PREFATORY CENSUS. In presenting our Third Annual Directory of Savannah, we recognize that the work is not perfect, but we believe that it is as near so as the Directory o f any city in the land. The names herein number 12,841, which is a gain of 1,058. The experienced men who take the census in connection with the Directory canvass make a showing which cannot be disputed. The returns foot up 34,879 for the whole district comprised in the City Map. O f these 19,114 are white and 15,765 colored. The thanks o f the Publishers are due the enterprising business men and citi zens for their encouragement, which enables us to bring forth a superior D irect ory each year, and to add th e F ree Business D irectory of Savannah this year, which w ill have a wide field of usefulness. Credit is due T he Morning N ews Steam Printing H ouse for the neat typographical and stereotype work. W e w ill endeavor, in the future, to do what we have in the past-- improve, and attain the highest standard. Respectfully, SH OLES & CO. IM im t ! !, p -D E A L E R IN METALLIC BURIAL CASES OF A IL SIZES AND DESCRIPTIONS, ALSO CABINET MAKER ANB UPHOLSTERER, 1 3 3 & 1 3 S Y O fiS ST ,, Between Bnll ani Wlitater, iiT A N N A i, sy u SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA CAPT. A. 0. CABANISS, L ea v es JPadelford's w h a r f. S a v a n n a h , T U E S D A Y S , a t 6 T>. M ., ---------a n d --------- A ugusta, SATURD AYS, at A D . M. tfQ 'm 'M ' & 4 f I , M anager. '\ S avannah C ity D irectory. 5 GENERAL INDEX. PAGE. Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . 133 Academies and Schools-. 23 Advertising Department . . . . 77 A ppendix................................................. 19 Asylums and Hospitals . . . . . 23 Bands . .. . . . . . . t . . . 24 Banks . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Board o f Alderm en . . . . . . 19 Board o f Health . . . . . . . . 20 Board o f U n d e rw rite rs......................24 Business Directory . . . . . - - 101 Cemeteries . . . . . . . 24 Churches . . * . . . . . . . . . . 25 City C o u r t ........................................... 45 City Dispensary . . . . . . . . 20 C ity Government . . . . . . . 19 City Officers and Institutions . . . 20 Clubs and Societies . . . . . . 27 Commissioners W ater W orks . . 20 Consulates . . . , .......................... 28 Cotton Exchanges . . . . . . . 28 Cotton Press A ssociatlon 29 County Courts . . . . . . . . . 45 County o f Chatham . . . . . . 45 County Officers . . . . ,. . 45 Custom House ...................................44 Depots . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Dockage .............................. . 33 Drainage Commission . . . . . 20 Dramatic S o cieties......................... . 27 Drayage . ............................................3^ Educational ............................................20 Express C o m p a n ie s .................. . 29 Fire Department . . . . . . . . 21 General Directory of Names . . . 133 General I n d e x .......................... 5 H alls and Public Buildings . . . 18 Historical Societies .......................... 27 Incorporated Companies . . . . . 29 Index to Advertisers . . . . . . 6 I. O. O. B. .......................... .... . . 43 I .O . O. F. . . . . . . . . . . 42 PAGE. Jockey Club . . 1. . . . . . . . 27 Knights o f Honor . . . . . . . 43 Knights o f P y th ia s.............................. 42 L ib r a r ie s ................................................29 Loan Associations . . . ". . . . 30 Markets . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Masonic Societies . . . . . . . 41 M edical S o c ie t ie s ...............................27 M ilitary O r g a n iz a tio n s......................30 Newspapers, etc. . . . . . . . . 32 Odd F e l l o w s ..................... 42 Parks and Places o f Amusement . 32 Pilots. 32 Pilot Boats and Pilotage .* . . . 32 Police Department . . . . . . . 22 Port Regulations . . . . . . . . 32 Post Office ....................................... 36 Prefatory ............................................ 3 Railroads . . . . . . . . . . . 38 R elief and Benevolent Associations 40 Sanitary Com m ission.......................... 20 Schools and Teachers . . . . . 21 Secret Societies . . . . . . . . 41 Shipping Commissioners . . . . 44 Squares..................................................... 17 State Judiciary . . . . . . . . . 52 State of G e o rg ia ...................................45 Steamboat Inspectors , . . . . .. 44 Street Guide . . . . . . . . . 9 Telegraph Companies. . . . . . 44 Telephone Companies . . . . . 44 Towage. . .......................... 34 Trades Unions.................. . . . . 44 U. S. Com m issioners.......................... 44 U. S. Courts . . . . . . . . . 44 U. S. Government . . . . . . . 55 U. S. Internal Revenue . . . . . 44 U. S. Officers ( l o c a l ) ..........................44 U. S. Signal Service . . . . . . 44 W harfage and S t o r a g e ......................34 W h a r v e s ................................................ 18 6 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. PAGE. Adam s W . B., comm'r o f deeds . 81 Alexander & M axwell, whol grocers 96 Austin & Haines, brokers . '. . . 82 Baker G. D . & Co., turpentine stills 77 Boston & Savannah S. S. Line . . 80 Bruyn D eW itt, architect [back of title Carson Luke, s ta b le s .......................... 99 Cohen J. T ., clothing . . . . . . 97 Connor E . M-> newspapers and pe riodicals .......................... . . . 97 Cosgrove W . H ., plumber . . . .1 2 8 Cowardin T . G., d e n tist....................112 C ox Charles A ., t i n n e r ..................131 D ale J. J. & Co., lumber mnfrs . . 87 Dasher I. & Co., dry goods . . . 85 Davidson Wm. M ,, liquors . . . 97 DeCastro J. O., cigars . . back cover DeMartin R ., stab le s.......................... 85 Dennison Manufacturing Co., tags 93 Enterprise M ills, Saussy & Harmon 83 Feay W illiam , blacksmith . . . . 95 Ferguson D., undertaker . back cover Fetzer & Sanberg, carriages and buggies. . . ...............................fly A Flannery John & Co., cotton factors 99 Forest City M ills, S. G. Haynes Sc Bro. 86 Frank & Co., dry g o o d s......................84 Funk Michael, t a i l o r ...................... 131 Gassman C., mer tailor . . back cover G ay C. S ., builder and contractor . 83 Gnann W . W ., blacksmith . . . 88 Goodsell Bros., Pulaski House . fly C Habersham's Rob. Son Sc Co., rice 81 Hamilton S. P., watches, clocks, and jewelry [front cover and opp. 276 Haynes S. G. & B ro .,'Forest City M ills.................................... .... 86 PAGE. Haywood, Gage & Co., ice . . . 77 H ecker G . V . & Co., flour . back cover Henderson T ., undertaker . . . . 4 Hopkins C., house furnishing goods 96 H u ll F. M ., whol g r o c e r .............. 99 Johnson H . Sc Co., brokers . . . 82 Kehoe W . Sc Co., Phenix Iron W orks ...................... .... . front paster Kinsey T . L ., lu m b e r......................86 K och J. H ., jeweler . . . back o f title Krauss M ax, boots and shoes [front paster Krauss Moses, boots and shoes . 84 LaFar J. F., gents' furnishing [front cover Lange J., fish dealer . . . . . . 7 Lawton John, steamboat agent.. . 4 Lester D . B ., groceries and liquors [front cover Lyons John, g r o c e r ...................... fly A McDonough J. J., lumber . . . . 87 McDonough Sc Ballantyne, found ers and machinists [right bottom lines M cE llinn Sc M cFall, plumbers . . 88 M cM illan Bros., still mnfrs . . . 94 Manning Jas., machinist . . . . 89 Maurice J. W ., t i n n e r ..................131 Meinhard Bros. Sc Co., whol boots and shoes . . . . . . . . . 84 M ell W . B. Sc Co., harness and sad dlery. . . . . ...........................85 M ell Sc Scott, marble works . . . 94 Merchants National Bank . . . . 78 Merchants and Miners Trans. Co. 90 Mulligan J. & T . & Co., Vulcan Iron W orks . . . . . . . . . 87 Nichols Geo. N ., printer and binder [opp. 133 Noble George, flowers and birds . 18 S avannah it y D irecto ry. 7 PAGE. O ' Connor D ., wheelwright . . . 88 Ocean Steamship C o.........................gi Oestringer & Macmahon, carpenters 84 Oliver John, paints, oils, glass, etc. [front cover Palmer Bros., hardware . front paster Philadelphia and Southern S. S. Co. 91 Phenix Iron Works, W. Kehoe & C o . . ...............................front paster Pulaski House, Goodsell Bros. . fly C Purse D . G., fertilizers . . front cover Reedy J. B ., groceries and fruits [left bottom lines Remshart G. H ., doors, sash and b l i n d s ...................... .... 77 Reppard R. B., lu m b e r ..................86 Richardson & Barnard, S. S. agts . 80 Robertson John F., agt S., C. & F. Steam Packet Line . . back paster Rourke John, machst and founder [left bottom lines Ryan D . J., photographs [backbone and fly D Sack Adolph., jew eler . . . . . 95 Saussy & Harmon, Enterprise M ills 83 Savannah Bank & Trust Co. . . . 79 Savannah,- Charleston and Florida Steam Packet Line . . back paster PAGE. Savannah, Florida & Western Rail way . . . . left top lines and loo Savannah Guano C o. . . . . opp. 116 Schley J. W . & Co., hay, grain, etc. 80 Screven House, G. W. Sergent [back cover and 92 Sergent Geo. W ., Screven House . 92 Snyder & Nipson, plumbers . . . 89 Southern Bank of the State of G e o rg ia ...................... 78 Strong L. C., druggist [top lines and fly B Taggart G. I., c o a l.............................. 82 Tebeau & Elkins, carriage mnfrs [back cover and 83 Thomas D . R., Coal . . . front cover Thompson J. C., grocer . . . . . 96 Tynan J. W ., m ach in ist......................88 Vulcan Iron Works, J. & T . Mul ligan & Co. . . . . . . . , . 87 W akefield C. E ., plumber . . . . 128 W alker R . D ., marble yard . . . 94 W est J. B. & Co., steamship agts . 90 Wheaton J. F., ins. agt . . . . . 81 Woodbridge R. W ., comm'r mer . 79 W ylly & Clarke, stationers [back of title i JE FT SE 80I STREET, ---------A N D --------- STALL 35, MARKET, ATA3?fW AIIf a IBBCHMST A , 3 W StT A SS STBSBT, f a . f t t i septe8. ' SAYAIIAM, CU. TO STREETS AND AVENUES IN SAVANNAH. EXPLANATIONS. Reference to the " Guide " w ill show th streets in alphabetical order, re gardless o f location. To principal thoroughfares is added intersecting streets, and, so far as practicable, corner numbers are given ; the northwest corner whenever to be had, so if one wishes to find, say No. 156 South Broad, it will be seen that No. 146 is at northwest corner o f Whitaker, and No. 168 northwest corner o f Barnard, hence, the number sought is between those two streets. Many corners are destitute o f numbers, but to preserve uni formity, they have been estimated and placed. Streets are numbered from Bay, south, ancl from East Broad, west. Odd numbers are on the South and west sides ; even numbers on the north and east sides, The lanes take their names from the streets immediately north of them; thus Bay lane is the first lane south o f Bay street, running parallel therewith. Al. or al Av- or av bet . . . cor . . E or e . es . . . N or n ! ne ... . , nr . . . ns . . nw . . . ABBREVIATIONS. . . . alley opp ... . . avenue pi . . . between S or s : . corner se . , ... .. ..east ss . V . east- side sq . . . . . north st . . north east sw . . , . . . near W or w north side ws . ,. north we;st . opposite . . . place . . south south east south side .' . square . . street south west . . . west . west side ' A B E R C O R N , from Bay, s to lim its, 2d e of Bull. 7 nw cor Bryan 12 ne " St'Julian (Reynolds sq) 14 " Congress 24 " " Broughton 32 " " State 36 " " President (Oglethorpe sq) 40 " York 48 " South Broad 61 nw cor H ull, es 63 " " M cDonough, es . 65 sw " Perry, es 73 " " Liberty 82 se . " Harris 85 sw " ' Macon, (Lafayette sq) 87 nw " Charlton 98 se " Jones 103 sw cor Taylor 1 18 ne i W ayne, (Calhoun sq) 10 S avannah C it y D irectory. i 20 se cor Gordon 49 sw cor Habersham 122 ne " Gaston 67 " Lincoln 124 " " Huntingdon 128 " " Hall 85 " Abercorn 103 " " Drayton Gwinnett 12? " " Bull Bolton, es I45 " W hitaker W aldburg, es 165 " Barnard N ew Houston, es 212 nw " Jefferson Duffy, es 226 " " Montgomery Henry, es 242 ne " W est Broad Anderson B E R R IE N , from Tattnall w to W est A L I C E , from Montgomery wbeyond Broad, 1st s of Jones. W est Broad, ist s of Gaston. B IS M A R K , from Ogeechee rd east, A L I C E L A N E , from Gaston s to 1st s of Anderson. Alice, ist e of West Broad. B O L T O N , from S. F. & W . Railway, A N D E R S O N , from eastern limits w w to Cemetery, 4th s of Gaston. to Cemetery, 5th s of Bolton. B R O U G H T O N , from Randolph w A N N , from Joachim s to Harrison, to W est Broad, 4th s of Bay. 2d w of West Broad. Arnold A R K W R I G H T R O W , from Lumber Reynolds east, between Pine and Brvan. cr East Boundary A R N O L D , from Broughton s to Lib- 2 nw " East Broad erty, ^d e of East Broad. 18 " " Houston B A R N A R D , from Bay s to limits, 2d w of Bull. 34 " " Price So i " Habersham 7 nw cor Bryan 66 " Lincoln II " " St. Julian, (Ellis sq) 86 " Abercorn 13 " " Congress 23 f " Broughton 106 " " Drayton 126 " " Bull 31 " " State * 146 " " Whitaker 35 " " 39 " " 49 " " 59 sw " President, (St. James sq) York South Broad Hull . 166 186 202 " 216 ne " Barnard Jefferson " Montgmery " West Broad 61 nw " !VJcDonough( Orleans sq) BRW N, from Virginia south, be- 65 sw " Perry yond limits. 73 " " Liberty 81 " " Harris B R Y A N , from East Broad w to Ogeechee Canal, ist s of Bay. 85 " Macon, (Pulaski sq) 18 nw cor Houston 87 nw " Charlton 95 " " Jones 103 " Taylor . 34 " " Price 50 " Habersham 66 " " Lincoln 115 " W ayne, (Chatham sq) 86 Aberco.rn 117 " Gordon 106 " " Drayton 1 19 nw " Gaston 126 " " Bull Huntingdon 146 " " W hitaker H all 166 " Barnard Gwinnett 186 " Jefferson Bolton 202 " " Montgomery Wald burg 216 ne " W est Broad New Houston Ann Duffy Farm Henry St. Gaul, ss Anderson Lumber B A Y , from Randolph w to W est West Boundary Broad, 2d s o f River. B U L L , from Bay s to limits, ist e of Reynolds Whitaker. I sw cor East Broad 8 ne cor Bryan 17 " *Houston 10 " " St. Julian, fTohnson sq) 33 " " Price 12 " " Congress S avannah C it y D irectory. 11 24 ne cor Broughton 49 sw cor Habersham 32 " " State 65 " Lincoln 36 '? " President, (Wright sq) 40 " York 83 " Abercorn 105 " Drayton 48 " " South Broad 125 " Bull 62 " " H ull (sq 147 " W hitaker 64 " " McDonough, (Chippewa 66 " " Perry 72 " " Liberty 80 " " Harris 169 " " 195 " " 211 " " 225 se " Barnard Jefferson Montgomery West Broad 84 " " Macon, (Madison sq), 88 " " Charlton C U Y L E R , from Gwinnett, s to lim its, 2d w of West Broad. 96 " " Jones I05 sw " T aylor D R A Y T O N , from Bay, s to limits, 1st e of Bull. X07 nw cor W ayne, (Monterey sq) 8 ne cor Bryan 109 " " Gordon 10 * " St. Julian " Gaston 12 " " Congress Huntingdon, (Park) H all 24 " Broughton 34 " " State Gwinnett, (Forsyth pi) 38 " " President New Houston 40 " Y ork Duffy Henry 48 " s8 ,, South Broad H u ll Anderson 60 " " McDonough B U R R O U G H S , from Gwinnett, s to 63 nw " Perry limits, 1st w o f We!5t Broad. 74 se Liberty C A N A L , from W est Broad, w to 78 ne " Harris Ogeechee canal, 1st s o f river. 82 Macon C A N N , from W hite Bluff rd, e to 86 " Charlton East Broad, 2d's of Anderson. 96 " Jonfts C E M E T E R Y , from Gwinnett, s to 102 " " Taylor limits, 3d w o f W est Broad. 1 16 " " Wayne C E N T R E , from Ogeechee rd, south east, beyond limits. 120 " " Gordon 122 " " Gaston C H A R L T O N , from East Broad, w to Purse, 3d s o f Liberty. 124 " " Huntingdon, es 1:28 " " H all 34 nw cor Price E. C, Anderson, W . Hunter, John "Williamson, J. B. Read, J. R. Saussy, S. -Y. Levy, G. A . Mercer, J. A . Douglass, and J. F. Wheaton. Wm, D uncfn, M. D ., and H . S. Haines,, city commissioners. Schools. grad e ; Miss Catherine A . Borchert, 6th grade; Miss Hettie E. Nugent, 7th grade. St . Patrick School-- Montgomery, northwest corner York. John M. Gan non, principal; Miss Nannie T . Lou den, teacher 2d grad e; Miss Ellen M. Rankin, 3d grad e; Miss K ate S. Dev- W . H . Baker, superintendent; office, Chatham Academy, Drayton, southwest corner South Broad. The schools are free, excepting the H igh schools, there ereux, 4th grade; Miss Margaret R . Rankin, 5th grade; Mrs. J. S. Bracenell, 6th grade; Miss Janie Quinn, 7th grade. . being a charge o f $3 per month made COLORED. by these. Boys' H igh School-- (Chatham Academy) Drayton, southwest corner South Broad. Hugh F. Train, princi pal ; J. Q. Spencer, assistant. Girls' H igh School -- (Chatham Academy) Drayton, southwest corner South Broad. W . S. Bogart, princi pal; Miss Fannie A . Dorfeett, first as sistant; Miss Virginia M iller, second assistant. A cademy D istrict School-- D ray ton, southwest corner South Broad. Miss Salina J. Jones, principal; Miss Mary L . Harris, teacher 2d grade; Miss Annie C. Johnson, 3d grade; Miss Mattie J. W alker, 4th grad e; Mrs. Josephine C. Freeland, 5th grade; Mrs. Emma L . Sollee, 6th grade; Miss Han Fairlawn School-- East Broad, southwest corner Gaston. Miss Flora F. Lowe, principal; Mrs. Helen LaMotte, teacher 2d grade ; Miss Eva M. Low e, 3d grade; Mrs. Adele E. Kendy, 4th grad e;. M iss. Amanda Curley, 5th grade; Miss C. Deveaux, 6th grade. W est Broad Street School-- West Broad, northwest corner Pine. James H . C. Butler, principal; Miss Sarah J. Flemister, 2d grade; Miss A lice B. M iller, 3d grade; Henry C. Floyd, 4th grade; Miss Rebecca W al ton, 5th grade; Mrs. Eliza A . D e veaux, 6th grade; Mrs. Emma J. Pol lard, 7th grade; Miss Lizzie Dunbar, 8th grade. FIRE DEPARTMENT. nah Volaski, 7th grade; Miss H . C. Porter, 8th grade. Barnard Street School-- Bar nard, northwest corner Taylor. Miss E. F. Bourquin, principal; Miss Julia A . Mustin, teacher 2d grade; Miss A n nie Archer, 3d grade; Miss A,- V. Bourquin, 4th grade; Miss Harriet A . Quarterman, 5th grad e; Miss Eugenia Estill, 6th grade; Miss Bessie H ey ward, 7th grade. Cathedral Grammar School-- Abercorn, northwest corner Perry. M. A . O ' Brien., principal; Miss E. A . Brennan, teacher 2d grad e; Miss A . M. Robinson, 3d grade; Miss M, C. Conducted upon the volunteer plan: the department lias four^steamers, one hook and ladder truck, five reels, about 4,250 feet of ho'se, using eleven horses. The annual expense of the department to the city is about $14,000. The effective force o f the department is the chief engineer, his assistants, su perintendent fire alarm telegraph and 143 officers and men. The engineers and drivers are paid by the city as follow s; engineers, $75 per montn; drivers, $60 per m onth; driver and tillerman of Jiook and lad der, $60 per month. Louden, 4th grade; Miss M. A . J. E n CH IEF AN D STAFF. nis, 5th grade; Mrs. M. J. O 'Dona- Frank Blair, chief engineer. Salary, ghue, 6tl grade; Miss M. L . K illorin, $900. Adolph Fernandez, assistant. 7th grade; Miss Grace Leitch, 8th Salary, $450. Geo. Mouro, secretary. grade. Massie D istrict School-- Gordon, Fire Alarm. southeast corner Abercorn. Joseph E. Signal boxes from which alarms* o f *W ay, principal; Miss Eliza W . Carter, fire are scu ndid are located at conve 2d grad e; Mrs. Dora Freeland, 3d nient distances throughout the city. grade; Miss Margaret A . Mustin, 4th W hen an alarm is to be given, go to 22 S avannah C it y D irectory. the signal box nearest the fire, open, Bartow F ire Company, N o. 3-- and pull the hook all the way down, Abercorn, southwest corner South and let go. The fire bells, to announce Broad. Thomas W ayne, president;' an alarm from box 24, for instance, J. T . K ollock, 1st foreman; J. Con- w ill be struck twice, and after a pause naly, 2d foreman; M. T . Quinan, sec o f a few seconds, w ill be struck four retary; J. B. Fernandez, treafurer; times. This will be repeated at inter L . E. McCarthy, engineer; James E ., vals o f about or^ minute. K ey holders Bessent, driver engine; James Kearney, are strictly enjoined not to give pos driver reel. session o f the keys except in cases of fire, and after an alarm has been sounded, be sure to see that the signal box is locked before leaving it. J. W. Jones, superintendent fire alarm tele graph. Steamer J. W . A nderson, N o. 4-- , South Broad, southwest corner A ber-; corn. This engine is held in reserve,! and is only used in case of large fires, ; Cleburne H ose Co.-- North side Joachim, 3d west of junction M ill. LOCATION OF STATIONS. W illiam Gibbons, president; Thomas 3-- Police Barracks. 4-- West Broad, corner River. 5-- Broughton, corner Abercorn. 6-- Gas House. Walsh, secretary; John Kearney, treas urer; J. P. Daly,. 1st foreman. Mutual P rotection H ose Co,-- North side Henry lane, west o f Bull. 7-- Bay and Drayton. W erner Hook and L adder Co. No. 12-- Bay and Jefferson. I-- South Broad,southwest corner Aber 13-- Broughton and West Broad. corn. H . F. Lubs, president; A . Tamm; 14-- Broughton and Whitaker. 1st foreman; J. Weyers, 2d foreman, 15-- -Broughton and Price. William Rawls, secretary; John Kuck, 16-- South Broad and East Broad. treasurer; Thomas O 'Neal, driver; 17-- South Broad and Bull. Charles C. Steinberg, tillerman. 21-- South Broad and Montgomery. Savannah Fire Company-- Organ 23-- C. R. R. Passenger Depot. ized 1853. C. C. Casey, chief; John 24-- Liberty and Drayton. Hamlet, second; John Ryan, third; 25-- S.,F. & W . Railway Freight Depot. David Bailey,clerk and treasurer. Mem? 26-- Charlton and Whitaker. bership, 12. 27-- Jones and Lincoln. 31-- - Bull andtGaston. POLICE DEPARTMENT. 32-- Wayne and West Broad. 34-- -County Jail. 35-- Central Cotton Press. 36-- Margaret, near Farm. 37-- Lower Hydraulic Press. 41-- Drayton and New Houston. Headquarters, Police Barracks,South Broad, southwest corner Habersham. Including the chief, the regular force numbers 57 men, paid as fo llo w s :1 Chief, ,$1,500 per annum; lieutenants,' $ 1,200; sergeants, #900; privates, $720. ` Steamers, Etc. WASHiNdTON F ire Co;, No. 1-- 20 Broughton. Organized 1847. E. J. Kennedy, president; J. E. Nolan, secretary; J. McGrath, treasurer; T. Kinney, 1st foreman; Dennis Newjen, 2d foreman; Henry F. McCarthy, 3d foreman; P. B. Springer, engineer; T . Bennett and John Carrick, drivers. W aver Fire Co., No. 2-- 203 C on gress. Re-organized January 5th, 1877. C. F. O' Neill, president; John Tre- Uniform: Arm y regulation, d >rk blue j frock coat, Georgia staff buttons, dark ; blue pants, white cord down outer seam, helmet. Commissioned and non-com- 1 missioned officers and mounted privates armed with revolver and sabre: privates on ordinary duty with revolver and baton; on extraordinary occasions with Enfield rifles and infantry equipments, j .Chief-- Robert H. Anderson. L ieutenants-- J. T . Howard and T . J. Sheftall. . bony, 1st foreman; W. M cFarland,2d Sergeants-- John Green, Sanderson forejnan; ----------------, secretary; C. C. Lee, John B. Killourhy and H . H. C. Ehlers, treasurer: W . P. Puder, en Harvey. gineer; J. W . Counts, driver engine; Privates-- Thomas Anglin, H .'W . J. N. Bordnave, driver reel. Bender, J. G. Bennett, Jas. Bulkley, / S avannah C it y D irectory. 23 ,)aniel Clancy, Thomas5 Counihan, mings, secretary; Miss Susan Taft, |ohn Crowley, Matthew Deignan, John treasurer; Miss Anna Bailey, matron. Evans, T. C. Farr, E. B. H all, Stephen Number inmates, 33. Hanlon, W. M. Hazel, I. Heidt, M. E piscopal Orphan Home-- Liberty, Hennessy, S. Horton, R. W . Jautzen, southwest corner Jefferson. Organized Allen .^bnes, N. J. Jones, Thomas 1854. Mrs. Bell R.-agan, matron; Jones, W illiam Kairnan, E. J.. K elly, Miss E. Bassinger, first directress; Mrs. J.. Keane, F. W . Langbell, F. Leach, Rufus E. Lester, second directress; Henry Lingg, Patrick McCabe, Jdichael Miss Maty E. Heyward, secretary; McCann, Michael McQuade, James Mrs. H. Griffin, treasurer. Number of Maher, Patrick Malone, Thomas Mor pupils, 20. gan ^ . M. Mott, George H. Mulligan, J. C. Neve, Robert O ' Keefe, Michael Reid, Owen F. Reilly, Patrick Russell, W. H. Smith, W. M. Taylor, Michael Townsend, Thomas White, August Winker. Jail Guards-- William Creek, A . Goebel and George P. Jones. Female Orphan sylum -- Bull, southeast corner Cnaslton. Incorpo rated 1839. Mrs. Cohen, first direc tress; Mrs. S. Landrum, secorid direc tress; Mrs. Lavina Minis, secretray; John L. Hardee, treasurer; Mrs. Sarah Bragg, matron. ACADEMIES AND Industrial R elief Society and H ome for the F riendless-- Charl SCHOOLS. A cademy St . V incent de Paul-- Liberty, southeast corner Abercorn. Boarding and day school, under control of the Sisters of Mercy. Scholastic year commences first Monday in Sep tember, and ends first Momday in July. McCarth y's Business College-- 173 South Broad. Established 1870, Devoted to penmanship and business education. M. B. McCarthy, A . M. principal. ton, southwest corner Drayton. In corporated 1869. Organized 1875. Mrs. Wilbur, president; Mrs. A . E. Palmer, 1st vice-president; Mrs. James Stewart, 2d vice-president; Mrs. G. N. Nichols, secretary; Dr. Thomas J. Charlton, physician; Mrs. J. Purse, matron. Minnie Mission H ouse-- Jones, southwmst corner Lincoln. .A home for fallen women. Mrs. Mary Jones, matron. Rev. W . A. Jones; chaplain. Mallette's V ocal A cademy -- State, southwest corner Bull. Devoted to vocal music and dancing. C. S. Malette, principal. COLORED. Beach Institute-- Price, northeast corner Harris. Organized 1867. Under the control and care of the American Missionary Society. H, W right, prin cipal; Miss L. F. Partridge, 1st assist ant; Miss Addie F. D aily, 2d; Miss Georgie Hunter, 3d; Miss E. H. Twichell, 4 th ; Mrs. B. D . Conkling, matron. St . Joseph's A cademy -- Haber sham., northwest corner Charlton lane. Under the control of the Sisters of idercy. ASYLUMS AND HOSPI TALS. Abrahams' -Home -- 2 Broughton, irs. J. W. Lathrop, president; Mrs. O. ,'ohen, vice-president; Mrs. W. Cum St . Joseph's I nfirmary-- Taylor, northwest corner Habersham. Organ ized June, 1875. In charge o f Sisters of Mercy. Sister Alexius, superior. Supported by volunrary con:ributions and pay patients. Medical services at call o f patients. George H. Stone, M. D ., in charge o f Marine Depart ment; J. B. Read, M. D ., in charge of Charity Ward. Savannah Hospital-- Huntington, northest corner Drayton. The build ing w'as thoroughly remodeled and oc cupied fall of 1877. The qualifications for admission are, that the applicant ' shall be poor and sick, irrespective o f other circumstances. Pay patients are received and furnished with private rooms wdien desired; terms $10 per w e e k ; seamen, $1 per diem. 1 he in stitution in all its appointments is one o f the most complete in the country. J. H. Johnston, president; W illiam Duncan, M. D ., superintendent. Num ber of inmates, 68. 24 S ayannah C it y D irectory. BOARD OF MANAGERS. Charles Green, H. H ull, J. H. John ston, C. M. Holst, J. M. Solomons, J. G. Mills and W . Duncan, M. D. M EDICAL STAFF. Thomas J. Charlton, J. D . Martin, W . H.' Elliott, J. P. S. Houston, W il liam Duncan and George H . Stone. T he Union Society -- Instituted 1750. Orphan House located at Bethesda, 12 miles from Savannah. J. H . Estill, president; A . V. Chaplain, superintendent. (See also R elief and Benevolent Organizations.) COLORED. Georgia Infirmary-- East o f White B luff road, south of toll-gate. John N. Lewis, president; R. D. Walker, vicepresident; William Duncan, M. D., secretary and treasurer; J. P. S. Houstoun, superintendent; O. W . Tucker, steward. BANDS. A rctic B rass Band-- H all, 139 Bay. Organized March 2d, 1879. James D aly, leader ; L . J. Hanley, secretary; P. B. Read, treasurer. Number of members, 15. Mechanics' B rass Band-- Organ ized 1871. Meet at 139 Bay. J. H . Geeks, leader; William Lloyd secre tary; M. H . Ray, treasurer. BANKS. Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia -- Bank, 115 Bay. Incorporated 1836. Capital $7,500,000. Wm. M. W adley, presi dent ; W. G. Raoul, vice-president; T . M. Cunningham, cashier. D irec tors : Andrew Low , E. C. Anderson, W . G. Raoul, George Cornwell, J. F. Gilmer, j . Rauers, G. S. Owens, H. H. Epping, Columbus; W . B. Johnston and J. J. Gresham, Macon; C. I. Brown, Atlanta; ' Moses Taylor, New York. Merchants N ational Bank-- St. Julian, northeast corner Drayton. In corporated 1866. Capital $500,oco. Henry Brigham, president; S. D. Bab cock, vice-president; Thomas Gadsden, cashier. D irectors: H . Brigham, S.' D. Babcock, (of New York), G. L. Cope, S. P. Hamilton, S. Guckenheimer, L. J. Guilmartin and John L . Hammond. Savannah' Bank and T rust Com pany-- 105 Bay. Organized 1869. Capital $400,000. Charles Green, president; Milo Hatch, cashier. D i rectors : Charles Green, John Nisbet, D. G. Purse, J. C. Rowland, Jno. L . ! Hardee, James H . Johnston, W . S.j Chisholm, P. C. Calhoun, N. Y ., and Jos. D . W eed. T he Southern Bank of Geor gia-- Drayton, northwest corner Bryan.! Organized 1870. Capital $500,000. John Flannery, president; Horace A. Crane, vice-president and manager;; Jas. Sullivan, .cashier. Dirictors : Eu gene K elly, E. A. W eil, A. Minis, John Flannery, J. K . Clarke, S. B. Palmer, George Wallace, J. J. W ilder and Horace A. Crane. B OARD OF U N D E R WRITERS. Organized July 3d, 1866. Anniver sary meeting, second Tuesday in N o vember ; regular meetings, second Tuesday in each mohih. R. H. Foot man, president; C. H. Olmstead, vicepresident; J. T . Thomas, secretary. Committee on tariff changed monthly. M EM BERS. R. H . Footman & Co., C H. Olm stead, D. R. Thomas, T . H. Harden & Co., E. F. Neufville, J. T . Stewart, J. Sullivan & Co., C. G. Falligant, C. A. Reitze, H. T. Botts, W. H. Daniel, R. H . Anderson, Johnson & Poindex ter. CEMETERIES. C atheBral Cemetery-- Situated on the Thunderbolt road, two miles from the city. Organized 1852. Francis Leonard, keeper. E vergreen Cemetery C o., of B on- 1 AVENTURE-- Office 93 Bay. Incorpor ated 1849. J. H. Estiil, president; J. I. Stoddard, vice-president; M. A. Co hen, secretary and treasurer. D ire c -. to rs: J. L . Hardee, G. W . W ylly, M .\ A . Cohen, W . R. Boyd, Charles Green, j J. H . Estill, R. J. Davant, executor,| Cemetery situated about 3)^ miles from the city. Contains 140 acres, 70 o f ; which are enclosed. This tract oft land was first settled about 1760, by; Col. John Mulryne, who came to this country from England, and removed from Charleston, S. C., to Georgia. S avannah C ity D irectory. 25 In 1761 this property, by the mar Ladies Bible reading, Tuesday, 4 p. m. riage o f Josiah Tattnall, o f Charleston, Prayer and Conference Meeting, Thurs S. C., with Mary, the daughter of Col. day, 8 p. m. Rev. Sylvanus Landrum, John Mulryne, came into possession of D . D ., pastor, residence, 109 B ull. the Tattnall fam ily; Gov. Tattnall, of Georgia, being born there in 1765. The COLORED. majority o f the trees are o f the live . Bethleham Church-- North side oak species, and stand like sentinels N ew Houston, west of Cuyler. Ser with their hoary beard o f moss, defy vices 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday- ing the gales o f the Atlantic, while school 9 a. m. Prayer meeting daily, rustling leaves whisper a ceaseless lu l 7.30 p. m. laby to the quiet and peaceful sleepers First Bryan Church-- South side at their feet. In the year 1847 fKis property passed by purchase into the hands o f Captain Bryan, east o f Farm. Services, 1 1 a. m. and* 6 p. m. Sunday-school 3 p. m. Prayer meeting every night except Peter Wiltberger, and with him origi Saturday. Rev. U. L . Houston, pastor; nated the idea o f devoting Bonaven- residece north side Bryan, 1st east o f ture to its present use. His remains Lumber. sleep under the foliage o f its trees. Th first adult buried at Bonaventure was the wife o f Governor Tattnall, who died there in 1803, being soon followed by her honored husband. H ebrew Cemetery-- Situated west F irst Church-- Montgomery,south west corner Bryan. Services, II a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school. 2.30 p. m. Rev. George Gibbon, pastor; residence, President, northeast corner Jefferson. end Anderson, adjoining Laurel Grove Cemetery. Mount Zion Church-- East side W est Broad, south of Gaston. Services, L aurel Grove Cemtery-- West 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday- end Anderson. A . F. Torlay, keeper. school 2 p. m. Prayer meeting every Laid out by James O. Morse in 1852, Tuesday and Wednesday, 7 30 p. m. under lhe administration o f Mayor Rev. E. E. Brown, pastor; residence, Richard D . Arnold. The first burial north side Huntingdon, 4th east of in this place was Miss Maria Louisa W est Broad. Smith, aged thirteen, who was interred October 13, 1852. Total number of interments to November 10th, 1877, was 23,454. Second B ryan Church-- W aldburg, northeast corner W est Broad. Services discontinued. Old Cemetery-- South Broad,south east corner Abercorn. Burials pro hibited. Second Church-- 35 Houston. Ser vices, 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sundayschool 3 p. m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday and Thursday, 7.30 p. m. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA TIONS. Congregational. COLORED. Y oung Men's Christian A ssocia tion-- Rooms, 137 Perry. Samuel B. Adams, president; D . V. Lebey, first vice-president; A . M. West, second vice-president; Jno. R . West, treasurer; E. F. Cunningham, recording secre tary; Joseph F. Kempton, librarian; L . B. Davis, general secretary. Congregational Church-- South side Taylor, west of Habersham. Ser vices, 11 a. m. and 7-3 p. m. Sun day-school 9 a, m. Prayer meeting Tuesday and Thursday, 7.30 p. m. Rev. Reuben H. Markham, pastor; residence, 30 Harris. CHURCHES. Episcopal. Baptist. T he Savannah Baptist Church-- Chippewa square, Bull, southwest cor ner H ull. Services 11 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 3.30 p. m. 2 Christ Church -- B ull, northeast corner Congress. Services, 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school, 4 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday, 4 p. m. Rev. Thomas Boone, rector; residence, 85 Congress. 26 S ayannah C ity D irectory. St . John's Church-- Bull, south Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. R ev. G. G. N . west corner Macon. Services, 1 1 a. m. M acDonell, pastor; residence, 78 T ay and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 4 p. m. lor. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 4 p. m. Rev. Chas. H. Strong, rector; resi dence, 61 Gaston. St . Matthew's Church-- Hunt ingdon, northeast corner Tattnall. Ser vices at 4 p. m. Sunday-school, 9.30 a. m. Rev. B. Kennard in charge. COLORED. COLORED. A sbury Church-- South side G w in nett, west o f W est Broad. Services, 1 1 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday-school 1 p. m. Prayer meeting daily, 5 p. m. Rev. W . G. Johnson, pastor. Bethlehem Church-- East side East Broad, south o f Gwinnett. Ser St . Stephen's Church-- Haber vices, 11 a. m., 3 and 7.30 p. m. Sun sham, southwest corner Harris. Ser day-school 9 a. m. Prayer meeting vices, 11 a..m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday- Thursday, 8 p. m. Rev. J. A . Carey, school 3.30 p. m. Evening prayer pastor; residence, Duffy, northwest Thursday, 7.30 p. m. Rev. Lands- corner Price. berger, rector; residence, 55 Harris. . St . A ndrew's Church-- North side Israel. N ew, east of Farm. Services, 11 a. m., 3 ancW8 p. m. Prayer meeting every B'nai B rith Jacob-- Montgomery, Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. Rev. M. northeast corner State. Services, F ri W alker, pastor. day, 7.30 p. m., and Saturday, 9.30 a. m. H . Haym, president; W illiam Benpett, secretary. St . James' Church-- Randolph, cor ner Perry. Services, 1 1 a. m., 3 and 7 p. m. Sunday-school 12 m. Class Mickva Israel-- Synagogue, Bull* meeting Sunday, 5 a. m. R ev. J. A u s northeast corner Gordon. Services, tin, pa-tor; residence, west side Gue- Friday at sunset and Saturday 10 a. in. rard, south o f Jones. Sunday-school, Sunday, 10 a. m. Rev. Isaac P. Mendes, rabb i; residence, 94 Taylor. E. A .' W eil, president; J. Rosenheim, vice-president and treasuurer; S. Herman, secretary. St . Philip's Church-- North side N ew, east of Farm. Services, 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 2.30 p. m. Class meeting Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. Rev. W . H. Taylor, pastor; residence, Lutheran. rear of Church. E vangelical L utheran Church of th e A scension-- B ull, northeast corner President. Services, 11 a. m. and-7.30p.rn. Sunday-school 3.30 p. m. Lectures Thursday, 7.30 p. m. Rev. W . S. Bowman, pastor. Methodist. Non-Sectarian. Mariners' Church-- Montgomery, northwest corner Congrers. Services, 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 3.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. Rev. Richard Webb, pas tor; residence, 156 South Broad. | N ew H ouston Street Church-- N ew Houston, southeast corner Jeffer son. Services, 1 1 a. ri?. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 9 a. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. Rev. G. C. Thompson, pastor. T rinity Church-- Barnard, north west corner York. Services, II a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 3.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7.30 p. m. W esley Monumental Church-- Abercorn, northwest corner Gordon. Services, 11. a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sun day-school 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Presbyterian. A nderson Street Church-- A n derson, southeast corner Barnard. Ser vices, 1 1 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sundayschool 9 a. m. Prayer-meeting Thurs day, 7.30 p. m. Rev. I. S. K . Axson and Robt. P. Kerr, pastors. F irst Church-- Bull, southeast cor ner Taylor. Services, II a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 4 p. m. Rev. D . K . M cFarland, pastor; residence, 95 Jones. ' Independent Church-- Ball,south west corner South Broad. Services, 11 S avannah C ity D irectory. 27 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 4 p. in. Rev. Isaac S. K . Axson and Robert P. Kerr, pastors. M. Sorrel, second vice-president; W . G. Mann, corresponding secretary; S. B. Adams, recording secretary , W . S. COLORED. Presbyterian Mission-- W est Broad, opposite Gaston. Services, 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday-school 9 a. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday, 7.30 p. m. Bogart, treasurer; William Harden, librarian. Curators : A . R. Lawton, W . W . Paine, R. J. Larcombe, C. H. Olmstead, R. Falligant, W . D. H ar den, A . Schwaab. (See also Libra ries.) Y ouths' H istorical Society^-- Roman Catholic. The Diocese o f Savannah, estabtablished. 1853, comprises the entire State, o f Georgia. Rt. Rev. W . H. Gross,bishop; Very Rev. Edward Cafferty, vicar-general. H all, Whitaker, northeast corner Lib erty., Organized May 22d, 1874. R eg ular meetings first and third Sundays o f each month. Literary meetings every Thursday evening, 8 p. m. S. S. Guckenheimer, president; H. G. Appel, vice-president; H. M. Boley, Cathedral of Our L ady of Per secretary; M. L. Lilienthal, treasurer; petual H elp -- Ahercorn, northeast M. D . Hirsch, librarian. (See also corner Harris. Services, mass ^.30, Libraries.) 8.30 and 10.30 a. m. Vespers, 7.30 p. m. Mass during week at 6.30 and Jockey, 7 a. m. Rev. Father Cafferty, pastor; Savannah Jockey Club-- George Rev. Michael Riley and Henry S. Owens, president; W . S. Lawton, Schlenke, assistants; residences, 105 1st vice-president; J. Rauers, 2d vice- Perry. president ; M. A . Cohen, treasurer; St . Patrick's C hurch-- Liberty, Dr. R . P. Myers, secretary. southeast corner W est Broad. Services, mass 6.30, 8.30 and 10.30 a. m. V es per 4 p. m. Rev. T. O ' Hara, pastor; Henry Schlenke, assistant; residences, 81 Montgomery. COLORED. Medical. Georgia Medical Society-- R. J Nunn, president; Jacob Weichselbaum, secretary and treasurer; J. ,M. Johnston, librarian and corresponding secretary. . St . Joseph's Church-- Drayton, southeast corner M cDonough. Ser vices, mass 6.30 and 9.30 a. m. Rev. Fridolin Eckhart, pastor; residence, rear of church. CLUBS AND SOCIETIES. Rice Planters. R ice Planters' A ssociation-- 54 Bay. J. H. Clinch, president; R. H. Elliott, secretary; L. W . Haskell,treas urer. Dramatic. Rifle Clubs. John T . F ord A mateur A ssocia tion-- Organized 1878. H all, Bull, northeast corner Bryan. J. H . Estill, president; James C. Shaw, vice-presi dent; J. M. Johnsen, stage manager; M. F. Molina, secretary and treasurer; 20 active and 25 associate members. Historical. Georgia H istorical Society-- Hodgson Plall, Whitaker, southwest corner Gaston. Organized 1839. A n niversary, February 12th. Regular meeting, first Monday o f each month. Hon H. R . Jackson, president; W . M. Charters, first vice-president; G. Branch R ifle Club-- H all, 129^ Congress. Organized, 1878. S. W . Branch, president T . Ballantyne, vicepresident; D. J. Ryan, secretary and treasurer. Savannah R ifle A ssociation-- Organized September 17th, 1875. Gen. R. H . Anderson, president; . Capt. J. W . M cAlpin, vice-president; John M. Bryan, secretary and treasurer; W . N. Nichols, ordnance officer. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. J. T . McFarland, M. D ., H . M. Co mer, W . C. Vincent, H . A. Palmer and George Allen. 28 S avannah C ity D irectory. Social Clubs. CONSULATES. Bartow Social Club-- H all, South Broad, southwest corner Abercorn. A . J. Frarfklin, president; Porter M cFar v A rgentine R epublic-- Ramon Sa las, vice-consul, 62 Bay. Belgium-- Leopold Charrier, acting land, secretary; W alter M cFarland, consul, 98 Bay treasurer. Number of members 15. Brazil-- J. J. W ilder, consul, 126 E . M. P. I. Social Club-- Mozart H ali, St. Julian, northeast corner W hit aker. Meetings first and third Thurs day in each month. Jerome G. Sulli van, president; G. C. Goebel, secretary; G. Van Horn, treasurer. H armonia Club-- Jones, northeast corner Bull. Lewis Hanif, president; S. Herman, vice-president; Isaac Ep stein, treasurer; S. H exter, secretary. Bay. British-- L . Joel, consul. 89*Bay. . CHILI-- R . B. Reppard, consul, 70 D anish--rC. M. Plolst, vice-consul, 130 Bay. - F rench-- Frederick Chastanet, con sul, south side N ew Houston, first west of Whitaker. German-- J. Rauers, consul, r22 Membership, 70. Bay. Oglethorpe `C lub -- Broughton, Italian -- Ramon Salas, consul northest corner Bull. G. S. Owens, president; J. F. Gilmer, vice-president; R . Mercer, secretary; John Sullivan; treasurer. Membership, 100. Savannah T urn V erein-- Meet first Monday of each month in their hall, 187 Broughton. Organized 1856. M. Prayer, president; M. Funk, vice- president ; ----- R a il, secretary; A . Lindner, treasurer. SCHUTZENGESELLSCHAFT John Schwarz, president; N. Paulsen, vice- president; A . Seyden, secretary;, H. Hessey, treasurer; A . Marin, s. m. agent, 62 Bay. N etherlands -- John de Bruyn Kops, consul, 84 Bay. Peru-- Ramon Salas, consul, 62 Bay. Portugal-- A . Gogorza, vice consul, 70 Bay. RUSSIA-- Joseph J. W ilder, vice-con sul, 126 Bay. Spain-- Don Daniel de la Pedraja, consul; D. Manuel William Merry, vice-consul, 136 Bay. Sweden and Norway-- C. M . Y oung A merica Social Club-- H olst, vice-consul, 130 Bay. H all, 29 Bay. Organized June 10th, V enezuela-- A . Gogorza, consul, 70 1870. Membership, 30. H . Logan, Bay. president; . J. W alsh, vice president, J. Kearney, secretary; T . Kenny, COTTON EXCHANGES. treasurer. Savannah Cotton E xchange-- 97 Yacht Clubs. Bay. Organized 1872. John F . W heat on, president; James H . Johnston, Savannah Y acht Clu b-- Wm. vice-president; E . F . Bryan, superin H one, commodore; R . M. Demere, tendent. Directors : H . M .,` Comer vice-commodore; F^ C. W ylly, secre C. M. H olst, J. B . Duckworth, John tary and treasurer; * S. P. Goodwin, Nisbet, R . W . W oodbridge, Clavius Jno W . Anderson, R . B . Habersham, Phillips, L . J. Guilmartin, J. J. W ild e r Carl Eglinger, J. W . Schley, George and George Walter. L . Appleton, W . P. W ard, Dr. L . A . John F . Wheaton, director in the ex Falligant, J. N . Johnson, B . B. M inor, ecutive council of the National Cotton Isaac Beckett, L . Hartshorne, stewards; vice-commodore R . M. Demere, John Exchange. W . Anderson, George L . Appleton, B. COM M ITTEES. B Minor, J. W\ Schley, executive A ppeals-- H . M. Comer, "William committee; S. P. Goodwin. T . M. Hunter, G. L. Cope, Charles Green, Newell, M. D. W iley, sailing com m ittee; D . C. Bacon, R . Richards, I. W . M cAlpin, timers; W . F. Barry, measurer. J. Rauers. C lassing Cotton-- J. B . D uck- [ worth, T . D . Bertody, B. A . H art. \ S avannah C ity D irectory. 29 Substitutes: R. W . Woodbridge, J. Thomas, first vice-president; Alfred T . Stewart, E. M. Green. Haywood second vice-president; J. H. Finance-- George Walter,! G. M. Sorrel, J. L . Hardee, John B. D uck worth, John Nisbet. F loor Committee-- C. Eglingcr, D. C. Bacon, T. S. Wayne. I nformation and Statistics--J. H. Johnston, Clavius Phillips, J. J. W ilder, C. R. Woods, F. M. Fhrley. Meteorological Com m ittee--C. M. Holst, A- L. Hartridge, L. Y . Gibbs. EstiU, secretary; Clavius Phillips, treas urer. D irectors: George S. Owens, W . D. Harden,- W . S. Lawton, J. B. Reid, W. Wadley, Thomas Arkwright, Clavius Phillips, R. N . Gourdin J. H . Estill, Lawrence Lippmann, John Nicholson, Alfred Haywood, Henry Haym and J. G. Thomas. Gordon Press-- Central Railroad Wharf. Wm. M. W adley, president; T . M. Cunninham, treasurer. D irec tors : George Cornwell, J. J. Gresham, Quotations-- J. B. Duckworth, J. G. M. Sorrel, T . M. Cunningham. T. Stewart, T. D. Bertody, John Flan nery, C. F. Stubbs. Improved Gaslight Co.;-- 93 B ay.. M. A . Cohen, president. D irectors: < Inspectors of the next E lection-- W . N . Habersham, L . G. Young, R . H . W . J. Sams, J. B. Gaudry, D . Y . Dan Footman, W . O. Price and C. Phillips. cy. Savannah Gas L ight Co.-- E x COTTON PRESS ASSO change Building, Bay, opposite Bull. CIATIONS. Savannah Cotton Press A ssocia tion-- 96 Bay. W illiam W ade, general superintendent; J. R. F. Tattnall, sec retary and treasurer; S. J. W hitesides, chief engineer. Controls the follow ing presses: Central, Lamar, Lower and Upper Hydraulic and Tyler. Organized 1850. Capital, 400,000. J. F. Gilmer, president and treasurer; A . G. Guerard, superintendent; A . Barie, accountant. D irectors: J. F. Gilmer, Andrew Low, Charles Green, G. A . Mercer, T. H. Harden, A. G. Guerard, Geo. L. Cope and Houston Clinch. Savannah Guano Company-- 86 Bay. Organized March, 1881. Capital, DEPOTS. C entral R ailroad D epot-- W est Broad, opposite Liberty. Charleston and Savannah Rail*way Depot-- Foot o f Liberty. $75,006. C. H . W ilcox, president; J. R. Sheldon, Vice-President. Savannah Oil Company-- Office, 54 B ay ; works,on Hutchinson Island. Incorpotated 1880. Capital ` $25,000. R. W . Woodbridge, president and treas Savannah, F lorida and W estern urer; O .H arrim an, secretary and mana R ailway Depot-- South side Liberty, ger. Directors : R. W . Woodbridge, east of East Broad. 0 . Harri nan, J. B. Duckworth and S. Savannah, ' Skidaw ay and Sea board R ailroad D epot-- Anderson, southeast corner Whitaker. 1. Whitesides. T he Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah-- Office,Exchange B uild ing. Wm. M. W adley, president; T . EXPRESS COMPANIES. M. Cunningham, treasurer; A. C. U l Southern Express Company-- 107 Bay. H. Dempsey, Augusta, superin tendent ; Jeremiah Cronin, agent. mer, book-keep; G. M. Sorrell, agent. D irectors: A . R. Lawton, J. J. Gres ham, E. C. Anderson, and Geo. Yonge, agent, 409 Broadway, N . Y . INCORPORATED COM PANIES. A gricultural and Mechanical A ssociation of Georgia-- Chartered 1871. Fair grounds located on Augusta road, 2 miles from Savannah, known also as the Ten Broeck Race Course. George S. Owens, president; J. G. LIBRARIES. R oman Catholic L ibrary A ssocia tion-- Meets first Monday in each month at their H all, Bull, northwest corner Bay lane. Organized 1877. T his Society has a library o f 1,000 volumes, and a membership of 50. John Crohan, president; J. T. D illon, 80 Sa v a n n a h C i t y D i r e c t o r f . vice-president ; W . J. W alsh, secretary; E . A . Laffiteau, treasurer. G eorgia H istorical L ibrary So ciety-- Hodgson Hall,Whitaker,south west corner Gaston. The library has about 12,500 volumes. W illiam H ar den, librarian. (For officers see Clubs and Societies.) Y ouths' H istorical Society-- H all, Whitaker, northwest corner Lib erty. Number of volumes, 1,400. M. D . Hirsch, librarian. (For officers see Clubs and Societies.) LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. Chatham Mutual L oan A ssocia tion-- Court House. Instituted D e cember, 1874. Number of shares, 2,000 R . D . Guerard, president; G S. Hardee, treasurer; W . D. Harden, secretary and attorney. Directors ; D. C. Bacon, F. J. Ruckert, W illiam Sw oll, Herman Myers, J. W . Fretwell, Thomas Daniels.' Citizens' Mutual L oan A ssocia tion-- Bay. Incorporated 1873. Capital .172,700. George C. Free man, president ; F. M. H ull, vice- president ; C. H. Olmstead, treasurer. Directors : R . D. W alker, G. N. Nichols, S. B. Palmer, C. H. Dorsett, N. Lovell, A . C. Harman ana C. H. Olmstead. Pulaski L oan A ssociation-- 105 Bay. R. D . Walker, president; G. Bourquin, treasurer; W illiam Garrard, secretary. Directors : A . L . Hartridge, W . G. Vaughn, H . C. Cunning ham, W . Quantack, E . F . Caurvoisie, A . B. LaRoche. R ailroad Mutual L oan A ssocia tion-- Meet at Metropolitan H all third Monday in each month. Instituted M ay 15th, 1876. W illiam Rogers, prseident ; Edward McIntyre, treas urer; H . C. Cunningham, secretary and treasurer. Directors ; B. J. Cubhedge, George N. Nichols, R. B. Reppard, W . O. Van Vorst, Charles Col lins, C. E. Van Vorst. Savannah L oan A ssociation -- President, northeast corner W hitaker. Capital, 30,000. Number o f shares, 600. G. N . N ichols,president; C. H . Dorsett, treasurer ; H . G. Everitt, secretary and solicitor. Directors ; R . H . Footman, C. E. Wakefield, M. J. D oyle, W . S, Stettson, G . A . Stone. Southern Mutual L oan A ssocia tion-- Office, 40 Bull. M. J. Solo mons, president; C. S. Hardee, treas urer ; W . i t Harden, secretary and attorney. Directors : R. B. Reppard, E . J. Acosta, Jr., J. H . Esfcill, J .C .R o w land, C. H . Dorsett, J. W . Fretwell. MARKET. City Market-- Situated at intersec tion of Bryan and Barnard, (Ellis square). Henry L. Davis, clerk, W . H. Bordley, assistant. Market com mittee : S. E. B yck, J. J. Abrams, D . O 'Connor. T h e office o f weights and measures, and the public scales, are in charge of clerk of market. MEDICAL COLLEGES. * Savannah Medical College -- * Huntington, northeast corner Drayton, Lectures are delivered in this instltu- , tion annually, the course commencing on the first Monday in November and continuing twenty weeks. George A . Mercer, president; W illiam Dun can, M. D., secretary. FACULTY. ---------professor o f chemistry and president of the faculty; W . L . H ar rison, adjunct professor o f chem istry; T . J . Charlton, M. D ., professor of ob stetrics ; J. G . Thomas, M. D ., pro fessor of clinical medicine; R. J. Nunn, M. D ., professor of the theory and practice of medicine; W . H . E l liott, M. D.,professor of principles and practice of surgery; W m. Duncan, M. D ., professor of clinical obstetrics and dean of the faculty; B , S. Purse, M. D , professor of materia mediea and therapeutics; J..P. S. Houston, M. D ., professor of physkilogy; George H . Stone, M- B ., professor of anatom y; Henry LeH ardy, M. D., demonstrator of anatomy. MILITARY ORGANIZA TIONS. FirstV olimteerRegiment of Georgia. FIELD AN D STAFF. Clifford W . Anderson, colonel. R. G. Gaillard, adjutant. C. E. Gleason, commissary. * S. B. Adams, judge advocate. S avannah C ity D irectory. 31 Savannah Cadets-- Arm ory north side Bryan, west o f Abercorn. Organ ized May 17th, 1861. Meet second Tuesday in each month. Uniform: gray coat trimmed with black, gray pants, black and gold stripe. Total strength rank and file, 5 7; armed w ith'Springfield rifles. J. W . Anderson, captain ; H. M. Branch, first lieutenant; R . S. M eli, second lieutenant ; W . B. Puder, third lieutenant ; L . E. McCarthy, first sergeant; A. B. Collins, second ser file, 137 ; armed with Springfield rifles. Meet first Thursday in January, April, July and October ; regular weekly drills every Wednesday. G. A . Mercer, cap tain; W . D . D ixon, first lieutenant; W . G. Morrell, second lieutenant ; H . M. C. Smith,junior* second lieutenant; E. S. Muse, first sergeant ; J. S. Withington, second sergeant ; J. M. Maccaw, third sergeant; D. Ferguson,quar termaster ; J. K . P. Carr, secretary, W . D . D ixon, treasurer. geant; E. W . Cubbedge, third sergeant; F. W . Dasher, fourth sergeant ; R. P. Savannah Volunteer Lovell, fifth sergeant and secretary. Guards Battalion. Oglethore L ight Infantry-- Headquarters north side Bryan, west o f Abercorn. Organized January 8th, 1856. Uniform: gray coat Dimmed with buff and gold, gray pants trimmed with buff stripe. Total strength rank and file, 58; armed with Springfield rifles. R. Falligant, captain^ S. W . Branch, first lieutenant ; J. C. Bruyn, second lieutenant; L. W . Landershine, junior second lieutenant; J. G. Pour- *FIELD AND STAFF. W . S. Basinger, lieutenant-colonel. W . R. Hunter, adjutant. M. A . Barie, quartermaster. O. H . Lufburrow, quartermaster ser geant. Headquarters Whitaker, southeast corner President. Organized 1802. Unifirm: gray trimmed with red; armed with Springfield rifles. nelle, first sergeant ; C. F. Law , second Company A -- P. N. Raynal, captain; sergeant; W . D . M cM illan, third ser ' C. Barnwell, first lieutenant; J. W . geant ; C. A . Drayton, fourth sergeant: Fretwell,second lieutenant; H . Black, D. R. Kennedy, fifth sergeant; R. H. first sergeant Conway, quartermaster; L . W . Lan Company B -- T . F. Screven, captain; dershine. secretary; W . H . Bennett, A lexis M cNulty, first lieutenant; G. treasurer. Allen, second lieutenant; J. A . Cronk, Irish Jasper Greens-- Headquar junior second lieutenant.; W . F. Reid, ters Bryan, northwest corner Abercorn. first sergeant. Organized 1842; re-organized 1872. Uniform : gray coat trimmed with green, gray pants trimmed with buff stripe. Total strength rank and file, 75; armed with Springfield rifles. J. Flan nery, captain ; P. R eilly, first lieuten ant ; J. McGrath, second lieutenant ; E. J. Kennedy, juniof second lieuten ant ; T . J. D aly, first sergeant. German V olunteers-- Headquar ters Broughton, southwest corner Jeffer son. Organized January 8th, 1845; re-orgariized 1872. Uniform; gray. Total strength rank and file, 50; armed with Springfield rifles. John Derst, captain ; H. K uck, first lieutenant ; C. Ratz, second lieutenant ; H. Helmken, third lieutenant; W . H. Frickey, or derly sergeant ; H. Bube, first sergeant. Company C-- H . C. Cunningham' captain ; J. R eilly, first lieutenant ; W . H . Turner, second lieutenant; J. M. Bryan, junior second lieutenant; J. H . Hunter, first sergeant. Independent. Chatham A rtillery-- Headquar ters State, southwest corner Bull. O r ganized 1786. Uniform: gray coat trim med with gold and red,dark blue pants trimmed with gold and red stripe, black beaver cap with red cock plume. T o tal strength rank and file, 54 men. This company has two batteries, one 6pounder, presented by General George Washington in 1791 ; also a battery o f four 12-pound-Napoleons, belonging to the State. J. F. Wheaton, captain ; R. R epublican Blues-- Headquarters Broughton, corner Whitaker. Organ ized 1808. Uniform: gray trimmed with blue. Total strength rank and F. Harmon, first lieutenant; G. B. Clark, second lieutenant; G. B. W al ker, junior second lieutenant ; G. Tur ner, first sergeant ; W . J. Clark, second 32 S avannah C it y D irecto ry. sergeant; W . P. W alker, third sergeant; P. Cunnirtgham, fourth sergeant; A . W . Harmon, fifth sergeant; E. E. Buckner, quar. ermaster ; T . N . Theus, ordnance sergeant; J. S. Silva, secre tary; J. F. LaFar, treasurer. * Cavalry. Georgia H ussars-- Headqarters South Broad, southwest corner Abercorn. Organized 1785. Uniform: blue jackets trimmed with silver,'dark blue pants trimmed with silver stripe, regu lation helmet. Total strength rank and file, 60 ; armed with sables and pistols. W . W . Gordon, captain; J. H . Johnston, first lieutenant; F. M. H u ll, second lieutenant ; G. B. Pritch ard, third lieutenant; R. M. Demere, first sergeant. chee road, at the terminus of Barnard and Anderson Street Railroad. Concordia Park-- East side W hite Bluff road, south o f toll-gate. Forsyth Place-- Main entranco, Gaston,'opposite Bull. This park was laid out in 1853, and is one o f the handsomest in the South. In the cen tre is a beautiful fountain which cost the city $3,000, surrounded by a hand some railing at a cost of $10,000. T he annual expense to the city is about $3,000. Theodore Meves, keeper. Savannah T heatre-- B ull, south east corner H ull. Thomas Arkwright, proprietor and manager; Joseph Cam pos, agent. Schuetzen Park--Situated one-half mile north of Bonaventure Cemetery. John Goette, keeper. NEWSPAPERS, ETC. PORT REGULATIONS. Morning N ews-- 3 W hitaker. E s tablished 1850. J. H . Estill, publisher and proprietor ; Colonel W . T. Thomp son, editor. Democratic. D aily, $10 ; tri-weekly, $6 ; weekly $2 per year. A bend Zeitung-- 161 Bay. Estab H arbor Master-- J. D . Ten Broeck. Office Exchange Building. Port Wardens-- A lvin N. Miller, C. Van Horn, R. H. Lewis, P. Donelan, and T. H . Laird. lished 1871. W eekly. Conservative. J. Stern, , proprietor. Term s $3.50 per year. Savannah Daily Evening Record er-- 161 Bay. Established 1877.' J. Stern, proprietor. Terms $5 per year. Southern Farmer's Monthly-- 3 W hitaker. J. H . Estill, proprietor. $2 per annum. Devoted to the farmer's interests. Southern Musical Journal-- Ludden & Bates, proprietors. Terms $1 per year. Sunday T elegram-- 3 Whitaker. J. H . Estill, proprietor. Published every Sunday morning. Terms $2.00 T he Penny L ocal-- 12 Whitaker. E ly Otto, proprietor and editor. Pub lished every Thursday. Terms sixty cents per year. Pilots. Commissioners op Pilotage-- G. L . Cope, chairm an; D . C. Bacon, J. J. W ilder, C. Phillips, J. F. Wheaton, W . H. Hunter. pilots. branch* A . A m b r o s e .....................................Full George B a r k e r .................................F u ll W illiam F Benet . ........................ Full James S. Bliss . . . . . . . . Full Lew is B l i s s .................................. Full John H . C e s s a r ................................ F ull O. A . Clark ..................................... Full John H . Craig . . * ........................F ull W illiam T . D a n ie ls ........................F ull Frank E b erh a rt..................Sixteen feet Thomas F a r le y ..................Sixteen feet John Fitzgerald .................................F ull James M. F le etw o o d ........................F ull Thomas M. Fleetwood . . . . Full T he T imes-- 3 Drayton. Haslam i W illiam *H. F le e tw o o d ................... Full & Co., publishers ; W . M. Sneed, mana W . Henry . . . . . . Fourteen feet ger. Daily. Jasper J. H ern an dez........................F ull PARKSAND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. Thomas L . H ern an d ez................... F ull R. C. K e n n e d y .................................Full George W . K ing . . . . . . . Full W illiam A . K i n g ............................ Full Battery Park-- Public park and M. Lyons . . . . . . . . . . F ull shooting range, situated on the Ogee- W illiam J. M cCauley . . . . . Full S avannah C ity D irectory. 33 PILOTS. BRANCH. T o or from Four-mile Point . 12 96 James J. M c C o y ....................F u l l T o or from Five-Fathom H ole 10 80 James M cG ra th ..................; . . Full Charles G. M a c k in ........................hu ll F O R E IG N . A . M arm elstein................................ Full Charles A . Marmelstein . . ' . . F u ll Leander M o o re ................................ Full W illiam P ro c to r................................ Full George G. R o b b in s........................Full O'd'u P-4 S* J C. S e x t o n ...................... Fourteen feet John D , Sexton * ............................ Full D raft -- feet. Bar Pilotage and to cockspur. Cockspur to Savannah. Total Amount 00 W illiam E. S k in n e r ........................Full H . M. C. Smith .................................Full W . W . Smith . . . . . . . . . Full W illiam H . S p en cer........................Full John D. Ten Broeck . . . . . . Full John T hom pson ................................ Full J. J. Thompson .................................Full W . S. T hom pson............................ Full M. P. U s in a .......................... .... . Full Rates of Pilotage. U. S. V E S S E L S . 6 $12 09 $ 7 35 $ 19 44 7 13 So 8 10 21 60 8 14 79 8 97 23 76 9 18 26 i i 04 29 3 10 20 52 12 42 32 94 ii 23 97 H 37 38 34 A2 28 95 17 49 46 44 6 7 8 9 10 ii 12 12% !3 *3# 14 W 15 15# 16 16# i *7 17# 18 18# !9 19# 20 15 20 2 22 20. 27 38 30 78 35 97 43 41 47 96 52 81 57 84 59 77 63 35 69 02 72 90 76 95 81 00 87 32 91 53 96 06 100 77 107 03 1 12 97 117 45 $ 1 1 01 12 5 13 44 16 56 18 2 21 54 26 35 29 00 31 83 34 91 35 81 38 00 4 1 55 43 83 46 17 48 69 52 40 55 08 57 84 60 5 1 64 55 67 48 70 47 $ 29 16 32 40 35 64 43 94 49 41 57 51 69 66 76 96 84 64 92 75 95 58 IOI 35 n o 57 116 73 123 12 129 69 139 72 146 61 153 90 *6i 28 171 58 180 45 187 93 Pilot Boats. 1 Neca-- J. H . Craig. 12# IS '13# 14 3 l 97 19 34 35 21 - 21 23 38 55 23 28 39 86 23 87 5 1 3 56 44 61 83 63 73 2 E. A . Dickerson-- R . C. K en nedy. 3 Pet-- Leander Moore. 4 Jno. R. W ilder-- J. M. Fleet- 14 # 15 1 S/4 16 16# 17 17# 18 18# 19 *9 # 20 42 23 25 32 46 01 27 71 48 60 29 22 51 3 30 78 54 00 32 46 58 22 61 02 34 94 36 72 64 05 67 17 71 72 38 55 40 34 43 4 74 76 44 99 78 30 46 98 67 55 73 72 77 82 82 08 86 46 93 16 97 74 102 60 107 51 114 76 119 95 125 28 wood. 5 B elle-- J. S. Bliss. 6 Jno. Stoddard-- C. A . Marmel stein. 7 F. M. Jones-- M. P. Usina. 8 Mary Odell-- W . W. Thompson. 9 M aid o f the Mist-- T . L . H er nandez. 10 S. B. Latham-- John Thompson. Rates of Dockage. Dockage of vessels per day under 100 Detention of pilots per day, $4.32. tons, employed, 50 cents. Dockage o f vessels, under 100 tons, when idle, $ l. DROP. Dockage of vessels over 100 tons, em T o or from Tybee . . . . . . $17 28 ployed, 75 cents. Dockage of vessels T o or from Venus Point . . . 1 7 8 over 100 tons when idle, $1.50. 34 S avannah C it y D irecto ry. Towage. TUGS. Forest City-- Capt. Martin Frederick. A . Getty-- Capt. Frank Green. J. W . Lynn-- Capt. J. F. Peck. B. Bramell-- Capt. . Paine. Constitution-- Capt. Isaac Henry. Com. Foote:-- Capt. Ge-\ Williams. E . A . Souder-----------Batchelor-- Capt. Edward Wilson. WHARFAGE AND STORAGE RATES. Anvils, e a c h ............................... 3 Achors, 500 lbs, and under 1,200 lbs . . . . . . . . 12 Anchors, 1,200 lbs . . . . . . 18 Anchors, upward o f 1,200 . . 25 Butts and casks, 200 galls and u p w a r d s ......................... . 25 Barrels ale, a p p le s .................. 3 Barrels a l c o h o l ..................... 5 Barrels beef,bread, beer, bacon 3 Barrels corn, coffee, cider . . 3 Barrels empty . . . . . . . 1 Barrels fish, flour . . . . . 3 Barrels gunpowder, 100 lbs and upwards . ........................... 5 Barrels gunpowder, under 100 lbs . . . ............................... 4 Barrels g i n ............................... 5 Barrels hams, herrings,, indigo 3 Barrels lim e ............................... 4 Barrels molasses . . . . . . 5 Barrels nuts, oijions . . . . 3 Barrels o i l ............................... 5 Barrels potatoes, pitch, plaster paris, porter, pork, pimento, pepper . . . . . . . . . . 3 Barrels rice, same in half bar rels ..................... 4 Barrels rosin ........................... 3 Barrels rum and other spiritu ous liquors . . . . .Xf 5 Barrels salt, sugar, turpentine, * tar . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Barrels vinegar, wine, whisky ( 5 Barrels, halves and half quar ter casks liq u o r s .................. 3 Barrels, halves, provisions,ale, beer, cider, e t c ...................... 2 Bolts bagging, canvas, duck, osnaburgs (or per piece) . . 2 Boxes dry goods, upwards 4 feet s q u a r e .......................... 6 Boxes dry goods under 4 feet square . ............................... 4 Boxes axes, candles, chocolate, cheese, cordial, dates, figs, glass o f fifty feet, herrings, indigo, prunes, raisins, se- gars, starch, tin plate . . . 2 Boxes, lemons, oranges . # . 3 Boxes su g a r.............................. 5 Boxes tobacco . . . . . . . 3 Bales co tto n .............................. s Bales bagging, canvas, carpet ing, blankets and other dry g o o d s ...................... 5 Bales deer s k in s ...................... 5 Bales h a y ................................... 6 Bales empty bottles . . . . 5 Baskets, n e t s ...................... . 2 Baskets oil, wine, cordial, etc 2 Bacon per 1,000 lbs . . . . Bark (tanner's), per cord . . Bellows (house) . . . . . . 37% 37% 2 Bellows (blacksmith's) . . .. 6 Brick and tile, per 1,000 . . 25 Bundles brooms, bandboxes, collars, hames, pans,scythes, spades, shovels, trees, vine , vises, etc ............................... 3 Bags almonds, coffee, cocoa- nuts,pepper,pimento ginger 3 Bags g r a i n ...................... i Bags shot . ............................... Ballast, per ton . .................. Bale rope, per c o i l .................. C u lt iv a to r s ............................... K 25 3 6% C o r n s h e lle r s .......................... C a m b o o s e s ............................... 20 Cheese, per xoo l b s .................. 2 Carriages o f four wheels . . ,x 00 Carriages of two wheels . . 50 Chairs ( s i t t i n g ) ...................... i Carboys v i t r i o l ...................... 3 Cannon c a r r ia g e s .................. 3 Cordage, per c o i l .................. 3 Cannon o f 600 lbs and under 25 Cannon over 600 lbs . . . . 5 Cables (chain) per ton . . . 25 Coal per ton .......................... 35 Crates c r o c k e r y ...................... 10 Cabbages per hundred . . . 12^ Casks crockery, coffee . . . 8 Casks cheese . . . . . . . 5 Casks porter, 6 dozen and up- w a r d s .......................... .... . 8 Cattle, bulls, oxen, cows . . 25 Demijohns l i q u o r ................. 2 Demijohns e m p t y .................. i Furniture, tables, bureaus, etc 6 Fish, dry, per xoo lbs . . . . 2 Furnaces, portable ; . . . . 2 Grain, in bulk,' barley, corn, peas,wheat and other kinds, per hundred bushels . . . 25 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 35 Hams, e a c h ...................... Hogsheads liquors, molasses, oil, etc., 80 gallons and upw a r d s ................................... Hogsheads,"6o gallons and upw a r d s ................................... Hogsheads sugar, 1,000 lbs and o v e r ................................... Hogsheads sugar, under 1,000 l b s .......................... Hogsheads coffee, 700 lbs and o v e r ....................................... Hogshead coffee, under 700 l b s ........................................... Hogsheads dry g o o d s ................. Hampers b o ttle s...................... Hampers potatoes . . . . . Horses, mules, jackasses, etc Iron, bar and pig, per ton . . Iron hollow ware, and other castings, each under 40 lbs w e i g h t ................................... Iron hollow ware, over 40 lbsweight, per 100 lbs . . . Iron grates, stoves, etc . . . Iron pots, kettles, and ovens with covers, dogs per pair, wagon boxes per set, to be considered as one piece . . Jugs, jars, and other clay and stone w a r e .......................... Jugs pickles, grapes, raisins, etc . . . . . ...................... K egs nails, to b a cc o .................. Kegs 50 lbs and under . . . Kegs over 50 ^bs...................... K egs liquors, 20 gallons and u n d e r ................................... K egs powder, per 25 lbs . . Kegs biscuit, crackers, lard, e t c ........................................... K egs paint, and others same s i z e ....................................... K egs shot, lead, etc., pr 100 lbs Lumber, timber, boards and other sawed lumber, per 1,000 superficial feet . . . Lumber, mahogany, per r,ooo superficial f e e t ...................... Lumber, pipe and hogshead staves, per 1,0 0 0 .................. Lumber, barrel staves, per 1 , 0 0 0 ................................... Lumber, heading for pipes and hogsheads .......................... Lumber, heading for barrels Lumber, reeds and hoops, per 1,000 . ............................... Lumber, s h i n g l e s .................. A 10 8 12^ 8 10 8 12 ^ 6 2 37A 25 1 fy2 6 X i 3 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 30 40 3 20 5 25 . 25 12 %, Lumber, l a t h s .......................... Lumber lightwood, cedar posts and other logs, each Nest tubs . . . . . . . . . Onions, per 100 ropes . . . Oranges, per i , o o g .................. Pipes liquors, loogallons and upwards . 1 ...................... Pipes liquor, 60 gallons and # u p w a r d s .......................... . Pipes liquors, halves, under 60 gallons . . . . . . . . . Pipes liquors, quarters, under 40 gallons . ........................... Pipes liquor, eighths, under 20 gallons . .......................... Ploughs and cultivators . . . Pineapples, per 100 . . . . Potatoes, per 100 bushels .* . Paper, bundle o f 2 reams . . Paper, p r i n t i n g ........................ Paper, wrapping, 1 ream large s i z e .................. Paper, wrapping, small, per g re a m ....................................... Paper, w riting,.per ream . . Quarter casks, under 40 gal lons and over 2 0 .................. Salt, in bulk, per 100 bushels Salt in bags, per bushel . . . Stones, ballast or paving, per t o n ....................................... Stones, mill, large, each . . Stones, mill, small, each . . Stones, g r i n d .......................... Stones, q u e r n .......................... Stones, marble, per ton . . . Sheep, each ............................... Sofas, e a c h ............................... Settees, e a c h .......................... Stills, 200 gallons and over . Stills under 200 gallons . . . Sugar boilers, large size . . . Sugar boilers, small si^e . . Tobacco in hogsheads . . . Tobacco in kegs and boxes . Tierces goods, 60 gallons and under ................................... Tierces goods, 40 gallons and u n d e r ................................... Tierces rice, and halves . . . Trunks g o o d s .......................... Trunks e m p ty .......................... T ea chests, 50 lbs and upwards Tea chests under 50 lbs . . . T ea chests under 20 lbs . . . Wagons, large 2-horse . . . Wagons, small, I-horse . . . . Wheelbarrows, each . . . . 12 ^ 3 12^ I2J^ 12^ 8 6 5 3 6A 6 25 5 2 2 1 1 5 25 25 25 12 llA> 6 50 12% 10 25 TM% 12% 6% 20 3 8 5 4 4 3 5 3 2 50 25 6% S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. Every other article in proportion to the foregoing rates. Goods lying on wharf more than two nights after two working days, to'be subject to st.orage rates. Storage on cotton per week for first and last week . . . . 8 For each intervening week . 5 Rice per w e e k .................. ... . 6 Tobacco per hogshead . . 20 Every other article the same as its wharfage. < RATES OF DRAYAGE. Ballast, per ton o f 2,240 lbs . Si 12 Bricks, per 1,000 . . . . . 2 00 Chairs per dozen....................... 20 Coal per ton of 2,240 lbs . . 1 50 Cotton per, bale, any distance 20 Flour and other dry barrels* per barrel . . . . . . . . 7 Furniture, for i-horse wagon, load 50 Grain (except oats) per bushel 2 H ay per b u n d l e ...................... 12 Iron per ton of 2,240 lbs . . 1 25' Liquors and salted provisions, per hogshead or pipe . . . 50 Lumber per 1,000 feet . . . 1 75 Oats per b u s h e l ...................... 1 y Rice per tierce . .. . .................. 25 Rice per half tierce . . . . 15 Salt in bulk, per bushel . . . 4 Salt in sacks, per sack . . . 7 Shingles, per 1,0 00 .................. 75 Staves, per 1,000 . . . . 1 00 Sugar per hogshead o f 1,200 or o v e r .......................... 50 Sugar per hogshead o f less than 1 ,2 0 0 .......................... 40 Tobacco per hogshead . . . 50 Trunks o f travelers, 2 feet l o n g ....................................... 25 Valises and carpet bags, each 10 W ood, per cord, to any part o f the c i t y .......................... 1 25 For a full load of any article not enumerated in the above, no charge shall be allowed to exceed 40 cents for a I-horse dray or wagon, and 60 cents for a 2-horse dray or wagon, and for anything else than a full load not more than 25 cents shall be charged. POST OFFICE. T he Post Office is located on Bay street, southeast corner Drayton. La fayette M cLaws, postmaster; J. T. M cLaws, assistant; Wm. Cantwell, Wm. McCormick, mailing clerks; Wm. Coolidge, Jr., distributing clerk. Free D elivery-- L. B. Toomer, superintendent carriers; Thomas F. Murtagh, Thomas M. Noland, C. C. Deveaux, J. D . Boughes, Simeon B. Grant, T. A. Porter, A . S. Lafayette and Charles W . Green, carriers. The post office departmeht promises to deliver by carriers only such mail matter as is directed to the street and number, and the only sure way to avoid having letters advertised, is to follow instructions o f the postal department by addressing letters as stated. General D elivery-- Shem Cooper, clerk. W indow open daily from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m .; Sunday from 9.30 to 10.50 a. m ., A ll letters remaining un called for in the office, are advertised on Friday of each week, and if not claimed in one month, are forwarded to the dead letter office at Washington. W hen calling for such a letter, say " Advertised," and give full name and date of advertisement. . Money Order D epartment-- J. T . M cLaws, money order clerk; M axwell H ill, assistant. Office opens 9 a. m. and closes 4 p. m. Absolute safety in send ing money by mail is secured by ob taining a money order on another money order office. No fractions o f cents to be introduced in an order. United States treasury notes or Naiional Bank notes only, received or paid. No single order issued for more than $50. Parties desiring to remit large sums must obtain additional orders. No applicant, however, can obtain in one day more than three orders, payable at the same office and to the same payee. Money orders can also be obtained at this office upon post offices in all parts of Canada, German States, Great Bri tain, Ireland, Italy and Switzerland. When foreign money orders are paid in currency, the gold value w ill be transmitted by the postmaster in N ew York. By act of Congress, approved March 3, 1875, the fees for domestic money orders are as fo llo w s: On or ders not over $15, ten cents; over $15 and under $30, fifteen cents; over $30 and under $40, twenty cents; over $40 and under $50, twenty-five cents. For foreign rates, consult the United States Official Postal Guide. S avannah C it y D ir ec to r y. 37 R egistered L etter Department-- T hird-Class Matter-- M ail mat R . H. Anderson, Jr., register clerk. ter of the third-class embraces books Office opens at 9 a. m and closes 5 p. m. (printed and blank,) transient news Valuable letters or packages should or papers and periodicals, circulars and packages sltould be registered, the fees other matter w holly in print, proof- same, to a ll parts o f the world, being sheets and corrected proof-sheets and ten cents, in addition to the regular manuscript copy accompanying the rates o f letter postage, to be paid in same,prices current with prices filled, stamps; i. e., stamps sufficient must be out in writing, printed commercial attached to letters before presenting for papers, filled out in writing, (provided registration. The name and post office such writing is not in the nature o f address of sender must be en iorsed on personal correspondence, and the pa face o f envelope. A fter a registered pers are not the expression of a mone letter has been transmitted, it cannot tary value) such as papers o f legal be recalled by the sender. No letter procedure, unexecuted deeds of all can be registered on Sunday. The kinds, way-bills, invoices, unexecuted Post Office Department or its revenue, insurance polices, and the various is not by law liable for the loss o f any documents o f insurance companies, registered mail matter. Registered hand-bills, posters, chromo lithographs, letters w ill not be delivered to any per engravings, envelopes with printing son but the one to whom they are ad thereon, heliotypes, lithographs, photo dressed, or to a person whom the Post graphic and stereoscopic views, with master knows to be authorized to re the title written thereon, printed blanks, ceive them. printed cards; and postage shall be paid Stam p' D epartment-- J. A . H ey thereon at the rate of one cent for each ward, stamp clerk. W indow open two ounces or fractoinal part thereof. daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., except `F ourth-Class Matter-- Madable Sunday. matter o f the fourth-cla-s embraces Railw ay Mail Service-- W . D. blank cards, card-board and other flexi Thompson, o f Michigan, superinten ble material, flexible patterns, letter dent, Washington, D . C.; Lynch M'. envelopes and letter paper without Terrill,assistant superintendent, Fourth printing thereon, merchandise, models, Divison, headquarters Atlanta, Ga., ornamented paper, sample cards, sam office 5 Marietta, street; R. E. Mans ples of ores, metals, minerals, seeds, field, chief clerk; John T . Fry, John cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, drawings, Day, W . J. Glascock, clerks. plans, designs, original paintings in oil Route Agents : C. R. R.-- R. W . White. S., F. & W . R y.-- C. P. Craft, W . I. Craft, M. M. Davis, D. H . Clark, E . A . M ills, T . J. Hardaway, F. S. Tingley, H. A. Fox, W . B. King. C. & S. R Y .-- N. B. Myers, J. H. Fordham, C. H . W altz, W . H . Burbridge. FOSTAGE. F irst-Class Matter-- M atterwhich is in writing, or other matter contain ing a written inscription in the nature of personal correspondence, and mat ter which is sealed against inspection, are alone by their nature and the in tent of the law, first-class matter, and or water colors, and other matter not included in the first, second, or thirdclasses, and which is not in its form or nature, liable to destroy, deface, or otherwise damage the contents o f the mail bag, or harm the person of any one engaged in the postal service. Postage rate thereon, one cent for each ounce, Or fractional part thereof. T o use, or attempt to use in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stamped envelope, or stamp cut from any such envelopes which has been before used in payment of postage, is punishable with afin e o ffifty dollars. # Postal cards may be sent either in subject to the postage rate o f three print, pencil, or ink, or partially in all. cents for each h alf ounce or fraction They are regarded by postmasters the thereof. same as sealed letters.. In using P o stil Second-Class Matter-- This only cards be careful not to write or have applies to publishers, two cents per anything printed on the side to be used pound. for the address, except the address. 38 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. RAILROADS. Milner . . . . . . . . . 239 miles. Central-- General offices and de pot, West Broad, corner New. William M. Wadley, president; W . G. Raoul, vice-president; W illiam Rogers, super intendent ; G. A . Whitehead, general freight and passenger agent; Edward McIntyre, accountant; W . M. Stevens, road master; F. H. Thomson, auditor; B. J. Cubbe'dge, forwarding agent; R. E. Mims, treasurer; W. O. Charlton, paymaster; Henry Yonge, purchasing Orchard H i l l ...................... 244 Griffin (June. S., G. & N . A . R. R . ) .............. .... . 250 Sunnyside . . . ................... 257 H a m p to n .................................. 261 Lovejoy .................................266 J o n e s b o ro u g h ........................272 Morrow . . . . . . . . . 277 Forest ..................................... 280 East P o i n t ............................ 287 Atlanta .....................................293 " " " " " " " " " " agent. AUGUSTA BRANCH. DISTAN CE FROM SAVANNAH TO (main line) M illen (see above) . . . . 79 miles. Lawton . . . ...................... - 84 " M u n n e r ly n .............................. 90 " P o o l e r .......................... E d e n .......................... M arlow . ...................... . 13 miles, r9 . 26 Ct W ayn esboro......................... 106 " Green's C u t .......................... 109- " M c B e a n .................................112 " G u y to n .................................. 3 Brewer . . . . . , 35 " E g y p t .................................. . 40 " O l i v e r ................. , 46 a H a l c y o n d a l e ...................... 5 C a m e r o n ................. O g e e c h e e .................. 57 , 62 a Hollywood . ................. 120 " A u g u s t a .................................132 " .. EATONTON BRANCH. Gordon (see above) . . . . 170 miles. W h i t i n g ...................... .... . 178 " M illedgeville. . . . . . 187 " Rocky Ford . . . 65 S c a r b o r o u g h ...................... 71 (C M illen (junc. A . & S. R. R.)i 79 Meriwether . ................. 193 D e n n is .......................... .... . 200 " E a t o n t o n ................................ 208 " Cushingville . . . . H e r n d o n ...................... 83 90 it Midville . . . . . 96 (6 S e b a s t o p o l ...................... B o s t ic k ...................... W a d le y ...................... 99 100 1 107 (( B a r t o w ............................... h i Davisborough . . . . 122 - Sun H ill . . ...................... 130 (( Tennille(Junc. S.& T. R .R . j 135 a Robinson . . . . . . 140 Oconee ............................... . 146 " Oconee Bridge . . . . . 148 Toombsborough .................. 155 M c I n t y r e ...................... 16*2 Gordon (Jtinc. M. & E. R .R .) 170 cc Griswoldville . . 181 u M a c o n ............................... 160 M . Charleston and Savannah Ra il w ay Co.-- Foot o f Liberty street. General offices, Charleston. J. C. Bruyn, freight agent ; C. S. Gadsden, superin tendent and engineer ; S. C. Boyleston, general freight and ticket agent. DISTAN CE FROM SAVAN N AH TO Savannah Junction . . . 2 ) 4 railes. M o n t e it h .......................... 14 Savannah R iver . . . . 19 H a r d e e v ille .......................... 24 Grahamville . . . . . . 38 C oosaw hatchie..................46)^ Yemassee, (June. P. R. & A . R. R.) . . . . . 54 S alkahatchie.......................... 57 W hite H a l l ..................... 64 A T L A N T A DIVISION. Green Pond . . . . . . 68 Ashepoo . . . . , . . 721^ Macon (see above) . . . 190 miles. Sum m erfield.................. 198 B o lin g b ro k e .......................... 205 6C Smarrs . . ...................... 212 CC F o r s y th .............................. 217 C o llie r s.......................... 222 CC Goggins . . . . . . 228 Barnesville (Junction U. Co. R . R . ) .......................... 233 cc Jacksonboro . . . . . . 78 Adams Run . . . . . . 84) 4 Ravenel . . . . . . . 90 R a n t o w l e s ..........................99 John's Island l . . . . 99 D r a y t o n .............................103 D o r c h e s t e r ........................ 105 Charleston Junction . .10 8 Charleston . . . . . . 115 S avannah C it y D ir e c to r y. 39 Savannah, Florida and W estern A LB A N Y D IVISIO N. R ailw ay Co.-- General offices and de Thomasville (see above) . . 200 miles. pot, foot o f Liberty. H . B. Plant, O c h lo c h n e e .......................... 2 1 1 " president; R. B. Smith, secretary; H . Pelham ................................... 224 " S. Haines, general manager; J. L. T ay C a m illa ................................... 232 " lor, general freight and passenger agent; B a c o n to n ...................... .... . 242 " W illiam P. Hardee, treasurer; George H a rd a w a y .............................. 250 " Allen, cashier; John S. Tyson, master Albany (Connects with B. & transportation. A . and S. W . R. R.) . 258 DISTAN CE FROM SAVAN N AH TO Savannah, Skidaway and Sea board-- Office and depot, Anderson, J u n c t i o n .............................. 2 miles. corner Whitaker. A . L . Hartridge, M iller's ................................... 10 " president; R. H. Footman, secretary W ay's ...................... 16 " ' and treasurer; E. J. Thomas, superin F l e m i n g .............................. 24 " tendent. Has thirteen miles of track McIntosh ............................... 31 " to Isle of Hope, Montgomery and W a lt h o u r v ille ...................... 38 " Johnston's ...................... 46 " D o c to r to w n .......................... 53 " Jesup (Crossing M .& B .R .R .) 57 " D ale's M ill . . . . . . . 66 Screven ................................... 68 " P a tte r s o n ............................... 78 " B l a c k s h e a r .......................... Waycross (Junc.W .&J.R.R.) 97 T e b e a u v ille .......................... 68 G le n m o re .................................108 " Beaulieu. W aycross and Jacksonville R a il road-- The completion of this branch o f the S., F. & W . R y shortens the dis tance to Jacksonville from Savan nah about 100 miles, and the time more than one half. Distance from Savannah to Jacksonville 161 m iles; operated by Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Co. A r g y l e ..................................... 116 " Street. Reppard's M i l l ....................118 " H o m e r v il le ............................ 122 " Dupont (June. Florida D iv) 130 " B arnard and A nderson Street R ailroad-- Office, 3 Whitaker. J. H . Estill, president; F. Van Wagenin, W ESTERN DIVISION. superintendent and treasurer. Dupont (see above) . . . . 130 " Junction . . . . . . . 131 " Stockton ............................... 138 66 N a y l o r ................................... 144 66 V a l d o s t a .......................... . 157 Ousley's .......................... .... (66 66 Q u i t m a n .......................... t . 174 66 D ixie ................................... 181 66 B o s t o n ................................... 188 " Thomasville (June. Albany D ivision) . . . . ' . . 2 66 W h ig h a m .............................. 221 " C l i m a x ................................... 227 B a i n b r i d g e .......................... 23 66 R o u te : From Barnard opposite the Market, south on Barnard to Liberty, west on Liberty to Tattnall, south on Tattnall to Berrien, west on Berrien to West Broad, south on West Broad and south on Cuyler, thence on Ogeechee road to Battery Park. Last car leaves Market at 8 p. m. Coast L ine---Office Bolton, south west corner S., F. & W . Ry. Alfred Haywood, president; Frank Lamar, acting superintendent. Directors : A . Haywood, T . H . Harden, F. J. Ruckert, M. J. D oyle, D . O'Connor, M. J. Desverges, H. Ambos and D. Wells. Route : From Broughton, corner of FLO R ID A DIVISION. W est Broad, east on Broughton to H ab Dupont (see above) . . . . 130 miles, J u n c t i o n ...................... . . 131 66 T u r n - O u t............................... 146 66 S t a t e n v i l l e .......................... i 5 66 T u r n - O u t............................... 157 66 Jasper, F l a .......................... 163 66 M a r io n ................................... 168 66 Live Oak (Connects with ersham,south on Habersham to Bo don, thence east to junction,where they con nect with cars for Bonaventute, Thun derbolt, etc. Last car leaves W est Broad at 9 p. m. Savannah, Skidaw ay and Sea board-- Depot and office, Anderson, corner Whitaker. J., P. & M. R . R) . . . 179 66 Routes : 1st, from Bay, corner Dray- 40 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. ton, east on Bay to Abercorn, south on Thursday in January, April, July and Abercorn to Anderson, and west on October. Complaints may be left at Anderson to Laurel Grove Cemetery. office o f agent, 142 Bryan, of secretary, Last car leaves Bay, corner Drayton, at 138 Broughton. io p. m. 2d. From Bay, corner Drayton, west on Bay to W hitaker, south on W hitaker to Anderson, where they connect with cars for Isle of Hope, Montgomery, etc. Last car leaves Bay corner Drayton, at to p. m. Metropolitan Benevolent A s sociation-- Meets first Wednesday in January, April, July and October, at Metropolitan H all. J. H . Estill, pres-, ident; H. M. Branch and J. A . Feuger; vice-presidents; F. W . S. W oolhopter, secretary; J. B. Fernandez, R E L IE F AND BENEVO treasurer. LENT ASSOCIATIONS. St. A ndrew's Society-- Metropoli tan H all. Thomas Ballantyne, presi Georgia Central R ailroad E m dent; H . F. Train, first vice-president ; ployees' Benevolent Society-- Or J. T. Stewart, second vice-president ; ganized February, 1867. Regular meet P. Cunningham, secretary and treasu ing second Thursday in each month, at rer; J. P. S. Houstoun, corresponding St. A ndrew 's H all, 187 Broughton. secretary ; J. Falconer, W illiam Me. W . S. M cFarland, president; E. H . N eill and James Bell, stewards. Thomson, vice-president; John Skin St . Patrick Benevolent Society-- ner, secretary; W . Hanlan, treasurer. W illiam Hussey, president; John German F riendly Society-- Meets Frain, 'first vice-president; John Ca at Germania H all, second Monday in hill, second vice-president; M. J. each month. Charles Gassman, presi Dooner, secretary; James O ' Brien, dent; Theo Meves, vice-president; A . treasurer; Francis R eilly, sergeant-at- H eller, secretary; G. C. Gemunden, arms. treasurer; A. Wohanks and A . Lind Savannah B enevolent A ssocia ner, stewards. tion-- Organized October 12, 1854. H ebrew Benevolent Society -- Organized 1851. Regular meetings second Sunday in March, June, Octo ber and , December, at rooms o f Harmonia Club. Liberty, corner W hita ker. E. A . W eil, president; I. Epstein; vice-president; J. Stern, secretary; S. Meet first Tuesday in June and D e cember at Exchange Building. George C. Freeman, president ; F. M. H ull, treasurer; J. N. Lewis, secretary. Directors; W . W . Gordon, J. H . Johnston, J. M. Solomons and J. L . Warren. Number of members, 53. H . Eckman, treasurer. Savannah F lorida and W estern H ibernian Society -- Organized Railw ay E mployees' Mutual R e 1812. ---------, president; John Foley, lief A ssociation -- Organized A pril vice-president; John Ryan, treasurer; 4th, 1878. -Meets second Monday in M. T . Quinan, recording secretary; J. April, July and Gctober. Object : re F. Brooks, corresponding secretary; P. lie f o f its members in case o f sickness Prenty, standard bearer. or accident. J. S. Tyson, president; L ouise K ing A ssociation for the Prevention of Cruelty to A ni mals-- Organized September 19, 1878, by Nathan K . Platshek. This associa tion is the Savannah branch of the J. D . Reynolds, vice-president ; A . S. Delannoy, secretary and treasurer. Finance Committee : W . S. K in g, J. C, Bruyn and A . A . Aveilhe. Num ber o f members, 100. Georgia S. P. C. A ., and bears its Savannah Port Society-- R. B. name after that noble philanthropist, Reppard, president ; J. F. Gilmer, vice- Miss Louise W . K ing; who originated president ; J. I. Stoddard, second the society in the State in M ay, 1873. vice-president ; W . S. Bogart, corres Clifford W . Anderson, president; ponding secretary; John W . Burr Charles Green, Alfred Haywood and oughs, recording secretary and treas Geo. P. Harrison, vice-presidents; Na urer. Rev. Richard Webb, chaplain. than K . Platshek, secretary; M. A. Socit Franaise de Bienfais- Cohen, treasurer; Henry Weatherhorn; ance-- Meets at Metropolitan H all. A . agent. Execuive committee meets first Bonaud, president ; M. N . DeLettre, S ayan n ah C it y D irecto r y. 41 vice-president; A. L. Debouillons, sec Louisville, Ky,; Luke Henry Barber, retary ; L . H . Isambert, corresponding Gr.-. Almoner, Little Rock, A rk. secretary; H . J. Thomasson, treasurer. T otal membership, 20. Union Society-- Bethes'da Orphan General Grand E ncampment of K . T . of t h e U. S.--- N ext conclave at San Francisco, Cal., third Tuesday in Home, Founded by George Whitfield. August, 1383. Sir Benjaman Dean, O ganized 1750. J. H. Estill, presi M. E. G. C., Boston, M ass.; R. E. dent; J. L. Warren, vice-president; Withers, M. E. G. D. C., Alexandria, D . R . Thomas, treasurer; A . M c V a .; J. W.. Simons, M. E. G . T ., N ew Nulty, secretary. Y ork; Theodore S. Parvin, G, R., Workingmen's Benevolent A sso Iow a City, Iowa. ciation-- H all, Bryan, northwest cor ner Abercorn. Meet first Tuesday in each month. Organized October, 1859. Chartered January 13th, 1869. Total membership, 300. R . Charlton, presi dent; C. Cooke, vice-president; Jas. Fitzhenry, secretary; J. McMahon, treasurer; Charles Carroll, marshal; William Creek, standard-bearer; John Gannon, sergeant-at-arms. Workingmen's L iterary and R e. lief A ssociation-- Organized 1877. Meets second W ednesday each month, in hall over C. R . R ., depot. W . S. McFarland president; J. W . Hunter, vice-president: G. E. Bevans, secre tary; J. B. Barthelmess, treasurer; M. W . W aring, librarian. Membership, 40. General Grand Chapter of R. a . M. OF THE U. S.-- Twenty-fifth tri ennial Eonvocation at Denver, Col., second Tuesday in August, 1883. R . F. Bower, G. Gr. H, P., Keokuk, Iow a; C! G. Fox, G. S., Buffalo, N . Y . G rand Council R. and S. M. of Georgia-- The next annual asssembly to be held in Macon, the last Wednes day in April, 1881. Charles R.. A rm strong, M. I. G. M., M acon; W illiam J. Pollard, I. D . G. M ,, A ugusta; Joseph ,E . Wells, G. T ,, M acon; A n drew M. Wolihin, G, R ,, Albany. G rand Chapter of Georgia-- T he 59th annual convocation w ill be held in Macon on the last W ednesday in April, 1881. J: W . Oslin, G. H . P., COLORED. West Point; J. Emmett Blackshear, A merican Union E thiopian A sso G. S,, Macon, ciation-- Organized M ay 14, 1879. Grand L odge o f Georgia-- N ext W. Rivers, president; H. Coker, vice- biennial communication w ill be held president; W . G. Clark, treasurer; A . in Macon, last Tuesday in October, Burke, corresponding secretary. 1882. James M. Mobley, G. M. Ham ilton, J. Emmett Blackshear, G. S. SECRET SOCIETIES. Macon. Masonic. Grand Commandery -- W. D, Luckie, G. C., Atlanta; W . S. Rock Masonic T emple-- Liberty, north west corner Whitaker. Supreme Council, 33 degs., A . and A , R ite, S outhern Jurisdiction-- Albert Pike, Most Puis.'. Sov.\ G r.v well, D. G. C., Savannah; W . B. Young, G. G., Augusta; R. B. H all, G. C. G., M acon; Joseph E. W ells, G. T., Macon; C. R. Armstrong, G. R ., Eastman, Com.'. H .'. E .'., Washington, D . C.; James C. Batchelor, Puis.-. Sov.\ Lt.\ Local Lodges, Gr.-. Com.'. L e.\, N ew Orleans, La.; W. Letcher M itchell, Gr.*. Prior.*. H .\ E.\, Athens, G a .; Henry Buist, G.'. Chancellor H.-. E .\, Charleston, S. C.; Theodore Sutton Parvin, G.\ R .\ Min.', of State H .'. E.\ Iowa City, Iow a; A l bert Gallatin Mackey, Sec.'. Gen.'. H .\ KN IG H TS TEM PLAR. Palestine Commandery N o. 7.