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INDIANAPOLIS
DIRECTORY,
AND
BUSINESS MIRROR, FOR 1861.
CONTAINING THE NAME AND RESIDENCE OF EVERY MALE CITIZEN, A BUSINESS MIRROR, WITH INFORMATION IN REGARD TO ITS VARIOUS SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS, CITY, COUNTY AND OTHER OFFICERS.
PUBLISHED ANNUALLY.
JAMES SUTHERLAND, COMPILER, Journal Buildings, Indianapolis, Ind.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS: BOWEN, STEWART & CO., PUBLISHERS & BOOKSELLERS, 1861.
Gift of Judge D. W. He
al
* 8344
0
R917.7252
1861
Gift
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1861, by
JAMES SUTHERLAND, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Indiana.
89023 20-6-03
JOURNAL COMPANY, PRINTERS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
DOUGLASS & PALMER, BINDERS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PREFACE.
The Indianapolis City Directory and Business Mirror is now offered to the public. Constant care and pains have been taken to collect the names and material necessary in the compilation of such a work. The compiler regrets that a more general feeling does not prevail of the usefulness of a Directory. Two out of three business houses refusing to support it on the plea that it is of no use to them-they have no occasion to use it-they know where every person resides. It would be supposed that the year- ly insertion of a person's residence, his occupation, his office or warehouse together with placing his name under a particular heading of business in the Classified Directory, would be deemed of sufficient importance for the support of a Directory, beyond any use it might be in ascertaining the location of others.
The following table will show the actual increase of names in this Directory over that of last year. Taking the aggregate number, (7035 ) multiplying by five-which is rather below the av- erage, we will find the population of Indianapolis to be thirty- . five thousand, one hundred and seventy-five.
1859
1860
Increase.
A
128
A 162
34
B
575
B 695
120
C
361
C 447
86
D
273
D. 340
67
E.
101
E 120
19
F.
222
F 277
55
G
253
G
336
83
H
509
H
634
125
I
41
I 48
7
J
114
J 142
28
K
251
K 342
91
L
211
L
270
59
4
INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY.
Mc 135
Mc 169
34
M
328
M 490
162
N
70
N
96
26
0
60
0 99
39
P
190
P. 253
63
Q
8
Q
16
8
R S
620
S
823
203
T
207
T
253
46
U
12
U
19
7
V
54
V
64
10
W
401
W 469
68
Y
29
Y 37
8
Z
11
Z
12
1
5467
7035
1568
It was the intention to have the work completed by the 15th of January. The delay was caused by the slow returns of Church information, and of other organizations, much of which has been unavoidably omitted, but will appear in a semi-annual supplement to the City Directory, issued in July of each year, giving the changes of old, and the names of new business firms, with those of others who may have made this city their home in the interim
The compiler cannot but feel grateful to the business men of Indianapolis for the very liberal patronage they have bestowed on the work, in the way of advertising, and he feels assured that the disposition of an extra edition of the book, in the country, especially devoted to the benefit of the advertisers, cannot fail to give satisfaction. For the numerous notices of the enterprise, given by the press of this city, the compiler would also tender his thanks.
In conclusion, the book is fearlessly submitted with whatever inaccuracies or omissions there are, to the tender mercies of a dis- criminating public, with the feeling, on the compiler's part, that he has done his duty, and looks to them for his reward.
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
.
303
R. 422
119
INDEX TO ADVERTISE MEN
Agents, Ale and Porter.
Wise & Co.
115
Wright & Jennings
45
Agents, Insurance.
Davis Charles B.
13
Dunlop J. S.
viii
Henderson Wm.
122
Locke & Bro.
134
Wiley Wm. Y
10
Wright Charles A
204
Agents, Knitting Machines.
Park & Dennis.
228
Agents Real Estate.
Dunlop John S
viii
Eldridge Jacob.
189
Wiley Wm. Y
9
Wright Charles
204
Agents, Sewing Machines.
Hall E. A .
113
Olcott J. M.
11
Park & Dennis.
Ruckle N. D ..
156
Turner Wm. H. & Co
53
Williams C. H.
119
Agricultural Implements.
Beard, Starr & Co.
108
Binkley Samuel
36
American Watches.
