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On Baltimore street between Fremont and Poppleton, His Honor says: "There is sufficient space for three blocks with no street intervening." They would be very small squares. The difficulty in this block is, that the houses all are small and narrow ; the square of ground is not much longer than many other squares in the city. There are fifty-six houses on the north side of Balti- more street between Fremont and Poppleton ; now, by adding at the forty-fifth house a fraction (}) and continuing it on each alternate number to the fiftieth house, it would be all right. A person owning a small house could not make any objection, it would not lessen the character of his house, and he would be yielding something for the public good. In the next ten yearsit is likely the houses may be changed, if so, they will require enlargement ; and the square might be renumbered (if the decimal system is in use) without disturbing any other number or square.
His Honor says: " The system will obligate the renumbering of nearly every
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building in the city." That is so, and if the work is done properly, every house must have a new number, so that the decimal system shall have a fair start- the two theories cannot work together. There need be no loss to the business houses on account of the new numbers. When the new numbers are put in use the old numbers can be allowed to stay on the houses a year or two, and can be printed on billheads, cards, &c., new and old, along side of each other, as they can be made easily distinguishable ; after a year or two the use of the legal number gradually will wipe out the old one. 1
His Honor goes on : "This will prove detrimental to the interest of every storekeeper, manufacturer and merchant, and particularly those that have a country trade." The evils of introducing the decimal system are perfectly overwhelming in imagination. The people of Philadelphia were worked up with their imaginings to a great pitch, and remonstrated strongly against the measure ; but their Council passed it nearly unanimously. Yet the manufac- turers, the merchants, the storekeepers, and the city itself, have survived the disasters anticipated from the passage of the bill ; and not the slightest utter- ance of dissatisfaction exists; on the contrary, every Philadelphian boasts of the advantages and facilities afforded the merchants, storekeepers, manufacturers, and even the countryman has no difficulty in finding any house in the City, without stopping persons along the street to inquire where such a number can be found.
His Honor again says: "The evil of which it is said some complain, can be readily remedied by a more vigorous application of the third section of the Ordinance of 1871." The more vigorous application of the law means, to fol- low the canvassers of a Directory and renumber the houses after the canvasser has got his names for the Directory, as was done in the canvass of 1871 for the Directory of 1872; at that time there were some five or six men crossing the path of the canvassers while canvassing the Eastern section of the City ; thus thwarting the publisher of the Directory instead of co-operating with him. That law of 1871 says : "When an error or irregularity exists in the number- ing of houses, or when they are without numbers, in any street, lane or alley in the City of Baltimore, to have the same corrected or numbered without un- necessary delay, as soon as the facts are brought to his (the Inspector of Build- ings) notice." Now, that much of the law is productive of continual agitation. How much more sensible would it be to pass a law that would last for a hun- dred years ; one which could be corrected a square at a time without putting a whole street in confusion ?
GENERAL CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Advertisements, Index to, 8
Aged Men's Home, 913
Aged Women's Home, 913
Allston Association, 911
Almshouse Trustees, 896
American Mechanics (O. U. A. M.) 911
American Mechanics ( Junior O. U. A. M.) 912
Appendix, 891
Arbeiter Beneficial Association, 910
Athenæum, 912
Baltimore Association for the Improve- ment of the Condition of the Poor, 911
Balt. Chapter, Am. Institute of Architects, 910 Baltimore Manual Labor School, ·914
Baltimore Medical and Surgical Society, 915
Baltimore Orphan Asylum,
Banks,
Bayview Asylum, 915
Bells-Fire Department, 895
B'nai B'rith, Independent Order, 911
Board of Trade, .
913
Merchants Exchange and News Rooms,
903
Odd Fellows, (I. O. O. F.) 907
913
Orphans Home, Park Commissioners,
892
Pay Office U. S. N.
912
Cemeteries,
Churches,
916
City Government,
892
City Council
892
·
City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 895
Colored Orphans' Home, 913
Colored Persons, 657 to 761
Commissioners of Public Schools, 893
Commissioners for Opening Streets, 893
Concordia Club, 910
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, 897
Cooper Union T. and B. Society, No. 2, 910
Corn and Flour Exchange, 913
Coroners, 891
Corrections, Additions, &c. back of title.
