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 1002 Revised and Corrected. . l002 
 
 HUNT'S 
 
 Peiladelphia Guide, 
 
 With Graphic Description 
 
 OF 
 
 FAIRMOUNT PARK 
 
 AND 
 
 All Places and Objects of Interest. 
 
 ■ILLUSTRATED.- 
 
 Containing New and Complete Alphabetically 
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 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
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 No. 921 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
 
 A.SSETS $8,000,000 | SURPLUS $1,700,000 
 
 SAMUEL C. HUEY, President. 
 PURELY MUTUAL. Dividends annuaUy. Policies non-forfeitin{; 
 for their value. Endowment policies issued at life rates. Agents 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 Independence Hall — 
 
 Insane Asylum 
 
 Masonic Temple 
 
 Meri hants' Exchange 
 
 Mercantile Library 
 
 Moyamensing Prison . 
 
 Peiin Hospital 
 
 Philadeli)hia, 
 
 Academy of ^Nlusic 40 
 
 Academy of Natural Sciences 84 
 
 Amusement Directory 58 
 
 Art Gallery .' 57 
 
 AtheneumBuildinos 44 
 
 Benevolent Institutions 46 
 
 Blind Institute 38 
 
 Blockley Almshouse 89 
 
 Cemeteries .31 [ Philadelphia I^ibrary 
 
 Church Directory 58 i Post Office 
 
 City Hall ' 7 
 
 City Railway Directory 63 
 
 Deaf and Dumb Asyh'im 36 
 
 Eastern Penitentiary 41 
 
 Fairmount Park. . . .' 9 
 
 Ferries 65 
 
 Friends' Insane Asj'lum 39 
 
 Cras Works 44 
 
 r Jirard ( "ollege .32 
 
 High School 44 
 
 Hotel Directorv 64 
 
 House of Refuge 41 
 
 Public Squares 
 
 Steam Railroad Directory 
 
 School of Design for Women 
 
 Street Directory 
 
 Telegraph Offices 
 
 l^. S. Arsenal 
 
 U. S. Custt m House 
 
 U. S. Mint 
 
 U. S. Naval Asylum 
 
 Universitv of Pennsvlvania.. . 
 
 Water Works .' 
 
 Wills Hospital 
 
 Zoological Garden Directory. 60 
 
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PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 ■I'Jtie City of Brotherly Love 
 embraces now the entire county 
 and contains nearly a million 
 souls (846,980 by the census 
 of 1880;) in manufactures it 
 is pre-eminent among the 
 cities of the United States ; 
 and, except London, it is be- 
 lieved to be the largest in 
 the world. In the vicinity, 
 and, to som'e extent, within 
 its limits, water power 
 abounds, and the coal mines 
 within the State yield a con- 
 venient and exhaustless sup- 
 ply of fuel for her steam 
 engines. Her laboring popu- 
 lation is numerous, skilled 
 and industrious ; — these ad- 
 vantages, with that of a large 
 home market, offer induce- 
 ments to the manufacturer 
 that cannot be found else- 
 where. Among the manu- 
 factures may be mentioned 
 that of locomotives, whose 
 speed and excellence are 
 celebrated the world over ; 
 large numbers of them are 
 exported. 
 
 Forges, foundries, and al- 
 .nost every species of. iron 
 manufacture abound in the 
 suburbs. Sugar refining is 
 :a very extensive business in 
 Philadelphia A large num- 
 
 ber of hands are employed 
 in. lithographing, printing, 
 book binding, etc. ; and 
 throughout the business 
 portion of the city, the upper 
 parts of the buildings are 
 thronged with industrious 
 artisans in numberless useful 
 branches of industry. 
 
 Philadelphia was planned 
 and settled by William Penn, 
 accompanied by a colony of 
 English Friends or Quakers, 
 in 1682, after a regular pur- 
 chase from the Indians — 
 ratified by a treaty in due 
 form. The nanae of Phila- 
 delphia (Brotherly Love) was 
 given by William Penn, in 
 part as an embodiment of the 
 principles he intended to 
 carry out in its settlement, 
 and which are a part of the 
 Creed of the Society of 
 Friends, and partly after the 
 ancient city of that name, 
 whose church is spoken of 
 in the book of Revelation. 
 The city rapidly increased, 
 and in three years after the 
 Jii'st settlement was made, 
 the population was 2500. In 
 1771 it was incorporated aa 
 a city. 
 
 The first Congress of the 
 American States was held 
 
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bere Sept. 4, 1774, in Car- 
 penter's Hall (a building 
 still standing), in Carpenter's 
 Court, south from Chestnut, 
 below Fourth. The Convention 
 which formed the Constitution 
 of the United States met in 
 Philadelphia in May, 1787. 
 Here resided the first Presi- 
 dent of the United States, on 
 Market St. below Sixth, and 
 here Congress assembled for 
 nearly ten years after the 
 adoption of the Constitution. 
 In consequence of the disas- 
 trous battles of Germantown 
 and Brandywine, the British 
 had possession of the city from 
 Sept., 1777, to June, 1778. A 
 census taken at this time, by 
 order of Lord Cornwallis, 
 showed the population to be 
 21,334, exclusive of the army 
 and strangers — the whole of 
 the Whig citizens being also 
 absent. The magnitude and 
 extent of its growth will be 
 understood, when it is stated 
 that on the occasion of the 
 Bi-Centennial Anniversary it 
 contained within its limits 
 (about 130 square miles) over 
 160,000 dwellings, nearly 
 15,000 miles of streets, about 
 400 miles of street car lines, 
 Tunning in every direction and 
 traversing all parts of the city, 
 and about 600 school-houses. 
 
 built in a substantial manner, 
 the maintenance of which costs 
 nearly two millions a year. 
 
 The above is a brief descrip- 
 tion of the city which Ben- 
 jamin Franklin, when writing 
 of it, called "Dear, dear, Phi- 
 ladelphia." 
 
 THE NEW CITY HALL. 
 
 The architectural design of 
 the new City Hall is essentially 
 modern and presents a rich 
 example of what is known as 
 the Renaissance, modified and 
 adapted to the requirements of 
 a great municipality. This im- 
 mense pile is admirably located 
 on the site of the old Penn 
 Square at Broad and Market. 
 It consists of a single building, 
 occupying an area of 4:]- acres, 
 with 525 rooms, probably the 
 largest building on this con- 
 tinent. It is constructed of 
 white marble. The artistic 
 embellishments of decorative 
 stone work, carved in this city 
 from models expressly pre- 
 pared by home artists, chal- 
 lenges the admiration of all. 
 The grand tower will reach 
 the extraordinary altitude of 
 535 feet, the highest artificial 
 construction in the world, 
 while at the same time pos- 
 sessing all the elements of 
 strength ai':! frmness. 
 
FAIRMOUNT PARK. 
 
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 Tlie gloiy of Philadelphia is Fairmount Park. Its 
 situation, its broad expanse, the circumstances of its 
 licquisition, and the peculiar history which is attached 
 to many places within its boundaries, give it an 
 
 BRIDGE OVER THE WISSAHICKON AT VALLEY GREEN. 
 
uusual interest, not only to the inhabitants of the: 
 staid city for whose comfort it has been set apart, but, 
 to Americans generally. It lies to the north-west of 
 the great city, and in it, for the streets are reaching 
 out already on both sides of it, and the buildings are 
 crowding against its boundaries. Its southern ex- 
 tremity, or nearest approach to the city, is at the 
 Fairmount Water-works, and from here it extends 
 along both sides of the Schuylkill river for several 
 miles, and a short distance above a cozy little village,. 
 
 ON THE WISSAHICKON DRIVE. 
 
 the Falls of the Schuylkill, where the Wissahickork 
 Creek empties into the river. The park boundaries, 
 leaving the Schuylkill, then betake themselves to thp- 
 Wissahickon, and include that stream and both 
 banks from its mouth nearly to its source, a distance 
 of six miles. But the largei portion of the park is on. 
 the west side of the Schuylkill River. 
 
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The boundaries of tliia section of tlie land conform 
 to the shape of a very inegular Ixump-backed triangle, 
 the river coursing through the side which would 
 answer for the hyi>othenuse, and bending, when lialf 
 way througli the park, well into the middle of it. 
 The base of the triangle lies towards the city. At its 
 three comers arc the highest altitudes of the included 
 land. The first is the old Water-works ; the second, 
 at the opposite comer of the base, is George's Hill, 
 and the third, Chimouni. is at the apex. From each 
 of these a view of rare beauty and wide expanse is 
 •obtained, and from the three, nearly every part of the 
 vast territory of tlie park is visible, except the 
 Borthem extension of the Wissahickon Park. 
 
 The boundarif-'S of the park include about twenty- 
 leven hundred acres of eveiy variety of land, part of 
 which is native forest, while the remainder has been 
 subjected to widely different .degrees of cultivation. 
 It exhibits eveiy phase of the picturesque, from the 
 well-kept lawns and highly cultured garden plots, 
 wherein liave bloomed for many generations exotic 
 plants and multitudes of rare flowers, to the roughly- 
 tilled fields of the careless farmer. Its surface is 
 shaped into contours more graceful than science could 
 have conceived or art executed, while bold rugged 
 hil^^ t^.>«» their heads in natural pride and disdain at 
 iie idea of being restrained by plummet and line. 
 
 DLMENSIOyS OF THE PARK. 
 
 Pairmormt is the largest jmrk in the United States, 
 and there is but one, of any celebrity, larger in the 
 world. This is Windsor, one ®f tiie Royal parks in 
 the vicinity of London, which contains three thousand 
 acres. Central Park, New York, is less than one- 
 *liird tiie size of Fairmount Park. 
 
 ES"rRA>X'E TO FAIRMOU>rT. 
 
 The nearest entrance to Fairmount from the city is 
 but a few minutes' drive from the centre of business, 
 and is approached by several lines of street cars. To 
 the left of the main carriage-way, on entering, are the 
 Reservoir and the Water-works. A succession of 
 terraces, surmounted by paths, give access to the 
 summit ( f the first, whence, on account of its altitude 
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and peculiar position, a view of rare interest can be 
 obtained. Close up around the base of the hill on the 
 south, and stretching away as far as the eye can 
 carry, is the great city. Its buildings in set ranks, its 
 spear-like church-steeples, its waving flags, and its 
 overhanging smoke, suggest the idea of an army 
 entering battle — an impression that is heightened by 
 the roar and noise that come creeping up the hill. On 
 the near north-west, and on the east bank of the 
 river, is the Old Park ; and beyond, on the west side 
 of the river, and also on the east, much farther 
 than the eye can reach from this point, lie the new 
 East and West Parks ; while the Wissahickon exten- 
 sion is quite out of sight. . The Old Park, on account 
 of its pretty walks and cooling fountains, is still a 
 popular resort for those who do not care to enter 
 farther into the grounds than merely to cross their 
 threshold. Looking back from Lemon Hill, the next 
 point of interest, the Water-works themselves form a 
 pleasing view, with the stretch of the river above and 
 below the dam. Lemon Hill and Sedgeley, the neigh- 
 boring estates, are points of historic interest, and the 
 inclusion of these, and several others hereafter to be 
 mentioned, within the park limits, by which they will 
 for all time be preserved for the city as the absolute 
 property of its citizens, gives an additional value to 
 Fairmount. 
 
 LEMON HILL. 
 
 Lemon Hill, at the close of the Revolution, was the 
 residence of Robert Morris, the celebrated financier. 
 It was then called " The Hills," and contained forty- 
 five acres, which were laid out and adorned with rare 
 taste. Here its owner hospitably entertained many 
 of the most eminent of his compatriots ; and here, iii 
 later times, it is said, when financial ruin overtook 
 him— for while he operated for the government with 
 signal ability, as if ." sky-guarded and heaven-direc- 
 ted, leading to a national end by an over-ruling 
 Providence," when acting for himself all his personal 
 affairs went wrong and to ruin, — ^here he kept out of 
 reach of sheriff's writs. At the close of the last 
 century this fine estate passed into the hands of Henry 
 Pratt, a merchant of liberal means and educated taste, 
 
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under wlxose cztlture it became the pride of Philadel- 
 pliia. In 1836 it was sold for a large sum to those 
 who )30ught it for speculative purposes. The specu- 
 lators, however, failed in their schemes, and through 
 a commercial revulsion it came into the market at. 
 one-third its previous price, and was then purchased 
 by the Councils for the city. 
 
 SCHUYLKILL NAVY. 
 
 A short distance from Lemon Hill, and on the edge 
 of the fore bay of the water-works, are the boat-hoases 
 of the ' ' Schuylkill Navy. ' ' These build ings are erect- 
 ed, under licenses from the commissioners, by several 
 clubs and by private individuals. They are models- 
 of beauty, constructed of blue and green stone, and 
 are covered with creeping vines. Every encourage- 
 ment is given to boating, and at evening in the sum- 
 mer the river is covered with various kinds of crafty 
 from the capacious pleasure-boats, filled with jolly 
 parties, to the delicate shells, in which amateur oars- 
 men make contests in speed up and down the stream. 
 
 The east and west banks of the Schuylkill are united 
 just above Sedgeley by two bridges— the Girard Ave- 
 nue and Connecting Eailroad bridge. They cross in 
 converging lines but at different planes, and so avoid 
 
 Farther on, above ' ' Egglesfield" is "Sweet-brier," 
 and beyond it ''Landsdowne," which perhaps, of all 
 the historical places in the park, possesses most in- 
 terest to the general public. This was the magnificent 
 residence of John Penn, the last Colonial Governor of 
 Pennsylvania. The mansion-like buildings, which 
 unhappily have been destroyed by fire, were erected 
 about 1770. 
 
 DRIVES. 
 
 The finest drive in the West Park, is named after 
 this old estate. It is a well-made road, which is sub- 
 missively led about by the natural character and topog- 
 raphy of the grounds. The engineers have acted 
 wisely in seeking to find rather than make pleasing 
 contours, and have very cleverly adapted the roads and 
 paths to the existing surface. From a rustic bridge, 
 picturesque itself, there is a charming view of Colum- 
 
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bia bridj^e and the Schuylkill, where the lazy, graceful 
 stream, liemmed in by grassy banks and cooled by the 
 iieavy foliage of the overhanging shade-trees, is curled 
 up as if in an easy slumber. 
 
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 MONSTER PINES. 
 
 On this drive also is a group of wonderful trees. It 
 U a grove of five monarch pines, but these "vast 
 
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pillax-te! of glossy green," With their great heads fitretch- 
 iiio- away up, and their branches spread out, and their 
 trunks of "monumental proportions," are so big that 
 ji person at a short distance would think there were 
 fifty instead of five. The tribes of the trees of the 
 park are wonderful, even without these chiefs. Other 
 cities have bought their parks and planted their trees, 
 and then have waited for them to grow, and with their 
 growth furnish shade. But in this instance ready- 
 made trees were procured by incorporating forests and 
 old estates. In Fairmount Park (and the forest bor- 
 ders of the Wissahickon are not included m the enu- 
 meration) the trees of large size, those between 
 eio-hteen inches and twenty-seven feet in girth, num- 
 ber thirty-four thousand seven hundred, embracing, 
 according to the Commissioners' report, thirty-nme 
 genera and sixty species. 
 
 RAVINES. 
 
 In this vicinity, and just off from the LandsdowAp 
 drive, is a ravine^two or three of them, in fact— of 
 rare beauty. Deep down below the level of the 
 adioining plain its recesses afford cool retreats, which 
 are securely walled in by green terraces . These places 
 are continually at the disposal of picnic parties, and 
 hardly a day passes but that they are occupied. Ihe 
 park authorities provide a cordon of policemen who 
 warn away intruders from the entrances and minister 
 to the wants of the pleasure party. The efforts of the 
 Commissioners in this respect are indicative ot the 
 lio-ht in which they regard the relation of the people 
 to the park. They have thoughtfully sought to furnish 
 ^o the masses of the people every facility of access to 
 their property, and have only imposed such restraints 
 to their enjoyment of it as were necessary to pre- 
 vent unwarranted license . Steamboats and row-boats 
 have been encouraged to ply on the Schuylkill, and 
 arrangements for cheap fare and frequent trains have 
 been made with railroads that j)enetrate the park. 
 Its broad expanses of campus are the undisturbed play- 
 grounds of the children, and no forbidding signs warn 
 them from intruding on the grass. Croquet parties 
 make the lawns of the old estates, where erst courtly 
 ladies promenaded, ring again with their mirth and 
 
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hilarity. The very mansions themselves, are, for an 
 afternoou at least, the country residences of the people^ 
 and their spacious apartments and wide halls and cooJ 
 verandas are thronged with private parties who find 
 much pleasure in entertaining and being entertained. 
 The fruits even of these places are at the disposal of 
 
 RAVINES IN WESTERN PARK. 
 
 the people, and in former times the school children^ 
 of the city have been given a holidav, and af-^ 
 forded an opportunity to gather the nuts which b^r 
 
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an October frost were rii:)ciiecl on nearly foar thousand 
 trees. On these occasions the number i)resent was 
 estimated to be quite sixty thousand. It being pro- 
 posed to institute two park liolidays, or rather holiday 
 seasons : one in June for botanical and floral recrea- 
 tion, and the other in autumn for nut-gathering. 
 
 GEORGE'S HILL. ■ 
 
 George's Ilill is perhaps, at present, the most popu- 
 lar of all the resorts in the park for equestrian and 
 driving parties. It is the high point in the western 
 Ijase of the triangle. It was presented as a gift by 
 Jesse George and his sister Rebecca George, subject 
 to annuities for life, and consists of eighty-three acres. 
 In a characteristic address accompanying the donation, 
 Mr. George stated that the property had been the 
 liome of his ancestors for many generations, and from 
 the first settlement of the country has retained many 
 of its original features. With a view of preserving it 
 to their memory very much in the same rural condition 
 as when they occupied it, he gave it to the city, to be 
 forever kei)t for park i)urposes. Both of the donors 
 reserved but a small annual payment during their life- 
 time. A few weeks after the grand celebration which 
 attended the opening of the drive to the newly acquired 
 property, Rebecca George quietly passed away, and 
 not long thereafter Jesse followed her. 
 
 BELMONT. 
 
 An inviting drive has been run along the western 
 •summit leading from George's Hill to the grounds in 
 front of Belmont Mansion. Belmont was the residence 
 of Judge Peters, a magistrate who exercised his varied 
 functions with rare wit and ability. His hospitality 
 was proverbial, and was enjoyed by many distinguished 
 personages, among whom was George Washington, 
 who set out a chestnut tree on the place, which, with 
 a line of fine hemlocks, planted one hundred and 
 twenty years ago, and many of them covered with ivy, 
 flourished until recently. The hemlocks, many of them 
 are still standing. The arms of the family may yet 
 be seen in the wainscoted iDrincipal room, and on one 
 of the windows is a "good-bye" which some depart- 
 ing guest of the last century has cut with a diamond. 
 
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TOM MOORE'S COTTAciE. 
 
 Jnder the bank of Belmont and nestled close to the 
 river is the plainest kind of a plain story-and-a-half 
 cottage, which is said to have been the residence of 
 
 HEMLOCK GLEN ON THE WISSAHICKON. 
 
 Tom Moore while in this country. It is of all places 
 along the viver the most prosaic, and we wonder that 
 
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thi* should have attracted the attention, even for » 
 moment, of the poet. Of it, however, he sings : — 
 
 " while I wing'd the hours 
 
 Where Schuylkill winds his way through banks of flowers, 
 Though few the days, the happy evenings few, 
 So warm with heart, so rich with mind they flew, 
 That my charmed soul forgot its wish to roam," etc. 
 
 Nearly opposite "Tom Moore's Cottage" are '*0r- 
 miston," "Belleview," and " Edgely, " each invested 
 with peculiar associations. To the grounds about 
 these estates, also, croquet and picnic parties make 
 frequent excursions, and relieve the hobgoblin quiet, 
 for a wonderful ghost is said to have once been joint 
 possessor with the old residents. In close proximity^ 
 to this region, thick with places of historical interest, 
 is a roomy house which was built by Mr, McPherson, 
 uncle of the commander of McPherson' s Blues ; was 
 afterwards the property of General Williams ; but for 
 a time had been owned by Benedict Arnold, who 
 married Miss Shippen, the noted Philadelphia belle. 
 
 LAUKEL HILL CEMETEEY. 
 
 Farther up the river is Laurel Hill Cemetery. It is^ 
 like all cemeteries, with its white glistening tombs, its 
 green turf and graveled walks and queer inscriptions. 
 It is like all American cemeteries of to-day, with its 
 frequent soldiers' monuments. But it differs from all 
 others in its sleepy, dreamy appearance, and the 
 beautiful ravines which run through it, conveying 
 brooks with subdued murmurings to the river, and 
 affording opportunities for nestling aeries, from whicli 
 those who come to rest awhile with the dead may look 
 out on one side over the peaceful river, and on the 
 other toward the beautiful grounds. 
 
 FALLS BKIDGE. 
 
 Above Laurel Hill is the Falls Bridge across the 
 Schuylkill, and a short distance beyond, on the river- 
 bank, is the pretty village of the Falls of the Schuyl- 
 kill. It is the pleasant place of residence of many- 
 gentlemen who do business in the city, and a popular 
 resort for driving and boating parties from Philadel- 
 phia, who come here to the "cat-fish and coffee" sup- 
 pers which are delightfully served at th® plain hotels- 
 
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of the village and in the valley of the Wissahickon, 
 The "Falls" of the Schuylkill, however, are a myth, 
 since the clam has covered thorn with water. Here 
 and there an eddy is formed by the . water hurrying 
 around a few intruding rocks which disturb its serenity. 
 I Jut beyond this there is no likeness to falls, or even 
 /apids. 
 
 The Falls of the Schuylkill, like everything else in 
 the park, as the reader will believe by this time, are 
 
 BRIOQE OVER WISSAHICKON, NEAR MOUNT AIRY. 
 
 also celebrated in history. The annals of the ante. 
 Pevolutionary times tell us that at an early era in the 
 eighteenth century an association called the ' ' Society 
 of Fort St. David," having on its list a large and re 
 spectable numbei of the nobility c f those days, wai 
 
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established in tliis vicinity. Many of the founders of 
 the society were Welshmen, and some were members-- 
 of tlie Society of Friends, companions of William:. 
 Penn, and co-emigrants to the New World. On an 
 elevated and extensive rock contiguous to the eastern 
 bank of the river, and projecting into the rapids that 
 existed at that time, rose the primitive but convenient 
 and strong structure of hewn timber cut from the 
 opposite forest. It was capacious enough for the 
 accommodation of the numerous garrison, who were 
 then ''more celebrated for their deeds of gastronomy 
 than of arms. ' ' The building was seventy feet long 
 and twenty feet wide, and had fourteen ascending 
 steps in front. The sides, which consisted entirely of 
 folding or movable doors and windows, were borne off 
 by the Hessians for their huts in 1777-8, and the place 
 was so changed and injured that it was never used for 
 Its former purposes, after the Revolution. In its early 
 days it was a semi-political as well as social club, and 
 manj^ prominent men of the times were honored by 
 being admitted to its membership. Its ofiicers, who 
 were commissioned with much form and carried high, 
 titles, ruled with supreme sway, and were, in all 
 matters of state, implicitly obeyed. The annals of 
 the official book give an account on the sixteenth of 
 April, 1768, of the election to the "Colony of the 
 gelmylkili'* aii » man who needed not this mark of 
 distinction to cause him to be remembered, and yet 
 was complimented by it. We read: "John, Dick- 
 enson, Esq., the friend of Liberty, the second Pitt, 
 and the author of the Farmers' letters, for his patriotic 
 productions in behalf of the rights, liberties, and 
 privileges of the present as well as the rising and 
 future generations in America, is hereby admitted 
 one of our members, for good services done by him 
 to the interests of the British Plantations in America, ' ' 
 Btc. 
 
 Althongh the lodge at the Falls had been so much 
 injured during the Revolution as to be untenable, the 
 members, as many of them as could be assembled, and 
 with accessions of loyal spirits, reorganized after the- 
 war, and for some years continued the practice of 
 -annually resorting to the neighborhood to fish and 
 recreate. 
 
 Duiing this time a reception was given with much. 
 
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formality vO General Lafayette. A grand banquet 
 was spread and festivities of varijus kinds were 
 introduced in honor of the French General and the 
 hero of Revolutionary battles. It is related of the 
 affair that when the mirth was at its height the 
 distinguished guest insisted upon being provided with 
 towels and an apron, in order that, with the celebrated 
 men around him, he might perform his share of the 
 domestic and culinary duties. 
 
 PRO BONO PUBLICO. 
 
 WEST LAUREL HILL CEMETERY. 
 
 Over the river, above the Falls of the Schuylkill, is 
 West Laurel Hill Cemetery, which is, topographically 
 speaking, on the apex of the irregular triangle which 
 the park boundaries form. From its summit wide 
 sweeping views of the river above and below are 
 
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presented, views so attractive that tliey have already- 
 tempted the pencils of several artists. A glimpse is. 
 given on the opposite shore of the Wissahickon at its 
 confluence with the Schuylkill. 
 
 Fairmount Park, in addition to the extensive lands 
 on the east and west banks of the river, embraces, as 
 has before been suggested, the Wissahickon Creek for 
 six miles from its mouth, and sufficient territory on 
 both sides to make a grand drive. A road at present 
 runs through the valley, and has been in use for many^ 
 years by residents at Chestnut Hill, a collection of 
 handsome country places near the source of the 
 Wissahickonc Although merely a country road, it is 
 d\e most attractive drive out of Philadelphia, on 
 account of the magnificent scenery which it presents. 
 
 THE WISSAHICKON. 
 
 There are not many such streams as the Wissa- 
 hickon, — none perhaps in this country, and few in the- 
 world. For several miles it picks its way daintily 
 between two rows of high hills, down to the river, 
 bending first one way and then another ; now darting- 
 straight forward, and again lying still and quiet as if 
 devising new mischief. Sometimes it is only a noisy 
 brook running over pebbly bottoms, and anon a flash- 
 ing cascade leaping from rock to rock with shouting 
 noise. Then it widens out into a sober river which 
 flows into a peaceful lake, so quiet that down in its 
 depths the trees that meet above it are reflected with 
 every delicate outline of foliage . After playing lake 
 for a while, and when it can keep quiet no longer, it is 
 off with a leap over some rustic dam, to repeat its 
 waywardness all along its course to the Schuylkill. 
 It is enclosed all the way by high hills whose bases 
 creep down to the very water's edge, and whose 
 summjts are crowned with lofty peaks and craggy 
 rocks which bristle against the sky. On their sides 
 are — 
 
 Majestic woods of every vigorous green 
 Stage above stage, high waving o'er the hills ; 
 And to the far horizon wide diffused 
 A boundless deep immensity of shade. 
 
 So Close do the embracing hills come, as if to guard 
 their precious charge, that it has been necessary to 
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:«ut the road into their sides, and all day loug it k 
 ighaded by their l'r()wnini» hea<is. Here and then an 
 
 THE Devil's pool. 
 
 projecting boulders, bare and destitute of ;-uy living 
 
tiling. Near by is a quiet nook, carpeted with soft 
 mosses and odorous with the fragrance of wild-fiower* 
 and ferns. 
 
 Romancers have woven the queer legends of th& 
 Wissahickon, which date back a couple of centuries^ 
 into interesting tales that are still read with avidity. 
 The artists of to-day, like those of the last generation, 
 have made its haunts their out-door studios. Many 
 of its phases have been transferred to canvas ; and 
 others, where ruins of old mills and picturesque, odd- 
 fashioned bridges relieve the landscape, afford studies. 
 ^ sai'e beauty. 
 
 rhroiigh the ^1©^ sit frequent intervala an ^'s; 
 which, until recently, were the resort of loicnic parties- 
 and pleasure-seekers. The proprietors of them had 
 procured wild animals and tamed them to exhibit t(.» 
 their guests. One enterprising tavern-keeper added 
 to his collection a cage of monkeys, which entertained 
 at all hours with tlieir antics a grouj) of amused 
 spectators. 
 
 One of the most picturesque places in the valley of 
 the Wissahickon is where Creasheim's creek runs into 
 the larger stream. Here a pool, dark and deep, lurk& 
 under, a huge overhanging rock. It is called the 
 Devil's Pool, and the glen which surrounds it is a 
 highly-prized resort for picnic parties, on account of 
 its beauty and retirement. 
 
 Along the road drinking fountains have been erec- 
 ted, through which the pure water from the springs is- 
 conducted. They are plain but still beautiful, and 
 are so situated as to add an additional attraction to 
 the surrounding scenery. These bear, as do the 
 others erected elsewhere by the city authorities, the- 
 inscription Pro bono 'publico ; esto perpet^ta, indicating 
 the design and desire of their founders. 
 
 Farther on up the stream is the old bridge over the 
 Wissahickon near Valley Green, and above it still is- 
 Indian Rock, where it is said a chieftain used to bring 
 his people for councils of war and to give them 
 Instruction, A. way on above these the stream grows- 
 smaller, and the hills, relieved of their duty of guard- 
 ing it, surrender their charge to the open meadows, 
 and gentle banks, which" make up a landscape of 
 rare beauty near Chestnut Hill. 
 
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INDEPENDENCE HALL. 
 
 OxE of the first public 
 buildings whi#li will attract 
 the attention of the stranger, 
 and one that is most eagerly 
 sought after, is the venera- 
 ble Old State Hous3, or In- 
 dependence Hall, located on 
 Chestnut Street, between 
 Fifth and Sixth. It is a 
 somewhat plain but sub- 
 stantial brick structure, built 
 in 1734. It was in the east 
 room, on the first fioor of 
 this building, that the im- 
 mortal Declaration of Inde- 
 pendence was passed by 
 Congress, July 4th, 177(3. 
 'J'he Hall has been dedicated 
 to public use. A large nuin- 
 ber of portraits of Revolu- 
 tionary pati'iots by I'eale, 
 Inraan and others, have been 
 placed upon the walls. 
 Hush's fine statue of Wash- 
 ington adorns tlie east end 
 of the Hall. The old chan- 
 delier used by the Conti- 
 nental Congress hangs in its 
 old place. The Liberty bell, 
 bearing the motto : " Pro- 
 claim Liberty throughout 
 the land to all the inhabi- 
 tants thereof" — and which 
 proclaimed freedom on the 
 
 first celebration of Indepen- 
 dence, July .8th, 1776, is- ' 
 placed on a pedestal in the 
 vestibule. A collection of 
 mementoes and curiosities of 
 the ** times that tried men's- 
 souls," may be seen here. 
 Open to all from 9 a. m. to- 
 3 p. M. 
 
 In the upper parts \)f the- 
 building, the rooms once oc- 
 cupied by the United States- 
 Congress are now used as- 
 the Chambers of the City^ 
 Councils. The other parts 
 of the building, and the 
 wings, are occupied as publia 
 offices and court rooms. 
 
 The present steeple, erect- 
 ed in 1828, is a fac simile of 
 the old one, which was re- 
 moved on account of its- 
 decay. 
 
 THE UNITED STATES CUS- 
 TOM HOUSE, 
 
 Chestnut . Street, between- 
 Fourth and Fifth. This 
 building, formerly occupied; 
 by the United States bank, 
 is a splendid marble edifice, 
 in imitation of the I'arthe- 
 non at Athens, and is one 
 of the finest specimens of 
 Doric aichitecture erected in. 
 modern times. It was coin- 
 
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menced in 1819, completed 
 in 1824, and cost half a mil- 
 lion dollars. 
 
 UNITED STATES MINT, 
 
 N. W. cor. of Chestnut and 
 Juniper, is a handsome brick 
 building, faced with marble. 
 Its style of architecture is 
 an imitation of a Grecian 
 temple of the Ionic Order. 
 It has a front of 122 feet on 
 Chestnut street, and extends 
 back to Penn Square. The 
 portico in front is 62 feet 
 wide ; and its entablature, 
 which is of white marble, is 
 supported by six marble 
 columns. The main entrance 
 is from Chestnut Street, 
 where persons connected 
 with the institution are in 
 attendance to escort visitors 
 through th« establishment. 
 Visitors are admitted every 
 day, except Saturdays and 
 Sundays, between 9 and 12 
 o'clock. All the operations, 
 from melting the crude metal 
 to coining, may be seen here. 
 The operations carried on 
 are exceedingly curious and 
 interesting. One steam en- 
 gine is said to be unsurpassed 
 in the States for gracefulness 
 of movement. A magnificent 
 cabinet of coins of all ages 
 and nations can be seen here. 
 
 THE MERCHANTS' EX- 
 CHANGE, 
 
 Covering nearly an entir* 
 block, and fronting on three 
 streets. Third, Walnut, and 
 Dock. An elegant marble 
 building, with semi-circular 
 portico of Corinthian col- 
 umns. The semi-rotunda, 
 with a part of the main build- 
 ing, constitutes the great 
 hall of the Exchange, whicU 
 is now used as a reading- 
 room 
 
 GIRARD COLLEGE, 
 
 Situated on Ridge avenue,, 
 above Girard avenue. This- 
 magnificent building, one of 
 the most costly in the United: 
 States, was commenced July 
 4, 1833, finished in 1847, and: 
 opened for educational pur- 
 poses January 1, 1848. The- 
 main building is constructed 
 of white marble, in the form 
 of a Grecian temple of the- 
 Corintliian order, entirely 
 surrounded by lofty col- 
 umns. 
 
 The body of the building, 
 within the walls and col- 
 umns is 111 feet wide, by 
 1G9 feet long, and 56 feet 8 
 inches high. The roof is of 
 marble, and weighs 969^ 
 tons. The out-bui iirgs are- 
 
ot marb:e, and are very naiid- 
 sonie. Tlie edifice, ininirfion, 
 and itnpioveiiieiil of the 
 urouuds cost )^l,!';j3,S21.78. 
 The establislaneut will ac- 
 commodate 500 children. — 
 Only male orphan children 
 are admitted. 
 
