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HOUSE OF REFORMATION AND INSTRUC- TION FOR COLORED CHILDREN.
This Institution is located in Prince George County, near Cheltenham Station, on the Bal- timore and Potomac Railroad; 43 miles from Baltimore. This Institution is conducted on "the family plan," and has 752 acres of land attached.
Enoch Pratt, President. Gen. John W. Horn, Superintendent.
HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Is situated a short distance from Frederick avenue, west of the city.
Dr. John J. Graves, President. W. W. Spence, Vice-President. Geo. S. Brown. Treasurer. Wm. Reynolds, Secretary. R. J. Kirkwood, Supt.
Managers of the House of Refuge on the part of City of Baltimore.
L. A. Birely, Asa H. Smith,
Wm. Reynolds, Chas. L. Oudesluys,
Wm. S. Rayner, Joshua Levering
Levi Weinberger, Dr. E. A. Dalrymple,
John T. Morris, Samuel J. Smith,
Dr. J. G. Linthicum,
Dr. J. R. Ward.
McDONOGH TRUST FUND. Office City Hall. Board of Trustees.
Saml.H.Tagart, President and Treasurer.
H. Clay Dallam, Robert T. Baldwin,
W. A. Stewart, David L. Bartlett, German H. Hunt, Charles H. Mercer.
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WEATHER OBSERVATION OFFICE. Signal Service U. S. Army.
For the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. Over corner South and Water streets. Robert Seyboth, Observer.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
Opened in 1876.
Corner Howard and Ross Streets. Board of Trustees. Galloway Cheston, * President. Francis White, Treasurer. Wm. Hopkins, Secretary.
Galloway Cheston, * Geo. W. Brown,
John W. Garrett, Francis White,
Geo. W. Dobbin, Joseph P. Elliott,
Francis T. King, Lewis N. Hopkins,
Charles J. M. Gwinn, Wm. Hopkins,
C. Morton Stewart, Jas. Carey Thomas, M.D.
Faculty.
President, D. C. Gilman, LL. D., r
B. L. Gildersleeve, LL. D., Greek,
H. N. Martin, Dr. Sc., Biology, C. D. Morris, M. A., Latin and Greek, Ira Remsen, M. D., Chemistry,
H. A. Rowland, Ph. D., Physics,
J. J. Sylvester, LL. D., Mathematics,
Professors.
In addition there are twenty-eight associate professors, lecturers and assistants. Academic instruction commences at the beginning of Oc- tober, and continues till June. Afternoon lec- tures in Hopkins Hall are open to the public. The laboratories of Chemistry, Biology and Physics are well equipped. The library con- tains ten thousand selected volumes.
*Deceased, March, 1881.
PEABODY INSTITUTE.
Founded by George Peabody, Feb. 12, 1857. Corner of Mt. Vernon and Washington Places. The Institute has four Departments:
1. A Library of 71,000 volumes, open from 9 A. M. until 9 P. M., to all callers, being en- tirely free. The books are not taken from the building.
2. A Lecture Department, in which about 30 lectures are given each year on Science, Litera- ture and Art, by the most accomplished scholars of the country, at merely nominal prices.
3. A Conservatory of Music. Instruction given in all branches of Music at greatly re- duced prices, and several concerts are given every season at about halfthe cost of the music.
4. A Gallery of Art, containing many heau- tiful works of Art by Rinehart, Powers and others.
Officers.
President, Chas. J. M. Eaton. Vice-President, Geo. Wm. Brown Secretary, Geo. P. Tiffany. Treasurer, Enoch Pratt. Provost, N. H. Morison, LL. D. Librarian, P. R. Uhler.
Director of the Conservatory of Music, Asger Hamerich.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE, FOR PROMOTING MECHANIC ARTS.
President, Jas. H. Bond.
Vice-President, Geo. H. Rodgers.
Recording Secretary, Geo. L. McCahan.
Treasurer, Edward W. Robinson.
Actuary and Librarian, Alex. F. Lusby. Janitor, Lemuel S. Prince.
Meets on the first Monday of each month, at the hall over Centre Market. Library open daily from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Active menbers $3 for admission.
