| A Day in the Life of the City of St. Augustine June 24, 1854 |
| from the Ancient City June 24, 1854 Inspector of Customs - James A Mickler Isaac. H. Bronson - Judge of U.S. Court Northern District of Florida, office in the Court House George R. Fairbanks, Clerk U. S. Court, office in the Court House Deputy Marshal, George L. Zehubaur, office in the Court House Justices of the Peace Reuben Pinkham - office at this residence South of St. Francis Barracks G Humphreys, Notary Public - office in the Court House City Officers Mayor - Gad Humphreys Aldermen: John M. Fairbanks John D. Usina Rafael B. Canova Andrew Papy Clerk of the City Council - E. J. De Medices, office at the Council rooms City Marshal and Cleark of the Market, Michael Neligan Auctioneer M. R. Andeen and F. C. Humphreys Merchants: M. R. Andreu - Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry gGoods, corner of George and Picolata streets, market squar G. E. Carr Wholesale and Retail, wholesale and retail, dealer of fine quality family groceries of all kinds, liquors & e. No 2 East side Charlotte Street, North of the Public Square. George Burt, Dealer in Staples and Fancy Dry goods, West side of Charlotte street, a few doors South of Treasury Lane. Seth M Wakeman, Wholesale and Retail dealer of Dry Goods and Groceries an Wakeman's new stores in front of the market. F. Bridier, Dealer in Groceries, ground floor of the City Hotel Misses S & N Pinkham, Dealers in Fancy Goods & e. opposite the Planters Hotel on east side of Charlotte street. N. Rogers, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, & e. corner of Guns and St. George street. F. J. Quincy. Watch maker and Jeweler, on George street, nearly opposite office of Dr. Peck. Thos. Nelson. Retailer of Boots, Shoes, Caps, Hats and Dry Goods, east side of Charlotte street, corner of Charlotte street and Treasury Lane. Lawrence Andreu. Tailor, Charlotte street, north room joining the Post office. John Usina. Book maker, Charlotte street near the City Hotel. Michael Nelligan. Cabinet Maker, Charlotte street opposite Magnolia Retreat. Bavtola Oliveras. Black smith and Gun Smith near the North Gate of the city. Bowling, Liquors and Refreshments by S. Miranda, Magnolia Retreat. Philip Gomez. Retailer of Liquors, Refreshments & e., Charlotte street, opposite Bridier's Bowling Alley. Stage Office Office of the Picolata Mail Stage. Bridier's City Hotel. Churches Roman Catholic Church. Northside Monument Square. Episcopal Church. South side Monument square. Presbyterian Church. On St. George Street. South of the square. Methodist Episcopal Church. St. George street, near the Magnolia House. Magnolia Hotel. On St. George Street, north of the Public Square and one door north of the Methodist Church. Florida House. On Treasury Lane, North of the Public Square. City Hotel. On Charlotte and Bay Street, a few doors South East of the Public Square. Planters Hotel. On Charlotte Street and Treasury Lane, north of the Public Square, annexed to the Florida House. Boarding Houses Miss Fatio. On St. George Street, a few doors sourth of the Court House and Public Square. G. N. Papy. On Bay street, corner of Bay and Garden Lane. Doctors Doc. F. Weedon. Office at his Dwelling House on Bridge Street. Doc. John Peck. Office on St. George Street, a few doors North of the Court House. Druggist Mrs. P. C. Zglatra. Chemnist and Druggist, Charlotte Street. Lawyers E. B. Gould. Counsellor at Law -- office on Artillery Lane B. A. Putnam. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, office, Picolata street. George R. Fairbanks. Attorney and Counsellor at Law -- office in the Court House. Public Offices. Post office. Lawrence Andreu, Post Master, office opposite Gen. Hernandez, Charlotte St. Surveyor General's Office, John Westcott, Surveyor General on Hospital Street, corner of Artillery Lane and Hospital Street. Land Office --- J. M. Gould, Register of Public Lands --- office in the Court House Francis P. Ferreira. Receiver, office in Court House. Judge of Probate (G. Humphrey's Judge,) office in the Court House Savannah and Florida For Palatka, E. F., Touching at Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's Jacksonville, Middleburg, (Black Creek) and Picolata. The new and superior steam packets St. Johns. Capt. James Freeborn, and Wm. Gaston, Capt Thomas Shaw, will leave Savannah for the above places as follows: The St. Johns on Thursday morning, 15th inst., at 10 o'clock, and Wm. Gaston on tuesday morning, 20th inst., at 10 o'clock, and will continue to leave at the same hour every Thursday and Tuesday thereafter--the latter boat carrying the U. S. Mail. For freight or passage, having handsome state room accommodations, apply on board, or to J Gunby, Agent in Savannan, Bisbee & Canova, Agts. Jacksonville The St. Johns will go to St. Augustine every 4th trip, commencing (leaving Savannah) on the 29th inst. Choice Groceries The Sch. Madagascar now discharging five days from New York. The usual variety with a large assortment of Groceries, crockery, hardware, boots, and shoes, woodware, tinware, having been purchased directly by the Subscriber, they will be disposed of at a advance in original packages or retail. Families purchasing supplies in quantities can be accommodated at the lowest trade prices I offer. Bags Coffee and Sugar 5 Boxes sugar, 25 boxes Candy, 10 chests tea, 5 boexs chocolates 15 bbls pilot bread |
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