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Lonergan Michael, painter, 58 s Charles Loney Mrs. B. S., hotel Braxton
Loney & Bro.(T.H.and R. W.Loney ) stoves, &c. 156 n Gay Loney Chas. B. butcher, 244 s Paca
Loney & Co. (J.D.Cassard, A.L.Penniman) dry goods com. 35 Hopkins pl Loney Mrs. F. B. 268 Maryland av Loney F. B. jr. 268 Maryland av Loney Geo. W. plumber, 351 n Central av
LONEY HENRY D. attorney, over National Mechanics' bank, dw 482 Madison av Loney John, 268 Maryland av
Loney Lewis H. butcher, 64 Lexington mkt,dw Mt. Winans
Loney Robt. W.(L.& Bro.) 351 n Central av Loney T. P. 117 n Charles
Loney Thos. D.(Thos.D.L.& Co. ) 117 n Charles Loney Thos. D. & Co. (Thos. D. Loney) com. merchts. 193 South Loney Thos. H.(L.& Bro. ) 174 n Calvert Long Adam, driver, 1 First Long Adolphus, tinner, 255 Hollins Long Andw. lab. 144 Johnson
Long Benj. driver, 12 Weber Long Benj. B. clerk, 91 s Chester
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HIRAM WOODS. JNO. C. ROBERTSON. WOODS & ROBERTSON, Brokers & Real Estate Agts, 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.
Long Buxsbury, machinist, 172 Gough Long Calvin H. clerk, Mt. Royal hill Long Caspar, grocery, 81 s Chapel Long Chas. butcher, 50 Hanover mkt. dw Gar- rison la nr Lombard
Long Chas. C. caulker, 40 Fairmount av Long Chas. F. bookkpr, 63 s Chester
Long Chas. H. (Mary Long) butcher, 100 Lex- ington and 23 Hanover mkts
Long Chas. H. canmkr, 99 Albemarle Long Chas. O. glassblower, 381 s Eutaw Long & Co. (J. W. Long, Saml. M. Wilkeming) saloon, North and Fayette
Long Commodore, clerk, 418 Lexington
Long Conrad, shoemkr, 149 William
Long Cornelius B. shipcarp. 40 Fairmount av Long David (L.& Sackerman ) 73 Lee Long David H. clerk, 89 Exchange pl
LONG & DUGDALE, (John R. Long, Wm. Dugdale) fertilizers, 37 s Gay
Long Edmund P. 351 Linden av . Long Edwin S. (Brian & L.) 418 e Monument
Long Elizabeth, wid. Jos. 146 n Charles
Long Elizabeth, wid. John, 323 e Pratt
Long Elizab.wid. Ellis B. 351 Linden av
Long Elizab.wid. Geo. 40 s Gilmor Long Fletcher, clerk, 323 e Pratt
Long Francis A.wid. Neal, 343 e Baltimore
Long Francis M. varnisher, 17 e Lombard
Long Francis W. barkpr, 1 Hollingsworth Long Frank, lab. 3 First
Long Frank C. paperhanger, 414 n Carey Long Geo. lab. 341 Penna av. Long Geo. lab. 3 First
Long Geo. police, 452 Light
Long Geo. canmkr, 149 William
Long Geo. lab. 81 s Chapel
Long Geo. H. butcher, 67 Lexington mkt, dw Liberty rd
Long Geo. W. clerk, 90 n Poppleton
Long Geo. W.waiter, McElderry nr Duncan al
Long Gordon, driver, 131 Welcome al
Long Hannah, wid. John F. 41 Myrtle av
Long Henry, clerk, 81 s Chapel
Long Henry, blksmith, 129 Penna av
Long Henry, conductor, 345 Division
Long Henry, lab. 2 s Dewberry al
Long Henry, shucker, 6 Rickett ct
Long Henry J. huckster, 231 n Caroline
Long Isaac, bookkpr, 73 Lee
Long Island Fire Ins. Co, of Brooklyn, N.Y.6 s Holliday Long Jacob, lab. 149 William
Long Jas. lab. 11 Wills Long Jas. E. clerk, 36 n Stricker
Long Jas. H. huckster, 24 n Paca
Long Jas. L. clerk, 90 n Poppleton
SADLER'S BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
SILLS, STEPS, COPING.