Bingham W. P. & Co
McLene J
Architects.
Curzon Joseph
36
May Edwin.
236
Artists.
Bruening E. & J.
180
Greuzard Lewis S.
205
Gulick Samuel W
101
Artists' Materials.
Perkins C. G. & Co.
130
Attorneys at Law.
Caven John.
36
Davis Edwin A.
189
Auction and Commission Merchants.
Duke James.
114
Eldridge Jacob.
189
Havens & Jewett
13
Bakers.
Metzger A. & J.
134
Beef and Pork Packers.
Ferguson & Mansur.
300
McTaggert Israel.
13
Bliliard Saloons.
Montgomery C.
45
Rhodius George.
220
Bill Poster.
Young Roe.
.....
285
Boiler Manufacturers.
Dumont & Sinker
inside back
cover.
Hasselman & Vinton
88 & 89
Bonnet Bleachers.
Copeland J. W
293
Book Binders.
Douglas & Palmer.
52
Booksellers & Stationers.
Bowen, Stewart & Co.
viii
. Lieber H.
205
Werden & Co
109
228 Boots and Shoes.
Grout & Burton
220
Knodle A. & Son
142
Mohoney John
36
Southard J. P
285
Brokers, Bill and Note.
Wiley Wm. Y
9
Building Stone.
Scott, Nicholson & Co.
114
89 Butchers and Meat Dealers.
Morningstar Peter.
142
Riggs & David.
193
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
Fletcher H. A. & Co.
32
Glenn W. & H. & Co ..
.. gilt card
outside.
Zeigler & Elliott
iv
Carriage Manufacturers.
Drew Samuel W
44
Lowe George
88
China, Glass and Queensware.
Hawthorn & Buchanan
12
Cigars and Tobacco.
Meyer Geo. F.
17
Raschig Chas. M ....
29
Clothing and Gents' Furnishing.
Glaser & Bros.
vii
Gramling J. & P
192
6
INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY.
Hall E. A.
113
Carlisle & Son.
29
Moritz, Bro. & Co.
221
Wright & Jennings.
45
Schwaemlein E.
197 Flouring Mills.
Model Mills.
29
Coal Dealers.
Butsch V. & Co.
Smith & Stevenson
114
Coal Oil and Lamps.
Sinker E. T.
44 & 300
Foundries, (Iron.)
Dumont & Sinker.
inside back
cover.
Commercial College.
Bryant's Commercial College ...
iv
Commission Merchants.
Carlisle John & Son
Higgins & Jones.
97
Myers & Witthoft
17
Ray David
88
Sloan & Ingersoll
32
Spiegel, Thoms & Co
33
Confectioners.
Metzger A. & J.
134 Gas Fixtures & Chandeliers.
Conveyancer.
Wiley W. Y.
9
Coppersmiths.
Cottrell & Knight,
21
Cottrell & Knight.
21
Ramsay & Hanning
45
Cottrell & Knight
.21
Gilder & Picture Framer.
Lieber H.
205
Daguerrean Goods.
Perkins C. G. & Co.
130 Grocers, (Wholesale.)
Dentist.
Frink S. C
100
Drugs and Medicines.
Browning Robert ..
21
Egner & Wocher.
14
Hannaman Wm.
236
Ludden & Lee.
188
Tindall & Miller ..
197
Perkins C. G. & Co.
130 Hacks and Carriages.
Vickers Wm. B.
123
Kalor John.
157
Mapes Caleb F
173
Dry Goods.
Metropolitan
164
Hardware, Cutlery and Metals.
Wood A. D.
165
Fletcher H. A. & Co.
32 Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods.
Bamberger H.
293
Hickok & Starr's N. Y. Hat
Store.
97
Reed's
96
Hides, Leather and Findings.
Fishback John.
165
Express Companies.
Adams' Ex. Co.
iii
American Ex. Co 20
U. S. Ex. Co. 16
File Manufacturers.
Capital File Works
108
Florists.
Weghorst Henry
252
Flour & Feed.
Barnitt & Son.
285
37 Forwarding and Commission Merchant
Wallace Andrew
28
Hasselman & Vinton
88 & 89
Redstone, Bros. & Co
313
29 Furniture Dealers.
Gallup W. P. & E. P
139
Wright & Jennings
45
Commissioner of Deeds.