-- = Meets second and fourth Friday in each month. W . S. Rockw ell, E, C .; T . S, S. W ayne, G .; James Manning, C, G ; E. S. Hacket, T. E.\, Washington, D. C .; Frederick R. A N D S. M. Webber, Treas.'. Gen.-. H .\ E .\, a G eorgia Council No, 2 Meets 42 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. third Tuesday each month. T . Ballan- Local Lodges. tyne, T . I. M., J. Manning, I. A. T ., T . S. Wayne, I. .H. A ., R. Jd. Foot man, T . ; J. T . Thomas, R . ; J. C. Odd F ellows' H a ll-- Bull, corner Broughton. Bruyn, C. G .; R. H. Ward, C. C .; T. Oglethorpe L odge N o. i -- Meets Loeb, Steward ; J. S. Shivers, sentinel. every Tuesday night. J. H . H . Osr ROYAL ARCH. G eorgia C hapter N o. 3 -- Meet fourth Monday each month. Thomas Ballantyne, E. H . P . ; T . S. W ayne, E . K . ; J. Mann ng, E. S . ; J. C. Bruyn, borne, N . G. L ive Oa k L odge N o. 3-- Meet every Friday night. J. W . Broughton; N. G. D eK alb L odge N o. 9-- Meet every C. H .; B. Brady, P. S .; P. PI. W a rd ,; Monday night, j . R eiliy, N . G. T . ; W . S. Rockwell, S .; B. C. d u pont, R . A . C .; C. W . Lu burrow, M. 3d V . ; R. H . Lewis, M. 2d V . ; S. W . Branch, M. 1st V .; J. S. Shivers, sen tinel. M ASTER MASONS. Solomon L odge N o. i -- Meet first and third Thursday of each month. J. . Golden Rule No. 12-- Meet second and fourth Wednesday each month. J. Robinson, N . G. H a u pt"L odge N o. 58-- Meet every Thursday `night. Charles Kolshorn, N . G. EN CAM PM EN TS. H . Estill, W . M.; R . H . Lew is' S. W .; Magnolia E ncampment-- Meet first O. P. Havens, J. W .; J. S. Shivrs, S.; and third Wednesday each month. J. F. Herb, T . ; J. R . Saussy, S. D . ; T . H . Laird, J. D . ; H . H. Harvey, S. S .; W . B. Spann, J. S .; J. H . Pox, tyler. Z erubbabel L odge N o. 15-- Meets second and fourth Wednesday each C. G. Russell, C. P. Odd F ellows General R elief ' Committee-- P. D .G.M ., David Bailey, chairmain; P. G. M., C. Gross, secre tary ; P. G., C. E . W akefield, treasurer. month. J. Phillips, Wi M.; C . S. Connerat, S. W .; S. W . Branch, J. W .; Knights of Pythias. W . Rogers, T . ; J. F. LaFar, S. j A . C. Harmon, S. D . ; S. F. DuPont, J. D . t J. H . Fox, tyler. Supreme L odge of the United States-- Meets in Detroit, M ic h , in August, 1882. G. W . Lindsay, S. C., C linton L odge N o. 54-- Meets first Baltimore, M d .; Joseph D ow dall, S. Monday each month. A . D . Thom p K . of R . and S. son, W . M .; L . E. Byck, S. Grand L odge of Georgia-- Meets A n cien t L a n d m a r k L odge N o . annually, third Tuesday in M ay. N ext 231 -- Meets' second Tuesday each meeting to be held at Savannah. A . month. W .` Garrard, W . M .; John S. Brant, G. C., Augusta ; S. C. Roberts, Hains, S G. K . of R. S., Savannah. Local Lodges. I. 0. 0. F. F orest Cit y L odge jNo . i -- M eet first and third Monday o f each month. W . T . Leopold, C. C .; S. ,C. .Roberts, K . of R . and S.; J. G. B. O ' N eill, P. C. Grand L odge-- T. A . Askew, M. G. W .,`Savannah; -- Holtzclaw, R. W . D . G. M., P erry: John D. Deitz, R, W . G. Sec., Macon ; J. S. Tyson, G. T ., Savannah; Adolph Brandt, A u gusta, J. B. Goodwin, Atlanta, R . W . G . Reps., to G. L . o f U. S. Myr tle L odge N o. 6-- Meets first and third Friday of each month. O. P. Havens, C. C.; E. K . McCoy, K . of R .a n d S. T eutonia N o. 7 -- L. Steinbach, P. C.; C. Salzer, C. C .; A . Kessel, V. C.; F. L. Lucan, K . of R. and S.; L. S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 43 Schwieren, M. o f F . ; J. Rucker, M, o f E.; H. Bleyert, P.; Charles Specketer, Knights of the Golden L G.; G. Fox, O. G,, Rule. E xcelsior N o, 8-- M eet first and third Tuesday each month. E . M. McDonald, P. C.; T . F. Thomason, C. C.; G. E. Bevens, K . o f R. and S. Castle T roupe, No. 29-- G. G. Wilson, commander; E. F. Bryan, re cording secretary; D. Porter, financial secretary. Knights of Honor. I. 0. G. T. Supreme Lodge-- Hon. W B. Hoke, supreme dictator, Louisville, K y .; R. H. Cochran, supreme vice dictator, Wheeling, W. V a .; S. H. Boynton, supreme assistant dictator, Rocklar.d, M ain e; J. C . Plumer, supreme report er, Wooster, O h io ; R. J. Breckinridge, supreme treasurer, Lexington, K y ; Francis Lobdel, supreme chaplain, New Y o rk ; F. P. Ireland, supreme guide, Nebraska City, Neb.; W. G. Sykes, supreme guardian, Aberdeen, M iss.; H . P. Upman, supreme sentinel, R o chester, Minn.; J. A . Cummings, past supreme dictator, Boston, Mass. G rand L odge of Georgia-- H . G. Everitt, G. W . C. T ., Savannah; J. N . . Ross, G. W . C ., Jefferson; Miss Jennie Gay, G. W . V. T ., Covington; J. G. Thrower, G. W. Sec., Atlanta; Miss L. Anderson, Asst. G. W. Sec., Covingtpn; R. A . McMahon, G. W . Treas., Crawford; R. P. Zimmerman, G. S. J. T . Atlan ta; Jesse W alker, G. W . Chap., Social C irc le ; J. J. K eith , G, Mar., Louisville ; Miss M ollie Perkins, G. W . D. Mar., Atlanta; W . A. Hansell, P. G. W . C. T ., Atlanta. Next session convenes in Louisville, Ga., first Tuesday in September, 1881. % Local Lodges. Local Lodge. A llia n ce L odge N o. 586-- Meet second and fourth Friday each month. T . A . Askew, D.; G. R. W alker, V. D.; R. Cromwell, A . D .; E. F. Bryan, R . ; Savannah L odge, N o. 500-- Meets every Thursday. Thos. Mulligan, W. C. T.; J. O, LaM otte, W . R . S.; E. F. Cavalier, W . T. J. S. Tyson, F. R . ; J. H . Elton, T. Savan n ah L odge N o. 1153-- Meet first and third Tuesday of each month. M. J. Epstein, D . ; J. R. Eason, V. D . ; J. Nugent, A . D.; L . W . Landershine, R.; J. M.Burrell, F. R.; A . M cNulty, S. of T. Grand D ivision of Georgia-- E. E. McGregor, G. W. P., Warrenton, Ga.; J. B. G.- O ' N eill, G. S., Savan nah, Ga. T.; T. B. Chisholm, M. E. Stonewall D ivision-- H . W . D en A. 0. U. W. nis, W . P . ; W . C. Neidlinger, W . A .; J. F. N eil, R. S .; W . B. M ell, F . S .; ' Isondiga L odge N o. 18-- D. A. Spring, W . M .; E. F. Bryan, recorder; H . T . 'Black, treasurer; E . L . N eid linger, conductor. C. S. Connerat, financier. Sh eph e r d " L odge, N o. 17-- L . J. Gazan, M. W .; A. S. Milius, recorder; I. 0. B. B. Joseph L odge, N o. 76-- Meets at W. B. M ell, financier. Masonic Temple first and third Sunday o f each month. S. Elsinger, president; Catholic Knights of B. H . Levy, vice-president; J. Gard ner, secretary; E. Brown, treasurer; America. S. Y . L evy, monitor. H enry Bluri, president; M. A . , O 'Brien, vice-president; J. O 'Brien, 0. K. S. B. treasurer; W. Cantwell, recording sec Georgia L odge, N o. 52 -- Elias tary ; W . F. Reid, financial secretary; Brown, president; S. E. B yck, vice- W. Kehoe, M. Cooley and M. S. Walsh, president; I. G. Schwartzbaum, sec trustees. retary. 44 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. Royal Arcanum. Pulaski Council, N0.M53-- W . H. Connerat, R .; T . A . Askew, V . R. ; G. P. W alker, O.; W . A. W alker, P. R.; C. S. Connerat, secretary ; W . A . W al ker, collector; F. A . Gardeil, T . Monday in April, and Thursday after first Monday in November.----- judge ; J. S. Bigby, district attorney; S . A . Darnell, assistant; W . P. Ward, clerk; W . M. H eyward, depu ty; _C . K* Strothers, m arshal; A , B . Smith and E , T . Strother, deputies. Home Circle. Jasper Council N o. -- .-- B. H . Richardson, L . ; G. W . Haupt, V . L . ; T . A. Askew, I. ; D . A . Spring, P. L.; C. S. Connerat, secretary; W . N. Nichols, F.; W . N. H olt, T , - D istrict Court-- (Southern D is trict.) Sessions second Tuesday in February, May, August and Novem ber. Hon. John Erskine, judge; resi dence, Atlanta. J. S. Bigby, district attorney; S. A . D arnell,Assistant; W . P. Ward, clerk; W . M. Heyward, dep uty ; C. R. Strother, Marshal; A . B. 1 Smith and E. T . Strother,, deputies. T E L E G R A P H COMPAN Commissioners-- ;E. C. W ade, A . IES. T ybee T elegraph Company-- Of fice, 3 Bull. Incorporated 1873. Capi tal, $10,000. E . C. Richardson, presi dent ; Henry Griffith, superintendent. W estern U nion T elegraph Com pany-- Office, 3 Bull. H enry Griffith, manager ; B. F. D illon, chief operator; C. J. Mapp, H . E . Hutchens, E . E . W illiam s, Benjamin Roos, W . J. Flem ing, W . H . Turner, operators; J. H . Crowley, H. E. D ow ell, J. F. McGrath and W illiam Fleming, clerks. N . W ilson and W . P . W ard, Custom H ouse; Isaac Beckett, 12 W hitaker; H . C .W a y n e, 103 B ryan; L . H . de Montmollin, 7 D rayton; W illiam Har den, 101 Bay Custom H ouse-- Bay, southeast cor ner B ull. Open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. T . F . Johnson, collector; D . Por ter, special deputy collector; Edwin Belcher, J. P. Johnson, J. H. Deveaux, clerks; C. J. W hite, acting surveyor and inspector ; John Reilly, boarding officer and inspector; James Cox and Theo. Basch, inspectors; E . J. Colvin, A . H . Gaston, Joseph Hunter TELEPHONE CHANGE. E X and Peter Houston, night inspectors; S. B. Moss, messenger; J. C. Monroe, janitor. Savannah T elephone E xchange-- Internal R evenue-- (Third D is' ' Office, 3 B ull. H enry Griffith, mana trict.) Office, Custom House. Office ger. TRADE UNIONS. hours, 9 a. m. to 5 P- m- Edward C . Wade, collector; M. C. Wade, F. W . Blizzard, Marion Erwin and Abram I ron Moulders' Union, N o. 120-- Leers, deputies; C . S. Park, gauger. Organized 1865. Meets third Tuesday Marine Hospital-- Situated in St. each month at 54 Jones. G. M. Icard, Joseph' s Infirmary and Savannah Hos president; P. D illon, secretary and pital. George H . Stone, M. D ., surgeon treasurer. in charge. E . H . Nichols, assistant, L iquor D ealers' A ssociation-- M. J. D oyle, president ; C. Seiler, vicefpresident; M. T . Quinan, secretary; office in Cifstom House. Shipping Commissioners -- Isaac Beckett, 12 W hitaker. E . Loeb, treasurer. Signal Corps-- 103 B ay. H . W . Ford, observer; B. F . Hough, assistant. U. S. LOCAL OFFICERS, ETC. Court R ooms-- Custom House, Bay, southeast corner Bull. E ngineers' Department-- Office, Oglethorpe Barracks. S. F . Fremont, assistant engineer. Oglethorpe Barr acks- B uII, south east comer Liberty. C. A , Campbell, Circuit Court-- Convenes second ordnance sergeant. S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 45 CHATHAM COUNTY. Savannah, the county seat. Court House, Bull, northeast corner York , Commissioners -- Wm. W . Paine, chairman ; W. S. Lawton, R. D. W al ker, M. H. Meyer and C. C. .Casey. W , H. Bulloch, clerk; salary, $goo; bond, $>3,ooo. C oroner-- B. F. Sheftall. Office, J i Jefferson. Elected January, 1881, for two years; salary, fees. . C ourt of Ordinary-- Court House. Convenes first Monday each month. John O. Ferrill, ordinary; elected Jan uary, 1881, for four years; salary, fees; H. L. Ferrill, clerk; P. M. Russell, Jr., deputv clerk. STATE OP GEORGIA. A tlanta, the Capital. Capitol Building, Marietta, southwest corner Forsyth. Sheriff-- John T. Ronan. Elected January, 1881, for two years; salary, fees ; bond, $ iq ,ooo. A . J. Franklin, deputy. Surveyor-- John R. Tebeau. Elect ed January, 1881, for two years; salary, fees. T ax Collector-- James J. M cG ow an. Elected January, i 88i ( for two years; salary, fee s; bond, $169,000. Chief Executive. Governor---Hon. Alfred H. Col quitt. Inaugurated November, 1883. Term o f office, two y e a rs; salary, $3.000. Isaac W . Avery, private sec retary ; J. W . Warren, secretary; sala ries, $1,500; R. A . Murphey, warrant c lefk ; salary, $1,300. J. B. Baird and Thomas C. Howard, clerks'; salaries, $1,250. T aj? R eceiver -- M. H . M eyer; Elected January, 1881, for two years; salary, fees; bond, $40,000. T r e a s u r e r -- John Williamson. Elected January, 1881, for two years; salary, fees; bond, double amount of assessment. A tto r n e y-Gen eral-- Clifford A n derson; salary, $2,coo. Comptroller General-- W illiam A . Wright. Term expires January, 1883; salary, $2,000. R. U. H ar deman, book-keeper; salary, ${1,800. W illiam K in g, insurance cle rk ; salary, County Prison. $1,200. W illiam Haralson, W ild Land clerk; salary, $1,000. County Ja il-- H all, southwest cor ner Whitaker. W aring Russell, jailor. Andrew Goebel, deputy. Secretary of State-- Nathan C. Barnett. Term expires January, 1883 ; salary, $2,000; bond, $10,000. J. F . Jones, clerk; salary, $Si,ooo. Courts. | T reasurer-- D aniel N. Speer. Term Superior Qourt -- Court House, j expires January, 1883; salary, $2,000; Eastern Circuit Chatham County. ' bond, $200,000. W . J. Speer, c le r k ; T erm s: first M onday in March, June salary, $1,600. and December. William B. Fleming, Judge; sdary, $2,000. W : G. Charl ton, solicitor-general; salary, fees ; Charles S. Hardee, clerk; elected Januany, 1881, for two years salary, fees; bond, $3,003. J. K . P. Carr, deputy. D epartment of A griculture-- Established September 1st, 1874. A n nual appropriations, $10,000; printing fund, $1,000; J. T . Henderson, com missioner, salary $2,000; R. J. R ed ding, assistant commissioner, salary C ity Court-- Quarterly sessions held $1,700; W . H . H ow ell, department in February, M ay, July and Novem clerk, salary $1,200; J. S. Newman, ber. Monthly sessions held to try editing clerk, salary $1*700. The corn- criminal cases. C ivil jurisdiction $iioo to $ i ,000. W illiam D. Harden, judge; salary, $2,000. W. G. Charlton, solici tor-general ; Philip M. Russell, clerk ; salary, te e s; bond, $5,000. D ayid Bailey, sheriff. commissioner has appointed six in spectors o f fertilizers, who are paid salaries, the highest not exceeding $1,500. These inspectors are: O. T . Rogers, Savannah; Samuel Hawkins, Augusta; Troup Butler, Brunswick; 46 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y; I . L. Thomas, M acon; George Yfe GENERAL ASSEM BLY. Rosette, Colum bus; J. S . Lawton, A t lanta. Prof. H . C. W hite, o f the University Officers of the Senate. James Boynton, president, Griffin ; of Georgia, is the chemist of the de W . P. Price, president pro tem.., partment for the analysis o f iertilizers; D ahlonega; W illiam A . Hands, secre salary $3,000. K eeper of Penitentiary-- John W. Nelms, principal keeper. Term ex pires January, 1883; salary $2,000; bond $10,000. W illiam H. Turner, assistant and gu ard;. salary $400. tary, Isabella; Henry H. Cabaniss, affeistant secretary, Forsyth; C. J. W elborn, 2d a- sistant secretary, Blairsville; J. T . Taylor, journalizing clerk, Atlan ta ; W . E. Candler, calendar clerk, Blairsville; H. C. Peeples, enrolling clerk, Atlanta; J. E. Wooten, engross L ibrarian-- Frank L. Haralson. ing clerk, Savannah; J. R. Christy, T erm .exp ires January, 1883; salary message clerk, Athens; A . J. Cam-' $1,000 ; bond, $2,000, eron, messenger, Cobbville; Lemuel J. School Commissioner-- Gustavus J. A ired, doorkeeper. Orr. Term expires January, 1883; salary $2,000. Mark Johnston, cle rk ; salary $1,200. W ild L and Office-- Comptroller General, ey officio commissioner. T he R ailroad Commission of th e State of Georgia-- Office 12 East A la bama (up-stairs). Hon. James M. Smith, chairman; Campbell W allace and Samuel Barnett, commissioners; Senate. First District-- P. W . Meldrim, law yer ; Savannah. Second District-- R. B. Harris, phy sician ; Darien. Third District-- Lemuel Johnston, ' farmer; Graham. Fourth District-- R. N. K ing, far mer; St. Marys. Robert A. Bacon, secretary. The com Fifth District-- C. A. Smith, farmer; missioners are appointed by the G ov Homerville. ernor, with the consent of the senate. Sixth District-- J. W . H arrell, far- Its duties are to fix the local rates to 1m er; Valdosta. be charged by the various railroads in Seventh District-- E . P. S. Denmark, the State, on freight and passengers, law yer; Quitman. and to furnish rules and regulations to govern the roads. Its first action was | Eighth District-- James Bragg, far- to fix a standard tariff for all the roads, | mer ; Cam illa. to take effect M ay 1st, 1881, but upon Ninth District-- A . L. Hawes, law- proper showing by any road that such I y e r ; Newton. standard was too low , the Commission j Tenth District-- A . C. W estbrook,* increased the standard rates by allow m erchant; Albany. ing an additional per centage. T he Eleventh District-- J. G. Parks, law passenger rates were five and six cents per mile, on nearly every road in the State. B y order o f the commission, the fares on all the long or important roads was reduced on February 1st, 1881, to three (3) cents a mile. This board is not an#advisatory, but a man yer; Dawson.. Twelfth District-- J. E . Carter, phy sician; Lumpkin. Thirteenth District-- DuPont Guerry, lawyer; Americus. Fourteenth District:-- J. H . W ood- datory one, whose powers are to regu i ward, lawyer and' fanner ; Vienna. late railroads and railroad rates. The Fifteenth District-- T . Smith, far present incumbents are appointed for m er; Lumber City. six, four and two years, respectively, from October, .1879, but their suc cessors' terms o f office w ill be for six years each. T he secretary is elected by the commissioners. T he salary of Sixteenth District-- J. H . H icks, far mer; W rightsville. "Seventeenth District-- J. F , Brown, farmer and physician; Ogeechee. each commissioner is $2,500 per an Eighteenth District-- J. L . N eal, far num ; of the secretary, $1,200. m er; Warrenton. S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 47 Nineteenth District-- R. L.-McWhor ter,-farmer ; Penfield. Twentieth District-- S. G. Jordan, farmer; Sandersville. . Twenty-first District-- R. L . Storey, farm er; Irwinton. Twenty-second District-- J. H . B a ker, farmer; Zebulon. Twenty-third District-- D. A . Smith, physician; Butler. Twenty-fourth District-- W . B. Butt, law yer; Buena Vista. Twenty-fifth District-- W . R. Gorman, farmer; Geneva. Twenty-sixth District----J. S. Boyn ton, law yer; Griffin. Twenty-seventh District-- H. D. Mc Daniel ; Monroe. Twenty-eighth District-- J. S. Reid, farmer; Eatonton. Twenty-ninth District-- J. W . Barks dale, farmer; Danburgh. Thirtieth District-- W . IT. Mattox, farmer; Heardmont. Thirty-first Districts--S. H . M oseley, farmer and merchant; Toccoa City. Thirty-second District-- W . P. Price, lawyer; Dahlonega. Thirty-third District-- B. F. Sudduth, farmer; Homer. Thirty-fourth District-- W . P. Bond; Lithonia. Thirty-fifth District-- W . J. W inn, lawyer; Marietta. Thirty-sixth District-- !J. M. W ilson, farmer; Sand To.wn. Thirty-seventh District-- W . H . Dan iel, lawyer; Franklin. Thirty-eight District-- S. M. H . Byrd, farmer; Cedartown. Thirty-ninth District-- B. F. Payne, law yer; Canton. Fortieth District-- W . A . Carter, school teacher; Rabun. Forty-first District-- R. C. Dugger, farmer Pierce ville. Forty-second District-- R. F. Fouche, law yer; Rome. Forty-tfiird District-- S. G. Tread well, farmer; Tilton. Forty-fourth District-- A. T . Hackett, lawyer; Ringgold. Committees of the Senate. Agriculture-- S. M. H. Byrd, chair man; W . H. Mattox, J. M. W ilson, J. W . Barksdale, T . J. Smith, S. H. Moseley, J. L . Neal, W . R. Gorman, B. F. Sudduth, S. G. Treadwell, J. H . Baker, R. L. McWhorter, R. N. King, C. A . Smith. Auditing Committee-- A. C. W est-, brook, chairman; A. T. Plackett, Tames Bragg, Lem uel Tohnson, T. H . H icks, T . J. Smith. Banks-- DuPont Guerry, chairman ; A. C. Westbrook, James, Bragg, W . P. Price, J. L . Neal, S ..G . Jordan, J. H. Baker. Corporations-- W . J. W inn, chair man; W . H. Daniel, W . B. Butt, J. G. Parks, E. P. S. Denmark, B. F. Payne, J. H . Woodward. D eaf and Dumb Asylum-- W. P. Bond, chairman; J. M. W ilson, S. M. H . Byrd, J. F. Brown, T . J. Smith, J. L . Neal, Lem uel Johnson. Education-- W . P. Price, chairman; P. W . Meldrim, W. R. Gorman, S. M. H . Byrd, A . C. Westbrook, S. G . Jor dan, E. P: S. Denmark, B. F. Sudduth, W . A . Curtis. Engrossing-- W . R.` Gorman, chair man ; James Bragg, R. L . Storey, J. W . Barksdale, J. H . Hicks. Enrollments -- R. L. McWhorter, chairman; W . R . Gorman, J. G. Parks, R. L. Storey, B. F. Payne, W . A. Cur tis, S. G. Jordan. Finance-- R . F. Fouche, chairman ; A . C. Westbrook, W . H. Mattox, H . D . M cDaniell, J. S. Reid, J. E. Car ter, J. H. Woodward, J. W . Barksdale, J. H , Baker, P. W , Meldrim, DuPont Guerry, S. M. H. Byrd, S. G. TreadWell, J. F . Brown, J. M. W ilson, S. H. Moseley. Geological Bureau -- J. L . Neal, chairman; A: T . H ack& t, R . F. Fouche, R. C. Dugger, W . A . Curtis, J. W . H ar rell. Institution for the Blind-- J. F. Bro wn, chairman ; R. B. Harris, J. H . Baker, J. Johnson, S. G. Treadwell, S. H . Moseley, R. N. King. Internal Improvements and R ail roads-- W . B. Butt, chairman; W . P. Price, A . T . Hackett, W . P. Bond, J. S. 48 S avannah C ity D irectory. ---- -- ---------------------------- R eid, W . H . D aniel, J, W . Barksdale, assistant c le rk ; C . P. H ansell, journal X , J. Smith, S. M. H . Byrd. Journals-- E . P. S. Denmark, chair man ; W . H . Mattox, S. G . Jordan, C. clerk; Benton H . M iller, doorkeeper, Linton; James R . Smith, messenger, Phillips' Mill. A . Smith, D . A . Smith. List here given by counties, alphabet Judiciary-- H . D . M cDaniel, chair ically. man ; W . P. Price, R . F. Fouche, A . T . Appling-- Lemuel Sellers, Baxley. Hackett, W . B. Butt, DuPont Guerry, Baker-- P. W . Jones, Newton. W . J. W inn, A . L . Hawes, W . A . Dan iel, E. P. S. Denmark, J. G. Parks, B. F . Payne, J. H . W oodward. Lunatic Asylum-- D. A . Smith, chair man-; J. F . Brown, R . B. Harris, W . P. Bond, J. E. Garter, J. S. Reid, S. G. Baldwin-- F.G .D uBignon, Milledgevilie. Banks-- W . A . Quillian, Homer. Bartow-- T . W . Milner, Cartersville; J. C. Brannon, Kingston. Jordan; B. C. Dugger, R. L . Storey. Berrien-- W . S. W alker, Altamaha. Military-- P. W . Meldrim, chairman; Bibb-- A . J. Lane, C. A . Thorpe, J. S. Reid, R . G. Harris, J. H . Baker, Macon. J. H . Hicks. Brooks-- T . N . Arrington, Quitman. Penitentiary-- A . T . Hackett, chair man; J. M. Wilson, R. L . McWhorter, A . L . H awes, W - P- Bond, J. E . Car ter, B. C. Dugger, W . J. W inn, B. F. Sudduth, S. G. Treadwell, J. W . Har ris. Petitions-- J. M . W ilson, chairman; Lem uel Johnson, J. W . Barksdale, J. E. Carter, R. N K in g, 0 . A . Smith. Bryan-- R . F. Smith, Eden. Bulloch-- J. W ilson, Areola. Burke-- J. F. Bates, H eath; E. A . Perkins, Perkins' Junction; S. J. Heath, Girard. Butts-- R. W . Mays, Stark's, Calhoun--James K eel, Williamsburg*, Camden-- A . W ilson, Owen's Ferry. Printing-- W . H. Mattox, chairman; R. L. McWhorter, A . L. Hawes, J. H. H icks, W . A . Curtis. Privileges and Elections -- B. F. Payne, chairman; W . H . Daniel, W. R . Gorman, S. H . Moseley, J. S. Reid, R . L . McWhorter. Public Buildings-- A . L . Hawes, chairman; DuPont Guerry, James Bragg, J. M. Harrell, R . B. Harris, A . C. Westbrook, W . J. Winn. Rules-- J. S. Boynton, chairman (by resolution of Senate); H . D . McDaniel, R. L . McWhorter, W . P. Price, A . T . Campbell-- W . S. Zellars, Palmetto. Carroll-- G. G. Autrey, Sand H ill; T . A . Jackson, County Line. Catoosa-- A . H . Gray, Darien. Charlton-- James Thompson, Tra der's H ill. Chatham-- D . C. Bacon, W . S. Bas inger, ,G. N . Nichols, Savannah. Chattahoochee -- L aF ayette' Harp, Cusseta. Chattooga-- J. W . Maddox, Summer ville. Cherokee-- F. G. Bignon, Canton. Hackett. State Library-- J. G . Parks, chair man ; J. H . Woodward, R. L. Storey, W . P. Price, W . B. Butt, P. W . M el drim. State of Republic-- W . H . Daniel, chairman; E. P. S. Denmark, S. H. Moseley, C. A . Smith, D . A . Smith, J. W . Harrell. < , Clarke-- P. Barrow, Athens. Clay -- R . A . Turnipseed, Fort Gaines. Clayton-- R. E. Murrow, Jonesboro. Clinch-- J. L . Sweat, Homerville. Cobb-- A . J. Hansell, R o sw e ll; D . W . Orr, Acworth. Coffee-- W illiam Gaskin, Douglas. Colquitt-- M. B. McClelland, Clifton. House. A . O. Bacon, speaker, M acon; H . D. D . Tw iggs, speaker pro tem\ Mark A . Hardin, clerk; W . H . Harrington, Columbia---C. H . Shockley, Harlem . Coweta-- W. A . Post, Graniteville ; W . B. Wilkinson, Newnan. Crawford-- C. H. W alker, Knoxville. S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 49 Dade-- S. C. Hale, Trenton. Dawson-- John Palmour, Dixon. Decatur-- J. O. Farnell, W . W . H ar rell, Bainbridge. DeKalb-- H . C. Jones, Decatur. Dodge-- N . Rawlins, Eastman. Dooley-- Isaiah Williams, Ebenezer. Dougherty-- J. Y . Hester, Ishmael Lanon. Albany. Douglas-- J. L . James, Douglasville. E a rly --J. W . Hightower, Duncan. Echols-- J. F. JIall, Statenville. Effingham-- Edward Bird, Guyton. Elbert-- J. H . Brewer, Concordia. Emanuel-- J. A . Brinson, Conoochee. Fannin - E . J. Henry, Morgantown. Fayette-- D. A . McLucas, Fayette ville. Floyd-- Seaborn W right, I. W . Tur ner, Rome. Jackson-- A . T . Bennett, J. B. Silmon, Jefferson. Jasper-- F. Walker, Monticello. Jefferson-- James Stapleton, J. H . Polhill, Louisville. Johnson-- W . L . Johnson, Wrightsville. Jones-- James Lester, Haddock. Laurens-- H. M. Burch, Dublin. Lee-- Frank Johnson, Leesburgh. Liberty-- John McIntosh, McIntosh. Lincoln-- A . E. Strother, Clay H ill. Lowndes-- P. B. W hittle, Valdosta. Lumpkin-- B. J. D avis, Dahlonega. McDuffie-- H. C. Roney, Thomson. McIntosh-- T . Goodrich, Darien. Macon-- W . M. Dykes, Shallville ; J. M. DuPree, Montezuma. Madison-- G. A . Green, Paoli. Marion-- S. B. Story, Buena Vista. Forsyte-- A . J. Julian, Cumming. Franklin-- W . R. Little, Carnesville. * Fulton-- Henry Hillyer, F. P. Rice, W . H . Patterson, Atlanta. Meriwether-- W . J. Barnes, R . D . Render, Greenville. M iller-- J. W., Heard, Colquitt. Milton-- T . L. Lewis, Alpharetta. Gilm er-- Jonathan W ithrow, Ella- Mitchell-- W . N. Spence, Camilla. ville. Monroe-- C. A . Turner, G. G. Flynt, Glascock-- E. G. Scruggs, Gibson. Glynn-- Thomas W . Lamb, Bruns wick. Gordon-- W . R. Rankin, Calhoun. Greene-- J. B. Park, Greensborough; W . R. W ilson, Woodville. Gwinnett-- R. E. Mitchell, N. L. Hutchins, Lawrenceville. Habersham-- T. S. Davis, Toccoa. H all-- B. Estes, Gainesville. Hancock-- J. W . Monroe, Culverton; W . J. Northen, Sparta. Haralson-- J. M. M cBride, Talapoosa. Harris-- H. C. Cameron, L. L . Stan ford, Hamilton. Barnesville. Montgomery-- C. C. McAlister, Mt. Vernon. Morgan-- F. C. Foster, Madison. Murray -- W . C. Carter, Spring Place. Muscogee-- Reese Crawford, L . F. Garrard, Columbus. Newton-- L. B. Anderson, L . L. Middlebrooks, Covington. Oconee-- W . W . Price, Farmington. Oglethorpe-- J. M. Smith; W interv ille ; W . M. W illingham, Crawford. Paulding-- H . 'N. Hayen, Dallas. Pickens-- W . T . D ay, Jasper. Pierce-- A . M. Moore, Blackshear. Hart-- A . G. McCurry, Hartwell. Pike-- E. T . DuPree, Zebulon. Heard-- W . Spearman, Corinth. Polk- -C . G. Janes, Cedartown. Henry-- C. T . Zachry, Peachstone Pulaski-- L. M. Lamar, Hawkins- Shoals. ville. Houston-- Edwin Maftin, A . L . M il Putnam-- W . B. W ingfield, Eaton-, ler, P e rry ; W . C. W inslow, Fort V a l ton. ley. Quitm an-- J. J. Crumley, George* Irwin-- W . M. Branch, Tipton. town. so S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. Rabun-- J. M. Ritchie, Rabun Cap. C o m m i t t e e s o f t h e Randolph-- R. D. Crozier, Cuthbert. Richmond-- Davenport Jackson, S. W . Mays, H. D. D. Twiggs, Augusta. Rockdale-- W. L. Peek, Conyers. Schley-- T. F. Rainey, Ellaville. Scriven-- J. L . Singleton, Sylvania. Spalding-- J'. Hunt, Griffiffi Stewart-- Z. S. Coffin, F loren ce; T. D. Hightower, Lumpkin. Sumter-- J. L . Adderton, S. T . Feagan, Americus. Talbot-- J. M. Martin, J. W . R ob bins, Talbotton. Talliaferro-- B. F. Moore, Crawfordville. Tatnall-- T . J. Edwards, Fido. Taylor-- J. J. McCants, Butler. Telfair-- John W ilcox, Temperance. Terrell-- S. R. Christie, Dawson. Thomas-- W . M. Hammond, H. M Sapp, Thomasville. Towns-- W . H. McClure, Hiawassee. House. > Academy of the. Blind-- Summerlin, chairman; Walker (of Jasper), T ur ner (of Floyd), Mitchell Whittle, Sapp, Moore (of Pierce), Mays (of Butts), Branch, Beatty, Christie, Mathews, Palmour, Price, Storey, Lester, Agriculture-- Smith, chairman; Peck, Northen, Scruggs, Burch, Glower, W alker (of Jasper), Rawlins, Johnson (of Johnson), Carithers, Lamar, Lester, Daniel Robbins, Jondl (of Banks), Car ter, Arrington Teagin, Sapp, Cook, Storey, Coffin, Martin (o f Houston), Crozier, Crumley, Tharpe, Barnes, Mc Clelland, Harrell, Harp, Price, Bates, Hightower (of Early), Strother, Mays (of Butts), W alker (of Crawford), Ed wards, McLucas, Flynt, Zachry, Sel lers, Orr, Lamb, Park, Julian, Bennett, Stapleton, Rainey, Youngblood, Bird, Fuller, Moore (of Hancock). Auditing-- Fuller, chairman; Lamb, Wilkinson, W alker (of Crawford); Thompson, Summer, Johnson (of John son), Gaskins, Mays (of Butts). Troup---E . A . Bull, B. C. Bull, LaGrange. Tw iggs-- J. T . Glover, Ballard. Union-- J. B. Smith, Youn g Crane. Upson-- B. G. McKinney, Thomaston. W alker-- J; B. W heeler, LaFayette. Walton-- H . A . Carithers, Monroe. Banks -- Basinger, chairman; H ill, .W ilkinson, Patterson, Cook, Hester, Milner, Turner, Post, Branch, Julian, . Denton, Dyer, Hightower (of Stewart). Corporations-- Estes, chairman; Polhill, Roney, Rankin, Hutchins, Gar rard, Cameron, H illyer, Basinger, Tw iggs, Martin (of Talbot), DuPree (of Macon), Jones (of D eK alb), W ins low, Foster, Render, Little. Ware-- W illiam Denton,; Waresborough. Warren-- W. A . Dyer, Warrenton. Washington-- M. D. C. M. Summer lin, J. T . Youngblood, Sandersville. W ayne-- A . Clark, Jesup. Webster-- J. B. Beattie, Preston. . W hite-- J, L. Kinsey, Cleveland- Whitfield-- C. E. Broyles, Dalton. W ilcox-- S< D . Fuller, Abbeville. W ilkes-- M. P. Reese, A. W. Hill, Washington. W ilkinson-- B. F . Fordham, Stephensville. Worth-- J. M. Summer, Isabella. Counties and County Lines-- James, chairman; Robbins, Scruggs, Henry, Carter, James* Crumley, Palmour, W il liams, Spearman, Strother, Heard, Lewis, Gaskin. D eaf and Dumb-- Willingham, chair man-; Cook, Dyers, Bird, Summerlin, H all, Reese, James, Zellars, Dykes, Bull, Brewer, Wright, Rice, Bennett, Arrington, Maddox. Hale, Harrell, Moore (of Talliaferro).' Education -- Northen, chairman; Cameron, Mitchell, Barrow, Autrey, Crozier, Broyles, Cook, Adderton, D a vis (of Lumpkin), Harrell, Mays (of Richmond), Wingfield, Turner (of Floyd),. Maddox, Shockley, Nichols, Clarke,. McCants, Middlebro )k, Ham mond, Hale, McIntosh, Goodrich. S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 51 Enrollment-- Sweat, chairman; Nor- then, Hansell, Peek, Mitchell, Zachry, Willingham, Martin (of Houston), Mathews, Storey,,DuPree (of Pike), Jackson (of Carroll), Hester, Spence, Batts, Stapleton. . Finance--rHutchins, chairman; M il ler, N'orthen, Garrard, Foster. Fuller, Whittle, Burch, Martin (of Talbot), Wright, Lamb, H ill, Adderton, Patter son, Hester, Coffin, Bacon (of Chat ham), Flynt, Peek, Farnell, Wheeler, Glouer, Zachry, Davis (of Habersham), Bennett, Beatty,Youngblood, Chris tie, Crumbley, Davis (of Lumpkin). Immigration -- Barrow, chairman; Lamar, Stanford, Patterson, Bacon (of Chatham), Bull, Adderton, James, M c Alister, Clarke, Sellers, Edwards, Murrow, Moore (of Hancock). Internal Improvements -- Lamar, chairman; Smith (o f Oglethorpe), Bird, Johnson (of Johnson), Daniel, McCants, Moore (of Hancock), Smith (of Bryan), Rainey, Harp, McLucas, Orr, Sellers, Brewer, Barnes, Gaskin, Dykes, Nichols, Jones (of Baker). Journals-- Harrell, chairman; Harp, Kinsey, McLucas, Moore (of Talliaferro), Dyer, McKinney; Heath, James, Clarke, Autrey, Quillian, Dyers. Judiciary (General Standing)-- Ham mond, chairman; Milner, Basinger, Jackson (of Richmond), Barrow, D u Pree (of Macon), Roney, Twiggs, Hunt, Hightower (of Stewart), Stan ford, Post, DuBignon, Bull, Reese, Winslow, Anderson, Hillyer, Maddox. Judiciary (Special)-- Polhill, chair man; Gray, Estes, Crawford, Cameron, Turner (of Macon), Wingfield, Singleton, Jones (o f D eK alb ), Kinsey, M c Bride, Silman, Mays' (of Richmond), Bransom, Turnipseed, Render, Sweat, Lewis, Little, .DuPree (of Pike), Day, Spence, James, Shockley, Middlebrook. Local and Special Bills-- Gray, chair man; Singleton, Hammond, .High tower (of Stewart), Stanford, Turner (of Monroe), Wingfield, Mays (of Richmond), Silman. Lunatic Asylum --Perkins, chairman; Scruggs, Summerlin, Cook, .McClure, Zellars, Walker (of Beriien), Jackson (of Carroll), Wright, Wingfield, L a mar, DuBignon, Smith (of Union), Dykes, Price, Day, Mathews, Withrow, Henry, Williams, Burch, Hightower (of Early), Heard, Davis (of Haber sham), Dyer, Thompson, McDonald, Johnson (of Lee). Manufactures -- Hansell, chairman; Wilkinson, Youngblood, Carter, Davis (of Habersham), Nichols, Wilson (of Bulloch), Hale, M cKinney, Strother, Julian, Park, McClelland. M ilitary Affairs -- Craw.ford, Chair man; Basinger, Gray, Smith (of Ogle thorpe), Twiggs, Summerlin, McClure, Rice, Tharpe, Lester, Lewis', Daniel, K eel, McBride, Wright, Ritchie. Penitentiary-- Lane, chairman; M il ner, Perkins, Zellars, Barrow, Hansell, W illingham, Heard, Smith (of Union), Summer, Post, Sellers, W alker (of Ber rien); Fuller, Farnell, Edwards, Spear man, Fordham, Hagen, Christie, A r rington, McCants, Bennett, Coffin, Story, Jackson (of Carroll), Burch, Wilson (of Bulloch), Moore (of H an cock, Wilson (of Camden), Lenow. Privileges and Elections -- Miller, chairman; Garrard, Janes, Roney, D u Pree, Milner, Barrow. Whittle, Spence, Sapp,. Stillman, Crozier, Lamb, Bull, Jones (of D eKalb), Hunt. Privileges o f the F lo o r-- DuPree, (o f Macon), chairman; Foster, W heel er, McAlister, Davis (of Lumpkin), Spearman, Brinson. Public Library-- Jackson (of Rich mond), chairman; Cameron, DuPree (of Pike), Hightower (of Stewart), Rankin, Shockley, Middlebrooks, Price, Beatty, H ill, Reese. Public Printing-- Martin, chairman; Nichols, Moore (of Pieice), Julian, Keel, Wilson (of Bulloch), Wilson (of Greene), Smith (of Bryan), Ritchie, Broyles. Public Property-- DuBignon, chair man ; Rice. Sweat, W ilcox, Wilson (of Greene), M cKinney, Branch, Dyer, Walker (of Crawford), Turner (of Floyd), Hunt, Mathews, Denton, Barnes, Autrey. Railroads (Standing) -- Rankin, chairman; Garrard, Reese, Bacon (of Chatham), Rice, Jackson (of Rich mond), Feagin, Lane, Lamar, Stapleton, DuBignon, Branson, Clarke, Bull, Estes, Hutchins, Miller, Hester. State of the Republic -- Tw iggs, 52 S avannah C ity D irectory. chairm an; Hansell, Stanford, Carithers, Singleton, Turnipseed, Tharpe, Henry, Hunt, Strother, W alker (of Jasper), Jackson (of Carroll), Murrow, Palmour, Fordham, Rawlins, Hall, Polhill, Roney, Robbins, Branson, Sapp, Kinsey, Carter, Hogen, Day, W illiam s. Rules-- A. O. Bacon, Speaker and ex-officio chairman; Hammond, M iller, Polhill, Garrard. W ild Lands-- Garrard, chairman; Anderson, W ilcox, Wilson (of Bul loch), Flynt, Dyers, Denton, Hillyer, Quillian, Whittle, McBride, M cAlis ter, Heath, Brinson, Withrow, M cClel land. JUDICIARY, Supreme Court. Court rooms, State House, Marietta, southwest corner Forsyth. Hon. James Jackson, chief justice ; Martin J. Craw ford and Alexander M. Speer, associate justice; Z. D. Harrison, clerk; Clif ford Anderson, attorney-grneral; H en ry Jackson, reporter; J. H . Lumpkin, assistant reporter; J. G. M cLin, sheriff. First term commences second Monday in February; second term begins first Monday in September. Superior Courts. A LB A N Y CIRCUIT. W . O. Fleming, ju d ge; Jesse W . Walters, solicitor-general. Baker-- First Monday in M ay and November. Calhoun-- Second Monday in March and September. Decatur-- Second and third Monday in May and November. Dougherty-- First, second and third Monday in April and October. M itchell-- Fourth Monday in May and November. Worth-- Fourth Monday in April and November. A T LA N TA CIRCUIT. George Hillyer, judge ; B. H. H ill, Jr., solicitor-general. D eKalb-- Third Monday in March and September. Clayton -- First Monday in March and September. Fulton-- Monday after fourth Mon day in March and September. AUGUSTA CIRCUIT. Claiborne Snead, judge; S. Boykin, solicitor-general. Burke-- -Third Monday in May and November. Columbia-- Fourth Monday in M arch and September. McDuffie-- Third Monday in March and September. Richmond-- Third Monday in A pril and October. BLU E RID G E CIRCUIT. J. R. Brown, ju d g e ; George F. Gober, solicitor-general. Cherokee-- Fourth Monday in Feb ruary and second Monday in August. ' Cobb-- Second Monday in March and November. Dawson-- Third' Monday in April and second Monday in September. Fannin-- Third Monday in M ay and October. Forsyth-- Third Monday in February and fourth Monday in August. Gilmer --Second Monday in M ay and October. Lumpkin-- Second Monday in April and first Monday in September. Milton-- Fourth Monday in March and third Monday in August. Pickens-- Fourth Monday in April and September. Towns-- First Monday after fourth M onday in M ay and October. Union-- Fourth Monday in M ay and October. BRU N SW ICK CIRCUIT. M. L. Mershon, ju d ge; G. W . Ma bry, solicitor-general. Appling-- Third Monday in March and September. Camden -- Tuesday after second Monday in May and November. Charlton -- Third Monday in May and November. Clinch-- Tuesday after third Monday in April and October. Coffee-- Tuesday after fourth Mon day in April and October. | Glynn-- Fourth Monday in May and November. < Pierce-- First Monday in April and October. Ware-- Second M nday in April and October. Wayne-- Fourth Monday in March and September. S avannah C it y D irecto ry. 53 . CH ATTAH OO CH EE CIRCUIT. T . J. W illis, judge ; T . W . Grimes, solicitor-general. Chattahoochee-- Fourth Monday in March and September. Harris-- Second Monday in April and October. Marion-- Third Monday in A pril and October. Muscogee-- Second Monday in May and November. ^ Stewart-- Fourth Monday in April and October. Talbot-- Second Monday in March and September. Taylor-i-First Monday in April and October. CH ER O K EE CIRCUIT. J. C. Fain, ju d g e ; J. W . Harris, so licitor-general. Bartow-- Second Monday in January and July. Catoosa-- Second Monday in Febru ary and August. Dade-- Third Monday in March and September. Gordon-- Fourth Monday in Febru ary and August. Murray-- Third Monday in February and August. Whitfield-- First Monday in April and October. COW ETA CIRCUIT. Sampson W. Harris, judge; H . M. Reid, solicitor-general. , Campbell-- First Monday in Febru ary arid August. Carroll-- First Monday in April and October. Coweta -- First Monday in March and September. Douglas-- Fourth Monday in Janu ary and July. Fayette-- First Monday in May and November. Heard -- Third Monday ' in March and September. Meriwether-^-Third M onday in Feb ruary and August. Troup-- Third Monday in May and November. EASTERN CIRCUIT. W . B. Fleming, judge; Walter G. Charlton, solicitor-general. Bryan-- Thursday after first Monday in April and October. Bulloch-- Thursday before first Mon day in A pril and October. Chatham-- Second Monday in Feb ruary, May and October. Effingham-- First Monday in A pril and October. Liberty-- Tuesday after second Mon day in May and October. McIntosh-- Tuesday after last Mon day in April and October. FLIN T CIRCUIT. John D . Stewart, jud ge; Emmet Womack, solicitor-general. ' Butts-- Second Monday in March and September. Henry-- Third Monday in A pril and October. Monroe-- Fourth Monday in Febru ary and August. Newton-- Third Monday in March and September. Pike-- First Monday in A pril and October. Rockdale-- Third M onday in Febru ary and August. Spalding-- First Monday in February and August. Upson-- First Monday in May and November. MACON CIRCUIT. Thomas J. Simons, ju d g e ; J. L . Hardeman, solicitor-general. Bibb-- Fourth Monday in A pril and October. Crawford-- Fourth Monday in M arch and September Houston-- Fourth Monday in May and November. M ID D LE CIRCUIT. R. W . Caswell, ju d g e ; R -. L . Gam ble, solicitor-general. Emanuel-- Third Monday in April and October. Jefferson-- Second Monday in M ay and November. Johnson-- Fourth Monday in March and September. Screven-- First Monday in May and November. Tatnall-- Second Monday in A pril and October. Washington-- First Monday in March and September. N O RTH ERN CIRCUIT. E. H . Pottle, judge; George F, Pierce, solicitor-general. 54 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. Elbert-- Second Monday in March PATAU LA CIRCUIT. and September. Arthur Hood, judge; James EL Glascock-- Third Monday in Febru Guerry, solicitor-general. ary and August. Clay-- Fourth Monday in March and Hancock-- Second Monday in ,Apnl September. and October. Early-- First and second Monday in Hart-- Third Monday in March and A pril and October. September. Miller-- Third Monday in April and Lincoln--- Fourth Monday in April , October. and October. Quitman-- Tnird Monday in. May Madison-- First Monday in March and November. and September. Randolph-- -First and second Mon Oglethorpe-- Third Monday in April day in May and November. and October. . T eriell-- Fourth Monday in May Talliaferro-- Fourth Monday in Feb and November, and holds two weeks. ruary and August. Warren-- First Monday in April and October. W ilkes-- First Monday in M ay and November. ROME CIRCUIT. J. W . H . Underwood, ju d g e ; J. I. Wright, solicitor-general. Chattooga-- First Monday in March OCM ULGEE CIRCUIT. Thomas G. Lawson, jud ge; Robert A . Whitfield, solicitor-general. Baldwin-- Third Monday in Febru ary and August Greene---Second Monday in March and September. Jasper-- Fourth Monday in A pril and October. Jones-- Third Monday in A pril and M organ-- First Monday in March and September. and September. Floyd-- First Monday in January and July, and holds four weeks--longer if necessary. Paulding-- First Monday in February and August. * Polk-- Second Monday in February and August, and holds two weeks. Haralson-- Third Monday in January and July, and holds two weeks, Walker-- Last Monday in February and August. Putnam-- Third Monday in March and September. Wilkinson-- First Monday in April and October. SOUTH ERN CIRCUIT. Augustus H. Hansell, judge; R. G. Mitchell; solicitor-general. Berrien-- Third Aionday in March OCONEE CIRCUIT. A . C. Pate, judge; Thomas Eason, solicitor-general. * Dodge-- First Monday in M ay and November. Dooley-- Second and third Monday in March and September. Irwin-- Monday after fourth Monday in March and September. Laurens--rSecond Monday in A pril and October. and September. Brooks-- First Monday in May and November. . Colquitt-- Wednesday after fourth Monday in March and September. Echols-- Tuesday after first Monday Jn A pril and October. Lowndes-- Third Monday in M ay and November. . T h o m as-T h ird week in April and October. Montgomery -- .Wednesday after fourth Monday in A pril and October. SO U TH W ESTERN CIRCUIT. Pulaski-- Second and third Monday G. F. Crisp, ju d ge; C. B. Hudson, in May and November. solicitor-general. Telfair-- Tuesday after third Mon Lee-- Second Monday in March and day in A pril and October. November. Tw iggs-- First Monday in March Macon-- First Monday in December and September. and third Monday in March. W ilcox-- Fourth Monday in March Schley-- Fourth Monday in A pril and September. and October. S avan n ah C it y D ir ec to r y. 55 Sumter-- Second Monday in April and October. Webster-- First Monday in A pril and October. W ESTER N CIRCUIT. A . S. Irwin, ju d g e ; A . L . Mitchell, solicitor-general. Banks-- First Monday in April and Octob.er. Clarke-- Second and third Monday in May and November. Oconee-- Fourth Monday .in January and July. Franklin-- Second Monday in- A pril and October. Gwinnett-- First and second Mon day in March and first Monday in Sep tember. Habersham-- Third Monday in April and October. Hall-- Third and fourth Monday in March and September. Jackson-- First and second Monday in February and August. Rabun-- Fourth Monday in April and October. Walton-- Second and third Monday in February and August. W hite -- First Monday after fourth Monday in A pril and October. UNITED STATES OP Secretary of the Navy-- Wm. H . Hunt, o f Louisiana. Salary, $10,000. Secretary of the Interior-- Sam uel J. Kirkw ood, of Iowa Salary, $10,000. Postmaster General-- Thos. L . James, o f N ew York. Salary, $10,000. A ttorney General-- Wayne McVeagh, of Pennsylvania. Salary, $10,000. Courts and Judges. supreme court. Chief Justice-- Morrison R. W aite, Toledo, Ohio. Salary, $10,500. associate justices. Nathan Clifford, Portland, Maine: Salary, $10,000. Ward Hunt, New York. Salary, $10,000. Joseph P. Bradley, N ewark, N. J. Salary, $10,000. W illiam B. Woods, Atlarfta, Ga. Sal ary, $10,000. John M. Harlan, Louisville, K y. Salary, $10,000. Samuel F. Miller, Keokuk, Iowa. Salary, $10,000. Stephen J. Field, San Francisco, Cal. Salary, $10,000. Samuel. F. Phillips, Solitor-General, Washington, D. C. Salary, $7,500. AMERICA. circuit judges. First Circuit, Jonn Lowell, Boston, Chief Executive--Cabinet Mass.; Second, Samuel Blatchford, o f New York ; Third, Wm. McKennon, President-- James A . Garfield, of* Ohio. Term ends March 4th, 1885. Salary, $50,000. o f Washington, Pa.; Fourth, Hugh L. Bond, of Baltimore, Md.; Fifth, Don. A . Pardee, of Louisiana; Sixth, John Baxter, of Knoxville, Tenn.; Seventh, V ice-President-- Chester A . Arthur,* Thomas Drummond, of Chicago, 111.; of New York. Term ends M arch4th, Eighth, George W . McCrary, of K eo 1885. Salary, $10,000. kuk, Iow a; Ninth* Lorenzo Sawyer, Secretary of State-- James G. Blaine, of Maine. Salary, $10,000. o f San Francisco, Cal. Salaries, $5,000 each. Secretary ofth eT reasury-- Wm. Windom, of Minnesota. Salary, $10,000. Court of Claims-- Charles D . Drake, chief justsce; C. C. Nott, Wm. A . Richardson, J. C. Bancroft, Davis W illiams, judges. The court holds its Secretary of W ar-- Robert T . sessions in the Capitol, at W ashing Lincoln, o f Illinois. Salary, $10,000. , ton, D . C. , 56 S avannah C it y D irecto ry. Fortjr-Seventh Congress. JJSg" Figures after Senators' names show the date when term expires; after Representatives' show the number of districts. * indicates Senators. ALABAMA. *John T . M o r g a n ...................... . S3 *James L . Pugh .................................85 Thomas H . H e r n d o n .......................... I H diary A . H e r b e r t ...............................2 W illiam C .*O ates...............................3 Charles M. S h e l l e y ...................... . 4 Thomas Williams . . . . . . . . 5 George W . Hewett . . . . . . . 6 William H. Forney . . . . . . . 7 Joseph W h e e . e r ...............................8 ARKANSAS. ' * Augustus H . Garland . *.............. 83 *James D . W a l k e r ................... . 85 Poindexter D u n n ..............................1 James K . J o n e s ............................... . 2 Jordan E. Cravens. . . . . . . 3 Thomas M. G u n t e r .........................4 CALIFORNIA. *James T . F a r le y ............................ 83 *John F. Miller . . . . . ` . . . .8 7 W . S. R o s e c r a n s ...................... .... . I Horace F. P a g e ............................. 2 C. P. Berry . . ..................... 3 Romualdo Pacheco . .. . . . . 4 *J. E. Brown ..........................................86 George R. Black . . . . . . . . I Henry G. T u r n e r .......................... . 2 Philip C o o k ....................................... 3 Hugh Buchanan . ...............................4 Nathaniel J. Hammond . . . . . 5 James H . B l o u n t ............................. 6 Judson C. C le m e n ts......................... 7 Alexander H . S t e p h e n s ......................8 Emory Speer ............................................9 ILLINOIS. *D avid D a v i s ..................................... 83 *John A . L o g a n .................................85 W illiam A ldrich ....................................1 George R. Davis . . . . . . . . 2 Charles B. F a r w e l l ...............................3 John C. S h e r w i n ...................................4 Robert M. A . H a w k .......................... 5 Tnomas J. Henderson . . . . . . .6 W illiam Cullen . . ...............................7 Lew is E. Payson . ...............................8 John H . Lew is . . . . . . . . . 9 Benjamin F. Marsh . . . . . . . 10 James W . Singleton . .........................i f W illiam M. Springer . . . . . . 12 Dietrich 0 . S m ith ................................. 13 Joseph G. Cannon . . . . . . . 14 S. W .* M o u lto n ............................... 15 W illiam A . J. S p a r k s ........................ 16 W illiam R. Morrison .........................17 John R. Thomas . . . . . . . .1 8 Richard W . T o w n s h e n d .................... 19 1 COLORADO. INDIANA. *Henry M. Teller ................... 83 *Nathaniel P. H i l l .................. .8 5 James B. B e lf o r d ..............................1 CONNECTICUT. *D aniel W . V o o r h e e s ........................85 *Benjamin H a rriso n ............................ 87 William Heilman . . . . . . . . I Thomas R. Cobb . . . . . . . . 2 S. M. Stockslager ...................................3 *O rville H . Platt . . .. . . . . .8 5 W . S. Holman . . ...................... . 4 *Joseph B. H a w l e y ........................87 C. C. M atso n ............................................5 John R. B u c k ...................... . . . 1 Thomas M. Browne . . . . . . . 6 James Phe l ps . . . . . . . . . . 2 Stanton J. B e e i l e ................................... 7 John W ait . 1 ................................ 3 *R. B. F. P ie r c e ....................................... 8 Frederick M i l e s ............................. 4 Godlove S. O r t h ..................... 9 DELAWARE. * E li Saulsbury ..................................... 83 *Thomas F. Bayard . .................87 Edward L . Martin. . . . . . . 1 Mark L. DeMotte . . . . .. . . .1 0 `George W . S te e le ...................... . . 11 W alpole G . C o l e r i c k ........................ 12 W illiam H . C a lk in s .............................13 FLORIDA. * W ilkinson C a l l ................... .. 85 *Charles W . J o n e s ..................... .... 87 Robert H . M. D a v id s o n ................ 1 Jesse J. Finley . .............................. 2 GEORGIA. *Benjam in H . H ill . . . . . . . 83 IOWA. * --M c D i l l ............................ * W illiam B. A llis o n ............................ 85 Moses A . McCoid . . . . . . . . I Sewall S. Farwell ................................... 2 Thomas UpdegrafF . . . . . . . 3 Nathaniel C. D e e r i n g .......................... 4 W illiam G . T h o m p so n .......................... 5 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 57 Madison E. C u tts ...................... -. . 6 A . A . Ranney . . ...........................3 John A . Kasson | .......................... 7 Leopold M o rse ................................... 4 W . P. H e p b u rn ....................................... 8 Selwin Z. Bowman . . . . ? . . 5 Cyrus C. C a r p e n t e r ......................... . 9 Eben F. Stone . . . . . . . . . 6 KANSAS. *Preston B. P l u m b ............................ 83 John J. Ingalls . . . . . . . . . 85 John A . A n d e r s o n ...............................I Dudley C. Haskell . . . . . . . . 2 William A . Russell . . . . . . . 7 John W . Chandler ...................... . 8 William W. Rice . . . . . . . . 9 Amasa N o r c r o s s ................................. 10 George D. Robinson . . . . . . 1 1 Thomas Ryan . . . . ......................3 MICHIGAN. KENTUCKY. *James B. B e c k ..................................... 83 *John S. W illia m s ...................... .8 5 Oscar T u rn e r............................................ 1 James A . M c K e n z ie ...............................2 John W . Caldwell . ...................... : 3 J. Proctor Knott . . . . . . . . 4 A lb e rts . W i lli s ....................................... 5 John G. Carlisle . ...............................6 Joseph C. S. B lack bu rn .......................... 7 Philip B. Thompson, J r ......................8 John D . W hite . . . . . . . . . 9 Elijah C. Bristow . . .........................10 LOUISIANA. *W illiam Pitt K e llo g g ..............,8 3 *Benjamin F. Jonas .............................85 Randall L. G ib s o n ................... . 1 E. John E l l i s ............................................2 C. B. D arrell ............................................3 N. C. B la n c h a r d ...................... . . 4 J. Floyd K in g '. . . . . . . . . 5 Edward W . R o bertson .............. . 6 MAINE. *W . P. F r y e ......................................... 83 *Eugene H a l e ..................................... 87 Thomas B. R e e d ................................... 1 *Thomas W . Ferry . . ? . . . . 83 *Omar D; Conger . . . . . . . .8 5 H enry W. Lord-........................................1 Edwin W illits ........................................2 Edward S. L a c y ................................... 3 Julius C. Burrows . ...............................4 George W. W eb er................................... 5 ! ! ! ! ! *! J R. G. Horr . .* . 7 Jay A . H u b b e ll...................` . . . 8 MINNESOTA. * * A . J. E d g e r t o n ...................... 83 *S. J. R . M c M illa n ............................ 87 Mark H. Dunnell . . . . . . . . 1 Horace B. S t r a i g h t ...............................2 W illiam D . W a sh b ern ..................... 3 MISSISSIPPI. $ *Lucius Q. C. L a m a r ........................ 83 *J. Z. George . . . . ,. . . . .8 7 Henry L . M uldrow . . ...................... 1 Van H . M a n n in g ................................... 2 Hernando D eS. M o n e y ......................3 Otho R. Singleton ...............................4 Charles E. H o o k e r ...............................5 James R. Chalmers . . . . . . . 6 MISSOURI. ---------- ------ . . . . .......................... 2 *George G. Vest . . . ...................... 85 Stephen D . Lindsey . . . . 3 *Francis M. C o c k r e l l ........................ 87 George W . L a d d ...................................4 M. L . C la r d y .............................. 1 Thomas H . Murch . .......................... 5 Thomas A l l e n .......................... . . 2 MARYLAND. G. Sessinghaus .... ...............................3 Lowndes H . D a v i s .............................. 4 * *James B. G r o o m e ............................ 85 Richard P. B la n d ................................... 5 *A . P. Gorman . ................................. 87 I. S. Haseltine . . . .......................... 6 G. W . C o v in g to n ................................... i T . N . Rice . . .... ............................... 7 J. Fred C. T a lb o t................................... 2 R . T . VanH orn 8 F. S. Hoblitzel . . . . . . . . . 3 Nicholas F o r d .................................. , 9 Robert M. M c L a n e .............................. 4 J. H . B u r r o u g h s ................................. 10 A . G. C hap m an ........................ .. 5 John B j Clarke, J r .......................... 11 Milton G. U r n e r ...................................6 William B. H a tc h ................................. 12 MASSACHUSETTS. A ylett H . B u c k n e r ...................... ' . 13 *George M. H o a r .................................83 *H enry L . D a w e s .............................87 William W .C r a p o ................................... I Benjamin W. H a r r is ...............................2 NEBRASKA. * A lv in S a u n d e r s ..................... 83 *Charles H . V a n W y c k ....................87 Edward K . V a le n t in e ...................... * 1 4 58 S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. NEVADA. NC RTH CAROLINA *John P. Jones . . .............................85 *Jam.es*G. Fair . . ; ........................ 87 George W . C a s s i d y ................... . 1 *Matt W. Ransom . . . ^Zebulon B. Vance . . . L . C. L a th a m ...................... O. H u b b s .......................... NEW HAMPSHIRE. J. W . Shackelford . . . 3 *E . H, Rollins . . . . . . . . .8 3 William R. Cox . . . . 4 *N . W . Blair . . . . . . . . . . 85 A lfred M. Scales . . . . 5 Joshua G. H all . . . . . . ...................... 1 Clement D ow d . . . . . 6 James F. B r i g g s ................................... 2 Robert Armfield . . . . 7 Ossian R ay . ........................................3 Robert B. Vance . . . . 8 NEW JERSEY. *John R. McPherson : . *W illiam ' J. Sewall . . . George M. Robeson . . . J. Hart Brewer . . . . . Miles Ross . . . . . . . H . S. Harris . . . . . . John H ill . . . . . . . Phineas Jones . . . . . A . A . Hardenbergh . NEW YORK. *Roscoe Conkling . . . *Thomas C. Platt . . . . Pen y Belmont . . . . . William E. Robinson . . J. Hyat# S m i t h ................. Archibald M. Bliss . . . Benjamin W ood . . . , Samuel S. C o x ................. P. Henry Drugo . . . . Anson G. McCook . . , Abram S. Hewitt W aldo Hutchins . . . . John H. Ketchum . . . . Lewis Beach . . . . . . Thomas C o r n e ll.................. Michael N. Nolan . . . . W alter A\ W ood . . . . John Hammond . . . . A . X . P a rk e r...................... George West . . . . . .. D . W ilb u r ...................... . Ferris Jacobs, Jr . . - . . Cyrus.D. Prescott . . . . Joseph Mason . . . . . Frank H is c o c k .................. John H. Camp . . . ' . . Eldrjdge G. Lapham . . Jeremiah W . Dwight . . D. P. Richardson . . . . J. Van Voorhis . . . . . Richard Crowley . . . . J. L,. Scoville . . . . . . . H . Van Aernam . . . . 83 *G . H . Pendleton . . 85 87 *John Sherman . . . 87 1 Benjamin Butterworth i 2 Thomas L. Young . . 2 3 Henry L. Morey . . 3 4 Emanuel Schultz . . 4 5 Benjamin LeFevre . 5 6 James M. Ritchie . . 6 7 John P. Leedom . . 7 J. Warren K iefer . . 8 James S. Robinson 9 85 John B Rice . . . 87 Henry S. N eal . . . 10 11 i George L. Converse . 12 ' 2 Gibson Atherton . . 13 3 George W . Geddis 14 4 Rufus R. Dawes 15 5 J.. D . Updegraff . . . 16 6 W. M cKinley, Jr . . 17 7 A. S. McClure . . . 18 8 Ezra B. Taylor . . . 19 9 Amos Townsend . . 20 10 11 OREGON. 12 Lafayette G r o v e r ...................... . .8 3 13 14 *James H . S l a t e r ...................... . .8 5 M. . G e o rg e ............................... . . i 15 16 PENNSYLVANIA. 17 *James Don Cameron . . . . . .-85 i 18 *John I. M itc h e ll...................... . .8 7 19 H enry H . B in g h a m .................. . . I 20 Charles O ' N e a l........................... 21 Samuel J. Randall . . . . . 3 22 W illiam D . K elley . . . * . . . 4 23 Alfred C. H a rm e r...................... 24 W illiam W a r d ........................... . . 6 25 W illiam G o o d s h a lk .................. 7 26 Daniel Ermentrout . . . . . . . 8 27 A . Herr S m i t h ........................... 28 W illiam M u tch le r...................... . . 10 29 Robert K lo tz . . . . . . . . . 1 1 30 Joseph A . Scranton . . . . . . . 12 31 C. N . B r u m m ...................... .... 32 Samuel F. Barr . . . . . . . 33 C. C. Jadwin . . ...................... S avannah C it y D ir ecto r y. 59 R . J. C. W a l k e r ................................ 16 J. M. Campbell . . .......................... 17 Horatio G. F i s h e r .................. . 18 F . E. B eltzh o over............................... 19 Andrew G. C u r tin ..............................., 20 Morgan R. W ise . . . . . . . . . 21 Russell E r r e t t ................... . . . . . , 22 Thomas M . Bayne . . . . . . . 23 W illiam M. Shallenberger . . . . 24 James Musgrove . . ...................... 25 Samuel H . M iller . . . . . . . . , 26 Lew is F. W atson . . . . . . . . 27 RHODE ISLAND. * Ambrose E. Burnside . . . . . . 87 *H enry B. Anthony . . . . . . . 83 Nelson W. Aldrich . . . .' . . . i Jonathan C h a c e .......................... , . 2 SOUTH CAROLINA. *M . C. B u t l e r ...................... . . . 83 *W ade H a m p to n ............................... 85 John S., Richardson . . . . . . . i M. P. O ' Connor . .'. . . .. . . 2 D . Wyatt A i k e n ............................... 3 John H . Evins . ............................... 4 George D . T i l l m a n .......................... 5 TENNESSEE. *Isham G. Harris . . . . . . . . 83 *H o w ell E. Jackson . . . . . . 87 E. H . P ettib o n e.......................... I . i L . C. H o u k ........................................ 2 George G. .Dibbrell ........................... 3 Benjamin M c M illin ...................... . 4 Richard Warner . . . .. . , . 5 John F. House .................................... 6 Washington C. Whitthorne . . . . 7 John D . C. A th in s ...................... .... . 8 Charles B. Simonton . . . . . . 9 W illiam R. Moore ........................... 10 TEXAS. Richard Coke . . . . . . . . . 83 ^Samuel B. Maxey 87 John H . Reagan . . . David B. Culberson . . . Olin Welborn . .. . Roger Q. Mills . . . . t George W. Jones . . . Columbus Upson . . VERMONT. *Justin S, Morrill . . . . *'George F. Edmunds . . . . . . 87 Charles H. Joyce . James E. T yler . .. . William W . Groat . . . VIRGINIA. John W . Johnston . . * William Mahone . . . George F. Garrison . . . John F. Dezendorf . . . George D. Wise . . . Joseph Jorgensen . George C. Cab 11 John K. Tucker . . . John Paul . . . . John S. Barbour Abram Fulkerson . . . WEST VIRGINIA. *Henry G. Davis . . . . *Johnson M. Camden . . . Benjamin Wilson . . . . John Blair Hoge . . John E. K e n n a ...................... ' WISCONSIN. *Angus Cameron . . . . . . . 85 *Philetus Sawyer . . . *. .8 7 Charles G. W illiams . . . . . . . I Lucien B. Caswell . ... 2 George C. Hazelton . . . . . . . 3, Peter V. Deuster . . . ... 4 Edward S. B r a g g .................. . . . 5 Richard Guenter . ... 6 Herman L. Humphrey . . . . . 7 Thaddeus C. Pound . . . . . . . 8 THE MORNING NEWS . PRINTING HOUSE. 10 ST EA M PRESSES. ------A C O M P L E T E - ---- Blank Book Manufactory, AND A LARGE STOCK OF ALL KIN DS OF PAPER, ETC., G ive this Establishment Unrivaled Facilities for filling^ all orders for JOB AND BOOK PRINTING ---------A N D -------- - BLAN K BOOKS. Merchants, Manufacturers, Mechanics, Railroad and Steamboat Officials, And every one having work in the above lines will find the Morning News Steam Printing House the place to get GOOD WORK at LOW PRICES "We Print everything from a VISITING CARD to a THREESHEET SHOW* POSTER, and make anything from a Dray Book to a Mammoth Ledger. Orders sent by mail, express, telephone, or telegraph will re ceive prompt attention. J. H. ESTILL, 3 W H ITAK ER STR EET, SAVANNAH , GA. "WhiteRose" if?,5g55Sj HOLES' s a /v _ A .^ n s r -A .P 3 ; BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR THE YEAR E m b ra cin g a C lassified L ist o f all Professions, M an u factu res, T ra d es a n d Pu rsu its in the C ity o f S a v a n n a h -e a c h e la ssi- ' fication a lp h a b e tic a lly a rra n g ed , th u s e x h ib itin g tiie fu il ad d ress a n d sp e cia l b u sin ess o f h er citizens. FOR RESID EN CES AND IN DIVIDU AL NAM ES OF M EM BERS COMPOSING FIRM S, S E E THE G EN ER AL D IRECTO RY. ________101 "arc Agricultural Implements [DEALERS.] PALM ER BROS., 148 and 150 Congress. (See front paster.) Archery. W YLLY & CLARKE, 146 St. Julian. (See back o f title.) Architects and Builders. [ m a n u f a c t u r e r s .] MANNING JAMES, 193 St. Julian. (See p. 89.) MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Lumber, sw cor Pine. (See p. 87.) BRUYN DeWXTT, 1 115 Broughton. (See back o f title.) G A Y C. S., Madon, cor Bull. (See p. 83.) N evitt J. J., 99 Bay Schwaab Augustus, 1 3 5 Bay I r o n P f l i l i n a 'Q AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS.! *1 M C D O N O U G H & B A L L A N T Y N E , (See front fly B.) 6 S., F. & W. Ry Two Fast Mail Trains Daily Bea tw een Savannah, and Jacksonville. ARC 102 BAR Architectural IronW orks KEHOE W. & CO., Broughton, nw cor Randolph. (See front paster.) McDo n o u g h & b A l l a n T Y N E , E. Broad, cor Perry. (See front fly B.) ROURKE JOHN, 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Artists. R Y A N D. J,, I 39/^ Congress. (See back fly D .) Attorneys at Law. (See Lawyers.) Auction and Commission. DORSETT CHAS. H., 156 Bay KENNEDY & BLUN, 174 Bay Lamar G. W ., 114 Bryan L a Roche I. D. & Son, 168 Bay McL a u g h l i n j . & s o n , 166 Bay SCHLEY J. W. & CO., 172 Bay. (See p. 80.) Auctioneers. [ g e n e r a l .] BLUN HENRY, 120 Bryan Dorsett C. H ., 156 Bay Lamar G. W ., 114 Bryan W ylly Bros., 6 # Bull Bagging and Ties. FLAN N ER Y JNO. & CO., 136 Bay. (See p. 99.) Bakers and Confectioners Barnickel J. N ,, Huntingdon, se corner Tattnall Black Wm. M., Habersham, ne comer Taylor Cavanaugh Patrick, 43 E . Broad Giebelhouse G. W ., Market and 50 Montgomery Herrmann P ., 32 Drayton Huber A ., Habersham, sw cor Y o rk lane Kessel A ., Whitaker, sw cor Macon Lang C., es E. Broad, 2d n o f S. Broad M cCall D., President, sw cor Price Maggioni N; C. Mrs., 178 Bryan Nugent T., Market Quint J., 52 Jefferson, and 85 Liberty R uw e J. H ., 73 Bay Scheideman F., W . Broad, nw corner Joachim Schaffer P., 52 Bryan Scholl J., Charlton, sw cor Jefferson Schwarz J., 64 Jones Stack R ., 198 Bryan Stegmaier J. G., Henry, ne cor Drayton Ubele C. Jr., 216 Wayne W alsh J. J., 199 Jones W iehrs J. F., Sims, se cor Lumber Zink C., W . Broad, nw cor Margaret Bankers. BLUN H., 120 Bryan D illon D. R., 168 Bay HULL H. & CO., 10 Bull Banks. CENTRAL RAI LROAD A N D B A N K IN G CO., 115 Bay MERCHANTS' NATION A L B A N K , St. Julian, ne cor D ray ton. (See p. 78.) SAVANNAH BANK A N D T R U S T CO., 105 Bay. (See P- 79-) SOUTHERN BANK OF TH E STATE OF GEORGIA, Drayton, nw cor Bryan.' (See p. 78.) Barbers. Alston J. B., c, 30 S. Broad Bailey J. P., ws E . Broad, 1st s o f Broughton Bee M. R ., c, Farm, se cor Margaret Brauss L ., 48 Whitaker COCOANUTS, AT REEDY'S. L. C. Strong, Drags, Combs, Brashes. Mir rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. BEE 103 BLA Carey J., c, 29 Drayton Casmer J,, c, 102 W. Broad Cortino C. A ., Planters Hotel Cummings H., c, State, cor Broughton lane Davis & Lord, 118 Broughton Dopson S., c 121 York Eberhardt J., 22 Drayton Edwards D. P., c, Broughton, ne cor Abercorn Edwards P., c, 69 Broughton * Gerst S. L ., 101 Broughton Golden T., c, Pulaski House HABERSHAM J. S. JR., c, 104 Bryan Hayries H . K ., c, ss S. Broad, nr E. Broad Herrmann P., 25 Bryan, cor Johnson square Hodges W . H ., es E. Broad, 1st s of Broughton INGLISS WM. T., c, Screven House Jaugstetter F. G ., 15 Jefferson Jones A . L ., c, x Bryan Jordan B., c, M ill, se cor Farm M cN eill D ., c, ss Berrien, 1st e o f W . Broad Mallory J., c, 34 W hitaker Mann G., c, ns S. Broad, nr E . Boun-r dary Moore J. H ., 23 Drayton Perkins R., c, Harrison, ne cor Farm Providence V ., Marshal House Robinson C. H. & Co., c, 10 3 ^ W hit aker Salzer C., 116 Broughton Siott D . S., c, 8 W hitaker Small I., c, Charlton, 2d e of W . Broa^l Tolston C., c, 188 Bryan Yaeger J., 185 S. Broad Beer Agents and Dealers. GEMUNDEN G. CH., Whitaker, ne cor St. Julian SANDERS H.; 185 S. Broad Seiler C., 96 Broughton Belting. [ l e a t h e r .] MELL W. B. &CO., 160 Congress. (See p. 85.) [ r u b b e r .] PALMER BROS., 148 and 150 Congress. (See front paster.) B ill Posters. Campos J., 22 Jones Billiard and Pool Parlors. Marshall House, 93 Broughton Pulaski House, Bryan, nw cor Bull Screven House, Bull, se. cor Congress THOMPSON W. H., 109 Broughton Bird Dealers. NOBLE G., 60 Bull. (See p. 16.) Black-smiths. Canty T ., ns Indian, 1st w of W . Broad F E A Y WM. A., c, E. Broad, opp S. Broad. (See p. 95;) Ferrebee A ., c, ss Huntingdon 17th w of W . Broad FETZER & SANBERG, W . Broad, ne cor Duffy. (See fly A .) GNANN WM. W., 207 Liberty. (See p. 88.) Grant J. J., c, 205 Congress Heagney J., W. Broad, nw cor Olive KEHOEW . &C0., Broughton, nw cor Randolph. (See front paster.) LINDNER A., 14 and 16 W. Broad McDo n o u g h & b a l - L A N T Y N E , E. Broad, or 5 ., F. & W . Ry. (See right bottom lines.) M iller E. J. & H . H ., c, 210 Liberty . MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Randolph, nr Bay. (See p. 87.) O'CONNOR D., W . Broad, nw cor Bryan. (See p. 88.) Iron Frontsr 0 R s t o r e s a n d d w e l l i n g s . 1 A V 1 ( U U M C D O N O U G H & B A L L A N T Y N E . (See front fly B.)j S L I . t i l . F L O R I D A IT O 1 1 # O M & 0KLY a l l -r a il l in e t o BLA 104 _ BOO O 'Connor P., E. Broad, sw cor Presi dent Stall T . H ., W . Broad, cor Minis TEBEATJ & ELKINS, W . Broad, se cor Bay. (See back cover and p. 83.) TYNAN J.W ., ,, : Indian, nw cor W . Broad. (See p. 88.) O 'Hara H. Mrs., ws E. Broad, 1st s o f Gordon Quantock M. M. Mrs., 6 Stone Roberds R . M. Mrs., 166*^ Broughton Rowland A . F. Mrs., 45 Abercorn Sawyer H . E. Mrs., x02 Broughton Sutton S. Mrs., 200 Broughton' Symons J. A . Mrs., 160 S. Broad Walters J., Ann, se cor Canal W ebb M. S. Mrs., 156 S. Broad B lan k Book M anufac Weclisler P., 156, Bryan turers. Whitcomb M. Mrs., 37 Abercorn Winter M. B. Miss., 158 Liberty ESTILL, J. H., I and 3 Whitaker. (See p. 98.) HASLAM & CO W I T H I N G T O N P. N. M RS., 108 S. Broad W ynn J. I., 158 and 160 Bryan 3 Drayton NICHOLS G. N., Boiler Makers. 93 and 95 Bay. (See opp p. 133.) W YLLY & CLARKE, MANNING J., 193 St. Julian. (See p. 89.) 146 St. Julian. (See back title.) MULLIGAN J & T. & CO., Boarding Houses. Lumber, sw cor Pine. (See p. 87. j TYNAN J.W., i y Abrahams Kate Mrs., 184 M cDonough W . Broad, nw cor Indian. (See Bancroft E . Miss, 101 President P .38.) Best A . C. Mrs., 202 S. Broad Book Binders. Brown K . Mrs., Congress, sw corner Abercorn Calder M. E., St. Julian, 2d e W . Broad Campbell M. A . Mrs., 40 Abercorn ESTILL J. H., 3 W hitaker. (See p. 98.) HASLAM & CO., Carter B. Mrs., 106 S. Broad Cercopely A . Mrs., 67 President 3 Drayton NICHOLS G. N ,, Cleary Bi A . Mrs., 204 S. Broad 93 and 95 Bay. (See opp p. 133.) D aly M. N . Mrs., 27 Jones Dixon Mary A., 154 S. Broad Book Sellers. Dougls R . L . Mrs., 56 Barnard D ooley D . Mrs., 133 Congress EASTMEAD J. L. MES., 172 State Elkins J. E. Mrs., 159 Y o rk Gibbes E. R. Mrs., 132 State Harris S. C. Mrs., 151 Liberty Hindley H . A . Mrs., 16 Gordon Ives J. Mrs , 105 Congress CONNOR E. M., f 2 3 ^ Bull, and 126 Broughton. (See p. 97.) TJANTOCK & P O U R N E L L E , 132 Broughton Schreiner H . L ., 127 Congress W YLLY & CLARKE, 146 St. Julian. (See back o f title.) K ane C. Mrs., 198 President McAlpin A . 1 14 S. Broad M cBride J., 39 Bay M cCally E . Mrs., I Bay M cM illian D . Mrs., ?6 W illiam Messick M. O. Mrs., 198 Broughton Boots and Shoes. Einstein's A . Sons, 153 Congress Epstein I & Bro., 137 Congress MEINHARD BROS &C0., 129 and 131 Broughton. (S eep . 84.) e . m ; SS a n d p a n s o f a l l s i z e s , S U q a r I f i l l i S madehj i o n s ROURKT,%!BaSiSt. n I e * A n cy pharmacist, "*" W ll 6 7 BtJLL STREET. BOO 105 BRO [r e t a il .] Brown D ., 29 Jefferson BUTLER w . a ; 133 Cong ess COHEN J. T., 165 Broughton. (See p. 97.) D aly E. Mrs., es E. Broad, 1st n of Broughton D aly N. J., Thunderbolt rd, corner E. Boundary Davidson I. S., 148 Broughton Eisenmann M., 168 Bryan Goldstein A ., 19 Jefferson Greenbaum F. Mrs., 183 Broughton Jones R. S., 149 Congress KRAUSS MAX, 143 Broughton. (See front paster.) KRATJSS MOSES 163 Broughton. (See p. 84.) Morales A . H., 129 Congress NICHOLS A. S., 128 Broughton Rosenheim J. & Co., 163 Congress Silverberg S. A ., 186 Congress Tuberdy P., 136 Broughton W alsh & Farrell, 142 Congress [ m a d e a n d r e p a ir e d .] Abraham H ., 64 Broughton Bennett A ., c, E. Broad, sw cor State BING L., 7 4 Drayton Brown C. V., c, 9 8 Broughton Burke Wm., c, 1 2 1 York Cler C. F., 114 Broughton Daley John, 4 W . Broad Fahy John, 21 Habersham TLEMING JNO., 32 Bull Gadsden W ., c, Zubly, 1st e o f Lumber Govern W ., 2 1 St. Julian Graham J., c, Farm, 2d n o f M ill Hermes A ., 17 Bay Hirf C., 29 Barnard Holmes R ., c, ss Indian, 2d w o f W . Broad Jackson H ., c, 188 St. Julian Jackson J., c, ss Jones, w o f Price Johnson H ., Farm, se cor Indian JONES FREDEICK, c, Montgomery, nw cor Congress lane Julius W ., 7 Lincoln Lepinsky J... 178 Broughton LUKATIS M., 39 W hitaker Mahon M., 124 Bryan Mason R., c, 67 Tattnall M iller Ly 199 Congress JJagle J . , 5 Habersham Page P., c, ws Ann, 2d s o f Bryan Pope J . , c, 187 Jones ' Robider L., 31)^ Drayton Roche T . M ., 45 Barnard Scott J., ns Pine, 2d w o f Ann Shivery C. S. W ., c, rear 145 Gordon Simmons J. C ., c, 48 Price Skinner M., c, rear 138 Broughton T aylo r C., c`, 240 Bay Tolbert R ., c, ss Bay lane, 1st w of Lincoln Tyler S., c, 215 Wayne W right R ., c, rear 22 Jefferson Zohlers P. H., 1 1 5 Broughton Brass Founders. KEHOE W. & Co., Broughton, nw cor Reynolds. (See front paster.) McDo n o u g h & b a l L A N T Y N E . E. Broad, nr S., F. & W . Ry. (See right bottom lines.) MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Lumber, sw cor Pine. (See p. 87.) ROURKE JOHN, 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Brokers. [ b o n d , st o c k a n d m o n e y .] BLUN H., 120 Bryan Demere R. M , ic i Bay Ferrill B. B., Bull, ne cor Bryan Hammond J. L ., 8 Drayton HARTRIDGE A. L., 105 Bay Hunter J., n o Bryan JOHNSON J. N., 93 Bay W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. UelOHOUSB 4 BALLAHTYHE. (Sefi frontfly B.) / S .,F.& W .R Y . Elegant Passenger Coaclies, with W estingliouse Air lirakes, M iller Platform s, and Janney Couplers. BRO 106 CAB Lamar G. W , 1 14 Bryan M ills G. J., Abercorn, nw cor Bryan Stoddard H . M., 1x4 Bryan W A Y N E T. S., 6 1 rayton W INTER F., 3 Drayton W ylly Bros., 6 % Bull [c o m m e r c ia l .] JOHNSON H. & CO., 138 Bay. ' (See p. 82.) [ g e n e r a l .] AUSTIN & HAINES, 101 Bay. (See p. 82.) [ m e r c h a n d is e .] Haas A . & Bro., 142 Bryan Pigott D ., 102 Bay Roberts D . L ., St. Julian, cor Drayton [ r e a l e s t a t e .] Hammond J. L ., 8 Drayton JOHNSON J. N., 93 Bay Bronzes and Fancy Goods HAMILTON S'. P., Broughton, sw cor Bull. (See front cover.) Builders Material. HANLEY ANDREW, 6 Whitaker OLIVER'S PAINT AND O IL ST O R E ' 5 Whitaker. (See front cover.) REMSHART G. H., 182 Bay. (See p. 77.) Butchers. (See Also Meats and Vegetables.) Austin J., c, Market Baker J. H ., Market Barbour J., Market Bradwell A . c., Market Byck S. E., Market Calder A . B., Market Campbell E. B., Market CHERRY W. S., Stalls 45, 46 and 47, Market Cooper C. T., Market Collins J. W ., c, Market Debele C., Market Densler A., c, Market Dieter Geo., Stall 24, Market Dowse I. M., c, Market Drayton D., Market Drayton & Thomas, Market Fleming F. W ., Lincoln, ne cor Taylor Gardner S., Market Habersham J., c, Market Hamilton W ., c, Market Hirsch H ., Market Johnson S., c. Market Jones F., c, Market Jones J., c, Market Kaiser J. & Co., Market Lawton C. H ., c, Market McFarland & Tidwell, Montgomery, sw cor Harris M cN eill A . J., c, Market Norton J., c, Market Perkins W ., 146 Taylor Quarterman I., c, Market R obe'rts S. J., c, Market Rocca F. E., Market Roos Isaac, 32 President, and Stall 9 Market Sandiford J. E., 46 S. Broad Smith F., c, Market Tidwell F. M., Drayton, sw cor Macon Trebony F., Market Trebony J., 24 Jefferson Wilkinson F. J., Market Williams R. A ., c, Market W right J., c, Market Butter and Cheese. [ d e p o t s .] ROGERS C. D., 141 Bay. (Basement.)* Cabinet Makers. (See r\lso Furniture.) Brickman T ., 25 Drayton Burns J., c, ss S. Broad, 2d e o f R ey nolds Florida Oranges Is Headquarters. C Of u / v n i Y Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa- . OTiO g I I thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. CAN 107 CIO Falvey D., Bull, se cor Charlton lane FERGUSON D., . 122 State. (See back cover.) Fey Geo., 36 Drayton HELLER ADAM, 42, W hitaker HENDERSON THOS., 133 and 135 York. (See p. 4.) Candy Manufacturers. Schwarz & Acosta, Bay, sw cor Bar nard , Carpenters and Builders. Cohen D. L., Drayton, ne cor Harris Dorney J. A , Bull, ne cor Charlton Gammon B., St. Julian, se cor Lincoln G A Y C. S,, Macon, cor Bull. (See p. 83.) Hogan M., Abercorn, sw cor Broughton Killorin P., 19 Drayton Jaudon Z., c, Barnard, ne *cor Gordon lane M cGINLEY J., 121 York OESTRINGER &* MACM A H O N , 79 Bay SEGUR E. L., 104 Congress Showalter & Thompson, 3 0 ^ Whitaker Sturtevant J. S., 73 Montgomery Turner G.. 178 S. Broad Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings. ALLEN & LINDSAY, 169 and 171 Broughton M ILLER A. J. & CO., 150 and 152 Broughton Myers & Purse, 172 Broughton SCHWARZ E. A., 125 and 127 Brouughton Carriage Trimmers. FETZER & SANBERG, W . Broad, ne cor Duffy. (See front fly A.) TEBEATJ & ELKINS, W . Broad, se cor Bay. (See back cover, and page 83.) Carriages. [ m a n u f a c t u r e r s a n d d e a l e r s .] Cohen S., Bay, sw cor Montgomery FETZER & SANBERG, W . Broad, ne cor Duffy. (See front fly A.) K ent A ., 13 W . Broad O 'Connor P., E. Broad, sw cor Presi dent TEBEATJ & ELKINS, W . Broad, se cor Bay. (See back cover, and p. 83.) China, Glass and Queensware. Allen G. W ., 16 5 ^ Broughton Bolshaw T . H ., 1.52 St. Julian, und 149 Bryan Ratz C., 104 Broughton SIL V A JAS. S., 140 Broughton W EST THOS., 185 and 187 Broughton Cigar Manufacturers. Barber J, V ., 34 Drayton Gonzales H . E., io ij Droughton Kolb F., 121 Broughton Pau'sch Geo., 158 Congress Roseally F., 30 Bull Vogel L., Broughion, sw cor Drayton Zimmerman W ., 7 Walnut Cigars and Tobacco. [w h o l e s a l e .] BENDHEIM BROS & CO., 143 Bay MYERS H. & BROS., 135 and 137 Bay MYERS LEE ROY, 133 Bay [ r e t a i l .] Andrew John, I28j Whitaker N n r t W n P p ip o q m atch ed on a l l of oub w ork. 1 \ U 1 b l ( b l 1 [ I 1 l o u o McDonough & B allantyne. (See front fly B .) F. & W. RY Through Sleepers dally to V al- dosta, Quitman, Thom asville and Albany, C L P_____________ 108 COF Coleman C., Broughton, sw cor D ray ton DeCASTRO J. 0., 20 Bull. (See back cover.) FERNANDEZ J. B ,, Bull, nw cor Broughton Gazan L. J., 9 Bull K e e ler V ., 58 W . Broad K eller R . Mrs., W . Broad, se corner York lane Labiche E., 194 Broughton Lane James, 46 Bay ftfeyer h } 35 W hitaker Molina M. C., Screven House NEWTON J. J., 3 1 Drayton Pacetti H . A., 1 6 2 Broughton Palmes O., Marshall House Palmes R. Mrs., 36 President Pausch G. A ., 158 Congress Rieser & Stern, 9 Whitaker Sognier J., 30 Barnard Solomon S., io ij^ Broughton W ilborn J. N ., Jones, nw cor. Purse Ybanez A . G ., 99 Bay Clothing. [ w h o l e s a l e .] Lilienthal & Kohn, 161 Congress MEINHARD BROS & CO., 1 2 9 and 131 Broughton. (S eep . 84.) [ w h o l e s a l e a n d r e t a i l .] Falk I. L . & Co., Congress, nw corner W hitaker [CUSTOM.] DEVLIN & CO. OF N. Y ,, J. F. L a F A R , A gt., 23 Bull. (See front cover.) [ r e t a i l .] Abrahams & Birnbaum, 158 Broughton Alexander J., Mrs., 186 Congress Appel L., 162 Bryan Bach S., 10 Jefferson Beau P., 180 Bryan Brown E., 195 Congress COHEN J. T,, 165 Broughton. (See p. 97.) Cohen & Brown, 174 Congress Dryfus B., 298 Broughton Eisenmann M., 168 Bryan Garfunlde B., i86j and 188 Broughton Gazan S., 24 Bull Greenbaum F . Mrs., 183 Broughton Hanfi Lewis & Bro., 154 Congress H eidt E., 139 Congress Hunter M. M Mrs., 35 Jefferson Hymes Bros. & Co., 140 Congress L evy B. H ., 191 and 193 Congress Lewin S. K ., 171 Congress M EARA P. G., Agt. Wanamaker & Brown, Bryan, ne cor Bull Mitchell. S., 24 W hitaker Ohlman F. Mrs., 160 Broughton Perlinski J., 176 Bryan Rich & Morrison, 178 Congress Simon J. K ., 159 Broughton Sternheimer L . Z., 180 Congress Volaski J., 184 Bryan W hite J., 181 Congress W itkow ski A ., 183 Congress [second h a n d .] JONES N. MRS., 184 S. Broad Marks L ., 187 St. Julian Coal Dealers. Dixon C. H., 6 Drayton Stewart S. C., Canal, foot of - Margaret TAGGART G. I., 124 Bay. (See p. 82.) THOMAS D. R ,, W . Broad St. Wharves, and i l l B ay. (See front cover.) Coffee. [im p o r t e r s.] WEED & CORNWELL, 173 and 175 Broughton Coffins and Trimmings. aERGUSON D., 122 State. (See back cover.) HENDERSON T., 133 and 135 York. (See p. 4.) ILbIIIIIdlGS Given on A ll Kinds JOHN ROURKE, 2 of Repairs, Bay Street. Strong's Drug Storey bull* COL 109 COM Colleges. Savannah Medical College, Hunting don, ne cor Drayton Commercial Colleges. M cCarthy M. B., 138. H ull Commission Merchants. (See also Grocers-- Wholesale.) Bacon D . C. & Co., 64 Bay BALDW IN & CO., 116 Bay Barnwell R . O., 62 Bay Bond T . P., 157 Bay Brown M., 168 Bay Butler & Stevens, 88 Bay Chisholm W . W ., 96 Bay Clarke J. K . & Co., 136 Bay COHEN 0. & CO., 98 Bay COMER H. M. & CO., 114 Bay Daffin & Dresser, 106 Bay DANCY D. Y., 108 Bay Davant & Wood, 1 14 Bay Decker P., Bryan cor Market Square Dorsett C. H ., 166 Bay Ellis C., 96 Bay Farley F. M., 94 Bay Fatman S., 42 to 48 Bay FLAN N ERY J. & CO., 136 Bay. (See p. 99.) Freeman G. C., 94 Bryan Fullarton A . & Co., 118 Bay GAHONA G. J., 101 Bay GAUDRY & WALKER, 88 Bay Gordon W . W . & Co., 112 Bay GOURDIN, YOUNG & CO., 134 Bay Grant H. F. & Co., 72 Bay Gree'n Chas. & Co., 62 Bay Guilmartin L . J. & Co., 120 Bay HABERSHAM'S ROB. SON & CO ., 140 Bay. (Seep. 81.) Hardee's N. A . Son & Co., I2> Bay H ardw ick C. C., 83 Bay , Henderson M. Y ., 180 Bay H ull D . B ,, 80 B ay HUNTER WM. & SON, 100 Bay Jackson W . C. & Co., 138 Bay Johnston J. H ., 92 Bay Jones C. L., 114 Bay Ketchum & Co., 74 Bay KNOOP, FRERICHS & CO 122 Bay Lanier W . M., Bryan, se cor Mont gomery LATHROP J. W. & CO., 69 and 71 Bay Lee A . T . & Bro., 99 Bay Maclean Mai comb, 90 Bay > arshall T . B., 86 Bay Martin J., 106 Bay Miller M cP. B., 118 Bay M iller W . J., 200 Bay Minis A . & Sons, 136 Bay Minor B. B. Jr., 95 Bay MUIR & DUCKWORTH, 132 Bay Nelson L. F. & Co., 176 Bay Oppenheimer K . M., 104 Bay PEACOCK, HUNT & CO., 128 Bay POWELL W. C. & CO., 102 Bay PURSE D. G., i n Bay. (See front cover.) Reed R. N., 114 Bay RICHARDSON & B A R N A R D , 78 Bay. (See p. 80.) Ripley J. B., 118 Bay Roberts E. T ., 86 Bay Roberts J. A . & Co.*, 124 Bay ROWLAND J. C., 74 Bay SCHLEY J. W. & CO., 172 Bay. (See p. 80.) SHEARSON C. A., 130 Bay Simpkins W . D., 155 Bay Sprunt A . & Son, 102* Bay Stark W . H . & Co., 106 Bay MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) FLO RID A DISPATCH ,j FAST FUEIG-HT LINE. COM 110 COT STRAUSS & CO., 132 Bay Stubbs C. F., 94 Bay Stucken A. & Co., 138 Bay TAGGART G. I., 124 Bay. (See p. 82.) Walter & Hart, 114 Bay Ward P. H. & Co., 141 Bay Warfield L . M., 101 Bay W ay C. H. 8 5^ Bay W est Bros., 68 Bay W EST J. B. & CO., 1 14 'B ay. (See p. 90.) WHEATON J. F., 102 Bay. (See p. 81.) W ILDER & CO., 126 Bay W illiam s & Crane, 136 Bay WILLIAMS & WATSON, 126^ Bay W ilson G. G ., 181 St. Julian WOODBRIDGE R. W ., 54 Bay. (See p. 79.) W oods & Co., 82 Bay Commissioners [ o f d e e d s .] ADAMS W. B., 103 Bay. (See p. 81.) Burroughs J. W ., 120 Bryan W ade E. C., Custom Hou-e [ u n it e d s t a t e s .] Harden W ., IOI Bay W ayne H. S., Huntingdon, nw cor Lincoln Confectionery and Fruits Anderson Chas., -188)^ Bryan Box P. M ., Houston, se cor Y ork D erst J., 92 Broughton Fitzgerald M. Mrs., H 2j^ Broughton Furber T. H ., 130 Broughton HUNT J,, 32 W hitaker Maggioni N. C. Mrs., 178 Bryan Nugent Tohn, 192 Bryan RIGHO Bl, Barnard, nw cor State Rosenfield I. M. Jr., & Co., 162 Brough ton Royal S. H . Mrs., 215 Bryan Contractors and Builders (See Carpenters.) Coopers. K elly J., ws E. Boundary, nr Brough ton Torrent J. F., W . Boundary, nr M ar garet Copper Works. B A K E R G. D. & CO., 38 and 40 Bryan. (See p. 77.) McMi l l a n b r o s ., M cDonough, se cor E. Boundary. (See p. 94.) Cotton Brokers. Anderson C. W ., 99 Bay Barnwell E . H . & Co., 99 Bay Bertody T . D ., 126 Bay Garmany J. K ., 106 Bay Hamilton D ., 99 Bay Hamlin E. B., 83 Bay Nisbet & Co., 106 Bay Stewart J. T ., 99 Bay Warfield L . M., 101 Bay Cotton Buyers. Brierly & M aitland-Dougal, 58 Bay CLASON & CO., J. de Bruyn Kops, agt., 84 Bay Daffin & Dresser, 106 Bay Dougan P. M ., 124 Bay Ehlen J., Bay, sw cor Lincoln Fatman S., 48 Bay Green Chas. & Co., 62 Bay Hamlin E. B., 83 Bay Johnson & Jackson, c, 86 Bay Muir & Duckworth, 132 Bay Prehn C. F. & Co., Bay, sw cor Lincoln R alli Bios,, T . Zinzina, agt., 98 Bay Stucken A . & Co., 138 Bay J.B. REEDY, The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. L. C. Strong, D R U G G IST . P rescrip tion s a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll Street. COT 111 DEN Cotton Factories. Cotton Press A s s o c i a Arkwright Cotton Factory, M ills, s tions. end Guerard SAVANNAH COTTON Cotton Factors. P R E S S A S S O C IA T IO N , 96 Bay Butler & Stevens, 88 Bay Cotton Presses. Chisholm W . W ., 104 Bay COMER H. M. & CO., X14 Bay DANCY D. Y., 108 Bay D avant R. J., 114 Bay Davant & Wood, 114 Bay English & Huguenin, 108 Bay . Farley F. M.* 94 Bay FLAN N ERY J. & CO., 136 Bay. (See p. 99.) Gordon W . W . & Co., 112 Bay GUILMARTIN L. J. & CO., 120 Bay HABERSHAM'S R O B . SO N & CO., 140 Bay. ( S e e p .81.) Henderson M. Y ., 180 Bay, Johnson & Jackson, c, 84 Bay Johnston T. H ., 92 Bay Central Press, Canal, w of Farm Gordon Press, Central R. R. w hf Lamar Press, Lamar whf, foot o f Ran dolph Lower Hydraulic, Eastern whf, foot of Randolph Tyler Press, Eastern whf, foot o f Ran dolph Upper Hydraulic, River, foot of Mont gomery Cotton Shippers. Floyd T . B , 128 Bay Harmon R . F., 106 Bay Porter & K in g, 88 Bay Preston W . F., 104 Bay Sibley J. B., 120 Bay W ELLS B. S., 58 Bay LATHROP J. W . & CO., 69 and 71 Bay Cracker Manufacturers. Maclean M., 95 Bay w. c. Minor B. B. Jr., 95 Bay POWELL & CO., 102 Bay Reed R. N., 114 Bay Roberts E. T ., 86 Bay Stark W . H . & Co., 106 Bay Stubbs C. F., 94 Bay Walter & fia rt, 1 14 Bay W arfield L . M ., 196 and 198 Bay Ruw e T- H .,.73, 73 and 75 Bay SCHWARZ & ACOSTA, Bay, sw cor Barnard Dairies. Hazzard S. A ., c, 7 Berrien Heckman A ., Henry, ne cor Barnard Heiden C., lio j Broughton Mopar L . Mrs., 103 Perry W est rBros., 68 Bay W est Wm. W ., 208 and 216 Bay Dancing Academies. W ILLIAM S & W ATSON, Sherwood J. B., 30 Drayton . 126^ Bay WOODBRIDGE R. W ., 54 Bay. (See p. 79.) Woods & Co., 82 Bay Cotton Gins. Dentists. Bessellieu T . E., 115 Congress BEST A. 0., 145 Congress a BOUTON A. Gl, Teeple J. W ., 2 and 4 W illiamson 145 S. Broad Mlgs OF ALL KINDS. MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONQUQH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) S .,F .& W . RY. F re ig h t in T hrough C ars on fa st train s W ithout T ran sfer. DIA 112 DEE DU HOS. G. C O M M , No. I3s C O N G R E S S ST., SAVANNAH, - - GA. HOPPS D., 126 Broughton Lefler A ., 150 S. Broad PARSONS E., 116 York ROACH S. M., 132 Broughton ROYALL H. J., 125 Congress V A N GIESEN U., 133 Y ork W H ITE S. A., 130 Broughton Diamonds. HAMILTON S. P ,, Broughton, sw cor Bull. (See front cover.) Directory Publishers. A. E. Sh o les. I C. F. W e a t h e r b e . SHOLES & CO. PUBLISHERS Office,' 3 W h ita k er Street. J. H. THAYER, - - - Compiler. Doors, Sash and Blinds. HANLEY A., 6 Whitaker OLIVER'S PAINT AND O IL S TO R E , 5 Whitaker. (See front cover.) REMSHART G. H., 182 Bay. (See p. 77.) Dra y masters. Gleason &, Harmon, 10 W illiams Goodwin S. P., 63 Bay McCormick A ., ss Minis, 3d w o f Montgomery Martin W ., c, W aldburg, 4I1 e o f Cuyler MORAN & REILLY, 104 Bay Munnerlyn J. K ., 86 Bay Rieser J., 91 Jones Ryals G. M., 153 Barnard Ryals L . M., ss W aldburg, 2d e o f Drayton W alsh M., W alker lane, sw cor W ilson lane Dress and Cloak Makers. Bagby L . M. Mrs., 142 State Beazley M. A . Mrs , n o State Bennett E. A . Mrs., 103 Liberty Booth K . Mrs., 39 E. Broad Brady K . Mrs., 44 W hitaker Cooley C. Miss 42)^ State Davis Charlotte, 212 Bryan Derby J. S. Mrs., 22 Abercorn D olen J. Mrs., Farm, se cor Harrison Estelle J. M. Mrs., 172 State Farley M. Miss, 68 Broughton F E Y L. MRS., 71 York Goerz A . M. Mrs., 34 Barnard Hatter M. Miss, 42 President Heath & Hough, 1 6 6 Broughton Jones L . Mrs., 140 S. Broad Kappell L . A . Mrs., W ayne, 2d e of W . Broad Kennedy & Alleoud, 176 Broughton Lord S. A . Mrs., ss Pine, 1st w of Ann Q b affin n O IIC ll L illy , p u l l e y s , h a n g e r s , e t c ., m ade by JOHN E O U R K E , 2 B ay S treet. AND TOILET ARTICLES, I,. C. STRONG, 61 B ull Street. DRU 118 ENG O ' Hanlan C. E. Mrs., 45 Barnard Palmer K . Miss, ss W illiam , e of Farm Dry Goods. Purse O., c, Farm, 2d n o f Joachim Richards N . Mrs., 13 W illiam Roche E. Mrs.. 45 Barnard Ryan A . Miss, 29 Margaret [ w h o l e s a l e .] Eckman & Vetsburg, 151 Congress Epstein I. & Bros., 137 Congress FRAN K & CO., Thompson J. Miss, I I I Congress 131 and 133 Broughton (Seep. 84.) Ullman A . Miss, 199 Y ork W aller D. Miss, Harrison, w o f Poplar Watson M. A . Mrs., 216 S. Broad Drugs and Medicines. [ w h o l e s a l e a n d r e t a i l .] DASHER I. & CO., 145 Broughton. (See p. 85.) Eckstein G. & Bro., 143 Congress ABBOTT E. A., W . Broad, ne cor Bryan BUTLER 0., 125 Congress Chaplin W m., T ., 93 Abercorn Gallagher H ., Jones, nw cor Barnard Haltiwanger J. R ., 75 W hitaker Harden T . C., W ayne, nw cor Jefferson H eidt G. M. & Co., 145 Congress Hillsman C. M., 216 Broughton JOHNSON* CO., 50 Dioughton K-ieffer E. J., W . Broad, se cor Stewart LINCOLN W. W ,, 144 S. Broad Lippman Bros., 169 to 175 Congress M cCoy E. K ., Abercorn, se cor Jones M ills W . M., 61 Jefferson Norton A . R., Harris, se cor W Broad Reid W . F., E. Broad cor S. Broad R eilly J. F., S- Broad, nw cor E. Broad Schaeffer E. R., Broughton, ne corner Drayton SCHWIEREN & M E N - Weisbein David, 153 Broughton [ r e t a i l .] Burns M. Mrs.. Montgomery, sw cor Jones Byck*L. E. & Son, 156 Broughton Cohen Jacob, 152 Broughton COHEN J. T., 165 Broughton. (See p. 97.) Cohen & Brown, 175 Congress Degnan A . Mrs., 43 Jefferson Dryfus Emanuel, 186 Bryan I ried L ., 2 4 ^ Barnard, and 164Brough ton Golinsky Mark, 9 Jefferson Gray & O ' Brien, 147 Broughton Gutman Bros., 141 Broughton Hogan D ., 151- Broughton Levkoy J., 182*4 Broughton McKenna B. F., 137 Broughton Mohr Bros., 165 Congress Ohlman F. Mrs., 160 Broughton Perlinski J., 176 Bryan Rich St Morrison, 178 Congress Rothschild H ., agt., 182 Congress Rudolph M. H . Mrs., Farm, nw cor d e l , 34 Bull SHUPTRINE J. T., M ill Sc'hwarzbaum M., 147 Congress 185 Congress Silverberg S. A., 186 Congress SOLOMONS & CO., W itkow ski G., 183 Congress 167 Congress STRONG I . C., 67 Bull. (See top lines and fly B.) Tatem R. H ., 146 Bull Dyers and Cleaners. Oehler C. H ., 212 Broughton Ratz C , 92 Broughton Ulmer B. F., 17 Broughton Weichselbaum J., 108 Barnard Engineers. Yonge St. J. R ., W hitaker, ne cor Duffy Schwaab Augustus, 1 3 5 ^ Bay lane TYNAN J. W., ZITTROUER E. S., Indian, nw cor W . Broad. (See S. Broad, se cor Jefferson p. 88.)' M iIIq F u ll sto c k on b o n d JURu l lY ilJ lO M cDON OU GH & BADU AN TYN E. (S98front 2yB.) S F J? 11/ R V Short Line to Jacksoi^ T v L I l ville via W ay eross. EIS G 114 ELO Engines and Boilers. McDo n o u g h & b a l - L A N T Y N E , E. Broad, cor Perry. (See front fly B.) MANNING J., 193 St* Julian. (See p. 89.) ROURKE J,, 2 Bay. (See left bottom lines.) TYNAN J. W., Indian, nw cor W . Broad. (See p. 88.) Express Companies. SOUTHERN E X P R E S S CO. 107 Bay ? Fancy Goods and Notions SAVAN N AH GUANO CO. 86 Bay. (See opp. p. 116.) WELD J. D., 66 Bay W ilcox, Gibbs & Co:, 148 Bay Fish Dealers. (See also Oysters, Fish and Game.) Audesey J., Market Byrd F. J., c, Market Fields J. B ., c, Market Grant H., c, Market Hudson G. A ., 171 Bay JOHN LANGE, [ w h o l e s a l e .] FRAN K & CO., 131 and 133 Broughton. (Seep. 84.) Weisbein D., 153 Broughton W YLLY & CLARKE, 146 St. Julian. (See back o f title.) -- DEALER IN-- 5 Jefferson, and Stall Market. [w h o l e s a l e a n d r e t a i l .] Special attention given to coun DASHER I. & CO., 145 Broughton. (See p. 85.) try orders. [ r e t a i l .] Fowler Wm., E. Broad, sw corner Broughton Garity M. Mrs., Randolph, nV cor Thunderbolt rd Hodges M. Mrs., 7 Price Houston H. C., 141 Congress Quantock & Pournelle, 132 Broughton Fertilizers. BALDW IN & CO., 116 Bay Comer H. M. & Co., 114 Bay DeLeon P. M., 104 Bay Ellis C ., 96 Bay H u ll D . B., 80 Bay Martin J., 106 Bay PURSE D. G,, i l l Bay. (See front cover.) MAGGIONIL. P,, i8ri Bay lane SAVARESE L. & BRO., -j jciicison SULLIVAN M. M. & SON. 150 Bryan Thannasaw L., 6 Barnard * Florists. (Sefc also Nurseries.) NOBLE G., 60 Bull. (See p. 18.) W agner G., 136 St. Julian Flour Dealers. [ se lf- r a is in g .] HECKER G. V., 186 Bay. (See back cover.) R eedy is the only H ouse in the City im porting F rench W ines and Brandies, consequently has the best. L C. Strong, F ren ch , A m erican and E n glish S oaps, 67 B u ll Street# FO U ___________ 115 GEN Foundries. [ g e n e r a l .] KEHOE W. & CO., * Randolph, nw cor Broughton. (See front paster.) McDo n o u g h & b a l L A N T Y N E , E. Broad, c?>r Perry. (See front flv B.) MANNING J., 193 bt. Julian MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Lumber, cor Pine. (See p. 87.) ROURKE J., 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Fruit. MILLER A. J. & C0,, 150 and 152 Broughton Remion J. B., 210 broughton Remion L ., 187 Broughton SCHWARZ E. A., 125 and 127 Broughton Game,*Fish and Oysters. LANGE J., 5 Jefferson, and stall 35 Market. (See Index to adv.) Gas Light Companies. SAVANNAH G A S LT. CO.. Bay, opp Bull (Foreign and Domestic.) [ w h o l e s a l e a n d r e t a i l .] REEDY J. B., Bay, se cor Whitaker. (See bottom lines.) [ r e t a i l .] Carmon N ., 4 2 ^ Jefferson GARDNER J., Agt., 39^ Bull Herb A . & Bro., c, 102 W . Broad Madison R ., c, W hitaker, se cor Henry lane Manuel L ., 18 S. Broad Merdica F ., 45 Whitaker Palaso S., Barnard, cor Broughton Pano P., 112 Broughton Righo B., Barnard, nw cor State Irebony L., 24)^ Jefferson Trotty F., Drayton, cor York lane Furniture. (See also Upholsterers.) ALLEN & LINDSAY, 169 and 171 Broughton Boley M., 186 and 188 Bioughton Boriss L ., 33 W hitaker Bulloch G. M., Berrien, ne cor Teffer- son Burns J., c, S. Broad, 2d w o f Arnold Hermann S., 37 Jefferson Heyward W ., c, 99 Jefferson Gas and Steam Fitters. (See also Plumbers.) COSGROVE W. H., 44 Jbull. McELLINN & McFALL, 46 Whitaker Nicolson J., 27 and 32 Drayton W AK EFIELD C. E., 48 Barnard. (See index.) General Stores. Alexander J. Mrs., 184 Congress . Butler M. Mrs., Farm, ne cor Mill Cleary S. Mrs., Gaston, se cor Barnard D aly E* Mrs., es E . Broad, 1st n ot Broughton D aly N . J.,^Thunderbolt rd, corner E. Boundary ' M eyler W ., es E. Brbad, se cor Presi dent Watson W ., Farm, sw cor Indian lane Gents' Furnishing Goods FRAN K & CO., 131 and 133 Broughton. (Seep. 84.) Fried L ., 2 2 Barnard, and 164 Broughton GASSMAN C., 13b Congress.- (See cover.) Hanff L. & Bro., 154 Broughton ] ] 0>ar j y [ i] |q a n d P A T O S. F u l l s t o c k o n h a n d u O WA A 'A ll lO McDo n o u g h & b a l l a n t y n e . (Seefront fly B.p- S ..F .