Harris' business directory of the cities of Pittsburgh & Allegheny : also the boroughs of 1844, Part 1

Author: Harris, Isaac; Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848, former owner. BRL; Boston Public Library (John Adams Library) BRL
Publication date: 1844
Publisher: Pittsburgh : Printed by A.A. Anderson ...
Number of Pages: 172


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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS


John Adams Library,


IN THE CUSTODY OF THE BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.


SHELF Nº ADAMS 244.25


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HARRIS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY


OF THE CITIES OF


Pittsburgh & Allegheny,


And also, of the Boroughs of


BIRMINGHAM, LAWRENCEVILLE, MANCHESTER, SHARPSBURG, AND THE TOWNS OF TEMPERANCEVILLE, RICEVILLE, OAK- LAND, MINERSVILLE, EAST LIBERTY, STEWARTSTOWN, WILKINSBURGH, M'KEESPORT, ELIZABETHTOWN, &c.


WITH A BRIEF NOTICE OF THE


Police, City, Borough, State and United States Officers-The Courts and Public Offices,-the Manufacturers-the Mechanics-Hotels,-Boarding Houses-Seminaries-Colleges-Academies-Schools, &c. &c. The Churches and Ministers of the various denominations-the Sab- bath Schools and various Religious, Benevolent and Litera- ry Societies-our Banks, Insurance Offices-Commer- cial and Steam Boat Business of Elizabethtown, Freedom & Pittsburgh, the important Coal Trade of M'Keesport, Pittsburgh, &c. and the Cards & correct address- es of our principal


Merchants, Manufacturers, Mechanics, Attornies at Law, Pro- fessional Gentlemen and Business Community, with an


INDEX AT THE END OF THE VOLUME.


BY ISAAC HARRIS.


Pittsburgh. PRINTED BY A. A. ANDERSON, N. E. CORNER OF MARKET & THIRD STREETS. 1844,


ADAMS 244.25


ABBREVIATIONS.


Ally. Allegheny-ab. above-agt. agent-ay. alley-be, be- low-bn. between-b. h. boarding house-c. corner-can. ca- nal-com. and for. mt. Commission and Forwarding Merchant -d. h. dwelling house-dist. district-E. east-ed. editor- gro, grocer-mfr. manufacturer-mr. maker-mona. Monon- gahela-N. North-n. near-off. office-op. opposite-prod. pro- duce-re. retail-s. side-st. street -- S. south -- sto. store -- tp. township-trans. transportation-up. upper-whe. warehouse who. wholesale-W. west-wd. ward .-


PREFACE.


After a good deal of toil and labor we now present the Public with a BUSINESS DIRECTORY of our two cities-Pitts- burgh and Allegheny, and all the boroughs and towns imme- diately around them; also, Mckeesport and Elizabethtown, two towns lying a short distance up the Monongahela river, which, by their industry and enterprise, are becoming very important aids to our general business and prosperity. Our arrangement of the work we hope will prove satisfactory and afford at once a clear and brief view of each branch of trade and business, and all the various classes of society under their proper head.


Pittsburgh, it will be seen, has grown from a small frontier military post to a very important city of the second class in the United States. Since our early removal to it in 1801-2, when it was familiarly known in the East, and called "the Backwoods, or Fort Pitt." It has gradually improved and ad- vanced from being a frontier town, fortified and garrisoned by the French, British and American governments to protect the people from the savage butcheries of the Indians, to a great and central, manufacturing and commercial city, having busi- ness almost literally with all the world; and we, in the course of the work (which we have considerably enlarged over our original calculation) will strive to give a clear, practical view of our various branches of trade and commerce and the vast amount of our manufactures and business generally. As a historian of Pittsburgh and neighborhood, we give a view of the very large steam boat business of Elizabethtown, for in that town and Freedom a very large number of all the steam boats that have been run on the western rivers were built; they are thence broughtto our city, and our steam engine manu- facturers and other mechanics finish them complete, and pre- pare them for their final destination and business on the Ohio, Mississippi, and Missouri rivers and their numerous tributa- ries. The lumber trade of the Allegheny river is also a very important branch of our business, and extending far up into the great flourishing state of New York, and with the iron trade and general business up the Allegheny to Franklin, and up French creek to Meadville, &c. make the trade of the Allegheny very important to our city.


