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MCELROY'S DIRECTORY for the city of Philadelphia has lately been published, for the year 1862. It is edited with the usual completeness, and the usual variety of iuformation In its misceltany at the end. The appearance of the book is rather smaller than that of last year, owing probably to the omission of many names of persons in the army. Of the Smith family there are 1259, of the " Macs " of various descriptions, 4681; Brown, 560; JJones, 476; Johnson and Johnston combined, 528; White, 278; Young, 291; Lewis, 238; Green, 190.
THE PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY FOR 1863. -McElroy's Philadelphia City Directory for 1863 will be forthcoming about the middle of next month. The canvassing is now completed, it having been so- complished in thirty days, a very short time for so extensive a labor. The increase of population, though it may not materially affeet the alze of the volume, is yet quite sufficient to be noticeable. Pe- culiar care has been observed in the preparation of thia edition, and every one appreciates the alinost incalculable value of a reliable directory.
PREFACE.
OWING to the unsettled state of the country, and consequent disturbed condition of almost every department of business, more than the usual difficulties have attended the publication of the City Directory for 1863. The compiler, however, is happy to say, that by unusual labor and perseverance, these difficulties and the numerous dis- couragements encountered have been surmounted, and the twenty-sixth edition issued at about the usual time of publication.
The number of pages of the alphabetical enumeration of the names has been in- creased nearly one hundred, making an addition of over 10,500 names. The Busi- ness and Miscellaneous Departments have also received proper attention.
The very limited encouragement extended, both in subscriptions and advertise- ments, together with the extremely high price of printing paper, afford but little hope of adequate return for the heavy expenses incurred and amount of labor ex- pended on the present edition.
The usual means have been employed for the collection of names, and with the usual hindrances to the obtaining of correct information ; and it is a matter of per- fect surprise to the compiler to meet from year to year with almost entire indifference on the part of housekeepers and others to giving correct information. Indeed, al- though a request was made in the public papers this year, that names should be written on slips or cards for the canvasser, yet, strange as it may appear, not a single response was received.
The paper on which the edition for 1863 is printed cost twenty-one cents per pound, and is of a quality far inferior to that ordinarily used, although the best that could be obtained at any price, within the reach of the publisher.
Every effort has been put forth to make the present edition as reliable as possible ; and if, in the honest endeavors of the compiler, he has succeeded in making a near approximation to that end, his aim will have been attained and the interests of his subscribers subserved.
JANUARY, 1863.
A. MCELROY.
10 :4 95.05-11
COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
ALABAMA.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th
Arthur M. Burton, 221 8 5th Hugh W. Tener, 13 $ 3d
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Waluut.
E. Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
ARKANSAS.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 § 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
CALIFORNIA.
Joshua Spering, 1421 S 4th
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
CONNECTICUT.
Joshna Spering, 142} S 4th
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnnt
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
DELAWARE.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
FLORIDA.
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
GEORGIA.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
ILLINOIS.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
INDIANA.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Hugh W Tener, 13 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
IOWA.
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut
Joshua Spering, 1424 S 4th
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
KANSAS.
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
KENTUCKY.
Joshua Spering, 1424 S 4th
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
LOUISIANA.
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th
John P. Montgomery, 204 S 5th
Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut, 2d story
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
William V. Archer, 37 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MAINE.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d. Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MARYLAND.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d John Clayton, 717 Walnut
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut John P. Montgomery, 204 § 5th
MASSACHUSETTS.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
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MINNESOTA.
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
MICHIGAN.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut HIugh W. Toner, 13 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MISSISSIPPI.
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MISSOURI.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut William V. Archer, 37 S 3d Hngh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
NEBRASKA.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
NEW MEXICO.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
NEW JERSEY.
B. W. Beesley, 920 Areh Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d John L. Shoemaker, 325 N 6th
NEW YORK.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Edward Shippen, S E 6th and Walnut
NORTH CAROLINA.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Ilugh W. Tener, 13 8 3d Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
OHIO.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 § 5th
Joshua Spering, 1424 8 4th
Hugh W. Tener, 13 § 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
OREGON.