Courts,
898
Custom House, 897
Dispensaries, 915
Epiphany House of Mercy, 915
Express Companies, 905
Fire Department, 895
Gas Light Company of Baltimore,
913
German Society of Maryland, 910
German Orphan Asylumn, 915 Germania Club, 910
Germania Maennerchor, 911
Government of the United States, 891 891
Government of the State of Maryland,
Grand Army of the Republic,
915 893
Hebrew Benevolent Society, 914 . Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Association, 914 Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society, 914
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, 914
Henry Watson Children's Aid Society, 911
Heptasophs, or S. W. M. 909
Hibernian Society of Baltimore, 910
Home of the Friendless, 913
Home for Girls, 913
Horse Railways, 905
House of Refuge, 912
House of the Good Shepherd, 914
Infirmaries Hospitals, &c. 915 892
Inspector of Gas Meters,
Internal Revenue, . 912
Knights of Pythias, 908
List of Names of Residents, from 17 to 761
Magistrates, . Male Free School and Colvin Inst. for Girls, 914 Managers of the Poor, 896 889
Markets.
Maryland Academy of Art, 911
Maryland Bible Society, 914
Maryland College of Pharmacy, .
915
Maryland Club, 910
Maryland Deaf and Dumb Assylum,
914
915 Maryland Eye and Ear Infirmary, Maryland Gas Works, 913
Maryland Hospital for the Insane,
915
Maryland Inebriate Asylum,
915
Maryland Industrial School for Girls, Maryland Institute,
913 912
Maryland Inst. for Instruction of Blind,
Maryland Sunday School Union,
Maryland Tract Society,
Masons, .
McKim Free School,
.
915 912
Board of State School Commissioners, 891
Boys' Home Association of Baltimore, 914
Building Committee of New City Hall, 892 Business Directory, from 763 to 863
Peabody Institute, 912
913
Police Organization,
891
Portable Gas Light Company,
913
Post Office, . Prisoners' Aid Association, 914
893
Red Men, (Improved Order, ) 907
Red Men, (Independent Order, ) 907
Registers in Bankruptcy, 913
Resident Commissioners, 913
Safe Deposit Company, . 902
Scheutzen Park Association,
910
Scheutzen Park ( West Baltimore) Asso- ciation, 910
Society for Educating Poor and Orphan Children
914
Sons and Daughters of America, 909
Sons of Temperance, 909
St. Andrew's Society, 910
St. Anthony's (R. C.)Ger. Orphan Asylum, 913 St. Francis Orphan Asylum, 913
St. George's Society, 910
St. Joseph's House of Industry, 913
St. Joseph's General Hospital, 913
St. Mary's Female Orphan Asylum, 913
St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys, 914
St. Paul's Orphan Asylum, 914
St. Paul's Boys' Home, . 914
St. Peter's (Epis. ) Orphan Asylum, 913
St. Vincent de Paul's Orphan Asylum, 914
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, 913 905
Stages,
State Normal School, 891
Steamers and Steamboats, 903
Street Directory, 865
Tax Department, 892
Telegraphs, 905
The "Home." 913
Union Orphan Asylum, 914
United Ancient Order of Druids, 907
United Brothers (I. O.) 907
Water Department, 892
Weather Observation Office, 913
Young Men's Catholic Lyceum, 911
Young Men's Catholic Ass'n of Baltimore, 911
.
896
. Public Schools, Locations and Teachers, Railroads, 903
Cadets of Temperance, 909 920
914 899
914 914 914 906
Notaries Public,
People's Gas Company,
PAGE. 893
Health Department,
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Adjustable Spring Bed. Bartlett & Pomeroy, (inset.)
Bill Posters.
A. T. Houck & Co.
11
Flour, Grain, &c.
Chas. H. Daiger & Bros.
11
Furniture, &c.
WVm. Reisinger & Son.
10
Gentleman's Furnisning Goods.
Jacob Knipp, jr.
10
Bristle Dealers.
Wm. Wilkens & Co.
7
Hoisting Machines.
James Bates.
1
Britannia Ware.
William Holmes,
11
Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c.
