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APPENDIX.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. John T. Morris, President. H. M. Cowles, Secretary. Prof. Henry E. Shepherd, Superintendent. Henry A. Wise, Assistant Superintendent.
MAGISTRATES.
1st Ward-Edward F. Flaherty.
2d
Lloyd Slemmer.
3d
W. S. Gorton.
4th
Vacant.
5th
John T. Maddox.
6th
John W. Baker.
7th
Thos. W. Morse.
8th
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Vacant.
9th
J. M. Meyers.
10th
John Warfield.
11th
James Howard.
12th
E. Beatty Graff.
13th
Wm. H. Bayzand.
14th
Otto Benner.
15th
Vacant.
16th
66 Wm. McCawley.
17th
S. C. Tall.
18th
Thos. J. Talbott.
19th
George McCaffray.
20th
Geo. A. Hemmick. City at Large.
Middle District-John J. Grindall.
Eastern District-Henry Cashmeyer.
Northeastern District-Thos. W. Morse.
Western District-Thos. J. Talbott.
Northwestern District-Chas. C. Rhodes. Southern District-S. C. Tall.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1st Ward-F. J. Ruth, 489 e Baltimore.
2d Geo. H. Budeke, 133 s Broadway.
3d Wm. C. Atkinson, 27 s Broadway.
4th Timothy Maloney, 7 Lloyd
5th Wm. M. Ives, 41 n High
6th
Jno. F. Hancock, Broadway and Baltimore.
7th
Robt. H. Sinclair, 295 Aisquith
8th Jas. Boyle, Hillen and Chesnut. .
9th Joshua Plaskitt. 29 Pleasant.
10th
John T. Morris, 43 n Charles.
11 th
John P. Poe, 33 Lexington.
12th
Benj. Price, 327 Linden av
13th
Dr. F. W. Germon, 187 Saratoga. Dr. F.G.Connolly, 323 w Lombard. J. Wm. Kines, 85 William.
15th
16th
Jacob Schenkle. 76 Sterrett.
17th H. B. Roemer, 423 Light.
18th
John N. Conway, 37 s Calhoun.'
19th Jos. H. Gale, 145 n Carrollton av.
20th Calvin J. King, 236 Argyle av.
LOCATION AND TEACHERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Baltimore City College. Howard opposide Cen- tre. William Elliott jr.
Eastern Female High School, n e cor Aisquith and Mullikin. Wm. F. Wardenburg.
Western Female High School, Fayette nr Paca. Andrew S. Kerr.
No. 1 Grammar School, corner of Fayette and Greene. Male, W. G. Fox. Female, H.A.Carl. No. 2 Grammar School, corner of Broadway and Bank. Male, W. T. Markland. Female, Clara M. Johnson.
No. 3 Grammar School, High near Fayette. Male, J. F. Arthur. Female, Margt. Snyder. No. 4 Grammar School, Sharp near Montgom- ery. Male, Julius G. Miller. Female, Mary H. Thomiz.
No. 5 Grammar School, corner Greenmount av and Eager. Male, S. A. Cremen. Female, Louisa M. Kelly.
No. 6 Grammar School, Division near Lanvale . Male, W. C. Robinson. Female, Eliza Adams. No. 7 Grammar School, corner Eastern av, and Burke. Male, P. J. Doran. Female, E.D. Nor- ville.
No. 8 Grammar School, Hollins near Fulton. Male, John E. McCahan. Female, Adelaide L. Hall.
No. 9 Grammar School, Courtland near Sara- toga. Male, C. A. Fairbank. Female, Anna G. Chappell.
No. 10 Grammar School, corner of William and Warren. Male, Jacob Goodman. Female, Mary Ann Reeside.
No. 11 Grammar School, corner of Bond and Jefferson. Male, John W. Hooper. Female, Nancy W. Smith.
No. 12 Grammar School, Ridgely near Fremont. Male, Robert C.Cole. Female, AnnieE.Porter. No. 13 Grammar School, Aisquith near Mulli- kin. Male, George B. Loane. Female, E.J. Mitchell.
No. 15 Grammar School, corner of Carrollton av and Wagon al, Male, Geo. S. Grape. Fe- male, Florence Rutter.