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
RHODE ISLAND.
Joshua Spering, 142} § 4th
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
SOUTHI CAROLINA.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Joshua Spering, 142g S 4th
Ilugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
TENNESSEE.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
TEXAS.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th
Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut, 2d story
William V. Archer, 37 S 3d
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
VERMONT.
William V. Archer, 37 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
VIRGINIA.
Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut William V. Archer, 37 S 3d
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th
WISCONSIN.
Arthur M. Burton, 221 S 5th Joshua Spering, 142} S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut William V. Archer, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTE .- PAGES 1 TO 24, BEFORE CITY DIRECTORY; PAGES 25 TO 40 AFTER MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.
PAGE
Adams Express Co., · front cover Etua Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn., front cover
American Fire Insurance Co.,
28
American Life Insurance and Trust Co., 34
Belfield II. & Co., brass founders. 8
Bement & Dougherty, machinists' tools, 17
Benkert Leonard, boots & shoes, 8
Benners HI. B. & G. W., glass manufs. 8
Bolton Jos. R., Phila. car works, 14
Brown Frederick, essence of ginger, 38
Burkhardt G. J. & Co., vats, 17
Childs George W., publisher, gold back
Commonwealth Insurance Co., State of Pa., 35
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., 5
Crittenden's Commercial College, gold back
Enterprise Insurance Co., 39
Fame Insurance Co., 12 Quarre V., lamp shades, 17
Farrel, Herring & Co., fire proof safes, back cover
Fire Association,
7
Franklin Fire Insurance Co., 27
Girard Fire & Marine Insurance Co 31
Harnden Express Co., . front cover Horstmann, Bros & Co., military and Ma- sonic goods, 19
Horstmann W. H. & Sons, trimmings, 19
front cover Howard & Co.'s Express, 30 Simons Henry, wagons, &c., 4
Howard George C., machinist,
Insurance Co. of North America, 11 Sparks Thomas, shot and lead, 18
Insurance Co. of the State of Penna., 10 Starr J. W. & J. F., Camden iron works, 16
Jayne Dr. D. & Son, medicines, 25
McAllister & Brother, opticians, 30
Mccullough & Co., galvanized works, in Business Directory, 871
Manufacturers' Insurance Co., .
31
PAGE
Mathieu Emil, cider and vinegar,
12
Mechanics' Fire Insurance Co.,
T
Merrick & Son, iron founders, 33
Meyer Conrad, pianofortes, 38
Morris, Tasker & Co., iron tubes & founders, 20
Morris, Wheeler & Co., iron merchants, . 30
Murphy & Allison, cars, tubes, &c., 3 Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, 39
Neafie & Levy, steam & fire engines & iron
founders,
24
Needles Joseph A., wire works,
24
North Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in Business Directory, 872
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
37
Pennsylvania Co. for Ins. on Lives, &c., 32 Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, 22 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co., 36
Queen James W. & Co., opticians, 8
Reliance Insurance Company,
29
Riley John M., tax stamps,
back cover
Rowland W. & Co., saws, &c.,
38
Royal Insurance Company,
.
Sabine & Duy, insurance agents,
13
Schenck Dr., pulmonic syrup and pills, back of Diagram.
Sellers William & Co., machinists' tools, .
15
Shoemaker Robert & Co., druggists,
21
Stuart & Peterson, iron founders, 23
Trenton Iron Company,
26
Wanamaker & Brown, . front cover
White Samuel S., dental depot, back cover & 9 Wickersham, Com. of Deeds, back cover
Mason James S. & Co., blacking,
21
Withers & Peterson,
back cover
INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
PAGE
Asylums, .
929
Fare of Hackney Coaches, .
