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LIBRARY
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PHILADELPHIA
MUSEUM OF ART
AMER F 158.2 . P54 1825
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Abel John, sexton of St. John's (N. L.) ch. Butterworth John, tin plate worker, shop un- b of 323 N 3d commissioners hall der 90 Higlı
Academy of Natural Sciences, hall, Gilliams's court, Mulberry
Academy of Fine Arts, inst. 1805, open daily (Sundays excepted) Chesnut bel. 11th- admission 25 cents.
Adams Andrew, machine card manuf. 2 s 3d up stairs .
Alcorn Henry, artificial limb m'r 77 Dock Ammidon Otis, merch c. h. 28 s Front
Anderson Charles, inspector of the customs b of 84 x Front
Anderson James, merch. 18 s Front
Anderson & Moss, merch's 18 s Front
Andrade Joseph, merch 303 Walnut
Apollodorian Gallery, Swanwick n Walnut st. ah. 6th
Apprentices' Library, Carpenter's court
Atken Martyn, merch. 35 Queen (S.)
Avery Asa, laborer Oak (N. L.)
Ballantine rev. Wm. classical academy 128 s 4th
Bacon George, Vaux & co. merchants 45 N Front
Bacon Job, sec'ry of the Amer. Fire Ins co. 101 Chesnut
BARNARD D. & Co. PLOUGH MAKERS, swc High & Sch 6th
Barnard Joseph, plough m'r High bet. Sch. 5th & 6tlı
Barnard J. Stebbins, plough maker High bet. Sch. 5th & 6th
Barroza Pereira Joaquim, charge dles affaires & consul general fr. Portugal, 218 Chesnut Barton Henry & co importers of hardware 8 Minor
Bavis wid. Catharine, tailoress 3 Drinker's alley
Bell John, M. D 148 s 4th
Bell S. milliner 84 Mulberry
Biddle James C att'y at law 68 s 6th
Birch & Stockton, merch. tailors 251 High Birch Thomas, landscape painter 14 Filbert Bloxton & Rockenburg, painters and glaziers 146 ~ 3d
Bonsall Isaac & Jonathan W. Condy, convey- ancers and office for the sale and purchase of real estate, Bank alley s E c. Dock
Bornman (not Burman) John, victualler Juli- anna ab. Callowhill
Bouvier John, att'y at law 17 s 5th d. h. S E C. 12th & Filbert
Bracken Henry, printer 10 Branner's alley
Bretz (not Britz) Jacob, merch 32 N 3d Brinckle W D. M. D. 17 Palmyra row
Brooke Robert, city commissioner s 13th bel. Chesnut
Brooks John, merch. 71 s Water
Brotherton Hugh, shoem'r 314 s 2dl
Brunner John, carver & gilder and sexton of St. Paul's ch 92 ~ 3d
Bryant Wm. cabinet m'r 159 ~ 3d (not 139 s 2d)
Buck & Krumbhaar, merch's 144 s 3d
Burton Richard & co. house carp's & cabinet m'rs 2 Cherry
Carpentier , 199 Walnut
Carrel J. & Son, ironmongers over 229 High Carson John, bookbinder & stationer 167 × 3d Chevins Frederick. 97 Cedar
Christ Church Hospital, Mrs. - Sellers ma- tron, 10 Cherry
Claxton A. agent for Sunday School Union, 13 ~ 4th
Cohen -, lottery office 35 s 3d
Colhoun Gustavus, jr. M. D 49 s Front
Conine , lottery office 3 s 3d
Conover Wm B boot & shoem'r 75 N 3d
Conrad S millinery store 58 x 2d
Cooley Leumon, pawn broker N w c. 5th and Vine (not Pine)
Corbin Francis P att'y at law 97 Walnut
Cullen Murtha (not Mordecai nor Martha) grocer NEC. High & 9th
David Henry, merch. 139} High
Davis Samuel, att'y at law 39 s 4th
Davis George, exchange broker, office rem. to 11 Norris's alley
Davis Sarahı & co. suspender manufac's 31 s Front
Dean Joseph, merch. 333 High
De la Forest A. C. L. consul of France, d. h. at Miss ŒEllers's N w c. Spruce and 4th
Delaware Insurance office, 42 S E c. Walnut & 2d (not Sd)
Dixey & Manderfield, pump m'rs Sch. 8th bet. High and Chesnut
Downing Hugh, merch. 207 High
Dunn Thomas, M. D. 171 (not 71) Vine
