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OFFICE OPFJY I^fMIIjir
From l) to 2 J o'clock; also on Monday and Thursday from 5 until 8 o'clock in the evening.
Frederick Ki.ett, John p. Levy, Hon. Henry K. Strong, Daniel Underkofler, Frederick Staake,
FRANCIS HART, Secretary.
MANAGERS:
Francis Hart, .Joseph P. Le Clerc, .John Kessi,er, Jr., James S. Prin'gi.e, Joseph M. Cowell, Hon. Williaji Mii-lward,
(lEOROE WoELPPER,
George Knecht, Peter C. Ei.i.maker, Robert B. Davidson, George T. Thorn.
JAMES S. PRIN6LE, President.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
ORMMENTAL IRON WORKS
113G Ridge Avenne, Pbiladelphia.
WOOD, MILTBNBEEGER & CO.
5? CAMP STREET, WETT ORLEAJVS,
MANUFACTURERS OP
IRON RAILING^S,
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PUBLIC
SQUARES,
ETC.
VERANDAHS, BALCONIES, BANK COUNTERS,
STAIRS, STATUARY, CHAIRS, TABLES, V^A^SES, LA^MF* I^OSTS, ADSFIMALS,
And all other descriptions of Ornamental Iron Work.
ADVERTISEMENTS
N. & G. TAYLOR,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN METALS,
NO. 303 BRANCH STREET,
ADVERTISEMENTS,
BECKHAUS & ALLGAIER
Would respectfully invite tlie attention of the public to their
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1204 Frankford Avenue, above Girard Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Richmond and Girard Avenue City Riiihvay Cars, pass the premises everv few minutes.
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^S^^Repairing done neatly. Orders promptly attended to.
ADVERTISEMENTS
D. G. WILSON, J. CHILDS & CO.,
JriiiilM I /i I lU j^ Ok IlU/iiJ W/iitUJii
OFFICE— S. W. Cor. of St. John and Buttonwood Streets, FACT0RIES-2d & Lehigh Av., and 495, 497 & 499 N. 3d St.,
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SOUTHERN DEPOSITORY, JVos, 68, 70 and 72 Caronilolet Street, JVetc Orleans,
Orders from any part of the United States, South America, West Indies and Mexico, addressed to them at Philadelphia, or David G. Wilson, 68 Carondolet Stree.t, New Orleans, or to their Agent, Daniel Fitler, Mobile, Alabama, will meet prompt attention, and will be executed on the most liberal terms.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
JONES & WHITE,
]Man-L"ifact\irers of
PORCELAIN TEETH,
DENTISTS' MATERIALS, DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
OPERATING CHAIRS,
LATHES, FURNACES, ROLLING-MILLS, BLOW-PIPES,
And all other articles used by the Profession.
CJ.A.T-a.I.OC3rXJES SJEiJfffrr 03V jiVI»3E>IjICA."I"rC>3Sr.
ALSO, PUBLISHERS OF THE
A MONTHLY RECORD OF DENTAL SCIENCE.
Devoted, to the Iixtei'ests of tlie Profession.
EDITED BY
J. D. WHITE, M.D., D.D.S., J. H. McQUILLEN, D.D.S.,
GEO. J. ZIEGLER, M.D.
Price, $2.50 a year, in advance. Single Copies, 35 cent».
s:i:> i^ lip co:> ^£p ^ 8
628 Arch Street, Philadelphia. 658 Broadway, New York.
16 Tremont Row, Boston. 102 Randolph Street, Chicago.
10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO
Connecting all parts of the with all parts of the
EAST
SHORTEST ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
And Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dayton, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and New Orleans.
THROUan TICKETS from all the WESTERN CITIES
BY THE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and its connecting; lines,
May be had at the Railroad Offices in THE WEST.
It presents at once the attractions of SPEED, DIRECTXES>S, REGULARITY, COMFORT and SAFETY; all of which are crowned wUh the unapproachable BEAUTY and GRAIiDEUR of its SCENERY. This is the
OJVIjIl^ HOUTJE to Ww1SHIJ\*GTOJ\* ciTir.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. Through Conductors and Baggage Masters.
Superior Dining Houses, and other conveniences for travellers, have recently been added to the attractions of this Road.
PASSENGEES FOE PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOEK OE BOSTON
MAY GET
Round Trip Tickets for Washington
By this route, at but Two Dollars more than the Through Tickets to those places, thus allowing the peculiar advantage of A VISIT TO THE NATIONAL XETBOPOLIS, as well as all the great ATLANTIC CITIES, on the same Ticket and at one trip.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE WESL
Tickets for the AVest may be had in Philiidclphiii, at the Office of the Baltiinnrf> Railroad, corner of Broad and Prime Streets.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 11
J. W. & J. F. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Office in Philadelphia, 125 South Third Street,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS & APPARATUS FOR GAS WORKS,
FOR RETOET AND OTHER HOUSES.
RETORTS, and all CASTINGS required for setting- them in the latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, CONDENSERS, SCRUBBERS and EXHAUSTERS, for reUeving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying from 2,000 to 1,500,000 cubic feet daily purifying capacity.
Wrought Iron LIME SIEVES, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS OF ALL SIZES.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPIC AND SINGLE,
WITH CAST IRON GUIDE AND SUSPENSION FRAMES.
GAS GOVERNORS, OR REGOLATORS. STREET MAINS,
From 1*^ to 48 inches diameter, for Water or Gas.
SUCH AS BRANCHES, BENDS, DRIPS, SLEEVES, Ac.
STOP VALVES, FROM 3 TO 30 INCHES,
EITHER BRASS FACED OR PLAIN.
ALL THE SMITH AND SHEET IRON WORK REQUIRED IN AND ABOUT GAS WORKS.
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ADA^ERTISEMENTS
FAME INSURANG;
ACT.
* cj^i^'it.^Xj, ^100,000.
I¥o. 406 Chestnut Street, PMladelphia.
FIRE _AZsrD INLA.]NTD RISKS.
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DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL WRIGHT of Wright, Bros. & Co.
CHAS. RICHARDSON, " J. C. Howe & Co.
DAVID B. BIRXEY " Dnvis & Birney.
WILLIAM W. WALTERS, " Wm. Ryan & Co.
GEORGE A. WEST, " West, Fobes & Lloyd.
HENRY LEWIS, Jr " Lewis Bros. & Co.
JOHN W. EVERMAX " John W. Everman & Co.
0. WILSON DAVIS Attorney-at-Law.
THOMAS S. MARTIN " Savage '& Martin.
EDWARD D. AVOODRUFF, " Sibley, Molten & WoodmfF.
JACOB W. STOUT, " Cbaffees, Stout & Co.
MENKO STERN, . " No. 660 North Eighth Street.
GEORGE W. DAY, President. FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice Pres't.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
KinN^TiL. ivd:.ik.Ti3:T:H]TJ^;
CIDER AND VInIIaR YsTABLISHIVIENT,
Nos. 120, 122 and 124 Lombard Street, bel. Second,' PHILADELPHIA.
SEFIITED BOTTLING CIDER, of superior quality, for sale by the Hogshead or Barrel.
Also, PICKLING AND F.^MILY VINEGAR, which is well kuowu for its fine llavor, strength aud parity, and wairanted to improve by age
just- SHIPPING OBDEES PILLED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. -^X
ADVERTISEMENTS. 13
SABINE & DUY,
Jnsttrana %^min,
No. 147 South Fourth St.,
S. E. CORNER HARMOXY COURT,
PHILABELPHIA.
^ ANNUAL, OR SHORT TERM POLICIES OF INSURANCE,
obtained in the most reliable Companies in Philadelphia and elsewhere, and information given on all matters of Insurance — FREE OF CHARGE FOR AGENCY to the assured.
ALSO, AGENTS FOR
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $382,688.
PHGENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $582,325.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Organized, 1799. CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $345,786.
HUMBOLDT INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $235,958.
ARCTIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
CASH ASSETS, Aug. 1, 1860, $288,148.
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY^ OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $224,844.
GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $215,399.
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN.
CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $324,302.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN.
CASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1860, $222,002.
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MESSRS. STUART & BROTHER, MESSRS. TREDICK, STOKES A CO.
" ATWOOD, WHITE & CO., M. W. BALDWIN & CO.,
" BUNX, RAIGUEL & CO., CALEB COPE, Esq.,
" MOORE, HENSZEY & CO., WM. D. LEWIS, Esq.,
" POWERS & WEIGHTMAN THOMAS L, LUDERS, Esq.,
GEO. B. REESE, SON & CO., HON. A. V. PARSONS,
F. RATCIIFORD STARR. Esq.
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CmCnLAR TO AGRICULTURISTS.
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TH[ PHIUD[IPIII& [KMHiEIITOM COMPANY
Are now engaged in the manufacture of Fertilizers, which for their qualities for enriching the soil and producing the most luxuriant growth of vegetation are unrivalled ; and taken in connection with its price to farmers, never has been equalled by several hundred per centum.
This Company now offer for sale two Fertilizers, known as "Excrementum" and "Plen-Uric." The former is the pure night- soil or human fsecis, deodorized and so treated and put up in tight i barrels, that it may be transported to any part of the country; at j the same time its original rich fertilizing qualities are much im- proved. The latter is composed, of urine and night-soil, with such other ingredients as to allow of its being put up in cheap barrels, in a condition to be used without further preparation.
The "Excrementum" is warranted a pure article, and should be mixed with muck, marl, soil, or any suitable absorbing material, in sufficient quantity to make it easy of application.
One barrel of " Excremextum," or "Plex-Uric," will produce as great an effect the first j^ear of its application on any soil, as three times their cost in any other fertilizer ; and the enriching qualities of the " Excrementum" and "Plen-Uric" will remain visible for 3^ears beyond the time at which other fertilizers would have lost all their value.
All Agriculturists who would secure to themselves the greatest results from their lands, labor, and money, will at once see the importance of obtaining a supply of the above valuable Fertilizers.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA EXCREMENTUM COMPANY, 609 Ransom street, PhiladelpMa.
THACKARA, SCHAFER & THACKRAY,
:e"3fio3e»h.h2tc>iis.
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HARTFORD, CONN. OCORPORATED 1819. CHARTER PERPETIAL.
EIRE ISTSURAFGE OSTLY.
CAPITAL, ALL PAID UP, . - - - $1,500,000 00
TOTAL ASSETS, July 1, 1860, - - - 2,180,169 38
CASH RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR 1859, 1,965,686 26
LOSSES PAID IN CASH IN 1859, 990,345 71 TOTAL AMOUNT OP LOSSES PAID TO
January 1, 1860, 12,259,153 31
Bank Stocks, in Philadelphia, New rarvaiue. Market vaiue.
York, Hartford, Boston, St. Louis, |869,800 00 $981,122 00
United States Stock and Treasury
Notes, 200,000 00 208,239 59
State Stocks, New York, Ohio, Ken- tucky. Tennessee, Missouri, Mich- igan, Indiana, 275,000 00 247,150 00
City Stocks, Hartford, Rochester,
Brooklyn, Jersey City, 115,000 00 115,000 00
Railroad Stocks, Hartford and New Haven, Boston, Worcester and Connecticut River, 85,700 00 94,550 00
Mortgage Bonds, ' 87,434 30 87,434 30
Real Estate, unincumbered, 77,499 31
Miscellaneous Items, * 9,922 07
Cash, on hand and deposited on call
and in Argent's hands, 359,252 11
$2,180,169 38
The undersigned, Agents of this OLD AND WELL KNOWN INSTITUTION, are
prepared to issue its policies, insuring property of all kinds against loss or damage by lire, on terms as favorable as arc consistent with security. Losses at this Agency equit- ably adjusted and promptly paid, by
S. W. corner 4tli and Chestnut Streets,
(late PHILADELPHIA BANK,)
PHILADELPHIA.
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THOMAS T.TASKER,JR.j ^ST^BI^ISHEXJ irST 1S21. ^g^^pjjE^- p. jf. TASKER. '
MORRIS, TASKER & CO.,
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
M A. N U F A C T T; R E
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TUBES,
•J to 8 inches bore, for Steam, Gas, Water, &;c., with T's, L's, Stops, Valves, &c.. with Screw
Joints to suit tubes.
GALVANIZED TUBES, A SUBSTITUTE FOR LEAD PIPE.
BOILER FLUES,
Lap "Welded, IJ to 8^ inches outside diameter, cut to specific lengths, 20 feet or under.
ARTESIAN WELL PIPES OF WROUGHT OR CAST IRON,
Screwed together, flush inside and out.
COILS OF TUBE,
For Boiling and Evaporating by Steam or Hot Water, &c.
DRYING CLOSETS,
Heated by Steam ; Wash Houses and Steam arrangements for Public Institutions and Private
Dwellings.
WARMING & VENTILATING STEAM & HOT WATER APPARATUS
Of the most approved Plans, for Factories, Public Buildings, Hotels. Private Dwellings, Green Houses, &c., constructed and adapted to the building to be warmed.
IRON AND RRASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HOT WATER APPARATUS.
Tasker's Patent Self-Eegulating Hot Water Apparatus, for Private Dwellings, School Hauses,
Hospitals, Green Houses. &c.
GAS WORKS CASTINGS.
Retorts and Bench Castings, for Coal Gas Works ; Street-Mains. Bends, Branches, Drips, &c.
ROSIN GAS APPARATUS.
For Factories, Pjiblic Buildings, Hospitals, and Private Dwellings.
Green House Pipes and Boilers, Fire Doors and Frames, Hot Water
Pipes for Forcing Beds, Pineries, &e.
Columns, Conduit Pipes, Pavement Gutters, Soil Pipes-
Bath Tubs, Sinks, Sewer Traps, Soil Pans and Traps, and Water Closet
arrangements- Screwing Machines, Drill Stocks, Stocks and Dies, Taps, Reamers,
Di'ills, Pipe-Tongs. And a general assortment of Gas and Steam Fitters' Tools & Materials.
WORKS, SOUTH FIFTH AND TASKER STREETS,
Office, No. 209 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
ADVERTISEMENTS
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STEAM PAINT WORKS.
The subscribers respectfully inform their customers, and the public in general, that they have, at considerable'expense, obtained the method of making nearly all the
ENGLISH VARNISHES
AND
BLACK OIL JAPANS,
NOW USED IN LONDON, AND HAVE LATELY ADDED TO THE ABOVE SOME
CHEAP COACH AND CABINET VARNISHES:
Superior Pale Coach Body Varnish.
Coach Body Varnish, No. 1.
Carriage '' No. 1.
" " No. 2.
'< " No. 3.
Superior Piano Polishing Varnish.
Superior Flowing Varnish, for finishing Furniture, after the grain is filled up.
Copal Varnish for Japanners.
Superior Pale Copal Varnish, for Japan- ners and Paper.
Damar or China Gloss Varnish.
Various kinds of Cheap Varnishes used by Cabinet and Chairmakers.
Very Quick drying Cop. Var. for Cofl&ns.
Boot and Harness Varnish.
Elastic Copal Varnish, for Oil Cloth, Car- riages, Signs, &c., Nos. ] and 2.
White and Brown Spirit Varnish.
Mastic, jMap or Picture Varnish.
Shellac and Whip Varnishes.
Grold Size, expressly for Paper Hanging
Manufacturers. Black Leather Varnish. Red Varnish for Trunks. Transferring Varnishes, with directions
for use. Patent Polish Varnish. Drying Japan and Gold Lacquer Varnish. Superior Adhesive Black Oil Japan, for
Castors, Buttons, Umbrella i3rasses.
Buckles, &c. Brunswick Black Oil Japan, No. 1, for
Locks and particular Iron Work, Lea- ther, Paper, &c. Brunswick Black Oil Japan, Nos. 2 and
3, for Umbrella Makers. Copal Scraping Varnish. Japanner's Oil Size. Coach Maker's Oil Size. Oil Gold Size for Gilders, Sign Writers,&c. Oil Size for Bronzing.
Also, an extensive assortment of Artists' Colors, dry and in compressible tubes ; Canvas, Sable and C. H. Pencils; Milliners, Coach and House Painters' Materials; Putty in any quantity.
J8^" French and American Zinc Paints, Dry and in Oil, White Lead, Raw and Boiled Lin- seed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Gums Copal, Shellac and Sandrac, Frostings and Smalts, English and French Plate Glass, with a full assortment of Rough and Fluted Plate Glass, for Sky Lights, Floors, &c.
C. SCHRACK & CO.,
Nos. 152 and 154 North 4th St., West Side,
PHILA.DELPHIA.
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MARSHAL
&C0.
Office and Warehouse^
No. 1142 North Front Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
1= E IsT ItT TltE-A-TT
Steam Sheet-Iron Rolling Mills.
MANUFACTURERS -OF THE
AMERICAN GALVANIZED IRON.
BEST BLOOM, REFINED AND COMMON SHEET IRON, FLUE, GASOMETER, COAL SHUTE AND SHOVEL IRON,
PLAIN AND CORRUGATED ROOFING IRON,
GALVANIZED OR BLACK,
ALSO,
The (Jalvanic Protected Roofing Iron,
AND
Sheet Iron coated with Poleux Patent Metallic Alloys,
Warranted to stand the action of acids, and to solder with rosin.
SHEET IRON, COATED WITH GUM ELASTIC FOR ROOFING,
EVERY VARIETY OF IRON WORK GALVANIZED TO ORDER.
BOLT, BAND, BAR, ROD AND HOOP IRON,
SPIKES, NAILS, SHIP WORK, &c., &c. B@- FURNISHED WITH DESPATCH, AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 25
WM. ROWLAND 85 CO.,
SAW MAKUFACTURERS,
No. 948 Beach Street, Kensington, PHILABELPHIA.
William Rowland, Jr. t> t> - William Row'land.
„, T> Benj MiN Rowland. tt t>
Thomas Rowland. Harvey Rowland
MYEES & ERVIEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MI IIB MAIUll f eiE
A.lsrD PICKS,
OFFICE, JVo. 501 Commerce Street ab. Fifth,
B. R. Myers. John A. Ervien.
OXFORD IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
MllilOFIlCTUR[RS OF PLOW ST[[L & CAST m,
FOR SAH^S, SHOVEI.S, HOES, &c.
Also, Manufacturers of COACH SPRINGS from the best brands of Swedish Iron, convert- ed into Steel in our own Steel Furnaces
Best quality of Charcoal Wire Billets and Boiler Blooms.
Thomas Rowland. William Rowland. Benjamin Rowland. Harvet Rowland.
26 ADVEETISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURAN
BY THE
COIVIVECTICUT
mutual Life Insurance Co ,
HARTFORD, CONN.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL over $3,500,000.
Eeasons why a preference should be given to the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
It is PUKELY MUTUAL, and the Policy Holders get all the surplus over the exact cost of Insurance. There are no Stockholders to take any of the profits which rightfully belong to those who pay their premiums to the Company. There has been over One and a half Millions of Dollars of surplus premiums refunded to the Policy Holders in this Company during the fourteen years of its existence.
It is PROMPT IN THE PAYMENT OF LOSSES Two hundred and fifty two thou- sand nine hundred and nineteen dollars, and fifty eight cents have been paid for losses by death during the last year, and over two millions, and two hundred and seventy-six thousand dollars since the organization of the Company, and in no instance has payment been delayed, on the part of the Company, beyond the time it was due.
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, and credited to all Life Policy holders, pro rata to the premiums they pay.
DIVIDENDS are paid during the lifetime of the insured, thus aiding them in settling future premiums — in cash to those who pay their premiums in cash, or applied to cancel the notes of those who pay their premiums partly by note. Nearly Two hundred thou- sand dollars have been thus refunded to the members during the past year.
It ACCOMODATES the insured in the settlement of their pi-emiums, on Life Poli- , cies when it amounts to $50.00 or more, by taking a note for one-half of the amount, \ bearing interest at six per cent, per annum ; which interest is to be paid annually in cash.
It is ECONOMICAL in the management of its business. During the last year its expenses have been less than seven and a third per cent, of its receipts, and for several years they have not exceeded an average of seven and a half per cent, and ARE LESS THAN ANY OTHER COxMPANY.
It ofiers as SECURITY a large accumulated fund derived entirely from the premiums paid by members, since the commencement of its operations, in December, 1840 — now amounting to more than three and a half millions of dollars, securely invested.
NO LIABILITY of the Insured, beyond their annual premium.
Total amount of Dividends paid, . $1,55Y,69!2 OO " " L.osses paid, . . $-2,2'y6,061 TCV
GUY R. PHELPS, Secretary. JAMES GOODWIN, President.
WADLEIGH & TILDEN, Agents,
404 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ADVERTISEMENTS
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Flower Pot Stand.
Single Bonnet Stand. Coal Screen.
FEMSYLVMIA WIR£ WORKS,
226 Arch Street,
BETWEEN SECONJ) AND THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies Shawl Stand.
The Subscribers being Practical Wiee Work- ers, feel enabled to give entire satisfaction to all parties in want of
SIEVES,
RIDDLE SCREENS, WDVEN WIRE,
All meshes and widths.
AVITH ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
WIRE WORK,
Iron Railing, Iron Bedsteads,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GARDEM FURNITURE.
I Orders thankfully received and promptly executed by
I BAYLISS & DAEBY.
I Also Manufacturers of the
wiM lAim imm,
which, for strength, lightness and durability is I acknowledged the most perfect of all fences. !
Coat Frame.
Fender.
Iron Bedstead.
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HOWELL & BOURKB,
N. E. cor. Fourth and Market Sts.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BORDERS, FIRE SCREENS, WINDOW GURTAW PAPERS, &C.
ALWAYS IN STORE
A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF GOODS
FROM THE
Finest Gold Paper to the lowest Priced Article.
IN OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT AVILL BE FOUND
THE NEWEST STYLES OF THE SEASON
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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LINGER &, CO.'S
SEWING MACHINES,
LICENSED BY E. HOWE, JR., tlROVER |& BAKER, AND OTHERS.
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The Simplest, most Durable and Cheapest, Double Thread Sewing Machines in the Market.
N. B. Wc still manufacture our well-known Knitting Machines, Ribbon Loom and Jacquard Machines, as heretofore, at our Factory,
Nos. 1617 and 1619 North Second Street.
CLARENBACH & HERDER,
634 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent Cast Steel Shears i Scissors
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PREMIUM CAST STEEL SKATES,
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PHILADELPHIA CITY DIRECTORY
1S61
CONTAINING THE
NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY, THEIR OCCUPATIONS, PLACES OF BUSINESS, AND DWEL- LING HOUSES; A BUSINESS DIRECTORY; A LIST OF THE STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS, CITY OFFICES, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, ETC.,
THE NAMES OF HOUSEKEEPERS, ETC., IN CAMDEN, N. J.
®fe^ntg-Jfattrt| &i\m.
[the names of subscribers, in this edition, are printed in capitals, and the same course will be pursued in all future editions.]
SEE CHANGES AND REMOVALS, ETC., PAGE XLV.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1861, by A. McBlrot, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA: E. C. & J. BIDDLE & CO.
PRINTED BY C. SHERMAN & SON.
1861.
PREFACE.
The first Directory published in the City of Philadelphia was in 1785, by Francis White, printed in large type and very brown paper, of duodecimo size, containing only 83 pages? with but little regard to alphabetical arrangement, the whole number of names falling short of 4000. The same year there seems to have been another published by John Macpherson, of the appearance of which I cannot say anything, not having a copy at hand. The next was issued in the year 1791, compiled by Clement Biddle, and, with the exception of an addition of sixty-four pages, presents about the same appearance as its predecessors. Sub- sequently, Directories were compiled by different individuals, at irregular periods, until 1802, when James Robinson published his first edition, continuing annually until 1811, and sub- sequently for 1816 and 1817. The Directory published in 1801, by Cornelius W. Stafi"ord, was on the plan of a " Street Directory," but the experiment was never repeated. In succes- sive years until 1828, Directories were published by sundry persons, embracing, as far as may be judged, the business portion and housekeepers only of the city and proximate districts.
In the year 1828, the late Robert Desilver issued the first edition of his City Directory, and annually afterwards until 1831, and then semi-annually till 1837, differing in no very essential points from the publications of others, except the omission of the repetition of similar names. The increase of the number of names was very inconsiderable, and cer- tainly not in proportion to the increase of population.
The present compiler of McElroy's Philadelphia City Directory issued his first edition in 1837, confining the enumeration of names strictly to persons in business and housekeepers, printed on good paper and handsome type, making 252 pages, and upwards of 31,500 names, very greatly in excess of any other publication of the same kind. Since then to the present year, 1861, McElroy's Philadelphia City Directory has been published annually, except in 1838, when no City Directory was published, and during which year the present - compiler made an arrangement with the heirs of the late Mr. Desilver, for a satisfactory compensation in cash, to relinquish in his favor. The first edition of his Directory in 1837 contained only 31,500 names ; that of 1860 upwards of 1100 pages, and more than 160,000 names, together with a business department appropriately arranged.
The present edition for 1861 has been compiled with great care, under his own entire control and superintendence, the whole having been read and corrected by himself, and contains upwards of 165,000 names.
The canvassing, compiling, printing, proof-reading, and binding have been accomplished
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in much less time than usual, the whole number of persons employed being upwards of 120 ; and it is therefore hoped that the Directory will, in some degree, be free from the usual changes made by removals during the time occupied iu compiling and publishing.
This edition of the City Directory embraces the names of residents of the entire Consoli- dated City, from the extreme Northeast and Northwest to the Southern boundary on both sides of the river Schuylkill.
There will be found, for the convenience of reference, a General Index, an Index to Advertisements, and one to Miscellaneous Record.
The usual difficulties have been encountered in this publication, not the least of which is that of obtaining correct information when the canvassers call from door to door. In almost every instance, at private dwellings, the only source through which this information is obtained being the domestics in attendance at the time. Indeed, the canvassers are often surprised to meet with so much reluctance on the part of both private persons and others to aiford them the proper facilities for obtaining correct statements for the Directory.
The compiler begs to present the twenty-fourth edition of his City Directory to an indul- gent public, with the hope that it may meet with general approval.
The amount of labor and money expended on the Philadelphia City Directory as now presented, cannot be appreciated by the public, and the subscriber hopes the income from subscriptions and sales will approximate in some degree to the expenditure.
A. Mcelroy.
Philadelphia, January 4th, 1861.
GENERAL INDEX.
Aldermen, 1296
Alphabetical List of Names, .... 1-1103 American Protestant Association, . . . 1321 Asylums, 1318
Banks 1323
Bible Societies, 1314
Board of Guardians, 1293
Board of Health, 1293
Buildings, Savings, and Loan Companies, 1333 Business Directory, Headings Alphabeti-
caUy Arranged, 1104-1233
Camden,
Canal Companies.
Cemeteries,
Churches,
City Corporation, Officers, &c
Civil and Criminal Courts,
Coal Companies,
Coal and Improvement Companies, .
Coal and Iron Companies,
Coal, Navigation, and Railroad Companies, Colleges and Theological Seminaries, . .
County Officers,
Custom House,
1234 1338 1340 1309 1287 1302 1338 1338 1337 1337 1307 1296 1303
List of Streets, . . Literary Associations,
Market Companies, . Medical Colleges, Mining Companies, . Miscellaneous Record, . Missionary Societies, Missionary Associations,
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1256 1304
1342 1306 1337 1287 1315 1315
Newspapers and Periodicals, 1335
Education Societies, 1314
Elections by City Councils, 1297
Expresses. 1334
Fare of Hackney Coaches, 1300
Ferries, 1334
Foreign Consuls, 1303
Hebrew Societies, 1314
Homes for the Indigent, 1318
Hospitals, . • 1316
Insurance Companies, Fire, 1327
Insurance Companies, Fire and Life, . . 1331
Insurance Companies, Fire and Marine, . 1330
Insurance Companies, Life and Trust, . . 1332
Insurance Companies, Marine, .... 1330
Iron Companies, 1336
Libraries, 1305
Officers Elected by Councils, and Appointed,
Odd Fellows,
Order of Druids,
Order of Red Men,
Order of United American Mechanics,
Packets, Sailing,
Packets, Steam
Passenger Railways
Plank Road Companies,
Port Wardens,
Post Office,
Public Buildings, <fec.,
Public Halls and Places of Amusement,
Public Markets,
Public Schools,
Public Squares,
Pennsylvania Legislature
Pennsylvania Election,
1297 1318 1323 1322 1321
1335 1335 1332 1339 1295 1303 1341 1341 1342 1341 1297 1341 1343
Railroad Companies, 1339
Saving Fund Societies, 1325
Senatorial and Representative Districts, . 1301
Sons of Temperance 132Q.