No. 16 Grammar School, Locust Point. Female, Anna H. Oakes
No. 17 Grammar School, Washington nr Jack- son sq av. Male, A. F. Wilkerson. Female, Mary E. Burnett.
No. 18 Grammar School, Mulberry nr Fremont, Male, Charles H. Cockey. Female, A. Sap- pington.
No. 19 Grammar School, Park av nr Preston. Male, Chas. M. Elliott. Female, H. A. Mus- selman
No. 20 Grammar School, cor John and Eden. Male, Wm. H.Tolson. Female, A. S. Kenny. No. 21 Grammar School, corner of Presstman and Gilmor. Male, T.J.Edwards. Female, S. G. Pryor.
No. 1 Primary School, cor Fayette and Greene Male, Marie E. Walter. Female, Elizabeth D. Kirk.
No. 2 Primary School, Gough and Stiles. Male, Susan B. Fleury. Female, A. E. McBee.
No. 3 Primary School, High nr Fayette. Male, Emma Gillen. Female, A. M. German.
No. 4 Primary School, cor Hanover and Lee. Male, Sallie A. E. Pattison. Female, Mrs.L. Saulsbury.
No. 5 Primary School, corner Broadway and Chew. Male, Margaret A. Sherwood. Fe- male, Belle C. Ford.
No. 6 Primary School, Ann, between Canton av and Aliceauna. Male, Anne M. Aburn. Fe- male, Margaret Clendenin.
No. 7 Primary School, Mullikin nr Aisquith Male, J. Evans. Female, Amanda Harker. No. 8 Primary School, Caroline near Lombard. Male, Sarah E. Smith. Female, Georgia A. Duvall.
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No. 9 Primary School, Courtland near Sarato- ga. Male, Fanny H. Green. Female, S. S. Bouldin.
No. 10 Primary School, Hollins near Schroeder. Male, Kate Wright. Female, Elizabeth P. Martin.
No. 11 Primary School, corner Schroeder and Peirce. Male, M.C. Mullikin. Female, Kate Siemering.
No. 12 Primary School, corner of Barre and Warner. Male, O. Wright. Female, Laura Wamaling.
No. 13 Primary School, Jefferson near Caro- line. Male, Annie E.Gallup. Female, Mary A. Joice.
No. 14 Primary School, Eutaw near Preston. Male, Clara Tucker. Female, Emily M. Ellis. No. 15 Primary School, corner Carrollton av
and Saratoga. Male, M. L. Hisky. Female, A. R. McCoy.
No. 16 Primary School, corner Harford av and Chew. Male, Mrs. M. L. Mullin. Female, Mary Hanna.
No. 17 Primary School, corner Light and Poult- ney. Male, Delmar Neal. Female, E. Vir- ginia Addison.
No. 18 Primary School, Argyle av near Lan- vale. Male, Annie N. Frederick. Female, Ada Branham.
No. 19 Primary School, Park av near Preston. Male, S. E. Clarke. Female, Annie O. Sol- lers.
No. 20 Primary School, corner of John and Eden. Male, E. T. McAllister. Female, Eliza J. Ireland.
No. 21 Primary School, corner Pennsylvania av and Robert. Male, E. M. Carey. Female, A. E. Barnett.
No. 22 Primary School, Ramsay near Scott. Male, Ellen S. Moffett. Female, Mary E. Frame.
No.23 Primary School, corner Gough and Wolfe. Male, Mary L. Maxwell. Female, Sallie A. Stoner.
No. 24 Primary School, corner Chesapeake and Hudson. Male, Laura Sherwood. Female, Alice E. Ford.
No. 25 Primary School, Caroline near Bank. Male, M. M. Hamilton. Female, M. E. Fos- ter.
No. 26 Primary School, Orleans near Bond. Male, Anna E. Driscoll. Female, Rosalie Barrett.
No. 27 Primary School, corner of Fayette and Chester. Male, Kate McIntosh. Female, Sue Browning.
No. 28 Primary School, corner Battery av and Clement. Male, Carrie A. Drought, Fe- male, Laura T. Hollingshead.
No. 29 Primary School, Hill between Hanover and Sharp. Male, M. Agnes Durst. Fe- male, Sarah R. Webster.
No. 30 Primary School, Hollins near Fulton. Male, Laura A. Yeatman. Female, Kate J. Martin.
English-German School No. 1, Druid Hill av near Biddle. A. T. King.