School of Design-Prof. Hugh Newell. Educational Departm't-Prof. F. H. Caspari.
ATHEN ÆUM.
Corner of St. Paul and Saratoga streets, con- tains the following Societies:
Maryland Historical Society, instituted 1844, John H. B. Latrobe, President. John G. Gatchell, asst. Librarian. Library 10,000 volumes. Open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Mercantile Library Association, Instituted 1839. Library 36,000 volumes.
The Library and Reading Rooms are open daily from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M., for the recep- tion of members generally.
Subscription, five dollars per annum, three dollars for six months, two dollars for three months.
J. W. McCoy, President.
John W. M. Lee, Librarian.
BALTIMORE DRY DOCK COMPANY. Office, 54 Exchange place, Room 7. Robert Garrett, President. Alex. Harris, Secretary. James Carey Coale, Treasurer.
THE CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. Office, 19 South street. President, John W. Hall. Secretary, James B. Smallwood. Treasurer, Chas. F. Peregoy ..
CANTON COMPANY. 28 South street.
President, Walter B. Brooks. Treasurer, Wm. W. Janney.
BALTIMORE WAREHOUSE COMPANY. Chartered 1867.
Rialto Building, Second and Holliday Streets. Capital Stock, $500,000. President, James H. Barney. Secretary, C. A. Foote.
HOME FOR GIRLS.
Immediately adjoins the Home for the Friend- legs. Connected with the Home for Girls is a Child's Hospital. These institutions are gov- erned by one Board of Managers, of whom Mrs. Hannah Atkinson is President,and Miss Rebecca McConkey is Secretary.
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HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS. Cor Druid Hill avenue and Townsend street. Mrs. Hannah Atkinson, President.
ST. VINCENT'S INFANT ASYLUM. Cor Townsend and Division streets.
Under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Vis- iting day, Thursday, from I to 5 o'clock, P. M.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. A. L. Milles, President. Aug. Croyeau, Vice-President. A. De Katow, Treasurer. A. H. Delort, Secretary.
AGED MEN'S HOME.
N. W. corner Lexington and Calhoun streets. Mrs. Henry Patterson, President. Dr. G. F. Child, Superintendent.
HOME FOR THE AGED (M. E.) CHURCH. S. W. corner Fulton and Franklin.
AGED WOMEN'S HOME. Lexington, between Calhoun and Stricker sts. Visiting days, Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Henry Patterson, President. Miss McIlhany, Superintendent,
FEMALE CHRISTIAN HOME. 114 N. Greene street. Mrs. W. W. Spence, President. Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Secretary. Mrs. E. B. Kettlewell, Matron.
ST. MARY'S FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
A Catholic institution, situated on Franklin street, near Cathedral. The Asylum is under the charge of Sister Gertrude, Superioress, as- sisted by nine other Sisters of Charity.
ST. JOSEPH'S HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, For Girls, is situated on Waverley Terrace, North Carey street, at its intersection with Lex- ington.
MARYLAND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Rev. Franklin Wilson, President, Is located on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near Worthington's Mill, and is a School of Reform.
THE "HOME,"
A reformatory institution-is located at No. 1 N. Exeter st., near Baltimore st., and is con- ducted on the family system by benevolent ladies. Miss S. D. Pfeiffer, Matron.
ST. FRANCIS ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Is situated on the corner of Constitution and Parnassus streets. It is in the charge of the "Oblate Sisters of Providence," an order of colored nuns.
ST. MARY'S HOME FOR COLORED BOYS. No. 100 W. Biddle street. In charge of the All Saints' Sisters.
ST. ANTHONY GERMAN (R. C.) ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Is situated on Central avenue, between Chew and Eager streets, and is in charge of the Sis- ters of Notre Dame. Sister Elizabeth, Superi- oress-directed by Rev. Father Dauber.
KELSO HOME FOR ORPHAN CHILDREN OF THE M. E. CHURCH. No. 87 E. Baltimore.
Rachel A. Brashears, Matron. Visiting days, Thursday of each week.
THOMAS WILSON SANITARIUM FOR CHILDREN. Office over 25 N. Charles street.
