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LIBRARY
OF THE
PHILADELPHIA
MUSEUM
OF ART
AMER F 158.2 , P541 1850
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Ve B. PALMER'S UNITED STATES
COLLECTION AGENCY,
N. W. Cor. of Third & Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia,
SECOND STORY-NORTH ROOM-ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREET.
THE superior facilities presented for the transaction of business abroad, consist in the arrangements subsisting between this'Agency and Gentlemen of the Bar, of high respect- ability in the cities and principal towns of the several States, in whose range of practice the several collection districts of the United States are embraced.
1. Notes, Book Accounts, and Claims of every description are collected, citations served, taxes paid, and business of all kinds transacted which may require the services of attorneys, in any part of the United States.
2. Each claim is carefully examined at the Agency by a competent attorney, and every suitable preparation made to send it in a proper shape for speedy collection, thus pre- venting the usual delays which a want of knowledge of legal technicalities frequently occasions.
3. A.constant correspondence is kept up with the attorneys connected with the Agen- cy, enabling parties at all times to learn the progress of the several cases in which they are concerned, without incurring the burthen of writing, as is necessary in the ordinary modes of transacting business in different sections of the country.
4. New claims being constantly forwarded to the several attorneys connected with the Agency, operate as the strongest incentive to diligence, and are calculated to insure prompt attention to all business placed in their hands. This is an important feature of the system, and commends it to those who have a single claim, or but few in any one place.
5. The cost through this Agency is in no respect increased beyond the ordinary charges of the section of country in which the business shall be transacted ; the particu- lars of which will be furnished on application at the office.
6. Any number of claims, in different sections, are proceeded in at the same time, and all brought to a settlement at the earliest possible period.
7. Testimonials or references of the reputation and standing of the several attorneys connected with the Agency, are on file, subject to examination.
Every information in relation to the Agency, will he cheerfully communicated on ap- plication at the office.
WILLIAM F. MURPHY, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, No. 26 SOUTH THIRD STREET, ( Over R. Johnson & Co.'s Exchange Office,) PHILADELPHIA.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied at the shortest Notice, Wholesale & Retail. Account Books of all kinds, Check Books, &c.,
Made in the most durable manner, at the shortest notice, and at reduced prices. A general assortment of Blank Books, Stationery, Copying Presses, Books, &c. ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED. All Work Warranted.
CIRCULAR.
Sir,
The undersigned, DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, of the UNIVERSITY AT GIESSON, and late of the Laboratories of the same and of Paris, has opened a
School for Instruction
IN THE
Various Branches of Chemistry.
Dr. W., having visited several of the most celebrated La- boratories of Europe, is enabled to combine their various advantages ; but the plan which he has more especially adopt- ed, as well with regard to the COURSE OF INSTRUC- TION, as in the Laboratory arrangement, is that which Professor LIEBIG has pursued for the last twenty years with such signal success.
Terms, (exclusive of Glassware, &c.,) for the half year, $160. The year, $260.
Dr. W., will likewise turn his attention to the Analysis of ORES, the products of the ARTS and MANUFAC- TURES, &c. &c. &c.
CHARLES M. WETHERILL, A. M., Ph. D.
Laboratory, 206 Cherry Street, Philadelphia.
January, 1850.
ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1850.
MONTHS.
Sunday.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday.
Thursday
Friday.
Saturday.
MONTHS.
Sunday.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday.
Saturday.
JANUARY.
1
2
3
4
5 JULY.
1
2
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4 5
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910 11 12
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9 10
11:12 13
13 14 15 16
17 18 19
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16 17
1819 20
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
21 22
23|24 25 26 27
27 28
29 30 31
28 29 30 31
FEBRUARY. .
1
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AUGUST.
1
2
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5
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9
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5
6
7
8 9|10
10 11 12 13 14 15|
16
11 |12
13 14 15 17
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
24 25 26 27 28
25
26 27 28 29 30 31
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9 SEPTEMBER. 1
2
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4
5
6
7
10
11
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13 14 15
16
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9 10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21 22
23
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
APRIL.
