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Ensign Howard B. (Md. Steamboat Co.) 98 Light-st whf
Fairbank Andrew J. (genl. agent B.& O.R.R.) Camden station
Fitzgerald Edwin, (genl.agt.Merchants' Steam- ship Co.) foot of Union Dock
Fitzgerald W.H.( Atlantic Coast Line)9 German Foster Reuben, ( Baltimore, Chesapeake and Rich- mond Steami out Co. ) 90 Light-st whf
Geigan & Co. (freight and passenger) n e cor North and Baltimore
Glanville Robt.B.(freightN.C.R. W. and Green Line Transfer Co.) North and Centre
Gough Thomas W.(agent Central R.R. of Ga.) 3 German
Griswold B. H. (freight and ticket agent W.M. R.R.) cor Hillen and Exeter
Harriott Frank S. (genl. fgt. agt. B. & O.R.R.) Camden station
Heald Wm. (Susquehanna Steamboat Co. ) 212 West Falls av
Herring Wilton S. (fgt. agt.N.C. R.W.)Canton Hill N.S. (purchasing agent B.& O.R.R. ) Cam- den station
Hollingshead James, (R. R. freight) 9 German Hood John M. (W.Md.R.R ) Hillen and Exeter Huggins Ambrose L. (Boston and Savannah Steamship Line) foot of Long Dock
Keener A. D. (Cunard Lines) 205 w Baltimore Kendig C. R., Patterson-whf station
Koons Charles H. (freight agent N. C. R. W.) North and Centre
Kummer & Becker, (passage agents North Ger- man Lloyd Steamship Line) 21 South
Lassen J. C.(B.& P.R.R. ) Penna av opp. Wilson Leib John S. (treas.N.C.R.W and B.& P.R.R.) Calvert and Centre
Leib Moses W.(ticketN.C.R.W.)Calvert station Lord C.K.(genl.passg.agt.B.& O.R.R.)Camden station
Malcolm J. C. (agent Canada Southern Line) 163 w Baltimore
McClintock John M.(baggage agt.B.& O.R.R.) office 149 w Baltimore and Camden station
Merolla E. De & Co. (Transatlantic Steamship Co.) 93 s Gay
Needham A. jr. (Potomac Transportation Line) 144 Light-st whf
Needham Geo.F.(genl.freight agent, Baltimore, Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat Co.) 90 Light-st whf
Norris John B. (P., W.& B.R.R.) n e cor Balti- more and Calvert
Parkhill Charles, (N.C.R.W.) Bolton depot Poor Richard L. (Baltimore Steam Packet Co.) 13 German
Powell Jno.K.(N.C.R.W.)Jackson andBrown's wharves
Rauch Lawrence, (general emigrant agent N.C. R.W. and Penna. R.R.) 97 Thames
Richardson Lara, (ticket agent Y.R.R.W.) 4 n Holliday
Schnauffer Wm. (European) 1 n Holliday
Schumacher A. & Co. (North German Lloyds and Allan Line steamers ) 5 s Gay
Searles J. G.(Empire and Anchor Lines) North and Centre
Shriver J. Alex. (N. Y.and Balto.and Philada.
Transp'n Line Steamboats) 3 Light-st whf Young Edwin S.(asst. gen'l ticket agt. N.C.R. W. and B.& P.R.R. ) Calvert and Centre
Agricultural Implements.
Aultman C. & Co. 122 s Eutaw
Baker Wm. M. 25 n Paca
Baltimore Plow Co., E. B. Whitman, prest. 104 8 Charles
Bickford & Huffman, 64 s Sharp
Bond Wm. A. 14 8 Arlington av
Burgess Stephen F. 34 8 Exeter
Buxton John H. & Co. 19 e Pratt Cottingham J. T. & Bro. 62 Light
Cromwell Richd. 51 Light Durborow J. C. & Co. 35 Light
Griffith & Turner, 43 n Paca Lee L. H. & Bro., Sharp and Lombard Linton John D. 169 North
Merryman N. B. & W. D. 85 s Charles
EXCELSIOR ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
S. W. Cor. Baltimore and Light Streets.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
CALL OR SEND FOR PARTICULARS.