 Visitors are admitted by 
 tickets, which may be ob- 
 tained at the Mayor's offlce, 
 or of any of the directors. 
 
 UNITED STATES NAVAL 
 ASYLUM, 
 
 Gray's Ferry road, below 
 South street ; founded 1835. 
 The principal building is of 
 marble, 360 feet front by 175 
 deep. The grounds and park 
 contain 25 acres. There are 
 accommodation for 400 pen- 
 sioners — old seamen who 
 have seen hard service. Vis- 
 itors are admitted upon ap- 
 plication any time during the 
 day. 
 
 UNITED STATES ARSENAL. 
 
 Near Frankford. A large 
 quantity of arms, a powder 
 magazine, trophies won in 
 battle from the enemy, etc., 
 may be seen here. Visitors 
 are admitted to the buildings 
 on application to the com- 
 oiaudinsr officer. 
 
 THE ACADEMY OF NAT- 
 URAL SCIENCES, 
 
 Situated on the S. W. Cor. 
 Nineteenth and Kace. This 
 institution was founded in 
 January, 1812, and incorpo- 
 rated in 1817, for the ad- 
 vancement of Natural Science 
 in all its branches. The so- 
 ciety lias a library of about 
 30,000 volumes, and maps, 
 charts, periodicals, etc. The 
 museum is the largest in the 
 United States. It is divided 
 into cabinets of Zoology, 
 Botany, Geology, and Miner- 
 alogy, etc. There is a col- 
 lection of crania containing 
 several hundred specimens 
 of human skulls. The cab- 
 inet of specimens of Ornith- 
 ology is immense, number- 
 ing over 70,000 stuffed birds. 
 The variety of humming 
 birds is very large. In the 
 Botanic Department are about 
 70,000 specimens of plants. 
 In fact, in all branches of 
 science this museum is com- 
 plete. Visitors are admitted 
 on Tuesday and Friday after- 
 noons. 
 
 THE PHILADELPHIA LI- 
 BRARY, 
 
 Corner Fifth and Librarj 
 streets, is the oldest public 
 
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 I' '"i I'i !!Hili! 
 
 
THE PHILADELPHIA 
 LIBRARY, 
 
 Now located in an elegant and 
 I'ooniy building on Locust 
 .'itreet, below Broad, founded 
 by Benjamin Franklin and 
 others, is the oldest in the 
 city. The Loganian Free Li- 
 brary is connected with it. 
 Though not a free library the 
 directors are very liberal and 
 permit the use of books and 
 the reading-room to the public, 
 any respectable person having 
 access to them upon applica- 
 tion. The Philadelphia Library 
 Company is legatee and custo- 
 dian of the 
 
 RIDGEWAY LIBRARY, 
 Located on Broad Street. It 
 occupies the entire block 
 bounded by Thirteenth, Broad, 
 Christian and Carpenter Sts. 
 and is a magnificent building. 
 It was founded by the late Dr. 
 Rush, who left his entire estate 
 of over a million dollars for 
 its maintenance, he naming 
 it after his wife, who was a 
 Miss Ridgeway. 
 
 THE MERCANTILE LI- 
 BRARY, 
 
 On Tenth, above Chestnut 
 street. It was founded for 
 the benefit of young men 
 employed iu the various mer- 
 cantile establishments of the 
 
 city, and lias a large collec- 
 tion of well-nssorted books 
 for popular reading. 
 
 Besides the Philadelphia 
 and Mercantile Libraries, 
 there are several other pub- 
 lic libraries, including — 
 
 The Gterman Library, Sev- 
 enth, above Chestnut. 
 
 TuE Apprentices Library, 
 in the old Friends' meeting- 
 house, corner Fifth and Arch. 
 
 The Friexds' Free Libra- 
 ry, Arch, above Third. 
 
 SoiTHWARK Library, Sec- 
 ond, below Bainbridge. 
 
 GiRARD Library, S. W. cor- 
 ner Sixth and Girard avenue. 
 
 James Page Free Library, 
 Girard avenue, below Shack- 
 amaxon street ; and 
 
 The Fki ends' Association 
 Library. 
 
 There are also libraries 
 connected with many of the 
 literary, scientific, and reli- 
 gious associations of the city. 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA INSTITU- 
 TION FOR THE DEAF 
 AND DUMB, 
 
 N. W. Corner of Broad and 
 Pine streets. This institu- 
 tion was founded in 1820, 
 and the present edifice com- 
 pleted in 1825. The build- 
 ing is of granite, 96 feet front 
 J6 
 
l>y -'■)■> (f.i'i in ileptli. 'Iheie 
 ill e accommodations for about 
 'ZOO pupils, who are treated 
 with every regard for their 
 welfare and improvement.- 
 Visitors are admitted on ap- 
 plication to the Principal, 
 Mr J. Foster. Public exhi- 
 bitions are given in the in- 
 stitution on Thursday after- 
 noons. 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA INSTITU- 
 TION FOR THE BLIND, 
 
 At the corner of Twentieth 
 and Race. It was founded in 
 1833. The building is four 
 stories high, with a front of 
 150 feet on Race street, with 
 two wings of 60 feet in depth, 
 and accommodates about 100 
 pupils, who are taught vari- 
 ous avocations, and educated 
 very thoroughly. Particular 
 attention is paid to music ; 
 and many of the pupils be- 
 come so proficient, that they 
 are enabled to gain a liveli- 
 liood by becoming organists, 
 teachers of music, etc. Visit- 
 ors are admitted on applica- 
 tion to the Principal. Very 
 pleasing concerts are given on 
 Wednesday afternoons, ac- 
 companiedbyafull orchestra. 
 A small admission fee (1 Dots. ) 
 is charged, to avoid t o great 
 a crowd. 
 
 TIIK IMINNSVLVANIA IIOS- 
 riTAL, 
 
 On the block bounded by 
 Eighth and Ninth, and 
 Spruce and Pine — principal 
 entrance on Eighth. It is sur- 
 rounded by majestic treej<, 
 and exhibits considerable- 
 architectuial beauty, though 
 somewhat venerable in as- 
 pect. It was founded in 1751 
 by benevolent citiizens o* 
 Philadelphia. Its ler..,!':^ 
 from east to west, is 281 feet» 
 It consists of a centre build- 
 ing 64 feet fiont, by 6i feet 
 deep, and two wings extend- 
 ing north and south, at the 
 end of long connecting wards^ 
 There are also several out- 
 buildings. There is a fine 
 statue of William Penn in 
 lead on the Pine street front, 
 which was presented to the- 
 institution by John IVnn. 
 Vi.-itors are almitted every 
 day between 10 a. m. and 
 sunset, except on Saturdays' 
 and Sundays. 
 
 THE PENNSYLVANIA JOS- 
 PIT A L FOR THE INSANE. 
 
 This is a branch of the 
 Pennsylvania Hospital, and 
 is located in West Philadel- 
 phia, between Market street 
 and Haverford road, and For- 
 
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ty-second and Forty-nintli 
 streets. The grounds, which 
 are beautifully adorned with 
 trees, flowers, and shrubbery, 
 embrace 133 acres. They 
 tire divided into two parts. 
 On each of them a hospital 
 building has been erected, 
 the cost of which, together 
 -with the grounds, was over 
 ;S600,000. Both are built of 
 <jut stone, and have an im- 
 posing appearance. One of 
 these buildings is devoted 
 to the male, and the other 
 to the female patients. They 
 are capable of accommo- 
 dating 500 insane patients. 
 Visitors are admitted from 
 10 A. M. till sunset, except 
 on Saturdays and Sundays. 
 
 FRIENDS' ASYLUM FOR 
 THE INSANE. 
 
 This institution is located 
 in the northern part of the 
 city, near Frankford. It is 
 supported by contributions 
 from Friends, and by pay 
 received from patients. It 
 is managed with eminent pru- 
 dence, skill, and humanity. 
 
 THE BLOCKLEY ALMS- 
 HOUSE. 
 
 This is a magnificent pile 
 of buildings situated on the 
 west side of the Schuylkill, 
 
 opposite South street. It 
 occupies a spacious tract of 
 land some 190 acres, belong- 
 ing to the city. It has ac- 
 i commodations for about 2500 
 persons. It is I lilt in the 
 form of a hollow square, is 
 three stories in height, and 
 the buildings on each side 
 are 500 feet in length. In 
 the middle of the south front 
 is an elegant portico, in the 
 Tuscan style of architecture, 
 with six handsome columns. 
 There are here a very extent 
 sive hospital and insane 
 asylum. Visitors are ad- 
 mitted in day time on appli- 
 cation. 
 
 WILLS' HOSPITAL. 
 
 This institution was found- 
 ed by James Wills, who gave 
 to the city for the purpose 
 $108,390. Its grounds occupy 
 the entire block bounded 
 by Race, Cherry, Eighteenth 
 and Nineteenth streets. 
 It is devoted to the treat- 
 ment of diseases of the eye 
 and limbs. Besides the in- 
 mates, many of whom are 
 charity patients, there are 
 numerous " out patients " 
 who. attend for advice and 
 relief. Logan Square is 
 directly opposite on the other 
 side of Race street, and adds 
 
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 ►•.:.;;lli;i(;;|i!iMiVr:;A'\ 
 
'iiiuch to the desirability of 
 its location. Visitors are 
 admitted on ai)plication to 
 the Steward. 
 
 HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 
 
 '(*n Catharine above Seventh. 
 This location is in the midst 
 of the lowest and most desti- 
 tute portion of the popula- 
 tion. The object of the in- 
 stitution is to afford employ- 
 ment, with occasional shelter 
 and relief, to the needy. 
 
 THE EASTERN PENITEN- 
 TIARY, 
 
 Of the State of Pennsylvania, 
 is located on Coates street, 
 near Eairmount Park. The 
 front is of granite, and re- 
 lemblea in appearance a 
 baronial castle of the Feudal 
 times. It was finished in 
 1829. The number of pris- 
 oners is about 500. The sys- 
 tem of confinement is sepa- 
 rate, but not solitary. The 
 cells radiate from a common 
 centre — each prisoner having 
 his apartment, and a small 
 yard or enclosure. Visitors 
 can obtain tickets of admis- 
 sion from the Mayor of the 
 city, or from any of the 
 inspectors. 
 
 MOYAMENSING PRISON, 
 
 Is on Passyunk avenue, near 
 Tenth. It is constructed of 
 Quincey granite, in the Tudor- 
 Gothic style of architecture. 
 The front of the prison con- 
 sists of a square building, in 
 the centre, three stories in 
 height, with a wing on each 
 side, flanked by octagonal 
 towers. The wings are two 
 stories in height, and contain 
 the gates of the prison yard. 
 There is a separate prison 
 for females, to which the 
 entrance is on Eleventh 
 street. There are 400 cells 
 for males, and 100 for female 
 prisoners. Permits can be 
 obtained at the Mayor's office, 
 corner Fifth and Chestnut 
 streets. 
 
 THE HOUSE OF REFUGE, 
 
 Is at the corner of Twenty- 
 second and Poplar streets, 
 near the western end of 
 Girard College groimds, and 
 a little north of the State 
 Penitentiaryr It is intended 
 for the restraint and re- 
 clamation of youthful oifend- 
 ers against the laws, and a 
 home for those whose neg- 
 lected and vagrant condition 
 renders them liable to be 
 led into crime. It is built 
 
 41 
 
©f brick, and euibraces nu- 
 merous iuiprovements in its 
 various arrangements. It 
 is spacious, well ventilated, 
 and warmed, being heated 
 by steam, and presents 
 tlirougliout an aspect of or- 
 der, neatness and comfort. 
 Originally built by private 
 liberality, it has been recog- 
 nized by an Act of the State 
 Legislature, and authorized 
 to receive and detain juven- 
 ■\i«s committed to their 
 -custoviy by the magistrates 
 ^nd courts. The inmates are 
 educated both physically and 
 mentally, and many of them 
 -are placed in good situations, 
 •or are bound out as appren- 
 tices to suitable masters. 
 The sexes and colors are 
 separated, and a classification 
 U 2nad@ of th« good and the 
 bad. Visitors are admitted 
 with tickets, which may be 
 had of any of the Board of 
 Managers. 
 
 THE SCHOOL OP DESIGN 
 FOR WOMEN 
 
 Was established in 1850, un- 
 der the patronage of the 
 Franklin Institute. Here 
 females are instructed in 
 drawing and other arts, at a 
 tno-lerate charge, with a view 
 of oenefiting the condition 
 
 of the sex, by affording suit» 
 able and pleasant employ- 
 ment, and at the same time 
 of improving the products 
 of American manufactui-es, 
 in those branches where 
 artistic taste and skill are 
 required. It .is located on 
 North Broad Cor. Master Sts. 
 Visitors admitted on Monday 
 from 10 A. M. to 12 m. 
 
 THE NEW POST-OFFICE, 
 A magnificent and commo- 
 dious building, erected for the 
 accommodation of the U. S. 
 Courts and the Main Post-Office 
 of the City, centrally located on 
 Ninth St. it occupies the entire 
 square between Chestnut and 
 Market. It is five stories high 
 and has three fronts, those on 
 Chestnut and Market being of 
 similar design. Whilst there 
 are entrances on each street, 
 that on Ninth is the principal 
 one. A fine dome surmounts 
 the Ninth St. front, midway 
 between Chestnut and Market, 
 which gives the building an 
 elegant architectural finish. 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY OF 
 PENNSYLVANIA, 
 
 Including the Medical College 
 and Law School and Towne 
 Scientific School, is located on 
 Woodland Avenue below Wal- 
 nut. The buildings are built 
 of green stone. 
 
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THE CENTRAL HIGH 
 SCHOOL, 
 
 At the corner of Broad and 
 Green streets, is a large and 
 handsome building, with an 
 extensive chemical labora- 
 tory, astronomical observa- 
 toiy, etc. 
 
 ATHEN^UM BUILDING, 
 
 Corner of Sixth and Adelphi 
 streets. The Historical So- 
 ciety of Pennsylvania occupy 
 rooms in this buildjng, and 
 have an interesting museum 
 and library. Open every Mon- 
 day from 8 A. M. to 10 p. m., ex- 
 cept during July and August. 
 
 FAIRMOUNT WATER- 
 WORKS, 
 
 On the Schuylkill River, 
 north of Morris street. The 
 Fairmount Works were com- 
 menced in 1819, in conse- 
 quence of the inability of 
 the city works, built in the 
 year 1799, to supply the 
 wants of a growing popula- 
 tion. This beautiful place 
 has always been an unfading 
 object of attraction and in- 
 terest to all visitors to the 
 city. The natural beauties 
 of the place have been skil- 
 fully improved by art. The 
 works situated here were for 
 many years the only means 
 
 of artificial supply of water 
 to the city, and are still the- 
 principal means, although 
 there are four other water- 
 works for diiferent parts of 
 the city. At Fairmount the 
 only power used for forcing 
 the water up to reservoirs on 
 tlie hill, and at Corinthian 
 avenue, is the water-power 
 formed by the dam and 
 waterfall constructed across 
 the Schuylkill at this place. 
 
 THE SCHUYLKILL WATER- 
 WORKS 
 
 Are situated near the Girar# 
 avenue entrance to the Park, 
 on the east side of the- 
 Schuylkill. These works are 
 driven by steam-power, and 
 were originally designed 'O' 
 supply the old districts of 
 Spring Garden and Penn with 
 water. They are now con- 
 nected with the genera] sys- 
 tem for the whole city. These 
 with four other woi'ks, located 
 in diiferent parts of the city, 
 furnish the water for the 
 entire municipality. 
 
 THE GAS WORKS 
 
 Are very complete and exten- 
 sive, the two principal ones 
 are situated on the Schuylkill 
 River, one at Point Breeze 
 and the other at Market St. 
 
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UNION LEAGUE CLUB HOUSE, 
 Cor. Broad and Sansom. 
 
 BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 In nearly all the following places of interest visitors are 
 admitted at all times upon application to the officers. 
 
 HOSPITALS, DISPENSA- 
 RIES, AND INFIRMARIES. 
 
 Charity Hospital, 1326 But- 
 onwood. 
 
 City (Small Pox) Hospital, 
 Hart Lane and Lamb Tavern 
 road. 
 
 Episcopal Hospital, Front 
 street, Huntingdon and Le- 
 high avenue. 
 
 Friends' Asylum for the 
 Insane, Fraukford. 
 
 German Hospital, Twenti- 
 eth and Norris. 
 
 Germantown Dispensary, 
 
 Christ Church Hospital, Germantowu av., opposite 
 Belmont avenue ; office, 517 Haines. 
 
 ^^"^^- Hahnemann Medical Dis- 
 
 4G 
 
pensary, Tenth above Mar- 
 ket. 
 
 Howard Hospital and In- 
 fiimary for Incurables, 1518 
 Louibard. 
 
 Hospital for Inebriates, 
 (Citizens' Association,) office, 
 800 Arch. 
 
 Jewish Hospital, Haverford 
 road, near Fifty-sixth. 
 
 Lying-in Charity (Phila- 
 delphia), 12G N. Eleventh. 
 
 L y i n g-i n Department 
 (Northern Dispensary), 603 
 Spring Garden. 
 
 Northern Dispensary for 
 Medical Relief of Poor, 603 
 Spring Garden. 
 
 Philadelphia Dispensary, 
 127 S. Fifth. 
 
 Preston Retreat, (Lying-in 
 Charity Hospital,) Hamilton 
 and Twentieth. 
 
 St. Joseph's Hospital, 
 Girard avenue and Seven- 
 teenth. 
 
 St. Mary's Hospital, 1567 
 Palmer. 
 
 Southern Dispensary, 318 
 Bainbridge. 
 
 Catholic Home for Desti- 
 tute Orphan Girls, Race, ab. 
 Seventeenth. 
 
 Children's Day Nui'seiyf 
 (for the care of infant chil- 
 dren of working women while 
 the mothers are out at work,) 
 Blight street, bel. Pine. 
 
 4.' 
 
 Church Hoyie for Children, 
 Twenty-second and Pine. 
 
 Colored Orphans' Shelter, 
 Forty-fourth and Haverford 
 road. 
 
 Foster Home, College av. 
 and Twenty fourth. 
 
 Home for Aged and Infirm 
 Colored Persons, Lombard, 
 ab. Seventh. 
 
 Home for Destitute Colored 
 Children, Darby road and 
 Forty-sixth. 
 
 Home for Little Wander- 
 ers, Bainbridge, bet. Eighth 
 and Ninth. 
 
 Home for Aged and Infirm 
 Israeiiites, Haverford road 
 and Westminster avenue. 
 
 House of the Good Shep- 
 herd, (for the reformation 
 of unfortunate females,) 
 Twenty-second, near Walnut. 
 
 House of Industry, Catha- 
 rine, between Seventh and 
 Eighth. 
 
 Howard Institution, (for 
 reformation of female prison- 
 ers,) Poplar, ab. Sixteenth. 
 
 Industrial Home, Tenth, 
 bel. Fitzwater. 
 
 Jewish Foster Home, Fif- 
 teenth, ab. Master. 
 
 Lincoln Institution, (home 
 for boys and soldiers' or- 
 p h a n s,) Eleventh, bel. 
 Spruce. 
 
 Little Sister.'^ of the Poor, 
 
-Fifteenth, near Columbia 
 -avenue. 
 
 Lutheran Orphan Home, 
 5582 Grermantown av. 
 
 Midnight Mission, (for re- 
 formation of abandoned wo- 
 men,) Locust, ab. Ninth. 
 
 Newsboys' Home, on Sixth 
 above Spruce. 
 
 Northern Home for Friend- 
 less Children, Brown and 
 Twenty-third. 
 
 Old Man's Home, Thirty- 
 ninth and Powelton av. 
 
 Orphans' Home of the 
 Shepherds of the Lambs, 
 Bridesburg. 
 
 Pennsylvania Industrial 
 Home for Blind Women, Lo- 
 cust, ab. 39th, (W. P.) 
 
 Philadelphia Orphan Soci- 
 ety's Asylum, Eighteenth 
 and Cherry. 
 
 Sailors' Home, Front, beL 
 Pine. 
 
 St. John's Orphan Asylum, 
 Westminster av. and Forty- 
 ninth. 
 
 St. Joseph's Orphan Asy- 
 lum for Grirls, S. W. cor. 
 Seventh and Spruce. 
 
 St. Vincent's Home, (desti- 
 tute infants,) Eighteenth 
 and Wood. 
 
 St. Vincent's Orphan Asy- 
 lum, near Tacony. 
 
 Soldiers' Home, Sixteenth 
 and Filbert. 
 
 Temporary Home Associa- 
 tion for Girls, Filbert, ab. 7th. 
 
 Union Temporary Home 
 for Friendless Children, Pop. 
 lar, ab. Fifteenth. 
 
 West Philadelphia Chil- 
 dren's Home, 199 N. Forty- 
 first. 
 
 PUBLIC SQUARES. 
 
 The Public Squares are 
 numerous, and very orna- 
 mental to the city. They 
 are laid out with well-kept 
 walks, majestic trees, green 
 and luxuriant grass plots, 
 and some having beautiful 
 fountains. On pleasant days 
 in the spring and summer, 
 they are filled with happy 
 people, principally women 
 and children, seated on the 
 |)leasant shady seats, or pro- 
 
 menading under the trees, 
 enjoying the pure and re- 
 freshing air. As they resem- 
 ble each other in their gen- 
 eral features, it is only 
 necessary to give the names 
 and locations of the more 
 important ones. 
 
 INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, 
 
 Between Fifth, Sixth, Chest- 
 nut and Walnut streets, was 
 formerly the property of the 
 
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State, and was conveyed to 
 the city with the proviso, 
 that it should be kept open 
 as a public square. 
 
 WASHINGTON SQUARE 
 
 Is west of Sixth, and south 
 of Walnut. It was formerly 
 a "Potter's" field, or grave- 
 yaj-d for paupers, but is now 
 one of the finest of the pub- 
 lic squares. 
 
 FRANKLIN SQUARE 
 
 Is betweeu Sixth, Vine, Race, 
 and Franklin streets. A 
 handsome square, with a 
 beautiful fountain in the 
 centre. 
 
 LOGAN SQUARE, 
 
 Bounded by Race, Vine, 
 Eighteenth and Nineteenth 
 streets. 
 
 RITTENHOUSE SQUARE, 
 
 Between Walnut, Locust, 
 Eighteenth and Nineteenth 
 
 streets. In the neighborhooa 
 of these last two squares are 
 many elegant private resi- 
 dences. 
 
 PENN SQUARE 
 Is situated at Broad and Mar- 
 ket streets. The court house 
 and offices of the officers of 
 the city and county are being 
 erected here. It was so in- 
 tended by William Penn, and 
 in accordance with the wishes 
 of the majority of the citizens, 
 who wisely voted in favor 
 of it. 
 
 NORRIS SQUARE, 
 
 Given to the city by Isaac 
 Parker Norris, is bounded by 
 Susquehanna avenue and 
 Hancock, Diamond and How- 
 ard streets. 
 
 JEFFERSON SQUARE, 
 
 West from Third, and south 
 from Washington avenue. 
 
 CEMETERIES. 
 
 The Cemeteries of Phila- 
 delphia are noted for their 
 rural and picturesque beauty, 
 the good taste of the monu- 
 ments, and the pains taken 
 to render them beautiful and 
 attractive. 
 
 LAUREL HILL 
 
 Is one of the most beautiful 
 in this country. It is situ- 
 ated west of Ridge avenue, 
 and on the east side of the 
 Schuylkill River, just below 
 
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ihe Falls. The entrrtUoe 16 
 built of brown stone, of Doric 
 style, the entablature being 
 supported by eight tiuted col- 
 umns. Within the grounds 
 are a Gothic chapel, the 
 superintendent's residence, 
 an observatory, command- 
 ing a fine view of the river 
 and opposite shore ; a hot 
 house, for flowers and shrub- 
 bery, etc. Many distinguish- 
 ed people are buried here, 
 and elegant and costly monu- 
 ments abound. 
 
 WEST LAUREL HILL 
 CEMETERY, 
 Situated ou the west bank 
 of the Schuylkill River, be- 
 yond the Falls. This is a 
 new cemetery, and presents 
 many advantages. It is ac- 
 (iessible by Reading Railroad, 
 Ridge avenue horse cars, and 
 the Germantown and Norris- 
 town Railroad. 
 
 WOODLAIilD CEMETERY 
 
 Is situated on the west bank 
 of the Schuylkill, below the 
 Chestnut street bridge. En- 
 trance on Woodland avenue, 
 or Darby road. 
 
 MOUNT VERNON CEME- 
 TERY 
 la adjacent to Laurel Hill 
 
 Cemetery, on the opposlltt- 
 side of Ridge road. 
 
 MOUNT PEACE CEMETERY 
 
 Adjoins Mount Vernon Ceme- 
 tery on the north. 
 
 GLENWOOD CEMETERY 
 
 Is at the corner of Ridge 
 avenue and Islington lane, 
 about a mile north-west of 
 Girard College. 
 
 THE ODD FELLOWS' 
 CEMETERY 
 
 Is a little north of Glenwood^ 
 on Islington lane. 
 
 MONUMENT CEMETERY 
 
 Is on Broad street, abov* 
 Montgomery. 
 
 OLD OAK CEMETERY, 
 
 On Nicetown lane, betweett- 
 Twenty-third and Twenty- 
 seventh streets. 
 
 NEW CATHEDRAL CEME- 
 TERY, 
 
 Third street, between Nice- 
 town lane and Luzerne street. 
 
 CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, 
 
 Forty-eighth street, "between 
 Wyalusiug street and Girard 
 avenue. 
 
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CHURCH DIRECTORY. 
 
 The usual Sabbath Services are held at lO)^ a. m,, o}i and i}4 
 P. M. from May to Oetobei , the rest of the year 8 p. m. All have 
 morning, some afternoon and others evening, whilst a few 
 have all three services where other hours are used they are des- 
 ignated by figures. 
 
 ADVENT CHRISTIAN. 
 
 Twenty-fitth & Huntingdon 
 2d Advent, 7th, bel. ii'oplar 
 
 BAPTIST, 
 Angora, 58th & Baltimore av, 
 Berean, Chestnut, ab. 40th 
 Beth Eden, Broad & Spruce 
 Bethany, Fox Chase 
 Bethesaa, 5th & Venango 
 Blockley, 53d, ab. Haverford av. 
 Braad St., Broad & Brown 
 Bustleton Chapel, Bustleton 
 Byberry Chapel, Byberry 
 Calvary, 5th & Carpenter 
 Centennial, 23d & Oxford 
 Chestnut Hil!, Main &. Summit 
 East, Hanover ab, Girard av. 
 Eleventh, 12th ab. Race 
 Falls of Schuylkill, Green 
 Fifth, 18th & Spring Garden 
 Fiftieth, 7th & Susquehanna av 
 First, Broad & Arch 
 First German, 6th, ab. Poplar 
 First, Price, nr. Main (Gtn.) 
 First, Green la. (Myk.) 
 First, 36th &. Chestnut (W. P.) 
 Fourth, 5th & Buttonwood 
 Frankford, Paul & Unity 
 Frankford & Aramingo 
 Gethsame, 18ih & Culumbia av 
 Grace, Berk & Mervine 
 Haverford av. & vVestminster 
 Holmesburg, Main st. 
 Immanuel, 23d & Summer 
 Lower Dublin, nr. Bustleton 
 Manataura, Roxborough 
 Mantua, 40th & Silverton av. 
 Mariners, Front, bel. Christian 
 Memorial, Broad & Master 
 Messiah, Dauphin, N. Amber 
 Milestown, Oak la. 
 Mt. Olive, 17th & Poplar 
 Nicetown, Gtn. av. 
 North, 8th, ab. Master 
 Olivet, 6th & Federal 
 
 Passyunk av., ab. Broad 
 Pilgrim, liSd & Christian 
 Roxborough, Ridge av. 
 Second, 7th, ab. Poplar 
 Second, Main & Upsal (Gtn.) 
 Second German, 2d, ab. Norris 
 South, Broad & Reed 
 Spring Garden, 13th, ab.Warace 
 Spruce St., ab. 4th 
 Tabernacle, Chestnut, ab. 18th 
 Truth, 8th, ab. Green 
 Third, 2d, ab. Catherine 
 Third, Wister St (Gtn.) 
 
 BAPTIST, (Colored.) 
 First African, Cherry, ab. 10th 
 Enon, Coulter St (Gtn.) 
 Oak St., 41st & Ludlow 
 Shiloh, Clifton & South 
 
 BIBLE CHRISTIAN. 
 Christ, 3d, ab. Girard av 
 
 CHILDREN OFZION. 
 Congregation, Pine, ab. 2d 
 
 CHRISTADELPHIANS. 
 Fortieth bel. Market 
 
 CHRISTIAN, (Independent.) 
 First,Marlborough,ab.Belgrade 
 Mt. Zion, Christian, ab. 5th 
 CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN. 
 Marshall, ab. lith 
 Main. ab. Shapneck (Gtn.) 
 
 CHURCH OF GOD. 
 Arch & 13th 
 Union Bethel, Gtn. av. & Berks 
 
 CONGEGATIONAL. 
 Central, 18th & Green 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL, 
 (Independent.) 
 Trinity, Frankford 
 
 DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 
 First, 12th ab. Wallace 
 Second, Frankford av.& Adams 
 Third, Holly, ab. Aspen 
 EVANGELICAL. 
 Christ, 8th ab. Poplar 
 Emanuel, 4th, bel. Poplar 
 
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Southwark, 5th ab. Carpenter 
 John, 6th & Dauphin 
 
 Zion, Thompson, (Bdg.) 
 
 Zion, Rittenhouse, (Gtu.) 
 FRiENDS, (Orthodox.) 
 
 Beach St. & Fairmuunt av 
 
 Fourth & Arch,5Lh day, 10 a.m. 
 
 Orange, ab.7th,10a.m.&3p.m. 
 . Forty-Second & Powelton av., 
 
 Main* Coulter, (Gtn.)lO a.m. 
 
 Twelth ,bel.Elevenih,10i/^a.m. 
 
 Orthodox St. & Penn, (Fkd.) 
 FRIENDS. 
 
 Cyberry, 23cl Ward, 10 a. m. 
 
 tiirard av.& 17th , 3d days, 10 a.m. 
 
 Green & 4lh, 5th day, 10 a, m. 
 
 Race ab. 15th, 4th day, 10J4 a. m. 
 
 SchoolSt.(Gtn.),4th day,10>^a.m. 
 
 Spruce &i.)th,5Lhday,10K a. m. 
 
 Thirtv-Fifth & Lancaster av 
 FRIENDS, (Primitive.) 
 
 Olive, ab. 11th, 4th day, 10 a. m. 
 HEBREWS. 
 
 Adaih Jeshwini Juliana 9]^ & 5 
 
 Anshe Emeth, New Market, ab. 
 Poplar, 9 a. m. & sunset 
 
 Beth-EI. Emeth, Franklin, ab. 
 Green, summer, 9}4 a. m., 8 
 p. m., Avinter, lUa.m.,&5p,m, 
 
 House of Israel, Crown ab.Kace 
 Friday, 6 p.m,Saturday,9 a.m. 
 
 Hospital, Olney road, 9 a. m. & 
 sunset 
 
 Keneseth Isreal, 6th ab. Brown 
 10 a. m. & sunset 
 
 Kra-Kaner-Beth-Elohim,Pine,ab. 
 4th, S}4 a. m. 
 
 Mikhoe Israel, 7th, ab. Arch, 9 
 a. m. & sunset 
 
 Rodef Shalom, Broad & Mt. Ver- 
 non, Friday , sunset, Saturday 
 934 a. m. 
 
 LATTER DAY SAINTS. 
 
 Anti-Polygamous, 9th & Callow- 
 hill 
 
 Polygamous, Pine. ab. 3d ' 
 LUTHERAN. 
 English, (General Council.) 
 
 Advent, 5th bel. Norris 
 
 Christ, Main st. (C. H.) 
 
 Holy Communion, Broad & Arch 
 
 SI. John, Race, ab. 5th 
 
 St. Luke, 4th. bel. Thompson 
 
 St. Mary, Spring Gard^m,ab.l3th 
 
 St. Michael, Main St. (Gtn.) 
 
 St. Paul, 22d, ab, Columbia av 
 
 St. Peters, 8th & Reed 
 
 St.Stephen,Powelton av.ab,39th 
 
 Trinity, Passyunk av. nr. 18th 
 German, (General Council) 
 
 Emanuel, 4th & Capenter 
 
 Evangelical, Martin, (Rxb.) 
 
 Holy Trinity, 16th, nr, Venango 
 
 Immanuel, Plum, (Fkd.) 
 St. Jacobus, 3d & Columbi ay 
 St. Johannes, 15th, Poplar 
 St. Michael, Trenton av 
 St, Paul, St. John & Brown 
 St. Peter, 42d & Myrtle 
 St. Thomas, Herman, (Gtn.) 
 Zion, Franklin, ab. Race 
 
 Engiisn (General Synod.) 
 Calvary, 4 .d & Aspen 
 Grace, 35th & Spring Garden 
 Messiah. IGth & Jetterson 
 St. Matthew, Broad & Mt. Vernon 
 Trinity, Main & Queen, (Gin.) 
 
 INDEPENDENT. 
 Emanuel, 4th, ab, Brown 
 St, Paul, 4th, bel. ( anal 
 
 MENNONITE. 
 First, Diamond, ab. 5lh 
 Germantown, Main, (Gtn.) 
 