1
2
3
4 5
6 OCTOBER ..
1
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31 4 5
7
9 10 11 12:13
6
7
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9 10 11.12
14 15 16
17|18 19 20
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
21 22
23 24 25 26 27
20 21 |22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29,30 31
MAY.
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4 NOVEMBER. .
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7
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9 10 11
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17 18 19 20/21 22 23
26 27 28
29 30,31
24 25
26 27 28 29 30
JUNE.
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6 7
8 DECEMBER. . 1
2
3 4567
910 11 12 13 14 15
8
9
10 11 12 13 14
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 130
29 30 31
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21 25 26 127
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INDEX.
Advertisements,
Page 513
Alphabetical Arrangement of Names,
1 to 465
Camden,
465 to 475
Banking Institutions,
504
Board of Health,
510
Changes and Removals,
512
Churches,
497 to 499
Corporations of the City and County,
494 to 495
Custom House, &c., 496
Foreign Postage by American Steamers, ,
508
Guardians of the Poor,
496
Insurance Companies,
508
Interest Table,
502
.
List of Streets, Alleys, &c., 476 to 493
Literary Institutions, 496
Members of the Board of Control, 495
Ministers and Consuls, from Foreign Powers, 500
Newspapers and Periodicals,
503
Public Institutions, .
501 to 502
A. M'ELROY'S PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY,
FOR THE YEAR 1850.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ab above, acct. accountant, al alley, att'y and coun. attorney and counsellor, av avenue, bel below, bet between, (B H) Bush Hill, b h boarding house, c. h. counting house, c corner, ct court, E East, F Frankford, (F M) Fairmount, (F V) Francisville, gent. gentleman, gentw. gentlewoman, G T Germantown, h house, K Kensington, I lane, lab labourer, M Moy- amensing, manuf. manufacturer and manufactory, M V Mantua Village, mer. merchant, mers. merchants, mr maker, n near, N North, N L Northern Liberties, O Y Old York, P Passyunk, P T Penn Township, R Ridge, Rd Richmond, S South, Sch. Schuylkill, W West, whf wharf or wharves, wid widow, (W P) West Philadelphia.
ABB
Aaronson Geo. P., carp. 5 Parrish
Abbett Ezekiel M., bonnet presser, 109 N 5th Abbey Chas., gold beater, 24 Pear, h 71 Spruce ABBEY CHARLES & SON, gold beaters, 24 Pear
Abbey Roswell, machinist, 261 N 8th
Abbey Wm. R., gold beater, 24 Pear
Abbott Andrew, lab. rear Palmer bel Queen Abbott Chas., clerk, Washington ab 10th
Abbott Charles H., merch., 16 N 4th, h 11 San- som
Abbott C. H. & G., hardware, 16 N 4th .