English-German School No. 2, corner Charles and Ostend. Charles E. Hill.
English-German School No. 3, Baltimore oppo- site Lloyd. C. W. Virtue.
English-German School No. 4, corner of Bond and Chew. E. M. Jackson.
English-German School No. 5, corner Fremont and Ridgely al. Charles G. Edwards.
Music Teachers-W. A. Tarbution, J. H. Deems, C. F. Percival and Edward F. Grady
Drawing Teachers-Eastern District, M. M. Mullin and Olivia F. Keach. Western dis- trict, Roberta Davis and Bettie M. Makibbin.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
No. 1 Grammar School, Old City Hall. Rich- ard Grady.
No. 1 Primary School, Old City Hall. Male, William T. R. Saffell. Female, 61 Saratoga, E. M. Dudley.
No. 2 Primary School, East near Douglass. Male, D.J. Cummings. Female, Julia Quirk. No. 3 Primary School, corner Montgomery and Howard. Male, John L. Yater. Female, E. Beauffort.
No. 4 Primary School, Biddle near Pennsylva- nia av. Male, John E. Broadbelt. Female, C. W. Reed.
No. 5 Primary School, Eastern av near Broad- way. Male, William V. Walton.
No. 6 Primary School, Barre near Eutaw. Male, Samuel T. Lester.
No. 7 Primary School, Waesche near Fremont. Male, Joseph F. McBee. Female, Martha J. Richmond.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
City Hall.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Samuel W. Regester, President.
Thomas W. Campbell, C. B. Slingluff,
Samuel T. Hannah,
Commissioners.
J. F. Morrison,
Bartholomew E. Smith,
G. A. Campbell, Secretary and Clerk. John M. Hennick, Chief Engineer.
George W. Ellender, Assistant Engineer.
Thomas W. Murphy, Assistant Engineer.
ENGINE CO. No. 1-Paca st., between Fayette and Lexington.
ENGINE CO. No. 2-Barre st., between Sharp and Howard.
ENGINE CO. No. 3-Lombard street between High and Exeter.
ENGINE CO. No. 4-Lexington street between North and Davis.
ENGINE CO. No. 5-Ann st., between Pratt and Gough.
ENGINE CO. No. 6-Cor. Gay and Ensor sts.
ENGINE CO. No. 7-Cor. Druid Hill avenue and Eutaw street.
ENGINE CO. No. 8-Mulberry nr Schroeder.
ENGINE CO. No. 9-Cor. Madison and Mc- Donogh.
ENGINE CO. No. 10-Columbia nr Poppleton.
ENGINE CO. No. 11-Cor. Eastern and Pat- terson Park avenues.
ENGINE CO. No. 12-Cor. Fort avenue and Johnson
ENGINE CO. No. 13-Cor. Fremont and Myr- tle avenue
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HOOK AND LADDER No. I-Harrisou street, between Fayette and Baltimore
HOOK AND LADDER No. 2-Paca street, be- tween Fayette and Lexington
HOOK AND LADDER No. 3-Ann street near Gough
HOOK AND LADDER No. 4-Biddle street near Druid Hill av
SALVAGE CORPS .- 27 north Liberty
CITY POLICE AND FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. City Hall.
For Fire Alarm and Police purposes, and for recovery of Lost Children
Parties finding children will please hand them over to a police officer, or send them to a Police Station House
CHAS. J. MCALEESE, Superintendent.
LIST OF TELEGRAPHIC FIRE ALARM STATIONS:
8 No. 4 Engine House, City Hall.
4 Calvert and Baltimore.
5 German and Light.
6 Calvert and Lombard.
7 No. 12 Engine House, Fort av. and
8 Nicholson and Hull. [Johnson. 12 Baltimore and Gay.
18 Pratt Street Bridge.
14 No. 3 Engine House, Lombard near
16 Eastern Police Station. [Exeter.
16 No. 6 Engine House, Ann nr Gough.
17 No. 11 Eng., Patterson Pk & Eastern 18 Chesapeake and Boston. [8VS.
19 Bayview Asylum.
21 Gay and Saratoga.
23 Mullikin and Eden.
24 No. 6 Engine, Gay and Ensor.
25 Constitution and Eager.
26 Gay and Madison.
37 No. 9 Eng., Madison and McDonogh.
28 Schuetzen Park, Belair av.
31 Pleasant and Calvert.
82 No. 7 Engine, Eutaw and Druid Hill
34 Eager st. and Morton alley. [av.
35 Biddle and Garden.
86 No. 13 Engine, Fremont st. & Myrtle
37 Lafayette and Arlington ave. [av. 38 Fremont st. and Penna av.
39 Penna. and Boundary avs.
41 Fayette and St. Paul.
42 No. 2 Truck House, Paca st.
43 Lombard and Penn.
45 No. 8 Eng., Mulberry nr Schroeder.
46 Baltimore st. and Frederick road.
47 Fayette and Fulton.
48 Bentalou st. and Frederick road. 51 Pratt and Light.
52 No. 2 Engine House, Barre st.
63 No. 10 Engine House, Columbia av.
64 Southern Police Station, Sharp st.
66 Leadenhall and Hamburg.
61 Light and Lee.
62 Light and Cross.
63 Light and Gittings.
64 Light and Heath.
65 Hunover and Welle.
67 Hanover and Jephson.
71 Fort av. and Burrough.
72 Covington and Donaldson.
73 Fort av. and Dry Dock entrance.
121 Exchange Place and Commerce. 123 Pratt and Gay.
124 South st. and Bowly's Wharf.
125 Patterson and Cable.
181 Buchanan's Whf.and Sugar Refin'y.
132 Dugan's Wharf and Wood st.
134 Concord st. and Eastern av.
135 Drawbridge, foot of Falls.
186 Foot of Union Dock.
141 President st. and Canton av. 142 Bank and Exeter.
143 Pratt st. and Central av.
145 Baltimore st. and Central av.
151 Caroline and Lombard.
152 Broadway and Pratt.
153 Caroline st. and Canton av.
164 Caroline and Thames.
156 Broadway and Thames.
161 Ann st. and Canton av.
162 Thames and Wolfe.
163 Baltimore and Wolfe.
164 Bank and Washington.
171 Chester st. and Canton av.
172 Lombard st. & Patterson Park av.
173 Aliceanna and Burke.
181 Canton and Elliott.
212 No. 1 Truck House, Harrison st. 218 High and Low.
214 Exeter and Fayette.
215 Douglass and Alequith.
316 Jefferson and Aisquith.
231 Jefferson and Bond.
232 Fayette and Bond.
234 Ann and Orleans.
235 Castle and Monument.
236 Fayette st. and Collington av.
241 Front and Hillen.
242 Madison and Forrest.
243 Monument and Ensor.
245 Maryland Penitentiary.
251 Eager and Ensor.
252 Greenmount av. and John Et.
253 Harford and Central Bv8.
254 Greenmount and Boundary avs.
513 Pratt and Sharp.
514 Pratt and Eutaw. 516 Ostend and Warner.
521 Camden and Charles.
523 Eutaw and Conway.
531 Fremont and Columbia.
532 Barre and Warner.
534 Ridgely and Hamburg.
641 Eutaw and Henrietta. 542 Eutaw and West.
661 Leadenhall and Ostend.
612 Montgomery and William.
613 Hughesand Covington.
621 Cross and Covington.
WARD MANAGERS OF THE POOR.
1st Ward-Moses Fleischman.
2d John Cloke.
3d R. C. Kemp.
4th John Quinn.
5th Lewis Strasberger.
6th
Matthew McClintock.
7th
John Aull.
8th
Peter Kennedy.
9th
Solomon Goodman.
10th
Edward Pels.
11th
Chas. F. Taylor.
12th
Isaac S. George.
13th Levi Weinberger.
14th
Wm. H. Cox.
15th
Joseph J. Harig.
16th Peter Hines.
17th Henry Dickens.
18th
T. P. Perrine.
19th
Geo. A. Smith.
20th
John B. Thomas jr.
MARKETS.
BELAIR MARKET-Forrest, from Hillen to Orleans. Tuesday and Friday, and Satarday evening. Joseph T. Wright, clerk.
CENTRE MARKET-From Baltimore to Pratt, w of Jones Falls. Wednesday and Saturday. Daniel Murray, clerk. Thos. E. Bnrke, asst. CROSS STREET MARKET-From Light to Charles, between Cross and West. Tuesday and Friday morning and Saturday evening. James Graham, clerk.
