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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02237 1832
MCELROY'S
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY
FOR
1848
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THE NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS, THEIR OCCUPATIONS, PLACES OF BUSINESS, AND DWELLING HOUSES;
ALSO, A LIST OF THE STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS, 1
THE
CITY OFFICES, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, &c.
Elebenth Edition.
[ The names of Subscribers, in this edition, are printed in Capitals, and the same course will be pursued in all future editions.]
0 SEE ADVERTISEMENTS AT THE END OF THIS BOOK. .
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION NEW YORK CITY !
PHILADELPHIA: EDWARD C. & JOHN BIDDLE, No. 6 SOUTH FIFTH STREET. PRINTED RY ISAAC ASHMEAD.
1848.
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V. B. PALMER'S UNITED STATES COLLECTION AGENCY. Northwest Corner of Third and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
SECOND STORY-NORTH ROOM-ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREET.
THE superior facilities presented for the transaction of business abroad, consist in the arrange- ments subsisting between this Agency and Gentlemen of the Bar, of high respectability 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 preventing the usual de- lays which a want of knowledge of legal technicalities frequently occasions.
S. A constant correspondence is kept up with the attorneys connected with the Agency, ena- bling 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 particulars 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 be cheerfully communicated on application at the office.
S. J. CRESWELL, BRASS AND IRON FOUNDER, No. 221 ARCH STREET,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS, NORTH SIDE, PHILADELPHIA.
BRASS CASTINGS, plain and ornamental, for Gas Fitters, Lamp Makers, Sword Mounters, &c .; best quality Composition for Locksmiths; Iron Castings for Machinists; Iron Railings and Stove Castings, plain and ornamental, furnished promptly to order. Also,
Kitchen Ranges, Bath Boilers & Cast Iron Sinks. CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
HANDSOME RADIATORS, cast iron ; Parlour Grates ; Cook Stoves; Parlour Stoves, of various patterns ; Radiator Plates ; Grates ; Ornaments ; Cylinders, &c. Backs and Jams, Vault Rings, Hearth Grates, and Sash Weights.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Country and Subscription Newspaper
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
N. W. COR. OF THIRD AND CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREET, AT THE COAL OFFICE ..
V. B. PALMER is the duly authorized agent of most of the best Newspapers of all the cities and principal towns in the United States and Canada, for which he is daily receiving advertisements and subscriptions, and for which he is empowered by the pro- prietor to give receipts. Through this Agency, Merchants, Manufacturers, Importers, Professional Men and Artists, as well as Public Institutions, Societies, Incorporated Companies, and the business community generally, may spread information throughout the country, far and near, inviting trade from all quarters.
COAL.
At the N. W. corner of THIRD and CHESTNUT STREETS, every variety of COAL, of the hard and durable White Ash, similar to the Lehigh, and the more easily ignited Red and Gray Ash Schuylkill, may be had at the lowest cash prices, adapted in kinds and sizes to the several uses. Also for sale at No. 59 PINE, above Second Street Market.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
B. J. WILLIAMS,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER AND GLAZIER AND VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER,
No. 12 NORTH SIXTH, A few doors above Market Street, Has on hand the Largest and most Fashionable assortment of
VENETIAN BLINDS
Of any other establishment in Philadelphia, which will be sold at the Lowest prices, either Wholesale or Retail.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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EAGLE CITY POST
AND
TELEGRAPH MESSAGE DELIVERY, AT ADAMS' PACKAGE EXPRESS, 80 CHESTNUT STREET,
And all the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH OFFICES, from Sunrise to Sunset, during the Winter Months, and from seven A. M., to seven P. M., in Summer.
Particular attention given to the serving of letters, circulars, and all communications. A special messenger can be obtained at any reason- able hour for a moderate compensation.
STAIT & CO.
N. B. Spring Garden District and Kensington are the only places in the neighbour- hood forbidden by law from deriving benefit from the EAGLE CITY POST'S use- 0 fulness.
TO GROCERS, HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES. And Large Consumers of Coffee Generally.