Abbott & Conard, hardware, S E 2d & Coates Abbott Edward, Marshall ab Parrish Abbott Edward, mer. 11 Church al, h 55 New Abbott Francis, bricklr. rear 145 Carpenter Abbott Geo., mer. 16 N 4th, h 183 Mulberry Abbott Isaiah, bricklr. rear 56 Lombard
Abbott James, mer. 127 High, h 245 Walnut Abbott James G., iron founder, 252 Marshall Abbott James W. & Co., groceries, Broad and Miller
Abbott John, grocer, N E Broad and Sassafras, h Sassafras bel Broad Abbott Joseph, gent. 102 Wharton Abbott Jos., weaver, Bedford bel Broad Abbott Mary Ann, 14 Somer's ct
Abbott Saml, druggist, S E Sch 6th and Chan- cellor
Abbott Samuel A., scale mr. 335 High Abbott Samuel W., 10 Girard Abbott Theodore, carp. 27 Nectarine Abbott Wm., lab. Division ab 11th
ABE
Abbott Wm., leather dealer, 82 S Front, h 189 s 3d
Abbott Wm., real estate broker, 19 S 10th
Abbott W.m., hardware, 2d and Coates, h 23 Coates
Abbott Wm., cook, 1 Bradford al Abbott Wm., lab. Cooper W Sch 3d
Abbott Wm. H., att'y at law, 24 George A'Beckett Thos., comedian, 132 Locust Abel Anthony, shoemr. 17 Nectarine
Abel & Bicknell, brushmrs. 20 N 3d Abel Catharine, gentw. 10 Brown Abel Catharine, wid. of Joseph, Ulrich
Abel Chas. J., mer. 20 N 3d, h 5 Lodge
Abel Chas. R., tinsmith, 380 N 2d, h 450 N 4th Abel I. C., 6 Perry
Abel John, fisherman, Allen bel Palmer (K) Abel John, chairmr. Kennedy's ct
Abel John, shoemr. 19 Rachel (N L) -
Abel Joseph, cordw. 143 Poplar
Abel Joseph, butcher, Adam bel Oxford (K)
Abel Peter, cordw. Union ab Franklin (K)
Abel Robert K., watchcase maker, Alder below Girard av
Abel Samuel, brassfounder, 5 York ct Abel Susan, wid. of Peter, 491 N 5th Abel Wm. W., brassfounder, 60 Green Abeles B., mer. 1443 S 2d
Abeles S., trimmings, 83 N 2d
Abell A. B., coach painter, 221 Mulberry, h 234 Catharine
Abell James, lab. Rye ab Mackey
Abell Jos. A., cooper, 2d bel Reed, h 8 Marion
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Abels IIester, 292 S Front
Abercrombie Christiana, Fitzwater & Lebanon Abercrombie Mary, wid. of James, 6 Portico sq Abern Jos., upholsterer, rear 81 Cedar Abernethy John, carter, Sch 8th n Willow Abernethy Wm., lab. Sch 8th ab Callowhill Able John, stone cutter, Wallace bel 13th
ABLE WILSON & CO., forwarding mers., 2d Adams Chas. J. & Co., com. mers. 45 N Water
whf bel Vine, Delaware
Abraham John, mer. 26 N Water, h 290 N 7th Abrahams Isaac, vict. 263 Green Abrahams Isaac, jr., vict. 29 Hazel Abrahams Moses, tailor, 257 N 2d, h 481 N 2d Abrahams Moses, gent. 136 N 13th
Abram Robert, grocer, Sch 3d n Pine
Abram Wm., vict. Hanover ab Franklin (K) Abrams David, vict. Apple and Mechanic
Abrams Joseph, brickmr. Cadwalader bel Ox- ford (K)
ABRAMS JOSEPH, atty. and coun., 43 N 5th Accooe Eliza, 9 Emeline
Accooe Jesse, coachman, 13 Watson's al
Accooe William, lab. 9 Emeline Accor Samuel M., shoemr. Carroll ab 13th Acheson Chas., flour mer. 387 High Acheson James, baker, Wood ab Sch 3d ACHESON & ROMMELL, flour mers., 387 High
Achey Frederick, trunkmr. 40 N 4th