912
Banks,
Bank Clearing House,
932
Foreign Consuls, 914
Bible Societies,
924
High School,
919
Canal Companies,
Cemeteries,
Churches,
920
Coal Companies, 942
Coal Improvement Companies,
942
Coal, Navigation and Railroad Companies,
941
918
Corporation of the City,
907
909
Building Inspectors,
Controller's Department, 908
Controllers of Public Schools, 908
Department of City Property,
908
Catholic Philopatrian Literary Insti-
tute,
914
Department of Markets, 908
Department of Police, 907
Department of Taxes, 908
Directors of Girard College, 909
Fire Department,
910
Girard Estate, 908
Guardians of the Poor, 909
Inspectors of County Prison, 909
Inspectors of Eastern Penitentiary, 910
Law Department,
908
Mayor, .
907
Officers and Members of Common Coun- cil, 907
Officers and Members of Select Council, 907
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 910
Port Wardens,
910
Survey Department,
908
Treasury Department,
908
908
910
910
Clerk of Quarter Sessions, 911
Coroner,
911
District Attorney 910
Prothonotory of Common Pleas, 910
Prothonotary of District Court, .
910
Prothonotary of Supreme Court,
911
Recorder of Deeds,
910
Register of Wills,
910
Sheriff, . 910
Superintendents of Squares and Halls, 911
Courts, 912
Custom House,
913
Episcopal Rooms,
926
Education Societies, 925
Elections by Councils, when held, 911
Exchanges and Business Associations,
938
Expresses,
938
ΡΑΠΕ
930
Ferries,
939
Bank Rules,
930
Hebrew Societies, 925
Hospitals and Dispensaries, 927
Homes for the Indigent, 929
933
Fire and Life, 937
936
Fire and Marine, Life, 937
Marine,
936
Iron Companies,
941
Libraries,
916
Literary, Scientific and Art Associations, 914
American Literary Union, 914
Artists' Fund Society, 914
Franklin Institute, 914
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 915 Numismatic Society of Philadelphia, . 915 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, . 915
Pennsylvania Institute for the En- couragement of Amateurs, &c., 915
Pennsylvania Literary Union, 915 People's Literary Institute, 915
Philadelphia Lyceum, 915
Philadelphia School of Design for Wo-
men, .
915
Roxborough Lyceum, 915
The Academy of Natural Sciences, 915 The American Philosophical Society, . 915
The Kensington Institute, 915
915 The Mechanics' Institute of Southwark, The Moyamensing Literary Institute, . 915
The Philadelphia City Institute, 915
The Spring Garden Institute, 915
The Wagner Free Institute of Science, The West Philadelphia Institute,
915 915
The Young Man's Institute, . 916
Lying-in Charities,. 928
Market Companies, 946
Medical Colleges and Societies, 916
941
Miscellaneous Associations,
926
Albion Society,
926
American Protestant Hall and Library
Association, 926
American Vegetarian Society,
926
Association of Friends for the Relief of Suffering Poor, &c. 926
Female Anti-Slavery Society,
926
Female Association of Philadelphia for the Relief of Sick, &c., . 926
French Benevolent Society,
926
933
Fire,
Coal and Iron Companies,
942
Colleges and Theological Seminaries,
942
945
Insurance Companies,
Board of Health, 910
Department of Highways, 908
Water Department,
County Officers,
City Commissioners,
910
Clerk of Orphans Court,
Mining Companies,
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INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
PAGE
Fuel Savings Society, 926 German Society, . 926 Hibernian Society, 926
Ladies' Aid Society of Philadelphia, 926
Lutheran Pastors' Fund, 926
Mercantile Beneficial Association, 926
Merchants' Fund, 927
Pennsylvania Association for the Pro- tection of Gume, 927
Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society,
Pennsylvania Colonization Society, 927
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. 927
Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, &c., . 927
Pennsylvania State Temperance Society, 927
Philadelphia Association for Relief of Disabled Firemen, 927
Philadelphia Baptist Institute and
Reading Room,
927
Public School Houses, 945
Railroads, 943
Saving Fund Societies, 932
Societies for the Relief and Employment of the Poor, 928
Soup Houses,
929
St. Andrew's Society,
Scots' Thistle Society, 927
Society of the Sons of St. George,
927
State Society of the Cincinnati of Penn- sylvania, 927
Swiss Benevolent Society, 927
The Brotherhood of the Protestant Epis- copal Church, 927 1
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The Grandom Institution, . 927
The Society for Instruction and Sup- port of First Day Schools, . 927
Union Benevolent Association, 927
United American Mechanics' Hall As- sociation, 927
Welsh Society, 927
Wright's Beneficial Institute, 927
Young Men's Christian Association, 927
927 | Missionary Societies, 925
Newspapers and Periodicals, 940 Packets-Sailing and Steam, 939
Passenger Railways, 938
Pennsylvania Legislature-a List of Mem- bers of, 948
Post Office, 914
Public Buildings and Places, 945
Public Halls and Places of Amusement, 946
Philadelphia Sabbath School Associa- tion,
927
Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries of Public Prisons. 927
Philadelphia Society for Promoting Ag- riculture, 927
Steamboats, .