Francis T. King, President. Wm. A. Fisher, Secretary. Wm. H. Graham, Treasurer.
THOS. WILSON FUEL SAVING SOCIETY. Office over 25 N. Charles street.
ST. PETER (EPISCOPAL) ORPHAN ASYLUM. Myrtle avenue near Lanvale street.
NURSERY AND CHILD'S HOSPITAL. Cor. Franklin and Schroeder Streets.
President-Mrs. Charles F. Bevan. Secretary-Mrs. J. Morrison Harris. Matron-Miss Jane Berkshire. Visiting Physicians-Drs. C. F. Bevan, T. A. Ashby, I. E. Atkinson. Consulting Physicians-Drs. A. P. Smith, T.
S. Latimer. Visiting days for Residents, Thursday only. Strangers admitted daily, Sunday. excepted.
WOMAN'S INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE. No. 62 Saratoga street.
President-Mrs. M. N. Perry.
Treasurer-Miss Mary Stow.
Recording Secretary-Miss Isabella Tyson. Corresponding Sec'y-Miss Mary T. King.
The object of this Society is to supply a need long felt for increasing the opportunities for sup- port of women who are dependent upon their own exertions. To encourage the dignity of labor and help women to think that honest self- support is honorable and praiseworthy, is the chief aim of the Society. Since no one will be helped with money, it can, therefore, in no wise be considered a charitable institution ; but all who wish to help themselves will be aided in every way to develop their own capacity of labor, and to receive an equivalent for their work.
ORPHANS' HOME,
113 Gough street, was founded by the late Father Dolan.
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DOLAN'S AID SOCIETY, 115 Gough street. To shelter and provide homes for destitute children.
ST. MARY'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Is situated on the "Maiden's Choice " Road, near the village of Carrollton, 23 miles west of the City. It was established by Archbishop Spalding, and is in charge of the Xaverian Brothers.
James Gibbon, President. Thos. S. Lee, Vice-President. Thos. C. Yearley, Secretary. Edward McColgan, Treasurer.
MALE FREE SCHOOL AND COLVIN IN- STITUTE FOR GIRLS. 39} Courtland street. John B. Seidenstricker, President. John F. Plummer, Secretary.
ST. JAMES HOME FOR BOYS. Cor. High and Low streets.
The Home is a branch of St. Mary Industrial School for Boys, and is in charge of the Xaver- ian Brothers.
ST. PAUL ORPHAN ASYLUM. Situated on Madison av. near North av.
MARYLAND COLONIZATION SOCIETY. Dr. James Hall, agent. Cor. South and German.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM CRUELTY AND IMMORALITY. Office, Postoffice av. and Second St. Wm. R. Barry, President. Rev. J. B. Shontz, Secretary.
THE MARYLAND SOCIETY FOR THE PRE- VENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Chas. P. Montague, President. Office 20 South street.
MARYLAND INSTITUTION FOR THE IN- STRUCTION OF THE BLIND.
Situated on North avenue near Charles-st av. B. F. Newcomer, President. F. D. Morrison, Superintendent.
MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.
The Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb, at Frederick City, is a State institution, and as such receives its support from the Legislature of Maryland. This institution is nnder the charge of Charles W. Ely, A. M., Principal. Agent on the part of the city of Baltimore, Wm. R. Barry, Postoffice av and Second street.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Philip Herzberg, President. Ignatius Lauer, Secretary.
PRISONERS' AID ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND.
G. S. Griffith, president, 89 w Baltimore-st Rev. J. B. Shontz, Agent, 50 Courtland.
INSTITUTION FOR THE COLORED DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND.
Situated on Saratoga street, near Pine. C. A. Hollingsworth, Principal.
BALTIMORE MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL, Is situated between the Washington and Fred- erick roads, about two miles from Catonsville. James Carey, President.
Jos. Merrefield, Sscretary
INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY. Meets at the Bible House, 25 n Charles street, on the last Wednesday of each month. Mrs. Harnev, President.
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
A Catholic Institution, situated on the corner of Mount and Hollins streets. It is under the charge of Mother Superior Mary Joseph, who is assisted by a number of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
HEBREW LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY, Mrs. B. Wiesenfeld, President. Mrs. B. F. Ulman, Treasurer. G. Rosenfeld, Secretary.