Elfreth Isaac C. merch. 175 High d. h. s 13th N EC. Chesnut
Ellet & Diehl, grocery and liquor store 84 Chesnut
Elhott John, comb and looking glass manuf. 133 High
Elliott Thomas, dep sheriff 31 Spruce
Emerick Jacob, china, glass & Liverpool ware house 218 × 3d d. h. 210 x 2d
Emerick -- , bottling cellar 265 High English & Cartmill, blacksmithis 125 s 5th
Fisher David, painter and glazier 2 N 7th Flomerfelt George, broker, office 8 Carter's al. Fontanell Rose, cabinet and venetian window
blind m'r 153 Mulberry
Fox George, att'y at law s 5th bet. Chesnut and Library
Galbraith J. dry good store 26 s 4th
Gever Wm. H. M. D. s w c. 6th and Sassafras Githens Wm. M. ladies' shoe manufac. 152 Mulberry
Griffiths Wm. G. domestic ware house 191 High d h. 57 N 8th c. Shriver's court Halberstadt J. merch. 65 s Water
Hall John, 119 s 8th
Hall wid. Mary Anna, gentw 119 s 8th Hallowell C. F 38 x Front
Harrison & Harvey, merch. tailors 48 N 3d
Hess Wm. tin plate worker 228 Vine (not Pine)
Hogan James, tavern keeper 138 s 4th and bottler 38 s 5tlı
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Removals, Additions, Omissions, Corrections, &c.
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Removals, &c.
Hoguet A. F. fancy store and jeweller swc. Lüders not Luders, page 87 1st column 27 & Lombard and 3d
House of Industry, Sarah Willis matron 5 Ran- stead court
Humphreys wid. Elizabeth, tailoress 7 Frank- lin court
Jarden wid. Catharine, c. Wood & Julianna Kinnan John C. turner in general 42 s 3d Kitchen & Lockhart, merch's 23 Dock
La Fayette Avenue, running w from Julianna bet Vine and Callowhill
Lancaster Charles F. merch. d h. 31 New
Lancaster Knowles (not Neales) merch. 12 Jolın (S.)
Leaming Thomas F. merch. 41 N Front Lawrence J. R. merch. 306 Chesnut
Lohra & Carlisle, ironmongers c h 6 139 High Loorich S charge des affaires & consul gene-
ral from Sweden & Norway 218 Chesnut Lytle John, acc't 43 Shippen
29th line from the top
M' Anley Francis G merch. 180 High Maginnis wid. Margaret, 58 Green
Morse Mrs -- , seminary 22 Branch
Moss Joseph L merch. 18 s Front
Orphans' Asylum, NE C. Sch. 5th (not 4th ) & Cherry [Cherry ab. 7th
Orphans' (Friends') for coloured children, in Osborn rev Truman, (not Osborne rev. Eree- man,) s 3d 3 doors bel Christian
Pleis Matthias, druggist N 2d ab Browne
Pumroy Ralph (not Charles ) printer Fries' ct Russel Robert, boot tree and last maker 33 Walnut
St. Felix, John R. merch 86 High d. h. 237 (not Felix St. John R. 337) Spruce
Shoemaker Henry, att'y at law 122 s 4th
Short Wm. gent. 151 Chesnut
Smith Wm. A. merch. 33 s Front
City Regulations.
City Regulotions.
The Select and Common Councils have di- vided the city into three districts, extending from the Delaware to Schuylkill, each under the particular superintendance of one of the city commissioners.
No. 1. From the s side of Cedar to the s side of Walnut Thomas T. Stiles, 98 s 11th No. 2. From the s side of Walnut to the s side of Mulberry Joseph Morris, 58 ~ 8th No 3 From the s side of Mulber y to the N side Vine Robert Brooke, s 13th bel. Chesnut' Application for repairs of pumps must be made to either of the commissioners, or to Thomas Dixey, Fitzwater bet. 7th & 8th, for that part of the city from and including the s side High & E of 12th-to John Point, Rich- , ardson's court b of 159 Sassafras, for and in cluding N side of High and w of 12th-or to Dixey & Manderfield, Sch. 8th bet. High and Chesnut, for that part of the city w of 12th. Stands for Carts.