Soup Houses, 1317
Steamboats, 1334
Tax Rates 1299
Telegraph Companies, . . 1340
Tract and Publication Societies, . . . 1315
Turnpike Companies, 1340
United States Mint 1303
Water Rates, 1299
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Note. — Pages 1 to 33, before City Directory; pages 33 to 64 after Miscellaneous Record.
page iEtna Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn.,
back cover and 19 American Saving Fund, life insurance, gold back Archambault A. L., portable steam engines, . 44
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., 10
Barnes R. L., maps, 52
Barton, Isaac & Co., carriage trimmings, 52
Bayliss & Darby, Penna. Wire Works, . . 27
Beckhaus & Allgaier, carriages, 6
Beggs & Rowland, wagon builders, . ... 39 Belfield H. & Co., brass founders, . . . inset Benkert L., boot & shoe maker, . . . 56
Benners H. B. & G. W., glass manufs., . 56
Boswell & Wilson, insurance agents,
back cover and 19 Bowen & Ferry, umbrella furniture, ... 55
Breaker C. M., druggist, 59
Breintnall & Co., booksellers, &c.,
in Business Directory Burkhardt G. J. & Co., vats, . . . ■ . 53
Caldwell C. P., whips, 60
Clarenbach & Herder, shears & cutlery, . . 29
Clery & Stockdale. whiskey, 63
Columbian Iron Works, 53
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co., Hartford,
Conn., 26
Cornelius & Baker, gas fixtures, . . . inset Crittenden's Commercial College, . . gold back Davis J. G., Union Mill spoke factory, . . 53 Dialogue & Serrill, fire & garden hose, . . 55
Disston Henry, saws & tools, 35
Dummig Charles, toys, &o., 58
Dunham J. B., New York Pianos, . front cover Ericsson Line to Baltimore, Md., .... 36
Everett H., druggists' tinware, 57
Fame Insurance Co., 12
Fareira John, furs, 47
Farrel, Herring & Co., fire proof safes,
back cover Fox Joseph S., gentlemen's furnishing,
back of Diagram Getty & Liebing, insurance agents,
front cover and 32
Green T. M., hair jewelry, 56
GriflSths George, shovels, &c., 44
Griffiths W. & J. & Co., brass & tube works, 62 Grover & Baker, S. M. Co., sewing machines, 34
Harnden Express, front cover
Heath Thomas, plaster ornaments, . ... 57
Hess Samuel W., coal 47
Hofmann J. William, hosiery, . . back cover Hoguet Francis, counting house desks, . . 23 Hoopes & Townsend, nut & bolt manufs., . 51 Hopper John, New York insurance agent,
back cover Horner Alfred, jr., furniture manuf., . inset
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HorstmannBros.&Co., military and masonic
goods, 45
Horstmann W. H. & Sons, trimmings, ... 45 Howard & Co.'s Express, .... front cover Howard George C, machinist, . ■ . . . 48 Howell & Bourke, paper hangings, .... 28 Howell & Brothers, paper hangings, outside face
Howe's Platform Scales, 62
Jones & White, dental depot, back cover and 9 Joy, Coy & Co., advertising agents, front cover Kessler H. & G., & Co., wagons, carts, &c., . 49 Kirchew Jacob, locks and inkstands, ... 64 Landenberger M., knitting mill, .... 37
Leibrandt & McDowell, stoves, 51
McAllister & Bro., opticians, 54
McCambridge, Fry & Co., brass works, . 14
McCullough & Co., galvanized works,
in Business Directory Marshall, Griffin & Co., galvanized iron, . . 22 Mason James S. & Co., blacking, .... 24
Mathieu E., cider and vinegar, 12
Mattson Thomas, trunks, &o., 58
Maxwell J. G. & SonJ" trimmings, .... 60 Mecutcheon S., mill stones & smut machines, 34
Metropolitan Insurance Co., 18
Moore & Campion, furniture, billiard tables, 50 Morris, Tasker & Co., iron tubes & founders, 20 Morris, Wheeler & Co., iron merchants, . . 51 Mulligan H., watches and jewelry, . ... 2 Myers & Ervein, forks and picks, .... 25 Nathans Isaac, auctioneer, &c., .... 52 Neafie & Levy, steam & fire engines & iron
foundry, 36
Needles Joseph A., wire works, 39
New England Mutuul Life Insurance Co. of
Boston, back cover
Northern A.ssurance Company of London,
front cover and 32
Oxford Iron and Steel Works, 25
Pascal Iron Works, 20
Patten W. Henry, curtains, shades, <fec.,
bottom lines throughout Directory
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Penn Steam Engine and Boiler Works, Penn Treaty Sheet Iron Rolling Mills, Perkes & Bradney, brass founders, Philadelphia Rivet Works, Phillips & Allen, rivet manufs., . Quaker City Fire Insurance Co., Rand & Allen, furnaces, ranges, Rapsons, trimmings & zephyrs, . Redheffer J. C, combs, . . Rowland William & Co., saws, . Rowland W. & H., plow and cast steel, Sabine & Duy, insurance agents, Schmitt & Stubenrauch, hair jewelry, Sehrack C. & Co., varnishes & paints,
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INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
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Seamens' Saving Fund, .... gold back
Sellers Brothers, wire works, 24
Sellers & Pennock, fire and garden hose, . . 42 Sellers William & Co., machinists' tools, &c., 15
Shane Thomas, bone turner, 55
Simons Henry, wagon builder, 31
Smith k. Brown, stove patterns, 57
Sparks Thomas, shot & lead, 46
Spring Garden Iron Foundry, 41
Spring Garden Saving Fund, . front cover & 3 Starr J. W., & J. F., Camden Iron Works, . 11 State Savings Fund, . . . . . front cover Stidham J. P., & Co., iron roofing,
in Business Directory Stokes Charles, clothing, .... back cover Stuart & Peterson, iron founders, .... 41 Taggart & Farr, sewing machines, .... 17
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Taylor N. & G., metals, 5
Thackara, Schafer & Thaekray, excremen-
tum & pleu uric, 16
Troemner Henry, scales, 64
Uhlinger W. P., & Co., sewing machines. . 29
Union Brass Works, 14
Union Steam Furniture Manufactory, . inset
Unity Fire Insurance Company, .... 61
Vondersmith J. V., upholsterer, .... 54
Wadleigh &, Tilden, insurance agents, . . 26
Watson, Cox & Co., wire works, .... 37
Wharton Charles, whiskey, 38
Wilson, Childs & Co., wagons, carts, &c., . 8
Wilson & Co., sewing machines, .... 40
Wood & Perot, ornamental iron works, . . 4
Yarnall &, Cooper, carpenters & builders, . 47
INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS EECOED.
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Asylums, 1318
Banks 1323
Bank Clearing House, 1325
Bank Rules 1323
Bible Societies, • • • ^^^^
Boundaries of Congressional Districts, . . 1301
Building Associations, 1333
Canal Companies, 1338
Cemeteries 1340
Churches, 1309
Coal Conipftnies, ...♦...• 1337
Coal Improvement Companies, . . ■ 1338
Coal and Iron Companies, . .... 1337
Coal, Navigation and Railroad Companies, 1337
Colleges and Theological Seminaries, . . 1307
Girard College, 1307
Philadelphia Commercial College, . 1308
St. Charles Theological Seminary, . 1308 Theological Seminary of Reformed
Presbyterian Church 1308
The Polytechnic College, .... 1308
University of Pennsylvania, . . . 1308
Corporation of the City, 1287
Board of Health, 1292
Building Inspectors, 1296
City Railroad, 1291
Controllers' Department, .... 1290
Controllers of Public Schools, . . . 1292 Committee Days of Stated Meetings
of Councils, 1289
Department of City Property. . . . 1292
Department of Highways, .... 1291
Department of Markets, 1291
Department of Police, 1289
Department of Taxes, .^ . . . . 1290
Directors of Girard College, . . . 1292
Eastern Penitentiary 1293
Fire Department, 1294
Girard Estate, 1292
Guardiansof the Poor, . . • . . 1293 Inspectors of County Prison, . . . 1293 Joint Standing Committees of Coun- cils, ... 1288
Law Department, 1290
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Mayor, 1289
Gificers and Members of Common
Council, 1287
Officers and Members of Select Coun- cil, 1287
Organization of Councils, .... 1287
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, . 1293
Port Wardens, . . • 1294
Survey Department, 1291
Treasury Department, 1290
Trasts, 1291
Water Department 1292
County Oflacers, 1296
City Commissioners, 1296
Clerk of Orphans Court, 1297
Clerk of Quarter Sessions, .... 1297
Coroner, 1297
District Attorney, 1296
Prothonotary of Common Pleas, . . 1297
Prothonotary of District Court, . . 1296
Prothonotary of Supreme Court, . . 1297
Recorder of Deeds, 1296
Register of Wills, 1296
Sheriff, 1296
Superintendents of Squares and Halls, 1297
Courts, 1302
Custom House, 1303
Education Societies, 1314
Elections by Councils of City Officers, when
held 1297
Board of Health, 1299"
Building Inspectors, 1298
Chief Engineer of Water Works, . . 1299
Chief Engineer and Surveyor, . . . 1298
Clerks of Councils, 1298
Commissioner of City Property. . . 1299
Commissioners of Highways, ". . . 1299
Commissioner of Markets, .... 1299
Directors of Girard College, .... 1298
Directors of North Penna. Railroad, . 1297
Directors of Northwestern Railroad, . 1299
Directors of Pennsylvania Railroad, . 1299
Directors of Sunbury & Erie Railroad, 1297
Guardians of the Poor, 1298
INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS RECORK.
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Managers of "Wills Hospital, . . . 1299
Police Magistrates 1298
Port Wardens, 1298
Superintendent of City Railroad, . . 1299
Superintendent of Girard Estate, . . 1298 Superintendent of Police and Fire
Alarm Telegraph, 1297
Superintendendent of Trusts, . . . 1299
Trustees of City Ice Boat, .... 1298
Trustees of Philadelphia Gas Works, 1297 Trustees of Northern Liberties Gas
Works, 1298
Vaccine Physicians, 1297
Expresses 1334
Pare of Hackney Coaches, 1300
Ferries, 1334
Foreign Consuls, 1303
Hebrew Societies, 1314
High Schools 1309
Hospitals and Dispensaries, 1316
Homes for the Indigent, 1318
Insurance Companies, ....... 1327
Fire, 1327
Fire and Life ■ . . . 1331
Fire and Marine,' . 1330
Life, 1332
Marine, 1330
Iron Companies, 1336
Libraries, ; . 1305
Literary, Scientific, and Art Associations, 1304
American Literary Union, .... 1304
Artists' Fund Society, 1304
Catholic Philopatrian Literary Insti- tute, 1304
Franklin Institute, 1304
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, . 1304 Numismatic Society of Philadelphia . 1304 Penna. Academy of the Fine Arts, . 1304 Penna. Institute for the encourage- ment of Amateurs, Ac, .... 1304 Pennsylvania Literary Union, . . . 1304 People's Literary Institute, .... 1304
Philadelphia Lyceum, 1304
Phila. School of Design for Women, . 1304
Pierian Institute, 1305
The Academy of Natural Sciences, . 1305
The American Philosophical Society, . 1305
The Mechanics' Inst, of Southwark, . 1305
The Moyamensing Literary Inst., . . 1305
The Philadelphia City Institute, . . 1305
The Spring Garden Institute, . . . 1305 The Trustees of Wngner Free Institute
of Science, 1305
The West Philadelphia Institute, . . 1305
The Young Men's Institute, . . . . 1305
Lying-in Charities, 1317
Market Companies 1342
Medical Colleges and Societies, .... 1306
Mining Companies, 1337
Miscellaneous Associations 1315
Albion Society, 1315
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Am. Prot. Hall and Library Assn., . 1315
American Vegetarian Society, . . . 1315
Episcopal Rooms, 1315
Female Anti-Slavery Society. . . . 1315
French Benevolent Society, . . . . 1315
Fuel Savings Society, 1316
German Society, 131(5
Hibernia Society, . 1316
Mercantile Benefiicial Association, . 1316
Merchants' Fund, 1316
Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society, . 1316
Pennsylvania Colonization Society, . 1316
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, . 1316 Pennsylvania Society for Promoting
the Abolition of Slavery, Ac, . . 1316
Pennsylva. State Temperance Society, 1316 Philadelph. Association for the Relief
of Disabled Firemen, 1316
Phila. Baptist Inst, and Readg. Room 1316 Phila. Sabbath-School Association, . 1316 Phila. Society for Alleviating the Mi- series of Public Prisons, .... 1316 Phila. Society for Promoting Agri- culture ... 1316
Saint Andrew's Society, 1316
Scots Thistle Society, '. 1316
Society of the Sons of St. George, . . 1316 State Society of the Cincinnati of
Pennsylvania, 1316
Swiss Benevolent Society, .... 1316
The Grandom Institution, ... 1316 The Society for the Institution and
Support of First Day Schools, . . 1318
Union Benevolent Association, . . . 1316
United Am. Mechanic Hall Assn., . 1316
Welsh Society 1316
Young Men's Christian Association, . 1316
Missionary Societies 1315
Municipal Elections, when held, .... 1302
Newspapers and Periodicals, 1335
Packets, — Sailing and Steam, .... 1335
Plank Roads, 1339
Post Office, 1303
Public Buildings and Places, . . . . . 1341
Public Halls and Places of Amusement, . 1341
Public School Houses, 1341
Rail Roads 1339
Saving Fund Societies, 1325
Secret and Benefit Societies, 1318
Senatorial and Representative Districts, . 1301 Societies for the Relief and Employment of
the Poor, 1317
Soup Houses, ... - 1317
State and County Elections, 1302
Steam Boats, 1334
Summary of Public Schools, 1309
Tax Rates 1299
Telegraph Companies, 1340
Tract and Publication Societies, .... 1315
Turnpike Companies, 1340
Water Rates, ' 1299
COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
ALABAMA.
Joshua Spering, 142J S 4th
John Russell, 47 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
David B. Birney, 37 S 3d
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Samuel L. Taylor, S E 6th & Walnut
ARKANSAS,
John Russell, 47 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
CALIFORNIA.
Joshua Spering, 1424 S 4th Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
CONNECTICUT.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Sperina;, 142i S 4th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
DELAWARE.
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d
FLORIDA.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S .3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
GEORGIA.
Joshua Spering, 142.V S 4th John Russell, 47 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
ILLINOIS.
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Joshua Spering, 1424- S 4th Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
INDIANA.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S .3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
IOWA.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Edward Shippen, S B 6th & Walnut
KANSAS.
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Joshua Spering, 1424 S 4th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
KENTUCKY.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
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LOUISIANA.
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut
Joshua Sparing, 142^ S 4th
John P. Montgomery, 204 S 5th
Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut, 2d story
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
David B. Birney, 37 S 3d
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MAINE.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MARYLAND.
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d 'Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d John Clayton, 717 Walnut Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MASSACHUSETTS.
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142| S 4th Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
MINNESOTA.
John Russell, 47 S 3d 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 David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
MICHIGAN.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MISSISSIPPI.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142 J S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 6th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
MISSOURI.
John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142-1 g 4th Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Alfred Longstreth, 337 N 6th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 6th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
NEBRASKA.
Joshua Spering, 1424 S 4th David B Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 6th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
John Russell, 47 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 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, 243 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
NEW JERSEY.
B. W. Beesley, 32 N 11th
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
Joshua Spering, 1422^ S 4th
Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut, 2d story
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
David B. Birney, 37 S 3d
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, 243 S 5th
Joshua Spering, 142| S 4th
Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut, 2d story
David B. Birney, 37 S 3d
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
NORTH CAROLINA.
Joshua Spering, 142i S 4th John Russell, 47 S 3d Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3<1 Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
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COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
OHIO.
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5tli John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142J S 4th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Edward Shippen, SE 6th & Walniit Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
OREGON.
John Ru.==ell, 47 S 3d Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d
RHODE ISLAND.
John Russell, 47 S 3d . Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Hugh AY. Tener, 13 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Arthur M, Burton, 243 S 5th John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142 ^ S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 AValnut Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th A Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
TENNESSEE.
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142-J S 4th David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 253 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
TEXAS.
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut
Joshua Spering, 142-J S 4th
Edward Armstrong, 407 Walnut, 2d story
Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
David B. Birney, 37 S 3d
Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d
Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut
VERMONT.
John Russell, 47 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d
VIRGINIA.
Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut John Russell, 47 S 3d John P. Montgomery, 204 S 5th Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th Samuel L. Taylor, 422 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 32 S 3d David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th
WISCONSIN.
Arthur M. Burton, 243 S 5th John Russell, 47 S 3d Joshua Spering, 142^ S 4th Charles Sergeant, 432 Walnut David B. Birney, 37 S 3d Hugh W. Tener, 13 S 3d Edward Shippen, S E 6th & Walnut Samuel L. Taylor, 423 Walnut Theodore D. Rand, 82 S 3d
COPARTNEESHIPS AND DISSOLUTIONS.
1861.
FORMED.
Bareroft & Co. (S. B. Barcroft, Wetherill Lee and M. P. McEwen), dry goods, 405 Market
Bennett, Ruch & Co. (H. K. Bennett, Joseph N. Ruch and Charles H. Sieger), shirts, &c., 217 Church al
Bunting, Dennis & Jones (Jacob T. Bunting, William H. Dennis, and Samuel A. Jones) , com. mers., 28 S Del av
Burkhardt George J. & Co. (George J. Burk- hardt, John M. Smith and W. H. Burkhardt), vats and tank builders. Broad and Buttonwood
Burnet, Sexton & Swearingen (Eli S Burnet, John ¥7. Sexton, A. Van Swearingen and John C. Bickel), fancy goods and notions, 409 Mar- ket
Catherwood & Winebrenner (Andrew J. Cather- wood and David S. Winebrenner), liquors, 110 and 112 N 2d
Conover A. M., boots, shoes, &o., 524 Market
Dallett John & Co. (John Dallett, William G.
Boulton, William Bliss, Thomas Dallett, J.
and Thomas Dallett), com. and shipping, 128
Walnut Dallett &, Son (Henry C. Dallett and Henry C.
Dallett, jr.), commission and shipping, 424 S
Del av D'Invilliers Charles E. & Co. (Camille and Charles
E. D'Invilliers), exchange brokers, 30 S 3d
Faust D. & Co. (David Faust, B. N. Cregar and
John Hanold), hardware, 49 N 3d Fries & Lehman (Aaron Fries and R. Jones
Lehman), cloths, 43 N 2d Funk Charles W. & Co. (Charles W. Funk and
Henry P. Zeuner), Swiss and French goods,
&c., 17 Bank
Gans, Leberman & Co. (Solomon Gans, sr., L. J. Leberman, Myer Gans, Daniel Gans, Wesley Wilgus and John Schroyer), clothiers, 22 N 3d
Garretson, Brady & Co. (Jacob Garretson, Thomas F. Blakemore, Thomas F. Brady and Garrett N Smith), dry goods, 307 Market
Godfrey Joseph & Co. (Joseph Godfrey and Augustu.s D. Carroll), shoe findings, 38 N 4th
Haddock, Reed & Co. (Daniel Haddock, jr., Charles D. Reed and Stephen Kimball), whole- sale boots and shoes, 438 and 440 Market
Hallowell Morris L. & Co. (Morris L. Hallowell, James Traquair, J. L. Hallowell, T. W. Sweeny, Enoch R. Hutchin.«on, William P.
Hallowell and T. Russell Dawson), silks, Ac,
333 Market Hance, Griffith & Co. (Edward H. Hance, J.
Clarkson Griffith and Joseph C. Hance), manu- facturing chemists, 509 North Hassel William F. & Sons (William F., Joseph
and William Hassel), importers of furs, 235
Arch Hess, Rogers & Chambers (Jacob S. Hess, Tol-
bert M. Rodgers and David W. Chambers),
notions, 411 Market
Jones J. William & Co., merchandise brokers, 17
N Front Justice Philip S. (Philip S. Justice and J.
Howard Mitchell) , railroad supplies, 21 N 5th
Laning & Schrack (J. F. Laning and Thomas L.
Schraek), paper hangings, 602 Arch Lippinoott H. H. & Trotter (Henry H. Lippin-
cott, William Trotter and George Lipj)incott,
special), wholesale grocers, 21 N Water and 20
N Del av Longstreth William & Co. (William Longstreth
and George B. Atlee), wholesale teas, 39 S
Front Loutey John & Co. (John Loutey and George D.
Wisham), dry goods, 14 S 2d
Maitland E. V., broker, 15 Mers. Exchange
Mason James S. & Co. (James S. Mason, Wil- liam J. Caner and Richard S. Mason), black- ing, 138 and 140 N Front
Mellor Thomas & Co. (Thomas Mellor, Edward Baines, John B. Mellor, G. 0. Evans and Wil- liam Mellor), hcsiery, 40 and 42 N 3d
Merrick & iSons (J. Vaughan, and William H. Merrick, John E. Cope and Hartley Merrick), Southwark foundry, 430 Washington av
Morris, Clothier & Lewis (George Morris, Isaac H. Clothier and Edmund Lewis), cloths, 37 S 2d
Munier John S. & Co. (John S. Munier, Anthony Reybold and Charles B. Stewart), cloth, &c., 306 Market
Pearce John & Co. (John Pearce and Enos T. Doran), hosiery and gloves, 61 N 3d
Randolph & Jenks (Evan Randolph and John S. Jenks), commission merchants, 101 S Front
Senat, Brothers & Go. (Lewis D. Senat and W. Hayward Nicols), silk goods, 238 Chestnut
sliv
COPARTNERSHIPS AND DISSOLUTIONS.
Shober & Co. (John B. & Samuel L. Shober and Anthony M. Kimber), oils, 26 S Del av
Shortridge, Brother & Co. (John H. and Charles W. Shortridge. James S. Young, John Ham- man, Simon Snyder and James S. Berger), dry goods, 415 Market
Shultz, Peiper & Co. (Walter P. Shultz, Michael G. Peiper and Albert C. Gardner), boots and shoes, 45 N 3d
Simpson Hood & Son (Hood and John L. Simp- son), manufacturers, 213 Church al
Snyder, Grubb & Co. (S. R. Snyder, J. W. Grubb and James D. Mellick), clothing manu- facturers, 2191 ]sj- sd
Thomson & Devereux (A. Hamilton Thompson and Alfred Devereux) , general com. mers.
Van Horn, Woodworth & Co. (Charles- C. "Van Horn, Joseph E. Woodworth and Abraham Cox), com. mers. 114 S Del ar
Wainwright & Co. (Clement R. and Israel R.
Wainwright), wholesale grocers, N E 2d and
Arch Wallis John G., com. wine, &c., 21 N Water and
20 N Del av Walter & Kaub (Israel H. Walter and A. L.
Kaub), china and queensware, 234 N 3d Walton Joseph & Co., coal, 112 S 2d Walton S. D. & Co. (S. D. and Collins W. Wal- ton), hats and caps, 125 and 127 N 3d Whilldin Alexander & Sons (Alexander, L. N.,
and Alexander Whilldin, jr.), com. mers., 18
N Front Wilson N. J., general com. mer., 516 S Del av
DISSOLUTIONS.
Barras, Headley & Hemphill, jewelers, 836 Chest- nut
Bickley & Davis, ice dealers, 1622 Market
Bilger & Taylor, grain, feed, &c., 317 and 319 N Front
Burkhardt George J., & Co., Broad and Button- wood
Burton & Laning, paperhangings, 602 Arch
Childs & Peterson, publishers, 602 Arch Conover & Brothers, boots, shoes, &c., 524 Market
Dallett Brothers, com. and shipping mers., 424 S
Del av Dulles & Cope, drugs, 126 and 128 S Front
Faust, Winebrener & Co., hardware, 49 N 2d Fries & Magee, cloths, 43 N 2d
Haddock, Reed & Co. (Hazen Haddock dead) shoes, &c., 438 and 440 Market
Justice & Steinmetz, com. hardware, 5th & Com- merce
Knight C. P., & Co., fish and provisions, 114 S Del av
Leslie C. M. S. & Co., conveyancers, 112 S 4th
Lippineott J. B. & Co. (Benjamin B. Willis with- drawn), booksellers, 22 & 24 N 4th Louty & Mitchell, dry goods, 14 S 2d Lukens M. J. & Co., saddlery, 312 Market
Machette & Jones, mer. brokers, 17 N Front Mathieu Emil (Emil Mathieu & Charles F. Screi-
ber), vinegar, 120 & 122 Lombard Merrick & Sons (Samuel V. Merrick withdrawn)
Southwark foundry
Palmer J. & Co., general produce mers., Market
st whf Price Kirk J., china, &c., retires from 234 N 3d
Regar & Marquett, fancy dry goods, 219 N 3d Robarts, Walton & Co., coaldealers, 112 S 2d
Shober, Bunting & Co., oils, &c., 26 S Del av Shultz, Peiper & Sieger, boots & shoes, 45 N 3d Syz John & Co. (Charles W. Funk withdrawn), French and German goods
Van Dusen, Norton & Co. (W. S. Roberts with- drawn), coal, 203 Walnut
Welsford, Ranken & Co. (N. J. Wilson retires) ,
merchants, 516 S Del av Wood George A. (retires, succeeded by George
B. Kerfoot), com. mer. 104 S Del av
ADDITIONS, COMECTIONS, AND REMOVALS.
Adkisson Samuel, shoemaker, 1134 Miller Aldrich William T., student, 16 N 7th ALLEN, LAFFBRTY & CO., dyers, Fkd av and
Alleghany av Alsop Robert, att'y at law, 419 Walnut, h 553 N
6th Anderson E., grocer, from 118 S 2d to 212 S 9th Andrews Andrew, carpenter, 37th ab Elm Archambault A. L., from 1726 Green to Queen &
Green, Gtn Armitage Jacob, miller, Byberry Arnold Peter, cooper, N W 27th & Poplar Ashbrooke Thomas, carpenter, 221 Reed Ashby William J., Somerton Ashton William, farmer, Bustleton pike Asmond Elisha, farmer, n Somerton Atlee Walter F., M.D., 210 S 13th
Baker Charles H., clerk, removed to 1017 Noble Baker Henry, tailor, fr 1532 Callowhill to 1017
Noble Baker Michael, mahogany mill, Hillsdale bel Race Bailey Edward N., M.D., dentist, 242 N 10th BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP, N W 6th & Vine BARGER THOMAS J., att'y at law, 242 S 6th,
h 1209 S 6th Barley Henry, farmer, Sraithfield rd Barton George, hatter, 422 S 5th, h 1114 South Barton Thomas, hatter, 422 S 5th, h 1114 South Beam Charles, store, Byberry Bennett, Ruch & Co., (H. K. Bennett, Joseph JV. Ruck, and Charles H. Sieger), 217 Church al Bernheim M., removed from 21 S 2d to 8 N 3d BINES & SHEAFP, coal dealers. Arch st wharf,
Schuylkill Birkman George, tavern, Somerton BLACK THOMPSON & SON, grocers and tea
dealers, N W Broad & Chestnut Bonner Benjamin, fanner, Moreland Bonner James, gent., Moreland Bonner James, jr., farmer, Moreland BONSALL BROTHERS, conveyancers, 116 N 9th Bowman Henry, farmer, Andalusia rd, Byberry Boyce Abraham, carpenter, Somerton Brass Daniel, gate keeper, Bustleton pike BREAKER CHARLES W., druggist, S E 6th &
Parrish BROWN CHARLES, REV., Secretary Philadel- phia Education Soc, 1334 Chestnut, h Spruce ab 40th Burns John, dry goods, 2 S 11th
CALDWELL SAMUEL W. Jr., druggist and apothecary, S W 10th & Ogden
Canby Wm. J., conveyancer, fr 152 S 4th, h 114 N 15th
Carmick Louis, com. mer., 9 S Front, h 435 Lom- bard, or Walnut n Margaretta, W P
Carvick J.imej, druggist, 1617 Richard
Chamberlain G. J., M.D., 622 S 11th
Charles Sarah M., widow George, trimmings, 523
Spruce •
Cheeseman Clinton, seaman. Church bel Wash- ington, Bdg Chesterman Washington, waterman, r 912 Otsego Clee Benjamin, hosiery and trimmings, 40 Bank,
h 1223 Stiles Coates George M., gent. 814 Arch Cockey C. W., 344 S 15th Conover Joseph, furniture store, 1715 Market Conard Rachel, widow, 918 Parrish Cook John, M.D., 618 S 11th Cooper Warden, carder, r 1829 South Corson Lewis^ mariner, 1246 Crease Corson Thomas E., mariner, 1251 Crease Costas Joseph, imp. segars, 124 Walnut Courtney William B., salesman, 414 Market, h.
