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B. O. KENT. ALEX. J. KENT.
KENT & BRO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE, AND
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS; ALSO, AGENTS FOR
Kanawha Salt, AND RIFLE AND BLASTING POWDER, North-west Corner Main and Pearl Streets, NEW ALBANY, IND.
D. & J. C. SNIVELY, DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF STAPLE AND FANCY - DRY GOODS. North side Main st., between Pearl and Bank, NEW ALBANY, IND.
DE PAW HOUSE, L. B. MARTIN, - - - Proprietor, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. -0- This house having lately been re-furnished and put in complete order, is now THE BEST. MOST CONVENIENT, AND COMFORTABLE HOTEL In the city. Every exertion used to give satisfaction. CHANGES RIABON AMIE
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F GEORGE B. SPURRIER, LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME
MANUFACTURER,
AND DEALER IN
Wall Paper, Artists' Materials, &c., &c., HOUSE, SIGN, AND STEAMBOAT
MAIN STREET,
NORTH SIDE, BETWEEN PEARL AND BANK, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
DJPAPER HANGING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.CS
AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
WALL PAPER; GILT MOULDING, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, ALL SIZES;
VARNISHES OF ALL KINDS: WINDOW CURTAINS & TRANSPARENT SHADES, LOOKING GLASS PLATES, ALL SIZES; ENCRAVINGS, ALL DESCRIPTIONS: FIRE SCREENS; PAINT BRUSHES, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, FRENCH ZING, &C.
GEORGE O. HART, 1
No. 10,
State Street,
Indiana,
New Albany,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
AND DEALER IN
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, TOBACCO, CICARS, SNUFF, &C.
PHYSICIANS. PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully filled at any hour of the day or night. V
PATENT MEDICINES.
A large supply of the best and most popular Patent Medicines always on hand.
BURNING FLUID
AND
QUICK YEAST POWDERS,
Of superior quality, and my own manufacture, can al- waya be obtained at
No. 10 State Street.
(TRIBUNE5 STEAM PRINTING
BOOK BINDING ESTABLISHMENT,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Magazines Pamphlets, &c, bound in good style. JOB PRINTING BOOK BINDERY. Plain, Fancy, or Ornamental Printing, Nently and promptly excented at low prices Of every variety on hand and made to order.
BLANK BOOKS
Main street, next door to the De Paw House. 3 NEW ALBANY, IND. 80
M. GREGO & SONS, PROPRIETORS
THE DAILY TRIBUNE
Is issued- every morning. (except Sunday.) and furnished to subscribers at $5 per year, in advance, or 10 cents per week, if paid to the carriers.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE - Is mailed to subscribers at the low price of $1 50 per year, in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS Will be inserted in cither or both editions on very reasonable terms.
? IT All orders promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed.
G. W. HAWES'
NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY,
AND
BUSINESS MIRROR,
FOR 1859.
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JACKSON & WILCOX, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, XEW ALBANY, IND.
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1 M. GREGG & SONS, Book and Job Printers, MAIN STREET, One Door West"of the De Paw House, New Albany, Ind.
M. GREGG & SONS, Book Binders, MAIN STREET, Between Upper Third and Fourth, New Albany, Ind.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, SCIN FIRST CLASS'S HOME COMPANIES
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Incorporated Capital, $200,0 ...
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
THOS. A. MORRIS, JNO. D. DEFREEB,
W. R. NOFSINGER, J. S. HARVEY, L. W. HASSELMAN, 8. F. COVINGTON, B. J. HATHAWAY.
B. F. COVINGTON, Beo'y. T. A. MORRIS, Prem. L. C. FERRY, Agent, - South West Corner Main and Pearl Streets,
New Albany, Ind.
RISING SUN INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, - $100,000. .