& W .R Y . Past Freight Line, daily tp Macon, Albany, 1 Chattahoochee River, and all Points in South ern Georgia and Florida. GRA 116 GRO LaFAR J. F., 23 Bull. (See front cover.) NICHOLS G. S., 118)^ Broughton Schwarzbaum M., 147 Congress Simon J. K ., 159 Broughton Grain, Hay, Etc. AUSTIN & HAINES, 101 Bay. (See p. 82.) Mercer R. L ., 198 Congress SAUSSY & HARMON, 109 Bay. (See p. 83.J SCHLEY J. W. & CO., 172 Bay. (See p. 80.) Grocers. [ w h o l e s a l e .] ALEXANDER & M A X W E L L , Abercorn, nw cor Bryan. (See p. 96.) FERST M. & CO., 145 and 147 Bay Freidenberg A. & Co., 170 Bay GILBERT C. L. & CO., 161 Bay , Guckenheimer S., 149 and 151 Bay HOLCOMBE, GRADY & CO ., 85 Hay HULL F. M., 87 Bay. (See p. 99.) Leffler A ., 159 Bay SOLOMON BROS., 173 and 175 Bay W ALTER J. E., 91 Bay [ w h o l e s a l e a n d r e t a i l .] BRANCH & COOPER, 146 Broughton DOYLE M. J., Market square LESTER D. B., 21 Whitaker. (See front cover.) LYONS JNO., Lyon 's Block, Broughton, ne cor W hitaker. (See front fly A .) Newton & Kemps, 201 Broughton [ f a n c y .] LESTER D. B., 21 W hitakef. (See front cover.) LYONS JNO., Lyon's Block, Broughton, cor W hit aker. (See front fly A.) REEDY J. B., Bay, se cor Whitaker. (See left bot tom lines.) [ r e t a il .] & Anderson J., B ay, se cor E. Broad Asendorf J. M., Habersham, nw cor Jones lane Asendorf P. A ., 93 Price Bain J., Broughton, ne cor E. Boun dary Barbour Bros., N ew Houston, sw cor Barnard Barron J. A ., es Montgomery, 2d n o f Anderson Beckmann W ., 106 Jefferson Behrens J. H ., Farm, nw cor Pine Behrens & Co., Farm, ne cor Olive Beytagh J., 54 E. Broad Beytagh M. Mrs.; E. Boundary, sw cor Hull BischofF J. M., Farm, sw cor Canal Bleyert H ., Ogeechee road Boldridge Geo., 24 Broughton Branch & Cooper, 146 Broughton Bube H ., Farm, se cor Joachim Burch J. R ., E. Boundary, nw cor President B y rnes E., Stewart, nw cor W ilson Byrnes G., 18 Houston Capps J. A ., c, ns Oliva, 2d w o f Lumber Champion A. H ., 154 Congress Chaplin W . H ., 95 Abercorn Christian J. A ., Price, nw cor H all Cleary C. Mrs., E. Broad, sw cor Perry Cohen I. G ., Jones, sw cor E. Broad Cooley M., Farm, sw cor Bryan Creagan P., Indian lane, w of W . Broad Cunningham J., 89 Bay D aly J. P., Farm, sw cor M ill Diers W ., W . Broad, ne cor Minis Diers W. & Co., W . Broad, sw corner W aldburg JIUn ihlnll nP mUlivlI* lK# U0 , Architectural Iron Work a Specialty, 2 Bay St. C. H. W IL L C O X , President. SAVANNAH J. R . S H E L D O N , Vice-President. GUANO CO., IMPORTERS AND MANIPULATORS OF NO A C ID U SED. O FFIC E, 86 BAY S T R E E T , Works, S, F, & W, Railway Wharf, [o ver.] C. H. W IL L C O X , P r e s id e n t . J. R. S H E L D O N , V i c e -P r e s i d e n t . P U R E ] B I R D G rD A N O . Z T A L S Z S . Phosphoric Acid .Soluble, - - ' " " Reduced, - - - x ' - n- .30 per ct. 16. " " Available, " " Insoluble, - - - - - - - ^ , 16.30* 5-4- " Total, ^ - - 2i.7of Ammonia, - - r 2) - - 66. Lime, - - - - - - - 33-47 *Equivalent to Bone Phosphate dissolved, - - - 3 5 -5^ f " Commercial value, by Georgia Laws, $43.15. 47-37 N. A. P R A T T , State Chemist. FFZG a No. 86 B a y Street. [ o v e r .] W ORKS a S. F . R a ilw a y W harf. "White Rose" o a E . Q c j i r E , I . C. Strong, 67 B ull St. GEO 117 GEO Diers & Steffens, n o W . Broad Doscher J. H ., Price, se cor S. Broad le Doyle A ., 154 St. Julian Doyle M. J., 158 St. Julian Duggan J., Canal, sw cor Coffee all Duggan J., Farm, nw cor W illiam Duggan J. C., 35 E. Broad Dunn L ., E. Broad, sw cor Bryan Dyer W . H ., Randolph, sw cor Arnold Ebberwein G., River, ne cor W . Broad Ehlers C. C., 1 ryan, nw cor Ann Ehlers J. W ., Farm, sw cor Indian ELSINGERS., 36 Habersham Henken D. W ., Thunderbolt rd nr Liberty Hennessy C. Mrs., 36 Houston Herschback J. & Co., 30 W hitaker Hesse H., 41 Montgomery Hesse J. F ., Bryan, se cor Farm Hesse & Renken, Farm, nw cor Mar garet HIRSCHMAN A., 21 Barnard Horrigan Mary, 18 Bryan Houlihan P.-, 47 Congress Jackson T ., c, Roberts, sw cor Stew art lane Entelman J. F ., E . Broad, se corner Johnson J. Z., W . Boundary, sw cor Liberty - Railroad Entelman J. H . H .. Harrison, ne cor K am pf A . Mrs.,-Guerard, nw cor Sims St. Gaul Keenan T ., 33 Congress Entelman M., S. Broad, cor A rnold K elly J., Broughton, nw cor E. Boun ENTELMAN R,, W. Broad, sw cor Bryan Faas A . M. D . Mrs., Ogeechee rd Finnegan M. Mrs., 44 Houston Flatley M, Mrs., ns Indian, 10th e o f Farm Foley J., Broughton, nw cor E. Boun dary Fratas J. H ., Houston, nw cor M c dary K elly P., E. Broad, ne cor President K lin e S. F., Burroughs, s o f Kl-ine K lu g F., Jones, sw cor Price Kriete F., Montgomery, nw cor Bolton Kuck H., E. Broad, sw cor Charlton K uck H. F., W . Broad, nw cor Bolton K u ck J. E , .Broad, se cor Taylor LANG N. & BRO., Donough 19 Barnard Freeman J. E ., 18 Jefferson Garwes G., W ilson, se cor W alker L A V IN M., 45 E. Broad Graeffe B ., Huntingdon, se cor Mont Lee N. R., 193 and 195 Broughton gomery Lemken*H., E. Broad, ne cor W right Graham & Hubbell, 190 Congress Leonard J., 27 E. Broad Grimm D ., Liberty, se cor Randolph Habersetzer J. Mrs., W alker se corner Guerard Hanley M., 46 Williamson Ha r m s C. H ,, Liberty, se cor Randolph Harris A ., c, Lover's lane, 3d s of Randolph Hart J. & Bro., 186 St. Julian Hartman C., 34 Margaret Heitmann J. H ., Tattnall, se corner Gordon lane Helmken i. H ., River, sw cor B ull Helmken M., E. Broad, ne cor S. Broad Helmken M. G.. W . Broad, ne cor Duffy LESTER D. B., 21 Whitaker. (See front cover.) Lloyd I., c, ss Jones, ist w of E. Broad Lloyd J., c, E. Broad, sw cor Jones le Loeb & Ehrlich, 161 Bay JLorch J., Jefferson, ne cor Hunting don Lubs H . F., 183 Liberty Lubs J F., Sims, se cor Purse Lynch J., W hitaker, se cor Taylor Lynch M. Mrs., E . Broad, nw cor Con gress McBride J., W . Broad, sw cor Canal McCarthy M. F., Perry, cor Randolph McCradmond A ., E. Broad, ne cor Broughton IPOD R f l i l i i m AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS.! 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 ( ^ 0 M cD O N O U G H & B A L L A N IY N E , (See front fly BJ 7 S .,F. & W. Ry. Two Past Mail Trains Daily Be tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. GEO 118 GEO M cDonald M. Mrs., Y ork, nw cor Houston McGrath & Co., 17 W hitaker M clntire J. W . & Co., 184 St. Julian Mclntire R. & Co., 13 Barnard McMahon J., E. Broad, sw cor Con gress. McQuade T ., Broughton, sw cor R ey nolds McQuenna M., Ann, nw cor Zubly Maguire H ., Reynoldsj cor Thunder- derbolt rd Maguire R. Mrs., Farm, se cor Olive Malloy T . F., W . Broad, ne cor G w in nett Martin C., c, 4 Berrien Mather J. C., 195 S. Broad Mehrtens C. Mrs., Charlton, sw cor Jefferson Mehrtens H. C., 54 W hitaker Mehrtens J. G. Mrs., 43 Drayton Mendel E. Mrs., L o ver's lane, ne cor Pounder H ., Arnold, cor Thunderbolt rd Precht H ., 46 Price Precht H ., Lover's lane, sw cor Ran dolph Quinn T ., M ill, ne cor W . Boundary Rafferty J., 42 Habersham Rasch J. H ., 106 W . Broad Ratz A . Mrs., 95 Habersham Ray W . H., c, River, foot of E. Broad Readick H . W ., 54 Jefferson Renken H ., Anderson ne cor Bull Renkin H., Indian, sw cor Farm Rober T ., W hite Bluff rd Rocheford M. Mrs., 6 Price Rocker C., Purse, sw cor Jones , Rocker J. & Bro., 100 W . Broad Rosentreter J. A ., W hitaker, sw cor Anderson Russak & Co., 22 and 2 2 ^ Barnard Rutherford W., 177 St. Julian Sanders P. M., 68 Jefferson Grove Mendel M., Liberty, opp S., F. & W . M eRyyer A ., 173 Congress Meyer C. Mrs.,- 31 Charlton Meyer J., Lover's lane, cor Randolph Meyer M., Reynolds, ne cor Jackson MILLER & ROACH, 188 Congress MOEHLENBROCK & D IL R K S . io i Whitaker , Moeler H . P., River, sw cor W . Broad SCHEIHING W ,, 103 Liberty Schroder G ., Purse, se cor Jones SCHRODER H., River, foot of Barnard Schroder J., W hitaker, se cor Charlton Schroder J. F ., 44 Jefferson, and E. Broad, sw cor Gordon Schroder M., 68 W . Broad Schroder N. Mrs., W . Broad, ne cor W aldburg Schuenemann D . H ., Pfesiden , se cor MONSEES C. H., W . Broad, se cor Huntingdon Monsees J. D , 185 Gaston Morris J. J., 4 Price MULLESW ,, W. Broad, se cor Gwinnett NAGLE G. D., Henry, nw cor Barnard Nelson A ., 21 Price Newton J. W . & Bro., 14 W illiam Nolan J. E ., 26 Broughton O ' Byrne J., 226 Bay O ' Connor D ., 66 Congress O ' Connor ,K . Mrs., 200 Gaston Ott P. J.', Bolton, cor W aters rd Palmer F., Sims, nw cor Lumber Reynolds Schultz A ., agt., Brownsville Schwenck J.; Olive, ne cor Ann Selims E ., 180 St. Julian Sexton E. Mrs., Zubly, nw cor St. Gaul Smith B., Farm, n w co r Bryan Smith P., 4 Habersham Smith & Green, c, Reynold, cor S. Broad Steinberg J., 19 Price btruck H. S., Randolph, ne cor Cle burne STUD ERV. S., Drayton, sw cor M cDonough Sullivan J., 156 Congress C0C0NUTS, AT REEDY'S. L. C. Strong, Drugs, Combs, Brushes, Mlifl rors, etc, etc;, 67 Bull St, GRO_______ 119 HAT Suiter H. G. D., W. Broad, se cor Charlton Tamm A. H ., Zubly, sw cor Poplar THOMPSON JO. C.f Broughton, nw cor Barnard. (See p. 96.; Tietjen J. F., W . Broad, nw cor N ew Tilton C. M. & H. W ., 31 Whitaker TJMBACH C. A. H., 46 Drayton Vllers W ., W . Broad, sw cor Jones Von Glahn H., Henry, nw cor Drayton VON NEWTON J. H ,, 156 Congress W all J. J., Bolton, nw cor Lincoln Walsh C. Mrs., Bryan, se cor Ann Ward J. R ., M cGuire, sw cor Canal Watts J. G. &. & Co., 181 St. Julian Wellbrock G., Walnut, ne cor Harrison W elch W . H ., 35 Gaston Wendelken nnna Mrs., H all, sw cor Jefferson Wenz H. H ., Farm, ne cor Pine Werner C., 58 Price Wessels F ., Huntingdon, sw cor Price West A. M. & C. W ., Liberty ne cor Whitaker Whalen S. E. Mrs., ns Roberts, 3d w of W. Broad Wiehrs H., Siyis, sw cor Guerard lane W ilder J. H ., N ew Houston, ne cor Lincoln W ille J. H . A ., 53 Jefferson Willkamp C. H . G ., M ill, se cor W . Boundary Wilson J. W . Sons, 181 St. Julian Wischhusen G. D ., 101 Montgomery Workman T . S., Indian,- w o f Farm Yenkel W ., Jackson, 2d s o f Randolph Zeigler J. C., Jones, sw cor Guerard Guano. Minor B. B. Jr., 95 Bay SAVANNAH GUANO CO. 8 6 Bay. . (See opp. p. 116.) Gunsmiths. [See also Gun and Locksmiths.] Cardiff J., 47 W hitaker Chisholm J. C. 186 St. Julian Marin N . & Co., 172 Bryan Sack C. D., 179 Congress Steephens H . P., 174 Broughton W hite J. P., 176 Bryan Hair Goods. Loiseau J. E. & Co.. 120 Broughton Hardware. Crawford & Lovell, 155 Broughton HOPKINS C., 167 Broughton. (See p. 96.) LOVELL & LATTIMORE, 155 Congress PALM EE BROS., 148 and 150 Congress. (See front paster.) WEED & CORNWELL, 173 and 175 Broughton Harness Makers. (See Saddles and Harness.) Daly J., 37 W . Broad Meisner P., 14 W . Broad MELL W. B. & CO., 160 Congress. (See p. 85.) NEIDLINGER E. L., 156 St. Julian O ' Mahony J., 22y W. Broad TEBEAU & ELKINS, W . Broad, se cor Bay. (See back . cover, and p. 83.) Hats, Caps, Etc. [WHOLESALE.] MEINHARD BROS & CO., 129 and 131 Broughton. (S e ep . 84.) [ r e t a i l .] Abrahams & Birnbaum, 158 Broughton Blanchard E. R , 6)^ Bull Einstein's A . Sons, 1.53 Congress Eisenmann M., 168 Bryan Hanff Lewis & Bro., 154 Broughton H eidt E ., 139 Congress LaFAR J. F., 23 Bull. (See front cover.) Iron Fronts FOR STORES AND DWELLINGS,! M c U O N O U G H & B A L L A N T Y N E . (Seeiront fly S F 0 |H f fJ W ONLY ALL-EAIL LINE TO r.Ql W. HI . HAY 120 IN S Morales A . H ., 129 Congress NICHOLS A. S., 128 Broughton Simon J. K ., 159 Broughton H ay and Grain Dealers. (See Grain, Hay, Etc.) Hosiery. Insurance Agents. [ g e n e r a l .] Anderson R. H ., 114 Bay BOTTS H. T., X08 Bay COHEN M. A., 93 Bay DANIEL W. H., DASHER I. & CO., 145 Broughton. (See p. 85.) W eisbein JD,, 153 Broughton Hotels. (See also Restaurants.) Hibernian House, 116 and 1 18 Bryan MARSHALL HOUSE, John Bresnan, manager; 93 to 99 Broughton Ocean House, A . G. Ybanez, propr; Tybee Island Planters Hotel, Barnard, nw cor Bryan PU LASKI HOUSE, Goodsell Bros., proprs; Bryan, nw cor Bull. (See back fly C.) Savannah Hotel, 197}^ Congress SCREVEN HOUSE, G . W. Sergent, propr; Congress, se cor Bull. (See p. 92.) House Furnishing Goods. 93 Bay FALLIGAN T C. G., 104 Bay FOOTMAN R. H. & CO., 118 Bay HARDEN T. H. & CO., 105 Bay Johnston & Poindexter, 114 B ay . Neufville E. F ., 101 Bay. [ OLMSTEAD C. H., 85^. Bay Reitze C. A ., 95 Bay Stewart J. T ., 99 By Stoddard J. I., 76 Bay SULLIVAN J. & CO., 1 14 Bay W HEATON J. F., 102 Bay. (See p. 81.) [m a r in e b o a r d o f u n d e r w r it e r s .] Bptts H . T ., 108 Bay * HOPKINS C,, 167 Broughton. (See p. 96.) Insurance Companies. [ f ir e .] ** SILV A JAS. S., 140 Broughton W EST THOS., 185 and 187 Broughton Ice Cream. NOBLE G., 60 Bull. (See p. 18.) COMMERCIAL U N I O N OF LO N D O N , W. H. Daniel, agt ; 93 Bay CONTINENTAL INS. CO. O F N. Y ., R. H. Footman & Co., agts ; 118 Bay FIRE ASSOCIATION OF O F P H 1L A ., Jno. F. W heaton,agt; Ice Dealers. HAYWOOD, GAGE & CO. 188 Bay. (See p. 77.) KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO., J. F , Cavanaugh, m anager; 144 102 Bay. (See p. 81.) GEORGIA HOME INS. CO. O F COLUM BUS, R. H. Foot man & Co., agts; 118 Bay HAMBURG- B R E M E N F IR E INS. CO. OF G E R M A N Y, Bay C. H . Olmstead, agt; 8 5^ Bay Sugar Mills AND PANS OF ALL SIZES, m ade by JOHN H O U H KE, 2 B a y S t. L C. Strong, PHARMACIST, 7 BU LL STR E ET. IRQ 121 LAD HOME INS. CO. OFN. Y., R. H. Footman & Co., agts ; 1 18 Bay LIVERPOOL & LONDON & G LO BE OF EN G.., W. H. Dan iel, a g t; 93 Bav N IA G A R A FIRE INS. CO. O F N. Y ., Jno. F. Wheaton, agt; 102 Bay. (See p. 8 i.) PHCENIX INS. GO. OF H A R T F O R D , C O N N ., C. H . 01mstead, a g t ; 85 Bay CfcUEENINS. CO. OF ENG. R. H. Footman & Co., agts; 118 Bay VIRGINIA HOME INS. CO. OF RICH M O N D , R, H. Foot man & Co., agts; 1 18 Bay WATERTOWN FIRE INS. CO. OF W ATERTO W N , N. Y ., Tohn F. Wheaton, a gt; 102 Bay. (See p. 81.) WESTCHESTER F I R E IN S. CO. O F N. Y ., Jno. F. VVheaton, agt ; 102 Bay. (See p. 81.) W ILLIAM SBU R G H C I T Y IN S . CO. O F N. Y ., J. F. W heaton, agt; 102 Bay. (S e e p .81.) [ l i f e .] MANHATTAN LIFE INS CO. O F N.. Y., R. H . Footman & Co., agts^ 118 Bay [M A R IN E .] INSURANCE CO. NORTH AM ERICA, OF PH ILA., R. H. Footman & Co., agts; 1 18 Bay Iron Works. KEHOE W. & CO., Randolph, nw cor Broughton. (See front paster.) McDo n o u g h & b a l E A N T Y N E , E. Broad, cor Perry. (See front flv B.) MANNING J., I 93 St.1Julian. (See p. 89.) MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Lumber, cor Pine. (See p. 87.) ROURKE J,, 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) TYN AN J. W., Indian, nw cor W . Broad. (See p. 88.) Jewelers. Desbouillons A. L. 21 Bull FLINT A. F., 135 Congress HAMILTON S. P., Broughton, sw cor Bull. (See front cover. ^ KOCH J. H., 22 Whitaker. (See back o f title.) Lindenstruth P. 22 Jefferson Mcher G., 159 Broughton Muhlberg E. 189 Congress SACK A., l 3 9 ^i Broughton. (See p. 95.) Scheerer J. .W., 170 Bryan SCHNEIDER R., 174 Broughton Sternberg M., 24 Barnard Thieme A . 179 Congress Junk Dealers. H iller S., 186 Bay M iller H ., 6 W illiamson, and 200 Bay Justices of the Peace. DOONERJ., 202 Bryan ELSINGER S., 222 Bryan MOLINA MI F., 6 Bull Naughtin M., 5 Montgomery Russell L, 144 Bryan Russell W . Jr , 139 Bryan Woodhouse W . H ., c, 36 S. Broad , Ladies' Furnishing Goods FR A N K & CO., 131 and 133 Broughton. (Seep. 84.) W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. McDClTE . EALUHTY1E. 193 St. Julian. (See-p. 89.) m u l l ig a n j . & t . & co., Lumber, sw cor Pine. (See p. 87.) - ROURKE JOHN, 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) TYN AN J. W., W . Broad, nw cor Indian. (See P.38.) Mantels. [ m a r b e l e d a n d m a r b e l iz e d .] MELL & SCOTT, 205 Broughton. (See p. 94.) W A L K E R R. D., 173 to 179 York. (See p. 94.) MACHINISTS, IKON AND BRASS !j FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) S.,F. Through Sleepers daily to V al- (losta, Quitman, Tliom asville and Albany, MAR 124 MUS Marble Works. MELL & SCOTT, _205 and 207 Broughton. ("Seep. 04.') W A LK E R R. D., 173 to 179 York. (See p. 94.) Marine Railways. Milliners. B oykin E . P. Mrs., 37 Broughton Desbouillons L. Mine., 142 Broughton Fullam M. Mrs., 176 Broughton Golden A . Mrs., 134 Broughton McQuade M. Mrs., 147 Congress Pease S . Mrs., 149 Broughton Power K . Mrs., 168 Broughton W illink H. F ., Hutchinson Island, opp Barnard M illinery Goods. Meats and Vegetables. (See also Butchers.) Berdon C. H., Market Meyers A . Mrs., Market. Perkins W ., Whitaker, nw cor Taylor Teynac & Glass, Market Altmayer A . R. & Co., 135 Broughton HOUSTON H .C ., 141 Congress Krouskoff S., 19 W hitaker PLATSHEK K ,, 138 Broughton Medical Colleges. Mills. [g r ist] Savannah M edical College,- H unting Hennessy J. H ., 22 H ull don, ne cor Drayton Mehrtens C. Mrs., Charlton, sw cor Jefferson Mercantile Agencies. Dun R. G. & Co., 1 % Bull SAUSSY & HARMON, 109 Bay. (See p. 83.) THE BRADSTREET CO., [ f l o u r .] Geo. T . Nichols, supt; 103 Bay FOREST CITY MILLS, S. G. Haynes & Bro., proprs; Mont Merchant Tailors. gomery, cor Congress. (See p. 86.) (See also Tailors-- Merchant.) GASSMAN CHAS., M illw righ ts. 138 Congress, and 137 St. Julian. Greene & Thomas, 199 Congress (See back cover.) Kennedy E. J., Bull, sw cor York M EARA P. G., Price, ne cor Bryan STEINBACH I., 7 Bull Tishler A. M ., 46)^ W hitaker TISHLER S. J., 46 Bull Monuments. MELL * SCOTT, 205 Broughton. (See p. Q4A W A LK E R R. J)., 173 to 179 York. (See p. 94.) Music and Musical Mer M ilitary Goods LaFAR J. F.. 23 Bull. (See front cover.) chandise. LUDDEN & BATES, 142 and 144 Congress. EO O 'fU'itl'lHld'JX'f'ulSOO Given on A ll Kinds JOHN ROURKE, 2 of Repairs, Bay Street. n ^ Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa" d i I U 1 1 g thic Medicines, 67 Ball S t MUS_______ ~ 125 OIL Music Teachers. THE W EEKLY NEWS, Gorres J. J .,8 3 W hitaker Lessing F., 144 Taylor J. H . E still, propr; 3 W hitaker. (See p. 89.) Mallette C. S., State, sw cor Bull Ryan A . Mrs., 15 0 ^ Taylor Solomons N. E., 65 Jefferson Symons E. Miss, W . Broad, sw cor Notaries Public. B R Y A N E. F., Cotton Exchange Stewart Demere R. M ., 101 Bay Naval Stores. Elsinger S., 122 Bryan Harden E. T ., 105 B ay Chapeau T . T ., 124 Bay H art L . S., 124 Bryan CHESS, CABLET & CO., 136 Bay Graybill H. F., 126 Bay JOHNSON H. & CO., Lewis R. H., Exchange Building Lufburrow C. W ., 10 1 Bay Naughtin M., 5 Montgomery Neufville E F., 101 Bay Russell L , 144 Bryan 138 Bay. (See p. 82.) w. c. &co,, Jones C. L., 114 Bay POWELL 102 Bay Reta & Gestro, 76 Bay RUSSELL W. JR., I$9 Bryan W A Y N E T. S., 6 Drayton * Waples W m. D ., 80 Bay WILLIAMS & WATSON, 1 2 Bay Notions. [ w h o l e s a l e .] Epstein I. & Bro., 139 Congress News Depots. CONNOR E. M,, FR A N K & CO., 131 and 133 Broughton (Seep. 84.) Lippman Bros., 169 to 175 Congress 231^ Bull, and 126 Broughton. (See P- 97-) Davis L. B., 42 Bull Estill W . Jr., 2 ij Bull [ r e t a il .], Byck L. E. & Son, 156 Broughton Cohen J., 152 Broughton Gutman Bros., 141 Broughton Newspaprs and Periodi Weisbein David, 153 Broughton cals. Nurseries. Abend Zeitung, 161 Bay (See also Florists.) MORNING NEWS, NOBLE G., J. H . Estill, propr; 3 Whitaker. 60 Bull. (See p. 18.) (See p. 98.) Recorder, 161 Bay SUNDAY TELEGRAM, I yi and 3 Whitaker. (Seep 98.) SOUTHERN FARMER'S M O N T H L Y , J. H . Estill, propr; 3 W hitaker. (See p. 98.) Southern Musical Journal, 144 Con gress. Oil Companies. SAVAN N AH OIL CO., 54 Bay * Oils. CHESS, CARLEY & CO., 136 Bay The Penny Local, 12 Whitaker The Times, 3 Drayton REMSHART G. H., 182 Bay. (See p. 77.) Nnrf horn Pppoq m a t c h e d on-a l l of our w o r k . 1 \ U 1 b i ( u l 1 ( 1 1 i u O u McDonough & B a lla m y n e . (See front % B.) S., F.& W .R Y. Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay cross. OIL 126 PAT Oils and Lamps. Ratz C., 9 2 Broughton Opticians. HAMILTON S. P., Broughton, sw cor Bull. (See front cover.) KOCH J. H., 22 Wi 1taker. (See back of title.) SACH A., l Z9 %, Broughton. (See p. 95.) Oysters, Fish and Game. (See also Fish Dealers.) LANGE J., 5 Jefferson, and stall 35 Market. ^(See Index to adv.) M aggioni L . P., 180 Bay lane Savarese L . & Bro., 3 Jefferson SULLIVAN M. M. & SON. 150 Bryan Painters. [ c a r r ia g e .] FETZER & SANBERG, W . Broad, ne cor Duffy. (See front fly A .) GNANN WM. W ,, 207 Liberty. (See p. 88.) TEBEAU & ELKINS, W . Broad, se cor Bay. (See back cover, and page 83.) [ h o u s e a n d s ig n .] Hanley A ., 6 Whitaker Heurmann Gustave, 48 Drayton McKENNA W. P., 6 Bull M cLaughlin W . T., S. Broad MADISON T., 41 Whitaker Murphy C., 142 St. Julian O ' Neill D. E., 138 St. Julian OLIVER'S PAINT AND O IL STO R E , 5 Whitaker. (See front cover.) [ s ig n a n d o r n a m e n t a l .] M cKenna W . P., 6 Bull McLaughlin W . J., 155 S. Broad Paints, Oils, Etc. Butler J. G ., 24 Drayton Hanley A., 6 Whitaker McKENNA W. P., 6 Bull Murphy C , 142 St. Julian OLIVER'S PAINT AND O IL STO R E , 5 Whitaker. (See front cover.) REMSHART G. H., 182 Bay. (See p. 77.) Paper. W YLLY & CLARKE, 146 St. Julian. (See back o f title.) Paper Hangers. Bulter J. G ., 22 Drayton Paper Mills. Savannah Paper Mills, ws W . Boun dary, n of Bryan Pattern Makers. KEHOE W. & Co., Broughton, nw cor Ranolph. (See front paster.) McDo n o u g h & b a l L A N T Y N E , E. Broad, nr S., F & W . R y. (See right bottom lines.) MANNING J., 193 St. Julian. (See p. 89.) ROURKE J., 2 Bay. (See left bottom lines.) TYN AN J. W ., Indian, nw cor W . Broad. (Seep. 88.) Patterns. [ d e a l e r s .] Camp D. B., 146 State CONNOR E. M,, 23*4 Bulk (See p. 97.) B o m n y The Largest IMPORTER of . I l L L U I , FRUITS in the State. L. C. Strong, D R U G G IST . P rescrip tio n s a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll S treet. PER 127 PLO Perfumeries. STRONG L. C., 67 Bull. (See top lines and fly B.) Photographers. ANDERSON C. G., 177 Congress HAVENS 0. P .f 141 Broughton RYAN D. J., I 39/^ Congress. (See backbone.) Wilson J. N ., 21 Bull Wilson & Vaughn, 149 Broughton Photographic Stock Depots. LeH ARDY J. C., 129)^ Congress Luckan F ., 87 Broughton Martin John D ., 88 State Myers R. P., 89 Jones NUNN R. J., 1 19 Y ork Payne A ., 197 Congress Purse B. S., 146 H ull READ J. B., 94 Liberty Schley & Corson, 103 President Sheftall B. F., 71 Jefferson Stone F. R ., Montgomery, s of Ander son STONE G. H., 50 S. Broad W aring J. J., 150 Perry Weichselbaum J., Wayne, bet Barnard and Whitaker HAVENS 0. P., 141 Broughton RYAN D. J., i 3 9 ^ 2 Congress. (See back fly D.) Pianos and Organs. Ludden & Bates, 21 W hitaker Piano Tuners. Physicians and Surgeons TURNER T. B., Bulloch J. G., 1 14 Libarty 134 State Bulloch W . G., 1 14 Liberty Charlton T . J., 67 W hitaker Planing Mills. Chisholm T . B ., 155 Charlton (See also Saw Mills.) Cooker Patrick, c, 16 S. Broad Duncan W ., 84 S. Broad Elliott Wm. H., 79 Broughton r ALLIGASTI L. A., I >I S. Broad FERNAND LUDWIG, Bacon & Brooks, E . Broad, sw cor Liberty DALE J. J. & 00., Thunderbolt rd, cor Liberty. (See p. 87.) _ Haslafcn & H awkins, Thunderbolt rd, M. D., Bull, ne cor State opp S., F. & W . Ry GOODRICH E. C., 146 S. Broad McDo n o u g h j . j ., Charlton, cor Price. (See p. 87.) Harden Thos, C., W ayne, nw cor Jef ferson Herndon B. S., 125 Gordon Plasterers. Houstoun J. P. S., 98 Harris Grady W . H., 6 Bull Hummell G. C., Broughton, ne cor Drayton Johnston J. M., 79 Gaston Plow Manufacturers. Knorr L., 136 H ull I Parish G. W ., 190 and 192 St. Julian OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDQNOUCrH & BALLANTTHE. (See front fly B.) S .,F &W.RY. F re ig h t in T h ro u gh C ars on fa st train s W ithout T ran sfer. PLU 128 PUB Plumbers and Gasfitters. Printers. [ b o o k a n d jo b .] W. H. COSGRO/E, ESTILL J. H., mu m m plumbinb and 3 Whitaker. (Seep. 98.) Haslam & Co., 3 Dravton -- AND-- NICHOLS G. N., Gas and Steam Fitting, 93 and 95 Bay- (See opp p. 133.) 44 BULB. [JOB.] FRETW ELL & NICHOLS, H alligan Thos., 4.5 Bull McELLINN & McFALL, 46 Whitaker. (See p. 88.) Masters P. E., 187 State Nicolson John 30 and 32 Drayton SMALL C. P., 129 Bay HASLAM & CO., 3 Drayton Otto E., 12 Whitaker Patton D. G ., i n Bay Stern J., 161 Bay 43 W hitaker SNYDER & NIPSON, 39 W hitaker. (See p. 89.) Produce and Commission Merchants. CHAS. E. WAKEFIELD, 11 tun P R A C T IC A L . tu rn AND DEALER IN SU P P LIE S. Manufacturer of C A R B O N IZ E D STONE SEW ER PIPE PAVIN G B L O C K S and G A R D E N T IL E S . Agent for B A C K U S ' W A T E R MO T O R and " P R ID E O F T H E W E S T " BEER FAUCET. 48 BARNARD. Poultry Dealers.# Bowen Gabriel, c, Market Jackson D., c, Market R elly E. P., c, Market Scott S., c, Market W alker & Houston, c, Market Powder. [ w h o l e s a l e .] HULL F. M., 87 Bay. (See p. 99.) Collins J. S. & Co., 15 Market Base ment M clntire J. W . & C ov 184 St. Julian M clntire R . & Co., 13 Barnard M iller Wm. S., 202 Bay Putzel L., I Market Basement SCHLEY J. W. & CO., 172 Bay. (See p. 80.) W ilson J. W . Sons, 181 St. Julian Provision Dealers. [w h o l e s a l e .] ALEXANDER & MAXW E L L , Abercorn, nw cor Bryan. (See p. 96 ) AUSTIN & HAINES, 101 Bay. (See p. 62.) D ecker P., Bryan, cor Market square HERMAN & KAYTON, Office 139 Bay HULL F. M., 87 Bay. (See p. 99.) SAUSSY & HARMON, 109 Bay. (See p. 83.) Publishers. ESTILLJ.H ., I and 3 W hitaker. (See p. 98.) Olldl liny, Q h a f t i n n PU LLETS> h a n g e r s , e t c ., m ade by JOHN R O U R K E , 2 B ay S treet. AND TOILET ARTICLES, lu C. STRONG, 67 B u ll Street. PUB______ __ 128 EES A E. Sholes | C. F. W eatherbe. Railroad Companies. SHOLES & CO. CENTRAL RAILROAD O FFIC E S A N D D E PO T, W. Broad, PUBLISHERS sw cor New Charleston and Savannah Railroad, foot Imuali teigldff, of Liberty SAVANNAH, FLORIDA A N D W E ST E R N , foot of Liberty, (See top lines and p. 100.) AND DIRECTORIES OP fSTREET.] ATLANTA, AUGUSTA, CO LU M BU S and M ACO N , G A ., C H A R L E S T O N , S . C., M E M P H IS , TE N N ., L IT T L E RO C.fi, A R K ., and Barnard and Anderson St. R . R . office, N ew Houston, se cor W . Broad Coast Line Railroad, Bolton, sw cor S., F. & W . Ry SAVANNAH, S K I D A W AY AND SEABOARD R. R. O F F IC E , W hitaker, se cor Anderson Georgia State Gazetteer. Railroad Ticket Agents. Office, 3 W h ita k er Street. Bren W ., 22 Bull Gazan L. J., 9 Bull J. H. THAYER, - - - Com piler. T he A merican E xchange in E u rope, 449 Strand, W . C., London, acts as our Agents, and every city in the United States have our Directories on file. Railings. Headman H . D ., 117 Broughton KEHOE W. & CO., Broughton, nw cor Randolph. (See front paster.) McDo n o u g h & b a l LANTYJSIE, E. Broad, nr S., F. & W . Ry. (See right bottom lines.) MANNING JAMES, 193 St. Juiian. (See p. 89.) MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Randolph, nr Bay. (See p. 87.) ROURKE JOHN, 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Real Estates. [agents, brokers And dealers.] Botts H . S., 108 Bay Clarke S. H ., 124 Bryan Demer R. M., n o Bay Falligant C. G., 104 Bay Ham.mond J. L ., 8 Drayton JOHNSON J. N ,, 93 tay Lamar G. W ., 114 Bryan Neufville E. F ., 101 Bay Sullivan J. & Co., 114 Bay Thomasson H. J., n o Buy W YLLY BROS., 6 ) 4 Bull Restaurants. (See also Hotels.) Blonk B. L., Whitaker, sw cor Perry lane COTTON BROKERS' E x c h a n g e , Mrs. h. E. M cConnell, propr; 6 Drayton Ferrill W. B., p.gt; n Market Base ment W f l P Mil in and PATOS. F u ll stock on hand ^ 0 ^ 1 " 1 1 1 1 0 McDo n o u g h & b a l l a n t y n e . (Seefront fiy 8.) 5 F L O R ID A DISPATCH FAST FEEIGHT LINE. R IC 129 SAL Jemdal C., Market Matthews W ., Bay, 1st e o f E. Broad Savannah Coffee House, 3 Drayton Wechsler C. Mrs., 5 Market Basement YBA N EZ A. G., 99 Bay Rice. TALM AGE'S DAN SONS & CO ., 108 Bay [BROKERS.] Buchanan Frank, 54 Bay MORRELL W. G., 124 Bay [ e e a l e r s .] JOHNSON H. & CO., 138 Bay. (See p. 82.) W aples W . D ., 80 Bay [ f a c t o r s .] HABERSHAM'S ROB.. SO N & CO , 140 Bay. (S e ep . 81.) WOODBRIDGE R. W., 54 Bay. (See p. 79.) [ m il l s .] LOWER STEAM RICE M IL L , R. W . Woodbridge, agt; office 54 Bay, m ill River, foot of E. Broad UPPER STEAM R I C E M IL L , ns Canal, w W . Broad, office 140 Bay. (See p. 81.) Rubber Goods. LaFAR J. F., 23 Bull. (See front cover.) Rubber Stamp Manufac turers. Smith J. L ., 25 and 27 Drayton Saddlery and Saddlery Hardware. [ w h o l e s a l e .] MELL W . B & CO., 160 Congress. (See p. 85.) Neidlinger E. L., 156 St. Julian Saloons. Barnwell E., c, Arnold, nw cor Jackson Basler V ., 174 Bryan Beckam T. A., c, W. Brod, sw cor Indian Berndt C., 22 W . Broad Boyce L ., c, 17 S. Broad Bresnan J., Marshall House Brown W ., c, 182 Bryan Buttimer P., E. Boundary, sw cor Montgomery Carlos P., Indian, nw cor Coffee all Carr W ., C, 178 Bryan CHRISTIAN J. A., 21 Jefferson Coles W . H ., 21 Drayton Conley P. J., 6 Barnard Conoway & Moore, E. Broad, nw cor S. Broad lane Cosman J., 34 S. Broad COTTON BROKERS' Ex c h a n g e , 6 Drayton Davidson F. H ., c, W . Broad, se cor Alice Driscoll A . O*. Mrs., Montgomery, sw cor Williamson Duwart J., ws Reynolds, >7th n o f Broughton ENRIGHT T. H., 105 Brbughton ENTELMAN R,, W. Broad, sw cor Bryan FOX G., 176 St. Julian Gahagan C., 26 E . Broad GEMUNDEN G. CH., Wi.itaker, ne cor St. Julian Grady F. D ., Bull, ne cor Bryan GRAHAM C. F., 2 6 Wki taker Henderson J. M ., Bay la, 1st e of Bull H ickey J. T ., 148 Bryan Immen J., Whitaker, ne cor Bryan Isambert L . H ., 1 19 Broughton Jackson H ., 22 W hitaker Jefferson S., c., Jefferson, se cor Minis Johnson J., E. Broad, sw cor Bay lane Kaufmann J., 149)^ Congress R eedy is the only H ouse in the City im porting French W ines and Brandies. . consequently has the best. Q A m /% ry Frencll>A m erican and E n glish V / " O i l v l l g , Soaps, 67 B u ll Street. SAL_________ 1291 SEW Keenan T ., 164 Bryan Keilbach C. F., Gaston, nw cor Bar nard King C. T. Mrs., Williamson, ne cor Montgomery KOLSHORN H., 33 W. Broad Lane J., 45 Bay L A N G J ., 107 Broughton Larkin J., 31 Bay Larkin J., Indian, ne cor McGuire Lavalle F., S. Broud, se cor Price Lawson J., Arnold, cor Broughton Leacy J. J., 9 Bay Leitch J., River, sw cor Lincoln Loiseau & Co., Ii6) Broughton Long E. Mrs., E . Broad, 1st n o f Jones McNEILL WM., 161 Broughton Martin D . L ., 113 Bay Morehead E ., 28 S. Broad Murphy T ., 18 Bryan Oliveira E. M. Mrs., Indian, ne cor Ann Quinan D . J., 3 Bull Ray P. H ., 21 Bay Rucker; F. J., i n Broughton Ryan J., River, nr E. Broad SAUER H., 185 Bay Simmons & Morrell, c, Jefferson, cor Jones STUDER V. S., Drayton, sw cor McDonough Sullivan D ., S. Broad, se cor Houston Suiter H ., W . Broad, sw cor Harrison TAMMJ. w ., 13 Jefferson THOMPSON W. H., 109 Broughton Veigh E ., 81 Bay Wall T., 5 Lincoln Wehrenberg W . A ., 96 Broughton Werm F., i8oj St. Julian Whitman J., c, 30 S. Broad Williams G., Houston, sw co r S. Broad YBAN EZ A. G., 99 Bay Sash, Doors and Blinds. (See also Doors, Sash and Blinds.) Hanly A ., 6 Whitaker OLIVER'S PAINT AND O iL ST O R E , 5 Whitaker. (See front cover REMSHART G. H., 182 Bay. (See p. 77.) Sausages. Dieter G., Market Saw Mills. (See M ills Saw-- also Planing M ills.) Bacon & Brooks, E. Broad, sw cor Liberty Scales. [FAIRBANKS.] PALMER BROS., 14S 150 Congress. (See p. 89.) Schools and Academies. [ p r i v a t e .] Blois L . Miss, 101 Liberty Goddard M. E. Miss, 178 Gaston Kruse J. G. C,, 216 S. Broad Pendergrst C. Mrs., 43 Montgomery . Sheftall L . H . Miss, 71 Jefferson Symons B. M. Miss, W. Broad, sw cor Stewart Taliaferro C. C., 1 2 2 State W elch S. L . Miss, 132 H ull Seeds. W agner G., 136 St. Julian Sewing Machines and Agents. JOYCE & HUNT, 149 Broughton Oliveros J. B., 113 Broughton Penton G. O., 181 Broughton SINGER MNFG. CO., 181 Broughtdn WHEELER & WILSON MJNFG. CO., G. W . Tommins, m ngr; 48 Bull lMTlillllko Sl](F/F ant F u ll stock obi hand McD o n o u g h & b a l l a n t y n e . (Seefront fly b.) S,, F. & W. RY. Past Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany/Chattahoochee Eiver, and all Feints in South ern Georgia and Florida. SHI 130 STA Ship Agents. W ilder & Co., 126 Bay Ship Brokers. FULLARTON & CO., 1 18 Bay Gaudry & W alker, 88 Bay Marshall T . B., 86 Bay W ILD ER & CO., 126 Bay Ship Chandlers. Cunningham J., 89 Bay Morgan F. & Co., River, foot o f Bar nard Schroder H., River, foot of Barnard W ALTER J. E., 91 Bay Ship Smiths. CLEMENCE J., River, loot of WhitakerM cA lleer J., Canal, 1st w o f W . Broad MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Randolph, nr Bay. (See p. 87.) ROURKE J., 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Spectacles. HAMILTON S. P., Broughton, sw cor Bull. (See opp p. 276.) KOCH J. H., 22)4 Whitaker. (See back title.) SACK A., 139)4 Broughton. (See p.^ 5.) Stables. [ f e e d .] CARSON L., Broughton, nw cor Abercorn. (See P- 99-) DeMARTIN R., 138 .State. (See p. 93.) [ l i v e r y .] CARSON L., 89 and 90 Broughton. (See p. 99.) Cox D., W. Broad, sw cor William DeMARTIN R., 138 and 140 State. ^See p. 93.) Feeley M., 102 Bryan Gleason T . F., 61 Broughton Hussey G. W ., Whitaker, sw cor PresI ident Johnson P., c, 61 Broughton Silver and Plated Ware. HAMILTON S. P., Brougnton, sw cor Bull. (See front cover.) KOCH J. H., 22)4 Whitaker. (See back of title.) SILV A J. S., 140 Broughton Society Goods. LaFAR J. F., 23 Bull. (See iront cover,) Soda W ater Manufactu* rers.* Ray J., 15 Houston Ryan J., n o Broughton [ s a l e .] D aley J., 35 W . Broad Darnell & Susong, 39 W. Broad Feeley J., Broughton, cor Montgomery Roos J., Zubly, sw cor Laurel Wayne H., c, 215 York Stationers. CONNOR E. M., 23) 4 Bull, and 126 Broughton. (See P- 97-) * Davis Bros. & Co., 42 Bull- FRETW ELL & NICHOLS 129 Bay OUANTOCK & P O U R N E L L E , 132 Broughton W YLLY & CLARKE, 146 St. Julian. (See back of title.) John Rourke. Architectural Iron Work a Specialty, 2 Bay St. Strong's Drug Store, bullbl STE ~ 130* ~ sua Steamboat Agents. Stencil Cutters. Barry W . F., Wharf, foot of Lincoln Callan H. A., Bull, ne cor Bryan Chase J. P., Wharf, foot of Bull Harriman J. N ., Bull, ne cor Bryan LAWTON J., Padelford's Wharf. (See p. 4.) ROBERTSON J. F ,, River, foot of Abercorn. (See back paster.) SORRELL G, M., Exchange Building Steamboat Lines. Georgia & Florida Inland Steamboat Co., Bull, ne cor Bryan SAVANNAH, CHARLES TON AND FLO RID A STEAM P A C K E T L IN E , River, foot of Abercorn- (See back paster.) Steamship Agents. COHEN 0. & CO., 80 Bay HUNTER WM. & SON, 100 Bay. (See p. 91.) RICHARDSON & B A R N A R D , 78 Bay. (See p. 80.) W EST J. B. & CO., 114 Bay. (See p. 90.) Steamship Lines. BOSTON & SAVANNAH, Richardson & Barnard, a g ts; 78 Bay. (See p. 80.) MERCHANTS & MINERS T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CO., Jas. B. West & Co., agts; 114 Bay. (See Smith J. L ., 25 and 27 Drayton Stereoscopic Views. HAVENS 0. P., 141 Broughton RYAN D. J., 1 3 9 } 4 Congress. (See back fly D .) Stereotypers. ESTILL J. H., \y2 and 3 W hitaker. (See p. 98.) Stevedores. Bergman & Steele, 130 Bay Churchill & Rossiter, 122 Bay Dickerson H . J. & Co., 62 Bay N eill & Rose, Bay, foot o f Drayton Smith E. A ., 124 Bay Smith & K e lly , Joachim, se cor Ann W ard & Power, 124 Bay Stills. B A K E R G. D. & CO., 38 and 40 Bryan. (See p. 77.) McMi l l a n b r o s ., M cDonough, se cor E. Boundary. (See p. 94.) Stock Yards. Cox D., 51 W . Broad Stoves and Tinware. Daley T . J., 177 Congress Douglass J. A ., 157 Broughton HOPKINS C., 167 Broughton. (See p. 96.) Sugar Mills. OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. G. M. Sorrell, agt; Exchange Bldg. (See p. 91.) PHILA. & SOUTHERN S. S. L IN E , Wm. Hunter & Son, agts; 100 Bay. (See p. 91.) KEHOEW .&CO., Broughton, nw cor Randolph. (See front paster.) McDo n o u g h & b a l L A N T Y N E , E. Broad, cor Perry; (See front fly B.) MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS I FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) 8 S C J? 1A# DV ONLY ALL-R AIL LINE TO - , Ci. Q L If Ln I . BUG 131 TIN MULLIGAN J. & T. & CO., Lumber, sw cor Pine. (See p. 87. ROURKE J., 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Sugar Fans. McDo n o u g h & b a l L A N T Y N E , E. Broad, cor Perry. (See front fly B.) ROURKE J., 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Tailors. [ m e r c h a n t .] Brady B., 133)^ Congress GASSMAN C., 138 Congress. (See front cover.) Kennedy E. J., Bull, sw cor York M EARA P. G., Bryan, ne cor Bull STEINBACH L., 7 Bull Tishler S. J., 44 B ull Tailors and Repairers. Bradley R., c, 23 Price M. F U N K , T A IL O R , 140^ ST. J U L IA N 'S T R E E T , [Opp, J. S. Silva's Crockery Store.] SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA. Gentlemen's garments made to order. Cleaning and repairing done at short notice. Granvold T ., 155 Y ork Gross F ., 28 W hitaker Lord W. S., 26 Bull Lueders E. A ., 30 W hitaker M cK ay T ., )} 4 Bull M ichels L ., 2 6 Jefferson Myers F., 113 Broughton PONDER R,, 20 Drayton Price W ., Broughton Riedel A ., 45 Jefferson Samuels A ., 20 W . Broad Teas, R E ILY& MOLONEY, 139' Broughton Telegraph Companies. Tybee Telegraph Co., 3 Bull WESTERN UNION TELE G R A P H CO., 30 Bull Telephone Companies. Telephone Exchange, 1 Bull Ticket Offices. Bren W ., 22 Bull Schreiner H. L., 127 Congress Timber. Clarke J. K . & Co., 136 Bay DALE J. J. & CO., Thunderbolt rd, cor Liberty. (See P- 87.) K IN SEY T. L., 178 Bay. (See p. 86.) McDo n o u g h j . j ., - Charlton, cor Price. (See p, 87.) M cGinnis H . J., 105 Bay M illen M cP. B ., 1 18 B .y REPPARD R. B., 70 Bay. (See p. 86.) Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers. C. A. COX, Copper, Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Worker, T in R o o fin g , E tc . 45 B a r n a rd St, Jobbing promptly attended to. HOPKINS c 7; 167 Broughton. (See p. 96.) J. W. MAURICE, Copper, Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Worker, Tin Booting', E tc. 44 B arn a rd . Jobbing promptly attended to. P L O W C A ST IN G S, and a ll description s 1 o f Iron W ork. John Itourke, 2 B ay S t. AM) TOILET ARTICLES, Ju. C. STRO NG, 67 B u ll Street. TIN ! WAG Tinners. COX C. A., 45 Barnard HOPKINS C., 167 Broughton. (See p. 96.) MAURICE J. W ,, 44 Barnard. Pacetti E. C., 33 Jefferson Thorpe H . R ., 38 Jefferson Tinware. Douglass J. A ., 157 Broughton HOPKINS C., 167 Broughton. (See p. 96.) Tobacco and Cigars. (See Cigars and Tobacco.) Toilet Articles. STRONG L. C., 67 Bull. (See top lines and fly B .) Tow Boat Agents. Dickerson & Paulsen. 62 Bay ,, Toys. HUNT J., J 32 W hitaker Umbrella Makers- Strauss E . Mrs., .3 2 ^ W hitaker Umbrellas and Sticks. LaFA R J. F,, 23 Bull. (See front cover.) Undertakers. DIXON WM. D., 43 Bull FERGUSON D., 122 State. (See bdck cover.) Goette J., 63 Broughton HENDERSON T., 133 York. (See p. 4.) W ise H. A ., c, rear 216 S.. Broad Upholsterers. Myers & Purse, 172 Broughton Nugent R., Bull, bet Charlton and Macon Schwarz E. A ., 125 and 127 Broughton Springs Edward, c, Habersham, ne cor Charlton V ariety Stores. Falligant L. N., 170 Bryan M eyer H ., 35 W hitaker Platshek K ., 138 Broughton Trunks and Valises. Davidson I. S., 148 Broughton KRAUSS MAX, 143 Broughton. (See front paster.") KRAUS MOSES, 163 Broughton. (See p. 84.) MELL W . B. & CO., 160 Congress. (See p. 85.) t Turpentine Stills. [ m a n u f a c t u r e r s .] BAKER G. D. & CO., 38 and 40 Bryan. (See p. 77.) McMi l l a n b r o s ., McDonough, cor E. Boundary. (See P- 94-) Veterinary Surgeons. Ferrell H. Y ., Randolph, nw cor S. Broad Pollard W ., 206 Bryan W agon Makers. F E A Y WM. A., c, E. Broad, opp S' Broad. (See p. 95.) GNANN W. W., 207 Liberty. (See p. 88.) O'CONNOR D., W . Broad, nw cor Bryan. (See p. 88.) O 'Connor P., E. Broad, sw cor Presi dent TEBEAU & ELKINS, W . Broad, se cor Bay. (See back cover and p. 83.) M ACH IN ISTS, IR O N AND B R A SS F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B.) Sminer SiWesternE;,j FL O R ID A D ISPA TCH FAST FREIGHT LINE. WAG 132 WOO Wagon Painters. FE A YW M . A., c, E . Broad,opp S. Broad. (See p. 95-) GNANN WM. W., 207 Liberty. (See p. 88.) Kent A ., 13 W. Broad Moran & Riley, New, bet W. Broad Wagon Yards. H eidt J. H ., W . Broad, nw cor Orange W all Paper and Window and Farm Miller E. J. & H. H., c, 210 Liberty Nolan L., Margaret, sw cor W. Broad O'CONNOR D., W. Broad, nw cor Bryan (See p. 88.) O' Connor P., E. Broad, sw cor Presi Shades. dent Myers & Purse, 133/^ Congress Schwarz E . A ., 127 Broughton Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. W hite Goods. DASHER I. & CO.. 145 Broughton. (See p. 85.) Weisbein D ., 153 Broughton (See also Jewelers.) W hiskies. FLINT A. F., 13c Congress HAMILTON S. P., Broughton, sw cor B ull. (See tront cover.) KO22C% H W J hita H., ker. (See back of title.) DAVIDSON W . M., 148 Bryan. (See p. 97-) LESTER D. R ,,; 21 Whitaker. (See front cover.) W indow Glass. SACK A.. I39j Broughton. (See p. 950 W atchm akers. (See also Paints, Oils, Etc.) Hanley A., 6 Whitaker OLIVER'S PAINT AND O IL STO R E , 5 Whitaker. (See Buntz G. G. J., 186 Jones Cavalier F., 112 Broughton Desboullons A . L ., 21 B ull Flin t A , F ., 13S Congress Pichon C., 100 Broughton. SACK A., 139yz Broughton. (See p. 95) Scheerer J. W ., 170 Bryan Schneider R., 174 Broughton front cover.) Wood Dealers. Bacon & Brooks, E. Broad, sw cor Liberty B A K E R M. S., . W . Broad, sw cor Railroad Cassels R. B., E. Broad, opp Taylor Coakley & Jones, W . Boundary, opp W heelw rights. Canty T ., Indian, 1st w o f W . Broad F E A Y WM. A., c, E. Broad, opp S. Broad. (Seep . 95.) Ferrebee P., c, Huntingdon, se cor Roberts _. ^ FETZER & SANBERG, W . Broad, ne cor Duffy. (See fly A.) Brvan Dixon C. H ,, 6 Drayton Kilpatrick J. T,, foot of New Mehrtens J. S., foot of Zubly Prenty P., Perry, se cor Houston Puder & Downs, Railroad, 1st w of W. Boundary Stewart S. C., Canal, foot of Margaret Thomas H . H., foot of Gas House H ill. Florida Oranges Is H eadquarters* L C . oQ itrmo nn fgr, S 7PHBTATRr,LMsATCaISETE,T_ S HOLES' SAVANNAH DIRECTORY. VOLUME III--1881. 3 3 3 3 IF L ZEI " V Z - A . T Z O INT s a b .................................above a c c t................... accountant a d v ...............advertisement agt .............................. agent al ................. alley asst .................a s s is t a n t a v .............................. avenue b e t...........................between bey ...........................beyond b d s ............................ boards bkkpr............ f . bookkeeper' bldg................ ........ buil uing e l k ................... ..........clerk e ........................... .colored com mer. .com 'sn merchant eor .............................. corner e t ................................ court ^eP- ........................deputy d e p t..................department d is t. district E. or e .............................east e............................ east side in s......................... insurance J u n e ......................... .ju n c tio n l a b .............................laborer m k r ........................................ . m a k e r m nfr...............manufacturer n r ....................................near N. or n .........................noltb. ...........................northeast u s...........................northside u w ....................... northwest P P ........................ opposite P . ........................post-office P r e s ..................................p r e s i d e n t p r i n .................................. p r i n c i p a l r .......... residence rd .............................. road r e t................ retail S(1......................... ..square 8. or s....................... south s e ....................... southeast ss.................. ...southside sw ............... southwest sec ...................... secretary supt ..........supeiintendent tel opr..telegraph operator treas ................... treasurer W. or w ..................... west wb f...........................wharf w s........................westside whol...................wholesale w id ............. widow wks .... ..................... works AAB 133 ABB A ARON JULIA A., wid J., r ss-Jones, 2d w of Wilson ABBOTT EDWARD A ., druggist, w. Broad, ne cor Bryan, r 64 S. Broad Abbott George, helper S., F. & W. By Abbott Harry, salesman Allen & Lindsay, bds 159 York Abel Charles, bar kpr Pulaski House Abend Zeitung, J. Stern, propr; 161 Bay TaytoT Edmund H* (Abrahams & Birnbaum), bds 104 Abrahams Edward S., bkkpr, r ns Bolton, 2d w of Barnard Abrahams Henry, shoe mkr, 64 Broughton I M ACH IN ISTS, IRO N AND B R A SS Ip F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B.) ABE 134 ADA Abrahams Home, 2 Broughton Abrahams Kate Mrs., boarding, 184 McDonough Abrahams & Birnbaum (E. H. Abrahams and M. Birnbaum), clothing and hats, 158 Broughton Abrams Alexander, bkkpr, r 110| Taylor Abraxas A. Hamilton, elk Meinhard Bros & Co., r 110| Taylor Abrams C., boiler mkr S., F. & W. By ...... Abrams David, c, wks John F. Herb, r rear 108 Perry Abrams Ellen Mrs., r E. Broad, nw cor McDonough Abrams J^cob J., lawyer, 103 Bay, bds 110| Taylor Abrams Joseph B., elk H. Myers & Bros., bds 110J Taylor Abrams Mordecai, elk Meinhard Bros & Co., r 110| Taylor Abrams Orville, cigar mkr H. A. Pacetti, bds 16 Cordon Academy of St. Vincent de Paul, Liberty, se cor Abercorn Acklin Stephen, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r New nr Farm Acosta Eustace J. Jr. (Schwarz & Acosta), r 66 S. Broad Acosta Julian A., shipping elk Schwarz & Acosta, r 132 State Adams Aaron, elk L. Putzel, r 132 State Adams Alexander P. (A. P. & S. B. Adams), r 182 Liberty Adams Anna, c, laundress, r ns Minis, 5th w of Jefferson Adams Augustus, c, lab, r Farm 4th s of Zubly ADAMS A. P. & S. B. (Alex. Pratt and Samuel B. Adams), lawyers, 103 Bay Adams Benjamin, c, butcher J. Wright, r Waldburg Adams Benjamin, wks Lower Press Adams Cecilia, c, laundress, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston Adams Charles, exporter R. Entelman, r rear W Broad, sw cor Bryan Adams Charlotte Mrs., bds 76 Habersham Adams Charlotte, c, laundress, r Charlton lane, 2d w of Hab ersham Adams Clarence, elk, bds 60 Liberty .Adams David A., money elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 60 Liberty Adams David R., c, porter Screven House, r Brownsville Adams Diana, c, laundress, r Charlton lane, 2d w of Haber sham Adams Ella, wks Cotton Factory Adams jFrank, c, lab, r 36 Mill Adams George H., salesman M. Ferst & Co., r Barnard, se cor York Adams Isaac, c, lamplighter, r Lumber, 2d n of Zubly Adams Isadore, c, porter J. T. Stewart, r State, 2d e of Haber sham ENGINES, N ew and Secon d-H an d, and G ris t M ills, fo r sale b y JOH N R O U R K E , 2 B a y S t. r a n TM e s ADA 135 AIT Adams Israel, c, driver W. Griffin, r ss Jones lane, 5th e of Price Adams Jacob, c, wks C. R. R., r 16 Poplar Adams Jennie, c, laundress, r 23 McDonough Adams John, c, butler, r ss Huntingdon, 3d w of W Broad Adams John, c, driver Moran & Reilly Adams John, wks W. Zimmerman, bds 7 Walnut Adams Margaret B., wid. R , r 37 Abercorn Adams Maria, c, laundress, r Zubly ne cor Lumber Adams Nanie, laundress, r 19 Harris Adams Paul, c, lab, r Bolton, 3d w of Burroughs Adams Richard W., gen'l bkkpr Central Bank, r 139 Liberty Adams Richard W. Jr., elk J. B. West & Co., bds 139 Liberty Adams Robert P., c, wks R Larabee, c, r 25 McDonough Adams Rosa, c, stewardess, r 4 2 | State Adams Samuel B. (A. P. & S. B. Adams), r 182 Liberty Adams S. C., train hand C. R. R., bds 6 Stone AADnAAMMQS^WWTITLLTITAAMW B., CoBmomUnisdsiaoln7e' r3dof"DoefedBsr, o1u0g3hBtoany r 182 Liberty. (See page 81.) J Adams William B. Jr, elk, bds 182 Liberty Adams Wiiliam H., with Wilder & Co., r 14 State Adams William J. B., elk Nisbet & Co., r 139 Liberty Addaway William, c, porter Pulaski House, r ss Margaret e of Farm Addison Arthur, c, porter I. Dasher & Co., r 10 Stewart Addison Charles, c, porter J. Hunter, r 10 Stewart Addison Francis, c, porter, r 10 Stewart Addison Joseph J., c, porter E. L. Neidlinger, r Charlton lane, 2d w of Whitaker . Adkins Ellison, c, barber, r 13 Harrison Adkins James C., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r Thunderbolt rd nr Reynolds ' Adler Leopold, salesman A. R. Altmaver & Co., bds 11 Tatnall Ahearn Mary Mrs., houskpr Marshall House Ahearn Patrick, stevedore, bds Hibernian House Ahearn Robert, stevedore, bds Hibernian House Aiken Demus, c, wks C. R. R Aiken Handy, c, wks Central Press, r New nr Farm ^ okff nJWF. ^Brroisat\dn' c> wks T^ler Press' r ss Huntingdon, 16th w Aiken Tobias, c, lab, rFarm, 1st n of Mill Aimar Edward G., c, porter J. B. Reedy, r 21 Charlton Aitken Elizabeth Mrs., dressmkr, r ss Cann, 1st w of Abercorn Sugar Mills and P ANS, F u ll stock on hand McD o n o u g h & b a u a n t n e . (sosfront fly b.) SmuaWSiMfHy, FLORIDA DISPATCH FAST FEEIGH'T LINE. ALB 136 ALL A lb a n y Nancy, c, nurse, r 15 Harris AlberL George, c, wks Gordon Press J .' Albert James, c, lab, r, ns Stewart lane, 1st w ot Roberts Albert Prince, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ey Alden A. Svd, elk Ludden & Bates, r 138 State Alden H. (Leve & Alden), r New York Aldrich Frank, c, porter Sou: Exp Co , Alexander Alexander, c, lab, r ss Henry, 5th e of W. Broad. Alexander Arthur, c, wks Gordon Press Alexander Barry, c, lab, r es W. Broad, 2d n of Hall Alexander Benjamin, ship carpenter H. F. Willink, r 30 Joachim Alexander Benjamin, wks C. E. E Alexander Caleb, c, engineer Cockshutt & Jerguson, r B Boundary, 5th s of President Alexander Clarence S., baker A. Kessel, bds ns Congress, 1st e of Habersham . * Alexander Ellen, c, laundress, r es W. Broad, 2d n of Hull Alexander Florence Miss, milliner, bds ns Congress, 1st e of Habersham Alexander George E. with Alexander & Maxwell, r 105 Abercorn Alexander Jette Mrs., clothing, 186 Congress . Alexander Joseph, c, lab, r ss Henry, 5th e of W. Broad Alexander Joseph, c, porter A. S. Nichols, r New Houston lane, nr Jefferson ,, , , Alexander Joseph E., elk Alexander & Maxwell, bds 105 Aber- 001*11 * Alexander Julia, c, laundress, r ns New Houston lane, 1st w of Jefferson * Alexander Louis, elk Mrs. J. Alexander, bds 186 Congress Alexander Mary, wid I., r ns Congress, 1st e of Habersham Alexander Minnie, c, r Jefferson, se cor Charlton * Alexander Sarah, c, laundress, r e s . Broad, 2d n of Hall Alexander Stephen, c, porter J. Flannery & Co., r Bull, ne cor State ! _ . n Alexander William E., conductor S. S. & S. E. E., r Anderson, 3d w of Whitaker Alexander William E. (Alexander & Maxwell), r 105 Abercon Alexander William H., elk, bds 105 Abercorn ALEXAN D ER & M AXW ELL (W. E. Alexander and C. E. Maxwell), whol grocers, provision and liquor dealers, Aber corn, nw cor Bryan. (See page 96.) Algero Constantine, elk P. Pano, bds 112 Broughton Allen Andrew J., carpenter, r 13 Egberts _______ Florida Oranges is H ead q u arters, L C. Strong, F ren ch , A m erican and E n g lish Soaps, 67 B u ll Street. ALL 137 ALL Allen Arthur T., printer Recorder, r Abercorn, 2d s of New Houston Allen Charles J., carpenter, bds 13 Roberts Allen David, C, lab, r 6 President Allen David G. (Allen & Lindsay), r 167 Charlton Allen Dennis, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r Lumber, 1st n of Joachim A LLEN GEORGE, cashier S., F. & W. Ry., r 170 S. Broad Allen George, c, lab, r York lane, 2d e of Montgomery Allen George F., job printer Morning News, bds Bay, 1st w of Montgomery Allen George W., China, glass and Queensware, 165| Brough ton, r 210 S. Broad Allen Henry, lab, r ns Gwinnett, 3d e of Cemetery Allen Jack, c, driver, r 23 Stewart Allen James, blacksmith, bds es Montgomery, 3d s of Williamson Allan John, c, porter Allen & Lindsay, r Zubly, 2d e of Poplar Allen John, porter A. Hanley, r 18 Stewart Allen John H., elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds 55 Jones Allen Joseph J., elk C. R. R., bds Zubly, se cor Ann Allen Madge C. Miss, with Lippman Bros 'Allen Major N., c, wks Gordon Press. Allen Mary E., seamstress, r E. Broad, nw cor Charlton lane Allen Oliver, c, longshoreman, r ss Mill, 8th e of Farm Allen Peter, c, hostler, r ns Alice, 7th w of W. Broad lane Allen Silas, c, driver, r ss Gaston, 2d w of W. Broad lane Allen Susan, c, laundress, r ns York lane, 1st e of Habersham Allen Thomas, c, carpenter, r Ogeechee rd Allen Thomas, c, wks Lippman Bros., r Charlton, 3d w of Barnard Allen William, c, wks Thomas F. Gleason, r rear 3 Liberty Allen Wilton, printer Recorder, r Abercorn, 2d s of New Houston ALLEN & LIN DSAY, (D. G. Allen and W. J. Lindsay), furniture and carpets, 169 and 171 Broughton Alleoud Angeline Mrs. (Kennedy & Alleoud), bds 176 Broughto n Alleoud John, elk Jacob Cohen, r 176 Broughton Alleoud Mark F., elk, bds 163 York Alleoud Martha Miss, seamstress Kennedy & Alleoud, bds 176 Broughton Alley George W., asst supt of S., S. & S. R. R.', r Henry, 5th w of Whitaker Allison Amelia, c, seamstress, r ws Jefferson, 2d s of Gaston Nnrf horn Prices matchedohall opotowore. UUl 1 1 I b U O H c D o M ig h f e B a lla n ty n e . (Sm t a t % .) F A I lf p tJ Two F ast M ail Trains D aily B ef C M i WW l i V " tw een Savannah and-Jacksonville. ALS 138 AND Alston Anthony, c, cooper Sav. Steam Rice Mill, r Farm, 4th 8 of Znbly Alston Burgess, c, lab, r 13 Charlton Alston Frank, c, driver Moran & Reilly Alston Henry, c, lab, r ss Olive, 7th e of Farm Alston James, c, wks Gordon Press, r Farm, se cor Orange Alston James B., c, barber, 3 S. Broad; r Farm, 9th s of Zubly Alston Peter, c, waiter Pulaski House, r 58 Taylor Alston William, c, lab, r ns Alice, 8th w of W. Broad lane Altmayer Aaron R. (A. R. Altmayer & Co.), bds Pulaski House Altmayer A. R. & Co. (A. R Altmayer & ---------), millinery and fancy goods, 135 Broughton Altmayer Jacob, with A. R. Altmayer & Co., r 11 Tattnall Altwater John, oysterman T. H. Enright, bds Broughton, sw cor Drayton Ambrose Andrew, pilot, r 24 Broughton Ambrose James H., engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r Duffy, cor W. Broad Amengual Esteban, elk G J. Gahona, r 56 S. Broad Amram Emil, mer, bds 169 Charlton Amrous Mary, wid M., r 14 E. Broad Ancrum George, c, butler J. Habersham, r 10 Orange Ancrum Robert, c, wks Gordon Press Anderson Agnes, c, cook, r rear Randolph, 2d s of Liberty Anderson Alexander, c, lab, r ns Henry lane, 2d* e of Jefferson Anderson Andrew, .sec. vice prest's office C. R R. Bank, bds Pulaski House ' Anderson Annie, wid J., r es .Price, 1st s of Congress Anderson Butler, c, carpenter, r ss Henry, 2d e of W. Broad Anderson Cecilia, c, huckster, Market, r country Anderson Cesar, c, drayman A. Freidenberg & Co., r country Anderson Chada, c, lab, r rear Bolton, cor S., F. & W. Ry Anderson Charles, confectionery, 188| Bryan ANDERSON CHARLES G\, photographer, 177 Congress, r 150 Taylor Anderson Clarence G., elk Ocean S. S. Co., r 67 Charlton Anderson Clifford, c, carpenter, r 104 Montgomery Anderson Clifford W., mer, r 127i Charlton Anderson Clipper, c, lab, r ns Sims, 2d e of Lumber Anderson Daniel, c, wks Upper Press, r es Farm, 2d s of Orange Anderson Edward, c, carpenter, r ss Broughton lane, 1st e of Houston IRO N AND BRASS CASTINGS o f a ll kin ds, m ade b y John lio u rk e , 2 B a y S t. Strong s Drug Storo,67Bmst. AND 139 SF Anderson Edward C,pres Board Public Education, r 87 Charlton Anderson Edward M., elk S., F. & W. By., r 87 Charlton Anderson Ellen, wid James, r es Price, 1st s of Gaston lane Anderson Eloyd, c, lab, r ss Mill, 2d w of Earm Anderson Erank, e, lab, r 40 Burroughs Anderson Erank B., elk W. W. Grdon & Co, r 128 Charlton Anderson Frederick, c, lab, r W. Broad, sw cor Gwinnett lane Anderson George, c, poultry, r rear 60 Bryan Anderson George W., cotton broker, 99 Bay, r Ogeechee rd Anderson Gustave, c, lab, r rear Lover's lane, nr Grove Anderson Hattie, c, laundress, r ss Duffy lane, 1st w of Drayton Anderson Henry, c, porter Graham & Hubbell Anderson Henry, c-, wks C. B. B., r rear 155 York Anderson Henry, c, wks T. L. Kinsey Anderson Isaac, c, driver, r Price, sw eor Henry Anderson Jack, c, lab, r ss Bepp ird, 6th w of Habersham Anderson James M., printer Becorder, r Bay lane, 2d s of Habersham Anderson Jeremiah, c, waiter Mrs. C. Wechsler, r Mill, 2d w of Farm Anderson John, c, buteher J. H. Baker, r Perry lane, 3d e of Price Anderson John, lab, r 16 E. Broad Anderson John, mariner, bds es St. Gaul, 1st n of Harrison Anderson John, p, wks C. B. B ., r Earm, 5th n of Pine Anderson John, c, wks Gordon Press, r Lumber, 4th n of Pine Anderson John, c, wks Herman & Kayton, r rear White Bluff rd, nr Toll Gate Anderson Joseph, grocer, Bay, se cor E. Broad Anderson J. B., molder, bds Liberty, sw (for Beynolds Anderson Katie, wid A., r ss Bay lane, 3d e of Habersham Anderson Lewis, c, driver B. B. Cassels Anderson Lucy, c, huckster, Market, r 34 Barnard Anderson Lydia, nurse G. I. Taggart, r 76 Jones w Anderson Margaret, wid G., r ns Charlton, 3d w of W. Broad Anderson Maragret, c, laundress, r ns Hall, 1st of Jefferson Anderson Mary, c, laundress, r ns Henry, 4th e of Jefferson Anderson Middleton, c, carpenter, r 44 Stewart Anderson Peter, wks Cotton Factory Anderson Bichard S., elk Southern Bank, r 87 Charlton Anderson Bobert, c, carpenter, r Ogeechee rd Anderson Bobert, c, fireman Cotton Factory, r es Guerard, 4th n of Walker lane Iron Fronte f o r s t o r e s a n d d w e l l i n g s . 11 V I f A 1 v l ( u O M e U O N O G H & B A L L A X T N E . (Seefront fly B.) S., F. & W. RY Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay cross. AND 140 AED Anderson Robert, molder Phoenix Iron Works ANDERSON ROBERT H., chief of police and genl ins agt, 114 Bay, r 86 S. Broad Anderson Robert H. Jr., registry elk P. O., r 86 S. Broad Anderson Shadrach, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry., r rear Ar nold, 1st w of Perry Anderson Street Church (Presbyterian), Anderson, ne cor Barnard AnderSon William, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, nr Gas Wks Anderson William, c, lab, r es Ann, 2d n of Harrison Anderson William, c, lab, r Gordon lane, cor Price Anderson William, c, musician, r ws Reynolds, 3d s of S. Broad Anderson William, c, porter S., F. & W. Ry., r es Price lane, , 2d n of Hall Anderson William H., exporter J.M. Rosentreter, r Belmont rd Andrew Frank, cigarmkr J. Andrew, r 40 Margaret Andrew John, cigars and tobacco, 28^ Whitaker Andrew Robert, wks J. Andrew, r 28 | Whitaker Andrews Alexander, c, wood sawyer, r ns Orange, 4th e of Farm Andrews Chapel, c, lab, r ns New, w of W. Broad Andrews James, e, wks C. R. R., r5 Bismark Andrews John, c, wks Gordon Press, r 5 Bismark Anglin Thomas, policeman, r Price, se cor Congress Anheuser Julius, with Nisbet & Co., r 150 S. Inroad Appel Benjamin J., asst bkkpr Lippman Bros., bds 154| Jones Appel Charles, elk, r 170 State Appel George, mer, r 170 State Appel Henry, elk, r 170 State Appel Isaac, elk J. Rosenheim & Co., bds 172 State Appel Louis, clothing, 162 Bryan, r 170 State Appel Mark, elk S. Cohen, bds 172 State Appel William, lab, bds Arnold, nr Liberty Appier Henry, wks Schwarz & Acosta,#r 196| Jones Appier John C., elk W. Diers, bds W. Broad, ne cor Minis Archer Annie Miss, teacher Barnard St. School, bds 172 S. Broad Archer James Emmett, machinist J. W. Tynan, bds 202 S. Broad Arden Daniel D., master machinist C. R. R., r ns Henry, 2d w of Abercorn Arden Daniel D. Jr., oiler "City of Macon," bds ns Henry, 2d w of Abercorn I D O C C n V The Largest IMPORTER of J . D u n L L U I f FRUITS in the State, L. C. Strong, DRUGGIST. Prescriptions a Specialty, 67 Bull Street, ARP 141 ASH Arden Frank B., engineer C. R. R., r ns New Houston, 3d e. of Drayton Arden J. Reedy, storekpr C. R. R., bds 97 Henry Arden Thomas M., engineer C. R. R., bds ns Henry, 2d w of Abercorn Arden Wiley W., engineer C. R. R., bds 208 S. Broad Arkwright Clara, c, huckster, r rear 47 Whitaker Arkwright Cotton Mills, Andrew Gampbell, prop'r; junction of Stewart and Guerard Arkwright Thomas, prop'r Savannah Theatre, r 81 Barnard Armory Hall, State, sw cor Bull Armstrong Arthur, c, lab, r Gwinnett lane, 3d e of Burroughs Armstrong A., machinist S., F. & W. Ry Armstrong Benjamin R., bricklayer, r 79 Gordon Armstrong Henry, c, wks William Cleary, r rear Perry, cor Gilford Armstrong James, c, lab, r 54| Habersham Armstrong James, c, waiter R Elliott Armstrong John, c, wks Gordon Press, r Lumber, nw cor Oliver Armstrong Leander R., bkkpr G. I. Taggart, r 79 Gordon Armstrong Matthew, c, pilot str David Clark, r 28 E. Broad Armstrong William J., painter, bds 80 Broughton Arnaud John, elk Upper Rice Mill, r ss Indian, 6th w of W. * Broad Arnett George S., elk Branch & Cooper, bds 150 Gordon Arnold Abraham D., c, ruler G. ,N. Nichols, r ws Tattnall, 2d s of Huntingdon Arnold Charles, c, driver Moran & Reilly Arnold David, c, lab, r E. Broad, 2d n of Hall Arnold Eligabeth, wid T. C., bds 101 President Arnold John, wks Habersham Mill, bds ss Indian, T lth e of Farm Arnold Samuel, c, wks D. Fatman, r es St. Gaul, 1st s of Zubly Artson Richard J., c, carpenter, r ws Price lane, 2d n of Hall Asbury Methodist Church, c, ss Gwinnett, 1st w of W. Broad Asendorf Cord, elk J. M. Asendorf, bds Habersham, nw cor Jones lane. Asendorf Frederick, elk H. Steljes, r W. Broad, cor Harris Asendorf John, r Habersham, nw cor Jones lane Asendorf John M., grocer, Habersham, nw cor Jones lane Asendorf Peter A , grocer, 90 Price Ash Charles B., bkkpr, r 80 Taylor IJLrinUill( AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS. M cD O N O U G H & B A X L.A K TYN B , (See front fly'B.) S., F. & W. E le g a n t P a ssen g er C oa ch es, -with W estinghouse A ir Brakes, M iller P latform s, and Janney Couplers. ASH 142 AUS Ash Edward G-., elk, bds New Houston, sw cor Lincoln Ash' George H., bricklayer, r New Houston, sw cor Lincoln Ash Hellen, c, chambermaid, r 54 Jones Ashby Lewis P., printer Recorder, r ss New Houston, 3d w of Lincoln Ashby Louis M., elk Barbour Bros, bds ss New Houston, 3d w of Lincoln Ashby Mack, c, wks D. R. Thomas Ashley Jeremiah, c, wks Gordon Press, r Olive, 1st w of Lum ber Ashlock Henry, c, farmer, r ns Harris, 1st w of E. Broad Ashton Albert, c, porter H. A. Stults & Co., r Joachim, 4th e of W. Boundary Ashton Thomas, wks C. R. R., bds es St. Gaul, 1st n of Harri son Askew Thomas A., elk Eckman & Vetsburg, r 172 Jones Askew Thomas A. Jr., elk C. R. R , bds 172 Jones Askew Walter G, elk A. Einsteins Sons, r l 7 2 Jones Atkins Anderson, c, barber T. Golden, r Harrison, cor Warner Atkins Georgia Miss, seamstress, r Mill, 4th w of Lumber Atkins James, c, blacksmith, r rear Record Hill, nr Thunder bolt rd Atkins James, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Atkins James, lawyer, 113 Congress Atkinson Charles, c, lab, r es Ann, 2d n of Harrison Atkinson Francis, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds Abercorn, 1st s of Jones lane Atkinson Henry, c, engineer, r Waldburg, se cor Lincoln Atkinson James, c, wks William W. West, r 12 S. Broad Attwood William, c, cook Planters Hotel Atwill Charles W., elk G. Eckstein & Co., r 51 W. Broad Auchincloss Hugh D., with Muir & Duckworth, r 105 Bay Audesey Georgiana, wid Joseph, r 298 Bay Audesey Joseph, fish, Market, r 168 Bay Audus John D., warehouseman J. Flahnery & Co., r 89 York Augustus Lawrence, c, driver, r rear S. Broad, 2d s of Ran dolph Augustus Stephen, c, barber D. McNeil, r 38 Wilson Austin Anthony, c, wks Savannah Rice Mill, r Southville Austin Benjamin, c, lab, r Joachim. 8th w of ~SV. Boundary Austin Burke, c, porter, r ss Margaret, 1st e of Farm AUSTIN CHARLES B, (Austin & Haines), r Charleston, S. C John Rourke, Architectural Iron Work a Specialty, 2 B ay St. L. C. Stron Keeps Humphrey'sHomeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. AUS 143 BAC Austin Charles W., stevedore H. J. Dickerson & Co., r 204 State Austin Frank, c, driver, r rear 1 8 | William Austin Jane, wid W. W., r 68| Price Austin John, c, .butcher, Market, r country Austin John Rev., pastor St. James5M. E. Church, r ws Guer- ard, 1st s of Jones Austin William, plasterer, r ns Congress lane, 2d w of E. Broad Austin William H., ship carpenter, r Jackson, se cor Randolph AUSTIN & HAINES (0. B. Austin and G. S. Haines), mdse brokers, 101 Bay. (See page 82.) Autherland David, civil engineer, r E. Boundary, sw cor Hull Aveilhe Arthur A., elk S., F. & W. By., r ss Gwinnett, 2d e of Drayton Aviner Alexander, c, farmer, r es Farm, 4th n of Harrison Axson Isaac S. K. Rev., pastor Independent Presbyterian . Church, r 143 S. Broad Axson Logan, c, lab, r ns Jones lane, 2d w of Habersham Axson Randolph K., bkkpr J. W. Lathrop & Co., bds 143 S. Broad Aylesworth A. J., contractor, bds Planters Hotel Ayre Susan, c, laundress, r 3 Floyd BACH THEODORE, clothing, 10 Jefferson Backley J. J., insp. timber Backley Mary A. Miss, bds 155 York Backman Charles, watchman S., F. & W.'Ry., r 4 E. Broad Backman Charles H., dentist H. J. Royal Bacon Albert S. (B aco n & Brooks), r Huntington, nr Haber sham Bacon Benjamin, c, carpenter, r Brownsville Bacon Cuffie, c, wks Market, r Oliver, e of Farm Bacon DeWitt C. (D. C. Bacon & Co.), r Gwinnett, nw cor Abercorn Bacon D. C. & Co. (DeWitt C. Bacon and W. B. Stillwell), lumber, 64 Bay Bacon Fillmore H., baker Schwarz & Acosta, r 1 Charlton Bacon Francis, c, lab, r Hall lane, ne cor Price Bacon George, c, lab, r Gwinnett, ne cor Burroughs Bacon Gilbert, c, lab, r ns Olive, 6th e of Farm Bacon Henry, c, lab, r Gwinnett, ne cor Burroughs Bacon Israel, c, wks Upper Press Bacon James, c, lab, r 194 Gaston OF ALL KINDS MADE A T SHORT NOTICE. MCDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) F re ig h t in T h rou gh C ars on fa st train s W ithout T ran sfer. BAC 144 BAI Bacon John, c, wks Gordon Press Bacon Wesley, c, butcher, Market, r ws Wilson, 4tn n of Walker Bacon William, c, train hand S., F. & W. By BACON & BROOKS (A. S. Bacon and J. F.. Brooks), saw and planing mill, lumber and wood yard, E. Broad, sw cor Liberty Badders Alexander, c, driver, r 36 William Baer John, c, porter Solomon Cohen, r rear es E. Boundary, nr President Bagby Joseph, wks C. R. R Bagby Lizzie M. Mrs., dressmkr, r 142 State Baggs William A., conductor City Ry, bds ss Duffy, 5th w of Bull v ' Bagnall Robert, c, driver Weed & Cornwell, r ns Huntingdon, 2d e of Montgomery Bail Henry, elk J. Duggan, r Farm, nw cor William Bailey Andrew, c, stevedore, r ws E. Boundary, 1st s of S. Broad Bailey Anna Mrs., matron Abrahams Home, bds 2 Broughton Bailey Charles F., elk, r ws Montgomery, 2d s of Henry Bailey David, City Sheriff, r 173 Hall Bailey Edward, c, lab, r rear 164 Liberty Bailey Edward, c, lab, r ss Huntingdon, 1st w of Montgomery Bailey Edward, c, wks cotton press, r Joachim, 2d e of Farm Bailey Elizabeth, wid F. W., bds Bolton, ne cor Lincoln Bailey Felix, wks Haslam & Hawkins Bailey Frank, lab, bds ws Wilson, 2d s of Walker Bailey James P., barber, ws E. Broad, 1st s of Broughton Bailey John, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Bailey Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Sims, 2d w of Guerard Bailey Knot H., c, drayman, r Jefferson, nw cor Hall lane Bailey Mary, wid George, r 131 York Bailey Nathaniel, c, drayman C. L. Gilbert & Co., r Jefferson, nw cor Hall lane Bailey Prince A., lab, r 152 Liberty Bailey Randall, c, driver Moran & Reilly Bailey Tony, c, lab, r ss Olive, 1st w of Ann Bailey William, o, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r rear 193 Jones Bailey William P., elk Richardson & Barnard, bds 173 Hall Bain Jack, c, lab, r 51 Roberts Bain James, grocer, Broughton, ne cor E. Boundary Baker Abraham, c, lab, r ns Henry lane, 1st e of Jefferson Dry Verzenay. D eYEN O CE' S is the best Cham pagne Im ported. T ry it. Drags, Combs, Brashes, Mirp rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. BAK 145 BAL Baker Buddy, c, driver L. Carson Baker Catherine, c, restaurant, Market, r Lumber Baker Charles, c, train band S., F. W. Ry Baker Charles H., elk Miller & Roach Baker Charles R., c, wks R. W. Woodbridge, r 32 Jones Baker Danford, c, musician, r 7 Wilson Baker Frank, c, lab, r 193 Jones Baker Frank, painter C. R. R., bds 192 Charlton Baker George, c, driver, r 11 York lane Baker George D. (G. D. Baker & Co.), bds Screven House B A K E R G. D. & CO. (G. D. Baker and------------), mnfrs turpentine stills and geni copper works, 38 and 40 Bryan. (See rage 77.) Baker Henry, c, tinner C. Hopkins, r ss St. Julian, 1st w of Habersham Baker Henry M., elk W. W. Gordon & Co., r es Drayton,'2d n of Hall Baker James, c, lb, r ss Liberty lane, 2d w of E. Broad Baker John, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, 2d e of President Baker Joseph H , butcher,. Market, r 22 Williams B A K E R MARCUS S., wood and coal dealer, W. Broad, sw corR. R., r Jones, ne cor Tattnall Baker Maria, c, laundress, r rear 49 York Baker Moses, c, lab, r 19| Gordon Baker Philip, c, lab, r McGuire, 3d n of Indian Baker Richard, c, farmer, r rear Jackson, 2d n of Arnold Baker Richard F., elk G. Eckstein & Co., r 147 Perry Baker Robert, c, porter R. W. Woodbridge, r 33 Jones Baker Robert, train hand S., F. & W. Ry., r 24 Taylor Baker Samuel, c, stevedore, r ss Jones, 2d e of Guerard Baker Samuel T., bkkpr J. Lyons, r 28 Lincoln Baker Stephen J. M. printer G. N. Nichols, r Howard, nw cor Bolton Baker Stephney, c, wks S., F. &. W.'Ry., r 19J Gordon Bader Thomas, c, wks R. W. Woodbridge, r ss Pine, 1st w of Ann Baker Timothy, porter, r rear W. Broad, sw cor Stewart Baker William^ c, wks Bacon & Brooks, r ns Bolton, 3d w of Cuyler B A K E R W ILLIAM H., supt Public Schools, r es Dray ton, 2d n of Hall * Baldwin Aaron, c, lab, r ws E. Broad, 1st s of Broughton lane Baldwin Alfred, c, lab, r 207 York W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. HeDOHOVaH & BALLAHT7HE. (See front fly E.) Past Freight Line, dailjfto Macon, Albany, Chattahoochee Eiver, and all Points in South- ? era Georgia and Florida. BAL 146 BAR Baldwin Arthur C., printer Haslam & Co., r 59 York Baldwin Cyrus, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r McGuire, 3d n of Indian Baldwin Daniel H. (Baldwin & Co.), r New York Baldwin .George J. (Baldwin & Co.), r ns Bolton, 3d w of Whitaker BALD W IN & CO. (D. H. Baldwin, J. Hull and G. J. Baldwin), mnfrs fertilizers and com mers, 116 Bay Bales George W., elk Ludden & Bates, r 144 Congress Balfour Robert, gardener, r White Bluff rd Ballantine William D. (J. & T. Mulligan & Co.),engineer Tyler Press, r 39 York Ballantyne Thomas (McDonough & Ballantyne), r 51 Brough ton Ballantyne William, engineer, r S. Broad, nw cor Perry lane Ballard John, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry Balom William, c, lab, r rear Waldburg, nr Waters rd Bambrick Hannah, wid Theophilus, r 6 Barnard Bancroft Ellen Miss, boarding, 101 President Bandfield Anderson, c, wks Gordon Press Bandtholtz Peter G., saloon, 109 York Bandy George W., machinist J. W. Tynan, 21 Jones Bandy Georgia, wid William J., r 101 Montgomery Bandy James A., lab, bds 101 Montgomery Bandy James W., rice planter, r 21 Jones Bandy Joseph H., tinner S., F. & W. Ry., bds 21 Jones Bandy William, wks S. G. Hayne & Bro Bankhead Thomas, carpenter C. R. R Banks Albert C., inspector D. C. Bacon & Co., r 76 Habersham Baaks Allen, c, wks Baltimore wharf, r ns Perry lane, 3d w of Barnard Banks Charles Mrs., bds 68 Lincoln Banks Georgia, wid W. H , r 42 Hull Banks Selina, c, laundress, r rear Pleasant Hill, cor Waters Banks Thornton, c, farmer, r 19 Gordon Banks William, c, porter Tebeau & Elkins Bannon George, wks Cotton Factory, bds 111 W. Broad Bannon John, fireman C. R. R Barbee Alexander M., carpenter, r Hall, se cor Price Barbee Alexander M. Jr., conductor C. L. R. R., r HalL se cor Price Barber Annie, wid B., r 46 E. Broad Barber Benjamin J., molder Phoenix Iron Wks, r 46 E. Broad BAR 147 BAE Barber Frank, fireman C. R. R., r White Bluff rd Barber James, porter, r 119 W. Broad Barber John V., cigrmkr, bds 34| Drayton Barbour Archibald, carpenter C. R. R., bds 204 S. Broad Barbour Bros. (Robert and Joseph S. F. Barbour), grocers New Houstori, sw cor Barnard Barbour Joseph H., butcher, Market, r 14| William Barbour Joseph S. F. (Barbour Bros.), bds New Houston, sw cor Barnard Barbour Robert, carpenter C. R. R., r ns New Houston lane, 1st w of Whitaker Barbour Robert T. (Barbour Bros.), and mail elk The Morning News, r ns New Houston lane, 1st w of Woitaker Barclay Henry, carpenter, r Henry, se cor W. Broad Barclay Mary Miss, r 47 W. Broad Barefield William, c, lab, r ns Indian'lane,. 11th e of Farm Barggren Andrew, hostler J. J. McDonough, r 40 Jefferson Barie Augustus, acct Sav. Gas Lt. Go., r 116 Liberty Barie Charles J., purser "City of Augusta," r 163 York Barie Claudius E., bkkpr S., F. & W. Ry., r 163 York Barie Mark A., elk Edward A. Abbott, bds 163 York Barker George, pilot, bds 56 S. Broad Barksdale Henry L., elk S,, F. & W. Ry., r 70 Gordon Barksdale I. A., wid J. H., r 70 Gordon Barlow James E., elk, bds 168 Broughton Barlow Robert Y., wks Schwarz & Acosta, bds 168 Broughton Barnard Abram, c, lab, r Gwinnett, nw cor Cemetery Barnard Calvin B. (Whiteside & Barnard), r 8 State Barnard Harriet, c, huckster, Market, r Dittimusville i Barnard James M. (Richardson & Barnard), r 81 S. Broad Barnard Nathaniel L., with S., F. & W. Ry., bds 144 Gaston Barnard Rachel, c, laundress, r 7 Ogeechee rd Barnard Street School, lu3 Barnard Barnard William, c, driver, r ss Walker, 3d e of Guerard Barnard William-M., conductor S., F. & W. Ry., r 80A Lincoln BARNARD & ANDERSON STREET R. R., office New Houston, se cor W. Broad Barnes David, c, lab, r ns Indian, 2d e of Farm Barnes George, wks C. R. R., bds 11 Wilson Barnes William, c, waiter W. B. Ferrili, r York, cor Jefferson Barnett Joseph, c, wks J.#I. Stoddard, r rear 132 Harris Barnett R. S., asst U. S. engineer, r Oglethorpe Barracks Barnett William, c, lab, r rear Cleburne, 5th s of Randolph w m turn, MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) T hrough Sleepers daily to V al dosta, Quitman, T hom asville and Albany, BAR 148 BAR Barnett Wolfe, farmer, r 178 Hull Barnett Yorick, c, porter, r rear Liberty lane, nr Randolph Barnickel John N., baker, jc Huntingdon, se cor Tattnall Barnwell Anna, c, laundress, r W. Broad, sw cor Gwinnett lane Barnwell Caroline E., wid J., r Indian, 5th w of Ann ' Barnwell Cuthbert, engineer S., E. & W. Ry., r 34 Jones Barnwell Edward, c, saloon, Arnold, nw cor Jackson, r rear, 19 Arnold Barnwell E. H. & Co. (M. B. Hamilton and W. B. Coffin), cot ton brokers, 9*9 Bay Barnwell Frank, c, wks Planters Rice Mill Barnwell Louisa A., wid.J. B., bds 29 Jones Barnwell Nathaniel, fireman S., F. & W. Ry., bds ns Hull, 1st e of E. Bload Barnwell Richard 0., com mer, 62 Bay, bds Screven House Barnwell Robert, watchman C. R. R Barnwell Sarah A. Mrs., r Montgomery, ne cor Huntingdon Barnwell Thaddeus, c, bricklayer, r ns York lane, 4th w of S. Broad Barnwell Ward, c, wks C. R. R Barnwell Woodward, rice planter, r 161 Charlton Barny Aaron, c, lab, r Lumber, 1st n of Bryan Barrett Edmund, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r Perry, nw cor Arnold Barrett Edmund, Jr., machinist McDonough & Ballantyne, r Perry, nw cor Arnold Barrett James, wks C. R. R Barrett Michael, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r 13 Stewart Barrett Michael, Jr., fireman C. R. R., r ws Wilson, 2d n of S im s. Barrett Michael J., fireman C. R. R , bds ss Jones, 7th w of W. Broad Barrett M., wid James, r 6 Gordon Barrett Patrick, horse shoer D. O'Connor, r 29 W. Broad Barrett Richard, fireman C. R. R., bds ss Jones, 7th w of W. \Broad ' Barrett Thomas A., fireman S., F. & W. Ry., bds Thunderbolt rd, nr Perry Barrett William P., plumber Chas. P. Small, r Arnold, nw cor Perry Barrick Katie, wid M. M., r 5 Habersham Barrick Morrell, c, lab, r rear President, 3d s of Randolph Barron Alice, wid J. B., r es W. Broad, 2d s of Alice Barron James, c, hostler M. Feeley J; E E D Y h a n d le s m o r e l e m o n s th a n an y h ou se South. Get his Prices before purchasing else- a where. L C. Strong, PHARMACIST, 67 BULL STREET- . BAR 149 BAT Barron James A., grocer, es Montgomery, 2d n of Anderson, r Anderson, ne cor Montgomery Barron Joseph, c, butcher G. Debele, r Pine, 2d e of Lumber Barrows Henry C., capt steam launch "Discoverer," r 118 Jones Barry J arnes, lab, bds ss Congress, 1st w of Houston Barry Kattie, nurse S. P. Hamilton, r rear 86 Abercorn Barry Michael H., painter S., F. & W. Ry., r Thunderbolt rd Barry Patrick W. J., bkkpr J. Flannery & Co., r 2 Margaret Barry William F., with Ga. & Fla. Island Steamboat Co., r 67 Gaston Barth Julius, butcher, bds 23 Roberts Barthelmess George S., elk D. Cox, r 188 President Barthemess John B., carpenter C. R. R., r 203 Perry Barthelmess Robert M., master car builder C. R. R., r 205 Perry Bartley Christopher, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear 5 S. Broad Bartley William H. miller Saussy & Harmon, bds 35 Gaston Bartley W. B. c, drayman, ss Bryan, 8th e of Farm Bartoli Catherine, wid A., bds 43 Price Barton Alice Mrs., dressmkr, r Reynolds, 1st e of President, Barton Frank, sea captain, bds 54 Jones Barton John B., elk S. F. & W. Ry., bds 202 Hull Basch C. E., wks S., F. & W. Ry Basch Theodore, inspector of customs, r 20 Jefferson Bashley Madison, c, lab, r Price, sw cor Reppard Bashlor Fannie E., Miss, with Jacob Cohen, bds 67 President Bashlor Francis B., cabinet mkr A. J. Miller & (j, r 12 Mar garet Basinger Jane, wid Thomas, r 134 Liberty BASINGER W ILLIAM S,, lawyer, Drayton, nw cor Bryan, r 154| Liberty Baskin Thomas, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins Basler Antone, mer, Jones, r ne cor Barnard Basler Antone V., elk Jacob Cohen, r 174 Bryan Basler Joseph, tinsmith, bds Arnold nr Liberty Basler Bober, elk, bds 174 Bryan Basler Valentine, saloon, 174 Bryan Bass Charles, c, waiter Mrs. E. R. Gibbs, r ss St. Gaul, 5th n of Harrison Bastin Julia, wid C. B., r 25 Stewart Bateman John H., c, lab, r ns Bryan, 6th e of Lumber Bates Ann, wid James, r 158 Gaston Bates Clark, c, wks Coakley & Jones. jj M A C H I N I S T S , I R O N A N D B R A S S ill F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B.) 2. S rf . &o iWt#. onvY . fonllt o h i d Ta0 BAT 150 BEA Bates Ferdinand F., salesman Ludden & Bates, r 44 Haber- shiun Bates Julius A. (Ludden & Bates), r Taylor, sw cor Whitaker Bates Maria M , wid Julius, r Taylor, sw cor whitaker Bates Mary F., wid T. C., r Waldburg, se cor Drayton Batkin P., fireman C. R. R Batteau Stephen, c, lab, r 27 McDonough . Batty Mary`A., wid Alfred M., bds 162 Taylor Battey Nelson, c, hostler S., S. & S. Ry Battise Nannie, c, huckster market, r couutry Battise Peter, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett, 15th e of Cemetery Batts John, wks Cotton Factory Baug Charles, fireman C. R. R- Baughan Henry W., watchman C. R. R Baughan James, cigar mkr F. Roseally, bds 159 York Baughan Richard, wks Cotton Factory Baughan William W., fireman C. R. R Bayo Andrew, watchman C. R. R Bazant Edward, tinner J. A. Douglas Bazemore Amanda M , wid Marcus, r 100 President Bazemore William L , r 100 President Beach Edward C., bkkpr Allen & Lindsay, r Abercorn, sw cor New Houstdn Beach Institute, Price, ne cor Harris Bach Margaret E. Mrs., dressmkr, r Abercon, sw cor New Houston Beale James, c, wks I. Roos, r rear Thunderbolt rd, 4th w of waters rd Beale Jane, c, laundress, r rear Thunderbolt rd, 4th w of Wa- iiGrs rd Beale Fillmore M., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry, r ns Tattnall, 2d n of Hall Beale Robert C , rec teller Merchants National Bank, r 56 Liberty Beaman James, molder Phoenix Iron Works Beasley Abraham, waiter Marhall House, r 15 Taylo^ Beasley Daniel, c, wks Gordon Press, r Mill, 5th w of W. Boundary Beasley Frank, c, wks Gordon Press Beasley Lewis, c, wks Tyler Press Beasley Marion, baker J. Schwarz, r 64 Jones Beasley Mary, r ss Congres lane, 2d w of Habersham Beasley Martha A., Mrs, dressmkr, r 110 State___________ _ AND PANS OF A LL SIZES^ m ade by JOHN R O U R K E , 2 B ay St. BEA 151 BEL Beasley Sawney, c, wks Gordon press Beasley Sharper, c, wks Planters' Rice Mill, r Mill, 2d w of Lumber Beatty .Cornelius, c, lab, r Montgomery, se cor Gaston Beatty Edward, c, wks Planters' Rice Mill Beatty Robert, wks McMillan Bros., r E Boundary Beatty Samuel, c, driver J. T. Kilpatrick Beau Philip, clothing, 180 Bryan Beck Iverson, wks Cotton Factory, bds 25 Stewart Beckman Thomas A., saloon, W. Broad, sw cor Indian Becket Anastatia, wid Henry, r 94 W. Broad Becket Henry, elks Sou. Exp. Co., bds 94 W. Broad Beckett Isaac, lawyer, 12 Whitaker Beckman George, barkpr G. Fox, r 176 St. Julian Beckman William, grocer, 106 Jefferson, r 183 Taylor Bedell Robert, c, wks Gordon Press Bee Barnard E., r Isle of Hope Bee Manning K ., barber, r Farm, se cor Margaret Bee Mitchell, c, lab, r ss Gwinnett Lane, 3d w of Burroughs Bee Prince, c, lab, r es W. Broad, 2d s of Huntingdon Beebe William H., conductor C. R R., r 1094 Barnard Behnken Edward E., elk Haslam & Hawkins Behnken William E., bkkpr Saussy & Harmon, r 107 Barnard Behr John, drayman, r es Tattnall, 6th s of Gaston Behrens John H. (Behrens & Co.), grocer, Farm, nw cor Pine Behrens Martin, with A. Stucken & Co., "r 148 Hull Behrens & Co. (J. H. Behrens and F. Hiemsoth), grecers Farm, ne cor Olive Beinkampen Chailes A., guano mnfr, bds Anderson, ne cor Bull Beinkampen George, guano mnfr, bds Anderson, ne cor Bull Btmkampen Martin, elk, bds ss Duffy, 5th w of Bull Belair Joseph, c, lab, r es Ann, 2d n of Harrison Belcher Edwin, c, elk U. S. Customs, r 40 State JELL ALVIN clk office City Council, r 115 Jones B e l Charles, c, wks C. R R , r Indian lane, 8th w of Farm Bell Charles G., elk G. Eckstein & Co., bds 159 York Bell Charles H., bds 152 Gordon Bell Clarence H., elk Bacon & Brooks, bds Perry, cor Habersnam Bell Granville, lab, r Anderson, nr Ogeechee rd Beil Henry, c, carpenter, r 113 W. Broad Bell Henry, c, wks C. R. R , r ss Alice, 4th w of W. Broad riiO R ID A DISPATCH m ii FAST FREIGHT LINE. BEL 152 BEN Bell Jacob, driver Max Krauss, r W. Broad, sw cor Robert Bell James, c, wks Gordon Press, r Indian lane, 8th w'of Farm Bell John, c, wks Solomon Cohen, r E. Boundary, ne cor Presi dent Bell John E., engineer C. R. R., r 45 Jones Bell Julius B., chief elk forwarding dept C. R. R.,bds 153 Lib- erty Bell Oliver, c, lab, r es W. Broad lane, 2d s of Jones Pell Sarah J., wid S. P., r 1'5 Jones Bell William ,B .| c, wks H. Wayne, r 181 York Bellinger Samuel, c, wks Lower Press Belsinger Joseph, elk Eckman & Yetsburg, r 170 Taylor Benbow Rufus, c, lab, r rear 20 Arnold Bender Henry W., policeman, bds Duffy, se.cor Whitaker Bender John, c, lab, r ss Reppard, 3d w of Habersham Bender Sarah L., wid Joseph W., bds 53| Jefferson Bendheim Adolph D. (Bendheim Bros. & Co.), r 143 Bay Bendheim Albert, elk Bendheim Bros. & Co., bds 169 Jones Bendheim Berthold, with Bendheim Bros. & Co., bds Pulaski House BENDHEIM BROS. & CO. (A. D., M. and H. Bend heim), whol cigars, tobacco and pipes, 143 Bay Bendheim Henry (Bendheim Bros. & Co.), bds Pulaski House Bendheim Meier (Bendheim Bros. & Co.), bds Screven House Benedict Thomas, c, plasterer, r rear es E. Boundary, 6th s of Broughton Benedict William, c, lab, r rear 20 Arnold Benford Thomas, lab, bds Broughton,, 1st w of Arnold Benjamin Amos W., porter D. Weisbein, r 114 Jones Benjamin John, c, driver G. H. Stone, r rear 50 S. Broad Benjamin Samuel, c, wks M. Ferst & Co., r Huntingdon, nr Montgomery Benken Eugene E., mer, r 202 Charlton Benken Eugenia Mrs., r 202 Charlton Benken John H., train hand C. R. R., r 209 Wayne Benken Joseph, c, lab, r S. Broad lane, nr E. Broad Benrett Anna'M., wid Dallas M., bds ss Pine, 1st e of Ann Bennett Anthony, c, driver S., S. & S. R. R., r ns Reppard, 3d e of White Biuff rd Bennett Anthony, c, shoemkr, E. Broad, sw cor State, r ns Broughton, 2d e of E. Broad Bennett Chauncey, c, whitewasher, r ns York lane, 1st w of Houston___________ ________________ Florida Oranges Is H eadquarters L. C. Strong, French, American and English Soaps, 67 Bull Street. BEN 153 BEE Bennett David, c, wks'Tyler Press Bennett E. A. Mrs., dressmkr, 103 Liberty Bennett Fred P., elk A. R. Altmayer & Co., bds 133 Congress Bennett Hall, c, lab, r ns Roberts al, 1st w of Roberts Bennett Harry I., elk Sloat, Bussell & Co., bds 105 Congress Bennett Harry F., frimmer, r ns Roberts, 1st w of W. Broad Bennett Jacob, c, lab, r ns Congress lane, 3d e of Habersham Bennett James, c, lab, r 200 Bryan Bennett James, c, lab, r Reed row Bennett James, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Hull, 1st e f E. Broad Bennett James H., salesman Allen & Lindsay, bds 159 York Bennett Joseph, elk, bds lu7 Congress Bennet :Joseph, with L. Savarese & Bro., r 5 Jefferson Bennett Joseph G., policeman; r 16 Gordon Bennett Julia, c, r ns York lane, 3d w of Houston Bennett Lewis, wks C. R. R., r 215 Bryan Bonnette Mary A., wid J. B., r 47 S. Broad Bennett Mehitable, wid L. S., bds 157 Gordon Bennett Riehard, e, lab, r 23 Perry Bennett Robert, c, driver, r 15 Charlton Bennett Samuel, c, porter C. H. Olmstead, r 23 Perry Bennett Samuel, wks S. J. Tishler, bds 42 Montgomery Bennett Sarah D., wid A. F., bds 102 S. Broad Bennett Stephen, c, wks Lower Press Bennett Terrence, driver Washington Fire Co., r 23 Houston Bennett William F., pilot, bds 9 Broughton BENNETT W ILLIAM H., pay master S., F. & W. Ry., r Anderson, nw cor Whitaker Bennu's Eliza, wid------, bds 29 President Benson Edward P., r ss New Houston, 2d w of Drayton Benson Otis S., frt agt Ga. & Fla. Inland Steamboat Co., r 79 Liberty Bentley James, driver, r ss Charlton lane, 10th w of E. Broad Bentley Samuel, c, wks Gordon Press, r Charlton lane, e of Price Bentley William, c, lab, r rear Gwinnett, ne cor Waters rd Benton Hampton, c, waiter Marshall House, r ss Charlton lane, w of Lincoln Bentschner Solomon, elk I. L. Falk & Co., r 13 Tattnall Beranc Henry A., elk S., F. & W. Ry, r 172 S. Broad Berane James F., opr Telephone Exchange, r 172 S. Broad Beranc John A., elk Ludden & Bates, r 172 S, Broad Iro n f ilim AND VERANDAHS o f the LA T E ST DESIGNS. 1 1 l / l ( l U l l l l l [ y O M c D O N O U G H & B A U L A N T Y N E , (See f r o n t fly B.) S., F. & W. Ry. Two Past Mail Trains Daily. Be* tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. BEE 154 BES Beranc Lawrence A., collector S., F. & W. Ry, r 172 S. Broad Beranc Peter, elk C. H. Dixon, r 172 S. Broad Beranc Peter Jr., elk, r 172 S. Broad Berdon Christian H., huckster, Market, r Lovers lane Berg Isadore, with Solomon Bros., bds 169 Jones Berg Mina, wid Sigmund, r 166 Jones Bergen Richard F., pressman Ludden & Bates, r Montgomery, 3d n of Bay Bergerman George, machinist, bds 158 Bryan Berghauer Herman, cabinetmkr Alien & Lindsay, r 11 Orange Bergin Thomas, carpenter C. R. R Bergman Frank A. (Bergman & Steele), r 54 S. Broad Bergman & Steele (F. A. Bergman and Wm. Steele), steve dores, 130 Bay Bergsteiner A. A., train hand C. R. R Bernard Betsey, wid G., r 78 S. Broad Bernard Calvin B., c, painter, r 8 State Berndt Charles, saloon, 22 W. Broad Berrien Cecil, foreman, r White Bluff rd Berrien Guy, e, wood sawyer, r Olive, 4th e of Farm Berrien Ishmael, c, wks Lower Press Berrien Joseph, e, lab, r Bryan, 6th w of Lumber Berrien Lawrence C L , yark elk Tyler Press Berrien Richard, c, lab, r ss Jones lane, 3d w of Prendergast Berrien Webster, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Berrigan John, baker J. Nugent, bds 192 Bryan Berry Alexander, c, butcher Henry Fields, r rear Liberty lane* Berry Ann H., wid John, r 92 Tattnall Berry James, wks S., F. & W. Ry Berry Oliver, elk Wylly & Clarke, bds Abercorn, nw cor Gaston Berry Osgood N., train hand C* R. R., bds Gwinnett, 3d n of W. Broad Berry William E. S., fireman C. R. R., r Indian lane, se cor Lum ber Berry William H., machinist S., F. & W. Ry., r 115 Abercorn Bertody Thomas D., cotton broker, 126 Bay, r 82 S. Broad Bessellieu Charles M , bkkpr J. F. Wheaton, r 101 Taylor Bessellieu Edward C., elk Georgia Historical Society, bds 115 Congress Bessellieu James Z-, elk H Hull & Co., bds 115 Congress Bessellieu Thomas E , dentist, 115 Congress Bessent James E., driver Bartow Fire Engine, r 40 President Best Amelia L. Mrs., boarding, 202 S. Broad Cemetery and Balcony Bailings of All Binds n a l l l H y S - made by JOHN KOURKE, 2 Bay Street Strong's Drug Store, BES * 155 BIN BEST A SH LE Y 0., dentist, 145 Congress (up-stairs), r 202 S. Broad Best Michael, c, driver, r ws Lumber, 3d s of Jones Bethlehem A. M. E. Church, E. Broad, 1st s of Gwinnett Bethlehem Baptist Church, c, ns New Houston, w of Cuyler Bethune Alfred, c, wks pilot boat " Wilder," r rear Jackson, 1st s of Arnold Betts Mary, c, laundress, r 115 Montgomery Beuerle William D., elk J. Peter Ott, bds Bolton, cor Waters rd Beuhler Ernest, elk, r 216 1roughton Bevens Grosvernor E., elk C. R. R., r Ogeechee rd Bevens Regulus D., c, wks D. C. Bacon, r rear Bolton, 6th e of S., F. & W. Ry Beverly Thomas, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r 194 Bryan Bevill Frank, conductor C. R. R., r 26J William Bevill James, train hand C. R. R., bds 26J William Bevill Scrugs, mate " Katie," r 42 Jefferson Bevell William, c, driver, r rear 1 Liberty Bevill William B., carpenter Showalter & Thompson, r 19 Roberts Bevin William E., naval store inspector, r 61 Taylor Beytagh James, wks S., F.'& W. Ry., r 54 E. Broad Beytagh John, grocer, 54 E. Broad Beytagh Maria Mrs., grocer, E. Boundary, sw cor Hull Beytagh Robert M., wks McMillan Bros., bds E. Boundary, sw cor Hull Beytagh Stephen J., blacksmith S., F. & W. Ry., r ws E. Broad, 2d n of Perry lane Beytagh Thomas J., elk A. J. Miller & Co., r 54 E. Broad Beytagh Winfred, wid G. B.,r ws E. Broad, 2d n of Perry lane Bickford Harlan P., elk A. Hanley, r 148 Harris Bickman Henry, c, wks Tyler Press Biddell Robert, c, wks C. R. R., r ns Lumber, 2d e of Mill Bieber Louisa Miss, with C. Lang, bds es EL Broad, 2d n of S. Broad Bigby John *8., U. S. dist atty, Custom House, r Atlanta Bilbo John, lawyer, 135 Bay Biller Antonio, barkpr G. Fox, bds 176 St. Julian Biller John, wks Cotton Factory, bds es Roberts, 9th n of Wil son Biner Henry, c, lab, r ns Harrison, w of Laurel Bing Isaac, c, driver, r She!tons lane, s of Anderson BING LISBON, 4 shoemkr, 74J Drayton Nnrtliorn Priroo matched oh all of oup. work. l i v l b l'u l I t 1 ilv U O McDonoughSi Ballantyno. (See front fly B .) Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay cross. BIN 156 BLA Bing William, c, driver, r ss Huntingdon, 8th w of W. Broad Binges Ellen, wid Frederick, r 13 Jones Bingham Calla C., wks Cotton Factory . Bingham Joseph B., elk, bds Planters Hotel Binswanger Solomon (Joseph Rosenheim & Co.), r 172 Liberty Binyard Leah, c, laundress, r 182 State Bioly Robert^ c, carpenter, r ns Joachim, 4th w of W. Broad Birch William T., trader, r 77 Gordon Bird Cyrus, c, lab, r ws McGuire, 1st n of Indian Bird Francis G., c, fish dealer, r rear ws Reynolds, opp Jack- son Bird Isaac, asst light house kpr Bird Isaac, driver S., S. & S. R. R., r Henry lane, cor Abgrcorn Bird James, fireman C. R. R., bds 53 W. Broad Bird James, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, 1st e of Broughton Bird John F., depot baggage master S-, F. & W. Ry., r 801 Lincoln , Bird John W,, machinist S., F. & W. Ry., r 7 Taylor Bird Joseph, c, lab, r rear 49 York Bird Margaret, c, seamstress, r W. Broad, nw cor Alice Bird Mary F., c, dressmkr, Price, 2d n of Macon Bird Michael H., blacksmith I). O'Connor, bds 206 Bryan Bird Rosa Miss, bds 80J Lincoln Bird W. Louis, elk auditors office C. R. R., bds 146 S. Broad Birden Albert, wks S., F. & W. By Birnbaum Jacob, with I. Epstein & Bro., r 3 Tattnall Birnbaum Max (Abrahams & Birnbaum), bds 104 Taylor Birney Thomas, c, lab, r ss Duffy lane,. 2d e of Jefferson Bischoff John M., grocer, Farm, sw cor Canal Bissard Mack, c, carpenter, r ws McGuire, 1st n of Indian Bissard Samuel, c, seaman, r 21 Mill Bissard Scippio, c, lab, r Mill, 3d w of Farm Bissard Stafford, c, lab, r ss Charlton lane, 5th w of E. Broad Bithewood James, c, lab, r Joachim, 5th e of Farm Blaas Victor, c, lab, r ns Walker, 2d e of Guerard Black Benjamin, c, lab, r Indian lane, 5th e of W. Boundary Black Cyrus, c, wks C. R. R Black Frank, c, lab, r ns Gordon lane, 2d w of Barnard Black Frank X., elk L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r 129 York Black Henry G., harness mkr E. L. Neidlinger, r 68 Abercorn Black John, c, engineer Puder & Downs, r es Lumber, 2d w of Sims Black John, c, porter Crawford & Lovell, r Fai^n, 1st s of Pine J.B. REEDY, The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. L C. Strong, D R U G C flS T . P rescrip tio n s a S p ecialty , 07 B u ll Street. BLA 157 BLA Black Lawrence, c, porter, r Farm, 1st s of Pine Black Perry, c, wetiter Screven House, r Perry lane Black P. H., driver Coakley .& Jones Black Sarah M., wid William, r 129 York Black William A., engineer CVIt. It., r 88| W. Broad i Black William H., switchman C. It R., bds 86 W. Broad \ Black William H., c, wks R. D. Walker Black William M., baker, Taylor, 1st e of Habersham Blackman Delhia Mrs., domestic S. M. Colding, bds 161 S. Broad Blackshear Charles J., elk Crawford & Lovell, r 125 Jones Blackshear T., c, fireman S., F. & W. Ity Blackwell Samuel A., conductor S., S. & S. It. R., r Anderson, n e cor Abercorn Blackwell Samuel B., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Blair Charles, c, barber, r ws Wilson, 3d s of Sims Blair Francis, Chief Fire Dept., r 148 Harris Blair Henry, c, porter, r ws Wilson, 3d s of Sims Blair Jacob, wks Puder & Downs, r ns Charlton lane, 5th n of Whitaker Blair Peter, c, hostler J. Feeley, r 42 Roberts Blair Peter, c, porter, r 109 Jefferson Blair Richard, wks cotton press, r ss Walker, 2d w of Guerard Blair William, c, lab, r ws Wilson, 3d s of Sims Blake Abram, wks Upper Steam Mill Blake Frank, wks Planters' Rice Mill Blake George, lab, r ss Indian, 1st w of W. Broad Blake George J., bookbinder Morning News, r 2 Indian Blake Green, lab, r 38 Roberts ' Blake Harrison, c, lab, r rear Randolph, nr Liberty Blake Isaac, c, wks H. M. Comer & Co., r Lovers lane Blake James, c, wks William Cleary, r rear e end Perry lane Blake John J., pressman Morning News, r 2 Indian Blake Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r Olive, 1st w of Lumber Blake Lewis, c, driver Moran & Reilly Blake Martin, c, wks H. F. Willink Blake Thomas, c, porter J. W. McIntyre &Co Blake William, c, porter E. McEUigott, r rear 120 W. Broad Blake William J., flush-binder Morning News, r 2 Indian Blanchard Eugene R., hatter 6 | Bull, r 80 Broughton Blanchard Marshal, elk S. Elsinger, bds 38 Habersham Blanchau Felix, bricklayer, bds 76 Bryan Bland Henry, cfclab, r w s Montgomery, 3d s of Gaston OF ALL KINDS MADE A T SHORT NOTICE. McDOHOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) S.,F.