W. H. SADLER, President BRYANT, STRATTON & SADLER BUSINESS COLLEGE.
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE!
AWARDED
TAKEN
THE FIRST PRIZE AT ALL THE WORLD'S FAIRS.
6 GOLD, 6 SILVER and 2 BRONZE MEDALS, 180 FIRST PREMIUMS
.OTHOM TTIW ONIM
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JOHNH BUXTON& CO.
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. The Railroads of the United States and Canadas put in more ECLIPSE MILLS than all others put together. We export more than all others combined. Our Mill is not sold as a cheap Mill, but as the best Mill in the world. For the last four years I have never received a cent for repairs of any of my Mills that I have put up, and have replaced several other Mills by the ECLIPSE. We make 18 sizes, from 8} to 60 feet in diameter, from two-man to forty-horse power, and used for pumping from wells, springs, brooks and rivers. Also have POWER MILLS for grinding grain, shelling corn, sawing wood, cutting fodder, &c. I furnish Mills separate, or will contract for whole job, including tower, pumps, piping, &c., plain or ornamental, and. will guarantee to give satisfaction. Refer to following parties who have them :
Balto. &. Potomac R. R. Co. Harlem Lodge,
Balto. Co. Agl. Society,
Balto. & Ohio Stock Yards,
Worcester Rail Road,
N. C. State Agl. Society,
Md. Hospital, (for insane. )
Richi'd, York River & C.R.R. Md. State Agl. Society,
Md. Agricultural College, Mt. DeSales,
Va. State Agl. Society,
St. Agnes Hospital,
Ion: James A. Gary,
J. R. Mordecai, John Gill,
C. H. Pitts, Col J. A. Boyd, E. W. Gorman,
A. B. Morton & Son, John R. Long. L. H. Robinson,
J. B. Brinkley,
Hon. Barnes Compton,
John S. Gilman, Horace Abbott,
James Boyce, D. C. Howell,
D. D. Mallory, Rev. C. W. Baldwin, Henry W. Rogers, Win. Davison,
P. A. Kroh,
Charles Lynch, J. C. L. Cole.
W. D. Hall,
Col. S. Amau, J. Vau Reswick, John Cook. Wm. J. Hiss, Samuel J. Black, A. Regester, Col. B. F. Taylor, W. D. Burchinal, Frank Meushaw. Thomas Ellis.
August Lang,
Wyckhoff Patent Water
Pipe,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
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Price per foot, texted so the. pressure, or 185 ft. head ....
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Address JOHN H. BUXTON & CO. Nos. 19, 21 and 23 EAST PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
John E. Phillips, Edwin Bennett,
Frank Brown, W. R. Wedge,
J. M. Cone, C. J. Baker,
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WATER
PPF
PATENT NONPAREIL
REVERSIBLE MOTION, SELF-SHARPENING
IRON CRUSHING AND GRINDING MILLS,
Patented July 8 1862, Feb'y 23 and April 6, 1869, and Sept'r 27, 1870.
Crushes and Grinds Coru in the Far, with or without the sbuck. Prepared Bones, Drugs, all kinds of Spice Not Gall Corn Meal Feed of all kinds, and all articles not gummy, that an irou mill cau grind
NO. I NONPAREIL GRAIN MILL.
16-inch Plates Weight pounds, & to s horse power. Pulley 10 inches in diameter, G-inch face. Revolutions from 800 to 1,600 per minute, Capacity, from 25 to 30 bushels per hour.
With extended Shaft and Fly- wheel. $84.
No. 2 MILL.
13-inch Plates. Weight 240 pounds, 3 to 5 horse power. Pulley 74 inches in diameter, 5-inch face. 800 to 1,600 revolutions per min- ute, Capacity, from 6 to 18 bushels per hour. -.
With extended Shaft and Fly- wheel, $65.
No. 8 MILL. 9-inch Plates. . Weight 150 pounds, with Fly-wheel complete. Pulley 6 inches in diameter. 4 inch face. 1 to 2 horse power. Revolutions from 800 to 1.600 per minute. Capacity, from 3 to & bus. per hour.