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
8. HATHAWAY, W. H. POWELL,
J. W. TALBOTT, S. F. COVINGTON,
B. B. LORING, JNO. GRACE,
J. C. WELLS,
J. B. SMITH, H. P. CLORE.
W. T. PATE, J. P. ULREY, GEO. GILLESPIE, B. J. HATHAWAY,
B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, Prop-
The business of these Companies IS CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO INDIANA.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Persona desiring Insurance, would consult their own interests by Insuring in the above
RELIABLE AND HOME COMPANIES. L. C. FERRY, AGENT, South West Corner Main and Pearl streets, New Albany, Ind.
JEFFERSON CONNER.
FRANK T. GILLETT.
CONNER & GILLETT,
DEALERS IN
BTAPLE AND FANCY
P For Cash Only. NORTH SIDE MAIN, THREE DOORS WEST OF BANK ST., NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Real Estate, Pension, and Bounty Land Agents.
50,000 Acres of Indiana Lands on TEN YEARS' TIME, at low prices. 100,000 Acres of Missouri landa, cheap for cash; 640 Acres for $400; 320 Acres for $200; 160 Acres for $100; 80 Acres for $50. We will ex- change, or sell low for cash, or on time, and Warranty Deeds given.
JOHN R. ORR. J. W. HOWELLS
HOWELLS & CO., DEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS,
Window Papers, Transparent Shades, Trunks, Valises, &c., MANUFACTURERS OF BONNET, HAT AND SHELF BOXES, State street, West side, between Main aud Market streets. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. 17-Paper Hanging done in the best manner.
PREMIUM BRONZE MEDAL
1857.
1856
1856.
UNITED STATES FAIR,
KENTUCKY
A CURLEMET
LITTLE
for
MECHANICS
CLOCK
INSTITUTE
18.50
Main Street
SILVER MEDAL and DIPLOMA.
betw first & second Lower
NEW ALBANY, IND.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired and war- ranted. Prices low.
PREFACE.
PREFACE.
The day was when that ever changing individual, the oldest inhabitant, could have furnished the enquirer with all particulars concerning the where- abouts of any resident of New Albany, but "old father time," in his ceaseless round, has supplanted the quiet village with the busy hum of a city com- merce, large manufacturing establishments of various kinds, ship yards, &c., and a population of near twenty thousand, all of which require some more reliable means of conveying information regarding the names, occupation, and abiding places of the inhabitants of the city. To supply this want has been the object of the present publication, (the second Directory ever published here,) and it is hoped an investigation of ils pages will prove ils worthiness to the title of a Directory. That a publication of this character is deemed beneficial by the business community, is demonstrated by their almost univer- sal use in cities of this size throughout the United States.
In looking over this work it will be observed that it contains & Bearnais SUMMARY, giving at a glance the number of business houses engaged in the various branches of trade, or in the professions.
Those who are disposed to dissect the work, for the purpose of showing up what few errors there may be in it, should hesitate to condemn without knowledge of the difficulties that beset the pathway of the compiler.
In consequence of the streets not being numbered, abbreviations had to be used, which will be found in the proper place. The Business Directory, and Appendix, furnish much useful information to the resident and stranger.
The present work contains some six hundred more namnes than the former Directory of New Albany, and we believe the Classification will be conceded to be very complete and satisfactory.
To those who have kindly aided in the undertaking, by advertising in its pages, our thanks are due, and we trust that they may be rewarded seven- fuld for their liberality.
The printing and binding were executed at the office of the Daily Tribune, by Messrs, M. GREGO & Sons, whose facilities in both departments, are equal to any in the West. They merit our thanks for the assistance rendered un during the compilation, and our respect for their courtesy.
JAMES SUTHERLAND, COMPILER
STOTSENBURG & BROWN, NEW ALBANY, IND.,
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SIGN OF THE
. LOUISVILLE, KY.
TOWN CLOCK
STATE OFFICERS.
GOVERNOR ASHBEL P. WILLARD.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: ABRAM A. HAMMOND.
