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SAVANNAH, GA,
DIRECTORY,
AND
GENERAL ADVERTISER,
CONTAINING A GENERAL A N D BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF TH E CITY, STATE, COUNTY, A N D C ITY GOVERNM ENTS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, SOCIETIES, SKETCH OF TH E CITY, ETC.
COMPILED BY
T. M. H ADDOCK.
SAVANNAH:
J- H . E S T I L L , 111 B A Y S T R E E T .
1871. HPirioe $3.^0.

Entered according to A ct o f Congress, in the year 1871 B Y T. M. H A D D O CK ,
In the office o f the Librarian o f Congress.
M O RN IN G N EW S ST E A M -P O W E R PRESS.

IN T R O D U C T O R Y .

In presenting our firsj; edition of the City Directory of Sa

vannah, we do so with the hope of a favorable reception. e do

not claim perfection-- a work of this character precludes the idea

but we have used our utmost endeavors, and have labored faith

fully and dilligently to reach it as near as possible.

The many trials and difficulties to be encountered in order to

obtain the desired information and the various classes to be inter

viewed, renders it a difficult undertaking.

To the many patrons who have given such liberal support in

advertising we are under obligations, and to them we return

our sincere thanks; also, to the merchants,, manufacturers, cor

porations, heads of departments, and citizens generally are we

indebted for many favors shown and the liberal manner in which

they have assisted in furnishing information so essential to the

work. Trusting our future efforts will receive a continuance of

the liberal patronage extended,

Respectfully,

T. M. HADDOCK,

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GENERAL INDEX.

Map op the City.......... ..................................... ..... .F ront of Titles

I ntroduction.......... ................................ ..............|p ..................

General Index ......................................... ........................ ............... 8

I ndex to A dvertisements r. ____. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Sketch op Savannah............ .......................................................... 13

\ G eneral D irectory

. ............................................. 25

\Business D irectory. , ....................... ............................................ .353

Street G uide . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ` .......... ..

Squares and P arks

.376

City G overnment........ ..................................................... ............ . 377

City Oppicers

................. ..

^...................... ; ............877

P oster op P olice, F orIc e ............ ......................................... . .378

City Court ..................................................... ................................. 378

County Courts and Officers, >... A A A ___ _IO .Qa

| 379

State G overnment

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. . . . . . . . 380

F ire D epartment ....... . .................................. ..; ..............................380

Engine- H ouses and Companies.............. 1____ __'............... ..

380

Church Directory ...................................

381

School Directory............ .................................... ... ......................381

Public B uildings, ........ ...............................

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Masonic Bodies / . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . i ,, j n \ X * . )

. .... . . . ..383

Order op Odd-^Fellows........................ . ................................

384

K nights op P ythias ...... ,................................. . . . . . . . ____ . . . 385

Sons op Temperance . M

........ ;,.. . . . . . . . . . . 386

Societies and Associations...................................................

386

P ublic I nstitutions................................................. ______ . . . . . . 388

W harfage, Storage, and D ockage F e e s ............ .: . . . . . . . . . . . 389

R ates of D rayage ................... . . . . . %. ......................................... 394

R ates op P ilotage . . . . .......................................... ... ...............395

R ules op Commission op P ilotage ................................................ . 396

H arbor R egulations , ......................................................... ..

4015

Custom- H ouse Officers. ..................................................... . . . . . 4 0 5

Custom- H ouse F ees ..................................................................... .. .406

P ost--Office., . . . . . , v. . . . . *................................................... .408

F ire- A larm T elegraph;

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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ACAD EM IES.

St. Vincent de Paul................... 33

ACCOUNTANT.

Trautmann-- Perrin . . . . . . . . . . . . .....2 5 5

A D VER TISIN G AG EN CY. \ Rankin, W illiam .;. . . .L .. ....:. . . . . . i l l

AG R ICU LTU RAL IM PLEM E N TS.

Parish, Geo. W ..............

29

ALE, W HOLESALE.

Davidson, W in. M . . . . . . . ............1 3 1

Hone, W illiam .........................

177

A U C T IO N E E R S ., -

Bell & H u l l ................ : : . . . ........... '..113

Holland, W m . W ..................

` 57

Washbur & Silva......................

91

W y lly , Geo. W . & Co..'.......

61

BANKS AND BAN K ER S/

Bryan & Hunter.................

.109

Cumming, W . & Co...............326, 327

'Dillon, David R ......................

155

Freedman's Sayings & Trust C o ... 53

Ketchum & Hartridge.................... 65

Mayer, H . & C o .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 57

Savannah Bank & Trust Co......... 179

BLACK SM ITH S.
Grant,.J. J ....... .................... ............ 115 M clnnes, P. M cG regor..,...........,, 79 O 'Connor, D a n ie l................ V .-- 61

BILLIA R D S.

Kendy, Joseph P . . . . ........

81

Salcedo, A n ton io...,.........................1 2 5

v BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURER. Estill, J. H ...........................- p ......... 161

B O A R D I N G -- (See also Hotels). Galina, A n th o n y........... .................1 4 1

B O O K -B IN D E R . Estill, J. H ,, .........................,, . . . .......161

BOOKS, STATIO N ERY, ETC.

Connor, Edward ...........

75

Qooper, John M . & Co..............1 0 0

Estill, W in ., j r ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Schreiner, Hermann L . . . . ............... 61

B O T T LE R S--SODA AND A L E .
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R ay, James......... .......................... .....1 0 5

B R IC K -M A K E R S .

Chappel C o.................

99

Swain & Roberts................................141

BOOT AND SHOE M A K E R S,

Adams & J a ck so n .................. 117

BU ILD ER S AND CONTRACTORS.

Putnam, J. H . . . . . . . . . . ..........

29

Rose, Curtis & C o..............................127

W ard, Jacob..............................

,105-

BUTCHERS.

Baker, Joseph H ..... ................ .,...1 3 5

Davis & Scott............. '......................1 4 7

Gardner, Solomon..................

151

CARPENTERS AND BU ILD ERS.

Bragdon & S e g u r ................

67

Dooley, John J .................................. 69

Murphy, M . C ............................... 49

Putnam, John H ............................... 29

Rose, Curtis & Co......... ....................127

C A R P E T S AND O IL-C LO TH S.

L a th ro p & C o ...... , ............

87

C E M E N T --B U IL D IN G .
Gardner, J. H . & C o......................... 69 Grady T u lly..................................1 4 9

C L O T H IN C f.

Falk, I. L . & C o....... ........ .Back Map

Ives, A . B -- Top and bottom General

Directory.

Topham, H . A . & C o ........... .

1

C IG A R -M A N U F A C T U R E R S. Blun, Spiegel & C o ...........................155

COAL.

Chipman, E . B . . . . . . . .......

415

Claghom & Cunningham...Back Map

itercier, J. A ......... .

27

C O F F E E -IM P O R T E R S.

W eed, H . & J .. . . . . . ; .......

49

COM M ISSION M E R C H A N T S .

Alden, A . S. & Bro................... . . . , 31

Bell & H u ll....... ..........

113

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Branch & Sons.......... . . . . . . . . . . . .......117

Bryan & Hunter...............

109

Davidson, Thomas D ....... ............... 63

Deas & Jo h n son .......................... 59

Gardner, J. H ................................. .. 69

Henderson, M. Y ...... ..'........

99

Holland, W m . W ..............

57

Mercier, J. A ...... .........

27

Poindexter, A . & C o ......,..* ........ 37

Purse & Thom as................................123

Richardson, A . L ...................

151

Richardson & Barnard.....................283

Solomon, N . E ........................... .323

Washburn & Silva..................

91

W est, James B- & C o ............. ......1 3 9

W y lly fG e o . W . & Co....... . . . . . . . . . 61

C O X F E C T IO .V K R S. Pledge & Jackson, Richmond, Y a. J

COOPERS.

. Kendy & M c D o w e ll................'. 31

Hernandez, G. H ,, . ......., ........

137

C O TTO N -PR ESSE S-

Central Hydraulic, S. W . W ight,

agent ..............................

121

Lamar, R . G- Lay, agent.......... '....!5 7

Tyler, Augustus P. W etter.........2 0 5

CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA, ETC.
Bolshaw & Silva.............................. 3 Smythe, E dw 'd D . . . ....................... ..119

D EN TISTS. . -

Clifford, Alvin R . ...,...............

125

DOORS, SASH ES, AND BLINDS.

Oliver, John ..............................

35

Putnam, John H .... ...............

29

Remshart, G. H ....................... .......1 5 9 Rose, Curtis & C o................. .........1 2 7

McDonough & B a llan tyne......!..* 71 Tynan, John W ............. ............./Y ;2

F E R T IL IZE R S.
Lay, R. G .......... .................... ; ........... 157* Purse & Thom as.; .......................... 123

FISH AND O Y ST E R S. Sullivan, M. M ............ .................,...1 5 5 .

F L O U R -M I ,.L S --(See Granaries, etc).

FOUNDRIES (IRON AND BRASS) AND

MACHINERY.

Gleason, S. W . . . . . ..................

45

McDonough & B allan tyn e......... 71

FRAMES (LOOKING-GLASS & PICTURE).

Jones & Callan................

77

Ryan, D. J. & C o ................... ...,.-6 3

F U R N IT U R E -D E A L E R S . Miller, S. S .........41 Henderson, T h om as...;....................351

G A S -F IT T E R S AND PLU M B E R S.

Evans, W m .............

323

Thomas, W . A.............. ,.^ ..... ,'..121

GRANARIES, FLOUR AND RICE MILLS.

Arkwright, T h om as.....,1.................. 37

Forest City F lour-M ills.......

418

Greene, W illiam ..............

83

GROCKRS.

Alden, A . S. & B r o .. .......*............ 31

Alexander & Russell........................ 79

Beatty, C. J. & Co.....................

63

Claghorn & Cunningham...Back Map

Dillon & Stetson..........................2 7 3

Lyons, Jo h n .........................

67

Paulsen, J ,........................................... 97

D R E S S -M A K E R S .

G R IST AND F LO U R M ILLS.

Byrne, Miss M a r y ..........................1 2 5

D R UGGISTS.

Hillsman, C. M ...........

113

Robinson, J. 'B ..................................141

Solomons &. Co........................ ........4 1 5

D R Y GOODS.

Barie, C. & C o .................................. 95

Greene, W m ......................

83

Haynes, S. G. & B r o ....,.............. ...418

GUN AND L O C K SM ITH S.

Marin, Nicholas ^.....................

131

Sack, H a p y ........................................... 47

Creighton, J., H ., & W .......................... 117H A R D W A R E , S T E E L , & I R O N .

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Einstein, Eckman & C o............. .... 121 Hopkins, Corinack...... . ! .......

.143

Gray, O 'Brien & C o ......................... 69 W eed, H . & J., importers................ 49

Lathrop & C o ...... .............. Orff, Watkins & C o...............

87

59

HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC.

Rogers & Dasher....................

.321 Purdy, James E ................................. 53

E N G IN E E R S AND M ACH INISTS.

Bulger, P. J ...... ..............

73

Gleason, S. W . . ................................... 45

H ATS, CAPS, ETC.
Dumas, H . B ___ ..................... ..-9 7 Topham, H. . & C o ................ 1

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Hi d e s , s k i n s , w a x , a n d t a l l o w .

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Davidson, Thomas D ...................... 63

Henderson, M . Y ...... ............ . ........ . 99

Ledlie, C. & L ........... ........................ 81

H O U S E -P U R lflS H U G GOODS.

Bolshaw. &. Silva.......................

3

Hopkins, Cormack............. ............. .143

Sack, H e n ry .........

47

Smythe, E . D . . . . . . . . ........ ....____...119

HOTELS.

Clifton House, Richmond, Y a ......103

European H o u se..!......................... 137

Pavilion H otel.......................... . . . . '; .135

Pulaski House ......................

65

IC E -D E A L E R S .

Haywood, Gage & C o ...........

177

Thrasher, Blanchard & Co ..'..........209

IN SU RAN CE.

Bren, Robert R ....... .Top and bottom

general Directory.

Macmurdo, Chas................. ............, 55

Palmer, Thos. H . . . . v ...........

149

Purse*& T J i o m a s ................... . 45

INSPECTOR OF LUMBER AND TIMBER.

Jordon, George P ....................

209

INTERPRETER OF LANGUAGES. Trautmann-- P errin .................. ..... 255

W ATC H ES AND J E W E L R Y .

GrosClaude, F .'s Son Co...Outside

back cover.

Hamilton, Samuel P ,...O u tsid e front

cover.

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Jordon, F . D . . . . ..........

93

- Sack, A d o lp h ........................

51

JU N K -D E A L E R s . ,,R yan , M . T ................... ............ 99

L IQ U O R -D E A L K R S.

Alden, A . S. & Bro......... .

31

Alexander & R u ssell.;..................... 79

Claghorn & Cunningham..Back Map

Davidson, W m M .......... ................ ..131

Hone, W i llia m ....................

177

Immen, J o h n ....................

.....115

McGrath, James & C o ..... .......... 149

M ILLIN ER Y. Krouskopf, S . . .............

.....205

M U SIC -D E A L E R S.
Ludden & Bates...........................,...145 Schreiner, Herman L ....... ............. 61

M anufacturers o f W a g o n s, F arm in g U tensils, etc.
Parish, G. W ........................ ........ [,, 29

M U SIC -T E A C H E R .

Gorres, Ji J.....................

323

N E W S -D E A L E R S .

Connor, E . M ......... ......................

75

Estill,1W m ., jr ....... ...................

75

N e w s p a p e r s a n d R r i n t i n g Offices.

Savannah Advertiser..................

3

Savannah Morning N e w s.................160

Savannah R epublican.............. 85

Georgia Staats Zeitimg .................... .147

PAINTERS--HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNA

MENTAL.

Magill & Everitt........ .................... ...157

Madison, Lorenzo..?.......... 95

Murphy & Clark ................................. 201

Oliver, John ...............................

35

P a in ts, O ils, W in d o w -G la s s , etc.

Bird, W m . M. & C o....... Outside back

cover.

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Murphy & Clark....................

201

Magill & Everitt..................................157

Oliver, J o h n ..............

35

Remshart, G. H . . . . . . . ..........

159

P IA N O -D E A L E R S.

Ludden & Bates........................

145

Schreiner, Herman L ............61

PLASTERERS.
Grady & Tully............. ....................... 149

PLUMB HR AND G A S -F IT T E R .

Evans, W m ....... .....................

,323

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Ryan, D. J. & C o .....................

63

W ilson, J. N ........................................177

L ITH O G R A PH E R .
Estill, J. H ................................ .......1 6 1
LIVERY,. HACK, AND SALE STABLES. Doughty, P . M (People's) .............129 Pulaski House Stables,, John .
Feeley, proprietor..................133 Screven House Stables, Thomas
Feeley, proprietor___________ 43

P R O V ISIO N -D E A L E R S.

Dillon & Stetson..;..................... .....2 7 3

Mercier, J. A ........................

27

Poindexter, A . & Co........................ 37

R ailro a d & Steam boat Supplies.
Bird, W m . M . & Co....... Outside back cover.
Magill & E veritt...................... .......1 5 7

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^RESTAURANTS AND SALOONS.

ST A T IO N E R S .

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Easier, Yalentine................. ......... .. 273 Cooper, J. M . & Co................... 101

Doughty, D . P. (Starlight)..,....... 109 Connor, E. M ..:....................

75

Fernandez, Joe (The G em ).. . . . . . . . 91 Estill, W m ., j r ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Henderson, J. M. (Custom-House

Schreiner, Herman L ............ ...... . . 61

S h a d e s )............................ .......1 0 5

Immen, J n o...................................

115 STEAMSHIP AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS.

Irving, A lex___.) ..................... ... . . . . 77 Cmming, W . & C o ........ ,....3 2 6 , 327

McConnell, Dan'l ..........

137 Richardson & Barnard......... ........2 8 3

Moriarty, P .......................................... 97. W est, James B . & C o ..................1 3 9

Nolan, John E .................................. i 81. Papy, I. B ........................................ 415

STO VES, S H E E T -IR O N , E T C .

Quinan, M . T ..............................

9D5aley & R a y .,......................

67

Salcedo, A n t o n io ..........................125, Hopkins, Cormak... , . .....................143

Parke, E. J. & C o ...- ... .,,.,........... 89

S A IL -M A K E R S .

Sack, Henry ....................

47

W atkins, J. W . . . ...........................

83 '

P A V E R AND CONTRACTOR.

Saw & P lan in g M ills & Lumber Cash, Michael....... ......................... 49 Yards.

Dale, J. J. & C o ............... 45 Dixon, Johnson & C o .:....................203' McDonough, J. & S on s................. 4h Putnam, J. H ............................. Reppard, R. B. & Co............. ... ...181 Rose, Curtis & C o............................1 2 7

TIN & SHEET IRON MANUFACTURERS.

D a l & R a y .............................

67

Hopkins, ormack.............. ; ....... ...1 4 3

2M9aurice, John J ..... ................ ...109

Sack, H e n r y ................................

47

T yp e an d E lectrotype Eom illers.

SE W IN G -JttA C H IN E S.,

Connor, Jas' Sons, N ew Y o r k ..... 39

Grover &. Baker, D . B. Tomlin-
. son, agent.......Inside back cover Singer, H . D . Hawley, agent.
Inside front cover Wheeler & Wilson, A . Whyte; 416,417

W H E E LW R IG H TS. O 'Connor, D .........Y ....................... 61 Grant, Josiah J ...... .......................... 115
W EILLS--D R IV E N .

SH IPW R IG H TS AND CONTRAC TORS.

Krenson, F ....... ...............

77

W illink, H . F ., jr ...................... . 83

SH IP -C H A N D L E R S.
Claghorn & Cunningham. .Back Map Paulsen, J. & C o ............................ 97

STENCIL. & V A R IE T Y W O R K S . Fairbanks, 0 . F ............. .................... 79

Keeney, E. D . & Co............. ........1 3 1

W IN E -IM P O R T E R S .

Davidson, W m . M . ............

131

Geil, N . & C o ......... ........................ 59

Hone, W m ........................

177

Richardson, A . L . . . . ; ........ ......1 5 1

# UNDERTAKERS.
Ferguson & Dixn I.................. ,..107 Henderson, Thom as........................3 5 1

THE CITY OE SAVAN N A]
S ituation-- O rigin-- P ublic B uildings-- R ailroads and S teamboat L ines-- S teamship L ines-- E ducation-- C it y G overnment-- C om merce-- P olice R egulations-- E tc-^-E tc-- E tc.
Savannah., the commercial emporium of Georgia, is pleasantlylocated on the south bank of the Savannah river, about seventeen miles above its mouth. The city stands upon a high bluff, forty feet above the level of the river. Tt stretches along the whole length of the bluff, and beyond each way to the extent of more than a mile. In a southerly direction the city extends about a mile and a half, and occupies a level, eligible, and well laid out area of ground. It lies between the thirty-second and thirtythird parallel of North latitude. The streets are regularly laid out, crossing each other at right angles, and running almost ex actly north and south, east and west, their otherwise monotonous regularity relieved by open spaces, at regular intervals along the streets, called squares. These are enclosed with railings, inter sected with paved walks, ornamented with beautiful shade-trees, and carpeted with luxuriant green grass. Besides affording play grounds in the heart of the city for little children safe from all danger, and recreation for all classes in the summer evenings, they are most excellent ventilators for the city, affording a free circulation of pure healthful air, unknown to most cities. In general plan Savannah is truly one of the prettiest cities in the country.
ORIGIN. '
It is well known that Savannah was founded by Gen. James Oglethorpe, an English officer, who, in company with a large num ber of influential men in London, enlisted his sympathies in behalf of the poor people of England, and devised means for their relief, especially the poorer class of debtors, who, in consequence of the oppressive laws about the year 1729, were great sufferers. The only means of effectual relief were found to be in a removal to another country. Accordingly a charter was obtained, grant ing to Gen. Oglethorpe and his associates a separate and distinct province from Carolina, lying between the Savannah and Alta-
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inaha riwfes. The colony under Oglethorpe arrived at Charleston

January 13thv1733. In company with Col. William Bull of South

Carolina, Gen. Oglethorpe sailed up the Savannah river in search

of an eligible site for the foundation of his colony. This he soon

found on a high pine bluff in possession of a tribe of Indians,

who called their village here Yamacraw. The chief was named

Tomichichi. In this tribe was a white trader named John Mus-

grove, whose wife, a half-breed named Mary, spoke English as

Well as the Indian language. Her services as interpreter were

immediately secured, and through her a temporary treaty was

made satisfactory to Oglethorpe, who returned to his vessel and

brought up his colonists. They landed on the western end of

Yamacraw bluff, on the 1st of February, 1733, and on the 9th of

the same month the first house was commenced, less than one

month after the arrival of the colonists in America. Col. Bull,

Mr. Whitaker, Mr. Barlow, Mr. St. Julian, and other gentlemen

of South Carolina, together with the Governor and council, ren

dered much assistance to Oglethorpe and his colonists in com

mencing their settlement and advancing their interests. Many of

our original streets and squares bear their names.

Thus the colony was established and the town commenced to

grow. Several difficulties occurred to impede its progress and

mar the happiness of the people. Gen. Oglethorpe was compelled

to return to England. His absence opened the door for ambitious

and designing men to usurp control and authority, which caused

troubles in the government of the colony. The Indians, who had

always manifested friendship under the kind and favorable influ

ences of Mary Musgrove,. who was now married to one Dr.

Bosomworth, a clergyman of the Church of England, began to

grow hostile. He laid claim to certain islands along the coast,

and induced Mary to assume the title of an independent princess

and claim the sovereignty over all the land. Having succeeded

in his plans thus`far, he addressed the Indians, all of whom swore

to protect the rights of Mary Bosomworth and enforce her claims.

The President and council of the little settlement met together to

devise means of resistance, and the whole town, was greatly

alarmed. However, by the wisdom and sagacity of the whites,

they were saved from extermination. An amicable compromise

was made with Bosomworth and his wife Mary, and friendship

once more established with the Indians.

Saved from the fury and vengeance of the savages to which

they came near being sacrificed and totally exterminated, the colony at Savannah continued to improve. On the 15th of Jan uary, 1751, the First General Assembly of Georgia met in Savan nah. Sixteen Representatives were present. Those from the Savannah District were Francis Harris, John Milledge, William Francis, and William Russell. Francis Harris was chosen Speak er. A body of militia was also organized, and the first general muster took place here June 13th, 1751. In 1752 the Trustees signed their charter, and on the 29th of October, 1754, John Reynolds, the first Governor appointed by the Crown, arrived. There were great demonstrations of joy at his arrival-- militia parade, bonfires, and illuminations. Their joy was short-lived, for Governor Reynolds was completely controlled by his Secre tary William Little, who was subsequently burned in effigy " as a tyrant in himself and a promoter of it in his master." Rey nolds was succeeded by Governor Henry Ellis in 1757.. The change was not beneficial. About this time efforts were made by the French to influence the Upper and Lower Creeks to hostili ties against the English settlements. By a wise, judicious, and conciliatory course these intrigues were defeated, the utmost har mony and kind, friendly feeling re-established between the two races and a treaty of amity made.
The settlement had been established twenty-six years before the first wharf was built. The necessity was now apparent, and Mr. Thomas Eaton, under the direction of Jno. G. William DeBramh, Surveyor-General of the southern provinces of North America, constructed a wharf at a point, it is thought, about midway be tween Bull and Whitaker streets. Its beneficial effects were soon apparent in the increased arrival of shipping.at the port. The year following, forty-one vessels were entered, and in 1766, six years later, one hundred and seventy-one were-entered. Gov ernor Ellis was removed by his own request, and on the 20th of March, 1761, Governor Wright, who had succeeded him, was vested by King George H I with full executive powers, with the title of Captain-General and Governo^-in-Chief.
In 1763'a printing-press was established here, and on the 7th of April the Georgia Gazette, the eighth newspaper in the Colo nies, was issued. During the next year a post-office was estab lished in Savannah, with Robert Bolton, Esq., as post-master. The great fundamental cause of the revolutionary war-- the obmoxious Stamp Act, which was adopted in the mother, country

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and received tlie royal assent in 1765-- was received in Savannah, as elsewhere in the Colonies, with demonstrations of disaffec tion. Much excitement prevailed,, and the " Liberty Boys," about two hundred strong, came out in force, threatening to seize and destroy the papers.
About the time of these troubles Savannah consisted of about four hundred dwelling-houses. There were in the city twelve streets besides the Bay, six squares, and two suburbs. W ith the increase of oppressive act^s in England, the resistance and trophies increased in Savannah,' as elsewhere in America, until the breaking out of actual hostilities brought matters to a crisis. Among other acts of bold and open defiance to the authorities, and resistance to ' their oppressive measures, was the arrest of Governor W right by Major Joseph Habersham, then but twentyfour years of age. The Governor was imprisoned and guarded in his own house. Subsequently, however, he escaped^ and suc ceeded in reaching the British ship Scarborough, then lying at Tybee. The town was now in the hands of a Council of Safety, organized by the citizens for the defence and for deliberative purposes. Many incidents of much interest occurred at this time and subsequently, but it is not our purpose to give anything like a detailed account. In the winter of 1778 the city fell into the hands of the British. Many are the deeds 'o f daring and hero ism related in history during the occupation of the city and subsequently, indeed, during the continuance of the war. In July, 1782, the city was evacuated by the British and the Ameri cans re-entered. General W ayne was the commandant of the post. On the 1st of May, 1786, the Chatham Artillery was or ganized, and on the 20th of June paid the soldiers' tribute of respect to the memory of Major-General Nathaniel Greene, who died on the 19th of sun-stroke.
In 1^88 the first bale of cotton exported from Georgia, was shipped from Savannah by Mr. Thomas Miller. .
M AD E A CITY.
In December, 1789, an act was passed by the legislature of Georgia making Savannah a city, and the following year Mr. John Houston was elected the first Mayor. In May of the next year, Gen. Washington visited the city amidst acclamations of joy by the people. Many other note-worthy events occurred about this time, but we will not stop to record them. History is filled up

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with these important and interesting' incidents. ,On the 8th o f September, 1804, a most destructive storm visited the city, destroy ing much property and many lives. During the.,war of 1812, the military companies then organized were kept constantly on duty, but the city was not attacked. On the 11th day of January, 1820, Savannah was visited by a very destructive fire that swept off four hundred and sixty-three houses, exclusive of -out-buildings. The loss was estimated at four millions of dollars. Scarcely had the people recovered from the shock when the city was visited by yellow fever, and many were swept into their graves. The pop ulation at this time was seven thousand five hundred and twentythree, of these, two hundred and thirty-nine were stricken down. In 1846, Savannah sent a company of soldiers, the Irish Jasper Greens, to Mexico, to engage in the war between that country and the United States. On the 12th of August, 1854, the yellow fever again made its appearance here, and in a short time spread , through the city, reaching its maximum about the 12th of September-- fifty-one interments were reported on that day. The population was then about'eighteen or twenty thousand. Again, on the. 8th of September, the city was visited by a terrific storm ' during the prevalence-of the fever, and much property destroyed. Many lives wete lost in this storm also.-
At no time in her history had our city suffered so much; the hand of affliction seemed truly to have been laid upon her people, and while pestilence and disease were busy sweeping her citizens into eternity, the elements'seemed to unite in destroying hei prop erty and devastating her beautiful streets. Desolation seemed to reign here for a iong time; a ll who could find a shelter even, fled the city as from a plague. Again, in 1858, we were visited by this scourge of Southern climes, but, the damage was comparatively slight.
In 1860, the great Secession movement agitated the minds of the people, and Savannah united with her sister cities in resisting the oppression and partizan legislation of the United States gov ernment. The people were ablaze with excitement, meetings were called, speeches made, demonstrations of every kind aided in keeping alive the spirit of opposition, and almost every one able to bear arms was ready to go into the army, The State conven tion adjourned to this city from Milledgeville and reassembled in the Masonic Hall. Savannah, after the secession of the State, was placed under military control, Fort Pulaski was taken pos-
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session of by some of our volunteer companies udr command of Col I e L aw ton and everybody prepared for the war that
soon followed in fearful reality. W ith that conflict and its terrible experience and consequences
we are all too familiar; Savannah, as in other times of her country's need, spared not her noblest and best. At home, and on almost every battle-field, her sons were found wearing the grey uniform Pf the Confederacy, and battling-for wli/it they deemed their Country's right. In the early part of the *war Gen. B. E. Lee Commanded at Savannah, au d the valiant Tatuali, with a few small steamboats, guarded`the harbor and supplied the garrison .at Fort Pulaski. W e will not detail the many circumstances of those try ing times -- it is the work of the historian and not the compiler of facts incident to the growth of the city.
Toward the close of the wr,. after suffering its privations for nearly four yeai*s, the city was entered by Sherman s army >n the 20.th of December, 1864. It remained in the hands'of the enemy until the close of the war.. Several stores were opened by sut lers coming along with the army, and the people were enabled to supply themselves with many things they had been strangers to for years. It was evident to all that the Confederacy was broken and the war must soon end. However, but little was done during the remainder of the year 1865. Money was exceed ingly scarce ; our merchants had not the means to re-enter busi ness. The farming interests of the country was completely de stroyed for some time to come, and general prostration, a legiti mate consequence of the war, prevailed. Such was the condition of affairs in our city for a few years.
But latterly they have undergone a change, and no city in the South has enjoyed a more prosperous career, politically and financially, than ^avannah within the past two or three years. Spared from the impoverishing and humiliating rule o f Kadical carpet-bagism, she has enjoyed the counsels of her best and wisest citizens. By the energy and sagacity of her far-reaching business men, she has invited to her community the capital of other cities North and Southland also the produets pi a vast, conntry Her borders have been extended, her business capaci ties improved and enlarged, innumerable residences have been erected, and her population increased amazingly. Th Savannah of to-day is almost a stranger to the city before the war. Her motto is onward, her success is due to the energy and persever-

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ance of her citizens, who love and practice Justice, Equality, and Moderation.
RAILROADS AND STEAM BOATS.
There' are four lines of railroads- leading into the city. The Georgia Central railroad, running between Macon and Savannah, was completed on the 13th of May, 1818, is one hundred and ninety-one miles long, and passes through a very rich coun try, with numerous tributaries stretching far inland and in viting the commerce of a vast section to Savannah. It is the greatest inlet of trade and commerce to our city. The Atlantic and Gulf, running in a southwesterly direction, was completed to Thomasville a short time previous to the break ing out of the late war. Since t^af time many extensions have been made to this road, and trains now run from Savannah to Brunswick, Thomasville, Bainbridge, and Albany in Georgia, and to Jacksonville in Florida, connecting with trains to Talla hassee and with trains running to Macon. This road will event ually bring a great portion of the productions of the W est to Sa vannah. The Charleston and Savannah railroad serves as a con necting link between the North and Southwest, shortening the distance of travel very considerably. The Savannah, Seaboard, and Skidaway railroad runs from the city to her suburban districts, and is the continuation of the street `railroad. This road was projected and built since the war, and is a great convenience to those of our citizens who desire summer residences on the seacoast at Isle of Hope, Montgomery, and White Bluff--all most desirable as summer resorts and for bathing, etq.
Several lines of steamboats are in successful operation on the river between our city and Augusta and intermediate landings, on the Altamaha river to Darien, Hawkinsville, etc., and around the coast to Brunswick, St. Marys,. Fernandina, and Jacksonville, and Up the St. John's river far into the peninsula of Florida. There are also lines to Charleston and on the South Carolina coash
. COM M ERCE A N D STEAM SH IP LINES.
There are seven regular steamship lines between Savannah and Northern ports: four to New York, one to Philadelphia, one to Baltimore, and one to Boston. In these lines are to be found some of the finest steamships in the merchant marine of the whole country, with superior accommodations for freight and passen-

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gers. In addition to these, numbers of sailing vessels o f every description and from the ports of the whole world come to our port to trade in the winter, bringing the products of every clime to exchange for our cotton, lumber, and timber. The commerce of Savannah has greatly increased in the last few years; and is still improving rapidly-- every winter brings accessions to the traders at our port. . ,

PUBLIC, BUILDINGS A N D SOCIETIES.
In her public buildings, Savannah is somewhat behind other cities of her size and commercial importance; among them, the principal are the Exchange, the Custom-house, the Oglethorpe Barracks (military), the Police Barracks, built since the war (in 1869-70), an ornament to the city. Our Market-house, now in the course of construction, will compare favorably with the finest and most conveniently arranged in the country. Besides these, there are a few Halls and one Theatre. There are a great many benevolent and literary societies in Savannah; some of these are very old, having been >organized by very early settlers here and kept in successful operation ever since; W e mention the Union Society and the Female Asylum founded in 1750, for the education and proper training of orphan boys and girls. The St. Andrew's, St. George's, Hibernian, Irish Union, Hebrew Be nevolent, and German Ladies' Benevolent Societies. Also: the Abram's Home for Poor Widows, the Home for Old and Indigent Colored People, the Savannah Poor-house and Hospital, and the Marine Hospital. Among the literary societies fire the Georgia Historical Society, the Georgia Medical Society, the Young Men's Library Society, Young Men's Christian Association, and some others.

CH URCH ES AN D CEM ETERIES.
Savannah does not boast of her architecture, and yet in the matter of churches she is not behind other cities of, her siz and age. Christ Church (Episcopal) is the oldest in the city. Com pleted in 1750, in 1796 it was reduced to ashes and subsequently \ rebuilt. Many misfortunes have befallen it, but it has recently been repaired, and prsents a neat and beautiful appearance. Its style is Grecian Ionic., St. John's Episcopal Church was com pleted in 1853, after the English style of Gothic architecture. The Jewish Synagogues re congregation Mickva Israel, corner of Whitaker and Liberty streets, and congregation Bnai Berith

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Jacob. The Lutheran Church of the old Salzburgers, who came to

Georgia in 1744, fleeing from persecution in their own country.

The Independent and First Presbyterian Churches. The Meth

odist Churches are Trinity Church, W esley Chapel, and Andrew

Chapel, built for the colored Congregation. The Baptist Church

on Chippewa square. There are two Catholic Churches in Sa

vannah, St. John's and St. Patrick's. It is also the design of the

Catholic congregations to erect a magnificent cathedral, that will

compare favorably with any in the country. In addition to these

churches, we havePenfield's Mariner's Church for Seamen, erected

in 1831, with money bequeathed for that purpose by Kev. Josiah

Penfield.

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The principal cemeteries are Laurel Grove, in the southwest

portion of the city, beautifully laid out and improved by art, the Catholic Cemetery on the Thunderbolt road, the Jews' Burying-

ground, and last, Evergreen Cemetery, at Bonaventure, than

which there is not a more beautiful or appropriate spot to be

found anywhere. Our limited space forbids a description of these

cities of the dead.

E D U C A T IO N .
In th matter of education Savannah can not be surpassed. Within the past few years the Free-school system has almost uni versally prevailed, and the education of the young has attracted the attention of our most prominent citizens and enlisted their services in behalf of its promotion.' It is confined to no sect or denomination, but all creeds are forgotten in the literary advance ment of the rising generation. Over 2,000 children attend these public schools. There are also high schools, where young men are prepared for college, and an institution for the business train ing and education of the youth is in successful operation.

CITY GOVERNM ENT.
No city in the South, or elsewhere, has been more blessed since the war in the selection of her city officials than Savannah. None but her best citizens and those chosen by a majority of her people have bn in high places. Her municipal laws have been framed by men of ability and honesty, whose interest is here and must be affected by the laws equally with that of all others. Such also has been the character of her executive officers. It is to this fact as much, or more than any other, that Savannah owes

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her prosperity and her freedom from discord. To their energy, sagacity, and perseverance our
FIRE D EPARTM ENT
has been brought to that state of perfection unsurpassed, if equalled, by any in the South. With four o f the finest Steam Fire-engines, a requisite number of Hose Companies, an efficient Hook and Ladder Company, and above all an Automatic Tele graph, by which the locatiop of a fire can be ascertained, as well as its existence, at its very beginning,- there is but little chance for destructive results from the fiery element- Our volunteer department is composed of men who vie with each other individ ually and the world Collectively in reaching the scene of disaster and rendering efficient service when there. Our Chief Fireman, Capt. Joseph A. Roberts, is ever active in ascertaining the wants of the Department, and supplying them in such a manner as to render his Department inferior to none.
POLICE REGULATIONS.
In her Police Regulations, Savannah has been the envy of her sister cities of the South. This department" was organized soon after the war, and placed under the efficient management of Gen. Robert H. Anderson. It was composed of ex-Confederate sol diers and other citizens of character. Through the energy, skill, and perseverance of Gen. Anderson, aided by the city, authorities and his officers, the force has been brought to that standard of perfection in vi ilance in all matters as policemen, and in drill and efficiency as soldiers that fits them for the position as none other in the country. Orderly, sober, polite, subordinate, and with that respectability that will ever characterize gentlemen, their communication with our citizens, even in the discharge of their duties, is always respectful. To their efficiency under- the direction o f the authorities, is due that stringent system of san itary regulations that has kept our city free from filth, and conse quently disease. And while our sister cities have writhed beneath the insults, indignities, and inefficiencies of their police regula tions, we have enjoyed that freedom from these evils that such an organization under such able and efficient officers as ours could only secure at such a time. The political status of our city had been completely changed, an ignorant element was in our midst,

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tis elsewhere after the close of the late war, controlled by design ing and ambitions politicians, ready to seize all the offices and elevate themselves and their friends into the positions of profit and honor. To this end they resisted the authorities and taught others to do so. But in the face of all'these difficulties our affairs have been wisely* managed, our city government, although com posed solely of white men, has forced from the .other race their verdict, of its justice and impartiality. And our police force has succeeded always in maintaining order, peace, and quiet submis sion to the laws, even during the most exciting times. It has required but little harsh and severe measures to do this, -but an unflinching adherence to right and a "rigid enforcement o f law has accomplished wonders.

COMMERCIAL GROWTH.

. W e are indebted, to files of the Savannah M orning N ews from Which we compile the following statements, illustrative of . the growth and commerce of our city. W e .feel free in estimating the present population of Savannah at about 33,000. It now stands as the second cotton port at the South, with the opinion that before many months it will rank as the first. The cotton receipts for the commercial year, August 31, 1871, just closed, amount to 722,252 bales.
It is not our purpose, however, to recapitulate figures-- these are fully and faithfully set forth in the reports herewith appended.

1740 1750 1753

EXPORTS AND VALUE.

................................... * .................

.. $

. ............. ......................... .............. . . .

.............................. .. . . : ............. ....

10,000 8,897
74,785

1763 1773

. . . . . ____. . . . . ; .......... * . . ............... ........... ; .......... ................................ ..

193,395 379,422

1786

............. ............................... .. ............ . . . . . . .

321,377

1796

. ........... ...................................... .......... . . , .

501,383

1 8 1 8 . . . ; . . : .........

14,183,113

1821

. . . . ..................................................... . . 6,032,862

1854, foreign exports only............................................... . . 17,881,800

1855, "

"

"

. . . 20,129,230

1856, "

"

" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,029,500

1857, "

"

" -------------. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,500,000

In I860 and 1870, foreign exports, $30,124,889; eoaslwise, $28,-

124,889.' *Total $58,850,198.

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STATEMENT OF COTTON EXPORTED
TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES FROM THE CUSTOMS DISTRICT OF SYANNAH, GEORGIA, DURING THE YEAR ENDING AUGUST 31ST, 1871.

MONTHS.

SEA ISLAND.

BALES. POUNDS.

VALUE.

UPLAND. .

BALES.

POUNDS.

VALUE.

September, 1870.........
Novem ber, 1870.......... December, 1870......... January, 1871........... . February, 1871........... March, 1871................. A p ril, 1871.................. M ay, 1 8 7 1 ............ .. Ju, 1871...................

1,200

585,255 $ 102,381 00

j 26,086 12.774958 1,908,458 00

167 55,658 $ 22,246 00 69,351 33,205^627 5,007,214 0

14 4,692 1,550 00 74,504 . 35,461,482 5,382,858 00

700 235,278 83,170 00 86,345 40,8i9,725 6,124,932 00

424 141,594 62,605 00 60,957 28.94i,800 4,197.363 00

359 117,800 38,194 00 67,983 . 32,373,526 4,482,162 00

219 73,140 29 961 00 . 27,535 13,094,350 1,764,767 00

282 86,795 29,546 00 34,130 16,134,799 2,112,115 00

252 80,445 24,102 00 11,082 5,200,101 717,185 00

T o t a l ................

2,417 795,402 $291,374 00 459,183 218,581,623 $31,799,435 00

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS, EXPORTS, AND STOCK ON HAND AUGUST 31 ST, 1871, AND FOR THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR.

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1870. ' * #

1869. ,

SEA ISL A N D .

tiPLA N D .

SEA ISLAND.

UPLAND.

Stock on hand Sept 1......... , . ............

397

Received previously..................... -- T otal................ ..............................
Exported since August 2 4 ............... Exported previously.........................
T o t a l ................. ........................... Stock on hand and on shipboard,
August 31 ....... .........................

9,867 10,264
9,674 * 9,674
. 2,436

2,436 316
722,636 724,688
767 721,296 722,063
2,625

169

144

` 1,860

16,363 '.4 7 3 ,7 2 2

16,532 475*726

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2,511

16,122 ( 470,779

16,135 473,290

397

2,436

H A D D O C K 'S

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Savannah, Ga., Directory.

1871- 2.,

Aaron, Wesley, laborer, C. R. R., r Perry nr W Broad.

Aaron, Wesley, Berrien nr Purse.

Abbott, C., hair, braids, curls, etc., and ladies hair-dressing, Pres

ident cor Drayton.

Able, Nicholas, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r 79 Taylor.

Abraham's Home, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bailey, Matron, Broughton

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cor E Broad.

Abrams, Alex., port warden and notary public, Exchange build

ing, r 194 Liberty. . M

Abrams, Jack Jl, notary public, 8 Drayton, r 194 Liberty.

ACADEM Y OE ST. VINCENT DE PAU L, Sister Veronica,

Superioress, Liberty cor Abercorn.

Ackerly, H. S., printer, Say. Republican, r 204 S Broad.

Ackerly, J. W ., foreman, Sav. Republican, r 204 S Broad.

Acosta, Eustice J. Jr., clerk, with Guckenheimer & Selig,

r Taylor cor Drayton.

Acosta, W. J., inspector of lumber, with Dixon & Johnson,

r Drayton cor Taylor.

Adams, A. A., of Adams & Bro., r Marshall House.

ADAMS, A. PR A TT, lawyer, Bull cor Bay lane, r S Broad nr

Lincoln. .. .

Adams, Charles, c., porter, with O. Cohen & Co., r Hull nr Price.

Adams, David A., money clerk, with So. Express Co., r 99 Liberty.

INSURE YOUR S lF E IN THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., ASSETS $3 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , ROBERT R. BREN, GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
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ANSON B. IYES, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-M AKER.

Adams, D. R., of Adams & Bro., Eatonton, Ga.

Adams, Francis M., Liberty nr Drayton.

Adams, Frederick, clerk, with John Sherlock & Son, r 182 Liberty.

Adams, George, c:, laborer, C. R. R., r W B(fundary nr Jones.

Adams, J. H ,, book-keeper, with Adams & Bro., r Marshall House.

Adams, Mary, 107 Congress.



Adams, Paul, c., driver, with S. P. Goodwin, r W Broad nr

Gwinnett.

Adams, Pleasant, c., of Adams & Jackson, shoe-makers, Fahm

cor Zubly.

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Adams, Richard W., gen. book-keeper, G. R. R. Bank, r Jones nr Drayton.

Adams, Sarah E., Liberty bet Lincoln and Habersham.

ADAM S; WM. B., commission merchant, 146 Bay, r 54 S Broad.

Adams, Wm. H., clerk, with W ilder & Fullarton,, r- Whitaker.

ADAMS & BRO. ( D. R. & A. A .), commission merchants and

cotton factors, 68 Bay ADAMS & JACKSON, c., boot and shoe-makers,/ 28 Jefferson.

Addison, Arthur, c., porter, with Lathrop & Co., r Roberts' nr W

Broad.

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Addison, Thomas, salesman, with N. E. Solomons, r 175 P e rry .,

ADVERTISER, SAVANNAH DAILY, Beard & Kimball, editors and proprietors, 97 Bay.

Agnew, J. L., butcher, of Fred. J. Clark & Co., r Congress cor Abercorn.

Aikin, James, c., wheelwright and blacksmith, 'E ;Broad cor S Broad lane, r E Broad cor Gordon.

Aiken, Joseph, c., laborer, with J. J. Dale & Co.

Aiken, Larry, c., carpenter, Indian lane nr Fahm. i

Alden, A. Sid., of A. S. Alden & Bro., r Liberty bet Lincoln and Habersham.

ALDEN, A. S. & BRO.- ( A. Sid. and Lucius D .), wholesale and

. retail grocers and liquors, 164 Bryan cor Barnard.

Alden, Lucius D., of A. S. Alden & Bro., r Liberty bet Lincoln

and Habersham.

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INSITRE YOUR LIFE IN THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., ASSETS $ 3 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , ROBERT R. BREN, GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

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J. A. MERCIER,
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and dealer in
COM W f
G R I S .T, M E A L , B R A N
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
AND
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O F JIFF K IJY1m .
CONSIGNMENTS-AND ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLIC ITED AND PR O M PTLY ATTENDED TO.

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BUY YOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBT. R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTH WEST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Alexander, Joseph E., clerk, with Alexander & Russell, r Hull nr Barnard.

Alexander, James R ,, wheelwright, Margaret nr Fahm. Alexander, Louis, clothing, 22J Barnard. -

Alexander, William E., o f Alexander & Russell, r Perry cor Montgomery.

Alexander, Randolph, butcher, stall 7, small-meat market.

A LE X A N D E R & RU SSELL (W m . E: Alexander and Wm. A.

Russell), wholesale grocers and liquor dealers, Abercorn

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cor Bryan.

Alston, James, c., barber, 37 St. Julian.

Alston, Thomas P., machinist, C. R R., r Bull cor Perry. Allan, Mrs. Catharine, Montgomery nr Bay.

Allan, J. J., 200 Broughton.

Allan, Margaret, Montgomery nr Bay

Allan, Mary A-, Montgomery nr Bay.

Allan* Vivian, at Republican job printing office, r Jefferson cor Bay lane.

Allcond, Mark, porter, with Cumming & Co., r 58 Harris.

Allen, Andrew J., train-hand* 0. R. R., r Purse nr Harris.

Allen, F. G., clerk, with H. T. Minor & Co., r S Broad nr Barnard.

-ALLE N , R ev, GEORGE, insurance agent, librarian Savannah

Library Association, 130| Congress, r 154 S Broad. Allen, George A., of Walker & Allen, r Screven House. Allen, George, Jr., of H. A. Crane & Co., r 154 Broad.

Allen, George W ., crockery and house-furnishing goods, 192 Broughton.

Allen, J. Guerard, machinist, C. R. R , r 154 S Broad.

Allen, John A., train-hand, A. & G. R R., r 27 Berrien. Allen, Thomas, c., carpenter, bet W Broad and Fahm.

Allen, Robert E., cotton factor and commission merchant, 114 Bay.

Alley, George W ., conductor, S. S. & S. R. R., r ' Anderson cor

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Whitaker,

Ambrose, Mrs. Mary M., dry goods, 14 E Broad.

ANSON B. IVES, DBAPEE, TAILOE, AN D SHIBT-MAKEE.

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G. W . PARISH,
190 and 192 St. Ju lian , 189 and 191 B ryan sts.,
gAVANW AH ,' A , .
m anufacturer of all k h d s of
HOWS, T O O T ifo il, ESMOWI,
Farm and Plantation Implements,
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, TRUCKS; AND ALL IRON WORK, RAILINGS, WINDOW GUARDS, BRACES, GIRDERS, BOLTS, ETC.
Sole M an u factu rer for G eorgia an d Sou th C a rolin a o f
COOPER'S RICE CULTIVATORS ; OR, HORSE HOE.
A gent for the sale o f
MONROE PATENT ROTARY HARROW.
J . II. P U T N A M ,

AND DEALER IN
L u m ber, Stair Rails,

ffBW BlEj

BAliinM JpSlW E W C i,

Cor. Harrison and Laurel sts,,
SAVAN N AH , GA.
Always on hand : White Fine, Black Walnut, Mahogany, Cherry, and Poplar Lumber.

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ANDERSON, CLARENCE G., com. mer. and gt. H ope Mutual Life Ins. Co., 138 Bay, f Barnard cor Bull.
Anderson, Clifford W .,pf C. W . Anderson & Co., r 149 Jolies. ANDERSON, . W. & CO. ( C. W. Anderson, C. H. Morel, and
.R. L. Mercer), g e n i com., grain, and provision merchants, Abercorn nr Bay.

Anderson, David, c., laborer, with C. C. Casey, r Roberts nr IV * Broad..

Anderson, Edw., c., carpenter, Broughton lane nr Houston.
ANDERSON, E D W A R D C., Je., banker, com. mer., :and cotton factor, 6 Drayton, r 126 S Broad.
Andrson, E. M., collector, A. & G. R. R., r Abercorn cor Charl ton.

Anderson, George W ., Jr., of J. W. Anderson's Sons &Co., r Perry

t nr BuH.

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Anderson, Gus, c., with Dixon, Johnson &-Co., r E Broad cor Anderson.

Anderson; Isaac S., clerk, C. R. R., r 85 Montgomery. Anderson, James, c., sexton, at Christ Church, r Hall nr Price. Anderson, Jim, c., with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Jefferson cor
McDonough.

Anderson, John H., c., fireman, A. &. G. R, R., r 7 Taylor.
Anderson, John W ., of J. W. Anderson's Sons & Co., r S Broad nr Bull.

Anderson, M:, c., carpenter, with H. G.*Ward, r 9 Berrien. Apderson, Robert, carpenter, Mill nr Eahm.

ANDERSON, ROBT. H., of. J. W. Anderson's Sons & Co., and chief of police, r Harris cor Habersham.

ANDERSON'S SONS, JOHN W: & CO. (R . H., G e o fW ., Jr., and John W. Anderson, ancf A. H. Cole), cotton factors, com. ni.er's, shippers, and agts. Empire Line Steamships to N. Y., 61 and 8 Drayton.

Anderson, William, c., laborer, Jones nr Wilson lane. Andress, Samuel, saloon, 176| Bryan.

Andrews, Horace L., planer, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Broughton cor Price.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., ASSETS, $33 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , ROBERT R. BREN, GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

A. m . ALPEN.

31 LUCIUS D. ALPEN.

A. S, ALDEN & BEO.,

Commission Merchants

AND

D EALERS IN

F R U IT S ,
M M B L IQ U O R S '.
Corner Bryan and Barnard sts.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.

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BUY YOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROB'T R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTH WEST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Andrews, R. J., book-keeper, with F. M. Farley & Co., r Con gress cor Abercorn.
Andus, John D., warehouse clerk, with Tison & Gordon, r York cor Abercorn. \
Anglin; John, saloon, 18 Price. , Anglin, Mary, 18 Price.
Ankrum, Aaron, c., laborer^ Price nr Fahm. Ankrum, John, c., porter, with Wm. Greene, r Bryan nr W
Boundary. Anthony, J. T., shipping clerk, with Lathrop & Co. Apple, George, of Apple & Son, r 180 Broughton. Apple, Morris, of Apple & Son, r 180 Broughton. Apple & Son (George and Morris)* dry goods and clothing, 162|(
Bryan, Archer, Isaac, c., porter, with A. & L. Freidenberg, Fahm nr
Indian. Archer, Janies, carpenter, Orange nr Ann. Arden, Daniel D., foreman machine shop, C. R. R., r. New Hous
ton nr Drayton. ARKW RIGHT,xTHOS., of Thomas Arkwright & Co., proprietor
Sav. Theatre Co., and proprietor Planters Rice Mill, River foot of E Broad, r 81 Barnard. A R K W R IG H T , THOMAS & CO. (T. Arkwright, N. B. Brown, and W. D. R. Millar), propr's White Bluff Branch R. R.} and Branch House, W hite Bluff. Arlow, Robert S., painter,, with John Oliver, r 200 Liberty. Armstrong, Benj. R., brick-mason, Duffy nr Whitaker. Armstrong, Alexander, machinist, C. R. R., r Duffy nr Whitaker. Arnau, John B., fish-dealer, market-house. Arnold, Abram, book-binder; with G. N. Nichols, r Charlton lane # nr Habersham. Arnold, John, clerk, with R. Habersham's Son & Co., r Indian nr W Broad. Arnold, John, laborer, 7 E Broad. ARNOLD, R IC H 'D D., physician, 86 State.
ANSON B. IVES,
DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-M AKER.

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S. W . G L E A S O N ,

t w ' a ! fe a l o M t e ,: .
ENGINEER & MACHINIST,
Nos. 193 and 195 St. Julian st.,
S A V A N N A H , G-A.
Manufacturer of Su p Mills, Sugar Pans, Gin Gear, Shafting, Pulleys, and all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings.
DEALER IN
, Portable and Stationary Steam Engines Cotton Screws,
and Machinery of all kinds.

J. J. B A L E .

D AVII) W ELLS.

Manufacturers and Dealers in
Y ellow Pine Lum ber, WHITE PINE, BLACK WALNUT, AND POPLMT,
Comer of Liberty st. and Thunderbolt road,
SftVAIIIMPH
M ouldings, Ballusters, a n d B rackets o f all kinds on hand and m ade to order.
TURNING OF E V E R Y DESCRIPTION.
Orders for Lumber and Shingles executed with dispatch. Planed Lumber and Flooring always on hand.

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ANSON B. IYES, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-M AKER.

Beasley, Mrs. Mary, wid. of George W ., Bryan nr W Broad.

Beasly, T. H:, supervisor, 2d div. A. & G. R. R.

Beatty, Charles J., of C. J. Beatty & Co,, r 146 State.

BEATTY, C. J. & CO. (Charles J. Beatty and^William G. Lan-

. terman), family grocers and liquors, 37 Whitaker (old, 36).

Beaty, Thomas Q., salesman, with Thomas Pepper, r Price cr

McDonough. _,/

Beaumont, Robert, carpenter, Reynolds nr Bryan.

Becker, Augustus L., carpenter, Bull nr Anderson.

BECKETT, ISAAC, lawyer, register in bankruptcy, and notary

public, Bryan cor Drayton, r 182 Liberty.

BECKMAN, W IL L IA M , family grocer, r 106 Jefferson.

Bee, Barnard E., receiver tax returns, Court-house, r Isle of Hope.

Bee, Prince, c., laborer, W Broad nr Huntingdon.

Beebe, William H. F., train-hand, C. R .R ., Margaret nr W Broad.

Behman, John JL, clerk, with William Fleishman, r 93 Jefferson.

Behn, Philip H., of P. H. Behn & Co., r 56 Barnard.

Behn, P. H. & Co. ,(P. H. Behn and F. J. Spain), cotton and rice

factors arid com. merchants, 142 Bay.

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Behnken, John Y/., carriage-trimmer, 30 S Broad

Behnken, Wm. E., clerk, with C. & S. Ledlie, r 30 S Broad.

Behr, John, clerk, with John H. Ruwe, r E Broad nr Hull.

Behrens, John H., clerk, with J. H. Heitman, r 54 Jefferson.

Behrens, Peter, family grocer, 99 W Broad.



Bell, Charles H., Lieut, o f Police, 27 Jones.

Bell, Clarence H., clerk, with Reppards & Colcord, r Liberty cor

Habersham. .

Bell, Ernest A., clerk, A. & G. R: R., r 50 State.

Bll, Isaac, Jr., com. and exchange, 105 Bay, r Pulaski House.

Bell, James, c., cook, at Marshall House, r 26 Jones.

Bell, Joe,- c., carpenter, with Bragdn & Segur.

Bell, Julius B., clerk, C. R. R., r President nr Drayton.

Bell, S. P., of Beh & Hull, r 117 Jones.

Bell, Samuel P., Jr., conductor, S. S. & S. R. R., x Anderson cor

Whitaker.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., ASSETS, $ 3 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . ROBERT R. BREN* GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

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Orff,W atkins & Co.
WHOLESALE
1 B U Y G0ODI,. ,
127 CONGRESS STREET,
SA V A N N A H , G A.

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RHINE W IN E,
116 (Basement City Hotel Building) Bay st.,

D. J. D E A S.

J. M. JO H NSON.

DEAS & JOHNSON,

Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN M ARK IN G INK,
K E L L I'S BUILDING FOOT OF BULL ST., SavarmaJi, 6 a ,
Liberal Advances made on Cotton and other Produce consigned to us.

BUY YOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBT. R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTH W EST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

BOIT & M cKENZIE (Edward D. and R. A. Boit and William

A; McKenzie), com. mers., 108 Bay.

Bolding, Randolph, c., driver, with W ilson & Blitch, r Mill nr

Eahm.

Bolen, Quash, c,, carpenter, Montgomery nr Gaston. '

Boley, Mitchell,; of M. Boley & Co., r York cor Montgomery.

BOLEY, M. & CO. (Mitchell Boley and Francis X . Bingel) fur

niture dealers, 187 Broughton.

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Bolles, Joseph, clerk, post-office, r 192 State.

Bolton, Jack, c., tinner, with J. J. Maurice.

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Bolton, James, c., engineer, SavQnpah Daily Advertiser, r Chat

ham county.

Bolshaw, Thomas H., of Bolshaw & Silva, r Lincoln cor St. Ju-

lian:

BO LSH A W & SIL YA (Thomas H. Bolshaw and James S. Silva),

crockery and house-furnishing goods, 152 St. Julian, r 149

Bryan., /

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Bond, Joseph B., clerk, 37 Charlton.

Bond, Mrs. Mary C., wid. of T. P., 92 State.

Bond, T. P., chief clerk N. Y. Steamships, 100 Bay, r 68 St. Ju

lian.

BdNHAN, W ILLIA M , family grocer, Huntingdon nr Price.

BONNEY, ELIAS, ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, 136

Broughton.

Booken, Charles, family grocer, Joachim cor Fahm.

Boone, William R., tinsmith, with J. A. Douglass, r Perry nr

Houston.

Bootz, Philip, carpenter, with Pulaski House, r same.

Borchert, Alice, 186 Bryan.

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Borchert, Bachman, baker, with Mrs. Borchert, r 186 Bryan.

Borchert, John, 186 BryahBorchert, Mrs. Louisa M., bread and biscuit baker, 186 Bryan.

BORDLEY, W IL L IA M H., asst, clerk of marketer 106 Barnard.

Borger, Alfred H., clerk, with H. W . Berger, r Arnold cor S

Broad.

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tdie^a iyeie t. insr
Choice Family Groceries
i ^ w @ m m 9 'w m rn B z e m \b 9j
Fruits, Jellies, & Pickles,
TOBACCO, CIGAliS, ETC.,
Cor, Broughton and Whitaker sis., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

HENRY T. BRAGDON.

E D W . L. SEGUR.

Cor. Congress and Drayton Sts.*
Jobbing and Bepairing prom ptly and neatly executed.
DALEY & BAY,

And Manufacturers of Plain Tinware, Tin Roofing, Gutters, Leaders, etc.,

Jefferson st, near Congress, SAVANNAH, GA.

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEN D ED TO.

Every description o f House-keeping Tinware. The country trade sup

plied on reasonable terms. Country store-keepers are invited to examine our

stock, which we guarantee as cheap as New. Y ork or any o f the Northern

manufacturers.

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Broderick, Edmund, switch-tender, S. & C. R R , r Stewart nr W ilson..

Broderick, Michael,, stone-cutter, with R D. Walker. & Co., r Henry nr Jefferson.

Broom, Augustus, baker, Marshall House, r Montgomery nr Broughton.

Brooks, Jordan F., book-keeper, with Palmer & Deppish, r 89 Montgomery.

Brown, Adam, c., laborer, Arnold nr President

Brown, Adam, c,, driver for McGowen & Grant, r Hall nr Mont gomery.

Brown, Albert, c., porter, with Meinhard Bros. & Co., r E Bound ary nr Broughton.

Brown, Charles, c., carpenter, Reynolds nr Jackson. Brown, Charles, 23 President.

Brown, C. H., 164 Jones.

Brown, Chisholm, c., porter, with Goodman k Myers.

Brown, Clement, c., laborer, Charlton lane nr Price.

Brown, Daniel, porter, with Goodman & Myers, r 195 Wayne.

Browif, Edward, c., porter, with Guckenheimer & Selig, r 15 Ber

rien.

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Brown, Edmund W., machinist, C. R R , r 88 Montgomery.

BroWn, E., clothing, Congress Cor Jefferson, r 14 President.

Brown, Elias, clothing, 17 Jefferson, r President nr W Broad.

Brown, E. M., of Reed & Brown,, r Americus.

Brown, Fred., c., hostler, with M. A. Dehoney, r 100 Bryan.

Brown., Frank O., brick-moulder, with John McDonough, r Thun derbolt road.

Brown, F. P., operator, W. U. Telegraph Co., r 70 S Broad. Brown, George, clerk, with J. F. Brown, r 182 State.

Brpwn, George W ., clerk, with J. A. Brown & Co., r State nr Jef ferson.

Brbwn, Henry, c., butcher, stall 29, market, r 104 Montgomery. Brown, Henry, c., laborer, Indian nr Fahm.

Brown, Isaac, c., laborer, Broad nr Arnold.

ANSON- B. IVES, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-MAKER.

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C H RISTO PH E R G R A Y, New York. JAS. A. G R A Y , Augusta.

P. H, O 'B R IE N , Savannah. B. F i M cK E N N A . *

GRAY, O'BRIEN & CO,

Importers and Wholesale-a id Retail Dealers In

No. 147 Broughton st., Savannah, 6a.

and Builder,

Stores and Offices Fitted up with Neatness and Dispatch.

DRAYTON ST.,

Bet. Broughton and State sts,

wim

JOHN II. GARDNER.

A. C. KNAPP.

JOHN H. GARDNER & CO,

128 Bay street, Savannah, Ga.
Orders for Yellow Pine Lumber and Consignments of Bay, Grain, and Merchandise solicited.]
Agents for Union Line, N ew Y ork Packets; Merchants' Line Boston Packets. " " Lawrenceville Rosedale Cement Co.; Cobb's Rockland Lime. " " Fire Brick-- American, English and Scotch.

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ANSON B. IVES,, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-M AKER.

Brown, Jackson, o., laborer, E Boundary nr S Broad.

Brown, Jake, c., carpenter, with M. C. Murphy.

Brown, James, 57 Montgomery.

Brown, James, c., wheelwright, with Ferriby & Sears, r Roberts

nr W Broad.

Brown, James, moulder, with McDonough & Ballantynb, r Perry

nr Price.

Brown, James, planter, Gwinnett nr Burroughs.

Brown, JamesA., of J. A. Brown & Co., r Newport, R. L

BROW N, J. A. & CO. (James A. Brown and Owen Smith), whole

sale grpcers and fruits, 101 Bay.

BROW Nj JAMES P., wholesale grocer, liquors, fruit, etc., 87 Bay

r *70 S Broad.

Browne, James II., painter and grainer, with J. G. Butler & Co.,

j^v*r .Prendergast nr W Broad.

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Brown, John', c., laborer, Mill nr Pahm.

Brown, John J-, with Adams & Bro., r 66 Bay.

Brown, 1Joseph A., clerk, C. R. R., r Indian lane nr W Broad.

Brown, Mys., boarding-house, 27 Bay. ,

BROW N, M ORRIS, clothing, 148 Bryan, r 214 President.

BROW N, NATHAN B., general superintendent, W hite. Bluff R.

y A j r 154-Gaston.

Brown, Nellie M., Jones nr Purse.

Brown, Peter, butcher, market-house, r W Broad cor Indian.

Brown, Peter, c., cook, Hall nr Jefferson.

Brown, Peter C., constable, with W. D. Oliveira, r Bay bet Price

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Brown, Richard, c., laborer, Indian lane nr Fahm.

Brown,' Richard, c., laborer, cor E Broad and S Broad lane.

Brown, Richard C., clerk, with.D. Hogan, r Jones nr Purse.

Brown, Richmond, c., cooper, with C. H. Hernandez & Co., r Fahm

nr William.

Brown, Robert, painter, Jones nr Purse.

Brown, Robert, c., laborer, Reynolds nr S Broad.

Brown, Robert E., baggage-master, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

IA kS U R E Y O U R L IF E IN T H E CONNECTICUT M U T U A L L IF E IN S . COMPANY, ASSETS $ 3 8 ,0 00 ,0 00 , ROBERT R. BREN, GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

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Opposite and in rear of Post-office,

l f l l & C tau

J. I . HEIDERSOI, Proprietor.

This well-known first-class Saloon still stands unrivalled in the quality o f Liquors dispensed to its patrons; its reputation is already too well estab lished for good Liquors to require a detailed account o f all the good things to be found here to cheer the inner man. Drop in and satisfy yourself--you that have never visited the " Shades."

Manufacturer and Bottler of
Excelsiorand Mineral Waters,
PORTER, ALE, SYRUPS, CORDIALS, BITTERS, ETC,
AG EN T FOR
M u I . Beta's XX FMlaielfMa Ale, No. 15 HOUSTON ST, SAVANNAH, GA,
JACOB WARD,
41 Houston street, Savannah, Ga,

Is prepared to make specifications, and contract for public and private buildings o f every description.
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ANSON B. IVES, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-M AKER.

Collins, Edward, fe, porter, with Blair & Bickford, r Stewart. Collins, Henry, artist, 161 Congress.

Collins, James, cooper, Hull nr E Boundary.

Collins, Janies, plumber, with W . A. Thomas, r Wilson nr Berrien.

Collins, James, watchman, at Reppard's mill, Koberts nr W Broad.

COLLINS, JO SE PH P ., crockery, glass, and house-furnishing goods, 149 Broughton, r Lincoln nr Gordon.

Collins, Joe, c., with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Thunderbolt road.

Collet, George, laborer, with John McDonough & Sons.

Collett, George W., planer, at M cDonough's mill, r Huntingdon

nr Montgomery.

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Collins, L. R., steward, Marshall House, r same.

Conners, Patrick, keeper of old cemetery, r 57 Broughton.

Collins, Rivers B., boiler-maker, C. R. R., r Lincoln nr Gordon.

Collins, Wade, c., butcher, stall 21, small-meat market, r Bryan cor Ann.

Colquitt, A. H., of Colquitt & Baggs, r Baker county.

Colquitt, H. H., of Colquitt & Baggs, r 107 Congress.

COLQUITT & BAGGS (A. H. Colquitt, James Baggs, and H. H.

Colquitt, cotton factors and commission merchants, 70 Bay. Colson, Theophilus L., wagoner, 211 McDonough.

Colson, Robert M., laborer, C. R R., r Robert nr Wilson.

Colvin, Edward J., c., clerk, with C. H. Hernandez, c , r 12 Taylor.

Colyer, Atticus, c., night inspector customs, Whitaker nr Charlton lane.

Comer, Hugh M., of Bates & Comer, r 173 S Broad.

Comer, H. M., of Bates & Comer, r 173 S Broad.

Compos, Joseph E., carpenter, 38 Houston.

Condon, William, policeman, 23 Congress.

Connall, John, carpenter, with G. Butler, r Harris nr W Broad.

Connell, John, port-warden and notary public, Exchange build ing, r 74 Liberty,

Connally, John, laborer, Stewart nr W Broad.

Connell, Philip, clerk, Ann cor St. Gaul.

Connell, Robert, with central hydraulic cotton-press r 424 E

Broad.

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AND
J p z M ILE ,,
B A Y A M A H j GA
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS,
Mouldings, Brackets, Ballusters,
Newell-Posts, Hand-Railing, Columns, and Scroll Work,
Q F E V E R Y D ESCR IPTIO N .

BUY YOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBERT R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTHWEST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Davis, James B., train-hand, C. R. R , r Roberts nr W Broad.

Davis, John, moulder, with McDonough & Ballantyne, r E Bound

ary cor Perry.

Davis, John, c., porter, with Lovell & Lattimore, r 116 W Broad.

Davis, John G., of Davis & Scott, r 12 W Broad.

Davis, Joseph CX, clerk, 46 Lincoln.

Davis, Lucy, c., mattress-maker, 102 Montgomery.

Davis, Patrick, laborer, 25 McDonough.

Davis, R. Emory, policeman, 198 Broughton.

Davis, Thomas A., telegraph-operator, A. & Gr. R. R, r 213 Perry.

Davis, Wm. H., clerk, C. R. R , r 53 W Broad.

Davis, W m. L., Orange nr St. Gaul.

DAVIS & SCOTT (John G. Davis and Wm. H. Scott), butchers, 24 market-house.

Dawson, Francis J., book-keeper, with H. L. Schriener, r 50 State.

Dawson, Henry, c., ice-cream saloon, Fahm nr Harrison.

Dawson, John P., carpenter, with John J. Fitzpatrick, r S Broad nr Habersham.

Dawson, Wm. C., moulder, with O. H. L u f burrow, r Broughton nr Reynolds.

Dawson, Mrs. W . C., Duffy nr Whitaker.

Day, Alonzo J., 11 Houston.

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Day, Alonzo M., book-keeper, at Planter's rice-mill, r 11 Houston.

Day, Daniel, shoe-maker, with J. G. W. Edwards, r W Broad cor Indian.

Day, J. L ., chief engineer, steamer Carrie.

Day, T. G., second engineer, steamer Carrie.

Days, Paul, dealer in fish, oysters, etc, stall 4 market, and 176| Bay lane.

DEACEY, PA T R IC K H., family grocer and saloon, 17 and 17|

Bay and 19 Williamson, r Montgomery cor Williamson.

Deal, Joseph, bricklayer, 196 Bryan.

DeAntignac, Auvergne, planter, 61 Montgomery.

Dearing, George C., clerk, A. & G. R. R., r 32 Jones.,

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Deas, David J., of Deas & Johnson, r New bet W Broad and Fahm.

ANSON B. IVES, D RAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-M AKER.

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BUT TOUB RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBERT R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTHWEST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Emmerson, J. C., laborer, with R. B. Reppard.

Engberth, Joseph A., telegraph-operator, C. R. R., r 105 Barnard.

ENDRES, LEW IS, constable, Bryan nr Eahm.

Ennis, Thomas, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 53 E Broad.

Enright, James B., book-binder, with J. H. Estill, r Bryan nr

Whitaker.

Ensinger, Charles M., carpenter, C. R. R., r Tatnall nr Liberty.

Ensinger, Charles,, upholsterer, C. R. R., r 9 Tatnall.

EPPIN G , CARL, of Carl Epping & Co., vice-consul for the Neth

erlands, 138 Bay, r Darien, Ga.
EPPIN G , CARL & CO. (CL Epping, H. C. Wayne, and G. W i-

arda), commission merchants, and shipping and insurance

agents, 136 Bay. Epstein, John B., driver, with James Ray, r Joachim hr Fahm.

Epstein, Moses, clerk, with Einstein & Epkman; rM on tgom ery

cor Bryan.

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Epstein, Jacob,, family/grocer, 202 Bryan.

EPSTEIN, I. &BRO. (Isaac and. Simon Epstein), drygoods, Cloth

ing,, etc., 26 Whitaker cor Broughtoh.

Epstein, Isaac, of I. Epstein & B ro., r 78| Taylor.

Epstein, Simon, of I. Epstein & Bro., 78| Taylor.

Epstein, Sigmond, clerk, with Lilienthal & Kohn, r 5 Tatnall

Ernest, George, cabinet-maker, with Thomas Henderson, r Bar nard cor York.
Erwin, Hugh, c., porter, with Orff, Watkins & Co., r Lumber nr Joachim.

Erwin, John H.j c., laborer, Charlton lane nr Price.

Erwin, Robert, steamboat agent and commission merchant, 98 Bay, r Jones cor Bull.

Erwin, Robert, c., carpenter, Pine cor St. Gaul. Erwin, Wm. L., c., upholsterer, with Lathrop & Co., Charlton lane

nr Price.

Estabrook, Alfred S., clerk, with C. L. Gilbert & Co.

Esdorn, Mrs. Harriet A., family grocer, Fahm nr Indian.

Esdorn, Henry D., baker, with Mrs. L. M. Borchert, r Fahm nr Indian.

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Estes, Chelsea L., contractor, Girard House.

Estees, Elliot, clerk, with Einstein & Eckman, r 195 York.

ESTIL L, J. H., proprietor daily, tri-weekly, and weekly N ews, job

printer, lithographer, book-binder, and agent of the associ-

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ated press, 111 Bay, r 11 Broughton.

Estill, William, 11 Broughton.

ESTILL, W ILL IA M , JR., books, stationery, and news-dealer, 6

Bull, r 11 Broughton.

EUROPEAN HOUSE, 118 and 120 Bryan, Daniel McConnell,

proprietor.

Evans, music-teacher, 109 W Broad.

Evans, Rev. James E., pastor of Trinity Methodist church, r 58

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Barnard.

Evans, John, ticket-agent, A. & G. R. R., r 63 Harris.

Evans, John, policeman, State cor Houston.

EVANS, W ILL IA M , plumber and gas-fitter, 157 Broughton, r 41

Drayton.

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Evans, Wm. R., printer^ at M ornng N ews, r 202 Liberty.

Everitt, Hardy G., of Mfagill & Everitt, r 68 Gordon.

Everet, Richard, clerk, with A. S. Alden & Co., r Harris bet Hab

ersham and Price.

Evertsen, E. C., of S. V. Stiles & Co., r 108 Liberty.

Eves, Harmon, c., laborer, Jackson cor Anderson.

Exley, Fletcher A., clerk, with Wilson & Gibson, r 182 York.

Exley, Marcus, clerk, with A. & L. Eriedenberg, r York nr Jeffer

son.



EXPRESS COMPANY, SOUTHERN, 107 Bay, Edmund P. Tu-

nison, agent.

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Faass, Otto, family grocer, S Broad cor Anderson.

Fabian, James, with W- B. Adams, r Margaret nr W Broad.

Falvey, Dennis, cabinet-maker, 44 State.

Fahey, John, engineer, A. & G. R. R., r President nr E Boundary.

Fahy, John,,shoe-maker, with Thomas Roche, r 45 Congress.

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Ferrill, Boberton W., clerk, with B. B. Ferrill & Co., r 201 Perry.

Ferrill, Wm. B., clerk, with D. P. Doughty, r 140 Harrison.

Ferris, Miles, fireman, .C. B. R., r Stewart nr W Broad.

Ferst, Moses, of M. Ferst & C o ./r 106 Macon.

FEBST, M. & CO. (Moses Ferst and Pauline Strauss), wholesale

grocers, liquors, and tobacco, 145 and 147 Bay.

Festenburg, Louis, engineer, C. C. B., r Huntingdon cor W Broad.

Fetzer, Bobert C., painter, with A. -Kent, r St. Gaul nr Zubly.

Feuger, John A., chief clerk, central hydraulic cotton-press, r 55

W Broad.

Fields, Henry, c., family grocer, E Boundary cor S Broad.

Fields, James, c., cotton-sampler, Mill lane nr Lumber.

Field, Peter, c., porter, with H. & J. Weed, r S Broad lane nr

Montgomery.

Fife, George C., clerk, with So. Express Co., r 182 State.

Finch, George, c., laborer, with city, r Sims lane nr Berrien.

Finegan, James B., clerk, with J. Finegan & Co., r 132 Taylor.

Finegan, Joseph, of Joseph Finegan & Co., r 132 Taylor.

FINEGAN, JOSEPH & CO. (Jos. Finegan and Jas. B. Parra-

mour), cotton factors and commission merchants, 94 Bay.

Finegan, Mrs. Mary, wid. of Daniel, 42 Houston.

Finklea, George E. overseer.

Finn, Patrick, clerk, with S. F. Kline, r W Broad cor Burroughs.

Finney, Peter B., clerk, at telegraph office, r 28 Lincoln.

Fish, John D., physician, 189 Broughton.

Fisher, Mrs. Mary, wid. of Fred., 75 Montgomery.

Fisher, Thomas H., carpenter, A..& G. B. B., r Arnold nr Liberty.

Fisher, Thomas W., machinist, A. & G. B. B., r Arnold nr Liberty.

Fisher, Wm. B., fireman, C. B. B.y r Walnut`nr Harrison.

Fisk, J. Milton, clerk, with A. Decker, r Wayne cor W Broad. "

Fitzgerald, Daniel, reporter, for Savannah Daily Advertiser, r 44

Lincoln.

