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158.2. P54 1817
XIV. EDITION.
ROBINSON'S ORIGINAL ANNUAL DIRECTORY FOR
1817,
BEING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MORE THAN 22,000
Merchants, Mechanicks, Traders, c. OF PHILADELPHIA
AND SUBURBS; WITH USEFUL INFORMATION, &c.
PRINTED AT WHITEHALL :
And may be had at M'Mahon's Store, 13 S. Second, N. G. Dufief's 118 Chestnut ; J. Pounder's 134 N. Fourth ; and D. Hogan's, 249 High. Price, $ 1 25. ( Copy, Secured according to Law.)
DIRECTIONS TO THE READER,
(N. L.) for Northern Liberties, (K.) Kensington, (P. T.) for Penn Township. (S.) Southwark, (M.) Moyamensing, (P.s Passyunk, (Sch.) Schuylkill, (N.) North( S.) South, (cor.) corner, (n.) near, (ab.) above, (Y. road) York road, (G. road) German- town road (F. road) Frankford road, (bet.) be- tween, (5) persons of colour, (bel.) below.
" For names not found in the body of the work, see " list of removals : &c."
PREFACE.
"THE very liberal patronage which has been extended the Editor of the PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY, from his commencement of the arduous undertaking, while it excites lively gratitude, and prompts to future diligence, incontestibly demonstrates the utility of the work.
As an attempt is now making, by the aid of a host of hawkers, to palm upon the pub- lick a catch-penny production in the form of a Directory, and a malicious report having been industriously circulated, that the Publi- cation of this work was discontinued, (in ad- dition to more aggravated injuries the editor was not prepared to expect,) he feels it a duty he owes the publick and himself to state that the annual publication of his Directory shall be continued, and will appear as early in each succeeding year as possible.
As it has ever stood unequalled for co- piousness, accuracy, and neatness of execu- tion, he pledges unremitting diligence to render the subsequent editions acceptable to his fellow citizens. The present number, (incomparably the best ever published in this city,) comprises much useful information to the Merchant, and Mechanick, not to be found in any other.
In consequence of a new arrangement it is particularly requested that alterations in firms, new connections in business, removals, &c. be sent as soon as they take place, to No. 13 South Second street, that they may appear immediately ; to which annual, mbscribers can have access free of expense.
THE EDITOR.
LATE REMOVALS, &c.
ADAMS ANDREW & Co. card manufactory 2 S. 30 Alexander & Carstairs, grocers Cedar st. wharf Alleson N. S. M. D. corner Second and Catharine Anderson C. M. D. 148 Cedar
Andrade Joseph, merchant 93 north Third Arey Grome, stablekeeper 153 south Ninth Azenc- Andrew, dry good store 52 1-2 N. Second - SB.s .. Samuel, hairdresser 109 Pine Becker Francis, translator 28 north Third Dell Samuel, merchant 21 south 2d and 105 S. 4th: Higbee Wm. botler 50 north Second Boxton Thomas tavernkeeper 134 south 8th Bockils Wm. carpenter near Z9 Union Book Jacob, watchman Sterling alley
Breedm B. B merchant 1621 high-dwelling 108 north Fourth
Brown John, grocer Mulberry near Tenth Burden Benjamin, chairmaker 294 S. 21
Chew Benjamin, jr. attorney at law Chestnut 3 doors above 6th
Cole Thos. boot & shoemaker High rear Sch. Front Curcier & Raveseis, merchams 73 High
Dean St. from Walnut to Locust west of 12th street Dickman L. grocer 387 south Front
Donovan Sarah, grocer 302 south Front Ehrenzeller Geo. accomptant Little George Gordon AI L. apothecary 58 north Third
Gordon Robert. edge tool maker 48 south Fiftli Haines John (Seven Stars Inn) Frankford road Haines Geo. (Hart Inn) Frankford Hammond Michl. shopkeeper 153 south Water Hamelin Joseph P. No. 20 Chestnut Hayward John, baker 163 Shippen Hollinshead Clayton, merchant 56 north Front Hosken E W. merchant 5 Dock furtel John F.pprinter 124 S Second
Karney Andrew, teacher 44 south Eighth Korckauss & Stewart, merchants 90 S. Front Lancaster & Jenkins, merchants No. 90 N. 2d Lane Mrs. (Lamb Inn) Frankford
Lutwytche James, flour &c. store High n. Sch. 4th, Miller James, (Buck Inn) Frankford
A'Cawley John, shipwright 11 south Water
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DIRECTORY.