FELL'S POINT MARKET-Broadway, from Canton av to Thames. Tuesday and Friday, and Saturday evening. Charles Eggleston, clerk.
HANOVER MARKET-n w cor Hanover and Camden. Monday and Thursday, and Sat- urday evening. G. A. Albaugh, clerk
HOLLINS MABKET-Hollins, s of Baltimore. Wednesday and Saturday,and Saturday eve- ning. John O'Keefe, clerk.
LAFAYETTE MARKET- Patterson av, from Penna av to Fremont. Monday and Thurs- day, and Saturday evening. Thos. Briddell, clerk.
LEXINGTON MARKET-Lexington, from Eu- taw to Pearl. Tuesday and Friday, and Sat- urday evening. Wm. H. Pope, clerk. Fran- cis Brown, ass't.
RICHMOND MARKET-From Howard to Bid- dle. Monday and Thursday, and Saturday evening. Andrew J. Norris, clerk.
421 Western Police Station.
423 Baltimore and Pine.
424 Fremont and Lexington.
425 Baltimore and Poppleton.
426 Baltimore st. and Carrollton av.
431 Pratt and Fremont.
432 Pratt and Poppleton.
434 Pratt and Carey.
451 Carey st. and Edmondson av.
452 Lexington and Stricker.
458 Lanvale and Stricker.
461 Mount and McHenry.
462 Lombard and Monroe.
471 Fulton and Franklin.
512 Charles and Lombard.
261 Chase and Eden.
262 Broadway and Gay.
263 Caroline and John.
271 N. E. Police Station, Chew and Dur-
272 Biddle and Wolfe. Tham.
312 Clay and Park.
313 Charles and Franklin.
314 Howard and Franklin.
315 Monument st. and Plover alley.
316 Monument and North.
821 Franklin and Greene.
828 N. W. Police Station, Penna. av.
324 Preston st. and Druid Hill av.
325 Lanvale and McCulloh.
826 McMechen st. and Penna av.
827 McMechen st. aud Madison av.
841 Biddle and St. Paul. 842 Hoffman and Cathedral.
343 Charles-st. Bridge.
845 Charles st, and Boundary av.
361 Eutaw Place and Dolphin st. 352 Mosher and Bolton.
853 Mt. Royal and Boundary avs.
361 Pearl and Saratoga.
862 Chatsworth and Franklin.
863 George and Fremont.
364 No. 4 Truck House, Biddle st.
371 Mosher and Gilmor.
372 Patterson av and Stricker st.
381 Presstman and Gilmor.
382 Madison and Boundary avs.
412 Baltimore and Hanover.
413 Salvage Corps, Liberty nr Fayette,
414 German and Howard.
415 Baltimore and Eutaw.
416 Greene and German
417 Greene and Portland.
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POST OFFICE. Exchange Building.
Postmaster-Harrison Adreon. Assistant Postmaster-Wm. E. W. Ross. Treasurer-John P. Haas.
Superintendent of Mails-Milo V. Bailey. Supt. City Division-W. H. H. Sultzer. Supt. MoneyOrder Division-J.J.C.Dougherty. Supt. Register Division-Geo. B. Jean. Supt. Stamp Division-Geo. W. Johnson. Supt. Letter Carriers-Michael S. Showacre.
OFFICE HOURS.
Postmaster's Room, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Assistant Postmaster, from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. For Delivery of Letters, Papers, sale of Stamps, &c., 8 A. M. to 9 P.M.
On Sundays from 8.30 to 10 A. M.
Treasury, Money Order and Registered Letter Department, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
First-Class .- Letters and all other written' matter, whether sealed or unsealed, and all other matter; sealed, mailed, sewed, tied or fastened in any manner so that it cannot be easily examined, three cents per half ounce or fraction thereof. Postal cards, one cent each. Postal cards are unmailable with any writing or printing on the address side, except the di- rection, or with anything pasted upon or attached to them.
On local or drop letters, two cents for each half ounce or fraction thereof.
Second - Class - Regular Publications .- This class includes all newspapers, periodical or matter exclusively in print, and regularly issued at stated periods from a known office of publi- cation or news-agency. Second-class matter can only be mailed by publishers or news- dealers. Postage two cents a pound or fraction thereof.