Fitzgerald, David, 44 Lincoln.

Fitzgerald, David, jr., engineer, 44 Lincoln.

Fitzgerald, Edward, seaman, 16J E Broad.

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Fitzgerald, James, painter, with Murphy & Clark.

Fitzgerald,. James E., porter, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r

Hull nr Habersham.

Fitzgerald, John, laborer, 82 Price.

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Fitzpatrick, John J., carpenter, Bay lane nr Whitaker, r 30 E

Broad.

Fitzgerald, John T., pilot, 44 Lincoln.

Fitzgerald, Mary A., 180 Bryan.

Fitzgerald, Michael, confectioner, 180 Bryan.

Fitzgerald, Thomas, engineer, 68 Congress.

Fitzhenry, Thomas, laborer, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r

Broughton cor Reynolds.

Fitzpatrick, Peter, laborer, C. ft. R., r Indian lane nr Fahm.

Flaherty, Edmund, family grocer, 42 Price.

Flaherty, Thomas, moulder, with McDonough & Ballantyne, r

Charlton nr Barnard.

Flaherty, Thomas, laborer, .35 St. Julian.

Flake, William, laborer, C. R. R., r Walker nr Wilson.

Flanders, Charles E , c., laborer, 26 Hull.

Flanigan, James, porter, at Pulaski House.

Flanigan, James, laborer, E Boundary nr President.

Flanigan, John, fireman, A. & G. R. R.

Flanigan, Patrick, laborer, C. R. R., r Berrien cor Wilson lane.

Flannery, John, of L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r 64 State.

Flannery, Joseph, clerk, with L, J. Guilmartin & Co., r 64 State.

Flarhty, John, Perry cor Shell road.

Flatley, Andrew, hay-weigher and family grocer, Ann cor Joachim.

Fleashman, William, clerk, with L. W. Wortsman, Ogeechee road

cor Anderson, '

Fleck, Jacob, bar-keeper, Planter's Hotel.

Fleetwood, Geo. S., clerk, with Brigham, Holst & Co., r 38 Hab

ersham.

Fleetwood, James M., pilot, 40 Habersham.

Fleetwood, Thomas M., pilot, 38 Habersham.

Fleetwood, William H., pilot, 42 Habersham.

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Fleishmann, Win., family grocer, 93 Jefferson, r nr Laurel grove.

Fleming, John, engineer, A. & G. R. R., r 1 S Broad.

Fleming, Michael, policeman, Margaret nr W Broad.

Fleming, T. M., conductor, A. & G. R. R.

Fleming, William, tinner, with 0. Hopkins.

FLEMING, W IL L IA M B., lawyer, 1511 Bay, r 144 Taylor.

Fletcher, Robert, painter, with A. B. Kent, r St. Gaul nr Harris.

Flood* Thomas, painter, with John Oliver, r Bryan nr W Broad.

Florida House, Broughton nr Drayton, Mrs. R. A. Coolidge, pro

prietress.

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Floyd, B. G., policeman, Lincoln cor Jones.

Floyd, C., fireman, A. & G. R. R.

Floyd, Edward M., train-hand, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad.

Floyd, George, c., carpenter, upper rice mill, r Montgomery nr

Jefferson.

Flood, Thomas, train-hand, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad.

Floyd, Thomas B., clerk, with J. F. & M. Hamilton, r 96 S Broad.

Floyd, William A., shoe-maker, William nr W Broad.

Flynn, John, boiler-maker, C. R. R., r 97 W Broad.

Flynn, Joseph, cigar-maker, with H. G. Ruwe, r 176 St.. Julian.

Flynn, William, carpenter, with T. Wakefield, r Berrien nr Purse.

Flynn Wm. J., family grocer; Indian nr W Broad.

Fogarty, William, laborer, 6 State.

Fogarty, Richard, wagoner, Gaston nr W Broad.

Fontan, Francis, engineer, at Gas-house, r 12 E Broad.

Fontaii, George, moulder, with, McDonough & Bro., r 12 E Broad.

Footman, J. C., of R. H. Footman & Co., r 24 Liberty.

Footman, R. H., of R. H. Footman & Co., r 66 Gaston.

FOOTMAN, R. H. & CO. (R. H. and J. C. Footman), insurance

agents, 118 Bay. ,

Foley, Frank O., clerk, 141 Broughton.

Foley, Mrs; Honoria, 141 Broughton.

Foley, James, sergeant of police, Broughton cor E Boundary.

Foley, James S., TJ. S. inspector of customs, 5 Broughton.

Foley, John, 37 York.

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Foley, Kate, 141 Broughton. Foley, Mrs. Mary, family grocer, Broughton cor E Boundary. Foley, Michael F., book-keeper, with J. A. .Roberts & Co., r 52
Harris. Foley, Sarah E., wid. of James B ,,'38 Lincoln. Folker, Albert, pilot, 40 Broughton. Folker, Edward F., clerk, with Wm. M. Bird & Co., r Hull nr Bar
nard. Folliard, William, plumber, with Charles W . Wakefield, r Price
cor Bay lane. Folsom, Ashley K., butcher, stalls 6 and 8, small-meat market, r
Chatham county. Ford, Gordon J., pressman, Advertiser office, r 47 Congress. Ford, John, engineer, C. R. R., r Tatnall nr Huntingdon. Ford, John H., 70 St. Julian! FORD, M ARTIN J., lawyer, 114 Bryan, r 70 St. Julian. Ford, Patrick, stone-cutter, with R. D. Walker & Co., r Ann nr
Zubly. Ford, Thomas E., 12 Jones. Forehand, Freeman, laborer, C. R. R., r Purse nr Berrien. . Forehand, John, engineer, C. R. R., r Tatnall nr Huntingdon. Forehand, John, painter, C. R. R., r Charlton nr W Broad. Forehand, John A., painter, r Charlton nr W Broad. Forehand, Thomas, fireman, C. R. R., r Tatnall nr Huntingdon. Forehand, Wm. H., fireman, C. R. R., r Purse nr Berrian. Fountain, William, driver,;with J. Feely, r 138 Bryan. Fountain, William S., driver, with J. Feely, r 5 Montgomery. Fountain, James D., baker, with A. Borchert, r Duffy nr Mont
gomery. Fountan, John A., watchman,; at Empire line of steamers. Fowke, G. Ford, of Fowke & Haitiwanger, r Jones bet Drayton
and Bull. Fowke & Haltiwanger (G. Ford Fowke and J. R. Haltiwanger),
druggists, Abercorn nr Jones. Fowler, sMrs. Anna, dry-goods, 3 Broughton.
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Fowler, Lawrenoe, clerk, with M. Ferst & Go.

Fowler, Thomas, blacksmith, with D. O'Connors, Bryan nr W Broad.

Fowler, William, dry-goods, Broughton cor E Broad, j

Fox, Frank J., constable, with Justice S. Elsinger, r Margaret nr W Broad.

Fox, J., constable, to Justice S. Elsinger, r Margaret nr W Broad.

Fox, John, carpenter, A, & G. R. R.

Fox, Mrs. Sarah, wid. of William, 25 Jones.

Franc, Andrew, cigar-maker, with Blun, Spiegel & Co., Charlton nr W Broad.

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Francis, James, carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r 16 Berrien.

Frazer, James R., engineer, C. R. R., r Gaston nr Tatnall.

Francis, Geo.' W jc ., barber, E Boundary nr S Broad.

Francis, Wm. B., painter, at C. R. R., r 189 Wayne.

Frank, Isaac M., of S. M. Lederer & Co., r 167 Jones.

Frankenstein, Harry, clerk, with Yoel Joel, r Hull nr Barnard.

Franklin, Abraham J., brick-layer, 82 W Broad.

Franklin, A. J., machinist, with J. W. Tynan, r W Broad cor Harris.

Franklin, Benjamin, tailor, with A .B . Ives, r 82 W Broad;

Frazer, George, fireman, 0. R. R., r 55 Charlton.

Frasier, Nelson, engineer, with S. G. Haynes & Bro.

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Frask, Selah B., clerk, with A. & L. Freidenberg, r 21 Barnard.

Fredericks, Charles, watchman, A. & G. R. R., r Hull nr E Broad.

Frederick, Martin, capt. of J. W. Lynn, r Fahm nr Zubly.

Freea, Mary A., Liberty nr Habersham.

Freeborn, James T., clerk, 72 State.

Freeborn, Mrs. Margaret, boarding-house, 72 State.

Freeborn, Mary Jane, school-teacher, 72 State.

FREEDMAN'S SAYINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, 110 Bryan nr Drayton, T. W . Brinckerhoff, cashier.

Freeland, Geo. P., book-keeper, with Groover, Stubbs & Co., 106 S; Broad.

Freeman, Albert, supt. livery stables of Henderson & Whelon, r

Ann nr Zubly.

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FREEMAN, C. P., dep. U. S. marshal, So. Dist. Ga., Broughton

cor Barnard.

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Freeman, George C., of Champion & Freeman, and secretary o f

chamber of commerce, r 76 Jones.

Freeman, Jacob, tinner, with Daley & Ray, r Margaret nr W

Broad.

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Freeman, William, blacksmith, A. & G. R. R.

Freidenberg, Abraham, of A. & L. Freidenberg, r 158 State.

FREIDENBERG, A. & L. (Abraham and Leopoldt Freiden

berg), wholesale and retail grocers, 21 and 23 Barnard.

Freidenberg, Leopoldt, of A. & L. Freidenberg, r 158 State.

Freidenberg, with A. & L. Freidenberg, r 158 State.

Freidenberg, Sigmund, of A. & L. Freidenberg, r 158 State.

Fretwell, John W ,, clerk, with R. A. Wallace, r 74 State.

Frewin, John, painter, with J. G. Butler & Co., r 19| Gordon.

Frickey, William, carpenter, with Charles Yan Horn, r 181 Taylor.

Fried, Louis, dry-goods, 160 Broughton, r 158 State. :

Friend, Wm. J., fireman, C. R. R., r Wilson nr Walker.

Frierson, George, clerk, with DeW itt & Morgan, r 78 Liberty.

Frierson, Norton, book-keeper, with Reppards & Collard, r 78

Liberty.

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Fripp, Milton J-, clerk, C. R, R., r 86 Jones.

Frizall, Richard J., laborer, 15 E Broad.

Frost, John, Indian lane nr W Broad.

Frost, Henry W .r of Gourdins, Y oung & Frost, r Charleston, S; C.

Frewin, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of William, 19| Gordon.

Fry, N. E., supervisor 4th division, A. & G. R. R.

Fryer, Sarah A., wid. of David, Margaret nr Fahm.

Fry, W alter A., book-keeper, with A. Barnett & Co., r 62 Mont

gomery.

Fugel, Mrs. Jennie A., wid. of Wm. H., ,61 Harris.

Fulgham, Joseph A., carpenter, with J. J. Dale & Co., Lincoln nr

Harris.

Fullarton, Allen, of Wilder & Fullarton, r Pulaski House.

Fulton, Charles, engineer, A. & G. R. R., r 47 Jones.

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Fulton, Joseph. A., clerk, Q. R. R., r Gaston nr Tatnall. Fulton, Joseph E., clerk, C. R. R ,, r Jones nr Price. Funk, Michael, of Funk & Reilly, r 54 Jefferson. FU N K & R E IL L Y (Michael Funk and Michael G. Riley), tailors,
140| St. Julian. Furlong, Peter, laborer, C. R. R., r Harrison nr Poplar. Furlong, Richard, laborer, Charlton nr W Broad. Furlong, ' W m. J., laborer, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r 38 Tat-
v. nail. Furns, Wm. H., overseer, S., S., & S. R. R., r Margaret nr Fahm.
G Gaden, Geo,., supt. drayman, with J. J. Dale & Co., r Charlton cor
Drayton. Gadsden, Thomas, book-keeper, C. R. R., r 108 Taylor. Gadsden, Thomas, jr., cash book-keeper, Merchants' Nat. Bank,
and notary public, r 108 Taylor. Gafney, James, laborer, 1 S Broad. Gage, Charles O., of Haywood, Gage & Co., r Boston, Mass. Gaillard, Robert Gourdin, clerk, with Gourdins, Young & Frost,
r 111 Jones. Gainey, Wm. H.^c.,-cotton-sampler, Pine nr St. Gaul., Gains, Benj., c., laborer, with John M cDonough &*Sons, r Thun-
: derbolt road nr A. & G. R. R. G A LIN A, ANTHONY, boarding and lodging, 60 Bryan. Gallagher, Matthew, St. Gaul nr Harrison. Gallagher, delivery clerk, A. & G. R. R. Gallagher, Harry, druggist, Liberty cor Abereorn. G ALLAU DET, JAMES, 98 Bay, r Jones cor Bull. Galley, Joseph, painter, 21 Harris. Galliger, Matt., blacksmith, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad. Galloglay, James, policeman, Charlton cor E Broad. Galpin, Geo. H., wheelwright, W Broad nr William, r 49 W
Broad. Gamble, Abe, c., carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur.
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Gammell, John, of p u n ter & Gammell, r 164 Harris. ' Gammell, -Wm. A., of Hunter & Gammell, r 164 Harris. Gammett, August, cabinet-maker, 53 Congress. Gammon, Benj., carpenter, 48 State. ;Gammon, John A., clerk, with W . B. Adams, r 48 State. ;Gannon, John, laborer, Reynolds nr Broughton. Gannon, Michael J., asst, money-clerk, So. Express Co., r Florida
J House. Gantt, Lawrence T., printer, at M orning N ews, r 198 Little Jones. Gardner, Charles, 0., driver, with S. P. Goodwin, r H untingdon nr
Jefferson. Gardner, Daniel, c., laborer, Reynolds nr President. Garden,1F. `A., book-keeper, 62 Bay, r 57 Gordon. Gardner, George, c., butcher, Hall nr Jefferson. Gardner, John, c., carpenter, with G. Butler, r 192 Taylor. Gardner, John H., of John H. Gardner & Co., r 115 Jones. GARDNER, JOHN H. & CO. (John H. Gardner and A. C.
Knapp), shipping and com. merchants, 128 Bay. Gardner, Lewis, Indian nr W Broad. Gardner, Robert, c., train-hand, A. & G. R. R., r Huntingdon nr
Montgomery. GARDN ER, SOLOMON, butcher, stalls 18 and 21 market, r 194
Bryan. Gareghan, John, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r Shell road nr Reynolds. Garey, John A-, clerk, with Freedman's Savings and Trust Co., r
Liberty nr Pine. G ARFU N KEL, BENJAM IN M., ladies' furnishing goods, 168
Broughton. G ARM AN Y, J. K., commission merchant, 106 Bay, r 120 Aber-
corn.
Garmany, Geo. W ., 146 Bay, r Harris nr Bull.
Garnett, J. G ., of Lawton, Hart & Co., r St. Julian nr Haber sham.
Garrado, Lawrence, c., painter, 5 Jones. Garrard, Wm. U., of Tompkins & Garrard, lawyers, r 7 Drayton.
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Garrett, Lewis, e., driver, with S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Mill nr W Broad.
Garrett, Thomas, c., W ilson cor Berrien. Garretty, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of William, 30 E Broad, Garretty, Michael, laborer, 0 . R. R. Gariy, Bryan, laborer, Mill nr Fahm.
Gartelmann, Diedrich, clerk, with Henry Kuck, r 116 Jefferson. Gary, David, c., steward on str. South America, r 116 Jefferson.' Gary, James, cabinet-maker, with Thomas Henderson, r Ander
son nr Barnard. Gary, James, c., wagoner, New nr Fahm.
G A S -L IG H T COMPANY (Savannah), 1, Bay, J. F. Gilmer, pres ident.
G AS-LIG ;H T COM PANY (Savannah Im proved), 1 Bull, DeJW ; Bruyn, president.
GASSMAN, CHARLES, merchant tailor, 28 Whitaker, r 6 M ont gomery.
Gates, Henry A., painter, Orange nr Ann.
GAUDRY, JAMES E., cashier of the Southern Bank of the State of Georgia.
Gaudry, Julius B., freight-clerk, with W ilder & Fullarton, r 119 Perry. s
Gauvey, Frank, book-binder, with G. N. Nichols, r Bay lane nr Habersham.
Gavan, William S., book-binder, with G. N. Nichols, r 174 S Broad. Gay, Clotaire S., carpenter, 33 Tatnall. Gay, Julius, c., laborer, C. R. R., r Stewart nr Wilson. Gay, Michael, canal lock-keeper, 101 \ Montgomery. Gayan, Jean Pierre, bar-keeper, Pulaski House. Gayle, John P., engineer, A. & G. R. R., r 34 Jones. Gazan, Levi J., tobacconist, 127| Bay, r Bull cor Bay. Gazan, Nathan, of Gazan & Bro., r 160| Taylor. Gazan, Simon, of Gazan & Bro., r Bay cor Bull. Gazan & Bro. (Simon and Nathan Gazan), clothing, Bay cor Bull. Gearon, James, painter, A. & G. R. R.

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Gearon, T. E., messenger, A. &. G. R. E. Geary, Mrs. Jane, wid. of Michael, 9 W Broad. GEARY, PATRICK , family grocer, 9 W Broad. Geffckin, James H., painter, 52 Montgomery. Geffken, Eldred, carpenter, A. & G. R. R-, r 17 Jones,

ilphp George, of Spencer & Gehe, r 1 Bull.

Geibelhouse, Philip, agent, baker, 185 Charlton, r 89 Jefferson.

Geiger George, shoe-maker, Bryan nr Ann.

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G E IL ,N . & CO. (Nicholas Geil and Andrew G oebel), wine deal

ers and importers, 139 Bay.
Geil, Nicholas, of N. Geil & Co., r Cnyler road.
Gelston J. W ., policeman, 56 Jefferson. Gemeenden,' George A:, clerk, with C a r l E pping& Co., r Bryan cor

Gemeendon^Georg Ch., proprietor Planters' Hotel, Barnard cor

Gemeenden^Henry, clerk, with H . L. Schreiner, r Orange nr St. .

Gentry Frank P | printer, Mobkino News, r Walnut nr Harrison. Gentry' Eobert L., traveling agent, M okniho News, r Walnut nr

Harrison.

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George, Wm. W ., derk, C. B. B., r Barnard nr Hulk

Gerber, August, cigar-manufacturer, Berrien nr W Broad.

Gerrel, Henry, fireman, C. B E . , r 35 Jefferson.

Germaine, J. P ., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r Perry cor Bull. Gerry, James, cabinet-maker, with Thos. Henderson, r Anderson

nr Barnard.

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Gerst, Samuel, barber, with C. Cutine, r Jefferson cor Harris.

Gest, Nathan, wagoner, 187 Harris. Gibbes, Allen S., of Gibbes & Barnwell, r 127 Gordon.
Gibbes, Mrs. Emma R., boarding-house, 156 State. Gibbes, James, boot and shoe-maker, 200 Liberty.

GIBBES & B A R N W E L L (Allen S. Gibbes and Arthur Barn

well), com. merchants, 100 Bay. Gibbs, Leonard Y., of Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., r 91 Jones.

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Gibbons, William A., grocer, 104 Lincoln.

Gibbons, Wm. M., clerk, with Octavus Cohen & Co., r Joachim.

Gibson, George, porter, with Alex. Doyle, r 12 E Broad.

Gibson, Wm. T., of W ilson & Gibson, and capt. of str. Katie, r

40 Habersham,

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Gifford, E. W .,o f Lathrop & Co., r 174 W ayne

Gilbert, Calvin L., wholesale grocer, Hqward cor Hall.

G IL B E R T , C. L. & CO. (Calvin L. and Charles M. Gilbert),

wholesale grocers, fruits, and vegetables, 163 Bay.

Gilbert, Charles M., o f C. L. Gilbert & Co., r Howard cor Hall.

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Gilbert, Rev. David M., pastor of Lutheran church, 109 Barnard.

Gilbert; George, fisherman, 26 St. Julian.

Gilbert, John H., clerk, with 0 . L. Gilbert & Co,, r Howard cor

Hall.

Gilbert, Robert, c., painter, Duffy lane nr Rkmard.

Gill, John, laborer, C. R. R ,, r Fahm cor William.

Gill, Marion, huckster, Bryan nr W Broad.

Gillen, Peter, carpenter, Canal nr W Broad.

Gillgan, James, watchman, 71 Congress.

Gilliland, Wm. J., painter, 29 President.

Gillhooly, James, messenger, So. Express Co., r 14 Berrien.

Gillum, Joseph, machinist, A. & G. R. R., r 6 State.

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G ILM E R , JER. F., of Wallace Cumming & Co., prest. State Bk.

Ga. and Sav. Gas-light Co., r 126 State.

Girard, Edward, of Ruwe & Girard, r 176 Bryan.

G IR A R D HOUSE, 176 St. Julian.

Glass, Mrs. Annie, wid. of Robert J., 8 President.

Glatigny, John F., cabinet-maker, with H. S. Bogardus, r 190 Mc

Donough.
Gleason, James, clerk, with L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r W Broad

nr Bay. <



Gleason, Joseph, machinist, C. R. R., r Purse.

, GLEASON, SOLOMON W ., foundry and machine-shop, 195 St.

Julian, r 155 Liberty.

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Gleason, Susie A., 155 Liberty.

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Glenn, Lewis, c., porter, at court-house, New nr Fahm.

Glover, Lewis B., clerk, with Ketchum & Hartridge, r 140 S

Broad.

Gnann, Benj., carpenter, A. & G. R. R.

Gnann, Elbert, carpenter, Zubly nr Ann.

Gnann, Joseph D., of Wm. Gnann & Bro.



Gnann, Mary E., 175 Perry.

Gnann, Susie E., dress-maker, with Miss Dove, r 27 Berrien.

GNANN, WM. & BRO, (William and Joseph D. Gnann), Liberty

nr W Broad.

Gnann, William, of Wm.. Gnann & Bro.

Godfrey, Jacob, c., carpenter, Fahm nr Pine.

Godfrey, Wm., blacksmith, A. $ . G. R, R. Goebel, Andrew, weigher of hay, and of N. Giel & Co., r 119^

Barnard. Goehman, Frederick, watches, jewelry, etc., 180 Bryan.

Goelding, Mrs. B., variety store, 104 S Broad. GOETTE, JOSEPH, undertaker and cabinet-maker, 137 Brough

ton. . Golden, Peter J., engineer, C. R. R., r 174 Broughton.

Goldfinch, James G , c., porter, with N. E. Solomon.

Golding,: Timothy, laborer/ with Haywood, Gage & Co., r 119 W

Broad. Golinsky, Abraham, clothing, 9 Jefferson, r Zubly cor W Broad.

Golinsky, Marcus, clerk, with A. Golinsky, r Zubly cor W Broad.

Golfin, Jacob, c., planter, Gwinnett nr W Broad. Gomm, Adolph, of Gomm & Leffler, r Gordon nr Abercorn. GOMM & L E F FLE R (Adolph Gomm and Abraham Leffler),

wholesale and retail grocers, 171 Congress and 19 Barnard.'

Goodall, Seborn B., wholesale dealer in butter, cheese, and lard,

141| Bay, r St. Julian nr W Broad.

Goodenow, George L., TJ. S. store-keeper, r 66 S Broad.

Goodman, Abraham B., of Goodman & Myers, r Lynchburg, Va.

GOODMAN & MYERS (A. B. Goodman, H. Myers, and F.

Myers), wholesale tobacco, cigars, etc., 137 Bay.

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ANSON B. IYES, D RAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-M AKER.

Goodwin, C. Ridgley, of Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, r 62 State. Goodwin, Mrs, E. A., wid. o i Robert M., 62 State. Goodwin, Lyde, 62 State.
Goodwin, Michael, wood-dealer, Randolph cor S Broad. GOODW IN, S. P., drayman, 62 Bay, r Gaston nr Bull. Goodwin, Mrs. T. A., Huntington nr Drayton. . Goodwin, Wm. V., carpenter, C. R. R., r Purse nr Berrien. Gordon, Andrew, e., wagoner, Pine nr Fahm. Gordon, Charles, engineer, at W ight cotton-press, r Margaret nr
W Broad. Gordon, Cyrus, c., carpenter, 24 Taylor. Gordon, Edward, blacksmith, A. & G. R. R. Gordon, Joseph, c., porter, W^ Broad nr Huntingdon. Gordon, Josiah, c., porter, with I. L. Falk & Co. Gorres, John J., music-teacher, 215 Hull. Gordon, Michael, boiler-maker, W illiam nr Fahm. Gordon, Patrick, 6 Lincoln.

Gordon, Wm. W ., of Tison & Gordon, r 136 S Broad. ' Gorham, Henry, agt. strs. Dictator and City Point, r 56 Barnard.

Gorham, Joseph, agt. Hecker's self-raising flour, r 56 Barnard. *

Gorman, Thomas, laborer, C. R. R., r W ilson nr Stewart.

Goss, Marcus, c., laborer, with Swain & Roberts,Nr Sims nr Walker.

Gould, W m , H., carpenter, Purse, nr W alker*

Gourdin, Henry, of Gourdins, Y oung & Frost, r Charleston, S. C.

Gourdm, Robert N., of Gourdins, Young & Frost, r 32 Gaston.

GOURDINS, YOUNG & FRO ST (Henry and Robert N. Gour

din, Lewis G. Young, and Henry W. Frost), commission

merchants, shippers, and bankers' agents, 134 Bay.

Gowen, Thomas B., of Gowen & Cunningham, r Pulaski House

GOW EN & CUNNINGHAM (Thomas B. Gowen and Charles M.

.Cunningham), cotton-factors and commission merchants

102 Bay.

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Grace, Mary A., family grocer. Mill nr Joachim.
Grace, Michael, laborer, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r Mill nr J o achim.

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Grady, James E., of Holcombe, Hull & Co., r Barnard nr Gaston.

Gradot, Mme. Cecile, milliner and importer, 111 Congress.

Grady, Thomas, laborer, C. B. B., 109J W Broad.

Grady, Wm. H., of Grady & Tully, r 891 Whitaker.

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GBADY & TU LLY (Wm. H. Grady and B. Tully), plain and or

namental plasterers, kalsomining, and building materials,

98 Bryan. GBAEF, ANTONIO, of WaisS & Co., Concordia Park, Jackson nr

Beynolds. Graeffe, Bernhard, family grocer, Montgomery nr Huntingdon. Graham, Andrew, carpenter, with P. Killorin, r Indian nr Eahm.

Graham, Geo. S., policeman, 161 Charlton. Graham, John, clerk, with T. L. Kinsey & Co., r 161 Charlton.

Graham, John, teamster, A. & G. B. B. depot. Graham, Prince, c., cooper, with C. H. Hernandez, c., r Fahm cor

Graham, William, family grocer, 173 Congress, r 44 Jefferson.

Graham, Wm. J., 161 Charlton. Grant, Charles, 99 Bay, r Abercorn cor Taylor. , Granger, Ed., night-watchman, at Pulaski House. Grant, Ernest, book-keeper, with C. A. W ithers & Co., r Hull,nr

Drayton.

Grant, George, c.,4>utcher, 103'Jefferson.

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GBANT, H U GH F., Sk., special agt. Louisiana Equitable hfe in

surance- company, 94 Bryan, r 90| Jones. Grant, Isaac, c., carpenter, Montgomery nr Gaston. Grant, John, c., stable-keeper, with. So. Express Co. Grant, Josiah H., c., night inspector customs, W Broad nr Mims. GBANT, JO SiA H J., c., wheelwright and blacksmith, 206 St.

Julian, r Joachim cor Ann.

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GBANT, M IL L E B B., civil engineer and architect, 99 Bay, r

Abercorn cor Taylor.

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Grant, Bichard, laborer, C. B. B , Harrison nr Fahm.

Gfrant, Thomas, c., laborer, Indian lane nr W Broad.

Grant, William, c.> laborer, Arnold nr Broughton.

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Grassey, Manuel, fireman, C. R. R., r Indian lane.

Graus, Max, 160 S Broad*

Gray, Mrs. Amanda, wid. of Robert, 96 Montgomery.

Gray, Benj. F., clerk, C. R. R., r W aldburg nr Jefferson.

Gray, Christopher, of Gray, O'Brien & Co., 87 Thomas, New-York,

GRAY, GEORGE S., wood-merchant, Canal 2 doors above W

Broad, r Waldburg nr Montgomery.

Gray, George P., clerk, with G. S. Gray, i W aldburg nr M ontgom-

ery. ' ,

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Gray, James A., o f Gray, O'Brien & Co., r Augusta, Ga.

GRAY, O'B R IE N & CO. (Christopher Gray, Jas. A. Gray, Pat-



rick H. O'Brien, and Bernard F. McKenna), importers and

dealers in dry goods, 147 Broughton.

Gray, Wm. S., painter, with John Oliver, r Charlton nr Purse.

Grayson, Daniel, c., laborer, Anderson nr S Broad.

Grayson, Edward, machinist, C. R. R., r 78| Lincoln.

Grayson, Isaac, c., carpenter, with H. D. Ward, r 9 Berrien.

Grayson, John G., machinist, C. R. R., /R o b e rts nr W Broad.

G R A Y B IL L, J. H., com. merchant and shipping, 96 Bay, r 67

Jones.

Graybill, L. L., cashier, with J. H. Graybill, r 67 Jones.

Green, Augustus, blacksmith, with G. W . Parish.

Green, Benj., tinner, with J. J. Maurice, r Margaret nr WT Broad.

Green, Cato, c., porter, at C. R. R. office, r Roberts nr W Broad.

GREEN, CHARLES, of Charles Green, Son & Co., and president

chamber of commerce, r Bull cor Macon.

GREEN, CHARLES, SON & CO. (Charles Green, Josiah G.

Low, Charles Green, jr., and Alfred Dobell), foreign com.

merchants and shippers, 136 Bay,

Green, Charles, jr., of Charles Green, Son & Co., r 68 S Broad.

Green, David, c., cooper, with C. H. Hernandez, c., r Lumber nr

Pine.

Green, Edward W., c., family grocer, Jackson nr Anderson.

Green, Elizabeth, milliner, with Mrs. Massart, r 121 Broughton.

Green, Francis M., carpenter, New Houston nr Jefferson.



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COMPANY, ASSETS $83,000,000, ROBERT R. BREN,

GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

BUT TOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBERT R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTHWEST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Green, Francis, capt. steam-tug Bramhall, r Pine nr Ann.

Green, Jackson, c., laborer, with John McDonough & Son.

Green, James, pressman, with G. N. Nichols, r Harris nr W

Broad.

Green, James, c., engineer, lower rice mill, r Bryan nr Fahm.

Green, John, sergeant of police, 36 E Broad.

Gregory, John, porter, with L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r W Broad

cor Gwinnett.

Green, John, c., laborer, with C. 0. Casey, r Hall nr Jefferson.

Green, Joseph, train-hand, 0. R. R., r Roberts nr W Broad.

Green, Joseph, c., ioe-cream saloon, 209 Liberty.

Green, Lunen, c., driver, for John Daly, r Jefferson nr Gaston.

Green, May, c., huckster, Bryan nr Fahm.

Green, Peter, c., laborer, with D. McCall, r 26 York.

Green, Samuel, c., laborer, 195 Taylor.

Green, Samuel, c., sail-maker, with J. W . Watkins, r 180 Bay.

Green, Thomas, c.| engineer, with C. Hartman, r Bryan nr Lum

ber. Green, Wm., c., carpenter, Mill lane nr Lumber.

Green, W illiam, c., laborer, Jackson nr Arnold,

GREENE,. W IL L IA M , miller and millwright, 198 Congress, r

Bryan nr W_Broad.

Greenleaf, Solomon, carpenter, 200 Broughton.

Grey, Charles Peter, beveragist, Marshall House.

Grey, Ella M., school-teacher, 145 Charlton.

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Griffin, John H., clerk, at A. & G. R. R., r 23 York.

Griffin, Matthew J., stone-cutter, with R . D. W alker & Co., r 163

York.

Griffin, Patrick, blacksmith, A. & G. R. R., r Price nr Hall.

Griffin, Washington R., carpenter, C. R. R., r Purse nr Harris.

Griffin, W . B., of Griffin & Clay, r W hite Bluff road.

Griffin, W m. C., baggage-master, C. R. R., r 151 Charlton.

G R IF F IN & C LA Y (W m . B. Griffin and Thos. C. Clay), cotton

factors and com mission merchants, 114 Bay.

Griffith, George, brick-layer, 27 Tatnall.

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HAYWOOD, GAGE & CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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Office (New No. 188) North Side Bay st.,
S - A - v - ^ i s r n s r ^ i a : , o -.a _ .

[ E stablished 1850] Im porter and. "W h olesale D ealer in
Wines, Liquors, and Segars,

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M a y st k k e t ,

SAVANNAH, OA.

Sole Agent for Georgia and Florida o f T R A C Y & R U S S E L 'S C E L E B R A T E D A L E , in Barrels and Half-Barrels.

PHOTOGRAPHER
& J5. Cor. Broughton and Whitaker sts.9

Photographs, Ferreotypes, etc., o f every desired style and size. Copying

from old pictures, and o f any desired size, from minature to life size. P ho

tographs o f public and private buildings, in city or country, to order. Stereo

scopic View s p f Bonaventure, Savannah, etc., on hand and for sale,

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Griffith, Maggie J., with E. Bonney, r 21 Broughton. Griffith, William M., clerk, with E. Bonney, r 136 Broughton. Grimball, Francis, of Grimball & Chaplin, r New Houston nr

Montgomery.

Grimm, Daniel, family grocer, Stewart nr W Broad. Grimm, Francis, of Grimm & Kaempf, r Wilson cor Stewart. Grimm, Francis, milk-dealer, W ilson nr Walker.

Grimm, Richard, family grocer, Jones cor Wilson. Grimm & Kaempf (Francis Grimm and George M. K aem pf),

saloon, Wilson nr W Broad. Griner, H. R., clerk, with I. Cohen, r River ft Whitaker.

Grogan, Martin J., of Von Harten & Grogan, r 36 Habersham. Gros Claude, Frederick D., of F. Gros Claude's Son & Co., r 105
Gordon. Gros Claude, Martha, of F. Gros Claude's Son & Co., r 105 G or
don. GROS CLAUDE, F .'S SON & CO. (Frederick D. and Martha
Gros Claude, watch-makers and jewellers, 125 Broughton.

GROSS, CHARLES, merchant tailor, 142 Bryan, r 33 York.

Gross, Charles A., machinist, C. R. R., r 33 York.

Gross, J. A., clerk, with A. S. Hartridge, r 33 York.

Gross, Mary R., 33 York. Grovensteine, Benj., Margaret nr W Broad.

Grovenstein, Naomi, 27 Berrien. **.>

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Groover, C. E., of Groover, Stubbs & Co., r 149 Liberty.

Groover, Christian H., carpenter, with M. Hogan, r 101 M ont

gomery.





Groover, E. P., clerk, with Groover, Stubbs & Co., r 38 Abercorn.

Groover, George W ., plasterer, with Grady & Tully, r 101 Mont

gomery.

Groover, John T., plasterer,, with Isaac Bruner, r 101 M ontgom -

ery,

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Groves, Robert, tailor, with B. Brady, r 190 H u ll

GROOVER, STUBBS & CO. (C. E. Groover, C. F. Stubbs, and

A. T. McIntyre), cotton-factors and commission merchants,

94 Bay;

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INS. CO., ASSETS, $ 3 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , ROBERT R. BREN,

GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

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CAPITAI, $1,000,000.

MORRIS KETCHUM, P r esid en t.

MILO HATCH, V ic e -P r e s id e n t .

E. KETCHUM, C a s h ie r .

. Bmrmm B'BPswmbnw',

Savannah Bank and Trust Co.

105 BAY ST., SAYAIIAH, QA.

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would call the attention of th public, particularly of the laboring

classes, to the advantages of this Institution, which has been set apart from the bareiit

esPecia^y for the benefit of this class of persons.

The steady adherence to the old proverb." A penny saved is a penny earned," has

oeen the foundation of many large, fortunes in the past, and will be the same in the.

future; and even a dollar a week put in the Bank at interest and compound interest will,

m tne course of a few years, amount to a very handsome sum.

To the laboring classes we would say:

OPEN A B A N K ACCOUNT A T ONCE.

There is no difficulty in doing so. You have only to walk into the Bank and say what gyiovuenwyiosuh. to deposit. A ny sum will^ be received, from $1 upward, and a pass-book

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Pu*; in yohr money, you are still perfectly free to withdraw it at any time ;

i .ls

a* ow, it t0 lemain over the 1st o f January, 1st of April, 1st o f July,

ai k * .-.i f r which dates interest is calculated and credited to each account), Ko Pett9r 8 a w it to remain, so that it can accumulate from year to year, and

0m?u w^en id ae> sickness, or want of regular employment may cause

ol t0 T l * , e

first opened an account with the Savings Department of the

Savannah Bank and Trust Company.

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, lh e iact that you have money in the Bank will add to your self respect. Feelings of honorable independence will grow as your Bank account increases.

. * ur own comfort will be enhanced, and all connected with you will share the

benefit. Having begun,

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PERSEV ER E IN THE HABIT OF SAVING.
It will soon become easy, and the money'will increase faster than you suppose ; besides, you in afterlife hablts of industry and carefulness that will be o f the greatest value to

W F 1A T .rn^UT 77
Save when you are young to spend when you are old.

Cents per day.

Is $ per year.

In 10 years.

In 20 years.

In 30 years.

In 40 years.

In 60 years.

2 %

$10

20

8%

30

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40

13%

50

27%

100

55

200

82%

300

110

400

137

500

$130 260 390 520
650 1300 2600 3900 5200
6500

$360 720
1080
1440 1860 3600 7200 10800 14400
18000

$790 1580 2370 3160 3950 7900 15800 23800 31600 39500

$1540 3080 4620 5160 7700
15400 30800 46200 51600 77000

$2900 5800 8700
11600 14500 > 29000 68000. 87000 116000 145000

Deposits will be received daily, from 9 till 2, and from 4 tiU 6. Repayments made daily, fro m 9 till 2.

CHARLES GREEN,

JOHN C. ROWLAND, Managing D irbctobs.

JAMES G. MILLS,

J. 8. HUTTON, Manager.

BUY YOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBT. R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTH W EST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS,

Guckenheimer, Simon, o f Guckenheimer & Selig, r 29| Taylor. GUCKENHEIMER & SELIG (Simon Guckenheimer and Bar
bara S e lig ),149 and 151 Bay. Gue, John W. A., clerk, with DeW itt & Morgan, r Gordon block. Gue, Mrs. Mary, wid. of Francis L., 157$ Gordon. Gue, John J., machinist, C. R. E., r 157| Gordon. Gueffrida, Joseph, barber, with C. Cutine, r Bryan nr W Broad. GU ERARD, AUGUSTUS, gen'l supt. Sav. Gas-light Co., 1 Bull,
r 108 Taylor. Guerard, Jacob, machinist, C. R. R., r S Broad nr Whitaker. GU ERARD, JOHN M., lawyer, 151 Bay, r 113 Gordon. GU ERARD RIC H A R D D., supt. and engineer, Sav. water-works. Gtierard, clerk, with Hunter & GammelJ, r 12 Abercom . Guerard, W m., of Chishblm & Guerard, 159 Jones. Guerard, W . E., book-keeper, with James B. W est & Co. Guest, Louis, laborer, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Liberty cor
Randolph. Guilmartin, John F., copper-smith, C. R. R., r State cor Lincoln. Guilmartin, L. J., o f L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r 156 Harris. GUILM ARTIN, L. J. & CO. (L. J. Guilmartin and John Flan
nery), cotton-factors and general commission merchants,
136 Bay. Guilmartin, Philip, clerk, 31 Lincoln. Guraur, Selig, cigar-dealer, 157 York. Gurney, Mrs. Letta L., dress-maker, r Montgomery cor Congress
lane. Gustin, Mrs. Elizabeth S., 77 Jefferson. Guthrie, P. C., printer, with Sav. Republican, r Broughton cor
Montgomery.

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HAAS, CHRISTOPH ER, boot and shoe-maker, 33| Drayton r 35

Drayton.

Haas, Louisa, 35 Drayton. Haas, William, salesman, with Boehm, Bendheimer & Co., r Lib

erty nr Barnard.

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LU M B E R -YA R D ,

Cor. Bast Broad ami Snafiagdoa els.,

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SA V A N N A H , GA.

ROUGH AND PLANED LUMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

Furnished at short notice.

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Wharf Plank, Warehouse Bills, and Building Lumber of all descriptions

Furnished promptly.

Having our Lumber unloaded from the cars on our yard-- thereby saving extra drayage from the Railroad Yard to Planing-Mill Yard (no other Planing-Mill having the facility)-- we feel confident o f being able to undersell all competitors. Quality o f our,Lumber guaranteed.

FLOORING-BOARDS, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,



got out and piled on our yard for three or six months to order. . N o

. extra charge

A ll orders left at N o. 112 Bryan Street, up stairs, in the Georgia H is torical Society's Building, promptly filled. Patronage solicited.

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Habersetzer, Martin, cabinet-maker, with S, S. Miller, r M ontgom

ery cor Huntingdon. Habersetzer, Martin, grocer, Montgomery cor Huntingdon.

Habersham, Edward, c., family grocer, Fahm cor Harrison.

Habersham, Jackson, barber, with Wm. Tomlinson, r Jones lane

nr Price.

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Habersham, Rev. Jackson S., c., pastor of African Baptist church,

r Pine nr St. Gaul.

Habersham, Peter, c., with S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Indian nr W

Broad.

Habersham, Robert B., of Robert Habersham's Son & Co., r 168

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Harris.

H ABERSHAM , R O B E RT'S SON & CO. (W , Neyle and R. Bev

erly Habersham), cotton and rice factors and commission

merchants, 137 Bay.

Habersham, Virginia, c., washer and ironer, W Broad nr Hall.

Habersham, Wm. Neyle, of Robert Habersham's Son & Co., r 168

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Hack, George, of W . H. Bell & Co., r Arnold cor Perry lane.

Hackett, E. L., book-keeper, with C. R. R. Bank, r 154 Gaston. HADDOCK, THOM AS M., publisher and compiler, 111 Bay, r 38
Lincoln. Haemmerle, Frank, boots and shoes, 22 Jefferson.

Hagan, Patrick, boot-maker, 4 St. Gaul.

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HAGAR, ELISHA, grist-mill, 43 Bay. Hagen, Wm. R., clerk, with S. B. Goodall, r Brvan nr W Broad. Haggerty, Thomas, clerk, with G. W . Allen, r 192 Broughton.

Hahn, John, family grocer, Fahm nr Pine. Hahn, Fred, clerk, with John Hahn, r Fahm cor Pine. Haimann, F., shipper, with George W igg, r 115 Jones. Haines, John S., warehouseman, with Groover, Stubbs & Co., r

President nr Drayton. Haines, George S., clerk, with Robert Habersham's Son & Co., r

President nr Drayton.

HAINES, H. S., general supt. A. & G. R. R., r W aldburg cor

Drayton.

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H ALE, MOSES H., special agt. U. S. Treasury department, cus tom-house, r Hull cor Barnard.
Hale, Harry, watch-maker, 201 Broughton. Hales, Harry J., jeweler, with Fred. Goehman, r 180 Bryan. Haley, Isaac, c., boatman, custom-house,.r Arnold nr Perry. Haley, John, machinist, with P. J. Bulger, r 184 State. Haley, Mary, 7 Bay. Hall, E., policeman, S Broad nr Jefferson. Hall, George,- moulder, with S. W . Gleason, W Broad bet Bryan
and Joachim. Hall, John H., clerk, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r 56 Jones. Hall, Letitia J., 56 Jones. Hall, Philip H., clerk, with A. N. W ilson, r 56 Jones. Hall, Toney, c., butler, with Mrs. Sawyer, r Roberts nr W Broad. Hall, clerk, with Luke Carson, r 89 York. Halligan, Anthony, clerk, with James Hart, r 186 St. Julian. Halligan, Hugh, of Morgan & Halligan, r 30 Whitaker. H A L LIG A N , THOM AS J., gas-fitter, 24 Whitaker, r 90| M ont
gomery. Halligass, Anthony, clerk, with James Hart, r 186 St. Julian. Halloran, John, laborer, A. & G. R . R , r 28| E Broad. Halston, Benj., c., carpenter, Orange nr Ann. Haltiwanger, J. R , o f Fowke & Haltiwanger, r 74| Montgomery. Haltiwanger, Geo. W ., clerk, with A. J. Miller & Co., r 191 York. Ham, Edward, clerk, with Margaret Rielly, r Jones cor Abercorn. Hamlet, John R , o f Hamlet & Bailey, r Barnard nr Hall. Hamilton, Ben., c., porter, with Crawford & Lovelier 13 W Bound-
ary. Hamilton, Cuyler, c., refreshments, 111 Jefferson. Hamilton, Daniel, c., laborer, S Broad lane nr Price. Hamilton, J. F , o f J. F. & M. Hamilton, r 96 S Broad. HAM ILTON, J. F. & M. (J. F. and Marmaduke Hamilton),
cotton merchants, 83 Bay. Hamilton, Luke M., book-keeper, with Thomas Henderson, r York
nr Whitaker.
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DRAPER, TAILOR, AN D SHIRT-M AKER.

ANSON B. IVES,
D R A P E R , TAILOR, A N D SH IRT-M AKER.
Hamilton, Marmaduke, of J. F. & M. Hamilton, r 96 S Broad. HAM ILTON , SAMUEL P., watches, jewelry, etc., cor Congress,
Whitaker, and St. Julian* r 95 Jones. Hamilton, Thomas, laborer, Bryan nr Fahm. Hamlin, David P., tea, poffee, and spices, 139 Broughton, r 100
President. Hammer, Henry, Carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 9 York. Hammond, John, clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., r State nr Bar
nard. Hammond, John L., teller, So. Bank State of Ga., r 79 Broughton. Hancock, Charles C., train-hand, C. R. R., r 113 W Broad. Hancock, Charles J., train-hand, C. R. R., r 113 W Broad. Hancock, John F., train-hand, C. R. R,, r Berrien nr W Broad. Handlon, S., policeman, W Broad nr River* Hanff, Lewis, of Rich & Hanff, r 193 Congress. Hank, Charles, clerk, with John Dasher, r River nr E Broad. Hanley, Andrew, painter, with Murphy & Clark, r 32 St. Julian. Hanley, Anna.S. B., milliner, 22 Whitaker. Hanley, James, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 29 President. Hanley, John, junk-dealer, Mill nr Fahm. Hanley, John, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r 39 Houston. Hanley, Michael, detective, Montgomery cor Bay. Hanley, Patrick, laborer, for city, Stewart nr W Broad. Hannahan, Benj. W., carpenter, with J. A. Putman, r W ilson nr
Berrien. Hanlon, John, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., 55 E Broad. Hanlon, Thomas, clerk, C. R. R., r Purse cor Jones lane. Hanna, William, carpenter, New Houston nr Drayton. Hannemah, John T., of Knoop, Hanneman &. Co., r New-York. Hanscome, Hetty E., c., pastry-cook, 34 Broughton. Hanson, Thomas, ship-carpenter, Montgomery nr Bay. Happoldt, Albert M., of W ilson & Happoldt, r 150 Jones. H AR D E E , BENJAMIN W ., druggist and physician, 50 Brough
ton. HARDEE, CHARLES S., gen. agt. Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
Conn., 98 Bay, r 101 President.
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Hardee, Edward B., carpenter, with D. Demarest, r 29 St. Julian. Hardee, Mrs. Harriet, wid. of John, W Broad cor Broughton. Hardee, Jeremiah F., machinist, C. R. R., r 201 Broiighton. Hardee, J oh n L ., of N. A. Hardee's Son & Co., r Bull cor M cDon
ough. Hardee, John H., W Broad cor Broughton. Hardee, Mrs. Louisa, wid. of Perry, Hall lane nr Montgomery. Hardee, Mrs. Matilda, boarding-house, 22| W Broad. Hardee, M arf J., W Broad cor Broughton. HARDEE, N. A.'S SON & GO. (John L. Hardee and W . W .
Kirkland), cotton factors, commission merchants, dealers in fertilizers, and steamboat' agents, 128 Bay. Hardee, W. P., auditor, A. & G. R. R., r 113 Jones. EEarden, Anna M., 72 Taylor. Harden, Edward J., clerk, with Williams & Crane. HARDEN, ED. J., of Harden & Levy, prest. Georgia Historical Society, and corporation atty., r 72 Taylor. Harden, John M., clerk, C. R. R., r 72 Taylor. Harden, Henry C., carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r Henry cor Bull. HARDEN, THOM AS C., physician, Gordon nr Drayton. HARDEN, THOMAS H., insurance agent, Liberty cor Lincoln. HARDEN,. W M., librarian of Georgia Historical Society, 72 Tay lor. H ARDEN, W M . D., lawyer and notary public, 151| Bay, r 66 Liberty. H ARD EN & L E V Y (Ed. J. Harden and S. Yates L evy), attor neys at law, 99 Bay. H A R D W IC K , CHARLES C., com. merchant and dealer in fer tilizers, 85 Bay, r Marshall House. Hardwick, Ella F., 212 Liberty. Hardwick, Geo. W ., clerk, with Schuster & Warrand, r 212 L ib erty. Hardwick, Redding C., of Butler & Hardwick, r 212 Liberty. Hardwick, Richard S., merchant, 13 Tatnall. Hartford, Augustus, sawyer, at Kinsey's mill, r 100 President.
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Hargrave, Joseph, c., carpenter, Mill nrFahm .

Hargrave, Tony, c., Indian lane nr Fahm.

Hargrove, David, white-washer, 199 Taylor.

H AR IG , ALBERT, watches and jewelry, 157 Broughton.

Harig, Mrs. Christina, confectionary, toys, etc., 157 Broughton, r

Anderson nr W Broad.

Harkness, Alexander, operator W . U. Tel. Co.

H AR LEY , GEORGE J., of G. J. Harley & Co., and British vice-

consul, Pulaski House.

H AR LEY , G. J. & CO., shippers and com. merchants, 99 Bay. r

Harley, John, c., driver, with Moran & Rielly, r W ilson lane nr

Jones. ` . H AR LEY , MRS. REBECCA, boarding-house, 200 Broughton.

Harley, Robert, butcher, stall 5 market-house, r Eahm nr Harri-

, son. . Harmon, A. C., steamship-clerk, with Richardson & Barnard, r

Gaston nr Barnard.

Harmon, Abraham W ., clerk, with L. J. Guxlmartin & Co., r 105

York. Harmon, D. H., book-keeper, with M cLeod & Rogers, r 184 M c

Donough.

Harmon, R., restaurant, 33 W Broad. HARM ON, R IC H A R D F., agt. Sav. Bk. and Trust Co.'s ware-

houses, r 160 Gaston.

Harmon, Sanders, driver, c., with Moran & Reilly, r Harrison nr

Walnut.

Harmon, clerk, with Barnett & Co.

Harms, Claus H., of C. H. Harms & Co.

Harms, C. H. & Co. (Claus H. and John D. Harms), grocers, 33

Gordon.

Harms, John D., of C. H. Harms & Co., r 33 Gordon.

Harn, Samuel, butcher, stalls 9 and 11 small-meat market, r Chat

ham county.

Harney, Henry, insurance agent, 97 Bay.

Harney, Stephen M., carpenter, Price cor Hall.

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Harper, Charles W ., fireman, C. R. R .,r Stewart nr Wilson.

Harper, Mrs. Rose, wid. of John, 7 Bay. Harrigan, Charles, wagoner, Bryan nr E Broad. Harrigan, Daniel, laborer, Broughton cor E Boundary.

Harrington, John, policeman, 27 E Broad. Harris, Alexander, c., wagoner, William nr W Broad.

Harris, Ed. P., book-keeper, Pulaski House. Harris, Frank H., moulder, with M cDonough & Ballantyne, r 102

Price*. Harris, Frederick W ., baker, with Wm. Campbell, r Indian nr W

Broad. HARRIS, JOSEPH C., asst. ed. S avannah M orning News, r F lori

da House. Harris, Richard N., clerk, with Lovell & Lattimore, r Oglethorpe

square. Harris, Robert M., Gwinnett nr W Broad. Harris, Sidney, medical student, with Dr. Wm. Duncan, r River

cor W Broad. Harris, James Bi, fireman, C. R. R., r Berrien nr W Broad.

Harris, John, c., laborer, Indian nr Fahm.

Harriss, Juriah, physician, 151 Liberty. Harrison, John, porter, With R ob't Habersham's Son & Co.

Harrison, J. W ., printer, with G. N. Nichols, r S Broad lane cor

Abercorn. Harrison, Wm. T., machinist, 200 Liberty. Hart, Benj. A., of Lawton, Hart & Co., r 210 S Broad.

Hart, H., policeman, W Broad nr Roberts.

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Hart, James, grocer and liquor-dealer, 186 St. Julian.

Hart, John, moulder, with S. W . Gleason, r 48 York.

Hart, Levi S., notary public, 122 Bryan, r 117 Barnard.

Hart, Thomas, laborer, 22| Price. Hartford, L., at Kinsey's saw-mill, r 100 State.

Hartigan, Edward C., clerk, with W alker & Allen, r W Broad cor

Drayton. Hartly, Philip, clerk, with A. Low & Co., r Liberty cor Whitaker.

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Hartloge, Henry, family grocer and liquor-dealer,, 70 W Broad. Hartman, Adolph, of Hartman, Huber & Co., r 157 Bay. HARTMAN, CLAUS, saw and lath mill and grocery, Margaret
. nr Fahm4 HARTMAN, H UBER & CO. (Adolph Hartman, Max Huber, and
John W. Hirtz), editors and proprietors of Georgia Staats Zeitung, 157 Bay. Hartridge, A. L., of Ketchum & Hartridge, r Drayton nr Hunt ingdon. H AR TRID G E , A. S., commission and forwarding merchant, and agent for Griswold's cotton-gin, 108 Bay, r Monterey square. Hartridge, Julian, of Hartridge & Chisholm, r Harris nr Drayton. H A R T R ID G E & CH ISH O LM (Julian Hartridge and W alter S. Chisholm), attorneys at law, 8 Drayton. Harvey, Thomas E., clerk, A. & G. R. R., r Burroughs nr Gwin nett. Haseldon, Samuel, carpenter, Henry cor Drayton. Haskell, J. C., planter, 158 State. Haskell, Mrs. J. Cheves, 158 State. Hassett, Mrs. Mary, milliner ahd fancy goods, 168 Broughton, r 170 Broughton. Hassett, W . B., drayman, 125 Bay. Hasslam, George, lumber-merchant, Jones nr Brice. Hasting, Henry, bar-keeper, Indian lane nrEahm.. Hatch, Lucian B., machinist, with J. W . Tynan, r Bay cor Jeffer son. HATCH, M ILO, vice-prest. Sav. Bk. and Trust Co., r Liberty cor Drayton. Hattier, Mrs. Louisa, wid. of William, Roberts nr Stewart. Hattrich, Mary A., 55 Charlton. H ATTR IC H , STEPHEN, tailor, 55 Charlton. Hauck, John C., policeman, 23| Perry. Haupt, Mrs. Caroline N., boarding-house, 36 State, Haupt, George W., clerk, with Magill & Everitt, r 78 Liberty.
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Haupt, John A., engineer, 36 State.

Haupt, Thomas P., printer, Roberts nr W Broad. Haupt, William L., clerk, with I. L. Falk & Co., r 87 J M ontgom

ery. : H A W E S , M. M., manager and supt. of Bradstreet's mercantile
agency, 130 Broughton.
Hawkins, George, salesman, with A. Minis, r 83 W Broad.

Hawkins, George, laborer, 22 Price. Hawkins, Wm. S , book-keeper, with John McDonough & Sons, r
Jones* cor Barnard. H A W L E Y , H IR AM D., gen * agt. Singer's sewing-machine for

Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida, 132 Broughton, r A b-

ercorn cor York. Hayden, James F., book-keeper, with H. A. Topham & Co., r 96|
State. Hayden, Michael, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r E Boundary. Hayes, James, book-binder, with G. N. Nichols, r Broughton lane
nr Habersham. Hayes, John, asst, light-house keeper, Tybee island, r same.

Hayes, Michael, laborer, Harrison nr Poplar.

Hayes, Patrick, laborer, 56 E Broad.

Hayes, William, laborer, 30 Broughton. Hayes, Wm. B., policeman, W Broad nr Huntingdon.

Hayes,. William C., of Wm. C. Hayes & Co., 141 Bay. H AYES, W M . C. & CO. (Wm. C. Hayes and Benjamin J. Lester),

com. merchants, liquor, tobacco, etc., 141 Bay.

HAYM , H AR R Y, com. merchant, 175 Bay, r 35 Montgomery.

Haynes, Launcelot, of S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Whitaker nr Jones.

Haynes, Stephen G., of S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Whitaker nr Jones.

HAYNES, S. G. & BRO. (Stephen G. and Launcelot Haynes),

millers and grain-dealers, 143 Bay and Montgomery cor

Congress.

Hayward, Wm. M., book-keeper, 154 Jones. Haywood, Alfred, of Haywood, Gage & Co., r 86 McDonough.

Haywood, Ebenezer, clerk, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r S Broad

la*ne nr Jefferson.

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H AYW OOD, GAGE & CO. (Alfred Haywood and Charles O. Gage), wholesale ice-dealers, 188 Bay.
Haywood, Henry, clerk, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r S Broad lane nr Jefferson.
Haywood, James, c., laborer, A. & G. R. R., r Price nr Hunting don.
HAYW OOD, JOSEPH M., barber and gent's furnishing, 8 Bull. Haywood, Samuel, c., cabinet-maker, 16| E Broad. Haywood, George S., clerk, with J. A. Villalonga, r 140 S Broad. Hazel, Charles, painter, with J. G.Butler .& Co. Hazel) John, fireman, A. & G. R. R. Hazel, W. M., policeman, Hall nr Price. Hazen, Henry G., clerk, with Daniel Butler, r 21 Broughton. Hazzard, Allen B., printer, at M orning N ews, r 10 Walnut nr
Zubly. Hazzard, James, clerk, Zubly cor Laurel. Hazzard, John, clerk, at TJ. H. cotton-press, r Zubly cor Laurel. Hazzard, Manly, tin-roofer, with A. Robider, r Harris nr Price. HEADMAN, H EN RY D., iron and wire railing, 117 Broughton,
r Broughton cor Bull. Heagney, James, wheelwright and blacksmith, 3 W Broad. Healey, brick-layer, 36 Habersham. Healey, Isaac, c., fireman, TJ. S. steam-tug, r Arnold nr Claiborne. Healey, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad. Healey, John, machinist, with P. J. Bulger. Healey, R., fireman, A. & G. R. R. Healleg, Frederick, shoe-maker, 159 York. Hearn, William, watchman, with J. W. Tynan, r Broughton lane
nr E Broad. -
Hedrick, George G., engineer, C. R. R., r Duffy cor Whitaker. Hedrick, George W ., clerk, with John Oliver, r Duffy cor W hita-
. ker. Heenan, Lawrence, laborer, 177 S Broad. Hegmann, Adolph, laborer, Henry nr Barnard. Hegmann, Frederick, clerk, with L . Yogel, r Henry bet ^Whitaker
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Heidt, Daniel G., clerk, with Heidt, Jaudon & Co., r 201 S Broad.

Heidt, Emanuel, of Heidt, Jaudon Co., r 150 S Broad.

H EID T, GEORGE M., druggist, oils, lamps, etc., 21 Whitaker.

Heidt, James H., family grocer, William nr W Broad.

H EIDT, JAUDON & CO. (Emanuel Heidt, Wm. A. Jaudon, and

James C. Ludlow ), manufacturers and dealers in clothing,

117 Broughton.

Heidt, J. F., policeman, Taylor nr Price.

Heidt, John, carpenter, Jefferson nr Gaston. Heidt, Thomas P., clerk, with G. M. Heidt, r 21 Whitaker.

Heinemann, Joseph E., clerk, with John Schlesinger, r Libe-rty nr

Jefferson. Heins, James W ., engineer, with Monahan & Parry, r 25 W Broad.

HEINSIUS, C., shipping and brokerage, and consul of Argentine

republic, 104 Bay, r 1 Bull.

Heisler, Henry C., clerk, r 61 Taylor. Heissenbuttel, August, clerk, with Martin Henges, r 185 Gaston.

Heitmann, F., family grocer, Roberts nr Stewart.

Heitmann, John H., grocer, 54 Jefferson.

Held, Charles, U. S. signal corps, r 201 Broughton. Heller, Adam, salesman, with S. S. Miller, r Walnut cor Harrison.

Helmboldt, Geo., grocer and liquors, 30 President.

Helmey, David P., clerk, with B. Wiehrs, r Fahm cor New.

H ELM EEN, MARTIN, groceries and liquors, 6 E Broad.

Hellwig, Henry, carpenter, Hull nr Habersham. Henderson, Allen, keeper of Fig island light-house, r Fig island.

Henderson, Charles, c., laborer, 109 Jefferson. Henderson, Mrs. Frances D. J., wid. of Amos, Montgomery nr

Huntingdon. HENDERSON, JAMES M., saloon, Bay lane rear post-office, r

State nr Bull. Henderson, Mrs. Mary A., wid. of David S., 43 Congress.

Henderson, Mary Agnes, school-teacher, 43 Congress.

HENDERSON, MOSES Y., hides, wool, etc., and com. merchant,

170 Bay, r Gordon.

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HENDERSON, THOMAS, cabinet-maker, undertaker, and fuf-

niture, and of Henderson & Whelan, 22 Whitaker, r 135

York.

HENDERSON & W HELAN (Thomas Henderson and Patrick

Whelan), livery, sale, and hack stables, York cor Whitaker.

Hendley, William T., tin-smith, with Lovell and Lattimore, r Hen

ry cor Montgomery.

Hendry, Enoch D., salesman, with Orff, Watkins & Co.

Hendry, George N., book-keeper, with Heidt, jaudon & Co., r 88

Harris.

Hendrickson, George, c., porter, with M. Y. Henderson.

Henges, Henry, butcher, Bryan nr Ann.

Henges, John A., clerk, 45 Houston.

Henges, Martin, family grocer, 185 Gaston.

Henken, D. W ., family grocer, Liberty cor Thunderbolt road.

Hennemyre, Fred. H., family grocer, Jones nr Purse.

Hennemyre, Frederick, painter, C. R. R., r Jones nr Purse.

Hennessy, JohnH ., grocer and liquors, 9 Bryan.

Hennessy, Thomas D ., book-keeper, Sav. Bk. and Trust Co.

HENRY, ERASTUS, dentist, 127 Congress.

Henry, Isaac, steamboat captain, 34 State.

Henry, John, on steamer Virgo, r Gordon lane nr Barnard.

Henry, Patrick, laborer, 3 York.

Henry, R. J., c., with J. E. Johnston & Co., r 105 Bay.

Herb, Adam, c., fireman, at water-works, r Berrien nr Sims.

Herb, Cuthbert B., carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r 78 Lin-

_coln.

Herb, John F., carpenter, 75 Whitaker.

Herbert, Francis, mail-agent, A. & G. R. R., r 40 State.

HERBERT, GEORGE S., com. merchant and produce broker, 180

Bay, r Congress cor Abercorn.

HERM ANN, P H IL IP , barber, 9 Bull, r State cor Drayton.

Herman, Samuel, of Triest & Herman, r 3 Tatnall.

Herrmann, Mrs. Sophia, wid. of Peter, 180 Hull.

Hermes, Aj, shoe-maker, 11 Bay.

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Herms, Margaret T., 201 Broughton.

Herms, W m .R ., carpenter, G. R. R., r Roberts nr W Broad.

Hernandez, Charles B., clerk, with J. H. Hernandez, r Liberty nr Abercorn.

HERNANDEZ, CHARLES H., steam cooperage, Tndiqn nr Fahm, r 12 Taylor.

Hernandez, Christopher, carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r S Broad lane nr Habersham.

Hernandez, E R., pressman, Republican job-office, r Broughton, cor Montgomery.

Hernandez, Jasper J., pilot, 22 Abercorn.

Hernandez, John E., confectioner, 162 Broughton, r Liberty nr Abercorn.

Hernandez, Mingo, ship-carpenter, 19 Taylor*

Hernandez, Randolph, printer, Sav. Republican, r Montgomery nr

Broughton.

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Hernandez, Thomas L., pilot, 22 Abercorn.

HERNDON, BRODIE S., physician, 117 Congress, r 115 Congress.

Herich, .Henry, carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r Charlton nr Lincoln.

Herich, Stephen, carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r Charlton nr Lincoln.

Herrick, John P., upholsterer, 6 Berrien.

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Herrick, Mrs. Catharine, clothing, 6 Berrien.

Herion, Charles R., book-keeper of savings department, So. Bk, State of Ga., r 114 S Broad.

Herschbach, Joseph, tobacconist, 22 Whitaker, and 20 Jefferson. Hertz, Mrs. Frances, wid. of Edwin E., 61 Barnard.

Hestadt, Henry C., elerk,-with C. Wieland, r Whitaker cor Bay

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. Hetterich, Mrs. Mary, millinery and fancy goods, 24 Barnard.

Hewlett, James J., laborer, C. R. R., r Gwinnett nr W Broad.

HewetL Isaac N.,- shoe-maker, with C. F. Cler, r2 7 Berrien.

Hexter, Simon, salesman, with Meinhard B ro.'s & Co., r S Broad nr Barnard.

Heyne, Charles, clerk, Marshall House.

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Heyward, J. G., book-keeper, with Bates & Comer, r Pulaski

House. Heyward, Deo. C., warehouse clerk, with J. L. Villalonga, r S

Broad nr Bull.

Heyward, Laura P., 112 Taylor.

Heyward, Wm. N., book-keeper, with Kirksey &. Scott, r Jones nr

Whitaker;

Hickey, Catharine, Liberty nr Drayton.

Hickey, James T., clerk, with John Sullivan, r Liberty nr Dray

ton. Hicks, Freeman, c., cooper, with C. H. Hernandez, c., r Indian nr
Fahm.

Hicks, Henry G., wheelwright, with A. Kent, r St. Gaul nr Zubly.

Hicks, James, c., barber, r E Boundary nr Shell road.

Hicks, Joanna V., wid. of Wm.; Jefferson nr Gaston.

Hicks, Robert,'c., laborer, W ilson nr. Jones.

Hicks, Wm. D., c., pho. artist, with R. H. Howell, r Charlton lane nr Price.

Hiemsan, Henry, wagoner, Randolph nr S Broad.

Higgins, John, clerk, with clerk of U. S. court, r 32 E Broad.

Higgens, Thomas, tinner, with Daley & Ray, r Bresnan's Hotel.

Higins, Pat'k, clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., r Drayton cor Broughton.

Hill, Albert N., cotton marker and weigher, central press, r 64 Bryan.

Hill, Edw. S., TJ. S. mail-agent, r 54 Price.

Hill, John D., clerk, 19 Gordon.

Hill, Joshua L., clerk, P. 0 .

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Hill, Henry, c., laborer, C. R. R., r Mill lane cor Lumber.

Hills, Joseph J., carpenter, Huntingdon nr Jefferson.

H ILLSM AN, C. M., druggist, N. E. cor Broughton a n d W Broad,

r 208 Broughton.

Hilton, John, machinist, at upper steam rice-mill, r Fahm cor In dian lane.

Hillyard, John, of Benedict & Hillyard, r Broughton, cor Dray ton.

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Hillyard, Robert B., clerk, with DeW itt & Morgan, r Broughton

cor Drayton. .

Hindle, Henry, laborer, C. R. R., r Margaret nr Fahm.

Hindley, Joshua, watchman, 0. R. R., r William nr Fahm.

Hindley, Solomon, engineer, A. & G-. R. R., r 16 Gordon.

~ Hines, James, TJ. S. inspector of customs, 6 State.-

: Hines, Julia, dress-maker, Green nr Gaston.

Hintze, Frederick W ., clerk, with C. Green, Son & Co., r Brough

ton cor Habersham.

Hirsch, D&vid, butcher, in market-house, r 56 W Broad.

Hirsch, Frederick, tobacconist and cigar manufacturer, 58 W

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Hirt, Constantine, boots and shoes, 29 Barnard.

Hirt, Ernest R., clerk, with B .F . IJlmer, r Price cor President.

Hirtz, John M., of Hartman, Huber & Co., r 127 Bay.

Hix, Philip, c., laborer, Henry lane nr Bull.

Hobert, Mrs. E. A., boarding-house, 85 Congress.

Hobert, Peter J., clerk, with Say. Bk. and Trust Co., r 85-Con

gress. .

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Hobson, James, engineer, at W ilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s mill.

Hodges, Charles J., fireman, C. R. R., r Charlton cor Montgomery.

Hodges, Andrew E., policeman, 114 W Broad.

Hodges, James B., laborer, C. R. R., r Purse nr Berrien.

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Hodges, John B., laborer, C. R. R., r Purse nr Jones.

Hodges, John Q., cotton-clerk, C. R. R., r 88 Montgomery.

Hodges, S. A., policeman, Harris nr Lincoln.

Hodges, Troop B., clerk, C. R. R., r 88 Montgomery.

Hoefling, shoe-maker, 197 Congress.

Hofiling, John, cigar-maker, with L. Yogel, r 188 President.

Hoffman, H., boot-maker, Bryan nr Fahm.

Hoffman, Joseph, ship-carpenter, Broughton co r E Boundary.

Hogan, Daniel, dry goods, Bull cor S Broad.

Hogan, James, fruit-dealer, j 4 Hull.

Hogan, John, clerk, with D. Hogan, r Broughton cor. Drayton.

Hogan, John J., ship-carpenter, 54| Habersham.

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Hogan, John M., clerk, with W . Cumming & Co., r 57 Liberty.

Hogan, Matthew, carpenter and builder, York pt Drayton, r 57

Liberty.

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Hogan, Thomas J., with DeW. Bruyn, r 57 Liberty.

HOGfGr, JOHN B., city surveyor, W aldburg cor-Barnard.

Hohenstein, Adam, cabinet-maker, 991 Montgomery.

Hohenstein, George, clerk, with N. Marin, r Montgomery n r Ber

rien.

Hohenstein, Lewis, clothing, 162 S Broad.

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Hohenstein, Mrs. Rosalie, dry goods and clothing, 180 Congress,

r S Broad nr Barnard.

Hoiy, Mrs. Anna, wid. of Henry, 149 Charlton.

HOLCOMBE, H U L L & CO. (F. M. Hull and Jas. E. Gradey),

wholesale grocers and liquors, 155 Bay.

Holland, Albert E., machinist, C. R. R., r Tatnall nr Hall.

Holland, Daniel P., 62 Montgomery. Holland, James, 1st asst, engineer, water-works, r Zubly nr St.

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Holland, Ross, machinist, 21 Charlton.

Holland, T. P., clerk, Tyler press company, r 179 State.

Holland, Thomas T., clerk, 72 State.

H O LLAN D , W M . F., accountant, with Sav. Gas-light Co.,, r Bull

cor Bay lane.

Holland, Wm. W ., of W. W . Holland & Co., r 203 Broughton.

H OLLAN D, WM. W . & CO. (Wm. W. Holland and Charles H.

W illiam s), auctioneers and com. merchants, 178 Bay.

Holleiman, W . L., clerk, with Jietchum & Hartridge, r 180 State.

Holliman, Wm. S., at Sav. Bk. and Trust Co.'s war^&ouse, r State

nr Barnard.

Holling, Julia F., 68 and 72 Bryan,

Hollingsworth, Joseph, c., driver, with W . A. Thomas, r 101 W

Broad. Hollis, Edward C., clerk, with Edward C. Anderson, jr., r 6 Dray

ton. Hollister, Catharine A., 200 Bryan.

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Hollister, Howel W., saddlery and harness, 173 Congress, r Jef ferson cor Liberty.
Hollister, Rosevell, stevedore, 200 Bryan. Hollister, Susan M., 200 Bryan. Hollman, Geo. W ., carpenter, Margaret nr W Broad. Holman, Henry, tailor, with B. BrSdy, r 236 Bay. Holmes, Charles, c., barber, 109| Jefferson. Holmes, Henry, c., porter, P. O. Holmes, Peter J., c., of Holmes & Wall, r S Broad nr Lincoln. Holms, Sallie, Perry lane nr Houston. H OLM ES & W A LL, c. (P. G. Holmes and Cook W all), harness-
makers, 30 Jefferson. HOLST, C. M., of Brigham, Holst & Co., and vice-consul for Den
mark, Sweden, and Norway, r Liberty. Holst, J. B., clerk, with Brigham, Holst & Co;, r Liberty. Holston, Andrew, painter, with D. O'Connor, r Williamson nr W
Broad. HONE, W IL L IA M , wholesale dealer, and importer of wines,
liquors, etc., 133 Bay, r 115 Gordon. Honig, Mrs. Martha, family grocer, 31 Hull. Honiker, Charles, tinner, with J. J. Maurice, r York nr Bull. Hood, Thomas, tinner, with Henry Sack. Hood, William, c., brick-layer, Anderson nr S Broad. Hooftand, Joseph, shoe-maker, with P. A. Zoller, r Sav. Hotel. HOPKINS, CORMACK, hardware, stpves, tin, house-furnishing,
and roofing, 167 Broughton, r 72 Jones. Hopkins, Frank, conductor, A. & G. R. R., r 110 Taylor. Hopkins, John D., of Andrew Low & Co., r Gaston cor Lincoln. Hopkins, John J., engineer, C. R. R , r 101| Montgomery. Hopkins, J. R., clerk, with Austin &, Ellis, r 101| Montgomery. Horan, Barney, porter, with Holcombe, Hull & Co., r E Boundary
nr Broughton. Hord, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of James, 9 Price. Hordt, Gustav, clerk, with J. N. Muller, r 178 St, Julian. Horen, Barnett, porter, with Holcombe, Hull & Co., r E Bound
ary hr President.
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Horn, William, night-clerk, Pulaski House.

Horrigan, Mrs. Mary, family grocer, '7 Houston.

Horton, S. X>., policeman, Congress nr Habersham.

Houck, J. C., policeman, Perry nr Price.

Hough, Edward C., paying-teller, Mer. Nat. Bk., and notary pub

lic, r Pulaski House.

Houlihan, James, laborer, Broughton cor E Boundary.

Houlihan, Martin, sergeant of police, 16 State.

Houlihan, Thomas, family groceries and liquors, Bay cor E Broad.

Housh, Christian, engineer, with J. W. Tynan, r 22 State.

Houston, Andrew, c., porter, with Oppenheimer, Mohr & Co., r

Barnard cor Perry.

Houston; Emanuel W ., e., wagoner, Liberty nr Reynolds.

Houston, Henry C., clerk, with J. AY. Northrop, r York cor Bar

nard.

HOUSTOUN, DR. JAMES P. S., S. E. cor Broughton and Hab

ersham, r S. W. cor Habersham and Jones.

Houston, James F., engineer, with Wilcox,. Gibbs & Co.

Houston, John, book-keeper, with W . & R. McIntyre, r 59 Mont

gomery. .

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Houston, Peter, c., night-inspector customs, Drayton cor Henry.

Houston, Prince, c., carpenter, with Geo. Turner, r 9 Berrien.

Houston, Robert L., c., porter, A. & G. R. R., r Bryan nr Ann.

Houston, William, c., cooper, with C. H. Hernandez, e., r Indian

nr W Broad.

Hoover, Martin, carpenter, C. R. R., r W ilson nr Walker.

H OW ARD, JETT T., lieut. police, 154 S Broad. '

Howard, John, manager Ga. Stale lottery, 210 S Broad.

Howard, Volney, lawyer, 94 Broughton. ,

Howell, J. B., engraver and photographer, 136 Broughton.

HoWell, John B., Jefferson nr Gaston.

Howell, Richard H., photographer, 21 Bull.

Howlett, James, laborer, 43 Price,

Hoynes, James W ., machinist, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r 25

W Broad.

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Hubbard, Warren S., machinist, C. E. B., r 112 Taylor.

Huber, Max, of Hartman, Huber & Co., r 157 Bay.

Hubner, Chris., engineer, A. & G. R. R.

Hudleston, James, painter, with Murphy & Clark, r 54 Price.

Hudleston, James, jr., painter, with Murphy & Clark, r 54 Price.

Hudson, George A., fish and oyster dealer, and produce, 110

Bay lane, r 109 York.