Wiley Wm. Y.
9
Cottrell & Knight ..
21
McLene J
89
Gas and Steam Fitters.
Copper Tubes, (Seamless.)
Wallace Andrew
28
Grocers (Retail.)
Barnitt & Son
285
Christy Albert
14
Holmes C. L ..
109
Spencer & Socwell
205
Dry Goods, ( Wholesale.)
Crossland Jacob A.
284 Halls
Callinan Daniel J.
213
Capital Store.
ii
Glenn W. & H. & Co ..
... gilt card
outside.
Willard A B & Co.
vii
Zeigler & Elliott.
iv
Engraver, (Wood and Copper.)
Fahnestock John.
127
Hotels and Proprietors.
Bates House, Wm. Judson
112
Little's Hotel, A. R. Hyde ...
149
Macy House, A. S. Kingsley ... 138
Ohio House
142
Palmer House, J. D. Carmichael208 Ray House, Ray & Lambert ... 205 Spencer House, J. C. Dieter, mgr 10 Tremont House, J. Rinkle ...... 292
7
Intelligence Offices
Stapp J H.
193
Insurance Companies, (Foreign.)
Atna Fire Ins. Co.
122
Schwaemlein E.
197
Millinery and Silk Goods.
Copeland J. W.
.293
Hampden Fire Ins. Co.
237 Money Broker.
Manhattan Life Ins, Co.
276
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co
61
Wiley Wm. Y.
9
Music and Musical Instruments.
Willard & Stowell.
143
New England Life Ins. Co.
134
Park Fire Ins. Co.
204 News Depot.
Keatinge J. J.
12
Note Broker.
Iron Railing.
Dumont & Sinker.
.inside back
cover.
Iron Safes and Scales.
Duryee & Forsyth Manuf Co., 115 Paint and Color Works.
Fairbanks'.
139
Lath Machines.
Redstone Brothers & Co
313
Lightning Rods, (Copper.)
Locke & Munson.
209
Lime and Cement.
Butsch V. & Cc.
37
Livery, Sale and Feed Stables.
Allen & Hinesley.
252
Johnston Oliver W
126|Patent Jail.
Mapes Caleb F.
173
Wilkison Wm.
157|Photographic Artists.
Lumber, Lath and Shigles.
McCord & Wheatley
37
Machine Shops.
Beard, Starr & Co. 108
Binkley Samuel.
36
Dumont & Sinker.
.inside back
cover.
Hasselman & Vinton ...... 88 & 89
Redstone Brothers & Co 313 to 317 Plow Makers.
Marble Works.
Beard, Starr & Co
108
Dame Jason.
172 Plumbers
Downey Michael 37
Ramsay & Hanning.
45
Powder Agents.
Gallup W. P
139
James W. W. & Co
vi
Scott, Nicholson & Co
114
Seybold J. H. & Co ...
197 Printers, Book & Job.
Mathematical Instruments.
Sturms, Steffens & Co.
53
Matresses and Bedding.
Tilford Alex. L.
284 Produce and Commission Merchants.
Carlisle John & Son.
29
Wright & Jennings.
45
Medical Books.
Werden & Co
109
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Wiley Wm. Y.
9
Merchant Tailors.
Reapers and Mowers.
Park & Dennis
229
Glaser & Bros
vii
Gramling J. & P
192 Refrigerators Patent.
Hall E. A.
113
Cullun & Fahnestock
127
Cameron Wm. S
181
Landon & Hastings.
236
Mechanical Museum.
Park & Dennis.
228
Physicians.
Burnham N.
.118
Fishback Charles
165
Piano Fortes.
Willard & Stowell
143
Patent Cow Milker.
Park & Dennis
229
May Edwin.
236
Bruening E. & J
180
Perdue H.
135
Whitelock Edward P.
300
Paintings.
Lieber H
205
Paper Dealers.
Bowen, Stewart & Co
viii
U. S. Life Ins. Co
10
Washington Fire Ins. Co.
60
Wiley Wm. Y
9
Oyster Agents.
Holmes C. L ..