Price, $45.00.
par Remember these Mills run either way, right or left, and can be attached to any kind of power, Steam, Wind, Water or Horse Power : are warranted to be durable and to do as rep- resented. The Plates are made of the hardest White Iron ground true with an Emery wheel in a machine expressly built for the purpose ; one pair will last from 5 to 8 years for farm use, and when worn out are easily replaced ..
Every farmer ought to have a Mill to do his grinding at home and save time and money. A mill will save its price every year.
No. A. Bone Mill, weight 450 pounds, Pulley 10 inches in diameter, 6 inch face, 800 to 1,200 revolutions per minute, 6 to 8 horse power ; capacity 1} to 3 tons per day. Price, $100.
No. G. Feed Mill, weight, 650 pounds, 16-inch Plates, Pulley 10 inches in diameter, 6 inch face, 8 to lo horse power, 800 to 1, 200 revolutions per minute ; capacity from 15 to 25 bushels per hour.
This Mill has the same size chute as No. O B, and Ear Corn can be shoveled in, which it grinds as fine as desired in one operation. Price, with Fly-wheel complete, $120.
No. O. Bone Mill, weight 900 pounds, 24-inch Plates, Pulley 14 inches in diameter, 12 inches face, & to 10 horse power, Steam or Water, 800 to 1,000 revolutions per minute ; capacity 2 to 4 tons Bone per day : can also be used for grinding grain, &c. Price, $175.
No. O. B. The largest size has a very large chute 10 inches square, especially adapted to take in very large substances, such as Oil Cake, as it comes from the PRESS-Ear Corn, Roots, Rhubarb, Charcoal, &c. It weighs about 1,200 pounds, has 24-inch Plates, Pulleys 14 inches in diameter, 8 inch face; requires from 10 to 12 horse power, Steam or Water, revolutions 800 to 1,000 per minute: capacity 35 to 50 bushels Ear Corn per hour. Price, with Fly- wheel, $200.
PRICES FOR NEW GRINDING PLATES.
No. O B Mill, fitted and ground
l'er pair. $12 09
No. 2 Mill, fitted and ground
Per pair. .$ 7 00
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We also have a small Grinder to attach to 10, 12 or 14 foot Wind Engines, with capacity from 25 to 100 bushels per week, so you can pump and grind at the same time, or work them separately.
We also keep in stock Leather and Rubber Belting, Packing and Hose, Wrought Iron, Cast Iron, and Terra Cotta Pipe and Fittings of all kinds.
Address JOHN II. BUXTON & CO. Nos. 19, 21 and 23 E. PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
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Largest Life Ins. Co. in the World, O. F. Bresee & Sons, Gen'l Agts.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1109
Mott Abraham G. 40 Ensor Norris Thomas & Son, 60 Light Remington Agricultural Co. 21 s Howard and 97 Lexington Snyder Geo. H. 85 s Charles Stoddard J. W. & Co. 122 s Eutaw
THOMAS JOSHUA, Steam Engines, Thrashers, Reapers and Mowers, and Agricultural Saw Mills, and Mill Machinery Generally, No. 53 Light Street.
Underhill Henry P. (grain drill) 64 s Sharp Weaver D. R. 89 s Charles Whitman E., Sons & Co. 141 w Pratt Whitman Ezra B. 104 8 Charles
Air Brakes.
Loughridge Wm. 50 w Fayette
Antiquarian Books, &c.
Brady John K. 1094 n Howard Cullimore Wm. H., Park av and Lexington Des Forges Mrs. Mary J. 3 St. Paul Harris Geo. M. (old coins) 242 Franklin Reed Robt. A. 76 n Eutaw Saffell Charles C. 49 w Fayette Shegogue Fred. M. and Eugene R. 568 w Balti- more
Smith Jacob, 222 n Howard
Apothecaries, Druggists and Chemists. ( For Wholesale, see Druggists.)