Jacob Knipp, jr.
10
Insurance.
Etna Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. (inside front cover. )
Allemannia Ins. Co. of Cleveland, O. 12
Alps Ins. Co. of Erie, 12
O. F. Bresee, (lines bottom of pages. ) Firemen's Insurance Company of Bal- timore, 2
Gegan Bros. & Allmand, (top lines cover.)
Noah Walker & Co.
Coal Tar.
Baltimore Coal Tar Manufacturing Co.
side line front cover, and p.
37
Coal Tar Products.
Baltimore Coal Tar Mannfacturing
Co. side line front cover and p.
37
Commission Merchants.
Chas. H. Daiger & Bros. 11
Curled Hair Manufactory.
Wm. Wilkens & Co.
7
Drain and Sewer Pipes.
Geo. C: Hicks, (inside front cover.)
Dumb Waiters.
James Bates,
Electrotypers.
P. E. Cowman.
13
Elevators.
James Bates.
1
Engravers Wood.
J. Il. Parks.
9
Engineers and Machinists.
T. C. Basshor & Co. (inset.)
Denmead & Son,
8
James Murray & Son,
11
George Page & Co.
3
Fancy Goods.
Jacob Knipp, jr. 10
Florists.
R. J. Halliday, (2d page inside back
cover.)
Boiler Makers.
T. C. Basshor & Co. (inset)
Denmead & Son,
James Murray & Son,
Geo. Page & Co.
8
11
3
Burial Cases.
John H. Weaver,
13
Car Wheel Manufacturers.
Baltimore Car Wheel Co.
4
Castings.
James Murray & Son,
11
Clothiers.
5
George B. Coale & Morris, ( front cover.) Germania Fire Insurance Company, of New York, (inside front cover. ) Hartford Fire Insurance Company, (front cover.) Home Insurance Co. of New York, (front cover. ) J. J. Jackson, (front cover.) Lawford & McKim, (inset.) Mechanics & Traders Insurance Co. of New York, 12
Merchants' Mutual (Marine) Insurance Co. (front cover. )
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, (lines bottom of pages. )
National Fire Insurance Co. of Hart- ford, Conn. (inside front cover. ) New York Life Insurance Co. (front cover.) -
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. (front cover.) J. A. Rigby, 12
J. G. Proud & Sons, (inside front Phenix Insurance Co. of Brooklyn cover. ) 12 Geo. I. Richardson (front cover. ) Royal Insurance Co. (front cover. ) Springfield Fire Insurance Co. of Mass., (inside front cover. ) Woodward Brothers, ( bottom lines front cover.)
Iron Foundry.
James Bates,
1
Iron Works.
Denmend & Son,
8
James Murray & Son,
11
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Labor Saving Machines. James Bates, 1
Leather Belting and Hose. J. H. Haskell, 10
Machine Cards. J. H. Haskell, 10
Machinists, &c.
Denmead & Son, James Murray & Son, Geo. Page & Co.
8
11
3
Malt and Hops. Boyd & Ricketts, 12
Manufacturers.
Baltimore Car Wheel Co.,
4
Geo. Page & Co.,
3
Manufacturers' Supplies.
J. H. Haskell,
10
Millwrights.
James Murray & Son, 11
Notions, Hosiery, &c. Jacob Knipp, jr. 10
Nurserymen and Florists. R. J. Halliday, (2d p. inside back cover. )
Organs.
Win. Knabe & Co., (front cover.)
Oyster and Fruit Packers and
Dealers.
Chas. H. Daiger & Bros.,
11
Paper Hangings and Window Shades. Howell & Bros. (fore edge.)
Paper Warehouse.
Wheelwright, Mudge & Co. ( 1st p. in-
side back cover. )
Pavers.
P. M. Holbrook & Sons,
12
Pianos. Gaehle & Co. 13
Gaehle's Manufacturing Co.
Wm Knabe & Co. (front cover. )
Printers. James Young, (inset. )
Produce, &c.
Charles. H. Daiger & Bros. 11
Railroads.
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad, (back cover.)
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 2
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, (back cover. ) Northern Central Railroad, ( back cover. ) Pennsylvania Railroad, (back cover.)