M'Clane Richard, taylor 229 St. John M'Machin Margaret, storekeeper 82 north 3d M'Coy Kenneth, printers" joiner, Locust n. 8th. Miles Jacob, hatter 108 north Second Moffat Wm. stonecutter corner Callowhill & Crown Most Henry, cabinet and looking glass frame maker 164 St. John
Murdock Robert, merchant 279 south Front Nagel George, silverplater 13th above Cherry Osbeck John, chairmaker Adelphia Avenue Palmer -, liquor store High near Sch. 6th Paleske widow of C. G. 79 Dock
Pemberton Sarah, gentlewoman 223 Spruce Piesh Jacob, 179 north Front Pierce E. J. storekeeper 122 1-2 High
Platt Wmn. merchant 201 Mulberry
Potter John, stablekeeper 202 Cedar
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Porter Saml. tinplater &c. 1 N. 12th
Prevost A. M. stock and exchange broker next 39 Dock
Reese John S. teacher N. W. corner 4th and Vine
Reid John, storekeeper 2 north Fifth
Reinhardt - printer, 11th below High
Rey Michael, printer &c. 127 Pine
Roberts & Walton, hardware store 194 High Robins John, blacksmith 223 north Fourth Robinson John, carpenter Cobbs' court
Rotch Thomas, merchant 4 north wharves-dwel ling Walnut 8th door above 9th
Sebenlist Michael, watchman 6 Sugar alley
Slater & Co. merchants 28 Chestnut
Smith Elisha, instructor of the youth of both sexes in correct reading, elocution, grammar, orthogra- phy, arithmetic and professor of elegant Penn- manship, &c. seminary removed back 90 N. 9th. Smith James, grocer 311 north Front
Stanbridge & Gill, merchants Decatur street Steel Wm. 71 Spruce Stewart John, teacher 3 Fetter lane
Thomas T. Smiley, teacher No. 32 Church alley Townsend -, M. D. corner Front & Parham's alley Traner John, carpenter Rose alley
Vanstavoren Cornelius, jr. carpenter 52 Chester Velde Michael, baker 100 north 7tlı
Wright John, grocer corner Front and Catharine
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PHILADELPHIA
CORPORATION
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Mayor-Robert Wharton ; Recorder Jos. Reed, .. Treasurer, John Bacon ; Clerk of Mayor's Court Randall Hutchinson.
· Aldermen-Matthew Lawler, Samuel Carswell, Abraham Shoemaker, John Inskeep, John Barker, Andrew Pettit, John Douglass, John Geyer, Geo. Bartram, Jacob Baker, Joseph Hertzog, Timothy Matiack. Samuel Badgrt.
Select Council-Robert Waln, President ; Thomas Bradford, jun. Clerk ; John B. Wallace, John Read, Frederick Erringer, William Rush, Joseph P. Hor- ner, Wm. H. Tod, George Vaux, Horace Binny, Samuel Archer, John Moore.
Common Council-James S. Smith, President ; John C. Lowber, Clerk; Joseph S. Colliday, Wm. Flintham, Geo. Lybrand, Wm. Allibone, jr. Thomas Morris, John Markland, Jonathan Fell, jun. James 'B. Thompson, Wm. Smith, Samuel S nith (C.)John Miller, jun. Bayse Newcombe, jun Abraham L. Pennock, John Purdon, Wm. Lehman, John C. Stocker, John Rusan, Roberts Vaux, George Wor- rail.
Regulators & Surveyors-Reading Howell, Saml. Hama, and A C. Ire'and.
CONSTABLES-High Constables, John Hart, 161 south Tenth, Anthony Elton 28 Elfreith's alley.
City Constables.
Upper Delaware-Smith Mills
North Mulberry-Jos. H. Vanderslie
Lower Belowure-Geo Campbell South M- lberru-Wm. M'Ginley High Street-Frederick Burkhard
North Ward-John Hess Chestnut Ward-Thomas Cooper Muldle Ward-Joseph Robeson Webuut Ward-John Milliman Sonth Wurd-Israel Hoopes Dock Ward-John M'Masters
DIRECTORY,
Locust Ward-Horatia L. Melchor
New Market Ward-John M'Lean Cedar Ward-John Hufty
City Clerk-Joshua Allen.