Adams Chas. S. s e cor Fulton and Pratt Adler Aaron, 89 Hollins Altrieth David, 306 Light Andrews & Thompson,5 w Baltimore and Madi- son and Eutaw Appleby Saml. N., Baltimore and Greene Arnold & Co., Fayette and Eutaw Ayd John, 503 e Monument Baker Franck, 223 e Baltimore Barker Chas. W., Paca and Camden Barnett Wm. P. 241 Park av Barnett Wm. P. & Co., Park av and Mulberry Baxley J. Brown & Son, s e cor Madison av and McMechen Bayly & Long, 207 Madison av Beam Isaac R., North av and Charles Beck Charles, Gay and High Becker Louis, Ann and Pratt Bell Henry, 559 w Fayette
BALTIMORE Domæopathic Pharmacy, No. 135 W. FAYETTE ST. BOERICKE & TAFEL, Homoeopathic Books, Medicines, &c. FOR PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.
EATON & BURNETT'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Leading, the most Practical, and the Best in Baltimore. , sease call and examine our superior facilities and approved methods of Instruction, or send for Circular. Address EATON & BURNETT, N. E. Cor. Baltimore and Charles Sts. BALTIMORE, MD.
Benson Philander V., Hollins and Arlington av Blaney Frank M., Pratt and Gilmor Bode S. W. n w cor Light and Montgomery Boericke & Tafel, (homoeopathic) 135 w Fayette Bolton Dr. J. H. n e cor Caroline and Gay Boucsein Lewis, Pratt and Monroe Bowers Jas. W. 705 w Baltimore Brack Chas. E., Ensor and Forrest Brown J. P. & Co. 39 s Poppleton Brown John W., Fremont and Presstman Brude Wm., Greene and Paca Burkhard Dr. Melchoir W. 931 w Baltimore Burton Robt. F., Gay and Dallas
Caldwell A., Baltimore and Calhoun Caspari Chas.jr. n w cor Baltimore and Fremout Caspari & Nordmann, Harlem av and Carey
Caspari Wm. 133 Penna av
Cherry Wm. W. & Co. 236 n Broadway
Christ John A. 43 Essex
Coleman& Rogers, 176w Baltimore and6North av Corning A. J., Bolton and Mosher
Croft & Conlyn, Park av and Madison Cronhardt John C.jr. Greenmn't av and Madison Culbreth David M. R. n e cor Charles and Eager Cunningham Geo. W. 131 e Pratt
Davies David O. 111 e Pratt Dickinson & Co. 98 Warner Dickinson Jas. A. 512 w Baltimore
Dieffen bach Chas. H., Hill and Hanover
Dodson C. Marion, Hoffman and Linden av Doeller Chas. H. n e cor Broadway and Eager Donavin Dr. Matthew W. s e cor Lee and Sharp Duhurst Chas. H. 26 w Pratt Duke A. W. 154 Harford av
Eareckson Dr. Edwin, Baltimore and High Edwards Wm. F. n e cor Baltimore and Ann Elliott Henry A. & Bro. 286 Lexington Ely Wm. T. 51 n Calvert
Emerson Isaac E., Gilmor and Lafayette av Emory J. K. B. sr. Park av and Dolphin Esslinger Edwd. 220 e Baltimore Evans David G. 246 s Ann
Frames Geo. A. n e cor Monument and Gay
Frames J. P. & Co. s e cor Gay and Aisquith Geiger John W., High and Pratt
Geoghegan John R. jr. 80 s Greene German John W. s w cor Monument and Bond Gerson Jacob, 30 s High Gosman Adam J., Charles and Mulberry
Gosnell Chas. A., York rd and Brady av Grauel Frederick, 108 Cross Greentree Hiram, 647 Penna av
Grote Francis J., Washington and Gongh Habliston Chas. C. & Co. n e cor Gay and Bal-
timore Hance Seth S. 108 w Baltimore
1864 BRYANT STRATTON & SADLER 1881 NO.6AND8 . BUSINESS COLLEGE . N.CHARLES ST.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BRYANT, STRATTON & SADLER BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 6 and 8 N. CHARLES STREET.
1881.