333 Arch Cox Thomas P., from 711 Spruce to 616 Washing- ton sq Craig Leonard E., carp. & builder, 1604 Market Cugler Samuel, police, Coral n Adams Curtis Richard Joseph, gilder, 160 Wilmer
Dalrymple James, carpenter, 846 Wharton DAVIS P. C, publisher Great Western Business
Guide, advertising and collecting agent, 1604
Market Dickinson J. W. Mrs., removed from 2048 Vine
to 44 N 7th Dorrance G. Morris, att'y at law, 423 Walnut Duy Charles A. removed to 147 S 4th
Edwards Augustus P., Edwards James G., 108 N
19th Eisenbrey Albert, sawmill. Pear, h 422 S 11th English Beverly, cloaks, Ac, 25 S 9th, h 750 S 9th
Ferris Thomas, weaver 1322 Rose Filley Otis C, clerk, 1222 Market Fink Lilla A., crochet and knitting, 100 S 13th,
h 132 S 15th Peering Albert R., removed from 1004 Mt. Ver- non to 1414 N 15th Pojring & Backus, stovedealers, 113 N 2d Fornwald Michael, 1524 S 2d Fornwald William, printer, 1524 S 2d Funk Charles W., mer., 17 Bank, h 251 N 11th PUNK CHARLES W. & CO. (Charles W. Funk A- Henry F. Zeuner), impts. Swiss, French and German goods, 17 Bank
Griffith Horace & Co., removed from 627 Arch to
609 North Gross Lewis & Bro. {Lewis If Ernest Gross),
pork butchers, 88 & 89 Franklin Market Gugf^enheim Morris, spices, 37 N Front, h 1207
Germantown av
ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, AND REMOVALS.
Gruillette J. Guild, att'y & conveyancer, 430 Wal- nut
HALL SAMUEL P., att'y at law, removed to 6th
& Sansom Hay R. H., merchant, 240 Chestnut, h 157 N 15th HATES FERDINAND B., att'y at law, office 619
Walnut, h N W 13th & Arch Heacock William, furniture, 18 N 9th Hicks J. Rodman, cloths, 323 Market, h 1122 Mt.
Vernon
Hoffman J. L., com. merchants, 417 Commerce,
h 1711 Wylie Hoopes Bernard, from 517 to 506 Market HOWE & SCHOTT, stock and bill brokers, 226 S
3d Hugo & Bro. {Henry 6j- Aiignstzcs Hugo) , cake
and pie bakers, 714 N 11th
JBANES, SCATTERGOOD & CO., importers fruits, &c., 112 S Del av
KEREOOT GEORGE B., com. mer.,104 S Delav,
bds Merchants Hotel Keith & Battles, boots, shoes, &c., from 240
Church al to 40 N 3d Knox Susan, widow James L., gentlewoman, h
1025 S 7th
LANDLORD'S PROTECTIVE AGENCY, 429
Walnut Lawson William H., liquors, 607 Market Learning R. W., removed from 719 Locust to 210
W Washington square Lockwood Manufacturing Company, 255 S 3d Lockwood William E., com. mer., 255 S 3d, h737
Spruce Longstreth Charles C, conveyancer, 703 Sansom,
h Price, Gtn
Markland George L., 135 S 5th
McKAT S. KINGSTON, conveyancer, 427 Wal- nut, h 316 S 16th
McClain Hugh, carpenter, 1010 Medical, h 1012 Christian
McElhare James, from 912 N 11th to 251 N 10th
McPADDEN k BAKER (William McFaddRn &f Michael Baker), mahogany mill, Hillsdale bet Race and Cherry
McFadden William, mahogany mill, Hillsdale bel
Race Melntyre Henry, att'y at law, 133 S 5th, h 925
N 6th Mahlon B. Sexton, salesman, 503 Market, h 208
Plum, Camden Manley Ira A., 735 Brown MARRELL & SCHROEDER, importers silks and
woollens, 214 Chestnut Morris Paschal, agr. implts, from 7th & Market
to 1120 Market Mulliken C. P., trunks, &c., 533 Market
Orwig G. Thomas, Publisher's Exchange, 411 Chestnut
Osier H. Jr., att'y at law, 130 S 6th, h 433 Dau- phin
PAGE JOSEPH P., coal dealer, 114 Market & Locust street wharf Schuylkill, h 1526 Walnut
Perot Joseph sr., mer., 36 N Del av, h Gtn
Perot J. S. & E. L. {Joseph S. ElUstoii, L. (^ Effingham Perot), com. mers., 36 N Del av
Prentiss Alonzo B., broker, 107 Chestnut, h 725 Shirley
Relf Charles P., com. mer., 129 S Front, h Gtn Robertson William H., painter, 133 Shippen, h 130 Federal
Sabine A. F., removed to 147 S 4th
SABINE ctDUY {A. F. Sabine 6^ Chas. A. Buy),
genl. ius. agts., to 147 S 4th SAMUEL JOHN, att'y-at-law, removed from 204
to 135 S 5th Slack J. M., to 301 N 7th Smith, Bowen k Co., dry goods, removed to 257
Market Stanton M. Hall, removed from 506 Market to
316 Market Steinmetz Saml., shipcarpenter, 1010 Mechanic
Thomas &, Martin, from 217 to 322 Chestnut Turnbull Wm. P., mer., 23 S 4th, h 244 S 17th Twiname John H., clerk, 112 Chestnut, h UN 2d
Washington Margaret M., h 1531 Locust WILLIAM & NORRIS, plumbers and gasfitters, N
W 13th & Race Woodward William H., mer., removed from 1610
Summer to S E 38th & Walnut
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ab above ; acct. accountant; al alley ; att'y and coun. attorney and counsellor; av avenue ; bel below ; bet between ; Bdg Bridesburg ; B T Bristol Township ; Bin Bustleton ; b h boarding house ; C Hill Chestnut Hill ; c corner ; ct court ; E East ; Fkd Frankford ; Pkl Franklin ; Gtn Germantown ; G T av Germantown avenue ; gent, gentleman ; gentw. gentlewoman ; H Ville Hestonville ; h house ; Hbg Holmesburg ; Ken Kenderton ; 1 lane ; lab laborer ; M Ville Mayland- ville ; Myk Manayunk ; Mt A Mount Airy ; manuf. manufacturer and manufactory ; mer. merchant ; mr. maker ; N Penn North Penn ; n near ; N North ; Penyk Pennypack ; E, Ridge ; E,d Rich, mond ; Smfid Smithfield ; S South ; Sch Schuylkill ; T Trenton ; W West ; whf wharf or wharves.
AAR
Aaron James S., 247 S 8th
Aaron Philip, turner, 865 N 4th
Aarons Aaron, clothing, 909 N 2d
Aarons Adolph, turner, h 223 Carter
Aarons Alfred, coachtrimmer, 706 Girard av
Aarons Jacob, hairdresser, 1104 Jefferson av
Aarons Nathaniel, salesman, 1104 Market, h 843
S2d Aaronson Caleb F., salesman, 517 Market, h 314
N 19th Aaronson Charles, carpenter, h 655 N Broad Aaronson George P. , millwright, 457 Allen Aaronson Henry, conductor, 314 N 19th Aaronson Joseph, supt stables, 314 N 19th Abadie V. J., clerk, 201 N 4th, h 431 Catharine Abadie Victor, druggist, 431 Catharine Abbale William, tailor, 535 N 3d Abbett Benjamin F., clerk, 219 Market, h 261 N
5th Abbett Catharine, nurse, 1022 Olive Abbett E. M., clerk, h 261 N 5th Abbett Ezekiel M., bonnet presser, 261 N 5th Abbett & Renouf {Theodore Abbett and Joshua
Renoi(f), carpenters, 628 Weaver Abbett Sallie, school teacher, h 1022 Olive Abbett Theodore, carpenter, 628 Weaver, h 924
Nectarine Abbey Charles, goldfoil manuf. 230 Pear, h 321
Spruce Abbey Charles 0., manuf. 230 Pear, h 117 S 16th ABBEY CHARLES & SONS {Charles, William
R., and Charles O. Abbey), goldfoil manufs.,
228 & 230 Pear Abbey George P.. mer. 308 N 3d, h 321 Spruce ABBEY (fc NEPF {George P. Abbey ^ John A.
NeJD, imps. hardware^SOS N 3d Abbey William J., goldfoil, 522 S lOth Abbey William M., tobacco, 31 N Water, h 321
Vine Abbey William R., manuf. 230 Pear, h 522 S lOth Abbot Abden, bridgetender, Whitehall, h Water
& Ann
ABB
Abbot Edward A., salesman, 214 Chestnut, h 137
N 11th Abbot Mary, widow William, h 2033 Hampton Abbott Abraham I., grocer, 843 S 2d, h 33 Chris- tian Abott Catharine, widow Edward, 613 Parrish Abbott Ann N. 910 Clinton ABBOTT & CO. {Samuel A. Abbott, no Co.),
platform scales, N W 9th & Melon Abbott C. H. & G. {Charles H. Abbott, George
dead), hardware, 18 N 4th, h 910 Clinton Abbott Charles R., secy 5th &, 6th railroad, h
1739 Coates Abbott E. W., trunkmr. 1039 Crease Abbott Francis A., bricklayer, 419 Harmony Abbott Henry, 137 N 11th Abbott Isaiah, bricklayer, 1443 S 2d Abbott James, h 1426 Arch Abbott James G., 410 Brown, h 806 N 7th Abbott James W., clerk, N E c Race & Broad, h
1421 Vine Abbott John, overseer, Paul n Ruan Abbott John E., painter, N E c Broad & Race, h
1225 Parrish ABBOTT, JOHNES & CO. {Redman Abbott,, George W. Johnes, Williajn H. Berry, George J. Gross, and William T. Wilcox), imps, staple and fancy silk goods, 527 Market and 524 Com- merce Abbott Joseph E., hatter, 315 Pierce Abbott Mary, widow, h 137 N 11th Abbott Mary Ann col'd, wid William, r 9 Emelino Abbott Michael, gardener, h 1727 Jones Abbott Montelius, h 1426 Arch ABBOTT & NOBLE {James G. Abbott tV Charles
Noble), Liberty Stove Works, 410 Brown Abbott Redman, merchant, 527 Market, h 1926
Chestnut Abbott Samuel A., scale manuf. N W 9th & Mel- on, h 927 Parrish Abbott Samuel, bookkr. 122 S Del av, 2191 S 7th Abbott Samuel, laborer, r 116 Christian
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Abbott Sarah, widow George, Hancock n Jefferson Abbott Stephen F., salesman, 424 Market, h 139
Arch Abbott Thomas, engraver, h 319 S 18th Abbott Thomas, trader, 1323 N 10th Abbott William, driver, 15 Annapolis Abbott William, papermaker, Levering n Wood
(Myk) Abbott WiUiam, treas. Swede's Iron Furnace, h
2305 Green Abbott William, Jr., machinist. Chestnut (Myk) Abbott William, brickmaker, h 2033 Hampton ABBOTT WILLIAM H., att'y, 20 N 7th, h 1421
Vine Abbott William L., gent. 1616 Arch Abbott William S., agent, 241 Chestnut, h 2305
G-reen Abbott Wilson, brewer, 136 N 2d, h 109 N 5th Abdill William, engineer, 2 Christian Abe Simon, laborer, Lehman, Gtn Abeeker William, cordwainer, 913 Thompson Abel Augustus, engineer, 1416 Howard Abel Charles, ehairmaker, 944 Kurtz Abel Charles, painter, 40 X 5th, h 532 N Market Abel Charles, carriagemaker, 419 Brown Abel Charles, fisherman, r 464 Allen Abel Charles E., tinsmith, 622 X 2d, h 820 N 4th Abel Charles S., tinsmith, 820 N 4th Abel Edward M., butcher, 968 Alder Abel Edwin, shoecutter, 819 Xectarine Abel Franklin, brassfounder, 931 Xew Market Abel George, cordwainer, 1129 ^Marlborough Abel George M., veal butcher, stalls 86 & 88 Gi-
rard av Market, h 1225 Wallace Abel Henry, laborer, Mulaney ab Oxford Abel Henry Mrs., 330 Dean Abel James, dealer, 947 N 5th Abel John, dealer, stalls 223 & 225 Franklin Mar- ket, h Camden Abel John ehairmaker, 934 IST Front Abel John, 816 St John Abel John fisherman, 466 Allen Abel John, looking-glass framemer, 848 h 820 X 4th Abel John D., tilemaker, 32d bel Ludlow Abel John H., framemaker, 820 N 4th Abel Joseph, mason, Gtn av ab Wissahickon Abel & Kelly [Charles Abel, William F. Kelly),
painters, 40 N 5th Abel Marv. widow of John, 82 E Market, h Ross ABEL PETER E., advertising clerk, h 1256 N
11th Abel Peter H., tinsmith, 820 X 4th Abel Robert K., watchmaker, 968 Alder Abel Robert K., Jr., butcher, 968 Alder Abel Samuel, segarmaker, 1319 Palethorp Abel Samuel, brassfounder, 931 Xew Market Abel Sophia, widow, 1416 Howard Abel Susan, widow of Peter, 947 N 5th Abel Susan, seamstress, 1315 Rye Abele Christian, baker, 1002 Coates Abeles B., millinery goods, 54 S 2d Abeles Seligman, dry goods, 117 N 2d Abell A. S., publisher, S W Chestnut t 3d, h Bal- timore Abell George, baker, 2205 Filbert Abell James W., artist, 139 Richmond Abell John, barber, bds 413 Vine Abell Amasa E., eoachpainter, 2017 Girard av Abell Peter E., salesman, 1250 N 11th Abell Joseph, shoemaker, 816 St. John Abell W. D., druggist, 518 X Front Abels Andrew, currier, 852 Randolph Abels William, currier. 852 Randolph Abendroth Christian, tailor, r 155 Brown Abendroth William, tailor, 1419 Vienna
LacCf Miisliii) Damask, Brocatellej and
Abenroth Adolph, barber, bds 353 N 4th Abercrombie James, warper, 1735 Carver Abernathy John, laborer, 411 X loth Abernethy John H., grocer, 1245 Coates Abernethy J, M., druggist, 935 Arch Abernethy Robert, gentleman, Dauphin c 5tli Abey John, clerk,'425 X 3d Abinger J., tailor, 212 X 4th Able Charles, laborer, 156 Poplar Able David, shoemaker, 1019 Federal Able George M., victualler, 1225 Wallace Able Jacob C, dry goods, 920 Girard av Able John, barkeeper, Xicetown 1 n Ridge aT Able John, clerk, 912 Warnock Able John watchman, P T Bank, 1225 Wallace Able M. C, dry goods, 920 Girard av Able Peter, cordwainer, 1326 Earl Able Peter, shoemaker, r 870 Orchard Able Robert, plateprinter, 838 X 13th Able Samuel H,, wharf builder, 1019 Ross Able William, moulder, 1326 Earl Abnett John W., bricklayer, 836 Swanson Abnett Joseph C, bricklayer, r 649 X 15th Aboon Joseph K., upholsterer, 104 X 6th, h 1306
Barlow Abraham D. C, farmer, stall 211 Farmers' Market,
h Delaware county Abraham Edward, tailor, 1221 Columbia av Abraham Isaac, beef butcher, stalls 6 & 8 Girard
av market, h 1331 Mervine Abraham Isaac, vict., 2d & Brown, h 1630 N 12th Abraham Isaac, butcher, h Rising Sun Abraham Isaac, dealer in cattle, h 1723 Francis Abraham Joseph, jr., conductor, h Germantown
av bel Meetler Abraham Robert, segarmaker, h 7 Fairfax pi Abraham Samuel, farmer, 100 F. Mkt, h Del. CO Abraham William, butcher, h Gtn av ab 10th Abrahams Elizabeth, wid, of Moses, 683 n 12th Abrahams Isaac, victualler, 1331 Mervine Abrahams Jacob, clothing merchant, 344 South Abram A., brickmaker, Frankford n Oxford Abram Joseph, butcher, 1609 Bodine ab Oxford Abram William, butcher, 848 Charlotte Abrams Anna M., seamstress, r 703 Mintzer Abrams Augustus, gasfitter, r Orchard n George Abrams David, drover, 432 George Abrams Edward, tailor, 1221 Columbia av Abrams George, carpenter, h 1012 Dorrance Abrams George, brickmaker, Bodiue ab Oxford Abrams Henry, cigarmaker, 842 Lawrence Abrams Isaac, Rev., h 9 Elmslie's al Abrams Jacob, hostler, Allen n Frankford Abrams John W., clerk, h 907 Xew Market Abrams Joseph, attorney-at-law, 507 Race Abrams Michael, driver, h 1732 Carver Abrams Michael, coachmaker, S E Girard av &
3d, h 3 Christy pi Abrams Moses, tailor, r 1034 St John Abrams Sarah, 1622 Arch Abrams William, mutton butcher, stall 66 X 2d~
st market, h Germantown av n Gunner's Run Abrams William, pumpmaker, Frankford n Green,
h Cherry n Margaretta Aby John, salesman, 137 X 3d, bds Black Bear Academy of Music, S Broad c Locust Academy of Xatural Sciences, Broad A Sansom Academy of Sisters of Xotre Dame, 1321 Filbert Acart Frederick, rag dealer, 5 Fetter's lane Accon John, gardener, 1309 Mervine Accoo Jesse (col'd), coachman, 219 Vanderveer Accor & Forepaush, {Samiiel Acror if Charles
Forepaugh) flour k feed, 2110 Ridge av Accor Samuel, flour & feed, 2110 Ridge av, h
Sharswood ab 21st Drapery CurtaiuS) of every description;
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ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT {H. J. Lom- bard), P R R, office 238 S 3d Ache Henry, tavern, Gtn av bel Norris Achenbaeh George W. cordwainer, h 148 Otter Acheson Armon D., mer., 1015 Market, h 33d bel
Market Acheson Charles, mer., 1015 Market, h Lancaster
Co, Pa Acheson Charles & Co., Charles Acheson lV Armon
D. Achrson,) flour & trans, mer., 1015 Market Achesori. James, c 20th & Brandywine Achiardi Dario, prof, of music, h 427 "Wood Achuf Hodson, clerk, Haines bel Hancock Achuff Charles, wheelwright, Tacony Achuff Francis, boot & shoe manuf., 232 Arch, h
Germantown Achuff Joseph, keeper Moyamensing Prison, 916
Wharton Achuff J. C, boot & shoe manuf., 232 Arch, h
Germantown Achuff William, shoemaker, h pike, Bustleton Ackenbaoh Martin, tailor, h 9 Millicent av Acker Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 719 N 7th Acker Henry, baker, h 1010 Girard av Acker Jacob, blacksmith, 1638 S 6th Acker James, tailor, 414 Ireland Ackerman Clinton M., salesman, 118 Chestnut, h
2d bel Elm, Camden Ackerman David, baker, 1103 South Ackerman David R., carpenter, 966 Marshall Ackerman Emil, lithographist, 311 Chestnut (up
stairs), h N E c 5th & Wood Ackerman Francis, shoemaker, h 1205 Heath Ackerman George, tailor, h 416 Canton Ackerman George, butcher, stalls 190 & 192
Franklin Market, h 28th n Thompson Ackerman Hannah, wid. of David, 966 Marshall Ackerman Herman, embroideries, 203 S 5th, h
New York Ackerman <fc Hunzinger {Hermayi AckerTnan ^
Werner Hunzinger), embroideries, 203 S 5th Ackerman Jacob, tailor, 1209 Randolph Ackerman John, laborer, h Grays Ferry Road bel
Washington av Ackerman John B., bonnet presser, 560 N 5th Ackerman Joseph, clothing store, 830 South Ackerman Joshua, bartender, 1826 Ridge av Ackerman William, cab. mr., h 925 Thompson Ackerman Wm. R., pianomaker, 1014 Sargeant Ackermann Loui.s, signpainter, 418 Girard av Ackermann Phillip, surg. inst. maker, 15 N 5th Ackin Robert, laborer, h r 1936 Market Ackoe William, engineer, r 637 St Mary Ackley Charles S., chaircaner, 88 Laurel Ackley Henry, bootmaker, 1319 Market Ackley Hannah, widow William, dressmaker, h
r 1858 Germantown av Ackley John, dealer, 963 Warnock Ackley J. B., M D, office & h 1105 Arch. Ackley John T., engineer, h 2139 Summer Ackley L., cordwainer, 230 N 4th Ackley Myers P., machinist, 1016 S 12th Ackley Norman, grocer, 88 Laurel Ackley Sarah, tailoress, Mill, Gtn Ackley Sheve, bookkeeper, 15 Bank Ackley Thomas AV., merchant, 525 Market Ackley William, paperboxmaker, 1210 N 3d Ackley William H., hats, caps, and furs, 802 N 2d Ackroj'd Jeremiah, dyer, 2113 Harmstead AchulF James, jr., turner, Innes ab Allen Actlv Lorenzo, currycomb maker, 1207 Noble, h
S W 18th & Penna av Acton James T., 706 Brown
Acton John J., foreman, 50 N 3d, h 1308 S 10th Acton Nathaniel, laborer, 1730 Lombard
Patten's, 630
Acton William R., merchant tailor, 41 N 6th, h
706 Brown Acton W. R. & Co. (William R. Acton, silent
partner), tailor and publisher, 41 N 6th Acuff Justus, farmer, 199 Spring Garden Market,
h Montgomery co Aeuif William, cardriver, 6th n Dauphin Adair Andrew, seaman, 506 N 4th Adair Annie, domestic, 1406 Spruce Adair Blaney, painter, 506 N 24th Adair Edward P., paperhanger, 1708 Filbert Adair Henry, bartender, Passyunk bel Reed Adair James, furniture cars, 1011 Callowhill Adair John G., printer, 1124 Jefferson
Adair , student, 1122 Vine
Adair Robert, Rev., 1708 Filbert Adair Sprogel, superintendent, n Columbia Bridge Adair William, stonecutter, 1311 Myrtle Adair William J,, carpenter, 506 N 24th Adair William S., paying teller Bank of Com- merce, h607 N 17th Adam Adam, laborer, 127 Girard av Adam William, dealer, 5 & 6 S 2d st Market Adams Alexander, 22 N 15th. Adams Alexander, brushmaker, 113 Market, h N
W 11th & Ogden Adams Alexander, driver, 1312 Shellbark Adams Amos, bootfinisher, 413 Commerce, h Wa- terloo ab Huntington ADAMS ANDREW W., cotton yarn, 137 Mar- ket, h 607 N 12th Adams Anthony, cabinetmaker, 49 N 20th Adams Ann, widow Thomas, 209 Thompson Adams Ann, widow Henry, 514 N 11th Adams Anna, S E 6th & Master Adams A. H., 2017 Arch Adam August, tailor, Cooke n Morris Adams Boyd, police officer, r 412 Shippen ADAMS BUSHRODW., stock broker, 313^ Wal- nut, h 1318 Arch Adams Catharine, widow Eli, 324 York av Adams Charles, cordwainer, Catharine n I7th Adams Charles, engineer, 9 Bohemian pi Adams Charles, laborer, AYashington ab Helpless
la, Myk Adams Charles, merchant, c 8th &, Arch, h. 1642
Green Adams Charles, jr., dry goods mer., 1642 Green Adams Charles P. lampblack, 1520 Girard av Adams Charles H., merchant, c Sth & Arch, L.
1642 Green Adams Charles J., mer., Ill Arch, h 1936 Spruce ADAMS CHARLES J. & CO. {Charles J., How- ard J., ^ Thomas J. Adams), commission and produce merchants, 111 Arch ADAMS CHARLES & SON {Charles Adams ^ Charles II. Adams), dry goods, SE Sth &Arch Adams Charles T., provisions, Gtn av & Tulphkn Adams Charles T., bookkeeper, 138 S Del av, h
1520 Girard av Adams David, smokehouse, c Rachel k Laurel, h
910 N 7th Adams David (c), whitewashing, 10 Brier pi Adams David S., farmer, 74 sec. 3 Shippen Mar- ket, h Gloucester Co Adams Daniel H., bricklayer, 1837 Ginnado Adams Dexter, cabinetmaker, n Columbia Bridge Adams Edward, tinsmith, 222 Marriott Adams Edward A., drygoods. 220 k 222 N 3d, h
221 N 20th Adams Edwin, 31 S llth Adams Elizabeth, widow Daniel, r 1 Dunton Adams Elizabeth, weaver, r Norris AA'' 3d Adams Eli, salesman, 405 Commerce, h 834 Vine I Adams E. George, merchant, 112 S 21st Chestnut Street.
