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WASHINGTON DIRECTORY,
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CONTAINING
THE NAMES OF ALL PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE EXECUTIVE DEPART- MENTS AT WASHINGTON, OR HOLDING OTHER APPOINTMENTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ', A FULL LIST OF ALL THE MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE FOREIGN ACCREDITED DIPLO- MATIC REPRESENTATIVES TO THIS GOVERNMENT J THE JUDGES AND OFFICERS OF THE SUPREME COURT, AND OFFICERS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ; A LIST OF THE OFFICERS OF THE ARMY, NAVY, AND MARINE CORPS, AND OF THE REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE , THE DUTIES OF COMPTROLLERS AND AUDITORS OF THE TREASURY J THE NAMES OF ALL HOUSEHOLDERS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, WITH
THEIR PLACES OF RESIDENCE AND OCCUPATION |
WITH OTHER OFFICIAL AND MUCH MISCELLANEOUS MATTER, AND MANY
ADNERTISEMENTS OF BUSINESS, WITH AN INDEX OF EACH
CLASSIFICATION.
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COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
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ANTHONY REINTZEL.
WASHINGTON: P R I N T E D B V J N O . T . TO W E R 8 .
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PREFACE
In presenting the accompanying compilation to the Public, its
J compiler and publisher, with pleasurable feelings, acknowledges the
VJ universal politeness of those citizens of Washington with whom he
I has come in contact in its preparation, and which was so essentially
I conducive to an agreeable performance of the duty he assumed.
For the portions of matter which it contains relative to the Gen- eral Government, he also tenders his acknowledgements to those connected with its several Departments for their courteous facilities of information, which he has so often witnessed heretofore when their official associate, but the full value of which can only be known to a recipient.
To those who purchase this book or advertise in it, he will say,
that he hopes and believes that the means of information which
it contains, and its extensive circulation, with the advantages thereby
I that will accrue to them, in the general diffusion of their business
cards, will amply compensate them for their flattering custom.
THE COMPILER.
Washington, Jugmt, 1843
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CONTENTS AND INDEX
Page.
Directory of Wasiuncton City — Slating alphabetically the names, residence, employment, and place of busi- ness of all housekeepers in the city of Washington, the position of all places of business for the Govern- ment and local institutions 1, 99
Directory, Official — Being an alphabetical list of persous in the District of Columbia who hold immediate or intermediate appointments from the General Gov- ernment 100, 117
executive.
President of the United States 118
Register, Official — Containing the names of all persons holding administrative, executive, judicial, and con- gressional appointments and sub-appointments, whose place of business is within the District of Coluni
bia 116, 127
State Department, oflice of Secretary 118, 119
Commissioner of Patents, oflice of 1 18
Treastry Department, oflice Secretary of 119, 12.'*
Auditor, 1st, oflice of 119
Auditor, 2d, office of 119
Auditor, 3d, oflice of lL'O
Auditor, 4th, office of. 120
Auditor, 5th, office of 120
Auditor of Post Office Department 120
Auditors, duties of 174
Comptroller, 1st, oflice of. 119
( kxnptroller, 3d, office of 119
Comptrollers, duties of 194
( !ommissioner of General Land Oflice, oflice of. ...... . 122
lu rioter of Ihe Treasury, oilier of IS]
Solicitor of the Treasury, oflice of 123
Treasurer, oflice of 121
Revenue < 'utter Service 170
War Department, office of Secretary of. 123, 124
Adjutant General, oflice of L23
( dm mam Img General, office of r.'.i
Commissar) (General of Subsistence, oflice of 124
Commissioner of Indian Aflairs, oflice of 123
Ongineer Oflice 124
Engineers, Topographical, oflice of. 124
Register, Official — War Department — Continued
Ordnance Oilier , ...124
Paymaster General, office of 124
Quartermaster General, office of 124
Surgeon General, oflice of ».124
Navy Department, office of Secretary 124, 125
Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks 125
Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography 125
Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs 125
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing 125
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery .125
Attorney General, office of — see note omitted
Post Office Department, office of Postmaster General ...125
Register of the Army 136, 156
Adjutant General's Department 136
Artillery, 1st regiment 140
Artillery, 2d regiment 140
Artillery, 3d regiment 141
Artillery, 4th regiment .142
Artillery Officers, lineal rank of 146
Brigadier Generals 136
Dragoons, regiment of. 139
Engineer Corps. 138
Engineers, Topographical , 138
Infantry, 1st regiment 142
Infantry, 2d regiment 143
Infantry, 3d regiment... 143
Infantry, 4th regiment. 143
Infantry, 5th regiment 144
Infantry, 6th regiment 144
Infantry, 7th regiment 145
Infantry, 8th regiment 145
Infantry Officers, lineal rank of 147
Inspector General's department 136
Major General 136
Military posts 153
Military storekeepers 138
Military geographical divisions. , 155
Militia force of the United States 152
Medical Department 137
Numerical, rank and file 148
Ordnance Department 139
Pay Department 137
Pay, subsistence of officers, &c 149
Quartermaster's Department 136
Rifle regiment 146
Subsistence Department 137
Note. — John Nelson, Attorney General $4,000
John Thomas Reid, clerk 1,000
Frederick W. Mantz, messenger ....».....,,***.«.#« tt5QQ
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Register of the Naty 156
Agents 1 67
Boatswains 166
Captains 156
Carpenters 166
Chaplains 165
Commanders 157
Constructors 167
Engineers. 167
Gunners 166
Lieutenants 158
Marine Coups 168
Masters 1 63
Masters' mates 1 65
Midshipmen, passed-. 163
Pay of officers 1 68
Professors of mathematics. 165
Pursers 163
Sailmakers 167
Storekeepers .167
Surgeons . . , 161
Surgeons, passed assistant 162
Surgeons, assistant 162
Teachers of languages 165
Vessels of war 170
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate, officers of 126
House of Representatives, officers of l'J6
Congress Library, officers of 126
Police at the Capitol 126
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court 127
officers of. 127
FOREIGN INTERCOURSE.
List of ministers, consuls, and other diplomatic and commer- cial agents of the United States in foreign countries, and of the places of their residence 130, 135
List of diplomatic agent3 accredited to the Government of the
United States 176
local.
Commissioner of Public Buildings 128
Court, Circuit 1-27
Criminal , 127
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Court, Levy 12e
Orphan's ••• ..127
Customhouse, Alexandria. 127
Georgetown 127
Justices of the peace 129
Navy-yard, Washington 128
Penitentiary • 128
CITY AFFAIRS.
Corporation, members of 177
officers of 177
Wards, population of. 180
buildings in 180
property, value of ..180
MISCELLANEOUS.
Census of the United States 172
of the District of Columbia 172
Congress, time of meeting 181
ratio of representation 181
Courts, time of meeting 181
Fees of justices of the peace 181
constables ...." 181
Index to business advertisements » 182
Mails, arrival and departure of 170
Omissions, changes, and errors viii
ABBREVIATIONS EXPLAINED.
s for south, n for north, e for east, w for west, btw. for between, cen. for centre, nr. for near, cor. for corner.
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OMISSIONS— CHANGES— ERRORS.
OMISSIONS.
Capitol newspaper office, e side 13 w, btw Penn av and E n, nr
Penn a v. Grirtin, James L., house and sign painter, s side F n, btw 8 and 9 w,
nr cen. Mills, Job, plasterer, w side 9 w, btw M and N n, nr M. Moorhead, J. W., otfiee 4th Auditor, clerk, e side 9 w, btw H and I
n, nr H. O'Bryon, James, ornamental painter, e side 13 w, btw Penn av and
E D, nr Penn av. Ridgway, Enoch, slater, e side 11 w, btw E and F n, nr E.
CHANGES.
Choate, W. C, to w side 3 w, btw Penn av and C n, nr Penn av —
page 41. Greer's printing office, to e side 9 w, btw D and E n, nr E— page 35. Throop, J. V. N., to n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 2 — page 85. Whitney, L. F., to w side 1 e, btw A and B n, nr cen — page 97.
ERRORS.
Adams, George, w side, should read e side — page 1.
Blair, Francis P., 17 n, should read 17 w — page 7.
Blake, John A., bookbinder, s side, should read e side — page 7.
Collard, George E., should read Collard, George — page 16.
Grammar, George C, should read Grammar, Gottlieb C — page 35.
Green, Edward, should read Green, Edwin— page 35.
Harvey, James H., should read Harvey, James S. & Co — page 38- I
Harvey, James, should read Harvey, James S — page 38.
Harvey, J. S , should read Harvey, James S. & Co— page 33.
Hood, George, should read Hood, John — page 41.
Martin, John, should read Martin, John Yv — page 67.
Naylor, T. Y., should read Naylor, Francis Y — page 62.
O'Brien, Jamea, should read O'Bryon, James — page 64.
EUndell, Mrs. A. W., fancy dress maker, should read Randell, Mrs.
E. W- -IMUn !'2. Rod man, Gilbert, should read Gilbert, Rodman — page 119. Shaw fc. I). iv, should read David G. Day — page 77. Shepherd ic Hanlv, should read Shepherd, A— page 78. W.ilhch, C. S., notary public, should read lawyer — page 91. Ztvcly, A. N., $1,800, should read 1,400— page 117.
WASHINGTON DIRECTORY.
A.
Abbot, Joseph, livery slable, n side G n, btw 13 and L4 w, nr 13.
Abbot, George J., teacher, s side I n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18.
Abbot, Thomas, tailor, s side L n, btw 17 and 18, nr 18.
Abbot, George D., office 2d Comptroller, Georgetown.
Abert, John J., Corps Topographical Eng, Col, n side 1 n, btw 20 and
21 w, nr 20. Acker, Jacob, stone-cutter, e side 2 w, btw B and C n, nr C. Acton, Elijah, laborer, n side G s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7. Acton, Osbom, cartman, n side N s, btw 4| and 6 w, nr 4£. Adams, Mrs. Mary, boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 4^ w,
nr 4^. Adams & McPherson, dry good store, n side Centre Market space,
btw 8 and 9 w, nr cen. Adams, John Quincy, ex-President, n side F, btw 13 and 14 av, nr 14. Adams, Thomas, s side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor. 12. Adani3, Sarah A., dress maker, n side D n, btw 13^ and 14 w, nr 13£. Adams, Thomas, wood turner, btw 11 and 12 w, nr canal. Adams, Leonard, e side 12 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Adams, W., grocery, w side 7 w, btw H and I n, nr I. Adams, Alexander, house carpenter, w side 11 w,btw Md avand E?.
nr cen. Adams, James, cashier, Bank of Washington, w side N. J. av, btw
B and C s,' nr B. Adams, Notley L., boarding-house, e side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Adams, George, grocery, w side 8 e, Jjtw L and M s, nr L. Adams, Mrs. Margaret,"\vidow, w sufe 6 e, btw C and D s, nr C. Adams, James, blacksmith, n side G s, btw 5 and 6 e, nr 5. Adams, Josias, shoemaker, s side Va av, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Addison, Thomas B., P O D1pt, prin clerk, Georgetown. Adler, Morris, Ordnance Office, clerk, Georgetown. Adjutant General, office War D'pt, building tirst story. .Ager J. E. & Bro, grocery, n side N Y av, btw 12 and 13, w cor 12. Aigler, Jacob, confectioner, s side D n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 12. Aikins, Mrs. keeps public baths, n side C n, btw 4j and 6 w, nr cen. Ailer & Tyson, grocery, w side 7 w, btw H and I n, nr I. -Alexander, Columbus, printer, w side 10 w, btw G and II n, nr H. Alexander, Mrs. Mary, upholsterer, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13
w, nr 13. Alexander & Bernard, printers, w side \1 w, btw F and G n, cor I\
Allen, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, s side Pcnn av, btw 9 and 10
w, nr 9. Allen, William, grocer, n side La av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Allen, Robert, house carpenter, w side 9 w, btw G and H n, cor G. Allen. John, dry pood store, n Penn av, btw 9 and 1U w, nr 10.
Allen, , house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw N Y av and I n, nr I.
Allen, Ignatius, steamboat captain, n side Md av, btw 131 and 14 w,
nr 13.'. Altimus James, engineer, w side 8 c, btw G and I s, nr I. •Ames, George C., Fen Office elk, n side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, cor 18. Amerige, George, printer, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. * Anacostia engine-house, Va av, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9. Anderson, Garret, book, snuff, and tobacco store, n side Penn av,
btw 11 and t2 w, nr cen. Anderson, James, boot and shoe maker, s side Penn av, btw 14 and
15 w, nr cen. Anderson, William, Office 1st Comptroller, clerk, n side G n, btw
1 1 and 12 w, cor 12. Anderson, Robert P., s side N Y av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Anderson, Mrs N., widow, n side F n, btw 20 and 27 w, nr 27. Anderson, Thomas F., Office 1st Comptroller, clerk, w >-ide 6 w, btw
D and E n, near cen. Anderson, William, blacksmith, sside G n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21. Anderson, L. J., Office Auditor P O D'pt, clerk, Georgetown. Anderson, Hezekiah, blacksmith, c side lie, btw M and W s, nr M. Anderson, Samuel, laborer, e side 20 w, btw I K n, nr K. Andrae, Cornelius, w side 8 w, btw L and M n, nr M. Andrews T. P., army, Paymmaster, s side G n, btw 17 and 18 w,
nrl8. Anthonv, Misses, e side 12 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Apollo Hall, s side E n, btw 13 and 13?, w, nr 13. Applegate, William C, musician, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr G. Argentine Confederation, Minister from, Mrs. Ulrick's, 15 w. Arguelles, Mrs. E. F., boarding-house, s side Pcnn av, btw 3 and A\
w, nr 4|> Armstead, Samuel, blacksmith, n side L s, btw 8 and 9 c, nr 9. Army and Navy Chronicle olliee, e side 10 w. btw D and E n, cor D. Arnold, Kczin, n side Ya av, btw 5 and 0 e, nr 5. Arnold, Mrs., corset maker, s side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 19. Arsenal, B end 4) street w.
Artillerists, Columbian, armory, Buckingham^ hall. Ashbum, Benjamin, printer, e side 1 1 w, btw 1 and K n, nr I. Ashdown, William, blacksmith, s side N s, btw 3 and 4} w. nr 4',. Ashton, John N., Cen Land Office, clerk, s side Penn av, btw 21 and
:!1 w, nr22. Ashwood, Miss, fashionable milliner and dress maker, n side Penn
av btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Assembly Rooms, National, i side La av, btw A\ and 0 w, nr 6. Atchison, John, laborer, s side I s, btw 0 and 7 e, nr 7. ' Atchison, George, blacksmith, n side I s, btw G and 7 e, nr 7. Atkinson, Amos G., saddler, w side 7 w, btw Ya av and D s, nr D.
Attorney General, office Treasury Department, second story. Attorney for the Dist of Col, office City Hall, e wing, second story. Atz, Christopher, fruiter, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Auditor, 1st, office Treasury Department building, first story. Auditor, 2d, office War Department building, first story. Auditor, 3d, office Treasury Department building, first story. Auditor, 4th, office Navy Department building, first story. Auditor, 5th, office State Department building, first story. Aaditor P O D'pt, office P O D'pt building, second story. Auld, Mrs. Maria, widow, w side 20 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Aulic, John H., navy, captain, n side K n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cea. Austin, John, wood yard, e side 18 w, btw H and I n, nr H. Austria, Charge d'Affaires from, Gilbert's, F n. cor 13 w.
B.
Bacon, Samuel, & Co. wholesale and retail grocers, s side Pcnn ay, btw
G and 7 w, cor 7. Bacon, Samuel, s side E n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Bacon, Peter, s side Indiana av, btw 3 and 4* w,nr 4j. Bailey, William L., office quartermaster gen1!, clerk, n side C n, btw
12 and 13 w, nr cen. Baker, Mrs. Lethe, widow, n side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19. Baker, Tlios., Franklin coffee-house, n side D n, btw 7 and 8 w, cor 8. Baker, Charles, office Adj Gen, mes, n sd I n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Baker, Benjamin, s side K n, btw 24 and 25 w, nr cen. Baker, Mrs John Martin, widow, e side New Jersey av, btw B and C
s, nrcen. Baldwin, Miss, teacher, e side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Baldwin, Mrs Hannah, widow, e side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr D. •Baldwin, Almon, house carpenter, s side Indiana av, btw 3 and 41-
w, nr 4£. Baldwin, Albion, house carpenter, w side 6 w, btw H and I n, nr H. Baldwin, Tyler, bricklayer, n side East Capitol street, btw 10 and 11
e, nr 10. Balkman, ■ — — , house carpenter, n side L n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr cen. Ball, Mrs., boarding-house, n side Penn av, btw fi and 7 w, nr cen. Ball, Mrs. M. A. milliner and dress maker, w side New York av. btw
12 and 13 w, nr 12. Ball, Isaac, watchmaker, n side New York av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. • Ball, John, n side G n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Ball, Robert, n side G n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Ball, H. W., office Fifth Aud, elk, w side 1 e, btw B and C n, nr cen. Ball, John T., w side 1 e, btw B and C n, nr cen. Ballinger, George, bricklayer, s side D s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Balmain, Andrew, office Surgeon General, clerk, s side G n, btw 13
and 14 w, nr cen. Bandel, A. J., e side 8 w, btw L and M n, nr L. Bank, U. S. branch, n side Executive way, btw Lafayette square and
15 w, cor 15.
Bank of the Metropolis, c side 15 w, btw F and G n, nr cen.
Bank, Patriotic, w side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr D.
BaDk of Washington, Centre Market space, btw C n and La av.
Bank, Corcoran & Riggs1, n side P, btw 14 and 15, cor 15.
Banks, Joseph, grocery, w side 7 w, btw I and K n, nr K.
Banner, Joshua, book-binder, e side 10 w, btw E and F n, nr F.
Bannister, Aquilla, ducker, w side 1 3£ w, btw D s and Md av, nr D.
Baptist, Mrs- widow, n side B n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21.
Baptist church, Rev. Mr. Brown, e side 10 w, btw E and F n, nr cen.
Baptist church, Rev. Mr. Law, n side Virginia av, btw 4 and 5 e,
cor 4. Barber, Casper, tinner, n side K s, btw 6 and 9 e, nr 8. Barber, Jacob, shoemaker, w side 7 w, btw M andN n, nr N.
Barbour, , stone-mason, w side 26 w, btw K and L n, nr K.
Barclay, John D., office Register of the Treasury, clerk, w side 18
w, btw Penn av and F, n, nr Penn av. Barclay, James, house painter, e side 7 w, btw K and L n, nr cen. Barcroft, John, Post Office Department, clerk, n side I n, btw 20 and
21 w, nr cen. Barker, James N., Treasury Department, e side New Jersey av, btw
A and B s, nr B. Barker, Mrs. milliner, w side 7 e, btw K and L s, nr K. Barnard, Charles, teacher, n side E n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 20. Barnes, Henry, confectioner, n side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr cen, Barner, Thomas T., dry good store, n side Centre Market space, biw
7 and 8 w, nr cen. Barnes, H., n side Missouri st, btw 4£ and 6 w, nr 6. Barnes, Thomas T., w side 6 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Barnes, George, butcher, n side Maryland av, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Barnes, Thomas, blacksmith, e side 11 e, btw M and N s, nr N. Barnes, Lemuel, founder, near Eastern branch market. Barnet, Richard, plasterer, e side 9 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Barnhill, Gabriel, printer, e side 12 w, btw Maryland av and E s,
cor Maryland av. Barnhill, John L., General Land Office, clerk, e side 12 w, Md btw
av and E s, cor Maryland av. Barnhouse, Caleb, house carpenter, s side Maryland av, btw A\ and
6 w, nr 6. Barret, Mary, tailoress, w side 1 w, btw Penn av and B n, nr Penn av. Barret, Thos. G., constable, s side D n, btw 5 and 6e, nr 6. Barron, James, bricklayer, s side N York av,btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Barron, Mrs., widow, s side A s, btw New Jersey av and 1 s, nr cen. Barry, Richard, navy yard, clerk, n side N s, btw 2 and 3 e, nr 3. Barry, Richard, navy yard, clerk, n side L s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8. Barry, Mrs., widow, n side E s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr cen. Barry, Miss P., dress maker, s side New York av, btw 14 and 15 w. Barry, Miss, dress maker, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 1 Barry, Richard, stone cutter, w side Verm't av, btw K and L n, nr L. Barry, Elizabeth, sells milk, w side 3 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Barry, R., navy yard, roll caller, w side New Jersey av, btw K and
L s, nr K.
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Bartlett, Isaac, coachmaker, n side D n, btw 13 and 13^ w, nr ceil, Bartiet, Walter, blockmaker, e side lie, btw K and L s, nr K. Bartley, laborer, e side 11 e, btw M and N s, nr N. Bartley, Enos, blacksmith, e side lie, btw K and L s, nr K. Bassett, Simeon, Capitol, mes, n side East Capitol street, btw 1 and
2 e, nr 2. Bassett, Isaac, Capitol, mes, n side East Capitol street, btw 1 and
2 e, nr 2.
Bassett, Freeman, huckster, near Eastern branch market.
Bates Frederick, w side 6, btw G and H n, nr H.
Bates, E. H., watchman, s side 1 n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen.
Bates & Brother, chandlers, n side G n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6.
Bates, R. W., merchant tailor, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 20.
Baths, Mrs. Aikins, n side C n, btw 4* and 6 w, nr cen.
Batt, , saddler, n side C n, btw «i0 and 11 w, nr cen.
Battley, Mrs., widow, n side M s, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 12.
Baum, Charles, grocery, s side I n, btw 6 and 7 w, cor 6.
Baum, Elizabeth, widow, s side E n, btw 5 and G w, nr cen.
Baum, Charles, grocery, w side 6 w, btw H and I n, nr I.
Baxter, Thomas, painter, s side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 20.
Baly, Robert, laborer e side 25, btw I and K n, nr cen.
Bayly, William F., stationer, n side Penn av, btw 11 and 12 w, nr cen.
Bayly, , w side 6 av, btw G and H n, nr cen.
Bayly, Holland, laborer, e side 25, btw I and K n, nr cen. Bayne, Mrs. A., widow, s side Fn, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17. Bayne, Thomas, shoemaker, w side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr I. Beale, Robert, Senate, Asst Doorkeeper, n side Penn av, btw 2 and
3 e, nr 2.
Beall, Richard M., grocery, s side Penn av, btw 44 and 6 w, nr cen.
Beall, Benjamin, n side F n, btw 6 and 7 w, cor 6.
Beall, Richard, w side A\ w, btw Pennsylvania av and Missouri st,
nr Pennsylvania av. Beall, Mrs , Harriet, grocery, n side M s, btw 10 and lie, nr 10. Beall, Mrs., widow, e side 3 e, btw East Capitol st and A s, cor East
Capitol street. Beall, William D., office Paymaster General, clerk, Georgetown. Bean, Benjamin, house carpenter, e side 4i w, btw Missouri st and
Pennsylvania av, nr Missouri st. Bean, Benjamin, house carpenter, wside 3 e. btw K and L s, nr L. Bean, George, grocery, w side 3 e, btw N and O s, cor N. Bean, Colmore, n side D s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. ► Beane, , Rev. pastor Christ church, n side G s, btw 6 and 7 e,
nr cen. Beardsly. Jos., confectioner, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Beasly, J., hacks, s side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Beatch, Allen, blacksmith, n side M s, btw 4£ and 6 w, nr 4J. Beatly, Cageby, ducker, w side 22 w, btw B and C n, nr B. Beatty, Charles, grocery, s side K n, btw 27 and 28 w, nr 28. Beck, Rezin, teacher, e side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Beck, J. W., office House Reps, mes, n side A s,btw 3 and 4 e, nr3. Becker, John H., grocery, n side H n, btw 8 and 9 w, cor 8.
Cede, George, butter dealer, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Beeler, Christian L., n side C n, btw 4^ and 6 w, nr 4£. Heeler, Mrs., boarding-house, n side C n, btw 4\ and 6 w, nr 41.
Beeler, , butcher, w side 13i w, btw D s and Md av, nr D.
Beeler, Mrs. E., widoAv, s side Virginia av, btw 8 and 9 e, nr cen. Beers, Isaac, temperance hotel, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and 4i
w, nr 4£. Beetle, Mrs , dress maker, s side Perm av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 20. Begnem, William, shoemaker, w side 21 w, btw K and F n, nr K. Beit/el John W., w side 13|, btw D s and Maryland av, nr D. Belgium, Charge d'Aflaircs from, s side B s, btw New Jersey av and
1 e, nr New Jersey av. Bell, Wm., dyer and scourer, s side Penn av, btw 4i and G w, nr 4L Bell, William, av side 12 w, btwJ3 n and N York a"v, nr N York av. Hell, Mrs., widow, e side 3 e, btw N and O s, nr N. Belt, Thomas J., farrier, w side 7 w, btw M and N n, nr M. Bender, Jacob, bricklayer, n side F n. btw (5 and 7 w, nr 7. Bender, George, Ordnance Office, chief clerk, n side I n, btw 20 and
21 w, nr 20^. Benkert & Co., French bootmakers, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3
and 4g w, nr 4h- Benczeti, Hazle, wheelwright, c side 21 w, btw II and I n, nr 1. Benezett. Jvlrs. , grocery, e side 21 w, btw G and II n, cor II. Benning, Mrs. Ann, widow, w side 7 w, btw K and F n, nr F. Benson, W. B. house carpenter, n side G n. btw 11 and 12 w. nr 11. Benter, William, refectory, n side Penn av, btw 4h and 6 w, nr 6. Benthall, W. C, office First Comptroller, clerk, Georgetown. Benton, Thomas H., senator, s side C n, btw 3 and 4k w, nr 4i. Bentzle John, tailor, s side F n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Bernard, Edward, Gen Land Office, clerk, s side K n, btw 8 and 9. Beron, Jerome, house painter, c side 5 w, btw [i and I n, nr H. Berrian, Herbert, office 4th Auditor, clerk, w side 20 w. btw G and
H n. nr H. Berry, Thomas, stone cutter, n 3idc New York av, btw 12 and 13
w, nr 12. Berry, Michael R., teacher, wside 10 w, btw G and IT n, nr G. Berry, Brooke M., office House Reps, clerk, w side 1 e, btw B and
C n. nr B. Berry, John, blacksmith, c side 11 e, btw K and L s, nr K. Berryman, Leroy H., office Indian Affairs, clerk, w side 12 w, btw
G and II n, nr cen. Berryman, William B., office Register Treasury, clerk, n side C 3,
btw 19 and 13 w, cor 13. Bettor, O. II., General Land Office, clerk, s side G n, btw 11 and
12 w, nr II. Bcstor, ('., n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. B.uin.ii. tcin, ( 'harks F., s side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. BigB, Levi, laborer, s side F n, btw 25 and 26 w, nr cen. Bigley, Philip, musician, n Bide (i s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr7. Binler, .Mr-., fancy store, n -id.- Penn av, btw '.) and 10 w, nr 10. Bihler's rooms, n side F n, btw 13 and \\ w, nr 14.
Billings, W. W., office Paymaster General, clerk, n side L n, btw 13 and 14 w. cor 13
Bin>jey Thomas 8., Navy Department, watchman, w side 19 w, btw New York av and D n, nr cen.
Bird, Wm., house carpenter, s side Maryland av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6.
Bird, E-, house carpenter, s side Maryland av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Bird & Hepburn, house carpenters, w side 10 w, btw E and F s, nr E.
Birth, S. stone cutter, e side 3 w, btw Indiana av and C n, cor In- diana av.
Birth, James, e side 3 w, btw B and C n, nr cen.
Biscoe, Jane E., milliner, s sidePenn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nrcen.
Biscoe, Bcnnet, collector, s side L s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7.
Bishop, Henry, shoemaker, e side G av, btw H and I n, nr J,
Bitner, W. G., locksmith, n sidePenn av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18.
Black, F., w 3 w, btw Penn av and C n, nr cen.
Black, Mrs. tavern, e side 7 w. btw Penn av and B n. nr cen.
Blagden, Miss, s side Indiana av, btw 3 and 4 \ w, nr 4|.
Blagden, Thomas, e side New Jersey av, btw I and K s, nr K.
Blagden, Thos., lumber-yard, s side Georgia av, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3.
Blair, Francis P., editor Globe, n side Executive way, btw Lafay- ette sq and 17 n, nr cen.
Blair & Hives, printing office, n side E n, btw 13 and 14 w, nrcen.
Blake, John B., office Reg Treas, elk, n side C n, btw 3 and 4| w, nr 3.
Blake, John A., bookbinder, s side 11 w, btw E and F n, nr cen.
Blake, John A., bookbindery, s sidePenn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15.
Blanchard, Mrs. Ann, widow, w side 8 w, btw E and F n, nr F.
Blanchard, Mrs. M., dress maker, e side 10 w, btw Pennsylvania av and C n, nr C.
Bland, John, blacksmith, e side 6 e, btw C and D s, nr D.
Bland, William, founder, n side Virginia av, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7.
Board of Health, office City Hall, west wing, basement.
Bode, VV. physician, w side D s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Bodisco, M. Alexandre, de, Minister from Russia, Georgetown.
Bogan, John, bricklayer, e side 10 av, btw E and F n, nr F.
Bogart, Jacob, shoemaker, n side II n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4.
Bogle, John, stone cutter, av side 13 i w, btAV D s and Md av, nr D.
Bogie, John, stone cutter, e side 6 av, btw K and L s, nr L.
Bogus. Thomas, blacksmith, e side 11 av, btAV Maryland av and E s, nr Maryland av.
Bogs, W. B., Navy Department, clerk, Georgetown.
Bohlayer, John C, cartman. e side 13 av, btw Md av and E s, nr E.
Bohlayer, John, butcher, s side I s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9.
Bolirer, George A., Post Office Department, clerk, GeorgctoAvn.
Boone, John, n side C n, 6 and 7 av, nr 7.
Boone, John F. office Auditor Post office Department, clerk, e side 7 w, btw 1 and K n, nr K.
Bootes, Samuel, M. office Treasurer, clerk, Georgetown.
Booth, Thomas, waterman, n side Md av, btAV 9 and 10 av, nr 10.
Booth, Benjamin, blacksmith, w side lie, btAV K and L s, nr K.
Borchere, Rev. Mr. n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Borland, Alex, house carpenter, n side L n, btw 15 and 1G av, nr cen.
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Borrcmans, C, tavern, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Borrows, Joseph, physician, n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Boss, Abraham J. n side Massachusetts av, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4. Boss, James H., penny-post, n side Mass av, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4. Boswell, George, n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7- Boswell, R. H. shoemaker, n side 9 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Boteler, C. W. n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Boteler, C. W. &. Son, house furnishing store, n side Centre market
space, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 9. Boulanger, A. restaurant, sside Penn av, btw 41, and 6 w, nr ccn. Bouvett, Matthew, tailor, sside I n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 18. Bowcn, John, printer, w side 8 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Bowea, Geo. chimney sweep w side 12 w, btw E and P n, nr cen. Bowen, Mrs. board ing-honse, w 6 w, btw D and E n, nr D. •Bowcn, James, n side Massachusetts av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr b\ Boyd, Joseph K. upholsterer, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Boyd, R. B. Post Office Dept mes, e side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr ccn. Boyd, Joseph, plasterer, w side 7 w, btw K and L n, nr L. Boyd, Hugh M. house painter, e side 20 w, btw 11 n and Penn av,
nr Penn av. Boyle, John, e side 10 w, btw D and En, nr E. Boyle, Junius, navy, lieut, a side N York av, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. Boyle, John K. ntar Easby's ship yard. Bradford, Charles, picture frame maker, e side 4£ w btw Missouri st
and Penn av, nr Penn av. Bradley & Estep, dry good store, n side Centre Market space, between
7 and 8 w, nr 7. Bradley, H., & Son, cabinet makers, n side Bn, btw (J and 7 w^nr 6. Bradley, Joseph H., lawyer, s side Louisiana av, btw 4^ and 6 w, nr 4£. Bradley, Columbus, n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Bradley &. Thruston, general agents, c side 6 w, btw Pen av and C
n, nr C. Bradley, H., w side 7 w, btw E and F n, nr cen.
Biadley, , brushmaker, w side 8 w, btw D and E n, nr E.
Bradley, Mrs., seamstress, w side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr H.
Bradley, William A., s side Virginia av, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 7.
Hradley, Phineas, s side Virginia av. btw 7 and 8 w, nr7.
Bradley, John T., huckster, n side Md av, btw 13 and 13^ w, nr 13^.
Biadley, Mrs., boarding house, s side 1 s, btw 7 and 8 e, cor 8.
BradltVs Garden, n side 10 w, btw D and E s.
Brady, Peter, Ollicc Second Auditor, clerk, w side New Jersey av,
btw B and C*. Brady, N., d side Georgia av, btw 3 and 4e, nr 3. Brady, John, baker, n side K s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Brannan, John, n side N n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Brashean, Thomas, shoemaker, w side 7 w, btw Virginia av and D s,
nr D. Brawner, Mra, boarding bouse, n side Penn av, btw 2 and3w, nrcen. Braxton, Kiehd., stapc driver, e side 11 w, btw Md av and E s, nr E. Braail, Minister Resident from, w side 18 w, btw 1 and K n, cor K. Brent, W. L., lawyer, City Hall, east wing-, basement.
Brent, William, office of the clerk of Washington county, clerk, City
Hall, east wing, second story. Brent, Wm., clerk of Washington county, e side Del av, btw B and
C n, nr cen. Brent, Henry, artist, w side New Jersey av, btw D and E s, nr E. Brereton, S., grocery, n side F n, between 6 and 7 w, cor 7. Brereton, Mrs. Dr., n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Breschard, Mrs., female seminary, w side 9 w, btw E and F n, cor E. Breslyn, Michael, n side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Brest, James, chimney sweep, n side C n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Brest, Jvlrs. R., dress maker, e side 10 w, btw Penn av and C n, nr C. Brevitt & Jillards' artists material depot., n side Penn av, btw 12 and
13 w, nr cen. Brewer, Henry, office Register of the Treasury, clerk, Georgetown. Brewer, Ewd., office Commanding General, clerk, Georgetown. Bridge, upper, w end of M n, leading to Georgetown. Bridge, lower, w end of K n, leading to Georgetown. Bridget, Richd., blacksmith, s side La av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Bridget, Charles, laborer, w side 24 w, btw I and K n, nr cen. Bridget, Arthur, laborer, w side 24 w, btw I and K n, nr cen. Bridget, Mrs. M. widow, w side 24 w, btw I and K n, nr cen. Bridget, John, blacksmith, w side 24 w, btw I and K n, nr cen. Bright, Henry, huckster, w side 9 w, btw Louisiana av and B n, nr B. Bright, Mrs. Rebecca, dry good store, s side L s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Bright, John, ropemaker, near Eastern branch market. Brightwell, John A. office 1st Auditor, clerk, e side 9 w,btw L and
M n, nr L. Briggs, Thomas, tailor, s side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Briscoe, Miss., boarding house, n side Mo st, btw 44 and 6 w, nr cen. Briscoe, Richard G., n side Missouri st, btw 3 and" 4^ w, nr 4|. Briscoe & Clark, dry good store, n side Peun av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr7. British Min'ster, s side K n, btw New Hampshire av and 24 w, nr cen. Britton, John, house carpenter, n side I n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 14. Brodbeck, Jacob, office Paymaster General, messenger, n side 1 n,
btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Brodhead, J. M. office 2d Comptroller, clerk, w side N. Jersey av,
btw B and C n, nr cen. Bronaugh, J. W , sen., office 1st Auditor, clerk, e side 9 w, btw D.
and E n, nr cen. Bronaugh, J. W., jr., office 1st Auditor, clerk, e side 9 w, btw D
and En, nr cen Bronaugh, William J., P O Dp't, clerk, s side Md av, btw 12 and 13,
w, nr 12. Bronaugh, John W., office Auditor, P O Dp't, clerk, w side N
Jersey av, btw B and C s, nr C. Brook, Mrs. Ellen, widow, w side 19 w, btw T and K n, nr K. Brooke, Walter T., General Land Office, clerk, Georgetown. Brooks, Patrick H., segar dealer and periodical agent, n side Penn
av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen. Brooks, John, house carpenter, n side F n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor §, Brooks, Mary, grocery, n side F n, btw 5 and G w, cor 5,
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Brooks, Carroll, grocery, c side 7 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Broom, Mrs., widow, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. Brower, G., watchmaker, s side L s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7. Brown, D.. cabinet maker, n side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen. Brown, Edmond T., Globe office, clerk, s side II n, btw 13 and 14 w,
nr cen. Brown, James, livery stable, s side E n, btw 13i and 14 w, cor 13^. Brown, Rev. O. B., s side E n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 9. Brown, J., livery stable, s side E n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor 6. Brown, Mrs. Barbary, n side Louisiana av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Brown, Wiiliam, house carpenter, w side 10 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Brown, EUeazer T., printer, e side 14 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Brown, W. V . H., Gen Land Office, clerk, s side E n, btw 6 and 9
w, nr 9. Brown, John, house carpenter, n side L n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 9. Brown, Henry, w side 7 w, btw L and M n, nr M. Brown, John, laborer, s side Virginia av, btw 22 and 23 w, nr 23. Brown, Daniel, Pension Office, clerk, w side 18 w, btw H and I n, nr H. Brown, Richard, plasterer, e side 20 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Brown, William, plasterer, e side 20 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Brown, Mary, Widow, e side 20 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Brown, Reuben, huckster, e side 13 w, btw Md av and Es, nr E. Brown, John, laborer, btw 10 and 11 w, nr the river. %
Brown, Simon, office House Rep, messenger, n side A n, Del av and
1 e, nr 1. Brown, Charles, butcher, n side Maryland av, btw 6 and 7 e nr 6. Brown, Robert s side A s, btw 1 e and New Jersey av, nr 1. Brown, Addison, huckster, s side e Capitol st, btw 12 and 13 e, nr 12. Brown, James W., blacksmith, n side K s, btw 5 and G e, nr 5. Brown, James Rev., n side I s, btw G and 7 e. nr 7. Browne, VVm., office 4th Auditor, clerk, s side G n, btw 17 and 18
w, nr 17. Browning, P. W. merchant tailor, n Penn av, btw 3 and 4*, nr cen. Browning, P. W., n side Maryland av, btw 4i and 6 w, nr 4^. Brown's Hotel, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Brown's Garden, n side Virginia av, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8. Brush, Mrs. widow, w side 11 w, btw Penn av and E n, nr cen. Bryan, Joseph, house carpenter, n side I n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Bryant, John A. Post Office Dp't, 2d Assistant Postmaster General,
e side 12 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Bryant, John Y. Gen Land Office, clerk, e side 9 v. , btw II and I n,
nr cen. Buck, Mrs. boarding house, s side Penn av, btw 4i and 6 w, nr 4k- Buckingham, C. black and whitesmith, s side C n, btw 10 and 11 w,
nr 11. Buckingham, C. c side 10 w, btw Penn av and C n, nr Penn av. Buckingham's Hall, s side C n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Buckingham, E. F. apothecary, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w,
cor 12. Buckly, James, blockmaker, n side I s, btw 9 and 10 e, nr 10.
Jiuel, Martin, printer, n sido 1 n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8.
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Rugget, Richard, blacksmith, e side 11 w, btw L and M n.
Buist, , w side 11 vv, btw H and I n, nr cen.
Bulfinch, Rev. S G. pastor Unitarian church, n side B n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr cen.
Bulfinch, S. G. teacher, w 1 w, btw Penn av and B n, nr B n.
Bulley, A. F. grocery, e side 8 e, btw I and K s, cor K.
Bulley, Mrs. Ellen, widow, n side Virginia av, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7.
Bunn, Robert, huckster:, w side 3 w, btw G and II n, nr G. 'Burch, James, w side 7 w, btw D and E s, nr E-
Burch, Mrs. widow, e side New Jersey av, btw L and M s, nr L.
Burch, , billiard room, s side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen.
Burch, Richard, bricklayer, s side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Burch, B. house carpenter, s side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12.
Burch, Thomas, house carpenter, s side Mass av, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen.
Burch, Joseph, house carpenter, e side 5 w, btw H and I n, nr I.
Burch, , plasterer, w side 4 w, btw Mass av and I n, nr cen.
Burch, Albert, e side 4 w, btw G and H n, nr cen.
Burch, Wesley, cartman, s side e s, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 7.
Burche, Samuel, office House Rep, principal clerk, New Jersey av, north of the Capitol.
Burdine, Reuben, n side D n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 6.
Burdine, Alfred, e side 6 e, btw G and H s, nr H.
Burdine, William, house carpenter, n side I s, btw G and 7 e, nr G.
Burdine, Alfred, porter house, n side K s. btw 8 and 9 e, nr 8.
Bureau of Navy-yards and Docks, Navy Dep't building, 2d story.
Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography, Navy Dep't building, 2d story.
Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs, Navy Dep't build- ing, 1st story.
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Navy Dep't building, 1st story.
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Dep't building, 1st story.
Burger, John T. e side 5 w, btw H and 1 n, nr H.
Burger, Wm. B. grocery, e side 7 w, btw D and E n, cor E.
Burger, , w side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr cen.
Burgman, William, musician, w side 10 w, btw New York av and K n, nr cen.
Burgess, C. H. sexton Trinity church, n side B n, btw G and 7 wf nr 6.
Burgess, Charles, c side 1G c, btw K and L s, nr K.
Burgess, James, e side 16 e, btw K and L s, nr K.
Burket, Mrs. E. widow, e side 5 w, btw H and I n, nr cen.
Burmon. E. drc-3s maker, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, c< r 13.
Burnison, William J. blacksmith, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. ■Burns, Benjamin, s side B n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
Burr, R. R. s side F n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
Burr, , wood and coal yard, s end 3 e, nr the river.
Burr, Thomas, laborer, e side 5 e, btw F and G s, nr G.
Burrell, John, laborer, e side 25 w, btw I and K n, nr cen.
Burrows, Mrs. J. S. bearding house, e side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr cen.
Burrows, William, house carpenter, s side B s, btw G and 7 w, nr 6.
Bury, James, blacksmith, n side Virginia av, btw G and 7 e, nr 7.
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£ury, William, blacksmith, \v side 8 c, btw I and K s, nr K.
Busby, , hackman, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22.
- Butle'r, Philip, livery stable, w side 9 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Butler, Abraham, U States Hotel, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 13. Butler, Joseph, printer, w side 9 w, btw I n and N York av, nr cen. Butler, John D. n side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 5. Butler, John A. W. shoemaker, n side II n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21. Butler, Thomas, blacksmith, e side 11 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Bying, Samuel, blacksmith, n side N s, btw Ak and 6 w, nr cen. Byrne, P. A. & Co. n side G n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Byrne, M. e side 10 w, btw Penn av and C n, nr Penn av. Byrns, Terese, s side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr9. Byrum, John, millwright, nr Easby's ship yard.
c.
Cabell, Edward, General Land Office, clerk, n side I n, btw 18 and
19 w, nr 18. Caden, James, P O Dcpt, clerk, s side F n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. Cake, J. H., baker, n side east Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 1. Caldwell, J. F., n side Maryland av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Call, James, shoemaker, w side 8 e, btw K and L s, nr K. Callahan, Jas., Navy Dept, clerk, n side L n, btw 15 and 1G w, cen. Callahan, James, hackman, n side JVId av, btw 4, and G w, nr 4^. Callahan, Peter, laborer, s side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Callan, Nicholas, jr., e side 14 w, btw H and I n, cen. Callan, John F., druggist and seedsman, n side E n, btw G and 7 w,
cor 7. Callan, Nicholas, notary public, n side F n, btw 14 and 15 w, cen. Callan, P., stone mason, s side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Callan, N., grocer, s side F n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Calkin's greenhouse, e side 7 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Callan, Mrs. Mary, widow, e side 10 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Callan, Peter, cabinet maker, e side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Callico, Barton, watchman, e side 11 e, btw N and O s, nr N. Calvert, Charles, War Dcpt, clerk, c side 19 w, btw [ and K n, nr I. Cambloss, (i. W., Gen Land Oflice, clerk, e side 4| w, btw Penn av
and C n, cen. Cameron, George, blacksmith, s side C n, btw 12 and 13 w, cen. Cammack, C, merchant tailor, n side F n, btw Hand 15 w, nr 15. Cammack's rooms, n side F n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Cammack, Wm., collector, s side E n, btw 12 and 1.3 w, nr 12.' Campbell, Daniel, n side C n, btw 3 and 4£ w, cen. Campbell, W. H., s side E n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr G. Campbell, W. H., n side B n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Campbell & Coyle, hardware and cutlery, s side Penn av, btw 6 and
7 w, nr G. Capitol street east, the street going east from the east centre of the
Capitol.
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Capitol street South, the street going south from the south wing of
the Capitol. Capitol street north, the street going north from the north wing o
the Capitol. Capitol Hill Female Seminary, e side N J av, btw C and D s, nr D. "Carberry, Thomas, w side 17 w, btw C and D n, cor C.
Carberry, James, inspector of lumber, n side E s, btw 5 and 6 e, cor 6. -Carlisle, J. M., lawyer, City Hall, east wing, basement. Carlisle, Mrs., widow, Missouri st, btw 3 and 4h w, nr 3. Carrico, James, house carpenter, e side 20 w, btw E and F n, cen. Carrol & Kleidienst, blacksmiths, Missouri st, btw 4l5 and 6 w, nr 6. Carroll William T., Supreme Court, clerk, n side F n, btw 18 and 19
w, cor 18. Carroll, James B., tailor, n side Maryland av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Carroll, Michael, blacksmith, n side N s, btw 4^ and 6 w, cor 4,. Carroll, Daniel, n side F s, btw 1 an-1 2 e, nr cen. Carothers, Andrew, grocer, n side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 11. Carter, Henry, dry goods store, n side Centre market space, btw 8
and 9 w, cor 8. Carter, Joseph, office Auditor Post Office Department, clerk, w side
12 w, btw G and H n, nr cen. Carter, John, n side M n, btw 24 and 25 w, nr 25. Carter, John, blacksmith, near Eastern Branch market. Carter, John, blacksmith, n side I s, btw 10 and II e, nr 10. Carusi, N., music teacher, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Carusi's saloon, n side C n, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 1 1. Casparis, J., grocer, s side A s, btw N Jersey av and 1 e, cor N J av. Cassady, Mrs., widow, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr I. Cassanave, Peter, wood and coal yard, w side 10 w, nr canal. Cassanave, Peter, w side 14 w, btw D and Es, nr D. ■Cassel, John T., house painter, w side 13 w, btw C and D s, nr C. Cassel, J. T., house painter, n side Virginia av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Cassel, J. A., bricklayer, n side Virginia av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Catalano, Salvadore, navy, sailingmaster, s side I s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7. Catalano, Antonio, jr., ship joiner, e side 7 e, btw Va av and I s, nr J. Casteel, Mrs. Mary, widow, w side 4 w, btw Va av and I s, nr Va av. Casteel, Jno. house carpenter, n side Geo av, btw 10 and lie. nr 11. Cathcart, James L , Office 2d Comptroller, clerk, s side 1 n, btw 17
and 18 w, nr 17. Caton, Patrick H , e side 5 w, btw Mass av and K n, nr K. Caton, Michael, printer, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Causin, N. P., physician, w side 1 1 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Causin, N. P. jr., General Land Office, clerk, w side 11 w, btw G
and H n, nr G. Causten, James H., agent and notary public, s side F n, btw 14 and
15 w, nr 15. Causten, Jas. H. jun. physician, s side F n. btw 14 and 15 w. nr 15. Cavis, Adam T., printer, e side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Cecil, Thomas, w side 4 w, btw Mass av and I n, nr I. Centre market, fronting Penn av, btw 7 and 9 w. Centre market space, north of and fronting Penn av, btw 7 and 9 w,
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Chambers, B., engraver, n side Perm av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9.
Chambers, B., e side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr E.
Chancy, Rigner, n side I n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 14.
Chaney, Jno. T., house carpenter, s side D n, btw 13 and 13| w, nr 13.
Chaney, Thomas, House Representatives, messenger, nside Penn av,
btw 2 and 3 e, nr 2. Chapman, Jonathan, shoemaker, s side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w,
nr 20. Chase, William, blacksmith, w side 7 w, btw Gand II n, cen. Chaunecy, Charles W. navy, commander, n side I n, btw 20 and 21
w, nr 21 . Cheshire, Mrs., boarding-house, av side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Chew, Mrs., widow, w side 9 w, btw I n and New York av, cen. Chezum, James H , house carpenter, nside Cs, btw 12 and 13 w,nr 12. Childs, E. L., P Office Dept. principal clerk, w side 10, btw F and
G n, nr F. Childs, John W., house carpenter, e side 12 w, btw B and C n, cor B. Chisholm, Miss, boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 4k and 6 w, cen. Chisholm John, cooper, w side 22 w, btw B and C n, nr B. ■Choatc, W. C, cupper, bleeder, and leccher, s side Penn av, btw 3
and 41 w, nr 4|. Church, "Baptist, Rev. O. B. Brown, cside 10 w, btw E and Fn, nrE. Church, Baptist, Rev. Mr. Samson, city hall — now building s side E
n, btw 6 7 w, nr cen. Church, Baptist, Rev. Mr. Law, n side Va av, btw 4 and 5 e, cor 4. Church, Catholic, St. Matthew's, Rev. Mr. Donelan, n side Ii n, btw
14 and 15 w, cor 15. Church, Catholic, St. Patrick's, Rev. Mr. Mathews, n side F n, btw 9
and 10 w. Church, Catholic, St. Peter's, Rev. Mr. Van Horseigh, w side 2 e,
btw C and D s, near C. Church, Friends, n side I n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr cen. Church, Lutheran, English, Rev. Dr. Muller, city hall. Church, Lutheran, German, Rev. Mr. Borchere, s side G n, btw 19
and 20, cor 20. Church, Methodist Ebenezer, Rev. Messrs. Jordan and Brown, w
side 4 e, btw F and G s, nr F. Church, Methodist Foundry, Rev. John Davis, e side 14 w. btw
G n and N York av. cor G. Church, Methodist Wesley, Rev. Mr. Edwards, s side F n. btw 5
and G w. cor 5. Church, Methodist Protestant, Rev. Mr. Sutherland, e side 9 w, btw
E and F n, nr cen. Church, New Jerusalem, Medical College. Church, F Street Presbyterian, Rev. Dr. Laurie, s side F n, btw 14
and 15 w, nr cen. Church, 1st Presbyterian, Rev. Mr. Rich, w side 4^ w. btw C and D
n. nr cen. Church, 2d Presbyterian, Rev. Mr. Knox, btw N York av and H n,
and btw 13 and 14 w.
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Church, 4th Presbyterian, Rev. J. C. Smith, w side 9 w, btw G and H n, nr cen.
Church, Christ, Episcopal, Rev. Mr. Bean, n side G s, bt«w 6 and 7 e, nr cen.
Church, St. John's, Episcopal, Rev. Dr. Hawley, e side 16 w, btw H and I n, cor H.
Church, Trinity, Episcopal, Rev. Mr. Stringfellow, w side 5 w, btw La av and En, nr cen.
Church, Protestant Episcopal Mission, Rev. Mr. French, Apollo hall.
Church, Unitarian, Rev. Mr. Bulfinch, n side D n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor 6.
Churn, James, laborer, e side 9 e, btw L and M s, nr M.
Chusler, Charles, locksmith, e side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr E.
Cissel,.G. W., tavern, w side 7 w, btw H and I n, nr H.
Cissel, Thomas, house carpenter, n side Penn av, btw 24 and 25 w.
City Hall contains rooms for the offices of the Circuit, Criminal, and Orphan's Courts, chamber of the Chief Justice, offices of the At- torney, and Marshal of the District of Columbia, Clerk of the County of Washington, Register of Wills, City Council, Mayor of Washington, Register of the Corporation, City Surveyor, Collector of City Taxes, Board of Health, and Commissioner of the Third Ward. See initial letter for each.
Clagett, Darius, s side F n, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 10.
Clagett, Darius, & Co., dry goods store, n side Centre Market space, btw 8 and 9 w, cor 9. - Clark, John D., magistrate, s side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13.
Clark, James B., dry goods store, n side Centre Market space, btw 7 and 8 w, nr cen.
Clark, John D., w side 13 w, btw C and D n, nr D.
Clark, Abraham, house carpenter, e side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr G.
Clark, Mason, n side D n, btw 22 and 23 w, nr cen.
Clark, Edward W., apothecary, w side 7 e, btw K and L s, cor L.
Clark, George, house carpenter, w side lie, btw M and N -8, nr N.
Clark, Robert, house carpenter, n side L s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9.
Ciark, Miss Ann. dress maker, s side L s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9.
Clark, Isaac, n side H n. btw 7 and 8 w. nr 8. •
Clark Thomas, capitol messenger, n side East Capitol st, btw 3 and 4 e, cor 3. "Clark, Robert, house carpenter, n side K s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9.
Clark, Robert, house carpenter, s side Va av, btw 8 and 9 e, nr cen.
Clark, William, w side 14 e btw I and K s, nr I. —Clark, Walter, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Clark, Walter, & Son, boot and shoe store, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 av, nr cen.
Clark, Saml., surgeon dentist, w side 11 w, btw Penn av and E n, nr Penn av.
Clarke, M. St. Clair, House of Reps, clerk, n side H n, btw Vermont av and 16 w, nr cen.
"Clarvoe, J. H., tavern, e side 7 w, btw Penn av and B n, nr cen.
Claxton, Alfred, printer, e side 9 w, btw I n and N York av, nr cen.
Cleary, William, n side H n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Clemens, Henry, house painter, s side N n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr cen.
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Clemens, Mrs., widow, s side N n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr ccn. Clemens, Noah, house painter, w side 4| w, btw C and D s, nr C. Clements, B. H., house painter, n side Penn av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Clements, R. H., magistrate, n side East Capitol, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Clements, Bermet, office 3d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Clements, Wm.. shoemaker, e side 5 w, btw Mass av and K n, nr K. Clements, J. T., house carpenter, w side 5 w, btw G and H w, nr cen. Clements, Robt., magistrate, s side Penn av, btw 4^ and 6 w, nr cen. Clements & Gallant, house carpenters, w side 10 w, btw E and F n,
nr E. Clementson, William, printer, w side 9 w, btw H and I n, cor H. Clcphanc, James, perfumery and fancy store, n side Penn av, btw
11 and 12 w, cor 12. Clcphane, James, s side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Clerk of Washington county, William Brent, office City Hall, cast
wing, 2d story. Clerk of House of Reps, office capitol, south wing, rotundo story. Clerk of the Supreme Court, office capitol, north wing, 1st story. Clitch, F., worsted and fancy store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w,
nr 10. Cloaky, Robt., house carpenter, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Clubb, Lewis, e side 9 w, btw H and I n, nr H. Coburn, John, s side Penn av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr cen. Coburn's lime kiln, w side 27 w, btw II and 1 n, nr 1. Cochran, George, boarding-house, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Coddington, John, n side B n, btw 2 and 3 w, Hr 3. Coe, Benjamin, coachmaker, s side Md av, btw 4i and 6 w, nr 6. Cohen, Robert H., shoemaker, w side 13 w, btw C and D n,nr D. Cohen, Mrs. S. J., boarding-house, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w,
nr 10. Colclazer, Jacob, blacksmith, e side 21 w, btw H and I n, nr I. Cole, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, e side 10 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Coleman, James, morocco dresser, n side K n, btw 27 and 28 w, nr 28. Col lard, George, lumber and wood yard, w side 6 w, nr canal. Collard, George E., e side 4 e, btw L and M s, nr M. College. Medical, D side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 10. Collins, J H. grocery, n side Maryland av, btw 13 and 13^ w, cor 13 i - Collins, Mrs., milliner, w side 9 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr D. Collins, Thomas, laborer, e side HI w, btw E and F n, nr F. Collins, W. T., house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw G and II n, nr G. Collins, Wm., s side K n, btw 24 and 25 w, nr cen. Collins, Alfred, bricklayer, n side K n, btw 25 and 26 w, nr 26. Collison, C, s side Penn av, btw 24 and 25 w, nr 25. Colonization Society's office, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 4 \ w, nr 3. -Cullman, Charles, s side M n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Columbian Artillerist's armory, Buckingham's hall. Columbia Engine house, w side N Jersey av, btw B and C s, nr B. Combe, Rachael, widow, eside 13^ w, btw C and D n, nr C. Combs, Samuel, Gen Land Office, messenger, n side I n, btw 14 and
15 w, nr 14. Combs, M. R., grocer, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 10.
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Commanding General of the Army, office War Dept, 1st story. Compton, Mrs. Jane, widow, n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Compton, J. W. office Solicitor of the Treasury, clerk, n 3ide D n,
btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Comptroller of the Treasury, 1st, office Treasury building, 1st story. Comptroller of the Treasury, 2d, office State Dept building, 1st story. Condict, H. F. physician, e side 12 w, btw Penn av and E n, nr cen. Connelly, Thomas, s side G n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 12. Connelly, Owen, Farmer's hotel, n side D n, btw 8 and 9 w, cor 8. Connelly, Peter, s side F n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Conner, David, navy captain, n side L n. btw 24 and 25 w, nr 25. Corner, D. blacksmith and old iron dealer, n side Penn av, btw 21
and 22 w, nr 22. Conner, Thomas, n side I n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr21. Conner, Michael, founder, w side 8 e, btw F and G s, nr G. Connery, Edward, butter dealer, w side 4| w, btw C and D s, nr D. Connor, John, bricklayer, av side 7 w, btw M and L n, nr L. Connington, Michael, laborer, n side E n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen. Cook, Leonard O. cabinet maker, e side 7 w, btw Penn av and B n,
cor B. Cook, Matthew, s side H n, btw 3 and 4 w, nr 3. Cook, William, house painter, s side C s, btw4g and 6 w, nr 4|. Cook, William, blacksmith, sside Georgia av, btw 9 and 10 e, nr 10. Cook, John, blacksmith, w side 7 e, btw H and I n, nr I. Cook, John, house carpenter, w side lie, btw I and K s, nr I. Cook, Thomas, engine builder, n side K s, btw 11 and 12 e, cor 12. Cook, Randel, seaman, s side Georgia av, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 12. Cookendorfer, Thomas, e side 9 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr cen. Coolidge, Mrs. Eliza, boarding-house, s 3ide G n, btw 11 and 12 w,
nr cen. Coolidge, Edmund, Gen Land Office, clerk, s side G n, btw 21 and
22 w, nr cen. Cooiidge, James, office Auditor P O Dept, clerk, Georgetown. Coombes, Griffith, w side 3 e, btw N and O s, nr N. Coombs, Michael, e side 10 w, btw N York av and K n, cor K. Coombs, R. M. dry goods store, w side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr K. Cooper, William, Commissioner 3d ward, City Hall, west wing. Cooper, Lloyd, house carpenter, s side E n, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 1 1. Cooper, S. collector, e side 8 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr Penn av. Cooper, H., bricklayer, e side 10 w, btw N York av and K n, nr K. Cooper, William, Commissioner 3d ward, s side D s, btw 9 and 10
w, nr 10. Cooper, Miles, marine, s side VTa av, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8.
• Coote, C. T. magistrate, n side C n, btw 4| and G w, cor 6.
• Corcoran & Riggs, bankers, n side F n, btw 14 and 15 w, cor 15. Corcoran, Mrs. Anna, boarding-house, a side F n, btw 13 and 14 w,
nr cen. Corcoran, H. G. grocery, e side 15 w, btw New York av and G n,
nr New York av. Corcoran, Thomas, notary public, n side K n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. ■ Corcoran, W, W. n side H n, btw Vermont av and 15 w, nr cen, !#
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Cornock, Mrs. Sarah, n side F n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Cornwall, John B. sawyer, n side F s, btw 10 and 1 1 w. nr 10. Costigan, John, grocery, e side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr I. Costigan, John, physician, n side I s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 10. Courts, Circuit, Criminal, and Orphan's, held at the City Hall. Cover, Danl. tanner and currier, n side H n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 13. Cowan, Hugh, laborer, w side 22 w, btw B and C n, nr C. Cox, William, office Auditor P O Dept, messenger, s side I n, btw 9
10 w. nr 9 Cox, Mrs. widow, s side C n, btw 3 and 41 w, nr cen. Cox, John, laborer, n side L s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9. - Coxe, Richard S. lawyer, s side E n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Coyle, Andrew, s side Fenn av, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Coyle, Andrew, & Son, boot and shoe store, s side Penn av, btw 6
and 7 w, nr 7. Coyle, Leonidas, s side E n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Coyle, F. Missouri st, btw 4| and 6 w, nr 4£.
Coyle, Randolph, Gen Land Office, clerk, w side 12 w, btw Mary- land av and E s, nr Md av. Crabb, Horatio N. office House of Reps, clerk, s side B s, btw New
Jersey av and 1 e, nr 1. Crampton, J. bricklayer, w side 12 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Crampsey, John, hatter, s side F n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr II. Cranch, Wm. judge, chamber City Hall, east wing, 2d story. Cranch, Wm. judge, e side Delaware av, btw B and C n, nr cen. Crandell, George, house carpenter, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w,
nr cen. Crandle, James, shoemaker, w side 8 e, btw G and I 3, nr I. Crandle, James, leecher, e side 7 e, btw H and I s, nr I. Crane, Margaret, fruit store, w side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr cen. Crane, W. M. navy captain, s side H n, btw 19 and &0 w, nr 19. Cranston, John, blockmaker, w side 7 e, btw K and L s, nr K. Craven, Mrs. boarding-house, s side G n. btw 18 and 19 w, cor 18. Crawford, T. Hartley, Commissioner Indian Affairs, s side G n, btw
19 and 20 w. Crawford, A. house carpenter, n side E Capitol, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Crawford, Adam, blacksmith, w side 7 e, btw H and I s, nr H. Crecer, Thomas, shoemaker, s side F n, btw 8 and 9 w. nr 9. Creutzfeldt, Wm. tavern, s side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Cripps, Saml. McL. e side lie, btw Penn av and E n, nr E. Cripps, Saml. McL. furniture store, w side 11 w, btw Penn av and
E n, nr cen. Croggen, H. B. w side 12 w, btw Mass av and L n, nr Mass av. Croggen, Newton, e side 13£ w, btw C and D n, cor C. -Croggin, Isaac, shoemaker, n side F s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Croggin, Charles, huckster, n side F s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Croghan, George, army, Inspector General, Col. s side G n, btw 19
and 20 w, nr 20. Crome, J. loeksmith, e side 15 w, btw Penn av and F n, nr Penn av. Ciotian, Mrs. Peggy, widow, c side 6 w, btw G and H n, nrccn. Cropley, Wm. printer, w side 8 w, btw G and II n, nr G.
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Cross, Truman, army, Assistant Quartermaster General, n side K n,
btw 12 and 13 w, nr!3. Cross, Filder, baker, w side 9 w, btw D and E n, cor E. Cross, Henry L. w side 20 w, btw Penn av and H n, nr H. Cross, Henry L. shoe store, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr cen. Cross, Alexander, whitesmith, w side 3 c, btw L and M s, nr M. Cross, Frank, lawyer, e side 4 e, btw K and L s, nr K. Cross, Thomas B. bricklayer, n side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Cross, Brook*, blacksmith, n side K s, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 12. Cross, Washington, blacksmith, s side K s, btw 13 and 14 e, nr 14. Crossfield, William, Bank Metropolis, clerk, n side H n, btw 9 and 10
w, nr 9. Crossfield, James, n side H n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Crossfield, Mrs. widow, s side N York av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Crowmiller, Samuel, house carpenter, n side G n, btw 5 and 6 e, nr G. Crown, , north end of 10th street, west.
— Crown, , n side Maryland av, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8.
Cruikshank, Richand, Engineer Office, clerk, Georgetown. Cruit, Robert, butter dealer, n side F n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 14. Crump, G. W. Pension Office, chief clerk, s side K n. btw 8 and 9 w. Cruttenden, H* s side K n,btw 8 and 9 w, nr 9.
Cruttenden, T. R. office Indian Affairs, clerk, Georgetown. Cryder, Michael, printer, w side 9 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Cryer, J. city Post Office, messenger, e side 14 w, btw B and C s, nr B. Cudlip, Fred, boarding house, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 4.^ w, nr 3. Culver, Mrs. widow, s side Indiana av, btw 3 and 4g w, nr 4;,. Culverwell, Richard, butter dealer, w side 7 w, btw I and K n, nr K. Cumberland, John, boat builder, near Easby's ship yard. Cumlin, Charles, ducker, near Kasby's ship yard. Cummings, Mrs. I. G. n side Penn av. btw 1 and 2 w. nr 1. Cunningham, A. F. e side 7 w. btw Louisiana av and D n. nr U. Cunningham, Mrs, si amstress, n side D n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 6. Curran, Barney B. house carpenter, s side New York av, btw 12 and
13 w, nr 13. Curtis, Mrs. Mary, widow, e side 8 w, btw L and M n, cor L. Custis, William H. n side Va av, btw 3 and 4 e, cor 4. Cuthbert, J. tavern, s side Louisiana av, btw Al2 and 6 w, nr C. Cutts, Charles, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen.
— Cutt--, It. e side 14 w, btw E and F n, nr cen.
D.
Dade, John B, keeper of the Penitentiary, south end 4£ street w. Dallas, A. J., navy, captain, n side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr cen. Dalton, William, grocer, n side E n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor 6. Daly, Jas. grocery, w side 14 w, btw Penn av and E n, nr Penn av. Daly, Mrs. Mary, grocery, n side L n, btw 14 and 15 w, cor 14. Daly, Wm., blacksmith, e side lie, btw N and O s, near O.
— Daniel, J. PL, merchant tailor, n side Penn av, btw 0 and 7 w, nr cen. Daniel, Joseph H., w side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr D.
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Darby, William, General Land Office, clerk, w side 17 w, btw C and
D n, nr cen. Dardcn, William J., Post office Dept, clerk, n side New York av,
btw 9 and 1U w, nr 9. Darnell, Fran. H., house painter, w side 18 w, btw H and 1 n, nr H. Darrell, Wm. S., office Aud. Post office Dept, clerk. Dashiel, Mrs., boarding house, n side C, btw 4; and 6 w, nr 4£. Dashiel, Thos., n side C n, btw 4, and 6 w, nr 4£. Dashiel, F. B., Treasurer's oflice,"clerk, Georgetown. Davidgc, F. H., Pension office, clerk, cor 14 and N Y av, n side. Davidson, James, shoemaker, e side 10 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Davidson, J. B., house carpenter, n side F s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Davidson, J. H., house carpenter, w side 4 e, btw K and L s, nr K. Davis, Edward, boot and shoemaker, s side F n, btw 11 and 12 w,
nr 11. Davis, John, Rev., n side G n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. Davis, Hannibal, baker, n side G n, btw 7 and 8 w, cor 8. Davis, James T., n side E n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr cen. Davis, Mrs. Charles, widow, n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Davis, A. McD., physician, s side E n, btw G and 7 w., nr cen. Davis, J., tavern, s side D n, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 10. Davis, H. S., house carpenter, e side 11 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Davis, James W., boot and shoemaker, e side 15 w, btw Penn av and
F, nr Penn av. Davis, James N., printer, w side 9 w, btw I n and N York av, nr I.
Davis , shoemaker, w side 1 1 w, btw 11 and 1 n, nr cen.
Davis, John, house carpenter, w side 6 w, btw H and 1 n, nr H. Davis, George A., office 1st Auditor, messenger, w side Vermont av,
btw K and L, nr L. Davis, Charles A., General Land office, clerk, n side II n, btw 18
and 19 w, nr 18. Davis, John, house painter, s side Maine st, btw G and 7 w, nr G. Davis, Thomas, a side B s, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 10. Davis, J., machinist, n side N s, btw 2 and 3 e, nr 3. Davis, George S , w side 3 e, btw L and M s, nr L. Davis, John, cooper, n side L s, btw i and 5 e, nr 4. Davis, Addison, blacksmith, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr T. Davis, Mrs. Barbara A., widow, e side 11 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Davis, John A., carpenter, s side I s, btw 4 and 5 c, nr 4. Davis, John, of Abel, n side I s, btw 10 and lie, nr 10. Davis, Abel, brass founder, s side I s, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 11. Dawes, Joseph C, w side 4i w, btw Missouri st and Penn av.. cor
Missouri av. Dawes, F. W., dental 3urgcon, w side 9 w, btw Penn avenue and D
n, coi 1). Dayton, A O., office 1th And., w side G w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Deal, William, house carpenter, s aide Louisiana av., btw 9 and
10 w, nr 10. Deal, W G., w side G w, btw G and II n, nr II.