No. 1. s side of Dock bet Front & Little Dock in single row, the whole extent of the rail- ing; each horse to be fastened to the railing heading directly to the s.
No. 2. w side of Dock bet. Second and Little Dock, commencing 20 feet x of the flag foot way at Garret's corner; each cart to be backed against the curb stones.
No. 3 Walnut N side, from Front to Water.
No. 4. Mulberry N side from Front to Water. No. 5. Sassafras s side r of Water.
No. 6. Vine from Front to Water N side 50 ft s of curb stones.
Stands for Hackney Coaches und Sleighs.
No. 1 Dock, che middle of the street, from Walnut to 2d
No. 2. Pine s side from 4 to 5th
No. 3. Sixth, E side from Walnut to Prune No. 4. Sixth, E sides of County Court house to Walnut, evening stand only
No. 5. 7th E side from Chesnut to George
No. 6. Mulberry, in the middle of the street, from 5th to 6th
No. 7 9th w side, from George to Walnut. Stands for Drays.
No. 1 Penn from Pine to Cedar, w side.
No. 2. Water w side from Spruce to Pine.
No 3. Spruce, Pine and Cedar, N side and E of Front.
No. 4. Front from Chesnut to Walnut E side, and Front 200 ft. N of Chesnut, E side.
No. 5. Front, fr. Walnut to Hamilton's stores, E side.
No. 6 Walnut, N side, z of Water.
No 7 Front, E side from Sassafras to Vine.
No. 8. Vine, N side from Front to 2d
No. 9 Mulberry, s side from Front to 2d No. 10. 2d. E side fr. Sassafras to Coates's al. No 11. Branch, s side from 3d to 4th
No. 12. Third, E side from High to the N line of the Mechanics' bank. Horses heads N leaving a clear space of 3 feet between each horse and dray.
No 13 Dock, s side 100 feet E of 3d. Horses to stand in single row with heads to the w. No. 14. Minor, s side from 5th to 6th
No 15. Decatur, from High to Carpenter E side.
No 16. 7th, from High to Carpenter E side.
No 17. 8th, w side from Filbert to High and from High to Chesnut
No. 18. 9th. w side from High to Chesnut.
No. 19. 10th, 11th. 12th & 13th, E side from High to Chesnut.
No wagon, cart, coach, sleigh or dray, to be suffered to stand within ten feet of the in- tersection of any street or alley, pump or fire plug.
Stands for wagons and carts bringing Charcoal to Market for Sale.
The centre of Dock between 2d and Front, commencing 50 feet s of the E line of 2d, to stand in single row.
8th st. E side between Sassafras and Vine.
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Societies, &c.
Lime Markets.
Cherry, back of the Union Inn, Sassafras bet. 4th & 5th-adjoining G. Rex's Inn, Sassa- fras c. of 6th.
Society of the Protestant Episc. Church for the Advancement of Christianity in Pennsylvania.
The Right Rev Bishop White, president.
Rev. Joseph Pilmore, D. D. Com. Richard Dale, Hon. Chief Justice Tilghman, L. L. D. Vice Presidents.
Mr. Wm Chaloner, Treasurer.
Rev. James Montgomery, Corresponding Secretarv
Mr. Durden B. Carter, Recording Sec'ry.
Trustees-John Read, Hugh Dehaven sen. Charles N. Bancker, Thomas Hale, William Murdock. Wm. Meredith, Thomas H. White, John Markland, Dr. David Gallaher, Joseph R. Ingersoll, Samuel Hazelhurst, Cornelius Stevenson, Stephen North, James S. Smith, John C. Lowber, Tobias Wagner, Cornelius Comegys, James S. Skerrett, John White, J. S. Riley.
The following Clergymen of the church, members of the Society and resident in the city or county of Philadelphia, entitled to a seat in the state convention, are also Trustees.
Rev. Dr. Beasly, Rev. Dr. Abercrombie, Rev. Mr. Kemper, Rev. Mr. Wiltbank, Rev. Mr. Boyd, Rev. Mr. Allen, Rev. Mr. Delan- cey, Rev. Mr. Dupuy, Rev. Mr. Bedell, Rev. Mr. Ives.
Durden B. Carter, Secretary.
The Benevolent Society of Second Baptist Church N. L.
