MICHAEL PH ELAN'S
IMPROVED
Proteus* t>y Letters Patent, dated Feb. 19, 1856; Oct. 28, 1856; Dec. 8, 1857; Jan. 12, 1858; Nov. 16, 1858, and March 29, 1859.
The recent improvements in these Tables make them unsurpassed in the world. They are now offered to scientific Billiard players as combining speed with truth, never before obtained in any Billiard Table.
Salesrooms, Nos. 786 and 788 Broadway, New York. Manufactory, Nos. 65, 67, and 69 Crosby 3treet.
THE AMERICAN PUMP.
Patented. April 5, 1859.
WITHOUT SUCTION, WITHOUT PACKING.
This is a Double Acting Force Pump, with but one bore and one Pis- ton, worked by a tee piece, having as much leverage and less friction, in its working than any other pump heretofore invented.
The working parts all stand under the water, as does the air-chamber, beyond the reach of careless or malicious interference or frost ; there is no loss of water and no loss of labor in any depth — a constant flow of water is kept up. The different sizes — five in all — work in diame- ters of from 14 to 24 inches, and cost $15, $20, $25, $40, and $60 each, are worked by hand, horse, water, wind, or steam ; adapted to cisterns, wells, tanks, ma- chinery, engines, mines, railroads, or docks, forcing water under or above ground to great heights and distances. It has pow been in successful operation for eight months, in every depth from 8 to 100 feet, commencing at Maine and extending to the Rio Grande, and in New Brunswick and Cuba.
"This is a new Pump which is offered for puhlic favor. Those who have used it speak highly of it."— N. Y. Observer.
"The piston discharges at both ends into the air-chamber, causing a regular flow of water at the discharge pipe at top. If preferred, every part can be galvanized, except the piston, which keeps itself clean, and is proof against rust." — N. Y. Evangelist.
"This is a new invention, being exceedingly simple, rendering the labor of working it, on account of the very small amount of friction in its working parts, very trifling in comparison to other Pumps of a similar na- ture."— N. Y. Christian Advocate and Journal.
"As a specimen of the ease and efficiency with which this Pump works, we can state that one man, working regularly, forced water from this Pump a distance of 540 feet, being 97 feet perpendicular height."— Scientific American, N. Y.
"One of these Pumps now in use in this vicinity, enables us to state that full confidence can be placed in the statement contained in the advertisement."— Presbyterian Banner and Advocate, Pittsburg, Pa.
A Working Model and Pumps always to be seen on application at the office. Complete drawings, prices, and particulars in detail sent free of postage. Address,
147 Chambers Street, M. Y.
C1ITIAL AIR LINE RAILROAD,
THROUGH FROM
PITTSBURG TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Passenger trains leave daily on arrival of trains from the East by Pennsylvania Railroad, for all points accessible by rail in the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, and all the States and Territories of the Great West,
Woodruff Sleeping Car attached to each Night Train.
Fare at all times as low as by any other Railroad route.
Jickets via this, the principal route between the East and "West, can be procured at most of the principal Ticket Offices in the East.
Freight of all kinds forwarded by this route will be subject to less handling or changes of cars between New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore, and all prominent points in the West, than by any other route, with advantages in time.
Kates of Freight transportation at all times as low as by any other Railroad line.
For further information of through receipts to any Western point, please apply to
LEECH & CO., No. 54 Kilby St., Boston.
2 Astor House, N. Y. 8 Battery Place, " 1 Dock St., Philada. E. J. SNEEDER, Agent Pennsylvania R. R., S. W.
corner 13th and Market Sts., Philadelphia. MAGRAW & KOONS, 80 North St., Baltimore.
JNO. J. HOUSTON,
General Freight and Passenger Agent, PITTSBURG, PA.
J. W. SCOTT,
(Of the late firm of Winchester & Scott,)
tiiitttttt'ji
AND SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 814 Chestnut St., nearly opp. Girard House,
PHILADELPHIA.
Particular attention given to ordered Shirts. A perfect fit guaranteed. Wholesale Trade supplied with fine Shirts and Collars.
E. DWIGHT CLAPP,
DBQSIIBIAVIIIBKB I2)[£@IHAIi9a8!IM9, PRACTICAL MACHINIST, AND MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN,
No. 405 F Street, tbree doors east of "Vtli Street,
"WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Models of every description made for inventors. Duplicating, altering, and repairing promptly attended to. Sewing Machines and light machinery of all kinds made and repaired. Gears of every description cut and made to order. Also, patterns for iron or brass castings.
IB. -WHEATLEY,
GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
Funerals attended to at all hours.
Alfred Street, near King,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
GREENHOUSE AND SEED STORE
Corner Fifteenth and G Streets, opposite the State Department,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
FLORIST AND SEEDSMAN, AND DEALER IN FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS.
Bouquets or Cut Flowers furnished, ported to any part of the Union safely.
Plants, Shrubbery, and Trees packed with care, so as to be traas- H. D. has a large collection of Greenhouse and Parlor Plants.
Ohio Avenue, near 12th Street West and the Canal,
Has constantly on hand a supply of
FAMILY FLOUR AND MEAL,
UNSURPASSED EI ANT OTHER ESTABLISHMENT,
Mfifmt *
TOGETHER WITH
HORSE FOOD OF ALL KINDS.
CHARLES L. COLTMAN,
Proprietor.
E. LEIPZIGER'S
TEHP3LE OF f AOT10W,
4J7& 3E,orxia.S3rl-v"«»i3Li«; Avenue,
Garments sold in this establishment, prove to be just as reco
J&y Garments sold cheaper here than elsewhere.
ended.
Garments well made. Neatly and strongly sewed. Made from cloth, fine and coarse, of the best quality, and sold at unprecedented LOW PRICES.
Bemember "Temple of Fashion," 476 Penn. Av., two doors east of the U, S. Hotel
WINOHESTEE & CO.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
%rib |Mtnt SJratotr-Stoim S>$A Pairafattorg,
j£\.t tlxe Old /St^xxd,
No. 706 Chestnut Street, above Seventh, opposite the Washington House, PHILADELPHIA.
FINE SHIRTS and DRAWERS made from measurement, and in all cases warranted to fit. Gentlemen will be furnished with a formula for measurement on application by mail.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO WHOLESALE BUYERS.
"OJUD TDOTS/LITSITOTSIJ"
If you want DELICIOUS COFFEE always, and at a saving of from forty to fifty per cent., get an " OLD DOMINION" COFFEE POT. Over forty different styles and varieties are manufactured. The " THE OLD DOMINION" TEA POT takes only half the usual quantity of Tea. You will save the price of either in two months, and secure daily a Table Luxury prized above all others.
§3^~ Sold by dealers in Housekeeping articles, and Storekeepers generally,
117 and 119 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia. Manufacturers under the Patent for the United States. Also, Manufacturers under the Patent of ARTHUR'S SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANS AND JARS.
M'OLEES & BECK,
WASHINGTON PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 308 Pennsylvania Avenue.
3*. EL IVC'CX^ESESS,
No. 626 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
These establishments are the first of their class in the cities in which they are tsituated, and comprise in their operations every valuable style of Photographs in an elegance of finish not surpassed in the world.
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HENRY JANNEY,
No. 348 Pennsylvania Avenue, and 311 G Street,
Between Brown's Hotel and Seventh Street,
» ®» §•»
MANUFACTURER OF
GENTLEMEN'S CORK SOLED, DOUBLE, & DRESS BOOTS
By patronizing our own mechanics we may rest assured we pro- mote our own best in- terests, and at the same time increase the strength and standing of our community.
In Northern Shoes I deal only in bar- gains, guaranteeing to sell such at certainly as low prices as any house in this latitude.
I keep one or two hands only on Ladies' work, and what I do in that line may be re- lied on.
Uniform prices and small profits may in all cases be expected.
HENRY JANNEY. CENTRAL SHOE STORE,
SIGN OF THE MARBLE BOOT.
WASHINGTON
M 3&3wLc^Mjks!j loM tS <&> JL A SJ d> J&?
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
MRS. ELIZA W. SMITH,
Late Principal of Mystic Hall Seminary,
Mrs. Smith takes pleasure in giving notice that the additional buildings, gym- nasium, and riding grounds on the estate of Surgeon-General Lawson, adjoining Secretary ThOxMSOn's, are finished, and she has opened with a corps of experienced teachers.
Every facility is afforded for a thorough education, those professors and teachers only being employed who possess a tact for teaching, and have acquired great eru- dition and a distinguished reputation in their respective departments.
The course of instruction embraces the Ancient and Modern Languages, the higher Mathematics, and the various branches of a solid English education.
Among the authors taught are Sherwin's Algebra, Davis' Legendre's Geometry and Trigonometry, Cartee's Physical Geography, Weber's History, Karnes's Criti- cism, Cleveland's English Literature, Whateley's Morals and Christian Evidences, Thompson's Outlines of the Laws of Thought, Butler's Analogy, and Haven's Mental Philosophy.
The Graceful Department comprises Music, Drawing, Painting, Dancing, Man- ners, Carriage, and Conversation generally. Several private collections of pictures, shells, birds, coins, &c., have been kindly offered for the gratification and improve- ment of the Young Ladies.
A valuable Library is always accessible to the young ladies, and the Maps, Globes, Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus furnish ample means of illustration in school. Distinguished gentlemen are engaged to lecture upon Anatomy, Che- mistry, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, and History, with diagrams and appa- ratus.
Applications will be answered and pupils received until the limited number is complete; and parents and guardians may be assured that no efforts or appliances will be wanting to secure the comfort, thorough instruction, and elegance of their daughters and wards, while the utmost . strictness and exclusiveness will be observed.
The young ladies will have the advantage of attending the lectures of the Smith- sonian Institute, and of visiting the places of interest and instruction which are found only in the Federal metropolis.
Post Office address,
WASHINGTON, D. C, Box 702^
Hb«s!»i> *?*k-±JJ *&&&-)?* Jjj^-i
OF
McCLEES <fc BECK,
308 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
All the different styles of Portraiture are produced, of which the principal are —
PHOTOGRAPHS, from Cabinet to Life size,
PLAIN OK COLORED CRAYON.
PHOTOGRAPHS finely executed in
WATER COLORS.
PHOTOGRAPHS finely finished in
INDIA INK.
PHOTOGRAPHS, plain, from Locket to
LIFE SIZE,
STEREOSCOPIC PORTRAITS.
IVORYTYPES, in the highest style of the Art.
w mi Jf ip«0t§p m.
N. B. Copies of all kinds of Pictures made in the best manner. Also, on hand and for sale,
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
iu and about Washington, including the Public Buildings and other objects of interest, 10
"The Union must be preserved."
M'OAETEY'S
448 Pennsylvania Avenue, near 4i Street.
Every variety of Portrait and Miniature likeness taken in the most artistic style, and of the highest finish. Our life size American Photographs are larger and in every respect more desirable and cheaper than the Pantaloon Photographs, ycleped "Imperial," but which have nothing imperial about them except the price.
Photographs for $2 equal to any others in the city at $5. Ambrotypes from 50 cents to $5.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
DANIEL HANNAN.
THOMPSON & HAMAN,
PRACTICAL
PLUMBERS AID GAS FITTERS.
No, 487 6th St,, between La, Av, and C St,, WASHINGTON, D. C,
Keep constantly on hand
Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Washhand Basins, Iron, Lead,
and Soapstone Sinks, Cast Iron, Lead, Galvanized,
Block Tin, and Earthen Pipes, of all sizes, for
the introduction of the Potomac Water.
Also, India Eubber Hose of all sizes and qualities,
Hydraulic Rams, &c. &c.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
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ZACH. B. BROOKE,
Claim ^gent anir Negotiator for loans,
Corner of Louisiana Av. and 7th Street,
F. SOUTHGATE SMITH.
(Near Sixth Street,)
robert h. wmM3
o o Jk. o h - iue -a. is. e n ,
8th Street, near D,
33-u.ilcis none To-Lit fix- is t class Xiglxt x^roxrls..
Repairing of all kinds done in the cheapest and best manner.
ALLEN & JACKSON,
GF7Q Pennsylvania •A.'xroxi.-uLe,
TOHN H. JOHNSON,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Office, Louisiana Av., No. 64 in the Bank of Washington Building. Residence, No. 482 Tin Street, opp. Gen-'l P. Office.
Conveyancing in all its various branches. Deeds prepared, Wills, Contracts, and other legal writings executed. Acknowledgments of Deeds in and out of office. Documents copied and attested, Depositions carefully taken, and Commissioner for the various States and Territories.
Note.— Those requiring the services of a Justice (magisterially), he will consult them at their own residence er privately at his own office, at all hours.
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OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
Office C, corner of Seventh Street, over Bank of Washington. JAMES ADAMS, President. ALEX. McINTIEE, Secretary.
George Shoemaker, Samuel Cropley, Richard Jones, Samuel Redeern,
John D. Barclay, B. B. French,
John C. Rives, Richard Barry,
J. Gideon, A. G. Davis,
A. Rothwell, Thomas Parker.
TAYLOR & HUTCHISON,
Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
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No. 42 Centre Market Space, between Seventh and Eighth Sis., WASHINGTON, D. C.
P. J. STEER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND AGENT FOR
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
PREMIUM
Jfamilg Skforag-macjmtes,
0 *J^o vW<a
M
H. J. M'LAUGHLIN,
Extensive dealer in
Fine Fancy Goods, Toys, Fans, 4c.
Articles suitable for Presents to suit all Ages. No. 308 Penn. Av., between 9th and 10th Sts.
G-IjAG-£3TT c*3 DODSON,
Importers and dealers in all kinds of
CftBPEYISEGS, OIL»€LOf HS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c. Also, Toilet and Table Linens of all kinds.
No. 4 Market Space, 1 door East of 9th Street,
MURR.A.Y c*3 SEIMME1S,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC., No. 407 South Side, Penn. Avenue,
FENWICK &L MARSHALL'S
Sill ilili911t(l| Corner of Seventh Street and Louisiana Avenue, WASHINGTON, U. C.
3?"±xx© ZjlquorSy Oysters, GrA.xa3.Oy cfeo.
WM. H. BOYD,
DIRECTORY PUBLISHER,
346 Broadway, New York,
33 South Sixth Street, Fhilada.
DIRECTORIES OF ANY CITY FURNISHED.
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No. 256 Penn. At., bet. 12th and 13th Streets,
ilFilf II if Ml
AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Has constantly on hand a large and choice assortment of the above goods, which will be sold, wholesale or retail, at the lowest market prices.
JAMES R WAUGH,
Dealer in
FINE PJJHLY GROCERIES,
TEAS,
Corner 9th Street West and Hew York Avenue, ■WASHINOTON", IX O.
KIMMELL HOUSE,
C St, bet. Four-and-a-half 4 Sixth Sts,
WASHIN6T0Nf D. C.
The best Livery Stable in the city attached.
(LATE GJAIDSIBY'S,)
MRS. BEVERIDGE, Proprietress, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Third Street,
J6^ The public will find this a fashionable and quiet resort, eligibly situated for persons having business at the Capitol.
This house has recently been thoroughly repaired, enlarged, and remitted with new furniture and modern improvements.
The Proprietress respectfully solicits the patronage of her old friends and the public generally.
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CHARLES DE SELDING,
No. 507 Seventh St,, Washington, D. C,
ml §iprt, ffWurt} fuftlfc, 11 £. €mmiffliw&^
Commissioner of Deeds for all the States and Territories of the Union.
WILLIAM B. WEBB,
OFFICE AM) RESIDENCE, No. 4 Louisiana Avenue.
Patent Agent, & Attorney for Inventors,
4T7& Seventli Street,
(Opposite the Post Office,)
Attends personally to any business connected with the United States Patent Office, and to appeals to the Judges of the United States Circuit Court ; and also, through responsible correspondents, procures patents in all foreign countries where patent laws exist.
THOMAS O. DONN,
And Commissioner of Deeds for most of the States and Territories.
Office at No. 66 Louisiana Avenue; Residence, No. 581 H Street North.
Office hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
£3= Acknowledgments of Deeds, Depositions, and all other business requiring a Commissioner of Deeds or Justice of the Peace, attended to at the residences of the persons requiring such services, at all hours.
:n". c. deivee,
MODEL-MAKER, MACHINIST AND BRASS-FINISHER,
Duplicate Models, Patterns for Castings, &c.
3STO. 4TFG Seventli Street,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
U3=* General agent and manufacturer of Z. N. Morrell's Seed Planter and Fertilizing Distributer. 16
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE
OF
ISTo. 492 Seventli Street, WAtHIIIOTOII, 9* €*
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO., .... Capital $3,235,613 05 CONTINENTAL FIRE INS. CO., . . . Capital and Surplus $905,000 00
DIVIDENDS 40 to 50 per cent. Other Companies with ample Capital.
Also, the Wholesale Depot of Dr. Watrous' Healing Balsam, which Cures many diseases with
perfect certainty. TRY IT.
YOUNG, SIMPSON & CO.,
Seventh Street, under the Avenue House,
Sell the following goods at a lower price than any other house in this market :
WINES. — Madeira and Sherry, different brands and prices; Claret and Malaga, do. do. ; Champagne, do. do.
BRANDIES. — "Old Hennessy," purest and best made: Jules Robin &Co.; Pinet Fils; Castillon & Co. ; Domestic.
WHISKIES.— "Old Unger;" Pure Rye, double distilled in copper; Old Rye, very pure and old Family Rye, two years from distillery; Scotch and Irish from U. S. bond- ed warehouse.
MISCELLANEOUS.— Gins, several qualities and prices; Rums, do. do.; Cordials, do. do.; Cigars, Havana and domestic.
GEORGE EINOLF,
3>0"o. 370 ES Street,
Between 10th and 11th Sis.,
Keeps on hand the best French Patent Leather and Calf Skin, which he will make up in the neatest style. Repairing promptly and neatly done.
GYMNASIUM,
EATING HOUSE, AND LAGER BEER SALOON,
3STo. 521 Centre IVE^o^Xsiot,
At the intersection of 9£ Street, Louisiana Avenue, and C Street,
CHARLES WERNER,
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON,
355 Pennsylvania Avenue and 270 B Street, Washington, D. C.
Strangers visiting the Capitol will be shown to the above directions by my customers, friends, and the citizens in general.
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Oox*. of DEI slit la and X Streets, Navy 3T£*,x-cl?
■WrA.SHI3SrC3-T03Sr, ID. o_,
Dealers in all kinds of
iiosaiMio uqogis.
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef, Fresh Beef, Pork, Butter,
Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage,
Turnips, Family and Extra Flour, Meal, Corn,
Oats, Ship Stuff, Brown Stuff, Shorts,
Cut Hay, &c.
DEALER IN
LEHIGH, SCHUYLKILL, AND CUMBERLAND COAL,
AND OAK, PINE, AND HICKORY WOOD.
469 1st Street West, near the Capitol.
t. Esxrw.
DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD, AND COAL,
land and Calcined Plaster, Cement, Lime,
Hair, White and Common Sand, &c.
Office and Yard, Virginia Av., bet. 9th and 10th Sts. East, Navy Yard,
Near Anacostia Bridge.
Coal from the best mines in the country. 2,240 lbs. to the ton in all cases. Fairness and promptness may- be relied upon.
S. A. H. MARKS, Jr.,
Dealer in jt TT A TT>
W00d; Coaj^^^^^^ Sand, Cement
LIME,
And Plaster.
Office and Yard, E Street South, between 6th and "Un East, T7^7--A-JSHI3NrC3i-T03Xr, 3D. O.
WM, McL, CRIPPS'S CABINET WAREHOUSE,
No. 499 11th St., North of Penn. Av., WASHINGTON, D. G.
Hefo Jfitrnito & iRpjjflfatas SHawrowuL
H. A. GOLDSMITH,
AND DEALER IN
PARLOR FURNITURE,
Of the latest styles and most desirable patterns.
Sofas, Lounges, & Easy Chairs, in Damask, Brocatelle, & Haircloth,
©[18? (S1MIL1® G2ME SMIfFIBBSBES*
All kinds of Furniture repaired in the best manner, cheap for cash. Particular attention paid to Drapery, Curtains, Carpets, &c.
506 7th Street, under Odd Fellows' Hall.
HUGHES' FLOWER GARDEN,
Seventh. Street, Island.,
TOsiaaEKB'if m ®* $♦
WM. HUGHES, FLORIST AND LANDSCAPE
GARDENER.
Nursery, over Long Bridge, Virginia.
A fine collection of ROSES and other plants. Bouquets made to order, and cut Flowers for sale at the Greenhouses, on Seventh and B Streets (Island), Washington, D. C.
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JAMES H. MERRILL,
ARCHITECT AID PATEIT AGEIT,
540 7th Street West, corner Louisiana Avenue,
Opposite Avenue House.
JOHN D. CLAEK,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC!
Agent for Pensions, Soldiers' Claims for Land, &c,
And for the Sale and Purchase of Real Property, and Conveyancer,
No. 525 Twelfth Street West.
ROBERT G. THRIFT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No, 22 Louisiana Avenue,
w^imiiwiit*iif$ ©«% €*
J. D. O'DONNELL,
No. 589 Eighth Street East,
Physicians' prescriptions dispensed with accuracy and dispatch at all hours.
HIAWATHA HAUi
Corner Pennsylvania Avenue & 1st Street, WASHINGTON, B. C.
Fine Liquors, Oysters, Graxne, dtec
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KIRKWOOD HOUSE,
J, H, & A, W, KIRKWOOD, Proprietors, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
(CORNER OF TWELFTH STREET).
THIS COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT
IS NOW IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. The patronage of the public is invited,
LUSK & SMITH, Proprietors.
JTJNlJLTA. house,
25 I¥. Four-and-a-half St.,
This house is conducted on the plan of rooms with or without meals. Persons room- ing elsewhere in the city will find meals served here in a style to please.
C. T. & U. BOWEN, §jH^r
JVo. 431 New York Avenue, '^^C^IhR^
Between 14th and 15th Sts. West. 3^K2s^-~
HOUSE AN® S!©N PAINTING, AN© ©LAfiNS,
Imitation of all kinds of Wood and Marble neatly executed in the latest and most approved style.
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HOUSE, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
ISTo_ 481 INTim/tltL Street,
Between D and E Streets,
JAMES J. KANE.
345 F North, between 9th and 10th West.
L. J. DENHAM'S
AND CLOTH DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 249 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. 13th and 13th Sts.3
T^ASHIKrGTON, ID. O.
T. GAGLIARDI & D, GIAMPAOLI,
MODELERS IN STATUARY, AND ORNAMENTAL SCULPTORS OF
ARTISTICAL MONUMENTS, MANTLE-PIECES, ETC.,
No. 357 Maryland Avenue, between 2d and 3d Sts., Capitol HilL
Their Monuments are of a new style ; they will contain, if desired, a portrait of the deceased in bas-relief. Models and designs will he shown to any one who will call at their Studio.
■E>A.TJJLm sipos,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, LAGER BEER, PORTER, AND ALE,
431 E Street, two doors east of Seventh, Washington, D. C,
Has constantly on hand the choicest brands of Champagne, Claret, and Hungarian and French Wines; Old Cognac and other Brandies ; Holland Gin, Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum ; also, a great variety of Cordials, &c. Fine Rye Whiskey, as per analysis of Dr. Antisell. Various brands of imported Segars. Families supplied with Porter, Ale, and Lager Beer in bottles or in kegs. All orders promptly executed, and purchases delivered free of charge.
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Capital, $200,000. STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIADLE.
Besides the actual capital of the Company, the charter renders the private fortune of each stock- holder liable for losses.
Office, corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and lOth Street.
DIKEOTORS.
M. W. Gault, Wm. Okme, James F. Haliday,
Wm. F. Bayly, Benj. Beall, Francis Mohun,
Samuel Bacon, Hudson Tayloe, Joseph Bryan.
N.B. NO CHARGES MADE FOR POLICIES. Grafton D. Hanson, Secretary. James C. McGuire, President.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.,
No. 515 Seventh Street West.
J. P. INGLE, President. CHARLES BRADLEY, Secretary.
DIBECTORS.
Wm. A. Bradley, C. H. Wiltberger, T. Blagden,
Dr. J. M. Broadhead, Dr. G. P. Todson, S. H. Hill,
Dr. J. M. Roberts, W. J. McDonald, M. A. Guista.
Dr. J. C. Hall, Joseph H. Bradley,
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
Capital 6123,000, securely invested.
This Company offers to the property holders of the District the same protection as other Companies, at about two-thirds of the cost, and they receive back one-half of the amount paid by them, in case the Company meets with the same success as for the past five years that it has been doing business, which has shown the actual cost of insurance of first class risks to be less than 10 cents on the $100.
The insured becomes a member at certain fixed and uniform rates, for which he gives a deposite note, interest payable annually in advance, to form a fund for the payment of losses. All payments are placed to the credit of the insured, and after losses and expenses are deducted, any savings that may accrue are returnable, agree- ably to the Charter and By-Laws, without deduction, and with interest thereon.
The fact that all of the Insurance Companies of the District are declaring large dividends to their stockholders, at once shows the great profit on their premiums. and the consequent saving to persons insuring with this Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President. CHARLES WILSON, Secretary. MATHEW G. EMERY, Treasurer.
Ulysses Ward, T. J. Magruder, Mathew G. Emery,
John Dickson, John Yan Riswick, J. C. McKelden,
Charles Wilson.
Office adjoining (north) the Bank of" Washington.
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CITY OF 'W.A.SIEmsra-TOINr, TJ. S. AMERICA, Established 18 44, by
Z. C. BOBBINS,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Offlce7 corner IF-1 a,xi.oL 'Ztli Streets,
Every information given in relation to the Patent Laws, and Patents taken out in the United States and foreign countries on reasonable terms.
Inquiries in relation to improvements in Mills, Machinery, Manufactures, &c. will be promptly and reliably answered; and orders for the purchase and shipment of the best products of American skill and ingenuity, will be speedily and faithfully executed for a reasonable commission.