THE OLDEST-THE LARGEST-THE BEST. -W. H. SADLER, President .-
1864.
MONEY to LOAN in SUMS to SUIT, From 1 to 2% per cent. At BENJAMIN & CO'S LOAN ( BANKING HOUSE,
Nos. 27,29 & 31 Fayette St., near Gay. ESTABLISHED 1830.
This old and responsible House still continues :c m :le the Largest Loans on all kinds of Co lateral's, and on Merchandise and Vaiundles in genern' ; also Pianos and Parties so de -iring can have their De- Duits kept for twelve months, if so agreed upon. Goods bought and sold. Private entrance, No. 31.
Hancock John F.s w cor Baltimore & Broad way Harrison F. A. s w cor Biddle and Eden
Hasenbalg Ernest, 177 s Broadway
Hassencamp Ferdinand, 75 Hanover
Healey Geo. 380 e Fayette
Hein Ernest T. 390 Harford av Heinze Otto. Nicholson nr Towson
Heironimus& Cole, n e corGilmor and Lexington Jleuser Chas. F. & Co. 68 s Sharp Horn Geo. L., Lafayette av and Stricker
Horn Louis C., Myrtle av and Mulberry Horn Philip C., Madison and North avs Horstmann & Co., 622 s Charles
Horstmann Henry R., Fort av and Light Houchens John T., Aisquith and Eager Hughes Wm. M. 712 Penna av
Huthwelker A. C. n e cor Pearl and Saratoga Hysore's Pharmacy, n w cor Carey and Ed- mondson av
Jaeger Ernest A., Chesnut and Hillen Jefferson John B. H. 96 s Broadway
Jennings N. Hynson & Co. 90 n Charles Jones Edwd. necor Eutaw and Lexington Jones John P., Central av and Fayette Keller W.L.& Co .. Penna av and Biddle Kelly Thos. 76 8 Exeter
Kennard James B. 413 Light
Kirby T. Edwd. se cor Pratt and Paca Laroque Emile, 364 e Pratt Lautenbach Ferd., Fremont and Franklin Lantenbach Robt., Entaw and Saratoga Lawrence Richd. H., Fayette and Mount Leef & Co. e Woodberry
Lemmon J. H. 659 w Baltimore
Lieberman Mrs. John, 285 n Central av Livingston E. C., Waverley
Lotz Wm. H., Conway and Warner
Luck & Lehmann, 224 Elliott Manger John F. 226 w Pratt
Mansfield Saml.sw cor Baltimore and Schroeder Maryland Pharmaceutical Co., Dr. S. B. Wolfe, supt. 45 w Lombard May Chas. Henry, 199 Frederick av McGlannan A. W. 178 Druid Hill av Meikle Frank A., Fremont and Patterson av Metzger Frank, Gay and Exeter Meyer John F. 208 n Arlington av
Milburn Jas. A. jr., Broadway and Lombard Monsarrat Oscar, 113 s Broadway
Moore H. C. 131 Lexington
Moore J. Faris, 8 w cor Howard and Madison Noelle Chas. 288 s Ann
Ohlendorf Jos. C., Aisquith and Eager
Onnen Arnold M., Ridgely and Cross Onnen John F., Sharp and Hamburg Outo John F. 433 e Eager
Passapac M. & Son, Baltimore and Gilmor
Perkins E. H. n w cor Baltimore and Greene Perkins J. F. & Bro., Greene and Franklin Perkins J. H. & Co. 136 n Howard
Piggott Cameron, 294 Frederick av Pilson Abraham, 855 w Baltimore Piquett John P. 505 Lexington Poisal J.W. & Co. 208 n Arlington av Pue Chas. R., Baltimore and Stricker Randle Wm. H. (botanic) 22 s Calvert Richardson Thos. L., Mt. Vernon mills Richter Adolph, Broadway and Mullikin Risk & Bro. n w cor Charles and Reed Roberts Jos. 1 Greenmount av Robinson R. K. & Co. 120 n Calvert Roe & Smith, Scott and Columbia
Roehle L. C. & C. F., Boston and Canton av
Roehle L. C. 116 n Broadway Ruhl Frank H. 220 s Sharp
