Woods' Baltimore city directory (1870), Part 2

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Publication date: 1870
Publisher: Baltimore, Md : John W. Woods
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These MOULDINGS are manufactured by New Machinery, and are very superior to Iland- work, and can be furnished for about one-half the price for hand-labor.

Sizes varying from 5-8 inch to 4 inches, of different styles, always on hand or worked to order.

ALL' ORDERS ADDRESSED TO HARRINGTON BROS., Chesapeake Moulding and Turning Works, N. E. Cor. PRATT AND FREMONT-STS. BALTIMORE, MD.

All kinds of Straight or Irregular Mouldings, Sawed and Carved Mouldings, Seroll Sawing, Turning and Hand Rails, Newels and Balusters, Plain, Octagon, Carved and Fluted.

BRACKETS AND TRUSSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Sawed Banisters and Barges, and all kinds of Ornamented and Moulded Door-Frames and Triminings, Plain and Ornamented Window Caps and Mantles, at the shortest notice and ou tie most reasonable Terms. medAll Work Delivered.

ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO IMMEDIATELY.

ADVERTISEMENTS. ,

Maryland Collar and Saddle Company,

MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT ELASTIC

Rubber Tine Collars, addles and

WARRANTED NOT TO GALL HORSES,

But will HEAL HORSES already GALLED under Work. W. D. MACY, Agent, No. 55 German Street, near Entaw, Baltimore.

entera itsurance

Caency.

POWHATAN B. STARKE,

No. 37 POST OFFICE AVENUE, BALTIMORE, MD.

General Insurance Agent & Broker, if fire, Marine ccident

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF BUFFALO, N. Y. Connecticut Fire Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, CONN.

STICKNEY CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF Baltimore Charcoal Forge, and Car Wheel PIG IRON, , Lazaretto Furnace, Clinton Street, --- CANTON, Coal Shippers & Dealers in Scotch & American Pig Iron, Office No. 42 Second Street, near South.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE From Baltimore to New Orleans, AND THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO THE Southern Atlantic States, AND COAST POINTS.

THE ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA & MANASSAS RAIL ROAD

IS THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE SOUTH OF WASHINGTON,

To Alexandria, Harrisonburg, Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, LYNCHBURG, Bristol, Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA, Nashville, Humboldt, Memphis, Vicksburg, NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, Pensacola, Chattahoochee, St. Marks, Cedar Keys, Jacksonville, Fernandina, Brunswick, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, WILMINGTON, Morehead City, Suffolk, PETERSBURG, RICHMOND,

And all Intermediate Stations and Connecting Points,

Some of the principal to which Through Tickets are sold, are

Atlanta, Ga. Danville, Va.

Hot Springs, Va. Raleigh, N. C.

Augusta, Ga. Dalton, Ga.

Huntsville, Ala. Rockbridge, A. S., Va.

Canton, Miss. Decatur, Ala. Jackson, Miss. Rome, Ga.

Charlottesville, Va. Front Royal, Va.

Lexington, Va.

Selma, Ala.

Charlotte, N. C.

Goldsboro', N. C.

Manassas, Va.

Strausburg, Va.

Columbus, Miss. Greensboro', N. C.

Meridian, Miss.

Sweet Springs, Va.

Columbus, Ga. Grenada, Miss.

Montgomery, Ala.

Warm Springs, Va.

Columbia, S. C. Grand Junction, Miss. Macon, Ga.

Warrenton, Va.

Corinth, Miss. Gordonsville, Va.

Mount Jackson, Va. Weldon, S. C.

Covington, W. Va. Healing Springs, Va. Oxford, Miss.

Culpeper, Va. Holly Springs, Miss.

-Trains for this All-Rail Route, leave BALTIMORE from Camden Station, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, double daily. Tickets sold at the Ticket Office, Camden Station, B. & O. R. R., or at the Ticket Office, 149 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, corner of Calvert. At this Office orders can be left for Baggage, which will be called for and checked from residence.

WM. E. GASKINS, Agent, Office 147 West Baltimore Street.

All Rail, Southern Fast Freight Line.

NO WATER RISK, AND QUICK TIME!

