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Harvey Wm. (Stickney §. Co.) 147 Park
Henshaw H. C. (H. C. H. & Co. ) s w cor Lom- bard and Sharp
HENSHAW H. C. & CO. (H. C. Henshaw, A. Greenleaf, ) Baltimore Nickel Plating Works, Lombard nr Sharp
Ilill N. S. gen'l manager Life Association of America, over 15 South, dw 70 w Centre
Humrichouse C. W. (H., Bayliess & Co ) 42 MeCulloh
Humrichouse W. H. (H., Bayliess & Co.) 42 McCulloh
Hurst, Purnell & Co. (J. E. Hurst, L. B. Pur- nell, A. Maddux, L. Jackson, ) wholes. dry goods. 241 w Baltimore
JOHNSON REVERDY, JR. attorney, 43 St. Paul. dw 122 Park
King Wm. H. & Co. white lead and colors, for- merly 52 Light, now s e cor Charles and Lombard
J. F. Lewis & Co. book and Directory publish- ers, 30 Second
Little B. F. ( Zoller & L.) 196 w Lombard
LONEY F. B. & CO. (F. B. Loney, Irvin Neale, J. W. Price, R. B. Gunn, B. G. Thom- as, J. J. Hlooff, ) hardware, cutlery, &c. 240 w Baltimore
Long John R. ( Thomas & L. ) 81 Bolton
Lucas Wm. G. (Thomas & L.) 293 Aisquith McKaig Thomas J. jr. attorney, 48 St. Paul, dw 109 n Charles
McNeal & Knauff, (I. J. MeNeal, Wm. Knauff; ) carpenters, 20 s Frederick
Minor John, map publisher, 7 St. Paul, dw Mansion house
Moore B. P. jr. attorney, 47 St. Paul, dw Charles and Lexington
MOORE ROBERT & BRO. (R., Chas. J. and John Moore, ) imprs. cloths, 233 w Baltimore Morris John B. jr. 88 Franklin
Newman Benj. (Seliger & N. ) 27 w Baltimore Norris & Baldwin, cottons and woolens, for- merly 18 Hanover, now 28 s Sharp
Prince L. L. clerk, 59 s Gay
PEYTON & CO. (H. E. Peyton. H. C. Mad- dux, ) gen'l ins. agents and managers Globe Mut. Life Ins. Co. 5 German, Consolidated building
SEYMOUR W.M. D. supt. Olive Dairy, cor Penna av and Hoffman
Seliger Leon, (S. & Newman, ) 27 w Baltimore Seliger & Newman, (L. Seliger, B. Newmau, ) wholesale dry goods, 18 Hanover
THE GREAT NEW YORK TEA CO. teas, coffees, sugars and spices, 29 w Baltimore
Thomas J. Hanson, (T. & Long, ) cor Mount Vernon and Washington places
THOMAS & LONG, (J. H. Thomas, J. R. Long, ) gen'l agts. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S., room 6, 22 South
Varley T. P. photographer, 155 w Baltimore Young Miss F. P. agent Allen's Washing Com- pound and People's Literary Companion, 110 w Baltimore
PREFACE.
The new edition of the BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY, for 1871, is presented herewith to the public, with the congratulations of the Publisher on the pros- pect before us. We regard our City as regularly progressing in population and in every department of improvement and industry.
In the issue of this work for 1860 the number of householders was stated as 53,025 ; the population then was estimated on the basis of four to each house- hold, which yielded a total of 212,100; the census for that year reported the whole population as 212,418-a difference of 318-thus showing that the approximation attained by taking the above mode of estimate is accurate for all practical purposes. In 1864 the number of householders was 54,345, which multiplied by four would make the whole population 217,380. In 1867-8 the total of householders was 72,948, which quadrupled gave 291,792 as the aggre- gate of persons. Adopting the like mode of estimate, we state the number of householders in 1871 as 82,483, making the present population 329,932-being 46,557 more than is reported by the Police Commissioners, and 62,333 more than is reported by the United States Marshal. Twenty-five per cent. of the entire inhabitants is embraced in the Directory, and after making fair allow- ance for all errors, we venture to claim that accurately ascertained the total population of our city exceeds 300,000.