SECRETARY: CYRUS L. DUNIIAM.
AUDITOR: JOHN W. DODD.
TREASURER: NATHANIEL F. CUNNINGHAM.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION:
SAMUEL E. RUGG.
ATTORNEY GENERAL: JOSEPH E. McDONALD.
SUPREME JUDGES.
FIRST DISTRICT: JAMES L. WORDEN.
BBCOND DISTRICT. ANDREW DAVISON.
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THIRD DISTRICT. SAMUEL E. PERKINS,
FOURTH DISTRICT. JAMES M. HANNA.
INDEX.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Hardware and Metals.
Agricultural Implementi.
Goulding Jobs ......
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Kolla P. H. & Son ..
Artists, Photographers, &c.
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Attorneys u Law.
plusbirg & Brown, M page sher in- de front cover . ... ...
akters and Confectioners. Goodbob Jacob. ...... Duokbisteries.
M. Origg & Sons, facing Hijo, ....
forms, Morrison & Matthews, near ... Jackson & Wilcox, inside front cover.
Booksellers and Stationers.
Boots and Shoes, ( wholosalo.) Bradley L ........
Best and Shoe Manufacturers Irea Dealers.
Bad Dealers. .
Daher C. W .... Brass Feandries, .......
Cabinet Ware Manufacturers and Furniture Dealers.
Iran & Zilker ....
Porter & Matos ..
Bcolt & Brindlef ......... Merchant Tailers. .
.. XIV Bentley A. W. & ..................... 10
Axise D. C ....... .144
Chair Manufacturers.
Cumon John R. & Co .... 144
Scott & Brindley ....
. Glows and Queenswird.
Brooks Janur & Co. ... .... .. Spurrier George R., before [ ......... Paper Hangiags-
Coal Dealers.
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Howella & Co., before the. . ....... . Jackson & Wilcox, butde front cover ...
Spurrier George 5., before the ....... .
Patent Improved Abdominal
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Farter B. & Son, Inside front cover ...
Patent Hodieines.
Bertelgh A. B. .... .... ....
Fristen
Beach George R .... .......... ..
14 Gregg M. E Bom, Schug tills .......... 18 Norman, Morrison & Matthews ........ xml Ship Chandlers.
Mattingly I. W. & C .. ... Dry Goods Dealers.
Bushnell John ......................... Stencil Flate Catters.
Fronts Poter ..........................
Blider James ...
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Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Salvely D. & J. C., before title ..
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Tomer Hiram J .. . ..... Gilders.
MoQaiddy & Bak ...................***
Trank and falle Mannino-
Courrier George 8., before title ... Grecere, ( Wholennie.)
Alles J. T .....
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Howells & Co., before tid ............. Watches, Clocks, &e. Guillome; Aurait Wharf Best
Wines and Ligmere.
Parker & & fon, Imide front cover ....
Brooks Jamm & Co ................... Harness and Reddis Mamafac- turert.
Strobel & Bannocki. ..... ....
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Hats, Cape and Fars.
Pailler George & C .. ................. Hotels.
Depew House, before til ............... 1
Tablor House ........ .... ..... ..... .... TELE Loe Dealer.
Monsch John T. ...... Insurance Agents.
Forry L. C., facing taalde front cover ud Inside back cover ....
Jocelyn J. C ......... Levis W. M., toning inside back cover,
Bushnell Jobs ......... ......... Looking Glasses and Fictare
Franck
Spurrier Georgs B., MAte .......... Marble Works Pool J. S. & Co ........................ Mattress Manufacturers.
Carriage Manafectarers.
Daily and Weekly L per, tur Indez. Daily and Westby Tilune, opr. HuA, Oyster Dealen.
Monsch John T ........... ......... 194
Fainting, House & Steamboat.
Colleges.
Tev ATany Collerinte Loctitete ...... . 148 Hey &Whasy Pomale Seminary ......... It Commission Merchants.