Thomas Kitts, President ; James R. White Secretary ; Thomas Goldsmith, Treasurer
Acting Committee .- Thomas T:mins John Collard, Philp Halzell, Franklin Lee, Thomas Goldsmith, John Patterson, James Conklin, George Catherill.
Magdalen Asylum,
Schuylkill Second a Race.
Wm. White, D. D. President, James Cresson, Treasurer, Thomas Mitchell, Secretary. Managers. Alexander Henry. Daniel Jandon James Moore, Silas E. Weir, George Williams, Charles W. Roberts, Abraham Hilyard, Dr. Thomas Sargent, Bartholomew Wistar,
Pennsylvania Society for the internal im. provement of the Commonwealth.
Jolın Y. Clark, Recording Secretary.
Humane Society,
Officers for 1825. Joseph Crukshank, Wm. Hembel jr. Sam- uel Pancoast jr. John HIart, Matthew L. Be-
van, Benjamin Jones jr. Dr. Joseph Parrish, Dr. Henry Neil, Dr Benj. H. Coates, Alex- ander Elmslie, William Abbott, J Wilson Moore.
The Managers met, 3d mo. 9th. 1825, and appointed the following officers, viz.
William Hembel jr. president. Joseph P. Horner, treasurer.
J. Wilson Moore, secretary. Committee of Correspondence.
Dr. Joseph Parrsih, Dr Henry Neil, Dr. B. H. Coates, Dr J. Wilson Moore.
Inspectors of Apparatus.
William Hembel jr. John Hart.
Medical Assistants
Dr. Samuel P. Griffiths. Dr. Thos C. James, Dr. Joseph Parrish, Dr. Henry Neil, Dr Jos. Klapp, Dr James Moore. Dr. Alex. Knight, Dr Thomas T. Harris, Dr. Benj. S. Janny, Dr. James Thackara, Dr. John C. Otto, Dr. Thomas T. Hewson, Dr. William B. Duffield, Dr. George Uhler, Dr. Benjamin H Coates, Dr. John D. Thomas, Dr. Thomas H. Ritchie, Dr. John M'Culley, Dr. J. Wilson Moore.
Jefferson Medical College.
In Prune street below 6th.
The Lectures commenced on the last Thursday in October.
Nathan R. Smith, M. D. Professor of An- atomy and Physiology. John Eberle, M D. Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine; George M'Clellan, M. D. Professor of Sarge- ry; B. Rush Rhees, M D. Professor of Ma- teria Medica; Jacob Green, Esq. Professor of' Chemistry.
Pennsylvania Society for the promotion of Domestic Economy.
John Steele, President.
S. W Adams, Cryer of the Court of Com- mon Pleas.
In consequence of the law abolishing the court of Nisi Prius and new modelling the district court of Philadelphia county, the Governor has appointed;
Joseph B. M'Kean, President of the Dis- trict court; Joseph Barnes, Judge of the same, Randall Hutchinson, Prothonotary of the same; John Geyer, Register of wills and granting letters of administration.
The Board of Health, have elected the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing year.
Samuel J. Robbins, President, Thomas H. Ritchie, Secretary, Jas. Kitchen, Treasurer.
Mint of the United States. 27 & 29 N 7th-Established in 1792.
Samuel Moore, director. Adam Eckfeldt, chief coiner.
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Societies, &c.
Joseph Richardson, assayer.
Joseph Cloud, refiner.
Wm. Kneass, die sinker & engraver
Visitors are admitted on all working days ley, Edward Needles, Frederick Erringer, J. except Saturdays and rainy days. by permis- sion of an officer who must attend or appoint some other person to attend them.
New coins are not permitted to be exchan- ged, to accommodate visitors without per- mission of the chief coiner. Embezzlement of the coins or precious metals is punished with death
The door keeper attends from 5 A. M un- til 6 P. M. when he is relieved by the watch- man, who in turn is relieved by the door keep- er at 5 A. M. The acceptance of money from visitors is strictly prohibited. Smoking is for- bidden and workmen are discharged if guil- ty of being intoxicated at the Mint. The on- "ly holidays permitted at the mint are Christ- mas and the 4th of July. No spirituous li- quors are admitted and the workmen have $3 per month extra wages allowed them during the three summer months in place of drink money as formerly.
The following election of Directors was too late to be inserted in its proper place.