Freight received daily at Camden Station, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, via the ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS RAIL ROAD, transported in 21 hours to GORDONSVILLE, connecting with the CHIESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD, for Charlottes- ville, Staunton, Covington, White Sulphur, RICHMOND, and all stations on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Road, and to LYNCHBURG in 31 hours, connecting with the VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD, which forwards promptly for Bristol, Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Rome, Selma, Meri- dian, Stevenson, Nashville; Decatur, Corinth, Grand Junction, Memphis and intermediate stations.

Freight also received and promptly forwarded to Warrenton, Harrisonburg, and all stations on the Or- ange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail Road and Branches.

For RATES and further information, inquire at the Office of the General Freight Agent, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, the Freight Office of

J, T. ENGLAND Agent, CAMDEN STATION,

Or, for both Freight and Travel, at the Office of the Great Southern Mail Route and Fast Freight Line, 147 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR CALVERT.

WM. E. GASKINS, Agent, O. A. & M. R. R. CO., OFFICE 147 WEST BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE.

Woodstock, Va.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Washington T -

a ittversity.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. BALTIMORE, MD.

FACULTY.

REV. THOMAS E. BOND, M. D., President.

G. C. M. ROBERTS, M. D., LL. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.

CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR. M. D., Professor of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.

JOHN R. PAGE, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine.

HARVEY L. BYRD, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.

MARTIN P. SCOTT, M. D., Professor of the Diseases of Women and Children.

EDWARD WARREN, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery.

JOHN F. MONMONIER, M. D., Professor of Physiology and General Pathology.

J. J. MOORMAN, M. D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Hygiene.

JOSEPH E. CLAGETT. M. D. Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.

J. E. LINDSAY. M. D. Professor of Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy.

ALFRED H. POWELL, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.

The next Regular Session of the Washington University will begin on THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, and terminate on the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870.

One Beneficiary Student from each Congressional District of the late slaveholding States is annually received, precedence being given to wounded and disabled soldiers.

Each Senatorial District of the State of Maryland is also entitled to one Beneficiary Student in Washington University . Applications should be made at once through the State Senators.

The clinical advantages of this Institution are unsurpassed. In addition to a daily elone of the most satisfactory character, Washington University has attached to it a hospital of its own, in which every possible facility is afforded for acquiring a practical knowledge of Medicine and Surgery.

The Seamen's Hospital of the Port of Baltimore is also under the exclusive control of the Faculty of this School. Anatomical Material is abundant. A prize of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100) will be given for the best Thesis presented by a candidate for Graduation.

FEES.

MATRICULATION,

$ 5 00

DISSECTION,

10 00

PROFESSORS,

120 00

DIPLOMA,

20 00

BENEFICIARY,

35 00

For each Session.

For additional information address the subscriber, care of Box 1267, Baltimore, or apply at the office of PROFESSOR WARREN, 94 Saratoga Street.

CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR, M. D., Dean.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HISS & BROTHER,

No. 128 W. FAYETTE STREET,

W.J-A.S.C.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

uruiture an ecorations,

MANTLES, Pier Glasses, Curtains, Doorways, &c. HISS & BROTHER, 128 WEST FAYETTE STREET.

MACKENZIE BROS.

( Late Thomas Mackenzie & Sons,) IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN

COACH & SADDLERY HARDWARE,

No. 222 BALTIMORE STREET,

Established in 1825. BALTIMORE.

Felloes,

Saddle Trees,

Hubs,

Spokes,

Sheep Skins,

Springs,

Shoe Thread, Hog Skins, Canvass.

SADDLERS' HAIR.

ENAMELED LEATHER,

BAG LEATHER,

SKIRTING, BITS,

HARNESS LEATHER,

CARRIAGE BOLTS,

MOSS,

STIRRUPS,

VARNISH,

TIRE BOLTS,

WHEELS,

&c., &c.

Also, all other articles appertaining to the business.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED "ARCHIMEDEAN AXLES."

ADVERTISEMENTS.

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT OF THE Insurance Co.

Asbury Life

NEW YORK.

LEMUEL BANGS, President. GEO. ELLIOTT, Vice-Pres't and Sec'y. EMORY MCCLINTOCK, Actuary.