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL. 
 Alleghany av. & Broad 
 Aramingo, Franklord av. & OH' 
 
 tario 
 Arch St. & Broad 
 Asbury, Chestnut, ab. 32d 
 Belmont, 43d & Aspen 
 Bethany, llih & Mifflin 
 Bridesburg, Kirkbride (Bdg.) 
 Broad & Christian 
 Bustleton on the Pike 
 Cambria, bel. Kensington av 
 Centennary,41st (feSpringGard'n 
 Central, Vine ab. 12th 
 Central, Frank ford 
 Central, Roxborough 
 Christ, 38th & Hamilton 
 Christian St. ab. 24th 
 Cohocksink, Gin. av. ab 4th 
 Cookman, 12th, & Lehigh av^ 
 Cumberland St, & Coral 
 East Montgomery av & Fkd.av 
 Ebenezer, Manyunk 
 Eden, Lehigh av. ab. 4th 
 Eighteenth St. & Wharton 
 Eleventh St. bel. Carpenter 
 Emanuel, 25th & Brown 
 Emory, Callowhill ab. 18th 
 Epworth, 56th & Race 
 Falls of Schuylkill 
 Fitth St. bel. Green 
 First German, Girard av.ab.l2th 
 Fitzwater,ab. 19th 
 Fletcher, 54th & Paschal 
 Fortieth St. & Sansom 
 Frankford av & Folkrod 
 Franklinvilie, 5th & Erie av. 
 Front St. & Laurel 
 Grace, Broad & Master . 
 Green St. ab. 10th 
 Haddington, 63d & Hamtlton 
 Haines St.. (Gtn.) 
 Hancock St., ab. Girard av 
 
OLD SWEDISH CHURCH, 
 Swanson Street. 
 
Kensington, Marlborough 
 Main feu, iiicijuiuiid 
 IVlarriners,vvcishiugtonav.ab.2cl 
 Memorial. Sth & Cumberland 
 Messiah, Moyamea»ing av. & 
 
 Morris 
 Miiestown, York av. & 71st 
 Mt. Carmel, ^^n- av. ab.^iJroad 
 Mt. Olivet, Venango, bel. Rich- 
 mond 
 Mt. Pleasat av. Germantown 
 Mt. Zion, Green la. (Myk.) 
 Nazareth, 13th, ab. Race 
 Nineteenth & Poplar 
 Norris sq.. Maschcr & Eavis 
 Orthodox &t. & Tacony av ^i' kd.) 
 Parl< av. & Norris 
 Pitman, 2od & Lombard 
 Port Richmond, Ricnmond, ab. 
 
 Ann 
 Ridge av. Roxborough 
 Salem, Lombard & Juniper 
 Sanctuary, oih, beL Girard av. 
 Scott, «ih, ab. Tasker 
 Sepviva St., ab. Huntingdon 
 Siloam, Otis, ab. Thompson 
 Spring Garden St., & 20th 
 St. George, 4th &^e\v 
 St. John, 8d, ab. Beaver 
 SI. Paul, Catherine, ab. Gtli 
 St. Stephen,GermantoAvn 
 Summerfield, Dauphin <fe Tulip 
 Tabernacle, 11th ab. Jetterson 
 Tacony, Tulip ab. Tyson 
 Tasker, 5th & Snyder av 
 Tioga tet. & lyth 
 Trinity, 16th ab. Wallace 
 Twelfth, St. & Ogden 
 Twentieth St. & Jefferson 
 Twenty-ninth & York 
 Union, 4ih bel. Arch 
 Wesf.ey Chapel, Chestnut Hill 
 Western, iuth, bel. Walnut 
 Wharton St. ab.3d 
 York St. & Holman 
 
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL 
 (Colored.) 
 Berean, 29th & Heman 
 John Wesley, Sth & Bainbridge 
 Ox.ord St., bel Paul, (Fkd.) 
 Zoar, Brown ab. 4th 
 
 METHODIST (Independent.) 
 Brandywine ab l-lh 
 Piidge av. ab. Columbia av. 
 Wesley. Clearfield & Fraukford 
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL. 
 (African.) 
 Allen Chapel, TJ^h 6i Lombard 
 Bethel, Centre, (Gtn.) 
 Bethel, 0th & Lombard 
 Campbell Chapel, Frankford 
 Little Wesley, Hurst 
 Mt. Pisgah, Locust, ab. 40th 
 
 Union, Fairmount av. ab. 4th 
 ZIon, 7th ab. Tasker 
 
 MORAVIANS. 
 First, Franklin & Wood 
 Fifth, Gtn. av. ab. Dauphin 
 Fourth, Hancock, ab. Dauphin 
 Second, Franklin & Thompson 
 Third, Harrowgate 
 
 NEW JERUSALEM. 
 (Swedenborgian.) 
 Cherry ao. 20th 
 First, 22d& Chestnut 
 Frankford, Paul & Unity 
 PRESBYTERIAN. 
 Alexander, 19th & Green 
 Am. Carmlchael, 5th & Erie 
 Arch St. ab 10th 
 Bethany, 22d & Bainbridge 
 Bethesda, Frankford av. & Vi- 
 enna 
 Bethlehem, Broad & Diamond 
 Calvary, Locust ab. 15th 
 Central, Broad, bel. Brown 
 Chambers, Broad Sansom 
 Chapel, 27th & Hagert 
 Chapel, 20th & Norris 
 Clinton St. & 10th 
 Cohocksink, Franklin & Colum- 
 bia av. 
 Eastburn Mariners, Front, & 
 
 Pine 
 Falls of Schuylkill, Ridge av 
 Fifteenth St., & Lombard 
 First, 7lh & Locust 
 First, Biidesburg 
 First, Perkiomen, (C. H.) 
 First, Chelion av. (Gtn.) 
 First Kensington, Girard Av., ab 
 
 Hanover 
 First Manayunk, Centre St. 
 First Northern Liberties, Button- 
 wood ab 5th 
 First Southwark, German ab. 2d 
 Fourth, 2d & Lombard 
 Frankford Ave, Frankford 
 Gaston Street, nr. Huntingdon 
 Gethsemane, 29th & Passyunt 
 Grace;22d A: Federal 
 Green Hill, Girard Ave. ab. 16lh 
 Greenwich St. beL Moya av. 
 Hermon, Frankford av & Har- 
 rison 
 Holland, Federal ab 13th 
 Hope Chapel, 33d «fc Wharton 
 Howard, Bainbridge ab 3d 
 Kenderton, 16th & Tioga 
 Kensington, Frankford av. ab 
 
 Girard Ave 
 Lehigh av. ab. 5th 
 Mantua, Preston & Aspen 
 Market Square, (Gtn.) 
 Memorial, 18 & Montgomery av 
 ^ Mount Airy. 
 
Ninth, 16cli & Sansom. 
 tJjrth (Jiii ab Greeu 
 Worth Broad St & Green 
 Worthminster, 36ih & Baring 
 Tenth St. bel Girurd a\^ 
 Northwestern, lOih & Master 
 Olivet, 22d & Mt. Vernon 
 Oxford, Broad & Oxford 
 Princeton, puwelton av & 39th 
 Rjchmand st. ab. William 
 Roxborough, Ridge av 
 ocotts. Spruce ab. 3d 
 Second, 21st & Walnut 
 Second, Tulpehoacken (Gtn.) 
 Vine st. & 63d 
 South St. ab 11th 
 South Third bel. Federal 
 Southwestern, 2Uth &, Fitzwater 
 Sipping Garden, liih bel. Green 
 Tabernacle, Bruad ab. Chestnut 
 Taber, 18ch & (Jhrisiian 
 "iemple, Franklm & Tennyson 
 Tenth, i2Lh & Walnut 
 Third, 4tb & Pine 
 Trinity, Franklm & Cambria 
 Union, 13th & Spruce 
 Wakefield, Gtn ave, Gtn 
 Wainut St, ab, 3yth 
 West Arch St & 18th 
 Westminster, Broad& Fitswater 
 West Pd\k, Lancaster Av abSlst 
 West Spruce St, & 17th 
 WnartOii Sc & yih 
 Woodland, 42. i & Pine 
 York St. ab. Coral 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN— Colored. 
 Berean, 17tli & i' airmount av 
 Central, Lombard ab. 8th 
 
 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. 
 A!l Saints, 12th & Fitzwater 
 Burd's Asyium Chapel, 63d & 
 
 Market ]0>^ A. bi. and 5 p. M. 
 Calvary, Maulieim. & Paluski 
 
 (Gtn) 10 A. M.; 4 P. M. 
 Caivery i\rionumental, 41st ab. As- 
 
 l.eii, 10 >^ A. M. and 3 p. m. 
 Christ, 2d ab. Market 
 Christ Ch. Chapel, 2Uih bel Pine, 
 
 llA. M.,4P. M ■ 
 
 Christ, Tulpehocken (Gtn) 
 
 Christ, Gth & Venango 
 
 Church uf the Advent,York av. & 
 Buttonwood 
 
 Church of the Ascension, Lom- 
 bard ub.ilth 
 
 Church of the Atonement, 17th & 
 Summer. 10}/^ a. m., 4 p. m 
 
 Church of the Beloved Disciples, 
 Columbia av. ab. i:Oth 
 
 Church of the Covenant, Filbert 
 ab. 17th, 10>^ 4 
 
 Chi'ic'i of the Crucifiction, 8th 
 ab Bainbridge. lOj^ a.m, 4 p.m 
 
 Church of the Epiphany, 15tli <^z 
 
 Chestnut 
 Church of the Evangelist, Gather- 
 
 ine,ab 7ih 
 Church of the Good Shepherd, 
 
 Cumberland bel. Franklord 
 Church of the Holy Apostles, 21st 
 
 & Christian 
 Church, of the Holy Comforter, 
 
 48th &. Haverford av 
 Church of the Holy Innocents, 
 
 Tacony 
 Church of the Holy Trinity, 19th & 
 
 Walnut 
 Church of the Incarnation, Broad 
 
 <Si Jefl'erson 
 Church of the lyiediator, 19th Sz 
 
 i.ombard 
 Church of the Messiah, Broad & 
 
 Federal 
 Church of the Messiah, Hunting- 
 don & Edgemonc 
 Church of the Nativity, 11th & 
 
 Mt. Vernon 
 Church of the Merciful Saviour^ 
 
 Novris & Camac 
 Church of the Redeemer, Front 
 
 & Queen 
 Church of the Redemption, 22d & 
 
 Callowhill 
 Church of the Resurrection. Broad 
 
 & Tioga 
 Church of San Sauveur, (French) 
 
 21st ab Chestnut, y>^ a. m., 4. 
 
 p. m. 
 Church of the Saviour, SSth beL 
 
 Market 
 Church of the Transfiguration, 
 
 o4th & Walnut 
 Emanual, Marlborough 
 Emanual, Holmesburg 
 Gloria Dei, (Old Swedes) Swan- 
 son bel Christian 
 Grace. 12th & Cherry, 
 Grace, Mt. Airy, (G. n) 
 Holy Trinity, 22d & Spruce 
 St. Albans, Roxborough 
 St. Ambrose, 2Gth & Poplar 
 St, Andrews' Sth ab Spruce 
 St. Andrews' 36th bel Baring 
 St. Barnabas, 65th & Hamilton 
 dt. Bartholamew, 19tb, Ward 
 St. Chrysostom, Ridge & Sus- 
 quehanna ave. 103^ A. M., 4 
 
 p. M. 
 
 St. Clements, 20th & Cherry .7, 8, 
 
 \)^4, Vd}-i A. M., 4. 114, P. M. 
 
 St. Davids, Centre (Myk) 
 St. Georges, Hazel Av & 61st 
 
 9. 10;^ A. M., and 1].^ p. m. 
 St. James, 22d & Walnut. lQyj_ 
 
 A. M.. and 4 p. M. 
 St. iames the Loss, Nicetown av 
 
St. James, 52cl & Kershaw av 
 St. James, woodland av., ab. 
 
 68tli 
 St. Johns, Brown ab 2d. 
 St, Johns Free Church, (Fkd) 
 St. John the Baptist, Mehle 
 
 (Gtn), 7, 103<^ A. M., 4, 73^ P. M. 
 St. John the Evangelist, 3d & 
 
 Reed 
 St. Jude, Franklin ab. Brown 
 St. Lukes, 13tLi bel. Spruce. 
 St. Lukes, Bustleton. 
 St. Lukes, Main (Gtn) lOj^ A M. 
 
 and 4 P. M. 
 St. Marks, Locust, ab. 16th, 9, 
 ■ 10^ A. M., 734 p. M. 
 St. Mary, Locust, ab. 39th 
 St. Matthias, 19th & Wallace 
 St. Matthew, Girard av. & 18th 
 St. Michael, High, (Gtn.) 
 St. Paul, 3d, ab. Spruce 
 St. Paul, Chestnut av. (C. H.) 
 St. Paul, Kensington av., nr. 
 
 Buckius 
 St. Peters. 3d & Pine, 1]4, lOK 
 
 a. m., 4 p. m. 
 St. Peter, Wayne, (Gtn.) 
 St. Philip, Spring Garden, ab. 
 
 13th 
 St. Thomas, (African), 5th, ab. 
 
 Locust 
 St. Timothy, Reed, ab. 7th 
 St. Timothy, Kidge av. (Myk.) 7, 
 
 9, 103^ a. m., 4, and p.m. 
 St. Stephen, luth, ab. Chestnut, 
 
 10]4 a. m., 4, and G p. m. 
 St Stephen, Bridge, Bdg.) 
 Trinity, Catherinj, ab. 2d 
 Trinity, Oxford rd., nr. 2d 
 Trinity, 42d bel. Kingsessing av. 
 Zion, Sth & Columbia av. 
 REFORMED CHURCH IM AMER- 
 ICA. 
 (Dutch Reformed.) 
 First, 7tli & Spring Garden 
 Fifth, Otis. ab. Memphis 
 Fourth. Cotton, (Myk.) 
 Second, 7th ab. Brown 
 
 REFORMED CHURCH IN THE 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 Bethlehem, Norris & Blair 
 Christ, Gieeu, nr. 16th 
 Emanuel. HSth & Baring 
 Emanuel, Weisert, (Bdg.) 
 First, Race, ab. 3d 
 Heidleberg, i. th & Oxford 
 Salem, Fairmount av. ab. 3d 
 St. Johns, Huverford ab.40th 
 St. Marks. r>th, ab. Huntingdon 
 St. Paul, 17th & FitzW"ter 
 Trinity, 7th. ab. Oxford 
 Zion, 6th, bel. Thompson 
 
 REFORMED EPISCOPAL. 
 Holy Trmity, I2th & Oxford 
 Our Redeemer, 16th & Oxford 
 Covenant, Melon, ab. 12th 
 Emanuel, York and Sepviva 
 Frankfordav., Co-operative Hall 
 Grace, Falls of Schuylkill 
 Reconciliation, 13th and Tasket 
 Second, Che!?tnut, ab. '21st 
 St. Paul, Orthodox. (Fkd.) 
 Tliirfl, Wayne, (Gtn.) 
 
 REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. 
 (General Synod.) 
 First. Chestnut and Ibth 
 First, Bruad ab. Tine, 103^, & 4. 
 Fifth, Front, ab. York, 10>^ & 33^ 
 Fourth, 18th and Filbert, 103^ & 3 
 Second, 22d, ab. Vine, 103^ & 3 
 Second,20th and Vine,103^ & 33^ 
 
 (Synod.) 
 First, 17th and Bainbridge, 103^ 
 
 a. m., 4 p. m. 
 Second, l/th, ab. Arch, 103^ 
 
 a. m., 334 p. m. 
 Third, Deal bel. Frankford av. 
 
 103^ a. m., 3 p. B8. 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC. 
 Cathedral of St. Peter & St. Paul. 
 
 18th and Race. 6, 73^, 83^, 9, 
 
 103^, a. m. 
 All Saints, Bockius, (Bdg.), 8, 
 
 10 a. m., 2 and 3 p. m. 
 Annunciation, 10th and Dicker- 
 son, 6y,. 8, 103^, a. m., 3 p. m. 
 Assumption, spring Garden, ab. 
 
 lUh,';,734,9, 03^ a.m., 33^ p.m. 
 Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. 
 
 Oak, I Myk), 7,83^, 103^,33^ 
 Church of the Gesu, 18ih and 
 
 StiJes. 6,7, 73^, :%, 8, 9, 10, 33^ 
 Holy Trinity, (German), 6th and 
 
 Spruce, 7, 8, 9, 03^, 23^ 
 Immacculate Conception, Front 
 
 and Canal, 6, H]/., 103^. 33^ 
 Our Lady of Consolation, ( hest- 
 
 nutav., (C. H.).«, 103^,4 
 Our Lady of the Visitation, Front 
 
 and Lehigh av., 63^, 83^, 103^ 
 
 a. m.. 'r>y p. m. 
 Our Mother of Sorrows, 48th and 
 
 Decatur av., 7}^, 103^, 33^ 
 Sacred Heart of Jesus, 3d bel. 
 
 Reed, 6U,83^,103^ a.m.73^p.m. 
 St. Agatha, 38th and Spring Gar. 
 
 den, (% 8, 10^/^ a m., 33? p.m. 
 St. Alphotisus, 4'th and Reed ,73/c<, 
 
 10 a. m.: 23-2 P- ni. 
 St. Ann, Lehigh av. and Cedar, 
 
 334, 6%, 8, 83^, 9, 103^ ^iy. 
 
 St. Augustine, 4th, ab. Hai-c, 
 
 6, 8, 9, 1034 a. m., 33^ p. m. 
 St. Bonifa'B^ Diamond .11 id Nor- 
 
 rissir.,534,7H, 9, 10 3,73^ 
 
St. Bridget, Falls of Schuylkill, 
 
 8, liji^ a. in., 3>^]). m. 
 St. Charles Borromeo, '20th and 
 
 Christian, 6, 1}i, sy,, 9, 10>< 
 
 a. m., 3^^ p. m. " 
 
 St. Clement, 71st and Woodland 
 
 av., ly., 1J}4 a. m., sy p. m. 
 Si. Dominie, Holmesburg, ly, 
 
 IQi^ a. ra.^o;^ p. m. 
 St. Edward th-e Confessor, 8th & 
 
 York, 7, 8, 'JAOy. .m.,3]^p.m. 
 St. Elizabeth. 23d and Berks, 6i<, 
 
 sy. loy a. lu., sy p. m. 
 
 St. Francis Xavier, '25th and Bid- 
 die, 6'.^, 8, 8)^<, lOJ^ 3>^ 
 
 St. James, 3 th Chestnut, 6y, 
 
 ^ 7>^, ,>3^, 9^, loy a. ni., 4 p.m. 
 
 St. Jjacbism, Penn and Pine 
 ( Fkd.), 7, 9, lOy a. m., 3:!^p.m. 
 
 St. Jolin the Baptist, Hobinson, 
 (VIyk.)6X, 81/0,10^,31^ 
 
 St. John the Evangelist. 13th. ab. 
 Chestnut, ey, 8. 103^ 4 
 
 St. Josephs, Willings al., 6, 7 
 ^y,loya.m.,5yj).m. 
 
 St. Malachy, 11th, ab. Muster, 6, 
 
 7. 9. 103^ a.m., Sj^ p.m. 
 St. Maiy, 4th, ab. Spruce, 6. sy, 
 
 10>^a. m., 31^ p.m. 
 St. Mary i\3agdalene di Pazzi, 
 
 Merriott, ab. 7th, 8, 10 sy 
 St. Michael, 2d, ab. Master, 6, 7, 
 
 8, 9, lui^a. m., 3><p. m. 
 St. Patrick, 20th ab". Spruce, 6, 
 
 7. 8,9, 101^ a.m., 3J^ p.m. 
 St. Paul, Christian, ab. 9th, 6 
 
 7y, 8, 9, 101^ a. m., Sy p. m. 
 St. Peter, ;"th & Girard av., by, 
 
 Oy. ly, 8;.^, 10 a . m , 2%, 7 p.-hl 
 St. Philips de Neri, Queen, ab. 
 
 2d, 6, 8, 9, lOy a. m., 3>^ p. m. 
 
 St. Stephens, McetoAvn, 7K i^y 
 
 a. m., zy p. m. ^^' "^^ 
 
 St. Teresa, Broad & Catherine 
 St. Veronica, 2d (fe Butler, 8 lOU 
 
 a. m., 3 p. m. 
 St. Vincent de Paul, Price and 
 
 Evans, 6, 8, 9J4", 1014 4 
 St. Vincent, Tacony, 103^ 3 
 ^ SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATIONS. 
 Co-Operative, 240 S. 5th 
 First, 810 Spring Garden 
 t^eystone. 8th & Spring Garden 
 Second, Thompson, s el. Fror" 
 U.MITARIAN. 
 
 Broad & Spring Garden 
 First, 10th and Locust 
 Germantown, Green & Chelton 
 av. 
 
 UMITEO BRETHREN. 
 First, 4th. ab. Norris 
 
 Second, Edgemont & Westmore- 
 land 
 
 UrySTED PRESBYTERIAN, 
 Eighth, Buinbridge, ab. 11th 
 Fifth, 20th & Button wood 
 First, Broad and Lombard 
 Fourth, 19th and Fitzwater 
 Norris sq., Susquehanna av. &■ 
 
 Hancock 
 North, Master, ab. 15th 
 Second, Race, ab. loth 
 Seventh, Onhodox & Leiper 
 
 (Fkd.) 
 Tenth, 08th and Hamilton 
 
 UNiVERSALIST. 
 Al! Soiils, Broad & Spring Garden 
 Church of the Messiah, Locust, 
 
 ab. 13th 
 Church of the Restoration, Mas- 
 ter, ab. 16th 
 
 Academy of Music, Broad and 
 Locust 
 
 Academy of Fine Arts, Broad 
 antl Cherry, (every other 
 Sunday Free.) 
 
 Arch St. Opera House, Arch St. 
 ab. 10th 
 
 Arch St. Theater, Arch, ab. Gth 
 Eleventh St. Opera House, 11th 
 ab. Chestnut 
 
 Franklin Institute, (Monthly 
 Free Lectures), 7th, ab.Chest- 
 nut 
 
 Haverly's Theater, Chestnut, ab. ' 
 
 12th 
 Horticultural Hail, (Free), West 
 Park 
 
 Lyceum, Broad ab. Spruce 
 
 National Museum, (Free), Inde- 
 pendence Hall 
 
 Opera House, Chestnut ab. 10th 
 
 Pennsylvania Museum, (Free), 
 Memorial Hall, West Park 
 
 Wagner Institute, (Free Lect- 
 ure) Montgomery av. 
 
 Walnut St, Theater, 9th and 
 
 Walnut 
 Zoological Garden, West Park 
 
ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN DIRECTORY. 
 
 Beautifully and conveniently located, (accessible Ijy the 
 steamljoats wliicli ply at frequent intervals up ami. down the 
 Schuylkill, and the street cars from all pai ts of the city,) on the 
 west side of the Schuylkill, just below thcGirardav. britlgo, in 
 that 2:iart of the park known as ' Solitude," is the Zoclooicai^ 
 Garden. As "we enter by the Gothic structure or gate, on the 
 north end, a little to the right, is 
 
 The Carnivoua House, the homo of the lions, giraffes, tigers, 
 kangaroos, hj-enas, leopards, etc. Just south of the Carnivo- 
 ra House is 
 
 The Monkey House, which every one seems desirous of 
 seeing. Out of the Monkey House, by the western door, the 
 road leads us to 
 
 Thf AvjATiT. winch contains many rare and beautiful birds 
 from all pa.ts of the world. 
 
 Thk Fox Pens arc west of the Aviary, and adjoin 
 
 The Wolf Pens ; and on the same road is 
 
 The Raccoon IIoise, Directly opposite the Aviary is 
 
 Tni; I'l'.AiniE-DoG Village, after admiring ^vhich, avc goto 
 
 Tpie Elkphant House and see the eleiDhants, thtni take a 
 iook at the 
 
 Khixoceros and the Guinea Pigs; not neglecting 
 
 Tho l^AP.r.iT House, on the way to 
 
 The Eagle Aviarv, where will be found several fine speci- 
 mens cf these interesting birds ; after Avhich Ave pay a visit to 
 
 The Deer Enclosure, then on to 
 
 The Bison Sheds, and take a look at theBulfalo; then last 
 though not least in attractiveness are 
 
 The r.EAR Pits, which will be found on the eastern side of 
 the Garden on the river walk. 
 
 There are many other obiecls of interest here which must 
 be seen lo l>e ai)pri'cuite(l. 
 
 GO 
 
'^^i.Jr^^^'^ ■^' 
 
CITY RAILWAY DIRECTORY. 
 
 The following is the running direction of the city railway 
 cars. It frjquently occurs that persons unfamiliar witti 
 the routes get on cars that traverse but a short distance on the 
 streets of other li-ies, they are cautioned not to pay their fare 
 unless certain the car goes the ])roper distance, to prevent 
 such mistakes, state your destination to the conductor when 
 paying fare. 
 
 On several lines transfer tickets to other branches are 
 given, whilst otliers charge extra on same line and further 
 distance; information relative to this may be obtained of 
 the conductors. 
 
 Transfer or exchange tickets can be had to Fairmount 
 Parle from most of the lines running north or west, when 
 not running direct to the Park. 
 
 Those lines running direct to the Park are designated 
 thus* 
 
 CARS RUNNING NORTH. 
 
 Pront St., *Chestnut to Vine, 
 Thompson to Ambi-r. 
 
 Howard, fr, Columbia av. to 
 Huntingdon. 
 
 Frankfordav.Oxford to Frank- 
 ford. 
 
 3d, Miflain to Oxford. 
 
 oth. Jackson to Lehigh av. 
 
 7th, *Spriiig Garden lo Susque- 
 hanna av. 
 
 Germauiowu av to Gtn. 
 
 8tti, Dickinson to Columbia av 
 
 9th, *.vicKedn to Spg. Gard'n; 
 
 Ridge av. *9t:T to Manayunk. 
 
 lOLh, Diamond to G^rmantown 
 av. 
 
 lltli, Reed to Snsquehannaav. 
 
 Brodd, Columbia av. to Somer- 
 set. 
 
 15th, Carpentar to Norris 
 
 Itith, Carpenter to Susquehan- 
 na av. 
 
 18t Ii.Sm nsom to Montgomery a v 
 
 19th, Carpenter to Norns. 
 
 21sC, *Arch to Cailowhill. 
 
 23d, *Spruceto Green 
 
 3}d, fr. *Spruce to Eadline. 
 
 35tii, *fr. Spring Garpen to Zo- 
 ological Garden. 
 
 38th, *fr. Sprue© to Lancaster 
 av. 
 
 41st,*fr. Market to Elm av. 
 
 CARS RUNNING EAST. 
 
 Dickinson, *fr, 12th to 8th. 
 Federal, fr. 7th to Front. 
 Christian, fr. 23d to 5lh. 
 Lombard, fr. 25th to Front. 
 Spruce, fr. 36th to 3d. 
 Chestnut, fr. 42d to Front. 
 Market, Ir. e5th to Front, 
 Baring, fr. 41st to 3od. 
 Filbert, fr. 20th to 7th. 
 Arch, fr .20th to 2d. 
 Race, fr. 22d to 2d. 
 Cailowhill, fr. 26th to Front. 
 Spring Garden 25th to 7ih. 
 Green, fr. 25th to Beach. 
 Wallace, fr. 23d to Franklin. 
 GirariJ Av nue, fr. Belmont av. 
 
 to Palmer, 
 ThomiiSon, fr. Franklin to 
 
 Front. 
 J ffers. n, fr. 27th to Franklin. 
 Columbiit, av.tr. 3)th to Howard 
 Berks, fr. 5th to Front. 
 Lehigh av. fr. 5th to Kensing- 
 
 tou av. 
 
 CARS RUNNING SOUTH. 
 
 Front, fr. Cailowhill to Chest- 
 nut and fr. Dock to Lombard 
 
 Hancock, fr. Huntingdon to 
 Susquehanna av. 
 
 Frankford av., fr. Fraiikford to 
 Jefferson st. 
 
 63 
 
4th, fr. Gcrmantown av. to 
 Dickinson. 
 
 fith, fr. Lehigh av. to Jackson. 
 
 7th, fr. Race to Federal. 
 
 Franklin, fr. Susquehanna av. 
 to Race. 
 
 Ridge av. fr. :Manayunk to 10th 
 
 10th, fr. Diamo.id to Mifflin. 
 
 12th, Susquehanna av. loWliar- 
 ton, & fr. Miiflin to Snyder 
 av. 
 
 13th, fr. Somerset to McKean. 
 
 17th, fr. Norris to Carpenter. 
 
 ISth, fr. Filbert to Wharton. 
 
 20th, fr. Montgomery av to Fil- 
 bert, 
 
 22d, fr. Wallace to Filbert. 
 
 35th, Ir. Zoological Garden to 
 Powelton ave. 
 
 40th, fr.Elm av. to Baltimore av 
 
 (ierniantown, fr. Gtn av. to 7th 
 
 Pasyunk av. fr. South to Sny- 
 der av. 
 CARS RUNNING WEST. 
 
 Snyder av. fr. 12th to Broad. 
 
 Ellsworth, fr. 8th to 23d. 
 
 Wharton, fr. 12th to 17th. and 
 fr. Front to 9th. 
 
 South, fr. Front to 27th. 
 
 Pine, *fr. 2d to 23d. 
 
 Sansom, fr. 6th to 18th. 
 
 Walnut, *fr. Front to 22d. 
 
 Cliestnut. *fr. 22d to 41st. 
 
 Market, *fr. Front to G5Lh. 
 
 Arch, *fr. 2dto2lst. 
 
 Vhie, *fr. 3dto23d. 
 
 Callowh ll,*rr. Front to 26th. 
 
 Spring Garden, *ir. 9th to 23d. 
 
 Fainuount av *fr Delaware av 
 to 25th. 
 
 Poplar, *fr. 7th to 29th. 
 
 Girard av. *fr. Palmer to Bel- 
 mont av. 
 
 Lancaster av. *fr. 32d to 52. 
 
 Richmond, fr. Bridge to Frank- 
 ford av. 
 
 Master, fr. ==*Frankf d av to 27th 
 
 Columbia av *fr. Front to 34lh 
 
 Berks, fr. Front to 6th. 
 
 Spruce, *fr. 30th to 38th. 
 
 Lehighav.fr. Kensington av- 
 toGth 
 
 TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. 
 
 AIVIERIDAN DISTRICT. 
 
 3d and chestnut 
 8th and Cliestnut 
 Broad and Chestnut 
 20th and Locust 
 40th and Locust 
 36:h and Lancaster av 
 Broad and Wood 
 Sthand Wood 
 20th and Callowhill 
 Jetterson and Carlisle 
 
 AMERICAN RAPID. 
 Chestnut, ab. 3d 
 
 AMERICAN UNION. 
 102 South 3d 
 
 CONTINENTAL. 
 235 Chestnut 
 
 GOLD & STOCK. 
 3d and Chestnut 
 
 MUTUAL UNION. 
 103 Walnut 
 
 PHILADELPHIA LOCAL. 
 
 10th aud Chestuut 
 
 PHILADELPHIA & READING. 
 
 204 Souili 4lh 
 
 POLICE & FIRE ALARM. 
 
 5th and Chestnut 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 American, Chestnut, ab. 5th 
 Aidiiie, Chestnut, ab. 19th 
 Allagheny, Market, ab. 8th 
 Ballevue, Broad and Walnut 
 Bingham, 11th and Market 
 Colonnade, 15th and Chestnut 
 Continental, 9lh and Chestnut 
 Commercial, Market ab. 8th 
 Girard, 9Lh and Chestnut 
 Guy's, 7tli and Chestnut 
 
 Lafayetie, Broad aud Chestnut 
 Merchant's, 4th ab. Market 
 Ridgway, Delaware av.& Marlcct 
 St. v/harles, 3d and Arch 
 St. Cloud, Arch, ab. nh 
 St. Elmo, Arch ab. 3d 
 St. George, Broad aud Walnut 
 Washington, Chestnut, ab. 7.h 
 West End, Chestnut, ab. I5th 
 
STEAM RAILWAYS. 
 
 BERK STREET DEPOT. 
 
 (American and Berks.) 
 Bound Brook R. R. 
 N. Penna. R. R. 
 Lehigh Valley R. R. 
 i»hiladelphia & Reading R. R. 
 
 BROAD STREET STATION 
 Baltimore and Ohio R. R. 
 Baltimore and Potomac R, R. 
 Belvidere R. R. 
 Cumberland Valley R. R. 
 Del. Lack. & Western R. R. 
 Northern Central R. R. 
 Pennsylvania Central R. R. 
 Phila., Wil. and Bait. R. R. 
 Shenandoah Valley R. R. 
 W.Chester & Philadelphia R.R. 
 Wilmington & Northern R. R. 
 
 Virginia Midland R. R. 
 CALLOWHILL STREET DEPOT. 
 Catawissa R. R. Callowhili 
 
 and 13th 
 Philadelphia & Reading R. R. 
 
 FOOT OF MARKET STREET. 
 Cam. and Amboy Div. P. R. R. 
 West Jersfy R. R. 
 
 FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, 
 Cam., Gloupea & Mt. Kph. R. R. 
 
 FOOT OF VINE. 
 
 Camden and Atlantic R. R. 
 
 KENSINGTON DEPOT. 
 
 (Front and Berks.) 
 
 Pennsylvania Central R. R. 
 
 PIER 8 S. Wharves. 
 
 (Delaware av. ab. Walnut.) 
 
 Philadelphia & Atlantic R Jt. 
 
 FERRIES. 
 
 CAMDEN. 
 
 Fr. South St. to Kaign's Point 
 
 CAMDEN &PHILADEPHIA. 
 
 COOPERS POINT. 
 
 Fr. Vine St. & Shackamaxon 
 . 8t. to Cooper's Pt. 
 
 GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Fr, South St. 
 
 WEST JERSEY. 
 
 Fr. Market to Market St. Caj 
 den 
 
 THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. 
 
THE NEW STREET DIRECTORY of PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 Showing lilt' StiTcts, Avenues, Lanes, Courts, Places, Etc. 
 
