The Philadelphia Directory, 1822, Part 1

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PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM,


IN THE STATE HOUSE.


ADMITTANCE 25 CENTS, CHILDREN HALF PRICE.


THIS splendid and valuable establishment, founded in 1785, and incorporated 1821, is the first in the United States, and but little inferior to the imperial Museums of Europe. It is displayed with scientific method and pleasing neatness. The Quadruped room contains 240 Animals, all preserved in appropriate attitudes, and all but the largest in glass cases ; besides horns, skins, &c. Amongst the most re- markable are the Elephant Seal from the South seas, mea- suring eleven feet in .length, and nine feet in girth ; the Ma- dagascar Bat, three feet, two inches from tip to tip ; the Ourang-Outang or wild man of the woods, the great Ant- Eater, Lion, Grisly Bears, Hyana, Porcupines, Cow with five legs, besides a large and powerful Electrifying Machine, &c .- The long room displays an elegant range of cases, containing Birds from every quarter of the globe to the nuni- ber of 1240 ; 180 Portraits of characters distinguished during and since the American revolution, besides Philosophers of Europe and America ; a splendid collection of Minerals, Fossils, and miscellaneous curiosities, amounting to near 8000 articles ; various optical amusements, and Lukens's model of Perpetual Motion .- The Mammoth room exhibits the stupendous skeleton of the Mammoth, which was dug up in the state of New York in 1801, by C. W. Peale, at great ex- pense. This skeleton of an Antediluvian animal, whose spe- cies no longer exists, measures 18 feet in length, 11 feet 5 inches in height. In this room are likewise, Wax Figures of Indians &c. habited in their own dresses, Instruments of War, Tools, Dresses, upwards of 800 in number, and a large picture of Christ healing the Sick, by C. W. Peale .- The Marine room (up the lobby stairs) containing 121 Fishes, 148 Snakes, 112 Lizards, 40 Tortoises and 'Turtles, and 1044 Shells, Corals, &c. Shells of the great India Oysters, weigh- ing 350 pounds ; besides cases humorously exhibiting a varie- ty of Monkeys, employed in the occupations of men ; and lastly, a portion of this room is appropriated for Anatomical preparations, double headed animals, deformities, skele- tons, &c. ,


N. B. The whole Museum is brilliantly Illuminated every evening, and during the winter season, a number of Chemi- cal and Philosophical experiments are exhibited, and the whole enlivened by Music, principally by a large and rich toned Organ, on which visitors of taste perform ; rendering the Rooms an agreeable and fashionable lounge.


The Profile Cutter attends every day and evening .- Frames furnished at the door.


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H. & A. WELLS,


No. 33, Bread Street,


NEXT DOOR TO THE MORAVIAN CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA.


Make and Sell, for Cash or Credit, the following arti- cles, equal to any imported :


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TOY PAINTS of every description


CAMEL HAIR PENCILS, long and short


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Refined Liquorice,


Lunar Caustic,


Black and Red Ink.


Black and Red Ink Powder,


Issue Plaster,


Court Plaster,


Corn Plaster,


Annatto,


Hair Powder,


Pomatum, hard and soft, Carmine,


Drop Lake,


Pearl or Face Powder,


Lip Salve,


Windsor and Fancy Soaps, Naples Shaving Soap


Wash Balls, scented and plain,


Chrome Yellow,


Haarlem Oil,


Pounce for Writing,


Wafers in boxes,


Sealing Wax,


Varnishes of all kinds,


Milk of Roses,


Lavender Water,


Cold Cream,


Liquid Blacking,


AND EVERY OTHER ARTICLE OF PERFUMERY. Successors to L. I. B. Wells .- No appointed Agent in Philadelphia.


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Make to order, all kinds of Camel Hair, Sable and other Drawing Pencils.


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H. and A. WELLS,


No. 33, BREAD STREET,


NEXT DOOR TO THE MORAVIAN CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA,


Windsor and Fancy Soap Makers, Manufacturing Perfumers, &c. SELL CHEAP FOR CASH,


Windsor Soap, agreeably scented, 50 cents per dozen. Fancy Soaps the same price.


Pomatum, 31} per dozen


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This brilliant clean blue, is applicable to the purposes of clear-starching, and washed linen in general ; it is worthy of the attention of the ladies, because it surpasses all other washing blues in brightness ; no Preparation of Indigo, or In- digo, can possibly produce the delicacy of colour this arti- cle does, objects worthy of attention-It is both good and cheap.