Hudson, George W ., fish-dealer, 1.09 York.

Huff, Sarah J.,.with Wm. Swoll; r 167 Perry.

Huger, Daniel, planter, 75 Broughton.

Huger, Pinckney, clerk, 75 Broughton.

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Huger, Joseph, planter, 75 Broughton.

H uger,.Thos. Pinckney, book-keeper, with Gourdins, Young

Frost, r 120 Bull.

Huhn, John C., machinist, A. & G. R. R., r 59| E Broad. H U LL, (TFTAS. J., real-estate dealer, 135| Bay, r Chicago, 111.

Hull, D. B ., of Bell & Hull, r 74 Gaston.

Hull, Frederick M., of Holcombe, Hull & Co., r 76 Gaston.

Hull, Jerome, cabinet-maker, Reynolds nr Bryan.

Hull, Joseph, book-keeper, with Colquitt & Baggs, r Bull cor

Charlton.

Hulland, John, clerk, with M. Helmken, r 6 E Broad.

Hullen,. Frederick, clerk, with D. W . Henken, r Liberty cor Thun-

. derbolt road. Humphreys, Benj. G., of J. E. Johnston & Co., r Vicksburg, MiSs.

H UM PH REYS, MRS. E L IZ A B E T H A., boarding-house, 201

Broughton.

Humphreys, John C., of Moore & Humphreys, r River nr Bar

nard.

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Humphreys, Martha F., 201 Broughton.

Humphries, John C., 75| Montgomery. ,

Humphries, James J., clerk, A. & G. R. R., r2 1 Taylor.

Hunt,. Albert R., machinist, C. R. R., r 78 Liberty.

Hunt, James, F., engineer, C. R. R., r 112 Taylor.

Hunt, Mrs. Jane, confectionery, toys, etc., 144 State.

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Hunt, John B., Bull nr Macon. Hunt, Julius, clerk, with Mrs. J. B. Hunt, r 144 State. Hunt, J. W., clerk, with S. F. Kline, r W Broad cor Burroughs. Hunt, Robert, policeman, 236 Bay. Hunt, William, inspector of customs, 44 E Broad. Hunter, Benj., accountant and auditor, 89 Bay, r 53 Gordon. Hunter, B. M., clerk, Phila. and N.' Y. steamship lines, r 103
Jones. 'Hunter, Charles C., cashier and book-keeper, with Edward C. An
derson,' jr. Hunter,"James, of Bryan & Hunter, r 114 State. Hunter, John W ., machinist, 0. R. R., r Tatnall nr Gaston. Hunter, Joseph, janitor, custom-house, r Montgomery cor Bay. Hunter, Peter, c., driver, with Solomon & Co., r Minis nr Jefferson. Hunter, William, of Hunter & Grammell, r 134 Perry. Hunter, William P., jr., collector, Phila. and N. Y. steamship com
panies, 100 Bay, r 134 Perry. HUNTER & G A M M E LL (Wm. Hunter, John Gammell,.and W.
A. Gammell), com. merchants, factors, and agents NewYork and Phila. steamship lilies, 100 Bay. Hurt, Constantine, shoe-maker, 166 State. Hurtz, Ernest, clerk, with B. F. Ulmer, r 33 President. Hussey, Charles, train-hand, C. R. R., r Jones cor W Broad. Hussey, Mrs. Ellen, wid. of Christopher, 62 Broughton. Hussey, William, mail freight-clerk, C. R. R., r W ilson nr Stewart. Huston, Menefee, New Houston nr Drayton. HUTCHINS, C. V., wholesale dealer, hay, grain, and produce, 133 and 135 Bay, r 151 Jones. HUTTON, JOHN S., manager of savings department, Sav. Bank and Trust Co., r Blun's range, Gordon bet Whitaker and Barnard. Huxley, Mary, 8 W Broad. Hyde, Stafford, clerk, C. R. R., r Jones cor Wilson. Hyman, Henry, book-keeper, with M. Boley & Co., r W Broad nr Charlton. Hynes, Mary J., 62 State.
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m m CHRIS. MURPHY.

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clre.CHAS. CLARK.

OFFICE AND STORE
118 Bryan, Bet. Bull and Drayton,

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DEALERS IN
Faints, Oils, Glass, Putty,
^ N A M E L L E D A N D jG rROUND jGrLASS,
G lazier's D iam onds, B rushes, etc.,
Machinery and Harness Oils, Axle Grease, etc.,
ITI?- I db (JUtcJb
A n indispensable article for public and private houses and offices. 1 Also, light Ladders o f every size, for obtaining, access to roofs o f houses,
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Icard, George, moulder, with O. H. L u f burrow, r 42 Taylor.

Inunen, Henry, family grocer, 95 Habersham.

IMMEN, JOHN, saloon, liquors, and oysters, 2| Whitaker* r 92

Price.

Ingram, Charles J., clerk, with R. H. Footm an & Co., r Lincoln,

IN GLISS, W M ., c., barber, Screven House, r Bryan nr W Broads

Ironmunger, John, carpenter, Arnold nr Liberty.

IRVIN G, A LE X A N D E R , saloon, 13 Jefferson, r 82 Broughton

. nr Abercorn.

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Itschner, Ernie, architect, with DeW . Bruyn, r S Broad nr W hit aker.

Iusti, John A. W-, machinist, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad. Ivers, Edward, of Rogers, Dasher & Co., r Screven House. IV E S, ANSON B., merchant tailor, gent's furnishing goods and
hats, 3 Bull, r 146 Liberty. Ivey, William, c., laborer, with R. B. Reppard. Ivey, Geo., c., fireman, w ithR . B. Reppard. ,

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Jaehens* Claus, Reynolds nr S Broad. Jackson, Albert, e., book-keeper, with Deas & Johnson, r Charlton
lane nr Price.

Jackson, Allen, c., laborer, with Swain & Roberts, Margaret nr

Falun.

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Jackson, Andrew N., c., of Sims & Jackson, r Hall cor Tatnall.

Jackson, Daniel L., carpenter, C. R. R., r Charlton nr W Broad.

Jackson, Mrs. B., boarding-house, 110 Taylor.

Jackson, George, c., boot-maker, with Patrick Hagan, r Fahm cor

Margaret.

Jackson, H. C., clerk, with W ilcox, Gibbs & Co., 201 Broughton.

Jackson, Henry R., of Jackson, Lawton & Bassinger, r S Broad

cor Barnard.

Jackson, Henry, c., carpenter, Mill nr W Boundary.

Jackson, Henry, c., of Adams & Jackson, r 7 Little Jones.

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N . DIXON.

B. P. JOHNSON.

JOHN A , SU LLIVAN .

DIXON, JOHNSON & GO.

MANUFACTURERS O f A M SEALERS IN
Yellow Pine Lumber,

Lumber-Y ard and Planing-M m oh Thunderbolt Road,
Opposite A , and G -R . R R epot,
Offices at Yard and No, 124 Bay st.,
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Planed Flooring, W eath er-B oard in g, Ceiling, Step-Boards, M ou ld in gs, and
Saw ed Shingles
onsr zh^ u std . SCROLL-SAWING AND TURNING DONE TO ORDER.

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Jackson, Hward, book-keeper, with T. L. Kinsey, r State cor Habersham.
Jackson, Mrs. J., 110 Taylor.
Jackson, Joseph W., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r Lincoln nr S Broad.

JACKSON, LA W TO N & BASIN G ER (H enry R. Jackson, Alex.

R. Lawton, and Wm. S. Basinger), attorneys at law, 1351

Bay. .

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Jakson, March, c., laborer, at cent, cotton-press, r l 7 i Gordon.

Jackson Moses, c., with W . M. Ross & Co., r Lumber nr Bryan.

Jackson, O. W ., conductor, A. & G. R. R., r 40 Lincoln!

Jackson, Raymond, e., cooper, with C. H. Hernandez, c., r Mont

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gomery cor Perry lane.

Jackson, Samuel, c., tin-smith, with J. A. Douglas, r M illnrFahm .
Jackson, Thomas, book-keeper, with T . L. Kinsey & Co. r 50 State.

Jackson, William, blacksmith, C. R. R., r Purse nr Stewart.

Jackson, William, c., laborer, with Alfred Kent, r Bryan nrFahm.

Jackson, William B., book-keeper, 48 Lincoln.

Jackson, York, c., laborer, with O. H. L u f burrow, r Gaston nr

Price.

Jacobson, Isaac, picture-frame dealer, 174 Broughton, r Congress

.n r Jefferson.

Jacoby, Max, clerk, with Morris Jacoby, r York nr Drayton.

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Jacoby, Morris, fruits, preserves, etc., 6 Whitaker, r York- nr

Drayton.

JAIL, CHATHAM COUNTY, Hall ft Howard.
Jangstetter, Christina, tailoress, W Broad cor Indian.
Jansen, George A., family grocer, 54 Price.
Jantzen, H. F., book-keeper, with Bothwell & Wood-bridge, r 139
Liberty.

Jarmon, Hattie W.j Pine.nr Ann.

Jarmon, James T., steamboat captain, Pine nr Ann. Jaudon, Lizzie, 76 Bryan.

Jaudon, Wm. A., of Heidt, Jaudon & Co., r 201 S Broad.

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G otten p r e s s Oo.j EASTERN WHAR VES,
AUG. P. WKlTtlfc, Agent.
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Manufacturer and Dealer in

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1403 CONGRESS STREET, SAVANNAH, GA

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Jeffer, John S., fireman, C. R. R., r 213 Harris. Jefferson, Frank, carpenter, W Broad cor Gwinnett lane. Jeffrey, John, carpenter, Fahm n r Orange.

Jenkins, Benjamin, c., porter, with A. & L. Freidenburg, r W ilson nr Berrien. .

Jenkins, Isaac, c., driver* for S. P. Goodwin, r 199 Taylor.
Jenkins, Toney, c., carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r William nr Fahm.

Jerguson, Peter, blacksmith, with P. J. Bulger, r 10 E Broad Jerkins, Jackson, carpenter, C. R. R., r Anderson.
Jerrard, John, fireman, at upper cotton-press, r Indian nr W Broad.

Jesse; John D., fruits and vegetables, market square, r Bresnan's Hotel.

Jewell, James B., of J. N. W ilson & Co., r Marshall House.

Joel, Yoel, groceries and dry goods, 184 Congress, r Milledge-

ville.

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Johns, William S., engineer, steamer Rosa, r Bolton nr W Broad.
JOHNS, OBEDIAH B., constable, with J. M. Marsh, 64 Bull r Jefferson nr Gaston.

Johnson, Benj. P., of Dixon, Johnson & Co., and Dixon & John son, r 90 Taylor.

Johnson, Frank, c., with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r State cor L in

coln. . <

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Johnson, George, solicitor, with L. M. Shafer, r Taylor cor Jeffer son.

Johnson, George O., of W ood & Johnson, r Screven House.
Johnson, Henry, laborer, with O. H. L u f burrow, r Anderson nr President.

Johnson, Harry, exporter, with Richardson & Barnard, r Lum ber nr Pine.

Johnson, Mrs. Janie, wid. of Dr. Warren, 78 Jones. Johnson, John, e., of Deas & Johnson, r New nr S Broad. Johnson, J. L., salesman, with Dillon & Stetson, r 79 Broughton. Johnson, John M., c., of Deas & Johnson, r New nr S Broad.

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Johnson, John N. boat-keeper, with Goo. S. Herbert, r 156 State.

JOHNSON, JOHN R., city treasurer, r 155 Jones. Johnson, Joseph, o,, laborer, with Swain & Roberts, r Purse nr

Jones. * Johnson, Joe, c., porter, with Triest & Herman, r Tatnall nr Lib

erty. Johnson, Mrs. Lizzie, wid. of Leonard E., 76 Jones. Johnson, Louis, c., laborer,' Henry lane nr Drayton.

Johnson, Prince, jc., hack and livery stable, 97 York. JOHNSON, RICHARD, steamboat captain, r 107 Jones.

Johnson, Richard, c., porter, with Bernhard & Kaytn, r Bryan



cor Ann.

Johnson, Robert, c., porter, with Salomon Cohen, r 189. Jones.

Johnson, Samuel, c., laborer, with J. J. Dale & Co, Johnson, Seth, clerk, with A. & L. Freidenberg, r W illiam nr W

Broad. Johnson, Toney H., c., groom, at S., S.,. & S. R. R. stable, r An

derson nr Whitaker.



Johnson, Virginius, clerk, with Branch & Sons, r S Broad.

Johnson, Will, c., blacksmith, with A. B. Kent, r Jackson cor R ey

nolds. Johnston, with J. A. Phillips & O o., r 46 Lincoln.

Johnston, Alexander, pilot, 70 Broughton.

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Johnston, George L., lawyer, New H ouston nr Bull.

Johnston, James H., of Duncan & Johnston, r 132 Gaston. -

Johnston, John, laborer, 15 Houston. JOHNSTON, JOHN M., physician, 96 State.

Johnston, Joseph E., of Joseph . Johnston & Co., r 172 S Broad. JOHNSTON, J. E. & CO. (Joseph E. Johnston, Livingston Mims,
and Benj. G. Humphreys), gen'l insurance agents, N. Y.

Life, Liverpool and London and Globe, 105 Bay. Johnston, Nero, c., laborer, with John McDonough & Sons, r

Thunderbolt road. Johnston, Owen B, H.,' carpenter, with.H . G. Ward, r Gaston nr

W Broad.

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Johnston, Richard C., 107 Jones.* Johnston, Samuel, brick-layer, Bryan nr E Broad. Johnstone, George H., planter, 120 Bull. Joins" Isaac, c., carrier, Daily Advertiser, r Minis hr Montgomery. JONES, A LFRE D E., justice of the peace and notary publie, 122
Bryan, r Henry nr Jefferson. Jones, Allen, policeman, Hull cor Jefferson. Jones, Allen, c., with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r E Broad cor Hull. Jones, Allen G.,#book-keeper, with So. Bk. of the. State of Ga., r
159 Jones. Jones, Anderson W ., of D. A. Daley & Co., r 186 Wayne. Jones, Clifford A., book-keeper, with James T. Stewart. Jones, Christopher, turner, with John McDonough & Sons. Jones, Edward, brick-mason, 53J Jefferson. Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth, wid. of John, Margaret nr W Broad. Jones, Frank, c., butcher, stall 14 market-house, r Fahm nr Pine. Jones, Fred. A., clerk, 53| Jefferson. Jones, Geo. P., brick-mason, 53| Jefferson. JONES, G. FE N W IC K , lawyer and notary public, 113 Bay, r 168
Harris. Jones, Granville M., supt. stables, with M. A. Dehoney, r Euro
pean House. Jones, Isaac, c., laborer, Mill nr Fahm. Jones, James S., of Rose, Curtis & Co., r Gordon nr Lincoln. Jones, James W ., farmer, 53| Jefferson. Jones, Jane P., e., pastry-cook, 95 S Broad. Jones, J. H., of Jones & Callan, and supt. Sav, Gas-works, 11
Broughton. Jones, John, sail-maker, with G. J. Clark, ,r 139 Broughton. Jones, John J., 132 Broughton. Jones, John, jr., book-keeper, with Murphy & Clark, r 132 Brough
ton. Jones, Joseph W ., telegraph-repairer, 201 Broughton. Jones, Leonard, c., carpenter, Lumber cor Pine. Jones, Mrs. Lydia, dress-maker, 168 Broughton.
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. COMPANY, ASSETS $ 3 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , ROBERT R . BRJJN, GENERAL AGENT GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

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LICEN SED
Timber and Lumber Inspector,
OFFICE AT TIMBER BOCK, NEAR CANAL,
. SAVAN N AH , GA.
I have the honor to inform you that I have leased the Boom formerly occupied by Charles Green, Son & C o., for the purpose o f conducting a General Dockage, Butting, Shipping, and Delivering o f Timber, Lumber, Staves, etc. Special attention will be given to the same, and I ask your kind patronage and influence.
V ery respectfully, Y our obedient servant,
GEO. P. JORDAN, Agent.
SA V A N N A H , GA.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS III ICE,
202 , 2 0 4 , & 2 0 6 B A Y ST.
T hrasher, Blanchard & Co.
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Jones, N. J., policeman, W Broad cor.Zubly.

Jones, Prestin, c., laborer, 194 Wayne.

Jones, S. A., clerk, 68 Broughton.

Jones, Samuel, boarding-house, 5T Bay.

Jones, Simon, c., laborer, Mill, nr W Broad. Jones, Thomas, c., laborer, at Gas-house, r Huntingdon nr W

Broad.

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Jones, Thomas, policeman, Indian nr Eahm.

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Jones, William, laborer, 40 Congress..

Jones, Wm. B., fireman, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad.

Jones, Wm. H., farmer, 53| Jefferson.

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Jones, Wm., jr., clerk, with Wm. Estill, jr., r Lincoln nr Gordon.

Jones, Yoman, c., laborer, E Boundary nr S Broad. JONES & C A LL AN (J. H. Jones and James Callan), looking-

giass and picture-frame manufactory, St. Julian cor John

son square.

Jordan, Archie, c., drayman, Bryan nr Eahm. JORDAN, E. D., watches, jewelry, etc., 135 Congress, r 90 Jones.

Jordan, Geo. P., lumber-inspector, with M cLeod & Rogers, r 12

W Broad. Jordan, Michael, baggage-master, C. R. R., r 212 Charlton.

Jordan, Reuben A., tailor, with S. Polfus, r Canal cor W Broad.

Jordan, Robert, engineer, with Rose, Curtis & Co., r Gwinnett nr

gj

W Broad. Jordan, William, c., cotton-sampler, Mongin nr W Broad.

Jordan, William, c., driver, for John Daley, r Hall nr Tatnall.

Joseph, Jackson, laborer, with C. C. Casey, r 101 W Broad.

Joseph, Joseph, c., hostler, with M. A. Dehoney, r 100 Bryan.

Josephs, S. J., 176 Jones.

Joyce, James B., watchman, C. R. R., r 196 Harris;

Joyce, Michael E., adjuster, with Singer's sewing-machine agency,

r Indian nr Eahm.

Joyce, Michael H., clerk, with Singer's sewing-machine agency, r

Indian nr Fahm. Joyce, Timothy, ship-carpenter, 34 E Broad,

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Juchter, John, clerk, with Henry Suiter, r 74 Montgomery. Judah, David, printer, 47 Congress. .

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Kane, Edward, laborer, C. E. R., r Berrien nr Price.

Kane, Edward, tailor, with A. B. Ives, r Joachim nr Mill.

Kane, James, blacksmith, 13 Congress.

Kane, Mrs. Joanna, family grocer, Joachim nr Mill.

Kane, John, keeper of light-ship at Tybee knoll, r on board.

Kane, Michael, family grocer^ 18 Berrien.

Kaem, Rebecca, 188 Bryan.

Kaempf, Geo. M. (of Grimm & Kaempf), r Wilson nr W Broad,

Kaiser, John, butcher, stall 12,* small-meat market, r Middle

ground road.

Karnes, Kugh, clerk, with J. Feeley, r 38- Drayton.

Kattenhorne, Henry, clerk, with Colding & Turner, r 109 Jeffer

son.

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Kaufman, Charles H., of H. Mayer & Co., r Bull nr Charlton.

Kaufman, Julius, constable, with S. Elsinger, r 28 S Broad.

Kaufman,' S., of H. Mayer & Co., r New-York.

Kavanaugh, John, laborer, 29 President.

Kavanaugh, Patrick, baker, 43 E Broad.

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Kavanaugh, Patrick, laborer, 27 Congress.

Kavanaugh, William, laborer, with P. J. Bulger, r Bay lane.

Kayton, Benno, shipping-clerk, with S. G. Haynes & Bro., r 5 Tatnall.

Kayton, Lewis, of Bernhard & Kayton, r 5 Tatnall.

Kean, Edward, pantaloon-maker, with A. B. Ives, r Joachim.

Keane, James, blacksmith, with P. J. Bulger, r 12 Congress.

Keaton, Francis J., c., night-inspector, Liberty cor Randolph.

Keaton, Francis J., c., pastry-cook, Shell road cor Randolph.

Kearney, James, porter, at IJ. *S. custom-house, r 11 Congress.

Kearens, Jeremiah, laborer, C. R. R., r Berrien nr W Broad.

Kearney, John, painter, with Murphy & Clark, r Mill nr Fahm.

Kearns, Thomas, fireman, C. R. R., r Berrien nr Purse.

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Kebler, Mrs. Harriet, wid. of John, 196 Bryan.

Keeler, Vincent, cigar-maker, with J. Hersbach, r Walnut nr Har

rison.

Keene, L. G., clerk, with Guckenheimer & Selig, r 51 Broughton.

Keenan, Thomas, saloon, 2 E Broad.

Keenan, Mrs. S. S., 180 State.

Keeney, E. D., of E. D. Keeney & Go., r European House.,

KEENEY, E. D. & CO. (E. D. Keeney), patent driven-well sink

ers, 150 Bryan.

Kehoe, James J., saloon, Liberty cor' Reynolds.

Kehoe, John, porter, with R. Habersham & Son, 27 Bay.

Kehoe, Patrick, stevedore, Broughton nr Reynolds.

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Kehoe, Simon P., engineer, A. & G. R. R., r 8 President.

Kehoe, William, moulder, with Monahan, Parry & C., r Presi

dent cor Pride.

Keiffer, Susie F., William nr Fahm.

Keller, Mrs. Elizabeth J./ boarding-house, 56 Jefferson.

Keller, John, conductor, A. & G. R. R.

Keller, Michael, carpenter, Walker nr Purse.

Kelling, Andrew, carpenter, Montgomery nr Huntingdon.

Kellog, J., brick-layer, Planters' Hotel.

K E L L Y , EUGENE, prest. So. Bk. State of Ga., r New-York.

Kelly, Edward, painter, 26 S Broad.

Kelly, Ellen M., dress-maker, with Mary A. T. Kelly, r New Hous

ton nr Whitaker.

Kelly, James, laborer, C. R. R., r 109 W Broad.

Kelly, John, driver, with Bernard Smith, r Canal cor Fahm.

Kelly, John, junk-dealer, E Boundary nr Broughton.

Kelly, John, of Kelly & Co., r Philadelphia.

Kelly, John J., 77 Bay, r W hitaker cor Hull.

Kelly, Lizzie, milliner, with S. Krouskopf, r Fingal nr Harris.

Kelly, Lawrence J., clerk, with T. B. Chisholm, r New Houston nr

Whitaker.

Kelly, Lawrence, stevedore, foreman with H. J. Dickerson, r In

dian nr Fahm.

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Kelly, Lawrence, clerk, with Wm. Dixon, r Indian nr Fahm.

Kelly, Mrs. Mary, wid. o f Thomas, 34 Drayton.

Kelly, Mary A. T., dress-maker, New Houston nr Whitaker.

Kelly, Patrick, laborer, 0. R. R., r Gaston nr W Broad.

Kelly, Peter, of McMahon & Kelly, r 1 Congress.

Kelly, Thomas, brick-layer, r 131 York.

Kelly, Thomas, clerk, with John Lynch, r 142 Broughton.

Kelly, Thomas, carpenter, Harrison nr St- Gaul.

K E L L Y & CO*. (John Kelly and James Lindsay), furniture, car

pets, etc., 190 Broughton.

Kelly, Mrs. Agnes, family grocer, Berrien cor Purse,

Kemp, Geo., bar-keeper, with John R. Meyers, Margaret nr W

Broad.

Kemps, David, of Smith & Kemps, r Yellow Bluff, Florida.

Kenzie, William, .trainband, C. R. R., r Berrien nr Purse.

KEENAN, THOMAS, saloon, Bay cor E Broad.

K E N D Y & M cD O W ELL, c. (J. P. Kendy and A. J. McDowell),

coopers, ft of Bull.

KENDY, JOSEPH P., c., of Kendy & McDowell, and saloon, 67

Price, r Pine nr Fahm.

Kennard, Isaac B., clerk, with E. Bonney, r Jones cor Haberr-

sham.

Kennard, J. S., supt. dredging-machine, 45 Jones.

Kennedy, Charles W ., clerk, with Dehoney, r 210 Bryan.

Kennedy, Daniel R., book-keeper, with Abm. Minis, r 31 Brough

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KENNEDY, E D W A R D J., merchant tailor, 126 Broughton, r St.

Gaul nr Harrison.

Kennedy, brick-layer, 179 Congress.

Kennedy, Hugh, fireman, A. & G. R. R., r 87 W Broad.

Kennedy, James, cabinet-maker, 31 Broughton.

Kennedy, James, Stewart nr Wilson.

Kennedy, John J., clerk, with H. & J. Weed, r William nr W

Broad.

Kennedy, Michael, carpenter, with John J. Dooley.*

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Kennedy, Michael J., machinist, C. R. R , r 2121 Harris.

Kennery, Patrick, bar-keeper, with J. Bressnan, r Bressnan's H o

tel.



Kennedy, ,Patrick, laborer, 27 Bay.

Kennedy, Ramond R , book-keeper, with A. Minis, r 31 Brough

ton.

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Kennedy, Robert C., pilot, 31 Broughton.

Kennedy, Thomas, laborer, Fahm nr Zubly.

Kenney, Bridget, boarding-house, 27 Bay.

Kenney, John, clerk, with Bernard Smith, r Canal cor Fahm.

Kennickle, James V., printer, M orning N ews, r 196 Little Jones. Kenny, John, Habersham cor Charlton lane.

Kent, Alfred B., wheelwright and blacksmith, 13 W Broad.

Kent, Wm. E., gunner, Indian lane nr Fahm.

Keogh, Mrs.,.chiropodist, 33 Broughton.

Keogh, James AY., locksmith and bell-hanger, -33 Broughton. Keogh, Patrick, laborer, S Broad lane nr Price.

Keogh, Thomas, laborer, S Broad lane nr Price.

' Kercher, John, baker, with Charles Zink, r 39 AY Broad.

Kerrigan, Jeremiah, watchman, at Savannah Bank and Trust Co.

Kern, Edward H., salesman, with Grover & Baker sewing-ma

chine Co.

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Kerns, Thomas, laborer, C. R. R., r Berrien nr Purse.

Kerr, John AY., agt. strs. to Augusta, with Branch & Sons r S Broad.

Kerr, Mrs. Mary J., wid. of William, 30 Habersham.

Kerr, Wm., painter, Shell road nr Arnold.

Kerrigan, John, teacher, St. Patrick's public school, r 39 W Broad.

Kerwin, switch-tender, C. R. R., r Berrien cor Purse.

Kessel, Adam, baker,.with Jacob Quint, r 52 Jefferson. Kessel, Margaret, 52 Jefferson.

Ketcher, Henry, clerk, with A. S. Alden & Co., r Congress.

KETCHUM , EDMUND, cashier, Sav. Bk. and Trust Co r 136

Taylor.

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Ketchum, Landon, of Ketchum & Hartridge, r Gordon cor Abercorn. .

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Ketchum, Miller, of Ketchum & Hartridge, r 1B6 Taylor. KETCHUM , M ORRIS, prest. Say. Bk. and Trust Co., r N .Y . Ketehum, Nelson V., clerk, with Sav. Bk. and Trust Co., r Taylor. KETCHUM & H ARTRID G E (Miller Ketchum and Alfred L.
Hartridge), bankers, Exchange building. Keys, Barney, laborer, 23 Bay. Keys, James, policeman, Battle row nr W Broad. Kichens, Richard, seaman, E Boundary nr Broughton. Kieffer, Edward-J., clerk, with W ilson & Happoldt, r 80 Brough-
1ton. Kiernan, William, laborer, C. R. R., r 1 Montgomery. Kietcher, Henry, clerk, with A. S. Alden & Co., r 99 Congress, Kiley, John, poultry-dealer, 2 Montgomery. Kiley, Michael, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 16 State. Killorin, John, clerk, with Quentell, Nisbet & Co., r New Houston
cor Abercorn. Killorin, Patrick, carpenter and builder, 19 Drayton, r Abercorn
cor New Houston. Killourhy, John B., policeman, Congress nr Houston. Killroy, John, machinist, W Broad cor Indian. Kilpatrick, John T., drayman, William nr Eahm. Kilts, Andrew^ clerk, with C. J. Beatty & Co., r 31 Whitaker. Kilts, Lou., dress-maker, 146 State. Kilts, Phone B., dress-maker, 146 State. KIM BALL, GEORGE J. (o f Beard & Kimball), Savannah Daily
Advertiser, r 56 Barnard. Kineavy, P., clerk, with R. M. Lockwood, r Berrien nr W Broad. King, Andrew, c., porter, with Guckenheimer & Selig, r M ont
gomery nr Gaston. King, Rev. Charles B., pastor W hite Bluff church, r 135 Gordon. King, Clarence, clerk, with W . M. Tunno & Co., r 158 Liberty. King, Clifford A., of Lamar & King, r Perry. King, Cupid, c., huckster, Berrien cor W ilson lane. King, Daniel D., painter, C. R. R., r W ilson nr. Walker. King, Edward, wagoner, 4 E Broad.
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King, Gadsden, planter, 163 Jones.

King, George, c., butcher, Zubly nr Fahm. King, George W ., pilot, 29 Houston.

King, Habersham, clerk, at Habersham's rice-mill, r 135 Gordon. King, James W., pilot, 53 York.

King, John, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r 36 Habersham. King, John, 194 State.

King, John B., o f K ing & Nichols, r 164 State. King, July, c., butcher, Orange nr Fahm.

King, Moses, c., brick-layer, with B. Armstrong, r William cor Fahm.

King, Moses, c., carpenter, with Rose, Curtis & Co., r W Broad nr

Gwinnett.



King, Nicholas, capt. steamboat Nick King, r Hall nr Montgomery. King, Robert, c., blacksmith, with G. W . Parish.

King, W alter S., freight-agent, A. & G. R. R., r 202 H u ll..

King, William, laborer, Bryan nr E Broad.

King, Wilham, laborer, Williamson cor Montgomery. King, William A., pilot, 89f Whitaker.

King & Nichols (John B. King and E. H. Nichols), cotton ship pers and weighers, 97 Bay.

Kinsey, Ingraham XJ-, supt. mills, with T. L. Kinsey, r Jones nr Drayton.

Kinsey, Theo. L., of T. L . Kinsey & Co., r 100 State.

KIN SEY, THEO. L. & CO. (Theo. L. Kinsey and H. Lavis), city saw-mills, Hutchinson island, office 176 Bay.
Kinslow, Linton, Ci, wagoner, Margaret nr Fahm. Kirby, Timothy, laborer, 18 Houston.

Kirchbaum, Edward, salesman, with Bernhard & Kayton, r Libr erty nr Barnard.

Kirk, Miller, with Wm. B. Grant, r 161 Charlton.

Kirkland, W . W., of N. A, Hardee's Son & Co., r Perry. Kirksey, James, of Kirksey & Scott, r 76 Jones. Kirksey, Mary A. H., 76 Jones.

KIRK SEY & SCOTT (James Kirksey and George W. Scott), cot ton factors and com. merchants, 136 Bay.

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Kirvin, James H., laborer, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad.

Klenck, John^F., school-teacher, 22 Lincoln. K LIN E, S. F., groceries and liquors, Canal ft of W Broad, r f

:f'; Broad cor Burroughs. Klindtworth, John H., clerk, with H. Y on Glahn, r 101 Whitaker.

King, Frederick, family grocer, r 100 Price. Knapp, A. Champion, of John H. Gardner & Co., r 78 Jones.

Knapp, A. B., tuner and repairer, with Ludden & Bates, r York

cor Abercoro. Knapp, A. C., of John H. Gardner & Co., r 77| Jones, Knapp, Edwin, book-keeper, with N. A. Hardee's Son & Co., r

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Knapp, Mrs. Elizabeth, wid. of Hanford, 78 Jones.

K N A PP, NOAH B., saddlery, harness, etc., 160 Congress and

159 St. Julian, r 132 Jones. Knapp, W. Sherwood, book-keeper, with W . H. Stark & Co., r 78

Jones.

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K N E LLE R & CO., ice-car on A. &. G. R. R.j 180 Bay.

Knight, with S. M. Lederer, r 100 State. . -

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Knight, G. H., tinner, with Haley & Ray, r Price nr Huntingdon.

Knight, James R., clerk, with Bolshaw & Silva, r 190 State.

Knight, James, c., laborer, with P. O'Connor, r York lane nr

Houston. Knight, James A., train-hand, C. R. R., r Stewart nr Wilson.

Knoop, L., of Knoop, Hannemann & Co., r Germany. KNOOP, HANNEM ANN & CO,, com, and cotton merchants, 122

Bay. KNORR, LOUIS, physician, and editor Georgia Staats Zeitung, r
i Hull bet Bull and Whitaker.

Knox, John, switchman, C. R. R:, r St. Gaul nr Fahm. .

Knox, Peter J., clerk, C R. R., r Berrien nr W Broad. Khox, Robert C., machinist, Charlton lane nr Price. Koch, Robert, cabinet-maker, with S. S. Miller, r 39 W Broad. Kockshutt, David, pattern-maker, with P. J. Bulger, r Price nr

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Kohl, M oritz,' coppersmith, C. R . R., r Montgomery cor New

Houston.

Kohler, August, tobacconist and liquors, 184 Broughton.

Kohn, Bariihard, of Lillienthal & Kohn, r 170 Liberty.

Kohn, Jacob, of Lillienthal & Kohn, r 5 TatnalL

Kohl, Morris, tinsmith, 0. R. R., r New Houston cbr Montgom ery.

Koll, cigar-maker, Planters' Hotel.

Kolb, Ferdinand, agt. of Blun, Spiegel & Co., r Planters' Hotel.

Kollot, Louis, salesman, with L. Jacobsqn, r Congress nr Jeffer-

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son.

Kollock, George J., jr., physician, at city hospital, r 163 S Broad.

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Kollock, Mrs. George J., 163 S Broad.

Kollock, George J., sr., real estate agent, 163 S Broad.

Kollock, J. Fenwick, clerk, C. R. R., r 163 S Broad.

Kollock, Josiah T., clerk, 39 Bull.

Kollock, Macatan C., civil engineer, 39 Bull.

Kollock, Marion F., clerk, with Cope & Ripley, r 39 Bull.

KOLLOCK, P. M., physician, 39 Bull.

Kollock, Wm. W ., clerk, C. R. R., r 163 S Broad.

KOPS, J. deBRUYN, att'y for Clason & Co., r 67 Jefferson.

Kraft, Henry, baker, with J. Derst, r 92 Broughton.

Krauss, Max, clerk, with M. Krauss & Co., r S Broad nr Barnard.

K r a u s s , Moses, of M. Krauss & Co., r 6 Tatnall.

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KRAUSS, M. & CO., boots and shoes, 185 Broughton.

Krautler, Francis H. L., photographic printer, with D. J. Ryan, r

144 Congress.

Kreeger, George, collector, with Jas. B. W est &, Co., 120 Bay.

Kreeger, James M., clerk, with Dr. J. A. Mayer, r nr W hite Bluff road. ,

Kreeger, Moses, clerk, with J. B. Robinson & Co., r W hite Bluff road nr Anderson.

Krenson,.Alex. D., of A.. D. Krenson & Co., r Charlton bet W hit aker and Bull.

KRENSON, A. D. & CO. (A. D. Krenson and Thomas H. W il liams), family grocers, 165 Broughton and 25 Barnard.

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KRENSON, FR E D E R IC K , shipy/right and contractor, Hutchin son island, office 141 Ray, r Charlton nr Rull. ..
Kricek, Joseph, tobacconist and cigar-manufacturer, 30| IVhita-
i6r 7 v, Krieger, August, watch-maker, with F. D. Jordan, r Broughton nr
W Broad. Kriegner,. Lewis, printer, with th Sav. Republican, r Broughton
cor Montgomery. Kriete, Frederick; grocer, 52 Montgomery. Kreger, August, clerk, with John Tamm, r Zubly nr Poplar. Krutr, D. F., book-keeper, with P. J. Bulger. Kromer, Richard, clerk, at Girard House, r same. Krouskopf, Josephine, 149^ Congress. KROUSKOPF, SOLOMON, millinery, 1491 Congress. Kruter, Daniel S., book-keeper, with P. J. Bulger, r 42 Taylor. KUK, FR ED ERICK , family grocer and liquors, 81 W Broad. KUCK, HENRY, family grocer, Jacksop cor Reynolds. Kuck, John, clerk, with Henry Kuck, r 116 Jefferson. Kueller, J., conductor, A. & G. R. R-, r 110 Taylor. Kuhlm an, John, tin-smith, 58 W Broad. Kuhn, Albert, shipping-clerk, with Quentell, Nisbet & Co., r Jones.
L Labiche, Eugene, cigar-maker, with J. Herschbach, r 54 Haber
sham. Laborie, Charles B., carpenter, with Charles L. Lodge. Lacey, Joseph, laborer, C. R, R .,r 100 Montgomery. Lacey, Peter, carpenter,. A. & G. R. R-, V 13 York. Lachlison, Mrs. Ann, wid. of James, Margaret nr W Broad. Lachlison, Robert, engineer, Margaret nr W Broad. Ladson, Joseph S., clerk, with W oodbridge & Bros. LaFar, John F., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r 36 State. Laffiteau, Charles, drayman, 99 "W Broad. Laffiteau, Edward, clerk, with Harris & Bro., 99| W Broad. Laffiteau, S. N., book-keeper, with Wm. M. Poole, r 99| W Broad.
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Laffitte, David M., clerk, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r St. Ju

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LAIN , D A N IE L N., justice of the peace and notary publie, 193 Bryan, r 148 President.
Laird, Thomas H., shipping-master, 55 Bay. Lake, Mongin S., printer, M orning N ews, r 50 Broughton; Lake, Kobert, tailor, Margaret nr W Broad.

Lake, Thomas H., conductor, A. & G. R. R , r 50 Broughton. Lake, "William, miller, r 50 Broughton.

Lama, John, wholesale liquor and cigars, 156 Bay, r 106 Jones.

Lamar,- Mrs. Caroline A., wid. of Charles A. L., 48 Broughton.

Lamar, Frank* clerk, 92 Jones.

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Lamar, Frank, clerk, at cotton-press, r 156 S Broad. Lamar, G. W., 92 Jones.

Lamar, Gasway B., jr., cotton factor, 156 S Broad.

Lamar, George W ., jr., of Lamar & King, r 92 Jones.'

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Lamar, Thomas G., cotton-weigher, with Branch & Sons, r 92 Jones.

LA M AR & K IN G (George W . Lamar, jr., and Clifford A. King), auctioneers, brokers, and real estate dealers, 113 Bay.

Lambert, Wm., c., carpenter, Jones nr Walker.

Lambeth, Daniel J., book-keeper, with M. H. Williams, r 50 State.

L aMOTTE, C H A R LE S O., local editor, Savannah Republican, r

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Broughton cor Reynolds. . .

LAMotte, James W., printer, with G. N. Nichols, r 42 President.

LANCASTER, JOHN S. F ., of John M. Cooper & Co., r Madison square, Bull cor Hull.

Lancaster, Joseph, c., carpenter, Arnold nr Broughton.

Landershine, Charles P., clerk, at Lamar's cotton-press, r 69 York.

Landershine,- L. Wilson, book-keeper, with Hunter & Gammell, r Bolton nr Jefferson.:

Landrow, brick-layer, 197 Congress.

Landrum, Rev. S., 104 Jones.

Lane, A. H., policeman, 198 Broughton.

Lane, Berry, c., laborer, C. R. R , r Wilson nr Walker.

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Lane, Patrick, watchman, $t cent. hyd. cotton-press, r Houston

cor Bay lane. Lang, John, clerk, with John Immen, r 2| Whitaker.

Langbell, Frederick W ., policeman, Perry nr Houston. Langbell, George, clerk, with G. H. Macon, r Taylor nr Whitaker,.

Lanier, Thaddeus A., clerk, with T. J. Dunbar & Co., r 100 State.

Lanier, .W m. L., salesman, with J. W . & C. McIntyre, r Bay nr

Montgomery. Lannert, John, carpenter, with M. Boley, r Zubly nr W Broad.

Lantheaume, Jules, tailor, with H. A. Topham & Co., r 29 Dray

ton. Lanterman, W m. J., of C. J. Beatty & Co., r Milledgeville, Ga.

Lapham, Fred. L., 12| E Broad. LARCOM BE, R. J., commission merchant, 116 Bay, r 140 Harris.

Larke, John, c., laborer, at McDonough & Sons, r Price nr Ann,

Larkin, Barnard J., carpenter, with George Turner, r 22| Price.

Larkin, James, machinist, with P. J. Bulger, r 27 Bay,

Larkin, James, painter, with Murphy & Clark, r 29 E Broad.

Larkin, John, clerk, at M cK enzie's saw-mill, r 27 Bay. LaRoche, A. B., lumber-inspector, Lumber nr Bryan.

LaRoache, A. Y., Mill nr W Broad. LaRoache, M r s . E., wid. of Oliver, 25 Tatnall. LaRoache, Isaac D., 179 Harris.

LaRoache, Oliver O., carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 25 Tatnall.

LaRose; Peter, Florida House. Larsha, Wm., c., carpenter, Perry lane nr Arnold.

Larte, George, clerk, with D. McConnell, 118 Bryan.

LaRue, Francis, Reynolds nr Bryan. Latham, John, watchman, at W etter's press, r 20 Price..

Lathrop, Edward S., of Lathrop & Co., r 145 Jones.

Lathrop, J. W ., of J. W. Lathrop & Co., r W side Monterey

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Lathrop, Cecelia, 206 Hull. LATH ROP, J. W . & CO. (J. W . & J. W . Lathrop, jr., and J. L.

Warren), cotton factors and com. merchants, 114 Bay.

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LA T H R O P & CO. (E. S. Lathrop, J. W . Nevitt, 0. W . Brunei, and E. W. Gifford), wholesale and retail dealers in dry

goods, hats, boots, shoes, carpets, etc., 141 and 143 Con gress,

Lattimore, Wm., of Lovell & Lattimore, r 85 Barnard,

Lauran, Henry, c., carpenter, Arnold nr President. Laurent, Charles M., gas-fitter and plumber, 4| E Broad. L^vin-, Michael,, grocer and liquors, 45 E Broad.

Law, Carrol T., clerk, with W . C. Butler, r 72 St. Julian. Law, Fabian, 62 State.

Law, Frazier, clerk, with W . C. Butler, r 72 St. Julian.

Law, Frederick, c., painter, Walker nr Sims.

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LA W , L O V E L L & F A L L IG A N T (W m . Law, John M. B. Lovell,

and Robert Falligant), lawyers, 120 Bay.

Law, Messick, c., painter, Broughton lane, nr Houston.

Law, William, of Law, Lovell & Falligant, r 67 President.

Lawrence, John, c., tinsmith, with J. J. Maurice, r 70 E Broad. Lawrence, John A., c,, ice-cream, 114 Montgomery.

Lawrence, J. S. & Co., family groceries, 198 Broughton.

Lawrence, Joseph S., of J. S. Lawrence & Co., and salesman with Jacob Lippman & Bro., r 195 York.
Lawson, John, porter, with H. Smith, r 49 Bay.

Lawson, John, seaman, E Boiindary nr Broughton.

Lawton, Alex. R., of Jackson, Lawton & Bassinger, r 68 York. Lawton, Charles, c., butcher, Joachim nr Fahm.

Lawton, J., c., butcher, stall 19 market, r State nr Price.

LAW TON, H A R T & CO. (W . J. Lawton, B. A. Hart, and J. G Garnett), cotton factors and com. merchants, 85 Bay.
Lawton, Wm. J., of Lawton, Hart & Co., r 169 Jones.

Lawton, Dr. Wm. S., planter, Abercorn bet Harris and Macon. Lay, Wm. M., clerk, at Lamar's cotton-press, r 114 S Broad.

LAY, R. G., agt. Peruvian Guano Co. and Lamar's cotton-press, 136 Bay, r 114 S Broad.

LEACY, JOHN J., saloon, 21 Bay, r 20 S Broad.

Leacy, Michael,-clerk, with J. J. Leacy, r 20 S Broad.

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Leapole, William, painter, with D. O'Connor, r Bryan nr W Broad. Lebey, D. Yalmore, clerk, with Davant, Waples & Co., r 208

Harris. Ledbetter, Wm. A., salesman, with T. J. Dunbar & Co., r Florida

House. Ledlie, Charles, .of C. & S. Ledlie, r U Abercorn. LE D LIE , C. & S. (Charles and Samuel Ledlie), wholesale deal

ers in hides, wool, etc., 186 Bay. L eDIJC, RUSHE, prof, languages and medicine, 42 Habersham.

Ledlie, Samuel, of C. & S. Ledlie, r New-York.

Lee, Mrs. Catharine, r Stewart nr W Broad. Lee, Charles, clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., Broughton cor

Lincoln. Lee, Christopher, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Broughton cor

Habersham.

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Lee, Edward, wheelwright,-with P. O'Connor,, r 23| Williamson.

Lee, George A. carpenter, C. R. R> r Walker nr Wilson. Lee, George L., auditor, U. S. custom-house, r 66 S Broad.

Lee, Isham, c., laborer, with W . A. Thomas, r Roberts nr W

Broad. Lee, J a m es C., policeman, S Broad lane nr Houston.

Lee, Jessie, S Broad lane nr Houston.

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Lee, Mary E., dress-maker, with Miss Ellen Rathwell, r Stewart nr

W Broad. Lee, Malachi, machinist, with S. "W. Gleason, r Williamson nr

Montgomery. Lee, Robert, c., driver, with S. P. Goodwin, r Lumber nr Berrien.

Lee, Sanson, sergeant of police, 75^ Montgomery. Leech, Frederick, clerk, C. R. R., r St. Gaul nr Zubly. Leers, Adolph, night-inspector of customs, r Planters Hotel.

Leffier, Abraham, of Gomm & Leffler, r 65 Tatnall. Legg, Robert, tailor, with H. A . Topham & Co., r Margaret nr W

Broad. L eH ARDY, J. C., physician, 125| Broughton, r Huntingdon nr

Lincoln.

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Lehn, Daniel, clerk, with C. J. Beatty & Co., r 31 Whitaker. : Lehwald, Jacob, clothing, 188 Bryan.

Leigh, John D., conductor, 8., S., & S. R. R., r 43 Perry. Leland, Hibben, 180 State.

Lemaire, William, painter, 192 Hull.

Lemons, Daniel E.,, engineer, S., S., & S. R. R , r 230 Bay.

Lemons, Wm., engineer, A. & G. R. R , r 230 Bay.

Lenahan, Joseph, clerk, with William Hone, r 35 St. Julian. Lenahan, Thomas, laborer, 1 S Broad.

Lennard, David, clerk, with H. Smith, r 49 Bay.

L 'Engle, Edwin W , dentist, 23 Whitaker.

Lenzer, John, family grocer, 22 McDonough.

Leonard, Charles, Cabinet-maker, with M. Boley & Co., r W Broad nr Broughton.

Leopard, James, sergeant of police, r"27 E Broad.

LEON ARD, THOMAS, 63 Jefferson.

Leonardy, John, wood-dealer, 38 Broughton.



Leopold, William T., painter, with D. O'Connor, r Bryan hr W Broad.

Leon, John, a , porter, with Bolshaw & Silva, r W ilson nr Walker. Leon,, Lewis, printer, with Daily Advertiser, r 64 Broughton.
Leon, S. 0 .,,printer, with Daily Advertiser, r Lincoln cor Brough ton.

LePage, Robert, carpenter, Arnold nr Liberty . Lessing, Felix, prof, of music, Gordon cor Whitaker. Lester, Benjamin J., o f W. C. Hayes & Co., r 216 President. Lester, Daniel B., clerk, with A D . Krenson & Co., r Drayton cor
Broughton.
LESTER, RUFUS E., lawyer, 161 Bay, r State nr Bull. Lester, Samuel E. B., clerk, with S. M. Lederer & Co., r 216 Presi
dent. .
L6tford, Wm., of Letford & Co., r 64 S Broad;
Letford & Co. (A. M. Scarbrough and Wm. Letford), draymen, 74 Bay.

Levbey, David Y., clerk, with Davant, Waples & Co., r 204 Harris.

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Leverson, John, book-keeper, with Bernhard & Kayton, r 152

Jones.

LEVKOY, JULIUS, dry goods, etc., 190 Broughton.

Levy, Bernhard, clerk, with J. Perlinsky, r 176 Bryan.

Levy,'George, clerk, with H. L. Schreiner, r 52 Congress.

Levy, J. C., 167 Charlton.

Levy, S. Yates, lawyer, of Harden & Levy, r 167 Charlton.

Lewin, Henry K , clerk, with S. L. Lewin, r 2 S Broad.

Lewlar, Peter, porter, with Alexander & Russell, r 58 Montgom

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Lewin, Samuel K., dry goods and clothing, 2 S Broad.

Lewis, George C., clerk, with John H. Gardner & Co., r 125

Charlton.

Lewis, George, c., porter, with S. M. Lederer & Co., r Bryan nr

Fahm,



Lewis Charles, A., c., porter, with M. Eerst & Co., r Min nr W

Broad.

Lewis, Harvey, engineer, A. & G. R. R.

Lewis, Henry, c., packer, with Lathrop & Co.

Lewis, John A., chief clerk, united hyd. press co., r 125 Charlton.

Lewis, John N., teller, at banking-house of W. Cumming & Co., r

Charlton cor Bull.

Lewis, Mrs. Mary Ann, boarding-house, 174 Liberty.

Lewis, Nathaniel, clerk, with Heidt, Jaudon & Co., r 136 Brough

ton.

Lewis, Peter C., drayman, Indian nr W Broad.

LEW IS, ROBERT H., storage warehouse, Williamson, and River

cor Montgomery, r Charlton cor Bull.

Lewis, R. H., clerk with A. M. Sloan & Co., r Charlton cor Bull.

Lewis, Roderick, laborer, united hyd. press co., r St. Julian nr

Price.



L^chte, Henry E., 186 Wayne.



Lichtenstein, Jacob, clerk, with Elias Brown, r President nr W

Broad.

Lillienthal, Levy, of Lillienthal & Kohn, r 170 Liberty.

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Lillienthal, Ralph, asst, book-keeper, with Lillienthal & Kohn, r 170 Liberty.
LILLIEN TH AL & KOHN (Levy Lillienthal, Jacob and Bamhard K ohn), dry goods, clothing, etc., 191, and 193 Congress.
LINCOLN, W IL L IA M W ., druggist, 125 Congress, r Harris cor Bull.
Lincoln, clerk, with C. Green, Son & Co., r 114 S Broad. Lindenstruth, John, baker, with John Schwarz, r 94| Lincoln. Lindner, August, wheelwright, with McKee & Bennett, r Price nr
Ann. Lindner, Mrs. Margaret, groceries and liquors, Canal nr W Broad. Lindsay, Gilbert, clerk, with G. W . Allen, r 192 Broughton. Lindsay, James, of Kelly & Co., r,Montgomery nr Broughton. Lindsay, Wm. J., clerk, with Kelly & Co., r Montgomery nr
Broughton. LIN EBERGER, JOHN T., saloon, Whitaker cor Bay lane, r Zubly
nr Fahm. Linehan, Patrick, clerk, with W . F. Meyer, r Fahm nr Joachim. Ling, Edward, carpenter, 35 St. Julian. Ling, James, laborer, 35 St. Julian. Lingg, Alexander A., policeman, 53 Price. Lingg, Henry, sergeant of police, 53 Price. Lingg, Milton B-, clerk, with Joseph Cosman, r 53 Price. Linwood, Marco, Perry lane nr Houston. LIVINGSTON, L aR H E T T L., col. commanding U. S. barracks, r
at barracks. Lippman, Jacob, of Jacob Lippman & Bro., r New-York. Lippman, Lewis, of J. Lippman & Bro., r 154| Jones. LIPPM AN, JACOB & BRO. (Jacob and Lewis Lippman), whole
sale druggists, .169 Congress and 17 Barnard. Lipensky, Louis, tailor, 20 W Broad. Little, Susan J., 33 S Broad. Little, Robert A., of Little & Phillips, r New York. Little & Phillips (Robert A. Little and A. K. Phillips), com. mer
chants; 79 Bay.
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Livingston, Macks, c., carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur.

Livingston, Walter C., clerk, with O'Driscoll & Guhne, r 180

State.

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Lloyd, Frank, c., cotton merchant, Anderson nr W Broad.

Lloyd, John, c., whitewasher, Gwinnett nr W Broad.

Lloyd, Josiah, p., family grocer, 6 Taylor.

. Lloyd, Richard; brick-layer, Taylor nr E Broad.

Lloyd, Samuel, c., brick-layer, 189 Gaston.

LLOYD, THOM AS E., lawyer, 118 Bay, r 191 S Broad.

Lloyd, Wm., c., driver, 23| McDonough.

Lock, John, c., laborer, with John McDonough & Sons.

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Lockhart, Samuel, omnibus-driver, with Thos. Feeley, r Arnold nr

Jackson^ LOCKWOOD, RO B E RT M., gen. manager for So. States of Hope
Mut. Life Ins. Co., .138 Bay, r 149 Jones.

Lodge, Albert, machinist, with McDonough & Ballantyne, r Jef ferson cor Huntingdon.

Lodge, Charles L., carpenter, Jefferson cor Huntingdon.

Loewenstein, Isaac, clerk, with A. Decker, r 163 Liberty.

Logan, Hugh, machinist, with P. J. Bulger, r 27 Bay.

Logan, James J., watchman, C. R. R., r William nr Fahm.

Logan, Joseph A., clerk, with Tison & Gordon, r 96 W B road

LOGAN, LU KE, messenger of council, 96 W Broad.

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Long, Charles, cotton-broker, Marshall House,

Long, Michael, watchman, A. & G. R. R., r Arnold nr Broughton.

Longhead, Samuel, omnibus-driver, with Thos. Feeley, r Arnold nr Cleburne.

LO PEZ, CHARLES P., tobacconist, 30 Bull.

LO PEZ, JOHN H.; foreman, Republican job-office, r 22 Taylor.

Lopez, Joseph D., clerk, with W . W. Lincoln, r 22 Taylor.

Lorch, John, family grocer, Huntingdon nr Jefferson.

Lord, John, clerk, with J. G Rowland, r 99 Congress.

Lord, Wm., c., tailor, York lane nr Price.

Lorenzen, Win., of Clason & Co., r New York.

Lorler, Peter,- porter, with Alexander & Russell, r 72 Montgom-

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Louie, Edward, c., cooper, Price nr Hull.

LOUIS, MRS. L., dress-making, hair-dressing* and fancy goods;

149 Broughton.

Lovell, Jldward, with Crawford & Lovell, r 164 Taylor.

Lovell, Edward F., of Crawford & Lovell, r 164 Taylor.

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Love, Elias, c., cotton-sampler, with J. W . Lathrop & Co., r M on

terey square.

Lovell, John M. B., of Law, Lovell & Falligant, r 120 Bay.

Lovell, Mansfield, supt. Globe mut. life ins. co., N. Y., 120 Bryan,

r President nr Drayton.

Lovell, Nathaniel, of Lovell & Lattimore, r 39 Abercorn.

LO VE L L & LATTIM OBE (Nathaniel Lovell and Wm. Latti-

. more), hardware and house-furnishing, 155 and 157 Con

gress.

Lovett, Jacob, laborer; 22 E Broad.

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Lovett, John, laborer, at gas-house, r 7 S Broad.

Low , John, 105| Montgomery.

L ow rJosiah G., of Charles Green, Son & Co., r Harris cor W hit

aker.

Low, Andrew, of Andreev L ow & Co., r Charlton cor Abercorn.

LO W , A N D B E W & CO. (Andrew Low and John D.| Hopkins),

com. merchants, 58 Bay.

Low, Patrick, 105J Montgomery.

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Low, Bobert, c., brick-layer, 24 Jones.

Low , Samuel, carpenter, with M. C. Murphy, r 8 President.

Lubs, Henry, clerk, with F. Klug, r 100 Price.

LUCE, ALON ZO B., propV of Marshall House, 43 Broughton.

Lucas, Bichard D., c., night-inspector customs, 206 Taylor.

Lucius, Budolph, cashier, with Quentell, Nisbet & Co., r Jones nr

Bull.

Ludeman, John, family grocer, 72 E Broad.

Ludden, W ., of Ludden & Bates, r President nr Drayton.

L U D D E N & BATES (W . Ludden and Julius A. Bates), pianos,

music, and musical merchandise, 127| Broughton.

Liiddington, Mrs. Matilda, 186 Bryan.

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CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Luddington, Wm. A., machinist, 196 Bryan. > Lnddy, Peter, laborer, A. & G. R. R-, r 23 York. Ludlow, James G , of Heidt, Jaudon & Co., r Newark, N. J. Luf burrow,' John F., clerk, Sav. Bk. and Trust Co.'s warehouses,

r 193 Perry. Luf burrow, Matthew, clerk, C. R. R-, r 193 Perry. LU FBU RROW , ORLANDO H., brass and iron foundry, real
estate and collection agent, Habersham cor Taylor, and office Bull nr Broughton, r 193 Perry.

Lumsden, Haywood, pressman, Republican office, r 182 State.

Lynch, Hugh, painter, with J. S. Derby,-r 131 York. Lynch, Francis, wheelwright, with D. O'Connor, r 167 York.

Lynch, John, baker, 34 E Broad. Lynch,. John, clerk, with J. Lyons, r 142 State. LYNCH, JOHN, family grocer, 15 E Broad. Lynch, John, laborer, Indian nr Fahm. Lynch, Thomas J., clerk, with Kelly & Co., r St. Gaul nr Har

rison. Lynd, Encell P., miller, with S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Fahm nr

Zubly. Lynd, gun and locksmith, Congress nr W Broad, r Fahm nr

Zubly.

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Lyon, Michael, pilot, 31 President.

Lyon, Noble, salesman, with A. B. Ives, r Pavilion Hotel.

Lyon, Thomas, notary public, 97 Bay, r 36 President.

Lyons, Benj. F., parpenter, Price eor Macon.

Lyons, Catharine, 118 State. Lyons, Eva, 21 S Broad. Lyons, Georgia, 118 State. . Lyons, Geo. W ., drayman, Price cor Macon. LYONS, JOHN, family grocer, wines and liquors, 144 Broughton

cor Whitaker, r 142 Broughton.

Lyons, John, gardener, 18 Gordon.

Lyons, Virginia, 118 State.

Lyons, Thomas, harbor-master, 118 State.



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Lyons, William C., 118 State. Lyons, Wm. H., carpenter, 118 State.

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McAleer, John, blacksmith, Indian nr W Broad.

McAleer, Francis, of Nicolson & McAleer, r 25 Drayton.

McAllister, Archibald, of R. D. Walker & Co., r Howard nr Gas

ton.

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McAllister, Archibald, jr., stone-cutter, with R. D. Walker & Co.,

r Howard nr Gaston.

McAllister, Daniel, c., painter, Tatnall nr Hall. McAlpin, Angus, 111 S Broad.

McAlpin, James W ., planter, 64 Barnard.

McAlpine, James, laborer, Bryan nr E Broad.

McArthur, Alex..G., of Cooper. & McArthur, r 208 S Broad.

McArthur, John J., of J. A. Phillips & Co;, S Broad nr Mont gomery.

McAuliff, Dennis, machinist, A. & G. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad.

McAuliffe, Francis, wagoner", 12| E Broad.

McAuliffe, John, laborer, 30 Broughton.

McAvady, Michael, laborer, Berrien nr W Broad.

McBride, Mrs. J., 141, Broughton.

McBride, James, of James McBride & Co., r River cor Barnard.

McBride, James & Co. (James and P. M cBride), groceries and

liquors, River cor Barnard.

McBride, P., of James McBride & Co., r River cor Barnard.

McCabe, Alex. F., clerk, with James Burke, r 59 Bay.

.McCabe, Edward, Reynolds nr Shell'road.

McCabe, Edward, jr., carpenter, Reynolds cor Shell road.

McCabe, Michael, clerk, with A. L ow & Co., r Reynolds cor Shell road.

McCabe, Patrick, carpenter, A. & G. R. R;, r Perry cor Shell road.

McCabe, Terence, salesman, with M. J. Doyle, r E Broad cor Pres-

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McCabe, Thomas, policeman, Charlton nr W Broad. McCafferty, James, house-painter, with J. G-. Butler & Co. McCaffrey, James, drayman, with S. P. Goodwin, r 97 M ont
gomery. McCahay, Patrick, clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., 209 M cDon
ough. McCall, Albert B., machinist, A. & G. R. R., r Price cor Hunting
don. McCall, Charles, machinist, with P. j . Bulger, r 70 Lincoln. ' McCall, Daniel, baker, 26 York. McCall, Frank Y., book-keeper, with J. L. Villalonga, r 39 Haber
sham. McCall, James W ., clerk, with Solomon & Co., r 172 State. McCall, Mack, c., cook, at Pulaski House, r Gwinnett nr Bur
roughs. McCall, Robert, c., laborer, 17 Gordon; McCarthy, Agnes, 174 Broughton. McCarthy, Bridget, milliner, with A. Rice, r 174 Broughton. McCarthy, Mrs. Catharine, wid. of James, Broughton cor Rey
nolds. McCarthy, Mrs. Elizabeth, wid. of Jeremiah, 174 Broughton. McCarthy, Ellen, dress-maker, 174 Broughton. McCarthy, John, laborer, . R. R., r Wilson cor Stewart. McCarthy, John C., clerk, C. R. R., r Arnold nr S Broad. M cCARTHY, JOHN H., c., barber, 48 Whitaker, r Broughton nr
E Broad. McCarthy, John H., wagoner, Arnold nr S Broad. McCarthy, John J., clerk, with Davant, Waples & Co., r 42 Price. McCARTHY, LA W REN CE A., tobacconist, 172 Bryan, r 174
Broughton. McCarthy, Lawrence E., engineer, at T. L. Kinsey's mill, r W al
nut nr Harrison. McCarthy, Mrs. Margaret, family grocer, 61 Price. M cCARTHY, M. B., principal Sav. commercial college, Brough
ton cor Bull, r 6 Jefferson.
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McCarthy, Mary A., 174 Broughton.

McCarthy, Michael D., 24 S Broad.

McCarthy, Thomas, blacksmith,. C. R R., r W Broad cor Minis.

McCartney, Geo. A., grocer, 107 Montgomery.
McCauley, C. A. H., lieut. and quartermaster, U. S. barracks, r
Liberty nr Bull.

McCaully, Joseph, carpenter, with M. C. Murphy.

McCaully, Matthew, baker, with J. H. Ruwe, r Shell road nr Rey nolds.

McCaully, Wm. J.., pilot, 119 Barnard.

McCay, John Ringgold, book-keeper, with DeWitt & Morgan, r

32 Barnard, Orleans square.

McClehan, Thomas C., tailor, with H. A. Topham & Co., r 110 Montgomery.

McClendon, James C., train-hand, C. R. R , r Walker nr Wilson.

McClelland, Robert, train-hand, C. R. R , r Roberts nr W Broad.

McCollum, Wm., clerk, with J. W. Lathrop & Co., r S Broad nr Drayton.

McConaghy, Mrs. John, 176 Broughton.

McConnell, Edward, policeman, 192 State.

McCONNELL, D AN IEL, prop'r European House, saloon, and

restaurant, 116 and 118 Bryan.

McConnell, David, clerk, with Daniel McConnell, r 118 Bryan.

McCormick, Andrew, drayman, Minis pr W Broad.

McCormick, E., policeman.

McCosker, Patrick, laborer, 0 . R. R., r Harrison nr Fahm.

McCormick, Wm. H., clerk, at post-office, r 60 W Broad.

McCoy, Joseph, brick-layer, 20 Houston.

McCoy, Joseph, pilot, 31 Broughton.

McCredmond, Anthony, family grocer, 24 E Broad.

McCrohan, Jerry, contractor, 25 Congress.

McCullough, Jake, laborer, with D. Demarest, r Jones lane cor E Broad.

McCullough, John, clerk, with S. P. Goodwin, r 39 W Broad.

McDaniels, Albert, E., clerk, with H. A. Topham & Co., r 96i

State.

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McDermott, John, driver, with John Ryan, r 5| E Broad. McDermott, Thomas, baggage-master, C. R. R., r Indian nr W
Broad.

McDonald, Allen, ship-carpenter, with' H. F. Willink, jr., r 34 E

Broad.

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McDonald, Harry J., inspector of customs, r Planters Hotel. McDonald, James, conductor, C. R. R., r 212 Charlton. McDonald, Mrs. Margaret, family grocer, Price cor Hall. McDonnell, Edgar JVL, of McDonnell & Rotureau, r Waldburg
cor New Houston.

McDonnell, Rev. George G. N., pastor of W esley Methodist church, r 68 Taylor.

M cDONNELL & ROTU REAU (Edgar McDonnell and Peter C. Rotureau), com. merchants, 180 Bay.
McDonough, H. J., book-keeper, with M cDonough & Ballantyne, r Harris bet Price and Abercorn.

McDonough, Henry A., of John McDonough & Sons, r 56 Price. McDONOUGH, JOHN, of John McDonough & Sons, and of M c
Donough & Ballantyne, and brick-yard, Thunderbolt road cor A. & G. R. R., r 56 Price. McDonough, John, laborer, Walnut nr Z ubly.. McDonough, John J., of John McDonough & Sons, r 56 Price.

McDONOUGH, JOHN & SONS (John, John J., and H. A , M c Donough), planing-mills, E Broad cor Charlton.
McDonough, Matthew, wheelwright, with D. O'Connor, r Jeffer.son cor Bryan;

McDonough, Michael, painter, 40 E Broad. McDonough, Wm. 0 ., clerk, with John M cDonough & Sons, r 56
Price.

McDONOUGH & BALLAN TYNE (John McDonough and Thos, Ballantyne), iron and brass founders and machinists, E Broad cor Perry.

McDowell, A. J., c,, of Kendy & McDowell, r Jefferson nr Hall. McDowell, Rev. Andrew, c., Hall lane cor Jefferson. M cELLIGOTT, E DW ., family grocer, 215 Gaston.

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McElligott, Michael, laborer, C: R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad. McEvoy, Arthur, laborer, 16 Houston. McEvoy, Hugh J., tin-smith, with Cormack Hopkins, r 12 B er-
t rien. McEvoy, Patrick, carpenter, with J. H. Putman, r 9 W Broad. McFarland, Edw. E., machinist, Orange nr Fahm. McFarland, Wm. S., carpenter, 0. R. R., r 21 Orange. M cFARLAND, JOHN T., physician, 146 S Broad, McGarretty; Peter, machinist, C. R. R., r Berrien cor Purse. McGearty, Patrick, blacksmith, C. R. R., r 6 Lincoln. McGee, Francis, stone-cutter, with R D . Walker & Co., r Ber
rien nr W Broad. McGee, Henry J., student at law, with Hartridge & Chisholm, r
Broughton nr Bull. McGlachon, Andrew, machinist, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r 68
Price. McGlashan, John, conductor, C. R. R , r ,214 Jones. McGlinchy, Joseph, moulder, with O. H. Luf burrow, r 26 Taylor. McGlohon, John A., baggage-master, C. R. R , r Orange nr. Ann. McGloin,. D., clerk, C, R. R., r Duffy nr Bull. McGloin, Edward, laborer, C. R. R , r 109 W Broad. McGloin, Roger, clerk, C. R R , r Duffy nr Bull. McGloine, Edward, train-hand, C. R. R , r W Broad cor Wayne. McGloine, James, watchman, C. R. R , r Jones nr W Broad. . ' McGloine, Wm. A., machinist, C. R. R , r Duffy nr Bull. McGOW AN, JAMES J., dry goods and notions, 168 Brough
ton, r 71 Congress. McGowan, James, F., clerk, with John W.. Anderson's Sons & Co.,
r President cor E Broad. McGowan, John C., clerk, with J. J. McGowan, r 71 Congress. McGowan, Patrick, laborer, Ann nr Bryan. McGRATH, JAMES, family grocer and liquors, Congress cor
Habersham, and of Jas. McGrath & Co., 175 Bay. M cGRATH , JAMES & CO. (J. McGrath and James Maher )t
wholesale liquors, 175 Bay.
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McGrath, George, metre-inspector, 43 Price,

McGrath, John, jr., wagoner, Wilson nr Walker.

McGrath, John, sr., wagoner, W ilson nr Walker.

McGray, Wm., c., laborer, with J. McDonald & Sons.

McGreal, Andrew, clerk, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r 9 S

Broad.

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McGreal, Ellen, milliner, with A. Rice, r 9 S Broad.

McGreal, Michael, clerk, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r 9 S

Broad. ,,

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McGregor,. John, watchman, with Haywood, Gage & Co, r 188

Bay.

McGuire, James, horse-shoer, with D. O'Connor, r Fahm cor Mill.

McGuire, John, carpenter, with M. C. Murphy, r New Houston

cor Abercorn.

McGuire, John, policeman, 27 E Broad.

McGuire, John, planer, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r E Boundary

nr Broughton.

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McGuire, Luke, policeman, 36 Habersham.

McGuire, Luke, wheelwright, with P. O'Connor, r 36 Habersham.

McGuire, Mrs. Rosanna, family grocer, Fahm cor Mill.

McGuire, Thomas, policeman, Broughton nr E Broad.

McGuire, Thomas, laborer, Indian lane nr W Broad.

McHardy, Alexander, c., wagoner, Hall nr Price.

McHugh, John, outdoor-clerk, Mers. Nat. Bk., r 27 W Broad.

McINNES, P. McGREGOR, blacksmith, horse-shoer, and farrier j

189 St. Julian, r Montgomery nr Bay.

Mclntee, Michael, laborer, Roberts nr Stewart.

McIntyre, Charles, of J. W , McIntyre & 'Co., r 185 Bryan.

McIntyre, F. N., warehouse-clerk, with Joseph Finegan & Co.,

r Bryan cor .Jefferson,

McIntyre, James W ., of J. WT. McIntyre & Co., r 185 Bryan.

M cINTYRE, J. W . & CO. (James W . and Chas. M cIntyre), fam

ily groceries, 185 Bryan.

McIntyre, Robert, of W. & R. McIntyre, r Broughton cor Jeffer

son.

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McIntyre, William, of W . & R. McIntyre, r 210 McDonough. M cINTYRE, W. & R. (Wm. & Robert McIntyre), family grocers,
13 Market square, W side. McIntosh, David, c., fisherman, Arnold nr Cleburne. McIntosh, Jas. B., 49 Jones. McIntosh, McQueen, clerk with Knoop,.Hannemann & Co., r Dray
ton cor Charlton. McIntosh, Thomas, c., shoe-maker, 70 E Broad. McIntosh, Thomas H., inspector of lumber, with Dixon, Johnson
& Co., r Drayton cor Charlton. McIntosh, W . S., 89 Jones. McIntyre, Edward, chief book-keeper, C. R. R., r 158| Taylor. McIntyre, John P., pattern-maker, C. R. R., r 90| W Broad. McIntyre, John R., book-keeper, Margaret nr Fahm. McKee, Henry H., wharf-clerk, A. & G. R. R. McKee, Hockley C., of McKee & Bennett, r Gordon nr Whitaker. McKee, Wha., clerk, 113 Jones. McKEE, W. B., chief clerk,. A. & G. R. R., r 111 Jones. M cKEE & BENNETT (Hockley C. McKee and Dallas M. Ben
nett), carriage repository and manufacturers, W Broad cor Bay. McKenna, B. F., of Gray, O'Brien & Co., r 98 President. McKenna, Felix, family grocer, Taylor nr E Broad. McKenna, Thomas C., clerk, with James J. McGowan, r Marshall House. McKenna, Wm. P., of J. G. Butler & Co., r 42 Broughton. McKenney, William, ship-carpenter, with H. F. Willink, jr., r 34 E Broad. McKenzie, Daniel J., Joachim nr Mill. McKenzie, D., engineer, A. & G. R. R. McKenzie, Elias, c., painter, Pine nr St. Gaul. McKenzie, Mrs. Eliza, boarding-house, 57 Whitaker. McKenzie, Francis, sail-maker, 182| Broughton. McKenzie, James J., blacksmith, with P. J. Bulger, r Joachim nr Mill.
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McKenzie, Wm, A., of Boit & McKenzie, r 108 Bay.

McKenzie, Wm. G., of F. M. Farley & Co., r 101 S Broad.

McKeon, Andrew, switchman; C. R. R., r Indian nr Fahm.

McKinley, James J., clerk, C. R. R., r Harris cor W Broad.

McKler, Alonzo, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 188 Taylor.

McLaughlin, Andrew, of J. M cLaughlin & Son, r 47 Liberty.

McLaughlin, James, carpenter, with Monahan^ Parry & Co., r

Reynolds nr Broughton.

McLaughlin, John, of J. McLaughlin & Son, r 47 Liberty.

M cLA U G H LIN , J. & SON (John and Andrew McLaughlin),

auction and com. merchants, 174 Bay.

McLaughlin, Robert, laborer, Reynolds nr Broughton.

McLaughlin, Wm., wagoner, Reynolds nr Broughton.

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McLean, John, night-inspector, custom-house, r 22 Lincoln.

McLees, James, upholsterer, with A. J. Miller & Co., r Hull cor

Arnold.

McLeish, James, clerk, with J. A. Phillips & Co., r 163 York.

McLEOD, CAZNEAU, lawyer, 6 Drayton, r 156 S Broad.'

M cL eod ,'H en ry A., book-keeper, with Dillon & Stetson, r New

Houston 'nr Bull.

McLeod, Wm. H., of M cLeod & Rogers, r 184 McDonough.

McLEOD & ROQERS (William H. McLeod and Cornelius D.

Rogers), timber-factors, .200 Bay.

McMahon, James J., of McMahon & Kelly, r 1 Congress.

McMAHON, JOHN, vice pres't of the So. Bk. of the State of Ga.,

r 64 State.

McMahon, P., policeman, E Boundary nr Broughton.

McMahon, Patrick J., policeman, 23 Congress.

McMahon, Patrick, carpenter, 7 Gordon.

McMAHON & K E L L Y (James J. McMahon and Peter Kelly),

family grocers and liquors, 17 E Broad.

McMillian, Mrs. Mary E., wid. of William, 109| S Broad.

McMillen, Wm., clerk, with M. H. Williams, r 47 Charlton.

McNally, Kate E., Perry lane nr Houston.

McNally, P., boot and shoe maker, 35 Jefferson.

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McNamara, Michael, pipe-maker, with W. A. Thomas, r Brough ton cor W Broad.
McNamara,. Michael, carpenter, Shell road nr Reynolds. McNamara, Patrick, policeman, Broughton cor Reynolds. ,MNeil, A. J., butcher, Wilson hr Jones. McNeil, L., c., porter, with J. M. Cooper & Co. McNeeney, Patrick, harness-maker, with H. W. Hollister, r Indian
' lane.. McNish, Thomas J., of T. J. McNish & Co., r W hite Bluff road. MeNISH, T. J. & CO. (Thos. J. McNish and Joseph S. Baynajrd),
brokers, 114 Bryan. MeNISH, THOMAS W ., hay and cotton weigher and shipper,
139 Bay, r White Bluff. McNulty, Alexis, accountant, 105 Jones. McNulty, John, 46 Price. McNulty, Julius O , 105 Jones. McNurley, Thomas, laborer, St Caul nr Harrison. McPHEBSON, JAMES, clerk U. S. court, r Broughton cor Bull. McQueen, Daniel, c., with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Perry lane. McQuade, Airs., milliner, with Mrs. Pease, r 102 W Broad. McQuade, Michael, policeman, 102 W Broad. McQuade, Patrick, laborer, C. R. R., r 102 W Broad. McRory, Mary A., assistant with Mrs. R. Harley, r 200 Brough
ton. McVaddy, Michael, labored, C. R, R., r William nr Fahm. MeYEIGH, EDW ARD , saloon, 81 Bay. McWaters, Hugh L., engineer, C. R. R., r Margaret nr Fahm.
M Maass, Theodore, prof, of music, 93 Barnard. MACDONALD, DONALD, secr'y and treas., A. &. C. R. R., r 61
Gaston. MacIntyre, A. T., of Groover, Stubbs & Co., r Thomasville. Macintosh, Alex., painter, with John Oliver. Mack, George, c., laborer, Lumber nr Joachim.
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Mack, Michael, blacksmith, C. E. B., r Stewart nr W Broad.

Mackay, James, c., sexton, Methodist Trinity church, 68 S Broad.