Third-Class .- Printed matter, in unsealed wrappers only, (all matter inclosed in sealed envelopes notched on the sides or corners must pay letter rates, ) one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof, which must be fully prepaid. This includes books, circulars, chromos, hand- bills, engravings, lithographs, magazines, music, newspapers, pamphlets, photographs, proof- sheets and manuscript accompanying the same, reproductions by the electric pen, hektograph, metallograph, papyrograph, and, in short, any reproduction upon paper by any process, except handwriting and the copying press, not in the nature of a personal correspondence. Limit of weight four pounds, except for a single book, which may weigh more. Third-class matter must be fully prepaid, or it will not be for- warded.
Fourth-Class .- All mailable matter not in- cluded in the three preceding classes which is so prepared for mailing as to be easily with- drawn from the wrapper and examined. Rate, one cent per ounce or fractien thereof. Limit of weight four pounds. Full prepayment com- pulsory.
PERMISSIBLE WRITING.
No writing is permitted on third or fourth- class matter except as follows : The name and address of sender on the outside or inside of -
package, preceded by the word "from." On the wrapper may also be written the names and number of articles inclosed. The sender is further allowed to mark a word or passage in a book or paper to which he desires to call spe- ciall attention. He may also write a simple inscription or dedication upon the cover or blank leaves of a book or pamphlet. There may be attached to articles of merchandise, by tag or label, a mark, number, name or letter for purpose of identification. Printed circulars may contain the written name of the sender, or of the addressee, and the date. Any other writing on third or fourth-class matter will subject the package to letter rates of postage, and render the sender liable to a fine of ten dol- lars for each offense. Printed matter may be inclosed with fourth-class matter, but the whole package is subject to the rate of one cent per ounce or fraction thereof.
RATES OF POSTAGE TO CANADA.
(The Dominion of Canada embraces all the British North American Provinces except New- foundland. )
Letters and Postal Cards .- Same rates and conditions of prepayment of postage as for do- mestic letters and postal cards.
Other Matter .- Same rates and conditions of transmission as for matter for delivery within the United States, except that merchandise is rigidly excluded. Samples of merchandise are mailable, but they must not exceed eight ounces in weight, and are subject to a postage of ten cents each. They must also be strictly speci- mens of goods for sale.
RATES OF POSTAGE TO FOREIGN COUN- TRIES IN THE POSTAL UNION.
Letters, five cents per half ounce or fraction thereof, (fifteen grams being the postal equiva- lent of half an ounce.)
Postal cards two cents each.
Registration fee ten cents.
Printed matter and samples of merchandise, one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof.
For rates to other foreign countries inquire at Postoffice.
Unmailable .- Liquids, poisons, explosive and inflammable articles, fatty substances easily li- quefiable, live or dead animals (not stuffed ), insects and reptile, fruits or vegetable matter, confectionery, pastes or confections, and sub- stances exhaling a bad odor; and every letter upon the envelope of which, or postal card upon which, indecent, lewd, obscene, or las- civious delineations, epithets, terms or language may be written or printed, and all matter con- cerning lotteries, so-called gift concerts, or other similar enterprises offering prizes, or concerning schemes devised and intended to defraud the public, or for the purpose of obtaining money under false pretenses.
All mail matter not prepaid by stamps, all such as are received in the office with stamps cut from Stamped Envelopes, or with such Postage Stamps as were in use prior to 1861, or with Revenue Stamps on them are treated as "un- mailable," and are so sent to the Dead Letter Office
A letter once delivered! to any one authorized to receive it, can, if returned immediately, be forwarded without additional postage.
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CITY DELIVERY.
The public are requested to adopt the house- door letter boxes, the use of which will result in greatly increased rapidity in the delivery of letters. Free delivery of letters by faithful Carriers will be secured by having them plainly addressed to the street and number. No neces- sity exists for persons calling at the office, as all may have their mail matter left at their resi- dences regularly, without risk or charge. Five deliveries will be made daily by the Letter Car- riers, beginning at 8 A. M., 10.80 A. M., 12 M. 2.30 P. M. and 4.30 P. M.