Sold wholesale and retail, No. 33, Bread street.


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Wells' Ruby Tincture,


An elegant and effectual cure for the Hooping Cough, by external application only. This desirable and effectual embrocation, actually removes this complaint, so extremely distressing to babes and young children ; and will, when known. call the attention of mothers and nurses.


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DRY GOODS,


Dyed or restored, and refolded in the original style.


J. BOSTON,


Silk, Woollen, Cotton Dyer, &c.


No. 109, RACE STREET,


FIVE DOORS ABOVE THIRD,


RESPECTFULLY informs the Dry Good Merchants and public of Philadelphia and its vicinity, that he continues the above business in all its branches, and that from recent improvements the machi- nery of his establishment is particularly calculated for dyeing, restoring, and finishing, silks, crapes, broad cloths, cassimeres, and every other kind of piece goods.


Ladies and Gentlemen's garments and every other family article cleaned and dyed to any pattern, as usual.


N. B. Family mourning and country orders promptly attended to.


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PHILADELPHIA, August 3d, 1821.


The Subscriber recommends L. STEGAGNINI, Ornamental Sculptor in Marble, to the attention and patronage of the public, being well acquainted with his talents and taste in the execution of all de- signs in decorative architecture.


William Strickland, Arch't.


L. STEGAGNINI, ORNAMENTAL SCULPTOR, (FROM ITALY.)


Executes all kinds of Ornamental Work in Mar- ble including Mantle Pieces, Urns, Monuments, &c. &c. in the neatest manner and in classic style. S. E. CORNER OF NINTH & SANSOM STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.


N. B. Ready Urns for Mineral Waters of White Italian Marble, in elegant form.


ROBERT O'NEILL,


TAYLOR, Respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, THAT HE HAS REMOVED TO No. 30, ARCH STREET, Opposite his old Stand,


Where all orders in his line of business will be thankfully received and punctually attended to ; and he gives assurance that if any error of his should occur, he will be accountable therefor. Gentlemen who furnish their own Cloth, can have it made up in the neatest and most fashionable manner.


NAVAL AND MILITARY UNIFORMS,


Made up in the best style and at the shortest notice.


DIRECTIONS TO THE READER.


(N. L.) Northern Liberties-(K.) Kensington- (P. T.) Penn Township-(V.) Vineyard-(C.) for city-(S.) Southwark-(M.) Moyamensing-(O. y. r.) Old York road-(Germ. r.) Germantown road -(P.) Passyunk-(Sch.) Schuylkill-(Frank. r.) Frankford road-N. north-S. south-E. east-W. west -- cor. corner-n. near-ab. above-r. road- bet. between-t persons of colour-bel. below-ay. alley-ct. court-av. avenue-l. lane-op. opposite -c. h. counting house-d. h. dwelling house-vict. victualler-gent. gentleman-storekeeper, is always to be understood as dry goods storekeeper.


For names not found in the Supplement, see the body of the work.


The reader when searching for names, without knowing how properly to spell them, is requested to examine in every possible way they would admit of being spelled from their pronunciation. There are alternate references throughout the list of inhabi- tants, to those names having similar pronunciation, but not being spelled alike ; viz. Allison, see Ellison -and vice versa.


Each page of the list of inhabitants, is headed in capitals, with the three first letters of the bottom name.


The reader will please to observe the following general rule for finding the numbers on houses, in the different streets in the city :- In those streets that run east and west, say High street, the numbers begin from the Delaware, the odd being on the north side. In those that run north and south, say Fourth street, the numbers begin from High street, running north and south, the odd being on the east side.


THE


PHILADELPHIA


Directory and Register, FOR 18228


CONTAINING THE


NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND RESIDENCE, OF


All the Heads of Families


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PERSONS IN BUSINESS,


OF THE


City and Suburbs, Hamiltonville, and Camden, N. y.


WITH OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.


1715 ANCHEAPPEL. PHILADELPHIA


PHILADELPHIA :


PUBLISHED BY M'CARTY & DAVIS, No. 204, Market-street. 1822


SUPPLEMENT


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Philadelphia Directory.


[ Names that are not in the Supplement, will generally be found correct in the body of the work.]


1822.


LIST OF NAMES :


Containing the Heads of Families, and Persons in business, alphabetically arranged.