City Commissioners-Lambert Wilmer, Nathan Asherton, Jacob Lybrand, John Gilder.
Clerks of High Street Market-Joseph Blame and Geo. Beck.
Clerk of Second Street Market-Timothy Blake. Clerk of Fish Market-John Negus.
Captain of the Watch-Isaac Richman.
Lieut. of the Watch-Francis Lunton.
Corders of Wood-Jonathan J. Wheeler, Jacob Erringer, Jacob Zeller, Douglas Saint, Jas. Cornish, Phillip Winnemore, deputy-for the public wharves at Schuylkill, and inspector of that coming by land, Josiah Steel.
Collectors of Cases of Vaccine-Chamless Allen, Amos Roberts, Richard Pryor, John Lone.
Physicians-Drs D. J. Davis, J. G. Nancrede, Jo- seph G. Shippin, John Austin.
Superintendant of the public burial ground-Benja- min Ferguson.
Regulators of dry measures-Simon Geyer.
Regulator of weights and measures-John Meer.
Inspector of Butter and Lard-Robert Kean, of- fice 71 north Front-dwelling 28 Walnut.
Inspector of salt Provisions-Benjamin Reynolds. Inspector Stoves-Abraham Mitchell.
Inspector of Lumber-Christleip Bartling, head inspector ; Jacob Wayne, Abel Evans, Jacob Zig- ler, John C. Kelsey, John Douglass, jr. Joseph Max- field, P. C. Firth, Wm. Cruson.
Measurerers of grain, coul and salt-George Fagundas, head measurer 56 Mulbery.
Deputy measurers of grain-Samuel Smith, John Scott, James B. Scott, Daniel Newman, John Alli- son, Chas. Callahan, Ezekiel Starrat.
Deputy measurers of coal and salt-Wm, Neilson, Jacob Radiford, Wm. M. Keever, John Young and James Wilkic.
The subjoined plan of the Wards, will exhibit the division and arrangement of the city at one view.
South, or
Cedar Street.
Newmarket ward.
Cedar Ward.
Street.
Sprnce
Dock Ward.
Locust Ward.
THE RIVER DELAWARE.
Walnut
Street.
Walnut Ward.
South Ward.
Chestnut
Street.
Chestnut Ward.
Middle Ward.
Market, or
High Street.
High street Ward.
North Ward.
Arch, or
Mulberry Street.
Lower Delaware Ward.
South Mulberry Ward.
Race, or
Sassafras Street.
Upper Delaware Ward.
North Mulberry Ward.
Vine
FOURTR STREET- Or Middle Boundary of the Wards.
Street.
WESTERN BOUNDARY OF THE CITY,
DIRECTORY.
BANKS. UNITED STATES, Carpenters Buildings.
Directors-William Jones President, Robert Ralston, Chandler, Price, Dennis A. Smith, Bal- timore ; John Bohlen, Thomas Leiper, John Sav- age, Guy Bryan, John Goddard, John Donnell, Baltimore ; James C. Fisher, Richard Cutts, Washington, James Lloyd, Boston ; Samuel Weth- - erill, Thomas M.Euen, Thomas M. Willing, Cadw. Evans, junr. John Connelly, John Bolton, Savannah ; Isaac Lawrence, New York ; Manuel Eyre, Jonathan Smith, cashier, capital 35,000,000. Open daily except Sundays, Christmas, and Fourth of July ; days of discount Tuesday, and Friday.
PRILADELPHIA, S W corner Chestnut and 4th
Directors-David Lenox, President ; Lewis D. Caspentier, Jacob Sperry, Augustine Bosquet, John Welsh, Joseph Clark, William M'Faden, John G. Wachsmuth, Charles Chauncey, Joseph Lownes, William Philips, Samuel Smith, Samuel W. Jones, John Magoffin, Furlerick Ravesies, Joseph R. Evans, Joseph Worrell Joseph M'Coy, WVm. Weaver, Charles Biddle jr. Maurice Wurtz, J. Geyer, Q. Campbell Cashier-Capital 1,80,000 dollars. Discount Mondays and Thursdays, open daily except Sundays, 4th July, Christmas. and New year.