MARCUS D. SAVIN, Superintendent of Agencies for Maryland and the District of Columbia, Office -- 44 POST OFFICE AVENUE, BALTIMORE, MD. LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE.

JOHN HRU'RST. Pres't Nat. Exc. Bank.

HY. W. DRAKELEY, of Drakeley & Fenton.

DR. JESSE L. WARFIELD, Capitalist. JOB SMITHI.

GEORGE SANDERS, of G. Sanders & Sons. ROBERT TURNER, of R. Turner & Son. JNO. THOS. SMITH, Cash'r Nat. B. of Balt. WM. 1. SIBLEY, Capitalist, Wash'n, D. C.

ROB'T W. DRYDEN, Capitalist. GEO. W. RIGGS, of Riggs & Co., Bankers, Washington, D. C.

CUMBERLAND DUGAN, of C. Dugan & Co.

GERARD E. MORGAN, M. D., Medical Examiner. WILLIAM DANIEL, Counsel.

No. 219 W. BALTIMORE STREET, Over the Store of Charles Blake & Co.

WOOD RT

ENGRAYER

219 Balt.St.

BALTIMORE

BOOK & NEWSPAPER

ILLUSTRATIONS

Engraved in the most Artistic Manner, at the Lowest Prices.

Views of Buildings, Machinery, Animals, &c., dr. = .. =

BILL HEADS, SOCIETY SEALS, PORTRAITS,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

E. SACHSE & CO.

hagraphic and Color Printing

ESTABLISHMENT,

104 South Charles Street, BALTIMORE.

Execute in the Most Beautiful Style,

VIEWS OF CITIES, BUILDINGS

LANDSCAPES, MACHINERY,

LABLES, SHOW & BUSINESS CARDS,

AND ARE PUBLISHERS OF THE VIEWS OF

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,

In different sizes and prices. Also, of the

ALBUMS OF WASHINGTON & BALTIMORE,

In Colors and Plain.

Letter Heads with the View of Baltimore City,

Small Views of Public Buildings and places in Virginia, Washington, and Baltimore.

They are also Publishers of the GRAND VIEW OF BALTIMORE CITY, in twelve sections, forming, when mounted, one large View, twelve feet in length, and five feet seven inches in height, showing every house and street. Price $15.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BUCKMAN BROS. & CO.

192 W. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.

Bankers

Brokers,

DEALERS IN Fechange, Uncurent Bank Notes, AND ALL KINDS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS.

COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points, and remitted for on day of payment, at current rate of exchange.

Deposits received and Interest allowed, subject to check at sight.

A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.

J.H.PARKSENGRAVE

777

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No. 86 West Fayette Street, BALTIMORE.

BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS, ORNAMENTAL HEADS FOR PAPERS, VIEWS OF BUILDINGS, MACHINERY,

Society Seals, Labels in Colors. Stamps, Tobacco Brands. &c.

Established 1837.

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MURPHY'S CELEBRATED STEREOGRAPHIC BANK CHECKS, &c.

Printed in Various Colors, New and Beautiful Styles, in Books of 100 and upwards, on all the BANKS of the City, kept constantly on Sale and Printed to Order, at short notice.

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WOODS'S

BALTIMORE CITY

DIRECTORY,

CONTAINING A CORRECTED

Engraved Map of the City,

A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

A STREET DIRECTORY,

And an Appendix of much Useful Information.

1870.

BALTIMORE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS, No. 12 SOUTH STREET. Over Farmers and Planters Bank.