0 See " Directions to the Reader."


ABADIE & SON, teachers of French and mathematics 47 South Eighth


Abbett Henry, blacksmith 111 N. Second-d h 45 Race Abbott George, watchmaker NE corner Arch & Front Abbott William & Co. shoe store 240 High


Abbott William, shoe store 240 High-d h 168 S 4th Abel George, shoe store 240 High


Abrams Isaac, minister of the gospel 134 Cedar Adams Alexander, grocer &c. corner Sch. 8th'and High Adams A. & L. Jewell, merchants 2 south Third Adams A. merchant 2 south Sd-d h 2 New street Adams Elizabeth, shoe store and milliner 187 north 2d Adams J. Knox and Nixon, merchants 173 High Adams & Simmons, lumber merchants 217 N. Water Adams 'Thomas, 80 south Wharves Aechternacht F. A. mercer and tailor 114 Race


Afflick Mary, milliner 49 north Second Aiken Robert, tailor 283 south Front


Aitkin William, M. D. surgeon 309 Arch


Alberti George F. practising physician 164 north Fifth


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Alburger Philip, victualler James' street above Rugan -stall 64 Second street market


Alcorn Henry, Spread Eagle tavern, 126 Queen st. (S.) Alexander Margaret, widow 81 south Fifth


Alexander William G. & Co. grocers NW corner Second and Shippen


Allchin George, backgammonboard manuf. 163 Vine


Allen Anna, boarding house 66 south Sixth


Allen Charles, druggist &c. 180 south Second


Allen John, grocer 10 norch Fifth


Allen Lewis, merchant 190 High-dh 18 north 8th Allen Mary, milliner 4 north Front


Allen Thomas, drygoods store SE corner 6th & Powell


Allen & Valette, ship brokers 115 south Second Allen William, merchant 33} south Front


Allison Margaret, widow of James, grocer 121 Spruce Allman Thomas, tavern keeper 108 north Sixth Allmendinger Catharine, baker 130 north Fourth Alloway Samuel, innkeeper 121 south Water Alter & Bispham, grocers 325 High


Alter Jacob, grocer 325 High-d h 23 Filbert Amos Walter, tailor 195 Callowhill


Anderson Hugh, engraver 448 north Second Anderson Isabella, drygoods store 239 south Second


Anderson Saml. V. mer. 25 N. W'ater-d h 152 N. Front Andrew John, drygoods store 28 north Second


Andrews Joseph, merchant 259 north Second and 112 north Third


Andrews William, tobacconist 478 north Second Angue John, jun. cordial distiller 30 north Third Antrim John, grocer 90 south Third


Apple George, hairdresser 33 north Eighth


Apple Henry, oak cooper 27 south Wharves


Apple William, drygoods store 201 north Second


Applebach John, shopkeeper 276 north Third Apt Charles, saddler 341 north Second


Archer Samnel, merchant 39 north Front-d h Arch above Tenth


Ardner Joseph, hair dresser 18 High


Armour Susan N storekeeper 6 Oid York road


Armstrong Allen, hardware merchant 56 High-d h 38 north Fourth


Arnold Cyrus, boot and shoe store 246 High


Arnold Thomas, drygoods store 271 south Second


Arundel Robert I attorney at law 259 Arch Ash Caleb, jr. apothecary 66 north Ninth Ashbridge Sidney. 133 High


Ashburner John & Thomas, dry goods store 36 north 2d Ashman James, Indies' shoemaker 151 north Second Ashmead Isaac & Co. printers, office 1 Lodge street Ashton John, tailor 150 south Water


Ashton Saml. cabinetmaker 273 S. Second & 26 Vernon Askin John, shoemaker 216 south Second


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Atkinson Asher, saddler &c. 5 north Fifth


Attmore Marshall, clock and watchmaker SE corner Chesnut and Front


Atwood James, merchant 111 High-d h 19 Race


Atwood John M. merchant 111 High-d h 80 south 8th Austin Galen L. printer, office SE corner 6th & Cherry Austin James A. druggist 273 north Third


Avis Joseph, cabinet maker 39 Cedar


Avars David B. apothecary and druggist 302 S. Front Ayars & Turpin, druggists & apothecaries 302 S. Front


BABE CATHARINE, milliner 39 Pine


Babe George, apothecary SE corner Front and South Babe Mary, storekeeper 197 south Second