& W .RY. Elegant Passenger Coaches, with W estinghouse A ir Brakes, M iller Platform s, and Janney Couplers. BLA 158 BOO Blaadin G-eorge, c, driver, r rear 80 | Lincoln Blase Charles, cigarmkr F. Kolb, bds 121 Brdughton Blatz Anna Mrs., huckster Market, r Lover's lane, cor Watersrd Blennahassett William, elk, r 38 Abercorn Bleyert Henry, shipping elk G. Y> Hecker & Co., r Ogeechee rd Blidge John, c, wks James B. Read, r rear 94 Liberty Bliger Frank S., barber S. L. Gerst, r Broughton, ne cor Reynolds Bliger Thomas, c, cooper J. F. Torrent, r Reynolds, cor Broughton Bliss James pilot, 120 Bay, r 70| St. Julian Bliss Joseph F., collector E. L. Segur, r 61 Chariton Bliss Julia S. wid J. S., r 70| St. Julian Bliss Lewis, elk Dickerson & Paulsen, r 61 Charlton Blizzard Frederick W., dep collector TJ. S. Int Rev, 163 York . Bloat David M., lumber inspt D. C. Bacon & Co., bds ns Lib erty, 4th w of Price Blocker Alexander B., watchman, r Duffy, sw cor Montgomery Blocker Berry, c, farmer, r Zubly, 2d e of Poplar Blocker Franklin, wks Cotton Factory r Duffy, sw cor Mont gomery Blocker William T., wks Cotton Factory, r Duffy, sw cor Mont gomery Blois Allred J. J., planter, r 101 Liberty Blois Leo., wid James F., bds 50 Harris Blois Lucille Miss, school, r 101 Liberty Blonk Benjamin L., restaurant, Whitaker, sw cor Perry lane Bloodworth Francis D., elk W. W. Gordon & Co., r 62 State Blount Benjamin, c, lab, r ss Indian, w of Farm Blount Samuel, c, lab, r Cuyler, se cor Waldburgh lane Blount Thomas M., conductor S., S. & S. R. R , r 153 Duffy Blue Frank, horseshoer P. O'Connor, r Gwinnett, nr Bolton Blue Tyler, track hand, C. L. R. R Bluff Joseph, c, driver, r rear Arnold, 1st w of Jackson Blun Charles S. (Kennedy & Blun), r 73 Jones BLUN H ENRY, banker, auctioneer and broker, 120 Bryan, r 112 S. Broad * B 'nai Brith Jacob, r Montgomery, ne cor State BOARD OF EDUCATION, E. C. Anderson, pres : W. H. Baker, sec; Chatham Academy Boatner Aaron, c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Farm, 2d n of Bryan Bock Williahi B., cigarmkr H. E. Gonzales, r Sitns, nr Purse P L O W C A ST IN G S, and a ll description s i o f Iron W ork. John R ourke, 2 B ay St. BOD 159 BON Bodell Hugh/ engineer, r 209 Duffy Bodell William, switchman S.. F. & W. By., r 208 Duffy Bodis Pter, c, barkpr F. H. Davidson, r W. Broad, se cor Alice Bogart Robert D., buyer Brierly & Maitland-Dougall, r 87 Liberty BOGART W ILLIAM S., prin Girls' High School, and sec Georgia Historical Society, r 140 Taylor Boggs Frances M., wid W., r ss New Houston, 1st w of Bull Boggs Samuel, c, wks Upper Press Bohan John J., elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 31 Houston Bohan William M., elk F. M. Farley, r 31 Houston Boifeuillet John P., c, wks C. Green & Co.?r ws Whitaker, s of Anderson Bolan Emma, wid M., bds 93 Henry Bolan Frank E., printer Haslam & Co., r Anderson, 4th e of Abercorn Bolan John J., tinner T. J. Daly, r Perry lane Bolan William H., elk P. M. Sanders, r 68 Jefferson Bolden Abraham, driver M. Ferst & Co., r ns Broughton, 1st e of E. Brood * Bolden Albert, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, nr Broughton Bolden Charles, c, barber W. T. Engliss, r 207 York Bolden Mingo, c, lab, r Indian lane, 9th w of Farm Bolden Richard, c, carpenter, r Burroughs, sw cor New Hous ton lane Boldridge George, grocer, 24 Broughton Boley Henry M., elk M. Boley, bds 196 Liberty Boley John, c, tinner T. Daley, r ns Perry lanefj 1st e of Jeffer son Boley Michael, furniture, 186 and 188 Broughton, r 196 Lib erty Bolshaw Henry, elk R. B. Reppard, r county Bolshaw James H., elk R. B. Reppard, r 11 Broughton Bolshaw Thomas H., crockery and glassware, 152 St. Julian, r 212 Liberty Bolshaw William H., bkkpr T. H. Bolshaw, bds 11 Bronghton Bolton Middleton, c, buttler J. Derst, r rear 92 Broughton Bonaparte Clement N., c, lab r 14 Stewart Bonaud Augustus, elk W. M. Davidson, r 93 Abercorn Bond A. McDowell, elk Robert L. Mercer, r 139 Liberty Bond Charles, fireman C. R. R., bds 210 Charlton Bond Henay, train hand C. R. R., bds 210 Charlton Bond Jackson, -e*lab.r rear Arnold, nr Liberty w on h i , M ACH IN ISTS, IRO N AND B R A SS F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B .) . Freight in Through Cars on fast trains Without Transfer. BON 160 BOS Bond John, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Bond Joseph I., elk C. Ellis Bond Patrick W., r 210 Charlton Bond Thomas P., com mer, 157 Bay, r New Houston, nw cor Barnard Bones Daniel, c, driver, r 191 Taylor Bones Jacob, elk, bds 104 rl aylor Bones Philip, lab, r rear ns E. Boundary, 7th n of Broughton Bones Tinny, elk, bds 104 Taylor Bonnell Elizabeth J., seamstress, r White Bluff rd Bonnell James H., toll-gate kpr, r White Bluff rd Bonton William, fruits, r 148 President . Boone Scipio, c, hostler M. Peeley Boone Thomas B. Rev., pastor Christ Church, bds Congress, sw cor Abercorn Boone William R., tinner J. A. Douglas, r 8 9 | Whitaker i Boone W. E., engineer S., F. & W. Ry Booth Andrew, wks C. R. R Booth Anne Miss, dressmkr Mrs. K. Booth, bds 39 E. Broad Booth Katie Mrs., dressmkr, r 39 E. Broad Booth Maria Mrs., domestic Mrs. H. V. Cummings, bds 96 Harris Bootz John, carpenter, r ws Montgomery, 2d s of Waldburg ' Bootz Philip, cabinetmkr, r ws Montgomery, 2d s of Waldburg Booz Randolph R., turncock water works, r 149 York Borchert A. Bachman, wks Schwarz & Acosta, bds 206 Hull Borchert Catherine A. Miss, teacher Massie School, r 7 Jefferson Borchert Ellen, wid Andrew, r 206 Hull Borden Sidney, blacksmith McDonough & Ballantyne Bordley John S., elk E. McIntyre, bds 106 Barnard Bordley William H., dep elk Market, r 106 Barnard Bordnave John V., driver Waver Fire Co., r 211 Congress Borings William, c, lab, r Maguire, 3d n of Indian Boriss Lewis, furniture, 33 Whitaker, r 56 Waldburg lane Bornemann Ernest, elk Knoop, Frerichs & Co., r 164 Harris Borto George, c, wks L. Savarese & Bro Bossell Charles, porter J. E. Walter, r 25 Congress Bossell George, cook, r 25 Congress Bostock George J., locksmith N. Marin & Co., r Barnard, ne cor Bryan Bostock Nellie Miss, dressmkr, r 60 Price Bostock Samuel, chief engineer Ocean S. S. Co,, bds 40 Aber corn Lemons. SE E D Y handles m ore Lem ons than any house South. Get his P rices before purchasing else w h ere. C O Q iilmUinlcgy, Druss' Coml3S' Erashes' Mir" rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. '} BOS 161 BOW [Bostock Thomas F., engineer and machinist, r 5 Montgomery [Boston Clifford, c, wks Gordon press, r Olive se cor Ann Boston David, c, driver Saussy & Harmon, r ss Gaston lane, 1st e of P rice Boston John, c, porter C. R. R., r 209 Jones Boston Mary A., wid John, r 158 State Boston Reuben, c, lab, r ws Lumber, 1st s of Sims [BOSTON AND SAVAN N AH STEAMSHIP LINE, Richardson & Barnard, agents; 78 Bay. (See p. 80.) [Bothwell Duncan, c, wks C. R. R , r es Guerard, 2d s of Jones [Bothwell Gabriel, c, lab, r ws Wilson lane, 2d s of Jones Bothwell Nelson, c, wks C. R. R , r ws Wilson lane 2d s of Jones BOTTS H EN RY T., genl ins and real estate agt, and ; marine underwriters agt, 108 Bay, r 125 Gordon, sw cor Bull Boudell D., fireman C. R. R [Boudell H., engineer C. R. R Boughes Joseph D., c, carrier P. O., r 110| Montgomery Bouhan William, grocer, r Mercer, sw cor Huntingdon Boulineau Burrill, elk C. R. R., bds 162| Jones LBoulineau Eli N. C., agt, bds 155^ Gordon (Julineau Frank, riverman, bds 155| Gordon Wjiiiam W., machMst 'C. K:*K, 162J r Jones |Bourg^oi^ Emma^^wld'^rfr 42 President [Bourke Delia, wid John, r 24 Barnard Bourke Michael C. (Dr. Montgomery), job printer G. N. Nichols, f r 24 Barnard Bourqnin Abraham, c, wks C. R. R Bourquin Alice V. Miss, teacher Barnard St. School Bourquin E. F. Miss, prin Barnard St. School Bourquin Gugie, planter and treas Pulaski Loan Assn, 105 Bay, r 210 Waldburg Bourquin Martha S., wid B., r 142 Taylor BOUTON ALONZO G., dentist, 145 S. Broad Bouton Thomas, drover, bds 33 W. Broad Bowen Abram, c, wks C. R. R., r 97 Zubly Bowen Alexander, c, lab, r 3 Floyd Bowen Charles, c, lab, r 3 Floyd Bowen Gabriel, c, poultry, Market, r Reynolds, nr S. Broad |Bowep Jacob, c, lab, r Bolton lane, cor Cuyler Bowen Paul, c, cook Mrs. F. E. McConnell Bowen Peter, c, cabinetmkr W. D. Dixon, r Vine, cor Waters rd [Bowen Solomon, c, huckster, r Lumber, 3d n of Pine xiirtar M il In a n d P A N S . F u ll s to c k on b a n d U l i y C l l I tI H I u McD o n o u g h & B A IX A N T Y N E . (See front fly B.j S ..F.& W . Fast Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany Chattahoochee River, and all Points in Soutiern Georgia and Florida. BOW 162 BOY Bowen Sulphur, e, lab, r Cuyler, nr Bolton lane Bowen William, c, lab, r Minis, nw cor Jefferson Bower J. J., engineer C. R. R Bower J. W., fireman C. R. R Bowken Samuel, c, lab, r ns Congress lane, 1st w of Lincoln Bowles Benjamin, c, wks Puder & Downs, r W. Boundary Bowles Henry, c, tailor, rear 170 Liberty Bowles John; c, lab, r 26 Stewart Bowles July, c, wks Sav. Rice Mills, r Reynolds, 3d s of S. Broad ' Bowles London, c, lab, r rear ss S. Broad, 1st w of Reynolds Bowles Mary, c, lab, m s Indian lane, 8th e of Farm Bowles Robert, longshoreman, r es Ann, 3d n of Pine Bowles Samuel, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear E. Broad, nr (Gor don lane Bowles Susan, c, laundress, rear 59 Jefferson Bowman Charles, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Alice, 10th w of W. Broad lane Bowman Joseph, c, wks Tyler Press, r ns Congress lane, 2d w of Lincoln Bowman Mary Mrs., asst matron Female Orphan Asylum, r Charlton, se cor Bull Bowman Robert, lab,r''1^yiioM%^r Broughtcm. ^ i 1 Bowman W. S. Rev., pastor Evaugll8l^iiSMer^"^ijiK:cu r rear of church Box Bacchus, c,* porter H. Meyers & Bros., r Mill, se cor V Boundary \ Box Isaac, c, wks Central Press, r Price, sw cor Waldburg Box Philip M., confectioner Houston, se cor York Box Thomas N., r 23 Broughton Boyce Lydia Mrs., saloon, 17 S. Broad Boyd Abe, c, wks Upper Press Boyd Isaac, c, wks Pulaski House, r 31 Barnard Boyd Rebecca, c, laundress, r ns Hall lane, 1st w of Tattnall Boykin Elizabeth P., milliner, 31 Broughton Boykin E. P., wid W., r ws Montgomery, 3d n of Broughton Boykin Forest, segarmkr, bds 31 Broughton Boykin William P., fireman C. R. R., bds ws Jefferson, 2d s oi New Houston Boyle George, wks S., F. & W. Ry Boyle Patrick, supt stables Coast Line R. R., r Hall, 1th e oi Price Boynes Tony, lab, r rear Cleburne, 2d s of Randolph OQ hliadfI+LiInIInU, PULLEYS< hangers, etI made by JOHN ROURKE, 2 Bay Street. White Rose" u L. C. Strong, 67 B ull St. BOY 163 BRA Boynton William T., elk Charles. Anderson, bds 188| Bryan Brabbon George, wks Cotton Factory, bds es Roberts, 7th n `^of Wilson Bracefoot Cornelius, c, wks G. W. Hussey, r Whitaker, sw cor President Bracefojd Peter, c, porter, r ns Bryan, 5fch w of Ann Bracewell Josephine S. Mrs., teacher St. Patrick School, r 15 Abercorn Bracewell Lulu, c, cakes, Market, r Bryan Braddo Charles, porter C. R. Rl, bds 42 Lincoln Braddo Emil, elk, Bds 42 Lincoln Bradley Azzalie, wid W. H., r 4 0 | S. Broad Bradley Bryan, c, wks Gordon Press Bradley Cesar, c, wks, W. W. Gordon, r Green Bradley Fannie, wid Richard, bds 115 Broughton Bradley Hector, c, driver, r es Guerard lane, 4th s of Sims Bradley Jack, c, wks W. W. Gordon, r 54 Jones Bradley James, c, lab, r 21 Charlton Bradley Jerry, c, wks J. F. Torrent, r rear 96J State Bradley Matthew W., elk J. S. Collins & Co., bds Anderson, ne cor Lincoln Bradley Robert, tailor, 23 Price, r ss Hall lane, 1st e of Price Bradley Solomon, c, lab, r es Guerard lane, 4th s of Sims Bradley William, c, lab, r 23 Joachim Bradley William, c, lab, r Jones, sw cor E. Broad BRADSTREET CO. THE, -Geo. T. NiOhols, supt; 103 Bay Bradwell Adam, c, butcher, Market, r 25 Farm Brady Bernard, tailor, 133| Congress, r 4 Macon Brady Bridget, wid J., bds ns Henry, 2d w of Barnard Brady Daniel, elk L. Carson, r 13 Walnut Brady Dennis P., watchman, r Zubly, nw cor St. Gaul Brady Frank, stone cutter, bds 15 Lincoln Brady John, lab, bds 11 Houston Brady John J., ruler Haslam & Co., r 70 Bryan Brady Joseph, wks James McGinley Brady Kate Mrs., dressmkr, 44 Whitaker Brady Mary, wid James, bds Farm, ne cor Mill Brady William, carpenter, bds 11 Wilson Bragdon Annie M. Mrs., r 35 Charlton Bragdon Robert K., bricklayer, r 35 Charlton Bragg Jarah Mrs., matron Female Orphan Asylnm, Charlton se cor Bull Iron Frnnk F0R s t o r e s a n d d w e l l i n g s . 1 1 U l ( 1 1 V /1 ( U U M C D O N O U G H & B A L I A N T Y N B I (See fro n t fly b . S., F. Through Sleepers daily to Val dosta, Quitm an, Thom asville and A lb a n y , BRA 164 BEE Brailsford Frank, c, caulker H. F. Wiliink Branch Charlotte, wid J. H. S.a r 81 York Branch Hamilton M. (H. J. Dickerson & Co.j, r 81 York Branch James 0 . Rev., pastor Trinity Church, r 58 Barnard Branch Lydia Miss, dressmkr, 188 McDonough Branch Sanford W. (Branch & Cooper), bds 81 York BRANCH & COOPER (S. W. Branch and W. G. Cooper), grocets, 146 Broughton Brandon Timothy, candymkr Schwarz & Acosta, r 6| Jefferson Branham Edward, c, carpenter, r ns Bismark, 1st e of Ogee- chee rd Branham Mack, c, wks C. R. R , r ns Bismark, 1st e of Ogeechee rd Branstad Owen, carpenter C. R. R Brantley Gustavus, c, cook J. A. G. Carson, r rear ns New Hous ton, 3d e of Drayton Brantley John E., engineer Arkwright Mills, r Ogeechee rd Brantley Samuel, c, porter A. Hanley, r rear 126 Gaston Brantley Susie, wks Cotton Factory Brason Henry, c, lab, r 34*William Braswell James E., c, barkpr W. Brown, r Gwinnett, w of E. Broad Bratisford Frank, c, ship carpenter, r rear Jackson, 1st s of Reynolds Brauss Louis, barber, 48 Whitaker, r 209 York Brawley Hector, c, lab, r 198 Bryan Brawley London, c, wks Planters Rice Mill, r 198 Bryan Breander Emmett, wks W. Zimmerman Bren William, R. R. ticket agt, 22 Bull; r 103 Jones Brennan Andrew, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r 10 Broughton Brennan Bridget Miss, nurse Savannah Hospital Brennan Catherine, wid J. J., r Purse, nw cor Walker Brennan Ellen A. Miss, teacher, bds 114 S. Broad Brennan James M,, elk Gray & O'Brien, bds Purse, nw cor Walker Brennan James W., train hand C. R. R , bds 172 State Brennan John, bkkpr H. Blun, r 62 W. Broad Brennan John, engineer C. R. R., r es Guerard, 3d n of Walker lane Brennan Joseph, c. wks Tyler Press Brennan Patrick, lab, r Walker lane, sw cor Wilson Brennan Patrick J., elk Southern Bank, bds 62 W. Broad Brennan Tbomas, elk Sav. Rice Mill, r 10 E Broad BQ f l Q t I Q Q Reedy is the only House here d llclliC lw i that Imports Red Bananas. S i m m y pharmacist, 41 V l l g , 6 7 BULL STREET. BEE 16fr BRO Brennan Thomas, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Brennan Daniel, pressman Sav, Oil Co Bresnan Frank, bds Marshall House BRESNAN JOHN, manager Marshall House Brewer James J., engineer C. R R , bds 109 Montgomery Brickley James, lab, bds 11 Houston Brickman Charles, elk G. W. Giebelhouse, r Perry, cor Jeffer son Brickman Lewis W., with J. L. Smith, r 175 Perry Brickman Theodore, cabinetmkr, 25 Drayton, r 175 Perry Bridges Mason D., elk West Bros., r 29 Drayton Brien Joseph, lab, bds 8 Bryan Brierly Alfred (Brierly and Maitland-Dougall), r Liverpool Brierly & Maitland-Dougall, (A. Brierly & F. H. Maitland- Dougall), cotton buyers, 58 Bay Brigham Carlton B., carpenter C. R. R , r 192 Charlton BRIGHAM H EN RY (W. W-Gordon & Co.), and prTQ]7&II & BALLAKTI1TE. (See front fly B .) Si, F. & W. Ry. Two Past Hail Trains D aily De tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. BRO____________ 170 ________ BRY Brown William G., elk H. M. Comer & Co* r Broughton, ne cor Drayton '_ Brown William H., c, waiter Pavilion Hotel, r 50 Bull Brown Willis; c, lab, r rear 61 Barnard Brown York, c, lab, r w Broad, ne cor Huntingdon Brownfield William, c, blacksmith, r rear Thunderbolt rd Brownley Edward, lab, r 42 Mill Bruen Charles W. W., acct C. A. Shearson, r 108 Jones Bruen Fredinand, c, wks C. R. R Bruen Henry, c, bricklayer, r 1 Poplar Bruen Henry H., with Peacock, Hunt & Co., r 103 Jones Bruen John, c, poultry dealer, r ns Pine, 1st e of Farm Bruen John, Jr., c, wks Tyler Press, r ns Pine, 1st e of Farm Bruen Peter, c, longshoreman, r ws Walnut, 7th w of Zubly Bruen Sancho, c, wks C. R. R Bruen William R. H., elk Marshall House Bruggerman G. H. W., machinist *S., F. & W. Ry Bruker Edward, tailor E. J. Kennedy, r.25 Margaret Brunkard Jane, wid W., bds 41 Jones Bruno Edward, c, driver D. R. Thomas, r 187 Harris Bruno Edward, restaurant, r ns S. Broad lane, 2d w of E. Broad Brutes Peter, c, lab, r ss York, 4th e of Habersham BRUYN D e W itt, architect, 115 Broughton, bds 84 Barnard. (See back title.) BRU Y N JOSH U A C., Sav. frt agt S., F. & w. Rv., and C. & S. Ry., bds 84 Barnard Bryan Alexander, c, porter, r rear es E. Boundary, 6th s of S. Broad Bryan Allen, c, lab, r ns Charlton lane, 14th e of Price Bryan David, c, wks Gordon Press Brvan Edmund, c, wks Gordon Press BRYAN E D W IN F ., supt Savannah Cotton Exchange, r 97 S. Broad Bryan Frank, c, butler, r Brownsville Bryan Frank, c, cotton sampler, *r rear 59 Liberty Bryan George, c, butler A. G. Ybanez, r rear 107 Congress Bryan Hampton, c, lab, r ws Guerard, 4th n of Walker Bryan Harriet, wid Alexander, r 166 State Bryan Henry, c, bellman Pulaski House, r Bay lane, 1st e of Houston Bryan Henry, o, wks Haslam & Hawkins, r ss Jones lane, 6th e of Price | Bryan Johanna, c, seamstress, r es Roberts, 11th n of Wilson IR O N a u d b r a s s c a s t in g s of all kinds, made by John Rourke, 2 Bay St. Strong's Drug Store, bull. BRY 171 BUG Bryan John, c, lab,*i* Olive, 5th e of Farm Bryan John, c, porter Williams & Grane, r Cleburne, e of Randolph Bryan John D., c, butler Mrs. 0. Cohen, r ns Henry, 2d w of E Broad Bryan John M., bkkpr N. E. Hardee's, Son & Co., r country Bryan Joseph, r 125 Jones Bryan Joseph, c, lab, r ns Indian lane, 3d w of Coffee al Bryan Joseph, porter M. M. Sullivan & Son., r 8 Bryan Bryan Martin, bkkpr Strauss & Co., bds 148 Hull Bryan Mitchell, c, wks Gordon Cotton Press, r Farm, 5th s of ofZubly Bryan Moses, c, carpenter, r ns Gordon lane, 2d w of Barnard Bryan Peter, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, 6th w of President Bryan Ralph, c, drayman, r Charlton lane, 8th w of Whitaker Bryan Randall, c, porter Stern & Nusbaum, r Reed row Bryan Richard, c, driver Moran & Reilly Bryan Robert, c, lab, r ns Huntingdon, 9th w of W. Broad Bryan Robert, c, lab, r Reed row Bryan Sarah, wid J. A., bds Ogeechee rd Bryan Susan, c, laundress, r 207 York Bryan Thomas C., elk Ocean S. S* Co., r 7 Abercorn Bryan Thomas W., elk T. Nugent, r Barnard, cor Bay lane Bryan West, c, drayman Moran & Reilly, r es Price lane, 3d n of Hall Bryan Wickan, c, wks Bower Press Bryan William, c, cook P. Gillard, r 204 Bryan Bryan William L., elk Bendheim, Bro's & Co., r 5 Floyd Bryant Paul, c, lab, r ns Bolton lane, 2d w of W. Broad Bryant William, r ns Anderson, 1st w of Broad Bube HeDry, grocer, Farm, se cor Joachim Buchan Abraham, c, wks C. R. K , r 12 Berrien Buchanan Frank, rice broker, 54 Bay, bcls 93 Gaston Bucking George S., engineer C. R. R., r ns Jones, 3d e of Purse Buckley James, policeman, r ws Reynolds, 1 st s of Perry Buckley John J., lumber inspector, r ws Barnard, 3d n of Huntingdon Buckner Caroline, wid Milton J.; r 154 Hull Buckner Estes E., elk Weed & Cornwell, r 154 Hull Buckner Marcus P., conductor B. & A. St. R. R., r Barnard, se cor New Houston lane Buckner Marion S., elk Weed & Cornwell, r 154 Hull Buckner Sarah, wid A. J., bds Waldburg, nw cor Habersham Nnrfhprn Ppipdqmatchedonallofourwob u l f o l l / x 1 l b u O McDonough & B allan tyn e. (See front fly B .) S.,F.&W .RY. Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay cross. BUD 172 BUR Budary Lewis, watchman, r 27 Congress Buford Hardy, c, lab, r Klineville Buggs James, c, wks Tyler Press Bulger Emaline, wid P. J., bds 146 Hull 'Bull Richard, c, waiter Marshall House, r Arnold, ne cor liberty Bulloch Augustus, drayman, r ss Waldburg, 1st e of Burroughs Bulloch George M., c, furniture, Berrien, ne cor Jefferson, r Charlton, 5th e of Price Bulloch Joseph G., physician* 114 Liberty Bulloch Louis, c, barber W. T, Ingliss, r Charlton lane, 3de of Price Bulloch William, c, porter Lippman Bros., r 71 E. Broad Bulloch William G., physician, 114 Liberty Bulloch William H., elk County Commissioners, r 106 Taylor Bunger Frederick, elk H. Shroder, r 9 William Bunger John F. W., wks C. R. R., bds ws Wilson, 2d n of Walker Bunger John N., r ws Wilson, 2d n of Walker Bunney John, c, lab, r rear 205 York Bunney Wilson, c, lab, r ns York lane, 4th w of Houston Buntz Annie, -wid Henry N. S., r 188 President Buntz George G. J., watches and jewelry, 186 Jones, r Tatt nall, sw cor Jones i Buntz Henry C. H., elk C. R. R., r 188 President Buntz Margaret, wid L., r ws Purse, 4th n of Walker Bunyan Prince, c, lab, r ns Sims, w of W. Boundary Burbridge W. H., elk Ry P. O Burch Aunie, wid George, r 22 W. Broad Burch John K , grocer, E. Boundary, nw cor President Burch William T., agt, 72 Bay lane, r 77 Gaston Burchardi B. T., asst engineer S. F. & W, Ry., bds 37 Abercorn Bu c'cens Forrest, wks W. Zimmerman, r Price, cor Broughton Burdeau George, c, lab, r ws Cemetery, 1st n of Gwinnett Burdell Georgiana A , wid John, r Whitaker, 1st n of Anderson Burdell Oliver, wks J. G. Thomas, r rear 36 Abercorn Burdell, c, wks C. R. R , r Mill, 2d e of W. Boundary Burford Hugh (Burford & Co.), r Jones, se cor Abercorn Burford & Co. (H. Burford), druggists, Jones, se cor Abercorn Burgh Felix, c, lab, r rear 194 S. Broad Burgmeyer Charles, wks jC. R. R>, bds Ogeechee rd, se cor Bismark Burgoyne Fannie, wid Charles, bds 13 Joachim______ ; J The Largest IMPORTER FRUITS in the State. V G ^X O ir O n D R U G G IST . P rescrip tion s a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll S treet. BUR 173 BUR Burkamp William, huckster Market, r country Burke Abraham, c, notary public, r ws Mon gomery, 2d w of Hall Burke Annie, wid George, r 22 W. Broad Burke Annie Miss., elk W. & W. Mnfg Co., bds Drayton, nw cor State Burke Benjamin, c, driver J. Feeley, res E. Boundary, 7th n of Thunderboldt rd Burke Bridget, wid U., r 100 W. Broad Burke Celia, wid W., r 53 York Burke Ellen, wid Richard, r ns Roberts, 4th e of Wilson Burke George W., c, lab, r rear es Boundary, 3d s of Broughton Burke James, c, lab, r ws E. Boundary, 7th n of Broughton Burke James, c, sexton, r rear 155 Jones Burke James W , elk James H. Johnston, bds 17 William Burke Jesse, c, wks C. R. R., r ns Alice, 6th w of W. Broad lane Burke John, c, lab, r 8 Poplar Burke John, porter, r Farm, 1st n of Mill Burke John, c, wks Kelly & Smith, r ss S. Broad lane, 2d e of Montgomery Burke Joseph H., bar kpr J. I. Wynn, bds 158 Bryan Burke Joshua, c, driver, r ns Orange, 1st w of Ann Burke Katie Miss., chambermaid Pulaski House Burke King, c, blacksmith, r rear 89 Congress Burke Martin, elk Daffiu & Dresser, bds Hibernian House Burke Martin J., conductor C. R. R., bds 100 W. Broad Burke Mary, wid R., r Walker, nw cor Guerard Burke Michael, wks Moran & Reilly, r 17 William Burke Nathaniel, c, butler W. T. Thompson, r Eastville Burke Robert H., c, constable W. H. Woodhouse, r E. Broad, nw cor Hull Burke Thomas, wks C. R. R., bds ws Wilson, 3d s of Walker Burke T. A., wid Thomas, bds 151 S. Broad Burke William, c, shoemkr, 121^ York, r ns S. Broad lane, 3d w of Whitaker Burke Williary, oiler "Centennial," rrear 76 Bryan Burking Gebrge, hostler C. R. R Burn Lawrence C., painter C. R. R., bds 8 Margaret Burnell M., bolt cutter S., F. & W. Ry Burnett Robert S., asst engineer Oglethorpe Barracks Burnett Susan, wid Louis, r Aberoprn, se cor Jones lane Burnett Thomas, c, wks T. L. Kinsey Burney Edward, c, wks M. Maclean, r Drayton, cor Liberty | gyO | iyj r O l N ew and Second-H and, and G rigt M ills, L 1 1 U 1 1 1 E . O ; fo r sale b y JOH N llO U ItK E , 2 B ay S t. S .J .& W .R Y Elegant Passenger Coaches, with W estinghouse A ir Brakes, M iller P latform s, and Janney Couplers. BUR 174 BUR Burnham Charles W., elk J. Martin; r Bull, ne cor Henry Burnham James M., elk Couper & Dancy, r Bull, ne cor Henry Burnham William C., engineer Gordon Press, r Henry, ne cor Bull Burnham William T., with Tunno & Co., r Henry, he cor Bull Burns Benjamin, wks Cotton Factory Burns Charles, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds E. Boundary, se cor Perry Burns Edward, blacksmith S., F. & W. Ry., r Jones, se cor Habersham Burns Eliza, c, r rear Liberty lane, nr Randolph Burns Elizabeth, wid H., r 151 Taylor h Burns George F., grocer, 18 Houston Burns James, c, porter Marshall House Burns Jennie Miss,, seamstress, bds Montgomery, sw cor Jones Burns Jerry, c, furniture mkr, S. Broad, 2d w of Arnold, r rear S. Broad, bet Arnold and Reynolds Burns John, agt, bds Planters Hotel Burns John, boarding, Houston, sw cor Congress Burns John W., elk Max Krauss, bds 9 Stewart Burns John, elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds E. Boundary, se cor Perry Burns Joseph, c, lab, r ws Wilson, 3d s of Sims Burns Lee, machinist, bds Jefferson, nw cor Duffy Burns Marcella, wid J., r E. Boundary, se cor Perry Burns Margaret Mrs., dry goods, Montgomery, sw cor Jones Burns Mary, chamber maid Marshall House Burns Minnie Miss, seamstress, bds Montgomery, sw cor Jones Burns Patrick, driver Alexander & Maxwell, r 12 Stewart Burns Thomas, helper Moran & Reilly, r 12 Stewart Burns William, elk, bds 12 Stewart Burns William L., machinist C. R. R Burrell Anna E., wid W. H., r Jones, sw cor Habersham Burrell A. H., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Burrell Jacob, carpenter, r ws Lumber, 4th s of Jones Burrell John M., bkppr H. A. Stults & Co., r 49*J6nes Burrell William H., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Burroughs John W., lawyer, 120 Bryan, r 9 Congress Burroughs Valeria G., wid Jos., r 89 Congress Burroughs William H., r 15, Abercorn Burrowes Edward, barkpr T. H. Enright, bds Broughton, sw cor Drayton Lb UlIlcUUO H o 4 !r r fe o 4 ,n t\ Given, on A ll Kinds of Repairs, JOHN ROURKE, 2 Bay Street. L C. Strong Keeps Humphrey'sHomeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. BUR 175 BUT Burrows Edward, c, driver, r ns Gwinnett, 14th e of Cemetery Burrows Paul D., fireman S., F. & W. Ry Burrows Philip, c, porter, r rear Randolph, nw cor Liberty lane Burrows R. W., engineer S., P. & W. Ry Burton Charles, wks C. R. R., bds es St Gaul, 1st n of Harrison Burton Dennis, c, carpenter, r ws W. Broad lane, 1st s of Gaston Burton Tillman, c, cotton sampler, r ss Hall, w of E. Broad Burton Ulysses, R., c, wks Whf, r Gwinnett, nr Price Burts Thomas, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry. Whf., r rear Reynolds, 2d e of Jackson Bush Christian E., blacksmith, r 7 Tattnall Bush Edward, c, lab, r ns Minis, 2d w of Montgomery Bush Jervey, c, driver, r es Lumber, 1st s of Jones Bush Michael, c, driver Moran & Reilly Bush-Sidney, c, lab, r es Guerard, 1st s of Sims Bush Walter, c, waiter W. Carr, r ns Pine, 4th w of Ann Bussell Francis F. (Sloat, Bussell & Co.), r New York Butler Abram, c, lab, r Orange, se cor St. Gaul Butler Adam, c, carpenter C. R. R Butler Alexander, c, lab, r Mill, 6th w of Lumber Butler Alexander S., fireman C. R. R., r 100| Montgomery Butler Archibald, porter W. H. Chaplain Butler August, wks Laurel Grove Cemetery, r New Houston, cor Cemetery Butler Bridget Mrs., cook Mrs. D. Dooley, bds 133 Congress Butler Charles, wood yard, bds 204 S. Broad Butler Charles D ., elk, bds ss Stewart, 18th w of W. Broad Butler Charlotte, c, domestic, r ss Jones lane, 3d w of Lincoln Butler Cleburne, lab, r ss Congress lane, 1 st e of Abercorn Butler Crawford, c, r ns Berrien, 4th w of Montgomery Butler Cuffy, c, lab, r Mill, 6th w of Lumber Butler Daniel, c, stable, r ws Walnut, 4th s of Zubly Butler Daniel, c, wks Gas Co., r ss Hull, 2d e of Drayton Butler Daniel,"e, wks G. W. Hussey, r 15 Montgomery Butler David, c, butler, r rear Pleasant Hill, cor Waters rd Butler Edward, wks C. R. R., bds 23 Williamson Butler Elijah* c, driver, r Jones, 3d w of E. Broad Butler Ellen, c, laundress, r ss Perry lane, 2d e of E. Broad Butler Emily, c, laundress, r ns Huntingdon lane, 4th e of Montgomery Butler Frank, lab, bds 100| Montgomery Butler Frank, watchman Couper & Dancy, r 92 Montgomery Butler George, marker C. R. R___________ ______________ _ MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) . Freight in Through Oars on fast trains Without Transfer. BUT BUT Butler Hampton, c, lab, r rear Arnold, 6th w of President 'Btrfler Henr^ c> carpenter C. B. B., r ws St. Gaul, 2d s of , Zubly Butler Henry W., elk W. C. Butler, r 161 Liberty Butler Isaac, c, wks H. M. Comer & Co., r White Bluff rd Butler Isaac B., c, carpenter, r Joachim, 6th w of W. Boun- dary Butler Jackson, c, lab, r ss Olive, 3d w of Ann Butler Jacob, c, painter, r Gwinnett lane, sw cor Mont gomery Butler James, collector, bds 100g Montgomery Butler James, lab, bds 5 Bryan Butler James, stevedore, bds Planters Hotel Butler James H. C., c, principal W. Broad St. School, r ws St. Gaul, 2d s of Zubly Butler John, c, porter A. Minis & Sons, r 45 Orange Butler John G., paints, oils, etc., 24 Drayton, r 163 Waldburg Butler Joseph, c, wks Dennis Connell Butler J. M., elk Puder & Downs, r 100 Montgomery Butler Leander 0., elk J. N. Johnson, r 147 Perry Butler Lewis, c, porter James Hart & Bro But ler Martin, c, wks Bacon's Mills, r Hull lane, 1st e of Price Butler Mary Mrs., genl store, Farm, ne cor Mill Butler Milton, c, train hand S., F. & W. By Butler Moses, c, wks Upper Press BUTLER OSCEOLA, whol and ret druggist, 125 Congress, r 115 Perry Butler Pearce, watchman S., F. & W. By Butler Pompey, c, driver, r 13 Berrien Butler Beuben, c, lab, r ss Mill, 4th e of Farm Butler Bichard, c, cooper, r ss Orange, 5th e of Farm Butler Bichard, c, lab, r Farm, 2d s of Zubly Butler Bobert, carpenter S., F. & W. By Butler Bobert M. (Butler & Stevens), r 83 Broughton Butler Bufus, c, lab, r ss Mill, 2d w of Farm Butler Samuel, c, lab, r ss Gwinnett lane, 1 st e of Burroughs Butler Samuel, Jr., c, lab, r ss Gwinnett lane, 1 st e of Bur roughs Butler Sarah D., wid John S., bds 78 Liberty Butler Smart, c, lab, r ss Jones, 4th w of Guerard Butler Thomas, c, lab, r ns Henry lane, 2d e of Jefferson Butler Thomas, c, seaman, r 44 Mill Butler Troup, inspector of fertilizers, 94 Bryan, r Albany, Ga REEDY handles m ore Demons than any house ooutn. Get his P rices before purchasing else w h ere. C C f i i A n / Y Drags, Combs,Brashes, Mir V T P O i l g , rors, etc,, etc., 67 Bull St. BUT 177 CAF Butler Virginia, c, huckster, Market, r Ann, cor Pine Butler William, stevedore, r Farm, ne cor Mill Butler William C., bkkpr Butler & Stevens, bds 147 Perry Butler Winfield, c, lab, r ws Montgomery, 3d n of Huntingdon Butler Worthington C., boots and shoes, 133 Congress, r 147 Perry Butler & Stevens (Robert M. Butler and Henry D. Stevens), cot ton factors and com mers, 88 Bay Buttimer Patrick, saloon, Boundary, sw cor McDonough Byck Abraham L , elk L. E. Byck & Son, r 37 Broughton Byck Charles S., elk A. H. Morales, r 206 Broughton Byck Edward L., elk L. J. Gazan, r 37 Broughton Byck Lehman E. (L. E. Byck & Son), r 37 Broughton Byck Levi E., bkkpr N. Lang & Bro., r 206 Broughton Byck L. E & Son (L. E. and M. L, Byck), dry goods and no tions, 156 Broughton Byck Max L. (L. E. Byck & Son), r 37 Broughton Byck Moses S., foreman Job Office Recorder, r 206 Broughton Byck Simon E., butcher, Market, r 206 Broughton Byck Warner S., elk Meinhard Bro's & Co., r 206 Broughton Byers Alexander, c, lab, r Gwinnett lane, sw cor Burroughs Byers Csesar, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 3d e of Cuyler Byers Edward, c, lab, r Gwinnett lane, sw cor Burroughs Byers George, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Bynum Samuel, c, wks L. J. Guilmartin, r rear 156 Harris Byrd Francis J., fish, Market, r Reynolds Byrd James T., lab, r ss Stewart, 2d w of W. Broad Byrnes Edward, grocer, Stewart, nw cor Wilson Byrnes George, grocer, 18 Houston Byrnes John, lab, r Canal Byrnes Sr Hie, w i d ------, r 98 President Byrnes William, c, deck hand, r 44 Hull ABANISS A LE X A N D E R C., captain " Katie,"r 162 Bryan Cabaniss Elbridge G., elk Walter & Hart, r 25 Tattnall Cade Jennie, c, seamstress, r ns Liberty lane, 2d e of Drayton Cade William, c, wks Upper Press, r Price, se cor Harris Cade Zachariah, c, wks Gordon Press Cadogan John, gardener, r Price, se cor Henry Cafferty Edward, Very Rev. Vicar General Diocese of Savan nah, r 105 Perry FOR STORES AND DWELLINGS. M c D O N O U G H & B A I X A N T Y N E . (See front-fly B. & W. RY. Past Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany, Chattahoochee Liver, and all Points in South ern Georgia and Florida. g a g __________178_________________ CAM Cage Samuel, c, wks Central Cotton Press, r Wilson, 4th n of Walker Cahill James, wks S., F. & W. Ry Cahill John, watchman S., F. & W. By., r Arnold, nw cor Eiberty Cahill John, wks city, r ns Indian, 9th e of Farm Cahill M. William, engineer S., F. & W. Ry Cahill Robert, car inspector S., F. & W. Ry., r Thunderbolt rd, nw cor Waters rd Calder Augustus B., butcher, Market, r Montgomery, ne cor New Houston Calder Melinda E. Mrs., boarding, St. Julian, 2d eof W.Broad Calder William A., elk C. R. R., bds S t Julian, 2d e of W. Broad Caldwell Edward A., cotton broker, r 2 Stone Caldwell Henrietta, wid E., r 2 Stone Calhoun Joseph, c, w ,k s C. R. R., r 214 Tavlor Calhoun Tillman, c, wks C. R. R Calhoun T. Morrel, auditor Ga. & Fla. Inland Steamboat Co., r President Call William E., printer Morning News, r Zubly Callahan Elizabeth, wid S., r 22 Bryan Callan Henry A., agt Leve & Alden, Bull, ne cor Bryan, bds Pulaski House J ' Calvin Henry, machinist, bds 6 Jefferson Calvin Henry C., elk, bds Abercorn, se cor Jones lane Calvin William, c, wks Gordon Press Cambridge Charles C., elk C. R. R., r 60 Drayton Cameron Charles, carpenter S,, F. &. W. Ry., r Bolton, ne cor Abercorn Cameron Henry C,, printer, r ss Zubly, 1st e of Ann Cameron John R., foreman H. F. Willink, r ns Williamson, 3d e of Montgpmerv Camgregg John, c" cook M. Cooper, r 182 Bryan Cammer Peter, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r es Abercorn, 1st s of Jones lane Camp Daniel B., patterns, 146 State Campagnac John T., trimmer C. R. R., r 53* Jefferson Campbell Adam, c, lab, r foot of Cleburne Campbell Andrew, propr Arkwright Cotton Mills, r Phila delphia Campbell A. R., fireman S., F. & W. Ry Campbell Bristow, c, lab, r rear Cleburne, 1 st n of Randolph Railings. C em etery and B a lc o n y B a ilin g s o f A ll K in d s m ade by JOHN B O U R K E , 2 B ay Street. "White Rose" L.^. S .,F .& W . RY. Through Sleepers -daily to Val- j dosta, Quitman, T hom asville and A lb a n y , P A N __________ 208______________ D A Y __ Daniels Charles H., boiler mkr, r 12| E. Broad Daniels Isaac, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 1st w of B irroughs Daniels James M., baker J. Derst, r 92 Broughton Daniels James P., elk M. Ferst & Co., r 13 Joachim Daniels Jefferson, c, lab, r ns Indian, 3d w of Coffee al Daniels Jefferson D., blacksmith J. W. Tynan, bds 9 Joachim Daniels Josiah, c, wks C. L. Gilbert, r Sims, se cor Guerard Daniels Thomas, elk Lovell & Lattimore, r es Drayton, 1st s of Huntingdon Daniels Thomas, Jr., elk, r es Drayton, 1st s of Huntingdon Daniels William, c, wks J. Flannery & Co., r rear 135 Liberty Dannenfelser Bertha Miss, elk K. Platshek, r 104 Broughton Dannenfelser Eliza Miss, elk C. Ratz, r 104 Broughton D 'Antignac, Mary E., wid Auvergne, bds 61 Elbert square Darby C. W., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Darnall John P. (Darnall & Sasong), bds Pulaski House Darnall & Susong (J. P. Darnall and W. A. Susong), sale stables, 39 W. Broad Darnell Sion A.*, asst U. S. dist atty, Custom House, r Atlanta. Darrell Frank W., elk Holst & Co., bds 109 Barnard. Darrell Sarah E., wid James, r 109 Barnard Darrell William S,, elk C. R. R., bds 109 Barnard DART H. J., elk Screven House Dasher Elliott N., machinist J. Manning, r ss Gwinnett, 3d w of W. Broad Dasher Frank W. (I. Dasher & Co.), r 146 Harris Dasher George W., c, shoemkr, r ws St. Gaul 2 d n of Harris Dasher Homer, blacksmith, bds 213 Waldburg Dasher Israel (I. Dasher & Co.), r 162 Gaston DASHER I. & CO. (Israel Dasher, J. P. Germaine and F. W. Dasher), dry goods, notions, etc., 145 Broughton. (See p. 85.) Dasher Nesbit E., machinist James Manning, r Gwinnett, 2d w of W. Broad Dasher Sarah, wid B., bds 105 Liberty Davant Richard J. (Davant & Wood), r Whitesville Davant W. M., elk C. R. R Davant & Wood (R. J. Davant and J. S. Wood), cotton fac tors and com mers, 114 Bay Davenport Archibald C., teller C. R. R., r 134 Taylor David Alexander, c, lab, r 195 Gaston David John, c, wks wharf, r 207 Taylor David Joseph C., c, wks Gordon Press, r ss Gaston, 6th w of W. Broad lane Lemons. KEEDY handles m ore Lem ons than any house South. Get his P rices before purchasing elsewhere. L. C. Strong, eTM sAS k DAY 209 4 DAY Davidson Backus, c, lab, r 200 Bryan Davidson Charles S., elk Isaac S. Davidson, r 193 Perry Davidson Frank H., c, saloon, W. Broad, se cor Alice Davidson George, c, lab, r rear 141 Perry . Davidson Isaac S., boots and shoes, tranks,&c., 148 Broughton, r 193 Perry Davidson Sarah, c, restaurant, Market, r Thunderbolt rd Davidson William, c, lab, r 25 E. Boundary DAVIDSON W ILLIAM M., whol liquors and wines, 185 Bryan, r 119 Jones. (Seep. 97.) Davidson William M. Jr., elk Clason & Co., bds 67 Jefferson Davis Abram, c, lab, r ns Olive, 4th e of Farm Davis Allen P., elk C. F. Stubbs, r 145 Gordon Davis Annie, wid W. H., r Zubly, se cor Ann Davis Barney, c, cooper, r rear Randolph, 4th s of S. Broad I>avis Bros & Co. (L. B. and L. E. Davis and H. Clarke), sta tioners, news depot, 42 Ball Davis Charlotte, dressmkr, 212 Bryan Davis Clarissa R., wid G., r es Tattnall, 4th s of Gaston Davis Cyrus, c, wks Lower Pressar ss York lane, Iste of Houston Davis David, c, lab, r 105 Henry Davis Edward,' c, lab, r New Houston, 1st w of Burroughs Davis Edward F., elk G. Eckstein & Co., r 174 Broughton Davis Elbert, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r es Barnard, 2d s. of Anderson Davis Frank, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 1st e of Cuyler Davis George C , c, lab, r 207 Wayne Davis G. L., train hand C. R. R Davis Henry, engineer C. R. R., bds 6 Stone Davis Henry, c, lab, r rear Arnold, 2d w of S. Broad Davis Henry C., news depot, bds 145 Gordon Davis Henry L., chief elk market, office, Market Bldg, r ss New Houston, 1st w of Bull Davis Jacob, c, wks J. E. Sandiford, r Ogeechee rd Davis James, c, porter H. F. Grant, r 144 Wayne Davis James, c, porter T. West, r 144 Wayne Davis James P., elk West Bros., bds 56 Barnard Davis Jeremiah, c, carpenter, r Charlton lane, 7th w of Whitaker Davis John, butcher J. E. Sandiford, r Ogeechee rd, nr Sarah Davis John, c, driver, r rear 193 Perry Davis John, c steward, r 195 Wayne Davis John, engineer C. R. R., bds 6 Stone Davis Joseph, c, wks Custom House, r 207 Jones W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. MCDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) S jjP" 0 | | l I (rC l Wm H if i Fast Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany, Chattahoochee Liver, and all Points in South- ern Georgia and Florida. DAY 210 DEA Davis Joseph M., c, porter E. C. Wade Davis Lemuel (Davis & Lord), r 24 W. Broad Davis Lucien B. (Davis Bros & Co.), r 145 Gordon Davis Lucien E. (Davis Bros & Co.), bds 145 Gordon Davis Luricy, widT. E., r Ogeechee rd Davis Mack, c, wks J. W. Schley & Co., r Charlton lane, nr Lincoln Davis Mary, wid G. W., bds 66 Gaston Davis Melinda Mrs., r 49 York Davis Melmoth M., elk P. O., r 201 S. Broad Davis Nelson, c, foreman A. B. Hull, r 17 Stewart Davis Patrick, lab, r Price, se cor Waldburg Davis Perry, c, lab, r ns Bolton, 1st e of Cuyler Davis Peter, c, wks Bacon & Brooks Davis Prince, c, butler Y. S. Lawton, r 82 Abercorn Davis Samuel, c, drayman, r Indian lane, 1st e of Farm Davis Sarah A., wid Asa, bds 7 Margaret Davis Samuel, engineer C. R. R Davis Thomas A., chief tel opr S., F. & W. Ry, r ns Hunting don, 1st w of Barnard Davis Thomas J., elk J. W. Schley & Co., r Drayton, nw cor Cann Davis Thomas J., engineer C. R. R., bds 195 Harris Davis Walter, c, lab, r Hull, nr Habersham Davis William, c, lab, r 28 Stewart Davis William A., elk C. R. R., bds Zubly, se cor Ann Davis William T., c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bros., r ws W. Broad, 7th n of Gwinnett Davis & Lord (L. Davis and Geo. A. Lord), barbers, 118 Broughton Dawkins Zetler, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins Dawson Charles S., elk Allen & Lindsay, bds 154 S. Broad Dawson James, c, barkpr John Powers, r rear Gwinnett, cor Watrs rd Dawson John P., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., rn s Henry, 2d e of Montgomery Dawson Joseph H. R., c, porter A. H. Morales, r 87 Charlton Dawson William I., molder, r Broughton, 4th w of Arnold Day John, c, butler E. F. Davis, r rear 174 Broughton Dean Beaufort L., watchman -C. R. R., r 22^ Stewart Dean Daniel A., elk Weed & Cornwell, r 176 Jones Dean David J., wks C. R. R., r 22 Stewart Dean Edward, c, lab, r ss Henry, 6th e of W. Broad AND PANS OF ALL SIZES, made by JOHN BOUREE, 2 Bay St* French, American and English j Soaps, 67 Bull Street. ______P E A 211 * D eL Deanhine Patrick, wks C. R. R Dearing Martha, wid George C., r 19 Jones Deas Rober-, c, lab, r ss S. Broad lane, 4th e of Montgomery DeBarrows Frank, wks C. R. R., r ns Sims, 2d w of Purse Debele Charles, butcher, Market, r 60 Jefferson DeBose Ella Miss, matron Savannah Hospital DeBross Dobey, c, wks Yulcan Iron Wks, r rear E. Boundary, nr President DeBross Joseph, c, cooper, r 112 W. Broad DeCASTRO JACOB 0., cigars, 20 Bull. (See back cover.) Decker James E., coppersmith G. D. Baker & Co Decker Paul, grocer, 173 Bryan, r 49 Charlton DeColl John, wks C. R. R Deduring Mary, wid'H., r 59 Barnard Deegan Michael, cotton shipper Ralli Bros., r 24 Margaret DeGamies Georgia, wid T. F., r 158 Taylor Deggen Robert, canvasser, bds 172. State Deggs Thomas, c, wks Gordon Press Degnan Ann Mrs., dry goods and notions, 43 Jefferson Degnan James, painter, bds 43 Jefferson Dehony Mary Miss, domestic S. P. Goodwin Deignan Eliza Miss, domestic P. Carlos Deign an Matthew, policeman, r 210 Bryan Deignan Thomas, wks C. R. R., bds 210 Bryan Deitch Maurice, elk Eckman & Vetsburg, r 105| Jones Dekle George M., elk S. Cohen, bds 86 Barnard Dekle L. W., fireman S., F. & W. Ry DeBaey William, mess Sou. Exp. Co., bds 132 State DelaMartyr Charles L., c, elk, r ns Orange, 3d w of Ann Delaney Bridget, wid A., r ss Sims, 4th w of W. Broad Delaney Daniel, r ss Sims, 2d e of Purse Delaney John, helper C. R. R Delaney Mary Mrs., domestic G. H. Stone, bds 50 S. Broad Delaney Richard W., wks C. R. R., r 35 Stewart DELANNOY ALEXAN D ER S., auditor expenses S., F. & W. Ry., r 72 Taylor Delannoy Joseph, elk S., F. & W. Ry, r 53 Tattnall Del annoy Sarah E. M., wid J. D., r 53 Tattnall Delaware Thomas, c, driver L. Carson Delburg James, c, whitewasher, r 106 Montgomery Delegall Aaron D., porter C. A. Shearson, r Anderson, nr Jef ferson DeLeon Perry M., fertilizers, 104 Bay, r 162 Liberty W a r M illq and PA N S . F u ll stock on han d A J U ^ C I I 111 1 1 1 0 McDo n o u g h & BALLAOTYNB. (Seefront fly B.)'" Tw o F ast Mail Trains D aily Be tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. D eL * 212 deM DeLettre John C. (Holcombe, Grady & Co.), r ws Abercorn, 1st s of S. Broad DeLettre Maximilian N., bkkpr E. A. Schwarz, r ws Abercorn, 1st s of S. Broad Delmore Philip, wks C. R R , r Canal, 1st e of McGuire DeLoac'h Butler, c, cook Rev. J. 0. Branch, r rear 58 Barnard DeLoach Oliver, c, wheelwright G. W. Parish, r country DeLoaeh Wm. M., elk I. Dasher & Co., r 25 William PeLorge Philip J., wks C. R R , r Abercorn, ne cor Henry DeLyon Alexander, c, porter Geo. Anderson, r Gordon lane, 1st e of Drayton DeLyon Andrew, c, lab, r ns Orange, 1st w of St. Gaul DeLyon Celia, c, laundress Pulaski House DeLyon Charles, c, lab, r Lumber, 3d n of Pine DeLyon Charles, c, porter S., F. & W. Ry., r Gordon lane, 2d w of E. Broad DeLyon David, c, driver, r ns Pine, 7th w of Ann DeLyon Deborah, c, huckster, Market, r Bolton, nr W. Broad DeLyon Dolly, c, laundress, r ss Bolton, 2d e of Burroughs DeLyon Estelle, cook, r 81 Tattnall DeLyon Eva, c, dressmkr, r Hull, sw cor Whitaker DeLyon James H., c, lab, r ss Orange, 4th w of St. Gaul DeLyon Mary, c, seamstress, r Minis, sw cor Tattnall DeLyon Prince, c, drayman, r 214 Bryan DeLyon Sarah, c, dressmkr, r Hull, sw cor Whitaker DeLyon William, c, lab, r rear 144 Harris DeMartin Charles W., elk Solomon Krouskoff, r 178 Brough ton DeMartin John C., bkkpr R DeMartin, r 108 Broughton DeMARTIN RICHARD, propr Gray Eagle Stables, 138 and 140 State, r 108 Broughton. (See p. 85.) Demby Raymond, c, coachmap, r 97 Jefferson Demere Andrew, c, lab, r rear Arnold, 2d w of Perry Demere Frank L., elk S. Fatman, r 61 Montgomery Demere John, c, lab, r rear Cleburne, 3d s of Randolph Demere Joseph, c, lab, r ss Walker, 2d w of Guerard Demere Maria V., wid Francis H., bds 61 Elbert sq Demere Raymond M., broker, 101 Bay, r 88 Taylor Demere Raymond P., bds 88 Taylor Demers Annie, wid Louis, r .ns Indian, 9th e of Farm Demey Sarah, c, cook Pulaski House deMontmollin Harriet H. M. R , wid J. S., r Anderson, nw cor Burroughs Florida Oranges. u iJS K L 67 I I I I Strong's Drug Store, bullst. p e M ______________ 213 HER deMontmollin Louis H.* lawyer, 108 Bryan, r Anderson, nw cor Burroughs Denegall Alexander, c, sailor, r ss Liberty lane, 3d w of E. Broad Denegall Michael, c, cotton sampler, r rear Arnold, 1st w of S. Broad Denegall Peter, c, lab, r Price, sw cor Gwinnett Denham Frank, c, porter Davant & Wood Denigault Thomas, c, drayman T. P. Bond Denmark Brantley A. (Tompkins & Denmark), r 106 Liberty Denn Jeremiah, c, wks G. R. R Dennis Emanuel, c, cook, r 4 Bismark Dennis Frank, c, driver R. B. Cassels Dennis Harriet A., wid John, r 55 Price Dennis Henry W., printer, r 156 State Dennison James, c, carpenter, r Ogeechee rd Dennison John, c, lab, r Waldburg, cor Cuyler Denny George, wks Haywood, Gage & Co., r York lane, se cor W. Broad Denny Prter, c, wks Gordon Press Dense Mollie Mad., r 21 S. Broad Denslow Amos, c, butcher, Market, r Farm, 3d n of William Denslow Amos, Jr., c, butcher, r es Farm, 5th n of Harrison Denson Hardee, c, shoemkr, 6 | Jefferson Dent Emeline, wid Levi, r Jones, 1st w of Montgomery Denton Francis B., painter Tebeau & Elkins, bds 69 York Denton James W., conductor C. R. R., r 212| Harris Denton Yernon, tel mess, bds 69 York Dspares Jose, with C. Green & Co., bds 86 Taylor DePond William, c, lab, r ws Tattnall, 2d n of Gwinnett Derby Edward S., painter, r 69| Habersham Derby George C., painter, bds 2 2 | Abercorn Derby James J. Jr., elk, bds 22^ Abercorn Derby James S., r 2 2 | Abercorn Derby Jane S. Mrs., dressmkr, r 22^ Abercorn Derby John S., with Telephone Exchange, r 22 | Abercorn DeRenne George W. J. Mrs., r Liberty, sw cor Bull Derkin Michael, wks G. R. Predmore, r Cemetery, sw cor Gwinnett Derkin Philip, trainhand C. R. R Deroan Edward T., lab, bds 80 Broughton Derst Elizabeth, wid Peter, r 43 Montgomery Derst George, elk S. K. Lewin, r 43 Montgomery Deist John, confectionery, 92 Broughton M ACH IN ISTS, IRO N AND B R A SS ij F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B.) 6 S C 0 II# D 0 N L T A L L -R A IL l i n e t o V r . Qt W. I 1 I . F 1 . 0 R I D A DES 214 PIC Desbouillous Aristide L., watches, clocks and jewelry, 21 Ball, r 142 Broughton Desbouilions Louise Mme., millinery, 142 Broughton Des Vergers Alaxime J., sec and treas Sav, W aur Wks, r Thun derbolt DesVergers J. S., conductor S., F. & W By Desverney Anthony R., c, cotton sampler Clason & Co.}s*lle Mary Miss., wks Sav. Paper Mill, bds ns Joachim, 1st w or W. Broad Dowdy Daniel, c, driver Moran & Reilly Dowell Charles A., checker S., E. & W. Ry., bds 58 Harris Dowell Edgar, elk, r Bull, ne cor McDonough. Dowell Henry E., elk W. U. Tel. Co., bds Bull, ne cor Mc Donough Dowell Joseph B., cabmkr S., F. & W. Ry., bds 64 W. Broad Dowell William D., machinist S., F. & W. Ry., r 58 Harris Dowell William W., elk geni manager S., F. &W. Ry., r 58 Harris Dowling John E., elk A. Minis & Sons, r 38 Abercorn Dowling William P., elk M. J. Doyle, r Thunderbolt Downey John, watchman S., F. & W. Ry Downey Margaret, wid J., r Houston, nw cor Broughton lane Downey Michael P., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., bds 13 Jones Downney----- , elk J. K. Clarke & Co., bds 151 Liberty Downing Dennis T., elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds 3 Bryan Dowing Henry, with J. K. Clarke & Co., bds Barnard, cor Macon Downing Jeremiah, fireman C. R. R Downing John, wks C. R. R., r ws S. Broad lane, 1st e Aber corn Downing Robert F., carpenter C. R. R., r Henry, ne cor Haber sham Downing Thomas D., bkkpr M. J. Doyle, r 3 Bryan Downs Larry, watchman C. R. R Downs Lemuel C. (Puder & Downs), bds Zubly, se cor Ann. Dowse Isaac M., c, butcher, Market, r Anderson, ne cor Mont gomery Doyle Alexander, grocer, 154 St. Julian, r 14| E. Broad OP. OUB WORK. ru e , (See iroat fly B .) S., F. & W. RY. Fast Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany, Chattahoochee Eiver, and all Points in Sonthem Georgia and Florida. DOY 220 DRU Doyle Catharine, wid J., bds 42 Price Doyle Edward E., carpenter, bds 42 Price Doyle Jacob, c. wks Gordon Press Doyle James M, bkkpr J. B. Reedy, r 36 Broughton Doyle James P., elk J. Lyons, bds 50 St. Julian Doyle John, c, drayman, r ss Bryan, 8th e of Farm Doyle John, wks C. E R., bds Perry, ne cor Arnold Doyle Joseph, c, cooper J. F. Torrent, r alley, rear New, w of W. Broad Doyle Laurence T., stevedore, r 70 St. Julien Doyle Laurence T. Jr., bkkpr O. Butler, bds 36 Broughton Doyle Luke, car inspector S., F. & W. Ry Doyle Margaret, wid John, r ns Hull, 2d e of E. Broad Doyle Martin L,, watchman, r 36 Broughton * Doyle Mary, wid P., bds 50 St. Julian Doyle Mary Miss, laundress A. Minis, r 84 Jones DOYLE MICHAEL J,, provisions, groceries, grain and liquors, 158 St. Julian, Market Sq, r Thunderbolt Doyle Michael J , painter, bds 53 Congress Doyle Patrick, lab, bds Perry, nr Arnold Doyle Richard, engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Hull, 2d e of E. Broad Doyle Samuel, wks Savannah Rice Mill Dozier Isaiah, c, lamplighter, r ns Bolton lane, 2d w of Barnard Draine Henry, c, huckster, r ns Orange, 4th e of Farm Drake Frank, c, lab, r ss Henry lane, 2d w of Bull Drake Wallace B., bkkpr James Manning, bds 154 S. Broad Drasconn Cornelius, lab, r 15 Congres Drasconn John, lab, bds 15 Congress Drayton Baldwin, butcher, Market, r 87 W. Broad Drayton Charles A. (Drayton & Thomas), r Duffy, 3d w of Bull Drayton John, c, lab, r rear 205 York Drayton William, c, lab, r Had, nw cor Tattnall Drayton & Thomas (C. A. Drayton and J. Thomas), butchers, Market Dreason John, driver Schwarz & Acosta, r 7 Bismark Dreese Henry S., elk supt C. R. R., r 171 Jones Dresser Henry B. (Daffin & Dresser), r 75 Gaston Dreyfus Gustave, salesman S. Guckenheimer, r 208 Hull Driscoll A. O. Mrs., saloon, 19 Williamson Drisdell William, r 34 McDonough Drummond George W., elk T. S. Wayne, bds 154 S. Broad J. D. tlttUT, I O n m V The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. hite Rose" C ? E 13 ri5 , L. C. Strong, 67 B ull St. D R U _________ 221______________ DTJN Drummond Mary A. wid E. W., r 154 S. Broad Drury James, wks C. R. R., r es Purse,, 5th s of Sims Dryfus A., elk Emanuel Dryfus, bds 208 Broughton Dryfus Benjamin, elk B. H. Levy, r 208 Broughton Dryfus Emanuel, dry goods and clothing, 186 Bryan, r 208 Broughton Dryfus Moses, elk S. Guckenheimer, r 208 Broughton Dubignon Peter, c, porter H. C. Houston, r 131 Broughton Dublin Moses, c, driver, r ws Lumber, 2d s of Jones DuBose Mary K., wid J. W., r 64 S. Broad DuBose William, c, wks S., P. & W. Ry., r ws Price, 4th s of Huntington Duckworth Joseph B. (Muir & Duckworth), r Bull, sw cor McDonough Dudley Henry, c, lab, r ss Jones lane, 10th e of Price Dudley Rebecca, wid Needham, r 189 President Dudley Reuben, shoemkr, r Duffy lane, 3d w of Whitaker Dudley Toney, c, wks C. Green & Co., r 37 Stewart Duffy James, lab, r 6 Bryan Duffy John, elk B. E. McKenna, bds 133 Congress Duffy Philip, watghman C. R. R., r Farm, 1st n of Mill Dufour Edward H., policeman, r 24 Stone Dufour John L., helper S., F. & W* Ry Dufour Julius A., elk C. R. R., bds 202 S. Broad Duggan Bridget, wid Martin, r 93 Perry Duggan Ellen, wid Michael, r 206 Liberty Duggan James, grocer, Canal, sw cor Coffee al Duggan Jeremiah, blacksmith C. R. R Duggan John C., grocer, 35 E. Broad Duggan Martin, sexton St. Patrick's Church, r 93 Perry Duggan Michael, r 93 Perry Duggan William, elk H. J. Dickerson, bds 206 Liberty Dugger George, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 111| W. Broad Dugger John A , wks S., F. & W- Ry., bds 11 Wilson Dukes Malinda, wid Edward, r 192 Hull Dukes Robert G., elk E. K. McCoy, bds Anderson, ne cor Whitaker Dukes William, dk C, R. R., bds 192 Hull Dumas Henry A., elk G. Eckstein. & Co., bds 172 S. Broad Dun R G. & Jo., mercantile agency, 1 | Bull Dunbar Lizzie, c, teacher W. Broad St. School, r Price, nr Hull Duncan Benjamin, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r Gaston, 3d e of Price Iron FrontsF0R s t o r e s a n d d w e l l in g s . . 1 W l( X 1 V I [ W M c O O N O U G H & B A D L A N T Y N K . (See fro n t fly B .) S., F. & W. RY Through Sleepers daily to Val-1 dosta, Quitman, Tliom asville and Albany, D U N _____________ 222 ______ DUR Duncan David, c, blacksmith, r ss Pine, 2d e of St. Gaul Duncan Edward, c, wks Tyler Press, r ss Jones lane, 3d e of Price Duncan James, c, wks Tyler Press Duncan Letitia, c, cook J. M. Barnard, r rear 81 S. Broad Duncan Samuel, c, bootblack S. L. Gerst, r Price, nr Ann Duncan William, physician, 184 S. Broad Dunham George H., c, porter Lewis Hanff & Bro., r Gwinnett, 4th w of W. Broad Dunham Henry, c, r sailor, r foot of S. Broad Dunham Susan%wid Charles, r 2 Broughton DUNLOP GEORGE, foreman Morning News job rooms, r 16.61 Broughton Dunlop James R., wks The Morning News, r 166J Broughton Dunlop Lewis, c, driver, r ws Wilson lane, 3d s of Jones Dunlop Peter H., fireman C. R. R., bds 199 York Duumore Benjamin, c, porter Lee Roy Myers, r 60 Taylor Dunmore Paris, c, carpenter E. L Segur Dunn Lawrence, grocer, E. Broad, sw cor Bryan Dunn Mary A., wid Patrick, r 53 E. Broad Dunn Michael, lab, bds 64 Bryan Dunn Patrick, fireman Sav. Gas Wks, bds Bryan, nr E. Broad Dunn Thomas, lab, bds Perry, cor Randolph Dunn William, lab, r 61 Price Dunnegan Martin, yard hand Sav. Gas Wks, bds Bay lane, nr E. Broad Dunning Francis D., c, porter, r Farm, 3d s of Pine Dunning Patrick, blacksmith, bds 23 Williamson Dunwoody J. S., c, wks Upper Press Dunwaody Matilda Mrs., chief nurse Savannah Hospital Dupon Stephen F. Jr., elk Crawford & Lovell, bds 176.Harris DuPont Bobun C., salesman W. Hone & Co., r 44 | Lincoln DuPont Edward A., policeman, r 4 Stone DuPont Harriet, c, laundress, r Charlton lane, 1st e of Bull DuPont Lovick P., conductor S., F. & W. Ry., r Abercorn, se cor Huntingdon DuPont William, c, porter J. B. Reedy DuPont William E., conductor S., F. &W. Ry., r 67 Abercorn Dupre David E., elk, r 128 Broughton Dupree James, wks C. R. R Dupuis David E., elk A. S. Nichols, bds 154 S. Broad Durant Joseph S., printer Morning News, r 208 Brvan Durbec Clara, wid E., r ss Gwinnett, 2d w of Lincoln C em etery and B alcon y R a ilin gs o f A ll K inds made by JOHN R O U R K E , 2 B ay Street. L C. Stron ifK(JGTST. Prescriptions a Specialty, 67 Bull Street. DUR 223 EBB Durbee Francis T., elk S., F. & W. By., r ss Gwinnett, 2d w of Lincoln Durkin John, wks M. ,Ferst& Co., r York, nr'Barnard Duson H., wks C. R. R Dustin Mary, c, stewardess, r 19 Floyd . Duttenkoffer Adam, broker, r 84 Bull Duwart Joseph, saloon, ws Reynolds, 7th n of Broughton, r ss Broughton, 2d w of Reynolds Dwelle Edward, bkkpr F. M. Farley, r 134 Liberty Dwyer Lawrence, wks W. Meyler, bds E. Broad, se cor Presi dent Dwyer Mamie Miss, elk J. E. Gutman, r Guerard, sw cor Jones Dyer William A., grocer, Randolph, sw cor Arnold ADY ABRAM, c, caulker H. F. Willink, r Margaret, sw cor Lumber Eady Edward, c, train hand C. R. R Eady Emma, wid W. T., r 41 S. Broad Eady Rebecca, wid E , r 38 Margaret Eady Rosa Mrs., r ns Indian, 4th w of Ann Eagan Charles, helper Phoenix Iron Wks, bds Habersham, cor Congress lane Eagan Mary Miss, house kpr J. Lyons, bds St. Julian, nw cor Habersham Eagan Nicholas, lab, r 18 Habersham Early Charles, c, lab, r rear ws Reynolds, 7th n of Broughton Early Patrick, stevedore, r 4 Bryan Early Samuel, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., bds 51 Tattnall Eason John R., bricklayer, r ws-Jefferson, 2ds of Bolton Eason Michael M., with Mohr Bros, r 174| Gaston East Mary Miss, domestic J. C. Taylor, r 175 S. Broad Eastdale William J., elk S. F. &W. Ry., bds 106 S. Broad EASTMEAD JEANNETTE L. MRS., boarding, 172 State Easton Joseph, c, lab, r rear 144 Harris Easton Lancaster, c, lab, r rear 144 Harris Eaton Charles J., stevedore H. J. Dickerson & Co., r ss New Houston, 4th w of Barnard Eaton James E., elk S., F. & W. Ry Eaton J. H., train hand C. R. R Ebberwein George, grocer, River, ne cor W. Broad OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. MCDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front,fly B.) SF 9 J? I C1&1#i fD V I I 1 Short Line 1 ville via to Jackson1 Waycross. E B B ______________ 224______________ E P W Ebbs Charles H., c, porter Holst & Co., r ss Gaston lane, 9th e of Price Ebell George, watchman C. it. R Eberhardt August, pilot, r 22 Drayton Ebeyhardt Frank, pilot, r 12 Broughton Eberhardt John, barber, r 22 Drayton Ebinger Sarah, wid L., r Thunderbolt rd, nr Perry Eckhart Edward, elk, bds 98 Perry Eckhart Eugenia N., wid C., bds ss Roberts, 7th w of W. Broad Eckhart Fridolin Rev., pastor St, Joseph's Church and prin St. Joseph's School, r 98 Perry Eckman H., train hand C. R. R Eckman Jacob H., elk Eckman & Vetsburg, r 166 Liberty Eckman Samuel H. (Eckman & Vetsburg), r Hew York Eckman & Vetsburg (S. H. Eckman and A. Vetsburg), dry goods, 151 Congress Eckstein Emil (G. Eckstein & Co.), r Liberty, 1st e of Whita ker Eckstein Gustav (G. Eckstein & Co.), r 152 Harris Eckstein Gustav & Co.(Gustav and Emil Eckstein), whol and ret dry goods, 143 Congress Edel Joseph, salesman H Myers & Bros, bds Marshall House Eden Edward W., watchman C. R. R., rns Jones, 2d e of Purse Edey Rebecca, wid E., r 38 Margaret Edey Stephen, blacksmith Vulcan Iron Works, bds 38 Margaret Edmonston Charles, bkkpr Schwarz & Acosta, r 173 S. Broad Edmondston George, foreman Schwarz & Acosta, r 173 S. Broad Edmunds Evelena Miss, domestic J. Taylor, bds 22 Lincoln Edmunds William, c, driver Moran & Reilly Edwards Alfred, c, driver S. P. Hamilton, r 86 Abercorn Edwards Benjamin, c, wks Lower Press Edwards Brutus, c, lab, r Woodsville Edwards Charles, c, wks Lower Press Edwards Daniel, c, porter ,L. Vogel, r ws Reynolds, 5th n of President Edwards David P., c, barber, Broughton, ne cor Abercorn Edwards Edward, c, lab, r Bolton, 3d w of Burroughs Edwards Edward, c, shoemkr Lewis Pinckney, r rear e end of Gwinnett Edwards Frederick, e, lab, r ns Bryan, 6th e of Lumber Edwards George, c, lab, r rear 107 Jones Edwards Guy, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, n of Jones Edwards Henry, c, hostler, r 193 Jones Da n n / > Reedy is the only House here D c llld ilCIO that Imports Red Bananas, L. C. Strong Keeps Humphrey'sHomeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. EDM __________ 225____________________ E I S Edwards Hugh, c, trainhand S., F. & W. By Edwards James, c, waiter Mrs. M. Berg Edwards John, c, waiter, r rear es E. Boundary, 4th s of Presi dent NM Edwards John W., e, cotton sampler J. B. Sibley, r New Houston lane, se cor W. Broad Edwards Joseph, c, lab, r 21 Mill Edwards Joseph B., c, fish, Market, r 11 Jones Edwards Lee, c, barber T. Gulden, r Harrison, cor Warner Edwards Lewis, c, lab, r ss Duffy, 1st e of W. Broad Edwards Margaret, c, cook, r ss Gwinnett, 3d e of Ouyler Edwards Marion, elk, bds 7 Margaret Edwards Peter, c, wks B. & A. St. R. R Edwards Preston, c, waiter Miss M. Barclay, r rear 47 W. Broad Edwards Prince, c, barber, 69 Broughton Edwards Rosa F., wid F. M., r 68 Gordon Edwards Samuel, c, lab, r 2 Montgomery Edwards Samuel, c, porter J. F. Wheaton, r 38 Burroughs Edwards William, c, butcher, r rear Indian, se cor Farm Edwards William, c, porter, r Waldburg lane, 1st e of Cuyler Edwards William, c, wks Moran & Reilly, r rear 68 Jefferson Edwards William S., elk Saussy & Harmon, bds 68 Gordon Edwardy Frederick W., elk G. R. R-, bds 172 Jones Eglinger Carl (Aug. Stucken & Co.), r 125 Jones Ehlen Joseph, cotton buyer, Bay, sw corner Lincoln, r 50 Bryan Ehlers Charles C., grocer, Bryan, ne cor Ann, r Bryan, 1st e of Ann Ehlers John, elk H. H. Wens, bds Farm, ne cor Pine Ehlers John W., grocer, Farm, nw cor Indian Ehrlich Ambrose (Loeb & Ehrlich), r 162 Jones Eicholz Emanuel, grocer, ws White Bluff rd, 1st n of Eliza Einstein Frank A. (A. Einstein's Sons), r 170 Taylor Einstein Jacob A. (A. Einstein's Sons), r 170 Taylor Einstein Jacob R., elk I. L. Falk & Co., bds 121 Gordon Einstein Moses S., elk Rieser & Stern, r 91 Jones Einstein Rudolph, draymaster, r 112 Taylor Einstein Samuel A. (A Einstein's Sons), r 170 Taylor Einstein Samuel S., elk Rieser & Stern, bds 112 Taylor Einstein's A. Sons (J. A., S*A. and F. A. Einstein), boots, shoes and hats, 153 Congress Eisenmann Max, clothing, 168 Bryan, r 208 Broughton Eiskamp John F., ship carpenter, r Burroughs, ne cor New Houston MACHINISTS, IKON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) F. & W. RY. Elegant Passenger Coaches, with W estinghouse A ir Brakes, M iller Platform s, and Janney Couplers, E IS _______________22________ $LL Eiskamp Martin L., elk, bds Burroughs, ne cor New Houston Elarbee L. G., wid E. A., bds 200 Broughton Elbert George, c, wks C. R R., r Indian lane, 7th e of Farm Elixson Susan, wid John, r 53 S. Broad Elkins F. Napoleon, engineer C. R R , r 80 Montgomery Elkins Harmon A. (Tebeau & Elkins), r 157 Gordon Elkins James, trainhand C. R. R Elkins Jane E. Mrs., boarding, 156 York * Elliott Charles, e, porter, r Indian lane, w of W. Broad Elliott Daniel, blacksmith S., F. & W. Ry., bds ss Liberty, 2d of W. Boundary Elliott Edward S., elk James H. Johnston, r 79 Broughton Elliott George, c, wks C. R R Elliott Harry, elk Planters Rice Mill, bds 79 Broughton Elliott Hiram, machinist McDonough &Ballatyne, bds Liberty, 3d e of E. Broad Elliott James, c, porter John McLaughlin & Son, r Battery Park Elliott Mary, wid W., bds 63 Barnard Elliott Matthew, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Elliott M. C., wid R., r 84 State Elliott Ralph, rice planter, r 84 State Elliott Samuel, c, cooper, r 21 Joachim Elliott Samuel, c, driver, r rear Indian lane, se cor Farm Elliott Stephen, elk Moran & Reilly, r Abercorn, nw cor Hull Elliott Stephen, Jr., elk Lower Press, bds Abercorn, nw cor Hull Elliott Thomas, c, porter, r Indian lane, 3d w of W. Broad Elliott William, Mrs., bds 63 Barnard Elliott William F., bricklayer, r ws Walnut, 3d s of Zubly Elliott William H., physician, 79 Broughton Ellis Charles, com mer and agt Cumberland Bone Co. super phosphate of lime, 96 Bay, r 99 S. Broad Ellis Charles S. (Peacock, Hunt & Co.), r 70 Huntingdon Ellis Jane, wid J., bds 132 Taylor Ellison Benjamin, c, wks McDonough & Ballantyne Ellison David, c, lab, r es E. Broad, 1st s of Liberty Ellison David, Jr., c, lab, rrear McAlister, 1st w of S. Broad Ellison Isaac, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Ellison Isaiah, c, lab, r ss Liberty, 3d w of E. Boundary Ellison Samuel, c, porter Butler & Stevens, r 7 McAlister. Ellison William, c, porter, r rear McAlister, 1st w of S. Broad Ellsworth---------, contractor, r 24 Barnard 7 S .,F.& W . RY Short Line to Jackson ville via Waycross. FAI 230 FAR Fair Henry, c, wks Cotton Press, r ns Bryan, 5th w of W. Broad Fairchild William G., elk C. R. R., r 651 Abercorn Fairlawn School, c, E. Broad, sw cor Gaston Falconer John, elk Eckman & Vetsburg, bds 108 S. Broad Falk Abraham (I.L . Falk & Co.), r New York Falk Isaac L. (I. L. Falk & Co.), r New York Falk I. L. & Co. (I. L., A. and Z. Falk), clothing, Congress, nw cor Whitaker Falk Zachariah (I. L Falk & Co.), r 121 Gordon Falligant Amanda A., wid J., bds Broughton, ne cor Drayton FALLIGAN T CHAMPION G., real estate and gen ins. agt., 104 Bay, r 149J Gordon .FALLIGANT LOUIS A,, physician, r 151 S. Broad Falligant Louis N., varieties, 170 Bryan, r Gaston, cor Whitaker FALLIG AN T ROBERT, lawyer, 120 Bryan, r 146 Gas ton Falligant Sarah A., wid John G., bds 171 Jones Fallon James, cigar mkr F. Kolb, r 158 Broughton Fallon James, lab, bds 44 Houston Fallon John, carpenter, r Farm, nw cor Margaret Fallon John, carpenter J. A. Sullivan, r Farm, sw cor Zubly Fallon John A. Jr., carpenter, r Farm, cor Margaret Fallon John T., elk N. Lang & Bro., r 214 President Fallon Matthew, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 44 Houston Fallon Timothy, carpenter Oestringer & Macmahon, r Roberts- ville Fallon William, wks C. R. R., bds Farm, sw cor Zubly Falvy Dennis, cabinet mkr, Bull, se cor Charlton lane, r Price, sw cor Jones lane Falvy Michael J., hostler S., F. & W. Ry, r ss Jones, 3d e of Habersham. Famville Charles, fireman C. R. R Farley Dennis, .c, lab, r 64 Liberty Farley Francis M., cotton factor and com mer, 94 Bay, bds Screven House Farley Henry, c, lab, r 21 Harris Farley Mary Miss, dressmkr, r 68 Broughton Farley Philip, watchman C. R. R Farley Thomas, pilot, bds 77 Abercorn Farmer Anthony, c, carpenter Gordon Press, r 20 Poplar Farmer Catharine I , wid W., bds 114J Lincoln v l i c l I L i l l y , 9 h / ) f t i n n PULLEYS, HANGERS, ETC., m ade by JOHN K O U R K E , 2 B ay Street. L/C. Stron Drags, Combs, Brashes, Mir rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. F A B _______________231______________ F E N Farmer Frank, c, wks G. R. R Farmer Mary, wid G., bds ns Henry, 2d e of Barnard Farmer Nora Mrs., dressmkr, 41 Jefferson Farmer William T., carpenter, r Henry, nr Whitaker Farquharson Frances, c, dressmkr, 9 | Charlton Farquharson Julia M., c, dressmkr, 9^ Charlton Farr James Me P., machinist S., F. & W. By., r Jefferson, nw cor Bolton lane Farr Joseph M., cashier Weed & Cornwell, r 173 Bolton Farr Thomas, c, lab, r ws Lumber, 1st s of Sims Farr Thomas C., policeman, r 50 Liberty Farrell B., wks C. B. R Farrell Ellen, wid John, r ns Indian lane, 8th w of W. Broad Farrell Joseph 0., elk C. R. R., bds 162J Jones Farrell Maggie Miss, domestic Capt. A. F. Churchill Farrell Martin, tailor, r 190 State Farrell Mary, wid T. W., r 192 State Farrell Thomas, driver, bds 34 Broughton Farrell William T. (Walsh & Farrell), r 192 State Farrow Thomas, driver Knickerbocker Ice Co., r 36 Broughton Fatman Simon, cotton exporter and com mer, 42 to 48 Bay Fawcett Alexander R. (R. Mclntire & Co.), r 62 Elbert sq Fay Bernard, helper Phoenix Iron Wks Fay Bridget, wid John, r 32 St. Julian Fay James, wks S., F. & W. Ry Fear Frank, elk C. R. R., r Liberty, 1st e of Whitaker Fear Henry J. (P. H. Ward & Co.), r ns Liberty, 1st e of Whitaker F E A Y W ILLIAM A ., c, blacksmith and wheelwright,,E. Broad, opp S. Broad, r 20 S. Broad. (See p. 95.) Feddis William, elk W. Hunter & Son, r 112 State Feeley James, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Feelev John, livery and stable, 140 Bryan, r 108 State Feeley John, Jr., elk John Feeley, r 108 State Feeley Michael, livery and sale stable, 102 Bryan, r 100 Hull Feelin Benjamin, c, butler A. Mims, r rear 84 Jones Female Orphan Asylum, Charlton, se cor Bull Fender John G., painter, S. Broad, nr Barnard Fennell James, lab, r ws Purse, 2d n of Walker Fennell John N., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Anderson, 4th e of Abercorn Fennell Julia, wks Cotton Factory, bds ws Purse, 2d n of An derson Iff\n f Y n n h FOR STORES a n d d w e l l i n g s . 1 1 V l f A 1 V l f u O M cU O N O U G H & I S A I X A N T Y X E . (See front fly B.) 8 f* I l f D M ONLY A L L -R A IL LIN E TO r.ck W . K i .f l o r i d a ' FEN 232 _______ F E B Fennell Laura, wks Cotton Factory, bds ws Purse, 2d n of Anderson Fennell Rebecca, wid W., bds ws Purse, 2d n of Walker Fennell Robert Y., carpenter S., F. & Ry., r ns Henry, 1st % w of Whitaker Ferguson Anthony, c, lab, r rear 125 Jones Ferguson Augustus, c, lab, r ss Olive, 5th e of Farm FERGUSON DOUGALD, undertaker, cabinetmkr and bell hanger, 122 State, r 34 President. (See cover.) Ferguson George, c, lab, r es Ann, 4th n of Pine Ferguson Glpver, elk Bacon & Brooks, r 78| Lincoln Ferguson Isaac B., elk C. R. R., r 78^ Lincoln Ferguson Jack, c, butler, r ss 1st av, 4th w of Whitaker Ferguson James, diver, r 39 Houston Ferguson Jeremiah, c, bricklayer, r rear ws Reynolds, 5th w of President' Ferguson Joseph G., elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds 7 8 | Lincoln Ferguson Margaret G., wid D., r 34 President Ferguson Mary, dressmkr, bds 107 W. Broad Ferguson Mary, wid T., r 107 W. Broad Ferguson Matthew, carpenter, bds ss Duffy, 5th w of Bull Ferguson Nellie, dressmkr, bds 107 W. Broad Ferguson Robert G., yard elk C. R. R., r 78| Lincoln Ferguson William H., boilermkr S., F; & W. Ry FERNAND LUDWIG, M. D., physician, office, Bull, ne cor State, r Tattnall, bet Gordon lane and Gaston Fernandez Adolph, machinist McDonough & Ballantyne, r 65 Charlton FERNANDEZ JOHN B., cigars ard tobacco, 124 Brough ton, r 109 Congress * Fernandez Joseph, elk, bds 65 Charlton Fernandez Lewis, c, lab, r rear President, 4th w of Arnold Ferran George, wks C. R. R Ferrebee Adam, c, blacksmith, ss Huntingdon, 17th w of W. Broad Ferrebee Edward, c, painter Fetzer & Sanberg, r ss Bolton, 1st e of Burroughs Ferrebee John, c, lab, r ss Anderson, 2d w of Montgomery Ferrebee Paul, c, blacksmith, r ss Huntingdon, 17th w of W. Broad Ferrebee Richard, c, lab, r ss Waldburg, 2d e of Burroughs Ferrebee Thomas, c, carpenter, r ns Henry, 4th w of Jeffer son C0C0NUTS, AT REEDY'S. FEE, 233 FIC Ferrebee I'homas, e, driver J. B. Reedy, r ss Boltons 1st e of Burroughs Ferrell Henry Y., veterinary surgeon, Randolph, cor S. Broad, r 12 McAlister Ferrell Jack M., bkkpr Marshall House Ferrell James, lab, r ss Broughton, 1st W. of E. Boundary Ferrell Martin, tailor, r 190 State Ferrell Mary, wks Cotton Factory Ferrell Moses, c, farmer, r rear Perry, nr Gilford Ferrell Thomas, wks Upper Press Ferrell Timothy, carpenter, r Sims, ne cor Guerard Ferrell William B. agt, restaurant, 11 Market Basin, r Brough ton, nr Barnard Ferrell Benjamin B., broker, Bull, ne cor Bryan FERRILL HAMPTON L ,, elk C. O. C. C., bds 61 El bert sq FERRILL JOHN 0., ordinary Chatham Co., r 61 El bert sq Ferrill Matilda C., wid John C., r 61 Elbert sq Ferrill Roberton C., elk, bds 61 Elbert sq Ferris Benjamin, c, wks W. A. Feay, r 20 S. Broad Ferris Hampton, c, lab, bds Randolph, 4th e of S. Broad Ferris Joseph, c, wks D. R. Thomas Ferris Robert H., c, carpenter, r Jackson, cor Randolph Ferst Aaron, cashier M. Ferst & Co., r 108 Liberty Ferst Joseph (M. Ferst & Co.), r 108 Liberty Ferst Moses (M. Ferst & Co.), r 108 Liberty FERST M. & CO. (M. Ferst, J. Strous and J. Ferst), wholesale grocers and liquor dealers, 145 and 147 Bay Fetzer Christine, wid John, r New Houston, ne cor W. Broad Fetzer Robert C. (Fetzer & Sanberg), r New Houston, ne cor W. Broad FETZER & SANBERG (E. C. Fetzer and C. E. Sanberg), wheelwrights, blacksmiths and coach painters, W!. Broad, ne cor Duffy. (See fly A.) Feuchtwanger E., elk Eckman & Vetsburg, r ,169 Jones Feuger John A-, supt Central Press, r 63 Charlton Fey George, cabinet mkr, 36 Drayton, r 71 York FEY LOUISE MRS., dressmkr, 71 York Ficken Frederick, driver Henry Kuck, r ws E. Broad, 1st n of Charlton Fickling John, e, waiter Pulaski House, r Ann, cor Bryan Fiekling Riehard, c, lab, r ns Henry lane, 1st e of Jefferson M ACH IN ISTS, IRON AND B R ASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) S.,F.& W ,R Y. Freight in Through Cars on fast train s W ithon t T ran sfer. FIE 234 MS Fields Abram, c, lab, r Bryan, 2d w of Farm Fields Andrew, c, barber Louis Brauss, r 196 Bryan Fields Caroline, c, laundress, r rear 207 Wayne Fields Doctor, c, porter, r 13 Berrien Fields Henry, c, butcher, r rear Perry, nr Thunderbolt rd Fields Henry, c, grocer, r rear E. Boundary, ue cor S. Broad Fields Howard, c, porter, r 13 Berrien Fields John, c, driver C. D. Rogers Fields Joseph B., c, fish, Market, r 13 Mill Fields Moses, c, hostler, r 190 Taylor Fields Peter, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear 10 Gwinnett Fields Reuben, c, wks Gordon Press Fields Samuel, c, lab, r Lumber, sw cor Joachim Fields Walter, c, wks Cotton Press, r es Ann, 8th n of g a r rison Fields William, c, barber, r Farm, 4th e of Zubly Fields William, c, wks Central Press, r Farm, 7th s of Pine Fields William R., c, janitor Court House, r Jackson, ne cor McAlister Figeroux Benjamin, prof of'French, bds 150| Taylor Filer Frank, c, butler, r Harrison, 1st w of Poplar Filer Isaac, c, wks C. R. R Filon Thomas, c, porter A, J. Miller & Co.,yr Liberty lane, 2d e of Drayton Finch Martip. L., elk Pulaski House Finch Samuel M., bds 172 State Fink Annie G., wid F., r 69 Jefferson Finklea George E. (J. G. Watts & Co.), r 101 Montgomery Finklea George W., elk, r 101 Montgomery Finklea John, c, driver Moran & Reilly Finklea Julia Miss, domestic A. M. Tishler, r Harris, cor Mpnt- gomery Finn Edward, elk J. Duggan, bds Canal, sw cor Coffee al Finn James, fireman C. R. R., bds 213 Perry Finn Patrick, fireman C. R. R Finn Sarah Mrs., r 213 Perry Finnegan Mary Mrs., grocer, 44 Houston Finnessy Mary, c, laundress, r Farm, 6th s of Zubly First African Baptist Church, Montgomery, sw cor Bryan First Bryan Church (Baptist), c, ss Bryan, se cor Farm First Presbyterian Church, Bull, se cor Taylor Fish Florida, wid J. D., r ss Jones, 3d e of Bull Fish George, c, longshoreman, r ss Orange, 2d e of Farm ENGINES, N ew and Second-H and, and G rist M ills, fo r sale b y JOHN R O U R K E , 2 B ay S t. C. Stron D R U G G IST . P rescriptions a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll S treet. F IS _______________ 235 F L A ______ Fish John R., bkkpr C. R. R., bds 198 Broughton Fisher Anthony, c, lab, r 48 Hull , Fisher Lewis, wks McDonough & Ballantyne Fisher Mary, wid Frederick, r 206 Liberty Fisher Thomas W., trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r Price, 1st s of Jones lane Fisher William H., plumber John Nichols, r 206 Liberty Fisler Anna M., wid L. F., bds ns Bolton, 1st w of Howard Fitch Minnie J. Mrs., bds 15 Lincoln Fitts Eliza, wid W., bds 180 Broughton Fitzgerald Daniel, elk, r 49 Congress Fitzgerald David, engineer, bds 30 Habersham Fitzgerald Edward, sailor, r Randolph, 4th w of Perry Fitzgerald Ellen, wid J., r 7 York Fitzgerald Francis J., elk Ga., Fla. and Inland S. S. Co., r 14 State Fitzgerald James, candymkr J. H. Furber, r 112| Broughton Fitzgerald James, painter, r 7 York Fitzgerald James A., watchman, r ss Indian, 3d w of W. Broad Fitzgerald John, cigarmkr F: Kolb, r 66 Price Fitzgerald John, foreman streets, r 14 State Fitzgerald John, pilot, r 30 Habersham Fitzgerald Julia, wid P., r 22 St. Julian Fitzgerald Mary Mrs., confectionery, 112J Broughton Fitzgerald Mary, wid Michael, r 24 Barnard Fitzgerald Thomas D., elk R. R. Richards, r 49 Congress Fitzgerald Thomas G., engineer, r 21 Broughton Fitzhenry James, lab, r 30 President Fitzpatrick John, wks Tyler Press, bds ns Bryan, 2d w of Ann Fitzpatrick Peter, wks City, r ns Bryan, 2d w of Ann Fitzpatrick Philip, lab, bds Indian, ne cor McGuire Fitzsimons Pamelia, wid Bernard, r 158 S. Broad Flagg Henry, c, waiter Planters Hotel Flaherty Edmund, elk, bds 66 Congress Flaherty John, fisherman, bds 28 Mill Flaherty Thomas, jail guard, r Mercer, nw cor Hall FLAN N ER Y JOHN (j- Flannery & Co.), pres Sou. Bank of the State of Ga., r 106 Jones FLAN N ER Y JOHN & CO. (John Flannery and J. L. Johnson) cotton factors and com mers. (See p. 99.) Flannery Joseph, cashier J. Flannerv & Co., r 106 Jones Flannery William, boilermkr* S., F. & W. Ry., bds 15 Haber sham OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) S., F .& W .R Y Elegant Passenger CoacTies, with W estinghouse A ir Brakes, M iller I. Platform s, and Janney Couplers. FLA 236 FLE Flannigan James, lab, r 18 E. Boundary Flannigan John, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r ws E. Boundary, 4th n of President Flannigan Patrick, wks C. R. R , r ns Sims, 4th e of Purse Flatau Mitchell elk D. Weisbein, bds 154 S. Broad Flatley Mary Mrs., grocer, ns Indian, 10th e of Farm Fleetwood George S. (Holst & Go.), r 38 Habersham Fleetwood James, capt of pilot boat " Wilder," r 40 Haber- sham Fleetwood Thomas M.,'capt of S. S. " City of Savannah," r 40 Habersham Fleetwood William H., pilot, r 58 Liberty Fleming Andrew, c, porter, r rear Randolph, 3d w of Bay Fleming Andrew J., wks Cotton Factory Fleming Beverly, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r Arnold, nr Liberty Fleming Charles, c, lab, r rear 35 Randolph Fleming Charles C., elk A. J. Miller & Co., bds 108 S. Broad Fleming Edward, wks C. R. R Fleming George, c, lab, r ws Jefferson, 1st s of Gaston Fleming Henry, c, butler Pavillion Hotel, r 38 Stewart Fleming James, c, lab, r Henry, nw cor E. Broad FLEM ING JOHN, shoemkr, 32 Bull, r 140| State Fleming Julia, c, laundress, r Sims, nw cor Wilson lane Fleming Michael, policeman, r 52 Montgomery Fleming Patrick, wks C. R. R., bds Indian, ne cor McGuire Fleming Robert, c, lab, r Ogeechee rd Fleming Stephen, c, lab, r Ogeechee rd Fleming Thomas W., butcher, Lincoln, ne cor Taylor Fleming T. M , conductor, S., F. & W. Ry Fleming William, barkpr E. McYeigh, bds 81 Bay Fleming William B. Hon., Judge Superior Court, 101 Bay, r 45 Abercorn Fleming William J., elk W. U. Tel. Co., r 52 Montgomery Flemister Sarau J., c, teacher West Broad St. School, r William, nrW. Broad Flenaul Austin, driver, r 70 W. Broad Fletcher Charles, c, barber W. T. Ingliss, r E. Broad, 1st s of Broughton Fletcher James, c, wks Central Press, bds es St. Gaul, 4th n of Harrison Fletcher Thomas, wks C. R. R., befs es St. Gaul, 1st n of Har- nson DeYEN0(!E?S is the best Chain' pagne Imported. Try it. Li STI O R g i Keeps Humphrey's Homeopathic Medicines, 67 Bull St. _ _ FLE fly Flett John W., foreman R. DeMartln, r 138 State FLINT A LEX AN D ER F ,, watches, clocks.and jewelry, 135 Congress, r 155 Liberty Flood Archibald L., fireman C. R. R., bds 111 W. Broad Flood Elliott B., elk Moses Krauss, bds 111 W. Broad Flood James, fireman C, R. R., bd3 111 W. Broad Flood Martha, wid T., r 111 W. Broad Flood Thomas, painter, r Bryan, nw cor Ann Flood Thomas R , laundry, 75 Whitaker Flood William O., feeder Haslam & Co.* r 111 W. Broad Flournoy Austin, c, wks Gordon Press Flournoy George, c, seaman, r ss Orange 3d e of St. Gaul Flowers Abram, c, lab, r ws Jefferson, 4th so f Gaston Flowers Cato, c, porter, r 48 Lincoln Flowers Cornelius, c, r ns Henry lane. 2d e of Jefferson Flowers Hester, c, cook Mrs. E T. McCarthy, r rear 48 Lincoln Flowers John, c, cook Mrs. E. Mortimer, r rear Bryan Flowers John, c, wheelwright, r ns Indian lane, 3d w of W. , Broad Flowers Raymond, c, lab, r Jones, 3d w of E. Broad Floy Ida Mrs., r 158 State . Floyd Alexander, c, longshoreman, r ns Joachim, 3d w of W. Broad Floyd Benjamin D., policeman, r ns Henry, 2d e of Bull Floyd Burke, cotton sampler, r Hall, nw cor Montgomery . Floyd Daniel, wks Lower Press Floyd Eldridge M., wharf elk C. R. R Floyd George, c, wks F. Morgan & Co Floyd HeDry C., c, teacher W. Broad St. School, r ss New Houston, 2d. e of Drayton Floyd James B., cotton shipper, bds 160 E. Broad Floyd John H., c, wks C. R. R Floyd Peter, c, wks J. Rourke Floyd Samuel, c, driver, r ns Alice, 7th w of W. Broad lane Floyd S. A., cotton shipper, bds 160 S. Bn ad Floyd Thomas, c, fisherman, r rear Reynolds, 3d e of Jackson Floyd Thomas B., ^cotton classer, 128 Bay, r Hall, nw cor Montgomery Floyd Washington, c, porter C. H. Dorsett, r ns Alice, 9th e of W. Broad Floyd William, lab, r ns Sims, 2d w of W. Broad Flynn B. W., carpenter C. L. R R Flynn Catherine, wid W. J., r ns Indian, 1st w of Ann Northern Prices MATCHED ON ALL OF OUB WOES. McDonough & B allan tyn e. (See front fly B.) Savanna^ Florida Western Ey., m m ^ I n || BIB i n FLORIDA lll.olrAxvll fast mt FL Y _______________238______________ FOO Flynn John, boilermkr C. R. R., r ss Jones, 4th w of W. Broad Flynn Owen W., elk R. W. Woodbridge, bds ss Indian, 1st w of Ann Fogarty Anthony, c, driver Weed & Cornwell * Fogarty Isaac, c, porter A. Leffler, r Oaston, sw cor W. Broad Fogarty Patrick, watchman, S., F. & W. Ry., r Randolph, 1st w of Perry Fogarty Richard, teamster, r 9 7 | W. Broad Fogarty Thomas, blacksmith S,, F. & W. Ry., r Randolph, 1st w of Perry Fogarty Thomas, c, carpenter, r rear Randolph, 2d e of Jack- son Foley Christopher, sailor, bds 28 Bryan Foley Honora, wid Owen, r 134 Hull Foley James, lab, r 28 Bryan Foley James, grocer, Broughton, nw cor E. Boundary Foley John, r 37 York Foley Michael F., elk J. Cunningham, r 66 Lincoln Foley Susan T., wid F., bds 67 President Folker Edward B., bkkpr J. G. Butler, r 23 Broughton Folks C. M., engineer S., F. & W. Ry Folliard Thomas A., constable S. Elsinger, 122 Bryan, r 2 Montgomery Folliard William H., wks W.\ H. Cosgrove, r ss Charlton lane, 1st w of W. Broad Folliard William J., barkpr P. J. Conley, bds 291 Drayton Fontan Francis, carpenter, r 12 E. Broad Fontan Frederick, watchman Phoenix Iron Works, r Arnold, 4th w of President Fontan George, molder J. Rourke, bds E. Boundary, nr Broughton Fontan John, conductor B. & A. St. Ry., r 76 Bryan Footman George, c, wks C. R R., r 9 7 | Jefferson Footman Richard, c, lab, r es St. Gaul, 4th s of Harrison Footman Robert H. (R. H. Footman & Co ), r 66 Gaston FOOTMAN R . H. & CO. (Robert H., Footman and C. F. Prendergast), genl ins agts; represent Queen Ins. Co. of Eng., Home of N. Y., Continental of N._ Y., V ir ginia Home of Richmond, Georgia Home of Colum bus, Manhattan Life of N. Y., and Insurance Com pany of North Am erica (Inland and Coastwise Ma rine); 118 Bay" . - Q A M and br ass casting* I It o f a l l k in d s , m a d e toy J o h n R o u r k e , 2 B a y S t* MD TOILET ARTICLES, li. C. STRONG, 67 B ull Street. FOB_________239 FOB Foran S., helper S., F. & W. By Foran William, stevedore, bds Planters Hotel Forbes Lafayette, c, butler W. P. Ward, r rear 130 Hull Ford Albert, c, driver B. L. Mercer, r Ogeechee rd Ford Boykin, elk, bds 194 Liberty Ford' Charles D., naval store inspector, bds 50 Bull Ford Charles N., c, wks Moran & Reilly, r ns Stewart lane, 2d w of Roberts Ford Charlotte, c, laundress, r Farm, 11th s of Zubly Ford Cupid, c, lab, r rear 154 State Ford George, c, carpenter, r Ogeechee rd Ford Henry W., observer TJ. S. signal corps, r 174 Liberty Ford Isaac, c, porter, r Farm, 7th s of Pine Ford James, lab, r ns Bay lane, 3d e of Price Ford James W., blacksmith C. R. R., r ws Jefferson, 3d s of New Houston Ford John, c, lab, r ns York lane, 5th w of Houston Ford John C., elk, bds ss Orange, 1st w of Ann Ford Louisa A., wid W. D., bds 69 York Ford Milly, c, laundress, r ns Liberty lane, 1st w of Abercorn Ford Nathan, c, driver Moran & Reilly Ford* Paul, c, fireman J. J. McDonough, r rear Bolton, 3d n of S., F. & W. Ry Ford Samuel, c, lab, r Reed row Ford Thomas, shipping elk, bds 163 York Ford Thomas E., dairyman, r 12 Jones Ford William C., c, wks W. Preston, r Ogeechee rd Fordham J. H., elk Ry. P. O Forehand Freeman H.,.wks C. R. R., r 208 Wayne Forehand John J., tinner Lovell &Lattimore, bds es Jefferson, 1st s of Huntingdon Forehand Joseph, wks C. R. R , r 208 Wayne Forehand Roxey, wks Arkwright Cotton Mils, r 207 Wayne Forehand Sylvanus, wks S,, F. & W. Ry., bds 27 Jones Foreman Sanders, c, wks Forest City Mill, r Joachim, 4th e of Farm Foreman Smart, c,. wks Forest City Mills, r 35 Roberts FOREST CITY MILLS, S. G Haynes & Bro., props; Montgomery, sh cor Congress. (See p. 86.) Forrest Henderson, c, hostler S. S. & S. R. R , r ss New Hous ton lane, 3d e of Barnard Forrester Isaac, c, train hand S. F. & W. Ry Forsyth Ella Miss, wks Cotton Factory Mille and P A N S . F u ll stock on hand D U g u l lY J L lllu McDo n o u g h & b a l l .a n t y n e . (Sesfront y B.) Through. Sleepers dally to Val dosta, Quitman, T hom asville and .A lbany, FOR 240 FRA Forsyth Lillie Miss, wks Cotton Factory Forsyth Minnie Miss, wks Cotton Factory Forsythe Margaret, wid H. E., r Harris, near W. Broad Foster Albert W., c, driver r ss "Walker, 2d w of Lumber Foster Charles, c, lab, r es W. Broad, 3d n of Hall Foster Ernest, c, wks C. R. R., r 42 Roberts Foster Frank D., wks W. H. Feay, r Walker, nr Lumber Foster Gilbert, lab, r rear McAlister, 2d s of S. Broad Foster John W., elk D. Weisbein, r 166| Broughton Foster Oliver, c, porter F. M. Hull Foster Wylly, c, wks Tyler Press, r 2 8 | E. Broad Fountain William, driver J. Feeley, r Montgomery, cor Brough ton Fowler George, c, lab, r E, Boundary, nw cor S. Broad Fowler Thomas, blacksmith D. O'Connor, r ns Bryan, 2d e of Ann Fowler William, fancy goods, E. Broad, sw cor Broughton Fox Catharine, c, laundress, r 11 York lane Fox Charles W., wks C.F. Stubbs, r 208 Harris Fox Edward, c, lab, r Randolph, nw cor Cleburne Fox Garfley, c, oystenman, r S. Broad lane, nr E. Broad FOX GUSTAVE, saloon, 176 St. Julian Fox Hannah Miss, domestic Z. Falk Fox Henry A , elk Ry. P. O., r Whitaker, 3d n of 2d Av Fox John H., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r 36 Jones Fox Mary D. Miss, r 36 Jones Foy James Sv road master S., S. & S. Ry Frain Hugh, teacher, bds Bull, nw cor Anderson Frain John, lab, r ss Indian, 6th w of Farm Frain Mary A. Miss, wks Sav. Paper Mill, r ns Indian, 9th e of Farm ' Frain Sanders J., printer, bds 204* Bryan Frain Thomas J., tailor C. Gassman, bds ns Indian, 9th e of Farm Frampton John, c, lab, r rear es E. Boundary, 4th s of Presi dent Francis Andrew, c, wks Upper Press Francis Charles, c, lab, ss Orange, 2d w of St. Gaul Francis C., cab mkr S., F. & W. Ry Francis James, c, wks T. L. Kinsey, r ss Henry, 4th e of Mont gomery Francis James B., carpenter C. R. R., r ws Jefferson, 2d n of Duffy R eedy is the only H ouse in the City im porting F rench W ines and Brandies, consequently has the best. P Q f r n n o - PHARMACIST, i --a V * w l l v l l ^ j 6 7 STJLL STREET. FRA 241 FRE Francis John, c, wks C. R. R .,r rear 192 Bryan Franck Frederick, elk J. Ruwe, bds ss Indian, 4th w of Farm Frank Isaac M. (Frank & Co.), r 90 Taylor Frank Leo H., elk J. Perlinski, r 196 Hull FR A N K & CO. (I M, Frank and Meinhard Bro's & Co.), whol dry goods and notions, 131 and 133 Broughton. (See p. 84) Frankenstein'Leah, wid J., 178 Hall Frankenstein Marcus, elk Mohr Bro's, r 178 Hall Franklin A. Jones, dep sheriff Chatham Co,, r Liberty lane, 1st e of Habersham Franklin Benjamin, tailor C. ,F. Gross, r ns Liberty lane, 1st e of Habersham Franklin Charles, c, wks Herman & Kayton, r rear 9 Jones Franklin Daniel M., wks Cotton Factory Franklin Edward, c, wks Gordon Press Franklin Jacob, c, lab, rrear ws Reynolds, pp Jackson Franklin Major, c, wks Herman & Kayton, r 9 Jones Fransort Harry, c, blacksmith J. J. Grant, r 205 Congress Franz Margaret, wid Ferdinand, r 43 Montgomery Fraser Alexander, c, lab, r 4 Harris Fraser Allen, c, lab, r 11 tfoachim Fraser Charles, c, driver, r sS Cann, 2d w of Abercorn Fraser Cuffy, c, lab, r rear ns Congress lane, 3d w of E. Broad Fraser Edward, c, bricklayer, ns Huntingdon, 6th w of W. Broad Fraser Edward, c, driver, r ns Berrien, 5th w of Montgomery Fraser Hamilton, c, lab, r ss Olive, 7th e of Farm Fraser James, c, lab, r rear 114 State Fraser John, c, wks Christian Berdon, r rear Falligant Hill Fraser Julia A., wid George A., bds 55 Charlton Fraser Julian, c, lab, r rear w end of Reynolds Fraser Juian, c, lab, r ns York lane, 4th w of E. Broad Fraser Marshall, c, porter J. Lynch,- r Sims, 2d e of Purse Fraser Morris, baker J. Schwarz, r 64 Jones Fraser Paul, c, wks Gordon Press Fraser Peter, c, lab, r ss Broughton lane, 1st w of Price Fraser Philip, coppersmith, bds 44 State Fraser Samuel, c, driver L. Carson, r rear 141 Perry Fraser William c, wks Bacon & Brooks Fratas John A., elk, bds 46 Price Fratas John H., grocer, McDonough, sw cor Houston Fredericks Martin, capt tug "Forest City," r 34 Broughton Mitdmlkte W E M A K E A SP EC IA LT Y . McDONOQH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B;) Fast Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany, Chattahoochee Eiver, and all Points in South ern Georgia and Florida. F R E _______________ 242___________ F B I ____ _ Freeborn James T., elk C. R. #R., bds ss Gaston, 5th e of Barnard Freeland Dora Mrs., teacher Massie Dist. School, r 98 Taylor Freeland Josephine Mrs., teachea Academy School, r 98 Taylor Freeman Albert, c, wks J. Feeley, r w Ann, 2d s of Zubly Freeman Frank, c, lab, r ns Sims, 4th w of Lumber Freeman George C., com mer, 94 Bryan, r 72 Gaston Freeman Henry, elk J. F. Wheaton, r 72 Gaston Freeman James E., grocer, 18| Jefferson, r 300 W. Broad Freeman John, c, porter, r ss Jones, 2d e of Guerard Freeman John F., elk J. E. Freeman, bds 300 W. Broad Freeman Lager, c, carpenter, r 13 Harris Freeman Mary, c, domestic, r rfs Liberty lane, 2d w of Aber- corn Freeman Richard H., switchman S., F. & W. Ry Freeman William, blacksmith C. R. R., bds ns Anderson, 4th w of Barnard Freeman William, c, wks William D. Dixon, r Liberty lane, 2d w of Abercorn Freidenberg Abraham (A. Freidenberg & Co.) r 154 Gaston Freidenberg A. & Co. (A., L. and S. Freidenberg), who! grocers and liquors, 170 Bay Freidenberg Leopold (A. Freidenberg & Co.), r 151| Gordon Freidenberg Sigmund (A. Freidenberg & Co.), r 154 Gaston Freil Daniel, lab, bds 80 Broughton Freil Elizabeth, wid D., r 72 St. Julian Fremont Sewell L., asst U. S. engineer, office, Oglethorp'e Bar racks Fremont William, hostler W. D. Dixon, r rear*84 Liberty French L. M., elk Ludden & Bates, bds 102 Broughton Fret Rosa Miss, dressmkr, bds 51| Jefferson Fretwell John W. (Fretwell & Nichols), r ws Jefferson, 1st n of Waldburg FRETW ELL & NICHOLS (J. w. Fretwell and W. N. Nichols), printers and stationers, 129 Bay Freudenthal Lewis, lab, r 19 Harrison Frew Mary, wid James, r Bull, nw cor Anderson Frewen Margaret, wid William, r ns Jones lane, 9th w of E. Broad Frezelle Nicholas, elk M. W. Sutler, bds Taylor, ne cor Price Fric-key William H., carpenter C. R. R., r 181 Taylor Fried Isadore, elk L. Fried, r 160 State Fried Joseph, elk L. Fried, r 160 State JIUnIhIInI nRUnUnI rltbd, Architectural Iron Work a Specialty, 2 B ay St. C O _ |_ French, American and English * O l l Q l l g , Soaps, 67 Bull Street. ____ _ F R I __________ 243___________________F U R Fried Leon, dry goods, 24J Barnard and 164 Broughton, r 160 State Fried William, elk L. Fried, r 160 State Friedlein Bernhardt, cashier S. Guckenheimer, r 92 Taylor Friend William, engineer, r ns Hinry, 2d w of Montgomery . Friend William A., grocer, r 171 York Frierson George S., elk Saussy & Harmon, bds ns Waldburg, 2d e of Lincoln Frierson Henry H., wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds ns Waldburg, 2d e of Lincoln Frierson Norton, chief elk R. B. Reppard, r 50 Waldburg Frierson Sarah E., wid G. S., bds ns Waldburg, 2d e of Lin coln Fripp E. St. James, naval stores, bds 154 S. Broad Fripp Ida M., wid Milton, r 86 Jones Frohunk Charles, c, driver Moran &Reilly Frost George, c, hostler L. Carson, r 30 Stewart Frost Thomas, c, driver, r ws W. Broad, 4th n of Gwinnett Frothingham William, bds 127 Gordon Fullam Mary Mrs., milliner, 176 Broughton, r S. Broad Fullarton Allan (A. Fullarton & Co.), r 127 Gordon FULLARTON A. & CO. (Allan Fullarton and Jas. A. Whyte), com mers and ship brokers, 118 Bay Fuller Benjamin, c, wks Mrs. Jane E. Elkins, r rear 159 York Fuller James M., porter J. E. Gutman, r Randolph, nr S. Broad Fuller Samuel, c, lab, r rear 189 York Fuller Titps, c, lab, r Indian lane, 3d w of Farm Fullman Joseph C., c, barter A. Cortino, r S. Broad lane, n'r Barnard Fulmore William, driver, bds ns Sims, 2d w of Purse Fulton Charles A., engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r 29 Jones Fulton Joseph E., supt Tyler Press, r Jones, se cor Price Fulton Rebecca, wid E., bds 104 Taylor Fulton Virginia, wid G. J., r 176 Waldburg Funk L., tailor, bds 215 Congress FUNK MICHAEL, tailor, 140| St. Julian, r 215 Congress Furber James H., confectionery, 130 Broughton, r 134 Brough ton Furlong Alfred F., kpr Laurel Grove Cemetery, r Cemetery, nw cor Anderson Furlong Ann, wid Thomas, r 33 York Furlong James, blacksmith D. O'Connor, r 33 York All (TAP M i l k an. B., bds 2 6 | William Glover Adolphus, c, butler, r rear 52 Harris Glover George, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, n of Jones Glover James, c, bricklayer, r rear Randolph, 3d e of S. Broad Glover James, c, trainhand S f F. & W. Ry., r es Price, 3d n of Hall m Glover Jane. C., wid John C., r 130 Broughton Glover Lewis B., elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds 37 Habersham Gnann Benjamin R., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r ss Waldburg, 2d w of Montgomery Gnann Elbert, wks C. R. R., r Montgomery, sw cor Bolton Gnann Joseph D., blacksmith, r 213 Waldburg Gnann William D., baggage master S., F. & W. Ry., bds ws Barnard, 1st n of Anderson GNANN W ILLIAM W ., wheelwright and blacksmith, 207 Liberty, r 213 Waldburg. (See p. 88.) Godby Lewis, c, driver, r ss Huntingdon, 6th w of W. Broad Goddard Ann J. E., wid Thomas H., r 178 Gaston Goddard Mary E. Miss, private school, 178 Gaston Godfrey Clarence O., elk The Bradstreet Co., r country Godfrey Jacob, c, carpenter, r es Farm, 3d s of Orange Godfrey Primer, c, wks Lower Press Godfrey Robert J., elk S., F. & W. Ry Godfrey Samuel, driver, r 52 Jones Godson Henry, porter Planters Hotel Goebel Andrew, dep jailer, r 119J Barnard Goebel George C., printer O. P. Havens, r 119J Barnard' Goerz Adele M. Mrs., dressmkr., 34 Barnard J.B. REEDY, The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. "WWWhIIIil1aC RnUnbscui" :L.aCp. SMtronHg, M67 Bfu*ll St. GOE 253_______________ GOO Goetke Charles H., elk C. C. Ehlers, bds Bryan, ne cor Ann Goette Francis J., helper S., F. & W. By., bds 55 Broughton Goette John, r 55 Broughton Goette Joseph, undertaker, 63 Broughton, r 55 Broughton Gogorza Antonio, manager Spanish dept R. B. Reppard Golden Annie Mrs, millinery, 134 Broughton Golden Charles, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 1st w of President Golden Edward, c, drayman H. A. Stults & Co., r 111 Perry Golden James, c, wks Upper Steam'Mill Golden Jefferson, c, barber, r ws W. Broad, 3d s of Gwinnett Golden John,, wks Bacon & Brooks Golden Joseph, wks C. R. R., r Jones, sw cor Lumber Golden Julia, laundress, r Gordon lane, 4th e of Price Golden Peter J., engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r 134 Broughton Golden Richard, c, lab, r ns Hall lane, 2d w of Tattnall Golden Scipio, c, driver, r 111 Perry Golden Thomas, c, barber Pulaski House, r 13 Harrison Golden Washington, c, porter V. Basler, r 174 Bryan Golden William, c, carpenter, r Liberty lane, 8th w of E. Broad Golden William H., porter H. Rothschild, r ws Laurel, 2d s of Harrison Goldsmith John, c, porter West4Bros Goldsmith Lewis, c, fireman H. F. Willink, r rear 80 Broughton Goldstein Ephraim, boots and shoes, 19 Jefferson Golinsky Abraham, mer, r 9 Jefferson Golinsky Isaac, elk R. S. Jones, r Bryan, sw cor Jefferson Golinsky Mark, dry goods and clothing, 9 Jefferson Golly Joseph, fresco painter, r 154 State Golphin Anthony, c, wks R. D. Walker, r 7 State Golphin George, elk A. L. Hartridge, bds ns Henry, 2d w of Whitaker Golphin Meshack, c, driver, r rear Cleburne, nr Arnold Golphin Richard, c, lab, r Gaston lane, 5th w of E. Broad Gom L. Mrs., r 91 Gordon Gornus Lewis, c. carpenter, r ss S. Broad lane, 2d e of Price GONZALES H EN R Y G., cigar mnfr, 102 Broughton, r ss Broughton, 4th w of E. Boundary Good Bernard, plasterer, r 102 Price Goodin Sarah, wid Jeremiah, r Jones, ne cor Price Goodkind Max, elk L. Max, bds York, bet Montgomery and Jefferson GOODRICH E. C., physician, office 146 S. Broad, r Aber- corn, 2d n of Hull Iron Fronts 11 V 1 1 V A t F0R . M C D st ONO or UGH es & B and A IX A N dw TYNE e l l in . (See front g fly s B .) F. & W. RY Through Sleepers daily to V al. dosta, Quitman, T hom asville am ! Albany, GOO_______________2 5 4 _______ GOB GOODSELL BROS. (Joseph and L. F. Goodsell), proprs Pulaski House, Bryan, nw cor Bull. (See back fly 0.) Goodsell Joseph (Goodsell Bros.), r Pulaski House . Goodsell L. F. (Goodsell Bros), r Fernandina, Fla Goodson Henry B., wks C. R. R., bds 38 Roberts Goodwin Corinthia A., wid T. A., bds 136 Gaston Goodwin Dennis, c, driver, r Guerard, ne cor Walker lane Goodwin E, A., wid Robert, r 143 Liberty Goodwin Joseph, c, butler Mrs. E. R. Gibbes, r Purse, nw cor Sims GOODWIN LIONEL L., city marshal, Exchange Bldg, r 84 S. Broad Goodwin Michael, foreman S., F. & W". Ry., r Price, sw cor Duffy Goodwin Sidney P., drayman, r 152 Gaston Goodwin William, wks Cotton Factory Goo^by Fleming, engineer C. R. R., r 77 Montgomery Gordon Alexander, c, porter, r rear es E. Boundary, 5th n of S. Broad Gordon Andrew S., c, huckster, r Montgomery, sw cor Gwin nett lane Gordon Beirne, elk W. W. Gordon & Co., bds 124 S. Broal Gordon Bridget, wid M., r ns Jones, 7th e of Purse Gordon Charles, c, driver Moran & Reilly Gordon Clifford, c, driver S. C. Stewart Gordon Cyrus, carpenter Haywood, Gage & Co., r ss Gwin nett, 3d w of S., F. & W. Ry Gordon Edwin, c, waiter Pulaski House, r ns Congress lane, 3d a of Habersham Gordon George, c, driver, r ss Olive, 12th e of Farm Gordon Henry, c, bds 23J McDonough Gordon Henry, c, lab, r ss Gwinnett, 3d w of Burroughs Gordon Hercules, c, lab, r Joachim, 1st e of W. Boundary Gordon James, helper C. R. R., bds ns Jones, 7th e of Purse Gordon Jane, wid Charles, bds 6 Margaret Gordon John, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 2d e of Burroughs Gordon John, lab, r 10 Jones Gordon John, c, wks Sav. Gas Wks, r W. Broad, s of Bolton Gordon Joseph, c, driver, r ws Guerard, 2d s of Jones Gordon Joseph, c, wks Moran & Reilly, r Joachim, 6th w of Lumber Gordon Joseph W., machinist S., F. & W. Ry., bdsss Gwinnett lane, 2d w of Lincoln O r g i i l f l f l Q Cemetery and Balcony Railings of All Kinds I I d 11181y O made by JOHN ROURKE, 2 Bay Street. L. C. Strong, DittJtiGIST. Prescriptions a Specialty, 07 Bull Street. GOB ________ 255 GBA , Gordon Lucas, c, lab, r ss Perry lane, 4th w of Jefferson Gordon Madge Miss, bds 59 Vvhitaker Gordon Maria, c, seamstress, r 23 Charlton Gordon Mingo, c, driver Moran & Reilly Gordon Monday, c, restaurant, r Hall lane, ne cor Price Gordon Monroe, wks L. Tkannasaw, r rear 6 Guerard Gordon Pleasant, c, r es Guerard, 1st s of Jones Gordon Press, Central R. R. Wharf Gordon Sarah A., wid W. W., r 124 S. Broad Gordon Simon, lab, r 45 Stewart Gordon Theodore, bkkpr T. P. Bond Gordon Thomas, lab, r rear Pleasant Hill, nr Waters rd Gordon William H., c, driver S. G. Haynes & Bro., r ss Alice, 3d w of W. Broad GORDON WILLIAM W. (W. W. Gordon & Co.), r 126 S. Bro^,d Gordon W. Stiles, elk W. W. Gordon, bds 124 S. Broad GORDON W. W. & CO. (W. W. Gordon and Henry Brigham), cotton factors and com mers, 112 Bay GORHAM JOSEPH, agt Geo. Y. Hecker & Co., 186 Bay, bds Screven House. (See back cover.) Gorman Thomas, helper C. R. R., bds ss Wilson, 2d s of Walker Gorres John J., music teacher, r 83 Whitaker Gospel Ebenezer, c, porter, r ns Zubly, 1st w of St. Gaul Goss Adolph, upholsterer Allen & Lindsay, r 179 Congress Gould Anderson, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 3d w of Mont gomery Gould Bristow, c, lab, r es Guerard, 1st s of Sims Gould Emmett, c, driver, r Jones, 3d w of E. Broad Gould John, bricklayer, bds 201 S. Broad Gould John, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Bryan row, bet E. Broad and Price Gourdin Robert N. (Gourdin, Young & Co.), r Charleston S C GOURDIN, YOUNG & CO. ( R. N. Gourdin, L. G. Young and W. G. Young), com mers, 134 Bay Govern William, c, shoemkr, 23 St. Julian, r 28 Congress Governor David W., c, waiter Screven House, r es Ann, 4th n of Pine Governor Robert, c, waiter Screven House, r es Ann, 4th n of Pine Gradot Cecelia Mme., elk K. Platshek Tean *J n.amm PL i.,. OFALLKINDSMADEATSHORTNOTICE, iy li i l i Q f i i i S S U l S I i l i O McDQNQUGH & B A L L A i m N E . (See front fly B.) f S IT St. M l P Y Short Line to Jackson- 9 I Wf I I I . ville via Waycross. GRA_______________256 ' GRA Gradot Charles A., elk Central Cotton Press, r Lincoln, cor York GVadot Emile A., elk S., F; & W. Ry., bds 8 9 | S. Broad Grady Edward J., carpenter, r 8 9 | Whitaker Grady Erancis D., saloon, Ball, ne cor Bryan, r Bryan Gr^dy James E. (Holcombe, Grady & Co.), r es Barnard, 3d s of Gaston Grady James E. Jr., bkkpr Holcombe, Grady & Co., bds es Barnard, 3d s of Gaston Grady John L., elk Nfewton & Kemps, bds 201 Perry Grady Maria, wid J., bds es Barnard, 2d s of Gaston Grady Mary, wid James, bds Farm, ne cor Mill Grady Marshall, wks McDonough & Ballantyne Grady Robert, c, lab, r rear 43 Montgomery Grady Thomas, stable foreman Sou. Exp. Co Grady William H., plasterer, 6 Bull, r 84 Broughton Graef John A., elk, r Reynolds, nr Thunderbolt rd Graeffee Bernhardt, grocer, Huntingdon, se cor Montgomery GRAHAM CHARLES F., saloon* 264 Whitaker, bds 132 State | 2 Graham Frank, c, wks C. R. R., r Bolton lane, 2d e of Cuyler Graham Henry, c, wks B. & A. St. Ry Graham Henry F. (Graham & Hubbell), r 100 Broughton Graham Isaiah, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Price, cor Gaston lane Graham John, c, shoemkr, r ns Indian lane, 4th e of Farm Graham John, c, wks C. R. R., r York lane, bet W. Broad and Montgomery Graham John A., elk Graham & Hubbell, r 180 Broughton Graham Joseph, c, cooper, r Mill, 8th w of Farm Graham Lloyd, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r Farm, 3d n of Mar garet Graham Martin,, c, driver, r 94 Lincoln Graham Mason, c, waiter Marshall House, r Charlton lane, 5th e of Whitaker- Graham Minter, c, laundress, r ns Charlton lane, 16th e of Price Graham Robert, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, s of Sims Graham Samuel J., trainhand C. R. R Graham Thomas, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, n of Sims Graham William, c, lab, r Indian lane, 13th e of Farm Graham & Hubbell (H. F. Graham and L. Hubbel), grocers, 190 Congress R 5) 11 1 1 1 9 0 Reedy *s only House here O d llC lIlC lw . that Imports Red Bananas. L C. Strong Keeps Humphrey'sHomopa thie Medicines, 67 Bull St. GRA 257 GRA Grain Alexander, c, wks William Cleary, r rear Randolph, nr Broughton Grandison James, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r ns Joachim, 3d w of W. Broad Grandison Marcus Rev., c, r es Purse, 6th s of Sims Grandison Zachariah, wks Tyler Press Grant Abram, c, lab, r Tattnall, ne cor Liberty lane Grant Alonzo, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 19 Tattnall Grant Andrew, c, wks Gordon Pres, r rear 19 Tattnall Grant Bald, c, lab, r ns Bay lane, 5th e of Price Grant Cesar, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r ns Jones lane, 2d w of Price Grant Charles, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Bolton, 4th w of Burroughs Grant Charles, c, wks Tyler Press, r rear 19 Tattnall Grant Daniel, c, driver W. G. Mann, r 102 Hull Grant Daniel, c, wks John Sullivan, r 20 E. Broad Grant David, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Grant Dennis, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Alice, 1st e of W. Broad Grant Diana, c, huckster Market, r Price, cor Gwinnett Grant Ernest, elk C. R. R., bds 92 Harris Grant George, c, butcher S. E. Byck, r 111| Jefferson Grant George, wks wharf, r Indian lane Grant Henry, c, cook, r es Farm, 2d s of Zubly Grant Henry, c, porter D. J. Ryan, r ns Bolton, 3d e of Cuyler Grant Hopeful, c, fish, Market, r 72 Reyolds Grant H. Fraser (H. F. Grant & Co.), r 107 Bull Grant H. F. & Co. (H F. Grant and E. E. Cheatham), com mer, 72 Bay Grant Israel, c, lab, r es Farm, 4th n of Pine Grant James, c, cooper S. Chesnutt, r es Guerard lane, ` 1st n of Sims Grant James, c, porter H. Myers & Bro's, r 20 Pine Grant James, c, wks John H. Ruwe, r es Barnard, 4th s of An derson Grant James, c, wks Upper Steam Mill, r es Ann, 3d n of Har rison Grant John, c, lab, r ws Purse, 2d n of Sims Grant John, c, porter Sou. Exp. Co., r Oliver, 2d e of Ann Grant John, c, waiter Pulaski House, r rear S. Broad, 1st s of Randolph Grant John, wks Wade Press, r rear Reynold, 6th s of Brough. ton Grant Johnson, c, lab, r ns Perry lane, 21 w of Houston MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. .