Antle Thomas R .........
Hart George O., SI page before title. Hoover, Bryant & Weir ...
Beriber & Hacianont .... Dry Goodn, ( wholesale. )
Connor & Gillett, before title .. *N ....... Co
Hey & Poz ............................. MeCracken & Compreendosr. .... ....... Turners and Scroll Carverte
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BUSINESS SUMMARY.
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BUSINESS SUMMARY.
Agricultural Implements .... ..
Ambrotypes, Photographs, de. ..
Attorneys at Law
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Newspapers, (daily).
Auctioneers
Author. 2 Newspapers, (weukly) Notaries Public
Bakeries .. Banking Houses. ....
4 Surseries. Oyster dealers.
8 Paluters.
7 Paper Hangings, &e.
Paient Abdominal Supporters Paten! Medleine Depols.
Planing Mills.
.13 Poik Packers
6 Portrait Falsters
2 Powder Agents.
2 Printing Offlees.
3 Produce Dealers. Pump Macafacturers
1 Railway Horse Powera
2 Saddlery Hardware
1 Sall Makers
3 Saloons
10 Salt Agouta. Sash and Blind Factorice
Second hand Furniture Stores
Sewing Machine Agents.
4 Ship Yards
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Ship Chandlers. Silversmiths
Soap and Caudle Factories
3 Steamboat Cabin Builders.
7 SL am Saw Mills.
7 Stencil Pinto Cutters
6 Staneware Factories.
5 SiOvos And Tin Steres 3 Surveyors ..
Tanuers and Curriers.
3 Tobacconiste ... .10 Trunk and Vallse Factorica.
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Dyers and Scourers. .
Ede Tool Mantieluren.
Fairy Goods, (wholemle).
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Vesper Gas Light
Vinegar Factories.
4 Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry
3 Wharf Boats.
Wholslone Cutters
3 2 Wines and Liquors.
1 Wooden Wire.
Yawt Bullders.
Miscellaneous.
Churches ..
Fire Companies, Bonk and Ladder do. Masonic Lodges.
do. Commandery of K. T.
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Hide and Leather dealers
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Ice dealers.
Insurance Agents.
Iron dealers. ..
Livery Binbles. ...
Looking Glam and Picture Frame Manu- facturers ..
Lamber dealers- Machine Shops.
Machine Constructors. .
Marble Works .... Mattress Mapufacturers
Measure Manufacturers
Cornet Hand
Meal Sboru ..
Merchant Tailors.
. 10 | Stage Houtos.
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Banks. ... Barber Shops .. Black smith Shops. Block and Cargo Wheel Makers
Book Rinderies ..
Book sellers and Stationers. .
Boots and Shoes, (exclusively wholesale) 1 Boot and Bhoe Manufacturers Root and Shoe dealers ..
Box Makers.
Brass Foundries ..
Breweries .... Brick layers and Builders.
Brush Makers. ..
Cabinet Ware, &c ...
Carpels, Oll Cloths, &c.
Carriage Manufacturers.
Carpentors and Buildera.
Chair Manufacturers ...
Cement Manufacturers.
China, Glass and Queensware.
Cigar Makers.
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Clothiers.
Cool Dealers. .. 2
Colleges ..
Commledon Merchanta.
Confectioners
Cooperages .... Dentists ...
Dransmon.
Drug Stores.
Dry Goods, (wholemlo,).
Dry Goods Stores. ...
Flouring Mills.
Forwarding Merchants,
Foundries, (Iron). Fruit Stores ..
Gu & Coke Co ..
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Gine Mane facturers
Grocers, (wholessio).
Grocerse(retail)
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Gunsmiths ...
Hardware and Metals
Harness and Baddie Manufacturers
Hat and Cap Stores ...
do. R. A. Chapter.
Odd Fellows' Lodges. do. Encatu pment
Daughters of Rebekah ..