We advert again to the present defective and very objectionable mode of numbering our houses. The evils of the present system yearly become more glaring and more productive of confusion and embarrassment, and we reprint now from our preface to the last next preceding edition the comment then made and now repeated, because of the earnest desire felt by us and by many of our fellow-citizens for a remedy, such as is obvious, easily adopted, and which will be found efficacious now and for all time to come, let the number of our houses be never so greatly increased :
" We are yet behind some of our sister cities in our modes of designating places of abode and of business: the opening of new, and the extension and widening of old streets, aggravate the necessity, heretofore existing, for a more methodical, uniform and accurate method of numbering our houses. The process of preparing a Directory exhibits, glaringly, the defect alluded to; and, inasmuch as the work of renumbering must be resorted to, inevitably, the occasion is presented fairly for considering the most efficient mode of doing that work; experience establishes the superiority of the Decimal system above any other hitherto tried; and every consideration of expediency and convenience dictates an early resort to that system. The Consecutive plan involves ever recurring changes, which serves but to derange and confuse; and as time rolls on, and improvements multiply, that confusion becomes more obvious, more perplexing, and needlessly adds to the labors of the municipal authorities, as well as to the difficulty found by private individuals in exploring our streets. All our streets, Baltimore street not excepted, exhibit duplicate and triplicate numbers, and wanting numbers."
We respectfully tender our thanks to all classes of our fellow-citizens for their prompt and satisfactory responses on the call of our canvassers, thereby evincing a due and enhanced appreciation of the importance and utility of the work about which we were engaged.
Very Respectfully,
JANUARY, 1871.
THE PUBLISHER.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Corrections, Additions and Alterations, back of title.
Adjutant General State Militia, 889
Advertisements, Index to, 5
Aged Men's Home, 909
Aged Women's Home, 909
Almshouse Trustees, 894
Appendix,
from 889 to 916
Athenæum,
909
Baltimore Association for the Improve- ment of the Condition of the Poor, 908
Map of the City of Baltimore, corrected to date, in front of 17
Markets, 888
Maryland College of Pharmacy, 910
Maryland Club, . 908
Maryland Gas Works, 909
Maryland Hospital for the Insane, 910
Maryland Institute, 908 905
Masons,
Merchants Exchange and News Rooms, . 909
Notaries Public, 902 905
Boys' Home Association of Baltimore,
Boundaries of the Wards, .
915
Building Committee of New City Hall,
890 852
Business Directory, . from 759 to
907
Police Organization, 889
Catonsville and Ellicott City Railway,
905
Cemeteries,
910
908
Children's Aid Society,
Churches, 911
City Government, 890
City Commissioner, 890
890
City Passenger Railway, 905
893
Registers in Bankruptcy, 909
Resident Commissioners, 909
Safe Deposit Company, 901
Schuetzen Park Association, 908
Concordia Club,
908
Societies,
905
Consuls and Vice-Consuls,
898 909
Coroner,
889
Courts,
897
St. Peter's ( Epis.) Orphan Asylum, 909
909
910 Stages, 904
896
State Normal School,
889
State Department of Labor and Agricul-
ture, 889
Steamers and Steamboats, 902
Street Directory, 855
Tax Department, 890
Telegraphs, 904
Union Club, 908
United Ancient Order of Druids, 906
United Brothers (I. O.) 906
Union Orphan Asylum, 910
Vaccine Physicians,. 891
Water Department, 890
York Road Railway, . 905
PAGE.
Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c., 910
Inspector of Gas Meters, 890 Internal Revenue, 890 909 Judges of Appeal Tax Court, .
Knights of Pythias, . 906
Legislative Districts,
916
List of Names of Residents, . from 17 to 757 Magistrates, 891
Managers of the Poor, 894
Baltimore Chapter, American Institute of Architects, 908
Baltimore Gymnasium, 908
Baltimore Orphan Asylum, 910
Banks, 899
Bells-Fire Department, 893
Board of Trade, 909
Board of Public Works, 889
Board of State School Commissioners,
889
910
Odd Fellows, (I. O.O. F.)