(See front fly B.) S P Q i C lJ "} Ww D \# la EIegant Passenger Coaches, with W estinSliouse A ir Brakes, M iller w ! f I I l #* P la tfo rm s, a n d J a n n e y C oup lers. GRA_____________ _258_______ GRA Grant Joseph, c, wks Gordon Press, r ws Ann, 5th n of Harrison Grant Josiah J., c, blacksmith, 205 Congress, r es Price, 3d n of Hall Grant Mpnroe, c, driver, r Farm, 10th s of Zubly Grant Morris, c, wks Central Press, r ss Pine, 3d e of Ann Grant Peter, c, drayman M. J. Doyle, r rear ws Reynolds, 6th n of Broughton Grant Richard, c, porter A J. Miller & Co., r York lane, ne coi* Montgomery Grant Richard, wks C. R. R , r ns Indian lane, 13th w of W. Broad Grant Richard, c, waiter Mrs. F. E. McConnell, r rear 67 Jef ferson Grant Robert, wks Tyler Press, r Liberty, w of Barnard Grant Sampson, c, porter, r ss Pine, 2d w of Ann Grant Samuel, c, porter D. B. Lester, r Pine, 3d w of Ann Grant Samuel, c, wks Tyler Press, r rear Randolph, 2d e of' S. Broad Grant Shakespeare, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 1st e of Jackson Grant Silas, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear Perry lane, nr Ran dolph Grant Simeon B., c, carrier P. O., r ss Hall, 3d w of E. Broad' Grant Stephen, c, tailor Gordon Press . Grant Thomas, farmer, r Zubly, se cor Farm Grant Thomas, c, lab, r ss Olive, 4th e of Ann Grant William, c, barber, r ss Reppard, 2d w of Habersham Grant William, c, lab, r 1114 Jefferson Grant William, c, porter J. T. Hickey Grant William, c, wks Central Press, r Price, sw cor Henry Granvold Theodore, tailor, 155 York Grasse Anton M., helper C. R. R , r 110 Montgomery Grate Frank, c, driver Moran & Reilly Grate John, c, driver Phoenix Iron Wks, r rear Arnold, 2d w of President Graul Lewis, gardener, r 62 Broughton Graul Lizzie Miss, elk J E. Loiseau & Co., bds 62 Broughton Graul Maggie Miss, nurse, bds 62 Broughton Graul Valey Miss, nurse, bds 62 Broughton Graves Joseph, c, lab, r 27 President Graves Samuel, c, wks Lower Press Graves Wilhelmena Miss, domestic H. S. Struck, bds Randolph, ne cor Cleburne Graves William, c, lab, r 195 Jones If 11So U 11 c AND PANS OF ALL SIZES* 8 m ade b y JOHN liO U K K E , 2 B a y S t. L. C. Strong PHARMACIST% } 67 BULL STREET. GRA 259 GEE Gray Amanda, wid Robert, r 201 Perry Gray Benjamin T., elk, r 105 Gordon Gray Charles M. farmer, r 11 W. Broad Gray Charles R., opr Telephone Exchange, r York, sw eor Montgomery ^Gray Christopher (Gray & O'Brien), r New York GrayChristopher Jr., salesman Gray & O'Brien, r 91 Bay Gray Frederick, c, wks C. R. R GRAY EAGLE LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE, R. DeMarten, propr; 138 State, r 108 Broughton (See p. 85.) Gray George P., elk Herschback & Co., bds 105 Gordon Gray George S., bkkpr Merchants Nat. Bank, r 105 Gordon Gray Lizzie Miss, cook Morris Sternberer, bds 167 Perry Gray Robert, c, lab, r ss Sims, w of W. Boundary Gray Samuel, c, wks Wade Press, r rear w end of Reynolds Gray & O'Brien (Christopher Gray and Patrick H. O'Brien), dry goods, 147 Broughton Graybill George T., elk S., F. & W. Rv, bds Pavillion Hotel Graybill Henry F., naval stores, 126| Bay, bds Pavilion Hotel Graybill Thomas, elk S , F. & W. Ry., bds 50 Bull Grayson Cornelia E., wid H. S., bds Bolton, nw cor Barnard Grayson Edward F. R., machinist C. R. R., r 216 Harris Grayson Harry S., purser Ocean S. S. Co., bds Bull, ne cor Perry Grayson January, driver, r ns Indian lane, 6th w of W. Broad Grayson John G., fireman C. R. R., bds 90 W. Broad Grayson Robert, c, lab, r 29 Taylor Greave Philip, c, waiter L. Kelly, r rear W. Broad, 1st s of Jo achim Greave Richard, c, lab, r ss Pine, 3d e of Farm Green Amelia, c, huchster, Market, r 24 Harrison Green Augustus, c, lab, r ns Liberty lane, 4th e of Drayton Green Benjamin, c, driver C. F. Stubbs, r Lumber, sw cor Jo- achim Green Benjamin, c, driver M. Ferst & Co., r es Jefferson, 4th s of Gaston Green Benjamin, c, wks Gordon Press, r 25J Wiiliam Green Bennett, porter S. Guckenheimer, r ns Harris, 3d w of E. Broad Green Benton, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r rear 46 Perry Green Carolina, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, 2d s of Railroad Green Cato, c, lab, r ss Huntington, 11th w of W. Broad Green Charles, c, driver, r 116 W. Broad S r O t lf n y F re ig h t in T h ro u gh C ars on fa st j Q t I I I train s W ithout T ran sfer. m GipS 260 GBE Green Charles, c, lab, r ns Hall, 4th w of Jefferson GREEN CHARLES (C. Green & Co.), and pres Savannah Bank & Trust Co., r 138 Macon GREEN CHARLES & CO. (Charles and E. M. Green), cotton exporters and com mers, 60 and 62 Bay Green Charles W., carrier P. O., r ss Bryan, 9th e of Farm Green Chester, c, watchman, r Price, sw cor New Houston Green Christopher, c, porter, r ws Reynolds, 3d s of S. Broad Green Cyrus, c, wks W. W. Gordon & Co., r Joachim, 6th e of W. Boundary Green David, c, wks C. F. Stubbs, r 4 Taylor Green Edmond, c, lab, r ss Jones, 5th w of Lumber Green Edward, c, wks L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r ss Gwinnett, 1st e of S., F. & W. Ry Green Edward M. (C. Green & Co.), bds 138 Macon Green Elizabeth, c, laundress, r ns Hall lane, 1st w of Tattnall Green Fannie L., wid G. W., r Jefferson, nw cor Bolton lane Green Francis M., carpenter, r ss New Houston, 2d w of Jeffer son Green Francis J ., capt "A. R. Getty," r ss Pine, e of Ann Green Frank, c, drayman H. Myers & Bros, r Jones, bet Bar nard and Whitaker Green Frank, c, lab, r ns Liberty lane, 4th e of Drayton Green Frank, c, lab, r ss Pine, 3d e of Farm Green George, c (Smith & Green), r 116 W. Broad Green George, c, fireman Upper Steam Mill, r 34 Mill Green George c, lab, r rear ws Reynolds, 6th n of Broughton i Green George, c, stevedore, r York lane, 3d 6' of Price Green George, c, wks J. H. Ruwe, r ns Jones lane, 11th w of . E. Broad Green George A., fireman C. R. R Green Hamilton, c, lab, r Duffy lane, 2d w of Whitaker Green Henry, c, driver, r ns Charlton lane, 13th e of Price Green Henry D., c, lab, r es Guerard, 2d n of Walker Green Henry J., millwright, r ss Bryan, 9th e of Farm Green Hosea, c, porter G. M. Heidt & Co., r 19 Farm Green Isaac, wks Telfair Whf, r Mill, 6th e of W. Boundary * Green James, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Green Jefferson, c, fisherman, r Lumber, 4th n of Pine Green Jenkins, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 3d w of Arnold Green John, sergt police, r 2 President Green John, wks Central Press, r'wsW. Boundary, foot of Jones Green John, c, wks C. R. R., r Brownsville Florida OrangesIs Headquarters, ``White Rose77 Q g w l i c i t t i n c , 3 L. C. Strong, 67 B ull St. G R E _____________ 261______________ G EE Green Joseph, c, lab, r ss Broughton lane, 6th w of Price Green Joseph, machinist C. R .R Green Joseph, c, porter Marshall House Green Joseph, c, porter Solomon Bros., r ws W. Broad, 1st s of Gwinnett lane Green Joseph, c, waiter N. 0. Tilton, r rear Indian, se cor of Farm Green Joseph, c, wks Tyler Press, r ss Mill, 1st w of Farm Green Joshua, c, wks Lower Press Green Judge, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins Green Julius, c, S., F. & W By., r Mill, 5th w of Lumber Green Lewis, c, baker, r W. Broad, nw cor Gwinnett lane Green Lewis, c, switchman S., F. & W. By., r ns Gwinnett, 2d e of E. Broad Green Lewis, c, wks G. R. R , r ss Roberts, 1st e of Wilson Green Lewis, c, wks Tyler Press, r Price, se cor Gwinnett Green Lizzie Miss, elk H. 0. Houston, bds Jefferson Green London, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, n of Sims Green Martin, c, porter E. McEHigot, r rear 120 W. Broad Green Moses, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r rear 137 Jones Green Noble, c, wks E. J. & H. H. Miller, r Southville Green Peter, c, wks Telfair Whf., r Mill, 6th e of W. Boundary Green Peter, c, upholster, r 103 Jefferson Green Prince, c, porter B. H. Levy, r ws W. Broad lane, 2d n of Hall Green Samuel, c, fireman Gordon Press, r 195 Taylor Green Samuel, c, lab, r ws Habersham, 3d s of Beppard Green Samuel, c, porter W. D. Dixon, r Gordon, 3d w of Wbitaker Green Samuel, c, stewart, r rear President, nw cor Randolph Green Samuel, c, wks English & Huguenin, r 29 Harrison Green Samuel, c, wks Herman & Kayton, r rear White Bluff rd, nr Toll Gate Green Samuel, c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r ws Ann, 6th s of Zubly Green Scipio, c wks Central Press, r ss Pine, 3d e of Farm Gren Scott, c, wks Gordon Press Green Thomas, c, r Hall, sw cor Tattnall Green Thomas, elk J. H. Helmken, bds 42 Price Green Thomas, c, cook, r Brownsville Green Thomas, c, porter B. F. McKenna Green Thomas, c, wks C. B. R , r rear 189 Broughton Green Thomas, c, wks Sav. Paper Mill, r 29 Harrison I r o n R a i l i n t r e A N D V E R A N D A H S Of the L A T E S T D E S I G N S . 11VIf lACIllllfV 0 M cD O N O U G H & B A IA A N T Y N E , (See front fly B.) 9 S C Q Ml D V Short Line to Jackson1* , , i . & W . t i l l ville via W ay cross. GEE " 262 __________ G RI Green Washington, c, lab, r rear 1st av, w of Perry Green William, q, lab, r ns Jones lane, 6th w of E. Broad Green William, c, lab, r ss Orange, 4th e of Farm Green William, c, longshoreman, r ns Indian lane, 14 w of W. Broad Green York, c, lab, r Cuyler, cor Bolton lane Greenbaum David S., elk Mrs Greenbaum, r 183 Broughton Greenbaum Frances Mrs., shoes and clothing 183 Broughton Greenbaum Henry, elk Moses Krauss, bds 183 Broughton Greenbaum Joseph L., elk Meinhard Bros & Co., bds 183 Broughton Greenbaum Morris, elk Mrs. F. Greenbaum, r 183 Broughton Greene Henry G. (Greene & Thomas.) r 199 Congress Greene & Thomas (H. G. Greene and J. M. D. Thomas), mill wrights, 199 Congress Greenlaw James J., machinist C. R. R., r 211 Duffy Greenlaw Joseph J., elk, bds 211 Duffy Gregory Edward, c, lab, r Huntingdon, ne cor W. Broad Gregory John, c, lab, r rear Randolph, nr Liberty lane Gregory Peter, c, lab, r rear Randolph, nr Liberty lane Gregory Solomon, c, wks Tyler Press, r Gwinnett, ne cor Burroughs Gregory Thomas, c, wks Tyler Press, r Gwinnett, ne cor Burroughs Gribble Eliza, wid R., r 116 Drayton Griffin Charles, c, wks Gordon Press, r Liberty, sw cor E. Boundary Griffin Francil, c, driver, r es Price, 2d n of Hall Griffin Frank, c, porter Branch & Cooper, r 111 Jefferson Griffin Henrietta C., wid R. H , r 200 S. Broad Griffin Henry, with David Pigott, bds Pavilion Hotel Griffin Henry, c, wks Gordon Press, r McGuire, 2d n of Indian* Griffin James, c, wks Walter & Hart G RIFFIN JOHN H., pass agt S., F. & W. Ry., r 178 Liberty Griffin John H. M., driver, r ss Anderson, 3d e of Whitaker Griffin Peter, lab, bds 9 Bryan Griffin Scott, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r 42 York lane Griffin Thomas, lab, r 22 Houston Griffin William, c, wks Gordon Press, r ws McGuire, *2d n of Indian Griffin William, c, wks Walter & Hart Griffith Agnes C., wid S. S., r 40 Roberts Shafting, PULLETS, HANGERS, ETC., m ade by JOHN B O U R S E , 2 B ay Street. L. C. Stron Drugs, Combs, Brushes, Mir rors, to., etc., 67 Bull St. GRI GRO Griffith Ann, wid Joshua, r 13 Joachim Griffith George W., bricklayer, r Jackson, cor McAlister GRIFFITH HENRY, manager W. U. Tel. Co., 3 Bull, bds 85 Congress Griffith James M., lab, bds 40 Roberts Griffith John W., fireman C. R. R , r 40 Roberts Griffith Julius, wks Cotton Factory Griffith Maggie Miss, teacher, bds 44 Habersham r *Griffith Robert H., wks Cotton Factory, bds 40 Roberts Griffith Seaborn S., fireman C. R. R , r 40 Roberts Grigor David, fireman C. R. R , r 85| Montgomery - Grigor Elizabeth, wid George, r 8 5 | Montgomery Gnmball Francis, contractor, r ss New Houston, 2d e of Mont gomery ' Grimke Edwin, c, lab, r Farm, se cor Orange Grimke Guy, c, lab, r Farm, se cor Orange Grimm Daniel H., grocer, ws W. Broad, 2d n of Huntingdon Grimm Diednch, grocer, Liberty, se cor Randolph Griner Jules, elk, bds 70 St. Julien Griner Lewis E., elk G. A. Hudson, r Bryan, nw cor Ann Grisham Francis M., printer, r ns Zubly, 3d w of Ann Grogan Francis R , lab, r 12J E. Broad Grogan John, lab, r Broughton, nw cor Reynolds Gronwald Theodore, tailor C. Gassman, bds 155 York Groover Eliza E., wid C. E., r .149 Liberty Groover John, c, wks Gordon Press Groover William, wks C. R R , r es Tattnall, 3d n of Gaston Gross Charles, engineer, r ws Lincoln, 2d n of New Houston lane Gross Charles F., tailor, 28 Whitaker, r 58 Whitaker Gross George, c, wks Gordon Press Gross George W., conductor S.,F. & W. Ry., r Huntingdon se cor E. Broad , & ' Gross Green, c, lab, r ss 2d Av., 1st w of Whitaker rGiRnOi Sr Sm WT ITL'Lr IiA. 1M H. RILGibHerTty>R80EcVor.,Hbaibsherosphadmiocese oi Savannah, r 105 Perry Grove J. Snell, trainband C. R. R , bds 211 Perry Groves Robert, tailor, r 85 Tattnall Grovenstein Angus N., conductor C. R. R Grovenstein Naomi Mrs., r 213 Waldburg ^Montgom karnessiakr E. L. Neidlinger, bds 87 Iron Fronts ST0RES . 1 T0R and dwellings ^ McDo n o u g h & BAIXANTYNE. (Seefront fly B.) S., F. & W. RY. F i,o m iD ^ ^ . A 1A f ONLY A L L -R A IL LIN E TO GRU 264 GYS G r u v e r .C h r is tia n #H ., carpenter C. R. R , r ns Henry, 2d e of Gruver George W., c, plasterer, r ns New Houston, 1st w of W. T^roHid G u c k e n h e im e r George, c, porter W .W . Gordon & Go., r rear Guckenheimer Samuel S., with S. Guckenheimer, bds 92iTaylor Guckenheimer Simon, whol grocer, liquors and flour dealer, 149 a n d 151 Bay, r 92 Taylor * art' V Gue John J., wharf elk Ga., Fla. and Inland S. S. Co., r Duffy 2d e of Whitaker n Guerard Augustus G., supt Sav. Gas Lt. Co., r ns New Hous ton, 3d e of Barnard Guerard John M., lawyer, 101 Bay, r 113 Gordon Guerard. Richard D., supt and engineer Water Wks, Exchange Bldg, bds Screven House tm Guerard William E. (J. B. West & Co.), r New Houston, 4th e of Jefferson Guest Seaborn, wks C. R. R Gugel Eliza Mad., r 37 S. Broad Guilfoyle Anthony, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, 7th w of President Guilfoyle Susan, wid O., bds ns Sims, 7th e of Purse Guilfoyle William J., wks C. R R , r ns Sims, 7th e of Purse Guilmartin Lawrence J. (L J. Guilmartin & Co.), r 156 Harris GUILMARTIN L. J. & CO. (L- J- Guilmartin and C. R Herron), cotton factors and com mers, 120 Bay Guion John, ^112 Macon 1 J' V . . ~ ^ ^ Gule Bounty, c, farmer, r rear Bolton, 7th e of S., I . & VV. ty Gunn Frances, dressmkr, r ns Nicnolson, 1st w ot E. Broad Gunn Scipio, c, driver Moran & Reilly Gunter John, c, lab, r ss New Houston lane, 3d e of Barnard Gurney Nettie L., wid J. W., r 202 Liberty Gustin Elizabeth S. Mrs., bds 77 Jefferson Gutman Bros. (J. E. and H. Gutman), dry goods and notions, 141 Broughton, Gutman Henry (Gutman Bros.), bds 11 Tattnall Gutman Jacob E. (Gutman Bros.), r 11 Tattnall Gutman Nathan J , with Gutman Bros., bds 11 Tattnall Gutschkow August, driver G. Ch. Gemunden, r 171 York Guyer Charles B., barber, r 26 Margaret Guyer Cornelia, wid^W. E., r 49 William Gwin Clifford, c, lab, r rear E. Broad, 2d s of S. Broad Gyse William, lab, bds 55 York __ _______ _ ForeignI d r i e d f r u i t i n l a r g e VARIETY. AT REEDY'S. Strong's Drug Store, &m, HAA 265 . H C ^ H AAS FREDERICK, elk John Lorch, r Jefferson, ne cor Huntingdon Haas Aaron (A. Haas & Bro.), r Atlanta, Ga Haas Annie Miss, dressmkr, bds 71 York Haas A & Bro. (A. and I. G. Haas), mer brokers, 142 Bryan Haas Harriet, wid G, r 71 York Haas Hattie Miss, dressmkr, bds 71 York Haas Isaac G. (A. Haas & Bro.), bds 166 Liberty Habersetzer Josephine Mrs., grocer, Walker, se cor Guerard Habersham Abraham, c, wks Tyler Press, r ns Alice, 1st w of W. Broad Habersham Albert A., c, plasterer, r*E. Broad, 2d s of Hunt ingdon Habersham Charles, rice planter, r 84 State Habersham Doc, c, wks Tyler Press, r 7 State Habersham Edward C., student, r 168 Harris Habersham Frederick, c, sawyer, r Margaret, 4th w of Lumber Habersham Frederick A., manager Savannah Steam Rice Mill, bds 84 State Habersham Jackson S.,c, pastor 1st Bapt. Ch., r Bryan, 1st w of Lumber HABERSHAM JACKSON S. JR. , c, barber, 104 Bryan, r 96 Price Habersham John, c, butcher, Market, r ns Huntingdon, 2d w of W. Broad Habersham John R., r 63 Barnard Habersham Joseph, c, wks E. L. Neidlinger, r r^ar 104 Liberty Habersham Lelia, wid Frederick, r 84 State Habersham Mary A., wid Joseph C., r 86 Barnard Habersham Monday, c, lab, r 4 Stewart Habersham Robert, c, sawyer, r es Margaret, 2d e of Farm Habersham Robert, c, wks J. J. Grant, r es Price, 3d n of Hall Habersham Robert B. (Rob* Habersham's Son & Co.), r 71 Gaston HABERSHAM'S ROB. SON & CO. (Win. N. and R. B. Habersham), cotton and rice factors and eom mers, 140 Bay. (See page 81.) Habersham Susan, wid Joseph, bds 63 Barnard Habersham Wm. Neyle (Rob. Habersham's Son & Co.), r 168 Harris < * # Hackett Ann, wid L, r 9 Wilson Hackett Elisha L., personal bkkpr Central Bank, r 85 Jones | MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS Ij FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) S..F.&W .RY. Freight in Through Cars on fast train s W ithout T ran sfer. HAO __________ 266 ___________ H A L Hackett Joseph, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Haden Michael, wks S., F. & W. Rv., r 44 E. Broad Hadley Benjamin, c, trainhand S., F. &. W. Ry Haertel Henry barkpr V. Basler, bds 174 Bryan Haffler Michael J., cigarmkr E. Labiche, bds 204 State Hafford Daniel, c, waiter Marshall House Hagan Patrick, marble cutter R. D. Walker, r 200 Hull Hagens Hans, ship broker A. Fullarton & Co., r Perry Hagerty Barbara, wid M,, r Lincoln, ne cor Henry * f Hagerty Miehael, wks C. R. R., bds 19 Williamson Haiensorth Harmon, elk J. T. Hesse, bds Bryan, se cor Farm Haines Charles O., student, bds Daryton, ne cor Waldburg Haines Gabriel, wks Savannah Hospital H AINES GEORGE S. (Austin & Haines), bds 110 Presi dent H AINES H EN RY S., genl manager S., F. & W. Ry., r es Drayton, 1st n of Waldburg Haines John S., elk Austin & Haines, r 155 Perry Haines Joseph, e, plasterer, r 36 Stewart Haines March, c, pilot str. " Centennial," r 28| E. Broad Haines Smart, c, wks W. W. Gordon, r rear 126 S. Broad HAINES, see also HAYNES Hale Amelia S., wid John, r ss Margaret, e of Farm Hale Jane A., wid Lawrence, r 189 President Haley Ann, wid Thomas, r 198 Jones Haley Daniel, watchman J. Flannery & Co., r Price, cor St. Julian Haley Joseph, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r ws E. Boundary, 2d n of President Haley Joseph, Jr., wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds ws E. Boundary, 2d n of President Halfield William, fireman C. R. R Hall Alfred, c, drayman, r ns S. Broad lane, 2d w of E. Broad Hall Alonzo, c, lab, r rear 174 S. Broad Hall Anthony, c, butler Mrs. H. E. Sawyer, r ns Zubly, 1st e of Farm ^ Hall Augustus, fireman C. R. R., bds 109 Montgomery Hall David, c, servant J. G. Thomas, r rear 36 Abercorn Hdll Edward, c, wks Tyler Press, r es Wilson lane, 2d *s of Sims Hall Elijah B., policeman, r President, se cor Montgomery Hall Frank, c, wks CTEt. R., r ws Walnut, 6th s of Zubly Hall James, c, hostler C. L. R. R ENGINES, N ew and Second-H and, and C r is t M ills, fo r sale h y JOHN R O U R K E , 2 B ay S t. L C. Stron D R U G G IST . P rescription s a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll S treet. HAL 267 HAM Hall John, c, poster S. M. Roach, r Habersham, se cor Gordon lane Hall Levi, c, lab, r 42 Stewart Hall Louise, c, laundress, r ws Alice, 3d s of Gaston Hall Moses, c, porter S. Guckenheimer, r ss Huntingdon, 3d e of Montgomery Hall Nathaniel, c, tailor, r 21 McDonough Hall Patrick H., fireman C. R. R., r 92 Montgomery Hall Pinckney, c, wks Tyler Press, r Gwinett, nw cor W. Broad Hall Samuel, c, wks Bacon & Brooks, r ns Charlton lane, 10th w of E. Broad Hall Seth, wks C. R. R Hall William, driver Palmer Bros., r ns Harris, 2d w of E. Broad Hallen Morris, c, lab, r rear Gilford, se cor Perrv Halligan Thomas, plumber and gas fitter, 45 Bull, r 192 S. Broad * Halloran John, lab, 28 E. Broad Halloway Frank, wks S., F. & W. Ry Hallows Edward, capt. " David Clark," bd3 56 Barnard Halpin Michael, lab, bds 7 E. Broad Halsey Augustus, c, sawyer, r Margaret, e of Farm Halter Thomas, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r rear Habersham, sw cor York lane Haltiwanger John R., druggist, 75 Whitaker, r 156 Hull Ham Augustus, blacksmith S., F. & W. Ry., bds Jones, se cor Habersham Ham Edward Y., elk John Schroder, bds Charlton, 1st e of Whitaker Ham James, watchman C. R. R., r 11 Margaret Hamilton Benjamin, c, lab, r W. Boundary, foot of Walker Hamilton Bingo, c, lab, r ns Macon, 2d w of E. Broad Hamilton Charles E., elk S. P. Hamilton, bds 86 Abercorn Hamilton Cuyler Rev., c, r Walker, ne cor W. Boundary Hamilton Dolly, c, midwife, r ns Olive, 7th w of Ann Hamilton Edward, binder G. N. Nichols, r Price, 2d n of Con gress Hamilton Frank, carpenter G. D. Barker & Co., r 113 W. Broad Hamilton Harvey, elk S. P. Hamilton, bds 86 Abercorn Hamilton Henry, c, wks J. Flannery & Qp., r ss Alice, 3d w of W. Broad Hamilton James, c, carpenter, r Jones, sw cor E. Broad rami BrassCastings OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONOUflH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) F.&W .RY. Elegant Passenger Coaches, with W estinghouse Air Brakes, M iller Platform s, and Janney Conplersi HAM______________ 268 HAN Hamilton James, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Alice, 2d w of W. Broad Hamilton Joseph B., trainband C. R. R., bds 204 S. Broad Hamilton Joseph E., c, wks Clason & Co., r 5 St. Gaul Hamilton Lewis, c, wks Planters Rice Mill Hamilton Marmaduke, cotton broker, 99 Bay Hamilton Maria, c, laundress, r Gaston, 5th e of Price Hamilton M. Bruton (E. H. Barnwell & Co.), r 158 Liberty Hamilton Samuel, wks Planters Rice Mill, r ss Williamson, 1st e of W. Broad HAMILTON SAMUEL P., watches, clocks, jewelry, sil verware, etc., Broughton, sw cor Bull, r 86 Abercorn (See front cover.) Hamilton Thomas, c, lab, r ns Liberty lane, 1st e of Drayton Hamilton Thomas, porter J. Cunningham, r ns Bryan, 6th w of W. Broad Hamilton Wesley, c, lab, r rear 102 E. Boundary Hamilton William, c, butcher, Market, r country Hamilton William, lab, r rear es E. Boundary, 1st s of Presi dent Hamlet John R., contractor, r 167 Hall Hamlet J. Edward, elk Kennedy & Blun, bds 163 York Hamlet Milton, elk S. Gazan, r 167 Hall Ha.m1in Edward B., cotton buyer, 83 Bay, bds 105 Congress Hammant H. J. D., storekpr Pulaski House Hammond George, c, lab, r ns Henry, 3d e of Montgomery Hammond James P. , cotton elk F. M. Farley, r 68 Huntingdon Hammond John L., dealer in bonds, stocks and real estate, 8 Drayton, r 69 Gaston Hammond Louisa, c, laundress, r ns Henry, 3d e of Mont gomery Hammond William, c, lab, r 13 Wilson Hammond William, c, lab, r York lane, 2d e of Montgomery Hampton Wade, c, drayman, r es Farm, 1st s of Indian Hancock Charles J., watchman C. R. R., r ws Wilson, 3d n of Walker Hancock James, fireman C. R, R., bds 28 Roberts Hancock John R. F., wks C. R. R., r 18 Stewart Hancock Nathaniel A-, wharf elk C. R. R , bds 105 Congress Handle Lucy Mrs., r Drayton, cor Gordon Handy Henry, c, waiter, r 193 Perry Bandy Isaiah, c, lab, r Farm, 1st n of Zubly Hanff Edward (Lewis Hanff & Bro.), bds 163 Perry Bananas. Reedy is the only House here that Imports Red Bananas. L. C. Strong Keeps Humphrey'sHomeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bnll St. HAN 269 ' HAR Hanff Lewis (Lewis Hanff & Bro,), bds 163 Perry Hanff Lewis & Bro. (Lewis and Edward Hanff), clothing and hats, 154 Broughton Hankerson Talbot, c, waiter, r rear ss New Houston, 3d e of Montgomery Hankins Tinney, bkkpr C. M. & H. W. Tilton, r 63 Liberty H A N LEY A N D REW , paints, oils, sash, doors and blinds, 6 Whitaker and 190 Broughton, r 66| Taylor Hanley C. B. Miss, bds Pulaski House Hanley George, c, huckster, r ns Pine, 9th w of Ann Hanley James, elk A. Doyle, bds 99 Liberty Hanley John, watchman S., P. & W. By., r 99 Liberty Hahley Lawrence J., elk Central Press, bds 99 Liberty Hanley Mary J., wid Joshua, bds 27 W. Broad Hanley Matthew, city inspector, r ws St. Gaul, 1st n of Har rison Hanley Patrick, planter, r 2 Stewart Hanlon Stephen, policeman* r es W. Broad, 1st n of Williamson Hanlon Thomas, elk C. R. R Hanlon William, wks C. R. R., r ss Harris, 1st w of W. Broad Hanly Michael, grftcer, 46 Williamson Hannah Georgie Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds 179 Congress Hannah Rebecca Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds 179 Congress Hansberry Henry, c, wks G. S. Owens, r rear 90 State Hansberry Joseph, c, porter B. F. Ulmer, r rear 90 State Hanson Andrew G., pilot, r 20 Congress Hanson Thomas, ship carpenter H. F. Willink, r 224 Bay Harbor Master's Office, John Ten Broeck, harbor master; Ex change Bldg Hartridge Mary M., wid Julian, r 93 Charlton Harby Henry J., trav agt P. M. DeLeon, r 162 Liberty Harckmann Claus, grocer, 34 Margaret Hard Philip, c, plumber, r Gaston, nr Price Hardaway Thomas J., elk Ry. P. 0., r l5 6 State Hardee Alexander, c, wks Central Press, r 21 York Hardee Charles H., elk C. L. Jones, bds Charlton, sw cor Bull H A R D E E CHARLES S., elk Superior Court, r Isle of Hope Hardee Clifford, elk Ralli Bros., r Liberty, 4th w of Price Hardee Edwin B., grocer, r 53 York Hardee Hamilton, c, porter Savannah Bank and Trust Co , r ns Gwinnett, 1st e of Price Hardee Jeremiah F., stable, 27 Tattnall NnrtW n Ppippc h a t c h e d on a l l of o to w o r k . JL\U1 ul[ul If I 1 1 U O McDonough. & B allantyne. (See front fly B.) FLO RID A DISPATCH PAST FREIGHT LINE. tsH HAR V 270 ________ H A R Hardee John A., elk A. B Hall, bds 135 Liberty Hardee John L. (N. A. Hardee's Son & Co.), r Bull, sw edr McDonough Hardee Mary, wid B. W., r 50 Broughton Hardee Maurice, kpr City Pest House Hardee Michael, riveter Tyler Press Hardee's N. A. Son & Co. (John L. Hardee), com mers, 128 Bay Hardee Wade, bds ns Liberty, 4th w of Price H A R D E E W IL L IA M P., treas S., F. & W. Ry., r 121 Gordon Hardeman Harman, c, porter, r ns Olive, 1st w of Ann Harden Charles, c, porter E. Selims Harden Edward, e, wks Planters Rice Mill, r rear Lovers lane, nw Cor Grove Hai$en Edward T. (T. H. Harden & Co.), r 167 Gaston Harden Henry C., pattern mkr S., F. & W. Ry., r Anderson, nw cor Drayton Harden John M., whf elk C. R. R., bds 108 Taylor Harden Margaret, wid H., bds Anderson, nw cor Drayton Harden R bert, c, porter Isasic S. Davidson* r 27 Charlton Harden Robert H., c, elk N. A. Hardee's Son & Co., r Walker, sw cor Lumber Harden Sophia H., wid Edward, bds 108 Taylor Harden Thomas C., physician and druggist, Wayne, nw cor Jefferson Harden Thomas H. (T. H. Harden & Co.), r 66 Liberty H A R D E N THOMAS H. & CO. (Thomas H. and Edward T. Harden), genl ins agts, 105 Bay Harden Thomas T., c, lab, r Walker, sw cor Lumber Harden Uriah, c, wks H. F. Willink Harden William, lawyer and U. S.' commissioner, 101 Bay, r 167 Gaston H A R D E N W IL L IA M D., judge City Court and lawyer, 103 Bay, r 85 Barnard Hardis Joseph, cooper J. F >Torrent, r Reynolds Hardwick America H., wid' R. C., r 212 Liberty. Hardwick Charles C., com mer, 83 Bay; r 111 Perry Hardwick Clifford, c, lab, r ss Gwinnett, 2d e of Burroughs Hardwick Frances J. S., wid R. S., r 155| Gordon Hardwick Gordon, c, porter E. Heidt, r ss Gwinnett, 2d e of Burroughs Hardy Cesar, c, drayman, r 113 Montgomery IRON AN BRASS CASTINGS of all kinds, made by John ltourke, 2 Bay St* AND TOILET ARTICLES, T,. C. STRONG, 67 B u ll Street. HAB 271______________ H A B Hardy George, painter, r 32 Joachim Harford Joseph, carpenter, bds 13 Boberts Harford Peter J., capt "S. .Harford"bds Zubly, se cor Walnut Hargrove Benjamin, c, wks Gordon Press, r Farm, 6th n of Pine Hargrove Bichard, c, drayman, r 118 W. Broad Hargrove Bhoda, wid Joseph, bds 34 State Harkins Nathaniel, c, lab, r ns Indian lane, 12th e of Farm Harkness Alexander, tel opr, r White Bluff rd Harkness Margaret M., wid James, bds ws White bluff rd, s of Anderson Harkness William H., elk W. D. Waples, r White Bluff rd, nr Toll Gate Harland Amanda, wid Ross, bds 38| Margaret Harley Amos, c, wks Gordon Press, r Mill, se cor W. Boundary Harley Edward, wks S. Fatman, ns Huntingdon, 1st w of ~W. Broad Harlev Henry, train hand C. B. B., r rear ns Bolton, 2d e of 5., F. & W. By Harley John, hostler C. R. R., r rear ns Bolton, 2d e of 5., F. &W. B y Harmon Abraham W. (Gleason & Harmon), r 105 York Harmon Adam C. (Saussy & Harmon), bds Pavilion Hotel Harmon Andrew, c, driver, r 34 Wilson Harmon George, c, fireman S. & S. R. R Harmon John, c, lab, r 151 Duffy Harmon Lucy, c huckster, Market, r country Harmon Robert F., cotton shipper, 106 Bay, r 99 Jones Harmon Robert F., train hand C. R. R., bds 172 State Harmon Sanders, c, driver, r Price, 2d n of Macon Harmon Sanford, nurse Savannah Hospital Harmon William N., elk L< Putzel, bds 132 State HARMS CLAUS H ., grocer, Liberty, se cor Randolph Harms Herman, elk J. D. Harms, bds Bolton, nw cor 5., F. & W. By Harms John D., grocer, Bolton, nw cor S., F. & W. By., r Liberty, se cor Randolph H A RN ETT MAURICE L., elk Screven House Harper Charles W., fireman C. R. R., r ss New Houston, 1st e of Whitaker Harper Chester, c, driver, r Sims, sw cor Guerard Harper Harriet, wid William, r es Montgomery, 2d s of Williamson Milk wXlUlfgPtfliPl ITlillu an<* PAWS. F u ll s to c k McD o n o u g h & b a i x a n t y n e . on hand (Sse front fly B.) T hrough Sleepers daily to Val-1 dosta, Quitman, Thom asville and Albany, H A R __________272 HAB Harper Isabella, c, laundress, r ns Gwinnett lane, 2d e of W. Broad .Harper Janies engineer, r ws Houston,. 1st s of Congress Harper John, c, waiter Pulaski House Harper Kate C., wid J. H., r 18 Drayton Harper Richard, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 2d e of W. Broad Harper Robert J., machinist J. W. Tynan Harper Sylvia, c, huckster, Market, r 18 Roberts Harper William E., c, head waiter Pulaski Hnuse Harper William E. C., bkkpr R. G. Dun & Co., bds ss New Houston, 1st e of Whitaker Harriman John N., manager Ga & Fla. Inland Steamboat Co., Bull, ne cor Bryan, bds Pulaski House Harriman Orlando, sec Sav. Oil Co., bds Screven House Harrington Samuel, foreman Haslam & Hawkins, bds 55 i.rk Harris Abraham, c, cotton sampler, r 19 Taylor Harris Alexander, c, lab., r rear 191 Broughton Harris Alexander, c, lab, r ws W. Boundarv, s of Jones Harris Alexander Rev., c, pastor First Bryan Church , r 15 William Harris Alexander, c, porter, r rear Randolph nr Perry Harris Alexander, wks D. R. Edwards, rE . Boundary, nr S. Broad Harris Alfred, c, bootblack J. Yaeger, r 145 York Harris Amos, c lab, r Farm, sw cor Pine Harris Andrew J., cabinet mkr M. Boley, r ns Zubly, 3d w of Ann Harris Anna, wid Robert, bds ns Zubly, 3d w of Ann Harris Arthur W., c, porter C. F. Stubbs, r Charlton lane, 5th e of Whitaker Harris A., c, grocer, r rear Lovers lane, 3d s of Randolph Harris Benjamin, c, porter F. M. Hull, r Reynolds, 5th s of Broughton Harris Benjamin S., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., bds 25 Roberts Harris Cesar, c, cook Mrs. F. E. McConnell, r rear 204 S. Broad Harris Charles A., c, waiter Screven House, r Lincoln, nw cor President Harris Charles H., c, porter Marshall House, r ns Bolton, 3d e Cuyler Harris Clark, c, fruit, Market, r Congress lane, bet Barnard and Jefferson R eedy is the only H ouse in the City im porting French W ines and Brandies, . consequently has the best. PHARMACIST, 9 6 7 ET7X-X- STREET. ______B A R _______________ 273 ________H A R Harris Clinton D., elk Singer Machine Co., r Hull, cor Whitaker Harris Comfort, c, wks G. S. Owens, r rear 90 State Harris Cupid, c, cook Marshall House, r 58 Taylor Harris Demick, c, drayman, r ss Charlton lane, 1st w of Bar nard Harris D. C., Collector Singer Mnfg Co., bds Hull, ne cor W hit aker Harris Elizabeth, c, huckster, Market, r Brownsville Harris Emma A., wid C., r 144 Harris Harris Emma I. Miss, dresmkr, 125| William Harris Francis N., cigar mkr F. Roseally, r rear 25f William Harris Frank Rev., c, r ss Liberty lane, 2d w of E. Broad Harris George, c, wks C. Green & Co., r country Harris George B., bkkpr Solomons & Co., r 34 Broughton Harris Grace, c, r rear Perry, nr Gilford Harris Harvey, lab, r ns S. Broad lane, 2d W. of E. Broad * Harris Henry, c, driver, r ws Guerard lane, 3d s of Sims Harris Henry, c, lab, r ns Henry lane, 1st e oi Bull Harris Henry, c, lab r 31 Roberts Harris Isaiah, porter Branch & Cooper, r rear es E. Boundary 4th s of S. Broad Harris Israel, lab, r E. Broad, se cor Hull Harris James, c, cotton sampler, r Brownsville Harris James, wks C. R. R., r ns Gwinnett, 11th e of Cemetry Harris John, c, lab, r McGuire, 3d n of Indian Harris John, c, lab, r rear Bolton, ne cor Waters rd Harris John, c, cooper J. F. Torrent, r Indian lane, 7th w of Farm Harris John R , c, lab, r Ann, 2d s of Zubly Harris J, Cooper, with A. Minis & Sons, r Bull, se cor McDo nough Harris Laura, wid James, r 52 Whitaker Harris Mary L. Miss, teacher Academy School, r Whitaker, cor Harris Harris Mattie, wid J. C., r Hull, cor Whitaker Harris Nelson, c, wks Bacon & Brooks, r ns Jones lane, lltb yr of E. Broad Harris N., c, wks B. & A. St. R. R. Harris Primus, c, stevedore, r ns Jones lane, 2d w of Haber sham. Harris Rachel, nurse, r ns Hall, 5th w of Jefferson Harris Reuben, c, wks Belmont Press, r rear McAlister, 3d s of S. Broad W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. MCDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) Past Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany' Chattahoochee Ewer, and all Points in South ern Georgia and Florida. HAR 274 HAR Harris Robert, c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r ns Liberty lane, 4th e of Drayton Harris Scipio, c, lab, r ns Perry lane, 6th w of Houston Harris Susan E., wid E. S., r 2 5 | William Harris Thomas, c, fireman S., E. & W. R y .,r ss Jones lanp, 7th e of Prince Harris William, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry., r rear Cleburne, 4th s of Randolph Harris. William, c, lab, r rear Bolton, cor Waters rd Harris William, c, lab, r rear es E. Boundary, 8th s of S. Broad Harris William, c, lab, r rear qf Randolph, nr Perry Harris William J., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 144 Harris . Harris William S., pressman Morning News, r 25| William 1 Harris Willis, c, porter J. A. Douglass, r ns Bolton, 4th w of Cuyler Harris------, wks C. F. Prehn & Co., bds 143 Liberty Harrison Alexander, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns New Houston, 1st w of Cuyler Harrison Allen, c, lab, r Russell, se cor Cemetery Harrison Amos, c, lab, r ns Orange, 4th w of St. Gaul Harrison Charles, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Harrison Cyrus, c, butler S. Y. Levy, rear 101 S. Broad Harrison Isaac, c, driver G. N. Nichols, r rear 110 Barnard Harrison George P., State inspector of oils and fertilizers, r 139 York Harrison James C., c, driver, r 112 Montgomery Harrison Jane, c, cook, r ns Charlton, 1st e of Price Harrison John, porter Rob Habersham's Son & Co., r 200 Charlton Harrison John, wks G. D. Baker & Co. Harrison John, Jr., plumber C. E. Wakefield, bds 200 Charlton Harrison John M., printer Fretwell & Nichols, r 2 5 |`William Harrison Preston, c, wks C. R. R Harrison William* wks C. R. R., r ws W. Boundary, n of Walker Harrison William A., elk D. B. Hull, r S. Broad, nw cor Drayton Harrison William H., wks Sav. Oil Co., r ws W. Broad, 1st s of Waldburg Harrison William T., machinist C. R. R., bds ns Henry, 2d e of Bull . Harrison W. Langdon, elk O. Butler, bds Screven House Harriss. S. C. Mrs,, boarding, 151 Liberty Harriss S. Dowse, weigher C. Green & Co., r 151 Liberty JIUnhllnil nOUrKe, Architectural Iron Work a Specialty, 2 B ay St. L C. Strong, F ren ch , A m erican and E n g lish Soaps, 67 B u ll Street. ______H AR__________ 275______________ HAT Hart Adolph, cigars, r 176 Gaston Hart Benjamin A. (Walter & Hart), r 52 Harris Hart Francis (J. Hart & Bro.), r 54 Montgomery Hart Fritz, baker J. Schwarz, r 64 Jones Hart James (J. Hart & Bro.), r 54 Montgomery Hart James & Bro. (J. and F. Hart), groceries and liquors, 186 St. Julian Hart Julius, elk Mohr Bros., bds 176 Gaston Hart Levi S., notary public, 124 Bryan Hart Thomas, boarding, 53 and 55 Bay Hart William, c, fireman Phoenix Iron Works, r ss Broughton, 3d e of E. Boundary Hartley Benjamin, wks Lower Press Hartmann Adolph N., foreman Abend Zeitung, r es Bull, 3d n of Anderson H A RTR ID G E A LFRED L., stock broker and pres S., S. & S. R. R., Batters by bldg, 105 Bay, r 140 Liberty Hartridge Charles, elk, bds 105 Bull Hartridge Gazaway, lawyer, 105 Bay, r 105 Bull Hartridge Mary M., wid Julian, r 93 Charlton Hartridge Susan E., wid A. S., r 105 Bull Hartshorne Lawrence, with C. Ellis,'bds 99 S. Broad Harty William J., rec teller Sou. Bank, r 13 Habersham Harvey Allen, c, wks Tyler Press Harvey Charles C., wks S., F. & W. Ry., r New Houston, sw cor Montgomery Harvey Habersham H., sergt police, r 187 State Harvey Mary, wid Joseph, r New Houston, sw cor Montgomery Harvey Thomas E., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r Ogeechee rd Haselton Samuel J., carpenter Fetzer & Sanberg, r 14 Stone Haskell Paul T., planter, r 92 State Has am George W. (Haslam & Hawkins), r 39 Charlton Haslam Jacob B. (Haslam & Co.), r 3 Drayton H A S L A M & CO., publishers The Times, printers and blank book mnfrs, 3 Drayton Haslam & Hawkins (George W. Haslam and William S. Haw kins), planing mills, Thunderbolt rd, opp S., F. & W. Ry Hassett William B., ins adjuster, r 38 Abercorn Hastedt Henry C., lab, r ns Hall, 4th e of W. Broad HATCH MILO, cashier Savannah Bank & Trust Co., r 151 Liberty Hattier Mary Miss, dressmkr, r 42 President Hattrich Stephen, tailor E. J. Kennedy, r 55 Charlton Milk anc* &110>IF PANS. Full stock on h an d A y U y C l l 1 7 1 1 1 1 0 M c D O N O U G H & B A D L A N T Y N E . (Ss front fly B.) S .,F. &W. Ry. Two Past Mail Trains Daily Be tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. HAU 276 HAY Haupt Andrew J., driver J. Feeley, r 189 Broughton Haupt Frederick P., machinist C. R. R., bds 68 York Haupt George W., bkkpr R. B. Reppard, r 139 Jones Haupt John A., machinist, r 44 Margaret Haupt William L., elk I. L. Falk & Co., r Barnard, nr Gaston H A V EN S 0 . PIE R R E , photographer, photographic stock and stereoscopic views, 141 Broughton Haverty Judith, wid James, r ns Indian, 8th e of Farm Haverty Martin L., elk, r ns Indian, 8th e of Farm Hawkes George, cabinetmkr, bds ss Duffy, 5th w of Bull Hawkins George with A. Minis & Sons, r 79| Montgomery Hawkins Josiah, c, wks C. R. R Hawkins Levi, c, wks G. W. Hussey, r Whitaker, sw cor President Hawkins Margaret E., wid William, bds ns Reppard, 1st e of White Bluff rd* Hawkins Peter, c, cook, r ns Henry lane, 2d e of Bull Hawkins William S. (Haslam & Hawkins), r ss Reppard, 2d e of White Bluff rd Hawley Benjamin, c, lab, r rear Henry, sw cor Drayton Hayden Matthew M., elk J. R. Ward, bds McGuire, sw cor Canal Hayden Michael, car inspecter S., F.& W. Ry., r 44 E. Broad Hayes Frederick R., wks W. Collins, r country Hayes Gibbs, c, pressman G. if. Nichols, r country Hayes James, lab, r ss Broughton, 2d w of E. Boundary Haynes John, elk P. Tuberdy, bds E. Boundary, cor Perry lane Hayes John, printer, bds Liberty, nw cor Habersham Hayes John T., fireman S., F. & W. Ry., r 70 Bryan Hayes Joseph, c, pressman Fretwell & Nichols Hayes Michael, watchman C. R. R , r Wilson, 4th s of Walker Hayes Patrick, lab, r es E. Boundary, 1st w of Peri'y lane Hayes Samuel, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Gwinn ett, 4th w of E. Broad Hayes Thomas, c, lab, r ns Hall, 3d w of Jefferson Hayes Victoria, c, seamstress, r ws Broad lane, 1st n of Hall Hayes William, bookbinder Morning News, bds 68 York Hayes William, seaman, bds ss Broughton, 3d w of E. Boun dary Haym Henry, clothing, r 35 Montgomery Haym Tobias H., elk Eckman & Vetsburg, bds 35 Montgomery Haynes Annie, c, laundress, r Perry lane, 2d e of Drayton Haynes Hezekiah K., barber, ss S. Broad, nr E. Broad, r East- ville COCOANUTS, A T REEDY'S. ,67 Strong's Drug Store BuLLst- HAY 277 HAZ Haynes Launcelot (S. G. Haynes & Bro.), bds Screven House Haynes Stevens G-. (S. G. Haynes & Bro.), r 137 Jones HAYNES S. G. & BRO. (S. G. and L. Haynes), proprs Forest City Mills, Montgomery, se cor Congress (See p 86.) Haynes William, c, porter J. A. Douglass, r ns Harrison, w of Poplar Haynes W. H., c. wks B. & A. St. R. R HAYNES, see also HAINES Haywood Abraham, c, wks Tyler Press Haywood Alfred (Haywood, Gage & Co.), r 86 McDonough Haywood Brown, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Haywood Frank, c, porter, r Ogeechee rd HAYWOOD, GAGE & CO. (A. Haywood, C. O. Gage and ------), whol and ret ice, 188 Bay. (See p 77.) Haywood George, ex porter Marshall House, r ws Guerard, 2d n of Sims Haywood Henry L., driver Haywood, Gage & Co., r 35 Whitaker Haywood John W,, elk Haywood, Gage & Co., r 140 Harris Haywood Matthew, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Perry lane, bet Habersham and Price Haywood Nancy, c, laundress, r rear Arnold, 5th e of Broughton Haywood Simon, c, cook Pulaski House, r rear Arnold, 3d e of S. Broad Haywood William, c, coachman, r 26 President HAYWOOD see also HEYWARD Hazel Louise, c, dressmkr, r ss Alice, 7th w of W. Broad Hazel Paul, c, bricklayer, r ss Reppard, 2d e of Price Hazel Peter, c, waiter Screven House, r ss Alice, w of W. Broad Hazel Peter, c, wks Gordon Press Hazel Thomas, c, painter W. P. McKenna, r ws E. Boundary, 3d s of President Hazel William M., policeman, r 38 Taylor Hazen Clara S., wid H. G., r 44 Habersham Hazzard Allen, barber W. H. Hodges, bds Broughton, se cor E. Broad Hazzard Allen B., printer, r 208 Bryan Hazzard Atticus, c, driver, res Popiar, ls t n of Harrison Hazzard Jacob, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Hazzard Julius, c, lab, r 1 Harris Hazzard Sarah A., dairy, r 7 Berrien Hazzard Taylor, exporter J. S. Silva, r 5 Harris Hazzard Tobias, c, porter T. West | MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS Ij FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) 10 S., F.&W . RY. ONLY A L L -K A IL LIN E TO F L O R ID iJk H E A ________ 2 7 8 ___________ H E I ___ _ Headman Henry D., iron railing and blacksmith, 117 Broughton, r Broughton, se cor Bull Heagney James, blacksmith, W. Broad, nw cor Olive Healy Daniel, longshoreman, r 31 St. Julian Heaiy John, helper S., F. & W. By Htard Charles G., c, porter, r 12 Gwinnett Hearn John, machinist J. W. Tynan, bds ns Zubly, 2d w of Ann ' ' 1 ` 'lyL. Hearn William, watchman J.,W. Tynan Hearn William, J., machinist J. W. Tynan Heart Gustave, r 19 Jefferson Heath Bryan M., wks C. K. R., r ws Burse, 3d s of Sims Heath L. Mary Miss. (Heath & Hough), bds 166| Broughton Heath Thomas, c, cook, r Bismark, 3d e of Ogeechee rd Heath & Hough (Miss L. M. Heath and Mrs. L. H. Hough), I dress mkrs, 166J Broughton Hechinger Joseph, baker Pulaski House Hecht Daniel, with Frank & Co., r 78 Tavlor H E C K E R GEORGE V. & CO., self raising flour, Joseph I Goriiam, agt; 186 Bay. (See back cover.) Heckle A. W., fireman C. R. R Hechman Adolph, dairy, r Henry, ne cor Barnard Hedrick George W., elk John Oliver, r Duffy, sw cor Whitaker I Heebner Charles, engineer S., F. & W. Ry Heemsoth Frederick (Behrens & Co ), r Farm, ne cor Olive Hefferman James W., machinist S., F.,& W- By. r ns New I Houston, 2d w of Abercorn Heiden Charles, dairy, 110| Broughton, r New Houston, se cor Price Heidt Daniel G., dray master, bds 201 S. Broad Heidt Emanuel, clothing, hats, etc., 139 Congress, r 159 York Heidt George M. (G. M. Heidt & Co.), r ss Waldburg, 2d I w of Jefferson Heidt G. M. & Co. (George M. Heidt and-------- ), drugs, *145 Congress Heidt Ignatius F., policeman, r 80 Montgomery Heidt James H., wagon yard, W. Broad, nw cor Orange Heidt James W., train band C. R. R., bds ws Montgomery, s of Anderson Heidt John T., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r 4 State Heidt Thomas P., with G. M. Heidt & Co., r 137| Perry Heineken Christian W., elk Strauss & Co., r 40 Abercorn Heinsen Anniej wid H., r Randolph, 5th e of S. Broad P L O W C A ST IN G S, and a ll descriptions li o f I r o n W o r k . J o h n R o u r k e , 2 B a y S t . M E! HEI 279 HEN Heinken John, wks Tyler Press, bds Randolph, 5th e of S. Broad Heinsler Henry, watchman Planters Hotel, r Arnold, 6th e of Broughton Heitman John H. (J. H. Heitman & Co.), r Tattnall, se cor Gordon lane Heitman J. H. & Co. (John H. Heitman), grocers, Tattnall se cor Gordon lane H E L L E R ADAM, cabinet mkr, 42 Whitaker Helmken John D., elk H. Kuck, bds E. Broad, se cor Charlton Helmken John H., elk M. Helmken, bds E. Broad, ne cor S. Broad Helmken J. Henry, grocer, River, sw cor Bull, bds 215 Congress Helmken Martin G. grocer, E. Broad, ne cor S. Broad and W. Broad, ne cor Duffy Helmly Frank M., watchman C. R. R., r 6 Montgomery Helrnly Isaac, c, driver Moran & Reilly Helmly Sallie E Mrs., dress mkr, r 6 Montgomery Helper Hilton A., elk Upper Steam Mill, bds Indian, se cor Farm Helwick Charles, barber F.' G.* Jaugstetter, bds 5 E. Broad Henderson Annie, c, cook, r rear 69 York Henderson Archibald, lab, bds 19 Williamson Henderson Benjamin B., engineer, r 40 President Henderson Charles, c, lab, r Walker, sw cor Guerard Henderson Daniel, c, lab, r Farm, sw cor Pine Henderson Dennis, c, porter C. R. R Henderson Edward, elk H. M. Comer & Co., r 80 Lincoln Henderson Edward R., elk H. T. Botts, bds 80 Lincoln Henderson Ella, c, pantry woman. Pulaski House, r ss York, 6th e of Price Henderson Francis, wid A. H., r ws Montgomery, 2d n of Hunt ingdon Henderson George, c, wks Tyler Press, r ss Bay lane, 3d e of Habersham Henderson James E , elk T. Henderson, r 135 York Henderson Jane, c, laundress, r 189 Jones Henderson Joseph, c, butler, r ns Charlton lane, 1st e of Price Henderson J Med., saloon, Bay lane, 1st e of Bull, r 120 State Henderson Mary A., wid D. S., r Lincoln, nw cor New Hous ton lane Henderson Moses Y., cotton factor, 180 Bay, r Yernonburg, Ga Henderson Richard, c, lab, r ss Reppard, 2d e of White Bluff rd M ACH IN ISTS, IRO N AND B R A SS F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B.) in IX O R ID A DISPATCH n y., PAST FREIGHT LINE. HEN 280 HER Henderson Stephen, e, wks Gordon Press, r 210 Taylor H ENDERSON THOMAS, undertaker, 133 York, r 135 York. (See p. 4.) Henderson Thomas W., elk M. Y. Henderson, r 47 Tattnall Henderson William, c, fireman, r ns Indian lane, 5th e of Farm Henderson William, wks C. R. R , r rear 97 S. Broad Henderson William 1., elk M. Y. Henderson, bds 47 Tattnall Hendley Harriet A. Mrs., boarding, 16 Grordon Hendrickson George, c, porter M. Y. Henderson, r ns Bolton, 1st e of W. Broad Hendrickson John, e, porter I. L. Falk & Go., r ws W. Broad, 1st s of Gwinnett Henery Selina F., wid John, r 137 York Henges Anna, wid Martin, r Hall, se cor Jefferson Henges Benjamin G., street car conductor, bds Huntingdon, 2d w of Houston Henges Carrie, wid J., r ns Jones, 4th e of Purse Henges John A. (J. S. Collins &Go.), r 211 Congress Hening Charles, c, wks Lower Press Henken Deidrick W., grocer, Thunderbolt rd, nr Liberty Henley Louisa Mrs., r Jones lane, ne cor Lincoln Hennemeier Anna, wid F., r ns Jones, 4th e of Purse Hennemeier Frederick, helper C. R. R., r ns Jones, 4th e of Purse Hennessy Catherine Mrs., grocer, 36 Houston Hennessy James M , elk G. T. Byrnes, bds 18 Houston Hennessy Julia H., grist mill, 22 Hull, r 55 | E. Broad Hennessy John T., elk C. R. R., bds 36 Houston Hennessy Michael, policeman, bds 18 Houston Henry Charles, c, porter W. Estill, Jr,, r ws Shinbone al, 3d n of Huntingdon Henry Hardy, c, wks C. R. R Henry Isaac, capt tug " Constitution," r 34 State Henry James, c, lab, r ns Orange, 2d w of Ann Henry (Lewis, c, porter Balthaza Righo Henry Russell, pilot, bds 34 State Henry Wesley pilot, bds 34 State Henry William," c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Gordon lane, 5th w of E. Broad Henry William, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r ss Olive, 5th w of Ann Henson Eugene, c, porter Pulaski House, r 27 Perry Herb Adam, c (A. Herb & Bro.), r 19 Taylor Lemons. KEEDT handles m ore Lem ons than any house South. Get his P rices before purchasing elsewhere. ^ O r y French>American and English * Wwf. ' q > Soaps, 67 Bull Street. HER ____ 281 HER Herb A. & Bro., c (A. and J. M. Herb), ice, fruit, &c., 102 W. Broad Herb Benjamin, c, hostler Sou. Exp. Co., r 220 Bryan Herb Charles G., c, porter J. Rosenheim & Co., r Gwinnett, sw cor W. Broad Herb Cuthbert B., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r 17 Jones Herb Hampton J., elk, r 103 Perry Herb Isaiah, c, butler, r rear Randolph, 2d ,w of President Herb Jeremiah M., c (A. Herb & Bro.), r 190 Taylor Herb John F., collector, r 103 Perry Herb Nancy, c, nurse, r ws Tattnall, 1st s of Huntingdon Herb Scipio, c, wks Water Wks, m s Walker, 4th w of Guerard Herb Zackariah, c, wks Central Jotton Press Herbert Elizabeth A., wid W. S., r Barnard, nw cor Huntingdon Herman Samuel (Herman A Kayton), r 163 Jones Herman Sophia, wid Peter, r 180 Hull H ERM AN & KAYTON (S. Herman and L. Kayton), whol provisions, 139 Bay Hermann Samuel, furniture and hardware, 37 Jefferson Herrmann Phillipp, barber, Bryan, cor Johnson sq, r 32 Dray ton Hermes Alois, baker J. G. Stegmaier, bds Henry, ne cor Dray ton Hermes Alois, shoemkr, 17 Bay Hermes Katie Miss, milliner S. Krouskoff, bds 17 Bay Hernandez Avelina, wid E., r 163 Broughton Hernandez Charles B., elk J. E. Hernandez, bds 82 Liberty Hernandez Charles H., constable, r ns Taylor, 10th w of E. Broad Hernandez Christopher, carpenter E. L. Segur, r ws Reynolds, 3d n of President Hernandez Edwin R., r printer, r 38 Lincoln Hernandez Jasper J., pilot, r 22 State Hernandez John E., confectioner, r 82 Liberty Hernandez Mary E., wid Emanuel, r 163 Broughton Hernandez Thomas L., pilot, bds 154 State Herndon Brodie S., physician, 125 Gordon Herndon Samuel, c, barber J. B. Alston, r Farm Herron Charles R. (L. J. Guil.martin & Co.), r 156 Liberty Herron James, trainhand C. R R , bds 172 State Herron Jeremiah, fireman C. R. R , bds 172 State Herschback Joseph, propr Planters Hotel, Barnard, nw cor Bryan i m n R a j l i n f r c A N D V E R A N D A H S of the L A T E S T D ES IG N S. 1 1 U l f I V u l l i l ^ O M c D O N O U G H & J iA L L A N T Y N E , (See fr o n t fly B.) S., F. & W. Ry. Two Fast Mail Trains Daily Be tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. HER 282 HEY Herschback Julius A. (J. A. Herschback & Co.), bds Planters Hotel Herschback J. A. & Co. (Julius A. Herschback and W. P. Dixon), grocers, 30 Whitaker Herschkel Mina Miss, cook C. Jemdal, r St. Julian Hertz Goodwin E., bkkpr D. Weisbein, bds 68 Taylor Hesse Herman (Hesse & Kenken), r 41 Montgomery Hesse John F.; grocer, Bryan, se cor Farm Hesse Melinda, wid John, bds Duffy, se cor Drayton Hesse & Eenken (H. Hesse and H. Eenken), grocers, Farm, nw cor Margaret Hesser Simon, lab, r ss Sims, 3d e of Wilson Hetterick Charles, wks Schwarz & Acosta, bds 152 State Hetterick George, musician, r 152 State Hettnerr Frederick, c, bricklayer, r ws Jefferson, 2d s of Gaston Heuermann Gustave, painter, 48 Drayton, r 188| McDonough Hewes William H., elk J. E. Walter, r 141 Perry Hewitt Isaac N., c, shoemkrC. F. Cier, r Huntingdon, se cor W. Broad Hewitt Lavinia Miss, domestic Mrs. J. B. Crane, r 145 Perry Hexter Simon, elk Meinhard Bros. & Co., r 174| Jones Heyman John, salesman A. Einstein's Sons, bds Marshall House Heyward Alice G., wid Thomas, Jr., r 2 Macon Heyward Bessie Miss, teacher Barnard St. School Heyward Cesar, c, tailor Gordon Press, r 11 Stewart Heyward Charles, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 3d w of Bur roughs Heyward Daniel, c, driver L. Carson Heyward Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 115 Montgomery Heyward George C., elk 112 Bay, bds 96 Jones Heyward Henry, c, lab, r ws Jefferson, 4th s of Minis Heyward James, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry., r 28 Taylor Heyward James, c, huckster, Market, r York, nr Jefferson Heyward James, c, waiter, r es Ann, 4th n of Piue Hayward James, c, wks Gordon Press, r es Arnold, 3d s of Cleburne Heyward John, c, wks Sav. Oil Mill, r Ann, nw cor Laurel Heyward J. Guerard (H. M. Comer & Co.), r ns New Houston, 2d e'of Jefferson Heyward J. A., stamp elk P. O Heyward Margaret, wid Thomas J. Sr., r 2 Macon C em etery and B alcon y R ailin gs o f A ll K in ds m ade by JOHN R O U R K E , 2 B ay Street. L. C. Strong, Drags, Combs, Brashes, Mir rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. H E Y _______________283_______________H IL Heyward Matthew, c, lab, r ns Perry lane, 4tn w of Houston Heyward Bedford, c, waiter Planters Hotel Heyward T. Daniel, bkkpr H. M. Cbmer & Co., r 56 Liberty Heyward T. Savage, elk Clason & Co., bds 56 Liberty Heyward William, c, furniture, 99 Jefferson Heyward William M., dep elk XJ. S. Circuit and Dist. Courts, r 163 Liberty HEYWABD see also HAYWOOD Hibbet Homer K , opr W. TJ. Tel. Co., bds 156 S. Broad Hibernian House, M. T. Quinan, propr; 116 and 118 Bryan Hickey Edward W., driver John Feeley, r 189 Broughton Hickey James T., saloon, 148 Bryan Hicks Aaron, c, lab, r ns Hall, 2d e of Montgomery Hicks Abram, c, lab, r Sims, ne cor Lumber Hicks Freeman, c, cooper J. F. Torrent, r ws St. Gaul, 3d s of Zubly Hicks Jacob, c, porter Gourdin, Young & Co., r ns Hunting don, 3d e of W. Broad Hicks Johanna, wid W. H., r es Jefferson, 6th s of Gaston Hicks Joshua, c, carpenter, r 23 McDonough Hicks Laura, c, dressmkr, r rear 58 Harris Hicks Margaret, wid H., r 30 Wilson Hicks Newman, elk Johnson & Co., bds 77| Jones Hicks Robert M., elk W. B. Ferrell, r Broughton, bet Barnard and Jefferson Hicks William, c, lab, ws W. Boundary, 4th s of Railroad Hiddle F. S., fireman C. R. R Higgins John, elk, r 38 Broughton Higgins John, fireman S., F. & W. Rv., r 11 Taylor Higgins Richard, with M. Feeley, r State Higgins Walter P., printer Morning News, r 163 S. Broad Highgrave John J., c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 1st e of W. Broad Hightower Isham, c, driver, r ns Reppard, 6th e of White Bluff rd Hill Albert N., cotton shipper, r 54 Broughton Hill Edward, c, lab, r ns Congress lane, 4th e of Habersham Hill Harriet E., wid James R., r 115 Jones Hill Herbert T., tuner Ludden & Bates, bds 35 President Hill James E. Rev., c, bds ns Bolton, 3d w of Cuvier Hill John, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Hill John D., cotton shipper, r 54 Broughton Hill Mary E. Mrs., dressmkr, r 3 Charlton Hill Maxwell, asst money order elk P. O., r 125 Jones Ppippq N n r t W n m atch ed on a l l of our w ork. 1 \V /1 b l f u l 1 [ J: 1 l U U U McDonough & B allan tyn e. (See front fly B .) % S., F. & W. RY Fast Freight Line, dally to Ifacon, Albany,' Chattahoochee Eiver, and all Points in S M V era Georgia and Florida. H IL 284 H IT Hill Paul T., trav agt Lippman Bros., bds Marshall House Hill Preston, c, driver, r es Guerard lane, 3d s of Sims Hill Warren C., wks G. D. Baker & Co Hill William B., engineer, bds 56 Broughton Hill William C., coppersmith G. D. Baker & Co H IL L E R SIMON, junk dealer, 186 Bay, r 181 Congress Hillsman Columbus M., drugs, 216 Broughton, r 53 Jones Hillyard Robert B ., trav agt S. Guckenheimer, bds 81 York Hilton Annie, c, laundress, r 44 Roberts Hilton Asa, c, lab, r Gwinnett, sw cor Burroughs Hilton Joseph, c, driver Coakley &Jones Hilton Reuben, c, wks Planters Rice Mill Hindle Henry, wks C. R. R , r 36 Margaret Hindley Ephraim E., shingle mkr, r Canal, sw cor Farm Hindley Harriet A. Mrs., boarding, 16 Gordon Hindley Irene, wid John, r ns Perry lane, 1st e of Houston Hindley Mary J., wid Joshua, r W. Broad, nr Zubly Hindley William, cash boy G. Eckstein1& Co., r 16 Gordon Hines Abram, c, lab, r rear 70 Jones Hines Augustus, c, lab, r ss Charlton lane, 7th w of E. Broad Hines Benjamin B., c, bricklayer, r ws St. Gaul, 2d n of Harri son Hines Henry, elk, r 192 President Hines James, c, driver L. Carson Hines Jeremiah, c, lab, r 17| Gordon * Hines Joseph, c, driver, r ns Charlton lane, 12tli e of Price Hines Katie A. Miss, cashier Gray & O'Brien, bds 26 Brough ton Hines Mary, wid Henry, bds 192 President Hines Samuel, c, fishmonger, rear 67 Jefferson Hines Vernon, wid James J., r 65A Jefferson Hingle H., wks C. R. R Hirsch Barbara, wid David, r 60 W. Broad Hirsch Henry, butcher, Market, bds 60 W. Broad Hirsch Julius D;, elk Herman & Kayton, bds 60 W. Broad Hirsch Max D., salesman A. Leffar, bds 60 W. Broad H IRSCH M A N ADOLPH, grocer, 21 Barnard, bds Screven House Hirt Constantine, shoemkr, 29 Barnard Hirt Fiank, wks Joseph Sogmier Hirt Jeremiah, c, fireman Sav. Water Wks, r Taylor, cor Jef ferson Hitchcock Catherine, wid J. II., r Mulberry lane, s of Anderson B. HLLUI p r r n v The L ars est im p o r t e r of , FRUITS in the State. "WWhIIiIfloC RnUnocCn" ooLoom , L. C. Strong, 67 B ull St. H IT ~ 285 HOL Hitchcock Eliza Miss, wks Cotton Factory Hobart Peter J., bkkpr C. L. Jones, r 98| S. Broad Hobby Sarah H. Mrs., boarding. Bull, rw cor McDonough Hodges Andrew E., driver R. L. Mercer, r ns Duffy, 4th w of W. Broad Hodges Benjamin, c, lab, r 96 Jones Hodges John Q., elk C. R. R., r 162| Jones Hodges J, Joseph, printer G. N. Nichols, r Williams, 3d w of W. Broad Hodges Lawrence, wks C. R. R.f r-ss. Walker, 2d w of Purse Hodges Margaret Mrs., fancy goods, 7 Price Hodges Margaret, wid Samuel, r 194 Charlton Hodges Philip, c, wks Snyder & Nipson Hodges Samuel, c, wks Gordon Press Hodges William H., barber, es E. Broad, 1st s of Broughton, r Broughton, se cor E. Broad Hodges W. H., capenter S., F. & W. Ry Hogan Cecilia, c, huckster, M >rket r Montgomery, cor York Hogan Daniel, dry goods, 151 Broughton, bds 102 Broughton Hogan Dennis, c, wks C. R. R Hogan John, elk G. Eckstein & Co., r 4 6 | Jefferson Hogan John, lab, r ns Congress lane, 2d w of E. Broad Hogan John M., bkkpr H. Hull & Co., bds 57 Liberty Hogan Matthew, builder, Abercorn, sw cor Broughton, r 57 t Liberty Hogan Michael, freight checker S., F. & W. Ry., r Randolph, 3d w of Perry Hogan Morris, cook W. Steele, r rear 44 Bryan Hogan Walter F., elk Nisbet & Co., r 57 Liberty Hohenstein Adam, cabinet mkr, r 99f Montgomery Hohenstein Charles, elk C. R. R , r 109 Montgomery Hohenstein George R., plumber, bds 99f Montgomery Hohenstein John, elk, r 99f Montgomery Hoit Alfred, lieut U. S. Rev. str "Boutwell," r 112 Macon HOLCOMBE, GRADY & CO. (T. Holcombe, J. E. Grady and J. C. DeLettre), whol grocers, 85 Bay Holcombe Thomas (Holcombe, Grady & Co.), r Abercorn, cor New Houston Holden Thomas J., wks C. R. R., r Purse, ne cor Jones lane Holland Charles, c, riveter Tyler Press, r York lane, 4th w of Drayton Holland Clarence D., elk George H. Remsharb, r ss Pine, ls t e of Ann Iron FrontsF0R s t o r e s a n d d w e l l in g s . 1 1 W H 1 A V A t M C D O N O U G H & B A IX A N T Y N E . (Seefront fly B.) S., F. & W. T hrough Sleepers daily to Val-' d osta , Quitm an, T h om a sv ille an *&: > Jam es Joseph , c, w k s L o w e r P ress, r rear 18 4 Y o rk Jam es Jo sep h L ., c, hu ckster, M arket, r co u n try Ja m es R o b ert, c, lab, r w s Jefferson , 2d s o f M in is Jam es Steph en, c, coo k, r 97 W . B ro ad J a m e s S t e p n e y , c> l a b , r r e a r B o l t o n , n r S ., F . & W . R y J a m es W illiam , g rea se r C . R . R ., r 19 4 H u ll H f PI? RAf f A ffW p m a c h in is t s , ir o n a n d b r a s s HI 1 UmM W A ftlrfa S fl 1 tip F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B.) F re ig h t In T h ro u g h C a rs on fa s t train s W ithout T ran sfer. JAN 298 JEN Ja n ro ss R ich ard , c, w k s C o u p er & D an cy, r B o lto n , n r W . B road Jan sen G eo rg e A ., b a rk p r , r P u rse, n e co r W a lk e r J a n tze n R ic h a rd W ., p olicem an , r A n d erson , co r H e n ry la n e J a rsett H en ry, c, p o rter P alm er B ro s, r 182 Jo n es J a rv is B en jam in , c, b rick layer, r 1 H a rris J a rv is R ich a rd , c, p a ck e r J . S . S ilva, r 1 H a rris Ja so n Jefferson , c, w a iter J. K e n n e d y , r rea r 18 W illia m Jau d on L izzie M ad, r 27 S. B road J a u d o n W a lte r, c, p o r te r A J . M ille r & C o., r H a ll, 2 d s o f J e ffe rs o n J a u d o n W illia m A ., re a l estate, 13 9 C o n g ress, r 14 5 J o n e s J a u d o n Z ach ariah , c, carp en ter, B arn a rd , n e cor G o rd o n la n e, r B o lto n , 2 d w o f B u rro u g h s J a u g ste tte r C h ristian a, w id F re d e rick , r 42 W illiam so n J a u g ste tte r F re d e ric k , b arb er, 15 Jefferson , r 22 M a rg a re t J effers E liza, w id J . T ., r n s H en ry , 2d w o f M o n tg o m e ry J e ffe rs T h o m a s A , c o tto n e lk H . ML C o m e r & C o ., b d s 14 8 H u ll J e ffe rso n B ., c, c a r clean er, C . L . R . R Jefferso n C h arles, c, lab , r re a r 42 H u ll Jefferson Jam es, c (C . H . R o b in so n & C o .), r C h arlto n , n e c o r J e ffe rs o n J efferso n R ich m o n d V ., lab, r 3 Y o rk J efferso n R o b ert, c, lab, r w s H ab ersh am , 2d s o f R e p p a rd J efferso n S am u el, c, saloon , Jefferso n , se co r M in is, r 10 1 J e f ferso n Je ffe rso n W illia m A ., c, w a ite r, r re a r B o lto n , 5 th e o f S ., F . & W. Ry J e ffrey Jo h n , bu tch er, r 87 T attjfh ll J e m d a l C h arles, c, p o rte r P a lm e r B ro s J e m d a l C h arles, restau ra n t, M ark et, b d s 17 8 S t. J u lie n J e n k in s A d am , c, w k s U p p e r S team M ill J e n k in s A lexan d er, c, lab, r n s Y o rk lan e, 3 d w o f E . B ro a d J e n k in s A le xa n d e r, c, la b , r w s Jefferson , 4 th s o f M in is J e n k in s A n th o n y, c, cooper, r F arm , 8th s o f Z u b ly J e n k in s A rth u r, c, lab, Jefferson , 1 s t n o f J o n e s J e n k in s A u g u stu s, c, la b , r Jo ach im , 4 th w o f L u m b e r Jen k in s B en jam in , c, b o ard in g, 40 B u rro u g h s J e n k in s C h arles, c, w k s P la n te rs R ic e M ill J e n k in s D an iel, c, w k s J. J. D a le & C o., r re a r 10 G w in n e tt J e n k in s E d w a rd , c, carp en ter,, r n s C h a rlto n lan e, 10 th e o f P rice I T G i v e n on A ll Kinds of Repairs, C b l l l l l d l G o JOHN ROURKE, 2 B ay Street L. C. Strong, D R U G G IS T . P rescrip tio n s a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll S treet. JE N 299 JE N Jen k in s F ra n k , c, w k s L o w e r P ress, r B u rro u g h s, n w cor B o lto n 8 Jen kin s H a rriet, c, co o k A . M in is, r re a r 84 J o n es J e n k in s H e n ry , c, w k s S ., F . & W . B y ., r re a r T h u n d e r b o lt rd , 2d w of W aters J e n k in s J a c k so n M ., w a tc h m a n C . R . R ., r B ro w n s v ille Jen k in s Jam es, c, lab, r P rice , sw co r W a ld b u rg Jen k in s Jo h n , c, p o rter D . W eisb ein , r 68 B ry a n Jen kin s Jo h n , c, p o rte r M . M . S u lliv a n & S on , r P rice , sw co r W ald b u rg Jen k in s Jo h n , sh ip carp en ter, b d s 76 B ry a n Jen k in s Jo h n , c, w k s 0 . R . R ., r 39 S te w a rt Jen k in s J o h n B ., c, w k s W . W e st, r F a rm , ne c o r Z a b ly Jen kin s Jo sep h F ., lab, r w s O geech ee rd , s of A n d erso n J e n k in s J u liu s, c, tra in h a n d S ., F . & W . R y ., r 6 J o n e s J e n k in s L e m u e l, c, fish erm an , r In d ia n lan e, 2 d w o f F a r m . J e n k in s L u c iu s , e n g in e e r S ., F . & W . R y ., b d s 16 G -ordon Jen k in s M arth a, c, lau n d ress, r w s Jefferson . 4 th s o f G a sto n Jen k in s M o n d a y, c, lab , r ss O live, 7 th e o f F a rm Jen k in s P e te r, c, d river, r es F a rm , 3 d n o f N e w Jen kin s P e te r, c, lab , r F arm , 3d s o f Z u b ly Jen k in s P rim u s, c, d river, r ss B ro u gh to n lan e, 1 s t w o f P ric e Jen k in s R ich a rd , e x p o rte r C. H o p k in s, r es W . B ro a d , 7th s o f H u n tin gd o n Jen k in s R ich ard , c, w k s L o w e r P ress, r re a r B o u n d a ry, 4 th s of B rou gh ton J en k in s R o b ert, c, lab, r re a r C le b u rn e, 2 d s o f R a n d o lp h Jen k in s R o se, c, lau n d ress, r 97 M o n tg o m e ry & J e n k i n s S a m u e l , c , d r i v e r M o r a n R e illy , r es G u e ra rd lan e. 4th s o f S im s J e n k in s S am u el, c, w k s L o w e r P ress, r B o lto n , sw co r o f B u r ro u g h s Jen k in s S co tt, c, w k s R . L . M ercer, r H arris, w o f W . B ro a d J e n k in s S im on , c, w k s J. J. B a le & C o., r re a r G ilfo rd , n r P erry J e n k in s S u m m e rs, e, g a rd e n e r, r re a r B o lto n , 7 th e o f S ., F . & W . Ry J e n k in s T h o m as, c, b a rk p r, r n s Y o r k lan e, 2 d w o f H o u sto n J e n k in s T h o m as, c, d raym an G ra h a m & H u b b e ll, r es R eyn o ld s, 7th s o f B rou gh ton J e n k in s T h o m as, c, sh o em k r, r P e r r y lan e, sw c o r M o n t gom ery J e n k in s W illiam , c, carp en ter, r n s B o lto n , 2d e o f B u rro u g h s OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McBQNQUGE & B A L L A ST "ITE. (See front fly B.) E legant Passenger Coaches, with W estinghouse A ir Brakes, M iller Platform s, and Janney Couplers. JEN 300 JOH Jen k in s W illiam , c, w k s T y le r P ress, r re a r T h u n d erb o lt rd , 2d w of W aters J e n k s C h arles, c, la b , r ss B a y lan e, 2 d e o f P r ic e J e n k s D elan ey, c, d river, r F a rm , n e c o r B ry a n J e n k s H e n ry , b rick la y e r, r In d ia n lan e, 7 th w o f F a r m Jen k s H en ry, b u tch er J. B arb ou r J e n k s Jam es, c, w k s U p p er P ress Jen k s L o u isa , c, h u ck ster, M ark et, r S p rin gfield Jen n erlat Jam es, c, d river, r rea r 1 1 6 H u ll Je n n in g s D an iel, c, w k s G o rd o n P ress, r ss O live, 4 th e o f F a rm Je n n in g s Joh n , c, h a ll b o y P u la sk i H o u se Je n n in g s Jo h n , w k s W . C . V in cen t, r 163 S. B ro a d J e n n in g s B ich a rd , c, lab, r re a r R a n d o lp h , 5 th w o f P re s id e n t Jergu so n A n d rew P ., w ks C o ck sh u tt & J e rg u so n ,b d s 44 B ryan J e r g u s o n J o h n P . ( C o c k s h u tt & J e rg u s o n ), r 4 4 B r y a n Jerk in s Jackso n , carp en ter C . R . R ., r , O geech ee rd , n w cor *S a ra h J ew ell Jam es B ., p h o to g ra p h e r J. N . W ilso n , b d s 59 Y o r k J o e l L e w is , H e r B r ita n n ic M a je s ty 's C o n s u l fo r th e S ta t e o f G eo rg ia , 89 B a y ; b d s S creven H ou se J o h n se n J a m e s M ., p rin te r M o rn in g N ew s, r 228 B a y Jo h n so n A g n e s, c, seam stress, r 8 | T a y lo r Jo h n so n A lb ert, carp en ter, r H en ry, n w co r M o n tg o m ery J o h n so n A lb e rt, c, w a ite r W . B . F e rrili, r ss M ill, 2 d w o f F a rm Jo h n so n A le xa n d e r, c, d riv e r M o ran & R e illy , r M ill, 8th w o f W . B oundary J o h n so n A le x a n d e r, c, la b , r ss B a y lan e, 2 d e o f W . B ro a d J o h n so n A le x a n d e r J., elk , b d s 14 7 G o rd o n J o h n so n A m a n d a, c, seam stress, r ss S. B ro a d lan e, 2d w o f E . B road Jo h n so n A n n ie C . M iss, tea ch er A ca d e m y D is tric t S ch o o l, r 15 2 Jones Jo h n so n A u stin , c, la b , r w s S t. G au l, 1 s t s o f Z u b ly Jo h n so n B en jam in , c, w a iter S creven H o u se, r n s C o n gress, 3 d w o f L in co ln J o h n so n B en jam in , c, w a te r c a rrie r C . R . R ., r re a r 13 6 H a rris Jo h n so n C esar, c, lab, r es W . B o u n d a ry, 2d s o f S im s J o h n so n C h a rles, c, fire m an S ., F . & W . R y ., r n s T a y lo r, 9 th w of E. B road Jo h n so n C h arles, c, la b , r rear R eyn o ld s, 6th n o f B ro u g h to n Jo h n so n C h arles, c, w a ite r P u la sk i H o u se, r re a r T h u n d e rb o lt rd, n r E . B ou n d ary Jo h n so n C h eap , c, h u ck ster, M ark et, r co u n try Florida Oranges Is H eadquarters* L C. Stron Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa thic Medicines, 67 BulJ St. J Q H ________ 301 JQH Jo h n son C o n ra d , c, w k s T y le r P re ss, r n s P e rry lan e, 1 s t e o f R eyn o ld s John son C yru s, c, w k s C. R . R ., r re a r 139 P e rr y Jo h n son D an iel, c (D . Jo h n son & C o .)., r B u rro u g h s; se c o r G w in n e tt lan e Johnson D an iel, c, b u tler, r re a r 60 B ro u g h to n J o h n so n D a n ie l, c, fire m a n S ., P . & W . R y ., r ss L ib e r ty la n e , 1st w of P rice John son D an iel P . R ev., c, p re sid in g E ld e r S av an n ah D istric t, r n s G w in n e tt lan e, 1 s t w o f W . B ro a d Jo h n son D a n ie l & C o., c (D . J o h n so n a n d J. L e o n ) , g ro c e rs, B u rro u g h s, se co r G w in n e tt lan e Jo h n son E d w a rd , c, b a rk p r S. J efferson , r n s H e n r y lan e, 3 d e o f Jefferson Jo h n son E d w a rd , c, la b , r n s T a y lo r, 1 1 th w o f E . B ro a d Joh n son E d w a rd , c, p o rter M o h r B ro s., r 10 5 M o n tg o m e ry John son E d w a rd , c. w a iter P u la sk i H o u se JOHNSON ED W ARD M., e d i t o r i a l s t a f f T h e M o r n i n g N ew s, r 72 S t. Ju lian Johnson E ia , c, cook, r ss P in e, 1st e o f F arm Jo h n son F la n d e rs, c, lab, r ss Jo n es, 2 d e o f W ils o n Jo h n son F ra n k , elk, r 14 7 G o rd o n J o h n so n F ra n k , c, tra in h a n d S ., F . & W . R y ., r re a r P e rr y , n r G ilto rd Jo h n so n F ra n k , c, w k s H . M . C o m e r & C o., r 2 7 R o b e rts John son F ra n k , c, w k s S n y d er & N ip son , r ss G w in n ett, 8th e o f S ., F . & W . R y J o h n so n F r a n k M ., e lk S ., F . & W . R y ., b d s M c G u ire , sw c o r Canal Jo h n so n G ab riel, c, d rive r S. C. S tew art Jo h n so n G e o rg e , c, lab, r 25 E . B o u n d a ry Jo h n son G eo rg e , c, p o rter, r ss 1 st A v., 1 s t w o f W h ita k e r f Jo h n so n G eo rg e , c, w k s U p p e r S team M ill, r M il, 1 s t e of F a rm Jo h n son G e o rg e W ., c, coo k C . S. P a rk , r 54 W a ld b u rg lan e . Jo h n so n G re e n , c, p la ste re r, r w s G u e ra rd lan e, 1 s t s o f S im s Johnson G u stave, c, porter, r rea r E . B ou n d ary, 4th n of S. B road J o h n so n H a l. S ., elk J. A . R o b e rts & C o., b d s 1 5 5 J o n e s Jo h n son H am ilto n , c, ta ilo r G o rd o n P ress, r 18 Jo n es John son H a rd in g (H a rd in g John son & C o .) ,r W ilm in gto n , N .C JOHNSON H ARDING & CO. ( H a r d i n g J o h n s o n a n d S . P . S h o tter), d ea lers in n a v a l sto res an d rice, 13 8 B a y . (S e e p . 8 2 .) Northern PriGes MATCHED OH ALL OP OTO WOEK. McDonough cBallantyne. (8. front ft I RI I a I l f i FLO R ID A DISPATCH wWlM, F l u Si WostomRy., fast feeight u n J O H _________ 302 JO H John son H ard y, c, w ks C. R . R * J o h n so n H e n ry , c, lab , r G o rd o n lan e, 3 d w o f E . B ro a d Jo h n so n H e n ry , p lasterer, r 10 S te w a rt Jo h n so if H en ry, c, p o rte r J. L y o n s, r 2 1 M cD o n o u g h Jo h n so n H en ry, c, sh oem kr, F a rm , se co r In d ian J o h n so n H en ry , c, w k s S av. P a p e r M ill, r L u m b e r, 2 d n o f P in e Jo h n so n H ezek iah , c, lab, r es W . B ro ad , 3d s o f H u n tin g d o n Joh n son Isaac, c, w k s T y le r P ress, r 10 1 Jefferson J o h n so n J a co b , c, w a ite r P u la sk i H o u se, r ss O live, 5 th w o f W . B road Jo h n so n Jaco b , c, w k s Jo h n N ich o ls, r F a rm , 1 s t s o f M a rk et J o h n s o n Ja m e s, c, b a rb e r, T n u n d e rb o lt rd* c o r A rn o ld , r 15 5 G ordon J o h n s o n Jam es, c, lab, r 25 E . B o u n d a ry , Jo h n so n Jam es, c, lab , r P ric e , se c o r A n d erso n * Jo h n so n Jam es, c, lab , r ss Jo n es lan e, 8th e o f P rice J o h n s o n J a m e s , c . p o r t e r C . S a l z e r , r M c A l i s t e r , 3 d w o f S.B road J o h n so n Jam es, c, C. R . R ., r 19 2 P e r r y & J o h n s o n J a m e s R . , w k s S ., F . W . R . R . , r 4 0 H o u s t o n Joh n son Jan e A ., w id A ., b d s 14 5 G o rd o n Jo h n so n Jefferson , c. w atch m an , r riv e r, 1 s t e o f W . B ro a d Jo h n son Jen n ie M iss, w k s C o tto n F a c to ry Jo h n so n Jerem iah , c, lab , r ss C o n g ress lan e, 2d e o f H o u sto n Jo h n son Jo h n , c, d riv e r J. F e e le y , r ss M in is, 2 d w o f M o n t gom ery Jo h n so n Jo h n , lab , r n s St. Ju lian , 2d w o f E . B re a d Jo h n son Jo h n , c, p lu m b er, r es F a rm , s of W illia m Jo h n so n Jo h n , c, w k s R . N . R eed , r n s St. Ju lian ; n r Jefferso n J o h n so n J o h n A ., w k s M u ir & D u c k w o rth , r n s C o n g re ss lan e; 2d w of H abersham J o h n so n Jo h n L . (J. F la n n e ry & C o .), r M con , G a J o h n s o n J o h n M ., c (J o h n so n & J a c k s o n ), r al, r e a r N e w , w o f W . B road JOHNSON JOHN N., r e a l e s ta te , s t o c k a n d b o n d b r o k e r ; 93 B ay, r 13 A bercorn Jo h n so n Jo h n P ., elk U . S. C u sto m s, b d s 1 1 3 C o n gress Jo h n so n J o h n Z ., gro cer, W . B o u n d ary, sw co r R a ilro a d J o h n so n Jo n as, c, w k s C. R . R ., r re a r 204 S. B ro a d Jo h n son Joseph , c, cooper J. F . T o rren t, r W . B o u n d ary J o h n so n Jo sep h , c, la b , r In d ia n lan e J o h n so n Jo sep h , c, la b , r n s P in e , 1st w o f W . B ro a d AND PANS OF ALL SIZES, m ade b y JOHN B O U fiK E , 2 B ay St; * i AND TOILET ARTICLES, L . C. STRONG, 67 BuU Street. JO H _______ 303 ____________ JO H Johnson Josep h , c, lab, r w s P u rse, 2d s o f S im s Joh n son Jo sep h , saloon , E . B ro a d , sw co r B a y la n e Joh n son J o se p h , c, w k s H e rm a n & K a y ton , r re a r L ib e r ty lan e; 2d e of D rayton Jo h n son J u liu s, c, lab , r re a r 13 6 H a rris Jo h n son J. C o u rtn e y , elk, b d s P a v ilio n H o te l Johnson L a u ra , c, lau d ress, r e s W . B ro ad , 3 d s o f H u n tin g d o n J o h n s o n L e n a E.-, w id J o h n R ., r M o n t g o m e r y , n e c o r H e n r y lan e * Joh n son L e v i, c, w k s J. J. D a le & C o., r re a r 1 1 T a y lo r John son L e w is, c, firem an G o rd o n P re ss, r 1 1 H a rriso n J o h n s o n L e w is , c, h e lp e r D . O 'C o n n o r , r r e a r e s E . B o u n d a r y ; ^3d n o f S . B r o a d Johnson L y m u s, c, w k s G o rd o n P ress, r In d ia n lan e, 8th e o f W . B oundary Jo h n son M aria, c, la u n d ress, r n s N e w H o u sto n lan e, 2 d w o f J e ffe rs o n John son M a ry E ., w id J. R , r 15 5 Jo n es John son M ary J., w id D r. W arre n , r n s H en ry, 4 th w *of W h ita k er John son M ich ael (Jo h n so n & C o .), r 50 B ro u g h to n * John son M ich ael O . K ., d ru g g ist, r B ro u g h to n , co r A b e rco rn John son N ath an iel, d raym an , r es F a rm , s o f W illiam John son N ero , c, w k s H aslam & H a w k in s, r 19 3 T a y lo r Jo h n son O . B . H ., w k s C . R . R Johnson P a u l, c, porter, r 11 6 W . B ro a d Joh n son P a u l W -, c, b a rb er D . S. S co tt, r 15 8 G o rd o n la n e Jo h n so n P e te r, e, d riv e r S ., S . & S. R y ., r ss D u ffy lan e, 2 d e o f Jefferson Jo h n so n P e te r, c, p o rte r M e in h a rd B ro s. & C o., r re a r es E . Boundary, 1st s of S, B road Jo h n so n P rim u s, c, b a rb er, r n s J o n e s lan e, 1 s t w o f P r ic e Jo h n so n P r in c e S ., c, sta b le , 6 1 B ro u g h tp n , r B ro w n s v ille Jo h n so n Q u in cy , c, b a rb er J. E b e rh a rd t, r n s J o n es lan e, 1 s t w of P rice Jo h n son R eu b en , c, lo n g sh o rem an , r w s S t. G au l, 3 d s o f Z u b ly Johnson R ich ard , c, b a rk p r, r 25 E . B o u n d ary Joh n son R ich a rd , c, la b , r ss S im s, 2 d e o f G u e ra rd * Jo h n son R ich a rd , c, w k s M o ran & R e illy , r M ill, 1 s t w o f W . B oundary Jo h n so n R ic h a rd H ., c, d river, r n s C o n g re s s lan e, 5 th w o f H abersham \||n>ai M i] in and P A M S. F u ll stock on hand AJUg'Cll 171111U McDONOUGH & BAIiLANTYNE. (Seefront y B.) S *J ET O 1 ITM %5 WW I * T h ro u g h S leepers (dally to VaJdosta, Quitman, T hom asville and * W W I I ' I Albany, J Q H ____________ 304_______ JOH Jo h n son R ich a rd W ., policem an , r A n d erso n , n e co r A b e rc rn Jo h n so n R o b ert, c, lab, r B ro w n sville J o h n so n R o b e rt, c, la b , r n s Y o r k lan e, 4 th w o f E . B ro a d J o h n so n R o b e rt, c, lab, r ss Jo n es lan e, 2d e o f P ric e Jo h n so n R o b ert, c, p lasterer, r n s P resid en t, 1s t e o f E . B ro a d J o h n so n R o b e rt, c, w k s S ., F . & W . R y ., r r e a r 16 5 J o n e s J o h n so n R o m a n , w k s T y le r P re ss, r es W . B ro a d lan e, 1 s t s of G aston Jo h n son R om eo, c, d river, r L o u isv ille Jo h n son R o sa, c, h u ck ster, M arket, r G asto n , w o f Jefferson Jo h n so n S am u el, c, b u tch er, M ark et, r In d ia n lan e Jo h n so n S am u el, c, d rive r M o ran a n d R e illy , r ss G w in n e tt, 1st w of B urroughs J o h n so n S am u el, c, h u ck ste r, r In d ia n lan e, 1 1 t h w o f F a rm * Jo h n so n S am u el, p o rter, r re a r A rn o ld , 1 s t e o f P re sid e n t J o h n so n S id n ey, c, lab, r ss P e rry lan e, 2d e o f E . B ro a d Jo h n so n S olo m on , c, lab, r ss O ran ge, 3d w o f A n n Jo h n so n S tep h en , c, d rive r M o ran & R eilly, r n s Jo n es lan e, 1st *w o f P r i c e Joh n son S tep hen, c, h u ckster, r n s D u ffy, 1st e o f L in co ln Jo h n so n Susan M iss, w k s C o tto n F a c to r y Jo h n so n T h o m as, c, p o rte r W . D . W ap les, r re a r 12 1 E . B ro ad J o h n so n T h o m a s, c, w k s S ., F . & W . R y ., r re a r R e y n o ld s, 2d e of Jackson J o h n so n T h o m a s C ., tra in b a n d C . R . R , r 26 W d lia m JOHNSON TOMLINSON F., c o lle c t o r o f c u s to m s , C u s tom H ou se, b d s P u la sk i H ou se Jo h n so n T u rn er, c, b u tle r J. K . M u n n erlyn , r 3 7 H a b e rsh a m J o h n so n W a lte r T ., e lk C. A . S h e a rso n , b d s P a v ilio n H o te l Jo h n son W ash in gto n , c, carp en ter, r 145 Y o rk Jo h n son W illiam , c, b lack sm ith , r re a r P e rry , n r T h u n d er b o lt rd J o h n so n W illiam ,' c, h o stle r M iss L . M ille r, r re a r 150 S. B ro a d Jo h n so n W illiam , c, p o rter, r 208 B ry a n Jo h n so n W illiam , c, p o rte r C h ish o lm & E rw in , r re a r 14 4 G aston Jo h n son W illiam , c, w k s H . J. D ickerson , r n s H u n tin g d o n , 1 1 th w of W . B road Jo h n so n W illiam , w k s S ., F . & W . R y ., b d s 19 2 J o n es Jo h n so n W illiam , c, w k s U p p e r P ress, r ss A lice, 2d w o f W . B road Jo h n so n W illiam G . R ev., c, p a sto r A sb u rv C h u rch , r ns G w in n e tt lan e, 1 s t w o f W . B ro a d lies.R eedy is the only H ouse in the City im porting French W ines and Brandies, consequently has the best. L. C. Strong PHARMACIST, 9 67 BULL STREET. JOH 305 JON Joh n son W illia m H ., p ro p r P a v ilio n H o te l, 50 B u ll Joh n son W illia m H ., c, ste w a rd C . R . B Johnson W illiam pressm an M o rn in g N ew s, r 163 S. B ro a d Johnson W illia m R , la b , r 48 B ry a n Johnson Z ach ariah , c, lab, r rea r W a ld b u rg , sw co r B arn a rd JOHNSON & CO. ( M . J o h n s o n a n d D P o r t e r ) , d r u g g i s t s and ap oth ecaries, 50 B ro u g h to n Johnson & Jackson , c, (John M . John son an d A lb ert Jack so n ), cotton factors, 84 B a y Johnston B en jam in , w k s C . R . R ,b d s 92 W . B ro a d Johnston E m ily G , b o ard in g, 140 L ib e rty John ston F ra n k , w k s C . R R , b d s 92 W . B ro a d Johnston Ja co b , w atch m an C .R . R , r 56 H a rris Johnston J a m es D . (Jo h n sto n & P o in d exter), r 106 A b e rco rn John ston Jam es H ., co tto n fa c to r a n d com m er, 92 R a y , r 132 G aston Joh n ston J o h n E ., e n g in e e r S ., F . & W . R y ., b d s 56 B a rn a rd J o h n sto n J o h n M ., p h y sicia n , 79 G a sto n Johnston P e te r, w k s C. R R ., r n s N e w H o u sto n lan e, 2d w o f J e ffe rs o n John ston W illia m D u n can , b k k p r J. H . Jo h n sto b , b d s 132 G aston Johnson & P o in d e x te r (J. D . J o h n sto n a n d G . P o in d e x te r), ge n l in su ran ce agts, 1 1 4 B a y Jo h n ston e F r e d e r ic k F ., w ith P e a c o c k , H u n t & C o., b d s 4 5 A b ercorn Join er P a ris, c, w k s P la n te rs R ic e M ill Jon es A lexa n d er, c, d riv e r M oran & R e illy Jon es A lfred , c, w k s T y le r P ress, r n s In d ia n lau e, 7th w o f W . B road Jon es A llen , c, b arb er, 1 B ry a n , r ss Jo n es 3d w o f L in c o ln Jon es A lle n , polipem an , r 19 Y o r k Jones A lon zo , c, lab , r 58 H ab ersh am Jon es A n d rew , c, lab, r A n d erso n , 2d w o f D ra y to n Jo n es A n n a H ., w id G F e n w ic k , r 168 H a rris Jon es A n th o n y , c, w ks T y le r P ress, r n s S im s, 1 st w o f L u m b e r Jo n es A za rin e, c, w k s L . J. G u ilm a rtin & C o., r re a r 87 J o n es Jones B o sto n , c, m ach in ist B aco n . & B ro o k s, r w s J o n es lan e 1st w of H abersham Jo n es C aro lin e, c, lau n d ress, r F a rm , 1 s t n o f P in e Jones C hapm an, c, w ks C. R . R , r ns A n derson , 1st e o f B u ll Jon es C h a rle s B ., c, p o rte r K e tc h u m & C o., r N ew , w o f W . * $., F. & Fast Freight. Lice, daily to Macon, Albany, Chattahoochee Liver, and all Foints in South ern Georgia and Florida. JO N_______________ 806_______________JO N ____ J o n e s C h risto p h e r C ., fo rem a n J. J. 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T y n a n , b d s 19^ P e rr y K e a rn e y Jo h n , p ain ter, r ss In d ian , 8th e of F arm K e a r n e y J o h n J., d riv e r J o h n F e e le y , r 18 9 B ro u g h to n K e a rn e y P a trick , m ach in ist Y u lca n Iro n W k s, b d s JP erry, n r H ou ston HAW ftf m m m P L 0 W C A ST IN G S' and a11 description s m M l itlUW W U tu M i o f Iro n W o rk . J o h n R o u r k e , 2 B a y S L K E A ________ 311__________ K E L ^ K e a rn e y T h o m as, w k s 0 . R . R ., b d s M cG u ire , sw c o r C a n a l K e a r n s C h a rle s R ., e lk S ., F . & W . R y ., b d s 10 0 S. B r p a d K earn s T h o m as J., m ach in ist C . R . R ., r G u e ra rd , n e co r W alk er K e a tin g Jo h n , elk, b d s 30 S t.. J u lia n K eaton F ra n k J. R ev., c, r 1 E . B o u n d a ry K e a to n H . C ., w k s C . R . R K eeb ley Isaac, c, w k s S avan n ah S team R ice M ill K eelan T h o m as, lab , b d s In d ian , n e co r M cG u ire K eeler V in cen t, cig ars and to bacco, 58 W . B ro a d K een an S ara h , w id W illiam , r 22 W . B ro a d K een an T h o m as, saloon , 16 4 B ry a n , r P rice , c o r C o n g re ss K e e p ler Isaac, c, w k s Sav. R ice M ill K eevil C h arles, co n d u cto r C . L . R . R ., r L ib e r ty K eh oe Johan na, w id S. P ., r ss N ew H o u ston , 2 d w o f B u r roughs K eh o e Jo h n , elk, b d s 199 Jo n es K ehoe John, p o rter R o b H abersh am 's S on & C o K e h o e J o h n >., m o l d e r P h o e n i x I r o n W k s , b d s P r i c e , c o r M c D onough K e h o e L a rr y , w k s S ., F . & W . R y ., b d s P r ic e , sw c o r G a s to n la n e K eh o e M ary M iss, d ressm k r M rs. K . B o o th , b d s H ab ersh a m , nr M acon K ehoe P a trick , stevedore, r 61 M cD o n o u gh K eh o e W illiam (W illia m K e h o e & C o .), r 56 E . B ro a d KEHOE W IL L IA M & CO. ( W illia m K e h o e a n d E . F . M on ahan) p ro p rs Phfen ix Iro n W k s , R a n d o lp h , n w c o r B ro u gh to n . (See fro n t p aster.) K e h re r M a ry W ., w id C . J., b d s 1 1 W ilso n K eh u n e D au iel, carp en ter, b d s 35 G a sto n K e ilb a ch C h a rle s F ., salo on , G a sto n , n w c o r B a rn a rd , r 1 1 9 | B arnard K eirn an Jo h n F ., p ressm an M o rn in g N ew s, r 15 5 G o rd o n K eirn an M ary, w id P a tric k , r 15 5 G o rd o n K e irn a n P a tr ic k H ., tin n er, b d s 15 5 G o rd o n K ell Jo h n F ., en g in eer C. R R ., b d s 204 S. B ro a d K e ll J o h n M ., e lk C ity D isp e n sa ry , r 15 0 S. B r o a d K e lla m J o se p h T ., c a rp e n te r S ., F . & W . R y ., r 5 1 T a ttn a ll K e lle r A lexa n d er, w k s S im o n H o ller, b d s 88J Jefferso n K e lle r Jam es, c, e lk T. Jack so n , r R o b erts, sw co r S te w a rt lan e K e lle r Join* W ., c o n d u c to r S ., F . & W . R y K e lle r R o sa M rs., c ig a r s an d to b a cco , W . B ro a d , se c o r Y o r k la n e M i l Q l l kB U S H , M A CH IN ISTS, IR O N AND B R A S S Simuli,Ma SiWesten1% FLOBIDA DISPATCH FAST FREIGHT LINE. KEL 312 KEM K e lly E d w a rd J., p olicem an , b d s 35 G asto n K e lly E d w a rd P ., c, p o u ltry , M ark et, r W ilso n lan e, n r W a lk e r K e lly Jam es, co n d u cto r C . R . R ., r 56 W . B ro a d K e lly Jam es, k p r P o w d e r M agazin e K e lly Jam es, stew ard , b d s H ib ern ian H ou se K e lly J e re m ia h , lab, r B ro u g h to n , se c o r E . B o u n d a r y K e lly John, cooper, r w s E . B o u n d ary, n r B rou gh ton K e lly John, grocer, r B rou gh ton , nw cor E . B ou n d ary K e lly J o h n , em porter, r M o n tg o m e ry , sw co r H u n tin g d o n K e lly Jo h n , c, w k s S av. P a p e r M ill, r 25 O live K e lly Ju n e, c, la b , r es B arn a rd , 5 th s o f A n d erso n K e lly L a u r a M rs., b d s 5 1 | J efferson K e lly L a u re n ce (S m ith & K e lly ), r W . B ro a d , 1s t s o f Jo ach im K e lly L a u re n c e J., d ru g g ist, b d s N e w H o u sto n , sw co r . W h ita k er K e lly M a ry M rs., w k s C o tto n F a c to ry K e lly M ary, w id T h o m as, r 98 P resid e n t K e lly M ary E ., w id J., r N e w H o u sto n , sw co r W h ita k e r K e l l y Michael, e l k C . R . R . , r 3 0 H a l l K e lly M ich ael, w atch m an U p p e r P ress, b d s Z u b ly , n w c o r S t. G aul K e lly M o rd eca i, c, lab, r Jo n es, sw co r E . B ro a d K e lly P a tric k , w k s C . R . R ., r S im s, se c o r W ilso n . , K e lly P a u l E ., c, p o u ltry d ealer, r es W ilso n lan e, 1 s t s o f W a lk e r K e lly P eter, grocer, E . B road , ne co r P resid en t. K e lly P e te r W ., clk, b d s M cG u ire , sw c o r C a n a l K e lly L u lu M iss, d ressm kr, b d s o j i Jefferson K e lly T h om as, lau n d ary, 98 B ro u gh to n K e lly T hom as, w ks C otton F a cto ry, r ss Jones, 13 th w of W . B road K e lly W illiam , lab , r B ro u g h to n , se co r E . B o u n d a ry K e lly W illis, c, firem an S av. P a p e r M ill, r O live, 2 d w o f Lum ber K e lso n E d w ard , c, w k s T y ler P ress K e lto n C h arles, b la ck sm ith , b d s 79 M o n tg o m e ry K e m p s C h arles, w atch m an , b d s 17 B a y K e m p s G eo rg e , firem an C. R . R K e m p s G eorge, c, w ks G o rd o n P ress K e m p s Jam es, train b an d C. R . R K e m p s Joh n , c, lab, r es E . B o u n d ary, 2d n o f S. B ro a d K e m p s Joh n H . (N ew ton & K em p s), r 201 P e rry K em p to n Jam es S ., clk W a lter & H art, b d s n s D u % 1 s t w o f B u ll REEDY handles m ore heinous than any house South. Get liis P rices before purchasing else w h ere. F ren ch , A m erican and E n glish j Soaps, 67 B u ll Street. K EM _____________ _313_____________ K E N w K e m p t o n J o s e p h F . , e l k W a l t e r & H a r t , r n s D u f f y , 1 s t of B u ii K e m p to n W illia m , la b , r H u n tin g d o n , 1 s t w o f E . B ro a d K e n n a rd B rice la n d , re c to r S t. M a tth ew s G h ap el, b d s ss N e w H ouston, 3d w of B arn a rd K en n a rd Jo el, r ss N ew H o u ston , 3 d w o f B a rn a rd K e n n a rd J o h n H .; e lk T h e B ra d stre e t C o ., r 15 5 G o rd o n K e n n a rd W illia m K ., e lk A . S. N ieh ols, r ss N e w H o u sto n , 3 d w of B arnard K e n n e d y A d e la E . M rs., te a c h e r F a ir la w n S ch o o l K e n n e d y D a n n ie l J., m a ch in est C . R . R ., b d s 18 W illia m K en n ed y D a n ie l R . (K en n ed y & B lu n ), r 149 S. B ro a d K e n n e d y E d w a rd J., m er ta ilo r, B u ll, sw c o r Y o rk , r 6 M acon K e n n e d y E liza b e th M rs., (K e n n e d y & A lle o u d ), r 1 7 6 B ro u g h to n K en n ed y Jam es, la b , r W ilso n , n w cor S tew art K e n n e d y J a m e s T ., ta ilo r E d w a rd J. K e n n e d y , r 6 M a c o n K en n ed y Jam es P ., e lk D . H o gan , r 18 W illiam K e n n e d y Jo h n , elk W e e d & C o rn w ell, r 18 W illia m K e n n e d y J o h n , c, w k s C. R . R ., r J o ach im , 3 d e o f W . B o u n d a ry K en n ed y J o h n D ., p rin te r, b d s 5 3 | J efferso n K e n n e d y J o sep h , b u tc h e r F . J. W ilk in so n , r W a ld b u rg lan e, cor Jefferson K e n n e d y M artin J., e lk D . H o gan , b d s 13 3 C o n g ress K e n n e d y M ary, w id H ., b d s A rn o ld , n r T h u n d erb o lt K en n ed y M ich ael, steved o re, b d s P la n te rs H o te l K en n ed y P e te r J ., elk, b d s 18 W illia m K e n n e d y R ich a rd , c, b lack sm ith , r L u m b e r, 5th n o f P in e K en tied y R o b ert, c, carp en ter, r n s H u n tin g d o n , 9 th w o W . B road K e n n e d y R o b e rt C ., p ilo t, r 5 1 B ro u g h to n K e n n e d y S tep h en , c, lab, r w s E . B o u n d a ry , 4 th n o f S. B ro a d K en n ed y & A lle o u d (M rs. E . K e n n e d y an d M rs. E . A lleo u d ), dress m krs, 175 B rou gh ton KENNEDY & BLUN (D a n ie l R . K e n n e d y a n d C h a rle s S. B lu n ), a u ctio n an d com m ers, 17 4 B a y K e n n e lly M ich ael, lab , b d s In d ian , ne co r M cG u ire e n n e v F r a n k P ., p a c k e r G r a y & O 'B rie n , r 70 B r o u g h to n K en n ey John, trav agt, r 70 B ro u gh to n K e n n e y J o h n J., cash ier P u la sk i H o u se K e n n ie k q jl A r th u r S ., e lk F r a n k & C o., b d s 10 M a r g a re t K en n ick ell Jam es V ., p rin ter, r 10 M a rg a re t I j v i n O s n liT J f r Q AND VERANDAHS of the l a t e s t d e s i g n s . 