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Temples of Honor and Temperance
Good Templars ... None of Tam perance. Literary Socielles ..
2 A mocintion of Engineers.
5 Public Halls
1 Agricultural Societies ..
3 Young Men's Christian Unlon. Public Libraries ..
Libraries .... ..
Literary Societies. .. 177
Names loo Iste for regular Insertion ... 184 New Albany and Salem K. R ......... New Albany Association of Engineera. . 177 New Albany Cornet Band . ... .. ... 180
Odd Fellows. .. 176
Churches and Pastors- .. 123 Fost Ufilee .. .. 164
City Government .. .161
Collages. .. .. 1:8 Public Halis.
County Officers .... .. 162 Hailruade.
100
Courts. .... .. 163 Stage Routes. .100
Fire Department. .. 163 KLite Goverumenl. .. ..
Good Templars .. .. 1:7 Telegraph Office ..... .170 Temple of Honor and Temperance. .... 177 Towuship Officers ...
Masonile Orders -. .. 173 Young Men's Christian Uplon. ....
5 Millinery Flores.
1 Mill Wrights ...
Music Teachers
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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American House ... .134
Indians Central Railway .... .. 58
Bryant's Commercial College .. .. 70 Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad ..... 30 1.iules' Hotel, J. S. Worklzer, prop'r. .. 104 Locke & Munson's patent Lightning
Pabmostock John, priator, colorod page before title ...
Eswes Goo. W., Ohio State Gazeteer .. 69 Bays & Ranniod, photograph rooms. ... 104 Hodges Alex .. .. 137
Rods .. . 138
Meek E. S., bill poster 64
Metropolitan Theater .. 54
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Henrie Roase ...
.102 Roback Dr. C. W., Scandinavian
Southgale House ..
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Remedies. ..
100
Western Commercial College 150
LAFAYETTE (Ind.) ADVERTISEMENTS.
.. 174 |Jooreal. .. 274
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENT.
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CONTENTS.
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Agricultural and Mecharles! Associa-
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Alphabetical Arrangement of Names ... 1
Banks and Bankers .. .178
Book Hideries. .178 New Albany & Portiand Ferry Co. ... . . 180 Newspapers. . .. ]18
Business Directory. .109 Eminent Summary . ..
Post Office 1Hrectory.
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1 Turing and Seroll Sawing. Undertakers . 1 Variety Stores.
Florists. ...
Gilders.
do. Council.
Hotels ..
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Clergy men ..
3 2 3 Physicians.
Railroads ..
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TABLER HOUSE,
MAIN STREET,
South-West Corner of the Public Square,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
WM. A. TABLER, PROPRIETOR.
Board 81,50 per Day, and $5 to $7 per week.
RUSSELL'S INFALLIBLE YEAST POWDERS.
These Powders are warranted to make light, sweet, and nutritious bread, when good flour is used. It is well adapted to hot biscuit, loaves, griddle and buck wheat cakes, gingerbread and sweet cakes, of all kinds; and are s purely chemical compound, made of the purest material, and cannot fail to plense, if the directions are followed. The mmaliness of the quantity, and okreneu of operation, make them the cheapest article of the kind ever manu- froturud.
Russell's Infallible Yeast Powders,
Are used constantly by steamboats on the Ohio river, and by hotels in Louisville, Ky.
Manufactured by THEOPHILUS RUSSELL,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. J. REAMER,
S & # EXCELSIOR.
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
KERCHANT,
AND
STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD AGENT,
ON "EXCELSIOR" WHARF-BOAT,
FOOT OF WALL STREET, -
NEW ALBANY, IND.
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REFERENCES:
R. ATKINSON & CO .. D. S. BENEDICT & SON. SHIRLEY, BELL & CO ..
JOHN HOW & CO ..
ST. Louis, Mn.
R. P. ETHELL & CO.,
. T. C. TWICHELL & CO .. . NEW ORLEANS, L.A.