Russell E. Walton, n e cor Baltimore and Eutaw Russell Eugene J. 216 s Ann Sappington Dr. Richd. 132 n Gay Sauer Dr. Francis A .. Jefferson and Central av Schad Fred. se cor Bond and Canton av Schiller Wm. C., Montgomery and Charles Schmidt Christian, 218 s Broadway
Schone Geo. H., Belair av and Washington
Schrader Aug., Elliott and Curley Schroeder Henry J. 360 n Broadway Schulte Dr. C. M. 185 s Wolfe Schulte Fred. W ., Columbia and Fremont
Schulte Dr. J. A. 36 Gough Schultze Louis A., Henrietta and Sharp
Schulze Hugo, 334 Orleans
Schwartz & Co., Canton and Elliott Schwartze John, Biddle and Druid Hill av Sears Chas. C. s e cor Gilmor and Franklin Senft Louis & Co. 22 n Howard
Sharp & Dohme, s w cor Pratt and Howard Shipley David McG., Hampden
Sinsz Emil, s w cor Penna ar and Mosher, Fre- mont and Townsend, and Stricker and Pat- terson av
Smith Theodric, Penna av and Townsend
Sohl John, Fayette and Stricker Stauff & Foster, n e cor Barre and Fremont
Stehl John, 104 n Eutaw
Stehl John & Son, Brown and Light
Stehl Justus, 240 n Gay
Stehl Justus V., Edmondson av and Calhoun
Steinhofer Louis, 357 e Lombard
Stewart James V'D. & Co. se cor Hanover and Camden
Stillman & Son, Stricker and Patterson av Stiltz Geo. R. n e cor Broadway and Thames Strecker Gustav T. 1334 s Caroline
Strickler's Pharmacy, 139 w Biddle
Sutton Geo. W., Carrollton av and Franklin Swentzel W. T., Fayette and Poppleton Teipel Chas. H. 218 Frederick av
Thieneman Chas., Gay and Eden
Thomas & Thompson, Druid Hill av and Dolphin
Thompson Wilbur S. n w cor Baltimore and Broadway Thornton Wm. E. 20 w Baltimore
Trapp Chas. P. 8 Aisquith
Tucker Wm. C. 96 s Broadway
Warlitz Dr. Gus. 23 n High Watts Henry R. 414 e Baltimore
Watts John W. 19 Aisquith
Webb John A. & Co. 210 Madison av
Webster Chas. R. 167 Hanover Whiteside & Co., Lombard and Calhoun
EXCELSIOR ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, S. W. Cor. Baltimore and Light Streets.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Assets $94,000,000. O. F. Bresee & Sons, General Agts.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1111
Whiteside Wm. B. 128 Edmondson au Whittle Geo. W. 189 Eastern av Whittle John T., Lexington and Fremont Whittle Thos. S., John and Harford av Wiesel John M. 281 Madison av Wilcox Hamlet, 81 Aisquith Winsinger Henry, Eager and Eden Wolf Bros., Eastern av and Chester Wolf Chas. A., Broadway and Thames Wolf Louis, 266 Hanover Woods Franklin D., Baltimore and Broadway Zwanzger John L. 563 w Lombard
Architects and Civil Engineers. ( See Carpenters and Builders, and Engineers.
Alexander George W. (sanitary engineer) Hoen building
Archer Geo. se cor Charles and Lexington Baldwin E. F. s w cor Charles and Lexington Baltimore Chapter, American Institute of Ar- chitects, over s e cor Charles and Lexington Bollman John W., Clinton s of Boston Bollman Wendell, Clinton s of Boston, and 8 8 Gay
Bolling Wm. N., Camden station Boyden Geo. A. 207 w Lanvale Carson Chas. L. 52 Lexington Cassell Chas. E. 55 n Charles Colbert L. A. 42 St. Paul Davis Frank E. over s e cor Charles and Fayette
DAVIS FRANK E., Architect, room No. 1, second story, over S. E. cor- ner Charles and Fayette, dw Har- lem av cor Arlington av.