 *£6=- The Streets ruiiriing i\! orih and South, across the City, 
 are Irom 2d lo 72d in nuraerical order. Divided by Market 
 they are called- North and South; tliose above Market being 
 called JSTorth, and tho.se below Market South. 
 
 The decimal system of numbering the houses being used,- 
 100 is allowed tor each square North and South of Market, 
 and West troni the Dehuvare river: thus No. 200 North 
 Thii'd street would be at Race, 200 South Third at Walnut, 
 200 Walnut at Second, and 300 at Third, and so on. The 
 even numbers are on the South and West sides, and tlie odd 
 numbers on the North and East sides. 
 
 TABLE OF THE NUMBERS OF THE MAIN STREETS 
 RUNNING EAST AND WEST. 
 North of Market. 
 '2100 Diamond. 
 2200 Susqueliauua. 
 2300 Daupliin. 
 2400 York. 
 2.')00 Cuinberlaud. 
 2600 Huutingdou. 
 2700 Leliigh Av. 
 2J-00 Somerset. 
 2900 Cambria. 
 3000 Indiaua. 
 3] 00 Clearfield. 
 3200 Allegheny. 
 3300 Westmor'elaud 
 3400 Ontario. 
 .3500 Tioga. 
 3fi00 VeuaDgo 
 •8700 Erie. 
 3S00 Butler. 
 3900 Pike. 
 
 100 Arch. 
 
 200 Race. 
 
 ; 00 Viue. 
 
 400 Callow hi 11. 
 
 r.OO Noble. 
 
 HOO Green. 
 
 700 yairmount av. 
 
 800 Brown. 
 
 900 Poplar. 
 lOOO Octer. 
 1100 George. 
 1200 Girard At. 
 V'.OO Thompson. 
 ]4.)0 Master. 
 l.')00 Jeff.M-sou. 
 KiOO Oxford. 
 17(10 Columbia Av. 
 ISOO Mo tgomery. 
 1900 Berks. 
 2000 Norris. 
 
 South of Market. 
 
 100 
 
 200 
 
 .300 
 
 400 
 
 .^00 
 
 600 
 
 700 
 
 800 
 
 900 
 
 1000 
 
 1100 
 
 1200 
 
 130 t 
 
 1400 
 
 1500 
 
 Chestnut. 
 
 Waluut. 
 
 Spruce. 
 
 Pine. 
 
 Lombard, 
 
 South. 
 
 Bain bridge. 
 
 Catherine. 
 
 Chri^^tian. 
 
 Carpenter. 
 
 Washington Av. 
 
 Federal. 
 
 Wharton. 
 
 Reed. 
 
 DickersoH. 
 
 1600 
 1700 
 1 00 
 1900 
 2000 
 2100 
 2200 
 2300 
 2400 
 250 ) 
 2600 
 2700 
 2SO0 
 2900 
 3000 
 
 Tasker. 
 
 Morris. 
 
 ISIoore. H 
 
 Miffliu. 
 
 McKean. 
 
 Snyder. 
 
 .Tack son. 
 
 Wolf. 
 
 Hitner. 
 
 Porter. 
 
 Shunk. 
 
 O egou. 
 
 .Johnston. 
 
 Bigler. 
 
 Pollock. 
 
 4000 
 
 Luzerne. 
 
 4100 
 
 Koxborough. 
 
 4200 
 
 Juniata. 
 
 4300 
 
 Bristol. 
 
 4400 
 
 Cayuga. 
 
 4500 
 
 Wingoliocking 
 
 46iM) 
 
 Courtlaud. 
 
 4700 
 
 Wyal using. 
 
 4S00 
 
 Wyoming. 
 
 4900 
 
 Loudon. 
 
 5000 
 
 Kocklaud, 
 
 )100 
 
 Kuscorab. 
 
 5200 
 
 Lindley. 
 
 5300 
 
 Wi^teria. 
 
 5400 
 
 Fisher. 
 
 5.500 
 
 Somerville. 
 
 5600 
 
 Clarkson. 
 
 5700 
 
 Olney. 
 
 5S00 
 
 Che\T-. 
 
 3100 
 
 Packer. 
 
 3200 
 
 Curtin. 
 
 3300 
 
 Geary, 
 
 3400 
 
 Hartranft. 
 
 3500 Hoyt. 
 
 3600 
 
 .S6th Av. 
 
 .3700 
 
 37th Av. 
 
 3S00 
 
 3Sth Av. 
 
 3900 
 
 39th Av. 
 
 4000 
 
 40th At. 
 
 4100 
 
 41st Av. 
 
 4200 
 
 42d At. 
 
 4.S00 43d Av. 
 
 4400 
 
 44th At. 
 
 4500 
 
 45th At. 
 
NEW STREET DIRECTORY. 
 
 
 Above, North 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS. 
 
 
 ab. 
 
 C. H. Chestnut Hill 
 
 My 
 
 
 or West of 
 
 c. Corner 
 
 N. 
 
 al. 
 
 Alley 
 
 cr. Creek 
 
 pk 
 
 av. 
 
 Avenue 
 
 ct. Court 
 
 pl. 
 
 bel. 
 
 Below, East 
 
 E. East 
 
 rd. 
 
 
 or South of 
 
 Fkd. Frankford 
 
 S. 
 
 bet. 
 
 Between 
 
 fr. From 
 
 sqr 
 
 Bdg. 
 
 Bridesburg 
 
 Gtn. Germantown 
 
 W. 
 
 A., W. fr. 22d, ab. Thompson 
 A., N. fr. 2500 Kensington av 
 Abbott's et., fr. 529 Fitz water 
 Abel pl., Ir. 1021 Lemon 
 Aberdeen, fr., 214 Spruce 
 Abigail, W. fr. Amber, bel. Otis 
 Abbottaford, fr. 3215 N. 36th 
 Academy, W fr. 10th, ab. Arch 
 Accomic pl., fr. 311 Wildey 
 Acorn al., fr. Locust, ab. 8th 
 Acton pl S. fr. Pearl, ab. Uth 
 Adair av.,fr. 415 N. 13th 
 Adaliue, fr. Margaret (Fkd.) 
 Adams, fr. Frankford, (Fkd) 
 Adams, fr. 2422 Commerce 
 Adams, fr. Walnut la. (Gtn.) 
 Addison, W. fr. 17th, bel. Pine 
 Adelphia, W. fr. 214 S. 5th 
 Adelphia, al., fr. 152 Pegs 
 Adrain, E. fr. Ridge av. (Myk.) 
 Arlrain, N. fr. 45 Otter 
 Alton, W.fr. 1126 S. 16th 
 Agate. N. fr. Ann, bel Tulip 
 Agile's, S. fr. Christian, ab. 10th 
 Airy, N. fr. Thompson, ab. loth 
 Alaska, fr. 618 Passyunk av 
 Albergc-uct., fr. Willow, ab. 7th 
 Albeit, fr, 1028 S. 12th 
 Albert, W.fr. Emerald, bel. Ann 
 Albert av., fr. 1220 Palmer 
 Alberto av., fr. 1210 Palmer 
 Albion, S. fr. Pine, ab. 21st 
 Albion, N. fr. Arch, ab. 21st 
 Albion, N. fr. Spruce, ab. 21st 
 Alder, N. fr. Poplar, ab. iLth 
 Alexander, fr. 624 Fitzwaler 
 Alexander, fr. lo23 Wharton 
 Alfred, fr. Queen, (Gtn.) 
 Alford, E. ir. Gth, bel. Pine 
 
 Myk. Manyunk 
 
 North 
 
 Park 
 
 Place 
 
 Koad 
 
 South 
 sqr. Square 
 
 West 
 
 Alice ct., fr. 1013 Sansom 
 Aliens la., S. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Aliens ct., fr. 925 Rodman 
 Allegheny av., E. & W.,3200 N. 
 Allen, S. W. fr. Mary to 41st 
 Allen, S. fr. Palmer, ab Beach 
 Allen, W. fr. Frankford, (Fkd.) 
 Allen la., fr. Gtn.av. (Gtn.) 
 Allen's ct., fr. 720 Bainbridge 
 Allen's ct., fr. 6i3 Minster 
 Allison, S. fr. Arch, ab. 56th 
 Allison pl., fr. 120 N. Front 
 Almendo, fr. 1029 Cumberland 
 Almira, pl. fr. 722 N. Front 
 Almond, E. fr. 719 S. 2d; 
 Almond, fr. Ash (Bdg.) 
 Almont pl ., fr. 1529 Cadwahid er 
 Alroy, VV. fr. Ridge av., ab. 13th 
 Alter, fr. 1118 S. 17th 
 Alton ct., S. ir. Richard ab. 16th 
 Aman,fr. 1421 S. 12th 
 Amanda pl. fr. 2319 Pearl 
 Amber, N. E, fr. Front &Norris 
 Ami.ler'g ct. fr. 131'.* Heath 
 Amboy, fr. 1321 Jefferson 
 Ameiia, W. fr. 5th ab. Miffln 
 America, fr. Byron, hA. Myrtle 
 American, N. fr. Master, ab. 2d 
 American W. fr. 23 ab. Hare 
 American pl., fr. 221 N. 4th 
 Americus, S. fr. Oxen, ab. 8th 
 Amity, fr. 1421 Stiles ab. 14th 
 Amos p;., fr. 1521 Randolph 
 Anadalepl,,tr. 723N.9th 
 Analine, S.fr. Federal, ab.l7th 
 Annapolis, S. fr. South, bel. 2d 
 Anderson, S.fr.Indiana.ab.l th 
 Andress, S. fr. Mellon, ab. 12th 
 Ang er, iS. fr. Race, ab. 33d 
 
Anita, fr. 1120 S. 10th 
 Ann, E. fr. Amber & Indiana 
 Ann, W. fr. 17th, ab. Spruce 
 Ann, W. fr. Trenton av. (Fkd.) 
 Ann, W. fr. 2634 Emerald 
 Ann pi., E. fr, 1319 Wheat 
 Anthony, fr. 722 Dickerson 
 Anthracite, fr. 2631 Belgrade 
 Apple, W. fr. 1328 Wheat 
 Apple.S.f r.Lancaster av.ab.^.Oth 
 Apple, W. fr. Cedar, (Myk.) 
 Appletree al., fr. 226 N. 4th 
 Apsley, S. fr.Gtn,av.ab. Berkley 
 Arabella, fr.522 Washington av 
 Aramingo, fr. 2420 Commerce 
 Aramlngo, W, fr. Paul, (Fkd.) 
 Arazonia, fr. 2320 N. 9th 
 Arch, E. & W., 200 N. 
 Arch av. fr. 517 Dillwyn 
 Archibold pi. fr. 1318 Race 
 Arlington, fr. 1928 N. 17th 
 Arizona, W. fr. 12th ab. Spruce 
 Armand pl.,fr. 720 Marshall 
 Armat, N. fr. Gtn. av. (Gta.) 
 Armstrong ct., fr, 419 Locust 
 Armstrong ct.,fr.l218 Catherine 
 Arrisou,fr. 126 S. 15th 
 Arrott, E. fr. Oakland, (Fkd.) 
 Artisan, S. fr. Ball, (Bdg.) 
 Ash, v\\ fr. Richmond, ab. York 
 Ashburton, W. fr. 23d, bel. Pine 
 Ashbuiy, S. fr. South, ab. 5th 
 Ashhurst, S. fr. Market, ab. 2d 
 Ashhole, Spruce, ab. 33d 
 A&hlaiid, N.fr.Wharton,ab.lOth 
 Ashland, E. fr. Stiles, (Fkd.) 
 Ashland, E. fr. Penn, (Myk.) 
 Ashmead, S. fr. Clinton, (Gtn.) 
 Ashton pi., E. fr. 23d ab. Race 
 Aspen, W. from 500 N. 35th 
 Aspen, Spruie, ab. 21st 
 Aspen St. pL, fr. 415 Albion 
 Astor pi., N. Front, ab. Brown 
 Asylum, E. fr. 15th, bel. Spruce 
 Asylum, S. fr. 1412 Spruce 
 Asylum rd., N.fr.Adam6,(Fkd.) 
 Atherton, S. fr. Marriott, ab. 5th 
 Atkinson ct., N. fr. 529 Lombard 
 Atlanta, W. ir. 17th ab. Tioga 
 Atlantic, E., fr. York ab.l6th 
 Atlee pi. fr. 728 Humes av 
 Atmore. W. fr. 13th, ab. Brown 
 At wood pi., fr. 1020 Hamilton 
 Auburn fr. 1030 S. 8th 
 Auburn. W. fr. Trenton, (Fkd.) 
 Audubon pi., fr. 28 N. 4th 
 A\igustapl.W.fr.Front,ab.Kace 
 Aurora. W. fr. 9th, ab. Spruce 
 Austin, 8. fr. Federal, ab. 10th 
 Austin, pi. fr. 831 St. John, 
 Autumn, S. fr. Barker, ab. 19th 
 Autumn, S. fr. Vine, ab. 17th 
 Avenue C.,E.fr.323New Market 
 
 Avon pi., E. fr. 433 N. 13th 
 Award's ct., W. fr. 328 Dugan 
 Aydellotte ct., N. fr. Parham 
 Azalia, E. fr, I5th, ab. Race 
 B, W. fr. 23d, bel. Master 
 B., N. fr. Kensington av. ab A 
 Bache ct., fr. 1423 Race, 
 Baden, S. fr. Alaska, ab, 7th 
 Bailey, N. fr. Jefferson, ab. 26th 
 Bailey's ct., N. fr. John, bel. 2d 
 Bailey's ct., W. fr. 1226 Mascher 
 Bainbridge. E. & W., 700 S. 
 Baird, W. fr. Queen, (Gtn.) 
 Baird's av., N. fr. 1323 Brown 
 Baker's al., fr. 515 Powell 
 Baker's ct., fr. 941 Alder 
 Baker pi., W. from 320 St. John 
 Baker, E. fr, 8th ab, Catherine 
 Baker, E., fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Baker, fr. Green la. (Myk.) 
 Baldwin, pi. fr. 529 York. 
 Ball, fr. 2021 Richmond 
 Ballenger av. fr. 1020 Race 
 Ball's ct., fr. Front, ab. Poplar 
 Balsam pi., fr, 747 S, 5th 
 Balston pi., N.fr.Concord, ab. 2d 
 Baltic pi., N.fr. Catharine, ab. 2d 
 Baltimore av. S. W. fr. 39th & 
 
 Woodland av 
 Baltz, S. fr. Thompson, ab. 30th 
 Bambrey, S. fr. Poplar, ab. 25th 
 Banana, W.fr. 15th,ab.Girard av 
 Bancroft, S.fr. Wharton, ab. 16th 
 Bangor, fr. 730 Lloyd 
 Bank, S. fr. Market, bel. 3d 
 Banker's av.,fr.Warren, ab.39th 
 Bankson, N.fr .Wallace, ab. 13th 
 Barbary pi., E. fr. Vaughan 
 Barber's row, fr. 1129 Mellon 
 Barclay, fr. 610 N. Broad 
 Barcrolt, N.fr.McKean, ab. 10th 
 Baring, W. fr. 32d ab. Race 
 Barker, fr. 18 S. 16th 
 Barker's ct., W. fr. Crease 
 Barley, W. fr. iOth, bel. Pine 
 Barley-Corn, Alaska, ab. 4th 
 Barlow pi., N. fr. Baker, ab. 7ih 
 Barlow, S. fr. Wharton, bel. 5th 
 Barnes' pi., fr. 1123 Charlotte 
 Barnet. W. fr. 1118 S. 8th 
 Barnewell, S. fr. Pine, ab. 25th 
 Barney av., fr. 2217 Shamokin 
 Barnhurst pi., fr. 1825 Francis 
 Barron, S. fr. Gaskill, ab. 2d 
 Barrow, S. Ir. South, ab. 3d 
 Bartholomew ct., fr. 918 S. 5th 
 Barton, N. fr, Wallace, ab, 10th 
 Bartram, N,fr. Jefferson, ab.20th 
 Bartram, fr. 318 S. 6th 
 Bascom pi., N. fr. 1033 Barley 
 Bastion pi., fr. 418 German 
 Bass, E. fr. Pleasant, (Gtn.) 
 Bath, N. fr. William, ab. 12th 
 
THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, 
 Cor. Broad and Filbert Sts. 
 
Bateman, N. fr. Reed, ab. 19th 
 Baton, S. fr. McKean, ab. 2Ulh 
 Baursach's ct., fr. 1330 N. Front 
 Baxter pi., fr. 708 Marshall 
 Bay, \V. fr. 6th, bel. Spruce 
 Bayard.W. fr. Tth.ab.Catharine 
 Bavnon pi., fr. 960 Marshall 
 Baytree pi., fr. Pine, ab. 6th 
 Biivnton, E. fr. Wister, (Gtn.) 
 Beach, N. fr.Willow,bel. Front 
 Beale pi., fr. 1720 St. Joseph's av 
 Bean pi , IS. fr. R5ce, above 2d 
 Beard ct.,W.fr.5th, ab. JefFeraon 
 Beaumont p., N. fr Pegg 
 Beaver, W. fr. 2d, ab. Poplar 
 Beaver, S. Tasker, bel. Ash 
 Beck, fr. 817 H Front 
 Beck pi. fr. 824 S. Front 
 Beckel av., fr. 532 Linden 
 Becker pi., fr. 318 St. John 
 Becket,fr. 634 N. 16th 
 Be-ket's ct , fr. 930 S. Front 
 Beckett. W. fr. Hamilton Ter, 
 Beckman's ct., E. fr.7 1 7 St. John 
 Beck's pi., S. fr. Christian, ab. 2d 
 Beckwith, fr. 11.7 Catharine 
 Beckman pi., fr. 429 Green. 
 Bedioe pi., fr. J32L Carlton 
 Beeler's ct., fr. 835 Charlotte 
 Beech av., K. fr. 24th. ab. Locust 
 Beechwood, N. fr. Columbia av 
 
 ab. 21st • 
 Bela r, W. fr. Mechanic, (Myk. 
 Belden's row, N. fr. Shellbark. 
 Belfastpl., fr. 43Beck 
 Belgrade, fr. 1431 Frankford av. 
 Belgrade pi., fr. 1119 Columbia 
 Belinda pi. N.fr. Alaska, ab. 7th 
 Bell, N. fi. Market, ab. 40th 
 Bell's ct.. S. fr. Ohio, ab. 11th 
 Bellevue, N.fr. Francif , ab. 17th 
 Bellevue.W.fr. 20th,bel.Oiitario 
 Belm>nt av., N. fr. Lancaster 
 
 av. & 44th 
 Belrose, N. fr. Willow, ab. 2d 
 B'lrose ct., S. fr. 1244 Catharine 
 Benedict pi., fr. 1015 Hamilton 
 Benezet, E. fr. Uth, ab. Market 
 Benfer's ct.. fr. 1031 St. John 
 Bennett,W.fr.7lh, bel. Chestnut 
 Ben nett ct , N. fr. Cherry, ab. od 
 Benner ille, pi. fr. 724 1 isle 
 Bt-ntley s ct, fr. 86 N. 4ih 
 Benton, 8. fr. Market, ab. 15th 
 Bell's ct., 4th, ab. Spruce 
 Berks, E.&W. 1900 N. 
 Ber in, S. fr. Gaskill ab. 4lh 
 Berge.ss, fr. 2031 Amber 
 I erliu, S ir. Gaskill, ab. 4th 
 B.-nuuhi, Ir. Tucker, (Fkd.) 
 Bernani s ct., fr. 776 S. 2d 
 Berry i ].. S. fr. Locust, ab. 9th 
 Berkley, S. fr. Straw 
 
 Berry's nv., fr. 13n Charlotte 
 Berry, W.fr. 262N. 41.st 
 Bertfaud pi., fr, 1248 Cadwala- 
 
 der 
 Bethlehem, fr. 121 E. Venango, 
 Beulah, S. fr, Tasker, ab. 7th 
 Bevan'sav., fr. 213 VVashgt., av 
 Beverly pi., fr. 827 Hninbiidge 
 Bevin, S. W. fr. Keudin :. av. 
 Bickam'8 ct., fr. 620 s. Fr- nt 
 Bicking. fr. 6122 Wood and av 
 Biddle, fr. .- 27 N. 25th 
 Bigler, E. & W. 2900 S. 
 Billington, fr. 9 S 9th 
 Biuder'sct.,S.fr. Poplar, ab. 9th 
 Bingham pi., E. fr.S > bel . Baring 
 Bixl- y, S. fr. Pulaski, ( itii.,) 
 Biugham'sct , fr. 317 Spruce 
 Birch, S. fr. Fitzwater, ab. 1 th 
 Birch, N.W.fr. Salmoii,bel. Ann. 
 Birch il., W. fr. 8th, ab. Arch 
 Bishop, Ir. 649 Richmond 
 Black Horse al., fr. 23 y. 2d 
 Blackburn,N.fr. Miflflin.ab. 10th 
 Bladen ct., N. fr. E freth al 
 Blair, N. fr. Norrisbel. Front 
 Blake pi., fr. 877 Lawrence 
 Blake's ct., S. fr. S< nth. ab. 8th 
 Blai Che. S. fr. 936 IMai shall 
 Blight, N. fr. L-aubard ab.l3th 
 Blighton, 216 S. Broad 
 Blight, fr. 13ilLi mbard 
 Blinn s ci. W. fr. 4th, ab. Brown 
 Bliss, VV. fr. Rasberry 
 Bl'Ck pi., 1724 Richmond 
 Blodgett, N. fr. i"entre,ab. 37th 
 BlunstdU av., 31 S. 19lh 
 Bodine, N. f . Jefferson, ab. 2d 
 Bohemia vL. E. fr. 767 S. 4th 
 Bolivar pi., VV. fr. 2d ab. Vine 
 Bolivia pi., K. f ■. lllh.ab. Race 
 Bolton, E. fr. Jiath, lei. Tioga 
 Bulton, E. tV. 2:'(l ah. Jefferson 
 Bond, \'\ . fr. 9 IkI. Sprui c 
 Bonner pi., N. f . Laurel, bel. 2d 
 Boone, Ir. 1416 Lancasttr 
 Bonlon, fr.l3-'l S. 5th 
 Bosler, 'r.2I.^N 11th 
 B judino' S. fr. Indiana. lb. B 
 Bounty, N. f . Federal, :ib. lUh 
 liouvier al., fr. 1-1 VVuiiint 
 Bouvier. N. ir. 'Ma.ster, ab. 17th 
 Bowen pi., fr. 910 S. 17:h 
 Bower, fr, 1929 Frankfoid av 
 Bnwer i>l., E. fr. 818 Ra( hel 
 Bowery ]>1., fr. ; Sb Dugan, 
 B wery ]>!., W. fr 408 Canton 
 Bowers pi., fr. 1715 Peikiomen 
 Bowman, N. E. fr. 3bbeLQn(ren 
 Bowser. W. fr. Mulberry, (Fkd.) 
 Bovd's av , fr. Inji ISIoryan 
 BuV. rpl.fr. 29 S. lOth 
 Boyer, W, fr. Church la. (Gtn.) 
 
il'iiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiii'^ 
 
Boyle ct. N. fr. Filbert, ab. 6tli 
 Boyd's ct., N. fr. Chant ct 
 Brabant.N. fr.Williambel. Bath 
 Bracelandt's ct., fr. 916 S. Front 
 Braddock, tr. 335 Huntingdon 
 Bradford, S. fr. Spruce, ab. 16th 
 Bradford av., fr. 729 St. Mary 
 Bramble, pi., fr. 747 Passayunk 
 
 av 
 Branchtown Pike, fr. Beyer, 
 
 (Gtn.) 
 Branch, W. fr. 3d, ab. Race 
 Brandywine. W. fr. 528 N. 13th 
 Brannen al., S. fr. Vine, ab.5th 
 Bread, N. fr. Arch, ab. 2d 
 Breese, w. fr. Prosperous al 
 Bremau pi., fr. Cadwalader 
 Brewery pi., fr. 722 S. Juniper 
 Bride pl.,N. fr. 1223 Hamilton 
 Bridge,fr. Frankford av. (Fkd.) 
 Brier, pi., N. fr. Spruce, ab. 10th 
 Brighton, E fr. 15th, ab. Spruce 
 Briggs, E. fr. i31 Madison 
 Bright, N. fr.William, ab. Tulip 
 Brilling'sct., N. fr .Union, ab. 2d 
 Bringhurst, N fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn) 
 Brinkley pi., S.fr.Cherry,ab.6th 
 Brinton, E.fr.l3th,ab Catharine 
 Brinton, S. fr. Oxford, ab. 4th 
 Brighton, E. fr. 922 S. 8th 
 Bristol, E. & W. 4300 N. 
 Bristol av. E.fr Front.ab.Laurel 
 Bristol pi., fr. 615 Guilford 
 Bristow pL, "W. fr. Tamerind 
 Broad, N&S..ab. 13th 
 Broad, N. fr. Levering, (Myk.) 
 Brodie pi., ir. 951 St. John 
 Brogan, VV. fr. Raspberry 
 Bromley pi., S. fr. Brown, ab. 2d 
 Brown's ct., fr. 406 N, 23d 
 Brown, N. fr. Bockius, (Bdg.) 
 Brown, E.&W. SOON. 
 Browns ct., fr. 1013 Helmuth 
 Brown's ct., fr. Monroe, ab. 4th 
 Brown's ct., fr. 804 Perkiomen 
 Brown's ct., fr. 735 St. Mary 
 Brown's ct,. fr. 722 South 
 Browker, fr. Hedge, (Fkd.) 
 Brunswick pi., fr. 327 Stanley 
 Brusserspl.,W.fr.5th,bel.Green 
 Buchanan pi., fr.431 N. 23d 
 Buchanan pi., fr. Aberdeen 
 Buck rd., N.W. fr. 2000 Reed 
 Buckingham pi., fr. 221 Poplar 
 Buckley, W. IV. 5th, bel. Spruce 
 Bucknell, N. fr. Hare, ab. 23d 
 Buck's ct., fr. 819 Catharine 
 Buck's ct., W.fr.Uth, bel. Spruce 
 Bockius,fr. Frankford cr.( Bdg) 
 Bucknell, N. fr. Hare, ab. 23d 
 Budd, fr. 4034 Baring 
 Budd, W. fr. 12th, ab. Pine 
 Buddin's ct., N. fr. Buddin's al. 
 
 Buddin'sal., \V. fr.l2th,ab.Arch. 
 Buisi's c ., fr. 1214 Fitzwater 
 Bulletin, E. fr. 843 S. Front 
 Bummerscheim ct.,fr.l714 N.Sth. 
 Bunting av., fr. Marston 
 Bunyan pL, fr. 1305 Lancaster 
 Burbank pi., fr. Vincent 
 Burbridge.W. fr. Norton, (Gtn.) 
 Burchell's ct., fr. 835 S. 3rd 
 Burd, N. fr. Green, bel. 2d 
 Burges'spl., fr. 322 Columbia 
 Burgundy pi., fr. 830 N. 8th 
 Burlington pi., fr. 235 German 
 Burnett, S. fr.Christian, ab. 25th 
 Burns, fr. 1421 Brow a 
 Burrow's ct., S. fr. Minster 
 Burr's av., fr. 1415 Wood 
 Burton, W. fr. 15th, ab. South 
 Burwickpl., fr.725 New Market 
 Butcher ,\V.fr. Rose, bel. Market 
 Butler, E. & W. 3800 N. 
 Butler av., W. fr. 13 6 Pine 
 Butler pi., S.fr. Sansom, ab. 10th 
 Button, fr. 18 N. 13.h 
 Buttonwood,W.fr..d, ab. Noble 
 Butz, N. fr. Noble, ab. 2d 
 Butz row, fr. 491 St. John. 
 Byron, fr. 3135 Richmond 
 ByroTi pi., E. fr. Gtn. av., ab. 3d 
 C, N fr. Kensington av., ab. B, . 
 Cabin, fr. 1913 Pennsylvania ar 
 Cabot, fr. 12.4 N. 15th 
 Cabot, N. E, fr. Anthracite 
 Cadbury av., N. fr. Jefferson 
 Cadwalader, fr. 141 Girard av. 
 Cadwalader ct., 14i7 Fitzwater' 
 Cahawha pi., fr. 418 S. 12th 
 Cahill pi., fr. 422 N. Front 
 Caldwell, fr. 207 S. 24th 
 Caldwe J,W. fr. 13th, ab. Poplar 
 Caledonia av., fr. 1('21 Filbert 
 California pi., fr. 1117 Rodman. 
 Callowhill, E. & W.40»N 
 Calvert pi., fr. 1718 Vesey 
 Calvert, fr. Metcalf 
 Calvin pi . fr. 829 N. 7th 
 Camac, N. fr. Master, ab. 12th 
 Camac, E. fr. 1621 Lawrence 
 Cambria, E. & W. 2000 N. 
 Cambridge, fr. 925 Carlisle 
 Camoridge, fr. Tucker, (Fkd.) 
 Camelia, S. fr. Deal 
 Cameron, fr. 816 Francis 
 Cameron pi., fr. 14-'0 N. 4th. 
 Cameronian ct., S. fr. Marbl§ 
 Camilla, fr. 1011 S. 11th 
 Camp pi., S. fr. Brown, ab. -Jth- 
 Campbell, fr. 522 Fitzwater 
 Canal, tr. 2620 Walker 
 Canal, fr. 1034 Frankford av 
 Canal, E. fr 5lh, ab. Mifflin 
 Can by, W. fr. i;2th. bel. Walnut 
 Candia pi., fr. 516 FairmountaT 
 
Candy row, fr. 108 S. 21th 
 Cane's ct., W. fr. 7th, ab. South 
 Canover, N. fr. Vine, ab. 57th 
 Canning pi., fr. 929 Willow 
 Cantman pi., fr. 678 N, 11th 
 Canton, fr. 917 Callowhill 
 Cantrell, fr. 1918 S. 9th. 
 Cantrell ct., fr. 1028 S. 2d 
 Cantvvell pi., for 319 Cherry 
 Capewell,W.fr.Belgrade,ab Otis 
 Capital, Ir. 2020 Parrish 
 Carath pi., fr. 412 Wharton 
 Carberry ct., fr. 420 Catharine 
 Carbon, S. fr. South, ab. 10th 
 Carbon ct., fr. 517 Mairiott 
 Carbon, fr. Ontario, ab. Del. av. 
 Carlisle, N, fr. 1421 Brown 
 Carlton, W. fr. 10th, ab. Wood 
 Carman pi., fr. 717 Arch 
 Carney av., fr. 225 S. Juniper 
 Carolery, W. fr. 5th, ab. Vine 
 Caroline pL, fr. 1014 Barley 
 Caroline, fr. 429 Wharton 
 Carpenter, E, & W. ICOO S, 
 Carpenter, fr.5464Gtn.av.,(Gtn.) 
 Carpenter's ct.,fr. 330 Chestnut 
 Carpenter la.,S.fr.Gtn. av.,(Gtn) 
 Carrie, tr. Garden, (Bdg.) 
 Carroll pi., Front ab. Adrian 
 Carroll ct., fr. 1528 Lombard 
 Carr's ct., fr. 830 Catharine 
 Carsell av , fr„717 N. Broad 
 Carswell p'l., fr. 1109 Charles. 
 Carters, W. fr. 2d, bel. Chestnut 
 Carver, W. fr. 15th, ab. South 
 Gascon pi., fr. 332 New Market 
 Caseltine av..S.fr. Wood,ab,20th 
 Casper av., S. fr. Jones, ab. 17th 
 Casper, S. fr.Erie av.,ab.Carbon 
 Castle av., fr. 1734 S. 13th 
 Cass,W. fr. 12th, bel.Thompson 
 Cassady's ct., fr. 829 Marriott 
 Cassion pi., fr. 721 Columbia av 
 Castle ct., fr. 1036 Sargeant 
 Castner av., N. fr. Orchard 
 Castor rd., fr. Oxford rd.,(Fkd.) 
 Catawba pi., fr. 215 German 
 Catharine, E. & W. 800 S. 
 Cathcart ct., fr. 1131 Lombard 
 Cathedral av., S. fr. Lancaster 
 
 av., ab. 48th 
 Cattell av., N. fr. Pearl, bel.20th 
 Cayuga, E. & W. 4400 N. 
 Caven, S. fr. Hamilton, ab. 19th 
 Cedar, N. fr. Berks, ab. Gaul 
 Cedar, N. fr. 4141 Main, (Myk.) 
 Cedar, N. fr. Meadow, (Fkd.) 
 Cedar Hill, (Myk.) 
 Cedar la., E. fr. Haines, (Gtn.) 
 Celeste, W. fr. 2d bel. Moore 
 Cemetery, fr. 3423 Indiana av.. 
 Central pi., W. fr. 5th, ab. Race 
 Central Buildings, N. fr. Pear 
 
 Centre, fr, 4957 Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Centre, W. fr. 36th, ab. Market 
 Centre, fr. 4547 Main, (Myk.) 
 Ceruse, S. fr. Stone, ab. 15th 
 Chadwick, S. fr. Eeed, ab. 16th 
 Chadwick pi., fr. 858 N. 4th 
 Chalfonte, fr. 3112 Hamilton 
 Chambers' ay., fr. 2015 Carlton 
 Champion pi., E. fr. Dun ton 
 Chance pi., fr. 327 New Market 
 Chancellor,W.fr.32d,ab.Walnut 
 Chancellor, fr. 214 S. 16th 
 Chancery la., fr. 126 Arch 
 Chandler's ct., fr. 1011 Palmer 
 Chant, fr. 23 S. loth 
 Chapman, fr. 751 S. Front 
 Charles, S. fr. South, ab. 4th 
 Charles, N. fr. Federal, ab. 6th 
 Charles pi., fr. 427 Rugan 
 Charlotte, N. fr. Brown, ab 3d 
 Charter fr. 2304 Amber 
 Chartner, fr. 321 N, 24th 
 Chatham, S. fr. Green, ab. 5th 
 Chatham, fr 823 E. Lehigh av. 
 Chauncey, S. fr. Stiles, ab. 18th 
 Chelton av., fr. Gtn. av.(Gtn.) 
 Chenango, E. & W., fr. Sophia 
 Cherry, W. fr. 3d, ab. Arch 
 Cherry, N. fr. Meadow, (Fkd.) 
 Chester, fr. 815 Race 
 Chestnut, E. & W. 100 S. 
 Chestnut, N. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Chesnut, N. fr. Main, (Myk.) 
 Chestnut av., E. fr. Castle st 
 Chestnut pi., fr. 3520 Sansom, 
 Chew, E.&W., 5800 N. 
 China, fr. 1018 S. Front 
 China, S. fr. Green, ab, 4th 
 Chippewa, N. fr. South, ab. 26th 
 Cholladay's ct., fr. Sheaff' s al. 
 Christian, E. & W., 900 S, 
 Christy pi., fr. 917 St. John 
 Chubb, S. fr. Federal, ab. 8th 
 Church, fr. 319 N. 3d 
 Church, W. ir. 7th, ab. York 
 Church, fr. 1322 Fitzwater 
 Church, fr. 226 S. 37th 
 Church, N. fr. Chestnut, (Myk.) 
 Church,fr.Frankford,av.(Fkd.) 
 Church, av., S. fr. Watts 
 Church la., fr.5477Gtn.av.(Gtn.) 
 Church pi., fr. 1122 Lombard 
 Churnard,N.fr.Tioga,ab.Myr: le 
 Cinnam.inson la., N. fr. Wash- 
 ington, (Myk.) 
 Citron, W. fr. 11th, ab. Wallace 
 Clarkson, E. & W., 2600 N. 
 Clarion, S. fr. Tioga 
 Claflan's ct., fr. 1319 Heath 
 Claghorn pi.. Front, ab. Poplar 
 Clairborn, fr. 1215 Ball 
 Clapier, S. fr. Morris, (Gtn.) ^ 
 Clare, fr. 528 Carpenter 
 
Clarion, fr. 251 N. 41st, 
 Clarion, S. fr. Federal, ab. 13th 
 Clarissa, pi., fr. 538 Linden 
 Clarm.nt, E. fr.45th ab.Eadline 
 Clark, N. fr. Lefevre, (Bdg.) 
 Clark, fr. 1024 S. 3d 
 Clark's av.. fr. 418 Buttonwood 
 Clarkson pi., fr. 530 Linden 
 Cliiwge's ct., N. fr. Mulberry al 
 Clay, W. fr. lUh. a'.. Greea 
 Clayton, W. fr. Cherry, ab. 20th 
 < layton, f r. 728 N. 22d 
 Clearfield, E. & W. 3100 N. 
 Clematis av , fr., 114 Christian 
 Colebrook pL, 772 S. Front 
 Coleman, fr. 2120 Dickerson 
 Clemantine, E. fr. 3119 Emerald 
 Clement,s;.fr.Carpenter,ab.lf!th 
 Clemmon's al.,Race, ab. 11th 
 Cliff pi., fr. 1424 Race 
 Clifford, fr. 1823 N. 3d 
 Clifford al.. Front ab. Market 
 Clifton, S. fr. Seymour. (Gtn.) 
 Clifton, S. fr. South, ab. 10th 
 Clinton, N. fr. McFarran 
 Clinton, W. fr.9th, ab. Pine 
 Clinton av., fr. 1921 Pearl 
 Clinton av., fr. Bringhurst, 
 
 (Gtn.) 
 Clinton ct., fr. 457 Franklin 
 Clivedon,av,N fr.Gtn.av. (Gtn.) 
 Clo^e, W fr. 5ih ab. McKean 
 Clover, f •. 12 h, ab. Chestnut 
 Clyde al. S. fr. Race, ab. 5th 
 Clymer, W. fr. Campbell 
 Cobb N. fr. Queen, ab. 4th 
 Coburn, N. fr. South, ab. 2d 
 Coffin's ct., E. fr. 2d, ab. Race 
 Cohen pi., fr, 812 S. Front 
 Cohochsink, fr. 729 Parrish 
 Colchester, tr. 831 Charlotte 
 CoUum, N. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Collar (1 al., fr. Far r on pi 
 Columbia av.. E. & W. 1700 N 
 Columbia ct., fr. Landreth 
 Columbia row, fr .20 1 9 X. f r. 12th 
 Comber's ct., S. fr Linton 
 Commerce, W. fr. 22 N. 4th 
 Commerce, N,fr. Yorlc.iiMoyer 
 Commissioner av.. 3129 Gaul 
 Compromise, E fr. 17th ab. Pine 
 Conard's ct., fr. 1617 Becket 
 Conarroe. (Mky.) • * 
 Concor'i,W. fr. 2d,ab. Catherine 
 Concord pi., N. fr. Concord 
 Concordia av., N. fr. Concord 
 Conestoga pi., fr. 1445 Cadwal- 
 
 der , 
 
 Conestoga, S. fr. Paschall, ab. 
 