BLUE STONE WORKERS,
432 W. Pratt, Cor. Penn St.
M. GAULT & SON,
SIDE-WALKS, CROSSINGS. CURBINGS,
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.
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MONEY to LOAN in SUMS to SUIT, From 1 to 2X 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 Valnables 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 entrance, No. 31.
Long Jas. W.(L.& Co.) 8 Davis Long Jas. W. harnessmkr, 75 n Liberty Long John, lab. 34 Ryan Long John, stevedore, 5 First
Long John, painter, 47 President
Long John, lab. 15 Poultney Long John, lab. 1 First
Long John, lab. 149 William
Long John, glassblower, 381 8 Eutaw
Long John, lab. 2 s Dewberry al Long John, shucker, 79 n Bethel
Long John A. butcher, 26 Hanover mkt, dw Stinson nr Garrison la
Long John E. glassblower, 381 s Eutaw
Long John H. broommkr, 238 n Caroline Long John H. G. lab. 149 s Washington
Long John J. stevedore, 118 n Pine Long John J. lab. 41 Union
Long John L. machinist, 430 e Eager Long John M. paperstainer, 430 e Eager Long John R: (L.& Dugdale) 452 Eutaw pl Long John W. brakeman, w Woodberry Long Jos. lab. 33 Guilford al Long Jos. H. cutter, 171 Hollins Long Mrs. Josephine, 17 e Lombard Long Julius, cigarmkr, 73 Lee Long Lavinia, seamstress, Mt. Royal bill Long Lewis R., Mt. Royal hill
Long Mrs. Margt. beer, 98 n Holliday Long Mary, 203 n Eutaw Long Mary, 84 s Charles Long Mary, wid. Chas. H., Garrison la Long Mary A. wid. Henry, 291 e Madison Long Mary A. wid. Herman, 416 Penna av Long Mary J. wid. Thos. H. 91 8 Chester Long Michael, lab. 15 Poultney Long Michael, bricklayer, 2 Chappell Long Michael, huckster, 15 Diamond Long Michael J. lab. 11 Wills Long Michael J. huckster, 367 w Lombard Long Nicholas, clerk, 341 Penna av Long Nivison, clerk, 57 Lexington Long Otto, lab. Patterson av nr Gilmor Long Patrick, lab. 70 Hampstead
Long Patrick E. barkpr, 126 n Calvert Long Rebecca, wid. Wm. P.seamstress,96 8 Ches- apeake
Long Regina, wid. Geo. 3 First Long Robt. waiter, 18 Courtland Long Robt. D. brakeman, 57 Wyeth Long Robt. F. lab. 96 s Chesapeake Long Robt. S. helper, Mt. Royal hill
Long & Sackerman, (David Long, Louis Sack- erman ) tailors, 62 Hanover, and clothing, 35 w Baltimore
Long Saml. shucker, 2 n Bradford al Long Silas, mariner, 142 s Charles
Long Sophia, wid. Richd. D. 380 Eutaw pł LONG SYDNEY C. attorney, 5 St. Paul
Long Thos. D. 63 s Chester
Long Thos. P. (Reeder & L.) 255 Light Long Thos. S. 91 s Chester
Long Thos. W. carp. 91 s Chester
Long Wm. musician, 44 Bloom
Long Wm. plumber, 17 Dover
Long Wm. paver, 12 Baker
Long Wm. C. hatter, 231 n Caroline
Long Wm. G. saddlery, 206 n Howard, dw 138 w Townsend
Long Wm. H. wharfinger, 278 Bank
Long Wm. H. baker, 632 w Lombard Long Wm. H.waiter, 55 Richmond
Long Wm. T. canmkr, 569 Saratoga