Disney Thos. H. 50 w Fayette Dixon Thos. over 24 n Charles Duvall A. Leslie, 386 w Lanvale Ellicott John, 68 w Madison Frederick Geo. A. 25 n Charles Ghequier T. Buckler, 49 St. Paul Gott Jackson C. 7 n Charles Guquer Butler, 178 n Charles Haskell Geo. C. 151 n Paca Husband John J. 31 St. Paul Hutton W. R. 46 Lexington Kennedy Thos. C. 47 Lexington Latrobe Chas. H. over 10 South Lind E. G. 55 n Charles Marriott Wm. H. 10 South McCulley Herbert, 911 w Baltimore Mclaughlin Andw. B. 350 Mulberry Muncks Louis A. jr. 306 Lexington Murdoch John, 52 Lexington Neilson J. Crawford, 49 St. Paul Niernsee J. Rudolph, Lexington and Charles Owens Benj. B. 7 n Charles Pennington Josias, 265 n Calvert Phelan Jesse jr. 23 Parkin Pohl Anton, 105 Lexington Roby Harry A. 197 Park av Townsend H. (draughtsman ) 84} w Fayette Weber Wm. F. 50 w Fayette Webn Wm. H. 201 s Fremont Wilson J. A. & W. T. 52 Lexington Wyatt & Sperry, 55 n Charles
HIRAM WOODS & CO. Brokers & Real Estate Agts, OFFICE 41 LEXINGTON STREET.
HOUSES, BUILDING LOTS AND FARMS, FOR SALE, LEASE OR EXCHANGE. MINERAL AND TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. GROUND RENTS purchased and for sale. RENTS COLLECTED. Entire Management of ESTATES undertaken. Money Loaned on Mortgage.
Artesian Wells.
Bolles Jesse N. 39 n Front Buxton John H. & Co. 19 e Pratt . Miller D. E. & Co. 17 n Paca
Artists.
Adams Elizabeth, 85 w Chase Ahrendt Carl, 215 Bank
Arthur Robt. 170 Maryland av
Atkinson Elizabeth H., Shirley house Bendann Danl. 24 n Charles
Bendann David, 181 w Baltimore Bersch Carl, 844 w Fayette Buffham Bros. 116 s Broadway Burroughs Frank C. 430 n Carey Callaway Anna, 254 n Gilmor Card James, 218 Franklin Chappell Florence J. 30 n Gay Clinedinst Barnet M. over 120 Lexington Creager Lannie V. 81 n Liberty Cummins James S. 48 n Charles D'Almaine George, 28 McCulloh Decorative Art Society, rooms 61 n Charles Dietrich Louis, over 24 n Charles Dobson George H. jr. 55 n Charles Emory & Morgan, 55 n Charles Enke Mrs. Mary, 124 n Howard Evans Benjamin F. 156 Tenant Fenge Henry, 351 Lafayette av Geiwitz George & Son, 27 Albemarle Graffin Frank D. 127 w Lanvale Hallwig Oscar, 56} Saratoga Herrington T. A. 231 w Fayette Kahl George F. 267 w Fayette Kett Emil, 81 St. Paul Kirk Mrs. Ann M. 299 Madison av Koch Paul, 140 Pearl Lister Nelson O. 623 w Lombard Lowry Jos. T. 20 n Gilmor Lupus Rudolph, 5 Penn Morgan Evan, 99 n Charles Myers & Hedian, 46 n Charles Pollock Henry, 44 Lexington Pollock Lila, over 55 n Charles Roelecke Oscar, 125 Franklin Rudolph Ernest B. 844 w Fayette Schultheis Edward, 181 Mulberry Shorey Wm. F. 157 w Baltimore Swigart John R. 357 Franklin Tait John R. 55 n Charles Tiffany Wm. S. 251 n Howard Volkmar Chas. sr. 8 n Frederick Way Andrew J. H. 99 n Charles Way Geo. B. 99 n Charles Weaver Wm. H. 147 e Baltimore Welch Geo. over s w cor Lexington and Charles
1864 BRYANT STRATTON & SADLER 1881 NO 6 AND8 . BUSINESS COLLEGE . N. CHARLES ST.
AMATEUR ARTISTS
HARD WOOD, TILES for FLOORS, HEARTHS and ART DECORA TIONS, TILES Placque and China FIRED for
MARBLE SLATE and
Street.