Park Commissioners, 890
Peabody Institute, 909 909
People's Gas Company,
Portable Gas Light Company, 909
Port Warden, 890
Post Office, Preface,
Public Schools, Locations and Teachers, 891
Railroads,
902
Red Men, (Improved Order, ) 906
Red Men, (Independent Order, )
906
Colored Persons, 667 to 757
Commissioners of Public Schools, 891
Commissioners for Opening Streets,
890
Corn and Flour Exchange,
St. Andrew's Society, 907
St. George's Society, 908
Custom House,
894
Dispensaries,
904
Fire Department,
893
Gas Light Company of Baltimore, 909
German Society of Maryland, 907
German Orphan Asylum,
910
Germania Club, 908
Government of the United States, 889 Government of the State of Maryland, 889 Grand Army of the Republic, 910 891
Health Department,
Heptasophs, or S. W. M. 907
Hibernian Society of Baltimore, 908
Home of the Friendless, 909
Home for Disabled Soldiers of Maryland, 908
House of Refuge, . 908
Sons of Temperance, 907
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum.
Express Companies,
Stamp Duties,
894 3
City Council,
City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph,
Cadets of Temperance,
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
PAGE·
Acids.
R. J. Baker & Co. (see front cover)
Agricultural Implements. N. W. Slade & Co. 6
Auctioneers.
L. D. Dietz & Co. (lines top pages)
Bill Posters.
A. T. Houck & Co.
12
Bone Dust Manufacturers.
Joshua Horner & Son, (lines top
pages)
Joshua Horner, jr. & Co. (lines top
pages )
Boiler Makers.
Denmead & Son,
17
7
Murray, Clark & Co.
Geo. Page & Co.
13
Brewers.
F. Dandelet & Co. 15
Boots and Shoes.
J. S Lewis.
12
Bristle Dealers.
Wm. Wilkens & Co.
6
Britannia Ware.
William Holmes.
12
Building Materials.
W. W. Maughlin & Sons, back cover. Robinson § Cunningham. 4
Carpenters and Builders.
R. W. Gray. 17
Castings. 7 Murray, Clark §. Co. Murrill & Keizer. 19
Cement, Plaster, &c.
J. Henry Giese, (lines side pages)
Chemicals. R. J. Baker & Co. (see front cover)
Clothiers. E. F. Namuth, (lines front cover ) Noah Walker & Co. 2
Coal Tar Products. Baltimore Coal Tar Manuf'g Co., lines front cover and p. 35
Commission Merchants.
Daiger & Bramble, 12
J. Ilenry Giese, (lines side pages)
Joshua Horner, jr. & Co. (lines top
pages )
L. D. Dietz §- Co. (lines top pages)
Curled Hair Manufactory.
Wm. Wilkens & Co.
6
Dancing and Waltzing Academy.
Charles L. Spies.
7
Directory(Cleveland,O.)Publishers
Wiggins & Weaver.
20
Dumb Waiters.
James Bates.
1
Dye Woods.
R. J. Baker & Co. (see front cover)
Engravers-Wood.
Marx M. Hart, (first page inside back
cover )
J. H. Parks.
8
Engineers and Machinists.
Denmead § Son,
17
Murray, Clark & Co.
7
Murrill §. Keizer.
19
George Page & Co.
13
Fancy Goods.
Jacob Knipp, jr.
11
Fertilizers.
Joshua Horner § Son, (lines top
pages )
Joshua Horner, jr. §. Co. (lines top
pages)
Florists.
R. J. Halliday.
5
Flour, Grain, Seeds. &c.
J. Henry Giese, (lines side pages)
.
vi
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Furniture, &c. U. A. Pollack. 19
Rand & McSherry, (opp. inside back cover )
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Jacob Knipp, jr. 11
Hat and Cap Manufacturers.
B. L. Hopkins, 15
Hoisting Machines.
James Bates,
1
Robinson & Cunningham,
4
Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c. Jacob Knipp, jr., 11
Importers.
R. J. Baker & Co. (see front cover.) Ulman & Co. (inside back cover.)
Insurance.
Allmand & Williams, (top lines front cover. )
Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Co. (cards top pages. )
George B. Coale & Morris, (see front cover.) Firemen's Insurance Company of Baltimore, 3
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. (front cover.)
Home Insurance Co. of New York, (front cover.)
Maryland Life Insurance Co. of Bal- timore, (bottom lines front cover.) Merchants' Mutual (Marine) Insur- ance Co. (front cover.) North British and Mercantile Insur- ance Co. (front cover.) J. G. Proud & Sons, (inside front corer.)