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, (back cover. )
PAGE.
Retorts and Fire Brick.
George C. Hicks & Co. (inside front
cover. )
Sash.
Rau & Junghein,
12
Sauce.
W. C. Heslop & Co. (lines side of pages. )
Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable.
Demmead & Son,
8
James Murray & Son,
11
George Page & Co.
3
Scales.
Fairbanks & Co.
8
Seedsmen.
R. J. Halliday, (2d p. inside back cover. )
Show Cards.
Rau & Junghein,
12
Silver Plated Ware.
William Holmes,
11
Smoking Articles.
Everett Mills.
13
Tailors (Merchant.)
Noah Walker & Co.
5
Tiles.
Geo. C. Hicks & Co. (inside front cover.)
Tobacconists.
Everett Mills,
13
Transportation Lines.
Andrews & Co.
6
James B. Andrews,
6
Baltimore and Southern Steam Trans- portation Co. 6
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Company, (inside back cover. ) Baltimore and Newbern, N. C., steam- ers, 6
R. Foster,
9
New York and Baltimore Transporta- tion Line, (inside back cover. )
Powhatan Steamboat Co. 9
Savannah Steamers,
6
J. A. Shriver, (inside back cover.)
Southern Transportation Company,
6
Undertakers.
Jacob Weaver,
10
John H. Weaver,
13
Upholsterers.
Adjustable Spring Bed, (inset.)
Yarn, Gloves, &c.
Jacob Knipp, jr.
10
7
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Accountants,
763
Brick Manufacturers, 781
Adjusters of Averages,
763
Bridge and Wharf Builders, 781
Agencies -- Collection,
763
Britannia Ware Manufacturers, 781
Agencies-Commercial and Mercantile,
763
Brokers-Exchange, Bill and Stock, 781
Agencies-Immigrant
763
Brokers-Insurance,
782
Agencies-Law,
763
Brokers-Merchandise and Shipping, 782
Agents-Advertising and Publishing,
763
Brokers-Real Estate, 782 783
Agents-Book and Subscription,
763
Brooms, Baskets and Wooden Ware,
783
Agents-General, .
764
Building Materials, 783
Agents and Managers-Insurance, 764
765
Business College,
783
Agents-Real Estate,
765
Butter Dealers, 783
784
Can Makers,
784
Car Wheel Manufacturers,
784
Antiquarian Books, 767
767
Card Writers,
784
Aquariums and Bird Stuffers,
768
Carpenters and Builders,
784
Architects and Civil Engineers,
768
Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.,
786
Artificial Flowers,
769
Carpet Weavers, 786
Artists,
769
Carriage Goods, Hardware, &c., 787
787
Attorneys at Law,
769 772
Cement and Plaster,
788
Bacon Dealers.
772
Chair Caners,
788
Bag Manufacturers and Brokers,
773
Chair Makers,
788
Bakers,
773 773
China, Glass and Queensware, 788
788
Banks-National,
773
Chronometers and Nautical Instruments,
789
Banks-Savings,
774
Cigar Moulds, Presses and Straps, 789
789
Basket Makers,
774
Clocks,
789
Bell Founders,
774
Bell Ilangers,
774
Clothiers-Retail,
789
Bellows Manufacturer,
774
Clothiers-Wholesale,
789
Bill Posting and Distributing,
774
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., 790
790
Blacking Manufacturers,
774 774
Coffee Renovators,
791
Bleachers and Pressers,
775
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders,
791
Block and Pump Makers,
775
Collar Makers,
791
Boarding Ilouses.