Balto. MANTEL CO.
75 N Howard
MANTELS of
O.F. BRESEE & SONS, LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
1112
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ADLER BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- Nos. 6 and 8 N. Charles Street .-
BRYANT, STRATTON &
DAY CLASSES, OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
NIGHT CLASSES, OCTOBER I TO APRIL I.
MONEY to LOAN in SUMS to SUIT, From 1 to 2% per cent. At BENJAMIN & CO'S LOAN @ BANKING HOUSE,
Nos. 27,29 & 31 Fayette St., near Gay. ESTABLISHED 1830.
This old and responsible House still continues to make the Largest Loans on all kinds of Collaterals, and on Merchandise and Valuables in general; also Pianos and Organs. Parties so desiring can have their De- posits kept for twelve months, if so agreed upon. Goods bought and sold. Private errance, No. 31.
Weigandt C. F. 23 Robert WOODWARD PROF. D. A. 99 n Charles
Artists' Materials. ( See Paints, §.c.)
Dodge Geo. R. & Co. 42 w Baltimore Minifie Wm. & Son, 5 n Charles O'Brien K. H. 119 Lexington
Artificial Flowers. (See Millinery Goods.)
Armstrong, Cator & Co. 237 and 239 w Baltimore Church Mrs. Mary, (preserver ) 5 Scott Fureschi Elizabeth, (wax) 59 n Calvert Ortmuller Mrs. R. (preserver) 100 Pearl Shaffner Sophia, 119 Lexington Sheeler Catherine, ( wax) 446 w Fayette Siebrecht Wilhelmina, (wax) 45} n Gay Weber Mrs. E. C. (waxwork) 89 Lexington Zeiler Kate, (waxwork ) 81 s Wolfe
Artificial Limbs, Trusses, &c.
Daily J. A. 151 w Fayette
Jacques Wm. H. 21} n Gay
Reinhardt H. D. 64 s Sharp Reinhardt Wm. H. 10 n Gay
Willms Chas. & Co. 79 Howard
Wilson Mrs. M. A. (abdominal supporters) 190 Aisquith
Artificial Stone.
Gable Benj. F. 96 s Ann Garrell Gustav, 426 n Carey
Gray Geo. 42 St. Paul
Hoopes Artificial Stone Co., Wm. H. Hoopes, pres't, 84 n Eutaw Weems Artificial Stone and Marble Co. 76 n Calvert
Attorneys for Inventors.
MANN & CO. 116 w Baltimore, cor North
Attorneys at Law.
ADDISON A. MERRILL, Attorney at Law and Commissioner of Court of Common Pleas, 52 n Calvert st.
Albert Richard S. 48 St. Paul Albert Talbot J. 27 n Calvert Alexander Julian J. 52 Lexington Allston Joseph Blyth, 32 St. Paul Ambler James M. 29 n Calvert Amoss Winfield S. 33 St. Paul Anderson Henry W. 142 n Charles Anderson Wm. H. H. 37 Lexington Annan Wm. H. 49 Lexington Applegarth Rufus W. 47 Lexington Archer Henry W. of R. 47 Lexington Armstrong & Hinks, 37 Lexington Armstrong John A. 19 Cathedral Ashworth Geo. W. 53 St. Paul Audoun J. H. & M. W. 10 Law building Baer Thomas S. 49 Lexington Baldwin R. W. 39 Lexington Baldwin Robt. s e cor Calvert and Fayette Baltzell Harry E. 40 Lexington Bannon Michael, 32 St. Paul Barnes John H. 366 e Baltimore Barnitz Covington D. 71 w Fayette Barrett John jr. 6 Courtland Barton Randolph, 29 n Calvert Barton & Wilmer, 29 n Calvert Battee Richard Ridgely, 5 St. Paul
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