The Visitors Guide to Baltimore Giving Location of the Most Reliable Mercantil

James Noble Morsell

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40 ^EO. KIFNIER, JE. „ & CO.
Carriage, Wagon and Harness Repository LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Carriages, ExpreSvS Wagons & Harness IN THE CITY.
Second-hand Carriages taken in Exchange. 40 S. HOWARD ST. , between Lombard and Pratt, BALTIMORE.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE.
FACTORY, KING STREET.
A COCDFORTABLC- SHAVE AND YOUR HAIR CUT IN S1^ME, AT A MODERATE PRICE, GO TO E f* %miii§ laTler Sbpi AT THE MALTBY HOUSE, DUUOT R)K SUIIULTZI-S CULUr. RATUD ILVIR DYU.
41 ...The Visitors' Guide to the City of Baltimore.
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