Decamp, bookbinder, w side 9 w, btw'D and E n, nr E.
Decatur, John, shoemaker, a si-lc Georgia av, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9.
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Deeble, Edward, bookbinder, e side 9 w, btw H and I n, nr 1. Degges, Wm. house carpenter, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 17 and
18 w, nr 18. Degue, Andrew, stonecutter, n side east Capitol st, btw 5 and 6 e,
cor 5. Delany, M. druggist and apothecary, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 4h
and 6 w, cor 4|. de la Roche, George T. bureau navy-yard and docks, clerk, George- town. Delzell, Wm. laborer, n side K n, btw 27 and 28 w, nr 28. -Dement, R. w side 2 w, btw B and C n, nr C. Demenou, Count, n side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr cen. Denham, J. dyer and scourer, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 9 and 10
w, nr cen. Deneal, K. hackman, n L s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9. Denham, M. cloak and dressmaker, s side E n, btw 13 and 13 |,
nr cen. Dennison, Wm. H. printer, e side 6 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Dennison,E dw. shoemaker, s side L n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Dennison, John, marine, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr G. Denny, Peter, shoemaker, s side New York av, btw 14 and 15 w,
nr cen. Dent, H. L. lawyer, w side Ah, btw, Louis av and C, nr Louis av. Dent, Mrs. widow, w side 4^, btw Louis av and C n, nr Louis av. Depot Railroad, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 2 and 3w, cor 2. Dermott, J. J., lawyer, n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Derrick, Wm. S., State Department, clerk, s side Pennsylvania av,
btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Derringer, B M., coal yard, s end 17 w, near canal. De Saules, P. A., tavern, w side 7 w, btw D and E n, cor E. De Selding, Charles, e side 6 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Devaughn, Samuel, cupper and leecher, e side 9 w, btw Penn av
and D n, nr cen. Devaughn, Thomas, printer, n side I n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Devaughn's Icc-House, s side E n, btw 9 and 1U w, nr 10. Devere, Burr & Co., coal-yard, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and
4| w, nr 44. Devereux, Wm., oflice Com Indian Affairs, clerk, n side K n, btw 7
and 8 w, nr 7. Devlin, John, office 5th Auditor, clerk, n side I n, btw 19 and 20 w,
nr20. Devlin, J. S., Pennsylvania av., btw 2 and 3 e, nr 2. ■Dewdny, John, constable, e side 22 w, btw Pennsylvania av and
I n, nr I. Devvees, Mrs., widow, e side 13 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Dexter, John W., constable, e side 14 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Dice, George, laborer, north end of 10th street. Dickerson, T., blacksmith, w side 9 e, btw I and K s, nr cen. Dickins, James J., lawyer, n side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Diekins, A., Senate secretary, n side F n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Dickins, F. A., agent, w side 13 w, btw E aod F n, nr cen.
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Dietz, W. H., General Land Office, clerk, n side New York av, btw
12 and 13 w, nr 13. Digges, VVm., bricklayer, e side 20 w, btw E and F n, cor F. Diggs, Samuel J., bricklayer, e side 7 w, btw K and L n, nr cen. Dippel, VVm., tailor, s side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Disher, Lewis, blacksmith, s side N s, btw 4j and G w, nr 6. Dixon, Mrs., boarding house, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 6 and 7
w, nr 6. Dixon, Ruth, grocery, s side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 11. Dixon, J. J. fashionable tailor, n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7
w, nr 7. Dixon, VVm. navy-yard, clerk, s side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, cor 4. Dodds, Reuben, cartman, n side Mary I'd av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Dodson, Jas. wside 9 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Doerman, Chas., gunsmith and turner, s side Penn av., btw 9 and 10
w, nr 9. Donaldson, Thomas, collector, n side D s, btw 131 and 14 w, nr D. Donny, Mrs., widow, e side 10 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Doniphan, W. T., wheelwright, s side E s, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Doniphan, Wm., wheelwright, n side F s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Donn, John M., house furnishing store, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 6
and 7, nr 6. Donn, Thos. C, magistrate, n side Louis av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Donn, John M., n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Donn, Thomas C, s side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, near cen. Donn, George W., cabinet-maker, s side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen. Donn, Oliver 11. P., s side II n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen. Donn, John, s side II n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen. Donnelson, Thornton, n side F 8, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. -Donohoo, J. A., e side 7 w, btw C and D n, cor D. Donowin, Win., house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Doolin, Wm., n side Virginia av, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. Dormer, Madam, n side 11 n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Dorsett, F. K. watchman War Dept. n side II n, btw Vermont av
and 10 w, nr Vermont av.
Dorsey, , coach painter, s side Md. av, btw 4£ and 6 w, nr G.
Dotson, Wm., coachmaker, s side D n, btw 13 and 13| w, nr 13. Dougherty, Elizabeth, boarding house, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w,
nr 13. Dougherty, John, blacksmith, w side 8 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Douglass, John, tavern, s side Louisiana av, btw 4^ and 6 w, nr 6. •Douglass, John, llorist and seedsman, n side G n, btw 14 and 15 w,
cor 15. Douglass, Wm., boot and shoe store, 3 side Pennsylvania av, btw 9
and 10 W. nr 10. Douglass, Win., carpenter, s side II n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen. Dove, Thomas, office 3d Auditor, messenger, s side I n, btw 9 and
10 w, nr 10. Dove, John, house carpenter, n side G n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr ecu. -Dove, William T., grocery, n side E n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 13. Dove, Mrs., widow, n side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr cen.
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Dove, John, cartman, w side 8 w, btw G and H n, nr H.
Dove, John, house carpenter, s side L n, btw (J and 10 w, nr cen.
Dove, Z., house carpenter, n side Massachusetts av, btw 4 and 5 w,
nr cen. Dove, Benjamin, e side 4 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Dove, Jilson, w side 7 w, btw I and K n, nr K. Dow, Jesse E., agent and magistrate, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w,
nr 10. Dowden, It. P., n side I n, btw G and 7 w, nr 6. Dowden, H. W., house carpenter, n side C, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Dowling, Win., tavern, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Downer, Jos., hou.-e carpenter, w side 13 w, btw C and D n, nr C.
Downey, , musician, s side L s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8.
Downing, J., house carpenter, e side 8 w, btw K and Ln, nr cen. Dowson, A. ft., boarding house, n side A n, btw Delaware av and
1 e, nr Delaware av. Doyle, Francis, bookbinder, e side 14 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Dulief, John, house carpenter, w side 13 w, btw C and D n, nr D. Dugger, Arch, barber and hair-dresser, n side Pennsylvania av, btw
4 1 and 6 w, nr A\. Dulany, Mrs. E. widow, w side 7 w, btw K and L n, nr L. Dulany, Mich, s side Indiana avenue, btw 3 and A~ w> nr 4£- Duly, John, s side Maryland av, btw 6 and 7 w. Duly, Mich. Capitol, messenger, s side A s, btw New Jersey av and
I e, cor JN'ew Jersey av. Dulyn, Armstcad G. blacksmith, e side 4 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Dummer, Chas. Treasury Department, clerk, w side 13 w, btw G
and H n, nr cen. Dumot, John, n side B n, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Duncan, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, n side Pennsylvania av, btw
9 and 10, nr cen. Duncanson, J. A. M. s side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Dundas, John, Post oflice Department, clerk, e side New Jersey av,
btw B and C s, nr cen. Dungan, J. tailor, s side D n, btw 13 and 13i, nr 13£. Dunn, F. A grocery, w side 9 w, btw Pennsylvania av and D n,
nr Pennsylvania av. Dunn, F. A. boarding-house, w side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Duran, Win. seaman, n side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Durham, James H. oflice Aud P. O. Dept, clerk, n side E n, btw 20
and 21 w, nr 21. Doit, Wm. house carpenter, w side 13 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Duvall, Sam'l. grocery, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 19 and 20 w,
cor. 20. Duvall and brother, merchant tailors, n 'side Pennsylvania av, btw
3 and i\ w, nr 3.
Duvall, n side Indiana av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 2.
Duvall, William, w side 4£ w, btw Pennsyl av and Missouri st, nr
Missouri st. Duvall, Mrs. Sarah, widow, e side 6 w, btw G and II n, nr cen. Duvaughn, Walter, boatman, w side W, w, btw B and C 9, nr P.
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Dubant, Marc, barber and hair-dresser, n side Penn av. btw 12 and
13 w, nr 13. Duckworth, George, grocery, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, cor L. Dudley, Henry, wheelwright, s side N s, btw 4| and 6 w, nr cen. Drake, Willard, house carpenter, n side G n, btw 11 and 12 w,
nr cen. Drew, Edward, tailor, n side H n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Drew, Columbus, printer, s side G n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 12. Drew, Solomon, n side Maryland av, btw 3 and 4i w, nr 3. Driscol, Dennis O., e side Vermont av, btw II and I n, nr H. Drisky, Dennis, laborer, e side 13 w, btw C and D s, nr D. Drummond, Noah, n side Maryland av. , btw 4| and 6 w, nr 4£. Drummond, Noah, house carpenter, w side 7 w, btw Virginia av
and D s, nr Virginia av. Drummond, John, house carpenter, w side 7 w, btw Virginia av and
Ds, nr D. Drury and brother, dry good store, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 19
and 20 av, nr cen. Drury, Samuel, magistrate, s side I n, btw 22 and 23 w, nr 22. Drury, John H. dry good store, n side centre market space, btw 8
and 9, nr cen. Drury, laborer, s side B n, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Dyer, R. W. &. Co. auctioneers, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w,
nr 10. Dyer, Robert, s side II n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Dyer, Edward, s side E n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. Dyer, Franklin, house carpenter, w side 13 w, btw D n and Pennsyl- vania av, nr Pennsylvania av. Dyer, Giles, n side M n, btw 12 and 13 w. Dyer, E. tailor, s side F n, btw IS and 19 w, nr cen. Dyer, Benj. F. house carpenter, e side 20 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Dyer, Elijah, merchant tailor, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 19 and
20 w, nr cen. Dyson, Mrs. teacher, s side G n, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 9.
E.
Eakin, James, Oflice 2d Auditor, chief clerk, n side Penn av, btw 14
and 15 w, nr 15. Earl Robert, hacks, II n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 21. Eaaby, William, ship constructor, near Easby's ship yard. Easby's lime kiln, s side B n, btw 22 and 23 w, nr 23. Easby's ship yard, extreme w end of D n.
East Capitol street, the street going e from the e centre of Capitol. Eastern Free School, n side D s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Eastern Masonic Lodge, s side Va av, btw 4 and 5 e, near 5. Eastern Branch Market, n side L s, btw 6 and 7 e. Easton, Levin, fisherman, s side F n, btw 2G and 27 w, nr 27. Easton, Mrs. Sarah, widow, n side I n, btw 19 and 20 w, cor 19. Eaton, , teacher, n side G n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor, G.
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Eaton, John H., cx-Sec'ry of War, w side 2d w, btw G and H u, nr H. -Eaton, Richard, huckster, s side B s, btw 13 and 13fc w, cor 13|. Eaton, Samuel, laborer, w side 13^ w, btw B and C s, nr C. Eaton, Mrs. widow, e side 7 c, btw Va av and L s, nr. Va av. Eberbach, John H. tavern, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Ebenezer Methodist Church, Ilev. Messrs. Jordan and Brown, w side
4 e, btw F and G s, nr F. Eccleston, P., butter dealer, w side 7 w, btw I aud K n. Eckloff, Christian, merchant tailor, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 wt
nr cen. Eckloff, Christian, merchant tailor, a side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w,
nr cen. •Eckloff, Frederick, tailor, n side D n, btw 13i and 14 w, nr 13J. Eekloir, Mrs., boarding-house, w side 13g w, btw D and E n, nr D. Eckloff, G., merchant tailor, e side 13 w, btw Penn av aud E n, nr
Penn av. Echard, Mrs. Mary, widow, n side L n, btw 15 and 16 w, nr 16. Ecton, Aquilla, laborer, n side K n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Edelen, Stanislaus, laborer, w side 3 c, btw M and N s, nr M. Edelen, James, marine, Captain, s side G s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8. Edmonson, Charles, carpenter, s side I n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Edmonson, Mrs. Mary, widow, w side 6 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Edmouson, Elijah, shoemaker, w side 6 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Edmonson, Nathan, constable, n side L n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr cen. Edmonson, James, bricklayer, n side I n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 5. Edmonston, F., boarding-house, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Edmonston, Jackson, house carp'er, s side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4. Edwards, Rev. W. B., w side 5 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Edwards, James L., Pension Oflice, Com Pensions, s side F n, btw 19
and 20 w, nr 19. Edwards, James M., house carpenter, s side I n, btw 20 and 21 w,
nr20. Edwards, Joseph, bricklayer, e side 15 w, btw K and L D, cor L. Edwards, Thomas, grocery, s side K n, btw 26 and 27 w, nr 26. Edwards, Madison, house carpenter, s side Penn av, btw 17 and 18
w, nr 18. Edwards, Thomas, waterman, n side Md av, btw 4^ and 6 w, nr 4$. Edwards, George, marine, n side G s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8. •Egan, William, dry good store, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Eglin, Charles, blacksmith, s side I s, btw 10 and 11 e, cor 10. Einbrod, D., grocery, w side 7 w, btw M and N n, nr N. Elbert, J., tailor, s side E n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Eliot, Johnson, physician, e side 7 w, btw G and II n, nr G. Eliot, W. & Co, apothecaries, n side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 12. Elliot, William P., city surveyor, City Hall, west wing, second story. Elliot, William P., patent agency, s side F n, btw 8 and 9 w, cor 8. Elliot, William P., city surveyor, w side n Capitol street, btw 11 and,
C n, nr C. Elliott, Richard, n side N Y av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13, Elliott, Sethj s side [, n, btw J 3 am} 14 w. nr cer>;
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Elliott, Mr*. Ann, widow, I side Md av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13.
Elli?, Edmond, house carpenter, e side 8 w, btw G and II n, nr ccn.
Ellis, John, s side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9.
Ellis, Mrs., boarding-house, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, cor 19.
Ellis, Henry, n side Mass av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr ccn.
Ellis, Mrs., widow, w side 16 w, btw 1 and K n, nr K.
Ellis, Jonas, engineer, n side Geo av, btw 8 and 9 e, nr8.
Ellis, William, engineer, n side M s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8.
Ellsworth, H. L., Patent Ollice, Com of Patents, s side C n, btw 3
and 4 \ w, nr cen. Ellwood, Isaac T., merchant tailor, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w,
nr cen. Ellwood, Isaac T\, s side B s, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 0. Elsey, Mrs Letitia, widow, s side D s, btw 10 and 11 w, ur 11. Elven, Mrs., widow, n side Md av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Elwell, Francis, musician, s side 1 s. btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8. Emerson, James, laborer, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Emerson, II. A., blacksmith, w side 10 c, btw L and M s, nr M Emmons, John, w side 6 w, btw II and I n, nr I. Emrick, J., boot and shoemaker, w side 6 w, btw C n and La av,
nr cen. Emrick, Cliristian, shoemaker, e side 5 w, btw H and I n, nr I. Engineer Dept, w side 17 w, btw Penn av and H n, cor Penn av. Engineer Bureau, Topographical, centre building, west side of the
War Department, first story. English, John, w side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr ccn. English, Mrs., boarding-house, w side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Ennis, Gregory, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 1. Ennis, John, butcher, n side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 5. Entwistle, Samuel, e side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr L. JSrb, C, grocery, s side Md av, btw 2 and 3 e, nr cen. Ergood, Jesse, blacksmith, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr L. Esling, Robert, laborer, w side W2 w, btw B and C s, nr B. Espey, Mrs., grocery, w side 6 w, btw D and E n, cor E. Espey, John, bookbinder, w side 20 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Espey, James, cabinetmaker, s side Md av, btw K\ and 6 av, nr 4*. Essex* Josiah, house carpenter, s side I n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Etheridge, John, oflice 4th Auditor, clerk, w side \\ w, btw Penn av
and Missouri street, nr Penn av. Evans, French S., Pension Oflice, clerk, s side N Y av, btw 9 and 10
v. . nr 9. Evans, Eslwick, n side K n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. Evans, William A., Oflice 2d Comptroller, clerk, s side 1 d, btw 18
and 19 w, nr 18. Evans, William, grocery, n side Md av, btw 13 £ and 14 w, nr 11. Esans, Mrs. N., seamstress, s side C s. btw 41 and fi w, nr 4J. Brans, Edward, house carpenter, w side 8 e, btw F and G s, nr G. Evans, Travis, shoemaker, w side 7 c, btw K and L s, nr L. Evans, Walter, grocery, n side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. ■Eveleth, James, Engineer Office, clerk, n side G n, btw 18 and 19
w, nr 19.
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Evens, B., Gen Land Office, clerk, n side H D, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Ewen, John, navy, boatswain, n side K s, btw 4 and 5 c, nr 4.
Executive Way,* between the northern junctions of New York av- enue and 15th street west and Pennsylvania avenue and 17th street west, the President's House on the south side, and Lafayette Square on the north,
* Facts like the following- will, no doubt, be thought sufficient authority for the adoption of ?o becoming a name as Executive Way for this beautiful thoroughfare — which has grown up and is now ap- proaching maturity, but as yet is unbaptized, and without a name. Being surrounded by, and in habitual intercourse with titled neigh- bors, it has, with the public generally, obtained the appellation of the most distinguished of them, Pennsylvania Avenue ; but it must bear, if any, but a collateral relationship to that long and ancient line, and certainly is not more nearly allied to it than it is to New York Avenue. Without having any positive claims to the lineage of G street, it yet bears to it an analogical affinity; but if this street be its true paternity, its friends have repudiated the parentage, and will not permit it to assume the name of, as yet, so undistinguished an ancestor. Its budding, green, and growing beauties, do really claim, for it a name appropriate and renowned ; to obtain this, the fathers of the city were appealed to in its behalf, when some of them said it was part of Pennsylvania Avenue, and should be so called ; others were certain that it was part of G street, and others again were positive that it had no name ; so the doubtfully named or name- less way being left in this uncertainty, the mothers of the city wero invoked to take it under their care, and avert, if possible, its worso than orphan destiny. Whereupon, they met in "council strong," and with the feeling of kindness for the neglected and gentle cen- sure toward the neglectful, that has ever characterized the noblo spirited matrons of republics, from the days of palmy Rome to those of youthful Washington, decreed unanimously, that this rising, parentless, and nameless beauty should be adopted by themselves, and taken under their especial charge, and that the fathers have been mott shamefully negligent of their duty in not having long since given it a name ; but as they, in this particular, evince but one of the moht prominent frailties of their nature, an utter indifference to the naming of their own offspring, they be forgiven, upon the condition of setting and following the example of ever hereafter calling it Executive Way ; and also, that they be the medium through whofll its Patron-
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Fagan, Mrs. Mary, grocery, s side Md av. btw 4g and 6 w. nr 4,. Fagan, Mrs. grocery, e side N J av. btw K and L s. nr K. Faherty, W. P. State Dept. messenger, n side II n, btw 18 and 19
w. nr 18. Fairchild, L. lottery and exchange office, n side Penn av. btw 3 and
4 a w. cor 3. Fales, N. W. Odnance Office, clerk, n side H n. btw 9 and 10 w.
cor 9. Fales, Lewis G. Patent Office, clerk, w side 9 w. btw I n and N Y
av. ur cen. Fales, William H. Pension Office, clerk, w side 9 w. btw I n and
N Y av. nr N Y av. Fales, G. W. n side L n. btw 8 and 9 w. nr 8. Farley, John, n side H n. btw Vermont av and 15 w. nr cen. Farley, Michael, house carpenter, e side 4 c. btw I and K s. nr I. Farnham, Robert, stationer, n side D n. btw 10 aud 11 w. cor 11. Farnham, Robert, n side M n. btw 11 and 12 w. Farragan, James, n side K s. btw 8 and 9 e nr 9. Farquhar fie Morgan, apothecaries, n side Penn av. btw 19 and 20 w.
nr cen. Faulkner, R. I. house carpenter, w side 7 w. btw L and M n. nr cen. Favier, A. restaurant, w side 19 w. btw Penn av and II n. nr cen. Favier's Garden, n side M n. btw 17 and 18 w. Feeney, William, tavern, w side 7 w. btw C and D n. nr cen. Fellow, John, n side Mass av. btw 2 and 3 w. nr 2. Fendall, P. R. District Attorney, City Hall, east wing, second story. Fendall, P. R. District Attorney, s side La av. btw 4 J and 6 w. nr 6. Fenderich, Charles, lithographer, s side Penn av. btw 10 and 11 w.
nr cen. Fenwick, Robert, w side 7 w. btw D and E s. nr E.
ymic be respectfully requested to stand god-father at its baptism, and then and there solemnly promise, that the ceremony of sprink- ling shall be repeated every summer, so that its name may be plea- nantly remembered, and its paths be those of comfort. And at the same council and sitting, it was farther decreed, that the road ex- tending from the southern junctions of Pennsylvania Avenue and 15th .street west, and of New York Avenue and 17th street west, usually known as the " south," or *4 back road," be hereafter, upon the planting of one or more rows of trees, called Sylvan Way ; but that it retain its present name until the trees are planted.
If there he any who doubt the facts narrated above, they can see the original of the detailed proeeedings by calling on the Compiler.
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Fcran, Thomas, office 1st Comptroller, clerk, w side 13 w. btw G
and H n. nr II. Ferritor, Nicholas, laborer, c side 15 w. btw Perm av and F n. nr
Penn av. Ferris, Henry, printer, e side 14 w. btw C and D n. nr D. Fcrtney, Richard, sexton 4th Presb church, w side 7 w. btw G and
II n, nr H. Figaro, Anthony, laborer, w side 4 e. btw K and L s. nr K.
Figgel, , ship carpenter, nr Easby's shipyard.
Fillebrown, Thomas, jr. Navy Dept. clerk, n side G n. btw 20 and
21 w, nr 21. Finnegan, Charles, cartman, w side 13a w, btw D s and Md av. nr D. Firemen^ Insurance Company, s side Penn av. btw 7 and 9 w. nr
Market space. Fischer, William, importer and dealer in fancy and staple stationery,
n side Penn av. btw 11 and 12 w. nr 12. Fish, O. & Co. fashionable hat and furnishing store, n side Penn av.
btw 6 and 7 w. nr 7. Fisher, Charles, Treasury Dept. clerk, n side G n. btw 12 and 13 w. Fister, John, butcher, n side M h. btw 22 and 23 w. nr 23. Fister, D. watch and clockmaker, n side Penn av. btw 3 and 4i W.
nr 4i.
Fitch, , tavern, s side Penn av. btw 4^ and G w. cor 4i.
Fitzgerald, J. tavern, n side Penn av. btw 3 and 4i w. nr cen. Fitzgerald, John, laborer, n side H n. btw 4 and 5 w. nr 5. Fitzgerald, John, laborer, e side N J av. btw A and B s. nr P>. Fitzhugh, Samuel, P O Dept. clerk, n side II n. btw 5 and 6 w. nr G. Fitzpatrick, John, e side N J av. btw L and M s. nr L. Flcischman, Mrs. Female Seminary, n side E n. btw G and 7 w. nr G. Fleischman, Charles L. Patent Office, draughtsman, n side E n. btw
G and 7 w. nr G. Fleming, John, hackman, w side Ah w. btw Maine street and Md
av. nr Maine street. Flenner, W. N. merchant tailor, n side Penn av. btw 14 and 15 w.
cor 15. Flenner, William, 3 side I n. btw S and 9 w. nr 8.
Fletcher, , tavern, n side F n. btw 14 and 15 w. nr 14.
Fletcher, Noah, office House of Reps, clerk, n side E n. btw G and
7 w. nr G. Fletcher, Charles, Gen Land Office, clerk, Missouri st. btw 4^ and
G w. nr cen. Fletcher, John, cartman, e side 8 w. btw K and L n. nr L. Fletcher, William, ship carpenter, e side 25 w. btw E and F n. nr F. Fletcher, William, stone mason, w side 25 w. btw I and K n. nr cen. Flowers, Richard, shoemaker, w side 5 w. btw F and G n. nr F. Follansbee, Joseph, House Reps, door-keeper, n side A n. btw Del
av and 1 e. nr cen. Foote, Miss E. fancy dressmaker, n side Louisiana av. btw G and 7
w. nr 7. Foote, John, e side 3 w. btw Mass av and G n nr Mass av.
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Force, William Q. printing office, n side D n. btw 9 and 10 w. cor 10.
Force, Peter, e side 10 w. btw D and E n. nr D.
Ford, W. office 2d Auditor, clerk, n side F n. btw 19 and 20 w. nr 19.
Ford, Joseph B. n side P n. btw 4i and 6 w. nr 4j.
Ford, John N. Gen Land Office, "mes. s side Va av. btw 11 and 12
w. nr 12. Ford, Mrs. Mary, grocery, w side N J av. btw K and L s. cor L. Forrest, French, navy, commander, n side Penn av. btw 19 and 20
w. nr cen. Forrest, Jonathan, shoemaker, n side C n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 7. Forrest, Mrs. Henry, widow, n side I n. btw 18 and 19 w. cor 18. Forrest, Charles, office 2d Auditor, clerk, n side I n. btw 18 and 19
w, cor 18. Forrest, Henry, n side I n. btw 18 and 19 w. cor 18. Forrest, Joseph, w side 20 w. btw E and F n. nr F. Forrest, Andrew E. w side 8 e. btw I and K s. nr K. Fossett, H. Missouri street, btw 4i and 6 w. nr G. Fossett, J. & H. J. billiard room, e side 4£ w. btw Penn av and C n.
nr Pennav.
Fossett, , e side G w. btw D and E n. nr E.
Foundry Chapel, methodist, Rev. John Davis, e side 14 w. btw G n
and N Y av. cor G. Fowble, David, w side 4 w. btw Mass av and 1 n. nr cen. Fowler, Samuel, merchant tailor, n side Penn av. btw 3 and Ah w.
nr cen. Fowler, J. E. &. Co. boot and shoe store, n side F n. btw 10 and 11
w. cor 11. Fowler, James, e side 11 w. btw E and F n. nr F. Fowler, Mrs. tailoress, w side G w. btw F and G n. nr G. -Fowler, Samuel, e side G w. btw G and H n. nr G. Fowler, Joseph, bricklayer, w side 9 w. btw L n and N Y av. nr L. Fowler, John L. watchman, s side D s. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10. Fowler, James, house carpenter, n side Md av. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 7. Fowler, Hanson, bricklayer, w side 3 e. btw L and M s. nr M. Fowler, John L. bricklayer, w side 4 e. btw K and L s. nr L. Fowler, B. Engineer, office chief clerk, Georgetown. Fox, H. S. British Minister, s side K n. btw N H av and 24 w. nr cen. Foy, John, Republican House, n side D n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10. Foy, M. blacksmith, w side 4i w. btw Penn av and C n. nr C. Frailey, Charles S. Gen Land Office, clerk, n side N Y av. btw 13
and 14 w. nr cen. France, J. H. lottery and exchange office, n side Penn av. btw 4^
and G w. nr 4$. France, John, lottery office, n side Penn av. btw 12 and 13 w. nr 12. France, James, lottery office, n side Penn av. btw 12 and 13 w. nr 13. France, James, n side D n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9. France, Joseph, lottery office, w side 7 w. btw D and E n. nr cen. France, Mrs. M. A. milliner and dress maker, w side 12 w. btw C
and i) n. nr D. France, iVJ mister from, Gilbert's, n side F n. btw 12 and 13 w. cor 13.
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Franklin, S. P. importer and dealer in paper hangings, n side Penn
av. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9. Franklin Insurance Company, w side 7 w. btw C and D n. cor D. Franklin Row, n side K n. btw 12 and 13 w. Franzoni, John C. printer, e side 6 w. btw G and H n. nr cen. Franzoni, Mrs. widow, s side D s. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10. Franzoni, Miss, s side Penn av btw 1 and 2 e. nr 1. Fraser, Alexander V. Treasury Department, revenue, captain, e side
9 w. btw G and H n. nr cen. Frasier, Simon, wood yard, s side D n. btw 7 and 8 w. cor 8. Frasier, Simon, n side F s. btw 9 and 10 w. cor 9. Frazer, Joseph, coachmaker, n side H n. btw 17 and 18 w. nr 18. Frazure, Benjamin, butcher, e side 8 w. btw L and M n. nr L. Freeman, James Y. w side 4 w. btw Mass av and I n. nr cen. Freeman, Mrs. widow, n side H n. btw 19 and 20 w. nr 20. Freeman, James H. laborer, s side E s. btw 7 and 8 w. nr 8. French Secretary Legation, w side 13 w. btw E and F n. nr F. French, J. W. e side 14 w. btw F and G n. nr G. French, Thomas, shoemaker, e side 9 w. btw I n and N Y av. cor
N Yav. French, Michael, shoemaker, n side I n. btw 14 and 15 w. nr 14. French Minister, Gilbert's, n side F n. btw 12 and 13 w. cor 13. French, B. B. office House Reps, clerk, s side e Capitol street, btw
1 and 2 e. FYcnch, Andrew, house carp'ter. n side K s. btw 10 and lie. nr 11. Frere, James B. tavern, e side 20 w, btw I and K n. nr cen. Friend, Mrs. Eleanor, widow, w side 11 e. btw K and L s. cor K. Friends' Meeting House, n side I n. btw 18 and 19 w. nr cen. Frost, John T. office House Reps, clerk, e side N J av. btw A and B 3. Fry, James, house carpenter, s side B s. btw N J av and 1 e. nr 1. Fry, Joseph, house carpenter, w side N J av. btw C and D s. nr D. Fry, Mrs. dressmaker, s side B s. btw N J av and 1 c. nr 1. Frye, Nathaniel, office Paymaster General, chief clerk, s side G n.
btw 26 and 27 w. nr 26. Frye, T. B. J. physician, e side 15 w. btw Penn av and F n. nr
Penn av. Fryer, Violet, seamstress, w side 12 w. btw E and F n. nr cen. Fugit, Joseph, av side 6 w btw D and E n. nr E. Fugit, J. & Co. wood and coal yard, w side 9 w. btw La av and B n.
nr canal. Fugit, James, scavenger, w side 7 w, extreme north end. Fugitt, Thomas M. wood yard, e side 2 e. btw N and O s nr O. Fugitt, Francis, grocery, s side L s btw 4 and 5 e. nr 4. Fuller, A. & Co. City Hotel, n side Penn av. btw 14 and 15 w. cor 14. Fuller, A. w side 14 w. btw Penn av and F n. nr cen. Fulmer, George H. s side I s. btw 4 and 5 e. nr 5. Fulton, Mrs. teacher, c side 10 e. btw 1 and K s. nr cen. Funk, Nicholas, variety store, s side I n. btw 20 and 21 w. nr 20. Furguson, John, office 1st Auditor, clerk, e side 8 w. btw K and L Q,
cor L. Furguson, Addison, coach painter, nr Easby's ship yard.
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Furgusou, John B. wood measurer, n side Georgia av. btw 3 and 4
c, nr3. Furguson, A. B. gunsmith, n side L s. btw 4 and 5 e. nr 4. Furguson, John W. house carp'er, w side 6 e. btw G and lis. cor G. Furguson, James R. house carpenter, s side I s. btw 4 and 5 e. nr 4.
G.
Gaddis, Adam, blacksmith, s side Georgia av. btw 9 and 10 e. nr 10.
Gadsby, Jno. w side Lafayette sq btw Executive way and II n. cor II.
Gadsby's Hotel, n side Penn av. btw 4i and 6 w. cor 6.
Gadsby 's row, n side I n. btw 20 and 21 w. nr 21.
Gahan, William, boot and shoemaker, n side En. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 7.
Gainer, John, laborer, e side 7 w, btw F and G n, nr G.
Gaither, J. W. jeweller and silversmith, s side Penn av. btw 12 and
13 w, nr 12. Gaither, James, house carpenter, s side G n. btw 21 and 22 w. nr 21. Gaither, James, house carpenter, e side 18 w. btw Penn av. and II
n, nr II. Gaither, Edward, cabinet maker, n side Penn av. btw 17 and 18
w. nrcen. Gales & Seaton, printing office, w side 7 w. btw D and E n. cor D. Galabrun's European Hotel, n side Penn av. btw 14 and 15 w. nr 15. Gallagher, Thomas, e side 4 w. btw G and H n. nr cen. Gallant, Peter, house carpenter, e side 9 w. btw G and H n. nr G. Gallaudet, P. W. office Register Treasury, clerk, w side 12 w. btw
E and F n. nr E. Gait, James, clock and watchmaker, n side Penn av. btw 9 and 10
w. nr cen. Galvin, Mrs. boarding-house, s side C n. btw 3 and 4| w. nr cen.
Gannon, , tavern, e side 7 w. btw Penn av. and B n. nr Penn av.
Gardiner, C. K. e side New Jersey av. btw B and C s. nr B. Gardiner, Jacob B. physician, e side New Jersey av. btw B and
Cs. nrB. Gardner, Mrs. Ann, widow, s side F n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9. Gardner, Albert, seed store, s side F n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9. Gardner, David A., house carpenter, n side G n. btw 14 and 15
w. nr 15.
Garner, , house carpenter, e side 13 w. btw C and D n. nrC.
Garner, James, e side 7 w. btw K and L n. nr cen. Garner, Mrs. Sarah, widow, n side D s, btw 3 and 1 e, nr 3. Gassaway, Louis G. General Land Office, clerk, w side 20 w. btw
E and F n. cor E. Ganaway, Mrs. boarding-house, n side Penn av. btw 4* and 6 w,
nr cen. Gassaway, Hanson, n side G n. btw 12 and 13 w. nr 13. Gates, Mrs. Mary, widow, s side L n. btw 19 and 20 w. nr 19. Gates, John, waterman, s side G s. btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Gates, J.N. brass founder, e side 10 e, btw M and N s. nr M, Gates, James, house carpenter, e side 10 e, btw M and N 8. nr M.
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Gates, John, laborer, w side 10 e, btw L and M s. nr M.
Gatrell, Otho, butcher, w side 5 w. btw G and H n. nr G.
Gatrell, Aaron, butcher, w side 10 w. btw New York av. and K n.
cor New York av. Gault & Emory, granite cutters, n side B n. btw 1 and 2 w. nr cen. -Gautier, Charles, fruit store, n side Penn av. btw II and 12 w. cor 11.
Gawronski, , music teacher, w side 4| w. btw N and O s. nr N.
Gedney, Thomas R. navy, commander, s" side F n. btw 19 aDd 20
w. nr 19. Gedsendiner, Henry, s side M S. btw JO and 11 e, nr 11. Gee, Henry, blacksmith, e side 11 e. btw N and O s. nr N. German Benevolent Society, Buckingham's hall. German Lutheran church, s side G n, btw 19 and 20 w. cor 20.
- Gettings, Benjamin E. capitol, mes. e side North Capitol st. btw B
and C n, nr C. Gibbs, J. II. fancy store, n side Centre Market space, btw 8 and 9
w. nr cen. k Gibbs, J. H barber and hair cutter, e side 6 w. btw Penn av and C
n, nr Penn av. • Giberson, G. L. magistrate, w side 6 w. btw Penn av and C n. cor C. Giberson, G. L. magistrate, e side 11 w. btw Penn av and E n. nr E. Gibson, William, boatman, w side 12 w. btw B and C n. nr canal. Gibson, R artist, w side 12 w btwC and D n, corD. Gibson, Samuel, ducker, n side Md av. btw 13h and 14 w. nr 13i.
- Gibson, Joshua, boatman, w side 12 w. btw Md av and E s. nr Md av. Gibson, John, waterman, s side E s. btw 7 and 8 w. nr 7. Gibson, Joseph, painter, w side lie. btw M and N s. nr N. Gibson, Joshua, blacksmith, n side K s. btw 10 and 11 e. nr 10.
- Gideon, George S. c side 10 w. btw D and E n. nr cen. Gideon, Jacob, e side 7 w. btw E and F n, nr F.
Gideon, J. & G. S. printers and bookbinders, w side 9 w. btw Penn
av and D u. nr Penn av. Gilbert, M. French cook, e side 13 w. btw F and G n. nr F. Gilbert's rooms, n side F n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 13. Gill, Christopher, plasterer, n sirie C s. btw 13* and 14 w. nr \3\. Gillis, Thomas H. office 4th Aud. chief elk, n side F n. btw 10 and
1 1 w. nr 10. Gillis, George, office 4th Aud. elk. w side 21 w. btw H and I n. nr II.
- Gilman, Z. D. apothecary and druggist, n side Penn av. btw 6 and
7 w. nr 7. Girault, N. A. teacher of French and Spanish, s side Pennsylvania
av. btw 17 and 18 w. nr cen. -Given, J. T. grocery, s side E n. btw 13 and 131 w. cor 13. Given, James, printer, n side D n. btw 13 and 13$ w. nr 13$. Giveny, Bernard, w side 5 w. btw G and H n. nr cen. Gladden, George, waterman, n side O s. btw 4^ and 6 w. nr 4?.. Gladman, A3a, house carpenter, e side 9 w. btw L and M n. nr M. Gladman, A. C. house carpenter, w 7 w. btw I and K n. nr K. Glass house, s side B n. btw 21 and 22 w. nr 21. Glenn, Jame3, s side I n. btw 10 and 11 w. nr 10. Globe printing office, n side E n. btw 13 and 14 w. nr cen.
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Glover, Mrs. widow, e side 10 w. btw D and E n. nrE.
Gobright, L. A. at Mrs. Klciber's, n side Centre Market space, btw
7 and 8 w. nr 8.
Goddard, Isaac, grocery, n side G n. btw 12 and 13 w. cor 12. Goddard, Samuel B. office 3d Auditor, clerk, n side F n. btw 11 and
12 w. nr 11. Goddard, John H. grocery, e side 7 w. btw F and G n. nr G. Goddard, Benjamin, machinist, s side L s. btw 8 and 9 e. cor 9. Goddard, William, watchman, w side 10 w. btw New York av and
K n. nr K. Godfrey & Griffin, house painters, s side F n. btw 8 and 9 w. nr*8. Godfrey, William, cartman, n side G n. btw 17 and 18 w. nr 18. Golden, John, shoemaker, n side D n. btw 7 and 8 w. nr 8. Goldsborough, Charles W. Bureau Provisions and Clothing, chief, s
side G n. btw 20 and 21 w. nr centre. Gooch, Sarah, huckster, s side G n. blw 5 and 6 w. cor 6. Goodall, Thomas, w side 3 e. btw K and L s. nr K. Goode, F. C. General Land Office, clerk, at Mrs. Van Coble's, eside
4| w. btw Indiana av and C n. nr Indiana av. Gooden, Henry, s side East Capitol st. btw 4 and 5 e. nr 4.
Goodrich, , s side G n. btw 2 and 3 w. nr 3.
Goodrich, Josiah, e side 11 w. btw E and F. nr F.
Googer, Mrs. Susan, widow, e side 23 w. btw Eand F n. nr F.
Googer, Joseph, watchman, s side D s. btw 5 and 6 e. nr 6.
Gordon, George, e side 9 w. btw New York av and I n. nr ccn.
Gordon, John, n side Massachusetts av. btw 4 and 5 w. nr 4.
Gordon, Richard, n side Massachusetts av. btw 4 and 5 w. nr 4.
Gordon, C s side I n. btw 17 and 18 w. nr 18.
Gordon, William, Pension Office, clerk, n side Penn av. btw 21 and
22 w. nr cen. Gordon, Charles, navy-yard, clerk, e iide 7 e. btw L and M s. nr M. Gordon, James, blacksmith, n side M s. btw 9 and 10 e, nr 10. Gordon, Barney, sail maker, n side K s. btw 6 and 7 e. nr 7. Gordon, William A. Quartermaster General's Office, chief clerk
Georgetown. Goss John, blacksmith, s side L s. btw 8 and 9 c, nr 9. Goszler, James, office Quartermaster Gen, clerk, Georgetown. Gough, Richard, Bureau Navy-Yards and Docks, elk. Georgetown. Gould, Daniel, office House Representatives, clerk, n side K n. btw
8 and 9 w. nr 6.
Gould, John A. s side E n btw 20 and 21 w. nr 20. Goulding, Richard, huckster, s side 1 n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 6. Goulding, Fred, livery stable, n side D n. btw 12 and 13 w. nr 13. Govcrneur, Mis. widow, w side 17 w. btw II and 1 D. nr cen. Graff, William, boarding-house, s side Penn a v. btw 14 and 15 w. ( Jraham, Mrs widow, w side 15 w. btw New York av and II n. cor II. Graham, George, w side 15 w. btw New York av and II n. cor H. Graham, J. D. Topographical Engineers, Major, n side F n. btw 20
and 21 w. cor 21. Graham, Andrew, carpenter, c side 15 w. btw L and M n. corL. Cnifiuni, Mrs. widow, w side 19 w. btw G and II n. cor (i.
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Graham, J. D. army, major, w side 20 w. btvr F and G n. cor G. Grammar, George C. Patriotic Bank, president, n side C n. btw 3
and 4i w, cor 4h- Granger, Clement^ cartman, vv side 10 e. btw L and M s. nr M. Giant, George II. bricklayer, w side 4 vv. btw Mass av and I n. nr I. Gray, ffenry, printer, e side 12 w. btw F and G n. nr cen. Green, Samuel, Trcas Depart, cleric, s side F n. btw 13 and 14 w.
nr 13. Green, Edward, cabinet maker, s side C n. btw 10 and 11 w. cor 10. Green, Lund, n side Mass av. btw 4 and 5 w. nr 5. Gre"en, Almond, auctioneer, n side H n. btw 4 and 5 w. nr cen. Green, Patrick, laborer, w side 13 w. btw C and D s. nr D. Green's row, e side I e. btw East Capitol st and A s. Greenfield, Henry, blacksmith, n side M s. btw 9 and 10 e. nr 9. Greenfield, Jared, blacksmith, n side G s. btw 7 and 8 e. nr 8. Grecnhow, Robert, State Department, translator, n side K n. btw
12 and 13 w. Greenleaf, Albert W. Gen Land Office, clerk, w side 12 w. btw
New York av and 1 n. nr I. Greenleaf, James, e side 1 e. btw B and C n. nr cen. GreenleaPs Point, south end 4i street w.
Greenough, J. J. patent agent, s side F n. btw 7 and 8 w. nr 7. Greenough, J. J. patent agent, e side G w. btw D and E n. nr E. Greer, William, printer, w side 10 w. btw E and F n. nr F. Greer's printing office, w side 10 w. btw F and G n. nr G. Grceves, Thomas, tailor, w side 8 w. btw N York av and 1 n. nrcen. Gregory, John, bricklayer, s side Mass av. btw G and 7 w. nr 7. Gregory, George, Mrs. Nalley's, e side 12 w. btw E and F n. nr E. Grenada, New, Representative from, at Mrs. Arguelles', s side Penn
av. btw 3 and 4£ w. Grieb, Henry, machinist, s side Maryland av. btw 4£ and 6 w. nr 4^. Griffin, Thomas 13. boot and shoemaker, n side Penn av. btw 9 and
10 w. nr 10. Griffin, J. G. tailor, s side Penn av. btw 14 and 15 w. nr cen. Griffin, Richard, c side 4 w. btw F and G n. nr F. Griffin, William, laborer, n side B n. btw 21 and 22 w. nr 21, Griffin, Charles, laborer, n side B n. btw 21 and 22 w. nr 21. Griffith, Mrs. boarding-house, n side F n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr cen. Griffith, William T. tailor, n side H n. btw 7 and 8 w. nr cen. Griffith & O'Brien, stone cutters, e side 9 w. btw D and E n. nr EL Griffith, William, stone cutter, w side 9 w. btw F and G n, nr F. Griffith, Richard W. house carpenter, wsidc 8 w. btw New York av
and 1 n. nr cen. Griffith, James, tailor, w side 11 w, btw Maryland av and E s. nr cen. Griffith, Thomas, blacksmith, w side 7 e. btw II and I s. nr I. Grimes, John T. shoemaker, e side 20 w. btw New York av and E
n. cor E. Grimes, Mrs. widow, e side 21 w. btw B and Cn. nr cen. Grimes, Henry, blacksmith, w side New Jersey av. btw N and O s.
nr N. Grinder, John, brickmakcr, w side 41 w. btw C and D s nr D.
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Grindlc, Edward, turner, n side G n. btw 8 and 9 w. nr 8.
Grinnel, Philip, w side 3 e, btw L and M s. nr L.
Grinnel, William, marine, s side Virginia av. btw 3 and 4 e. nr 4.
Grosh, Mrs. widow, w side 1 w. btw Penn av and B n. nr Penn av.
Gross, Thomas, blacksmith, s side M s. btw 10 and 11 e. nr 10.
Grouard, George M. e side 6 w. btw F and G n. nr G.
Grover, Chas. house carpenter, n side G n. btw 17 and 18 w. nr 18.
Grubb, Mrs. boarding-house, n side F n, btw 10 and 11 w. nr cen.
Gruhb, Samuel, agent for publications, n side F n. btw 10 and 11
w. nr cen. Grupe, W. toy store, w side 10 w. btw D and E n. nr D. Guest, Jonathan, Treasurer's Office, clerk, s side Penn av. btw 21
and 22 w. nr 22. Gulager, William, Treasury Department, clerk, s side F n. btw 13
and 14 w, nr 13. Gumaer, E D. n side Maryland av. btw 2 and 3 e. nr 2. Gunnell, J. S. surgeon dentist, n side Executive way, btw 15 w
and Lafayette sq, nr Lafayette sq. Gunnel, W. H. lumber-yard, n side Md av. btw 11 and 12 w. nr 11. Gunnel, II. D. grocery, e side 7 e. btw Virginia av and L s. nr cen. Gunton, William, bank of Washington, president, n side Penn av.
btw 9 and 10 w. cor 9. Guy, William B. watchman, n side D n. btw 13i and 14 w. nr 13}. Guy, James, grocery, e side 11 w. btw F and G s. nr F.
H.
Hagan, Horatio, house carpenter, w side 7 e. btw II and I s. nr I. Hager, Christopher, baker, s side F n. btw 13 and 14 w. nr 13. Hager, Godfrey, butcher, n side F n. btw 24 and 25 w. nr 24. Hager, Frederick, butcher, n side F n. btw 24 and 25 w. nr 25. Hager, E. W., teacher, e side 4 e btw F and G s. nr G. Hagerty, John, laborer, w side 9 w. btw New York avenue and L n.
nr L. Hagerty, Wm. grocery, e side 22 w. btw Penn av and I n. nr I. Hagner, Peter, office 3d Auditor, 3d Auditor, s side H n. btw 18 and
19 w. nr 18. Halberstadt, J, shoemaker, e side 7 w. btw C and D n. nr D. Haliday, Henry, carpenter, s side C n. btw 11 and 12 vv. nr cen. llaliday, J. F. printer, w side 11 w, btw C and D n, nr cen. Hall, James C, physician, n side Penn av. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9. Hall and brothers, dry good store, n side centre market space, btw
7 and 8 w. nr cen. Hall, Edward, grocer, n side centre market space, btw 7 and 8 w.
nr cen. 'Hall, I) A. lawyer, city hall, west wing basement. Hall, 1). A. lawyer, s side C n. btw 3 and 4', w. nr cen. Hall, O. S. oflice 2d Auditor, clerk, w side~4 ^ w. btw Penn av and
Missouri st. nr Penn av. Hall, Mr*. C M. widow, e side 7 w. btw E and F n, nr E.
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Hall, James S. w side 13 w. btw E and F n. nr E.
Hall, George V. w side 20 w, btw G and 11 n. nr G.
Hall, Washington, hackman, e side 14 w. btw D and E s. nr E.
HalJ, Mrs. Mary, grocery, e side 11 w. btw Maryland av and E s.
nr Maryland av. Hall, John, s side B s. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 6. Hall, Thomas, east end of K st. south. Hallerand, W. E. tailor, w side 8 w, btw G and II n. nr H. Hallerand, Mrs. E. widow, w side 8 w. btw G and H n. nr H. Hamilton, Mrs. Matilda, boarding-house, n side Pennsylvania avenue,
btw 3 and 4i w, nr cen. Hamilton, Mrs". Sarah, milliner, s side Pennsylvania av. btw 9 and
10 w, nr 10. Hamilton, Miss, n side C n, btw Ah and G w, nr cen. Hamilton & Eberhar, coachmakers, s side Louisiana av. btw 9 and
10 w, nr9. Hamilton, James H, Post office Department, clerk, w side 10 w. btw
F and G n, nr F. Ilammell, Wm. T. cabinet-maker, s side B s, btw 1 and 2 e. nr 2. Hammond, Nathan, printer, at Mrs. Taylor's, n side Penn av. btw
9 and 10 w, nr 9. Hammond, Mrs. J. grocery, n side I n. btw 9 and 10 w. cor 9. Hampton, Jesse, e side 8 w. btw Penn av and D n. nr D. Hampton, T. R. & Sons, booksellers and periodical agents, n side
Penn av. btw 3 and 4j w. nr 3. Hampton, Thomas R. office 3d Auditor, clerk, n side C s. btw 13^
and 14 w, nr 13|. Hancock, Andrew, Star Coffee-house, s side Pennsylvania av. btw 12
and 13 w. nr 13. Hand, J. W. Patent office, chief clerk, Georgetown. Hand, John, w side 12 w, btw G and II n. nr cen. Handley, James, printer, w side 7 w, btw G and H n. nr H. Hands, John, lottery oflice, n side Pennsylvania av. btw 14 and 15
w. nr cen. Handy, Wm. Treas Dept, clerk, s side E n, btw 8 and 9 w, cor 8. Handy, E. G. hatter, n side Penn av. btw 6 and 7 w, nr G.
Handy, , s side D s, btw 3 and 4h w, nr 3.
Haney, Hugh, tailor, s side Penn av. btw 17 and 18 w. nr 17. Hanson, Isaac, office Register of the Treasury, clerk, n side II n.
btw 18 and 19 w, nr 18. Hanson, Samuel, n side Maryland av. btw 1 and 2 e. nr 2 Hanson, G. 1). e side New Jersey av. btw 1$ and C s. nr cen. Harbaugh, V. apothecary, n side G n. btw 7 and 8 w, cor 7. Harbaugh, L, grocery, w side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Harbaugh, J. wood measurer, w side 7 w. btw D and E n. nr E. Harbin, James, shoemaker, n side Virginia av. btw 7 and 8 e. nr 7. Hardin, Lauriston B. Navy Department, clerk, n side New York av.
btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Hardy, Henry, teacher, e side 22 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Hardy, Mrs. Ann, widow, n side K 3, btw 10 and 11 o, cor 11.
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Hare, D. O. seal engraver and die sinker, s side Pennsylvania ar.
btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Harford, William, s side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Harkness, Thomas F. merchant tailor, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w,
nr cen. Harkness, Thomas F. w side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Harkness, John C. house carpenter, s side New York av. btw 9 and
10 w. nr 9. Harkness, Samuel, office Auditor Post cflice Dept, clerk, w side 9 w,
btw New York av and K n, nr cen. Harkness, Daniel, house carpenter, e side 10 w. btw New York av
and K n. nr K. Harkness, George, plasterer, s side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr cen. Harp, Nicholas, laborer, e side 11 w, btw L and M n. nr cen. Harper, William, boot and shoe maker, e sWe 9 w, btw Pennsylvania
av and D n. cor D. Harrington, R. H. hotel, e side 8 e. btw L and M s. nr L. Harrington, Miss Ann Maria, n side east Capitol st. btw 2 and 3 e.
cor 3. Harris, Mrs. boarding-house, w side 10 w, btw D and E n. nrccn. Harris, William J. hou3e painter, s side K n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9. Harris, Wrr . A. house carpenter, e side 1 1 w. btw E and F s. nr F. Harris, Win. house carpenter, n side F s, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Harris, Mrs. Jane, widow, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr I. Harris, Jas. blacksmith, s side Georgia av, btw 1 1 and 12 c, nr 12. Harrison, Mrs. E. boarding-house, s side Pennsylvania av. btw 6 and
7 w. nr cen. Harrison, Mrs. widow, n side E n. btw 10 and 11 w. nr 10. Harrison, Richard M. lawyer, n side H n. btw 18 and 19 w. nr 18. Harrison, Robert, house carpenter, e side Vermont av. btw II and I
n, nr II. Harrison, Mrs. Rachael, widow, w side 17 w. btw Penn av and II n.
nr II. Harrison, Mrs. Mary, seamstress, e side 10 e. btw M and N s. nr M. Harrison, Richard, s side L n. btw 14 and 15 w. nr 15. Harrison, Gustavus, bureau Ord. Hydrography, clerk, Georgetown. Harrover, William H, coppersmith and iron-worker, e side 7 w. btw
C and D n, nr cen. Harry, John, office 3d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Hart, Mrs. Rosina, seamstress, s side K n. btw 21 and 22 w. nr 22. Hartley, John F. Treas Department, clerk, w side 12 w. btw New
York av and I n. nr I. llartman, George, baker, s side Virginia av. btw 7 and 8 c. nr 7. Hartnett, Patrick, n side M n, btw 7 and 8 w. cor 8. Harvey, George, house-painter, s side II n. btw 7 and 8 w. nrcen. Harvey, J. S. wood and coal yard, s side E n. btw 9 and 10 w. cor 10. Harvey, George, house-painter, n side L n. btw 10 and 11 w. nr 10. Harvey, James, wood dealer, s side B s. btw 13 and 13^ w. nr 13. Harvey, James II. & Co. grocery, s side Maryland av.'btw 13i and
14 w. cor 13| • Harvey. Henry, house carpenter, w side 7 w, btw D and E s, nr D
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Haskell, Daniei H. bureau of Navy Yards and Docks, clerk, c side
16 w. btw H and I n. nr cen. Haslup, Lewis H. carriage-maker, s side Pennsylvania av. btw 12
and 13 w. cor 13. Haslup, Thos. furniture dealer, s side D n. btw 11 and 12 w. nr 11. Haas, P. lithographer, n side Pcnn av. btw 1 and 2 w. nr cen . Hassler, Charles A. navy surgeon, w side 12 w. btw New York av
and H n. nr H. Hassler, C. e side New Jersey av. btw B and C s. nr cen. Hauptman, Daniel, tinner, e side 11 w. btw Pennsylvania av and E
n. nr Pennsylvania av. Havener, Thomas, baker, n side C n. btw 4', and 6 w. nr cen. Havener, Thos. & sons, bakers, s side C n. btw 4| and 6 w. cen. flaw, H. physician, n side Penn av. btw G and 7 W. DT 6. Hawk, Thomas, w side 4 w. btw G and H n. Hawk, Robert, w side 4 w. btw G and II n.
Hawkins, Edw'd, butter dealer, n side F n, btw 13 and 14 w. nr 13. Hawley, Rev. W. Pastor St. John's Church, s side Pennsylvania av.
btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Hay, Henry, e side 6 w, btw F and G n. nr G. Hayden, A. B. dental surgeon, n side E n. btw 13 and 14 w. nr 14. Hayman, Mrs. widow, s side K n, btw 26 and 27 w. nr 27. Hayman's Brewery, n side K n. btw 26 and 27 w. cor 27. Haynes, Mrs. widow, e side 13 w. btw F and G n. nr G. Hays, Sarah, seamstress, s side F n. btw 11 and 12 w. nr 11. Hays, John, sells beer, w side 8 w. btw D and En. nr E. Hazeltine, C. C. printer, e side 7 w, btw C and D n. nr cen. Hazle, Zachariah, e side 2 e. btw A and B n. nr B. Heart, John, Editor Spectator, w side 10 w. btw D and E n. nr cen. Heath, R. blacksmith, w side 14 w. btw New York av and G n.
nr cen . Heath, Kiehard, blacksmith, w side 15 w. btw I and K n. nr I. Heaton. David F. General Land Office, clerk, e side 6 av, btw E
and F n. nr E. HeHeran, Pat. laborer, w side New Jersey av. btw I and K s. nr K. Heinecke, Samuel, tailor, w side 11 w, btw G and H n, nr II . Hellen, J. lawyer, n side D n. btw 5 and 6 w. cor 5. Heller, Aug. h- use carpenter, n side O s, btw 4?; and 6 w. nr 4] . Hempler, J. W. tailor, n side K s, btw 8 and 9 e. nr 8. Henderson, J. \V. house painter, w 7 w. btw C and D n. nr cen. Henderson, James, stonecutter, w side 11 w. btw F and G n. nr G. Henderson, Archibald, Marine Corps, General, s side G s, btw 8
and 9 e, nr 8. Hendly, Mrs. widow, c side. 6 w. btw E and F n. nr F. Hendry, John, butcher, n side F n. btw 24 and 25 w. nr 25. Henley, Richard, e side 9 w. btw L and M n. nr M . Henley, Mrs. Captain, widow, n side G n, btw 20 and 21 w. nr 21. Henning, H. N. w side 6 w. btw G and H n. nr cen. Henning, Bennet, house carpenter, e side 7 w, btw K and L n. nr
centre. Henning, G. \V. house carpenter, e side 11 w, btw E and F s. nr E.
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Henning, Stephen, blacksmith, w side lie. blw I and K s. nr I. Henry, Mrs. Ann, widow, w side 9 w. blw F and Gn.nr F. Henry, C. F. shoemaker, e side 9 w. btw .New York av and I n . nr
New York av . Henry, William, General Land Office, clerk, w side 19 w. btw I and
K n. nr K. Henshaw, David R. Navy Dept. Secretary of the Navy, Fuller's City
Hotei. ' Henshaw, J. L. teacher, s side F n. btw 12 and 13 w. nr 12.
Hensley, George, hackman, w side 20 w. btw G and II n. nr G. - Hepburn, Peter, house carpenter, n side F s. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10. Hepburn, John M. office Adft Gen. clerk, Georgetown. Herbert, George, teacher, w side 7 w, btw Va. av and D s. nr D. • Hercus, George, pumpmaker, w side 11 w. btw Maryland av and E
s, nr Maryland av. Herscamp, Henry, tavern, w side 7 w. btw L and M n . nr cen. Hest, Coonrood, e side 5 w, btw Mass av and Kn.nrK. Iletzel, A. R. Army, Captain, n side G n. btw 20 and 21 w, nr 21. Hewitt, Mrs. boarding-house, w side 3 w. btw Pennsylvania av and
C n, nr cen. Hewitt, John H . w side 12 w . btw Penn av and E n . nr E. Hibbs, Charles, n side Massachusetts av. btw 4 and 5 w. nr 5. Hibbs, Charles, w side 4 w. btw Massachusetts av and I n. nr cen. Hickey, Daniel G. bricklayer, w side N Jersey av. btw L and M s.
nr L. Hicks, J. W. grocery, e side N Jersey av. btw B and C s. cor ft. Hicks, William, General Land Office, clerk, e side New Jersey av.
btw B and C s. nr cen. Hide, John, house carpenter, s side A s. btw New Jersey av and 1 e.
nr cen. Higgins, D. laborer, n side East Capitol street, btw 1 and 2 e. nr 2. Hilbus, George, repairs musical instruments, n side F n. btw 12 and
13 w. nr cen. Hill, George, sheet iron manufacturer, n side Penn av. btw 9 and
10 w. nr cen. Hill, Miss Eliza, milliner, n side Penn av. btw 4J and 6 w. nr cen. Hill, Mrs. N. S. widow, s side H n. btw 14 and 15 w. nr cen. Hill, Isaac, wood yard, s side B n. btw 8 and 9 w. nr canal. Hill, George, State Department, clerk, w side 6 w. btw E and F n.
nr cen. Hill, Gustavus, house carpenter, w side 5 w. btw G and II n. nr cen. Hill, Charles, n side Mass av. btw 14 and 15 w. Hill, John, plasterer, s side B n. btw 22 and 23 w. nr 23. Hill, Isaac, s side G s. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9. Hill, H. V. boarding house, e side 1 c. btw East Capitol st and A n.
cor A. Hill, William, coachmaker, n side L s. btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Hill, Dory, watchman, e side 11 e. btw L and M s. nr L. Hillen, Walter, e side 11 w. btw F and G n. nr cen. Hills, Thomas, e side 10 w. btw D and E n. nr D. Hillyard, Mrs. Christiana, grocery, w aide 7 w, btw K and L n.eor L. Hilton, Thomas, cooper, n sldo K n, btw 27 and 28 w, nr 28,
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Hilton, John P. lock keeper, s end 17 w. near canal.
Hinegan, , grocery, s side East Capitol st. btw 1 and 2 e. nr 2.
Hines, J. C. blacksmith, n side B n. btw 1 and 2 w. nr cen.
Hines, Henry, n side H n. btw 18 and 19 w. nr 18.
Hines, Philip, s side I n*. btw 20 and 21 w. nr 20.
Hines, Abraham, grocery, s side I n. btw 20 and 21 w. nr 20.
Hine3, C. & M. furniture store, w side 20 w. btw Penn av and II n.
nr Penn av. Hines, Abraham, w side 20 w. btw Penn av and H n. nr IT. r Hinton, G. W. grocery, w side 41 w. btw Maryland av and B s. cor
Maryland av. Hitz, John, s side B s. btw 1 and 2 e. nr 2. Hoban, Henry, physician, n side E n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10. Hoban, James, lawyer, s side Louisiana av. btw 4^ and 6 w. nr i^. •Hobbs, William, laborer, w side 9 w. btw F and G s. nr G. Hodge, William, grocery, n side M s. btw 9 and 10 e. cor 9. Hodgson, John W. locksmith, n side H n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr G. Hodgson, John W. w side G w. btw Louisiana av and C n. nr La av. Hodgson, John W. w side 6 w btw G and H n. nr cen. Holland, Edward, oflice 5th Auditor, messenger, w side 11 w. btw F.
and G n. nr G. Holland, Isaac, Globe office, clerk, w side New York av. btw 17
and 18 w. Holmead, Mrs. boarding house, n side Penn av. btw 3 and 4?, w nr cen. Holmead, John B. exchange office, n side Penn a v. btw G and 7 v,\
nr 6. Holmead, A. grocer, n side I n. btw 7 and 8 w. cor 7. Holmes, S. w side 11 w. btw H and I n. nr cen. Holroy, John, founder, n side I s. btw 9 and 10 e. nr 10.
Holsey, , armorer, w side 8 e. btw F and G s. nr G.
Holtzman, Mrs. widow, e side 2 e.btw A s and East Capitol st. nr A ■ Homans, Benjamin, Navy Department, clerk, n side New York av.
btw 13 and 14 w. nr 14. Homans, Daniel, house carpenter, n side A s. btw 1 and 2 e. nr 1. Hood, George, General Land Office, clerk, e side 9 w. btw New
York av and I n. nr cen. Hooe, B. lawyer, e side 4i w. btw Penn av and C n. nr Penn av. Hooper, Charles, musician, s side L s. btw 7 and 8 e. nr 8. I lootee, Neoma, dealer in old clothes, e side 1 1 w. btw E and F n. nr E. Hooton, Mrs. dress maker, e side 19 w btw I and K n. nr 1. Hoover, Andrew, boot and shoe manufacturer, s side Penn av. btw
19 and 20 w. nr cen. Hoover, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, s side Penn av. btw G and 7
w. nr cen. Hoover, Samuel, butcher, w side 7 w. btw L and M n. nr cen. * Hoover, Michael, butcher, w side 7 w. btw M and N n. nr N. Hope, Club, s side F n. btw 14 and 15 w. nr 15. Horwell, E. C. draper and tailor, s side Penn av, btw]4i and 6 w,
cor 6. Hospital, n side E n. btw 4 and 5 w.
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Houptman, Mrs. sells heme made bread, n side F n. btw 10 and li
w. nr cen. Houston, S. A. office Auditor Post Office Dep't, clerk, s side Bs. btw 9
and 10 w. nr 10. Houston, John H. office 5th Auditor, clerk,*s side East Capitol st.
btw 1 and 2 e. nr 2. Howard, F. physician, n side F n. btw 10 and 11 w. cor 11. Howard, Mrs. widow, s side G n. btw 5 and 6 w. nr cen. Howard, Thomas W. printer, s side II n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 7. Howard, Henry, shoemaker, e side 5 w btw Mass av and K n. nr K. Howard, Joseph, watchman, n side Va av. btw G and 7 e. nr 7. Howard, Douglas, office P O Dep't, clerk, Mrs. Waggaman's, n side
Penn av. btw 3 and 4i w. nr cen. How, John, blacksmith, n side L s. btw 8 and 9 e. nr 8. Howe, Ignatius, house carpenter, w side 11 e. nr Eastern branch. Howe, Richard, blacksmith, w side lie. nr Eastern branch. Howell, J. H. engraver, n side Penn av. btw 3 and 4; w. nr \\. Howell, William P. bacon dealer, s side L n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr cen. Howison, Henry, lottery office, n side Penn av. btw G and 7 w. nr 6. Howison, Henry, w side 9 w. btw E and F n. nr cen. Howie, P. G. marine, captain, w side 14 w. btw C and D s. nr D. Hrschberger, Joseph, blacksmith, n side B n. btw 2 and 3 w. nr 3. Hubbard, Solomon, 9 side Mass av. btw G and 7 w. nr 7. Hudelmire, James L. shoemaker, a side F n. btw 1 1 and 12 w. nr cm. Hudson, Dillon, house carpenter, e side 11 \v. btw Penn av and E n.
nr cen. Hoggins & English, house painters, e side 8 w.btw D and E n. nrcen. Hughes, Mrs. widow, s side Indiana av. btw 3 and 4^ w. nr 3. Hughes, William, s side G n. btw 1 and 2 w. nr 2. Hughes, Hugh, stone mason, w side 25 w. btw I and K n. nr cen. tiulbert, J. H. book agent, s side Penn a v. btw 17 and 18 w. cor 18. 1 lurnbaer, John butcher, n side B n. btw 22 and 23 w. nr 23. Humes, Mrs. Jane, widow, w side 5 w. btw G and H n. nr G. Humphreys, Clement, Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Re- pairs, clerk, Georgetown. Humphreys, Samuel, Navy Dep't, naval constructor, Georgetown. Hungerford, Mrs. II. W. boarding house, w side 6 w. btw G and II
n. nr H. Hungerford, Henry, Gen Land Office, clerk, e side 12 w. btw I and
K n. nr K. Hunt, Charles, n side D n. btw 13^ and 14 w. nr 131. Hunt, William, boarding house, n side La av. btw 6 and 7 w. nr G. Hunt, Taylor, tailor, w side 5 w. btw G and II n. nr cen. Hunter, Alexander, marshal District Columbia, City Hall, east wing,
3econd story. Hunter, Alexander, marshal District Columbia, n side F n. btw 17
and 18 w. nr 17. Hunter, William, office 4th Auditor, clerk, w side 13 w. btw G and
H n. nr cen. Hunter, William, blacksmith, n side L n. btw 8 and 9 w. nr 9. Hunter, M. blacksmith, e side 7 w. btw H and I n. nr cen.