1 1 U l ( I i a l l l l j P O M C D O N O U G H & B A X X A N T Y N E , (See fro n t fly B.) Two F ast M ail Trains D aily Be tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. * K E N ______________314___________ K 1L K e n n o n W ., w k s C . R . R K e n n y A n n , w id M ich ael, r 2 0 1 B a y K e n n y B rid g e t, w id J., r 3 1 B a y & K e n n y N i c h o l a s , m o l d e r J . & T . M u l l i g a n C o ., r s s O r a n g e , 1st w of Ann * K e n n y T h o m as, p lu m b er W . H . C osgrove, b d s 2 9 | B a y K e n t A lfred , b lack sm ith an d w h eelw righ t, 13 W . B ro a d K e n t C h a rle s, c, lab , r B ry a n , b e t F a r m a n d A n n K e n t E z ra H ., m a ch in ist S ., F . & W . R y ., r ss A n d e rso n , 3 d w of M on tgom ery K e n t G e o rg e , elk C . R . R ,, r Jo ach im , 7 th e o f F a rm K e n t Jan e, w id A . L ., b d s Jo ach im , 7 th e of F a rm K e n t Joh n , b la ck sm ith C . R . R ., b d s Jo ach im , 7th e o f F a rm K e n t W illiam , seam an, r In d ia n lan e, 8th w of F a rm K e n t W illiam A , p u m p m kr, b d s 13 W . B ro a d K e o g h J o h n H ., e lk G r a y & O 'B rie n , b d s J o n e s , se c o r M o n t gom ery K e r r M a y J., w id W ., r n s H e n ry , n r W . B ro a d K e r r R o b e rt P . R e v., asst p a sto r In d ep e n d e n t P res. C h ., r 128 G aston K e r r W illiam , p a in ter C . M u rp h y , r 6 6 | P rice K e rs e v A d o lp h u s W ., w a tch m a n C. R R ., r 2 12 S t. J u lia n K e r s e y S. E . M rs., sea m stress A lle n & L in d s a y , r 2 12 S t. Ju lian K e sse l A dam , b aker, W h itak er, sw co r M acon , r M acon , 1 s t w o f W h itak er * K e t c h u m D a v i d W . ( K e t c h u m & C o . ) , r V\ h i t a k e r , s w c o r H a l l K e tc h u m H ira m , Jr., b k k p r S av. B a n k &*T ru s t C o., r B u ll, se M cD onough K e tch u m N elso n V ., b k k p r, r B u ll, se co r M cD o n o n gh K e tch u m W a lte r H . (K e tch u m & C o .), r 9 6 | S tate K etch u m & Co. (D a vid W . an d W a lter H . K e tch u m ), com m ers, 74 B a y K etter Joseph, w ks C. R . R . K e y s M arsh all, c, w a ite r M arsh all H o u se K e y s W h ite , w ith S. R e y n o ld s, b d s 1 H ab ersh am K ib b le r J o h n S ., asst T o llg a te k p r, W h ite B lu ff rd K ic k lig h te r W illiam , c, lab , r re a r R ey n o ld s, 8th w o f P re sid e n t K ie ffe r A n n a E ., w id S. J., b d s 25 W illia m K ie ffe r E d w a rd J., elk L ip p m a n B ro s , b d s 16 5 G a s to n K ie rn a n W illiam , p o licem an K ie v a i C h arles, co n d u cto r, b d s ss L ib e rty , 2d w o f E . B o u n d a ry K ile r C h an ce, c, p lasterer, r ss D u ffy lan e, 1 s t e o f B a rn a rd - l- C em etery and B alcon y B ailin g s o f A ll K in ds r i a i l i n O S - m ade by JOHN liO U K K E , 2 B a y S treet. L. C. Strong, Drugs, Combs, Brushes, Mir rors, etc., etc., 67 Bull St. K I L _____________ 315 KIN K iler John , w ks C otton P ress, r O ran ge, nw co r A n n K ile r S am u el, c, d river, r 1 7 N e w K ile y D an iel,- w k s C . R . R ., b d s Jo ach im , 5 th e o f F a r m K ile y D en n is, seam an, r Jo ach im , 5 th e o f F arm K ile y Jo h n , p o u ltry dealer, r Jo ach im , 5 th e o f F a rm K ile y M ich a e l, c a rp e n te r S ., F . & W . B y ., r 16 S ta te K ille n s Jam es, c, con stab le, r w s R eyn o ld s, 8th s o f S. B ro a d K illo rin . D a n ie l J., elk , b d s 99 C o n g re ss K illo rin M a ry L . M iss, te a ch er C a th e d ra l S ch o o l K illo rin P a trick , co n tra cto r an d b u ild er, 19 D ra y to n , r 99 C on - gress K illo u rh y J o h n B ., se rg t p olice, b d s 13 3 C o n g ress K ilp a trick John , w ood yard , foot o f N ew , r 59 B arn a rd K ilro y Jo h n , b o iler m k r J. W . T yn a n , r ss L ib e rty , 1s t w o f E . B oundary K im b all E llen , w id T h eo d o re, r H u ll, sw co r W h ita k e r K in c h le y J o se p h M ., r 13 6 B ro u g h to n K in g A le x a n d e r, c, la b , r n s J o n e s lan e, 4 th w o f S. B ro a d K in g A lo n zo , c, la b , r re a r R a n d o lp h , 3 d e o f S . B ro a d K in g -A n n a W ., w id C . B ., r 13 5 G o rd o n K in g B razzie, c, w ks C. R . R K in g C a th a rin e T . M rs., salo on , W illia m so n , n e c o r M o n tg o m ery & K i n g C h a r l e s W . , w i t h M u i r D u c k w o r t h , r 1 3 5 G o r d o n K in g C liffo rd B ., e lk H a b e rsh a m 's M ill, b d s 13 5 G o rd o n . K in g E d w a rd D ., e lk C. R . R ., r 5 B ry a n K in g E d w a rd B ., o p r W . U . T el. C o., b d s 65 T a ttn a ll K in g E lle n G ., w id T . H , r 2 16 S . B ro a d K in g G eo rge, c, h u ckster, r n s O ran ge, 1st w. of St. G au l K in g G e o rg e H ., b k k p r I. R oos, r Y o rk K in g G e o rg e W ., p ilo t, r 68J P ric e K in g H ab ersh am , elk H . L . S ch rein er, b d s 13 5 G o rd o n K in g H en ry, c, coo p er J. F . T orren t, r St. G au l K in g Isa ac, c, w ks G e o rg e D ie te r, r re a r L o v e r s lan e, n ea r W aters rd K in g Isa a c H ., c, w k s L . P u tze l, r 35 Y o r k K in g Jam es M , p ilo t, r 7 2 | L in c o ln K in g Jo h n B . (P o rte r & K in g ), b d s P a vilio n H o tel K in g J o h n H ., m er, b d s 50 B u ll K in g J o h n H , c, w k s S ., F . & W . R y ., r re a r R a n d o lp h , n r P erry K in g J o s e p h , c, sw itc h m a n S ., F . & W . R y K in g J o se p h C. H ., elk, b d s 13 5 G o rd o n N n r t W n P p i p p q m atch ed on a l l of oue w ork. I I U I b i f U l l f I I l U u u McDonough & Ballantyne. (See front % B .) S., F. & W. RY. 'Fast'Freight Line, daily te Macon, Albany/ Chattahoochee River, and all Points in South ern Georgia and Florida. K T N _________ 316 KLE K in g Ju lian C . (T u n n o & C o .), r N ew Y o rk K in g Ju liu s, c, b u tle r A . G . B o u to n , r rear, 14 5 S. B ro a d K in g Ju liu s, tra v a g t S a u ssy & H arm o n , r 200 B ro u g h to n K in g M . L . M iss, ca sh ie r S in g e r M n fg C o., r G asto n , c o r A b e r- eorn K in g N ich o la s, w a tch m a n S ., F . & W . B y K in g N ic k C a p t., m a rin er, r G asto n , n e c o r A b e rco rn K in g P a trick , p a in ter P . M cK en n a, b d s 23 W illiam so n K in g B o b e rt, c, p o rter, r 13 C h a rlto n K in g B o b e rt H ., lab , r ss H u n tin g d o n , 2 d w o f M o n tg o m e ry K in g S arah , c, la u n d ress; r H all, se co r M o n tg o m e ry K in g T attn all, c, p o rte r H . H u ll & C o K in g Thom as, c, w ks U p p er P ress K in g W a lte r S ., a sst fr t a g t S ., F . & W . B y ., r 202 H u ll K in g W illiam , lab, r E . B ro a d , n w co r S t. J u lia n K in g W illia m A ., p ilo t, r n s L ib e rty , 2d w o f P ric e K in g W illia m B ., e lk B y . P . O ., r 56 B a rn a rd K in g W illiam H ., elk U p p e r S team M ill, r G o rd o n K in g 'm a n T h o m a s M , b k k p r L . S a v a re s e & B r o .,r 18 7 B r o u g h to n K in g sto n E d w a rd , w k s C . H eid en , r re a r P rice , se co r N e w H ou ston K in le y F ritz, b d s Jefferson , 1 s t n o f C h a rlto n K in se y In g h a m U ., m an ager T . L K in se y , r W h ite B lu ff rd K IN S E Y THEODORE L. t i m b e r a n d lu m b e r m n f r , o ffic e , 1 7 8 B a y , r W h ite B lu ff rd . (S e e p. 8 6 .) K in 'sle y J a m e s, 1 3 1 | C o n g r e s s K ir b y A n n a , w id T ., r 3 1 C o n g ress K ir b y T im o th y J., e lk J. K . C la rk e & C o., b d s 3 1 C o n g ress K ir k H arry, w k s C otton F acto ry, b d s 25 S tew art K irk la n d Jo sep h , w k s P la n te rs B ice M ill K irk la n d B ich ard , b u ild er, r 18 M a rg a re t K irk la n d W ade, c, r 52 P rice . # K irk se y E d w ard L ., e lk G . I. T a g g a rt, b d s 108 S. B ro ad K ir k se y M arth a A . E ., w id Jam es, b d s 108 S. B ro a d K irk se y B o b e rt K ., elk S. G . H a y n e s & B ro ., b d s 108 S. B ro a d K irlin A m a n d a M iss, te a ch er F ait la w n S ch o o l K itc h e n B ich a rd , p ilo t la u n ch " T y b e e ," r ss B ro u g h to n lan e, 2d e of H ou ston K itte l S im o n , c, w k s G e o rg e D ie te r, r re a r L o v e r s lan e, n r W a - ters K itte re r J., e lk C. B . B K le in Jacob , b u tch er H . H irsch , r 3 W . B ro a d J. B. REEDY, The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. "WhiteRose" "SSSSSfiffi KLI 317 ERA K lin e Jo h n , tailor, r W . B ro a d , 1 s t s o f In d ia n a K l i n e S a m u e l F . , g r o c e r , r W . B r o a d , o f I n d i a n K lin sick H en ry, cigarm k r E . L a b ich e, r 160 B ry a n K lu g F red erick , grocer, Jon es, sw co r P rice K n a g g s T h o m a s, c a rp e n te r S ., F . & W . R y K n ap p E lizab eth , w id H an ford , bds n s IJen ry, 4th w o f W h ita - ker K n e lle r J. S ., c o n d u c to r S ., F . & W . R y K n e lle r T h o m as C ., train h a u d C . R R KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO., 1 4 4 B a y K n ig h t A aro n , c, lab, r re a r Ja ck so n , n o f A rn o ld K n ig h t A lfred , c, r B ryan , 7th w o f L u m b e r K n ig h t B en jam in , c, carp en ter, r B ro w n sv ille K n ig h t Jam es, c, lab , r C o n gress lan e K n igh t John, c, w k s C. R R K nigrht S a m u e l, la b , r ss M ill, 8 th e o f F a r m KNOOP, FRERICHS & CO. ( J a c o b R a u e r s ) , c o m in e r s , 122 B ay K n o rr L o u is, p h ysician , 13 6 H u ll K n o x Jo h n , w k s C. R . B ., r A u b lv, sw co r W a ln u t K n o x J o h n , J r., c a s h b o y G r a y & O 'B r ie n , r w s W a ln u t, n r Z u b ly K o ch C ath erin e, w id F . J., r 39 C o n g ress K och F red erick , w atchm an , r 4 | E . B ro a d KOCH JOSEPH H., w a t c h m k r a n d j e w e l e r , 2 2 | W h i t a k e r , r 3 9 C o n gress. (S e e b a ck o f title.) K o h le r C h arles, liq u o rs, 17 8 St. J u lia n K ohn Jaco b (L ilien th a l & K o h n ), r 5 T attn all K o lb E liza b eth , w id P h ilip , r Jo ach im , ne co r F a rm K o lb F erd in a n d , cigars an d to b acco, 12 1 B ro u g h to n K o llo c k J o sia h T ., w ith S av. R ic e M ill, b d s 39 B u ll K o llo ck J. F e n w ick e , elk C . R . R , r 39 B u ll K o llo ck M acarta n C ., civ il e n g in e e r, b d s 39 B u ll KOLSHORN CHARLES, b k k p r G . C h . G e n lu n d e n , r 171 Y ork KOLSHORN HENRYrsaloon, 3 3 W . B r o a d K o n a m a n n H e n ry , e lk G . S ch ro d e r, b d s P u rs e , -se c o r J o n e s K o o x M ad erlan e, w id J u liu s, b d s 63 D ra y to n K o p F re d e ric k (F . M o rg a n & C o.), b d s B a y , fo o t o f B a rn a rd KOPS J. de BRUYN, a g t C la s o n & C o ., a n d c o n s u l fo r the N eth erlan d s, 84 B a y , r 67 Jefferso n K o p s W illia m d e B ru y n , e lk C la so n & C o., r 67 J efferso n K rab b e R o b e rt E ., elk A . M eyer, r 5 W illia m 8., F. & W. RY Through Sleepers daily to V al1 dosta, Quitman, T hom asville am i Albany, KRA 318 LAC K r a b b e T h e re sa R ., w id C ., b d s n s W illia m , 3d w o f W . B ro a d K ra ft A u g u st, baker, J. D erst, r 92 B rou gh ton K ra ft H en ry, b aker J. D erst, r 92 B rou gh ton K r a ft Jacob , elk J. D erst, b d s 92 B ro u gh to n K r a m e r C h risto p h e r J., e lk J. E . S a n d ifo rd , b d s J o n e s K r a m e r H a rry , p o r te u K e tc h u m & C o., r 22 B ro a d TCRATTSS MAX. b o o t s , s h o e s a n d t r u n k s , 1 4 3 B r o u g h t o n , r 150 Jon es. (See fro n t p aster.) KRATJSS MOSES, b o o t s a n d sho<^> 1 6 3 B r o u g h t o n , r 1 5 0 J o n e s . ( S e e p . 84.) ,, , K r a u tle r H e n ry C ., la b , b d s n s B ro u g p to n , 1 s t e o f E . B o u n d a ry K ra u tle r T h o m as, can d ym k r, b d s R eyn o ld s, co r T h u n d erb o lt rd K r e e g e r G e o rg e H ., b k k p r C ra w fo rd & L o v e ll, r n s C an n , 3 d e of W h ite B lu ff rd jj K r e e g e r J a m es M ., e lk L . C . S tro n g , r n s C an n , 3 d e o f W h ite B lu f f r.d |i K r e e g e r J o h n M ., r n s C an n , 3d e o f W h ite B lu ff rd K r e e g e r R o b e rt G ., elk D . Y ! D a n c y , r n s C an n , 3 d e o f W h ite B lu ff rd m it n K ren so n Ja m es R ., e lk C . R . R ., b d s Jo n es, n e co r la ttn a li k re n s o n K a te E ., w id A . D ., b d s 1 7 1 Jo n es K ren so n S arah E ., w id F re d e ric k , r Jon es, ne co r T a ttn a ll K re n so n W illia m D ., elk W e e d & C o rn w ell, r 17 6 J o n es K rie g e r A ugust, w atch m kr M . S tern b erg, r 215 C on gress K rie te F re d e ric k K ., gro cer, M on tgom ery, n w co r B o lto n la n e K r o ft Jo h an n a, w id E ., r L o v e rs lan e K ro u sk o ff S olo m on , m illin ery, 19 W h ita k e r K r u s e J o h n G . C ., sch o o l, 2 16 S. B ro a d K ru tle r F ra n cis, artist, r 103 W . B ro ad Kuck H en ry, g ro cer an d so d a w ater m nfr, E . B ro a d , sw co r C h arlto n k u c k H en ry F ., grocer, W . B road , n w cor B o lto n K u c k John , grocer, r E . B ro ad , se cor T a y lo r K u h n H e rm a n (S tra u ss & C o.), r B a rn a rd , co r H a rris. K u h rn a n P a tr ic k H ., tin n er C ra w fo rd & L o v e ll, r 15 5 > G ordon K u lk e n P a trick , firem an C. R . R , b d s es P rice , 1 s t s of G a sto f; K u re John, w ks S. G . H aynes & B ro K y le R ich ard , c, lab, r ss Jo n es, 4 th e o f G u e ra rd LA BICH E S tate EU G EN E, cig a r m nfr, 194 B rou gh ton , r 154 L a c h ic o tte J., c a rp e n te r S ., F . & W . R y , L a ch liso n R o b ert, p u rse r stm r " C en ten n ial," b d s 6 M a rg a re t Sugar Mills AND PANS OF ALL SIZES, m ade by JOHN B O U R E E , 2 B ay S t. L. C. Stron D k U G G IST , P rescription s a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll S treet. LAO ~ LAM & L a c o n t e E d w a r d , c , t r a i n h a n d S i , F . W . R y L a c y D em p sy, e n g in e e r C. R . R ., r 100 M o n tg o m e ry L a c y E llen , w id J., r 100 M o n tg o m ery L a c y F ra n k , w k s C . R . R ., r 100 M o n tg o m e ry L a c y P e te r , c a rp e n te r S ., F . & W . R y ., r E . B o u n d a r y , 2 d n of P e rry lan e L ad son C ato, c, lo n gsh orem an , r n s G w in n ett, 3d w o f C em etery L ad son D avid , c, w h itew ash er, r In d ian , 2d w o f W . B ro a d L adson E d w ard , c, w k s W . W . G ord on , r P in e L a d so n M ajor, c, lab , r re a r R eyn o ld s, 2 d e o f P re sid e n t L a d so n P e te r, p o rte r J. M . H en d erso n , r S im s, 3d e of P u rse LaFAR JOHN F., h a ts , c a p s , g e n ts fu r n is h in g , u m b r e lla s , ru b b e r g o o d s, so ciety g o o d s a n d a g t D e v lin & C o., 23 B u ll, r 37 P re sid e n t. (S ee fro n t co v er.) L a F a r W illia m B ., e lk W e e d & C o lw e ll, b d s 37 P re s id e n t , L a fa y e tte A lb e r t S ., c, c a rrie r P . O ., r 2 1 L in c o ln L afferty F ra n k , w ks C. R . R L affiteau C h arles, d riv e r Sou. E x p . C o L affiteau E d w a rd A ., b k k p r L o v e ll & L a ttim o re , b d s 60 H a b e r sham L affiteau S ta n isla u s M ., b k k p r S. G . H a y n e s & B ro ., r 60 H a b e r sh a m L a fitte C o rn eliu s, c, m ach in ist, r n s B o lto n , 2d w o f C u y le r L a g g in s W illiam , c, lab, r M o n tg o m ery, n w co r B o lto n L a ird R o b e rt A ., p rin te r M o rn in g N ew s, b d s 6 L in co ln L a ir d T h o m a s H .,- p o r t w a rd e n , o ffice E x c h a n g e B ld g , r 6 L in co ln L a ird T h o m a s H . Jr., p ilo t, b d s 6 L in c o ln L a ise n J o h n P ., lab , r B ro u g h to n , 1 s t s o f A rn o ld L a k e M o n g in S ., p rin te r M o rn in g N ew s, r co u n try & L a k e T . H . , c o n d u c t o r S ,, F . W . R y L ik e W illia m P ., m ille r S av. R ic e M ill, r 66 S t. J u lia n L a k e W ,, r B ro u g h to n , n w cor H ab ersh am L a m a r C a ro lin e A ., w id C. R . L ., r 48 B ro u g h to n L a m a r C h arles, w h eelw righ t, b d s 7 5 | M o n tg o m ery L a m a r D o m in ic, c, lab, r es P rice , 2 d s o f A n d e rso n L a m a r F ra n k , su p t C o a st L in e R . R ., b d s L in co ln , ee co r H u n tin g d o n L a m a r G e o rg e W ., se cu rity b ro k e r a n d a u ctio n eer, 1 1 4 B ry a n , r L in co ln , se cor H u n tin g d o n L a m a r Jacob , c, lab, r 58 C o n gress L a m a r Jan e, w id Joh n , r 70J L in co ln OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONOUffH EALLAN TYNE. (See front fly B.) S .J.& W .R Y Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay cross. LAM 320 LAN L a m a r L o u isa , c, stew ard ess C . R. R ., r 6 6 | Jefferso n L a m a r P ress, L a m a r w h arf, fo o t o f R a n d o lp h L a m a r R o b ert, c, b u tle r W . R ao u l, r re a r 83 C h a rlto n L a m b ert L e m u e l, c, lab, b d s 29 M cD o n o u g h . L a m b ert L u th er, c, w aiter W . H . T h o m p so n L a m b e r t R u d o lp h , c, w k s C . R . R ., r 1 1 S te w a rt L am k in John, c, cooper J. F . T o rren t, r R eyn o ld s L a m k in P rice, c, w k s C. H . D ixo n L a m o n T h o m as, en gin eer, b d s 8 Jefferson L a m o n V ir g in ia C . M rs., r J efferso n , n e c o r B ry a n L a m o n W illiam W ., en gin eer, r 8 Jefferson L a M o t t e C h a r le s A ., e lk A u d it o r 's o ffic e C . R . R ., b d s 2 1 2 P resid en t LaMOTTE CHARLES 0., la w y e r , 10 3 B a y , r 2 1 2 P r e s id e n t L a M o tte F ra n c is M ., e n g in e e r C . R . R ., b d s 89 M o n tg o m e ry L a M o tte H e le n M rs., te a ch e r F a irla w n S ch o o l, r 2 12 P re s id e n t L M o tte J a m e s B ., p rin te r M o rn in g N e w s, r M o n tg o m e ry , 1 s t s of L ib erty L a M o tte J o h n M ., tran sfe r e lk , b d s 2 12 P re s id e n t L a n ah an D an iel, steved o re, b d s 36 S t. Ju lian L a n a h a n Jo sep h , p o rte r H o lco m b e, G ra d y & C o., r 37 S t. Ju lian L an ah an T hom as, w atchm an C. R . R L a n ca ste r Jo sep h , c, w k s S. G . H a y n e s & B ro ., r re a r T h u n d e r b o lt rd , 6th w o f W a te rs rd L a n d a w Jo sep h , c, carp en ter B . G am m o n L a n d e rsh in e L e m u e l W ., b k k p r W . H u n te r & S on , r ss B o lto n , 2d e o f Jefferson L a n d e rs h in e S e lin a S ., w id C . P ., r 10 4 L ib e r ty L an d m an M oses, elk M oses K rau ss, r 208 H u ll LANDRUM SYLVANUS REV., p a sto r 1 s t B a p tis t O h ., bd s 109 B u ll # L a n d s b e r g e r R o b e rt R e v ., r e c to r S t. S te p h e n 's C h u rc h , r 55 H arris L a n e A . H ., e lk C . R . R L a n e B en jam in , c, cook, r re a r R an d o lp h , 2d w o f Jack so n L a n e C h a rle s N ., c, p o rte r C . K o h le r, r N e w H o u sto n lan e, 1 s t e of B arnard L a n e D an iel, lab, r 1 7 E . B ro a d L a n e E d w a rd , sh ip carp en ter, b d s 24 B ry a n L a n e Isa a c, w k s S ., F . & W . R y L a n e Ja m e s, saloon , 45 B a y L a n e Ju lia, c, h u ck ster, M ark et, r W a te rs rd DeVENOUE' S is the best Cham pagne Imported. Try it. L /C . Strong Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. LAN____________ 321_________________ L aR Lane Mary E., wid J. M., r Cann, nw cor Drayton Lane Noyle, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins Lane Susan E. D., wid Daniel, r 155 York Lane William H., c, wks 0. R. R * Lang Christopher, photo operator D. J. Ryan, E. Broad, 2d n of S. Broad LANG JOHN (Nicholas Lang & Bro.),# and saloon, 107 Broughton Lang Nicholas (Nicholas Lang & Bro.), r 107 Broughton LANG NICHOLAS & BKO. (N. and J. Lang), grocers, 19 Barnard Langbell Frederick W., policeman, r 15 Jones Langdon Hannah A., wid Edward, bds Anderson, ne cor Jefferson LANGE JOHN, fish and oysters, 5 Jefferson and stall 35 Market, r 5 Jefferson. (See Index to Adv.) Langley Robert, c, carpenter, r Hall, 2d e of Price Lanier Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 25J William Lanier George P., blacksmith C. R. R., bds ns Jones, 2d e of Purse Lanier Joseph, c, lab, r ns New Houston lane, 1st w of Jefferson Lanier Lamar B., elk I. Dasher & Co., r 140 S. Broad Lanier William M., com mer, Bryan, se cor Montgomery Lanson Josephine, wid J., r 38 State Lapham Fredrick S., lab, r 1 2 | E. Broad Lapham George T., painter, bds 12f E. Broad Lapham Herman A., wks Tyler Press, bds 12f E. Broad Larcombe Richard J., trav agt* Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., bds Bull, coi S. Broad Larity Moses, c, wks J. Ray, r E. Boundary Lark James, c, wks Tyler Press Lark John, c, engineer Str " Katie," r rear Record Hill, nr Thunderbolt rd Larkin James, barkpr J. Larkin, bds 31 Bay Larkin James, painter, bds 36 St. Julian Larken John, saloon, Indian, ne cor McGuire Larkin John, saloon, 31 Bay Larkin Michael, engineer C. R. R., bds Purse, sw cor Walker Larkin William, c, wood sawyer, r ss Bay lane, 1st e of Lincoln LaRoche Augustus B., timber inspector, r 8 Margaret LaRoche Eliza, wid Oliver A., r 25 Tattnall LaRoche Frances A , wid A V., r 15 Mill U M m m h B & f ? A flIT O W MACHINISTS, i r o n a n d b r a s s lilCvUnUUlIl n VllMlinI imnIj FOUNDERS* (See front fly B.) S., F. & W. RY. Elegant Passenger Coaches, with W estinghouse Air Brakes, M iller Platform s, and Janney Couplers, L aR 322__________ LAW LaRoche Francis I., blacksmith S., F. & W. Ry.a bds 25 ^1VjitifiTlr11 ^ LaRoche Isaac D. (I. D. LaRoche & Son), r 170 Harris LaRoche Isaac F., elk, bds 25 Tattnall LaRoche I. Drayton (I. D. LaRoche & Son), r 170 Harris LaRoche I D. & Son (I. D. and I. Drayton LaRoche), auction and com mer, 18 Bay LaRoche Oliver J., car builder S | F. & W. Ry, bds 25 Tattnall LaRoche Robert D., elk I. D. LaRoche & Son, r 170 Harris Larsche William, c, wheelright D. O'Connor, r 28 Jones Laspyre M., engineer S., F. & W. Ry Latham Margaret, wid John, r 77 Abercorn Lathrop Francis S. Jr., with H. Hull & Co., bds Pulaski House Lathrop James W. (J. W. Lathrop & Co.), r 109 Bull LATHROP J. W-. & CO. (J. W. Lathrop and J. L. War ren), cotton factors and com mers, 69 and 71 Bay Lathrop Margaret A., wid J. W., r 109 Bull Latta Adam G., with Harding Johnson & Co., r 106 S. Broad Lattimore Elizabeth D., wid W., r 85 Barnard Lattimore Richard D., with Lovell & Lattimore, r 85 Barnard Laurel Grove Cemetery, w end Anderson Laurett Andrew, wks Upper Press, r Farm, nw cor Indian lane Lavatte Frank, saloon, S. Broad, se cor Price Lavant Thomas, c, lab, r 48 Harris Lavender Sarah, wid G. W., r Montgonery, nw cor Huntingdon Leventure Eugenia, wid John, r 158 S. Broad Lavier James T., inspector D. G. Bacon & Co., r 45 Liberty L A V IN MICHAEL, grocer, 45 E. Broad Law Alonzo, c, wks C. D. Rogers, r 190 Taylor Law Carolyn F., bkkpr Moses Krauss, bds 106 S. Broad Law Castilla, c, lab, r Indian lane, 4th w of Farm Law Edgar, c, lab, r rear Lovers lane, nr Randolph Law Frederick, c., lab, r es Roberts, 4th n of Wilson Law George A., lab, r Gaston, nr Price Law Green, c, lab. r ns Hall, 3d e of Jefferson Law Hartford, c, driver Moran & Reilly Law Henry M. Jr., elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds 170 S. Broad. Law James, c, lab, r es W. Broad, 2d n of Waldburg Law James B., plasterer, r Wayne, 2d e of Price Law John B., reweigher S. Fatman, r 106 S. Broad Law Moses, c, driver J. B. Reedy, r W. Broad, 2d s of Perry Law Nelson, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 5th e of W. Broad Law Prince, c, lab, r es Roberts, 2d n of Wilson IIIvyI n A M M l) BRASS CASTINGS . of all kinds, made by John Ronrke, 2 Bay SI? L C. Strong, PHARMACIST, O V BULL STREBT. LAW 323 LEA Law Richard, c, jaaitor W. Broad St. School, r same Law Richard, c, lab, r rear Arnold, 2d e of S. Broad Law Samuel, c, lab, r Gaston, nr Price Law Samuel, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Law Stephen, c, carpenter, r 7 Stewart Law Tobias, c, waiter Pulaski House, r 190 Taylor Law William F., lawyer, Court House, r 98 Taylor Lawler George H., with A. Minis & Sons, r 33 Tattnall Lawler Nicholas J., fireman C. R. R Lawler Peter, porter Alexander & Maxwell, r 33 Tattnall Lawless Martha Mrs., domestic J. Larkin Lawrence Frank, c, wks Tyler Press Lawrence Jackson, c, butcher W. S. Cherry, r 8Bismark Lawrence John, c, lab, r ws Montgomery, 2d n of Hall Lawrence John, c, porter, r ns Bolton, 2d e of Cuvier* Lawrence Lavinia Miss, r 43 Broughton Lawrence Lewis, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 110 Montgmery ' Lawrence William J., bkkpr W. C. Powell & Co., r 111 S. Broad Lawson Charles, c, trainhand S., F. & W Ry Lawson John, saloon, Arnold, cor Broughton, r Jackson, nr Randolph Lawson Julian, c, bricklayer, r rear Arnold, 3d e of Broughton Lawson Margaret, wid J., r 16 Houston LAWTON ALEXANDER. R., lawyer, 112 Bryan, r 135 Perry Lawton Alexander R. Jr. (Cunningham & Lawton), r 135 Perry Lawton Charles H., butcher, Market, 27J Harris Lawton Gilbert, c, wks C. R. R Lawton Jackson, c, lab, r Lumber, 1st n of Pine Lawton John, butcher, r Pine, nw cor Lumber LAWTON JOHN, manager str " Katie," Padelford's wharf, foot of E. Broad, r S. Carolina. (See p. 4.) Lawton Oscar, c, barkpr J. Whitman, r Gordon lane, nr Bar nard Lawton William, elk C. R. R., bds 82 Bryan Lawton William H., elk L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r Congress, cor Abercorn Lawton William S., planter, r 82 Abercorn Layton George, train hand C. R. R Layton Harry, elk Planters Hotel, r 111 York Lazaron Samuel L., lawyer, 101 Bay, r Jasper Springs Leach Oliver G., bkkpr C. Murphy, r European House Leacy John J., saloon, 9 Bay W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. UcDOWOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) S,, F . & W. RY Freight In Through Cars on fast trains Without Transfer. LEA 324 LEE Leady Bernard, wks Cotton Press, bds 57 Jefferson Leady James, qjk, 57 Jefferson Leady Mary, wid B., r 57 Jefferson Leahwald Jacob, r 195 York Leahy Daniel, elk S. P. Goodwin, r 66 Taylor Leahy Thomas, wks S., E. & W. By Leakins William, driver, r ns Broughton lane, 1st w of E. Broad Leary D., wks C. R. R Leaser Robert, c, coachman, r 35 Congress ,, Lebey D. Vaimore, with A. Stucken & Co., r ns Waldburg, w of Jefferson , Lebey Montford S., warehouseman English & Huguenin, r 210 Harris Lebey Rosina, wid David, r 210 Harris LeConte Edward, c, train hand S., F. &W. Ry., r 12 Gordon LeConte Solomon, c, mariner, r Gaston lane, 8th e of Price Ledbetter Joseph G., carpenter C. R. R., rw s Montgomery, 2d s of Waldburg Ledbetter Nannie, wks Cotton Factory Ledbetter Robert R., carpenter C. R. R., r 25 Roberts Ledie Charles S., elk, r ns Duffy, 2d w of Bull Ledie James B., elk W. F. Chaplin, r 57 Jefferson Lee Abraham, c, driver, r 40 Stewart Lee Alfred T. (A. T. Lee & Bro.), bds Pavilion Hotel Lee A. T. & Bro. (A. T. and E. E. Lee), com mers, 99 Bay Lee Catherine G., wid P., r 29 Stewart Lee Charles, c, lab, r Indian lane, se cor Farm Lee Edward, wks Whf., r 23 Williamson Lee Elisha E. (A. T. Lee & Bro.), r Suffolk, Va Lee Ellen, wid C B., r 136 State Lee Francis B., c, driver Dr. J. D. Marten, r 210 Wayne Lee George W., band mkr Central Press, r 136 State Lee Grant, c, wks C. H. Stubbs, r 45 Roberts Lee Henry H , c, butler, r 210 Wayne Lee Henry R., c, fruit, r 66 Barnard Lee Jack, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Sims, 4th w of Guerard Lee James, c, wksC. R. R., r ws W. Broad lane, 2dn of Hall Lee John S., wks C. R. R., r 19 Roberts Lee Joseph W., printer Morning News, bds 136 State Lee Mary, wid Daniel, r 23 Williamson Lee Morris, c, driver, r ss Bay lane, e of W. Broad Lee Nancy, c, laundress, r 210 Wayne Lee Nathaniel B., r 97 Liberty hite Rose" L. C. Strong, 67 Bull St. LEE 325 LEO Lee Newton B., grocer, 193 and 195 Broughton, bds 198 Broughton Lee Eichard, c, wks B. & A. St. E. E Lee Eobert, c, driver L. Carson Lee Sanderson G, sergt police, r 170 LibertyLee Sarah, wid E., r ss Bolton lane, 1st e of Cuyler Lee Sarah, c, laundress, r Indian lane, 1st w of Farm Lee S. , , Livingston Frank, c. oysterman Mrs. F. E. McConnell, r rear Reynolds, 4th w of President Livingston, F. C., c, lab, r Gaston, nr E. Broad Lloyd Anderson, c, blacksmith, r Liberty lane, 7th w o t h T^roOid Lloyd Augustus, driver C. L. Gilbert &Co., rH ull, near "Whit aker ______________ ________ 1 J. B. REEDY The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. LLO 329 LOG Lloyd Carolina, c, wks S., I1. & W. Ry., r ss Gaston lane, 3d e of Price Lloyd Edward, c, waiter Planters Hotel, r ss Olive, 3d e of Ann Lloyd Eelix, c, lab, r 48 Margaret Lloyd Frank, c, lab, r ss Anderson, w of Montgomery Lloyd Frank, c, porter Alexander & Maxwell, r Henry, bet W Broad and Montgomery Lloyd George, c, lab, r 33 Williamson Lloyd Isaiah, c, grocer, r ss Jones, 1st w of E. Broad Lloyd James, c, porter, r Middle Ground Lloyd John, c, seaman, r ns Indian lane, 4th e of Farm Lloyd John, painter A. Hanley Lloyd Joseph, c, wks William W. West, r 15| Taylor Lloyd Josiah, c, grocer, E. Broad, sw cor Jones lane Lloyd Margaret, c, boarding, r Liberty lane, 1st w of Price Lloyd Marion, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Anderson, w of Montgomery Lloyd Prince, c, lab, r ss Liberty lane, 1st w of E. Broad Lloyd Samuel, c, bricklayer, r ns Gwinnett, 5th e of Price Lloyd Tobias, c, poultry, Market, r 212 Taylor Lloyd William, c, porter, r Joachim, 2d e of W. Boundary Locke Tobias, c, watchman Coakly & Jones, r Olive, 2d w of Lumber Lockett Frank, c, lab. r ws Tattnall, 4th n of Gwinnett Lockett Robert, c, porter Gaudrv & Walker Lockett Willis, c, hostler R. DeMartin. r 138 State Lockhart Marks, elk G. Noble, bds 60 Bull Lodge Albert, machinist S., F. & W. Ry., r Abercorn, se cor New Houston Lodge Annie Miss, milliner, r Jefferson, sw cor,Huntingdon Lodge Charles L., carpenter, r Jefferson, sw cor Huntingdon Loeb Edward(Loeb & Ehrlich), r 166 Liberty Loeb & Ehrlich' (E. Loeb and A. Ehrlich), grocers, 161 Bay 4 Loewenthal Fannie, wid Magnus, r 166 Liberty Loewenthal Sidney G. M. elk A. Haas & Bro., bds 166 Liberty Lofton Magnus BL, elk, r 13 Taylor Logan Abraham ,c, sexton St. John's Church, r rear Bolton, 8th n of S., F. & W. Ry Logan Cato, c, carpenter, r Reppard, sw cor Price Logan Hugh, engineer Upper Press, r 36 St. Julian Logan Joseph A., elk W. W. Gordon & Co., r ss Jones, 8th w of W. Broad Logan Luke, mess council, r 56 Jefferson Logan Sarah, c, nurse, r rear Bolton, 8th n S., F. & W. Ry MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) S..F.& W .RY Freight in Through Cars on fast train s W ithout T ran sfer. LOG 330 LOY Logan Thomas W., warehouseman M Maclean, r 55 Jefferson Logan William, c, porter P. Tuberdy, r Bolton, sw cor Mont gomery Loiseau Joseph E. (J. E. Loiseau & Co.), r 120 Broughton Loiseau Jos. E. & Co. (J. E. Loiseau and W. H. Hyronemus), hair dealers, 120 Broughton Loiseau & Co. (J. E. Loiseau and E. A. Sloan), saloon, 116| Broughton Lomar Marie Mrs., r 206 Wayne Lonazo Augustus, c, wks C. ft R Long Bradley, c, driver, r es Guerard lane, 3d s of Sims Long Eliza Mrs., saloon, ws E. Broad, 1st n of Jones Long James, c, bar kpr E. Morehead, r 26 S. Broad Long John, carpenter C. R. R Long Mamie E. Miss., elk D. Hogan, bds 190 State Long Morris, elk, r 152 Jones Longwood John, c, grocer, r Brownsville Lopez Anthony, c, wks William W. West, r 19 Taylor Lopez Charles A., cabinet mkr r 157 York Lopez Sophia, wid S., r 29 Drayton Lorch John, grocer, Jefferson, ne cor Huntingdon Lord Augustine, barber, bds ss Pine, 1st w of W Broad Lord George A. (Davis & Lord), r 182 S. Broad Lord John, elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 41 Bay Lord Robert S., barber, r ss Pine, 1st w of W. Broad Lord Sarah A., dress mkr, r ss Pine, 1st w of W. Broad Lord William S. , tailor, 26 Bull, r 182 S. Broad Lorent Andrew, wks Cotton Press, r Indian lane, nw cor Farm Loring Cornelius, wid Charles, r Charlton, 2d w of Drayton Loring William W., bkkpr, r Charlton, 2d w of Drayton Louden Mary C., Miss., teacher Cathedral School, bds Pavilion Hotel Louden Nannie E. Miss., teacher St. Patrick School, bds Pavil ion Hotel Love Eliza, wid R., r 44 E. Broad Love Joseph, pressman Haslam & Co., r 544 E. Broad Love William, wks C. Pichon, r rear 48 Habersham Lovell Edward, office, 155 Broughton, r 164 Taylor Lovell Edward F. (Crawford & Lovell), r 162 Gaston Lovell Nathaniel (Lovell & Lattimore), r 73 Gaston Lovell Robert P,, elk Crawford & L ovell,r 164 Taylor LOVELL & LATTIMORE (Nathaniel Lovell and estate W. Lattimore), hardware, 155 Congress Cb uEIIdlUO Given on A ll Kinds JOHN ROTTRKE, 2 of Repairs, Bay Street, L C. Strong, D R U G G IS T . P rescrip tio n s a S p ecialty, 67 B u ll Street. L Q Y ________ 3 3 1 _________ L U K Lovenstein Joseph, salesman Lee Roy Myers, bds 65 Jefferson Lovett George, c, lab, r ns Henry, 3d w of Jefferson Lovett Green, c, lab, r es Burroughs, 1st n of New Houston lane Lovett Hannah, c, laundress, r es Burroughs 2d n of New Houston lane Lovett John, elk, S , F, & W. Ry., bds 6 | State Lovett John, fireman Gas Wks, r Perry, nr Arnold Lovett Mary Miss, domestic S. P. Hamilton, r rear 86 Abercorn Lovett Mary Miss, seamstress Mrs. K. Power, r 6|*State Lovett Mary, wid J., r 6 | State Lovett Nellie Miss,' domestic David Wells, r 66 Charlton Lovett Osborn, c, lab, r ns Henry, 3d w of Jefferson Lovett William H., elk H. Blun, r Perry, 2d e of Reynolds Low Andrew, r 87 Abercorn Low Florence, c, laundress, r Farm, 4th n of Margaret Lowe Flora F. Miss, prin Fairlawn School r 23 Taylor Lowe Green, c, porter H. J. Dickerson & Co., r Hall, 1st s of Montgomery Lowe Jefferson c, lab, r ws Laurel, 2d n of Harrison Lowe M. Eva Miss, teacher Fairlawn School, r 23 Taylor Lowe Robert A., c, bricklayer, r 24 Jones Lower Hydraulic Press, Eastern whf foot of Montgomery LOWER STEAM RICE MILL, R. W. Woodbridge, agt; River, foot of E. Broad Lower Elbert, c, wks C. R R., r es Wilson lane, 1st s of Jones Lubs Henry F., grocer, 183 Liberty Lubs John F., grocer, r Sims, se cor Purse Lucas Fanny, w id,------, bds 49 William Luckan Frederick, physician,*87 Broughton Lucy Richard, lab, bds 11 Houston Ludden William (Ludden & Bates), r New York LUDDEN & BATES (W. Ludden, Theo. J. Elmore and J-' A. Bates), Southern Music House and proprs Southern Music Journal, 142 and 144 Congress Ludders John, c, steward, r 35 Congress Luddy Margaret, wid P., bds 70 Bryan Lueders Edward A., tailor, 30 Whitaker Luetze Traver C., draughtsman S., F. & W. Ry., r 160 Liberty Lufburrow Charles W., with E. F. Neufvillef r 173 S. Broad Lufburrow Mary G., wid Matthew, bds 174 Liberty Lufburrow Orlando H., bds, 174 Liberty LUKATIS MARTIN, shoemkr, 39 Whitaker IronandBr^ssCastings OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONOUGH & BALLAWTYNE. (See front fly B.) Elegant Passenger Coaclies, with W estinghouse Air lrakes, M iller Platform s, and Janney Couplers. LUK 332 McA Luke Eugene H., elk B. F. McKenna, r 154 State Lumkin Richard, c, shoemkr, r Liberty lane, 4th w of Price Lumkin Sylvanus, c, cotton sampler, r rear Thunderboldt rd, 1st w of Waters rd Lunday Mary,*wid R. W., r 137 York Lundav William, c, train hand S ., F. & W. Ry Lurch Mary Miss, r ss Sims, 3d w of Purse Lutz Jacob, conductor S., S. & S. Ry., r Montgomery, nw cor Duffy Lynch Frank, c, lab, r Cuyler, nw cor Waldburg lane Lynch John, grocer, Whitaker, se cor Taylor Lynch John, wks C. R R. r es St. Gaul, 1st n of Harrison Lynch Maggie Miss, milliner, bds 5 St. Julian Lynch Mary Mrs., grocer, E. Broad, nw cor Congress Lynch Mary, wid B.. r 5 St. Julian Lynch Michael driver M. Pickett Lynch Susie M., Miss, elk D. Weisbein, r E. Broad, nw cor Congre'ss Lyon Mrry E., wid Thomas T. r 118 Stats Lyon William C., with Williams & Crane, r 118 State Lyons Daniel, plumber S., F. & W. Ry., r 18 Gordon Lyons Elizabeth, wid John, r 18 Gordon Lyons George, c, baker J. Quint, r rear 52 Jefferson Lvons James, scenic painter, bds 76 Bryan LYONS JOHN, grocer, Lyon's Block, Broughton, ne cor Whitaker, r 50 St. Julian. (See front fly A.) Lyons Linton, lab, r Bolton, ne cor Cuyler Lyons Michael, pilot, r 31 President Lyons Patrick, blacksmith P. O'Connor, bds E. Boundary, cor Broughton ' Lyons Timothy F., elk, r Broughton, sw cor E Boundary Lysaught Dennis, helper S., F. & W. Ry., r Perry lane, 1st w of Reynolds . McALLEER JOHN, shipsmith, Canal, 1st w of W. Broad, r ss Indian, 11th w of Farm McAllin Kate Miss, nurse J. Lynch McAllister John A., watchman Haslam & Hawkins, bds 9 York McAllister Martha, wid John, r 20 William McAlpin Angus, boarding, 114 S. Broad McAlpin A Champion, bkkpr J. W. Schley & Co., bds 64 Bar nard McAlpin David W., barkpr F. J. Ruckert, r Perry, cor Price Florida Oranges Is H eadquarters* Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. MeA 333 ________ McO McAlpin Donald M , planter, bds 66 S. Broad McAlpin George S., elk J. W. Schley & Co., bds 155 Perry McAlpin James, stevedore, r 63 Price McAlpin James W., planter, r`64 Barnard McAlpin Michael, longshoreman, bds 7 E. Broad McAndrews M. 0., elk, bds 133 Congress McAnnally Canarthy, wid Henry, bds 5 Taylor McAuliffe Dennis, engineer S., F. & W. Ry., bds 30 Broughton McAuliffe Florence, watchman S iv. Steam Rice Mill, r 9 Bryan MeAuliffe James, wks S., F. & W. Ry McAuliffe Timothy, bkkpr J. K. Clarke & Co., r 7 Bryan McBride James, boarding, 39 Bay McBride James, grocer, W. Broad, nw cor Canal McBride John, blacksmith D. O'Connor, bds 6 Jefferson McBryan William, c, lab, r 14 Congress lane McCabe Annie, wid Alexander, r 81 Bay McCabe Edward, watchman C. R. R McCabe Mary, wid E., bds Thunderbolt rd, nr Reynolds McCabe Patrick, policeman, r Reynolds, ne cor Thunderbolt rd McCabe Terrence, elk M. J. Doyle, r Tnunderbolt McCade Boone, c, waiter Marshall House McCaffrey James, manager S. P. Goodwin, r 182 McDonough McCaffrey Thomas, elk S. P. Goodwin, bds 182 McDonough McCall Charles, machinist^ r ns Waldburg, 1st e of Lincoln McCall Daniel, baker, President, sw cor Price McCall Emma, cook, r 95 Perry McCall Esther, wid L., r ss 1st Av., 2d w of Whitaker . McCall Francis I., 112 Bay, r Perry, ne cor Bull McCall Hettie, wid Joseph, r ws Montgomery, Tst s of Wald burg McCall Isaac, c, waiter, r Farm, 2d n of Pine McCall Isaiah, c, wks Gordon Press McCall Joseph, c, wks Central Press, r ss Bryan, 4th e of Farm McCall Louisa F., wid A. B., r Taylor, nr Whitaker McCall Philip, c, lab, r Joachim, 2d w of Lumber McCall Richard, c, lab, r Joachim, 2d w of Lumber McCall Robert, c, wks Upper Press; r Indian, 5th e of Houston McCalla Eliza Mrs., boarding, 1 Bay McCalla Robert S., pressman Morning News, r 36 St. Julian McCandless John, painter C. Murphy, r 197 Bryan McCann Micha 1 C., policeman, bds 133 Congress Me arter Joseph, c, lab, r ss Wright, 2d e of E. Broad McCarthy Catherine, wid J., r Broughton, nw cor Reynolds Northern Prices MATCHED ON ALL OF OUR WORK. McDonough Ss B allan tyne. (See front fly B.) FLORIDA DISPATCH FAST FREIGHT LINE. McC ________ 334 McC McCarthy Catherine, wid M., r 24 S Broad McCarthy Dennis, helper S., F. & W. Ry., r ss McDonough, 2d w of, Reynolds McCarthy Dennis M., elk T. J. Daly, bds 83 Montgomery > McCarthy Elizabeth Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds Purse, sw cor Sims McCarthy Elizabeth T., wid J., r 48 Lincoln McCarthy Eugene G. F., elk H. T. Botts, r 138 Hull McCarthy George W., c, barber P. Vincent, r Bolton, se cor Burroughs McCarthy Henry T., elk J. Sullivan & Co., r 95 Jones McCarthy James, molder Phoenix Iron Wks, bds ns Broughton, nw cor Reynolds McCarthy James, wks Cotton Factory, bds Purse, sw cor Sims McCarthy Jane, wks Cotton Factory, bds Purse, sw cor Sims McCarthy Jeremiah F., sales elk J. Flannery & Co., r 48 Lin coln McCarthy John, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r 22 Bryan McCarthy John J., elk W. D. Waples, r 40 Abercorn McCarthy John Y. B., prof McCarthy's Business College, r 138 Hull McCarthy Josepn, elk W. Estill, Jr., r ss Jones, 1st w of W. Broad McCarthy Lawrence A., engineer The Morning News, r 48 Lin coln McCarthy Lawrence E., engineer Bartow Fire Co., r 103 York McCarthy Martin, lab, bds ns Broughton, nw cor Reynolds McCarthy Mary Miss, wks Cotton Factory McCarthy Michael C., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r E. Boundary, sw cor McDonough McCarthy Michael F., grocer, Perry, cor Randolph McCarthy M. B., propr McCarthy's Business College, 138 Hull McCarthy Patrick, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r Waldburg, nw cor. Price McCarthy Thomas, wks C. R. R., r ss Jones, 11th w of W., Broad McCarthy William A., painter, r 42 Price McCarthy William H., elk M. F. McCarthy, bds Perry, cor Randolph McCarthy ----- , drayman, r 103 Bay McCathrine James H., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r Hall, 3d e of Price McCauley Dennis, engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r 30 Broughton AND PANS OF ALL SIZES, made by JOHN BOUREE, 2 Bay St. McC 335 McC McCauley George M., pattern mkr S., F. & W. Ry., bds 119 Barnard McCauley William F., bkkpr H. J. Dickerson & Co., bds 119 Barnard McCauley William J., pilot, r 119 Barnard McCay Joseph J., pilot, bds 51 Broughton McCeller Robert, printer, bds 36 St. Julian McClanahan Thomas C., tailor, r 6 6 | Price McClary Agnes, c, steamstress, r 189 Wayne McClellan John, c, trainhand C. R. R McClellan Joseph, c, yardman Pulaski House McCleod Julia, wid R. H., r 170 S. Broad McCleskey George A., mer, r 135 Congress McCleskey George T., elk, bds 135-Congress McCloud Julia, c, nurse, r 15 Harris McClusky George, r 136 Broughton $ McClusky John, wks S., F. &. W. Ry., bds 27 Jones McClusky Patrick, bds 23 Williamson McCollum WiUiam E., elk J. W. Lathrop & Co., bds 61 York McCo n n e l l f a n n i e e . Mrs., propr Cotton Brokers Exchange Restaurant, 6 Drayton, r 72 St. Julian McCo n n e l l j o h n h ,, manager Mrs. F. E. McConnell, bds 72 St. Julian McCormick Andrew, drayman, r ss Minis, 3d w of Mont.gomery McCormick George, c, lab, r ns Oliwe, 6th e of Farm McCormick Robert, c, lab, r Taylor* 1st w of Tattnall McCormick Robert, c, wood dealer, r 106 Jefferson McCormick William, elk, r Indian, nr Farm McCormick William, mail elk P. O., bds 167 Charlton McCosker James, tailor E. J. Kennedy, bds 6 Macon McCoy Ernest K., druggist, Abercorn, se cor Jones McCoy Frank, elk, bds Anderson, ne cor Whitaker McCradmond Anthony, grocer, E. Broad, ne cor Broughton , McCrady Mary, wid H., r ss Sims, 3d w of W. Broad McCrohan Jeremiah, contractor, r Tattnall, sw cor Wayne McCrowlin Elizabeth, wid M., r York and Green sq McCullough Benjamin P., elk Upper River Mill, bds 751 Mont gomery McCullough Elizabeth, wid Archibald, r 75^ Montgomery McCullough Jacob, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Price, se cor Gaston lane McCtillough John J., elk C. R. R., r 222 Bay Milk atl< Svligvap PAM S. F u ll stock on hand X /U g C I l 1T11110 m cdonough & b a l l m t ix e . (Seefront fly b.) S., F. & W. RY Through Sleepers dally to V al-' dosta, Quitman, T hom asville and Albany, McC 336 McD McCullough William G., tinner 0. R R , bds 75| Montgomery McDale Sarah Miss, domestic, r E. Broad, nw cor Congress McDaniel Alberi E., baggage master S., F. & W. By., r Thun-' derbolt rd, nw cor Randolph McDaniel Carrie, c, laundress, r ns Gwinnett lane, 3d e of W. Broad McDermott Catherine, wid Thomas, r Zubly, se cor St. Gaul McDermott Frank, r Zubly, se cor Farm McDermott James R , painter, r Zubly, se cor Farm McDermott John, lab, r es Montgomery, 1st s of Williamson McDermott John, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds Liberty, sw cor Reynolds McDodge Samuel, c, lab, r rear 151 Jones McDonald Alice, wid James, r 212 Charlton McDonald Barnard, helper S., F. & W. Ry., bds 27 Jones * McDonald Benjarfiin J., conductor S., S. & S. Ry., r ns Ander son, 5th e of Abercorn McDonald Celia, c, laundress, r rear 182 State McDonald Charles, elk J. Kaufmann, r 172 Broughton McDonald David, lab, bds 70 Jones McDonald Dora Miss, r Charlton lane, 2d e of Tattnall McDonald Edgar M., bkkpr W. B. Me}l & Co., bds 153 Gordon McDonald Edward, elk, bds 66i St. Julian McDonald Edward D., elk Davis, Bros &Co., bds 145 Gordon McDonald Henrietta C., vs$d E. M., bds 153 Gordon McDonald James, barkpr, bds 172 Broughton McDonald John, drayman, r 9 Walnut McDonald John, c, p irter M. Ferst & Co., r 26 Burroughs McDonald John F., elk, bds 9 Walnut McDonald Margaret Mrs., grocer, York, nw cor Houston McDonald Norman, asst Savannah Hospital McDonald Thomas, elk C. R. R , bds 212 Charlton McDonald Thomas, horse shoer D. O'Connor, bds 9 Walnut McDonough Catharine Mrs., r 31 Charlton McDonough Clement, elk J. J. McDonough, bds ns Henry, 2d e of Abercorn McDonough John (McDonough & Ballantvne), r Philadelphia McDo n o u g h j o h n j ., lumber mnfr and dealer, Caariton, cor Price. (See p. 87.) McDonough Joseph N., painter C. R. R , r 34 E. Broad McDonough Mary C. Mrs., bds 31 Chariton McDonough William, painter W. P. McKenna, r 34 E. Broad R eedy is the only H ouse in the City im porting French W ines and Brandies, Il con seq u en tly has th e best. P Q t m n i Y PHARMACIST, I-- V O i r O n ^ 0 7 ST7LL S T R E E T . M cP_________ 337 M cG ~ McDonough, William C., supt J. J. McDonough, r ns Henry, 2d e of Abercorn McDo n o u g h & b a l l a n t y n e (John McDonough and Thomas Ballantyne), founders, machinists, E. Broad, se cor Perry. (See fronj; fly B.) McDowell Andrew G, c, porter Meinhard, Bros & Co,, r 20 Mill McElligott Edward, contractor, r 120 W. Broad McElligott Patrick E., bkkpr Cbess, Carley & Co., r 88 Harris McEliinn Thomas J. (McEllinn & McEali), r ss Stewart, 2d w of W. Broad McELLINN & M cFALL (T. J. McEllinn and Mrs. M. J. McFall), plumbers and gas fitters, 46 Whitaker. (See p. 88.) McEnenay Patrick, harness mkr W. B. Mell & Co., r Purse, 3d w of Sims McEvady Michael, watchman C. R. R., r Walker lane, sw cor Wilson lane McEvady Thomas E., lab, r Walker lane, sw cor Wilson lane McEvoy Arthur, lab, r ws E. Boundary, 2d n of Broughton McEvoy Hugh J., tinner, r es Walnut, 1st n of Harrison McFall Augustus, c, wks Lower Press McFall Butler, c, lab, r es Montjomery, 2d s of Gaston McFall Mary J. Mrs. (McEllinn & McFall), r 46 Whitaker McFall Samuel, c, wks D. Ferguson, r 2 E. Boundary McFall Samuel S., c, porter J. G. Butler, r Southville McFall Thomas, c, tiuner, r Gaston lane, 3d w of E. Broad McFarland Albert P., carpenter, r ss Orange, 3d e of Farm McFarland Daniel 3L Rev., pastor First Presbyterian Cn., r 95 Jones ' McFarland McGloser, c, longshoreman, r es St. Gaul, n of Zubly McFarland Thomas (McFarland & Tidwell), bds ns Anderson, 2d w of Barnard McFarland T. John, health officer, 74 S. Broad McFarland William S., opr machinery C. R. R., r ss Orange, 3d e of Farm McFarland William W., carpenter C. R. R., bds ss Orange, 3d e of Farm McFarland & Tidwell (T. McFarland and W. Tidwell), butch ers, Montgomery, sw cor Harris McFarley Dunmore, c, driver D. Ferguson McGarrity John, wks Cotton Factory McGarrity Patrick, machinist C. R. R., r ss Jones, 12th w of WABroad W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. McDONOUGS & BALLANTYN E. (See front fly B.) Fast Freight Line, daily to Mason, Albany,1 Chattahoochee Eiver, and all Points in South ern Georgia and Florida. McG _________ 838_______________McG______ McGarrity Peter, wks Cotton Factory, bds Pure, sw cor Walker McGee Edward S., engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r 13 Jones McGee Henry, engineer S., F. & W. Ry., bds 16 Gordon McGee James, fireman S., F. & W. Ry., tods 11 Houston McGee Thomas, lab, r 22 St. Julian McGee W..H,, fireman S., F. & W. Ry McGett James, c, cook R. E. Lester, r rear 65| Jefferson McGillicuddy Mary, wid J., r 64 Bryan McGillicuddy Joseph P., elk, bds 64 Bryan McGilvary John, c, lab, r ns Pine, 3d w of Ann McGilvary Samuel, c, wks Central Press, r Mill, 6th w of W. Boundary McGilvary Sawney, c, wks Gordon Press, r Mill, 3d w of W. Boundary M cGIN LEY JAMES, carpenter and builder, 121 York, 2d . e of Bull, r ns Henry, 2d e of Drayton McGinnis Henry J., timber dealer, 105 Bay, bd3 171 Jones McGinnis James, lab, bds 19 Williamson McGlashan Andrew L., engineer Water Wks, bds 69 Jefferson McGlashan Angus R., engineer Sav. Steam. Rice Mill, r 6 State * McGlashan John, conductor C. R. R., r 214 Jones McGlashan Peter A., molder McDonough & Ballantyne, bds 6 State McGloin Ann, wid James, r ss Jones, 3d w of W. Broad McGloin Dennis, engineer C. R. R., bds 28 Berrien *McGloin Dominick, boilermkr C. R R , r 28 Berrien McGloin John A., helper C. R. R., bds 98 W. Broad McGloin Roger, boilermkr C. R. R., r 98 W. Broad McGloin William A., engineer C. R. R , bds 98 W. Broad McGOWAN JAMES J., state and county tax collector, Court House, 40 Bull, r 71 Congress M Gowan John C., collector, bds 71 Congress McGowan Owen, wks C. R. R., r ns Charlton, 3d w of W. Broad M, Grath Bonaparte, c, driver, r es Wilson lane, 1st s of Sims McGrath Cato, c, lab, r rear 12| E. Broad McGrath Cornelius, lab, r 15 Houston McGrath Ellen, wid M., r ws Walnut, 3d n of Harrison McGrath George, lab, r 19 E. Broad McGrath James (McGrath & Co,), r 14 Habersham McGrath James, pilot, bds es E. Broad, 4th w of S. Broad John Rourke, a Specialty, 2 Bay St. L C. Strong, French, American and English Soaps, 67 Bull Street. McG 339 McH McGrath John, driver, r 34 Stewart McGrath John, watchman C. R R., bds 28 Wilson McGrath John F., elk Telephone Exchange, r ws Walnut, 9th s of Zubly McGrath Miles, boiler mkr, bds 80 Broughton McGrath Thomas EL, elk Jacob Cohen, r 202 S. Broad McGrath Timothy, manager Billiard Tables, Marshall House McGrath William, machinist S., F. & W. Ry., bds"es fc. Broad, 4th n of S. Broad McGrath William, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds Liberty, sw cor Reynolds McGrath & Co. (J. M. McGrath and J. T. Maher), grocers, 17 Whitaker McGregor D., musician, r 172 State McGreail Annie Miss., seamstress, r 53J E. Broad McGreail Ellen Miss., milliner Mrs A. Golden, r 53| E. Broad McGreal Andrew, warehouseman W. D. Waples, r 14 Broughton McGuire Henry, fireman Gas Wks, bds Reynolds, se cor Thunderbolt rd McGuire H. Mrs., gracer, Reynolds, se cor Thunderbolt rd McGuire James, timber inspector T. L. Kinsey, r es Farm, 3d 3d n of Joachim McGuire John, carpenter, r ss New Houston, 2d w of Abercorn McGuire John, wks C. R. R McGuire Michael, hostler, r Indian, ne cor Earm McGuire M. Luke, wheelwright Moran & Reilly, r Perry, cor Reynolds McGuire Patrick, watchman DeRennes Whf., r ns Orange, 1st e of St. Gaul McGuire Peter, elk, bds ns Indian, 6th eof Farm McGuire Rosa Mrs., grocer, Farm, se cor Olive McGuire Thomas, elk L >wer Press, r Perry, cor Reynolds McGuire Thomas, watchman, r ns Indian, 6th e of Farm McGuire Thomas, watchman C. R. R , r 6 Macon McGuire T. Francis, elk J. Lyons, bds 50 St. Julian McGuire William, watchman C. R. R McHale James, carpenter, bds ss S. Broad lane, 3d w of Houston McHale James, watchman S., F. & W. Ry., bds 56 W. Broad McHugh Bridget, wid Francis, r 9 Walnut McHugh John, porter Mer. Nat. Bank, r 27 W. Broad McHugh John, wks City Wks, r es W. Broad, 3d n of Williamson McHugh John, Jr., elk Upper Press, r 27 W. Broad SllOPflFMilk am* Full stock o h hand iTliiiO McDONOUGH & BAXUANTYNE. (Seefront fly B.) $., F. & W. Ry. Two Past Mail Trains Dai'y Be tw een Savannah, and Jacksonville. M cl 340 . McK Mclnernv John F., horse shoer D. O. Connor, bds Pine, se cor Ann Mclnerny Michael, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r Nicholson, ne cor Mercer Mclntire Chailes A., bkkpr E. T. Roberts, r 149 Taylor Mclntire Emma J., wid Andrew, r 119 Jones Mclntire Frances, wid James, r 149 Taylor Mclntire Frank N., elk, bds 149 Taylor Mclntire James, elk, bds 198 President Mclntire James W. (J. W. Mclntire & Co.), r 134 Hull Mclntire John E., discount elk Sav. Bank & Trust Co., r 149 Taylor | Mclntire J. W. & Co. (James W. Mclntire), grocers and'prod uce, 184 St. Julian Mclntire Lizzie Miss, bkkpr Daniel Hogan, bds 198 President Mclntire Mary E. Miss, elk D. Hogan, bds 198 President Mclntire Robert (R. Mclntire & Co.), r 183 Broughton, se cor Jefferson Mclntire R. & Co. (R. Mclntire, John Houston, J Cochran and A. R. Fawcett), grocers and provisions, 13 Barnard and 173 and 175 St. Julian McIntosh David, c, lab, r ns Indian lane, 7th w of W. Broad McIntosh Georgia, wid McQueen, r 107 Jones McIntosh Isaac, elk W. Hone & Co., r 133| Congress McIntosh John, c, lab, r ns Sims, 3d e of W. Boundary McIntosh Lawrence, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Gwinnett, 15th e of Cemetery McIntosh McQueen, elk Ralli Bros., r 107 Jones McIntosh Patrick, c, lab, r Price, sw cor Waldburg McIntosh Peter, c, lab^r rear Randolph, 1st e of S. Broad McIntosh Susan, c, c o o k , r rear 82 Abercorn McIntosh Thomas, c, shoemkr, r rear Libertv, nr Randolph McIntosh T. Hamilton, cotton weigher, r 107 Jones McIntyre Daniel, sa lor, bds Broughton, sw cor Reynolds M cIN TYRE EDWARD, accountant C. R. R., r 1584 Taylor 2 McIntyre John P., pattern mkr C. R. R., r 90^ W. Broad McIntyre John R., elk, r ss Margaret, e of Farm McIntyre Williaip C., fireman S., F. & W. Ry McIntyre Young T., elk C. H. Stubbs, bds 82 Bryan McKay Bonaparte, c, butler, r 37 Congress McKay Lewis, c, wks Lower Press McKay Mary, wid John, r 87 Tattnall COCOANUTS, AT REEDY'S. Strong's Drug Store, bullst M cK________ 341 McL McKay Thomas, tailor, 6 | Bull, r 69 Indian McKay Thomas J., mess W. U. Tel. Co., bds 69 Indian McKee Henry H., conductor S., F. & W. Ry., r ss New Hous ton, 2d e of Barnard McKee Israel, butler Mrs. E. DeRenne, r 12J Gordon McKee Jane, wid Henry, r New Houston, 2d e of Barnard McKee Mary E., wid J., bds es Tattnall, 4th s of Gaston McKEE W ILLIAM B., chief elk and purchasing agt S., F. & W. Ry., r New Houston, 2d e of Barnard McKeen Emily, wid V., r 142 State McKeever William, c, waiter, r rear Randolph, nr Perry McKenna Bernard F., dry goods, 137 Broughton, r 1*53 Liberty McKenna Felix, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r Price, sw cor Gaston lane McKenna James, plumber John Nicolson, bds 15 Taylor McKenna John, coach painter A. Kent, r 180 Bryan McKenna Richard, helper S., F. & W. Ry McKENNA W ILLIAM P., painter and dealer in paints, oils, etc., 6 Bull, bds 133 Congress McKenny Thomas M., c, wks Sav. Steam Rice Mill, r 3 Arnold McKenzie Adeline, wid Richard, bds 9 Joachim McKenzie Elizabeth, wid Daniel, bds 9 Joachim McKenzie Henry, c, wks R. B. Cassels, r ns Jones lane, 3d w of Price McKenzie Isabella, c, laundress, r ss Broughton lane, 1st e of Price MeKenzie James J., blacksmith, r 9 Joachim McKenzie William J., harness mkr J. Daly r 216 Broughton McKinnon George M\, trav agt., r 147 Pejry McKinnon John R , engineer C. R. R., r 164 S. Broad McKinstry Hugh, wheelwright Maran & Reilly, r 67 President McLaughlin Andrew (John McLaughlin & Son), r Manitoba, B. N. A. McLaughlin Francis, elk J.McLaughlin & Son, r 175 Waldburg McLaughlin James, wks C. R. R , r ns Charlton, 3d w of W. Broad McLaughlin John (John McLaughlin & Sonl, r 175 Waldberg McLa u g h l i n j o h n & s o n (John and A. McLaugh lin), auction and com mers, 116 Bay McLaughlin Katie Miss, wks Cotton Factory McLaughlin Mary E. Miss, elk D. Weisbein, bds ns Jones, 4th e of Purse MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) 14 F . & W . R Y . ONLY AIL-RAIL LIKE TO ______ M __________ . 342_______________McN McLaughlin William, c, r rear Randolph, nr Bay McLaughlin William J., house and sign painter, 155 S. Broad, r 71 Abercorn McLaws James J., elk, bds 105 Congress McLaws John T., asst postmaster and money order elk. P. 0., r 55 Lincoln McLaws Lafayette, postmaster, r 55 Liberty McLaws Ulric H., student Thopkins & Denmark, bds 55 Liberty McLain George, c, wks Upper Steam Mill . , * ]VcLain,Henry M., c, porter Ludden & Bates, r country McLain John, c, wks Tyler Press, r rear Lincoln, nw cor York lane McLeod Henry A., elk city treasurer, r Barnard, ne cor Duffy' McLeod Henry A. Jr., bkkpr Williams & Watson, bds 102 Broughton McLeod Richard H., planter, bds 170 S. Broad McMahon James J., grocer, 1 Congress McMahon James J. Jr., elk J. Flannery & Co., bds 1 Congress McMahon John P., elk Loeb & Ehrlich, bds 80 Broughton McMahon John T., elk J. J. McMahon, bds 1 Congress McMahon Kate, wid J., r 75 Charlton McMahon Michael, wks Bacon & Brooks, r 4 McAlister, McMahon Patrick, wks C. R., r 80 Broughton McMahon Terrence A., elk Lee Roy Myers, bds 1 Congress McMahon Thomas, wks Tyler Press, bds 4 McAlister McMearny Michael, wks S~, F. & W. Ry McMILLAN BROS. (R , T. H., and E. McMillan), mnfrs turpentine stills, McDonough, se co^ E. Boundary. (See p. 94.) McMillan Delanoy Mrs., boarding, 26 William McMillan E. (McMillan Bros.), bds Marshall House McMillan Roland (McMillan Bros.), r Fayetteville, N. C McMillan Thomas H. (McMillan Bros.), r 57 York McMillan William D., elk H. Myers & Bros., r 140 Hull McNabb Jesse, e, wks C. R. R., r 33 E. Boundary McNabb John, c, wks C. R. R., r 33 E. Boundary McNally Candasee, wid Henry, r 5 Taylor McNally Hugh, photo printer D. J. Ryan, r Orange, se cor St. Gaul McNally Patrick, wks J. Daley, bds 4 W. Broad McNally P. Frank, wks William Kehoe & Co., bds 36 State PLOW HASTINGS, and all descriptions i of Iron Work. John Rourke, 2 B ay S t . MoN_____________ 343 McQ McNeill Archibald J., c, butcher, Market, r ns Duffy, 1st w of W, Broad McNeill Derby, c, barber, ss Berrien, 1st e of W. Broad, r rear 132 President McNeill London, c, porter, r 211 Taylor McNeill Thomas, driver, r W. Broad, nw cor Canal MMccNEeiXll IWLLilliaWm,IcL, LshIoAemMk,r, r es St. Gaul, 7th telephone saloon, n of Harrison 161 Broughton McNeill William, c, wks Central Press, r ss Roberts, 2d e of Wilson McNish Alvin M., elk J.* B. West & Go., bds ns Duffy, 2d e of Abercorn McNish Peter, with Charles F. Prehn & Co., bds ns Duffy, 2d e of Abercorn McNish Thomas W., weigher C. F. Prehn & Co., r ns Duffy, 2d e of Abercorn McNULTY ALEXIS, bkknr and cashier The Morning News, r 153 S. Broad McNulty Ellen, wid John, r 105 Perry McNulty Margaret, wid T., bds 13 Broughton McNulty Maria E. Mrs., bds Huntingdon, bet Habersham and Lincoln McPhelan John, elk Gray & O'Brien, r 192 Brvan McPherson Hazard, c, ehairmkr, r Joachim, 5th w of W. Boun dary McPherson Peter, c, wks Lower Press, r e s Guerard lane, 2d s of Sims McQuade John, wks Lower Press McQi&de Mamie Miss, with Mrs. Mary McQuade, r 66 W. Broad McQuade Mary, wid Patrick, r 3 Montgomery McQuade Mary Mrs., millinery, 147 Congress, r 66 W. Broad McQuade Michael, policeman, r 51 Charlton McQuade Thomas, grocer, Broughton, sw cor Reynolds McQueen Adam, c, lab, r rear Arnold, 5th n of President McQueen Daniel, c, driver John Oliver, r ns Gwinnett, 1st e of Price McQueen Elijah J., c, cotton sampler, r es Lincoln, 2d s of Waldburg McQueen Peter, c, lab, r rear S. Broad, nr Gilford McQueen Peter, Jr., c, lab, r rear S. Broad, nr Gilford McQueen Timothy, c, porter, r rear Reynolds, 1st s of Brough ton | MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS fj FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) J FLO RID A DISPATCH McQ ________ 344 _______ MAC McQuenna Michael, grocer, Ann, nw cor Zubly McQaillan Edward, fireman Sav. Gas Wks, bds E. Broad, nr Broughton McRae J. W., conductor S.| F. & W. Ry ? McSorley Patrick J., elk Gray & O'Brien, bds President, nr W. Broad McSweeny JTames M., wks S., F. &W. Ry., bds 7 Gordon McSweeny James O., wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 7 Gordon McSweeny John, watchman S., F. & W. Ry., r 7 Gordon McTharin John, trav agt G. Eckstein & Co., bds Liberty, w of Whitaker * McYeigh Edward, saloon, 81 Bay McWilliams Chloe, c, huckster, Market, r 11 Branch MACCAW JULIUS M., bkkpr Frank & Co., bds 61 Bar nard Maccaw Mary Miss, teacher Barnard Public School, bds 61 Barnard MacDERMOTT MICHAEL P., stereotyper and electro- typ'er Morning News, .bds 163 S. Broad MacDonald John A., with Muir & Duckworth, r Beaulieu MacDonnell Alexander H., lawyer, 6 | Drayton, bds 148 Gor don MacDonell George G. N. Rev., pastor Wesley Monumental Ch. r ss Duffy, 3d w of Bull Macher Gregory, jeweler, 159 Broughton, bds 181 Congress Mack Daniel, c, wks C. R. R Mack Harrington, lab, r ws W. Broad, 2d n of Gwinnett Mack Joseph, barkpr W. H. Thompson, bds 109 Broughton Mack Joseph, c, lab, r rear Lovers Lane, se cor Reynolds Mack London, c, porter J. A. Roberts & Co., r ws Walnut, 4th s of Zubly Mack William, c, porter N. Lang & Rro., r ws Walnut, 4th s of Zublv Mack William, c, wks Planters Rice Mill, r 191 Jones Mackall William W. Jr. (Collier, Charlton & Mackali), bds 160 Liberty Mackey Cay, c, driver, r Price, se cor Gwinnett Mackey James, c, lab, r ss Liberty, 3d w of E. Boundary Maclean Malcolm, cotton factor and com mer, 90 Bay, r 65 Abercorn MacMahon John J. (Oestringer & MacMahon)', r es Lincoln, 2d n of Bolton Florida Oranges. ishS S L s L L. C. Strong, F ren ch , A m erican and E n glish Soaps, 67 B u ll Street. MAC 345 MAH MacMahon Michael J., carpenter, bds es Lincoln, 2d n of Bolton Macmurphy`William C. (Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.), r Charleston, & C ' Madden Bridget, wid P., r ns Sims, 6th e of Purse Madden John, fireman S., F. & W. By., bds Perry, ne cor Ar nold Madden Michael, wks S., F. & W. By Maddoqk James, florist, r Waldburg, se cor Montgomery Maddox Charles, fireman C. B. B., r ws Barnard, 7th n of Huntingdon Maddox Michael, lab, r 66 Pine Maddox Thomas, bolt cutter C. B. B., bds ws Barnard, 7th n of Huntingdon Maddox Thomas A , elk Palmer Bros., r ws Barnard, 7th n of Huntingdon Madison Lawrence, painter, 41 Whitaker, bds 76 Bryan Madison Bobert, c, fruit, Whitaker, se cor Henry lane, r Duffy lane, 3d w of Whitaker MADISON THOMAS, house and sign painter, 41 Whita ker, r es Jefferson, 6th s of Gaston Madsen Theodore, watchman S., F. & W. By Magan Louisa, wid P., bds ns Broughton, 1st e of E. Boundary MAGGIONI LOUIS P., fish and oysters, Market and 180 Bay lane, r 178 Bryan Maggioni Natalie C. Mrs., confectionery, 178 Brvan Magill Mary E., wid Charles A., r 70 Gordon Magill William, c, wks J. Flannery & Co Magruder Eliza C., wid J. M., bds ss New Houston, 1st e of Whitaker Maguire Daniel, c, lab, r 193 Gaston Maguire John E., bkkpr Ludden &Bates, r 35 Indian Maguire Michael, porter, r Farm, sw cor Indian Maguire Peter, printer Becorder, r 35 Indian Mahan Garrett, wks C. B. B., r Olive, 7th e of Ann Mahan Henry, painter, r Indian lane, 3d w of W. Broai Mahan James, wheelwright L. Nolan, bds Indian lane, 3d w of W. Broad Mahan Bosanna, wid Thomas, r Indian lane, 3d w of W. Broad Maher Edward, machinist J. W. Tynan, bds ns Zubly, 4th w of Ann Maher James, policeman, r ss Broughton, 3d w of Beynolds Maher James, wharf elk C. B. B , bds ns Zubly, 4th w of Ann l(Y>n AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS. C^O M cD O N O U G H & BAXJLANTYNE, (See front fly B.) Two F ast Mail Trains D aily B e tw een Savannah and Jacksonville MAH ______________ 346 M AT Maher James E. (McGrath & Go.) bds 14 Habersham Maher Jeremiah, lab, bds Liberty, sw cor Reynolds Maher John, helper S., F. & W. By M iher Marry Miss, linen kpr Pulaski House Maher Thomas, baker J. G. Stegmaier, bds Henry, ne cor Drav- ton Mahon Martin, shoemkr, 124 Bryan, r Bryan, cor Habersham Mahoney Corfcelius, watchman, r Perry, sw cor Houston Mahoney Daniel, gardener Savannah Hospital Mahoney James, carpenter C. R. R., bds 39 E. Broad Mahoney John, fireman C. R R., r ns Sims, 5th e of Purse Mahoney John C., harness mkr, 22^ W. Broad Mahoney Thdmas, watchman S,, Ff& W. Ry., bds 16 Gordon Mahoney Thomas, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 60 Bryan Mahoney William, tinner Lovell & Lattimore, r Huntingdon bet Montgomery and Jefferson Mahrommed William, wks S., F. & W. Ry Maitland-Dougal Frederick H. (Brierly & Maitland-Dougal), r 74 Gaston. Major William, c, lab, r ss Liberty lane, 1st w of E. Broad Makin Charles, pilot, bds 67 President Makin Edmund D., engineer S. F. & W. Ry., bds 61 Harris Malcomb Henrietta Miss, domestic J. P. Ferguson bds 44 Bryan Malcolmson Mary, wid Thomas, r ns Gwinnett 4th e of Price Malite Frank, elk Ludden & Bates, bds 102 Broughton Mallard C. Alexander, c, porter Miller & Roach, r 47 Arnold Mallard Primus, c, porter, r Walker, ne cor W. Boundary Mallard Richard, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry, r ns Taylor, 7th w of E Broad Mallery George, binder G. N. Nichols, r Duffy, bet Bull and Drayton Mallery John E., millwright James Manning, r Duffy, bet Bull and Drayton Mallery Walter, elk Richardson & Barnard, r 183 Broughton Mallette Charles E , salesman A. Einstein's Sons, bds 149 York Malette Charles S., propr Mallette Vocal Academy, State sw cor Bull, bds 37 Abercorn Mallette Emma E., wid J. X>., bds 173 Waldburg Mallette James L., engineer C. R. R, . r ss Waldburg, 2d e of Montgomery Mallette Mary, wid J., r ss Henry, 2d e of Jefferson Mallette Sarah N., wid Patrick, r 174 S. Broad Cemetery and Balcony Railings of All Kinds made by JOHN ROURKE, 2 Bay Street. L. C. Strong, Drugs, Combs, Brushes, Mir-, rors, etc,, etc., 67 Bull St. _________ 347 MAN Malliek Anna Miss, domestic J. Rauers Mallon John, wks G R R., r ss Indian, 8th w of Farm Mallory John, c, barber, .34 Whitaker, r ss Orange, 1st w of Ann Malloy James, lab, bds 2 | E. Broad Malloy Patrick, elk Weed & Cornwell, r Zubly, sw cor Ann Malloy Thomas F., grocer W. Broad, ne cor Gwinnett Malloy Watt, c, lab, r Jones lane, 1st w of E. Broad Malloy William J., elk D. Hogan, r Zubly, sw cor Ann Malone Christopher, c, greaser S., F. &W. Ry., r Thunderbolt rd, ne cor Reynolds' Malone Drury R., elk Woods & Co., r 72 S. B.road Malone Elizabeth, wid Richard, bds ss Roberts, 9th w of W. Broad Malone James, plumber, bds Reynolds, ne cor Shell rd Malone John, baker J. Schwarz, r 64 Jones Malone Michael, machinist Cockshutt & Jerguson, r 10 State Malone Patrick, policeman, r 10 State Maloy James, conductor C. L. R. R Matnlock A. Louis, mer, r 160 State Manay Bridget Miss., milliner, bds ss Huntingdon, 1st e of Montgomery Manay Walter, blacksmith C. R. R., r ss Huntingdon, 1st e of Montgomery Manay William, tinner, bds ss Huntingdon, 1st e of Mont gomery Manchester Emma, wid Fred, r ns Bryan, 5th e of Lumber Manchester Fannie, wid Fred, bds 11 Walnut ManeV Henry G, ticket agt S., F. & W. Ry., bds 114 S. Broad Maner Mortimer E., wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 1161 Lincoln Mangrum Percival G., c, porter C. Green & Co., r 107 Mont gomery Mangrum Richard, c, lab, r Thunderbolt Mangrum William, c, lab, r es Cuyler, 3d s of Waldburg Manigault Daniel, wks C. R. R., r 8 McAlister Manigault Gilbert, c, lab, r ns Indian lane, 5th e of Farm Manigault Rebecca, c, huckster, Market, r 8 McAlister Manigault Richard, c, wks Phoenix Iron Wks M!ann George, c, barber, rs S. Broad, pr E. Boundary, r rear Reynolds, nr S. Broad . Mann Isaac, c, porter J. Derst, r rear 92 Broughton Mann Maurice, c, lab, r ss Broughton lane, 4th e of Houston Mann Maurice, shoe mkr, r 48 Bryan Northern Ppippq matchedon all of oub w o b k . 1\UI Ilf I If 1 1 1 0 0 0 & % McDonough B allantyne. (See front B.) S ,, F . & W . R Y . Fast Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany,' Chattahoochee River, and all Points in South* ern Georgia and Florida. M A N ____________ 348__________ MAR MANN W . GRAYSON, lawyer, 108 Bryan, r 103 S. Broad Manning Alice Miss., wks Cotton Factory * Manning Annie Miss., milliner Mme L. Desboillons, r 38 E. Broad Manning Elizabeth, wid J., r Jones, se cor Guerard Manning George, c, boarding, ns Indian lane, 14th w of W. Broad Manning George, c, lab, r rear 12 William MANNING JAMES, machinist, 193| St. Julian, r 1544 Taylor. (See p. 89.) Manning James C., elk J. W. Lathrop & Co., r Jones, nw cor Bull Manning John J., machinist r 38 E. Broad Manning Mary E., wid V., r 38 E. Broad Manning Samuel, c, wks Gordon Press, r ss Orange 2d e of Farm Manning Victor, painter J. G. Butler, bds 38 E. Broad Mannion Ann, wid L., r 109| W. Broad Mannion John, machinist' S., F. & W. Ry Mannion John J., collector Gray & O'Brien, r ss Jones, 8th w of W. Broad * " Mannion Joseph J., elk, r 55 W. Broad Mannion Thomas M., engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r 1091 W. Broad * 2 Mannion Timothy, wks C. R R , r ss Sims, 1st w of W. Broad Mannion William, c, wks S. P. Goodwin, r ns Huntingdon, 7th w of W. Broad Manucy Adolph N., wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Burroughs, sw cor Kline Manuel James, lab, r 18 Habersham Manuel Lazaro, fruits, 18 S. Broad Manuel Prince, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Mapp Cortez J., opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds Bull, se cor Mc Donough March John, c, wks Tyler Pres3, r Olive, 1st e of Lumber Marcus Morris, elk Lilientbal & Kohn, bds 170 State Marden Harold, c, lab, r ws Reynolds, 4th s of S. Broad Marin Nicholas (N. Marin & Co.), r 172 Bryan Marin N. & Co. (N. Marin a n d ------), gun and locksmiths, 172 Bryan Marin Oscar, bds 172 Bryan Mariners Church, Montgomery, nw cor Congress Marion Joseph, c, wks H. A. Pacitti Lemons. liK E D Y handles m ore Lem ons than any house South. Get his P rices before purchasing else* where. "White Rose" C O Z f t O O X n E , L. C. Strong, 67 B ull St. MAR________ 349____________________M AE Marion Nelson, driver, r ws Guerard, 1st s of Sims Markamos Harmon, wks J. Scholl, bds Jefferson, 1st n of Charlton Marks Frederick M,y cigarmkr J. Andrew, bds 158 Broughton Marlow Clara H., wid J. E., r 201 Broughton Marlow James E., elk J. J. Dale & Co., bds 158 Broughton Marlow John. D., wharf elk C. R. R , r St. Gaul, ne"cor Har rison Marlow Mary J. Miss, r 168 Broughton Marlow Robert M., elk N. Lang & Bro., r ws Tattnall, 3d n of Huntingdon Marlow Robert Y., packer Scharz & Acosta, r 201 Broughton Marmelstein Adolph F., pilot, r 64 State Marmelstein Charles A., pilot, r 64 State Marmion Timothy, c, trainhand C. R. R Marr George, molder, bds 32 St. Julian Marr Josiah, lab, bds ss Congress, 1st w of Houston Marr Robert, lab, bds ss Congress, 1st w of Houston Marr William, lab, bds ss Congress, 1st w of Houston Marshall Andrew, driver D. R Thomas, r Lumber, 4th n of Pine Marshall Benjamin, c, lab, r ss Gwinnett, 1st e of Cuvier Marshall Charles H., c, teacher, r 25 Berrien Marshall Clorinda, c, cook, r Charlton laue, 3d w of Whitaker Marshall Francis H., elk Branch & Cooper, bds 182 State Marshall Henry, c, cook J. Cosman, r rear 34 S. Broad MARSHALL HOUSE, John Bresnan, manager; 93 to 99 Broughton Marshall James, c wks L. M. Warfield Marshall Jeremiah, c, driver, r Indian lane. 2d w of W. Broad Marshall John, c, trainhand S., F. & W^. Ry., r 25 Berrien Marshal Lawrence, c, drayman J. G. Watts & Co Marshall Lee, c, wks W. T. Thompson, r ssBroughson lane, 3d e of Habersham Marshall Lemuel, c, butler, r 46 Jones Marshall Mack, c, fireman, r Liberty lane, 1st w of Price Marshall Robert, c, brakeman S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Duffy 1st w of W. Broad Marshall Robert, c, waiter E. A. Smith, r Indian lane, 2d w of W. Broad Marshall Sarah, wid Thomas, r 182 State Marshall Theodore B., ship broker and com mer, $6 Bav r 141 Perry IrOD F r o n t s r 0 E STORES a n d d w e l l i n g s . U M fcO O N O U G H & BAL,L,ANTYJVE. (See fro n t fly B.) Through Sleepers daily to Val-i dosta, Quitman, T hom asvilie and' A lb a n y, MAR______________ 350______________ MAR Marshall Thomas, c, lab, r rear 191 Broughton Marshall William, c,, porter Quantock & Pournelle,* r Brough ton lane, 3d w of Price * Marshall William, c, .waiter Screven House, r Barnard, cor Jones Marshall William G., manager Arkwright Cotton Factory, bds 37 Abercorn Marshall William J., bkkpr Robert Habersham's Son & Co., r Gordon, nw cor Whitaker Marshall Yonge, elk C. R. R., bds 34 Harris Martin Alexander S., elk A. Witkowski, r 2 Stewart Martin Andrew, sailor, bds Broughton, sw cor Randolph Martin Anthony, c, lab, r ss Jones lane, 1st w of E. Broad Martin Catherine, wid J., r ns Charlton, 3d w of W. Broad Martin Charles, c, grocer, 4 Berrien Martin Charlotte, c, dressmkr, r ws Ann, 1st s of Bryan Martin Clinton C., elk, bds 67 President Martin David L., saloon, 113 Bay Martin Den, driver Moran & Reilly Martin Edmund J., bkkpr R. W. Woodbridge, r 151 Jones Martin Edward M., c, barkpr Simmons & Morrell, r Hunting don, cor Barnard Martin George W., printer Morning News, r Bryan, ne cor Habersham Martin Isaac, c, bu'tcher W. Taylor, r country Martin Isaac, with Meinhard Bros & Co., r 170 Liberty Martin Isaiah, c, driver, r rear 90\ Jones Martin James, fertilizers and com mer., 106 Bay, r 53 Liberty Martin James E., elk R W. Woodbridge, r 151 Jones Martin John, c, cook, r rear 106 Barnard Martin John, c, porter, r rear 901 Jones Martin John, c, wks C. R. R , r ns York lane, 3d' w of Houston Martin John B., canvasser Singer Mnfg Co., r Habersham, ne cor Perry Martin John D., physician, 88 State Martin John R , whf elk C. R. R , r 89 York Martin Joseph, hostler, r rear Indian, se cor Farm Martin J. M,, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Martin Margaret N., wid Jonn, r 89 York Martin Mary E., wid J., r 176 Taylor Martin OvCen, c, wks T. L. Kinsey, r ns Bolton lane, 1st w of W. Broad FNft 1MFQ 1-11 New and Secon(I-Hand, and Grist Mills, U I l l L V i for sale by JOHN ROURKE, 2 Bay St. L C. Strong, lbkiiGGIST. Prescriptions a Specialty, 67 Bull Street. MAR 351 MAT Martin Philip H.} c, wheelwright E. J. & H. H. Miller, r 132 Jones Martin Thomas, ?, porter R. L. Mercer, r ss Mill, 2d e of Farm Martin Thomas A., engineer C. R. R , bds 199 York Martin William, c, dravman, r Waldburg, 4th e of Cuyler Martin Wilson, c, wks 0. R R r 189 Gaston Marx Frederick, cigarmkr, bds 158 Broughton Mason Charles, c, lab, r ns Perry lane, 3d w of Houston Mason Francis, c, lab, r Charlton lane, 9th w of Whitaker Mason John C , fireman C. R R Mason John R , brickmason, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Bolton Mason Royal, c, shoemkr, 67 Tattnall Masonic Temple, Liberty, nw cor Whitaker Massie District School, Gordon, se cor Abercorn Masters Frank V., yardmaster B. & A. St. R. R., r ws W. Broad 2d s of New Houston Masters Gabriel, cigarmkr H. E. Gonzales, bds 30 President Masters Leon, elk city treasurer, r 30 President Masters Paul E., plumber, 187 State, r ns New Houston, 2d e of W. Broad ' Masters Theodosius B., elk office City Council, r 83 Broughton Mather Cotton, elk C. R R , bds 171 Jones Mather Elliott W., elk John C. Mather, r 195 S. Broad Mather John C., grocer, r 195 S. Broad Mathews George C., whf elk C. R R , bds 165 Jones Mathews Mary E., wid Theodore, bds 189 York Mathews Thomas S., clh J. S. Silva, r 189 York Mathews Winborn E., elk Mohr Bros, bds 189 York Matsinger Charles, mail agt, bds 56^ Broughton Matsingor R. S., mail contractor, r 56| Broughton Mattair George W. foreman car shop S., S. & S R R Matthews Annie, c, seamstress r 198 liberty Matthews Charles, c, drayman P. H. Ward & C., r 13 Berrien Matthews Elizabeth Miss, domestic Pavilion Hotel, r Liberty 2d w of Montgomery Matthews, George W., conductor S , S. & S. R R,, r Henry lanfe, 2d e of Abercorn Matthews John, c, coachman L. Carson, r ss Perry lane, 2d eof Abercorn Matthews Joseph, c, wks D. Cox, r rear 51 W. Broad Matthews Laura, wid William, r 211 Perry Matthews Robert, c, caulker H. F. Willink. M UBl M [W ifllM MCDFONOAULGLH 4KIBNADLLSANMTAYDNEE. AT S(HSe0eRfrTonNt fOlyTIC.)E. " J Short Line to Jackson" ville via. W ay cross. MAT 352 MAX Matthews Warren, restaurant, ss Bay, 1st e of E. Broad r 26 . 'York Matthews William, c, Justice of the Peace, r rear Thunderbolt rd, ne cor Waters rd Mattox William E., elk D. Weisbein, bds 172 State Maupas J., cab mkr S., F. & W. Ry Maurer Caroline, wid Charles, r 101 Liberty Maurer Henry, elk, bds 121 Broughton Maurice Anna, wid John J., r Charlton, 1st e of W. Broad MAURICE JAMES W ., tinner, 44 Barnard, bds 209a Charlton. (See Index.) 2 Maurinis Martin, time kpr Sav. Oil Co. Mavaran Manuel, wks G-. A. Hudson, r Jefferson, sw cor Bay lane . 1 Max L., clothing, 187 St. Julian, bds Broughton, cor Mont gomery Maxwell Alice, c, laundress, r 33 Hull Maxwell Augustus, c, driver R. B. Cassels Maxwell Benjamin, c, wks H. M. Comer & Co., r Gordon lane Maxwell Charles R. (Alexander & Maxwell), r 108 Taylor Maxwell Cooper, c, wks C. R. R , r es Guerard, 2d s (.f Sims Maxwell Emma, c, nurse, r es W. Broad, 2d n of Waldburg Maxwell Frank, c, stevedore, r rear Reynolds, 5th w of Jackson Maxwell George, c, huckster, Market, r rear 168 Jefferson Maxwell George, c, lab, r ns S. Broad lane, 3d w of E. Broad Maxwell Henry, c, driver J. Rauers, r rear 120 Bull Maxwell John, c, lab, r es W. Broad, 2d n of Waldburg Maxwell Joseph, c, porter J. A. Christian, r rear 21 Jefferson Maxwell Joseph, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Charlton lane, 12th e of Price Maxwell Joseph, c, wks Peacock, Hunt & Co., r ss Broughton lane, 2d w of Price 0 Maxwell Julius, c, wks Central Press, r 195 Gaston Maxwell Martin* c, wks T. L. Kinsey Maxwell Miller, c, wks C. R. R., r 53 Stewart * Maxwell Moses, c, lab, r Gaston, 2d e of Price Maxwell Nero, c, wks John Quint, r Hamptonville Maxwell Prince, c, drayman, r ss Gwinnett, 2d w of Burroughs Maxwell Richard, c, lab, r Gaston, 2d e of Price Maxwell Richard B., farmer, r ns Henrv, 2d w of Whitaker M^ . e11 StePhen, c, wks C. Green & Co., r ss Perry, 4th e of Gilford Maxwell Thomas, c, blacksmith, r Price, sw of Harris DeYENOGrE'S is the best Cham pagne Imported. Try it. C Q ) . m /> gy, Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa O i I U 1 1 g thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. M AX__________ 353 MEI Maxwell Thomas, engineer C. R. R Maxwell Tobias, c, wks Phoenix Iron Wks, r rear Price, ne eor Harris M ay Joseph, c, wks F. Roseally, r 34 McDonald May William, c, porter D. Hogan May William F., bkkpr Baldwin & Go., r 173 Charlton Mayes Abram, c, wks Couper & Dancy, r Ogeechee rd Mayes William, c, lab, r ws Wilcox lane, 2d s of Sims Maynor Richard, c, poultry, Market, r 3 2 Mill' MAYORS OFFICE, J. F. Wheaton, Mayor; Exchange Bldg Meade Ed win, c, longshoreman, r Harrison, ne cor Poplar Meade Esau, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r Harrison, ne cor Poplar MEARA PETER G., mer tailor and agt Wanamaker & Brown, Bull, ne cor Bryan, r Price, nw cor Broughton Meeker James, wks C. R. R Meeks Y. K., c, wks Gordon Press Mehrtens Catherine, grocer and grist mill, 186 Charlton, r 85 Jefferson Mehrtens Henry C., grocer, 54 Whitaker Mehrtens John S., wood dealer, foot of Zubly, nw cor W. W. Boundary, bds 85 Jefferson Mehrtens Joseph, elk Mrs M.. A. Mehrtens, bds 98 President Mehrtens Joseph J., elk S., F. & W. Rv Mehrtens Leo T., elk Mrs. M. A. Mehrtens, bds 98 President Mehrtens Mary A. Mrs., grocer, 34 Drayton, r 98 President Meinck Alfred, driver, bds ns Bryan, 2d w of Ann Meinck Jane Mrs., r Bryan, se cor Farm Meinck Jane Miss., dress mkr, bds Bryan, se cor Farm MEINHARD BROS & CO. (Henry, Isaac and Samuel Meinhaul and E. A. Weil), whol boots, shoes, clothing and hats, 129 and and 131 Broughton. (See p. 84.) Meinhard Henry (Meinhard Bros & Co.), r New York Meinhard Isaac (Meinhard Bros & Co;.), r New York Meinhard Samuel (Meinhard Bros & Co.), r Abercorn, ne cor Gordon Meisner Peter, harness mkr, 14 and 16 W. Broad, r Gwinnett, ne cor Cemetery Meister Charles, upholsterer A J. Miller & Co., bds Planters Hotel MEITZLER CHARLES, saloon, and agt Milwaukee beer, 197| Congress MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS ROUNDERS. (See front fly'B.) S., F. & W. RY. E le g a n t P a s se n g e r C o ach es, with W estin g h o u se A ir B rak e s, M iller P la tfo rm s, a n d J a n n e y C o u p lers. MEL 354 MEN Mejdrim Jam esiE , painter C. R , r 216 Waldburg Meldnm John J. conductor C. R. R , r 216 Waldburg Mon^ome^ ( & Meldrim>' r McDonough, se cor Meldrim Robert E., engineer C. R R J TM A na>wid James B , r 1491 Gordon Me CharlesH, fireman C. R R , bds Cann, nw cor Drayton g a s s s B r i S ' Mel! Edward B carpenter C. R. R , r 37 Tattnall J ? ie i ? arah*L ->wid W. B., r 189 Harris J i if S T * B ' drayTMan, bds 189 Harris m ! l w 1r am ? LW*B' Mel1 & C a)' r 195 Liberty M" E L T .w " I ' I 6 e o (,Wwi-l,li?am' btBs. CMaenlnl -annwd0--0r--D--r-a)ytwonh0l __5?dJ etai1 saddlery and harness, 160 Congress r'fieJh' k \ MELL & SCOTT iJ. B. Mell and G. E Icottl m a rb lcS * * " d 207 Broughton. (See p. 94 6 wks' Melling Peter, cooper J. F. Torrent, r Lumber cor W nlW Houston17 MiSS" Market' 1 " r a y kEe' l8t w ^ Melrose Joseph, c Jab, r rear Congress lane, 1st e of Lincoln Meliose May, c, lab, r ss Gwinnett, 2d w of Burroughs Me rose Peter, c wks Gordon Press, r Lumber, nw cor Walker Melvin Christopher J., elk P. Tuberdy, r 163 York Melvin John, c, lab, r ns Waldburg, 1st e oi.W. Broad Melvin Thomas J., elk J. B. Sibley, bds 107 Congress Wd RyAleXander' Clk M' B ley' bds Liberfc^ opp S., F. & Mendel E. Mrs.,' grocer, Lovers lane, ne cor Grove Mendel Frances wid E., r es Tattnall, 5th s of Gaston gomeryXanC1S ^ ^ R R> r ES Anderson>1st w of Mont- Mendel James R , constable, r es Tattnall, 5th s of Gaston JJf'nde} Jonas (Schweiren & Mendel), r 34 Bull Mendel Meyer, grocer, Liberty, opp S., F. & W. Ry Menderson Francis^ cook, r ws Reynolds, 2d n of President M Tay6lorl8aaC ^ ReV'5 rabbi Mickva Israel SJnagogue, ^ 9 4 Meninger Isaiah, c, porter Robert Stack, r rear 198 Bryan Mention Abram, c, lab, r ws Purse, 2d s of of Sims ? IRON B1 1^ 1 ^ o f a ll k in d s, m ade b y John R o u rk e, 2 B a y St* P C f m n n r PHARMACIST, W O T r O n g , S7 BULL STREET. M EB__________ 355 MEY Merceica Frank, fruits, 45 Whitaker, r Whitaker, sw cor , State MERCER GEORGE A., lawyer, 108 Bryan, r Whitaker, nw cor Bolton t Mercer John, c, driver, r es St. Gaul, 3d s of Zubly Mercer Mack, c, fireman S., F. & W. By Mercer Robert L., grain, hay, &c., 198 Congress, r 133 York Merchant Alonzo, lab, r Farm, 3d n of Bryan MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANH, Henry Brigham, president; Thomas Gadsden, cashier; St. Julian, ne cor Dray ton. (See p. 78.) MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO., Jas. B. West & Co., agts; 114 Bay. (See p.. 90.) Mercier Joseph A., purser " City of Bridgeton," r 61 Harris Meredith Charles H., engineer, r 2 Howard Merken George, elk George Ebberwein, bds Biver, ne cor W. Broad Merken John, elk D. H. Schuenemann, bds President, ne cor Reynolds Merken Leo, wks C. R. R., r ws Purse, 3d n of Walker Merkle Josephine, wid Augustus, r 69 Jefferson Merrell William E., inspector R, B. Reppard, r Waldb'urg, nr Lincoln Merrihew James P .