775
Commercial Colleges,
792
Boat Builders,
776
Commission Merchants, 792
795
Bolting Cloths,
777
Companies-Miscellaneous,
795
Bonnet Frame Manufacturers, 777
Bonnets, Ribbons, Silk and Straw Goods, 777
777
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, 797
Conveyancers, 798
Coopers, 798
Coppersmiths, 798
Cork Cutters and Dealers, 798
Corsets, 798
Cotton Brokers, 798
Cotton Dealers and Factors, 798
Cotton Duck Manufacturers, 799
Cotton Presa, 799
Cotton and Woolen Goods, 799
Cotton Yarn, &e., 799
Brewers, 781
777
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactu- rers-Retail, 778
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactu- rers-Wholesale, 779
Boots and Shoes-Ladies, 780
Boot, Shoe and Gaiter Upper Manufacturers, 780 Bottlers, 780
Box Makers, 780
Brass and Bell Founders, 780
766
Agricultural Implements, 767
Cards-Machine,
784
Apothecaries, Druggists and Chemists,
769
Carriage and Coach Makers, 787
Artists' Materials,
769
Cattle Dealers,
787
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals,
788
Bankers,
Banks,
773
Chiropodists,
Barrel Dealers,
774
Cloaks, Shawls and Mantillas,
Clothiers-Children, 789
Billiard Saloons,
774
Coal and Wood Dealers,
Coal Oil,
791
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights,
Boiler Makers,
777
Commissioners of Deeds,
Confectioners and Fruiterers-Retail, 797
Confectioners and Fruiterers-Wholesale 797
Book Binders. .
Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers,
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers,
Agents-Claim and Pension,
763
Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers, 783
Agents-Property and Collectors,
Cabinet Makers,
Agents-Steamers, Rail Road and Passen- ger,
Artificial Limbs, Trusses, &c.,
Carvers and Gilders,
PAGE.
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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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PAGE.
Cuppers and Leechers,
799
Hide and Leather Dealers, 816
Curled Hair Manufacturers,
799
Hoopskirts .
816
Curriers, Leather and Findings Dealers,
799
Horse Dealers, 816
Cutlers and Dealers in Cutlery, 799
Horse Shoers, 816
Dairies, .
799
Hose Manufacturers, 817
Dancing Academics,
800
Dental Depot and College,
800
Dentists,
800
House Furnhising Goods, 818
Die Sinkers and Engravers,
800
Ice Cream.
818
Dispensaries,
800
Ice Depots,
818
Distillers, .
801
Importers,
818
Dollar Store,
801
India Rubber Goods,
819
Drain Pipes and Tiles,
801
Instrument Makers,
819
Dressmakers,
801
Insurance Companies,
819
Druggists-Wholesale,
801
821
Dry Goods-Retail,
801
Dry Goods-Wholesale and Commission, Dyers and Scourers,
803
Iron Founders, 821
Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs,
803
Edge Tools,
803
Japanners and Ornamenters,
Elastic Sponge Goods,
803
Jewelers,
822
Electrotypers,
803
Junk Dealers,
822
Embroideries and Laces,
803
Ladies' Furnishing, 822
Engineers-Civil and Mechanical,
803
Lamps and Oil, 823
823
Engravers, .
804
Laundries,
823
Express Forwarders,
804
Leather Belting,
823
Fancy Goods and Notions-Retail,
804
Leather and Oil Dealers, 823 .
823
File and Rasp Manufacturers,
806
Linen Goods,
824
Fire Brick Manufacturers,
806
Liquor and Wine Dealers-Retail, .
824
Fish and Cheese Dealers,
806
824
Fishing Tackle, Twines, &c.,
806
Livery, Hack and Sale Stables,
825
Florists and Nurserymen,
806 806
Flour and Feed Dealers,
Forwarding, 807
Fresco l'ainters, 807
Fruit Dealers, 808
Machinists, 827
Furniture Dealers and Manufacturers, 808
Furriers and Fur Dealers,
809
Gas, 809
809
Gas Meter Makers, . 809
Gaugers, 809
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods-Retail,
810
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods-Whole- sale,
810
Glass and Glassware Dealers, .
810
Glass Manufacturers, .
810
Glass Stainers,
811
Gloves, Hosiery, Worsted, Yarns, &c.,
811
Morocco Manufacturers and Dressers,
832 832
Gold and Silversmithis,
811 811
Granite Yards,
811
Grinders and Polishers,
811 811
813
Nickel Plating, .
Notaries Public,
Notions - Wholesale, 834
Nurses and Midwives, 834
Oil Companies,
834 834
Opticians,
835
Organ Builders and Dealers, .