Babe Richard, hatter 50 Cedar


Bacon & Hart, music store 158 south Third


Bacon Samuel & Co. ironmongers 188 north Front


Bailey Chester, agent for the General Post Office, and


proprietor of the Mail and Citizens' coaches to N. Y. 30 south Third


Bailey & Willis, merchants, 37 south Wharves


Baily William, jr. watch and clockmaker 80 High-dh 19 Julianna


Baker Benjamin F. lottery office 70 north Third


Baker Michael, jun. coppersmith and brassfounder 330 north Front and 227 north Second


Baldwin E. S. military agency office 113 north Seventh Baldwin George,

Baldwin Isaac, grocer and stablekeeper 9 and 13 south Fourth-d h 96 Vine Baldwin John, bookbinder 144 south Fifth


Balfe Lucas & Thomas, boot manufacturers 31 S 4th Ball Frederick, boot and showmaker 8 north Fifth


Balt Stephen, tavernkeeper NW' corner 3d & Shippen Bancker Charles N. merchant 33 north Front


Bancraft Titus, gold bearer 2 New street


Bankson Willi in G drygoods store 60 north Second Barault doctor Francis, 51 north Second Barrault Mrs. drygoods store 51 north Second Barbaroux Joseph, merchant 203 High Barber John, merchant 24 south Wharves Barclay Jane, widow 224 north Third


Barcroft S. B. drygoods store 217 north Third


Barker James N. alderman, SW corner Chesnut & 6th Barlow Philip, 123 south Sixth


Barnes Daniel, merchant 23 south Water-d h 121 Lombard


Barnes John H. 117 south Second-d h 23 south Second Barnes R. L. grocer 130 south Tenth


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Barnes Richard, glover 43 Chesnut


Barnes Thomas & R. T. curriers 55 Chesnut


Barnes Thomas, esq. currier 55 Chesnut-d h 79 Archi Barnes William, jun. ladies shoemaker 147 south Second -dh NE corner Catharine and Second


Barns James, coach trimmer and tavernkeeper 167 south Front


Barns Mary, widow, teacher 7 Plum


Baron Josepli, ladies' shoemaker 12 south Fourth


Barry Samuel, baker 140 Chesnut


Barton Isaac, storekeeper 16 north Second


Barton Thomas W. tailor 286 north Third


Batties George, tavern and fruiterer 379 Race


Bauersachs John N. toyshop 83 north Third


Baush George, tailor 48 north 4th-d h 5th above Noble


Bayard George, tinplateworker 50 north Front Bean William W. carpenter 163 north Second Beatty Samuel, grocer SW corner Cedar and Third


Bechtel John (bachelor) & Co. shoe warehouse 50 and 52 High


Bechtel Wilson L. shoe warehouse 50 and 52 High Beck Daniel B. painter and glazier 40 north Fourth- dh 85 Green


Beck Harvey, merchant 11 south Water-d h 315 High · Beck Henry A. & Son, druggists and colourmen 248 north Front


Beck Jacob, tobacconist 32 Dock


Beck Richard, merchant tailor 4 north Fourth


Beckett Henry & Co. merchants 53 Walnut


Bedford I. & T. jr. drygoods store 57 north Second Beers & Bunnell, exchange office 4 south Third


Bell Charles, liquor merchant 405 High


Bell James & John, distillers 228 south Sixth


Bell Samuel, merchant 181 High


Bell Samuel, grocer and drover 236 Cedar Bell Thomas, boardinghouse 77 north Water


Bell William R. whip manufactory 77 St. John Benners George, merchant 200 north Fourth


Benners & Howell, merchants 59 south Wharves Benners James, merchant 57 New street


Benners Margaret, widow, 57 New street


Bennett W. W. storekeeper 122 south Tenth Benson Richard & Son, carpet warehouse 242 High Bentley Christian, segarmaker 346 north Second Bentley David & John, coppersmiths 162 north Third Berrett Lydia, widow, 237 High


Betz William, hatter 332 north Second


Beylard John, jr. merchant 101 Walnut Bicknell George A. merchant 127 High-d h 309 Arch Bicknell & Jackson, domestic warehouse 127 High Biddle & Canby, sugar refiners 27 Church alley


Biddle Charles, merchant SW corner Front and High -dl 80 south Front


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Biddle Clement sugar refiner 27 Church alley-d hi 204 Arch