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The coal trade of Pittsburgh has become very important. and is rapidly improving, and now our neighboring town of McKeesport has become, as will be seen on reference a very successful contributor to this' important trade. The land and hills around our city and along the Monongahela, abound with the very best and richest veins of coal, and we are now able to supply our cities and neighborhood, and our numerous. manufactories and steamboats, and to furnish most of the towns and cities from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans, with whom and also with St. Louis, and Nash- ville, and all the intermediate towns we are in daily and con- stant intercourse by the wonderful facilities afforded by our rivers and steam boats; and taking into view the additional facilities afforded by our canal and railroad, and being placed at the head of the " La Belle Riviere,"-the beautiful Ohio, and at the western end of the Pennsylvania canal and rail- road, by which we are in daily intercourse with our great eastern cities, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Balti- more, through which channels we send large quantities of tobacco, hemp, cotton, wool, feathers, bacon, pork, furs and skins, and the rich and wonderful productions of the west and western states, towns and cities, which arriving at our wharf, then pass through our city on drays to the canal boats; thence. by the canal and railroad, they are speedily transported over the mountains to the eastern cities, where they meet a ready market, and are often shipped to European cities; to Russia and China, and distant parts of the globe; and the canal boats return generally fully laden with the tea and silk of China ; the rich manufactures of Russia, France, England and Ire- land or Scotland or the Isles of the Sea; and the domestic manufactures of New England and the eastern cities, to Pitts- burgh, whence they are again taken from the canal boats on drays to our warehouses or steam boats, and sent at very low freights and charges, and with little or no delays, to all the western towns and cities, and into all the regions of the west and south:


The important Monongahela improvements open an ac- tive steam boat navigation to the important National Turn- pike Road at Brownsville, where a great many western pro- ductions and Pittsburgh manufactures are taken from our city and reloaded to Uniontown, Cumberland, Washington city, Baltimore, &c. and return laden with groceries and foreign and domestic goods.


Also, by this river, a good deal of window glass and glass- ware, iron and nails, flour, and all kinds of country produce is brought down, and goods and Pittsburgh manufactures sent back in boats to Mckeesport, Elizabethtown, Monongahela


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city, Brownsville, New Geneva, Morgantown and Clarks- burgh, &c. The city of Pittsburgh contributes not only to the commercial and manufacturing greatness of our country, but now promises to bring her productive and unwearying in- dustry to the glory and defence of our Republic-for the iron steam ships that have been, and are now building here for the navy by our enterprising citizens, may hover like guardian angels around our shores in times of danger, or under the reign of peace protect our commerce in the more distant seas; or in time of war, carry the glory of our country in thunder round the world.


Having considerably enlarged our work over our original plan, we give in their proper place all our United States and State Head of Departments ; our several courts, judges; attor- nies at law, and public officers; the police of our cities, alder- men, and all the magistrates of our county and several town- ships ; our Moral and Literary Societies; our Theological Seminaries, Colleges and Public Schools.


It is with extreme pleasure that we survey the religious and moral condition of our cities and neighborhood, for there are few cities in the world that possess the same opportunities of obtaining a good moral and religious education. We furnish lists and chapters with the names of all our churches, deno- minations, clergymen, and Sabbath schools, Bible and Mis- sionary, the Ladies' and Gentlemen's, and Benevolent Socie- ties, &c. Finally, this is our fourth volume or Directory of our two cities and neighborhoud, and gentlemen who are in possession of, or can refer to our last or two first volumes with the present, can acquire a vast deal of useful information, their rise and progress, and also of many towns and cities in the west, connected with us by the ties of trade and business, and we close with our best wishes and respects to our friends and patrons, and the public generally. We hope this work will prove very useful to many who wish to send useful in- formation about our city and our business generally, to all parts of the United States, and to their friends in Europe, for we rejoice to live in a city and neighborhood where, within a circle of about fifteen miles we have, as will be seen in this work, upwards of 100 churches, 100 Sabbath schools, 125 clergymen; and 100 attornies at law, with a large, moral, in- dustrious, and very useful class of citizens.