835
Oyster and Fruit Dealers and Packers, 835
Packing (Provision) Houses, . 836
Painters, 836
Paiuts, Oils, Glass, &c., 836
826
Locksmiths and Bellhangers, . Looking-Glass and Picture Frame Manu- facturers, 826
Lumber Dealers, 826
. Maltsters, 827 827 Manufacturers' and Machinists' Supplies, Marble and Stone Workers, 830 830 830 Manufacturers, Mattress Manufacturers, . Merchant Tailors, 830 Millers-Merchant, 831 831 Millinery, 832 Millinery Goods, 832
Millwrights,
Miscellaneous, 862 832
Mineral Water
Gold Pen Manufacturers,
811
Music and Musical Instruments,
Music Teachers, 832 833
Nails, .
Naval Stores, 833
News and Periodicals,
Newspapers, 833 833 834 834
Grocers-Retail, .
Grocers-Wholesale and Commission, Guano Dealers, 814
Gun Manufacturers and Dealers, 814
Hair Dressers and Goods, 814
Hardware Manufacturers Agents, 814
Hardware-Retail, 814
Hardware-Wholesale, 814
Hat and Cap Manufacturers, 815
Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods-Retail, 815 Hats, Caps, Furs, &c .- Wholesale, 815
Hay and Straw Dealers, . 816
Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c., 816
805
Lightning Rods, .
Fancy Goods and Notions-Wholesale, Fertilizers, .
805
Lime, 823
Liquors and Wines-Wholesale, . Lithographers, 825
Flag Manufacturers, 806
802
Iron, Steel and Metal Dealers,
Iron Furnaces, 821 821
Engines and Boilers,
804
Last Makers,
Intelligence Offices, Iron Fence Railing, 821 821
817
Hosiery, Yarus, Worsteds, &c., Hotels, 817
Oil Dealers,
Grain and Flour Dealers,
Gas Fitters and Fixtures,
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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Paper Bags,
837
Shipping Merchants,
851
Paper Box Manufacturers,
837
Shirt Manufacturers, 851
Paper Hangings and Window Shades,
837
Shoe Findings, 851
Paper Stock,
837
Show Cards,
852
Paper Warehouses,
837
Show Case Manufacturers,
852
Passe Partouts, -
838
Silk Weavers, Manufacturers and Dealers, Silver Platers and Plated Ware, . Silversmiths,
852
Patent Medicines,
838 838
Slaters,
852
Pavers, Graders and Contractors,
838
Slate Roofers,
852 852
Phosphates,
838
Soap and Candle Manufacturers,
852
Photographers,
839
Spices,
852
Physicians, .
839
Stamping, Fluting and Pinking,
852
Piano Dealers and Manufacturers,
843
Stationery, Blank Books, g.c., . Steam Forges,
853 853
Pickling and Preserving,
843
Picture Frame Manufacturers,
843
Steamship and Steamboat Lines,
Plane Makers,
843
Steam and Water Heating,
Plasterers,
843
Plaster Mills,
843
Stereoscopic Views,
Plumbers,
843
Stone Cutters, .
Stone Masons,
Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manufac- turers,
844
Storage,
Potteries,
844
Stove Dealers,
Printers -- Book and Job,
844
Sugar Refineries,
Printers-Copperlate,
845
Printers' Inks,
845
Tailors' and Clothiers' Trimmings,
Tanners and Curriers, .
855 855
Provision Dealers,
846
Provision Merchants-Wholesale,
846 846
Pyrotechnists,
846
Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Workers,
856
Railways, (Marine, )
846
Tobacco and Cigars-Retail,
856
Ranges and Furnaces,
846
Tobacco and Cigar Dealers and Manutac- turers-Wholesale, 858
Registers in Bankruptcy,
846
Toilet Articles, Perfumery, &c.,
858
Restaurants,
846
Riggers,
848 848
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, f.c.
859
Rolling Mills,
848 848 848
Type Founders,
859
Rope Makers and Dealers,
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers and Repairers, 859
Undertakers,
859
Upholsterers,
860
Sail Makers,
848 848
Veterinary Surgeons,
860
Sand Dealers,
849
Vinegar Makers,
860
Sasb, Door and Blind Manufacturers,
849
Watches and Jewelry, 860
Saw Manufacturers,
849
Watch Case Makers, 860 860
Saw and Planing Mills,
849
Weighers,
Whips and Canes, 860
860
Sewing Machines,
850
Ship Chandlers,
850
Wooden and Willow Ware, .