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SPICE & MUSTARD ESTABLISHMENT, No. 24 & 26 BRANCH STREET, (Above Third and Race, Philadelphia.)
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DIAGRAM,
SHOWING THE SITUATION OF THE WARDS IN THE CITY AND NEIGHBOURING TOWNSHIPS.
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Penn Township.
6th Street.
Northern Liberties.
VINE
STREET.
North Mulberry Ward.
Upper Delaware Ward.
RACE OR
SASSAFRAS STREET.
South Mulberry Ward.
Lower Delaware Ward.
ARCH OR
MULBERRY STREET.
North Ward.
High Street Ward.
MARKET OR
HIGH STREET.
Middle Ward.
Chestnut Ward.
CHESTNUT
STREET.
South Ward.
Walnut Ward.
WALNUT
STREET.
Locust Ward.
Dock Ward.
SPRUCE
STREET.
Pine Ward.
Cedar Ward.
PINE STREET.
New Market Ward.
SOUTH OR
CEDAR STREET.
Passyunk.
Moyamensing.
Passyunk road.
Southwark.
REGULATIONS OF THE STATE HOUSE BELL IN CASE OF FIRE.
NORTH,
One,
One,
One.
SOUTH,
Two,
Two,
Two.
EAST,
Three,
Three,
Three.
WEST
Four,
Four,
Four.
NORTH-EAST,
One, three,
One, three.
NORTH-WEST,
One, four,
One, four.
SOUTH-EAST,
Two, three,
Two, three.
SOUTH-WEST,
Two, four,
Two, four.
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RIVER SCHUYLKILL-OR WESTERN BOUNDARY OF THE CITY.
SEVENTH STREET-Or Middle Boundary of the Wards.
RIVER DELAWARE-OR EASTERN BOUNDARY OF THE CITY.
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MILO Chicage, SOL,
ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1848.
MONTHS.
Sunday.
Monday
Tuesday.
Wednesday
Thursday.
Friday. Saturday.
MONTHS.
Sunday.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.
Saturday.
JANUARY .. .
2
3
4 5 6 78
2
3 4| 5 6| 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
9 10 11|12 13 14 15
16 17|18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
FEBRUARY. .
1|
2 3 4| 5
AUGUST.
1| 2 3 4| 5
6 7
8 9 10 11|12
6 7 8 910 11
12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
MARCH. . . .
1 2 3
4 SEPTEMBER.
1
2
5 6
7
81 9|10 11
3
4
5 , 6 71 8
9
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30 31
1 OCTOBER.
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2
3 4/ 5 6 7
2 3 45 67 8
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
9|10|11|12 13 14 15
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
22 23 24,25 26 27 28|
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
29
30 31
MAY.
1| 2 3
4 5
6
5
6 7
8 910 11
7
8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
DECEMBER.
JUNE.
1 2 3
3
4
5
6
9
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
18 19 20 21 /22 23 24
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
25 26 27 28 29 30
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12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30
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APRIL. . . .
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1 JULY.
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CHANGES OF FIRMS AND REMOVALS
Since the Directory was put to press.