939
927 | Tax Rates, 911
Telegraph Companies, 944
Tract und Publication Societies, 926
Turnpike Companies, . 944
United States Congress-a List of Members of, 947
Water Rates,
911
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ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS AND REMOVALS.
Aarons Nathaniel, salesman, 308 Gaskill Abbott William, 1162 N 34, h Bucks co Abel Frank, brassfounder, 931 N Market Abel John, chairmaker, 934 N Front Abel John U., brakesman, 153 Poplar Abel Samuel, brassfounder, 931 New Market Abel W. H., baggagemaster, 153 Poplar Abel William W., baggagemaster, 153 Poplur Abell Jolın, 933 N 5th
Abell Joseph, conductor, 933 N 5th Able Susan, 947 N 5th
Abendroth William, glassmaker, 1087 Lawrence Abert Christian, grocer, 148 Laurel
Abrams Moses, peddler, r 1034 St John
ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, 1025 Chest- nut
Adams, Atkinson & Co. (Edward A. Adams, Henry P. Atkinson & James M. Whitly), dry goods, 33 N 3d
Adams George S., meat packing est. 158 Laurel, h 910 N 7th
Adams John, shoemaker, 208 George
Adams John D, turner, Orchard ab George ADAMS & KEEN ( William W. Adams & Ken- nard Keen), morocco manufs. 934 St John
Adams Thomas P., chandelier maker, Orchard ab George
Adler Harry, clerk, 913 New Market
Adler Jacob, clerk, 912 New Market
Adler John, morocco finisher. 913 New Market Advena Wilhelm, machinist, 1008 Randolph Agustine Peter, bricklayer, 980 Randolph
Aldrich & Yerkes (Isaiah Aldrich & Jones Yer- kes), fruits, 3 S Front
Alcock & Bro. (Abram & William Alcock), sign & fancy painters, 146 Laurel
ALLEN GEORGE. prof. Univ. Pa., h 215 S 17th Allen George W., shoemaker, 931 N 2d Allen James. eating saloon, 1058 N 2d
Allgaier J. D., confectioner, 984 N 2d Altemus James H., dealer, 932 Rachel
Altemus Thomas, merchant, 420 Market, h 39th & Locust
Althouse Enos, hatter, 951 Leithgow AMERELLI VE DE, professor of languages, 241 S 6th
AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, S E 3d & Walnut
Amos Sarah, gentlewoman, 237 George Anderson Robert, toys, 209 Poplar Anderson Robert H., miller, 939 New Market Andres Abraham, tanner, 314 Beaver
ANDREKOVICZ & DUNK, extract of indigo, 304 Race
Anschutz Edward, gunsmith, 926 Charlotte Anstice William, dealer, 904 N 5th
Antwistle John, cotton spinner, r 1018 Leithgow Armhold Henry, tailor, 923 Charlotte Armstrong Thomas, clerk, 1020 Randolph Arthur John, coal dealer, 6 Ellen
Ascough George, blacksmith, 124 Laurel Ascough John, blacksmith, Front & Laurel, h 1637 Deal
Ash Joseph, conductor, 1111 Charlotte Ashenbrand Abraham, tobacconist, 952 St John Ashmead Theodore, house furnishing, 910 Mar- ket