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TO THE READER.


We present to the citizens of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and the towns around, and public generally, a brief BUSINESS DIRECTORY of the various merchants, manufacturers, me- chanics, branches of trade and business in the two cities: we also give our banks and insurance offices, United States, State and city officers, our courts, judges, attornies at law and magistrates; our several literary, moral, religious, and benevolent societies; colleges, schools, churches, ministers, Sabbath schools, &c. &c. &c.


Then succeeds the city of Allegheny and neighborhood, in which we have strove to be more particular than in our last; we then give Manchester, Stewartstown, Sharpsburgh, Law- renceville and the United States Arsenal, East Liberty, Wilkinsburgh, Oakland, Minersville, Temperanceville, Bir- mingham and the west side of the Monongahela river, Her- riotsville, Noblestown, McKeesport, and Elizabethtown, and a brief notice of Freedom, Economy, Beaver, Fallston, New Brighton, &c.


We then give the cards and advertisements of our business community, and close the volume by a chapter of omissions and corrections, and a general index of this work, to which, we refer the reader.


HARRIS'


PITTSBURGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY ..


Commission & Forwarding Merchants.


Allen, M. & Son, Water, between of Wood and Market


Atwood, Jones & Co., 39 Water


Beelen, Anthony, 39 Front


Bell, John, 1 Smithfie d


Bingham, William, cor. of Liberty & Wayne- Birmingham & Tayler, 54 Water Butler, J. W. 88 Front


Campbell, W. H. & Co. 51 Front


Clarke & Thaw, Liberty, Canal basin


Cochran, George, 26 Wood


Cuthbert, S. 35 Wood.


Devine, H. & Co. Liberty, Canal basin.


Forsyth, Jacob & Co. 32 Water


Gordon .. J. G. & A, 12 Water


Graff, H. & P. cor Washington & Canal basin.


Harris, Isaac, 9 Fifth near Market


Holmes & King, Wood near Water


Hutchinson, Lewis & Co, 22 Water Jordan, Joseph, corner Liberty and Wayne- Keller S. & Co, 55 Front


Kelley, W. & J. F, 53 Front


Kier, Samuel M. Canal basin, n Seventh May, James, 28 Water McAnulty, C. A, Canal Basin and Liberty


McFaden, John, Canal basin, Liberty


Page, John H, c Wood and Front


Peterson, Peter c Front and Smithfield. Poindexter & Co, 94 Water


Taafe, Luke, corner, Penn and Wayne


Wallingford and Taylor, Canal basin, Liberty


N.B .- Our Commission Houses deal also in Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures ..


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Wholesale Grocers and Produce Merchants.


Bagaley & Smith, 133 and 135 Wood '


Benny, James, 186 Liberty


Burbridge, J. W. & Co. 58 Water Church & Carothers, Water, corner Wood and Smithfield Cooper & Young, 164 Liberty Coulter, H. & Co, 164 Liberty Cunningham, Robert A, 150 Liberty


Dalzell & Fleming, 24 Water Dalzell, Robert & Co, Liberty Dickey, Isaiah & Co, 44 Wood


Ewalt, Morrison & Co, 204 Liberty


Fitzsimmons, David, 135 Wood Floyd, J. & R, 81 Liberty


Galway, Robert, 4 Liberty Com. Row George, S. & Co. 226 Liberty Grier, John, 222 Liberty Grier, David A. Liberty op. Hand Hailman, Jennings & Co. 43 Wood


Hanna, Joshua,3 1 Water and 62 Front


Holmes, Wm. & Co. c Front & Market Howard, Wm. J. & Co. 12 Wood


Hunter, Alexander, 144, Liberty Irvine & Martin, corner Liberty and Irwin King, Robert H, 253 Liberty