SOCIETY FOR EDUCATING POOR AND ORPHAN CHILDREN. Jacob Rose, President. Jonas Goldsmith, Secretary.
HEBREW HOSPITAL AND ASYLUM AS- SOCIATION. Monument street, east of Broadway.
Joeeph Friedenwald. President. B. F. Ulman, Vice-President. Ignatius Lauer, Secretary. A. S. Adler, Treasurer. Drs. A. Friedenwald
S. W. Seldner, Physicians. L. Jacobs, Superintendent.
HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM. Calverton Heights. Joel Gutman, President. Jonas Goldsmith, Secretary. Jonas Gabriel, Superintendent.
ST.VINCENT DE PAUL ORPHAN ASYLUM, Is situated on Front street, near Fayette, and is under the charge of the "Brothers of the Christian Schools," an order of the Roman Catholic Church.
COMMITTEE OF FOREIGN MISSIONS AND SUSTENTATION OF THE PRESBY'N CHURCH OF THE U. S. Office No. 111 N. Charles street. Rev. T. Layton Wilson, Secretary. Rev. Richard McIlwaine, Treasurer.
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THE WORKINGMEN'S INSTITUTE OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Incorporated May 19th, 1880. Reverdy Johnson, President.
J. S. Gilman, Treasurer. J. Wynne Jones, General Manager.
This enterprise originated in a movement among the workingmen and their friends in and around the section known as Canton, in this city.
It is open daily, except Sunday, from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Contributions of books and periodicals will be called for in any part of the city if word is sent, by postal card, to the General Manager at the Institute, corner of Elliott and Canton Sts., and money contributions may be handed either to the General Manager, or to John S. Gilman, Esq., President of the Second National Bank.
THE HOSPITAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND,
Organized May, 1880. Incorporated Dec. 18, 1880.
For Promoting the Comfort of the Sick in the various Hospitals of Baltimore City, and the State of Maryland.
George J. Torrance, Pres't, 25 S. Gay St. Arthur M. Whitely, Vice-President. Miss F. W. Brown, Treas., 402 Eutaw Place. Dr. E. F. Cordell, Rec. Sec., 125 N. Charles St. Miss A. W. Krebs, Cor. Sec., 237 N. Charles St.
MARYLAND BIBLE SOCIETY.
This Society was organized in 1833, and, as expressed in the first article of its constitution, "its sole object shall be to encourage a wider circulation of the Holy Scriptures without note or comment." It was incorporated in 1842, and its charter renewed in 1872 and made per- petual.
Francis T. King, President. W. H. Cole, Agent. Bible House, 25 N. Charles street.
MARYLAND TRACT SOCIETY. 73 W. Fayette street.
Its object is to disseminate Religious Tracts and Works among the masses in the City and State.
Rev. J. W. M. Williams, D. D., President. W. B. Canfield, Treasurer. Rev. Henry Matthews, General Agent.
MARYLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. Y. M. C. A. Building.
Its object is to plant and sustain Sunday Schools for neglected children, supplying them with religious papers, libraries and needful books.
Goldsborough S. Griffith, President. J. B. Phipps, Secretary. John R. Kelso, Jr., Treasurer. Wm. A. Baker, Superintendent and City Mis- sionary.
ST. JOSEPH GENERAL HOSPITAL.
This institution is situated corner Caroline and Hoffman streets, and is under the charge of Sister of the Third Order of St. Francis. Dr. Oscar J. Coskery, attending physician.
BOYS' HOME SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE.
N. W. corner Calvert and Pleasant streets.
J. Q. A. Herring, President. Martin Hawley, Vice-President. Charles J. Meyer, Secretary. James Beatty, Treasurer.
Executive Committee-Geo. R. Skillman, Mar- tin Hawley, Henry Taylor, Joshua Levering, Chas. F. Taylor. Saml. E. Hill. J. H. Lynch, Superintendent.
BALTIMORE ORPHAN ASYLUM. Stricker, between Lexington and Saratoga sts. Visiting days, Thursday and Friday, from I to 6 P. M. Mrs. Eliza Baynard, President.
MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULTY OF MARYLAND. Incorporated 1799. Hall 122 W. Fayette.
President-Dr. H. P. C. Wilson. Vice-Presidents-Drs. L. McLane Tiffany, G. Ellis Porter. Secretary-Dr. W. G. Regester. Treasurer-Dr. Judson Gilman. Curator-Dr. R. Winslow.
LIBRARY OF THE MEDICAL AND CHI- RURGICAL FACULTY OF MD. 122 W. Fayette.
Open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Librarian attends from 12 m. to 3 p.m. Books and jour- nals can be taken out only during those hours. Number of volumes 3000 ; journals taken 70. Dr. Eugene F. Cordell, Librarian.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE.
Meets every Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock, at their hall, N. W. cor. Baltimore and Eden sts. Officers for 1881.
President-Dr. A. B. Arnold. Vice-Presidents-Dr. J. H. Scharff, Dr. R. W. Mansfield. Rec. Secretary-Dr. G. F. Taylor. Cor. Secretary-Dr. J. W. Chambers. Treasurer-Dr. H. T. Rennolds.
BALTIMORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Meets on the 2d and 4th Monday of each month, at 122 W. Fayette Street.
Officers for 1881.
President-Dr. James A. Steuart. Vice-Presidents-Dr. Jos. T. Smith, Dr.A. F. Erich.
Rec. Secretary-Dr. E. F. Cordell. Cor. Secretary-Dr. W. A. B. Sellman. Treasurer-Dr. G. L. Taneyhill.
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CLINICAL SOCIETY OF MARYLAND.
Meets on the 1st and 3d Friday of each month, at 122 W. Fayette Street.
President-Dr. T. L. Latimer. Vice-President-Dr. J. E. Michael. Rec. Secretary-Dr. W. F. Lockwood. Cor. Secretary and Treasurer-Dr. T. A. Ashby.
BALTIMORE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
Meets on the Ist and 3d Tuesday of each month, at 122 W. Fayette Street.
Officers for 1881. President-Dr. H. P. C Wilson. Vice-President-Dr. A. B. Arnold. Recording and Corresponding Secretary- Dr. B. Bernard Browne. Treasurer-Dr. John Morris.
BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SUR- GERY.
S. E. corner Eutaw and Lexington Streets. F. J. S. Gorgas, M. D., Dean.
MARYLAND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. Aisquith St. near Fayette. President-Joseph Roberts. Secretary-Edwin Eareckson. Treasurer-Wm. H. Osborn.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR- GEONS.
N. W. cor. Saratoga and Calvert Sts. Thomas Opie, Dean.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. N. E. corner Lombard and Greene Sts. S. Teackle Wallis, Provost.
THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL. Business Office, 25 N. Charles St.
This Hospital was established and endowed by the late Johns Hopkins, and is in course of erection upon the site of the old Maryland In- sane Asylum. The grounds front on Broadway and Wolfe streets, each 650 feet ; and on Monu- ment and Jefferson streets, each 900 feet.
This Hospital will be for the reception and treatment of the sick and injured, free of charge, and is designed to accommodate 300 persons. It is richly endowed, and promises to be one of the largest and best hospitals in our country.
There is to be a convalescent hospital and a training school for nurses, established by the same benefactor, under same Board of Trustees. Officers and Board of Truseees. Francis T. King, President. Lewis N. Hopkins, Secretary. Joseph Merrefield, Treasurer. John W. Garrett, Dr. Alan P. Smith, George W. Corner, William Hopkins, James Carey.
Hon. Geo. W. Dobbin, Charles J. M. Gwinn, Joseph P. Elliott, Francis White,
DISPENSARIES.
Baltimore Eye and Ear, (free) 2 S. Central av. Baltimore General, Liberty n of Fayette. Baltimore Special, N. E. cor. North and Sara- toga.
Eastern, corner Central av and Baltimore. Free Eye and Ear, Church Home and Infirmary, North Broadway.
Homeopath, 58 N. Greene. Maryland Eye and Ear, (free) 54 Saratoga. Nervous Diseases, (free) 6 Barnet. Northeastern, 238 E. Monument. Presbyterian Eye and Ear, (free)77 E.Baltimore. Southern, 77 Hill.