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ADAMS EXPRESS CO., 320 Chestnut
ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'s Freight depot, S Broad
e Locust Adams Ezra E., Rer., 1634 Mt Vernon Adams Francis, porter, 416 N 3d Adams Frederick M., attorney and counsellor,
128 S 6tli, fa 604 Pine Adams F. W., morocco manufacturer, 934 St
John, h 1240 Olive Adams F. W. E., clerk, 229 jS^ew Adams George, laborer, 11 Bowery pi Adams George, shoemaker, r 973 Beach Adams George, 910 N 7th Adams George, salesman, 201 Church al Adams George (c), 16 Emeline Adams George S., curing establishment, 154 &
158 Laurel, h 910 N 7th Adams Hemy, dealer, stall 29 Girard av market,
h 1013 Beach Adams Henry, weaver. Miller bel Wister Adams Henry, musician, r of 1023 Barley Adams Hessel, carpenter, 239 Catharine Adams Howard, laborer, Adams n Edward Adams Howard J., commission merchant. 111
Arch, h 1626 Wallace Adams Jacob, moulder, 848 N 15th Adams Jacob, butcher, 1603 N Front Adams Jacob W., roller, 3 Wheat Adams James, carpet weaver, 2329 Hamilton Adams James, blacksmith, 1024 Dorrance Adair James, weaver, 506 N. 24th Adams James, gardener, 722 West Adams James, miller, 2327 Vine Adams James, driver, 1304 Palethorp Adams James, shoemaker, 216 K" 8th Adams James, spring grind'r, Elizabeth bel Unity Adams James, porter, 609 Market Adams James, laborer, 1713 Burton Adams James, h 329 S 13th Adams James, 615 S 11th Adams James, salesman, Stocker n Carpenter Adams James B., commission mer., 10 S Water,
h Troy, Pa Adams James C, bricklayer, 1031 Vernon Adams James L., segar mak'r, Shirley ab Coates Adams James W., machinist, 1222 Otis Adams Jesse D., chainmaker, Sergern w Coral Adams John, bookbinder, 950 S 4th Adams John, porter, 31 N 13th, h 1536 Palmetto Adams John, seaman, 504 S Penn Adams John, blacksmith, 621 S Broad Adams John, weaver, 1626 Fitzwater Adams John, weaver, Oxford ab Cadwalader Adams John, labo:er, 430 Morris Adams John, seaman, 314 Emmet Adams John, shoemaker, 208 George Adams John, tailor. Cooper n Morris Adams John, laborer, r 1933 Rochford Adams John, cordwainer, Cherry n Margaretta Adams John, laborer, Wyoming n Pratt Adams John, fisherman, r 1030 Montgomery av Adams John, weaver, 1303 Rose Adams John (c), laborer, 224 Anthony Adams John (c) , waiter, 1641 Helmuth Adams John B., att. & coun. 116 S 0th, h 1410 N
11th Adams John B., farmer, stall 535 Farmers' Market
h Montgomery county Adams John C, segarmaker, 501 X 18th Adams John D., brass turner, 903 Hulseman Adams John G., acc't, 337 Market, h 612 Parrish Adams J. Howe, salesman, cor 8th & Arch, h
1642 Green Adams John H. (c), laborer, 1721 Pearl Adams John S., moulder, 848 N 15th
Adams John M., coachman, 223 S 16th Adams John S., gasfitter, 415 Redwood Adams John Q., attorney & counsellor, 123 S 5th,
h 1520 Pine Adams John W. (col'd), shoemaker, 726 South Adams Jonathan, weaver, Jefferson bel Clinton Adams Jonas, waterman, Melville ab WiUiam Adams Joseph, grocer, Washington n Hermitage,
Myk Adams Joseph, carter, 1612 Barker Adams Joseph, fisherman, 1233 Ash •
Adams Joseph, tavern, 242 S Front Adams Joseph (c), whitewasher, 10 Bier pi Adams Joseph, trunkmaker, 1204 Wood Adams Joseph R., clerk, 919 N Front Adams Lemuel A., stationer, 15 S 3d, h 928 N
10th Adams Lewis, machinist, 324 York av Adams Lizzie, hat trimmer, 306 N 15th Adams Mahala, wid Uriah, 956 Otsego Adams Marian, 504 S Penn Adams Martha, wid John, 1438 Bedford Adams Mary, fish dealer, stand 3 N 2d St Market,
h 1235 Ash Adams Mary, wid James, cakes, 747 S 6th Adams M. G. Mrs., books & stationery, 834 Vine Adams Mary J., cook, 714 Mintzer Adams Mary L., dry goods, 615 Girard av., h
1635 Deal Adams Mathilda, child's furnish'g, 1306 Chestnut Adams Maurice, gentleman, 1337 Spruce Adams Michael, shoemaker, r 909 N 13th, Adams Montravill, druggist, 1300 Frankford rd Adams Moses, tailor, 718 S Broad Adams Mrs., 533 Lombard Adams Nicholas, laborer. Sowers ct Adams Paul H., tinsmith, 638 Halowell Adams Philip, laborer, 1311 Randolph Adams Reuben C, mech. dentist, 528 Arch, h
514 Lorien Adams Richard, clerk, 425 Wood Adams Robert, tavern, 17 Frankford Adams Robert, waiter, 1207 Lombard Adams Robert, weaver, 1525 Philip Adams Robert, brushmaker, 113 Market, h N W
11th & Ogden Adams Robert, seaman, 38 Beck Adams Robert, dealer, 737 S Juniper Adams Robert, laborer, 762 S 13th Adams Robert & Co. (?io Co.), merchant, 313^ &
h 1130 Walnut Adams Robert H., clothing, 634 Market, h 533
N 11th Adams Robert, jr., coal dealer, S E Front &
Willow, h 919 N Front Adams Rudolph, druggist, S W Frankford road,
Wakeling Adams R. gentleman, 226 S 8th Adams Samuel, gentleman, 1635 Deal ADAMS SAMUEL, gentleman, 1337 Spruce Adams Stephen L. bookbinder, 1306 Melon Adams & Sutter [James B. Adams if Cliarles .B.
Sutter), produce com. mers., 10 S Water Adams Thomas, weaver, r 1304 South Adams Thomas, laborer, 747 S 6th Adams Thomas, cordwainer, 402 Richmond Adams Thomas, cordwainer, 439 Richmond Adams Thomas, fancy hosiery weaver, Mont- gomery av bel Frankford av Adams f hos., car driver, Foulkrod n Frankford Adams Thomas, weaver, 546 Montgomery av Adams Thomas, lampblack, 1520 Girard Adams Thomas, laborer, N W William &, Edge-
mont Adams Thomas, carter, 2237 Wood
Window Snades and Curtain Goods, "Wholesale and Retail;
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av, h 1520 Girard av Adams Thomas I., druggist, 1539 Lombard Adams Thomas J., merchant. 111 Arch, h Wil- mington, Delaware Adams Thomas M., Columbian Iron Works, 46
N 7th, h 908 N 8th Adams Thomas M., grocer, 900 N 7th Adams Thomas H., saddlers' tools maker, 707
Byard Adams Thomas P., brass finisher, Orchard near
George Adams Timothy, machinist, 710 N 11th Adams Wellington, 321 Race Adams William, drayman, r 12-12 N Front Adams William, coppersmith, 1901 Rochford Adams William, boilermaker, Seybert n 16th Adams William, salesman, Norris n 3d Adams William, hosemaker, Norris n 3d Adams William, grocer, 614 Richmond Adams William, machinist, Fkd n Cumberland Adams William, engineer, Frankford rd n Hunt- ingdon Adams William, carpet weaver, 825 Shippen Adams William, blacksmith, 1321 Locust Adams William, coach trimmer, 22 N 15th Adams William, hosemaker, r Norris W 3d Adams William, porter, 610 S 6th Adams William, dealer, 242 Stampers al Adams William, merchant, Market ab 3d, h 607
N 12th Adams William B., cooper, 921 Torr Adams William F. 402 Richmond Adams William F., baggage master, r 623 S 15th Adams William H., 1626 Vine Adams William L., conductor, 1204 Wood Adams William W., morocco dresser, 934 St John,
h 951 N 9th Adams Z., painter, 146 Richmond Adamson Alan C, bookkeeper, 314 Market, h
1106 Brown Adamson Edmund J., tinsmith, 2012 Cambridge Adamson George, foreman, 6th ab Oxford, h 1618
N2d Adamson James, weaver, N 4th bel Norris Adamson James, 2012 Cambridge Adamson James E., moulder, 2012 Cambridge Adamson John H., bricklayer, 859 N 9th Adamson Joseph, hosiery, gloves, &c., 36 N 4th,
h 1124 Vine Adamson Margaret, wid. Wm. 1346 Kates Adamson Thomas, salesman, S E Arch & 2d, h
1228 Cass Adamson Thomas, merchant, 321 Race Adamson Thomas, weaver, 4 Diamond Adamson Thomas, jr., salesman, 30 N 4th, h 321
Race Adamson William, moulder, 1604 Wood Adamson William, glue & curled hair, 1735 N 6th,
h 1620 N 2d Adamson William, 1624 N 2d Adare Alexander, carpenter, 1312 Savery Adare & Fisher {i<avtiiel Adare if Israel J.
Fisher), mannf rsturn screws, 15th & Hamilton Adare John, laborer, 2 Greble's av Adare Robert, hotel, N E Ridge av and 16th Adare Samuel, manuf., 15th and Hamilton, h
Callowhill ab 15th Adare William, boot and shoemaker, 214 N 10th Adare William, butcher, G T av ab Hartwell av Addicks John E., president Alleghany Coal Co.,
230 S 3d, h 030 Race Addicks J. Edw'd, clerk, 1218 Market, h 630
Race Addin Robert, watchmaker, 308 Iseminger
Addins Modesti, machinist, 1506 Callowhill
Addinher Jacob, laborer, h 933 Darien
Addis Amos A., photographer, 160 W Girard av,
h 1164 Sites Addis Charles, brickmaker, 1167 S 12th Addis Edwin, jeweler, 1419 Ridge av Addis Eliza, artist, 1419 Ridge av Addis Isaac, grocer, 1167 S 12th Addis John C, miller, 1704 N 6th Addis John C. jr., clerk, 47 S 3d, h 1704 N 6th Addis Mich'l, porter, 219 Chestnut, h6 Allison pi Addis Samuel, teacher, French, h 608 Locust Addis Stewart J., driver, 2213 Coates Addis William, plaster, 1631 Lombard Addison John (c), waiter, 1526 Sansom Addison Jonathan, spinner, 2136 Spruce Addison Sarah (e), 7 Emeline Addison William, carpenter, 1231 Charlotte Addison William, watchcasemaker, 802 Wood Ade Godfrey, tailor, 308 Beaver Ade Gotleib, carpenter, 308 Beaver Ade John, shoemaker, bds 353 N 4th Adelberger Laurence, baker, N E Cadwalader
and Oxford Aden Victor, moulder, 335 N 13th Adey William J., foreman, 1547 Brinton Adger Robert, furniture, 823 South Adkins Addison B. Rev., Tulpehocken, Gtn Adkins Edward, gunsmith, 911 Aurora Adkins John H. (c), barber, 116 Gatzmer Adkins Robert E., hairdresser, 57 N 8th, h 624
Bay Adkinson Henry, engineer, 2 Adrian Adlard James, tailor, 147 N 9th, h 714 Wood Adler Abraham, mer. 341 N 2d, h 952 Franklin Adler C. F., morocco dresser, 131 Margaretta Adler David, salesman, 431 Market, h 463 Garden Adler George W., student, Oxford rd, 23d ward Adler George S., morocco manufacturer, 131 Mar
garetta, h Oxford rd, 23d ward Adler G. S. & Son (George S. ^- John L. Adler),
morocco manuf., 131 Margaretta Adler Henry C, conductor, h 950 New Market Adler Isaac, clothing, 514 Shippen Adler Jacob, blacksmith, r 1247 Alder Adler Jacob, clerk, 912 New Market Adler John, conductor, New Market bel Laurel Adler Jonn B , morocco finisher, h 950 New Mar- ket Adler John L., morocco manuf., 131 Margaretta,
h Oxford rd, 23d ward Adler & Metz (S. Adler Sc B. Metz), manuf rs of
cloaks and mantillas, ?lrl3 Arch Adler Samuel, mer., 413 Arch, h 402 N 7th Adolph Alfred W., hat and cap manuf., 42 N 2d,
h 906 Franklin Adolph Anthony, shoemaker, 840 N 7th Adolph Elizabeth, widow George, 906 Franklin Adolph George, salesman, 900 Franklin Adolph Henry, furniture warerooms, 30 N 2d, h
906 Franklin Adolph & Keen {A. W. Adolph h^ Eli Keen), hat
and cap manufacturers, 42 N2d Adolph AVilliam, shoemaker, r 327 Dillwyn Adolphe Madame, 418 N 10th Adolphus James M., bellhanger, 38 S 16th. h
Stocker n Carpenter Adorn Thomas M., foundry, 808 N 8th Adouard Corvacyear, 2 Abbott's ct Adrian William, engraver, 1237 South Adshead John, dealer, 1408 S 8th Adshead Mary, widow Jeremiah, Thomas n Ta-
cony Advena & Brother {William cV Paul) wirk work- ers, 148 N 6th
Patten'S) 630 Chestnut Streett
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Advena Paul, •wire worker, 148 N 6th, h S E e
4th and Willow Advena "William, wire worker, 148 N 6th, h 1062
Lawrenca Ady J. W., clerk, 226 Market, h 1547 Brinton Aefort Catharine, 318 Coates Aeimond Gotleib, engineer, r 1145 jST 3d Aerhardt Richard, lampmaker, 1242 Apple Aertsen James M., bill broker, S E Dock and
Walnut, h Tulpehocken, Gtn Aertsen Robert B., assist, treas. Phoenix Iron
Works, 410 Walnut, h West Walnut 1, Gtn Aesele Louis, laborer, Irvin bel School, Bdg Aesner Samuel, laborer, r 804 N Front Affarbach Ann, ■widow George, Coral n Firth Affeld Ferdinand, millstone maker, 1010 G T av Afferdeck Herman, shoemaker, 2 Hamlet pi Afflerback Charles, tobacco, 1221 Howard Afflerback William, gunmaker, 1141 N 2d Afflerback Jesse, produce deal, bds 352 N 2d Affliek Benjamin K., grocer, 438 N Tth, h 513 Fkl Afflick James P., hotel, Lancaster av n N 40th Affliek John M., clerk, h Lancaster av n 40th Afflick Morris E.. 513 Franklin Afflick Sarah, 1309 S 4th Afflick Thomas, spinner, h 2012 Lombard Aford Adam, laborer, 916 Ogden Aford Theresa, widow Conrad, 916 Ogden Aga John, varnisher, r 820 Willow Agan Dennis, laborer, 1424 X 10th Agan Joseph, bricklayer, 1234 Peters Agan Morris, laborer, r 822 Washington ay Agan Thomas, plater, 409 S 20th Agan Thomas, weaver, 1168 S 13th Agan WiUiam, clerk, 705 Enue Agar James, laborer, 721 Kessler AGARD & CO. (H. Guiterman, IV. T. Agard,
4- J. WoJf), hats, caps, furs, kc. 335 Market Agard William T., hats & caps, 335 Market, h
1230 X 7th Agen Daniel, morocco dresser, r 1607 X 2d Agen Dennis, porter, 333 Market, h 6 Java pi Agen John, shoemaker, 1732 N 3d Agen Patrick, laborer, 22d bel Race Agen Patrick, laborer, r Sorrel n Melvale Agen Robert, cordwainer, 1621 Germantown av Agency office of the Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank,
Camden, N. J., N E c 2d & Chestnut Ager Elizabeth, asst. matron home for children,
N E c 22d & Pine Ages Xaney (c), widow Henry, 620 Ronaldson Aggerman William, ship builder, 907 Warnock Agigle Adam J., shoemnker, 723 Passyunk av Agin Andrew, boltmaker, 20S3 Cuthbert Agin Anna, widow Joseph, washer, 6 Bowery pi Agin George B., confectioner, 654 Franklin Agin Henry S., clerk, S W 3d & Race, h 564 Fkl Agin Isaac, currier, 654 Franklin Agin James, clerk, 654 Franklin Agin John, coal oil mr. 914 N Front Agin Margaret, milliner, 539 X 2d Agin Thomas, moulder, Edgemont n York Agnes Joseph B. (c), waiter, 1718 Sansom Agnew Angys, machinist, Sellers ab Leiper Agnew David, weaver, Cumberland n Emerald Agnew David, salesman, 320 Market, h 1131 Ells- worth Agnew David, carpenter, 1131 Ellsworth Agnew Dennis, warper, 1510 American Agnew D. H., M.D., 16 X 11th Agnew Edward, seaman, 2 Emeline Agnew Eliza, milliner, 2028 Callowhill, h 24th &
Callowhill Agnew Elizabeth, widow Henry, h 20 X 17th Agnew Ellen, widow James, 623 S 20th
AGXEW & EXGLISH (William Agnew 4-
Beverly E7iglis/i) , cloak & mantilla, 25 S 9th Agnew E. Miss, millin. 8 X 9th, h 1131 EUsworth Agnew Henry, printer, 1424 Pink Agnew Henry, clerk, 711 Market Agnew Harris S., mer, 1112 Pine Agnew James, boltmaker, 24th & Callowhill, h
1019 X 3d Agnew James, roofer, X 2d bel York Agnew James, laborer, 1006 Milton Agnew James, laborer, h 2204 Summer Agnew James, machinist, 918 Morgan, 922 Vine Agnew James B., clerk, 8 Strawberry, h 1112 Pine Agnew Jane, widow William, 1037 S 4th AGXEW JOHX, fire engine builder, Franklin
Works, 922 Vine, h 918 Morgan Agnew John, stonecutter, 1348 Hancock Agnew John, laborer, r 1127 Vine Agnew John, quarryman, 514 X 24th Agnew John, engineer, 1945 Harmstead Agnew John, boilermaker, 623 Paul Agnew John B., laborer, Xicetown Agnew John R., carpenter, Market n 36th Agnew Johnston, potter, Cumberland n Emerald Agnew Matilda Miss, Walnut bel 40th Agnew Michael, hotel, 170 Master Agnew Michael, laborer, h Cumberland n Com- merce Agnew Samuel, laborer, 523 S 20th Agnew Samuel, publisher, 30 X 11th Agnew Thomas, cutter, 426 Market, 830 Wharton Agnew Thomas, groceries, 107 Eutaw Agnew Thomas, carpenter, 934 Manilla Agnew Thomas, oilcloth maker, 1909 Buttonwood Agnew William, watchcase maker, 1037 S 4th Agnew William, cloaks & mantillas, 25 S 9th, h
1112 Pine Agricultural Society, 626 Chestnut Ahern Eliza, 4 Rose alley Ahern Eugene, gilder, 414 S 10th Ahern James, laborer, 812 Depot Ahern Jane, r 1632 Lombard Ahern John, shoemaker, 2 Swartz pi Ahern Patrick, laborer, r Somerset n Amber Ahern Patrick, late grocer, 412 X Front Ahern Thomas, laborer, 1415 X 10th Able Bernhart. baker, 1319 Race Ahlum John, cordwainer, r 217 Poplar Ahn Isaiah, clerk, Market n 32d Ahn J. W., confectioner, 1336 Ridge av Ahn Leander, tinsmith, Adam E Carrol Ahn Sarah, widow AVilliam, S Garden E 16th Ahl Joseph, shoemaker, Hadden pi r 704 Poplar Aiehele George, cordwainer, 1306 Warnock Aichle John, porter, Allen n Columbia av Aicher Jacob, lager beer, 506 Vine Aicher Robert, watchspring maker, 816 Carlisle Aicholtz Joseph, cooper, 40 X Water, h 620 X 3d Aickin Thomas, glasspainter, 1534 Carlton Aidenbenz Augustus, Canal E S 5th Aigen John, laborer, S side Ewin's court Aiger Joseph L., shoemaker, Penna av W 24th Aiken David, laborer, r 525 S 13th Aiken John, carman, 2 Moland av Aiken John, boatsman, 24th n Walnut Aiken Louis, segarmaker, 710 Plover Aiken Mark, boatman, 24th n AValnut Aiken William G., oilcloth maker, 1908 Rochford Aikens Charles, drayman, 1022 S 4th Aikens Francis, tavern, 938 S 4th Aikens Frank, drayman, 439 Marriot's lane Aikens George, printer. 111 Releif Aikens James, cabinetmaker, r 1030 S 4th Aikens James, drayman. Hacker pi Aiken James, jr., drayman, 1022 S 4th
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Aikins George, laborer, Bridesburg
Aikins James, porter, 1029 Clair
Aikins James, cabinetmaker & upholsterer, 336 S
3d, h 1030 S 4th Aikins John, laborer, 2314 Chestnut Aikins Robert, porter, S E Chestnut & Water, h
615 Penn Aikins Eobert, policeman, 1625 Sansom Aikman John, hatblock maker, 141 Dock, h 332
N 2d, Camden Ailes Alexander H., 321 Branch Ailes Joseph, cutter, 49 S 4t'h, h 321 Harmony Ailes Joseph, cutter, 49 S 4th, h 506 Queen Ailes William, cutter, 49 S 4th, h 506 Queen Aiman John, farmer, 64 S 2d market, h Del co Aiman Edwin, oyster saloon, 522 N 2d Aiman & Stover {Edivin Aiinait ^ Abraham
Stover), oyster saloon, 522 N 2d Aimes Alfred, clerk, 806 Coates Aimes Henry, gent. N W Ridge av & Vine Aims Elizabeth P., widdow John, milliner, 62
Laurel Aims Mary, (c) washer, r 1039 South Aims William, flour & feed, 500 Girard av Ainscow Rachel, wid. Thomas, 434 Thompson Ainscow Richard, brushmaker, 434 Thompson Ainsworth Benjamin, varnisher, 45 S 2d, h 1352
Crease Ainsworth John, spinner, Paul n Tacony Ainsworth John H., R R agt. 1450 Columbia av Ainsworth Joseph, blacksmith, 417 Borden Ainsworth Philip, calicoprinter, Tacony n Thomas Ainsworth William, puddler, n Columbia bridge Ainsworth Wm., umbrella manuf. 86 Frankford Aird Andrew W., tassel manuf. 313 N 2d, h 1154
Sophia Aires Frederick, painter, 619 Peach Aires James, moroccodresser, 619 Peach Aires John George, blacksmith. Race bel 13th, h
251 Lybrand Aires John K., blacksmith, 251 N Broad, h 251
Lybrand Aires Thomas, lettercarrier, 619 Peach Airey Henry, blacksmith, N W 9th & Melon, h
907 Darien Airey John, soap manuf. 106 Callowhill, h 344 N
Front Airey Samuel, blacksmith's helper, N W 9th &
Melon, h 866 Darien Airey Wash., clerk, 315 Market, h 344 N Front Airhart Adam, carpenter, 2 r 912 Randolph Airix Henry, carpenter. Market n 39th Airix Henry, jr., carpenter. Market n 39th Airxson Joseph, wheelwright, Warren N 40th Airy Samuel, laborer, r 866 Darien Aisenpreis Conrad, bakery, 1432 Parrish Aisquith Charles W., druggist, 835 Arch Aitken Annie S. B., 333 Dean Aitken Charles C, manuf., 12 E Girard av Aitken Daniel B., clerk, 510 Race Aitken David, brass finisher, 1327 S 8th Aitken Edward R., clerk, 1214 N 8th Aitken H. L., M.D., 1602 N 12th Aitken J. Burrows, clerk, 239 Dock, h 1029
Shippen Aitken Joseph, S. W. cor 5th & Chestnut, h 1121
N Front Aitken Joseph B., brushmaker, O'Neill n Gi- rard av Aitken J. Marshall, farmer, stall 216 Farmers'
Market, h Chester county Aitken Richard, melter, Cumberland n Amber Aitken Ptobert, bookkeeper, 437 York av., h
1121 N Front
Patten's, 630
Aitken Thomas, cutter, 423 Market, h O'Neill n
Girard av Aitken William, gentleman, 1029 Shippen Aitken William, machinist, 1327 S Sth. Aitken William, jr., machinist, 1327 S Sth Aitken William B., model maker, N W Dock &
S 2d, h 2036 Brandywine Aitken William H., morocco finisher, h O'Neill n
Girard av Akardt Augustus, tailor, 614 Charles Akean Thomas, cordwainer, 2135 Lombard Akea Henry, bookbinder, 941 Auburn Aken Samuel, weaver, 1226 Crease Akens Margaret, spooler, 2027 Market Akens Samuel, gilder, York n Amber Akers Charles, gentleman, 911 Filbert Akers Joseph, china, 823 Market, h 911 Filbert Akers Robert, painter, 823 Market, h 1711
Francis Akers Samuel (c) , furn. car, Stephens pi Akers W. & J. {Wilham Akers ^ Joseph Ahers) ,
china k glass, 823 Market Akers William, china, 823 Market, h 1210 Mt
Vernon Akins Charles S., carpenter, 504 Mcllvain Akins John, machinist, 2023 Moravian Akins Joseph, grocer, 1241 Lombard Akins Samuel, blacksmith, Lancaster av n N39th Akroyd John, carder, Washington n Jefferson,
Myk Alaine Emilie, teacher, 918 Pine Albach Charles, provisions, 1226 Hope Alber Christian, gilder, 605 N 3d Alberson Mary, produce. 9 S 2d St Market Albert Andrew, tailor, N W cor Norris & Orkney Albert Ann, wid of Henry, 236 Beaver Albert Charles, musical ins. maker, 612 Callowhill Albert Charles, cigar box maker, 408 George, h
1016 Lithgow Albert Ernest, machinist, 6 Pensive pi Albert Henry, salesman, 236 Beaver Albert James H., wheelwright. Mechanic N of
Diamond Albert John, manuf. violins, &c., 612 Callowhill Albert Luther E. Rev., Germantown av cor of
Queen Albert Michael, stonecutter, 310 Yorkav., h
1205 Alder. Albert Nicholas, salesman, 13 N Sth Albert! George F. dentist, 1009 Clare Albertson Amy, wid of Benjamin, Gtn ab Linden Albertson Brothers {Joseph, James, Jacob <^ Isaac
Albertson), boat builders, 1215 Beach Albertson Charles, conveyancer, h Germantown
av k, ab Linden Albertson Charles, plasterer, 1234 Ogden Albertson Charles, surveyor&conveyancer, h 1202,
office 1200 Girard av ALBERTSON CHARLES S., collect'r, 1211 S Sth Albertson David F. police, 2212 Clayton Albertson Elwell, truck farmer. Maiden 1 n Long 1 Albertson Francis, laborer, Long 1 bel Buck rd Albertson George, gardener. Maiden 1 n Long 1 Albertson George, cordwainer, 250 Richmond Albertson Henry, clerk, 19 S 2d, h Main, Gtn Albertson Henry A., liquors, 532 S 3d Albertson Isaac, porter, 203 Wood Albertson Isaac, boatbuilder, 1034 Colunbia av Albertson Irah, shipwright, 403 Allen Albertson Jacob, boatbuilder, 1148 Beach Albertson James, ambrotypist, 158 Richmond, h
220 Richmond Albertson James, boatbuilder, 1108 Marlborough Albertson John, waterman, N E cor Front and
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Albertson Joseph, cordwainer, 250 Riclimond Albertson Joseph, patternmaker, 250 Richmond Albertson Joseph, boatbuilder, 237 Allen Albertson Lewis, note broker, 229 Dock, h 1208
S3d Albertson LeviB., carpenter, 913 Ontario Albertson Mark R., salesman, 41st ab Market Albertson Mary K., 316 Marshall Albertson Mary, widow of Samuel, 6 Chamlin ay Albertson M., boatbuilder, 1215 Beach Albertson Richard, drayman, 1116 Gtn av Albertson Samuel M , carpenter and builder, 1103
Wood, h 924 N 8th Albertson Samuel W., carpenter, 913 Ontario Albertson Thomas S., bootmaker, 68 N 2d, h
1010 S 8th Albertson William, shoefindings, 220 Richmond Albertson William, blacksmith, 429 Redwood Albertson William, shoemaker, Dauphin n Amber Albiston Prudence, widow James, candy shop,
Trenton ay & Reading av. Alborn A., Mrs., trimmings, 835 N 2d Alborn P., salesman, 13 N 8th, h 835 N 2d Albrecht Christopher, butcher, N E Penna av &
25th Albrecht Conrad, hotel, Cumberland n Commerce Albrecht Henry, musician, 2035 Summer Albrecht Herman, manufacturer of sewing ma- chines, 1621 N 2d, h 1433 N 5th Albrecht John, ladies' shoes, 15 IST 10th Albrecht John N., 824 N 4th ' Albrecht Otto, mechanical draughtsman, 1621 IsT
2d, h 1433 N 5th Albrecht Sigmund, cordwainer, 1140 Leon Albrecht William, cabinetmr., h r 915 Hamilton Albright Adam, saddler, 2022 X 6th .Albright Adelaide L., dry goods, 864 N 10th Albright Anna A., layer out of dead, 445 Garden Allbright Caroline, eating stand, stalls 20, 24 &
26 Grirard av Market, h Waterloo n Ann Allbright Charles, yamisher, 608 Brooks Albright Charles, machine blacksmith, 123 Dana Albright Charles, laborer, 701 S IGth Alburger Christopher, butcher, 43 sec. 2 Wharton
Market Albright Cyrus, salesman, 1607 Wallace Allbright David M., butcher, Girard av Market n
Crease, h Waterloo n Hull Allbright George, carbuilder, 3 Lancaster Albright George, carpet, 321 Callowhill Albright Henry, gentleman, r 932 St John Albright Henry, tobacco, 919 Vine Albright Hermon, tailor, r 932 St John Albright Jacob, laborer, r Geary ab Wylie Albright Jacob, police, 123 Dana Albright Jacob, clerk, 445 Garden Albright Jacob, porter, 445 Garden Albright Jacob, grocer, W Walnut 1, Gtn Albright Jacob, plasterer, Kelly's ct Albright James, mariner, 308 Stanley Albright Jared, salesman. Walnut la, Gtn ALBRIGHT JOHN W., merchant tailor, 915
Chestnut, h 404 S Broad Albright Joseph, segarmaker, 240 Crown Albright J. S., M.D., 208 Coates Albright Peter, butcher, 113 sec. 4, Shippen Mar- ket, h 613 South Albright Philip, stall 50 Callowhill st Market Albright Phillip, express office, 306 Race Albright Samuel, victualler, 1233 Palmer Albright Sarah, widow Jacob, 152 Dana Albright Sylvester, goldsmith, 418 Race Albright Theodore F., clerk, 436 Market, h 404
S Broad Albright Thomas, blacksmith, 1228 Race
Patten's, 630 Chestnut S
Albright Thomas F., watchmaker, h 644 N 13th Albright T., alderman, Ridge av, Sch Falls Allbright William, instrument maker, 828 Suffolk AJbright William E., salesman. 227 Market, h
1607 Wallace Albright William D., merchant, 644 N 13th Alburger Adam, butcher, 13, 15, & 17 sec. 1,
Wharton Market Alburger Alexander, butcher, Ridge av n Wash 1 Alburger Abraham, gentleman, 735 Callowhill Alburger Abraham, painter, 1247 N 2d Alburger Abraham, jr., druggist, 176 Thompson Alburger Abram H., butcher, 33 S 2d st mar- ket, h 405Franklin Alburger Anna Maria, dressmaker, 4 Ellen Alburger Charles M., plumber and gasfitter, 717
Spring Garden, h 925 Wallace Alburger Christian, vict., Haverford bel Lane, av Alburger Dorothea, widow, 435 Franklin Alburger Edward, bookbinder, 316 Emmet Alburger Henry, butcher. Ridge av n 25th Alburger Jacob, wheelwright, 1823 N 2d Alburger Jacob T. &Co. {Jacob Alburger, Charles
Konneck), merchants, 416 S Front Alburger Jacob T., pork packer 416 S Front, h
1309 S 6th Alburger Jacob T , jr., clerk, 416 S Front, h 1309
S 6th Alburger James D., tobacconist, 84 Laurel Alburger John, clerk, 705 Callowhill Alburger John, butcher, 32 sec. 2, Wharton Mai-'
ket, h 234 Market Alburger John G., gentleman, 705 Callowhill Alburger Mary K., widow John P., 4 Ellen Alburger Philip, victualler, 705 CaUowhUl Alburger Philip, driller, 812 Washington av Alburger Philip H., beef butcher, stalls 92, 94 &
95 CaUowhill St. Market, h Callowhill n X 7th Alburger & Stratton {Abram Alburger ^ diaries
S. Stratton) , painters, 1249 N 2d Alburger William, driver. Ridge av n 25th Alburger William C, plumber, 440 Marshall, h
1008 Mt Vernon Alburger William H., trunks, 1216 Hancock Alburtrer William M. . gentleman, 1008 Mt Vernon ALBURGER & WOOD [Charles M. Albtirger &f
James P. Wood), plumbers and gas fitters, 717
Spring Garden Albus John, bootmaker, 109 N 4th, h Camden Albus Peter J., varnisher, r 721 N Market Alcock Abraham P., painter, 146 Laurel Alcock & Bro. {Abraham P. ^ William C),
painters, 146 Laurel Alcock William C, painter, 146 Laurel Alcorn Andrew, flour store, 1729 Market, h 24
N 18th Alcorn George, carter, 8 Shock Alcorn George, last maker, 109 Callowhill Alcorn George J., segars, 220 Queen ALCORX JAMES, baker, 21st and Summer Alcorn James, chandler, r 931 Federal Alcorn James, porter, 825 S 13th Alcorn Jane, widow George, 825 S 13th Alcorn James, baker, 2000 Summer Alcorn Margaret, 1912 Filbert Alcorn Samuel, carter, 2020 Filbert Alcorn Samuel, baker, 1709 Lombard' Alcorn Thomas, butcher, Avenue Drove Yd, W P Alcorn Thomas, beef butcher, stalls 23 & 24 Ka-
ter Market, h Lancaster av n Florida Alcorn William, 2024 Lombard Alcorn William, laborer, Perry bel Norris Alcorn William, soapmaker, 9 Moncton pi Alday Edward, merchant, 240 S 5th Alden Charles E., machinist, 2108 Summer trect> Window Sliadesj
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Alden Charles, machinist, 2220 Race, h 2108
Summer Alden Joseph P.' machinist, 2220 Race, h 1525
Wood Alden Manoah, machin., 2220 Race, h 235 N 21st Alder John, tavern, 423 S 5th Alder Mary, widow William,_ seamst. 809 Depot Alderman Joel, r 1227 Vine Alderman Robert, cabinetmaker, 215 Perry Aldred George, X 7th n Diamond Aldred George H., varnisher, N 7th n Diamond Aldred William, butcher, 2313 Jefferson Aldred William, engineer, 10 Corivin place Aldrich Cynthia, 709 S 10th Aldrich & Johnson (Isaiah Aldrich ^ Conrad K.