` elk W. U. Tel. Co., bds 156 S. Broad Merriman Leonard J., lighterage, bds 73 York Merritt Charles, c, wks Tyler Press, r ws Reynolds, 8th s of Lovers lane MERRY MANUEL WM., vice-consul of Spain, 136 Bay, r 102 Broughton Messick M. O. Mrs., boarding, 198 Broughton Messinger Edward, printer Recorder, r 139 York Metropolitan Hall, President, ne cor Whitaker Metzger John C., boilermkr C. R. R., r 34 Joachim Metzger William, wks Belmont Press, bds Randolph, 4th e of S. Broad Metzger William B., elk I. Dasher & Co., r 87| Montgomery Metzger William W., machinist C. R. R., r 28 William Metzler George, baker C. Zink, r W. Broad, nw cor Margaret Meves Theodore, keeper Forsyth Park, r 120 Drayton Meyer Andrew, butcher, r S. Broad, sw cor Arnold Meyer August, grocer, 173 Congress, r 31 Charlton Meyer Catherine Mrs., grocer, 31 Charlton Meyer George, wks Knickerbocker Ice Co., r 46 Jefferson W E MAKE A SPECIALTY. McDONOUflH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) S., F. & w. RY. F re ig h t in T h ro u gh C ars on fast train s W ithout T ran sfer. M E Y _______ 356 M IE M EYER HERMAN, cigars, tobacco and varieties, 35 Whita ker Meyer Herman J., plumber McEllinn & McFall, bds 35 Whita ker Meyer Isaac M., elk Mohr feros, r ws Barnard, 3d s of Gaston Meyer John, cigarmkr F. Kolb, r 46 Jefferson Meyer John B., barkpr F. J. Buckert, r 46 Jefferson Meyer Julius, driver G. Ch. Gemunden, bds 171 York Meyer Maria, wid Martin, bds 120 Drayton Meyer Matthias H., county commissioner, 120 Bryan, r 169 Gaston Meyer Maurice, grocer, Beynolds, ne cor Jackson Meyer Budolph, baker, r 46 Jeflferson Meyers Augusta Mrs., vegetables, stall 30 Market, r county Meyers Ernest, r Gaston, sw cor Barnard Meyers George, c, wks Lower Press, r ws Beynolds, 9th s of Hovers lane Meyers John, grocer, Lovers lane, se cor Bandolph Meyers John D., milkman, r ss Duffy lane, 2d w of Drayton Meyers Julian, elk Planters Bice Mill, r 68 S. Broad Meyers Jupiter, c, wks Wade Press, r rear McAlister, 1st e of Jackson Meyers Susan, c, laundress, r 204 Bryan Meyler Walter, varieties, E. Broad, se cor President Meynardie James D., conductor S., F. &W. By., bds 65 Tatt nall Meynardie James S., fireman S., F. & W. By., bds 65 Tattn'all Michaels A. Mrs., cook Savannah Hospital Michael Max, elk Mrs. J. Alexander, bds 186 Congress Miehels Lesser, tailor, 2 6 | Jefferson, r Montgomery, se cor Michels Michael, carpenter S., F. & W. By., bds Price, sw cor Gaston lane Mickelson Thomas, wks C. B. B Mickelson William, wks C. B. B Mickler Carrie, matron Sav. Hospital Mickva Israel Synagogue, Bull, ne cor Gordon Middleton Anglique E , wid James W., r 133 Charlton Middleton Anthony, c, lab, r W. Boundary, foot of Jones Middleton Charles, c, wks Upper Press, r ns Sims, 3d e of Purse Middleton Charles E., patternmkr McDonough & Ballantyne r 18 Jones J ' Foreign DRIED FRUIT IN LARGE VARIETY. AT REEDY'S. Strong's Drug Store, 67 BULL St. M ID 357 M IL Middleton David, c, driver, r ns Anderson lane, 1st e of Lin coln Middleton George P., molder 0. R. R., r ss Gaston, 2d w of Barnard Middleton Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r ws Guerard lane, 1st s of Sims Middleton Henry J., printer, r ns Duffy, 3d e of Drayton Middleton Israel, c, porter W. M. Lanier, r ss Bay lane, 3d e of W. Broad Middleton Jackson, c, lab, r rear Bolton, cor S., F. & W. Ry Middleton James, c, musician, r Liberty lane, 3d w of Price Middleton James R., c, carpenter, r Charlton, 3d e of Price Middleton Jefferson, c, wks Upper Mill, r ws Lumber, 3d s of Walker Middleton Josephine, wid James, bds 54 Harris Middleton Joshua, c, caulker H. F. Willink, r Price, sw cor . Gwinnett Middleton Limus, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r rear 96 Mont gomery Middleton Moses, c, wks C. R. R., r 32 Roberts Middleton M. Henry, machinist Cockshutt &Jerguson Middleton Peter, c, pedler, r Sims, nw cor W. Boundary Middleton Richard, c, shoemkr R. Holmes, r York lane, 1st e of Barnard Middleton Shadrach, c, wks Tyler Press, r ns Roberts, 12th e of Wilson Middleton William, butcher, r Ogeechee rd Mifflin Frank, c, wksM. J. Doyle Mikel Paul, c, lab, r 36 Mill Miles John, c, waiter Pulaski House Milius Alexander S., cashier Frank & Co., r 115 Jones Millar Julia A., wid H. P., r es Barnard, 1st s of Gaston Millar Julia M., elk J. S. Silva, r es Barnard, 1st s of Gaston Millard Frank P., elk A. Hanley, bds 2 Margaret Millea Thomas, wks S., F. &W. Ry., r Liberty, sw cor Reynolds Milledge Eliza, wid John, r E. Broad, 2d e of Huntingdon Milledge Paul, c, wks Central Press, r Olive, 1st e of Lumber Milledge Thomas, c, wks A. Low, r rear 87 Abercorn Milledge Thomas, Jr., c, porter J. J. Abrams, r rear 87 Aber corn Milledge William, c, butler J. W. McAlpin, r rear 54 Barnard Milledge York, c, porter R. H. Footman & Co., r 45 Perry Millen Charlotte L., wid Richard, r Jones, 1st e of Abercorn | MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS Ip F O U N D E R S . (See front fly B.j 15 S., F. & W. RY. ONLY ILL-RAIL LINE TO FLORIDA M IL 358 M IL Milieu Emma, c, cook, r ns Liberty, 3d e of Draytn Millen Howard, elk, bds ss Indian 15th e of Farm Millen Letitia, c., seamstress, r 25 Charlton Millen McPherson B., com mer and timber, 118 Bay, r Price, cor Huntingdon Millen Wallace H., machinist, r ss Indian, 15th e of Farm Miller Adam, e, wks Gordon Press, r Gwinnett lane, ne cor Burroughs Miller Albert, c, lab, r rear ws of Reynold, 6th n of Broughton Miller Albert, c, wks C. Lang, r rear es E. Broad, 2d n of S. Broad Miller Albert P., c, shoemkr C.W. Brown, r 98 | Broughton Miller Alexander, c, driver, r rear 201 S. Broad Miller Alice B., c, teacher W. Broad St. School, r William, nr W. Broad Miller Alvin, c, wks government boat, r 24 Mill Miller Alvin N., port warden, bds 160 S. Broad Miller Amanda, c, seamstress, 24| Hull Miller Andrew, c, wks. Moran & Reilly, r rear 32 St. Julian Miller Andrew J. (A. J. Miller & Co.), r 149 Perry Miller A. Carter, elk I. Dasher & Co., r ns William, 3d w of W. Broad M ILLER A. J, & CO. (Andrew J. Miller a n d ----------), furniture, carpets, etc., 150 and 152 Broughton Miller Charles, c, waiter Mrs. F. E. McConnell, r rear Lovers lane, nw cor Grove Miller Clayton P., bkkpr A. J. Miller & Co., bds 107 York Miller Demsey, c, wks Dr. W. H. Elliott, r country Miller Edward J. (E. J. & H. H. Miller), r W. Broad; nw cor Waldburg lane Miller Emma Miss, domestic W. A. Jaudon Miller E. Calhoun, asst money elk Sou. Exp. Co.,' bds 161 Liberty Miller E. J. & H. H., c (Edward J and Henry H. Miller), blacksmiths, 210* Liberty Miller Frank, c, r ws W. Boundary, s of Jones Miller Frederick, carpenter C. R R,., r ss Sims, 3d e of Wilson M ller Frederick P. (Miller & Roach), r 140 Harris Miller George, c, barber Charles Tolston, r ws Boundary, n of Sims Miller George, c, glazier G. H. Remshart, r ss Alice, 3d w of W. Broad Miller George H., elk A. H. Champion, r 161 York fiu m M IL 859 M IL Miller Henry, junk dealer, 6 Williamson and 200 Bay, r 167 Jones Miller Henry, c, wks G. R. R., r ss Jones lane, 3d w of E. Broad Miller Henry H., c (E. J. & H. H. Miller), r White Bluff rd Miller Houston, c, lab, r ss Perry lane, 3d w of Reynolds Miller Isaac; c, shoemkr, 109 Congress, r New Houston, ne cor Burroughs Miller James, elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 110 State Miller James, c, lab, r rear 207 York Miller James, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, s of Sims Miller James, c, longshoreman, r Pine, 1st w of Farm Miller James, c, ship caulker, r Brownsville Miller Jennie Miss, teacher Chatham Academy, r 150 S. Broad Miller John, c, driver J. A. Dougla3s, r ns Sims, 7th w of Guerard Miller John, planter, r Brownsville Miller John, c, waiter Pulaski House Miller John, c, wks Gordon Press Miller John, c, wks ttav. Paper Mill, r Lumber, nw cor New Miller John . A., fireman Gas Wks, bds Arnold, 1st e of Broughton Miller John M., fireman S., F. & W. Ry., r ws Jefferson, 5th s of Minis Mil.er Joseph, c, lab, r ws Tattnall, 3d n of Gwinnett Miller Joseph, plasterer, r 113 W. Broad Miller Joseph A., lab, bds ss Duffy, 3d e of Barnard Miller Joseph H., driver, r Henry, se cor Montgomery Miller Lizzie Miss, r 150 S. Broad Miller Madeline Mrs., laundress, r rear es E. Boundary, 3d s of S. Broad Miller Mary M., wid S., bds ss Duffy, 7th w of Whitaker Miller Oliver J., elk Branch & Cooper, bds 116 Drayton Maler Oliver M., elk C. R. R., bds ns William, 3d w of W. Broad Miller Oscar, c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Farm, 2d n of Zubly Miller Owen, c, janitor Court House, r ss Huntingdon, 2d w of W. Broad Miller Peter, c, wks city, r Lumber, 3d n of Pine Miller Prince, c, lab, r 103 Henry Miller Robert, c, lab, r ns Minis, 5th w of Jefferson Miller Rosa, c, huckster, Market, r 186 Bryan MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) SwhJls&WfistsmRj,, PAST FBEISHT LINE. M IL 360 MIM Miller Samson, c, lab,r rear es Waldburg, 1st n of Waters rd Miller Samuel, c, driver, r Lumber, 2d n of. Pine Miller Samuel, c, wks Tyler Press, r 45 Stewart Miller Samuel J., conductor S., F. &W. By., r ss Duffy, 3d e of Barnard Miller Sarah, c, laundress, r ss Charlton lane, 8th w of E. Broad Miller Scipio, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r Reed Row Miller Sheppard, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r ws Purse, 4th n of Walker Miller Simon, c, barber J. S. Habersham, Jr., r Zublv, cor St. Gaul Miller Solomon, c, lab, r ws Price, 2d n of Reppard Miller Thomas, c, driver S., S. & S. Ry., r ns Zubly, 5th e of Farm Miller Thomas, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 72 Liberty Miller Thomas R., bkkpr Weed & Cornwell, r ns Bolton, 2d e of Jefferson Miller Virginia Mrs., teacher Girls High School Miller Walker, c, ^arpenter E. L. Segur, r Lincoln, nw cor Broughton Miller William, c, carpenter, r Montgomery, se cor 'Gaston Miller William, c, driver, r Purse, nw cor Sims Miller William, c, wks Tyler Press, r 192 Taylor Miller William E., elk O. Butler, bds Congress, se cor Drayton Miller William I., com mer, 200 Bay, r 161 Liberty Mille1' William Y.,clk S., F. & W. Rv., r 150 S. Broad M ILLER & ROACH (F. P. Miller and Richard Roach), grocers, 188 Congress Millette Frank J., elk Ludden & Bates, bds 102 Broughton Mills Alfred E., elk G. J. Mills, r 79 York Mills Elizabeth, wid Charles F., r .122 Liberty Mills Ernest A., elk Ry. P. O., bds 102 Broughton Mills George J., broker, Abercorn, nw cor Bryan, r Hall, ne cor Abercorn Mills Henry, c, lab, r ss Henry, 4th e of Montgomery Mills James G , office, Abercorn, nw cor Bryan, r 79 York Mills Laura, c, laundress, r ss Henry, 4th e of Montgomery Mills Nathaniel C., real estate agent, r 196 State Mills Thomas H., c, stevedore, r rear Randolph, ne cor Jackson Mills William M., druggist, bds 132 State Mims Alexander, c, fireman, r Indian lane, 6th w of Farm Mims Robert E., treas C. R. R., r 184 Bolton Florida Oranges, uSILTM. L. C. Stron F ren ch , A m erican and E n glish ? Soaps, 67 B u ll Street. M IN 361 M IT Minehan Jane, wid J., r ws Wilson, 2d n of Walker Mingledorff Blois, machinist, C. R. R , rss Gwinnett, 3d w of W. Broad Mingledorff Walter R , machinist J. Manning, bdsss Gwinnett, 3d w of W. Broad Mingledorff William B., elk J, H. Yon Newton, r ss Gwinnett, 3d w of W. Broad Mingledorff William J., elk H. F. Graybill, r ss Gwinnett, 3d w of W. Broad Minihan James, engineer, bds 16 Gordon Minihan J., tel opr, bds 156 S. Broad Minis Abraham, c, driver, r ss Jones, 2d w of E. Broad Minis Abram (A. Minis & Sons), r 84 Jones Minis Abram, Jr., student Chisholm & Erwin, bds 84 Jones Minis A. & Sons (A., J. P. and I. Minis), com mers, 186 Bay Minis Fannie Miss, r 166 Hull Minis Frank, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry Minis Henry, c, wks Gordon Press, r Farm, 10th s of Zubly Minis Isaac (A. Minis & Sons), bds 84 Jones Minis J. Florance (A Minis & Sons), r 84 Jones Minis Mary Miss, wks Sav. Paper Mill, r Lumber Minis Rebecca Miss, r 166 Hull Mintiie Mission Home, Jones, sw eor Lincoln Minor Benjamin B. Jr., guano and com mer, 95 Bay, r 133 York Minor Richard, e, butcher R A. Williams, r 215 Jones M rault Elizabeth, c; nurse, r 25 Charlton Mirault Francis A., c, wks Lower Press, r Duffy, nw cor Price Mirault Joseph L., c, barber D. S. Scott, r 25 Charlton Mirault Samuel, c, bricklayer, r 50 Jones Miscally Christopher C., elk S. C. Stewart, r ws Barnard, 4th n of Huntingdon Miscally James, lab, r Montgomery, sw cor Henry Miscally James S., asst engineer Planters Rice Mill, bds ws Barnard, 4th n of Huntingdon Miscally William J., machinist C. R. R , r ws Barnard, 4th n of Huntingdon Mitehell Aaron, c, wks Lower Press Mitchell Brutus, c, wks Lower Press Mitchell Caleb, e, hastier, r rear ws W. Broad lane, 2d s of Jones Mitchell Cesar, c, wks Tyler Press, r rear 163 Habersham Mitchell Charles, c, cook, rear 63 Barnard Iron RailinffQ AND VERANDAHS o f the LATEST d esig n s. 11 f V u l l l I ( r O M c D O K O U 6 H & B A L L A K T Y liE , (See fro n t fly B.) S., F. & W. Ry. Two Past Mail Trains Daily Betw een Savannah and Jacksonville, M IT 362 MOO Mitchell Charles, wks Smith & Kelly, bds FarmTnw cor In^ dian * Mitchell Daniel, c, wks Upper Steam Mill S CSe! 5 avid' c' " sician)T rear President, 2d n of Arnold Mitchell Dennis, c, lab, r Burroughs, 1st s of Bolton fH } -Wld Josiah' r Hall lane, 2d e of Montgomery .Mitchell Ephraim, c, sawyer, r 2 Poplar Mitchell Frank, c, cook, r Joachim, cor Mill iSubly H'erberfc' c' wks Gordon Press, r ws Poplar, 1st s of . Mitchell Howard, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r rear Sims sw cor Guerard lane ' Mitchell Jacob, c, porter, r rear 40 State Mitchell Joseph, c, driver, r Price, sw cor Henry Mitchell Joseph, c, trainhand S., F. & W. By., r Montgomery, sw cor Gaston S S,awrece' c' lab' r ss Olive, 7th e of Farm Mitchell Oliver, wks C. B. B., r 2 Poplar s o n 611 c> driver O H. Dixon, r rear Cleburne, nr Jack- Mitchell Samuel, clothing, 24 Whitaker, r 148 Gordon Mitchell Samuel, c, porter K. Platshek Mitchell Sophronia H., wid J. N., r ss Harrison, 9th e of Farm Mitatiell Sorrel, driver, r rear Itecord Hill, nr Thunder-' bolt rd ^ iC,he5 S eodore V x c>lab, r 18J Gordon SMitcihei ll3Williraimng, tp0ani'n*terc,o32PeSrt. JJ-uFli.anTorrent, r 2 PopFlar Mitchell William, e, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 3d e of Bur roughs w n iam' y * " ?: ScrOTen H o * r rear 165 Jones MJAian Wlia" W'' dnVer J' Feeley' M s Priee' cor MitcheU Wright, e, jab, r ss Henry lane, 1st w of Drayton Ml'WalkOTZa' WtS C'otton I 'aotIy bds ws Purse, 2d n of Mixon James, c, wks Gordon Press MrougbseWi8' barber T` Golden' r NiW Houston, cor Bur- Moburge George, U. S. Cutter, bds 24 Stewart M n i Havid C stone cutter Mell & Scott, r 42 Montgomery Mock James M., policeman, r 111 Barnard Mock Sarah, wid James, bds Henry, sw cor Montgomery Railim C em etery and B alcon y B ailin g s o f A ll K in ds m ade by JOHN R O U R K E, 2 B ay Street. L. C. Strong, Drags, Combs, Brushes, Mir rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. MOE 363. MON Moehlenbrock Charles Whitaker (Moehlenbrock & Dierks), r 101 MOEHLENBROCK & D IERK S (C. Moehlenbrock and J. A. Dierks), grocers, 101 Whitaker Moehrke Charles R., barkpr W. A. Wehrenberg, r 28 Margarei Moeller Hans P., grocer, River, sw cor W. Broad Moeller P. H., elk H. P. Moeller, r River, sw cor W. Broad Moessner Joseph, with Knickerbocker Ice Co., bds 162 Brvar Moffatt William, ship carpenter H. F. Willink, r ns Duffy 5th w of W. Broad Moffatt William J., elk Telephone Exchange, bds ns Duffy 5tl w ofW . Broad Mohr Amson (Mohr Bros), r 154 Jones ' ^ iir ? r08` an<^ A. Mohr), dry goods, 165 Congress Mohr Lazarus (Mohr Bros.), r 154 Jones Molina-M. C. Mrs., cigar stand, Screven House, r 173 Brough ton 6 MOLINA M. FR A N K , justice of the peace, 6 Bull, r 122 Bryan Molina Ramon, manager Mrs. M. C. Molina, r 162 Broughton Moloney James A., wks Lower Press, r 56 W. Broad Moloney John (Reily & Moloney), r 50 State Moloney Thomas J., elk B. F. McKenna, r 31 Lincoln Monahan Bernard, boiler inkr, r.E. Broad, se cor Huil Monahan Ellen, wid James, r Broughton, 3d w of Arnold Monahan Ellen M., wid James, r 5 McDonough Monahan John H., boiler mkr, bds E. Broad, se cor Hull Monahan John H., elk r es E. Boundary, 8th s of President Monek Nelson H., tel opr, r Wayne,' 1st e of Price Mongin Anthony, musician, bds 189 Broughton Mongin Edward, c, lab, r 2 W. Broad Mongin Edward, Jr., c, driver, r 2 W. Broad Mongin Hamilton, c, scavenger, r ss Perry lane, 1st e of Abercorn Mongin Henry, c, driver Allen & Lindsay, r Lincoln, ne cor Liberty Mongin Ishmael, c, lab, r rear S. Broad, sw cor Arnold Mongin John D., horseshoer A. Kent, bds 13 W. Broad Mongin Prince, exporter J. G. Thomas, r rear 36 Abercorn Mongin Robert M., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 60 Drayton Mongm Samuel, c, lab, r Pine, 2d w of Lumber Mongin Simon, c, wks Planters Rice Mill Mongin William, c, wks P. Herrman Northern PpippQ matchedonall ofoubwobk. i \ U l H i m I 1 l U U O McDonough &BaUantyne. (See front flj B.) Fast Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany,' era Georgia and Florida. MON 364 MOO Mongin William E., elk C. R. R , r 146 S. Broad Mongin William E. Jr., elk C. R R , bds 146 S. Broad Monroe Alexander, c, driver Moran & Reily Monroe Andrew M., c, porter Merchants Nat. Bank, r 20 9 Taylor Monroe James, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r ss Charlton lane, 3d w of E. Broad Monroe James C., c, janitor Custom House, r rear 200 Charl ton Monroe Jane, c, seamstress, r ss S. Broad lane, 3d e of Price Monroe Lewis, c, driver, r Farm, 1st s of Ziibly Monroe Moses, c, lab, r rear Perry, nr Gilford Monroe Murray, c, soda water, Market, r rear 200 Charlton Monroe Prince, c, waiter A. G. Ybanez MONSEES CLAUS H ., grocer, W. Broad, se cor Hunt ingdon Monsees John D., grocer, r 185 Gaston Monsees William, elk Diers & Steffens, r Huntingdon, se cor W. Broad Montgomery Jeremiah, c, wks Sav. Paper Mill, r ss Olive, 4th w of Ann Montgomery March, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r ws Guerard lane, 3d s of Sims Montgomery William, c, huckster, Market, r Brownsville Montague Robert, c, lab, r Jefferson, se cor Gaston Mood Osgood A. painter C. R R , r 57 Elbert sq Moody William T., printer Ludden & Bates, r 206 Harris Moon Timothy, e, lab, r ns Indian lane, 4th e of Farm Mooney Margaret, wid T., r ws E. Boundary, 4th n of Presi dent Moore Absalom, wks C. R. R , bds 109 Montgomery Moore Albert E., with P. M. Dougan, r 56 Barnard Moore Anna, wid William, r Joachim, 7th w of Lumber Moore Augustus, c, ship carpenter H. F. Willink, r rear es E. Boundary, 6th s of President Moore Calvin, wks Cotton Factory, bds 111| W. Broad Moore Charles, c, stewart C. R. R , r es W. Broad lane, 2d s of Jones Moore Clifford C., c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r ws Price, 3d s of Huntingdon Moore David, c, wks T. L. Kinsey, r rear 70 St. Julian Moore David W., c, barber J. H. Moore, r E. Broad, nw cor Charlton lane Lemons K E E D V h a n d l e s m o r e L e m o n s th a n a n y h o u s e S o u th . G et h is P ric e s b efo re p u rc h a sin g else w here. White Rose" S a s S E R i MOO 365 MOR Moore Eva, c, cook r ws W. Boundary, 2d s of Railroad Moore Frank, foreman George W. Hussey, r 22 Lincoln Moore Frank, Jr., barkpc, bds 22 Lincoln Moore Henry, c firen\an, r Mill, 2d w of Lumber Moore Henry E., bkkpr A. Myers, r Barnard, s\v cor Charlton lane Moore Horatio N., tuner Ludden & Bates, r-37 President Moore James, fireman C. R. R., bds 111J W. Broad Moore James F., c (Conoway & Moore), r 16 Perry Moore James F. W., c, barber J. H. Moore, r E. Broad, nw cor Charlton lane Moore James H., c, barber, 23 Drayton, r E. Broad, nw cor Charlton lane Moore Jesse A., elk Graham & Hubbell, r 180 Brougiiton Moore John,-fireman C. R. R., bds 111J W. Broad Moore John, c, wks Telfair Whf, r ws Price, 3d s of Hunt ingdon Moore John B., elk, bds Planters Hotel Moore John W., agt Chess, C irley &Co., 136 Bay, r 112 Macon Moore J. Oscar, whf elk C. R. R., bds 202 S. Broad Moore J. Willis, conductor S., F. & W. Ry., r 8 0 | Lincoln Moore Joseph D., c, bricklayer, r Huntingdon, sw cor Price Moore Julia, wid G., r 23 President Moore Laura, c, laundress, Hall, se cor Montgomery Moore Leander, pilot, r 38 Lincoln Moore Levi, c, carpenter, r ws Price, 3d s of Huntingdon Moore Margaret, wid John, r 111J W. Broad Moore Patrick, lab, bds 64 Bryan Moore Robert L., igess Sou. Exp. Co., r 132 State Moore R , engineer S., F. & W. Ry Moore Stephen E., elk, bds 38 Lincoln Moore Thomas A., blacksmith D. O'Connor, r ns Bryan, 4th w of W. Broad Moore William H., wks Cotton Factory, bds 1114 W. Broad Moore Willis, elk, r 112 Macon Moore Willis H., c, wks Planters Rice Mill, r(101i W. Broad Mopar Lizzie Mrs., dairy, 103 Perry Morales Albert H., boots, shoes and hats, 129 Congress, r 149 Jones Moran Albert, wks Cotton Factory Moran Alexander, c, lab, r ss Duffy lane, 2d w of Jefferson Moran Edward (Moran & Reilly), r ns New, 2d w of W. Broad Moran James E., bkkpr Moran & Reilly, r 37 Charlton 4 T h ro u g h S leep ers d a lly to V al d o s ta , Q u itm a n , T h o m a s v ille ami A lbany, MQE 366 MOR Moran John, printer D. G. Patton, bds 100 W. Broad Moran John E., barkpr A. G. Yban<-z Moran Maria, wid Michkel, r 100 W. Broad Moran Mary E., wid A., r 13 E. Broad Moran Tobias, c, lab, r McGuire, 3d n of'Indian Moran William, driver, bds 13 E. Broad Moran William, watchman, r Pine, ne cor,Lumber Moran William M., watchman, r ss Broughton, 3d w of E Boundary MORAN & R E IL L Y (E. Moran and J. W. Reillv), drav masters, 104 Bay ^ Mordecai Bock, c, lab, r rear Randolph, nr Liberty lane Mordecai Edward, c, engineer Upper Mill, r ss Gaston, 2d w of W. Brdad lane Mordecai James F., elk Couper & Dancy, bds 209 Wayne Mordecai Robert, c, drayman C. L. Gilbert & Co., r Jefferson nw cor Gaston Mordecai Thomas E., c, barber P. Herrmann, r Bryan cor Montgomery J ' Morehead Eugene, c, saloon, r 26 and 28 S. Broad Morehouse Anna, wid S, r 8 E; Boundary Morel Calhoun T., auditor Ga. and Fla. Inland Steamboat Co r 98 President if Morel Charles H., bkkpr A. T. Lee & Bro., bds 50 Bull Morel Clarence, binder Morning News, bds 43 Congress Morel James S., physician, r 100 President Moreland Mary, wid James, bds Canal, 1st e of McGuire Morenus Martin, elk Sav. Oil Mill, bbs 76 Bryan Morgan Abram, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Morgan Alexander, fireman C. R. R , bds New Houston, cor Jenerson Morgan Benjamin F., plumber C. E. Wakefield, r ss Perry 3d e of Barnard Morgan Charles, elk, r 189 S. Broad Morgan Charles, c, porter F. D. Grady, r Bull, cor Bryan Morgan David B., elk E. A. Schwarz, r 156 Hull Morgan Ephraim,*c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Lovers lane nr Grove * Morgan Frances, wid Henry, r 4 Montgomery Morgan Frederick (F. Morgan & Co.), r 60 Montgomery Morgan F. & Co. (Frederick Morgan and Frederick Kops), ship chandlers, River, foot of Barnard Morgan Henry C., conductor C. R. R., r Montgomery ENGINES, N ew and Second-H and, and G ris t M ills, fo r sale by JOH N R O U K K E , 2 B ay S t. C. Strong, -DJK0GGfIST. Prescriptions a Specialty, 67 Bull Street. MOB, 367* _________ MOB Morgan Henry C., wharf elk CLR. B., r 189 York Morgan Horace, elk G. Eckstein & Co., r W. Broad, cor Broughton Morgan Jesse, c, lab, r ns Charlton lane, 7th w of E. Broad %Morgan John, elk D. Grimm, bds Liberty, cor Randolph Morgan John, elk J. Lynch, bds Whitaker, se cor Taylor Morgan Joseph H.,* elk C. B. R., r ws Jefferson, 4th s o Bolton Morgan Joseph H., train hand C. R. R., r 20 William Morgan Levi, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry., r rear Lovers love, 2d s of Randolph Morgan Margaret M., wid James M., bds 156 Taylor Morgan Mary, wid J., r Wilson, se cor Walker Morgan Rebecca A., wid G-abriel, r 155 York Morgan Robert M., elk S., F. & W. Ry Morgan Samuel H., elk, r 41 Jefferson Morgan Sarah A, wid David B., bds 156 Hall Morgan Simon, c, wks John Schwarz, 64 Jones Morgan Thomas, policeman, r 51 York Morgan William A., train hand C R. R., bds 4 Montgomery Moriarty Eliza, wid P M, r 57 Broughton Moriarty Michael, wks C. R. R MORNING N EW S (daily and weekly), J. H. Estill, propr.; 11 Whitaker. (Seep. 98.) Morningstar Jacob, c, wks Tyler Press, r ws Cuyler, 3d n of Bolton Morningstar John J., c, lab, r Cuyler, nw cor Gwinnett lane Morrell Adam, c, lab, r 25 Perry Morrell Alexander, c, lab, r ss Bay lane, 2d e of Price Morrell Edward, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 3d n of President Morrell Elizabeth, c, cook, r 15 Berrien Morrell George, stevedore, r 10 E, Boundary Morrell Georgia, wid W., r 42 President Morrell Gertrude Miss, elk, bks 42 President Morrell Hannah, c, laundress,r ns Hall, 5th e of W. Broad Morrell Hector, c, wks B. & A. St. R. R Morrell Isaac, c, driver, r rear Bay, nr E Broad Morrell James, c, lab, ss Charlton lane, w of E. Broad Morrell, John, c, lab, r rear Randolph* 1st w of President Morrell John, c, lab, r ss Gwinnett lane, 4th e of Burroughs Morrell Julia, c, restaurant, Market, r Dittimusville Morrell Lawrence (Simmons & Morrell), r Berrien, bet Jeffer son and Montgomery OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) J S .,F.& W . RY Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay cross. MOR 368 MOR Morrell London, c, driver J. T. Kilpatrick, r Margaret, 3d w of Lumber Morrell Noble, c, wks B. & A. St. R. R Morrell Peter, cook, r ns Broughton lane, 1st e of Haber sham M rrell Richard, c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r Farm), 5th n of Margaret ' $ - Morrell Sarah Mrs., bds es Drayton, 2d n of Hall Morrell Simon, e, wks J. Gr. Haynes & Bro., r. Farm, 5th n of Margaret Morrell Thomas, c, porter, r rear ws Reynolds, 6th n of Broughton M ORRELL W IL L IA M G., rice broker, 124 Bay, r 86 Taylor Morrell William H., c, porter George Ebberwein, r 15 Berrien Morris Charlton M., train hand C. R. R., bds 191 Perry Morris David, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Morris John, engineer, bds 16 Houston Morris John, ship carpenter, bds 72 Broughton Morris John C., conductor, C. R. R., bds 6 Stone Morris Joseph F., r 170 Broughton Morris Joseph J., grocer, 4 Price Morris Michael, lab, bds 2 Stewart Morris Michael, ship carpenter, r 72 Broughton Morris William, watchman McDonough & Ballantyhe Morris William H. Rev., pastor St. Augustine Ch., r ws Jeffer son, 3d n of Huntingdon Morris Albert, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, 7th e of Broughton Morrison Andrew, c, lab, r W. Boundary, foot of Walker Morrison David J. (Rich & Morrison), r 164 State M >rrison Davis, c, lab, r W. Boundary, foot of Walker Morrison George, c, wks Gordon Press Morrison Jacob J., elk Rich & Morrison, bds 178 Congress Morrison John, bkkpr E. Heidt, r 201 S. Broad Morrison Lizzie Miss, chambermaid Pulaski House Morrison March, c, lab, r ws E. Broad, 2d s of Andersn Morrison Mary E. Mrs., teacher Massie School, r 72 S. Broad Morrison M. John, elk, b.ds S. Broad, sw cor Montgomery Morrissey Bridget, wid James, r Abercorn, 2d s of Jones lane M >rrissey Edward, painter, bds Broughton, sw cor Ravriolds Morrissey James F., elk J. Rosenheim & Co., bds 15 Margaret Morrissey John, barkpr A. G. Ybanez, r 83 Liberty Morrissey John, elk D. B. Hull, r 98 Abercorn DeYENOE' S is the best Champagne Imported. Try it. C Q .l ,, * Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa- O X P O N g thio Medicines, 67 Bull St. MOB 369_______ MUL Morrissey Michael A., elk L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r 98J Abercorn Morrissey William M!, wks Sav. Paper Mill, bds 204 S. Broad Morse Adam, c, barkpr Mrs. F. E. McConnell, r ns Perry, 1st w of Price Morse Thomas, c, lab,, r es Mercer, 1st n of HaJl Morseman William, c, cotton sampler, r 29 Harris Mortimer Charles, watchman, r 9 York Morton Roscoe, cigarmkr H. E. Gonzales Moses David, c, furniture repairer, E. Broad, se cor S. Broad Moses James, c, porter J. T. Ronan, r rear ss Waldburg, 1st w of Jefferson Moss Samuel B., c, mess U. S. Customs, r ns Gwinnett, 3d e of Price Moss William, c, driver, r ns Taylor; 9th w of E. Broad Mott James M., policeman, Barnard sw cor Gordon Moultrie Alfred, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r Joachim, 3d e of W. Boundary Moultrie Joseph, c, porter J. McBride Moultrie Mack, c, wks Moran & Reilly, r 140 Hull Moultrie Peter, c, lab, r ns Henry lane, 3d e of Drayton Moultrie William J., c, lab, r Ogeechee rd Moultrie York, wks G. W. Hussey, r Whitaker, sw cor Presi dent Mount Zion Baptist Church, c,' es W. Broad, s of Gaston Mouro George, drayman, r 7 Broughton Mouro Mary E., wid Anthony, r 13 E. Broad Moy William, c, stevedore, r rear Reynolds, 5th s of Brough ton Moyle Edward, pedler, r 24 Barnard Mozart Hall, 150 St. Julian Muckenfuss T. C., conductor S., F. & W. Ry Mueller Mary Mrs., huckster, Market, r country Muhlberg Elias, jeweler, 189 Congress, r 3 Tattnall Muir Francis (Muir & Duckworth), r Liverpool, Eng M UIR & DUCKW ORTH (F. Muir and J. B. Duckworth), com mers, 132 Bay Muldoon James, watchman S., F. & W. Ry., bds 7 Gordon Mulherme L., wks S , F. & W. Ry Mullen Patrick, wks C. R. R Mullen Rosetta Miss, domestic Mrs. Annie Blatz, bds Lovers lane, cor Waters rd Muller Claus F., carpenter C. R R., r ss Sims, 3d w of Purse MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) * S P ft I l f P % E l e g a n t P asse n g er C oaches, w ith I" V I W j" ^ Y W estin g h o u se A ir B rak e s, M iller y I wJt V V I I I P l a t f o r m s , a n d J a n n e y C o u p l e r s . MUL 370 MUR Mailer Elizabeth, wid C. H., r ns Jones, 2d e of Purse Muller James, elk, bds 102 Broughton Muller Mary, wid J., bds 174 Liberty Mu'ler Raymond, bkkpr Tunno & Co., bds 102 Broughton M ULLER W IL L IA M , grocer, W. Broad, se cor Gwinnett Mu ligan Bernard, molder J. & T. Mulligan & Co., r Lumber, cor Pine Mulligan Edward, c, cotton sampler, r 2 Congress MuLigan George H., policeman, r ns Duffy, 2d e of Drayton Mulligan James (J. & T. Mulligan & Co.), r Broughton, se cor Arnold Mulligan John H., c, bar tender E. Barnwell, r rear 19 Arnold Mulligan Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r Wilson, ne Cor Walker M ULLIGAN J . & T. & CO. (J- and T. Mulligan and W. P. Ballantine), proprs Yulcan Iron Works, iron and brass founders, machinists and boiler makers, Lumber, sw cor Pine; blacksmiths and ship smiths, Randolph, nr Bay. (See p. 87.) Mulligan Thomas (J. & T. Mulligan & Co.), r Broughton, 2d w of Arnold I Mullowney Ann Miss, dressmkr, bds Hibernian House Mullryne Thomas A., elk St. J. R. Yonge, r Whitaker, ne cor Duffy lane Mumiord Robert, c, wks C. R. R., r es Guerard lane, 3d s of Sims Mumm Hilberth, wks Upper Mill, r ns Liberty lane, 3d e of Drayton Mutnm Nicholas, huckster, Market, r Lover's lane Mumm William, c, wks Planters Rice Mill Mumm Wilson, a, driver Moran & Reilly Mundorf Frederick W.,shoemkr C. F. Cler,r Abercorn, nwcor Cann Munford Richard D ., teller Southern Bank, r 134 Harris Mungen Robert, c, lab, r ns Perry lane, 6th w of Houston Munnerlyn James K., draymaster, 86 Bay, r 37 Habersham Munnerlyn James S., cotton elk, English & Huguenin, bds 37 Abercorn Munson William H., musician, r 172 State Munson W. D., musician, bds 172 State Murat A. J., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry Murchison Hamilton, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston Murchison Hercules, c, driver, r ws Wilson, 3d s of Walker IRO N AND BR A SS CASTINGS of a ll kinds, made by John Rourke, 2 Bay St* P Q t m n n - PHARMACIST, V O l r O l l g , 67 BULL STREET. MUR 371______________ M UR Murchison Jijmes, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston Murchison Jones, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston Murchison Mack, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston Murchison Marshall, c, driver, r Railroad, nw cor W. Boundary Murchison Owen, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston Murphy Ann, wid J., r ns Jones, 6th e of Purse Murphy Annie Miss, elk K. Platshek, bds es E. Boundary, 1st s of Broughton Murphy Catherine, wid N., r 47 Congress Murphy Christopher, painter, paints, t>ils, etc., 142 St. Julian, r 31 Broughton Murphy Cornelius, porter J. W. Lathrop & Co., r 8 Price Murphy Daniel, lab, r 21| Houston Murphy Daniel, with S. Reynolds, bds 1 Habersham Murphy Dennis, lab, r 30| E. Broad Murphy Dennis C., tinner S., F. & VV. Ry., bds 77 Abercorn Murphy Denis J., elk C. H. Dixon, r 31 Lincoln Murphy Ellen Mrs. cook D. Wells, r 66 Charlton Murphy Gregory, elk, bds 133 Congress Murphy James, elk Weed & Cornwell, r 133 Congress Murphy James*, wks C. R. R Murphy James J., plumber T. Halligan, r ss Jones, 14th w of W. Broad , Murphy Jeremiah, gateman S., F. & W. Ry., r Randolph, nw cor Perry Murphy Jeremiah, lab, r 11 Houston ,, Murphy Jeremiah, wks C. R. R., bds 23 Williamson Murphy Johanna, wid M., r es E. Boundary, 1st s of Brough ton Murphy John, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r ws Reynolds, cor Perry lane Murphy John C., bkkpr N. R. Lee, r 19 Margaret ^ Murphy John C., engineer S., F. & W. Ry., bds 29 Jones Murphy John J., fireman C. R. R., bds 93 Montgomery Murphy Joseph, wks C. R. R., bds 23 Williamson Murphy Julia, wid J., r 31 Lincoln Murphy Julia E. Miss., elk B. F. McKenna, r 31 Lincoln Murphy Maggie Miss., dress mkr, bds es E. Boundary, 1st s of Broughton W E MAKE A SPECIALTY. McDONOUGH & BALLANTTNE. (See front fly B.) S F * 0 I A I P Y Freig-lit in Through Cars on fast j I WW i M I i trains Without Transfer. MUR , 372 MUR Murphy Mary Miss., domestic Mrs. M. Berg Murphy Mary Miss., nurse, bds 99 President Murphy Maurice J., tailor E. J. Kennedy, r 19 Margaret Murphy Michael, blacksmith Moran & Reilly, r 10 New Murphy Michael, greaser S., F. & W. Ry., r ss Perry lane, 2d w of Reynolds Murphy Michael, painter, bds 39 Bay Murphy Michael H., driver Haywood, Gage & Co., r 168 Harris Murphy Nero, c, lab, r 202 Bryan Murphy Nicholas J., bkkpr John Sullivan, r 47 Congress Murphy Peter, lab, r 38 Houston Murphy Thomas, gateman S., F. & W. Ry Murphy Thomas, saloon,*18 Bryan Murray Adam, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r ws Lumber, 1st s of Sims Murray Charles, c, driver B. B. Cassels Murray Charles, c, porter L. Putzel, r ss Sims, w of W. Boundary Murray Charles, c, stevedore, r ss Jones lane, 1st w of E. Broad Murray Christopher, c, wks A. Haywood, rrear 86 McDonough Murray David, c, wks Lower Press, r Gordon lane, 1st w of Drayton Murray Edward, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 205 York Murray Edward, c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro., r 98 Jefferson Murray Francis J., local editor Recorder, bds 199 Perry Murray James, c, lab, r ws Guerard lane, 3d s of Sims Murray John, wks C. R. R., r Mulberry lane, s of Anderson Murray John, c, wks Tyler Press, r es W. Broad, 2d s of Gwinnett Murray Joseph^ bkkpr Snyder & Nipson, bds 23 Berrien Murray Joseph^ c, driver, r Gaston, nr Price Murray Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r Barnard, bet Gaston and Henry ` Murray J. Harry, elk Upper Mill, r 25 St. Julian Murray Orick B., helper C. R. R , r 2 5 | William Murray Richard, c, wks Belmout Press, r rear Jackson, 5th s of Randolph Murray Thomas, wks Tyler Press, r rear President, 1st w of Arnold Murray William, sexton Cathedral, r 105 Perry Murray William, c, lab, r Farm, 1st s of Indian Murrow William F., conductor S., F. & W. Ry., r 56 Jones Murtagh Ellen, wid T. E., r Duffy, nw cor Lincoln. DRIED FRUIT IN LARGE TUI m y I I VARIETY. AT REEDY'S. "White Rose L. C. Strong, 67 Bull St. MUB 373 MYE Murtagh James, wks S., F. & W. By., r ws E. Boundary, 1st s of McDo"nough Murtagh James N., elk A. McCormick, bds Duffy, nw cor Lin coln Murtagh John, lab, bds Indian, ne cor McGuire Murtagh John T., painter S., F. & W. By., r ns Bolton, 2d e of Lincoln Murtagh Kate A. Miss, elk D. Weisbein, r Duffy, nw cor Lincoln Murtagh Michael P., molder McDonough & Ballantyne, r Henry, sw cor Lincoln Murtagh Thomas F., carrier P. 0., bds Duffy, nw cor Lincoln Muse Edward S., cigar mkr Mrs. B. Palmes, r 154 State Muse Preston, c, wks M. & B. B. B., r Gaston, nr Price Mustin Charles E., asst purser "Citv "of Macon," bds 149 S. Broad " Mustin Julia A. Miss, teacher Barnard St. School, bds 149 S. Broad Mustin Margaret A. Miss, teacher Massie School, bds 149 S. Broad Mustin Wilson, c, cook, r ss Olive, 1st e of Farm Myers Annie Miss, wks Cotton Factory Myers Cesar, c, wks Gordon Press Myers Elizabeth, wid Moses, r ws Barnard, 6th n of Hunting don Myers Frederick (Myers & Purse), genl bkkpr Southern Bank, r 92 Harris Myers Frederick (H. Myers & Bros.), r Lynchburg, Ya Myers Frederick, tailor, 113 Broughton, r 158 Broughton Myers George, c, carpenter, r Lovers lane Myers Gersham B., c, barber S. L. Gerst, r 21 Lincoln Myers Gratz C., elk Harding Johnson Co., r 92 Harris Myers Henry, c, wks L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r 15 Taylor Myers Henry E., c, manager Sav. Coffee House, r 21 Lincoln Myers Herman (H. Myers & Bros.), bds Screven House MYERS H. & BROS. (H., s. and F. Myers), whol cigars, tobacco and liquors, 135 and 137 Bay Myers Isaac, elk Mohr Bros., bds ws Barnard, 3d s of Gaston Myers James, c, lab, r Montgomery, ne cor York Myers John, c, wks Gordon Press Myers Julian, r 68 S. Broad Myers Julius, drivr, r 25 Williamson Myers J. F. Cooper, elk Planters Bice Mill Iron Railings AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS. McDONOUGH & BAIXANTYNE, (See front fly B.) 16 S., F. & W. Ry. Two Past Mail Trains Daily Be tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. MYE 374 NAT MYERS LEE ROY, whol cigars and tobacco, 133 Bay, r ns Gaston, 1st e of Bull Myers Levy J., cshier O. Cohen & Co., r 168 Liberty Myers Maria , c, seamstress, r W. Broad, sw cor Gwinnett Myers Mary Miss, wks Cotton Factory Myers Nathaniel, c, porter C.,L. Gilbert, r ws Wilson lane, 1st n of Walker Myers N. B., elk By. P. O Myers Peter wks W. Zimmerman, bds 7 Walnut Myers Bobert P., physician, 89J Jones Myers Sarah H., wid M., bds 8 9 | Jones Myers Sigo (H. Myers & Bros.), bds Marshall House Myers Simon, mer, r 117 Barnard Myers.Wall W , elk, bds 68 S. Broad Myers William, elk, bds 172 Broughton Myers & Purse (F. Myers and E. L. Purse), carpets and up holsterers goods, 172 Broughton Myerson'David P., with Mohr Bros., r New Houston, 1st e of Barnard Myerson Max, com mer, bds New Houston, 1st e of Barnard Myrell Franklin M., steamboat agt, r 214 President Myrick John E., elk Woods & Co., bds 186 State Na g l e d a v i d j ., grocer, Henry, nw cor Barnard Nagle James, shoemkr, 5 Habersham Nagle Michael, bds 5 Habersham . Nagle Bichard J., car inspector S , F. & W. By Naiva Eliza A., wid Thos., r 7 Margaret Naiva John, porter A J. Miller, r 7 Margaret Nally Margaret Miss, with W. Fowler, bds E. Broad, sw cor Broughton Nally Mary Miss, with W. Fowler, bds E. Broad, sw cor Brough ton Names Ann Miss, domestic J. J. Wall, bds Bolton, nw cor Lin coln Naramore Eber T., representing C. J. Hull, r 212 Waldburg Nash Daniel, c, restaurant E. Broad, opp S. Broad Nash Henry, c, lab, r Farm, 4th n of Pine Nash James, wks C. B. B., bds 21 Boberts Nash Mary, wid John, bds W. Broad, se cor Gaston Nash William, c, lab, r Taylor, 1st w of Tattnall Nash William, wood dealer, r 106 Jefferson * Nathans Eugenia, wid Samuel, r 189 Broughton COCOANUTS, A T REEDY'S. L C. Strong, Drugs, Combs, Brushes, Mir rors, eto, etc., 67 Bull St. NAT _____ 375 NEL Nathans Isaac, conductor C. L. R. R., r Hall Nathans James S., printer Morning News, r 140 Harris Nathans Levy, trav agt, r 110 Taylor Nathans Nathan, elk M.Ferst & Co., bds 110 Taylor Nathans Samuel J., elk T. P. Bond, bds 110 Taylor Nathans Waring R., watchman Jail, r Jail Naughtin Catherine, wid P., bds 76 Montgomery Naughtin Michael, notary public and justice of the peace, 5 Montgomery, r 76 Montgomery Naughton James P., elk Weed & Cornwell, r 3 Wilson Naughton Patrick, watchman C. R. R Naylor James, Jr., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 22 Lincoln Naylor Samuel, c, cotton sampler, r Burroughs, cor Anderson Neason Franklin, wks Savarese & Bro., bds 57 Broughton Neason Mary Mrs., huckster, Market, r Broughton Neaves Albert F., printer Morning News, r 208 Bryan Nebitt Louisa, wid John, r 157 Jones NEIDLINGER EDW IN L. , harness, 156 St. Julian, r 104 Liberty Neidlinger James, elk C. R. R Neidlinger Leonora, bds 1 Howard Neidlinger Peter S., bds 104 Liberty Neidlinger William C., elk E. L. Neidlinger, r 104 Liberty Neill Andrew Rev., r ss Gwinnett, 1st e of -Cuyler Neill Edward, stevedore, bds New Houston, ne cor Drayton Neill James F., bkkpr D. R. Thomas, r New Houston, ne cor Drayton Neill John, stevedore, r New Houston, ne cor Drayton Neill, Samuel, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, s of Sims Neill & Rose (John Neill and J. A Rose), Bay, foot of Dray ton * J Nelson Andrew, grocer 21 Price Nelson Charles H., elk Saussy &Harmon, bds 23 Jones Nelson Harris, c, wks Bacon & Brooks Nelson James G., elk H. F. Lubs, r 23 Jnes Nelson James K , engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r 23 Jones Nelson James T., elk, bds 23 Jones Nelson Joseph, c, painter, r ns Huntingdon, 3d w of W. Broad Nelson Julia, c, laundress, r rear 72 State Nelson Louisa, c, laundress, r Charlton lane, 1st e of Barnard Nelson Lyman F. (L. F. Nelson & Co.), r New York Nelson L. F. & Co. (L. F. Nelson and W. E. Overton), com mers, 176 Bay 1 Iron FrontsF0R store%and dwellings. I MgDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.)| NEL 376 NEW Nelson. Peter, wks C. R. R., bds es St. Gaul, 1st n of Harrissn, Nelson Robert, c,*bricklayer, r rear 32 St. Julian Nelson Robert, c, driver R. Falligant, r rear 146 Gaston Nelson Susan C., wid Robert, bds 23 Jones Nephler Joseph F., elk, r 50 Bryan < , , Nesbitt Albert, c, carpenter, W . Boundary, se cor Joachim Nesbitt John, cigar mkr F. Kolb, r 34 Barnard Nesbitt John, c, lab, r W. Boundary, foot of Walker Nesbitt Robert, c, lab, r ws Reynolds, 2d s of President Neuburger Ferdinand, salesman Frank & Co., r 158 Jones Neuburger Herman, trav agt, r 107 Gordon Neufville Edward F., real estate and ins agt, 101 Bay, r 70 S. Broad Neufville Henry S., bkkpr P. M. DeLeon, r 162 Liberty Neufville Mary F., widE., r 70 S. Broad Neumayer Everhard (J. A. Roberts & Co.), r Camden, N. J Neve Jense C., policeman, r Pine, 2d n of Taylor Nevitt John J., Architect, 99 Bay, r 87 Liberty New Houston Street Church (Methodist,) New Houston, se cor Jefferson Newell Thomas M. (J. B. West & Co.), r Montgomery, Ga Newman Daniel, c, driver A. Lefler, r ns Waldburg, 1st e of W. Broad Newman Dean, trav agt Lippman Bros, r Pulaski House NEW M AN EMILE, lawyer, 135 and 137 Bay, bds 169 Jones Newman James, wks Cotton Factory, r ss Walker, 1st w of Purse Newman Richard, lab, r 24 Stewart Newman Sarah, wid T. E., r ss Walker, 1st w of Purse Newton Arthur R., elk I. S. Davidson, bds i32 State Newton Georgia, c, nurse, r es Jefferson, 2d s of Gaston Newton Isaac B., conductor C. R. R., bds 300 W. Broad Newton Jasper W (J. W. Newton & Bro.), r 16 William NEWTON JOHN J., cigars and tobacco, 31 Drayton, r 118 Jones Newton Joseph B. (J. W. Newton & Bro.), r 16 William Newton J. W. & Bro (J. W. and J. B. Newton), grocers, 14 William Newton Margaret, c, cook, r es Jefferson, 2d s of Gaston Newton Robert, train hand C. R. R Newton Samuel L. (Newton & Kemps), r 201 Broughton Newton Stephen, planter, r Jefferson, sw cor Bolton Mill AND PANS OF ALL SIZES, made by JOHN UOUEKE, 2 Bay St. E P Q fr A n a - PHARMACIST, > V i O T f O n g , 67 BULL STREET. NEW 377 NOB * Newton William, train hand C. R,. R Newton & Kemps (S. L. Newton and J. H. Kemps), grocers 201 Broughton ' ' NICHOLS ALFRED S., hats, caps, boots and shoes, 128 Broughton, r 162 Taylor Nichols Clarence, c, lab, r rear Pleasant Hill, cor Waters rd Nichols Dambo, c, carpenter, r 27 McDonough Nichols Edgar H., asst surgeon Marine Hospital, Custom House, r 50 S. Broad Nichols Fenwick T., elk S., F. & TV) Ry., bds 110 Barnard Nichols George, wks C. R. R NICHOLS GEORGE N., blank book mnfr,' printer and binder, 93 and 95 Bay, r 110 Barnard. (See opp p. 133.) Nichols George S., bds 56 Barnard NICHOLS GEORGE T., supt The Bradstreet Co., r 162 Taylor Nichols Joshua, c, lab, r 202 Bryan Nichols Oliver S , binder G. N. Nichols, r 110 Barnard Nichols Thomas, c, wks T. L. Kinsey Nichols William N. (Fretwell & Nichols), r Bolton, nw cor Howard Nicolson John, plumber, steam and gas fitter, 30 and 32 Drayton, r 98 State Nicolson Robert B., bkkpr John Nicolson, r 98 S^ate * Nick Barney, c, lab, r ns Bolton lane, 3d w of W. Broad Nieter Max O., exchange elk O. Cohen & Co., r 105 Bay * Night Edwin, c, lab, r 114 Liberty Nile Charles P., c, drayman T. P. Bond Nile Richard, c, wks Tyler Press Nipson John J. (Spyder & Nipson), 104 S. Broad Nipson Mary A. Mrs., dressmkr, Drayton, cor S. Broad Nisbet Fritz (Nisbet & Co.), bds 137 Gordon Nisbet John (Nisbet & Co.), r 137 Gordon Nisbet &Co. (John and Fritz Nisbet), cotton exporters, 106 Bay Nix David, c, wks M. Maclean, r McDonough Nix Edward A., farmer, r 109 Montgomery Nixon Butler, c, porter J. K. Simon Nixon Elizabeth, wks Cotton Factory Nixon James, c, lab, r ws Lumber, 2d s of Jones Nixon John, wks Cotton Factory Nixon William, wks Cotton Factory NOBLE GEORGE, florist, nurseryman and ice cream gar den, 60 Bull. (See p. 18.) ArchitecturalIranM E le g a n t P a s se n g e r C oacies, w ith W e stin g h o u se A ir lra k e s, M iller P la tfo rm s, a n d J a n n e y C o u p lers. NO B_______________378 _________N O B Noble Isaiah, c, waiter, r 22 Mill Noble James, elk G. Noble, bds 60 Bull Noble. Baymond, c, lab, r ss S. Broad lane, 2d e of Mont gomery Nolan James, wks Laurel Grove Cemetery, r es Guerard, 3d s of Sims Nolan James J., wks C. R. R , bds es Guerard, 3d n of Walker Nolan John E., grocer, 26 Broughton Nolan Luke, wheelwright and blacksmith, Margaret, sw cor W. Broad, r es Guerard, 3d n of Walker Nolan Timothy, blacksmith Fetzer & Sanberg, r es Guerard, 3d s of Sims Noland Joseph J., train hand C. R. R , r 91| Whitaker Noland Thomas M., carrier P. O., r 91^ Whitaker Noon Katie, wid M., r ss Bay lane, 3d w of Houston Noonan Matthew C., elk J. Lyons, bds 50 St. Julian Noone Mary, wid Henry r ss Huntingdon, 1st w of Jefferson Norburg Thomas, wks C. R. R Norman Benjamin, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 3d w of Arnold Norman Dembo, c, switchman S., F. & W. Ry Norman James, c, lab, r 7 Poplar Norman John, c, wks C. R. R Norman Peter, c, lab, r Bolton, 3d e of Cuyler Norman Titus, c, sawyer, r 12 Poplar Norman Willis, c, wks C. R. R , r ws Price, 2d n of Anderson Norman Willis, Jr., wks C. R R , r ws Price, 2d n of Anderson Norris Arthur, ship carpenter, bds 72 Broughton Norris John, ship carpenter, r 74 Broughton Norris Mary, wid J., bds Purse, ne cor Walker Norris Michael, ship carpenter, r 74 Broughton North Mary, c, nurse H. F. Willink, r rear 65 Broughton North Samuel, carpenter, r ss Duffy lane, 1st w of Jefferson North Sarah, c, cook W. T. Thompson, r rear 39 Habersham Norton Alexander R , apothecary, r 81^ W. Broad Norton James, elk, bds 32 Wilson Norton James, c, lab, r W. Broad, sw cor Indian Norton John, c, butcher, Market, r Pine, cor Lumber Norton John W., elk J. A. Douglass, r 74 Liberty Norton Patrick, watchman C. R. R., r 32 Wilson Norton Roscoe, c, eigarmkr, r rear McAlister, 4th w of S. Broad Norton William, wks C. R R . r ws W. Boundary, s of Sims Norwood James R , c, porter Gourdin, Young & Co., r 118 Drayton REEDY Is H eadquarters* Keejis Humphrey's Homeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. NOB 379 _________ Q'B R Norwood Samuel, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins Norwood Thomas M., lawyer, 111 Bay, r 106 Abercorn Nostrand Ann, wid George, r 13 William NOVELTY IRON WORKS, John Rourke, propr; 2 Bay. (See bottom lines.) Nowell Edward, c, bricklayer, r ss Huntingdon, 13th w of W. Broad Nowland Joseph, fireman C. R. R Nugent Ann, wid Peter, r 192 Bryan Nugent Dennis, painter, bds 14 Houston Nugent E. Hettie Miss, teacher Massie Dist. School, r Jones Nugent James, elk, bds 14 Houston NUGENT JOHN, foreman Morning News, r 204 Bryan Nugent Julia wid Edmund, r 14 Houston Nugent Nora, wid T., bds 6 Price Nugent Robert, watchman Central Cotton Press, r 56 Jones Nugent R., upholsterer, Bull, nr Charlton Nugent Terrence, printer Morning News, r 192 Bryan Nugent Thomas, baker, 192 Bryan Numan Patrick, horseshoer A. Kent, r 33 William Nungezer Clifford 0., elk*John Oliver, r 95 Henry Nungezer Daniel E,, carpenter C. R. R , r 95 Henry Nungezer George H., bricklayer, r 25 William , Nungezer James V., carpenter C. R. R , r ws Barnard, 2d n of Anderson Nungezer J., checker S., F. & W. Ry Nungezer Mary, wid N., bds ns William, w of W. Broad Nungezer W. F., watchman S., F. &W. R y Nunn Hammond, c, lab, r Farm, 1st s of Indian NUNN RICHARD J., physician, 119 York, bds 115 York Nussbaum Abraham (Stern & Nussbaum), r New York Nussbaum Solomon, elk Stern & Nussbaum, r 157J Gordon Nuttall George, c, carpenter, r Brownsville Nuttall Jane A., c, seamstress, r ws Montgomery, 2d n of Bol ton O^BERER LOUIS, wks S., F.*& W. Ry., bds Price, sw cor Gaston Lane O'Brien Catharine, wid James, r es Walnut, 2d n of Harrison OjBrien Dennis,, wks &, F. & W. Ry.. bds 35 Gaston O'Brien Dora, wks Cotton Factory O'Brien Elizabeth, huckster, r Waters rd Him Ss 1N\Uo1rthernIf IP1pliDpUpqOmMacDtocnhoueghdoBna all llanty of ne. oub work. (See front %B.) S IT I j y ? 1" T h r o u g h S le e p e rs d a ily to V al-> Y d o sta * Q u itm an , T h o m asv iU e an d O'B B ___________380_____________ O'CO O'Brien E., watchman S , F. & W. By O'Brien James, car inspector S., F. & W. B-y # O'Brien James, lab, bds Liberty, swcor Beynolds O'B R IEN JAMES, storekpr S., F. & W. By., r ns Duffy, 4th e of Abercorn O'Brien James, tailor, r 190 Hull O'Brien James, wks C. B. B ' O'Brien John, lab, bds*E. Broad, nw eorSt. Julian O'Brien Joseph, c, porter William I. Miller O'Brien Louisa, wid William, r 23 Montgomery O'Brien Martha Miss, chambermaid Pulaski House O'Brien Mary Miss, bds Montgomery, se cor Charlton O'Brien Mary A. Miss, elk B. F. McKenna, bds.31 Lincoln O'Brien Michael, elk Gray & O'Brien, bds 214 President O'Brien Michael, tinsmith, bds 8 St. Julian O'Brien Michael, wks Laurel Grove Cemetery, r ss Baberts, 9th w of W.. Broad O'Brien Michael A. O, principal Cathedral Grammer School, bds 55 E. Broad O'Brien Patrick, wks C. B. B., bds 31 Lincoln O'Brien Patrick H. (Gray & O'Brien)^ 15 Broughton O'Brien Bichard J. Bev., 105 Perry O'Brien Bobert, elk C. B. B., r 31 Lincoln O'Brien ?arah Mrs., domestic, Mrs. A. Goldon O'Brien Thomas, fireman C. B. B O'Brien Thomas J., plumber T. Halligan, r Charlton, nr W. Broad O'Byrne Dominique A., lawyer, Bryan, ne cor Whitaker, r 143 Perry O'Byrne Gabriel A. elk James O'Byrne, bds 226 Bay O'Byrne Ida Miss, music teacher, Perry, cor Whitaker O'Byrne James, grocer, 226 Bay O'Byrne John H., clkC. B. B., r 6 | Jefferson ., ' O'Byrne Joseph A., withG. A. M rcer, r 226 Bay O'Byrne Michael A., law student W. S. Basinger, r 226 Bay O'Callan John, wks J. Feelv, r 140 Bryan O'Connell Dennis, junk dealer, 35 St. Julian O'Connell Emmett, elk A. H. Morales, r 6L Harris O'Connell James, wks C. B. B., bdsws Wilson, 2d n of Sims O'Connell Joseph J., elk A. B. Altmayer &Co., bds 61 Harris O'Connell Maggie J. Miss, elk D. Hogan, r 55| E. Broad O'Connell Mary F. Mrs, elk D. Hogan, r 31 Lincoln O'Connell Patrick, cutler and Lcksmith, 214 St. Julian C G i v e n on A ll Kinds of Repairs, LMIEIIdlt/b JOHN ROURKE, 2 Bay Street. Strong's Drug Store, bull* j O'Q O ________ 381________ O'D R OLJonnell William B., elk G. J. Gahona, r 61 Harris ipjonnor Charles J., wks S., F. &. W. By O'CONNOR DANIEL, wagon mnfr, b'acksmith and horse- shoer W. Broad, nw cor Bryan, r ns Bryan, 2d w of W. Broad. (See p. 88.) O'Connor Daniel, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r 97J W. Broad O'Connor Dennis, grocer, 66 Congress, r 18 Lincoln O'Connor Edward W., blacksmith C. R. R , r W. Broad, 1st n of Bolton O'Connor John, elk Reily & Molony, r 98 Hull O'Connor John D., elk P. O'Connor, bds 5 Broughton 0 Connor John T., elk, bds 108 State O'Connor Joseph, elk A. R. Altmayer, bds 61 Harris 0 Connor Kate Mrs., grocer, 200 Gaston O'Connor Kate Mrs., housekpr, r 75 Charlton O'Connor Luke, watchman C. R. R O'Connor Mamie Miss, elk Lippman Bros., r W. Broad, cor Stewart O'Connor Michael J., student Lester & Ravenel, r Indian, ne cor Ann O'Connor Patrick, wheelwright and blacksmith, E. Broad, sw cor President, r 5 Broughton O'Connor Patrick J., lawyer, 108 Bryan, r ns Bryan, 1st w of W. Broad - 9 O'Connor Walter H., lab, bds 200 Gaston O'Connor William, elk, bds 61 Harris O'Connor William, drayman, bds ws W. Broad, 1st n of Bol ton O'Connor York, wks C. R. R., r ns Sims, 2d e of Purse O'Donaghue Annie M. Mrs., teacher Cathedral School, bds 66 S. Broad O'Donnell John, wks C. R. R., r ns Indian, 1st w of Coffee al O'Donnell Mary, wid John, r ws Montgomery, 3d s of William son O'Donnell Thomas F., engineer, bds'Montgomery, 3d s of Wil liamson O^Donohue Daniel, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 44 E. Boundary O'Donohue Katie Miss, dressmkr, bds 44 E. Boundary O'Donohue Mary, wid P., r 44 E. Boundary O'Donohne Patrick, painter, bds 44 E. Boundary O'Donovan John, mess Sou. Exp. Co., bds 26 Drayton O'Dpnovan Timothy H., elk D. Hogan, bds 133 Congress O'Driscoll Belle C., wid Francis 0., .bds 164 Liberty MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) >, ( U ft ' M FLORIDA DISPATCH l HJ., FAST PEEIGHT LIN K Q'X > B ________382______________ O'NE O'Driscoll Cornelius, wks S., F. & W. Ry O'Driscoll Jeremiah, lab, r Houston., sw cor Bryan O'Dwyer Mary E. Miss, milliner, r 202 S. Broad O'Dwyer William, carpenter, r202.S. Broad O'Farrell Joseph, elk C. R. R O'Gorman John, bkkpr Charles Green & Co., 102 S. Broad O'Hagan Ephraim, elk P. Tuberdy, r es Abercorn, 1st s of Jones t O'Hanlon Charles, hair picker C. R. R O'Hanlon Charlotte E. Mrs., dressmkr, 45 Barnard O'Hara Edward, conductor C. L. R. R O'Hara Hannah Mrs., boarding, ws E. Broad, 1st s of Gordon O'Hara Thomas Rev., pastor St. Patrick Church, Ir 81 Mont gomery O'Hara William J., helper S., F. & W. Ry O'Hear John, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds Waldburg, nw cor Price O'Keefe Ambrose, with Solomons & Co., r 49 Congress O'Keefe James, solicitor Recorder, r 49 Congress O'Keefe John, clk-C. R. R O'Keefe Robert, policeman, r 17 Congress O'Leary Cornelius, wks C. R. R., bds 31 Lincoln O'Leary Daniel, lab, r Joachim, 1st w of W. Broad O'Leary Jerry, wks Cotton Factory, bds ws Wilson, 4th n of Sims O'Leary John, elk Alonzo Payne, r 197 Congress O'Leary John,, lab. r 29 St. Julian O'Leary Michael, elk Jacob Cohen, r 133 Congress O'Leary Michael, mess W. U. Tel. Co., bds ns Joachim, 1st w of W. Broad O'Leary Thomas, wks C. R. R., r ws Wilson, 4th n of Sims O'Leary William, wks Cotton Factory O'Mara Mac, lab, r ws E. Boundary, 3d n of President O'Neill Bridget, wid T., r 13 York O'Neill Charles F., molder, r ns Indian, 12th e of Farm O'Neill Daniel E., house and sign painter, 138 St. Julian, r ns Charlton, 11th w of W. Broad O'Neill Dennis, tinner C. R. R., r 25 Cjngress O'Neill Dennis, wks C. Heiden, r rear Price, se cor New Houston O'Neill Elizabeth, c, laundress, r es Price, 1st s of Hall O'Neill James, elk B. F. McKenna, r 13 York O'Neill James, c, lab, r es Roberts, 3d n of Wilson J. B. REEDY, The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. L. C. Strong, DRUGrCrTST. P rescrip tion s a S p ecialty, 07 B u ll Street. O'N E ______________ 383________ QHL O'Neill John, c, cook, r rear Gwinnett, 1st n of Waters rd OlNeill John B. G., lumber inspector J. J. Dale & Co., r 38 Jones O'Neill John J., elk W. C. Jackson & Co., r 25 Congress O'Neill Patrick, lab, bds 24 Bryan O'Neill Richard, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Jones lane, 2d w E. Broad O'Neill Robert, c, wks W. W. Gordon, r ss Bryan, 3d e of Farm O'Neill Thomas, c, butler, r rear 69 Jefferson O'Neill William A., wks S., F, & W. Ry., bds 164 S. Broad O'Rear Charles W., fireman C. R. R., bds Anderson, sw cor Montgomery O'Rear H. Elmer, conductor S., S. & S. R. R., bds Anderson, sw cor Montgomery O'Rear William A., carpenter, r Anderson, se cor Montgomery 0 'Ro.uke Catharine, wid M, r 28 President O'Rouke Felix, lab, bds 11 Houston O'Rouke Francis, lab, bds 11 Houston O'Shaughnessy Thomas, driver, bds ws Purse, 2d s of Jones O'Steam John, elk, bds 11 Margaret O'Sullivan Daniel, engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r Thunderbolt rd 3d w of Waters rd O'Sullivan Mercedes, wid Charles, r 189 Broughton O'Sullivan Morris, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 9 Congress O'Sullivan Mortimer, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r 9 Congress O ADUM POPE, wks Cotton Factory Oating Mary, wid Charles, r es Price, 6th n of Hall OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., G. M. Sorrel, agt; Exchange Bldg, Bay, opp Bull. (See p 91.) Odingsells William, c, huckster, Market, r ns Orange, 2d e of Farm Oehler Charles H., dyer, 212 Broughton Oestringer Katie Miss, with Jacob Cohen, r 67 President Oestringer Nicholas (Oestringer & MacMahonl, r 67 President OESTRINGER & MacMAHON (N. Oestringer and J. J. MacMahon), carpenters and builders, 79 Bay. (S eep 84.) Oglethorpe Barracks, Bull, se cor Liberty Oglethorpe Club, Broughton, ne cor Bull Ohlmann Abraham, mer, bds 168 Liberty Oblmann Benja,min, elk Mrs. F. Ohlmann, r 168 Liberty Ohlmann Fannie Mrs., dry goods, clothing, &c., 160 Broughton, r 168 Liberty OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONQUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) S., F . & W. R. F re ig h t in T h rough C ars on fa st train s W ithout T ran sfer. ___ O H L 384_____________ DEC Ohlmann Louis, elk. r 168 Liberty Ohlmann Samuel, elk Mrs. F. Ohlmann, r 168 Liberty Ohseck Carl, cigarmkr F. Kolb, r Liberty, cor Drayton Olason Ola, wks C. R. R Olcott Charles H., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 82 Bryan Olds Thomas H., carpenter, r ns Bolton lane, 2d e of Cuyler ^ Oledise Eugene, cigarmkr F. Kolb, bds 121 Broughton Ollredge George, c, farmer, r rear Bolton, 7th e of S., F. & W Ry Oliveira Ellen M. Mrs., saloon, Indian, ne cor Ann Oliveira William D., capt, r Indian, ne cor Ann Oliver'Albert,' c, driver, r 205 Wayne Oliver,Alfred H., sewing machine agt, bds 10 Margaret Oliver Benjamin, c, driver, r ns Reppard, 4th e of White Bluff rd Oliver Eugene, c, porter William Scheihing Oliver Henrietta, wid John, r 158 Gaston Oliver Henry, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r 27 Taylor Oliver James F., elk W. Vollers, bds W. Broad, sw cor Jones OLIVER JOHN (estate,) paints, oils, glass, doors, sash, blinds, and house and sign painter; 5 Wnitaker. (See front cover.) . Oliver John W., engineer C. R. R OLIVER'S PA IN T AND OIL STORE, 5 Whitaker Oliveros Bartholomew P., student, bds 113 Broughton Oliveros G. F., blacksmith C. L. R R Oliveros John B., agt Weed Sewing Machine, 113 Broughton Oliveros John B., Jr., elk D. C. Bacon & Co., bds 113 Brough ton Oliveros Louis M. C , elk J. B Oliveros, bds 114 Broughton Olmeyer Anna, wid Henry, r Purse, sw cor Sims Olmeyer Mary, wks Cotton*Factory, bds Pnrse sw cor Sims OLMSTEAD CHARLES H., treas Mutual Loan Co., and genl ins. agt; represent Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins, Co., Of Germany, and Phoenix Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn., 85i Bay, r Beaulieu Olmstead Edward H., wks C. R. R., r White Bluff rd Olmstead Henry, engineer, bds 76 Bryan Oppenheimer Harry S., elk Mohr Bros., r ss Duffv, 1st w of Bull Oppenheimer Karl M., com mer, 104 Bay, r ss Duffy, 1st w of Bull Orchard Belton, r 158 State PULLEYS, HANGERS, ETC., 7 m ade by JOHN ItO U K K E , 2 B ay Street. A.mTOILET ARTICLES, Ii. C.%TRONG, 67 BnU Street. OED 385 OWE Ordinis Lewis, c, cigar mkr F. Roseally, Orme Charles, porter J. I. Wynn, bds 158 Bryan . Orme Gordon S., elk D. Talmage's Sons & Co., r 75 Gordon Orme Richard M., journalist, r 75 Gordon Ormston Edward, engineer, bds 204 State Ornon John, lab, r 5 | E. Broad Orr William, foreman Recorder, bds 103 Liberty Osborne Harry, wks G. Cb. Gemunden Osborne James, c, lab., r ws S. Broa 1 lane, 1st n of Hall Osborn J. Howard H., supt Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., r 90 Jones Osborne Lawrence, cotton sampler, r es St. Gaul, 2d n of Zubly Osborne William, c, wks Cotton Press, r ws Walnut, 6th s of Zubly Osby John, c, wks John Quint, r rear Falligant Hill Osteene John W., elk Russak & Co., bds 11 Margaret Oswell Robert, c, blacksmith S., S. & S. Ry., r Sims, se cor Wilson lane Oswell William, c, wks Gordon Press Ott Peter J., grocer, r Bolton, cor Waters rd Otto Ely, propr Tne Penny Local, 12 Whitaker, r Abercorn, cor Waldburg lane Otto John, road master B. & A. St. R. R., r Waldburg, se cor Burroughs Overton Joseph P., with Muir & Duckworth, r 105 Bay Overton Waiter E. (L. F. Nelson & Co.), bds 102 Broughton Owen William T., elk Rob Habersham's Son & Co., r 86 Taylor Owens Alexander A., wks C. R. R., bds Duffy, sw cor Lincoln Owens Alfred, c, wks C. R. R., r ws St. Gaul, 4th n.of Harrison Owens Anthony, c,.fireman S., F. & W. Ry Owens B. Lloyd, elk Oc^an S. S. Co., r 85 Congress ,, Owens Charlotte, domestic J. McGrath, bds 14 Habersham Owens Edward, c, carpenter, r rear Bolton, 2d e of S., F. & W. Ry Owens Edward, c, lab, r Indian lane, 12th w of Farm Owens George, c, lab, r ws Montgomery, 5th n of Huntingdon Owens George, train hand C. R. R Owens George S., planter, r90 State Owens George W., planter, r 90 State Owens James, c, wks C. R. R., r Indian lane, 15th e of Farm Owens John, c, wks G. S. Owens, r rear 90 State Owens Maria, wid John, r 57 York jWjllq and PA I\T. F u ll stock on hand 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 MCDONOUGH & B A L L A N X IN E . (See front fly B.) Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay eross. OWE 386 PAL Owens Martha, c, laundress, r ws Montgomery, 5th n of Huntingdon Owens Pal, c, lab, r Farm, se cor Orange Owens Prince, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Lovers lane, nr Owens Reese, c, wks Upper Rice Mill, r Mill, 11th w of Farm Owens Richard, lab, bds 70 Jones Owens Watkyn P., supt Lower Rice Mills, bds 92 State Owens William, c, lab. r Eastville Owenstein John, elk, r Montgomery, nr Berrien P ACE OZIAS F., conductor C. R R Pacetti Andrew, elk O. Palmes, r President, bet Barnard and Whitaker Pacetti Andrew B., watchman S., F. & W. Ry., r Price, nw cor Gaston lane Pacetti Andrew T., engineer, r Barnard, cor New Houston lane iracetti Edward, elk J. B. Reedy, r ns Bolton, 4th w of Barnard Pacetti Edward C., tinner, 33 Jefferson, r 38 Lincoln Pacetti Edward D., restaurant, bds Bolton, 5th w of Barnard Pacetti Herbert A., cigars, 162 J Broughton, r 24 Barnard Pacetti John A., tailor, r 189 Broughton Pacetti Joseph A., cigarmkr, r 110 State Pacetti Joseph E., stone cutter, r 110 State Page David, c, wks William Burke Page Henry, c, driver J. Feeley Page John, tailor T. McKay Page Joseph, c. sailor, r ss Pine, opp St. Gaul Page Peter, c, shoemkr, ws Ann, 2d s of Bryan Page William, lab, r 29 Taylor Paine Edward, sea captain, r Hutchinson Island Pame Jefferson, c, cook H. Kolshorn, r. ss Jones lane, 2d w of .Prendergast PA IN E W ILLIAM W ., lawyer, 101 Bay, bds 86 Taylor Jrilaso bopir, iruits, r Barnard, cor Broughton Palethorpe H. L., c, trainhand C. R. R Palin Caroline R., wid John M., r ws Barnard, *7th n of Huntingdon Palin James*M., bkkpr W. D. Waples, r ns Duffy, 2d w of Whitaker Pahsier Andrew, tinner, bds 38 Lincoln Palisier Francis, elk E C. Pacetti, bds 38 Lincoln Palmer Amanda E., wid James, r 96 Montgomery R eed y is the only H ouse In the City im porting French W ines and Brandies, consequently has the best. J. m ^ -y , French, American and English O l l U n g , Soaps, 67 Bull Street. PAL 387 PAR Palmer Annie, wid A., r 40 Houston Palmer Armin B., with Muir & Duckworth, r 132 Jones PALM ER BROS. (S. B. and H. A. Palmer), hardware, agricultural implements, etc., 148 and 150 Congress, and 149 and 151 St. Julian. (See front paster.) Palmer Francis, grocer, r Sims, nw cor Lumber Palmer Harry, elk D. Weisbein, r 96 State Palmer Henry W., elk Palmer Bros., r 148 Congress Palmer Herbert A. (Palmer Bros), r 132 Jones Palmer Herbert W., elk Palmer Bros, r 132 Jones Palmer James J., watchman S., F. & W. Ry., bds 40 Houston Palmer Jane T. Miss, dress mkr Mrs. K. Booth, bds 40 Hous-< ton Palmer Kittie Miss, dress mkr, r ss William, e of Farm Palmer Philip, c, driver, r 43 Roberts Palmer Samuel B. (Palmer Bros.), r 77 Gaston Palmer Thomas A., painter, r 40 Houston Palmer Wesley, c, driver W. M. Davidson, r ws Wilson lane, 1st n of Walker Palmer William K , elk F. M. Hull, r 132 Jones Palmes George F., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 84 Barnard Palmes Oscar, cigars, Marshall House, r 150 President Palmes Rachel Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 36 President, r 150 President Pape Adolph W., cigar mkr Mrs. R. Palmes, r 180 President Pape Sophia, wid A., r 188 President Pardue Edward, wks Cotton Factory Pardue Eliza Miss, nurse, r 145 Perry Pardue Richard A., engineer, r ws Wilson, 3d n of Stewart Parish George W., plow mnfr, 190 and 192 St. Julian, r 114 Tattnall Park Charles S., U. S. guager Custom House, r 91 Liberty Park James A., wks S., F. &W. Ry., r ns Indian, 4th e of Farm Parker Abraham, c, hostler M. Feeley, r. Charlton lane, bet Price and E. Broad Parker George W., c, lab, r ss Henry, 3d e of Montgomery Parker Isaac, c, lab, r ns Orange, 4th w of Ann Parker James, c, wks C. R. R , r ss Walker, 3d w of Guerard Parker John, c, train hand S , F. & W. Ry., r ss Roberts, 13th w of W. Broad Parker Mark, wks C. R R , bds 26 William Parker Milton, porter Marshall House Parker Peter, c, scavenger, r 17 Charlton Past Freight Line, daily to Macon, Albany, Chattahoochee Liver, ad all Points in South ern Georgia and Florida. P A R _______________388 PAU Parker Samuel, wks C. R R , r Duffy lane, 1st w of Whitaker Parker Sarh, wid M., bds 115 Barnard Parker Washington, c, wks C. R R Parker W. H., overseer C. R R Parry John G., insp timber Parry William, barkpr J. Johnson, bds E. Broad, sw cor Bay lane * , J Parry William S., elk J. B. West & Co., bds 54 Harris PARSONS ELISHA, dentist, 119 York, r 115 York Parsons Felix, elk Gr. M. Heidt & Co., bds ss Waldburg, 2d w of Jefferson Parsons Herman, elk B. F. McKenna, bds 156 S. Broad Parsons Joseph,- c, fireman C. & S. Ry., r Price, 1st s of Hun tingdon Partridge William K., cashier R W . Woodbridge, r 97 S. Broad Pascal James J., engineer, rss Berrien, 3d e of W. Broad Passimore John, c, wks Knickerbocker Ice Co., r Indian nr W. Broad Patin Yerna, c, wks C. R. R Patjens T. R , elk F. Morgan & Co Patrick Charles, fireman C. R R , r 261 William Patrick James, c, lab, r ns Charlton lane, 1st w of E. Broad Patterson Alexander, c, porter C. Murphy Patterson Alonzo, c, drayman, r ss Harrison, of Farm Patterson Charles B., engineer C. R R , r 117^ Barnard Patterson Edward Q., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r ss New Houston, 2d w of Lincoln Patterson Ellen, c, cook C. Anderson, r 67 Charlton Patterson George R , local pass agt S., F. & W. Ry., r 171 Hall Patterson Henry, shipsmith J. McAlleer, bds ss Indian? 11th w of Farm Patterson John A., policeman, r E. Broad, 1st s of Taylor Patterson Oliver, painter S., F. & W. Ry., bds 65 Tattnall Patterson Scipio, c, lab, r Margaret, ne cor W. Boundary Patterson Susanna, wid Charles V., r 100 Broughton Patterson William H., lawyer, r 100 Broughton* Patton David G., printer, 111 Bay, r 67 St. Julian Patton John, c, wks Upper Press, r Reed Row Paul Robert, lab, r 3 Congress Paulsen Jacob (Dickerson & Paulsen), r 58 Montgomery Pausch George A., cigar mnfr, 158 Congress, r Henry, 4th n of Whitaker John Rourke, Architectural Iron Work a Specialty, 2 B ay St. Store, 67 BULL St. PAY 389 PEL Pavo Palvo, fruits, 112 Broughton Paxton Minnie, wid B. C., r 17 Harris Payne Alonzo, physician, 197 Congress Payne Clayborn, c, lab, r rear 163 York Payne Lee, c, wks S. Hermann, r rear 37 Jefferson Peach Thomas, helper C. R. R., r Jones, sw cor Wilson Peacock Albert (W. C. Powell & Co.), r Eastman, Ga PEACOCK, HUNT & CO. (P. L. Peacock, J. W. Hunt, W. N. Holt and C. S. Ellis), genl com mers, 128 Bay Peacock Peter L. (Peacock, Hunt & Co.), r Cochran, Ga Pead E. LaFayette, elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds 1531 Gordon Pead J. Wickliff, bkkpr Branch & Cooper, r 153| Gordon Pead Sarah E., wid C. J., r 153| Gordon Pead William C., elk Gaudrv & Walker, 153| Gordon Pearce Eliza, wid T., r ns Waldburg, 1st e of Lincoln Pearce William K., bkkpr O. Cohen & Co., r ns Waldburg, 1st e of Lincoln PEARCE, see also PEIRCE and PIERCE Pearson John A., elk Graham & Hubbell, bds 180 Broughton Pease Henry W., mer.. r 172 Broughton Pease Sarah Mrs., millinery, 149 Broughton, r 172 Brough ton ) Peck John, sea captain, bds 6 Jefferson Peck Rachel, wid Theodore P., r ws Tattnall, 2d n of Hall PED RAJA DAN IEL DE LA, consul of Spain, 136 Bay, bds Marshall House v Peek Eben B., bkkpr Meinhard Bros & Co., r 160 Gaston ' Peek Henry T., bkkpr Ludden & Bates, bds 160 G iston Peel Scott, c, driver, r es Guerard lane, 3d s of Sims. Peer Newton, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Peet Frank B., capt " Ogeechee," r 155 Perry Peirce David L., elk Ludden & Bates, bds 117| Barnard Peirce James C., engineer, r 117J Barnard Peirce J. Champion, elk C. R. R , bds 117^ Barnard PEIRCE, see also PEARCE and PIERCE Pelletier Charles, carpenter Schwarz & Acosta, r W. Broad, sw cor Bolton Pelot David, c, porter D. J. Quinan, r 80 Broughton Pelot Fitzgerald R , r 184 Hull Pelot Geraldine R , wid J. F., r 148 Hull Pelot Sapiuel B., elk Crawford & Lovell, bds 148 Hull Pelot Stephen, cook, bds 9 Yoyk Pelot Thomas E., elk Crawford & Lovell, bds 148 Hull MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) 17 F.&W.RY. ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO F L O R IS T PEM ____________ 390 PEB Pemble William W., collector Singer Mnfg Co., bds 102 Brough ton Pender William, c, lab, r ss Huntingdon, 9th w of W. Broad Penfield Mariners Bethel Church, Montgomery, sw cor St. Ju lian Penniman Carrie, c, fruit and confectionary, W. Broad, cor Liberty PENTON GEORGE 0., agt Singer Mnfg Co., 181 Brough ton, r 168 Henry Pepper George F., elk S., F. &W. By., bds 38 President Pepper Gerald J., elk W. H. Daniel, bds 38 President Pepper Patrick, elk J. B. Reedy, r York, nr Barnard Pepper Robert E., elk H. C. Houston, bds 38 President Pepper Thomas, mer., r 38 President Pepper Thomas J,, elk J. J. McDonough, bds 38 President Pereneau John, c, lab, r Lumber, 3d n of Pine Peres Peter, baker J. J. Walsh, bds 199 Jones Perkins Henry, c, lab, r Jones, sw cor E. Broad Perkins Hiram, watchman C. R. R., r 57 Montgomery Perkins John, c, lab, r Hall, sw cor Tattnall Perkins Rainbow, c, barber, Harrison, ne cor Farm Perkins Thomas, c, lab, r ns Sims, 4th e of Lumber Perkins William H., c, porter Exchange bldg, r Jones, se cor E. Broad Perkins William M., butcher, 146 Taylor, r ns Anderson, 2d w of Barnard Perlinski Julius, dry goods and clothing, 176 Bryan, * 196 Hull Perry Alexander J., collector, r 72| Jones Perry Anna, wid C., bds Randolph, 2d w of Arnold Perry Charles A., elk C. R. R., r 72| Jones Perry Hemau B., elk, bds 72| Jones Perry Henry, c, lab, r ss Olive, 7th e of Farm Perry Jane D. Mrs., r 72| Jones Perry Mack, c, wks J. L. Kinsey, r ns Bolton lane, 3d w of W. Broad Perry Richard, c, porter Allen & Lindsay, r Barnard, nr S. Broad lane Perry Troup D., elk W. M. Mills, bds 72| Jones Perry William, c, lab, r Hall, sw cor Tattnall Perry William, c, wks C. R. R., r Wilson, ne cor Roberts Perry William, c, wks Tyler Press, r ss William, 3d e of Farm Perry William P., porter W. C. Butler, r 6 Stewart PLOW CASTINGS, and all descriptions i of Iron Work. John Rourke, 2 Bay St, nura m P E T ______________391 _______ PEfCE Peters Christian, mate " Centennial " r 20 Price Peters Joseph, watchman, bds Hall, nw cor Montgomery Petersen E. T. Syberg, broker Holst & Co., r 90 Jones Peterson George, wks U. S. Cutter, bds 24 Stewart Peterson John A., tinner C. A. Cox, r ns Indian, 6th e of Farm Peterson William, butler H. J. Dickerson, r rear 83 York Pettigrew Moses, c, wks C. R. R , r Gwinnett, ne cor E. Broad Pevey J. H , trainhand C. R R Peyton Ella J. Miss, elk D. Hogan, bds 214 President Peyton Richard, c, wks Octavius Cohen, r 7 Stewart Peyton William, c, porter O. Cohen, r 8 Stewart Phanis D. W,, trainhand C. R R PHILADELPHIA & SOUTHERN MAIL STEAM* SH IP CO., Wm. Hunter & Son, agts; 100 Bay. (See P -91.) v Philbrick Mary A., wid D. G., r Gaston, ne cor Abercorn Phillips Annie, c, laundress, r Charlton lane, 3d w of Whit aker * Phillips Clavius (O. Cohen & Co.), bds 83 Abercorn Phillips Florence, c, laundress, r Reynolds, nw cor Perry Phillips Hiram D., tailor, bds * Jefferson, sw cor New Houston , Phillips Hiram D. Jr., elk C. L. Gilbert & Co., r Jefferson, sw cor New Houston lane Phillips John, c, driver A. Minis, rrear 84 Jones Phillips John F., butcher, r Lincoln, sw cor Duffy * Phillips Joseph, blacksmith S., F. & W. Ry., r 97 Henry Phillips J. Randolph, elk C. R R., bds 92 Harris Phillips Mary A.,wid W. H., bds 95 W. Broad Phillips Sarah Miss, grocer, Duffy, sw cor Lincoln Phillips Sarah R., wid Rev. S. F., r 132 Liberty Phillips Thomas, c, wks S., F. & AY Ry., r Perry lane Philput Adam, c, carpenter, r Margaret, e of Farm Philput Eugene B. (J. Sullivan & Co.), r 82 S. Broad Phinizv Robert, c, bricklayer, r 194 President Phoenix Benjamin, c, wks Lower Press, r 99 | Montgomery Phoenix Charles, c, wks Lower Press, r 99AMontgomery PHOENIX IRON WORKS, Wm. Kehoe & Co., proprs; Broughton, nw cor Randolph. (See front pastor.) Phoenix John, c, wks C. R R , r es Price, 2d n of Hall Phoenix Joseph, c, wks C. R. R , r es Price, 2d n of Hall MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) IX O K ID A DISPATCH i, 10 wWGUSTS ii|,, past freight link P H (E ___________ 392_______________P IN Phoenix Neptune, c, cook Planters Hotel, r Jackson, sw cor Reynolds Phoenix Robert, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r Jackson, sw cor Reynolds Pichn Adele Miss, elk J. H. Furber, r 48 Habersham Pichn Celestin, watchmkr, 100 Broughton, r 48 Habersham Pichn Louisa Miss, with Jacob Cohen, bds 48 Habersham Pickett Michael, hack driver, r 9 Margaret Pierce Carl, wks I. J. Tishler, bds 42 Montgomery Pierce Eliza, c, laundress, r ss Minis, 2d e of Montgomery Pierce Frank, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Gordon lane, 3d w of Price Pierce P. H. C., elk S., F. & W. Ry Pierce Sidney, c, lab, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Minis PIERCE, see also PEARCE and PEIRCE Pigott David, mer broker, 102 Bay, bds Pavilion Hotel Pike Lewis B., r 100 President Pilkingston William H., bkkpr S., F. & W. Ry., r 147 York Pinckney Abel, c, wks Upper Steam Mill, r es Lumber, 2d e o f' Ann Pinckney Abram, c, lab, r ns Olive, 2d e of Ann Pinckney Alfred, c, shoemkr, r Jones, se cor W. Broad lane Pinckney Anthony, c, wks Upper Steam Mill, r ss Charlton lane, 2d e of Lincoln Pinckney Charles, c, lab, r ss Olive, 6th e of Ann Pinckney Eliza, c, laundress, r 44 Hull Pinckney Frank, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r Sims, ne cor Purse Pinckney Jackson, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r ns Indian lane, 10th e of Farm Pinckney Jefferson, c, wks Schwarz & Acosta, r Sims, ne cor Purse Pinckney John, c, cooper J. F. Torrent, r Joachim, 6th w of W. Boundary Pinckney Joseph, c, porter G. N. Nichols, r es W. Broad, 2d s of Huntingdon Pinckney Lewis,- c, shoemkr, Arnold, nr Jackson, r rear Rey nolds, 7th s of S. Broad Pinckney Nora, c, laundress, r ss Olive, 6 th e of Ann Pinckney Samuel, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry., r 9 Gordon Pinckney Samuel, c, wks Planters Rice Mill, r Joachim, 6th e of W. Boundary nfii|Q REEDY illU v U i Is H e ad q u arters. C Q 4w% &%< v Fr^mli, American and English . u l i U 1*1^5! Soaps, 67 Bull Street. PIN 393 POL Pinckney Thomas, e, driver S. Guckenheimer, r Sims, ne cor Parse Pinder Norris T., elk C. Hopkins, r ss Henry, 5th w of Barnard Pinder Norris T. Jr., wks A. Sack, r ss Henry, 5th w of Bar^ nard Pinsker Joseph M , elk L L. Falk & Co., bds 181 Congress Pinson Sidney, c, switehman S., F. & W. Ry Pitt Frank R., pressman Haslam & Co., r 194 Jones Pitt Hardtimes, c, lab, r Hall, sw cor Tattnall Pitt James H., c, waiter Pulaski House Pitt Josephine D., wid J. D., r 199 Bryan Pitt Mary, wid James, r 94| Lincoln Pitt Richard, wks C. R. R., r 194 Jones Pitt Shiloh, c, lab, r ns Hall, 2d e of Jefferson Pitt William H , bkkpr W. H. jOosgrove, r 94| Lincoln Pittman Ephraim, c, wks Gordon Press Pittrpan Israel G., lab, bds 80 Broughton Pittman Miles, c, wks C. R. K , r ss Jones lane, 7th w of Pren- dergast Pittman Samuel, fireman C. R. R., r 26| William PLANT H EN RY B., pres $., F. & W. Ry. Co., r Netf York Planten Pauline Mrs., milliner Mrs. K. Power, bds 26 William Planters Hotel, J. Herschbach, propr, Barnard, nw cor Bryan Planters Rice Mill Co., W. P. Carmichael, pres and supt; Canal, w of W. Broad Platinum Pleasant, c, lab, r 54 Habersham Platshek Henrietta Miss, with K. Platshek, r 162 State Platshek Isadore, with K. Platshek, r 162 State PLATSH EK KAUFM ANN, millinery and varieties, 138 Broughton, r 162 State Platshek Leo, elk, r 162 State Platshek Nathan EL, bkkpr K. Platshek, bds 162 State Platshek Samuel EL, cik EL Platshek, bds 162 State Pleasant Lewis, c, mail agt S., F. & W. Ry., r ws El Broad, 1st n of Charlton Pless Louis, manager S. Fatman, r Drayton, sw cor Bay Plexton Minnie Miss, dressmkr, r 17 Harris Plunkett C., fireman Sav. Gd Co Plunkett Patrick, wks C. R. R., bds 19 Williamson Poindexter George (Johnston & Poindexter), r 98 Harris Police Barracks, R. H Anderson, chief of police, S. Broad, sw cor Habersham Iffir) RailinffQ AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS. 11 V/l( iVClllll^yO MeDONOUGH &BAX liA N X YN E, (See front fly B.) Two P ast. Mail Trains D aily B e tw een Savannah, and Jacksonville. PO L___________ ______________ PQ R Polite Daniel, c, lab, r Bryan, 7th w of Lumber Polite Edward, c, butler J. H. Johnston, r rear 132 Gaston Polite James, wks Upper Steam Mills Polite Jeremiah, c, lab, r W. Boundary, foot of Jones Polite William, porter P. Cavanagh, r rear 13 E. Broad P d k Charles, c, barber A. Cortino, r Broughton lane Polk James, c, porter Abrahams & Birnbaum, r 97 Perry Polk James, c, porter Moehlenbrock & Dierks, r rear 101 Whit aker Pollard Easton Y., elk J. A. Douglass, r ss Duffy, 2d e of Bar nard Pollard Emil G., c, cotton marker, r es Price, 2d n of Hall Pollard Emma J., c, teacher W. Broad St. School, r Price, nr Hall Pollard George W., engineer C. R. R , r ss Duffy, 2d e of Bar nard Pollard Henry, c, wks S. L. Gerst Pollard John, c, cooper, r rear Randolph, 3d s of Liberty* Pollard Richard A., elk, r ns Alice, w of W. Broad Pollard Robert E., blacksmith D. O'Connor, bds 206 Bryan Pollard William, veterinary surgeon, 206 Bryan Polley Henry, c, painter, r ss Pine, 2d e of St. Gaul Polley Henry, Jr., c, bootblack S. L. Gerst, r ss Pine, 2d e of St. Gaul Pollock Green, c, driver, r 70 W. Broad PONDER RICHARD, tailor, 20 Drayton, r 68 Price Ponder Thomas, elk, bds 67 Price Poole Francis JL, elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 163 York Poole Thomas, c, porter LrC. Strong, r Roberts, sw cor Stewart lane Pooler Richard, c, lab, r rear ws Reynold, 6th n of Brough ton Pope Eliza, wid James, r 86 Liberty Pope Frances, c, dressmkr, r 38 S. Broad Pope Joseph, c, shoemkr, 187 Jones, r ss Charlton lane, 1st e of Tattnall Pope Sophia, wid W. A., bds 188 President Pope William, c, lab, r 27 Harris ' Popham Thomas, ship carpenter, r 5 | Jefferson Porcher Jacob, shoemkr M. Mahon, r rear 7 Berrien Pordon William, wks Lower Press Porter Carrie, c, laundress, r rear 212 Liberty Porter Cato, c, wks W. Collins, r Indian lane, cor Farm Cem etery and B alcon y R ailin gs o f A ll K inds m ade by JOHN ROURKE, 2 B ay Street. L. C. Strong Drags, Combs, Brashes, Mirl rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull S t ., POR 395 POW Porter David (Johnson & Co.), and special dep collector Cus toms, Custom House, r 77| Jones Porter Prank, cotton mer, bds 50 Bull Porter H. C. Miss, teacher Academy School, r 73 G-ordon Porter James Rev., c, pastor Bethel Church, r ws Price lane, 2d n of Hall Porter John A., ct carrier P. O., r ws Price lane, 1st n of Hall Porter Joseph, c, lab, r rear 32 St. Julian Porter Louisa, wid Anthony, r 126 State Porter Margaret, domestic M. C. Kollock, bds 39 Bull Porter Rodman, elk Gordon Press Porter S Clarke, elk Mer. Nat. Bk., bds 73 Gordon Porter Thomas F. (Porter & King), bds Pavilion Hotel Porter & King (T. F. Porter and J. B. King), cotton shippers, 83 Bay Post Office, L. McLaws, postmaster; Bay, se cor Drayton Postell J. Cunningham, with Muir & Duckworth, r 91 Liberty Pothen Gustavus, cabinet mkr M. Boley, r ss Bryan, 1st w of Ann Potter John W., wks Sav. Paper Mill, bds 158 Bryan Potter Joseph, c, wks Lower Press Poulnot Charles, boiler mkr J. W. Tynan, bds Broughton, sw cor Arnold Poulnot Eugene, machinist, r Broughton, sw cor Arnold Pounder Henry, grocer, Arnold, cor Thunderbolt rd Pounder Thomas, lab, r 7 Congress Pournelle James G. (Quantock & Pournelle), r 81 York Pouter William, engineer, r 11 W. Broad Powell Addie Mrs., bds 52 Whitaker Powell Curry, c, wks Tyler Press, r Macon, 1st w of E. Broad Powell Ferrell, c, lab, r es Lincoln, 3d n of New Houston Powell Henrietta, c, seamstress, r rear 158 S. Broad 1 Powell Henry, c, blacksmith, r rear Record Hill, nr Thunder bolt rd Powell H. G., conductor S., F. & W. Rv Powell John, c, blacksmith, r rear Record Hill, nr Thunder bolt rd Powell John J c, wks R. DeMartin, r 138 State Powell John W., c, waiter Pulaski House Powell J. Stanley, elk Walter & Hart, r 206 S. Broad Powell Lewis, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Powell Mary, c, cook, rrear Record Hill, nr Thunderbolt rd Powell Robert, c, wks Bacon & Brooks Nnrt W n PriroQ m atch ed on a l l of our w o rk. l l U l ll f o l I( I 1IbuO McDonough Si Ballantyne. (See front flyB.) S I* | f% 1 Rg ^ i||r 1^ Y Fa5t FroiSllt Line, daily to Macon, Albany? Chattahoochee Eiver, and all Points in South* POW 396 PRE Powell Thomas, c, wks Ralli Bros., r ns Charlton lane, 8th e o Price ' Powell William C. (W. C. Powell & Co.), r Marshall House Powell William H., coppersmith G. D. Biker & Co POW ELL W. C. & CO. (W. C. Powell and A. Peacock), com mers, naval stores and cotton factors, 102 Bay Power Edward, bds 86 E. Broad Power Gertrude Miss., bds 133 Congress Power John, policeman, r Price, nw cor Taylor Power Kate Mrs., milliner, 168 Broughton, r 50 State Power Mary Miss., elk K. Platshek bds 133 Congress Power Patrick (Ward & Power), r 46 Habersham Powers Annie, wid Patrick, r es St. Gaul, 2d n of Harrison Powers Emma, c, laundress, r ws Tattnall, 3d n of Gwinnett Powers James, c,*lab, r Gordon lane, 3d e of Price Powers John, c, saloon, Thunderbolt rd, .cor Arnold Powers John F., painter, bds 67 President Powers Lawrence F., porter Holcombe, Grady & Co., r 3 Zubly Powers Robert, c, drayman, r 52 Price Powers Sarah, wid John, r 99 Perry Powers Thomas J., conductor C. R. R., r 20 Margaret Powers Zara H , conductor C. R. R Prager E. A., elk Elias Brown, bds 171 Perry Pratt Charles, bkkpr H. F. Grant & Co., r New Houston, ne cor Barnard Pratt John H., bkkpr Eckman & Yetsburg, bds 45 Abercorn Pratt William N., bkkpr Eckman & Yetsburg, r 45 Abercorn Prayer Alfred, c, lab, r Sims, ne cor Purse Prayer Corvin, c, lab, r ns Liberty lane, 1st e of Drayton Prayer Moses, bkkpr Herman & Kayton, bds 163 Jones Precht Henry, grocer, 46 Price, r Lovers lar e, sw cor Randolph Predmore Garrett R., dairy, r Cemetery, sw cor Gwinnett lane Prehn Charles F. (C. F. Prehn & Co.), r 125 Jones Prehn Charles F. & Co. (C. F. Prehn and -- ), cotton buyers, Bay, sw cor Lincoln Prehn George, with C. F. Prehn & Co., bds 125 Jones Premuth Frances Miss, domestic D. Kiley Prendergast Annie Miss, seamstress, r 7 Harrison Prendergast Bridget C., wid T., r 95 W. Broad Prendergast Catherine Mrs., school, 43 Montgomery, r 35 Mont gomery Prendergast Charles F. (R. H. Footman & Co.) r 41 Charlton Prendergast Edward, hostler, r 7 Harrison Lemons. ItEEDY handles m ore Lem ons than any house South. Get his F rices before purchasing else* w h ere. "White Rose" COLOQHB, i L. C. Strong, 67 B ull St. P R E __________ 397_______________P R I PRENDERGAST FE LIX S., asst supt S.. F. & W. Ry., r 41 Charlton Prendergast James C., elk, r 95 W. Broad Prendergast John C., supervising engineer S., F. & W. Ry Prendergast John P., wks S., F. & W. Ry., r es E. Broad, 3d n of S. Broad Prendergast Joseph J., asst wharfinger S., F. & W. Ry., r 62 Habersham Prendergast Mary, wid John, r '91 Jefferson Prendergast Mary A., wid Michael, r 41 Charlton Prendergast Michael, trainhand C. R. R., bds 7 Harrison Prendergast Thomas F., elk D. R. Thomas, r 95 W. Broad Prendergast "William H,, engineer S., F, & W. Ry., bds 45 Jones Prentiss Henry, elk, bds 59 Barnard Prentiss Samuel T., e, upholsterer, r ss Orange, 3d w of St. Gaul Prentiss Stephen E., elk I. D isher & Co., bds 59 Barnard Prenty Patrick, c, wood dealer, r 7 McDonough Prescott Charles, bds 106 Taylor Preston Charles F., bkkpr C. G. Falligant and asst elk Coun ty Commissioners, r 106 Taylor Preston Charles F. Jr., elk W. F. Preston, bds 1J4 Liberty Preston Ellen, c, cook, r Montgomery, se cor Gaston Preston James W. Jr., elk W. F. Preston, bds 114 Liberty Preston Samuel, c, wks Gordon Press Preston William F., cotton shipper, 1Q4 Bay, bds 114 Liberty Prey Anthony, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r Lovers lane Prey Scott, c, carpenter, r Alley, rear New, w of W. Broad Price Albert, c, driver, r ws Wilson, 3d s of Jones . Price Anthony, c, lab, Lumber lane Price Charles, c, lab, r 2 State Price Charles, c, wks C. R. R , r es Lumber lane, 1st sof Jones Price Charles H., c, carpenter J. A. Sullivan, r 41 Roberts Price Charles H., c, waiter Pulaski House Price George, c, driver, r. ns Huntingdon, 3d w of W. Broad Price Theresa, wid William, r 11 W. Broad Price Thomas, elk G. M. Heidt & Co., r 44 McDonough Price William, c, butler Mrs. P. N. Withington, r rear 108 S. Broad Price William, c, stevedore, r 9 S. Broad Price William, tailor,-1014 Broughton, r 44 McDonough Price William A., elk S. G. Haynes & Bro Iron F r o n ts F0R sto res a n d d w e l l in g s, l i v l ( 1 1 U i ( U U M c D O N O U G H & B A L L A K X T N E . (See fr o n t fly B .) S., F. & W. Through Sleepers dally to V al dosta, Quitman, T hom asville and A lban y , PRI 398 . PUD Price William J., elk R. W. Woodbridge, bds 44 McDonough Price William 0., bkkpr J. F. Wheaton, r country Pridgeon Elizabeth, wid T., r ns Bolton, 1st w of Montgomery Priesly Joseph, wks Cotton Factory, bds Purse, nwcor Jones lane Prince Oliver H., elk Central Bank, r Abercorn, ne cor Bryan Prindible John, policeman, r 32 Bryan Prindible Margaret, w id ------, bds 32 Bryan Prioleau Andrew, wks Hawkins Mill, r ss Jones lane, 6th e of Jones Prioleau Isaac, c, porter A. Stucken & Co., r Jones lane, 3d e of Bull Pritchard Buter, c, wks C. R. R , r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston Pritchard Charles, wks Tyler Press Pritchard Edward D,, elk C. R. R., bds 51 Liberty Pritchard Francis, lab, bds 198 Jones Pritchard Jane, wid Charles, r ss Jones, 2d w of Price Pritchard Paul, elk C. R. R., bds 51 Liberty Pritchard William, c, lab, r Bolton lane, 2d w of Burroughs Proctor John M., machinist James Manning, bds 178 Hull Proctor Joseph, c, stevedore, r Brownsville * Proctor Lot, c, train hand S., F. & W. By., r ns Minis, 3d w of Jefferson Proctor Lucretia, wid Moses, r ns Indian, 5th e of Farm Proctor Melville C., elk T. P. Bond, r 80J Lincoln Proctor Royal, c, lab, r ns Orange, 3d w of St. Gaul Proctor Seymour, c, cooper J. F. Torrent, r W. Broad, cor Perry lane Proctor Sylvester, c, sexton colored cemetery, r ss Perry lane, 1st w of Montgomery Proctor William, pilot " Neca," r 80J Lincoln Proctor William, Jr., elk Cotton Exchange, r 80J Lincoln Providence Vincent, barber Marshall House Prudhomme Annie Miss, domestic J. Foritan, bds 76 Bryan Prudhomme Eliza, wid M., r Randolph, 4th e of S. Broad Prudhomme John, carpenter, r ss S. Broad lane, 3d w of Hous ton Prudhomme William H., carpenter, r 561 Habersham Puder Joseph, wood dealer, r 190 Charlton Puder Joseph C. (Puder & Downs), r 190 Charlton Puder Mary, wid George, bds 190 Charlton Puder & Downs (J. C. Puder and C. L. Downs), wood dealers, Railroad, 1st w of W. Boundary FNftIMFQ Nfewand Second-Hand, and Grist Mills, l > l l U l l l K 0 ; for sale by JOHN ROUKKE, 2 Bay St. O lr O n g j Prescriptions a Specialty 67 Bull Street. PUG , 399 ___________ QUA PUGHE EDW ARD H., job printer The Morning News, r 41 Whitaker, sw cor York Pughsley Sidney A , elk L L. Falk & Co., bds Marshall House PULASKI HOUSE, Goodsell Bros., proprs, Bryan, nw cor Bull. (See back fly C.) Pulaski Loan Association, 105 Bay Pullen Joshua H., bkkpr D. O'Connor, r 115 Broughton Purse Benjamin S., physian, 146 Hull Purse Charles C., elk C. R. R., r 77 Jones PURSE DANIEL G., com mer and dealer in fertilizers 111 Bay, r 120 Liberty. (See front cover.) Purse Edward L. (Myers & Purse), r 137 Charlton Purse John M., with D. G. Purse, r 193 York Purse William C., with p . G. Purse, r 156 Hull Pursey Martin, c, driver, r 16 Poplar Purvis Madison C. L., elk J. H. Heidt, bds W. Broad, nw cor Orange Putzel Lehman, produce com 1 Market Basement, r 63 York Pyat Hardtimes, c, helper S., P. & W. Ry., r Hall, sw cor Tatt nall QUANTOCK ELIZABETH M., wid James, r 202 Hull Quantock George T. (Quantock & Pournelle), r 156 Tayler Quantock Mary M. Mrs., boarding, 6 Stone Quantock William, foreman C. R R., r 174 Taylor QUANTOCK & POURNELLE (G. T. Quantock and J. G. Pournelle), books, stationery and fancy goods, 132 Broughton Quarterman Charles, c, barkpr, r 33 Gordon Quarterman Edmund, c, lab, r ns Jones lane, 3d w of Haber sham Quarterman George, c, driver, r 116 Montgomery Quarterman Harriet A. Miss, teacher Barnard St. School Quarterman Isaac, c, carpenter, r ss Bolton, 3d e of Cuyler Quarterman Israel, c, butcher, Market, r 3 W. Broad Quarterman Jacob, c, cook J. S. Coburn, r rear 173 Waldburg Quarterman John, c, lab. r ss Bolton, 3d e of Cuyler Quarterman Matthew, c, lab, r ns Jones lane, 3d w of Haber sham Quarterman Paul, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r Perry, nr Ran dolph OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONOUGI & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) ! J S C Q. \ k t O y Short Line to Jackson I CM. Ww I l i a ville via W ay cross. QUA 400 RAB Quarterman Paul, c, J. J. Dale & Co., r rear Jones lane, nr S., F. & W. Ry Quarterman Primus, c, lab, r ns Gaston lane, 3d e of Price Quarterman Samuel, c, lab, r 108 Montgomery Quarterman Warwick, c, waiter H. F. Grant, r rear 107 Bull Quattleman Abram, c, cook, r Olive, nw cor Ann Queen Thomas, fireman* r 16 E. Broad Quill Timothy, wks C. R. R Quilpy Mary Mrs., nurse Mrs. Belle A. Driscoll, r 164 Liberty Quilty John, carpenter, bds ws Walnut, 2d s of Zubly Quinan Daniel J,, saloon, 3 Bull, r 9 Floyd Quinan Martin J., elk Hibernian House Quinan Michael T., propr Hibernian House, 116 and 118 Bryan - Quit,ley Charlotte, wid J., r 20 Houston Quinley Frank, lab, bds 20 Houston Quinn Ann, wid John, r es W. Broad, 31 n of Alice Qumn Francis, elk B. F. McKenna, r 133 Congress Quinn George, c, wks Moran A Reilly, r Charton lane, 5th e of Whitaker Quinn James F.,'painter, r 5 Harrison Quinn Jane Miss, teacher St. Patrick School, bds 85 Montgom ery Quinn John, porter J. I. Wynn, bds 158 Bryan Quinn John H., boilermkr J. W. Tynan, bds 22 Price Quinn Mary, wid John, r ss S. Broad lane, 3d w of Houston Quinn Timothy, grocer, Mill, ne cor W. Boundary Quinn Thomas, wks C. R. R., bds 23 Williamson Quinney Philip, c, porter Gray & O'Brien, r 21U Taylor Quinney Seaborn, c, cook Dr.'J. T. McFarland," r rear 74 S. Broad Quinney Stephen, c, lab, r 211J Taylor Quinney William C., c, lumber inspector H. F. Willink, r 2111 Taylor . 2 Quint Albert, vegetables, stall 28 Market, bds Lovers lane QUINT JACOB, baker, 85 Liberty, r 52 Jefferson Quint Jane C., wid G. O., r 21 Roberts Quint John, farmer, r Lovers lane Quint John, Jr., wks John Quint, bds Lovers lane R ABAGNY GEORGE, tel opr, r W. Broad, cor Broughton Rabun Henry, cook " Centennial," r Charlton lane, 2d e of \\ hitaker Rabun John W., elk E. L. Neidlinger, bds 165 Jones DeYENOOE'S is the best Cham pagne Im ported. Try it. L C. Stron Keeps Humphrey'sHomeopa thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. BAB___________ 401__________________ B A N . Rabun Julius, trainhand F. & W. By., r Charlton lane, 2d e of Whitaker Radciiffe John, c, blacksmith, r Joachim, 1st e of W. Boundary Radford Hhywood, c, cook Marshall House, r rear 42 Lincoln Radford Horace, c, wks C. B. R., r rear Cleburne, 2d n of Ran dolph # Rafferty John, grocer, 42 Habersham Rafferty Thomas, lab, bds 38 Houston Rafford William, c, porter C. L. Gilbert & Co., r Huntingdon, sw cor W. Broad Rahe John F., jeweler P Lindenstruth, r President, cor Dray ton Rahilly Patrick, lab, r 15 Taylor Rahn Alexander H., foreman Bacon & Brooks,r 53J Jones Rahn Amanda, wid W. O., r 213 Waldburg Rahn Arthur, sailor, bds ws Reynolds, 3d n of President Rahn Benjamin, c, porter H. A. Stults & Co., r Little Joachim, 3d w of Farm Rahn Harriet M., /wid Joseph, r 174 S. Broad Rahn Henry R., c, porter S. Fatman, r ns Bolton, 3d e of Cuyler Rahn James M., conductor S., S. & S. R. R., bds ss Duffy, 5th w of Bull Rahn John M. C., elk M. Y. Henderson, r 174 S. Broad Rahn Mary E., seamstress, r 2.3 Waldburg Rahn Nora Miss, seamstress, 213 Waldburg Rahn Sarah E. Miss, r 213 Waldburg Railroad Mutual Loan Association, Metropolitan Hall Rainer John, c, wks J. & T. Mulligan & Co Raines James R., foreman C. Hopkins, bds 108 S. Broad Rainey Edward, c, wks Tyler Press Rail Emil J., bkkpr H. Sanders, r 185 S. Rroad Rail Henry W. Jr., elk M. Schroder, r 68 W. Broad * Ralli Bros. Agency, T. Zmzinia, agt; cotton buyers, 98 Bay Ralls Glascow, .wks J. Feeley Ramar Clarice Mile, nurse, bds 126 S. Broad Ramps Frederick, c, lab, r ns Bay lane, 3d w of E. Broad Ramsay Elizabeth A., c, dressmkr, r 9 | Charlton Randall James, c, wks Gordon Press, r 52 Roberts Randall Jeremiah, porter J. E. Walter, r 2 Zubly Randall Jesse, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r 49 Stewart Randolph Andrew, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Randolph John, c, wks C. R. R., r 191 Jones MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) S., F. & W. RY Elegant Passenger Coaches, with W estinghouse A ir Brakes, M iller B P la tfo rm s, iid Jiiiin cy C oup lers, EAN 402 RAY Randolph John, c, wks Tyler Press, r rear 196 Harris Randolph Mack, exporter Bendheim Bros & Co., r ns Hall, 3d e of Montgomery Randolph William, c, wks Tyler Press, r ns Hall, 3d e of Mont gomery Ranier Alexander, c, pofter L. J. Guilmartin & Co., r 2 4 | Jones Rankin August, elk H. Hesse, bds 41 Montgomery Rankin Christopher C., elk J. Lyons, r 136 State Rankin Ellen M. Miss, teacher St. Patrick's School, bds 136 State Rankin Lee, c, porter D. G. Patton, r York lane Rapkin Margaret R. Miss, teacher St. Patrick's School, bds 136 State Rankin Thomas, c, lab, r 5 Poplar RA N K IN W ILLIAM , marine reporter The Morning News, r 136 State RAOUL W ILLIAM G ,, vice-pres' Central Railroad and BankmgCo., 115 Bay,r 83 Charlton Raria Alfred, c, wks Gordon Press Rasch John H., grocer, J06 W. Broad Ratchford John, wks C. R. R Ratley Joseph, c, lab, r rear 201 S. Broad Ratz Adeline Mrs., grocer, 95 Habersham Ratz Charles, china and glass ware, 104 Broughton Rauers Jacob (Knoop, Frerichs & Co.), and German consul, 122 Bay, r Bull, ne cor Gaston Raum Julia, c, laundress, r Margaret, 2d s of Lumber Ravenel Thomas P. (Lester & Ravenel), r 2 Macon Rawls James T., wharf elk C. R. R., bds 159 York Rawls Leander La F., elk C. R. R., bds 159 York Ray Adam, c, wks Market, r ns Olive, 2d w of Ann Ray Isaac, c, driver, r rear Anderson, ne cor Lincoln Ray James, soda water mnfr, 15 Houston Ray James C., elk J. Ray, bds 15 Houston Ray John, c, porter, r 120 Liberty Ray Margaret, wid J., r <5s E. Boundary, 2d s of Broughton Ray Matthias H., tinner Lovell & Lattimore, r ws Tattnall, 2d s of Gaston Ray Michael, helper Phoenix Iron Wks, bds es E. Boundary, 2d s of Broughton Ray Michael J., barkpr P. H. Ray, bds 80 Broughton Ray Patrick H., saloon, 21 Bay Ray Paul, c, lab, r rear Thunderbolt rd, nr S., F. & W. Ry I R O N AND BRASS CASTINGS o f a ll k in d s, m ade b y Joh n llo u r k e , 2 B a y St* L. C. Strong, PHARMACIST, 6 7 B ill*!* STREET. EAY 403 REE Kay Sophia Miss, elk, bds 27 Bay Kay Thomas, blacksmith, bds 27 Bay 5 * ' ^ " M;; barkpr M.rskall House, r 63-J S t Julian E Bomdarm' 0 kI>0eb&Ehrli0h' M3 Hrouobton, se cor E. Kay William H., grocer, River, foot of.E. Broad E preI?dfn"gaatUS' ' 8teWardC' E' E ' r Broad- 86 cor Raymond Burton, c, driver Moran & Reilly Raymond Julius, c, trainhand S., F. & W By oftb lrco^ '' S" P' & W' Ey-'r "s 3d e READ JAMES B., physician, 94 Liberty Readick Ann E , wid W. G., bds 93 Montgomery RegaomeryFranC18 ^ S ' & W* r 93 Mont- Readick Henry W., grocer, 54 Jefferson Raady John, barkpr J. M. Henderson, r 6b S Broad Reagan Patrick, wks C. R. R , r 11 Walnut Reagan William H., fisherman, r 28 Mill Reardon Bridget Miss, pedler, r 28 Broughton Reardon Dennis, huckster, Market, r country Reardon John, machinist S., F. & W. Ry bds 12fi Reardon Robert, painter S., F. & W R y7 ' Easton KEBAEER FK A N K E ,, Clerk of Council office Ex change bldg, r 152 Gordon 5 e' Rebarer George L., bkkpr C. R. R l s f w \iZ u s t o n atC>man | * & W- bd8 83 Co^ w 7 ' Wid / V C,onre88. w of Houston ofH ou ion -' ' E & W' M s 88 w .Redmond Johanna, wid J. J., r Reynolds nr Broughton Redmond Mary, wid John, r 70 Montgomery g E Broadear' ' W k s G E E ' r 88 Ch"r" ` ia e , 1st w of E. E bedrsbaml0Me' ' S6am8tr0s8- r ns W lane, 1st e of Ha- Beed E?Wr rd' 5 lab' r 8? Jone8- 3d w o LTM" ber Pam ' C' Coaohman T. P. Gllason, r ss Zubly, 1st e of E Brorda"k' driT6r L eb & Ehrlich- r Gwinnett, ne cor W. W E MAKE A SPECIA LT Y McDONOUea & BALLAHTYNE. (See front fly B.j ` $ .,F.& W .R Y. Freight in Through Cars on fast trains Without Transfer. REE 404 REI Reed Jackson, c, wks S., F. &. W. Ry., r rear Randolph, nr Liberty lane ' . Reed Lyd a, c, laundress, r ss Broughton lane, 5th w or Brice Reed Martin, c, lab, r ns Stewart lane, 3d w of Roberts Reed Richard, c, lab, r 57 Elbert sq Reed Robert, c, wks C. E. Wakefield, if ss Perry, 3d e of Barnard _ Reed Robert N., cotton factor, 114 Bay, r 150 Harris | Reed Thomas, c, wks Paul Ferrebee, r ss Henry, 3d e of Bar- nfl.rcL Reed Washington, c, lab, r rear Cleburne, nr Jackson Reedy James, carpenter, r ws E. Broad, 6th n of McDonough Reedy John, r 50 State REED Y JOSEPH B., whol fruits, Bay, se cor Wmtaker, r 50 State. (See bottom lines.) ; _ Reese Thomas, c, wks Central Press, r Mill, 11th w of Farm Rehfield Alexander, teacher of Herman, bds 208 Hall Reick Charles, wks C. R. R . ,,_ , Reid James M., bkkpr Gr. Eckstein & Co., bds 46J E. Broad Reid Michael, policeman, bds 4 6 | E. Broad Reid Peter B., elk W. F. Reid, bds 46f E. Broad f Reid Ruth E., wid J. H., r 94 State , , , , 0-^-0 i Reid Thomas J., engineer Schwarz & Acosta, bds 46f E. Broad Reid William F., druggist, 47 E. Broad, bds 4 6 | E. Broad Reidmann John, driver Knickerbocker Ice Co., r 162 Bryan Reilly Charles, watchman Lower Press, bds Thunderbolt rd, nr p erry Reilly Edward, hack driver, r McAlister, ne cor S. Broad Reilly Ellen, wid O., r 9 Wilson Reilly Frank, wks C. R. R , r ss Jones, 9th w of W. Broad Reilly Hugh, blacksmith J. W. Tynan, r 6 8 | Price Reilly James K., stevedore, r 58 Broughton Reilly James T., wks C. R. R.. r es Tattnall, 1st n of Gaston Reilly John, lab, Thunderbolt rd, nr Perry R e illy J o h n , stevedore, bds 58 Broughton Reilly John, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r Thunderbolt rd, 4th s of Reynolds * T1 , Reilly John F., druggist, S. Broad, nw cor E. Broad Reilly John W. (Moran & Reilly), r 38 Abercorn Reilly Mary, wid J., r Randolph, 2d e of Cleburne Reilly Michael Rev., asst pastor Cathedral, r 105 Perry Reilly M. J. Mrs., bds Pulaski House Reilly Owen F., policeman, r 35 S ta te___________________ _ rF-oreign DvRaIErDieFtRyU, IaT tINh eLeAdRyGsE. u White Rose" L BEI 405 BEY Reilly Peter, collector and real estate agt, r 26 Drayton Reilly William, barkpr J. T. Hickey, r 4 Zubly Reily John, barkpr, r 66J St. Julian Reily John J. (Beily & Moloney), r 98 Hull Reily Margaret, wid T., r 98 Hull REILY & MOLONEY (j* J* Reily and John Moloney), teas and coffee, 139 Broughton *f Reitze Carl A., genl ins. agt 95 Bay, r ss New Houston 3d w of Jefferson Relf Ramon S., elk Stern & Nussbaum, bds 158 S. Broad Remion John B., furniture, 210 Broughton Remion Louis, furniture, 187 Broughton* REMSHART GEORGE H. , sash, doors and blinds, paints, oils, lime, plaster, etc., 182 Bay, r 150| Jones. (See p. 77.) Remshart-Rebecca, wid William, r Jones, nw cor Whitaker. Renken George, guano mnfr, bds Anderson, ne cor Bull Renken Harmon, grocer, Indian, sw cor Farm Renken Hehry (Hesse & Renken)/r Farm, nw cor Margaret Renken Herman, grocer, Anderson, ne cor Bull Renken Richard, elk Hesse & Renken, bds Farm, nw cor Mar garet Reno Jonathan, c, lab, r 26 McDonough REPPARD ROBERT B. , lumber mnfr and dealer 70 Bay, r 93 Gordon (See p. 86.) . Reta Emanuel (Beta & Gestro), bds 105 Congress Beta & Gestro (Emanuel Reta and Francis Gestro), naval stores 76 Bry Reyes Alonzo, fireman C. R. R , bds Gwinnett, se cor Price Reyes Louisa, wid Thomas, r Gwinnett, se cor Price Reynolds James B., c, fireman Custom House, r ns Perry lane 1st w of Price 5 Reynolds James D., varnisher S., F. & W. By., r 37 McDonough Reynolds Jesse, c, wks C. R R Reynolds John M., bkkpr Phoenix Iron Wks, bds 37 McDon ough Reynolds Joseph, c, wks W. Cleary, r rear Randolph, nr Brough- Reynolds Paul S., c, wks R. D. Walker, r 131 E. Boundary Reynolds Samuel, boarding, 1 Habersham Reynolds Samuel, butler, r Liberty lane, 2d e of Drayton Broad8 WiUiam c' lab>r ws E * Boundary, 5th n of S. Reynolds William H. D., c, carpenter D. Ferguson, r 50 State iron Railings AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DES GNS. McDONOUGH & BAIXANTYNE, (See front fly. B.) Two Past Mail Trains Daily Be tween Savannah and Jacksonville. RHE 406 EIC Bheinholt Wilhelm, baker J. Derst, r 92 Broughton 1 Ehett Alexander, c, stevedore, r ws Walnut, 5th s of Zublv Ehett Lewis, c, restaurant, Market, r ws Ann, 4th s of Zubly Ehett Thomas, c, wks Tyler Press Khind Cadwallader D. C., elk city treasurer, r 107 Congress Bice Elizabeth, wid J. A., bds ss Duffy, 2d w of Lincoln Rice Frederick, c, wks Lower Press Rice George, c, wks Gordon Press, r ss Waldburg, *4th w of AberCorn Rice Joseph G., fireman C. R. E , r ss Duffy, 2d w of Lincoln Rice Nita T., wid Gilbert C., r 36 Harris Rice Richard B., driver, r 190 Jones Rice Trevor, engineer C. R. R., r 154 Taylor Rice William, painter W. P. McKenna, r 190 Jones Rich Henry (Rich & Morrison), r 178 Congress Rich William, elk Bendheim, Bros. & Co Rich & Morrison (H. Rich and D. J. Morrison), dry goods and clothing, 178 Congress Richards Amy, c, laundress, r ss Charlton lane, 4th w of Bar nard Richards Cesar, c, porter F. Werm, r ss Gaston, 4th w of W. Broad lane Richards George, c, wks Gordon Press Richards James, c, wks Upper feteam Mills Richards James H., -collector J. C. LeHardy, r 154 Liberty Richards John, c, butler J. Rauers, r rear 120 Bull Richards John, c, driver, r ss Jones lane, 4th w of Prendergast Richards Josiah, c, cooper, r 7 Harris * Richards L. G. Mrs., r 154 Liberty Richards Nellie Mrs., dressmkr, 13 William Richards Richard, c, driver S. Guckenheimer, r 194 S. Broad Richards Robert, driver, r rear 84 S. Broad RICHARDS RODOLPH R., lawyer, 8 Drayton Richards Samson, c,`cooper, r 109| Jefferson v Richards Samuel, c, cooper, r 107 Jefferson Richards Samuel B., carpenter E. L. Segur, r 15 Harris Richards Wallace, c, r lu7 Jefferson Richardson Anna, wid W. E., r Purse, nw cor Jones lane Richardson Augustus, driver, r ns Sims, 1st e of Guerard lane * - RICHARDSON BEALE H., city editor Morning News, r 12 Abercorn Richardson Charles J., wks Cotton Factory, bds 32 Stewart * C 0 C 0 A N U T S , A T REEDY'S. L C. Strong, Drags, Combs, Brashes, Mir rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. EIC 407 RID Richardson Charles 0., carpenter H. F. Willink, bds 92 W. Broad , Richardson Edward, c, pilot " Centennial," r Brownsville Richardson Edw*rd C. (Richardson & Barnard), r. 80 S. Broad Richardson Edward F., wks C. R. R., r 32 Stewart Richardson Edward S., bkkpr L. F. Nelson & Co., bds 66 S. Broad Richardson Edward T., wks Cotton Factory, bds 32 Stewart Richardson Elizabeth B., wid Dr. C. P., r 121| Gordon Richardson George, c, lab, r Liberty lane, 2d w of Price Richardson George W. H., wks Cotton Factory, bds 32 Stewart Richardson G. Holcombe, elk, 112 Bay, r 12 Abercorn Richardson Jeremiah, c, lab, r rear McAlister, lste of Jackson Richardson Jphn, c, carpenter, r rear Perry lane, nr Arnold Richardson John, c, porter Solomons Bros., r ns Gwinnett, 3d w of E. Broad Richardson John D., wks Cotton Factory, bds 32 Stewart Richardson Lawrence, c, wks W. VY. Gordon & Co., r Jones, se cor Wilson lane Richardson Mary, c, seamstress, r Perry lane, 1st e of Drayton Richardson Moses, c, lab, r ns Sims, 2d e of W. Boundary Richardson Phebe, c, huckster, Market, r country Richardson Richard, c, lab, r ss Perry lane, 4th e of Abercorn Richardson Sarah, wid J., r 9 Broughton Richardson Thomas, wks Cotton Factory, r 32 Stewart Richardson ZachariahIL, wks Cotton Factory, bds 32 St!3fi|frt RICHARDSON & BARNARD (E. C. Richardson^pd J. M. Bardnard), com mers and ship brokers, agts Boston and Savannah S. S. Line; 78 Bay. (See p. 80.) Richmond Edward, elk C. F. Stubbs, r 94 Jones Richmond Henry P., elk P. M. DeLeon, r 94 Jones Richmond Ishmael, c, porter, r rear Liberty lane, nr Randolph Ricks Lott, c, wks Couper & Dancy, r es Wilson lane, 3d n of Sims Ricks Rabun R., printer Morning News, bds 204 Bryan Ricks Thomas, wks cotton factory, bds 92 Montgomery Riddel Isaac S., painter S., F. & W. Ry., r 92 Tattnall Riddell j. bachman, elk Wylly & Clarke, r 92 Tattnall Riddell Robert, c, wks C. R. R Riddle William P., machinist J. W. Tynan, r ss Indian, 4th w of Farm Ridgeley Charles L., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 60 Drayton Ridgely William, fireman C. R. R Fronts Ivo r) F0R sto r es a n d d w e l l in g s . 