Longcope Geo.V. S. bookkpr, 64 w Centre Longfellow Thos. H. clerk, 4 Argyle av Longgood Geo. weigher, 389 Scott
Longheinrich Henry, blksmith, 14 Dover ext Longhenry Eleanor, wid. Ernest, 53 n Amity Longhenry Geo. H. coachtrimmer, 28 Lloyd
Longhenry John, coachmkr, 28 Lloyd
Longhenry John A. boxmkr, 28 Lloyd Longhope John, cement, 281 w Pratt Longley Benj. Calverton
Longley Chas. brickmkr, 295 McHenry Longley Saml. lab. 47 s Calhoun
Longley Wm. lab. 47 s Calhoun
Longmore Elizab.wid. David, 352 Madison av
Longnecker E. B. 653 w Lombard
Longnecker Henry C. clerk C. H. dw Towson
Longs Jos. fruit, 62 s Front
Longworth Catherine, tailoress, 177 Aliceanna Longworth Dawson, ferryman, 177 Aliceanna Longworth Jas. ferryman, 177 Aliceanna
Loo Jas. lab. 285 s Eutaw
Loock Chas. beer, 429 n Fremont
Loock Fred. driver, 429 n Fremont
Loock Herman, bookkpr, 429 n Fremont
Look Chas. engineer, 222 s Charles Looker Elizab., Hampden
Lookinglan Geo. driver, 138 Ramsay
Lookinglan Isaac, engineer, 57 First av
Lookinglan Sarah, wid. Jacob, 117 Aisquith
Loomis B. T. filters, 29 n Calvert
Loos Annie, notions, 429 Cross
Loos Fritz, brewer, Belair av nr Washington Loos Geo. carp. 62 8 Regester
Loos Henry, shoemkr, 156 n Pine
Loos Henry, tailor, 11 n Spring
Loos Henry, restaurant, 18 s Frederick
Loos Henry, clerk, 404 n Gay
Loos Henry J. barber, 156 n Pine
Loos John jr. grocery, 404 n Gay Loos Lewis, varnisher, 429 Cross
Loos Lorenz, bakery, 896 w Pratt
Loose Chas. A. shoemkr, 439 n Calhoun Loose Gottlieb, rigger, 55 Wyeth
Loose John W. gilder. 439 n Calhoun Loose Wm. F. barber, Woodyear nr Mosher Lopps Matthew, lab. 101 Lemmon
Lorain F. M. wid. Lorenzo, 46 e Townsend Lorber Geo. stevedore, 325 e Lombard Lorber John, stevedore, 40 s Durham
LORD C. K. gen'l passenger agt. B. & O.R.R.
Co., B. & O. Central bldg, dw 286 n Charles Lord C. W.104 w Lombard, dw Mt. Washington Lord Chas. R.(L. & Packham) Mt. Washington Lord G. W. 89 n Broadway
Lord Henry M. clerk, n w cor Charles and Ham- ilton
EXCELSIOR ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 8. W. Cor. Baltimore and Light Streets.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
H. MAGNE, Agent,
14 S. Charles St.
The Peerless Punch and Shear Co.
Assets $100.000,000. O. F. Bresee & Sons, Genera 1 Agts.
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Lord & Hight, (John D. Lord, Edwd. G. Hight) com. merchts. 54 s Gay
Lord J. W. student, 204 n Carrollton av Lord John D.(L. & Hight ) 205 n Carrollton av Lord John D. jr. student, 205 n Carrollton av Lord Louis L. clerk. 244 Lafayette av
LORD & PACKHAM, (Chas. R. Lord, E. Packham jr. ) woodenware, wholesale, 104 W Lombard
Lord Wm. cabinetmkr, 106 s Howard Lorek Frank, lab. 73 Lancaster Lorek John, lab. 226 s Ann Lorek Thos. lab. rear, 269 Aliceanna Lorentz B. A.(L.& Rittler) 70 South
Lorentz Marcellus, salesman, 137 Harlem av LORENTZ & RITTLER, (B. A.Lorentz, W.