 54th 
 Congress, E. fr. 2d ab. Catherine 
 Conlin's ct., fr. 1325 Heath 
 Connelly ct., fr. 524 Christian 
 
 Conrow ct. , fr. 105 Chenango 
 Conway ct., fr. 311 New Market 
 Coombes, fr. 44 N. Front 
 Cook, N. fr. Pine, ab. 16th 
 Cooke, E. fr. Tulip, bel. Berks 
 Cooper, W. fr. Dixeys 
 Cooper, N. fr. Ontario, bel. 2d 
 Cope, N. fr. Locust, ab. 23d 
 Cope's al . E. fr. 129 S. Water 
 Copia, fr. 810 S. 16th 
 Corinthian av.,S. fr. College av. 
 
 ab. 20th 
 C-^rn. N. fr. Reed 
 Corwin pi., fr 312 Front 
 Cottage, N. fr. Cedar (Gtn.) 
 Cottagt^ W. fr. Front, ab. South 
 Cottingham pi., fr 5 9 Federal 
 Cotton, fr. Mai ', (Mvk) 
 Coulter, N. E. fr. 3Gth ct Queen 
 Coulston, E. fr. Tho\iron 
 Court al., fr. 722 Beach 
 Courtland av., fr. 330 New Mar- 
 ket 
 Cour.land, E. & W. 4600 N 
 Courtland, S. fr. Tucker, ( Fkd.) 
 Covle pi., fr. 607 St. Mary 
 Cowley, fr. 256 N, 13th 
 <^'owper, fr. Bight's ct 
 Cowperthwait av., fr. 827 New 
 Cowsl p, W. fr. 15th, ab. Race 
 Cox, S. W. fr. 17th, ab. Pine 
 Coxft., fr. 220 Acorn al 
 Cox ct., Ir. 15 N. 9th. 
 Cox's ct., fr. 1119 Ohio 
 Cozzen's av. E. fr. 931 Rachel 
 Cozen, E. fr. 13th b-'l. Carpenter 
 Craig's av.,N. fr. Shackamaxon 
 Craig's ct., fr. 615 Filbert 
 Craig's pi , E. fr. Raspberry 
 Crammer pi., fr. 930 N. 3d 
 Crane fr. 521 N. 4th 
 Crane's ct , fr. 130 Mead 
 Cran's ct., fr. 843 Marriott 
 Craven, fr. 216 N. Front 
 Crawford's ct., fr. 506 N. Front 
 Crawford, fr. 2522 Gaul 
 Crawford, fr. 3610 Ridge av. 
 Crease, fr. 1422 Frankford av 
 Crcsheim rd., fr. Carpenter; 
 
 (Gtn.) 
 Cresson, \V. fr. 5th, ab. Arch 
 Cresson, W. fr. Green la. (Myk.) 
 Crockett's ct., fr. 28 S. 5th 
 Crooked Billet pi., fr.21 S.Water 
 Crooked pi., fr. 407 New Market 
 Croskev, fr. 2217 Columbia a v. 
 Cross, W. fr. 8th, ab. Tasker 
 Cross al., fr. 723 St. Mary 
 Cross al. S. fr. Green, ab 4th 
 Crown, N. fr. Race, ab. 4th 
 Crown pi., fr. 312 N. Front 
 Crowson, W. fr. Mill, (Gtn.) 
 Crowther's ct., fr. 607 S. Juniper 
 
• Cuba, S. fr. Morris, bel. 4th 
 Cuba pi., fr. 116 Poplar 
 €ulbertson's ct., fr. 1616 Fair- 
 mount av. 
 Cullen W. fr. 7th, ab. South 
 Gulp av., S. fr. Cuyler 
 Calvert, N.E. fr. Poplar, ab.4th 
 Culvert, W. fr. 3240 Cedar 
 Culvert, fr. Metcalf 
 Cumbach, W. fr. r2th, bel. Reed 
 Cumberland, E,W. 2500 N. 
 Cumberland, E.fr. Armat,(Gtn) 
 Cunningham av., fr. 1112 Fed- 
 eral 
 Curfew, fr. 3925 Aspen 
 Curran pi., E. fr. 4th, ab. Green 
 Currant al.,N.fr.Spruce,ab.lOth 
 Currant, W. fr. 1914 Cedar 
 Curry's ct., fr. 1109 Bainbridge 
 Curtin, E. & W. 3200 S. 
 Cuscaden's ct., fr. 1109 German 
 Cuthbert, W. fr. 11th, bel. Arch 
 Cuyler, fr. 426 N. 19th 
 Cypress, E. fr. 4th, ab. Pine 
 D, N. fr. Kensington av., ab.C, 
 Dacota, W. fr. 9th ab. Dauphin 
 Dahl's, N. fr. Olive, ab. 13th 
 Daisy av.,W. fr. ISth, ab. iSouth 
 Dale, S. fr. Lehigh av., bel. loth 
 Dallasal., fr.38S. 13th 
 Dallett's ct., fr. 1320 Silver 
 Dalleti's ct., fr. 410 Rugan 
 Daly's ct., fr. 1339 Olive, 
 Damon, N. fr. Indiana, ab. 34th 
 Dana, E. fr. 2d, ab. Noble 
 Daniel pi., fr. 1339 Eavl 
 Danuakci 's av., fr. 227 N. 3d 
 Dauver pi , fr, 137 Nev/ 
 Darcy, fr. 714 Spafford 
 Durien, N. fr. Brown, ab. 8th 
 Darling pi., fr. 324 Willow 
 Darrrt.g'h's, fr. 233 Lybrand 
 Dart, pi., fr. 1119 Hamilton 
 Dan, W.fr. 1412 Hity 
 Darwin, W. fr. 15th, ab. Howard 
 Dauphin, E.& W. 2.S00 N, 
 Davenpt)rt, fr. 2.:.00 S. 9th 
 Davidson, fr. 11-iO St. John 
 Davidson pi., fr. 935Marshan 
 Davis, S. E. ir. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Davis, fr. 1210 N. 12th 
 Davis av., fr. 145 N. 8th 
 Davis ct., fr. 1532 Lombard 
 Davis ct., N. fr. Race, ab. 23d 
 Davis ct., fr. 604 Fairmount av. 
 D ivis pi., S. fr. Alaska, ab. 13th 
 Dawson pi., fr. 1301 Pearl 
 Dav, fr. 27 Thompson, 
 Dayton, ^v. fr. Cth,ab. Green 
 Deacon, fr. 1111 Girard a v. 
 Deagen pi., fr. 619 Tamarind 
 Deal, fr, 1737 Frankford av,. 
 Deal av., S. fr. Deal 
 
 Dean, fr. 1212 Wa'nut 
 Dean, fr. 1218 Mifflin 
 Dean's av., N. fr. Day- 
 Decatur, fr. 616 Market 
 Dedaker's ct., fr. 27 Otter 
 Deimiing pi., fr, 236 Un on 
 DeKalb, ct., fr. Aspen, ab. 37th 
 DeKalb's ct., fr. 960 Warnock 
 Delancey pi,, 326 S. 18th 
 Dayman, fr. 3319 Clearfield 
 Deianey pi., fr. 743 S. 7th 
 Delaware av., N. and S. along 
 
 Delaware river 
 Delaware, I'r. 3230 N, 20th 
 Delhi, N. fr. Diamond, ab. 9th 
 Delta pL, fr. 1343 Olive 
 Demar pL, fr. 110 Bainbridge 
 Demster pL, fr. 1518 Barclay 
 Denmark, E. fr. 2d, bel. Tasker 
 Denny's ct., fr. 425 Marriott 
 Depot, fr, 540 N. 8th 
 Depot, S. E. fr. Gm. ave. (Gtn.) 
 Deringer av , fr. 1513 N. Front 
 Deschong. fr. 1220 S. 25th 
 Desilver's ct., fr. 428 Walnut 
 Desota, fr. 1238 Struthers 
 Devitt'sav.fr. 1128 St. John 
 Devi m pi ., fr. 319 Fairmount av. 
 Dexter, E. fr. Green la., (Myk.) 
 Dial, W. ir. 5th, ab. Morris 
 Diami, E. fr. Llscomb.ab. 23d 
 Diamond, E. & W., 2100 N. 
 Diamond, S. fr. Brinton 
 Diamond ct., fr. 618 South 
 Dickenson, fr. 2519 Commerce 
 Dickerson, E. & W., 1500 S. 
 Dickson's al., fr. 716 S. 7th 
 Dickson's pi., fr. 907 N. Broad 
 Diligent av., fr. 916 Buttonwood 
 Dilk's ct., fr. 904 Wood 
 Dillwyn, N. fr. Vine, ab. 3d 
 Dilmore, S. fr. McKean, ab.9th 
 Dingler's ct., fr. 116 Van Horn 
 Discount pi., fr. 32 N. 6th 
 Di.strict pi , E. fr. 10lh,ab. Vine 
 Divan pi , fr. 117 Fairmount av. 
 Division, fr. 410 N. 11th 
 Divine's ct , fr. 'j015 Naudain 
 Division, fr. ::'123 Cedar 
 Division, fr. Sharpneck, (Gtn.) 
 Division, E. fr. Main, (Myk ) 
 Dixey,fr. 2011 Locust 
 Dixey's ct., fr. 1632 Lombard 
 Doaks, fr. 1."2i Bainbridge 
 Dobbins. W. fr. 18lh, ab. Pine 
 Dock, S. E. fr. 3d, ab. Walnut 
 Dodge pi., N, fr. Metcalf, ab. 2d 
 Doll's ct, fr. 1036 .^t. John 
 Doman's pi., fr. 235 Christian 
 Donley, fr. 922 S. 10th 
 Donnegan's ct., fr. 715 St. John. 
 Donneganna, fr. 1218 S. 15th 
 Donnelly, fr. 833 Marriott 
 
Donnelly's ct., fr. 1817 South 
 Doirence, fr. 1820 Carpenter 
 Dorsey, fr. 728 SpafFord 
 Dorsey, fr. 412 S. 13th 
 Dott, N. fr. Jefferson, ab. 20th 
 Dougherty's al., fr. 514 South 
 Dougherty's ct., fr. 730 Alaska 
 Douglass, fr. 3118 Ilavcriord 
 Douglas av., fr. 1J30 Brown 
 Dove ct., fr. 806 Duane 
 Dovepl., fr. 1012S.3d 
 Dover, S. fr. York. ab. 28th 
 Dover ct., fr. 9i4 Poplar 
 Downing, fr.2021 Callovvhill 
 Doyle, fr. 521 S.15fh 
 Doyle's ct., E. fr. 3d, bel. South 
 Draysou pi., fr. 1123 P.ne 
 Drayton, fr. 1232 Rye 
 Dreer, W. fr. Amber, ab. Norris 
 Dreer's ct., fr. 323Griscom 
 Drinker, E. fr. 2d, ab. Arch 
 Drum's av., fr. 808 Buttonwood 
 Drury, W. fr. 13th, ab. Sansom 
 Drydan pi., fr. 228 E. Thomp- 
 son 
 Duane, fr. 1225 Brown 
 Duberry ct., fr. 519 Brooks 
 Dubree, fr. 1821 Wylie 
 Duck al.. S. E. fr. Mattis 
 Dudley, W. fr. 5th, ab. McKean 
 Dudley pi., fr. 512 Christian 
 Duffey's ct., fr. 723 Hubbell 
 Duff"y ct , fr. Crane, ab. 13th 
 Dugan, fr. 1512 Spruce 
 Dugan's ct., fr. 330 Master 
 Duncan, fr. Tacony, (Fkd.) 
 Dungan's av.,W. fr. 2d, ab. Otter 
 Dunlap, S. fr. Chestnut, ab. 22d 
 Dunn'sct, fr. 759S. 6th, 
 Dunsdal pi., fr. 2048 Lombard 
 Dunton, from 19 Otter 
 Duponceau, fr. 818 Walnut 
 Durham pi., fr. 517 Race 
 Duross ct., fr. 784 6th 
 Duross pi., fr. 819 N. 13th 
 Durrs' ct., W. fr. Orchard 
 Dutton, N. fr. Mifflin, bel. Front 
 Dutton's ct., fr. 620 Washington 
 
 av 
 Dutilh, fr. 412 Conn 
 Duval, N. fr. Adams, (Gtn.) 
 Dyott's ct., fr. 1921 Franklin 
 Dyre, Frankford av., (Fkd.) 
 E, N. fr. Kensington av., ab. D 
 Eadline, fr.420 N. 32d 
 Eageu pl„ fr. 1005 Hamilton 
 Eagle, fr. 1051 Leopard 
 Eagle, W. fr. 4029 Lancaster av 
 Eagle av., fr. 1220 N. Front 
 Eagleston, E. fr. Burnett 
 Earl, W. fr. 24th, bel. Brown 
 Eail, fr. 742 Thompson, 
 Earp, W. fr. bth, ab. Reed 
 
 Earp, fr. 520 N. J9th 
 East, N. E. fr. Cresson, (Myk.> 
 East ct., fr. 331 Griscom 
 East ct, fr. 1416 Spring Garden 
 East, fr. 940 N. Delaware av 
 East wick av., fr. 1612 Ogden 
 Eaton pi , N. fr. Eagle 
 Eden pi., 224 Catharine 
 Edgar pi., S. fr. Pine, ab. 9th 
 Edgemont, N. fr. Allegheny 
 
 av., ab. Salmon 
 Edgeley N. E. fr. 33d, & Oxford 
 Ediua pi., fr. 1034 N. 4th 
 Edisto pL, fr. 614 Vincent 
 Edward, E. fr, 2d, ab. Otter 
 Edward, B. fr. Pine, (Fkd.) 
 Edward, fr. Haverford, ab. 31st 
 Edwin, fr. 1720 Ridge av 
 Edmund, S. fr. Bridge, (Fkd.) 
 Effiingham, N. fr. 6l5 Tasker, 
 >-isen av., W. fr. 4th, ah. Master- 
 Elba pi., fr. 939 Ontario 
 Elba pi., fr. 965 Beach 
 Elbow la., W. fr. Bank 
 Elder, S. fr. Morgan, ab. 10th 
 Eldridge pi., fr. 1817 N. Gth 
 Elfreth's al., E. fr.2d, ab. Arch- 
 Elgin pi., fr. 1210 Heath 
 Eliza, W, fr, 15th, bel. Master 
 Eliza av.,fr. 818 N. 12th 
 Elizabeth, N. fr. Church, (Fkd,> 
 Elizabeth pi., fr. 1423 Hop^ 
 Elizabeth, fr, 2630 Emerald 
 Elk, fr. Otter, ab. Front 
 Elkhart, fr. Melvale,ab. Maple 
 Ella, fr. 2304 Amber 
 Ella, N. fr. Cambria, bel. Fill- 
 more 
 Ellen, fr. 928 N. Front 
 Ellen pi., E. fr. Front ab. Mead 
 Ellet's av., N. fr. Race, ab. 5th. 
 Elliott's ct . fr. 732 Lombard 
 Ellis, S, fr. Wallace, ab. 9th 
 E'lis' ct.. fr. 1030 Sansom 
 Ellison. S fr. Peter's al 
 Ellison, W.fr. Mechanic,(Myk,) 
 Ellison pi., N. fr. Vine, ab. 11th 
 Ellis, fr. Mechanic, (Myk.) 
 Ellsworth, W. fr. 1118 d. 8th 
 Elm, fr. 1420 Wildey 
 Elmwood av., S. W. fr. Gibsons 
 Elm av., W, fr. 4000Girard av 
 Elmslie's al., fr. 220 S. 2d 
 Eltonhead ct., fr. 2114 Wood 
 Emery, fr. 115 Bokius, (Bdg.) 
 Ellwood la., fr. 2730 N. 2d 
 Elwyn, S. fr. Race, ab.9th 
 Ely, N. fr. Locust, ab. 10th 
 Ely av. fr. 410 Carpenter 
 Ely av., W. fr, 12th ab. Brown 
 Emanuel pi., fr. 317 Monroe 
 Ember av N. fr. Heath, f)b.l3th 
 Emden, fr. 625 Bain bridge 
 
Emerald, ir. 2101 X. Front 
 Emeliue, Ir. GIG S. 8th 
 Emlen, W. fr. Upsal, (Gtn.) 
 Emeline, fr. 419 E. Lehigh av. 
 Emliu, E. fr. Gaul, bel. Adams 
 Emma, N. fr. Burgess 
 Emmet, W. fr. 3d, bel. Wharton 
 Emory, fr. 1533 E. Thompson 
 Eiigle, E. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Englefreid, W. fr. Elm av. 
 English, N. fr. Powell, ab. 5th 
 Ennis pi., fr. 2307 Vine 
 Ennos, fr. Fraley ct. 
 Enue, W. fr. 7th ab, Wharton 
 Enquirer, fr. 1119 Brown 
 Enterprize, W.fr.4th,ab.Tasker 
 Enue, fr. 1221 S. 7th 
 Eppright's ct., fr. 1408 S. Front 
 Erdman, fr. 1721 Perkioman 
 Erdman's ct., fr. 820 N. Front 
 Erety, W. fr. 16th ab. Spruce 
 Ericsson, fr. 920 South 9th 
 Erie av., E. & W., 3700 N 
 Erie, fr. 1018 Bainbridge 
 Ernst, fr. 1528 S. 9th 
 Esher, N. fr. Girard av. ab. 27th 
 Esher av., fr.l209 Fairmount av 
 Eshner pi., N. fr. 1007 Charlotte 
 Espy. fr. 1326 Fitzwater 
 Essex, N. fr. Christian, ab. 8th 
 Essex al., fr. 24ft Quince 
 Eataw, S. fr. Race, ab. 7th 
 Estaugh, fr. 3420 N. 20th 
 Eustis, W. fr. 4th, ab. Mifflin 
 Evangelist, fr. 720 S. 7th 
 Evans, S. fr. Centre, (Gtn.) 
 Evans, fr. 441 E. Clearfield 
 Evans av., S. fr. Vine, ab. 22d 
 Evans, N. fr. Federal, ab. 2d 
 Evans ct., fr. 706 St. Mary 
 Eveland, fr. 1029 St. John 
 Everett, fr. 908 S. 12th 
 Everett pi. N, fr. Pegg 
 Evergreen, fr. 740 S. 20th 
 Ewing's pi., fr. 714 Guilford 
 Ewald pi., fr, 1811 Naiidain 
 Exchange pi., fr. 240 Chestnut 
 Exeter, fr. 124 S. 16th 
 Eyne, fr. WUdey, ab. Palmer 
 Ezra pi., fr. 312 Catherine 
 F., W. fr. 22d, ab. Spruce 
 F,, N. fr. Kensington av., ab, E 
 Faas pi., fr. 1021 Morgan 
 Fable av., E. fr. 6th, ab. Vine 
 Factory, W. fr. 23d, ab. Pine 
 Factory, N. fr. Pine, (Fkd.) 
 Fail pi., W. fr. Rachel, ab. 
 
 Brown 
 Fairbank pi,, fr. IJevant 
 Fairchild pi,, fr. 1122 Palmer 
 Fairfax pi., fr, 129 S. 5th 
 Fairfield, fr, 18 N, 20th 
 Pairlamb pi,, fr. 928 Torr 
 
 Fairhill, fr. 524 Allegheny av^ 
 Fuirmount av.. E. &. W. 700 N' 
 Fairman pi., fr. 917 Torr 
 Farina, fr. Penn, (Fkd.) 
 Fall pL, N. fr. Race ab. 5th 
 Fallon, S. fr. FitzAvater ab.Sth 
 Fame ct., fr. 21 Laurel 
 Fareira's ct., fr. 1013 Barclay 
 Farie's ct., fr. 122 N. Front 
 Earner's pi., fr. 1628 Philip 
 Farrell pi., fr. 1317 Lawreuce 
 Farrell, fr. 1021 McKean 
 Farson pi., fr. 1028 Beach 
 Faulkner, S. fr. Marriott, ab. 3d 
 Fawn, N. fr. Moss, ab. 6th 
 Fawn, N. fr. Master, ab. 12th 
 Fawn av., fr. 1624 Fawn 
 Fayette, fr. 918 Arch 
 Fearon av., fr. 1818 Naudian 
 Federal, E. & W., 1200 S. 
 Feinour pi., fr. 73G Swanson 
 Fell, fr, 1828 N. 19th 
 Felton, W. fr, 30th, ab. Park av.' 
 Felton, fr, 129 Mead 
 Ferguson's ct., fr, 1334 South 
 Fernon, W. fr, 8th, ab, Morris 
 Ferris ct., fr. 220 N. Front 
 Fetter's la., fr. 117 N, 3d 
 Field, W. fr. 10th, bel. McKean 
 Fields, N. fr. Francis, ab. 16th 
 Fife's pi., fr, 1417 Bainbridge 
 Fifty Acre la., (Fkd.) 
 Filbert, W. fr. 6th, ab. Market 
 Filch, fr. 2120 Race 
 Fillmore, fr. 1730 Cox 
 Fillmore av., fr, 128 N. 15th 
 Fillmore, fr. Willow, (Fkd.) 
 Filson, N. fr- Arch, ab. 22d 
 Finch S. fr. Dauphin, ab, 13th 
 Finnegan's ct., fr, 717 Baker 
 Finney's ct,, fr. 631 Lombard 
 Firth, fr, 2521 Kensington av 
 Firth ct., fr. 919 Hamilton 
 Fisher, fr- 1612 S. 6th 
 Fishbourne, pi., fr. 634 Wash- 
 ington av. 
 Fisher, fr, 1929 E. Clearfield 
 Fisher's ct,, fr. 1319 Atmore 
 Fisher's la., fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.; 
 Fisher's pi., fr. 1321 Charlotte 
 Fitter, fr. 1731 N. 2d 
 Fitzpatrick pi,, fr, 615 St. Mary 
 Fitzwater, W. fr, 729 Passyunk 
 Flanigan's ct., fr- 1386 Beach 
 Fleet, fr . 521 Locust 
 Fletcher, fr. 2220 N. 25th 
 First, fr. 20 N. 23d 
 Fleason, N. fr. Wood, (Myk ) 
 Fleming, W. fr. 21st, ab. Market 
 Flick wir's pi., fr. 227 Grermaa 
 Fling's pL, fr. 1250 Hope 
 Flood's pi., fr. 912 S. 6th 
 Florence, fr. 1715 North 
 
Florence, S. fr. Milton, ab. lOtli 
 Florida, N. fr. Haverford av. 
 Florida, fr. 1113 Catherine 
 Florist, f r. 220 N. Front 
 Flower, fr. 720 New Market 
 Flora, W. fr. Reed, ab. 9th 
 Ford, N. fr. Pine, ab. 19th 
 Forder av., fr. 1213 Silver 
 Forrest pi., fr. 123 S. 4th 
 Forrest pi., fr. 621 Guilford 
 Foster, \V. fr. 32d, bel. Arch 
 Foster's row, fr. 1221 Sorral 
 Fothergill, S. fr. Pine, ab. 9th 
 Foulkrod, E. fr Lciper, (Fkd.) 
 Fountain, fr. 2018 N. 15th 
 Fountain, fr. 1618 S. 8th 
 Fox, W. fr. Gaul, ab. Serrill 
 Fox, fr. 29 E. Cumberland 
 Fox's ct., fr. 1215 South 
 Fox's ct., fr. 1218 Fitzwater 
 Frampton jil .,f r . 10] 3 Neclarine 
 Francis, S. fr. Kidge av ,ab.l6ih 
 Francis pi., fr. 813 Marriott 
 Fraacis, fr. 1120S.12tli 
 Franconi pi., fr. 7,1 N. 9th 
 Frank, S. fr. Quiney, (Gtii.) 
 Frank's ct., fr. 4b7 Franklin 
 rranktord,X.fr. Adams, (Fkd.) 
 Frankford nv., N. W. fr. Laurel 
 Franklin, N. fr. Race, ab. 7th 
 Franklin, Jr. 5426 c-tn.av.(Gtn.) 
 Franklin, fr. 23d, ab. Pine 
 Franklin, N. fr. Pine, (Fkd.) 
 Franklin ct., fr, 522 Franklin 
 Flickwerscl, fr. 219 German 
 Frederick, W. fr.:!0th,ab. Mifflin 
 French, W.fr. IGtli, ab Park av 
 I'rcnch, fr. 4031 Baring 
 Free, fr. 2-'iy S. 7lh 
 Frecd's a v., 8. fr. Race. ab. 7th 
 Freeman's ct., W. fr. Quince 
 Frecston pi., fr,1007 Moyamen- 
 
 singav. 
 Fremont, fr. 2820 Salmon 
 Freytag al., fr. 519 Alaska 
 Frcidlander, fr. 2026 Race 
 Fritndship ct., fr. 621 St. John 
 Fries ct., Jr. 18 N. 11th 
 Fromer's ct., fr. 924 Rodman 
 Front, N. & S. bel. 2d 
 Front, fr. 4050 Frankford,(Fkd.) 
 Fulton, fr. 746 S. 12th 
 Fulton, S. fr. Race, ab. 22d 
 Fulton, W. fr. 2821 Tulip 
 Fulton ct., fr. 11 1 7 Hewson 
 Furlong ct., fr. 707 Clierry 
 Furness, N. fr. Branch 
 G., W. fr. 22d, ab. Spruce 
 G., N. fr. Kensington av., ab. F 
 Gadsby pi., fr. 1722 Lombard 
 GalTney's av., fr. 632 Fitzwater 
 Gaine's pi., fr. 239 Queen 
 Galena, S. fr. Gaskill, ab. 4th 
 
 ' Gale's ct.. fr. 759 Passyuuk av, 
 Galbraith's ct., fr. 530 New 
 
 Market 
 Gallager's ct., fr. 1622 Alaska 
 Gallatin ph, fr. 119 China 
 Galloway, fr. 309 George 
 Galloway, fr. 1218 S. 25th 
 Garber pl„ fr. 403 New Market 
 Garden, N. fr. Jenks, (Bdg.) 
 Garden, N. fr. Vine, ab. 8th 
 Gampher av., fr. 505 Catlierine 
 Garibaldi, fr. 3418 N. lOlh 
 Garsiue, N. fr. Race, ab. 2d 
 Garvin pi., fr. 236 Catherine 
 Garden, N. fr. Berks, ab. 1 ulip 
 Garden, N. fr. Myrfle, ab. 4:Kh 
 Garnet, fr. 1915 Jeflerson 
 Garnet, S. fr. Hart's la. 
 Garreston.pl., fr. 827 S. 3d 
 (.ar.side,fr. 1422 N. 23d 
 Gascon av., fr. 320 New Market 
 (iaskill, W. fr. 2d, ab. South 
 (.aizmer, fr. 121S. 2d 
 Gaul, fr, i'21 E. Montgomery av. 
 Gavtun pi., fr. 1207 Kater 
 G;.y, fr. 4771 Cresson (Myk.) 
 Gav'sct., fr. 1242N. 3d 
 Geary, E, & W., 3300 S 
 Geary, fr. Faires ct. 
 (-ieary av., fr. 208 Richmond 
 Gebhard, fr. 1521 Race 
 Gebhart ct., fr. 1628 Carlton 
 Gegan, N. Ir. Norris, ab. 4th 
 Geisler, fr. 3022 Salmon 
 Geiss, fr, 558 E. Dauphin 
 Genoese pi., fr. 319 Mast(^r 
 George, W. fr. 2d, 1100 K. 
 George ct.. fr. 005Sansom 
 (.Jerm ai, W. 732 S. 2d 
 Germant()wnav.fr.l020N. Front 
 Gerrett, W. fr. l.sth, bel. Keed 
 Gerker, fr. Columbia av., ab. 
 