Iron Fence Railing.
A. Merker & Krug,
18
Iron Works. Denmcad & Son, 17
Murray, Clark & Co. 7
Lamp Fluid. J. P. Creager & Co. 11
Leather Belting and Hose. J. H. Haskell, 19
Liquors.
Ulman & Co. (inside back cover.)
PAGE.
Livery Stables.
Charles Rupp, 11
Machine Cards. J. H. Haskell, 15
Machinists, &c.
Denmead & Son, 17
Murray, Clark & Co. 7
Murrill & Keizer, 19
Malt and Hops.
Boyd & Ricketts,
7
F. Dandelet & Co. 15
Manufacturers.
R. J. Baker & Co. (front cover.) Rand & McSherry, (opp. inside back cover. )
George Page & Co. 13
Joshua Horner, jr. & Co. (lines top pages. )
Manufacturers' Supplies. J. H. Haskell, 19
Marble Workers.
Alex. J. Abrams,
7
Medicines.
Wm. H. Read, (lines bottom pages.)
Millwrights. Murray, Clark & Co. 7
Mineral Water.
Wm. H. Read, (lines bottom pages.)
Notions, Hosiery, &c. Jacob Knipp, jr., 11
Nurserymen and Florists.
R. J. Halliday,
5
Oyster and Fruit Packers and Dealers.
Daiger & Bramble, 11
Paper Warehouses.
Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., front cover, and 16
Paper Hangings and Window Shades. 17
A. & H. J. Albert, R. H. Sinclair & Co. (card on back, under monument. ) Howell & Bros. (front edge.)
Phosphates. Joshua Horner & Son, (lines top pages. )
vii
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pianos.
PAGE. !
Gaeble's Manufacturing Co.
6
Wm. Knabe & Co. (see front cover.)
Planing Mills.
W. W. Maughlin & Sons, ( back cover.)
Robinson & Cunningham,
4
Harrington Bros.
10
Produce, &c.
Daiger § Bramble,
12
Retorts and Fire Brick.
George C. Ilicks & Co. (inside front cover.)
Railroad and Machinists' Supplies. Morton, Reed & Co. (top edge.)
Sash Factories.
4
Robinson & Cunningham, W. W. Maughlin & Sons, (back cover.)
Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable.
Denmead & Son,
17
Harrington Bros.,
10
W. W. Maughlin & Sons, back cover.
George Page & Co.,
13
Scales.
Fairbanks & Co.,
8
Peedsmen.
R. J. Halliday,
PAGE.
Silver Plated Ware.
William Holmes,
12
Spices.
H. W. Combs & Co., 20
Tailors (Merchant. )
E. F. Namuth, side lines front cover. Noah Walker & Co., 2
Tobacco Pipe Manufacturer.
Wm. Kelman.
19
Transportation Lines.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat
Company,
9
Richmond and York River Railroad
Line,
4
New York and Baltimore Transporta-
tion Line,
9
Great Southern Mail Route,
14
Undertakers.
Jacob Weaver,
11
Upholsterers.
Rand & McSherry, opp. inside back
cover.
U. A. Pollack,
19
Yarn, Gloves, &c.
Jacob Knipp, jr.
11
1
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Adjusters of Averages, . 759
Brass and Bell Founders, 773
Agencies-Commercial and Mercantile,
759
Brewers,
773
Agencies-Immigrant, 759
Brick Manufacturers, 774
Agents-Advertising and Publishing, 759
Bridge and Wharf Builders, .
774
Agents-Book and Subscription, 759
Agents-Claim and Pension,
759
Brokers-Exchange, Bill and Stock, 774
774
Agents and Managers-Insurance, .
759
Agents-Property and Collectors,
760
Brooms, Baskets and Wooden Ware,
776
Agents-Real Estate,
761
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers, 776
Building Materials, 776
776
Antiquarian Books, &c., 762
762
Cabinet Makers,
777
Architects and Civil Engineers,
763 763
Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.,
779
Artists' Materials,
764
Carpet Weavers,
779
Artificial Flowers.