THE MARYLAND WOMAN'S HOSPITAL. 51 Saratoga St.
Surgeon in Charge, Prof. Aug. S. Erich, M. D. Resident Physician-C. Eugene Riggs, M. D. Asst. Res. Physician-Jas. F. Beckwith, M. D.
MARYLAND EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. Hon. Geo. W. Dobbin, President.
President of the Board of Lady Managers, Mrs. W. H. Brune.
The Dispensary located at 54 Saratoga-st. Geo. Ruling, M. D., Surgeon in Charge.
MARYLAND HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. Frederick Road, (Spring Grove) nr Catonsville. Office, 14 German Street. Henry S. Taylor, President. Hon. Barnes Compton, Secretary and Treasurer.
BALTIMORE EYE AND EAR INSTITUTE. 55 Franklin Street.
Julian J. Chisolm, M. D., Prof. Eye and Ear Diseases in the University of Maryland, Sur- geon in Charge.
JOHNS HOPKINS COLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Nos. 206 and 208 W. Biddle Street. A shelter for friendless colored children. Julia Valentine, President. R. Anna MacPherson, Treasurer.
GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM. Aisquith St. near Orleans. John Ulrich, President. Louis B. Schaefer, Supt.
The Board meets the first Thursday of each month. Open to the public every Thursday from 2 to 5 o'clock P. M. Wm. Eckhardt, Secretary. P. L. Keyser, Treasurer.
LADIES' SEWING SOCIERY OF GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Meets the first Wednesday of each month. Mrs. Frederick Wehr, President. Mrs. John Meeth, Treasurer. Mrs. Hilda Linden, Secretary.
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INFIRMARIES, HOSPITALS, &c.
UNION PROTESTANT INFIRMARY, cor- ner Mosher and Division streets, under the man- agement of an association of ladies ; is open for the reception of medical and surgical cases.
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (formerly Balti- more Infirmary ), southwest corner Lombard and Greenè streets, connected with the Univer- sity of Maryland, School of Medicine. Capa- city 250 beds. Frank West, M. D., Resident Physician.
CITY HOSPITAL, corner Calvert and Sara- toga streets, connected with College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, whose faculty are the at- tending physicians.
MATERNITE (Lying-in Hospital), west Lom- bard street, connected with the College of Phy- sicians and Surgeons.
CHURCH HOME, Broadway, N. of Baltimore.
MOUNT HOPE RETREAT, six miles from the city on the Reistertown road, for the insane and sick, under the care of Sisters of Charity.
ST. AGNES HOSPITAL, Maiden Choice lane, Carroll P. O., MA., Under care Sisters of Charity. Sister Borgia, Superior.
HEBREW ASYLUM, for the sick of the Israel- itish faith, Monument street, E. of Broadway.
ST. VINCENT HOSPITAL for the sick, Bol- ton street extended, under the care of Sisters of Charity.
PRESBYTERIAN EYE AND EAR Charity Hospital, 77 e Baltimore st. Surgeon in Charge of Hospital, Prof. Julian J. Chisolm.
EYE AND EAR DISPENSARY, (free) of the Church Home and Infirmary, North Broadway ..
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
CALVARY (colored )-Preston nr Bolton CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE (col'd)-George and Clinton av, Rev. F. R. Williams.
FIRST-Townsend nr Fremont, Rev. J. W. M. Williams, D. D.
FRANKLIN SQUARE-Calhoun near Sara- toga, Rev. C. C. Bitting, D. D.
FULLER MEMORIAL-Patterson av near Cal- houn, Rev. J. F. Rapson.
HIGH STREET-Between Fayette and Low, vacant.
LEE STREET-Between Hanover and Sharp, Rev. M. H. Wharten.
SECOND-Broadway near Pratt, Rev. J. Mc- Cullough.
SEVENTH-Corner Saratoga and Paca, Rer. Wm. T. Brantly, D. D.
GERMAN BAPTIST-Corner Caroline and Rev. Hampstead, E. J. Deckman.