109
Hug Martin
108
Western Paint Co.
96
Painters.
Greuzard Louis S
205
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co.
277
Moritz, Bro. & Co ..
221
Ruckle N. D
156
INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY.
Park & Dennis
229
8 INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY.
Restaurants.
Copeland J. W
293
Capital
192 Tea Dealers.
Central.
138
Luddden & Lee.
188
Crystal Palace
148
Tin Plate and Tinmens' Tool.
Ledlie John.
188
Cottrell & Knight
21
Rhodius
Geo.
220
Tinware and Stoves.
Cox Charles
130
Saddlers and Harness Makers.
Andra John.
193
Wood A D
165
Hinesley & Kelly
213 Trunk and Valise Manufacturers.
Becker H
284
Sulgrove & Reynolds 148
Saddlery Hardware.
Hinesley & Kelly
213
Sulgrove & Reynolds
148
Saw Manufacturer.
Atkins Elias
89
School Books, (Eclectic.) Grant Geo. H 142
Sewing Machines.
Giover & Baker
53 and 156
Ladd, Webster & Co 228
Moore's
11
Singers.
113
Wheeler & Wilson's
119
Stock Brokers.
Wines and Liquors.
Wiley Wm. Y
9
Hug Martin
108
Stone Yards.
Valmer Charles
220
Scott, Nicholson & Co.
114
Straw Goods.
Yankee Notions, etc.
Crossland J. A
284
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Abbreviations.
88| Mannfactures.
Alphabetical Arrangement of Names
89 Masonic Orders 32
American Protestant Association .. 41
Metropolitan Literary Institute. 43
Bands.
46 Military Companies .. 50
Banks and Bankers. 45 Names too late for regular insertion, etc.
Building Fund and Loan Association ....
44 Newspapers and Periodicals. 81
Odd Fellows. 36
41
City Officers. 311
Railroad Companies 53
Colleges and Seminaries. 58 Stations and Distances 55
County Officers 312
Sketch of Indianapolis. 17
Courts ..
322
Sons of Malta. 39
Female Institutes.
60 State Benevolent Institutions 70
Gas Light and Coke Co.
44 Steam Paid Fire Department. 52
German Mutual Ins. Co 47 Street Abbreviations. 88
Gymnastic Association.
33 Telegraph 46;
Halls and Public Buildings
62 Temperance Orders 41
Indiana State Agricultural Society 47 Township Officers 311
Indianapolis Rolling Mill Co.
28 Turner Society 47
Itving Associatoin.
Typographical Union .. 43
Libraries 45 United Order of Druids 40
Literary Institutions
42 Wholesale Business.
20
Mannerchor
45 Young Men's C. A 42
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Alton Honse, Alton, Ill .. 253| Lafayette and Indianapolis R. R .. 313
Franklin Type Foundery, Cin., Ohio. .131 Massasoit House, Atchison, Kansas. .... .313
Hannibal and St. Joseph R. R .. 268 Michigan Central R. R ... 312
Indiana Central R. R. and map. 244 |Planters' Hotel, Leavenworth, Kansas 260
Indianapolis and Cincinnati R. R
301 Price's Hall, Atchison, Kansas 261
Jefferionville R. R.
312 T. H. A. & St. Louis R. R.
269
Keokuk Packet Co.
T. II. & R. R. R.
245
Sulgrove & Reynolds
148
Wall Papers.
Roll Wm. H.
33
Werden & Co.
109
Watches and Jewelry.
Alexander John E
293
Bingham W. P. & Co V
Ferguson C. A
115
French C. A.
33
McLene J ...
89
Talbott W. H
iii
Watch Materials.
Talbott W. H. & Co.
iii
Business Mirror and Classified Directory 267
Churches and Church Directory ...... 72 and16 Order of Haraguris.
Chess Club 43
Postoffice
41
9
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILEY'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE OFFICE
WILEY'S, REAL ESTATE AGENCY
WM. Y. WILEY.
