINETEENTH WARD .- Beginning at the intersection Baltimore and Poppleton streets ; thence north on west side of Popple- ton street to Franklin street ; thence east on north side of Franklin to Fremont street ; thence northeast on northwest,side of Fremont street and Pennsylvania avenue to city limits ; thence west and south along city limits to Bal- imore street ; thence east on north side of Bal- timore street to place of beginning.

TWENTIETH WARD .- Beginning at the intersection of Fremont and Franklin streets ; thence northwest on northeast side of Fre- mont street and Pennsylvania avenue to the city limits ; thence east along the city limits to Druid Ilill avenue ; thence southeast on south west side of Druid Hill avenue to Paca street; thence south on west side of Paca street to Franklin street ; thence west on north side of Franklin street to place of beginning.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS OF BALTIMORE CITY, Embrace the following Wards :

Ist District .- 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Wards.

2d District .- 8th, 9th. 10th, 11th, 12th, 19th and 20th Wards.

3d District .- 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th Wards.

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Woods' Baltimore city directory (1870), Part 162

Author: Publication date: 1870 Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods Number of Pages: 934

Author:
Publication date: 1870
Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods
Number of Pages: 934