Anderson E. & J. B, trimmings, 28 N 3rd Ashmead Samuel B. & Co., shoe findings, 32 N 4th
Bancroft, Beaver & Co., dry goods, 163 High Bates & Baker, druggists, 152 N 3d Beebe & Taggert, varieties, 146 High Bowen Smith, mer., removed to 18 Church al Boyd & Stroud, china ware, 26 N 4th Boyd W. S., grocer, 3 S Water Brinton, Richard & Co., silks, 103 High Bunn & Raguel, dry goods, 74 N 3d
Cardwell W. C., removed from 32 High to 1 Jones' al
Chambers John H. & Co., leather, 67 Chestnut Coates, Benjn. & Co., dry goods, 139} High Comly Robert, auction , removed to 78 S Front Comly Samuel, mer., 78 S Front
Dallett E. & Co., candle manf. 36 & 491 High Davis Edward M. & Co., imports., 227 Church al Davis James M. & Co., forwarding mers., 27 High and 54 Commerce
DEACON ISRAEL. R., conveyancer, &c., 111 N 2d & 5 Shackamaxon (K) Drake & Bechtel, dry goods, 235 N 3d
Eames Dana, removed from 35 Chestnut to 5 Jones' al
Gill, the Misses, young ladies school, Spruce bel Broad Godfrey B. G. & Co., removed to 1 Bank Gordon James A., mer., 18 S 4th
Grim D. K. & Brother, dry goods, 171 N 3d
Hastings & Derry, trimmings, 204 Chestnut Hill & Wright, druggists, 37 N 3d Hemphill R. J., clerk, 330 N 13th Holt & Tyson, grocers, 361 N 2d
Jackson C. W. & Co., removed to 5 N 3d Jacoby, Harris & Hillegass, remov. to 101 N 3d Johnson, Pusey & Adams, machinists, Crown and Callowhill Jones George F., removed to 5 Jones' al
Knowles N. & Co., coal yard, 9th and Willow
Lambert, Johnes & Co., silks, 153 High Lowber & Wilmer, removed to 13 N Front
Madeira Louis C., mer., 50 S wharves Magee, Michael & Co., saddlers, 18 Decatur Miller, Cooper & Heyl, dry goods, 95 High Morgan & Reeves, grocers, 11 S Front Moss Isaac M. & Brother, booksellers, 12 S 4th
Newlin & Marshall, hardware, 151 High Nicholas C. & Co., shoes, 5 Commerce
Ogden & Haslet, cloths, 143 High
PATTERSON ROBERT & CO., com. mers., removed to 109 and 110 S whfs PHILLIPS J. A., atty. and coun., 56 S 6th Platt Franklin & Co., grocers, 43 N Water Powell & Hazlett, dry goods, 4 N 4th
Powers & Weightman, manf. chemists, 9th and Brown Pryor, Ellis & Williams, produce, 4 S Water
Reed & Brothers, dry goods, 177 High Rhoades Levi P. & Brother, combs &c., N W 2d and High Rust, Wells & Co., dry goods, 24 Bank
Sibley, Molton & Woodruff, silks, 116 High Stockton Wm. R. convey., 12th ab Spring Gar- den
Taylor, Gillespie & Co., grocers, 7 & 9 S Water Thomas M. & Sons, auctioneers, 93 Walnut Throckmorton, Green & Co., dry goods, 99 High Truett, Brother & Co., hardware, 169 High
Vogdes J. R. & J. C., real estate brokers, 90 S 11th
Ware & Beidelman, grocers, 273 High Whetham Joseph & Son, rope manf., 42 N whfs. Williamson, Taylor, Wilson & Anderson, dry goods, 73 High Wilson, Brown & Co , mers., 19 Chestnut
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FOR THE YEAR 1848.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ab above, acct. accountant, al alley, att'y and coun. attorney and counsellor, av avenue, bel below, bet between, (B HI) 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, mer. merchant, mers. merchants, mr maker, n near, N North, NL Northern Liberties, O Y Old York, P Passyunk, P T Penn Township, R Ridge, S South, Sch. Schuylkill, W West, whf wharf or wharves, wid widow, (W P) West Philadelphia.