Biddle Thomas & John G. stock brokers &c. 26 Wal- nut-d h 122 south Fourth ,


Biggs Jeremiah, accountant 142 south Eleventh


Bioren Benjamin, grocer SWV corner Chesnut and 8th


Bioren John, printer and bookseller 72 south Second


Birch Thomas, landscape painter 25 north Fourth


+Bird James, cordwainer 25 north Tenth


Bird Julian, tavernkeeper 129 south Water


Bishop Benjamin, cabinetmaker 192 Callowhill


Bishop Richard, importer of hosiery 36 south Front- d h Ridge road


Bispham Samuel, grocer 295 High


Black Samuel, tallow chandler 209 Cedar & 99 Swanson Black William, jr. merchant 23 N. Front-d h 13 Pine Blackford Jacob, hatter 295 north Second


Blackstone & Leaman, merchant 147 High


Blair William, boot manufacturer 20 Chesnut


Blake Ann, circulating library 166 south Third


Blame Joseph, bottler 5 north Fifth


Blanchard Ann, widow of Samuel, tavern and boarding house 5 south Seventh


Blatchford Stephen, broker NW corner Fifth and Vine


Blye John H. sea captain 226 south Second


Bocrie Charles, ladies' shoemaker 1263 south Second


Boggs George & James & Co. 188 High


Boileau 'Thomas L. attorney at law 98 Race


Boker Charles S. domestic coffee warehouse 32 Church alley


Boland Jolin, boot and shoemaker 79 north Front


Bomeisler L. & Co. wholesale and retail fancy drygoods store 93 north Third


Bonsall and Wentz, grocers SE corner Vine and 4th


Book Peter J. hairdresser and bleeder 10 north Fourth Borhek John, confectioner 174 south Third


Borie Charles & Co. confectioners 27 south Fourth


Borie & Laguerenne, merchants 5 Minor street


Borrekens H. P. merchant 151 Chesnut -- d h SW cor- ner Eleventh and Spruce


Bosio Secondo, gentleman 144 Cedar


Bossert George, meal store 139 Race


Boston Joseph, silk and woollen dver 109 Race


Bouvier John, shopkeeper 69 Cedar


Bouvier Michael, cabinetinaker 6 south Front


Boyd David, merchant tailor lower 33 north Fourth


Boyd John, engraver 96 Chesnut


Boyd Joseph, exchange and commission broker 20 south Fourth


Brades Peter, innkeeper 140 north Second


Bradshaw Nathaniel, innkeeper 210 Cedar Brady Bartholomew, drygoods store 78 south Fourth Brady Daniel, accountant 122 Chesnut-d h 36 S. 6th


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Brady F. grocer and tavernkeeper 5 north Sixth Brady John, drygoods store 4 south Eighth Bramer & Parke, china store 52 Cedar Branco J. P. tobacconist 66 south Front Branson J. E. steam boat hotel 14 north Front


Branson J. cedar cooper 7 north Sixth


Brennan Edward, umbrella maker 151 north Second Breuil Catharine, drygoods store 195 south Second Brewster Francis E. attorney at law 5 Georges' street Bridge James C. teacher SE corner Spruce and Third Bright George, tavernkeeper 132 S. Water and 133 S. Front


Brinton John S. attorney at law 12 south Seventh


Brock John, merchant 222 north Second


Bronson John, hatter 136 Swanson


Brooke Charlotte P drygoods store 316 north Third Brooke Ignatius, innkeeper 295 north Third


Brookfield Isaac, boot and shoemaker 114 north Sixth Brooks David watchman 125 north 11th [see Brooke Brooks John, cooper 65 S. Water-d h 5 Norris's alley Brooks John, china store 279 Callowhill


Brooks Samuel, merchant Girard's wharf-d h 228 Walnut


Brotherton Hugh, shoemaker 314 south Second


Brown David Paul, attorney at law 104 Arch


Brown Elijah, com. mer. 48 Dock-d h 39 south 4th Brown Elizabeth, milliner 97 north Second


Brown, Hall & Co. merchants, back 13 Minor


Brown James, tobacconist 46 north Fourth


Brown James, importer of Irish linens 109 south Third


Brown John A. & Co. importers of Irish linens 16 Ches- nut


Brown Joseph, currier 38 Chesnut


Brown J. & M. & M. D. Lewis, merchants 159 Market Brown J. S. boot and shoemaker 167 north Third


Brown Liberty, conveyancer, office 18 south Sixth-d h 59 Tammany street


Brown Paul S. merchant Girard's wharf-d h 215 Archi Brown Peter, brushmaker 121 north Second


Brown Saml. tea-warehouse and liquor store 73 Chesnut Brown Stephen, millinery and fancy store 19 south 4th Browne Aquilla A. attorney at law and conveyancer 38 south Sixth-d h 307 Walnut