Washington, D. C, June 24, 1854. To all whom it may concern:
The undersigned, members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives, being personally acquainted with Z. C. Robbins, Esquire, of this city, take pleasure in say- ing that he is a gentleman highly esteemed for his integrity as a man and his capacity as a Solicitor at the Patent Office.
Wm. T. Hamilton, Md. Chas. E. Stuart, Michigan.
H. Hamlin, Maine. Samuel Clarke, "
Nathan Belcher, Conn. B. B. Thurston, R. I.
Chas. Hughes, N. Y.
Washington, D. C, November 28, 1848. To all -whom it may concern :
During the time I have filled the office of Commissioner of Patents, and for some time previous, Zenas C. Robbins, Esq. has followed the business of Patent Solicitor in this city, and has been in the daily prosecution of business in the line of his profession, at the Patent Office.
I am well acquainted with Mr. Robbins personally, and believe him to be a man of integ- rity and ability, to whom persons at a distance may safely entrust their business. I am pleased to have the opportunity to say that he is faithful to the interests of his clients, and has been, thus far, very successful in the practice of his profession.
EDMUND BURKE.
:e»-a.ss:ipo:r.tjs.
Having been frequently requested by friends to obtain Government Passports, the subscriber has decided to make this a portion of the business of his office.
Five dollars will be the charge for procuring a passport, and one dollar the charge for obtaining the vise of a Foreign Minister upon a passport. On the receipt of the requisite fee, the necessary papers, accompanied by full directions, will be promptly forwarded by mail. Attention is called to the subjoined extracts from an official circular.
Z. O. ROBBINS.
Office for Patents,
Washington, D. C, April, 1859.
Department of State. "Washington, D. C, August, 1857.
Citizens of the United States visiting foreign countries are liable to serious inconveniences, if un- provided with authentic proof of their national character. Their best safeguard is a passport from this Department, certifying the bearer to be a citizen of the United States.
Persons who leave the country expecting to obtain passports whilst abroad, from the Diplomatic or Consular Agents of the United States, are liable to disappointment ; inasmuch as it is the duty of those agents not to grant documents of that character, except to persons who are certainly known to be entitled to them : and it is sometimes difficult, if not impracticable, to procure proof of this fact in a foreign country.
Certificates of citizenship or passports issued by State authorities, or by Judicial or Municipal functionaries of the United States, are not recognized by the officers of foreign governments ; and by the twenty-third section of the act of Congress, approved on the 18th of August last, it is made penal for such authorities and functionaries to issue such passports. 24
MRS. A.. SPEIR,
$xmt\ fplkrg, Jtofoers, anir Jfeatfro,
No. 275 Penn. Av., bet. 10th and Uth Sts,
WASHINGTON, D. C. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
DEALERS IN
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c,
Xo. 310 Penn. Avenue, between 9th and 10th Sts.,
WASHINGTON, ID. O. Our Bonnets took the Medal at the Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics' Institnte.
CHARLES H. LANE,
FMliiltlLl HAT,
GENTS' FURNISHING STORE,
No. 424 Penn. Av., between 41 and 6th Streets, ■WASHINGTON-, ID. O.
W. M. BROWN. J, W. COLLEY.
j-. "w. ooijUiasrsr c*? oo.,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Jfantg anb Staple §rg §0oK (Mts, Sjmfofe, # Pattilas,
OF THE BEST CLASS,
523 7th Street, 3 doors above Penn. Av.,
WMtHUMtTOW, ©♦ CL
Farticxilar attention given to all oi'ders.
W. B. WINDSOR. H. c. WIjjdS0H.
"OTINDSIOXl. c*3 BROTHER,
No. 359 Seventh Street, below Northern Liberty Market, HVTotto. qxLlols. sales ancl small profits.
tMBmiMOi 1MML
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
Late of the Firm and successor to jam TOIDID cfc GO.,
ZBro^Arm/s ]VCa,r1ole ZB-u.ilc3_i:n.g-7
PERFECT FITTING COAT, VEST, AND PANTALOONS,
IJfetnpIitait Saitajj (teMislpttt.
EDWARD DOLAN,
MIIIT TlllOft.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE,
Cor. of Pennc At. and 14th St., opposite Willard's Hotel,
m-^Mpmjmnmirmf k»« mzim L'lNVENTEUR DES MODES AND PROFESSED PANTALOONS MAKER.
E. OWEN.
S. W. OWEN.
MILITARY AND NAVAL
Pennsylvania Av., bet-ween 14th and 15th Sts.,
WAtNIH6T0H, »♦€♦
Naval and Military Uniforms executed in the neatest style.
Gr. W. FARANT. F. J. HEIBEflGER. J. H. KING.
H. F. LOUDON & CO.,
AND
JL Ac^ciillMp^^
.ARMY AND NAVY DEPOT,
Brown's Hotel, Washington, D. €.
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B. JY NEALE,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
TEAS, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
No. 61 Louisiana Av., bet. 6th and 7th Sts., WASHINGTON, D. C.
HAMILTON & LEACH,
IMPORTERS OP
"■ '0, |pljti«, & §fM» #1 Three doors east of National Hotel,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
H. M. B. MTHERSON,
Wholesale and retail dealer in fine
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC
No. 413 7th Street, bet. 0 and H Streets, WASHINGTON, D. C.
E. E. WHITE & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, No. 63 H-oxxi^i^ixx^ jSLveixuLe,
Between 6th and Itli Streets, opposite the
BANK OF WASHINGTON.
500 Ninth Street, near Pennsylvania Avenue,
DRUG STORE, PHARMACY, & CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
Manufacturer and Proprietor of
DR. M. GROSS'S "HYGIENE BITTERS." J. C. GIBSON,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
No. 20 MARKET SPACE,
Between Eighth and Ninth Streets,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
WM. T. DOVE & CO.,
No. 500 Ninth Street, few doors north of Fenn. Av.,
filliliiiilll ft iiiii WiliiUlk
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Chandeliers, and other Gas, Water, and Steam Fixtures.
JOHN MARKRITER,
DEALER IN
PAPER-HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES,
No. 486 7th St,, 7 doors above Odd Fellows' Hall, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Paper-hanging executed in the best manner.
MRS. A. G. REDMOND'S SKYLIGHT
DAGUERREAK &&LLERY,
No. 12 Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth Streets,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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MRS. B. E. GITTINGS,
fata' fattctj Slimming aito jliltag ®kmh,
HOSIERY, ETC., DXTo- 14 3Vfl:£trls.ot Space,
WASHHMCT(DH9 Bo a
THE MOST EXTENSIVE
BOOT, SHOE, AID TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT
IN WASHINGTON CITY.
S. IE*. HOOVER, Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th St*.
Ladies' French and American Gaiters, Misses' and Children's Shoes, Gentlemen's Shoes of all kinds, Travelling Trunks of most superior quality.
HAMILTON cfc CO.,
(Successors to Job W. Angus,)
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND DEPOT.
ALSO, HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
GLAZIERS AND IMITATORS of all kinds of Wood and Stone.
Shop, No. 562 Seventh St., opposite Centre Market,
JS^ All orders attended to at the shortest notice.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner o±" ESiglitla and 3D Sts.,
C. & H. MARTIN, Proprietors.
C3P Guests will find this house conveniently located for business or pleasure, being in the most central part of the citv.
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CARRINGTON & LIOYD,
OFFICE, 20 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Opposite 5th Street,
E. C. CARRINGTON.
FRED. W. JONES,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
3D. O.
JAMES I. RANDOLPH. . J. INNES RANDOLPH.
RANDOLPH & RANDOLPH,
Jtormgs # CjMwlfes at f afo,
No. S20 "Ztla Street, WMttttlMtTOl*, ». ft
CHARLES H. UTERMEHLE,
iftiiiif mw lim
OFFICE, ]¥o. 8 EOIJISIA1VA AVENUE,
Between 4* and 6th Streets,
WaSf«f§QY©» CITY*
Residence, 425 Mass. Av.. bet. 6th and 7th Streets.
COMESTIBLES AND PRESERVES.
Messrs. F. DUBOIS & CHS. REGL.AI1V,
Ex Cook of the houses of CHEVET & BILLET, of Paris, have just opened an establishment
for the sale of
HOGS' FLESH, SAUSAGES, &c, at 366 E St., corner of 11th.
ALSO, TAKE ORDERS FOR EVERYTHING CONCERNING THEIR LINE OF BUSINESS.
HVEAISOlXr CHEVET. COMESTIBLES, Sec.
MM. F. Dubois & Ch. Eeglatn, ex cuisiniers des Maisons Chevet & Billet de Paris, viennent d'ouvrir un. 6tablissement de charcuterie fran^aise, au No. 366 E Street, corner Ilth, et prendront sur ordre tout ce qui cou- cerne leur art.
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A. VAN CAMP,
«■ ,&>)
IF1 st.7 Toet. 6tH etna 'Ztli West,
T
B. M. GILDEA, D. D. S.,
DEMTAIa s it ii is je o m
Southeast cor. 7th and E Streets,
Opposite the General Post-office, ENTRANCE ON E STREET, UP STAIRS,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ADVOCATE IN PATENT CASES,
And Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents.
Office 7th St., nearly opposite the Patent and Post-office Departments,
JOHN E. O'BRIEN,
Dealer in
^
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC,
No. 389, corner I and Ninth Streets,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
si
W. L. WALL.
K. W. BARNARD.
WALL & BARNARD,
AUCTIONEERS I COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
South side Fenn. Av., corner 9th Street,
Sales of Real and Personal Property of every description attended to on the most reasonable terms.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
JAMES C. M'GUIRE & CO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner 10th Street and Penn, Avenue,
Will attend to the Purchase or Sale of Real Estate, either at Auction or Private Sale, and will cash all deferred payments on sales of Eeal or Personal Property, at the lowest rates.
JAS. C. M'GUIRE.
THO. I. FISHER.
F. B. M'GUIRE.
PPLAOTIOAL
BELL- HANGER,
Penn. At., between 10th and 1 1th Sts., WAtHIHOTOH, »♦ ft*
Bells hung in the most approved style, either with or without tubing. Annunciators put up in Hotels and Private Dwellings in the best manner. Signal Bells and Steamboat Gongs constantly on hand. Orders for Speaking Tubes with Alarm Whistles attended to. All kinds of repairing executed with neatness and dispatch.
KUEHLING & SON,
LOCKSMITHS AID BELL-HANGERS,
No. 259
Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. 12th and 13th Sts.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
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GEORGE E. KIRK,
Honse and Sign Painter and Glazier,
54 Louisiana Avenue,
Residence F south n 7th west.
Jobbing promptly attended to, and charges moderate.
IMI. T. IF'.AlIFLIK-EIFt.,
'f
AND GLAZIER, No. 53 Louisiana Avenue bet. 6th and 7th Sts.
Sign and Decorative Painting of every description done to order.
Honse, Sign, and Ornamental Painter,
BANNERS, BADGES, TRANSPARENCIES,
Imitations of Woods and Marbles, Enamelled White, Enamelling on Glass, and all kinds of Pine Fainting.
All the above work done in superior manner. Orders for old and new Glazing promptly -attended to. Office, TTT^roXftlx Street, oor. 33.
j. -A.. jcxmsrsToisr,
m&mmmwmmm mm mwwmwm*
15th St., between New York Avenue and H St,,
Orders solicited and promptly executed. O. WOODWARD'S
METROPOLITAN STOVE AND GRATE FACTORY,
AND HOUSE FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 318 Fenn. Av., bet. 10th and 11th Streets,
msiaiiEKB'om ®. ®.
5 6o
Dealer in very superior
§©» & 1BWI! WMOM,
Fine Diamond, and all other rich and fashionable Gold Jewelry, every
variety of Silver-plated Ware, Gold, Silver, Steel, and other
Spectacles.
Also, Manufacturer of every style of Solid Standard Silver Ware, 338 Fenn, Avenue, above Ninth Street.
MARBLE HALL BAZAAR,
BR.O'WISr'S HOTEL,
370 0E,en.rLS3rlxra,rLi«. ja.ireri.-uie,
WA8iBIIIH®7(DSS, B» @.
!N". JENSEN"
Has constantly for sale a complete assortment of European and American Watches. Chronometers, duplex, Patent and Detached Levers, fine Mantle Clocks, and Musical Boxes carefully repaired.
GEORGE W. BRAY & CO.,
Dealers in
Very Superior Gold and Silver WATCHES,
And all other rich and fashionable Gold Jewelry, as well as an ex- tensive assortment of very fine fancy articles. Every variety of Silver-plated Ware. Gold, Silver. Steel, and other Spectacles. Also, a large assortment of all kinds of CLOCKS bought from the manufactory, all of which will be sold low for cash.
No. 516 7th west, opposite "National Intelligencer Office," Washington, D.C.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired promptly and in the very best order.
SAMUEL SAMSTAG,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 512 7th St. West, below Odd Fellows' Hall,
Regular Sales every Evening, and on Market days.
Keeps on hand an extensive stock of Jewelry and Watches, with, a great variety of fancy goods and notions. Particular attention called to the trade. Large consignments received from New York importers and manufacturers, which will be sold at very low prices. At- tention called to sales of Real Estate, Furniture, &c. &c. 34
BARBOUR & SEMMES,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS,
<fco. dfco. tfco.
No. 65 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Opposite Bank of Washington.
WM. H. STANFORD,
No. 488 North side of Penn. Avenue,
(Four doors west of Third St.,)
T. G. CLAYTON,
AND AGENT FOR INVENTORS,
O££loe, KTo. 405 IF1 Street,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Business connected with the Patent Office and the Courts attended to for Inventors.
WM. D. BALDWIN,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Southeast corner of Seventh and E Streets,
(Entrance on E Street,) WASHINGTON, 13. O.
EIYIIL S. FRIEDRICH,
(Late Draughtsman of U. S. Capitol Extension,)
ARCHITECT,
OFFICE,
No. 312 D Street, next to the cor. of Penn. Avenue and 11th St.,.
WMNIIMITOfl, ©♦ €*
JOHN E. ELYANS & CO.,
Successors to Elvans & Thompson,
No. 309 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet, 9th and 10th Sts,, South side,
Dealers in
gmgHj gabdneTj & general mmmm$s
BAR IRON AND STEEL. CHARLES F. STANSBURY,
PATENT AGENT,
IB"1 St:re©t7 cor. of Seventli,
In connection with J. T. Pitman, London; G. W. Yapp, Paris; Eugene (xUillery, Brussels : Frederick Paget, Vienna, Ac. &c. &c.
Drawings and Specifications prepared, Examinations made, Caveats filed, Patents obtained here and abroad, Rejected Applications prosecuted, Interferences conducted, Extensions ap- plied for, Reissues procured, Assignments prepared.
GENERAL CORRESPONDING OFFICE.
EDMUND P. BROWN,
CORRESPONDING ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
For business in all Departments of Government,
COMMISSIONER OF U. S. COURT OF CLAIMS, NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC., Office, Southeast cor. F and Seventh Streets,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Special attention to the settlement of Accounts, the obtaining of Contracts, and the investigation of Pre-emption, Bounty Land, Pension, and other Public Business, as well as Private Negotia- tions.
XIstalDllslied. izx 1844.
Deeds, Wills, Contracts, and other Legal Writings drawn, Affidavits and Acknow- ledgments taken, &c.
Residence, 592 M St., between 6th and 7th.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK,
JAMES S. TOPHAM,
No. 499 7th West, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall,
Manufactures and has constantly on hand a large assortment of superior LEATHER TRUNKS, FINE SADDLES, HARNESS,
d?o. «X?o. tfcc.
HENRY C. PURDY,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC,
403 Pennsylvania Avenue, south side, between ij> and 6th Sts., WASHINGTON, D. C.
JOHN H. SEMMES & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c., No. 523 Ninth St., corner Louisiana Avenue,
G. & T. PARKER & CO.,
Dealers in fine
WINES, AND LIQUORS.
343 and 345 Penn. Avenue,
Opposite Brown's Hotel.
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J. W. SEARS & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
No, 48 Market Space, between 7th and 8th Sts.,
J. W. SEARS. C. A. SEARS.
E®- ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE LOWEST, ~^a
No. 36 "CENTEAL 8TOEES," No. 36
WEST BXJIXiDIirG-,
Between 7th and 8th Streets, opposite Centre Market, Washington, D. C.
WILLIAM R. RILEY & BROTHER,
EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN
&mm in B@ffi£sm bh mm%
OF THE BEST CLASS.
OUR MOTTO IS "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!!" SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, AND CLOAKS,
L. F. FERRY & CO.,
EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN
, €ttvtaitt& Ifptthig*, #1 iMfo, tit.
OF THE BEST CLASS,
Pennsylvania Avenue and Ninth Street,
em of Washington, o. e.
LEWIS F. PERRY. T. L. DARNALL.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
(BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE HOUSE.)
BROWN'S lOTTIJLilDIlMO, WMHtWGYOll, O. C.
Every variety of garment for Gentlemen's and Youths' wear, of the latest style, and of superior manufacture, including a complete assortment of Furnishing Goods. 38
RICHMOND HOUSE,
F. BRANDNER,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND D STREETS,
WASHINGTON, D.*C.
Cotarabia Livery mi Sale Stables,
KELEHER & PYWELL, Eighth Street, between D and E,
Carriages, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire.
CALLS ATTENDED TO AT ANY HOUR.
LIVERY, SALES, AND HIRING STABLES,
Wos. 471 and 473 west side Eighth Street, between D and E Streets, FIRST CLASS HORSES AND VEHICLES,
And attentive Hostlers always on hand.
FRANKLIN HOTEL,
BY CONRAD FINKM ANN,
253 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 12th and 13th Streets,
SOUTH SIDE,
WA8HI»6T0nv ©. €.
THE
CORNER OF
Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth St.,
JOHN B. UNSWORTH, Proprietor,
Opposite TTCTlULAxrcI.'fli Hotel.
S9
C. GAUTIER,
$ Mm' anfr fciton's
The finest assortment of French Confectionery, Frnits, etc., always on hand.
OBDEKS FOK BALLS, WEDDINGS, DINNERS, AND PARTIES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, BOTH IN
CITY AND COUNTRY.
252 rPeinzELS-y-l-v-aiiia, _A.-v-em/u.e7
wron, ©. cu
JACOB SCHMIDT'S
RESTAURANT,
HNTo. 489 JSixtlx St.,
BETWEEN LOUISIANA AVENUE AND C STREET-
^ <SF^ ^%
UNION HOTEL,
AND
Pennsylvania Avenue and 13i St,,
KEPT BY THE LATE JAMES MAHER.
The above well-known and long-established Hotel having passed into the hands of thfi undersigned, he would respectfully inform his friends and the former patrons of this establishment, that having renovated and refurnished the same in a superior manner, he is prepared to accommodate every delegation, however large, with the most comfortable quarters, where every attention will be paid to their comfort and convenience.
To visitors and strangers the above House will be found a most desirable resort, from its close proximity to the Public Departments.
JAMES DONNELLY, Proprietor.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
[Pennsylvania; Avenue, WASHINGTON! D. C.
The undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the public, that the above House, having been closed for the last two months, and thoroughly renovated and refurnished, will be reopened on the 7th of November instant.
The house being heated with steam, and pro- vided with additional rooms, &c, compares favorably with any other in the country. It is now capable of accommodating some three hun- dred persons.
No efforts will be spared on the part of the proprietors or their attendants to contribute to the comfort of their guests.
The former proprietor, Mr. L. 0. Smith, re- taining an interest in the House, returns thanks for past favors, and requests a continuance of the same for the new firm.
Very respectfully,
REMER, SMITH & CO.
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^ BARTHO£0
Iftmufetaw af
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
g^b Imports of anb S&froUsale anb Retail JUaler in
BONE DUST, GUANO, AND FERTILIZERS GENERALLY,
ALSO, SOLE AGENTS FOK
FAIRBANKS SCALES. 558 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
Between Pennsylvania Avenue and Canal Bridge,
OPPOSITE EAST END CENTRE MARKET,
/ C. G. BALt
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&-. COACH, MAI^ERj^l
%
WM. M. ELLIS & BRO.,
Manufacturers of
STATIONARY I PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
AND MACHINERY IN GENERAL,
WAtNfliGTOlf , ©♦ *.
Wm. M. Ellis & Bro., Eagle Iron Works, are prepared to fill promptly all orders for STEAM ENGINES, portable or stationary, high or low pressure, Steam Boilers of all kinds, Saw, Grist, or Sugar Mills, Hydrostatic or other Presses, Shafting, Gearing, Ac, for Flouring or other Mille. Castings and Forgings of every description.
Olxlo -A.-ct©:dl-ixo, oor. X3tla JStaroot XPST&mt.
4S
J. N. McINTIRE'S PATENT AGENCY AND LAW OFFICE,
Seventh West, corner F North, Washington, D. C.
This establishment possesses all the facilities for attending to all the distinct branche of the profession.
Aided by several scientific assistants, prepares drawings and specifications necessary to the obtaining of Letters Patent, in this and foreign countries, examines the validity of patents, furnishes opinions upon the patentable merit of inventions, and attends to all other matters connected with the Patent Office.
In cases of Appeal, either before the Commissioner of Patents of the U. S. District Court, involving legal points, I am associated with the most able counsel. Particular attention paid to the procuring of foreign patents. German, French, and Spanish spoken and written in my office.
J". CT. 3VXcI3NrTI3FtI3, Patent Attorney and Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents.
BROWNING & KEATING,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Fill FlliLI 6ftQOBHfiS.
TEAS, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
353 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, ©. 6.
Agents for the celebrated Chestnut Grove Whiskey.
WM. HENRY UPPERMAN.
Dealer in
IS* t
FIL(DTOS ETO..
419 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. 3d and 4} Sts.,
GENERAL ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT.
ENGRAVER AND DESIGNER IN GENERAL,
SEAL PRESS MANTTFACTTJRER, STENCIL CUTTER, &c,
499 Seventh Street, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall,
WASHINCTON, D. C.
u
^ ^w«^^ae|
WASHINGTON
Ium&mjj atrtr (Sas-jfittittg
J. W. THOMPSON & BRO.,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Kitchen Ranges, with Water Backs; Copper
Boilers; Marble, Copper, Cast-iron, and
Lead Bath Tubs; Bedet Pans;
Shower Baths;
Butler's Pantry Sinks; Slop Closets; Wash
Stands, with Italian or Tennessee Marble
Tops; Fountains and Jets, in the
greatest variety.
GAS FIXTURES.
Our stock of Gas Fixtures comprise the greatest variety and style in the city.
Steam and Gas Fitting
In all its branches, arranged for public and private buildings.
u
ULLIE'S PATENT CHILLED IRON BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF
SAFES AND BANK LOCKS.
The losses sustained "by Bankers and Merchants during the past ten years, must have convinced the pub- lic that something more reliable than sheet iron safes were necessary for protection against the force and skill of the burglar. A few years since, Mr. Lewis Lillie, of Troy, N. Y., turned his attention to the manufac- ture of a Safe and Lock that should be what the public security demand- ed, viz. : perfect protection against Fire and the skill of the Burglar.
His Chilled Iron Safe and Com- bined Permutation and Combination Lock were the result of his careful study and mechanical ingenuity. That he proved equal to the task, is fully shown by the universal favor his work has received from the prin- cipal bankers and merchants in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, St. Louis, and all prin- cipal cities and towns of the country. We feel confident that upon a careful examination of the many merits of these Safes and Locks, to which the public are respectfully invited, our claim of producing the only Fire and Burglar Proof Safe will not be considered unwar- ranted. We invite the fullest examination, confident that when the difference between our Chilled Iron Safes and the sheet iron boxes is once fully understood, no prudent man will hesitate which to rely upon for the protection of his property. We also invite an exami- nation to a list of over two hundred of the principal bankers throughout the country, now using this work. We would add that we are now supplying more bank work than all the rest of the Safe makers put together.
For Sale by E. C. PATTISON, General Agent,
55 Louisiana Avenue, Washington, D. C.
HOWES IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES,
Are respectfully offered to the public as the
most simple and reliable Scales ever put into
use. Their principal advantages are as follows : —
Great simplicity of construction.
Perfect reliability under the severest tests.
Their compactness enables them to be used without the construction of a deep pit ; a great desideratum where the ground will not admit drainage ; in addition to which, much expense is saved.
It is hardly possible for these Scales to get out of order; no jarring of the platform in any way affects the working part of the Scale.
We can furnish at short notice,
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES J RAILROAD DEPOT SCALES; HAT AND CATTLE SCALES; DROP LEVER SCALES; DORMANTS ; PORTABLE DROP LEVERS J WARE- HOUSE, OR PORTABLE SCALES ; UNION AND GROCERS' SCALES, AND POST-OFFICB BALANCES.
Call and examine these Scales, and the Certificates from hundreds of the first mercantile firms
throughout the country.
E. C. PATTISON, Agent, 55 Louisiana Avenue, Washington, D. C. 46
having been taken within 60 days, ove* [ other competitors. These Scales hav< ' 'no Check Rods. Receive all Friction and , 'Wear on Balls. No Jarring of the Plai- %rm affects the Working of the will weigh when out of Level, large Scales require no Pit. We are prepared to execute orders ; ''short notice for Railroad Track and Min- ing, Hay, Coal and Cattle Scales, at man- /ufacturers' prices. Send for Circulars. ' I T^IQWETJr., Maker, Brandon, VU_ \ FBANK E. HOWE, 191 Broadway
I. M. SINGER & CO.S
Ok
388 Pennsylvania Avenue,
(Under the National Hotel,)
WASHINGTON GITY, D. G.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.
47
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Cor. Wooster St., west of Broadway,
NE-W YORK.,
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48
WASIIIGTOI AID GEORGETOWN
TSTesseimtJ;
DIRECTOR"
CONTAINING A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, AND ALEXANDRIA,
CONGRESSIONAL AND DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY,
AND
AN APPENDIX
OF MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.
COMPILED BY WILLIAM H. BOYD,
PRINCIPAL OFFICES, APPLETONS' BUILDING, 346 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, AND 33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
I860.
PRICE, TAVO DOLLARS
WASHINGTON, D. C: TAYLOR AND MAURY, BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty, hy
WILLIAM H.BOYD,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the District of Columbia.