861
Ship Joiners,
851
Wool Dealers, . 861
Ship Smiths,
851
Yeast Makers,
.
862
Shipping Masters,
851
Wig Makers, .
Wire Workers, 860
Wood Dealers, 860
Wood-Sawed and Split, 860
Ship Builders and Marine Railways,
849 850 850
Scales, Schools, Academies and Colleges, Seeds, .
849
Variety,
860
Salt Dealers,
Tonic Beer,
859 859
Trimmings, Laces, &c.
Rivet and Spike Works,
Turners,
859
Roofers,
Saddle and Harness Makers,
848 848 848
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,
Safes-Fire Proof,
Telegraphs,
855 855
Pump and Block Makers,
Tin Plate and Metals,
Regalia Makers,
846
Surveyors,
853 853 854 854 854 854 854 854 855 855 855
Pawnbrokers,
838
Smokers' Articles,
838
Snuff Manufacturers, 852
852
Patent Articles,
838
852
Pattern Makers,
Photographers' Stock,
Stencil Cutters,
Produce Dealers, 845
Tea and Coffee Dealers,
PAGE.
BALTIMORE
CITY DIRECTORY,
18773.
ABBREVIATIONS.
pasen. 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 Mrs. Betsy, rags, 121 Ridgely Aaron Augustus, carpenter, 106 Battery av Aaron Geo. butter, 106 Battery av Aaron Geo. W. lieut. police, 132 s Ann Aaron James, bricklayer, 52 Stockton al Aaron Lewis, Jab. 121 Ridgely Aaron Marcellus, carpenter, 106 Battery av Aaron Samuel, screwman, tobacco w h No. 5. Aaron Samuel, shipcarp, 190 Montgomery Aaron Samuel, canmaker, 106 Battery av
Abbes Francis H. collector, 11 n Ann Abbill Henry, 271 e Madison
Abbis Ferdinand, cooper, 107 Frederick av Abbot Charles, 76 Division Abbott Alexander, 329 e Baltimore
Abbott C. W. clerk, 210 Conway
Abbott Chas. brickmaker, Clinton nr Lazaret Abbott Cornelius F. (Morning Star Bitters Co. ) 210 Conway
Abbott David M. carp. 34 Constitution
ABBOTT EDWIN A.saw mill, Hudson nr Burke United States shipping commissioner, 24 Second, dw 113 s High
Abbott Mrs. Elizabethi J. 143 Battery av
Abbott Elizabeth J. 25 Hollins
Abbott Mrs. E. B. 13 Mulberry
Abbott Francis, moulder, Druidville ibbott George T. puddler, 118 Chesapeake Abbott H. (H. A. & Son, ) Homestead, Balt. co Abbott H.& Son(H.Abbott. J.S.Gilman ) 8 s Gay ABBOTT IRON COMPANY, C. H. Ashburner, prest. cor Burke and Hudson, Canton Abbott Jacob, clerk, 275 n Gay
Abbott James F. (McAllister & Co.) 269 n Broadway
Abbott James L. carp. 191 Montgomery
Abbott James W. mariner, 143 Battery av Abbott John, carp. 114 Jefferson Abbott John, mariner, 53 n Eden
Abbott John, mariner, 114 York Abbott John F. mariner, 143 Battery av.
ABE
Abbott John N. carp. 214 n Broadway Abbott John E. dredger 114 York Abbott Joseph B. jr. bookkeeper, Gibbons hotel Abbott J. Walter, clerk, 143 Battery av Abbott Samuel, laborer, 16 Armistead la Abbott Wm. II. & Co. (W. H. Abbott, Thos. Wheatley, ) oysters, 173 Hamburg Abbott Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway
Abbott Wm. H.(Wm. H.A. & Co) 163 Hamburg Abbott Wm. W. clerk, 35 Hamburg
Abbott Wm. H. H. clerk, 238 s Broadway
Abel Conrad, huckster, 409 e Fayette Abel Fredk. lab. Hampden
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