Achuff Chas., coachmr. Elm bel Franklin Achuff James, turner, Sarah ab Queen (K) Ackerman Jacob, tailor, 6 Washington row Ackerman James, driver, Rye bel Reed
Ackley Elizabeth, 289 S Front
Ackley John, engineer, Steward bel Catharine Ackley John, pattern mr. Thompson E Sch 6th Ackley Moses, shoemr. Sch 7th bel Thompson Ackley Myers F., machinist, Little Gabel's ct Ackley Norman, shoemr. 55 Apple bel Poplar Ackley Sarah, 138 Dillwyn
Ackley Thos. W., 133 N 10th
Ackley Wm., paper boxmr. 22 Beaver ab St John (K)
Ackor Henry, baker, 220 Coates
Ackroyd Jeremiah, dyer, 22 W Cedar
Acor Stephen, Franklin bel G T road Acor Stephen, marble mason, h 42 Clinton Acton John, tailor, 6 Relief pl Acton Nathaniel, lab. Little Gabel's ct ADAIR H. W., hatter, 45 R road
Adair Robert, Rev., Sec. Phila. II. M. Society, 142 Chestnut, hi Carpenter ab 3d Adair Robert, coachmr. Carlton n Sch 8tl Adair Robert, carter, 6 Union ct
Adair Samuel, blacksm. Carlton ab Sch 8th
Adair Wm., stone cutter, 16 Lewis
Adams Alex.,brushes, 31 High, h 232 Green Adams Alex., drayman, Walnut al
Adams Alex., lab. 9 Brush's row (K)
Adams Alfred, clerk, 10th n Buttonwood
Adams And. W., merchant, 43 High, lı 485 Sas- safras Adams Ann, 417 N 4th
Adams A. Mrs., paper ruling, 1 S 5th, h 62 Zanc Adams Benj., carman, 269 $ 2d
Adams B. W., broker, 12 S 3d, h 388 Mulberry Adams & Brother, blank books, 78 N 3d, h 13th bel Melon
Adams Catharine, Penna. av. n Fairmount Adams Catharine, tobacconist, Callowhill ab Sch 6th
ADAMS CHARLES, dry goods, 79 Mulberry
Adams Chas. W., cabinetmr. 19 Wood
ADAMS & CO., package express, 80 Chestnut Adams C. L., printer, cards, 118 Chestnut, h 2 Courtland pl
Adams Daniel, printer, Mills' pl
Adams David, weaver, Federal ab 12th
Adams David, grocer, S E.2d and Poplar
Adams David B., waiter, 10 Bird's ct
Adams Eleanor, layer out of the dead, rear 9th ab Coates
Adams Elizabeth, rear 50 Hubbell
Adams Elizabeth, Lemon ab 12th
Adams Ellis, tavern, 16 Almond
Adams Francis, carp. rear 5 Ogden
ADAMS F. M., atty. and coun., 162 Pine
Adams Henry, Buck's ct
Adams Henry B., brass turn. George E Sch 5th Adams H. A., commander, U. S. N. Asylum.
Adams & Heinns, iron rail manuf. Callowhill ab 12th
Adams Isaac, lab. 42 N 12th
Adams Jacob, Crawford's ct
Adams James, book-keeper, 40 Palmyra sq
Adams James, lab. Nixon n Pearl
Adams James, lab. Bedford
Adams Jas., bricklr. Lewis E Sch 5th
Adams Jas., miller, St. Davis' st. bel Vine
ADAMS JAMES B., mer. 6 S Water, h S E 10th and George Adams James C., agent, S W 12th and Button- wood, h 409 N 11th
Adams Jas. W., machinist, 6 Nectarine bel 11th Adams Japheth, canalman, 21 Prime
Adams John, cooper, 17 Vernon
Adams John, moulder, 5 Diligent av Adams John, tailor, rear 54 P road
Adams John, weaver, Fitzwater bel Broad
Adams John, watchman, 6th ab Master
Adams John, blacksmith, Locust and Juniper
Adams John, fisherman, Cherry ab Queen (K) Adams John, clothing, 40 Penn
Adams John, carman, 10 Cox's al
Adams John F., plasterer, Short ct Adams John S., 118 Crown
Adams Joseph, fisherman, Cherry ab Queen(K)
Adams Joseph, musician, 4 Burrows' ct
Adams Joseph R., teas, 269 S 2d