L. R. MARTIN.
WILLIAM Y. WILEY; REAL ESTATE AGENT,
AND DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, BONDS, &c., No. 10} East Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Buys and sells on Commission, Houses and lots, Vacant lots, Farms and Farming Lands, in all the Western States, Stocks, Bonds, Notes, Land Warrants, &c .; Stocks of Goods and merchandise of all description. Negotiates loans and makes Collections. Rents and leases Houses and Farms. Collects Rents, Notes and Claims. Pays Taxes, and Examines Titles in all the Western States,
Having the best facilities for choice selections, will enter Lands, with Land Warrants or Cash on liberal terms. Particular attention paid to the Auction sales of Real Estate.
*Commissioner of Deeds for all the States and Territories.
10
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Accumulated Fund, $600,000
The holders of policies participate in the profits of all the business transacted by the Institution without incurring any personal liability. Where desired, the sums will be paid at the end of any number of years-thus combining the advantages of a Savings Bank and Life Insurance. Premiums payable annually, semi-annually and quarterly.
WM. Y. WILEY, Agent, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Dr. J. M. KITCHEN, Medical Examiner.
SPENCER HOUSE,
Northwest corner Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
TERMS ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
M. HARTH, Proprietor, Formerly M. HARTH & CO., of Cincinnati, Ohio,
J. C. DIETER, MANAGER.
11
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
-
MOORE'S IMPROVED PATENT
SEWING MACHINE
The Cheapest, most Reliable, and most Durable Machine in use.
We are now offering this superior Machine, handsomely orna- mented and neatly finished, at the low price of $35 for plain table, and $40 for half-case, which are not only the most useful articles of household furniture, but are highly ornamental even for the parlor.
This machine possesses many advantages peculiar to itself, and to be found in no other machine in the country. The recent improve- ments added place it beyond the pale of competition.
It now stands without a Rival, challenging the World to produce its Equal.
The " Universal Hemmer," and Tucking Gauge, accompany each Machine, without extra charge, which is the only Hemmer invented that will turn any hem, without pre- vious folding, from the narrowest width to two and a half inches. It also makes one of the best gauges for tucking and stitching.
We solicit a thorough and critical examination of the superior merits of this Machine, which are
Ist. It makes the Strongest, most Elastic and Durable Stitch of any Machine yet made.
2d. It has the Best and Most Reliable Feed ever constructed, and does not break needles.
3d. It sews from two common spools without re-winding, and sews perfectly with linen, silk or cotton thread, from No. 8 to 300, on all kinds of goods.
4th. It runs with great ease and very quietly.
5th. It cannot be run backward.
6th. It can be understood and operated perfectly. with very little instruction.
7th. In beauty of design and perfect mechanism it cannot be excelled.
8th. It combines durability, simplicity and practicability, to a greater degree than any other Machine extant.
We invite all to call and see the Machine work, or send for a descriptive circular and samples of sewing. It needs only to be understood to be appreciated.
TESTIMONIALS.
We, the undersigned, Merchant Tailors and Cutters, having thoroughly examined the stitch of Moore's Patent Sewing Machine, have no hesitancy in pronouncing it superior to any we have ever before seen. The Stitch is elastic and durable.
CAPT. H. PROSSER, R. B. MELVILLE, MORITZ, BRO. & CO.
R. FERGUSON,
DESSAR & BROS.,
J. M. OLCOTT, Gen'l Agent for the State of Indiana, No. 26} WEST WASHINGTON STREET, In Ray's Stone Front Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
All kinds of Machine Work done by experienced hands on the shortest notice. Liberal inducements are offered to energetic busi- ness men to sell this Machine.
12
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS BUCHANAN.
CHARLES E. HAWTHORN. HAWTHORN & BUCHANAN,
IMPORTERS OF
Hawthorn & Buchanan,
CHINA,
IMPORTER OF
S
QUEENSWARE
AND
CHINA W
QUEENSWARE!
"GLASS
No. 83 East Washington Street,
Indianapolis, Ind. ALSO,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
STO
GENERAL PERIODICAL AGENCY!
At No. 19 Illinois, south of the Palmer House, you can find the greatest variety of Newspapers, Magazines, Reviews and Periodi- cals generally, than at any other place in the West. The London · Times, Illustrated London News, Dublin Nation, Cornhill Maga- zine, Temple Bar, London Lancet, and every periodical of any notoriety, published in Europe or America, furnished at the shortest notice.