H. Rittler, Geo.J.Bechtel )chemicals, 70 South Lorenz Anne, wid. Henry, liquors, 260sBroad way Lorenz Anthony J. harnessmkr, 306 Aisquith Lorenz Aug. tailor, 101 n Chapel
Lorenz Cath. wid. John, Homestead
Lorenz Edwd. baker, 200 Gough
Lorenz Mrs. Elizab.confec. Belair av nr Hoffman Lorenz Geo. lab: 20 s Durham
Lorenz Geo. saloon, 419 Eastern av
Lorenz Jacob, cabinetmkr, Belair av nr Hoffman
Lorenz John, tailor, 306 Orleans Lorenz Peter, clerk, 74 s Durham
Lorett John, tailor, 7 Warner Lorett Philip, tailor, 7 Warner Lorigan John, lab. 57 n Fremont
Lorillard Ins.Co.of N.Y., Geo.B.Coale & Morris, agents, 42 Second
Lorillard Pierre, ( Peters, Pell& Andrews) N. York Loritz Clara, wid. Jacob, 316 Aisquith Loritz Henry, carp. 153 Harford av Loritz Ignatius, (J.N. McCoy & Co. )22w Fayette Lorman Ella V. wid. Powell, 30 Aisquith Lorman Henry, shoemkr. 164 s Spring Lorman Mary, wid. John, 36 Aisquith Lornz Jos. moulder, 126 s Castle Lorsch Henry, clerk, 769 w Baltimore Lortman Fred. lab. 11 Clinton
Lorton Harriet, wid. Win. 163 Montgomery Lory Goo. shoemkr, 81 n Poppleton Lorz John, 57 n Gay
Loscomb Geo. lab. 75 Lancaster Loscomb Jas. carp. 74 Lancaster Lose August, bricklayer, 26 Burrough Loskarn Jos. lab. 12 s Castle Losken John, lab. 46 s Caroline Loss Jos. cabinetmkr, 20 s Bond Lossberg Emma, music teacher, 232 Barre Lossberg Oscar, cabinetmkr, 232 Barre Lothrop Win. U. draughtsman, 27 Park av Lott Abbie C. wid. Robt. B. 245 Park av Lott Fred. B. asst. librarian, 245 Park av Lott John, polisher, 16 Walnut al Lotterer Caspar, beer, 55 Hill Lottes John, biksmith, 451 Saratoga Lotz Mrs. Amelia, 119 Conway Lotz Mrs. Amelia,. grocery, 311 Hamburg Lotz August, lab. 508 w Baltimore Lotz Augusta, grocery, 14 Washington av Lotz Caspar, 14 Washington av Lotz Caspar, goldsmith, 811 w Lombard Lotz Mrs. Catherine, 168 Conway Lotz Chas. 251 s Ann
Lotz Chas. clerk, 183 Bank
Lotz Chas. cabinetmkr, 274 n Central av Lotz Denhardt, cooper, 835 w Lombard Lotz Geo. barber, 508 w Baltimore
BRYANT STRATTON & SADLER
300X KEEPING
ARITHMETIC
PENMANSHIP
NICHT SCHOOL
RAPID CALCULATION CORRESPONDENCE
BALTIMORE<
Nos. 6 and 8 N. Charles Street. DAY CLASSES THE ENTIRE YEAR. NIGHT CLASSES OCT. 1 to APR. 1. For Catalogue call on or addrese, W. II. SADLER, Prest.