764
Carriage and Coach Makers, . 779
Artificial Limbs, Trusses, &c.,
764
Carriage Goods, Hardware, &c., 780
Attorneys at Law,
764
Carvers and Gilders,' 780
Auction and Commission Merchants, Bacon Dealers,
766
Cattle Dealers, 780
780
Bag Manufacturers and Brokers,
Chair Makers,
780
Bakers,
767
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals,
780
Bankers,
767
Banks,
767
Banks-National,
767
Chronometers and Nautical Instruments, Cloaks, Shawls and Mantillas,
781 782 781
Bell Hangers,
768
Clothiers-Wholesale,
781
Bellows Manufacturer,
768
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., 782
782
Billiard Saloons,
768
Coal Oil,
783
Blacking Manufacturers,
768
Coffee Renovaters, 783
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights,
768
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders, 783
Bleachers and Pressers,
769
Collar Makers, 783
Commercial Colleges, 783
Boarding Houses, .
769
Boat Builders,
770
Boiler Makers,
770
Companies-Miscellaneous, 787
Bolting Cloths,
770
Confectioners and Fruiterers, 788
788
Bonnet Frame Manufacturers, .
770
770 Consuls and Vice-Consuls, 789
Conveyancers, 789
Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers,
771
Coopers, 789
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur- ers-Retail,
771
Cork Cutters and Dealers,
790
Boots and Shoes-Ladies,
772
Corset Makers, 790
Cotton Brokers, 790
773
Cotton Dealers and Factors, 790
773 Cotton Duck Manufacturers, . 790
773 Cotton Yarn, &c., 790
Box Makers,
773 Cotton and Woolen Goods, 790
776 776
Aquariums and Bird Stuffers,
762
Cards-Machine,
Carpenters and Builders, 777
Artists,
760
Brokers-Insurance, .
Agents-General,
Brokers-Merchandise and Shipping, Brokers-Real Estate, 775
774
Agents-Steamers, Rail Road and Pas- senger, 761
Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers,
Agricultural Implements, 762
Butter Dealers,
Cement and Plaster,
China, Glass and Queensware, 780 781 Chiropodists, 781 781
Banks-Savings,
768 768
Clocks,
Basket Makers,
768
Clothiers-Children,
Bell Founders,
768
Clothiers-Retail,
Bill Posting and Distributing,
768
Coal and Wood Dealers,
Block and Pump Makers,
769
Commission Merchants, 783
Commissioners of Deeds, 788
Confectioners and Fruiterers-wholesale,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Silk and Straw Goods, Book Binders,
770
Coppersmiths and Works, . 789
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactur- ers-Wholesale,
Boot and Shoe Upper Manufacturers, Bottlers,
Britannia Ware Manufacturers, 774
Apothecaries, Druggists and Chemists,
767 767
Barrel Dealers,
iz
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Cuppers and Leechers,
790
Hosiery, Yarns, Worsteds, &c. 807
Curled Hair Manufacturers,
790
Hotels,
807
Curriers, Leather and Findings,
790
Hoopskirts,
Cutlers and dealers in Cutlery,
790
Dairies,
791
House Furnishing Goods,
808
Dancing Academies,
791
Ice Cream,
809
Dentists,
791
Importers,
809 809
Die Sinkers and Engravers,
792
India Rubber Goods,
810
Dispensaries,
792
Instrument Makers,
810
Distillers,
792
Insurance Companies,
811
Dressmakers,
792
Intelligence Offices,
812
Druggists-Wholesale,
792
Iron Fence Railing,
812
Dry Goods-Retail,
792
Iron, Steel and Metal Dealers,
812
Dry Goods-Wholesale and Commission,
794
Iron Founders,
813
Dyers and Scourers,
794
Iron Furnaces,
813
Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs,
794
Japanners and Ornamenters,
813
Edge Tools,
794
Jewelers,
813
Elastic Sponge Goods,
794
Junk Dealers,
814
Embroideries and Laces,
794
Ladies' Furnishing,
814
Engineers-Civil and Mechanical,
Lamps and Oil,
814
Engines and Boilers,
795
Last Makers,
814
Engravers,
795
Laundries,
814
Express Forwarders,
795
Leather Belting,
814
Fancy Goods and Notions-Retail,
795
Leather and Oil Dealers, 814 .
815
Fertilizers,
796
Lime.
814
File and Rasp Manufacturers,
797
Linen Goods,
815
Fire Brick Manufacturers,
797
Liquor and Wine Dealers-Retail,
815
Fish Dealers,
797
Liquors and Wines-Wholesale,
816
Fishing Tackle, Twines, &c.,
797
Lithographers, .