Bank of North America, 99 Chestnut.
Directors-John Morton, President ; George Lati- iner, Robt. Waln, Daniel Smith, Jacob Downing, James Read, Jos. S. Lewis, William Waln, Timothy Paxson, Henry Nixon, Benjn. R. Morgan, Abraham Kintzing, H. Drinker cashier
Capital 800,000 dollars, open daily except Sun- days, Christmas and Fourth of July. Days of dis- count, Monday and Thursdays -- dividends January and July.
Bank of Pennsylvania, 86 south Second.
Directors-Joseph P. Norris, President ; God- frey Haga, William Sansom, Jehu Hollingsworth, jr. Charles Biddle, Louis Clapier, Joseph Hemphill,
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PHILADELPHIA
Isaac Wayne, Jacob Ridgway, George Vaux, An- thony Stocker, Abraham Sharpless, Robert Porter, Francis Wisely, Wm. Brown, James Robertsou, Jonah Thomson, Matthew C. Ralston, Peter Wager.
Capital 2,000,000 dollars, open daily except Sun- days, Christmas and Fourth of July. Dividends January and July-discount Wednesdays and Satur- days.
COMMERCIAL, 102 Chestnut.
Directors-Andrew Bayard, President ; Charles Pleasants, Richard Dale, Samuel Archer, Henry Pratt, John Lisle, William Newbold, Henry Lentz, James S. Duval, Henry Sargeant, Thomas P. Ro- berts, Jonathan C. Smith, John Hallowell, Joseph Williams Cashier .- Open daily except Sundays, Christmas and Fourth of July .- Discount Tuesdays and Fridays .- Capital 1,000,0000 dollars ; shares 50 dollars each.
MECHANICS, 5 South Third.
Directors-Thomas Parker, President ; Ephraim Clark, Alexander Cook, Abraham Hilyard, Samuel Smith, (C,) Joseph Price, Daniel Groves, Jacob Johnson, Thomas T. Stiles, Daniel Lowber, Benj. 'Thaw, Joseph Morris, Edmund Kinsey, Joseph Bur- den, John Moore, William Young, John Greiner, Harvey Lewis, William Flintham, John U. Fraley, S. Wilcox, Cashier .- Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
NORTHERY LIBERTIES, Vine near Third.
Directors-Jolin Barclay, President ; Joseph R. Jenks, George Gorgas, Jonathan Knight, James Whitehead, Joseph Thomas, William Milnor, Tho- mas Latimer, Thomas Hart, John Taylor, Andrew C. Barklay, James Paul, George Thomas, Isaac W .. Norris, Thomas Lloyd .- D. Mandeville, Cashier .- Discount Tuesday and Friday .- Open daily, except Christmas, Fourth of July, and Sundays.
SCHUYLKILL, S. F. corner High and Sixth
Directors .- William Meredith, President ; Paul Beck, jun. Simon Gratz, John Horner, Aaron Den- man, John Dubarry, Thomas M. Souder, Robert A. Caldcleugh, Edward Smith, Richard Bache, Jo- shua Lippencott, William Paxson, William Schlat.
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DIRECTORY.
ter, Thomas Wilson, Cashier .- Open daily, except Sundays, Fourth of July, Christmas, First of January and Good Friday .- Discount Tuesday and Friday.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
NORTH AMERICA Office, 40 Walnut.
Directors-John Inskeep, President ; Alexander Henry, James Read, Godfrey Haga, John Stille, Joseph Donath, Thomas Askey, Andrew Pettit, Charles Perry, Samuel W. Jones, Thomas Latimar, Jacob S. Waln, Jacob C. Wikoff, Edward Smith, Samuel Archer, Robert S. Stephens, Secretary -- Capital 600,000 dollars ; Shares 100 dollars. Divi- dends second Mondays of January and July.
UNITED STATES office 49 Walnut.
Israel Pleasants President ; Henry Toland, jr. John C. Smith, Chandler Price, John C. Stocker, Henry Sergeant, Im. W. Fisher, Jonah Thompson, Benj. B. Howell, M. L. Beven Mathew C. Ralston, Joshua Emlen, Frederick W. Sperry.