Johnson), com. merchants, 1 & 3 Chesnut Aldrick Isaiah, coojnission merchant, 1&3 Chest- nut, h 533 Buttonwood Aldrich Silas, merchant, 3 Strawberry, h S 41st bel
Walnut Aldrich William H., clerk, 38 S 2d, h 232 S 4th Aldridge George E., blacksmith, 1405 Ogden Aldridge Henry F., policeman, 918 Hutchinson Aldridge Johnson, bookkeeper, S side Ervin's ct Aldridge Silas, merchant, 232 S 4th Aldworth Joseph, porter. Watt n 20th Aleck George, machinist, 1219 Callowhill, h 1323
Buttonwood Alck John, tailor, 4th ab Berks Aledo Marcus, prof, of music, 306 Bradford Alexander Andrew, custom house, 1115 Parrish Alexander Benjamin W., furniture dealer, 1026
Fkd ay, h 1059 Gtn av Alexander Charles, gentleman, 855 N 16th Alexander Charles D., elk, 52 S 4th, h 309 X 19th Alexander Charles H. , cloaks, 21 and h 38 N 9th Alexander Charles W., clerk. 2039 AVinter Alexander Cornelius, sergeant police, 129 Jarvis Alexander Eliza, widow William, 18 Coombs al Alexander Elizabeth, dressmaking, 1512 Filbert Alexander Emma, gentlewoman, 710 Locust Alexander George, jeweller, 1002 Arch Alexander George, porter, 1027 Pearl Aleck George, machinist, 1219 Callowhill, h 1323
Buttonwood Alexander George, porter, 54 and 56 N 3d Alexander George, grocer, 701 N 3d, h 243 Coates Alexander George, Mrs. cloaks & dressmaking,
1002 Arch Alexander George, (c) driver, r 719 Bedford Alexander George, (c) coochman, rl3Emeline Alexander George W., furniture dealer, 1026
Frankford av, h 1059 Germantown av Alexander Harry, clerk, 109 S 20th Alexander Henry, sparmaker, 1057 Frankford rd Alexander Henrj', clerk P 0, 1834 Thompson Alexander Henry C, salesman, 314 Market, h
432 N 7th Alexander Henry C.,clerk,23NWater,h 109 S 20th Alexander Hugh, M.D. Market n 33d Alexander Hugh, police, 1128 Marlborough Alexander Hugh, wines & liquors, 1145 Poplar Alexander Hibberd, agent, N 39th n Market Alexander Isaac J., bookkeeper, 18 Coombs al Alexander Israel, carriage smith, 1213 N 2d Alexander James, bartender. Rising Sun Village Alexander James, jr, laborer. Rising Sun Alexander James, printer, 1441 Moyamensing av Alexander James, foreman, c Race & Delaware
av, h N E c 2d & Oxford Alexander James, constable, 135 Craven Alexander James, seaman. Ball n Beach Alexander James, weaver, 1106 Anita Alexander James, carter, Philip ab Oxford Alexander James, engineer, 1548 N 7th
Alexander James, manufacturer, 1512 Filbert Alexander James B., carpenter, 1805 Dubree Alexander James H., printer, 1441 Moyamensing Alexander John, flour merchant, S E Market &
21st, h 1004 Spring Garden ALEXANDER JOHN, blank books &, stationery,
52 S 4th, h 309 X 19th Alexander John. 1814 Barker Alexander John, butcher, 3 Shippen Market, h
1625 S 2d Alexander John, cooper, 26 S Delaware av, h.
Moyamensing av ab Washington av Alexander John, driver. New, 3d bel Montgomery Alexander John, packer, 1324 Braudywine Alexander John, Ijlank book manufacturer, 52 S
4th, h 309 N 19th Alexander John, foreman, Cumberland n Amber Alexander John, boot fitter, 1709 Grayson Alexander John, accountant, 722 Wood Alexander John Jordan, driver, 1762 N 3d Alexander John, liquor, N E 2d & Oxford Alexander John, shoemaker, 1219 Locust Alexander John, carpenter, 1239 Catharine Alexander John, cooper, 1012 Moyamensing Alexander John, driver, 18 Wheat Alexander John, china packer, 1334 Branyw ine Alexander John, jeweler, Stocker n Carpenter Alexander John, painter, 1008 Otsego Alexander John, flour store, 1004 Spring Garden Alexander John Isaac, clerk, 118 Coombs al Alexander J. C, clerk, 35 S 4th Alexander J. R., clerk, 66 N 4th, h 2039 Winter Alexander Joseph, tasselmaker, 236 Race Alexander Joseph, paper carrier. Gray n Poplar Alexander Joseph, printer, 752 S 4th Alexander Julia, wid Peter, gentlewoman, 1035
Parker Alexander Kate, 528 Arch, h 8 Ashland Alexander L. (c), 14 Prier pi Alexander Maria, cook, 508 Hurst Alexander Mary, trimmings, 1673 S Front Alexander Mary, wid. Frederick, Pearl ab 23d Alexander Mary, restaurant, 2433 Callowhill Alexander Mary, wid. Wm., Rev., 2039 Winter Alexander Martin W., conveyancer, N E c Wal- nut & 4th, h 1231 N 19th Alexander Maurice S., custom house broker, 402
Library, h 109 S 20th Alexander Rachael, wid. George, 24 Wilson Alexander Rachael (c) wid Elias, r 719 Bedford Alexander Richard J., 228 Monroe Alexander Robert, marble mason, S E South &
16th, h Sansom n 20th Alexander Robert, overseer, 617 S 16th Alexander Robert, engineer, 1214J Hamilton Alexander Robert, stonecutter, 1918 Sansom Alexander Robert, stonecutter, 108 Queen Alexander Samuel, moulder, 708 Thompson Alexander Samuei, porter, 223 S 8th, h 701
Locust Alexander Samuel, brushmaker, 807 Steward Alexander Simon, clothing store, 630 South Alexander Susan, wid. Edward, 1911 Pearl Alexander Theodore, cord winder, 225 Greenwich Alexander Thomas, clerk, 1512 Filbert Alexander Thomas, porter, 124 S Front, h 2220 F Alexander Thomas, clerk, 230 Chestnut, h 1512
Filbert Alexander Thomas, liquor store, 1833 Lombar Alexander Thomas R. rope, 451 N 6th Alexander AVestern, farmer, 455 Farmers' Market,
h Chester county Alexander William, M.D., 340 S 4th Alexander William, cooper, 1008 Otsego Alexander William, gentleman, 928 Lombard
Cnrtains, and ITphoIstery Goods, Wliolegale and Retail*
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Alexander 'William, tobacconist, 208 Girard av, h
1113 Day Alexander William, harnessmaker, 116 N Front Alexander "William A., fruiterer, 724 Arch Alexander William B., agent, 439 N 7th Alexander "William J., carpenter, r Perkiomen ah
Prancis Alexander William L., clerk, 720 Byard Alexander "William J., shoemaker, 1114 Market,
h 43 S 17th Alfeldter Henry, shoemaker, 614 Callowhill Alfonso Pedro, gilder, 1140 S 9th Alford Augustus, clerk, 123 Walnut, h 236 Chris- tian Alford Hannah, grocer, 412 S 21st Alford James, laborer, N E c South & 22d Alford William, dry goods, 235 Market, h 236
Christian Alfred Joseph, weaver, Centre, Gtn. Alfter Joseph, cabinetmaker, 627 Willow Algeier Benjamin, florist. Broad & Passyunk rd Algeier Charles, watchmaker, 478 N 3d Algeier C. P., gardener, Eising Sun village Algeier Frederick, florist, Broad & Passyunk rd Algeier John, conductor, c Union & Aspen Algeier J. D., confectionery 984 N 2d Algeir Mary, widow Joseph, 2047 Carlton Algeir William, machinist, 430 N 19th Algeo James W., clerk bank, 37th n Walnut Algeo John H., cooper, 7 Benton Algeo William W., sheetiron maker, 1929 Lombard Algie Daniel, block cutter, 1819 Callowhill Algie William, foreman, 1438 Marshall Algord Abraham M., carpenter, S W c 16th &
Thompson Alice John S., driver, 1930 Cambridge Alice Margaret, 416 Coates Alkins George, bookkeeper, Dewey's 1, Gtn Alkins Sarah, 909 Poplar Alkins William, engraver, 1209 Passyunk rd All Morris, liquor, 614 Wood All Phillip, gent., 614 Wood Allaback John, carpenter, 1117 Jefferson Allan Alexander, Tioga c 17th Allardice Peter, 211 Ristine Allardice Samuel, dyer, 211 Ristine Allberger J. G., stall 92 Callowhill st Market Allbing Archibald, teamster, Collegeville Allbach Charles, hostler, 1016 Market Allbutt Sehah, restaurant, 28 Strawberry Alleox John, laborer, Nicetown ALLDERDICE JAMES, agent, N. Y. and Phila.
Steam Nav. Co., 314 & 316 S Delav, h 237 S 3d Allebach Christian, farmer, stall 13 Girard av
Market, h Montgomery County Allebach Jacob F., jeweler, 126 N 2d Allebach M. B. & Co. {Mahlo7i B. Allebach &
David D. Letvis), watchmakers and jewelers,
126 N 2d •
AUeborn Elizabeth, widow Jacob, 705 Wallace Alleghany House, 814 Market Alleghany Railroad & Coal Co., 230 S 3d Allely John, wharf builder, 1011 Marlborough Allen Alexander, coachmaker, Ann n Waterloo Allen Alfred, machinist, 1035 Shackamaxon Allen Alfred H., conveyancer, 436 Walnut, h S W
c 8th & Pine Allen Alice A. . widow John, nurse, Sellers n Paul Allen Ann, widow John, produce, 139 Shippen
Market Allen Ann 0 , dressmaker, 931 Sargeant Allen Ann W., widow Rev. James, 602 Pine Allen Anna, milliner, 925 Poplar Allen Annie, widow William, shop, 787 Swanson Allen A. M., bricklayer, Haverford n N 41st
liacC) Sliisliiit Oamaskf Brocatellej and
Allen Benjamin, leather, 9 N Front, h Bristol, Pa
Allen Benjamin, captain, 435 Dickerson
Allen Benjamin, brickyard. Buck rd n Long 1, h
625 S 10th Allen Benjamin, wool goods, Miller bel Wistar Allen Belmore, barber (c), 202 N 13th, h Pearl
ab 12th ,
Allen Beulah, widow William M., 1209 Parrish Allen Carolina, teacher, 426 Lombard Allen Charles, sparmaker, 317 Wildey Allen Charles, waterman, 393 Richmond Allen Charles, shoemaker, 663 Steiner Allen Charles, laborer, 9 Baker Allen Charles, seaman, 109 Mary Allen Charles, sailmaker, 423 Monroe Allen Charles B., rivet manufacturer, Pennsylva- nia av W of 22d, h 531 N 22d Allen Charles, Jr., merchant, 526 Pine Allen Clayton, broker, 260 Madison Allen Clifford B., foreman, 617 Jefferson Allen &, Co. {Elizabeth Allen & Adam Revill), fruit and country produce dealers, 140 Market Allen Daniel, dyer, Frankford av ab Alleghany
av, h Waterloo n Clearfield Allen David, blacksmith. Orchard n Church Allen David, jr., blacksmith. Orchard n Church Allen David, car painter. Oak ab 36th Allen David, lampmaker, 2 Gihon's pi Allen David, weaver. Rainbow E of Trenton av Allen David, carpenter, r 1021 Lemon Allen David jr., weaver. Rainbow E of Trenton av Allen Edmund, bookkeeper, 603 & 605 Chestnut,
h 2006 Sansom Allen Edward, house and sign painter, 116 N 6th,
h 1213 N 13th Allen Edward, cordwainer, 521 Barron Allen Edward, weaver, Front bel Chatham Allen Edward H., undertaker, Sellers n Paul Allen Edwin R., painter, 1213 N 13th Allen Ellen, 506 Hagner Allen Elijah C, printer, 1023 Filbert Allen Eliza, widow Aaron R., segarmaker, Dun- ton n Girard av Allen Elizabeth, widow John, tailoress, 1038
Newton ct Allen Elizabeth, produce dealer, 140 Market, h
Richmond and Ross Allen Elliot, helper, 1520 S 8th Allen Ellwood, lumber merchant, Richmond n
Norris, h Richmond ab Ann Allen Ephraim, assessor, Toronto and Melvale Allen E. R., dressmaker, N W c 6th and Wash- ington av Allen Francis, dealer, 607 S 8th Allen Francis A., bricklayer, 773 S 3d Allen Frances Ann, boarding house, 247 Chester Allen Frederick, clerk, 23 Bank, h 407 S 5th ALLEN GEORGE, prof. Univ. Pa., 215 S 17th Allen George, bricklayer, 136 Almond Allen George, folder, 1710 Burton Allen George, paper cutter, 1122 Chestnut Allen George, blacksmith, 1318 N 5th Allen George, ribbons, &c., 930 Chestnut, h 1124
Arch Allen George, blacksmith, 1120 Elm Allen George, potter, N E Frankford rd & Amber,
h Huntingdon n Carroll Allen George (c), furniture store, 812, h 915 South Allen George B., farmer, 10 S 2d st market, h
Marple, Del Co Allen George F., upholsterer, 905 Spring Garden Allen George K., hardware, 113 Market, h 314 S
15th Allen G. Milton, stationery, 1024 Chestnut, h S
E 11th and Arch Drapery Curtains, of every description;
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Allen George N., china, 23 & 25 S 4th, h 2005 Arch
Allen George Q , clerk, N W 13th and Callowhill, h 2119 Arch
Allen George W., clerk, 445 N 3d
Allen George W., lampmaker, 904 Torr
Allen George W., furnaces, ranges, &c., 124 N 6th, h 821 N 7th
Allen George W., chairmaker, 17 Charles
Allen George W., hardware, 113 & 115 Market, h 314 S 15th
Allen George W., clerk, 239 N 3d
Allen George W., M. D., 810 N 7th
Allen George W., bookbinder, 22 & 24 N 4th, h 1135 Palmer
Allen George W., 529 Plum
Allen George W., lampmaker, 2d h r 810 Coates
Allen Hannah, 326 Marshall
Allen Hannah, widow James, 2044 Ridge av
Allen Harrison, student, 1320 Spring Garden
ALLEN HEMAN, prof, music, 215 S 17th
Allen Henry, carpenter, 915 Soixth
Allen Henry, foreman, r 1425 Fitzwater
Allen Henry, segarmaker, 69 N 2d
Allen Henry, spurrmaker, r 839 St John
Allen Henry, weaver, Pitler bel Harrison
Allen Henry C, clerk, 605 S 9th
Allen Henry C, blacksmith, AVorth n Orthodox
Allen Henry H., salesman, N E South & Larkin, h Cumberland n Amber
Allen Henry L., teamster, 321 Plum
Allen Henry R., conductor, Frankford
Allen Howard, clerk, 210 Chestnut, h 260 Madison
Allen Israel (c), r 1234 Canby
Allen Isabella, teacher, 131 Queen
Allen Jacob, moulder, 2 Gihon's pi
Allen Jacob S., sailmaker, 441 Richmond
Allen James, seaman, 25 Norfolk
Allen James, carter, 708 S 15th
Allen James, laborer, r Fitzwater
Allen James, umbrellamaker, 1002 Market, h 663 Steiner
Allen James, barkeeper, 257 N 2d
Allen James, 835 Market
Allen James, blacksmith, 1133 St John, h 4th & Thompson
Allen James jr., baker, 707 Spruce
Allen James, steamboat captain, 1112 Crease Allen James, gentleman. Chestnut bel 40th Allen James, dyer, Church n Tackawanna Allen James (c), coachman, 913 Nassau Allen James (c), porter, 232 Quince 1 Allen James B., wireworker, 227 Girard av Allen James B., lumber and coal, S W Walnut
and 40th Allen James C, clerk, 323 N 12th Allen James C, cabinetmaker, 1209 Chestnut, h
913 N 7th Allen James H , engraver, 1735 Wood Allen James M., carpenter, r 623 Guilford Allen James T., plasterer, 40th bel Chestnut Allen James W., clerk, 20 N 7th, h 1509 N Front Allen Job, mechanic, 2040 Harmstead Allen Joel, painter, 1721 Market Allen John, segarmaker, 1402 Marlborough Allison John (c), musician, r 607 Ronaldson Allen John, bricklayer, 714 S 10th Allen John, tin.smith, Desota Allen John, laborer, Cuthbert n N 25th Allen John, fish dealer, 479 Franklin Allen John, carter, r 412 Poplar Allen John, shoemaker, 864 Charlotte Allen John, com. mer, 10 N Del av, h 479 Franklin Allen John, weaver, 345 Master Allen John, engineer, 510 Pierce
Allen John, weaver, 6 Deringer's av
Allen John, gentleman, 920 N Front
Allen John, wool goods, Miller bel Wister
Allen John A., segars, 100 Lombard
Allen John B. A., merchant, 14 S Del av, h 1909
Chestnut Allen John B. A., jr, clerk, 14 S Del av, h 1909
Chestnut Allen John C, mer, 321 N Front, h 335 S 5th Allen John C, dentist, 315 Spruce Allen John C, silversmith, Bringhurst, Gtn Allen J. C. , music engraver, office & h 722 Chestnut Allen John F., carpenter, 607 S 8th Allen John G. (c), r 607 Ronaldson Allen John H., grocer, Brabant & Sorrel Allen John H., brooms &c. 4 & 6 Chestnut, h Sum- mit Union co. N J ALLEN JOHN H. & CO. {Jok?i H. Allen, George
F. Gale, Foster Newell), wholesale brushes,
brooms, &c. 4 & 6 Chestnu.t Allen John M., carpenter. Oak ab 36th Allen J., wid. Robert, 622 Richmond Allen J. T., M.D., 700 S 13th Allen John W., carpenter, 1347 N 2d Allen Joseph, tobacconist, 604 Middle al Allen Joseph, bricklayer, 136 Almond Allen Joseph, cabinetmaker, 1209 Chestnut, h
1114 Green Allen Joseph, carpet manuf, 1509 N Front Allen Joseph (c), barber, 12 Spruce Allen Joseph, weaver, Blair N of Otis Allen Joseph, carpenter, r 811 Fallon Allen Joseph, driver, r 478 Germantown road Allen Joseph, hotel, 824 Federal Allen Joseph, carpenter, S E Cherry & Margaretta Allen Joseph, dyer, Randolph n Trenton av Allen Joseph, waterman, Clairborn n Norris Allen Joseph C , cooper, 324 N 12th Allen Joseph L., carpenter, 226 Dickerson Allen Joseph S., trader, 512 Richmond Allen Joseph W. (c), hairdresser, r 607 Ronaldson Allen Joshua, shoemaker, r 122 Carpenter Allen Joshua B., chairmaker, 116 N 8th Allen Joshua G., M.D., 1329 Pine Allen Josiah (c), porter, 323 Market, h 13 Li- berty ct Allen Josiah J., mer, 42 S Del av & 41 S Water,
h 1320 Spring Garden Allen Julius B., attorney at l.iw, 405 Walnut, h
281 S 4th Allen, Knight & Co. {El/wood Allen, FranMin
JuiightS)- Frank C. Gill i n gka m) ,\u.mhor mer,
Richmond ab Gunner's Run Allen, Lafferty & Co. (Daniel Allen, Michael
Lafferty <!)- Hugh Lafferty) , dyers, Frankford
ab Alleghany Allen Lambert, restaurant, 915 N 2d, h 1009
Randolph Allen Lettice, wid. Jedediah, bds 1228 Stiles Allen Lewis, liquor, 510 N 5th Allen Lewis, umbrellamaker, Sellers n Paul Allen Lewis, laborer, Hedge«u Orthodox Allen Levin (c), hog dealer, Lehigh av, H Ville Allen Lucy, mantuamakcr, 915 South Allen L. M., imp, 214 S Front, h 516 N 5th - Allen Marie, artist, 918 Pine Allen Martha, tailoress, 2 Gihons pi Allen Mary, widow, Amber n Jefterson Allen Mary, wid. John, variety store, 623 Shippen Allen Mary, trimmings, 711 S 4th Allen Mary A., teacher pub. school, h 131 Queen Allen Mary A., widow Richard, 931 Sargeaut Allen Mary E., milliner, 529 South Allen Michael, printer, 623 Shippen Allen Michael, laborer, 4 Ellens pi
Patten's, 630 Chestnut Street.