Adams J. B., conveyancer, S W 9th & George Adams Mary Ann, boarding house, 319 Chestnut and 9 S 11th Adams Mary A., 157 Lombard
Adams & McCrea, Pine, h 205 S 7th
Adams Robert, mariner, 30 Beck (S) Adams Robt., mer. 123 Walnut, h 20 Girard Adams Robt., coal dealer, N E Water and Cal-
lowhill, h Charlotte ab Poplar Adams Robt., weaver, Wagner's al
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Adams Robt., blacking manuf. Rose bel Miles Adams Robt., Sch 8th ab High
Adams Robt., weaver, Philip bel Columbia (K) Aclams Robt. H., hatter, 324 High
Adams Robert & Co., com. mers. 123 Walnut Adams R. N., barber, 16 S 5th
Adams Samuel, clerk, Queen bel Shackamaxon Adams Samuel, cab mr. 22 S 3d
ADAMS SAMUEL C., brickmr., h Hadding- ton, on the Haverford road
Adams Sarah, rear 41 Duke
Adams Stephen L., stationer, 13th bel Melon Adams Susan, Marlborough bel Bedford Adams Thos., weaver, Harrison n Sch 3d Adams Thos., saddler, rear 377 N 2d
Adams Thos., clerk, rear Grover ab Christian Adams Thomas, cordw., Queen ab Hanover (K) Adams Thomas, mer., 220 Sassafras
Adams Thos. F., printing ink manuf., 73 N 3d, lı 8 Carlton sq
Adams Thos. M., grocer, N W 7th and Poplar Adams Timothy, machinist, 11th ab Coates ADAMS T., hair dresser, 426 S Front
Adams Wesley, jeweler, P road below Wash- ington
Adams Wm., coach tr. Callowhill bel Sch 2d Adams Wm., grocer, S W 11th and Brown
Adams Wm., cooper, 233 N 9th
Adams Wm., shoemr., Scott's ct
Adams Wm., cordw., Leopard ab Otter Adams Wm., carp., 6 Hulseman pl
Adams Wm., collector, 26 O Y road Adams Wm., lab. 40 Mary (S)
Adams Wm. D., carp., 29 Hutchinson
Adams Wm. G., blacksm. 3 Howard pl
Adams Wm. H., sec. Gr. Lodge, Hall S 3d, h 200 S 4th
Adams Wm. M., drayman, Duke bel Vienna (K) Adamson James, weaver, 13th ab Federal
Adamson James, carpet weaver, 125 N 6th, h Carlton bel 13th
Adamson James, weaver, Fitler ab 2d (K) Adamson John, weaver, Mechanic bel Franklin Adamson John L., blacksmith, Washington below 12th
Adamson Joseph, blacksm., Burr's av Adamson Mary, 14 Hampton
Adamson Thomas, weaver, Carpenter ab 13th Adamson Thomas, dry goods, Poplar bel 10th Adane Wm. J., carp. Willow W Carlton
Adcock Phoebe, dyer and scourer, Cedar ab 13th
Addicks John E., mer., 159 High, h 203 N 6th ADDICKS, VAN DUSEN & SMITH, boots and shoes, 159 High
Addis Charles, brickmr., Shippen la bel Cedar Addison Isaac, lab. Church ab Reed Addison John, watchman, Powell ab Ann (F V) Addison William, jeweller, 98 Wood Adelton Martha, Grafton's ct Adkins Isaac, M. D., P road opp Queen (K) Adkisson John C., watchman, Powell ab Francis Adkisson Samuel, shoemr., Hallowell n 6th Adler George S., leather manuf., 64 New Mar- ket, lı 6th ab Grecn
ADLER G. & S., leather manufs. 64 N Market Adler John B., moroc. dresser, 44 Chatham Adler Samuel, dry goods, 534 N 2d (K) Adolph G., carp., 24 Coates Adolph & Keen, hatters, 393 N 2d
Adolphus M. J., b h, 87 S 6th
Aechternacht F. A., tailor, S W 9th and Callo- hill
Aertsen Jas. M., mer., 8 S Front, h 367 Pine
Aerstsen John P., mer., 100 George
Afferbach Charles, cigarmr., 605 N Front