I n
PREFACE.
The Publisher of the Washington and Georgetown Directory, in presenting his second issue of this work, desires to return his thanks for the patronage bestowed upon it, and the facilities extended his canvassers in gathering the necessary information.
With an increase of some 3,000 names over the last canvass, he trusts that the Directory will be found to have improved in an equal degree for completeness and accuracy.
WILLIAM H. BOYD,
PUBLISHER OF DIRECTORIES FOR
Connecticut.
Bridgeport. Norwich.
Delaware.
Delaware State Business Directory. "Wilmington City Directory.
District of Columbia.
Washington and Georgetown.
New Jersey.
Camden, Salem, Atlantic, Gloucester
and Cape May counties. Essex, Hudson and Union counties. Mercer and Burlington counties. Newark Business Directoi-y. Paterson. Trenton.
New York.
Auburn and the county.
Binghampton and the county.
Broadway St. Directory, N. Y. City.
Brooklyn Business Directory.
Elmira and the county.
Kingston.
N. Y. State Business Directory.
N. Y. Tax Book.
Rome and the county.
Rondout.
Schenectady.
Syracuse and the county.
Ohio.
Cleveland.
Pennsylvania.
Lancaster and the county.
Philadelphia Business Directory.
Philadelphia Co-partnership Directory.
Berks, Lebanon, Lehigh, Northampton and Schuylkill counties.
Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Mont- gomery counties.
Rhode Island.
Newport.
Pawtucket and Woonsocket.
Virginia.
Virginia State Business Directory, preparation.)
(in
Telegraph Map of the United States and British Possessions, etc., etc.
Directories of any City or State Fur- nished.
Offices — 346 and 348 Broadway, New York, and 33 South Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
CONTENTS.
Abbreviations, 33
Advertisements. Index to, 5
Amer. Col. Society, 222
American Ministers, 214, 215
Amusements, Places of, 178, 230
Appendix, 209
Arsenal, 213
Associations, &c, 222
Asylums, 221, 229
Attorney General's Office, 213
Banks, 218, 226, 229
Business Directory, 177
Cemeteries, 218, 228
C. and 0. Canal, 225
Christian Asso. (Y. M.), 223, 230
Churches, 218, 226, 229
City Authorities, 216, 226, 229
Clubs, 220
Coast Survey, 213
Colleges, Universities, &c, 220, 226, 227, 228
Colonization Society, 222
Congressional Directory, 239
Courts, 221, 229
Custom House, 229
Departments, Interior, 212
" Navy, 212
Post Office, 213
" State, 209
" Treasury, 209
War, 211 Fire Companies, 221, 229 Foreign Ministers, 213 Gas Works, 222, 227 Georgetown Directory, 161 Government Establishments, 213 Government of U. S., 209 Hospitals, 221
Insurance Companies, 222, 228, 229 Interior Department, 212 Jail, 225, 229 Libraries, 222, 229 Markets, 222, 229
Masonic Societies, 223, 228, 230
Military Asylum, 221
Ministers, American, 214, 215
Ministers, Foreign, 213
Miscellaneous Associations and Societies, 222
Names too late for insertion, 6
National Institute, 222
National Observatory, 220
Navy Department, 212
Navy Yard, 213, 225
Navy Yard, Officers of, 213
Newspapers and Magazines, 223, 228, 230
Odd Fellows, 224, 228
Patent Office, 213
Penitentiary, 225
Pension Office, 212
Police, 217
Post Office, City, 218, 228, 229
" " Department, 213 Public Buildings, 201, 230 Public Schools, 217, 227 Bail Roads, 225, 230 Rechabites, 224 Red Men, 224, 228 Secret and Benefit Societies, 223 Senators and Rep's, Smithsonian Institute, 220 Societies, &C..222 Sons of Temperance, 225 Stages, 225
State Department, 209 Steamboats, 225, 230 Street Directory, Supreme Court, 213 Telegraphs, 225, 230 Temperance Societies, 225 Travelling Routes, 225, 230 Treasury Department, 209 Universities, 220, 227, 228 U. S. Agricultural Society, 223 War Department, 211 Washington Infirmary, 222
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Adams' Express Co., 208
Allen & Jackson, 12
Appleton, D., &Co., 55
Arthur, Burnham & Gilroy, 7
Baldwin, Wm. D.. 35
Ball, Charles G., 42
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 4
Barher, Joseph & Bro., 232
Barhour & Semmes, 35
Barnaclo, J. W., 176
Bartholow, J. P., 42
Baumgarten, J., 44
Beveridge, A. F., 15
Bickel, John P., 50
Bowen, C. T., & IT., 21
Bradley, Charles, 13
Brandner, F., 39
Bray, George W., & Co., 34
Brooke, Zach. B., 12
Brown, Edmund F., 36
Browning & Keating, 49
Brush & King, 18
Carrington & Lloyd, 30
Clagett & Dodson, 14
Clapp, E. D., 6
Clark, John D., 20
Clark, T. Edward, 18
Clayton, T. G., 35
Colley, J. W., & Co., 25
Collins T. K., Agent, 53
Coltman, C. L., 6
Cripps, Wm. McL., 18
Davis, James Y., 26
Davis, John, 39
Denham, L. J., 22
Dennis, John P., 43
De Selding, Charles, 16
Dodge, Thomas H., 31
Dolan, Edward, 26
Donn, Thomas C, 16
Donnelly, James, 40
Douglas, Henry, 6
Dove, Wm. T., & Co., 28
Driver, N. C, 16
Dubois, F. & C. Reglain, 30
Dyer, Edward C, 15
Edney, James M., 2
Einolf, G., 17
Ellis, Wm. M., & Bro., 43
Elvans, John R., &.Co., 36
Evans & Watson, 3
Everett, B. C, 232
Everett, Charles, 16
Falls, A. J., 208
Farrel, Herring & Co., front cover
Fenwick & Marshall, 14
Finkmann, Conrad, 39
Firemen's Insurance Company, 13
Franklin Insurance Company, 23
Friedrich, Emil S., 35
Gagliardi & Giampaoli, 22
Gautier, C, 40
Gibson, J. C, 28
Gildea, B. M., 31
Gittings, Benjamin E., Mrs., 29
Glover, Wm. H., 47
Goldsmith, H. A., 19
Graham, Robert H., 12
Green & Brother, 160
Gross, Magnus, 28
Gunther C. G. & Sons, outside cover
Hamilton, H. W., & Co., 29
Hamilton & Leach, 27
Harrison, V. F., 48
Holbrook, J.T., 20
Hood, H. 0., 34
Hoover, S. P., 29
Howell & Brothers, outside cover
Howe's Scales, 46
Hughes, William, 19
Hutchinson & Munro, 25
Janney Henry, 8
Jensen, N., 34
Johnson, J. H., 12
Johnston. J. A., 33
Jones, F. W., 30
Joyce, Andrew J., 43
Kane & Duffy, 22
Keleher & PywelL 39
Kimmell, A. F., 15
King & Burchell, 49
Kirk, G. E., 33
Kirkwood, J. H., & A. W., 21
Knight Brothers, 177
Kuehling, J. M., & Son, 32
Lake, E. A., &Co., 209
Lane, Charles H., 25
Lapsley Thos. J., outside cover
Leipziger, E., 7
Lewis, J. C, 17
Lillies' Safes, 46
Loudon H. F., &Co., 26
Lusk & Smith, 21
McCamly, J. M., & Co., 47
McCartey, A., 11
McClees & Beck, 7 and 10
McGuire, James C, & Co., 32
Mclntire, A., 13
Mclntire, J. N., 44
McLaughlin, H. J., 14
McPherson, H. M. B., 27
Markriter, John, 28
Marks. S. A. H., jr., 18
Man kin, John W., 22
Martin, Cyrus & H., 29
Merrill, J. H., 20
Moore, D., 42
Murray & Semmes, 14
Mutual Fire Insurance Companv, 23
Neale, B. J., 27
VI
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ETC.
O'Brien, John E.. 31
O'Connor k Collender, 2
O'Donnell, J. D., 20
Orr, John W.
Owen, E.. k Son, 26
Parker, G. k T., k Co., 37
Parker, M. T., 33
Pattison, E. C, 46
Pearson George, vi
Perry, Louis P.. k Co., 3S
Philp k Solomons, 176
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne k Chica20 K. R., 5
Purdv, Henry C, 37
Pyle James, 54
Randolph & Randolph, 30
Redmond, A. C. 23
Remer. Smith k Co., 41
Riley, William R., k Bro.. 33
Bobbins, Z. C. 24
Samstag, S., 34
Schmidt. Jacob. 40
Schneider, C, 32
Scott, JohnB., 33
Scott, J. TV., 6
Sears, I. W., k Bro., 33
Semmes, John H., k Co., 37
Shillington J., front cover
Siebert S., 223
Singer. I. M., k Co., 47
Sipos, Paul, 22
Smith, Eliza TV., 9
Smith, F. Southgate, 12
Speiler. Win. F.
fcpeir.
A.
Stanford. TV. H.. 35
Stansburv. Charles F., 36
Steer, P. J.. 13
Taylor & Hutchison. 13
Thompson k Hannan, 11
Thompson, J. TV., k Bro., 45
Thrift, Robert G., 20
Topham, James S., 37
United States Hotel, 41
Unsworth, John B , 39
Upperman, TV. H.. 44
TTtermehle, Charles H., 30
Van Camp, A., 31
TValker Xoah k Co., 33
Wall k Barnard. 32
Waller, A. B., 18
Walter, Karmann & Bopp, 43
Washington Female Institute, 9
Washington Insurance Company, 23
Waush. James E.. 15
Webb, W. B., 16
Werner Charles. 17
Wharton Chas. Jr., 49
Wheatlev, Benedict, 6
White. E. E.. k Co.. 27
Wight, 0. C, 225
Winchester k Co., 7
Windsor k Bro.. 25
Woodruff, J. B. k Son, 50
Woodward. C. 33
Young. Simpson k Co., 17
NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION, REMOVAL: ALTERATIONS.
AXD
Burns Dennis, grocer, 24 K north, h do
Butler Cooper, messenger War Dept, bds 470
11th west Clark Horace F. Hon., h 342 K north Cobb W. R. TV., member, bds 28 4| west Cunningham Charles TV., plumber, 510 7th west Degges William A., carpenter, bds 434 L north Dennis J., jr., agent for patents for inventions,
371 F north opp south front Patent Office, h do Ferry James T., manufacturer drain tiles, 366
11th west Hudson Edward, harness-maker, h E south n 7th
west Knight Henry M., engraver, h 602 Md av Linney Ernst, painter, h 467 Md av McRea James M., correspondent, 63 Indiana av Meinking William F., tailor. 322 C north, h do
Metzerott Robert, engraver, bds 409 G north Miller Christian, cupper and leecher, 427 6th west Pearson George TV., confectioner, 491 8th west Peddecord Catharine, milliner and dressmaker,
473 10th west Sheid John T., huckster, 39 Centre and Northern
markets, h 7th west n G north Taliaferro Gustavus S., clerk Treas Dept, h 473
13th west Ward Ulysses B.. lumber, 12th west e B north, h
2" Northern Market space West John D., restaurant, 323 E north, h 220 C
north Windsor H. Clay, clerk, 324 Penn av, h 359 7th
west Wolf John L., student, bds 316 F north Youn? Marv, widow, h 437 8th west
BRANCH BALTIMORE STORE,
GEO. PEARSON,
Wholesale dealer in
sji0, fitifm, fpte, (fomp gm% gtots,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, fee,
Goods delivered free in any part of the City and Georgetown.
491 8th St. West, 4 doors north of Penn. Av., Washington, D. C.
BALTIMORE Ml OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW YORK TO WHEELING AND CINCINNATI,
MORNING- EXPRESS.— Passengers leave New York, foot of Courtlandt Street, at 7 00 A. M., via New Jersey Railway, arriving at Philadelphia 10 45 A. M.
Leave Philadelphia, via Phila., Wilm. $• Baltimore Railway, at 12 00, noon, arriving at Baltimore 3 54 P. M., and Washington (via Washington Br.), at 5 45 P. M.
Leave Baltimore at 4 05 P. M., via Baltimore fr Ohio Railway, arriving at Benwood next morning, in time to connect with the 8 15 A. M. train on Central Ohio Railway for Columbus and Cincinnati, arriving at Columbus at 1 50 P. M., and Cincinnati at 6 35 P. M.
The above train (leaving New York at 7 00 A.M.), makes close connection at Grafton with Northwestern Virginia Railway, arriving at Parkersburg 8 40 next morning.
EVENING EXPRESS.— Leaves New York at 6 00 P. M., and arrives at Philadelphia 9 43 P.M.
Leaves Philadelphia at 11 10 P. M., and arrives at Baltimore 3 55 A. M., and Washing- ton 5 50 A. M.
Leaves Baltimore at 7 45 A. M., and arrives at Wheeling 3 00 A. M. next morning.
CINCINNATI AND WHEELING TO NEW YORK.
1st EXPRESS TRAIN.— Passengers leave Wheeling at 12 05 P. M. (connecting at Wheeling and Benwood with Express Trains from Cincinnati and Cleveland), and arrive at Grafton 5 07 P. M., Cumberland 10 40 P. M., and Baltimore 6 45 next morning.
Leave Baltimore at 8 36 A. M., via Phila., Wilm. fy- Bait. Railway (connecting with morn- ing train from Washington via Washington Br.), and arrive at Philadelphia 12 48 P. M.
Leave Philadelphia at 2 00 P. M., via Camden fy Amboy Railway, and arrives at New York 5 30 P. M.
NIGHT MAIL.— Leaves Wheeling at 9 40 P. M. (connecting with 10 00 A. M. train from Cincinnati), and arrives at Grafton at 2 55 A. M.
Leaves Grafton at 3 A. M. (connecting with 9 20 P. M. train from Parkersburg, via North- western Virginia Railway), and arrives at Cumberland 8 15 A. M., and Baltimore 4 55 P. M.
Leaves Baltimore at 5 31 P. M. (connecting with 3 20 P. M. train from Washington), and arrives at Philadelphia 9 58 P. M.
Leaves Philadelphia at 11 00 P. M., and arrives at New York 3 10 A. M.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILWAY.
(Owned and run by Bait, and Ohio Railway Co,) FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 4 20 and 8 00 A. M., and 3 15 and 4 20 P. M.
Leave Washington at 6 20 and 7 45 A. M.5 and 3 20 and 5 20 P. M. The 6 20 A. M. and 3 20 P. M. are the Western Trains.
Passengers by this line from New York or Philadelphia for the West or Southwest, can buy tickets to Washington and back at only $2 additional, thus allowing them to visit the National Metropolis on their route at but trifling cost. Baggage checked from Washington through to the West.
For further information, tickets of every kind, &c, apply to
J. T. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden Station, Baltimore. Or, T. H. PARSONS, Agent, at Washington Station.
tfJUf" This is the only line by which travellers between New York and the West can visit Washington City. Round Trip Tickets from Baltimore to Washington City, have been pro- vided especially for their convenience between the Eastern Cities and the Great West, at the largely reduced rate of but Two Dollars ; for which sum, added to the current price of Western Tickets, travellers may visit Washington City on their way. New and superior Sleeping Cars have been introduced on this road.
Through Tickets and general information can be had at the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Office, 229 Broadway, New York, cor. Barclay Street, above the Astor House or New Jersey Railway Depot, foot of Courtlandt Street.
JAS. B. WATERS, Ticket Agent, C. W. PERVEIL, Gen. Agent.
L. M. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent, Bait.
W. P. SMITH, Mast, of Trans., Baltimore.
STREET DIRECTORY.
There are 1170 blocks or squares, bounded by 21 Avenues and over 100 Streets. The Capitol is the division of all the alphabetical and numeral streets. The A, B, C streets, having North affixed to them, are on the north side of the city, running from east to west, divided by Capitol Street from the A, B, C streets on the south side, which have South affixed to them, and which run parallel with the north A, B's, &c, thus making duplicate streets, but particularly differing from each other with the "north" and "south" attached.
The numeral streets, called East 1st, 2d, and West 1st, 2d, 3d, &c, run north and south, and are divided into East and West by Capitol Street, which runs directly through the centre of the city; one end is called South Capitol, the other North Capitol. The numeral streets cross the alphabetical and the avenues. There are duplicates of these streets, as well as those of the alphabetical, but dis- tinguished from each other by East and West.
Brown's Alley — -rear K north, between 24th and 25th west.
Carolina Terrace— begins 363 I north and ends 351 do.
Carroll Place — from A south to E Capitol, east front of the Capitol.
Carroll Street — from 1st east to 2d east, between B and C south.
Connecticut Alley— from Connecticut avenue to 18th west.
East Capitol — east from the Ca.pitol.
Eastern Market Space — on 5th east, between K and L south.
Goat Alley— from 6th west, between L and M north.
Jackson Hall Alley — rear of Jackson Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
Lafayette Square— opposite President's mansion.
Madison Place — from H north to Penn avenue, both sides of Lafayette Square.
Marble Alley — from 22 Mo avenue to 391 Penn avenue, and from 47 4£ west,
Market Space — from Penn avenue, corner of 9th to 7th west.
North Capitol— north from the Capitol.
Northern Market Space — on K north, between 7th and 9th west.
Organ Alley— from 595 N to 588 M north.
Pierce— from N J avenue, between L and M north to N Capitol.
Plater's Alley — between 4th and 5th west and I and K north.
President's Square — from 15th to 17th west, on Pennsylvania avenue.
"Ridge Street — west from 149 4th west.
Snow's Alley— from 94 I north, between 24th and 25th west.
South Capitol — south from the Capitol.
Temperance Hall Alley — from 360 D north.
Union Alley — from M south to 0 south — between 4j and 6th west.
Union Row — from 300 Gr north to H north.
Van Street— from 388 4| west to 773 3d west,
Washington Street — from 72 4th west to 5th west.
Water Street — -begins at the Potomac, cor 21st west, and ends at the Observatory.
Willow Tree Alley— from 462 B south.
WASHINGTON DIKECTORY.
Abbreviations necessarily used occasionally in the Directory. — Ab above; al alley: asst assistant ; av avenue; b or bds boards; c or cor corner; Cen Centre; Conn Connecticut ; Del Delaware ; dept department ; do same place, or same street ; E Cap isW Capitol ; Ga Georgia ; ft /oo£; h ftowse; Ind Indiana ; Ky Kentucky ; La Louisiana ; la /ane ; Me Maine ; Md Mary- land; Mass Massachusetts; mkt market; Mo Missouri; n near; N C 2Vbr*A Carolina; N H JVeio Hampshire; N 5 New Jersey ; N Y New York: nth. nor*7i ; N G^ North Capitol; opp opposite; Pa or Penn Pennsylvania ; r rear; R I Rhode Island; S C aSWA Carolina; So Cap aSW/i Capitol; st sfreef {implied); Tenn Tennessee; Treas Treasury; USA and U S N United States Army and Navy; Va Virginia; Vt Fermorc*.
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-The names in CAPITAL LETTERS are those of advertisers and subscribers to the
Abbot Charles, clerk Treas Dept
Abbot George J., clerk State Dept, bds 300 K
north Abbott Dinah, wid Richard, h 454 M north Abbott Geo. A., silversmith, 338 Penn av, h 492
G north Abbott George D., clerk Treas Dept Abbott Henry L., Lieut USA, h Rugby house Abbott Joseph, h 286 E north Abbott Richard H., carpenter, h 286 E north Abbott Thomas J. , clerk, h 444 20th west Abbott Thomas, driver, h 454 M north Abell John B., h 313 Virginia av Abert Charles, lawyer, 211 F north, h 264 I nth Abert John J., topog. engineer, h 264 I north Abraham Francis, plasterer, h 126 4| west Acardi Salvador, musician, h 532 7th east Acker Caroline, wid Jacob, h 179 2d west Acker John F., stonecutter, h E north n 2d west Acker Nicholas, stonecutter, E north c 1st west,
h 380 E north ACKMANN CHRISTIAN, lager beer, 398 Md
av, h do Acton Barbara E., wid Theodore, h 10th east n
N south Acton Elijah, blacksmith, h 573 7th east Acton George, blacksmith, h 152 E south Acton John H., bricklayer, h 154 E south Acton Osborn, carman, h S Cap c N south Adam Wm. Rev., bds 383 Penn av Adams, clerk, 7th west, bds 425 F north Adams Abraham (col'd), laborer, h 282 2d west Adams Annie M., teacher, bds 429 11th west Adams Caleb (col'd), carman, h 773 3d west Adams Christopher, carpenter, h 0 north n 8th
west Adams Chauncey, clerk Land Office, h 421 I nth Adams David, grocer, 265 21st west, h do Adams Edward C, huckster, h 713 7th west Adams Elijah (col.), laborer, h 3d west n M south ADAMS EXPRESS CO., Pa av n 2d Adams George, scavenger, h 268 F south Adams George R., messenger Patent Office, h 460
11th west Adams George W., reporter States and Union, h
421 I north 3
ADAMS JAMES, cashier Bank of Washington,
h 296 B south Adams James E., porter house, 629 8th east Adams James T., machinist, h 323 13th west Adams John, rigger, h 3d east cor I south Adams John, seaman, h 396 L south Adams John F., clerk P 0 Dept, h 361 I north ADAMS JOHN G., grocer, 8th west c L nth, h do Adams John L., clerk Patent Office, bds 361 I
north Adams John Q., huckster, h 63 F south Adams John Q., clerk, bds 421 I north Adams Joseph H., clerk Patent Office, h 421 15th
west Adams Joseph M., paying teller Bank of "Wash- ington, h 296 B south Adams Joseph T., clerk Treas Dept, bds 448 E
north Adams Josias, shoemaker, 606 7th east, h do Adams J. Cookman, prof of music, h 323 8th west Adams Louisa (col.), wid Geo., h L nth n N J av Adams Margaret, tailoress, h 577 11th west Adams Marshall (col'd), cabinet maker, h 311 8th
west Adams Mary, boarding house, 337 Penn av Adams Priscilla L., groceries, 38 F south, h do ADAMS RICHARD, restaurant, 286 Pa av, h do Adams Robert (col'd), coachman, h 311 8th w Adams Samuel, grocer, 288 C south, h do Adams Samuel (col'd), laborer, h 79 A south Adams Sibyl, wid John, h 635 5th east Adams Sylvester, fireman, h 502 E south Adams Thomas, bds 429 11th west Adams Thomas N., late livery, h 546 M north Adams Thomas W., clerk, 521 7th west, bds E
north opp P 0 Bldg Adams West, laborer, h 707 3d west Adams William, blacksmith, h C north c 7th east Adams William col'd, laborer, h 241 9th west Adams Win. A., books and periodicals. 478 7th
west, h 9th west n Penn av Adams William W., huckster, h 715 7th west Adamson Alex., books, &c., 478 7th west Adamson Benjamin, bds 349 Penn av Adamson Joseph L., blacksmith, h 390 K south Adamson Roger, scavenger, h 14th west n S north
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WASHINGTON
Adainson Samuel, bds 349 Perm av
Addison Daniel D., claim agent, 187 K nth, h do
Addison James T., clerk War Dept
Addison T. B., clerk Treas Dept
Addison W., clerk Treas Dept
Adler Adolph (Adler & Bro.), fancy goods, 439
7th west, h do Adler Henry (Adler & Bro.), fancy goods, 439
7th west, h do Adler & Bro. (Adolph & Henry), fancy goods,
439 7th west Adrian George W., bricklayer, h 470 Mass av Adson Augustus, school tencher, h 577 6th west Adz Christopher, grocer, 334 Mass av, h do Agnew George W., salesman, 506 9th west, bds
445 9th west Ahearnin John, laborer, h H north n 7th east Ahl Peter, clerk Land Office, h 260 8th west Aietcheson William, machinist, h Mass av n 2d
east Aigler Christopher, confectioner, 546 Penn av Aigler Jacob, confectioner, 319 D north, h do Aigner Levi, laborer, h r 215 F south Aiken Matthew, laborer, h B north n 4th east Aiken Prudence & Matilda, bathing rooms, 350
C north Aiken Susan, wid Samuel, h 318 3d west Aiken William J., gardener, h 379 N Cap Ailer George, toys, 407 7th west, h do Albert Thomas (col'd), plasterer, h 94 23d west Albert William, cabinet maker, h 21st n N H av Albritton Louisa, wid Edward, h 342 6th west Alder Morris, clerk War Dept Alderslade George E., machinist, h N south n 2d
east Aldrichs Alexander, bds 479 10th west Aleider Joseph, cabinet maker, h 348 8th west Alexander Charles, h 400 9th west Alexander Charles, clerk Patent Office, h 350 11th
west Alexander Charles A., h 103 D south Alexander Charles M. (Alexander & Bro.), law
yer, 499 7th west, h 396 9th west Alexander Columbus, printer, 191 F north, h 326
F north Alexander Columbus 0., printer, bds 378 E north Alexander Edward F., paper hanger, bds 531 12th
west Alexander Eugene J , h 350 11th west Alexander George, bds 603 H north Alexander Harriet (col'd), wid William, h 20 13i
west ALEXANDER JOHN, paper hangings and up- holsterer, 240 Penn av, h 531 12th west Alexander Joseph (col'd), laborer, h 2 Snow's al Alexander Lawrence, clerk, 442 Penn av, bds 13th
west n B south Alexander Mary B., wid Charles, h 531 12th west Alexander Oscar, printer, h 378 E north Alexander Sander (col'd), laborer, h N north cor
15th west Alexander Thomson H. (Alexander & Bro.), law- yer, 499 7th west, h 396 9th west Alexander T. B., coast survey, Soldiers' Home ALEXANDER & BRO. (C. M. & T. H.), lawyers,
499 7th west Alexandre Gustave, teacher, 273 F north, h do ALIG MATHIAS, Rev., h 372 5th west Allan Joseph H., blacksmith, h 472 4th east Allah Thompson, clerk Land Office, h 469 I north Allbright Thomas J., clerk, h 367 15th west Allen Abiel, clerk Treas Dept, h 628 H north Allen Albert G., reporter, bds 417 Penn av Allen Alexander, bds 298 B south Allen Ann, wid Oliver, b 703 3d east Allen Aquilla R., detective police, h 512 Mass av
Allen Charles, druggist, 11th west cor Md av, h
679 7th west Allen Edward S. (Allen & Jackson), plasterer, 275
Penn av, h 320 Va av Allen Edwin, blacksmith, h 703 3d east Allen Elijah (col'd), carman, h 250 E south Allen George, blacksmith, h 523 9th east ALLEN GEORGE F., dry goods, 28 Market
space, h 314 D north Allen Hannah, wid Henry, h 520 Va av Allen Hiram, laborer, h G south n 4±- west Allen James, clerk, bds 505 7th west Allen James (col'd), coachman, h al r 503 N nth Allen James M., clerk, 319 Penn av, bds 505 7th
west Allen J. Washington, salesman, 28 Market space,
bds 314 D north Allen John, h Mass av cor 4th west Allen Josephine (col'd), widow, h al r Presbyte- rian church 4£ west Allen Letitia, milliner, 305 Penn av, h do Allen Mary (col'd), washerwoman, h S Cap n D
south Allen Mary A., wid Andrew, h 565 6th east Allen Phil., clerk, Dept, rooms at 417 Penn av Allen Robert, carpenter, h 495 I north Allen Robert F., clerk, 403 Penn av, bds 305 do Allen Samuel (col'd), brickmaker, h 308 2d west Allen Thomas, driver, h H north n 2d east Allen Thomas (col'd), brickmaker, h 308 2d west Allen Timothy, provisions, H north n 2d east Allen William, printer, bds 588 I north Allen William A. (Headley & Allen), shoemaker.