Leech, Malcolm & Co, 91, 93 and 94 Liberty


Lehmer, Wm. 237 Liberty


Loyd, D. and G. W, 152 Liberty


Marlatt, Joseph, 54 Penn


Marshall, James, 83 Liberty and 85 Wood McGill & Bushfield, 194 Liberty


Mccutcheon, W. and R, 152 Liberty


McCully, James, 148 and 150 Wood Miller, Wm. 170 corner Liberty and Irwin Morgan, D. T, 105 Wood Myers, T. & Co, 188 Liberty


Painter, Jacob & Co, 196 Liberty


Park, James. Jr. & Co, 112 and 114 Second Pusey, Wm. B. 145 Liberty Reed, WJ , 118 Wood Rhey, M. B. & Co, 39 Water


Robertson and Reppert, 109 Second


Robinson, R. & Co. 180 Liberty Reynolds and Wilmarth, c Penn and Irwin Schweppe, Henry F. 182 Liberty Scott, John & Co, 7 Liberty Stockton, D. C. & Co, 114 Wood Von Bonhorst, S. F. & Co, 35 Front


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Watt & King, Liberty, op. Hand Weaver, Benjamin, 2 Liberty Wick, L. and J. D, c Wood and Water Williams and Dilworth, 29 Wood Wilson, Wm. Jr, 52 Wood


Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Produce Dealers.


Adams, Gabriel, corner Wood and Sixth


Anderson, R. S, corner Liberty and Ferry Bell, J. B. c Liberty and Ferry Bell, A. C, St. Clair


Berry, George A, 31 Wood Black and McKee, 3 Wood


Blackburn, Oliver, corner of Water and Smithfield Bonnet, A. J, 162 Libertv


Dalzell, Mathew. East side Diamond


Davis, Joseph G, 37 Water


Dravo, Anthony, East side Diamond


English, Gallagher, & Co, 32 Wood Forsyth, John & Co, Canal basin Liberty Gallagher, Wm. & Co, 79, Liberty Graham, James, 116 Liberty Greer, Wesley, 47 Liberty


Hazelton, Edward, East side Diamond Hays, W. B, 220 Liberty Jones & Gould, 91 Wood


Knox and Duncan, 228 Liberty


Laubie, James, 7 Gray's row, St. Clair Lee, Hugh, 100 Liberty Martin, P. C, 60 Water McClintock, A. Jr. 103 corner of Liberty and Market McClurkan, Samuel 149 Liberty


Millar and Bruce, 156 Liberty


Miller and Dravo, 1 and 2 Diamond


Odiorne, T. G, 5& Market Parker John, 5 Liberty Patton, M. D. and J. 154 Liberty Pettit. Wm, 158 Liberty Reinhart and Strong, 140 Liberty Rankin and Coltart, corner of Smithfield and Second Sampson, B. A. and Co, 6 Commercial row, Liberty Sellers, Francis, 28 Liberty Scaife, Thomas W, 6 Wood Townley, J, Wood and Liberty


Ward, Moses, 156 Wood Weaver, H. A and J, Wayne, opposite Canal basin Williams, J. D, 28 Fifth Wightman, H. and Son, Penn near Canal bridge


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Retail Grocers and Produce Dealers.


Adams, Mathew, Wylie street, Grant's Hill


Allingham, Robert, Penn street, 5th ward


Armstrong, John, 125 Smithfield Armstrong, Wm. Smithfield near Third


Ballantine, Robert, corner Washington and Coal lane Baird, Samuel, corner Strawberry alley and Smithfield Barton, Thomas, Penn above Factory


Baxter, J. W, corner Front and Smithfield


Bauders, F. Smithfield, near Third


Becker, J, corner Grant and Second


Black, James, 4 Wood


Brown, Jacob, Market alley


Buerkle, Bernhardt, Penn above Factory


Carothers, Wm, 60 Diamond alley


Carson, James, North-east corner Diamond Clendinning, William, corner Liberty and Wood Clouse, Isaac H. corner Penn and Point alley


Cockshoot, Luke, 57 Diamond alley


Crawford, James, west side Diamond Cross, Andrew, Union street Cummins, Sam. Scott's fields Curran, Robt, Fifth and Wood