1 1 U l ( 1 I U l ( u Q M c O O N O U G H & B A L L A S T Y N S . (S eefro n t fly B.) F .& W .R Y . O N L Y A L L -R A IL L IN E T O F L 0E 1B 1, B ID _______ J 408 BIT Ridgeway Ruth W., wid David O., r New Houston, sw eor Montgomery Ridley Mary H., wid John, bds Anderson, nw eor Whitaker Riedel August, tailor, 45 Jefferson Rieser Henry J. (Rieser & Stern), r 91 Jones Rieser Jacob, draymaster, r 91 Jones Rieser & Stern (H. J. Rieser and Max Stern), whol cigars and tobacco, 9 Whitaker, and 146 and 148 Bryan Riggins Robert, c, wks John Feeley, r Montgomery, cor Brougton RIGHO BALTH AZAR , confectioner, Barnard, nw cor State Righton Henry Y., conductor S., F. & W. Ry., r 114 Lincoln Riley Charles, lab, r ns Henry, 2d e of Jefferson Riley Charles, c, lab, r 38 Mill Riley Cyrus, c, lab, r 200 Bryan Riley Floyd, c, drayman, r Ann, ne cor Harrison Riley Frank, c, drayman Alexander & Maxwell, r rear 107 Jef ferson Riley Frederick, c, wks Gordon Press, r Reed Row Riley Jacob, c, driver, r 35 Roberts Riley James, c, trainhand C. R. R Riley John, boarding officer and inspector U. S, Customs, r 37 Abercom Riley John, elk L. Mehrtens, bds 85 Jefferson ^ e y John, c, drayman Alexander & Maxwell, rrear 107 Jef- . Pierson Riley John, c, trainhand 0. R. R Riley John, c, wks H. Wayne, r 181 York Riley Margaret E. Miss, dressmkr, r 145 Charlton Riley Peter, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r ss Jones, 2d w of Lumber Riley Primus, c, wks J. Ray, r E. Boundary, nr S. Broad Riley Robert, c, lab, r ns Stewart lane, 3d w of Roberts Riley Samuel, c, longshoreman, r ns Walnut, 7th w of Zubly Riley Thomas F., wks Fetzer & Sanberg, r Duffy, se cor Dray ton Ring Peter, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Macon, 1st w of , E. Broad Ring Uncus, c, paper carrier, r ss Jones lane, 1st e of Price Ripley Joseph B., com mer, 118 Bay, r 72 Gaston Ripley William, c, butcher, r 198 Taylor Rittenberrv Kate Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds ss Walker 2d e of Wilson Sugar Mills AND PAMS OF ALL SIZES, made by JOHN ROURKE, 2 Bay St. L C S t r o m c r paAii5iAIST' IU>a V>* V U 6 7 BULL STREET. BIT 409 ____________ BO A Bittenberry Nellie Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds ss Walker, 2d e of Wilson Bittenberry William, wks Cotton Factory, bds ss Walker, 2d e of Wilson Eivers Alexander, e, driver J. T. Kilpatriek, r ns Orange, 5th w of Ann Eivers Cesar, c, upholsterer, r rear S. Broad, 1st e of Randolph Rivers Cyrus, c, lab, r Gaston lane, 6th e of Price Eivers Edward, c, wks Tyler Press, r ws St. Gaul, 5th s of Zu- % Rivers Frank, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r ns Olive, 1st w of Farm Eivers Horace, elk Upper Rice Mill, r 214 Waldburg Eivers Jackson, c, wks C. R. R., r Bolton lane, e pf Cuyler Rivers James, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r ns Waldhnrg lane, 2d w of Lincoln Eivers Joseph, e, driver Moran & Reilly Eivers Mary, e, laundress, r 12 State Rivers Nathaniel B., e. waiter W. H. Bulloch, r E. Broad, cor Gaston lane Eivers Richard, c, stevedore, r ns Olive, 1st w of Farm Eivers Samuel, c, lab, r rear 88 Harris Eivers Stephen, c, lab, r Lincoln, ne cor York lane Eivers Tobias, c, longshoreman, r ns Indian lane, 6th e of Farm Eivers William, c, caulker H. F. Willink, r ns Orange, 5th w of Ann Eivers William, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Liberty lane, 3d w of Price Roach Alexander, Jr., blacksmith C. R. R., bds 59 Elbert sq Roach Bridget Mrs., huckster, Market, r 199 Bay Eoach Bridget, wid T., r ns Cann, 2d w of Abercorn Eoach Edward, watehman C. R. R Eoach Ellen, wid Daniel, r 25 Taylor Eoach James, c, cigar mkrW. Zimmerman, r Zubly, 5th w of St. Gaul Eoach James, c, lab, r ws Tattnall, 1st n of Gwinnett Eoach James T., train hand C. R. R Eoach John, boiler mkr J. W. Tynan, bds Indian lane, 9th e of Farm Eoach Joseph, bkkpr Miller & Roach, bds 132 Broughton Eoach Michael, fireman C. R, R., r ss Sims, 6th w of W. Broad Eoach Michael, lab, r ss Indian lane, 9th e of Farm Eoach Patrick, driver Moran & ReiEy, r ss Sims, 6th w of W. Broad oMil Wimh&VtNMii I rlliyfUfVlVMUlU W E M AKE A SPECIALTY. MCDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE. (See front fly B.) SvF.&W .RY. Elgant Passerger Coacies, uith W estinghouse Air rkes, M iller PlatformSj and Janney Coupler. BOA_______ 410 BOB Roach Richard (Miller & Roach), r 182 Broughton ROACH SAMUEL M., dentist, 132 Broughton Roach Sarah, wid Alexander, r 59 Elbert sq Roach Walter, wks L. Mehrtens, bds 85 Jefferson Roach William, c, wks C. L. R R , r ns Macon, 1st w of E. Broad Robbins George D., pilot, bds ss Orange, 2d e of St. Gaul Rober Theodore, grocer, r White Bluff rd . Roberds Rosa M. Mrs., boarding, 166| Broughton Roberts Anthony, c, lab, r Pine, 3d w of Lumber Roberts Charles, c, porter V. Basler, r Roberts, nr W. Broad Roberts Charles M., printer Recorder, bds 16 Margaret Roberts Dallas, c, switchman S., P. & W. Ry., r rear Randolph, 5th s of Liberty Roberts David, c, huckster, Market, r es W. Broad, 2d n of Huntingdon Roberts David, c, lab, r ns S. Broad lane, 2d w of E. Broad Roberts Dwight L., broker, St. Julian, cor Drayton, r 137 Jones Roberts Elias T., cotton factor and com mer, 86 Bay, r country Roberts Elijah, c, porter H. Myers & Bros Roberts Elizabeth Miss, dressmkr, 44 Lincoln Roberts Elizabeth, nurse, r Jones, 4th w of E. Broad Roberts Elizabeth R., wid Augustus, bds 72| Jones Roberts Flournoy C., printer Morning News, bds 16 Margaret Roberts Francis, c, cook J. Simons, r es Guerard, 5th s of Jones Roberts Francis S., c, packer Lippman Bros, r Burroughs, ne cor Duffy Roberts George, c, lab, McGuire, 3d n of Indian Roberts George, pressman Recorder, bds 16 Margaret Roberts Henry M., painter W. P. McKenna, r 2 President Roberts Isaac, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Mill, 5th w of W. Boundary Roberts Isadore, c, mason, r rear Reynolds, nr Broughton Roberts James G., printer Haslam & Co., r 16 Margaret Roberts Jefferson,, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear Thunderbolt rd, ne cor Waters rd Roberts John, c, driver, r Gwinnett, nw cor W. Broad Roberts John, c, la'b, r Bryan, 5th w of Lumber ^Roberts Joseph, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r 51 Stewart Roberts Joseph A. (J. A. Roberts & Co.), r ns Bolton, 2d w of Howard R d P l Q I l Q O Reedy is the only House here D d l l d l l C IO . that Imports Red Bananas. I P Keeps Humphrey's Homeopa- L V o l " O l l g thic Medicines, 67 Bull St. B OB 411 ROB Roberts Jos. A. & Co. (Jos. A. Roberts and E. Neumayer), , ship brokers and com mers, 124 Bay Roberts Julius, c, lab, r rear Lovers lane, 1st s of Randolph Roberts Louisa, wid A., r 116 Lincoln Roberts Oliver G., train hand C. R R ,, __ Roberts Pompey, c, wks Tipper Rice Mill, r Mill, 5th w of W. Boundary . Roberts Q.*A. Mrs., housekpr Pulaski House Roberts Rebecca, c, nurse, r ws Reynolds, 1st s of President Roberts Robert, c, lab, r ss Huntingdon, 21 e of Montgomery Roberts Rogers, c, porter G-arrard & Meldrim, r 40 Broughton Roberts Samuel 0., bkkpr J. J. Hale & Co., bds 16 Lincoln Roberts Samuel J., c, butcher, Market, r ss Alice, 6th w of W. Broad Roberts Sarah, c, laundress, r es W. Broad, 2d n of Hunting- Roberts Washington, c; wks Gordon Press, r Lumber, 1st s of Olive Roberts William, c, lab, r es Farm, 4th n of New Roberts William, c, wks M. Maclean, r President, nr Lincoln Roberts Zazhariah, c, train hand S., E. & W. By., r es E. Boundary, 1st n of Thunderbolt rd ROBERTSON J 0 H N F .,g e n l agtSav., Cb.andEla. Steam Packet Line. Whf, foot of Abercorn, r Bolton, nw cor Barnard. (See back paster.) Robertson John G-. oik C. R. R , bds 171 Jones Robertson Laura, wid E., r ss Bolton lane, 1st e of Drayton Robertson Sarah E., wid W. J., r 150 Taylor Robider Anthony L., carpenter C. R. R., r 92 W. Broad Robider Henry D., carpenter C. R. R , r Duffy, ne cor Drayton Robider Louis, shoemkr 31| Drayton, r Duffy, se cor Drayton Robinson Adam, c, porter A. Friedenberg & Co., r 175 York Robinson Adeline, c, laundress, r ns Indian lane, 1st e of Farm Robinson Alfred, q, carpenter, r ns Huntingdon, 10th w of W. Broad Robinson Andrew, c, porter A. Einstein's Sons, r 27 Charlton Robinson Annie M. Miss., teacher Cathedral School, bds Con gress, se cor Lincoln Robinson Arthur F., upholsterer A. J. Miller & Co., r 165 York Robinson Augustns, c, lab, r Mill, 1st e of W. Boundary Robinson Bernard, c, butler, r rear 33 Broughton Robinson Chance, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Joachim, 3d w W. Boundary ' N r v r t W n P r i r o o MATCHED ON A LL OF OUR WORK. l l O l l D B r i l I l l u o o McDonough &Ballantyne. (See front flyB.) S ., F . & W . R Y Through Sleepers dally to Val-1 d o sta, Q u itm an , T h o m asv ille an d Albany, ROB 412 ROB Robinson Charles H., c (C. H. Robinson & Co.) r 1031 Whitaker 5 Robinson Cyrus, c, lab, r Joachim, 7th e of E. Boundary Robinson C. H. & Co., c (C. H. Robinson and J. Jefferson) barbers, 103| Whitaker Robinson David, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear 12 Jones Robinson Edward, c, carpenter, r ns S. Broad lane, 3d e of Montgomery Robinson Edward, c, wks J. Flannery & Co., r 17 New Robinson Edward, c, wks L. Thannasaw, r Jones, nr Bull Robinson Edward, c, wks Tyler Press, r' ns Bolton, 1st e of Burroughs Robinson Elizabeth, c, laundress, r Gwinnett lane, nw cor Montgomery Robinson Ephraim, c, fireman, r rear President, nw cor Ran dolph Robinson Floyd, c, baker, r rear 102 E .`Boundary Robinson George, lab, r Montgomery, 5th n of Huntingdon R >binson Henry, c, lab, r ss Jones, 3d w of Wilson Robinson Isaac, c, stevedore, r rear E. Boundary, 1st w of S. Broad Robinson Isaac, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r ss Jones lane, 5th w of E. Broad Robinson Isaiah, c, porter, r ns Pine, 4th e of Farm Robinson James, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Alice, 4th w of W. Broad Robinson James W., c, painter, r Liberty lane, 3d w of Price Robinson John, c, driver, r Bryan, 1st w of Farm Robinson John, c, driver Mbrau & Reilly, r Anderson sw cor E. Broad Robinson John, e, lab, r Gwinnett lane, nw cor Montgomery' Robinson John, c, lab, r ws Ann, 8th s of Zubly Robinson John D., cotton shipper C. Green & Co., r 100 S. Broad Robinson John D. Jr., elk C. Green & Co., bcls 100 S. Broad Robinson Joseph, c, driver, r ns Charlton lane, 11 wofE. Broad Robinson Mary, wid W., bds ss Jones, 7th w of W. Broad Robinson Michael, c, lab, r ws Ann, 3d s of Zubly Robinson Dlondav, c, wks Lower Press, r Brdwnsville Robinson Nathaniel, c, musician, r 197 Congress Robinson Patrick J., engineer C. R. R., r ss Jones, 7th w of W. Broad E|pbinson Robert, c, porter J. W. Schley & Co., r 108 Montgomery Given on A ll Kinds of Repairs, JOHN ROURKE, 2 Baty Street* Strong's Drug Store,67btol* BOB 413______________ BOO Robinson Rosa, c, laundress, r Shinbone al, nr E. Broad Robinson Thomas, wks D. R. Thomas, r ws Purse, 2d s of Sims Robinson Tobias, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 3d w of Bay Robinson Wallace, c, wks G. W. Hussey, r Perry lane, 2d s of W. Broad Robinson William, painter, bds 133 Congress Robinson William W., elk Lower Press, bds 77 Abercorn Roby Stephen, painter, r 178 Hull Rocca Dominick, butcher, r 212| St. Julian Rocca Frank E., butcher, Market, r 2121 St. Julian Roche Ellen Mrs., dress mkr, 45 Barnard Roche Thomas M., shoemkr, 140 St. Julian, r 45 Barnard Rocheford Mary Mrs., grocer, 6 Price Rocker Christian, grocer, r Purse, sw cor Jones Rocker Dierck, elk J. Rocker & Bro., bds 100 W. Broad Rocker Henry (J. Rocker & Bro.), r 100 W. Broad Rocker John (J. Rocker & Bro.), r 100 W. Broad Rocker J. & Bro. (J. and H. Rocker), grocers, 100 W. Broad Bookings John, c, wks C. R. R Rockwell William S., pay teller Mer. Nat. Bk., r White Bluff Roddy Edward, bar kpr Screven House Roddy Edward, elk Reily & Moloney, r 98 Hnll Roddy Ella Miss., wks Cotton Factory, bds Wilson, sw cor Sims Roddy Emanuel, elk, bds 110 Montgomery Roddy Mary, wid P., r Wilson, sw cor Sims Roddy Thomas, carpenter S., F. & W. By., r Wilson, sw cor Sims Roderick E. wks C. R. R Roderick Thomas, lab, bds 24 Stewart Rodney Battise, c, lab, r es Cuyler, 2d s of Gwinnett lane Roe Edward, gardener, r ws E. Boundary, 1st s of President Roe Richard E., asst auditor S., F. & W. Ry., bds 102 Brough ton Rogers Adam, c, porter J. A. Douglass, r E. Boundary, sw cor President Rogers Allred, c, wks J. Feeley, r es Burroughs, s of Anderson Rogers Caroline M , wid Rev. C. W., r 107 Ball ROGERS CORNELIUS D., butter, cheese and lard, 141 Bay (basement), r 156 Jones Rogers Daniel, switchman S., F. & W. Ry., r ss Liberty, 2d e of E. Boundary Rogers Elizabeth, wid J., r es W. Boundary, 1st s of Sims MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) mH , in FLO RIDA DISPATCH WSStSHl Hy., fast freig h t line. BOG 414 BOO Rogers Jackson, c, tinner, ns Liberty lane, 1st e of Drayton Rogers Janies H., c, porter Central Bank, r 209 Perry Rogers James J., engineer S., F.- & W. Ry., r ss Liberty, 2d e E. Boundary Rogers John, c, drayman, r Ann, ne cor Harrison Rogers John, engineer S., F. & W. Ry., r ws Purse, 3d n of Sims | Rogers Jordan, wks C. R. R., r es W. Boundary, 1st s of Sims Rogers Louisa, c, laundress, r Charlton lane, 1st w of Haber sham. Rogers Mary, c, laundress, r Nicholson, 1st e of Mercer Rogers Mary F., wid J. S., r 57 York Rogers Mathew, c, butler, r rear Thunderbolt rd, nr E. Bound ary Rogers Osborne T., inspector of fertilizers, 94 Bryan, r Coving ton, Ga Rogers Prince, c, driver, r 5 Charlton Rogers Samuel, c, fireman Lower Press, r ns Nicholson, 1st w of E. Broad Rogers Samuel H., printer Morning News, r Broughton Rogers Thomas J., elk C. R. R , r 9 Margaret ROGERS W ILLIAM , genl supt Central Railroad, r 84 Taylor Rogers William, checker S., F. &. W. Ry., bds ss Liberty, 2d e of E. Boundary Rogers William W., dis elk Central Bank, r 84 Taylor Roggenten C. R , elk F. Buchanan, r 9 Indian Roggenten Henry, baker P. Cavanaugh, bds 43 E. Broad Rohr Frederick, elk B. S. Wells, r York, sw cor Jefferson Roland Charles D., wks O. P. Havens, r Drayton, nw cor S. Broad Roland Rosette, c, laundress, r 34 Roberts Roley Bridget A., wid J., r ws Wilson, 2d s of Sims Roley Charles, driver, bds ws Wilson, 2d s of Jones Rolling Mingo, c, lab, r rear Farm, ne cor Oliver Rolman Michael, driver Moran & Reilly Romans Annie Miss, elk H. C. Houston, r 81 Barnard Romeo Daniel, c, waiter Marshall House Romeo Nicholas, c, blacksmith, r Indian lane, 12th w of Farm Ronan John T., sheriff Chatham Co., r ss Waldourg, 1st s of Jefferson , : . 1 Rook John W., tinner C. R. R Rook Robert, coppersmith S., F. & W. Ry., r 10 Gordon J. B. REEDY, The Largest IMPORTER of FRUITS in the State. L. C. Strong DRUGGIST. Prescriptions a Specialty, 67 Bull Street. EDO 415 EOS Rooney Hugh, lab, r ss Wright, 1st e of E. Broad ' Rooney Mary, wicl Barnard, bds ns Zubly, 4th w of Ann Roos Benjamin, o'pr W. U. Tel.*Co., r 89 Jones Roos Hannah, c, seamstress, r ss Mill, 3d w of Farm Roos Isaac, butcher, stall 9 Market, and 32 President, r 89 Roos Joseph, sale stable, Zubly, sw cor Laurel, r 28 Hall Rose Alfred, c, lab, r ns Charlton lane, 2d e of Price Rose Elizabeth, wid David, r ss New Houston, 2d w of Barnard Rose George A., elk Upper Steam Mill Rose Henry, watchman C. R. R Rose James A., stevedore, bds 156 S. Broad Rose John, c, lab, r Lumber, nw cor New Rose William, c, tailor, r ns Jones lane, 4th w of Price Rose William H., conductor C. R. R , r 19 Broughton Roseally Felix, cigar mnfr, 30 Bull Rosenband Elizabeth, wid Jacob, r. 154 Bryan Rosenfeld Isaiah M., collector, bds 169 Charlton Rosenfeld Isaiah M. Jr. (I. M. Rosenfeld, Jr., & Co.), r 169 Charlton Rosenfeld I. M. Jr., & Co. (I. M. Rosenfeld a n d ----- -), con fectionery, 162 Broughton Rosenfeld Leonora, wid Jacob, r 169 Charlton Rosenheim Joseph (J. Rosenheim & Co.), r Gaston, sw cor Howard . ,, _. Rosenheim Joseph & Co. (Joseph Rosenheim and b. Bmswan- ger), bpots and shoes, 163 Congress Rosentreter John M., grocer, r Whitaker, sw cor Anderson Rosis Mary J., wid Thomas M-, r 71 Congress Ross Alfred, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., bds 19 Jones Ross Amos, b, lab, r Ann, sw cor Orange Ross Annie, wid J., r 215 Hull Ross Cato, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins, r rear Thunderbolt rd, nr S., F. & W. Ry Ross James, c, waiter, r es Ann, 4th n of Pine Ross Joseph, elk C. R. R-> bds 163 York Ross Lizzie J. Miss, elk D. Weisbein, bds 215 Hull Ross Martha J., wid A. M., r 126 Gaston * Ross Mary, c, seamstress, r es W. Broad, 3d n of Huntingdon Ross Noble A. H., collector, bds 126 Gaston Ross Sanders, c, wks Herman & Kayton, r rear Thunderbolt rd, nr S., F. & W. Ry Rossignol Charles P,, elk Walter & Hart, r 48 State________ _ OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. McDONOUQS & BALLANTYNE. (See front fiy B.) S ..F .& W .R Y , Freight io Through Cars on fast trains Without Transfer. EOS 416 BOY Rossignol Gilbert B., warehouseman W. W. Gordon & Co., r 48 State Rossignol Mary E., wid James L., r 48 State Rossiter Patrick (Churchill & Rossiter), r29 Houston Rotchford John, printer Morning News, bds 52 Montgomery Roth Henry, salesman A. Einstein's Sons, bds Marshall House Rothermell Jacob, cigar mkr Mrs. R. Palmes Rothschild David H., elk H. Rothschild, bds 149 Gordon Rothschild Hannah Miss, r 149 Gordon Rothschild Henry, agt, dry goods, 182 Congress, r 149 Gordon Rothschild Solomon, elk Frank & Co., bds 149 Gordon Rotureau Jane, wid Peter, r Indian, se cor Farm Rotureau Peter C., elk Upper Rice Mill, r 213 Congress Rouize Frank, steveodore, r 22 Abercorn Roundfield Wallace, c, lab, r rear es E. Boundary, 7th s of S Broad Roundtree Charles L., train hand C. R. R., bds 261 William JOHN, traia Novelty hand 0 R R >bds 261. William Iron Wks, foundry and machine shops, 2 Bay, r 16 Broughton. (See bottom lines.) Rourke John W., copper smith C. R. R., r ws Walnut, 2d n of Harrison Rousseau Julius D., bkkpr, r ss Bolton, 3d w of Barnard Rousseau Theodore A., elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 103 Taylor Rowe Benjamin, pressman Sav. Oil Mill, bds Jones, sw cor Purse Rowe Joseph, wks Sav. Oil Co., bds Jones, sw cor Purse Rowe Leonard, c, porter, r 109 Jefferson Rowell Edward, c, driver, r 111 J(M. M. and J. F. Sullivan), lish and oysters, 150 Bryan Sullivan Patrick, wks C. R. R,, r 5 Bay Sullivan Sarah A., wid James, r 162 S. Broad Sullivan Thomas G., train hand C. R. R., r 16 Margaret Sullivan Timothy, elk, bds E. Broad, sw cor Harris Sullivan Timothy, wks S., F. &. W. Ry., bds 22 Brougton Sullivan Timothy J., tinner, r 22 St. Julian Sullivan Walter T., elk, bds E. Broad, sw cor Harris Sullivan William, elk C. R. R., bds 6 Gordon Sullivan William D., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., bds Henry, sw cor Drayton , Suiter Frederick, elk H. Suiter, bds 199 Liberty SlKFflr M i l k ancl B*-*^s * F u ll stock on hand A 'l l l l O McDo n o u g h & b a u a n t i n b . (Seefront fly B.) Fast Freight Lin e , daily to Macon, A lb a n y, Chattahoochee E iv e r , and all Points in South* ern Georgia and Florida. SUL . 452_____________ SWO Suiter Henry, saloon, W. Broad, sw cor Harrison Suiter Henry C. D., grocer, Charlton, 1st e of W. Broad Suiter Martin W., grocer, Taylor, ne cor Price Suiter Mary J., wid M., r 64 S. Broad Sumter George, c, wks Planters Rice Mill SUNDAY TELEGRAM, J. H. Estill propr, 1 & 3 Whit aker. (See page 98 .) Superior Court, W. B. Fleming, judge; Court House Susong William A. (Darnall & Susong), bds 51 W. Broad Sutcliffe Henry G., bkpr C. C. Hardwick, r 85 Jones Sutherland David, civil engineer, r E. Boundary, sw cor Hull Sutton E. B., grocer, r 200 Broughton Sutton Susan Mrs., boarding, 200 Broughton Swain Elbert C., bricklayer, r ss Waldburg, 1st w of W. Broad Swann Henry, wks C. R. R Swanson Gustavo H., tailor Edward J. Kennedy, Swanston Edward C., c, lab, r ns Liberty lane, 2d w of Aber- corn Swanston Ella, wid David, r 169 Gordon Swanston John G., elk P. H. Ward & Co., bds 169 Gordon Swanston Walter E., with J. F. LaFar, bds 169 Gordon Sweat Arabella TJ., wid F. R., bds 40 Abercorn Sweat Charlotte M.,wid R. F., Waldburg, sw cor Howard Sweat George A., elk, bds Waldburg, sw cor Howard Sweat John N., elk, r Waldburg, sw cor Howard Sweat Richard, c, lab, r ss Duffy lane, 3d w of Jefferson. Sweat William C., elk J. Weichselbauin, r ss New Houston', 2d e of Bull Sweeney Charles, watchman, r 193 State Sweeney Mary, wid John, r ss Waldburg, 1st w of Jeffer son * Sweeney Michael T., switchman S., F. & W. Ry., r ss Charl ton, 6th w of W. Broad Sweet Henry, c, driver T. J. Charlton, r rear 145 Perry Sweet James G., c, barkpr W. Carr, r Priee CQr Anderson Swienson Stephen, wks S., F. .& W: Ry., bds McGuire, sw cor Canal Swift Catherine, wid J., bds ss Jones, 14th of W. Broad Swift Mary Miss, wks Cotton Factory, Swing Sarah, wid James, bds ws Montgomery, 2d s of Wald burg Swinton William, train hand C. R. R., bds 86 W. Broad Swoll William, r 167 Perry Architectural Iron Work 7 a Specialty, 2 Bay St* 67 BULL St. SYB 453 TAT Syberg Peterson E. T., broker Holst & Co., r 90 Jones Syenson Stephen, wks C. R R Sykes James A., c, porter S. Gazan, r 27|'Taylor Sylvester John, wks C. R. R., bds 49 William Symons Bessie A. Miss, school, bds W. Broad, nw cor Stewart Symons Emily G. Miss, music teacher, bds W. Broad, sw cor Stewart Symons Frederick W., lawyer, Recorders office, r ss Henry, 2d e of Jefferson Symons George H., elk E. J. Kieffer, r W. Broad, sw cor Stew art Symons Jacob, r 46 Lincoln Symons James, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r 9 Taylor Symons Jane A. Mrs., boarding, 460 E. Broad Symons William, carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., r 5 5| E. Broad Symons William F., printer G. N. Nichols, Bds 24 Barnard Symons William R , elk, r 160, E. Broad Syms John J., wks C. R. R., r ws Wilson 2d^s of Sims rP A G G A R T GRANTHAM I ,, coal and com mer, 124 X Bay, r 76 Jones. (See p. 82.) Taliaferro Charles C., school, 122| State, bds 132 State Talmage Dan (D. Talmage's Sons & Co.), r New York Talmagfe John F. (D. Tdlmage's Sons & Co.), r New York TALM AGE'S DAN SONS & CO. (J. F. Talmage, C. J. fluguenin and D. Talmage), rice, 108 Bay Tamm August H., grocer, Zubly, sw cor Poplar Tamm Harry, elk A. H. Tamm, bds Zubly, sw cor Poplar 1TAMM J. w ., aloon, 13 Jefferson, r Zubly sw cor Poplar Tanner Henreitta, wid T., r 86 W. Broad Tanner Jennie, wks Cotton Factory, bds 18 Stewart Tanner Mary, wid -- , bds 18 Stewart Tant Henry L., carpenter, bds 115 Barnard Tant .James E., engineer, r 115 Barnard Tarlton, Joseph c, Cookshop, r Olive, 11th w of Ann Tarver Frederick, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry ' Tarver Gilbert B., machinist S., F. & W. Ry., r 92 Jones Tarver Jackson, fireman C. R R , bds 26 Margaret Tarver Keziah, c, lab, r 93 Jefferson Tarver Munford S., elk, bds 92 Jones Tarver Samuel H , c, carpenter S., F . & W. Ry., rr 92 Jones Tarver Thomas, driver, r 9 | Charlton Tatern E. E., elk H. F. Grant & Co., bds 167 Perry huii i u m | MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front'fly B.) 21 8 C Q UB OV 0IiLT a l l -r a il l i n e ,to r. '. . IS Thomas George, c, wks S. G. Haynes & Bro Thomas Henryke, wks Henry Miller, r Louisville Thomas Houston, wooddealer, foot of Gas House Hill, bds 53 Liberty Thomas Isabella, >wid*S. T.,*bds 156 Jones Thomas James (Drayton & Thomas), r Ann, 3d n of Harrison Florida OraayOS. is H ead q u arters. I L C. Strong F rench, A m erican and E n glish J Soaps, 67 liu ll Street. THO 467 THO Thomas James, c, lab, r 15-, New Thomas James, porter, r 20*S- Broad Thomas James, e, wks C. R R ,, r Farm, 5th n of Bine Thomas James, c, wks C. R. R , r Mill, 5th w of l'arm Thomas James, c, wks Johnson & Jackson, r 15) New Thomas James G., physician, 36 Abercorn Thomas John, c, huckster, Market, r Zubly, 2d e of: Farm Thomas John, c, sailor, bds ss S. Broad lane, 2d w of Houstan Thomas John A., bkkpr S. P. Hamilton, r 14 Stone THOMAS JO H N T., ins agt with D. R. Thomas, 111 Bay, r 114 Jones Thomas Joseph, c, lab, r rear Bolton^ 6th, e of S., F: & W. Ry Thomas Joseph M. D. (Greene & Thomas), r 14 Stone Thomas Julius C., c, porter, r ns Bryan, 3d w of Ann Thomas Lewis, c, butcher J. Habersham, Thomas Lewis, Cj wks G. R. R Thomas Lot, e, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry Thomas Martha, c, laundress Pulaski House Thomas Mervina, wid ------, bds 53 LibertyThomas Michael, c, wks F, A, Garden, r 2 Taylor Thomas Moses, wks McDonough & Ballantyne, r 197 Congress Thomas jiancy, c, cook, r es Montgomery, 3d s of Gaston, Thomas Nannie L., wid W. A., r 176 Taylor Thomas Richmond, c, lab, r 5 | Taylor Thomas Robert, c, lab, r 94 Price Thomas R. T., c, wks Bacon & Brooks, r Jones, nr E, Broad Thomas Samuel, c, butler W. H. Rose, r rear 19 Broughton Thomas Solomon, c, lab, r es Montgomery, 3d s, of Gaston Thomas Starling, c, drayman Miller & Roach Thomas S. Willis, elk C. R. R Thomas William, e, lab, r Gordon lane, 2d e of Price Thomas William, c, lab, r Gwinnett lane, se cor Cuyler Thomas William, c, lab, r ss 1st Av, 4th w of Whitaker Thomas William, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r es Wilson lane, 1st s of Sims; Thomas William, H, Rev., c, missionary, r ws Gwinnett lane. 1st w of W. Broad Thomason Henry J., real estate agt, 110: Bryan, r 114 State Thomason Honore, wid Paul, r 114 State Thomason Joseph, elk P. E. Master, bds 187 State Thomason Rufus, fireman C. R. R.. bds 93 Montonmprv' AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS. M cD O N O V G H & B A X U A N T T N E , (See front fly B.) S.,F. & W. Ry. Two Fast Mail Trains Daily Be tween Savannah and Jacksonville. THQ 458_____________ THO Thompson Andrew, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins Thompson Andrew J., wks Cotton Factory, bds 111| W. Broad Thompson Arthur D., pressman G. N. Nichols, r 95 S. Broad Thompson Barnard, c, lab, r Pine, 1st w of Farm Thompson Bonaparte, c, carpenter, r ss New Houston lane, 2d e of Barnard Thompson I). H., wks S., F. & W. Ry Thompson Edward J., blacksmith B. & A. St. Ry., bds W. Broad, ne cor Wald burg Thompson Edwin, r S. Broad, se cor Arnold Thompson Edwin L., wks Sav. Oil Factory, bds 33 Roberts Thompson Elizabeth, wid Peter, r 111 Congress Thompson Ernest (Showalter & Thompson), r ns Anderson, 1st w of Lincoln Thompson Francis, c, sailmkr, r rear Arnold, 5th w of Perry Thompson George, elk J. F. Phillips, bds Lincoln, sw cor Duffy Thompson George, c, porter C. R. R Thompson George, c, porter C. R. R., r rear 160 Liberty Thompson George W., c, lab, r ns S^ Broad lane, 3d w of E. Broad Thompson Harriet, wid D., r ss Jones, 6th w of W. Broad Thompson Isaiah, c, longshoreman, r ns Gwinnett, 2d e of Price Thompson James, c, driver, r es W. Boundary, 3d n of Walker THOMPSON JO. 0., grocer, 166 Broughtpn, nw cor Bar nard, r 39 Habersham (See p. 96.) Thompson John, c, driver J. Lyons Thompson John, c, turpentine sampler, r ns Harris, 1st w of E. Broad Thompson John, e, wks Gordon Press, r es St. Ganl, 4th s of Znbly Thompson John P., wks Cotton Factory, bds 25 Roberts Thompson Joseph, pilot, bds 66 St. Julian Thompson Joseph R., driver, r ss Cann, 1st e of White Bluff rd Thompson Josephine Miss, dressmkr, r 111 Congress Thompson Lydia, c, r rear Randolph, cor Perry Thompson Marion, c, barber D. S. Scott, r rear 158 Gordon Thompson Mary, c, cook F. M. Tidwell, r rear Ogeechee rd Thompson Moses, e, carpenter, r ss G winnett/d w of E. Broad Thompson Owen, lab, bds 64 Bryan Thompson Pierce, c, wks C. Phillips C em etery and B alcon y B ailin gs o f A ll K in d s 2 m a d e b y J O H N B O U R E E , B a y S t r e e t . 4* M M Drugs, Combs, Broshes, Mir -- V / . M U U l l g l rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. THO_________ 459 THU Thompson Reginald, porter G. H. Remshart, r ss Bismark, w of Burroughs Thompson Reuben, c, hostler B. & A. St. R. R., r Burroughs, se cor Kline Thompson Robert, wks Saussy & Harmon, bds 23 Jones Thompson Rosa, c, laundress, r ws W. Broad, 4th s of Gwin nett Thompson Samuel, c, wks W. A. Feay, r 20 S. Broad Thompson Thomas, c, cotton sampler Walter & Hart, r rear Cleburne, cor Gilford Thompson Thomas H , elk A. J. Miller, r 93 S. Broad Thompson Tiney B., bkkpr J. J. McDonough, r Liberty, nw cor Price Thompson Wall T., Jr., bkkpr J. C. Thompson, bds 39 Haber sham Thompson Walter T., pilot, bds 67 President Thompson William, c, driver, r 112 Montgomery Thompson William, c, wks Smith & Kelly, r W. Broad, sw cor Indian . Thompson William G., bkkpr Palmer Bros., r 93 S. Broad THOMPSON W IL L IA M H ., saloon, 109 Broughton, r 68^ St. Julian THOMPSON W IL L IA M T., editor The Morning News, r 39 Habersham Thompson Yates, elk F. M. Hull, r 39 Habersham THOMSON PR A N K H ., auditor C. R. R., r 95 Mont gomery Thomson John D., elk C. R. R., bds 95 Montgomery Thomson Thomas F., dis elk Merchants Nat. Bank, r 62 Mont gomery Thornburg Adam, wks C. R. R., r ns Zubly, 4th w of Ann Thorne Charles M , wks C. R. R., r ws Walnut, 4th n of Harrison Thornton Frederick, bottler W. Hone & C., r 35 Gaston Thorpe Charles H. R , tinner, r 38 Jefferson Thorpe Mary Mad., 160 Houston Thorpe Gwen, wks C. R. R., r ns Sims, 2d e of Wilson Thrasher Jessie S., trav agt, r ws Drayton, 1st n of Anderson Threadcraft Francis M., pilot, r 59 Harris Threadcraft Irving, c, boatmen, r rear Randolph, 3d w of President Thurman Alexander, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Thurman Edward W., elk Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., bds W. Broad, cor River N o r t h e r n P rip p o & j m a t c h e d on a l l of our w o r k . 1\UI l i l m If I I lo u o McDonough Ballantyne. (See float fly B.) F. ? Past Fre ig h t L in e , daily to Macon, Albany,'' Chattahoochee. Rive r, and all Points in South. ern Georgia and-Flrida. THU 460, TIN Thurman Robert, o, wks C. R: R Theweatt Anderson, c, wks Gordon Press Tice Edward, c, lab,' r ns Gwinnett lane, ,1st e of* W. Broad. Tidwell Francis M., butcher, Drayton, sw cor Macon, r Ogee- chee rd. . Tidwell Thomas (McFarland & Tidwell),,r Ogeeehee rd Tidwell William, green grocer, Ogeeehee rd Tietjen John F., grocer, W, Broad;, nw cor New Tilden Barnard G., elk 0 L. Gilbert & Co., r ws Tattnall, 4th n of Huntingdon Tilden William M., elk D. B. Lester, r Tattnall, 4th w of Hunt- ingdon Tilley Isabella, c, laundress, r ss Gwinnett lane, 2d, e of Bur roughs Tillis Elias, wks C. R. R., bds 24 William Tillman Alexander, c, wks Central Press Tillman Christopher, c, train hand S., F. & W> Ry:, m s Jones lane, 1st w, of E. Broad, Tillman Jennie, c, r 19 Floyd Tillyer Phoenix, c, carpenter,, r we E. Broad; 2d, n of McDonough Tilton Annie, wid H. W., bds Bolton, 2d w Barnard, Tilton Charles M. (C. M. & H. W. Tilton), bds 213'Congress Tilton C. M. & H. W. (Charles M. and Henry W. Tilton), gro cers, 31 Whitaker Tilton Eason, elk, bds Bolton, 2d w of Barnard: Tilton Eugene M., elk, bds Indian, se cor Farm Tilton Henry M. (C. M. & H. W. Tilton), bds Bolton, 2d w of Tilton James E., elk C. M. & H. W. Tilton, bds Bolton, 1. w of Barnard Tilton Nathoniel B.,,miller Upper Steam- Mill, r 213 Congress TILTON N A T H A N IE L 0.,.su p t Upper Steam Rice Mill, r Indian, ne .cor Farm. Tilton Oetavus L., planter, r 135 Liberty Tilton Theodore, machinist, r 158 State, Tilton William B., elk C. M & EL W. Tilton, r Bolton, 2d w of Barnard Timmons Mahala, wid William, r 5 Taylor Timmons Richard, c, lab, r ss Mill, 7th e of Farm Timmons Susan, wid John D., bds 119 Barnard Timmons William; lab, bds Arnold, nr Liberty. Tingley DavidS., route agent S., F. & W. Ry., r l0 5 | Jones Tinker William, contractor, bds Hibernian House Lemons K U : han d le m o re L em ons th a n any ho u se S o u th . G e t h is ,P ric e s b efo re p u rc h a sin g else w here. "White Rose" O O L O Q H E , ' L. C. Strong, 67 B u ll St. TIN 461 TOM Tinsley Fleming D.. elk Baldwin &. Co., bds 158 Liberty Tinsley James M., elk Saussy & Harmon, r 154 S. Broad Tisereau Adrian, tinner, 891 Whitaker Tishler Adolph, elk, bds 42 Montgomery T s der A. M., tailor, 46J Whitaker , Tishler Edward, barber Louis Brauss, bds 209 York Tishler Flora Miss, elk W. & W. Mnfg Co., r 45 Montgomery TISHLER SOLOMON J., mer tailor, 46 Bull, r 42 Mont gomery Tison Scotia W., elk Walter & Hart, r 140 Jones Titcomb George W., elk, bds, 187 State Titcomb James D., elk, bds 187 State Titcomb Mary N., wid George, r 187 State Titcomb Bobert L., checker D; C. Bacon & Co., bds 187 State Titcomb Samuel J., elk, bds 187 State Titcomb William R , elk, bds 187 State Todd John C., elk C. R R , r 70 Taylor Tolbert Albert, carpenter S., F. & W. By., r 52 Broughton Tolbert Albert M., carpenter S., F.. & W. By.,, bds 52 Broughton Tolbert Anna, c, laundress, r ws Guerard, 2d n of; Walker Tolbert Cuffey, c, wks Tipper Steam Mill Tolbert Frank, elk, bds 105 Congress Tolbert Frank, c, carpenter, Indian, lane, 1st e of: W. Boundary Tolbert Frank,, lab, r es,White Bluff rd, 1st s of Beppard Tolbert George W., fireman, bds 52: Broughton Tolbert Henry, c, wks C. B. .B., r Margaret, 4th w of Lumber Tolbert Margaret, c, laundress,, r 11 Charlton Tolbert Peter, c, tab, r rear Jackson, 1st w of Arnold, Tolbert Prince, c, driver, r 2L Stewart Tolbert Bobert, c shoemkr, ss Bay lane,. 1st w of Lincoln, r. 68 Bryan Tolbert Stephney, c, wks. C, B. R Tolbert Tobias, c, wks C. B. B., r Margaret, 3d w. of Lumber Tolland John, wks Sav. Paper Mill, r Orange, cor Lumber Tolle Henry, elk Moehlenbrock & Bierks, r. 101 Whitaker Tolston Charles, c, barber, 188 Bryan, r ns Gwinnett lane, 3d e of W. Broad Tomacco John, pedler, r 24 Barnard Tomlinson D. B. Mrs., r 136 Broughton Tomlinson Lucius C...fireman.C. B B TOMMINS GEORGE W ,, manager Wheeler &; Wilson Mnfg Co., 48 Bull, r 187 Harris Iron Fronts F0R STORES a n d d w e l l in g s . H M oU O S O U G lfi & BALLiANTY-NE. (See frout fly B.) S., F. & W. RY Through. Sleepers dally to Val-t dosta, Quitman, Thom asville and Albany, TOM 462 TRU Tompkins Henry B. (Tompkins & Denmark), bds Pulaski House Tompkins Turner C., engineer, r ss Olive, 7th e of Ann TOMPKINS & DENMARK (H. B. Tompkins and B. A. Denmark), lawyers, 105 Bay Tonking James H., wks C. R R Toomer Lewis B., c, supt carriers P. O., r ss Bryan, 1st w of Ann Torbett Frank T., foreman J. W. Tynan, r Congress, sw cor Drayton Torlay Alfred F., kpr Laurel Grove Cemetery, r Cemetery, nw cor Anderson Torlay C. B , wks S., F. & W. Ry Torrent James, wks C. R. R , bds 26 William Torrent Joseph F., cooper, W. Boundary, nr Margaret, r 75 Broughton Torrent Mary, wid J., r 65 Broughton Tosback James, stevedore r 40 Congres Toulmin Robert, c, with A. Stucken & Co., r 155 Barnard Towney Ellen Miss, domestic J. Duggan Townsend Carrie Mrs., dressmkr; r 26 Hull Townsend Madison, c, lab, r ws E. Boundary, 7th n of Broughton Townsend Michael, policeman, r 79 Jones Townsend Michael F., tailor C. Gassman, bds 79 Jones Train Hugh F ., prin Boy's High School, r Bull, nw cor Anderson Travis William C., printer Morning News, r 230 Bay Trebony Frank, butcher, Market, r 24| Jefferson Trebony Louis, elk L. Trebony, 24J Jefferson Trebony Lucca, fruits, 24J Jefferson Tredgidgo Henry C., lab, r 36 Margaret Tricky Ransom, engineer S., F. & W. Ry., bds 35 Gaston Trinity Church, Barnard, nw cor York Tropey Joseph S., c, porter O. Butler, r es St. Gaul, 5th s of Zubly Trotty Freeman, c, wks George W. Hussey, r Floyd,' 2d n of Hull Troup Josephine, c, laundress, r ns Jones, 2d e of Price Troup Sarah, c, laundress, r 2 Gordon Trouse Alice, c, nurse, r 95 Zubly Truchelat Eugene J., brick mason, r ss Duffy, 4th e of Barnard Truchelat Henry, elk J. B. West & Co., r country Trumps Jacob B., molder McDonough & Ballantyne EM f i i y F Q llU llll-O } N ew and Second-H and, and G rist M ills, fo r sale b y JOHN ItO U ItK E , 2 B ay S t. C O i H r t 6^ r v " ^ G IS T . Prescriptions a W II Specialty, 67 Bull Street. T E U _______ 4 6 3 ______ TUB Truslow Eliza E., wid John, bds 212 Wayne Truslow James A., driver Haywood, Gage &Co., r40 Margaret Tuberdy Patrick, boots and shoes, 136 Broughton, r 8 7 | Abercorn Tuch Jacob, wks Herman & Kayton, r 191 President Tucker Caroline, wid J. S., r 119 W. Broad Tucker Isaac H. W., elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 132 State Tucker Joshua, c, lab, rss Jones, 4th w of Guerard Tufts Martin, agt up frt C. B. R , r 152 Taylor Tuller William, c, lab, r ns Sims, w of W. Boundary Tullis Elibu S., trainhand C R. R Tully Barnard, plasterer, r 90 Montgomery Tunno Matthew R. (Tunno & Co.), r 55 Gaston Tunno William M. (Tunno & Co.), r 55 Gaston Tunno & Co. (Wm, M. and M. R Tunno and J. C. King), cot ton buyers, 136 Bay Tupper Mary Miss, housekpr W. G. Vaughan, bds ss Bolton, 4th' w of Barnard Turnbull Christopher, c, lab, r 207 Jones Turnbull Mary, c, laundress, r Farm, 2d n of Zubly Turner Anna R , wid R. T., bds 154 Taylor Turner Ann W., wid Thos. M.-, r 107 York Turner Charles B., elk Solomons & Co., r 186 State, Turner Fort Sumter, c, porter W. F. Reid, r Randolph, cor S. Broad Turner George, carpenter, r 180 S. Broad Turner Henry, baker C. Zink Turner Henry, c, wks Tyler Press Turner Isaac, c, wks J. J. McDonough, r 19 Jones Turner Lawrence T., wks D. L. Martin, r Jones, ne cor Mont gomery Turner Michael P., elk Sou. Exp. Co Turner Moses, c, wks Bacon r es Lumber, 2d s of Sims Waldburg Oscar, c, wks J. J. ale & Co., r ss Henry Jane, 1st w of Duffy Walden Augustus A., overseer C. R. R., r 195 Harris Walden Edward, c, waiter Screven House, r Randolph, -nw cor Jackson Walden Frank M., conductor C. R.R., r 6 Stone Walden John, fireman C. R. R., r ss Walker, 2d w of Purse Walden Sarah S., wid Charles C., r 125 Jones Waldhauer David, elk C. R. R., r 151 Jones Walker Aaron, c, lab, r ws Ann, 4th s of Bryan PWesa-nn DRIED FRUIT IN LARGE lU I Ciyil VARIETY. AT REEDY'S. u White Rose" WAL 469 WAL Walker Adam, c, wks* Tyler Press, r rear Cleburne, 5th. n of Randolph Walker Alexander, c, lab, r rear Reynolds, nr Broughton Walker Alexander, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r es Barnard 2d s of Anderson .. * Walker Alonzo, wks Gordon Press Walker Argentine C., c, cook, r es Jefferson, 2d s of Gordon Walker Bluford Hr, watchman 8., F. & W. Ry Walker Catherine, c, cook, r rear Cleburne, 5th n of Ran dolph Walker Christopher, c, lab, r Lumber, 3d n of Pine Walker Daniel, c,wks McDonough & Ballantyne, rrear Perrv lane, 1st s of Arnold J Walker Eliza, c, nurse, r ns Bolton, 1st w of Montgomery Walker George, c, porter G. Y. Hecker & Co., r 2 Cleburne Walker George B., c, porter Brierly & Maitland-Dougall r Arnold, ne cor Jackson Walker George P. (Gaudry & Walker), r 144 S Broad Walker Harry N., elk Knickerbocker Ice Co., r 106 Macon V\ alker James, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 1st w of W. Broad ' Walker John, c, lab, bds 22J-McDonough Walker John, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r Gaston, nr E. Broad JJuuy Jotm Kaiser & Co.), * wsW . Broad, 1st n of Walter Mack, c, lab, r Indian -lanes, 5th w of Farm Wa ker Mary, c, laundress, r ss Alice, 6th w of W. Broad Walker Matthew Rev., c, r ns Alice, 9th w of W. Broad lane ' Walker Mattie Jt Miss, teacher Academy School, r Gordon se cor Whitaker ' Walker Nathaniel, c, lab, r 150 President Walker Peter R., elk H. T. Botts, r 8 St. Julian Walker Pierce B barber Pi Herrmann, r Broughton lane, bet Bull and Drayton ' ^ of^L um b^ ^ C (Walker & Houston), r ns Pryan, 2d e R ' r Sunk, sw cor Guerard " " l ^ r R B .O B E R T D ., marbleworks, monuments and mantels 173 to 179 York, r IM S . Broad. (See p. 94.) , Walker Bobert D. Jr., lawyer, 401 Bay, r 1U S. Broad wW!adkWer 1Si"mon, cV, driivWerk,SrGreEar E53"Rr eDyBnBolrdWs ". 2d e of Lumber Walker Solomon, c, driver, r 101 W. Broad UaIker Thomas, c, driver Andrew McCormack, r 212 Gaston iroi? Railings AND VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS. M cD O N O U G H & B A L L A N T Y N E , (See front fly 13.) 22 R y Two Past Mail Trains Daily Be- ,, tween Savannah and Jacksonville. WAL 470 WAL Walker Thomas, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Bryan, 2d e of Lumber Walker Tina, c, huckster, Market, r Jefferson, cor Gaston Walker Whitfield, c, lab, r Sims, sw cor Guerard Walker William, c, drayman, r ws Laurel, 2d n of Harrison Walker William, c, lab, r 40 Burroughs . Walker William, c, porter Sou. Exp. Co., r ns Orange, 4th e of Farm Walker William A., with R. D. Walker, bds 144 S. Broad Walker & Houston, c ( R. Walker and L. H. Houston ), poultry, Market Wall Charles, c, carpenter, r Bryan, se cor W. Bpfindary Wall Charles, w ks Cotton Factory, bds es Roberts, 9th n of Wilson ' ' Wall Edward J., driver Sou. Exp. Co., r ns Bryan, 2d w of W. Broad Wall Henry, c, wks C. R. R-, r ws Abercorn, 1st n of Henry Wall James J., engineer S. F. & W. Ry., r Bolton, nw Cor Lincoln ' Wall Jehu, machine agt, r Duffy, 5th w of Bull Wall John, fireman S. F.. & W. Ry., bds 27 Jones Wall Nicholas, lab, r 2 E. Broad Wall Samuel, c, wks Lower Press Wall Sarah, wid --, bds 125^ William Wall Thomas, saloon, 5 Lincoln Wall William H., blacksmith A. Kent, bds IS W. Broad WaJace Benjamin, c, wks J Feeley ,, Wallace Cato, c, bricklayer, f & Boundary, ne cor Perry Lane Wallace Charles, c, wks C. R. R , r Habersham, ne cor Charlton Wallace Daniel, c, huckster, 19 Mill Wallace Daniel, c, porter J. Sullivan, r McDonough, nw cor Floyd Wallace David, c, blacksmith, r 29 E. Broad Wallace Edward, wks H. J. Dickerson, r ss Jones, 2d e of Wil- son _ Wallace Emma, c, laundress, r ns Gordon lane, 1st w of Bar- nard Wallace George, c, driver, r es W. Boundary, 2d s of Walker Wallace Hercules, c, butcher, Montgomery, sw cor Hunting- don Wallace James, c, lab, 36* William Wallace James R., c, pedler, r esE. Boundary, 2d n of S. Broad Wallace John, c, driver J. Feeley C0C0ANUTS, AT REEDY'S. L. C. Strong Drags, Combs, Brashes, Mir-1 9 rors, e tc , etc., 67 Bull St. WAL 471 WAL Wa ace John, tailor E. J. Kennedy, bds 80 Broughton Wallace John, c, wks Gordon Press, r Joachim, 1st e of Lumber Wallace Major, c, lab, *r ns Jones lane, 6th w of E Broad Wallace Mary, wid W., r ws Reynolds/ 1st s of Perry WaJace Moses, c, lab, r rear ws Reynolds, nr Shell rd Wallace Patrick Jr, ship chandler, bds Hibernian House Wallace Richard, c, Tyler Press,r Gaston lane, 4th w of E. Broad Wallace Watkms, c, wood dealer, r e s W. Boundary, 2d n of Walker J Waller David, wks G. R. R , bds ss Walker, 2d e of Purse Waller Dessie Miss, dressmkr, Harrison, 2d w of Poplar Wal er Horace^ wks C. R. R., bds ss Walker, 2d e of Purse Waller James, wks <3. R. R., r 16 Stewart Waller Laura Miss, wks Cotton Mill, r ss Huntingdon, 1st w of Jefferson s * WLiber?0berfc T'' warehouseman Flannery & Go., bds 140 Waller Sarah, wid Thaddeus, r Harrison, 2d w of Poplar W A L L E R W I L L I A M G ., associate editor The Morning News, r 51 Liberty 8 W1aslsthwAogl use.s M. Miss, Broad domestic; J. B. Beed, bds Randolph, ^ * Walsh Alice, wid P.s bds Randolph, 1st w of S. Brord Wa se Anna, wid Michael, bds 80 St. Julian Walsh Celia Mrs., grocer, Bryan, sw cor Ann Walsh Francis R., elk J. T. Cohen, bds ss Harris, w of W. Broad Walsh George L. H , gardener, bds 51 York Walsh James, elk, r 67 Tattnall Walsh James, wheelwright A. Kent, r 204 S. Broad Walsh Jeremiah, lab, 14 E. Broad Walsh Johanna, wid J., r 30 Broughton Walsh John, wks Tyler Press, r 30 St. Julian Walsh John F., elk Gray & O'brien, bds 41 Stewart Walsh John J., baker, 199 Jones Walsh John T., elk J. T. West & Co., bds 67 Tatnali Wa sh Mary J. Miss, elk Gray & O'Brien, r 41 Stewart J " Maurice T., watchman, r 41 Stewart w!i u dfay^ a"' r ta lk e r lane, sw cor Wilson lane WS B road^1, WkS S" F' & W` Ry** r ws Rudolph, 2d n of Walsh Michael S. (Walsh & Farrell^, r 70 Montgomery WaLh Nellie Miss, elk J. E. Gutman, bds 41 Stewart Walsh Richard, wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 30 B roughton Iron FrontsF0R stores and dwellings. t . JVIcUONOtJGH &BAJLJLrAATiTjNK. (SeefroiWflyM.) WAL 472 WAR Walsh Thomas, elk S., F. & W. Ry., r Anderson, se cor Hab ersham Walsh Thomas F., ck S., F. & W. Ry., r 39 E. Boundary Walsh William, wks C. R. R , r Gaston, nr Price Walsh William H., wks S., F. & W. Ry., bds 51 York Walsh William J., elk R. G. Dun & Co., r 14 E. Broad Walsh & Farrell (M. S. Walsh and W. T. Farrell) boot and shoes, 142 Congress Walter Christina, wid A , r 211 Congress Walter George (Walter & Hart), r 140 Jones W A L T E R J A M E S E ., whol grocer and ship chandler, 91 Bay Walter Thomas, c, porter J. Immen, r 'President, cor Ran dolph Walter & Hart (G. Walter and B. A. Hart), cotton factors and com mers, 114 Bay Walters George, barkpr D. L. Martin, bds 197| Congress Walthour Daniel D., c, elk W. T. Burch, r Bolton, se cor Cuyler * Walthour Henry, c, waiter R. E. Mims, r rear 184 Bolton Walthour Harriet, c, seamstress, r rear Liberty lane, nr Ran dolph \ . ` . t Walthour Josiah L., chief elk Gordon Press, r 13 Abercorn Walthour Robert H., supt Upper Press, bds 82 Bryan Walthour Taylor, supt Lower Press, bds 82 Bryan Walthour Alfred, c, driver Moran & Reilly Walton Frank, c, lab, r 36 Stewart Walton Rebecca, teacher West Broad St. School, r Arnold, nr Broughton Waltz C. H., elk Ry. P. O Waltz Samuel, c, lab, r rear Cleburne, 1st s of Randolph Wamsley Benjamin F., elk, r 203 Bryan Wamley Lewis L., mer, r 49 Roberts Wand James T., c, porter The Bradstreet Co., r 22 Charlton Waples William D., rice and naval stores, 80 Bay, bds Pulaski House Wapps W. T., wks C. R. R Warch John, barkpr, bds ss Bay lane, 2d w of E. Bro ad Ward Alice, c, laundress, r 97| Jefferson Ward Andrew, c, lab, r Pine, 1st e of Lumber Ward Archibald, c, lab, r/rear Jackson, 2d n of Randolph Ward Charles, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett lane, 1st e of Cuyler Ward Charles H ., c, shoemkr C. S. W. Shivery, r Brownsville Mills A N D P A N S O F A L L S IZ E S , made by JOHN ItOUHKE, 2 Bay St. p C t m n n f PHARMACIST, I -- V Q t r O n g , 67^T 7L LS T S E B T. WAR 473 WAR Ward Cuffey, c, wks C. R. R Ward Daniel, c, lab, r 11 Gordon Ward Edward, carpenter C. . R., bds 190 McDonough Ward Edward, c, porter H. G. Everitt, r Huntingdon, cor Tattnall Ward Frederick A., c, porter Max Krauss, r ss Gwinnett lane, 2i Joseph D. (Weed & Cornwell), r 128 Harris W EED & CORNWELL (J. D. Weed and George Corn- well), whol hardware and importers coffee, 173 and 175 Broughton __________ _ _______ MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) F L O R ID A D ISPA T C H FAST FREIGHT LINE. WEE 478 WEL Weeks Allen, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Bolton, 1st w of Barroughs Weeks Catherine J., wid W. H., r Anderson, ne cor Jefferson Weeks Edward D , collector, bds 204 S. Broad Weeks Taylor, c, driver, r ss Jones, 6th w of Prendergast Wehrenberg William A., saloon, 96 Broughton Weichselbaum Charles H., clkH. VonGlahn,bds Henry, nw cor Drayton Weichselbaum Jacob, agt, druggist, 108 Barnard Weil Elias A. (Meinhard Bros. & Co.), r 158 Jones Weil FeVdinand A., elk Frank & Co., bds 158 Jones Weiland Emma Mrs., domestic W. A. Wehrenberg Weisbein David, dry goods and notions, 158 Broughton, bds Pulaski House Weiss Jacob, helper S., F. & W. By Weiss Mary Miss, domestic J. Lang Weisser Hans, stevedore, bds Hibernian House Welch Cupid, c, wks Gordon Press Welch Ellen Mrs., r 42 Congress Welch John, elk J. Lane, bds 45 Bay Welch John, lab, bds 7 E. Broad Welch Sarah L. Mrs., kindergarten, 130 Hull Welch William H., grocer, 35 Gaston Welch William* H., plumber McEllin & McFall, bds 35 Gaston Welcher Charles, c, butcher Draytop &Thomas, r ws Jefferson, 1st s of Gaston Welcomb Nathaniel, c, wks H. F. Willink W ELD JOHN D., agt Bowker Fertilizing Co., 66 Bay, bds 80 S. Broad Weldon George, wks C. B. R Wellbrock Annie Miss, domestic G. Wellbrock * Wellbrock George, grocer, r Walnut, ne cor Harrison Wellbrock George, Jr., elk G. Wellbrock, bds Walnut, ne cor Harrison W ELLS BENJAM IN S. , cotton shipper, 58 Bay, r ss New Houston, 3d w of Drayton Wells David (J. J. Dale & Co.), r 66 Charlton Wells Ishmael, c, wks Upper Steam Mill, r ns Indian lane, 3d e of Lumber Wells Jesse F., wks C. & S. R, R Wells John D., printer Morning News, r 56 W. Broad Wells John W., elk B. H. Levy, r 202 S. Broad Wells Mamie A. Miss, elk D. Weisbein, r 102 W. Broad B o r r r w The largest IMPORTER of . n L L I J I , FRUITS in the State. DRUGGIST. Prescriptions a Specialty, 67 Bull Street. WEL 479 WES Wells Mary E., wid William H., r 33 Charlton Wells Michael, wks C. R. R , r 102 W. Broad . Wells Scipio, c, wks'Upper Rice Mill, r Mill, 5th w of W. Boun dary . Wells T., fireman S., F. & W. Ry Wendelken Anna Mrs., grocer, r Hall, sw cor Jefferson Wendelken Charles, opr Telephone Exchange, r Hall, sw cor Wendelken Henry P., farmer, bds Hall, sw cor Jefferson Wendelken John A., watchman S., F. & W. Ry., bds 18 Haber- sham Wendelken Martin, Jr., elk Mrs. A. Wendelken, bds Hall, sw . cor Jefferson Wenz Edward C., engineer. C. R. R , r ns New Houston, 1st w of Abercorn Wenz Henry H., grocer, Farm, ne cor Pine Wern Frank, saloon, 180^ St. Julian, r 179^ Bryan Wern Lawrence, huckster, Market, r country Werner Charles, grocer, 58 Pripe Werner M. L., musician, bds 70 Bryan , Werntz John H., blacksmith C. R. R., r ws Barnard, 2d n of Huntingdon Werter Daniel, c, wks Gordon Press Wesley John, c, driver Moran & Reilly W e s le y Monumental Church (Methodist), Abercorn, nw cor Gordon * . Wessels Frederick, grocer, Huntingdon, sw cor Price West Alonzo M. (A M. & C. W. West), r 97 Jones West Anna M., wid Dr. J. J., r 107 Bull West A. M. A C. W. (A. M. & C. W. West), grocers, Liberty, ne cor Whitaker West Broad Street School, W. Broad, nw cor Pine West Bros. (J. R. and J. G. West), cotton factors and com mers, 68 Bay 2 West Charles W. (A. M. and C. W. West), r 9 Tattnall West Edward A., elk A. M. & C. W. West, bds 9 Tattnall West Eliza A., wid Charles W., bds 191 S. Broad West Harry`C., elk C. L. Gilbert & Co., r 136 Harris West H., c, wks B- & A. St. R. R ' ' West James, c, wks Lower Press, r rear ns Congress lane, 3d w of E. Broad A, - : W EST JAMES B. (Jas. B. West & Co.), r Montgomery, Ga., and Savannah % V_______. . OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE. UoDCHOUGH & BALLONIYKE. (See front fly B.) S jjP" O I l f 0 \ / Fre*`l1**n Throngh Cars on fast M Q t i f i l I trains Without'Transfer. ___ W E S _____________ 4 8 0 W HA W EST JAMES B. & CO. (J. B West, W. E. Guerard, and T. M. Newell), corn mers and steamship agents; agents Merchants and Miners Transportation Co,, 114 Bay. (See West James Gv (West Bros.), r 70 Liberty West Jane, c, laundress, r ws W. Boundary, n of Jones West John R. (West Bros.), r 136 Harris . West Jqhn T., clk Thomas West, bds Berrien, nr Montgomery West Julian, c, lab, r ss Hull, 1st e of E. Broad West Louisa, c, laundress, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston West Lucius, porter M. J. Doyle, r 1281 Price West L. W., r Price, 3d s of Gaston West Martha Mrs., nurse Joseph Hull, r 158 Liberty W EST THOMAS, china, glass and queenswar 185 and 187 Broughton, bds Pulaski House West Thomas B., elk Savannah Bank & Trust Co. r 191 S Broad ' West William, timber dealer, bds 6 Jefferson West William, c, wks McEllinn & McFall, r ws Jefferson 3d s of Gaston ' West William W., cotton warehouse, 208 to 216 Bay r 191 S Broad Wfiscott Charles B., trader, bds 39 Broughton Wescott Martha, wid W. H., r 39 Broughton Westermim johp. carpenter, r Henry, nw oor Montgomery W ESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., Henry Grif- fath, manager; 3 Bull Westfield George, wks Cotton Factory Westmoreland Chloe, c, laundress, r ws W. Broad lane, 2d s of Jones Weston John W., c, hostler W, F. Reid, r Bolton, nr C. R. R Weston Lewis, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 7th e of Broughton Wetter Augustus P., planter, r 215 S. Broad AVever Eugene L., elk Max Krauss, bds 158 Broughton* Weyers John, 2d foreman Werner H. & L. Co Weymouth George M (Dickerson & Weymouth), r 102 Taylor Whalen Bridget, wid James, r es Ann, 1st n of Indian Whalen Edward J.,* wks J. Flannery, bds ns Roberts, 3d w of W. Broad M Whalen James, carpenter J. McGinley, r ws Wilson 2d n of Stewart ' Whalen Michael, wks C. R. R., r 102 W. Broad Whalen Richard, lab, bds 80 Broughton Shafting, PULLEYS, HANGERS, ETC., made by JOHN KOUliKE, 2 Bay Street. FUM I AND TOILET ARTICLES, Iti C. STRO NG , 67 B u ll S treet. W H A ________ 481______________ W H I _____ Whalen Sarah E. Mrs., grocer, ns Roberts, 3d w of W. Broad Whalen William F., machinist J. W. Tynan, bds ws Aon, 1st n of Indian Whaley James, c, shoemkr, r ss Jones, 6th w of E. Broad Whaley Joseph, c, wks C. R. R Wharton Joseph, c, driver, r Indian lane, 1st e of W. Bound- ary Whatley George C., law student, office 135 Bay, bds Charlton, sw cor cor Bull Whatley J. Lawton, lawyer, 112 Bryan, r Henry, sw cor Hab ersham Whatrie London, c, lab, r ss Mill, 1st w of Farm Wheat Joseph, c, lab, r rear President, 3d n of Arnold Wheat Josiah, ,c, driver, r rear President, 3d n of Arnold W HEATON JOHN F., mayor of Savannah; pres Sav. Cotton Exchange, com mer and genlins agt; represents Fire Association, of Phila; Niagara Fire Ins. Co., of New York; W atertown Fire Ins. Co., of Watertown, New York; W estchester Fire Ins. Co., of New York; W illiamsburgh City Ins. Co., of New York; 102 Bay, r , 123 Gordon. (See p. 81.) Wheaton Samuel J., solicitor J. F. Wheaton, r Abercorn, nw cor Hull W H EELAN CHARLES F., elk The Morning News, r 87 Montgomery Wheelan Edward J., elk J. Flannery & Co., r ns Roberts, 3d w of W. Broad Wheelan John T., printer, bds 87 Montgomery Wheeler Furman, naval stores, r 18 Taylor Wheeler Harriet L., wid John, r Montgomery, 1st s of Hunt ingdon Wheeler James F., wks Chess Carley & Co., r 7 Taylor Wheeler John, wks G. D. Baker & Co Wheeler J. Wilson, elk, r Montgomery, 1st s of Huntingdon Wheeler R. E.; asst storekpr S., F. & W. Ry Wheeler William, c, wks Gordon Press W H EELER & WILSON MNFG CO., G. W. Tommins, manager; 48 Bull Wheelock Charles W., elk, r 95 Congress Wheelock George R., elk C. Graham, bds 95 Congress Wheelock Thomas, hostler Smith & Kelly Whelan Joseph, barkpr Marshall House Whidden Jeremiah I., watchmkr, bds Thunderbolt rd, nr Perry vQlili wc dA pi MITIjllIliOo and PAW S. F u ll stock McD o n o u g h & b a i x a n t y n e . on hand (Seefront a?b.) Short Line to Jackson ville via W ay cross. WHI 482 WHI Whipper John, o, lab, r 33 Williamson Whitaker Frederick, wks Cotton Factory Whitaker Jennie Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds ss Walker, 2d e of Wilson Whitaker John Rev., c, r rear Bolton, 1st e of S., F. & W. By Whitcomb Edgar F., elk P. H. Ward & Co., r 37 Abercorn WThitcomb Martha Mrs., boarding, 37 Abercorn White Abner, c, blacksmith G. W. Parish, r Hall, 2d e of Montgomery White Albert, c, porter Oglethorpe Club, r Montgomery, sw cor Gaston White Alexander, c, lab, r Montgomery, sw cor Gaston White Anderson, c, waiter J. Garmany, r rear Bolton, se cor J efferson White Anthony, c, lab, r rear 217 Congress White Carrie, c, laundress, r rear Jackson, 4th S of Randolph White Charles, elk Lee Roy Myers, r Price, 2d s of Jones lane White Charles A., elk, bds Planters Hotel Wuite Charles J., TJ. S. surveyor and inspector, r Huntingdon, 1st w of Barnard White Christopher, machinist, bds 198 Broughton White Clifford, c, lab, r ns Liberty lane, 3d w of Abercorn White Claudia, wid J. W., r 22 W. Broad White Daniel, fruits, Market, r ws Guerard lane, 4th s of Sims White Edwin, c, lab, r 28 E. Broad White Eliza, wid Christopher, r 165 Jones White Frank, machinist J. W. Tynan * White Frederick, c, wks J. D. Weed, r 30 E. Broad White Gregory, elk, bds Price, 2d s of Jones lane White Harris, elk J. White, bds 181 Congress White Henry, helper C. R. R., r 33 Stewart White Isaac, bkkpr Max Krauss, bds 181 Congress White James, constable, bds 181 Taylor White James, porter, r Ann, sw cor Pine White John, c, lab, r 41 Stewart White John, c, lab, r Huntingdon, sw cor Tattnall White John, c, lab, r ws W. Broad lane, 2d s of Gaston White John, c, porter A. O. Best, r rear 202 S. Broad White John, c, wks A. B. Hull, r 6 Margaret White Joseph', clothing, 181 Congress White Joseph P., gun and locksmith, 156 Bryan, r 43 Perry White Maria E. Mrs., bds 63 Barnard White Marion, elk, bds 199 York - R e e d y is th e o n ly H o u se in th e C ity im - 1] AH llil p o rtin g F re n c h W ines a n d B ran d ies, co n seq u en tly h a s th e b est. L. C. Strong, French, Amrican and English Soaps, 67 B u ll Street. WHI 483 WHY White IVfatilda B., wid J. W., r 17 Tattnall White Middleton, c, wks Gordon Press White Moses, drayman, r es Ann, 4th s of Harrison White Nellie Miss,-seamstress, r ns Bolton, 2d w of W. Broad White Phvlis, c, laundress, r Gaston, nr E. Broad White Richard W., c, elk Ry. P. O., r ns Duffy, 3d w of Price White R o b e rt, c, fish, Market, r 17 Joachim White Robert, c, porter M. M. Sullivan & Son White Samuel, c, wks Muir & Duckworth, r Pine, 4th w of Lum- W H I T E S A M U E L A ., dentist, 130 Broughton White Sarah Mrs., dry goods, 181 Congress White Silas, c, train hand S., E. & W. Ry White Solomon, c, driver Branch & Cooper, r rear 132 Hull White Steele McA., elk Knoop, Ererichs & Co., r 51 Liberty White Thomas, policeman, r 25 McDonough White Yiolet, c, laundress, r Huntingdon, sw cor la-ttnall White William, horseshoer P. O'Connor, r Thunderbolt rd, sw cor McDonough - . Whiteford Eloyd, c; wks Moran & Reilly, r 214 Taylor W H I T E H E A D G E O K G E A ., H. E. & P. agt C. R. R., r 158 Liberty . , Whitehead James, c, wks Central Press, r rear McAlister, Atn s of S. Broad , ,, . ^ Whitehead John, c, hostler M. Eeeley, r ss Congress, e of W. Broad ,, Whitehead William, wks* Gordon Press, r rear 132 Hull Whiteside George B., elk Central Press, bds 97* S. Broad Whiteside Samuel J., pres Central Cotton Press and chief en gineer Sav. Cotton Press Assn, bds 100 S. Broad Whitfield Archibald, c, lab, r 31 Stewart Whitfield Emanuel, c, wks Gordon Press Whitfield Fannie, c, laundress, r rear 56 Jones Whitfield Henry, c, driver, r Roberts, se cor Wilson Whitfield William, c, wks Lower Press ' Whitley Maggie Miss, elk K, Platshek, bds ns Huntingdon, 2d e of W. Broad ' , n, Whitley Mary Miss, elk K. Platshek, bds ns Huntingdon, 2d e of W. Broad AB , Whitley Mary, wid Peter, r ns Huntingdon, 2d e of W. Broad Whitman James, c, saloon, 30 S. Broad, r 44 Price Whitman Lewis, c, waiter, r fear S. Broad,, sw cor Reynolds Whyte James A. (A. Fullarton & Co.), bds Pavilion Hotel Sugar Mills and P AMS. F u ll stock on hand McDonough &bauuaNtnne. (Seofrontayb.) S . . F . & W . R Y . Fast Freight Line, daily to Mason, Albany, Chattahoochee Liver, and all Points in South* ern Georgia and Florida. WIC_________ 4 8 4 ______WIL Wickham Edward, watchman C. R, R., r Indian, nw cor Mc Guire Wickham Eugene S., c, waiter Pulaski House Wickham Richard, carpenter, bds Indian, nw cor McGuire Wickham Thomas, watchman C. R. R , bds Indian, nw cor McGuire Wicks Edward, c, porter Eretwell & Nichols, r ns Bolton, 1st w of Burroughs Wicks Edwin E., collector, r 204 S. Broad Wideman Jacob J., engineer S., F. & W. Ry Wiehrs Henry, grocer, Sims, sw cor Guerard lane Wiehrs John F., baker, r Sims, se cor Lumber Wiggins Anderson, c, porter M. Y. Henderson, r ns Hunting don, 3d w of Jefferson Wiggins Daniel, c, lab, r ns Hall, 3d e of Jefferson WiggiDS Edward, c, lab, r ha Alice 2d e of W. Broad Wiggins Franklin, c, wks Mrs. E. E. Grower, r rear 149 Lib erty Wiggins George P., elk G. W. Allen, bds 159 York Wiggins Henry, elk, r es Farm, 3d n of New Wiggins Jennie, c, laundress, r ns Hall, 3d e of Jefferson Wiggins Joseph, c, lab, r rear 213 President Wiggins Joseph, e. wks C. R R., r Charlton, 2d s of Purse Wiggins Lewis, mariner, r 84 W. Broad Wiggins Luke, c, wks Planters Rice Mill, r ws Ann, 7th s of Zubly Wiggins Scipio, c, lab, Brownsville Wiggins William B., miller Planters Rice Mill, r 217 Congress Wilber Mary E., wid Aaron, r 105 Jones Wilborn James M., carpenter S., F. & W. Ry., and cigars, Jones ne cor Purse Wilcox Daniel H. ( Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.), r New Haven, Conn Wilcox, Gibbs & Co. ( D. H. Wilcox, L. Y. Gibbs, W. C. Mac- murphy, and W. P. Schirm), fertilizers, 148 Bay Wilder John H., grocer, New Houston, ne cor Lincoln Wilder Joseph J. (Wilder & Co.), r 168 S. Broad W ILD ER & CO., (Joseph J. Wilder), ship brokers and com mers, 126 Bay Wiley Albert, c, driver J. B. Reedy, r 9 9 | Montgomery Wilkey Lorain, wid James, r 5 Taylor Wilkins Ann, wid J. G., bds 25 McDonough Wilkins Gilbert A., bds Pulaski House Wilkins John, c, drayman, r 10 Betrien IA fin Architectural Iron Work JUllil n U U r K G , a Specialty, 2 Bay St. | 67 BULL St. WIL 485 WIL Wilkins Mack, exporter Wilder & Co., r es E. Boundary, 5th n of Thunderbolt rd Wilkins Mary C., wid G., r 137 Jones Wilkins Mary, wid James S., r 86 Taylor Wilkins Mary L., wid Archibald, r 115 Jones Wilkins Mollie Wiss., domestic J. J. McDonough, bds 86 Price Wilkins Baymond D., checker C. Green & Co., r r 86 Taylor Wilkins Bobert W., c, wks Lower Press Wilkins Thaddeus M., upholsterer T. Henderson, bds 163 S. Broad Wilkinson Frank J., butcher, Market, bds 133 Congress Wilkinson Hilliard, c, trainhand S., F. &W. By Wilkinson John, fireman C. B. B., bds 6 Stone Wilkinson Moses, r rear 194 Bryan Wilkinson Bandolph, c, stevedore, r es Barnard, 3d s of An- derson WILLCOX CHARLES H., pres Sav. Guano Co., bds Marshall House Wille Charles, bds 180 Hull Wille John H. A., grocer, 53 Jefferson, r Sims, sw cor Guer- tx*cl lane Willett George M., wksS., S- & S. By., r 93 Henry Williams Aaron, c, driver j. B. Habersham, r Brownsville Williams Aaron, c, lab, r 215'Taylor Williams Aaron, Jr., c, lab, r 215 Taylor Williams Aaron, c, porter E. A. Abbott, r Brownsville Williams Abraham, c, wks Central Press, r 135 Liberty Williams Abraham, c, lab, r rear 59 Barnard Williams Adam, c, lab, r ns Henry lane, 1st e of Jefferson Williams Albert, c, lab, r es Guerard lane, 2d s of Sims Williams Albert, exporter, r ws W. Broad lane, 2d n of Hall Williams Albert, c, porter E. Brown, r Montgomery, nr Hall B Williams Alexander, c, driver, r ns Olive, 6th e of Farm Williams Alexander, c, lab, r Anderson, 2d w of Drayton Williams Alexander, lab, r es W. Broad, 2d n qf Waldburg Williams Alexander, c, wks Central Press, r hs Indian, 1st w of Coffee al Williams Alexander, wks H. F. Willink, r ws Jefferson, 1st s of Gaston Williams Alfred, c, driver L. Carson Williams Alice, c, laundress, i Montgomery^ sw cor Huntingdon Williams Amos, c, cooper S. Chesnutt, r York lane, ne cor Lincoln MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) as F. & W. RY. F L O B X D J , ONLY ALL-BAIL LINE TO WIL_________ 486 _____ W IL ___ Williams Anderson, c, lab, r ws Huntingdon, 5th w of W. Broad Williams Anderson, c, porter McGrath & Co., r 4 Price Williams Anderson, c, wks George Dieter, r rear Lovers lane, nr Waters rd Williams Anna, c, laundress, r ws Tattnall, 1st s of Huntingdon Williams Anthony, c, butcher, r es Farm, 1st s of Zubly Williams Benjamin, c, bricklayer, r ws Lumber, 2d s of Jones Williams Benjamin, c, driver, r ns Sims, 4th e of Lumber Williams Benjamin, c, lab, r ss Henry lane, 2d w of Drayton Williams Benjamin, c, wks Gordon Press, r rear 160 Gaston Williams Berry, c, wks C. R. R , r ss Henry lane, 1st e of Bull Williams Boston, c, carpenter, r ns Waldburg lane, 1st w of Lincoln Williams B. W., engineer S., F. & W. Ry Williams Cassius, c, cooper j[- F. Torrent, r 34 Mill Williams Charles, c, porter G. Macher, r Gaston lane, 2d e of Barnard Williams Charles, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry., r rear Rey nolds, 8th w of President Williams Charles, c, wks Cotton Press, r es Farm, 1st s of Bryan Williams Charles, c, wks C. R. R , rrear Arnold, 7th s of Broughton Williams Charles, c, wks Puder & Downs, r ws Farm, 4th n of Zubly Williams Charles, c, wks Sav. Oil Mill Williams Charles H., wks Jail, r ns Huntingdon, 6th w of W. Broad Williams Charlotte, c, huckster, Market, r country Williams Clarence A., elk J. B. West & C., r 60 Liberty V\ illiams Claudius, fireman C. R. R , r 103 Montgomery Williams Cleveland, c, lab, r 54 Habersham Williams Clinton, lab, r Charlton lane, 1st w of Whitaker ' Williams Cyrus, c, wks Haslam & Hawkins Williams Daniel, c, wks C. R. R Williams David, c, wks Prince Johnson, r ss Libertv, 2d w of Bull Williams Dennis, c, wks Tyler Press, r rear Randolph, sw cor S. Broad Williams Dorcas, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, n of Sims Williams Edward, c, barber, r 45 Roberts Williams Edward, c, candy mkr, r 6 President Williams Edward, wks C. R. R 1 a11 B( B M M PL0W CASTINGS' and descriptions W 2 aiUn lliiu lti of Iron Work. John Bourke, Bay St. MD TOILET AKTICLES, E C. STKONG, 67 B u ll S treet. WIL_________487 _____WIL Williams Edward A , c, porter Bendheim Bros. & Co., r ns Pine, 4th w of Ann Williams Ellen A , wid Whitmill H., r 38 Charlton Williams Ellison, c, porter, r 107 Jefferson Williams Eugene O., c, wks C. M. & H. W. Tilton . Williams Fitzhugh, c, driver G. M. Heidt, r ns Gwinnett lane, 2d e o Cuyler Williams Floyd, c, lab, r W. Boundary, foot of Jones Williams Francis, elk C. R. R Williams Frank, c, driver J. A. Bates, r ns Eliza, 1st w of White, Bluff rd Williams Frank, c, porter Meinhard Bros. & Co., r ns Gwinnett, 1st e of E. Broad Williams Franklin, wks Upper Press, r 25 Berrien v Williams George, capt tug "Lynn," bds ss Pine, 2d e of Ann Williams George, c, lab, r Price, ne cor Hall Williams George, saloon, r Houston, sw cor S. Broad lane Williams George, c, wks Central Press, r rear Bolton, 8th n of S., F. & W. Ry Williams George, c, wks C. R. R., r rear es E. Boundary, 5th s of S. Broad Williams George M., elk Haslam & Hawkins, bds 33 Charlton Williams Glasgow W., c, head waiter Marshall House, r Bol ton lane, 2d e of Cuyler Williams Green, c, lab, r ns Pine, 3d w of Ann Williams Habersham, c, waiter Screven House, r rear Randolph, 2d w of Jackson Williams Hamilton, c, lab, r W. Boundary, ne cor Joachim Williams Harrison V., c, wks A. Lindner, r ss Oliv, 2d e of Farm Williams Harrison, c, wks Charles Tolston, r 188 Bryan Williams Harvey, wks Upper Press Williams Hectcr, c, wks P. Dickson, r Duffy lane, 1st e of Drayton Williams Henry, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r rear 38 Hull Williams Henry, c, lab, r ws Jefferson, 3d s of Gaston WTilliams Henry, c, lab, r ws W. Broad, 2d n of Alice Williams Henry, c, lab, r ws W. Boundary, foot of Jones Williams Henry, c, painter, r Gordon lane, 2d w of Drayton Williams Henry, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r 2 9 | Taylor Williams Henry, c, porter L. F. Nelson, r rear 99 Liberty Williams Henry, c, wks H. Wayne, r 181 York Williams Henry, c, wks Central Press, r Louisville rd MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. (See front fly B.) 1 Smuuh,Flcn&WsstsrnEy.,fastfreightms. WIL__________488______ W ill Williams Henry, c, wks C. R. R , r ss Jones, 2d e of Wilson Williams Henry, c, wks Planters Rice Mill, r es Price, 7th n of Hall Williams Henry, c, wks Stephen Elliott, r?rear Abercorn, nw cor Hull Williams Henry, c, wks Upper Press, r Joachim, 1st w of' Lumber Williams Howard, c, barber & L. Gerst, r 9 Stewart Williams Isaiah, c, driver, r rear Jackson, 5th s of Randolph Williams Isaiah, c, lab, r ns Bryan, 6th w of Arm Williams Isaiah, c, lab, r ns Huntingdon, 1st e of Wilson Williams Jackson, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 1st w of Arnold Williams Jacob, c, porter, r es Stewart, 2d n of Walker William Jacob, c, wks Gordon Press, r rear 204 S. Broad Williams James, c, driver S., S. & S. Ry., r Lumber, sw cr Joachim Williams James, c, lab, r es Canal, 2d s of Railroad Williams James, c> lab, r ns Perry lane, 5th w of Houston Williams James, c, lab, r Jefferson, sw cor Minis Williams James, c, lab, r Lumber, sw cor Joachim Williams James, c, porter Weed & Cornwell, r Farm, 2d n of Pine Williams James A., c, driver C. M & H. W. Tilton, r 1284 W. Broad Williams James T,, wks C. R. R , r ss Waldburg, 2d w of Mont gomery Williams Jesse P. (Williams & Watson), r 147 Taylor Williams John, c, carpenter J. Rourke, r Gaston, nr Price Williams John," c, cooper, r rear Randolph, 3d s of Liberty Williams John, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r ns Pine, 3d e of Farm Williams John, c, lab, r 9 McAlister Williams John, c, lab, r ns Minis, 3d e of W. Broad Williams John, c, lab, r William, ne cor Farm Williams John, c, porter Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., r ns Indian lane, 1st w of W. Broad Williams John, c, wks C. R R., r Indian lane, 15th e of Farm Williams John, c, wks E. Morehead, r 26 S. Broad Williams John, c, wks Gordon Press, r es Barnard, 7th s of Anderson Williams John, c, wks S,, F. & W. Ry., r ws Reynolds, 4th s of S. Broad Williams John H. (Williams & Crane), r New Orleans REEDY Is H ead q u arters. C Q O i ir o n e, French, American and English soaps, 7 B u ll Street. WIL 489 WIL `Williams John H., accountant Ci li. RL R., r 6 Duffy Williams John EL, conductor C. R. B., r 109 Barnard Williams John H., c, driver, r Jackson, ne cor Gilford Williams John M., builder, r 143 Jones Williams John W., lab, r Indian lane, 2d e of W. Boundary Willians John, c, lab, r ns Sims, 1st e of Guerard lane Williams Joseph, cigar mkr Hi E. Gonzales, r 205 Bryan Williams Joseph, c, lab, r Bolton, 3d w of Burroughs Williams Joseph, c, lab, r Lumber, 1st n of Bryan Williams Joseph, c, lab, r ns Bolton, 2d w of Montgomery Williams Joseph, c, wks C. B. R., r ns Gaston, 2d w of W. Broad lane Williams Joseph, c, wks H. M. Corner & Co., r Gordon lane Williams Joseph, c, wks Lower Press Williams Joseph C., c, sexton 1st Pres. Ch., r ss Charlton lane, 4th w of E Broad Williams Josiah B., c, porter, r 23 Charlton W i l l i a m s J u l i a A., c , c o o k , r 61 C h a r l t o n . Williams Katie, c, laundress, r rear 182 State Williams King, c, driver J. Feeley Williams Larry, e, lab, r rear 203 York Williams Lawrence, c, patternmkr McDonough & Ballantyne, r ns S. Broad lane, 1st e of Houston Williams Lawrence, c, wks Sav. Steam Bice Mill, r ss Perry lane, 4th e of Abercorn Williams Lewis, , butler J. J. McGowan, r rear 71 Congress Williams Lewis, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r Margret, 1st s of Lumber . Williams Lewis, c, wks Muir & Duckworth, r Lumber, 1st s of Olive Williams Lewis, c, wks T. L. Kinsey, r Montgomery, sw cor Huntingdon Williams Lucius, c, wks M. J. Doyle, r Orange, se cor Farm Williams Mack, c,'huckster, r ns Bryan, 6th w of Ann Wilhams Mack, c, wks Lower Press, r Farm, ne cor Pine Williams Mack, Jr., , wks C. R. R., r ns Bryan, 6th w of Ann Williams Margaret H., , seamstress, r rear 114 W. Broad Williams Marion, c, lab, r 4 2 | Montgomery Williams Matthew, watchman T. L. Kinsey Williams May, c, porter R. Mclntire & Co., r 4 2 | Montgomery Williams Nathan, c, lab, r ns Gwinnett, 13th e of Cemetery Williams Oliver, c, lab, r ws Montgomery, s of Anderson Williams Oscar, c, steward C. R. R., r es W. Broad, 2d s dl Jones ip A H VERANDAHS of the LATEST DESIGNS. l l U l ( rV allllfgO MCDONOUGH & BAXXANTYNE, (See front fly B.) $., F. & W. Ry. Two Fast Hail Trains Daily Be tw een Savannah and Jacksonville. W I L ____________ 490____________ W I L Williams Oscar, c, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r ws Reynolds, 4th s of S. Broad Williams Paul, c, lab, r rear Randolph, 3d n of Bay Williams Paul, c, porter, r Orange, ne cor St. Gaul Williams Peter, c, driver, r es Wilson, 2d n of Roberts Williams Peter, c, lab, r 29 Taylor Williams Peter, c, lab, r rear 135 Gordon Williams Peter, c, lab, r ss McDonough, 1st w of Reynolds Williams Peter, c, musician, r 52 Roberts Williams Pinckney, c, wks C. R. R., r Joachim, 3d w of Lum- ber Williams Powell, c, wks Phoenix Iron Wks, r Reynolds, 3d s of Broughton Williams Rachel, laundress, r ns Sims, w of W. Boundary Williams Ragland, c, wks Gordon Press, r rear 21 William Williams Raymond, c, lab, r Pine, 4th w of Lumber Williams Renty, c, wks F. A. Garden, r Lovers lane, se cor Grove Williams Richard, c, butcher, r Gaston, nr Price Williams Richard, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r ss Pine, 2d e of Farm Williams Richard, c, lab, r es Ann, 2d n of Harrison Williams Richard, c, lab, r Farm, 2d s of Pine Williams Richard, c, lab, r ws Guerard, 1st s of Sims Williams Richard, c, wks Central Press, r Alice, sw cor W. Broad lane Williams Robert, c, driver, r ss Alice, 1st w o! W. Broad Williams Robert, c, lab, r 39 Stewart Williams Robert, c, waiter Pulaski House, r ss Congress lane, 2d e of Abercorn Wil'iams Robert, c, wks Gordon Press, r ns Bryan, 5th w of W. Broad Williams Robert, c, wks Tyler Press, r ns Indian lane, 7th e of Farm Williams Robert, c, wks W. Rankin, r rear 136 State Williams Robert A., e, butcher, Market, r 205 Jones Williams Robert S., c, cotton sampler, r 19 Charlton Williams Romeo, c, driver, r ss Huntingdon, 4th w of W. Broad Williams Samuel, cook, r 15 Harris Williams Samuel, c, wks Central Press Williams Samuel, wks E. McVeigh, r rear 81 Bay Williams Scott, c, lab, r rear S. Broad, 1st e of Arnold I Williams Silas, driver R. Fogarty, r rear 9 7 | W. Broad C em etery and B alcon y R ailin gs o f A ll K in ds n d i i l l i y O - m ade by JOHN R O U R K E , 2 B ay Street. L C. Strong, Drugs, Combs, Brushes, Mir rors, etc., etc., 67 Bull St, W IL 491____________W IL Williams Solomon, c, driver, r ns Walker, 2d w of Lumber Williams Solomon, c, wks Upper Steam Mills, r Jackson, nw cor Barnard Williams Stephen, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry., r ss Jones lane, 4th e of Price Williams Stephen, c, lab, r ws Tattnall, 1st s of Huntingdon Williams Stephen A., frt elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 78 Liberty Williams Susan A., wid George W., r ws Jefferson, 2d s of New Houston Williams Taylor, c, wks C. R, R., r Walker, nw cor Wilson lane Williams Thomas, c, driver L. Carson, r Tattnall, cor Taylor Williams Thomas, c, lab, r ns Duffy lane, 1st w of Montgomery Williams Thomas, c, porter Solomon Bros, r rear 172 Harris Williams Thomas, with Williams & Crane, bds Pulaski House Williams Thomas, c, wks Bacon & Brooks, r rear 19 William Williams Thomas, c, wks C. R. R., r 109 Jefferson Williams Thomas, c, wks J. B. Sibley, r 52 Roberts Williams Thomas, c, wks Moran & Reilly, r Mill, 1st w of W. Boundary Williams Thomas H., bkkpr C. L Gilbert & Co., r 6 Margaret Wili ams Turner, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear E. Broad, nr Price Williams T. J., conductor C. R. R Williams William, c, baker, r ss Walker, 3d e of Wilson Williams William, c, driver, r ss Minis, 1st w of Montgomery Williams William, c, lab, r Duffy lane, 1st w of Montgomery Williams William, c, lab, r ws E. Broad, 1st s of Jones Williams William, c, porter J. Lang, r 212 Bryan Williams William, c, watehman J. F. Torrent, r es W. Bound ary, 1st s of Walker Williams William, c, wks C. R. R., r rear Arnold, 7th s of Broughton Williams William, c, wks F. A. Garden, r Orange, nw cor Ann Williams William, c, wks Gordon Press, r Zubly, se cor Farm Williams William, c, wks Telfair Wharf, r 189 Gaston Williams William A., cotton weigher, r 37 Habersham Williams William H., c, cooper, r 21 Joachim Williams William T., elk J. T. Stewart, r 98 Harris Williams Willis, c, lab, r ns S. Broad lane, 1st e of Price Williams & Crane (J. H. Williams and Theo. Crane), com mers, 136 Bay W ILLIAM S & WATSON (J. p. Williams and G. E. Wat son), com mers, cotton and naval stores, 126| Bay Northern Prices MATCHED ON ALL OF OUR WORK. McDonough & B a llan tyn e. (See front fly B.) r% 1 # B'C | Ilia Fast Freight Line, daily to Mason, -A ftan jv Chattahoochee Liver, and all. Points in South* em Georgia and Florida. * W I L _________ 492____________ WIL Williamson Charles A., engineer C. R R , bds 60 W. Broad Williamson George, c, lab, r ss Olive, 1st w of Ann Williamson John, county treasurer, r Whitaker, nw cor Hunt ingdon Williamson John, Jr., elk O. Cohen & Co., bds Whitaker, nw cor Huntingdon Williamson Potter J., elk R. S. Jones, 147 Congress Williamson Stephen, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry Williamson Thomas, c, waiter J. F. Wheaton, r rear 123 Gor don Williamson William W., elk Wilder & Co.* bds Whitaker, nw cor Huntingdon Willick Margaret, wid George, r ns Indian lane, 8th w of W. Broad Willink Ann Eliza, wid J. H., bds 56 W. Broad Willink Henry, with H. F. Willink, bds 65 Broughton Willink Henry F., marine railway, Hutchinson Island, opp Barn ard, r 65 Broughton Willink Thomas M., blacksmith, r 66 St. Julian Willink Thomas M. Jr., elk, bds 66 St. Julian Willinsky Peter, baker P. Cavanaugh, bds 43 E. Broad Willis Cesar, c, wks Saussy & Harmon, r Lovers lane Willis Francis M., conductor C. R. R., bds 75| Montgomery Willis Frank, engineer C. R R., bds 75| Montgomery Willis Henry, c, porter, r Charlton lane, 1st w of Habersham Willis Henry S., wks S. G. Haynes & Bro Willis James, c, wks Sav. Rice Mill, r rear Lovers lane, nr Ran dolph Willis John, c, train hand S., F. & W. Ry., r ss Charlton lane, 9th w of E. Broad Willis Joseph, c, driver J. H. Von Newton, r rear Lovers lane, nr Grove Willis William, c, barber T. Golden, r S, Broad lane, nr Broughton e Willis William, c, porter Solomons & Co Willis William H., c, porter H. T. Botts, r Charlton lane, 2d of Lincoln Willis York, c, porter Solomons & Co Wilson Alexander K., carriage mkr, r 69 York Wilson Alexander M. Jr., wks U. S. engineer dept, bds 72 Jones Wilson Alexander N., elk U. S. customs, r ss New Houston, 1st e of Bull K E E D Y handles .more Lem ons than any house South. Get his Prices before purchasing else where. "White Rose" O l a O S I f E , L. C. Strong, 67 B ull St. W IL _________ 493_______________W IL Wilson Andrew, c, wks Tyler Press, r ss Wright, 2d e of E. Broad Wilson Augustus, e, lab, r Zubly, 2d e of Lumber Wilson Benjamin, c, lab, r ws Lumber, 2d s of Walker Wilson Catherine, wid J. W., r 162| State Wilson Catherine, c, seamstress, r 89f Jefferson Wilson Cesar, c, porter I. D. LaRoche & Son Wilson Charles, c, lab, r ns Pine, 9th w of Ann Wilson Charles, c, wks A. B. Hull, r es Wilson lane, 2d s of Walker Wilson Charles H. Rev., c, r rear Arnold, 3d w of Perry Wilson David C., with H. Myers & Bros., r Jacksonville, Fla Wilson Dorcus, c, lab, r 34 Barnard Wilson Edward, e, lab, r ws W. Boundary, s of Jones Wilson Edward, pilot, r 35 St. Julian Wilson Edward G., real estate agt, r 214 Waldburg Wilson Eliza, wid T. A., bds Duffv, sw cor Lincoln Wilson Eugene, c, barber J. S. Habersham, Jr Wilson Frank J., yardmaster C. R. R., r ws Wilson, 3d n of Sims Wilson George, c, lab, r ns Henry, 3d w of Jefferson Wilson George, c, lab, r Zubly, 1st e of Lumber Wilson George, c, wks Telephone Exchange, r ss New Houston lane, 2d w of Liberty Wilson George G., com mer, 181 St. Julian, r 182 State Wilson Henry, wks Cotton Factory Wilson Henry A. S., tinner S., F. & W. Ry Wilson H. Emmet, elk Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., r ws Barnard, 1st s of Hall Wilson Jacob, c, lab, r ssFarm, 4th n of Pine Wilson James, blacksmith, r 213 Waldburg Wilson James, longshoreman, r 23 Harris Wilson James, c, porter Weed & Cornwell, r ss Huntingdon, 7th w of W. Broad Wilson James, c, wks C. R. R., r Reed row Wilson Jane, c, cook Levi J. Gazan, r rear 163 Perry Wilson Jeremiah, c, lab, r ws Lumber, 1st s of Walker Wilson Jerome N. (Wilson & Vaughn), and photographer, 21 Bull, r 59 York Wilson John, c, barber J. H. Moore, r Charlton lane, 2d e of Whitaker Wilson John, elk S. P. Goodwin, bds 52 Harris Wilson John, c. driver, r rear 53 W. Broad Iron F ro n ts for stores an d d w ellin g s. l i V a 1 v l ( U O M e D O N O U G H & B I X A N T Y N E . (See fro n t fly B .) S., F. & W. RY. Through Sleepers daily to Val1 dosta, Quitman, Thom asville and Albany, W IL 4:94: W IN Wilson John, c, seaman, r Pine, 1st w of Lumber Wilson John, c, wks Upper Steam Mill Wilson John A., elk George W. Parish, r 2 Stone Wilson John W. (J. W. Wilson's Sons), r 162| State WILSON JOHN W ,, lawyer, Lyon's Block, Broughton, nw cor Whitaker, r 162| State Wilson J. W. Sons (J. W. & W. P. Wilson), grocers and coun try produce, 181 St. Julian Wilson Kate C., wid Claudia, bds 52 Harris Wilson Lee R , elk Ludden & Bates, bds 1621 State Wilson Mary, wid E., r 158 Broughton Wilson Mary, wid F., r ws Wilson, 3d n of Sims Wilson Nathaniel, engineer Central Press, r 45 Charlton Wilson Patsy, c, cook C. Lufburrow, r rear 173 S. Broad Wilson Paul, c, wks Gas Wks, r 4 Poplar Wilson Primus, c, carpenter, r Ogeechee rd Wilson Richard, c, wks Central Press, r es Reynolds s of Broughton Wilson Richard, c, wks Gordon Press, r Grove, s of Lovers lane Wilson Robert, c, wks A. B. Hull, r 118 W. Broad Wilson Rollo, c, lab, r 23 Joachim Wilson Samuel, c, lab, r 57 Bay Wilson Samuel, c, trainhand S., F. & W. Ry., r 17 Gordon Wilson Samuel P., agt Am. Dredge Co., r 86 Barnard Wilson Scipio M., c, blacksmith, r Zubly, cor Laurel Wilson Soney, c, lab, r 35 Hull Wilson Warwick, c, porter, r A17 Montgomery Wilson Wheeler, elk Bacon & Brooks, r 182 State Wilson William L., cashier Lu iden & Bates, r 97 S Broad Wilson William M., mariner, r 72 Jones Wilson Wyman P. (J. W. Wilson's Sons), bds 1621 State Wilson Zachariah J., watchman C. R. R., r ws Wilson 2d s of Walker ' Wilson & Vaughn (J. N. Wilson and M. W. Vaughn) photo graphers, 149 Broughton Wimbush Pleasant, c, wks J. J. Dale & Co., r rear Gaston lane nr E. Broad Winburn John A., locksmith J. P. White, r 147 York Wmdham George W. carpenter C. R R , r ws Jefferson, 2d s of Bolton Wine Nathan, wks C. R. R Winker August, policeman, r 111 Broughton Winkers Josephine Mrs., housekpr F. J. Ruckert ENGINES7 N ew and Second-H and, and G rist M ills, for s a le b y JO H N K O U R K E , 2 B a y S t. C gy j_ uitUGrGIST. P rescrip tion s a mb t P O n g , Sp ecialty, 67 B u ll Street. W IN 495 WOL Winkler Rosa Miss, r 189 President WINN ALEXAN D ER A., cashier C. F. Stubbs, r 173 p erry Winn Fleming W., elk Planters Rice Mill Co., r Oglethorpe Barracks Winn J. W. diver, r ss Huntingdon, 3d w of Houston Winn Moria, c, cook, r rear 50 Harris Winn William J., civil engineer, r Oglethorpe Barracks Winn W. T. wks C. R. R Winslow James H., carpenter, r 14 Stone Winstock Louis B., salesman LeeRoy Myers, r Jones W IN TER FRAN K, broker, rear 3 Drayton, bds 150 Taylor Winters Ellen, wid W., r ns Oaston, 3d w of "W. Broad lane W in te r s Ellen D. Mrs, huckster Market, r Joachim, 5th e of Farm Winters Mary B. Mrs., boarding, r 158 Liberty Winters Sarah G., wid F., r 158 Liberty Wischhusen George D ., grocer, 101 Montgomery Wischhusen John H., elk, bds 101 Montgomery Wise Henry A., c, undertaker, r rear 216 S. Broad Wise Henry E., tinner, bds 150 Taylor Wise Isaac, with H. Myers & Bros., r Macon, Ga Wise William, wks Cotton Factory Wise William, wks S., F. & W. Ry., r es W. Boundary, 1st s of Sims Withers Mary Miss, cook A. Reitze, r rear ss New Houston, 1st s of Sims Withington George G., elk Fretwell & Nichols, r 10 S. Broad Withington John R., elk J. B. Reedy, bds 108 S. Broad Withington Joseph S., machinist C. R. R., bds 149 S. Broad Withington Mary E., wid J. E., r 56 W. Broad WITHINGTON FAM ELIA MRS., boarding, 108 S. Broad Witkowski August, clothing, 183 Congress, r 196 President Wittchen George H., elk C. L. Gilbert & Co.,bds ss 2d Av, 3d w of Whitaker Witten George, fish dealer, 180 Bay lane, r 5 Jefferson Wittkamp Charles H. G., grocer, Mill, se cor W. Boundary Wittmer Bernhardt, elk J. M. Rosentretter, bds Whitaker, sw cor Anderson Wohanka John, machinist C. R. R., r 16 Margaret Wolber John, mer, r New Ho ;ston, sw cor Barnard AT SHORT NOTICE. (See front tty B.J J S C O \k D V Short Line to Jackson* j i Q l t f i l i a ville via W ay cross. W O L _________ 496_____________ W OE Wolf Solomon, train hand C. R. R Wolfe Charles C., train hand C."R. R Wolfe Darby V., elk E. Selims, bds Bryan, se cor Montgomery Wolfe John, train hand C. R. R Wolfe Rebecca E., wid Irving L., r Duffy, se cor Whitaker Wolfe W. H., watchman C. R. R Womack Frederick, c, butler G. S. Owens, r rear 90 State Wood Alexander, ruler Morning News, bds 163 S. Broad Wood Benjamin, c, hostler Dr. W. H. Elliott, r Woodville Wood E. S., wid A., r 139 York Wood Henry, elk S. Mitchell, bds 215 Hull, cor W. Broad Wood James S. (Davant & Wood), bds Marshall House Wood O. S., with G. M. Heidt & Co., bds 163 York Wood Thomas, c, tinner, r ss Walker, 3d e of Guerard Woodbridge Florence B., wid Wylly, r 12 Habersham WOODBRIDGE RICHARD W ., pres and treas Sav. Oil Co.; cotton and rice factor and genl com rtter, and agt Lower Steam Rice Mill, 54 Bay; bds Screven House. (See P- 79.) Woodel John M.; foreman McMillan Bros., r Shell rd, nr Rey nolds Woodfield Sarah, wid Solomon, bds 174 Gaston Woodhouse James, c, driver R. B. Cassels, r 16 Jones Woodhouse Mary A. E., r ss Bay lane, 1st of Habersham Woodhouse William, c, porter X L. Desbouillons; r 16 Jones Woodhouse William H., c, justice of the peace, 36 S. Broad, r 40 State Woodruff Charles, c, fruit, r rear 26 St. Julian Woodruff Daniel W., bkkpr Walter & Hart, r 169 Hall Woodruff Henry, c, lab, r ss Henry, 4th e of Montgomery Woods Clayton R. (Woods.& Co.), bds Screven House Woods Michael J., elk S., F. & W. Ry., bds 64 Bryan Woods Samuel A. (Woods & Co.), r 72 S. Broad Woods William E., fireman C. R. R., bds 109 Montgomery Woods & Co. (C. R. and S. A. Woods), cotton factors and com mers, 82 Bay Woodward Joseph L. supt. Sav. Paper Mill, bds 204 S. Broad Wopdward Mary, wid Frank, r es W. Broad, 2d s of Alice Wool opter Frederick W. S., bkkpr Alexander & Maxwell, r ss Hall, 2d e of Abercorn Woolhopter Margaret H. Miss, r 49 York WOOTEN J. EDW IN, lawyer, 12 Whitaker, r 56 Barnard Workman Thomas S., grocer, Indian, w of Farm Dry Verzenay." DeYENOOK'S is the best Cham pagne Imported. Try it. j C Q i n n Keeps Humphrey'sHomeopa- . V l i v l 1 ^ tide Medicines, 6 7 Bull St. WOR 497 WRI I Workman William C., lk W. West, bds 166| Broughton Workmeister Christopher, wks L. Mehrtons, bds 85 Jefferson Wormeli Mary E., wid C., r 15 Lincoln Worth Asby S., elk Upper Steam Mill, r 114 Jones Wortsman Lazarus W., bkkpr Mohr Bros, r 89 Jones Wray James R., bkkpr M. Ferst & Co., r 53 Jefferson Wright Anna J. Miss, wks Morning News Office, r 112 State Wright Benjamin, c, lab, r Jones, 4th w of E. Broad Wright Benjamin C., supt Moran & Reilly, r Charlton, 4th e of Whitaker Wright Burrell, wks Cotton Factory Wright Burrell, wks C. R. R , r 30 Wilson Wright Cato, c, carpenter J. W. Tynan, r Jones, 4th w of E. Wright Cesar, c, wks C. R. R Wright Charles H., c, waiter, r rear 172 Hull Wright Edward, c, harness mkr E. L. Neidlinger, r 6 Bismarck Wright Edward, c, porter M. Ferst & Co., r Jones, bet Whit aker and Barnard ; Wright Edward, e, waiter Marshall House, r rear .President, ne cor Arnold Wright Evans, c, driver Moran & Reilly, r rear 151 Jones Wright Frank, c, carpenter, r 214 Taylor Wright George, c, lab, r Ann, ne cor Harrison Wright George, c, longshoreman, r ss Orange, 2d e of Farm Wright George, c, wks John Feeley, r Montgomery, cor Brough ton Wright Henry, c wks J. J. Dale & Co., r shell road Wright Herbert H., prin Beach Institute, r 30 Harris Wright James, c, butcher, Market, r Waldburg, cor Cuyler Wright James, c, wks Lower Press, r es W. Broad, 4th s of Huntingdon Wright Jeremiah, c, lab, r 32 William Wright John, c, wks C. R. R , r Margaret, 2d w of Lumber Wright John C., conductor S., F. & W. Ry., r 63 Liberty Wright Lawrence, c, watchman John F. Robertson, r rear 172 Hull Wright Lizzie, wid G. R., r 105 York Wright Margaret E , wid G. A., r 105 York I Wright Martha, wid A. N. R , r 54 S. Broad | Wright Prince, c, porter E. S. Zittrouer, r S. Broad, se cor Jefferson [ Wright Raiford, c, shoemkr, r rear 22 Jefferson MACHINISTS, IRON AN BRASS FOUNDERS* (See front fly B.) S I" Q I l f H V9 n il fl E leg an t P asse n g er C oaches, w ith W estin g lio u se A ir B ra k e s, M iller 1 J 1 U t W I I I P la tfo rm s, a n d Ja n n e y C o u p lers, W RI______________ 498 YBA Wright Ralph, c, shoemkr, r rear 107 York Wright Richard, c, wks C. R. R Wright Samuel, c, waiter Marshall House, r 208 Taylor Wright Stephen, c, lab, r ns Zubly, 6th w of St. Gaul Wright Thomas, c, driver Moran & Reilly Wright Thomas, shipping master and notary public, r 23 Bay Wright Trawis, c, lab, r ws Montgomery, 2d s of Gaston Wrighton Isaac, 131| Congress Wrong Albert, c, wks W. Collins, r Bryan, nr Farm Wunderlich Carl, with Wilder & Co., r 72 St. Julian Wyatt Cupid, c, fireman S., F. & W. Ry., r ns President, 1st e of E. Broad Wyatt Emanuel, c, train hand S., F. W. Ry., r ws Price lane, 2d n of Hall Wyllv Albert, elk Wylly Bros., bds 120 Bryan Wylly Albert, c, wks Sav. Steam Rice Mill, r York lane, nr Houston W Y L L Y B R O S. (F. C., and M. D. Wylly), bond, stock and real estate brokers, auctioneers, etc., 6J Bull Wylly Frederick C. (Wylly Bros.), r 120 Bryan Wylly Martin D. (Wylly Bros.), bds 120 Bryan Wylly Robert, c, cooper J. F. Torrent,*r 22 York lane Wylly .Sarah L., wid F. R., r 174 S. Broad Wylly Thomas L. (Wylly & Clarke), r 174 S. Broad W Y L L Y & CLARKE (Thomas L. Wylly and George B. Clarke), whol stationers and book sellers, 146 St. Julian, cor Whitaker. (See back of title.) Wynn A. M. Rev., presiding elder M. E. Church, r 62 State Wynn Hunter, elk Gordon Press Wynn Jeremiah, c, wks H. F. Willink, r W. Broad, sw cor Gwinnett Wynn Joseph I., boarding and saloon, 158 and 160 Bryan Wynn Mary, wid E., bds 18 Stewart Wynn iWlliam, c, porter, r 37 Roberts Wynne William F., bkkpr J. K. Garmany, bds 154 S. Broad S AEGER JOHN, barber, 185 S. Broad, r 53| Jefferson Yancey Eugene F., butcher I. Roos, r 89 Jones Yates Edward, c, shoemkr, r 92 Price YB A N EZ ANGEL G., wines, liquors, cigars and restau rant, 99 Bay, and propr Ocean House, Tybee Island, r 107 Congress Ybanez Eugene D., stevedore, r 15 Broughton I D A N a m > b r a s s c a s t in g s I l " l O * ' of all kinds, made by J o h n Bourke, 2 Bay St P Q f ^ n n c y PHARMACIST, L .. V O i r O n g , 67BTTLLSTHEBT. Y B A _____________ 499 YOU Ybanez Manuel, elk 0. Green, r 68 St. Julian Yenkel William, grocer, Jackson, 2d s of Randolph Yenken Scott, c, lab, r rear 90 Jones Yokun William S., tinsmith J. A. Douglass, r 4 2 | Habersham Yonge Arthur W., elk C. R. R., bds 151 Barnard Yonge Henry, purchasing agt C. R. R , r 151 Barnard Yonge James G., elk C. A. Reitze, r 84 Barnard Yonge Newton R , mess C. R. R., r 95 Waidburg Yonge Philip R , conductor C. R. R , r 94 Waidburg Yonge St. Julian R , druggist, Whitaker, ne cor Duffy lane, bds 95 Waidburg Youmans Daniel S., c, driver A. Leffler, r ns Waidburg, 1st w of W. Broad Youmans David L., c, lab, r ss Waidburg, 3d e of Lincoln Youmans James E., c, wks J. Rowe Youmans John, porter W. B. Mell & Co Youmans Sarah M., wid T. R , r 59 Montgomery Youmans Thomas E., elk S., F. &. W. Ry., r 59 Montgomery Young Abram, c, lab, r Indian lane, 4th e of Farm Young Albert, c, vegetables, r rear Lovers lane Young Alfred, c, wks W. Collins Young Benjamin, c, cooper, r Farm, 7th n of Pine Young Charles C., cook J. Lane, bds 45 Bay Young Cuffey, c, porter Schwarz & Acosta Young David, lab, r ws Reynolds, 1st s of President Young Eliza J., wid John, r 5 Joachim Young Frank, c, wks Cotton Press, r ns Huntingdon, 16th w of W. Broad Young Gabriel, e, drayman T. P. Bond, r es Jefferson, 5th s of Gaston Young George, c, cook Pulaski House, r Montgomery, nr Broughton lane Young George, c, lab, r rear 1401 State Young George R , c, restaurant, Market, r Montgomery, cor Broughton lane J Young Georgie Miss, seamstress, r 20 Drayton Young Hardy, c, wks Planters Rice Mill Young Jane Miss, r 75 York Young Louis G. (Gourdin, Young & Co.), r Charleston, S. C ' Young Ludwick, elk S., F. & W. Ry., r 47 W. Broad Young Luke, wks H. F. Willink Young Milton B , supt J. J. Dale & Co., r 53 Charlton Young Robert P., c, lab, r 30 William * S I T 0 I M D V Fre,Sht in Through Cars on fast V " *Qfc wW i l I trains Without Transfer. YO U 500 ZQ L Young Samuel, c, porter J. M. Henderson, r Harrison, cor Ann Young Samuel, c, wks S., F. & W. By., r rear 12| E. Broad Young Samuel A., c, watchman Charles Green, r Brownsville Young Thomas, c, drayman, r ss Indian, 1st e of Farm Young Thomas, c, wks Planters Rice Mill Young William, driver, r ss Huntingdon, 19th w o f W. Broad Young William A., machinist, r E. Broad, 2d s of Taylor Young W. Gourdin (Gourdin, Young & Co.), r 53 Gaston Youngster Thomas, silk weaver, bds 172 State Youton Augustus, c, lab, rear 56 Jones Yulee Rachel E., wid E., r 91 Liberty ZACHARY James P., c, waiter Screven House, r 21 Perry Zant Philip, porter G. Ch. Gemuenden, r rear 171 York Zealy Christopher, machinist, r 173 Taylor Zealy Christopher J., machinist S., F. & W. Ry., bds 781 Lin coln Zealy Ellen, wid John, bds 78| Lincoln Zealy Joseph J. F., elk C. R. R., r 78| Lincoln Zeigler John C., grocer, Jones, sw cor Guerard Ziedon John, butcher George Dieter, bds Lovers lane, nr Walters rd Zimmerman William, cigar mnfr, 7 Walnut Zink Charles, baker, W. Broad, nw cor Margaret ZITTROUER EDW IN S., druggist, S. Broad, se cor Jef ferson, r 212 Hull Zittrouer Elizabeth S., wid Edwin S., Sr., r 212 Hull Zittrouer Robert, elk, bds 160 S. Broad Zittrouer Robert C., elk Russak & Co., bds 212 Hull Zizinia Thomas, agt Ralli Bros., 98 Bay, bds Pulaski House Zohler Philip H. j shoemkr, .115 Broughton Zoller Frank, elk Pulaski House l UI Ci yi l F n r a i n n d r i e d f r u i t i n l a r g e V A R IE T Y . A T R E E D Y 'S. (C) JOHNSON SQUARE, The House hczs 3 0 0 feet, o f southern exposure, so essentiell to i . w\\W\W %\\W\W 1 ' During the p a s t sum m er the Chouse h u s undergone ci L COMPLETE . TMAM8FOMMATION, wriczhing it now the LEADING HOUSE OF THE CITY, is our testim ouials f r o m the pubc w ill show. 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