Afferbach Wm., gunsmith, 621 N 2d (K) Afflick Morris E., bricklayer, 107 Franklin, coal yard, 9th ab Poplar
Agan James, huckster, rear 339 S 5th
AGENCY STATE BANK AT CAMDEN, 12 Church al
Ager Wm., wheelwr. School
Ages Nancy, washer, 57 Currant al
Agestorff Christian, cabtmr., 375 Marshall
Agin Isaac, currier, 22 EIfreth's al
AGNEW & CO., fancy dry goods, 26 S 2d Agnew David, lab. William bel Biddle
Agnew Dennis, weaver, Washington bel Oxford Agnew Henry O., blacksm., Sch 6th and Jones, h Sch 5th bel Filbert
Agnew Isabella, dry goods 97 N 9th
Agnew James, weaver, Milton and 11th
Agnew John, lab. Morris W Willow
Agnew John, blacksm., rear 6th ab Marriott
Agnew John, Franklin works, 340 Vine, h 12 Morgan
Agnew John, lab. Master and Hancock (K)
Agnew Samuel, publisher, 12 N 11th
Agnew Wm., fancy dry goods, 26 S 2d
Agnew Wm., carp., 26 Mary
Agnew Wm. G. E., teacher, 48 N 7th
Ahern Daniel, lab. 223 Cedar
Ahern Daniel, lab. rear 8 Wesley
Ahern Daniel, Hotel keeper, S E 5th & Cedar
Ahern Eugene, bookbinder, 298 S 10th
Ahern John, shoemr., 2 Williams ct
Ahern Patrick, 17 Fayette
Ahl Nicholas, tailor, 7 Lister's pl
Ahn Wm., machine pla., Sp Garden E Sch 7th AHRENFELDT C. & CO., fancy goods, 205 High
Ahrens A. F., M. D., 41 S 10th
Aiken Constant, capt. U. S. N., S E Chestnut and William (W P)
Aikens David, lab., 8 Shippen
Aikens John, shoemr., 3 Fitzwater
Aikens Robert, shoemr., Lombard E Sch 7th Aikin Jesse B., 394 Coates
Aikle John, weaver, 2 Horn's ct
Aikman James, blacksm., 5th ab Federal
Aikman John, hat blockmr., 104 High, h 1623 S 2d
Ailes Alexander H., shoemr., High, W Sch 6th Ailes Joseph, shoemr., 5th bel Queen
Aim E. Mrs., milliner, Beach ab Ken Market Ainscow Thos., weaver, Duke bel Palmer Ainsworth H., victualler, Mechanic & Culvert, h 37 Charlotte Aiohle Daniel, lab. Leed's ct
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Airey Elizabeth, Fraley's al (K) Airy John, soap boiler, 228 and h 184 N Front Aitken Amelia, 221 Marshall
Aitken Charles C., boot manufacturer, 19 Ed- ward (K)
Aitken Charles S., bar keeper, 52 Lewis Aitken Edwd., mer., 122 N Sd, h 438 N 5th Aitken Joseph, manuf., Front ab Otter Aitken J. & C. C., bootmrs., 19 Edward (K) Aitken Thos. P., rear 73 G T road
Aitken Wm., teacher piano, 5 Lebanon row Aitkins Eliza, widow, Crown bel F road (K) Aken Alexander, carman, Callowhill ab 13th 1kens James, cabtmr. 94 German
Akers Irwin, varieties, 25 S Front, h 347 S 2d Akers Thomas, china & queensware, 317 High Akin John, brushmr., Perry and Lombard
Akin Joseph, grocer, 65 Cedar
Akin Ophelia, 18 Prune
Akins Charles, carp., Charles (S)
Alberger Elizabeth, seminary, 125 M road
Albert Charles, segar boxmr., rear Apple below Franklin
Albert Dr., 129 New
Albert Henry, skin dresser, Schleisman's al
Albert John, boot crimper, 5 Orange
Albert Michael, ship carp., 121 Swanson Albert Michael, tailor, rear 129 Plum
Alberti Geo. F., cupper, Clair below Carpenter Albertie Beulah, trimmings, Lemon ab 10th Albertson Ann, Carpenter bel 7th
Albertson Benj., mer. 14 Bank, h 45 N 6th