COLLECTIONS
Are made daily from the street letter-boxes as follows: . 1st, 6.30 .A. M. to 8.30 A. M .; 2d, 12.00 to 1.45 P. M .; 3d, 7.00 to 8.45 P. M., except Sunday, when one collection from 3.30 to 8 P. M. is made. Letters are also collected and delivered at the principal hotels
STAMPED ENVELOPES.
The attention of the public is called to the advantages of using Stamped Envelopes rather than Postage Stamps. Daily, number of letters are dropped in the Post Office without prepay- ment, with Revenue Stamps, and Stamps cut from Stamped Envelopes affixed, which are held for postage; whereas by the use of Stamped En- velopes, these letters would go forward without delay.
Persons purchasing Stamped Envelopes, of any denomination, in quantities of 500 and up- wards, may have their address and request to return in a specified time printed thereon, not to exceed four lines, free of charge. The De- partment offers unusual inducements to the public in the sale of Stamped Envelopes.
HARRISON ADREON, Postmaster.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
N. W. corner Gay and Lombard-Office hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.
Collector-Edwin H. Webster.
Deputy Collectors-Wm. H. Dallam, David W. Gray.
Auditor-George E. Dowell.
Clerk to Auditor-T. S. Nixdorff.
Clerk-R. J. B. Boggs.
Cashier of Customs-Charles F. Hanna ; Clerk, Samuel D. Jenkins.
Ass't Cashier of Customs-John P. Clayton. Corresponding Clerk-John H. Suter.
Entry Clerks-C. L. Kemp, N. J. Sappington, David Maxwell, D. K. Ralston, Eugene Post. Warehouse Clerks-T. S. Plummer, Chief; As- sistants, Stanley Young, A. A. Perry. Liquidating Clerks-A. C. Rhodes, Chief. Assistants-Wm. H. Spencer, Osmond Tiffany, Wm. M. Byrne. Bond Clerk-F. J. Kugler.
Import and Export Statistical Clerks-Alex. H. Steuart, Chief; S. P. S. Hutson. Impost Clerk-Chas. E. Needles. Marine Clerk-Chas. H. Richardson Assistants-N. R. Henderson, John W.Cathcart. Coastwise Clerk-Chas. W. Raphun. Assistants-John R. King, Elijah Peirce.
Record Clerks-C.A.Hergesheimer, Walter Ball. Miscellaneous Clerk-R. H. James. Weigher -- W. L. W. Seabrook.
Clerks-L. H. Hutchins, T. M. Lanahan, S. M. Mulliken.
Assistant Weighers and Measurers-John W.
Bechtel, Stephen Whalen, E. M. Price, S. W. Forrest, J. H. Leach, J. S. Merryman, F. L. McKenna, Wm. Landstreet, D. H. Mules, J. D. Johnson, R. Vinton Hall, H. A. F. God- frey, Francis McWilliams.
Assistant Custodian-Edwd. T. Daneker. Janitor of Building-Columbus Sanders.
Messengers-Felix McCurley, Wm. Perkins, jr., John J. McNier, J.H.Blackiston, A.H.Carver, Henry T. Tapman, Edwd. J. Miller.
Storekeepers-Bonded Warehouses-John S.
Manley, F. M. Collier, B. H. Kennard, A. S. Cooper, H. T. Levely, Wm. Moody.
Storekeeper No.1 Public Store-Jno. H. Redue ; Ass't Shorekeeper, Geo. Ruth; Superintend- ent, G.R.Thompson ; Laborers, H.T.C.Green; W. M. Mercer, Chas. C. Pert, Jas. Morgan, N. Warren; Engineer, Jas. A. Chalk; Fire- men, W. Cummings, Gabriel Smithson, Jos. Shaney.
NAVAL OFFICE.
Naval Officer-Wm. R. Wilmer.
Deputy Naval Officer-A. A. Lawrence
Entry Clerks-Saml. Keefer, W. E. W. Ross.
Warehouse Clerks-R. E. Bouldin, W. G. Spros- ton.
Liquidating Clerks-J. P.Carter, W.F.Cochran. Fee Clerk-A. A. White.
Impost Clerk-R. G. Morgan. Manifest Entry Clerk-Cornelius Leary.
Massenger-James N. Miller.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
Surveyor-G. W. F. Vernon.
Deputy Surveyor-James T. Caulk.
Clerks-J. Wm. Kaufman, L. M. Zimmerman. Messenger-G. W. Glessner.
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