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Hunter, John, P O Dep't, clerk, e side 12 w. btw B and C s. nr C. Hunter, William, jr. State Department, clerk, Georgetown. Hurdle, Thomas, house carpenter, n side H n. btw 4 and 5 w. nr cen. Hurl, George, navy-yard, clerk, n side I s. btw 10 and 11 e. nr 11. Hurs. Powell, n side C n. btw 13 and 13£ w. nr cen. Hurs &. Powers, wheelwrights, c side 12 w. btw B and C n. nr P. Hurs, Miss, dress and corset maker, w side G w. btw I) and E n. nr F. Huseman, William, boarding house, w side 13^ w. btw D s and Md
av. nr D. Hutchins, P. A. shoemaker, s side D n. btw 6 and 7 w nr cen. Hutchms, Samuel, Bureau Navy Yards and Docks, messenger, s side
Penn av. btw 17 and [8 w. nr cen. Hulton, James, n side G n. btw 20 and 21 w. nr 21. Hyatt, Seth, grocer, s side Penn av. btw G and 7 w. nr cen. Hyde, Anthony, office 3d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown.
T.
Iddins, Frederick, house painter, w side G w. btw II and I n. nr IF.
Inch, Philip, painter, e side 7 e. btw L and M s nr L.
Indermror, Jeremiah, blacksmith, e side 7 w. btw B s and Md av
nr B. Indian Affairs, office Commissioner of, War Department building,
second story. Ingersoll, C. M. T/easury Dep't, clerk, w side 13 w. btw E and F r\ Iugle, Edward, n side B n, btw 2 and 3 w. nr 3. Ingle, H. n side Mass av. btw 5 and G w. nr G. Ligle, John P. e side N J av. btw B and C s. nr B. Ligman, William, house carpenter, s side B s. btw G and 7 w, nr G. Inst tute, National, Patent Office, n side F n. btw 7 and 9 w. Insurance Company, Firemen's, s side Penn av. btw 7 and 9 w.
Centre Market space. Insurance Company, Franklin, w side 7 w. btw C and D n. cor D. Intelligencer, National, printing office, w side 7 w. htw D and E n.
cor I). Ivy, William H. blacksmith, n side I s, htw 11 and 12 e. nr 12.
J.
Jack, Miss, dressmaker, s side Penn av. btw 4;. and G w. nr 6. ■ Jack, James, boot and shoemaker, s side Penn av. btw G and 7 w. nr G. •Jackson, B. L. &. Bro'rs, grocers, s side Penn av btw G and 7 w. nr 7.
Jackson, William B. s side Penn av. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 7.
Jackson, , fruit store, n side E n. btw 12 and 13 w. nr cen.
Jacoba, William, w side 3 e. btw L and M s. nr L. - Jacobi, Adam, tailor, s side E n. btw 7 and 8 w. nr 7.
Jacobs, John, house carpenter, n side F s, btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10.
Jacobs, Thomas, tailor, n side L s, htw 3 and 4 e. nr 4.
James, C. H. apothecary and druggist, n side E n btw 13 and 1 1 w. cor 14.
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James, John D. branch U S Bank, clerk, s side F n. btw 13 and 14
w. nr 14. James, Mrs. E. widow, e side 14 w. btw E and F n. nr E. James, John S. house carpenter, n side N Y av. btw 17 and IS w.
nr 18. James, William, office Register of the Treasury, clerk, s side I n.
btw 17 and 18 w. nr cen. Jameson, John M. Capitol, messenger, w side 2 c. btw B and C s. nr B. Janney, Miss, boarding house, n side Centre Market space, btw Sand
9 w. cor 8. Jarboe, 'I nomas, house carpenter, n side II n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr G. Jarboe, John, barber and hair dresser, w side 8 e. btw I and K
s. cor I. Jarboe, Benedict, blacksmith, n side D s. btw 3 and 4 e. nr 4. Jardella, Joseph, apothecary, s side A s. btw 1 e and N J av. nr 1. Jefferson, Ferdinand, printer, e side 11 w. btw E and F n. nr F. Jeffries, Mathias, Missouri st. btw A\ and 3 w. nr cen. Jenkins, A. R. Metropolis House, n side Penn a v. btw 3 and 4h w.
nr A\. Jenkins, Thomas, blacksmith, s side K s. btw G and 7 e. nr 7. Jerdinston, P. W. constable, s side F n. btw 25 and 26 w. nr 26. Jermon, Jacob, e side 7 e. btw L and M s. nr L. Jesup, Thomas S. army, Quartermaster General, s side F n. btw 12
and 13 w. nr cen. Jocelin, Henry, marine, e side 7 e. btw Va av and L s. nr L Johns, Thomas, Pat Cilice, elk, w side 1U w. btw D and E n. nr cen. Johnson, Miss Matilda, mantua maker, n side Penn av. btw A\ and
6 w. nr cen. Johnson, J. & Co. tobacconists, s side Penn av. btw 10 and 11 w. nr 11. Johnson & Callan, general agents, n aide F n. btw 14 and 15 w.
n r cen. Johnson, Miss M. dressmaker,^ side F n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr cen. Johnson, Lewis, n side G n. btw 10 and 11 w. cor 11. Johnson, Martin, printer, s side E n. btw 10 and 11 w. nr 10. Johnson, William, w side 8 w. btw K and L n. nr L. Johnson, Thomas M. n side 1 n. btw Conn av and 1G w. nr 16. Johnson, Peter, dueker, n side B n. btw 22 and 23 w. nr 23. Johnson, George, 1st Comptroller's Otlice, clerk, s side K n. btw 25
and 20 w. nr2G.
Johnson, , physician, s 3ide Penn av. btw 17 and 18 w. nr cen.
Johnson, Dearborn B. fisherman, n side Md av. btw 13. \ and 14 w.
nr 13^. Johnson, James, grocery, s side A n. btw N J av and 1 e. nr 1. Johnson, Joseph, blacksmith, s side L s. btw 3 and 4 e. nr 4. Johnson, John, house carpenter, w side 2 e. btw B and C s. nr B. Johnston, Robert N. otlice House Reps, clerk, n side C n. btw 3 and
4 j w. nr 3. Johnston, W. P. physician, n side Penn av. btw 21 and 22 w. nr cen. Joncherez, Louis, w >ide 20 w. btw Penn av and H n. nr H Jones, William, city Post Office, postmaster, s side C n. btw 3 and 4j
w nr 3.
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Jones, William, house carpenter, n side I n. btw 7 and 8 w. nr 8. Jones, R. J. wheelwright and blacksmith, n side E n. btw 12 and 13 w. nr cen.
- Jones, Charles, lawyer, e side 3 w. btw Penn av and B n. nr Penn av. Jones's Rooms, e side 3 w. btw Penn av and B n.
- Jones, Roger, army, Adj Gen'l, e side G w. btw D and E n. nr cen. Jones, Thomas P. patent agent, e side 7 w. btw E and F n. nr cen. Jones, Raphael, grocery, e side 8 w. btw Penn av and D n. nr D. Jones, J. B. editor Madisonian, w side 15 w. btw C and D n. cor D. Jones, David, shoemaker, e side 13 w. btw E and F n. nr cen. Jones, J. H. boarding-house, e side 13 w. btw E and F n. nr E.
^Jones, Zepheniah, bricklayer, e side 9 w. btw L and M n. nr cen.
Jones, Richard I. wheelwright, e side 9 w. btw New York av and I n. nr cen.
Jones, Richard, house painter, n end 10 w. -Jones, Peter, Steamboat Hotel, e side 11 w. btw F and G s. cor G.
Jones, William, laborer, n side M s. btw 4| and G w. nr 4£. -Jones, J. W. arsenal, clerk, s side tV s. btw 4 \ and G w. nr 4£. *-Jones, Walter, lawyer, e side Delaware av. btw B and C n. nr cen.
Jones, Thomas, blacksmith, w side 3 c. btw M and N s. nr N.
Jones, William, n side e Capitol st. btw 4 and 5 e. cor 4.
Jones, Horatio, State Department, clerk, Georgetown.
Jones, Levin, office 3d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown.
Jordan, Harriet, seamstress, s side F n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr cen.
Jordan, Thomas F. e side 20 w. btw N V av and E n. cor E.
Jordan, lsam, ship carpenter, w side 8 W. btw F and G s. nr G.
Jordan, James, marine, e side 7 e. btw II and I s. nr H.
Joste, B. tavern, s side Penn av. btw 17 and 18 w. nr 17.
Joy, Joseph, laborer, w side 13J w, btw B and C s. nr B.
Joyce, John J. grocery, s side C n. btw 13 and 14 w. cor 13. -'Joyce, Andrew, blacksmith, w side 14 w. btw Penn av and E n. cor E.
Joyce, Richard, stone-cutter, w side 18 w, btw H and 1 n. nr I.
Joyce, Mrs. Susan, tavern, s side B s. btw 1 and 2 e. cor 1.
Joynes, Edmond, cartman, n side F s. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 9.
Judge, Mrs. Mary, widow, s side F n. btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10.
Julien, Miss, teacher, n side F n. btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen.
K.
KafTe, Arthur, house carpenter, w side N J av, btw L and M s, nr L. Kahl, J. F. piano maker, s side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Kane, Theodore, s side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr cen.
Kaufman, , n side Mass av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
Kavanaugh, John, State Department, messenger, n side H n, btw 18
and 19 w, nr 18. Kavenaugh, T. fruiterer, s side Penn av. btw 19 and 20 w, nr 20. Kealy, Daniel, merchant tailor, e side 8 e, btw K and L s, nr L. Kearney, James, Topographical Engineer, colonel, w side 14 w; btw
Penn av and F n, cor F.
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Kearny, Philip, jr. army, lieutenant, s side H n, btw 17 and 18 w,
nr cen. Keaton, John, house carpenter, n side M s, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Keck, James, wheelwright, s side Aid av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Kedgelcy, Mrs. Ann, widow, n side 1 n, btw 19 and 20 w, nr cen. Keefe, Wdliam, coachmaUer, n side H n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Keithley, John, house carpenter, n side M s, btw G and 7 e, nr 7. Keithley, Thomas, house carp'er, w side 12 e, btw M and N s, nr N. Keeling, M. locksmith, c side 11 w, btw L and M n. Keller, Charles, Patent Office, examiner, s side N Y av, btw 9 and
10 w, nr 10. Keller, M. n side G n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 2. Keller, Mrs. widow, s side Md av, btw 11 and 12 vv, nr 12. Kelly, John, stone-cutter, s side F n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr cen.
Kelly, , laborer, s side D n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12.
Kelly, Barney, cartman, n side K n, btw 27 and 28 w, nr 27. Keller, James, tinner, n side Penn av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr cen. Kelly, James, blacksmith, n side L s, btw G and 7 e, nr 7. Kelly, Thomas, variety store, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr G. Kelly, Daniel, tailor, s side G s, btw 5 and G e, nr 5. Kelly, M. at Mrs. Walker's, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Kemp, Mrs E. widow, w side N J av, btw L and M s, nr L. Kendall's Expositor office, w side 10 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Kendall, A. &. J. E. general agents, Todd's Rooms, n side Penn av,
btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Kendrick, G. VV. grocery, w side 11 w, btw Md av and E s, nr cen. Kennaugh, William E. av side 12 w, btw G and H n, nr cen. Kennedy, John, bookseller, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Kennedy, Mrs. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 4i and 6 w,
nr ecu. Kennedy, James A. city Post Office, clerk, s side E n, btw G and 7
w, nr cen. Kennen, John, chimney sweep, c side 6 w, btw H and I n, nr 1. Kennon, Beverly, navy, captain, s side H n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen.
Kcplar, , laborer, n side C n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 11.
Keron, Robert, Congress Library, messenger, s side K n, btw 17 and
18 w, nr 18. Kerr, Mrs. widow, s side H n, btw 15 w and Lafayette square, nr cen. Kerr, Miss Nancy, n side Penn av, btw I and 2 e, nr 2. Key, Mrs. F. S. widow, s side C n, btw 3 and 4i w, nr 3. -Key worth, Robert, jeweller and silversmith, n side Penn av, btw 9
and 10 w, nr 9. Kibbel, Alexander, s side F n, btw 2G and 27 w, nr 27. Kibbcy, W. B. leather dealer, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Kibbey, W. B. e side 4£ w, btw Penn av and C n, nr cen. Kibbey, A. shoemaker, n side L s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7.
Kid well, , paver, e side 11 w, btw L and M n, nr M.
Kidvvell, A. blacksmith, c side 11 e, btw L and M s, nr L. Kiernan, Charles, tavern, s side Penn av, btw G and 7 w, cor G. Kilman, Samuel, wood measurer, e side 13 w, btw C and D n, nr een. Kilmier. Franri^, laborer, w side 13'. w, btw I) s and Md av, nr D.
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Kinchy, P. confectioner, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w, nr cen. King & Hall, hotel and restaurat, s side Penn av, btw 4£ and G w,
nr 6. King, James T. lace store, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr cen. King, S. D. land agent, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. King, William W. n side F n, btw 13 and 14 w. King, Vincent, magistrate, w side 5 w, btw E atid F n, nr F. King, C. B. artist, exhibition room, e side 12 w, btw E and F n,
nr cen. King, James, printer, w side G w, btw G and H n, nr G. King, John, blacksmith, e side 5 w, btw I and K n, nr K. King, Mrs. widow, s side F n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17. King, Mrs. Mary, widow, n side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. King, Charles K. Bureau Ordnance and Hydrography, cleric, w side
19 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. King, Mis. S. S. widow, w side 13 w, btw B and C s, nr C. King, Benjamin, ship carpenter, s side G s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 11). King, James, blacksmith, n side M s, btw 4h and G w, nr G. King, Horatio, Post Office Department, clerk, w side 2 e, btw A n
and e Capitol st, nr A. King, Martin, grocery, w side 7 e, btw II and I s, cor I. King, James D. office 5th Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Kingman, E. office House Reps, clerk, w side 12 w, btw F and G n,
nr F. Kinsly, Benjamin, <ells wood, s side Va av, btw G and 7 e, nr 7. Kirby, Samuel, cabinet maker, w side 8 w, btw Penn av and D n,
nr Penn av. Kirley, S. e side 8 w, btw I) and E n, nr cen. Kirk, Mrs. Mary II. widow, w side 7 w, btw E and F s, cor F. Kirkwood, Mrs. boarding-house, e side 12 w, btw F and G n, nr F.
Kisner, , house carpenter, n end 10 st w.
Kleiber, Mrs. boarding-house, n side Centre Market space, btw 7
and 8 w, nr 8.
Klemkewiez, , s side F n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
Klopfer, Christian, printer, e side 7 w, btw F and U n, nr cen. Klopfer, Christian, shoemaker, n side F n, btw 10 and 1 1 w, nr cen. Knight, Caleb, tobacconist, w side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr I. Knoblock, John, house carpenter, w side. 20 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Knoblock, Mrs. Jane, widow, w side N Y av, nr E w. Knorbeck, W. house carpenter, w side 13 £ w, btw B and C s, nr C. Knott, George A. merchant tailor, n side Penn av, btw 4| and G w,
nr cen. Knott, John, shoemaker, e side 11 w, btw G and H n, nr cen. Knowles, Hazard, Patent Oflice, machinist, n side I n, btw 9 and 10
w, nr 9. Knowles Robert O. w side 20 w, btw G and II n, nr II. Kradamacher, John, laborer, n side B n, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Kraemer, M. shoemaker, w side 10 w, btw D and K n, nr D. . Krafft, George, baker, s side 11 n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 18. Krafft, John M. baker, n side F n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 12. Kraft, E. n side Massachusetts av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
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Kremer, Mrs. seamstress, e side 14 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Kremer, Jacob, grocery, e side 11 w, btw Md av and E s, nr E. Krust, George, wheelwright, n side B n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Kuland, Nicholas, blacksmith, n side B s, btw N J av and 1 e, cor 1. Kurtz, D. V. house carpenter, n side E n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr cen. Kurtz, Peter, house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw G and II n, nr H.
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Labbe\ F. C. teacher dancing, s side Penn av,btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Lacy, E. boot and shoemaker, n side Penn av, btw ih ana" 6 w, nr 6. Lacy, Mrs. seamstress, n side N York av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr cen. Lafayette square, n of the President's House, btw Executive way
and H street n. ■ Lafonlaine, Jos. confectioner, n side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr cen. Lagree, Miss Mary, seamstress, s side L 3, btw 4 and 5 c, nr 4. Lamb, George, saddler, s side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen. -Lamb, Francis, carver and gilder, s side E n, btw 13 and 13; w, cen. Lamb, Thomas, cutler, n side D n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. - Lambell, Kellelum H. n side E s, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 11. Lambriejht, George, grocer, n side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 2. Land Office, General, Treasury Department Building, third story. Landon, Josiah, n side Mass av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Lane & Tucker, merchant tailors, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 4:
and G w, nr \\. Lane, C. II. n side Indiana av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 2. Langley, William T. bricklayer, s side H n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Langlev, Henry, cabinet maker, e side 8 w, btw K and L n, nr L. Langley, Joseph, laborer, n side B n, btw 22 and 23 w, nr 23. Langley, Mrs. widow, w side New Jersey av, btw K and L s, nr L. Langley, Samuel, blacksmith, e side 11 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Langley, Mrs. grocery, n side K s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9. Lanham, Elisha, brickmaker, w side New Jersey av, btw M and N
s, cor N. Lanphier, Mrs. E. milliner, s side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Lanphier, Mrs. toy shop, e side 11 w, btw Penn av and E n, or cen. Lansdale, H. N. house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw I n and iScw
York av, nr I. Lansdale, Mrs. widow, w side 8 w, btw I and New York av, nr I. Larcombe, John, boarding-house, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Larned, James, office 1st Comptroller, chief clork, w side 13 w, btw
i 1 and F n, nr cen. Larner, Michael, printer, e side 7 w, btw G and II n, nr H. Laskey, I. tavern, e side 7 w, btw Penn av and B n, nr B. Laskey, Charles, huckster, e side 12 w, btw B and C n, nr B. Latruitc, John P. jeweller, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Latruitc, John P. w side 1 w, btw Penn av and B n, nr Penn av. Latlimcr, Mrs. widow, e side Lafayette square, btw Executive way
and II n, nr cen. Laub, William B. grocer, s side F n, btw 14 and 15 w, cor 15.
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Laub, John Y. office 1st Comptroller, clerk, w hide 13 w, btw G
and II n, nr II. Laurie, James, oflice Register Treasury, clerk, s side Pcnn av, btw
14 and 15 w, nr cen. Laurie, Cranston, notary public, c side 4i w, btw Missouri st and
Penn av, nr Missouri st. Law, John G. Adjutant General's Oflice, clerk, n side G n, btw 11
and 12 w, nr 12. Lawrence, James, tobacco and fancy store, n side Penn av, btw 4 \
and 6 w, nr 4i- Lawrence, Robert, hackman, c side 11 w, btw Md av and E s, nr E- Lawrcnce, A. II. General Land Oflice, clerk, n side I s, btw G and
7 e, nr 6. Lawrcnson, James, Post Office Department, clerk, w side G w, btw
G and H n, nr II. Lawson, Thomas, army, surgeon general, n side New York av, btw
17 and 18 w, nr 17. Lawson, Thomas, laborer, w side 9 e, btw L and M s, nr L Lay, Riclid, City Post Oflice, elk, w side 12 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Lazenby, 1). L. grocery, s side K n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 7. Lazenby, Elisha, w side 7 w, btw K and L n, nr K. Leach, Richard, stone-cutter, s side F n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr cen. Leach, W. cooper, n side Massachusetts av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Leach, William, toll-keeper, e side 11 w, btw Maryland av and Es,
nr Maryland av. Leach, J. boarding-house, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr L. Leake, Nathan, e side 14 w, btw II and 1 n, nr cen. Lear, Mrs. widow, s side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Leatherberry, Eliza, corset maker, s side F n, btw 10 and 11 w,
nr cen. Leckie, Mrs. grocery, n side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Leddon, Benjamin, grocery, c side 11 w, btw Md av and E s, nr E. Lee, Henry, cabinet maker, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 4._, w, nr cen. Lee, A. lottery and exchange oflice, n side Pennsylvania av, blw 4 J
and G w, nr cen. Lee, James, bricklayer, w side 7 w, blw L and M n, nr L. Lee, Henry, cabinet maker, s side Md av, btw 4£ and G w, nr A\. Lee, Samuel, blacksmith, n side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. Leech, D. I). T. Post Oflice Department, clerk, s side G n, btw 13
and 14 w, nr 13. Lccdburg, Mrs. S. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w,
nr cen. Lcgarc, Hugh S. Attorney General, Oflice Attorney General, s side
II n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Leib, Samuel D. oflice Indian Affairs, clerk, e side 9 w, btw II and
1 n, nr cen. Lcmmon, Miss E. grocery, n side E n, btw 1 1 and 12 w, nr cen. Lenmsn, Mrs. E. widow, w side 11 w, btw G and II n, nr G. Lenox, Mrs. widow, s side E n, btw 10 and 11 w, nrcen. Lenox, Walter, lawyer, s side Louisiana av, btw 4£ and G w, nr G. Lenox, Walter, lawyer e side 10 w, btw Penn av and C n, cor C.
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Lenthal, Mrs. Jane, n side Pcnn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Lcoman, Charles, bookbinder, w side 10 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Leomin, E. e side 4 w, btw G and H n, nr cen. --Lepphard, Adolph, shoemaker, s side N s, btw Ah and 6 w, nr 6. Lepreux, Mrs. J. boarding-house, e side 8 w, btw Penn av and D
n, nr D. Leslie, George, ship carpenter, n side Ga av, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 11. Lewellen, Thomas, n side I n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22.
- Lewis, William B. dealer in furniture, n side Penn av, btw 11 and
12 w, nr 11. Lewis, Samuel, jeweller and silversmith, s side Penn av, btw 10
and 1 1 w, nr 11. Lewis, Mrs. Catharine, widow, w side 13 w, btw C and D n, nr C. Lewis, Mrs. Jane E. widow, w side 6 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Lewis, John, house carpenter, s side 1 n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr cen. Lewis, Samuel, office 2d Auditor, clerk, w side 17 w, btw D and
E n, nr E. Lewis, William, blacksmith, s side G s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Lewis, Thomas, grocery, n side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nv 4. Lewis, Samuel, house carpenter, w side 2 c, blw B and C s, nr C. Leydene, P. shoemaker, w side 7 w, btw H and I n, nr cen.
- Licbcrman, C. H. physician, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 9 and 10
w, nr 10. Lightelle, William E, Post office Department, messenger, n side G
n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 7. Lindeman, Philip, butcher, w side 13g w, btw D s and Md av, nr D. Lindsey, teacher, s side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr cen.
- Lindsley, E. hardware store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Lindsley, E. s side Penn av, btw Ah and G w, nr cen.
■ Lindsley, Harvey, physician, s side" Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Lindsley, A. B. n side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4. Linking, Walter, laborer, n side Virginia av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Linkins, John, shoemaker, s side F n, btw 25 and 26 w, nr 25. Linkins, Wm. house carpenter, n side L n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 18.
•Linton, n side E n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 10.
Lipscomb, C. barber and hair-dresser, n side Pennsylvania av, btw
4g and G w, nr 6. Lipscomb, C. w side A\ w, btw Pennsylvania av and Missouri st,
nr Pennsylvania av. Lisby, Thomas, laborer, w side 10 c, blw M and N s, nr M. Little, Warren, wheelwright, btw 10 and 11 w, near the canal. Little, Daniel, house carpenter, n side New York av, btw 14 and 15
w, nr 14. Little, David, Patent Office, messenger, w side G w, btw Massachu-
-» Its :i\ and K n, nr cen. Little, Warren, wheelwright, s side L >, btw 3 and I e, cor 4. Little, Peter, s side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr .r>. Little, Peter, b side L s, btw 5 and 6 e, nr 5. Little, Samuel, butcher, n side L s, btw (i and 7 c, nr 7.
Little, toll-keeper, s end 11 c, near navy-yard bridge.
Little, John, watchman, c side G e, btw G and 11 s, nr H.
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Lloyd, Mrs. tavern, e side 7 w, btw Penn av and B n, nr B.
Lloyd, William, office 2d Auditor, messenger, w side 13 w, btw C
and D s, nr C. Lockrey, H. grocery, s side cast Capitol st. btw 1 and 2 e, nr ecu. Logan, H. M. grocer, e side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Loggie, David, shoemaker, n side L s, btw 7 and 8 c, nr8. Lomax, Mrs. Major, widow, n side 1 n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 21.
Lomax, cartman, btw 10 and 11 w, nr the river.
Lombardi, Francis, tailor, w side 11 w, btw Pennsylvania av and E
n, nr Penn av. Longdon, Cbarles, tailor, w side 10 w, btw G and II n, nr II. Longdon, C. tailor, n side II n, btw G and 7 w, cor 7. Longston, Joscpb, stonecutter, s side E n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. •Lord, Wm. grocery, s side G n, btw 5 and G w, cor 5. Lord, Francis B. coach-maker, a side G n, btw 5 and G w, nr cen. Lovejoy, John N. Treasury Department, clerk, w side 12 w, btw 1
and K n, nr I. Lovelace, James, house carpenter, s side D n, btw 11 and 12 w,
nr 11. Low, E. fringe manufactory, c side 9 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Low, Mrs. Barbara, widow, n side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, cor 4. Low, Mrs. Eliza, widow, n side Virginia av. btw 3 and 4 c, nr 3. Lowndes, F. office Register of the Treasury, clerk, Georgetown. Lowry, John, grocery, e side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Lowry, James H. Adjutant Gen. office, clerk; e side 24 w, btw M
and N n, nr M. ■ Lowry, George, s side K n, btw 24 and 25 w, nr 25. Lowry, William II. General Land Office, clerk, n side E s, btw 11
and 12 w, nr 11. Luce, Vinal, office 2d Auditor, clerk, w side 13 w, btw G and II D,
nr II. Luchessi, T. grocery, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr22. Lucus, Ignatius, bureau Provisions and Clothing, messenger, near
Easby's ship-yard. Lucus, Benjamin, boat-builder, near Easby's ship-yard. Lunatic Asylum,* n side E n, btw 4 and 5 w.
* When Congress passed the law appropriating money for the es- tablishment of a hospital for the mentally insane in the District of Columbia, they performed a deed of mercy fur which the members individually and tin- national prosperity will be most certainly re- warded with blessings, though they be imperceptible and unknown. The intention of Congress, in the establishment of this institution, was of the noblest kind ; but the wisdom which controlled in the se- lection and choice of its site was certainly (so far as it was connect- ed with this subject) of the most unfortunate order, and seems to have partaken largely of that species of flesh and bone-caring ulili-
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Lundy, Thomas, house carpenter, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 21
and 22 w, nr 22. Lusby, James H. boot and shoe maker, n side Pennsylvania av, btw
3 and A\ w, nr cen. Lusby & Duvall, merchant tailors, n side Pennsylvania av, btw A\
and 6 w, nr 6. Lusby, James, n side Indiana av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 2. Lusby, James, shoemaker, s side Mary'd av, btw Ah and 6 w, nr 4i. Lusby, James, blacksmith, w side 11 e, btw I and K s, nr K. Lynch, John, e side 6 w, btw Louisiana av and 0 n, nr Louisana av. Lynch, Ambrose, e side 7 w, btw G and 11 n, nr G. Lynch, John A. north side east Capitol street, btw 1 and 2 e, cor 1. Lynch, James, grocery, s side east Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr cen. Lyon, C. army, captain, a side F n, btw 1R and 19 w, nr cen. Lyons, Charles, house carpenter, w side 10 w, btw Pennsylvania av
and Cn, nr C.
M.
McArdle, Mrs. widow, e side 14 w, btw II and I n, nr cen. McCardle, Mrs. R boarding-house, s side E n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 7. McCarty, Florence, shoemaker, s side F n, btw G and 7 w, nr cen.
tarianism, which in this instance has been but too true to its creed, and does barely more than protect the community at large from the trespassing of the unfortunate, and the unfortunate from the mise- ries of starvation and the "pcltings of the pitiless storm ;" beyond this, they being placed in the habitation intended for them, no act9 of wisdom or of kindness can avail them much whilst there. This habitation, though now a hospital, was once a jail, and it yet stands between the halls of justice and the prison of the accused of crime, and in which the guilty convict is incarcerated — within close view of their transit to the place of trial or to the cell of their doom — within hearing of the sounds of accusation or defence, and the moaning* and wailings of the victims of the offended law. Let these facts be viewed in connection with a philosophic inquiry into the causes and effects of insanity; the cruelty then of such unwise be- nevolence will readily be seen, ami perhaps it will be admitted, that if the subjects of it were but allowed to enjoy a free range in the open air, and the assistance of the accidental kindness of the hu- mane, their chances of cure would be greatly increased beyond any hope that can be had for them whilst they are confined to such an abode.
There can hardly be a doubt of insanity bcint>; produced by the
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McCarty, James, s side F n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
McCarty, Charles, laborer, e side 13§ w, btw C and D s, nr C.
McCarty, William, blacksmith, e side 1 e, btw B and C s, nr B.
McCarty, John, s side B s, btw 1 and 2 e, cor 1.
McCauley, William M. manufacturer in tin and copper, n side Pcnn
av, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 11. McCauley, William M. s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. McCauley, John, coppersmith, w side 4 e, btw 1 and K s, nr I. McCauley, John, w side 4 e, btw I and K s, nr I. McClellan, Thomas, blacksmith, e side 5 e, btw L and M s, nr M. ■ McClelland, John, s side N Y av, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. McClery, James, office Register of the Treasury, clerk, n side F n,
btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen. McCloskcy, Richard, shoemaker, w side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr C McColgan, James, wholesale wine and liquor store, s side Perm av,
btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. McComb, David, navy yard, clerk, e side 6 e, btwC and D s, nr P. McConriell, William, dentist, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, cor 1. McConnell, tobacconist, s side e Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr cen. McCorkle, J. R. office 1st Comptroller, clerk, Georgetown. McCorkle, J. P. Bureau of Ord and Hydrog, clerk, Georgetown. McCormiek, Mrs. Hannah, widow, n side B n, btw Del av and 1 e,
nr Del av.
disease and consequent debility of one or more of the organs of the mind ; hence their absence of equalized strength to control them- selves harmoniously, under any inherent or extraneous cause of ex- citement. If this is admitted, it is then conclusive, that the most prominent means of cure to be resorted to, would be suitable diet, salubrious atmosphere, appropriate exercise, agreeable gratifica- tion to the organs of vision, blended with pleasant employment to body and mind, and such auxiliary aids as the light of medical sci- ence can apply. It must be evident to every one, that the most im- portant of these remedial means cannot be bestowed upon the indi- viduals who so greatly need their aid under present circumstances. There is no alternative then, within the bounds of Christian and ra- tional feelings of humanity, but to remove this institution to some more appropriate place, and that as early as practicable ; and let it not long be said, that in an age when such mighty efforts are being made to eradicate all delusion from the world, that the metropolis of this Union, in one of its efforts of wisdom and benevolence, aided in fix- ing it, in its mo«t painful and horrid form, by confining, between the halls of justice and the jail, the poor lunatic, with all his delusions thick upon him. — Compiler.
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McCormick, William, House of Representatives, postmaster, n side
B s, btw N J av and 1 e, nr N J av. McCormick, Hugh, teacher, n side G s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 11. McCubbin, E. barber and hairdresser, vv side 8 w, btw Penn av and
D n, nr cen. McCubbin, Nicholas, laborer, s side c Capitol st, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7. McCubrcy, Thomas, baker, n side Va av, btw G and 7 w, nr G.
McCue, , constable, w side 9 w, btw F and G n, nr F.
McCullough, Geo, laborer, e side 7 e, btw Va av and L s, nr Va av. McCurdy, Dennis, n side L n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. McCutcheon, J. wood yard, e side 19 w, btw G and II n, nr G. McDaniel, Mrs. boarding-house, e side 4£ w, btw Penn av and C n,
nr Perm av. McDaniel, Albert E. s side F n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. McDermot, Michael, coachmaker, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 4h W,
cor 3. McDermot, John, coachmaker, e side 5 w, btw Mass av and K n, nr K. McDermot, Mrs. widow, s side F n, btw 25 and 26 w, nr 25. McDonald, William J. office Secretary of the Senate, clerk, e side
N J av, btw B and C s, nr C. McDonald, Thomas, artificer, e side G e, btw C and D 9, nr D. McDuel, George, w side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr E. McDuel, George, wood yard, B n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr canal. McElfresh, Z. L. house carpenter, w side 6 e, btw C and D s, nr C. McElwee, Samuel, e side G w, btw E and F n, nr F. McFarlan, John, house carpenter, s side I s, btw 4 and 5 e, cor 4. McFarley, William, marine, e side 9 e, btw I and K s, nr cen. McGill, Charles, office 2d Comptroller, clerk, Georgetown. McGill, Robert T. office 4th Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. McGilten, Mrs. widow, e side lie, btw M and N s, nr N. McGinn is, John, Treasury Department, clerk, w side 8 w, btw G
and H n. McGlue, Theodore, cartman, s side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19. McGrath, James, Washington Colfee House, 3 side Penn av, btw 9
and 10 w, cor 9. McGreery, Patrick, w side 8 e, btw F and G s, nr G. McGuire, Cornelius, blacksmith, w side 8 w, btw D and E n, nr D. McGuire, J. C. book-hinder, e side 8 w, btw D and E n, nr cen McGuire, J. C. book-bindery, e side 10 w, btw Penn av and D n,
cor Penn av. McGuire, James, c side 11 w, btw G anil II n, nr cen. McGuire, Edward, blacksmith, n side G n, btw IS and 19 w, cor 18. McGuire, Edward, blacksmith, s side II n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 18. McGunnigle, Mrs. widow, w side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Mclnerny, 1). fruit store, n side Penn av, btw 4h and G w, nr 4';. Mcintosh, Joseph, stone-cutter, w side 8 w, btw G and II n, nr G -Mcintosh, Thomas, tailor, n side I n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 5. Mcintosh, , house carpenter, n side Md av, btw 8 and 10 w,
nr 10. Mcintosh, Thomas, alone-cutter, n side B n, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2.
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Mclntyrc, A. L. Patent Oflicc, clerk, s side N Y av, btw 9 and 10
w, nr 10. Mclntyre, Alexander, Firemen's Insurance Company, secretary, w
side 19 w, btw G and II n, nr II. McKatherine, James, c side 4 e, btw L and M s, nr L. McKean, James P. confectionary, n side Penn av, btw \)£ and 6 w,
nr cen. McKean, Samuel M. Treasury Department, clerk, w side 17 w, btw
N Y av and F n. McKelden, William, baker, n side G nr. btw 12 and 13 w, nr ccn. McKeldcn, Mrs. mantua maker, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr ccn. McKelden, John C. baker, c side 7 av, btw D and E n, nr cen. MeKenna, P. tailor, n side Penn av, btw 4| and G w, nr 4^' McKcnny, Jacob, laborer, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F. McKcnny, Benjamin, house carpenter, w side lie, btw N and O s,
nrO. McKcnny, Jared, house carpenter, w side 11 c, btw N and O s, nr O. McKilligan, J. shoemaker, e side 26 w, btw K and L n, nr K. McKinney, Edward, blacksmith, e side 11 e, btw M and N s, nr M. McKnight, Mrs. boarding-house, n side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 w,
nr ccn. McKnight, George B. navy, surgeon, w side 3 w, btw Penn av and
C n, nr C. McKonkey, John T. s side N n, btw 19 and 20 w, nr cen. McLaughlin, J. T. navy, lieut, s side F n, btw 20 and 21 w, cor 21. McLean, William, n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. McLean, William II. blacksmith, s side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 c, nr3. McLeod, John, teacher, av side 9 w, btw G and II n, nr H. McLeod's school, av side 9 av, btw G and II n, nr II. McMorcland, Peter, stone-cutter, c side Vt av, btw H and I, nr ccn. MciVaughton, Geo. Avheelwright, e side 6 av, btAV G and H n, nr H. McNecr, Joseph, house carpenter, av side 7 av, btw D and E s, nr E. MoPeak, William, tailor, n side Mtl av, btw 4| and 6 av, nr A\.^ McPherson, Henry H. collector, s side F n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 7- McPherson, Samuel, C n, btw 13 and 13i w.
McPherson, Mrs. Sarah, widow, s side B n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr It. McPherson, Mrs. widow, s side N Y av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. McQuillan, John, stone-cutter, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 av, nr 12. McWilliams, Alexander, physician, n side I s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Maccubbin, Mrs. Mary, widow, s side La av, btw 4J and 6 av, nr 4[. -Macgill, Thomas, e side 7 av, btw G and II n, nr II. Machen, L. II. n side Md av, btw 10 and 1 1 w, nr 10. Mackall, It. S. ollicc 4th Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Mackall, Brook, office 2d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Macomb, Mrs. General, widow n side I n, btw 17 and 18 av, nr 17. Maddox, Mrs. widow, n side N s, btAV 3 and 4 c, cor 3. Maddox, Alexander, c side 10 c, btw M and N s, nr M. Madison, Mrs. widow of ex-President, e side Lafayette Square, btw
Executive Way and II n, cor H. Madisonian Office, e side 12 av, btw Penn av and E n, cor Penn av. ■ Magar, John, constable, av side 12 av, btAV Md av and E s, nr Md av.
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Ma?;ar, Benjamin, waterman, e side 11 w, btw Md av and E s, nr
Md av. Magec, S. baker, av side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Magee, James F. tailor, n side F s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Magrnder, William B. physician, s side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 av,
nr 21. Maguire, John, hatter, e side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr D. Maher, James, Globe Hotel, s side E n, btw 13 and 13 ^ w, cor 13. Mahon, Alexander, n side La av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. " Maine street, south of, and near the canal, running from 3d to Gth
street, west. Mackmus, Frederick, baker, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Mallion, Vandord, n side A s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Mankin, James, c side 9 w, btw II and I n, nr I. Mann, William, house carpenter, s side F n, btw 5 and 6 v.', cor 6. Mann, William, house carpenter, s side La av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Mann, Charles, shoemaker, w side 6 w, btw II and I n, nr H. Mann. Miss P. V. dressmaker, w side 11 w, btw Penn av and E n,
nr E. Manning, Mrs. boarding-house, w side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr F. March, Clement, Mrs. Peyton's, e side 4i w, btw Penn av and C n,
cor Penn a v. Marcoe, Francis, jr. State Department, clerk, n side I n, btw 20 and
21 w, nr cen. Marine Barracks, e side 8 e, btw G and I s. Marks, Andrew, armorer, w side 8 c, btw G and I s, nr G. -Marks, Samuel, n side K s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 11. Mark ward, William, War Department, messenger, n side M n, btw
15 and 16 w, nr 15. Marlow, John, house carpenter, w side 9 w, btw I and N Y av, nr I. Marr, James II. Post OHicc Department, clerk, w side 12 w, btw G
and H n, nr ecu. Matron, John, Post Oflicc Department, chief clerk, e side 9 w, btw
G and H n, nr G. Marshal for the District of Columbia, A- Hunter, City Hall, east
wing, second story. Marshall, William, merchant tailor, n side Penn av, btw 4^ and 6
w, nr 6. Marshall, William, auction and commission store, n side Penn av,
btw 9 and 10 av, nr cen. Marshall, Mrs. C. lace store, s side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 av, nrcen. Marshall, William, house carpenter, n side F s, btAv 9 and 10 av, nr 10. Marshall, Mrs W. Avidow, e side N J av, btAV L and M s, nr L. Marshall, William, Avheehvright, w side 3 e, btw N and O s, nr N. Marshall, James, magistrate, e side 8 e, btw 1 and K s, nr I. Marshall, William, wheelwright, av side 1 e, btw A and B s, nr B. Marshall, James, magistrate, e side 9 c, btw Ya av and K s, nr cen. Marshall, James, blacksmith, e side 9 e, btAV Va av and K s, nr cen. Martcll, John, laborer, e side lie, btw M and N s, nr N. Martin, Miss Harriet, dressmaker, s side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 av, nr 10.
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Martin, Joseph, book-binder, s side La av, btvv G and 7 w, nr 6. Martin, Jacob, shoemaker, e side 9 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Martin, Mrs. Nancy, widow, e side 9 w, btw L and M n, nr M. Martin, James I. n side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen. Martin, A. S. carpenter, w side 7 w, btw H and I n, nr cen. Martin, John, blacksmith, w side 10 w, btw D and E s, cor E. Martin, James H. shoemaker, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Martin, William, grocery, w side 8 e, btw K and L s, cor L. Martin, Patrick, laborer, n side A s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Martin, James F. n side Va av, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. Martini, Joseph, cabinet-maker, w side 10 w. btw E and F n, nr cen. Masi, S. watchmaker and jeweller, n side Penn av. btw 4£ and G w, • nr 6. Masi, S. jeweller and silversmith, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w,
nr cen. Masi, S. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 41 w, cor 4^. Masiolette, Vincent, s side I s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 5. Maskcy, Thos. blacksmith, w side 2 c, btw B and C s, cor B. Mason. John, jun. n side Penn av, btw 24 and 25 w, nr cen. Masonic Hall, s side Louisiana av, btw 4.? and G w,cor 4g. Massey, Miss Betsey, teacher, c side 22 w, btw New York av and
Dn.nrD. Massey, John, laborer, w side 9 w, btw F and G s, nr G. Masterton, Mrs. Catharine, n side G n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8. Mastin, Win. house-painter, w side 13 w, btw C and D s, nr D. Mathews, W. P. Treasury Department, clerk, w side 8 w, btw D
and E n, cor E. Mathews, Mrs. boarding house, w side 8 w, btw D and E n, cor E. Mathews, Rev. Mr. n side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 10. Mathieson, Albert, navy-yard, watchman, n side K n, btw 10 and 11
e, nr 10. Mathieu, Joseph, mineral water manufactory, n side M n, btw 17
and 18 w. Mathieu, Joseph, av side 19 w, btw Penn av and II n, nr cen. Matlock & Griffith, merchant tailors, w side 9 w, btw Penn av
and D n, nr Penn av. Matlock, Simeon, e side 8 w, btw G and II n, nr cen. M;iflingly, G. wood and coal yard, av side 6 av, btw Pennsylvania av
and canal, nr canal . Mattingly, George, Missouri st, btAV 41 and G av, nr G. Mattingly, Francis, hatter, av side 13 av, btw C and D D, nr C. Mattingly, Edward, e side 3 c, btw N and () n, nr N.
Mann, house carpenter, w side 15 av, btw L and M n, nr M.
Maury, John W. lottery oflice, n side Penn av, btAV A), and G av, nr 6. Maury, John W. s side C s, btw 3 and V, av, nr3. MaxAvell, George P. s side G s, btAV 9 and 10 av, nr 10. May, George W. physician, c side 9 av, btAV D and E n, cor D. May, H. laAvyer, City Hall, Avest wing basement. ' May, Frederick, physician, e side NeAV- Jersey av, btAV B and C s,
nrC. May, J. F. physician, e side NeAV Jersey av, btAV B and C s, nr C.
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May, II. lawyer, e side New Jersey av, btw B and C s, nr C. Maynadicr, William, army, captain, e side 19 w, btw F and G n,
nr G. Mayor of Washington, W. W. Seaton, office City Hall, west wing
2d story. Mayo, R. s side B n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Mazeen, James, house carpenter, w side 7 w, btw Virginia av and D
s, nr Virginia av. Mead, Mrs. widow, s side F n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr cen. Mead, Richard W. navy, lieutenant, w side 18 w, btw Penn av and
F n, nr Penn av. Mead, John P. shoemaker, n side L s, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 8. Mead, Mrs. Frances, widow, e side 7 e, btw Virginia av and L s,
nr Virginia av. Mechlin, A. II. office 4th Auditor, clerk, c side 19 w, btw F and G
n, nr G. Mechlm, William, office 2d Auditor, clerk, w side 21 w, btw II and
In, nrH. Medical College, n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, cor. 10. Medley, Mrs. widow, e side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Meehan, John S. Congress Library, librarian, s side B n, btw Dela- ware av and 1 e, nr cen. Meehan, C. H. W. Congress Library, assistant librarian, sside B n,
btw Delaware av and 1 e, nr cen. Melcher, Andrew D. house carpenter, e side 5 w, btw H and 1 n,
nr H. -Melvin, Josiah, printer, w side 10 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Meriwether, Albert G. office Auditor Post office Department, clerk,
Georgetown. Merrick, W. D. w side 5 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Merrillat, Charles, w side 4 w, btw G and H n. "Merryman, Horatio, constable, s side Perm av, btw 2 and 3 e, nr 3. Metcalf, E. II. Post office Department, clerk, w side 5 w, btw D
and E n, nr E. Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. D. Collyer, w side 6 c, btw G
and II s, nr G. Metropolis Bank, e side 15 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Mexico, Minister from, Mrs. Ulrick's, e side 15 w, btw F and G n,
nr G. Michard, Joseph, teacher, s side F n. btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Middleton & Bcall, grocers, s side Penn av, btw 4| and 6 w, nr 6. Middleton, Mrs. boarding-house, sside Pennsylvania av, btw G and 7
w, nr G. Middleton, E. J. s side F n, btw G «md 7 w, nr cen. Middleton, Theodore, s side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Middleton, Benjamin F. Missouri st. btw 3 and 4£ w. nr cen. Middleton, Wesley, c side 3 w, btw D and E n, cor D. Middleton, Robert, oyster-house, c side 8 e, btw 1 and K s, nr K. Milburn, Mrs. E. dress-maker, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Milburn, Thomas, bricklayer, btw 10 and 11 w, nr the canal.
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Milburn, Mrs. Margaret, widow, s side Virginia av, btw 6 and 7 W,
cor 7. Miiburn, Benedict, printer, n side Virginia av, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Millard, Mrs. boarding-house, n side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Millen, George, blacksmith, n side O s, btw \\ and 6 w, nr 4£. Miller, David, silver-plater, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 1 1 . 'Miller, T. physician, n side E n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. Miller, John, confectioner, n side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 9. Miller, Edward, grocery, n side D n, btw 13 and 13i w, cor 13. Miller, David, silver-plater, w side 12 w, btw C and D n, nr C. Miller, Wm. office 1st Comptroller, cleric, e side 14 w. btw E and F
n, nr cen. Miller. Edward F. dry-good store, e side 7 w, btw G and It n, nr G. Miller, Philip, laborer, 10th st w, noith end. Miller, Rudolph, w side 3 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Miller, Philip, butcher, n side F n, btw 25 and 26 w, nr cen. Miller, Jas. grocery, w side 15 w, btw L and M n, nr L. Miller, George, house carpenter, n side Virginia av, btw G and 7 w,
nr 7. Miller, Isaac, house carpenter, n side P s, btw 4£ and 6 w, cor A\. Miller, Wm. hostler, n side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. Miller, Chas. butcher, w side 10 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Miller, Hezekiah, office Commis'r of Indian Affairs, clerk, George- town. Milligan, Mrs. A. s side New York av. btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Mills, Robert, architect, n side P s, btw 4^, and Del av, nr P. Mills, J. & Co. boot and shoe manufacturers, n side Pennsylvania av,
btw 9 and 10 w, cor 10. • Mills, John, boot and shoe maker, w side G w, btw G and H n, nr G. Mills, Robert T. constable, s side east Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 c,
cor 2. Mills, John, blacksmith, nr Eastern Branch market. Mills, Charles, blacksmith, s side K s, btw 10 and 11 e,nr 10. Millstead, Mrs. Catherine, widow, e side New Jersey av, btw L and
M s, nr L. Milson, John, grocery, s side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19. - Minitree, Andrew, house carpenter, w side 5 w, btw G and II n, nr G. Missouri Street, north of and near the canal, running from 3d to Glh
street, west. Mitchell, Spencer, physician, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and \\
w, nr 4i- Mitchell, Thomas, shoemaker, n side G n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Mitchell, Daniel, tailor, w side 13 w, btw C and D s, nr C. Mitchell, Dennis, laborer, n side Md av, btw G and 7 e, nr G. Mitchlin, Francis, lithographer, w side 1 w, btw Penn av and B n,
nr Penn av. Mitteregger, Charles, w side 11 w, btw I and K n, nr cor K. Mix, C. E. office Commissioner Indian Affairs, clerk, Georgetown. Mockbee, Mrs. E. widow, e side G w, btw G and H n, nr G. Mockbee, William, shoemaker, e side 26 w, btw 1 and K n, nr K.
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Moffett, G. W. barber and hair dresser, s side E n, btw 7 and 8
w, nr 7. Moliun, F. D side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Mohun, William, house carpenter, w side 6 w, btw Louisiana av and
C n, nr cen. Mohun, Francis, house carpenter, w side G w, btw Louisiana av and
C d, nr cen. Mohun, Philip, e side 3 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Monk, Henry, locksmith, c side 14. Montandon, J. clock and watchmaker, n side Penn av, btw 12 and
13 w, nr 13. Moore, Mrs. s side E n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 12. Moore, John, boarding-house, n side E n, btw 5 and G w, nr f>. Moore, William H. printer, w side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Moore, William, shoemaker, e side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr E. -Moore, William W. printer, w side G w, btw G and H n, nr H. Moore, James, w side G w, btw H and 1 n, nr H. Moore, Jacob B. Post Office Department, clerk, n side H n, btw 4
and 5 w, nr cen. Moore, John M. General Land Office, principal clerk public lands, s
side I n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr IS. Moore, Joseph P. w side Vermont av, btw II and 1 n, nr H. Moore, Robert, hackman, w side 18 w, btw H and I n, nr I. Moran, Dyson, loborer, near Easby's ship-yard. Moran, Robert H. house painter, near Easby's ship-yard. Moran, Dyson, laborer, n side R n, btw 22 and 23 w, nr 23. Moran, William, w side 18 w, btw H and I n, nr H. Moran, P. tavern, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 2. Moran, Mrs. grocery, e side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Mordecai, A. army, capt, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr cen. Morcland, William, dyer and scourer, e side 13 w, btw Penn av and
E n, nr Penn av. -Morfit, H. M. lawyer, e side 4gW,btw Penn av and C n.nr Penn av. Morfit, H. M. lawyer, e side New Jersey av, btw R and C s, nr R. Morgan, J. R. grocer, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 2. Morgan, Mrs. M. E. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw G and 7
w, nr 7. Morgan, Mrs. boarding-house, c side 12 w, btw E and F n, cor E. Morgan, William, blacksmith, w side 7 e, btw II and I s, nr H. Money, Miss H. L. millinery and fancy store, n side Penn av, btw
9 and 10 w, nri). Moriis, Francis, exchange broker, n side Penn av, btw G and 7 w. Morris, John E. teacher, n side II n, btw 8 and 0 w, nr cen. Morris, Mrs. L. A. widow, n side 1 n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Morris, John, teacher, s side I n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Morris, John II. shoemaker, s side Louisiana av, btw G and 7 w, nr G. Morris, Henry, Treasury Department, clerk, w side Lafayette square,
btw Executive way and II n, nrcen. -Morrison, William M. bookseller, n side Pennsylvania av, btw G and
7 w, nrcen. Morrison, William, blacksmith, w side 7 <■. btw H and I 9 nr II.
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Morrow, William, s side E n, btw 13 and 13 1 w, nr 13. Morton, William, office 1st Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Morsell, B. K. magistrate, e side 4£ w, btw Perm av and C n, nr cen. Morsell, B. K. magistrate, n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Morsell, Richard J. Gen Land Office, clerk, n side L n, btw 14 and
15 w, nr 15. Mosely, William IT. s side L n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Moss, William, laborer, n side M s, btw 41 and G w, nr G. Moss, Philip, grocery, c side 8 e, btw K and Ls, nr L. Mount, Mrs. boarding-house, c side 1 e, btw East Capitol stand A e,
nr East Capitol st. Mountz, Mrs. widow, n side Penn av, btw 24 and 25 w, nr cen. Mountz, Joseph, office Register Treasury, clerk, Georgetown. Mountz, George W. ollice Auditor Post Office Department, clerk,
Georgetown. Mudd, Ignatius, tailor, n side D n, btw 7 and 8w, nr cen. Mudd, I. F. tailor, av side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Mudd, Ignatius, s side Maryland av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Mudd, Edward, leather worker, w side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr K. Mudd, Thomas I. w side 10 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Mulrainy, Bernard, clothing store, s side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w,
cor 20. Muller, Rev. A. A. at Noerr's, s side E n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 11. Muller & Moore, upholsterers and paper hangers, n side Penn av,
btw 11 and 12 w. nr 11. Mullikin, Mrs. Mary, tailored, e side 5 w, btw II and I n, cor I. Mullikin, Nathaniel, Ordnance Office, messenger, s side G n, btw
13 and 14 w, nr cen. Mullikin, John, sells ice, s side K n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Mullikin's Ice House, s 3ide K n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. • Mullins, William, hackman, w side 9 w, btw F and G s, nr G. Mul toy, William A. bookbinder, e side 3 e, btw East Capitol st and A
s, nr East Capitol st. Munck, C. II. locksmith, n side D n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Munding, Joseph F. physician, s side F n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Munro, David, house carpenter, e side 12 w, btw Penn av and E
n, nr E. Munroe, Columbus, office Commissary General Subsistence, clerk, n
side E n, btw G and 7 w, nr cen. Munroe. C. office Post Office Dept, clerk, e side 9 w, btw II and I
n, nr II. Munroe, Thomas, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr cen. Murphy, M. tavern, n side Penn av, btw 3 and A\ w, nr 4^. Murphy, Jeremiah, confectioner, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w,
nr cen. Murphy, Francis J. house carpenter, n side G n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8. Murphy, Francis J. house carpenter, n side G n, btw G and 7 w, nr 6. Murphy, John, s side B s, btw 13 and 13>, w, nr 13.
Murphy, , laborer, s side East Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 1,
Murphy, John, laborer, e side New Jersey av, btw A and B s, nr A. Murphy, John, butcher, n side I *, btw 1 ti and 13 e: nr 12.
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Murphy, Wm. blacksmith, s side Georgia av, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 12. Murray, Mrs. Sarah, grocery, w side 9 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Murray, C. W. navy, purser, e side 14 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Murray, Owen, grocery, s side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 20. Murray, James, boarding-house, n side Va av, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7. Mustin, Thomas, office 5th Auditor, chief clerk, w side 9 w, btw I
n and New York av, nr I. Myer, Franklin S. printer, w side 14 w, btw B and C s, nr C. Myer, Frederick, waterman, n side M s, btw Ah and 6 w, nr 4;,. Myers, George, marine, w side 9 e, btw L and M s, nr L. Myers, Josephus, carpenter, nr Eastern Branch Market.
N.
Nally, Mrs. E. boarding house, e side 12 w. btw E and F n. nr E.
Nally, R. B. e side 9 w. btw H and I n. cor II.
Nally, G. e side 11 e. btw L and M s. nr M .
Narden, Mrs. boarding house, e side 7 w. btw C and D n. nr D.
Narden, Joseph, wheelwright, w side 7 w. btw G and H n. nr cen.
National Theatre, n side E n. btw 13 and 14 w. nr cen.
National Assembly rooms, s side Louisiana av. btw 4i and G w. nr 6.
National Institute Hall, Patent Office, n side F n. btw" 7 and 9 w.
National Intelligencer office, w side 7 w. btw D and En.cirD.
Nautza, John, laborer, w side 134 w. btw D s and Md av. nr D.
Navy Department, west of the President's house, fronting on 17 w.
Navy Department building is occupied by the following offices : that of the Secretary of the Navy, Fourth Auditor, part of the Second Comptroller's. Bureaus of Navy Yards and Docks, Ord- nance and Hydrography, Construction,- Equipment, and Repairs, Provisions and Clothing, Medicine and Surgery, and Chief Naval Constructor.
Navy Agent's office, 3 side G n. btw 17 and 18 w. nr 17.
Navy Yard bridge, s end 11 st e.
Navy Yard Beneficial Society, meets at Anacosta Engine house
Nay lor, T. Y. tin and sheet iron manufacturer, s side Penn av. btw 3 and 4i w. nr 3.
Naylor, D. grocery, s side D n. btw 13 and 13i w. cor 13'..
Nay lor, A. w side" 13 w. btw F and G n. nr cen.
Naylor, , grocery, w side 15 w. btw H and I n. nr I.
Naylor, Francis, turner, w side 41 w. btw Md av and C s. nr C.
Neely, John, teacher, e side 9 w. btw II and I n. nr I.
Null", Frantz, shoemaker, e side 12 w. btw I and K n. nr I.
Nelson, John, ollice Attorney General, Attorney General, Fuller's City Hotel.
Nelson, John, hatter, e side 8 w. btw K and L n. nr cen.
Nelson, Mrs. Ann, milliner, s side Md av. btw G and 7 w. nr G.
Nelson, Samuel, blacksmith, n side G s. btw G and 7 e. nr cen.
Nesmilh, Mrs. Ann, widow, w side 7 e. btw L and M s. nr L.
Nevitt, K. saddler, w side 6 to. btw Penn av and C n. nr Penn av.
Newman, Lewis, blacksmith, *, side K s. btw G and 7 e. nr 7.
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Newton, Lewis, book-binder, n side K n. blw 9 and 10 w. ni 9. Newton, J. A. n sk e Mass av. btw 5 and 6 w. nr 6. Nicholls, Walter, I laeksmith, e side 4 e. btw K and L s.%ir K. Nicholson, H. baker, e side 7 w. btw G and H n. nr ccn. Nicholson, August's A. marine, major, n side South Carolina av.
btw 6 and 7 e. nr 6 . Niles, W. O. Pension Office, clerk, s side I n. btw 21 and 22 w.nr 21. Nixon, Richard, silversmith, repairs clocks and watches, n side
Penn av. btw 12 and 13 w. cor 13. Noels, William, venitian blind maker, s side Penn av. btw 12 and 13
w. nr 12. Noerr, Andrew, baker, s side E n, blw 11 and 12 w. cor 11. Nokes, Thomas, painter, c side 8 c. btw I and K s. nr I . Nokes, James, painter, w side 8 e. btw G and I s. nr 1. Norbeck, George, confectioner, n side Penn av. btw 9 and 10 w.
nr cen. North, John B. office 1st Comptroller, clerk, e side NeW Jersey av.
btw B and C s. nr B. North Capitol street, the street running north from the Capitol. Northern Liberties Engine house, n side K n, btw 7 and 9 w. Northern Liberties,* somewhere, perhaps anywhere, north of F or
G or II streets north ; its eastern and western expanse not com*
prchended even within the probabilities of a surmise.
* This appellation militates so much against appropriateness, and consequently good taste, and, indeed, every thing else that can be based on an idea of definite meaning, that it seems only worthy of a record upon the tablets of slang ; but like all things that arc not con- trolled by laws of precision, identity, or location, it is seemingly un- derstood by every one ; because it is easier to rest satisfied under doubts that have no immediate effect, than undergo the labor of in- vestigation to arrive at facts. The only perceptible adaptation of this name to its locality, is that it is north of somewhere, hence 14 north," and unbounded in its extent, licnce " liberties :" the two com- pounded making " northern liberties ;" or it may be the mimic rcp- rcsrnlative of a portion of the city or county of Philadelphia bearing the same name; if this be so, it is difficult to tell what could be the medium of association by which it established iis synonyma in Well- ington. The only parallel to this queer way of making a name that we ever knew or expect to hear of, came under our own observation some years since, when travelling in an adjacent Stale. Near a secluded road, we observed a structure of rough and rustic material, which, evidently, was not a dwelling, for no fence surrounded it, nor were peering inmates visible, or the bark of the watch-dog heard. Near to this structure we saw a self-satisfied son of Ethiopia indus-
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North r up, T. J. n side E n. btw 13 and 14 w. nr 14.
Noursc, Miqkael, office Register Treasury, chief clerk, w 3ide 13 w.
btw E and F n. nr E. Nourse, William, General Land Office, clerk, w side 12 w. btw New
York av and H n. nr New York av. Nourse, John, office Register Treasury, clerk, n side L n. btw 11
and 12 w. nr 11. Nourse, Charles J. exchange broker, n side Penn av . btw 6 and 7 w.
nr 7. Nourse, C. J. teacher, s side Indiana av. btw 3 and 4^ w . nr 3. Noyes, George, s side C n. btw 6 and 7 w. nr 7. Noyes, W. & Son, wholesale boot and shoe store, n side Louisiana
av. btw 6 and 7 w. nr cen. Nutt, William D. Treasurer's Office, clerk, e side Vermont av. btw
H and I n. nr H. Nye, J. W. keeps hacks, n side Penn av. btw 1 and 2 w. nr 1.
o.
Ober, S. J. grocer, e side 7 w, btw La av and D n, cor La av. Ober, Mrs. Ann, widow, w side 10 c, btw K and L s, cor K. O'Brien, Jas. ornamental painter, s side D n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12.
triously shaving oaken shingles. We accosted him with " uncle, do tell me what house that is?" he replied in the peculiar lingo of his skin, " dat hous, massa; what hous you mean?" "I mean the house just before me — I see but one." " Wur, massa," said he, with a look of inexpressible astonishment, " don't you know what dat is? dat aint no hous !" " I certainly do not, I never saw it before." *• Nebber seed it afore ! wur, massa, dal's Sharp Street meet in !" We certainly will not attempt to draw and apply the parallel further than to the inappropriatcness of the name to the location ; but one would suppose that the name of " Sharp Street" meeting could with as much propriety be transferred from Baltimore, and applied to a building on a secluded country road, as that that of " northern liberties" could be trans- lated from Philadelphia, and located in the legally established and clearly defined limits of Washington. But, "what's in a name? that, which wc call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet ;" and no name that can be affixed to this portion of the city, can deteriorate from its beauty or retard its prosperity ; which is evident, from the many splendid mansions now built and being built on avenues and streets that arc lawfully begotten, and with names legally bestowed, and which are destined to a high renown, and wil be prominent and durable monuments of the industry, wealth, and elegance, of their inhabitants. — Compiler.
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O'Brien, Roderick, stone-cutter, n side Va av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Observatory, s side Penn av, btw 24 and 25 w, nr 25. O'Connor, Eugene, cabinet-maker, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Odd-Fellows, Independent order of, lodge, City Hall. Odd-Fellows, Independent order of, lodge, w side 7 e, btw L and
M s, nr M. O'Donncll, Mrs. widow, s side Va av, btw 7 and 8 e, nr 7. O'Donoghue, J. P. shoe-store, c side 7 w, btw F and G n, nr G. O'Donoghue, D. & P. & Co. soap and candle manufactory, n side G
n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 5. O'Driscol, Dennis, e side Vermont av, btw II and I n, nr II. Office Adjutant General, War Department building, 1st story. Office Attorney General, Treasury Department building, 2d story. Office Auditor, First, Treasury Department building, 1st story. Office Auditor, Second, War Department building, 1st story. Office Auditor, Third, Treasury Department budding, 1st story. Office Auditor, Fourth, Navy Department building, 1st story. Office Auditor, Fifth, State Department building, 1st story. Office Auditor Post Office Department, Post Office Department build- ing, 2d story. Office Chief Bureau Navy-Yards and Docks, Navy Department
building, 2d story. Office Chief Bureau Ordnance and Hydrography, Navy Department
building. 2d story. Office Chief Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs, Navy
Department building, 1st story. Office Chief Bureau of Provision3 and Clothing, Navy Department
building, 1st story. Office Chief Bureau Medicine and Surgery, Navy Depart building,
2d story. Office Clerk House Reps, Capitol, south wing, rotundo story. Office Clerk Supreme Court, Capitol, north wing, 1st story. Office Coiifding Gen'l of the Army, War Depart building, 1st story. Office Comptroller, Firs), Treasury Department building, 2d story. Office Comptroller, Second, Stale Department building, 1st story. Office Engineer Department, w side 17 w,btw Penn av and H n, cor
Penn av. Office Engineers Topographical, Bureau, centre building west of the
War Department, \>i story. Office Indian Allans, Com of, War Department building, 2d story. Office Land Office, General, Treasury Depart building, lid story. Office Navy Department, Navy Department building, 2d story. Office Chief Naval Constructor, Navy Department building, 2d story. Office Ordnance, centre building west of the War Dept, 2d story. Office Patent Office, Com of, Patent Office building, 1st story. Office Paymaster General, office south end of the building west of
the War Dept, 1st story. Office Pension Office, north end of the building west of the War
Dept, 2d story. Office Post Office Dept, Posl Office Dept buHding, 2.1 story Office Public Buildings, Com of, Capitol, west centre basement
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Office Quartermaster General, War Dept building, 1st story. Office Register Treasury, Treasury Dept building, 2d story. Office Secretary Senate, Capitol, north wing, rotundo story. Office Solicitor Treasury, Treasury Dept building, 1st story. Office State Department, State Dept building, 2d story. Office Subsistence, Com Gen'l of, centre building west of the War
Dept, 2d story. Office Surgeon Gen of the Army, n side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Office Treasurer, Treasury Department building, 1st story. Office Treasury Dept, Treasury Dept building, 2d story. Office War Dept, War Dept building, 2d story. Offutt, Z. K. house painter, n side D n, btw 13^ and 14 w, nr 14. O'Hara, George, blacksmith, e side 5 e, btw L and Ms, nr L. O'Leary, John, laborer, e side 13 \ w, btw C and D s, nr C. O'Neal, H. G. Gen Land Office, assist draughtsman, e side 9 w, btw
H and I n, nr H. O'Neal, Mrs. William, widow, n side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 20. O'Neal, C. tavern, s side L s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9. O'Neale, J. grocery and hardware, e side 7 e, btw Va av and L s,
cor Va av. Ordnance office, centre building west of the War Dept, 2d story. Orman, H. wagon-yard, w side 7 w, btw H and I n, cor I. ( )rme, Wm. C. dry-good and fancy store, n side Penn av, btw 6 and
7 w, nr 7. Orme, William, grocery, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Ornie, William, e side 11 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Orphan Asylum, St. Vincent's Female, n side F n, btw 9 and 10 w. Orphan Asylum, Washington City Female, n side II n, btw 9 and 10 w. Orphan Asylum, Male, Catholic, St. Matthew's church. Orphans' Court, office City Hall, west wing, basement, Orrison, Joseph, laborer, e side 13i w, btw C and D s, nr D.
Osborn, , s side New York av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen.
Osborn, Joseph, laborer, w side 11 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Osgood, Mrs. Ann, widow, w side 7 w, btw Va av and D D, nr D. Ostermayer, B. shoemaker, s side F. n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 13. Otterback, Philip, butcher, w side 8 e, btw L and M s, nr L. Otterback &. Spicer, butchers, e side 9 e, btw M and N s, nr N.
Ourand, , s side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19.
Owen, Evans, & Co. merchant tailors, n side Penn av, btw 14 and
15 w, nr cen. Owens, Thomas, w side G w, btw G and H n, nr cen. Owens, Charles C shoemaker, w side 5 w, btw G and H n, nr cen. Owens, Richard B. house carpenter, n side Mass av, btw 4 and 5
w, nr 5. Owner, James, jr. Post Office Dept, clerk, n side G n, btw 12 and 13
w, nr cen. Owner, Mrs. boarding-house, n side A s, btw Pel av and 1 e, nr Del av. Owner, James, n side Va av, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4.
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Padget, Mrs. boarding-house, c side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Page, William B. oflice of the Treasurer, clerk, n side K n, btw 13
and 14 w, nr cen. Page, F. J. navy, lieutenant, w side 13 \\r, btw G and II n, nr II. Page, Mrs. Eliza, widow, e side 14 w, btw G n and New York av,
nr New York av. Page, Daniel, n side Virginia av, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 5. Paget, Wm. shoemaker, e side G w, btw H and I n, nr I. Paget, Robert, ship carpenter, n side L s, btw 8 and 9 c, nr 8. Paget, Josepb, ship carpenter, s side L s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 9. Paget, Robert, ship carpenter, e side 8 e, btw K and L s,cor L. Paine, Thomas, bouse painter, w side 11 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Paine, O. S. General Land Office, clerk, s side I n, btw 17 and 18
av, nr 18. Palmer, Richard, coachmaker, w side 18 w, btw K and L n, nr K. Pairo, T. W. exchange broker, e side 15 w, btw Penn av and F n,
nr Penn av. Palmer, Charles, butter and cbeese dealer, s side Pennsylvania av,
btw 14 and 15 w, nr 14. Parker, Selby, gloves, perfumery, and fancy store, n side Penn av,
btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen. Parker, G. &. T. grocers, n side Centre Market space, btw 7 and 8
w, nr 7. Parker, Thomas, n side F n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Farker, Moses, n side C n, btw G and 7 w, nr cen. Parker, Geo. s side C n, btw 3 and 4', w, cor 4i. Parker, H. T. tailor, e side 5 w, btw 11 and I n, nr cen. Parker, Thomas, house painter, n side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr
centre. Parker, William II, house carpenter, n side G n, btw 18 and 19 w,
nr cen. Parker, Mrs. Southey, widow, n side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr cen. Parker, Henry, house carpenter, e side 18 w, btw Pennsylvania av
anil F p, nr cen. Parker, James, slater, n side D s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. Parris, Albion K. oflice 2d Comptroller, 2d Comptroller, n side F n,
btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. Parris, Albert, backman, n side K n, btw 21 and 22 w, ror 22. Parrott, W. S. Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, chief ck, George- town. Parsons, James, penitentiary guard, n side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3. Parsons, Mrs. Mary L. grocery, e side 11 c, btw M and N s, nr N. Patent Office, n side F n, btw 7 and 9 w, fronting 8. Patent Oflice building is occupied by the oflice of the Commissioner
of Patents, the room for the models of all patented inventions,
and the Museum of the National Institute. Patriotic Bank, w side 7 w, btw C and I) n, nr D.