ABB
Aaronson Geo. P., carp., Clinton ab Poplar Abbett Ezekiel M., bonnet presser, 109 N 5th Abbett Lydia, inn, S E Sch Beach & Walnut Abbey Chas., gold beater, 24 Pear, h 71 Spruce ABBEY CHARLES & SON, gold beaters, 24 Pear
Abbey Roswell, machinist, 261 N 8th
Abbey Wm., K., gold beater, 24 Pear
Abbott Abden, waterman, Stoy's ct (K)
Abbott Albert, brickmr., 248 Christian
Abbott Samuel, druggist, S E Sch 6th and Chancellor
Abbott Catharine, 5 Gaskill
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 Parish
Abbott Geo., mer., 16 N 4th, h 183 Mulberry Abbott Isaiah, brickIr., 60 Lombard
Abbott James, mer., 127 High, h 245 Walnut Abbott John, groc., N E Broad and Sassafras, h Sassafras bel Broad
ABBOTT JOHNES & CO., silk goods, 153 High
Abbott Joseph, gent., Wharton ab 4th
Abbott Jos., weaver, Bedford bel Broad
Abbott Leonard, bonnet presser, Clark bel 4th Abbott Mary, wid. of James, 55 New
Abbott Nathan S., 1 Scheetz
Abbott Redman, mer., 153 High
Abbott Saml., pedler, 351 S Front
Abbott Saml., tobacco, 10th and Catharine
ABE
Abbott Samuel W., 10 Girard -
Abbott Theodore, carp., 1 Shaffer's ct
Abbott Thomas, carman, Gay's ct.
Abbott Wm., leatherdealer, 78 S Front, h 189 S 3d
Abbott Wm., real estate broker, 19 S 10th
Abbott Wm., hardware, 2d and Coates, h 23 Coates
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ABBOTT WM. H., atty, at law, 24 George
A'Beckett Thos., comedian, 3 Jefferson
Abel Anthony, shoemr., 21 Rachel
Abel & Bicknell, brushmrs., 20 N 3d
Abel Catharine, gentw., 10 Brown
Abel Catharine, wid. of Joseph, Ulrich
Abel Charles J., mer., 20 N 3d, h 5 Lodge
Abel Chas. R., tinsmith, 380 N 2d, h 450 ₦ 4th
Abel Edwin, shoemr., 33 Sheaff's al
Abel I. C., grocer, 6 Perry
Abel James, lab., Wharton ab 4th
Abel John, cordw., rear 21 Chatham
Abel John, chairmr., Kennedy's ct
Abel John, shoemr., 19 Rachel (N L)
Abel John, stonecut., Wallace bel 13th
Abel Joseph, cordw., 143 Poplar
Abel Joseph A., cooper, Lancaster ab Keefe
Abel Mary, wid. of John, Allen bel Palmer (K)
Abel Peter, gent., 10th bel Sp Garden
Abel Peter, cordw., Union ab Franklin (K)
Abel Robert K., watchcase maker, Alder below Girard av
Abel Samuel, brassfounder, 5 York ct
Abel Susan, 491 N 5th
ABEL, WILSON & CO., forwarding mers., 2d whf bel Vine, Delaware
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Abel Wm. W., brassfounder, Poplar ab Front Abeles & Brother, trimmings, 83 N 2d
Abell A. B., coach painter, George ab 6th, h 234 Catharine
Abell F., tailor, rear 382 S 3d Abels Hester, 292 S Front
Abercrombie Christiana, Fitzwater & Lebanon
Abercrombie Jas., waiter, 11 North
Abercrombie Mary, wid. of James, 6 Portico sq Abernethy John, carter, Sch 8th n Willow
Abert Peter, b h, 243 S 4th
Abraham John, mer., 26 N Water, h 349 N 7th Abrahams David, vict., 5th ab George (NL) Abrahams Elias, tailor, 4 S 6th
Abrahams Isaac, vict., 263 Green
Abrahams Isaac, jr., butcher, Poplar bel 12th Abrahams Moses, tailor, 257 N 2d, h 481 N 2d Abrahams Moses, gent., N W Coates and St John