816
Flag Manufacturers, .
797
Livery, Hack and Sale Stables,
817
Florists and Nurserymen,
797
Locksmiths and Bellhangers, 817
Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers,
797
Looking-Glass and Picture Frame Man- ufacturers, . 817
Fresco Painters,
798
Lumber Dealers, 817
Machinists, 818 818
818
Gas Fitters and Fixtures,
800
Manufacturers' and Machinists' Supplies, 820
820
Gas Meter Makers,
800
Gaugers,
800
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Retail,
800
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Whole- sale,
800
Glass and Glassware Dealers, 801
Millwrights,
Glass Manufacturers, 801
Glass Stainers,
801
Gloves, Hosiery, Worsted, Yarns, &c.
801
Gold Beaters,
801
Naval Stores, 824
Newspapers, 824
824
Nickel Plating,
825
Notaries Public,
825
Notions-Wholesale,
825
Gun Manufacturers and Dealers,
804 804
Oil Companies,
825
Hair Dressers and Goods,
804
Oil Dealers,
825
Hardware-Retail, 805
805
Hat and Cap Manufacturers,
806
Hats, Caps, Furs, and Straw Goods- Retail,
806
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c .- Wholesale, 806
Hay and Straw Dealers, 806
806
Hide and Leather Dealers,
806
Paper Hangings and Window Shades, 828
Horse Dealers, 807
Paper Stock, 828
Hose Manufacturers,
807 - Paper Warehouses,
828
Maltsters, .
Furriers and Fur Dealers,
800
Gas, 800
Merchant Tailors, . 821
Millers-Merchant,
822
Millinery,
822
Millinery Goods,
823 823 823
Morocco Manufacturers and Dressers,
823 823
Gold and Silversmiths,
801 801 801
News and Periodicals,
Grinders and Polishers, 804
Grocers-Retail, 802
803
Nurses and Midwives, 825
Opticians, 826
Organ Builders, 826
Oyster and Fruit Dealers and Packers, 826 Packing ( Provision ) Houses, 826
Painters-House and Sign,
826
Paints, Oils, &c.,
827
Paper Bags, 828
Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c.
Paper Box Manufacturers, 828
.
Mineral Water,
Music and Musical Instruments, . Music Teachers, 823
Gold Pen Manufacturers,
Grain and Flour Dealers, .
799
Manufacturers,
Marule and Stone Workers, .
Mattress Manufacturers, 821
Forwarding, 798
Fruit Dealers, 799
Furniture Dealers and Manufacturers,
795
Fancy Goods and Notions-Wholesale,
796
Lightning Rods,
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Horse Shoers, 808
808
Dental Depot and College,
791
Ice Depots,
Grocers-Wholesale and Commission, Guano Dealers,
Hardware-Wholesale,
ÍNDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Passe Partouts, :
828
Shoe Findings, 842
Patent Articles,
828
Show Case Manufacturers, 842
Patent Medicines,
828
Show Cards, 842
Pattern Makers,
829
Silk Weavers, Manufacturers and Dealers, Silver Platers and Plated Ware, . Silversmiths,
842
Phosphates,
829
Slaters,
842
Photographers,
829
Smokers' Articles, .
842
Photographers' Stock,
830
842
Physicians,
830
Piano Dealers and Manufacturers,
833
Pickling and Preserving,
833
Stamping, Pinking and Fluting, Staten Island Dyeing,
842
Picture Frame Manufacturers,
833
843
Plane Makers,
834
Stationery, Blank Books, &c.
842
Plaster Mills,
834
Steamship and Steamboat Lines,
843 .