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Patterson, R. S. druggist and apothecary, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 9.
Patterson, Mrs. Commodore, n side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, cor 21.
Patterson, Edgar, office Register of the Treasury, clerk, George- town.
Patton, Richard, mathematical instrument maker, s side Pennsyl- vania av, btw 10 and 11 w, nr ccn.
Paymaster General, office south end of the buildings west of the War Department, fust story.
Payne, William, waterman, av side A\ w, btw C and D s, nr D.
Payne, John T. shoemaker, n side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4.
Payne, T. house painter, e side 1 1 w, btw Penn av and E n, cor E.
Peabody, John, n side G n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19.
Peake, Wm. w side 5 w, btw G and II n, nr cen.
Peakc, John, blacksmith, e side 4^ w, btw N and O s, nr N.
Peake, Mrs. Charlotte, seamstress", s side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4.
Peake, John, house painter, s side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4.
Peake, James, blacksmith, w side 5 e, btw L and M s, nr L.
Pearce, Gideon, office 3d And. clerk, Georgetown.
Pearson, Peter, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr I.
Peck, Joseph, saddler, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr G.
Peckham, Sophia, teacher, s side F n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 9.
Peckum, Miss Eliza, teacher, n side Maryland av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12.
Peddicord, Mrs. C. E. mantua-maker, s side D n, btw 13 and 13!; av, nr 13!;.
Pearce, Joseph M. grocery, e side 7 av, btAV D and E n, nr cen.
Pegg, Mrs. Maria, seamstress, n side Louisiana av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Pegg, Wm. blacksmith, av side 11 e, btw L and M s, nr M.
Pendergast, J. shoemaker, w side G w. btw D and E n, nr E.
Penitentiary, s end 4^ st, west.
Penrose, C. B. office Solicitor of the Treasury, Solicitor, s side G n, btw 19 and 20 av, nr 20.
Pension Office, north end of the buildings Avest of the War Depart- ment, 2d story.
Pepper, J. P. marble yard, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 4^ and G w, nr cen.
Perkins, William, dry-good store, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 19 and 20 av, nr 20.
Perry, William M. dry -good store, n side Centre Market space, btAV 7 and 8 av, nr 8.
Perry, Wm. n side D n, btAV 7 and 8 av, nr cen.
Perry & Asbby, dry-good store, n side Centre Market space, btw 7 and 8 av, nr cen.
Perseverance Engine House, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 7 and 9 av, market space.
Peters, Thomas, general agent, e side 11 av, btw Penn av and E n, nr cen.
Peters, Julius A. grocery and wine store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w. nr 10.
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Pettit, Chas. Treasury Department, messenger, n side E n, btw 5 and
6 w, nr 6.
Peterson, W. tailor, n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Pettibone, Jobn, e side 9 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr D. Pettibone, John, coal dealer, B n, btw 14 and 15 w, near canal. Pettibone, Wm. bookbinder, s side B s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Pew, tailor, e side 14 w, btw F and G n, nr G.
Peyton, Mrs. boarding-house, w side 41, btw Penn av and C n, nr
Penn av. Phalen, James & Co. exchange brokers, a side Penn av, btw 6 and
7 w, cor G.
Phelps, G. W. office Quartermaster General, messenger, s side K n,
btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Philips, J. B. lottery and exchange office, n side Penn av. btw 6 and
7 w, nr cen. Phillips, Wm. printer, n side I n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Phillips, James, s side Massachusetts av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Phillips, James B. plasterer, wside G w, btw I n, and Massachusetts
av, cor I. Phillips, Mrs. widow, north side east Capitol street, btw 1 and 2 e,
near 2. Phillips, George M. Mrs. Vancoble's, e side 4^ w, btw Indiana av
and C n, nr Indiana av. Phill, J. teacher, n side D n, btw 13 and 14 av, nr 13. Pic, Mrs. Julia, grocery, e side 7 e, btw K and L s, cor L. Pickerel, Mrs. widow, s side I n, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 10. Picket, John, marine, n side Virginia av, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Pierce, Daniel, umbrella-maker, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 12 and
13 w, nr 13. Pierce, Mrs. boarding-house, Missouri st, btw 3 and 4£ w, nr 3. Piggot, Mason, watchman, e side G w, btw M and N s, cor N. Piggot, Mrs. Rebecca, boarding-house, e side 6 w, btw M and N s,
cor N. Pilling, M. A. trimming store, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 11 and 12
w, nr 11. Pilling, Joseph, leather dealer, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 9 and 10
w, nr 9. Pilling, James, currier, c side G w, btw Pennsylvania av and Missouri
st, nr Penn av. - Pillings, James, house carpenter, w side 9 w, btw L n and New York
av, nr L. Pittman, Mrs. boarding-house, wside 3 w, btw Pennsylvania av and
C n, nr cen. Pittman & Phillips, dry-good store, n side Centre Market space,
btw 7 and 8 w, cor 8. Plant, J. II. grocery, c side 12 w, btw C and L) n, nr cen. Plant, N. wood measurer, c side 13 w, btw C and I) n, nr C. Plant, John, bricklayer, n side N Y av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. "Plant, Geo. H. bricklayer, w side 11 w, btw H and I n, nr cen. Pleasanton, Stephen, office 5th Auditor, 5th Auditor, w side 21 w,
btw E and F n, nr F.
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Plowman, Jesse, house carpenter, s side Massachusetts av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Plummer, Fielder, house carpenter, w side 7 w, btw D and E s, nr E.
Plumsel, Thomas, wheelwright, w side 10 e, btw F and G s, nr G.
Polctta, Joseph, n side Virginia av, btw 4h and 6 w, nr G.
Polk, J. F. office 2d Auditor, clerk, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and 4X2 w, nr 3.
Polkinhorn & Campbell, harness and trunk makers, n side Pennsyl- vania av, btw 4i and G w, nr G.
Polkinhorn, Mrs. Sarah, e side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr G.
Polk's Boarding-House, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 4£ w, nr 3.
Pollard, Richard, printer, n side C n, btw G and 7 w, nr cen.
Pollard, Alfred, house carpenter, s side Pennsylvania av,btw 21 and 22 w, nr cen.
Polton, Wra. w side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr cen.
Poor, M. e side G w, btw E and F n, nr cen.
Poor, Mrs. M. S. rents rooms, e side 14 w, btw F and G n, nr F.
Pope, Wm. s side Pennsylvania av. btw 21 and 22 w, nr cen.
Pope, Mrs. Jane, widow, e side 10 e, btw M and N s, nr M.
Porter, James M. Secretary of War, Fuller's city hotel.
Porter & Offutt, house and sign painters and gilders, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 4i w, nr 3.
Porter, Sidney, n side C n, btw 3 and 4^ av, nr 4h-
Porter, John, plasterer, w side 6 w, btw F and G n, nr G.
Portugal, Minister from, Mrs. Thompson's, n side F n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15.
Post Office Department,* n side E n, btw 7 and 8 w.
Post Office Department is oceupied by the following offices : that of the Postmaster General, Assistant Postmasters General, and Audi- tor of the Post Office Department
Poston, F. B. constable, n side K n. btw 27 and 28 w. nr 28.
Potomac Lime Kilns, extreme west end of I north.
Potts, Samuel J. office Indian Affairs, clerk, s side I n. btw 19 and 20 w. cor 20.
*Thn building, being of marble, is of the most gorgeous exterior. Its lively, brilliant, and spangled whiteness, when brought in com- parison with its motleyed and dingy compeers, begets the idea of bloated imbecility, and premature decay, standing side by side with youthful, healthy, and elastic beauty. But this edifice requires that emblem of strength and dignity — the portico, with its majestic pillars — to give it the true characteristic of a national structure. Though, perhaps, it is fortunate for the fame of all public buildings that may be erected in future in this city, that this one exists in any of the forms of rich and solid marble ; from which material only we can form an allegory of permanency, that wo may take as the type of the
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Poulton, W. E. cooper, w side 8 w. btw Pennsylvania av and D n.
nr D. Powell, C. F. M. & Co. lottery office, n side Penn av. btw 12 and 13
w. cor 13. Powell, Grafton, General Land Office, messenger, n side E n. btw
13 and 14 w. nr 13. Powell, M. tavern, e side 7 w. btw Penn av and B n. nr cen. Powell, Robert J. Post Office Department, clerk, w side 10 w. btw
G and H n. nr If.
Prater, w side 3 w. btw G and II n. nr G.
Pratt, A. physician, n side G n. btw 18 and 19 w. nr 19.
Pratt, William, drawing academy, w side 9 w. btw Pennsylvania av
and D n. nr D. Pratt, C. s side K n. btw 24 and 25 w. nr 25. Prayler, If. blacksmith, s side N s, btw 4^ and C w, nr A\. Prenot, H. w side 4 w. btw G and H n. Prentiss, W. II. junior, upholsterer, n side D n. btw 13 and 13', w,
nr 13J. Prentiss, VV. H. State Department, keeps printed documents, n side
D n. btw 13 and 13* w. nr 13*. Prosprei, Francis, musician, n side G s. btw 7 and 8 e. nr 8. Public Buildings, office of Commissioner, Capitol, west centre base- ment.
Pulitzie, musician, n side 1 s, btw G and 7 e. nr G.
Pullin, Joseph, e side 5 e. btw L and M s. nr L. Pull in, James, laborer, e side 11 e. btw 1 and K s, cor I. Pumphrey, Levi, livery stable, n side C n. btw \\ and 6 w. nr G. Puniphrey, Levi, livery stable, n side C n. btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Pumphrey, Dennis F. livery stable, n side C n. btw G and 7 w. cor G. Puniphrey, Jackson, house carpenter, n side M s. btw Ah and G w.
nr 4 1 . Purdon, John, city lunch, s side Penn av. btw 14 and 15 w. cor 15. Purdy, J. house painter, n side Penn av. btw 1 and 2 w. nr cen. Purley, Mrs. E. widow, e side 12 w. btw I and K n. nr I. Pursell, Thomas, importer and dealer in china, glass, &.c. s side Penn
av. btw G and 7 w. nr cen.
durability of thm Union. The sandstone structures have ever ap- peared to us as the suitable embodiment and proper symbol, for the apprehension of weakness expressed so frequently, of the danger of the Union crumbling to pieces by its own weight. But, thank heaven, the solid minds that formed this nation have transmitted to their pos- terity the strength and the skill to uphold it. Then let this strength and skill be preserved, by presenting to the public mind, in the archi- tecture of the country, such sentiments of fairly-proportioned grand- eur, as will forbid the establishment of that weakness of thought which only can destroy. — CompUt r
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Preston, E. butcher, s side Penn av. btw 44 and 6 w. nr 4£.
Preston, Anthony, e side 9 w. btw G and H n. nr G.
Prettyman, Mrs. Mary, widow, n side H n. btw 18 and 19 w. nr 18.
Preuss, Mrs. widow, s side Indiana av. btw 3 and 44 w. nr 44.
Preuss, Charles, n side Massachusetts av. btw 4 and 5 w. nr 4.
Price, John, coachmaker, s side L n. btw 14 and 15 w. nr 15.
Pritchard, Edmund, printer, e side 12 w. btw I and K n. nr I.
Prout, Mrs. widow, s side C n. btw 3 and 44 w. nr cen.
Provost & Wallingsford, billiard saloon, n side Penn av. btw 44 and
6 w, nr 4|. Provost, Alexander, s side Pennsylvania av. btw 9 and 10 w. nr cen. Prussia, Minister resident from, Mrs. Ulricas, e side 15 w. btw F
and G n. nr G.
a.
Quartermaster General, office of, War Department building, first
story. Queen, Barney, n side K n. btw 27 and 28 w. cor 28. Queen, Miss Eliza, e side A\ w, btw Pennsylvania av and C n, nr
Penn av. Queen, John, w side 8"e, btw I and K s, nr K. Queen, Mrs. Eliza, widow, n side K s. btw 9 and 10 e. nr 9. Queen, R. T. office 2d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Quigly, Daniel, e side lie, btw M and N s, nr M. Quigly, Michael, wheelwright, s side N s, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 11. Quincy, A. H. General Land Office, clerk, s side New York av. btw
9 and 10 w, nr cen. Quincy, Thomas, General Land Office, packer, 3 side New York av,
btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen. Quincy, Miss, teacher, s side II n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18.
R.
Radcliffc, James, constable, s side Penn av, btw G and 7 w, nr G. 'Radcliffe, William, grocery, near the river, btw 10 and 11 w. Radec, John, tailor, n side G n, btw G and 7 w, cor 7. Ragon, Daniel, cartman, e side 134 w, btw C and D s, nr C. Rainey, Samuel, Ordnance Office, clerk, Goorgetown. Railroad Depot, n side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 w, cor 3. Ramsey, James M. office 1st Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Randall, N. A. General Land Office, clerk, n side Penn av, btw 21
and 22 w, nr 21. Randall, G. A- W. grocery, s side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 12. Randall, Henry, office 3d Auditor, clerk, s side I n, btw 20 and 21
w, nr 21. Randcll, Mrs A. W. fancy dress maker, n side D n, btw G and 7
w, nr G. Randcll, George, printer, u ^ide D n, btw G and 7 w, nr G.
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Randolph, James I. Gen Land Office, clerk, n side I n, btw 6 and 7
w, nr 6. Randolph, Mrs. E. grocery, e side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Randolph, W. B. office Treasurer, clerk, s side Md av, btw 12 and
13 w, nr 13. Random, Benedict, s side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 21. Random, Benedict, blacksmith, w side 22 w, btw I and Perm av, nr I. Ranncl, Mrs. widow, n side 1 n, btw Conn av and 16* w, nr cen. Ratclirle, Joseph, w side 8 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Ratclidc, Lewis, penitentiary, guard, s side II n, btw 4 and 5 w,
nr cen. Ratclilfe, Wm. n side Maryland av, btw 13 and 13', w, nr 13. Raub, George, n side Md av, btw 13' and II w, nr 13'. Raw lings, William J. merchant tailor, n side Centre Market space,
btw 8 and 9 w, cor 9. Ran lings, W. J. tailor, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Rawlings, VV. n side G n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Raw lings, John, s side Penn av, btw 24 and 25 w, nr 25. Rawlings, Isaac, brass founder, e side New Jersey av, btw K and L
*, nr L. Rawlings, James, laborer, c side 7 c, btw Va av and L s, nr Va av. Rawlings, David butcher, w side 14 c, btw II and I s, nr 1. Ray, Mary, grocery, n side F n, btw 13 and 14 W, nr 13. Ray, Josiah s side G n, btw I and 2 w, nr 2.
Ray, Alexander, pension a^ent, n side F n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19. Rearden, Michael, constable, n side I n, btw 7 and 8 w, cor 8. Redd, J. L. w side 7 w, btw II and 1 n, nr II. Rcddall, VV. C. Ordnance Office, clerk, w side 13 w, btw G and II
i), nr II. Rcdfcrn, Samuel, grocery, n side II n, btw 18 and 19 w, cor 19. Redman, Joseph, shocrnaker, n side I n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Recce, hum, blacksmith, e side 0 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Reed, David C. merchant tailor, s side Pcnn av, btw 4| and 6 w,
cor 6. Reed, B. VV. grocer, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, cor 13. Reed, .lesse H. painter, w side 8 w, btw L and M n, nr L. Reed, Andrew, laborer, av side \3h w, btw I) s and Md av, nr D. feeder, John, shoemaker, e side 0 w, btw G and II n, nr H. Rccdor, Mrs. corset maker, w side 11 w, btw Penn av and E n, nr I'.. Reese, Andrew, upholsterer, s side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Reeves, James, house carpenter, n side. L n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr cen. Reeves, R. B. cabinet maker, w side 8 w, btw D ami E n, nr I'.. Register of the Treasury, office Treasury Dept, 2d story. Register of city Corporation, C. II. Wiltbergcr, < *it\ Hall, wot wing,
2d story. Register of Wills, Edward X. Roach. City II. ill, west wins:, 8d Story. Rcidy, Morris, fruit store, n side D n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. Reilv, J. H. w side 12 w, btw Penn av and K n, nr E. Reily, Philip, tailor, e side 2 e, btw A and B n, nr cci\. Reis, B. professor of music, s side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Revnolds, Charles, w side 2 c, btw B and C s, nr C.
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Reynolds, Joseph, Office Aud Post Office Dept, clerk, Georgetown. Rhea, Daniel, bootmaker, s side Perm av, btw 4~ and 6 w, nr 41 Rhea, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, s side C n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen. Rhodes, James, butcher, e side 9 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Rice, N. War Dept, clerk, c side 6 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Rice, Richard, grocery, e side 14 w, btw B and C B, nr B. Rice, Mrs. widow, w side 2 e, btw A s and East Capitol st, nr A. Rich, Charles, s side C n, btw 3 and 4g w, nr 3. Rich, William, n side G n, btw 20 and" 21 w, nr 21. Richards, William, n side Md av, btw (3 and 7 w, nr 7. Richardson, William, bacon store, s side G n, btw 6 and 7 w, cor 7. Richardson, William, bacon dealer, e side 7 w,btw F and G n, nr G. Richardson, Luke, s tdde M n, btw 13 and 14 w. Richardson, George S. wood yard, c side 13^ w, btw E and V s,
cor E.
Richardson, , plasterer, s side B n, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4.
Richardson, Judson, constable, n side K s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr r,. Ricketts, A. butter dealer, s side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17. RickettS, Robert, Office 5th Auditor, clerk, n side 1 n, btw 20 and
21 w, nr cen. Ridgely, Lloyd, laborer, n side Mass av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Ridgely, William G. Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks, chief clerk,
Georgetown. Rigdon, Mrs. grocery, s side East Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr cen. Rigglcs, Thomas, scavenger, e side 16 w, btw I and K n, nr 1. Riggs, G. W. s side New York av, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. Rigsby, Stanislaus, s side Va av, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3.
Riley, , tavern, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 41 w, nr cen.
Riley, William R. dry good store, n side Centre Market space, btw;
7 and 8 av, cor 8. Riley, Boyd, proprietor medicated vapor bath, w side 10 w, btw E
and F n, cor E. Riley, Benj. T. General Land Office, clerk, w side 10 w, btw E and
F u, cor E. Riley, John, n side F s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Riley, Thomas R. wood dealer and steamboat agent, btw 10 and 11
w, near the river. PJley, Thomas, w side 9 w, btw F and G s, nr G. Riley, Edmond, shoemaker, s side East Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e. Riley, Francis, tavern, e side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr K. Riley, Francis, blacksmith, n side L s, btw 8 and 9 c, nr 8. Rind, Samuel S. office 3d And, clerk, Georgetown.
Ringgold, , n tide I n, btw 19 and 2i) w, in 20
Ringgold, James (S. State Dept, clerk, Geo]
■RiorJar!, James, bookseller, n 'jide Penn av, btw 4.^ and G w, nr cfii, ■Ritchie, Hiram, tinner, s *idc Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. RUtenhou&e, B. F. n tide G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Rittenhouse, C. R. Bank of the Metropolis, clerk, Georgetown. Bitter, James H. dentist, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen. Hitter, If. G. tobacconist, n side Penn av, btw 11 and 12, nr 11.
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Rives, John C. editor of the Globe, n side E n, btw 13 and 14 w nr ccn. '
Rixter, Miss, mantua maker, w side 6 w, btw D and E n nr E Roach, Edward N. register of wills, W .side 8 w, btw G and" II i,,
loach, Ambrose, w side 9 w, btw M and N n, nr cen. Robb, Michael, blockmaker, n side Va av, btw 7 and 8 e nr 7 Roberts, John, physician, w side 8 e, btw G and 1 s, nr I Robertson, N. R. w side 8 w, btw New York av and I n, nr cen Robertson, William, chimneysweep, w side 22 w, btw G and H
Robertson, John, n side D s, btw C and 7 w, nr 7.
Robertson, William, Post Office Dept, clerk, Georgetown
Robey, Mrs. Surah, grocery, w side 6 e, btw Virginia av and G s, nr
Virginia av. Robey, Mrs. E. widow, e side 10 c, btw M and N s, nr M. Robins, P. shoemaker, s side C n, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 10 Robins, Thomas, w side 12 w, btw Mass av and L n, nr Mass av. Robinson, E. B. printer, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Robinson, H. R. lithographer, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 4^ w, nr ccn. Robinson, John G. house carpenter, s side Louisiana av, btw 9 aDd
10 w, cor 10. Robinson, John G. w side 7 w. btw G and H n, nr cen. Robinson, Samuel, house carp'ter, w side 7 w, btw G and H n nr G Robinson, George, tailor, w side G w, btw H and I n, nr I. Robinson, John, War Dept, watchman, w side 17 w, blw Penn ar
and H n, cor H. Robinson, J. W. nside B n, btw Del av and 1 e, cor 1. Rochat, H. tavern, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w. nr 22. Rodman, Gilbert, Treasury Dept, clerk.
Roe, Richard, sen. bricklayer, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cett. Roe, Ricr.aH, jr. bricklayer, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Roemmele, John C grocery, e side IS w, btw I and K n, cor K. Rolls, Nicholas, boarding-house, s side G n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7, RonckendorfF, Mr3. confectioner, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 4i and
6 w, nr cen. Rooker, J. office Commis Public Buildings, clerk, s side C n, btw
2 and 3 w, nr 2. Roper, E. II. & Co. black and whitesmiths, n side E n, btw 12
and 13 w, nr 13. Roper, E. H. blacksmith, e side K n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 11. Rose, Adam, joiner, c side 7 e, btw Va av and L s, nr Va av. Ross, D. J. grocery, n side H n, btw G and 7 w, nr G. Ross, Mis. Mary, boarding-house, e side 9 w, btw E and F n, cor E. Rothwell, Andrew, lax collector, e side 7 w, btw 1 and K n, nr K. Rothwell, Andrew, tax collector. City Hall, west wing, 2d storv Row. Gotlieb, shoemaker, w side 10 e, btw L and M », nr M. " Rowan, G. dress maker, w side 9 w, btw D aDd E n, nr E. Rowane, John J. Patent Office, clerk, 9 side A s, btw 1 and 2 e nr 2 Kudd, E. grocsry, e side 8 e, btw K and L b, nr K.
Royal, Mrs. Anne, editor Huntress, -widow, s side B n, btw 3 and 4
e, nr 3. Rumpff", Mrs. Sophia, grocery, e side 11 av, btw Md av and E s,nr E. Kupert, A. tavern, e side 9 w, btw Perm av and D n, nr D. Rust, R. B. Post Office Dept, clerk, Georgetown. Russell, F. A. grocery, n side II n, btw 7 and 8 av, cor 7. Russell, Miss Jane, seamstress, w side lie, btw I and K s, nr K. Rutherford. A. grocery, s side D, btw 13 and 13| w, cor 13. Ryland, Rev. YVm. navy, chaplain, av side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr I.. Ryon, John T. grocery, n side Louisiana av, btw G and 7 w, nr cen. Ryon, Michael, stone cutter, s side N s, btw 4 J. and 6 w, nr 4j.
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Sanders, Mr?, seamstress, w side 0 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Sanderson, Thomas, brass founder, e side 10 e, btw M and X s, nr M. Sardinia, representative from, Brown's Hotel . Sardo, Michael, w side 10 w, btw G and H n, cor II.
- Saunders, David, office Auditor Post Office Dep't, principal clerk, n
side E n, btw 6 and 7 av, nr cen . Sauter, W. confectionary, s side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 av, nr cen.
- Savage, George, variety store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 av, nr 9. Savage, George, n side D n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9.
Scantling, , stone mason, s side B s, btw New Jersey av and
1 e, nr New Jersey av . Schelig, F. X. s side I n, Mav 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Schench, B. variety store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10, Schlegel, F. tailor, e side 9 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr cen. Schmidt, Luis, lock maker, e side 9 av, btw D and E n, nr cen . Schneider, F. A. blacksmith, n side G n, btw 19 and 20 w, cor 20. Schneider, LeAvis H. lock maker, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w.
nrll. Schneider, Fredrick, e side 19 av, btw F and G n, nr cen. Schneider, Augustus, e 3ide 19 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Schneider, A. grocery, s side Penn av. btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Schofield, Mrs. teacher, e side 6 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Schofield, Joseph L. av side 8 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Schofield, Miss Martha, tailoress. av side 5 w.btw G and H n, nr cen. Schwartz, Joseph, office Commissary General Subsistence, me senger,
n side E n, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 19. Schuts, H. tailor, e side 7 av, btw F and G n, nr F. Scott, Mrs. A. H. boarding house, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 41 w
nr 3 . Scott, Mrs. widow, s side F n, btw C and 7 w, nr cen. Scott, William B. navy agent, s side II n, btw 19 and 20 av, nr 19- Scott, J. F. eoal yard, a end 7 w, nr canal. Scott, Sabret, s side K n, btw 24 and 25 w, nr cen. Scott, Mrs. Eliza, widow, w side 4; w, btw F and G s, nr G. Scott. George, n side Maryland av, btw 6 and 7 e, cor C. Seott, William A. n side Maryland av, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 6.
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Scott, Samuel, constable, s side K s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7.
Seott, Mrs. Ellen, widow, e end K s.
Scrivner, John, General Land Office, messenger, s side F n, btw G
and 7 w, nr G. Scrivner, James, w side 12 w, btw Mass av and L n, nr Mass av. Scrivner, Thomas, Capitol, watchman, n side A n, btw Delaware av
and 1 e, nr cen. ■ears, Mrs. L. A. tailoress, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Sears, J lector, carpenter, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Seaton, W. W. editor National Intelligencer, mayor of Washington,
s side E n, btw 7 anil S w, nr cen. Seaton's Garden, n end G w. Sebert, Simon, s side B s, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Secretary of the Senate, office Capitol, north wing, rotunda story. Selby, James, laborer and cartman, w side 13| w, btw B and C s,
nr C. Selby, Henry, blacksmith, e side 7 e, btw H and I s, nr II. Selden, Cary, e side Delaware av, btw U and C n, nr cen. Selvy, Thomas, cartman, w side 13 w, btw C and D s, nr C. Semmes, T. F. wine store, Granite row, n side Penn av, btw 3 and
41 w, nr cen . Semmes, T. F. e side G av, btw E and F n, nr F. Semmes, Edward, wine store, n side Penn av,btw 4', and G w, nr 4'^. Semmes & Murray, wholesale grocers, s side Penn av, btw 4\ and G
w, nr 4| . Sengstack,C. P. house painter, s side Penn av,btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Sengstack, Charles, house painter,s side 1) n. btw 12 ami 13 w, nr J2. Sergeant, John, book binder, n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Sergeant, John, bo jk binder, n side Penn av, btw 1 1 and 12 w. cor 12. Serren, William, constable, s side I n, btw 20 and 2l w, nr 20. Sessford, John, 4th Auditor's Office, clerk, s side D n, btw II and 12
w, nr 11. Sessfoid, Mrs. widow, n side D n, btw G and 7 w, nr cen. Sessford, Joseph, house carpenter, n side C n, btw 1 1 and 12 w, nr 11. Session Room of Wesley chapel, w side 5 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Seuferle, Jacob, baker, n side F n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor G. Seven buildings, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w. Sewell, Thomas, physician, w side 4 J. w, btw C n and Louisiana av,
cor C. Sewell, J. carpenter, n side Mass av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. jBeXSOlith, John, boot and shoemaker, n side Penn us, btW 9 and 10
w, nr 9. Sexsmith, E. milliner and mantuamaker, s side Penn av, btw 9 ami 10 w, m-9.
Sexton, , s side F n. btw 2 and 3 av, nr 3.
Shaekleford, James, Thomsonian practitioner, n side E n, btw 8 and
9 w, nr 9. • Shanks, Michael, n side E n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 18. Shaw, John, printer, n side V n. btw 13 and 14 w, cor 13. Shaw, Richard, haekman, n sideH n, btw 5 and G w, nr .r>. Shaw & Day, wood and eo.il yard, w side 14 w, nr the canal
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Shcahan, John, fruit store, s side Penn av, btw 4g and 6 w, nr 6. Sheckle, R. tavern, e side 7 w, btw Pcnn av and B n, nr cen. Shedd, James J. butcher e side 13£ w, btw Maryland av and E s,
cor E. Shedd, W. P. provision dealer, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w,
cor 11. Sheid, Thompson, turner, n side L n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr cen. Shelton, Samuel, blacksmith, n side Va av, btw 9 and 10 e, nr 10. Shelton, Mrs. Sarah, widow, w side K s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 11. Shepherd & Hanly, lumber and wood yard, w side 7 w, btw Penn
av and B n, nr canal. Sherdan, Patrick, shoemaker, n side K s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 8. Sheriff, Mrs. Ellen, widow, w side 7 w, btw D and E s, nr D. Sherlock, Mrs. boarding house, n side C n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Sherman, Chas. E. w side 3 w, btw Penn av and C n, nr C. Shermon, George, blacksmith, n side K s, btw 10 and 1 1 e, nr 10. Sherry, Dominic, blacksmith, e side 1 1 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Sherwood, Samuel, n side I n, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 6. Shields, James W. Treasury Dep't, messenger, n side H n. btw 12
and 13 w, nr 13. Shields, Mrs. boarding house, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Shields, Mrs. widow, w side 5 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Shields, Thomas, cabinet maker, w side 14 w, btw H and I n, nr I.
Shine, , teacher, s side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3.
Shine, Archibald R. teacher, n side Virginia av, btw 4 and 5 e, cor 5. Shorter, Fanny, a nurse, n side I n, btw 15 and 16 w, nr 16. Shreeves, Caleb, hucksterer, w side 7 w, btw L and M n, nr L. Shreeves, John, hucksterer, w side 7 w, btw K and L ft, nr K. Shreeves, James, w side 7 w, btw I and K n, nr K. Slireve, Samuel, hucksterer, n side I n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. Shryrock, Mrs. H. boarding house, n side E n, btw 13 and 14 w,
nr 14. Shugroo, John, tailor, w side 6 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Shultz, Theodore, marine, w side 8 e, btw F and G s, nr G. Shucking, Alfred, n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Sibley, Solomon, n side Mas3 av, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4. Sietz, George, baker, n side N s, btw 4i and G w, nr 4?. Silo, F. G. locksmith, n side B n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21. Simmons, William, General Land Office, clerk, s side New York av,
btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. •Simmons, Augustus, cartman, w side 13£ w, btw B and C s, nr C. Simmons, John, blacksmith, n side M s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9. Simms, Elexius, n side F n, btw 13 and 14 av, nr cen. Simms, Elexius, grocery, n side F n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 13. • Simms, Edward , n side C n, btw 3 and 4J w, nr cen. Simms, Mrs. John D. widow, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w,
nr cen. Simons, John, constable, e side New Jersey av,btw B and C s, nr cen. Simons, Daniel, laborer, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Simons. Stephen, shoemaker, s side B s, btw New Jersey av and 1 e,
nr New Jersey a v.
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Simpson, Mrs. widow, n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and ? w, nr 6. Simpson, Presley, oftice Auditor Tost Office Dep't, clerk, e side 12
w, btw G and H n, nr cen. 'Sinclair, George, tavern, s side G s, btw 11 and 12 w cor 11. Sinnot, Miss, teacher, w side 7 w. btw D and E s, nr E. Sinon, John, n side Maryland av, btw 3 and 4.1, w, nr 1'.. Siousa, Charles, plasterer, w side 18 w, btw J I and I n, nr Cen. Siousa, W. lithographer, e side Centre Market space, btvv Penn av
and C n. Siousse, John, Bank Metropolis, messenger, n side New York av,
btw 12 and 13 w, nr J2. Siriun, George, navy, gunner, n side Ya av, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 1U. Six building.-, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w. Sjoholm, F. VV. .silversmith, e side 11 w, btw F and G n, nr ecu. Skinner, Price, s side Louisiana av, btw 9 and 1(1 w, nr 9. Skinner, John S. Post Oftice Dcp't, Assistant Postmaster General, w
side 12 w, btw E and F n, cor F. Blurring, J. bricklayer, n side 11 n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr G. Slade, Edward, s side Perm ax, btw 3 and 4 c, nr 4. Slater, William, brush maker, n side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Slight, Piiugle, house cafpenter, n side 1 w, btw F and C s, nr F. • Small, Jacob, house carpenter, n side L s, btw G and 7 e, nr 7. Smallwood, J. ship carpenter, c side 7 e, btw Virginia av and L s, nr L. ' Smith, William, engraver, w side 9 w, btw New York av and 1 n, nr
New York av. Smith, Mary, confectioner, n side F n, btw 14 and 15 w. cor 14. Smith, John H. oiiice 3d Auditor, clerk, s side F n, btw 13 and 11
w, nr cen. Smith, Philip, teacher, n side G n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr G. Smith, John, Post Office Department, clerk, s side G n, btw 11 and
12 w, nr cen. Smith, Joseph A. watchman, n side D n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 1 1. Smith, U. P. lawyer, City Hall, basement story, east wing. Smith, Daniel, printer, e side 13 w, btw C and D n, cor C. Smith, Andrew, Treasury Ofliee, clerk, s side G n, btw 13 and 14
w, nr ecu. Smith, A. n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Smith, Mrs. boarding house, n side La av, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Smith, J. B. H. lawyer, s side Indiana av, btw 3 and \'. w, nr 4'. Smith, Mrs. Jane, widow, seamstress, w side 9 w, btw 1) and E n,
nr D. Smith, Henry, e side 1 1 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Smith, A. Thomas, Navy Department, chief clerk, c side 12 w, btw
Penn av and E n, nr cen. Smith, 1. Canfield, General Land Office, clerk, s side N Y av, btw
9 and It) w, nr 10. Smith, J. Cross, Rev. pastor 4th Presbyterian Church, s side N Y av,
btw 9 and 1U av, nr 9. Smith, T. coach factory, s side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr Penn av. Smith, P. e side 6 w, btw G and II n, nr H. Smith, William, engineer, w side 8 w, btw N Y av and I n, nr I.
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Smith, Samuel Harrison, w side 15 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Smith, Thomas L. office Register of the Treasury, Register, n side
K n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Smith, Bayard, n side K n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Smith, W. L. II. shoemaker, e side 5 av, btw H and I n, cor 5. Smith, Thomas, livery stable, e side 19 w, btw Penn av and I n, nr
Pcnn av. Smith, Richard, Bank of Metropolis, cashier, n side Executive way,
btw Lafayette Square and 15 w, nr 15. Smith, John, hackman, w side 4k av, btw Maine street and Md av, nr
Maine street. Smith, Herman, waterman, n side M s, btw 4^ and 6 w, nr 4!,. Smith, Fleet, s side B s, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Smith, Elijah, laborer, n side B n, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Smith, Mrs. L. boarding house, n side e Capitol street, btw 1 and
2 e, nr 1. Smith, George, penitentiary, guard, e side 3 c, btw N and O s, nr N. Smith &. Proud, brick makers, south end A\ c, nr the river. Smith, Cyrus, block maker, n side L n, btw 3 and 4 w, nr 4. Smith, John, grocery, n side M s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 11. Smith, William, carpenter, n side M s, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 12. Smith, Eleanor, a nurse, n side K n, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Smitson, Thomas, blacksmith, n side M s, btw 4), and 6 w, nr 4$. Smitson, E. shoemaker, w side 3 e, btw M and N s, nr If. Smoot, Samuel C. physician, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Smoot, Mrs. boarding-house, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr ceu. Smoot, Samuel, n side K n, btw 2G and 27 w, nr 26. Smoot, Joseph, s side K n, btw 2G and 27 w, nr 2G. gmoot, Mrs. widow, e side lie, btw N and O s, nr O. gmoot, John H. joiner, w side 7 e, btw 11 and I s, nr 1. gmoot's Lime-kiln, w side 27 w, btw K and L n, nr cen. Snyder> Nicholas, blacksmith, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 10, nr canal. Snyder> Nicholas, blacksmith, c side 11 w, btw L and M n. Soalgers> John, w side 7 w, btw L and M n, nr L. Solicitor of the Treasury, office Treasury Department building,
second story. Sollers, William, upholsterer, s side C n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen. Sorrel, Jacob, laborer, s side D s, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Souders, Lewis, laborer, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. South Capitol street, the street running south from the Capitol. Spain, Minister from, Green's Row, c side 1 c, btw e Capitol street
and A s. Spalding, H. C. & Co. dry good store, n side Centre Market space,
btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8. Spalding, Susan, carpet weaver, n side G n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8. Spalding, R L. printer, w side 6 w, btw 11 and 1 n, nr II. Speak, Mrs. C. E. tailoress, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 13. Spectator Office, n side La av, btw 6 and 7 w, cor 7. Spedden, Edward, printer, s side I n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8. Speiden, William, navy, purser, w side 10 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Speiden, William A. cooj>er, n side K n, btw 25 and 26 w, nr 2G.
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Speiden, Mrs. Ann, widow, w side 7 c, btw II and I ft, nr I. Spence, Christopher, shoemaker, n side I n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 5. Spencer, John C. Treasury Department, Secretary of the Treasury,
w side Lafayette Square, btw Executive Way and H n, nr cen. Spencer. Samuel, butcher, n side F n, btw 25 and 26 w, nr cen. Spicer, Frederick, butcher, s side M s, btw 9 and 10 e, cor 9. Spicnul, William, huckster, w side 7 w, btw K and L n, nr K. Spillman, Thomas, shoemaker, s side H n, btw 19 and 20 w, nr cen. Sprig, Mrs. B. boarding-house, e side 1 e, btw e Capitol st rnd A 5,
nr cen. Sprigg, Thomas, pump maker, n end 10 w. Spurner, James, laborer, c side 5 e, btw F and G ?. nr G. Springman, John, huckster, n side Md av, btw 4; and 6 w, nr G. Stalling*, John F. house painter, n side E n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 12. Stallings, John P painter, n side F n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 6. Stanford, W. S. H. e side n Capitol street, btw B and C n, nr C. Stanley, Thomas, house painter, w side 9 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Stanley, Frank, n side N Y av, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14. Stansbury, Arthur J. s side c Capitol st, btw I and 2 e, nr 2. Staples, Henry, laborer, s side B s, btw 13 and 13^ w, cor 13. Starr, William, tailor, n side La av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. State Depart-nent, east of the President's House, fronting on 15 w
and Executive Way. State Department Buildings is occupied by the following offices :
that of the Secretary of State, 2d Comptroller, and 5th Auditor. St. Clair, Mrs. milliner and mantua maker, n side Centre Market
space, btw 8 and 9 w, nr cen. St. Clear, George, tavern, c side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr D. Steamboat Wharf, s -ide 11 street w.
Stegagnini, L. marble yard, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, cor 1. Steer, P. J. tailor, s side I n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Steiger, William T. General Land Office, principal clerk of surrej 9,
w side 8 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Stephens, E. grocery, e side 14 w, btw E and F n, nr E. Stephens, Robert, blacksmith, n side 1 s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4. Stepper, Mrs. Mary, makes sausages, s side M s, btw 11 and 12 c,
nr 12. Stetson, Mrs. M. D. widow, w side 6 w, btw F and G n. nrccn. Slettinius, William k George, dry good store, n side Penn av, btw
6 and 7 w, nr 7. Stcttinius, Samuel, railroad agent, s side La av, btw 4^, and 6w, Iir4|. Stettinius, William, w side 4', w, btw La av and 0 n, nr La av. Stephens, Mrs. widow, c side 11 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Stephens, Leonard L. bloekmaker, w side 8 c, btw F and G s, nr G. Stevenson, W. O. tailor, w side 6 w, btw 1) and E n, nr E. Stevenson, Mrs. Jane, grocery, s side L n, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 9. • Stevenson, Joseph, sawyer, n bide F s, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Stewart, Walter, billiard room, n side Penn av, btw 14 and lo w,
Stewart, George W. grocery, n side H n, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 12. Stewart, W. H. furniture dealer, n side E n, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 11.
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Stewart, C. W. grocery, w side 12 w, btw H n and N Y av, cor II. Stewart, William, cartman, w side 12 w, btw G and II n, nr G. Stewart, Mrs. widow, w side 14 av, btw F and G n, nr G. Stewart, William M. Pension Office, clerk, w side 14 w, btw F and
G n, nr G. Stewart, Mrs. Margaret, widow, av side 11 w, btw G and H n, nr G. SteAvart, Walter, e side 11 w, btw G and H n, nr cen. SteAvart, W. F. Capitol, messenger, av side 9 av, btw I n and N Y av,
nr cen. Stewart, Mrs. Ann E. widoAv, av side 10 av, btw N Y av and K n,
nr cen. SteAvart, Mrs. Commodore, n side I n, btw Conn av and 16 av, nr 16. SteAvart, J. C. tavern, n side Md av, btw 13g and 14 \v, cor 13^. SteAvart, Richard, house carpenter, n side Md av, btAV 4.1 and 6 av,
nr 6. SteAvart, C. W. Capitol, messenger, n side A n, btw Del av and 1 e,
nr 1. Stiilings, John, cabinet maker, e side 7 e, btw L and M s, cor L. St. John's Church, Rev. Dr. HaAvley. e side 16 w, btw H and I n,
cor H. St. MattheAv's Church, Catholic, Rev. Mr. Donelan, n side II n, btAV
14 and 15 av, cor 15.
Stoddard, , s side F n, btw 2 and 3 av, nr 3.
Stokes, George, wheelwright, n side Va av, btAV 6 and 7 av, nr 6. Stone, W. L. engraver, s side D n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 11. Stone, A. M. n side B n, btAV Del av aftd 1 e, nr cen. Stonecutter's Society, room Buckingham's Hall. Stott, Charles, druggist and apothecary, n side Penn av, btw 6 and
7 w, cor 7. Stott, Samuel, grocery, n side I n, btAV 20 and 21 w, cor 20. Stott, Samuel, w side 19 w, btw G and H n, nr cen. St. Patrick's Church, Catholic, Rt. Rev. Mr. Mathews, n side F n,
btvv 9 and 10 w. St. Peter's Church, Catholic, Rev. Mr. Van Horscigh, w side 2 e,
btw C and D n, nr C. Stracy, John, w-side 6 w, btw F and G n,[nr cen. Strahan, Charles, teacher, n side H n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen. Straubs, James, pottery, e side 7 av, btw K and L n, nr cen. Stretch, Mrs. boarding-house, s side C n, btw 4; and 6 w, nr cen. StringfelloAv, Rev. Horace, pastor Trinity Church, w side 5 w, btw
E and F n, cor E. Stubbs, Edward, State Department, clerk, av side 9 av, btw F and G
n, nr cen. Stull, John L. Treasury Department, revenue, licut'nt, Georgetown. Sturgeon, James G. Post Office Department, clerk, n side La av,
btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Subsistence, office Commissary General, centre building west of the
War Department, second story. Sullle, Mrs. M. dressmaker, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Sugarhouse, av side N J av, btw N and O s, nr N. Suit, , e side 4 av, btw G and H n, nr 11.
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Suit, John, laborer, n side 1 s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4.
Sullivan, Jeremiah, marble yard, e side 15 vv, btw Pcnn av and F n,
nr cen. Sullivan, John, e side 7 w, btw E and F n, nr ecu. Summers, Owen, saddler, e side 7 w, btw F and G n, nr cen. Summers, James, e side 5 w, btw H and I n, nr I. Surgeon General of the army, office n side G n, btw 17 and 18 w,
nr 18. Surveyor of the city, VV. P. Elliott, office City Hall, west wing,
second story. Suter, John, office Auditor Post Office Department, principal clerk,
e side 7 w, btw D and E n, cor E. Suter, Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, n side G n, btw 5 and G w, nr cen. Suter, Alexander, Farmers' and Mechanics1 Bank, Georgetown,
clerk, n side G n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Suter, Thomas R. s side G n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Sutherland, Mrs. grocery, s side e Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Sutton, John, house carpenter, e side 5 e, btw L and M s, nr L. St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, n side F n, btw 9 and 10 w. Swain, Benjamin, house carp'ter, n side D n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Swan, Benjamin, house carp'ter, n side D n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13, Swann & Swann, lawyers, w side 5 w, btw D and F. n, nr D. Swann, Mrs. Frances, widow, w side 5 w, btw D and E n, nr D. Swann, Mrs. Leah, widow, n side Va av, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Sweeny, George, City Post Office, clerk, w side 7 w, btw D and E
n, nr E. • Sweeny, Edward, tavern, w side 7 w, btw K and L n, nr K. Sweeny, Mrs. Mary, widow, s side e Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 1. Sweeny, Mrs. tavern, s side A s, btw 1 e and N J av, nr N J av. Sweeting, H. W. Virginia House, n side C n, btw 4 | and 6 w, nr 6. Sweden, Charge d'Affaires from, s side Penn av, btw 17 and 18 w. Symington, J. army, major, s end \\ street w. Symonds, John, n side F n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 2. Sypes, Henry, laborer, n side B n, btw 22 and 23 w, nr 23.
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Tabler, John, merchant tailor, w side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr D.
Talbert, Wm. ship carpenter, s side 1 s. btw 11 and 12 e, nr 12.
Talbert, Thomas, ship carpenter, n side K s, btw 11 and 12 e, nr 12.
Talbot, Alex, house carpenter, e side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr H. •Talty, M. tavern, w side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr cen.
Tanner, Paul, shoemaker, n side M n, btw 26 and 27 w, nr cen.
Tasco, George, cartman, s side D s, btw 13£ and 14 w, nr 14. -Tastet, N. office Auditor Post Office Dept, clerk, s side B s, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 11.
Tate, Wm. R. blacksmith, e side Vermont av, btw H <wd I n, nr H.
Tate, Alexander, stone cutter, n side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen.
Tate, Sarah, widow, s side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Tate, James, stone cutter, n side A 3, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3.
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Tayloc, Mrs. Col. widow, n side New York av, btw 17 and 18 w,
cor 18. Tayloe, Benjamin O. e side Lafayette sq, btw Executive way and II
n, nr cen. Taylor, Franck, bookseller, n side Penn av, btw 4i and 6 w, nr G. Taylor, Mrs. Jane, boarding-bouse, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10,
w, nr 9. Taylor, James, clock and watchmaker, s side Penn av, btw 4\ and
G w, nr 6. Taylor, SamueJ IT. bricklayer, n side L n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Taylor, Alfred, bricklayer, e side 5 w, btw II and I n, nr 1. Taylor, Harrison, w side 7 w, btw I and K n, nr K. Taylor, Jobn, bricklayer, e side 22 w, btw B and C n, nr B. Teacher, Robert, bouse carpenter, e side 4 e, btw L and M n, nr L. Teeman, Benjamin J. turner, w side 7 w, btw Va av and D s, nr D. •Templeman, George, document and law book store, s side Penn av,
btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen. Tench, S grocery, w side 8 e, btw 1 and K s, cor K. Tench, Stanislaus, bookseller, e side 10 w, btw K and L s, nr L. Thaw, Mrs. widow, n side New York av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. ■Thaw, John, office And Post Office Dept, clerk, s side East Capitol
st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 1. Texas, Charge d'Affaires from, Mrs. Bowen's, w side G w, btw D and
E n, nr D. Theatre, National, n side E n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr con. Thomas, J. M. physician, s side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Thomas, Joseph, carpenter, s side J n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Thomas, Miss, drawing academy, s side E n, btw 13^ and 14 w,
nr cen. Thomas, William, tavern, e side 13 w, btw Penn av and E n,
cor B.
Thomas, , e side 15 w, btw F and G n. nr F.
Thomas, Lewis, cartman, e side 11 w, btw E and F s, nr F. -Thomas, Henry, watchman, w side 10 w, btw K and F s, nr F. Thomas, Moses, laborer, w side 9 w, btw F and G s, nr G. Thomas, Edward A. house carpenter, w side 4h w, btw F and G
s, nr G. Thomas, Mrs. Eliza, widow, e side 3 e, btw N and O s, nr N. Thomas, John, carpenter, w side 3 e, btw L and M n, nr L. Thomas, L army, assist adjutant general, Georgetown. Thompson, George, office Top Engineers, chief clerk, Georgetown. Thompson, Joseph It. merchant tailor, n side Penn av, l>tv\- ■!.', and
G w, nr 6. Thompson, Richard, proprietor of the life preserver, s side Penn av,
btw 3 and 4.', w, nr 4i. Thompson, J. E. W. cabinet maker, n side n, F btw 13 and 14
w, nr cen. Thompson, Mrs. Adeline, boarding-house, n side F n, btw 14 and 15
w, nr 15. Thompson, E. & W. cabinet makers, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w,
nr 13.
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Thompson, G. L. navy, engineer, s side F n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr ceii. Thompson, Elizabeth, boarding-house, n side G n, btw 7 and 8
w, nr 8. Thompson, L. shoemaker, s side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Thompson, Joseph, Missouri st,btvv A\ and G w, nr cen. Thompson, Richard, Missouri si. btw 3 and A\ w , nr 3. Thompson, Joseph, shoemaker, e side Jl w, btw Penn av and E n, nr E. -Thompson, William, magistrate, n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Thompson, William, police otlice, e side G w, btw La av and C n,
cor La a v. Thompson, Mrs. boarding-house, e side 8 w, btw Penn av and D n.
nr Penn av.
Thompson, Joseph, house carpenter, e side 9 w, btw D and E n,
cor E.
"Thompson, Wm. house carpenter, w side 5w, btw G and II n, nr G.
Thompson. Mrs. widow, n side N York av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18.
Thompson, Miss Eleanor, dress maker, n side H n, btw 18 and 19 w,
nr 19. Thompson, Mrs. Maria, widow, w side 17 w, btw New York av and
E n, nr New York av. Thompson, Archibald, bricklayer, n side Bn, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 2L Thompson, James, oflke 3d Auditor, chief clerk, s side M n, btw kJ4
and 25 w, nr 24. 'Thompson, John, teacher, s side Md av, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 10. Thompson, Andrew, painter, e side 4, w, btw Md av and C s, nr C. Thompson, Benedict, laborer, w side 3 o, btw M and N s, nr M. Thompson, Geo. house carpenter, w side 3 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Thompson, Mrs. E. widow, w side 2 e, btw B and C s, nr B. Thomson, George, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Thorn, Henry, wood -yard, e side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Thornly, Thomas, grocery, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr I. Thornton, Mrs. Dr. n side F n. btw 13 and 14 av, nr 14. Throop, J. V. N. engraver, Missouri st, btw A\ and 6 w, nr fi* Thorpe, Mrs. M. A. boarding-house, w side btw E and F n, nr E. -Thumlert, William, boot factory, sside Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr C. Thumlert, William, w side 6 w, btw G and II n. nr cen. •Thumlert, James E. grocery, near the river, btw 11 and 12 w. Thursbey, Wm. house carpenter, n side G n, btw 21 and 22 w, m 8 I Thurston, Thomas L. s side C n, btw 41 and 6 w, nr cen. "Thurston, Buckner, judge, w side 3 w, btw Penn av and C n, nr cen. Tiber,* the inlet of the Potoma< commencing at 17 Btreet nr, and ascending to 3 street w.
■ The name that this stream bears is generally thought by for- eigners, as also by many Americans who visit the city of Washington, an appellation that was the bestowal of our youthful vanity, and originating in a desire to assume a name, which had been borne on the tide of renown for more than twenty-five* centuries, and associate
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Tidball, Mrs. w side 17 w, btw H and I n, nr II. Tilley, Mrs. boarding-house, w side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Tilley, Charles, tailor, w side 10 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Tims, Mrs. boarding-house, s side A s, btw N Jer av and 1 e, nr 1. Tobacco warehouse, e side 3 e, btw M and N s, nr cen. -Todd, William B. n side F n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Todd, William B. hatter, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Todd's rooms, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Toler, H. w side 7 w, btw E and F s, nr E.
Tolson, Mrs. boarding-house, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 4i w, nr 3. Tolson, .7. F. baker, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Tonge, R. coppersmith, n side E n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Tonge, R. coppersmith, w side 7 w, btw D and E n, nr E. Topographical Engineers, Bureau, centre building west of the War
Dept, 1st story. Torbert, James, office lst.Aud, clerk, n side D n, btw 3 and 4 w, nr 3. Totten, J. J. Corps Engin'rs, Col. n side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr2l. Towers, John T. printer, w side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Towers, John T. book and job printing office, w side 10 w, btw Penn
av and D n, cor Penn av.
it with our metropolis, when it had not yet emerged from infancy, and before it possessed any adornment beyond that described by the Irish poet, Mr. Moore, who visited this city in 1604, and after- ward proved himself to be one of its most satiric and scorning de- riders. He describes it in one of his poetic epistles, as —
" This fam'd metropolis where fancy sees Squares in morasses, obelisks in trees."
He, also, in the same epistle, in reference to this particular stream, exclaims :
" And what was Goose creek once is Tiber now ;" which satiric line he explains by a note to his verse ; thereby in- forming his readers that it is •« A little stream that runs through the city, which, with intolerable affectation, they have styled the Tiber. It was originally called Goose creek." And the said line and ex- planatory note have ever since existed as a far spread and famed record ; and is often quoted as the proof affirmative of the correct- ness of the charge, fact, and inference, of a ridiculous desire to mimic greatness by the assumption of time-honored names, bui which must hereafter exist only as a record derogatory of its own truth, as the following copy of an extract from an ancient tract book now in possession of the present mayor of Washington will most conclusively prove ; and by which the satire of the poel will be deprived of its in- tended severity by its want of truth to make it keen ;
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Towle, N. C. Post Office Dept, clerk, s side A s, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Towles, James, house carpenter, n side II n, blw 8 and 1) w, nr cen. Towles, James, house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw E and F n,nr E. Townley, Mrs. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 11 and 15 w,
nr cen. Townley, J. s side K n, btw 26 and 27 w, nr 26. Townsend, J. K. e side 14 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Towson, Nathan, army, paymaster general, w side 17 w, blw New
York a v and F n, cor F. Travers, Mrs. E. II. mantua maker, w side 18 w, btw II and 1 n, nr II. Travers, Nicholas, n side Perm av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Travers & Jackson, grocery, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. Tucker, E. a side C n, btw 4i and 6 w, nr cen. Treasury of the United States, office Treasury Department building,
1st story. Treasury "Department, w side 15 w.
" June the 5th 16G3. " Layd out for Francis Pope of this Province Gentleman a parcel of land in Charles County called Room lying on the East side of the Anaeostia River, begining at a marked oak standing by the river side the bounded tree of Captain Robert Troop and running north by the river for breadth the length of 200 perehe3 to a bounded oak stand- ing at the mouth of a bay or inlet called Tiber, bounding on the north by the said belt and line drawn east for the length of 320 perches to a bounded oak standing in the woods on the East with a line drawn south from the end of the former line until] you meet with the exteriour bounded tree of Robert Troop called Scotland Yard on the south with the sd [said] land on the West with the sd [:;aidj River containing and now laid out for 400 acres more or less.'^
There can not now be any doubt of the said stream having borne the name of " Tiber" for upward of one hundred and thirteen years before the separation of this country from the British empire, and for one hundred and thirty-seven years before the present site of the city was occupied as the seat of Government.
The poetic " squares in morasses" and " obelisks in trees" have disappeared before the advancing genius of our city, and solid struc- tures of comfort, elegance, and utility, have usurped their places. It is beginning now to be of but little import, whether what was " Goose creek" once is "Tiber" now. For, alas ! the name of either, whether it be derived from the classic and blood-dyed stream of ancient Piome, or its sacred and gabbling bird, must in a short time disappear, as certainly as the " squares in morasses" and " obelisks in trees" have done, and will, ere long, be submerged in the obliv- ious waters of that name of modern utility, " The Canal." — Compiler.
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Treasury Department* building is occupied by the following offices, that of tlie Secretary of the Treasury, Attorney General, First Comptroller, First Auditor, Third Aoditor, Treasurer, Register, Solicitor, and General Land Office.
* It really does seem that the next most foolish thing to building a house on a foundation of sand, is to build a sand house on a firm foundation. Why Congress in making an appropriation for this building, (the Treasury,) should confine the material for its construc- tion to sandstone, is more than a thinking and economical people can fully comprehend. But, fortunately, they have been tardy in granting the means for its completion, and something may yet be done for the architectural fame of the nation. The north and south wings, when constructed, will be the most conspicuous portions of the building, and it is, therefore, hoped that their material is now em- bedded in some marble quarry which will hereafter afford to talent in designing, and skill in executing, their just reward, by enabling them to present to the country such additions to this edifice as all may be proud of. They will then use material of sufficient solidity and adhesiveness to form arches of wide and appropriate expanse, and columns of classic models strong enough to support them, and leave upon the mind of the beholder the idea of symmetrical strength un- strained.
This building, at present, certainly does not reach a proper con- ception of what it ought to be ; no view of it ever arouses any por- tion of an idea of sublimity ; and indeed, if all its purposes of utility were not answered, it would present prominent points of the ridicu- lous. Then why construct a national building and apply to it all the essential adornments that have descended to us from ancient theory and fact, of material which from its inherent weakness can not give to it any of their forms or proportions of grandeur?
The eastern colonnade of this building presents to the view a range of columns that can hardly be described in any other Avay than as being almost in lock.-step with each other, and which required but little more architectural skill and taste to erect them than to build an upright wall to support a roof. Science could have meas- ured with minute accuracy, and with marble for its material, would have given such appropriate and exact distance to the columns, that must have left each to support, by its isolated strength, the precise v/eight that was proper to its form ; and this form and the expanse
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Tree, L. city post office, clerk, w side 12 \v, btw E and F n, nr cen. 7'rei, Raphael, musician, wside 8 w, btw G and I s, nr I. Trimble, Matthew, grocery, w side 7 e, btw K and L n, nr L. Trinity church, Rev. Mr. String-follow, w side 5 w, btw D and E
n, nr cen Triplet, T. J. butter dealer, n side K n, btw 14 and 15 w, cor 15. Trook, John N. letter carrier, s side Va av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. True, Loring B. teacher, n side E Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr cen. Trueman, Henry, bricklayer, n side I n, btw 5 and G w, nr 5. Trunnel, Rezin, n siuti D s, btw 13^ and J 4 w, nr 14- Truscot, John, plasterer, e side 10 w, btw X York av and K n, nr K. Tschifl'ely, Charles, Top Bureau, clerk, s side II n, btw 19 and 20
w, nr 19. Tucker, Enoch & Son, merchant tailors, n side Penn av, btw 6 and
7 w, nr G. • Tucker, Samuel, tailor, n side C n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen, Tucker, James, e side 11 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. 'Tucker, F. A. w side 6 w, btw F and G n, cor F.
Tucker, w side 12 w, btw K and L n, nr K.
Tucker, John, city post office, messenger, s 9ide B s, btw 10 and 11
w, nr 10. Tucker, John, blacksmith, w side 8 e, btw K and L s, cor K. Tucker, Mrs. widow, w side G e, btw F and G s, nr G. Tucker, William, blockmaker, n side K s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 10. Tuel, Larry, joiner, n side Va av, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Tuoly, Timothy, e side 12 w, btw C and D n, nr D. Tuomy, Patrick, laborer, e side 13| w, btw C and D s, nr D. Turnbull, William, Topograpical Eng, major, n side F n, btw 20 and
21 w, nr cen. Turner, John, laborer, w 3ide 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Turner, V. Gen Land Office, clerk, Georgetown. Turpin, James, printer, e side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. Turpin, Mrs. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Turton, Ferdinand, shoemaker, n side II n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19. Turton £c Barron, house carp'crs, s side E n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10. Turton, James, house carpenter, e side 11 w, btw 1 and K n, nr I. Tuston, Bev. S. s side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17. Tutler. John A. bookbinder, n side H n. btw 6 and 7 w, nr G. Tweedy, Robert, n side G n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. •Tyler, H. B. marine, captain, s side 1) 9, btw 2 and 3 e, cor 2. Typograpical Society, room, Buckingham's Hall.
of entablature being mutually proportioned, there would then be presented a fagade of general congruity ; and if all and each part was based on a desire to represent conceptions of sublimity, we would then have had that outward style of architecture which has always commanded the respect of barbarians, has been the tutor to advancing refinement, and has stood for ages the shocks and wear of the ele- ments.— Compiler.
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Ulricil, Mrs. H, boarding house, e side 15 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Underwood, J. office 1st Auditor, chief clerk, e side New Jersey av,
btw B and C s, nr cen. Union Engine House, s side II n, btw 18 and 19 w, cor 19. Unitarian Church, Rev. Mr. Bulfinch, n side D n, btw 5 and G w,
cor 6. Upperman, W. II. grocery, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and 4', w,
nr cen. Upshur, Abel P. State Department, Secretary of State, n side F n,
btw 20 and 21 w, nr 21. Uttermehle, Win. tailor, e side 7 w, btw F and G n, nr F. Uttermdhle, Wrn. tailor, e side 9 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Uttermuhle, C. VV. tailor, w side 7 w, btw C and D d, nr een.
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Vancoble, Mrs. boarding house, e side 4^ w, btw Indiana av and C
n, nr Indiana a > . Vandelier, George, printer, w side 10 w, btw New York av and K
n, or cen. Vanhorn, Jeremiah, grocery, s side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Van Ness, John P. w side 17 w, btw B and C n, nr C. Van Patten, C. H , surgeon dentist, n side Penn av, btw G and 7 w,
nr 7. Van Reswick, Joseph, machinist, n side N s, btw 2 and 3 e, nr 3. Van Reswick, YVilfoni, house carpenter, s side L s, btw 3 and 4 e,
nr 3. \ an Reswick, Thompson, house carpenter, s side L s, btw 3 and 4
e, nr 3. Van Riper, Ilaman, hatter, n side K s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 8. Van Tyne, John P. office 3d Auditor, clerk, s side New York av, btw
12 and 13 w, nr 13. Van Zandt, N. B. offiee 1st Comptroller, clerk, n side Mass av, btw
11 and 12 w, cor 12. Varden, J. machinist, n side F n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Varden &. Kelly, chair factory, s side B n, btw 9 and 10 w, near the
canal- Varnum, Mrs. widow, e side 8 v.', btw Penn av and I) n, nr cen. Venable, George, Madisonian printing office, clerk, n side E D, btw
9 and 10 w, nr 10. Venable, William, s side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Venable, John J. slop carpenter, n side. K s, btw G and 7 e, nr 7. Venable, William S. turner, n side Virginia av, btw 7 and 3 e,eor 7. Vernon, Henry, tailor, s side I n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Vinson, Charles, office 3d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Visser, J. embroidery store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9.
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Voorhees, Borden M. Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Re- pairs, chief clerk, w side 17 w, btw II and I n, nr I.
Voss, W. clock and watchmaker, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12."
w.
Wade, Julm II. Bank of Washington, messenger, c side C w, bfw
G and II n, nr cen. Wadsworth, A. S. navy, commodore, n side K n, btw 12 and 13 w,
nr 12. VVaggaman, Mrs. boarding house, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and
A\ w, nr cen. VVaggaman, John II. General Land Office, clerk, w side 20 w, btw
G and H n, nr II. VVagler, F. A. s side H n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17. Wagoner, Anthony, carpenter, a side 1 n, btw i] and 7 w, nr cen. Wailes, Isaac H. Capitol, watchman, s side B n, btw Delaware av
and 1 e, nr cen. Wailes, Mrs. Dorothy, widow, w side 6 w, btw F and G s, nr G Wainwrieht, Mrs. widow, n side E n, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 13. Waisier, Israel, carpenter, e side 10 e, btw M and N s, nr M. -Waite, Matthew, slater, w side 3 w, btw Pennsylvania av and C n,
nr Pennsylvania av. Walker, Robert J. senator, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 20. "Walker, VVm. house painter, \\ side \'A w, btw C and 1) s, nr D. Walker, Wm. S. blockmaker, w side 3 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Walker, F. laborer, e side 4 e, btw L and M s, nr L. Walker, Wm. huckster, n side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Walker, Henry, house painter, w side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr M. Walker, George W. marine, major, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 2
and 3 e, nr 2. Walker, Mrs. Isabella, boarding house, n side Pennsylvania av, btw
6 and 7 w, nr 7 Walker, John, victualler, e side 7 w, btw I) and E n, cor D. Walker, Mrs. widow, n side K n, btw (i and 7 w, nrcen. Walker, Thus, house carpenter, e side 6 w, btw (J and II n, nr G. Walker, Samuel, stonecutter, w side o W, btw G and II n, cor H. * Walker, J. T. house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw K and L n, nr K. -Walker, Charles, house carpenter, n side Massachusetts av, bi.v 4
and 5 w, cor 5. Walker, Henry, victualler, n side I n, btw IS and 19 w, nr 19 Walker, Henry, printer, e side l(j w , btw I and K o, nr cen. \N alker's slaughter house, e side 16 w, btw I, and M n, nr cen. Wall, Samuel, n side K u, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8. W al ace, Wm. constable s side 11 n, btw f> and 7 w, nr 7. Wallace, R. Post Office Department, clerk, e side 9 w. btw G and
H n, nr H. Wallace, Thomas, n side IJ n, btw Del av ami 1 e, nr Del av. - Wallach. C. s notarj public, City li.ill we t wing ba ement
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Wallach, Richard, lawyer, s side La av, btw <U and 6 w, nr <U.
Waller, Wm. quarrier, e side 22 w, btw G and H n, nr II.
Waller, Robert, waterman, n side 7 s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Waller, James D. watchman, n side A n, btw Del av and 1 e, nr 1.
Wallingsford, Alfred, e side 9 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr cen.
Walsh, J. C. navy, lieutenant, n side F n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22.
Walsh, Francis, apothecary, w side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr I.
Waiting, Wm. M. grocery, s side D n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 11.
Wannell, C. P. grocery, w side 9 w, btw I n and N Y av, cor I.
Waples, James, w side 1 1 w, btw F and G s, nr F.
War Department *, fronts on Executive Way and 17 street.
War Department building is occupied by the following ollices: that of the Secretary of War, Commanding General, Adjutant Gene- ral, Quartermaster General, and Second Auditor. The buildings occupied by the public, west of the War Department, contains the Topographical, Ordnance. Subsistence, Paymaster General, Pen- sion and Bounty Land Offices. The building north west of the War Department contains the Engineer office.
*This building, with its various dependencies, as also the buildings of the State and Navy Departments, are of such inflammable materials, and filled with the like contents, that a single spark of fire may be the cause of their entire destruction, and consequently that of their valuable deposits ; their very appearance, joined to the past fate of similar edifices, makes a powerful appeal to Congress to substitute for them fire-proof buildings.