 Thompson 
 Gerrill, fr. 2519 N. Broad 
 Geiz, N. fr. McKean, ab. 10th 
 Getzell pi., fr. 1221 Poplar 
 Gibs »n's av., fr. Baltimore av 
 Gibson's ct., fr. 819 Charlotte 
 Gideon's ct., N. fr. Wood, ab.8th 
 Giffordpl., N. fr. Ogden,ab.lGth 
 Gihon pi., fr. 1232 Carlisle 
 Gilbert, W. fr. Kessler to 10th 
 Garrison ct., E. fr. Andrew 
 Gilboy ct., E. fr, 2d, ab. Poplar 
 Gillespie ct., fr. 1340 South 
 Giles, AV. fr. 23d ab. Oxford 
 GUlingham, W. fr. Cadwaladcr 
 Gillingham,fr.Mulberry,(Fkd. ) 
 Gillis al., N. Ir. South, ab 5th 
 Gill's av., S. fr. Poplar, ab. 12th 
 Gill's pi., fr. 728 Bainbridge 
 Gilmore 1)1. fr. 926 Sf. John 
 Gilpin, E. fr. 17th, ab. Chestnui 
 
Gilpin pi., fr. 840 Lawrence 
 Ginnodo, E. fr. 19th ab. Poplar 
 Girard, W. fr. 20 S. 11th 
 Girardav.,E.&W.,1200N 
 Given pi. , f r. 221 Christian 
 Given 's ct., fr. 2017 Filbert 
 Gladding pi., fr. 724 N. 13th 
 Glaney pi., N. fr. Noble, ab.lOth 
 Glasgow pi., S. fr. Poplar, ab. 2d 
 Glasmire pi., fr. 321 Orchard 
 Glass ct., fr. 1422 Brainbridge 
 Glazier pi., E. fr.Sd, ab. Poplar 
 Glenat's ct., fr. 33 Poplar 
 Glenville pi., fr. 828 N. 15th 
 Glenwood, N. Ir. Pegg 
 Glenwood av.,N.E.fr.317 Master 
 GlQucester pi., fr. 1070 Frank- 
 ford av. 
 rjodey, N. fr. Wall, ab. 5th 
 Godfrey, fr. Lehman, (Gtn.) 
 Godfrey, fr, 1610 S. 2d 
 Godfrey av., fr. 409 Jefferson 
 Gold, W. fr. 2d, ab. Walnut 
 Gold, fr. 2327 Pennsylvania av. 
 Gold, E. fr. Cedar, ab. Ann 
 Goldbeck, fr. 1131 N. 2d 
 Goldbeck, fr. 1224 N. 21st. 
 Goldsmith, ct., fr. 911 Rachel 
 Goldsmith ct., 518 New Market 
 Golser, ct., fr. 1225 N. Front 
 Gonsha, N. fr. Lisbon, ab. 5th 
 Good, W. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Goodbread pi., fr. 1004 Vernon 
 Goodman, S. fr. Rising Sun la. 
 Goodman's ct., fr. 31 j N. Market 
 Geodwater, E.fr. 8th, ab. Locust 
 Goodwill al., fr. 1328 Race 
 Goodwill ct., 1310 Race 
 Goodwin pi., fr. 1834 Beach 
 Gordon, fr. Geiss 
 Gordon's ct., ir, 1012 Rodman 
 Gordon's pi,, fr. 1831 Naudain 
 Gore's ct., fr. 322 Bainbridge 
 Gorgas, E. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Gorrel's ct., fr. 920 S. 5th 
 Goshen av.,W. fr. 11th, ab. Pine 
 Goss ct., S. fr. Emeline 
 Gossamer av., fr. 1017 Noble 
 Gothic, E. fr. 2d., ab. Walnut 
 Goujon's pi., fr. 920 Marshall 
 Govett's ct., fr. 915 Rodman 
 Gowen'sla., fr Gtn.av.(Gtn.) 
 Grace, W, fr. 16th, ab. Arch 
 Graff, W. fr. llih, ab. Race 
 Grafton pi., fr. 829 Fallon, 
 Grafton ct., fr. 817 S. 5th 
 Graham, fr. 1315 N. 19th 
 Grament pi., fr. 829 Carpenter 
 Grampian pi. fr. 713 N. 13th 
 Grants W. fr. 9th, ab. Mifflin 
 Granite, fr. 216 S. Front 
 Granville, W. fr. 21st, ab. Pine 
 Grapes fr. 414 N. 33d 
 
 Grape, fr. 4341 Main, (Myk.) 
 Graiz, N. fr. Oxford, ab. 18th 
 Gravel ct., fr. 1318 Olive 
 Graver's la., fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Gray, fr. 121 Poplar 
 Graydon, N. fr. Cowslip 
 Gray's Ferry rd., fr. 2230 Sou.h 
 Grayson, fr. 720 N. 17th 
 Greaves ct., fr. 1311 Cadwaladcr 
 Green, E. & W. 600 N. 
 Green, N. fr. Manheim, (Gtn.), 
 Green, fr. 3229 Gtn, av. 
 Green's ct., fr. 624 St. Jr hn 
 Green's cu, fr. 512 St. Mary 
 Greenhill, fr. 1620 M=ister 
 Green la., fr. 4501 Main, (Myk.) 
 Greenock pi., fr. 1115 Mark's la. 
 Green's ct,, W. fr. 8th, ab. Race. 
 Greenville pL, fr, Vaughan 
 Greenwich, fr. 1528 S. Front 
 Greenwood pi., fr. 629 N. Front 
 Greer, W. fr. Adrian, nr Otis 
 Grim's av,, W. fr. 3d, ab. Poplar 
 Grim's ct., E, fr. 3d, ah. Poplar 
 Grim's ct., fr. 1115 Lawrence 
 Grindstone al., fr. 220 Market 
 Grinnel pi., tr. 1120 Bainbridge 
 Griscom, N. fr. Pine, ab. 4th 
 Griswald al. fr. 5 2 Metcalf 
 Grove, fr. 1812 PerJtiomen 
 Grover, Ir, 110 Queen 
 Gross, W. fr. 27Lh, ab. Poplar 
 Grubb, E. fr. Sycamore 
 Gram's ct., fr. 1731 Jones 
 Guate, N. fr. Tioga, ab. 9th 
 Gucke's ct., fr. 830 St. John 
 Guest, W. fr. 32d, ab, Oxiord 
 Guilford, fr. 226 South 
 Gulielma, E. fr. 15th, ab. South 
 Gummery, S. Ir. 212 Alta 
 Gurney, N. W. fr. Leamy 
 Guy's Block, E. fr. 309 S. 22d 
 Guy's ct., S. fr. Spruce, ab. 21st 
 Gwinn, E. fr. Main, (Myk.) 
 Gwynn. S. fr. Spruce, ab. 21st 
 Gwynn'spl.,E.fr.l023 Charlotte 
 H., N. fr. Kensington av. ab. G 
 Haas, N. fr. Somerset, ab. 22d 
 Haas'pl.,E.fr.7ilN.3d 
 Hackers pi, fr. 912 S. 4th 
 Hacket's ct., fr. 438 Monroe 
 Hackley, W. fr. 4th, ab. Berks 
 Haddon pi ,S. fr. Poplar ab. 7th 
 Hagedornpl. ,N fr.Lynd,ab.4th 
 Hagert, W. fr. 22d, ab. York 
 Hagner, N fr. South, ab. 11th 
 Hahn, N, fr. Reed, ab. 20th 
 Hahn's ct., fr. 1921 Cuthbert 
 Haines, W. fr. 12th, ab. Poplar 
 Haines, N-fr. 5033 Gtn,av.(Gtn.) 
 Haines' ct.,S.fr.Lemon, ab, 10th 
 Haines' pL, N. fr. Kates 
 Hale's c*-., N. fr. Federal, ab, 9tli 
 
Hale, N. fr. Columbia av. ah Cd 
 Hall, fr. 920 S. 9th 
 Hamilton, fr. 1328 N. Front 
 Hansberry.fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) ^ 
 Hanley's ct., fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Halleck pi., fr. 1320 Charlotte 
 Hallowell, fr. 1030 S. 6th 
 Hammell's ct., fr. 1710 Lombard 
 Hamilton, W. fr. 9th ab. Noble 
 Hamilton,W.fr .Green la.(Myk ) 
 Hamlet's pi., fr. 1220 Hope 
 Hammit's av., N. fr. Crease 
 Hampton, W. fr. 20th, bel. Pine 
 Hance's pl.,fr. 1528 Cadwalader 
 Hancock, N. fr. 129 Girard av. 
 Hancock, fr. Chutch la., (Gtn.) 
 Hand, W. fr. 20th, bel. Pine 
 Hansen's ct., fr. 1013 Barley 
 Harberger's pi., fr. 1710 Jones 
 Harbeson pl.,fr.l313 Callowhill 
 Hare, W. ir. 720 N. 22d 
 Harbor, fr. 1022 Frankford av. 
 Harden ct., S, fr. Pearl, ab. 15th 
 Harding pi., fr. 322 Gerir^an 
 Harlen, W. fr. 19th, ab. Master 
 Harold, fr. 2620 N. 22d 
 Harper, W. fr. 28th, ab. Poplar 
 Harper's ct., fr. 518 S. 18th 
 Harshaw, fr. 2017 Catherine 
 Hart, fr. 1822 N. 10th 
 Hartranft, E. & W., 3400 S. 
 Hartung, fr. 40 N. 21st 
 Harvey ct., fr. 408 S. 21st 
 Harker's pi., fr. 1814 Baker 
 Harkenson's pi., fr. 713 Baker 
 Harley's ct., fr. 2011 Market 
 Harman's al., fr. 2122 Sansom 
 Harmony, fr. 720 S. 4th 
 Harmony, W. fr. 3d, ab. Walnut 
 Harmony ct., fr. 412 S. 6th 
 Harmstead, fr. 618 S. 19th 
 Harmstead pi., fr. 912 Ogden 
 Harper's ct., fr. 2016 Lombard 
 Harper's pi., 629 Guilford 
 Harriet, S. fr. Ross, ab. 10th 
 Harriet pi., fr. 2015 Pearl 
 Harrison, fr. 1420 Frankford av. 
 Harrison N. fr. Gay, (Myk.) 
 Harrison, E. fr. Penn, (Fkd.) 
 Harrison ct., fr. Pleasant, (Gtn.) 
 Harris's ct., f. 18 Letitia 
 Hartley pl.,S.fr.Cherry,ab. 13th 
 Hartman'sct.,fr.Gray'sFerryrd 
 Hart'sla.,fr. 2820 Kensingtonav 
 Hart's rd., fr. 2616 N, 20th 
 Harton pi. S fr. Race, ab. 8th 
 Hartwell av.,S.fr.Gtn. av.fC.H.) 
 Harvey, fr. Gtn av., (Gtn.) 
 Harvey's ct. W. fr. 2d. bel. Pine 
 Harvey's pi., fr. 1021 St. John 
 Haskin pi., fr. 220 Federal 
 Hassinger av., fr. 118 N, Juniper 
 Havorford av.,W. fr. 500 N. 32d 
 
 Haviland pi., fr. 232 N. 8th 
 Hawthorn av., fr 1719 Barker 
 Hay, W. fr. 6th ab. Reed 
 Hay dock, fr. 1002 N. Front 
 Hay's ct., fr. 229 St. John 
 Hayward pi., fr. 921 Hamilton 
 Haywood pi., 914 Hamilton 
 Hazel, fr. 1422 N. Front 
 Hazel, fr. 912 N. 11th 
 Hazlewood, fr. 2318 Montrose 
 Hazzard, fr. 2524 Cedar 
 Hazzard ct., fr. 1917 Cuthbert 
 Heath, fr. 920 N. 12th 
 Heberton ct., fr. 1618 Lombaud 
 Hebrew pi., fr. 321 N. 3d j 
 Heck pi., fr. 931 N. 2d ( 
 
 Heckman pi., fr 817 Willow/ 
 Heckroth pi., fr. 610 Weaver 
 Hedge, N. fr. Unity, (Fkd.) 
 Hedge pi., fr. 928 HamiltoiJ 
 Heilig pi., S. fr. Native I 
 Heins, fr. 318 S. 12th ' 
 
 Heiss pi., fr. 423 Moyer 
 Helena pl„ fr. 215 Christian 
 Helmuth,fr. 532 S. 16th 
 Hemlock pi., fr. 1420 Soutii 
 Hemphill, fr. 811 Carpenter 
 Hemple ct., fr. 1011 Hamilton 
 Henck's ct., fr. 816 Rachel 
 Henderson ct., 1028 South | 
 Henly's ct., fr. 729 Carpentei 
 Henrietta, fr. 1336 N. 21st 
 Henrietta av., fr. 1020 Highlaxii 
 Henry, fr. 1113 Lombard 
 Henry ct., fr. 1312 Gtn. av. 
 Hepburn, fr. 1618 Bainbridgel 
 Hepburn pL, fr. 746 PassyunH 
 Herald pi., fr. Ledger pi. 
 Herb, fr. 616 N. 19th 
 Herbert pi., fr. 1221 Silver 
 Herdman ct., fr. 814 N. 5th 
 Herman, N. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Herman, fr. 2314 N. 19th 
 Herman ct.,W, fr. Griscom 
 Hermitage, fr. 329 Green, ab. 3d 
 Hermitage, N. fr. 329 Jackson 
 Hero pi., fr, 419 Carpenter 
 Herschel av.^ N. fr Hand 
 Hedding, N. fr. North, ab. 15tl: 
 Hedleg, fr. 3723 Richmond 
 Hemberger, fr. 2315 Berks 
 Henry, fr. 2016 Howell 
 Henry, fr. 3422 Mascher 
 Helen, S. fr. Harts la. 
 Herdman, fr. 1815 Perkiomen 
 Herds, fr. 1312 Picavi 
 Herman, N. fr. Reed, ab. 17th 
 Hewitt pi., W. fr. Quince 
 Hewson, fr. 2734 Salmon 
 Heyer pi., W. fr, Levant 
 Hibberd, fr. 1123 Girard av 
 Hickey, fr. 1518 Market 
 Hickory ct„ fr. 620 Willow 
 
Hide's ct., fr. 821 Filbert 
 Higgln's ct., fr. 139 Carpenter 
 Higgia's pl„ fr. 120 Carpenter 
 HigH, N. fr, Gtn. av,, (Gtn.) 
 Highland, fr. 28 N- 10th 
 Highland av.,S.fr.Gtn.av. (Gtn.) 
 Highland pi., fr. 1019 Highland 
 Hight's av., fr. 2509 Callowhill 
 Hight's ct , fr. 913 Hamilton 
 Hiiand pi., fr, 1420 Cadwalader 
 Hildeburn, fr. 928 Passyunk av 
 Hill, fr. 739 S. 15th 
 Hillerman pL, fr. 321 Garden 
 Hilladale, S. fr. Race, ab. 3d 
 Himmelwright pi., fr. 912 S, 6th 
 Hine's ct., fr. 220 Christian 
 Hine's ct. , fr. 926 Rodman 
 Hippie's la.,fr.Ridge av„(Myk.) 
 Hobensackpl., 118 Fairm'nt ay 
 Hock pi , fr. 1418 Brown 
 Hoc lister, fr. 1020 Hoyt 
 Hoffman, fr. 920 N. 61st 
 Hoffman, W. fr. 4th, ab. Morris 
 Holland, fr. 831 N- 5th 
 Holland pi., fr. 1019 Parrish 
 Hollinger, fr. 3122 Columbia ay 
 Hollingsworth, fr. 1720 N. 31st 
 Holly, fr. 1520 Fitzwater 
 Holly, N. fr. Aspen, ab. 41st 
 Holman ct., fr. 319 Otis, 
 Holme's al., E, fr. 2d, ab. Vine 
 Holt's av., fr. 622 New Market 
 Home pl.,fr, 224 German 
 Homer av., fr. 223 N. 13th 
 Hope, fr 117 Canal 
 Hoopes, fr. Clearfield, ab. Bath 
 Hopkins, S. fr. Race, ab. 57th 
 Hopkinson pl.,fr.l26 N-Juniper 
 Horn's ct., fr. 927 St. John 
 Horstman, fr. 2121 Somerset 
 Horstman, N. fr. Reed, ab. 4th 
 Horstman's row, fr. 741 S. 3d 
 Horstman's ct., fr. 324 German 
 Horstman's ct., f r.214 Carpenter 
 Horst's ct., fr. 1428 Cadwalader 
 Horter, N. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Houben's pL, fr. 1127 N. 3d 
 Housekeeper's ct. ir. 1438 Beach 
 Houston ct., fr. 938 Rodman 
 Houten row, fr. 1829 N. 6th 
 Howard, N. fr. 129 Girard av 
 Howard, S. fr. Brown, ab. 12d 
 Howard, fr. 4019, Gtn., av 
 Howard ct., fr. 1623 Hamilton 
 Howell, W. fr. 32d, ab. Arch 
 Howell, W. fr. 19th, ab. Pine 
 Hoyt, E. & W. 3500 S 
 Hubbell, fr. 1029 Catharine 
 Hubbs, fr. 1530 N. 20th 
 Hubert pi., fr 841 N. 5th 
 Huckel's ct.. fr. 131 South 
 Hudson, fr. 2718 Walker 
 Hudson, S. fr. Market, ab. 3d 
 
 Hughes' pl.,fr. 1118 Jefferson av 
 Huhn, N. fr. Rccd, ab, 23th 
 Hull, E. fr. Amber, ab. Ann 
 Hull pi, fr. 812 N. Delaware a. 
 Hulseman ct., fr. 1240 Fitzwater 
 Hulseman pi., fr. 1228 N. Front 
 Humboldt, fr. 2518 N. 22d 
 Humboldt, fr. 3419 N. 11th 
 Humes, fr. 508 Bainbridge 
 Hume's av., fr. 2720 South 
 Hummell, Ir. 1120 S. 22d 
 Hummeli's ct„ fr. 941 N. 3d 
 Humphrey's ct., fr. 1519 Filbert 
 Hunt's la., fr. 2730 Tulip 
 Hutchinson ct.,fr. 203 Dean 
 Hunter's ct., fr. 1519 Vine 
 Hunter's row, fr. 330 S Uth" 
 Huntingdon. E. & W. 2600 N 
 Hunt's ct, fr. 8>5 Charlotte 
 Hutchison, fr. 921 Poplar 
 Hutton, fr. 800 N. 35th 
 Huron pi., fr. 1428 Phillip ' 
 Hurley^ S. fr. Indiana, ab. D 
 Hurst, fr. 513 South 
 Hydra pL, fr. 419 Noble 
 I, N. fr. Kensington av., ab. H 
 Ida, 1928, S. 31st 
 Illinois, S. fr. Locust, ab. 17th 
 Increase ct., fr. 102?Sansom 
 Indiana, E. & W. 3000 N 
 Institute, fr. 1726 Colambia av 
 Innes, W. fr. 112 Allen 
 IngersoU, fr. 1424 N. 18th 
 Ingle, E. fr. Haines, (Gtn.) " 
 Ingliss, E. fr. 2d. ab. Walnut 
 Ingram, fr. 1218 S. 27th 
 Inquirer, fr, 1123 Brown 
 Iowa av. S. fr. Union, ab. 2d 
 Iranstan, fr. 411 German 
 Ireland, S. fr. Harrison 
 Ireland's ct., fr. 718 Brook 
 Iron pL, fr. 88 Laurel 
 Irvin, S. fr. Howell, (Bdg.) 
 Irvin, fr. 540 N. 48th 
 Irving, W. fr. 37th, ab. Spruce 
 Irwin, E. fr. 13th bel. Green 
 Isaac's ct., fr. 918 Vine 
 Isabella, fr. 2732 Emiline 
 Iserminger, fr. 1220 Budd 
 Islington la., N. E. fr. Ridge av. 
 
 ab. 25th 
 Ivanhoe, S. fr. Pewter, ab. 4th 
 Ivy,fr.3D8 S. 10th 
 J. N. fr. Kensington, av., ab. I 
 Jacob pi., fr. 835 Randolph 
 Jacoby, fr. 1218 Monterey 
 Jacoby av., fr, 131 Oxford 
 Jackson, E. fr. Martha 
 Jackson, fr. 3414 N. 8th 
 Jackson, fr. 1021 Ellsworth 
 Jackson, E «fe W 2200 S 
 Jackson,fr. Washington, (Myk.) 
 Jackson, N. fr. Tucker, (Fyk.) 
 
James, W. fr. Edgcmont 
 James, W. fr. Orthodox, (Fkd.) 
 Jamison, fr. 1226 S. 7th 
 Jamison's ct., fr. 2331 Hamilton 
 Jane, fr. 717 Yhost 
 Janney, N. fr. Ann, ab. Tulip 
 Jarvis, E. fr. 4th, bel. Reed 
 Jasper, fr. 2301 N. Front 
 Java pi., S. fr. Vine, ab. 9th 
 Jay, N. fr. Wallace, ab. 8th 
 Jayne, W. fr. 34 S. 6th 
 Jefferson, W. fr. Johnson,'^ Gtn.) 
 Jefferson. N. fr. Oxford, (Fkd.) 
 Jefferson, W. fr, Cresson,(Myk.) 
 Jefferson, E. & W. 1500 N 
 Jefferson pi., fr. 948 N. Front 
 Jeffrey pi., fr. 1108 N. Front 
 Jenning*-3 ct.. fr. 120 Marion 
 Jenks, E. fr, Richmond, (Bdg.) 
 Jenkins, fr. 23 N. 2d 
 Jerusalem pl.,.fr. 121Q Pearl 
 Jessamine, fr. 927 S. 15th 
 Jessup, fr, 1115 Catharine 
 John ct.,fr. 408N. 24ih 
 John, N. fr. Buckius, (Bdg.) 
 John, fr. Wain, (Fkd.) 
 John, ir. Cresson, (Myk.) 
 John, fr. 3520 Mascher 
 John's pi., fr, 1313 Wheat 
 Johnson, E. & W. 2800 S 
 Johnson, fr. Gtn., av, (Gtn.) 
 Johnson. N. fr. Sellers-, (Fkd.) 
 Johnston, fr, 22 S. 20th 
 Joint al., fr. 21 S, 15th 
 Jones, fr. 20 N. 17th 
 Jordan, N, fr. Reed, ab, 20th 
 Jordan's pi,, fr. 2415 Callowhill 
 Josephine, fr. Church, (Fkd,) 
 Joy, W, fr. 10th bel. Pine 
 Joyce, N. fr. Moore, ab. 4th 
 Joyce, S. fr.VenangOjab, Amber 
 Juan pL, E. fr. 13th, ab. South 
 Judd pi , fr, 749 Passyunk av 
 Judge,W. fr, Edgemont,ab,Ann 
 Judson, N. fr. Brown, ab. 23d 
 Julia, fr. 153 Fairmount av 
 Juliana, fr. 517 Vine 
 .Juliuspl., fr, 10o7S, 2d 
 June, S. fr, Seneca, ab. 47th 
 June, fr, 750 S, 7th 
 Juniata, N, fr. Reed, ab. 4th 
 Juniata av., E. & W., 4200 N. 
 Juniata, N. fr. Arch. ab. 62d 
 Justice, fr, 1220 S. 26th 
 Justice's cr.. fr. 528 N. 2d 
 Juvenal , N. fr. Walnut, ab. 10th 
 K., fr. 3100 Kensington a-«^. 
 Ivane, N. fr. Darcy 
 Kane's ct., fr. 921 Rodman 
 Kane's pi., fr. 131 Carpenter 
 ICater, fr. 618 Lloyd 
 Kates, fr. 812 S. 15th 
 Kauffman, fr. 811 S. 4th 
 
 Ivauffman ct., fr. 121 N. 2a 
 Keating pi., fr. 522 N. 2d 
 Keble, W, fr. 8th, bel. Pine 
 Keefe, fr, 1118 S, Front 
 Keeler's la., fr. 1929 S. Front i 
 Keichliue's ct,, fr. 1137 Char- ! 
 
 lotte 
 Keichline pi., N. fr. 1133 Olive 
 Kelly, W. fr. 13th, ab. Chestnut 
 Kelly's ct, fr. 317 German 
 Kelley's la., fr. Green la. (Myk) 
 Keenan's ct, fr, 1429 Gtn. av 
 Kelly s ct,, fr, 237 Washigt'n av 
 Kelton, fr. 1416 Race 
 Kemble, fr. 416 S. 12th 
 Kempton, fr. 240 S. 5th . 
 Kenilworth pi", fr. 3319 Emer- 
 ald 
 Kennebec ct, fr. 2D11 Naudian 
 Kennedy, fr. Tacony, (Fkd.) 
 Kennedy's ct., fr. 924 N. Front 
 Kenny pi., fr. 220 Monroe 
 Kensington av., N. fr. 2401 X. 
 
 Front 
 Kent, W. fr. 22d, ab. Pine 
 Iventon pi., N. fr. Lodge 
 Kenwood pi., fr. 1015 Hamilton 
 Kenworthy's ct., fr. 727 Cherry 
 Kenyon, N. fr. New, ab. 2d 
 Keron ul., fr. 420 bt John 
 Kerr, ff. 930 Lawrence 
 Kerr.S. fr. Pine, ab. 22d 
 Kerr, fr, 829 N, 5th 
 Kershaw av., W. fr. Lancaster 
 
 av., ab, 49th 
 Kershow, fr, 1434 Raee 
 Kessler, fr. 921 Fairmeunt av 
 Kessler pi., fr. 341 Fairm't av 
 Kessly,fr, 560 N, 41st 
 Kettlewell, fr, 3430 Bath 
 Keturah dL. fr, 1015 St John 
 Keyser, fr, 1327 N, 5th 
 Keyser, fr. Columbia, bel. Wil- 
 
 dey 
 Keyser's ct, fr. 312 New Mkt 
 Keyser's ct., fr, 920 N. 6th 
 Keyser's la.,fr. Gtn. av.,(Gtn.) 
 Kiblen pi., fr. 123 Green 
 Kiehl, fr. 3114 Amber 
 Kildare, W. fr. Osprey 
 Kilpatrick'sct, fr. 609 Lomb'd 
 Kimball, fr. 1028 S. 19th 
 King's.ct., fr. 2118 Sansom 
 King s ct., fr. 1321 Kates 
 Kiugsessing av., S. W,, fr. 41st 
 
 and Woodland av 
 Kingston, fr. 3619 Richmond 
 Kingston, fr. 218 S. 13th 
 ICinley'f ct, fr. 1026 Lombsr 
 Kinsley's pi., fr. 253 S. 6th 
 Kirby pi., fr. 419 Garden 
 Ivirk, N. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 ' Kirkbride, E. fr. School,^ Bdg.) 
 
Kirkham pi., fr. 718 Race 
 Kirkpatrick ct., fr, 719 H. 6th 
 Kips, S. f. Indiana, bel. Front 
 Kline'sct.,fr. 928N. 3d 
 Kline's row, fr. 1305 Lawrence 
 Kneass, E. tr, 417 N. 15th 
 Knickerbocker pi., fr. 1432 
 
 Cherry 
 Knight's ct., fr. 822 Cherry 
 Knowles' av., fr. 2418 Naudian 
 Knorr, N. E. fr. Fillmore 
 Knox, N. fr. Queen, ((itn.) 
 Knox, N. fr. Brown, ab. 9th 
 Kressler pi., fr. 421 Norris 
 Krider's al., fr. 734 S. Front 
 Krider's ct., fr. 719 Alaska 
 Kurtz, N. fr. Poplar, ab. 11th 
 Xiaucoii pi., fr. Krider's al. 
 Lafaye-.te, fr. 1156 S. 9th 
 Latferty's ct, fr. 522 Christian 
 La Grange, fr. 32 N. 2d 
 La Harpe t 1., fr, Rugan, ab. 4th 
 Lambert, W. fr. 13th, ab. Arch 
 .*.anark pL, fr. 938 Beach 
 Lancaster, fr. 3220 Market 
 Lancaster, fr, 112 Marion 
 Lancaster av,, fr. 8201 Market 
 Lancer' s ct. ,fr. 1320 Passy unk av 
 Landis, W. fr. 238 S. 4th 
 Landreth, fr. 122 N. 12th 
 Lane's ct., fr. 1328 Lombard 
 Lansing pi., fr. 419 South 
 Lardner, fr. 118 S. 15th 
 Larkin, fr. 1121 South 
 Lathbury's cr., fr. 518 Alaska 
 Latimer, fr. 234 S. 15th 
 Latimer, fr. 1127 Otis 
 Latimer ct., fr. 223 Germa 
 Latimer pi., fr. 236 S. 17th 
 Latour's ct.. fr. 816 Willow 
 Xaurel, E. fr. 2d, ab. Poplar 
 Xaurel, fr. 4S33 Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Laurens, fr. School, (Gtn.) 
 Lava pi., fr. 211 Duponceau 
 Lawrence, fr. 418 Brown 
 Law's ct., fr. 220 Christian 
 Lawson, fr. 1121 Pearl 
 Leadbeater's av.,E. fr. Lybrand 
 Leaden's ct., fr. 724 Alaska 
 Lebanon, fr. 920 Fitzwater 
 Lafayette, N. fr, Wayne, (Gtn.) 
 La Grange, fr, 1324 Carpenter 
 Lambden, fr. Tasker, ab. 17th 
 Lambert, fr. Cleartiela, ab. Bath 
 Lambert, S, fr. Berks, ab, 20th 
 Landing, fr. 2-501 Green 
 Landsdown, fr. 5322 Lanc't av, 
 Langdon pi., 1308 Corn 
 Larkin, ff. 11 South 
 Lark, N. fr. William., ab. Tulip 
 Latona, fr, 1724 S. 16th 
 L,atona, fr, 1523 N. 21st 
 Lawrence av,, fr. 1318 S. ISth 
 
 Layman pi,, fr. 725 Jayne 
 i.eagne, fr, 1026 S. 19 th 
 Leamy, fr. 121 Lehigh ay 
 Leander, fr. 16-0 Mifflin 
 LeBrun, E. fr, Harvey, (Gtn.) 
 Ledger pi., fr. 34 N. 2d 
 Lefevre, E. fr, Fkd, or., (Bdg. 
 Lee, fr. 21 Cumberland 
 Lee, W, fr. 18th, bel. Market 
 Leed's av,, fr. 1406 Vine 
 Leed's pi., fr. 1220 Olive 
 Lee's pi., fr. 1018 Alaska 
 Lehigh av., E. & W. 2700 N 
 Lehman, S. fr. Green, (Gm.) 
 Leiper's ct , fr. 41 N. 11th 
 Leib pL, E. fr. Annapolis 
 Leibert. fr. Robinson, (Myk.) 
 Leib, S. fr. Harrison 
 Leinan pi., fr. Harriet 
 L-iper,N. fr. Frankford, (Fkd.) 
 Leiper.E. fr.l9S, 13th 
 Leiper pi,, fr. 514 Marriott 
 Leisenring,fr. 228 N. 12th 
 Leithguw, fr. 417 Poplar 
 Lejee.fr. 918 D:^.uphin 
 Lemon,fr. 614 N. 10th 
 Lemon ct., fr. 1324 Fkd, av. 
 Lena, fr. CoUom, (Gtn.) 
 Lentz, W. fr. 1218 8. 11th 
 Lentz's ct., fr. 1320 Passayunk 
 Leon, fr. lO-.O Washington av 
 Leopard, fr. 17 Richmond 
 Lesher, N. fr. Orthodox, (Fkd.) 
 Letitia, fr. 119 Chestnut 
 Letitia ct., fr. 120 N. 23d 
 Letterlv, fr, 2431 Kensington av 
 Levan pi., fr. 912 S, 9th 
 Levant, S. fr. Pear 
 Leverington av., (Myk.) 
 Levina, fr. 529 S. 3d 
 Levy's ct.,N. fr. Trout 
 Lewellen's av., fr. 920 Beach 
 Lewis, W. fr. 12^')0 S. 36th 
 Lewis, N. fr, Tioga ab. Thomp 
 
 son 
 Lex, fr. 830 N. 15th 
 Lex, N. fr. Eadline, ab. 44th 
 Leyden's ct., fr. 221 N. 10th 
 Lib rty, N. fr. Myrtle, ab. 40th 
 Liberty, fr. Robinson, (Myk.) 
 Liberty, fr. 217 N.lCth 
 Librarv,W. fr. 4th, ab. Walnut 
 Lilly Ann, fr. 1018 Bainbridge 
 Lima pi,, N. fr. South, ab. 6th 
 Lincoln av., fr, 724 Fallon 
 Linden, fr. Mulberry, (Fkd.) 
 Linden, S. fr. Green, ab. 9th 
 Linden, fr. 1231 Richmond 
 Linden pi., fr. 1824 Alaska 
 Linden pi. E. fr. Main, (Gtn.) 
 Lindsev, fr. 16-0 Bainbridge 
 Lindsey av., fr. 1118 South 
 Lingo, fr. 1722 Carpenter 
 
Linn, fr. 41S X. 22.1 
 Linnard, fr. 133U S. 8th 
 Linney, E. fr, Gaul, ab. Tioga 
 Linton, W. fr. 20th, ab. Walnut 
 Linville, fr, 2416 Green 
 Linwood, W. tr. 48th, ab. Aspen 
 Linwood pi., fr. 12 N. 9th 
 Lippincott, fr. 3124 N. 6th 
 Lisbon, W, fr. Gilles al. 
 Lisle, fr. 814 Bainbridge 
 Lister pi., fr. 320 Bainbridge 
 Lltehfiield, fr. 1223ainbridge 
 Litchfield pi., fr. Annapolis 
 Litford pi., fr. 66 Laurel 
 Little Ann pi,, fr. 1338 Carpnt'r 
 Little Belt pi., fr. 919 S. 2d 
 Little Boy's ct,, fr. \ 14 Arch 
 Little Medina, fr. 1328 S, 7th 
 Little Pine, N. fr. Warren 
 Little Summer, fr. 124 N. 22d 
 Little Wayne, fr, Lehman (Gtn) 
 Livingston, fr, 721 Gold 
 Lloyd, N. fr, 1411 Fitzwater 
 Lloyd, fr. 414 Serrell 
 Lock, W, fr. Penn, (Myk,) 
 Lock pi, , fr. Leopard 
 Lockland pi,, fr, 1321 Fair- 
 mount av * 
 Locust, fr. Garden, (Bdg,) 
 Locust, fr. 228 S. 4th 
 Locust av., N, fr. Willow (Gtn) 
 Lodge, W, fr. 2d,ab, Walnut 
 Logan,fr, 3420 N, 21st 
 Logan square, fr. Race, ah. 18tli 
 Lombard, E. & W., 500 S. 
 Lombard row, fr. 712 Lombard 
 Long, fr. 920 McKean 
 Long la., fr. 1910 Washngt'n av 
 Long's ct,, fr, 748 S, 3d 
 Longfellow pi,, fr, 1216 Bain- 
 bridge 
 Longstreth ct,, fr, Levant 
 Loomis pi,, fr. 2217 Shamokin 
 Lorain, N. fr. Green, ab. 7th 
 Lorain pl„ fr. 1029 N. 4th 
 Loud pi,, fr, 810 Enquirer 
 Loudon, E. & W., 4900 N. 
 Louiwa av., fr, 107 Union 
 Louty pi., fr, 524 Christian 
 Lounden pi., fr, 321 N. 2d 
 Lowber, N, fr. Filbert, ab. 39th 
 Lowndes pi., fr. 321 N. 2d 
 Loxley pL, N. fr. Arch, ab. 3d " 
 Loyel, E. fr. York, ab. Moyer 
 Lucus pL, fr. 1108 Gtn. av ♦ 
 Lucv, E fr. Almond, bel. York 
 I-udlow, fr. 22 S. 29th 
 Ludwig, fr. 4032 Haverford av. 
 Lukens, fr. 1112 S. 15th 
 Luther, fr. 955 St. John 
 Luzerne, E. & W., 40C0 N. 
 Lvbrand, N. fr. 1319 Race 
 Lydia, S, W. fr. Sites 
 