Capital 400,000 dolls. shares 100 dolls : Dividends June and December.
PENNSYLVANIA, N. E. corner of Second and Dock,
James S. Cox, president ; D. Smith, Henry Pratt, Jos. Sims, Jehu Hollingsworth, jr. J. G. Wachsmuth, Samuel Coats, Henry Nixon, Paul Siemen, George Fox, Charles Wharton, Anthy. Stocker, Walter Kerr.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE, for granting annuities, on LIVES, &c. Office 72 South Second.
Directors-Condy Ragurt, president ; John Clax- ton, Jacob Sperry, Joseph Peace, John Bohlen, Jere- miah Warder, jr. Cadwallader Evans, Charles N. Bancker, James Hemphill, Charles Macallester, Roberts Vaux, John Stoddard, George Morris, Ja- cob Shoemaker, actuary.
PHILADELPHIA, office corner 2d and Walnut. Robert Waln, President, Samuel W. Fisher, Thomas M. Willing, James C. Fisher, John Ashley, Wm. Woln, John Savage, Abraham Kintzing, James Smith, Joseph L. Lewis, Wm. J. Miller, George Harrison, Elliston Perot .- Capital 400,000 dolls. Shares, 100 dolls. Divideneds, June and December. '
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PHILADELPHIA
DELAWARE INSURANCE, office 42 Walnut. Samuel Keith, President, William Bell, John Cook, Joseph R. Evans, Samuel E. Mowell, Isaac Murrey jr. Johnathan Leedon, Joseph Lownes, Joshua Longstreth, Wilam M.Faden, John M'Crea, Fourneer Roslain, George Taylor jr .-- Capital, 500,000 dolls. Shores 100 dolls. Dividened June and D. cember.
AMERICAN FIRE, office 101 Chestnut. Directors, James Varnuxem, President, Chandler Price, John Savage, John Sergeant, Manuel Eyre, Thomas M'Euen, Israel Whelen, Joseph Reed, Guy Bryan, Edward Fox, Secetary,-Capital 500,000 dolls. Dividened, made first Mondays in April and November.
PHENIX, office 96 South Second.
Directors, David Lewis, President, Paul Beck jr. Charles Biddle, Benjamin Morris, Robert Wharton, Paschall Woliingsworth, Alexander Murray, Jolın Stoddard, Peter Graham .- Capital Stock $480,000 Dividened, June and December.
UNION 45 Walnut.
Directors, George Lationer, President; Joseplı Ball, Richard Dale, Matthew Lawler, Lavis Clapier, James Vanuxem, Samuel Richards, John Bohlen, Stephen Girard, Hugh Colhoun, William Davis, Samnel Hays, John Savge .- Capital 500,000 dollars Share 100 dollars ; Dividends February and August. GAP AND NEWPORT COMPANY, &C. Office N. E. corner
Dock and Second.
James Boyd, President ; John Gest, Caleb Pusey, Christian Hess, Alexander Chandler, Jacob Lindley, Abraham Hoopes, Thomas Hicks, George Passmore. Samuel Cochran, George Duffield, John M. Calmont, James Canby, Directors ; James Kelton, Treasurer and Secretary.
FRANKFORD AND BRISTOL TURNPIKE.
Managers .- James C. Fisher, President ; John G. Wachsmuth, Derck Peterson, Alexander Martin, John La.Idner, George Ludlam, William Phillips, Paul Siemen, William J Miller, Robert Smith, Abraham Duffield, John Brown, Amos Gregg, Jo- seph L. Ingles, Treasurer and Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY.
FOR 1817.
List of Streets, Roads, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Ate- nues, Public places, Wards, Wharves, and Ship- yards, in the
City, Northern Liberties, Kensington, Penn township, Southwark, Moyamensing, and Passyunk.