Abrahams & Vandergrift, tailors, 4 S 6th Abrahams Wm., engineer, Spring Mill ct (F M) Abram Robert, drayman, Sch 3d ab Lombard Abram Wm., vict., Hanover ab Franklin (K) Abrams Jos., vict., Adam bel Oxford (K)
Abrams Joseph, brickmr., Cadwalader bel Ox- ford (K)
Abrams Joseph, atty and coun, 43 N 5th Accoo Jesse, coachman, 13 Watson's al Acheson Charles, flour mer., 387 High Acheson James J., M. D., 198 Sassafras Acheson James, baker, Sch 2d & Wood Acheson Jos., weav., Cadwalader bel Master (K) ACHESON & ROMMELL, flour mers., 387 High
Achey Frederick, trunkmr., 25 N 4th
Achuff Chas., coachmr. Howard bel Master (K) Acker Henry, baker, Benton ab School (K) Ackerman Philip, baker, 151 Catharine
Ackley Elizabeth, 244 S Front
Ackley John N., stoves, Thompson bel Sch 6th Ackley Lyman, cordw., Willow bel 9th
Ackley Norman, shoemr., 61 Apple bel Poplar Ackley Rosina, huckster, 1 Peach
Ackley Wm., paper boxmr., 22 Beaver ab St John (K)
Acor David, painter, rear 48 Charlotte
Acor John, farmer, 13th ab Poplar
Acor Stephen, 465 N 4th
Adair H. W., hatter, 41 R road
Adair Robert, Rev., Carpenter ab 3d
Adair Robert, coachmr., Carlton n Sch 8th Adair Robert, carter, 6 Union ct
Adair Robert, grocer, Callowhill and Nixon
Adair Wm., carp., William ab Hamilton
Adaire Ann, b h, Marlborough ab Duke (K) Adams Alex., brushes, 31 High, h 232 Green Adams Alex., drayman, Walnut al Adams Amos, cordw., rear 492 N 3d
Adams And. W., mer., 45 High, h 47 Mulberry Adams And. W. & Co., mers., 45 High
Adams A. Mrs., paper ruling, 36 N 6th, h 180 Sassafras
Adams Benjamin, car agt, 269 S 2d
ADAMS, BERLIN & M'ALLISTER, produce and com. mers., 5 S Water
Adams & Brother, blank books, 78 N 3d, h 384 S 3d
Adams Charles, dry goods, 8th ab Green Adams Charles, dry goods, 79 Mulberry
ADAMS & CO., package express, 80 Chestnut Adams C. L., printer, cards, 118 Chestnut, h Courtlin pl
Adams C. W., cabinetmr., 186 N 5th
Adams David, waiter, 10 Bird's ct
Adams David, grocer, S E 2d and Poplar
Adams Eleanor, layer out of the dead, rear 9th ab Coates
Adams Eliza, 3 Young's al
Adams Ellison, waterman, Bank ab Sorrell (R) Adams Francis, carp., rear 5 Ogden
Adams F. M., 162 Pine
Adams George, vict., Lemon ab 12th
Adams George, cordw., 4 Rose al
Adams Geo., carter, Vienna bel Franklin (K)
Adams Henry B., silversm., 33 Race
Adams Isaac, lab., Abram's ct (K)
Adams James, lab., Nixon n Pearl
Adams Jas. carp. weaver., Clinton ab Norris (K) Adams James B., mer., 6 S Water, h 9th below Catharine
Adams James C., clerk, 129 Gaskill
Adams James W., machinist, Nectarine bel 11th Adams John, beer house, 100 Tammany
Adams John, bookbinder, 4 Charles pl
Adams John, blacksmith, Locust and Juniper
Adams John, cooper, 2 Silva's ct
Adams John, fisherman, Cherry ab Queen (K) Adams John, b h, 40 Penn
Adams John, carman, 10 Cox's al
Adams Joha, seaman, 5 Twelve Feet al
Adams John B., manuf., 663 N 2d
Adams John S., 118 Crown
Adams Joseph, fisherman, Cherry ab Queen (K) Adams Joseph, lab., 25 Small st.