Directors of the Bank of Pennsylvania
Joseph Parker Norris, Ephraim Douglass, Wm. Sansom, Jacob Ridgway, George Vaux, Anthony Stocker, Francis Wisely, William Coleman, Jonas Preston, Wm. Brown, James Robertson, 'Jonah Thompson, Peter Wager, Mark Richards, John White, Geo. W. Mor- gan, Mark Wilcox, Joseph Hiester, Eseck Howell.
By the Senate-Thomas Leiper, David Cor- rey, M. Carey.
By the House of Representatives-John Tur- ner, Chandler Price, John R. Neff.
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company. Office No. 134 Walnut street.
Charter perpetual .- Capital 400,000, dals. shares 100 dols. each.
Directors-Robert A. Caldclengh, Paul Beck jr. Wm. Boyd, Thomas Kittera, Henry Toland, David Correy, John H. Stevenson, John R. Neff, John M'Cauley.
R. A. Caldcleugh, president.
Jonathan Smith, secretary.
Atlantic Insurance Company Incorporated in 1825. William Waln, president.
Directors-Thomas P. Cope, Joseph Gratz, John R. Neff, Charles A. Harper. John Hem- phill, Samuel Grant, Richard Oakford, John M'Crea, Jacob Sperry, Win. Waln, Samuel Jaudon, capt. A. Sharpe, Jacob S. Waln.
Fuel Savings Society. Robert Ralston, president
Thomas Rogers, A. A. Browne, vice presi- dents.
L. Nicholson, treasurer.
George Heyl, secretary.
Managers-W. M. Walmsley, A. M. Buck-
H. Schreiner, R. Hutchinson, J. M. Trueman, J. Donaldson, Thomas Oliver, Thos. A. Ma- son, Thomas Evans, George Morris, Joseph' Parker, Joseph Williams, Thos. Zell, Charles Penrose.
New England Society.
Charles Chauncey, president, Elibu Chaun- cey, John W. Petit, Henry Chester, Thomas Lyman, vice presidents. Rev. E. S. Ely, D. D. Rev. Geo Chandler, chaplains. Samuel Bad- ·ger, Samuel H. Perkins, counsellers. George M'Clellan, Henry Bond, physicians. Jas. Ba- ker, Stetson Lobdell, Chester Bailey, Isaac Thompson, stewards.
Philadelphia Typographical Society.
Instituted in 1802 and incorporated in 1810. James M'Kibbin, president; James Russel, vice president; William Garden, treasurer .- meet at Parkinson's (Green house) tavern, Chesnut street.
Columbus Beneficiat Society.
Incorporated in 1820, meet at Baker's, in Sassafras below 8th st. Chalkley Baker pres- ident; C. Sager, vice president ; John Davis, treasurer, John L. Clarke, secretary.
United States' Beneficial Society.
Incorporated in 1824,-meet at Chase's N. w. corner of s. 6th and Carpenter sts. Par- don Davis, president; Collins Speck, vice pres- ident; John A. Haffelfinger, secretary; William B. Stewart, treasurer.
Lancaster Turnpike Company. Elliston Porot, President.
Managers-Richard Thomas, P. Beck, jr. James C. Fisher, William Sansom, H. Pratt, Caleb North, William Davidson, J. Taylor, Jonas Preston, Zaccheus Collins. Adam Reigart, of Lancaster.
Wm. Montgomery,
John Bacon, Treasurer.
Germantown and Perkiomen Turn- pike Company. Office No 62 North Front street. Benjamin Chew, President Samuel Harvey, Treasurer & Secretary. Managers-Wm. Davis, John Delamater, George Roberts, Geo. Fox, Coleman Fisher, John Connelly, Joseph P. Norris, J. Bohlen, John Wharton, Chandler Price, J. Price jr. Reuben Haines. .
Electing Committee.
Joseph M. Paul, Richard George, Joseph Stevenson Smith, Frederick V. Krug, John Siter jr. George Peterson, James C. Biddle, Adam Seckel, Joseph Trotter, Thomas Gra- ham, Thomas Walker.
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Societies, &c.
Philadelphia Society for the Establish- nent and Support of Charity Schools. Jonathan Fell, president.
Philip Garret, vice president.
Richard Price, treasurer.
James C. Biddle, secretary.