Macbruen, Eichard, c., cook, Fahm nr Bryan.

Mackey, Edward, c., porter, with Lippman & Bro., r S Broad lane

cor Habersham.

Mackenzie, J. Haupt, 0. E. E., r York cor' Barnard.

Maclean, Malcolm, of Duncan & Johnston, r 82 Bryan.

Maclean, Malcolm, jrv clerk, with Duncan & Johnston, r 82 Bryan.

MACMTJBDO, CHABLES, agt. M ound City life ins. co., 95 Bay,

r State nr Barnard.

Macmurphy, Wm. C., o f W ilcox, Gibbit & Co., r Charleston, S. C.

MACOMBEE, P., of H. A. Topham & Co., r 72 S Broad.

Macon, Edward, machinist, A. & G. E. E.

Macon, Gideon H., druggist, Jones nr Barnard.

Madden, John, Bay cor E Broad.

Madden, Peter, laborer, C. E. B., r Berrien nr W Broad.

MADISON, LOBENZO, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 30

Drayton, r Drayton nr Broughton.

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Maddock, James, gardener, Bolton lane nr Drayton.

Maddox, Thomas H., clerk, 95 Montgomery.

Magill, Charles A., of Magill & Everitt, r 68 Gordon.

Maguire, John H., with Dixon, Johnson & Co., E Boundary nr

Broughton.

Maguire, Patrick, porter, 25 Indian.

Mahan, Janies, wheelwright, with D. O'Connor, r Cooper-shop

lane nr W Broad.

Mahan, Mrs. Mary, wid. of John,. Poplar cor Harrison.

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Mahany, Mary, milliner, with S. Krouskopf, r Eingal nr Harris.

Mahany, Walter, laborer, C. E. E., r St. Gaul nr Zubly.

Mahar, John, laborer, A. & G. B. E., r 10 State..

Maher, James, laborer, Broughton cor E Boundary.

MAHB,- JAMES, of James McGrath & Co., r Habersham cor

Congress,

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Maher, Jaynes T., clerk, with James McGrath & Co., r Haber

sham cor Congress.

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Maher, Thomas, laborer, 29 York. Mahoney, Cornelius, laborer, S Broad lane nr Houston. Mahoney, Daniel, laborer, 22 St. Julian. Mahoney, James, carpenter, 19 Congress. Mahoney, James, detective police, Thunderbolt road nr McCabe's. MAHONEY, JOHN O., saddle and harness maker, 46 W Broad,
r 216 S Broad. Mahoney, Thomas, clerk, T9 Congress. Makin, 'Edmund D., machinist, A. & G. R. R., r Barnard nr Gas
ton. ' Malany, David, laborer, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad. Malcomes, Henry, agt. and collector, Walnut nr Harrison. Malcomson, T., policeman, Gwinnett cor Price. Mallette, Charles E., clerk, with Einstein, Eckman & Co., r Aber-
corn nr Jones.. Mallette, Mrs. Ellen, wid, of Eli M., 53 Jones. Mallette, James L., machinist,'C. R. R., r 98| Abercorn. Mallette, Patrick H., clerk, with W ood & Johnson, r 150 Taylor. Mallon, Barnard, school-teacher, 146 Harris. Mallon, Sandy, c., helper,, with S. W . Gleason, r Gordon lane
nr Drayton. Malone, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Purse cor Berrien. Malone, Patrick, policeman, 52 Hull. Mallory, Mrs. Jane, wid. of George, Montgomery nr Bay. Mallory, John E., miller, with Wm. Greene, r Zubly nr Walnut. Malloy, Patrick, porter, with H. & J. Weed, r Ann nr Harris. Malloy, Thomas F., family grocer, Zubly cor St. Gaul. Maloney,. Thomasj jr., merchant, 170 S Broad. Mamlock, A. Jj., merchant, 178 Liberty. Manchester, George F., bar-keeper, with Henry Smith, r 22 Price. Maner, Marion, 2d asst, engineer str. Carrie. Mangen, Mrs. Margaret, millinery and fancy goods, 22 Whitaker. Mangley, Wm., c., laborer, Jones cor Wilson lane. Mangum, James P., clerk, with Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., r 55 Jeffer
son.
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B U Y YOUR RAILROAD AN D STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBT. R. B R EN 'S G EN ERAL TICKET AG EN CY, NORTH W EST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Mangrahm, March, c., laborer, W ilson nr Berrien.

Manigault, Scipio, C., laborer, Wilson lane nr Berrien.

Manion, Peter, fireman, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad.

Mann, George, c., laborer, E Boundary nr Broughton.

Mann, Morris, c .,`whitewasher, Reynolds cor S Broad.

Mann, T. C., operator, W . U. tel. co., r Pavilion Hotel.

Mann, Wm. Grayson, lawyer, 108 Bryan, r S Broad cor Drayton.

MANN, WM. GRAYSON, lawyer, 103 S Broad.

Mannan, Victor, carpenter, 40 Houston.

Mahucy, S. B., printer, with Daily Advertiser, r Congress nr M ont gomery.
Manpey, Walter, blacksmith, C: R. R., r St. Gaul nr Harris.

Manning, Mrs. Ann, Ann nr Orange.

Manning, James, foreman, with S. W. Gleason, r 154| Taylor.

Manning, J. H., driver, with John Ryan, r Bryan nr Fahm. Manning, Julia, Ann cor Orange.

Mannion, Joseph, eating-saloon, market-house, r Stewart nr W

Broad.

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Mannion, Timothy, laborer, C. R. R., r Harrison nr Walnut.

Manor, Richard, c.j laborer, Mill nr Fahm.

Mansfield, Joseph, of Duwart & Mansfield, r 54 E Broad.

Mansfield, Joseph, engineer, Tyler cotton-press, r E Broad cor Thunderbolt road.

MARIN, NICOLAS, gun-maker and locksmith, 172 Bryan.

Markham, Mrs. Harriet, operator, Wheeler & W ilson's sewingmachine agency, r 146 Broughton.

Marlow, James E., conductor, C.vR. R , r William nr W Broad.

Marlow, John D., conductor, 0. R. R., r William nr' W Broad.

Marlow, Mary J., William nr W Broad.

Marlow, Robert M., clerk, with Geo. S. Nichols, r 214 Harris.

Marmelstein, Adolph F., pilot, 15 Broughton.

Marmelstein, Charles A., pilot, 15 Broughton.

Marquis, Frank E., carpenter, New Houston nr Bull.

Marron, Mrs. Annie, wid. of John, Berrien nr W Broad.

Marsh, Edward W., druggist, with M. J. Solomon, r Bay cOr Dray ton.

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MARSH, ISAAC M., justice of the peace, notary public, and com

missioner of deeds, 6|- Bull, r 86 W Broad.

Marshall, Benjamin S., printer, with M orning N ews, r 158 Brough

ton.

Marshall, Charles McL., of Quentell, Nisbet & Co., r Gordon cor

. Bull.' Marshall, George H., c., cotton-sampler, Mill nr Fahm.

Marshall, G v S., of T. B. Marshall & Bro., r M cDonough cor

Floyd.

M ARSHALL HOUSE, Broughton bet Drayton and Abercorn,

. Alonzo B. Luce, proprietor. , M arshall, James W ., printer, with M orning- N ews, r 158 Brough-

ton.

Marshall, Jerry, c., barber; Mill nr Fahm.

Marshall, John G., printer, with M orning N ews, r 158 Broughton.

Marshall, Mrs. Mary M., 47 W Broad. M A R SH AL'S OFFICE, XT. S., for Northern and Southern Dist.

of Ga., Wm. H. Smyth, marshal.

Marshall, Peter, c., wood-sawyer, Purse nr Jones.

Marshall, Mrs. Sarah A.,Nwid. of Thomas, 78 Lin chip.

Marshall, T. B., of T. B. Marshall & Bro., r 111 Perry. M ARSH ALL, T. B. & BRO. (T. B. & G. S. Marshall), com. mer

chants and ship-brokers, 60 Bay.

Marshall, W . J., book-keeper, with Robt. Habersham's Son & Co.,

r 66 Taylor.

Marshall, Wm. T., clerk, S. & C. R . R., r Perry nr Montgomery.

Martin, Arthur B., supt. of agency, for Grover & Baker sewing-

machines, r 97 Jones.

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Martin, Mrs. Catharine, wid. of John, 90 Montgomery.

M ARTIN, JOHN D., physician, 86 State, r Broughton cor Dray

ton. Martin, Hugh, laborer, 35 St. Julian.

Martin, James, book-keeper, Merchant's National Bank, r 93

Montgomery^ Martin, John L., com. merchant, `94 Bay, r Perry nr Whitaker.

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Martin, John R., boarding-house, 89 York.

M artin, Johh R ., jr., clerk, 89 York.
Martin, Matthew, ticket-agent, S. & C. R. R., r Berrien cor Purse.

Martin, Philip, laborer, McDonough nr E Boundary.

Martip, Win., c., wagoner, Roberts nr W Broad.

MASONIC H A L L, 22 Bull cor Broughton.

Mason, Bobbin, e., laborer, with J. H. Williams, r Purse nr Ber

rien. ' ,

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Massart, Mrs. Lo,uisa/millinery and fancy goods, 121 Broughton.

Masters, Frank, plumber, with W. A.' Thomas.

Masters, G-abriel B., cigar-maker, 54| Habersham.

Masters, Paul E., plumber, with W . A. Thomas, r St. Gaul nr

Zubly. Masters, Theo. B., cigar-maker, 56 Habersham.

Mastic, Wm., barber, with John Eberhart, r Habersham cor Bay

lane. Matthews, Charles, engineer, A. & G. R. R., r 30 Habersham.

Mather, Cotton, clerk, with J. C. Mather, r 195 S Broad.

Mather, John C., family grocer, r Whitesville.

Matthews, Ch., engineer, A. & G. R. Ri

Matthews, George C., clerk, C. R. R., r 182 McDonough. (

Matthews, James H., saloon, E Broad cor Bay lane.

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Matthews, Mrs. Mary E., wid. of Theo., 182 McDonough.

Matthews, Patrick, engineer, Pulaski House.

Matthews, Thomas, painter, with L. Madison.

Matthews, Thomas, clerk, with Lathrop & Co. .

Matthews, W . H., policeman, 190 State.

Maupas, James, carpenter, A. & G. R. R.

Maurice, Charles H., tinner, with J. J. Maurice, r York cor Jef

ferson.

Maurice, Michael, laborer, Broughton cor E. Boundary.

MAURICE, JOHN J., tin roofing and spouts, Market square cor

Bryan, r Margaret nr W Broad.

Maurice, Wm. A., tinner, with J. J. Maurice, r Margaret nr W

Broad.

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Maxoted, W m.j brick-layer, Liberty cor Reynolds.
Maxwell, Alfred, c., with Dixon, Johnson & Co., rRobertsville.* Maxwell, Charles R , salesman, with Alexander & Russell, r S
Broad cor Barnard.

Maxwell, Francis, c., driver, with S. S. Miller & Co., r Walker nr Sims.

Maxwell, George A., clerk, with W ilcox, Gibbs & Co., r'91 Jones. Maxwell, Philip, c., laborer, S Broad cor Arnold.
Maxwell,-R, B., clerk, Tyler cotton-press co., r Drayton cor Chari- ' ton.

Maxwell, Samuel, freight-delivery clerk, Bresnan's Hotel. Maxwell, Thomas, machinist, A. & G. R. R , r'30 Habersham, Maxwell, William, c., laborer, WTiffiam nr W Broad. May, James C., salesman, with Orff, Watkins & Co., r i27.C on
gress. V May, J. S., of T. L. Mitbhell & Co., r 86 Congress. May, Samuel, c., boatman, custom-house, r Jackson cor Randolph. May, Wm. F., 173 Charlton. Mayer, Henry, of H. Mayer & Co., r Liverpool. Maynard, Robert J., book-binder, with J. H. Estill, r 72 Jones. Mayer, John A., physician and druggist, 30| Bull, r 110| State. M AYER, H. & CO. (Henry Mayer, S, Kaufman, Charles H. Kauf
man, and Geo. Y on Sebold), bankers, Exchange building. Mead, DeW itt C., clerk, C. R. R., r Harris nr Purse. Mead, John H., clerk, C. R. R , r Harris nr Purse. Mead, Thomas, laborer, Joachim nr Pahm. Mead, W. J. O., c., harness-maker, with J. E. Purdy, r 85 Con-
gress. Meckler, Alonzo, carpenter, A. & G. R. R. Mehrtens, John G., family grocer, 102 President. Mehrtens, John R., Huntingdon nr W Broad. Mehrtens, Luder, grocer and miller, 85 Jefferson. Meincke, Frederick, family grocer, Eahm cor Bryan. M EIN H ARD BROS. & CO. (Henry, Isaac, and Samuel Meinhard,
arid Elias A. W eil), boots, shoes, hats, and clothing, whole sale, 111 Broughton.

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Meinhard, Henry, of Meinhard Bros. & Co., r Gordon nr Bull.

Meinhard, Isaac, of Meinhard Bros. & Co., r 78 Taylor.

Meinhard, Samuel, of Meinhard Bros. & Co., r Taylor bet Lincoln

. and Abercorn.

Melcher, John H., ship-carpenter, with H. F. Willink, jr., r Rey

nolds nr Broughton.

Mell, Mrs. Anna M., wid. of James, 77 Jones.

Mell, Edward B., carpenter, C. R. R., r Harris nr Jefferson.

Mell, G. Anderson, book-keeper, with C. C. Hardwick, r 77 Jones.

Mell, George F., clerk, with N. B. Knapp, r 189 Harris.

Mell, Joseph O., carpenter, C. R. R., r Montgomery cor Stone.

Mell, Robert, clerk with Symons & Co., r Stone, nr Montgomery.

Mell, Thomas B., sergeant of police, 29 Houston.

Mell, William B., jr., clerk, with N. B. Knapp, r Margaret nr W

Broad.

Mell, William B., sr., carpenter, C. R. R , r 187 Harris.

Melm, Aug., book-keeper, with P. H. Behn.

M E ITZLE R , CHAS., saloon and boarding-house, Say. Hotel, 197

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Congress,

Meldrim, James E., painter, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

Meldrim, John I., conductor, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

M ELDRIM , PE TER W ., lawyer, 161 Bay, r 175, Perry.'

Meldrim, Ralph, of Meldrim & Williams, r 175 Perry.

Meldrim, Thomas Q., machinist, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

M E LD R IM & W IL L IA M S (Ralph Meldrim and Frederick S.

W illiams), grocers, provisions, etc., 187 Congress.

Melvin, John, c., wagoner, Roberts nr W Broad.

Meminger, Isaiah, c., baker, with W . J. Claghorn, r York nr Hous

ton.

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Mendel, Abraham, clerk, r Anderson nr Bull.

Mendel, Emanuel, r Tatnall nr Gaston.

Mendel, Meyer, grocer, Anderson nr Bull.

Mendel, Selig, agt., family grocer, Liberty cor Randolph.

Mendel, Wm. H., clerk, C. R. R., r W Broad cor Hull.

Mendenhall, John, conductor, C. R. R., r 183 York.

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Metzger, Wm. W ., machinist, C. R. R., r Joachim nr Fahm.

Metzger, O. E., policeman, Berrien nr W Broad.

Merckling, Andrew, confectionery, fruits, etc., 121 Broughton.

Merckling, Mrs. Catharine, 121 Broughton.

Mercer, R. L., of C. W. Anderson & Co., r Bay cor Abercorn.

Merchant, E. N.j seaman, 57 Bay.

MERCHANTS N ATION AL BANK, 111 Bay.

MERCER, GEORGE A-, lawyer, 6 Drayton, r 113 Congress.

M ERCIER, JOSEPH A., hay, grain, coal, etc., 153 Bay, r 162

Taylor.

Merhtens, John G , grocer,'34 Drayton.

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Meridith, Charles, engineer, A. & G. R. R., r 30 Habersham.

Mertz, J. P. A., of Cohen & Mertz, r Florida House,

Messick, Michael O., foreman, with John McDonough & Sons, .r

103 York. v

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Metzger, Mrs. Mary, wid. of Solomon, Pine nr St. Gaul.

Meves, Charles, jeweler, with A. Thiemo, r Bull cor Taylor.

M EYER, COHEN & 0 0 . (Max S. Meyer, Morris Cohen, Marcus

Cohen, and Morris S. Meyer), boots and shoes, 148 Brough

ton.

Meyer, Ehler D., family grocer, 31 Charlton..

Meyer, Mrs. Elizabeth, yariety-store, 35 Whitaker, r 146 President.

Meyer, Frederick, bar-keeper, with V. Basler, r 174 Bryan.

Meyer, Harmon, 146 President.

M EYER, H ENRY, representing Pressprich & Co., N. Y., cotton

com. merchants, 89 Bay, r 75 York.

Meyer, John, grocer, 215 Wayne.

Meyer, John R., saloon, 109 Broughton, r Margaret nr W Broad.

Meyer; Max S., of Meyer, Cohen & Co., r New York.

Meyer, M orris S., of Meyer, Cohen & Co., r McDonough cor Jef

ferson.

Meyer, Wm. F., family grocer, Fahm nr Joachim.

Meynardie, J. D., conductor, As & G. R. R'.

Michael, Paul, c., laborer, E Boundary nr S Broad.

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Middleton, Mrs. Caroline, Habersham nr Liberty.

Middleton, Charles A. R .,c ., carpenter, with Charles VanHorn, r

27 Charlton.

Middleton, Charles E,, c., carpenter, with S. W . Gleason, r 27 Charlton.

Middleton, Geo. P., moulder, C. R: R., r Price nr Harris.

Middleton, Gilliard, c., barber, with Wm. Ingliss, r 27 Charlton.

Middleton, Henry J., foreman, with Daily Advertiser, r Liberty lane nr Habersham.

Middleton, Jacob, c., shoe-maker, 209 Bryan.

Middleton, James R., e., carpenter, with G. Butler, r .27 Charlton.

Middleton, Morris, c., laborer, with J. A. Douglas, r Ann nr Har

rison.

Middleton, Moses, laborer, Roberts nr W Broad.

Middleton, Peter, c., laborer, 11 Gordon.

Middleton, Simon, c., butcher, Zubly cor Eahm.

Middleton, Thomas B., foreman of stable, with Thos. Feeley, r In

dian lane nr "W Broad.

Midy, Julia, 58 Harris.

Millar, Charles C., master car-builder, C. R. R.

Millar, Frederick P., clerk, with W ilson &, Blitch, r Jefferson cor



Hull.

Millar, Wm. D. R., of T. Arkwright & Co., r W hite Bluff.

Millen, M. B., of Millen, W adley & Co., r Pulaski House.

M ILLEN , W A D L E Y & CO. (M. B.' Millen, D. K. Wadley, and D.

C. Bacon), com. and lumber merchants, 116 Bay.

Miller, Augustus B., policeman, 82| W Broad.

.Miller, A. Carter,, clerk, with Rogers, Dasher & Co., r 72 State.

Miller, Andrew J., of A. J. Miller & Co., r 75 Charlfon.

M ILLER, A. J. & CO., furniture, 150 Broughton.

Miller, Cammell, c., carpenterj Reynolds nr S Broad.

Miller, Charles J., of Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, r 150 S Broad.

Miller, Clayton P., of A. J. Miller & Co., r 75 Charlton.

Miller, Frank, c., laborer, C. R. R., r W Boundary co r Berrien.

Miller, George, surveyor, 150 S Broad.

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Miller, George F. A., c., painter, with. Murphy & Clark, r Mongin

nr W BroadMiller, Hance P., clerk, with J. Paulsen & Co., r River cor Bar

nard. Miller, Henry P ., of Prendergast & Co., r 150 S Broad. Miller, Ivey S. L., drug-clerk;, 82| W Broad. #

Miller, Jacob, 150 S Broad. Miller, James, cashier, with O. Cohen & Co., r 150 S Broad. Miller, James T., c., brick-layer, with A. Short, r Charlton lane nr

P^ice. Miller, Joseph, c., blacksmith, with P .M cG . Mclnnes, r. Margaret

nr Fahm.

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Miller, John, telegraph-operator, 198 Broughton.

Miller, John, A., butcher, 100 W Broad.

Miller, John B., moulder, with 0 . H. Luf burrow, r 26 Taylor. Miller, Larry, drayman, with T. J. Dunbar & Co.

Miller, Larry, c.,'driver, Purse nr Berrien. Miller, Lizzie, school-teacher, 150 S Broad. Miller, Mrs. Matilda, 184 St. Julian .. Miller, Mrs. M ilo, boarding-house, 198 Broughton. Millen, Richard W ., collector, 62 Montgomery. M ILLER, ROBERT W., keeper of city dispensary, r State cor

Whitaker. Miller, Sampson, c., laborer, S Broad lane nr Price.

Miller, Samuel, c., laborer, Reynolds nr S Broad. Miller, Samuel J., conductor, A. & G. R. R , r Duffy nr Barnard. M ILLE R , SAMUEL S., furniture-dealer, 169 and 171 Broughton,

r 161 York. Miller, Sarah, 44 McDonough. Miller, Sophie E., 44 McDonough. Miller, Thomas C., carpenter, C. R. R., r 66 Gordon. M iller, Thomas P., printer, 150 S Broad. Miller, Thomas R ,, book-keeper, with H. & J. W eed, r 44 M cDon

ough. Miller, Virginia, school-teacher, 150 S Broad.

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Miller, Wm. Y , clerk, with Prendergast & Miller, r 150 S Broad. Millett, Samuel M., clerk, with T. M. Millett, r 60 Habersham. M ILLE TT, THOS. M., cotton broker and shipper, 94 Bay, r 60
Habersham.
Millett, Thomas M., jr., clerk, with Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, r 60 Habersham.
Milledge, John, c., coachman, with G. B. Cumming. Milledg, Pau^ c., porter, with A. L ow & Co., r E Boundary nr
S Broad. , Milledge, Sandy, c., carpenter, Hall nr Price.

M ILLS, CHARLES F., banker, at Marine Bank, r Bull cor Liberty.

Mills, Charles G., clerk, with T. R. and J. G. Mills, r 173 Liberty.

Mills} George J., clerk, with T. R. and J. G. Mills, r 79 York.

Mills, James G., of T. R. and J. G. Mills, r 79 York.

M ILLS, N ATH A N IE L C., accountant and real estate agent, r 196 State.

Mills, Sandy, c., whitewasher, Roberts nr W Broad.

Mills, T. R., of T. R, and J. G. Mills, r 173 Liberty:

M ILLS, THOMAS R., jr., lawyer, 107 Bay, r 173 Liberty.

M ILLS, T. R. & J. G., com. merchants, 128 Bay.

Mills, W. Martin, clerk, with M. J. Solomons, r 173 Liberty.

Mims>K in g s to n , of J. E. Johnston & Co., r Drayton cor Jones/

J Mims' Robert E., receiying-teller, C. R. R. bank, r 208 S Broad. Minjey, James, saloon, 210 Charlton.

Mingledorf, Blois, machinist, with S. W. Gleason, r 115 Abercorn.

. Mingledorf, . B., conductor, C. R. R, r 115 Abercorn.

MINIS, ABRAH AM , general com. merchant, 130 Bay, r 84 Jones

Minis, Cecelia, 166 Hull.

Minis, Mrs. Diana, wid. of Isaac, 166 Hull.

Minis, Frances, 166 Hull.

Minis, J. Florence, clerk, with Abraham Minis, r 84 Jones. Minis, Maria, 84 Jones.

Minis, Rebecca, 166 Hull.

Minor, B. B., ji\, o f H. T. Minor & Co., r Drayton nr Gwinnett.

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Minor, H. T., jr., of H. T. Minor & Co., r Drayton nr Gwinnett.

MINOR, H. T. & CO. (H. T., jr., and B. B. Minor, jr.), cotton-

factors, com. merchants, and fertilizers, 95 Bay.

Minor, W . P., clerk, Drayton cor Gwinnett.

Mira, Anthony E., confectionery, 182 Broughton, r 34 Broughton.

Mirault, Samuel, c., porter, with A. L ow & Co., r 25 Charlton.

Miscally, James S., plumber, with W . Evans, r 55 York.

Miscally, W m. J., machinist, C. R . R., r 55 York.

Mitchell, Aaron, of A. & S. Mitchell, r 152 Taylor.

Mitchell, Andrew C., agt. Wheeler & W ilson's sewing-machines,

r 11 Broughtom Mitchell, A. & S. (Aaron and Simon Mitchell), clothing, 154

Bryan.

Mitchell, Dennis, c., driver, with P. Burnes, r W alker nr Sims.

Mitchell, Jack, c., brick-layer, with B. Armstrong, r Sims nr Ber

rien. Mitzger, John G., boiler-maker, Joachim nr Eahm..

Mitchell, J. J., c., painter, with J. G. Butler & Co., r Gaston nr W

Broad. Mitchell, Rev. J. M., D. D., rector of Christ church (Episcopal),

r 112 Jones.

Mitchell, Lillie, dress-maker, 10 Taylor.

Mitchell, Morris, clerk, with A. & S. Mitchell, r 152 Taylor.

Mitchell,-T. L., of T. L. Mitchell & Co., r Providence, R. I.

Mitchell, Simon, of A. & S. Mitchell, r 152 Taylor.

M ITCH ELL, T. L. & CO. (Thomas L. Mitchell and J. S. May),

com. merchants, 102 Bay.

Mock, James, watchman, C. R. R., r 91 Jefferson.

Moffat, William, carpenter, C. R. R., r W ilson cor Berrien.

Mohr, Lazarus, of Oppenheimer, Mohr & Co., r Tatnall cor L ib

erty. Mohr, Amson, of Oppenheimer, Mohr & Co., r Tatnall cor Lib

erty.

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Molan, Luke, blacksmith, with G. W . Parish, r Mill nr Eahm.

Molina, James M., laborer, C. R. R., r Indian lane nr W Broad.

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MOLINA, M. F., "tobacconist, 41 Whitaker.

MOLINA, RAMON, tobacconist, Buli cor Broughton, 65 Aber-

com.

Molony, Thomas J., jr., 170 S Broad.

Monahan, Barnard, of Monahan, Parry & Co., r 44 Habersham.

Monahan, James, Broughton nr Reynolds.

Monahan, James, jr., of Monahan, Parry & Co., r Broughton hr

Arnold.

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Monahan, John, boiler-maker, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r

Broughton nr Reynolds. .

Monahan, Parry & Co. (B. Monahan, J. T. Parry] and James Mon

ahan), machinists, Eastern wharves.

Mongin, Wm. E., clerk, C. R. R., r Charlton nr W Broad.

Mongin, Robert, conductor lumber-train, A. & G\ R. R., r Tay

lor bet Habersham and Lincoln.

Montgomery, Richard, huckster, Indian nr Fahm.

Montrose, Harry L., appraiser clerk, custom-house, r 39 Aber-

corn.

Montree, Samuel, c,, carpenter, Fahm nr Bryan.

Moody, James Madison, with E. H. Butler, r 72 State.

Moody, J. M., clerk, with W . C. Butler, r 8 State.

Mooney, John, painter, 48 Lincoln. ' '

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Mooney, Mrs. Margaret, wid. o f Thomas J., E Boundary nr Pres

ident.

Moore, Henderson H., clerk, with J. S. Lawrence & Co., r 198

Broughton.

Moore, Henry J., tin-smith, with J. J. Maurice, r 27 Berrien.

Moore, Julia, c., wid. of George, 210 Wayne.

Moore, John, laborer, 45 Congress.

Moore, James H., c., barber, with Wm. Tomlinson, r 94| Price.

Moore, Janies H ., of Moore & Humphreys, r River nr Barnard.

Moore, James, storekeeper 75| Montgomery.

. Moore, James, c., brick-layer, Huntingdon nr W Broad.

Moore, Leander, pilot, Broughton cor E Boundary.

Moore, Leopold, confectionery and cakes, 139 Broughton.

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Moore, Levi, c., carpenter, with G. Butler, r Randolph cor Jackson.

Moore, Thomas, blacksmith, with D. O'Conner, r Harris nr Ann. Moore & Humphreys ( I , H. Moore and J. C. Humphreys), gro
cers and liquors, River nr Barnard.

Moran, Edward, of Moran & Reilly, r New nr Eabm. Moran, Mrs. Maria, family grocer, 95 W Broad, Moran, Patrick, carpenter, 27 Bay. Moran, Wm., carpenter, 27 Bay.

Moran, W. M., sergeant of police, Broughton nr E Broad.

Moran & Reilly (E. Moran and John W . Reilly), draymen, 91 Bay.

Mordecai, James, butcher, with J. Keizer, Montgomery nr Bay.

Morehead, Eugene, bar-keeper, with J. P. Kendy, r 21 E Bound

ary.

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Morel, Calhoun T., cashier, with Ketchum & Hartridge, r 70 Montgomery.
Morel, C. H., of C. W . Anderson & Co., r 8, Drayton.

Morel, Clarence, book-binder, with J. H. Estill, r Jones nr Haber sham. '

MOREL, JAMES S., physician, 119 State, r Liberty nr Abercom . Morel, John S., book-binder, Jones nr Lincoln.

Morel, Thaddeus A., watch-maker, with P. GrosOlaude's Son & Co., r 52'Jones.

Morel, W m , book-keeper, with Meinhard Bros. & Co., r 70 Mont gomery^

Morell, Mrs. Ann E., Orange nr Anri.

Morell, John E., clerk, with M cLeod Bros., r Lincoln nr Brough ton.

Morell, Joseph J., clerk, Planters rice-mill, r Lincoln nr Brough ton.

Morell, H. M., harness-maker, with H. W . Hollister. Morell, William, miller, at lower rice-mill, r 22| Lincoln.

Morgan, Benjamin D., constable, with Wm. D. Oliveira, r William bet W Broad and Eahm.

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Morgan, David B., book-keeper, with A. J. Miller & Co., r 191

York.

Morgan, Frederick, of J. Paulsen & Co., r 220 Bryan.

Morgan, Henry C., clerk, C. R. R., r 182 McDonough.

Morgan, James T., laborer, Harris nr W Broad.

Morgan, John, of Morgan & Halligan, r 30 ^Yhitaker.

Morgan,' John H., policeman, Margaret nr Fahm. '

Morgan, Richard, of DeW itt & Morgan, r 70 S Broad.

Morgan, Richard J., lawyer, 70 S Broad.

Morgan, Thomas, policeman, Broughton nr E Broad.

Morgan, Thomas S., plasterer, with Isaac Ferguson, r Roberts nr

W Broad.

Morgan, W ilbur J., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r Margaret nr

Fahm.

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Morgan, Wm. H., Roberts nr W Broad.

Morgan & Halligan (John Morgan and H ugh Halligan), family

grocers, 30 Whitaker.

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Morris, Charles, clerk, with Morris Brown, r Broughton.

Morris, John, carpenter, with John J. Dooley.

Morris, Peter, c., huckster' Indian lane nr W Broad.

Morris, William, night-inspector of customs, r 24 Broughton.

Morris, William, laborer, 14 Broughton.

Morrissey, James, drayman, 44 Price.

Mprrissey, James, clerk, with P. Tuberdy, r York lane cor Price.

Morrison, John, clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r 141 Congress.

Mortimer, Ewen, clerk, with M. Ferst & Co., r Habersham nr

York.

Moses, B, DeL., clerk, with G. J. Harley & Co., r Drayton cor

Broughton.

Moses, Daniel L., saloon, Reynolds cor Bryan.

Moses, E. J., of Brady & Moses, r 50 S Broad.

Mossman, John, c., laborer, 21J Perry.

Mott,. Alonzo B., lumber-inspector, at Hartman's mill, r S Broad nr

Floyd.

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Monro, Antonio, drayman, 13 E Broad. Mouro, George, clerk, with G. I. Taggart, 13 E Broad. Moylan, Mrs. Maria, second-hand furniture, etc., 33 Jefferson. Moynels,. Andres E., clerk, with-Charles Green & Co., r 112 Tay
lor. Muir, Archibald W ., clerk, with Muir & Duckworth, r 93 Charlton. Muir, Francis, of Ahiir & Duckworth, r 93 Charlton. M U IR & DU C K W O R TH (Francis* Muir and J. B. Duckworth),
shipping and com. merchants, 132 Bay. Mularkey, Patrick, operator, W . U. Tel. Co., r Pavilion Hotel. Mullen, Francis, laborer, C. R. R., r 105 Montgomery. Muller, Charles H., family grocer, Purse cor Jones. Muller, Henry, boot-maker, Jefferson nr Jones. M U LLER, JOHN N., importer and dealer in wines, liquors, etc.,
178 St. Julian and 177 Bryan. Muller, Lizzie M., 193 Perry. Muller, Martin P., of Muller & Schwaab, r W aldburg nr Jefferson. M U LLER & SCHW AAB (Martin Philip Muller and Augustus
Schwaab), architects and engineers, 135 Bay. Mulligan, Edward E., c., laborer, 15 Gordon. Mulligan, Thomas, family grocer, Zubly cor Fahm. Mulquinney, Michael, watchman, at Empire line steamers, r 213
President. Mundorf, Fred. W., shoe-maker, Ann nr Harrison. Munford, Richard D., teller, with H. Mayer & Co.'s banking-
house, r 139 Liberty. Mungin, Jupiter, c., carrier, Daily Advertiser, r Minis nr Mont
gomery. Mungen, Wm., c., laborer, with John McDonough & Son, r Gwin
nett nr A. & G. R. R. Munnerlyn, James K., dry-culture inspector, 199 Perry. Munnerlyn, James K , jr., clerk, A. & G. R. R., r 199 Perry. Murk in, Guvert, family grocer, 5 E Broad. Murphy, Andrew, laborer, 30. Broughton. Murphy, Christopher, of Murphy & Clark, r 113 Broughton.
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Murphy, Conn., warehouseman, with J. W . Lathrop & Co.

Murphy, Mrs. Catharine, wid. of Nicholas, 20 Habersham.

Murphy, Dennis, tin-smith, A. & G. R. R., r Liberty cor E Broad.

Murphy, Ed., machinist, A. &. G. R. R.

Murphy, F., policeman, S Broad lane nr Houston.

Murphy, James, clerk, C. R. R., r Tatnall cor Huntingdon.

Murphy, James L., baker, W Broad cor Bay.

Murphy, Jeremiah, laborer, Arnold nr Cleburne.

Murphy, John, policeman, St. Gaul nr Harrison.

Murphy, John, policeman, 13 Congress.

Murphy, John, laborer, 105 Montgomery.

Murphy, John, train-hand, C. R. R., r 100| Montgomery.

Murphy, John, fireman, C. R. R., r 100| Montgomery.

Murphy, John, laborer, r 26 Bryan.

Murphy, John, laborer, C. R. R., r S Broad lane nr Houston.

Murphy, John, laborer, A. & G. R. R .,r 4 State.

Murphy, John, engineer, A. & G. R. R.

Murphy, Kate, 141 Broughton.

Murphy, Mary, milliner, with Mrs. E. B. Mustin, r 206 Hull.

Murphy, Maurice, ship-carpenter, 4 St. Julian.

Murphy, Michael, policeman, S Broad lane nr Houston.

M URPHY, M ICH AEL C., carpenter and builder, 96 Bryan, r 13

Lincoln.

Murphy, Morris, ship-carpenter, with H. F. Willink, jr., r St. Ju

lian nr E Broad.

Murphy, Morris, tailor, with C. Gassman, r St. Gaul nr Harrison.

Murphy, Patrick, laborer, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

Murphy, Timothy, policeman, 36 Habersham.

Murphy, Timothy, Engineer, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad.

Murphy, Thomas, laborer, 28 Bryan.

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Murphy, Thomas E., machinist, C. R. R., r Duffy nr Whitaker.

M U R PH Y & C L A R K (Christopher Murphy and Chas. Clark),

house, sign, and ornamental painters, 118 Bryan.

Murray, Bernard N., tailor, with Charles Gross, Indian nr Fahm.

Murray, George, c., laborer, Jackson cor Arnold.

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Murray, (John, c., wagoner, Fahm nr Orange.

M URRAY, ORICK B., family groceries, 214 Broughton, r Marga-

' ret nr W Broad.

Murray, Q, J., grocer, Margaret nr W Broad.

Murray, Orick J., steamboat-captain, Margaret nr Fahm.

Murray, P., saloon, Reynolds cor Bay.

Murray, Patrick H., moulder, with O. H. Lufburrow, r Bay cor

Montgomery^

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Murray, Terence, boiler-maker, 0. R. R., r Indian nr W Broad.

Murrel, Wm., c., barber, with John Sheftall, r Cooper-shop lane

nr-Fahm.

Murse, Edward, cigar-maker, with H. G. Ruwe, r 22 Abercorn.

Mustin, Charles E., 206 Hull.

MUSTIN, MRS. E. R., milliner, dress-maker, and agent for

Florence sewing-machine, 134 Broughton, r 206 Hull.

Mustin, Georgia L., 206 Hull.

Mustin, Julia A., 206 Hull.

Mustin, Maggie A., 206 Hull.

Murtagh, James, clerk, E Broad.

Murtagh, John T., painter, 29| E Broad.

Murtagh, Michael P., moulder, with McDonough & Ballantyne, r

29| E Broad., . , .

Murtagh, Thomas, 29| E Broad.

Murtha, James, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r E Boundary nr Hull.

Myers, Frank M., clerk, C. R. R., r 182 McDonough.

Myers, Frederick, of Myers & Gregory, r 160 Liberty.

Myers, Frederick, of Goodman & Myers, r Lynchburg, Ya.

Myers, Fred., druggist, 144 S Broad, r Liberty nr Barnard.

Myers, George, carpenter, A. & G. R. R.

Myers, Herman, of Goodman & Myers, r 160 S Broad.

Myers, Julian, of Davant, Waples & Co., r 111 Congress.

Myers, Leroy, book-keeper, with Goodman & Myers, r 160 S

Broad.

Myers, L. J., clerk, with Octavus Cohen & Co., r State nr Barnard.

MYERS, R. P., physician, 115 Broughton, r 160 Liberty.,

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Myers, Sigo, clerk, with Goodman & Myers, r 160 S Broad..

Myers, W . W ., clerk, with Davant, Waples & Co., r 111 Congress.

Myerson-, David P., book-keeper, with Myer, Cohen & Co., r 7

Broughton..

Myerson, Max M., of Max M. Myerson & Co., r Broughton nr E

Broad.

Myerson, Max M. & Co. (Max M. Myerson and Joseph Zekind),

cigar-manufacturers, 20 E Broad.

Myleny, Michael, laborer, C. R. R., r Indian lane nr W Broad.

M Y R E LL, E. M., wood-yard, com. and forwarding agent, Canal

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Nally, Richard T. A., bottler, with John Ryan, r 110 Broughton.

Nasse, Carl Albert Robert, book-keeper, with S. Fatman, r 170 S. Broad.

Naughten, Patrick, laborer, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad. Navia, Mary J., 20 W Broad,

Navia, Cyrijia, 20 W Broad.

Navia, Mrs. Eliza A., boarding-house, 20 W Broad.

Naylor, Thomas J., Margaret nr W Broad.

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Nealon, Stephen M., special U. S. asst, assessor, European House.

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Neason, Mrs. Joanna; wid. of Julius J., 22 Houston.

NEELY, AM ZI, com. merchant, and agt. Andes fire ins. co., 114 Bay, r 96 Broughton.

Neil, Rev. Andrew, c., pastor Baptist church, r Mill nr W Broad.

Neil, Charles F., moulder; with S. W . Gleason, r Indian bet Fahm and W Broad.
Neil, John, stevedore, 31 Houston.

Neiland, Bryan, watchman, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad. -

N EIDLIN GER, E D W IN L., harness, saddlery, and trunks, 156 St. Julian and 153 Bryan, r 65 Charltom

Neidlinger, James S., salesman, with Rogers & Dasher, r Whites-

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ville.

Neidlinger, P. S., clerk, 131 Taylor.

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Nelson, Henry, c., carpenter, Randolph cor Jackson. Nesbit, John, c., blacksmith, bet Roberts and Stewart. Nesburt, Albert, c., saloon, R iv e r c o r W Broad. Nestell, Robert M.,'book-keeper, 210 Bryan. NETJEVILLE, E D W A R D C., real estate agent, and notary pub
lic, 144 Bay. Neumayer, Everhard, of Jos. A. R oberts'& Co., r Philadelphia. Nevin, Michael, laborer, 6 State. Nevitt, Henry L., cashier's clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r 106
Broughton. Nevitt, John J., architect, with DeW . Bruyn, r Drayton cor Gwin
nett. Nevitt, J. W ., of Lathrop & Co., r 106 Broughton. Newell, Thomas W ., shipping-clerk, with James B, West & Co., r
84 Gaston. Newman, Henry C., tobacconist, 179 Bryan. Newman, Nicodemus Newnan, clerk, with Meldrim & Williams,
r 71 Jefferson. Newmark, Meyer, furniture-dealer, 182 Congress, r same. Newport, Thomas C., salesman, with Singer's sewing-machine
co.'s agency, r Drayton cor Broughton. Newton, Arthur R., salesman, with E. D. Smythe, r 156 State. Newton, Isaac B., train-hand, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad. Newton, Rebecca, Margaret nr W Broad. Newton Samuel L., train-hand, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad. Nicoll, Geo. A., discount-clerk, C. R. R. bank, r 115 Congress. Nichols, Austin, laborer, with John McDonough & Sons. Nichols, Edgar H., of K ing & Nichols, r 153 S Broad. NICHOLS, GEORGE N., job printer, book-binder, and blank-
book manufacturer, 93| Bay, r 173 Jones. NICHOLS, G EO RG E S., clothing, and gents, furnishing goods,
130 Broughton, r 153 S Broad. Nichols, George T., boots and shoes, 159 Congress, r 212 Presi
dent. Nichols, Wm. M., merchant, 87 Jones.
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Nichols, W . N., clerk, with G. N. Nichols, 173 Jones.

Nickerson, Mrs. Amos, saloon and restaurant, 156 Bryan.

Nicolson, John, of Nicolson & McAleer, r 77 Montgomery.

NICOLSON & M cALEER (John Nicolson and Francis Mc

Aleer), copper-smiths, plumbers, and gas-fitters, 27 Dray

ton.

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Niels, Andrew N., supt. Beach Institute, r 30 Harris. Nilson, James, engineer, A. & G. R. R.

Nipson, John J., gas-fitter, with Nicolson & McAleer, r 28 Jones
Nirdlinger, Peter S., clerk, with E. L. Nirdlinger, r Taylor nr Drayton.

Nisbet, Fritz, clerk, with Quentell, Nisbet & Co., r Gordon nr Bull. Nisbet, John, of Quentell, Nisbet & Co., r 125 Gordon. Nix, John C., 122 Bryan.

Noble, Charles, c., cooper, with C. H. Hernandez, c., r Bryan cor

Lumber.

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NOBLE, GEORGE, museum and refreshment-gardens Bull bet

Charlton and Macon.

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Noble, George, bottler, with John Ryan, r 110 Broughton.

Noble, Paul, c., laborer, Indian lane nr Fahm.

Noel, Madison B., carpenter, 6 McDonough. Nolan, Catharine, 34 Drayton.

Nolan, James, laborer, at Laurel Groye cemetery, r Mill nr Fahm NOLAN, JOHN E., saloon, 8 Bull, r 12 Broughton.

Nolan, Patrick, baggage-master, C. R. R., r Walnut nr Harrison Nolan, Patrick, porter, with Champion & Freeman.

Nordhausen, Augustus, of A. Nordhausen & Bro., r 185 Taylor Nordhausen, Augustus & Bro. (Augustus and Ernest A. W . Nord
hausen), bakers, 185 Taylor. Nordhausen, Charles C., clothing, 28 E Broad.

Nordhausen, Ernest A. W ., of 'A. Nordhausen & Bro., r 185 Tay lor.-

Norden, Adolph, clerk, with Gibbes & Barnwell, r Habersham cor Broughton.

Norman, Henry, c., carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur.

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Norman, "Wm., c., engineer, M orning N ews, r Y ork lane cor Hous

ton.

Norris, Charles B., painter, C. R. R., r William nr Fahm.

Norris, John, carpenter, 17 Lincoln.

Norris, Michael, ship-carpenter, 17 Lincoln.

Norris, William R., 40 Taylor.

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NORTON, A LE X . R., physician and druggist, 51 W Broad.

Norton, Fannie, 21 S Broad. North, Samuel R. L., porter, with Clghorn & Cunningham, r In

dian nr W Broad.

Northrop, Mrs. J. D., Hull' cor Whitaker.

NORTHROP, JOHN W ., millinery and straw goods, 22| Bull,

H. C. Houston; & Co:, successors.

Norton, John W., clerk, with John A. Douglas, r W Broad cor

Perry.*

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Norton, Mrs. Julia E., boarding-house, 51 W Broad.

Norton Patrick, laborer, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad.

Norton, Thomas, driver, with J F eeley, r 138 Bryan.

Norton, W m-, clerk, with J. A. Douglas, W Broad nr Perry.

Norwood* James R., c., porter, with Gourdins, Y oung & Frost,

r 23 Charlton. * NORWOOD, THOMAS M., lawyer? 111 Bay, r 116 Abercorn.

Nouvell, George, c., tailor, with E. J. Kennedy, r Anderson nr

George's field.

Noyes, E. P., carpenter, A. & G. R. R.

Nugent, Edward* watchman, cent. hyd. cot. press.

NUGENT, TERENCE, saloon, 6 Bull, Price cor Bay lane.

Nugent, Robert, upholsterer, C. R. R., r Barnard cor Huntingdon.

N uich/Andrew, laborer, c., C. R. R., r Purse nr Stewart.

Nungazer, Henry J., trader, r Sav. Med. college,

Nungazer, Daniel E., carpenter, Cf. R. R., r 209 Perry.

Nungazer, James, carpenter, C. R. R., r Berrien nr Purse.

NUNN, R IC H A R D J., physician, 1191 York.

Nunn, Richard M., surgeon, r 117| .York.

Nutall, George, ship-carpenter, with Krenson, r 99| Jefferson.

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Nyland, Bryan, watchman, C. R. R , r Purse cor Jones lane.
O. Oates, Mary V., wid. of William W ., 69 Broughton. O'Brien, Daniel, laborer, 35 Gaston. O'Brien, James, tailor, with Charles Gasman, r 209 Wayne. O'Brien, James, laborer, C. R. R , r Charlton nr W Broad. O'Brien, James, watchman, C. R. R., r Charlton nr W Broad. O'Brien, James, Berrien nr W Broad. O'Brien, John, laborer, 16 Houstoh. O'Brien, Matthew, clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., r State bet
Whitaker and Barnard. O'Brien, Michael, school-teacher, 8 St. Julian. O'Brien, Michael, clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., r Bryan nr
Ann. O'Brien, Patrick, carpenter, New Houstqn nr Drayton. O'Brien, Patrick H., of Gray, O'Brien & Co., r State nr Whitaker. O'Bryan, Michael, laborer, at. Laurel Grove com., r 99 Jefferson. O'BYRNE, DOM IN ICK A., lawyer, 1 Bull, r 108 Abercorn. O'Byrne, Edward, 6| Jefferson. O'Byrne, James, family grocer, 226 Bay. O'Byrne, John H., 6| Jefferson. O'Byrne, John H., 172 Liberty. O'Byrne, Joseph J.,'clerk, with D. R. Dillon, r 172 Liberty. O'Connor, Bryan, carpenter, C. R. R , r 9 Tatnall. O'CONNOR, DANIEL, wagon-maker, wheelwright, horse-shoer,
and blacksmith, Bryan cor W Broad. $ O'Connor, Daniel, clerk, with M. J. Doyle,, r W Broad nr Jones. O'Connor, Dennis, family grocer, r 18,Lincoln. O'Connell, James, book-keeper, Marshall House, r,same. O'Connell, John, drayman, r Jones cor E Broad. O'Connell, John, laborer, r Zubly cor Walnut. O'Connor, L^ke, switch-tender, C, R. R., r 97| W Broad. O'Connor, Mary, housekeeper, with Dr. Walsh, r 202 S Broad. O'Connor, Michael, grocer, r 27 E Broad.
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O'Connor, Michael, laborer, C. R. R., r Stewart nr Wilson. *

O'Connor, Morris, coat-maker, with A. B. Ives,'r cor State and Montgomery.

O'Connell, Patrick, grinder and saw-sharpener, 213 Bryan.

O'CONNOR, PA TRICK , wheelwright, blacksmith, and horse-shoer, r 7 York.

O'Conner, Wm., drayman, Jones nr W Broad.

Odingsell, W m., c., carpenter, Orange nr Fahm.

Odingsell, Wm., c., barber, Orange nr Fahm.

O'Donnell, John, C. R. R., 32 Joachim.

O'Donnell, Thomas F., apprentice, with J. W . Tynan, r William

son cor W Broad.

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O'Donoghue, Michael J., U. S. asst, ass'r, 3d Div. 1st District, r

Gordon bet Bull and Drayton.

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O'Donohue, Patrick, jtmk-dealer, E Boundary nr S Broad.

O'Driscoll, Francis C., of O'Driscoll &<Guhne, r 175 S Broad.

.O 'Driscoll, James, painter, with John Oliver, r 222 Bay.

O'Driscoll, W . C., consul for Belgium, 124 Bay, r 145 S Broad.

O'D R ISC O LL & GUHNE (F. C. O'Driscoll and H. Guhne),

commission merchants and cotton exporters, 124 Bay.

OEHLER, CHARLES, dyer and scourer, W Broad cor Congress

lane.

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O'Hagen, Edward, tally-clerk, Southern Express Co., r Whitaker



cor Congress lane.

O 'Haren, Mrs. Bridget, wid. of James, 153 York.

O'Hanlon, Charles A., clerk, with Wm. Dixon, r 56| Habersham.;

O'Harfe, John, carpenter, A. & G. R. R , 13| Jones. L-_ v

O'Hara, Thomas, policeman, 13\ Jones'.

Ohlmeyer, Mrs. Anna, family groder, Purse cor Berrien.

Ohlman, Lawrence, 160 S Broad.

O'Keeffe, James, clerk, C. R. R., r 215 President.

O'Keeffe, John, clerk, with J. H. Gardner & Co., r Taylor nr Jef ferson.

O'Keeffe, John, clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., r State nr Bar

nard.

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O Keeflfe, Robert, watch.man, A. & G. R. R., r 80 Broughton.

O'Keeffe, Sarah, milliner, with J. W . Northrop.

O'Leary, Cornelius, train-hand, C. R. R., r Jones nr Purse. O'Leary, David, plasterer, Walker nr Purse.

O Leary, Daniel, laborer, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r Indian lane nr Fahm.

OLIVER, D. & COi, agricultural and general machinery, new and second-hand, Congress nr W Broad.

O LIV ER , JNO., dealer in paints, oils, etc., sash, blinds, and doorsy

and house and sign painter, 3 Whitaker, r 158 Gaston.

Oliver, John W ., fireman, C. R. R , r 213 Harris.

Oliveros, John B., book-keeper, with John Lyons, r 61 Broughton.

Oliver, Alfred, clerk, with. John McDonough & Son, r Congress cor W Broad.

Oliver, Daniel, of D. Oliver & Co., r Congress nr W Broad.

O LIV EIRA ; W M. D., justice of the peace and notary public, 34

Broughton, r Floyd cor Perry lane. Olmstead, Charles H., of Brigham, H olst & Co., r 108 Jones.

Olmstead, Edward, car-finisher, A. & G. R. R , r 188 McDonough.

O Maley, Charles, clerk, C. R, R., r cor Tatnall and. Huntingdon.

O'MAHONY, JOHN", saddle and harness manufacturer, 46 W Broad.

O Mara, Michael, moulder, with 0 . H. L u f burrow, r 26 Taylor.

O Mealey, James, laborer, C. R. R., r Purse nr Berrien.

O Meara, P. G., tailor, with H. A. Topham & Co., r Margaret nr W Broad.
O'Meara, Walter, r New Houston nr Drayton.

O'Neil, Charles,,moulder, with S. W . Gleason, r Indian nr W

Broad.

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O'Neil, Hugh, clerk, with Mrs. Ellen Clark, r Reynolds nr Bryan. O'Neil, Thomas, laborer, r Indian nr W Broad.

O'Neill, John B. G., clerk, with J. J. Dale & Co., r 80 Lincoln.

O'Neill, Michael, laborer, r Congress lane nr Houston.

Oppenheimer, Karl M., of Oppenheimer, Mohr & Co., r 162| .J o n e s.

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Oppenheimer, Mohr & Go. (Karl M. Oppenheimer, Lazarus and Amson M ohr), dry goods, etc., 165 Congress.
Ordones, Louisiana, c., cigar-maker, Joachim nr Fahm. O'Reilly, Mrs. Ellen, wid. of Owen, W ilson cor Berrien. Orff, Christian, of Orff, Watkins & Co., r New York. ORFF, W A TK IN S & CO. (C. Orff, Jas. F. W atkins)/wholesale
dry goods, 127 Congress. Orland, John, laborer, 29 Bay. Ormsby, Joseph, clerk,'with J. R. Ward, r Bull cor River. O'Rourk, Miles, blacksmith, with D. O'Connor, r 68 W Broad. Osborne, John H. H., clerk, with W ilcox, Gibbs & Co., r 72 Jones. Osborne, Robert, c., blacksmith, with J. J. Grant, r Jones nr Har
ris. OSGOOD, C. K , postmaster, 99 President. Osgood, Galin N., book-keeper, with S. G. Haynes & Bro., 152
Hull. Osterhout, George, chief engineer steamer Lizzie Baker. O'Sullivan, John D., clerk, with Jacob Cohen, r Y ork nr Houston. O'Sullivan, Mrs. Merced, wid. of Charles E., 24 Broughton. O'Sullivan, Thomas E., printer, 24 Broughton. Oswell, Robert, c., blacksmith, Ann nr Harrison. Otaviano, Vincent, musician, 99 Congress. Otis, Mrs. Mary, 28 Whitaker. Otto, Ely, printer, with G. N. Nichols, r Walnut nr Zubly. Otto, Frederick, boiler-maker, C. R. R., r Walnut nr Zubly. Ott, George, Margaret nr W Broad. Otto, John W ., engineer, A. & G. R. R., r Walnut nr Zubly. Otteman, Ben., c., porter, with G. H. Remshart, r 148 Jones. Otterman, W m , driver, with John Feeley, r Fahm nr Wilham. Outten, Samuel M., clerk, with H. B. Dumas, r 154 State. Owens, Annie, 90 State. Owens, George S., planter, 90 State. OWENS, GEORGE S., lawyer, 113 Bay, r 90 State. Owens, George W ., 90 State. Owens, Mrs. Margaret W ., wid. of John W-, 92 State.
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Owens, Mary W., 92 State.

Owens, Sallie, 90 State.

Owens, Richard^ conductor, C. R. R., r 193 Harris.

Owens, W . J., of Owens & Clayton, r 92 State.

Owens & Clayton (W . J. Owens and E. P. Clayton), cotton and

commission merchants, 104 Bay.

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Pacetty, Andrew A.,, cigar-maker, E Boundary cor Perry lane.

Pacet.ty, Andrew T., engineer, at Lamar's press, r Perry lane cor

Reynolds-.

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Pacetty, Bartola, clerk, with A. Fernandez, & Bro., r E Boundary

cor Perry lane. .`

Pacetty, Beatty, carpenter, A. & G. R. R .,r E Boundary cor Perry

lane.

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Pacetty, Benjamin A., clerk, Perry lane nr Price.

Pacetty, Dennis S., clerk, with C. J. White, r E Boundary cor

Perry lane.

Pacetty, Edward C., tin-smith, with J. A. Douglas, r 18J Taylor.

Pacetty, Herbert, tobacconist, 30 Barnard.

Pacetty, Joseph, clerk, with R. Molina, r 65 Abercorn cor Perry.

Pacetty, Stephen, carpenter, with J. H. Putnam, r 18| Taylor.

Padelford, James, painter, A. & G. R. R.

Padgett, Joel, carpenter, Fahm nr Bryan.

Paine, Edward, laborer, Broughton lane h r Price.

PAINE, W IL L IA M W., lawyer and notary public, 15f| Bay, r

124 Jones.

Palmer, Mrs. Amanda E., wid. 6f James, 183 Broughton.

Palmer, Anthony, shoe-maker, 24 St. Julian.

Palmer, Henry W ., clerk, with Palmer & Deppish, r 150 Congress.

Palmer, Herbert A., of Palmer & Deppish, r 156 Hall.

Palmer, James, ,boiler-maker, A. & G. R. R.

Palmer, Jonathan H., carpenter, with J. H. Putnam, r 191 Wayhe.

Palin, James M., clerk, C. R. R., r Tatnall nr Huntingdon.

Palmer Samuel P., o f Palmer & Deppish, r Taylor nr Barnard.

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Palmer, Sanford, lumber-inspector, with J. McDonough & Son, r

Reynolds nr Broughton.

PA LM E R , THOM AS H., ins. manager and secy, o f the So. Ins.

and Trust Co., 111| Bay, r 176 Jones.

PA L M E R & D E PP ISH (Herbert A. and Samuel B. Palmer, and

John H . Deppish), hardware, agricultural implements, etc.,

150 and 152 Congress and 149 and 151 St. Julian.

Palmes, George F., book-keeper, with John Lyons, r 84 Barnard.

Panella, Antonio, musician, 99 Congress.

Pape, Edward, accountant, 105| Jones.

Pape, Adolphus, cigar-maker, with S. Solomon, r Warner nr Har-

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rison.

Pape, Joseph, clerk, with George WellbrQck, r W alnut cor Har rison.

Pappy, John H., porter, U. S. custom-hous$, E Boundary nr Shell road.

Pardue, Geo. W ., boot and shoe maker, 70 W Broad, r President nr Jefferson.

Pardue, Richard A., engineer, 27 St. Julian. ,

Pardue, Wm. H;, watchman, on str. Swan, r Orange nr Ann.

Paris, Charles, carpenter, Hull cor E Boundary.

PA R K , CHARLES S., special agent U. S. Treasury department,

r Liberty nr Habersham.

Parke, Edward J., of E. J. Parke & Co., r Ravenna, Ohio.

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PA R K E , E. J. & CO. (Edward J. Parke and David Dunham),

vapor-stoves, lamps, and burning-fluids, 92\ Broughton.

Parker, Henry H., carpenter, 82J W Broad.

Parker, Isaac, c., butcher, Orange nr Ann. v

Parker, Joseph S., salesman, with M. M. Ruggles, r Liberty cor

Montgomery.

Parker, M. B., collector, 202 Liberty.

Parker, Peter, c., driver, with Wm. Swoll, r Pine cor St. Gaul..

Parker, Thomas, train-hand, C. R. R., r 100^ Montgomery.

Parker, Wm. M., agt. for Geo. W igg, 138 Bay.

Parmenio, James, lumber-inspector, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r 25 Jones.

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Parmenio, R. 0., inspector of lumber, with Dixon & Johnson, r

25 Jones.

Parr, painter, 51 W Broad.

Parramore, James B y of J. Pinegan & Co., r 132 Taylor.

PARISH, GEO. W ., manufacturer of agricultural implements,

plantation work, etc., 190 and 192 St. Julian, r President

cor Montgomery. .

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Parry, John T., of Monahan, Parry & Co., r 53 Charlton.

Parry, John G., lumber-inspector, with M cLeod & Rogers, r Lum

ber nr Joachim.

Parry, William, book-keeper, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r 53

Charlton.

PARSONS, E LISH A, dentist, 125| Broughton.

Parsons, John, 193 York.

PARSONS,, JOHN BE., florist, and sales-garden, 111 State,r York

nr. Jefferson.

Partridge, B. W ., book-keeper, with Saunders, Goodwin & Mil-

* ler, r 154 S Broad.

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Partridge, Samuel W .,firem an, A. & G. R. R , r 16 Gordon.

Patterson, Charles B., machinist, C. R. R , r 216 President.

Patterson, Geo. R.v brick-mason, 100 Broughton.

Patterson, H enryvc., laborer, 26 St. Julian.

Patterson, J. A., policeman, 78| Lincoln. .

Patterson, Mrs. S. B., 100 Broughton.

Patterson, Wm. H., portwarden, Exchange building, r 100 Brough

ton.

Patton, D. Gilmore, foreman, with Mrs. C. E. O'Sullivan, r 136

Broughton.

Patton, John, boiler-maker, A. & G. R. R.

Patton, clerk, with G. M. Heidt, r 114 S Broad.

Paul, Alex., saloon, Bay lane nr custom-house.

Paulsen, Jacob, of J. Paulsen & Co., r 220 Bryan.

PAULSEN, J. & CO. (J. Paulsen and F. Morgan), grocers and

ship-chandlers, market-dock ft Barnard.

Paulsen, Nicholas, groceries and liquors, W Broad cor Canal.

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Payne, Edward, laborer, United Hyd. Press Co., r eor Bryan and

E Broad. Payne, John T., clerk, with G. A. Wilkins & Co., r Liberty nr

Lincoln. Payton, Martin, constable, with P. M. Bussell, 124 Bryan, r

Montgomery cor Gaston.

Payne, Rosa, r 80 Lincoln.

PAYNE, W . W ., lawyer, 124 Jones.

Pearce, W . K., clerk, with Qctavus Coben & Co., r 70 Lincoln.

-Pease, Mrs. Sarah, millinery, 159J Congress, r Broughton nr Bar

nard,

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Peck, Samuel, U. S. insp. of customs, r 51 -W Broad.

Peck, Theodore P., engineer, C. B. B., r Tatnall nr Hull.

Peiser, Morris, clerk, with J. Levkoy, r 190 Broughton.

Pelot, Joseph E., wood-dealer, r 148 Hull.

Penny, Ann Eliza, dress-maker, 195 Gaston.

Penny, Sarah B., dress-maker, 195 Gaston.

-Penton, George O'., policeman, 22 Jones.

Penfield, Smith N.,' principal of conservatory of music, 127|

Broughton, r 182 Liberty.

Penton, G. O., policeman, Jones nr Price.

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Pepper, Geo. E., book-keeper,- with Thomas Pepper, r 79 Charl

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Pepper, Hibernia, 79 Charlton.

PE PPE B, THOS., dry goods, 131 Congress, r 79 Charlton.

Perkins, Henry, c., laborer, Stewart nr Wilson.

Perkins, Mingo, c., ice-dealer, Margaret nr Eahm.

Perlinsky, Julius, dry goods and clothing, 176 Bryan, r Brough

ton nr Jefferson.

Perry, Alexander, clerk, with J. F. Pelot, r 210 Harris.

Perry, Chas., engineer, 70 Jones.

Perry, Charles A., c., laborer, Shell" road bet E Boundary and

Beynolds.

Perry, Charles A., clerk, with E. Bonney, r 210 Harris.

Perry, Frank S., stevedore, 100 President.



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Perry, Troup D., clerk, with Fowke & Haitiwanger, r 211 Harris. Perry, William, clerk, C. R. R., Roberts.

Perry, William, c., carpenter, with Rose, Curtis & Co., r Hall nr Jefferson. .

PERSICO, RT. REY. IGrNATIUS, Bishop of See of Savannah, Drayton cor Perry.

Peters, Albert, c., brick-layer, 31 Harris.

Peters, Joseph, shoe-maker, Indian nr W Broad.

Petersen, E. T. Syberg, clerk, with Brigham, Holst & Co., r 18| Drayton.

Peterson, John A., tin-smith, with J. J. Maurice, Indian lane nr

Eahm.

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Phelps, John M., machinist, C. R. R., r 1| station C. R. R.

Pierce, James C., engineer, A. & G. R. R., r 117| Barnard. Pierce, Mrs. Sarah, 102 Price.

Pfeiffer, Chas. Bruno, clerk, with Gomm & Leffler, r Planters Hotel.

Pfeiffer, L., clerk, Planters Hotel'.

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Philbrick, Daniel B., steamboat-captain, Hall nr Montgomery.

Phinizy, Joseph, c., porter, with Thos. Henderson, r Liberty nr JC

Broad.

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Phinizy, Robert, c., brick-layer, 16 Broughton.

Phillips, Abraham, c., laborer, S., S., & S. R. R., r Berrien nr Purse.

Phillips, A. K., of Little & Phillips, r Pulaski House.

Phillips, Hiram D., cutter, with H. A. Topham & Co., r Margaret nr Eahm.

Phillips, Clavius, o f Oetavus Cohen & Co., r 85 LaFayette square.

Phillips, John A., of John A. Philhps & Co., r S Broad nr W Broad.

PH IL L IP S, JOHN A. & CO. (John A. Phillips and John J. Mc Arthur), com. merchants, 104 Bay.

Phillips, John F., county constable, Montgomery cor Huntingdon.

Phillips, solicitor, with L.- M. Shafer, r Montgomery cor Hunt ingdon.

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Phillips,. John O., clerk, with John Ryan, r Margaret nr Fahm. Phillips, John R., clerk, with O. Cohen & Co., r 167 Charlton. Phillips, Joseph, blacksmith, A. & G. R. R., r 196| Jones. Phillips, R. F., clerk, with Geo. Wigg, r Cassell row St. Julian. Phillips, Mrs. Theresa, ladies' clothing, dry goods, etc., 181
Broughton. . Philpot, Eugene B., clerk, with W . C. Cosens, r 51 Broughton. Piat, Hardtimes, c., blacksmith, A. & G. R. R., r 196 Gaston. Pickett, Michael, omnibus-driver, with Thomas Feeley, r 112
. State. Pillsbury, Edwd. T .,100 State. Pinder, Norris T., salesman, with M. M. Ruggles, 16 S Broad. Pinckney, Joe, c.,, carrier, Daily Advertiser, r W Broad cor Hunt
ingdon. Pinson, Peter, c., brick-layer, Randolph nr McDonough. Pitt, Peter, driver, St. Gaul nr Zubly. Pitt, Richard, blacksmith, C. R. R., r 59 Jefferson. PITTM AN, A L E X . McK., clerk, 7Q| Jones. Pittman, Samuel L., machinist, with Rose, Curtis & Co., r Gwin
nett nr W Broad. Pittman, Wm. S., blacksmith/ C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad. Planters' Hotel, Bryan cor Barnard, Geo. Ch. Gemeenden. Platen, Chas. G., architect and surveyor, 2 Stone. Platen, Mrs. Pauline B., milliner and fancy goods, Broughton cor-
Jefferson. PLATSH EK , KAEFM AN , millinery and trimmings, 156 Brough
ton, r 162 State. Pleasant, Lewis, c., IJ. S. mail-messenger, Mill nr Fahm. Pleas, Louis, cotton-exporter and com. merchant, 136 Bay, r 192
, S Broad. Poindexter, Alfred, of A. Poindexter & Co., 139 Jones. POINDENTER, A. & CO. (Alfred Poindexter and Halsted Smith),
grain and com. merchantsj 97 Bay. Poindexter, John E., book-keeper, with A. Poindexter & Co., r
139 Jones.
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CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Polak, J. B., clerk, with J. E. Johnston & Co., r Liberty.

Poling Samuel, tailor, 109 Congress, r Indian nr Fahm.

Polhill, Joseph A., clerk, with Jacob Lippman & Bro., r Columbia

square nr York.



Polite, Alfred A., with S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Little Jones nr W Broad.

. Pollard, Andrew J., asst, clerk council, Gwinnett nr W Broad. Pollard, Emile G , c., Bryan nr Fahm.

Pollard, Hector, c., carpenter, with .A. H, Kent, r Liberty cor Ar nold.

Pollard, Mrs. Jane A., Margaret nr Fahm.

Pollard, Joseph M., c., clerk, with Wm. J. Claghom, r Bryan nr Fahm.

Pollard, Richard A., mailing-clerk, M orning N ews, r 28 Lincoln. Polle, Henry J., painter, r 25 Perry.

Pollock, Joseph W., constable, with Alfred E. Jones, 122 Bryan, r Henry nr Montgomery;

Pomar, Joseph E., cigar-maker, 29 Taylor.

Ponce, Antonio, cigar-manufacturer, 72| Jones. Ponce, Lizzie, 72| Jones.

Poole, C. S., book-keeper, with Dixon & Johnson, r 62| State.

Poole, Francis K.., law-student, with Law, Lovell & Falligant, r

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State nr Barnard.

Poole, John E., cashier, Pulaski House, r same.

Poole, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of John H., 162| State.

Poole, Wm. M., auction and com. merchant, 172 Bay, r State nr Barnard.

Popa, 'William, coffee-stand in market, r Walnut nr Harrison.

POPE, JOSEPH J., lawyer, 153 Bay, r Whitaker cor Hull.

Poppen, Deidrick, clerk, with F. Wessels, r Liberty cor Shell road. * Porter, Mrs; Anthony, 126 State.

Porter, Rev. David H., pastor 1st Presbyterian church, Taylor nr Bull.

Porter, Francis, clerk, with Colquitt & Baggs, r 85 Congress.

Porter, James, c., tailor, Price nr Hull.

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Porter, Nicholas, watchman, str. Carrie.

Porter, T. F., clerk, with Colquitt & Baggs, r Congress cor Aber-

com.

Porter, Wm., c., driver, with M. A. Dehoney, r 10 Broughton.

Postell, A. P., clerk, 98 Hull. ,

Postell, John, civil-engineer, 102 President.

Postell, Mary, 98 Hull.

Postell, Mrs. Sarah B., wid. of John, 72 S Broad.

Postell, Stephen, clerk, 72 S Broad.

Postell, Wm. Ross, capt. schr. Somerset, r 98 Hull.

Postley, Alfred H., surgeon-dentist, 129 Congress.

Postley, M., dentist, 145 York, .

Potts, R. D., lieut. and adjutant, TJ. S. barracks, r cor Liberty and

Bull.

Poulnot, Eugene, machinist, with P. J. Bulger, r Joachim nr Mill.

Poulnot, Joseph, engineer, C. R. R., r Huntingdon nr W Broad.

Pounder, Mrs. Ann, wid. of John, Congress lane nr Houston.

Pounder, Richard, tailor, with H. A. Topham & Co., r 63 Price.

Powell, John, c., blacksmith, with P. O'Connor, r Gaston nr Price.

Power, Geo. M., constable, with P. M. Russell, 122 Bryan, r Stew

art nr W Broad.

Power, John, policeman, Stewart nr W Broad.

Powers, Edw., keeper of powder-magazine, r 30 E Broad.

Powers, John A., book-keeper, with J. J. McGowen, r Broughton

nr E Boundary.

Powers, Patrick, laborer,-12^ E Broad.

Praetorius, Charles, clerk, with Wm. Beckman, r 106 Jefferson.

_Pratt, Chas., agt. for Etiwan guano co., with A. M. Sloan & Co.,

r 194 State.

* Pratt, Wm. N., book-keeper, with Einstein, Eckman & Co., i 194

State.

Precht, Henry, family grocer, 185 Jones.

Prendergast, Rev. Charles B., pastor St. Patrick's church, r 76 W

Broad.

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Prendergast, Charles F., clerk, 118 Jones.

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Pringle, John G., Roberts nr W Broad.

Prindible, John, saloon, 32 Bryan.

Prime, Dan, c., wagoner, with Grady & Tully.

Pritchard, G. Barnard, cashier, with Davant, Waples & Co., r 163

York.



Pritham, Frederick, painter, with J. G. Butler & Co., r 200 L ib erty.
Proctor, John A., wagon-yard, Gaston nr W Broad.

Proctor, Seymour, e., of Proctor & Clark, r Indian lane nr W Broad.

Proctor, William, pilot, 98 State.

Proctor & Clark, c. (Seymour Proctor and James Clark), coopers,

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Prudhomme, John T., brick-layer, 40 Hull.

Prudhomme, Peter Joseph, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 40 Hull.

Prudhomme, Win. H., carpenter, 40 Hull.

Pryor, Thomas N., carpenter, with M. Hogan, r 60 Habersham.

Puder, George C., machinist, with Monahan, Parry & Co., Walnut nr Zubly.

Puder, George H., machinist, with Monahan, Parry & Co.

Puder, Wm. D., machinist, with Monahan, Parry & Co.

PU LASK I HOUSE, Bryan cor Bull, W. H. Wiltberger, propr.

Pullknot, Joseph, watchman, cent. hyd. cot. press, r Indian lane.

PU RDY, JAM ES E., saddles, harness, trunks, etc., 9 Whitaker, r 85 Congress.

PURSE, BENJ. S., physician, 191 York.

Purse, Daniel G., of Purse & Thomas, r 194 S Broad.

Purse, Edward L., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r Lincoln nr L ib erty.

Purse, John M., clerk, with Purse & Thomas, r 191 York.

Purse, Thomas, 191 York.

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Purse, Wm. C., clerk, with W . A. Thomas, r 191 York.

PURSE & THOMAS (Daniel G. Purse and Daniel R. Thomas), com. merchants and dealers in fertilizers, 109 Bay. See card, page 123.

Pursley, James S., traveling agt. Wheeler & W ilson sewing-mach ine, r 134 Broughton.

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PUTNAM, JOHN H., builder and contractor, and dealer in lum ber, stair-rails, balusters, etc., Harrison cor Laurel, r Mar garet nr W Broad.
Putnam, J oh n L ., clerk, with Schwarz & Brady, r 203 Broughton. Pyatt, H., blacksmith, A. & G. R. R.

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Quarterman, Charles, surveyor, 110 Taylor.

Quarterman, Isaac, c., carpenter, Stewart nr W Broad.

Quarterman, Israel, c., driver, with Holcombe, Hull & Go.,- r W

Broad nr Gwinnett.

Quarterman, Rev. Nathaniel P., Hall cor Tatnall.

Quarterman, Paul, c., laborer, Arnold nr Cleburne.

QUANTOCK, G E O R G E T., of John M. Cooper & C o.,r 156 Tay lor.

Quantock, John, blacksmith, C. R. R., r Jones nr Purse.

Quantock,, William, engineer, C. R. ,R., r 74| Montgomery.

QUENTELL, NISBET & CO. (Wm. Quentell, John Nisbet, and

Chas. McLean Marshall), com. cotton exporters, 136 Bay.

Quentell, Wm., of Quentell, Nisbet & Co., r Liverpool.

Quigley, Dennis, laborer, S Broad lane nr Jefferson.

Quilty, John, carpenter, St. Gaul nr Zubly.

Quinan, Daniel J., with M. T. Quinan, r 8 W Broad.

QUINAN, M ICH A E L T., saloon, 10 Whitaker, r 8 W Broads

Quinn, Daniel, laborer, 42 Congress.;

Quinn, John, blacksmith, C. R. ,,R., r 209 Gaston.

Quinn, Michael, family grocer, Jackson cor Arnold,

Quinn, Mike, with Dixon, Johnson &. Co., r Jackson cor Arnold.

Quinn, Timothy, family grocer, 96 Montgomery.

Quinn, William, clerk, C. R. R., r 96 Montgomery.

Quinny, Wm., c., laborer, 108 Montgomery.

Quint, Frederick, baker, with Jacob Quint, r 52 Jefferson.

Quint, George O., clerk, C. R. R., r 211 Wayne.

Quint, Jacob, baker, 52 Jefferson.

Quintillion, train-hand, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad.

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Rabagny, Henry, night-watchman, at Marshall House, r 56| Hab ersham. .

Radeloff, John, shoe-maker, with C. Haas, r Drayton cor Brough-^

ton lane.

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Ragan, John W ., clerk, with Smith & Kemps, r Harris nr St.

Gaul. Rahn, Benjamin, c., porter, with T. J. Dunbar & Co., r Stewart hr

Wilson.

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Rahn, Jacob, laborer, with Dixon, Johnson & Co.

Rahn, Joseph A., farmer, 174 S Broad. Rahn, Thomas, machinist, A. & G. R. R., r 155 Prry. Rains, James R., shop-foreman, with C. Hopkins, r 118 State. ?

Rand, Geo. C., jr., discount-clerk, Sav. Bk. and Trust Co., r 86

Taylor cor Abercorn.

RAN DALL, D A FF IN & CO. (T. A. Randall, P. D. Daffin, and H.

B. Dresser), cotton buyers and storage, 166 Bay and W

Broad cor State.

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Randall, Thomas A., of Randall, Daffin & Co., r Providence, R. I. Ranger, Stephen A., carpenter, 204 Harris.