We would here also say that the interior of the fire-proof build- ings are not perfectly safe, and we would take the liberty of suggest- ing that iron cases be furnished to all the rooms, they being the only certain means of preservation for the accounts, and in many instances the historieal records of the country. And wc believe that this in- combustible, and in every way safe material, could be obtained at a cost even less than the ornamental wood which is now used for that purpose. A reminiscence at this moment flashes across our mind of the imminent peril in which was once placed the valuable records of the Revolution, including many of the Washington and other papers, that have since been saved from the repetition of such danger by their publication. The writer of this, at the time referred to, was employed on special business by the State Department ; he had finished the business of the day, and was just leaving his room, when he fancied that a spark of fire crossed the range of his vision, and had fallen among some bundles of paper ; he sought for it, but in vain, till lie WW hurried from the room by the importunities of several gentle-'
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Ward, E. R. merchant tailor, n side Perm av, btw 3 and 4| Wj nr 3. Ward, F. blacksmith, s side H n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Ward, Nicholas, tavern, s side C n, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 12, "Ward, Ulysses, lumber and coal yard, w side 12 w, nr canal. Ward, Ulysses, Missouri st, btw 4h and 6 w, nr 4i. Ward, George, n side Mass av, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4. Ward, P'rancis, blacksmith, e side 7 w, btw L and M n, nr M. Ward, Mrs. C. widow, w side 8 w, btw I n and New York avenue,
nr cen.
Ward, n side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 20.
Ward, William II. machinist, n side N n. btw Ah and G w, nr \\.
Warder, Marnix, s side 1 n, btw G and 7 w, nr cen.
Warder, Walter, wood, lime, and coal yard, w side 12 w, btw B and
C n, cor C. Warder, Walter, e side 12 w, btw B and C s, nrC. Warfield, Abraham, scourer and dyer, c side 7 e, btw Virginia av
and I s, nr I. Waring, Basil, Solicitor's office, clerk, s side I n, btw 18 and 19 w,
nr 19. Waring, R. M. w side 7 w, btw D and E s, nr E.
Warner, n side G n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 2.
Warner, Henry, ship carpenter, s side G s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10- Warrel, Elizabeth, seamstress, n side L s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7. Warren, R. M. & Co. hardware store, s side Pennsylvania av, btw G
and 7 av, nr 6. Warring, B. H. office Indian Affairs, clerk, n side F n, btw 19 and
20 w, nr 19. Warrington, Lewis, navy, commodore, s side Pennsylvania av, btw
17 and 13 w, nr 17. Warthen, Charles, bricklayer, e side 24 w, btw I and K n, nr cen. Warthen, Win. R. bricklayer, s side F n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. -Warwick, J. shoemaker, e side 11 w, btw Mary'd av and E s, nr K. Washburn, Mrs. A. widow, w side 12 w, btw H and G n, nr II. Washburn, Sylvanus N. w side 12 w, btw H and G n, nr II. Washington, R. C. dry-good store, n side Centre Market space, btw
8 and !) w, nr 8. Washington, K. C. s side E n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7.
men who were waiting for him ; but a feeling of apprehension rested upon his mind, lie returned with his companions, and, under their jokes at what they called his groundless fears, when we all began to throw aside the bundles to be satisfied that no evil could happen, and fortunately discovered that the spark had passed nearly to the bottom of them, and had there ignited — it was immediately put out. This circumstance is related to prove that there is no certain safety from fire, without the use of incombustible substance as a protection and cover to that which is inflammable. — Compiler,
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Washington, Perrin, oflice Auditor Post Office Department, clerk, s
side C n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Washington, Bailey, navy, surgeon, w side 6 w, btw D and E n, nr cen. Washington, Mrs. Matilda, widow, e side 13 w, btw C and D n,
nr cen. Washington, Lund, sen. oflice 1st Comptroller, clerk, s side New
York av, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Washington, Lund, jun. s side I n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21. Washington, Peter G. office Auditor Post Office Department, cbiej
clerk, Georgetown. Waters, William, magistrate, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 20 and 21
w, nr 20. Waters, Jonn, dry-good store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Waters, David, n side H n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Waters, E. n side C n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr cen. Waters, David, auctioneer, e side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr D. Waters, E. wood, lime, and coal yard, w side 12 w, btw C and D n,
cor C. "Waters, John, constable, w side 10 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Waters, John N. s side L n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Watkins, George S. State Department, clerk, a side New York it,
btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Watkins, Tobias, physician, e side 9 w, btw G and JI n, nr H. Watson, James, shoemaker, n side H n, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen. Watson, Wm. General Land Office, clerk, w side 19 w, btw G and
II n, cor G. W'atson, Andrew J. navy, purser, w side 19 w, btw G and 11 n,
cor G. Watson, John, n side M n, btw 15 and 16 w, nr cen. Watson. James, Register's office, messenger, n side M n, btw 15 and
16 w,'nr 16. Watson, Mrs. widow, w side 19 w, btw G and H n, cor G. Watts, R. K. magistrate, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11. Watterson, George, e side 2 e, btw B and C s, nr B. Waugh, Wm. B. office Indian Affairs, clerk, n side K n, btw 7 and
8 w, nr 7. Waugh, T. oflice Indian Affairs, clerk, w side 19 w, btw Pennsyl'
vania av and I n, nr I. Wayson, Edward, blacksmith, w side 8 e, btw F and G n, nr G. Weatherall, James, n side K s, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Webb, Miss, n side G n, btw 10 and 11 w, cor 10. Weber, C. musician, e side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr 1\. Weber, Joseph B. laborer, w side 6 e, btw F and G s, nr G. Webster, Sam. house carpenter, w side 3 c, btw M and N s, nr N. Whector, Jacob, lamp lighter, n side. Mass av, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
Weeilen, coachmaker, n side E s, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 1 1.
Wciglilman, Henry, w side 8 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Weinderlick, J. baker, w side 7 e, btw K and L s, nr K. Welch. Charles, merchant tailor, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr I. Wells, Mrs. widow, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21. Well:; Corneliu- . n side Maryland av, btw 13| and 14 w, cor 14.
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Welsh, Lewis, office Auditor Post Office Department, clerk, George- town. Werner, J. II. T. locksmith, n side Louisiana av, btw 6 and 7 w,
nr cen. Weser, Ferdinand, watchmaker, s side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Wesley Chapel, Methodist, Rev. W. B. Edwards, s side F n, btw 5
and 6 w, eor 5. West, John, coffee house, s side Penn av, btw G and 7 w, nr G. West, George, photographer, n side E n, btw G ami 7 w, cor 7. West, W. II. Treasurer's office, clerk, w side 13 w, btw B and C s,
nr C. Western Public Free School, s side G n, btw 13 and 14 w, cor 14. Westfield, David, cabinet maker, s side Maryland av, btw G and 7
w, cor 7. Wechter, Mary, huckster, s side I n, btw £» and G w. nr G Weston, C. B. e side G w, btw G and II n, nr II. Whalen, Patrick, stone mason, n side D n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13. Whaley, John T. patent lock manufacturer, s side Pennsylvania av,
btw 4i and 6 w, nr G. Wheat, J. II. Post Office Department, clerk, w side 11 w, btw G
and II n, nr cen. Wheat, John, gardener, w side 4} w, btw N and O n, nr N. Wheat, William, printer, e side 3 e, btw N and O s, nr N. Wheatlv, William, Penitentiary, clerk, n side P n, btw 41 and C w,
nr 4.i. Wheatly, Mrs. widow, n side B n, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2. Wheatly, Win. J shot- maker, e side New Jersey av, btw B and C s,
nr C. Wheatly, George, huckster, e sid3 1 e, btw A and B s, nr B. Wheeler, Theodore F, e side 10 w, btw Penn av and C n, cor C. Wheeler, George W. cabinet maker, e side 20 w, btw G and II n,
nr cen. Wheeler &. Ruff, cabinet makers, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 17 and
18 w, nr cen. Wheeler, 'J. P. office Post Office Department, clerk > side Ver-
mont av, btw II and I n, nr H. Wheeler, Wm. house carpenter, w side 11 w, btw Maryland av and
E s, nr cen . Whipple, Joseph, e side 7 e, btw II and I s. nr H. Whitaker, John F. printer, n side I n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 18. White, James C. boot and shoemaker, n side Penn av, btw 11 and
12 w, nr 12. White k Brother, dry good store, s side Penn av, btw G and 7 w,
nr cen. White, John, sexton, Foundry Chapel, n side G n, btw 13 and 14
w, ur 14. White, William, e side 4 '. w, btw Indiana av and C n, nr Indiana av. White, Enoch, printer, w side 10 w, btw G and H n, nr II. White, Richard, e side 7 w, btw (', and H n, nr G. White, Thomas, pilot, w side 13 \ w, btw D s and Md av, nr Md aT, ■While, James, s side D n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10
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White, Mrs. Ellen, widow, s side e Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 1. j
White, Samuel, carpenter, n side M s, btw 9 and 10 e, nr 9.
White, Ann, widow, n side M s, btw 9 and 10 c, nr 9.
White, Samuel, ship carpenter, s side Va vv, btw 8 and 9 e, nr cen.
Whitecomb, Robert, s side I n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21.
Whiting, William, shoemaker, w side 20 w, btw Penn av and II n,
nr H. Whitmore, William W. laborer, n side M n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7. Whitney, L. F. boarding house, n side Penn av, btw 2 and 3 w,
nr cen. Whitney, William, boot and shoe manufacturer, s side Penn av, btw
6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Whitney, William, w side 6 w, btw G and H n, cor H. Whitney, J. shoemaker, s side Penn av, btw 13 and 13| w, nr cen. Whitney, J. shoemaker, s side e Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr cen. Whitney, Charles, wheelwright, w side 4 e, btw K and L s, nr L. Wickliffe, C. A. Post Office Department, Postmaster General, e side:
7 w, btw E and F n, nr E.
Wilhurn, Rezin, laborer, s side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4. Wilburn, Edward, miller, n side I n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Wilburne, VV. H. slater, w side 7 w, btw L and M n, nr L. Wilburne & Parker, slate yard, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w,
nr 10. Wilcox, A. F. office Adj't Gen, w side 19 w, btw H and I n, nr I. Wilcox, C. J. office Com Gen Sub, clerk, Georgetown. Wilcoxen, Mrs. Ellen, widow, n side. I s, btw 12 and 13 e, nr 12. Wilde, II. J. s side N Y av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. -Wilkes, Charles, navy, commander, w side h Capitol st, btw B and
C n, nr C.
Wilkinson, , e side 9 w, btw I n and N Y av, nr cen.
Wilkinson, N. B. chimney sweep, e side 7 e, btw L and M s, nr L.
Wilkinson, Barney, laborer, s side I s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7.
Willet, Voltaire, boarding house, s side C n, btw 4| and 6 w, nr con.
Willet, Beniah. house carp'ter, w side 11 w, btw F~ and G n, nr cen.J
Willet, Benjamin, e side 4 w, btw F and G n, nr F.
Williams, W. A. silversmith and jeweller, n side Penn av, btw 3 and)
44 w, nr 4!;. Williams, James, cabinet maker, n side Penn av, btw 4i and C w,
nr 4$. Williams, J. G. marine, captain, n side F n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Williams, John VV. Register1* Office, clerk, s side G n, btw 13 and
14 w, nr 14. Williams, Wilkinson, bricklayer, s side I n, btw 0 and 7 w, nr cen. Williams, T. J. Past Office Department, clerk, n side E n, btw 9 and
10 w, nr ciii Williams, Thomas, house painter, n side E n, btw G and 7 w, nr 7. Williams, William A. Missouri street, btw 4i and 6 w. nr 4.1. Williams, James, <■ side 4!, w, btw Penn av and C n, nr Penn av. Williams, Mis. J. A. widow, e side 8 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr Williams, William, e side 14 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Williams, Jame,. v, side 5 w, btw <i and H n, cor H,
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Williams, John, shoemaker, w side 8 w, btw I and N Y av, nr cen.
Williams, Thomas, s side G n, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 2.
Williams, L. cabinet maker, n side Penn av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17.
Williams, John L. w s de 12 w, btw Mass av and M n, cor M.
Williams, J. A. e side 5 w, btw H and I n, nr cen.
Williams, Mrs. Sarah, widow, n side E n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 20.
Williams, H. C. s side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17.
Williams, John W. Register's Oflice, clerk, s side B s, btw 13 and
13i w, nr 13. Williams, Mrs. D. A. widow, e side 7 w, btw B s and Md av, nr B. Williams, Zadock, grocery, e side 3 e, btw N and O s. nr N. Williams, Jeremiah, oflice 1st Auditor, clerk, Georgetown. Williams, Brooke, oflice Adjutant General, chief clerk, Georgetown. Williamson, R. H. General Laud Oflice, clerk, e side 10 w, btw D
and E n, nr K. Williamson, Benjamin, house carpenter, w side 10 w, btw G and H
n, nr H. Williamson, Joseph, oflice Commanding General, messenger, s side
I n, btw 22 and 23 w, nr 23. Williamson, Mrs. Jane, widow, s side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17. Williamson, John H. General Land Oflice, Recorder, w side 19 w,
btw I and K n, nr K. Williamson, James, blacksmith, w side 2 e, btw B and C s, nr B. Willis, William, sawyer, av side lie, btw I and K s, cor I. Wilncr, Geo. saddler, w side 9 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr Penn av. Wilson, Daniel, Capitol, police, n side Penn av, btw 1 and 2 w, nr 1. Wrilson, William, n side Centre Market space, btw S and 9 w, nr 9. Wilson, Mrs. boarding house, n side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 12. Wilson, John, house carpenter, n side G n, btw 14 and 15 w, cor 15. Wilson, Patrick, grocery, s side G n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Wilson, Joseph S. General Land Oflice. principal clerk, private land
claims, w side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr cen. WTilson, N. L. oflice Auditor Post Oflice Department, clerk, n side
I n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. Wilson, John, land agent, s side I n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 11. Wilson, Thomas, boarding house, n side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr ecu. Wilson, Miss Harriet, w side 7 w, btw G and H n, nr H. Wilson, Win. house carpenter, e side 20 w, btw G and II n, cor II. Wilson, John D. Pension Oflice, clerk, n side F n, btw 19 and 20 w,
nr 19. Wilson, John, house carpenter, w side 17 w, btw Penn av and II n,
nr II. Wilson, Wm. butcher, w side \3h w, btw D s and Md av, nr Md av. Wilson, John, house carpenter, w side 4r-, w, btw N and O s, nr N. Wilson, David, tavern, s side N s, btw A\ and b' w, nr G. Wilson, John, farrier, a side e Capitol st, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Wilson, George, navy, gunner, nenr Eastern Branch market. Wrilson, Thomas, blacksmith, w side 7 e, blw II and I s, nr I. Wrilson, George, blockmaker, n side K s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 10. Wilson, Peter, General Land Oflice, clerk, Georgetown. Wilson, Jnmes C. Engineer Oflice, clerk, Georgetown,
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Wiltberger, C. 11 register of the corporation, City HalJ, west wing,
second story. Wimsct, Ignatius R. grocery, s side Md av, btw 12 and 13 w, cor 12. Wimset, Richard, wood measurer, w side 11 w, btw E and F s,
cor E. "Windom, Mrs. binds shoes, n side I n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8. — Wineberger, Cyrus H. baker, e side 11 w, btw Md av and E B, nr
Md av. Wingerd, J. P. General Land Office, clerk, Georgetown. Winkler, Morris, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Winn, Mrs. Rebecca, widow, s side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Winston, Isaac N. e side 6 w, btw Missouri srcct and Penn av, nr
Missouri street ^-—Winter, W. H. tobacco, snuff, and segar store, n side Penn av, btw
^ and 6 w, nr 6. Wirt, John L. Capitol, watchman, e side n Capitol st, btw 13 and C
n, nr C. Wise, Tully R. office 1st Auditor, 1st Auditor, w side 22 w, btw F
and G n, cor G. Wise, James, wheelwright, H n, btw 20 and 21 w. — - Wise, William, w side 4| w, btw Md av and C s, nr C.
Witwell, Mrs. widow, e side 1 e, btw e Capitol st and A n, cor A. — Wood, C. F. house carpenter, s side F n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr cen. Wood, William, General Land Office, clerk, n side C n, btw 3 and
4\ w, nr 4\. Wood, Charles W. house carpenter, e side 9 w, btw E and F n, nr F. Wood, Mrs. Ann, widow, e side ] 1 w, btw Md av and E s, nr Md av. — Wood, Edward, cartman, n side F n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10.
Wood, Henry S. constable, e side 3 e, btw e Capitol st and A s, nr A.
Wood, John, blacksmith, av side 7 w, btw K and L s, nr K.
Wood, Hugh, boot and shoe maker, c side 11 w, btw Penn av and E
n, nr cen. Woods, Miss M. A. dress maker, e side 15 w, btw Penn av and F n,
nr Penn av. Woods, John, laborer, n side M s, btw 4\ and 6 w, nr 6. Woods, Dennis, laborer, n side M s, btw 4* and 6 w, nr 6. Woodside, Miss Hannah, boarding house, s side G n, btw 14 and 15
w, nr 15. Woodward, C. stove and grate store, n side D n, btw 10 and 11 w,
nr cen. Woodward, Clement, w side 11 w, btw G and H n, nr G. Woodward, William, printer, n side Mass av, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 6. Woodward, Thomas, marshal's deputy, s side K n, btw 25 and 26 w,i
nr 25. Woodward, Amos, blockmaker, av side 3 e, btw M and N s, nr M.
* Woodward, , tinner, n side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 4.
Woolford, , boot and shoemaker, s side I n, btw 9 and 10 av
nr cen. Wools, Stephen, & Son, hatters, n side Penn av, btAV 4k and 6 av i
nr 4k. Worrell, John, boarding house, av side 6 av, Mav G and H n, nr II. i
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Worrell, John, boarding house, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w
nr cen. Worth, William, house carpenter, nr Easby's ship yard. Worthington, Mrs. widow, n side Penn av, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21. -Wright, Lewis, merchant tailor, e side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr C. Wright, Thomas, butcher, e side 13 w, btw D s and Md av, nr D. Wright, Adam, blockmaker, e side 11 e, btw M and N 8, nr M. Wroe, Samuel, grocery, n side H n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor 5.
Young, McClintock, Treasury Dep't, chief clerk, w side 13 w, btw
E and F n, nr E. Young, James, druggist and apothecary, n side Penn av, btw 2 and
3 w, cor 3. Young, William, druggist and apothecary, n side Penn av, btw 4!.
and 6 w, nr 6. Young & Steer, merchant tailors, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Young, E. merchant tailor, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Young, Thomas, coach maker, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 4£ w, nr 3. Young, Miss Ann, teacher, s side F n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 12. Young, Mrs. B. S. widow, s side F n, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12. Young, William, collector, n side H n, btw 6 and. 7 w, nr 6. •Young, John M. blacksmith, n side C n, btw Ak and 6 w, nr G. Young, Thomas, Missouri st, btw 4^ and 3 w, nr 3. Young, William, s side B n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3. Young, John M. coachmaker, e side G w, btw Louisiana av and C n,
nr Louisiana av. Young, Abner H. merchant tailor, w side 10 w, btw E and Fn,nrcen. Young, Ezekiel, merchant tailor, w side 12 w, btw Penn av and E n,
nr Penn av. Young, William, w side 8 w, btw G and H n, nr G. "Young, Henry M. collector, s side F s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10- Young, John, coachmaker, s side Maine st, btw 3 and 4} w, nr 3, Young, James E. New Jersey av, btw B and C s, nr cen. Young, N. physician, e side 6 e, btw G and H s, cor G. Young Men's Benevolent Society, meet at the Anacostia engine house.
z.
Zachman, , tavern, e side 7 w, btw F and G n, nr G.
Zantzinger, W. P. navy, purser, s side Louisiana av,btw 4^ and 6 w,
nr 4^. Zell, M. s side New York av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr cen. Zevely, A. N. w side 12 w, btw New York av and H n, nr cen. Zieber,W. B. periodical agent, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 4£ w, nr 4£. Zimmerman, P. merchant tailor, e side 6 w, btw Penn av and C u;
nr Penn av. Zimmerman, P. n side D n, btw 13 and 13\ w, cor 13£.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
An Alphabetical List of all persons, with ilieir office and salary specified, who hold immediate or inter* mediate appointments from the General Govern- ment, their permanent or present place of business being within the District of Columbia.
A.
Salary.
Abbott, G. D. clerk office 2d Comptroller..... $1 ,4u0
Abbott, Charles, office 3d Auditor 1 ,000
Abbott, T. S. clerk office Quartermaster General 1 ,000
Abbott, Samuel, clerk Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 800
Abert, J. J. Col. Topographical Engineers pay and emoluments
Adams, Leonard, doorkeeper Treasury Department 365
Addison, James L. clerk Adjutant General's Office 1 ,000
Addison, H. S. clerk office Commissioner Indian Affairs 1,000
Addison, Thomas B. principal clerk Post Office Department. .1,600
Addison, W. I. clerk Post Office Department 1,200
Addison, Henry, collector of customs, Georgetown fees
Adler, Morris, clerk Ordnance Office 1,100
Agg, John, clerk Post Office Department 1,000
Allen, James, clerk Post Office Department 1 ,000
Ames, George C. clerk Pension Office 1,400
Anderson, Thomas F. clerk office 1st Comptroller J, 150
Anderson, William, clerk office 1st Comptroller 1,400
Anderson, L. J. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department ..1,000
Anderson, William I. clerk office Quartermaster General 1,900
Andrews, T. P. paymaster office Paymaster Gen pay and emol.
Ashton, John N. clerk General Land Office * 1,000
Atkinson, Thomas C. messenger office 1st Comptroller 700
Aulic, John H. captain, Commandant navy-yard 3,500
Ay res, John B. clerk State Department 800
13.
Ball, H. W. clerk office 5th Auditor 1,150
Ball, John T. messenger office House Representatives.* $9 f>0 per day Barnard, Edward, clerk General Lund Office 1,300
101
Salary.
Barnhill, John S. clerk General Land Oflice $1,20*0
Bailey, W. L. clerk oflice Quartermaster General .1,000
Baker, C. messenger Adjutant General's Oflice 500
Balmain, Andrew, clerk Surgeon General's Oflice 1,000
Barclay, John D. clerk Register's Oflice 1 ,400
Barcroft, John, clerk Post Oflice. Department 1,200
Barker, James N". assistant tu Sec Treasury, Treasury Dept ..1,800
Barry Francis, sen. clerk to master builder 459
Barry, Garret R. navy purser, navy-yard 2,000
Barry, Richard, clerk navy-yard 'JU0
Barton, W. P. C. surgeon, chief Bureau .Medicine and Surg'y .2,500
Baird, William, clerk Solicitor's Office 1,150
Beale, Robert, assistant doorkeeper Senate 1,450
Beard, Lewis, clerk oflice 2d Auditor 1,000
Benthall, W. C. clerk oflice 1st Comptroller I, 156
Berrit, James G. clerk Register's Oflice 1,200
Berrit, J.J. clerk Navy Department 1,000
Berrian, Hobart, clerk oflice 4th Auditor 1 , 150
Berry, Brook M. clerk oflice House Representatives 1,500
Berryman, W. B. clerk Register's Office 1,000
Berryman, L. 11. clerk oflice Commissioner Indian Affairs ....1,000
Bestor, O. H. clerk General Land Oflice 1,000
Bender, George, chief clerk Ordnance Oflice 1,200
Beall, W. D. clerk oflice Paymaster General 1 ,400
Beach, S. P. clerk Post Office Department 1,400
Bingey, Thomas F. watchman, Navy Department 365
Billing, W. W. clerk office Paymaster General 1, 150
Blake, John B. clerk Register's Office 1,400
Blake, Thomas H. Commissioner General Land Oflice .3,000
Blake, James If. clerk General Land Oflice 1 ,200
Black, J, M. clerk Post Office Department 1,000
Bogan, Benjamin L. clerk oflice 3d Auditor 1,000
Boggs, W. B. clerk Navy Department 800
Boh re r, George A. clerk Post Office Department 1 , 200
Bom ford, George, chief Ordnance Oflice pay and emoluments
Boone, J. F. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department 1,400
Uootes. s. M. clerk Treasurer's Office 1,900
Boutwell, Edward B. lieutenant, navy-yard 1,500
Boyer, K. M. clerk office 2d Auditor.'.". 1, 150
Brady, P. cleric office 2d Auditor 1,150
Brent, George, collector of custom ., Alexandria fees
Brent, William, clerk circuit court for Washington county i'- •■>
Brewer, Henry, clerk Register's Office "..... 1 ,000
Brewer, Edward, clerk office Commanding General 1,000
Brtghtwell, John A. clerk office I-t Auditor 800
Brmley, Francis, law clerk Solicitor's Office 1 ,500
Brodhead, J. M. clerk office 2d Comptroller 1,000
Brodbeck, Jacob, messenger office Paymaster General Too
Bronaugh, J. \V. sen. clerk office 1st Auditor 1,400
Bronaugh, J. W. jr. clerk office 1st Auditor 1,150
102
Salary Bronaugh, W. J. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department.. 1,200
Bronaugh, John W. clerk office Auditor Post Office Dept 1,000
Brooke, E. messenger Bureau Const Equip, and Repairs 700
Brooke, Walter T. clerk General Land Office 1 ,200
Brooke, Edmund H. clerk office Paymaster General ..1,000
Brooks, Henry, clerk Treasurer's Office . J.l, 000
Brown, W. V. H. clerk General Land Office 1,000
Brown, C. W. clerk office 2d Auditor 800
Brown, Daniel, clerk Pension Office 1,000
Brown, Ledran, clerk Post Office Department 1,200
Browne, William, clerk office 4th Auditor 1,000
Brownlee, Thomas, master, navy-yard 1 ,000
Bruff, Joseph G. clerk office Topographical Engineers 1 ,000
Bryan, J. A. 2d assissant Postmaster General 2,500
Bryan, Daniel, postmaster Alexandria .1,987
Bryant, John Y. clerk General Land Office 1,300
Burche, Samuel, prin clerk office House Representatives 1,800
Burgess, Richard, clerk office 3d Auditor 1, 400
Burr, H. A. topographer Post Office Department 1 ,600
Burr, David H. draughtsman House Representatives 1 ,500
Burr, Samuel J. clerk General Land Office 1,100
Butler, J. W. clerk Ordnance Office 1,000
c.
Cabell, Edward A. clerk General Land Office 1 ,250
Caden, James, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department.... 1,000
Caldwell, Josiah F. clerk office Auditor Post Office Dept 1,400
Calaghan, James, clerk Navy Department 1 ,000
Callan, Michael, clerk Washington Post Office 1 ,000
Calvert, Charles, clerk War Department 1 , 4U0
Cambloss, George W. clerk General Land Office 1 , 400
Campbell, A. clerk office 5th Auditor 1 , 150
Carr, William, clerk office Secretary Senate 1 ,500
Carberry, James, inspector of timber navy-yard 900
Carroll, W. T. clerk Supreme Court fees
Carter, Joseph, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department . . 1 ,200 Casey, John C. Capt. office Commissary General Subsist- ence .pay and emoluments
Cathcart, Jas. L. clerk office 2d Comptroller 1,150
Catheart, James L. jr. clerk General Land ( Office 1,000
Causin, Nathaniel, judge orphan's court Washington county.. . 1 ,000
Causiu, N. P. jr. clerk General Land Office l,t)uo
Chapin, Stephen, postmaster College Hill 39
Chew, R. S. clerk Slate Department 1,400
Cheever, B. II. clerk 4th Auditor's Office 1,000
Childs, E. L. principal clerk Post Office Department 1,600
Clarke, M. St. Clair, clerk House of Representatives ...3,000
103
Salary.
Clark, Marsh B. messenger Bureau Medicine and Surgery TOO
Clark, William, watchman Treasury Department 3G5
Clements, Bennct, clerk office 3d Auditor 1,400
Clubb, John L. messenger office Secretary of the Senate 700
Clyde, William, clerk General Land Office 1,000
Cochrane, John T. clerk War Department 1 iG00
Colgate, James, clerk office 1st Auditor 1 ,000
Collins, J. II. messenger office Surgeon General 500
Colt, C. A. clerk Post Office Department 1,200
Coolidge, James, clerk office Auditor Tost Office Department. 1,400
Coolidge, Edmund, clerk General Land Office 1,300
Comb, David M. clerk to commandant navy-yard 000
( 'ox, Cornelius, clerk Washington Post Office 1 ,100
Cox, George G. clerk Register's Office 1 ,000
Cox, W. VV. messenger office Auditor Post Office Dept 750
Coyle, Randolph, clerk General Land Office 1,200
Coyle, Fitzhugh, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. 1,000
Crabb, II. N. clerk office House of Representatives 1 ,500
Crane, Wm. M. Captain, chief Bureau Ordnance and Hydrog. .3,500
Cranch, William, chief judge circuit court D. C 2,700
Cranch, W. G. clerk Patent Office 1,000
Crawford, T. Hartley, Commissioner Indian Affairs ."{,000
Crown, Samuel, messenger Washington Post Office 500
Cruikghank, R. clerk Engineer Department 1,000
Crump, G. VV. chief clerk Pension Office • 1,000
Cruttenden, T. R. office Commissioner Indian Affairs 1,400
Cryer, James, messenger Post Office Department 500
Cutis, James M. clerk office 2d Comptroller 1 ,400
I).
Dade, John B. warden penitentiary 1 ,-'00
Dale, George, clerk office Auditor" Post Office Department . ...1 ,'200
Daniels, Thomas C. clerk office 3d Auditor 1,000
Darby, William, clerk General Land Office 1 ,000
Harden, VV. J. clerk Post Offiee Department 1,000
Dan-el, \V. S. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department 1,900
Da duel, T. B. elerk Treasurer's Office 1,000
David, J. C. assistant keeper penitentiary 750
Davidge, F. W. clerk Pension Office... I, 100
Davidson, Danh I D. clerk office 3d Vuditor 1,150
l)a\ is, John, of Abel, master plumber navj -j ard 1 ,'JOO
Davis, George A. messenger office 1st Vuditor 700
Davis, GharJcs A. clerk General Land Office 1,200
Davis. John, elerk General Land Office 1,000
Davis, Ely, watchman Post Office Department 300
Dawes, Josephus, clerk Register's Office 800
Dayton, A. O. 4th Auditor 3,0 "
Deitz, W. II. clerk General Land Ollicc
104
Salary.
John W clerk General Land Offiee 1,000
e, G !' «!i. raghtsman Bureau N Yards and Dorks ..1,000 I), in. tit, R principal clerk office Auditor Post Office Dept... .1,600
Denham, Oliver J 5 messengt r Engineer Office 500
k, William S. chief clerk State Department 2,000
,. \ II clerk State Department 1,400
. lux, Wm. clerk, office Commissioner Indian Affairs.... 1,000
1). vlin, .i. hn, clerk oilier ;,ih Auditor 1,150
- ouel, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department.. 1,000
Dickins, Asbury, Becretar) of the Senate 3,000
i!v State Department 1,400
Dixon, Turner, measurer customhouse, Alexandria fees
. lerk office Auditor Post Office Dept 1,000
Jam< -. watchman Post Office Department 300
lomas, inspector penitentiary • 250
i. f \\ watchman War Department 365
. -1 R clerk office Topographical Engineers 1,000
», John, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. .1,000
D '--, William, watchman War Department 500
Vfarmaduke, master, navy-yard 1,000
D i snger office 3d Auditor 700
Richard, messenger office 3d Auditor 350
J inn-, watchman P O Dept 300
Draine, C. messenger odicc Commissioner Indian Affairs 700
Drayton, Henry J. clerk Bureau Construction, Equipment,
and Repairs. 1 ,000
D immi i. Charles, clerk Treasury Department 1,600
Duncaipon, .i. A. .M. clerk office Auditor Post Office Dept... .1,400
Dundee, W. II. principal clerk Post Office Department 1,600
Dunlop, James, judge criminal court for Dist. Columbia 2,000
Dunseomb, I! K clerk office 9d Auditor 1,150
Durham, .1 II clerk office Auditor Post Office Department.. .1,200
Duvall, Eli, clerk office House of Representatives 1,500
' riles, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department 1,200
Dyer, Edward, Bcrgeant-atarms to the Senate 1,500
E.
Eakin Jamas, chief clerk odicc 9d Auditor 1,700
J I. Commissioner of Pensions 2,500
1 imuel M clerk office Auditor Post Office Dept.. ..1,000
hard, clerk General Land Office 1,300
principal clerk office Auditor Post Office Dept... 1, '(500
i i I., machinist nary-yard Washington |3 per day
II L. Commissioner of Patents ....3 000
1 I hn, clerk office 4th Auditor VoOO
i William A. clerk office 2d Comptroller l'oOO
i lund M clerk General Land Office l'oOO
ch a clerk Pension Office l'200
105
Salary.
Evans, John, clerk oflicc Auditor Post Oflicc Department 1,200
Kveleih, James, clerk Engineer Oflice 1,000
Evens, Bcnj. clerk General Land Ollice. 1,300
F.
I";i!n irty, W. P. messenger Stale Department. 356
£aherty,W. P. watchman State Department 3G5
Pales, N. W. clerk Ordnance Oflice B00
Kales, W. 11. clerk Pension Oflice 800
fales, L. T. clerk Patent Oflice BOO
Fer;m, Thomas, clerk oflice 1st Comptroller 1 ,400
Kendall, Philip R. attorney District of Columbia fees
Kendall, Benjamin T. surveyor customs, Alexandria fees
Ferguson, John B. chaplain penitentiary 250
Ferguson, John, clerk oflice 1st Auditor 1 ,000
Ferguson, John, clerk Post Oflice Department ....1,400
rillebrown, Thomas jr. clerk Bureau Provisions and Clothing .1,200
nsher, Charles, clerk Treasury Department 1 ,000
[itzgerald, W. P. N. assistant examiner Patent Oflice 1,250
fitzhugh, Thomas L. clerk office 3d Auditor 1 ,000
fitzhugh, Meade, clerk General Land Oflicc 1 ,400
fitzhugh, Samuel, clerk office Auditor Post oflice Department. 1,4(10
Fitzpatrick, J. C. clerk office Secretary Senate 1,500
rleischman, C. L. draughtsman Patent Office 1 ,200
getcher, Charles, clerk General Land Office 1,200
Fleury, L. A. clerk oflicc Quartermaster General 1 ,000
fcplansbee, Joseph, principal door keeper Ho. Representatives. . 1 ,450
Ford, William, clerk oflice 2d Auditor L J_l(,,»
Ford, John M. messenger General Land Oflice 700
Fum<t, C. W. clerk office 2d Auditor 1,000
Fortney, E. W. clerk oflicc Auditor Post Oflice Department.. .1,000
fcfiter, II. B. clerk General Land Oflice 1,000
Fowler, Renjamin, chief clerk Engineer Oflice '.....1200
fcrailcy, Charles S. clerk General Land Oflice .....15(10
Fra-er, Alexander, captain revenue service, Treasury Dep't ...16F8
Fra/er, John P. clerk General Land Office 1,000
Kn. :n in, W. G. Captain, assistant adjutant general, Adjutant
GeneraPs Oflice pay and emoluments
French, Benjamin B. clerk oflice House Representatives 1500
Fro>i. John T. clerk oflice House Representatives 1500
Fr\e, N. chief clerk office Paymaster General 1700
G.
Gassaway, Louis G. clerk General Land Ollice 1 ,200
Garner, James M. messenger office 1st Auditor 350
Gibson, George, General, Commissary General Subsis- tence • pay and emoluments
MM,
Salary.
c;,!!.-. Thomas H. chief clerk office 4th Auditor j,™
Gillia, Georgt , clerk .•Hire 4th Auditor.......... •• '
SSnfB3Kto. draughtsman General L^°f ce... ...... ,jW
Ooddard W. C. watchman Treasury Department \\\\'£m
Goddard, Samuel B. clerk office 3d Auditor »•••••••_;;• " .350
,i. [9aac, assistant messenger General Land om*'—"/$n
,, messenger Registers Office
Gold Daniel, clerk office House Representatives....- },™»
, vy chief Burcau prions and a<*hm^*.gl Goldsb, rough Hugh A. clerk Bureau Protons and Clothing.. .800
< Goodrich, Josiah, clerk Washington Post Office ,««»
Francis C. clerk General Land Office «"'"*i t'SH
S,wXn A. chief clerk office Quartermaster GeneraL.1,630
... William, clerk Pension Office >
er, James, clerk office Quartermaster General.....^ -va»^] Colt. Richard, chief clerk office Commissary Gcn#c>l__#>1?600 .
Go^S?8tepheni clerk Bureau' Navy-yards and Docks 1 ,000
(in i ... Sai I. clerk Treasury Department ........... •••••1' ,
!.,,,.,!, pUtv inspector and collector, Alexandria .$3 pel daj
low, Robert, translator and librarian State Dept ,6 MJ
leaf, Albert . clerk General Land Oflicc ,~
Gw rt, J. rink Treasurer's Office >
... , William, clerk Treasury Department J , J «
Gunton, Thomas, clerk office 3d Auditor • 1>1U
H. \
H H. < lerk General Land Office *M
ei Peter 3d Auditor f i XSl
r, John K clerk office 3d Auditor 1>*M
Hall, Geoi ge, messenger Solicitor's ( >ffice • •* J
Hall, O 8 clerk office 2d Auditor \ ? J?J
Halter, N clerk Post Office Department >™J
Hamilton, J. M clerk Pest Office Department ,^JJ
I ton, T. R. clerk office 3d Auditor [>H
Hand, J. W. chief clerk Patenl Office >|«j
v William, clerk Treasure Department [>M
n., ;, l K clerk Register's Office L>B
ii , r M clerk \djutant General's Office •■""
G. D.i lerk office Auditor Post Office Department.... L - w
i m. r|ork office Auditor Posl Office Department ,^W
l mriston B. clerk Navj Department V«J
II v ■ Bamuel,( lerk office Auditor Posl Office Departmenl .1><*
, |i rk Naw Department Law
. ,.;... -l.-rk office Auditor Posl Office Department.. .1, J
m - ms, clerk Bureau Ordnance and Hydrog 1,^W
.. John, clerk office 3d Auditor LJJ
\. II. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department ...1,IW*
10T
Salai I •
Hartley, John F. clerk Treasury Department 1,400
Hartt, J. Z. clerk office 1st Comptroller 1,000
Harvey, James E. clerk Register's Office 1,400
Haskell, Daniel, clerk Bureau Navy-yards and Dock- 800
Hassler, F. R. principal of coast survey 6,000
Hav/ke, R. A. assistant messenger Post Office Department 350
Head, G. M. clerk office 4th Auditor 1, ISO
Heaton, David F. clerk General Land Office 1,300
Hebb, William, keeper of magazine, navy-yard 180
Heiskell, H. L. army, surgeon, Surgeon Gen'a Office, .pa) and emol. Henderson, Archibald, commandant of marine corps, marine
barracks pay and emoluments
Henry, William, clerk General Land Office I
Henshaw, David R. Secretary ol' the Navy (1,000
Hephburn, John M. clerk Adjutant General's Office 1 . 150
Herbert, N. assistant messenger Post Office Department 350
Herold, George, clerk to storekeeper, navy yard 7.">U
Hetzel, H. K. captain, Assistant Quartermaster General ..pay
and emolument-
Hibbs, Charles, messenger Pension Office 500
Hickey, Wiliam, clerk office Secretary Senate 1,500
Hicks, William, clerk General Land Office 1,000
Hilbus, William, watchman Treasury Department 365
Hill, S. II. clerk office 3d Auditor 1,150
Hill, George, clerk State Department 1 ,400
Hilton, J. P. watchman Treasury Department 365
Hines, P. messenger office 1st Comptroller 550
Hines, Philip, watchman Treasury Department 365
Hobbie, S. R. 1st Assistant Postmaster General 2,f>()H
Holland, Edward, messenger office 5th Auditor 700
Holland, John E. messenger office 4th Auditor 700
Hollis, J. W. clerk Post Office Department 1,300
Homans, Benjamin, clerk Navy Department 1 ,500
Hooe, Bernard, register orphan's court Alexandria county 450
Hood, John, clerk General Land Office 1,000
Hoover, David, guard penitentiary 550
Hopkins, Charles, Solicitor General Land Office
Ilotchkiss, E. clerk Post Office Department 1,200
Houston, J. H. clerk office 5th Auditor 1,400
Houston, S. A. clerk office Auditor Post Office l>- p irtment... 1 ,300 Howard, I), clerk office Auditor Post Office Department....*] Howie, Parke G. adjutant and inspector marine corps, marine
barracks pa) and emolui
Humphreys, Samuel, chief naval constructor 3,000
Humphreys, C. draughtsman Bureau Construction, Equip- ment and Repairs 1,000
Hungerford, Henry, clerk General Land Office 1 ,200
Hunter, Alexander, marshal District Columbia
Hunter, William, jr. clerk State Department I
Hunter, William, clerk office 4th Auditor 1,600
103
Salary.
Hunter, J. clerk Post Office Department 1,400
Hunt, Charles, messenger Bureau Navy-yards and Docks 700
Hyde, Anthony, clerk office 3d Auditor 1,150
I.
[nfersoILC. M. clerk Treasury Department 1,150
i. clerk office l^t Auditor. 1 ,000
[ogle, \V clerk office Auditor Posl Office Department 1,200
faring, B clerk Post Office Department 1,400
J.
Jackson, Henry, clerk Treasurer's Office 1 ,400
James, William, clerk Register's Office 1,400
Jam* v. Semite] H. clerk office 3d Auditor 800
Jessup, Thomas S. general, Quartermaster General, War De- partment pay and emoluments
Johnson, George, clerk office 1st Comptroller 1,000
Johnson, Henry, clerk Post Oflice Department 1,200
Johnson, K. clerk Surgeon General's Olfice 1 , l.r>0
Johnston, R. N. clerk office House of Representatives 1,500
Jones, William T. clerk Washington Post Office 1,000
Jones, W. Brook, clerk Washington Post office 1,200
Jones, William, postmaster, Washington
Jones, Horatio, clerk State Department 1 ,000
Jones, Levin, clerk ofliee 3d Auditor 1,150
Jones, Roger, general, Adjutant General of the army, War
Department pay and emoluments
K.
I oaugh, John, messenger State Department 700
Kearny, 8 P, aid •de-camp, office Commanding General •• pay kemol
K as ion, Robert, messenger ( Songress Library "ii'O
KeU, Isaac, sen. \'. signer customhouse, Alexandria feel
Keller, J P. clerk Ordnance Office l,ono
Keller, C M examiner Patent Office 1,500
Kelly, Mooes 15. clerk General Land Office 1,201
Kendall, George .M. clerk Posl Office Department 1,000
Kennedy, John C. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department . 1,000 Konnon, Bererrjj captain, chief Bureau Construction, Equip-
nv nt. and Repairs 3,000,
Kennon. Willi. on ll. second clerk to commandant, navy yard...90fl I liarles, clerk Bureau Ordnance and Hydrography". .... 1 ,000
Kmg, II clerk Posl Office Department ^ 1,100
i ID clerk office 5th Auditor 1,400
109
Salary.
King, William W. clerk Treasury Department 1 ,4<i0
Kirkpatrick, J. B. clerk oflice 3d Auditor 800
Knowles, Hazard, machinist Patent Oflice 1 ,354
Koones, D. clerk oflice Auditor Post ©Aire Department I /2<>0
Krebs, II. H. clerk oflice Commissioner J mlian Attain 1,200
Kurt/, David, watchman War Department 365
L.
Lacy, R. A. clerk Post Oflice Department 1,400
Lamed, James, chief clerk oflice 1st Comptroller 1 ,7iu»
Latham, W. clerk oflice Auditor Post Office Department 1,000
Lathrop, Jeremiah, clerk Post Oflice Department
Laub, J. Y. clerk oflice 1st Comptroller 1,000
Laurie, James, clerk Register's Office 1 , 150
Laurie, C. clerk Post Oflice Department I ,000
Law, John George, clerk Adjutant General's Oflice 1,000
Lawrence, Robert, clerk Register's Office J ,000
Lawrence, A. H. clerk General Land Oflice 1,000
Lawrence, J. messenger oflice Topographical Engineers 500
Lawrenson, J. clerk Post Office Department. 1 ,900
taw son, Thomas, Surgeon General pay and emolumi uts
Lazenby, Thomas A. deputy collector of customs, Georgetown. «8U0
Lay, Richard, clerk, Washington post office 1,300
Leake, Nathan, messenger Pension Oflice f)l)ll
Lee, Cassius F. clerk of circuit court for Alexandria count v fees
Leech, D. D. T. clerk Post Office Department ' 1, 100
Leib, Samuel D. clerk office Com. Indian Affairs 1 ,000
Leslie, Henry P navy, carpenter, navy-yard 700
Lewis, William B. 2d Auditor " 3,000
Lewis, Samuel, clerk office 2d Auditor 1,400
Lewis, J. C. clerk oflice Auditor Post office Department I
Lightelle, W. E. assistant messenger Post Office Department. • * .350
Lightner, Hopkins, clerk Treasurer's Office , 1,900
Lipscomb, W. O. clerk office Auditor Post Oflice Department. .1,400
Little, David, messenger Patent < )thre 700
Lloyd, William, messenger office 2d Auditor 700
Locke, Andrew R. watchman State Department
Lovejoy, John N. jr. clerk Treasurj Department
Lowndes, F. clerk Register's Ollice 1,150
Lowry, James H. clerk Adjutant General's Office 1 ,000
Lowry, W. II. clerk General Land Office 1,4««)
Luce, Vinal, clerk oflice 2d Auditor I ,000
Lucus, Ignatius, messenger Bureau Provisions and Clothing 700
Lumpkin, Thomas, clerk Pension ( office
Lyon, E. captain, office Com. Gen. Sub pay and emoluments
110
M.
Salary.
Maclicn, L. II clerk office Secretary Senate 1,800
Mu k:.ll, I), clerk uirice 2d Auditor 1,000
II. R. S. clerk oflice 4th Auditor 1,000
M teres A. L. clerk Register's Office 800
Maher. Junes, public gardener 1,200
Mabon, David W. clerk office 1st Auditor 1,150
Mahon, Alexander, jr. < hief clerk office 1st Auditor 1,000
Manahan, Joseph, clerk oflice 2d Comptroller 1,150
March, < '. clerk Register's Office 1 ,000
Markoi jr. clerk State Department 1,500
Markward, William, messenger War Department 650
Mailou, .1. W. watchman Treasury Department 3G5
Man. .1 II. clerk Post Office Department 1,200
Marion. John, chief clerk Post Office Department 2,0u0
Mathews. W. P. clerk Treasury Department 1,000
Mattingly, Edward, inspector of customs, Washington. . . .$2 per day
Maury, T. W. messenger Office Attorney General 300 j
Maynadktr, W. captain ordnance, Ordnance Office pay and
emoluments
McCorkle, James R. clerk office 1st Comptroller.. 1 , 150
McC nkle, Joseph P. clerk Bureau Ordnance and Hydrog 1,000:
mick, W. J. postmaster House Representatives 1,500^
iv, James, clerk Register's Office 1 , 400
McCulloh, James W. First Comptroller 3,500j
McDermott, W. clerk Ordnance Office 1,000
McDonald, W. J. clerk office Secretary Senate 1,500
McDuel, George, watchman State Department .365 j
JMcCleUh, George, gauger customhouse, Alexandria fees!
McGill, R. T. clerk office 4th Auditor 1,150;
McGill, Charles, clerk offiee 2d Comptroller 800j
McGinnis, John, jr. clerk Treasury Department 1,400|
Mc Henry, Hamilton, messenger Bureau Ordnance and Hy- drography .700J
Mclntire, A. L. draughtsman Patent Office ,l,20t
M- Keen, Samuel M. clerk Treasury Department 1,601
i K< uney, John, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. 1,00( Ml., ml, John, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. . . l,00(fl
McPherson, John 1). clerk War Department 1,00(1
McPherson, Samuel, clerk office Auditor Post Office Depart- ment i,-:oo':
Mechlin. Win clerk office 2d Auditor MOOI
Mechlm, A. II. clerk office 1th Auditor I , 150
. John s. Librarian Congro^ Library 1 ,500,
Ifeehan, C II W. assistant Librarian Congress Library 1 .:>00
M., tiu ether, A. G. clerk office Auditor Post Office Dept 1.-500
Metealf, E. clerk Post Office Department 1.200J
MtekuiD, Samuel, messenger Wavy Department 05(1
at
Miller, William, clerk office 1st Comptroller. . . 1 , 150
Miller, H. clerk office Commissioner Indian Affairs 1 ,G00
Miller, M. H. clerk office 1st Auditor 1 , 150
Mix, Charles E. clerk office Commissioner Indian Affairs 1 ,600
Monroe, Charles, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. 1 ,900
Moody, T. L. clerk office 2d Auditor 1,000
Moore, J. B. clerk Post Office Department 1 , 400
Moore, James, messenger Treasurer's Office TOO
Moore, John M. principal clerk public lands General Land
( Office 1 ,800
Mordceai, A. captain ordnance, Ordnance Office pay and ein<>].
Morehead, J. W. clerk 4th Auditor's Office 1,000
Morris, Henry, clerk Treasury Department 1 ,600
Morsel 1, James !S. assistant judge circuit court D. C 'J, .".nil
Morscll, 11. I. clerk General Land Office 1 , 100
Morton, William, clerk office 1st Auditor 1,400
Mountz, Jo-eph, clerk Register's Office 1,000
Mountz, George W. c.erk office Auditor Post Office Dept 1 ,200
Middleton, L. J. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. .1,400 Mudd, Ignatius, deputy col. customs, Washington. .. .§2 25 per day
Mulliken, N. messenger Ordnance Office 500
Munroe, Columbus, clerk office Commissary Gen Subsistence. . 1 ,000
Muse, Lindsey, assistant messenger Navy Department loo
Mustin, Thomas, chief clerk office 5th Auditor 1 ,700
N.
flash, Michael, guard penitentiary •
JVeale, John H. messenger Washington Post Office 500
Ncale, Christopher, judge orphan's court Alexandria county. .1 ,000
Nelson, John, Attorney General 4,000
Nicholson, A. A. quartermaster marine corps, marine barracks
pa) and emolumi DtS
Niles Wm. O. clerk Pension Office ". 1,200
Noland, Wm. Commissioner Public Buildings 3,500
Nollner, Jacob, clerk General Land Office 1,.'100
North, John B. clerk office First Comptroller 1,150
Nourse, Michael, chief clerk Register's Office 1 ,700
Nourse, John, clerk Register's Office 1 ,000
Nourse, Wm clerk General Land Office 1,200
Noves Thomas, clerk Washington Post Office 1,000
Nun, W. D. clerk Treasurer's Office
O.
O'Dris* ell, Ghas. draughtsman bureau Ordnance and Hydrog.*] ,000
Otfley, J. I!, clerk War Department *. 1. 100
O'Neate, H. G. assistanl draughtsman c.eneral Land Office... 1 ,200
Ourand, Elijah, watchman Treasury Department 56*5
Owner, J. jr. clerk Post Office Department 1 ,20Q
112
P.
Salary.
I irl i ('. examiner Patent Office 1,500
William B. clerk Treasurer's Oflice 1,000
\. \V. clerk Register's Office 800
Paine, < >• s. clerk General Land Office 1,300
Palmer, Jamet C. passed assistant surgeon, navy-yard 1,150
r, John W. master's mate, navy-yard 700
ill clerk office Auditor Post Oflice Department.. .1,000 i < bief clerk War Department 2,000
v on B 2d Comptroller of the Treasury 3,000
It, Win S. chief clerk bureau Provisions and Clothing.. .1,400 Paftons, Jamet, assistant keeper penitentiary 750
m, Edgar, clerk Register's Office 1,000
I Jeorge, clerk oflice House of Representatives 1 ,500
Patton, Wm. clerk oilier Secretary of Senate 1,500
Pauling, .1. Il.rlerk EngineerOffice 800
( lideon, clerk oflice 3d Auditor 1,150
Pendergrast, Garret J. commander, navy-yard 2, 100
Penrosi ,C. IS . Solicitor of the Treasury 3,500
Pepper, John P. superintendent Treasury building 500
Pettit, Ghas. messenger Tieasury Department 750
Phelps, Geo. messenger office Quartermaster General 500
Phillips, i). S. boatswain, navy-yard 70(1
Phillips, Geo. clerk Solicitor's Office 1,150
Mason, guard penitentiary 550
i its, !',. \\ eh'!, f clerk Solicitor's Oflice 1,150
Pleasanton, S. .r)th Auditor 3,000
Polk, J. I' clerk oilier >M Auditor 1,150
Porter, J. Madison, Secretary of War 0,000
Poi ;«■!, Andrea . clerk War Department 1,000
s Humes, chief clerk office Com Indian Affairs 1,000
I John, clerk War Department 1,000
Potts, 8. .1. clerk oilier Commissioner Indian Affairs 1,400
Powell, Grafton, packer General Land Office 450
' Robl J. clerk Post Office Department 1,000
ifoses, clerk Bureau Medicine and Surgery 1,200
Pope, Charles T. clerk oflice Auditor Post Oflice Dept 1,000
Prentiss, Win. n. packer State Department 800
Purrington, Tobias, clerk oflice 2d Comptroller 1,150
a.
R- T. cl< ik office 3d Auditor 1,150
!'. .Joseph, clerk oilier Auditor Post Office Dept 1,200
Quimby, Thomas R. clerk ..flic.- And Post Oflice Dept 1,000
1 N packer General Land Office 450
\ 11 clerk General Land Oflice 1,000
113 R.
Salary.
Rainej, Samuel, clerk Ordnance Office 1,000
Ramsey, James M. clerk office 1st Auditor 1, 150
Randall, Henry, clerk office 3d Auditor 1 ,400
Randall, N. A. clerk General Land Office 1 ,400
Randolph, W. B. chief clerk Treasurer's Office 1 ,7()0
Randolph, James I. clerk General Land Office ] ,200
Reid, E. C. clerk office Attorney General 1 ,200
Reddall, W. C. clerk Ordnance Office 1,000
Redgate, Benjamin, clerk Solicitor's Office 1 , ISO
Reilly, Benjamin T. clerk General Land Office. . , 1 ,300
Reily, John H. clerk Bureau Construction, Equipment, an. I
Repairs 1,000
Rr^wick, W. V. guard penitentiary 550
Reynolds, Joseph, clerk office And Post Office Department. . . .1,200
Rice, Nathan, clerk War Department 1,400
llicketts, R. clerk office 5th Auditor 1,150
Ridgely, W. G. chief clerk Bureau Navy Yards and Docks.. .1,400
Rind, Samuel S. clerk office 3d Auditor 1,400
Ringgold, James S. clerk State Department 1 , 400
Roach, Edward N. register orphan's court Washington county, .feci
Roane, J. J. clerk Patent Office .'.1,000
Robhins, J. II. clerk Auditor Post Office Department 1,200
Rohbins, Joseph H. clerk General Land Office 1,200
Robinson. William, clerk Post Ofliee Department 1 ,200
Robinson, John, watchman, War Department 305
Rodman, Gilbert, clerk Treasury Department 1,-1 0
Rogers, B. F. clerk office 1st Comptroller 1 ,000
Rooker, Jabez B. clerk office Commissioner Public Buildings
Ross, M. clerk Post Office Department ....1,900
Royce, William M clerk General Land Office 1,000
Rust, R. B. clerk Post Office Department 1,900
Ryland, William, navy, chaplain, navy-yard 1,20<>
Sanger, W- P. S. chief engineer, Bureau Navy Yards and
Docks 2,000
Saunders, David, principal clerk office Auditor Post Office
Department 1 ,000
Scott, Winfield, commanding general of the arm), War De- partment paj and emoluments
Scott, ILL. aid-de-camp, office com'dinggcn'l. .paj and emoluments
Scott, T. A. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department 1,400
Scott, William B. navy agent, navy agent's <.tli<v commissions
Schwartz, Conrad, draughtsman Bureau Ordnance and Ily-
.1 n igraphy 1 , 0< »o
Schwartz, Joseph, messenger < Office Com General Subsist MX)
114
. . Salary.
Smwier, John, messenger General Land Office 700
fieri voncr, Thomas, assistant police Capitol ] ]00
Scaver, Jonathan, chief clerk office 2d Comptroller ] 700
SYavy, J. 1). clerk office Auditor Post Office Department ljW)
Danfordi John, clerk office 2d Comptroller 800
J5cssford, John, jr. messenger office 2d Comptroller "JoO
Seldcn, William, Treasurer *. 3 000
Bewail, Thomas, inspector penitentiary '.250j
Bh&rretfl, John, clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. . .1,000
Shields, James W messenger Treasury Department G50j
Sibley, W J. messenger Post Office Department 7;,u
Simmon*, William, clerk General Land Office 1 4*00?
Simpson, P. clerk office Auditor Posi Office Department l'400
Sirian, George, gunner navy-yard '.70Q
Skinner, J. S. 3d assistant Postmaster General 2 500-jj
Slade, William O. clerk General Land Office .'f ,';ilji)
Smith, James M. clerk office 3d Auditor 1, Lr»0]
Smith, John H. clerk offiee 3d auditor l'l5fl
Smith, Edward, clerk office 3d Auditor ,*..."l 'ooO 1
Smith, Andrew, clerk Treasurer's Office !..!l'200
Smith, Thomas L. Register 3'000
Smith, Isaac C. clerk General Land Office "."/. ".".". 1 ' 300 '
Smith, Fleet W. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department. .1, 200
Smith, David, clerk Post Office Department 1 JUO
Smith, Chauncey, clerk Post Office Department .'. . .1 '20O 1
Smith, John, clerk Post Office Department 1400
Smith, Frederick A. captain, Assistant Engineer, Engineer
. ul[lce. ; ; " •; ••; : pay and emoluments !
Smith, \\ . J. clerk office Commissary General Subsistence.. . 1 200
Smith, A. Thomas, chief clerk Wavy Department 2'l)00
Smith, George, guard penitentiary 71550
Sinoot, John H. master joiner navy-yard S3 per'da]
Snyder, Matthias, inspector customs, Alexandria <i per day
Speer, Alexander, clerk office 5th Auditor ] ooo
Spencer, J. C. Secretary of the Treasury .6 000 j
Sieel, Ashbel, clerk office 5th Auditor '..\ 'ooo 1
Wleiger, William T principal clerk of surveys, General Land'
Office j g0(J
Stelle, E. B. assistant librarian Congress Library. ...". .".*. '.'/.. 1 'l5o J
Btooatt, J. C. watchman Treasury Department - •••• .365
Stewart, W. W. messenger office House Reps ^2 50 pe'r'dtd
Stewart, William M. clerk Pension Office | OOQ
Ston«\ N. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department 1 000 '
Stone Henry, assistant examiner Patent Office l'250
Strickland, George, draughtsman Patent < >ffiCo ..l'Sofl
Stubbs, Edward, clerk and superintendent State Department.. l!7Q|
Siull, John L. lieutenant revenue service, Treasury Dent 1,061
Hturgcon, J (i. olerk Post Office I enartinent. 1 Ooo'
SulliYan, J H. clerk office 411. Auditor |'(„H)
Ptttor John, principal clerk oilier Auditor Post Office Dept. ,. 1 !co3
115
Salary
Swann, Thomas, inspector customs, Alexandria ^3 per da)
Sweeny, George, assistant postmaster, Washington 1 .Tun
Sweet, Parker fl. clerk General Land Office 1 ,200
T.
Taggart, James B. clerk General Land Olfice I, .'100
Talcot, George, Lieutenant Colonel Ordnance, Ordnance
Office pay and emolm
Tallmadge, J. S. Chickasaw treaty clerk, Treasurj Dept l,0UO
Tastet, N. clerk office Auditor Post Office Department I, 100
Taylor, W. II. S. clerk office 3d Auditor 1,150
Taylor, George, clerk General Land Office 1 .nun
Thaw, John, clerk office Auditor Pos1 Office Department 1,200
Thomas, F. \Vr clerk General Land Office 1,150
Thomas, L. major, Assistant Adjutant General, Adjutant
General's Office pay and emoluments
Thompson, James, chief clerk office 3d Auditor 1,700
Thompson, George, chief clerk olliee Top. Engineers 1,400
Thompson, George L. navy, chief engineer, Chief Eng. Office. .3,000
Thrust on, Buckner, assistant judge circuit court D. C 2,500
Tilley, Henry W. postmaster, Georgetown l,7fis
Titcomb, J. H. clerk Patent Office.., 1,200
Todd, John, clerk General Land Offi< e 1,000
Topping, VV. II clerk olliee 4th Auditor I .mm
Torbert, James M. clerk olliee 1st Auditor 1 , 150
Totten, J. G. colonel, Chief Engineer pay and emoluments
Tow U-, N. C. clerk Post Office Department '. I , I KJ
Townsend, E, M. sergeant-at-arms House Representatives «••• 1,500
Towson, N. general. Paymaster Genera] pay and emoluments
Tree, Lambert, clerk Washington Post Office 1 ,nU!>
Trott, Thomas P. clerk olliee Auditor Post Office Dept 1,000
Tschiflely, C. clerk office Topographical Engineers 1,0 Q
Tschitfely. F. A. clerk General Land Office.. 1,100
Tucker, John, messenger Washington Post < Office 500
Tucker, James, master black smith, navy-yard I ,-J."»0
Tuel, John E. clerk General Land Office '. I ,000
Turner, \ iscessimus, clerk General Land Olliee 1,000
Tyler, Robert, Secretary to the President for si jning patents. . I ,500 T) hi, William, clerk office 3d Auditor -U0
U.
Underwood, J. chiei clerk office 1st Auditoi |,70fl
Upshur, Abel P. Secretary of State 6,000
Upshur, Abel \i clerk Navy Department 1,000
11G V.
Salary.
Van Tyne, John V. clerk o(Ticc 3d Auditor 1,00U
\ 'mi Zandt, N. B. clerk office 1st Comptroller 1,400
Vinson, Chaa clerk office 3d Auditor 1,400
Voorhees, B M chief clerk bureau Construction, Equipment,
and Repairs 1,400
Voorhees, Jno clerk oilice Auditor Post Office Department.. .1,000
w.
man, lohn II. clerk General Lund Office I
1 H istant police Capitol 1,100
Walker, Samuel, assistant messenger Treasury Department 350
Walker, George \? paymaster marine corps, marine barracks
pa\ and emoluments
Wallace, R clerk Post Office Department 1,000
Waller, Jon.- M. assistant police Capitol .1 , 100
Waring, Joseph H. clerk Solicitor's Office .1 , 150
Waring, Basil, clerk Solicitor's Ottice 1,150
Waring, H II clerk office Commissioner Indian Affairs 1,400
Warrington, L captain, chief bureau Navy Yards and Docks.. 3, 500
Washington, Lund, sen. clerk office 1st Comptroller 1,000
Washington, Peter G. chef clerk office Auditor Post Office
h partment 2,000
Washington, Perrin, clerk office Auditor Post Office Depart. . . 1 ,200
Waters, W illiam, boatswain navy-yard 708
Watktns, George S. clerk Navy Department 1,400
Watson, W. II clerk General Land Office 1,000
w n, Jas. messenger Register's Office 750
W angh, T. clerk oilice Commissioner Indian Affairs 1 ,400
Waugh, W. B. clerk oilice Commissioner Indian Affairs 1,000
Weightman, II. T. clerk Navy Department. 1,000
Lewis, clerk office Auditor Tost Office Department 1,200
West, William II. clerk Treasurer's Ofiice 1,200
West, John, clerk oilice Auditor Tost Office Department 1,200
Wharton, R. S. clerk oilice Auditor Post Oilice Department .. 1 ,200
Wheat, J. II. clerk Posl oilice Department 1 ,200
\\ beatly, William, clerk penitentiary 1,000
Wheeler, J. P. clerk oilice Auditor Posl Oilice Department.. .1,400
White, Richard, messenger office Auditor Post Orlice Dept 350
\\ bite, Ashton S. II. clerk General Land Office 1,000
Whiting, George C. clerk General Land Oilice 1,300
Whitman, Chai les, clerk office Paymaster General 1, ISO
Whiting, Samuel II. clerk oilier 3d Auditor 1,150
Whittle < •> . K. Auditor Posl Office Department 3,000
Whittlesey, I :. s clerk Posl Office Department 1 ,000
Wickliffe < \ Postmaster General G,(»i)0
W'ilco\. C (. clerk office Com General Subsistence 1,000,
117
Sabi v.
Wilcox, A. F. clerk Adjutant General's Office ]
Wild, II. J. clerk bureau Const. Equip, and Repairs 1 ,U00
Williams, John W. clerk Registers Office
Williams, T. J. clerk Post Office Department 1,000
Williams, Brooke, chief clerk Adjutant General's Office
Williams, Jeremiah, clerk office 1st Auditor 1 ,400
Williamson, John II. recorder General Land Office 3,000
Williamson, R. II. clerk General Land office :
Williamson, Joseph, messenger office Commanding General . . . Wilson, Joseph S. principal clerk private lands Genera] I
Office
Wilson, George W. clerk General Land Office
Wilson, Peter, clerk General Land Office
Wilson, Noah, clerk Auditor's Office Post Offn •«• Departm'l . . 1 ,000 Wilson, William, messenger office Commis'r Indian Affairs ...,f»00
Wilson, John D. clerk Pension Office 1,400
Wilson, James, clerk Engineer Office 1 , 150
Wilson, David M. principal of police Capitol 1,450
Winder, C. H. clerk Slate Department 1,400
Wingerd, John P. clerk General Land Office
Whine, Jas. clerk office 3d Auditor 1 ,000
Wirt, John, assistant police Capitol 1,100
Wise, Tully R. 1st Auditor 3,000
Wolf, John P. clerk War Department
Wood, George, clerk office lsl Comptroller 1 ,400
Wood, Win. clerk General Laud Office 1,300
Woodward, A. master blockmaker, navy-yard |3per d 13
Y.
Young, McClintock, chief clerk Treasury Department
Young, W. P. clerk Post Office Department 1,900
Young, N. physician to penitentiary 500
Young, John A. assistant keeper penitentiary 750
Z.
Zantzinger, V\ C. clerk State Department 900
Zevely, A. N. clerk Post Office Department ••••••1,6 0
OFFICIAL REGISTER,
( bniainiftg the names of all persons holding Admin- istrative, Executive, Judicial, and Congressional appointments and sub-appointments, whose place of business is within the District of Columbia, [Corrected at the different oflices to August 1, 1843.]
EXECUTIVE.
Salary Jons- Tyler, President of the United States |25,000
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Salary. Abkl P. Upshur, Sec'y Translator and Librarian.
o\ State $G,000
William S. Derrick, chief Robert Greenhow $1 , GOO
Jerk <2,000
Diplomatic Bureau.
Packer. William II. Prentiss $800
William Hunter, jr. clerk. $1, GOO
Francis Markoe, jr. .do. . . 1 ,500 Messengers.
Alex. M. Derrick ...do.. .1,400
Win. C. Zantzinger .do 000 John Kavanaugh $700
W. P. Faherty 350
Consular Bureau,
Watchmen. Robert S. Chew, clerk... $1,400
J. S. Ringgold do 1,400 George McDuell f965
\V. P. Faherty .365
Home Bureau. Andrew R. Locke 365
V. W. Dick ins... clerk... f 1,400 patent office.
..- Hill do 1,400
Chat. H. Winder.. do 1,400 II. L. Ellsworth, com Y. . .$3,000
Horatio Jones do 1,000 J. W. Hand, chief clerk. .1,700
•l"l'» B. Ayres lo 800 C. M. Keller, examiner... 1,500
C. G. Page do 1 , 500
Disbursing .Is-at and Supeiinten- Henry Stone, assist exam.. 1.950 </.,«/ .\;. ,//„„•/ Executive Build- W. P. N. Fitzgerald, assist
*nS- examiner $1,250
A. L. Mclntire, drftarnn... 1,200 •!• $1,700 C UFJeischmann. do ,,♦.!, 800
119
Patent Office — continued.
Salary. Geo. Strickland, drftsmn. $1,200 Hazard Knouies, machi'st.l ,250 J. L. Titcomb, clerk 1 , 200
Patent Office — contl,,
Sal.in
J. J. Roane, clerk |1,000
L. T. Kales ..do
David Little, messenger 7no
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
John C. SrcvcF.R, Sec'v .$G,000 Offke of the S<r»„<l i McClinlock Young. chf elk.2,000
J. N. Barker, asst to Sec'y. 1,800 A.K. Parris, 2d Comp j
Charles Dummer .. .clerk. 1,600 Jonathan Seaver, chfclk..