Deihl, J. corner Smithfield and Strawberry alley


Dickson, T. and J. corner of Washington and Coal lane Dobbs, Geo. Penn above O'Hara


Dorrington, Joseph, corner Liberty and Front


Duff, John, Fifth ward, near Market house Duncan, J, corner Grant and Front


Fleming, Robert, Penn street, O'Harasville Fleming. H. Seventh above Canal


Fleming, Joseph, corner Ferry and Second


Forsyth, John, Smithfield near Second Freeman, T. D. corner Penn and Walnut Frew, Samuel, corner Liberty and Wood Gallagher, J. H, Smithfield near Second


Garvy, Hugh, corner Liberty and Cecil's alley


Glass, Alexander, Penn above O'Hara Gibson, Wm. Fifth near Smithfield Gormly, A. 210 Liberty


Graham, Daniel, corner Fifth and Liberty Gray, Wm. 53 Fifth


Gearing, Elizabeth, St. Clair below Penn


Grierson, Frederick, 40 St. Clair Hannen, John, corner Penn and Point alley Hare, Wm. Diamond alley near Diamond Haughey. Daniel. corner Water and Liberty Hay, Archibald, Diamond alley above Wood Henry, Samuel, Coal lane


Herbert, John, west side Diamond


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Herman, Joseph, corner Washingion and Prospect Herman, John J. 233 Liberty Hern, Nicholas, Liberty near Plum alley Heron, James, Penn near O'Hara Herrington, F. P. Coal lane Hoeveler, near Toll gate, Fourth street read Holgrave, Geo. Penn above Market house, Fifth ward Hughes, Richard, O'Harasville Hyde, Edmund, 5th and Penn opposite Market house Jackson, William, 10 Penn street


Jameson, D. corner Six and Smithfield


Johnson, S. 120 Smithfield


Kane, Mrs. Harriet, Seventh above Canal Keil, J. 44 Diamond alley


Kennedy, McClure, Smithfield near Sixth


Kerney, John, Penn 5th ward


Kirkwood, Andrew, Smithfield near Second


Lafferty, Wm. 58 Diamond alley


Laubauch, A. 6 Grant Lawton, John, 6 Market"


Lindsay, Wm. Smithfield bn. 5th and 6th


Lindsay, Samuel, 104 Liberty Linn, Hugh, Penn above Canal bridge"


Lyttle, Martin, Smithfield n Sixth


Livesey, James, Second ab. Grant Mackarell, James, Seventh Martin, G. A, 9 Gray's row, St. Clair


Massey, G. R, 3 Market


Meehan, J. A, c Grant and Third


Miller, D. W. 7 Market Millert, Robert, Coal lane Mitchell, J. B, c Penn and Walnut


- McCardell, John, c Ferry and Second McLean, Jas, Penn, 5th ward McCreary, James, Coal lane McCollom, A, Penn 5th ward McDade, James, Penn ab. Factory McGregor, Wm. W, Penn n Pine McMillan, Daniel, 20 Liberty McShane, James, Irwin near Penn Montooth, J. corner of Seventh and Smithfield Noble, George, 26, Fifth Noble, Henry, 10 Liberty O'Hara, Michael, corner Smithfield and Strawberry alley Patterson, James, Penn near Factory Purdon, Thomas, Smithfield near Seventh Ramalley, Jonathan, Penn 5th ward Redpath, R. 51 Diamond alley Redpath, T. 46 Diamond alley


Risher, J. C. Smithfield, Monongahela House


Robb, Joseph, east side Diamond


Robinson, Joseph, corner Third and Cherry alley


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Rowley Thomas, A. Coal lane


Sertz, Frederick, corner Smithfield and Sixth Seip, Philip, Penn above Factory Singleton, Edward, corner Fifth and Smithfield Slade, C. 4 Fourth


Staffort, Henry, 22 Liberty


Stephenson, Geo. corner Ferry and Fourth


Stewart, James, Second above Smithfield


Sutton, John, Coal lane


Townsend, Wm. 63 Diamond alley


Upstill, E. Jr. 54 Smithfield


Watt, Joseph, Hand near bridge Watt, John, Fifth above Wood


Watson, Robert, corner Penn and O'Hara


Weeks, Joseph, corner Penn and Ally street Whitten, John F. 11 Fifth street White, John, Penn above O'Hara


Wilkinson, James, Smithfield near Front


Williams, G. S. Smithfield near Front


Williams, Robert, Minersville Pike Wilson, Wm. Ross street


Woods, Wm. B. 54 Smithfield


Young, Francis, Penn 5th ward


Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Merchants.