Albertson Charles, clerk, 5th ab Redwood
Albertson Charles, cordw., Hanover ab Duke Albertson Enoch, cordw., 25 Paul
Albertson Gilbert, lab., Wharton bel 5th
Albertson Henry, gas fitter, 33 Clark
Albertson Hiram, shipwright Shackamaxon bel Bedford (K)
Albertson Isaac, 314 N 3d
Albertson James, shipwright, Marlborough ab Bedford (K)
Albertson Joseph, shoes, 89 Queen bel Marl- borough (K) Albertson Lewis, wine & liquors, 218 S 3d Albertson Marmaduke, shipwright, Beach ab Marlborough (K)
Albertson Mary K., gentw., 74 Dillwyn
Albertson Matilda, dressmr., Carlton ab 13th Albertson Matilda, rear 8th ab Carpenter
Albertson Thomas J., shipwright, Bedford bel Crown (K)
Albertson Thomas S., cordw., 68 N 3d, h 16 Clarke
Albertson William, cordw., Marlborough below Bedford
Albertson Wm., blacksm., 2d and Mary
Albertson Wm., cordw., Shackamaxon below Bedford (K)
Albrecht George, carpt. weaver, 83 N 3d, h 136 Vine
Albrecht J. F., shoemr., 7 N 10th
ALBRIGHT C., collector. 18 S 3d Albright Jacob, cordw., 56 Duke Albright Jacob, packer, 10thi bel Buttonwood
Albright Jacob, plasterer, rear 71 German ALBRIGHT JOHN W., tailor, 60 Walnut, h 347 S 3d
Albright Rebecca, 1 Goodwill ct
Alburger Abraham, painter, 651 N 2d (K)
Alburger Abraham, victualler, 281 Callowhill
Alburger Adam, sr. 15 Marker
Alburger Adam, butcher, Marker ab 2d (S) Alburger Charles M., plumber, N W Marshall and Noble, h 250 N 7th
Alburger Christian, butcher, Powell ab Ann Alburger Edward, bookbinder, 16 Wesley Alburger Henry, victualler, Ogden bel Sch 6th Alburger Jacob T., provisions, 13 Dock
Alburger John, vict., 13 Marker
Alburger John G., victualler, 259 Callowhill
Alburger Philip, butcher, 15 Marker
Alburger Susan and Elizabeth, teachers, 125 M road
Alburger & Stratton, painters, 651 N 2d (K) Alburger William M., plumber, N W Marshall and Noble, h 64 Marshall
Albus John, bootmr. 19 Sterling al
Alcone Andrew, carpet manufacturer, Sch 5th ab High
Alcorn Geo., cigar mr., 126 Queen
Alcorn James, coachmr., 13th ab Christian Alcorn James, baker, 13th and Ogden Alcorn John, baker, Sch 7th and Sybert Alcorn Samuel, carter, Filbert bel Sch 2d Alcorn Thomas, vict. Sybert W Sch 7th Alcorn William, lab. Montgomery bel 2d (K)
Alcott Robt., carpt., 12th and Parrish Alden D. P., 55 S whfs. h Wood bel 9th Alden Manoah, R road ab George Alder John, baker, 11th ab Carpenter Alderdice George, vict. 2 McLeod pl
Alderman Joel, watchman, Allen's et Alderman John, roller, Beach bel Hanover Alderman Joseph, capt .. 8 Church Alderson Eliza, 15 Harmony
Aldinger I., beer house, Master bel 11th
Aldington George, tailor, 58 Lombard Aldred George, varnisher, Alder ab l'oplar Aldrich Cynthia, boarding house, 231 Spruce Aldridge E., bookbinder, 12th ab Parrish Aldridge & Earp, fancy goods, 179 High Aldridge Francis, lab. Dickerson ab 7th Aldridge Geo., lab., Hutchinson ab Poplar
Aldridge Samuel H., mer., 179 High
Aldridge William, brickmr. Hutchinson above Poplar
Aldworth Richard, bootmr., Richard n Sch 6th Alebach Amos, rear 215 St John