Rankin, Christopher C., clerk, with Alex. Doyle, r Broughton cor Habersham.
Rankin, Ellen, school-teacher, 51 Broughton. Rankin, James L ., book-keeper, with Brigham, Holst & Co., r S

Broad.

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Rankin, Margaret, 51 Broughton.

Rankin, Thomas, asst, book-keeper and collector, M orning N ews,

51 Broughton.

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RANKIN, W ILLIA M , book-keeper, M orning N ews, and adver tising agency, 111 Bay, r 51 Broughton.

Rantin, Joseph M., clerk, with A. L. Edwards, r Price nr Taylor. Rapley, John, gunsmith, with H. C. Stephens, r Arnold c o r S
Broad.

Rathwell, Benjamin, Charlton lane nr Barnard.

Rathwell, Ellen, dress-maker, Charlton lane nr Barnard.

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Batz, Charles, dyer, with C. Oehler, r 22 W Broad, Raubitzcheck, Adolph, dyer, with C. Oehler, r 22 W Broad. Rauers, Jacob, of Knoop, Hannemann & Co,, and consul of North
German Union, 122 Bay, r Bull cor Jones. Ravenel, Thomas P., lawyer, with Rufus E. Lester, r 140 S Broad. Rawls, Mrs. Margaret, dress-maker, 99 Congress, Ray, David H., tin-smith, with Lovell & Lattimore, r 29 Congress. R A Y , JAMES, soda-manufacturer, 15 Houston. Ray, John, laborer, Broughton nr E Boundary. Ray, Matthias H., of Daley & Ray, r 197 Congress. Ray, Wm. H., drayman, 15 Houston. Raymur, Alex. J., clerk, with Goodman & Myers, r 107 York. Raymur, Mrs. M. S., house-keeper, Marshall House. Raynal, Peter N., master-carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 17 Jones. Reed, Augustus, c., porter, with James Reed & Co., r Jefferson
cor Hall lane. Redgate, M js. Mary, boarding-house, 30 St. Julian. READ , JAMES B , physician, 37 Abercom . Read, James, clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r 12 State. Read, Mrs. John H., 94 State. Readmond, James, wagoner, Bryan nr E Broad. Reagan, Alexander, painter, Stewart nr W Broad. Reagan, Patrick, laborer, C. R. R., r Zubly nr W Broad. Rebarer, Francis E., clerk, at Police barracks, r 27 Jones. Reddick, William, wheelwright, 62 W Broad. Reddy, George F., engineer, C. R .R ., r W ilson nr Jones. Reddy, George, engineer, C. R. R., r W ilson nr Walker. Reed, James, with T. J. Dunbar & Co., r Florida House. Reed, M., policeman, State nr Houston. Reed, Robert, c., laborer, with W. A. Thomas, r Indian lane nr
Fahm. Reed, R. N., of Reed & Brown, r 132 State. Reed, Wm., c., driver, Purse nr Berrien. R E ED & B ROW N (R. N. Reed and Edward M. Brown), com.
merchants and cotton factors, 114 Bay.
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B U T TOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS A T ROBERT R . BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTHWEST CORNER B U LL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Reedman, Mrs. Annie, wid. of Mortimer, 75 Montgomery*

Reedmond, Martin, elerk, with. Moran & Reilly* r Zubly cor

Laurel.

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Reedy, Joanna H., 56| E Broad.

REED Y, JOHN, justice of the peace and notary public, 20 Price,

r 32 St. Julian.

Reedy, Joseph B., clerk, with Alex. Doyle, r 51 Broughton.

Rees, Albert L., clerk, with Bryan & Hunter, r 130 Broughton.

Reeser, Jacob, huckster, 188 President.

Reeves, Francis, laborer, 8 E Broad.

Reid, Charles A., tobacco-broker, 180 Bay, r Marshall House.

Reid, Michael, policeman, 12 State.

Reid, Thomas W ., clerk, with A. M. Scarborough, r 107 York.

Reid, "Wm. F., clerk, with W . J. Walsh, r State nr E Broad.

Reifsnyder, J. H., clerk, withW .. J. Walsh, r Liberty cor Jefferson.

Reilly, Francis, family grocer, Fahm cor Mill.

Reilly, Hugh, blacksmith, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r Presi

dent cor E Boundary.

Reilly, James, machinist, C. R. R., r 39 W Broad.

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Reilly, James, K., stevedore, 58 Broughton..

Reilly, James T., clerk, with W ils o n & Happoldt, r Barnard St.

James square.

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Reilly, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Henry nr Jefferson.

Reilly, John, policeman, 7 E Broad.

Reilly, John, stevedore, 58 Broughton.

Reilly, John AY., of Moran & Reilly, 55 W Broad.

Reilly, Maggie, Liberty bet Abercorn and Drayton.

Reilly, Margaret, groceries and liquors, Jones cor Abercorn.

Reilly, Michael, with Haywood, Cage & Co., r Yamacraw.

Reilly, Michael GL, of Funk & Reilly, r Montgomery nr York.

Reilly, Patrick, policeman, Broughton nr E Broad.

Reilly, Patrick, 2d., policeman, Shell road nr Reynolds.

Reilly, Peter, family grocer, 103 Broughton.

Reilly, William, bar-keeper, with John Bressnan, r Bressnan's

Hotel.





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Reilly, Wm. A., blacksmith, with O. H. L u f burrow, r Broughton cor E Boundary.

Rieser, Henry J., with A. D. Williams, r 188 President. Rieser, Jacob, poultry-dealer, 35 Jefferson.

Relihan, John T., clerk, with Gray, O'Brien & Co., r Stewart nr W Broad,

Remion, John B., furniture, etc., 203 Broughton, r Montgomery nr Broughton.

Remion, Louis, merchant-tailor, 6 Bull.

REM SH ART, G. HORACE, doors, sash, blinds, paints, oils, etc.,

182 and 184 Bay, r 148 Jones.

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Remshart, Julia W ., 148 Jones.

Remshart, William, 148 Jones.

Remshart, Wm. W ., 150 Jones.

Rencken, Martin, clerk, with H. F. Suiter, r 104 Price.

Reneau, Louis, conductor, C. R. R., r 15 Tatnall.

Reneau, Norris, conductor, C. R. R , r 15 Tatnall. Reneau, Olmius, conductor, C. R. R , r 15 Tatnall.

Renken, George, clerk, with G. Murkin, r 5 E Broad.

R E PPA R D , AARON, of Reppard & Colcord, r 83 Gordon.

R E PPA R D , ROBERT B., o f Reppard & Colcord and R. B. R ep pard & Co., r 93 Gordon.

REPPARD, R. B. & CO. ( R B. Reppard and W. V. Sarvis),

planing-mill, E Broad cor Huntingdon, office 112 Bryan.

R E PPA R D & COLCORD (A. & R. B. Reppard and J. T. Col-

cord), lumber-merchants, opposite A. & G. R. R depot, office 112 Bryan.

REPUBLICAN, SAVANNAH, daily and weekly, J. R Sneed, eel. and propr., 129 Bay.

Ressell, Rudolph, faffiily grocer, W Broad cor Hunting-ton.

Rettig, Robert, ' clerk, with Knoop, Hannemann & Co., r White Bluff.

Reyes, Francis, carpenter, 25 Taylor.

Reynolds, Albert, shoe-maker, with J. G. W. Edwards, r Mont

gomery cor Congress lane.

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Reynolds, Charles W ., painter, C. R. R., r Charlton hr W Broad.

Reynolds, James D., painter, with John Oliver, r Orange nr St.

Gaul. Reynolds, John C., supervisor, 3d. div. A. & G. R. R.

Reynolds, John, c., driver, with. Guckenheimer & Selig, r Bryan

nr E Broad. Reynolds, Mark, laborer, Broughton lane nr E Broad.

Reynolds, Mrs.' Mary A., boarding-house, 130 Broughton.

Reynolds, Samuel, mate, str. O. M. Petit, r 5 Bryan.

Rice, Annie, milliner, 182,Broughton, r200 Broughton.

Rice, L. C., IJ. S. dep. collector int. rev., 15 Habersham.

Rice, Mrs. N. C., boarding-house, 152 Hull.

Rice, Robert, boiler-maker, A. & G. R. R., r 25 McDonough.

Rice, Trevor, engineer, C. R. R., r 154 Taylor.

Rich, Henry, of Rich & Hanff, r 160 S Broad.

Rich & Hanff (Henry Rich and Lewis H anff), dry goods, cloth

ing, etc., 183 Congress.

Richard, Caesar, c., porter, with J. N. Muller.

Richards, Albert, 154 Liberty.

Richards, Josiah, c., cooper, 7 Jones. Richards, J. H., clerk, with Bell & Hull, r Liberty nr Whitaker.

Richards, Rodolph R., lawyer and notary public, 107 Bay, r 54

Liberty.

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Richards, Sampson, c., cooper, 115 Jefferson.

RICHARDSON, A. L., com. merchant, 124 Bay, r 72 State.

Richardson, Agnes M., 80^ Lincoln. Richardson, E. S., book-keeper, for A. L. Richardson, r State nr

Barnard. Richardson, Jack, c., porter, with Solomons & Co.

Richardson* James, c., carpenter, with Rose, Curtis & Co., r Hall

nr Jefferson.

Richardson, James. K., capt. of tug Ajax. Richardson, Jno. K., capt., with Tow-boat co., r 80| Lincoln.

Richardson, John A,, warehouse, C. R. R-, r 12 Stewart.

Richardson, Kate, 80| Lincoln.

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Rhind, 0. D. 0., cotton-broker, 77 Bay, r Pulaski House. Rhodes, Frank, c., carpenter, Roberts nr W Broad. Rhodes, Wm., c., hostler, with M. A. Dehoney, r 100 Bryan. Rhone, John, c., with Dixon, Johnson & Go., r Bryan row

Richardson, Edw. C., of Richardson & Barnard, r Habersham cor

Liberty.. *

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Richardson, Samuel C., Fahm cor William.

Richardson, W m , blacksmith, with H. F. Willink, r New Hous ton nr Montgomery.

Richardson, Wm. F., ship-carpenter, Montgomery cor New Hous ton.

RICHARDSON & B A RN ARD (Edw. C. Richardson and James M. Barnard, jr.), shipping and com. merchants, and agts. for Boston and Savannah steamship line, 78 Bay,
Richmond, Henry P., of Wm. H. Starke & Go., r Jones nr Dray ton.

Riddell, Mrs. Harriet L ., Liberty nr Price.

Riddell, Isaac S., painter, C. R. R., r Liberty lane nr Price.

Riddell, Isaac S., agt. Am. life ins. co., Phila., Pa., r Liberty nr Price.

Riddell, John, clerk, with A. M. Sloan & Co., r 79 Broughton. Riddle, Mrs. Mary, wid. of Wm. P., Anderson cor Whitaker. Ridgley, Charles L., clerk, A. & G. R. R., r 194| Jones.

Ridley, John M., cotton-shipper, with A. M. Sloan & Co., r Abercom cor Broughton.

Rieser, Henry J., clerk, with A. D. Williams & Co., r 108 Presi dent.

Rightin, Henry, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 66 Taylor.

Riley, John, U. S. asst, assessor, 2d div. 1st disk, r Hull cor Bar

nard.

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Riley, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Henry nr Rarhard.

Rindfliech, Fritz, baker, with H. Roggenstein, r Whitaker cor Ma-

con.

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Rindsberg, Joseph, clerk, with Guckenheimer & SeHg, r Taylor nr Drayton.

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Rogers, John S., of Rogers & D.asher, r 56 Broughton. Rogers, Raymond, tobacconist, 182J St. Julian, r 36 Broughton.

Rogers, Thomas*J'., clerk, C. R. R., 1 175 Montgomery. Rogers, Wm., supt. C. R. R., r 84 Taylor. ROGERS & D A SH ER (John S. Rogers and Israel Dasher), dry
goods and millinery, 145 Broughton cor Whitaker. Roggenstein, Henry, baker, Whitaker cor Macon. Rohr, Frederick, clerk, with W . H. Stark & Co., r Jefferson cor

Taylor. Rollandin, Camille, furniture, 66 Broughton. Ronan, John T., freight agt., C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad. Ronan, Thomas, watchman, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad. Rook, Edward, blacksmith, Huntingdon nr Barnard.

Rook, John, moulder, 89 York. Rook, John W .,' copper-smith, A. & G. R. R., r Huntingdon nr

Barnard. Rook, Robert, copper-smith, A. & G. R. R., r Huntingdon nr Bar

nard. Roos, David, butcher, stall 10 market, r 79| Montgomery.

Roes, Joseph, butcher, 1 TatnalL

Roper, John W., clerk, Margaret nr Fahm.



ROSE, CURTIS & CO. (G. W . Rose, J. M. Curtis, and J. S.

Jones), planing-mill, doors, sash, blinds, etc., W Broad cor

Gwinnett. Rose, Geo. W., of Rose, Curtis & Co., r 50 State. Rose, John A., carpenter, Price cor Macon. Rosenstreter, John M., clerk, with B. Wittmer, r 21 Perry.

Rose, Julia E., 112 Taylor. Rose, Wm., U. S. inspector of steamboats, rear basement custom-

' house, r Jefferson nr Tatnall. Rose, Wm. H., clerk, C. R. R., r 112 Taylor. Roseally, Felix, cigar-manufacturer, Fahm nr Bryan. ROSENBAND, JACOB, clothing and broker, 158 Bryan, r 154

Bryan. Rosenband, Rebecca, 154 Bryan.

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Rosenbaum,, Jacob, of Weslow, W ade & Co., r Taylor bet TatnaU and Barnard.

Rosenberry, Asa OK, clerk, with John A. Smith, r 112 Congress.

Rosenfeldt, Isadore M., clerk, with I. L. Falk & Co., r 169 Charl

ton.

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Rosenfeldt, Rev. Jacob, pastor Heb. Cong. B 'nai Berith Jacob, r 169 Charlton. : ,

Rosenheim, David, book-keeper, with Rosenheim & Co., r Gordon nr Whitaker.

Rosenheim, Isaac, of Rosenheim & Co., r New York.

Rosenheim; Joseph, of Rosenheim & C o.,r Gordon nr Whitaker.

Rosenheim & Co. (Isaac and Joseph Rosenheim), dry goods,

clothing, and shoes, 158 Congress and 157 St. Julian.

Rosenthal, Wm., baker, with Wm. Campbell, r 7 Price.

Ross, Andrew, salesman, with Thos. Pepper, r 75 S Broad. Ross, Andrew M., real estate agt., 126 Gaston.

Ross, John D., clerk, with Ordinary, r 126 Gaston.

Ross, Noble A. H., clerk, 126 Gaston.

Ross, Wm. H., of W . H. Ross & Co., r Macon, Ga.

ROSS, W IL L IA M H. & CO. (W . H. Ross and D. G. W hite),

lumber-merchants, Phoenix saw-mills, Eastern wharves.

Rosse, Joseph, book-keeper, with O. H. Luf burrow, r 40 Taylor. Rosse, Joseph, 66 Bryan. .

Rosse, Joseph, jr., general accountant, 40 Taylor.

Rossignol, Charles P., clerk, with J. A. Roberts & Co., r 52 Harris.

Rossignol, Gilbert R., clerk, with S. P. Hamilton, r 52 Harris.

Rossignol, James T., clerk, C. R. R., r 52 H am s.

Rossignol, Mrs. Mary E., wid. pf James L., 52 Harris. Rossiter, Patrick, saloon, 11 E Broad.

Rossiter, Thomas, watchman, A. & G. R. R.

Rothschilds, Charles, clerk, with E. Rothschilds, r 149 Gordon.

Rothschilds, Mrs. Eva, dry goods, clothing, etc., 189 Congress, r 149 Gordon.

Rothschilds, Henry, 149 Gordon.

ROTHSCHILDS, HERM AN, clerk, with E. Rothschilds, r 163 Gordon.

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Rotureau, Peter C., of McDonnell & Rotureau,

Roumillat, J. L., forwarding agt., A. & G. R. R., r W aldburg nr

Jefferson.

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Rourke, John, moulder, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r Price cor

Habersham. Rousseau, Julius D., collector, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r

1311 Taylor. Rousseau, Mrs. M. A., wid. of Julius, 131^ Taylor.

Rousseau, Theo. A., salesman, with Rogers & Dasher, r 131-| Tay

lor1.

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Rowland, H. H., of J. (3. Rowland & Co., r S Broad cor Aber-

corn.

Rowland, J. C., of J. C. Rowland & Co., r S Broad cor Abercorn.

ROW LAND , J. C. & CO. (John C. and Henry H. Rowland), cot

ton warehouse-men and com. merchants, 2 Williamson ft

Jefferson and 72 Bay.

Rowland, John T., of Rowland & Teeple, r 163 York. Rowland, John T., jr.j clerk, with W ilder & Fullarton, r 72 St.
Julian. Rowland, Mrs. Tatnall, boarding-house, 163 York.

Rowland, Wm. H., clerk, upper cotton-press, r 72 St. Julian.

Rowland & Teeple (John T. Rowland, sr., and John W . Teeple),

com. merchants, 6 Williamson.

Rowlett, Mrs. Mary, wid. of John, 28 Congress.

Rowley, John, laborer, C. R. R., r 97 W Broad.

Rowls, Andrew H., painter, 29| Taylor. Royall, Charles D., machinist, C. R. R., r 107 Congress.

R O Y A LL, HORACE J., dentist, 125 Congress, r 107 Congress.,

Royall, Mary, 107 Congress.

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Ruan, Wm., cotton-clerk, with Boit & McKenzie, r Jones cor l Drayton.
Ruckert, Catharine, wid. of John,: 79 Jones. RUCKERT, FRANCIS J., saloon, and importer of Rhine wines,

19 Jefferson, r Margaret nr W Broad. RU O G LE S, M ARCUS M., b oot and shoe dealer, 129 Congress, r
70| Cassell row, St. Julian.

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Rusch, Leopold, mechanic, C. R. R., r Charlton nr W Broad.

Rushing, George U., clerk, State nr Barnard.

Rushing, John R., clerk, with George S. Herbert, r State nr Bar nard.

Russell, Alfred C., clerk, with J. M. Bradstreet & Son, r 51 Abercorn.

Russell, Christopher, porter, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r 59 E Broad.

Russell, E., c., saloon, River nr Barnard.

RUSSELL, ISAAC, attorney at law, justice of the peace, and no

tary public, court-house, r 172 Gaston.

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Russell, James, inspector, 194 Charlton.

Russell, John, capt. str. O. M. Petit, r 40 President.

RUSSELL, LE V I S., lawyer, commissioner of deeds, and notary public, 153| Bay, r 77 Jefferson.

RUSSELL, P H IL IP MILTON, jr., lawyer, justice of the peace,

and notary public, 124 Bryan, r Burroughs nr New Hous- ton.

.RUSSELL, P H IL IP M., lawyer, and clerk of city court, r 172 Gaston.

Russell, Patrick, policeman, 59 E Broad.

RUSSELL, R. WAYNE, lawyer, and notary public, 6 Drayton, r

170 Gaston.

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RUSSELL, W ARING, jailor, Hall nr Howard.

Russell, Wm., porter, Pulaski House, r same.

Russell, William A., of Alexander & Russell, r Marshall House.

Rutherford, Adolphus S., 53 Jefferson.

Rutherford, Alexander, c., porter, with Palmer & Deppish, r bet Sims and Wilson.

Rutherford, Augustus, plasterer, with Grady & Tully.

Rutherford, Edmund, c., blacksmith, with S. W. Gleason, r Indian

lane nr W Broad.

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Rutherford, John, of J. & W. Rutherford, r 186 S Broad, .

Rutherford, Wm., of J. & W . Rutherford, r 210 McDonough.

Rush, Leopold, mechanic, Charlton nr Purse.

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Russelworth, Mrs. Eliza, ladies hair-dresser, 85 Montgomery.

Ruthledge, James, c., seaman, 60 Price.

Rutzler, Mrs! Anna, dress-maker, 36 S Broad. . RXJWE, H ERM AN G., wholesale liquor-dealer, cigar-manufactu

rer, and of Ruwe & Girard, Girard House* r. Congress nr

W Broad. Ruwe, John H.,.wholesale bakery, 73 Bay, r 79 Jones.

RUW E & G IR A R D (Hermann G. Ruwe and Edward Girard),

Girard House, 176 St. Julian.

Ryalls, Samuel, c., steward, C. R. R., r Harris nr W Broad.

Ryals, Lewis, drayman, 201 Broughton.

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Ryan, Charles E., clerk, with Claghorn & Cunningham, r Taylor

nr AberCorn. RYAN, D A N IE L J., photographer, and of D. J. Ryan & Co., cor

Whitaker and St. Julian, r 22| Abercorn.

RYAN, D. J. & CO. (Daniel J. and Wm. Ryan, sr.), photo

grapher's stock wholesale, 145 Congress.

Ryan, E., fireman, A. & G. R. R. Ryan, Francis G., photographic operator, with D. J. Ryan, r 22

n |>m

Abercorn.



Ryan, James, saloon, River nr E Broad. RYAN, JOHN^, manufacturer and bottler of soda-water, porter,

essences, etc., 110 and 112 Broughton.

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Ryan, John, clerk, with E. D. Smythe, r Bressnans Hotel.

Ryan, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Purse nr W Broad. Ryan, John D., carpenter, with John J. Fitzpatrick, r Price cor

Hull. Ryan, John D ,, carpenter, C. R. R., r Price nr Huntingdon.

Ryan, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of John, E Boundary nr President.

Ryan, Mary, 79 Charlton.

Ryan, Mrs. 'Mary, wid. of Felix, 4 Gordon.

Ryan, Mary A., 22 Abercorn. ft RYAN, M. T., junk-dealer, River nr Jefferson, r 22| Bay.

Ryan, Michael, laborer, C. R. R., r Margaret nr Fahm.

Ryan, Patrick, paiqter, Congress lane nr E Broad,

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Ryan, Patrick, c., porter, with Salomon Cohen, r Broughton nr

Bull.

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Ryan, Phihp, salesman, with Kelly & Co., r St. Gaul nr Harrison. Ryan, Wm., laborer, gas-house, r Perry lane nr Arnold. RYAN, W ILLIA M , of D. J. Ryan & C., r 142 Congress. Ryan, Wm. jr., printer, r 142 Congress.

Ryan, Wm. O., engineer, C. R. R., r 72 Broughton.

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Sabatie, Clement, c., barber, 23 Charlton.

SACK, ADOLPH , agt., watches, jewelry, etc., Bryan cor W hit aker.

SACK, HENRY,, gun and lock smith, tin-roofing, and house-fur nishing goods, 185 Congress,

Sadler, Alexander H., Zubly cor /Walnut. Sagers, Charles A., clerk, C. R. R., r 39 Tatnall.

Sagers, George D., carpenter, with J. H. Putnam, r Indian nr W Broad.

Sagus, Emma, 79 Charlton.

SALCEDO, ANTONIA, saloon and billiards, Bull cor Congress lane, r 107 York.

Sallas, Charles F., clerk, with Joseph Bennett, r 178 Bay lane. Sallas, George, c., porter, with H. A. Topham & Co.

Sallas, Ramon, manager of Spanish department, with C. Green, Son & Co., r 15 Habersham.

Salter, Henry R , baggage-master,' C. R. R , r Roberts nr W Broad.

Saltus, James C., builder, 147 Gordon.

Salvetere, Louis, foreman oarpet dept., with Lathrop & Co., r 268^

Price.

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Sammis, Albert, c., laborer, 1 1U Jefferson.

Sample, Charles, blacksmith, C.4R R , r Gaston nr W Broad.
Sams, Tobias, c., engineer, lower cotton-press, r Arnold nr Presi dent.

Sams, Wm. J., com, merchant, 86 Bay, r 59 BaVnard.

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B U Y YOUR RAILROAD AN D STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBT. R. BREN 'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTHW EST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Samuels, Abraham, tailor, 20 W Broad. Sanders, Alex., c., laborer, with O. Chappell, r Indian lane nr

Fahm. Sanders, Ben, c., porter, with "Win. M. Bird & Co., r ft Broughton.

Sanders, Geo. W ., brick-layer, r 53 Tatnall.

Sanders, Henry, saloon, 181 S Broad. Sanderson, Jphn, 182 Liberty. Sandiford, Ralph B., book-keeper, withLathrop & Co., r 141 Con

gress.



Sandrue, Frederick, night-inspector customs, r 90 Charlton.

Sanford, Thomas S.,. clerk, with DeW itt & Morgan, r 78 Liberty.

Sansey, Francis F., c., carpet-layer, with Schwarz & Brady. Santina, Joseph A., clerk, with Thos. F. Butler, r 30 Habersham.

Sarvis, W. B., clerk, with Reppards & Colcord, r 63 Charlton.

Sarvis, W . Victor, pf R. B. Reppard & Co., r 112 Bryan. Sasnett, Henry H., of H. H. Sasnett & Bro., r 113^ Gordon. SASNETT, H. H. & BRO. (H . H. & J. R. Sasnett), retail boot

and shoe dealers, 128 Broughton. Sasnett, Joseph R., of H. H. Sasnett & Bro., r Hancock county.

Sauls, George W., watchman, C. R. R., .Charlton nr W Broad.

Sauir, Henry, tailor, Sims nr Walker. SAUNDERS, GOODW IN & M IL L E R (John S. Saunders, C.
Ridgley Goodwin, and Charles J. Miller), cotton factors,'

com. merchants, and dealers in fertilizers, 146 Bay.

Saunders, Henry, c., porter, with A. Whyte.

Saunders, J., brick-layer, 201 Broughton. Saunders, John S., of Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, r Baltimore,

Md.

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Saussy, Clement, road pay-master, A. & G. R. R., r 145 Gordon.

Saussy, George N., book-keeper, with Lovell & Lattimore, r 59

Whitaker. SAUSSY, JOACiHIM R., lawyer and notary public, 113 Bay, r 143

Gordon. Saussy, Joseph, c., driver, with Wm. Swoli, r Jefferson nr Gaston.

Saussy, E ob t, planter, 59 Whitaker.

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Savage, Estelle, c., 81 Tatnall.

Savage,.John B., c., porter, with Hunter & Gammell, r 23 Harris. Savagej John, boarding-house, 56 Barnard.

SAVANNAH ABEND ZEITUNG, 161 Bay, J. Stern, editor and proprietor.

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, 105 Bay.

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY storage ware

houses, W Broad cor Orange.

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Savannah Library Association, 131^ Congress.

Savapnah Medical College, 52 Taylor.

Savannah, S., & S. R. R., Anderson cor Whitaker.

Savannah Water-Works, Ogeechee canal ft Indian.



SAVANNAH ICE CO., Thrasher, Blanchard & Co., propr's, 202,

204 and 206 Bay.

. Savarest, Louis, dealer in fish, Bay lane nr Barnard. Savarest, Vincent, fish-dealer, 115 Bay lane.

Sawyer, Mrs. 'Harriet, wid. of Abner, 182 Liberty.

Sawyer, Frank, c., porter, with Jacob Lippman & Bro., r Ander son nr Barnard.

Scaff, Charles B., millfer, with upper steam rice-mill, r Indian nr Fahm.

Scanlon, Jeremiah, machinist, A. & G. R. R.

Scanlon, John, boiler-maker, A. & G, R. R., r 56| E Broad.

Scanlon, Mrs. Julia, wid. of John, 62 Congress.

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Scanlon, Mrs. Mary A., wid. o f Michael J., 53^ E Broad.

Scanlon, Patrick, laborer, 120 Drayton.

Spanlon, Stephen, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r 56| E Broad.

SCARBOROUGH, A. M., cotton-broker, 74 Bay, r 108 Macon. Scarborough, Joseph, c., drayman, Pine nr St. Gaul.

Scarlett, Richard, c., laborer, Lamar cotton-press, r Roberts nr W Broad.

Scattergood, Geo. W., road-master, C. R. R., r Macon, Ga.

Scebetz, Julius, upholsterer, with S. S. Miller, r Bryan nr W Broad.

Schaffer, Christopher, tailor, with H. A. Topham & Co., r Marga

ret nr W Broad.

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BUT TOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBERT R . BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTHWEST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.

Schall, Jacob, baker, 53 W Broad. Scheerer, John W ., watch-maker and jeweler, 168 Bryan, r Plant

er's Hotel. Scheideman, August, chimney-contractor, Bryan nr Ann. Scheming, Win., upholsterer, C. R. R., r Fahm.nr William. Schirm, Wm. P., book-keeper, with W ilcox, Gibbs & Co., r 91

Jones. ' Schlamm, Charles, supt., with L. Schlamm, r 164 State.

Schlamm, Chas. A., 164 State. Schlamm, Mrs. Louisa, millinery, fancy goods, and trimmings,

1571 Broughton, r 164 State. SCHLESSINGER, A D O LPH ES, com. merchant, 104 Bay, r 196

Liberty.

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Schlessinger, John, dry goods, clothing, etc., 179 Congress, r 196

Liberty. SCHLEY, CHAS. C., physician, 103 President. Schley, George, clerk, with C. S. Hardee, r President nr Drayton.

SCHLEY, J. M., physician, 158 State.

Schley, J. M., jr., 158 State.

Schley, John, clerk, A. & G. R. R.

Schley, Sallie, 158 State. SCHLEY, W M., Judge Superior Court, 158 State. Scholl, John, of P~G. B an dth olti& Co., r Bryan cor Whitaker. ' Scholborg, Jesse, clerk, with Knoop, Iianneman & Co., r Pulaski

House. SCHREINER, HERM ANN L., books, stationery, and pianos, and

fancy goods, St. Julian cor Congress, r Planter s Hotel.

Schrenk, Mitchell, baker, 108 W Broad. Schroder, Frederick, clerk, with H. Schroder, r Berrien cor Purse.

Schroder, John, clerk, with M. Honig, r 31 Hull. Schroder, John, laborer, with city, W Boundary cor J ones. Schroder, Harmon, moulder, with O. H. L u fburrow, r Jefferson

cor Bay.

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Schroder, Henry, family grocer, Berrien cor Purse.

Schroder, Mrs. Honoria, family grocer, W Boundary cor Jones.

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SCHUBERT, RICHARD, o f Richard Schubert & Co., editor of Georgia Staats Zeitung, r 151 S Broad.
Schultz, August, clerk, with J. Paulsen & Co., r River cor Bar nard.
Schultz, Julius, boot and shoe maker, 3 Bryan. Schultz, Martin, baker, with H. T o n Glahn, r 101 Whitaker. Schurer, John, watch-maker, Planters Hotel. Schuster, Ernest, of Schuster & Warrand, r 2 Hall. SCHUSTER, FREDERICK, merchant, 152 Bay, r 154 Hull. SCHUSTER & W A R R A N D (Ernest Schuster and Constantine
B. W arrand), grain and corn merchants, 157 Bay. Schwaab, Augustus, of Muller & Schwaab, r Hall nr Tatnall. 'Schwaab, Otto, clerk, with Schuster & Warrand, r 3 Hall. SCHW ARZ, CARL, saloon, 37 W Broad. Schwarz, Emil A., of Schwarz & Brady, r Margaret nr W Broad. Schwarz, John* baker, 94| Lincoln. Schwarz, Mary, 94| Lincoln. Schwarz & Brady (Emil A. Schwarz and Isaac A. Brady ), carpets,
oil-cloths, wall-papers, etc., 133 Broughton. Schwenck, John, barber, 178 Bryan. Scott, Mrs. Cassandra, boarding-house, 12 W Broad. Scott, Duncan S., barber, Whitaker, r Perry lane nr Habersham. Scott, F. R., of Branch & Sons, r Petersburg, Va. Scott, Geo. E., grocer, Whitaker nr Anderson? Scott, Georges W., of^Kirksey & Scott, r 150J'Jones. Scott, George W., carpenter, 12 W Broad. Scott, James, c., blacksmith, with A. B. Kent, 193 Wayne: * Scott, John C., clerk, w ith L . J. Guilmartin & Co., r 156 State. Scott, Joseph R., clerk, with Octavus Cohen & Co., r Liberty cor
Jefferson. Scott, Anderson, c., steward, C. R. R., r W alker nr Sims. Scotty Robert R., clerk, C. R. R., r 198 Broughton. Scott, Thomas R., c., barber, 37 McDonough. Scott,, William, clerk, with L. Alexander, r 22| Barnard. Scott, Wm. H., of Davis & Scott, r St. Julian cor W Broad.
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Scranton, Anna-M., 22 Broughton.

Scranton, L avinaE ., 22 Broughton.

Scranton, Mrs. M aryL ., wid. of David T.,. 22 Broughton.

SCREVEN, JOHN, mayor, and prest. A. & G. R. R., r 81 Congress.
Screven, P roctor W ., clerk, with John T. Kilpatrick, 164 S Broad.

Scudder, Ephraim, 154 Hull. Seaman, John, harness-maker, with E. L., Neidlinger, r Reynolds

nr Broughton.

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Sears, Robert, e., of Ferribee*& Sears, r Bull cor Harris.

Seckinger, Charles D., fireman, C. R. R., r 38 Berrien.

Segur, Edward L., of Bragdon & Segur, r 89 Whitaker.

Segur, Henry F., carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r 34 McDon-

ough.

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Segur, Joseph, c., laborer, Indian lane nr Fahm.

Seidenburg, Jacob H., clerk, with B. Dehlves. Seighold, Grerald, bar-keeper, with M. Wohltman, r 35 W Broad.

Seignez, Louis, upholsterer, A. & G-. R. R., r 15 Jones.

Seiler, Charles, saloon, 107 Broughton. Selig, Mrs. Barbara, of Guckenheimer &J3elig, r 109 Jones. .

Semken, Henry, family grocer, River, ^ E Broad cor Bryan.

SEMMES, A. J., physician, 60 Drayton. .

Semon, W . Simon, prof, of dancing, Armory Hall, r 149 Brough

ton. Sengstaeke, John H. H., c., prin. African Union school, r Fahm

bet Mill and Joachim.

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Sessions, Bacchus, laborer, with R. B. Reppard.

SE V ILLE & B A ILEY, c. (John G. Seville, c., and Pope Bailey,

c. ), barbers, 9 E Broad. Sewell, Mrs. Sarah E., wid; of James, 107 W Broad.

Sexton, John G., pilot, Margaret nr W Broad.

Sexton, Joseph B., Clerk, with Einstein & Eckman, r Margaret nr

W Broad. Seyle, Samuel H., clerk, with-Lathrop & Co., r 38 President.

Shaaff, Arthur, clerk, with J. E. Johnston & Co., r 114 S Broad.

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Shaefer, Paul, machinist, 188 President.

Shafer, George, 35 Jefferson.

SHAPER, LA W REN CE M., gen. ins. agt. Am. life of Phila., gen.

. agt. and broker, Bull cor Bay lane, r 131 Broughton.

Shafer, Lawrence M., jr., clerk, with L. M. Shafer, r 132 Brough

ton.

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Shafer, Mrs. E. C., boarding-house, 132 Broughton.

Shaffer, tailor, with H. A. Topham & Co., r Margaret nr Pahm.

Shaffer, Daniel W ., salesman, with Bogers & Dasher, r Jefferson

cor S Broad lane.

Shaffer, George W ., Marshall House.

Shaffer, Jacob, carpenter, 45 Houston.

Shaffer, John, brick-layer, 45 Houston.

Shaffer, John B., machinist, 54 Jefferson.

Shaffer, Lizzie, 54 Jefferson.

Shaffer, Mrs. Mary A., wid, of Deidrick, 54 Jefferson.

Shaffer,. Orville T., druggist, 503 Montgomery.

Shaffer, Philip, baker, with Mrs. Borchert, r 66| Price.

Shaughnessy, Thomas, laborer, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

Shay, Daniel, laborer, Indian lane nr Pahm. .

Shea, Dennis, blacksmith, A. & G. R. R.

Sheaar, Wm. J., carpenter, with M. C. Murphy, Berrien cor W il

son lane.

Sheehan, Jeremiah, laborer, E Boundary nr President.

Sheehan,. John D., family grocer, 1 York.

Sheehan, Tim, machinist, A. & G. R. R,

Sheftall, Benj., dep, jailor, Hall nr Howard.

Sheftall, Benj., c., cooper, Indian lane nr W Broad: .

SHEETALL, BENJ, F., physician and coroner, Barnard cor S

Broad, r Hall nr Howard. /

Sheftall, Edward E., policeman, 19 Tatnall.

Sheftall, Emanuel, planter, 19 Tatnall.

Sheftall, Francis L., c., barber, Indian lane nr W Brad.

Sheftall, Jackson, c., grocer, 209 Taylor.

Sheftall, Jackson, c., grocer, Charlton nr,Montgomery.

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Sheftall, James A., planter, 19 Tatnall.

Sheftall, John, e., barber, Montgomery cor of Bay lane, r Indian

cor Fahm.

Sheftall, Joseph, book-keeper, with Purse & Thomas, r 80| Mont

gomery.

Sheftall, Mordecai-, 80| M ontgomery..

Sheftall, Thomas J., clerk, cdurt-house, r Hall nr Howard.

Sheilds, James, boiler-maker, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r 2 E

Broad.

Sheils, John E., 44 Bryan.

Sheils, Patrick K., 44 Bryan.

Sheldon, James R., 144 Bay, r 70 S Broad.

Shelman, Albert, c., butcher, stall 7 market-house, r Fahm cor

Margaret.

Shellman, A. L., conductor, A. &. Gr. R. R..

Shellman, John, e,, porter, with N. B. Knapp, r Liberty nr Jeffer

son.

Shellman, Smart, c., huckster, Margaret nr Fahm.

Shellman, William, c., milk-dealer, Margaret nr Fahm,

Shelverton, Alfred, machinist, C. R. R., r 174 Liberty.

Sheppard, Alice E., Margaret, nr Fahm.

Sheppard, Francis A., Margaret nr Fahm.

Sheppard, Franklin P., clerk,,,with H., H. Sasnett & Bro., r Mar

garet nr Fahm.

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Sheppard, Harvey, clerk, Margaret nr Fahm.

Sheppard, James, wagoner, Berrien nr Wilson.

Sheppard, James, c., driver, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r

Broughton lane nr Barnard.

Sheppard, John, c., wagoner, Randolph cor Cleburne.

Sheppard, John B., clerk, with S. G-. Haynes & Bro., r Margaret

nr Fahm.

Sheppard, Mary A., wid. of James M., Margaret nr Fahm.

Sheridan, Charles, carpenter, A. & Gr. R. R., r Reynolds nr State.

Sheridan, James, machinist, Williamson cor Montgomery.

Sheridan, Mary, wid. of Timothy, Williamson cor Montgomery.

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Sheriiian, Patrick,- watchman, A. & G. B* R., r Hull nr E Broad.

Sherlock, John, 172 Hull.

Sherlock, John D., 193 Charlton.

Sherry, Philip, baker, '27- President.

Sherwood, James B., painter, Shell road nr Arnold.

Shine, James, laborer, C. R. R., r Harris nr Purse.

Shipp, J. B., mailing-clerk, P. O., r 91 Whitaker.

Shipp, Robert, c., carpenter, Duffy lane nr Drayton.

Shipman, Nathan, fireman, cent. hyd. cotton-press, cor St. Julian

and Price-

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SH IVERS, JOHN S., grain, feed, and coal, 143 Bay, r l57 Lib

erty.

Shivers, Zach, 1st asst, engineer, str. Carrie.

Short, Adam, builder, 194 Bryan.

Short, Adam, brick-mason, 182 Liberty.

Shrifer, Henry, clerk, with N. Paulsen, r W Broad cor Canal.

Shuchman, George, barber, with J. M. Haywood, r Lincoln cor

Congress.

Shultz, Ferdinand, shoe-maker, with C. Hirt, r Planters Hotel.

Shuman, Bradford C., laborer, C. R. R., r Harris cor Purse.,

Shuman, James, laborer, C, R. R., r 70 W Broad.

Shuman, Leopold, clerk, with Rothschild & Stern, r 66 W Broad.

Shuman, James W ., laborer, C. R. R., r W Broad cor Liberty.

Shuptrine, James T., clerk, with G. M. Heidt, r 21 Whitaker.

Shute, Mrs. M. A., milliner, with Mrs. E. B. Mustin, r State nr

Price. Sickel, Mrs. Frances E., asst, light-house keeper, Tybee Island, r

same. Sibley, Joseph B., cotton shipper and weigher, 83 Bay, r 89 York.

Sickel, George, keeper of Tybee Island light-house, r same.

Siefer, ---- , miller, with S. G. Haynes & Bro.

Sieghold, Gerhard, clerk, with Martin Wohltman, r Ann nr Zubly.

Sievers, Louis, family grocer, 57 Broughton.



Siguen, Isaiah, c?., carpet-layer, with Lathrop & Co., r Jones lane

nr Barnard.

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Silas, Win,, c., porter, with J. McLaughlin & Son, r Fahm nr In dian lane. .
Siller, Joe, New Houston nr Abercorn. Silva, Alexander W ., printer, Barnard nr Gaston. Silva, Castor, dry goods and clothing, 184 S Broad. SILYA, E. A., of Washburn & Silva, r Barnard nr Gaston. Silva, James S., ofBolshaw & Silva, rL iberty.cor Drayton. Silva, John, carpenter, A. & G. R. R. Silva, Toney, laborer, 8 State. Sinclair, E. L., engineer, C. R. R., r Huntingdon nr Jefferson. Siney, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Tatnall nr Berrien. Singleton, Catharine, seamstress, Bryan nr W Broad. Singleton, John, c., laborer, Berrien cor W ilson lane. Singleton, London, c., fisherman, Hall nr Tatnall. Singleton, Mrs. Martha, -wid. o f Wm. J. Singleton, Nero, c., carpenter, Bryan nr W Boundary. Simmons, F. R., book-keeper, with F. W. Sims & Co., r 154 S
Broad. Simmons, Geo., c., driver, with W . & R. McIntyre, r York lane nr
W Broad. SIMMONS, JOHN C., shoe-maker, 18 W Broad, r Liberty lane
nr Abercorn. Simmons, J. O. A., clerk, with W ilcox, Gibbs & Co., r State nr
Whitaker. Simmons, Joseph, engineer, A. & G. R. R. Simmons, Robert, c.,. cooper, Price nr Hall. Simons, Jacob, confectionery, toys, etc., 22 Jefferson. ,,Simons, John L., book-keeper, with J. W . Northrop & Co., r Pa
vilion Hotel. Simpkins, April, c., porter, with J. B. Robinson & Co. I Simpson, Edwin E., o f Simpson & Bates, ,r Pavilion Hotel. Simpson, Grant, c., coachman, Pine nr Lumber. Simpson,. Rev. Henry L., c., pastor 2d A frican .Baptist church, r
40 S Broad. Simpson, Wm. H., harness-maker,, with John O'Mahoney, r Stew
art nr Wilson.
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SIMPSON & BATES (Edwin E. Simpson and H. Bascom Bates),

i State managers Louisiana Equitable life ins. co., 94 Bryan. Simms, James M., c., judge, 110| Montgomery.

Sims, Fred. W ., of F. W. Sims & Co., r 149 S Broad.

SIMS, F. W. & CO, (F. W . Sims and John F. W heaton), cotton

factors and com. merchants, 102 Bay.

Sims, Nathan, of Sims & Jackson, r Harris nr Houston.

. Sims, Nathan, c., hack-driver, 13 Harris;

Sims Jackson (Nathan Sims and Andrew Jackson), hack-sta

bles, State cor Montgomery. ,

Sinee, John, laborer, C. It. R., r Roberts nr. W Broad;

Sirers, Thaddeus W., machinist; A, & G. R. R., r 66 Taylor. ' Sirles, Moses, planer, with R. B. Reppard.

Sisson, Robert, laborer, C. R. R., r Berrien cor Wilson.

Sisson, Wm. W ,, machinist, C. R. R., r Berrien nr Wilson

Sisters of St. Joseph, 16 W Broad, Sister Maria Josephine mother

superior.

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Skelly, Henry, boot and shoe maker, with James Gibb, r 200 L ib erty.

Skinner, Edw. L., pilot, r 100 S Broad.

Skinner, John, painter, with J. G. Butler & Co., r Fahm cor In dian lane.

Slack, William, moulder, with O. H . L uf burrow, r State nr Lin coln.

Slater, James P., machinist, with M cLeod & ' Bro., r Hull nr E

Broad.

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SLOAN, ANDREW , asst. U. S. dist. atty., r Broughton cor Bar nard. ' .

Sloan, A. M., of A. M. Sloan & Co., r 105 Abercom.

SLOAN, A. M. & CO. (A. M. and J. H. Sloan), cotton factors and

com. merchants, 114 Bay.

Sloan, Charles, clerk, with A. M. Sloan & Co., r Abercorn nr Tay

lor.

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Sloan, J, H., of A. M. Sloan & Co., r 105 Abercorn.

Sloan, John R., clerk, with R. J. Larcombe, r 193 Charlton.

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Slocum, Albert L., machinist,.C. R. R., r Taiaa-U cor Huntingdon.

Small, Guy, c., farmer, 193| Taylor. <

Small, London, c., carrier, Daily Advertiser, York lane nr Hull.

Small, Wm., laborer, Fahm nr Bryan.

Smallwood, Joseph, butcher, stalls 1 and .3 small-meat market, r

Margaret nr W Broad.

Smallwood, Wm. C., carpenter, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Hall

nr Price.

Smetts, Alexander N., 124 Jones.

Sniith, A. B., U. S. dep. dol. int. revenue, Gaston nr Barnard.

Smith, Alex., c., blacksmith, with .G. W . Parish.

Smith, Mrs. Ann, 54 Broughton.

Smith, Arthur T., clerk* custom-house, r 54 Harris.

Smith, Avery, c., night-inspector customs, Houston cor McDon-

* ough.

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Smith, Avery,, c., carpenter, 211 McDonough.

Smith, Alfred B., lawyer and solicitor-general for the Eastern cir

cuit, 1 Bull, r State nr Bull.

Smith, Bernard, Mill nr W Boundary.

Smith, Bernard, jr., carpenter, Mill nr Boundary.

Smith, Dennis W., c., night-inspector, E Boundary nr S Broad.

Smith, D. C., book-keeper, with F. M. Myrell, r Margaret nr W

Broad.

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Smith, Edward, c., hostler, with J. Feely, r 138 Bryan.

Smith,. E. A., fisherman, Indian nr Fahm.

Smith, Edward H., passage-clerk and gen. ticket agt., C. R. R.,

ofiice C. R. R. depot and Pulaski House, r 194 Charlton.

Smillie, Ella W., with Singer's Sewing-machine agency, r 42| Ab-

ercorn.

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Smith, Francis, laborer, Joachim nr Mill.

Smith, George J., policeman, 155 Perry.

Smith, Halstead, of A: Poindexter & Co., r 145| Gordon.

SMITH, H EN RY, shipping-master and saloon, 49 Bay.

Smith, Henry, carpenter, with G. Butler, r Hall nr Price.

Smith, Henry, tailor, with E. J. Kennedy, r St. Gaul nr Harrison.

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Smith, Henry CL, clerk, A. & G. R. R., r 54 Broughton.

Smith, Henry M., cutter, with A. B. Ives, r Gaston cor Drayton.

Smith, Henry M. C., pilot, 156 State.

SMITH, MRS. H. Mi L., gen. agt. Ga. and Fla. for gold-medal

and home shuttle sewing-machines, 122 Broughton, r W il

son nr Walker. , "

Smith, James, family grocer, Fahm cor Btyan.

Smith, James B,, painter, Huntingdon nr Jefferson.

Smith, James M., watchman, with Hunter & GammeR, r Fahm nr

Mill.

Smith, James W ., fireman, C. R. R., r Roberts nr W Broad. *

Smith, Jasper, carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r S Broad lane

nr Houston.

Smith, Jennie, 68 and 72 Bryan.

Smith, John, c., carpenter, Lumber nr Jones. /

Smith, John, wheelwright, with McKee & Bennett, r Indian nr

Fahm.

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Smith, John, baker, with John Swartz* r 94| Lincoln.

Smith, John A., clothing, etc., 176 Broughton, r 'Broughton 'cor

Bull.

Smith, John B., conductor, C. R. R., r 155 Perry.

Smith, John D., book-keeper, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r 154

State.

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Smith, John E., messenger, Southern Express Co., r Bay cor Mont-

- - gomery.

Smith, John G., boiler-maker, C. R. R., r Purse cor Jones lane.

Smith, John H., printer, w ith'Sav. Republican, r Zubly cor St.

Gaul.

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Smith, John J.,' clerk, with M. B. Cullens, r Joachim nr Mill.

Smith, John W ., blacksmith, C. R. R., r St. Gaul cor Zubly.'

Smith, Joseph T., carpenter, 0. R. R., r 44| Abercorn.

Smith, Joseph, cook, With H. Smith, r 49 Bay.

Smith, Lewis K., of Smith & Kemp, r Bryan nr Jefferson.

Smith, Louis, watchman, with W ilder & Fullarton, r William nr

W Broad.

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BUY YOUR RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBT. R. BREN'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTH. WEST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS,

Smith, Lucy, S Broad lane nr Houston. Smith, M. T., clerk, with Henry Lathrop & Go., r 167 Perry.

Smith, S. Owen, of J. A. Brown & Go., r 145| Gordon.

Smith, Patrick, porter, at Pulaski House.

Smith, Patrick, coach-painter, with McKee & Bennett.

Smith, Richard C., clerk, with H. M. L. Smith, r W ilson nr

Walker.

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Smith, Robert, laborer, with William Campbell, r 7 Price.

Smith, Robert J., machinist, Indian lane nr Fahm.

Smith, Sarah W ., wid. of William T., Barnard nr Huntingdon.

Smith, Thomas, c., pilot, Ann nr Harrison. Smith, Thomas, constable, Dufly nr Jefferson.

Smith, Thomas, physician, S Broad cor Montgomery; r 160 L ib

erty. Smith, Wallace W ., pilot, 13 Broughton.

Smith, Wm., c., carpenter, 13 Jones.

Smith, Wm., solicitor, with L. M. Shafer. Smith, Wm. H., blacksmith, with G. W . Parish, r Indian nr Fahm.

Smith, William H., book-keeper, with J. A. Brown & Co.; r 145|

Gordon. Smith, Wm. H., blacksmith, with S. W . Gleason, r Indian nr

Fahm. Smith, Wm. J., carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur, r S Broad lane

nr Houston. SMITH, W IL L IA M TASKER, British Consul, 99 Bay, r Mar

shall House. Smith, Wm. W ., stencil-cutter, with C. F. Fairbanks, r Perry nr

Whitaker. Smith & Kemp (Lewis K. Smith and David Kem p), dealers in

fish, oysters, etc., 181 Bay and market-house.

Smyd* Richard, 8 St. Julian. SMYTHE, E D W A R D D., crockery, glass, china, and house-fur

nishing goods 142 Congress and 141 St. Julian, r 133

Charlton. Smythe, Wm., clerk, with E. D. Smythe, r Bressnan's Hotel.

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SMYTH, W IL L IA M H., U. S. marshal, for N. and S. Ga. dis4 :

tricts, r 35 Abercorn.

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Sneed, Dennis, c., porter, with Rogers & Dasher.

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Sneed, Joseph, butcher, stall 25 market-house, r Fahm nr AYBroad!

SNEED, F. G., mail-clerk, Sav. Daily Republican, r 105| Jones. I

SNEED, JAMES R., ed. and proprietor Sav. Daily Republican, Bay nr Bull, r 105| Jones.

Sneed, Lewis, laborer, Margaret nr Fahm.

SNEED, W IL L IA M M., business-manager, Sav. Daily Republi- 6

can, r 105| Jones.

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Snow, Henry O., clerk, with C. L Gilbert & Co:

Show, John J., book-keeper, with Boit & McKenzie, r Houston nr W Broad.

i Snow, Warren, clerk, upper hyd. press, r 22 W Broad.

; Snyder, Henry E., 39 S Broad.

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John, Marshall House.

S i^ h r , Theo., laborer, C. R. R., r Berrien nr Burse.

Snyder, W m. H., shipping-clerk, with W . H. Stark & Co., r Perry' cor Arnold.

Soen, Mary, seamstress, with Mrs. Phillips, r 181 B roughton.;

Sognier, Jojm, cigar-maker, with L. Vogel, r Planters Hotel.

Solee, Arthur N., book-keeper, with A. M. Sloan & Go., r Barnard

nr Huntingdon.

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Sollee, Emma L., teacher, St. Patrick's school, r 194 Jones. Sollee, Henry, 194 Jones.

Solomon, Henry, fireman,' Sav. waterworks, r Lumber nr Jones. Solomon, Henry, salesman, with N. E. Solomon, r 172 Harris. Solomon, Judah, lather, #with Grady & Tully. -

SOLOMON, N ATHAN E., wholesale groceries and liquors, 173

Bay, r 172 Harris. ^

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Solomon, Samuel, tobacconist, 142 Bryan, r 160 Taylor,

Solomons, Abraham A., o f Solomons & Co., r 155 Charlton.

Solomons, Joseph M., of Solomons & Co., r 172 Taylor.

SOLOMONS, MOSES J., wholesale druggist, 89 Bay, r Perry cor

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Solomons, Samuel, clerk, with W . H. Stark & Co., r Liberty..cor



Drayton. /

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SOLOMONS & CO. (Abm. A. and Joseph M. Solomons), whole

sale and retail druggists, and manufacturers of proprietary)

articles, 167 Congress. . .

Sommfr,; CKarles,.printer, with Say. Abend Zeitung, r Savannah

V ifotei. V ,

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Solt, ^William, family .grocer, Indian nr Fahm,

Soltqr,, Alexander, c., driver, with m . Hone, r Hall lane nr Jef

ferson.

Sorrel, A. C ./o f Sorrel Bros., r 130 Hull.

Stpjrel, G?;M., of Sorrel'Bros., r 130 Hull.

Sorrel Bros. (G. M. & A. C. Sorrel), com. merchants, 88 Bay.

Sqjile,, A d v e r t , night-inspector qf customs, r 81 Bay.

Soullard, E. A., ship-broker, 116 Bay, r Whitaker hr Perry.

SOUTHERN INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY, 111J Bay,

Thomas H. Palmer, secretary.

Soutter, Maitland, paymaster and gen. ticket agt., A. & G. R. R.,

r S Broad cor Lincoln.

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Spain, F. J., of P. H. Behn & Co., r Barnard cor Hull.

Spann, Benjamin S., blacksmith, C. R. R., r 64 W Broad.

Spann, John M., blacksmith, G R. R., r 64 W Broad.

Spaulding, Jacob, c., carpenter, with M. C. Murphy.

Spaulding, James, c., carpenter, Bryan nr Fahm.

Spaulding, Samuel, c., carpenter, Charlton lane nr Price.

Speildock, Leopold, Walker cor Jones.

Speildock, Mrs. Minnie, family grocer, Jones cor Walker.

Spellman, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Tatnall cor Huntingdon. , ;

Spellman, Murtagh, ship-carpepter, Montgomery cor Huntingdq.n.

SPENCE, W IL L IA M A., physician, r 149 Jones.

Spencer, John Q., school-teacher,-Barnard nr Hall.

Sjppncer, Moses, c,, laborer, with S. P. Goodwin, r Lumber nr Pine,.

Spencer, Richard P., of Spencer. & Gehe, r Pavillion Hotel.

Spencer, Richard P., jr., 1st book-keeper, Merchant's National

bank, r Pavillion Hotel.

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Spencer, Thomas, bar-keeper, with T, Bostock, r Barnard cor Bay lane.

Spencer, Wm,, c., painter, Gordon lane nr E Broad. Spencer, Wm. H., pilot, 781 Lincoln.

Spencer & Gehe (R. P. Spencer and Geo. Gehe), gen. agts. Ger

mania life ins. co., 1 Bull.

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Spiegel, George C., of Blun, Spiegel & Co., r Orange cor Eahm. Spillman, Murtagh, foreman of ship-yard, with F. Krenson, r
Montgomery nr Gaston.

, Spivey, J. Hugh, clerk, with Tfnited hyd. press co .,r 125 Charlton.

Spring, DeLoss A., printer, with George N. Nichols, r 47 Tatnall. Springer, Peter B., family grocer, Reynolds nr State.

Spyker, John, book-keeper and cashier, with S. Fatman, r Hunt ingdon cor Tatnall.

STAATS ZEITXJNG, Hartman, Huber & Co., editors and pro prietors, 157 Bay.

Stach, Robert, cakes and confectionery, 192 Bryan. Stafford, J., policeman, Hall nr E Broad.

Stafford, Peter P.; machinist, C. R. R., r 131 York.

Staley, Isaiah, c., porter, with Bolshaw & Silva.

STALEY, JOHN A., notary public and real estate agent, 6 Bull.

STALEY, W IL L IA M C., ex-officio justice of the peace, lawyer,

and notary public, 6 Bull, s 7



Stamm, Amtone, saloon and boarding-house, 1 Jefferson.

Stanard, Platt A., supt. P. M. Doughty's stables, r nr Thunder bolt.

ST. A N D R E W 'S H A L L, Broughton cor Jefferson.

Stanford, Edward, machinist, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r 22 Broughton.

Stanford, Thomas J., book-keeper, with A. Barnett & Co. > '

Stanley, Rev. Thomas C., pastor of St. John's missipff^and St. Stephen's church, r 159 Jones.
Starbuck, Nathan H., lawyer, 215 Bryan.

STARBUCK, THEO., druggist, 215 Bryan cor W Broad.

Starbuck, Wm. J., druggist, 215 Bryan.



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BU Y YOUR RAILROAD AN D STEAMBOAT TICKETS AT ROBT. R. B R EN 'S GENERAL TICKET AGENCY, NORTH W EST CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS.
Stark, Adolph, music-teacher, 158 S Broad. Stark, Anna, 83 Charlton. Stark, Wm. H., of W . H. Stark & Co, r 83 Charlton. STARK, WM. H. & CO. (W m . H. Stark and Henry P. Rich
mond), wholesale grocers and cotton factors, Bay cor Lin coln. Stark, confectioner, Planters Hotel. Starks, Berrick, carpenter, E Boundary cor President. Starks, Charles R., stevedore, E Boundary cor President. Starr, Edwin P., clerk, C. R. R., r 163 York. STARR, VINCENT L., of Wm. M. Bird & Co., r Hall nr Bar nard. . Starr, William, laborer, C. R. R., r W Broad nr Berrien. Stanton, Chas., clerk, with M. Y. Henderson, r S Broad nr Jef ferson. St. Clair, Eldridge A.,, machinist, C. R; R., r Huntingdon nr Jef ferson. Stead, W . C., clerk, with Geo. W igg, r Pulaski House. Stead, W m, H., clerk, with W igg & Co., r 200 S Broad. Stevens, John C., laborer, C. R. R., r Hall nr W Broad. Steckle, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of Fritz, r Jones nr Purse, Steel, James, lumber-inspector, with W . H. Ross & Co. Steele, Robt. J., clerk, 163 Liberty. Stephens, Henry C., gun and lock smith, 161 Congress lane, r 161 Congress. Steffens, Theo., clerk, with A. H. Tamm, r 41 Montgomery. STEGIN, JOHN H., saloon, 31 Bay. Stegin, John H., boiler-maker, C. R. R., r Roberts nr W Broad. Stegmaier, John G., baker, r Henry nr Drayton. Steiger, J. G., photographer, St. Julian cor Whitaker. Steinbach, Louis, tailor, with C. Gassman, r 12 Abercorn. Steinberg, Chas., machinist, r 19 Price. STEINBERG, JOHN, family grocer, r 19 Price. Steinhardt, Joseph, clerk, with Lillienthal & Kohn, r 170 Liberty. Steele, William, cotton-clerk, with Branch & Sons, r Liberty cor
Barnard.
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Steele, Wm., painter, r 30 St. Julian .:

Steele, Wm., book-keeper, with Orff,: Watkins & Co., r 163 L ib i

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Steele, Wm: B., clerk, with J. K . Garmany, r 163 Liberty.

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Stelljes, Mettee, with 0.. Zinfc, r 39 W Broad.

Stephens, J. C., carpenter, A- & Gf. B. R.

Sterling, Edward, seaman, New Houston nr Bull. Sterling, James E., laborer, New Houston nr Bull.

STERN, JONATHAN, ed. and p;ropr. Savannah Abend Zeitung, Bay cor- Barnard, r S Broad nr Jefferson.

Stern, Leopold W., of Rothschild & Stern,'r 176 S Broad.

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Stern, Sally, clerk,1with A. Decker, r 163 Liberty,

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Stern, Solomon, clerk, with A. Decker, r 161 Liberty.

Stetson, Jarnes D.,. clerk, with J. W . Lathrop & Co., r 79 Broueh-

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Stetson, James' S., 100 "Abercorn. '

Stetson, Wm. S., of Dillon & Stetson, r 79 Broughton. Stevens, Alex., c., porter, with W. & R . M ein tire. Stevens, Amos, c., laborer, Jcksn nr Arnold. - ,<

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Stevens, Fred. C.,-,earpe^te^ wjrfch P.^^illprin, r 8 President. Stevens, Harry, painter, .8 President. Stevens, Henry L., clerk* \yith H. W\ Hollister, r 182 Liberty. Stevens, J. D., station agt. 2, A.- & Gy- R. R.

Stevens, Marion Y., tr a m -h a n d ^ /C ^ ^ ^ y fffobeyts, nr W Broad.

Sfovens, Robert, c.,:porter, with Solomons & Co. Stevenson, Ella F., 17 Broughton.
Stevenson, John, pilot, 17 Broughton.





Stevenson, John A., cattle and cart yard, W Broad cor Harrison. Stewart, Augustus, c., carpenter, Henry nr Barnard. Stewart, Edward, laborer, C. R. R., Bryan nr W Broad, Stewart, Ellen N., wid. of Daniel, 85^ Montgomery.

Stewart,.J . A.. B,, salesman, with Champion. & Freeman, r 105v Congress.

STEW ART, JAMES, clerk of council, r 144 State.

STEW ART, JAMES T-, cotton broker and ins. agt., 128 Bay, . Liberty cor Drayton.

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Stewart, John N., fireman, C. B. B., r 85| Montgomery.

Stewart, Leander, clerk, with S. B. Goodall, r 102 Brice.

Stewart, Lewi's, clerk, with S. B. Goodall, r W Broad.

Stewart, Luke, c., fruit-store, 104 W Broad.

Stewart, Tom, engineer, Bepublican office.

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Stewart, Bichard, c., huckster, Joachim nr Fahm.

STEW ABT, SEYMOBE C., storage and com. merchant, 4 Wil-'

liamson, r 130 Taylor.

Stewart, Wm., driver, So. Express Co., r Congress lane nr Dray

ton.

Stewart, Wm. D., watch-maker, with S. P. Hamilton.

Stibbs, Henry L., of C. E. Baris & Co., r 72 Habersham.

S1TEFYATEB, AND BEW , tailor, A 33 Drayton. ;

Stiles, Chas., c., brick-layer, Price nr Hall.

Stiles, Joseph, c., butcher, Fahm cor Zubly.v

Stiles, S. V .,o f S. Y. Stiles & Co., r 135 Liberty.

STILES, S. Y. & CO. (S. Y, Stiles and E. C. Evertseii), cotton

brokers and-shippers, 104 Bay.

Stillwell, Wm., clerk, with Millen, W adley & Co., r 107 Congress.

Stillwell, Wm. B., inspector of lumber, 116 Bay, r Hull.

Stilison, Thomas, laborer, C. B. B., Stewart nr Wilson,

Stoddard, John, 134 Taylor.

StoftyPeter* wagoner, Reynolds nr State.

Stokes, David, carpenter, 211 Wayne.

Stokes, F. j.,; pressman, with George N. Nichols, r W ayne nr W

Broad.



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Stokes, Samuel, c., carpenter, Green nr Gaston.

Stokes, Wm., laborer, Huntingdon nr Boberts.

Stokes, Wm. M., 70 S Broad.

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STONE, AM H EBST W ., lawyer, U. S. commissioner, and com

missioner o f deeds for S. C., 114 Bryan, r 2G2 S Broad.

Stone, Francis B., book-keeper, with M. Y. Henderson, r 174

Taylor.

STONE, GEOBGE H., dep. collector U. S. customs, r S Broad

cor Lincoln.

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Stone, Mrs. Henrietta G., wid. of Chas. W ., New Houston cor

Barnard.

Stone, Thomas B., stevedore, Indian nr W Broad.

Stone, Thomas J., shipping-clerk, r Indian nr W Broad.

Stoney, J. M., book-keeper and cashier, with Branch & Sons, r

Jones.

Storey,' Wm. E., engineer, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

Strail, Isaac, IJ. S. appraiser, r 66. S Broad. Strate, Jacob R., carpenter, C. R. R., r Jones cor "Wilson.

Straiiss, Bernard,, merchant, 161 Congress, r 178 Broughton/

Strauss, Pauline, of M. Ferst & Co., r New York. STRAUSS, MRS. SARAH , dry goods and millinery, 161 Con

gress, r 178 Broughton.

Strauss, Simon B., clerk, with C. W . Anderson & Co., r 178

Broughton.

Strickland, Eugene, S Broad lane nr Houston.

Strickland, S. S., clerk, with Kirksey & Scott.

Strickland, Zenus L., constable, with Isaac Russell, r Huntingdon

nr W Broad.

Strode, John L., laborer, Joachim nr Fahm. Strong, Andrew, clerk, with M. Jacoby, r York nr Drayton. Strong, George, c., blacksmith, with M cKee & Bennett, ' r Bay

lane nr W Broad. Strong, Langdon C., clerk, with J. B. Robinson & Co., r State nr

Barnard.

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Stroup, Isaac H., carpenter, with M. 0. Murphy, r 54 Price.

Strouse, John H., 50 Bryan.

Struck, Amelia, 9 Bay. -

STRUCK, HERMAN, saloon, 9 Bay.

Struck, Otto E ,, clerk, with Henry Suiter, r 74 Montgomery.

Stuart, Robert, c., laborer, Zubly nr St. Gaul.

Stubbs, Baradell P., 194 State. Stubbs, C / F., of Groover, Stubbs & Co., r Pulaski House; .

Stubbs, Richard N., cotton-book keeper, with A. M. Sloan & Co.,

194 State.

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Studley, Edwin H., of Symons & Co., r Isle of Hope.

Studley, Joseph. H .*of Symons & Co., r Boston, Mass.

Stud-still, Hnstus, laborer, Anderson nr Lincoln.

Stults, Chas. E., book-keeper, with T. J. Dunbar & Co.

Stults, Henry A., of T. J Dunbar & Co., r Pulaski House.

Stunt, Robt. N., carpenter,* with George Turner, r Montgomery

cor Hall. Sturtevant, Frank A., book-keeper, with C. J. Beatty & Co., r

154^ Taylor.

Sturtevant, Geo. W ., carpenter, 73 Montgomery.

Sturtevant, John S., carpenter, 73| Montgomery.

Sturtevant, f m . B., of Wm. B. Sturtevant & Co,, r Bolton nr

Barnard. Sturtevant, Wm. H., carpenter, 73| Montgomery.

Sturtevant, W . B. & Co. (W m . B. Sturtevant a n d W . A. Cherry),

com. merchants, 202 Bay.

Sullivan, Mrs. Ann, 54 Broughton. Sullivan, Cornelius, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r E Boundary cor

McDonough.

Sullivan, C., porter, with Davant, Waples & Co., r Bay lane.

Sullivan, Daniel, engineer, A. & G. R. R., r McDonough nr Rey

nolds.'

Sullivan, Daniel, saloon, r J8 S Broad.

Sullivan, Daniel, laborer, 28 State.

Sullivan, Daniel, watchman, with J. J. Dale & Co., r 10 Gordon.

Sullivan, George, laborer, with Monahan, Parry & Co.

Sullivan, James, book-keeper, with Guckenheimer & Selig, r 78 S

Broad..

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Sullivan, James, laborer, 21 Bryan.

Sullivan, Jerry, laborer, 24 Bryan.

Sullivan, John, blacksmith, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad.

Sullivan, John, policeman, 41 Congress.

Sullivan, John, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r 9 Congress.

Sullivan, John, grocer and bar-room, r Liberty cor Drayton.

Sullivan, John, clerk, 78 S Broad.

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SULLIVAN, JOHN A., of Dixon, Johnson & Co., r Drayton cpr

Henry.

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Sullivan, John D., laborer, A. & G. B. R., r 6 Gordon.

SU LLIVAN , J. S., physician, 78 S Broad.

Sullivan, Joseph, warehouse-clerk, with. A. S. Hartridge, r Bryan

nr Price.

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Sullivan, Joseph, laborer, 25 St. Julian.



Sullivan, M. A., clerk, with B. W. Wilson, r 78 S Broad.

Sullivan, Mary, dress-maker, with Mary Byrne, r Price cor St. Julian.

Sullivan, Meridith, clerk, 78 S Broad.

Sullivan, Michael, laborer, 26 Bryan.

Sullivan, Michael, baker, with C. Kavanaugh, r 43 E Broad.

SU LLIVAN , M ICH AEL M., dealer in fish, oysters, etc., stall 1 market, and 116 Bay lane, r 8 Bryan.

Sullivan, Mortimer, laborer, A. & G. K. B., r 9 Congress.

Sullivan, Murtah, laborer, A. & G. B. B.

Sullivan, Morris, painter, with J. G. Butler & Co., r Congress cor Houston.

Sullivan, Owen, laborer, E Boundary nr Broughton.

Sullivan, Philip, machinist, A. & G. B. B.

Sullivan, Mrs. Sally, wid. of James, 164 S Broad.

Sullivan, T. G., clerk, with Sorrel Bros., r 100| Abercorn.

Sullivan, Wm., policeman, 13| Jones.

Sullivan, Wm. D., at A. & G. B. B., r Henry nr Bull.

Suiter, Fred. H., clerk; with Henry Suiter, r 74 Montgomery,

Suiter, Henry, grocer and liquor-daler, r 74 Montgomery^

Suiter, Henry F., family grocer, r 104 Pric. ,

Suiter, Martin W., clerk, with H. F. Suiter, r 104 Price*

Summers, Mrs. E., seamstress, 118 Drayton.

Summers, Matthew, painter, C. B. B., r 30 Whitaker.

Summers, Patrick, laborer, 118 Drayton.

Sutliffe, George, clerk, 85 Jones.

Sutton, Eb., of E. . Elarbee & Co., r 184 State.

Sutton, Jeremiah J., carpenter, with J. J. Dooley, r St. Gaul nr

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Surey, Wm. A-., fireman, C. R. R., r 20 W Broad. Surveyor Customs office, TJ. S. custom-house, John Bowles, sur-

. veyor.



Swain, E. C., of Swaiu & Roberts, r 175 Gaston.

Swan, Sullivan, clerk, with Muir & Duckworth, r 58 S Broad.

Swaney, Mrs. Kate, groceries, W Broad cor Perry lane.

Sweafi,"Chas. A. G., farmer, William nr W Broad. Sweat, F. R., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., shoe dept., r 80 Mont

gomery. Sweat, F. R., jr., cotton-shipped, with A. L o w . & Co., r 73 Jones.

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Sweat, Henry, c., porter, with M. A. Dehoney.

Sweat, J., fireman, A. & G. R. R. ' Sweat, James E., clerk, William nr W Broad.
Sweat, Jhn F., planter, 48 State.

Sweat, John N., clerk, with S. P. Goodwin, r 80 Montgomery.

Sweat, Lizzie, 80 Montgomery. ;

Sweat, Samuel B., with M cLeod & .Rogers, r 178 Harris.

Sweeny, John, machinist, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad.

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Sweeny, Michael T., machinist, C. R. R., r W Broad cor Perry

lane.

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Swift, John, engineer, G. R. R-, r Purse nr Berrien.

Swindell, E .,'blacksmith, with P. J. Bulger.

Swll, William, city scavenger, 167 Perry.

Sylvester, Antoni, watchman, with Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., r 148

Bay. Symons, Barnett, clerk, with S. Solomons, r 160 Taylor. SYMOHS, FR E D . W ., associate editor, Sav. daily Republican, r

110 State. SYMONS, H EN RY R., supt., with W. H. Ross & Co., r 11O'State.

Symons, James, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 55 E Broad.

Symons, James, of Symons & Co., r Isle of Hope. .

Symons, Samuel, c., watchman, with C. H. Hernandez, c., r In

dian nr Fahm. Symons, W illiam, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 55 E Broad.

Symons, W. F., printer, with M okning News, r 151 Gordon.

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ANSON B, IVES, OilA PER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-MAKER.

Symons, Wm. R., 151 Gordon. Symons & Go. (-James Symons and Edwin H. and Joseph H.
Studley), boots and shoes, 12 Whitaker.

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Taggart, G. I.,-coal-yard, River ft E Broad and 76 Bay, r Aber-

corn nr Liberty. .

Talbird, Albert, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 91 Lincoln.

Talbird, Duncan J., clerk, with J. W. Watkins, r 94 Lincoln.

TA LLE Y, S. OLIN, cashier, Mers. Nat. Bank, r 83 Whitaker cor

Macon.'

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Tallon, Patrick J., salesman, with M. J. Doyle, r 20 W Broad.

Tamm, August H., family grocer, 41 Montgomery.

Tamm, John, family grocer, Zubly cor Poplar.

Tant, James E., policeman, 200 Hull.

Tarney, Mrs. R., family grocer, Mill nr Fahm.

Tatem, Charles P., clerk, with R. H. Tatem, r 61 Jefferson.

Tatem, Robert H., druggist, Jones nr Drayton.

Taylor, Aaron, c., brick-layer, 13 Taylor.

TAYLOR, CHARLES H., c., physician, 11 York. Taylor, Edward, c,, butcher, S Broad nr Reynolds.' Taylor, Edward, c., porter, with Lovell A Lattimore.

Taylor, Francis, fireman, C. R. R., r Pahm nr Zubly.

Taylor, George, laborer, Anderson cor S Broad.

Taylor, George, laborer, Anderson nr President.

Taylor, Glosker, c., Methodist preacher, Tatnall nr Huntingdon.

Taylor, Jefferson W ., printer, M orning N ews, r 193 State.

Taylor, John C., planter, 111 Barnard.

Taylor, Mark A., barber, with Wm. Ingliss, r 50 Jones.

Taylor, Nisbett P., Henry cor Barnard.

Taylor, N. M., policeman, E Boundary cor President.

Taylor, Robert M., c., plasterer, Mongin nr. W Broad.

Taylor, Samuel, c.,- fireman, with D. O 'Connor, r Bryan nr Ann.

Taylor, Samuel, c., wheelwright, with James Aikin.

Taylor, Theo. M., machinist, 25 W Broad.

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Taylor, Tom, c., fireman, with J. J. Dale & Co.

Taylor, Washington, laborer, Indian lane nr W Broad.

Taylor, Wm. M., policeman, 56 E Broad.

Tebeau, Stphen W ., clerk, with Oormack Hopkins, r Montgomery

cor Taylor.

Teeple, John W., of Rowland & Teepl, r 182 State.

TELEG RAPH , W ESTERN UNION, 107 Bay.

Telfair, Mary, St. James square.

Theresa, Margaret, milliner, with Mrs. Maugen, r 22 Whitaker.

Theus, Geo. T., machinist, C. R. R., r 167 York.

Theus, James, blacksmith, A. & G. R. R., r 58. State.

Theus, James M., machinist, A. & G. R. R., r 58 State.

Theus, Thos. H., collector, Liberty nr Abercorn.

Theus, Thomas N., clerk, with Samuel P. Hamilton, r 93 Liberty.

Thieme, August, watches and jewelry, 1741 Bryan.

Thiot, Richard, clerk, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r 6 Stone.

Thiot, Charles H., fireman, C. R. R., r Stewart nr W Broad.

Thiot, R. W ., inspector of lumber, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r

Stone.

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Thomas, A. B., clerk, with H. A. Crane & C o.,r 5 S Broad.

Thomas^ Arthur A. L., clerk, with D eW itt & Morgan, r 15 Haber-

'sham.

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Thomas, Barbara M., 158 S Broad, .

Thomas, Daniel R., of Purse & Thomas, r 116 Taylor.

Thomas, Edward D., book-keeper, with Daniel McConnell, r 118

Bryan.

Thomas, Edward E., machinist, C. R. R., r 54 Jefferson.

Thomas, Edward J., book-keeper, with Dixon, Johnson & Co., r

55 Liberty.

Thomas, Henry, c., porter, with M. J. Doyle.