Bell, Robert, 184 Liberty Bollman, C. M. 3 Com. row Liberty Brier, J. 114 Liberty


Brier, James, 53 Diamond alley


Krebs, Michael, Liberty near Factory, 5th ward


Knox, Henry, Liberty opposite Wayne Mitcheltree, W. and M. 160 Liberty


Moore, Robert, 11 Liberty


McDevitt, J. and J. M. 224 Liberty


Oil Mills and Oil Stores.


Edey, M. C. Pittsburgh Lard Oil Manufactory, Market be- tween Second and Third Gwynne, J. S. Lard Oil, Second above Smithfield Hays & Painter, Oil mill, Liberty near O'Hara, 5th ward Miller, Wm. corner Liberty and Irwin Robertson and Reppert, Pittsburgh Oil mill, corner Third and Cherry alley


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Druggists and Chemists.


Avery, Ogden, & Co. corner of Wood and Second Blakely, James, Penn between Walnut and Factory Braun & Reiter, 128 Liberty Fahnestock, B. A. & Co. corner Wood and Sixth Fenderich, E. corner Water and Smithfield


Fess & Cassell, corner Penn and Walnut


Gibb, John, Penn above O'Hara


Hibbert, Thomas K. corner Liberty and Smithfield Henderson, William, 205 McMaster's row Liberty Johnson, William, Seventh above canal


Jones. Solomon, 180 Liberty Kerr & Mohler, 144 Wood


Kidd, Jonathan, 60 corner Wood and Fourth


McCullough, H. H, 62 c Wood and Fourth


Nevin, T. H. & Co. 126 Liberty Schoonmaker, J. & Co. 21 Wood Scott, A. & J. P. 121 Wood Sellers, R. E. 21 Wood


Smyser, H. corner Third and Market


Snowden, F. L. 184 Liberty


Thorn, Wm. 53 Market


Thorn, W. & E. corner of Penn and Hand


Wilcox, L. Jr. corner Diamond and Market


Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants.


Arbuthnot & Stewart, 84 Wood


Bell, Win. and Sons, 79 Wood Breading, Shipton & Hogg, 113 Wood Brown, E. A. & Brothers, 127 Wood Cooper & Co. 107 Wood Egolf, M. 13 Wood Tiernan & Jones, 99 Wood


Hampton & Smith, 112 Wood


Huey & Co. 123 Wood Jones, Murphy & Co. 50 Wood Shacklett, & Glyde, 97 Wood


Semple & Barker, 50 Wood street


Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Merchants.


Alexander, W. G. 84 Market Alexander & Day, 75 c. Market and Diamond Bidwell & McVay, 87 corner Fifth and Market 2


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Brown, M. & J. east side Diamond


Constable, Benjamin E. 83 Market


Crossan, Wm. M. 45 Market


Dennison, W. L. 202 Liberty Dihm, Geo. F. 106 Market Diller & Bare, corner Fourth and Market Garrard, W. H. 79 Market


Gosling, James, 108 Market


Hays, Wm. B. 220 Liberty


Hugus, Bachman & Co. corner Fifth and Market Jacob & Drucker, 72 Market


Mentz, J. G. 106 Market


McClelland, H. 69 Market


McClintock, W. & Co, 110 Market


McConnell, W. H. & Co. corner Fifth and Market McElroy, James, 90 Market


McGeary, Henry, 85 Liberty McKnight, Wm. & Co. 52 Market


Murphy, W. R. 70 Market


Preston & Mackey, 81 Market


Robinson, Joshua, 10% Market Ross, Philip, 59, corner Market & Fourth


Semple, S. W. 100 Market


Shackelford, Henry A. 66 Market


Shea & Pennock, 108 Market Smith, D. & Co. 64, Market


Spencer, Samuel, 78 Market White & Brother, 76 Market


White, Geo. R. & Co. 53 Market


Whitten, John, 94 Market - Willock & Davis, 77 Market


Retail Dry Goods Merchants.