H. Morris lo.. 1,600 James M. Cults clerk .
Samuel McKean do. .1,600 George 1>. Abbott .. .do.. 1,400
Rodman Gilbert do. .1,400 James 1.. Cathead .. ..I.... 1 . I SO •
John N. Lovejoy, jr.. do..] ,400 Joseph Manahan do.
John McGinnis, jr ...do.. 1,400 Tobias Purrington.... do.. 1,150
John F. Hartley do.. 1,400 John M Brodhead....do..l,©U0
Wm. King do. .1,400 William A. Evans do.. I .i 00
C. M. Ingersoll do. .1,150 Charles McGill lo BOO
Wm. Handy do.. 1,150 John Sessford do BOO
Wm. Gulager do.. 1,000 John Sessford, jr. messenger. 700
Samuel Green do. . 1 ,000
Charles Fisher do. .1,000 Office of tin First Auditor.
\V. Matthews do.. 1,000
J. S. Tailmadge do. .1,000 Tully R. Wise, 1st Aud.. .{
('. Pettit, messenger 750 John Underwood, chf elk .1.' I
J. W. Shields, assist mes. .. .050 Jeremiah Williams .clerk. 1,
William Morion lo., 1,400
Office of the First Comptroller. J. W. Bronaugh do. . 1 . 150
James M. Torbert. . . .di>. . l , ISO
J.W.McCulloh,lstComp.f3,500 J. W. Bronaugh, jr... do.. 1,150
James Larned, chief clerk. 1,700 M. H. Miller lo.. 1,150
N. B.VanZandt clerk. 1,400 David W. Mahon lo..l, I 0
George Wood do.. 1,400 James M. Etamsej lo.. 1,150
Thomas Feran lo. . 1,400 James Colegate do. .1,01 0
William Anderson ...do. .1,400 Joseph Ingle lo.,
Thomas F. Anderson. do.. 1,150 Alexander Mahon, jr. do. .
J. Bertram North lo.. 1,150 John Ferguson do.. 1,000
James R. McCorkle ..do.. 1,150 John A. Brightwell...do...
William Miller lo.. 1,150 George A. 1>.im>. messenger. Inn
Wm.C. Benthall do. .1,150 James M. Garner, asst do... 350
Lund Washington do. . 1 ,000
John Y. Laub. do.. 1,000
Benjamin F. Rogers, .do. .1,000
George Johnson do.. 1, 000 W. B. Lewis, 2d Auditor .\
John Z. Hartt lo.. 1 ,000 J imea Eakin, chief plerk. . i
Thomas Ch. Atkinson .do.... 700 Samuel Lewis clerk. 1,400
Philip Hines, messenger 700 William Mechlin Io..l?400
120
rtfu Second Aud— continued.
Salary.
!, M. Boyer clerk. |1, 150
Peter Brad) lu.. 1,150
1 1 - Hall lo. .1,150
i> EL Dunscomfa do.. 1,150
i p. Pott do.. 1,150
i: i Qui en do. .1,150
William Ford lo. . 1,000
i \V. Forrest do.. 1,000
I i:. ard do. .1,000
Vinal Luce do. .1,000
T. L. Mom.Iv lo.. 1,000
i: Mackall. do. .1,000
J \\. i:rov, !o.... 800
\\ . Lloyd, messenger. do.. ..700
Office «./ the Third Auditor.
Pi i. r Hagner, 3d And ...$3,000 i i Thompson . .ch. clerk .1 ,700
( 'harlos Vinson clerk. 1,400
Richard Burgess do. . 1,400
Thomas Gunton do.. 1,400
Bennel Clements do. . 1,400
Henry Randall. do.. 1,400
Bamuel S. Kind do.. 1, 400
< lideon Pierce do. . 1 ,150
l.»\ in .loins do. . 1 , 150
John Harry do.. 1,150
Anthony Hyde do.. 1,150
Silas H. Hill do. .1,150
Daniel 1). Davidson . .do. . 1 , 150 Walter H. S. Taylor .do.. 1,150
John R. Hagner do.. 1,150
John Smith do. .1 ,150
James M. Smith lo.. 1,150
Bamuel H. Whiting ..do.. 1,150 Thomas II. Hampton .do* .1,150 John P. Van Tync ...do.. 1,000
Edward Smith do. . 1 ,000
Benjamin L. Bogan.. .do.. 1,000
lames Winne do. .1,000
Th. .mas L. Fitzhugh .do.. 1,000 Bamuel I'.. Goddard . .do.. 1,000 Thomas C. Daniel.... do.. 1,000
Charles Vbbott do.. 1 ,000
John 11. Kirkpatrick..do....800
Samuel II Janm ) . . .d< 800
\\ illiam Tyson . . ....do. ...800
Thorn ii I >ove, mi wen ■ t. . . .700
350
Office of the Fourth Auditor.
Salary.
A. O. Dayton, 4th Auditor. $3,000 Thos.H. Gillis, chief clerk. 1,700 William Hunter., .clerk. .. 1,400
B. H. Cheever do.... 1,400
George Gillis do .... 1 ,200
R. T. JVIcGill do.... 1,150
George M. Head . . .do. .. .1,150
A. H. Mechlin do... .1,150
1 lobart Berrian do. . . .1 ,150
John B. Sullivan.... do 1,000
R. S. Mackall do.... 1,000
William Brown ... .do... .1,000
John Etheridge do. . . .1,000
J. W. Morchead do.... 1,000
W. H. Topping do 1,000
John E. Holland, messenger. 700
Office of (he Fifth Auditor.
Stephen Pleasonton, 5th
Auditor $3,000
Thomas Mustin, chief clerk . 1 ,700 John H. Houston.. clerk... 1,400
James D. King do.... 1,400
Henry W. Ball do.... 1,150
Arthur Camphrll .. .do. ... 1,150
John Devlin do.... 1,150
Robert Ricketts ....do.... 1,150 Alexander Speer . . .do. .. . 1,000
Ashbell Steel do.. ..1,000
Edward Holland, messenger .700
Office of the Auditor Post Offer Dfi purtmtnt.
Elisha Whittlesey, Aud... $3,000 P. G. Washington, chief
clerk 2,000
John Suter. .principal clerk 1,600
Wm. G.Eliot do l.fioo
David Saunders ....do.... 1,600 Richard Dement. . . .do. .. .1,000 Nicholas Tastet. . .clerk . . . 1,400
Josiah F. Caldwell.. d< 1,400
Bamuel Fitzhugl lo.... 1,400
Win. C. Lipscomb . .do.... 1,400 Preslej Simpson. . . .do. . . . I . ion
John F. Boone d 1. 100
Thomas A. Scolt ... do... .1,100
J, A. M Duncaosoo .'l" 1,400
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Auditor Post Office Department — continued.
Salary. A. G. Meriwether. clerk.. $1,400
James Coolidge do. .. .1,400
Lem. J. Middleton.. do.... 1,400
John P. Wheeler ...do 1,400
David Koones do .... 1 ,200
Wm. J. Bronaugh . .do. ...1,200
Wm. Ingle do.... 1,200
Joseph Reynolds .. .do... .1,200 Perrin Washington, .do. .. .1,200
John Evans do.... 1,200
Joseph Carter do. . . .1,200
Rohert S. Wharton . . do 1 ,200
John Thaw do. . .
Giles Dyer do. . .
►Samuel A. Houston. do...
George Dale do. . .
Grafton D. Hanson .do. . .
Lewis Welsh do.... 1,200
Wm. S. Darrell.... do.... 1,200 James M. Hanson . .do. . . .1,200 Fleet W. Smith . . James D. Seavy. . Joseph Quicksall . Douglas Howard .
1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200
,.do 1,200
.do.... 1,200 .do.... 1,200
.do 1,200
Samuel McPhcrson .do.... 1,200
Isaac H. Robbins...do 1,200
John West do. . . .1 ,200
Geo. W. Moimtz . . .do. . . . 1.200 ( iharles Monroe . ...do... .1,200
Joseph Harris do. . . .1,200
James H. Durham . .do. .. .1,200 Leonard J. Anderson do... .1,000
Nahum Stone do.
Samuel Harkness...do.
James Cadeo do.
Samuel Dexter I<>.
Levi H. Parish lo.
John McLcod do.
Edwin W. Eortney..do.
Eitzhugh Coylc do.
Thomas It. Quimby . "
John W. Bronaugh John F. Sharretts . John McKenney... Alex. II, Harper . . John C. Kennedy. . Noalc L. Wilson.. Joseph C. Lewis.., 6
lo.. .do..
.do..
..1,000 ..1,000
..1,000 ..1,000
..i,ooo
. . 1 ,000 ..1,000 ..1,000 ..1,000 ..1,000 ..1,000 . . 1 ,000
.do.... i, ooo
.do.... 1,000 .do.... 1,000 .do.... 1,000
Auditor Post Office Department— continued.
Salary. Charles F. Pope., .clerk. .$ 1,000 Thomas P. Trott. . . .do. ... 1 ,000
John Voorhees do.... 1,000
Woodville Latham, .do. . . .1,000
John Douglass do.... 1,000
Howard Diven do.... 1,000
Sam'l M. Ed wards., do.... 1,000 Wm. W. Cox, messenger.... 750 Richard White, assistant messenger .350
Office of the Treasurer.
William Seidell, Treasurer. 3,000 Wm B. Randolph, chief
clerk 1,700
Henry Jackson ...clerk... 1,400
Wm. D. Nutt do.... 1,200
Wm. H. West do 1,200
Samuel M. Bootes . .do. .. .1,200
Andrew Smith do. . . .1,150
1 lenry Brooks lo .... 1 ,000
Tnos. B. Dashiell . .do. ...1,000 Jonathan Guest, chief clerk Post Olfiee Department
of the Treasury 1,400
Hopkins Lightner .clerk.. .1,200
Wm. B. Page do 1 ,000
James Moore, messenger. .. .700
Office of the Register of the Treasury.
Thomas L. Smith, Register. 3,000
M. Nourse, chief clerk 1,700
James McClerv, clerk 1,400
Jno. D. Barclay. . .do 1 ,400
Jno. B. Blake.. ...do 1,400
William James.. .do 1,400
Jas. E. Harvey 1 1.400
J. (J. Ben-it.. lo 1,900
James Laurie lo 1,150
F. Low inlts. lo 1,150
Jno.W. Williams.dc 1,150
Joseph Mount/... .do 1,000
J. K. Hanson do 1,000
John Nourse do 1,000
Rieh'd Lawrence .do 1 .000
Edgar Patterson, .do 1,000
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. R In <■) th( lYeoi- uni — coiitiiuud.
Salary.
Henry Brewer, clerk $1,000
. (. Cox do 1,000
W 15. Bnrvman..do 1,000
< Marcl do 1,000
V L McCrea....do 800
Josephus 1 )awcs. .do 800
\. w Pain do 800
Jr. Watson, messenger 700
T. Goddard, assist do 350
General Land Office.
Tin. 11. Blake, Comm'r 3,000
Charles Hopkins, Solicitor.. 2,000 Jno. Williamson, Recorder. 2,000 John M. Moore, princM cl'k. 1,800 Joseph S. Wilson, do.. do.. 1,800 Win. T. Steiger..d©.. do.. 1,800 Charles 8. Frailey, clerk.. .1,500 EjphraimGilman,drghtsmn. 1,500 il . G. CVNeale, assist, do... 1,200 William Simmons, clerk. . .1,400
M Fitzhugh do.... 1,400
N N.Randall do.... 1,400
Geo. W. Cambloss.. do.... 1,400
William Wood do. ...1,300
Jacob Nollner do. . . .1,300
Benjamin T. Reillv.. do.... 1,300 Edmund Coolidgc*. .do.... 1,300 Edward Barnard . . . .do. . . . 1,300
John V. Bryant do. ...1,300
William O.'Slade... do.... 1,300 I ):t\ id F. lkaton. . . .do. . . .1,300 Benjamin Erens. . . .do. . . .1,300 James B. Taggart.. .do.... 1,300
C. Smith do. ...1,300
Orris s Paine lo... .1,300
R. II Williamson... do. ... 1,300 George C. Whiting. .do.. ..1,300
Richard EL lo 1,300
Edward A. Cabell... do.... 1,250 Walter T. Brooke., .do. ...1,200
Charles Fletcher do. ...1,200
Louis ( ;. Gassaway. do.... 1,900
William 11. my do. ...1,200
H.in\ Hunger ford., do.... 1,900 lj do.... 1,200
Genual Lund Office— continued.
Salary. George W.Wilson, clerk.. $1,200 Parker H. Sweet. . . .do. . . .1,200 William H. Deitz... do.... 1,200 John L. Barnhill.... do.... 1,200 John H. Waggaman. do.... 1,200 William Nourse.... do.... 1,200 Albert Greenleaf. . .do.... 1,200 Charles A. Davis. . . .do. . . .1,200 James H. Blake. ...do.... 1,200 James I. Randolph, .do.... 1,200 John P. Winoerd.... do.... 1,200
John W. de Krafll. .do 1,200
Randolph Coyle do.... 1,200
Joseph H. Robins. . .do. ... 1 ,200
F. W. Thomas do.... 1,150
F. A. Tschiftcly do.... 1,100
Richard I Morsell.. do.... 1,100 Jas L. Cathcart, jr. .do. .. .1,100
Samuel I. Burr do.... 1,100
William Hicks do. . . .1,000
O. II. Bestor do.... 1,000
A. H. Lawrence. . . .do. . . .1,000 William H. Watson. .do. . . .1,000 W. V. H. Brown... .do.... 1,000
John N. Ashton do. . . .1,000
George Taylor do. . . .1,000
Nath'l P. Causiu, jr. .do. . . .1,000
John Hood do. ... 1 ,000
Ashton S. H. White. do.... 1,000 Edmund M. Evans, .do.... 1,000 Francis C. Goode. . .do.... 1,000
Peter Wilson do. . . .1,000
Jacob H. Hager.... do.. ..1,000
John Todd. . . William Clyde..
John Davis
Henry B. Foster. John E. Tuel.... William Darby.. John P. Prazer.. Vicessimus Turner, .do William M. Roycc.do
,.. do.... 1,000
...do.... 1,000
...do. ...1,000
...do.... 1.000
...do.... 1,008
...do.... 1,000
do.... 1,000
1,000
1,000
John Scrivener, messenger... 700
John N. Ford do 700
Isaac Goddard, assist, do.... 350
Samuel Walker. . . .do 350
Thomas II. Quincy, packer.. 450 Grafton Powell do, . . .450
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Office of the Solicitor of the Treasury.
Salary. Salary.
Chas. B. Penrose, Solicitor .$3,500 Jos. H. Waring, clerk 11,150
B. F. Pleasants, chief clerk. .1,150 Wm. M. Baird. .do 1,150
Francis Brinly, law clerk. .1,500 Geo. M. Phillip- do 1,150
Basil Waring, clerk 1,150 George Hall, messenger 500
Benj. Redgatc.do 1,150
WAR DEPARTMENT.
J. M. Porter, Sec. of War . .6,000 Daniel Parker, chief clerk.. 2,000 Jno. T. Cochrane, clerk. . . .1,600
Andrew Porter.. . .do 1,600
Nathan Rice do 1/100
John H. Offley....do 1,400
Charles Calvert. . .do 1,400
John Potts do 1,000
J. D. McPherson. .do 1,000
John P. Wolf. . . . .do 1,000
Wm. Maikward, messenger. .650 John T. Cochrane, sup't. . . . .250 John Robinson, watchman. . .365
F. R. Dorsett do 365
Wm. Douglass . . . .do 365
David Kurtz do 365
Office Commissioner of Indian Af- fairs.
T. Hartley Crawford, ComV.3,000 S. Humes Porter, chief el'k. 1,600
Charles E. Mix, clerk 1,600
Hezekiah Miller, .do 1,600
T. R. Cruttenden. .do 1,400
B. II. Waring do 1 ,400
T. Waugh do 1,400
S. J. Potts do 1,400
H. H. Kreba do 1,200
W. Deveraux do 1 ,000
H. S.Addison.... do 1,000
L. H. Bcrryman. .do 1,000
W. B. Waugh. ...do 1,000
Samuel D. Leib..do 1,000
Charles Dralne, messenger.. .700 Wm. A. Wilson... do 500
Pension Office.
James L. Edwards, Com'r. .2,500 Geo. W. Crump, chief elk. . 1 ,600
John D. Wilson, clerk 1,400
F. H. Davidge. . . .do [,400
Geo. C. Ames.... do 1,400
F. S. Evans do 1,900
W. Ogden Niles..do 1,200
W. M. Steuart ...do 1,000
Daniel Brown . . . .do 1,000
W. H. Fales do b'UO
Thomas Lumpkin .do 800
Wm. Gordon, bounty land
business 1 ,000
Charles Hibbs, messenger.. . ..".no Nathan Leake..... do 500
Office Commanding General.
Winfield Scott, Command- ing General, pay and emol
Edward Brewer, elerk 1,000
Jos. Williamson, messenger. .500
Office Adjutant Qt nerul.
Roger Jones, Adj. Cm. p:i\ ,\ Brooke Williams, chief elk. 1 John M. Hepburn, clerk.. .1,150
James C Addison.. do 1,000
John G. Law do 1 .Him
James II. L<»wry...do 1,000
A. F. Wilcox do L,000
T. M. Hanson do BOO
Charles Baker, messenger.. , .500
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Office Quartermaster General.
Salary. Thomas S. Jesup, Quarter- master Gen. pay and emol. A. R. Hetzel, Assist. Q. M.
Gen. pay and emol. Win. A. Gordon, chief elk. $1,600
W. J . Anderson, clerk 1 ,200
L. A. Fleury do 1,000
W. L.Bailey do 1,000
James Goszler. . . .do 1,000
Thos. J. Abbott., .do 1,000
George Phelps, messenger.. .500
Ordnance Office.
George Talcott, Lieut Col.
pay and emoluments. George Bender, chief elk. . 1,200
Morris Adler clerk . 1 , 150
Samuel Rainey do.. 1,000
William McDermott. .do. .1,000
John W. Butler do. . 1 , 000
W. C. Reddall do.. 1,000
J. P. Keller do. .1,000
Nathan W. Fales ....do.. 1,000 Nathan Mullikin, mes 500
Office Engineer Department.
3. G. Totten, Chf Engineer
pay and emol.
B. Fowler, chief clerk 1 ,200
James C. Wilson, clerk. .. .1,150
James Eveleth. . . .do 1,000
R. Cruikshank. . . .do 1,000
J. H.Pauling do 800
O. B. Denham, messenger.. .500
Office Carps of Topographical En- gineers.
Salary. J. J. Abert, Chief, pay and emol. G. O. Thompson, chief cik.#l,400 Charles Tschiffely, clerk.. .1,000
Joseph T. BrufF do 1 ,000
J. R. Dorsey do 1,000
J. Lawrence, messenger 500
Office Commissary Gen. Subsistence.
George Gibson, Com. Gen.
pay and emol. Richard Gott, chief clerk.. 1,600
C. W.Wilcox, clerk 1,000
Columbus Munroe, do 1,000
Joseph Schwartz, mes .500
Office Paymaster General.
Nathan Towson, Paymaster
Gen. pay and emol. Nathaniel Frye, chief elk.. .1,700 William D.Beall, clerk.... 1,400
William W. Billing. do 1,150
Charles Whitman.. do 1,150
E. H. Brook do 1,000
John Brodbeck, messenger. . .700
Office Surgeon General.
Thomas Lawson, Surgeon
General, pay and emol. Richard Johnson, clerk. ...1,150
Andrew Balmain..do 1,000
James H. Collins, messenger. 500
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Secretary's Office. Secretanfs Office— continued.
David R. Henshaw, Sec'y.6,000 A. B. Upshur, ree'd elk. ..1,000
A. Thos. Smith, chief elk .2,000 H. T. Weightman. .do.... 1,000
B. Homans, pr cor clerk ..1,500 John J. Berrit 1 000
L H. Hardin, reg clerk... 1,400 William B. Boggs, mis elk ..80O
<;. Harrington, warra't elk. 1,200 Samuel Mickum, messenger .650
<;. S. Watkn.s, asstc or elk. 1,200 Lindsay Muse, asst mes 400
Jamci Callahan, rec'g elk . 1 ,200
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Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks.
Salary. Lewis Warrington, chief
of bureau $3, 500
Wm G. Ridgely, chf elk.. 1,400 Stephen Gough ... .clerk. 1,000
Daniel II. Haskell do 800
W. P. S. Sanger, civil eng.2,000 George F. de la Roche,
draughtsman 1 , 000
Charles Hunt, messenger. .. .700
Bureau of Ordnuncc and Hijdrog.
Wm. M. Crane, chief of bureau 3, 500
Gustavus Harrison. . clerk. 1, '200 Joseph P. McCorkle. .do. .1,000
Charles K. King do. . 1 ,000
Conrad Schwarz, driihtsmn. 1,000 G. CTDriscoll, draughtsmn . 1 ,000 Hamilton Mclienry, mes....700
Bureuu of Construction, Equip- ment, and Repairs.
B. Kennon, chf of bureau. .3,000 B. M. Voorhees, chf elk . . l,4U0 JohnH. Reily clerk. 1,000
Bureau of Construction, Equip- mtnt, and lit pairs — continiud.
Salary. Henry J. Wilde .. .clerk.f 1,000 Henry J. Drayton., .do... 1,000 C. Humphreys, drghtsman. 1,000 E. Brooke, messenger 700
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing.
Charles W. Goldsborough
chief of bureau 3,000
Wm. S. Parrott, chf clerk .1,400 T. Fillebrown, jr., clerk.. 1,200
H. A. Goldsborough.. do 800
Ignatius Lucas, messenger. . .700
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery.
W. P. C. Barton, chief of
bureau 2,500
Samuel Abbot do BOO
Marsh B. Clark, men 700
H atekim n.
Thomas Bingey 365
Ignatius Lucas 365
POST OFFICF. DEPARTMENT.
Chas. A. Wickliffe, post- master general
Selah R. Hobbie, 1st asst postmaster general
John A. Bryan, 2d asst postmaster general
John S. Skinner, 3d asst postmaster general
John Mar r on, chief clerk. .
William H. Dnndas, pr elk.
Eben. L. Childs do . .
Thomas B. Addison, .do . .
Henry A. Burr, topographs
Sanders Irving clerk.
Alexander N. Zevely .do..
Jacob B. Moore do. .
David Smith do..
Nicholas Halter do. ,
Robert A. Lacey .... .do.
6,000
2,500
2,500
2,500 2,000
1,600 1,600 1,6U0 1,600 1,400 1,400
1,400 ,1,400
Samuel B. Beach . . .c |
hi b |
.1,400 |
John Ferguson |
.do., |
.1,400 |
John Smith |
.do. |
.1,400 |
John Hunter |
.do. |
. Lino |
N. C. Towle |
.do. |
.1.401) |
I). 1). T. Leech |
.do. |
.1,400 |
Horatio King |
.do. |
.Linn |
John Barcron |
.do. |
.1,200 |
Joseph 1 1. Wheat. . . . |
.do. |
.1,200 |
Matnias Rosa |
.do. |
.1,200 |
James H. Mai T |
.do. |
.1,200 |
James Laurenson.. . . |
.do. |
.1,200 |
George A. Bohrer . . . |
.do. |
.1,900 |
James ( >\\ hit. jr |
.do. |
.1,200 |
Henry Johnson |
.do. |
.1,200 |
( Ihester A. Colt |
.do. |
.1,200 |
Robert B, Rust |
.do. |
.1,200 |
Jeremiah Lathrop . . . |
.do. |
.1,200 |
William P. Young , ,, |
.do. |
.1,200 |
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Post Office Department — continued.
William Robinson. Walter I). Addbon. Eliaha Hotchkias ..
I. II Metcalf
I.. Dr.m Brown . . . John W. Mollis.... Chauneey Smith...
John Agg
Robert Wallace ... George M. Kendal 1 William J. Darden. James G. Sturgeon Robert J. Powell ..
Salary. ,clcrk. £1,200 . .do.. '. 1,200 ..do.. .1,200 ..do... 1,200 ..do... 1,200 ..do... 1,200 ..do... 1,200 ..do.. .1,000 ..do.. .1,000 ..do. ..1,000 ..do... 1,000 ..do... 1,000 ..do... 1,000
Sal;
Thos. J. Williams.. clerk. $1,000
James Allen do . . . 1,000
C. S. Whittlesey ....do.. .1,000 Cranstoun Laurie, tern elk. 1,000 Jas. H. Hamilton.... do... 1,000
John M. Black do... 1,000
Wm. J. Sibley, messenger... 750 Rob't A. Hawke .ast. mess.. 350
Wm. E. Lightelle . . .do 350
Nathaniel Herbert . .do 350
James Dodds, watchman. .. .300 Eli Davis do 300
LEGISLATIVE.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
Asbury Dickins, sec'y . . . $3,000 L«-w is L. Machen, pr elk.. 1,800 William Hickey.. .clerk. .1,500
William Carr do... 1,500
Wm. G. McDonald .do... 1,500 J. C. Fitzpatrick,.... do... 1,500
William Patton, clerk 1 , 500
E. Dyer, sergeant-at-arms
and doorkeeper 1 , 500
R. Beale, asst doorkeeper .1,450 John L. Clubb, messenger ...700
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Matthew St Clair Clarke,
clerk of the House. ...#3,000 S. Burche, ch elk of office . .1,800
John T. Frost clerk.. 1,500
Brook M. Berry. . . .do. . . .1,500 Robert N. Johns too .do.... 1,500
Benj. B. French . . .do. . . .1 ,500
Daniel Gold do. ...1,500
lb. ratio N. Crabb . .do. ...1 ,500 Eli Duvall do. ...1,500
George Patterson, clerk ..1,500 E. M. Townsend, sergeant- at-arms 1 , 500
Joseph Follansbee, prin.
doorkeeper 1, 500
Wm. J. McCormick, post- master 1 , 500
David H. Burr, drghtsman. 1,500 John T. Ball, mcs. .$2 50 pr day W. W. Stewart. do. $j 50 pr day
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
JehnS. Meehan, librarian .1,500 I. B Steele, EMSt librarian. 1, 150
C. H W. Median, asst lib'n. 1,150 Robert Kearon, mes ...700
POLICE 0F THE CAPITOL.
D..\i.l M. Wilson, prin... $1,450 J. II. Wailcs, assistant... .1 ,100
Jam., M. Waller... aest.. 1,100 John Wirt do ..1,000
1,100
Thouiai Scrivner lo
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JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Salary. Salary.
Roger B. Taney, chf jus. $5,000 John Catron ....asst jus. $4, 500
Joseph Story.... asst jus.. 4, 500 John McKinlcy. .. .do. .. .4,500
Smith Thompson... do.... 4, 500 Peter V. Daniels., .do... .4,500
John McLean do.... 4, 400 W. T. Carroll, clerk ...ft.
Henry Baldwin ....do.... 4, 500 Howard, reporter. . 1,000
James M. Wayne . .do.... 4, 500
LOCAL.
CUSTOMHOUSE DISTRICT OF ALEXANDRIA.
George Brent, collector . . . .fees M. Snyder, jr. inspt'r. .$3 pr day
Benj. T. Fendall, surveyor . .fees Isaac Kell, sr. weigher fees
Edward Green, deputy col- Turner Dixon, measurer, . . .fees
lector and inspector. .$3 pr day George McCleish, gauger...fees Thos. Swann, inspt'r . .$3 pr da)
CUSTOMHOUSE DISTRICT OF GEORGETOWN.
Henry Addison, collector ...fees I. Mudd, dep col. and insp
T. A. Lazenhy, deputy col Washington $2 25 pr day
and insp., Georgetown.. .$800 Edward Mattingh , insp $200
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Win. Cranch, chf judge. .$2,700 Wm. Brent, clerk of the
B. Thruston, asst judge. . '.2,500 court for Washington co.. .fees
J. S. Morsell ..do 2,500 C. F. Lee, elk of court for
P. R. Fendall, atty D C fees Alexandria county fees
Alex. Hunter, marshal D. C.fees
ORPHANS' COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, D C. Nalhan'l P. Causin, judge. $1,000 Edwin N. Roach, register.. .fifi
ORPHANS' COURT OF ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, D. C. Christop'r Ncalc, judge. .$1,000 Bernard Hooc, register fees
CRIMINAL COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. James Dunlop, judge $2, 000
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WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
Salary. Civil appointments — continued. John H. Aulic.comd'nt... $3,500
G J Pendergrast, eonVr.. .2,100 Salary.
B. B. Boutwell, lieut 1,500 J. Tucker, mast blacksmith .1,250
James II. Ward.. do 1,500 A. Woodward, mas. block- Alfred Taylor. . . .do 1 ,500 maker $3 p day
.1. C. Palmer, past ast surg. 1,150 Wm. L. Ellis, machinist, 3^ p day
Garrett R. Barry, purser . .2,000 J. H. Smoot, mast, joiner, 3 p day
William Ryland, chaplain. . 1,200 J. Davis, of Abel, master
Thomas Brownell, master. .1,000 plumber 1,250
Marmaduke Dove... do.... 1,000 James Carbery, inspector
•'. W. Palmer, master's and measurer of timber.. .900
mate 450 R. Barry, clerk of the yard.. 900
Wm. Waters, boatswain.... 700 D. M. Comb, clerk to comdt.900
D. S. Philips do ...700 W. H. Kennon do 750
• Sirian, gunner 700 George Ilerold, clerk to
Henry P.Leslie, carpenter.. 7U0 storekeeper 750
Francis Barry, sen., clerk
Civil appointments. to master builder 450
William Hebb, keeper of
\\ 'in. B. Scotl, navy agt ...2,000 magazine 480
J. N. Selden, naval store G. L. Thompson, navy,
keeper 1,700 chief engineer 3,000
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
WilliamNoland.com ...$2,500 Jabez B. Rooker
James Maher, public gardener 1 ,250
PENITENTIARY.
John B. Dade, warden.. .$1 ,500 William Wheatly, clerk ..1,000 Thomas Bewail, inspector. . .250
Thomas Donoho ....do 250
Bernard Hooe do 250
Bernard I [ooe, sec'y to board
of inspectors 200
v I nil,-, physician 500
1 & Furguson, chaplaii 250
J. A. Young, asst keeper . . . .750
G. C. David do 750
James Parsons.. do 750
W. V. Reswick.. guard 550
George Smith do 550
Mason Piggot do 550
David Hoover do 550
Michael Nash do 550
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LIST OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
[Corrected at the Department of State to August 2, 1843]
For Washington County.
Adams, George Belt, C. R. Clements, R. Clark, J. D. Callan, N.,jr. Cox, J. F. Cox, J. Coote, C. T. Carbery, L. Drury, S. Dorm, T. C. Dow, J. E. French, B. B. Fearson, J. N. Giberson, G. L. Gettys, J. Goddard, J. H. Hampton, T. R. Hebb, W. Howison, H. Holtzman, T. Hogmire, C. Harris, I. King, V. King, S. D. Kane, T.
Laurenson, J. Morsell. B. K. Mackall, B. F. McPherson, J. D Marshall, J. Mattingly, E. Nourse, C. J. Naylor, H. Pierce, J. Plater, W. Stettinius, S. Stewart, W. W. Smoot, S. SaundSrs, D. Smith, A. T. Stall, J. I. Turner, T. Thompson, \V. Van Zandt, N. B. White, II. Walker, Z Wiltberger, C. Waters, VV. Watts, R. K. Williams, 11. C
II.
Custis, G. W. Fowle, W. Grubb, J. Johnson, R. Kell, J. Mills, W. N.
For Alexandria County.
Minor, J. W. MeKnight, C. Ringgold, T. Scott, C. Snowden, E. Waugh, Alexander
LEVY COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.
J. F. Cox Joshua Pierce Henry Naylor Lewis Carbery
J«»hn Cox Robert White (one vacant) John Mountz, clerk.
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FOREIGN INTERCOURSE,
List of Ministers, Consuls, and other Diplomatic and Commercial Agents of the United States in foreign Cowrfries, and of the places of their residence.
[Corrected at the Department of State to August 2, 1843.]
BRITISH DOMINIONS. in and near Europe and Africa.
Edward Everett, En. Ex. and Min. Plen London
Francis fl. Rives, Secretary of Legation London
Consuls.
ENGLAND.
Thomas Aspiuwall London
Jo-liua Garsed, jr. . . . Kingston- upon-Hull
James Hagarty .Liverpool
Francis B. Ogden Bristol
Roberl W. Fox Falmouth
Thomas Were Fox.... Ply mouth
William Whetten...Cowes, [Isle
of Wight
SCOTLAND.
Kol.ert Grieve.... Lcith, [Pt. of Edinburgh
Edward Baxter Dundee
Alexander Thomson.. .Glasgow
IRELAND.
Thomas Wilson Dublin
Janes Shaw Belfast
Jas. Me I fcnry Londonderry
John Murphy Cork
TIioiiihs M. "iVrsse Galway
EAST INDIES.
1 Bomhay
Jotepfa Balestier Singapore
.1. 13. Higginson Calcutta
Horatio Sprague. .... .Gibraltar
W. W. Andrews . Island of Malta
Isaac Chase. . .Cape-town, [Cape
of Good Hope
NORTH AMERICA.
I. D. Andrews. .St. John's, N. B.
T. B. Livingston Halifax,
[Nova Scotia
J. Primrose.. Pictou.... do
C. H. Delavan.. Sydney .do.....
SOUTH AMERICA.
Moses Benjamin Demerara,
[British Guiana
AUSTRALASIA.
J. H. Williams Sidney,
[N. S. Wales
E. Hathaway, jr.. . .Hobart-town
{Van Deim an's Land
WEST INDIES.
William T. Tucker.... Bermuda
Timothy Darling Nassau,
[Bahama Islands John Wilkeson. ...Turk's Island Robert M. Harrison... Kingston, [Jamaica William R. Hayes. ...Barbadoes W. Macomb Isl of Trinidad
Commercial Jlgents. William Carroll. . . .Island of St. [Helena
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W. H. H. Griffiths . . Port Louis, P. A. de Creny St. Pierre,
[Mauritius, or Isle of France [Martinique
R. S. Higinbothom Saint
Christopher and Antigua, W. I. Africa.
RUSSIA. Francis Lacrouts Algiers
C. S. Todd, En. Ex. and Min. SPANISH DOMINIONS.
Plen . . . .Saint Petersburg John S. Maxwell, Secretary of Washington Irving, En. Ex. and
Legation. Saint Petersburg Min. Plen Madrid
Alex. Hamilton, jr., Secretary of Ccmsids. Legation Madrid
ON THE BALTIC SEA. <-, ,
Consuls.
A. P. Gibson. . .Saint Petersburg
Alexander Schwartz Riga Maximo de Aguirre Bilbao
Edmund Brandt Archangel Alexander Burton Cadi/
George Read Malaga
ON THE BLACK SEA. P. Pou Barcelona
Obadiah Rich Port Mahooa,
John Ralli Odessa Minorca
FRENCH DOMINIONS. clba.
, En. Ex. and Min. Robert B. Campbell Havana
Plen Paris Thomas M. Rodney. . .Mutauzas
Henry Ledyard, Acting Charge H. P. Hastings. .Trinidad de Cuba
d'Affaires Paris Michael Mahon..St. IagodeCuba.
Nuevitas
Conmls. John Hartman Baracoa
Xibara
Lorenzo Draper Paris Saml. McLean Cien Fucgos
, Lyons Franklin Gage Carderas
Thomas Hulme Sedan
PUERTO RICO. PORTS ON THE ATLANTIC
James C. Gallaher Ponce
Reuben G. Beaslcy Havre O. S.Morse,San Juan or St. John's
Essex R. Livingston Nantes Gurdon Bradlej May ague z
J. Marks La Rochcllc William H. Tracy Guajama
John W. Grigsby Bordeaux
OTHER SPANISH ISLANDS. PORTS ON THE MEDITERRANEAN.
J. Cullen Tencrille, Canary
Daniel C. Croxall . . . .Marseilles 11. P. Sturgis, Manilla, Philippine
west indies. PORTUGUESE DOMINIONS.
J. W. Fisher..... Poinle-a-Pilre, Washington Barrow. Charge d'Af-
[Guadaloupe faires, Lisbon
132
Consuls.
PORTUGAL.
W. II. Vescy Lisbon
Loui-> Tinelli Oporto
PORTUGUESE ISLANDS.
( '. \V. I)abncy....Faya), Azores
.1 II March.. .Funchal, Madeira
Paid (iardner....St. Jago, Cape
Verd
BELGIUM.
Henry W. Hilliard, Charge d'Af- faires, Brussels
Consul.
Samuel Haight Antwerp
DOMINIONS OF THE NE- THERLANDS.
Christopher Hughes Charge
d'Affaires, Hague
Consuls.
HOLLAND.
Charles Nichols Amsterdam
W. ^. Campbell Rotterdam
COLONIES OF THE NETHERLANDS.
Win. H. Freeman Curagao,
West India island
(>. M. Roberto* •••Bataria, Java, East India Island
DANISH DOMINIONS.
Win. W. Irwin Charge d'Af- faires, Copenhagen
GmmmIi.
DENMARK.
< i,.«i lei l'. Ryan ( bpenbagen
Edmund L Kainala » . . .Elsineur
WEST INDIES.
David Rogers .St. Croix, or Santa Cruz
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
George W. Lay, Charge d'Af- faires, Stockholm
Consuls.
Chas. D. Arfwedson, Stockholm,
Sweden
C. A. Murray. .Gothenburg, do.
Helmich Janson, Bergen, Norway
PRUSSIA.
Henry Wheaton. ...En. Ex. and
Min. Plen., Berlin
Theo. S. Fay, Sec. Legation, do.
Consuls.
Elberfield
Frederick Schillow Stettin
AUSTRIA.
Daniel Jenifer, En. Ex. and Min.
Plen. Vienna
John R. Clay Sec. Leg., do.
Consuls.
J. G. Schwarz Vienna
George Moore Trieste
Albeit Dabadie Venice
SAXONY.
Consuls.
.Dresden
John Q. Flugel Leipsio
BAVARIA.
Consul.
■ , ....... .Munich
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WURTEMBERG. PONTIFICAL STATES.
Consul. Consuls.
Frederick List Stuttgard George W. Greene RoflM
James E. Freeman Ancona,
GRAND-DUCHY OF HESSE.
KINGDOM OF THE TWO
Consul. SICILIES.
Charles Graebe Cassel W. Bouhvare, Charge d'Aftairfs,
Naples GRAND-DUCHY OF MECK- Consuls.
LENBURG-SCHVVER1N.
Alexander Hammetl Naples
Consul. J. M. Marston... Palermo, Sicily J. L. Pavson Messina, do.
.Rostock
TURKISH DOMINIONS.
HANSEATIC or FREE CITIES.
Minister Resident,
Consuls. Constantinople.
John P. Brown, Drogoman, du.
John Cuthbert Hamburg
A. D. Mann Bremen Consuls.
Ernest Schwendler . . . Frankfort-
on-the-Main George A. Porter, Constantinople
David W. Otllev Smyrna
SWITZERLAND. Jasper Chasseaud.. .Beirout, Da-
mascus, and Said
Consuls. _
UNDER THE GOVERNMENT
Stephen Powers.. .Basil or Basle OF THE PASHA OF EGYPT.
Henry Mahler .Zurich
SARDINIAN STATES.
Cousul. John Gliddon, Alexandria, Egypt.
Ambrose Baber.Charged'Afiaires,
Turin GREECE.
Consul.
( 'niKul.
Gregory A. Perdiearis.. . Athens
C. Edwards Lester Genoa
Victor A. Sasserno Nice BARBARA STATES
TUSCANY. Consul,.
Cmsuls. John F. Mullowny . . . .TangiefS,
( Mora c • J. A. Binda Leghorn J. H. Payne Tunis. [Tunis
Edward Gamage Terence D. B. MacauLy .Tripoli, !i
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DOMINIONS OF THE IMAUM OF MUSCAT.
Consuls.
Syed Ben Calfaun Muscat
R. P. W aters . . Island of Zanzibar, [near the east coast of Africa
CHINA.
Caleb Cushing ....Commissioner
F. Webster. . . .Sec'y of Legation
Consul.
Paul S. Forbes. Canton
INDEPENDENT PACIFIC ISLANDS.
Consuls.
G. Brown, Com. .Sandwich IsPds Samuel R. Blacker. . . .Otaheite,
[Society Islands
J. B. Williams . . .Bay of Islands,
[New Zealand
Commercial Jigent.
Peter A. Brinsmade. . . . Woahoo, [Sandwich Islands
HAYTI, or SAN DOMINGO.
Commercial Jlgents.
F. D. Cummins... Port au Prince
Wm. B. Gooch Aux Cayes
George F. Usher ..Cape Haytien
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
W. S. Murphy. Charge d1 Affaires
Consuls.
MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
Waddy Thompson, En. Ex. and
Min. Plen Mexico
B. E. Green, Sec. of Leg... do..
Consuls.
John Black Mexico
Chihuahua
Manuel Alvarez... ....Santa Fe
ON THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
F. Cha3e .Tampico or Santa Anna,
[de Tamaulipas
Richard H. Bell, Commercial
Agent Matamoros
F. M. Dimond..Vera Ciuz and Alvarado
Edward Porter Tabasco
Leonard R. Almy Laguna,
[Carmen Island John F. McGregor . . .Campeche C. Thompson ..Merida and Sisal
ON THE PACIFIC SIDE.
Thomas O. Larkin Montery
John Parrott Mazatlan
Jose Maria Castanos ...San Bias
A. M. Gilliam... San Francisco,
[California
John A. Robinson Guaymas
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Consuls.
S. II. Weems Gautamala,
[Pacific side'
William A. Butler.... Granada,
[Nicaragua-
NEW GRANADA.
Morgan L. Smith, Velasco
A. M. Green Galvezton
Stewart Newell Subine William M. Blackford, Charge"
W. W. T. Smith Matagorda d'Atf'aires Bogota
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Consuls.
ON THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
Ramon L. Sanchez . .Carthagena T. VV. Robeson.... Santa Martha
ON THE PACIFIC SIDE.
William Nelson Panama
VENEZUELA.
Allen A. Hall, Charge d'Affaires, Caraccas
George Black Santos
L. Wells St. Catherine's hi.
John C. Pedrick . . . .Rio Grande A. H. Tyler.. Bahia de San Sal- vador
URVGUAY, or CISPLAT1NE REPUBLIC.
Consul.
R. M. Hamilton Montevideo
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC OR BUENOS AYRES.
Consuls.
F. Litchfield Puerto Cabello
J. P. Adams Laguayra
Consul. Maracaibo Amory Edwards ..Buenos Ay res CHILI.
EQUATOR.
Consul.
Seth Sweetser Guayaquil
BRAZIL.
G. II. Promt, En. Ex. and Min.
Plen Rio ile Janeiro
R. M. Walsh, Sec. Leg ..do....
Consuls.
C. 13. Allen.... Maranham Island
Charles J. Smith Para
(J. T. Snow Pernarabuco
<; W. Slacum . . . Rio de Janeiro
John S. Pendleton, Charge d'Af- faires Sant-Iago
Consuls.
Eben Ritchie Dorr.. Valparaiso
Paul H. Delano Taleahuano
Samuel F. Haviland ..Coquinibo
PERU.
James C. Pickett, Charge d'Af- faires Lima
Consuls.
F. L. Castelnau .....Lima
Alexander Ruden, jr Paila
ARMY REGISTER.
[ Corrected at the Adjutant General's Office to August ], 1843. ]
i.l NER \! ANTD STAFF OFFICERS.
Major General.
Winfield Scott lune 25, Ml
Brigadier Generals. Edmund P. Gaines. . .Mar. 9, '14 John E. Wool June 25, '41
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTM't.
Adjutant General, with tlie reink of Colontl.
Roger Jones Mar. 7, '25
Assistants Mjutants General, with the int n t rank of Major.
Samuel Cooper July 7, '38
Lorenzo Thomas July 7, '38
Jl$ti$tant$ Mjutants General, with tin brevet rank of Captain.
Edmund SchriTOr July 7, '38
Jamea II. PrentitB. . .May 24, '39
Wm. W S. Uliss Oct. 2t>, '39
Win. <i Freeman. . ..Dec. 2, '41
INSPECTOR GENERAL'S DEPARTM't.
Inspectors General, with Hie rank
uj Ctiltinil.
:!i in. ...Dec. 21, '25 Bj i\'i Churchill. •••June 25, '41
cm \ui i.umaster's department.
Qpejrterwtmlsr General, with tlie
rank of tir'tRailicr G< neral. Umbmm S. Jwap May 8, '18
Assistant Quartermasters General, with the rank of Colonel.
Henry Stanton luly 7, '38
Trtfcman Cross July 7, '38
Deputy Quartermasters General, with the rank of Lieut. Colonel.
Henry Whiting July 7, '38
Thomas F. Hunt Nov. 8, '39
(Quartermasters, with the rank of Major.
iEneas Mackay July 7, '38
Charles Thomas, July 7, '38
Samuel McRee Nov. 8, '39
Assistant Quartermasters, with the rank of Captain.
D. D. Tompkins July 7, '38
Carlos A. Waite July 7, '38
Thomas Swords July 7, '38
George H. Crosman. . July 7, '38
S. B. Dusenbery July 7, '38
David H. Vinton July 7, '38
E. B. Alexander July 7, '38
F. Searle July 7, '38
O. Cross July 7, '38
S. P. Heintzelman....July 7, ".'is
James It. Irwin July 7, '38
M. M.Clark Tuly 7, '38
E. S. Sibley July 7, '38
E. B. Babbitt July 7, '38
J. P. Davis luly 7, '38
R. E. Clary luly 7, '38
C.O.Collins July 7, '38
A. R. Hetzel July 7, '38
R. S. Dix July 7, '38
E. A. Ogden July 7, '38
J. M. Hill July 7, '38
137
Dixon S. Miles Jan. 1 G, '30
W. S. Ketchum Feb. 28, '39
James H. Stokes. . . .May 21, '3(J Abram C. Myers. . . .Nov. 21, '39
S. M. Plummer Nov. 22, \39
W. M. D.McKissack,Dcc. 19, '39 Win. Wall Jan. 9, '41
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Commissary General of Subsistence , with the rank of Colons I.
George Gibson April iS, '18
Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence, with the rank if Lieu- tenant Colonel. Joseph l\ Taylor.. .Nov. 30, '41 Commissaries of Subsistence, icith the rank of Major.
T. W. Lendrum July 7, '38
R.B.Lee Nov. 30, '41
Commissaries of Subsistence, with the rank of Captain.
Jobn B. Grayson July 7, J38
Amos B. Eaton July 7, '38
Jobn C. Casey July 7, '38
G. G. Waggaman. . . .Dec. 2, '4 1
PAY DEPARTMENT.
Paymaster General.
Nathan Towson May 8, '22
Paymasters.
B. F. Lamed Nov. 24, '15
T. J. Leslie Nov. 27, '15
D. S.Townsend.... April 29, 'In"
Daniel Randall July 21, '18
Charles II. Smith... Nov. 24, '19
T. P. Andrews May 22, '22
Edmund Kirby Aug. 5, '24
Adam D. Steuart. . . .Jan. 14, '33 P. Muhlenberg Feb. 2, '35
C. Andrews Oct. 24, '36
Benjamin Walker. . .Dec. 17, '39 Eugene Van Ness... Dec. lb, '39
St. Clair Denny Oct. 15, '41
Charles Davies Nov. 17, '41
David Hunter Mar. 14, '42
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Surgeon Genn.il. Thomas Lawson. , , .Washington 6*
Surgeons. T. G. Mower New Y.-ii
F. F. Harney Baton Rouge
W. V. Wheaton West Poinl
L\ mail Foot. . .Madison barracks C. A. Fhilay. . .Carlisle barracks
1'. II. Craig Florida
R. S. Satterlee Fort Adams
S. G\ I. Dr Camp. . .Jef. barracks Edward Macomb. .. Fort Monroe II. S. Hawkins.... Fort Moultrie
Robert C. Wood Buffalo
H. A. Stinncckc.Fort McHenn W. L. Wharton, Ft Leavenworth
Charles S. Tripler 1 tetroil
II. L. Heiskel), Washington Citj C. MeDougall. . . .Fort Crawford
B. Randall Fort Gibson
Nathan S. Jarvis Fort Jesup
A. N. McLaren, Hancock barks
G. F.Turner Fort Snelling
Jtsristani Surgeons. J. II. Sargent.. Fort Constitution Sylvester Day, Allegheny arsenal
Joseph Baton Fort Hamilton
J. P. Russell Fort Columbus
Benjamin King Fort Severn
L. Sprague Fort Sullivan
Joel .Martin Fort Mifflin
J.J. B.Wright
John B. Porter. . .Fort Trumbull
T. Henderson Fort Ontario
John B. Wells Fort Monroe
J. M. Cuyler.. Oglethorpe basin
M. Mills Fort N
W. Hammond
Joseph II. Bailey.. .Fort Tow sun
L C.McPhail PlaUs
S. P. Moore Fort Pickens
\. k Suter Detroit arsenal
('. M. Hitchcock West Point
W. Malbt St. Louis
B. M. Byrne Fort Marion
E. H. Abadie Fort Smith
J. R. Moitc. .Jefferson Barrack i
R. Southgate Fort G ratiot
c. McCormick
Chas. H. Laub..Fort Winn*
Josiah Simpson Fort Gibson
W.J.Sloan Foil Washita
W. S. King Fort Atkinson
James R. Conrad. .Fort John ton
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John BrilM Fort Brady
D 0. De Leon Philadelphia
J. Walker Fort Scott
James W. Russell. . .Fort Preble II. II. Steiner . .Augusta Arsenal
J. C. Glen Fort Macon
11. E. Cruttendcn....Fort Wood
James Simons Fort Towson
T. C. Madison.... Fort Croghan A. W. Kennedy. Jefferson Bar'ks
W. II. Van Buren Do...
Joseph K. Barnes ....Key West Levi H. Holden..Fort Mackinac J. S. Griffin. Sac and Fox agency It. F. Simpson, Fort Leavenworth W. E. Fullwood...Fort Morgan
C. E Isaacs Fort Kent, Me.
R. H. Cooledge.Fort Fairfield, "
K. S. Holmes Fort Brooke
W. Levely Do...
MILITARY STOREKEEPERS.
( .V Inched to purchasing branch, ihiui ii muster's Departnu nt.)
\. S. Fayssoux Philadelphia
Thos. Grosvenor King. N.Orleans (.hutched to Ordnance Department.)
Ni.C. Buck. . .Washington, D. C. S. Lansing, jr. . Watervliet, N. Y. It. Parker. ..Harper's Ferry. Va. E. Ingersoll.. .Springfield, Mass.
R. B. Butler Pittsburg, Pa.
Silas Halsey Vergennes, Vt.
James Baker Augusta, Me.
Dan1] Ragan. Missouri depot, Mo. David Butler.. Little Rock, Ark. J. A. Webber. . Watertown, Mass,
J. S. Abeel Rome, N. Y.
J. R. Hanham .St. Augustine, Fa. W. R. Shoemaker. Ft Armstrong, B. LCarr. ..PikesrilJe, Md..[lll J. M. Gait, Apalachicola, Florida
CORPS OF ENCINEERS.
Colonrl.
J. <i Totti ii l»ec 7, '38
/.« vti rumt C( /■ /'< Is.
SyWanui Thayer Fulj 7, '36
R. E. Dc R Ntj Dec. 7, '38
Mtjors.
John L. Smith July 7, '38
W. H. Chase July 7, '38
Richard Delafield... .July 7, '38
C. A. Ogden Dec. 7, '38
Captains.
H. Brewerton Sept. 21, '36
George Dutton lulv 7, '38
J. K. F Mansfield July 7, »38
A. J I. Bowman July 7. '38
Robert E. Lee July 7, '38
Alexander J. Swift. . .July 7, '38 Frederick A. Smith . . . July 7, '38
J. G. Barnard July 7, '38
G. W. Cullum July 7, '38
William D. Eraser. ..July 7, '38 John Sanders Dec. 7, '38
C. H. Bigelow June 16, '39
First Lieutenants.
G. L. Welcker July 7, '38
J. L. Mason July 7, '38
II. W. Benham July 7, '38
D. Leadbctter July 7, '38
M. C. Meigs July 7, '38
D. P. Woodbury July 7, '38
W. II. Wright Dec. 7, '38
P. G. T. Beauregard. June 16, '39
J. II. Trapier July 1, '39
S. H. Campbell July I, '39
J. M.Scarritt July 1, '39
Isaac J. Stevens. July 1, '40
Second Lieutenants. Henry W. Halleck.. . .July 1, '39 Jeremy F. Gilmer. .. .July I, '39
Henry" L. Smith July 1, '39
Paul O. Hebcrt July 1, '40
Zealous B Tower. .. .July 1, '41
H. G. Wright July 1, '41
M. Harrison July 1, '41
I lenry L. Eustis July 1, '42
John Newton July 1, '42
George W. Rains. .. .July I, *A%
John D. Kurtz July 1, '43
W S. Rosecrans July I, '43
B S Alexander, bvt..Julv I, '42 G. W Smith, bvt.... July 1, '42
CORPS TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS.
Colonel. John J. Abert July 7, '38
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Lieutenant Colonel.
James Kearney July 7, '38
Majors.
S. H. Long July 7, '38
H. Bache July 7, '38
J. D. Graham Julv 7, '38
William Turnbull July 7, '38
Captains.
W. IT. Swift July 7, '38
W. G. Williams July 7, '38
A. Canfield July 7, '38
C. Graham July 7, '38
G. W. Hughes July 7, '38
Thomas J. Cram Tuly 7, '38
John McClellan July 7, '38
John Mackay July 7, '38
H. Stansbury July«18, '40
T. B. Linnard Mar. 31, '42
First Lieutenants.
J. E. Johnston July 7, '38
Thomas J. Lee July 7, '38
A. A. Humphreys. ...Julv 7, '38
VV. H. Emory July 7, '38
J. N. Macomb Inly 7, '38
J. II. Simpson July 7, '38
J. E. Blake July 7, '38
Lorenzo Sitgreaves. .July 18, '40
W. H. Warner Sept. 1, '41
I. C. Woodrutt'. Mar. 31, '42
Second Lieutenants.
J. W. Gunnison July 7, '38
E. P. Scammon July 7, '38
R.M. McLane July 7, '38
C. N. Hagner July 7, '38
"W. R. Palmer lulv 7, '38
J.C. Fremont Iul\ 7, \"H
J. D.Webster lulv 7, '38
George Thorn July 18, '40
A. W. Whipple July 1,11
George Meade May 19, '42
Martin L. Smith, bvt. July I, '42
John Pope, bvt lulv 1, '42
J. W. Abert, bvt July 1, '43
W. B. Franklin, bvt
W. F. Raynolda, bvt
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Colonel.
George Bomford May 30, '32
Lieutenant Colontl. George Talcott May 30, '32
Majors.
II. K. Craig.... May 30, :j2
It. L. Baker Jul) I
J. W. Ripley July 7, '38
J. Symington Mar. :. ,
Captains.. W. H. 11.11 M:.v 30, »32
E. Harding May 30, :;•_>
A. Mordecai Maj 30, '.'12
Benjamin linger. .. .Mas 30, '32 J. A.J. Bradford. ...Maj 30, '39
G. I). Ramsay Feb. 25, '35
W. Maynadier July J
W.A.Thornton Jmj J
John Williamsoi May 22, '40
R. II. K. Whiteley..Mar. 27, '42
First Lit vttnunls. George H. Talcott ... .July 9, '38
J. F. Lee, bvtCapt Jul)
James M. Morgan July 9, "A6
L. A. B. Walbach. .Nov. 16, '39
Peter V. Hagner Maj 22, '40
R. A. Wainwrigbt..Mar. 27, M8
Secmul Lit >•!> iiants.
Alexander B. Dyer July 9, ".,-
A. II. Dearborn". Jul)
F. D.Calli ader Nov. 16, "39
T. L. Ringgold Inlv 18, '40
C. P. Kingsbury lulv 1, '40
John McS'utt, bvt... Mar 27. »42
S. Stansbury, bvt July I, »41
Josiah Gorgas, bvt. ..July I, '41
T. J. Rodman, brl July I, Ml
T T. S. Laidley, int. .lulv I, 42 James <; Benton, bvt. July 1, '12
George Deshpii, bvl
Thomas J. Brereton, bvt
REGIMENT OF DRAGOONS.
CoUmek
S. W. K. :.!i.v July 4, '36
l.ii uti itaitt ('.»/. utl.
K. B. Masoi Julv 4, '36
Major.
Clifton Wharton July J, $6
Captains.
F. V. Sumner Mar. 4, '33
Eustace Trenor Mar. 4, '33
N. Boone Aug. 15, '33
P. St. G. Cooke May 31. '35
Thomas Swords Mar. 3, '3"
no
It. I). Moore June 15, '37
James Allen June 30, '37
.i ii. K. Burgwin. . . July 31, 37
i; Stoen Dec. 31, '40
B. A. Terrett Feb. 21, »42
first Lit utenants.
W. Editifl June 15, '36
L. H. Northrop July 4, '36
II S.Turner Mar. 3, '37
A. R. Johnston June 15, '37
r. k. Thompson.... June 30, '37
W.N. Grler April 14, '38
Thomas McCrate....Jan. 29, '39 Richard West, jr. .. Jan. 29, '39
Philip Kearnyjr July 22, '39
R. II. Chilton Feb. 21, »42
William Bowman. . .June 27, '42 Second Lit utt mints.
D. H.Racker Oct. 13, '37
Andrew J. Smith July 1, '38
Charles F. Ruff. July 1, '38
James H. Carleton. . .Oct. 18, '39
Richard 8. Ewell Nov. 1, '40
J. W. T. Gardiner.. Dec. 31, '40 Leonidas .Jenkins.... Dec. 31, '41
John Love Feb. 21, '42
A. Buford April 12, '42
A. T. M. Rust July 1, »f2
Patrick Noble, Int.. .July 1,'42 Ii il. Anderson, Int.. July 1, '42
G. T. Mason, bvt July 1, '42
II. \V. Stanton, bvt July 1, '42
T. C. Hammond, bvt. .July 1, '42
FIRST REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
Colon, I.
I. B. Crane Nov. 17, '34
lieutenant Colonel*
B. K. Pierce Mar. 19, '42
Major. Levi Whiting Mar. 19, '42
( 'llj)t< tins.
H. Saunders Nov. 4, '23
G Porter Sep. 30, '33
I). \ ..n Ness Oct 23. :fl
Justin Dimick April (i, '35
D. I ) Tompkins, l»\t major,
Dec 31, :<.>
I. B Webster Ben. 3D, >J6
( I N tuman Feb. l, 17
Francis Taylor July 7, *38
James R. Irwin May 1(J, '42
John II. Winder Oct 7, '42
fust Lieutenants. Timothy Green. ...April 20, '18
E. S. Sibley Mar. G, '34
M. Koowlton Inly 23, '35
James 1 1. l"u-ntis> ...Feb 29, '3G John 13. Magruder...Mar. 31, '36
E. A. Capron Nov. 19, '36
G. G. Wagaman....Fub. 15, '38
Martin J Burk July 7, '38
John S. Hathcway ...July 7, '38
W. F. Aisquith July 7, '38
J. L. Donaldson July 7, '38
W. W. Mackall July 9, '38
Israel Vogdes July 9, '38
Bennett 11. Hill July 9, '38
William H. French.. .July 9, '38
Joseph Hooker Nov. 1, '38
Wm. H. Fowler May 1, '39
Isaac S. K. Reeves. .June 21, '39
H. C. Wayne May 1G, '39
Irvin McDowell Oct. 7, '39
Second Lieutenants. Joseph A. Haskin ....July 1, '39 Henry D. Grafton. .. .July 1, '39 James B. Rickctts. . . .July 1, '39 William S. Smith ....July 1, '39
S. K. Dawson July 1, '39
James G. Martin July 1, '-10
J. F. Irons July 1, '41
Samuel Jones, Sep. 28, '4 1
John M. Brannan ...May 1G, '42
Isaac Bowen Oct. 7, '42
D. H. Hill, bvt July 1, '42
John H. Grelaucl, bvt
James A. Hardin, bvt
SECOND REGIMENT OF ARTII.LKRV.
Colonel. James Bankhead. . . .Sep. 1G, '38
Lit alt nun! Colonel.
A. C. W. fanning... Sej». 1G, '38
Major.
W. L. McClintuck
Cqpfotfu.
<i S. Diane May 30, '32
C. s. Merchant Nov. 17, '34
Allen Lowd Nov. 30, '36
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S. Mackenzie Feb. 8, '37
W. C. De Hart April 3, '38
C. F. Smith July 7, '38
M. M. Clark Sep. 16, '38
J. B. Grayson Dee. 11, »38
John C. Casey Jan. 4, '42
Edmund Schriver.. .Aug. 17, '42
First Lieutenants.
James Duncan Nov. 30, '3G
T. P. Ridgely Dec. 31, '36
Horace Brooks Feb. 8, '37
11. L. Kendrick ....Jane 20, '37
R. A. Luther April 3, '38
J. F. Roland July 7, '38
M. L. Shacklcford ...July 7, '38
Robert Allen July 7, '38
C. B. Daniels luly 7, '38
W. W. Chapman July 7, '38
L G. Arnold July 9, '38
F. Woodbridge July 9, '38
E. D. Townsend... .Sep. 16, '38
H. C. Pratt Dec. 11, '3S
John Sedgwick ....April 19, '39 William Armstrong. .June 1, '39 Arnold E. Jones. .. .Nov. ]2, '39 Wi .Ham B. Blair ....Nov. 4, '40
Lucius Pitkin Jan. 4, '42
William F. Barry... Aug. 17, '42
Second Lieutenants.
W. A. Nichols July 7, '38
Leslie Chase July 7, '38
Lucius 11. Allen July 1, '39
Henry J. Hunt July 1, '39
A. \. Gibson July 1, '39
A. B. Lansing Nov. 13, '39
William Hays Ju'y J, '40
Harvey A. Allen luly 1, '41
S. S. Anderson Jan. 4, '42
James Totten Aug. 17, »49
Seth Williams, bvt...July 1, '42 Lucian Loeser, bvt...July 1, '42
Isaac F. Quinby, bvt
John J. Peck, bvt
Henry F. Clarke, bvt
THIRD REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
Colonel.
W.K. Armistead ...Nov. 12, '18
Lieutenant Colotli I- William Gates Dec, 17, '36
Major.
John Irving June 25, '41
Captains.
Thomas Childs Oct. 1, '26
Elijah Lyon Feb. 20, -'■
John R.Vinton Dec. 98, I •
Samuel Ringgold, bvt. major,
Augu-i ;u. *3G
David H. Vinton July :
Martin Burk Dec 1, '38
R. D. A. Wade, bvt. major,
Dee. 26, '40 Robert Anderson.... Oct. 23., "41
E. D. Reyes Nov. 30, 41
William Wall
Lirst Lit vttnants. John A. Thomas. . . .June 30, '37
M. S. Miller Aug. 19, '37
T. W. Sherman Mar. I I
C. Q. Tompkins.. . .. .July 7, '3b
William Frazer July 7, '3b
Braxton Bragg July 7. '38
Geo. Taylor, bvt. capt.Julv 7, "in
E. J. Steptoe July 9, '38
R. Ridgely July 1 •
Francis U. Wvse....July 31, '38
J. M. Ketchum Dec. 1. »3fi
W. H. Shover -..Mar. I. »39
W. A. Browne Nov. 5
Henry S. Burton . . .Not. 1 1. '38
James L. Rankin April I, '40
Henry B. Judd Dec. 26, 1 >
E. O. C. Ord July 1, '41
W. Gillham Oct 23, "II
W. T. Sherman Not. 30, '41
VV. II. Churchbill
Second Lit utt nantt.
Stewart Van \ hit Inly 1,1)
( Seorge 1 1. Thomas, . »Julj 1, '40
Horace B. Field Fulj 1, '40
G. W. Ayers July I. II
s. L Fremont Jul] l. ;i
11. 1'. Hammond Sep." 111. 'J!
J. l\ Reynolds Oct tj:i, H
A. I*. Stewart Jul\ I. I J
B. <;. Betkwith Fulj 1, »43
Joseph stew ait July 1. '42
R. VV. Johns Ion, bvt.. July l, '42
David Gibson, bvt Inly 1. ') 9
C K. Kilburn, bvt
Abuer Doubleday, bvt Jul) I I !
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Roswcll S. Ripley, bvt, S. G. French, bvt
FOURTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,
Colonel.
J. B.Walbach Mar. 19
l.itiitnutnt Colonel.
M. M. Payne
JMajor. Francis S. Belton . . .Sep. 1G
Captains. John L. Gardner . . . .Nov. 1 John Munroc, bvt major,
Mar. 2
P. H. Gait May 15
J. M. Washington... May 30 liarvey Brown, bvt major, April 10
Samuel Cooper June 11
W. W. Morris Dec. 17
S. B. Dusenbery July 7
John B. Scott June 25
\V. P. Bainbridge. . .Mar. 19 Fint Lieutenants.
F. Searl Aug. 20
K. C. Smead Sep. 30
Chariea O. Collins ..June 11
F.E. Hunt.- Aug 15
Simon H. Drum. .. .Aug. 31
S. C. Ridgely Sep. 16
Edward Deas Oct. 24
John H. Miller Dec. 17
A. E. Shiras May 31
\V. G. Freeman July 7
Joseph Roberts July 7
James H. Stokes July 7
J. P. J. O'Brien July 7
John W. Phelps July 7
Thomas L. Brent. .. .Aug. 1 Thomas Williams. .. .Oct. 5
E. Bradford June 25
J. C. P«mberton....Mar. 19
C. F, Wooster June 10
James R. Soley July 20
Second Lieutenants. John P. McCown ....July 1
F. N. Clarke July 1
Genrgi- W. Getty.... July 1
A. P. Howe July 1
Julius P. Garesehe.. .July 1
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S. S. Fahnestock Julv 1,
R. S. Garnett Jan. 31,
M. Lovell July 1,
C. Benjamin July 1 ,
H. M. Whiting July 1,
John Hillhouse, bvt. ..July 1, Hachahah Brown, bvt. July 1,
John B. Johnstone, bvt
Joseph J. Reynolds, bvt
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FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel. W. Davenport
Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry Wilson June 14,
Major. Greenleaf Dearborn .Nov. 27,
Captains. William R. Jouett...May 1, J. J. Abercrombie. . . .Sep. 4,
A. S. Miller Nov. 14,
Electus Backus Oct. 17,
Osborne Cross July 7,
J. H. Lamotte July 7,
J. R. B. Gardenier. .June 11,
Sidney Burbank Nov. 8,
Seth Eastman Nov. 12,
S. M. Plummer May 1,
First Lieutenants.
John M. Scott July 7,
John H. King Mar. 2,
Robert S. Granger .Mar. 14,
A. W. Reynolds. .. .June 11,
F. S. Mumford June 1 1,
W. E. Prince Nov. 8,
S. E. Muse Nov. 12,
G. W. F. Wood Nov. 16,
Ferdinand Coxe Aug. 5,
F. H. Masten May 1,
Second Lieutenants.
Garrett Barry July 1,
G.W.Wallace, July 1,
John C. Terrett . . . .Nov. 16,
B. H. Arthur Dec. 1,
T. d'Oremieulx July 1,
Jame9 N. Caldwell ..Aug. 5,
S. D. Carpenter Oct. 12,
Joseph B. Plummer.. July 1, Schuyler Hamilton.. .July 1,
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F. J. Dcnham, bvt . . .July 1, '42 S. B. Hayman, bvt . . July 1, '42
Jacob J. Booker, bvt
Joseph H. Potter, bvt
Henry R. Selden, bvt
SECOND REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel.
Hugh Brady July 6,
Lieutenant Colonel. Bennet Riley Dec. 1,
Major. Joseph Plympton . . . .Sep. 22, Captains.