Plumbers,
834
Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manufac-
turers,
834
Potteries,
834
Stove Dealers,
844
Printers-Book and Job,
834
Sugar Refineries,
844
Printers-Copperplate,
835
Printers' Inks,
835
Tanners and Curriers, 844
844
Provision Merchants-Wholesale,
836
Telegraphs,
845
Pump and Block Makers, 836
Pyrotechnists, 836
Railways, (Marine, ) 836
837
Tobacco and Cigars-Retail, 846
Regalia Makers, 837
Restaurants,
837
Registers in Bankruptcy,
837
Riggers,
838
Rolling Mills,
838
Roofers,
838
Turners, 848
849
Saddle and Harness Makers,
838
Undertakers, 849
Safes-Fire Proof,
839
Sail Makers, Salt Dealers,
839
Variety, 849
Veterinary Surgeons, 840
850
Saw Manufacturers,
839
Watches and Jewelry, 850
Saw and Planing Mills,
839
Watch Case Makers, 850
Weighers, 850
Scales, . Schools, Academies and Colleges,
840
Whips and Canes, 850
Wig Makers, . 850
Sewing Machines,
840
Wood Dealers, 850
Ship Joiners,. 841
841
Wool Dealers, 851
Shipping Masters, . 841
Yeast Makers, 851
Shipping Merchants, . 841
Miscellaneous,
851
Shirt Manufacturers,
841
Upholstered Furniture, 849
Upholsterers,
849
Sand Dealers, 839 839
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers, .
Vinegar Makers,
Seeds, 840 840
Wire Workers, 850
Ship Builders and Marine Railways, Ship Chandlers, .
840
Wood-Sawed and Split, S51
Wooden and Willow Ware, 851
Ship Smiths, .
829
841
Pavers, Graders and Contractors,
Pawnbrokers,
829
Snuff Manufacturers, . 842 Soap and Candle Manufacturers, Spices, 842
Steam and Water Heating,
843
Stencil Cutters, .
843
Storage,
843
Surveyors, . 844
Tailors' and Clothiers' Trimmings, 844
Produce Dealers, 835
Provision Dealers, .
836
Tea and Coffee Dealers, 4
Tin Plate and Metals,
845
Tin Ware, Can and Sheet Iron Manu- facturers and Workers, 845
Ranges and Furnaces,
Tobacco Dealers and Manufacturers- Wholesale, S47
Toilet Articles, Perfumery, &c. 848
Trimmings Laces, &c. 848
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c .. 848
Rope Makers and Dealers, 838 838
Type Founders,
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers, 849
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,
839
840
842
BALTIMORE
CITY DIRECTORY,
1871.
ABBREVIATIONS.
@ n. north; s. south; e. east; w. west; st. street ; ct. court; av. avenue; al alley ; la. lane; dw. dwelling ; cor. corner ; ext. extended ; rd. road ; nr. near ; L. P. Locust Point. Note : The names appearing in CAPITAL LETTERS are subscribers.
AAR
Aaron Augustus, carpenter, 106 Battery av Aaron Mrs. Bertha, 123 w Madison Aaron Chas. F.(Porter & A.)216 Montgomery Aaron Geo. clerk, 106 Battery av Aaron Geo. W. lieut. police, 147 Bank Aaron Lewis M. sec. hand goods, 44 Columbia Aaron Marcellus, carpenter, 106 Battery av Aaron Mary J. 216 Montgomery
Aaron Wmn. shoemaker, 1 West al
Abbes Francis H. collector, 250 e Pratt
Abbot Chas. (Southerland & Co. )273 n Eutaw Abbot F. brusbmaker, 171 n Spring Abbott Alexander, 329 e Baltimore
Abbott Cornelius F. manager Asbury Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. 41 Postoffice av, dw 210 Conway
Abbott Daniel E. R. carp. 106 McEIderry
Abbott David M. carp. 34 Constitution
Abbott Edwin A. 113 s High
Abbott Mrs. Elizabeth J. 143 Battery av Abbott Emma, cook, 179 Hanover Abbott Mrs. E. B. 13 Mulberry
Abbott Geo. T. puddler, First av nr Toone Abbott Henry J. engineer, 253 s Chester
Abbott Horace, (H. A. & Son) Baltimore co ABBOTT H. § SON, (Horace Abbott, John S. Gilman, ) 8 s Gay
ABBOTT IRON COMPANY, C. H. Ashburner, prest. cor Burke and Hudson, Canton Abbott James A. boilermaker, 102 Henrietta Abbott James F. 156 Jefferson Abbott James L carpenter, 191 Montgomery Abbott James W. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott John, mariner, 114 Mullikin Abbott Jobn, mariner, 114 York
Abbott John F. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott John N. carpenter, 293 e Fayette Abbott J. Walter, clerk, 143 Battery av Abbott Mrs. Julia, 60 s Sbarp
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