JAS. BROOKS & CO., J. J. BROWN, RAWLINS & McDONALD, KENT & BROTHER. JOHN BRIGGS. WM. PERDUE, NEW ALBANY, IND.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED IN. 1810.
CAPITAL
MGFALL PAID UP. GE
SURPLUS, $226,531 51
Assets, January, 1, 1850:
PAR VALUE.
MARKET VALUE.
Hartford Bank Stocks.
$197,000 00 180,000 00
200,700 00
Boston Bank Stock. 69,200 00
71,999 50
100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri Stock
10,000 00 .
10,000 00
100 Hartford & N. Haven R. R Co. Stock.
.. 10.000 00
11,825 00
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.. Connecticut River R. R. Co. Stock.
2,000 00
1,000 00
120 .. Connecticut River Company Stock.
12,000 00
3,000 00
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= Hartford City Bonds ..
19,000 00
19,760 00
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16 Ohio State Bonds ..
10,000 00
10,300 00
Michigan State Bonds. 20,000 00 20,400 00
20 Tennessee State Bonds .. 20,000 00
19,000 00
$549,200 00
$584,458 50
Cash on hand and in Hartford Bauk $ 26,704 44
Balances on Book due Company. 14,246 28
Bills Receivable amply wecured. 86,122 29
Real Estate in Hartford.
15,000 00
Total Liabilities ....... .$42,211 50 | Total Assets. $726,531 51
DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON. CHARLES BOSWELL. - JOB ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY. BENKY KENEY, JOHN P. BRACE.
JAMES GOODWIN. CALVIN DAY. CHAS. J. RUS9.
TIMO. C. ALLYN, Seenitary; WM. N. BOWERS, Actuary. H. HUNTINGTON, President; C. C. LYMAN. Assistant Secretary; -
D. ALEXANDER, General Agent for the Western Country, residing at Columbus, Ohio.
JOHN GRAHAM, Assistant General Agent, residing at Columbus, Ohio.
WM. M. LEWIS. Agent, , No. 2 Pearl street, New Albany, Indians.
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The Great Western and North- West Short Line Route, VIA
NEW ALBANY & SALEM, AND OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROADS Fare to Chicago Reduced to $8,00 !!
Passengers for Rock Island, Burlington, Iowa City, and all points North-West, will save ONE DOLLAR by taking this route. "G
UT The THROUGH TRAIss connect at Greencastle with the Terre Haute and Richmoul R. R, and at Lafayette with the trains of the Toledo, Wa- bash and Western R. R ; at M. S. Crossing with Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana R. Il .; at Michigan City with the Michi- gan Central R. It, for Chicago and all points West and North-West, and for Detroit and all points East. With only one change of cars to St. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH:
BEING 30 MILES SHORTER
Than any other Route to &. Louis, and its trains connecting closely with all Pwenger Trains en the Ohio and Mississippi Huilread, and waiting indel- nitely for O, and M. Trains when they are delayel, insures to Passengers relia- d'e connections at Mitchell, to er from St. Louis or Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for sale in Louisville, No. 555 Main street, and at the Company's Offices in New Albany, Michigan City, and Chicago, for all the prin- cipal points in the East and North-West.
R. E. RICKER, Superintendent.
OFFICERS.
D. D. WILLIAMSON, Trustee, New York. D. A. NOBLE, Manager, New Albany, Ind. R. E. RICKEK, Superintendent, New Albany, Ind. WH. HOSTER. Gen'l Agent, Lafayette, Ind. BLAINE MARSHIEL, Assistant Superintendent, New Albany, Ind. GEORGE LYMAN, Secretary, New Albany, Ind.
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FOR ST. LOUIS, DETROIT, CHICAGO, AND ALL POINTS WEST OR NORTH.
$500,000.1
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New York Bank Stoek
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ADVERTISEMENS.
NEW ALBANY . - FEMALE SEMINARY,
REV. T. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL.