E. K. Barnum Dec. 28,
Carlos A. Waite July 3,
Thompson Morris. J. J. B. Kingsbury Joseph R. Smith..
Hannibal Day July 7
S. P. Heintzelman. . .Nov. 4, Amos B. Eaton . . . .March 1,
Silas Casev July 1,
A. R. Hetzel Nov. 27,
First Lieutenants. James W. Penrose. . . .July 3, Edwin R. 1 ,ong Nov. 6,
G. W. Patten Feb. 13,
T. R. D. Burnett July 7,
H. W. Wessels Tuly 7,
J. W. Anderson, bt cap. Nov. 4,
M. R. Patrick Mar. 1,
W. Alburtis July 1,
Justus McKinstry ..April 18, C. S. Lovell Oct. 17,
Second Lieutenants. Delozier Davidson . .July 31,
G. C. Westcott Aug. 1,
A. T. Hoffman Aug. 1,
Julius Hayden Jan. 16,
E. R. S. Canby July 1,
John W. Martin July 1,
Bryant P. Tildcn, jr. . July 1,
N. Lyon July 1,
Alfred Sully July 1,
Edward Murray ... .Oct. 17, Eugene E. McLean . . July 1,
T. L. Chadbourne, bvt
C. C. Auger, bvt
Charles S. Hamilton, bvt....
F. Steele, bvt
THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
'12 '39
'40
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.June 1T>, .Nov. 15, ...July 7, ...July 1, .Dec. 18, ..Dec. 1,
Colonel.
J. B. Many July 21,
Lieutenant Coloml. E. A. Hitchcock ....Jan. 31, Major.
W. W.Lear June 14,
Captains. John B. Clark...... Mar. 18,
Lewis N. Morris.... Oct. 31,
Otis Wheeler Oct. 31.
H. Bainbridge. . . John W. Cotton . E. B. Alexander .
E. B. Babbit
N. C. Macrae. . . . J. Van Home ... Henry Swartwout. . .Jan. 31, First Lieutenants.
George P. Field Tuly 7,
J. L. Cob urn Tuly 7,
P. N. Barbour, bvt cap. Jul) 7,
W. S. Henry Tuly 7,
Joseph H. Eaton Sep. 3,
Lewis S. Craig June 1 ,
James M. Smith Oct. 2,
W. If. Gordon June 21,
D. T. Chandler ....Sept. 30,
S. D. Dobbins Jan. 31,
Second Lieutenants.
R. R. Johnson Tulv 1,
Oliver L. Shepherd.. Oct. 2. William B. Johns... Nov. 18, Douglass S. Irwin ..Nov. Is, Thomas Jordan .....Dec. 1,
R. H. Bacot July 1,
Don Carlos Buell July 1,
I. B. Richardson .. .Sept 30,
W. T. H. Brooks Ian. 31.
A. W.Bowman April 30,
George Sykes, b>t July I,
C. T. I3aker, bvt July I,
C. E. Jarvis, bvt
J. ( McFerraa, bvt ,
G C. McClelland, bvt ,
FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel. Josiah 1-1. Vose Jan. 31, 12
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Lieutenant Colonel.
John Garland Nov. 27, '39
Majoi: Thomas Staniford .. Dec. 1, '39
Captains* G. W. Allen, bvt maj .Jan. 25, '29
John Page April 30, '31
W. M. Graham April 4, '32
P. Morrison ...Sept. 13, '36
G.A. MeCall Sept. 21, "36
Lorenzo Thomas ..Sept. 23, '36
G. Morris Sept. 6, '37
R. C. Buchanan Nov. 1, '38
Charles H. Larned..Feb. 25, '41
B. R. Alden June 14, '42
l-'trst Lieutenants. W. W. S. Bliss.... Sept. 21, '36 Benjamin Alvord...Sept. 23, '36 Abram C. Myers.... Sept. 6, '37
Henry L. Scott Mar. 1, '38
Henry Prince July 7, '38
Charles Hoskins....Dec. 3D, '38
R. M. Cochrane Oct. 4, '40
R. H. Graham Feb. 25, '41
J. II. Gore ,June 14, '42
R. E. Cochrane Dec. 31, '42
Second Lieutenants. Edward G. Elliot.... Nov. 1, '33
T. H. Porter July 1, '39
Sidney Smith July 1, '39
G. (3. Ilaller Nov. 17, '39
Thaddeus Higgius. • • .July 1, '40 Henry D. Wallen . .. .Oct. 4, '40
H. Rid^ely May 19, '41
B. A. Berry June 14, '42
Allen II. Norton .. .Sept. 13, '42
Jenks Beaman Dec. 31, '42
A. J. Williamson, bvt.July 1, '42 Jame3 Longstreet, bvt.July 1, '42
I!. B. Ilalloway, bvt
U.S. Grant, bvt
Robert 1 lazlitt, bvt
HI TH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel
G. M. Brooke July 15, '31
Lit uti mini ( 'oloneL James s. Mcintosh . . . July 1, '39
Mdjori W V.Cobbs April 26, '38
Captains.
Martin Scott Aug. 16, '28
Anthony Drane Oct. 31, '36
A. Johnston Oct. 31, '36
Moses E. Merrill .. .June 22, '37
R K. Smith July 7, '38
A. S. Hooe July 7, '38
Isaac Lynde Jan. 1, '39
R. E. Clary April 3, '39
J. L. Thompson Mar. 1, '40
Caleb C. Sibley . . . .Sept. 22, '40 First Lieutenants.
W. Chapman Dec. 31, '36
R. B. Marcy June 22, '37
Daniel Ruggles July 7, '38
J. C. Reid .....July 7, '38
W. M. D. M'Kissack.Oct. 1, '33
J. H. Whipple Nov. 1, '38
William Root April 3, '39
D. H. McPhail Mar. 1 , '40
C. L. Stephenson. . .Sept. 22, ?40
N. B. Rossell Nov. 3, '40
Second Lieutenants .
J. A. Whitall Aug. 1, '38
George Deas. .......Aug. 1, '33
S. H. Fowler Nov. 12, '33
Robert L. Brooke. . ..July 1, '39
Spencer Norvell Oct. 20, '39
Paid D. Geuse Oct. 23, '39
John C. Robinson .. .Oct. 27, '39
Henry Whiting July 1, '40
Pinkney Lugenbeel .Sept. 22, '40 Joseph L. Folsom. . . .Nov. 3, '40 John M. Jones, bvt... July 1, '41 M. Rosecrants, bvt... July 1, '41
J. O. Handy, bvt July 1, '42
Edwin Howe, bvt
SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel. Z. Taylor
Lieutenant Colonel.
G. Loom is Sept. 22, '40
Major.
W. Hoffman Nov. 4, '38
Captains.
Thomas Noel May 1, '27
George Andrew3 . . .Dec. 31, ''.id G. H. Crosman . . . .April 30, '37
Gustavus Dorr Sept. 26, '37
J. D. Searight Dec. 25, '37
145
W. Hoffman Feb. 1,
Albemarle Cady July 7,
T. L. Alexander July 7,
W. S. Ketchum ....Feb. 10,
Samuel Woods
First Lieutenants.
J. B. S. Todd Dec. 25,
W. H.T.Walker.... Feb. 1, James Monroe, jr.... July 7, Charles S. Lovell ....July 7, H.W.Wharton.... Aug. 11,
L. C. Kaston July 23,
Edw. Johnson ( >ct. 9,
T. llendrickson Dec. 3,
B. C. Edes Feb. 10,
James Belgar
Second Lieutenants.
R. W. Foote Nov. 1,
L. A. Armistead ....July 10,
E. H. Fitzgerald Oct. 20,
Leonidas Wetmore . Dec. 31,
J. D. Bacon Dec 3,
R. B. Garnett July 1,
F. F. Flint July 1,
A. D. Nelson Feb. 10,
R. F. Ernst July 1,
George W. Lay July 1 ,
Lafayette McLaws . . . July 1 ,
R. W. Kirkham, bvt
F. T. Dent, bvt
Norman Elting, bvt
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SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel.
M. Arhuckle Mar. 16, '20
Lieutenant Colonel.
W. Whistler July 21, '34
JWajor.
Jacob Brown July 1 , '39
Captains.
B. L. F, Bonneville Oct. 4, '2.')
E. S. Hawkins Nov. In, '29
Francis Lee May 31, '34
Dixon S. Miles June 8, '30
W. Seawell, brevet major
Gabriel J. Rains Dec. 25, '37
S. W. Moore July 7, '38
John P. Davis Jul) 7, '36
T. H. Holmes Dec. 9, '38
Richard H. Ross.... Nov. 26, '41
First Lieutenant*.
D. P. Whiting June 8,
Roger S. Dix July 31,
Richard C. Gatlin. ..Aug. 31,
Gabriel R. Paul Oct. 26,
S. G. Simmons Jan. 19,
Forbes Britton July 7,
A. Montgomery July 7,
W. K. Hanson July 7,
Robert F. Baker. . . .Nov. 26,
Nevil Hopson..... .Dec, 31,
Second Lieutenant*.
Charles Hanson Sept 0,
John C. Henshaw. .. ...July 1,
Henrv Little July 1,
James R. Scott OcU 25,
C. H. Humber July 1,
R. S. Smith Dec 31,
Francis N. Page Oct. 30,
Levi Gantt April 30,
N. J.T.Dana April 1,
Henry C. Story Dec. 31,
J. W. Schureman July 1,
Earl Van Dorn July 1,
Franklin Gardner, brevrt
W. K. Vanbokelin, brevet
Alfred Crozct, brevet
EIGHTH REGIMENT OF 1SFAV1UY
Colonel.
W. J. Worth July 7, '38
Lieutenant Colonel Newman S. Clarke.. .July 7, '38
Major. W. (r. Belknap Jan. 31, 12
I'njitains.
T. P. Gwynne Mar. 4, '33
George Wright, brevet major.. « Joseph S. Worth.... July 31, '37 E. B. Birdsall inly 7. :h
W. K. Mont ;ui,irr\ liil\ 7. »38
R. B.Screv, : ...-Jul] 7, »38
W.o. folio May 1, '39
Edmund A. Qgden.. . I v,-. i. -;n
James II. Mill Sept. 2-. "4'»
Henry MeKa\ett Oct 1. lit
First l.ii nit nants. James V. Bomford....Julj 7. *:<s
1 V D .Reeve JmIs ,
C. R. Gates.. July 7,
Larkin Smith July 7,
John T. Sprague, brevet capta George Lincoln. .. .Sept. 28,
W. C. Browne Oct. 1,
A. L. Sheppard June 23,
Joseph Selden Sept. 7,
T. S. J. Johnson.... Dec. 31, Second Lieutenants.
A. T. Lee Oct. 8,
Calvin Hetzel Oct. 22,
Grafton D. Hanson. .Dec. 10, Robert P. Maclay... .Oct. 1,
J. G. Burbank July 1,
J. Beardsley Aug. 31,
A. C. H. Darne Sept. 7,
C. F. Morris Sept. 28,
John D.Clark Dec. 31,
Cyrus Hall, brevet
Charles D. Jordan. .. .July 1,
C. R.Perry July 1,
Lafayette Wool, brevet
H. If. Judah, brevet
Charles G. Merchant, brevet.
nEGIMENT OF RIFLEMEN.
Colonel.
David E. Twiggs June 8,
Lieutenant Colonel.
W. S. Harney Aug. 15,
Major.
T. T. Fauntleroy June 8,
Captains.
B. L. Beall, (bvt maj.) June 8, William M. Fulton.. .Oct. 6,
Lloyd J. Beall Oct 19,
M. S Howe Jan 1,
iff. A. H. Blake Dec. 3,
Croghan Ker Mar. 8,
B. B. Thornton Feb. 1,
Charles A. May Feb. 2,
N. W. Hunter April 1,
L. P. Graham
First Lieutenants.
W. .1 Hardee Dec. 3,
II. W. Merrill Feb. 18,
Owen I'. Ransom... .Feb. 18,
Henry H.Sibley Mar. 8,
Ripley A. Arnold. ...Feb. 1, Z. M.P.Inge Feb. 2,
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'38 W. H. Saunders. . . .June 23, '41
in . John H. Hill Oct. 8, '41
'40 AlbertLoury Dec. 15, '41
'40 Fowler Hamilton
'41 Second Lieutenants.
'41 Oscar F. Winship. .. .July 1, '40
'42 R. P. Campbell July 1, '40
William Steele Feb. 2, '41
'38 W. G. Torrey April 1, '41
'39 Daniel G. Rogers... June 23, '41
'39 Bayard Clarke Mar. 3, '41
'40 P. W. McDonald Oct 8, '4 1
'41 Patrick Calhoun Dec. 15, '41
'41 Elias K. Kane July 1, '41
'41 George Stevens, brevet
'41 Lewis Neill, brevet
'42 Rufus Ingalls, brevet
. . . Cove J. Couts, brevet
LINEAL RANK OF ARTIL- LERY OFFICERS.
, . . Colonels.
1 W. K. Armistead, 3d artillery
2 James Bankhead, 1st artillery
3 John B. Walbach, 4th artillery
4 J. B. Crane 4th artillery
'36 Lieutenant Colonels.
1 William Gates 3d artillery
'36 2 A.C. W. Fanning. .2d artillery
3 B.K.Pierce 1st artillery
'36 4 M. M.Payne
Jllajws.
'36 1 F. S. Belton 4th artillery
'36 2 John Erving 3d artillery
'36 3 Levi Whiiing 1st artillery
'39 4 W. L. McClintock
'39 Captuins.
'40 1 J. L. Gardner. . . .4th artillery
'41 2 H. Saunders 1st artillery
'41 3 John Munroe. .. .4th artillery '41 4 Thomas Childs . . .3d artillery
5 Elijah Lyon 3d artillery
6 Patrick 11 Gait.. 4th artillery
'39 7 G. S. Drane 2d artillery
'40 8 J. M.Washington, 4th artillery
'40 J9G iles Porter 1st artillery
'40 10 D. Van Ness 1st artillery
'41 11C.S. Merchant.. .2d artillery '41 12 Justin Dimick, , . .1st artillery
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13 Harvey Brown. . ,4th artillery
14 John R. Vinton.. .3d artillery
15 D. T. Tompkins. .1st artillery
16 Samuel Cooper ..4th artillery
17 S. Ringgold 3d artillery
18 L. B. Webster. . . .1st artillery
19 Allen Lowd 2d artillery
20 W. W. Morris. . . .4th artillery
21 G. Nauman 1st artillery
22 S. Mackenzie 2d artillery
23 W. C. De Hart. . .2d artillery
24 S. B. Dusenbery. .4th artillery
25 D. H. Vinton 3d artillery
26 C. F. Smith 2d artillery
27 Francis Taylor. . .1st artillery
28 M. M. Clark 2d artillery
29 Martin Burk 3d artillery
30 J. B. Grayson . . . .2d artillery
31 R. D. A. Wade. ..3d artillery
32 John B. Scott. . . .4th artillery
33 R. Anderson 3d artillery
34 F, D. Keyes 3d artillery
35 J. C. Casey 2d artillery
36 W. P. Bainbridge,4th artillery
37 J. R. Irwin 1st artillery
38 E. Schriver 2d artillery
39 J. H. Winder ....1st artillery
LINEAL RANK OF INFAN- TRY OFFICERS.
Colonels.
1 Hugh Brady 2d infantry
2 M. Arbuckle 7th infantry
3 G. M. Brooke. . . .5th infantry
4 Z.Taylor 1st infantry
5 J. B. Many 3d infantry
6 W. J. Worth 8th infantry
7 J. H. Vose 4th infantry
8 W. Davenport ...6th infantry
Lieutenant Colonels.
1 W. Whistler 7th infantry
2 N. S. Clarke 8th infantry
3 J. S. Mcintosh.. .5th infantry
4 John Garland. .. .-1th infantry
5 Bennet Riley 2d infantry
6 G. Loomis. 6th infantry
7 E. A. Hitchcock ..3d infantry
8 Henry Wilson.... 1st infantry
M.ijors.
1 W. V. Cobbs 5th infantry
2 W. Hoffman 6th infantry
3 G. Dearborn 1st infantry
4 T. Staniford 4th infantry
5 J. Plympton 2d infantry
6 W. G. Belknap. . .8th infantry
7 W. W. Lear 3d infantrj
8 Jacob Brown ....7th infantrj
Captdins.
1 B. L. E. Bonneville,7th infantry
2 John B. Clark ... .3d infantiy
3 Thomas Noel.... 6th infantry
4 Martin Scott 5th infantry
5 G. W. Allen 4th infantry
6 W. R Jouett 1st infantry
7 E. S. Hawkins. . .7th infantry
8 John Page 4th infant rj
9 W. M. Graham.. 4th infantry
10 E. K. Barnum ....2d infantry
11 T. P. G\vynne....8th infantry
12 L. N. Morris 3d infantry
13 Francis Lee 7th infantrj
14 Otis Wheeler 3d infantrj
15 Dixon S. Miles. . .7th infantry
16 II. Bainbridge ....3d infantry
17 Carlos A. Waite . .2d infantry
18 W. Seawell 7th infantry
19 J. J. Abercrombie, 1st infantry
20 P. Morrison 4th infantry
21 G. A. McCall....4th infantry
22 L. Thomas 4th infantry
23 George Wright. . .8th infantry
24 Anthony Drane ..5th infantry
25 A. Johnston 5th infantry
26 T. Morris 2d infantry
27 A. S.Miller 1st infantry
28 John W. Cotton. . .3d infantry
29 George Andrews, 6th infantry
30 J. J B. Kingsbury, 2d infantrj
31 G. II. Crosman ..6th infantrj
32 M. E Merrill 5th infantry
33 J. S. \V,.rth Bth infantry
34 G. Morris 1th infantrj
35 Gustavua Door... 6th infantry
36 Electua Backus.. .1st infantry
37 Gabriel J. Rains.. 7th infantry 33 J. D. Seawright . ,6th infantry
39 W. HotTman 6th infantiy
40 J. R. Smith 2d infantry
41 E. B. Alexander ..3d infantry
42 E B. Birdsall....Sth infantry
43 Osborne Cross. . . .1st infantry
44 Hannibal Day,,,. 2d infantry
us
45 E. K. Smith 5th infantry 63 Silas Casey 2d infantry
46 J. H. Lamotte. ...1st infantry 64 Sidney Burbanlc.lst infantry
47 W.R.Montgomery ,8th infantry 65 Seth Eastman. . . .1st infantry 43 A. S. Hooe 5th infantry 66 A. R. Hetzel 'id infantry
49 S. W. Moore . . . .7th infantry 67 E. A. Ogden 8th infantry
50 John P. Davis. . . .7th infantry 68 N. C. Macrae 3d infantry
51 R. B. Screven. . . .8th infantry 69 J. L. Thompson. .5tli infantry
52 Albemarle Cady. .6th infantry 70 C. C. Sibley 5th infantry
53 T. L. Alexander. .6th infantry 71 .lames M. Hill .. .8th infantry
54 R. S. Buchanan.. 4th infantry 72 H. McKavelt. .. .8th infantry
55 S. P. Heintzelman, 2d infantry 13 J. Van Home 3d infantry
56 T. H. Holmes 7th infantry 74 J. H. Larned 4th infantry
57 Isaac Lynde 5th infantry 75 S. M. Plummer. . . 1st infantry
58 Amos B. Eaton . . .2d infantry 76 R. H. Ross 7th infantry
59 Robert E. Clary. .5th infantry 77 H. Swartwout 3d infantry
60 W. O. Kello 8th infantry 78 W. S. Ketchum. .6th infantry
61 J. R. B. Gardenier, 1st infantry 79 B. R. Alden 4th infantry
62 E. B. Babbitt 3d infantry
NUMERICAL RANK AND FILE OF THE ARMY.
Major General 1 Majors 26
Brigadier Generals 2 Adjutants 2
Adjutant General 1 Captains 172
Asst Adjt Gen (Majors, bvt) ..2 First Lieutenants 208
Asst Adjt Gen (Captains, bvt.. 4 Second Lieutenants 168
Inspector General ....1 Sergeant Majors 14
Quartermaster General 1 Quartermaster Sergeants 14
Asst Quartermasters General.. 2 Sergeants 600
Dep Quartermasters General . .2 Corporate 560
Quartermasters 4 Principal Musicians 18
Assistant Quartermasters 28 Chief Buglers 4
Com Gen of Subsistence 1 Buglers 40
Asst Com Gen of Subsistence.. 1 Musicians 240
Commissaries, ( Majors) 2 Farriers and Blacksmiths .... 20
Commissaries, (Captains) 4 Artificers 86
Surgeon General 1 Enlisted men of ordnance.. .250
Privates 6,048
Total commissioned 733
Total non-rommissioned officers, musicians, arti- ficers, and privates 7,880
Aggregate 8,613
burgeons Assistant Surgeon^ |
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Paj master < reneral |
1 |
Pai masters |
....15 |
Military Storekeeper |
17 |
Colonels |
....17 |
149
PAY, SUBSISTENCE, FORAGE, &C, OF THE ARMY.
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133 33 |
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Pay, subsistence, forage, Sfc, of the army— Continued.
Rank and classification of officers.
Pay.
Subsist. Forage.
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horse.
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Officers of mounted Dragoons.
Colonel
Lieutenant Colonel ,
Major
Captain ,
First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
Adjutant, in addition to pay, &c, of Lieut
Officers of the .lrtillery, Infant- ry, and Riflemen.
Colonel
Lieutenant Colonel
Major
Captain
First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
Adjutant, in addition to pay,
&c, of Lieut
Military Storekeept n.
Attached to the Quartermas- ter's Department, at armo- ries and at arsenals of con- struction— $1,250 per an- num.
At other arsenals — $800 per annum.
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amend abstract of the Militia force of the United States, according to the returns received at the of- fice of the Adjutant General of the Army.
Slates and Ter- ritories. |
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Total commisioned officers. |
Non-commissioned of- ficers, musicians, ar- tificers, and privates. |
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Maine N. Hampshire . Massachusetts . Vermont Rhode Island.. Connecticut ... New York New Jersey . . . Pennsylvania . . Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia Alahama Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky Ohio |
27 9 9 13 5 9 135 19 55 4 22 28 28 20 36 31 10 15 25 43 |
89 30 30 40 35 30 863 58 183 8 68 61 67 134 98 187 46 70 79 150 |
567 337 98 215 99 311 2,590 435 946 71 544 1,261 723 436 746 564 183 392 859 1,046 |
1,846 1,289 461 905 276 1,059 6,576 1,476 4,070 363 1,763 4,740 2,969 1,897 2,212 1,382 542 348 2,644 3,605 |
2,529 1,665 553 1,173 415 1,409 10,164 1,988 5,254 447 2,397 6,090 3,787 2,487 3,092 2,164 781 825 3,607 4,864 |
42,823 30,806 86,662 26,363 14,540 45,061 170,915 37,183 246,703 8,782 44,467 105,898 61,431 49,079 54,220 42,168 14,027 35,259 67,645 72,412 |
45,352 32,471 87,215 27,536 14,955 46,470 181,079 39,171 251,957 9,229 46,864 111,988 65,218 51,566 57,312 44,332 14,808 36,084 71,252 77,276 180,258 53,913 83,234 |
Indiana |
31 |
110 |
566 |
2,154 |
2,861 |
51,052 |
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Missouri ...... |
45 |
213 |
658 |
1,690 |
2,608 357 580 43 169 |
57,081 1,871 12,206 764 5,054 |
59,689 2,028 |
Michigan Florida Ter. ... |
6 |
11 1 6 |
97 9 3b |
4Gti 33 120 |
12,786 827 |
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Wisconsin Ter. Iowa Territory. Dist. Colombia. |
1 |
5,223 |
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a |
24 |
68 |
96 |
1,153 |
1,249 |
|
621 |
2,67C |
13,812 |
44,93fc |
62,205 |
1,385,645 |
1,711,342 |
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MILITARY POSTS.
Posts.
Military Deparfnt. JVb. 1.
Fort Pickens.. . ) Fort McRee . . . $
Fort Morgan
Fort Pike
Fort Wood
Fort Jackson . . . . N. Orleans bar'ks. Baton Rouge b'ks . Fort Jesup
Military Deparfnt.
No. 2.
Fort Towson Fort Wishita
Fort CJibson
Fort Smith
Militant Deparfnt. M>. 3.
Fort Scott
Fort Leavenworth Fort Croghan . . )
(temporary). . ) Jefferson barracks Sac & Fox agen- >
cy (temporary) ) Fort Atkinson. ... Fort Crawford . . . Fort Snelling
Militant Deparfnt. JVb. 4.
Fort Winnebago .
Fort Brady
Fort Mackinac . . .
Fort Gratiot
Detroit barracks . Detroit arsenal . , .
Post Office.
Pensacola, Florida.
Mobile, Alabama.. Petite Coquille, La. New Orleans, La.. do
Permanent com- manders.
do
Baton Rouge, La., Fort Jesup, La...,
Maj. Brown
jCapt. Hawkins.. .
Capt. Lee
;Bvt. Maj. Rains.. Not garrisoned.. . Bt. B. G. Arbuckle Lt. Col. Whistler. Col. Twiggs
7th inf.
7th inf. 7th inf. 7th inf.
Fort Towson, Ark.T..Lt Col. Loomis.
Ankansas Territory. . . Fort Gibson, Ark. T. . Fort Smith, Ark. T...
L. Osage P. O. Mo.T. Fort Leavenworth. do.
Missouri Territory. . . .
Jefferson barracks, Mo
Fairfield, IowaTer...
Praric du Chien, I. T. PrarieduChien,W.T. Fort Snelling, Iowa T.
Maj. Fauntleroy. . Col. Davenport... Maj. Hoffman....
Reg. & corps.
7th inf. 7th inf. 2d drag
6th inf. 2d drag 6th inf. 6th inf.
BvL Maj. Graham 4th inf. l8l drag
1st drag
4th inf.
Lt. Col. Mason.. Capt. Burgwin .. Col. Vose
Capt. Allen
Capt. Sumner... Lt. Col. Wilson . Major Dearborn. ,
Fort Winnebago, W.T. Captain Jouett... 1st inf. Sault St Marie, Mich. Captain Merrill .. 5th inf. Michillimacinac, Mich. Captain Scott.... 5th inf. Fort Gratiot, Mich... Lt Col. Mcintosh. 5th inf.
Detroit, Mich iBvt. B. G Brooke. 5th inf.
Dearbornville, Mich..iCapt.E. K Smith. |5th inf*
1st drag
1st drag 1st inf. 1st inf.
154 MILITARY POSTS— Continued.
Posts
Military DeparVnt.
.No. 5.
Bullalo barracks. . i'"i i Niagara ....
Fort Ontario
Madison barracks. Plattsburg bar'ks. Fort Adams . . . I
I'nlt Wolcotl.. \
Fort Trumbull ...
West Point
Fort Columbus. } Fort Hamilton . > Fort Lafayette. )
Fort Mifflin
Carlisle barracks.
Military Depart"1 nl. .Vo. 6.
Post Office.
Fort Kent
Fort Fairfield. . Hancock barracks Fort Sullivan
Fort Preble
Fori Constitution. Fori Independence
Military DeparVnt.
.So. 7.
Fori McHenry.. .
Fort Severn
Fort Washington. Fori Monro*
Buffalo, New York... Youngstown, N. York. Oswego, New York.. . Sacket's Harbor, N. Y. Plattsburg, N. York...
Newport, R. Island...
New London, Conn . . . West Point, N.York..
N. York, N. Y
Ft. Hamilton, N.Y. h'r do
Lt. Col Riley... Capt Morris.... Capt. Barnum. .., Maj. Plympton... Capt. Waite
Bvt. Col. Fanning,
Capt Merchant . . Maj. Delafield .. . Col. Bankhead ... Major Payne
Philadelphia, Penn, Carlisle, Penn....,
Iloulton, Maine. do
do ,
Rastport, Maine... Portland, Maine.., Portsmouth, N. H, Boston, Mass
Militant DeparVnt. kb. 8.
JohnStOBi . t
Fori « Saswell... j> Fort Macon.. ....
Baltimore, Md
Annapolis, Md
Fort Washington, Md. O. Point Comfort, Va.
s.uithvillc, N. C. Beaufort, N.C....
Permanent com- manders.
2d inf. . 2d inf. . 2d inf. . 2d inf. . 2d inf. .
2d art..
2d art.. Eng'rs . 2d art.. 2d art. .
Capt. Drane ..... Capt. Washington
Capt. Webster.... Capt. Van Ness.. . Lt Col. Pierce...
Capt Winder
Capt Porter
Bvt. Maj. Dimick. Not garrisoned...
Lt Col. Crane
Bvt Maj. Gardner Not garrisoned... Col. Walbach....
Bvt. Lt. Col. Child Bvt.M.McClintock
Reg. & corps.
2d art.. 4th art ,
1st art. 1st art . 1st art. 1st art. 1st art, 1st art.
4th art, 4th art.
4th art ,
3d art. 3d art.
155
MILITARY POSTS— Continued.
Posts.
Fort Moultrie.. Castle Pinckney Oglethorpe bar'ks
Military Deparfnt JVb. 9.
Fort Marion , Fort King... Fort Brooke,
ARSENALS.
Kenncbeck... Watertown... Champlain.... Watervleit . . .
Rome
Allegheny.... Frankford.. . . Pikesville .... Washington ..
Rellona
St. Louis
Eaton Rouge . Mount Vernon
Augusta
Detroit
Post Oflice.
Charleston, Charleston
harbor, S. C
Savannah, Georgia.
St. Augustine, Fa
Seminole agency, Fa. . Tampa Bay, Fa
Augusta, Maine
Watertown, Mass ... Vergennes, Vermont., Watervliet, N. York.,
Rome, N. Y
Pittsburg, Penn
Frankford, Penn ....
Pikesville, Md
Washington, D. C... Bellona, Virginia.. .. St. Louis, Missouri.., Baton Rouge, La.... Mount Vernon, Ala.., Augusta, Georgia . . . Dearbornville, Mich.,
ermanent com- manders.
Bvt Brig. General Armistead
Lt. Col. Gates....
Capt. Gwynne . Major Nelson. .
Reg &
corps.
3d art.
3d art,
3d art.. 3th inf. 7th inf.
ordn'ce.
Major Baker '..do..
Capt Harding. Capt. Ramsay.
.do., .do..
Maj. Symington..] Not occupied. . . .'
Captain Bell
Capt. WhiUly.... Lieut. Morgan ... Lieut. Talcott
,do..
..do.. ..do.. ..do.. ..do..
The headquarters of the army are at Washington, I). C. MILITARY GEOGRAPHICAL DEPARTMENT.
No. I. West Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, T6OO6M00,
and Kentucky, headquarters New Orleans, Louisiana.
No. 2. The country west of the Mississippi river, north of Louisi- ana and Texas, and south of the 37th degree of n,>rth latitude, head- quarters Fort Smith, Arkansas.
No. 3. The State of Missouri above the :*7th degree of north lati- tude, Illinois, Iowa Territory, Wisconsin Territory west of the 13th degree of longitude west from Washington, and the frontier coUDtrj
156
north and west of the lines indicated, head quarters, St. Louis, Missouri.
No. 4. Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin Territory east of the 13th degree of longitude west from Washington, headquarters Detroit. Michigan.
No. 5. Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jer- sey, and Pennsylvania, headquarters, Troy, New York.
No. G. Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, headquarters Portsmouth. New Hampshire.
No. 7. Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, headquarters Fort Mon-. roe, Virginia.
No. 8. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, headquarters Fort Moultrie, South Carolina.
No. 9. (temporary) East and Middle Florida, headquarters in the field.
NAVY REGISTER,
CALLY STATED.
[ Corrected at the Navy Department to August 1, 1843. ]
captains. Geisinger, David 42
Gregory, Francis H 39
Armstrong, James CI Gwinn, John 69
Anlick, John H 53 Hunter, William M 29
Ballard, Henry E 15 Jones, Jacob 3
Barron, James 1 Jones, Thomas ap C 20
Biddle, James 7 Kearny, Lawrence 21
Bolton, William C 21 Kennedy, E. Pendleton 1(J
Breese, Samuel L (J3 Kennon, Beverley 3?
Cassin, Stephen 11 Lavallette, EUie A. F 49
Conner, David 28 Latimer, W. K (>S
Cooper, Benjamin 41 Mailing, Thomas 97
CraBb, Thomas 59 Mayo, Isaac 57
Crane, Wl liam M G MoCall, Edward R 96
Dallas, Alexander J 17 McCauley, Charles S 47
Downes, John 9 McKeever. Isaac 44
Dnlany, Bladen 55 Mervine, William 58
Elliott, Jesse I) 10 Morgan, Charles W 23
Filzhugh, Andrew [\1 Morris, Charles 4
157
Newell, Thomas M 48
Newton, John T 33
Nicolson, John B 18
Page, Benjamin 64
Paine, Thomas 60
Parker Foxhall A 25
Percival, John 52
Perry, Matthew C 31
Head, George Camphell 13
Pienshaw, Jarnes 11
Kidgely, Charles G 7
Rousseau, Lawrence 35
Salter, William D 40
Bhubrick, W. Branford 22
Shubriek, Kdward R 38
Skinner, Charles W 32
Sloat, John D 30
Smith, Joseph 34
Smoot, Joseph 62
Spencer, William A 50
Stewart, Charles 2
Stockton, Robert F 40
Storer, George Washington . .3ti
Stringham, Silas 11 56
Taylor, Win. Vernon. 54
Turner, Daniel 21
Voorhees, Philip F 40
Wadsworth, Alexander S 13
Warrington, Lewis 5
Webb, Thomas T 51
Wilkinson, Jesse 19
Wyman, Thomas W 66
Zantzinger, John P 45
COMMANDERS.
Abbot, Joel 21
Adams, Henry A 81
Armstrong, Win. M 3d
Bell, Charles II 31
Bigelow, Abraham 32
Boarman, Charles 5
Bruce, "Henry 79
Bubier, John 65
Buchanan, Franklin 72
Byrne, Edmund 52
Carpenter, Edward W 43
Champlin, Stephen 20
Ghauncey, John S 49
Cocke, Harrison H 24
Conover, Thomas A 13
Cooper, James B 42
Crowninshield, Jacob .67
Cunningham, Robert B GO
Dale, John Montgomery 29
Dornin, Thomas A 50
Downing. Samuel \V 11
Du Pont, Samuel F 89
Engle, Frederick 68
Farragut, David G 54
Forrest, French ti
Free Ion, Thomas W 35
Gardner William 11 51
Gauntt, Charles 8
Gedney, Thomas B , •
Gerry, James T *7
Glynn, James 61
Goldsliorougli, L. M 75
Graham, Jorm 11 ..15
Harris, William S 3
Henry, Henry 10
Hollins, G. Nicholas 76
Hudson, William I !<(>
Hull, Joseph B 45
Ingraham, 1 >uncan N " I
lnman, William 19
Jamesson, William 7
Jarvis, Joseph R 34
Kelly, John 51
Knight, James I) Bi
Le Compte, S. W 36
Levy, Uriah F 4
Long, John Colling;. 1 .".
Lowndes, Charles ". 1
Mackenzie, A. 8 B5
IMagruder. George A
Marston, John 78
Mattison, Joseph -:{
McCluney, Wm. J
Mcintosh, James M i..]6
McKean, William \\ 71
Mercer, Samuel ~.i
Montgomery, J. B
Morehead, Joseph 4 7
Myers, Joseph 69
Newman, William D. vu
Nicholson, William C 41
Nicholas, John S 86
Ogden, Henry \V 12
Fage, Hugh Nelson 1>
Paulding, Hiram 2
Flatt, Charles T 37
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Pendcrgrast, Garrett J 40
Paine, John Stone 46
Pearson, John F 86
Petigru, Thomas 48
Peck, Elisha 96
Pope, George A 93
Powell, Levi M 94
Ramsay, William 9
Randolph, V. Moreau 66
Ritchie, Rohert 70
Rudd, John 69
Rutledge, Edward C 57
Sands, Joshua R 29
Saunders, John L 44
Sawyer, Horace B 27
Shields, William F 39
Shubrick, Irvine 50
Simonds, Lewis E 22
Stribling, Cornelius K .......28
Tatnall, Josiah 17
Ten Eick, A. S 1
Varnum, Frederick 33
Walker, William S 84
Wetmore, William C 63
"Wilkes, Charles F 95
Williamson, J. D 3
Wilson, Stephen B 56
Wilson, James 91
Young, John J »30
LIEUTENANTS.
Adams, Joseph II 316
Adams, George 32
Aldcn, James, jr 213
Almy, John J 248
Armstrong, Charles M 71
Armstrong, James F 312
Avery, Latham B 300
Bache, George M 106
Bache, Richard 242
Bailey, Theodoras 30
Baldwin, Augustus S 270
Ball, William II 234
Barry Francis E 243
Barron, Samuel 23
d, Charles C 237
n. ii. Henri II 73
Benham, Timothy (; 24
Ben nil. John M 120
Berryman, Otway H 250
Beverly, William B 322
Bispham, John E 40
Bisscll, Simon B 127
Blake, George S 20
Bleecker, William W 173
Blunt, Simon F 307
Boggs, Charles S 154
Boutwell, Edward B 39
Bowers, Edward C 249
Bowie, James K 193
Boyle, Junius 1 78
Brasher, Thomas K 276
Brent, Thomas W 105
Browning, Robert L 80
Brown, Wiiliam H 209
Brown, James E 236
Budd, Thomas A 251
Bullus, Oscar 27
Carr, Overton 181
Carter, John C 122
Case, Augustus L 214
Chandler, William 156
Chaplin, William C 151
Chapman, George W 303
Chatard, Frederick 96
Chauncey, Charles W 57
Cogdell, Richard C 262
Colhoun, John 56
Contee, John 315
Cooke, James W 229
Claiborne, M. G. L 179
Craven, Thomas T .59
Craven, T A. M 255
Crowly, Charles E 2
Dahlgren, John A 139
Dale, John B 244
Darcantel, Henry 145
Darlington, B. S. B 218
Davis, Charles H 68
Davis, John A 85
Davis, Alonzo B 290
Deas, Fitz Allen 55
Decamp, John 176
Decatur, Stephen 245
De Haven, Edward 263
Dod, Stephen 272
Dove, B. More 187
Drayton, William 305
Drayton, Percival 163
Duke, Nathaniel W 63
Dulan;, Daniel F 232
159
Eagle, Henry 13
Eld, Henry, jr 314
Ellery, Frank 4
Ellison, Francis B 38
Emmons, George F 219
Fairfax, Archibald B 82
Farragut, Wm. A. C 3
Farrand, Ebenezer 72
Ferris, Jonathan D 81
Flagg, Henry C 231
Forrest, Richard 226
Forbes, James J 302
Foot, Andrew H 60
Frailey, James M 268
French, Henry. 199
Gansevoort, Guert 143
Gardner, John 135
Gardner, W. Ross 286
Gihson, Alexander 171
Gillis, John P 126
Gilliss, James M 170
Gist, Spencer C 136
Glasson, John J 129
Glendy, William M 17
Glisson, Oliver S 138
Goldsborough, J. R 153
Godon, Sylvanus VV 110
Gordon, Alexander G 25
G raham, John 34
Gray, George R 184
Gray, A. F. V 252
Green, Joseph F 174
Green, William 22
Green, diaries 147
Green, Theodore P 158
Griffin, William P 164
Gwathmcv, W 320
Hall, John 323
Handv, Robert 144
Handy, E. Lloyd 148
Harrison, George W 311
Harrison, Horace N 258
Hartstene, Henry J 199
I larwood, Andrew A 29
Hazard, Samuel F 119
Hender.-on, James L 203
Hcrndon, W. L 211
lleywood, Charles 137
Hitchcock, Robert B 103
Hooe, George M 92
Hooe, Robert E 206
HotF, Henry K 66
Holcomb, Albert A 224
Holland, Xachariah 175
Howard, William L 6
Howison, Neil M 83
Huger, Francis 150
Humphreys, Joshua 24 1
Hunt, Montgomery 313
Hunt, William E 79
Hunt, Timothy A 115
Hunter, William W 61
Hunter, Charles G 101
Hunter, Bushrod W 177
Hunter, Thomas T 293
Hunter, Charles 21 I
Hurst, George 123
Hurst, William D 285
Ingersoll, Harry 99
Jackson, Charles \\ 28
Jenkins, Thornton A 191
Jenkins, Edmund 254
Johnson, Robert E 185
Johnston, Zach. F 21
Johnston, Stephen 69
Johnston, James D 318
Jones, Richard A 8
Jones, William A 296
Keith, Lewis G 113
Kennedy, Charles II 104
Kilty, Augustus II 155
Knox, Samuel R 279
Lanier, Edmund 297
Lanman, Joseph 1U7
Lardner, James L 53
Larkin, Samuel 201
LeRoy, W. E 325
Lewis, Arthur 10
Lewis, James B 301
Lewis, Montgomery 991
Lewis, Henry 11 309
Lee, Sidney Smith 41
Lee, Samuel P 105
Leib, Thomas J 9
Leigh, William 200
Little, John If 18
Livingston, John W 77
Lockert, John M 207
Lockwood, Samuel 46
Love, Richard L 291
Long, Andrew K 14
Lowry, Francis 381
160
Lynch, William F 35
Lynch, Dominick 256
Maffit, John N 319
Manning, Thomas J 9
Manning, John 52
Mason, Murray 67
May, William 308
Marshall, John H 43
Man-hand, John B 195
Marburv, Alexander H 100
Maun /.Matthew F 114
Maurv, William Lewis 246
Mc Arthur, Wm. P 304
Mr Blair, Charles H 75
McBlair, William 91
McCormick, James 281
McDougal, David 227
McDonough, James T 142
Mcintosh, Charles F 228
MeKinstry, James P 132
McLaughlin, John T 169
Meade, Richard W 1 60
Mercer, John F 235
Middleton, Edward 220
Miller, James F 131
Minor, George 162
Missroon, John S 93
Mitchell, John K 108
Mueller, Bernard J 188
Moor, Henry 110
M »ey, John 278
Morris, Charles W 240
Morris, I tenry 36
Miiun, Samuel F HS
Mum-, William T 208
Neville, Frederick A 50
N m ll. Lloyd B 47
Noble, James 94
Noland, William H 89
North, James II 259
Oellers, James P 1
Ogd. n. William B 49
Richard L 96*
Thomas J 161
. \in:i-a 62
Palmer, James S 117
Parker, Win. A 317
1 L 294
:. John-P 218
P »tt, Enoch <; 280
1 irlish l' 269
Pearson, William .">
Peck, Elisha 8
Pegram, Robert B 260
Pennock, Alexander M 217
Pennington, Law 58
Perry, Oliver H 239
Perry, Roger 215
Pickering, Charles W 180
Piercy, William P 7
Pinkney, Henry 16
Pinkney, Robert F 166
Piper, Ferdinand 189
Poindexter, Carter B 288
Poor, Charles H Ill
Pope, John 5
Porter, William D 90
Porter, David D 247
Powell, Levin M .6
Prentiss, George A 12 L
Price, Cicero 152
Purviance, Hugh Y 31
Radford, William 118
Renshaw, Francis B 257
Renshaw, Wm. B 287
Revere, Joseph W 216
Reynolds, William 292
Ridgely, Daniel B 204
Ringgold, Cad'r 33
Ring, John L 205
Rhodes, Hillary H 48
Robb, Robert G 54
Robertson, W. I. H 178
Rodgers, John 194
Ronckendorff, William 321
Rootes, Thomas R 1 67
Rowan, James II 87
Rowan, Stephen C 140
Russ, J»hn A 117
Bands, Beujamin F 198
Sanford, Joseph P 310
Sartor i, Lewis C 295
Schenck, James F 112
Bohenck, W. S 293
Scott, Gustavus H 225
Selden, George L 233
Selfridge, Thomas 0 12
Semmes, Raphael 130
Shattuck, Benjamin F 275
Shaw, Thompson D. 44
Shepard, Burritt 146
Sherburne, John H 298
Shubriek, Edmund T 27 1
Sinclair, Arthur. . . . • • 103
161
Sinclair, George T 277
Slaughter, Albert G 26
Smith, Melancthon 149
Smith, William 74
Smith, Wm. Taylor 307
Spotswood, C. F. M 230
Stanly, Fabius 299
Steele, Henry A 134
Sterett, Isaac S 37
Stellwagen, II. S 202
Steedman, Charles 210
Stoddard, Luther 182
Strong, James II e, .267
Swart wout, Samuel 128
Swift, Jonathan VV 70
Taliaferro, A. R 265
Taylor, Alfred 124
Taylor, Wm. Rogers 196
Thatcher, Henry K 86
Thomson, Edward R 141
Thomas, Charles 264
Tborburn, Robert I) 45
Tilghman, Richard L 266
Til ton, Edward G 64
Tod, Oliver 165
Totten, Benjamin J !)3
Totten, George M 284
Trapier, Richard S 282
Tucker, John R 159
Turner, Charles C 51
Turner, Peter 84
Tinner, Thomas 10!)
Upshur, George P 19
Vail, Edward M 62
Van Brunt, G. J 15
Wainwright, Richard 283
Walker, William M 183
Walke, Henry 19!)
Walsh, Joseph C 192
Walbach. John J. B 238
Ward, Edward G, jr 261
Ward, Janus II 65
Watson, James M 76
West, John W 11
Whiting, William B 273
Whittle, William C 42
White, George i\I 222
Winslow, John A 186
Wilkes, Chalks 7
Williamson, G. G 97
Wingate, Henry T. ,289
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Woodhull, Maxwell 326
Wurts, William A 133
Wyche, George J 253
Yard, Edward M 168
Young, William S .172
Adee, Augustus A 23
Bache, B. Franklin 22
Barton, William P. C 2
l.arrington, Samuel 38
Barrabino, N. C. 63
Blacknall, George 40
Brinckerhofl", Isaac 45
Brooke, John Francis 36
Chase, Charles 14
Christie, Peter »j
Clymer, George 4 4
Cod wise, George W 28
Cornick, James I'.i
Coulter, Henry S 35
Cowdery, Jonathan l
Delany, M. G 65
Dillard, Thomas 04
Dodd, Robert J 33
Dubarry, Edmund L 20
Ed wards, David S 15
Egbert, Daniel 51
Fritz, Jonathan M 54
Gambrill, Amos G 52
Gilchrist, Edward 5(>
Glcntworth, II. N 54
Greene, James M 26
Green, Daniel S (is
Harris, Thomas ;i
Haslett, John 19
Horner, G. R. B 2<J
Hulse, Isaac. Ifi
Hunter, Lewis B »»
Jackson, Samuel 10
Johnson, William 31
Kearney, John A 5
Lawrason, Samuel C 55
Lock wood, John A .57
McClenahan, Wm. f q{;
McKnight, George B 4:1
MeLeod, Daniel C 58
Minor, Lewis W GO
Mum hy, Samuel 32
Pal ton, Wm. Eairlie 34
162
Pinkney, Ninian ., 69
Plummer, Jones W 48
Powell, William J 61
Rapalje, Stephen 25
Retinoids, Henry S 64
Ruschmberger, W. S. \V 30
Salter, Thoma3 B. 8
Sharp, Solomon 50
Sickels, J. Fre<lericlc b2
Spencer, John C 43
Spotswood, VV. A. W 53
Smith, Waters 21
Smith, Thomas L 39
Smith, J. Vaughan 47
Swift, William 7
Ferrill, George 18
Ticknor, Benajah 12
Tinslar, Benjamin R 27
Turk, William 4
Van Horn, William L 67
Washington, Bailey 6
Whelao, William 37
Williamson, Thomas 11
Wiley, John S 17
Wuiiiey, Lewis 59
Wood, Wra. Maxwell 46
IAHSED ASSISTANT SURGEONS.
Abernethy, John J 15
Barry, Robert T 2
Elliot, John B 1
Fox, John L 10
< ;. ii lun, Victor I j 6
< inillou, Charles F 11
Hauler, Charles A 3
I In Ian, David 5
Mason, John T 12
Maxwell, Charles 1) 13
Miller. J. Dickinson 8
Palmer, lames C .4
Rutter, Edward J 14
Smith, .las. .Malcolm 16
Tail, Charles William 17
Wedderburn, Alex. J 9
Woodwoi th, Robert 7
ASSISTANT SUUi;l.n\S.
Addison, S. Kidowt 16
JJaniiter, Kuberl I: 21
Bates, Charles J 7"
Barclay, John O'C 25
Baxter, Oscar F 44
Beale, Joseph 4
Beck, Morris B 42
Bowie, Augustus J 1
Broughton Charles H 33
Brownlee, James J 19
Bryan, Daniel L 35
Duvall, Marius 46
Garnett, Alex. Y. P 40
Gould, James B 25
Greenhow, J. W. B 5
Grier. William 8
Hastings, John 37
Henderson, Andrew 36
Holmes, Silas 11
Hopkinson, Joseph 33
Huntington, Joshua 20
Jackson, Samuel 18
Jetfery, Richard W 28
Kellogg, S Wilson 3
Lawyer, Augustus F 23
Maulsby, George 6
Maxwell, Richard T 39
McClelland, James 15
McCreery, Stephen A 24
Messersmith, John S 2
Minor, James Monroe 10 J
Morson, Hugh 41 i
Nelson, William A 30 *
Potter, Thomas M 29
Sinclair, William B 17
Smith, J. Howard 14
Taliaferro, Horace D 13
Taylor, J. Winthrop 9
Thornly, John 34
Tuekerman, J. Francis 43
Van Wyck, Edward II 12
Wheelwright, Charles II 27
Whittle, John S 22
WUlson, William G.G 31
Williams, I. .wis J 45 1
Wright, Nathan H 32 f
PURSERS.
Harry, Garrett R 15
Mates, John Adams 27
Bissell, Edward 47
Bloodgood, William A 30
163
Breese, Thomas 10
Bridge, Horatio 40
Bryan, Joseph 34
Buchanan, McKean 18
Cahoone, Benjamin J '24
Christian, William A 58
Clark, James II 5
Cooper. Grenville C 120
Cox, Edward Noel 1 3
Crosby, Andrew D 53
DeBree, John 11
Douglass, James C (if)
Dunn, Edward T 26
Etting, Henry 19
Fauntleroy, Daingerrield 31
Fitzgerald, Edward. 3
Forrest, Samuel . , 35
Gibson, John D 49
Greene, Hugh W 43
Hambleton, Samuel I
Hambleton, John N 14
Handy, Charles O 1*2
Hieskell, 11. M 57
Holland JohnC 42
McBlair, Thomas P 4G
McCauley, Francis G 22
Moore, Robert S .r>5
Murray, Charles u'2
Nalle, Thomas B 44
Norris, Thomas E 18
Pettit, Robert 30'
Price, Rodman M 52
Ramsey, Sterrett 25
Rice, Christopher C 45
Rittenhouse, John B 50
Sawyer, Geort^e F 41
Sinclair, William..... 7
Speiden, William ."il»
Stockton, Francis B 21
Btorer, Edward 51
Taylor, Thomas M 32
Terry, Joseph II 9
Thornton, 1). McC. F 1G
Thornton, Francis A 2
Todd, Samuel P 4
Todd, John N 8
Upshur, Arthur W Gl
Walker, Dudley 17
Walker, Littleton T 59
Waldron, Richard R 38
Ware, Thomas R 63
Warrington, Lewis 54
Watson, Andrew J 28
Watson, A. E 33
White, Philo 37
White, George H 5G
Wilson, Joseph G
Wilson, Nathaniel 23
Zantzingcr, Wm. P 29
MASTERS.
Bloodgood, Abram B 3
Brownell, Thomas 2G
Carlton, John 13
Cassin, Robert A 28
Catalano, Salvadore. 1
Clear, M iehael 25
Clough, John 7
Cunningham, Alexander 14
Dove, Marmaduke G
Ferguson, James 9
Ford, Augustus 2
Freeman, John 23
Goin, Thomas 24
Knox, Robert 4
Mallabv, Francis 8
Marshall, George 27
Wilier, William 11
Moores, Frederick W 20
Morris, Charles V 29
Mull, Jacob 19
Nichols. Robert II 22
Quirj, John 17
Prentiss. Nathaniel A 18
Robinson, John 15
Tatero, Robert S 10
Tewksbury, James 1G
Vaughan, William 5
Worlhington, Henry 12
Young, il. A. F...". 27
PASSED MIDSHIPMEN.
Adams. John Q 72
Alexander, Francis. 74
Allison, Kicliard 104
Ammen, 1) miel 90
Anderson, Kdward 42
Baker, Francis E 12
Barney, Joseph N 54
Barney, S. Chase 58
164
Barrett, Theodore B 7 Mullany, J. R.Madison ,8
Bartlett, Wash. A 19 Murphey, Peter U 29
Beale, Edward F 96 Murray, Alexander 55
Bent, Silas 84 Murray, Francis Key 83
Biddle, James S 15 Muse, William B 108
Blair, James L 81 Neville, John S 28
Wanton, William L 38 Nichols, Edwai d T 97
Boudinot, William E 87 Noland,CaIlcnder St. G 41
Brown, Isaac N 34 Parker, John Henry 107
Brown, John tlogan 95 Patterson, Thos. Pi 82
Cad walader, Henry 17 Pearce, Samuel 32
Caldwell, William M 66 Perry, Matthew C G3
Carter, Johnston B 31 Porter, W. C. B. S 75
Chipman, Henry L 25 Porter, Hamilton F 100
Clary, Albert G 24 Preble, George H GO
Clemson, Henry A 103 Randolph, John B 30
Collins, Napoleon 36 Read, James Withers 18
Colvocorcssis, George 4 Reid, Washington 5
Crossan, Thomas M 77 Ridgely, James S 70
Deas, Charles 73 Ricll, Robert B G2
Decatur, John P 99 Ripley, James W 105
Donaldson, Edward 57 Robertson, Henry P 33
Dot), George W 2G Rodgers, C. It. Perry 16
Doyle, James A 9 Rodgers, George W 109
Duer, John K 102 Rolando, Henry 91
Fleming, Charles E G8 Rush, Madison 89
Gantt, Benjamin S 39 Rutledge, John 71
Grant, Gough W 22 Shields, Wilmer G7
Quthrie, John J 50 Shipley, Samuel J 49
I Laggerty, Francis S G Binkler, Charles 79
Harrell, Abram 47 Smith, Charles It 76
Henry, John Cassin 13 Stembel, Roger N 3
Higgins, I'M ward 86 Stevens, Thomas H 78
Howell, John C U5 Taylor, John S 93
I [tiger, Thomas B Gl Thompson, Strong B 1
Hunter, Benjamin F. B 59 Todd, Joshua D 65
Izard, R. Delancey 35 Trenehard, Stephen D 45
Jenkins, A. Hubley 48 Vanalstine, Cornelius 23
Jones, Catesbj ap R 80 Wait, Israel C 106
Kinloch, Thomas L 98 Watkins, Mayo C 51
Lavalk tte, Stephen D 69 Wayne, William A 14
Lovell, Robert Poinsett 53 Weir, Andrew 92
Macomb, William H 44 Wells, George 27
Mario, Matthias C 10 Werden, Reed 43
Maynard, Lafayette 2 Williamson, James C 21
McDonough, Charles S 64 Winder, Edw. Lloyd 101
MeKinney, Wilson R 48 Winslow, Francis 20
McLane, Louis 56 Wise, Henry A 40
Mix, Thomas M 11 Woolsey, Melancthoa B 52
a, \ an fa "s'h- b8 Wordeo, John L 37
Mon is, Isaac M 94
165
MASTER'S MATES.
William H. Morse.... July 1, '39
John W. Palmer July 1, '40
Adam Young Sept. 29, '40
Thomas M. Crooker. . Mar 3, '41 William H. Burns... May 11, '42 Jonathan M. Ballard. June 11, '42
James T. Power July 19, '42
Richard P. Robinson. July 19, '42 John W. W. Dyes.. .Mar. 18, '43
CHAPLAINS.
Addison Searle April 27, '20
Julm VV. Grier Mar. 3, '25
Cliarle3 S Stewart.. .Nov. 1, '25
William Ryland May 23, '29
Timothy J. Harrison. .Oet. 2, '29
Walter Colton Nov. 6, '30
George Jones April 20, '33
Thomas R. Lambert. Dec. 31, '33
Peter G. Clark Oct. 3, '33
J. P. B. Wilmer Mar. 7, '39
Rodman Leais Mar. 13, '39
Fitch W. Taylor... April 23, '41 Charles 11 Aldcn. . .April 23, '41 Mortimer R. Talbot.. Sept. 8, '41
Moses B.Chase Sept. 8, '41
Chester Newell Sept. 3, '41
Theodore Bartow.. . .Sept. 8, '41 Joseph Stockbridge. .Sept. 8, '4 1 William McKenney..Sept. 8, '41 ihotius Kavasales...Oct. 19, '41 William G. Jackson. Mar. 14, '42
PROFESSORS OF MATHEMATICS.
Edward C. Ward
Duncan Bradford
Martin Roche Dec. 19, '33
John H. C Collin Jan. 23, '36
Barthol'w McGowcn .Jan. 23, '36 Joseph T. Huston. .. .Sept. 7, '36
Thomas 11. Perry Oct. 10, '3G
A. G. Pendleton Feb. 19, '38
James Major May 10, '38
John Pierce, jr Oct. 9, '38
Jarvis McDuffie Dec 0, ?3S
Mordccai Yarnall....Feb. 1, '39 Joel Grant.., Oct. 15, '39
Julius Meiere Nov. 9, '40*
William B.Benedict. May 31, '41 Mark H. Beecher. . .June 14, '41
JohnClar Oct. 15, '41
Henry H. Lockwood. .Nov. 4, '41
William Flye Dec. 7, '41
William Chauvenet..Dec. 8, '41
WilliamS. Fox Dec. 30, '41
James P. Espy May 7, '42
J. llcnshaw Belcher. .July 1, '42
TEACHERS OF LANGUAGES.
L. A. Bianchini
T. Morel, jr May 1, '41
W. W. Delacy May 18, '4 1
STEAM ENGINEERS.
Engineer in Chief. G. L. Thompson Sept. 1, '42
Chief Engineers. Charles II -Haswell. . July 12, '36
John Faron, jr Jan. 13, '40
Andrew Hebard Feb. 6, '40
Jarnes Thompson. . .April 14, "42 Win. P. Williamson. Oct. 20, '42
First Assistants.
Hiram Sanford Feb. 1, '40
William Scott June 19, MO
James A. Cochrane.. Jan. 17, '42
Henry Hunt Jan. 17, '42
Daniel B. Martin Jan. 17, '42
John Alexander Mar. 4, '42
Levi Grillin Nov. 1, '42
Second Assistants.
Alberts. Palmer Ian. 11, '39
Jesse G. Rutherford. Jan. 17, '49 John H. Mathews... Jan. 17, '49 Gilbert Sherwood. . .Jan. 17, '49, Naylor C. Davis Feb. 21, '42
Third Jissistants. George M. Copeland.Jan. 17, '49
John Gallagher Jan. 17, '42
Joshua Follansbee. . .Jan. 17, '49 William F. Mcrcier..Jan. 17, '42 Smith Thompson, jr. .June 1, '42
OTHER ENGINEERS.
Chaa W. Copelanl , Aug. 26, '39
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Alexander Parris
James Herron Aug. IS, '42
Thomas Copeland.. .Oct. 19, '42
BOATSWAINS.
John Smith Dec. 7, '17
Edward Crocker. .. .June 16, '26
John Morris Oct. 28, '28
Lawrence Gallagher. Nov. 15, '28 Robert H. O'Neal... June 13, '31
William Hart. Dec. 2, '31
William Black xMar. 30, '35
William Waters Dec. 8, '35
Joshua Bryant Mar. 7, '36
William Brady Sept. 7, '36
V. R. Hall Nov. 5, '37
John Mills Jan. 16, '38
John Shannon Mar. 8, '38
William Whitehead.. May 5, '38 Thomas G. Bell.... June Ik, '38
William Smith Aug. 2, '38
Charles Johnston. .. .May 21, '39
Samuel Drew July 26, '39
Joseph Lewis Sept. 6, '39
John Munro Jan 14, '40
Edward Cavendy. . . .April 8, '40
Robert Simpson Dec. 8, '40
Kleazer Foster Aug. 4, '41
George Wilmuth. . .Sept. 16. '41
William Hod" Oct. 23, '41
John Dunderdale. . . .Oct. 28, '41
John Featherson Dec. 7, '41
William C. Clark... Jan. 17, '42
Alfred Hingerty Jan. 27, '42
Robert Dixon Feb. 5, '42
Edward Lyons Feb. 12, '42
Robert Whitaker Feb 16, '42
William C. Burns Feb. 26, '42
Michael Hall April 18, '42
George Williams July 11, '42
GUNNERS.
John Blight Mny 3, '21
Ami Curtis Mar. 1, '25
William B. Brown.... Dee. 9, '25
Thomas Rylej jan. 29, '27
Henry Keeling Aug. 85, '29
Alex. Stephenson Ian. 6, '32
Lewis Parker Feb. 13, '32
Charles Cobb Feb. 18,
Archibald S. Lewis. Sept. 27, Samuel G. City. .. .Sept. 15, Thomas Robinson. . .Nov. 18,
John Myrick June 13,
Gustavus Newman.. .Sept. 6, Adrian A. Peterson. .Oct. 25, Jos. W. Pennington. Mar. 11,
Daniel James June 10,
James M. Cooper. . . .June 20,
William Burton July 26,
Richard F. Duun....Nov. 1,
John Clapham Nov. 15,
William Craig Jan 20,
John Martin April 6,
Elisha Whitton..... April 13,
George Bell June 25,
Washington Bright. .July 25,
Thomas Lewis Aug. 14,
Benjamin Bunker. . .Nov. 21, John G. Williamson. June 20, JohnD. Benthall....Oct. 18,
Thomas Dewey Jan. 14,
George Sirian June 17,
William H. Myers... July 16,
John Barr Aug. 4,
John Caulk Sept. 2,
Samuel Allen Dec. 3,
James C. Davis Dec. 3,
John Owens Mar. 7,
Paul W. Richardson. May 14,
Robert S King July 5,
S. M. Beckwith....Mar. 14,
CARPENTERS.
John A. Dickason. . .Dec. 13,
John Southwick Dec. 21,
William E. Shedield.Nov. 11,
Francis Sagee April 13,
Patrick Dee May 9,
John Green Jan. 23,
Joseph Cox May 29,
Henry P. Leslie.... Nov. 11, Wm. M. Laighton..Sept. 29,
William Jordan Mar. 21,
John Rainbow June 10,
JuhnCalnll July 8,
Francis M. Cecil Feb. 19,
Christopher Jordan. . April 24, Jonas Dibble June 16,
'33 '34
'35 '35 '36 '36
•:«; :-i7 -M '37 '37 \37 •37 •38 •38 '38 '38 "38 \38 •38 •39 •39 MO 41 41 41 •-11 '41 •41 •4-2 42 42 '43
•25 -26 '29 •31 •3-3 33 '34 '36 '36 •37 •37 "37 38 •38 38
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Amos Chick July 14, '38
William Knight July 17, '39
John M. Webb Jan. 21, '40
James Meads Jan. 27, '40
William D. Jenkins. Mar. 24, '-10
David Marple Oct. 13, '40
James McDonnell.. .Oct. 21, '40
Hugh Lindsay Nov. 4, '40
Loman Smith Nov. 27, '40
Samuel White May 4, '41
William Lee May 31, '41
John O. Butler May 22, '41
John Overman May 22, '4 1
Robert L. Sheffield. .May 27, Ml
E. VV. Barnicoat Dec. 17, '41
George Wisner Dec. 30, '41
Charles Boardman. . . .Jan. 7, '42 Samuel J. Seely. . . .Mar. 24, '42
James Magill April 2, '42
Jesse C. Morrison.. .April 25, '42 Luther Manson May 9, '42
SAILMAKERS.
James R. Childs June 8, '22
Nathaniel B. Peed... Oct. 22, '23
Benjamin Crow.- May 5, '^G
Samuel B. Banbter. . July 17, '26
William Ryan Sept. 18, '27
J. G. Gallagher.... Nov. 27, '29
John Heckle Nov. 9, >3i
Henry Bacon Feb. 2ti, '33
Thomas J. Boyce Oct. 12, '33
Richard Van Voorhis.Feb. 8, '34 Samuel V.Hawkins. Mar. 18, '34
William Ward Aug. 14, '34
Madison Wheeden. . Aug. 19, \34 George 'Thomas. .. .Dec. 19, '34
James Ferguson Feb. 24, '35
John Burdine Mar. 4, '36
Isaac Whitney Jan. 10, '37
William H. Bray ton. Sept. 21, '37
John Joins Sept. 2G, '37
Benj. B. Burchsted. April i:8, '38 Isaac D. Freeman. .. .July 9, '38
William Bennett July 5, '39
Nicholas Buck Sept. 6, '39
John Peed April 8, '40
Robert C. Rodman. .April 28, '40 George T. Lozier. . . .Oct. 30, '40
George Parker Oct. 17, '40
Electius Middleton..July 15, '41
Josiah Faxon Oct. 22, '41
James P. Wood Nov. 24, '4 1
James Frazer Dec. 11, '41
Charles Frost Jan. 7, '42
Charles Harvey Ian. 27, '42
Geo. D. Blackford.. April 1*2, '42 Theod. C. Herbert. .June li>, '42
CIVIL BRANCH.
NAVY AGENTS.
NAVAL STOREKEEPERS.
Tim. Upham. .Portsmouth, N. H.
J. V. Browne Boston
Robt. C. Wetmore. . . .New York.
Thomas Hayes Philadelphia.
Samuel McClellan .... Baltimore. William B. Scott.. .Washington.
George Loyall Norfolk.
B. L). Ueriot... Charleston, S. C.
William Mackay Savannah.
Jackson Morton ..... .Pensacola
Baring, Brothers & Co . .London Fitch, Brothers & Co. . Marseilles W. P. Furniss 6c Co. St. Thomas, [West Indies E. McCall & Co Lima
C. W. Cutter. .Portsmouth, N.H.
Paul Wiliard Boston
T. Craven New York
R. Kennedy Philadelphia
James N. Seiden. .. .Washington
Merit Jordan Norfolk
R. Joyner Pensacola
O. Rich Port Mahon
R. C. Yates Rio Janeiro
NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS' DEPARTM't.
('Iti.f Naval Constructor. S. I lumphreys Washington
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.Vaval Constructors. 8. M. Pook... Portsmouth, N. H.
Josiah Barker Boston
S. Haiti Eric, Pennsylvania
John Lenthall Philadelphia
Foster Rhodes New York
Francis Grice Norfolk
C. D. Brodie Pensacola
MARINE CORPS.
m I ('< MM M ln.it, (cad Brig.
Gen. bvL A. Henderson July 1, '34
I, hut nut n l Colonel.
Samuel Miller Oct. 6, '41
Majors.
S. E. Watson July 1, '34
W. II. Freeman July 1, '34
Levi Twiggs Nov. 15/40
John Harris Oct. 6, '41
Captains.
T. A. Linton April 7, '32
James Edelin July 1, '34
Parke G Howie, Adj.
end Inspector July 1, '34
W Ihilany, bvt major
'J'. S. English July 1, '34
Geo. W. Walker, Pay- master Inly 1, '34
Ward Marston July 1, '34
A. A. Nicholson, Quar- Urmaster July 2.3, '34
B. Macomber Ian. 18, '38
A. M. Breroort Mar. <;, '38
Richard Douglass ...Feb. 24, '39 Job (I. Williams.... Nov. 15, '40 Alvin Edson Oct. G, '41
First LieuU nants.