Astie Sarah, gentlewoman, r 913 St John Atkinson Ann, gentlewoman, 1062 Lawrence
Atkinson Thomas, laborer, 1062 Lawrence Audibert Frederick, watchmaker, 417 Poplar Auerhammer Henry, turner, r 916 N 3d Austin George, shoemaker, 1032 Lawrence Axt Frederick, M.D., 1128 N 34
Babb Christopher, plasterer, 1027 N 4th Baches John, grocer, 961 Lawrence Bachmann J. Win., barber, 906 N 4th
Bacon Denny, gasfitter, 1023 Lawrence Baeon Francis, clerk, 963 N 6th
Bailey Daniel, brickmaker, 953 Lawrence
Baker Benjamin, instrumentmaker, 504 Wager Baker Francis, tailor, 917 St John
Baker George, wigmaker, 909 Chestnut
Baker James, cordwainer, r 1025 Lawrence
Banker Philip, butcher, 977 N 6th
Baker S. J., bookkeeper, 922 New Market
Baker William C., druggist, 800 Arch, h 614 Noble
Baldwin Henry, Jr., attorney-at-law, 249 N 18th
Baltzer Lewis, corkcutter, 952 N 3d
Bambrey William G., woodturner, 1002 Randolph Banes Benjamin C., carpenter, 1010 Leithgow
Banes Charles, salesman, 421 George
Banes J. M., druggist, N E 2d & Poplar, h 1107 Brown
BANES THIOMAS, spring manuf. 946 New Mar- ket, h 948 New Market
Barger John, hotel, 333 Poplar
Barndolar Daniel B., cooper, 1138 N 3d
Barker Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 971 Randolph
Barker Joshua, salesman 119 Chestnut, h 1103 Chestnut
Barker Robert, blacksmith, 328 Culvert
Barnes George, painter, 921 Lawrence
Barnes Jacob, tailor, 966 Randolph
Barnes James, gunsmith, 314 Girard av
Barrett F. B., stamping, 964 N 2d
Barron Archibald, hotel, 11 Ellen
Barsentee Anna, eating saloon, 224 W Girard av
Basler William, baker, 4 Cozzens pl Bass Isaac, police, 1605 Deal
Bateman Joel, sea captain, 1006 N 5th Bates Anna, milliner, 961 N 2d
Bates George, cordwainer, 1022 Lawrence
Bates George L., dealer, 91I Charlotte Bates John, gentleman, 961 N 2d
Batts Lavinia, boarding house, 117 Poplar
Bauer Adam, laborer, 1052 Lawrence Bauer John, lampmaker, 1033 N 3d Bauer Lewis, currier, Morencia pl Bauhoefer Louis, cork manuf. 324 Branch
Baum Aaron, cordwainer, 1108 St John BAUMANN MATTHIAS, hotel, 1148 N 3d
Baumgarner Valentine, shoemaker, 1112 Gallo- way
Bausch Charles, lager beer, 1013 N 3d
Baxter James C., carpenter. 6 Cozzens pl Baxter Thomas, merchant, 511 Poplar Bazley J. E. & Co. (J. Edward Bazley & Wm. Tomlinson), 122 S Del av
Beal William, showcasemaker, 115 Laurel
Beard Margaret, gentlewoman, 953 Lawrence Bechler Louis, painter, 996 Randolph Bechtle A., shoemaker, 224 George Beck Max, peddler, 337 Poplar
Becker Charles, cabinetmaker, Galloway ab George
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ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS AND REMOVALS.