IF YOU WISH TO SUBSCRIBE FOR ANY DAILY OR WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, FOR ANY MONTHLY MAGAZINE, OR ANY QUARTERLY REVIEW, ADDRESS J. J. KEATINGE, - 19 Illinois Street, South of the Palmer House, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
13
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. R. HAVENS.
T. D. JEWETT.
HAVENS & JEWETT, AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ENDUE No. 10 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. Liberal Advances made upon Consignments.
I M'TAGGERT, PORK AND BEEF
PACKER,
HOUSE ON WHITE RIVER BANK, North Side of Terre Haute Bridge. Office No. 83 East Wash., Macy & McTaggert's Blg., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
C. B. DAVIS, GENERAL
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT, No. 6 Odd Fellows' Hall, Second Floor, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
14
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Deutsche Apotheke. EGNER & WOCHER, DRUGCISTS
AND
APOTHECARIES, DEALERS IN GLASS, PAINTS, VARNISHES, &C., No. 81 EAST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ALBERT CHRISTY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DE
HAMS
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS, No. 28 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST. INDIANAPOLIS.
I. & N. C. SCOVILLE, CAR WHEEL WORKS, BUFFALO, N. Y.
Wheels manufactured of best quality Salisbury Iron, warranted 60,000 miles. Terms of Payment liberal. Patterns-Washburn and Double Plate. Sizes from 24 to 36 inches.
15
INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY.
1
NAMES
Too late for regular insertion, Removals, Corrections. Omis- sions, &c.
Anderson Robert, brickmaker, h. 117 n. Ala.
Baggs Frederick, retired, h. 59 e. Ohio.
Ball William, carp., h. 163 n. Miss.
Barnard Jehial, (Holliday & B.,) h. 12 w. Ohio.
Bender Michael F., clerk, National Hotel, 217 w. Washington.
Bingham Wheelock P., h. removed to 53 n. Meri.
Brown Charles H., carp., bds. 179 e. Market.
Brown James H .. druggist w. W. B. Vickers, bds. 79} e. Wash.
Butler Ovid, h. Fort Wayne ave., near N. W. C. University.
Carnico J. M., h. over Indiana Grocery, cor. Ind. ave. and Tenn. CHRISTY ALBERT, groceries and provisions, 28 s. Ill., h. 25 Bluff road. [See card.]
Clement & - -, carps., Ga. bet. Penn. and Meri
Cook Mrs. Kate C., bds. cor. Market and Ill.
Cruser Christopher, lab., h. 10 Lord.
DAVID THOMAS S., (Riggs & D., ) h.
Davis I. & Co., iron foundry, 98 s. Delaware.
Douglas Benjamin W., machinist, h. 40 Hosbrook.
Faivre F. J., salesman w. A. Christy, bds. Pyle House.
Ford John, produce dealer, h. 23 w. Michigan.
Franco Daniel, last maker, h. 20 n. Miss.
Hagerhorst Christian F., h. removed to 110 n. Meri.
HIGGINS & JONES, furniture dealers and repairers, 2d door n. of Bates House. [See card.]
HYDE ABNER R., prop. Little's Hotel, cor N. J. and Wash.
Langenberg H. H., grocer, 134 w. Wash.
Marchant John, waiter Little's Hotel.
Montgomery James, station baggage man, Union Depot, h. 59 w. La.
PERRIN GEO. K., att'y and counselor at law, off. 45} e. Wash., bds. cor. Md. and Ill.
RAY DAVID, furniture dealer, removed to 78 e. Wash. [See card.]
Richmann & Buchanan, carriage and wagon makers, 211 e. Wash. Roda Anthony, lab., 184 n. Noble.
Smith & Graham, brickmakers, Merrill bet. East and N. J.
Speir Robert F., att'y at law, Little's Hotel.
WERT JOSEPH, boot and shoe manuf. 6 s. Penn.
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INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
First Presbyterian, n. e. cor. Circle and Market. Second Presbyterian, n. w. cor. Circle and Market. [See page 73.] Third Presbyterian, cor. Illinois and Ohio. [See page 74.] Fourth Presbyterian, cor. Market and Delaware. [See page 75.] Fifth Presbyterian, New Jersey, bet. Wash. and Md.