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Allen Moses (c), laborer, r 1719 Pearl Allen Mrs., nurse, 608 New Market Allen M. M., gent, 800 Pine ALLEN & NEEDLES {Josiah J. Allen ^William iV. Needles), oils, &o. Agts for Kingsford's starch, 42 S Del av & 41 S Water Allen Peter A., M.D., 504 N 8th Allen Philip, clerk, 336 Market, h 326 Marshall Allen Rebecca, widow Charles, 528 Pine Allen Reuben, blacksmith, Adrian n Thompson Allen Richard S., salesman, 43 N 2d, h 920 N 10th Allen Robert, clerk. 716 S 3d Allen Robert, distiller, 716 S 3d Allen Robert, manuf. N W Frankford rd & Norris,
h N W Frankford rd & Hart 1 Allen Robert (c), furniture store, 812 South, h
915 South Allen Robert & Brother (c), {Robert Allen 4"
George Allen"), furniture store, 812 Sonth Allen Robert B., bookkeeper, 18 N Front, h 626
Franklin Allen Robert L., house agent, 332 Walnut, h 247
S 4th Allen R., barber, 412 Walnut, h 16 S 17th ALLEN R. W. P., oils & phosphate of lime, 14 S
Del av, h 1909 Chestnut Allen Samuel, Dunton n Girard av Allen Samuel, receiver, h 854 Marshall Allen Samuel, moulder, 630 Christian Allen Samuel, note broker, 136 S 3d, h Mt Hol- ly, N J Allen Samuel, teacher, 524 Pine Allen Samuel, machinist, r 428 Moyer Allen Samuel, engineer, 1213 Palmer Allen Samuel, carriage painter, 901 Marshall Allen Samuel D., policeman, 924 N 11th Allen Samuel E., printer, Toronto & Melvale Allen Samuel W., bookbinder, 814 Market Allen Sarah, mantuamaker, 915 South Allen Sarah, seamstress, 714 Cullen Allen Sarah, school teacher, 122 Plumb Allen Squire J., roofer, 9th & G-irard av, h 801
Parrish Allen Susan, widow Cairns, 2 Gihon's pi Allen Sweeten, laborer, Iron ALLEN & SIMS [William R. Allen &f Clifford S. Sims), att'ys & conns., real est. brokers & conveyancers, S E 4th & Walnut, No. 3 2d floor Allen Theodore E., broker, 1436 N 7th Allen Thomas, gent. 854 Marshall Allen Thomas, shoemaker, 131 Queen Allen Thomas, weaver, 701 Doak Allen Thomas, hotel, S B South & Swanson Allen Thomas, tailor, 545 Lombard Allen Thomas, awningmr, 55 N Front, h 2 Cor- dova pi Allen Thomas, candlemaker, 13 Barney av Allen Thomas G., Rev., 926 Lombard Allen Thomas H., gent. 426 Pine Allen Thomas K., laborer, 1009 S Front Allen Thomas M., sales. 333 Market, h 109 N 5th Allen T. D., bookkeeper, 222 S 2d, h 263 S 3d Allen U. R., mach. 500 N Broad, h 1519 Vine Allen Walter, laborer, 1233 Bedford Allen William H., LL.D., president Girard Coll Allen William, cabinetmaker, 1209 Chestnut, h
636 N 11th Allen William, clerk, 309 Wharton Allen William, dealer, 213 Wharton Allen William, wool goods, Miller bel Wister Allen William, stonecutter, N 38th n Market Allen William, constable, 3610 Haverford Allen William, salesman, 110 Van Horn Allen William, provisions, 441 Richmond Allen William, manuf. Levring, Myk
"Window Shades and CurtMin
Allen William, plasterer, 523 Federal
Allen William, moulder. Orchard n Church
Allen William, weaver, 1527 N 2d
Allen William, elk. Custom-House, h 309 Wharton
Allen William, hardware, 113 & 115 Market, h
1010 Cherry Allen William, ship carpenter, 81 Coates Allen William, salesman, 1116 Market, h 1128
Wallace Allen William, eating saloon, 7 Ledger pi Allen William, sailmaker, 405 Carpenter Allen William, 1142 Passyunk av Allen William, clerk, 854 Marshall Allen William, carpenter, 915 South Allen William, teas, coffees, & spices, 701 S 5th &
731 S 2d Allen William, vice-prest. 422 Walnut, h 309
Wharton Allen William, Jr., cabinetmaker, 1209 Chestnut
&447N 12th, h 636 Nllth Allen William (c), hairdresser, 9th n Market, h
819 Essex Allen William B., engineer, 236 Saranack Allen William C, woodenware, 61 S 2d, h 1116
Wallace Allen William D., clerk, Toronto & Melvale Allen William G., merch'nt, Hutchinson c Thomp- son, h 2119 Arch Allen William H., paperhanger, 309 Wharton Allen William H., mer. 115 Market, h 1010 Cherry Allen William H. S., waterman, 1217 Howard ALLEN W. H. & G, W. {William H. Allen ^ George W. Allen), hardware, 113 & 115 Market Allen William J., loom manager, 1328 Kates ALLEN W. & J. {William <Jj- Joseph), cabinet ware, 1209 Chestnut, factory N E 12th & Ham- ilton Allen William M. (col'd), hairdresser, r 607 Ron-
aldson Allen William R. , real estate broker, S E 4th &
Walnut, h 835 Arch Allen William R., plasterer, 521 Barron Allen William S., 234 Dean Allen William S., sashmaker, 1438 N 6th, h 1439
Marshall Allen William S., cordwainer, N W 6th & Wash- ington av Alter William W., coal dealer, S W 6th & Spring
Garden, and 9th n Poplar, h 1320 Franklin Allen William W., bookkeeper, Hamilton bel 35th Allen William AV., saw gi-inder, 1144 N Front Allen (feWyand {Edward Alleji l^^- Jacob Wyand),
house and sign painters, 116 N 6th Allenback Frederick, shoemaker, 720 Poplar ALLENTOWN IRON COMPANY, iron works,
105 Walnut Alernen Peter, carpenter, Summer, Rxb Alleson Hannah, 618 Samson Alleth Frederick, tailor, Salmon bel Ash, Bdg AUgaier John, coachbuilder, 1204 and h 1045
Frankford av Allhiser Mary, dealer, stand N W Girard av Mar- ket & N 2d, h 1242 Cadwalader AUibone Ellen, widow Thomas, produce, 7 East- ern Market, h Edmond's pi Allibone S. Austin, mer. 914 Arch Allibone Philip, shoemaker, 912 Ogden AUiday John, M.D., Haines, Gtn Alligood Charles, trunkmaker, 1114 Shackamaxon Allineese Rachel, washer, r 637 St Mary Allingham Gregg, laborer, Chippewa n Lombard AUingham John, clerk, 12 Wheat Allingham Rachel, widow John, 931 Darien Allinson George Boyd, Rev., 1833 Pine AUis Patrick, varnisher, 739 Baker Croodsg WholesHle and Kctail;
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Allison Andrew, liquors, 212 S Front, h S 5th Allison Caroline, shopkeeper, 240 N Juniper Allison David, clerk, 726 N 19th Allison Eliza, trimming store, 2046 Winter Allison E. K., baker and confec. 242 N Juniper Allison & Fay {Andrew Allison &f Patrick Fay),
liquors, 212 S Front Allison Francis, packer, 720 S 16th Allison James, painter, 1 Gihon's pi Allison James, clothier, 800 Market, h 1307 Fil- bert Allison James I., clerk, 9 State House Row, h
1347 N 11th Allison John, stonecutter, 1009 S 7th Allison John H., conductor, Haverford ab 36th Allison Joseph, machinist, 1016 Ogden Allison Joseph, Judge Court Com. Pleas, "Walnut
ab42d Allison Joseph, foreman, Main, Myk Allison Joseph, papermaker, Darby rd bel 42d Allison Joseph B., photograph artist, Darby rd
bel 42d Allison Robert, wheelwright, r 534 Shippen Allison Robert, painter, r 1225 Leithgow Allison Taylor, papermaker, Darby rd bel 42d Allison Thomas, tailor, 1000 Pine, h 1432 Lom- bard Allison Walter, builder, S 21st n Market, h 24
S 18th Allison & White (Thomas S. White 6c James
Allison), wine and liquor dealers, 312 S 6th Allison William, laborer, 1732 Montrose Allison William Jr., Supt. Church, Myk Allison William sr., overseer. Centre, Myk Allison William C, car builder, 1908 Market, h
N E Filbert & 19th Allkire Jeremsah, restaurant, 102 Arch Allman Edward D., hatter, 534 N 12th Allman David, dry goods, 8th & Walnut Allman Joseph, hatter, 1520 Stiles Allman Michael H., printer, 204 Carter Allman Thomas jr., flour, 4th & Vine and 207 N
Broad, h 248 N llth Allman &, Wenger (Thomas Allman jr. (^ Elam
Wenffer), com. mer. 207 & 209 N Broad ALLMAN & ZEHNDER (Thomas Allman Jr. ^ George F. Zehnder), flour dealers, S E 4th k Vine AUmendinger C, dry goods, 624 N 2d Allmendinger Harry, salesman, 624 N 2d AUmendinger John, bootmaker, 1232 Race, h 333
Juliana Allmendinger William, baker, 807 Green Allmendinger William, salesman, 25 N 4th, h 624
N 2d Alloway Richard, shoemaker, 122 Prime Alloway Samuel, shoemaker, 9 Dunton Allshire Mary, dealer, stand 4 & 6 Callowhill st
Market, h Richmond n Cherry AUspach M. J., druggist, 233 N 2d Allspach Peter, baker, 2d ab Norris Allstaedt C, tobacco, 903 Ridge av, h 304 N 9th AUwright William cordwainer, 13 Naylor Allyies Geisel, baker, 456 New Market Almeda Robert, confectioner, 1141 Federal Almede Antony, baggage master, Plynlimmon pi Almond Henry, sizer, 1919 Wilcox Almond Joseph, stonemason, n Columbia Bridge Almond Mukes (c), carpenter, York n 36th Almond Peter, laborer, 37th r Grape, Almond Thomas, carpenter, 1020 Rodman Almond Thomas, laborer. Grape bel 37th, Almond Thomas W., undertaker, 1027 Rodman Almond William, gentleman, 35th & Haverford, Mantua
Almond William H., stonecutter, Lancaster av
and 34th Aloncle Louis, optician, 12 Kinsley's pi Alp David, cordwainer, 1306 Hope Alpert Conrad, cordwainer, 613 Thompson Alrich George, real estate, 1806 Frankford av Alrich John C, machinist, 515 Girard av Alrich Joseph W., teacher, 42 N 16th Alrich Peter, blacksmith. Union ab Aspen Alrich Samuel, machinist, 1346 Hewson Alrich Susan, widow Samuel, 1408 Beach Alrich William, machinist, 1322 Hewson Alrick William, shoemaker, 320 Wood Alsberg Meyer, pedlar, r 721 N Market Alscart John F., 224 Green ALSOP EDWARD B., druggist, N E Arch &
6th, h 553 N 6th Alsop Jane, widow Robert, 6 Brown's ct Alsop Reece F. Rev., 553 N 6th Alsop Robert, atty at law, 553 N 6th Alsop Thomas, watchman, 1237 Rodman Alsop William, carbuilder, 1638 Lombard Alsop William J., bookkeeper, 112 S Delaware av,
h 518 Bridge av, Camden Alspach Jacob, watchman, N W c 13th & Callow- hill, h r 1227 Vine Allspach John, carman, 1126 N 2d Alston Christine, cook, 510 Hagner Altdorfer Christian, vict., 1236 Montgomery av Altematt Catharine, widow Jerome, 912 N 6th Altematt William, 912 N 6th Altemus Alfred C, salesman, 1316 Brandywine Altemus & Brother (Francis S. Altemus if Mar- shall Altemus), produce & commission mer- chants, 1718 Market Altemus &, Co. (Samuel T. ^f Henry Alteinus),
bookbinders, N W 4th & Race Altemus Edward J., salesman, 513 Market, h c
William & Locust Altemus Eilza M., teacher of music, Sellers ab
Leiper Altemus Francis S., merchant, 1718 Market, h
124 N 21st Altemus George W., com. mer., 241 Chestnut, h
1316 Jefferson Altemus Henry, bookbinder, 4th & Race, h 1420
Marshall Altemus James, constable, 142 Otter Altemus James H., dealer, r 845 Charlotte Altemus Jasher H., police. Church n Paul Altemus Joseph B., 116 Chestnut, h 943 Franklin Altemus Lawrence R., porter, 1 Monroe Altemus Marshall, com. mer., 1718 Market, h
2027 Cherry Altemus Mary, widow Frederick, 979 Marshall Altemus N., blacksmith, Innes ab Allen Altemus Samuel T., bookbinder, N W 4th & Race,
h 39th & Locust Altemus Susan, wid. Samuel, 171 Master Altemus William, gent. Sellers ab Leiper Altemus William, Carpenter, r 117 Van Horn Alten John, teacher, 731 Race Altenader Theodore, math. inst. mr., 406 Library Alter George A., lager beer, 808 S 6th Alter Heba, 1612 Locust Alter Jacob, baker, 2224 Market Alter R. H., bookkeeper, 713 Market, h 1612
Locust Alter Solomon, wines, 713 Market, h 1612 Locust Alter William W., coaldealer, 935 N 9th, ofiice
518 N 6th, h Franklin ab Thompson Altevogt William, lager beer, 216 Carter Althause Henry M., clerk, 1400 N 7th Althaus Jacob, cordwainer, 458 Belgrade Althena Conrad, baker, S 24th n Walnut
Patten's) 630 Chestnut Street.
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Althonse Charles, clerk, 450 N 2(i
Althouse Charles, merchant, 525 Dillwyn Althouse Christian, weaver, 1445 Lawrence Althouse Daniel S., salesman, 47 & 49 N 2d, h
Union Hotel Althouse Enos, conductor, 951 Leithgx)-w Althouse John, eordwainer, 1306 Mongomery av Altmeyer George, drayman, Xorris n Tulip Altmeyer John, builder, 1542 X 5th Altmeyer Peter P., clerk, 1107 Market Alton John, weaver, Ashmead bel Clinton Alton Ealph, silk weaver, 1009 Kandolph Alton Richard, silk manufaetor, 330 Plum Alum William, weaver, N E Oxford & Hope Alum Esrom, shoemaker, bds 422 Callowhill Alvord Charles C, carpenter, 617 Commerce, h
1233 Buttonwood Alvord James B., see. Grirard Fire & Marine Ins.
Co., 415 Walnut, h 2108 M t Vernon Alward H. M., shoe store, 255 N 9th Alwell Patrick, laborer, r 1327 Bedford Alwine Charles, carter, N 7th n Montgomery Alwine John, brickmaker. Buck rd bel Long 1 Alwine Theodore, carter, if 7th n Montgomery Alzier Adolph (c) , barber, 1712 Addison Aman George, laborer, 603 X Front Aman & Brother (Jacob If IVi/liam, A7nau), sash
and blind manuf.. Filbert n N 38th Aman Jacob, sashmaker. Filbert n 38th, h 39th
n Market Aman William, sash maker. Filbert near N 38th,
h Hamilton n N 36th Amarelli V. de, prof, of languages, 711 Spruce Amartz John, tailor, 1207 Alder Amber John, brickmaker, 1437 N 12th ' Ambers David, carpenter, 1609 N Sth Ambers David, driver, 1830 Girard av Ambers Jacob, cooper. Mechanic, Eoxborough Ambers John, carpenter, 1609 N 8th Ambers Samuel, tailor, 1609 N Sth Ambers William, hostler, 1830 Girard av Amberg H. W.. piano maker, 617 Spruce Ambler Chalklv, milk. 826 N 12th Ambler Charles J., clerk, 601 Chestnut, h 819
Fitzwater Ambler David, milk, 924 Warnock Ambler George, farmer, stall 12 Girard av. mar- ket, h Montgomery County Ambler Horace P., canvasser. 35th ab. Bridge Ambler John, com. dealer, 202 X 2d, h 1230 Ogdeu Ambler John jr., house furnishing, 711 Spring
Garden, h 633 Franklin Ambler John, milk, 1130 Ogden Ambler Joseph W., clerk, 217 Market, h 1229 X
12th Ambler Sep., milkman, 1227 Parish Ambler Thomas, tinsmith, bds 518 Marshall Ambler William, cabinet maker, 446 N 12th, h
1438 X 11th Ambrose Mary, widow Richard, 6 Washington,
Manayunk Ambrose Patrick, shoemaker, Washington, Myk Ambrosi Jacob A., painter, 25 X 13th, h 263 X
Juniper Ambrosi Jacob jr., stonecutter, 263 N Juniper Ambrosi T. C, painter, 2056 Winter Ambrow Adam, carter, 318 Willow Ambruster David, bricklayer, 1520 Wallace Amdhor Andrew, chairmaker, 976 X Front Ameck William, lab. Burbanks pi off Vincent Amelea Rachel, 1217 Heath Amer Edward C, morocco dresser, 438 X 3d, h
966 X 5th Amer John, shoemaker, 1315 Austin Amer Sarah, widow, 1644 X 11th
Amer Thomas, silverplater, 903 S 11th Amer William & Co. {William Aojier, Jos. D. Wood, Edv:ard C. Amer, William A. Amer), manufacturers morocco leather, 438 X 3d Amer William, morocco finisher, X E 3d and
Willow, h 719 Green Amer William A., leather manufacturer, 438 X
3d, h 719 Green AMERICAX BAPTIST PUBLICATIOX SO- CIETY, publishers, 530 Arch AMERICAX B AXK XOTE CO. , Henry Perkins
secretary, 234 Walnut AMERICAX FIRE IXSURAXCE CO., 310 Wal- nut AMERICAX LIFE IXSURAXCE AXD TRUST
CO., S 4th and S E Walnut American Mutual Insurance Co., 228 Walnut American Protestant Hall and Library Associa- tion, 1415 Locust American Stereoscopic Co. {F. Laiigenheini, W .
Lans^enhfiini), 722 Chestnut AMEPJCAX SUXDAY-SCHOOL imiOX, 1122
Chestnut AMERICAX TELEGRAPH CO., 105 & 107 S Sd American Telegraph, Branch OflB^ce, Continental
Hotel AMERICAX TRACT SOCIETY, 929 Chestnut Ames John, cooper, 135 S Water, h 228 Stam- per's alley Ames Josiah, captain, 344 Catharine Ames William (c), seaman, 323 Dugan Ames William, shoemaker. Clarion bel Federal Amet Charles L., salesman, 842 X 7th Amet Charles P., salesman, 842 X 7th Amey Christopher, cooper, Xicetown Amey Cleophas, grocer, X W 17th and Coates Amey John, cooper, Xicetown Amey & Meas {Cleoi^has Amey ^ Levi Meas), re- tail grocers, X W 17th and Coates. Amey Peter, cooper, Xicetown Amey Samuel, cooper, Xicetown Amey Samuel, gaiter fitter, 829 Darien Amey Samuel, shoemaker, Dauphin n Gaul Amick Henry, shoemaker. Orthodox n Hedge Amies Israel, stamper and embosser, 527 Minor,
h 621 Washington avenue Amies 0. A,, paper maker. Summer, Roxborough Amies Thomas K., paper manuf., 1429 X 12th Amlong Henry, shoemaker, 21 Metcalf Amme Henry, stove dealer, 1103 X Front Ammon Charles, lager beer, 1533 South Ammons Samuel, tavern, X 6th n Somerset Amon C, baker, 1011 Beach Amon John, policeman, r 7 Carman pi AMORY CHARLES, Jr. i CO., [Charles Amory, Jr. i^- S. Farkinun Blalce, Jr.) com. mers. 205 Church al Amory Charles Jr., com. mer. 205 Church al Amos Anne, servant, 902 Pine Amos Charles, painter, r 110 Van Horn Amos Charles T., stove factory, 261 X 2d, h 321"
Buttonwood Amos Elizabeth, widow Abram, 932 New Market Amos Fredrick, butcher, 293 E Market, h 1526
X 5th Amos George, wood and sand, 1107, h 1044 Beach Amos Jacob & Son (J. if J. Amos), carpenters,
122 Craven Amos Jacob, carpenter, 122 Craven, h 217 Xew Amos Jacob, jr., carpenter, 122 Craven, h 217 Xew Amos John, sailmaker, 1612 S 6th Amos John, hotel, 1335 S 10th Amos John C, laborer. Eagle Amos Jonathan, 1216 Warnock Amos Joseph, silversmith, 719 Bedford
Gilt Cornices, BantIS) Gimpst TassclS) Fringes, and Curtain Goods;
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Amos Nathan (c) , laborer, Oak n 41st Amos Philip P. (c), shoemaker, Oak n41st Amos Sallie A., teacherl 932 New Market Amos Sarah V., widow William, 229 George Amos Steward, boilermaker, 1216 Warnock Amos Uriah F., carpenter, 120S Warnock, h 1212
Hibberd Ampach John, shoemaker, 1423 N 10th Amrhein L., brewer, Ash ab Richmond, Bdg A^klSLER CHARLES T., optician, 635 Chestnut,
h 28 N 9th Amsler Henry, machinist, 1402 Franklin Amy Jacob, stove moulder, 6th N of Diamond Anable Courtney, Rev., 1350 Pine Anable Anna Maria, teacher, 1350 Pine Anable Fannie A., teacher, 1350 Pine Anable Mary J., teacher, 1350 Pine Annable Misses The {Anna Maria, Fannie A. (^
Mary J. Anable), Young Ladies' Seminary,
1350 Pine Anathan Meyer, mer., 117 N 3d, h 521 York av Anch John M., vinegar, 873 N 5th Anch William, beef butcher, stalls 40 and 42
Fairmount Market Ancker Adolph, mer., 150 N Front, h 1827 Wal- lace Ancker Charles H., clerk, 150 N Front, h 1827
Wallace Ancker Edward J., clerk, 1827 Wallace Ancker Jacob P., salesman, 1224 Stiles Ancker James, moulder, 2036 Hamilton Ancker John, blacksmith, Ann n Waterloo Ancker J. P., clerk, 1224 Stiles Ancker Mitchell, liquors, 150 N Front, h 1827
Wallace Ancketell Edward, mason, 717 Jamison Ancona A. D., clothing store, 330 South AnconaM D., clothing store, 622 South Ancott Aaron, engineer, Laurel, Gtn Ancott George, weaver, Fisher's 1 Ancott Joseph, weaver, Lehman, Gtn Anders Charles, tailor, 131 S 10th, Anders Francis, washing, 1017 Lombard Anders James, clerk, 273 S 5th Anders S. K., farmer, stall 61 Girard av Market,
h Montgomery co Anderson Abijail (c), wid. James, 614 Clifton Anderson Abraham, lab., 32 Mannsville Anderson Abraham, tin smith, 210 Plum Anderson Adam, fisherman, Robinson Andrew Adolph, tailor, 206 Green, up stairs Anderson Alexander, binder, 224 Mariott Anderson Alexander, polisher, 1215 Wallace Anderson Alexander, segars, 136 S 8th, h 316
Dean Anderson Alexander, laborer, 1717 Carlton Anderson Alexander, boilermaker, York n Rich- mond Anderson Alexander, polisher, 1434 Coates, h
1717 Carlton Anderson Alfred L. E., clerk, 110 Chestnut, h
807 N 1.3th Anderson Andrew J., carpenter, 37th abElm Anderson Andrew N., hotel, S W c 2d and Xorris Anderson Archibald, laborer, r 1435 Fitzwater Anderson A. (c), Hoffman's ct Anderson A. M., gentlewoman, 1321 Melon Anderson, Brothers & Co. ( Tliomas H., Javies W.,
Robert H., ^ Michael Aiulerson 4- James M. Smith), flour, 128 and 130 Dock Anderson Benjamin, carpetweaver, Cumberland
n N Commerce Anderson Gardenia, newsdealer, 102 Spruce Anderson Catharine, widow John, 1931 Girard ay Anderson Charles, seaman, 64 Beck
Anderson Charles, tavern, 208 Callowhill, h 302
St John Anderson Charles, bricklayer, 222 Reed Anderson Charles, laborer, James, F Sch Anderson Charles, blacksmith, r 32d n Market,
h Lancaster bel Market Anderson Charles, butcher, 7, sec. 1 Wharton
Market Anderson Charles, jr., butcher, 226 Reed Anderson Charles H., compositor, 805 S 10th Anderson Charles J., salesman, 503 Market, Anderson Charles U. (c), barber, 610 Bay. Anderson Christian, seaman, 967 Otsego Anderson Christopher (c), whitewasher, 87 Ea-
ken place Anderson David, salesman, 521 E North Anderson David, stonecutter, 1415 Cadwalader Andrews David, prod., 1 Jefferson Market, sec 5 Anderson David, grocer, 1501 Parrish Anderson David F., salesman, 130 N Third, bds
States Union Hotel Anderson David P., carpenter, 838 N 12th ANDERSON k DUNLAP {John Anderson, Hugh Dunlap), grocers, S E 19th c Lombard Andrews Edward, salesman, 208 Chestnut, h
Union ab Fourth Anderson Edward, notions, Ac, 6 N 3d, h 1223
S4th Anderson Edward, weaver, 1322 Mott Anderson Edward, clerk, 622 Locust Anderson Edward H., clerk, 2103 Jefferson Anderson Edward R., agent 771 N 24th Anderson Eliza, day school, 205 Plum Anderson Elizabeth, confectioner, 1203 Pine Anderson Elizabeth, wid Charles, 320 Crown Anderson Elizabeth, wid Samuel, Pear n Paschal Anderson Edward J., bookkeeper, 423 Market,
h 622 Locust Anderson Ellen, 519 Hurst ANDERSON EMMA, grocer, 118 S 2d Anderson Emma, washer, r 735 St Mary Anderson Evan, shoemaker, 322 S 4th Anderson Fanny, servant, 460 S 9th Anderson Frank, dyer, S W Leithgow and Canal Anderson George, shoemaker, Franklin n Dauphin Anderson George, carpenter, 2105 Callowhill Anderson George, conductor, 4 Brussels ct Anderson George (c), stewd, r 607 Ronaldson Anderson George W., salesman, 1227 Girard av Anderson Henry, weaver, 1833 Lombard Anderson Henry, lab, 706 St Mary Anderson Henry, foreman, 1440 Hope bel Jefferson Anderson Henry, weaver, 20th k South Anderson Henry T., salesman, 10th k Chestnut,
h 818 Cherry Anderson Isaac, sailmaker, 138 S Del av, h 520
Division, Camden Anderson Isaac, spinner. North n 73d Anderson Jacob, plasterer, Otis n Tulip Anderson James, bookkeeper, 45 N 3d Anderson James, carpenter, 430 S 4th Anderson James, clerk, 1604 N 12th Anderson James, carter, 1322 Fkd av Anderson James, coachman, 16 Benton Anderson James, engineer, 642 N 9th Anderson James H., 259 S 6th Anderson James, laborer, r 133 Carpenter Anderson James, laborer, 1008 Poplar Anderson James, machinist, 2115 Callowhill Anderson James, marblecutter, 1220 Buttonwood Anderson James, M.D., 1300 N 11th Anderson James, painter. North n 73d Anderson James, porter, 510 Catharine Anderson James, salesman, 116 Chestnut Anderson James, salesman, 1231 Fulton
Patten's, 630 Chestnut Street*
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Anderson James, r 1214 Ridge av Anderson James, weaver, 18 r 1140 St John Anderson James, weaver, Dauphin n Carrol Anderson James, weaver, 752 S 13th Anderson James, laborer, 1430 N Front Anderson James, blacksmith, Main, Ilbg Anderson James, weaver, r 824 Carpenter Anderson James B., produce, 225 South Anderson James, stone laborer, Ella E Carrol Anderson James L., goldbeater, 1511 Walter Anderson James L., jeweler, 1025 Market Anderson James S., printer, 754 Erie Anderson James W., fireman, 737 Wood Anderson James W., flour, 128 Dock, h 124 Con-
gress Anderson James W.
Howard bel Mont-
cooper, gomery av Anderson Jane, umbrella store, 604 Locust Anderson Jesse, moulder, 142 Cottage Anderson John, laborer, r 1316 Lombard Anderson John, grocer, S E Lombard & 19th, h
1841 Addison Anderson John, weaver, r 1322 Ekd av Anderson John, clerk, 816 South A.nderson John, laborer, N 22d n Filbert Anderson John, engineer, 642 N 9th Anderson John, 730 Lombard Anderson John, laborer, Darby rd bel 42A Anderson John, civil engineer, 117 N 19th Anderson John, sheet iron worker, 1717 Carlton Anderson John, machinist, 418 N 20th Anderson John, foreman, 6 Loomis pi Anderson John, varnisher, r 425 Brown Anderson John, 835 Market Anderson John, porter, 214 S Front Anderson John, grocery store, 108 South Anderson John, dealer in shoes, 153 jS[ 2d Anderson John, weaver, Sch Falls Anderson John, boxmaker, 1642 Hope Anderson John, carpenter, Irving ab 40th Anderson John, machinery, 2206 Wood, h 517 N
23d Anderson John, machinist, 148 Bodine Anderson John, pianomaker, r 425 Brown Anderson John, blacksmith, Robinson Anderson John, chandler, 666 Andress Anderson John A., cooper, Howard bel Mont- gomery av Anderson John B., blindmaker, 1711 Market Anderson John C, bricklayer, 3 r 818 N 15th Anderson John E., clerk, 925 Callowhill Anderson John E., spinner, 524 Master Anderson John H., bookbinder, 913 Nectarine Anderson John L., dry goods, 308 N 2d Anderson J. L., farmer, 216 Spring Garden mkt,
h Chester Co Anderson John N., farmers' implements, Rich- mond n Lehigh av Anderson John P., wheelwright, r 840 S 3d Anderson John Q., millwright, 636 N Broad, h
1511 Walter Anderson John R., turner, 141 Jarvis Anderson John R., cutter, 313 S 2d, h Jarvis bel
2d Anderson John T., millwright, 1511 Walter Anderson John W., 106 S 8th Anderson John W., carman, 21 S 18th Anderson J., carpenter, 201 Union Anderson J. H., segars and tobacco, 259 S 6th Anderson J. & F. {John and Frederick Ander-
so7i), boots and shoes, 153 N 2d Anderson Joseph, blacksmith, 331 Dickerson Anderson Joseph, merchant, 118 S 2d Anderson Joseph, silversmith, 1931 Girard av Anderson Joseph, musician, 744 Lombard
Patten's, 630 Chestnut S
Anderson Joseph, spinner, 524 Master Anderson Julius (c), laborer, 15 Emeline Anderson Levi (c), 814 Carpenter Anderson Lewis, wharf builder, 919 Warren Anderson L., combmaker, 1349 Marlborough Anderson Margaret, wid. William, N Front n
York Anderson Margaret, widow George, 1305 Wood Anderson Margaret, widow Robert, Perry S Dau- phin Anderson Margaret, widow George, 159 Master Anderson Mary, widow George, 1538 Lombard Anderson Mary, 711 Lebanon Anderson Martha, dealer, staU 39, Girard av mkt,
h Fkd av n Thompson Anderson Mary, servant, 504 N 2d Anderson Mary A., -widow Jacob W., barber
shop, 1505 N 4th Anderson Mary Ann, cook, 1003 Barley Anderson Matthew, weaver, 326 Belgrade Anderson Matilda, 26 Ellen Anderson Melville, salesman, 22 N 3d, h 1227 S
5th Anderson Montgomery, boilermaker, York n
Beach Anderson Moses, finisher, Hedge n Orthodox Anderson M., flour, 128 Dock, h 124 Congress Anderson Nicholas, weaver, 1514 American Anderson Olivia, dressmaker, 1708 Cox Anderson Peter, weaver, Cumberland n Com
merce Anderson Peter, machinist, 604 Locust Anderson P. P. (c), waiter, 1016 Vernon Anderson Ptebecca, 323 Catharine Anderson Robert, porter, 925 Callowhill Anderson Robert, weaver, 519 S 21st Anderson Robert, clerk, 929 South Anderson Robert, varieties, 2032 Callowhill Anderson Robert, laborer. Market n 34th Anderson Robert, coachmaker, 1259 Mervine Anderson Robert, carpenter, 23d and Green Anderson Robert, warper, 144 Oxford Anderson Robert, blindmaker, 626 Master Anderson Robert, cordwainer, 249 Richmond Anderson Robert, laborer, 8 Annapolis Anderson Robert, laborer. Wood ab 23d Anderson Robert C, 1020 Green Anderson Robert F., clerk, 102 Market, h 929
South Anderson Robert G., blindmaker, 209 Poplar, h
626 Master Anderson Robert H., flour, 128 Dock, h Catharine Anderson Robert R., carpenter, 1511 Walter Anderson Robert T., wheelwright, 1301 Parrish Anderson R. (c), waiter, Merchant's Hotel Anderson Samuel, 929 South Anderson Samuel, varnisher, 102 Spruce Anderson Samuel, firerdan, 303 Dove pi Anderson Samuel, weaver, Sp Garden n 24th Anderson Samuel, jr., grocer and tea, N W 5th
& Lombard, h 501 Lombard Anderson Samuel B. tobacco and segars, 240
Washington av, h 4 Russell Anderson Samuel M., dry goods, 425 Market, h
403 S 8th Anderson Sarah, seamstress, 300 S 13th Anderson Sarah, dry goods, 1300 N 11th Anderson Stephen P., moulder, 1539 S Front Anderson Stewart, laborer, 1261 Palethorp Anderson & Thomas {William F. Anderson ^ C.