Managers-John Claxton, Philip Garrett, Jonathan Fell, John G. Simmons, James Cres- son, Samuel Sellers, Samuel J. Robbins, John H. Cresson, Richard Oakford, Samuel Mason, Jr. Pearson Serril, Richard Price, Thomas Kittera, Harvey Lewis, William Ab- bott, Nathan Bunker, John H. Linn, Wm. B Davidson,
Society for the Institution & Support of First day or Sunday Schools in the City of Philad- elphia & Northern Liberties.
Right Rev. Bishop White. President.
Frederick Erringer Vice President.
John B. Ackley, Treasurer.
Abraham Martin, Secretary.
CHURCHES, RECTORS, PASTORS, AND SEXTONS.
EPISCOPAL-Christ Church,
Robert R Bringhurst, Sexton 65 × 4th St. Peters,
Christopher Irick, Sexton 176 s 6th St. James's,
Right Rev. Wm. White, D. D. (Bishop) rec- tor, Rev. Jas. Abercrombie, D. D. Rev. Jack- son Kemper, Rev Wm. H. Delancey, assists. St Paul's, Rev. Benjamin Allen, rector.
John Brunner, Sexton N 3d ab. Cherry
St. Stephen's, Rev. Jas Montgomery, rector. Wm. Craig, Sexton 82 George
St. Andrew's, Rev. Gregory T. Bedell, rector. James Barnes, Sexton Dean al. adj. ch. y'd Trinity Church, Southwark, Rev. - Ives, rector.
Ebenezer Hazzard, Sexton 445 s Front St. John's, N. L. Rev. George Boyd, rector. Johu Abel, Sexton b of 323 ~ 3d St. Mark's, Mantuaville
St Matthew's Francisville Rev. Robert Piggot, officiating minister.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Ist. Rev. James P. Wilson, D. D. pastor. Joseph Jacobs, Sexton 73 Locust 2nd. Rev. Jacob J. Janeway, D. D) pastor. Peter Lesley, Sexton 151 Vine 3rd. Rev Ezra Stiles Ely, D. D. pastor. David Allen, Sexton 34 Christian 4th. Rev. George C. Potts, pastor. Anthony Stitt, Sexton 26 Oak st
New or 5th. in Mulberry ab. 10th Rev. Thos. Skinner, pastor.
John Shermer, Sexton Randall's court 6th. Vacant.
7th. Rev. Wm. Engles, påstor. 8th. Rev. W. L. M'Calla, pastor. . John Hautman, Sexton 3 Drinker's allcy 9th. Vucant.
Reformed Presbyterian Church, Rev. Samuel B. Wylie, D. D pastor
1st. Presbyterian N L. Rev. James Patter- son, pastor.
1st. Presbyterian, Southwark, divine service is performed in the Old Ebenezer rented for that purpose.
Rev. Truman Osborn, pastor.
John Clark, Sexton
Swedish Lutheran, Rev. Nicholas Collin, D. D. rector.
Ev Lutheran of St. John, Rev. Philip F. May- er, pastor.
Jacob Gilbert, Sexton ~ 5th ab. Sassafras Zion Germun Lutheran,
Rev. Frederick Shaeffer, D. D. and Rev. Demme, pastors.
Jacob Herpel, Sexton 23 Cherry
German Lutheran, c. 5th bet. Cherry & Ap- pletree alley, pastors as above.
German Reformed, St. Michael's, Rev. Samuel Helffenstein, pastor.
Peter Fenner, Sexton N 4th ab. Sassafras German Reformed, N. L. Rev. Henry Bibig- hause, pastor
Dutch Reformed, Crown st. Rev. Jacob Broad- head, D. D. pastor
Dutch Reformed, N 8th Spring Garden
Associate Church, Rev. John Banks, D. D. pas- tor First Baptist.
2nd Baptist Rev. Thomas Kitts, pastore
3rd Bsptist, Rev. Wm. E Ashton, pastor Peter Johnson, Sexton Federal st.
4th. or Sansom st .. ch.
New Market Baptist, Rev. - Griffin, pas- tor.
Society of Friends,
John Chapman, Sexton 84 Mulberry 1st & 2nd Independent ch. of Christ, Universal- ists, Rev. Abner Kneeland and -- Moss
pastors.
Congregational Unitarians, Rev. Wm. Henry Furness, pastor.