United Presbyterian, Ohio, w. of Del. [See page 75.] Wesley Chapel (Methodist,) s. side of Circle. [See page 77.]
Robert's Chapel, (Methodist,) cor. Penn. and Market. [See page 78.] Strange Chapel, (Methodist,) Tenn. s. of Vt.
Asbury Chapel, (Methodist,) N. J. s. of La. [See page 78.] German, (Methodist,) Ohio, e. of N. J.
North Street, (Methodist,) [See page 78.]
African. (Methodist.) Ga. bet. Canal and Miss.
Episcopalian, (Christ Church,) n. e. cor. Meri. and Circle. [See page 72.]
Baptist, (meets at present in Musonic Hall.) African Baptist, Mo. near N. Y. .
Christian Church, cor. Ohio and Del.
First Evangelical Lutheran, cor. Ala. and N. Y.
Second Evangelical Lutheran, Penn. bet. St. C. and Pratt. German United Evangelical, Ohio bet. Ill. and Meri. [See page 80.] German Lutheran, Ala. s. of Wash. [See page 79.]
Congregationalist, n. w. cor. Circle and Meri. [See page 76.]
German Reformed, Ala., s. of Market. [See page 79.]
United Brethren, cor. N. J. and Ohio. [See page 76.]
St. John's, (Catholic,) Ga. bet. Tenn. and Ill. [See page 80.] St. Mary's, (Catholic,) Md. bet. Penn. and Del. [See page 80.] German Evangelical, N. J., bet. Market and Ohio. [See page 80.] Universalist, College Hall. [See page 78.]
Friends' Church, (Hicksite,) Del. bet. Mich. and North.
Friends' Church, (Orthodox,) cor. Del. and St. C. [See page 79.] Jewish Synagogue .- The Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation was es- tablished in the year 1857, and has now twenty male members. The Congregation has not yet a Synagogue of its own, but has fitted up an elegant. hall in Judah s Block, opposite the Court House, as a place of worship, where services are held every Saturday and festival, commencing at 8 o'clock. The Congrega tion owns, also, a burial ground. Mr. Moses Woolf isPresi- dent, and M. A. Dessar, Vice President of the Congrega- tion. Rev. I. Wechsler is the minister and Rabbi, who preaches in the German and English languages. His place of residence is 21 w. Michigan street.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $500,000 00
Office, S. E. Cor. Washington & Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Will give special attention to the transmission of
COIN, BANK NOTES, GOODS & PACKAGES, AND THE COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS & ACCOUNTS, AT AND BETWEEN New York, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island, And intermediate Cities and Towns. Also,
AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY
Connects with the American Express Company at Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago, and with Wells, Fargo & Co.'s California and European Express.
J. G. BARNES, Agent, Indianapolis. HENRY KIP, Gen'l Supt., Buffalo.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE F. MEYER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
CIGARS & SNUFF,
Sign of the "Big Indian Chief," NO. 35,
West Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
WEAll Goods warranted of the best quality. Orders solicited and prompt- ly attended to.
C. J. MYERS. H. WITTHOFT.
MYERS & WITTHOFT, MANUFACTURERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
FURNITURE.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
NOWLIND
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bed- steads, Wash & Work Stands, Cane & Wood Seat Chairs & Rockers
In fact every article of Furniture called for, which we will sell as cheap as any other house in the city. Call and examine for yourselves.
Warerooms, No. 171 East Washington Street, Two doors, East of Little's Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. N. B .- Settees for Halls and Churches kept on hand and made to order in numbers to suit. Also, Repairing and Job Work done to order.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis, the capital of the State of Indiana, and the cout. - ty seat of Marion county, is situated on the east bank of the. West Fork of White river, within five miles of the geographical center of the State, and nearly in the center of the county, at the crossing of the National Road, and immediately below the mouth of Fall Creek, in latitude 39º 55' north, and longitude 86° 5'-573 miles west-by-north from Washington City, and 110 miles north-west from Cincinnati. It was first settled on the 2d day of March, 1819, by John Pogue, and, in 1820, was selected? as the permanent seat of government. The public offices were removed from Corydon, the former capital, on the first of Janu- ary, 1825.
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