 Lydia, fr. 222 S. Juniper 
 Lydia, Ir. 4615 Silverton av. 
 Lynch ct„fr. 762 S. 2d 
 Lynd, W. fr. 4th, ab. Gceen 
 Lyndall al., fr. 216 S. 12th 
 Lynn pi., fr. 819 St. John 
 McAfee's ct., fr. 510 South 
 McAllister's al., fr, 150 N. 8th 
 McAllister's ct., fr. 1120 Frank- 
 ford av 
 McAlpin, S. fr. Walnut, ab. 361^1 
 McAnall's pi., fr. 2129 Spruce 
 McAnally's ct., fr. 735 Carpntr 
 McAtee's ct., fr. 1528 Cadwala- 
 
 der 
 McAlravy, fr. 1106 Milton 
 McCallum, W. fr. Mortan,(Gtn.> 
 McCann's ct., fr. 417 Christian 
 McCann's pi., fr, 425 Marriott 
 McCanns ct.,fr. 831 St. Mary 
 McCartney's ct.,f r.814 Christian 
 McCaw's row. fr. 775 S. 3d 
 McClaskey's ct , fr. 522 S, 6th 
 McClean's ct.fr .1111 Bainbridge 
 McCleary's ct., fr, 1528 Lombard 
 McClellan, fr. 1818 6. 2d 
 McClellen, S. fr. Vienna 
 McClure's ct., fr, 1520 Pearl 
 McCormick's av., fr. 129 N. 23d 
 McCoy's ct., fr, 926 S, 6th 
 McCrea, fr. 744 S, Juniper 
 McCristle's al,, fr, 1336 Gtn,, av 
 McCurdy, fr. 1130 S. 26th 
 McDavitt's ct,, fr. 527 Marriott 
 McDavitt'sct., fr, 330St. John 
 McDonald pi., 230 N, 15th 
 McDuffle, fr, 522 S. 18th 
 McFaddens ct,, fr, 1014 South 
 McFadden pl„ fr, 1532 Lomoard 
 McFarland, W, fr, 42 bel. Aspen 
 McFarland ct,,fr,1621 Morav ian 
 McFarran.fr ,3801 Gtu.av., (Gtn,) 
 McGaw's Row, fr. 775 S, 4th 
 McGinley's ct ,, fr, 515 Marriott 
 McGrath, fr. &41 Lawrence 
 Mclllwain, fr. 1226 S, 3d 
 Mclntire's ct,, fr, 429 Christian 
 McKean, E. &. W, 2000 S 
 McKeans ct,, fr, 618 Locust 
 McKean's av., fr. Clapier,(Gtn,; 
 McKee's av., fr. 631 St. Mary 
 McKee's ct., fr. 1320 Lombard 
 McKnight's ct.,fr. 1812 Naudain 
 McLean, fr. 123 Otter 
 McLaughlin's av., fr. Little 
 
 Summer 
 McLaughlin's ct,, fr. 428 Mar- 
 riott - - - 
 McManeman ct,, E. fr. Syca- 
 more 
 McManemy's ct., fr. 428 German 
 McManus, fr. 2143 Gtn. &v. 
 McMutten'8 ct., fr. 424 Walnufe 
 
McNally, fr. 2315 Blddle 
 McNickle'spl.,fr. 828 Carpenter 
 McPherson's ct., fr. 2230 Hamil- 
 ton 
 McWilliams av., fr. 106 Thomp- 
 son 
 Mackey, fr. 1324S.2d 
 Mackinaw, fr. 234 N. 8th 
 Mackham, Ir. 724 N. 17th 
 Macleod pi., fr. 418 Race 
 Maddox pi., fr. 729 S. 4th 
 Madison, N. fr. Race,ab. 11th 
 Madison a v.. fr, 3228 Emerald 
 Madison ct., fr. 637 St, Mary 
 Madison sqr., fr. 828 S. 22d 
 Magilton's ct., N. fr. Kates 
 Magnet, S. fr. Green la., (Myk.) 
 Magnolia, N, fr. Willow sh. 5th 
 Magnolia, E. fr. Haines, (utn) 
 Maiden, fr. Letcher, (Myk.) 
 Maiden la.,fr.Lanc'r av. ab. 50th 
 Main, fr. Rittenhouse, (Myk.) 
 Maison pi., fr. 1318 Silver 
 Malcolm pi., fr. 1831 Gtn., av 
 Manayunkav., (Myk.) 
 Manderson, fr.1016 Beach 
 Mangrove pi., fr. 626 South 
 Manhatten pi., fr. 1015 Hamil- 
 ton 
 Manheim.fr. 4552 Gtn av.,(Gtu.) 
 Manley, fr. 1721 Ridge av. 
 Manilla, fr. 924 S. 9th 
 Mannekin, fr. 517 Norrls 
 Manning, W. fr. 22d ab. Spruce 
 Mann's ct., fr. 928 Hamilton 
 Manor, S. E. fr. Adams, (Myk.) 
 Manor, S, fr. Berks, ab. 4th 
 Manor pi., S. fr. Poplar, ab. 3(i 
 Mansfield pi., fr. 540 N. Front 
 Manship, fr. 142 Norris 
 Manship, fr. 1124 Locust 
 Mansine pi., fr. 924 Melon 
 Manton, fr. 1224 S. 17th 
 Maple wood, N. fr. Wyne, (Gtn.) 
 Maple, W. fr. 8th, ab. Race 
 Marble, fr. 18 S. 10th 
 Marble ct., 8. fr. Marble, 
 Margaret, fr.Trenton av., (Fkd.) 
 Margaretta, fr. 419 N. 2d. 
 Margaretta, fr. 622 Wharton 
 Margaretta pi. ,fr.l 17 Margaretta 
 Maria, fr. 718 N. 4th 
 Mariner, fr. 1018 S. 13th 
 Marion, fr. 1122 S. Front 
 Marion pi., fr. 518 Christian 
 Marion, W. fr. Lehman, (Gtn.) 
 Marker, fr. 1626 S. 2d 
 Market, W. fr. Delaware av., 
 
 No. 1 N. & S. 
 Market al., fr. 429 N. 16th 
 Markham, fr. 722 N. 17th 
 Marklepl., fr. 519S. 2d 
 Markley pi., fr. 130 Spruce 
 
 Markoe, fr. 4623 Silverton av. 
 Mark's la.. W. fr. 31th, ab. Arch. 
 Marlborough, fr. 1521 Fkd av 
 IViarley's ct., Ir, 1822 Ann 
 Marmion pi., fr. 22S Christian 
 Marmora, fr. 728 Beach 
 Marshall ct., fr. Campbell 
 Marshall, N. fr. Vine, ab. 6th 
 Marsden pi. ,fr,1528 Cadwalader 
 Marseilles pi., fr. 525 N. 15th 
 Marston, N. fr. Budden's al. 
 Marston, fr, 2715 Jefferson 
 Martindale pi., fr. 1428 Spring 
 
 Garden 
 Martin, fr. 1827 Catherine 
 Martin's ct., fr. 921 St. John 
 Martin's al., fr. 224 S. Dela. av. 
 Marten, E. fr. Peachem, (Myk.) 
 Martha, fr. 340 E. Lehigh av. 
 Martin ct., fr. 218 Carpenter 
 Martin pl„ fr. 2123 Vine 
 Mary, fr. 1326 Thojupson 
 Mary, fr. 927 S. 2d 
 Mary, fr. 1214 S. 7th 
 Mary, fr, Allen, ab, 40th 
 Marriott, fr. 925 S. 9th 
 Mascher, fr, 122 Girard av. 
 Master, E.«&W., 1400 N. 
 Mater, N. fr, Ontario, ab. 15th. 
 Matlack, fr, 1925 Parrish 
 Matamoras, fr. 1115 St, John 
 Matzinger's ct., fr. Landreth 
 Mattis, fr, 341 8. 2d 
 Mattson pi., S. fr. Crease 
 Maurice, fr. 1120 Passyunk av. 
 Maxwell's ct,. fr. 228 Christian 
 Maxwell's ct„ fr. 1217 Alaska 
 May pi., fr. 1728 Lombard 
 May, W. fr. 748 S. 7th 
 May, fr. 4721 Westminster av. 
 Mayer's ct., fr. 245 N. 15th 
 Mayland, N. fr. Race, ab. 5th 
 Maynard pi,, fr. Relief 
 Mead, 741 S, 2d 
 Meadow, E, fr. Paul, (Fkd.) 
 Meadow, N. fr. Bridge, (Bdg.) 
 Mechanic, fr. 520 Carpenter 
 Mechanic, fr. Morton, (Gtn.) 
 Mechanic, N, E. fr. Main, (Myk> 
 Meclaud pi., fr. 429 Monroe 
 Medical, fr. 124 S. 10th 
 Medina, W. fr, 7th, ab. Reed 
 Mcgary, fr. 128 E, ©irard av. 
 Mehl, W. fr. Clinton, (Gtn.) 
 Melcher,fr .526 S usquehanna ar 
 Melina pi., fr. 424 Gajrkill 
 Melloy,fr.26S.15th 
 Melon, W. fr. 9th, ab. Gre'-n 
 Melrose, W, fr. 57th, ab. Vine 
 Melrose, N. fr. Frankford (Fkd) 
 Melvale, fr. 1220 William 
 Melville pi. , fr. 124 Spruce 
 Memhoelzler'sct.jfr. 711 Brook 
 
Memphis, N.fr.Vienna.ab.Gaul 
 Mendon pi., fr. 420 N. 5th 
 Meninges ct., fr. 1326 Passayk 
 Mercer, fr. 2024 S. 5th 
 Mercer, Ir. Jefferson, (Gtn.) 
 Merchant, fr. 12 S. -Iih 
 Mercury, l"r. 329 E Montgomery 
 Mercy, fr. 2016 S. 10th 
 Mercer, N. fr. Jefferson, (Gtn.) 
 Mercer, N. fr. Gold 
 Meredith, fr. 728 N. 23d 
 Merida pi., fr. 719 S. Front 
 Merritt, W. fr. Swanson 
 Merino, fr. 1130 N. 2d 
 Mermaid la., E. fr. Gtn.av (Gtn) 
 Merrick, S. fr. 1420 Filbert 
 Mervine, fr. 1 . 21 Stiles 
 Mervine pL, fr. 1424 Mervine 
 Metcalf, fr. Shirker's al 
 Meehan, S. fr. Chew, (Gtn.) 
 Meehan, N. fr. Morris, ab. 11th 
 Meetler, E. fr. 7th, ab. Berks 
 Mica, N. fr. Seneca, ab. 47th 
 Middle al., W. fr. 6th, ab. Pine 
 Middieton, fr. 2028 Tulip 
 Middleton's ct., fr. 418 Dillwyn 
 Mifflin, E.<& W. ,1900 8. 
 Mifflin, E. fr. Ridge av. (Myk.) 
 Milburn, fr. 2.0S.r2th 
 Mildred, S. fr. McKean, ab. 8th 
 Mildenhall, fr. 1720 Jackson 
 Miles, W. f r. 10th, ab. Spruce 
 Milford, fr. 224N.23d 
 Mill, fr. 4779 Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Mill, E. fr. Frankford, (Fkd.) 
 M Her, fr. 822 Washineton av 
 Miller, fr. 3912 Lancaster av 
 Miller, fr. 5660 Gtn. av (Gtn.) 
 Miller's ct., fr. 1932 Belgrade 
 Millicent al., fr. 321 New Mkt. 
 Milligan's ct.,fr, 1618 Lombard 
 Mills, fr. 8:0 Charlotte 
 Milman.fr.920Movamensingav 
 Milton, fr. 930 S. ioth 
 Mineral pi., fr. 121 N. Broad 
 Mineral pi., fr. 122 Bread 
 Mineral,fr. 546N. 13to 
 Minerva, Ir. 53S N. 7th 
 Minor, fr. 28 S. 5th 
 M nster, fr. 320 S. 7th 
 Mintct W fr H tton pi 
 Mintzer, fr 3i8 Brown 
 Mitchell, fr. Green la. (Mvk.) 
 MolTett, N. fr. Ontario a]>.Tulip 
 Moland av., fr. 521 N. 13th 
 Mole, fr. 1518 Wharton 
 Moliere's ct.,fr. 208 Bainbridgd 
 ]NIonckton pi., fr. 1115 Vine 
 Monmouth, fr. 290 Gaul 
 Monroe, fr. 728 S. 2d 
 Montana, fr. 5628 Vine 
 Montcalm, fr. 1010 Fitzwater 
 Montgomery av. E.&W. 1800 N. 
 
 Montrose, fr. 924 S. 16th 
 Monument, fr. 1928 N. 17h 
 Moore, E.«feW., 1800 S. 
 Moore, fr. 731 S. 15th 
 Moore, W. fr. Amber, ab. Otis 
 Moore's av., fr. 730 N. Front 
 Moore's ct., fr. 1223 Alaska 
 Moravian, fr. 214 S. Broad 
 Morencia pi., fr. 968 Leithgow 
 Morgan, fr. 234 N. 9th 
 Morgan al., N. fr. Vine, ab. 2d 
 Moro, S. fr. Brinton, ab. 12th 
 Morris, fr. 1229 S. 2d 
 Morris, E.&W., 1700 S. 
 Morris, N. fr. Clapier. (Gtn.) 
 Morris ct , W. fr. Latitia 
 Morse, fr. 1834 N. 31st 
 Morses ct., fr. 1019 Nectarine 
 Morton. E. fr. Girard av. ab.Ash 
 Morton, W. fr. Centre, (Gtn.) 
 Morton av., fr, 315 Queea 
 Mosely, fr. 1428 S. 12th 
 Moss, W. fr. Charles 
 Moss Rose pi., fr. 220 Queen 
 l\Iott, fr. 1022 S. 13th 
 Moulder pi., fr. 519 Vincent 
 Mountain, W. fr. 8th,ab.Morris 
 Mount Airy la. (Gtn.) 
 Mount Holly, fr. 1714 Wharton 
 Mount Pleasant, fr. 1236 Taney 
 Mount PI t^asant fr.Gtn.av(Gin.) 
 Mount Vernon, fr. 624 N. 9th 
 Mouse ly pi., fr. 1533 Gtn. av 
 Moyer, fr. 319 E. Columbia 
 Meyer's al., fr. Main, (Myk.) 
 M yamensing av., fr. 901 S. 2d 
 Mulberry, fr. Harrison, (Fkd.) 
 Mulberry, N.fr. Baker, (Myk.'> 
 Mulberry al., W. fr. 220 N. 5th" 
 Mullen's ct„ fr. 814 Essex 
 Mulford, fr. Ashton 
 Mulhollaud ct., fr. Barley 
 Mullen, fr. Slv) Somer.set 
 Muller, fr. 2G13 Christian 
 Mullonev, fr. 229 S. 21sc 
 Munson's ct , fr. 728 S. 4th 
 Muren's pi., fr. 720 Cherry 
 Murgitrovde pi., 220 S. 15th 
 Murray, fr. 234 S. 20th 
 Murray's ct., W. fr. Osprey 
 Murray's ct., S. fr. Sheafs al. 
 Murray's ct., fr. 623 Bainbridge 
 Murray's ct., fr. 748 S. Front 
 Murphy ct., fr. 021 Bainbridge 
 :.Iusgravc, fr.l8:0 S. 31st 
 iMusgrove, fr. Gorgas, (Gtn.) 
 Mustin ct., E. fr. Elder 
 Mutter, N. fr. York, bel. 2d 
 Muttonchop, fr. Oldham ct 
 Myer's av., fr. 242 S. 6th 
 Myer's ct., fr. 219 N. 15th 
 Mvrtle, W. fr. llth, ab. Parrish 
 Myrtle, W. fr. 39th, ab. Oregon 
 
Myrtle, N. fr. liinden 
 Nagle, N. Ir. Stiles, ab. 11th 
 Nahant, fr. 729 St. Jotia 
 Narcissus pi., fr. 326 N. 8th 
 Nassau, W. fr. 21st & Ridge av. 
 Nassau, fr. 140 N. 9th 
 Nassau, fr. 2831 Tulip 
 Native, fr. 922 S. 5th 
 Natrona, fr. 3225 Oxford 
 Napa, fr. 3113 Reed 
 Nash, \\. fr. Church, (Gtn ) 
 Naudaln, fr. 518 S. 18th 
 Navy, fr, 1322 S. Front 
 Ndylor.fr. 1232 S. nth 
 Nectarine, fr. 520 N. 8th 
 Neff, E. fr. Gaul, ab. Ann 
 Nellie's ct., fr. 218 N. 22d 
 Nelson, N. fr. Norris,bel.Moyer 
 Nelson, fr. 20 N 40th 
 Nelson's al.. fr. 413 St. John 
 Nelson's et.. fr. 718 Lioyd 
 Neuit's ct.. fr. 821 N. 4th 
 Neville pi., fr. Vine, ab. 5th 
 Nevin pi., fr. 1319 Carlton 
 New, E. fr. 4th, ab. Race 
 New, fr. Gtu av. (Gtn.) 
 Newbold. fr. 1923 Callowhill 
 Newbold, fr, 1418 Moore 
 Newkirk,fr. 531 E.CumberlaniJ 
 New kirk, fr. 2922 Brown 
 New Market, fr. 121 Vine 
 New Marketpl., fr. 317 New 
 Newpoit, fr. Moore, ab. 33d 
 Newton, fr. 324 Carpenter 
 Niblo pi., fr. 1424 Spring Garden 
 Nice, N. fr. McFarran, (Gtn.) 
 Nicetown la., fr. 3410 Cambria 
 Nicholas, fr. 1630 N. 20th 
 Nicholson, fr. 618 Race 
 Nickel pi., fr. 729 S. Front 
 Ni.gley's ct., fr, 1526 Cadwal- 
 
 lader 
 Ninevah pi., fr. 418 German 
 Nisbet pi., fr. 748 S. Front 
 Noble, E. & W., 500 N. 
 Nolan's av., fr. 1421 Parrish 
 Nonnater's ct., fr. 1020 Arch 
 Norfolk, fr. 850 Swanson 
 Norfolk, fr. 1428 Spruce 
 Norris, E. & W., 2000 N. 
 Norris, fr. McKean av. (Gtn.) 
 Norris pi., fr. 327 New Market 
 North, fr. 24 N. 5th 
 Norlli, fr. 6 4N. Broad 
 Northampton ct., fr. 428 Dill- 
 
 wvn 
 N. College av., fr. 1332 N. 20th 
 Northeast av„ fr. Marlborough 
 Norton, S. fr. Jefferson, (Gtn.) 
 Norwood, fr, 2125 Columbia av. 
 Norwood av., fr. 1917 Cambria 
 Nugent's ct;, fr. 726 Bainbridg* 
 .Oak, ^V. fr. Baker, (Myk.) 
 
 Oakford, it. J 21 8 S, Broad 
 Oakford pi., fr. 2'22 Gasklll 
 Oakland, fr. Sellers, (Fkd.) 
 Oat, fr. 1133 Sheaff 
 Ocean, fr. 118 Dana 
 Oddfellows' a v., fr. 513 Brown 
 Ogden, fr. 824 N. 9th 
 O'harra's ct., fr. 724 S. 7th 
 Ohio, fr. 423 S. 12th 
 Oldham ct., fr. 819 St. John 
 Olive, fr. 728 N. 10th 
 Olive ct., fr. 1316 Olive 
 Oliver, fr. 930 S. 10th 
 Olivet pi., fr. 17:8 Lombard 
 Olivia, fr. 3G28 Myrtle 
 Olivia pi., fr. 152i Cadwallader 
 Onas, fr. 732 N. Front 
 One, fr. 1726 M ifflin 
 O'Neal, fr.- 1106 Howard 
 Oneida pi., fr. 819 New Market 
 O'Neil's ct., fr, 1624 Lombard 
 Ony, fr. Ash, (Bdg) 
 Ontario, fr. 1329 Parrish 
 Opal, N. ir. Jefferson, ab. 19th 
 Orange, fr. 238 S. 7th 
 Orchard, fr. 419 Rawle 
 Orchard, N. fr. Mill, (Fkd.) 
 Oregon, E. & W., 2700 S. 
 Oregon, W. fr.39th, ab. Aspen 
 O'Hara's al., fr, 919 South 
 Orion, fr. 3420 Eadline 
 Orion, W. Ir. 3d, ab. Market 
 Orkney, fr. 417 Norris 
 Orleans, fr. 2728 Frankford av. 
 Orleans, S. fr. 1622 Mifflin 
 Ormes, N. fr. Tuscuiam 
 Orr, N. fr. 1817 Francis 
 Orrianna, fr. 329 Diamond 
 Orr's ct., fr. 1321 Rodman 
 Orthodox, E. fr. Leiper, (Fkd.) ■ 
 Osage av., fr. 420 S. 4th 
 Osage av.,fr. Heath, ab. 12th 
 Osbeck pi., W. fr. Jay 
 Osborne's ct., fr. Duponceau 
 Oscar, fr. 3021 Gray's Feny rd. 
 Osceola, W. fr. Herman, (Gtn.) 
 Osier av., N. fr. Noble, ab. 5th 
 Osprey, N.fr. Biddle, ab. 24ih 
 Otis, fr. 2201 N. Front 
 Otsego, fr. 26 Christian 
 Otsego, pL, fr. 124 Prime 
 Outlet, W. fr. 21st, ab. Green 
 Otter, E.fr. 1145 N. 2d 
 Ovington, S. fr. South, ab. 8th 
 Owen, fr. 1230 S. 5th 
 Owen, E. fr. McNally 
 Oxford, E.& W.1600N. 
 Oxford, fr. Frankford. (Fled.) 
 Pacific, fr. 1124 Susquehanna 
 
 av 
 Pacific, fr. S618 N. 17th 
 Packer, E. & W., 3100 S. 
 Packer pi., N. Ir. Craven 
 
Page, W. fr. 16th, ab. Norris 
 Pagoda, fr. Earl, ab. 24th 
 Palethrop, fr. 14.:> Girard av. 
 Paiisada pi., N. fr. Quarry 
 Pallas, fr. 1229 Morris 
 Palm, N. fr. Gilbert, ab 9th 
 Palmer, W. fr. Beach, ab. Elm 
 Palmer's ct., fr. 3;j0 S. 4th 
 Palmetto, fr. 230 N. 15th 
 JPalo Alto, S. fr. Pine, ab. 20th 
 Panama av. fr. 262 S. 20th 
 Paradise al., fr. 414 Market 
 Parade, fr. 1218 S. 12th 
 Park, S. fr. Federal, ab. 27th 
 Park, fr. 1830 Fitzwater 
 Park, fr. 8124 N. 19th 
 Park av., fr. 2100 N. Broad 
 Park av. fr. 1327 Jefferson 
 Parker, fr. 518 Carpenter 
 Parkham, fr. 741 S. Front 
 Parrish, W. fr. 5th ab. Brown 
 Pascal, fr. 1014 S. 10th 
 Paschal, fr. 4924 Lancaster aVc 
 Passyunk av., fr. 432 South 
 Pastorius, fr. Gtn. av , (Gtn.) 
 Path, N. fr. Race, ab. 15th 
 Patterson's ct., fr. 1327 Naudain 
 Patton, fr. 3129 Reed 
 Patton, fr. Coulter, (Gtn.) 
 Patten's al., fr. 1624 Lombard 
 Patton's ct., fr. 732 Alaska 
 Paul, fr. 1022 S. 6th 
 Paul. fr. Frankford, (Fkd.) 
 Paxton, fr. 1118 S. 5th 
 Paynter's ct., fr. 419 German 
 Peach, fr. 121 Green 
 Peach, fr. 4920 Paschall 
 Peacham, fr. Green la., (My>^) 
 Pear, E. fr. 3d, ab. Spruce 
 Pear, fr. 3521 Silverton av. 
 Pear, fr. Mulberry, (Fkd.) 
 Pear, S. E. fr. Peach, (W. P.) 
 Pearl,W. fr. 10th, ab. Vine 
 Pearl, fr. Mechanic. (Myk.) 
 Pearl al., fr. Prosperous al, 
 Peale, fr. Mill, (Gtn.) 
 Pedan's av., fr. 1826 Naudain 
 Peel, S. fr. Vanhorn 
 Pegg, E. fr. 420 N. 2d 
 Pegg al., S. fr. Pegg 
 Pemberton, fr. 730 S. 18th 
 Pemberton, fr. 1322 Wallace 
 Pembroke, S. fr. 1320 Dauphin 
 Pembroke, fr, 524 Noble 
 Pembroke pi., fr. 214 N. 2d 
 Penn, fr. Lefevre, (Bdg.) 
 Pendinnis pi., fr. 855 Charlotte 
 Penn, S. fr. Chew, (Gtn.) 
 Penn, S. fr. 14 Pine 
 Penn, N. fr. 4169 Main, (Myk.) 
 Penn. N. fr. Pine, (Fkd.) 
 Penn al., fr. 320 St. John 
 Pennel's ct., fr. Rose 
 
 Pennington, fr. 226 Marriott 
 Pennsgrove, fr. 829 41st 
 Pennock, fr. 2719 Hare 
 Pennsyl"ania av., fr. 506 N. 
 
 Broad 
 Pennsylvania av., fr. 518 Vine 
 Penrose, fr. 1812 Jackson 
 Pensive pi., fr. 1120 Wood 
 Pepper, fr. 2630 Cedar 
 Pequinot pi., fr. 831 St. John 
 Percy, fr. 917 Poplar 
 Percy pi., 417 German 
 Perkenpine's ct., fr. 729 New 
 
 Market 
 Perkiomen, fr. 1719 Francis 
 Herry,N. fr. Race, ab. 13th 
 Perth, N. fr. Parrish, ab. 7th 
 Peter's fr. 1118 S. 12th 
 Peter's al., fr. 820 Charlotte 
 Petroleum, fr. 123 Walnut 
 Petty, E. fr. Bath, ab. Russell 
 Pharo, fr. 1823 Catharine 
 Phillellena, fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn I 
 Philip, N. fr. Master, ab. M 
 Philadelphia, fr. 1529 Park av 
 Physick la., fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Pierce, W. fr. 4th, ab. Moore 
 Pierce, fr. Frankford cr. (Fkd ) 
 Pincus ct., fr 625 Marshall 
 Pine, E. & W., 400 S. 
 Pine, fr. 4326 Fkd. av., (Picd.) 
 Pike, E. & W., 3900 N. 
 Pike, N. fr. Cherry, ab. 12th 
 Pilling, fr. Pine, (Fkd.) 
 Pine Tree, fr. 222 Willow 
 Pink, N. fr. Master, ab. 3d 
 Piper's ct., fr. 617 St. John 
 Placid pi., fr. 842 S. 2d 
 Plane, fr. 1328 Lancaster 
 Pleasant, fr. 5537 Gtn. aT« 
 (Gtn.) * 
 
 Pleasant, fr. Mechanic, (Myk ) 
 Pleasant Retreat, fr. 634 N. 7th 
 Pleasant row, fr. 2014 Spruce 
 Pleffenburg pi. fr. 835 Cherry 
 Pleice's ct., fr. 330 Garden 
 Plover, fr. 1136 S. 7th 
 Plum, E. fr Richmond.ab. Ash 
 Plumb, S. fr. Mulberry, (Fkd ) 
 Plumstead pi., fr 1920 Sansoni 
 Plymouth, fr. 220 S. 19th 
 Plynlimmonpl., fr. 224N. Front 
 Pollard, E. fr. Canal, ab. Front 
 Pollock, E- & W. 3000 S. 
 Pollock's ct. fr. 1614 Lombard 
 Poplar, E & W., 900 N. 
 Poplar E. fr Green la., (Myk.) 
 Porcelain fr 19th, 131 6. 
 Porter, E. &. W., 2500 S. 
 Porter's ct., fr. 331 St. John 
 Portland, fr. 420 N. 11th 
 Potts, fr. 670 N. }2th 
 PoulBon, N. fr. Spruce, ab. 25th 
 
Poulson, fr. 1840 3. 2d 
 Powder Mill la,fr.Leiper,(Fkd) 
 Powell, W. fr.5th, ab. Pine 
 Powelton av . W. I'r. 221 N. 32d 
 Pratt, N. fr. Melrose, (Bdg ) 
 Presbyterian la., (Gtn.) 
 Prescott pi., fr. 1227 Hamilton 
 Preston, fr. 4031 Eadline 
 Preston, fr. 929 Wallace 
 Price, fr. 2331 Jasper 
 Price, N. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn ) 
 Price's ct., fr. 1132 Rodman 
 Price's ct., fr. 1115 Bainbridge 
 Price's ct., fr. 304 Lombard 
 Pricilla, N. fr. Soutn, ab. 4th 
 Prime, fr. 1129 S. 3d 
 Princeton pi., fr. 1225 Irwin 
 Pritchett, fr. 1240 S. 13tli 
 Prospect, fr 923 Thompson 
 Prosperous al., fr. 1110 Locust 
 Providence ct., fr. Sargeant 
 Pryor's ct., fr. 229 S. J 0th 
 Pulaski av,E.fr.Frankiin.(Gtn.) 
 Putnam, E. fr. 2d, ab. Oxford 
 Prune, N. fr. Orthodox, (Fkd.) 
 Q,iiarry, W. fr. 2d, ab. Arch 
 Quarry ct., fr. 2533 Callowhili 
 Queen, fr. 823 S. 6th 
 Queen, S. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Queen av., S. fr. Queen, ab. 3d 
 Queen's ct., fr. 927 Federal 
 Queen's ct., fr. 842 Lawrence 
 Quiggs ct , fr. 2024 Beach 
 Quigg's ct., fr. 9 Vine 
 Quigley's ct., fr. 614 Charles 
 Quincey. fr. Carpenter, (Gtn.) 
 Quince, S. fr. Walnut, ab. 11th 
 Race, E. & W., 200 N 
 Kachel, N. fr. Brown, bel. 2d 
 Pachel's row, fr. 431 Dillwyn 
 Kailroad, fr. Norris, bel. Front 
 Rainbow, W. fr. Blair, bel. Otis 
 Ralston, fr. 417 S. Juniper 
 Randall's ct., fr. 240Duponceau 
 Randolph, fr. 2746 Memphis 
 Randolph, N. fr. Brown, ab.5th 
 Randolph av. fr. 724 Race 
 Ransom pi., fr. 231 N. 5th 
 Ranstead pi., fr. 40 S. 4th 
 Raspberry, fr. 920 Walnut 
 Ratcliffe, fr. Lombard, ab. 7th 
 Rau's ct., fr. 1530 Laekawana 
 Rawle, E. fr. 5th, ab. Brown 
 Ray's av., fr. 18 Marston 
 Reading av.fr.2722 Delaware av 
 Rebecca, fr. Haverford ab. 40th 
 Reckless, fr. 929 S. Front 
 Redner, fr. 1523 N. 22d 
 Redwood, fr. 12318. 3d 
 Reed, E. & W. 1400 S. 
 Reese. S. fr. York, ab. 5th 
 Reeves, W. fr. 20th, ab. Vine 
 Register pL, fr. 1215 Catherine 
 
 Reid's av., fr. 718 Fallon 
 ReifiPs av., fr. 1231 N. Front 
 Reimer's av. fr. 1129 Poplar 
 Relief, fr. 1121 S. 2d 
 Rementer al., fr. 21 N. 10th 
 Rentscheler, fr. Melon, ab 11th. 
 Rennard, fr. 816 Wharton 
 Rex, W. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 ^Reynolds, fr, Richmond, (Bdg.> 
 Reynolds, fr. 820 Wharton 
 Rhodes, fr. 414 N. 18th 
 Richard, W, fr. 16th, bel. Pine 
 Richard, Ir. 210 George 
 Richardson, fr. 1528 Ellsworth 
 Richardson's ct., fr. 42 1 Race 
 Richland pL, fr. 144 Elfreih 
 Richmond, fr. Front, ab.LaurcL 
 Rickard's ct., fr. 231 George 
 Ridge, W. fr. Leiper, (Fkd.) 
 Ridge av., fr. 9th and Vine 
 Ridgeway, fr. 3419 Powltou av. 
 Ridge way's ct., fr. 907 Torr 
 Ridley av., fr. Berks, bel. Gaul 
 Rigg's, fr. 829Muller 
 Rigler's ct.,fr.ll29 Frankford ar 
 Rihl, fr. Palmer, ab. Belgrade 
 Riley, fr. Ridge av., (Myk ) 
 Rinder pi., fr. 6 8 Marriott 
 Ringold, N. fr. Hare, ab. 24th 
 Ringold pi, , fr. 422 S. 19th 
 Rio Grand pi. fr 1121 Moya'g ar 
 Ripton pi., W. fr. 3d, ab. Poplar 
 Ristine fr. 810 Maple 
 Ritchie- J.S.Fitzwater, ab, IStJu. 
 Ritmeyer's ct„ fr. 223 S. 2d 
 Ritner, E. &W.,2400S. 
 Rittenhouse, fr, 228 S. 17th 
 Rittenhouse, fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Ritter, N. fr. Norris. ab. Gaul 
 Roach ct., S. fr. Savery 
 Robeson, N. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Roberts av., fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Robeson's ct., fr, 1626 Lombard. 
 Robeson's ct., fr. 918 N. Del. ar 
 Robin. W. fr. 39th, bel. Pine 
 Robinson, fr. Main, (Myk.) 
 Robinson's al.,fr. i632 Lombard. 
 Rock, fr. 331 N. IGth 
 Rockford, fr. 440 N. 19th 
 Rockdale pi., fr. 027 Lombard 
 Rockhiltpl., fr. Gtn. av.bel. 2d 
 Rockland, E. &. W 5000 N. 
 Rockland, fr. 434 N. 35th 
 Rodman, W. fr. 9th, ab. Soutk 
 Rodney, W. fr. 18th, ab. Pine 
 Rogers' ct., N. fr. I'egg 
 Ronaldson, fr. 918 South 
 Roney's ct., fr. 9o0 Sc. John 
 Rorrer, N. fr. Cambria, ab. D. 
 Rose, fr. 718 S. 13th 
 Rose, fr. 2421 Almond 
 Rose al., N. fr. Locust, ab. lOtk 
 Rosehill,fr.Somerset,ab.Leajny 
 