Lotz Geo. wagoner, 311 Hamburg LOTZ J. FRED. tobacconist, Lombard and
Hanover, dw 189 n Gilmor opp Harlem sq Lotz Jacob C. tailor, 106 Lemmon Lotz Jolın, lab. 14 Stockholm
Lotz John B. shoemkr. 114 s Paca
Lotz John V. grocery, Paca and Sterrett
Lotz Jos. baker, 83 s Chapel
Lotz Lndwig, grocery, 508 w Baltimore
Lotz Mrs. Marg't B. hats, 508 w Baltimore Lotz Martin, musician, 78 s Central av
Lotz Mrs. Mary, tobacconist, 121 Thames, dw 251 s Ann
Lotz Mrs. Mary, grocery, 78 s Central av
Lotz Mary E. wid. Chas. 52 Camden
Lotz Michael, plumber, rear 183 Bank
Lotz Michael, beer, 183 Bank
Lotz Philip, butcher, w Baltimore ext
Lotz Nicholas, cooper, 14 Stockholm
Lotz Wmn. shoemkr. 47 Hampstead
Lotz Wm. H. apothecary, n e cor Conway and Warner
Louck Louis, lab. rear 210 Aliceanna
Loud, Claridge & Co.(G. Loud, J. R. Claridge, C.H.Stromenger, F.S.Bullock )ship chandlers, Sınith's whf and Pratt
Loud Granville, (L., Claridge & Co.) 264 n Cal- vert
Loud Patk. lab. 111 Dolphin
Loud Theo. clerk, 94 Saratoga
Loud Thos. P. machinist, 111 Dolphin
Louden Chas. porter, 34 Josephine
Louden Levi, caulker, 40 McKim
Louden Priscilla, laund. 40 McKim
Loudenslager Conrad, carp. 350 w Fayette LoudenslagerHarrietA. wid.Solomon, 269Hollins Loudenslager Jessup, fireman, 203 Lee
Loudenslager John W. bricklayer, 41 s Fulton
Loudenslager John W. machinist, 269 Hollins Loudenslager Lewis, cutter, 182 e Monument
Loudenslager Thos. D. clerk, 350 w Fayette Loudenslager Thos. Z. police, 259 Lee Loudenslager Wm. sewing magh. 138 Penna av Loudenslager Wm. J. police, 239 Lee Loudenslager Wm. J. clerk, 41 s Fulton Louderman Fred. R. carp. 56 s Bradway Louderman Geo. F. clerk, 56 s Broadway Louderman H. R. clerk, 56 s Broadway
Loudon Park Cemetery, W. F. Primrose, sec'y, 25 n Charles
Loughlin John J. carp. 157 William Loughlin Patrick, driver, 63 McKim Loughren Jas. coremkr, 217 Chesnut Loughren John, driver, 217 Chesnut
Loughren Jos. V. clerk, 228 w Fayette
Loughren Margt. wid. Patrick, 67 McKim
SADLERG BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
GRANITE WORKERS,
432 W. Pratt, Cor. Penn St.
M. GAULT & SON,
STREET CUBBING.
BUILDING and CEMETERY WORK,
O.F. BRESEE & SONS, LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
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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 Honse still continnes to make the Largest Loans on all kinds of . Collaterals, and on Merchandise and Valnables in general; also Planos and Organs. Parties so desiring can have their De- Josits kept for twelve months, if so agreed upon. Goods bonght and sold. Private entrance, No. 31.
Loughren. Mrs. Rose, saloon, 217 Chesnut
LOUGHRIDGE WM., Inventor of Air Brakes, office Morse Building, 50 w Fayette st., Residence Pea- body Heights, corner Charles-st av and Barnum st.
ALoughridge Wm., Charles-st av ext cor Barnum Louis Adolph, provisions, 30 s Exeter, dw 45 e Fayette
Louis Chas. F. shoes, 242 Hanover
Louis Chas. H. shoemkr, 193 Montgomery
Louis & Co. (John and Julius Louis) millinery goods, 291 n Gay
Louis Geo. shoemkr, 242 Hanover
Louis H. Fred. shoemkr, 242 Hanover
Louis Henry D. boxmkr, 242 Hanover
Louis Isidore, salesman, 291 n Gay
Louis John, butcher, 64 Lafayette mkt, dw Lib- erty rd
Louis John, (L. & Co. ) 291 n Gay