268 B north, h 32 Washington ALLEN & JACKSON (Edward S. Allen & An- drew Jackson), plasterers, 275 Penn av Alliot F., hairdresser, 210 Penn av Allison Mary E., wid John, h 280 F north Allison Susan, wid John, h 342 4th west Allyn Lucius B., clerk Navy Dept, h 603 M north Alman Daniel, laborer, h N C av n 2d east Alman James, laborer, h 524 10th west j Altderfer Louis, watchmaker, h 104 26th west Altderfer Margaret, wid Peter, h 104 26th west Altderfer Philip, watchmaker, h 104 26th west j Alt-emus Thomas, plumber, h 587 8th east I Altemus William A., clerk, 587 8th east Alvy Mary, wid John, h 4th west n N north Alworght John, laborer, h 469 Mass av Alworth Daniel, laborer, h 3d west n L north Ambler John, chief clerk Bureau of Construction,
h 122 Penn av j Ambush Augustus (col'd) , whitewasher, h 406 11th
west I Ambush Edward (col'd), laborer, h 348 15th west Ambush Edward (col'd), whitewasher, h 364 15th
west Ambush Enoch (col'd), teacher, 95 E south, h 233 i D south n 6th west ; Ambush Hannah (col'd), wid Alexander, h 319
13th west Ambush Stephen (col'd, oysters, B north n N
Capitol AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY, 458
Penn av AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO., 488 6th west Ames Charles, h 451 14th west Ames George C, claim agent, bds 374 H north Amidon Hollis, upholsterer, h 285 Va av Amon Rosa, wid George, h 139 Del av Amos John W., clerk P 0 Dept, h 514 L north Amyes John (col'd), laborer, h 351 C south Anacostia Engine Co., Va av cor K south Anderson, clerk Land Office, h 455 D north Anderson, clerk P 0 Dept, bds 4£ west c Penn ar Anderson Alexander, lawyer, bds 356 D north
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Anderson Arthur, clerk Pension Office, bds 378
13th west Anderson Charles (col'd), laborer, h r 0 north n
10th west Anderson Charles C, blacksmith, Md av n 7th
west ; h 611 7th west Anderson Charles F., architect, h 456 11th west Anderson Chas. H., books and periodicals, 458
7th west ; h 232 D north Anderson C. Miss, h 459 D north Anderson Edward E., huckster, h 240 4§- west Anderson Eliza A. Miss, boarding-house, 459 D
north Anderson Elizabeth, provisions, 84 G nth ; h do Anderson Harriet, wid Alexander, h 659 N J av Anderson Henry H., blacksmith, h 27th west n j
E north Anderson Hezekiah, blacksmith, h 554 11th east [ Anderson Hugh J., h 411 I north Anderson James, shoemaker, h 555 13th west Anderson James, watchman Land Office, h 555
13th west Anderson James, watchman Patent Office, h 436 !
11th west Anderson James (col'd), waiter, h 501 11th west Anderson James F. (col'd), hack driver, h 387 j
Mass av Anderson James I., coachmaker, h 555 13th
west Anderson James L., clerk, h Md av c 10th west Anderson Jefferson (col'd), cartman, b. N Y av n
22d west Anderson John, blacksmith, bds 257 D north Anderson John, laborer, h N J av n N north Anderson John (col'd), laborer, h 511 N north Anderson John G., clerk P 0 Dept, bds 439 9th
west Anderson John L., clerk Pension Office, h 378
13th west Anderson John M., clerk Cap., bds 436 11th west Anderson John S.. messenger, 292 Pa av ; h 401
H north Anderson John W., boots and shoes, 193 C north Anderson Joseph, laborer, h 239 20th west Anderson Joseph D., clerk Navy Dept, bds 411 I
north Anderson Joseph D., clerk, h 555 13th west Anderson J. Marshall, h 555 13th west Anderson J. W., clerk, Treas Dept Anderson Leonard J., clerk P O, h 8 4^ west Anderson Lingan B., huckster, h 635 E south Anderson Lueinda (col'd), wid Abram, washer- woman, h 497 H north Anderson Luken, plasterer, h 86 13£ west Anderson Marcellus M., clerk 6 Aud's Office, bds
4-£ west cor Penn av Anderson Mary A., h 190 4J west Anderson M. M., clerk Treas Dept Anderson M. W., h 459 D north Anderson Notly, carpenter, bds 257 D north Anderson Samuel, cartman, h 25th west n P nth Anderson Thomas F., clerk Treas Dept, h461 6th
west Anderson William, clerk Treas Dept, h 389 13th
west Anderson William, painter, h 562 13th west Anderson William (col'd), laborer, h 462 17th
west Andreas William, moulder, h 369 L south Andrews Albert, laborer, h r 6th west n Q north Andrews Christopher, h 354 G north Andrews Ferdinand, clerk Treas Dept, h 291 8th
west Andrews Gardner K., huckster, 51 Cen mkt, h
288 7th west Andrews George T., bds 354 G north
Andrews J. F., reporter, bds 8th west c Penn av Andrews Sebastian, baker, h 6th east n A north Andrews Timothy P., asst paymaster U S A, h
231 F north Andrews Wm. (Andrews & Vanhorn), provisions,
384 L south ; h L south n 4th east Andrews William E., carpenter, h 81 La av Andrews & Vanhorn (Wm. Andrews & Benjamin
Vanhorn), provision, 384 L south Andrus H. Nelson Mrs., h 485 10th west Angel Henry, blacksmith, h 596 11th west Angel John, cabinet-maker, h 348 Va av Angel John, painter, h 109 F south Angel John T., painter, h 348.^ Va av Angell Owen W., h 464 K south Angermarm John, watchman, h 327 5th west Angney Isaac, clerk Treas Dept., h 313 G north Angus Job W. (F. L. Harvey & Co.), hardware,
325 Penn av, and carpenter, 562 7th west ; h
457 I north Anthony, cabinet-maker, bds 11th east n D south Anthony Joseph, hats, caps, and boots, 540 7th
west; h 268 C north Anton August, instrument maker, h 621 N J av Antony J. G., physician, 48 La av, h do Apple Frederick, clerk, 367 Penn av, bds 113 B
south Appleby George W., carpenter, 358 7th west, h
493 Mass av Appleby Horatio G., blacksmith, h 77 7th west Appleby William M., grocer, 368 3d east, h do Applegate John, laborer, h 486 E south Appier Jesse, pattern m'k, h 728 New Jersey av Appleton Henry D., physician, 413 C north, h do APPLETON JOHN, asst. sec. of State, bds Rugby
House Archer Andrew J., blacksmith, h 349 4£ west Archer Charlotte, wid, h 288 I north Archer Daniel Q., clerk post office, h 463 D north Archer D. W., clerk Treas Dept Archibold Samuel, chief engineer Navy, h 289 G
north Ardeeser John, carpenter, h 321 7th west Ardes Ferdinand, engraver, h Carroll n 1st east Ardeser Mattis, laborer, h r 578 L north Armistead Samuel, machinist, h 14th east n K
south Armor Charles, clerk Post Office Dept, rooms 590
M north Arrastead William C, laborer, h 595 9th east Armstrong Francis, laborer, h 585 13th west Armstrong Jonathan, ship carpenter, h 89 L
south Armstrong Michael, blacksmith, bds 257 D north Arndolf Edward, carpenter, bds 603 H north Arnold Anna E., h 205 4^ west Arnold Aquilla K., police at Capitol, h 467 D
south Arnold Aza, patent agent, h 441 6th west Arnold Charles W., police, h C south n 2d east Arnold George L., laborer, h 551 7th east Arnold Harrison B., printer, h 562 I north Arnold James, hack-driver, h 126 4th west Arnold James E., watchman, h 620 11th east Arnold Rezin, farmer, h 397 G south Arnold Richard, blacksmith, h 551 7th east Arnold Samuel D., attendant in asylum, h N C
av n 3d east Arnold William H., boots and shoes, 601 8th east,
h do Arth Philip, musician, h 541 6th east Arvin George H., carpenter, h K north cor N J
av Ash Edward (col'd), porter, h 4S0 loth west Ash Jacob, police, h 314 Del av Ash James E. (col'd), laborer, h 2S0 loth west
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Ash Michael, gardener, h N Capitol c 0 north Ashburn Benjamin, clerk P 0 Dept, h 512 I
north Ashburn B. S., clerk Treas Dept Ashby John R., clerk, h 3d west n E north Ashdown Win., grocer, 240 4£ west, h 172 G south Ashford Mahlon, lawyer,' City Hall, h 550 II
north Ashton Alexander, huckster, h 57 D south Ashton Charles B., carman, h 4| west n M south Ashton John, laborer, h 22d west n B north Ashton Mary, wid James, bds 552 I north Ashton William (col'd), seaman, h 259 F south Atchinson George, laborer, h 581 7th east Atchinson Ignatius, boiler-maker, h 553 E south Atchison James I., Supt Water Works, h 212 L
north Athey James C, carpenter, h 621 7th west Athey Thomas B., tailor, h 621 7th west Atkins David A. (col'd), huckster, 315 Centre
mkt, h 8th east c C south Atkins George (col'd), marketman, h 8th east c
C south Atkinson George, plasterer, h 398 4^ west Atkinson Robert J., 3d auditor Treas Dept, h
381 11th west Atkinson Thaddeus S., clerk Treas Dept, h 381
11th west Atlee Goodwin Y., clerk, 464 7th west, h P south
n 4^ west Atlee S. Torke, clerk Treas Dept, h I south n
4-| west Atridge Agnes, variety, 576 H north, h do Attwell James W., carpenter, bds 406 Mass av Attwell John, tinsmith, h 342 8th west Auerochs Frederick, stonecutter, h 282 F south Auge Jacob, printer, h 331 5th west Auguste Samuel, laborer, h 14th east n K south Augusterfer John A., butcher, 13 North'n mkt,
and 69 Centre mkt, h G north c 4th west Aukward Theresa, wid. Horatio, h 667 3d east Auld Edward, clerk Land Office, bds 461 9th west Auld James, clerk Treas Dept, h 330 G north Auld Theodore, plasterer, h 245 D north Auldman Charles, founder, h 344 D north Aulick John H., Commodore U S N, h 258 I
north Aulick J. Wiley, h 258 I north Austin Sarah, boarding, h 500 6th west Austin William F., roofer, h N J avn N north Averill Calvin K., attorney, bds 548 Penn av Avery Robert S., tide computer, h 122 A south Avery Thomas, plasterer, h 96 G south AYLMER ROBERT R., grocer, 183 Penn av Ayton Mary A., h 516 8th west
Babey Fritz, wheelwright, bds 401 11th west Babington Peirce, laborer, h 94 2d west Babington William, h r 329 1st west Babington William, laborer, h 243 3d west Bache A. D., supt coast survey, h 585 N J av Bachenhaimer Henry, peddler, h 470 F north Bacher John C, cigars, 234 Penn av, bds Penn
av n 11th Bachman Jonas D., clerk Treas Dept Bacon Abraham (col'd), sawyer, h 341 L north Bacon Isaiah (col'd), laborer, h 437 L north Bacon Peter F. (Samuel Bacon & Co.), grocer,
319 Penn av, h 3 Indiana av BACON SAMUEL & CO. (Peter F. Bacon),
grocer, 319 Penn av, h 439 E north Bacon Samuel H., clerk, 319 Penn av, bds 439 E
north Bacon Susan (col'd), wid Samuel, h 340 Mass av
Bacon Washington, carpenter, h 317 6th west Baden Thomas E., claim agt, 8th west, h 645 7th
east Baer Benjamin F., clerk P 0 Dept, h 199 6th
west Baeschlin Frederick, blacksmith, 2d west n B
north, h 540 5th east Baeschlin John, grocer, 113 F south, h do Bagby Robert B., land and pension agent, 387
9th west, h do Basely Patrick, laborer, h 186 26th west BAGGOTT JAMES W., restaurant, 362 E north Bagley Horace, bone mill, h r O north bet 6th
and 7th west Bagnam William, hack owner, h 440 13th west Bahan Charles P., Prof Gonzaga College, h do Bailey Benjamin S., collector, h 347 5th west Bailey Carroll (col'd), brickmaker, h 539 8th
west Bailey Elizabeth (col'd), wid John, h 402 14th
west Bailey Geo. A., clerk Globe office, h 427 5th west Bailey G., clerk Int Dept, bds Lafayette house Bailey John, clerk at Capitol, h 28 A north Bailey John, laborer, h 1^ west n S south Bailey John (col'd), laborer, h 333 C south Bailey John R., driver, h 2d east n H north Bailey Joseph, boatman, h N J av n M south Bailey J. F., harness maker, 591 7th west, h do Bailey Marcellus, lawyer, h 392 C north Bailey Margaret L., proprietress National Era,
Ind av c 2d west, h 392 C north Bailey Rebecca, groceries, 108 C south, h do Bailey Robert J.Tgasfitter, h 508 Md av Bailey Robert M., carpenter, h 508 Md av Bailey Washington, laborer, h 1st east n M south Bailey William, blacksmith, h r 622 11th east Bailey William, hackman, h E Capitol c 9th east Bailey William, laborer, n K south n 4V west Bailey William H., bookbinder, h 102 G north Bailey William H., gasfitter, h 187 D south Bailey William L., clerk War Dept, h 406 I north Bailey William T., laborer, h 46 F south Bailleul George, printer, bds 504 Penn av Baillieux Louis, gardener, h S north n 8th west Baily Stephen, dentist, 277 13th west, h do Bain Andrew, stonecutter, h 457 Penn av Baird James, stonecutter, h 336 6th west Baird James J., upholsterer, h 26 Washington Baird Spencer F., asst secy Smithsonian Institu- tion, h 332 N Y av Baird William A., upholsterer, h 520 L north Baker Ann, h 152 H south
Baker Chas., messenger War Dept, h 452 L north Baker Clarence, h 570 N J av Baker Edward, machinist, h 208 H north Baker Elizabeth, wid Jesse, h 29 Organ alley Baker Henry C, h 3d east n Mass av Baker Isaac M., carpenter, h 416 H north Baker John, carpenter, bds 476 12th west Baker John A., book-keeper, 558 7th west, h 8th
west n D north Baker John H. (Thomas & Baker), carpenter, 4i
west n M south, h 252 4^ west Baker Levi, laborer, h 407 9th east Baker Lewis, h 353 8th west
Baker Reuben F., clerk, 365 Penn av, bds 14 La av Baker Samuel (col'd), barber, 267 21st west, hdo Baker Thomas, h 8th west bet D & E north Baker Thos. B., bookbinder, h 8th west n E nth Baker Walter, carpenter, h 563 4th east Baker Zachariah, asst flour inspector, h K north
n 26th west Balbach Arthur, draughtsman, h 433 Mass av Baldwin Almon, h 451 D north Baldwin Andrew, laborer, h 3d west n D south
DIRECTORY.
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Baldwin Edward (Baldwin brothers), sash, doors,
and blinds, D north c 1st west ; h 406 3d west Baldwin Gabriel L., bricklayer, h 10th east c E
Cap Baldwin Henry, examiner Patent Office, h 331
N Y av Baldwin Henry, jr., clerk, 404 F north ; bds 331
N Yav Baldwin Henry C. (Baldwin brothers), sash,
doors, and blinds, D north c 1st West ; h 467
D north Baldwin Michael, blacksmith, h 87 La av Baldwin Thomas (col'd), cartman, h 132 22d
west Baldwin William D., patent agent, 7th west c F
north ; bds 331 N Y av Baldwin William H. (Baldwin brothers), sash,
doors, and blinds, D north c 1st west ; h 3d
west c E north Baldwin William T., bricklayer, h 10th east c E
Cap Baldwin Brothers (William H., Henry C, & Ed- ward), sash, blinds, and doors. B* north cor 1st
west BALL CHARLES G., ranges and furnaces, E
north ab 13th west ; h 585 L north Ball Dabney Rev., h 434 F north Ball George (col'd). waiter, h 311 18th west Ball Isaac S., silversmith, h 185 6th west Ball James A., printer, h 263 C north Ball James T., policeman at Cap, h 447 2d east Ball John, feed, 530 Penn av ; h 386 5th west Ball Llewellyn, clerk City Hall, bds 310 Penn av Ball Penelope, wid Babney, sen., h 418 Mass av Ball Robert, letter carrier, h 558 G north BALLANTYNE WILLIAM, bookseller, 498 7th
west, h 563 9th west Ballard Byron, folder at Cap, h 452 3d east Ballard Louisa, h 88 G south Ballauf Daniel (Wm. & D. Ballauf), furniture,
461 8th west, h do Ballauf Wm. & D., furniture, 461 8th west, h do Ballinger Francis, carman, h 319 4^ west Ballinger Joseph, laborer, h 620 N north Ballinger Mary, h 376 Va av Ballinger Richard, huckster, h 64 M south Ballinger Spencer, laborer, h 52 M South Ballinger Westley, huckster, h 64 M south Ballman John H., watchman Patent Office, h 445
9th west Balloch James, clerk Treas Dept Balmain Andrew, clerk War Dept, h 294 H north Balmain Henry W., clerk 2d Auditor's Office, h
519 17th west Baltzer Susan, wid, h 354 G north Bamberger George W., bricklayer, bds 407 9th
west Bamberger Henry C, bricklayer, bds 381 9th
west Bamburger William C, wheelwright, C south n
9th, h 563 Md av Banf Ulrich, baker, 292 2d west, h do Banff John, baker, h 407 Va av Bangs James C, carpenter, 257 G north, h 391
10th west Bangs Margaret, wid David, h 532 12th west Bano;s Wm. H. Mrs., bds 442 9th west BANK OF METROPOLIS, 450 15th west BANK OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
7th west e La av BANK OF WASHINGTON, 7th west c C north Banks David, dyer, h 391 Penn av Banks John (col'd), waiter, 11th west n V north Banks Joshua, flour and feed, 561 II north, h do Bannan John, shoemaker, 627 7th east, h do Bannan Michael, grocer, 46S 9th west, h do
Bannerman Mary A., boarding-house, 467 9th
west Bannister John E., laborer, h D nth c 27th west Bantom Louisa (col'd), h 488 13th west Bar Isaac (Bar & Brother), dry goods, 482 I
south, h 478 I south Bar Levi (Bar & Brother), dry goods, 482 I south,
h 478 I south BAR& BROTHER (Levi & Isaac Bar), clothing,
478, and dry goods, 482 I south Barandarian G., Mexican Charge de Affaires, h
404 16th west Barbarin Francis S., dentist, 242 Penn av, h at
Georgetown Barbarin F. N., clerk War Dept Barber Albert (col'd), porter, h 443 14th west Barber Casper, tinsmith, 391 Penn av, h 93 4|
west BARBER GEORGE (Barber & Bean), butchers,
53 Centre, h 587 10th east Barber Gustavus R., stamper, h 390 19th west BARBER JOSEPH, tinware and birds, 391 Penn
av, h 93 4.i west Barber William, copper-roller, h 402 G south Barber & Bean (Geo. Barber & Chas. Bean),
butchers, 53 Centre mkt Barbour James L. (Barbour & Semmes), grocer,
65 La av, h 449 D north BARBOUR & SEMMES (Jas. L. Barbour & John
B. Semmes), grocers, 65 La av Barch Joseph, coppersmith, h 246 4| west Barclay John D., clerk Treas Dept Barclay John M., clerk House of Rep, h 263 I
north Barclay Wm. H. H., coal and wood, 481 9th
west, h 54 Mo av Bardon Michael, watchman Patent Office, bds 445
9th west Barker Benjamin, stonecutter, h 583 13th west Barker Dolphus (col'd), barber, h r 425 14th west Barker Irwin S., carpenter, bds 425 H north Barker James, clerk at Capitol, h 394 15th wrest Barker James W., carpenter, 446 N Y av, h 425
H north Barker John H., butcher, 65 Centre mkt, h 361
L south Barker John H., laborer, h 595 12th west Barker Matilda (col'd), fish, 241 Centre mkt, h
at Georgetown Barker Quinton, h 177 6th west Barker Wetsley, h 589 12th west Barker Wm. N., clerk Treas Dept, h N J av n C
south Barkley George W., h N J av n M south Barlin Julia, wid Keenan, h 302 D north BARLOW GEORGE, butcher, centre mkt, h 589
10th east
Barlow , h 258 F north
BARNACLO JONATHAN W., justice of the
peace, 388 9th west, h do Barnard Caroline M., wid Edw. F., h 383 L north Barnard Charles C, h 229 H north Barnard Hanson F., printer, h 383 L north Barnard Hayward F., machinist, h 377 L north Barnard Henry S., engraver, h 319 B north Barnard Joseph, laborer, h 14th west n R north Barnard Montgomery F., clerk, h 3S5 L north Barnard Robt. W. (Wall & Barnard), auctioneer,
317 Penn av, h at Georgetown Barnard Theodore, agt N Y associated press, 356
Penn av, h 575 6th west Barnes Elias E., contractor, h 449 M north Barnes Ephraim, gardener, h Del av n I north Barnes Henry S., butcher, 21 North'n mkt, and
42 Centre mkt, h High Gtn Barnes James (col'd), laborer, h 62 Q south
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Barnes Lemuel, moulder, h al r 434 L south Barnes Martha E., wid James, h Mass av n Md av Barnes Mary Ann (col'd), washerwoman, h 572
9th west Barnes Sarah A., wid Thomas J., h 612 10th east Barnes Thomas T. (Barnes & Mitchell), dry
goods, 5 Market space, hds Brown's hotel Barnes William, dentist, 5th east n B north, h do Barnes William A., grocer, 14th west c I north
h 436 M north BARNES & MITCHELL (Thos. T. Barnes &
John R. Mitchell), dry goods, 5 Market space Barney Mary C, h 531 17th west Barnhill Gabriel, Tate printer, h 496 N north Barnhouse Caleb, carpenter, h H south n 4| west Barnhouse Richard, carpenter, h 518 Md av Barnsley John J., huckster, h 224 4th west Baron George 0., carpenter, h 171 G south Baron Henry H., carpenter, h 169 G south Barr John H., wheelwright, h 546 4th east Barr J. Russell (Wilson & Barr), com mer, 496
9th west, h 488 M north Barr Robert, carpentc.*, h 685 4th east Barr Thomas, laborer, h 542 4th east Barr William T., cartman, h G north n 23d west Barrett Catharine, wid Joseph, h 531 4th east Barrett Charles, machinist Pat Office, bds 552 M
north Barrett Daniel, laborer, h 297 N Capitol Barrett Dennis, laborer, h A north n 4th east Barrett Dennis, laborer, h 23 Organ al Barrett Edward, laborer, h 24 Organ al Barrett Edward, messenger State Dept, h Vt av j
c H north Barrett Elizabeth, bds 47 A north Barrett George F., painter, h 531 4th east Barrett Harriet, dressmaker, h 407 10th west Barrett James, waiter, at Willard's Barrett John, bookfolder, h 396 2d east Barrett John C, clerk, 327 Penn av, bds do Barrett Margaret, dressmaker, h 407 10th west Barrett Michael, grocer, 132 H north, h do Barrett Robert, laborer, h Organ al Barrett Thomas, laborer, bds 464 F north Barrett Thomas, laborer, Treas Dept Barrett Thomas J., h D north c 5th east Barreyro Francisco de Asis, private sec Brazilian
Minister, h 299 I north Barrier George, baker, h 78 C south Barringer John, bds 573 L north Barrington Samuel, supt Columbian Armory, h 6
Mo av Barron Daniel, carpenter, h 248 K north Barron Daniel, laborer, h 381 D south Barron Daniel N., clerk, 324 Penn av, bds 6th
west n H north Barron George 0. (Entwisle & Barron), carpen- ters, 11th west n C north, h G south n 6th west Barron Henry, carpenter, 333E north, h 415 11th
west Barron Henry L., carpenter, h 701 7th west Barron Thomas H., carpenter, 71 La av, h G south
n 4^ west Barros , sec'y Brazilian Legation, bds 446
15th west Barrow William, banker, 15th west c F north,
bds 439 I north Barry Catharine, grocer, 494 10th west, h do Barry Daniel P., farmer, h 584 N J av Barry David, laborer, h N north n 5th west Barry Edmund, Capt., h 584 N J av Barry Edward, blacksmith, h 392 I south Barry Francis, clerk, h N south n 3d east Barry George W., clerk Treas Dept Barry James, laborer, h 93 A south Barry James, iron finisher, h H north n 2d east
Barry James C, farmer, h 584 N J av Barry John, machinist, brls Union Hotel Barry John, plumber, h 4th west n N north Barry John N., miller, h E south n 6th west Barry Juliana, wid James D., h 584 N J ax- Barry McClintock Y., clerk, bds 357 E north Barry Maria, wid Francis, h N south n 3d east Barry Mary, wid Thomas, h 476 L south Barry Michael, laborer, h K north n N J av Barry Patrick, brass moulder, h H nth n 2d east Barry Patrick, messenger at Capitol, b 520 N J av Barry Richard, clerk Navy Yard, h 28 Mo av Barry Robert, laborer, h 222 E south Barry Thomas, bricklayer, h al r 644 N north Bart Charles L. Mrs., dressmaker, h 297 G north Bart Leonart (Fuss & Bart), boots and shoes, 419
& 406 7th, h 419 do Bartel Louisa, dressmaker, h 76 4£ west Bartel William, gardener, h 76 4J west Bartels Hugo, painter, 320 C north, h do Barth Henry, late druggist, h 406 G south Barthel Edward (Bartbel & Bro.), dyer, 4^ west
cor Penn av, h do Barthel John (Barthel & Bro.), dyer, 4£ west cor
Penn av, h do Barthel & Bro. (John & Edward), dyers, 4£ west
cor Penn av Barthol Frederick W., shoemaker, h 200 6th west Bartholow J. Presley, agricultural implements,
558 7th west, h 54 Mo av Bartle George, clerk State Dept, h 467 I north Bartle Rudolph, engraver, h 612 Md av Bartlett David, h 386 N Capitol Bartlett Elizabeth, wid Isaac, h 423 H north Bartlett Fitz J., clerk P O, h 476 I north Bartlett Isaac C, carpenter, h 546 4th east Bartlett John H., clerk Treas Dept, h 209 N Y av Bartlett Minnie, school, h 424 H north Bartlett Thomas, princ ex'r Treas Dept, bds 482
Penn av Bartlett Walter, carpenter, h 390 Va av Bartley Aaron, laborer, h F south n 1st west Bartley John, clerk, h 379 18th west Bartley William, laborer, h 586 K south Barton Alice (col'd), wid Ramsey, h r 506 L nth Barton Louisa, wid Thomas B., bds 333 9th west Barton Seth W., rigger, h 341 12th west Barton Thomas B., clerk P O Dept, bds 333 9th
west Barton William (col'd), laborer, h 424 I south Bartoner Peter, laborer, h R north n 4th west Bashlan Frederick, blacksmith, h 548 4th east Bassant Henry, laborer, h 6th east n B north Bassett Agur, saddler, h 22 E Capitol Bassett David, clerk Treas Dept, h 341 N Y av Bassett Euphemia, wid Simeon, h 44 E Cap Bassett George A., clerk, h 22 E Capitol Bassett Isaac, doorkeeper at capitol, bds 383 2d
east Bassett John M., patent medicines, 384 Md av Bassett Mason N., machinist, h 44 E Cap Bassford Charlotte (col'd), wid John, h 424 K nth Bassford William T., scavenger, h 378 B north Bastable Charles, stonecutter, h 189 22d west Bastiannella Titus, clerk P 0, h 439 1st east Basye Caroline V., wid Joseph, h 181 G north Batchen James, stonecutter, h 6th west n C south Bateman James 0., ticket agent, h 360 3d east Bateman M. (col'd), laborer, h 414 I north Bateman Nathaniel, stonecutter, h 2d east n C nth Bates Christian, laborer, h L south n 4i west Bates David W., clock repairer, h 1st eastn B nth Bates Edgar H., justice of the peace, h 183 4th wst Bates Frederick (Bates & Bro.) , soap and candles,