Thomas), grocers, 102 Market Anderson Thomas, policeman, r 729 St John Anderson Thomas, boots, 1217 South Anderson Thomas, weaver, Cumberland n Com- merce treet> Window SJiailcsj
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Anderson Thomas, real estate agent, 225 N 10th Anderson Thomas, driver, 2335 Meredith Anderson Thomas, laborer, York n Richmond Anderson Thomas H., flour, 128 Dock, h 124 Con- gress Anderson T., laborer, 1221 Beach Anderson William, weaver, N Front n Dauphin Anderson William, weaver, 1429 Philip Anderson William, combmaker,1347 Marlborough Anderson William, machinist, 2115 Callowhill Anderson William, carpenter, North n 73d Anderson William, printer, 1701 Barker Anderson William, drayman, 425 Market, h 13
5 20th
Anderson William, hotel, 1529 South Anderson William, merchant, 104 Callowhill Anderson William, shop, 339 Monroe Anderson William, salesman, 12 S Front, h 510
Catharine Anderson William, segarmaker, 316 Dean Anderson William, sexton, 1315 Rodman Anderson William, weaver, 1460 Hope Anderson William, shoemaker, 333 Blight Andrews AVilliam A., trunks. Centre & Hancock
Gtn Anderson William B., blindmaker, 1111 Gtn av,
6 1414 N 2d
Anderson William D., blindmaker, 1114 N 2d Anderson William F. grocer, 102 Market, h 929
South Anderson William H., hotel, N W Dauphin &
Carroll Anderson William H., grain broker, 104 S Del
av, h 2325 Green Anderson William T., grocer, 1116 Shippen Anderson William V., gentleman, 628 Spruce Anderton N., widow William, 121 S 10th Anderton Thomas A., salesman, 121 S 10th Andes Francis J., machinist. Stiles c Mervine Andey Frank, blacksmith, 544 N 24th Andlauers Jacob, hotel, 307 S 5th Andrae Charles, machinist, 201 Stampers al Andrade Cepraine, machinist, 129 Almond Andrade Joseph, gentleman, ofl&ce 121 Walnut, h
517 Spruce Andre A., music teacher, 412 N 4th Andre Charles, carpenter, 510 St John ANDRE G. & CO. [Gustavus Andre 4- G. E.
LaMnnan), foreign and American music, 1104
Chestnut Andreas John, morocco dresser, N B 7th & Oxford Andress & Bro. (Samuel C. Sf Isaac T. Andress),
dry goods, 57 N 8th Andress Christian, beamsman, N 2d n Noble Andress <& Co., importers hosiery, gloves, 222
Market Andress Conrad B., measurer and builder, 128
Noble Andress Casper, moulder, 2024 Coates Andress & Durell {William. Andress cV Mary
BurelU) hosiery, 634 N 2d Andress Frederick, provisions, 1723 Gtn rd Andress George, shoe manufactory, 622 N 2d, h
1145 Sites Andress Isaac T., merchant, 57 N 8th, h 1110
Green Andress Joseph, laborer, Tulip n Huntingdon Andress Joseph, laborer, 960 Leithgow Andress Michael, jr., laborer, 960 Leithgow Andress Mary, gentlewoman, 1433 Lawrence Andress Michael, late bricklayer, 130 Noble Andress Michael B., 416 Walnut, h 128 Noble Andress Michael M., bricklayer, 130 Noble Andress Mendrow, mason, 706 Master Andress Philip, centre stalls 5 & 6 Callowh. Mkt.
Andress Richard, captain, Almond n Lehigh av Andress Samuel C, merchant, 57 N 8th, h 809
Buttonwood Andress William, hosiery and trimmings', 634 N
2d, h 430 N 4th Andress William, polisher, S E Vine k 10th, h
20th & Willow Andress William, trimmings, 430 N 4th Andrew Charles, machinist, 1634 N 3d Andrew Joseph, weaver, Wood n Gay, Myk Andrew Mary, r Paul n Sellers Andrews Alexander, drayman, 204 N 15th Andrews Andy, lab., Florida n Lancaster av Andrews A. J., feed store. Baring ab 35th Andrews B. & Son {Benjamin H. Andrews, Wil-
liam A. Andrews), trunkmakers, 612 Chestnut Andrews Blythe C, tailor, 832 Wharton Andrews Benjamin, trunk, valise, and travelling
bag manf., 612 Chestnut & 17 S 6th, h 309 N 6th Andrews Benjamin J., 702 Oxford Andrews B. W., salesman, 605 Market Andrews Catharine, widow Daniel, 2 Higgins ct Andrews Christian, 228 Green Andrews Catharine, widow, 10 Gadsby place Andrews Daniel, founder, 52 Norfolk Andrews David, paperstainer, 516 S 17th Andrews David (c) , waiter, 228 Quince Andrews David, dealer, r 1119 Shippen Andrews David, moulder, 1332 Pearl Andrews David W., machinist, 1935 Wilcox ANDREWS & DIXON {James Andreivs (^ Thomas
S. Dixon), furnaces, ranges, and grates, 1324
Chestnut Andrews Ellen (c), cook, r 9 Emeline. Andrews Edward, agent, 208 Chestnut, h 3d and
Cypress Andrews Edward C, conductor, 2305 Coates Andrews Edward W., broker, 1703 Locust Andrews Eliza, dressmaker, 1935 Wilcox Andrews George, bricklayer, 114 Green Andrews George, manufacturer, 739 S Juniper Andrews k Wilson {Henry Andrtv:s (^ James
Wilso7i), brass-founders, 1116 Beach Andrews Henry, brass-founder, 1116 Beach, h 14
Elm Andrews Henry, brakesman, 1021 S 10th Andrews Henry W., merchant, 125 S Front, h
1703 Locust Andrews Jacob, laborer, Housekeeper's ot Andrews James, furnaces, 1324 Chestnut, h Chest- nut bel 12th Andrews John, shoemaker, 1020 N 2d Andrews John, brickmaker, Edgemont n Cum--
berland Andrews John, 204 N loth Andrews John, cordwainer, 133 Prime Andrews John, grocer, 525 S 18th Andrews John, expressman. Bridge, Bridesburg Andrews John, weaver, n Spring Garden W 24th. Andrews John, provision store, 20 k 21 Vine Andrews John, mineral water, 1713 Cherry, h
1711 Cherry Andrews John, furniture, 1426 Germantown av Andrews Joseph, machinist, 422 N 20th Andrews Joseph, waiter, 621 Filbert Andrews Joshua, blacksmith, 1911 Buttonwood. Andrews Joseph W., coachmaker, S E Girard av
and 3d, h 124 Green Andrews Josiah R., merchant, 513 Market, h 315
Spruce Andrews Julia Ann, widow Henry, 832 Marriott Andrews J. B., 913 Pine
Andrews Laura, widow Richard, 1234 Randolph Andrews Margaret, widow, Plynlimmon pi Andrews Mary, widow, 1142 Jackson
Curtains, ami UjJhol.jlery Goods, Wholesale and Retail.
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Andrews Mary Ann (c), widow John, Alder n
Thompson Andrews Michael, laborer, r 609 Moyer Andrews & Morris {Henry W. AndrPAvs ^ Wade
H. Morris), mer. brokers, 125 S Front Andrews Peter, stonecutter, r 913 St John Andrews Richard, hotel, 1111 Moyamensing av Andrews Richard P. paperhanger, 1237 Otis Andrews Robert, bottler, 1224 Rodman Andrews Robert, bottler, 1227 Rodman Andrews Robert, blacksmith, 2010 Carlton Andrews Robert, machinist, 1908 Buttonwood Andrews Robert, drayman, 1628 N 11th Andrews Robert P., umbrellamaker, r 60i S Front Andrews Samuel, grocer, 8 Market, h Camden, N J Andrews Sarah, 221 Lombard Andrews Sarah, widow Robert, 422 N 20th Andrews Sarah, widow Israel, r 516 Dillwyn Andrews Sophia, widow James, 1908 Buttonwood Andrews & Thorn (Sami/el Andrews cV Franldin
N. Thorn'), grocers, 8 Market Andrews Thomas A., 1221 Chestnut Andrew Thomas, shoemaker, 1436 S 8th Andrews "William, butcher, Lancaster av ab 40th Andrews William, bottler, 1227 Rodman Andrews William, stonecutter. Downing ab Cal-
lowhill Andrews William, bottler, 204 N 15th Andrews William A., trunkmaker, 612 Chestnut,
h Germantown Andrews William S., architect, 505 Chestnut, h
1104 Vine Andrews William K., salesman, 513 Market, h
29 N 5th Andrews William J., engineer. North n 73d Andreykovicz k Poizat {J. Andreyhovicz ^ Chas.
A. Poizat), chemicals, 108 Arch Andreykovicz Jules, chemicals, 108 Arch, h 338
S 19th Andreykovicz Margaret, trimmings, 338 S 19th Andries Adam, dealer, stall 70 Girard av market,
h 1308 Apple Andriot Theophilus, cutter, 812 Cherry Andsley Joseph, spinner, Lancaster av n drove- yard, W P Anes James, laborer, Lesher n Orthodox Aug George, laborer, 1222 Hotel Angel Elizabeth, widow Christopher, 1231 Nagle Angel Henry, shoeblack manufacturer, 921 Alder Angel Peter, messenger, 921 Alder Angel Sarah, widow John, h 923 Alder Angele Lewis, professor, 209 S 4th Angelow Richard, laborer, 16 Annapolis Angerer Earnest, bootmaker, 8 Levant ANGIER, HUGEL & CO. {William R. Angier, Adolqjh Hngel (^ William, G. Allen) , maltsters and forwarders, Hutchinson c Thompson Angier William R., merchant, Hutchinson cor
Thompson, h Walnut ab 20th Angle John, laborer, r 111 Bread Anglim John, porter, 4 Clawges ct Angling James, watchman, Penn av ab 20th Angney John R., conductor, 2109 Jefferson Angney John R., chemist, N E Spruce & 5th Angney John, drayman, 522 Thompson Angroth Charles, upholsterer, 45 N 2d, h 318 St
John Angroth Charles, upholsterer, 1 Bakers pi Angruff Charles, upholsterer, 712 Lindsay Ankins Martha, wid. Mahlon, 1 Beaver's ct Annadown AVilliam B.. accountant, 652 N 10th Anne Frederick, police officer, 755 S 6th Annen Joseph, moulder, 1716 Callowhill ANNEAR JOHN, blacking manufacturer, 128 N Front, h Nicetown la n 18th
Annely Rebecca, wid. William, trimmings, 436
German Annely William F., jeweler, 310 Carpenter Anners Henry F., Jones' Hotel, 620 Chestnut Anning George A., painter, 1337 S 10th Anning John B., painter, 1337 S 10th Anschutz Edward, gunsmith, 633 N 2d Anscowe James, coach lampmaker, N E Broad &
Hamilton, h 2120 Callowhill Anshine Lewis, machinist, 127 Arch Anshitz Casper, cordwainer, 525 S 6th Anshutz John P., notions, 504 Market, h 416 N 5th Ansley David L., carpenter, Sloan n Pratt Ansley John, plaster, 312 S Juniper Ansley Margaret Miss, 1825 Jones Ansan Matthew, farmer, Gtn av ab Wissahickon
av Anspach Charles E., mer. 130 N 3d, h 1527 Arch Anspach Frederick J., clerk, 237 Chestnut, h 858
N Broad Anspach George, tinner, r 1339 Hewson Anspach James, clerk, 858 N Broad Anspach John, jr., merchant, 130 N 3d, h 858 N
Broad Anspach, Reed & Co. {John Anspach, jr., Wm, Ansjyach, James M. Read, Charles E. Anspach 6r David M. Swarr), wholesale dry goods, 130 N 3d Anspach Samuel, cordwainer, 1022 S 6th Anspach William, mer., 130 N 3d, h 537 N 6th Anstice Charles J., tailor, 133 N 6th, h 1614
Coates Anstice Robert, blacksmith, 3 Enos pi Anstice William, dealer, 904 N 6th Anstis Elizabeth, tailoress, 1 Enos pi Anstis Nicholas, carpet weaver, 1 Enos pi Anstis Wills, carpet weaver, 1 Enos pi Antelo Anthony J., mer., 38 S Delaware av 37 &
39 S Water, h 1405 A^^alnut Anters John A. jr., cordwainer, 1037 Locust Anters John, sr., cordwainer, 1037 Locust Anthony Charles, painter, 243 Race, h 316 Dean Anthony George, harnessmaker, N E Dock & 2d,
h Camden Anthony Harry, baker, 613 Spring Garden Anthony Jacob W., carpenter, 439 Allen Anthony Joseph, Venetian blinds, 735 S 3d Anthony Joseph, carpenter, 1039 Sarah Anthony Joseph W., machinist, 4532 S 6th Anthony Mark, cashier, 248 Market Anthony Richard (c) , porter, Robin av Anthony Samuel, shoemaker, Lanark pi Anthony Simon, shoemaker, r 833 Charlotte Anthony William, clothier, 70 N 2d, h 605
Mintzer. ANTHRACITE INSURANCE CO., 311 Walnut Antnia William, stevedore, 3 Fothergill Anton Christian, hostler, 2411 Callowhill Anton John, importer of wine, 239 Chester Antonia Joseph, cabinetmaker, 439 Pvedwood Antrell Joseph, manufacturer, Clinton. Gtn Antriken William, machinist, 1233 Heath Antrim Anna, widow, 1236 Parrish Antrim Charles, blacksmith, 1025 S 9th Antrim John, bricklayer, 840 Cross Antrim Levy M., coach painter, 436 Maria Antrim Richard B., handle turner,-635 N Broad,
h 1236 Potts Antrim Ridgway, jeweler, 714 Wood Antrim Samuel, cordwainer, Lawrence Antrim Sarah B., boarding house, 1015 Cherry Antrim Tabitha, wid. William, 436 Maria Antrim William, clerk, 1128 Girard av Antrobuss William, weaver, 2230 Clayton Antweiler Jacob, segarmaker, 700 Master
I<nce, DIusIinj Damask, Brocatellc, and Drapery Curtains, of every description;
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Antwistle Rebecca, East, Myk
Apath Abraham, bartender, 525 N 3d
Apel Henry, bartender, 457 N 3d
Apel Henry, salesman, 105 Relief
Apel John, barber, 417 Callowhill
Apeldorn Charles, tailor, 318 Race, h 608 Spring
Garden Apeldorn John, stove moulder, 1931 Rochford Apelgate Daniel, bricklayer, 806 Wood Apenhout Daniel, cabinetmaker, 531 Brooks Aper Henry, baker, 1020 Pine Apfel John, musician, r 912 N 3d Apker Henry, tin & sheet iron worker, 1203 S 8th Apker Sarah, widow Henry, Hughes ct Apkey Henry, ropemaker, 541 Marriot's 1 Apley Charles, Supt. E. Penitent. 906 Warnock Apley William, bricklayer, 906 Warnock Apner Joseph, cordwainer, 2 Davidson pi App Lewis, segarmaker, 1313 N 17th App Mary, widow George, 248 Girard av App Philip, pork, 91 & 93 sec. 4 Shippen Market,
h 1720 S 4th App Samuel, jeweler, 927 Vine Appel Henry, bloekcutter, 1938 Howell Appel Madame, ladies' hair dressing, 1007 Spring
Garden, h 1000 Green Appel Michael, tailor, 143 Noble Appel Simon, clothing, N 3d n Arch, h 454 New
Market Apple Adam, cooper, r Gtn av ab Montgomery Apple Adolph, weaver, 215 N 9th Apple Charles, paperhanger, 813 Enquirer Apple Eliza, widow John, 610 N 3d Apple Ephraim Y., mer. 422 N 3d, h 1535 Apple Apple Frederick, laborer, 610 Carpenter Apple George, painter, 813 Enquirer Apple George, house painter, Jackson ab Brown Apple Henry, foreman, 1123 Leon Apple Henry, blacksmith, 760 S 3d Apple Henry, coachmaker, r 820 Willow Apple Henry, jr., painter, r 820 Willow Apple Henry, jr., gauger and cooper, 205 S Water,
h 430 Marshall Apple Henry, sen., oak cooper, 121 S Water, h
620 Parrist Apple Isaac, fancy articles, 1000 Green Apple Jacob, coppersmith, 813 Enquirer Apple Jacob, moulder, 610 N 3d Apple Jacob C, brass moulder, 2018 Sansom Apple John, varnisher, 11 Mureus pi Apple John, whip manufacturer, 928 Kurtz Apple John, jr., segarmaker, 848 McGrath Apple John B., cooper, 854 Randolph Apple J. B. & Co., gaugers and coopers, 230 N
Water & 229 N Front, h S W 3d and Shippen Apple Leonard (c), waiter, 202 Prosperous al Apple Ludwig, r 1536 N 5th Apple Ludwig, laborer, 1301 N 5th Apple Philip, potter, 813 Enquirer APPLE THEODORE M., cooper and gauger, 102
& 104 Gatzmer & 123 S Water, h 334 Reed Apple William, chairmaker, 316 Noble Apple William S., chairmaker, r 829 McGrath Apple William W., potter, 2 Elgan pi Applebach Frederick, weaver. Front n Otis Applebach Henry, weaver. Front n Otis Applebee John, 210 Green Appleby Franklin, foreman, 7 Drinker's al Applegate David, laborer, 1045 S Front APPLEGATE DAVID C, confectioner & baker,
1220 Pine Applegate D. T., 613 Jayne Applegate Elizabeth, 724 S 2d Applegate George, laborer, Moore E Front Applegate Jediah, confectioner, 2214 Naudain
Applegate Job, miller, N W 13th & Noble, h 1509
Barclay Applegate John F., tailor, 337 Redwood Applegate John W., patent medicine, 918 Ontario Applegate Joseph C, ice dealer, 1500 Barclay Applegate Robert, bricklayer, 1329 Brandywine Applet Brunner, tailor, 637 N 3d Appleton Charles, coachmaker. Bridge & Water,
Whitehall, h Frankford Appleton Daniel, plumber, 1038 Race, h 3 Timothy Appleton Daniel, sen., shoemaker, 3 Timothy Appleton George W., grocery, S E c 15th arul
Cherry Appleton Henry A., coachpainter, Mary n Jef- ferson Appleton James, Sec. Broad Top Mt. Coal Co.,
228 Walnut, h 1733 Arch Appleton John, moulder, 1931 Rochford Appleton Joseph D., bookbinder, 3 Timothy Appleton Joseph, coachmaker. Bridge & Water,
Whitehall, h Adams, Fkd Appleton Oliver, dyer, 1318 Marlborough Appleton Samuel, carpenter, 1118 Fitzwater Appleton Samuel, dyer, S E Oxford & Palethorp Appleton Samuel Rev. , 1709 Arch Appleton Tacy A., widow George W., 874 N 6th Appleton Thomas, cooper, 116 Mary Apprentices Library, S W c 5th & Arch Apt Lewis H., coppersmith, r 716 Coates Apt Michael F., druggist, 37 Haydock Aran Samuel, weaver, Hancock N of Norris Aras Charles, lampmaker, 320 Garden Arb Jennuaha D., salesman, 215 Noble Arbelo Joseph, clerk, 33 Almond Arbentrote Wm., glassblower, 1037 Lawrence Arberson Robert, laborer, Norris E of Amber Arberson William, weaver, Norris E of Amber Arbuckel Samuel, gent., 919 Warnock Arbuckel Samuel W., bootmaker. 227 Callowhill,
h 104 Green Arbuckle Archibald, morocco dresser, 104 Green Arbuckle David, shoemaker, 1027 Pearl Arbuckle Elizabeth, widow Joseph, 1013 Wood Arbuckle Henry, printer, 333 Chestnut, h 2d &
Green Arbuckle James, com. mer., 1047 Fkd av Arbuckle John, boilermaker, 13 Kessler Arbuckle Louisa, seamstress, 236 Dean Arbuckle Margaret, 608 S 13th Arbuckle Thomas, gas fitter, 1705 Lombard Arburtson Wm., surveyor, h 1202, office 1200
Girard av Arcadia Free Store Co., n South St whf & Schuyl- kill Archambault Aehille L., portable engine builder,
15th & Hamilton, h Gtn Archambault Fred., dry goods, Franklin & Spring
Garden, h 1100 Mt Vernon Archambault Joseph, 1216 Filbert Archambault L., dry goods, 712 Spring Garden,
h 1106 Mt Vernon Archambault Napoleon, machinist, 15th & Hamil- ton, h 1313 Olive ARCHAMBAULT VICTOR E., dry goods and carpets, N E llth & Market, h 1316 Spring Garden Archdeacon Dennis, coach painter, 906 Christian Archdeacon Thomas, coachmaker, 401 & 403
Brown, h 6th & Girard av Archer Abel, carman, r 1108 N Front Archer Amy, washer, r 420 Gaskill Archer Benjamin F., wholesale grocer, 45 N
Water, h 227 Cooper, Camden Archer Charles, salesman, 1551 Palmer Archer Charles L., brushmaker, 312 Marriott
Patten's, 630 Chestnut Street.
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Archer Charles S,, clerk, 9 S 2d, h 1551 Palmer
Archer Christianna, boarding house, 424 S 10th
Archer Constant, watchcasemaker, 208 Arch
Archer Daniel, hatter, 943 Ridge av
Archer Isaac, feed store, 1041 Sarah
Archer James, driver, 4 Currant pi
Archer James, laborer. Darby rd n 57th
Archer John, laborer, r 1239 Christian
Archer John, carter, N E Hancock & Oxford
Archer John, tailor, 934 Percy
Archer Joseph, carder, Haverford av n N 47th
^rcher Pierce, contractor, 932 Poplar
Archer Pierce, jr., atty. at law, 213 S 6th, h 932
Poplar Archer Thomas, laborer, Irving ab 37th Archer Thomas, brickmaker, r Filter ab 2d Archer Thomas F., engineer, 930 Lombard Archer William, carpenter, 932 Poplar Archer William, carter, r Filter bel Harrison Archer William V., atty. at law, 37 S 3d Archer H., brass founder, 1502 Callowhill Archibald Elizabeth, wid. John, G- T av bel Mill Archibald George W., silverplater, 612 Thompson Archibald H. C, clerk, 185 Girard av Archibald John, silverplater, 612 Thompson Archibald Joseph, carpenter, G T av bel Mill Archibald William, clerk, Richmond n Lehigh av Archibald William, bookkeeper, Richmond n
Huntingdon Ard J. B., M.D., 1616 Arch Ardis Albert A., brickl'r, 124 N 6th, h 1034 S 6th Ardis Amanda, widow William C, 977 N 9th Ardis Wright, carpenter, 126 Keefe Ardis Hannah A., widow, 1330 S 7th Ardis William, paperboxmaker, r 327 N 2d Ardla Patrick, laborer, 727 Steward Ardley Alexander, mer. 320 Walnut, h 912 Pine Ardrey Robert, machinist, 6 Richmond Aregood George W., brickmr. Catharine n 20th Arend Augustus, druggist, N W 8th & Poplar Arendt George, bootmaker, 208 N 8th Arensfeld E. & H. {Enivia and Henrietta), em- broideries, 122 N 8th Arey Henry F., see. Girard College, h 257 S 9th Arford John, laborer, Fkd av n Point rd Argue David, plasterer, 1231 Poplar Argue Frederick, plasterer, 1231 Poplar Argue George W., engineer, Cumberl'd E Amber Argue Jane, supt., 910 Sansom Arimond Peter, tanner, 1129 Howard Arkinson William, carter, 1429 Carlton Arland John, porter, 108 S 3d, h 232 Race Arlington Jacob H., currier, 1401 N 4th Arlery Margaret, 11 Colbrook pi Arman John, laborer, 1705 N 3d Arman Joseph, butcher, 2d & Vine, h 807 N 12th Arman Matthew, butcher, N E 28th & Poplar Armand August, glass painter, 1116 Stiles Armand B., blacksmith, rear 607 Wall Armand Mathias, pork butcher, stall 34 Kater
Market, h Poplar n 28th Armand Francis, bakery, 1225 Pine Armat William, cabinetmaker, h 1217 Melon Armbrust Charles, cake stand, stall 54 Kater Mar- ket, h 1640 Pine Armbrust Charles, jr., baker, 1640 Pine Armbruster Anthony, laborer, 1009 N 4th Armbruster George, boatman, 18 Callowhill Armbruster George B., collector, 915 N lltli Armbruster J Henry, clerk, 306 N 3d, h 312 N
lltb Armbruster John G., merchant, h 918 Sargeant Armbruster Jacob, baker, S W 4th & Shippen Armbruster Joseph, laborer, 1219 Vienna Armbruster Lawrence, cordwainer, r 913 St John
Armbruster Nicholas, stevedore, 45 Leopard Armbruster Peter & Bro. [John (?.), notions, 306
N 3d Armbruster Peter, notions, 306 n 3d, h 312 n 11th Arment Henry, carpenter, 10 S 17th Arment M. G., dry goods, 2121 Locust Arment 0. P., carpenter, 2121 Locust Armhold Max, shoemaker, 456 Kerr Armhold Henry, cutter, 317 New Market Armer James, weaver, 1414 Philipp Armer Joseph D., waiter, 422 Gaskill Armer Margaret, cook, 422 Gaskill Armentage John, painter, 2033 Market Armitage Robert, watchman, 221 Perry Armitage Thomas J., blindmaker, 408 German Armitage Thomas, electropathic, 1439 Cherry Armitage Shubert B., carpenter, 1217 S 6th Armitage Thomas, Main, Myk Armond David, turner, 10 College pi Armor John, driver, 1530 Burton Armord James, blacksmith, Memphis ab Vienna Armour John, salesman, Gtn rd S of Diamond Armrod Thomas, weaver, 1425 Frankford av Armsberge Victor, teacher of music, 1215 Pine Armstead James, (c), seaman, 1010 Fitzwater Armstead James, inspector gas works, 322 S 19th Armstead k Cromwell {John Armstead (^ lievi
Cromivell), (c), restaurant, 411 Chestnut Armstead John (c), 411 Chestnut, h 1319 Rye Armstrong Alexander, stonem'n, 1225 Catharine Armstrong Abraham, cooper, 102 & 104 Gatzmer Armstrong Abram, oak cooper, 127 Edward Armstrong Anna, widow James, 1213 Pearl Armstrong Andrew, seaman. 27 Norfolk Armstrong A. & R. {Andrew ^- Robert), tobacco
com. mer., 61 S Front Armstrong Andrew, com. mer. 51 S Front, h 1406
Pine Armstrong Bernard, salesm. Waterloo abClearfield Armstrong Bernard, lab. Fisher n Cumberland Armstrong Charles, blacksmith, Orkney N of Sus- quehanna Armstrong Cha.les, Ann n Melvale Armstrong Charles, laborer, Richmond ab Ann Armstrong Charles, segarmaker, 17il Becket Armstrong Charles E., mer. 35 S 2d, h 622 N 6th Armstrong Charles Benjamin, (c), waiter. Arch
&, Delaware av Armstrong Catharine, sewing mac. op. 217 N 11th Armstrong Catharine, widow Thomas, 1334 Car- penter Armstrong Christopher, boots, 1317 South Armstrong D., wireworker, 2 Lincoln's av Armstrong David, plasterer, 1827 Lombard Armstrong David, bricklayer, 1603 Marshall Armstrong Edward, att'y & coun. & sec'y N. P.