Louis John G. grocery, 251 s Howard Louis Julius, (L. & Co. ) 291 n Gay Louis Theodore, shoemkr, 117 Goodman al Louis Thos. F. clerk, 167 Chesnut Loulert Wm. plumber, 314 w Hoffman Lount Virginia N.wid. Wm. R., Carrollton hotel Lourham Mrs. Mary, boarding, 233 e Baltimore Louskey Fredk. lab. e Monument ext Lovaire Harry, mariner, 242 n Broadway Love Albert T. (J. D. Todd & Co. ) Cockeysville Love Ann, wid. Wm. 722 Lexington Love Aug. bailiff, 37 n Fremont Love Aug. P. butcher, 37 n Fremont Love Benj. gasfitter, 53 Hillen Love Elizab. wid. Joseph, 83 n Eden Love Fink, printer, 182 n Gay Love Geo. R. driver, 70 Rue
Love Geo. R. jr. huckster, rear 75 Lancaster Love Georgina, wid. Saml. O. 20 Armistead la Love Jas. bricklyr, 59 Woodward
Love Jas. B. clerk, 83 n Eden Love Jas. F. painter, 99 Fort av Love Jas. M. carp. 387 n Gilmor Love Jane, nurse, 159 e Monument Love John, coachpainter, 93 e Lombard Love John A. painter, 125 n Carey Love Jos. K. agt. Poor Association, 176 s Paca Love Jos. W. coal, 83 n Eden Love Lewis, porter, 116 Haubert Love Marcellus W. driver, 493 n Gilmor
Love Nicholas H. butcher, 28 Lexington mkt, dw 37 n Fremont
Love Richd. J. clerk, Falls rd nr tollgate Love Stanley, lab. 12 Peach al
Love Saml. W. E. mdse broker, 57 South, dw 37 Wilson
Love Summerfield, shoemkr, 54 Rock
Love Mrs. Virginia, dressmkr, 182 n Gay
Love Wm. lab. 20 Armistead la
Love Wm. E. machinist, 37 Wilson
Love Wm. H. clerk, 387 n Gilmor Love Wm. H. clerk, 722 Lexington Loveday Chas. H. butcher, 40 Lewis
Loveday Chas. T. printer, 44 n Front
Loveday Eliza, wid. Chas. 90 w John
Loveday Elizab. dressmkr, 125 Welcome al
Loveday Harriet, laund. 125 Welcome al
Loveday Henry, drayman, Fremont nr Warner Loveday Henry, porter, 87 East
Loveday Jacob, driver, 40 Lewis
Loveday Louisa, laund. 40 Lewis
Loveday Richd. shucker, 87 East
Lovejoy Chas. A. clerk, 29 Argyle av
Lovejoy Henry A. L. tinner, 29 Argyle av
Lovejoy Willard R. barkpr, 62 Portland Loveland Wm. clerk, 203 w Lambard
Lovell Chas. fireman, 207 s Ann
Lovell Geo. 53 Harlem av
Lovell Jas. blksmith, e Woodberry
Lovell Jas. clerk, 347 e Baltimore Lovell Jesse, overseer, e Woodberry
Lovell Wm., Hampden
Lovely Malinda, wid. Joshua, boarding, 623 Hanover
Lovensen Aug. bricklayer, 17 Shakespear Lovering Mrs. Caroline, 184 e Fayette
Lovering Frank, driver, 9 n Mount
Lovering Frank, clerk, 184 e Favette Lovering Julia, wid. Geo. 278 e Biddle Lovering Wm. E. clerk, 278 e Biddle Lovett Nathan, hodcarrier, 24 Walnut al Lovett Joseph H. carp. 5 Clifton Lovett Patrick, lab. 106 William Lovett Saml. carp. 504 n Calhoun Lovett Wm. lab. 7 Plowman Lovie Albert, chemist, 289 w Pratt
Lowandoski John, lab. 252 Aliceanna
Lowden Geo. W. (Brundick & L. )96 s Central av Lowe Benj. S. carp. 12 s Exeter Lowe Catherine, wid. John, 50 Hamburg
Lowe Catherine, wid. Patrick, 65 s Central av
Lowe Chas. E. clerk, 276 n Eden Lowe Christian, lab. 23 Randall
Lowe Edwd. candymkr, 460 Saratoga
Lowe Mrs. Elizab. seamstress, 113 n Shroeder Lowe Geo. lab. 50 Hamburg
Lowe Gilbert, stairbuilder, 280 Mosher
Lowe Helen, wid. John, 70 East
Lowe Jas. H.M. baggagemaster, 276 n Eden
Lowe Jerry, scowman, 30 s Bethel
Lowe John, fireman, 50 Hamburg
Lowe John, blacksmith, 433 Cross
Lowe John, candymkr, 57 e Baltimore
Lowe John H. attorney, 55 Saratoga, dw 387 Madison av
Lowe Jolın T. clerk, 72 e Pratt
Lowe John W. (Dubreuil & L.) 127 Edmond- son av
Lowe John W. P. carp. 469 e Chase
Lowe Joseph, lab. 197 n Exeter
Lowe Joshua, engineer, 197 n Exeter
Lowe Levy, freight agt. 276 n Eden
Lowe Margt. wid. Jos. 286 Ramsay
Lowe Mary F. wid. John H. 387 Madison av
Lowe Robert, conductor, 9 North av Lowe Robert, clerk, 353 e Baltimore
EXCELSIOR ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, S. W. Cor. Baltimore and Light Streets.
HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR ANY DESCRIPTION
OF MACHINERY.
H. MAGNE, 14 S. Charles Street.
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE !
AWARDED
TAKEN
THE FIRST PRIZE AT ALL THE WORLD'S FAIRS.
7 GOLD, 6 SILVER and 2 BRONZE MEDALS, 180 FIRST PREMIUMS.
NLD
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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 six 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 :
Ballo. & Potomac R. R. Co. Balto. & Ohio Stock Yards,
Md. Hospital, (for insane.)
Md. Agricultural College, Mt. DeSales,
Ilon. James A Gary, John E. Phillips, Edwin Bennett, A. B. Morion & Son. John R. Long, L. Il. Robinson,
John S. Gilman, Horace Abboll,
P. A. Kroh, H. Phoebus,
Harlem Lodge,
Balto. Co. Agl. Society,
N. C. State Agl. Society,
Richm'd, York River & C.R.R. Md. State Agl. Society,
Va. State Agl. Society,
National Soldiers' Home,
C. Il Pitts, Col. J. A. Boyd,
E. W. Gorman,
J. M. Conc, C. J. Baker,
Sam'l J. Black, A. Regester, Col. B. F.Taylor, W.D. Burchinal,
Frank Meushaw,
Rezin Hammond, Pope, Cole & Co.
WYCKHOFF PATENT WATER PIPE,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Inside diameter, inches
Price per foot, tested 1til Ibr. ( pressure, or 370 ft. head .. }
Price per foot, tested SO Ibs. ¿ pressure, or 185 ft. hend ....
Price per foot, texted 40 lbs. { pressure, or 12 ft. head .... .
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Col. S. Aman. J. Van Keswick, John Cook, Wm. J. Hiss,
Frank Brown, W. R Wedge,
J. B. Brinkley,
Hon. Barnes Compton,
James Boyce,
D. C. Howell, Charles Lynch, W'm. Shipley.
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Address JOHN H. BUXTON & CO. Nos. 19, 21 and 23 EAST PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
PATENT NONPAREIL
REVERSIBLE MOTION, SELF-SHARPENING
IRON CRUSHING AND GRINDING MILLS.
Patented July 8, 1862, Feb. 23 and April 6, 1869, and Sept. 27, 1870.
Crushes and Grinds Corn in the Ear, with or without the shuck. Prepared Bones, Drugs, all kinds of Spices, Nut Gall, Corn Meal, Feed of all kinds, and all articles not gummy, that an iron mill can grind.
No. I NONPARIEL GRAIN MILL.
16-inch Plates. Weight 350 pounds,6 to 8 horse power. Pulley 10 inches in diameter, 6-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 horsepower. Pulley 72 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. 3 MILL. O-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 8 bushels per hour.
Price, $45.00
Remember these Mills run either way, right or left, and can be attached to auy 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 150 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 iuches in diameter, 6 inch face, 8 to 10 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, 8 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 es 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.
Per pair.
No. O B Mill, fitted and ground
Per pair. $12 00
No. 2 Mill, fitted and ground. $ 7 00
" O Bone Mill
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4 1 75
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 H. BUXTON & CO. Nos. 19, 21 and 23 E. PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
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