462 G north, h 538 H north Bates John E., druggist, 7th east cor L south
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Bates Lawrence W., Rev., h 450 9th west Bates Richard, laborer, h 381 Mass av Bates Robert (col'd), boatman, h 446 N north BATES ROBERT W., wood and coal, Hth west
cor C north, h 154 Penn av Bates Wm. (Bates & Bro.), soap and candles, 462
G north, h 1st west cor N Y Bates & Bro. (Fred. & Wm. Bates), soap and
candles, 462 G north Bauer Antoine, wheelwright, h Del av n K north Bauer George, baker, 334 Centre mkt, & confec- tioner, 89 4| west, h do Baugher H. Lewis, teacher, bds 413 11th west Baum James, laborer, h 3d west n H south Baum Leonard, physician, 407 11th west, h do Baum William H., h 6th west n H south Baum William H., printer, bds 407 11th west Bauman John, blacksmith, h 208 20th west Baumaun Paxil, brewer, 504 D south, h do BAUMGARTEN JULIUS, engraver, 499 7th
west, h do Bawsel Edward, clerk, brls 556 M north Bawsel Matthew, h 556 M north Bawsel Minor, clerk city P 0, h 556 M north Baxter James, late blacksmith, h Mass av n 15th
west Baxter Sidney S., attorney, h 486 12th west Baxter Woolsey, blacksmith, h 481 6th east Bayard J. A., U S senator, h 184 F north Bayless Wm J., clerk at Adams Ex Office, h 386
5th west Bayliss Backnell, h 30 Mo av Bayliss William, telegraph operator, h 386 5th
west Bayly Charles B., clerk, 326 D north, h 358 K
north Bavly Jas. F., bookkeeper, 252 Penn av BAYLY WILLIAM F., stationer, 278 J Penn av,
h 358 K north Bayly William IT. C, clerk, h 358 K north Bayne Clinton, blacksmith, h 665 4th east Bayne John, shipcarpenter, h 526 Va av Bayne John, stonemason, h 480 Mass av Bayne Michael J., painter, h 6th east n B north Bayne Thomas J., late boots and shoes, h 447 D
south Beach Christopher C, shoemaker, 580 11th west Beach Levi, plasterer, h 645 5th east Beach Mary, wid William, h B north n 6th east Beach Nathaniel, huckster, 85 Centre mkt, h 590
11th west n Md av Beach Samuel B., clerk P 0 Dept, h, 310 9th west Beach Solomon C, huckster, North n Market, h
588 11th west Beach Susan H., wid Wm. E., h 49U 8th west Beach William, scavenger, h B north n 6th east Beach Zachariah, laborer, h B north n 6th east Beacham John, waterman, h 560 8th west Beagle William T., engineer., h II sth n 4i west Beaird John, laborer, h 120 H north Beale Charles (col'd), waiter, h 210 23d west Beale Robert, h 622 Pa av Beale Robert M., law student, bds 622 Pa av Beall Ann, wid Richard B. W., h 513 12th west Beall Benjamin (Middleton & Beall; also (Hove,
Brother & Co.), h 14 La av Beall Francis II., locksmith, 60 La av, h 307 Va
av Beall George, clerk Land Office, bds 316 F north Beall G. W., clerk Land Office, bds 328 F north Beall Horatio (Lutz & Beall), harness, &c, 392
Pa av, h 486 L north Beall James, laborer, h 534 4th east Beall James E., bricklayer, bds 399 9th west Beall Larkin A., clerk, bds 415 10th west Beall Richard J., bricklayer, h 399 9th west
Beall Richard J. T., telegraph operator, National
hotel, h 504 10th west Beall Robert, clerk, 402 Pa av, bds 448 D north Beall Benjamin B., carpenter, h 264 5th west Beall Samuel, carpenter, h 651 7th west Beall William D., clerk War Department Beall William II., clerk, 69 La av Bean Ann, boarding house, N south cor 3d east Bean Ann (col'd), washerwoman, h 213 E south Bean Benjamin F., cabinetmaker, 685 3d east,
h 697 do Bean Carrie D., widow William S., h 561 4th east Bean Celia A. (col'd), h 294 I north Bean Charles (Barber & Bean), butchers, 53
Centre mkt, h 587 10th east Bean Colmore, h 548 3d east Bean George, laborer, h 14th east n L south Bean James, hackman, h 391 4| west Bean James A., restaurant, 528 8th east, h 587
10th east Bean William W., carpenter, 412 3d west, h 362
3d east Beard Henry, clerk Paten*^ Office, h 384 H north Beard Lewis, clerk Treas Dept Beard Matilda, wid William C, h 400 9th west Beard Matthew, engineer, h M south n 4£ west Beardsley Charles, clerk, 308 Pa av, bds 339 E
north Beardsley Levi (Beardsley & Harvey), agent. 492
7th, h 483 E north Beardsley William H., book-keeper, 267 Pa av,
h 275 D north Beardsley & Harvey (Levi Beardsley and Frede- rick L. Harvey), patent agents, 492 7th west Bea.re W. Seaman, clerk Treas Dept, bds 387
N Yav Beasley Joseph B., hack stable, 328 C north, h
52 La av Beatley Cageby, waterman, h G nth n 26th west Beaton Frederick, laborer, h P north n 1st west Beatty John A., clerk Treas Dept, h 186 4th west Beatty Walter, student, bds 357 E north Beatty William, engineer, h 468 F north Beaulean August, teacher of music, h 11th west c
P north Beaurean Thomas, painter, h 180 6th west Beavers James S., oil agent, h 586 M north Becher Frederick, carpenter, h 9th east n D sth Beck Andrew, h 773 N J av Beck Ernest, baker, 773 N J av, h do Beck Jane S., teacher, h 87 L south Beck John, clerk 6th Auditor's office, h 310 Ya
av BECK JOHN, shoemaker, 7th west cor F north,
h 487 8th west Beck Rezin, h 370 6th west
Beck T. J. Dorsey (McClees & Beck), photo- graphs, 308 Pa av, h 370 6th west Beck Waters R., carpenter, h 87 L south Becker George, carpenter, h 579 L north Becker John, shoemaker, 447 12th west, h do Becker John, teacher, h 5th east n C north Becker Lawrence, laborer, h Tenn av n F north Becker Victor, piano-tuner, 396 Pa av, h 435-
I north Becker William, tailor, h 38S 8th west Beckert Christian, teacher, h 5th east n A south Beckert Frank A., h 630 E south Beckert John, baker, h 422 E north Beckert Joseph, plasterer, 143 5th west Beckert Theresa, wid George, h 630 E south Becket Sarah (col'd), h 308 I north Becket William (col'd), feed, L north n 24th
west, h do Beckett Ananias fool'd), porter, h E south near
9th west
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Beckett Frances (col*d), washerwoman, h X nth
cor 17th west Beckett James (col*d), laborer, h 15th west near
P north Beckett John (col'd), farmer, h 320 12th west Beckett John (cold), fireman, h E south n 9th
west Beckett Lizzie (eol'd), h r 329 1st west Beckett Louisa (col'd), washerwoman, h E south
n 9th west Beckett Theopolis (col'd), laborer, h E south n
9th west Beckett William (col'd), carman, h S9 E south Beckett "William (col'd), hackman, h Conn al n
17th west Beckman Sarah (col'd), h 207 X J av Beckwith John H. (col'd), laborer, h 213 K north Bede Jane, wid George, b 384 10th west Bedell John, clerk Treas Dept, bds 400 D north Beedle Leanna, wid Alexander, h 402 20th west Beers Benjamin F. (Beers & Bro.), carpenter,
598 Penn av, h 343 B south n 2d east Beers Charles I. (Beers <fc Bro.), carpenter, 598
Penn av, h 3d east n D north Beers Isaac, carpenter, Penn av, h 560 3d east Beers Isaac, watchman Patent Office, h 479 E nth Beers <fc Brother (Benjamin F. & Charles I. Beers),
carpenters, 598 Penn av Beetley Joseph, cigar-maker, h 53 26th west Beguin Joseph, boarding-house, 425 13th west Behar John, carpenter, h 588 X north Behrend Bendiza J. (Gotthelf & Behrend), fancy
goods, 414 7th west, h do Behrens Frederick, baker, 194 6th west, h do Behrens John (Behrens & Wiegmann) , h 326 B nth Behrens & "Wiegmann (J. Behrens & P. Wieg-
mann) , tobacco and snuff, and importers of Ha- vana and domestic cigars, wholesale and retail
dealers. 544 Penn av Beill William, printer, h 244 C north Beird David, cartman, h 78 G north Beitzell John, laborer, h 663 Md av Beitzell Josiah, policeman, h 663 Md av Beland Louis, tailor, h 263 F north Belcher Edward H., clerk Treas Dept, bds 485
12th west Belfoe Caroline (col'd), widow, h Pierce n 2s J av Belger J., Brevet Major, assistant quartermaster
War Dept Bell Alexander, h 455 12th west Bell Ann (col'd), washerwoman, h H north n 7th
east Bell Ann E., h 374 L north
Bell Ann E., ladies' seminary, 4S9 L north, h do Bell Anna (col'd), washerwoman, h 52 F south Bell Catherine, Mrs., h 512 I north Bell Charles (col'd), laborer, h 680 4th east Bell Charles, jr. (eol'd), driver, h 680 4th east Bell Daniel, machinist, bds 604 8th east Bell Daniel (eol'd), laborer, h 216 F south Bell David (col'd), hack-driver, h r 425 14th west Bell Francis H., gun and locksmith, 60 La av,
h 305 Ya av Bell John, carman, h 137 K south Bell John, laborer Treas Dept Bell John, restaurant, 542 Penn av, h do Bell John (col'd), driver, bds 510 X north Bell John (col'd), carman, h 255 F south Bell John (eol'd), laborer, h 331 C south Bell John Z. (col'd), carman, h 218 4th west Bell Joseph (col'd), driver, bds 510 X north Bell Lloyd C, gunsmith, 359 D north, h 673 7th
west Bell Maria (col'd), washerwoman, h 249 Vt av Bell Martin, blacksmith, 1st west cor Md av, h
4£ west cor Md av
Bell Mary, h 491 Mass av
Bell Mary, second-hand clothing, 503 11th west
Bell Mary (col'd), wid Benjamin, h 253 21st west
Bell Mary (col'd), wid Silas, h C south n 3d east
Bell Moses (col'd), laborer, h 1st east n C south
Bell Moses (col'd), laborer, h 491 D south
Bell Xephi (Turner & Co.), ambrotypist, 4S0 Penn
av, h 307 Ya av Bell Robert, clerk, h 448 D north Bell Samuel (col'd), laborer, h 510 X north Bell Samuel P., machinist, bds 54 Mo av Bell Sarah (col'd), wid Simon, h 216 H north Bell Sarah A., wid Avery, h M north c 8th west Bell Thomas, laborer, h 143 Md av Bell Thomas (col'd), laborer, 577 3d west Bell Thomas P. (col'd), waiter, h X nth n 2d west Bell William, dj-er, 429 Penn av, h do Bell William, supt P 0 Dept, h 409 I north Bell William H., gunsmith, h 251 Ya av Bell William S. (col'd), laborer, h 551 1st west Bellew Robert, porter-house, 550 12th west, h do Bellew Thomas, stonecutter, h 219 9th west Belshaw William J., fresco painter, h 667 X J av Belt Alfred, carpenter, h 398 11th west Belt E. S., wid Benjamin M., bds 270 F north Belt James M., police, h 278 D north Belt Thomas (col'd), laborer, h 91 M north Belt Thomas W., carpenter, h 384 Sth west Belt William L., printer, h 356 D north Bender Eliza (col'd), wid Charles, h X Y av n
20th west Bender George B., clerk Ordnance Office, h 196
I north Benezette Hazell, machinist, h 118 C south Benezette Maria, millinery, 118 C south, h do Benjamin Joseph D., carpenter, h 210 X J av Benjamin J. P., senator, h 1 Madison pi Benner F. W., engraver, h 612 Penn av Benner Henry C, engraver, 616 Penn av, h do Bennett Andrew, watchman, h H south n 6th
west Bennett Benjamin (col'd), cooper, h 525 3d west Bennett Clement W., lawyer, 428 H north, h do Bennett George, wheelwright, h 76 6th west Bennett Hannah, wid John, h 208 19th west Bennett James, laborer, h 289 X Capitol Bennett James (col'd), waiter, h 388 12th west Bennett John, laborer, h Goat alley Bennett John E. (col'd), waiter, h r 284 B north Bennett Martha, h 388 12th west Bennett Richard, laborer, h Jackson n 1st east Bennett William, laborer, h 671 H north Bennett William, tailor, h 433 8th west Bennett William W., clerk, 528 7th west, h H
north c 11th west Benser George W., bartender, h 358 5th west Benson Sylvanns E., clerk in Senate, h 231 F
north Benson Thomas R., carpenter, h Md av n 14th
east Benson Wm. B., late carpenter, h 304 9th west Benter Ann, h r 497 3d west BEXTER WILLIAM F., restaurant, 312 C
north, h 499 Md av Bentley Alexander J., clerk Treas Dept, h 160
4th west Bentley John P., clerk Treas Dept, h 51S L north Bentley Thomas, machinist, h 4b4 M south Benton Mary A., groceries, 335 Md av, h do Benton T., laborer, h 84 26th west Bentz Catharine, wid Leonard, h 1st east n K
north Beondi Antonio, messenger Xavy Dept, h 9th
west n 0 north Berger Henry, blacksmith, 14th c R I av, h do Berger William, blacksmith, 14th west c R I av
MB
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Bergling Geo., tailor, 284 Perm av, h 511 11th
west Bergling Henry, tailor, 344 D north, h 405 5th
west Bergman Lambert M., leather and findings, 307
Penn av, h 421 8th west Bergman Peter, messenger Patent Office, h 648 L
north Bergmann Bernhardt, painter, h 326 B north Bergmann Charles W., teacher of music, h 456
13th west Bergmann William, shoemaker, h 239 F north Bergmann William, musician, h 610 N north Bergmann Wm. Henry, carpenter, h 574 N north Berkley Benjamin, butcher, 61 Centre mkt, h 545
G south Berkley Charles, butcher, h 12th east n D south Berkley John T., dyer, h 624 11th west Berkley Joseph, locksmith, h 545 G south Berkley Sarah N., wid Enos E., h 547 G south Berkley Wesley J., late butcher, h 547 G south Bernard H. S., engraver, h 319 B north Bernard Henry (col'd), laborer, h r 652 G north Bernard John (col'd), sawyer, h 5 Brown's alley Bernard & Co., hats, caps and furs, 448 Penn av Bernhard Catharine, wid John, h 299 C north Bernhard John, cook, h 295 C north Bernstein Wm., machinist, h 5th east n A south Beroker Bernard, cabinetmaker, h 416 E north Beron Wm., painter, 564 7th west, h Ga av n
11th east Berret Charles B., lieut Revenue Serv, bds E
north n 2d west BERRET JAMES G., Mayor, office City Hall, h
H north n 15th west Berret John J., h E north n 2d west Berret Julius H., h E north n 2d west
Berrett , clerk, bds 337 Penn av
Berry Ann R., wid Christopher C, h 30 13^ west
Berry Augustus, tinner, h 446 L south
Berry Benjamin, h 418 D north
Berry Eliza T., wid Washington, h 460 D north
Berry George, laborer, h 438 K south
Berry James, waterman, h 583 11th west
Berry John, watchman, h 383 Va av
Berry John H., boiler-maker, h 594 5th east
Berry Mary (col'd), washerwoman, h Marble al n
4£ west Berry Michael R., clerk, h 591 6th west Berry Smith (col'd), laborer, h 507 Va av Berry Susan, wid John, h 362 L south Berry Thomas, contractor, Patent Office, h 410
E north Berry Thomas, laborer, h 362 L south Berry Thomas- W., lawyer, 10 4£ west, h 460 D
north Berry Walter, rooms 401 9th west Berry Washington 0., tinsmith, 93 Centre mkt
and 487 7th west, h F south n 4£ west Berryman LeroyH., h 530 12th west Bertenatti Joseph, Sardinian Minister, bds 446
15th west Beschke William, teacher languages, h 406 K
north Besh Saul, ragman, h 339 6th west Bessau Oscar, clerk Indian Office, bds Lafayette
house Best Anthony, watchman State Dept, h 500 11th
west Bestor Eliza, wid Owen H., h 323 G north Bestor Orson H., clerk, 402 Penn av, bds D north
c 4th west Bestor Owen B., grocer, I north c 11th west, h
323 G north Bestor Whitman C, h 273 I north Better William (col'd), laborer, h r 414 L north
Bettor Henry (col'd), laborer, h 507 6th east Bettor John (col'd), waiter, h 402 I south Betts John, clerk, bds 476 12th west Betts Royston, clerk Patent Office, h 592 12th
west Betz John, laborer, bds 482 9th west Bevan Francis, laborer, h N south n 1| east Bevan Mary, wid Thomas, h 485 13th west Bevans David H., conductor on R R, h 356 C nth BEVERIDGE A. F. Mrs., proprietress Washing- ton house, 3d west c Perm av Beveridge Benjamin F., bds Washington house Beveridge M. William (Chas. S. Fowler & Co.),
china and glass, 504 7th west, bds 367 N Y av Beyer John, stonecutter, h S Capitol n B south BICKEL JOHN F., gasfitter and plumber, 393
Penn av, bds National hotel Bickerton John, surveyor, h 30 Washington Biddleman Daniel, tinsmith, 552 I north, h do Bielaski Alexander, 302 Penn av, h 259 Va av Bielaski A., draughtsman, land office BIEN SAMUEL, agt fancy goods, 18 Market
space, La av, h 393 6th west Bigelow Jacob, gen'lagt, 480 7th west, h 395 6th
west Bigger Finley, register Treas Dept, bds 357 E
north Bigger Finley, jr., student, bds 357 E north Bigger John, cierk P 0 Dept, bds 357 E north Bigger R. H., clerk Treas Dept Bigger Wm., student, bds 357 E north Biggins James, grocer, 108 23d west, h do Biggs Edward, plasterer, h 54 11th east Biggs James E., painter, h 188 23d west Biggs John H., plasterer, h 68 26th west Biggs Levi, laborer, h 27 F north Biggs Samuel, laborer, h 59 4|- west Biggs William T., laborer, h 186 23d west Bigler John, carpenter, h 585 E south Bigler Philip, musician, h 12th east n Penn av Bigler William Hon., senator, h 426 11th west Bigley D. R. P., ambrotypist, bds 7th west n P
north Billing Rebecca K., wid William W., tailoress, h
446 K north Bills Henry A., clerk P O Dept Bilt Rudolph, wheelwright, h 367 Va av Binckley John M., clerk Land Office, h 436 N
north Binnix Edward, plasterer, h 139 E south Binnix Samuel, plasterer, h 119 13? west Binns John, cigar-maker, h 326 B north Birch Charles J., tailor, h 230 D north Birch George, plasterer, h 331 F north Birch Henry, livery stable, 14th west n D north,
h D north n 14th west Birch Henry, paver, h 200 20th west Birch Jacob W, restaurant, 527 9th west, h do Birch James H., tavern, G south c 11th west, h do Birch Joseph E., gunner, h 14 Ohio av Birck Joseph R., watchman, h 379 3d east Birch Richard, carpenter, h 742 N J ay Birch Samuel H., huckster, h 66 E south Birch Susanna C, wid Balaam, h 45S 14th west Birch Thomas, carpenter, h 331 F north Birch Vincent, bricklayer, h 560 H north Birch Wesley, tavern, h F south n 9th west Birch Wm. II., clerk, 271 Penn av, h Georgetown Birch William H., livery stable, 14th west n D
north, h 240 D north Birchett Richard T., atty and agt for claims, 490
7th west Birckhead Edward, cabinetmaker, h 497 I north Birckhead Elizabeth, wid Wm., h 510 I north Birckhead Franklin, watchman, bds 540 I north Birckhead Oliver H., h 540 I north
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Bird Ebnrn (E. Bird & Bro.), carpenter, ft 7th
west, h 75 F south Bird John H. (E. Bird & Bro.), carpenter, ft 7th
west, h Va av n 7th west Bird Thomas R., hotel, B north c 2d east Bird William, watchman, h 171 E south BIRD E. & BRO. (Eburn & John H. Bird), car- penters and builders, foot 7th west, Island Birge Silas, bds 446 12th west Birnie Clotworthy, h 55 Penn av Birrett John, carpenter, bds 603 H north Birth Wm. W., grocer, 388 3d west, h 406 3d
west Bischof John, painter, 18 Washington, h do Bishof Joseph, blacksmith, h 183 F south Biscoe Ann, h E south n 6th east Bishop Charles, paper-hanger, h 171 E south Bishop David J., books and periodicals, 216 Penn
av, bds Hern don house Bishop George, bds 500 Penn av Bishop Henry, clerk, h 19th west n M north Bishop Henry, shoemaker, h 204 6th west Bishop Jemima, seamstress, h 557 E south Bishop John S., shoemaker, h 176 E south Bishop Leroy, C, clerk, 342 Penn av, bds do Bishop Rudolph, clerk, Mkt sp cor 8th Bishop Thomas, painter, bds 204 6th west Bishop W. 0., com of patents, bds National h Bishop D. J. & Co. (J. C. Moran), booksellers,
216 and 438 Penn av Bitner Henry, huckster, h 487 Md av Bitner William G., gunsmith, 158 Penn av, h
268 H north Bittinger B. F. Rev., h 557 9th west Bixby Daniel, barkeeper at Willard's Bixler Mary, wid John, h 114 E Cap Black James A., provisions, D south, h 366 1st
east Black Jeremiah S., attorney general, h 348 K nth Black Moses (col'd), whitewasher, h 155 C south Black Owen, laborer, h I south n 1| east Black Samuel, laborer, h Union al n N south Black Sarah, wid John, h 600 Mass av Blackfan Joseph H., clerk P 0 Dept, h 386 H nth Blackford Isaac, judge of the court of claims,
bds 4 A north Blackiston Lewis, cabinetmaker, h 227 D north Blackstock George, carpenter, h 109 F south Bladen John, laborer, h 10th east n M south Bladen William, huckster, 523 Centre mkt Blades George W., butcher, h 672 4th east Blades Wm., shoemaker, h 672 4th east Blaer Robert, baker, h 24th west n M north Blagden Thos., 499 7th west Blain Mary A., wid William, h 401 9th west Blaine Robert G., clerk, bds 486 E north BLAIR MONTGOMERY, lawyer 6 President's
Square, h do Blaisdell William A., huckster, 143 Centre mkt,
h Fairfax Co. Blair Ann J., wid James, h 281 F north Blake Ann, wid James, h 1st east n C south Blake E. Tucker, late physician, h 5 Indiana av Blake George, printer, bds 369 6th west Blake James H., clerk Land Office, h 424 11th
west Blake John, printer, bds 369 6th west Blake John B., commissioner public bids, h 5
Ind av Blake William, laborer, h 281 N Cap Blake William, stonecutter, bds 548 I north Blakney James T., bookbinder, bds 647 L north Blanchard Ann, wid Wm., h 449 8th west Blanchard Samuel B., physician, 258 Penn av Blanchard Valentine (Blanchard & Mohun), books, 310 D north, h 341 G north
Blanchard William (Buell & Blanchard) , printers,
Ind av cor 2d west, h 247 Penn av BLANCHARD & MOHUN (V. Blanchard &R. B. Mohun), booksellers, 310 D north cor Penn av Blanchet Leontine, teacher French, 223 G north Bland John, carman, h rear 215 F south Bland Wm. H., moulder, h 566 Va av Blaney Dennis, h 141 K south BLAU HERMANN, upholsterer, 264 G nth, h do Blau Joseph A., stair builder, 466 G north, h 312
4th west Bligh James, grocer, 525 11th west, h do Bligh John, livery stable, C north n 12th west, h
240 C north Bligh John, porter at Kirkwood house Blizzard Stephen, segar-maker, h 538 K north Bloecher Catharine, fancy goods, 412 7th west Bloettner William E., gunsmith, bds 268 II north Blondeau Adolph S., engraver Coast Survey, h
283 B south Blondin Thomas, laborer, h 69 K north Bloom John, clerk, h E south cor 10th east Bloor John, clerk Indian Office, bds 378 E north Bloss John B., clerk Land Office, h Del av cor M
north BLOSSOM WALDO A., sewing machines, H nth
n 1st west, h do Blossom Wayne W., telegraph operator, h H nth
n 1st west Blount Thomas M., lawyer, 370 9th west, h do Blout H. L., millinery, 401 7th west, h do Blummer William, laborer, h 393 9th east Boarman Richard A., gunner Navy Yard, h 507
E south Boarman Sylvester B., bookkeeper Bank of Wash- ington, h 445 8th west Bochman, bds 485 10th west Bocock Thomas, bricklayer, h 370 12th west Bode Christian, tailor, h 431 8th west Bode Elizabeth, wid John, h 431 8th west Bodely Lucy (col'd), h Temperance Hall al Bodien Henry, draughtsman Navy Dept, h 546
6th east Bogan Benjamin L., clerk at Cap, h 451 Mass av Bogan John F., tailor, h 211 4th west Bogan Martin V. B., physician, 455 Mass av Boggess T. L., blacksmith, 10th west n C south, h
555 10th west Boggs Elizabeth H., teacher, h 7th east n G south Bogle John, marble polisher, h 728 6th west Bogus Augustus, segars, 416 E north, h do Bohlayer Eliza, h 620 11th west Bohlayer Jacob A., butcher, Centre mkt, h 517
I south Bohlayer John, butcher, 12 Centre mkt, h I
south c 9th east Bohlayer John, butcher, 8 Centre mkt, h B north
c 5th east Bohleber David, tailor, h 506 11th west Bohlem Herrman, laborer, h Van n 4£ west Bohn Casimir, prints, books, &c, 568 Penn av,
h 418 1st east Bohn John, cartman, bds 70 E Cap Bohrer George A., grocer and wood-yard, 11th
east n 0 south, h 11th east cor G south Bohrer George P., clerk, h 11th east cor G south Bohrer Julius S., lieut U S N, h 27 Penn av Boiseau James T., blacksmith, h 462 G south Boiseau Richard F., clerk City Hall, bds 462 G
south BOKEL JOHN A. Rev., h F south cor 6th west Boland Patrick, laborer, h 438 9th west Boland Thomas, laborer, h 372 Va av Bolden William, machinist, h P north n 5th west Bolen George, laborer, h L north n N J av Boll Paulus, musician, h r 519 9th east
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Bollmeyer J. Frederick, clerk Treas Dept, bds
482 12th west Bolton Elizabeth Miss, h 226 G north Bolton Patrick, laborer, h Jackson n N Cap Bond Ignatius (col'd), coachman, h 266 K north Bond Joseph, miller, h 9th west n 0 north Bond Levi (col'd), laborer, h 200 K north Bond Mary (col'd), washerwoman, h 94 I3§ west Bond Overton (col'd), waiter, h 370 11th west Bond Samuel K., pumpmaker, 421 14th west, h
529 Md av Bond Thomas D., machinist, h 308 8th west Bonds Georgianna, school, E south n 9th west Bonds Rebecca (col'd), washerwoman, h r 93 E
south Boninni John, musician, h 11th east n G south Bonnet Eugene, draughtsman Treas Dept, h 423
13th west Bontz Henry (Bontz & Coombs), furniture, 369
7th west, h 460 11th west Bontz Jacob, tobacconist, 282 Penn av, bds 460
11th west Bontz John, h 504 9th west Bontz & Coombs (Henry Bontz & James W.