Adams Joseph R., teas, 269 S 2d
Adams Margaret, Redwood st ( 3) Adams Mary, 19 Julianna
Adams Mary Ann, bhi, 319 Chestnut & 9 S 11th Adams Mrs. Robert, gentw., 182 Chestnut Adams Rebecca, dry goods, 330 Sassafras
Adams Robt., weaver, Palmer ab Duke (K)
Adams Robt., mariner, 30 Beck (S)
Adams Robt., mer., 123 Walnut, h 20 Girard ADAMS ROBT., coal dealer, N E Water and Callowhill, h 39 Coates Adams Robt., weaver, Wagner's al
Adams Robt. H., hatter, 324 High, h 214 S 8th
Adams R. F., cordw., 58 Federal
Adams Saml., boot and shoemr., 10 Barley
Adams Samuel, cab. mr., 22 S 2d
Adams Samuel C., brickmr., S Garden ab 12th, h Barker and Sch 2d Adams Sarah Ann, dressmr., 384 S 3d
Adams Stephen, printer, 346 Sassafras Adams Thomas, cutler, rear Beaver bel 3d (K) Adams Thomas, cordwainer, Queen ab Hano- ver (K) Adams Thomas, blacksmith, Phoenix ab 2d (K) Adams Thomas, mer., 220 Sassafras Adams Thos. F., printer, 18 Jacoby
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Adams Timothy, machinist, 11th ab Coates Adams Wmn., cordw., Howard bel Franklin (K) Adams Wm., carp., Duke ab Hanover (K) Adams Wm., collector, 26 O Y road
Adams Wm., fisherman, Queen ab Cherry Adams Win., gent., Mantua Village Adams Wm., lab., Wagner's alley Adams Wm., waiter, Hallowell
Adams Wm. D., carp., Master bel Apple (K) Adams Wm. D., tobacconist, 5th ab Brown
Adams Wm. H., sec. Gr. Lodge, Hall S 3d, h 200 S 4th
Adams Wmr. M., drayman, Crown ab Queen (K) Adams Wm. M., grocer, 427 N Front
Adamson H., lumb. mer., N W 11th and Pine, Airs John, waterman, 1 Braceland ct
h 248 Christian
Adamson James, carpet weaver, 125 N 6th, h| Aitken Charles C., boot manuf., 19 Edward (K)
Carlton bel 13th
Adamson James, weaver, Fitler ab 2d (K)
Adamson John L., blacksmith, 9th bel Poplar Adamson Thomas, dry goods, Poplar bel 11th Addicks John E., mer., 159 High, h 203 N 6th ADDICKS, VAN DUSEN & SMITH, shoes, 159 High
Addis Charles, brickmr., Shippen la bel Cedar Addis Jacob, carp., shop, Lombard ab Sch 8th Addis John, brickmr., Sch 7th bel Helmuth
Addison Wm., jeweller, 98 Wood
Adler Cyrus, trimmings, 4823 N 2d
ADLER GEO. S., leather manufacturer, 64 New Market and 21 Margaretta
Adler Samuel, dry goods, 534 N 2d (K)
Adolph Alfred W., hatter, 62 High
Adolph Eliz., wid. of John, 234 St. John
Adolph G., carp., 24 Coates Adrian Ellen, rear 12 Cresson's al Adsey Jeremiah, clerk, 25 Dock
Aebeling Dorothy, doctress, 17 Carter Aechternacht F. A., tailor, 5th and Pine
Aertsen Jas. M., mer., 8 S Front, h Pine ab 13th
Aertsen John P., mer., 100 George
Aertsen Robert B., mer., 52 S Front
Afferbach George, wheelwright, 4 Harrison's ct (K) Afferbach Wm., gunsmith, 621 N 2d (K) Afflick James, tavern, Lancaster pike (W P)
AFFLICK MORRIS E., bricklayer, 290 N 7th, coal yard 9th ab Poplar
Agin Isaac, currier, 22 Elfreth's al
Agin John, lab., 15 Barker
Agnew & Co., fancy dry goods, 26 S 2d
Agnew David, lab., William bel Biddle
Agnew Dennis, weav., Hancock bel Master (K)
Agnew Henry O., blacksmith, Sch 6th & Jones, Albertson Marmaduke, shipwt., Beach ab Marl- h Sch 6th ab Pine borough (K) Albertson Mary K., gentw., 74 Dillwyn Agnew Isabella, dry goods, 97 N 9th Agnew John, Franklin works, 340 Vine, h 12 Albertson Matilda, 8 Flower