Henry B. Tyler April 1, '30
J. L. 0. Hardy lunc 13, '30
('•> ■•• F. Lindsay, . Zsj&
Quartermaster Sept' 23, '31
Landon N. Carter... April 7, '32
.1. <;. Reynolds May 17, '33
Francis C. II. ill July 1, '34
G. II. Terrctt July 1, '34
W. E. Stark July 1, '34
N. S. Waldron July 25, '34
Wm. Lang June 13, '36
Jacob Zeilin Sept. 12, '3G
G. W. Robbins Dec. 12, 3G
D. D. Baker Dec. 30, '37
A. II. Gillespie Jan. 18, '38
B. E. Brooke Feb. 7, '3'J
Jabez C. Rich Feb. 24, '39
Thomas T. Sloan .. .Oct. 31, '40
A.Garland Nov. 15, '40
F. B. McNeill April 15, '41
E. L.West Oct. 6, '41
Second Lieutenants. Roberta. Caldwell. .Oct. 17, '31
Win. I, Young Feb. 23, '35
Josiah Watson July 21, '3G
Henry B. Watson Oct. 5, '36
Thomas A. Brady Feb. 3, '37
Isaac T. Doughty... Sept. 26, '37 W. A. T. Maddox. . .Oct. 14, '37
Wm. B. Slack Jan. 28, 39
JohnS. Devlin Feb. 21, '39
Algernon S. Taylor .Feb. 21. O W. L. Shuttleworth.Feb. 28, '39 Robert 1). Taylor ...Mar. 2, '39 Joseph W. Curtis ....May 4, '40
Robert Tansill Nov. 4, '40
J. C. Grayson May 4, '41
M. R. Kintzing Sept. 8, '41
John 1). Simms Oct. 7, '41
Henry W. Queen. . ..Mar. 14, '42 I) .1. Sutherland....Mar.29,'42 W. W. Russell Aug. 5, '43
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PAY OF THE OFFICERS OF THE NAVY.
Senior Captain — A 1 all linns when in service, $4,500; when on l< iv< . or waiting orders. $3,500.
./// other Cij.i.un: — When in command of squadrons on foreign sta- tions, |4,000; on other duty, |3,500; off duty, $2,500.
Qmmmdei When attached t«> vessels for sea service, $2,500; to
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navy yards, or on other duty, #2,100; on leave of ab3enceor waiting orders, $1,800.
Lieutenants — Commanding, $1,800 ; on other duty, $1,500 ; waiting orders, $1,200.
Assistant Surgeons — Waiting orders, $650 ; at sea, $950 ; after pass- ing and found qualified for promotion to surgeon, $850; at sea, $1,200; when stationed at navy-yards, hospitals, rendezvous, and re- ceiving ships, $950 ; after being pas«ed and stationed as above, $1,150.
Surgeons — For the first five years, $1,000 ; the second five years, $1,200; for the third five years, $1,400 ; for the fourth five years, $1,600; after he shall have been commissioned as a surgeon twenty years and upwards, $1,800.
All surgeons of the navy under orders for duly, at navy-ynrds, re- ceiving vessels, rendezvous, or naval hospitals, shall have an increase of one-fuurth of the foregoing amount of their respective annual pay, from the date of their acceptance of such order. All surgeons of the navy ordered to any of the ships or vessels of the United States com- missioned for sea service, shall have an increase of one-third of the foregoing amount of their respective annual pay, from the date of their acceptance of such orders. All surgeons of the navy, ordered as fleet surgeons, shall have an incrense of one-half of their respec- tive annual pay, from the date of their acceptance of such orders.
Chaplains — When attached to vessels for sea service, or' at navy- yards, $1,200 ; on leave of absence, or waiting orders, $800.
Professors of Mathematics — When attached to vessels for sea service, or in a yard, $1,20>).
Secretaries — To commanders of squadrons, when commanding in chief, $1,000 ; to commanders of squadrons, not commanding in chief, $900.
Sailingmasters — Of a ship of the line, for sea service, $1,100; on other duty, $1,000 ; on leave of absence, or waiting orders, $750.
Second Masters — When attached to vessel- for 3ea service, $750 ; on other duty, $500 ; on leave of absence, or uniting orders, $400.
Passed Midshipmen — On duty, $750; waiting orders, $600.
Warranted Master's Males— When attached to vessels for sea service, or at navy-yards, $450 ; on leave of absence, or waiting orders, $350.
Midshipmen — When attached to vessels for sea service, $400 ; on other duty, $350 ; on leave of absence, or waiting orders, $.'100.
Clerks—- Of a yard, $900; first clerk to a commandant of a navy- vard, $900 ; second clerk to a commandant of a navy-yard, $750 ; to commanders of squadrons, captains of fleets, and commanders of ves- sels, $500.
Boatswains, Gunners, Sailmahcrs, and Carpenters — Of a ship of the line for sea service, $750 ; of a frigate for sea mi vice, $600 ; on other duty, $500 ; on leave of absence, or waiting orders, I36Q.
Ofliccrs temporarily performing the duties belonging to those of a higher grade, shall receive the compensation allowed to such higher grade, while actually so employed.
One ration per day only shall be allowed to all ofliccrs when at* taehed to vessels for sea service.
Pursers— For ships of the line, *3,50U ; frigates or razee?, $3.QQQj $
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sloops of war and steamers of first class, $2,000 ; brigs, and schooners, unci -trainers, less than first class, $1,500 ; when on duty at navy-yards :i( Boston, New York, Norfolk, and Pensacola, $2,500 ; at Portsmouth, Philadelphia, and Washington, $2,000 ; at naval stations, within the United States, $1,500; and in receiving ships at Boston, New York, and Norfolk, $2,500 ; and at other places, $1,500 ; on leave or wait- ing orders, the same pay as surgeons.
LIST OF VESSELS OF WAR OF THE NAVY.
Ships of the Line, 11 — Pennsylvania 120, Franklin 74, Washington 74, Columbus 74, Ohio 74, North Carolina 74, Delaware 74, Alabama 74, Vermont 74, Virginia 74, New York 74.
Seres — Independence 54.
Frigates, 1st Class, 13 — United States 44, Constitution 44, Potomac 44, Brandywine 44, Hudson 44, Columbia 44, Congress 44, Cumber- land 44, Savannah 44, Santee 44, Sabine 44, Raritan 44, St. Law- rence 44.
Frigates, 2d Glass, 2 — Constellation 36, Macedonian 36.
Stops of War, 17— Saratoga 20, John Adams 20, Boston 20, Vin- cennes 20, Warren 20, Falmouth 20, Fairfield 20, Vandalia 20, St. Louis 20, Cyane 20, Levant 20, Ontario 18, Decatur 16, Preble 16, Yorktown 16, Marion 16, Dale 16.
Brigs, 8— Dolphin 10, Porpoise 10, Somers 10, Truxtun 10, Bain- bridge 10, Pioneer, Consort, Oregon.
Schooners, 9 — Grampus 10, Shark 10, Enterprise 10, Boxer 10, Ex- periment, Flirt, Wave, Phenix, On-ka-hy-e.
Steamers, 6— Mississippi 10, Missouri 10, Fulton 4, Union, Poinsett, Princeton.
Store Ships, 3 — Relief 6, Erie 8, Lexington 8.
OFFICERS OF THE REVENUE SERVICE.
[ Corrected at the Treasury Department to August 14, 1843. ]
Captain 9 Caleb Currier Sick
1 John A. Webster Taney 10 Green Walden Nautilus
9 Window Foster... Woodbury 11 ft B. Nones Waiting ord.
'< limn 1). Hunter .. .Forward 12 Josiah Sturgis Hamilton
4 Win. W. Polk... Waiting ord. 13 Henry Prince, jr Wolcott
5 Andrew Mather Madison 14 John Whitcomb Alert
J u"1" " Daj Crawford 15 Gilbert Knapp Erie
' ':/,U1 J,""'s Morns 16 L. C. F. Fatio....Van Buren
8 1 . C. Rudolph Duane 17 Michael Conner Jackson
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18 A. V. Fraser, Bureau Wash'n
19 VV. A. Howard.. Special duty
20 Richard Evans Ewing
First Lieutenants.
1 N. L. Coste Van Buren
2 W. B. Whitehead ..Crawford
3 Gay Moore Special duty
4 L. C. Harby Reve. boat
St. Mary's
5 J. J. Nimmo Woodbury
6 D. Ottinger Special duty
7 Charles G rover Forward
8 Thomas Sands Wolcott
9 Thomas Stoddard Alert
10 Francig Martin Ewing
1 1 Stephen Cornell Jackson
12 J. A. Noyes. . t ..Special duty
13 J. McGowan. .. .Special duty
14 James H. Roach. . . .Hamilton
15 George Clarke Nautilus
16 John B Fulton Morris
Second Lieutenants.
1 Stephen Thatcher Sick
2 George Berryman Erie
3 Arnold Burrough Morris
4 Beverly Digges Wolcott
5 S. C. Foss.Reve. boat Castine
6 J. J. Morrison Crawford
7 Osmond Peters. . . .Van Buren
8 Blyden Hedge Nautilus
9 J. S. S. Chaddock, special duly
10 Caleb Prouty Hamilton
11 J. Amazeen ....Waiting ord.
12 William Norris Jackson
13 John Faunce .......Forward
14 Win. B. McLean . .Woodbury
15 H. II. Greene Alert
1G John L. Prouty Jackson
17 William Pease Ewing
18 Chas. VV. Bennett.... Wolcott
19 J. L. Stull.. Bureau Wash'ton
20 I'M ward Smoet Duane
21 Wm. M. Wilson. . . .Crawford
22 J. G. Breshwood Taney
23 Nicholas Austin Madison
Third Lieutenants.
1 John M. Jones. .. .Van Buren
2 George Hayes, jr Alert
3 James II. Jones Forward
4 Robert K. Hudgins... .Taney
5 Edward Gooding. .Woodbury G John T. Stoneall Ewing
7 J. A. Webster, jr Taney
8 J. Murch Coast survey
9 Wm. H. Brown ....Forward
10 John Hendren Ewing
11 Richard S. Jones. .. .Madison
12 E. C. Kennedy Morris
13 Wm. R. Pierce Wolcott
14 VV. Scott Bell.... Woodbury
15 C. L. Collier Van Buren
16 Henry J. Benson Erie
18 CanVlus Saunders. . . .Jackson
19 BushrodW. Frobel.. Crawford
20 Charles E. Wood.. .Hamilton
21 Hezekiah Parmele. .Hamilton
22 K. S. Woodward ...Nautilus
23 H. N. Tracy .Sackett's Harbor
NAMES AND STATIONS OF REVENUE CUTTERS.
Alert, |
Eastport, |
district of Passamaquoddy |
Morris, |
Portland, |
Portland. |
Hamilton, |
Boston, |
Boston. |
Jackson, |
NeAvport, |
Newport. |
Madison, |
New London, |
New London. |
Ewing, |
New York, |
New York. |
Forward, |
Wilmington, |
Delaware. |
Wolcott, |
Baltimore, |
Baltimore. |
Taney, |
Norfolk, |
Norfolk. |
Van Buren, |
Charleston, |
Charleston. |
Crawford, |
Savannah, |
Savannnah. |
Nautilus, |
Key West, |
Key West. |
Duane, |
Mobile, |
Mobile. |
Woodbury, |
New Orleans, |
New Orleans. |
Erie, |
Lake Erie, |
Pre9que Isle. |
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Population of the United States, and of each State and Territory, as shown by the census of 1840.
States and Terri- tories.
Maine
New Hampshire. ••<
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut....... ,
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland.
Virginia
North Carolina.... Mouth Carolina ....
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana...
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
.Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Florida
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pist. Columbia....
Free white persons.
Males. Females.
252,989
139,004
3G0,G79
51,362
148,300
140,378
,207,357
177,055
844,770
29,259
158,804
371,223
240,047
130,490
210,534
176,692
97,256
89,747
325,434
305,323
775,360
352,773
255,235
173,470
42,211
113,395
16,456
18,757
24,256
14,822
247,449
145,032
368,351
54,225
153,556
144,840
1,171,533
174,533
831,345
29,302
159,400
369,745
244,823
128,588
197,161
158,493
81,818
68,710
315,193
284,930
726,762
325,925
217,019
150,418
34,963
98,165
11,487
11,992
18,668
15,835
Free colored persons.
Males. Females.
720
248
4,654
1,413
3,891
364
23,809
10,780
22,752
8,626
29,187
23,818
11,227
3,864
1,374
1,030
715
11,526
2,796
3,761
8,740
3,731
1,876
883
248
393
398
101
93
3,453
Total United States. 17, 249, 434 (6,940,161
166,481
Population of the District of Columbia by the census of 1840.
White persons. Free colored Slaves.
Males 14,822 3,453 2,058
Females 15,835 4,908 2,636
Total 30,657 8,361 4,694
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Population of the United States, fyq. — Continued
States and Terri- |
Slaves. |
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tories. |
Males. |
Females. |
Total. |
Maine |
50 1 , 793 |
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1 |
284 574 |
||
737,699 |
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1 8 |
4 9 |
108,830 309,978 291,948 |
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New York |
4 371 29 1,234 43,669 220,326 122,271 168,360 141,609 97,208 81,923 91,582 1 2 163 29,498 9,816 |
2,428,921 373,306 |
|
303 35 1,371 46,068 228,661 123,546 158,678 139,335 98,003 91,477 2 168 28,742 10,119 |
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Pennsylvania |
1,724,033 78,085 470,019 1,239,797 |
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753,419 |
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594,398 |
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691,392 |
|||
590,756 |
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375,651 |
|||
352,411 |
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Tennessee ............. |
829,210 |
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Kentucky. ............. |
779,828 |
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Ohio |
1,519,467 |
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Indiana. |
685,866 |
||
Illinois |
476,183 |
||
Missouri |
383,702 |
||
A rkansas |
97,574 |
||
212,267 |
|||
14,038 6 2,058 |
12,679 7 10 2,636 |
54,477 |
|
30,945 |
|||
Iowa |
43,112 |
||
Dist. Columbia |
43,712 |
||
Total United States |
1,246,517 |
1,240,938 |
17,063,353 |
Population of the counties and cities of the District of Columbia, by the census of 1840.
Alexandria county, country part 1 ,508
Washington county, country part 3,06!)
Alexandria citv 8,459
Georgetown. • 7,312
Washington citv ► 23,364
Aggregate population of the District of Columbia 43,712
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DUTIES OF COMPTROLLERS AND AUDITORS OF THE TREASURY.
COMPTROLLERS.
The First Comptroller examines and certifies to the accounts that are settled by the First and Filth Auditors, and warrants drawn by the Secretary of the Treasury are countersigned by him. He de- cides OD all revenue cases in dispute.
The Second Comptroller audits the accounts reported by the 2d, 3d, and 4th Auditors, which comprise the war, naval, and Indian ex- penditures.
Appeals are had to the Second Comptroller from the settlements by the Auditors, whose decision is final. All the bonds and contracts connected with its duties are filed in this office, and accounts kept of the specific appropriations.
AUDITORS.
The First Auditor of the Treasury examines and reports on the following accounts :
Accounts of treasury notes returned by the collectors of the cus- toms and others to the Treasury for redemption ; accounts relating to the public debt; accounts for the pay and mileage of the members, and of the contingent expenses of both Houses of Congress ; ac- counts for the pay and mileage of the members, and contingent ex- penses of the Legislative Councils of the Territories ; accounts of the Treasurer of the United States; accounts with the deposite banks ; accounts of the Commissioner of Public Buildings ; accounts for salaries of all the civil officers of the Government (except diplo- matic) paid from the Treasury ; accounts for the contingent ex- penses of the public offices ; accounts of the collectors of the customs, their emolument accounts, extra compensation accounts, excess of de- posite for unascertained duties, &c. ; lighthouse and marine hospital act counts •, accounts of judicial expenditures; accounts for the min- esUblishment ; accounts of the coast survey ; accounts for construct- ing standard weights and measures; accounts under special acts of Congress; for refunding money for land erroneously sold by the United States; accounts for the repayment on the withdrawal of applications for patents, and for refunding money paid into the Tfttrarj through mistake ; and for accounts for property lost or de- stroyed In the miliUrj service of the United Slates paid on the award ol tin- ThirJ Auditor of the Treasury.
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The Second Auditor audits such army accounts as relates to its pay, subsistence, forage, clothing, and recruiting; the contingencies of the army; disbursements for its medical and hospital department; ordnance accounts ; claims of the heirs of deceased officers and sol- diers, and the disbursements for intercourse with the Indians.
The duties of the office of the Third Auditor extend to the audit- ing of all accounts for the Quartermaster's Department, both as to money and property, and the same as to the accounts for the sub- sistence of the army ; also, as to accounts pertaining to the Engi- neer Department and Topographical Engineers ; for fortifications ; the Military Academy; roads, surveys, and other internal improve- ments; for revolutionary invalid and halt-pay pensions paid by the different pension agents ; pensions to widows and orphans, and of the claims of individual pensioners who may for fourteen months omit to claim or receive payments from the pension agents, as directed by law ; of all unsettled accounts of the War Department, from the commencement of the Government to the 1st of July, 1815 ; and of claims for property lost, captured, or destroyed by the enemy during the late war with Great Britain ; claims for revolutionary services in the State line of Virginia ; claims for horses and other property lost, provided for by different acts of Congress.
The Fouth Auditor audits the accounts of the Navy Department'
The Fifth Auditor receives and audits the following accounts, cer- tifies to the balances thereon, and transmits the accounts, together with his certificate, to the First Comptroller of the Treasury, for his decision thereon, viz :
The accounts of our ministers, charge d'affaires, and secretaries of legation abroad, bankers in London, and United States consuls in foreign ports.
The accounts of our citizens claiming indemnity under treaties with foreign Governments, and the accounts of the ( unissioners, secre- taries, and clerks appointed in pursuance of such treaties, for their salaries and contingent expenses.
The accounts of the several United States commissioners for as- certaining and marking the boundary lines between Jhc United States and the territories of Great Britain and Texas.
The accounts of the agent of the Department of State, consisting of the contingent expenses of the Department, contingent expenses of foreign intercourse, expenses of the United States consulates in ^ic Turkish dominions, contingent expenses of all missions abroad,
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together with his accounts for such expenses as have been left un- paid by the commissioners for boundary lines, and indemnity due to citizens, including all expenses left unpaid by marshals for the differ- ent States and Territories in relation to the census.
The accounts of the Commissioner of the Patent Office, consisting of the contingent expenses of that office, expenses of records and drawings, new models, library, and agricultural statistics, and fees.
The accounts of the agent of the Post Office Department, for the contingent expenses of the department, expenses of the building of the Post Office Department and furnishing the same, and expenses of publishing the post office laws.
The accounts of the United Stales marshals in the States and Ter- ritories, in relation to the census.
To the Fifth Auditor has also been assigned the duties of commis- sioner of the revenue, which are very considerable, embracing a superintendence of the whole lighthouse establishment of the United States.
DIPLOMATIC AGENTS ACCREDITED TO THIS GOVERN- MENT.
Great Britain — Henry S. Fox, Esq., Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
Smmm — M. Alexandre de Bodisco, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- ister Plenipotentiary.
Spain — The Chevalier P. A. d'Argais, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
'/'//< Argentine Confederation — Brigadier General Don Carlos Maria de Alvear, Minister Plenipotentiary.
Mexico — Genera] Don J. N. Almonte, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
France — M. Alphonsc Pageot, Minister Plenipotentiary ad interim.
Portugal — The Chevalier J. C. de Figaniere e Morao, Minister Resident.
Brazil — The Che v. Gaspar Jose Lisboa, Minister Resident.
Denmark — M. Bteen de Billc, Charge d'Affaircs.
/ \ghm— The Chev. Charles Scrruys, Charge d'Affaircs.
.lustriu— Chevalier Ilulsemann, Charge d' Affaires. • —Isaac Van Zandt, Charge d'Aflaircs.
CITY AFFAIRS.
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING JUNE, 1843.
Wm. VV. Ssaton, .Mayor. A. Rothwell, Collector of Taxes.
C. H. Wiltberger, Register. Wm. P. Elliot, Surveyor.
Joseph Kadcliff, First Clerk. J. H. Bradley, Attorney.
Wm. E. Howard, Second Clerk. Jacob Kleiber, Messenger.
Members of the Board of Aldermen.
First Ward. — Wm. B. Magruder, and John D. Barclay. Second Ward. — William Onne, and John Wilson. Third Ward. — John H. Goddard, and John W. Maury. Fourth Ward. — Joseph W. Berk, and James Adams. Fifth Ward. — Samuel Byington, and Nathaniel Brady. Sixth Ward. — James Marshall, and Edward W. Clark.
Members of the Board of Common Council.
First Ward.— Chas. A. Davis, Wm. M. Wilson, R. M. Harrison. Second Ward.— Jas. F. Halliday, Ign. Mudd, N. Callan, jr. Third Ward. — Walter Lenox, Samuel Bacon, John T. Towers. Fourth Ward. — B. B. French, John A. Lynch, Simeon Basset. Fifth Ward. — J. E. Neale, John McCauley, William Dixon. Sixth Ward. — James Crandell, James Cull, G. H. Fulmer. James Adams, President of the Board of J\ 'Mermen. B. B. French, President of the Board of Common Council. Erasmus J. Middleton, Secretary to the Board of Aldermen. Richard Barry, Secretary to the Board of Common Council. Jacob Kleiber, Porter to the tiro Board*. Commissioners of the Washington Canal. — Thomas Carberry, John Sessford, Jacob Gideon, James Young, Clement T. Coote, Matthew Wright
Joint Committee to represent the Slock of the Corporation in the Chesa- peake and Ohio Canal Company. — William B. Magruder, of the Board of Aldermen; Walter Lenox, of the Board of Common Council.
Trustees of the Public Schools— for the Pint District. — Rev. William Matthews, James Larned, J. D. Barclay, Rev. William Hawley, William Lloyd, William B. Magruder, John W. Maury.
For the Second District. — Rev. G. G. Brook, Thomas Blagden, Richard Barry, G. H. Fulmer, James Marshall, James Carbcry, John P. Ingle.
178
Board qf Health. — Dr. William B. Magruder and John D. Barclay, for the First ward ; Dr. H. J. F. Condict and James Larned, for the Second ward; Dr. Harvey Lindsly and G. C. Grammer, for the Third ward ; Dr. John F. May and John P. Ingle, for the Fourth ward ; Thomas Blagden and John B. Ferguson, for the Fifth ward; Dr. Nohle Young and Edward W. Clark, for the Sixth ward.
Guardians qf the Poor. — Daniel Hale Haskell, for the First ward; Flodoardo Howard, for the Second ward; Leonard Harbaugh, for the Third ward; Henry Stone, for the Fourth ward; John B. Fer- guson, for the Fifth ward; Noble Young, for the Sixth ward.
Physician to tin Asylum. — Dr. Alexander McWilliams.
hUendani to the Asylum — Richard Butt.
Inspector of Tobacco. — Henry II. Lowe.
Sealer <;/' Weights and Measures. — William M. McCauley.
Inspector of Flour and Sailed Provisions. — Jacob Kleiber.
Commissioner of the Washington Canal. — Peter M. Pearson.
Inspector of Fire Apparatus. — Caleb Buckingham.
Assessors. — Samuel Drury, William Cooper, jr, John Fitzpatrick.
Board of Appeal. — Thomas Carbery, Jos. Harbaugh, Geo. Adams.
Police Magistrates. — Samuel Drury and Joseph Forrest, for the First ward ; John D. Clark and J. E. Dow, for the Second ward ; William Thompson and B. K. Morsell, for the Third ward; William Hebb and Robert H. Clements, for the Fourth ward ; Nathaniel Brady and Samuel Byington, for the Fifth ward ; James Marshall and George Adams, for the Sixth ward.
City Commissioners. — Samuel Drury, for the First Ward ; John Si ssfordj for the Second ward ; William Cooper, jr., for the Third ward; T. J. Barrett (acting), for the Fourth ward; John Magar (acting), for the Fifth ward ; S. Scott (acting), for the Sixth ward.
Police Constables. — Fielder B. Poston, for the First ward ; John
Waters and , for the Second ward ; Kichard It. Burr,
William Wallace, and Silas Moore, for the Third ward ; Thomas J. Barrett, foe the Fourth ward ; John Magar, for the Fifth ward; Sam- uel Scott, for the Sixth ward : John Magar, at fish wharf.
Commissioners of the Centre Market. — Walter Clark, William Ormc, J. U. Coddard.
( 7- rfa of the .Markets. — William Serrin, for the West market ; John Waters, for the Centre market ; II. B. Robinson, assistant for Centre market ; Peter Little, for the Eastern Branch market.
Inspectors and Measurers of Lumber. — David A. Gardiner, William <; Deale, John \V. Ferguson, Benjamin Bean, William Douglass, John < ! . Robinson.
Wood Cordon and Coal Measurers. — James Gaither, John P. Hilton, Samuel Kilman, Nathaniel Plant, Richard Wimsatt, J. B. Ferguson.
Ganger* and Inspectors. — Nicholas Callan, for the First and Second ward- ; Flonan Hit/, for the Third and Fourth wards.
Mtasureri qf Grain, Bran, Shorts, and Shipstvffit.—Jianes Gaither, for thfl ftrsl district ; John B. Ferguson, for the second district.
Commissioner* of the West Burial Ground. — Samuel Drury, Lewis Johnson, Jacob A. Bender. Sexton.— John Douglass.
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Commissioners of the East Burial Ground. — James Marshall, John P. Ingle. Sexton. — Thomas J. Barrett.
Superintendents of Chimney Sweeps. — William M. Robinson, for the First ward ; George Y. Bowen, for the Second ward ; John E. Kee nan and James A. Breast, for the Third ward ; N. B. Wilkerson, for the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth wards.
Scavengers. — Thomas Kiggals, for the First ward ; Luke Richard- son, for the first district, Second ward ; James Hollidge, for the second district, Second ward ; William Johnson, for the first district, Third ward; James Fiii^itt, for the second district, Third ward; James Cox, for the Fourth ward ; Osborn Turner, for the Fifth and Sixth wards.
Weighmaster of Live Stock. — William II. Gunnell.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
Northern and Eastern Mails arrive daily at 5 a. m. and 7i; p. m., and close at 3 p. m. and 9 p. m. ; the mail that closes at 3 p. m. goes through to Boston.
Baltimore Extra Mail arrives at 1 U a. m.
Western Mail arrives at 7i p. m., and closes at 9 p. m., daily.
Southern Mail arrives at 3 p. m., and closes at 9 p. m.
Warrenton Mail arrives at 5 p. m. on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday ; closes at 9 p. m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ; daily in July, August, and September.
Middleburg (Va.) Mail arrives at 5 p. m. on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday ; closes at 9 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Leeshurg Mail arrives on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 5 p. m. ; closes on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 9 p. m.
Winchester and Harper's Ferry Mail closes daily at 9 p. m., and ar- rives at 7g p. m.
Port Tobacco Mail arrives at 6 p. m. on Wednesday and Saturday ; closes at 9 p. m. on Sunday and Wednesday.
Upper Marlboro' Mail arrives at 4 p. m. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ; closes at 9 p. m. on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
Annapolis Mail arrives at 1\ p. m., and eludes al !) p. m., daily.
Brookville Mail closes at 9 p. m. on Thursday, and arrives at 12 p. m. on Sunday.
Rockville Mail arrives at 7 p. m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; closes at 9 p. m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
The Post Office is open for hu--inc>s daily, from 8 a. m. till 9 p. m., except on Sunday ; on that day it will be open from 8 to 10 a. m., from 12 to 1 p. m., and from 8 to 9 p. m.
The Railroad Cars leave the depot, Washington, daily, at C o'clock, a. m., and at 4 p. m., and arrive at the depot, Baltimore, in about two hours and a quarter ; they leave the depot, Baltimore, at 9 o'clock, a. m., and at 5 o'clock, p. m., and arrive at the depot, Washington, in about two hours and a quarter.
ISO
Exhibit of buildings erected in the city of Washington in the year 1842 — assessments, fyc.
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6 |
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£ |
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I-H |
o* |
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1—1 |
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1st |
71 |
206 |
6 |
57 |
8 |
210 |
94 |
50 |
25 |
25 |
40 |
792 |
2d |
114 |
282 |
6 |
39 |
3 |
295 |
110 |
32 |
58 |
35 |
15 |
989 |
3d |
245 |
441 |
4 |
94 |
11 |
479 |
145 |
39 |
102 |
45 |
44 |
1649 |
4th |
35 |
98 |
1 |
27 |
1 |
111 |
58 |
22 |
9 |
18 |
29 |
409 |
5th |
25 |
59 |
3 |
20 |
4 |
94 |
41 |
23 |
5 |
10 |
14 |
298 |
6th.... |
9 |
167 |
4 |
7 |
1 |
69 |
149 |
25 |
4 |
29 |
15 |
479 |
499 |
1253 |
i" |
244 |
28 |
1258 |
597 |
191 |
203 |
162 |
157 |
4616 |
ASSESSMENT VALUATION.
Wards. |
Lots. |
Buildings. |
Personal. |
Total PoPTu 10lah 1 1842. |
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1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th |
$732,929 989,154 1,735,959 207,422 171,482 111,996 |
$871,345 1,133,505 1,976,280 310,375 1H2,970 231,630 |
$280,425 265,606 392,256 61,000 26,450 49,250 |
$1,884,699 2,388,259 4,104,489 578,797 380,902 392,896 |
4,764 5,939 9,724 2,154 1,538 2,397 |
3,948,942 |
4,706,125 |
1,074,975 |
9,730,042 26,516 |
The Compiler thankfully acknowledges the aid he has received in the formation of this compendium from Mr. John Sessfbrd, who has so generously and for so long a time persevered in preparing for the citizen* of Washington his valuable statistical tables.
181 MISCELLANEOUS.
MEETING OF COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States — Second Monday in January.
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for Washington County — Fourth Monday of March and Fourth Monday of November.
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for .Alexandria County — First Monday in May and First Monday in October.
Criminal Court of the District of Columbia — Terms for Washington County — Second Monday of March, First Monday of June, Fourth Monday of October, and last Monday of December.
Criminal Court of the District of Columbia — Terms for Alexandria County— First Monday of April and First Monday of November.
MEETING OF CONGRESS.
The Congress of the United States meets in Washington on the first Monday in December, annually. The ratio for Congressional representation is 7(J,GtfO for each representative.
JUSTICES FEES.
cents. cents.
Issuing a warrant for debt . . . 12 £ Return thereon 75
Every judgment rendered. ... 12^ Taking inquisition and return
Each summons 121 thereon #4 00
Venire to summons freeholders, 25 Warrant of restitution 75
Capias ad satisfaciendum 25 Taking acknowledgement of
Fieri facias 25 any deed, each justice, in-
Scire facias 12; eluding all the persons ac-
Recognizance for dfts appr'ce.12^ knowledging at the same
Every supersedeas, each just'e. 12.^ time 25
Every oath or affidavit U\ Taking any other acknowlgt.l2j
Probate of account G$ Taking appeal bond 25
Rendering judgment \2h Taking bail peace 25
Commitment 12', A pass 25
Releasement 12i Certificate of estrays 'M I
Warrant of attachment 25 Inspector's bond, each justice. .25
Attendance on valuation of Probat of county clerk's bond,
orphans' estates, per day,. $2 00 each justice ..25
CONSTABLES FEES.
Service of warrant 33J Service and return of ca. sa . .50
Service of summons .16| Poundage on all sums levied upon,
Serving and return on fi. fa. .. .50 5 per cent.
182
INDE
Anderson, G 204
Anderson, a. P.. 187
Banks 210
Bayly, W. F....204 Beers, Isaac. . ..195 Bihler, Madame. 191
Blake, J. A 186
Boyd, J. K 207
Bradley &Thru3-
ton 184
Brown's Hotel .. 194 Buckingham, C. .186 Bridges & Eber-
hart 187
Causten, J. H...183
Callan, J. F 185
Clarke, W. & Son205
Clark, J. D 201
Clark, M. E 195
Choate, W. C...209
Collard, G 198
Cross, H. L 205
Day, D. G 209
Donn, T. C 201
Douglass, W. J. 193 Douglas, J. &H.191 Dorsett, J. M...207
Dow, J. E 200
Devaughn S....189 Eliot, W. & Co.. 184 Elliot, W. P.... 184
X TO ADVERTI
Fischer, W 204
Favier, A 199
Fuller's Hotel ... 194 Insurance. Cos.
Firemen's 196
Franklin 196
Gaither, J. W....203 Galabrun's Hotel. 194
Gibbs, J. H 192
Gideon,.!. & G. S. .203 Giberson, G. L. . .201
Griffith, J. G 205
Griffin, J. L 201
Greenough, J. J. .183 Harrover, W. 11.. 207
Hare, DO 190
Hilbus, G 200
Horwell, E.C....206
Holmes, S 193
James, C. H 185
Jones, P 195
Joyce, A. & Co... 185
Kinchy, P 188
Kingfc Hall 194
Kirby, S 189
King, S. D 184
Lewis, S 203
Maher, J 194
Martin, J 166
Martin, J. W 185
Marshall, J 200
SERS. Miller, J 168
Milburn, T. M...196
Moreland, W 190
Muller&Moore..208
Morley, Miss 192
Morsell, B. K 201
McDuell,G 209
McGuire, J. C...187 KcKean, J. P.... 188
Naylor, F. Y 206
Noell.W 208
Owen,Evans&Co..206
O'Bryon, J 202
Parker, S 192
Patten, R.& Son.. 198
Pepper, J. P 196
Pursell, T 189
Reed, B. W 202
Ridgway, E 205
Schneider, L. H.. 197
Stal lings, J. P 202
Throop, J. V. N..190
Towers, J. T 203
Van Patten, C.H.. 190
Ward, U 198
Weeden, H. H...197 Weeden&Bott...l88 Winter, W. H.... 207 Young & Steer... 206
INDEX TO BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agents, 184, 200, 201— Apothecaries, 184, 185— Banks, 210— Blacksmiths and fancy iron workers, 185, 186 — Bookbinders, 186, 187, 203— Booksellers, 204— Boot and shoemakers, 205— Cabinet- makers, 189— China stores, 189— Clothiers and tailors, 205, 206— Coachmakers, 185, 187, 188— Confectioners, 188— Cuppers and Leechers, 189 — Dentists, 190 — Dyers and Scourers, 190 — Engravers, 190 — Fancy stores, 192 — Florists and seedsmen, 185 — Grocers, 193, 20:2— Hair, curls, and wigs, 191, 192— Hotels, &c, 194, 195— House furnishing stores, 196 — Horseshoeing, 185 — Insurance companies, 196— Ladies1 hairdressers, 192 — Livery stables, 197— Locksmiths and bell hangers, 197— Lumber and lime dealers, 198 — Magistrates, 200, 901— Marble workers, 198— Mathematical instrument makers, 198— Milliners, 19:2— Mineral water factories 199— Musical instrument makers, 200— Paint material dealers, 185, 202— Painters, 201, 202— Printers, 203— Slaters, 205— Silversmiths, 203— Spectacle makers, 198— Stationers, 2Q4--Stove manufacturers and dealers, 206,207— Tmners 2Uti, 207 -Tbbarcc.uists, 207— U pholsterers, 207, 208— Vapour baths, 209— Window blind makers, 203— Wood and coal dealers, 209.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES H. CAUSTEN,
©©KIQUJIL ©F TOE BEPOTLQ© ©F ESIDAOQB,, NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER OF MARYLAND,
AND
GENERAL AGENT FOR CLAIMS,
So So ©IBIS II BT® Iff ©H,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENT AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER,
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
Will attend to making specifications, drawings, &c, for Patentees,
and any other business connected with the Patent
Office or his profession.
Certificate of the Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents. Patent Office, November 20, 1841.
Mr. J. Greenough, who has for some years been employed in the Patent Office, in a highly responsible situation, under the act of 1837, restoring the records, having, to my regret, tendered his resignation, I take great pleasure in recommending him, as a gentleman worthy of confidence, and as being particularly qualified to take charge of any business requiring a knowledge of mechanical science, the pro- gress of the arts, and patent improvements. Mr. Greenough is also well acquainted with the practice of this office.
HENRY L. ELLSWORTH.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. White, United States Senate.
Hon. Robt. McLellan, Chairman Com. on Patents.
Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents.
J. W. Hand, Chief Clerk, Patent Office.
C. M. Keller, Esq., Examiner, Patent Office.
Chief Justice Cranch, Washington.
184
W. P. ELLIOT,
ARCHITECT AND PATENT AGENT,
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE,
CORNER OF 8TH AND F STREETS, WASHINGTON CITY,
Will attend to preparing Specifications, Drawings, &c, and all busi- ness intrusted to him connected with the Patent Office, or his pro- fession, with promptness and despatch.
Patent Office, Feb. 15, 1842. Mr. Wm. P. Elliot, who has been formerly employed in the Patent Office as a Draughtsman, &c, having established a Patent Agency in the city of Washington, I take great pleasure in recommending him as a gentleman worthy of confidence, and as being particularly quali- fied to take charge of any business requiring a knowledge of mechan- ical science, the progress of the arts, and patent improvements. Mr. Elliot is also well acquainted with the practice of this office.
Hi L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents.
WM. A. BRADLEY & THOS. L. THRUSTON,
NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDINGS, SIXTH STREET,
WASHINGTON.
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND LAND AND GENERAL AGENT,
F, BETWEEN 13ril AND 14TH STREETS, WEST.
WALLACE ELIOT & CO.,
B3RTO<GHlOTg & AFOraiEOAMEg,
CORNER OF F AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
Keeoa constantly on hand a general assortment of Medicines, Drugs,
Window Qku$i Patent .Medicines, Perfuinrnj, Fancy Jlrtklts, Sfc.
I'hysicians may depend upon having their prescriptions compounded
with accuracy and neatness, and pure and genuine
medicines dispensed.
185
fcttARLES Mo JifcOHESp
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG, PAINT, & OIL DEALER,
Penn. avenue, cor. 14th and E streets, Washington City.
J. F. CALLAN,
Corner of E and 1th Streets, opposite the Post Office Department, DEALER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, IN
PATENT AND FAMILY MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, AND PERFUMERY,
GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS &. ROOTS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND BOOKS,
GARDEN TOOLS, GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS, BOUQUETS, & CUT FLOWERS,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBBERY.
JOHN W. MARTIN,
BLACK AND WHITESMITH,
Corner of E and IX th street, near Steamboat Wharf.
Attends to Coachmaking; works at all various machinery of Iron ; repairs Steam and Fire Engines; makes Ornamental Railing and Gates ; and attends to all other useful and ornamental branches of his calling.
HORSE SHOEING AND SMITHING IN GENERAL.
ANDREW JOYCE & CO,,
West side 14th street west, mar Pennsylvania avenue.
Are always in attendance to meet the demands of the above occupa^
tion, on liberal terms, and will warrant their work to be
executed in the best manner.
a*
186
C. BUCKINGHAM,
OSkAMlK5PAL SMITH,
SOUTH SIDE C, BETWEEN 10th AND 11th STREETS,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Makes and places Iron Grates, Step Railing and Pedestals, Fence and Lamp Posts. Also, Bank Doors, Book Cases, Seal Presses, Iron Chests, and Lamp Hangers. Bell Hanging, &c.
S'OIEKr Ao Hi 0*^ IS ma
BOOKBINDER, PAPER RULER, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
South side of Penn. Avenue, between lith and 15th streets.
Blank Books of all descriptions manufactured to order; Old Books rebound ; Maps mounted and varnished ; all kinds of
FANCY BINDING
Executed at reasonable prices, and in the neatest manner.
JOSEPH MARTIN,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, A FEW DOORS EAST OP THE WASHINGTON BANK.
Bookbinding executed in all its various branches, with neatness, durability, punctuality, and of the best materials, at prices which c-annot tail to meet universal approbation. He respectfully solicits ft share of public patronage.
187 BOOKBINDER AND PAPER RULER,
CORNER PENN. AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET.
Binding and Machine Ruling, of any kind or pattern, neatly and promptly executed, and on as good terms as any other establishment in the District.
BOOK-BINDING. AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
So (Do MiOWlMTR,
Is prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice,
BLANK BOOKS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, RULED AND BOUND.
The materials and workmanship warranted equal to any in the country. Also arranges and binds in the best style
PERIODICALS AND 2YEUSIC.
OLD HOOKS REBOUND, MAPS MOUNTED AND VARNISHED, &c.
All the above work will be executed at prices as low as can be* done in New York or Boston. Specimens of the various styles of work, with their prices, may be seen at his Bindery, on the corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, second story.
@®ii@mKi2j\.Kii&r@o
R.ICHD. BRIDGES AND JOHN EBERHART,
Soulh side Louisiana avenue, between 9//j and 10th streets iccst.
Respectfully inform the public that they arc prepared to execute all orders in the above business in all its variety of branches,
iss
WEEDEN & BOTT, COACHMAKERS,
Comer 1 1 //*. street south, and E street ices/, near the Steamboat Hotel.
Work done according to order, including all sorts of repairs. Being under cheap rent, and working ourselves, we can afford to work as well and a» cheap as any others in the city. We will thank the pnblic for patronage.
P. KINCHY,
South side Penn. avenue, between 10th avid lith streets west.
Respectfully informs the citizens that he has always on hand an
assortment of confectionary, preserves, cordials, and cakes,
of every description. Ice cream, jellies, and charlotte
russe, prepared at the shortest notice.
6 © Gfl IF i C T I © BO A IE If .
J. P. McKEAN, having taken Mrs. Ronckesdorff's well known establishment, begs leave to say that he will continue to make and keep constantly on hand a general assortment of articles belonging to the business, such as
Cakes and Pastry of every description, .Tellies, Blanc Mange, Charlotte Russe, Ice Creams, «fce.
* He will execute all orders and supply parties with promptness, and on reasonable terms.
NEW CONFECTIONARY,
CORNER OF F AND NINTH STREETS, WASHINGTON, NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE. JOHN MILLER respectfully informs the public generally, that he has opened a l.LYCY COjfFECTIOJMRY STORE at the above place, and is prepared to furnish Parties and Balls in the Philadelphia htyle, or in any aray that may he called for, with all kinds and varie- ties i. f tine Calirs and Confectionary, .h Hits, Blanc Mange, Charlotte /iiiv.M, let Creams, Pijram'uLs, and a great variety of other articles in the above line; all of which he will he. happy to furnish at very short notice, and on \<iy moderate terms.
\l ... rVttilt, Ramus, Pigs, Small Drum Raisins, Currants, Preserves of all kind*, Candy, Sugar Plums, Vanilla Cream, &c, &c, wholesale and retail.
189
•"ap EC ©EGAS 2PW !&©!§&%
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE BROWN'S HOTEL,
IMTORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
5i9 Hg&a^Bacimw&TOj ©Esiss, &©0i) Jk©<
SAMUEL KIRBY,
EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN PENN. AVENUE AND D STREET.
All orders attended to promptly ; also, Funerals attended to on the most reasonable terms.
CUPPING, BLEEDING, AND LEECHING,
EAST SIDE OF NINTH STREET, BETWEEN PENN. AVENUE AND D STREETS,
Will give prompt attendance at all times to such as may require his services. He keeps always on hand a quantity of healthy
SWEE.DISH LEECHES,
for sale by the hundred or dozen.
i90
(Do Mo ¥A1 FAMES", Mo ED,, DENTIST,
A FEW DOORS ABOVE BROWN'S HOTEL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Performs all operations on the TEETH in the most skilful and perfect manner, at very moderate charges. The most improved M- CORRUPTIBLE TEETH inserted in such a manner as to give entire satisfaction, and warranted eijual to the best that can be made, or no charge.
WILLIAM MORELAND, DYER AND SCOURER,
E n a I side Thirteenth street west,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ENGRAVING.
So Wo Sfo OTE(S)(S)IP3
GENERAL ENGRAVER AND COPPERPLATE PRINTER, Pennsylvania Jlvcnue^ near the Capitol.
MAPS, CHARTS, VISITING CARDS, BANK NOTES, SEALS, CYPHERS, SHOP CARDS, HERALDRY, DOOR PLATES, &C. , &C.
N. B. Engraving on Wood.
SEAL ENGRAVER,
£jNJd>[flOTSQ ©QA^a ©P ABM©* ©BEQtj'©,, ©VPMEB©,
CONSULAR, NOTARIAL, AND OFFICE SEALS,
CARDS, DOOR PLATES, BRANDS, STAMPS, ETC.
South side Pennsylvania Avenue.
BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH STREETS.
191
FLOKISTS AND SEEDSMEN,
DE\LERS IN
©irass, FM^ 0-SL5rdl©nii? & FH©wot §©©cills,
GARDEN TOOLS, &c, &.C.
PLANTS, SHRUBBERY, AND SEEDS,
PACKED WITH CAIIE,
So as to be transported to any part of the Union with safety.
GREEN HOUSE AND SEED STORE,
OPPOSITE THE STATE DEPARTMENT,
JVJSHLYGTOX, D. C.
J. & II. D. have a large collection of Greenhouse and Parlor Plants j among which are upwards of 250 varieties of everblooming Roses, all flowering profusely from early in May until very late in Novem- ber, and all perfectly hardy enough to stand the winter without pro- tection. (See Catalogue JVo. 2, for the description and cultivation of all the varieties.)
MADAME BIHLER, LADIES' HAIR DRESSER
AND
FATCY STflMBE,
Keeps all fancy articles for ladies and gentlemen. Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, Washington.
192
Ornamental feulv fluamtfactorg, $*rfumev»,
Pennsylvania .Zvanne, between Eighth and A'lnlh Streets,
Where can be found at all times every variety of ORNAMENTAL AND PLAIN HAIR WORK, or made to order at the shortest notice, with a general assortment of Fancy Articles, such as, LADIES' BEST PARIS KID GLOVES, HEAD ORNAMENTS, EVENING FANS, WORK BOXES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, OIL SILK, fyc ., $c, tyc. ; Also, a large and fashionable assortment of
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
smell, m&9 mn wm mmm,
HAIR BRUSHES, &c.
The public are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
SELBY PARKER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and lOtli streets,
Will be constantly receiving from Paris, every variety of
5LmcSa©s3 aamdl (Sf©M]l©Em©ms,s KM @I1ot©3<,
LADIES' EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN SILK AND NETT GLOVES AND MITS:
RIBBANDS, FLOWERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, EVENING FANS;
©33PSIsl3©ia IPgRFGdigBBGiV, <g®W\m9 AM [B^y^KlES &
with a general assortment of Fashionable Fancy Articles, to which he invites the attention of the public.
MISS MO RL EY,
PI NNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 9tH STREET, WASHINGTON CITY.
193
3
ID<DlLX0tB8
Has recently opened a GROCERY, TEA, and PROVISION STORE on SEVENTH STREET, a few doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. His stock is fresh and well laid in, and having made arrangements to receive supplies from the city of New York as frequent as sales shall make it necessary, he hopes to make it worthy of attention, as well on account of quality as the prices of goods. He intends to keep on hand every description of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PROVISIONS,
U\ WAKQEW ®F P^IRF©* &®°9 &©» He respectfully solicits a share of patronage.
CHEAP CASH STORE,
NINTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(Four doors north of Patterson's, formerly Dr. Gunton's.)
W. J. DOUGLASS,
Having taken the store recently occupied by F. A. Dunn, on Ninth street, four doors north of Mr. Patterson's Apothecary store, informs his friends and the public that he has on hand, and intends to keep constantly, a general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
SUCH AS
TEAS, COFFEES, -SUGARS, MOLASSES,
FLOUR, LARD, BACON, <fcc., &c. EARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Oil EXCHANGED FOR GROCERIES.
W. J. D. being determined to sell goods on the cash system, those who practise economy will find it to their advantage to nay fcio) f\ visit.
Woahfagton, August, 1843-
9
194
BROWN'S
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,
BETWEEN THE CAPITOL AND PRESIDENT'S HOUSE.
One of the best, most respectable, and distinguished Hotels in the United States, of great extent, under a perfect system of manage- ment, of general resort and notoriety.
A. FULLER &. CO.,
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
EU ROPE AN HOTEL,
ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY BUILDING, WASHINGTON CITY.
BY
©AILABBmrMo
Chambers may be had, large or small, neatly furnished, with or without parlors, and families can be provided with suits of rooms. The table will be supplied with all the luxuries of the season, under the management of experienced Cooks. No pains will be spared to secure the comfort of those who may patronize it.
GLOBE HOTEL,
BY do 1A1I1,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL THEATRE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
GOOD ACCOMMODATION; CHARGES REASONABLE.
195 ISAAC BEERS
(LATE THE AMERICAN,) PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN 3d AND 4J STREETS,
TRAVELLERS FOR THE SOUTH
EV TIKIS ©TFEAIMi®^ CAN GET SUPPER AND LODGING, OR BE OTHERWISE ACCOMMODATED,
AT THE
BY PETER JONES.
WITHIN A FEW STEPS OF THE BOAT.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
The subscribers having entered into copartnership for the purpose of keeping a Hotel and Restaurant, beg leave most respectfully to inform their old friends and the public in general, that having newly fitted up their house, it is their intention, at all times, to please all who may favor them with a call. They are determined that the Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best Wines and Liquors that the District will afford. The Larder filled with all the luxuries and de- licacies, such as Hard, Soft, and Devilled Crabs, Fish of various kinds; in short, every luxury that the markets of Baltimore, Anna- polis, and Norfolk, and the Districts will afford. Suits of Parlors always in readiness for Private Parties. Dinner Parties served on moderate terms. Families supplied with Turtle Soup and the above- named delicacies. Thankful for past favors, they trust the public will not forget to call at the old stand nearly opposite Gadsby's Hotel.
KING & HALL.
08*2? SO Ji £ ® S3* QBo QJ&illBIEs)
Where he will be pleased to see his friends from the District of Columbia, or elsewhere.
196 T, M, MILBURN,
South side Penn. avenue, between $th and 10th streets.
Families will find themselves accommodated at low prices in nearly all the articles used in housekeeping.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Franklin Insurance Company of Washington city is author- ized to effect insurance against loss by fire, in and out of the city of Washington, on houses of every description, household furniture, merchandise, &c, &c, on the most reasonable terms.
Application for insurance may be made to any of the Directors, and at the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, ON SEVENTH STREET WEST, Next door to the Patriotic Bank of Washington. The following named gentlemen are the Officers and Directors of the Company :
James McClcry, John Boyle,
James C. Hall, Wm. A. Bradley,
Wm. J. McDonald, Walter Lenox, John P. Ingle, Joseph H. Bradley,
John M. Roberts, John F. Callan,
Nicholas Callan, Andrew Coyle.
G. C. GRAMMER, President. William Stettinius, Secretary.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, SECOND STORY OF THE PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY'S BUILDING, South side of Pennsylvania Avenue, on Centre Market space. This Company is authorized to make all kinds of insurance against fire within the limits of the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia.
DIRECTORS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Union Fire Company — Jno. D. Barclay, Samuel Kedfern. Franklin Fire Cum]>any — J. A. M. Duncanson, one vacancy. Perseverance Fire Company — J. Gideon, A. Rothwell. Columbia Fire Company — Samuel Burche, one vacancy. Jlnacostia Fire Company — Richard Barry, Abel G. Davis.
DIRECTORS IN GEORGETOWN.
VigiUnt Fire Company— Charles E. Eckel, John Myers. \Veitern Star Fire Company — George Shoemaker.
JAMES ADAMS, President. lex. McIntire, Secretary.
197
LIVERY STABLE.
H. A. WEEDEN,
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND A HALF STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Has always to hire handsome and gentle horses, coaches, with or without horses, and omnibus's to accommodate parties.
LEWIS II. SCHNEIDER,
PATENT LEVER LOCK MANUFACTURER,
Boll IHIamgvSff, simoll Birsiss F^mindlois0^
South side Pcnn. avenue, botween 10//i and lllh sts.
Will attend upon the shortest notice to the hanging and refixing of Bells and Locks.
198
ULYSSES WARD,
DEALER. IN LUMBER AND LIME,
12th STREET, NEAR THE CANAL BRIDGE. GENERAL ASSORTMENT, FULL SUPPLY, BEST TERMS.
LUMBER, LIME, SAND, WOOD, AND COAL. GEORGE COLLARD,
CO&S"ER OF SIXTH AXD MISSOURI STREETS,
Has always a constant supply of the ahove articles, which will be Bold on as good terms as can be found in the District.
R, PATTEN & SON,
PENNSYLVANIA AV., SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STS ,
Where may be had a general assortment of Surveying and Engineers Instruments of the most improved construction, and warranted. All instruments in their line made to order, or repaired in the best manner. Where may be had a general and superior assortment of
SPECTACLES.
Glasses made to conform to the sight and age, in great variety of prices. Models, and light machinery of all kinds, made to order.
JOHN P. PEPPER,
MARBLE MONUMENT YARD,
SOUTH SIDE PENN. AVENUE, A FEW DOORS EAST OF GADSBY'S,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
MOM, IB@KK!DfflSlHir©» EtfAftSlLE GflAKfiFSiL^ &©„ P^=" Marble work in general finished to order. «=C3i
199
FAVIER'S MINERAL WATERS.
A. FAVIER. would most respectfully inform the public that he is now prepared to furnish his Mineral Water in bottles, to families, at their residences, in a great variety of flavors, such as Raspberry, Lemon, Strawberry, &c, &,c. ; together with plain Seltz, Soda, Sara- toga, and other mineral waters.
A. F. would respectfully invite attention to the subjoined state- ment in relation to these waters, signed by Dr. Thomas P. Jones, formerly professor in the Franklin Institute at Philadelphia, and more recently Professor of Chemistry in the Medical Department of Columbian College, in this District, and the late Dr. Frederick Hall, Professor of Chemistry in the last named institution; to- gether with many of the most eminent physicians of the District.
The proprietor would state that the water made by machines like his, is now very extensively in use, on account of its great salubrity and invigorating and refreshing qualities as a summer drink.
Orders directed to A. Favier, 19th street west, near Pennsylvania Avenue, will be promptly attended to.
A. F. has also on hand, for sale, syrups in great variety of flavors.
ICr* Tlic bottles can be sent to any part of the District, and so packed as to send to any of the neighboring cities.
Washington, May 25, 1843. To Mr. Favier.
Sir, — We have, at your request, carefully examined your estab- lishment and apparatus for the manufacture of mineral waters, and arc fully satisfied that the article, as prepared by you, possesses, in an eminent degree, those properties which should recommend it to general use. The water of the spring from which you obtain your supply is remarkably pure, and your apparatus so constructed as not only to preserve its purity, but to insure its perfect and equal satu- ration with gas; your corking apparatus, also, enables you to secure it in bottles unimpaired in its properties. We shall be very glad, therefore, to learn that it receives that encouragement from the pub- lic which we are well assured it fully merits.
Thomas P. Jones, M. D. Frederick Hall, LL. D.
Dr. Thomas, J. Riley, M. D.
Nathaniel P. Causin, M. D. Thomas Miller, M. D.
Harvey Lindsly. M. D. J. C. Hall, M. D.
A. Me Williams, M. D. W. B. Magruder, M. D.
N. Young, M. D. Charles G. Page, M. D.
200
ttrpafrer of jfttusfcai Xnstrumwfs.
Mr. Hilbus respectfully informs the citizens of Washington and its vicinity, that he has removed his establishment for the
REPAIRING OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SOUTH SIDE H NORTH, NEAR CORNER SEVENTEENTH.
Considerable experience in this branch of business, fully warrants him in saying that all orders for the repairing of Musical Instruments will be executed faithfully and promptly, and at moderate prices.
J. E. DOW,
AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE,
second ward,
Office next to Dyer's Auction Room — hours 8 a. m. to 7 p. m.
JAMES MARSHALL,
inysTa©!! ©;? ras pg^es am© p®ilikse rcaA^osirBAvg
i
I.IST SIDE EIGHTH STREET E.I ST,
BETWEEN YIHC1NIA AVENUE AXD K STREET SODTH.
CONVEYANCING, &.C., ATTENDED TO.
£L^r" Office open at the usual business hours.
201
B. K. MORSELL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Opposite the Bank of Washington, fl^ Hours of attendance, from 9 o'clock until sunset
JOHN D. CLARK,
AT THE
SECOND WARD POLICE OFFICE,
South side Perm, avenue, between 13th and 14th streets, Attends to all kinds of Conveyancing at very low prices. His friends may depend on his accuracy, and that he will not undertake anything of which he has not. a perfect legal knowledge. Attendance at his office from 7| a. m. to 7 p. m.
THOMAS C. DONN,
HAGX8XBAXB
'9 LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR 7th STREET,
Office open from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. Attends to the collection
of Accounts, Conveyancing, Posting of Books, and
Writing of every description.
GILBERT L, GIBERSON,
Office on 6th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and C street. Hours from 9 a. m. until 7 p. m.
3"AHKi§ 3Lo ©31 2 WWI If,
South side P street north, between 8tli &, Dtli streets west,
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
GLAZING, Arc.
He attends to the above business promptly, and on terms that will suit the times.
202
HOUSE, SIGN, AND FANCY PAINTING,
IS NOW ATTENDING TO THE SAME
AT? TOS ©©BKJEK ®P ^WELLFTO AW® E ©^KEElF©* WASHINGTON CITY.
HOUSE, SIGN, & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
CORNER THIRTEENTH STREET & PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Entrance on Thirteenth street,)
Takes this opportunity of informing the citizens of Washington that he is ready to execute all kinds of work in the above business with promptness and despatch. He feels thankful for their past favors, and hopes for a continuance of the same.
N. B. — All kinds of Ornamental Painting ; such as Banners, Badges, Masonic Aprons, Transparent Blinds, &c.,&,c, executed equal to any painted in the United States.
It3r* Glazing done at the shortest notice.
B . W . REED,
CORNEROF THIRTEENTH AND F STREETS,
HAS A VARIETY OF
BEST QUALITY GROCERIES
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
PAINTS, AND WINDOW GLASS;
Sizes of Cilass — from 6 x 8 to 22 x 28, a variety of brands, and at factory prices, for cash.
WETHERILL'S PURE WHITE LEAD, WETHERILL'S EXTRA, WETHERILL'S No. 1, VERY LOW. Copal Coach Varnish, Japan Varnish, Spirits of Turpentine, Lin-< Beed Oil, Putty, Verdigris, Crome Green, Crome Yellow, Litherage, Red Lead, Spanish Brown, Vermillion, Prussian Blue, Stone Ochre, Turscanna, I'mber, Alum, Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, &c, &c.
203 BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
SCORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND TENTH STREET,
PRINTING AND BOOK-BINDING,
NINTH STREET, WEST SIDE,
SIX DOORS NORTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON,
Are prepared to print BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, HAND-BILLS, (including large POSTING-BILLS) CARDS, and JOBS of all kinds ; and also to manufacture BLANK-BOOKS, and execute every description of BOOK-BINDING, with promptness, neatness, and cheapness. Paper ruled to any pattern.
S/&IM11 LEWIS, GOLD AND SILVERSMITH,
South side Pcnn. aw, betweeu 10th and lllh streets,
WILL MANUFACTURE TO ORDER
SILVER PLATE, SPOONS, FORKS, JEWELRY, fee
ALSO REPAIR, Jewelry, Silver, and Silver plated Ware, etc.
An assortment of silver spoons kept on hand, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Sq Wo ©AHEEIIBIBa JJEMElIlIlIK & SOU WELESOvilQTM,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
FOURTH DOOR WEST OF TWELFTH STREET, WASHINGTON,
Will manufacture to order all kinds of Jewelry and Silver Ware, in the best and most fashionable style. CCf-"* Jewelry, 4'Cj repaired.
204
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
waio iPo w>£*%%>is9
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN 11th AND 12th STREETS, WASHINGTON,
AGENT FOR
HERRICK &. BLUNT, 203 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK,
lVlwlesale Importers and Dealers in English, French, and American
Staple and Fancy Stationery, in all its varieties. p^ The trade supplied on the best terms, and at the lowest prices.
WEIL5LHAM IF 2 § (DM 31 B,,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY,
Drawing Materials, Terry's Prepared Parchment, Roger's best Cut- lery, Mathematical and Musical Instruments. Perfumery, and Fancy Articles, wholesale and retail at
STATION ER'S HALL,
Between llth and 12th streets, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, PENN. AVENUE.
G. A. keeps constantly for sale the following articles, which he offers wholesale and retail, on as liberal terms as can be had here or elsewhere, viz :
Printing Paper, Perfumery,
Wrapping Paper, Fisbing Tackle and Twine,
Binders and Trunk Boards, Writing Desks,
Russia Calf and Sheep Skins, Work Boxes,
Writing Paper, Blank Books,
Drawing Paper, Portfolios,
Visiting and Business Cards, Snuff,
Playing Cards, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Drawing Materials, Cigars, &c.
Fancy Articles, Also a general Assortment of School Books, Classical and Miscella- neous and Juvenile Works; Bibles, Prayer, and Hymn Books of every denomination.
205
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, AT THE BLACK BOOT,
South side of Perm. Av., between 6th §• 1th streets,
WASHINGTON, D C.
BOOT AND SHOS P/XAIJUFACTORY,
North side of Pennsylvania Avenue, between 19//t and 20th streets, near the Six Buildings,
Has for sale, or will manufacture to order, Boots and Shoes of all various patterns and best quality, suitable to fashion, neatness, and durability.
ENOCH RIDGWAY,
Northwest corner of E north and 1 \th streets west,
Is prepared at all times to attend to the various branches of Slating, Cementing, and securing roofs against leakage. He has also a large and fine assortment of the best American and Welsh Slate, which he will dispose of at prices and in quantities to suit the present times.
Orders left as above will be promptly attended to.
OPPOSITE FULLER'S CITY HOTEL,
Where, in the words of the celebrated Dickens, «*fift inMS WEHV LLQWILS TAQIL©^ ©M®!?y>
CLOTHES ARE MADE PUNCTUALLY TO ORDER,
206
E. C, HORWELL,
Southeast corner of 6th street and Penn. avenue, OPPOSITE GADSBY'S HOTEL.
Keeps constantly on hand, or will make to order, gentlemen's gar- ments of every description, upon the cheapest terms, for cash only.
OWEN, EVANS, & Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
MERCHANT TAILORS,
NEAR FULLER'S HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C, Naval and Military Uniforms executed in the neatest style.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
ONE DOOR WEST OF BROWN'S HOTEL, WASHINGTON CITY.
FRANCIS Y. NAYLOR,
AND
STOVE MANUFACTURER.
SOUTH SIDE PENN. AVENUE, NEAR THIRD STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
207
WM. H. HARROVER,
STOVE DEALER, SHEET-IRON AND TIN WORKER,
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE PATRIOTIC BANK,
Has constantly for sale Cooking Stoves of the latest patterns, Parlor Stoves for wood or coal, Boston Radiators, &c, with a general as- sortment of Sheet-Iron and Tin Ware, which he offers very cheap for cash, or on a short credit to punctual customers. Orders for Zinc and Tin Roofing, House Spouting, and every other article in his line, attended to with promptness and despatch.
W. H. WINTER,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND SEGAR DEALER,
NEAR GADSBV'S HOTEL. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. O.
JAUDES M. DOMETT,
(Successor to James P. McKean,) Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4 1-2 and 6tli streets,
W&UBMWton Cftg, 13. €.,
DEALER IN CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO, AMERICAN AND
IMPORTED SNUFFS, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
GUNS, SPORTSMEN'S GOODS, FINE CUTLERY,
CHILDREN S TOYS, $c, £c
N B— Snuff's carefully packed to order, and forwarded to any part of the United States.
jj@BSB3PIE 22q JMHEWh
UPHOLSTERER AND PAPERHANGER,
D street, near comer Penn. Avenue and lltk street. Curtain work in all its varieties, Sofas, Chairs, Ottomans, and Lounges finished in the neatest manner, and with despatch, to the hour required.
208
PAPERHANGINGS AND UPHOLSTERING ESTABLISHMENT,
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN llXH AND 12th STREETS,
Have constantly on hand a large assortment of Paperhangings* suitable for parlors, halls, and chambers, with Borderings of every description and of great beauty, to match ; also, a magnificent supply of superior Firescreens, which they also make to fit chimney places.
In the Upholstering, they have Mattresses, Beds, Cushions, Sofas, Lounges, Chairs, Tassels and Cord of all colors, Haircloath of all widths, Sackins and Bedsteads, Venitian Blinds, patent and painted Shades, Linen and Paper Blinds.
They make to order all the above articles, with a variety of others ; also, make Curtains, cut, fit, and make Carpets, hang Paper, &.c.,&c. Persons wishing any thing in their line, will do well to call and ex- amine their stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they will find every thing for sale at Baltimore cash prices.
Terms of sale cash.
WILLIAM NOELL, VENITIAN BLIND FACTORY,
Between ^35^^^i^^S»a^^| Nearly opposite the I3tli& 13th gtieet8.n§||^ | TfiMTnjt^pgl M.uli Ian Office*
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully informs his former customers and the public generally, that he continues to keep on hand, or manufacture to order, all kinds of
INSIDE VENITIAN BLINDS,
of different colors and sizes, suitable for private or public edifices' Devoting his attention exclusively to the above business, he is ena" ' bled to furnish an article of superior workmanship and of the very .9 best materials, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable I terms. Soliciting a continuance of the patronage of his fellow citi- 1 /ens, he respectfully invites them to call and judge for themselves. 1 Orders from the country likewise thankfully received and promptly 1 attended i<>.
Worsted cords and tassels always on hand. Old Blinds repainted and repaired
• Call ul the turn "J the Mamwth BUiuL
209
Which the Government of the United State3 have purchased the right to use in the Army and Navy, upon the recommendation of numerous distinguished Surgeons of each of said services. In these Baths, the external application of sulphur, and any other irrespirahle gas, vapor from herbs, &c., can be applied with perfect safety and convenience to the patient, and in which the lungs are not only defended from any irrespirable vapor that may be used, but also from the exhala- tions discharged from all parts of the body by profuse perspiration, to which they are exposed when the head is enclosed in the usual way — a practice always offensive, and in many diseases highly inju- rious, and quite unnecessary ; as any desired vapor can be inhaled in these apparatus without this loathsome accompaniment. In these applications will be found a powerful yet safe general auxiliary to the efforts of the physician for the removal of disease, but particularly so in diseases of the skin, such as tetter, &c, as also in rheumatism and gouty affections, and after the use of any mercurial preparation.
The subscriber respectfully informs the physicians, and the public generally, that he has a set of these apparatus erected at his resi- dence on Third street, where he is prepared to apply them, or when necessary, they can be applied in the chamber of the sick with perfect convenience anil safety, there being a portable apparatus for the purpose.
HE A7.SO ATTENDS TO
Physicians in the country can be supplied with Leeches, by the hundred or by the dozen, at fair prices.
W. C. CHOATE, Third street, near Pennsylvania .ivenue. N. B. — Mrs. Choate will attend those ladies requiring her services.
WOOD AND COAL YARD.
DAVID G. DAY,
At the corner of \4th and P> streets, near the Canal,
Has for sale, Hickory, Beech, Ash, Oak, and Pine Wood, and Anthra- cite Coal, which he will dispose of cheap, for cash.
WOOD, COAL, Sec.
0-E©3E(&3§ M© 3D) Iff IS ILL,
CORNER OP 14TH AND C STRERTS, NRAR THE CANAL,
Has always on hand a supply of the best Hickory, Oak, Pina Wood, and Coal; also, White Sand and Gravel, which he will dii-' pose of on the lowest terms for cash.
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
JOHN P. VAN NESS, President. RICHARD SMITH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
John Botle, Lewis Johnson,
N. P. Causin, John W. Maury,
Thomas Carberv, George Parker,
G. W. Graham, James Thompson. Charles Hill,
Discount day — Monday.
PATRIOTIC BANK,
OFFICERS.
G. C GRAMMER, President. C. BESTOR, Cashier*
DIRECTORS,
W. A. Bradley, Thomas Blagden,
Phineas Bradley, J. F. Caldwell,
W. H. Gunnell. William Stettinius,
E. Lindsly, W. J. McDonald.
Discount day — Thursday.
BANK OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICERS,
WILLIAM GUNTON, President. JAMES ADAMS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Gideon, Archibald Henderson,
Edward Dyer, Francis A. Dickins,
Staniilaus Murray, B. F. Middleton,
George Bomford, Jno. F. Callan.
Discount day — Tuesday.
N. MANCHESTER. INDIANA