Coombs), furniture, 369 7th west Boohy R., printer, h 573 12th west Booie Jane (col'd), wid, h 393 I north Booie William (coi'd), carpenter, h 266 D south Booker Robt. H. (col'd) (Booker & Stewart),
barber, 314 E north, h 389 I north Booker & Stewart (col'd) (Robt. H. Booker & C.
A. Stewart), hairdressers, 314 E north Bookman Henry D., harness-maker, h 2d west n
G north Boone Jane E., wid J. B., h 455 10th west Boone John F., clerk, h 594 Md av Boone John F., jr., clerk, h 594 Md av Boos William H., carpenter, h 4th west nNJav Boose Thomas, bricklayer, bds 477 I north Bootes Samuel M., clerk Treas Dept Booth James, blacksmith, h 642 8th east Booth Richard E., laborer, h 667 3d east Bopp Catharine, dressmaker, 509 11th west, h do Bopp Charles E., blacksmith, h 10th east n N
south Bopp George (Walter, Karmann & Bopp), coach- builder, 346 D north, h 509 11th west Bopp Jane G., wid Frederick, h 10th east n N
south Bopst Joshua D., restaurant, 531 9th west, h do Bopst Mathias, lager beer, 522 N J av, h do Bopst William, grocer, 447 7th west, h do Borland Alexander, carpenter, h 352 L north Borland Alexander T., carpenter, h 352 L north Borland Andrew J., cupper and leecher, h 434
Mass av Borland Charles, carpenter, h 346 L north Borland John, carpenter, h 16th west n P north Borland John A., painter, 386 7th west, h 348 L
north Borland Maria, wid John, h 346 L north Born Mathias, tailor, h 303 D north Born Philip, tailor, h B north n 1st west Borremans Charles, restaurant, 537 17th west Borrows Joseph, physician, 396 E north, h do Boscow Emma, wid Arthur, h 27 7th west Boss Abraham J. (A. J. & J. S. Boss), carpenter,
H north n 10th west, h L north bet 4th and 5th
west Boss James H., builder, h 628 II north Boss John P., printer, h 222 N Y av Boss Joseph S. (A. J. & J. S. Boss), carpenter, H
north n 10th west, h 181 N Y av Boss William A., police, h 295 D north Boss A. J. & J. S., carpenters and builders, H
north n 10th west
Bosse William, wheelwright, Md av c 3d east, h
6th east n A north Bossi Isaac (col'd), oysterman, h G south n 3d
west Boston Alexander (col'd), carman, h D south Boston Daniel (col'd), express driver, h r 284 B
north Boston Daniel (col'd), waiter, h P north c 10th
west Boston Daniel (col'd), waiter, h 380 15th west Boston R. (col'd), waiter, h 437 14th west Boston Robert (col'd), laborer, h 423 L north Boswell Edward (Boswell & Bro.), druggist, Va
av c 7th, h 675 7th west Boswell F. A. (F. A. Boswell & Co.), liquors, 20
F south, h 577 Va av Boswell Henry, laborer, h 673 3d east Boswell Henry T., laborer, h 532 4th east Boswell James, blacksmith, h 79 K south Boswell John, laborer, h I south n Va av Boswell John, laborer, h 673 3d east Boswell John C. (Boswell & Bro.), blacksmith,
ft 7th west Boswell John H., machinist, h 191 4th west Boswell Matthew, blacksmith, h 651 3d east Boswell Otho, messenger, h 675 7th west Boswell Otho (Boswell & Bro.), druggist, Va av c
7th west, h 579 Md av Boswell Rebecca A., dressmaker, 550 I north Boswell Richard II., shoemaker, 9th west c K
north, h 550 I north Boswell Robert, laborer, h ft 9th west Boswell William, blacksmith, h K south n 6th
west Boswell William H. (Boswell & Bro.), blacksmith,
ft 7th west, h K south n 4§ west Boswell & Bro. (W. H. & John C. Boswell), black- smiths, ft 7th west BOSWELL & BRO. (Otho & Edward Boswell),
druggists, Va av c 7th west Boswell F. A. & Co. (F. A. Boswell & R. H. Yate-
man), liquor and provisions, 20 F south Bosworth Lewis, clerk Patent Office, h 278 8th
west Boteler Chas. W. (C. W. Boteler & Sons), fur- nishing store, 318 Penn av, h 395 E north n
10th west Boteler Charles W., jr. (C. W. Boteler & Sons),
furnishing store, 318 Penn av, h 360 D north Boteler Edward M., gasfitter, Penn av bet 9th
and 10th west, h 293 7th west Boteler Henry D., clerk, bds 395 E north Boteler John D., boots and shoes, 635 7th east Boteler John W. (C. W. Boteler & Sons) , furnish- ing store, 318 Penn av, h 415 12th west Boteler Philip, livery stable, 491 6th west, h 340
8th west BOTELER C. W. & SONS (Chas. W., jr., & John
W.), general house furnishing store and auc- tioneers, 318 Penn av Bottomace William, h 1ST south n 4i west Bottomley James, carpenter, h 557 G north Bottomore Chas. H., watchmaker, 250 Pa av, bds
12th west n E north Boudearn James, h Carroll n 2d east Boughtwell Edward P., Capt U S Navy, h 275 F
north Bouick Rufus A., clerk, 10 mkt sp, bds Avenue
house Boulanger Joseph, restaurant, 237 G north, h do Bouley\john, blacksmith, bds 319 8th west Bounds Basil, agent, h r 554 14th west Bouse Henrietta (col'd), cook, h 258 F north Bouser Thomas (col'd), laborer, h 284 2d west Bouvet Mathieu, tailor, h 239 I north, h do Bouvet Napoleon, tailor, h 234 I north
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Bowen Anthony (col'd), laborer, h 85 E south Bowen Benjamin, sweep master, h 433 M north Bowen Charles II., bricklayer, bds 329 6th west Bowen Cornelius T. (C. T. & U.G. Bowen), painter,
N Y av n loth west, h 433 M north Bowen Fielder (eol'd), laborer, h 492 N north Bowen George, h 433 N north Bowen Harrison S., printer, h 229 H north Bowen Henry C, printer, bds 450 Mass av Bowen Henry 0., carman, h 743 N J av Bowen James, bricklayer, h 329 6th west Bowen James A., hackman, h 650 6th west Bowen John, printer, h 450 Mass av Bowen John W., bricklayer, bds 450 Mass av Bowen Joseph O. D., printer, h 179 C south Bowen L., conveyancer, h 346 Va av Bowen S. J. (Bowen & Herrick), 7th west c F
north h "Washington County Bowen Theodore, shoemaker, 467 L south, h do Bowen Theodore L. (Bowen & Proctor), grocer,
456 Mass av, h 329 6th west Bowen Uriah G-. (C. T. & IT. G. Bowen), painter,
N Y av n 15th west, h 433 M north Bowen & Herrick (S. J. Bowen & Geo. R. Her- rick), agents, 7th west c F north Bowen & Proctor (Theodore L. Bowen & Alex.
M. Proctor), grocers, 456 Mass av BOWEN C. T. & U. G., painters, NYavn 15th
west Bower John, baker, bds 619 7th east Bowie Adam (col'd), laborer, h D south n 4th east Bowie Argyle C, clerk, h 453 9th west Bowie Arnold (col;d), sawyer, h 131 I north Bowie John 0., painter, h Mass av n Md av Bowie Mary R., boarding, h 453 9th west Bowler Meresa, teacher, h 523 3d west Bowlin Albert (col'd), shoemaker, 663 L north Bowlinger Rosanna. h 570 7th west Bowman Alexander H., chief bureau construc- tion, h 499 12th west Bowman Geo. W., editor and proprietor "Con- stitution," E north n 12th west, h 439 H north Bowman John, blacksmith, h 260 H north Bowman Leonard, shoemaker, h 441 9th west Bowman Mary (col'd), wid Jeremiah, h 212 B
south Bowman Thomas (col'd), sawyer, h 335 Mass av Bowman "William (col'd), waiter, h 247 Yt av Bowne Naonii, wid Robert L., h 359 I north Bowyer John C, clerk State Dept, h 355 K nth Boyce James A., bricklayer, h 390 Ya av Boyd Andrew, directory agent, bds 442 9th west Boyd George, hackman, h 379 13th west Boyd George K. (Noell & Boyd), blinds, &e, 291
Penn av, h 238 D north Boyd Hannah, wid Weston, h 364 8th west Boyd Jane, grocer, 40 K north, h do Boyd John D., carpenter, h 70 26th west Boyd Joseph, hackman, h 385 13th west Boyd J. K. Mrs., h 314 D north Boyd Thomas, laborer, h 227 22d west Boyd William, machinist, h 491 I south Boyd "William, h r 434 Ya av BOYD WTM. H., publisher of the Directory of Washington and Georgetown, and other cities, principal office 346 Broadway, N Y, & 33 S 6th, Philadelphia Boye Franklin (col'd), laborer, h 88 13} west Boyer Henry (Oentrich &, Boyer), restaurant, 507
11th west, h do Boyer R. M. (Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co),
banker, 352 Penn av Boylan Andrew, laborer, h 260 D north Bovland Michael, blacksmith, 4£ west c Md av,
h 92 4| west Boyle Christopher, Depot house, 463 C north
Boyle Cornelius, physician, 27 4£ west, h do Boyle Francis E. Rev., h F north c 10th west Boyle James, laborer, h 22 Organ alley Boyle John, confectioner, 156 Penn av, h do Boyle John, laborer, h F north n 10th east Boyle John F., supt Treas extension, h 25th
west c D north Boyle Junius J., commander U S N, h 349 21st
west I Boyle Patrick, marble cutter, h 379 Ya av Boyle Robert, laborer, h F north n Md av I Boyle Terence, laborer, h 10 Temperance Hall al j Boyle William, laborer, h 432 1st west ! Boyne Thomas, tailor, h H north n 2d west I Bovnton Sylvanus C, clerk Pension office, bds
428 1st east ( BOZZEL ROBERT L., wheelwright, 18th west n
Penn av, h 470 11th west , Braconey Henry, stonecutter, h 555 Mass av Braconier Henry, stonecutter, h 74 13V west Bradburn John D., pattern-maker, h 560 13th
west Bradbury John, brass finisher, h 592 10th east Bradford Allen, laborer, h 3 E Capitol Bradford Henry, clerk, rooms at 373 Penn av Bradford Morgan, coachtrimmer, bds 605 H nth Bradford William J., broker, 7th west, h 605 H
north Bradford Wm. R., bds 4.V west c Penn av Bradley Alexander, brushmaker, h 13th west c
N north Bradley Ambrose, laborer, bds 195 N J av Bradley Anna, wid Dr Phineas, h 320 N Y av BRADLEY CHARLES, Franklin Ins Co, h 400
C north Bradley George, watchman, h 318 5th west Bradley Henry J., carpenter, 5th east n G south Bradley Isaac, stonecutter, h 12th east n E nth Bradley James, laborer, h 190 G south Bradley John T., huckster, h 13th west c Md av Bradley Joseph H. (Bradley & Bradley), lawyer,
1 4i west, h do Bradley Joseph II., jr. (Bradley & Bradley), law- yer, 1 4.V west, h do Bradley Maria, wid Charles C, h 530 L north Bradley Sarah C, wid Reed, h 10th east n B nth BRADLEY WILLIAM, stone yard, 201 H north Bradley William W., finisher, h 414 G south BRADLEY & BRADLEY (Joseph H. & Joseph
H., jr.), lawyers, 1 4| west Brady James, laborer, h 584 7th east Brady James, overseer, bds 560 Penn av Brady James, shoemaker, h 787 3d west Brady John, gaslighter, h 617 12th west Brady Michael, shoemaker, h 660 G north Brady Michael, shoemaker, h 299 N Capitol Brady Silas S., plasterer, h 181 N north Brady William 0., clerk, h 617 12th west Brady's Photographic Gallery, 352 Penn av Brammell Mary, h 591 12th west Brandebury Lemuel G., lawyer, 341 18th west Brandenbury Fred. W., cigars, 174 Penn av, h do BRANDNER FRANCIS, Richmond house, 8th
west c D north Brandt John D., clerk Navy Yard, h 524 8th east Brandt Martin, shoemaker, 76 Penn av, h do Branham John W., h 234 L north Branham J. Richardson, h 454 E north Branham Mary, wid William, h 234 L north Branhan W. H., clerk Treas Dept, bds U S
hotel Brannan David M., carpenter, bds 513 Md av I Brannan Edward, laborer, h 145 K south
Brannan Ellen, wid Robert, h al r 246 C north j Brannan John, State Dept, h 372 15th west I Brannan John, stonecutter, h 431 M north
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Brannum Lorenzo (col'd), coachman, h 495 13th
west Branson Benjamin (col'd), laborer, h 353 M nth Branson James, laborer, h H east n 0 south Branson John T., laborer, h 536 Va av Branson Simeon, plasterer, h L north n 2d west Branson Vincent T., clerk, 36 Market sp, bds 34
Mo av Branson William, laborer, h 1st east n N south Branson William (col'd), engineer, h 387 11th
west Brant Elizabeth, washerwoman, h Vt av n N nth Branzell Catharine, h D south n 1st west Brashear Julia, wid Edmund, h 356 B north Brashear William B., grocer, 526 Penn av, h do Brashears Thomas J., printer, h 608 7th west Brashears Thomas N., h 608 7th west Brawner Mary L., wid Thornton, h 6th east n B
south Brawner William H. (John II. Semmes & Co.),
grocer, 523 9th west, bds 425 Penn av Braxton John T., hackman, h 569 10th west BRAY GEO. W. & CO., watches and jewelry, 516
7th west, h do Breast George, rigger, h 362 K south Breast James A., shoemaker, h 285 7th west Breast James S., moulder, h 362 K south BRECKENRIDGE JOHN C. Hon., Vice-Presi- dent, h 263 G north Breckner Charles, carpenter, h 574 L north Bredekamp Hermann, baker, 130 4i- west, h do Breed Daniel, Solicitor of Patents, F north c 7th
west, h 359 I north Breed Lawrence H., clerk at Capitol, bds 558
Penn av Breen Patrick, laborer, h 2d west c Mass av Breene John, laborer, h r 329 1st west Breggeman William H. C, printer, h 418 K nth Brehler Thaddeus, tailor, h 365 Va av Breisasker Christian P., shoemaker, h 460 7th
west Breithaupt John G., laborer, h Carroll n 1st east Bremmer Lewis, confectioner, h 269 D north Brenaugh J. C, clerk Treas Dept Brengle Lawrence J., Prest C and 0 Canal, 34
4£ west, h at Frederick, Md Brennan Mary, grocer, 302 18th west, h do Brennan Patrick, grocer, 358 Va av, h do Brenner Anthony, bds 217 6th west Brenner Peter A., h 217 6th west
Brent , music teacher, bds 495 7th west
Brent Eliza (col'd), washerwoman, h 130 A south Brent Elton (col'd), laborer, h 183 F north Brent Francis, lawyer, City Hall, h 306 Del av BRENT GEORGE W., attorney at law, 26 La av,
h at Alexandria Brent Harriet, h 450 13th west Brent Henry W., physician, bds 284 F north Brent John (col'd), laborer, h 305 18th west Brent John C, lawyer, City Hall, h 435 6th west Brent Wm. H., coast survey, h 305 18th west Breslin John, laborer, h 504 3d east Bresnahan Cornelius, grocer, 440 10th west, h do Bresnahan, Daniel A., clerk, h 304 4th west Bresnahan Jeremiah, laborer, h 446 10th west Bresnahan John, laborer, h 410 B north Bresnahan John, laborer, h 44 1st west Bresnahan John, laborer, h 444 10th west Bresnahan Mary, wid John, h 415 6th west Bresnahan Michael, laborer, h 19 Organ al Bresnahan Richard, laborer, h 607 Mass av Bresnahan Thomas, shoemaker, 284 C south, h do Bresnahan Timothy, laborer, h 7 Temperance
Hall al Bresson Michael, laborer, h 303 4th west Brett Morris, laborer, h 263 12th west
Brewer Albert (Kipp & Brewer), restaurant, 368
F north, h do Brewer Henry, clerk Treas Dept Brewer Hiram, h 85 4.| west Brewer John W., huckster, 12 Northern mkt, h
368 F north Brewer William, hackman, h 300 D north Brick Edward, blacksmith, h Del av n K north Brick William, laborer, h 233 1st east Brickley Isaac, brickmaker, h 1£ east n N south Brickley John, brickmaker, h M south n 1st east Bridge II., U. S. Navy Dept, h 300 K north Bridge Joseph B., planemaker, 458 7th west, h
603 H north Bridge Joseph N., carpenter, bds 603 II north Bridge Margaret R., boarding-house, 603 H nth Bridget Charles, paver, h N H av n 21st west Bridget James A., hackman, h 98 G north Bridget John F., carriage manufacturer, 395 Penn
av, h D north bet 1st and 2d Bridget Richard B., coachmaker, 84 La av, h 360
11th west Bridwell Moses T., tailor, h Md av c 9th west Briel Conrad, confectioner, 251 Penn av, h do Briel Michael, confectioner, 476 9th west, h do Brien Mary, h 402 13th west Brierton Patrick, laborer, h 486 L south Briggs, clerk Patent Office, bds 445 I north Briggs Marion, carpenter, h 408 G south Brigham H. O., clerk Patent Office, bds 8th west
c Penn av Bright Adam, carpet-weaver, h 292 N Y av Bright George, carpenter, bds 292 N Y av Bright Henry, boots and shoes, 609 8th east, h do Bright Jacob, engineer, h 4571 south Bright James, clerk, h 613 E south Bright James, jr., plumber, h 613 E south Bright Jesse D., senator, h 423 15th west Bright John, gardener, h H north c 9th east Bright John W., bricklayer, h 491 G south Bright Michael E., machinist, h 357 L south Bright Rebecca, wid Jacob, h 457 I south Bright William H., bricklayer, h 512 Md av Bright Wm. T., coast survey, h 517 G south Brighthart George, butcher, h M north n Capitol Brightwell Hall, dentist, h 334 9th west Brimmer Richard M., stage prop, h 227 B south Brink Mahlon, brickmason, h Md av c 2d east Brink Mahlon, restaurant, 534 Penn av, h do Brintnall Sewall, clerk Land Office, bds -161 9th
west Brisco Henry (col'd), laborer, h 493 N north Brisco William T., plasterer, h 303 8th west Briscoe Ann, boarding, h 150 Penn av Briscoe Palmer (col'd), laborer, h K north n 3d
west Briscoe Thomas (col'd), carman, h E south c 9th
west Briscoe Thomas (col'd), fireman, h 121 E south Briscoe William (col'd), laborer, h 4S F south Brissey Isaiah E., leather and findings, 496 6th
west, h 548 8th south Bristol Lydia F., seminary, 394VV I north, h do Bristow F. M., M. C, bds 411 3d west Broader Michael, laborer, h 90 2d west Brock Dr., bds 29 4j west
Brock William G., tailor, h G south c 8th west Broden Patrick, laborer, h 224 E south Broderick Edward, laborer, h 3d west n G south Broderick Richard, cow dealer, h 3d west o G
south Broderick Thomas, grocer, 3d west n G south Broderick Thomas, tailor, h 120 4.. west Brogdon Catharine (col'd), wid George, h 4 Snow's
al Bromwell Wm. J., clerk State Dept
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Bronahan Cornelius, laborer Treas Dept, h 440
10th west Bronaugh George W. D., h 543 10th west Bronaugh Jeremiah, clerk, bds 209 Penn av Bronaugh John C, clerk Treas Dept Bronaugh John W., clerk Bureau Construction,
h at Georgetown Bronaugh William J., clerk, h 543 10th west Bronell Charles, laborer, h 258 4-k west Broner Washington, laborer, h K south n 4\ west Brook Boyd N., huckster, 31 Centre mkt, h Bla-
densburg rd Brook Edmund J., h 21S 6th west Brook Margaret, h SOS 6th west Brookbanks Thomas, farmer, h 336 Ya av
Brooke , bds 423 Pa av
Brooke Catharine L., school, 138 Pa av, h do Brooke Mackall, clerk, Treas Dept, h 136 Pa av Brooke Robert C, office, 558 7th west, h 409
13th west Brooke Thomas, laborer, h 312 4th west Brooke Walter T., clerk Int Dept, h 631 M north Brooke Walter W., bds 631 M north Brooke William P., office 558 7th west, h 507
E north BROOKE ZACH. B., attorney, La av cor 7th. h
409 13th west Brookenberry Mary (col;d), wid, h 182 K north Brookfield Alexander, plumber, h 396 D north Brooke E. H., clerk War Dept Brooks Albert (col'd), brickmaker, h 227 E south Brooks Amelia (col'd), h r 284 South Brooks Andrew (col'd), carman, h 205 E south Brooks Austin (col'd), sawyer, h 305 Md av Brooks Basil (col'd), laborer, h S C av n 2d east Brooks Charles (col'd), huckster, 92 Centre mkt,
h 499 3d west Brooks Edward, grocer, 297 3d west, h 299 do Brooks Francis, superindent, h 411 5th west Brooks George H. (col'd), h 237 E south Brooks George W. (col'd), cutler, h 223 E south Brooks Henry (col'd), plasterer, h 182 3d west Brooks Henry (col'd), waiter, h 233 E south Brooks Henson (col'd), carman, h 225 E south Brooks Howard, tailor, h 297 3d west Brooks James W. (col'd), shoemaker, 522 13th
west, h 488 do Brooks John, h 64 6th west Brooks John (col'd), waiter, h 392 19th west Brooks John H. (col'd), steward, h 225 E south Brooks J hn T. (col'd), wood sawyer, h 140
22d west Brooks Joseph (col'd), carman, h E sth c 9th west Brooks Joseph C, provisions, 573 8th east, h
I south n 7th east Brooks Joshua (col'd), carpenter, h 259 12th
west Brooks Mary F. (col'd), wid, h 334 M north Brooks Rachel (col'd), h 345 C south Brooks Rebecca (col'd), washerwoman, h r 557
9th west Brooks Richard, moulder, h 485 I south Brooks Richard (Brooks & Jones), provisions,
555 11th east, h 566 11th east Brooks Richard (col'd), laborer, h 237 E south Brooks Theodore (col'd), laborer, h 346 Mass av Brocks William, moulder, bds 586 11th east Brooks William (col'd), brickmaker, h 225 E sth Brooks & Jones (Richard Brooks and James
Jones), provisions, 555 11th east Broom Andrew (col'd), laborer, h Sth west near
R north Broom Mary, widow, bds 423 Pa av Broom Robert H., clerk Supreme Court, bds 423
Pa av Broomiield Nathan, laborer, h 6^ west n E south
Brosnan Daniel A., clerk, 474 7th west, h 304
4th west Brosnan Michael, laborer, h 609 Mass av Brothers Lewis J., physician, 179 B south Brothers & Gray (Lewis J. Brothers and Milton
W. Gray), physicians, 179 B south
Brown , clerk Post Office, h 456 11th west
Brown Absalom, horse-shoer, D north near 8th
west, h 249 3d west Brown Abraham, laborer, h 10th west n Q north Brown Albertius E. (Brown & Williams) grocer,
I north cor 11th west, bds 367 N Y av Brown Alexander, stonecutter, h Carroll n 2d east Brown Alexander, teller Bank District of Colum- bia, h 537 H north Brown Alfred, banker, 7th west, h 537 H north Brown Andrew J., laborer, h Ga av n 16th east Brown Ann, wid Alexander A., h 456 Pa av Brown Archibald (col'd), laborer, h 178 3d west- Brown Basil (col'd), waiter, h 521 Va av Brown Bernard W., carpenter, h 589 12th west Brown Catharine, wid Peter, h 676 L north Brown Charles, huckster, h 177 8th west Brown Charles (col'd), cook, h 128 A south Brown Charles (col'd), laborer, h 386 N north Brown Charles (col'd), laborer, h 252 20th west Brown Charles H., butcher, 21 and 23 Centre
mkt, h 435 L south Brown Charles H. (col'd), laborer State Dept, h
N north n 15th west Brown C. Augustus, watchmaker, 338 Pa av, h
362 D north Brown Christianna (col'd), wid John, h r 347
15th west Brown Daniel (col'd), porter, h r 14th west near
L north Brown David, bds 33 i B north Brown David, junk, bds 558 Mass av Brown Diana (col'd), wid William, h Goat alley
n 6th west BROWN EDMUND F., notary public, Ac, 7th
west c F north, h 592 M north Brown Edward, laborer, h K n 4V west Brown Ele, music-teacher, h 9 Northern Market