Koset, S. fr. Manheim, (Gtii.) 
 lioss, W. fr. Penn (Gtn.) 
 Koss, fr. 1428 Richmond 
 Ross av., fr. bi'SS. 23d 
 Rough & Ready, fr. jO 17 Amber 
 Rowland's ct., fr. 712 Filbert 
 Roxborough, E. &\V.4100 N. 
 Royal, fr. 4(511 Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Ruan. W. fr. Paul. (Fkd.) 
 Rubicam pL, fr. 921 Noble 
 Rubicam, E fr Wister, (Gtn.) 
 Rudolph's ar., fr. 730 Race 
 Rugan, S. fr. Noble, ab. 9th 
 Rule, W. fr. Lancaster,bel. Reed 
 Rulepl.,fr. 729S. 5th 
 Ruudb', fr. 16th, bel. Lombard 
 Rupert, W. fr. 3d, bel. Green 
 Rush, fr. 2829 Frankford av. 
 Rush, W. fr. 20th, ab. Indiana 
 Russell, fr. 826 Bainbridge 
 Russell av., fr. 1529 Parrish 
 JRuth, fr. Hart's la., ab. Stouton 
 Rutter's ct., fr. 221 Federal 
 Ryan's ct., fr. 420 Christian 
 Ryan's pi., fr. 416 Christian 
 Rye, S. fr. Marion, ab. 2d 
 Ryle, S. fr. Palmer 
 Sabine pi., S. fr.Stanley, ab.3d 
 Sabula pi., fr. 811 Mackinaw 
 Sacramento av., S. fr. Day 
 Saffin pi , S fr. Ogden, ab. 9th 
 Salem al., fr. 1231 S. 12th 
 Salmon, N. fr. York, ab. Meyer 
 Salter, fr. 930 S. 7(h 
 Samper pi., fr. 1023 S. 5th 
 Sanders' ct., fr. 1027 St. John 
 Sanderson, fr. 1226 S, 15th 
 Sansom, W. fr. 6th, ab. Walnut 
 Sarah, S. fr. AVikley 
 Sarnuak, W. fr. Rye, bel. Reed 
 Sargent pi , fr. 2518 Fkd. a v. 
 Sargrant, W. fr. 9th, av. Race 
 Saitaiii, N. fr. Poplar, ab. 11th 
 Saner iiv., 1413 Randolph 
 Saunders N.fr.Filbert, ab. 38th 
 Savannah ct., fr. 1921 Beach 
 Savery, W. fr. Wildey 
 Saxon pi., S. fr. Stanley 
 Saxon, fr. 31 14 Bath 
 Say, fr. 5:i3 Bainbridge 
 SaybOifs ct., fr. 213 Noble 
 Soarrett's ct., fr. 705 Minster 
 ScattergoO'l, fr. James, (Bdg.). 
 Scheaff 's a^ ., ir. 228 N. 11th 
 S -hell, S. fr. Vine ab. Sth 
 • Scholield's ct., tr. 2008 1 ombard 
 School, S. fr. 4800 Gtn. av., (Gtn) 
 Schafler, E. fr. Haines, (Gtn.) 
 Schallenger, N. fr. Serrill 
 Schleishman- al., E. fr. Canal 
 School. N. fr. Ash, (Bdg.) 
 Schoolhouse row,34 19 Chestnut 
 Schryer's ct., fr. 820 WilloAV 
 
 Schuyler av , (Gtn.) 
 Sciota fr. 849 N. 45th 
 Scipio pi., fr. 45 N. 7tli 
 Scott, W. fr. 19th, ab., TasKcr 
 Scott's la,, fr. 3 21 Ridge av. 
 Scranton pi., fr, G2J Filbert 
 «ears, ir. 1320 S, 6th 
 Second, fr. 24 N. 23d 
 Sedgley av., fr. 3201 Oxford 
 Sedgwick, fr. 615 Walnut 
 Seiser's ct„ E. fr. Broad 
 Selfridge, fr, 1716 Bainbridge 
 Selfridge pl.,fr.lll9 Bainbri :ge 
 Sellers, N. fr. Adams, (Fkd.) ' 
 Sellers' ct., fr. 1315 CarltOH 
 Sellers' ct., fr. 1416 Race 
 Seltzer, fr. 2714 N. Front 
 Senate, fr. 729 S. 2d 
 Seneca, W. fr. 43d, ab, Oregon 
 Seneca ct., W. fr. Belrose 
 Senneff, fr. 108 S. 23d 
 SenncfF av., W. fr. Andres 
 Sepviva, N. fr 320 E. Berks 
 Serrill, fr. 2518 Almond 
 Serrill, fr. 1521 N Broad 
 Seubert's ct., E. fr. 1617 Gtn. r.v. 
 Seville, N. fr. Queen, ab. 2d 
 Sevier, E. fr. Manham, (Gtn.) 
 Seville, E. fr. Cresson, (Myk.) 
 Seybert, fr. 15;;4 N. 15th 
 Seymour, fr. Pulaski av. (Gtn.) 
 Shackamaxon, fr. 1301 Fran;:- 
 
 lord av. 
 Shaefcrs ct., S. fr. Rawle 
 Shamokin, fr. 424 N. 22d 
 Sharkley's al., fr. 1216 Alaskii 
 Sharpncck, E. Ir. Gtn.av. (Gtn.) 
 Sharp's av., S fr. Can by 
 Sharswood, E.fr.24th,ab.Master 
 Shelburne av., fr. 421 Cherry 
 Sheldonpl., fr. 928S Front 
 Shelly.fr. Clcarfield.bel.Myrtle 
 Shellbark, fr. 146 N. 13lh 
 Sheridan, S. fr. Berks, ab. 6th 
 Sherman. W. fr. Kirk, ((^*n.; 
 Shern's ct , fr. 1330 N. 2d 
 Shield'sct.,S.fr. Relief 
 Shield's ct., fr., 1229 Catherin 
 Shiller, fr. 3121 N. Ill* 
 Shirker's av., W. fr. Fawn 
 Shirker's al , fr. 520 Alaska 
 Shirker's ct., fr. 1212 Alasl*a 
 Shirley, fr. 719 N. 19th 
 Shivelev's a v., fr. 811 Duane 
 Shock, fr. 2023 Market 
 Shock, fr. 15 Mead 
 Showaker. 26i0 N. 22d 
 Shoemaker, fr. 23 S. Sth 
 Shoemaker ct., fr. 728 St. John 
 Shoemaker's al.,fr.Main, (Myk.) 
 Shoemakei''s la., ((Jtn.) 
 Short ct.. E. fr. 12ili. ab. Ruce 
 Shotwells av.,fr.lJ21 L.nvrence 
 
Shur's la., fr. Main (Myk.) 
 .Shunk. E. & W. 2GoOS. 
 8idmouth, N. fr. Cope's .al. 
 Sidmouth pi., fr 18lJ Spruce 
 Sidney, fr. 812 Ellswonh 
 Siegel,fr. 1826 S, Front 
 S Legal, W. fr. 6th, ab. Mifflin 
 Gilbert, N. fr. Reed, ab. lUth 
 Sillimen, N. fr. Eadline, ab.43d 
 Silma pi., fr. 1920 Hamilton 
 Siloam, N. fr. Otis, ab. Almond 
 Silver, fr. 23 N. r:th 
 Silver, fr. 2721 Loamy 
 Silver's ct., fr. 4o<J Walnut 
 Silvertou av., fr. 400 N, 32d 
 Silvia pi., S. fr. Poplar, ab. 3d 
 Simes, fr. 24S.22d 
 Simes' ct., fr. G2L Lombard 
 Simpson's ct., fr. 122 Catherine 
 Simpson's ct., fr. 926 S. Front 
 Singler's row, fr. 1212 N. 2d 
 Siner, fr. 22d, ab. Reed 
 Sisty, fr. 917 Montgomery av. 
 Sites, fr. 119 Otter 
 Sixth av., fr. 1320 Randolph 
 Skerritt's ct., S. fr. Aurora 
 Skill's pi., fr. 820 S. 3d 
 Sloan, fr. 3931 Filbert 
 Smaltz av.. fr. 1529 Cabot 
 Smedley. S. fr. Erie, ab. 6th 
 Smethurst pi., fr. 431 N. 24ili 
 Smith's ct., fr. 1128 Lombard 
 Smith's ct., fr. 1630 Philip 
 Smith's ct., fr, 515 Marriott 
 Smith's ct., fr. 618 S. Juniper 
 Smith's ct., i"-.527 Lombard 
 Smith's pi., 928 N.r.th 
 Suyder, N. &S. 2100S. 
 Snyder's a'., E. fr. Fi-iher 
 Suyder's av, fr. 21!) N. 23d 
 Snyder's ct.,fr. 1218 Pearl 
 Snyder's ct., fr. 130'J Rye 
 S jber's al., fr. 415 Walnut 
 S:)llady ct., fr. 415 Ann 
 S)me set, E. &W.'8'J0N. 
 Somerset, fr. 4117 Mary 
 Somerville, E. & W. 5.00 N. 
 Somerville, fr. 2732 N. 12th 
 Sonora, fr. 10 L9 Morgan 
 Sophia, N. fr. Otter, b 1. 2d 
 Sorrel, E. fr. 10rb,bel. Pi .e 
 S)Uder, W.lr. F lhe;gill 
 South, E. & W. 600 S. 
 S. Delan-y pi., 2018 Lombard 
 S. Mar.sh;ill,fr. 1122 S. ISth 
 Southa.iJi-t.m pi., fr. Lm-ant 
 Sower's ct , fr. 1120 Mifflin 
 Spaff)rd,fr. 624 Alaska 
 Spangler, N. fr. Wrekin 
 Spark, N. fr. Bokius, (Bdg.V 
 . Speilberger's ct., 1529 Hancock 
 Spencer pi., E. fr. Lybrand 
 Spencer's ct., fr. 2028 Lombard 
 
 Spooner's av., fr. 1130 St. John 
 Sprague, fr. Mill, (Gtn.) 
 Springer, N. fr. Gm. av., (Gtn.)- 
 Springli'-ld av., S. W. fr. Balti- 
 more av. 
 Spring, fr. 228 N. 16th 
 Sprintr, N. fr. Wain, (Fkd.) 
 Spring, fr. Manyunk av.(Myk) 
 Spring al., S. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Springers ct., fr. 120 Christian. 
 Spriagett, fr. 630 N. 20th 
 Spring Garden, fr. 538 N. 6ih 
 Spring Mill ct., fr. 43 i N. 2tth 
 Spruce, E & W. 300 S. 
 Square, W. fr. Rye, 
 Starr, S. McKean, ab. 8th 
 Stamper, W fr. 4'-:2 S. 2d 
 Stanley, fr. 730 S. 3d 
 Stanton av., N. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn) 
 Station, fr. Cottage, (Myk.) 
 Stanton pi., fr, 1624 N. 2d 
 StapletoD, S, fr. « arter 
 Starr al., S. fr. Race, ab. 5th 
 state, W. fr. 15th ab. Race 
 State, 3921 Market 
 Steadman, fr. 214 Q;Ui»ce 
 Steam Mill al., fr. 221 Willow 
 Stearley's ct., fr. Hermitage 
 Steck's ct., fr. 931 Rachel 
 Steel's ct., fr. 4i0 Bainbiidge 
 Steiman ct., fr. 1419 Randolph 
 Steiner, S. fr. Melon, ab. 9t!i. 
 Steinmetz pi., Market, ab. 31thi 
 Steinrock, S. fr. Oxford, ab. 2d 
 Stella av., fr. 2924 Fraukford ay- 
 Sterner fr. 2729 N. Front 
 Sterling, fr. 1629 Fitz water 
 Stevenson's ct., fr. 9 9 S. 5th 
 Steward, N. fr. Manilla 
 Stewart, W. fr. 21st ab. Master 
 Stewart's ct., fr. 618 Soulh 
 Stewa t'sct.,fr. 14 Bainbridge 
 Stiles, fr. 12^0 N.llih 
 Stiles, N. fr. Ashland, (Fkd.) 
 Stiles, '^. fr. Ashland, (Kkd.) 
 Sfeillman, S. fr. Oxford, ab. 25th 
 Stacker, S. fr.Carpemer.ab.l^th 
 Stftckton, S. fr. Kemble.ab.3'ith 
 Stock Exchange pl.,fr. 132 S.3d 
 Stoekel, fr. 20-:l Somerset 
 Stones ct., fr. 245 Chester 
 Stone,.fr. 421 S. 15th 
 Story, W. fr. 32d, ab. Haverford 
 Stoy.slr. 116 Beach 
 Stouten, N. fr. Hart's la. 
 Stranahan's ct., fr. 724 Bain- 
 bridge 
 Strangf ird pi., fr. 215 Christian 
 Stratford pi., fr. Rose al. 
 Stratton pi., fr. 131 Poplar 
 Stratton's ct., fr. 1421 Hancock 
 St. David s, N. fr. Race, ab. 23d 
 St. James' pi., fr. 22, ab. Spruce 
 
St. John s pi., fr. 417 St. John 
 St. John, N. fr. Vine, ab. 2d 
 St. John's ct., fr. 723 St. John 
 St. Joseph's av., fr. 24 S. 17th 
 St Mark's pi., fr. 4220 Walnut 
 St. Mary. fr. 528 S. 6th 
 St. Omar's pi., fr. 1726 Lombard 
 St. Paul's av., fr. 721 S. 7th 
 St. Stephen's pi., fr. 929 Chant 
 Strauss' ct., f r. 920 S. 6th 
 Strawberry, fr. 212 Market 
 Stretch, fr. 2124 Dickerson 
 Streper's ct.,W.f r.l029 Charlotte 
 Struthers, fr. 12th, ab. Race 
 Suffolk, fr. 1030 S. 8th 
 Suilivan.fr. Washington,(Gtn.) 
 Summer, fr. 15th, ab. Race 
 Summerfield pi , fr. 321 Green 
 Summit, fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Sun ct., fr. Ogden, ab. 9th 
 Surrey pL, 1009 St. John 
 Susanna, fr. 2417 Moyer 
 Susquehanna av.,E. & W.2200 N 
 Sussex, fr. 1123 Graflf 
 Sutnerland, fr. 126 Queen 
 Sutter's ct., fr. 212 Carpenter 
 Sutton, fr. 5th, ab Master 
 Sutton's ct., fr. 1226 Beach 
 Swain, fr. 722 N. 25th 
 Swain's ct., fr. 227 Christian 
 Swanson, fr. 14 South 
 Swanson ct., fr. 842 Swanson 
 Swarthmore pi., fr. 229 N. 2d 
 Swartz, S. fr. Concord, ab. 2d 
 Sycamore, fr. Mill, (Gtn.) 
 Sycamore, fr. 1329 Spruce 
 Sydenham, fr. Master, ab. 15th 
 Sylvan, fr. 38th, bel. Poplar 
 Sylvester, fr. 16 6 S. 5th 
 Taclcawaiia,fr.Church'Fkd) 
 Tacony, fr. Frankford, (Fkd.) 
 Tagert, fr. Norris, ab. Gaul 
 Tahasa, fr. 9th, ab. York 
 Talmaaie, fr. 221 Willow 
 Tamarind, fr. 117 Green 
 Tams ct., fr. 528 Barnwell 
 Tan la., fr. Church, (Fkd.) 
 Taney, fr. Perot, ab. 26th 
 Tanner, fr. Mcllwain, ab. 4th 
 Tappen pl„ fr. 719 Green 
 Tariff" pi., fr. 428 N. 10th 
 Tasker, E, & W., 1600 S. 
 Tatlow, fr. 430 S. 18th 
 Taylor. W. fr. 8th, ab. Tasker 
 Taylor, N. fr. Hare, ab. 24th 
 Taylor, fr. Amber, ab. York 
 Taylor, E. fr. Biddle 
 Taylor's ct., fr. 719 S. 3d 
 Taylor's ct., fr. 2210 Naudain 
 Temple, fr. 1028 S. 12th 
 Ten-feet al.. fr. 620 Barclay 
 Tenor pi., fr. 418 S. 4th 
 Test av., fr. Dunton 
 
 Thames, fr. 2728 Tulip 
 Thomas, S. fr. Ash, (Bdg ) 
 Thomas, N. fr. Tacony, (Fkd.) 
 Thomas ct., fr. 1018 Hamilton 
 Thomazine, W. fr. HoUinger 
 Thompson, E. & W. 1300 N. 
 Thompson pL, fr. 122 Race 
 Thorn's ct., fr. 1121 Melon 
 Thouron, fr. Diamond, ab. 5th 
 Thurlow. fr. 814 S. 11th 
 Tibben, fr. Fountain, (Myk.) 
 Tiernan. S. fr. 1408 Ellsworth 
 Tilden, fr. 540 Chatham 
 Tilton, fr. 721 E. Cumberland 
 Tiller's ct., fr. 219 Vaughn 
 Time's ct., fr. 929 Rodman 
 Time's pi., fr. 521 Chatham 
 Timothy, fr. 219 Madison 
 Tinden's ot., fr. 211 Dean 
 Tinnal, fr. 1331 Locust 
 Tioga, E. & W. 3500 N. 
 Tisdale pi., fr. 228 Christian 
 Titan, W. fr. 16th, ab. Wharton 
 Titlow, S. fr, Tioga, ab. Tilton 
 Toland, E. fr. 20th, ab. Cherry 
 Tomlin ct., 9.37 Rachel 
 Ton al., fr. 120 S. Delaware av. 
 Torin, S. fr. Tioga, 620 E. 
 Toronto, E. fr. Melvale 
 Torpin, N. Clearfield, ab. Bath 
 Torr, W. fr. 9th. ab. Vme 
 Torr ct., N. fr. Torr, ab. 9th 
 Tottenham pi . . fr. 819 Carpenter 
 Tower, fr. 126 N. 20. h 
 Tower, N. fr. Cedar, (Mvk.) 
 Townsend, fr. lO^S Cedar 
 Tood, N. fr. Oxford, bel. Front 
 Traquair's ct., fr. 19 N. lOth 
 Treaty av., fr. 930 N. 7th 
 Treft's ct., fr. 1329 Hancock 
 Tremont pi., fr. 1232 Pearl 
 Tremont pi., fr. Aspen, ab. 40th 
 Trent pi., fr. Weaver 
 Trenton av., fr. 31 E.Montg'y av 
 Trenton av., N. fr. Gay, (Myk.) 
 Trinity pi., fr. 122 Catharine 
 Trinity pi., fr. 314 S.22d 
 Troller, fr. 1624 S. Front 
 Trotters, fr, 41 Norris 
 Trotters al., fr. 20 S. 2d 
 Trout. W. fr. Barrow 
 Truxton, S. fr. Budd 
 Tryon, W. fr. 21st, ab. Sonth 
 Tucker, S. fr. Tacony or., (Bdg) 
 Tucker, fr. 2638 Cedar 
 Tudor, N. fr. Tasker, ab. 7th 
 Tudor's ct., fr. 617 Marriott 
 Tulip, N. fr. Harrison 
 Tulpehocken . fr. Pulaski (Gtn.) 
 Turner, fr. 521 Ontario 
 Turner, W. fr. 19th, ab. Oxford 
 Turner's ct..fr. 112 Ohio 
 Turnor'ri ci., fr. 710 Lombard 
 
Tuscalum, fr. 2720 C. 
 Twaddell's ct„ fr. 1817 Barker 
 Twelve-foot al,, fr, Metcalf 
 Tyler, 8. fr. Master, ab. 9th 
 Tyler, W. fr. Faulkner 
 Tyson, fr. 2230 N. 6th, ab. 19th 
 Uber, S. fr. Norris 
 Uffenheimer's av., fr. 221 Poplar 
 Ulrick, S. fr. Maria 
 Ulrich's row, fr. 1322 N. 2d 
 Unadilla, fr. 1128 Passyunk 
 Union, fr. 318 S. Front 
 Union av., W. fr. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Union, fr. 3931 Havorford 
 Unity, W. fr. Walnut, (Fkd.) 
 Upsal, fr.Wissahickonav. (Gtn) 
 Upshur av., fr. 327 New Market 
 Urbanna pi., fr. 12 N. 9th 
 Utica pi., W. fr. Fothergill 
 Valeria, W. fr. 814 N. 6th 
 Valley ct., E, fr. Eutaw 
 Van Buren pl.,fr.842 Holland pi 
 Vanilla, fr. 39th, ab. Oregon 
 Van Pelt, N. fr. Norris, ab. 21st 
 Van Blunk's ct., fr. 515 Marriott 
 Vaiideveer, fr. 918 Locust 
 Vaahorn, fr. 1130 Hancock 
 Vasey, W. fr. 17th, ab. Pine 
 Vaughn, S. fr. Walnut, ab. 15th 
 Venango, E. & W, 3600 N 
 Vermont, fr, 928 N. 7th 
 Verner, fr. 2821 Christian 
 Vernon, fr. 820 N. 10th 
 Vicker's ct., fr. 1719 Barker 
 Victoria, fr. 3631 Richmond 
 Viddal's al., fr. 2d, ab. Walnut 
 Vienna, fr. 1834 Beach 
 Vincent, Buttonwood, ab. 2d 
 Vincent, fr. Adams, (Myk.) 
 Vine, E. & W. 300 N 
 Vineyard, fr. 933 N. 24th 
 Virginia, fr. 3133 Amber 
 Viola, fr. 41st, ab. Girard av. 
 Vmiug pi., fr. '.:43 Catherine 
 Vinton, E. fr. 3d, bel. Moore 
 Virginia, fr. 728 N. 22d 
 Vista, fr. Locust, ab. 18th 
 Volkmar, fr. Palmer,ab.Wildey 
 Wabash fr. 30 N. Front 
 Wadsworth pi., fr. 718 Filbert 
 Wager, fr. W. 5th, ab. Poplar 
 Wagner ct., fr. 630 N. 7th 
 Walj:efield,lr.Bringhurst,(Gtn.) 
 AVakeling, fr. Frankford,(Fkd.) 
 Walker's ct, fr. 614 Willow 
 Wall, fr. 819 S. 7th 
 Walker, fr. Lehigh av. ab. Gaul 
 Walker, fr. Frankford, (Fkd.) 
 Wallace, W. fr. 7th, ab. Green 
 Wain, W. fr. Sih, bel. Reed 
 Wain, fr. Unity, (Fkd.) 
 Walnut, E. &. W. 200 S 
 Walnut la.,W.<r. Gtn. av. (Gtn.) 
 Walnut pL.S.fr. Walnut, ab. 3d 
 
 Walnut pi., fr. 3522 Sansom 
 Walter, fr. 1228 N, 15th 
 Walton ct., fr. 1622 Richard 
 Walton ct., fr. 529 Chatham 
 Walton's ct., fr. 420 Lynd 
 Wamly pi., fr. 1724 N. 2d 
 Ward, S.fr. Carpenter, ab. 18th 
 Ward's ct., fr. 23 Parham 
 Warder, S. fr. Berks, bel. Front 
 Warminster pi., fr. 1534 Cad- 
 
 walader 
 Warner's ct., fr. 315 Bainbridge 
 Warner's ct., fr. 729 Carpenter 
 Warnock, N.fr, Poplar, ab.lOth 
 Warren, W. fr. 33d, ab. Market 
 Warthman's ct.. fr. 2229 Tulip 
 Washington,N.fr. Main, (Myk.) 
 Washington, S.fr.Adams,(Fkd) 
 Washington av., E. & W. 1100 S 
 Washington av., (Fkd.) 
 Washington av., (Gtn.) 
 Washington ct. fr. 641 Lombard 
 Washington sq., fr. 634 S. 6th 
 Waterloo, fr. 137 Jefferson 
 Watkins, W. fr. 4th ab. Moore 
 Watt, fr. 420 S, 20th 
 Water, N, fr. 15 South 
 Water. S. fr. Bridge, (Bdg.) 
 Water la., fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Watts, fr. 1322 McKean 
 Waverly, fr. 428 S. 17th 
 Wayne, S.fr. Wallace, ab. 9th 
 Wayne av.,fr.Robe;ls av.,(Gtn.) 
 Weaver ct., E. fr. 1529 Gtn. av. 
 Webb, S. fr. Fitzwater. ab. 16th 
 Webb ct., fr. 2J4 Christian 
 Webster, fr. 826 S. 17th 
 Webster Ter.,fr.Green la.. (Myk) 
 Webster ct., fr. 718 Passyunk av 
 Weccacoe, N. fr. Queen, ab.4th 
 Week's ct., fr. 932 Rachel 
 Weikel, N. fr. Ann, ab. Tulip 
 Welch, S. fr. Spruce, ab. 26th 
 Well's ct., fr. 1221 Randolph 
 Wellington pi. fr. 131 Dana 
 Wellington pi., fr. 3.25 Cedar 
 Welsh, fr. 520 S. 25th 
 Wenderly's ct., fr. 1013 N. 4th 
 West, S. fr. Parrish, ab. 19th 
 West, fr. 2329 Walnut 
 West, fr. 3212 Frankford av. 
 W. Delancy pi., fr. 324 S. 20th 
 Western av., fr. 220 15th 
 Westford av., fr 808 Noble 
 W. Logan, N. fr. Morris, (Gtn.) 
 Westminster av., fr. 800 N. 32d 
 Westmorepl., fr. 519 N. 2d 
 Westmoreland, E. &.W. 3 N. 
 W. Shippen pi., fr. 821 Bain- 
 bridge 
 Wetherill, S. fr. 1416 Pine 
 Wcyand's pi., E. fr. Elk 
 Wharf, fr Frankford cr., Fkd.y 
 Wharton, E. tt V\'. l-O) s. 
 
Wheat, W. fr. Crease 
 Wheat, N. fr. Cherry, ab. 10th 
 Wheat, S. fr. Marion, bel. 2d 
 Wheatsheaf la., fr. 3822 N. Dela- 
 ware av. 
 Whe«lock's pi., fr. 1319 1\ tts 
 Whelan's ct., fr. 1506 aoulh 
 Whilden's row, E. fr. Rye 
 Whimple, fr. 918 Swaiibou 
 White, fr. iG12 Tulip 
 White, W. fr. 712 Lloyd 
 Whitebread pi., Ir. 118 Christian 
 AVhitecar's row, fr. 224 N. 5ih 
 Whitehall, fr. 432 N. 12th 
 AVhitehead's ct., fr. 728 S. 4th 
 Whitemaii's ct,, fr. 1240 Amber 
 White's ct., fr. 1328 Alaska 
 White's ct., fr. 925 N. 19th 
 White's Ketreat, fr. 1029 N. 4th 
 Whitney, fr. 1131 S. 8th 
 Whyte's pi., fr. 1230 South 
 Wilcox, fr. 622 N. 19th 
 Wilcox, fr. 536 N. 36th 
 Wilder, W. fr. 4th, bel. Reed 
 Wildey," N. fr. 1121 Fkd. a v. 
 Wile's ct., fr. 13 1 9 Wallace 
 Wiley's ct., Ir. 228 N. 11th 
 Willard, fr. 3221 Jasper 
 William, fr. 28 N. uel. av. 
 William, fr. 240 S. 20th 
 William, >. fr. Ash, (Bdg.) 
 William's al., fr. Metcalf. ab. 5th 
 William's ct., fr. 917 Cailowhil 
 William's ct., fr.E.Mouigomery 
 Williamsons ct., fr. 9;3 Cherry 
 Williamsuii's ct , 1124 Swanson 
 Williuyton, fr. 1G25 Master 
 Willow, N. fr. Meadow, (^Fkd.) 
 Willow la., E. fr. Haines, (Gtn.) 
 Willow, fr. 418 N. Delaware av. 
 Wilmer, E. fr. 2(1, ab. Vine 
 Wilmer's al., 4tli, ab. Vine 
 Wilson, fr. ; 24 Utsego 
 Wilson, E. fr. Metcalf 
 Wilson, ^. fr. York, ab. Gaul 
 AVilsou, E. fr, Haines, (Gtn.) 
 AVilson's ct., fr. 9 Poplar 
 Winchester ct., 1815 Alaska 
 Winchester pi., fr. 926 Otsego 
 Winfleld, fr. 914 «. Front 
 Wiutield pi., E fr.Sth, ab. Arch 
 Wingohocking, E. &W. 45uo N. 
 Winner pL. fr. 2-4 South 
 Winona, N. fr. Pulaski, (Gtn.) 
 Winslovv, W. fr. r2tb. ab. Race 
 Winter, W. fr. 16th ab. Race 
 Winter's ct., S. fr. Monterey 
 Winton, W. fr. 5tn, ab. Jackson 
 Wirth's ct., fr. 829 N. 5lh 
 Wirt pi., fr. 536 Linden 
 Wiss ihickon av., (.Gtn.) 
 Wiser, E. fr. Aim md, (Bdg ) 
 Wisharl's ct., ir. 104 Beach 
 Wibhner, fr. 10. h, bel. McK' a-.i 
 
 Wistcr, W. f:-. 10th, bel. Green 
 Wiiter, N. fr. Gtn. av., (Gtn.) 
 Wister pi., 10th ab. Green 
 Wisteria, E. & W. 5300 N. 
 Witte.N. fr. Clearfield, ab Cedar 
 Witzel's ct., fr. 1321 N. 25th 
 WolflF, E. tt W. 2300 S. 
 Woelper's ct., E. fr. 23d, ab. Arch 
 Wolbert, N. fr. Taylor 
 Wolf s ct., S. fr. German ab.3d 
 Wolfs ct., fr. 107 Lombard 
 Wolfs ct., E. fr. Hope.ab Stiles 
 Womroth j)!., fr. 227 Monroe 
 Wonderly pi., fr. 145 Otter 
 Wood, W. fr. ■.;d ab. Vine 
 Wood, E. fr. Green la., (Myk.) 
 Wood, fr. Gtn. »v. (Gtn.) 
 Woodbine, fr. Federfil, a);. T.th 
 Woodbine av. ,S.ir.Chew,(Litii.) 
 Woodland Ter., W, fr. >Nood- 
 
 land av.ab. 3ath 
 Woodland av,, fr, 3200 Market 
 Woodland, fr. 330 S. 39th 
 Woodvill e pi., fr. St.Joseph's av 
 AVood's ct., W. fr, Greenhiil 
 Woodstock, fr.2020Co]umLi av. 
 AVoodworlh av.,fr. 14 Chrisiian 
 Worrell, E.lr.Frankford.(i kd.) 
 Worth, AV. fr. 3d, ab. Tasker 
 AVorth, N. fr. Oxford, (Fkd.) 
 AVrekin, fr. 21522 Cedar 
 AVright, AV. fr. 1530 N. 21st 
 AV right, AV. fr. 32d ab. Market 
 A\yalusing, fr. 830 N. 42d 
 AVyandotie, fr. AVister, (Gtn.) 
 AVyatt, E. fr. Sidmouth 
 AVykoflF, fr. 3223 Race 
 AVylie, fr. 1648 Ridge av. 
 AVyiikoop, fr. ]3th, ab. Spruce 
 AVyoming, fi*. Ann. iib. Cedar 
 AVyoming, N. fr. 1515Fitzwaler 
 AVyoming av.,fr.Gtii.a\'.,(Gtn.) 
 AVyoming, E. <k W., 4bUU N. 
 AVyoming, AV. fr. vd, ab. Reed 
 AVyoming, fr. Market, ab. 40th 
 Yale, S. fr. Miflin, ab. 20th 
 Yardley, N. Ir, Master, ab. 20th 
 Yeager's ct,, fr, 706 St, Mary 
 Yhost, S. fr. Catherine, ab. 5lh 
 Yhost pi., fr. 625 Catlierine 
 York,E. & W.. 24U0N. 
 York av., N. fr. 4th ab.AMnc 
 York pi , E. fr. 5lh, ab Brnvn 
 Young, fr. Church, (Bdg.) 
 Young's al., fr. 426 New iiarket 
 Young's al., Ir. Pegg, bel. id 
 Young's ct., Ir. 2;53 Bainbridge 
 Young's ct., fr. 422 CarpCiiter 
 Zauoui, lr;530 N.2-lth 
 Z •rluuiiih ct.,S. fr. Gothic 
 Ze:g ei' ct., fr. JNfclvale 
 /-•J :iobia, AV.fr. llth,brl.Waluut 
 Ac;-;iyrav. fr 7 OS. 8th 
 Z..a.::j;man,fr. Gih.j'.b. Oxford 
 
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 the health or skin. Ask your druggist, perfumer or hairdre.>-ser for it. 
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 919 CHESTNUT STREET, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 MAS May Peirce, M.A., 
 
 LXPERT Accountant), Principal. 
 
 Rev. John Thompson, 
 
 Dean, 
 
 College teaching technical knowledge qualifying for business 
 gements. Possessing all the facilities and having established 
 tiaracter, it is now prepared to give its classes full instruction 
 ommercial and general business vocations. 
 
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