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Agnew John, lab., Master and Hancock (K)
Agnew Michael, weaver, Hancock ab Morris (K) Agnew Samuel, publisher, 12 N 11th Agnew Wm., fancy dry goods, 26 S 2d
Agnew Wm., cordw., 59 Shippen
Agnew Wm. G. E., teacher, 48 N 7th
Ahern Daniel, grocer, N W 4th and Shippen
Ahern Patrick, 17 Fayette
Ahrend H., shoemr., 58 German
AHRENFELDT C. & CO., fancy goods, 16 N 4th
Aiken John, tailor, 12 S Spruce
Aikens David, lab., Shippen n Front
Aikin J. B., music teacher, 390 N 8th
Aikman Jno., hat blockmr., 33 Dock, h 1623 S 2nd
Ailes Alexander H., shoemr., High w of Sch 6th Ailes Catherine, shoemr., S 5th bel Queen Aim E. Mrs., milliner, Beach ab Ken Market Ainscow Thos., weaver, Duke ab Hanover (K) Airey John, soap-boiler, 228 N Front
Aitken Benj., teacher, 4 Carrolton square
Aitken Edwd., mer., 72 N 3d, h 132 Dillwyn Aitken Jos., manf., Front ab Otter
Aitken Thos. P., tailor, G T road ab Otter (K) Aitken William, teacher, Shippen above 10th Aken Alexander, carman, Callowhill ab 13th
Akers Irwin, tailor & vari. store, 16 Strawberry Akers Thomas, china & queensware, 317 High Akin John, brushmr., Perry and Lombard
Akin Ophelia, 18 Prune
Akin Robert, shoemaker, Pine n Sch 6th
Akins Eliza, Crown below West (K)
Akins James, cabinetmr., 94 German
Akins Joseph, grocer, N E George and Sch 6th Alberger Henry, butcher, Ogden below R road (W P)
Albert Chas., box maker, rear Apple n Franklin Albert Henry, skin-dresser, Schleisman's al
Albert John, 149 Cherry
Alberti Geo. F., cupper, Clair bel Carpenter.
Albertie Beulah, trimmings, Lemon ab 10th
Albertie Mary, rear 575 N Front
Albertson Anthony, jeweller, Rio Grande place Albertson Benj., mer, 12 Bank, h 45 N 6th
Albertson Eliza, gentw., 15 Harmony ab 4th
Albertson Enoch, cordw., 25 Paul st
Albertson Gilbert, lab., Caroline st
Albertson Hiram, shipwright, Shackamaxon bel Bedford (K) Albertson Isaac, 173 N 4th
Albertson James, saddler, P road ab Carpenter, h Carpenter bel 7th
Albertson James, shipwright, Marlborough ab Bedford (K)
Albertson Joseph, shoes, Queen bel Marlboro' (K) A
Albertson Lewis, tavern, 89 Plum st
Albertson Thos. J., shipwright, Bedford below Crown (K)
Albertson Thos. S., cordw., 68 N 3d, h 16 Clarke Albertson Wm., cordw., Marlborough bel Bed- ford (K)
Albertson Wm., blacksm., 2d and Mary
Albertson Wm., cordw., Shackamaxon below Bedford (K)
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Albrecht J. F., shoemr., 297 Mulberry
Albright C., collector, 18 S 3d
Albright David, butcher, P road bel Federal Albright Elizabeth, tavern, 404 N 2d Albright Jacob, sen., lab., 80 German Albright Jacob, cordw., 56 Duke
Albright Jacob, packer, 10th bel Buttonwood Albright John, carter, rear 373 N 3d
ALBRIGHT JOHN W., tailor, 60 Walnut, h 347 S 3d
Albright Maria, rear 525 N 4th
Albright Samuel, carpenter, 7th ab Parrish Alburger Abraham, painter, 651 N 2d (K) Alburger Abraham, victualler, 281 Callowhill Alburger Adam, butcher, Marker above 2d (S) Alburger Ann, G T road above Franklin (K) Alburger Christian, victualler, Powell bel Vin- yard (F V)
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