Thomas, James M., butcher, stall 11 marketer St. Gaul nr Harri

son.

THOMAS, JOHN H., lawyer, 1351 Bay, r 140 Liberty.

THOMAS, JOHN T., insurance agent, 109 Bay, r 116 Jones.

Thomas, John W., painter, with Murphy & Clark, r 32 St. Juljan.

ANSON B. IVES, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-MAKER.

anson b . iv e s, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-MAKER.

Thomas, Joseph, 14 Stone.

THOMAS, KING- S., c., justice of the peace and notary public, 48

Price, r same.

Thomas, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of Wm., Montgomery nr Brough

ton.

Thomas, Susan, dress-maker, 10 Taylor.

Thomas, Thomas, c., laborer, at central cotton-press, r Roberts nr

W Broad,

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Thomas, William, c., laborer, M cDonough cor Reynolds.

THOMAS, W M. A., gas-fitter and pipe-manufacturer, and of Cor

nell & Thomas, 159 Broughton, r 176 Taylor.

Thomas, W m. C., printer, M orning N ews, r 24 Broughton.

Thomas, W. R., cashier, with Boit & McKenzie, r Jones cor Bull.

THOMAS & CORNELL (W . A. Thomas and L. M. Cornell),

ornamental-iron works, Yprk.nr Barnard.

Thomason, Nepol, c., carpenter, Bolton nr W Broad.

Thomasson, Henry J., book-keeper, with W. Cumming & Co., r

114 State.

Thomasson, Honore, wid. of Paul, 114 State.

Thomasson, Ulrine, 114 State.

Thompson, A. D., pressman, with G. N. Nichols, r 89 York.

Thompson, Albert H., clerk, with G. T. Nichols, r 182 State.

Thompson, Charles, captain, Randolph cor Jackson. r

Thompson, C. W ., o f Thompson & Walter, r 10 Margaret, j

Thompson, Edw., bar-keeper, with W . H. Westcott, r 39 Brough

ton. ' `

Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding-house, 196 Bryan.

Thompson, Francis, c., sail-maker, Arnold nr Cleburne.

Thompson, Frank H,, clerk, C. R. R., r 103 W Broad.
Thompson, Mrs. Harriet, wid. of David, Jones nr W Broad.

Thompson, Jane Ann, seamstress, 210| Harris.

Thompson, James, laborer, 1 S Broad.

Thompson, John, pilot, 13 Broughton.

Thompson, John, gun-smith, with Henry Sack, r Hull cor Jeffer

son.

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Thompson, Joseph C., book-keeper, with Groover, Stubbs & Co., r 39 Habersham.

Thompson, L. F., asst, pressman, with M orning N ews, r Florida

House, 101 Broughton.

Thompson, Philip, c., carpenter, Orange nr Fahm.

Thompson, Thos. F., book-keeper, with Champion & Freeman, r

156 State.

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Thompson, Wm., policeman, 155 Perry.

Thompson, Wm., clerk, with Bothwell & W oodbridge, r Jefferson

cor President.



Thompson, Wm., c., ship-carpenter, Price nr Hall.

Thompson, W., A., policeman, 75 Montgomery.

Thompson, :--------- , clerk, with W ood & Johnson, r 63 Harris.

Thompson, Wm. H., clerk; with Gray, O'Brien & Co., r. Brough... ton cor Lincoln.

Thompson, Wm. H., clerk, with Bothwell & W oodbridge, r Indian lane nr W Broad.

THOM PSON, W M. T., ed. D aily M orning N ews, 111 Bay, r

Columbia sqr. bet. Price and President.

Thompson, Yates, clerk, with M. Ferst' &Co., 39 Habersham.

TH O M PSON & W A L T E R (C. W . Thompson and J. E. Walter),

wholesale grocers, ship chandlers, and com. merchants, 91

'Bay.

Thornley, Joseph, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 25 Jones.

Thorpe, Chas. H. R., tinner, with Henry Sack, r 192 State.

Thorpe, John, tinner, with Henry Sack, r State nr Jefferson.

Thorp, Mary, 60 Houston.

Thorp, Owen, laborer, C. R. R., r Little Jones nr W Broad.

THRASHER, BLANCH RD & CO. (C. F. Thrasher and D. F.

Blanchard), wholesale and retail ice-dealers, 202, 204, and

206 Bay.

Thrasher, C. F., of Thrasher, Blanchard & Co., r Marshall House.

Threadcraft, Augustus, c., boatman, custom-house, r Liberty

lane cor Lincoln.

Threadcraft, Erwin, c., boat-keeper, pilot-boat No. 1, r Reynolds nr_ State.

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ANSON B. IVES, DRAPER, TAILOR, AND SHIRT-MAKER.

Tidwell^ Francis M., butcher, with J. Smallwood, r Chatham co.

Tierney, Chas., painter, with John Oliver.

Tietjen, Fred., clerk, with C. Hartman, r Margaret nr Fahm.

Tilden, Barnard G., clerk, with Crawford & Lovell, r Tatnall nr Huntingdon.

Tilton, John P., clerk, with H. L. Schreiner, r 67 Jefferson.

Tilton, 0 . L., clerk, with Havant, Waples & Co., r Fahm cor In

dian.

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Timmons, Francis 33., of O. H. Lufburrow, r 119 Barnard.

Timmons, John D., carpenter, with O. H. Lufburrow, r 42 Taylor.

Tison, Wm. H., of Tison & Gordon, and president Tyler cottonpress, r 140 Jones. '

TISON & GORDON (Wm.' H. Tison and Wm. W. Gordon), cot

ton factors and com. merchants, 112 Bay.

Titcomb, Florence J., clerk, with Wm. Estill, jr., r 22 Broughton.

Titcomb, G. W ., clerk, with upper hyd. press, r 22 Broughton.

Titcomb, Mrs. Mary Ann, wid. of George H. J., 22 Broughton.

* Titcomb, Sarah J., 22 Broughton.

Tobler, W. E., clerk, with Octavus Cohen & Co.

Tobin, Patrick J., machinist, 5 Congress:

Todd, J. C., traveling-clerk, with G. M. Heidt, 51 W Broad.

Tomlinson, Anthony, foreman for Mrs. A. E. Morrell, r Orange nr Ann.
TOMLINSON, D A V ID B., gen. agt. Grover & Baker sewing-

machines, 21\ Bull, r 111 Broughton.

Tomlinson, Wm. J,, barber, 101 Broughton, r 174 Broughton.

Tompkins, Henry B., lawj^er, r 7 Drayton.

Tompkins, Sally, S Broad lane nr Houston.

Toomer, L. B., c., clerk, at P. O., r Ohve nr W Broad.

Tonn, Nicholas, bar-keeper, Planters Hotel.

TOPHAM, H EN RY A., of H. A. Topham & Co., r New York.

TOPHAM, H. A. & CO. (H. A. Topham and P. Macomber),

merchant tailors, clothing, gent.'s furnishing-goods, etc., 140

Congress and 139' St. Julian.

TO RLAY, A L F R E D F ., keeper Laurel- Grove cem., r Laurel

Grove cem.

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Torhun, Sylvester, laborer, C. R. R., r Stewart nr ,W Broad. Toulman, Robert C., clerk, with C. F. Williams, r 37 Habersham. TOURNY, JULIUS, seedsman and florist, Planters Hotel. Tow, Henry, Anderson cor Montgomery. Townsend, Alfred, e , barber, with Philip Herman, r 1.4 Taylor. Townsend, Charles H., book-keeper, U % S. custom-house, r S
Broad cor Lincoln. Townsend, M., policeman, Bay nr W Broad. Train, H. F,, school-teacher, Bull nr Andersop: Trainor, Mrs. S. M., 109 Jones. v Trantham, Mrs. A. E., wid. of James, r 58 Congress. TRANSFER, M ATTH IAS, bread, pie, and cake baker, 72 Bryan. TRAUTMAN-- PERRIN, accountant, translator, interpreter of
languages,, and teacher, 215 Hull. Travis, Edward, engineer, 29 Bay. Trainor, Rosanna, with J. McG-rath, r Congress cor Habersham. TREAT, CHAS. P., rea l estate dealer and notary public; 135| Bay,
r 154 State. Trebony, Lucca, confectioner and fruits, 24| Jefferson. Triest, Jacob, of Triest & Herman, r Tatnall nr Liberty. Triest, Phineas, clerk, with Triest & Herman, r Tatnall nr Liberty. TRIEST &. H ERM AN (Jacob Triest and Samuel Herman),
auction and com. merchants, 169 and 171 Bay. Triplett, John, clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r Screven House. Truchelut, Henry, clerk, with Wilder & Fullarton, r Walker nr
Wilson. Trump, Jacob B., moulder, with Monahan, Parry & Co., r E
Boundary cor President. Trump, Joseph H., book-keeper, with Albert Whyte, r 146 Brough
ton. Truslow, James A., family grocer, Jones cor Lumber. Truslow, Thomas H., steward, Chatham club, r Zubly nr Fahm. Tryful, Emanuel, clothing, 187 Bryan. Tuberdy, Patrick, boots and shoes, 19 Whitaker, r Hull cor W hit
aker.
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Tucker, Josh, c., laborer, with Swain & Roberts, r Jones nr

' Walker.

Tufts, Martin, freight-agent, C. R. R., r 105 Congress.

Tufts, Susan, 105 Congress.

Tully, Barnard, of Grady & Tully, r 93 Montgomery.

Tully, Michael, watchman, at jail, r 11 Broughton.

TUNISON, EDMUND P., agent, So. Express Co., r 99 Jones.

TUNNO, M A TTH EW R., of W. M. Tunno & Co., and sup't La

mar's cotton-press, r 158 Liberty.

Tunno, William M.; of W. M. Tunno & Co., r 158 Liberty.

TUNNO,'W M. M..& CO. (Wm. M. and Matthew R. Tunno), Com.

merchants, Bay.

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Turner, Charles B., clerk, with Solomons & Co., r St. Julian nr W

Broad.

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Turner, Charles W., clerk, with H. & J. Weed, r 196 State.

Turner, E. Josephine, 196 State.

Turner, Fannie. E., 196. State.

Turner, Ifrancis E., 196 State.

Turner, George, carpenter, 180 S Broad.

Tupper, Herb, carpenter, with Bragdon & Segur: \

Turner, James E., engineer, C. R. R., r 154 Taylor.

Turner, James S., of Colding & Turner, r Florida.

Turner, Josie E., 196 State.-

Turner, Lewis T., book-keeper, with Muir & Duckworth, r Mont

gomery. .

Turner, Rosa A., 196 State.

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Turner, Rosa M., 196 State.

Turned, Richard R., painter,- with John Oliver, r. 150 President.

Turner, R. T., port-warden and Lloyd's surveyor, Exchange

building, r 154 Taylor.

Turner, Mrs. Sarah S., wid. Dr. Lewis P., 196 State.

Turner, Thomas M., 80 Broughton.

Turner, Wm. H., manager W . U. Tel. Co., r Bolton cor Jefferson.

Turney, Charles, painter, r 164 S Broad.

Turney, Wm. J; C., printer, Walnut nr Zubly.

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Tuten, James S., laborer, C, R.. R., r Charlton nr W Broad.

Tuten, Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, with W . G. Yorke, r Hull lane

nr Price.

Twiggs, ------ -- , Express messenger, r Margaret nr W Broad.

Tydings, Patrick, watchman, A. & G. R. R., r B Boundary nr

President.

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Tynan, Chris. B., carpenter, with J. W. Tynan, r Orange nr Eahm.

TYNAN, JOHN W ., machinist and engineer, Canal nr W Broad

opp. Charleston wharf, r 89 York.

Tyson, John S., master of transportation, A. & G. R. R., r Duffy

cor Whitaker.

Tyson, James C., conductor, A. & G. R. R., r Abercorn nr Duffy.

Tyson, Lorenzo D., engineer, C. R. R., r 200 Broughton.

Tyson, Morris, c., laborer, with J. McDonough A Sons, r Gwin

nett nr A. & G. R. R.

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Ulmer, Alexander Campbell, asst, treasurer, C. R. R., r 56 W Broad.
Ulmer, Benj. E., druggist, r 17 Broughton. Ulmer, David W ., carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r 25 Jones. Ulnier, George C., printer, with Sav. Republican, r 22 Jones. Ulmer, George W., watchman, at Hartman's, mill, r Joachim nr
Eahm. Ulmer, Noah M., clerk, with M. Y. Henderson, r Zubly nr Ann. Underwood, Henry,.c., carpenter, r McDonough nr E Broad. . Underwood, Randolph, c., driver, with W . H. Wiltberger, r Jones
cor Walker. Updegraff, D. D., prest. Sav: Typo. Union, printer, at Daily A d
vertiser, r 113 Harris. Urquliart, Mrs. C., wid. of Robt., 74 S Broad. Urquhart, John A., engineer, C. R, R., r 201 Broughton. Usher, Charles C., clerk, Hall cor Jefferson. Usher, Joseph, laborer,.C. R. R., r Berrien cor Purse. Usina, Camilla, Liberty cor Lincoln. ,

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THE STEAMERS
DICTATOR
A.ISTID
Will leave`wharf foot of Gas-House Hill-every
W E D N E S D A Y A F T E R N O O N at 3o'clock
FOE
Fernandina, Jacksonville, and Palatka,
AND FOR
CH ARLESTON
E very S A T U R D A Y M O R N IN G at 8 o'clock.
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lin George W, Palmer,

Insurance by steamers o f this line, one half per cent. Positively no engaged berths secured after Wednesday previous to the sailing-day, unless paid for. Through bills lading! given on Cotton for Liverpool by first-class steamers.

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W ill leave Savannah for Jacksonville and Palatka, Florida, as follow s: From. Empire Steamships' W harf, E V E R Y T U E S D A Y , at 10 a . m ., touching at Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, Fernandina, and Jacksonville to Palatka; and returning, leave Palatka T H U R S D A Y M O R N IN G , touching at same points, and reaching Savannah on S A T U R D A Y .
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Usina, Michael P., Liberty cor Lincoln. Usina, Philip, carpenter, 18.^.Taylor.
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Valaskey, George, clothing, W Broad nr Indian. - Vandeveer, Peter F., engineer^ r 19 Broughton.
Yan Embden, Andres G. H., book-keeper and correspondent, with O'Driscoll & Guhne, r 72 S Broad.
. Yan Giesen, Ryerson, book-keeper, with N. E. Solomon, r Con gress nr W Broad.
Yan Horn, Charles, builder, 155 Charlton. Yan Horn, Wm. C., machinist, with Singer's sewing-machine
co., r Bay lane cor Barnard. Van Newton, Herman, clerk,.with Gomm & Leffler, r Tatnall nr
Gaston: Yanterpool, Charles, c., painter, Berrien cor Sims. Yan Yorst, Christian E., master-machinist, C. R. It., r 7 Tatnall. Van Yorst, William O., copper-smith, C. R. R., r 152 Hull. Yan Waldner, George, grocery, Henry lane cor Drayton. Varalla, John B., musician, 98 Congress. Vaughan, Wm. G.,, machinist, C. R. R .,r S Broad cor Montgomery. Veich, Taylor,, driver, with Prendergast & Miller, r Berrien nr
Lumber. Verdery, Isaac, c., witliP. Tuberdy, r Pine nr Ann. ; Yerd'ery, Joseph, c., porter, with David R. Dillon, r Lumber cor
. Joachinv. Yerdiel, Henry S., clerk, with United hyd. press co., r St. Julian
nr Price. Verdere, John, c., laborer, Mill nr Fahm. Yerdier, Francis H., clerk, at lower hyd. cotton-press, r 36 St.
Julian. ' Yerdery, M. P., engineer, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad. Vereen, Charles, C., drayman, Gordon/lane nr Barnard. Yereen, John T., asst, freight-agt., C. R. R., r Bryan nr Fahm. Yerelst, John F., lithographer, with J. H. Estill, r, 36 State.
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VERONICA, SISTER, superioress, academy of St. Vincent do

Paul, r academy, Liberty cor Abercorn.

Vetsburg, Abraham, of Einstein,. Eckman & Co,, r 146 Gaston.-

Vetter, John C, F., wheelwright, C. R. R., r Jones nr W Broad.

Vigotty, John B., gas-fitter and plumber, with A. Robider, r

Broughton nr Drayton.

Villalonga, J. A., clerk, with J. L. Villalonga, r Bull cor Taylor.

V ILLA LO N G A , JOHN L., com. merchant, 110 Bay, r 128 Tay-

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Villalonga, Julius, clerk, with J. L. Villalonga, r 128 Taylor.

Vincent, Harry, carpenter, with John J. Dooley.

Vincent, James, c., laborer, with Hamlett & Bailey, r Purse nr

Berrien.'

Vinyard, William, baker, with H. Von Glahn, r 101 Whitaker.

Voege, Adolph, clerk, with Triest & Herman, r Bay.

VOGEL, LOUIS, tobacconist and cigar-manufacturer, 105

Broughton..

Volaski, Jacob, butcher, Margaret nr W Broad.

Vollmar, John, cigar-maker, Margaret cor Fahm.

Von Glahn, Claus, baker, with H. Von Glahn, r 101 Whitaker.

VON GLAH N, HENRY, grocer and baker, 101 Whitaker.

Von Glahn, Henry, jr., clerk,- with Groover, Stubbs & Co., r 101

Whitaker.

Von Glahn, John, baker, with H. Von Glahn, r 101 Whitaker.

Von Harteh, Albert, of Von Harten .& Grogan, r Houston cor

President.

VON H AETEN & GROGAN (Albert Von Harten and Martin J,

Grogan), soda-water bottlers, Houston cor President.

Von Sebold, George, of H. Mayer & Co., r 75 York.

Voss, Henry, with James Gibb, r 200 Liberty.

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Wade, A. W ., printer, at M orning N ews office, r 198 Broughton. Wade, Edward, c., family grocer, r 51 E Broad. W ade, Henry J., Orange nr St. Gaul.
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^Yade, John, 2| E Broad.

W A D E , ROBERT J., lawyer, 1 Bull cor Bay lane, r 19 Orange.

Wade, Seaborn H., of ,,Weslow, Wade & Co., r 39 Habersham. Wade, Thomas, dealer in fish, 57 Jefferson.

W ADE, -W ILLIAM , supt. upper and lower hyd. cotton-presses,

r 66| St. Julian.

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Wadley, R. R., of Millen & Wadley, r Seriven county.

W ADLEY, WM. M., president C. R. R., r 84 Taylor.

Wait, George S., clerk, with B. B. Eerrill & Co., r President cor

Habersham.

Wait, James C., blacksmith, C. R. R., r Margaret nr W Broad.

W A K E FIE LD , CHAS. E., plumber and gas-fitter, 9| Bull, r 192 Hull.

Wakefield, John, plumber, t Zubly cor Laurel.

W A K E FIE LD , PETER, supt. Sav. improved gas-light co., 1 Bull, r 222 Bay.

Wakefield, Thomas, carpenter, r Roberts nr W Broad.

Wakelee, W. L., cashier, with A. L ow & Co., r 146 Harris.

Wakeman, L, A., teller, Sav. Bank & Trust co., r 182 Liberty.

Waldburg, Glascow, c., fireman, at water-works, r Berrien nr Sims.

W A LD B U R G , JACOB, 167 S Broad. Waldhauer, David, book-keeper, Henry nr Drayton.

Waldner, John V., family grocer, r Huntingdon cor W Broad. Waldren, John, laborer, Harris-nr Purse.

W alker, Abbie, 21 S Broad.

Walker* Adam, c., laborer, with D. Demarest, r Pine nr Fahm.

Walker, George P., clerk, ,with W ilder & Fullarton, r 59 W hita

ker."- . ;1,

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Walker, Henry, butcher, Harrison nr St. GauL

Walker, John W ., of Walker & Allen, r Screven House.

Walker, Robt. Di, of R. D. Walker & G(x, r S Broad cor Whita-

ker.

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Walker, Solomon, c., wagoner, Mongin nr W Broad.

Walker, Sophia A., wid. of Henry K., 63 Charlton.-

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Walker, Thomas, c., wagoner, Bryan nr Lumber.

Walker, Wm. A., book-keeper, with R. D. Walker & Co., r S Broac? cor Whitaker.

W A LK E R & ALLEN (John W. Walker and George A. Allen),

cotton factors and com. merchants,1'? Drayton.:

Wall, Augustus, clerk, Little Jones nr W Broad.

Wall, Chas.- A.,. 109 Congress.

Wall, C. H., clerk, at W . U. tel. co., r 36 State. Wall, Cook, of Holmes & Wall, r. 28 Jefferson.

Wall, Edward, messenger, So. express co., r 92 Montgomery.

Wall, Erancis M., policeman, 27 Taylor.

Wall, John, laborer, A. & G. R. &., r McDonough nr E Broad.

Walls, John E., planter, 75| Montgomery.

Wall, R. W ., with cent. hyd. cotton-press, r toll-gate, White Bluff road.

Wallace, Alex., c., laborer, with W* M. Ross & Co., r Lumber nr

Joachim.

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Wallace/Daniel, c., huckster, Mill nr Fahin.

Wallace, Henry, c., laborer, with C. Hartman, r Perry lane nr Jef

ferson.

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Wallace, Hercules, c., butcher, Montgomery nr Jefferson.

W A LLA C E , M. J ., c., fruit and confectionery, S Broad lane nr Whitaker.
Wallace, Nora, Liberty bet Abercorn and Drayton.

W A LLA C E , R. A., paper-stock and paper dealer, 91 Bay, r 182 Liberty.
Wallace, Tom,, c., porter, with J. McGrath.

W ALLACE, W IL L IA M , blacksmith, horse-shoer, and farrier, 29

W Broad. Walsh, A. C., printer, with Say. Republican, r State cor Barnard.

Walsh, Francis, laborer, A. & G. R. R., r Harris nr Purse.

Walsh, James, laborer, Gordon lane nr Drayton.

Walsh, Mrs. Jane, 85 Jones.

Walsh, Jeremiah, laborer, 4 E Broad.

W A LSH , JOHN D., surgeon, and physician U. S- marine hospi

tal, r 202 E Broad.

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"Walsh, John J., baker, 199 Jones.

Walsh, John R., machinist, with S. W . Gleason, r 162 W Broad,

Walsh, J. S., policeman, Joachim nr Fahm.

Walsh, Maurice, policeman, Stewart nr W Broad.

Walsh, Michael, drayman, bet Wilson lane and Sims.

Walsh, Michael S., clerk, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r 84 W

Broad.

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Walsh, Philip A., 110| Taylor.

Welsh, Shadrack, printer, with Say, Republican, r 166 State.

Walsh, Thomas, clerk, A. & G. R. R., r Tatnall nr Gaston,

Walsh, Thomas, book-keeper, with D. O'Connor, r W Broad nr

Liberty.

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W ALSH , THOM AS J., real estate agent, 174 Bay, r Bryan nr

Fahm.

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Walsh, Thomas S., clerk, at custom-house, r 56 Barnard.

W ALSH , W A L T E R J., druggist, 163 Broughton, r S Broad cor

Montgomery.

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W A LSH , W A L T E R M., physician, and surgeon TJ. S. marine

hospital, r 202 S Broad.

Walsh, Wm, D., laborer, 14 State.

Walter, George, cashier, with Tison & Gordon, r 135 Jones.

Walter, J. E., of Thompson & Walter, r Pulaski House.

Walthour, Taylor, book-keeper, .at united hyd. press co., r Liber

ty nr Habersham.

Walthour, Wm. L., book-keeper, A. & G. R. R., r 144 Taylor.

Walthour, W- L., jr., clerk, at A. & G. R. R., r Liberty nr Haber

sham.

Waltner, Wm., baker, with J. Derst, r 92 Broughton. '

Wamsley, Benj. F., overseer, at McDonough's brick-yard, r Bryan

nr W Broad.

Wamsley, Lewis L., wood-dealer, Roberts nr Stewart.

Wamsley, Thomas M., painter; Roberts nr Stewart.

Wann, Cornelia, c., soda-water, Liberty bet Abercorn and Dray

ton.

Waples, W. D., of Dayant, Waples & Co., r 75 York.

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Ward, Andrew, c., painter, with C. Hopkins, r Pine nr Fahm.

Ward, Chas., e., porter, with A. Whyte, r Habersham cor Bryan.

Ward, Edward, carpenter, with John J. Dooley.

Ward, Ephriam, book-keeper, with Jos. Einegan & Co., r 70 S Broad.

W ard, Fred., c., porter, with Meinhard Bros. & Co.

Ward, Henry G., carpenter, Duffy cor Barnard.

Ward, James, laborer, 0. R. R.,, r 87 W Broad.

Ward, James, machinist, A. & G. R. R.

Ward, James, c., laborer, Mill nr W Broad.

W A R D , JAMES R., family groceries and liquors, clothing, etc., . River cor Bull.

W A R D , JACOB, builder and contractor, r 41 Houston.

Ward, John, carpenter, with M. C. Murphy, r 150. President.

Ward, Philip H , clerk, with W . M. Davidson, r,39 Abercorn.

Ward, Thomas, brick-layer, with Jacob Ward, r 150 President...

Ward, Wilson, c., wagoner, W ilson nr Walker.

Waddell, Hugh, accountant,. Huntingdon nr Drayton.

Ware, J. D., foreman locomotive7sbop, A. & G. R. R., r 36 Jones.

Waring, Frederick W ., clerk, with H. & J. Weed, r 44 McDon

ough.



W aring, J. Frederick, forwarding agt., C. R. R. .

Waring, Nathaniel W ., clerk, with H. & J. Weed, r 44 M cDon ough.

W aring, Paul, c., porter, with A. D. Krenson & Co., ,,r State nr Bull.

W ARIN G, W M. R., physician, 136 State.

W amake, Herman, baker, with John Schwarz, r 94| Lincoln.

Warner, George, fireman, C. R. R., r Orange nr Ann.

Warner, Eliza, c., stewardess, C. R. R., r Perry lane nr Barnard.

Warner, Lunan, c., butler, with Henry Brigham, r Mill nr Fahm.

Warner, Savannah, c., washer-woman, Perry lane nr Barnard. .

Warner, Preston, wheelwright, with A. B. Kent, r 2 Orange.

Warrand, Constantine B., of Schuster & Warrand, r Bay cor Bull.

Warren, Jefferson, c., porter, with A. M. Sloan & Co., r 111| Jef` . ferson.

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Warner, Jbsiah L., of J. W. Lathrop & Co., r 146 Hull. Warrick, Robert, book-keeper, 58 Bryan. Wash, Wm. W ., port-warden, and secretary of board of commis
sioners of public roads, ft Bull, r 42 Lincoln. Washburn, H. K., with Lawton, Hart & Co., r Bull cor Congress. Washburn, Ingersoll, of Washburn & Silva, r 149 Jones. WASHBURN & SILVA (Ingersoll Washburn and E. A. Silva),
gen. brokers, auctioneers, and com. merchants, 97 Bay. Washington, George, c., laborer, Sims lane nr Walker. Washington, George, e., laborer, Berrien nr Lumber. Washington, Susannah, dress-maker, with Mrs. E. B. Mustin, r
113 Harris. Washington, William, c., driver, for W . H. Wiltberger, r Gaston
nr W Broad. Waters, Charley E., c., bar-tender on Lizzie Baker, r 16 Taylor. ' Waters, Jack, c., ship-carpenter, E Boundary nr S Broad. Waters, J. W ., policeman, Hull cor Jefferson. Watkins, James F.,'of Orff, Watkins & Co., r Screven House. W ATKIN S, JOHN W ., sail-maker, 180 Bay. W ATKIN S, THOMAS W., general intelligence office and com.
agency, 120| State, r 209 Jones. Watson, J., 182 State. Watson, John H., clerk, with Fowke & Haitiwanger, r Taylor cor
Drayton. Watson, Joseph, laborer, 8 St. Julian. Watson, Wm. M., 143 York. Watts, Frederick F., of J. G. Watts &, Bro., r 159 Gordon. Watts; George, tin-roofer, with A. Robider, r Indian cor W Broad. Watts, George S., clerk, 152 Hull. Watts, James G., of J. G. Watts & Bro., r 159 Gordon. W ATTS, J. G. & BRO. (James G. and Frederick F. W atts), whole
sale and retail groceries and. liquors, 180 St. Julian and 179 Bryan. Watts, Walter, c., shoe-maker, with Adams & Jackson, r Zubly cor Fahm.
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Way, Charlton H., cotton factor and com. merchant, 120 B a y ,,

Way, H. H., i06 S Broad.

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Way, Joseph E., school-teacher, Barnard nr Hall.

Way, Wm. H., book-keeper,o w ithC . H. Way, r 108 Liberty.

W ay, Wm. J., 106 S Broad.

Wayne, Henry, c., stable-keeper, W Broad cor York, r Bryan nr

W Broad.

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Waiyne, Henry C., of Carl Epping & Co., r Huntingdon cor Lin

coln.

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Wayne, Bobt., cotton-clerk, with Ketchum & Hartridge, r Aber-

corn nr Huntingdon.

Wayne, R. C., carpenter, 5 Hull.

Wayne, Thos. S., book-keeper, with Ketchum & Hartridge, r Lib-

- erty cor Drayton.

W ebb, Geo. S., 63 Harris.

Webb, Mary E., wid. of Samuel B., 63 Harris.

W ebb, Rev. Richard, 68J St. Julian.

W ebb, Shadrack, c., porter, 215 Taylor.,

Webber, Louis J., clerk, with Solomons & Co., r Broughton nr

Drayton. ,

Weber, Chas. W ., with N. Geil & Co., r Abercorn cor New Hous

ton..

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Wechsler, Peter, restaurant and boarding-house, 10 Montgomery.

Weeks, James, carpenter, A. & G. R. R., r Anderson cor Jefferson.

Weeks, Wm. H., carpenter, A. & G. R. R-, r Anderson cor Jeffer

son.

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Weed, Henry D., of H. & J. W eed, r Harris cor Bull.

W eed, Joseph D., of H. & J. W eed, r Harris cor Bull.

W EED, H. & J. (Henry D. and Joseph D. W eed), importers of

coffee, iron, steel, and hardware, 173 and 175 Broughton.

Weems, James *M., clerk, with Wm. H. Stark & Co., r Marshall

House.

Wegan, Jacob, tinner, with J. J. Maurice, r Girard House.

Weichselbaum, Jacob, clerk, with Jacob Lippman & Bro., r S

Broad nr Barnard.

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Weil, Elias A., of Meinhard Bros. & Co., r Gordon nr Whitaker. Weil, Elias, of Meinhard Bros. & Co., r 149| Gordon.

Weigand, Peter, carpenter, C. R. R., r Purse nr Berrien.

W eiland, Chas., liquor-dealer and saloon, Whitaker cor Bay lane.

W eisbein, David, book-keeper,-with Jacob Cohen, r S Broad nr

Barnard.

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Weitzer, Charles, stone-cutter, with R. D. Walker & Co., r 4 Or ange.

Welcher, Charles, butcher,- market-house, r 117 Montgomery.

Wellborn, S. N., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r 151 S Broad.

Wellbrock, Gnorge,-family grocer, Walnut cor Harrison. Wellman, Chas. C.j 116 Diayton.

Wellman, Geo. B., 116 Drayton. .

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Wellman, John L., book-keeper, custom-house, r 116 Drayton. Wells, David, of J. J. Dale & Co., r 67 Charlton.

AVells, Francis O., blacksmith, with J. AV. Tynan, r Pine nr Ann. Wells,. James T., clerk, with Jacob Cohen, r 180, State.

Wells, John, laborer, C. R. R., r Charlton nr W Broad. Wells, Michael, laborer, 31 E Broad.

Wells, Thomas, policeman, Perry cor Drayton.

Wells, William. A., machinist, William nr W Broad.

W ells; Wm. P., clerk, with Lathrop & Co., r 136 Broughton.

Welsh, Mrs. Alice, wid. of Patrick, Bryan nr E Broad. Welsh, Geo. B., clerk, at P. O., r 58 Harris.

Welsh, James, policeman, Joachim nr Fahm.

Welsh, James, pump-maker, with A. B. Kent, r 13 W Broad.

Welsh, Michael S., clerk, with Haywood, Gage & Co., r W Broad

nr Charlton.

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Welsh,-Patrick, porter, with Palmer & Deppish, r Jefferson nr

Jones. .

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Welsh, Richard, family grocer, r 35 Gaston.

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Welsh, William, watchman, central hyd. cotton-press.

Wendelken, John, wagoner, Jefferson cor Charlton.

Wendelken, Martin, clerk, at jail, r Hall nr Jefferson.

Wenz, Chas. L., printer, New Houston cor Drayton.

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Wenz, Edward, machinist, C. R. R., r New Houston nr Abercorn.

Werner, Chas., Planters Hotel.

Werntz, John H., blacksmith, C. R. R , r St. Haul nr Harrison.

West, Alonzo M., of A. M. & C. W. West, r 88 Montgomery. '

W EST, A. M. & C. W . (Alonzo M. and Charles W. W est), gro

cers, 159 Liberty.

West, Chas. W ., of A. M. & C. W . West, r 114 Jones.

W EST, CH ARLES N., lawyer, 108 Bryan, r 93 Jones.

West, Eort, clerk, witji Dr. John A. Mayer, r 110| State.

West, H. C., shipping-clerk,- with J. B. West & Co., r 84 Gaston.

West, James B., of James B. W est & Co., r 84 Gaston.

W EST, JAMES B. & CO., agts. Balt, and Sav. steamship co.

and North German Lloyd's, and com. merchants, 120 Bay.

West, James G., asst, collection-clerk, Merchants Nat. Bank, r 93

Jones.

West, John R., cotton-clerk, with Bates & Comer, r 93 Jones.

W est, John, supt. Forest City marine hospital, r E Broad nr Gas

ton.

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West, Richard, asst, mail-freight clerk, C. R. R., r W Broad cor

Jones.

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West, Thomas, clerk, with George W . Allen, r 192 Broughton.

West, W. W., of G. A. Wilkins & Co., r 93 Jones.

Weslow, Adolphus B., of Weslow, W ade & Co., r 170 Taylor,

W ESLOW , W A D E & CO. (A. B. Weslow, S. H. Wade, and J.

Rosenbaum), cotton, produce, and com. merchants, 152

Bay.

Wessels, Frederick, family grocer, Price cor Huntingdon.

WESTCOTT, WM. H., saloon, River nr Lincoln, r 39 Broughton.

Westervelt, Peter B., gun-maker, with J. P. White, r Planters

Hotel.

W ETMORE, H EN RY S., ordinary of Chatham county, r 151

Jones.

W ETTER, AUGT. P ,, supt. Tyler cotton-press, r 215 S Broad.

Whalenr James, blacksmith, with D. O'Connor, r ft of Ann.

Whaley, Samuel, c., Reynolds nr Broughton.

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Wheaton, John F., of F. W . Sims & Co., r 123 Gordon.

Wheaton, Sf J., warehouse-clerk, with F. W . Sims & Co.

Wheeler, John, engineer, 20 Houston.

Wheeler, Joseph L , salesman, with Mienhard Bros. & Co., r 136 Broughton.

Wheeler, William, engineer, C. B. R , r 182 State.

Wheeler, Zep., engineer, C. R. R , r 201 Broughton.

Whelan, Charles Francis, clerk, with B. Brady, r E Broad cor Broughton lane.

Whelan, Joseph, clerk, with T. Dacey, r 17 Bay.

Whelan, Patrick, of Henderson & Whelan, r Roberts nr W Broad.

Whetstone, W., pressman, with M orning N ews, r 201 Broughton. Whitaker, Robert, shoe-maker, with Thomas Roche, r 45 Congress.

Whitcombe, Josiah L., book-keeper, 39 Abercorn.

Whitcomb, Lowell T., boarding-house, 39 Abercorn.

White, Charles, inspector, Sav. gas-light co., r Liberty nr Dray ton.

W H ITE, CHARLES J., city sheriff, r 119f Barnard.

White, Christopher, groceries and liquors, 179| Bryan, r 165 Jones.

White, Christopher, planter, 165 Jones.

White, D. G., o f W. H. Ross & Co.

White, Georgia E., William nr W Broad.

White, Gregory, machinist, with P. J. Bulger, r Liberty nr Dray ton.

White, Harris, clerk, with Mrs. S. White, r 181 Congress.

White, James, constable, Gwinnett nr Burroughs.

White, James, porter and. watchman, So. Ok. State of Ga., rP in e nr Ann.

White, James W ., yard-master, C. R. R , r 17 Tatnall.

White, John, c., clerk, with Rich & Hanff, r Drayton nr Taylor.

W H IT E , JOSEPH P., gun and lock smith, 158 St. Julian and * 155 Bryan, r 43 Perry.

White, Julia, 64 State.

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White, Lizzie E., dress-maker, Liberty nr Drayton.

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W hite, M argaret, L ib erty n r D rayton .

W h ite, P atrick, draym an, 37 C ongress.

W h ite , R ich a rd W ., c., clerk , in U . S. cu stom -h ou se, r 29 C h arlton .

W h ite, Sam uel, cloth in g, 27 Jefferson, r 160 S B road .

W H IT E , S A M U E L A ., su rgeon -den tist, 137 C on gress.

W h ite, M rs. Sarah, cloth in g, d ry g ood s, etc., 181 C on gress.

W h ite, S im on , c., b a rb er, w ith P h ilip H erm a n , r A n d erson co r

Jackson.

W h ite, S, M cA ., clerk, w ith K n o o p , H an n em an & C o., r Y o rk co r

L in coln .



W h ite, T ilm an, clerk, 186 W ayn e.

W h ite, T h om as, tin n er, w ith D aley & R ay.

W h ite, T h om as, capt. str. L izzie B aker, r 9 T atnall.

W h ite, T h om as, black sm ith , A . & G . R . R ., r L ib erty n r D ra y ton .

W h ite, W m . B ., w atch m an , W a ln u t n r Z u b ly.

W h ite , W in ., c., ca rp en ter, M ill la n e n r L u m b er.

W h ite, W m . C ., clerk , freed m a n 's savin gs an d tru st co.

W h it e , W i l l i a m E d ., m a r i n e - r e p o r t e r , w it h M orning N ews, r 1 7

T atnall..,

W h ite, W m . M ., fish -d ealer, stall 5 m ark et, r L in co ln c o r P e rry

la n e .

W h ite fie ld , A rch ie, c., W illia m n r W B ro a d .

W h iteh ea d , A m os P ., clerk , w ith M u ir & D u ck w orth , r 130 B rou gh

ton .

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W h iteh ea d , M rs. Ju liet, w id. o f W m ., 209 W ayn e.

W h ite h e a d , W m . S ., clerk , w ith W . A . T h om a s, r 2 0 9 W a y n e.

W h itfield, S am pson, cooper, L u m b er cor P in e.

W h itm an , J oh n P ., carpen ter an d bu ilder, r C on gress cor D rayton .

W h item an , M rs. N eom i, 180 S B road .

W h itin g , H erm a n G ., w a tch es a n d jew elry, 132 B rou gh ton , r

M on tgom ery cor C harlton.

W h ittle, A grip a G -, 22| W B roa d n r B rou gh ton .

W h itely , M rs. M a ry E ., w id. o f P eter, H a ll cor T atnall.

W H Y T E , A L B E R T , So. agt. W h eeler & W ilson sew in g-m achin es,

146 B rou gh ton , r H u ll cor B arnard.

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W ia rd a , G ., o f C arl E p p in g & C o., r L ib e rty co r W h ita k er. W ich m a n n , H erm an n , driver, w ith Ja m es R a y, r 1 Jefferson.W ick h am , E dw ard, w agoner, r 4 M on tgom ery. W ick h am , G eo., w ith W . M . P oole, 172 B ay. W ick h am , M rs. M ary, fam ily grocer, In d ia n cor F ah m . W ick liff, T h om a s, c., h arn ess-m a k er, w ith H . W . H ollister. W ick s, E d w a rd , c., p orter, at R ep u b lica n office, r F a h m n r Z tibly. W ick s, P rin ce , c., b u tch er, F a h m n r Z u b ly . W ick s, W illia m , carp en ter, A . & G . R . R ., r ,25 Jon es. W ieh rs, B ern hard, fam ily grocer, r F ah m cor N ew . W ieh rs, H en ry, fam ily grocer, 23 W B road . W ieh rs, J oh n F ., baker, w ith H . R oggen stein , r W h itak er cor M a
con. W IG G , G E O R G E , com . m erchant, 138 B ay, r E llesm ere, E n g. W iggin s, L ou is, capt. str. M organ , r In d ia n n r W B road . W iggin s, W m , clerk, at u p p er rice-m ill, r 60 W B road . W I G H T , SHELDON W ., a g t . c e n t r a l c o t t o n - p r e s s , r 1 2 9 C o n
gress. W ilb u r, M rs. A ., 105 Jon es. W ilb u r, Jon ath a n T ., 151 Jon es. W IL C O X , G IB B S & CO . (D an iel H . W ilcox, L eon a rd Y . G ibbs,
an d W m . C. M acm u rp h y ), com . m erchants, and im p. an d dealers in gu an o, an d agts. W illcox & G ib b s' sew in g-m a chin es, 148 B ay. W ilco x , D a n iel H ., o f W ilco x , G ib b s & C o., r N ew H aven , C on n . W ild er, M rs. G ra ce J., w id. o f Joh n , B rya n cor Ann. W ild er, J oh n H ., w atch m an , M on tgom ery cor H u n tin gd on . W ild er, Joh n R ., o f W ild er & F u lla rton an d R u ssian v ice consu l, r Screven H ouse. . \ W ild er, J osep h J., o f W ild e r & F u lla rton , r 125 G o rd o n . W IL D E R &, F U L L A R T O N (J oh n R . W ild er, A lla n F u llarton , an d Joseph J. W ild er), com . an d shippin g m erchants, an d agts. for great S o. steam ship line to N . Y ., 126 B ay. W IL E S , R . J., Sav. agt. W h eeler & W ilso n sew in g-m a ch in es, ( B rou gh ton cor W hitaker.
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W ilk in s, E rw in , m ach in ist, w ith P . J. B u lger, r P rice n r G aston . W ilk in s , G . A ., o f G._ A . W ilk in s & G o ., r L ib e r t y n r L in c o ln . W IL K IN S , G . A . & C O . (G . A . W ilkin s an d W . W . W est), com .
m erch a n ts a n d agts. P a ta p sco co., 120 B ay. W ilk in s, J. G ., m ach in ist, w ith P . J. B u lger. W ilkin s, M rs. M ary 0., 83 G aston. W ilk in s, M rs. M . J., 86 T aylor. W ilkin s, R . W ., clerk, w ith W ild er & F u llarton , r 86 T aylor. W ilk in son , F ran cis, b u tch er, stall 9 m a rk et-h ou se, r 56 P erry. W ilk in so n , F ra n cis J., b u tch er, 63 Jefferson . ' W ilk in son , U ria h B | o f B . J. W ilso n & C o., r N ew n an , G a. W ille, Joh n H . A ., clerk, w ith C. C. E h lers & B ro., r B ryan cor
Ann. W ilh a m s, A b ra h a m , c., ta ilor, 108 P resid en t. W illia m s, A b ra h a m , c., b u tch er, 117 Jefferson . W illiam s, A lex., c., draym an ,w ith B ern h a rd & K a yton , r 152 Jon es. W illia m s, A u gu stu s D ., o f A . D . W illia m s & C o., r 56| B rou gh ton . W IL L IA M S , A . D . & C O . (A u gu stu s D . W illia m s an d M ortim er.
H . W illiam s, jr.), grain an d provision s, 143 B ay. W illia m s, B en j., c., b rick -la y er, w ith C . C. Casey* r L u m b er n r
B errien . W illiam s, B . W -, m ach in ist, A . & G . R . R . W ilh a m s, C h arles H ., o f W . W , H olla n d & C o., r C h arlton n r
W hitak er. W ilh a m s, C. H ., g e n ! freig h t agt., A . & G . R . R ., r H u h n r B u ll. W ih , C arl, 180 H u ll. W illia m s, C asiu s, c., co o p e r, w ith C . H . H ern a n d ez, c., r P in e n r
Fahm . W illia m s, C h arles, c., la b orer, M ill n r W B ou n d a ry . W illiam s, D an iel, c., farm er, A rn old n r C leburn e. W illia m s, E b en H ., clerk, L ib erty b et L in coln an d H abersh am . W illia m s, M rs. E llen A ., w id. o f W h itm ell H ., 33 C harlton W illia m s, E d w a rd , c., p orter, w ith G . M . H eid t, r P in e n r A n n .W illia m s, F ra n k , c., p o rte r, w ith E . D . S m yth e, r J o a ch im n r
M ill.
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W illia m s, F red . S ., o M eld rim & "W illiam s, r 71 Jefferson . W illiam s, G eorge, F lorid a H ou se. W illia m s, G e o rg e , c., w ood -sa w y er, G reen n r H u n tin g d o n . W illiam s, H en ry, stew ard, P u lask i H ou se, r sam e. W ILLIAM S, H E N E Y , lawyer, Drayton cor Bay, r 142 Taylor. W illia m s, H en ry , c., la b orer, R a n d o lp h n r S h ell roa d . W illia m s, H en ry , c., d riv er fo r city, H all n r P rice . W illia m s, H en ry , c., la b orer, In d ia n n r F ah m . W illia m s, H en ry J., p a in ter, w ith M a g ill & E veritt, r M a rg a ret n r
Fahm . W ilh a m s, Jas. S ., civ il en gin eer, r 142 D ra y to n .
J W h a m s , J a m e s , c ., p o r t e r , w i t h C . L . G i lb e r t , r M i l l l a n e n r Fahm .
W ilh a m s, Jam es, carpen ter, w ith R ose, O urtis & C o., r G w in n ett n r W Broad.
W ilh a m s, J. H ., b ook -k eep er, w ith T . D . M arsh all & B ro., r C h arl ton n r W hitaker.
W illiam s, J. H ., jr., o f W illia m s & C rane, r P u lask i H ou se. W illia m s, Joh n , c., driver, w ith M ora n & R eilly, r P in e co r A n n . W illia m s, J o h n , c., la b orer, w ith C h arles Z in k , r 39 W B ro a d W illia m s, J o h n , c., bla ck sm ith , E B o u n d a ry n r S h ell ra d . W illia m s, J o h n , e., b a rb er, M in is c o r J efferson . W illia m s, Joh n , c., driver, w ith H olcom b , H u ll & C o., r W B ro a d
n r G w innett. W illia m s , J o h n ., la b o r e r , N e w H o u s t o n c o r A b e r c o r n . "W illiam s, J osep h , c., p orter, w ith S au n d ers, G o o d w in & M iller r
208 T aylor. W ilh a m s, J osep h , c., u p h olsterer, C h a rlton lan e n r P rice. W illia m s, J osh u a , c., p ressm a n , w ith G e rg ia S ta a ts Z ie tu n g r 29
H arris.
W illia m s, L a rry , c., p a ttern -m a k er, w ith M cD o n o u g h & B a ila n - j tyne, r P erry lane n r E B ou n dary.
W illia m s, L ew is, c., la b orer, F a h m n r W ih ia m . W illia m s, L y d ia M ., L ib e r ty b e t L in co ln & H a b ersh a m . W illiam s, M argaret G ., L ib erty b et L in coln an d H abersh am .
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p V IL L IA M S , M O R T IM E R H ., h ay, grain , an d provision s, a n d

com . m erchant, 161 B ay, r 47 C h arlton .

W illia m s, M ortim er H ., jr., o f A . D . W illia m s & C o., r 47 C h arlton .

W illia m s, M oses, c., la b orer, 36 M cD o n o u g h ,

W illia m s, N ick , c., coop er, w ith C. H . H ern a n d ez, c., r In d ia n

nr Fahm .

W illia m s, P a trick , c., salesm an , w ith S in g er's sew in g -m a ch in e c o -

W illia m s, S am u el, c., la b orer, J a ck son n r R ey n old s.

W illia m s, S im on , c., m u sicia n , M a rg a ret n r F a h m .

W illia m s, S olom on s, c., d river, w ith S. P . G o o d w in , r H a rris n r

P u rse.

W illia m s, T o n e y , c., carp en ter, B ry a n n r A n n .

W illia m s, T h a d , c., p orter, w ith C rom w ell & W a tson , r 115| J ef

fe rso n .

W illia m s, T h om a s, c., la b orer, 193 T aylor*

W illia m s, T h om a s F ., b ook -k eep er, w ith D avan t, W a p les & C o., r

n

L iberty n r L in coln .

W illia m s, T h om a s F ., clerk, w ith W ilco x , G ib b s & C o., r 91 Jon es.

W illia m s, T h om a s H ., o f A . D . K ren son & C o., r 169 G ord on ,

W illia m s, T h om a s V ., fisherm an, M a rga ret n r F ah m .

W illia m s, T on ey , c., coop er, w ith C. H . H ern a n d ez, c., r In d ia n

n r F,ahm .

W illia m s, W . A ., clerk , w ith K n o o p , H a n n em a n & C o., r 108

Jones.

W illia m s, W m . H ., surveyor, 236 B ay.

W illia m s, W . H ., lu m ber-in sp ector, 35 B rou gh ton .

|| W I L L I A M S & C R A N E (J . H . W illia m s , jr ., a n d T h e o . C ra n e ,

jr .), sh ippin g an d com . m erchants, 136 B ay.

W IL L IA M S O N , JO H N , cou n ty treasurer, office at court-h ouse, f

W h itak er n r G aston.

[W illiam son , J. P ., jr., clerk , w ith S au nders, G ood w in & M iller, r

W h itak er n r G aston.

illia m son , J o h n W . C ., en gin eer, H en ry n r B a rn a rd ,

illiam son , P orter, 144 State.

illink, H e n ry F ., 48 H a b ersh a m .

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W IL L IN K , H E N R Y E ., J R ., sh ip -carp en ter, eastern w harves, r

65 B roughton.

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W illin k , J oh n H ., forem an , w ith H . F . W illin k , jr., r 65 B rou g h to n .

W IL L IN K , J O S E P H D ., saloon , 122 B rya n n r B u ll, r 36 H arris.

W illin k , T h om a s M ., bla ck sm ith , 0 . R . R ., r 4 0 S tate.

W illin k , T h om a s D ., black sm ith , C . R . R , r 40 State.

W illis, F ra n cis M ., b a gga ge-m a ster, C. R . R ., r 25 Jon es.

W illis, M oses, c., lab orer, R ey n old s n r Ja ck son .

W ig g in s, P eter, carpen ter, C. R . R ., r P u rse n r B errien .

W illis , R o b e r t , p la s te re r , w ith 1G r a d y & T u lly , r W ils o n n r B e r r ie n .

W illis, W m ., c., la b o re r, R e y n o ld s n r S tate.

W illis, Y ork , c., p orter, w ith S olom on & C o., r 23 M cD o n o u g h .

W illis, M rs. S u san M ., w id. o f W ile y F ., 25 Jon es.

W ilm an s, C. F ., com . m erchant, 98 B ay, r C olu m bia square.

W ilm an s, J. L ., clerk, cu stom -h ou se, r 116 D rayton . W in k ler, A lv in N ., clerk, 189 P resid en t.

W in k le r, E . C ., p la n ter, 189 P resid en t.

W in k ler, M rs. E . M ., w id. o f Z . M ., 189 P resid en t.

W in k ler; V an R ., planter, 189 P residen t.

W ilson , A b n er H ., o f W ilson & H ap pold t, r 101J T aylor.

W ilson , A lexa n d er K ., carriage-trim m er, 9 B rou gh ton .

W ilson , A lex. K ., salesm an, w ith S in g er's sew in g-m ach in e co., r 9

B roughton.

W IL S O N , A L E X A N D E R N ., com . m erch a n t, 64 B a y, r 151 Jones.

W ilson , M rs. A m an da, w id. o f L em u el, C h arlton n r W B road .

W ilson , B en j. J., o f B . J. W ilso n & C o., r A tlan ta, G a.

W ilson , B . J. & C o. (B . J. an d J. B . W ilson an d U lrich B. W il

k in son ), com . m erchants, 80 B ay.

W ilson , J. B en ., o f B . J. W ilson & C o., r A tlan ta. G a.

W ilson , C arrie, dress-m ak er, w ith M rs. S um m ers, r H arris n J

P u rse.

W ilso n , M rs. 0 . C ., b o a rd in g -h ou se, 210 S B roa d .

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W ilso n , C h arles, c., p orter, w ith E in stein & E ck m a n .

W IL S O N ^ E D W . G ., gen . co llector a n d real estate agent, 155 G ordon.

W ilson , E d w a rd W ., o f W ilson & P ap y, r 152 H all.

W ilson , E liza C ., 175 P erry.

W ilson , E m m a, 33 S B road.

W ilson , F ran cis, clerk, C. R . R ., r Stew art.

W ilson , G e o rg e W ., e., p orter, w ith W ilso n & G ibson .

W ilson , G eorge W ., o f W ilson & B litch , r 42 H abersham .

W ilson , G eorg e G ., o f W ilson & B litch , r Y o rk cpr A b ercorn .

W ilson , H en ry, w ith J on es & C allan.

W ilson , H en ry B ., m ach in ist, C. R . R ., r C h arlton n r W B road .

W ilson , H illia rd j., 152 H u ll.

W ilSbn, J. A ., w ith R . W a y n e W ilson , r 155 G ord on .

W ilson , Jackson, laborer, R a n d olp h n r S B road.

W ilsb n , J. B ., m erch a n t, 100 A b ercorn ,

W ilson , J a cob H ., carpen ter, A . & G . R . R ., r 58 T aylor.

W IL S O N , J E R O M E N ., p h otog ra p h er, B rou g h ton co r W h itak er, r 133 York.

W ilso n , J oh n , c., b a rb er, w ith W m . In g liss, r B ro u g h to n la n e n r P rice.

W ilson , Joh n W ., o f W ilson & G ibson , r 189 Y ork.

W iison , J osep h T ., clerk , w ith J., H . & W . C reigh ton , r Z u b ly n r W Broad.

W ilson , L eon a rd , laborer, A n n n r H arrison .

W ilson , N athaniel, m ach in ist, w ith P . J. B u lger, r 74 B rou gh ton .

W ils6 n , N ed , c., fru it-sta n d , 2 8 J efferson .

W ilsd n , P a u l, c., la m p -lig h ter, F a h m n r B rya n .

W IL S O N , R . W A Y N E , cotton sh ipper and w eigher, 99 B ay, r 155



G ordon. .

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W ils o n , T h o m a s M ., M .. D ., sa lesm a n , w ith S o lo m o n s & C o ., r

State nr A bercorn.

W ilson , W . J., su p ervisor, 5th div. A . & G . R . R .

W IL S O N & B L IT C H (G eorge G . W ilson an d Joh n G . B litch ),

w h olesale a n d retail, grocers, an d liq u or-d ea lers, 188 a n d

190 Congress.

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W IL S O N & G IB S O N (Joh n W . W ilson an d W m . T. G ibson ),

w holesale an d retail g rocers, 182 St. Ju lian an d 181 B ryan .

W IL S O N & H A P P O L D T (A b n er H . W ilson and A lbert M .

H a p p old t)., w h olesale dru gs, toilet, etc., 176 a n d 178 C on

gress.

W IL S O N & P A P Y (E d w a rd W . W ilson and Isadore B. P ap y),

, saloon, 1Q1 B rou gh ton .

W ilt, G eorge, tailor, w ith C h arles G ross, 37 B ryan.

W IL T B E R G E R , W . H ., p rop rietor P u lask i H ou se, B rya n epr

B ull.

W in d h a m , G eorg e W ., carpen ter, C. B . B ., r Jon es n r W B road .

W in k ler, Z . N ., dep . clerk , S up. cou rt, r 39 Y ork .

W IN N , A L E X . A .j cash ier, w ith G roov er, S tu bb s & C o., r 79

B roughton.

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W in n , E d w a rd F ., train -h an d, C. B . B ., r M argaret n r W B road .

W in n , F ra n cis, black sm ith , w ith D . O 'C on n or, r J oa ch im n r

F alu n .

W in n , B obert, carpenter, w ith M . C. M urphy.

W in slow , Jam es, carpen ter, C harlton, n r W B road .

W in ter, P rank, accou n tan t, 101 B ay, r 139 H u ll.

W in ter, G eo. B ., black sm ith , w ith G . W . P arish .

W in ter, W m . H ., carpen ter, w ith P . K illorin , r H a rrison n r W

B road.

W ise, H en ry, tin -sm ith , w ith C. H opk in s,, r M a rga ret n r W B rpad.

W ise, W alter, painter, C. B . B -, r B ryan n r B arn ard.

W ith ers, C. A ., o f C. A . W ith e rs & C o., r S B roa d n r E B road .

W IT H E R S , C. A . & C O ., cotton a n d com . m erch a n ts, 104 B ay.

W ith in g to n , E d w a rd O ., p rin ter, w ith G . N . N ich o ls, r W illia m n r

Fahm .

W ith in g ton , Jam es E ., ship -carp en ter, 167 Y ork .

W ith in g to n , J o se p h S., m a ch in ist, C. B . B ., r 16 7 Y o rk .

W ittk a m p , C. H . G ., supt., w ith J. H . B u w e, r E B ro a d co r H u ll.

W ittm er, B olh ke, fam ily grocer, 21 P erry.

W olb er, Joh n , fam ily grocer, N ew H ou ston cor B arn ard.

W olfe, I. L .; D uffy cor W hitaker.

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W oh a k a , J oh n , m ach in ist, C. R . R :, r S im s cor W alk er.

W oh ltm a n n , J oh n N ., clerk , w ith J. L u d em a h , r 72 E B road .

W O H L T M A N N , M A R T IN ; saloon, 35 W B roa d r A n n n r Z ubly.

W o o d , E zra E ., o f W o o d & Joh n son , r B oston , M ass.

W ood , G eorge, ch ief w atchm an, C. R /R ., r C h arlton n r P nrse.

W o o d , Jam es E ., policem a n , E B roa d n r P resid en t.

W o o d , T h om as, tin n er, w ith H . Sack.

W O O D & JO H N S O N (E zra E. W ood and G eorge O. Joh n son ),

w h olesa le b oots, .sh oes, h ats, etc., 127 B rou g h ton .

W O O D B R ID G E B R O T H E R S (W . B. and H . H . W ood b rid ge),

gen. agents and com . m erchants, 88 Bay.

W o o d b rid g e , H . H ., o f W o o d b rid g e B ros., vice con su l fo r P o rtu

gal, an d sec'y o f b oa rd o f u n d erw riters, r 12 W a rren square.

W ood b rid g e, H en ry H ., in su ran ce agent, 12 H abersh am .

W o o d b rid g e , W . B ., o f B oth w ell & W o o d b rid g e an d W o o d b rid g e

B ros., r 12 H abersh am . W ood b rid ge, W yley, 12 H abersham . .

W o o 'd h o u se , W m . H ., c., ca rp e n te r, w ith M . C . M u rp h y , r 10|

T aylor.

W o o d in g , H u g h A ., m ach in ist, C. R . R ., r 88 M on tgom ery.

W o o d ru ff, D a n iel W ., b o o k -k e e p e r, -w ith T iso n & G o rd o n , r 101

Jones.

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W o o d s, C h arles B ., o f W m . H e n ry W o o d s & C o., r L in co ln cor

St. Julian.

W o o d s, C la yton R ., o f W m . H en ry W o o d s & C o., r 159 Jon es.

W ood s, Jam es, policem an , 42 P rice.

W o o d s, W illia m , lock -ten d er on O geech ee canal, r D u ffy n r B a r

nard. W o o d s, W m . H en ry, o f W m , H en ry W o o d s & C o., r S B roa d n r

B u ll.

WOODS, W I i l . H E N R Y & C O . ( W m . H e n r y W o o d s , H e n r y E .

B acku s, C h arles B . W o o d s, an d C layton R . W o o d s ), cotton

factors and com . m erchants, 82 Bay.

W o o lh o p te r, F re d e rick W . S ., b ook -k eep er, w ith A lex a n d er &

R u ssell, r 49 Y ork .

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W o rk m a n , T h o m a s S., fa m ily g ro ce r, In d ia n n r F a h m .

W ork m a n , W illiam , clerk, w ith S. C. Stew art, r 172 S tate. -

W o rle y , Jam es M ., u ph olsterer, w ith S ch w arz & B ra d y, r 111J W

B road.

W orm ley, -- ---- , carpenter, 20 W B road.

W orth eim erj Jam es, cig a r-m a k er, w ith H . G . R u w e, r 'C o n g r e ss

hr W Broad.

W ortsm an , L W ., fam ily g rocer, L ib erty co r T atnall.

W oslef, H en ry F ., salesm an, w ith M ein h a rd B ros & C o., r 156

S ta te.

W oyw ock , Julius, book -k eeper, w ith ban k in g-h ou se o f H . M ayer

& C o., r P lan ters H otel.

W ra g g , T h om as, w ith exp ress co., r 55 Jon es.

W ra y, Jam es E ., b ook -k eep er, 22 B rou gh ton .

W ra y, W m ., lieut. p olice and. ch ief detective, 24 B arn ard.

W rig h t, B . E ., clerk , w ith R o b e rt E rw in .

W rig h t, B en ja m in C ., clerk , w ith C o lq u itt & B a g g s, r 105 Y ork .

W rig h t, C ato, c., carpen ter, R e y n o ld s n r S B roa d .

W rig h tj M rs.' C a th a rin e, w id . o f T h o m a s, H a rris o n n r St. G a u l,

W rig h t, E d w a rd , c., p orter, w ith M . F e rst & C o., r B ry a n n r L u m

ber.

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W rig h t, E van s, c., w ith D ix o n , J o h n so n & C o., r S B r o a d co r

R eyn olds.

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W rig h t, Jam es, c., bu tch er, w ith F ra n k W ilk in son , r S im s lan e n r W alk er.

W rig h t, J o h n C ., co n d u cto r, A . & G . R . R ., r 105 Y o rk . W rig h t, Susan E ., 48 State.

W R I G H T , W M . A . , l o c a l r e p o r t e r , r M orning N ews, 2 1 A b e r c o r n .

W y b ria n t, J o h n , w h eelw rig h t, w ith D . O 'C o n n o r, r C o o p e r-s h o p

lane n r W B road.

W ylly, C harles, agen t for G a. State lottery, 89 Jon es.

W ylly, F red . R ., lu m ber-in sp ector, 158 T aylor.

W y lly , G eorg e W ., o f G . W . W y lly & C o., r P e rry n r B u ll.

W ylly, G . W ., jr., clerk, w ith A . M . S loan & C o., r P e rry n r W h it aker.

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W Y L L Y , ,,G E O R G E W . & C O . (G eorg e,W . W ylly, H en ry B lun, a n d . R a ym on d M . D em ere), au ction eers, real estate b ro kers, and com . m erchants, 120 B ryan.
W y lly , S im p son , c., coop er, w ith W ild e r & E u lla rton , r 212 W ayne.
W ylly, W m . B ., prin ter, w ith G eo. N . N ich ols, r 158 T aylor. ,W yly, T h om a s L ., b ook -k eep er, w ith J oh n M . C o o p e r & C o., r
150 T aylor.

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Y B A N E S , A N G E L G ., saloon an d ciga r room s, 1| B u ll, r B olton

cor Barnard.

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Y b an es, E m an u el D ., clerk , w ith A . G . Y b an es, r B olton co r B a r nard.

Y b an es, E u g en e D ., clerk , w ith G harles G reen , S on & C o., r B a y n r W h ita k er..;

Y o k u m , W m . S ., tin n e r, w ith L o v e ll & L attim 'ore, r A b e rc o r n n r

Jones.



Y on g, Joh n , fam ily grocer, r N ew H ou ston cor M on tgom ery.

Y on ge, A rth u r W ., clerk, w ith H en ry Y on ge, r B arn ard cor H all.

Y o n g e , B en j., c., co o p e r, w ith P rin ce K en d y , r F a h m n r B rya n . Y on ge, C laren ce R ., R ob erts n r W B road . Y O N G E , E A S T O N , ph ysician , 17 D rayton .

Y on ge, H en ry, p u rch asin g-agen t, C. R . R ., r B a rn ard cor H all. Y on ge, P h ilip , con d u ctor, C. R . R ., r 54 Jon es.

Y on g e, R eam er, firem an, C. R . R ., r R ob erts n r W B road . Y ork , W illis, c., p orter, w ith S olom on s & C o.

Y O R K E , W M . G ., m erch a n t-tailor, 30 B u ll c o r B rou g h ton lane.

Y ou m a n , T h om as, m ach in ist, 206 H arris. Y ou n g, Joh n , baker, w ith H . R oggen stein , r M on tgom ery n r B er
r ie n .

Y ou n g, Ju lian R ., clerk , w ith R . A . W a llace, r 56 Jon es.

Y ou n g , L o u is G ., o f G ou rd in s, Y o u n g & E rost, r 82 G aston . Y ou n g , M ilton , forem an , w ith J. J. D a le & C o., r 63 C h arlton . Y o u n g , O . B ., TJ. S . in s p e c t o r o f c u s to m s , 6 6 S B r o a d .

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Y ou n g , R ob ert P ., c., porter, at cen tral press, r M ill n r F ah m . Y ou n g , Sam , c., p orter, w ith J. T . L in eb erg er, r Y a m a cra w n r
.F a h m ; Y ou n g , S am u el A ., c., n ig h t-in sp ector o f cu stom s, B a rn a rd cor
L iberty. Y o u n g , S u m m er, c., d riv er, w ith S. P . G o o d w in , r M ill n r F a h m . Y ou n g, W . G ou rdin e, cotton -sh ip per, w ith G ou rdin s, Y ou n g &,
F rost, r 153 G aston. Y ou n g, W m . H . H ., prin ter, 75| M on tgom ery.
Z
Z acharias, E p h raim , cloth in g, 145 C on gress, r H u ll n r W B road . Z a ch a ria s, S ig m u n d , clerk* w ith E . Z a ch a ria s, r H u ll n r W B roa d . Z ealy, Josep h F ., clerk, w ith S. S. M iller, r B a rn ard co r S B roa d . Z eigler, Joh n , fam ily grocer, F ah m cor W illiam . Z ekin d, Joseph, o f M ax M . M yerson & C o, r B rou gh ton n r E
B road . Z ieler, S olom on , 7 B errien . Z IN K , C H A R L E S , bread, cake, an d pie baker, 39 W B road. Z ittro u e r, E d w in S., clerk , w ith R . H . T a tu m , r 212 H u ll. Z ittrou er, J. M ., clerk , w ith R . B . R ep p a rd . Z oller, C arolin e, 184 St. Julian. Z oller, P h ilip A ., b o o ts a n d sh oes, 184 St. Julian., Z oller, W ash in gton , baker, w ith H . R oggen stein . Z orn , C harles, clerk , w ith F . H eitm an n , r R ob erts co r S tew art. Z ou ck s, H en ry S ,, clerk , A . & G . R . R ., r C h arlton n r W B road . Z ou ck s, S am u el H ., o f D . A . D a ley & C o., r 186 W ayn e. Z u la w sk ey , S., p o licem a n , 15 H a b ersh a m .
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1871-2.

ACADEM Y. S T V IN C E N T D E P A U L , Liberty
cor Abercom.
ACCOUNTANT. T R A T M A N -- P E R R IN , 215 Hull.

Poole, W m , 172 Bay. Triest & Herman, 169 and 171 Bay. W A S H B U R N & S IL V A , 99 Bay. W Y L L Y , GEORGE W & CO, 120 .
Bryan. BAKERS.

A D VER TISIN G AGENCY. R A N K I N , W IL L I A M , 111 Bay.
AG R ICU LTU RAL IM P L E M E N T S. Cornwall, Fred W , 165 Broughton. Crawford & Lovell, 151 Congress and
153 St Julian. Oliver, D & Co, Congress nr W Broad. Palmer & Deppish, 150 and 152 Con
gress and 149 and 151 St Julian. P A R IS H , GEO W (manufacturer),
190 and 192 St Julian.
ALE, W HOLESALE DEALERS. D A V ID S O N , W M M , 159 Bay. H O N E , W IL L IA M , 133 Bay.
APO TH ECARIES. See Druggists.
AR C H ITE C TS AND SURVEYORS.
Bruyn, DeW itt, 1 Bull. * Grant, M B , 99 Bay.
Muller & Schwaab, 135J Bay.
AU CTIO N EER S. B E L L & H U L L , 170 Bay. . Ferrill, B B, 99 Bay. H O L L A N D , W M W , 178 Bay. Lamar & King, 113 Bay. McLaughlin, J & Son, 174 Bay.

Bashler, Joseph, 199 S Broad. Borchert, Mrs Louisa, 186 Bryan. C A M P B E L L, W M , 34 Bryan. Claghorn, W m . J, Bryan nr Fahm. Derst, John, 92 Broughton. Geibelhouse, Philip, agt, 185 Charl
ton. Kavanaugh, Patrick, 43 E Broad. McCall, Daniel, 26 York. Murphy, James L, W Broad cor Bay. Nordhausen, Augustus & Bro, 185
Taylor. Quint, Jacob, 52 Jefferson. Ruwe, John H , 73 Bay. Schrenck, Mitchell, 108 W Broad? Schwarz, John, 96 Lincoln, and 64
Jones. Stegmaier, John S, Henry cor t)ray-
ton. ' Transier, Matthias, 72 Bryan.
V on Glahn, Henry, 101 Whitaker. Zink, Charles, 39 W Broad. W alsh, John J, 199 Jones.
BANKS AND BAN K ER S.
Anderson, Edward C, jr, 6 Drayton. B R Y A N & H U N T E R , 101 Bay. CU M M IN G , W & CO, 10 Bull. D IL L O N , D A V I D R , 1J Whitaker. F R E E D M A N 'S SAYIN G S A N D
T R U S T CO, 111 Bryan nr Dray ton.

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KETCHUM & HARTRIDGE, Ex change building.
Marine Bank o f Georgia (in liquida tion), Aaron Champion, presi dent, St Julian cor Drayton.
M A Y E R , H & CO, Exchange build ing.
Merchants National Bank, 115 Bay. Mills, Chas F, at Marine bank. SAVANNAH BANE AND: TRUST
CO* 105 Bay. The Central Railroad and Banking
Co of Ga, 115 Bay. The Southern Bank o f the State of
Georgia, Bryan cor Drayton. The Southern Insurance and Trust
Company, 111 Bay.
BARBERS.
Cutine, Mrs Catharine, 166^ Bryan. Eberhart, W m , Marshall House. Hay wood, Joseph M, 8 Bull. Herman, Philip, 9 Bull. Ingliss, W m , Screven House. McCarthy, John H , c, 48 Whitaker. Marshall, Jerry, W Broad nr Harris. Schwenck, John, 178 Bryah. Seville & Bailey, c, 9 E Broad Sheftall, John, Montgomery cor Bay
lane. Tomlinson, W m J, 101 Broughton.
BLACK SM ITH S.
Clemence, James, River nr Jefferson. G R A N T , J ,J, c, 205 St Julian. Heagny, James, 3 W Broad. Kent, Alfred B , 13 W Broad. M oIN N E S , P M oGR EGOR , 189 St
Julian. O'C O N N O R , D A N IE L , Bryan cor
.W Broad. O 'Connor, P , E Broad cor York. Wallace, W m , 29 W Broad.
B illBEARDS. Bressnan, John, 158 and 160 Bryan. K E N D Y , JO SE P H P , c, 67 Price. S A L C E D O , A N T O N IO , Bull under
Masonic Hall.

BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS. E S T IL L , J H , 111 Bay. Nichols, George N , 93| Bay.
BO ARD IN G .
Allen, Mrs Rebecca, 200 Broughton. Baker, Mrs M A , 180 State. Berg, Mrs Mina, 160 S Broad. Bliss, Miss Clarinda, 105 Congress. Brown, Mrs, 23 Bay. Bryan, Thomas W , Roberts nr W
Broad. Burke, James, 59 Bay. Campbell, Mrs Mary A , 50 State. Carson, Miss Mary, 184 State. Carter, Mrs W W , 201 S Broad. Dillon, Mrs Elizabeth, 236 Bay. Dixon, Mrs Mary, 136 Broughton. Doyle, Mrs Margaret, 15 Habersham. Dunn, Patrick N , 35 Bay. Elkins, Mrs Jane E , 182 State. Exley, Mrs Lydia, 27 Berrien. Florida House, Mrs Rachel A Cool-
edge, Broughton nr Drayton. Freeborn, Mrs Margaret, 172 State. G A L IN A , A N T H O N Y , Biyan 2d
door east o f Lincoln. Gibbs, Mrs Em m a R , 156 State.. Hardee, Mrs Matilda, W Broad cor
Broughton. Haupt, Mrs Caroline N , 36 State. Hobart, Mrs E A., 85 Congress. Humphreys, Mrs E A , 201 Broughton. Jones, Samuel, 57 B a y ,, Keller, Mrs Elizabeth J, 56 Jefferson. Kenny, Bridget, 27 Bay. Lewis, Mrs M aiy Ann, 174 Liberty. McKenzie, Mrs Eliza, 57 Whitaker. Martin, John R , 89 York. Meitzler, Charles, 197 Congress. . Miller, Jacob, 150 S Broad. Miller, Mrs Milo, 198 Broughton. Navia, Eliza A-, 20 W Broad. Norton, Mrs Julia E , 51 W Broad. Redgate, Mrs Mary, 30 St Julian. Reynolds, Mrs M A , 130 Broughton; Rice, Mrs N C, 152 Hull. Robinson, Mrs Mary, Berrien nr
Purse.

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Rowland, Mrs Tatnall, 163 York. Savage, John, 56 Barnard. Shafer, Mrs E C. Shaffer, Mrs Mary A , 54 Jefferson. Stamm, Antone, 1 Jefferson. Thompson, Mrs Elizabeth, 194 Bryan.' W echsler, Mrs Catharine, 10 Mont
gomery. Whitcomb, LWell T , 39 Abercorn. W ilson, Mrs C C, 210 S Broad.
B O O K -B IN D E R S.
E S T IL L , J H , 111 Bay. Nichols, George N , 93^ Bay.
BOOKS, STATIO N ERY, ETC. C O N N O R , E D W A R D , Y ork cor
Montgomery. C O O P E R , J O H N M & CO, 146 and
1148 St Julian. E S T IL L , W IL L IA M , JR, 6 Bull. S C H R E IN E R , H E R M A N N L , St
Julian cor Congress.
B O T T L E R S -S O D A , A L E , E T C . R A Y , JAM ES, 15 Houston. Ryan, John, 110 and 112 Broughton. Y o n Harten & Grogan, Houston cor
President.
BO W LIN G A L L E Y . B A S L E R , V A L E N T IN E , 174 Bryan. Meyer, John R , 109 Broughton.

Decker, Abraham, 156 Congress and 155 St Julian.
Daniels, Thomas, 156 Broughton. Einstein, Eckman & Co, 153 Con
gress. Lathrop & Co, 141 and 143 Congress. Meyer, Cohen & Co, 148 Broughton. Nichols, George T , t59 Congress. Rosenheim & Co, 158 Congress and
157 St Julian. Ruggles, M M , 129 Congress. Sasnett, H H & Bro, 128 Broughton; Symons & Co, 12 Whitaker. Tuberdy, Patrick, 19 Whitaker. Zoller, Philip A , 184 St Julian.
BOOT AND SHOE M A K E R S.
Adams & Jackson, c, 28 Jefferson. . Cler, Charles F , 137 Broughton. Conroy, Patrick M , 26J Whitaker. Daly, Michael, 20 E Broad. Delayen, P J, 29j Drayton. Denson, Hardee, c, 30 Jefferson. Gibb, Jam es,-200 Liberty. Haas, Christian, 3 3 f Drayton. Haemmerle, Frank, 22| Jefferson. Hirt, Constantine, 29 Barnard. Erauss; M & Co, 185 Broughton. Muller, Henry, Jefferson nr Jones. M cNally, P, 35 Jefferson. Roche, ^Thomas M ,1 4 0 St Julian.