Alexander Abel, baker, Sch 2d and Wood Alexander Andrew, stonecutter, Parrish bel 12th Alexander Ann, wid. of Richard, 24 Plum
Alexander Ann, 132 S 12th
Alexander Benj. W., furniture. 361 N Front
Alexander Charles, Head Quarters, Franklin pl Alexander Cornelius, carp., Jarvis' la ab Front Alexander C., widow, 14 Tammany
Alexander Edward, machinist, l'carl bel Sch 3d Alexander Eliza, 18 Combes' al
Alexander Elizabeth, 26 S 13th
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Alexander Francis, col. oil cloth factory, Penn. | Allchin George, bookbinder, Jay bel Coates av W. Sch 8th
Alexander Geo., printer, Reed ab Front Alexander Geo., conductor, State ab Sch 7th Alexander Geo., watchman, 20 Swanson
ALEXANDER GEORGE, grocer, N E 3d and Coates
Alexander Henry, lapidist, Marriott bel 3d Alexander Hugh, dry goods, 5 S 2d, h 58 Filbert Alexander Hugh, combmr., Marlborough below Franklin (K)
Alexander James, 201 N Front
Alexander James, carpt. weaver, Carlton ab 13th Alexander James, baker, Sch 2d and Wood Alexander James C., carp. Ball ab Beach (K) Alexander John, drayman, Sassafras & Gebhard Alexander John, porter, 612 N 2d
Alexander John, dep. flour insp. 10th and Sp Garden
Alexander John, painter, 43 M road
Alexander John, butcher, Front below Green- wich
Alexander John, shoemr. 207 Locust 1
Alexander John, lab., 4 Hunter
Alexander John, cordw., Shippen bel 12th Alexander John, baker, Sch 2d bel Filbert Alexander Joseph, weaver, Sch 2d bel McDuffie ALEXANDER JOS., printer, 101 Christian Alexander Joseph, lab. Front bel Greenwich (S) Alexander Lewis, porter, 6 Pryor's ct Alexander Maria, 34 Buckley
Alexander Martin W., clerk, Washington ab 9th Alexander Mary Ann, Pearl n Nixon Alexander Morris D., Sch 6th ab Filbert Alexander Perry, whitewasher, Prosperous al Alexander Robert, weaver, Perry bel Phoenix Alexander Robert, lab., Front opp Hazel Alexander Robert, weaver, 34 Harmstead Alexander Robert, mason, 54 Queen (S) Alexander Robert, grocer, Sch 2d and Wood Alexander Theod,, cordw., 96 German Alexander William, collector, 15 Jefferson row Alexander Wm., teacher, 117 M road Alexander Wm., lab .. Sch 4th bel Lombard Alexander Wm. cooper, rear 62 M road Alexander Wm. G., Pres. Phil. and Trenton R. R., 47 S whfs. h 193 S 11th Alexander Wm. G., bootmr. 4 Randall's ct Alexander Wm. G., paper stainer, Rhodes Alexander Wm. L., salesman, 103 Dillwyn Alford Mary, 14 Wallace Alford Wm., book-keeper, 120 Christian Algeo John H., cooper, Linden and Brewton Algie Daniel, block-cutter, NE 7th & Mulberry Algie D. & W., paper hangers, N E 7th & Mul- berry
Algie William, paper hanger, N E 7th & Mul- berry, h Pearl bel Sch 7th
Algier Joseph, Carlton bel Sch 5th Alkins George, dry goods, Poplar bel 9th Alkire Jeremiah, vict., 3 Gaskill All George, tailor, 5 Linden ct (NL) Allaly John, lab., Marlboro' n Queen (K) Allanesse Rachel, boot black, 1 Little Pine ALLBRIGHT ELIZABETH, hotel, 404 N 2d Allen John, 29 Barclay
Allcorn George, lab., 9 Summer st Alleborn J., M. D., 464 N 4th Allee Eliza, b h, 283 High
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