space Brown Eleazer R., printer, h 592 M north Brown Eli, laborer, h 97 K south Brown Elias E., stonecutter, h 363 18th west Brown Eliza, groceries, 13th west c C south, h do Brown Eliza (col'd), h 583 3d west Brown Eliza (col'd), wid Samuel, h 180 6th west Brown Elizabeth, wid Richard, h 468 L south Brown Elizabeth (col'd), wid Alexander, washer- woman, h 402 K north Brown Elizabeth (col'd), wid Thomas, h 548 G
north Brown Emily (col'd), wid Thomas, h K north n
20th west Brown Eugene, grocer, N north c 4th west, h do Brown Francis, plasterer, bds N south c 11th east Brown Francis, shoemaker, 11th east n Ya av Brown Frank (col'd), carman, h 380 L north Brown Frank (col'd), farmer, h 183 3d west Brown Geo., gardener, bds 289 B north Brown George, pattern-maker, h r 523 9th east Brown George (col d), waiter, h 159 24th west Brown George W., carpenter, bds 416. H north Brown Gustavus (col'd), Rev., h 362 21st west Brown Hanson, contractor, h 614 C north Brown Harriet, wid Sewell, h 447 I north Brown Henry, huckster, 73 Northern n Market,
h 245 4th west Brown Henry (col'd), brickmaker, h 200 23d west Brown Henry (col'd), laborer, h r 317 Ya av Brown Henry (col'd), porter, h 192 6th west Brown Henry (col'), waiter, h 428 I south
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Brown Isaac (col'd), laborer, h 387 K north Brown Isaac (col'd), laborer, b Pierce n N J av Brown Israel, clerk Int Dept, h 23 A south Brown James, shoes, 4th east c L south, h 402 K
south Brown James (col'd), h 171 5th west Brown James (col'd), blacksmith, h 308 I north Brown James A., clerk at Capitol, h 25 A south Brown James W., clerk War Dept, h 512 12th
west Brown Jane, wid William, h Mass av n Md av Brown Jefferson (col'd), hackman, h 226 B south Brown Jemima P., wid Reuben, h 271 7th west Brown Jerome, jr., bookkeeper, 376 D north, h
525 L north Brown Joel, printer, bds 420 D north Brown John, h 22d west n B north Brown John, carman, h 8th west n G south Brown John, gardener, bds 289 B north Brown John, laborer, h B north n 6th west Brown John, laborer, h M north n 16th west Brown John, tailor, h438 3d east Brown John, tailor, h 183 5th west Brown John, waiter, h al r 246 C north Brown John (coFd), porter, 325 I north Brown John (col'd), waiter, h r 452 10th west Brown John (col'd), whitewasher, h 180 3d west Brown John H. (col'd), plasterer, h 391 I north Brown John L., carpenter, r Mass av, bet 13th
and 14th west, h Mass av Brown John M. (col'd), (Johnson & Brown), bar- ber, 495 6th west, h 325 I north Brown John S., carpenter, h 451 M north BROWN JOHN S., patent agent, 451 7th west, h
373 13th west Brown J. W., clerk Treas Dept BROWN JOSEPH F., Sec. Gas Light Co., and
alderman, 514 11th west, h 454 H north Brown Joseph R., painter, h I north c 26th west Brown Julia (col'd), h 27 Jackson Hall al Brown Lafayette J., clerk Int Dept, h 446 13th
west Brown Lewis, laborer, h 614 C north Brown Lewis (col'd), shoemaker, h 180 6th west Brown Lewis H. (col'd), shoemaker, 298 I north,
h 172 6th west Brown Lloyd (col'd), laborer, h N north n 24th
west Brown Louisa (col'd), washerwoman, h 159 B
south Brown Lucinda A. (col'd), dressmaker, r 185 F
north Brown Luraner (col'd), h 356 II north Brown Maria, wid John, h 202 H north Brown Maria, wid John, h 274 N Y av Brown Maria (col'd), wid Robert, h 168 I north Brown Marshall, Brown's hotel, 364 Penn av Brown Marshall (col'd), hack-driver, h 343 8th
west Brown Mary, wid Archibald, h 190 6th west Brown Mary, wid James, h 3d east n Mass av Brown Mary (col'd), washerwoman, h r 317 Va
av Brown Mary (col'd), wid Jefferson, h 218 B south Brown Mary E., seamstress, h L north n 17th
west Brown Mary E., wid Eli, boarding, h 416 II nth Brown Mary II., wid Beverly T., h 76 Mo av Brown Michael (col'd), whitewasher, h 261 C
south Brown Nathan (col'd), laborer, h 513 N north Brown Nehemiah, school, 363 C north Brown Patrick, laborer, h Jackson n N Capitol Brown Paul, artist, 434 Penn av Brown Perry, printer, h 507 I north Brown Reuben R., printer, h R north n 9th west
Brown Richard L., clerk, h 642 Md av
Brown Richard W., clerk, h G north n 7th west
Brown Robert, contractor, h 602 C north
Brown Robert, stonecutter, h 25 A south
Brown Robert (col'd), cook, h Pierce n N J av
Brown Robert (col'd), h 391 3d west
Brown Robert W., carpenter, I north c 10th west
Brown Robert W., oysters, I north c 9th west
Brown R., boatman, h 616 9th west
Brown R. B., clerk Treasury Dept
Brown Sallie (col'd), h al r Presb church 4r\ west
Brown Samuel, clothing, 520 Penn av, h 386 D
south Brown Samuel (col'd), butcher, h 473 K north Brown Sarah, wid John M., h 207 6th west Brown Seth, huckster, 517 Centre mkt, h Va Brown Solomon G. (col'd), messenger, h r 185 F
north Brown Susanna (col'd), wid George, h 335 L nth Brown Thomas, gardener, h 377 15th west Brown Thomas, huckster, 49 Centre mkt, h n
Soldiers' Home Brown Thomas, moulder, h 476 E south Brown Thomas (col'd), carman, h 379 M north Brown, Thomas A., painter, h 306 8th west Brown Thomas B., furniture, 360 7th west, h 521
I north Brown Thomas B., pianticonist, h 347 4^ west Brown Tillotson P., late hotel, h 419 5th west Brown Win., farmer, h 251 3d west BROWN WILLIAM, grocer, 44 La av Brown William, laborer, h 373 3d east Brown William, paver, h R north n 8th west Brown Wm., plasterer, h 284 N Y av Brown William, plasterer, h 178 G north Brown William, steward Marine barracks, h 520
I south Brown William, stonecutter, h 13th west cor C
south Brown William (col'd), brickmaker, h 432 11th
west Brown William (col'd), eating-house, 484 D south,
h 486 do Brown William (col'd), farmer, h 8th west n R
north Brown William (col'd), laborer, h 425 2d east Brown William (col'd), laborer, h N north n 17th
west Brown William (col'd), waiter, h 521 Ya av Brown William (col'd), waiter, bds 402 K north Brown William (col'd), steward at Brown's hotel BROWN WILLIAM A., grocer, F north c 13th
west, h 309 G north Brown William E., blacksmith, h 13th east near
Penn av Brown William M., editor Constitution, h 437 H
north Brown William M., cement roofer. 7th west, h
616 H north Brown Wm. M. (J. W. Colley & Co.), dry goods,
523 7th west, h 452 Penn av Brown William P., carpenter, h E south c 9th
east Brown William V. H., clerk Land Office, h 354
N Yav Brown W. Paul, artist, Penn av, h 447 I north Brown AVilson, carpenter, bds 370 6th west Brown Zachariah, folder at Capitol, h 6th east c
A north BROWN & WILLIAMS (Albertius E. Brown and
John 0. Williams), grocers, 1 north o 1 1th west Browne Daniel J., Patent Office, h 356 tJ north Brown's Hotel, Penn av n 66b. west Browning Amos G., clerk Treas Dept, bds 387 X
Y av Browning Edward, laborer, h N south n N J av
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Browning Horatio (Browning & Keating), grocer, ' Buchanan
353 Penn av, h 454 11th west Browning JohnN., mess. P. 0. 0 246 C north" Browning Peregrine W., tailor, 472 Penn av, h
61 Mo av Browning William, clerk Navy Yard, h 528 Va
avenue BROWNING & KEATING (H. Browning and J.
M. Keating), grocers, 353 Penn av Bruce Alexander (col'd), job wagon, h K north
n 1st west Bruce Catharine, wid Alfred, h 3d east n N C av Bruce Charles, hackman, h 298 C south Bruce Charles (col'd), driver, h 418 11th west Bruce Charles (col'd), whitewasher, h 509 6th
east Bruce Jephtha, clerk, 446 Penn av, h do Bruce Polly (col'd), washerwoman, h 2d east n A
north Bruce Robert (col'd), laborer, h 353 Va av Bruce Susan (col'd), wid John, h 426 L north Bruce William H. (col'd), barber, h 353 Va av Bruehl August, boots and shoes, 262 Penn av Bruff Joseph G., draughtsman Treas Dept, h 339
19 th west Bruff Richard W., carpenter, h 392 D south Brumagim Jacob, butcher, h 385 4£ west Brumagim Jacob S., provision, 371 4£ west, h do Brumagim John W., butcher, 19 Northern and 9
Centre markets, h 385 4£ west Brumidi Constant, painter, h 485 D north Brummel William, clerk State Dept, bds 456
Penn av Brunley George W., clerk Land Office, bds 9th
west c F north Brunner James G. W., carpenter, h 10th west n
Q north Brush Abner, carriage-maker, bds 400 I north Brush George 0., grocer, 8theast, bds 581 8th east Brush Truman M. (Brush & King), grocer, 595
8th east, h at Fairfax, Va BRUSH & KING (Truman M. Brush & Hiram H.
King), grocers, 595 8th east Brushnell Patrick, laborer, h 16 13| west Bryan Bernard, blacksmith, h 482 L south Bryan Charles C, clerk, bds 352 N Y av Bryan Eliza (col'd), wid W., h 501 11th west Bryan Elizabeth, wid Enoch, h 472 I south Bryan James L., printer, h 361 L north Bryan Jemima (col'd), wid Charles, h 8th east n
B south Bryan John, laborer, h 640 Mass av Bryan John (col'd), ostler, h 8th east n B south Bryan John T., plasterer, h 361 L north Bryan John V., provisions, N J av c B south, h
366 3d east Bryan Joseph, of Alabama, 332 Pennsylvania av Bryan Joseph, late carpenter, h 352 N Y av Bryan Joseph B. (Geo. & Thos. Parker & Co.),
grocer, 341 Penn av, h 335 N Y av Bryan Samuel B., blacksmith, h 13th east n
Penn av Brvan Thomas E., agent, h 264 D south BRYAN WILLIAM, grocer, 44 Market space, h
457 6th west Bryan William, messenger, h 361 L north Bryant Catharine, wid A., h 476^ Penn av Bryant Elizabeth (col'd), washerwoman, h 209 D
north Bryant Emma, wid William, boarding house, 303
G north Bryant George (col'd), carpenter, h 185 F north Bryant John Y., claim agent, h 524 M north Bryant Pauline, wid Robert, h 193 D north Bryant Wm. M. (Lewis & Bryant), druggist, 548
H north, h 303 G north
clerk, bds 209 Penn av
Buchanan Daniel (col'd), laborer, h C south n 4£
west Buchanan Franklin, commandant U S Navy, h do BUCHANAN JAMES, Hon. President of the
United States, Executive Mansion, Penn av bet
I5th and 17th Buchanan John, grocer, 14th west nN north Buchanan R. H. L., clerk Treas Dept Buchanan Robert, Col U S N, h 351 I north BUCHESNOY C. R., hotel, 233 F north
Buchgenberg , h 391 Penn av
j Buchier Wilkinson, laborer, 133 Md av ! Buchignanni Antonio, h 200 I north Buchier John, clerk, bds 509 7th west BUCHLY ANTHONY, undertaker, 303 Penn av Buck Daniel, asst clerk House Reps, h 427 5th
west i Buck Harry B., paper hanger, bds 471 11th west | Buck Sidney S., clerk, h G north c 12th west Buck Theodore, paper hanger, bds 471 11th west Buckingham Caleb, blacksmith, h 388 E north Buckingham Edmund, clerk, h 388 E north Buckingham Edmund F., bookkeeper, h 13th
west n B south Buckingham Francis M., R R agent, h 610 H
north Buckingham John, blacksmith, h 398 N north Buckingham Thomas B., boarding, h 47 A north Buckley Cornelius, laborer, h 636 Mass av Buckley Edward, laborer, h H north n 5th east Buckley Edward, laborer, h 3d west n D south Buckley James, gatekeeper Navy Yard, h 526 I
south Buckley John, laborer, h 373 Va av Buckley John, laborer, h 3d west n D south Buckley John, laborer, h 462 B south Buckley Margaret, wid Daniel, h L north n 2d
west Buckley Mary, h 209 F south Buckley Patrick, laborer, h r D south n 3d west Buckley Rudolph, furniture, 408 7th west, bds
410 7th west Buckley Thomas A., seargt, h 9th east n G south Buckner George, stageman, h 227 B south Buehler Frederick, bookbinder, h 203 4^ west Buehler John, baker, 116 D south, h do Buell Martin (Buell & Blanchard), printers, Ind
av c 2d west, h 449 8th west BUELL & BLANCHARD (Martin Buell & Wm.
Blanchard), printers, Ind av c 2d west Buerger Ernst M., Rev., h E north c 4th west Buete Henry, shoemaker, h 375 Va av Buffington James, M. C, h 408 C north Buil John McL., carpenter, h 304 18th west Bulkley Michael, laborer, h 2d west n G south Bull Mary J., h 482 12th west Bullard James H., blindmaker, h 284 Va av Bulley Alexander F. (A. F. Bulley & Co.), grocer,
Va av cor 8th east, h 596 Va av Bulley A. F. & Co. (Alexander F. Bulley and A.
Forrest Queen), grocers, Va av cor 8th east Bundick Richard J., waterman, h 111 13 k west Bundy Robert (col'd), laborer, h N north n 12th
west Bunnell Edward, stonecutter, bds 289 B north Bunton Robert, stonecutter, h 463 M north I Burch Charles B., draughtsman, bds 560 H north i BURCH CHARLES J., billiard saloon, 476 14th.
west, h 230 D north j Burch Elizabeth, wid Alexander, h 440 Mass av ; Burch Frederick A., bricklayer, bds 331 9th west Burch John, instrument-maker, 333 F nth, h do | Burch John H., h 336 19th west
Burch Joseph A., carpenter, h N Y av n 5th west I Burch Richard, bricklayer, h 333 F north
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Burch Sarah, will Fielder, h 478 14th west Burch Thomas L., bricklayer, h 106 4§ west Burch Thomas W., assessor, h 379 5th west Burch Thomas W., carpenter, Washington n 5th
west, h 368 5th west Burch Valinda, h 464 Mass av Burch Vincent, bricklayer, bds 5th west n H nth Burchart William, shoemaker, bds 289 F north Burche George D., bookbinder, h 6th west n Q nth Burche R. W., clerk Land Office Burche Susan M., Mrs., h 462 6th west Burchell Norval W. (King & Burchell), grocer,
Vt av cor 15th west, h 241 Vt av Burchell P. R., clerk, bds Franklin house Burdett Perry, clerk, bds 265 8th west Burdeft W. W., dry goods, 351 7th west, h 323
8th west BURDINE ALFRED, bridge-keeper, h 11th east
n Bridge Burdine Charles, blacksmith, h 6th east n B south Burdine James, barkeeper, h 92 C south Burdine Margaret, wid William, h 11th east, n
Bridge Burdine Reuben, h 358 6th west Burdine William H., grocer, 15th east c G north Burdoff Lewis, messenger President's mansion, h
340 8th west Burgdorf Carl, cabinetmaker, 436 K south, h do Burgee John R.. machinist, bds 308 8th west Burgel John, engineer, h 308 9th west Burger Frederick, ciga.r-maker, bds 314 G north Burgess Andrew, fireman, h 13th east n I south Burgess Charles, h 249 F north Burgess Charles, blacksmith, h 14th east n K
south Burgess Charles H., bill-poster, h 230 B north Burgess Emma (col'd), seamstress, h 310 C south Burgess Greorge B., boiler-maker, h 620 C north Burgess George W., barber, 8th west c D south Burgess James, laborer, h 601 K south Burgess John, laborer, h 674 K south BURGESS RICHARD, claim agent, 211 F north,
h 249 do Burgling George, tailor, h 511 11th west Burk Albert (col'd), porter, h 343 20th west Burk Francis, coachman President's mansion Burk Ignatius (col'd), laborer, h 27th west n K
north Burk James (col'd), hackman, h Ohio av n 14th
west Burk John M., shoemaker, h 671 7th west Burk Patrick, laborer, h r 102 2d west Burk Patrick, laborer, h 318 4th west Burk Peter, laborer, h 605 E south Burk Redmond, laborer, h 322 4th west Burk Rosanna, wid John, h 382 20th west Burkart Henry, liquors, Del av n I north, h do BURKE DANIEL M. (col'd), barber, 233 F nth,
h 20th west bet I and K Burke Elizabeth, wid Edmund, h 495 11th west Burke Henry (col'd), cart-driver, h r 412 N nth Burke Hilliard (col'd), carpenter, h 266 20th west Burke James, h Goat alley n 6th west Burke James, driver, h E north n 2d east Burke James, printer, h 66 Washington Burke John, laborer, h 664 G north Burke John M., shoemaker, 359 D nth, h 6£ west Burke Lawrence, shoemaker, 601 Penn av, h do Burke Martha, wid Michael, h 456 9th east Burke Mary Ann (col.), washerwoman, h G south
n 10th west Burke Patrick, laborer, h 191 I north Burke Patrick, laborer, h 358 Va av Burke Patrick, laborer, h Goat alley n 6th west Burke Simon, teacher, h 486 11th east Burke Thomas, laborer, h 1st west n M north 4
Burke William, clerk Pension Office, h 15th west
n K north Burkhardt Lewis, auxiliary guard, h 449 9th west Burkman Henry, carpenter, h Union al n N south Burley Sally (col'd), washing, h 399 8th west Burley Thomas R. (col'd), whitewasher, h 296 I
north Burnett Enoch, potter, 369 8th west, h 351 8th
west Burnham David, printer, bds 588 I north Burns Ann G.. wid Benjamin, h 403 9th west Burns Benjamin F., overseer Capitol, h 346 10th
west Burns Catharine, wid Patrick, h 543 Mass av Burns David, laborer, h 513 Va av BURNS GEO., boots and shoes, 340 Penn av, h
391 L north BURNS HARMON, boots and shoes, 408 Pa av,
h 501 Mass av Burns James, laborer, h Jackson n N Capitol Burns Jx>hn, laborer, h 287 N Capitol Burns John, laborer, h 1st west n D south Burns John, shoemaker, h 431 Mass av Burns John, stonecutter, h B south n 6th east Burns Mary, wid Thomas, bds 546 G north Burns Patrick, laborer, h 392 13th west Burns Robert (col'd), carpenter, h 495 13th west Burns Samuel, h 22d west n B north Burns Sylvester, laborer, h 32 K north Burns Thos., asst doorkeeper Prest's Mansion, h
1st west n C south Burns Thomas J., painter, h P north n 15th west Burns Thomas J., peddler, h 419 12th west Burns William, laborer, h L north n 2d west Burnside John, printer, h 407 5th west Burr Charles C, clerk Navy Dept, h 419 10th
west Burr David H., h 364 C north Burr Elizabeth (col'd), wid John, h 413 G north Burr Henry A., topographer P 0 Dept, 391 H
north Burr Henry A. Mrs., school, h 391 H north Burr Richard R., h 460 F north BURR RICHARD W., wood and coal, 7th west
c Mass av, h 321 3d west Burr Thomas S., clerk, h 385 9th west Burrell George W. (col'd), waiter, h 392 19th
west Burrell Linda (col'd), wid John, h N T av n 20th
west Burrough Thomas, wagoner, h D north n 27th
west Burroughs Wm. C. (Burroughs & St. Clair), car- penter, 347 E north, h 66 C south Burroughs & St. Clair (Wm. C. Burroughs and
Jas. W. St. Clair), carpenters,. 347 E north Burruss Jane S., boarding, h 416 D north Burtchell Peter R., book agent, 488 i 7th west,
bds. Franklin house Burfhy Robert, blacksmith, Gtn, h 386 L south Burton Joseph B., salesman, 28 mkt sp,. bds 14th
west n D north Bury Edward, druggist, 354 L south, h do Bury Eliza, wid Wm., h 354 L south Bury James, late blacksmith, h 566 Va av Bury John, clerk, h 242 L north Bury Joseph, druggist, h 354 L south Buscher Bernard, huckster, h Del av n I north Buscher Henry, grocer, 246 N Capitol, h do Buse Ferdinand, painter, h 175 5th west Bush Francis, hackman, h 43 Washington Bush James (col'd), hackman, h N north n 15th
west Bush John, laborer, h 335 G north Bush Rebecca (col'd). 348 C south Bush Sophia, wid Ankran, h 320 20th west
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Bu?h Thomas (col'd), hackman, h 392 N north Bushby James H., grocer, 315 7th west, h do -Bushell George, stonecutter, h al bet 1st and 2d
east n B north Bushing Henry, cabinetmaker, h 422 G north Butcher Edward (col'd), laborer, h 50 G south Butcher James (col'd), laborer, h 50 G south Butcher John, clerk, bds 508 L north Butcher Phebe, wid Jonathan, h 508 L north Buthmann A. E. Mrs. (Win. H. Campbell & Co.),
wines, &c, 383 Penn av, h 175 2d west Butler Abraham, h 275 F north Butler Amelia (col'd), wid James, h 286 K north Butler Barbara (col'd), wid Andrew, seamstress,
h 312 10th west Butler Benjamin (col'd), oysters, 445 6th west, h
604 9th west Butler Callman, carman, h 97 K south Butler Charles, brickmaker, h 11th west c Q
north Butler Charles (col'd), laborer, h 300 12th west Butler Charles (col'd), waiter, bds 443 13th west Butler Clement M. Rev., h 438 D north Butler Columbus (col'd), porter, h 219 F south Butler David, clerk Post Office, h 572 N J av Butler David (col'd), laborer, h r 186 E south Butler Delphia (col'd), laborer, h r 214 F south Butler Edward, laborer, h 217 23d west Butler Eliza (col'd), wid Isaac, h 65 A south Butler Elizabeth, nurse, bds 569 H north Butler Fanny (col'd), washerwoman, h 18th west
c D north Butler Ferdinand, restaurant, 467 14th west Butler George (col'd), restaurant, E north, h 392
12th west Butler George (col'd). seaman, h 437 F north Butler Harriet, bds 334 N Y av Butler Henrietta (col'd), wid William, h r 0
north n 10th west Butler Henry (col'd), carpenter, h 359 10th west Butler Henry (col'd), carpenter, h 112 F north Butler Henry (col'd), laborer, h al 3d west n C
north Butler Henry (col'd), porter, h P north cor 10th
west Butler Henry (col'd), sawyer, h 257 20th west Butler Hezekiah (col'd), oysterman, h 368 15th
west Butler Ignatius (col'd), carpenter, h 8th east n
B south Butler James, blacksmith, h 589 10th east Butler John H., laborer, h 23 26th west Butler John G. Rev., h 413 11th west BUTLER JOHN J., resident physician, Wash- ington Infirmary Butler Joseph, printer, h 198 N Y av Butler Lewis (col'd), barber, h 310 C south Butler Lydia (col'd), domestic, h 142 22d west Butler Margaret (col'd), wid Henry, h 504 3d
west Butler Mary (col), wid William, h 443 13th west Butler Nancy (col'd), wid Madison, h 2d east n
C north Butler Nancy (col'd), wid Anthony, h 445 13th
west Butler Philip S., livery stable, 6th west c C nth, h
340 8th west Butler Thomas, laborer, h 106 24th west Butler Thomas (col'd), laborer, h r 214 F south Butler Thomas (col'd), laborer, h 322 12th west Butler Thomas S., wood and coal, 4th west n G
north, h 526 K north Butler Walter (col'd), waiter, h 214 K north Butler William (col'd), slater, h 612 9th west Butler William (col'd), waiter, h 507 Va av Butler William B., carman, h 616 9th west
Butler William B., dealer, h 12th east n G north Butler William H. (col'd), whitewasher, h 393 H