Abercrombie, Elizabeth, north side Diamond Arthurs, G. and E. corner Grant and Second Coulbert, Patrick, Irwin near Allegheny river Earl, Henry, 67 Market Euwer, Daniel, 74 Market Fearns, W. W. east side Diamond


Fitzpatrick, Edward, 53 Liberty Grier, Mrs. Jeanette, Grant near Front Holton, Andrew, east side Diamond Reis, Emanuel, Penn 5th ward Robinson & Beltzhoover, 102 Market Thomson, John, east side Diamond


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Wholesale and Retail Hardware Merchants.


Cartwright, T. 78 Wood


Cartwright, John, 140 Wood


Cooper. James M. 58 Wood


Dunlap, Robert, Jr. 91 Market Henderson, A. & Co. 54 Wood Logan & Kennedy, 129 Wood McCarthy, Thomas, 65 Market


Nelsons & Morgan, Manufacturers, Wood


Peebles, R. H. 65 Market


Taylor, John & Co. 122 Liberty


Whitmore & Wolf, corner St. Clair and Liberty


Wholesale and Retail Queensware Merchants.


Breed, George, 94 Wood


Higby, Henry, corner Wood and Front


Park, James, Jr. & Co. 112 and 114 Second


Wholesale & Retail Book, Stationery, and Periodical Stores.


Backoffin, J. G. German bookstore, Liberty above Smithfield Carter, Thomas, Classical, Theological, and Religious, 56 Market


Conlogue, Wm. B. Catholic bookstore, Fifth n. Smithfield


Cook, J. W. Periodical office, 85 Fourth


Ingram & Elliott, 18 Market


Johnston and Stockton, 78 Market


Kay, C. H. corner Wood and Third


Loomis, Luke, 80 Wood Mellor, John H. 122 Wood


McDonald, Wm. 52 Market


Patterson, J. N. Agent, 43 Market


Quigley, George, Catholic store, Fifth near Smithfield Read, J. L. Methodist book store, Fourth near Market


Wholesale and Retail Leather Stores.


Bard, Richard, 101 Wood Bryant, Walter & Co. 183 Liberty Childs, H. & Co. 131 Wood


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Herdman, J. & Co. 39 Diamond alley Irwin, Wm. 50 Diamond alley Irwin, James, 34 Diamond alley McClean, Samuel, 41 Diamond alley Nesmith, T. & Son, 120 Liberty Smith, D. A. 125 Wood Stimple, Henry, Liberty near Sixth Young, Wm. 143 Liberty


Tanners and Leather Stores.


Bayard, John, Tannery, Penn 5th ward, & Store 168 Liberty Caldwell, John, corner Second and Redoubt alley Hays, W. & R. corner Liberty and Ferry


Wool Warehouses.


Barker, Wm. Smithfield near Diamond alley Gray, J. J. 25 Wood Murphy, J. R. corner Liberty and Cecil's alley


Paper Warehouses.


Holdship and Brown, 64 Wood Howard, J. & Co. 83 Wood Lutz, Frederick, 33 St. Clair Palmer, Thomas, 47 Market Shidle, James, Riceville


Venetian Blind Manufacturers.


Cooper & Co. Fourth above Smithfield - Westervelt, P. A. St. Clair below Penn White, Andrew, Pitt st. near Liberty


Confectioners.


Black, J. corner Fourth and Smithfield Bown, William, 5 Gray's row, St. Clair Brooks, Robert, 23 Water Carless, J. H. & H. 59 Water Cormick, John, Second below Grant Duffy, Patrick, Penn above O'Hara Fowler, John, Penn near Canal bridge Goehring, C. L. and J. 250 Liberty Hall, E. & J. corner Liberty and Plum alley


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Henry, Geo. W. Penn below Canal




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