R. R. Co. 407 Walnut, h Church la, Gtn Armstrong Edward, liquors, 1301 N Front Armstrong Edward, cordwainer, 1001 Cross Armstrong Edwin S., clerk, 304 N 3d, h 417 N 9th Armstrong Eliza, (c) wid. Jacob, 1127 Pearl Armstrong Eliza, widow John, 1819 Rhoads Armstrong Eliza, widow John, Letterly E Coral Armstrong Ellen, wid. Patrick, Salmon n Emory Armstrong Frank, drayman, 1929 moravian Armstrong Francis, dyer, 1242 Bedford Armstrong Francis, carpetweaver, 1624 Pennsyl- vania av Armstrong Francis C, bricklayer, LetterlyE Coral Armstrong F. W., boot and shoemaker, Main ab
Mechanic, Myk Armstrong Frances, dressmaker, 1706 Cox Armstrong George, upholsterer, 1616 Ilelmulh Armstrong George, bookkeeper, 262 S Front, h 33d & Baring
Window Shades and Curtain Goods, Wholesale and Retail;
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Armstrong G-eorge, lithograph, 748 Swanson Armstrong George, laborer, 1509 Fitzwater Armstrong George, dealer, 1315 Bedford Armstrong George, accountant, 1235 Tanner Armstrong George, carpenter, 1131 Parrish Armstrong George, clerk, 33d bel Baring Armstrong George, bookkeeper, 1 Tanner Armstrong George, tanner, 1520 American ARMSTRONG GEORGE H., attorney and coun- sellor, 605 Walnut, h 1415 Lombard Armstrong George W., butcher, 1 Shaifer's ct Armstrong George W., butcher, r 92G Nectarine Armstrong Guy A., clerk, 11 Augusta pi Armstrong Henry, machinist 1701 Beoket Armstrong Hugh, boxmaker, Faquair's ct Armstrong Horatio G., stationery, 304 N 3d, h
417 N 9th Armstrong H. G-. & Son {Horatio G. &, Thomas J .)
stationery, 304 N 3d Armstrong Jacob, driver, 5th S of Susquehanna av Armstrong James, weaver, 1529 Philip Armstrong James, merchant, 948 N 11th Armstrong James, porter, 706 Wharton Armstrong James, sewing machines, 616 Wharton Armstrong James. Hope Mills, 984 Marshall, h Gtn Armstrong James, dry goods, 1210 Germantownav Armstrong James, machinist, 2210 Brown Armstrong James, cordwainer, 322 Thompson Armstrong James, engineer, 35 N 21st Armstrong James, cabinetmaker, 446 N 12th Armstrong James, shingleshaver, r 856 Orchard Armstrong James, dyer, Hancock n Jefferson Armstrong James, bricklayer, 1213 Catharine Armstrong James, gent, r 1354 Palethorp Armstrong James, shoemaker, r Trenton av n
Adams Armstrong James, gilder, 38 S 17th Armstrong James A., druggist, 1300 N 4th, h 1210
Germantown av Armstrong James F., carpenter, Paschall n Lan- caster av, Hestonville Armstrong James F., gilder, I7th n Chestnut Armstrong James J., cabinetmaker, 404 Harmony Armstrong James M., carpenter, 822 Buttonwood Armstrong Jane, widow, Waterloo n Jefferson Armstrong Jacob, dealer, 1418 Howard Armstrong John, laborer, Ann n Melvale Armstrong John, tailor, Ashburton n 23d Armstrong John, plasterer, 621 S 18th Armstrong John, carpet weaver, r 26 Dunton Armstrong John, miller, Girard av & Leopard Armstrong John, compositor, 1131 Catharine Armstrong John, printer, 319 Dean Armstrong John, carpenter, 1524 Shippen Armstrong John, machinist, 1636 Becket Armstrong John, printer, 1311 S 10th Armstrong John, cordwainer, 322 Thompson Armstrong John, weaver, 1502 American Armstrong John, coachman, Powdermill 1 n Fkd Armstrong John, weaver, N Front n Dauphin Armstrong John, laborer, 34th ab Elm, W P Armstrong John, laborer, Fisher n Huntingdon Armstrong John A., plumber, 721 Plover Armstrong John H., printer, 239 N Juniper Armstrong John T. (c), 704 Lebanon Armstrong Joseph, 633 Reed Armstrong Joseph, machinist, 1518 Cherry Armstrong Joseph, laborer, 720 Lindsay Armstrong Joseph T., ship carpenter, 114 Car- penter Armstrong Joshua, military cap cutter, 721 Plover Armstrong Littleton (c), driver, rlll9 Cherry Armstrong Luke, clerk, Salmon n Lehigh av Armstrong Lydia, shoebinder, 527 S Front Armstrong Martha, dressmaker, 1701 Becket
Armstrong Martha, widow, 1343 N 11th Armstrong Mary Ann (c), 470 Rawle Armstrong Mary, widow John, 319 Dean Armstrong Patrick, shoemaker, 1157 S 13th Armstrong Patrick, dyer, Richmond ab Ann Armstrong Patrick, laborer, Salmon n Emory Armstrong Peter (c) , porter, 623 Barrow Armstrong Philip P., printer, 767 Florida Armstrong Robert Rev., 2146 Green Armstrong Robert, bricklayer, 1404 Christian Armstrong Robert, carter, Pennington Armstrong Robert, machinist, 1701 Becket Armstrong Robert, blacksmith, 834 N 13th Armstrong Robert, laborer, Kent n S 24th Armstrong Robert, turner, 922 Brown Armstrong Robert, stonemason, 1322 Catharine Armstrong Robert, laborer, 159 Master Armstrong Robert, bricklayer, 1312 Catharine Armstrong Robt., tobacco com. mer., 51 S Front,
h 1406 Pine Armstrong Samuel S. & Co. {Samuel S. Arm- strong, George 'Elton), curriers, N W St John
and Willow Armstrong Samuel S., currier, N W St. John
and Willow, h 511 N Front Armstrong Samuel, shoes, &c., 615 N 2d Armstrong Samuel, machinist, Aramingo n Fkd
road Armstrong Sarah, wid. Alexander, 11 Augusta pi Armstrong Sarah, widow William, 1408 Savery Armstrong Thomas, engineer, 1442 N 2d Armstrong Thomas, weaver, 1023 Milton Armstrong Thomas, laborer, Richmond n Hunt- ingdon Armstrong Thomas, laborer, 1243 S 13th Armstrong Thomas, shoemaker, 1157 S 13th Armstrong Thomas, carpenter, 35 N 21st Armstrong Thomas, baker, r 1007 Frankford rd Armstrong Thomas, driver, 1730 Montrose Armstrong Thomas, drayman, 43 N 3d, h Race
bel 22d Armstrong Thomas, drayman, 1 court off Fitch Armstrong Thomas, waterman, r 128 Dana Armstrong Thomas, segarmaker, Ann n Melvale Armstrong Thomas G-., dental depot, 620 Arch,
h Main bel Bringhurst Gtn Armstrong Thomas M., dental depot, 520 Arch,
h Main bel Bringhurst, Gtn Armstrong Thomas M., dentist, 845 N 15th Armstrong Thomas J., stationery, 304 N 3d, h
417 N 9th Armstrong Theodore, painter, r 128 Dana Armstrong William, laborer, 2056 Locust Armstrong AVilliam, carpenter, Gtn avab Church Armstrong William, blacksmith, 35 N 21st Armstrong William, jr., accountant, S E e 9th
and Filbert Armstrong William, dyer, 1324 Catharine Armstrong William, machinist, 204 Christian Armstrong William, stonemason, 805 S 13th Armstrong William, laborer, 2056 Locust Armstrong William, printer. 411 S 13th Armstrong William, cabinetmkr. 1331 Christian Armstrong William, botanic druggist, 722 Mar
ket, h 240 N 9th Armstrong William, stonemason, 1829 Lombard Armstrong William, laborer, 138 S Front, h 5
Levant Armstrong W. G., engraver, 517 Prune Armstrong W. M., broker, 257 N 2d Armstrong Wm. S., porter, 936 S 5th Arnall Joseph, pilot. Main, Myk Arnaiz Casper, segarmaker, 630 Belgrade Arnaiz Victor W., cooper, 534 Mercury Arndt Amelia, widow John, 737 N 24th
Patten's, 630 Chestunt Street.
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Arndt George, oedar cooper, 908 N 3d, h 4 Rich- mond Arndt Jacob H., messenger, 248 Chestnut Arnest Benjamin, waterman, 508 Pierce Arnett Harriet, wid. W. W. Eev., 1610 Summer Arnest James D., mer. h Franklin House Arnhold Charles, grocery, N W Broad and Bar- clay, h 1403 Barclay Arnick Sebastian, lab. Braddock n Lehigh ar Arnold A., tailor, 487 York av Arnold Albert, clerk, 150 N Front, h 615 N 8th Arnold Albert, brushmaker, 2422 Hare Arnold Albert E., bookkeeper, 615 N 8th Arnold Aaron K. clerk, 516 Chatham Arnold Benjamin, brakesman, Coral ab Reading av Arnold Benjamin, tailor, 1330 Lombard Arnold Caroline, millinery, 212 Arch Arnold Charles, bootmaker, r 1313 Ogden Arnold Charles, blacksmith, 810 Willow Arnold Charles F., 813 Lombard Arnold Christopher, 213 Federal Arnold Dacre T., photographist, 1233 Nagle Arnold Edwin W., clothier, 55 N 3d, h 440 N 5th Arnold Edward, blacksmith, 1306 Kates Arnold Emmanuel, liquors, 150 N Front, h 516
Chatham Arnold Ernest, tobacconist, 1333 Germantown ar Arnold Frank, laborer, r 1207 Apple Arnold Franklin, clerk, 516 Chatham Arnold Franklin K., clerk, 516 Chatham Arnold Frederick, shoemaker, 911 Master Arnold Frederick, brewer, 7th ab Dauphin Arnold Fredepick, grocery, 1340 Potts Arnold George E., manager Clearing House, F. &
M. Bk, 429 Chestnut, h 38th & Walnut Arnold George G. Rev., 1821 Lombard Arnold Henry, boot and shoemaker, 228 Race Arnold H., hotel, Ridge av. Falls Sch Arnold H. W., clothing, 440 N 5th Arnold Henry, upholsterer, 719 N Broad Arnold Hezekiah W., clothier, 55 N 3d, h 440 N
5th Arnold E. & Co., imp. of liquorg &c., 150 N Front Arnold Horatio H., marble paper, 725 West Arnold James, storekeeper, 627 Bedford Arnold James, liquors, 760 Passyunk rd Arnold Jacob L., salesman, 18 N 3d, Black Bear
Hotel Arnold John, beef butcher, stall 16 Kater Market,
h N 4th n Girard av Arnold John, laborer, Perry n Huntington Arnold John, plasterer, 24th c Spruce Arnold John, blacksmith, 1242 Leithgow Arnold John, wheelwright, 1728 Filbert, h 1822
Jones Arnold John, cordwainer, 2059 Lombard Arnold John C, shoemaker, Germantown av, opp
Manheim Arnold John F., cordwainer, 1532 Cabot Arnold John H., bookbinder, 1233 Nagle Arnold John P., shoemaker, 1030 Frankford av Arnold J. L., clerk, 425 N 3d Arnold Joseph, bootfitter, 926 Parrish Arnold Lewis, stonemason, 1430 Columbia av Arnold Lewis, cooper, Ludlow bel 32d Arnold Leopold, dealer, 804 Kerr Arnold Margaret, widow Jacob, baker, 416 N
Front Arnold Mayer, gent. 55 N 3d, h 440 N 5th Arnold Nathan, 107 Brown
Arnold Nicholas R., jeweler, 38 S 3d, h 156 N 8th Arnold Philip, sawraaker, Coral ab Reading av Arnold Philip, furniture car, 1440 Pink ARNOLD, NUSBAUM &, NIRDLINGER (S«wo?i W. Arnold, Ernst Nnsbauvi, Jacob Nirdling-
er, Hezelciah W. Arnold), wholesale clothiers, 55 N 3d Arnold Simon W., clothing warehouse, 55 N 3d,
h 440 N 5th Arnold Simon, liquor store, 150 N Front, h 615
N 8th Arnold Thomas, cordwainer, 2138 Jefferson Arnold Uriah K., merchant, 150 N Front, h 516
Chatham Arnold William, boot and shoemaker, 1127 Pine Arnold William, butcher, 27th ab Girard av Archer William, dyer, Leiper ab Sellers Arnold William, instrum't maker, 442 Thompson Arnold William Jr., paper ruler, 1127 Pine Arnold William G., bookbinder, 725 West ARNOLD & WILSON (Wlllard A. Ar?/.old ^ John W. Wilson), warming and ventilating warehouse and slate mantel fact. 1010 Chestnut Arnold Willard A., hot air furnaces, 1010 Chest- nut, h 813 Lombard Arnot Ann, widow George, 254 Perry Arnot John, stonecutter, 254 Perry Arnott James, laborer, 2055 South Arnst Christian, ropemaker, Germantown rd n
York Arnsworth Philip, calico printer, Worth n Oxford Arold John, tailor, 805 Poplar Aronheimer Aaron, 1424 N 6th Aronheimer Louis, wholesale fancy goods, 129 N
3d, h 321 Marshall Aronheimer L., trimmings, 330 S 6th Aronson R., clothing, 241 N 2d Arrants Ann L., dressmaker, 25 Richmond Arrants Richard B., captain, 25 Richmond Arrants William B., sailor, 25 Richmond Arrell John, dealer, Adrian n Thompson Arick John, musician, 1319 Cadwalader Arrick George, shovelmaker, 132 Master Arrison Alexander, carpenter, Orthodox n Hedge Arrison Charles, farm. Bustleton pike, Lagrange Arrison Charles, machinist, 9 Wiatta Arrison Henry D., grocer, 1737 Coates Arrison Howard B., clerk, 18 Letitia, 1437 N 7th Arrison James, carpenter, 1314 Truxton Arrison James M., 1008 Chestnut, h 1519 Poplar Arrison & Dingee (John C. Arrison ^- Charles
Dingee), brickmakers, Washington av n 23d Arrison John C, brickmaker, 1515 Poplar Arrison John, shoe business, 912 Morgan Arrison John P., city missionary, 1437 N 7th Arrison Matthew W., bricklayer, 859 N 16th Arrison Peter, farmer, Bustleton pike, Lagrange Arrison R. S., school teacher, 264 Perry Arrison Samuel, paperhanger, 1519 Poplar Arrison & Smith {Ralph A. Smith, Henry D.
Arrison), grocers, N E Ridge av & Wallace Arrott William, insurance agent, Robinson, Myk Arrott William, clerk, 425 Chestnut, h Myk Arrott Collin, M.D., 845 N Broad Arrotto Francis, organ grinder, 5 Donnelly's ct Arthur Andrew, S 22d bel Locust Arthur Abraham, U S letter carrier, N W 13th &
Spring Garden, h 2126 Jefferson ARTHUR, BUBNHAM & GILROY {T. S. Ar- thur, George Bnrnhani ^- W. L. Gilroy), tin- ware, &c., N E 10th & George Arthur Edward, shoemaker, 2020 Callowhill Arthur Enoch, lumber mer, Tacony n Trenton R
road, h Harrison n Willow Arthur Enoch, M.D., c Delaware & Main, Hbg Arthur George, carpenter, 253 Lybrand Arthur James, weigher, 301 Blight Artlfiir James A., student chem. 1609 Mt Vernon Arthur John, coal dealer, S E Tacony r Trenton R road
Gilt Cornices, Bandsj Gimpst Tassels, Fringes, and Curtain Goods?
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Arthur Joseph, driver, 8 Wiles av Arthur Joseph, carpenter, 3 Brussels ct Arthur Joshua P., druggist. Main, Hbg Arthur Maria B., widow Wni., produce, 115 Ship- pen Market, h 628 Charles ARTHUR R. & BROTHER (Robert Arthur),
coal dealers, 271 S Broad Arthur Robert, coal mer. 271 S Broad, h 1922
Lombard Arthur Robert, sash and doors, 639 N Broad, h
712 N 17th Arthur Robert M., grocer, N "W 37th & Walnut Arthur Sarah J., vestmaker, York n Sepviva Arthur Susannah, vestmaker, York n Sepviva Arthur Thomas, carpet weaver, York n Sepviva Arthur Timothy S., publisher, 323 Walnut, and
tinware, 117 S 10th, h 1609 Mt Vernon Arthur T. S. & Co. (T. 51. Artku?-), pub. Hofiie
Magazine, 323 Walnut Arthur William, blacksmith, 606 Little Lloyd Arthur W. M., clerk, Penna. R. R. 13th Market,
h 2137 Summer Artman Drabez, tinsmith, 125 N 17th Arter Elem, victualler, 1332 Warnock Arter John, weaver, 1325 Howard Artie Gotleib, shoemaker, 5th & Callowhill Artis Robert, mariner, 1012 Newton Artis Capt. William, 1014 Newton Artoney Charles, dealer, stall 12 Girard av market,
h Winder n N 3d Artson Richard (c), engineer, Hancock ab Oxford Arquit John, porter, 108 Spruce Artz Edwin, druggist, 307 N 6th Artzt Charles Or., tobacconist, 215 S 4th Arundel George W., att'y at law, 241 Race, h
857 N Broad Arundel John M., att'y at law, 241 Race, h at
Chestnut Hill Arundel Robert J., att'y at law, 241 Race, h 857
N Broad Arzt William, bottler, r 1608 N 10th ASAY A. MERRITT, M.D., dentist, 1005 Race Asay Eleanor L., dry goods, 883 N 5th Asay John, shoemaker, 802 Green Asay J. Lambert, M.D., dentist, 1005 Race Asay Mercy, widow Charles, 6 Goldbeck's av Asay AVilliam H., salesman, 526 Market, h S E
5th & Poplar Asay William B., dentist, 209 N 11th Asbury Anna, widow George, 725 S 9th Asbury Paul George, machinist, 2019 Reeves ASBURY SAMUEL & CO. (Samuel Asbury, William Veitch, ThoTnas Young), importers
earthenware, 111 & 113 Walnut Asbury Samuel, mer. Ill & 113 Walnut, h England Asbury Thoma* H. , machinist, Haverford bel 35th Asch Aaron M., importer of furs, 417 Spruce Asch & Bro., furriers, 302 Arch Asch Isaac M., fur store, 213 Arch Asch Joseph M., importer of furs, 417 Spruce Asch Mannes M., furs, kc. 221 Arch Asch Morris J., M.D., 417 Spruce Aschenbrocher John, laborer, 237 Brown Aschenfelder John, printer, 521 Coates Ascherfeld Theodore, prof, music, 1511 Poplar Aschman Charles N., segarmaker, 702 N 3d Ascough Elizabeth, widow Thomas, 1015 G T av Ascough George, wireworker, 1015 Germant'nav Ascough George, wheelwright, 126 Laurel Ascough John, clerk, 34 N 3d Ascough John, blacksmith, 975 N Front, h Fkd
av bel Adam Ascough John, shoecutter, 7 Richmond Ascough John, wheelright, N Front n Laurel, h 126 Laurel
Ascough William, machinist, 1015 Germant'n av
Asel Joseph, tailor. Perry n Norris
Asel Rosanna, tailoress, Perry n Norris
Aschworth Thomas, jr., machinist, 728 N 4th
Ash B. Mrs., 222 S 6th
Ash Caroline Miss, gentlewoman. Main, Holm
Ash Charles, butcher, 90 S 2d St Market, h 1311
N 4th Ash Curtis, waiter, 1013 Lombard Ash Daniel (o), laborer, r 826 Carpenter Ash Dorsey J., cl'k, 232 Market, h 1913 Lombard Ash Earl S., hotel, 734 and h 734 Market Ash Edward, rodmaker, 519 Fitzwater Ash Francis, liquors, 17th & Cherry Ash George, victualler, 1311 N 4th Ash George, clerk, 903 Lombard Ash George W., attorney, 6th bel Chestnut, h 903
Lombard Ash George W., goldbeater, Haverford n N 41st Ash George W., carpenter, 937 Melon Ash H. St. Clair, M.D., S E cor Vine & 11th, h
1712 Vine Ash Harry, clerk, 43 S 3d, h 1913 Lombard Ash Henry, carpenter, Wyoming n Haverford av Ash Henry, carpenter, r Perkiomen bel Wylie Ash James, M.D., n Herman, Gtn Ash James, hotel keeper, 514 Callowhill Ash John, shoemaker, 801 N 4th Ash John, laborer, Oneida pi Ash John, gentleman, .138 Otter Ash John M., clerk, 213 S 17th Ash Jonathan, printer, 222 Coates Ash Joshua P., auctioneer, 429 Market, h 110 S
13th Ash Joshua W., M.D., 1721 Vine Ash Joseph, conductor, Galloway n George Ash Maria L., gentlewoman, 1009 Coates Ash Matthew, stall 48 Callowhill St Market Ash Morgan, broker, 1913 Lombard Ash Morgan, Jr., clerk. 246 N Delaware av., h
1913 Lombard Ash Norman C, clerk, 1217 N 12th Ash Joseph Penrose. 222 S 4th Ash Penrose, gent. N W cor Swanson & Queen Ash Rufiin, student, 620 Locust Ash Samuel, laborer, 519 Fitzwater Ash Samuel, machinist, 607 N 18th Ash Sarah, wid Albert, und'taker, 607 Mintzer Ash Sarah, wid Thomas, gentw'n, 307 S 3d Ash Sebastian, confectioner, 2d n Dauphin Ash Theodore, Herman Ash Thomas, laborer, 426 Prune Ash Thomas, shoemaker, 2d n Dauphin Ash Thomas R., 1625 Spruce Ash William, hotel k livery stables. 905 Coates Ash William, jr., mor. fin'r. r 805 New Market Ash William H., clerk, 307 S 3d Ash William R., sr., clerk, r 805 New Market Ashbridge Franklin, salesman, 516 Race Ashbridge George, laborer, 2206 Wood, h 2036
Reeves Ashbridge Isaiah A., machinist, 2206 Wood, h
2036 Reeves Ashbridge Joseph, wool spinner, 848 Darien Ashbridge Joshua, farmer, stalls 406, 4U8 Farmers
Market, h Montgomery county Ashbridge Thomazin, wid of William, 823 Arch Ashbridge William, gentleman, 823 Arch Ashbrook James, grocer, 827 S 2d Ashbrook John K., salesman, 231 Market, h 316
Marshall Ashbrook, Joseph, clerk, 134 S 3d, h S E cor 2d
& Queen Ashbrook Joseph, sailraaker, 215 Christian Ashbrook Thomas C, tailor, 133 Van Horn
Patten's, 630 Chestnut Street.
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Ashbrook Thomas J., umb maker, 133 Van Horn Ashburner Adam, merchant, 1233 Buttonwood Ashburner Algernon E., merchant, 16 S & 1035
N Delaware a\. h Hbg Ashburner Benjamin, merchant, 16 S Delaware
av, h CoUegeville Ashburner John, bookkeeper, 16 S Delaware av,
h 40th bel Walnut Ashburner T. Augustus, clerk. Chestnut ab 40th Asbby Charles C, bookkeeper, N E cor 12th &
Wallace Ashby Franklin, merchant, 408 Market, h 991
Marshall Ashby & Rocap {Frayihlin Ashby l^ Adam Rocap)
wholesale hats, caps & furs, 408 Market Asheraft Amanda, wid of John, 966 S Front Ashcraft Hannah' L., milliner, 23 S 2d, h 120
Almond Asheraft John, gentleman. 120 Almond Ashcraft John, moulder. 1603 S 2d Ashcraft Louisa, wid William C, b h 260 S 2d Ashe WiUiam J., sup't hotel, N W Germantown
av & Master Ashenberg Frederick, druggist, 1030 Master Ashenbock Charles, potter, r 1411 Randolph Ashenfelder Josiah, car builder, 1252 Cadwalader Ashenfelter A. J., printer, 521 Coates Ashenfelter John, farmer, 117 Spring Garden Mar- ket, h Montg Co Asher Abraham S., clerk, 1109 Hamilton Asher Asher, printer, 620 South Asher Ent, tireman, 210 Plum Asher Jeremiah Rev., 1013 Rodman Asher Michael, dyer & scourer, 620 South Asher Morris, printer, 620 South Asher Solomon, paperhanger, 620 South Asherwood Joseph, engineer, 2206 Wood Ashford Henry, brass moulder, 1518 Pearl Ashford John R., glove manuf., 607 Callowhill Ashford Stephen, iron foundry, 1013 Ridge av, h
Pearl ab 15 th Ashford William H., ladies" shoes, 143 N 8th Ashhurst Henrv, gentleman, 1708 Walnut ASHHL'RST JOHX, mer, 16 S 3d, h 225 S 6th Ashhurst John, jr,, M.D., 225 S 6th Ashhurst Lewis, clerk, 38 S Del av, h 1420 Walnut Ashhurst Richard, jr,, atfy at law, 1420 Walnut Ashhurst Richard, banker, 16 S 3d, h 723 Arch ASHHURST RICHARD & SOXS {Richard,
Leiuis R., Johii &f WiUiain H.), mer. 16 S 3d Ashhurst Richard L,, atfy at law, 225 S 6th Ashhurst Lewis R,, mer, 16 S 3d, h 1420 Walnut Ashhurst Samuel, 1420 Walnut Ashhurst William H,, mer. 16 S 3d, h 1708 Walnut Ashley Henry, imp. & com, mer. 23 Bank, h 352
S 15th Ashley Thomas, watchman, 211 Prime Ashman Ann, widow Peter, 1406 S 7th Ashman Benjamin, brickmr. Perry S of Diamond Ashman Elizabeth, weaver. Perry S of Diamond Ashman Howard N., paperhanger, 1141 Poplar Ashman James, lampmaker, 70S Jamison Ashman James, shoemaker. 638 Sears Ashman James J., quare tender, 919 Morris Ashman John, brickmakei, c Cumberland &
Hancock Ashman Peter, jr., gentleman. Bridge bel 33d Ashman Peter sr,, ice dealer. Bridge bel 33d Ashman Sarah, huckster. Perry S of Diamond Ashman Stephen A., blacksmith, 725 N 23d Ashman William, brickmr. Perry S of Diamond Ashman William, ice dealer, 1424 Spring Garden Ashman William X., attorney at law, 404 Prune Ashman W. T., salesman, 333 Market, h 702 X 3d Ashmead Agnes, teacher pub. school, 1329 Pine Patten's, 030 CliestMut
Ashmead Albert, gent. Gtn av below School Ashmead Albert S.. mer. c 36th & Hamilton Ashmead Alfred B., agent. 1237 Market Ashmead Anna L., widow John, 120 S ISth Ashmead Bartram, clerk, 631 Chestnut, h 423
Arch Ashmead Charles, farmer, Gtn av ab School Ashmead Charles J., conveyancer, 41st ab Lan- caster av Ashmead Edwin A., clerk, 1034 Olive Ashmead Eliza, boarding house,