B R E K -M A K E R S . C H A P P E L L & G O , Ogeechee canal
near city. M oD O N O U G H , JO H N , Thunderbolt
road nr A & G R R . S W A I N & R O B E R T S , 2 miles above
city nr C R R.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, WHOLESALE. Meinhard Bros & Co, 111 Broughton. W oods & Johnson, 127 Broughton.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Butler, Thomas F , 21 Bull. Butler, W C, 133 Congress.
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BU ILD ER S AND CONTRACTORS.
Ash, George H , 70 ;Taylor. Butler, Gilbert, 163 Perry. Casey, Christopher C, Liberty bet
Abercorn and Drayton. Demarest, David, E Broad cor Charl
ton. Hogan, Matthew, Y ork nr Abercorn. P U T N A M , J H , Harrison cor Laurel. R O SE , C U R T IS & CO, W Broad cor
Gwinnett. Turner; George, 178 E Broad. W ard, Henry G, Barnard cor Duffy
lane. W A R D , JA C O B , 41 Houston.

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BUILDING M A TE R IA LS, L IM E ,

CEMENT, ETC.

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Gardner, John H & Co, 138 Bay. Grady & Tully, 98 Bryan.

C A R P E T S , O IL -C L O TH S, E T C ..
L A T H R O P & CO, 141 and 143 Con gress.
Schwarz & Brady, 133 Broughton.

BUTCHERS, SAVANNAH M AR KET.

Augustus, Robert. BAKER, JOSEPH H.

Bessinger, 8 S.

Brown, Peter. B yck, Simon. Castellaw, James W .; Clark, Fred J & Co.

Cooper, C T .

DAVIS & SCOTT.

Deberly, Charles.

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Drayton, Baldwin.

GARDNER, SOLOMON.

Hartley, Robert,

Miller, John.

Smallwood, Joseph.

Ross, David.

Ross, F.

Shelman, Albert, c.

Snead, Joseph.

Thomas, James.

Wilkinson, Francis.

BU TTER , CH EESE, AND HARD BV THE PACKAGE.
Goodall, S B , 141J Bay .

CARPENTERS AND BU ILD ER S.

B R A G D O N & SEG UR, 104 Con

gress. D O O L E Y , J O H N J, Broughton lane

cor Drayton. Fitzpatrick, John J, Bay lane nr
Whitaker. Hogan, Matthew, Liberty bet Lincoln
and Habersham. Killorin, Patrick, 19 Drayton. M U R P H Y , M C, 96 Bryan. P U T N A M , JO H N H , Harrison cor

Laurel. ' ROSE, CURTIS & CO, W
cor Gwinnett.

Broad

. C AR R IAG ES, E T C . Cohn, Salomon, Bay cor Jefferson. M cK ee & Bennett, W Broad cor Bay.
C E M E N T (BUILDING). G A R D N E R , J O H N H & CO, agts
Lawrenceville Rosendale Co. G R A D Y & T U L L Y , 98 Bryan.
CH IROPODIST.
Keogh, Mrs E , 33 Broughton.
CIGAR M ANUFACTURERS, B L U N , S P E IG E L & CO, 122 and
124 State. Cerveau, John L , 133 York. Felipe, Jose Q, 1| Whitaker! . Gerber, August, Berrien nr W Broad. Hirsch, Frederick, 58 W Broad. Herschbach, Joseph, 22 Whitaker and
20 Jefferson. Myerson, M ax M & Co, 20 E Broad. Ponce, Antonio, 72J Jones, Roseally, Felix, Fahm nr Bryan. Ruwe, H G, 176 St Julian. Yogel, Louis, 105 Broughton. Ybanes, A G, l j Bull.
C L O T H IN G . Apple & Son, 162| Bry&n. Brown, Morris, 48 Bryan. Brown, Elias, 17 Jefferson. Davidson, Mrs Roshe, 22J Jefferson. Duggan, Martin, 47 Bay. Epstein, J & Bro, Broughton cor
Whitaker. v Falk, I L & Co, cor Congress, St Ju
lian, and Whitaker. Gazan & Bro, Bay cor Bull. Golinsky, Abraham, 9 Jefferson. Herrick, Catharine, 6 Berrien. Heidt,' Jaudon $ Co, 117 Broughton. Hohenthal, Rosalie, 180 Congress. IV E S , A N S O N B, 1 Bull.

357

Lehwald, Jacob, 188 Bryan. Lewin, Samuel K , 2 S Broad. Lillienthal & K obn, 191 and 198 Con
gress. . . Meinhard Bros & Co, 111 Broughton. T O P H A M , H A & CO, 140 Congress
and 139 St Julian. Mitchell, A & S, 154 Bryan. Nichols, Geqrg S, 130 Broughton. Eich & Hanff, 183 Congress. -Rosenband, Jacob, 158 Bryan. Rosenheim & Co, 158 Congress and
157 St Julian.Rothschilds, Mrs Eva, 189 Congress. Schlessinger, John, 179 Congress. Tryful, Emanuel, 187 Bryan. Valaskey, George, W Broad nr In
dian. W ad e, James R ,`River cor Bull. White, Samuel, 27 S Broad. W hite, Mrs Sarah, 181 Congress. ' Zacharias, Ephraim, J.45 Congress.
C O A Ii. M ER CIER , J A , 153'Bay. Shivers, John S, 143 Bay. Taggart, Grantham I , 76 Bay.
C O F F E E IM PO R TE R S. W E E D , H & J, 173 and 175 Brough
ton.
C O M M E R C IA L . C O E IE G E . McCarthy, M B , Bull cor Broughton.
COMMISSION M E R C H A N T S . Adams, W m B, 146 Bay. Adams &' Bro, 68 Bay. Allen, Robert E, 114 Bay. Anderson, C G, 138 Bay.
Anderson, 0 W & Co, Abercorn nr Bay.
Anderson, Edward C. jr, 6 Drayton. A N D E R SO N , JOH N W 'S SONS, 6}
and 8 Drayton. Austin & Ellis, 96 Bay. Barnett, A & Co, .66 Bay. Bates & Comer, 122 Bay. Behn, P H & Co, 142 Bay.

Bell, Isaac, jr, 105 Bay.

B E L L & H U L L , 170 Bay.

Boit & McKenzie, 108 Bay.

Bothwell & Woodbridge, 90 Bay.

Brady & Moses, 116 Bay.

Bradley, R & Son, 86 Bay.

B R A N C H & SONS, 106 Bay.

Brigham, Holst &. Co, 130 Bay.

B R Y A N & H U N T E R , 101 Bay.

Burroughs, W m H , 80 Bay.

Clason & Co, 80 Bay.

Cohen, M A , 93 Bay.

Cohen, Octavus & Co, 98 Bay.

Colding & Turner, 58 Pay.

Colquitt & BaggS, 70 Bay.

Connerat, J V , 165 Bay.

Cope & Ripley, 118 Bay. Crane, H A & Co, 96 Bay.

Davant, W aples & Co, 56 Bay.

Davidson, Thomas D , 93 Bay.

Deas & Johnson, c, ft o f Bull.

Dickerson, J J, 114 Bay.

D R U M M O N D , E W , 211 Bay.

Duncan & Johnston, 92 Bay.

Dutenhofer, A , 94 Bay.

Elarbee, E A & Co, 173 Bryan.

Epping, Carl & Co, 136 Bay.

Erwin, Robert, 98 Bay.

Farley, F M & Co, 64 Bay.

Fatman, S, 136 Bay.

Ferrill, B B , 99 Bay. Finnegan, Joseph & Co, 94 Bay.

G AR DNER , J H & CO, 128 Bay.

Garmany, J K, 106 Bay.

Gibbes & Barnwell, 100 Bay.

Gourdins, Young & Frost, 134 Bay.

Gowen & Cunningham, 102 Bay,

Graybill, J H, 96 Bay.

.

Green, Charles, Son & Co, 136 Bay.

Griffin & Clay, 114 Bay.

Groover, Stubbs & Co, 94 Bay.

Guckeuheimer & Selig, 147 and 149 Bay.
Guilmartin, L J & Co, 136 Bay. Habf-rsham, Robert's Son & Go, 138
Bay.

Hardee, N A 's Son & Co, 128 Bay.

Hardwick, Charles C, 85 Bay.

Harley, G J & Co, 99 Bay. *

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358

Hartridge, A S., 108 Bay,

Sorrel Brothers, 88 Bay.

Hayes, W m 0 & Go, 141 Bay.

Stewart, S O, 4 Williamson.

Haym, Henry, 175 Bay.

Sturtevant, W B & Go, 202 Bay.

H A Y N E S, S G & BEO, 143 Bay.

Thompson & Walter, 91 Bay.

Herbert, Geo S, 180 Bay.

- Villalonga, John L , 110 Bay.

H O L L A N D , W M W , 178 Bay.

Walker & Allen, 7 Drayton.

Hanter & Gammell, 100 Bay.

Way, Charlton H , 120 Bay.

Kirksey & Scott, 136 Bay.

Weslow, Warle & Go, 152 Bay.

Knoop, Hanneman & Go, 122 Bay.

W EST, JAMES B & GO, 120 Bay.

Larcombe, E J, 116 Bay.

Wigg, George, 138 Bay.

Lathrop, J W & Go, 114 Bay.

W ilcox, Gibbs & Co, 148 Bay.

Lawton, Hart & Go, 85 Bay.

W illiams, Mprtjmer H , 161 Bay.

Little & Phillips, 79 Bay.

Williams & Crane, 136 Bay. .

Low, Andrew & Co, 58 Bay.

Wilmans, O F, 98 ay.

McDonnell & Eotureau, 180 Bay.

Wilder & Fallai ton, 126 Bay.

McLaughlin, J & Son, 174 Bay.

Wilson, A N, 64 Bay.

Magill & Everitt, 150 Bryan.

W ilson, B J & On, 80 Bay.

Marshall, T B & Bro, 60 Bay.

Wilson, E Wayne, 99 Bay.

Martin, J L , 94 Bay.

/Withers, C A & Go, 104 Bay.

Meyer, Henry, representing Press- Woodbridge Brothers, 88 Bay.

prich & Go, N Y , 89 Bay. Millen & Wadley, 116 Bay.

W oods, W m Henry & Co, 82 Bay.

Mills, T E & J G, 128 Bay. Minis, Abin, 130 Bay. Minor, H T & Co, 9$ Bay. Mitchell, T L & Co, 102 Bay. Muir & Duckworth, 132 Bay. Myrell, F M, Canal nr W Broad. Neely, Amzi, 114 Bay. O 'Driscoll & Guhne, 124 Bay. Owens & Clayton, 104 Bay. Phillips, John A & Go, 152 Bay. Pless, Louis, 136 Bay.
P O IN D E X T E E , A & CO, 97 Bay. PUESE & THOMAS, 109 Bay. Poole, Wm M, 172 Bay. Quntell, Nisbett &Coi 136 Bay. Eandall, Daffin & Go, 106 Bay. Eeed & Brown, 114 Bay.
EICH AE D SO N , A L, 124' Bay. EICH AEDSON & B AEN AED , 78
Bay. Eoberts, Jos A & Go, 124 Bay.

C O T P EgT IO N ER S. Biyins, T J & Go, Bull nr Broughton. Carson & Go, 43 and 45 Whitaker. Derst, John, 92 feropghton. Fitzgerald, Michael, 180 Bryan. Harig, Mrs Christina, 157 Broughton. Hernandez, John E, 162 Broughton. Hunt, Mrs Jane, 144 State. Merckling, Andrew, 119 Broughton. Mira, Anthony F, 182 Broughton. Mohr, Leopold, 138 Broughton. Noble, George, Bull cor Charlton and
Macon. Simon, Jacob, 22 Jefferson.

C O O PERS.

Hernandez, Oharls H, c, Indian nr

Fahm. -



Kendy & McDowell, c, ft of Bull. Proctor & Clark, c, ft of Bull.

Eowland & Teeple, 6 Williamson. Sams, W J, 86 Bay, Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, 146 Bay. `

C O PPER SM ITH S . Nioolson & McAleer, 27 Drayton.

Schlessinger, A, 104 E ay. Schuster & Warrand, 157 Bay. Sims, F W & Co, 102 Bay. Sloan, A M & Go, 114 Bay.

\ COTTON B R O K E R S . Caldwell, Edward A, 60 Bay. Millett, Thos M, 94 Bay. Scarbrough, A M, 74 Bay. 1

859

Stewart, James T, 128 Bay. Stiles. S Y & Oo, 104 Bay. Howland, J 0 & do, 97 Bay and 2
W illiam son .
COTTON FACTORS AND DEALERS. Adams & Brother, 68 Bay*

Lamar, ft Bay, B G Lay,,agt, 136 Bay, Tyler, Eastern wharves, Augt P W et-
ter, agt. Upper and Lower Hydraulic, foot W
Broad and Eastern wharves, Wm , Wade, supt.

Anderson, Edward C, jr, 6 Drayton.

Anderson, J.W 'sSons, 6| and 8 Dray t

ton.



Bates & Comer, 122 Bay.

C R O C K E R Y , CH INA, GLASS, & c. Allen, George W , 192 Broughton. Bolshaw & Silva, 152 St Julian and

Behn, P H & Co, 142 Bay. Bothwell & Woodbridge, 90 Bay. Brady & Moses, 116 Bay. B E A N C H & SONS, 106 Bay.

149 Bryan. Collins, J P, 149 Broughton. SM Y T H E , D W A B D D, 142
gress and 141 St Julian.

Con

Burroughs, Wm H . 80 Bay..

Colding & Turner, 58 Bay.

D EN TISTS.

Colquitt & Baggs, 70 Bay. D&vant, W aples & Co, 56 Bay. Duncan & Johnston, 92 Bay. Farley, F M & Co, 64 Bay. Fatman, S, 136 Bay. Finegan, Joseph & Co, 94 Bay. Gowen & Cunningham, 102 Bay. . Griffin & Clay, 114 B a y .. Groover, Stubbs & Co, 94 Bay. Guilmartin, L J & Co, 136 Bay.

Clark, F Y , 137 Congress,. CLIFFO BD, A L Y IN B , 168 Brough
ton. Henry, Erastus, 127 Congress. L 'Engle, Edwin W, 23 Whitaker. Parsons, Elisha, 125i Broughton. Postley, Allred M, 129 Congress. Boy all, H F,' 125 Congress. White, Samuel A, 137 Congress.

Hamilton, J F & M , 83 Bay. Hardee, .N A 's Son & Co, 128 Bay. Hunter & Gammell, 100 Bay. Kirksey & Scott, 136 Bay.

D ISPEN SAR Y. City, State cor Whitaker, B W Miller,
keeper.

Knoop, Hanemann & Co, 122 Bay. Lathrop, J W & Co, 114 Bay. Lawton, Hart & Co, 85 feay.

DOORS, SASH, BLIN D S, E T C . Blair & Bickford, 169 and 171 Bay.

Minor, H T & Co, 95" Bay. Owens & Clayton, 104 Bay.

OLIYEB, JOHN, 3 Whitaker. P U T N A M , JOHN H , Harrison cor

Beed & Brown, 114 Bay, Eowland, J C & Co, 72 Bay. Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, 146 Bay.

Laurel. B E M S H A E T , G H, 182 and 184 Bay. BOSE, CU B TIS & CO, W Broad cor

Sims, F W & Co, 1Q2 Bay.

Gwinnett.

Sloan, A M & Co, 114 Bay.

Stark, W m H & Co, Bay cor Lincoln. Tison & Gordon, 112 Bay. Villalonga, John L , 110 Bay. Walker & Allen, 7 Drayton. Way, Charlton H , 120 Bay. Woods, W m Henry & Co, 82 Bay.

DRAYM EN .
Dale, J J & Co, Liberty cor Thun derbolt road.
Daly, John, 51 W Broad. Letford & Co, 74 Bay. McCormick, Andrew, Minis nr W

CO T T O N -P R E S SE S.
Central Hydraulic, Biver bet Lincoln and Price, S W W ight, agt.

Broad. Moran & Beilly, 91 Bay. Prendergast, M G & Co, 87 Bay.

860

D R E S S -M A K E R S .
BYR N E, M ISS M AR Y, 102 S Broad. Cook, Maria, 5 Montgomery. Dagnan, Mrs James, 158 St Julian. Derby, Mrs J S, 145 York. Duff, Jane C, Liberty bet Abercom
and Drayton. Gurney, Mrs Letta L , Montgomery'
cor Congress lane.

Starbuck, Theo, 215 Bryan coy W Broad.

Tatem, Robt H , 61 Jefferson and 185

McDonough.

*

Ulmer, Benj F ,-17 Broughton.

Walsh, W J, 163 Byoughton.

Wilson & Happoldt, 176 and 178 Con' gress, ; 1 . *

Jones, Mrs Lydia, 168 Broughton.

D R Y GOODS*.

Kelly, Miss Maty A T, New Houston Amrouse, Mary M , 14 E. Broad.

nr Whitaker.

Apple & Son, 162^ Bryan.

Kilts, Misses Lou and Phene, 146 "Cohen, Elias, 162g'Broughton.

State..

Cohen, Jabob, 152 Broughton.

McCarthy, Miss Ellen, 174 Brough ton.
Mustin, Mrs E B, 134 Broughton.

Cahen; P & Bro, 22 Barnard. CR EIG H TON, J,* H , & W ; 149 Con
gress. ,

Rawls, Mrs Margaret, 99 Congress.

DeWitt & Morgan. 139 Congress.

Roche, Mrs Ellen, Montgomery cor E IN ST E IN , E CK M A N & OO, 151

Br&uahton.

l Congress.

Rutzler, Mrs Ann, 36 S Broad.

Epstein, I & Bro, Broughton cor

White, Lizzie E, Liberty nr Drayton.

Whitaker.

Fowler, Mrs Anna, 25 E Broad.

DRU G G ISTS.

Fried, Lewis, 164 Broughton.. ?

Barie, Marc A, 75 Whitaker. Chisholm, Timothy B, W Broad cor
Charlton.
EDWARDS, AUGUSTUS L, 47 E Broad.
Fowke & Haltiwanger, Abereorn cor Jones.
Gallager, Harry, cor Liberty and Abercbrn.
Hardee, Benj W , 50 Broughton. Heidt, G M, 21 Whitaker. H IL L SM A N , C, H, cor W Broad and
Broughton.
Lincoln, W W , 125 Congress cor Bull. Lippman, Jacob' & Bro, 169 Congress
and 17 Barnard*. Macon, Gideon H, 108 Barnard. Mayer, Dr John A, 30^ Bull. Myers, Fred, 144 SBroad. Norton, Alex R, 51 W Broad. ROBINSON, J B & CO, Bull cor
Broughton lane. Shaffer. Orville T, 105 Montgomery. SOLOMONS, M J, 89 Bay. Solomons & Co, 167 Congress.

G R A Y , O B R IE N & OO, 147 Brough ton.
Hogan, Daniel, 141 Broughton.' Hohenthal, Rosalie, 180 Congress. Joel, Yoel, 184 Congress. L A T H R O P & CO, 141 and 143 Con
gress, "
Levkoy, Julius, 190 Broughton. Lillienthal & Kohn, 191 and 193 Con
gress.
McGowan, James j ; 158 Broughton. Oppenheimer, Mohr & Co, 165 Con
gress. ,
ORFF, W A T K IN S & CO,- 127 Con gress.
Pepper, Thomas, 131 Congress. Perlinsky, Julius, 176 Bryan. Rich &Hanff, 183 Congress. R O G ER S & DA SH ER , 145 Brough
ton.
Rothschilds, Mrs Eva, 189 Congress. Rosenheim & Co, 158 Congress. Schlessinger, John, 179 Congress. Silva, Castro, 184 S Broad. Strauss, Mrs Sarah, 161 Congress White, Mrs Sarah, 181 Congress.

361

D Y E R M D SCOURER.
Oehler, Charles, W Broad er Con gress lane.
E X P R E S S CO M PAN IES. European House, local. Southern Express Co, 107 Bay.
F E R TIL IZE R S.
Hardee?s Son, N `A & Co, 128 Bay. Hardwick, C has 0 , 83 Bay. L A Y, B G, agt; Peruvian guano, 136
Bay. Minor, H T & Co. 05 Bay. P U E SE & TH O M AS, 109 Bay. Saunders, Good win & Miller,.146 Bay. Willcox, Gibbs & Co, 148 Bay.

F R A M E S (LO O K IN G -G LASS AND PIC TU R E).
JONES & C A LL AN, St Julian front Johnson sq.
Eyan, D J fic Co, 145 Congress.
FU RN ITU R E D E A LE R S.
Boley, M & Co, 187 Broughton. HEND E E SO N , THOM AS, 224 W hita
ker. Kelly & Co. 190 Broughton. Miller, A J & Co, 150 Broughton. M IL L E E , SAM 'L S, 169 and 171
Broughton. Newmark, M ey er,182 Bryan. Eemion, John B, 203 Broughton. Bollandin, Camille, Q Broughton.

P ISH , O YSTE R S, E T C .
Arnau, John B, Market-house and Bay lane.
Benson, Dan'l A, 110 Bay lane. Bennett, Joseph, stall at Market and,
168 Bay lane. Days, Paul & Co, 1764 Bay lane and
.4 Market. , Hudson, George, Market-house and
liO Bay lane. Savarese, Louis, 115 Bay lane. . Smith & Kemps, 181 Bay lane and
Market-house. S U L L IV A N , M M, 1 Market and 116
Bay lane; White, W m M, stall 5 Market.
FLO R IST.
Parsons, John H, 111 State.
F L O U R AN D (GRIST M IL L S .
B A E IE , C E & CO, Habersham cor Liberty.
Hagar, Elisha, 43 Bay. H A YN E S, S G & BEO, 143 Bay and
Montgomery cor Congress. Mehrtens, Luder, 85 Jefferson.
FO U N D R IES, IRON AND B R A SS.
GLEASON, S W , 195 St Julian. Lufburrow, O H , Taylor cor Haber
sham. M cD o n o u g h & b a l l a n t y n e , e
Broad cor Perry.

G A S-F IT T E R S AND PLU M BER S. EVA N S, W M , 157 Broughton. Nicolson & McAleer, 27 Drayton. THOM AS. W A, 159 Broughton. Savannah Gac-Light Co, J F Gilmer,
president, 1 Bull. SAVANNAH IM 'D G A S-L IG H T CO,
D eW Bruyn, ,president, 1 Bud. Bobider, Alfred, 141 and 1414 Bryan. W A K E F IE L D , CHAS E , 94 Bull.
G E N T .' S F U R N IS H IN G GOODS.
Bonney, E , 136 Broughton. Falk, I L & Co, cor Congress, St Ju
lian, and Whitaker. IVES, A B, 3 Bull. Nichols, Geo S, 130 Broughton. TOPHAM , H A & -CO, 140 Congress
and 139 St Julian.
GROCERS. Asendorf, John,. 95 Price. A LE XA N D E B & BU SSELL, whole
sale, Abercorn cor Bryan. iBain, James, 46 Price. Bankeimpen, George, Bull cor An
derson. BannOn, Edward, Bryan cor Ann. Barnes, Bbert F, 46 Williamson cor
W Broad* B E A T T Y , C J & Co, 31 Whitaker, oid
No 36.

362

Beckman, W m , 106 Jefferson.

D A L Y , P AT R IC K E, Arnold cor

Behrens, Peter, 99 W Broad.

Perry lane.

Berger, H W, Arnold cor S Broad. Bernard, Smith, Canal cor Fakm.

DEACY, P AT R IC K H , 19 William son.

Bernhard & Kayton, wholesale, 167 Dehives, Berndt, 68 Jefferson.

Bay.

I Dehives, John H , 106 W Broad.

Betjeman, Henry, 200 Gaston.

Delorge, Mrs Susan, Duffy cor Aber-

Beytagh, Mrs Maria, 17 York.

corn.

Bleyert, Henry, Hall cor Jefferson.

D ILLO N & STETSON, wholesale, 85

Booken, Charles, Joachim cor Fahm.

Bay.

Bohlken, Karston 'W, Liberty coir Shell road.
Bonham, W m , Huntingdon nr Price.

Doyle, Alexander, 17k Whitaker. Doyle, M J, 160 St Julian and 157
Bryan. \

Bradley, W m H , 91 Habersham.

Brannon, Mrs Mary, Randolph cor

Cleburne.

",

Brannon, James, Berrien cor Purse.

Brown, James F, 87 Bay.

Brown, J A & Co, 101 Bay.

Doyle, Lawrence* Zubly cor St Gaul. Dressen, Mrs Louisa, Roberts nr W
Broad. Duwart & Mansfield, 54 E Broad. Duggan, J6hn C, 35 E Broad. Ebbs, William, 66 Jones.

Bube, Henry, Walker cor Sims. Burch, John R, E Boundary.cor E

Ebiers, Charles C & Bro, Bryan cor
Ann,

Broad. '

Ehlersj. Chas F, 37 Jefferson.

Burch, Richard T , 21 Price.

Epstein, Jacob, 202 Bryan.

Butler, William, Fahm cor M ill..

Esdorn, Mrs Harriet A, Fahm nr In

Byrns, Edward, Stewart cor Wilson.

dian.

Carlis, Patrick, Indian nr Fahm.

Faass, Otto, S Broad cor Anderson.

Carney, Mrs Mary, S Broad cor Rey Falligant, L N, 170 Bryan.

nolds. Carolan, Michael, 90 W Broad.

Feeley, Michael, 242 Bay.

.

Ferst, M & Co, wholesale, 145 and 147

Carroll, Thonjas, Fahm cor Iudian

Bay.

lane.
Carter, Thomas L ,' 24 Price.
Cavanaugh, Mrs Jane, Hull cor E Boundary.
Champion & Freeman, wholesale, 103 Bay.

Fields, Henry, e, E Boundary cor S Broad.
Flieshman. W m, 93 Jefferson. Flaherty, Edmund, 42 Price. Flatiey, Andrew, Joachim nr Mill. Flynn, W m J, Indian nr W Broad.

Claghorn & Cunningham, wholesale, Foley, Mrs Mary, Broughton nr E

116 Bay.

Boundary.)

Cleary, W m J, Arnold cor Jackson.

Fowler, W m, E Boundary nr Hull.

Gonnerat, J V, wholesale, 165 B a y ..

Friadenberg, A & L, Wholesale, 21

Cook, Jos B, St Gaul cor Harrison.

barnard.

Cooper & McArthur, 186 Congress Geary, Patrick, 9 W Broad.

and 181 St Julian.

GIBBONS, W M A, Taylor cor Lin

Cooney, Mrs Mary A, Broughton cor

coln.

E Boundary.

Gilbert, C L & Co, wholesale, 163 Bay.

Courtney, W m B, Orange cor St Gaul. Gomm & Leffler, wholesale, 19 Bar

Creaghan, Patrick J, Pine cor Ann.

nard and 171 Congress.

Croniwell, 0 , 143 York. Cullen, Patrick, Poplar cor Harrison. Daley, D A & Co, 186 W ayne.

Graeffe, Bernhard, Montgomery cor Huntingdon.
Graham, W m , 173 Congress.

363

Green, Edward W , c, Jackson nr A n Lavin, Michael, 45 E Broad.

derson* Grimm, Daniel, Stewart nr W Broad. Grimm, Richard, Jones cor Wilson.

Lawrence, J S & Co, 198 Broughton.
Lenzer, John, 22 McDonough.
Lindner, Mrs Margaret, Canal nr W

Grogan, Martin J, 36 Habersham. -

Broad.

Guckenheimer & Selig, wholesale, 149 Lloyd, Josiah, E Broad cor Jones

and 151 Bay. Habersetzer, Martin, Montgomery cor

lane. Lorch, John, Huntingdon cor Jeffer

Huntingdon.

son.

Habersham, Edward,, c, Fahm cor Ludeman, John, 72 E Brad.

Harrison.

LYO N , JOHN, 144 Broughton.

Hahn, John, Fahm cor Pine. Harms, C H & Co, 33 Gordon.

Lynch, John, 15 E Broad. McBride, James & Co, River cor Bar

Harris, John G, W Broad cor Gwin nett.
Hart, James, 186 St Julian. Hartloge, Henry, 70 W Broad. Hartman, Claus, Margaret hr Fabm. Heidt, James H , William nr W Broad.' Heitmann, F, Roberts cor Stewart. Heitmann, John H , 54 Jefferson. Helmboldt, Geo, 34 and 36 Price, Helmken, Martini, 6 E Broad.

nard. McCartney, Geo A, 202 Wayne, McCarthy, Mrs Margaret, 33 McDon
ough, McCredmond, Anthony, 24 E Broad. McDonald, Mrs Margaret Price cor
Hall. McElligott, Edward, 215 Gaston. McGrath, James, 44 Congress. McGuire, Mrs Rosanna, Fahm cor

Henges, Martin, 185 Gaston. Henken, D W , Liberty cor Thunder
bolt road. Hennemyer, Fred H , Jones nr Purse. Hennessy, John H, 10 Houston. Holcombe, Hull & Co, wholesale, 155

Mill* Mclntire, J W & Co, 185 Bryan. Mclntire, W & R, 13 Market square.. McKenna, Felix, Taylor nr E Broad. McMahon & Kelly 17 E Broad. Malloy, Thomas F, Znbly cor St Gaul. Mather, John C, 195 S Broad.

Bay. Honig, Martha, 31 Hull. Horrigan, Mrs Mary, 18 Bryan. Houlihan, Thomas, Bay cor E Broad. Immen, Henry, 95 Habersham. Jansen, George A, 54 Price. Joel, Yoel, 184 Congress., Judge, Mrs Sarah, Stewart nr W
Broad. Kane, Mrs Johanna, Joachim nr Mill* Kane, Michael, 20 Berrien.

Mehrtens, Luder, 186 Charlton. Meincke, Frederick, Fahm cor Bryan. Meldrim & W illiams, 187 Congress. Mendel, Meyer, Anderson cor W hite
Bluff road. Mendel, Selig, agt, Liberty cor Ran
dolph. Meyer, Ehler D, 31 Charlton. Meyer, John, 215" Wayne. Meyer, Moritz, Tatnall cor Hunting
don.

Kempf, Mrs Agnes, Berrien cor Purse. Meyer, W m F, Fahm nr Joachim.

Kline, S F, Canal ft W Broad.

Moore & Humphreys, River nr Bar

Klug, Frederick, 100 Price.

nard.

Kriete, Frederick, 52 Montgomery.

Morgan & Halligan, 30 Whitaker.

Krenson, A D & Co, 165 Broughton Muller, Chas H , Purse cor Jones.

and 25 Barnard.

Mulligan, Thomas, Zubly cor Fahm.

Kuck, Frederick, 81 W Broad. Kuck, Henry, Jackson cor Reynolds. Kuck, Henry, 116 Jefferson.

Murkins, Guvert, 5 E Broad. Murray, Orick B, 214 Broughton. O'Connor, Dennis, 66 Congress.

46

364

Ohlmyer, M tsAnna, Berrien nr Purse. P AU LSE N , J & CO, Market dock ft
Barnard. Paulsen,. Nicholas, , W Broad cor Ca
nal. Precht, Henry, 185 Jones. Prendergast, Thomas, Ann corZubly. Quinn, Michael, Jackson cor Arnold. Quinn, Timothy, 200 Jones. Keilly, Francis, Fahm cor Mill. Reilly, Margaret, Jones cor Aberoorn. Reilly, Peter, 103 Broughton. Ressel, Rudolph, W Broad cbr Hunt
ingdon. Rober, Theo, W hite Bluff road nr A n
derson.
Rocker, Chris, Purse cor Jones. Schroder, Mrs' Honora, W Boundary
cor,Jones. Scott, Geo E, Whitaker nr Anderson. Sheehan, John D, 1 York. Sievers, Lewis, 57 Broughton. Semken, Henry, River. Smith, James, Bryan cor Fahm. Solomon, N E, wholesale, 173 Bay. Solt, W m, Indian cor Fahm.

Ward, James R, River cor Bull. Watts, J G & Bro, 180 St Julian and
179 Bryan. Wellbrock, Geo, Walnut cor Harrison, Welch, Richard, 35 Gaston. Wessels, Frederick, Price nr Hunting
don and Liberty nr Shell road. , West, A M & C W , 159 Liberty.
White, Christopher, 179| Bryan. Wiehrs, Bernhard, Fahm cor New. Wiehrs, Henry, 23 W Broad. Wickham, Mrs Mary, Indian cor
Fahm. * Wilson & Blitch, 188 and 190 Con
gress. W ilson & Gibson, 182 St Julian and
181 Bryan. W ittmer, Bolhke, 21 Perry. Workman, Thos S, Indian nr Fahm. Wolber, John, New Houston cor Bar
nard. Wortsman, L W , Ogeechee road cor
Anderson. Yong, John, New Houston cor Mont
gomery.

Spieldock, Mrs Minnie, Jones cor Walker.
Springer, Peter B , Reynolds nr State. Stark, W m H & Co, wholesale, Bay
cor Lincoln. Steinberg, John, 19 Price.
Stunt, Robert N, Hall cor Montgom ery.

GUN AND LO CK SM ITHS.
Lynd, Congress nr W Broad. M ARIN, NICOLAS, 172 Bryan. Stephens, H C, 161 Congress lane. SACK, H E N R Y , 185 Congress. White, J P, 158 St Julian and 155
Bryan.

Sullivan, John, Liberty nr Drayton. Suiter, Henry, 199 Liberty. Suiter, Henry F, 104 Price. Tamm, August H , 46 Montgomery. Tamm, John, Zubly cor Poplar. Tarney, Mrs R, Mill nr Fahm. Thompson & Walter, wholesale, 91
Bay. Truslow, James A, Jones cof Lumber. Von Glahn, Henry, 101 Whitaker. Van Waldeur, George, Henry lane cbr
Drayton. Schroder, Henry, Berrien cor Purse. W ade, Edward, c, 51 E Broad.

H ARDW ARE, ETC.
Cornwell, Frederick W , 1654 Brough ton.
Crawford & Lovell, 154 Congress and 153 St Julian.
HOPKINS, CORM a CK, 167 Brough ton.
Lovell & Lattimore, 155 and 157.Cohgress.
Palmer & Deppish, 150 and 152 Con gress and 149 and 151 St Julian.
W E E D , H & J, 173 and 175 Brough ton.

Waldner, John V, Huntingdon cor W

Broad.

,

HARNESS, SAD D LERY, ETC. Cohen, Salomon, Bay cor Jefferson.

Knapp, Noah B, 160 Congress and 159 . St Julian.
Nidlinger, E. L , 156 St Julian and 153 Bryan.
O'Maiony, John, .46 W Broad. PURDY, JAS E, 9 Whitaker.

IN TELLIG E N C E O FFIC E . Watkins, Thos W , 120^ State.
IRON AND STEED IMPORTERS. W E E D , H & J, 173 and 175 Brough
ton.

HATS, CAPS, ETC.
I pecker, ,,A, 154 Congress. ' D U M A S,^H B , 137 Congress.
E IN ST E IN , E C K M A N & CO, 153

IRON AND W I R E R A ID IN G . Headman, Henry D, 117 Broughton. TH OM AS & CO R N ELL, York nr
Barnard.

Congress.

H A Y , G RAIN , F E E D , E T C .

IVES, A B, 3 .Bull. W ood & Johnson, wholesale, 127
Broughton.

Anderson, G W <Sh Co, Aberoorn nr Bay.
Desmarets, H L , 175 Bryan.

HOTELS.

Bressnan, John Bressnan, propr. E U R O P EA N HOUSE, Dan'i McCon%

;

nell, propr, 116 and 118 Bryan.

Girard House, Ruwe & Girard, propre,

5

Julian.

M A R S H A L L H OU SE, A Luce, propr,

Broughton bet Drayton and A b-

H A Y N E S, S G & BRO, wholesale, 141 Bay and Montgomery cor Congress.
Hutchins, C V , 133 and 135 Bay. M ER C IE R , J A, 153 Bay. Schuster & Warrand, 157 Bay. . Shivers, John S, 143 Bay. W illiams, Mortimer H , 161 Bay.

ercorn. Planters, George Ch Gemeenden,
propr, Barnard cor Bryan. P U LASK I HOUSE, W H Wiltberger,
propr, Bryan cor Bull. P AV IL IO N , A Fernandez, propr,

H ID ES, W OOD, ETC.
DAVIDSON, THOM AS D, 93 Bay. H E N D E R SO N , M Y, 170 Bay. C & S L E D L IE , 186 Bay. Sturtevant, W B & Co, 202 Bay.

York cor S Broad.

Savannah Hotel, Congress cor Jeffer

son.

r

SCREVEN HOUSE, Bull cor Con

gress.

IC E D E A L E R S . Haywood, Gage & Co, 188 Bay. Thrasher, Blanchard & C o ,. 202, 204,
and 206 Bay.

' INSURANCE.

H OUSE -F U R N ISH IN G GOODS.

Allen, George, 130| Congress.

Bolshaw & Silva, 152 St Julian and Anderson, Clarence G, 138 Bay.

149 Bryan.

B R E N , R O BER T R, Bull cor Brough

Collins, J P, 149 Broughton.

ton. '

Douglass, Jno A, 154 & 156 Brough Brigham, Henry, 111 Bay.

ton.

Bryan & Hunter, 101 Bay.

HOPKINS, CORMACK, 167 Brough Bulloch, W m H, 1 Bull.

ton.

Cohen, M A, 93 Bay.

,

.

Lovell & Lattimore, 155 and 157 Con Colcock, C J, 140 Bay.

gress.

Cosens, W C, 107 Bay.

SACK, H E N R Y , 185 Congress.

Cunningham, Frank, 112 Bryan.

SM Y T H E , D, 142 Congress and Elliot, Henry, 135 Bay.

141 St Julian.

Epping, Carl '& Co, 136 Bay.

./
366

Footman, R H & Go, 114 Bay.

Guerard, John M , 151 B a y .

Grant, Hugh, sr, 94 Bryan. Harden, Thomas H, 11 Abercdrn. Johnston, J E & Go, 105 Bay.

Harden, W m D , 1511 Bay. Hardon &Levy, 99 Bay. Hartridge & Chisholm, 8 Drayton.

a
OtMm

Knickerbocker Life,. W R Boyd, man Howard, Volnoy, 94 BroughtunT*

ager, 93 Bay. Lockwood, Robert M , 138 Bay. Lovell, Mansfield, 120 Bryan. M ACM U ED O , CH AR LES, 95 Bay. Neely, Amzi, 114 Bay. P ALM ER ,' THOM AS H , 11 l Bay. Shafer, L M, Bay cor Bull. Simpson & Bates, 94 Bryan, Spencer & Gehe, 1 Bull. Stewart, James T, 128 Bay. The Southern Insurance and Trust
Company, T H Palmer, manager and secretary, 111 Bay. Thomas, John T, 113 Bay. Weslow, A, 104 Bay. Woodbridge Bros, 88 Bay.

Jackson, Lawton & Basinger, 135^ Bay.

Jones, G Fenwick, 113 Bay.

Law, Lovell & Falligant, 120 Bryan.

Lester, Rufus E , 161 Bay. **

* 4*

Lloyd, Thomas E, 113 Bay.

' *

Mann, W m Grayson, 108 Bryan.

Meldrim, P W , 161 Bay.

Mercer, George A, 106 Drayton.

Mills, Thomas R, jr, 107 Bay.

Norwood, Thomas M , 111 Bay.

'Byrne, Dominick A, 1 Bull.

Owens, George S, 113 Bay.



Paine, William W , 151$ Bay.

J Pope, Juseph', 153 Bay.

Richards, Rodolph R , 107 Bay. ,

Russell, Isaac, Oourt-hottse.

INTERPRETER OF LANGUAGES. TR AU TM A N -- PERRIN, 215 Hull.

Russell, Levi S, 153s Bay.

^ Uftj

Russell, P M, sr, Court-house.

Russell, Philip Marton, jr, 124 Bryan.

J P A K -D E A L E R S .

Saussy, Joachim R , 113 Bay.

Kelly, John, E Boundary nr Brough ton.
R YAN , M T , River nr Jefferson.
S A D IE S ' FU R N ISH IN G -G O O D S.

Smith, Alfred B, 1 Bay. Staley, W m O, 6 Bull. Starbuck, Nathan H , 215 Bryan. . Stone, Amherst W , 114 Bryan. Thomas, John H, 135i Bay.

Bonney, E, 136 Broughton.

Tompkins, Henry B, 7 Drayton.

Garfunkel, B M , 180 Broughton.

W ade, Robert J, Bull cor Bay lane.

Houston, H G & Go, Bull, under Ma West, Charles N, 108 Bryan.

sonic Hall.

W illiams, Henry, Drayton oor Bay.

Phillips, Mrs Theresa, 181 Broughton.

L IQ U O R -D E A L E R S .

LAW YERS.

A L E X A N D E R & R U SSELL, whole

/

Abrams, J J, 8 Drayton.

sale,' Abercorn cor Bryan.

Adams, A Pratt, Bull cor Bay lane.

Beatty, C J & Co, 31 Whitaker.

Saxrtard} Honry-E, l l l B ayv-

Bernhard & Kayton, wholesale, 167

w*^eckett, Isaac, 114 Bryan.

Bay,

Bilbo, John, 135^ Bay.

Brown, James F, wholesale, 87 Bay.

Bulloch, W m H , 1 Bull,

Champion & Freeman, wholesale, 103

burroughs, John W , 99 Bay.

Bay.

Capei1, H enry D, Gi D ray tonr'*

Claghorn & Cunningham, wholesale,

Ferrili, John O, 114 Bryan.

116 Bay.

Fleming, W m B, 151 i Bay.

Davidson, W m M, wholesale, 159 Bay.

Ford, Martin J, 114 Bryan.

Doyle, M J, 160 St Julian and 157

Garrard, W m U , 7 Drayton.

Bryan.

367

Dunbar, T J & Oo, wholesale, 131

Bay. Ferst, M & Oo, wholesale, 145 and 147

Bay. Gomm & Leffler, 19 Barnard and 171

Congress. Hart, James, 186 St Julian. Hayes, W m 0 & Oo, wholesale, 141

Bay. Holcombe, Hull & Oo, wholesale, 155

Bay.

-,

HON E, W IL L IA M , wholesale, 133

Bay. Kline, S F , Canal ft W Broad.

Kohler, August, 184 Broughton.'

Lyons, John, 144 Broughton. McBride, James & Oo, Biver cor Bar

nard. M oG BATH , JAMES & CO, wholesale,

175 Bay. Moore & Humphreys, Biver nr Bar

nard. Muller, John N , wholsale, 178 St

Julian and 177 Bryan.

Johnson, Prince, c, 97 York. Sims & Jackson, State cor Montgom
ery. Wayne, Henry, c, W Broad cor York.
LOCK-SMITHS AND BELL-HANGERS. Keogh, James W , 33 Broughton. Marin, Nicolas, 172 Bryan. Sack, Henry, 185 Congress.
LUMBER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS. DALE, J J & CO, Liberty cor Thun
derbolt road. D IXO N & JOHNSON, 124 Bay. DIXON, JOHNSON & CO, 124 Bay. M cDON OG H , JOHN & SONS, Price
cor Charlton. McLeod & Eogers, Canal and Savan
nah Biver. Millen & Wadley, 116 Bay. PUTNAM, J H , Laurel cor Harrison. EEPPABD S & COLCOBD, opp A &
G B B depot. EEP P AE D & CO, 112 Bryan.

Beed, James &Oo, wholesale, 139 Bay.

M ACH INISTS.

Buwe, H G, wholesale, 176 St Julian. B U L G E B , P J, 43 Bay.

Solomon, N E , wholesale, 173 Bay.

GLEASON , S W , 195 St Julian.

Suiter, Henry, 197 Liberty.

L u f burrow, O H , Habersham cor

Thompson & Walter, wholesale, 91

Taylor.

Bay. Ward, James B , Biver cor Bull. Watts, J G & Bro, 180 St Julian and
179 Bryan. White, Christopher, 179 Bryan. W ilson & Blitch, cor Congress and

M cD o n o u g h & b a l l a n t y n e , E Broad cor Perry.'
Monahan, Parry & Co, E wharves. Oliver, D & Co, Congress nr W Broad. T Y N A N , JNO W , Canal nr W Broad.

Jefferson.

M A R B L E -Y A R D .

L ITH O G R A P H E R .

Walker, BobertD & Co. 73, 75, 77 and 79 York.

E S T IL L , J H , 111 Bay.

M E R CAN TILE AG EN CY.

l iv e r y st a b l e s.
Carson, Luke, Broughton cor Abercorn.
Dehoney, Marcus A, 100 Bryan. D O U G H T Y , P M , 33| W Broad. F E L E Y , JNO, 138 and 140 Bryan. F E E L E Y , THOS, 138 and 140 State. HENDEBSON & WHEELAN, Whit
aker cor York.

B EAD STB EET, J M & CO, 87 Bay.
M ILLE R S.
B A E IE , C E & CO, Habersham cor Liberty.
G B E E N E , W M , 198 Congress. Hagar, Elisha, 43 Bay. Mehrtens, Lttder, 85 Jefferson. H A Y N E S, S G & BEO, 143 Bay and
Montgomery cor Congress.

M ILLIN E R Y AND M ILLIN E R Y GOODS.

Cohen & Mertz, 261 Broughton. Gradot, Cecile, 111 Congress.

Hassett, Mrs Mary, 168 Broughton. Hetterich, Mrs Mary, 24 Barnard. Houston, H C & Co, 22 4 Bull.

K R OUSK OPF, SOL, 1494 Congress. Mangen, Margaret, 22 Whitaker.

Massart, Mrs L , 121 Broughton. Mustin, Mrs E A, 134 Broughton.

Pease, Mrs Sarah, 1594 Congress. Platen, Mrs Pauline B, Broughton

cor Jefferson. Platschek, Kaufman, 160 Broughton.

Rice, Annie,. 182 Broughton.

ROGERS & DASHER, 145 Brough-

ton.



Schlamm, Mrs Louisa, 1574 Broughr

ton,

Strauss, Mrs Sarah, 161 Congress.

MUSIC AND M U SICA L-IN STR U M ENTS.
LUDDEN & BATES, 1274 Brough ton.
SC H R E IN ER , H L , St Julian cor Congress.
M U SIC -T E A C H E R .
GORRES, JO H N J, 215 Hull.
N E W S -D E A L E R S . ,
CONNOR, E D M U N D M , York cor Montgomery and Bull cor Bay.
E STILL, W IL L IA M , JR, 6 Bull.
NEW SPAPERS.
GA. ST AA T S Z E IT U N G , Hartman, Huber & Co, 157 B a y .,
M O R N IN G N E W S, daily, tri-weekly, and weekly, J H Estill, propri etor, 111 Bay.
SAVANNAH ABEND ZEITUNG, daily and weekly, Jonathan Stern, editor and proprietor, 161 Bay.
SAVANNAH DAILY ADVERTISER, Beard & Kimball, proprietors, 97 Bay.

SAV A N N A H R E PU B L IC A N , daily and weekly, J R Sneed, editor and proprietor, Bay nr Bull.

O ILS.
BIR D , W M & CO, illuminating and machinery, 5 Whitaker.
M A G IL L & E V E R IT T , illuminating and machinery, 150 Bryan.
P AR K E , E J & CO, naptha and ker> osine, 924 Broughton.
P A C K E T LIN ES.
G ARDNER, J H & CO, agents (N Y and Boston!, 128 Bay. 1
Roberts, Joseph A & Co, general agts. .coastwise sailing, 124 Bay.

PAINTERS--HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNA MENTAL,
BIR D , W M & CO, 5 Whitaker. Butler, J G & Co, 138 St Julian. Derby, James S, 45 Whitaker. M ADISON, L O RENZO, 30 Drayton. M AG ILL & E V E R IT T , 150 Bryan. M U R PH Y & CLARK, 118 Bryan. O L IV E R , JOHN, 3 Whitaker.

D E A L E R S IN P A I N T S , O IL S , Sic.

BIRD , W M M & CO, 5 Whitaker.

M AG ILL & E VE R ITT , 150 Bryan.

M U R PH Y & CLARK, 118 Bryan.

Oliver, John, 3 Whitaker.

,

R E M SH A R T, G H , 182 and 184 Bay.

Wilson & Happoldt, 176 and 178 Con gress.

PAPER-STOCK AND PAPER DEALER. W A L L A C E , R A, 91 Bay.

P A V E R AND CONTRACTOR.

CASH, M ICHAEL, Indian bet W

Broad and Fahm.

.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Baker & Strickland, 1774 Congress. Burnham, J U P, 158 St Julian. Howell, Richard H, 21 Bull. R YAN , D J, 145 Congress. Steiger, J G, St Julian cor Whitaker. W IL SO N , J N & Co, Broughton cor
Whitaker.

369

PHOTOGRAPHER'S STOCK.

PIPE-MANUFACTURER (CEMENT).

R Y AN , D J & CO, 145 Congress.

THOM AS, W M A, ft Bryan and Zu-

W IL SO N , J N & CO, Broughton cor

bly..

Whitaker. >

P liA N IN G -M IIiliS.

PHYSICIAN S.
Arnold, Richard D, 88 State. Charlton, Thomas J, 67 Whitaker. Duncan, Wiliam, 6 Abercorn. Elliott, William H , 79 Broughton. Faliigant, Louis A, White Bluff road
cor Anderson. Fish, John R , 189 Broughton. Hardee, Benjamin W , 50 Broughton. Harden, Thomas C, 1 Berrien.' Harriss, Juriab, 151 Liberty. Herndon, Brodie S, 117 Congress. Johnston, John M ,.96 State. Kollock, P M, 39 Bull. LeHardy, J C, 125 hBroughton. McFarland, John T, 146 S Broad. Martin, John D, 86 State and Brough

D A L E , J J & CO, Liberty cor Thun derbolt road.

DIXON, JOHNSON & CO. Thunder bolt road opji A & G R R.

M cD o n o u g h , j o h n & s Bn s , e Broad cor Charlton.

Millen, W adley & Co, Price cor L ib erty.

PUTNAM, J H , Laurel cor Harri son.

REPPARD. R B & CO, Huntingdon cor E Broad.

ROSE, CUR TIS & CO, W Broad cor

Gwinnett.

i

Ross,' W m H & Co, ft Pay, Eastern wharves.

PLASTERERS. G RAD Y & T U L L Y , 98 Bryan.

ton cor Drayton. Mayer, John A, 30| Bull. Morel, James S, 110 State. Myers, Robert P , 115 Broughton. Norton, Alex R, 51 W Broad. Nunn, Richard J, 119| York. Purse, Benjamin S, 156 S Broad. Read, James B, 93 President. Rogers, Ezra T , State cor Whitaker. Schley, Chas C, 103 President. Schley, J M ; 158 State. Semmes, A J, Huh cor Drayton. Sheftall, Benj F, Barnard cor S Broad. Smith, Thomas, 200 S Broad. Spence, W m A, 149 Jones. Sullivan, J S, 78 S Broad. Taylor, Chas H , c, 11 York. Walsh, John B , 202 S Broad. Walsh, Walter M, 202 S Broad.

P L U M B ER S AND G A S -H IT T E R S .
EVANS, W M , ,117'Broughton. Nicolson & McAleer, 27 Drayton. THOMAS, W M A, 159 Broughton. W A K E F IE L D , CHAS E , 9| Bull.
BO O K AND JOB P R IN TE R S. E S T IL L , J H, 111 Bay. Hartman, Huber & Co, 157 Bay. Nichols, Geo N ,-9 3 i Bay. O'Sullivan, Mrs C E, D G Patton, agt,
91 Bay. SNEED. JAMES R. Bay nr Bull. Stern, Jonathan, Bay cor Barnard.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES. B IR D , W M M & CO, 5 Whitaker. M AG IL L & E VE R ITT , 150 Bryan.

Waring, W m R , 136 State. Young, Easton, 17 Drayton.
P IA N O S . LUDDEN & BATES, 127i Brough
ton. SCH R E IN ER , H E R M A N L , St Julian
cor Congress.

RESTAURANTS.
Bressnan, John, 158 and 160 Bryan. Cohen, Isadore, River ft Whitaker. M cCO N N ELL, D A N IE L , 116 and 118
Bryan. Gemeenden, Geo Ch, Planters Hotel. Wechsler, M rs Catharine, 10 M ont
gomery.

370

R AILR O AD S.
Atlantic &' Gulf, H S Haines, supt,

Coffey, _ Frank, York lane corner W Broad.

Thunderbolt road and Liberty. , Cohen, Isidore,'River ft Whitaker,

Central, W m Rogers, supt, W Broad Cosman, Joseph, 34 S Broad.

cor New.

Craft, W m , 230 Bay.

Savannah & Charleston, A F Butler, Dowd, Frank, Bay cor Montgomery,

agt, at C it R depot.

Dunn, Lawrence, 2 Bryan.

Savannah, Seaboard & Skidaway, Jno Doughty, Daniel P, 33 W Broad.

Howard, supt, Anderson corner Deacey, Patrick H , 17 and 1 7 i Bay.

Whitaker.

Doran, Joseph, 182 St Julian.

R IC E -M IL L S. A R K W R IG H T , . THOM AS, proprie
tor, River ft E Broad. Habersham, Robt's Son & Co, agts,
River wharves 4 and 5,Yamacraw.

Dacey, T, 17 Bay and Montgomery cor Williamson.
Duggan, Martin, 45 Bay. F E R N A N D E Z, JOSEPH, 5 Drayton. Gemeenden, Georg Ch, Planters Ho
tel.

SADDLERY, HARNESS, T C . Hollister, H W , 173 Congress. Holmes & W all, c, 30 Jefferson. O'Mahoney, John, 16 W Broad. P U R D Y , JAS E , 9 Whitaker.

Green, Bristor, - c, ice-cream, Ander son nr Whitaker.
Grimm & Kaempf, Bay lane, nr Bull. H E N D E R S O N ,'JA M E S M , Bay lane
rear of P O . IM M EN , JOHN, 5i Whitaker.

SAFES, SCALES, ETC. *
BIRD, W M M & CO, 5 Whitaker, (see advertisement outside back coyer). ;
M A G IL L & E Y E R IT T , 150 Bryan. P U R SE & THOM AS, - 109 Bay.

IR V IN G , A L E X A N D E R , 13 Jeffer-' son.
Kehoe, James J, Liberty cor Rey nolds.
K E N D Y , JOSEPH P, 67 Price. Keenan, Thomas, 2 E Broad. Leacy, J J, 21 Bay.

sail-m a k e r s . Clark, George J, ft Bull. McKenzie, Francis, Bay nr Whitaker. W A TK IN S, J W , 180 Bay.

Lineberger, John T , Whitaker cor Bay lane.
M cCON NELL, D A N IE L , 116 and 118 Bryan:
McVeigh, Edward, 81 Bay.

SALOONS.

Matthews, James H , E Broad cor Bay



lane.

Andress, Samuel, 176& Bryan.

Meitzler, Charles, 197 Congress.

* Anglin, John, 33 Congress.

Meyer, John R, 109 Broughton.

Bandtholtz, P G & Co, Brvan corner Mmgey, James, 210 Charlton.

Whitaker.

M O R IA R TY, P ATRICK, T48 Bryan.

B A SL E R , V A L E N T IN E , 174 Bryan. Moses, Daniel L , Reynolds cor Bryan.

Bell, W m H & Co, Reynolds corner Murray, P, Reynolds cor Bay.

Perry.

NOLAN, JOHN E , 8 Bull. '

Bressnan, John, 158 and 160 Bryan. Paul, Alexander, Bay lane rear custom

Bostock, Thomas, Barnard cor Bay

house.

lane.

Prendergast, Michael, 3 Bay.

Burke, James, 59 Bay.

Prindible, John, 32 Bryan.

Carter, Thomas L , Bay lane nr Bull. QU IN AN , M T, 10 Whitaker.

Clark, Mrs Ellen, Reynolds nr Bryan. Rossitor, Patrick, H E Broad.

Clarke & Co, River cor Lincoln,

Ruckert, F J, 19 Jefferson.

871

Russell, E , c, River nr Barnard. Ryan, James, River nr E Broad. SALCEDO, A NTONIA, Bull cor Con
gress lade. Sanders, Henry, 181 S Broad. Schwarz, Carl, 37 W Broad. Seiler, Charles, 107 Broughton. Smith, Henry, 49 Bay. Stamm, Antone, 1 Jefferson. Stegin, John, 31 Bay. Sullivan, Daniel, 18 S Broad. Suiter, Henry, 74 Jefferson. Weiland. Charles, Whitaker cor Bay
lane. Westcott, W m H , River nr Lincoln. W illink, Joseph D, 122 Bryan. W IL S O N & PAPY, 101 Broughton. W oltsman, M, 32 W Broad. Thanes," A G, 1| Bay.

SE W IN G -M A C H IN E AG EN TS.

Florence, Mrs E BM ustin, agent, 1.34 Broughton.
GOLD MEDAL AND HOME SHUT T L E , Mrs H M L Smith, agent, 122 Broughton. .
W illcox & Gibbs, Wilcox, Gibbs & Co,

148 Bay.

GROYER & BAKER, D R Tomlin

son, agent, 21 \ Bull.



SIN G E R , H D Hawley, agent, 132

Broughton.

W H E E L E R & W ILSO N , Albert Whyte, So agent, 146 Broughtop.

SH IP -C H A N D L E R S.
Claghorn & Cunningham, 116 Bay. Baker & Branch, Lincoln cor River. PAU LSEN , J & CO, Market dock ft
Barnard.. Thompson & Walter, 91 Bay.

SO A P -W O R K S . Calm, Reinhold, W hite Bluff road nr
Anderson.
STEAMBOAT LINE8 AND AGENTS. Savannah to Florida, W Cumming &
t Co, agts, 10 Bull.
Savannah to Florida, J F Robertson, agt, Lizzie Baker.
Florida and Charleston, W Cumming & Co, agts, 10 Bull.
Augusta and W ay Landings, Hardee, N A 's Son & Co, agts, 128 Bay.
STEAMSHIP LINES AND AGENTS. West, Jas B & Co, agts Baltimore &.
Savannah and North German Lloyds, 120 Bay. Boston & Savannah, Richardson & Barnard, agts, 78 Bay. RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Bos ton & Savannah, 78 Bay. Cohen, Octavns & Co, Black Star Line to New York, 98 Bay. Empire Line to New York, W Gum ming & Co, agts, 10 Bull. , Liverpool & Great Western, Guion Line, Williams & Crane, agts, 136 Bay. Hunter &, Gammell, agts Philadel phia & Southern, 100 Bay. Wilder & Fullarton, Great So Line to New York, 126 Bay.
STENCIL-CUTTING AND MATERIALS. . FAIR BAN K S, CHAS F, 26 and 28
Drayton.
STO N E-M ASO N & CO N TR ACTO R . C A S H ,. M IC H A E L , Indian between
W Broad and Fahm.

SH IPW R IG H TS AND CONTRAC TORS.
KRENSON, F R ED ER ICK , 141 Bay. W IL L IN K , H F, JR, east end city,
Eastern wharves.
SLATER. CASH, M ICHAEL, Iudian bet W
Broad and Fabm.
47

STORAGE ,,W AREH OUSES.
Clarke, F Y , Bronghton cor W Broad. D R U M M OND, E D W A R D W , 231
Bay. Groover, Stubbs & Co, Fahm ft Jo
achim. Lthrop, Williamson and River Cor
Montgomery.

372

Lewis, Robt H , Williamson, River, and Montgomery.
Randall, Daffin & Co, W Broad eor State.
Rowland, J C.& Co, 2 Williamson. SAVANNAH B A N E & T R U S T CO,
W Broad cor Orange. Stewart, S C, 4 Williamson.
STOVES. -

Robider, Alfred, 141 and 14i4 Bryah, Sack, Henry, 185 Congress.
TIN & SHEET IRON MANUFACTURERS. D A L Y & R AY, 174 Jefferson. Crawford & Lovell, 154 Congress and
153 St Julian. HOPKINS, CORMACK, 167 Brough
ton. SACK, H E N R Y , 185 Congress.

Douglass, John A, 154 & 156 Brough ton.
HOPKINS, CORMACK, 167 Brough ton.
P ARKE, E J & CO, vapor, 924 Broughton.
SACK, H E N R Y , 185 Congress.
SURGEON.
Nunn, Richard M , 1174 York.
TAILO R S, M ER CH AN T.
Brady, Bernard, 54 Whitaker; Donelan, Peter, 28 Bull. Funk & Reilly, 1424 St Julian. Gassman, Chas, 28 Whitaker. Gross, Chas, 142 Bryan. Hattrich, Stephen, 55 Taylor. IVES, A B, 3 Bull. Kennedy, Edward J, 126' Broughton. Polfus, Samuel, 109 Congress. Remion, Louis, 6 Bull. Steifvater, Andrew, 33 Drayton. T OPH AM , H A & CO, 140 Congress
and 130 St Julian. Williams, Abraham, c, 1Q8 President. Yorke, W m G, 30 Bull.

t o b a c c o , c ig a r s , e t c .
BL U N , SPIE G E L & CO, 124 State. Boehm, Bendheim & Co, 143 Bay. Fernandez, A &Bro, Bull cor Brough
ton. Felipe, JoseQ, 14 Whitaker. Ferst, M & Co, 145 and 147 Bay. Gazan, Levi J, 1274 Bay. Goodman & Myers, wholesale, 137
Bay. Herschbach, Joseph, 224 Whitaker
4and 20 Jefferson.
Hirsch, Frederick, 58 W Broad, Kohler, August, 184 Broughton. Lopez, Chas P, 30 Bull. McCarthy, Lawrence A, 172 Bryan. Molina, Ramon, Bull cor Broughton. Molina, Frank M , Whitaker near
Broughton. Newman, Henry C, 179 Bryan. PaCetti, Herbert, 30 Barnard. Reid, Charles A , broker, 180 Bay. Rogers, Raymond, 1824 St Julian. Solomon, Samuel, 142 Bryan. Vogel, Louis, 105 Broughton.
TRANSLATOR o f l a n g u a g e s .

T E A , C O F F E E , AND SPICES.

TR AU TM AN N -- PERRIN, 215 Hull.

Benedict & Hillyard, 28 Whitaker. Hanilin, David P, 139 Broughton. .
T EAC H ER OF LANGUAGES. TR AtfTM AN N -- PERRIN, 215 Hull.

TRUNKS, BTC.
Neidlinger, E L , 156 St Julian and 153 Bryan.
PURDY, JAMES E, 9 Whitaker. Wood & Johnson, 127 Broughton.

T IN -R O O F E R S.
D A L Y & R A Y, 174 Jefferson. HOPKINS, CORMACK, 167 Brough
ton. Maurice, John J, Market square cor
Bryan.

UNDERTAKERS.
FERGUSON & DIXON, 138 Brough ton.
Goette, Joseph, 137 Broughton.
HENDERSON, THOMAS, 224 W hit aker.

373

UPHOLSTERERS. Latbrop & Co, 141 and 143 Congress.

V A R IE T Y .

Bateson, Thomas, Congress cor Dray

ton.

(

Carrie, Virginia, 124 State.

Duggan, Mrs Ellen, 24 Abercorn.

Goelding, Mrs B, 48 Drayton.

Hunt, M rs Jane, 144 State.

Meyer, Mrs Elizabeth, 35 Whitaker.

Schlamm, Mrs Louisa, 1574 Brough ton.

Smith, John A, 176 Broughton.

H A M IL T O N , S A M U E L P, cor Con gress, Whitaker, and St Julian.
Harig, Albert, 157 Broughton. JORDAN, F D, 135 Congress. SACK, A DOLPH , agent, Bryan cor
Whitaker. Scheerer, J W , 168 Bryan. Thieme, August, 1744 Bryan. Whiting, H G, 132 Broughton.
W E L L S --D R IV E N . K EEN EY, E D & CO, 150 Bryaa.
W IN E IM P O R TE R S.

V E T E R IN A R Y SURGEONS. Denison, D M , 138 and 140 Bryan. Stannard, P A, 35 W Broad.

GEIL, N & CO, 139 Bay. R ICHARDSON, A L , 124 Bay. Ruckert, Francis J, 19 Jefferson.

W ATC H ES AND J E W E L R Y .
Cavalier, Francis, McDonough nr Rey nolds.
Desbouillons, Louis, 124 Broughton. Goehman, Frederick, 180 Bryan. GROSCLAUDE, F 's S,ON & CO, 125
Broughton,

W O O D -Y A R D S .
Cullens, M B. Canal cor W Broad. Gray, George S, Canal nr W Broad. M yiell, F M, Canal nr W Broad, Pelot, Joseph F, Canal nr Sav river. Pritchard, W m R, jr, Perry lane cor
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STREET GUIDE.
STREETS RUNNING EAST AND WEST.
COMMENCING NORTH.
1. R iver, from East Broad to West Broad. Canal, from West Broad to Ogeechee Canal.
2. W illiamson, from Jefferson to W est Broad. 3. Bay^ from Randolph to W est Broad. 4. B ryan, from East B road to Ogeechee Canal. 5. St. Julian, from East Broad to West Broad.. 6. C ongress, from East Broad to W est Broad. 7. B roughton, from Randolph to West Broad. 8. S tate, from East Broad to West Broad. 9. P resident, from McAlister to W est Broad. 10., Y ork, from East Broad to W est Broad. 11. S outh B road, from East Broad to W est Broad. 12. H ull, from East Broad to West Broad. 13. M cD onough, from East Broad to W est Broad. 14. P erry, from East Broad to West Broad. 15. L iberty, from Randolph to W est Broad, 16. H arris, from East Broad to Purse. 17- M acon, from East Broad to Tatnall. 18. Charlton, from East Broad to Purse. 19. J ones, from East Broad to Ogeechee Canal. 20. T aylor, from East Broad to W est Broad. 21. W ayne, from Price to West Broad. 22. G ordon, from East Broad to Tatnall. 23. G aston, from Price to-East Broad. 24. H untingdon, from Price to line of Wilson. 25. H all, from Forsyth Park to West Broad. 26. G winnett, from extreme eastern limits to Cemetery. 27. B olton, from Whitaker to Cemetery. 28. W aldburg, from Whitaker to Cemetery. 29. N ew H ouston, from Abercorn to Cemeteiy. 30. D uffy, from Bull to Cemetery. 31. H enry, from Abercorn to Cemetery. 32. A nderson, from extreme east limit to Cemetery. 33. I ndian, from W est Broad to Lumber.

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34 M ill, from Joachim to Lumber.

35. J oachim, from W est Broad to Fahm.

36. P ine, from W est Broad to Lumber.

37. O eange, from W est Broad to Fahm.

38. Z ubly, from W est Broad to Lumber.

39. H aebison, from W est Broad to Lumber.

40. M aegaeet, from W est Broad to Lumber.

41. W illiam, from W est Broad to Lumber.

42. N e w , from W est Broad to Lumber.

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43. R ailboad, from W est Broad to Lumber.

44. Sims, west beyond W est Broad to W est Boundary.

45. W alkeb, from Purse to extreme western limits,

STREETS RUNNING SOUTHWEST AND NORTHEAST.
1. S tewabt, from W est Br<?ad to W ilson. 2. R obebts, from West Broad to W est Boundary. 3. Jackson, from extreme eastern limits to East Boundary.

STREETS RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH.
COMMENCING east.
1. M cA listeb, from Jackson to President. 2 . C l if f o e d , from Jackson to President. 3. R a n d o l p h , from Lamar's Canal to Liberty. 4. A enold, from Broughton to Liberty. 5. R eynolds, from Bryan to Liberty. 6. E ast B oundaey, from Congress to Jackson. 7. E ast B eoad, from Bay to extreme southern limits. 8. H ouston, from Bay to Liberty. 9. P bice, from Bay to extreme southern limits. 10. H abebsham, from Bay to extreme southern limits. 11. L incoln, from Bay to Huntingdon. 12. A beecoen, from Bay to extreme southern limits. 13. D kayton, from Bay to extreme southern limits.
14. B ull, from Bay to extreme southern limits.
15. W hitakeb, from Bay to extreme southern limits. 16. B abnaed, from Bay to extreme southern limits. 17. J effeeson, from Bay to extreme southern limits. 18. M ontgomeby, from River to extreme southern limits. 19. W est B eoad>, from River to extreme southern limits. 20. L aueel, from Zubly to Harrison. 21. A nn, from Joachim fo Harrison.

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22. W alnut, from Zubly to Harrison. 23. S t. G aul, from Zubly to Harrison. 24. P oplar, from Zubly to Harrison. 25. F ahm, from Indian to New. 26: L umber, from Bryan to New. 27. P urse, from Railroad to Walker. 28. W ilson, from Jones to Minis. ? B urroughs, from Gwinnett to extreme southern limits. 3d. Cuyler,, from Gwinnett to extreme southern limits. 31. Cemetery, from Gwinnett to extreme southern limits. 32. W est B oundary, from Joachim to Waldburg.

CITY SQUARES AND PARK.

SQUARES ON ST. JU LIAN STREET, BOUNDED BY BRYAN AND CONGRESS.

1. W ashington. 2. W arren. 3. R eynolds.

COMMENCING EAST. \ 4. Johnson. 5. M arket. 6. F ranklin.

SQUARES ON PRESIDENT STREET, BOUNDED BY STATE

AND YORK.

1. G reene.

4. W right.

2. C olumbia.

5. St. James.

3. O glethorpe.

6. L iberty.

SQUARES ON McDONOUGH STREET, BOUNDED BY

HULL AND PERRY. ;

1. Crawford.

3. O rleans.

2. C hippewa.

4, E lbert.

Second and third spaces occupied by the old Cemetery and Police Barracks.

SQUARES ON MACON STREET, BOUNDED BY HARRIS

AND CHARLTON.

1. T roup.

3 ; M adison.

2: L afayette.

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4. P ulaski.

SQUARES ON W AYNE STREET, BOUNDED BY TAYLOR

AND GORDON.

1. W hitefield.

.3. M onterey.

2. Calhoun.

' ' - 4. Chatham.

F orsyth P lace, or City P ark, is bounded north by Gaston, south by New Houston, east by Drayton, west by Whitaker.

CITY GOVERNMENT.
1870-- 1871.
Mayor-- J ohn S creven. Chairman o f Council--H obt. H . F ootman. Aldermen-- R obert H . F ootman, M oses J. S olomons, G eorge N . N ichols, A lfred H aywood, J ohn O liver F errill, M ichael L avin, J ohn S chwarz, E dw'd C. A nderson, Jr., M atthias H . M eyer, J ohn T. R onan, W m . S . B asinger, J ohn R . D illon.

CITY OFFICERS.

Clerk o f C ouncilsJames Stewart.

City Treasurer-- John R. Johnson.

Assistant Qity Treasurer---John D. Delannoy.

City Marshal-- George W . Stiles.. ' '

City Surveyor-- John B. Hogg.

Corporation Attorney---Edward J. Harden.

City Sheriff-- Charles J. White.

Health `Officer-- Jos. C. Habersham, M. D.

-Keeper City Dispensary-- R. W. Miller.

Harbor-Master---Thomas Lyon.

Jailor-- W aring Russell.

Clerk o f the Market-- Henry L. Davis.

Pump Contractor- A l f r e d Kent.

Keeper o f Laurel Grove Cemetery---A. F. Torlay.

Keeper o f City Clocks---A. Thieme.

Keeper o f Powder-Magazine--Edward Power.

Keeper o f Pest-House-- J. J. Stokes.

City Printer--James R. Sneed.

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City Scavenger (Contractor)-- William Swoll.

Messenger o f Council-- Luke Logan.

Keeper o f Forsyth Place-- James Walsh.

Port- Wardens^--R. T. Turner, Wm. H. Patterson, W . W . Wash,

Laurence Connell, Alexander Abrams. Clerk: T. J. Bulloch.

City Assessors--Robert D. Walker, John C. Taylor, Augustus

Barie.

Chimney Contractors--Fiastern Division : Michael Naughton.

Wstern Division: Aug. Scheideman.

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EOSTEE'OP POLICE FORCE,

S eptember 1, 1871.

Chief--'Gen. R. H. Anderson.

Lieutenants--J. T. Howard, Chas. H. Bell.

Sergeants-- James Leonard, James Foley, Martin Houlihan, Jno.

Green, W. M. Moran, Henry Lingg.

Clerk-- Frank E .R ebarer.

Privates--

Andrews, John Ash, Jas. Buckley, Jno. Bryan,

J. H. Brantley, James Burns, B. H. Boyd, M.. Barry, Geo. Boyle,

T. Clark, Daniel Clancey, J. Corish, W . Condon, T. Counehan,

H. Curtis, Geo. Corbally, R. Cotter, W. Curry, F. Cook, P. Dillon,

M. Duignan, L. Doyle, Jno. Dreeson, Charles Dowden, E. Davis,

W. Dougherty, R. E. Davis, John Evans, M. Flemming, B. G.

Floyd, H. L. Fahrenback, James Galloglay, J. W. Gelston, G. S.

Graham, J. C. Houck, E. Hall, W . M. Hazel, S. Handlon, H. Hart,

J. F. Heidt, S. D. Horton, W . B. Hays, A. E. Hodges, R. Hunt,

H. H. Harvey, Thos. Jones, N. J. Jones, Allen Jones, Jas. Keys,

J. B. Killourhy, J. C. Lee, F. W . Langbell, . A. Lingg, A. H.

Lane, S. C. Lee, T. McGuire, O. E. Metzger, T. Morgan, P. Mc

Mahon, M. Murphy, T. McCabe, E. McCormick, P. McNamara,

T. Murphy, P. Malone, M. McQade, J. H. Morgan, John Mur

phy, W . H. Matthews, T. B. Mell, D. G. Morgan, James Maher,

M. McElligotte, T. O'Hara, J. O'Beirne, G. O. Penton, J. Power,

J. A. Patterson, P. Reilly, M. Reed, P. Reed, P. Russell, John

Reilly, John Sullivan, W . Sullivan, G. J. Smith, E. E. Sheftall,

M. Townsend, W . M. Taylor, W . A. Thompson, J. E. Tant, T.

Walls, Jas. Walsh, M. Walsh, James W ood, J. W . Waters, F.. M.

Wall, S. Zulowsky.

D etective F orce-- Chief Detective, Lieut. Wm. Wray. Privates,

J. Mahoney, M. Hanly, JVC. Chisholm.

CITY COURT,
Judge-- Hon. Walter S. Chisholm. C lerk---Philip M. Rusgell. S olicitor- G eneral-- A. B. Smith. Regular terms on the first Monday in February, May, July, and November. Civil and Criminal jurisdiction sits at 10 o'clock a. m.

Monthly session for Criminal cases sits only second Monday in .each month, 4 o'clock p. m.
Return day fourteen days before regular Court.

COUNTY COURTS AND OFFICERS,

SUPERIOR COURT.

Judge-- Hon, Wm. Schley.

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C lerk-- W . J. Clements.. - ..

D eputy C lerk-- Z. N. Winkler.

S olicitor- G eneral-- . B. Smith..

Meets second Monday in January and May.

COURT, OF ORDINARY.
O rdinary-- Henry S. Wetmore. C lerk-- W. J. Clements. D eputy C lerk-- Z. N. Winkler..

COUNTY OFFICERS.
S heriff-- Geo. S. Barthelmess. D eputy S heriff-- Benj. L. Cole. T ax-C ollector-- Jas. J. McGowan. R eceiver of T axes---Barnard E. Bee. ' T reasurer-- John Williamson. S urveyor-- J. R. Tebeau. C oroner-- Benj. F. Sheftall. Jail-P hysician-- T. J. Charlton.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
1st D istrict-- R. J. Wade, D. N. Lain, ex-officio, ' 2d D istrict-- Isaac Russell, S. Elsinger, ex-officio.
3d D istrict.-- P. M. Russell, jr., ex-officio, J. McP. Berrien. 4 th D istrict--JL S. Thomas, c., W . D . Oliveira, ex-officio. 6th D istrict--- F. D. Burdtt. E x -O fficio-- Isaac M. IVtarsh, A. E. Jones, W. C. Staley, John Reedy, S. F. Dupont.
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CONSTABLES.

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Martin Payton, Geo. M. Powell, Julius Kaufman, Z , L. Strick land, R. C. Connell, Thos. Smith,- W. H. Cohen, O. B. Johns, F, A. Canuet, J. C. Blance, L. B. Endres, P. C. Brown, Jim Haber sham, e., James Pollock.

STATE GOVERNMENT.

G overnor-- Rufus B. Bullock.

S ecretaries E xecutive D epartment-- R. H. Atkinson, H. C. Cor son.

Secretary of State-- David B. dotting; Clerk, B. R, Freeman. M essenger-- S. R. Johnston.

C omptroller-G eneral-- Madison Bell; Clerk, Allan Thompson.

T reasurer-- N. L . Angier; Clerk, Alton Angier.

A ttorney-G eneral-- H. P. Farrow.

L ibrarian-- John L . Conley.'