Mordred Vor

F 189 ČIAIY

CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS,

AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

Archer W. II. bauker, 23 South

Baltimore Christian Advocate, Rev. Thos. E. Bond, M. D. and Robert A. Holland editors and prop'rs, 84 St. Paul

Bamberger & Eilau, (A. Bamberger, A.Eilan, ) millinery goods, 247 w Baltimore

Beck, Deetjen & Hayen, (G. II. Beck, T.Deet- jen, E. Hayen, ) imp's and com. merchants, 60 s Gay

Bledsoe A. T., editor and prop'r Southern Re- view, 5 South, Sun building

Bond Rev. Thomas E., editor and prop'r Bal- timore Christian Advocate, 8} St. Paul, dw 82 Read

Brooks Geo. W. & Co. (G. W. Brooks, ) lum- ber, cor East Falls and Eastern avs

Brooks, Rogers & Co. (C. Brooks, D. G. Rogers,

W. F. Clautice, A. Phelps, ) boots, shoes and hats, 346 w Baltimore

Brooks & Thrasher, (C. Brooks, Isaac Thrasher, ) clothing, over 346 w Baltimore

Brown, Graves & Co. (N. Judson Brown, Win. B. Graves, ) com. merchts. 24 Commerce

Brown Dr. Septimus, 503 w Baltimore, dw ne cor Linden av and Townsend

Bryan J. Harry, 31 St. Paul

BYRD. DR. HARVEY L. prof. obstetrics in Washington University, 366 n Fremont

Buckman Bros.& Co .. ( see p. 30 Advertisements ) Carroll Harry D. G. jr. 107 w Monument

handler Geo. A., attorney, 41 Lexington, dw Eutaw honse

("lark G. K. jr .. sup't J. M. Bradstreet & Son's mercantile ngeney, 30 Sonth, dw Mt. Vernon hotel

Clarke Jos. A. P. (C.& Martin, )645 w Fayette

Clarke & Martin, (J.A.P.Clarke, J.D.Martin, ) grocers, 647 w Fayette

Clantice & Mitchell, (E.Clautice, J. C.Mitchell, ) 124 Light

Cox Richard W. & Co. bankers and brokers, n w cor Baltimore and Charles

Craftsmen's Life Assurance Co., Needles & Walter general ageuts. 10 Postoffice av

Darrell Chas. & Co. (C. Darrell, J. W. Boyle, ) imp'rs liquors, 1 Exchange pl

Deetjen T. (Beck, D. & Hlayen, )60 s Broadway EARTH CLOSET AGENCY, D. C. Ilartman agent, 98 s Howard

Fulton Dr. Robert, 53 s Sharp

Gump Samuel B. printer, 10 n Caroline

Ilayen E. (Beck, Deetjen & H.) Baltimore co

Hooper Geo. G. 31 St. Paul

Hunt John G., fancy soaps, 17 s Gay, dw Charles st av ext

HUDTWALCKER HENRY, restaurant, 48 Post Office av

Hurst, Roberts & Co.(J. A. Hurst, G. S. Rob- erts, J. E. Hurst, ) boots, shoes and hats, 243 w Baltimore

Kefanver & Co. flour and prod. com. merchts. s w cor Howard and Franklin

Martin John D. (Clarke & M. )647 w Fayette Mayer Lewis, attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw n e cor Saratoga and St. Paul

Miller, Rogers & Co. ( M. A. Miller, J. A. Rogers, Win. A. Miller, ) dry goods, 345 w Baltimore Montoto Francisco, confectioner, 51 n Charles Needles Chas. E. (N. & Walter, )45 Lexington Needles & Walter, (C.E Needles, J.N. Walter, ) general agents Craftsmen's Life Assurance Co. 10 Post Office av

PREFACE.

The Publisher of the BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY herewith presents to the citizens of Baltimore his New Edition for 1870. The increase of names they will find has been large ; there being 83,500 in the work, or 10,500 more than in the edition of 1869. Increase of Whites 113 per cent., of Colored 25 per cent .; of Whites and Colored, 14 per cent. Taking the ratio of 25 per cent. of the population as being thus embraced, the estimate is arrived at of 334,000 for the entire residents of our city.

The addition to the business of our city is fully commensurate with the increase of our numbers, and the opening of additional railroads, the establish- ment of lines of steamers, and other enterprizes, conducive to our commercial prosperity, have wrought, are working, and will continue to effect changes so great as to be astounding, and so beneficial as to afford ground for congratula- tion. The marked improvement in the style and architecture of our buildings, public and private, elicits the attention of all beholders-of the resident citi- zen as well as of the temporarily sojourning stranger.

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Woods' Baltimore city directory (1870), Part 2

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