Beckhardt A. Simon, gentleman, 955 Randolph Beckman Catharine, 1110 Galloway Beckman Thomas J., grocer, 1102 N 3d Bedford Benjamin, painter, 972 × 5th BEESLEY T. E., M. D., 32 N 11th
Beety P. B., Inborer, 246 Chester
Beggs John, baggagemaster Penna R R, bds U S Hotel
Behe Peter, locksmith, 1105 N 3d
. Behm William, hotel, 83) Market Bebr Joseph, furrier, 529 Poplar Beidinger Charles, shoemaker, 1009 Charlotte Beitler Jacob, weaver. Edina pl Belcher Charles, 38 $ 19th
Bell John T., gentleman, 1115 Girard Bender Edward, restaurant, 312 Girard av Bender Sophia, gentlewoman, 927 Charlotte Benf Casper, sogarmaker, 923 Lawrence Benkert tleorge Felix, prof. music, 150 N 11th Benner Elias, framemaker, 435 Georgo Benner Jacob, currier, 963 Leithgow Benty lenry, candymaker, 1038 N 2d Berger George, baker, 1027 N 2d Bergman Charles, bookkeeper, 509 Poplar Berkner Daniel, tailor, Backe's ct Berkley Valentine, carpenter, College av Bernhardt John, barber, 925 N 4th Bernhardt Joseph, locksmith, 1017 Leithgow Bernheimer Louis, dealer, 914 Charlotte
Berry W. D., tobacconist, 913 Chestnut Besinger Eugene, stoves, 1107 × 3d Betz Jacob, cooper, 914 Randolph
Beuerle Christian, 1111 N 3d
Bickel Jacob, laborer, 909 St John
BICKLEY HENRY, ice, 1622 Market, h 1722 Locust
Biddle John W., papercarrier, 1016 Leithgow
Biggard James, laborer, 226 George
Biggard John, laborer, r 1005 N 2d
Biggs William H., cooper, 1068 Gtn av
Bilbarz A., soap & candle manuf. 1134 & 1136 St John, h 204 Poplar
Bilhartz Francis, gunsmith, 906 Leithgow
Binder Daniel, carpenter, 943 Randolph
Binder George P., carpenter & builder, 1023 Chestnut
Binder M. A., Mrs., temple of fashion, 1023 Chestnut
Bintzall Eliza, boardinghouse, 211 N 10th
Birch George R., bookkeeper 1022 Market, h 762 Erie
Birnbaum Edwin, carpetcleaner, r 1017 Lawrence Bishop Monroe, trunkmaker, 930 St John
Bispham George T., from 1503 Spruce to 1411 Locust
Black Edward R., engineer Penna R R, bds U S Hotel
Blagrave Richard, cordwainer, Chant n 10th Blake William R., bartender, 1 Stokes ct Blefgen Alonis, carriages, 918 St John Bletterman Michael, tailor, 947 St John Bletterman Michael HI., salesman, 947 St John Blum John F., grocer, 1017 N 4th
Blumenstock George, wheelwright, 4th & Brown, h 1013 Leithgow
Boate Catharine, r 952 Lawrence Boehringer William, chairmaker, 1120 N 3d Boghien J., painter, 530 W Girard av Bohn Frederick, skindresser, r 903 Rachel Bolt Frederick, shocmaker, 923 St John Bong Frederick, tailor, 915 Lawrence Bonine C. G., wallpapers, 1054 N 2d Bonn Joseph, tailor. 958 Lawrence Bonsal J., chairmaker. r 977 Lawrence Bonsall Hannah, gentlewoman, 1126 Girard
Boon James, gentleman, bds U S Hotel Booth George, tinsmith, 1015 New Market Booth J. C., chemist, Chant bel 10th, h 1823 Pine
Booth Sarah A., gentlewoman, 155 Laurel Borell Valentine, laborer, 1052 Lawrenco Born John H., tobacconist, 981 N 2d
Bornmann William, butcher, 977 N 6th Borst George, gardener, 319 Poplar
Bossert Henry, looking glass manuf. 1026 N 3d Boston Michael, morocco dresser, Galloway bel Canal
Bott Thomas B., agent, 525 Poplar Bowden Benjamin F , grainer, 1132 N 4th Bowe Rossie, harnessmaker, 1022 N 24
Boxberger John, lampinaker, 241 Poplar Boyce Mary, gentlewoman, 916 Charlotte
Boyd Alexander, shipping merchant, 12 N Del av, h 407 Wood
BOYD & EVANS (James W. Boyd & Samuel R. Evans), bill brokers, 31 S 3d
Boyer Ann, Mrs., 923 × 6th
Boyer William E., shoemaker, 1115 Galloway
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