north Butterbaugh George, tailor, h 394 2d east Butts Caleb S., clerk Pension Office, h 365 Mass
av Butts Lafayette W., tinsmith, F south cor 8th
west, h 87 F south Butts William B., physician, 279 7th west, h do Buwie James (col'd), waiter, h 343 15th west Buwie Mary, wid William, h 379 N Y av Byer Samuel B., carpenter, h 177 D south BYINGTON SAMUEL, supt Columbian Armory,
h 6 Mo av Byram James H., carpenter, h 185 23d west Byram John W., millwright, h 404 20th west Byrne James, clerk at Garrison, h 663 7th east- Byrne Martha C, h 383 N Y av Byrne Patrick A., clerk city P 0, h 438 7th west Byrne Mary A., confectionery, 109 Penn av, h do Byrne Thomas, grocer, 481 14th west ; h do Byrnes John, laborer, h 265 4th west Byrnes Margaret, wid Thomas, h 265 4th west Byrnes Matthew, porter house, 255 F north
Cabell Edward A., clerk Land Office, h 404 H
north Caden James, h 2S4 F north Caden James F., bds 284 F north Caden Joseph C, bds 284 F north Cadle William, laborer, h 459 D south Cadman Walter, chief messenger War Dept, h
401 15th west Cady Charles C, bds Washington house Cady John, laborer, h 104 23d west Cady Mathias, laborer, h 122 23d west Cady Patrick, laborer, h 100 23d west Cahan Cecelia (col'd), wid Henry, h C south n
3d west Cahill Wm., laborer, h L north n N J av Caho John T., h 538 II north Caho Wm., carpenter, bds 538 H north Cain J. Fendall, clerk War Dept Calbert John, clerk Pension Office, h 231 F north Caldwell Armistead M., butcher, h 101 I north Caldwell E. Calhoun, h 623 Md av Caldwell John H. (Rochat & Caldwell), wood and
coal, 14th west n G north, h 14th west n N Y
av Caldwell John M., clerk P 0 Dept, bds 410 F
north Caldwell J. F., h 623 Md av Caldwell Lycurgus W., clerk Treas Dept, h 366
N Yav Caldwell Patrick J., bookbinder, h 555 Mass av Caldwell Sarah, wid William, h 14th west n N
Yav Caldwell William N., huckster, 127 Centre and
63 Northern mkts, h at Georgetown Calhoun John, brickmaker, h 122 4} west Calla Henry, finisher, h 564 3d east Callaghan George, laborer, h B south c 6th east Callaghan Patrick 0., grocer, 446 20th west Callahan Charles, ornamental plasterer, 5th west
n M, h 225 5th west Callahan Dennis, blacksmith, h 544 I south Callahan Dennis, laborer, h D south cor 4th east Callahan Dennis, laborer, h 280 2d west Callahan Dennis, draughtsman, h 181 6th west Callahan Francis, stonecutter, h N J av c G nth Callahan Jeremiah, plasterer, h 236 4£ west Callahan Jerome, bricklayer, h4^ westn K south Callahan John, grocer, 26th west n I north h do Callahan Mary, wid Timothy, h 181 6th west
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Callahan Patrick, laborer, h 654 G north. Callahan Timothy, laborer, h 705 6th west Callan Chris. C, lawyer, 623 7th west Callan Frederick, student, h 213 F north CALLAN JAMES N., druggist, 436 E north, h
43 8 do Callan James T., laborer, h A north n 8th east Callan John F., clerk Military Com Senate, h
438 E north Callan Lawrence, laborer, h A north n 8th east Callan Michael P., clerk city P 0, h 474 H north CALLAN NICHOLAS, notary public and com
deeds, 213 F north, h do Callis Prospero, wine and liquors, 374 D north,
bds Richmond house Callow William, waiter, h 52 Penn av Calvert Charles, clerk War Dept, h 342 19th west Calvert Geo. W., salesman, 322 Penn av Calvert William H., supt gas-house, h K north n
20th west Cambridge Grace (col'd), washerwoman, h r 319
Va av Camerdy Patrick, laborer, h D south n 3d west Cameron Gilbert, builder, h 559 9th west Cameron John, stonemason, h 224 D South Cameron John A., h 94 G north Cameron 'John W., clerk Navy Dept, bds 322 N
Yav Cameron Mary A., h 29 Organ al Cameron Rosa, wid David A., dressmaker, h 451
9th west Cammack Christopher, jr. (C. Cammack & Son),
merchant tailor 212 F north, h do Cammack John, huckster, 125 Northern mkt, h
7th west n Toll-gate Cammack William, collector, h Va av n 7th west CAMMACK WM., florist, 13th west cor E north
and 14th west n R north, h 7th west n Toll- gate CAMMACK C. &Son (Christopher Cammack jr.),
merchant tailors, 212 F north, h do Camp Alma, wid Edson, h 356 6th west Camp Walter B., clerk P 0 Dept, h 356 6th west Campbell Adaline (col'd), washerwoman, h r 186
E south Campbell Albert H., supt Wagon roads Interior
Dept? h 438 H north Campbell Alexander, driver, h 499 1st west Campbell Alexander, stonecutter, bds 289 B nth Campbell Archibald, Am Com of N W Boundary,
h 282 H north' Campbell Charles, machinist, h 553 K south Campbell Daniel, h 504 Mass av Campbell James, carpenter, bds 420 D north Campbell James K. P., clerk P O Dept Campbell Jane, wid Daniel, h 504 Mass av Campbell John, guard at Penitentiary, h 55 4£
west Campbell John A., judge supreme court, h 339 I
north Campbell John G., painter, h 65 13} west Campbell J. A., U S engineers, h 726 N J av Campbell Leonidas C. (Campbell & Son), hard- ware, 351 Penn av, h 447 E north Campbell Maria R., wid Samuel, h 32 4£ west Campbell Mason, clerk Treas Dept, h 358 Mass av Campbell Peter, laborer, h 10th west n P north Campbell Richard II., painter, 7th west n Md av,
h 65 13A west Campbell Robert, huckster, h S Cap n L south Campbell Robert G., clerk Patent Office, h 487
Mass av Campbell Robert T., draughtsman, h 487 Mass av Campbell Win. (col'd), laborer, h 263.1 F north Campbell William (col'd), oysterman, h 119 E
south
Campbell Wm. H. (Campbell & Son), hardware,
351 Penn av, bds 58 Mo av Campbell Wm. H. & Co. (A. E. Buthmann), wines and liquors, 383 Penn av, h 269 7th west Campbell William W., cement, &c, on Canal, h
374 13th west CAMPBELL & SON (Wm. H. & L. C. Campbell),
hardware, 351 Penn av Canfield Charles I., printer, h 232 1st east Cannon George Q., h 485 6th west Cannon John T., moulder, h 575 10th east Cannon Joseph, laborer, h 688 L south Cannon Margaret, wid Abel, h 586 K south Cannon Wm. M., Cannon's bitters, 528 7th west Cannon William P., machinist, h 506 K south Cantwell John, grocer, 13 E Capitol, h do Cantwell Mary, wid John, h 31 E Capitol Cantwell Michael, grocer, 445 2d east, h do Cantwell Michael, wood, A north n 2d east, h. B
south C Pennsylvania av Cantwill James, grocer, 341 6th west, h do Caplain Susthene, sculptor, h A north n 9th east Capper John, shoemaker, 411 Penn av, h 4^ west
n Penn av Capron Ann M., wid Henry, h 356 K south Carberry John, grocer, 498 3d west, h do Carbery Thomas, president Bank of the Metropo- lis, h 605 C north Carden Thomas, clerk, h 599 10th west Cardwell David A., clerk, h 453 D north Carigan Catharine, groceries, 215 F south, h do Carigan John, dyer, h 215 F south Carlin A. W. F., clerk, h 603 12th west Carlin Catharine, h 366} L north Carlin J. E. F., grocer, 601 12th west, h 603 12th
west CARLISLE JAMES M. (Carlisle & Maury), law- yers, 436 D north, h do Carlisle Nelson, messenger at Capitol, h 110 E
Capitol CARLISLE WILLIAM, lawyer, 436 D north Carlisle & Maury (James M. Carlisle & William
A. Maury), lawyers, 436 D north Carll George, butcher, 2 Northern and Centre
markets, h 7th east n K north Carman Jane, dressmaker, 25 E Capitol, h do Carmody Jeremiah, grocer, 683 H north, h do Carmody John, laborer, h 701 H north Carney Lawrence, stonemason, h 30 13} west Carney Luke, hostler, h al r 246 C north Cams J. B., clerk Treas Department, bds Wash- ington house Carolus John, clerk P 0 Department Carothers Andrew Rev., h 224 N Y av Carpenter Eliza (col'd), wid William, h K north
n 20th west Carpenter Emelirie, wid Robert, h N Y av n 21st
west Carpenter James, laborer, h 198 L north Carpenter James N., clerk Land Office Carpenter John R., machinist, h 68 E Capitol Carpenter John R., plasterer, h N Y av n 21st
west Carpenter Mariam H., boarding, h 68 E Capitol Carpenter Mordecai (col'd), briekmaker., h 1st
west n F south Carpenter Patrick, porter, h 261 12th west Carr Charles, milkman, h 447 N north Carr Jacob S., machinist, h 11th west n P north Carr James, brass-finisher, b 387 10th west Carr John, brass-founder, h B north n 1st west Carr John, laborer, h 72 Penn av Carr John, watchman, h 499 12th west Carr Mary Ann, h 329 H north Carr William, h 47 Maine av Carr William, laborer, h 24th west n G north
Arthur, Burnham, & Gilroy, 111 and 119 South Teuth Street, Philadelphia.
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Carr William E.. painter, 257 G north, h 149 4th
west Carrico Angeline M., wicl Joshua, h 379 6th west Carrico James, h 434 20th west Carrico Joseph, carpenter, h 549 E south Carrico Peter G., carpenter, h 121 I north Carrico William H., grocer, 630 11th east, h do Carrier A. L., model-maker, h 4.V west n K south Carrington Campbell, law student, bds 516 M
north Carrington Edward C. (Lloyd & Carrington), law- yer, "20 La av, h 516 M north Carroll Andrew, butter-dealer, 96 Centre and 11
Western markets, h 182 H north Carroll Andrew (col'd), laborer, h 333 10th west Carroll Ann, h 556 Maryland ay Carroll Ann C, h S C av c 2d east Carroll Barbara, wid Michael, h 570 Gr north Carroll Bryan, laborer, h 16 Organ al Carroll Catharine, h 442 10th west Carroll Charles, boots and shoes, 127 Penn av, h
E north c 12th west Carroll Charles, machinist, h 425 20th west Carroll Daniel, laborer, h 575 G south Carroll David (col'd), carman, h 281 G north Carroll David (col'd), huckster, 69 Centre mkt,
h Baltimore pike. Carroll Elizabeth, wid Robert, h 362 11th west Carroll Fielder F. (col'd), oysterman, h 242 F
south Carroll Frances, h IV east n N south Carroll George, butcher, 3 Centre market, h 7th
east n I north Carroll James, laborer, h 297 13th west Carroll James T., carpenter, h 112 C south Carroll John (col'd), laborer, h 740 N J av Carroll John H. (col'd), machinist, h al B south
bet 1st east and N J av Carroll Joseph G. (Degen & Carroll) , butcher, 54
Centre and 18 Eastern mkts, h 358 K south Carroll Lawrence, tinner, h 316 18th west Carroll Michael, brass-moulder, h 596 8th east Carroll Patrick, carpenter, h r E north n 2d west Carroll Patrick, laborer, h 203 4th west Carroll Peter, lamplighter, h 20th west n L north Carroll Roger, laborer, h 654 N north Carroll Sarah (col'd), h C south n 3d west Carroll Thomas, laborer, h 241 JL north Carroll Thomas L., laborer, h 14th west n C sth Carroll William T., clerk, h 174 F north Carroll William W., laborer, h 575 G south Carstens Emerich, artist, 193 Md av, h do Carter Arthur (col"d), carman, h 747 3d west Carter Fanny (col'd), washerwoman, h 66 K sth Carter George (col'd), porter, h S Capitol n D
south Carter Harrison P. (Young & Carter), wood and
coal, ft 13.^ west, h 12th west n Md av Carter Henson (col'd), laborer, h 353 2d west CARTER JAMES, book agent, 499 7th west, h
6^ west n D south Carter James (col'd), huckster, 87 Centre mkt, h
410 8th west Carter Jeremiah, gardener, h Del av n K north Carter John, finisher, h 483 I south Carter John F., clerk House Reps, h 457 10th
west Carter John F., policeman, h 285 4th west Carter Joseph J., clerk, 499 7th west, bds 6£ west
n D south Carter Maria A., boarding, h 4 A north Carter Rachel (col'd), wid Thomas, h 243 Conn
al Carter Richard, laborer, h 677 H north Carter Richard W., dry goods, 50 Market sp, h
469 E north
Carter Robert (col'd), laborer, h al B south, be
1st east and N J av Carter Washington (col'd), laborer, h 318 12th
west Carter Willis (col'd), driver, h 58 La av Cartwright Rachel, wid Jonathan, h 542 H north Carusi Eugene, lawyer, La av c 7th, h 446 13th
west Carusi Nathaniel, pianos, 11th west n Penn av, h
446 13th west Carusi Samuel P., sr., professor of music, h 85
Penn av Carver Richard H., clockmaker, h 558 13th west Casanave Peter, wood, 10th west on Canal, h 14th
west n Md av Casazza John, boarding, h 215 7th west Casey Edward, laborer, h 6th west n L north Casey John, hack owner, h 445 Penn av Casey John, laborer, h 139 B south Casey Michael, laborer, h 310 3d west Casey Patrick, laborer, h 103 K north Casey Samuel U S Treasurer, h at Ky Casey Stephen, laborer, h 36 Organ al Cash Leonard (col'd), h r N north n 10th west Casparis James, hotel, 11 A south, h do Casper John A., carpenter, h 151 Del av Cass Andrew J., clerk Pension Office, h 381 2d east CASS LEWIS, Hon., Secretary of State, h 273
and 275 Vt av Cassell Constantine, clerk, 402 Penn av, bds Ya
av c 7th Cassell Elizabeth E., h 308 Ya av Cassell George T., bricklayer, h 308 Ya av Cassell John H. (Cassell & Wilson), bricklayer,
7th west c Md av, h do Cassell John T., painter, 7th west n Md av, h 7th
west c Md av Cassell Thomas, stonecutter, h F south c 2d west Cassell Thomas M. (Cassell & West), grocer,-Md
av c 7th west, h 663 7th west Cassell & West (Thomas M- Cassell & Thomas
West) , grocers, 7th west c Md av Cassell & Wilson (John H. Cassell & Michael Wil- son), bricklayers, 7th west c Md av Cassian Michael, prof. Gonzaga College, h do Cassidav Peter, carpenter, h 234 L north Cassidy* Mrs., h 303 D north Cassidy Charles, carpenter, bds 476 12th west ! Cassidy Henry, gardener, h 428 14th west Cassidy Samuel, grocer, 257 N Y av, h do Cassin Joseph R., druggist, 265 7th west, h do Casteel Mary, wid Edmund, h 655 4th east Castel John B., grocer, 549 8th east, h do Castell Edward 0., blacksmith, h 659 4th east Castleman David J. (Castleman & Bro.), wood
and coal, B north c 6th west, bds 377 Penn av Castleman Stephen D. (Castleman & Bro.), wood
and coal, B north o. 6th west, h Penn av c 26th
west CASTLEMAN & BRO. (Stephen D. & David J.),
wood and coal, B north c 6th west Castor Peter, grocer, 314 F north, h do Cathcart Thomas J., chief clerk 2d Comp Treas
Dept, h 379 18th west Caton Emanuel B., clerk at Capitol, h 330 5th
west Caton John, grocer, 393 5th west, bds 435 E nth Caton Martin, laborer, h 233 22d west Caton Mary, wid Thomas, h 190 E north Caton Michael, cashier Globe Office, 464 Penn av,
h 399 5th west Caton Thomas, printer, h 385 5th west Caton Timothy, blacksmith, h 214 L north Cator John, shoemaker, h 434 K south Cator Joseph L., wood and coal, M north n 10th
west, h 310 10th west
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Cator Louisa, wid Benjamin, h 5th West n M nth Causten James H., notary public, 209 F north Caustin John (col'd), porter, h 279 D south Cavanagh Peter, coachdriver, h Van n 4£ west Cave Wm. A., clerk, h 334 6th west Cawood Elizabeth, wid Thomas, h 364 L south Cawood Hezekiah, blacksmith, h 364 L south Cawood Philip A., tinner, h 372 L south Cawood Stephen, tinner, 532 7th west, h 364 L
south Cawthon Robert, clerk Treas Dept, h 76 Mo av Cecil Rudolph, clerk, 5 Market sp, bds Franklin
house Cepler John G., baker, 199 4£ west, h do Chace Jane A., wid William, h 368 L north Chadwell Louisa, wid Lemuel, h 317 Del av Chaffee William E,, bootmaker, 640 8th east, h
523 4th east Chamberlin Catharine, wid John, h 254 20th west Chamberlin William H., laborer, h 254 20th west Chambers Benjamin, engraver, 464 10th west CHAMBERS BENJAMIN, jr., wood and coal,
464 10th west, h do Chambers James, huckster, 72 Centre mkt, h at
Georgetown Chambers Joanna, h 520 Penn av Chambers William, cabinetmaker, h494 L north Chambers William, laborer, h r 314 4th west Champion Elizabeth, wid Samuel, h 508 Va av Champion Thomas, machinist, h 449 K south Champion Thomas, jr., boiler-maker, h 449 K
south Champion William H., carpenter, h 606 C north Chandlee Henry P., porter, h 520 I north Chandler Elizabeth C, wid, h 342 N Y av Chandler Henry (col'd), fish, 242 Centre mkt,
h at Georgetown Chandler Jos. B., clerk Treas Dept, bds U S hotel Chandler William E., card-writer, h 504 14th
west Chapin Erastus M. (Chapin & Bro.), wood and
coal, 422 7th west, h 509 I north Chapin Heman L. (Chapin & Bro.), wood and
coal, 422 7th west, h 330 9th west Chapin & Bro. (Erastus M. and Heman L.), wood
and coal, 422 7th west Chapman Alfred, clerk Patent Office, h 440 E nth Chapman Helen, wid Andrew, h 767 3d east Chapman Henry (col'd), carpenter, h 190 M nth Chapman James, bricklayer, h 87 Penn av Chapman John, bricklayer, h 14th west n P north Chappell John, laborer, h 329 20th west Charles Albert (col'd), porter, h 229 Vt av Charles James, printer, bds 388 7th west Charlton Benjamin, clerk, bds 347 C north Charlton George H. (col'd), blacksmith, h 202 M
north Chase, clerk Land Office, bds St. Charles hotel Chase Arthur (col'd), laborer, h 327 10th west Chase Basil (col'd), laborer, h 495 D south Chase Benjamin (col'd), cartman, h 331 15th west Chase Caroline (col'd), wid Daniel, h 327 10th
west Chase Charles (col'd), laborer, h 321 10th west Chase Elizabeth (col'd), wid David, h 509 6th east Chase Elizabeth (col'd), dressmaker, h 327 10th
west Chase Henry, bookbinder, h 659 M north Chase George N., lawyer, 393 1st west, h do Chase Hannah (col'd), wid Henry, h r 418 N nth Chase Henry (col'd), laborer, h 331 15th west Chase Jacob P., lawyer, 393 1st west, h do Chase Jerome P., lawyer, 393 1st west, h do Chase John, clerk P O Dept Chase Lelia, wid, h Plater's al n K north Chase Major, at Capitol, rooms 483 6th west
Chase Richard, plumber, h 218 4j west
Chase Sarah (col'd), washerwoman, h r 506 L
north Chase Thomas (col'd), laborer, h 321 10th west Chase Thomas, jr. (col'd), laborer, h 321 10th
west Chase William, provisions, 197 I north, h do Chase William, stonecutter, h 365 I north Chase William (coPd), driver, h 192 3d west Chase William (col'd), brickmaker, h 302 C south Chase William H., clerk Treas Dept, h Penn av,
n 14th west Chase William H., clerk, 38 Market sp, bds H
north n 7th west Chase William H. (col'd), wheelwright, 3 North- ern Market sp, h 412 I north Chatten Eliza, wid William, h 361 L south Chauncey Bridget, wid John S., h 595 I north Chauncey John T., carpenter, h 259 4th west Chedal James D., printer, h 404 D north Cheek W. F. bds Franklin house Chery Clayton, leather-dealer, La av n 9th west,
h 355 6th west Cherry John C, blacksmith, bds 401 11th west CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY,
34 4| west Cheseldine Electrus (col'd), laborer, h C north c
2d east Cheseldine George W., copper refiner, h 408 I
south Cheshire R., h 570 13th west
Chesney James, clerk Pension Office, h 435 D nth Chesney Theodore O., clerk at Capitol, h 435 D
north Chew Arthur (col'd), laborer, h 527 3d west Chew Christopher C, machinist, h 248 8th west Chew Isabella E., boarding-house, 739 N J av Chew John (col'd), carman, h r E north n 2d west Chew Philip (col'd), cartman, h 337 1st west Chew Robert F., carpenter, bds 248 8th west Chew Robert S., Consular Bureau, State Dept,
h 302 H north jChew Tabitha, wid Robert, bds 248 8th west *Chew William (col'd), hackman, h 329 1st west Chickler Christian, laborer, h 157 Del av Chidester John M. (col'd), laborer, h 320 F north Childress Spotwoocl, contractor, h 461 10th west Childs Albert, brickmaker, h 1st east n M south Childs Eleanor V., wid Enos R., h 382 5th west Childs Edmund L., clerk P 0, h 1 Ind av Childs Isaac P., brickmaker, h N south n S Cap Childs Stephen D., clerk, h 382 5th west Childs Thomas, bookbinder, h N north n 8th west Chilton James V., clerk City Hall, bds Penn av
n 22d Chilton John M., clerk, 5 Market sp, bds Penn
av c 21 st west Chilton Robert S., clerk State Dept, h 401 N Y av Chilton Samuel (Chilton & Magruder), lawyer,
432 D north, h 94 Penn av Chilton William B., real estate agent, over Bank
of Washington, bds Penn av n 22d CHILTON & MAGRUDER (Samuel Chilton &
Allan B. Magruder), lawyers, 432 D north c La
av Chin Hannah (col'd), washerwoman, h 211 E south Chinchilla Pablo, musician, h 474 I south Chipley Samuel N., policeman, h 5S6 7th west Chipman George, lawyer, 360 C north, h do Chisholm Henry, boiler-maker, h 530 4th east Chism George W., carpenter, h 194 23d west Chism John, lime, on Canal, n 19th west, h 20th
n M north Chism John, limeburner, h 198 20th west Chism William L., painter, h 100 G north Choate Lydia E., teacher, h La av n 6th G south
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Choppin William, carpenter, 15th west c^Y av,
h 16th west n M north Chrisman William, huckster, h 489 Md av Chrismond Oscar B., hairdresser, 608 8th east Chrismond William H.. clerk, h 11th east nO south Christian Tobias, music teacher, 426 1st east Christiani Charles, apothecary, 371 Penn av, h do Christie Francis C, physician, 323 9th west, bdsdo Christopher John, auxiliary guard, h 6th east c
G south Christopher Michael, blacksmith, bds 11th east c
K south Church Alfred (col'd), laborer, h 212 D south Church C. B., carpenter, F south n 11th west, h
634 11th west Church Peter (col'd), grain-measurer, h 27th west
n I north Churchill Svlvester, Inspector Gen'l U S A, h
332 N Y av Churchwell Hon., bds Lafayette house Churns James, laborer, h 484 L south Cio Mary, wid Barney, h 85 La av Cissel David T., bricklayer, bds 504 L north Cissel Elizabeth, wid, h 523 11th west Cissel George W. (Moore & Cissel), grocer, 387
7th west, h 438 I north Cissel Jackson (col'd), oysterman, h 548 E south Cissel S. Solomon, laborer, h 342 6th west Cissel William, bricklayer, bds 274 8th west Cissell George T., coppersmith, h 13th east n Penn
av Cissell Thomas