New Jerusalem, Rev. Manning B. Roche, pas- tor.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
St. Joseph's, Right Rev. John Conwell, D. D Bishop of Philadelphia.
Kev. Wm. V. Harold, Rev. J. Cummiskey, Rev. John Ryan, pastors.
Joseph A. Wigmore, sexton.
St. Mary's, Thaddeus O'Mealy, officiating. The Rev. gentlemen in Willing's alley con - sider themselves the rightful pastors of this church.
St. Augustine, Rev. Michael Hurley, pastor. Holy Trinity, Rev. Francis Roloff, D. D. pas- tor.
Mariner's Church, Rev. Joseph Eastburn, pastor.
METHODIST.
New Ebenezer, James Bell, Sexton 157 Christian
St George's David Lake, Sexton 118 New St. John's & Salem.
INDEX.
NAMES Alphabetically arranged fr. 9 to 150 List of streets, lanes, alleys &c. i ix
Courts of law ix
x
University of Pennsylvania x
Sunday Schools X
xii
Philadelphia Society for the estab. & support of Charity Schools
xii
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb xii
Philadelphia Institution for do. do. xiii
Philad. College of Pharmacy XiII
Pennsylvania Infirmary for the Eye and Ear xiii
The Atheneum xiii
xiv
Musical Fund Society
Xiv
Pennsylvania Hospital xiv
XV
Alms House XV
xvii
Philadelphia Dispensary xviii
Southern Dispensary
xviii
Wardens of the port of Philad.
xvii
Corporation of Philadelphia
Xx
State Prison
XX
Justices of the Peace
Xx
xxi
County Constables
xxi
County Commissioner
XXI
Corporation of Southwark
do. of Penn township
do. of Kensington
xxi
do. of the N. Liberties
do. of Moyamensing
xxi
xxii
Bank, U. S.
Xxiii
of Philad.
S Girard's
Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank
xxiv
-Mechanics
--- Schuylkill
-Northern Liberties
Commercial Bank of Pennsyl. XXV
Saving Bank-Camden Bank
Insurance Companies .- U S.Insur- ) ance Company, Fire association of | Philadelphia from loss by Fire, do of Pennsylvania, do. N America, Philadelphia Insurance Company, Delaware do. do Union, Marme, Phoenix, Pennsylvania comp'y for granting annuities, Philada. Con- tribution, (Hand in Hand) Mutual Assurance, &c.
XXXV & vi
Northern Dispensary, officers of ) the Board of Health, inspectors of lumber, Notaries Public, In- >xx vii terpreters of foreign languages J Custom house, rates of pilotage, xxvii New tariff xxviii to xxxi American Philosophical Society, Phrenological Society, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Logani- (xxxvii & an, Mercantile & Apprentices' ! xxxviii Libraries, Societies of the Cin- cinnati & Washington Benevo't.
Chamber of Commerce XXX Grand and subordinate Lodges of 2 xxxii to Pennsylvania S xxxvi
St. George, Hibernian, St.Andrews ) Caledonian, German, Scot's, (xxxviii & Thistle, Wm. Wallace Scot's, :xxxix Welsh
Society for Alleviating the Mise- ries of Public Prisons, Abolition, Provident & Humane societies, Fire Association of Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
XXXIx
Orphan Society, Indigent & single ? womens' do. Sch'll. Permanent bridge co. Lancaster Sch. bridge xi do. Ridge turnpike, Sch. Navi- gation co. Lehigh Coal & Navi- tion co. Union Canal do. Chesa- peake & Delaware Canal, Chel- tenham& Willowgrove turnpike. List of M. D Practising Physicians 158-9 159 Dentists, cuppers, bleeders, leech- 2 ers & nurses
Layers out of the dead 160 State offcers, &c. foreign ministers charge des affaires, consuls and commercial agents
Protestant Episcopal Sunday and) adult school society, Roman ca- tholic orphan do. Montgomery >160 beneficial do. St. Cecelia & Sa- I maritan Beneficial do.
Removals, additions, corrections, &c. 3-4 City regulations, divisions, &c. for ) city commis'rs. application for repairs of pumps, stands for 4 drays, carts, hackney coaches, sleigs, &c.
Phil. society for the establishment and support of Sunday schools Society for the support of Ist or Sunday schools in the city of $7 Philad. and N. Liberties
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