Browne Peter A. counsellor at law 194 Chesnut


Browne Samuel, merchant tailor 383 north Fourth +Brownhill Daniel B. hairdresser 215 north Second Bruce Jane, widow of William, innkeeper 30 Cedar Bruck William A. buiscuit baker 68 Arch


Brugiere Charles, mercht. 247 High-d h 299 Chesnut Bruster Charles, grocer NE corner High and 13th Bryan Mary Ann, drygoods store 86 north Fourth Bryan T. M. mer 243 High & d h 223 Arch [see Brien Bryant John Y. chemist &c. SE corner Second & Spruce


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Bryant Mordecai Y. wholesale and retail druggist 230 north Second


Bryant William, cabinet maker 361 High


Buck Ebenezer, bookseller 475 High


Buck George, cedar cooper 287 High


Buckley Anthony M. merchant 139 south Front-'d h 87 south Third [see Bickley and Backley


Budd George K. merchant 171 Pine


Budd John B. merchant 158 Walnut


Budd Susan, widow 171 Pine


Budd Thomas A. attorney at law 17 south Fifth-d h Arch a few doors below Seventh


Budd William A. merchant 45 High


Bunker & Starr, commission merchants 19 south Water and 56 south Wharves


Burd Jane R. confectioner 163 Chesnut and 66 Almond Burden Alexander, windsor and fancy chairmaker 297 Arch


Buret Charles, cabinetmaker NW cor. 3d & Lombard Burgin George H. M. D. 57 north 3d-d h 74 Chesnut


Burgin & Maysey, drygoods store 55 north Third Burk Thomas, drygoods store 6 north Second Burkelow Isaac, dealer 285 north Second


Burkhardt Henry, merchant 7 N. Second-d h 70 Vine Burns John M. boot and shce manufacturer 49 south Sd Burns Michael, tavernkeeper 24 south Fourth


Burn Joseph, storekeeper 244 north Front


Burt Nathaniel, merchant SW corner Sixth and High Bush Peter, tavernkeeper 395 High


Busser Francis, tinplate worker 321 south Second


Butcher Amos W. merchant and agent of mercantile line of packets to New York 49 north Water +Butler Thomas, barber 46 north Eighth Buzby H. & Co. flour merchants 365 High Buzby Hezekiah, merchant 6th bet. Callowhill & Wood Buzzel Daniel, drygoods store SIV cor. Sd & Lombard Byers Hans M. H. storekeeper 67 south Wharves-d h 8 Cedar


CAHILL JOHN, tavernkeeper 10 Lætitia court Cain Robert, tailor 33 Arch


Caldwell Alexander, white bear inn 288 High Campbell George, tavernkeeper 54 north Front Campbell Isaac, watchmaker 219 south Second Campbell James, mercer and tailor 85 south Fifth Campbell Robert, engraver 221 Cedar


Campbell Thomas, merchant 275 High-d h 224 Pine Campbell Thomas, ladies' shoemaker 81 Cedar Cannon John, tavernkeeper SW corner Catharine & 2d Canon Samuel, cloathing store 342 High


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Cansler Margaret, drygoods store 316 High


Cantrell Robert, innkeeper corner Swanson & Love lane Carey H. C. and I. Lea, booksellers and stationers SE corner Chesnut and 4th


Carey Henry C. bookseller and stationer SE corner Chesnut and 4th-d h 114 Walnut


Carey Mathew, gentleman 124 Chesnut


Carlisle John, shoestore 204 south Second


Carmalt C. & J. conveyancers 241 Arch and NW cor- ner of Tammany and Third


Carman Benjamin, merchant 331 High


Carman J. & H. merchants 331 High


Carman William, merchant 317 High


Carmichaell George, tobacconist 404 High


Carmichaell & Son, tobacconists 404 High


Carpenter Benjamin E. & Co. grocers 213 north Third


Carpenter Benjamin E. grocer 213 north Third


Carpenter Miles N. grocer 104 north Fourth


Carr Morgan, grocer 146 south Third corner Cypress alley-d h 148 south Third


Carson John, manufacturer of paper hangings and sta- tioner 159 north Third


Carson John M. ladies shoemaker 42 north Fourth


Carson Joseph, plasterer corner Quince and Warren


Carson Robert, cordwainer 18 High-d h Prime below Second


Carstairs James, merchant South street wharf-d I Fifth opposite Powell street


Carstairs Thomas, architect Fifth opposite Powell




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