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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
JOSEPH A. ROBERTS, Chief Engineer, OSCEOLA BUTLER, First Assistant Engineer. W IL L IA M SW OLL, Second Assistant Engineer. CHARLES J. W H ITE, Secretary.

ENGINE HOUSES AND COMPANIES.
M etropolitan-- Corner Whitaker and President. O glethorpe-- Tatnal.l nr Gaston. M arshall H ose-- Corner Abercorn and South Broad. W ashington-- Washington Square. G ermania, No. 10-- -Congress between M ontgomery and Jefferson. R ussell H ose-- South Broad corner o f Abercorn. S creven H ose-- South Broad corner of Abercorn. C leburne H ose-- Joachim corner o f W est Broad. M echanic H ook and L adder C ompany-- Fireman's Hall.

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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

B aptist C hurch-- Bull street, west o f Chippewa Square. B aptist M ission-- Corner W est Broad and Gwinnett streets. C athedral of S t. J ohn the B aptist---Drayton street, between McDonough and Perry streets. \ C hrist C hurch-- Bull street, east side Johnson Square. G erman L utheran Church-- Bull street, east of W right Square. I ndependent P resbyterian C hurch-- Corner Bull a n d South Broad streets.

M ariner's Church-- Bay street, between Lincoln and Abercorn streets.
Catholic C hapel-- Corner Lincoln and Liberty streets. P resbyterian Church-- Corner Drayton and Taylor streets. : ; P resbyterian Church-- Anderson corner'Barnard. P resbyterian L ecture- R oom-- Corner Bull and Hull streets. S ynagogue (M ikva I srael)-- Corner Whitaker and Liberty streets.

S ynagogue ( B n a i B rite Jacob) --C orner State and Montgomery streets.

S t. J ohn's E piscopal Church-- B u ll street, west o f Madison Square.

S t. P atrick's Catholic Church-- Com er Liberty and West Broad

streets.

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W esley M ethodist (Church---Drayton street, between Wayne and Gordon streets. y

T rinity M ethodist C hurch-- Corner Barnard, President, and

York streets.

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A ndrew C hapel M ethodist C hurch (co lo re d )-- New street, near

Fahm.

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S econd A frican B aptist C hurch-- H ouston street, west of Green Square.

F irst A frican B aptist C hurch-- Montgomery street, west of Franklin Square.
S t , S tephens' E piscopal Church (colored )-- Habersham street, west of Troup Square.

SCHOOL DIREOT0EY.
Chatham A cadem B uildings-- Corner South Broad and Drayton streets.

Miss S. S ullivan's G irlIs S chool-- Second 'floor Chatham Academy.

Miss A dams' G irl's S chool- --Second floor Chatham Academy.

W . S. B ogart's B oy's and G irl's S chool-- Second floor Chatham

Academy.

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P ublic H igh S chool for G irls-- W . H . Baker, Superintendent

of Public Schools, P rin cip al; B. Mallon, Assistant-- Chatham Academy,

M assie P ublic S chool-- Corner Gordon and Abercorn streets.

P ublic S chool-- Corner Barnard and Taylor streets. .

P ublic S chool, A rmory H all-- Corner State and Bull streets.

Savannah F ree S chool-- Corner Drayton and Charlton streets.

T he S isters' A cademy and B oarding S chool.--C om er Liberty and Abercorn streets.

Miss D illon's S chool-- Corner South Broad and Barnard streets.

J. F. Cann's B oy's S chool--Fireman's Hall, corner South Broad and Abercorn streets.

M rs. E. G ray's S chool-- 59 Congress street.

Miss L. Sheetall's S chool-- Corner Barnard and Jones streets.

M rs. B rook's B oy's and G irl's S chool-- Corner Montgomery and Charlton streets.

M rs, C oburn's B oy's and G irl's S chool-- Corner Lincoln and Perry streets.

St. P atrick's School-- Montgomery corner York.

PUBLIC BUILDING-S.
. M edical C ollege-- Corner Taylor and Habersham streets. TJ. S. M arine H ospital-- Head of East Broad street, south end.
. M asonic H ale--Corner Broughton and Bull streets. G eorgia H istorical S ociety-- Arm ory Hall. M arket- H ouse--Barnard street, between Congress and Bryan. C ourt- H ouse-- Bull street, east pf W right square. H, S. B arracks-- Bull street, between Liberty and Harris. S avannah P oor- H ouse and H ospital---Corner Gaston and A b
ercorn streets. Chatham County Jail-- Southwest of Forsyth Park. T heatre-- Bull street, east o f W right square.

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G as- W orks-- Bay street, east of^Cast* Broad street; office No.

1 Bull street.

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E xchange.-- Bay street, opposite Bull street. Mayor's and other

city offices in building.

F ireman's H all--:Corner Abercorn and South Broad streets.

C ustom- H oused--Corner of Bay and Bull streets. A rmory N atl-- Corner of State and Bull streets. ,

P olice B arracks--South Broad, corner of Habersham street.

MASONIC BODIES.

GRAND LODGE STATE OF GEORGIA.
M. W . Sam'l Lawrence, G. M., Marietta, Ga. R. W . J. Emmett Blackshear, Grand Sec'y, Macon, Ga.

PA LESTIN E COMMANDERY, No. 7, K. T.
S. P. Hamilton, E. C. D. J. Ryan, Recorder. Regular conclaves first Saturday night in ach month.

G E O R G IA COUNCIL, No. 2, R. & S. M.

Richard T. Turner, T. I. R. S.

D. J. Ryan, R ecorder."

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Meets third Tuesday night in each month.

G E O R G IA CHAPTER, No. 3, R. A. M.
R. T. Turner, M. E. H. P. D. J. Ryan, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month.

SOLOMON'S LODGE, No. 1.
S. P. Hamilton, W. M. J. H. Estill, Secretary. Meets on the first and third Thursday nights, except in July, August, and September, then on first Thursday night -only.

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Z E R U B B A ^ iL LODGE, No. 15. Thomas Ballantyne, W. TVT John A. Sullivan, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Thursday nights.
CLINTON LODGE, No. 54 John S. Tyson, W. M. Levy S. Byck, Secretary. Meets first and third Monday nights, except in May, June, July, and August, then first Monday only.
ANCIENT LA N D M A R K LODGE, No. 231. Rev. Dr. S. Landrum, W. M. B. A. Hart, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month.

INDEPENDENT OEDEK OF ODD FELLOWS.

M AGN OLIA ENCAMPMENT, No. 1.

W. H. Bourne, C. P.

John Lord, Scribe.

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Meets first and second Wednesday nights in each month.

OGLETH ORPE LODGE, No. 1. J. R. Rains, N. G. Charles Gross, Secretary. Meets every Tuesday night.

L IV E OAK LODGE, No. 3.

DeL. A. Spring, N. G.

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J. W . Fretwell, Secretary.

Meets every Friday night.

D eK A L B LO DGE, No. 9.

Win. H. Ferguson, N. G.

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Chas. H. Dorsett, Secretary.

Meets every Monday night.

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H AU PT L O D G W No. 58. Wm. P. Schirm, N. G. Ely Otto, Secretary. Meets every Thursday night.

W ILD E Y DEGREE LODGE, No. t

Geo. 0 . Lewis, N. G.

DeL. A. Spring, Secretary.

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Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month.

M IRIAM LO DGE, No. 1, D. o f R , I. O. O. F.
Chas. 0. Millar, N. G. Mrs: Susan E. Herb, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month.

ODD FELLOW S MUTUAL-AID ASSOCIATION.

John T. Thomas, President. .

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Chas. H. Dorsett, Secretary and Treasurer.

Meets annually-- in 1872 at Columbus, Ga., on Tuesday before,

first Wednesday in August.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
FOREST C ITY LODGE, No. 1, S. Waxelbaum, W . C. J. P. A. Mertz, R. S.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. A. G. C. Lewis, W . C. A. McNulty, R. S.
M YRTLE LODGE, No. 6. J. F. Hayden, W . 0. C. W. Hoald, R. S.

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OEDEK OF SONI OF TEMPERANCE,
GRAND DIVISION. E. L. Neidlinger, G. W. P. H. A. M cLeod, Grand Secretary. Meets quarterly.
STO N EW ALL DIVISION, No. 5. T. B. Ferguson, W. P. A. P. Adams, R. S. Meets eyery Friday night.
B A RTO W DIVISION, No, 3. D. L. Jackson, W. P. H. H. Frierson, R. S. Meets eyery Monday niglit.
OLIVE BRANCH DIVISION, No. 6; W. O. Darsey, W . P. Jolin W , Smith, R. S. Meets eyery Wednesday night.
SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.
UNION SOCIETY. President-- Abraham Minis. Vice-President-- Charles H. Olm stead. Secretary-- John H. G ardner. Treasurer---Daniel G. Purse.
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY. President---J'. J. Kelly. Vice-President--James Hunter. Treasurer---John Ryan. Recording Secretary--M. T. Quinan. Corresponding Secretary-- John McLaughlin. Standard Bearer-- J. W.' Mclntire.

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ST. ANDREW '^tSOCIETY.
President-- John Cunningham. First Vice-President--William Rogers. Second Vice-President-- William M. Davidson. Secretary and Treasurer-- D. J. Ryan. First Steward-- Alexander Irving. Second Steward-- A. G. McArthur.

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ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.

President-- John Oliver. ` Vice-President---Thomas Arkwright. Secretary-- T. H. Bolshaw. Treasurer--Alfred Haywood. Stewards-- Thos. Bostick, John Neal, and Robert J. Wade.

SAVANNAH TY PO G R APH ICA L UNION, No. 38.
President-- D. D. Updegraff. Vice-President-- H. S. Ackerly. Recording Secretary-- John M. Harrison. Financial Secretary and Treasurer-- William R. Evans. Corresponding Secretary-- A* B. Hazzard. Sergeant at Arms---John H. Smith.

REGATTA ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA.

Commodore-- George S. Owens.

Vice-Commodore---Louis G. Young.

Secretary-- A. McC. Duncan.

Treasurer-- William R. Boyd.

Measurer--E. L . Beard.

Patrol Judges-- Julian Myers and

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SAVANNAH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Stated meetings the last Wednesday of the months of Febru ary, May, and November.
The regular meeting in February (the anniversary) members assemble at 7 p. m. to elect officers for the ensuing year.
P resident---Charles Green. 1 st V ice-P resident-- Octavus Cohen. f 2d V ice- P resident-- Robert N. Gourdin. ( Secretary and T reasurer-- James II. Johnston. C ommittee on A ppeals-- William Duncan, Andrew Low, F. W. Sims, William Hunter, Henry Brigham, John Cunningham.
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INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA.
P resident-- Hon. Emanuel Heidt. V ice-P residents-- Wallace Cumming, Geo. S. Owens. S ecretary-- Henry D. Capers. A sst. S ecretary-- A. McC. Duncan. T reasurer-- Henry Bryan. B oard of D irectors-- Dr. W . M. Charters, Gen. Geo. P. Harri son, Hon. Solomon Cohen, J. J. Dale, M. A. Dehoney, Rev. C. B. King, Hon. Wm. Schley, Geo. W. Wylly, S. P. Hamilton, Aug. P. Wetter, A. M. Sloan, E. Parsons, J. W. Anderson, Henry Bryan, J. H. Estill, Charles J. Miller, John Ryan, Thos. Arkwright, J. P. White, John McDonough.

PUBLIO INSTITUTIONS.

SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TRUSTEES.

S ylvanus L andrum, D. D., President. Hon. W m . B. H odgson. Hon. W m . B. F leming. Hon. E. J. H arden.

Hon. S olomon C ohen. P. M. K ollock, M. D. R. D. A rnold, M. D. H enry W illiams, Esq.

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Professor o f the Theory and Practice o f Medicine-- Juriah Har-

riss, M. D.

Professor o f Clinical Medicine-- J. G. Thomas, M. D.

Professor o f the Principles and Practice o f Surgery-- Wm. G.

Bulloch, M. D.

Professor o f Clinical. Surgery-- T. J. Charlton,) M. D.

Professor o f Chemistry---W . M. Charters, M. D.

Professor o f Obstetrics-- J. D. Fish, M. D,

Professor o f Clinical Obstetrics and Diseases o f Women and

Children--Thomas Smith, M. D.

Professor o f Anatomy-- W. H. Elliott, M. D.

Professor o f Physiology-- A. J. Semmes, M. D.

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Professor o f Materia Mediea, Therapeutics, and Pharmacy--Pi. J. Nunn, M. D.
Professor o f Pathological Anatomy-- W, Duncan, M, D. Professor o f Medical Jurisprudence-- Hon. Solomon Cohen. Demonstrator o f Anatomy-- Benj. S. Puree, M. D. Dean-- W . Duncan, M. D.

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P resident-- John Stoddard. V ice-P resident-- John N. Lewis. Secretary and T reasurer-- W. Duncan, M. D. B oard of T rustees-- Col. John Screven, Rev. F. R. Sweat, G. B. Lamar, Thomas H. Harden, J. G. Thomas, M. D., W. G. Bulloch, M. D., Col. E. C. Anderson, Judge Wm. Law, M. J. Solomons, R. D. Arnold, M. D., J. B. Read, M. D., Wm. M. Charters, M. D.

SAVAN,NAH POOR-HOUSE AND H OSPITAL. B oard of M anagers-- William Duncan, President; Chas. Green,

J. W. Nevitt, Dr. R. D. Arnold, N. B. Knapp, John J. Kelly, Jas.

H. Johnston.

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M edical C orps-- Juriah Harriss, M . D., Professor o f Practice ;

Wm. G. Bulloch, M. D., Professor of Surgery; John D. Eish, M.

D., Professor of Obstetrics.

' Clinical P rofessors^--J. G. Thomas, M. D., Professor of Clinical

Medicine; T. J. Charlton, M. D., Professor of Clinical Surgery ;

Thomas Smith, M. D., Professor of Clinical Obstetrics.

WHARFAGE, STORAGE, AND DOCKAGE FEES,

$. ets.

Anvils, e a c h ............................ . ..............................................

3

Anchors, five hundred pounds, and under twelve hundred

pounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 2

Anchors, twelve hundred pounds........ .................................... 18

Anchors, upward of twelve hundred pounds.......... ..

25

Butts and casks, two hundred gallons and upw ard........ .. 25

Barrels ale, apples........ .................... .................................. ..

3

Barrels a lcoh ol.................................................... ..............

5

Barrels beef, beer, b rea d ,b a con ..

...........3

390

Barrels coffee, corn, cid er___ . . . . . . ....... ............; . .

3

Barrels, $mpty. . ......................................................

1

Barrels fish, f l our. . . . . ; . . . . .

;........ _

3

Barrels gunpowder, one hundred pounds and u pw a rd.. . .

5

Barrels gunpowder, under one hundred pounds_________ _

4

Barrels g i n .; .%

, .......... .. .

5

Barrels hams, herrings, or in d ig o ........................... . . . . .

3

Barrels lime. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4

Barrels molasses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . ...........

5

Barrels nuts or onions........ ^ v . ....................

3

Barrels o i l . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5

Barrels potatoes, pitchj plaster paris, porter, pork, pimento,

p e p p e r .............. ..

3

Barrels rice, same in half-barrels. . 1 . ; .................. ... . . . .

4

Barrels rosin . . . . . . . . . . . . ..v. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3

.Barrels rum and other spirituous liquors.................

5

Barrels salt, sugar, turpentine, t a r ........... .............................

3

Barrels Vinegar, wine, whi skey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .*.........

5

Barrels, halves, and half-quarter casks of liquors...............

3

Barrels, halves, of provisions, ale, beer, cider, e t c ...\ ___

2

Bolts bagging, canvass, duck, osnaburgs (or per pi ece) . . .

2

Boxes dry goods, upward four feet square. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6

Boxes dry goods, under four feet square............. ..................

4

Boxes axes, candles, chocolate, cheese, cordials, dates, figs,

glass of fifty feet, herringSy indigo, prunes, raisins, starch,

segars, tin -p late.. ....... .............. .......................... ..

2

Boxes lemons and oranges....................... ................ . . . . . . .

3

Boxes s ugar . . . . . . . __ _ ........ ................ ; ___ ______ . . . . .

5

Boxes t o b a c c o .....................

3

Bales cotton _____ . . . . . . . . . . . . I ............................... ......

5

Bales bagging, canvass, carpeting, blaiikets, and other dry

goods . ........ ....................... . ...................................

5

Bales deer-skins.. . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r .. i . . .

5

Bales h a y . . . . . . . , . *; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .. , . . . . . 6

Bales empty bottles . ....................... . . . . . . . . . . .

5

Baskets, n e s t s . ____________ _______ __ ________ ____

2

Baskets oil, wine,-cordial, e t c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f t : ..........

2

Bacon, per thousand p o u n d s ............................

37:

Bark (tanners' ) per c o r d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... .

37

Bellows ( h o u s e ) ........ ..

2

Bellows (blacksmith's ) . . - . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....'. . . . . . .

6

391

Brick and tile per thousand............ ........................ ............... 25

Bundles brooms, band-boxes, collars, hames, pans, scythes,

spades, shovels, trees, vines, vices, etc.................. . . . . . .

3

Bags almonds, coffee, cocoanuts, pepper, pimento, g in g e r.. 3

Bags grain......... ................... . . . ......................................... ..... 1

Bags shot........... ............................................... . . . . . . . .

i

Ballast, per ton ........ ......................................................... ....

25

Bale rope, per c o il................. ..................................

3

Cultivators..........................................

H

Corn-shellers.

................. ......................... . . . . . . ;

Camboses......................... ............................................................. .20

Cheese, per hundred pounds, in bulk

2

Carriages of four wheels............ .... ........... .. v l . . . . . . . . . . . 1 00

Carriages of two w h eels...................... ................ ..............

- 50

Chairs (sitting) t . . . . . . . . . f ..................................................... 1

Carboys v itrio l.. . . ............................................................ ..

3

Cannon-Carriages................. ^

. ....... ............................

3

Cordage, per c o i l ; . , . ........ ................................................ 3

Cannons of six hundred pounds and u n d e r ................. 25

Cannons over six hundred p ou n d s........ .......................

50

Cables (chain) per ton . : ____________ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

25

Coal, per t o n ............................................................................... 35

Crates crockery, onions, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ............................ 10

Cabbages, per hundred........ ..................................................... 12i

Casks crockery, coffee...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...............

8

Casks ch eese........................................................................ ..

4

Casks porter, six dozen and upw ard. . . . . . . . i . . . r . . . . . .

8

Cattle, bulls, oxen, c o w s . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . ............................... 25

Demijohns liq u o r .. ; . ........ ..'. .\ .......................... ..................

2

Demijohns, empty ,

........ .... . . . . . . . . . .7 .

1

Furniture, tables, bureaus, e tc........... ... .............

6

Fish, dry, per hundred pounds................. * __ . . . . . . . . .

2

Furnaces, p orta ble.. . . . . . 1 ....................... .............

2 '

Grain in bulk, barley, corn, peas, wheat, and other kinds,

per hundred b u s h e l s . . . . . ' .

25

Hams, each..................................... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

12

Hogsheads liquors, molasses, oil, etc., eighty gallons and

u pw ard................................................... ......... ... ................. 10

Hogsheads, sixty'gallons and u p w a rd ...................... ............ Hogsheads sugar, one thousand pounds and o v e r . . . . . . . . Hogsheads sugar, under one thousand p o un d s . . . . . . . . . .

8
12|
8

392

Hogsheads coffee, seven hundred pounds and o v e r ......... ., Hogsheads coffee, under seven hundred poun ds.............. Hogsheads dry' g o o d s ........................ : . . . . Hampers bottles.

Hampers p otatoes.. V ..............

Horses, mules, jackasses, etc. ..................... ....................... Iron, bar and pig, per to n . ..............,

Iron, hollow-ware, and other castings, each under forty pounds w e i g h t . . . ; ........ ........... . . .

Iron, hollow-ware, over forty pounds weight per hundred pounds ......................................

Iron grates, stoves, etc.

_____ _ .

Iron pots, kettles, and. ovens, with covers, dogs, per pair,

wagon-boxes, per set, to be considered as one pi e c e . . . . jars, and other clay and stone ware..............................

Jugs pickles, grapes, raisins, e t c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H - . ~.\ . . Kegs nails, t o bac c o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kegs, fifty pounds and under. . . . ; .............................. _

Kegs, over fifty p o u n d s ......................... ..............

Kegs liquor, twenty gallons and under. .......................

Kegs powder, per twenty-five pounds . . . ! ______ ; . . ..............

Kegs biscuit, crackers, lard, e t c . ............... ................; . . . . . .

Kegs paints, and others, same si ze. . . . ' ............ ....................

Kegs shot, lead, etc., per hundred pounds..............

Lumber, timber, boards, and other sawed lumber, per thousand superficial fe e t .......... ..

Lumber, mahogany, per thousand superficial feet........ ..

Lumber, pipe and hogshead staves, per thousand.

Lumber, barrel-staves, per thousand. . . . . . . . . ___ ; . . . . .

Lumber, heading for pipes and hogsheads . . . . . . I .......... .. Lumber, heading for barrels. .................................

Lumber, sh in gles..............................

Lumber, reeds and hoops, per thousand....................... Lumber, laths ........................... ..

Lumber, lightwood, cedar-posts, and other logs, each........ Nests t u b s . . . . .............

Onions, per one hundred ropes ...............\...........

Oranges, per thousand................., ..................................

Pipes liquor, one hundred gallons and upw ard............ ...

Pipes liquor, of sixty gallons and upw ard.. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pipes liquor, halves, under sixty gallons................... ..

10 8
12* 6
2 37*
25
1
** 6
n 1
2
1 3 : 2 3 2 '2 1 1 1
30 40 30 20 50 25 m 25
m \
3
12i m m 8 6

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Pipes liqupr, quarters, under forty g a l l o n s g

Pipes liquor, eighths, under twenty gallons ........ ......... . . .

3

Ploughs and cultivators.......................... ................................

Pineapples, per hundred

........ ..

..... 6

Potatoes, per hundred bushels.. .....................................

25

Paper, bundle of two ream s....................... .................

5

Paper, printing...................................................... 2

Paper, wrapping, one ream, large size. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2

Paper, wrapping, small, per ream. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ___

1

Paper, writing, per ream .................... ........................ ..

1

Quarter-casks, under forty gallons and over twenty.......... ' 5

Salt in bulk, per hundred bushels. 1.. ................................... 25

Salt in bags, per bushel........ .......................... .....................1

Stones, ballast and paving, per t o n .......................... .

25

Stones, mill, large, each........ .................................................

25

Stones, mill, small, ea ch .....................121

Stones, grind. . . . . . .................... . . , . . . ; . . * . . . _

li

Stones, quern........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __ . . . . . . . . . . . .

ft

Stones, marble, per to n ................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5q Sheep, e a c h . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ .................. . / ..........

Sofas, e a c h ...................................... , 9..............

121

Settees, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

iq 2

Stills, two hundred gallons and over. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .

25

Stills, under two hundred gallons................. ..

121

Sugar-boilers, large s iz e .............; ..........................; . . . . . . . 121

Sugar-boilers, shiall s iz e /...... ................................................ 6 1

Tobacco in hogsh eads.......................................................

20

Tobacco in kegs and boxes . .............................................. ..

3

Tierces goods, sixty gallons and under . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Tierces goods, forty gallons and under............................

5

Tierces rice and h a lves............................ ................

4

Trunks good s ____ _______________ ___; . : .

4

Trunks, em pty................................

8

Tea-chests, fifty pounds and u p w a r d ___ . . . . . . ____ 5

Tea-chests, under fifty pounds.......... ...................... ..

3

Tea-chests, under twenty pounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2

Wagons, large, two-horse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . go

Wagons, small, one-horse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Wheelbarrows, each............ .. . . .

. . . . . . ` g|

Every article in proportion to the foregoing rates.

Goods lying on wharf more than two nights after two working

days, to be subject to storage rates.

Storage on cotton, per week, for the first and last we e k. .

8

for each intervening week . . .

5

Rice, per week ................... .... . . . . r' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6

Tobacco, per hogshead .............................................................. 20

Every other article the same as its wharfage.

Dockage of vessels per day, under one hundred tons, em

p loyed ........ I ................................................ I v



Dockage of vesselsunder one hundred tons, when i d l e . . . . 1 00

Dockage of vesselsover one hundred tons, em p loyed.. . . 75

Dockage of vessels, when idle . ................................................ 1 50

RATES OF DRAYAGE--1871,

Ballast, per ton of 2,240 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 12

Bricks, per 1,000............................. ........................ .............. 2 00

Chairs, per dozen.,. .; . ............ . -

........ .. * 2Q

Coal, per ton of 2,240 lb s . . .................

............. 1 50

Cotton, per fcale, any distance ..................... .. -- . . . . . . . . . . 20

Flour and other dry barrels, per barrel . . . . . . . . i . ............ 7

Furniture, for one-horse Wagon, per l o a d ................ ............ 50

Grain, except oats, per bushel------- -- ...... ..............

Hay, per b u n d le .......... .. i . . . . . . . . ................................... . . 12

Iron, per ton of .2,240 lbs ............................. ........................ .... 1 25

Liquors and Salted Provisions, per bbl . . . . . . v- ----- - 1

" ."

"

" hhd. or pipe. .^. ......... 50

Lumber, per 1,000 feet............ .................................... 1 75

Oats, per b u s h e l....................... ........................... . . . . K.. .. , 1|

Rice, per tierce....................... .................................................... 25

Rice, per half-tierce. . . . t . . . - ..................... ......... . . . . ------ - 15

Salt, in bulk, per bushel...... ............ > ................................v

^

Salt, in sacks, per sack ............................................................

7

Shingles, per 1 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Staves, per 1,000

^

. ................................. 1 00

Sugar, per hhd. of 1,200 lbs., or over. . . . ' ...... ...................... 50

" " " of less than 1,200 l b s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Tobacco, per hhd . . . I ........ .... ------- . . . . . . . . . . . .

50

Trunks of Travelers, two and a half feet lo n g . . ................. 25

"Valises and Carpet-Bags, each........................... ..

10

W ood, per cord, to any portion of the city ...................

1 25

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Foi*a full load of any article not enumerated in the foregoing, no charge shall be allowed to exceed forty cents for a single-horse dray or wagon, and sixty cents for a double-horse dray or wagon, and for any thing less than a full load, not more than twenty-five cents shall be charged.

BATES OF PILOTAGE.

BAR PILOTAGE. FROM COCKSPUR DRAFT AMOUNTTOBECHAROEDl TO SAVANNAH.

TOTAL AMOUNT.

DRAFT

. FEET. ! U. s. . FOREIGN. TJ. 9. . FOREIGN. . u . s. FOREIGN. FEET.

6 $12 09 $18 15

. 7 '. 13 50

20 25

8

14 79

22. 20

9

18 26

27 38

10

20 52

30 78

11

23 97

35 97

12

.28 95

43 41

12J 31 97

47 96

13

35 21

52 81

m

38 55

57 84-

14 . 39 86

59 77

14J 42 23

63 35

15.

46 01 69 02

15J 48 65 1 72 90

16.

51 35

76 95

16J .54 00

81 00

17

58 22

87 32

17| 61 02

91 53

18

64 05

96 06

18J 67 17 100 77

19

71 72" 107 03

19^ 74 96 112 97

20

78 30 [ 117 45

$ 7 35 $11 01 8 10 12 15 8 97 13 44
11 04 16 56 . 12 42 18 63
14 37 21 54 17 49 26 25
19 34 29 00 21 23 31 83 23' 28 34 91 23 87 35 81 25 32 38 00 27 71 41 55 29 22 43 83 30 78 46 17 32 46 48 69 34 94 52 40
36 72 55 08 38 55` , 57 84 40 34 60 51 43 04 64 55 44 99 67 48 | 46 98 70 47

$19 44 $29 16

21 60 32 40

23 76

35 64

29 30 43 94

32 94 . 49 41

38 34 57 51

46. 44 69 66

51 31 76 96

56 44

84, 64

61 83

92 75

63, 73 95 58

67 55 101 35

73 72 110 57

77 82 116 73

.82 08 123 12

86 46 129 69

93 16 139 72

97 74 146 61

102 .65 153 90

107 51 161 28

114 76 171 58

119 95 180 45

125 28 187 93

6 .7
8 910 11 12
i n
13 13^ 14
m
15
i'H 16
15^ 17
m
18.
m ,'
19 19| 20

All national armed vessels, $7 50 per foot, inward and outward.

Drop to or from Five F a t h o m. . . . . . . *:... .$10 80

Drop to or from Four-mile P oin t... . . . . . . . 12 96

Drop to or from Venus' P o in t ... . . J. . . . . 17 28

Drop to or from Tybee to Venus' P o i n t . . . . 17 28

Detention, per d a y ., ...................

4 32.

50

,( l

.......... .. , .

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PERMANENT RULES

OF THE

COMMISSION OB' P IL O T A L E FO R TH E PORT OF . SAVANNAH. | !

R u l e ! . -- The master, owner, or consignee of any ship or vessel requiring a Pilot, shall give twenty-four hours' notice thereof, in writing,, in .the book kept for that purpose, at the place designated b y . the Commissioners of Pilotage, to direct forthwith any Pilot not having any vessel in charge to go on board any ship or vessel that may arrive in the river without a Pilot, or of any ship or vessel which, by any accident or contin gency, may be destitute .of a Pilot to take her to sea.
R ule 2.-- No P ilot shall be considered as having charge of a vessel, excpt for the time he is in actual attendance on board, or absent with the consent of the master or commanding officer; and it shall be the duty of every Pilot coming on board o f a ves sel to take charge as a Pilot to notify the master or commanding officer thereof, and to produce to the master his branch or certifi cate with the rule and every Pilot claiming a vessel on board of which a Pilot is, is hereby required to exhibit his commission, to enable the Captain to decide between them, and on his neglecting or refusing to do so shall, on conviction thereof before this Board, forfeit any claim he may have on said vessel for pilotage.
R ule 3 -- Whenever a Pilot is required or directed, by the master or commanding officer of any vessel he may have in charge, to bring to in any part of the river to wait for a boat, or any other transient purpose that has no relation to the trim of the vessel or to her lading, the same shall be reckoned as deten tion only, and compensation claimed under Rule 9.
R ule 4.-- Whereas great inconvenience and injury to the com mercial interests of this Port have arisen from Pilots absenting themselves for various pretences, and for various purposes, from their regular duties as Pilots, and diverting their boats and their own personal attention to objects unconnected with their busi ness as Pilots, whereby 'the Bar has been unprovided with Pilots, and ships and vessels compelled to run in without Pilots, or sub jected to detention without the Bar ; Resolved, therefore, That, from and after the publication of this Rule, any Pilot who shall absent himself from the care, duty, and vigilance of a Pilot,, by leaving th regular duties of the Bar and River for other objects

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of business or gain unconnected with his professional duties, with

out leave being'first obtained from the Board of Commissioners,

or the Chairman thereof, shall be deemed delinquent, and amen

able to the penalties of the laws of this State. In case of sickness

or other unavoidable contingencies whereby a Pilot is-compelled

to abandon for a time his situation as a Pilot, he shall give the Board the earliest notice thefeof in his power.

R ule 5.-- T wo Pilot-boats shall (weather permitting) always

during the winter months, and one during thevsummer months,

be kept without the Bar, to watch the approach of vessels and

render them prompt assistance.

R ule 6.-- N o Pilot shall receive from the Board of Commission

ers of Pilotage a branch or certificate,' until he shall have com

plied with the requisitions of the acts of the General Assembly of

ihis State as contained in the Code.

" "

R ule 7.-- The Bar and Cockspur Pilotage is not to be demanded

or paid until the vessel be boarded by a Pilot without the Bar,

but any Pilot bringing a vessel from sea to safe anchorage within

the Bar, shall receive the full Bar and Coekspur Pilotage.

R ule"8.-- Whenever any ship or vessel shall- touch off the Bar

of Tybee for instructions, all Pilots delivering on board of said

ship or vessel any letters Or orders shall be allowed a full Bar or

Cockspur Pilotage, in and out.

R ule 9.--Bor every day's detention of the Pilot on board of

any vessel to the leeward of the Bar, four dollars and thirty-two

cents per day, after the first twenty-four hours, provided such

vessel was bound to the leeward of the Bar, and not more than

thirty miles from the Bar ; if boarded at a greater distance,

detention not to be paid until the vessel is within that distance.

Rule10.-- Bor everyday's detention of a Pilot of any vessel

riding Quarantine, four dollars and thirty-two cents per day.

R ule 11.-- F or every day's detention o f the Pilot of any ship

or vessel in town, or in the river, after twenty-four hours' notice

being given by the Captain of the said vessel, four dollars and

thirty-two cents.

R ule 12.---The following rates are established for moving ves

sels for completing their loading, and other purposes :

; ,

D rop from town to Five Fathoms , . . . : . ; . . . I . . . $10 80

Drop from town to Four-mile P o i n t . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 96

Drop from town to-Venus* P o in t .. . y . :

. 17 28

Drop from Venus' Point to Ty b e e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 28

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Detention per day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................. $4 32

and all vessels bound up or down the' river, and detained one

tide to alter the time of the vessel, to pay the Pilot a drop of

seven dollars and fifty cents, but no detention for that day.

R ule 13.-- All Pilots bringing a vessel safe from sea have the

preference of xcarrying the said vessel up and down the river

and to sea again; provided, they give their attendance two hours

before high water and are duly.qualified; and in case any Pilot

shall wilfully neglect to make all the dispatch in his power to get

on board any vessel coming from sea, or when more than one

shall appear at the same time off the Bar, shall leave or Ueglect

one vessel in order to get on board another, she shall, on due

proof thereof before the Commissioners, forfeit treble the amount

of the Pilotage of that vessel; and no Pilot shall be. entitled to

demand the inward Pilotage of any vessel until the outward

Pilotage of the same shall be duef provided sueh vessel does not

remain more than sixty days in port after the discharge of .h e r.

inward Pilot, but Pilots may in all cases require security for the

payment of the whole Pilotage before the vessel proceeds to sea.

R ule 14.--rAny .master, owner, or consignee of any vessel in

the port who shall employ any other Pilot to carry said vessel

down the river and to sea but the Pilot who brought the vessel

in, or one belonging to th same boat (unless good and sufficient

cause shall appear for the contrary), shall pay double-the amount

of said vessel's Pilotage-- half for the use of the boat that brought

said vessel from sea; and .every Pilot acting on board any such

vessel where he has no right shall be liable to the-same penalty.

R ule 15.-- All Pilots neglecting or refusing to attend to any

vessel when thereunto required by Ihe master, owner, or consignee

of such vessel (if not engaged with another), shall forfeit double

the amount of such vessel's Pilotage; nor shall they leave a vessel

on any pretence whatever, after taking charge thereof, without

leave of the commanding officer of such vessel, on pain of the like

forfeiture, upon due proof thereof before the Board of Commis

sioners. '

v

R ule 16.-- This board shall recognize as Savannah and Charles

ton packets vessels which trade between the ports for a season;

and if generally in the trade, they will hereafter be entitled to

the exemption of Charleston packets respecting Pilotage,

' R ule 17.-- Regular packets between' this port and Charleston

shall not be required to take a Pilot from, or pay Pilotage to, any

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Pilots' boat that speaks them to the northward of St. Helena Head.
R ule 18.---That hereafter in all cases when masters of vessels follow a Pilot-boat in over the Bar, or up to the city, in cases where there is no Pilot in the boat to board the vessel, said boat shall be entitled to half-pilotage of said vessel, and also in cases of one vessel following another which has a Pilot on board, if said Pilot shortens sail, or in other matters so conducts his vessel as to be a guide to the following vessel, then such Pilot shall be entitled to half-pilotage ,of such vessel so advantaged.
R ule 19.-- All complaints made to the Board of Pilotage by Pilots, masters, owners, or" consignees of .vessels, shall specify the cause; of complaint, and when parties are summoned before the Board as principal, the case shall be specified in such summons*
R ule 2*0.--^All cases submitted and not determined upon at the first or second regular meeting after being docketed,- shall be finally decided upon at the third regular meeting of the Board, unless further continued by consent of parties.
R ule 21 .-- Notice, shall be given by all the Pilots to this Board of apprentices bound to them to learn the business of a Pilot. No apprentice shall receive a certificate until he has served four years. If satisfactory evidence of character and competency to the duty of conducting a vessel safely from sea to the wharves of the city are then produced, such apprentice shall be. entitled to a nine-feet certificate.
R ule 22.-- Every certificate Pilot shall serve eighteen months under each certificate before he. shall be entitled to an increased authority. He shall-give; one month's notice to this Board of his intention to make application for promotion, naming his^securities. N o petition for promotion shall be presented to this Board until the. eighteen months have expired. . R ule 23.-- Every Pilot when he has brought any ship or vessel to anchor in th e harbor-shall, and is hereby directed and required, to moor such ship or vessel, or to give proper directions for the mooring of the same, and for their safe riding at such mooting. .. Rule 2 4 -- It shall be the duty of Pilots during the two hours before high water, which attendance is required by law, to .go on. board vessels ready for sea, and assist in unmooring and prepar ing for sea, whether from the wharf or otherwise, and to get the vessel under weigh at any time when the master may so d esire;. and also to take vessels ready for sea from any of the saw-mills,

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as far up the river as Giles' & Co.'s mill, without extra pay; pro vided, the Pilots, be held harmless from all damage until the ves sel is in the stream.
R ule 25;-- Every licensed Pilot shall be attached to a Pilotboat; no Pilot shall remain unattached for more than thirty days without permission from the Commissioners. Any Pilot neglect ing or refusing to join a Pilot-boat within ten days after due notice shall have been given him to join a boat shall, unless satisfactory reasons are given for the noncompliance of the' order, be fined the sum of ten dollars, or be suspended for such a time as the Commissioners shall deem proper, or have their license revoked, at the option of the Commissioners. .
R ule 26.---No Pilot shall, by any unfair means, or by a reduced rate, take a vessel from another Pilot, and in case o f his so doing shall forfeit to the Pilot displaced the full amount of the Pilotage.
R ule 27.---All matters in relation to apprenticed shall be left to the. Commissioners, both as to their number, time of service, etc.
R ule 28.-- All vessels bound to Cockspur Island as their ulti mate place of discharge, shall pay to the Pilot bringing in said vessel Bar and Cockspur Pilotage,.and said Pilot shall be entitled to the privilege of taking the said vessel to sea, provided he gives his attendance two' hours before high water, after receiving twenty-four hours' notice, either written or verbal, of such inten tion on the part of the master.
R ule 29.-- All vessels bound to Savannah, and which shall Stop at Cockspur Island for the purpose of discharging a part of their cargo, shall pay to the Pilot bringing them in full Bar and River Pilotage, together with a drop of eight dollars. * R ule 30.-- If a vessel, behind direct to Cockspur, where her voyage terminated, shall afterward proceed to Savannah, in addition to JBar and Cockspur Pilotage the Pilot in charge o f said vessel shalFbe entitled to demand Bar and River Pilotage up, provided said vessel draw1over seven feet water. In case of her drawing seven feet,or under, he shall be entitled to River Pilotage
only up. R ule 31.-- The stores of Messrs. Claghorn & Cunningham and
Daniel Baker are designated by the Board as places where books shall hereafter be kept (as ordered by the first Rule of the Board), wherein masters of vessels, or consignees of any ship or vessel, requiring a Pilot, shall give twenty-four hours' notice thereof in writing. Any of said persons requiring a Pilot may

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give notice at either place, and it shall be the duty of Pilots to examine the books at both of said places.

HARBOR REGULATIONS.

FOR T H E PORT OF SAVANNAH .

Confirmed by the City Council, February 9th, 1868.

I. Every Pilot, when he has brought any ship or vessel to

anchor, is required to moor such ship or vessel, or to give proper

directions for the mooring of the same and for her .safe riding at

such mooring. He shall also make known to the Captain of such

vessel the laws requiring lights on board, as well as inform him o f

his duty to report his arrival at the Harbor-Master's office, within

four hours of the same.

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H. Pilots are directed to moor all vessels which stop at Five

Fathom, to lighten or discharge, as near the south shore as may

be safe, that an open passage may be left-to the northward for

vessels to pass and repass.

III. No vessel shall discharge or load any of her cargo in the

river opposite the city, except at the wharves, under a penalty of

four hundred dollars. No anchor is allowed in th e .river when

the vessel is made fast to the wharf.

IV. All masters of vessels, as soon as they come to anchor,

shall rig in their jib-boom and main-boom; and all vessels tom

their lower and top-sail yards, take in their bomkins and davits,

lay their sprit-sail yards fore and aft, rig in their martingale, take

in all boom-irons, and cock-bill their anchors. - These regulations

must be observed while lying at the wharf, or at anchor in any

part of the river, under a penalty of a sum not exceeding thirty

dollars.

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V. No vessel whatever shall be permitted to lie in the river

before the city longer than twenty-four hours, inward or outward

bound (powder-vessels excepted). Vessels having powder on

board, the pilot shall -bring to anchor as near the Fort wharf as

they may have water to lie in at low water, and the master must

land his powder in twenty-four hours after anchoring, and place

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it in the magazine, the officer of which is to receive the same and give a receipt therefor, except vessels having on board powder destined for the interior, either by railroad or by river; such ves sels may haul alongside any vacant, wharf, and the powder on board shall be removed direct from the vessel to the depot or boat immediately after she is made fast to the wharf. Any vio lation of this rule' will subject the vessel to the penalty of fifty

dollars. .

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YI. AH vessels, except regular packets, in ballast, waiting for

freight, light, or occasionally taking. in, discharging, or retailing

a cargo at any wharf, shall give the inside berth to a loaded ves-

. selth at wants to discharge forthwith; and every such vessel shall

likewise give'th inside berth.to a vessel that wants to take on

board her cargo immediately. Any vessel, except regular packets,

taking in a cargo at any wharf, shall give the inside berth to a

loaded vessel, if at the time of application for such berth there be

no other vacant or equally suitable berth for such loaded vessel,

under a penalty of thirty dollars per day. .

V II. E veiy vessel hauling past or. lying alongside and made

fast to another vessel, shall put out in a proper manner good and

sufficient fenders, and keep the same so placed as to prevent

injury to the vessel she shall be alongside of, and shall likewise so

place her moorings as to prevent injury to said vessel, and if dis

charging or taking in a cargo athwart another vessel's deck, she

must also keep her plank or staging so fixed as not to cause injury,

under a penalty of fifty dollars. V III. Masters of vessels shall not- permit ballast, rubbish, or
dirt of any kind to be thrown into the river or harbor. All bal la st and coal shall be thrown ten feet back, clear of the heads of the wharves; a heavy sail or tarpaulin must be put between the vessel and the wharf, extending under and five-feet on each side of -the stage, to prevent any from falling into the river. The sweeping of the decks, ashes from the caboose, and rubbish of any kind must be put upon the wharf and carted, away. Any master o f a vessel failing to comply with any of these rules shall be fined in a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars. IX . N o vessel while lying alongside the wharf or another ves sel shall be smoked for the purpose of destroying rats, but must first be hauled in the stream and kept constantly afloat, so as to be easily removed in case of taking fire, under a penalty of one

hundred dollars.

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3L No tar, pitch, or turpentine shall be boiled on any vessel' s deck, or within sixty yards of any vessel or warehouse, under a
penalty not exceeding thirty dollars. .Notice in all cases to Be given to the Harbor-Master.

X I. N o raft of timber or lumber shall be broken up in the front river below low-water mark, under a penalty not exceeding thirty dollars. No raft shall be permitted to lie more tljan forty-eight hours afloat in the river, nor shall any stave, wood, or shingle raft be landed at the heads of the wharves.

. X II. No vessel lying at any of the wharves on the southern side of the river, between Habersham's mill and the eastern ex tremity o f the cityy shall be permitted to take on board any timber or lumber from rafts alongside, under a penalty of forty dollars per day. In cases where it would not be safe to remove empty vessels, the Mayor will give permission to load a few sticks of timber at the wharf, said sticks to be secured by. chains and dogs after the raft shall have been broken up.

X IH . No person shall encumber the wharves with cotton, coal, bricks, lumber, stone, or other heavy articles, so as to prevent the use of said wharf to vessels wishing to load or discharge cargoes, under a penalty of twenty dollars per day. ;

X IY . Not more than two vessels of one hundred tons o r more register shall be allowed to lay alongside at any wharf in the city so long as there shall be. another wharf vacant, or with only one vessel thereat, under a penalty o f forty dollars per day.
X Y. No. vessel or boat laying alongside of any other vessel or wharf shall have a fire in the caboose, or any other place on or under ,the deck of said vessel or boat, except in an iron caboose, and such caboose or other fire-place be well and safely covered/ and surrounded with a good and sufficient caboose-house, hut, or other covering and enclosure, under the penalty of thirty dollars.
XYI. AH vessels overlaying the city wharves and docks must pay proportional wharfage.. No rafts shall be kept across or in them for the purpose of loading, except by permission.
shingle or sand- ballast, or rubbish of any descrip tion, shall be landed without permission of the Harbor-Master under a penalty of thirty dollars.

XY3H . Any vessel will be admitted to a berth, or be allowed

to change from one berth to another, on application to the Harbor-

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vessel who shall refuse or neglect to obey the directions of the Harbor-Master or his assistant, in any matter or matters within his or their authority, or shall molest, resist, or oppose the'HarborMaster or his assistant in the execution of any of the duties of his or their office, s\ich master or other person having charge of any ship or vessel, or other person whatsoever, shall, upon con viction for every such offence, forfeit^ and pay the sum of one hundred dollars. In case of dispute, appeal shah be made to the

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X X . The master of any vessel, lying at anchor in any part of

the river in the night time, shall cause a good and sufficient light

to be shown in some part of the rigging o f such vessel, at least

twenty feet above her deck, which light shall be kept burning

during a ll hours of the night, and that for every neglect such

master or commander shall be fined in a sum not exceeding

thirty dollars. X X I. Every vessel must always have on board a ship-keeper
or other person capable of taking charge of her. X XII. In case of any disputes or difference of opinions arising
between or amongst, masters of vessels, or others concerned under the foregoing Harbor Regulations, the same should be settled by the .arbitration of the Harbor-Master, on the applica
tion to him of those interested. X X III. All penalties, fines, or forfeitures under the foregoing
Rules shall, on conviction before the Mayor, or Mayor and Aidermen, be collected in the usual manner, and be divided between the City and Commissioners of Pilotage, the Harbor-Master to be considered in all cases full and competent witness against offend

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The Harbor-Fees are one cent and a half per ton, according to

the tonnage in, the, vessel's register or papers, on all vessels of the

U n ited States, and upon all Foreign vesselsentering upon the

same terms as vessels of the United States, payable every voyage,

except as below. Ocean Steamers regularly plying to this Port

shall pay seven dollars and fifty cents, payable every`woyage.

Steamboats and other vessels regularly running between ny o f

the Ports of South Carolina and Florida and this Port ; shall pay

fifteen dollars per annum, payable quarterly. Steam-tugs, Steamers^ and other vessels engaged in inland

navigation, shall pay fifteen dollars per annum, payable quarterly.

Pilot-boats and Lighters shall pay six dollars per annum, pay

able quarterly.

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A n d the said F ees are m ade payable by' law w ith in forty-eigh t h ou rs a fter th e arrival* o f th e vessel. I f n o t p a id o n p resen ta tion o f th e bill; th e F ees in all such cases sh all be dou bled . . , A ll oth er F oreig n vessels, n ot en terin g u p on th e sam e term s as vessels o f th e "U nited S tates, p a y d ou b le, qr th ree cen ts p er ton .
R egulations rtf R egard to T hrowing R ubbish in ,S avannah R iver.
I f an y m aster o f a vessel, or w ater-craft o f any description , shall th row or cau se to b e th row n from on b oa rd such vessel or w a te r -c ra ft in to a n y o f th e w a te rs o f ,aU y b a y o r % a r b o r o f th is S tate, or w ith in th ree m iles o f th e ou tside ba r o f an y su ch ba y or h arbor, an y ballast, ru bbish , earth, ston e, or gravel, h e shall forfeit a sum n ot less than five h u n d red or m ore th an tw o th ou s an d dollars, for an y such offen ce, an d m ay be im p rison ed n ot exceedin g three m on th s, at the discretion of th e C ou rt-- on e h alf the forfeitu re to b e p a id to any. on e first givin g in form a tion to th e C om m ission ers, an d th e oth er h alf to th e u se o f th e C om m is sion ers o f said h arbors respectively, for th e im p rovem en t of. N avi g a t i o n .--- C ode o f G eorgia , p 2 9 0 .
B e it ord ain ed b y the M ayor an d A lderm en o f the C ity of Sa vannah, in C ou n cil assem bled, an d it is h ereb y ord a in ed b y th e au th ority o f th e sam e, T h at it sh all n ot be law fu l for an y person to th row , cast, or deposit, or cause to be th row n , cast, or d ep osited in Savannah river, or on its ban k s b elow h igh -w ater m ark, from an y steam er o r sailin g vessel, o r from th e sh ore, an y ashes, ballast, rice-chaff, refuse m atter, o r an y substan ce o f w hatever nature or k in d w h ich m igh t in an y deg ree lessen th e d ep th o f th e w ater in said river, o r an y p a rt th ereof; an d all an d every p erson so of fen d in g shall, fo r each a n d . every su ch offen ce, b e fin ed in a sum <n o t e x c e e d i n g o n e h u n d r e d d o l l a r s , o n c o n v i c t i o n b e f o r e t h e P o lice C ou rt : on e h a lf o f th e fine to be p a id to th e in form er, an d th e oth er h alf in to th e C ity T reasury ; an d in case such offen ce be com m itted from on b oa rd an y vessel, th en th e ow n er or ow n ers, captain an d con sign ee o f such vessel shall be liable for th e p a y m e n t o f s u c h f i n e .-- E xtra ct O rdinance p a ssed M a rch 1 5 , 1 8 6 6 .
U. S. CUSTOM-HOUSE.
Collector-- R . B . R o b b . -- D eputy C ollector G e o . S . S t o n e ."

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CUSTOM-HOUSE FEES.

T h e follow in g is the list o f fees requ ired b y law to be p a id at the

s e v e r a l C u s t o m - h o u s e s o f t h e U n it e d S ta te s , a n d n o other fe e s '

shall be rec eived than th ose sp ecia lly en u m era ted :

F o r adm easurem ent of ton n age, an d certifyin g th e sam e,

fo r e v e r y tra n sv e rse s e ctio n u n d e r th e to n n a g e d e c k .... .$ 1 5 0 F or each betw een decks above tonnage d eck ____ . . . . . . . . 3 00

For. each p o o j^ o r closed in space above the u pp er or spar d e ck , r e q u ire d b y la w to b e a d m e a su r e d __ _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ . . _ _ 1 50
C e rtifica te o f r e g is tr y o r r e c o r d ..................... . .................. 2 00

E n d o rse m e n t, o r c e r t ific a t e d reg istry , o r r e co r d __ _ _ _ . . . 1. 00

F o r every b o n d u n d er th e re g istry a c t. . ......... . _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 25

C ertificate o f en rolm en t

..........,............................ 50

E n d orsem en t on certificate o f enrolm ent* o f ch a n g e o f m as te r, e t c ... .................... . . . . . . . . __ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0
L icen se, an d gran tin g the sam e, in clu din g bon d, if n ot o v e r 2 0 to n s .. . ............ . . . . . . . .................... . . ....... .. . 25

A b o v e 20 a n d n o t o v e r 1 0 0 ..... ........................... ................ 50

O v er 1 0 0 t o n s ' . ' . - . .......... .

1 00

E n d orsem en t on license, o f ch an ge o f m aster, etc.. . . . . . . . 20 C ertifyin g m anifest, an d gra n tin g p erm it for licen sed ves
sels to g o from d istrict to district, u n d er 50 ton s ..... .. 25 O v e r 50 to n s . . . . .. . . ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < . . . . . 5 0 C ertifyin g m anifest, an d gran tin g perm ission to registered
vessels to g o from district to district . ___ __ _____ , . ___ 1 50

R eceivin g certified m anifest, an d gra n tin g p erm it on arrival : o f such registered vessel. . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 50

G ra n tin g perm it to a vessel n ot b elon gin g to a citizen of

th e U n ited States, to g o from district to district, an d

receivin g m anifest

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2 00.

R eceivin g m a n ifest an d gran tin g perm it to unload, for last m en tion ed vessels, on arrival at on e district from

a n o th e r .. ............................. .................... . . .

.. 2 00

G ra n tin g p erm it for vessel carryin g on fishin g to trade at

a foreig n p o r t . . . . . . . . . . i:.......... * . . .............. .

25

R e p o rt a n d en try o f foreig n g o o d s im p orted in su ch vessel. 25

E ntry of vessel of 100 tons and m ore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 50

C learance o f vessel o f 100 ton s an d m o r e ........... .............. 2 50

E n tr y o f v esse ls u n d er.1 0 0 t o n s ...................... . . . ......... . 1 50

C lea ra n ce o f vessels u n d e r 10 0 t o n s .-------- . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ 1 50

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P o s t E n tr y . ....... . . . . .............................. ................ . 2 00

P erm it to lan d or deliver g o o d s (see b e lo w )............... 20

B o n d ta k en officia lly ..- .. . * ....... .

40

P erm it to lan d good s for exportation , en titled to draw back

(see b e lo w )...................... .............. .

30

D eben tu re, o r oth er official (see b e lo w ). . . . . . . : ....... . . . 20

B ill o f H e a lt h ......j , - .......... . W * * 2 0 O fficial d ocu m en ts requ ired b y an y m erchant, ow ner, or
m aster o f an y vessel n ot b efore en u m era ted .. . ......... 20

S ervices, oth er th an adm easu rem en t, to b e p erform ed b y

th e S urveyor, in vessels o f 100 ton s an d m ore, h avin g on

b o a r d m e r c h a n d is e s u b je c t t o d u t y ....... 3 ,Q0

F o r lik e service in vessels u n d er 100 ton s, h a vin g sim ilar m e r c h a n d i s e ............. ............ . '* -- . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 0
F o r lik e services in all vessels n ot h avin g m erch an dise su b j e c t t o d u t y . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . *' ..........
P rotection , -- , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 25

C re w -L ist .. .................. . ....................................................... 25 G e n e r a l p e r m it to la n d p a s s e n g e r s ' b a g g a g e ....................... 2 0

W eig h in g o f w eighable articles exp orted , p er 100 l b s ... . .. 3

W eig h in g o f salt to cu re fish (see A ct 122, W a reh ou se R egulations).
W eig h in g o f all oth er w eigh able articles in th is D is tr ic t.. 3

G u a gin g o f gu agable articles exp orted, p e r c a s k . . . . . . . . . . 10

G u a g in g o th e r a rticle s-- C a sk s, e a c h .................................... 12

Casks an d Baskets, e a c h . . . . . . . . . . -----. . . . . . . . . . . . ------- , 4|

A le, P orter, etc., p e r d ozen b ot t l es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 M easu rin g p er 100 bu sh els-- C oal, C halk, B rim ston e, e t c . . 90

S a l t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 5 P o ta to e s, S eeds, G ra in , a n d all sim ilar m ea su ra b le'a rticles 45

M arble, L u m ber, an d oth er sim ilar articles, th e actual ex

penses incurred. F o r record in g B ills o f Sale, M ortg a g e, H yp oth eca tion , or

C on veyan ce o f V essel, u n d er A ct o f Ju ly 29, 1 8 5 0 . . . . . 50

F o r re co rd in g certificate fo r disch a rgin g an d can cellin g

an y such co n v e y a n ce ......... ........................................ .

50.

F o r fu rn ish in g a certificate settin g forth th e nam es o f th e

ow n ers o f an y registered, or en rolled vessel, th e ,p a rts

or p rop ortion s ow n ed b y each, an d also th e m aterial facts

o f an y existin g b ill o f sale, m ortg a ge, h yp oth eca tion , or

oth er incum brance, th e date, am oun t o f such in cu m

brance, and from and to w h o m f m a d e . . . . . . . . ------ - 1 00

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F o r fu rn ish in g cop ies o f such record s for each B ill o f Sale,

M ortgage, or oth er con v ey a n ce................

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F o r licen ses to steam ers, as a com pen sation for th e in sp ec

tion an d exam in ation s m ade for th e year, an d for fu rn ish

in g th e requ ired cop ies o f th e in sp ection certificate u n d er

th e S team boat L aw , approved A u gu st 20th, 1852, in ad

d ition to th e fees above m en tion ed, for issu in g en rol-

m en ts an d licen ses to vessels:

F o r ea ch stea m -v essel o f 100 to n s o r u n d e r ...................... 25 00

A n d fo r each ton in excess o f 100 top s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

F o r licenses o f P ilots an d E n gin eers, e a c h . .... . . . . . . .10 00

SAVANNAH POST-OFFICE,
-- P ost-M aster C . K . O s g o o d . A ssistant -- P ost- M aster G e o . B . W e l s h . R egistry and M oney-O rder Clerk-- J o s . B o w l e s . Chief M ailing Clerk---J . B . S h i p p . M att,tng C lerks-- W m . M c C o r m i c k , C . M . B e t h u n e . A ssorting Clerk-- L o u i s B . T o o m e r . D elivery C lerks---J . W . H u n t , J a m e s H . E d w a r d s .
O ffice H ours-- S a l e o f S t a m p s , 8 a. m . t o 2 p . m ., 3 t o 5 p. m.; R e g is t r y a n d M o n e y -0 ^ * d e r b u s in e s s (d a ily , e x c e p t S u n d a y s ), 8 a. m . t o 1 p. m., 2 t o 5 p. m.; D e liv e r y o f L e t t e r s f r o m 8 a. m. t o 7 p. m.; S u n d a y s -- O ffic e o p e n fo r d e liv e r y o f le t t e r s fr o m 9 t o 1 0 a. m.

A R R IV A L AN D DEPARTURE OP MAILS.

CLOSE.

Northern and Northeastern via Charleston................ Northern and Northeastern via Charleston...... Macon, Atlanta, Western, and Southwestern ...... . Macon, Atlanta, Georgia Central Railroad, and State Florida and Atlantic and G u l f ..,..,. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....

7 .0 0 A. M. 9 .0 0 P. M. 6.00 P. M. 6 .1 5 A. M. 9.00 P. M.

Darien, Georgia, per steamer Nick K ing, arrives Saturdays and closes Thurs

days, at 9 .0 0 a ., m .

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Saint M ary's, Berne, Satilla Mills, Fredrica, Darien, and Y ellow Bluff, Fla.,

per steamer San Antonio, arrives on Tuesdays and closes Fridays, at 7.00

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P ostal R ules-- M a n y e r ro r s o c c u r b y p e r s o n s n o t o b s e r v in g th e follow in g regu lation s in d ep ositin g letters, papers, or m iscellan e ou s p u blication s in th e office fo r m a ilin g: . '
A ll d rop -letters, or letters to b e d elivered in th e city, m u st b e prep aid b y postage stam ps, at th e rate of 1 cen t per half-ou nce
or under. P r e p a y m e n t b y stamps r e q u i r e d o n a ll t r a n s i e n t p r i n t e d m a t
ter, foreig n an d dom estic. . A ll letters n ot p rep aid b y stam ps, all such as are received in the office w ith stam ps cu t from stam ped en velopes, or w ith such postage stam ps as w ere in use p rior to 1861, or w ith revenue stam ps on th em , are treated as " u nm ailable, an d are sen t to th e
d ea d -letter office. P a ck a ges con ta in in g p oison s, oils, exp losive ch em icals, liqu ids,
or an yth in g calcu lated to in ju re or en dan ger th e safety of the m ails, w ill n o t b e received .
V a lu a b le letters sh ou ld , in all ca ses,,b e reg istered ; an d w h en m on ey is d esign ed to b e tran sm itted, P osta l M on ey O rd ers (to secu re safety in tran sm ission ) sh ou ld , w hen p racticab le, b e o b
ta in e d . D irect letters p la in ly to th e street a n d n u m b er,.a s w ell as th e
post-office, cou n ty, an d State. B y in sertin g u p on letters th e cou n ty in w h ich th e office is located , m any errors in su perscription m igh t b e d etected an d m istakes in m ailin g avoided. r
H ea d letters w ith th e n am e o f th e w riter's post-office an d State, street, an d n um ber. S ign them w ith fu ll nam e, and requ est that answ ers b e directed accordin gly.
A ll le t t e r s c a r r ie d o u t s id e o f t h e m a ils m ust be in G overnm ent stam ped envelopes. A n y v i o l a t i o n o f t h is la w s u b je c t s t h e c a r r ie r
to a fin e o f $150. S a m p l e s a n d S a m p l e - C a r d s -- M a t t e r f o r m a i l i n g , a s sa m p les,.
m u s t b e c o n f i n e d t o sam ple-cards and sam ples, o f d r y fle x ib le m a terial. M a n y b u s in e s s f ir m s a p p e a r t o h a v e c o n s t r u e d t h is a s m ea n in g th at any article m a y b e carried as m ail m atter o f th e th ird class (tw o cents for fou r ou n ces). T h e variou s specim en s o f m e r c h a n d i s e , s u c h a s tea, coffee, tobacco, rice, flo u r , sm all hard w are, e t c .j e t c ., a r e c h a r g e d a t letter rates. W r i t i n g o n s a m p le s , o r s a m p l e - c a r d s w i ll s u b j e c t t h e m t o letter postage.
L o t t e r ie s , a n d so - c a l l e d -- Gift C o n c er ts A l l l e t t e r s o r c i r c u l a r s con cern in g lotteries, so-ca lled g ift con certs, or oth er sim ilar en terprises offerin g prizes o f an y k in d on an y p retex t w hatever,

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d ep osited m th is 'o ffice to be sen t b y m ail, w ill b e trea ted as u n m ailable, an d sen t to th e D ea d -L etter office.

M - anuscripts-- M a n u s c r i p t f o r p u b l i c a t i o n i n n e w s p a p e r s , m a g a
zines, or. p eriod ica ls tran sm itted b y m ail, m u st be p rep a id at letter rates o f postage, N on e bu t book M SS. can pass at rates p rescribed for tran sient prin ted m atter.

L etters not A dvertised-- D r o p le t t e r s , u n le s s a t h r e e c e n t p o s t age stam p affixed.

L etters bea rin g requ ests to be retu rn ed to w riters if u nclaim ed.

B o x letters.

' '

L etters d irected an d sent to h otels, an d th en ce retu rn ed to the

p ost-office as u nclaim ed.

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L etters retu rn ed from th e D ea d -L etter office to w riters.
C irculars, free pack ets con tain in g p rin ted docu m en ts, speech es an d oth er prin ted m atter.

O fficial letters from an y d ep artm en t o f th e G overn m en t.
i ' A n y E ndorsed or R equest L etters-- l e t t e r o n w t i c h t h e p o s t a g e is prep aid h ayin g en d orsed U pon th e ou tsid e th ereof, in w ritin g or prin t, the nam e, an d address o f th e w riter, if n ot called for at th e p ost-office to w h ich it is. d irected w ith in th irty days, or an y .less tim e the. w riter m a y d irect, w ill b e re tu rn e d to th e w riter w ith ou t ad dition al postage, an d w ith ou t a specific requ est for such return bein g en dorsed thereon.

M oney-O rder D epartment-- E s p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n is c a l l e d t o t h e M on ey-O rd er system as a safe an d ch eap m eth od o f tran sm ittin g sm all su m s th rou g h th e m ails. O rd ers are .issued in sum s o f n ot m ore than fifty dollars. L a rg er am ou n ts can be tran sm itted to th e sam e p erson at th e sam e tim e b y ad dition al orders.
R ates-- O n o r d e r s n o t e x c e e d i n g $20, t e n c e n t s ; o n o r d e r s o v e r $20 an d n ot exceed in g $30, fifteen cen ts; on ord ers over $30 an d n ot exceedin g $40, tw en ty cents; on orders over $40 an d n ot ex ceed in g $50, tw en ty-five cents.

R egistered L etters-- L e t t e r s a n d o t h e r v a l u a b l e p a c k a g e s m a y

be registered to any post-office in th e U n ited States on th e p a y

m en t o f th e regu lar p ostage an d a fee, to be p a id in stam ps, o f

fifteen cents.

-

T h e great in crease in th e n u m ber o f letters registered du rin g
th e last few years is an evid en ce o f th e success w h ich has at ten d ed the im provem en ts in th e system .

> L e tters can also be registered to C anada, N ova S cotia, and N ew B runsw ick, E n glan d, Irelan d, an d S cotlan d, to th e G erm an and

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A u stria n S tates,, a n d to v a riou s o th e r co u n trie s a n d p la ce s in E u rop e an d A sia, in form a tion o f w h ich w ill b e given at th e P ost-office. .
L etters can n ot b e registered to P ran ce, S pain ,"H ollan d , B elgiu m , an d P ortu gal.
D o m estic M ails.- r - T h e s i n g le le t t e r r a t e o f p o s t a g e i s t h r e e cents th rou gh ou t th e U n ited States for h alf an ou n ce or under. A n addition al rate o f th ree cents is requ ired fo r each ad dition a l half-ou nce, or fraction thereof.
T h e postage on new spapers an d periodicals sent to actual subscrib er,frd m "the office o f p u b lica tion m u st b e p a id q u a rterly in advance^ at th e follow in g ra tes; O n each cop y n ot exceedin g fou r ou n ces ifi w eigh t, pu blish ed qu arterly, on e cen t; m on th ly, three ce n ts; Jfem i-m onthly, six ce n ts; w eek ly, five cen ts; sem i-w eek ly, ten cen fs; tri-w eek ly, fifteen cen ts; six tim es a w eek, th irty cen ts; da ily, th irty -fiv e Cents, a n d th e sam e ra te in a d d ition fo r each fou r ounces, or fraction th ereof, in excess. .
% ? r a n s ie n t * n e t e p a p e r a n d m i s c e l la n e o u s m a i l a b l e m a t t e r must * be p rep a id b y stam ps a t t h e r a t e Q f t w o c e n t s f o r e a c h f o u r o u n c e s , .. or fraction thereof.
B ook s, in like m a n n er, at th e rate o f fou r cents for each fou r ounces, or fraction thereof.
U nsealed -- C ibctjlabs.- N o t e x c e e d i n g t h r e e i n n u m b e r , t o o n e address, tw o cen ts; over th ree, an d n ot exceed in g six to on e ad dress, fou r cents. A n y larger n u m ber th e sam e prop ortion ate rates. C ards en closed w ith circu lars su b ject the p a ck age to letter postage.
Stamped E nvelopes.-- T h e a t t e n t i o n o f t h e p u b l i c i s c a l l e d t o the advantage of usin g stam ped en velopes rather than postage stam ps.. D a ily , n u m b ers o f letters are d r o p p e d in th e p o st-o ffice w ith out-prepaym en t, w ith revenue stam ps an d stam ps cut fcom stam ped en velopes affixed, w h ich are h eld fo r p osta ge; w hereas, b y th e u se o f stam ped en velopes, these letters w ou ld g o forw ard w ith ou t delay.
H erson s pu rch asin g stam ped envelopes, o f any den om in ation, in qu an tities o f five h u n d red an d u pw ard, m ay have a requ est to retu rn in a sp ecified tim e p rin ted th ereon free o f charge.
T h e postage on stam ped en velopes sp oiled in directin g, w ill be refu n d ed in stam ps, p rov id ed th ey h ave n ever b een sen t b y m ail, an d that th e m isdirection actu ally occu rred at th e pla ce w here th e red em p tion is claim ed. In np case is an ffoy e lo p e to b e red eem ed at th e p ost-office to w h ich it is directed.
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B ates oe F oreign P ostage-- ( subject to frequent ch an g e).

jggf The asterisk (*) indicates that, in cases where it is prefixed, unless the letter he registered, prepayment is optional; in all other cases prepayment is required.

Newspapers, Book packets, Prints, etc., and patterns
or samples.

COUNTRIES.

s . `T4 OCD 4- O eg O u

4=For references a, b, etc., see notes at foot o f next page.

Qs a,

CTS.

Acapulco............................................................................. .

15

Argentine Republic, American packet 23d each month

CTS. 3

CTS. - 4

I< rs.

CTS.

from New York........... ............... .................................... 18

4 10 \L0

Aspinwall........... ..................................' . ......... ................ .

10

2

4

8

Australia, British mail, via Southampton...................

16

6 14

4

16

do

do do do Marseilles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.

8 18

8

16

Australia, New Zealand, and New South Wales, via San

Francisco......... .................................... ........................... 10

*2

4

4

Australia, via North German Union, d ir e ct............

*7d

3d 6d 6d

8

Alexandria, via North German Union, direct................. *12.

8 11 l l

b 8

Bahamas, by direct steamer from New York................... 3 irazil via England.................................. ............... ............ 28 do by American packet 23d each month from N. Y. 18

4 18- 12 4

I

Canada (letters i f unpaid, ten cents per half-ounce).. . . *6

2 c2

5

Chili, British mail, via Panama........... ............................... 22.

4

10

China (s. e. Hong Kong), Am. packet, via Sap Francisco 10

2

4

do via North German Union direct.____ ___________ 24

12

15

17

do

do do

do closed mail, via Eng., 27

13

17

17

do except Hong Kong, Br. mail, via Southampton.. 28

6 14 14

do

do do do

do

do Marseilles. . . . . 36

8 18 18

Cuba, direct...................... ; ........................... ...'___ _______ 10

2

4

Central America, Pacific Slope, via Panam a...........

10

2

4

Denmark, via North German Union direct (if prepaid.

ten cents)....................... ............................................ ; *16 Denmark, via North German Union, closed mail, via

6 10 10 b 8

England (if prepaid, ten cents)......... ..........; ............. 13

6 10 10 &8

East Indies, British, via San Francisco............... ............ 10 . 7 12 12

do

do mail, via Southampton................. 22'

2

8

8

16

do

do do via Marseilles................ .

30 a 8 18 ' 18

16

do

via North. German Union, direct............. 24 12 15 15

17

do

do

do closed mail,

via England...................... ................................ ............. 27 13

17 17

17

[Patterns and samples can not be sent via Ger

many to places in East Indies .of in British pos

sessions.]

Ecuador, British mail, via Panama.................................

22

4 io

8

Egypt (Lower, excluding Alexandria), by North Ger

man Union, direct................. ....................................... ; *17 Egypt (Middle, excluding Alexandria), by North Ger

9 12 12- 58

man Union, d ir e c t ................. . ................................. *17 Egypt (Upper, excluding. Alexandria), by North Ger

9 12 12 58

man Union, direct.................... ...... ............... / .......... 17

9

Egypt (Lower, excluding Alexandria), by North Ger

man Union, closed mail, via England;..................... *20 10 14 14 68

France............. .............................. ......................... ..

10

2

4

Great Britain and Ireland (if unpaid, twelve cents per

half-ounce............. ............................... .................. .. *6d 2 fr

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4 = R ates on b ook packets, patter n s, or samples to G r e a t B r it a in a n d I r e l a n d -- Prepayment compul sory,
Not over one ounce, two cents. Over one ounce and not over two ounces, four
cents Over two ounces and not over four ounces, six,
cents. Over four ounces, sixea#*S*B$e,efl' p o w e -Batswaj
or reaction thereon.

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KATES OF FOREIGN POSTAGE--CONTINUED.

4^ The asterisk (*) indicates that, in cases where it is prefixed, unless the letter be registered, prepayment
is optional: in all other cases prepayment is required.

Newspapers, Book Packets, Prints, and patterns or samples.'

COUNTRIES.

4= For references a, 6, etc., see notes at foot.

`MM i gPM ! W

5C<Djji1

CTS. ClS." CIS. GTS.

German States, via North German Union, direct......... *1d 3d 6d 6d

do

do

do

do closed mail,

via England ...........--------------- ------- s ...... .................. *10d

Gibraltar, via England............. ..................................

6

8 d

2

16

Gold Coast, via England............... ........................ '------ 16 Hong Kong, British mail, via Southam pton....; ........... 28

14 18

16 16

do

do

do Marseilles ...'..................

10

10

do and dependent Chinese ports of-Canton, Swa-

tow, Amoy, and Fob-chow, American packet, via San Francisco..,........ ..........|------- ---------- ------- *10d 3d Hamburg, via North German Union, direct........... ......... *10d id

4o

do

do_ ,

do . closed, mail, via

TEngland....... ..................................................................... 10

.3

Mexico, direct from New York................................. ....... ^ *10d 3d

Prussia, via North German Union, direct........... .......... *7d id

do do

do

do closed mail, via

England....____ -- ............... .............. ........ . . . . . . . > *15

5

Poland Russian, via North German Union, closed mail

via England if prepaid, twelve cents)...... ............... 22

4

Peru, British mail, via Panama........... ...... .

*22

6

Roman or Papal States, via North German.Union direct, *11

7

68 68

do

do

do

do

do closed

mail, via England....... ...............7................................... *14

5

Russia States, via North German Union, direct (if pre paid. twelve cents)........... ........... ...... **,.'$................. *18

10

Russia States, via North German Union, closed mail,

via England (if prepaid, fifteen cents)............... '. ------ 6 Sandwich Islands, by mail from San Francisco............. *10d

2
lOd

4 d 12d

8d

Switzerland, direct closed mail, via England................. 10

2

4 .

W est Indies, British and Danish America, packet 23d

of each month from New York........... ............

4

West Indies (not British), via St. Thomas......... .. .

4

a__where the letter a is prefixed, an additional rate is to be added to the foreign portion

of the postage for each four ounces, or fraction thereof, if the newspaper exceeds four

ounces in weight.

6--L ettbks only can be registered. >

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c__Transient pamphlets, magazines, and periodicals two cents per four ounces. Domestic

rates are chargeable to and from the line oh all mail matter, except letters to or from

British N-orth American provinces.

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d--Letters, if unpaid, or insufficiently paid, are subject to a fine on delivery, m addition

to the deficient postage. Other matter insufficiently paid is forwarded, but not if wholly

unpaid, subject to a similar fine, when addressed to Germany, Austria, Holland, Belgium,

Switzerland, or Italy; but no other matter than letters will be forwarded to Great Britain

or Iceland, unlessfu lly prepaid.

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SAVANNAH FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.
L IS T O F S IG N A L -B O X E S .
B ox 3-- P olice B arracks. 4-- U pper H ydrau lic Press. 5-- E m pire S team ship W harf. 6-- G as-house. 7-- C orner B ay and D rayton.
12-- C orn er B a y an d Jefferson. 13-- C orner B roughton and W est B road. 14-- C orn er B rou gh ton and W hitaker. 15-- C orn er B rou gh ton an d P rice. 16-- C om er South and E ast B road. 17-- C orn er S ou th B ro a d an d B ull. 21-- C orner South B road and M ontgom ery. 23-- C entral R ailroad P assenger D epot. 24-- C orner L iberty and D rayton . 25-- A tlan tic and G u lf R ailroad F reigh t D ep ot 26-- C orn er C h arlton an d W hitak er. 27-- C orner Jon es and L in coln . 31-- C orn er B u ll an d G aston. 32-- Corner W ayne and W est Broad.
IN S T R U C T IO N S T O K E Y -H O L D E R S .
U p on p ositiv e in form a tion , o f a fire near y o u r S ig n a l-B ox u n lock th e d oor, an d p u ll th e h ook all th e w ay dow n , an d let it g o 1 th en w ait a few m om ents, an d if you hear n o tick in g in th e b o x ' or alarm on th e bells, g o to th e n ex t n earest b o x to th e fire.
N ever o p e n th e b o x o r tou ch th e h o o k ex cep t in case o f fire. N ever g iv e an alarm ex cep t from th e b o x n earest th e fire. B e su re th e box. is lock ed b efore lea v in g it. . N ever let the k ey g o ou t o f y ou r possession , unless to som e resp on sib le person fo r the p u rp ose o f g iv in g an alarm , o r w hen called for b y th e S u perin ten den t. T h e n u m ber o f the b ox sign alin g the fire w ill be stru ck u p on th e g on g s o f all th e E n gin e-h ou ses an d th e E x ch an ge B ell. F o r exa m ple: to an n ou n ce an alarm from S ign a l-B ox N o. 24, the bells w ili b e str u c k twice, a n d a fte r a p a u s e o f s ix s e co n d s , w ill b e stru ck four tim e s: thus, 2-- 4. T h e n u m b er o f th e b o x w ill be repeated at in tervals o f tw en ty secon ds, u n til a sufficient alarm has been sounded.

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