ACORN ALLEY, from 59 Locust to Spruce Adelphi avenue runs from Pegg to Noble Adelphia school house Pegg street
Alban street, from Norman to Clare alley
Albertson's wharf, opens at 99 Swansons street
Allen st. runs N. E. from F. road near Maiden
Allen's alley, from 159 South Sixth
Allen's court, from 150 Spruce
Allen's wharf; opens at 67 north Water
Almond street, from 314 south Front to 315 Second Almshouse & House of Employment, Spruce between Tenth & Eleventh
American fire Insurance office, 101 Chestnut
Ann st. (N. L.) from 52 Vine to (Pegg's run) Willow Ann st. (Sch.) from 7th to 8th between Filbert and Arch
Ann st. from Twelfth to Thirteenth between Lom- bard and Cedar
Anne street, (V.) from Wissabiccon to Charles between Francis and Vineyard
Annesley's wharf, the first north of Walnut Apollo street, see Crab
Apple street, runs south from George between 4th and Old York road
Appletree alley, from 50 north Fourth to 35 Fifth
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LIST OF STREETS,
Apricot alley, runs from Currant to Poplar alley Arch street, see Mulberry
Argyle st. from the Delaware to 337 south Front Arsenal st. from Gray's ferry road to Federal alley Artillery lane, see Duke-street
Ash alley, from Sch. Front to Second between High and Chestnut
Aspen Alley, from Aspen court to Lombard
Aspen court, runs south from Ash alley
Asheton-street, (N. & S.) along the Schuylkill from Vine to Cedar
Atkinson's court, opens at 153 Lombard
Baker's alley, from 70 Swanson to Front
Baker's court, from 145 Coat's
Baker-street, runs west from Spafford
Baker's wharf, first north of Bishop (K.)
Ball alley, from 120 Cedar to 77 Shippen Ball's alley, from the Delaware to 391 north Front Ball's wharf, opens at 391 north Front
Banks, see Farmers & Mechanics-North America -Pennsylvania-Philadelphia-S. Girard's-Uni- ted States bank-Mechanics-Commercial-Nor- thern Liberties, and Schuylkill
Bank alley, from 86 south Second to 67 Dock
Bank-street, from 70 High to 69 Chestnut
Barclay's alley, from 190 south Sixth
Barker-street, from (Sch.) Fourth to Seventh, be- tween High and Chestnut
Barnard's court, from 460 south Second
Barron-street, from 24 Gaskill to 75 Cedar
Beach-st. (Sch.) from the permanent bridge to Cedar Beach-street, (K.) from the high bridge to Maiden Bearstricker's court, from 68 north Sixth Beasly's wharf and shipyard, below Swede's church Beaver-st. from N. Second to Third between Pop- far lane and George
Beck's alley, from 172 Swanson to 453 south Front Beck's shot factory, Schuylkill 2d near Mulberry Beck street, from 72 Passyunk
Beck's wharf, opens 15 south Water
Bedford-street, continuation of Small to Eighth
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ROADS, &c.
Bedford-street,(K. ) from Frankford roatt to Hanover Bell's court, from Marshall's alley Bickham's wharf, opens at 17 Swanson Bickley & Taylor's wharf, at the High Bridge Bickley's wharf, opens at 7 and 13 north Water Biddle's alley, from 78 High to 9 Elbow lane Billings court, from 110 north Eighth Binghams court, from 69 Spruce Bishop-street, trom the head of Beach to Queen Bishop & Co's shot factory, John's near Second Bishop's wharf. first south of Walnut
Blackberry alley, from Walnut to Spruce and from Pine to Lombard, between Eighth and Ninth Black Bear Inn. 1 S. 5th Blackhorse alley, from 20 south Front to 19 Second Bolton's court, from 16 south Sixth runs west Bonsall street, from Ninth to Tenth north of Cedar Bowers' J. wharf, second South of Marlborough Bowers's S, wharf, third south of Maiden Bowers's S. wharf & shipyard, third above Maiden Bradford's alley, from 246 south Seventh to Eighth Branch-street, from 130 north Third to 59 Fourth Branner's alley, from Bryan's alley to 180 Vine Bread-street, from 77 Mulberry to 70 Sassafras Brewer's alley, see Wood street (N. L.) Bridge-street, runs from Lancaster bridge through
Mantua village, to Lancaster turnpike road Bright's wharf, opens at 123 and 127 north Water Bringhurst's wharf, opens next 97 south Water Britton's alley, from 205 nor'h Water Britton's J. wharf, opens at 149 north Water Britton's Wm. wharf, opens at 207 north Water Broad-st. runs N. from Cedar to Wissahiccon road Broad-street Market, south Broad near High Brooke's court, from 126 north Front
Brooke's wharf, opens at 109 north Water
Browne-street, (N. L.) from the high bridge to the Old York road
Browne-street, (K.) from Cherry to Vienna between Prince and Duke
Brown's court, from 93 Sassafras
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LIST OF STREETS,
Browne's court (N. L.) from 19 Budd
Browne's wharf, second south of Warren
Browne's wharf, opens at 325 north. Front
Brusster's H. wharf, first above the intersection of Penn and Beach (K.)
