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Alfred Jenks & Son's machine works, Bridesburg.

Elevation plan of Granite St. buildings and those connecting with Walnut, Dock and Front Streets.

Market St. Bridge.

[Laurel Hill Cemetery, view looking north from ridge, 3822 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia]

Theodore M. Apple, guager & cooper, no. 2 & 4 Gray's Alley between Front & Second and Walnut & Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.

H. B. McCalla, successor to the late Andrew McCalla, No. 252 Market St. First hat & cap store below 8th St. south side, Philadelphia.

Joseph Oat & Son, coppersmiths, No. 12 Quarry Street Philadelphia.

[Lewis Fatman & Co., steam paste blacking, steam friction matches, 41 N. Front Street, Philadelphia]

[Lewis Fatman & Co., blacking manufactory, steam friction matches manufactory, back of No. 412 Coates Street, Philadelphia]

Edward Banister carpet warehouse. Stephen Foulk's cheap carpet & floor oil cloth warehouse. Carpetings.

[J. Mayland, Jr. & Co. tobacco & snuff manufactory. Segars, foreign & domestic. Wholesale grocers, N.W. corner of Third and Race Streets, Philadelphia]

[James Lane's stove store, No. 218 North Third Street, Philadelphia]

John Bancroft, Jr. soap and candle manufactory. No. 19, Wood St. betw. 2nd & 3rd Sts. & Vine and Callowhill Sts. Philadelphia.

The old Hurst mansion, "standing back," facing the west, on the northeast corner of Fifth and South street. [graphic] / Photograph by Richards.

Old wooden houses, extending southwardly from the corner of Marble Street, on the west side of Tenth Street, to Miss Sally Keene's, late Maj. Lennock's property and residence, built by "Col." Peter L. Berry. N.W. corner of Chestnut and Tenth streets. [gra

Wood & Perot factory [graphic]

Old London coffee house, s.w. corner of Market and Front street. [graphic] / Photograph taken Augt. 1858 by James E. McClees.

[Chestnut Street between Sixth and Seventh streets; construction]

[Chestnut Street between Sixth and Seventh streets; construction] [graphic].

[Richard McAllister Coal Company delivery cart, Philadelphia]

[Richard McAllister Coal Company delivery cart, Philadelphia]

South side Chestnut St. from 3rd to Hudsons Alley, 1809.

[Benjamin H. Shoemaker, French Plate Glass Depot, 205-211 North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.] [graphic].

Wm C. Rudman's Philadelphia pale ale on draught, warranted for from all pernicious drugs and alcoholic admixture, Brewery, 121 Green Street, Northern Liberties.

Ficken & Williams, steam sugar refiners, Crown, Willow and Fifth streets, Philadelphia.

Christopher Gallagher. Wholesale liquor dealer.

[Bunch, the horse, pulling William W. Cutair's West Philadelphia express wagon] [graphic] / G. D. DiFazio Art Studio, 906 So. 8th St. Phila.

Franklin Iron Works. Sutton & Smith's iron foundry, Franklin Street between Second and Front Streets, Philadelphia

McNeely & Co. manufacturers of morocco, buckskin & chamois, white leather, bark tanned, sheep, calf & deer skins, parchment, vellum &c. 64 N[or]th 4th. St. below Arch St. near the Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia. Manufactory 4th & Franklin Aven[ue] [graphic

High Street, with the First Presbyterian Church. Philadelphia, 1800.

Carey, Bro. & Grevemeyer, 423 Market St., Philadelphia, booksellers, stationers and blank book manufacturers, paper curtains, oil shades and shading, floor and table oil cloth. Also, jobbers and manufacturers of wall paper.

[Billheads from J.D. Marshall & Bros., later D. Marshall & Bro., druggists, 1215 Market Street, Philadelphia to E. Somers]

[Chestnut Street from the Custom House, Philadelphia]

Bought of Barker, Moore, Mein, wholesale druggists and paint dealers, no. 609 Market Street, above Sixth.

Henry Adolph, manufacturer of furniture wholesale and retail, warerooms no. 36 North Second St., one door above the Christ Church Philadelphia.

Penny Pot Tavern & landing, and Griscom's Academy.

Arch Street Bridge at Front Street ; Friends' Bank Meeting

Gottleib Hartung's wine & lager beer hall and restaurant. Importer of Rhenish and Neckar wines, No. 512 Race St., Philadelphia.

Bridesburg Manufacturing Company.

The coal-cart.

The oysterman.

Idle talk.

The wood-cart.

The draymen.

Masonic Temple and M.E. Church, Phila.

Methodist Episcopal Church and Masonic Temple.

T. I. Dyre, Jr. bell & brass founder, corner of Washington & Church Streets, Philadelphia.

Potter & Carmichael, oil cloth manufacturers warehouse, No. 135, North Third Street, Philadelphia.

Abbott & Lawrence. Liberty Stove Works, Brown Street above Fourth St. Philada.

Bridesburg Machine Works. Alfred Jenks & Son, manufacturers of cotton and wool carding spinning and weaving machinery, shafting and millgearing, Bridesburg post office Philadelphia.

Wetherill's white lead, red lead, chemical glass, drug & dye stuff store. Wetherill & Brother, manufacturer of white lead & red lead litharge chrome yellow & green, oil vitrol, copperas, chemicals

[Wm D. Parrish, book bindery, paper & rag warehouse, paper books and stationery, 4 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia]

Harrison Brothers' white lead works & chemical laboratory, Philadelphia.

[A. H. Eckhardt. Soap & candle manufactory, No. 326 N. Second Street, Philadelphia]

Burton & Laning. Manufactory: 6th Street above Camac.

Wakefield Manufacturing Company. Hosiery. Germantown, Philada. County.

Wakefield Manufacturing Company. Hosiery. Germantown, Philada. County.

Custom House and Post Office, Philadelphia, Pa.

[View of the north side of Chestnut Street, east of Second Street, to the river Delaware] [graphic].

N.H. Graham & Cos. curing, packing & smoking establishment. Filbert St. between Schuylkill 2d. & 3d. Sts. Philadelphia.