FIRST (colored )-Corner McElderry and Caro- line, Rev. J. C. Allen.
WAVERLEY-York Road, Rev. E. M. Barker. UNION (colored )-North near Lexington, Rev. Harvey E. Johnson.
EUTAW PLACE-Cor. Eutaw and Dolphin, Rev. F. H. Kerfoot, D. D.
LEADENHALL (colored )-Leadenhall near West, Rev. A. Brown.
MACEDONIA (colored )-Saratoga nr Gilmor, Rev. W. Chas. Lawson.
BETHANY-Eager near Broadway .-
SHILOH-Aisquith near John, Rev. Charles D. Parker, Missionary.
WOODBERRY-Woodberry, Rev. Saml. Saun- ders.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
MEETING (Church)-Cor. Paca and Lombard, Rev. H. D. Clark.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. 19 S. Greene Street.
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH-Corner Greene and Cider al, Rev. John Koehl.
SECOND EVANGELICAL CHURCH-Corner McElderry and Short, Rev. Daniel Schnebel.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH-Corner Fremont and Lan- vale. Rev. J. H. Barclay, D. D.
SECOND-Lombard west of Greene, Rev. Geo. Scholl.
THIRD-Monument near Gay, Rev.I.C.Burke. ST. MARK'S-Eutaw between Mulberry and Saratoga, Rev. C. A. Stork, D. D.
ST. PAUL'S-Corner Druid Hill avenue and McMechen, Rev. Jacob A. Clutz.
LUTHERAN CHAPEL-Canton, vacant
TRINITY (German )-Trinity east of High, Rev. J. Pister.
ST. JOHN'S (German)-Biddle street east of Pennsylvania avenue, Rev. N. Burkhart.
ST. STEPHEN'S (German)-Corner Hanover and Hamburg, Rev. F. Hennighausen.
ST. MATTHEW'S (German)-Fayette near Central avenne, Rev. L. D. Maier.
ST. JOHN'S-Near Eastern Cemetery, Balti- more county, Rev. J. Pister.
ST. PETER'S-Corner Fayette and East, Rev. E. L. S. Tressel.
ST. PETER'S ( Mission)-S.W. Cor. Baltimore and Poppleton, Rev. Geo. T. Coopperrider. ST. PETER'S (German )-Bond near Eastern avenue, Rev. C. A. Schloegle.
ST. MARCUS (German)-Broad way and Fair- mount avenue, Rev. J. Hoar.
ST. LUKE'S-Henrietta near Eutaw, Rev. John Keller.
ST. MARTIN'S (German)-Corner Sharp and Henrietta, Rev. Charles Frincke.
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ST. PAUL'S (German)-Corner Saratoga and Fremont, Rev. H. Hanser.
EMMANUEL(German )-Caroline south of Bal- timore, Rev. Claus. Stuerken.
FRIENDS.
ORTHODOX-Corner Eutaw and Monument. EASTERN DISTRICT-Corner Aisquith and Fayette. WESTERN DISTRICT-Lombard, East of Eutaw.
INDEPENDENT CHURCHES.
ZION, (Ind.) German Church-Gay Sonth of Saratoga, Rev. Henry Scheib.
UNITED EVANGELICAL FIRST GERMAN CHURCH-Between 234 and 236 Eastern ave- nue, Rev. F. A. Conradi.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUES.
FIRST-Corner Lloyd and Watson, Rev. Dr. Kraus.
SECOND-Eden North of Lombard, Rev. H. Hocheimer.
THIRD-Lexington, between Pearl and Pine, Dr. Sale.
FOURTH-Hanover, betw. Lombard and Pratt, Dr. Benjamin Szold.
SIXTH-Harrison near Baltimore. No local Pastor.
POLISH-Exeter north of Fayette.
CHAZIK AMUNO-Lloyd near Lombard, Rev. Dr. Sneeburger.
SHEARITH ISRAEL-Greene and German, Rev. Dr. M. Lilienthal.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Baltimore District-W. S. Edwards, Presiding Elder.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH-Corner Charles and Fayette. Rev. J. B. Stitt. Services 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. from May 1 to September 1, and 7.30 P. M. from September 1 to May 1.
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