Brusstar's S. wharf, first south of Marlborough
Brusstar's alley, from Beach to Queen near Shack- amaxon
Bryan's alley, from 148 north Fifth to 141 Sixth Bryan's court, runs south from 102 Cherry
· Buck road, runs S. E. from the U. S. arsenal Gray's ferry road
Budd-street, from 67 Green to Germantown road
Burd's alley, (S.) from 78 Catharine to Queen
Burd's alley, (C.) runs from Raspberry to Watson's alley
Burd's row, running S. in the rear of 163 S. Eleventh Burd's court, opens from Currant alley below Locust Bush Hill Hotel, N. of Callowhill between (Sch.) Second and Third
Buttonwood alley, from N. 13th to Juniper near High Buttonwood lane, or street, from the Oid York
road to Ridge-turnpike between Noble & Green Cable lane, see Newmarket street
Caldwell's wharf, first south of High
Callowhill-street; from the Delaware to Schuylkill between Vine and Willow
Camac-st. runs west from N. 2d near Mud lanc Carlysle's court trom 46 south Fifth
Carpenter's street, from 6th to 7th between High and Chestnut
Carpenters alley, (S.) from 105 Catharine
Carpenter's court, from 116 Chestnut
Carpenter's-st. (S.) from Church to Passyunk road Carpenters' Hall, back of 118 Chestnut
Carter's alley, from 65 south Second to 55 Third Castle-street, from 10th to 11th above Race Castle court, runs south from Castle-street Catharine-street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road between German and Queen Cauffman's court, from 147 north Second Cauffman's court, from 14 Cherry
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ROADS, &c.
Cavanough's wharf south side of Argyle (Almond) street, public landing
Cedar-street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill be- tween Lombard and Shippen, being the southern boundary of the city
Centre alley from 11th to 12th north of Locust Chancery lane, from 15 Comb's alley to 32 Mulberry Charles-street, from 335 Callowhill to Buttonwood Charles-street, (P. T.) from Francis lane to George Charlotte-street, from 121 Browne to Poplar lane Cheesman's wharf, first south of Maiden
Cherry-street, from 74 north 3rd to Schuylkill
Cherry-street, (K ) from Queen to Frankford road between Palmer and Vienna
Chestnut-street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between High and Walnut
Chestnut ward, between High and Chestnut, the Delaware and Fourth
Chester-street, from 97 Sassafras to Vine
China-street, from 466 S. Front to Second
Christ Church Hospital, 107 Mulberry
Christian-street, from the Delaware continued above Eighth south of Queen
Church alley, from 20 N. Second to 11 Third
Chuch street, from 22 Christian
Church's alley, from Mulberry to 142 Cherry
Circus & Equestrian Theatre, N. E. corner Ninth and Walnut
City Hall, south west corner Fifth and Chestnut City Hospital, corner Francis lane and (Sch.) 4the Clapier's wharf, first north of Cedar
Clare alley, from 13th to Juniper, south of Vine Clawges's court, from Bryan's alley running north Clever alley, from 90 south Fifth to 125 Sixth Clifford's wharf, opens at 29 north Water Clifton street, runs S. from Cedar near Eleventh Clinton's shipyard, at Wilson's wharf Clover street, from 12th to 13th south of High
Clymer's alley, from 10 Fitzwater street Coats's alley, from 134 N. Front to 151 Second Coats's court, from 31 New-market street
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LIST OF STREETS,
Coats's street, from the Delaware to Wissahiccon road between Green and Browne
Cobbs court runs W. from 4th S. of Poplar lane Colhoun's wharf opens at 29 north Water Columbia avenue, from near 179 Walnut to Locust Comley's wharf, Second north of Callowhill Commissioners' Hall, (City and County) east end of
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