THE FOURTH SESSION
Of this Institution will commence on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 1859.
The course of study is thorough and extensive. The corps of Teachers in , the several departmenta are able and experienced. The accommodation good, and ample for boarders and day pupils.
New Albany has been long and well known for its excellent institutions of learning; its accessibility, healthfulness, morality, intelligence and refine- ment, render it n vory desirable location for a young ladies' Seminary. The public spirit of its citizens demands and will secure schools for their dangh- ters, inferior to none in the country-East or West. Such a standing, it is intended the New Albany Female Seminary shall sustain.
It will be the constant aim of this Institution to combine all those elevating and refining influences derived from religion, science, literature and art, which go to form the best style of female character. Particular attention will be paid to
Music -- under the charge of Hiram O, Harvey, from Boston.
FRENCH-taught by Mons. Alex. Chomel, a native Frenchman, and success- ful Teacher.
PAINTING AND DRAWING-Under the direction of Mr. C. P. Fetsch, an accom- plished and well-known arlist.
The Academic year is divided into two sessions of five months cach, com- mencing in September and February.
EXPENSES PER SESSION.
Board, tuition, fuel, lights, washing and stationery .$100 00
Tuition in Collegiate department 18 00 Preparatory. 12 00
Extra Instrumental Music. 25 00
Use of instrument ... 4 00
French .. 10 00
Painting and Drawing 10 00 -
HAWES' NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY, FOR 1859. .
ABBREVIATIONS.
Bds., boards; cor., corner; res., residence; col., colored; wid., widow; opp., opposite; bt., between; E., W., N., S., East, West, North, South; up., upper ; Ir., imer; ab., above; w., with. The word street is implied.
Abbey Mrs., (widow,) W side Bank bt Main ar Water. Abbey James, steward, bds W side Bank bt Main and Water.
Abbott Goodheart, packet wagon, res E side Ir 5th bet Main and Market.
Achilles Christopher, brick-layer, res W side Ir 4th bt Main and Water.
Ackley Wm. P., shoemaker, res W side Ir 6th bt Main and Market.
Adams T., pilot, W side Lafayette bt Main and Market. Adams Bertrand, boiler maker, res cor Rear Market and Galt,
ADAMS' EXPRESS CO, Chas. Pink, agent, 2 Pearl st. Adams James P., blacksmith, res W side Ir 6th bet Main and Water.
Adams John, teamster, res S E cor Spring and Ir 4th.
Adams Townsend, carpenter, res W side Market bet Ir 1st and 2d.
Adams Wm., huckster, res S side Main bet Ir 3d and 4th.
Addison Alex., ship-carpenter, res W side Ir 12th bt Wa- ter and Floyd.
Adolff Adam, clothing store, W side State bet Elm and Oak, res same. 1
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CITT DIRECTORY.
NEW ALBANY
2
DR. T. R. AUSTIN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
-DEALER IN -. ENGLISHI, AMERICAN, AND GERMAN Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuff's, Glass, Brushes, FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
Also, the most complete assortment of
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. .
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded. . DTPure Drugs and Chemicals will be furnished to Country Merche and Physicians, on the shortest notice. MAIN ST., CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, New Albany, Ind.
JOHN BRIGGS, COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, KANAWHA SALT, &c.,
Stato st., nearly opposite the Court House, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Groceries.
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AETNA INS. CO., Hartfont, Coun, W. M. Lewis, Ag't. Aiken John, machinist, res W sile Ir 6th bet Market and Spring.
Aiken Wm., watchman at Jeffersonville Penitentiary, res W side up 12th bet Market and Spring.
Ailer Frederick, brick layer, nes N side up Main bt Vine and 17th.
Ailer Frederick M., stone mason, res N side up Main bt Washington and Vincennes.
Akin Rebecca, (wid of Joeich,) W side Bank bt Spring and Elm.
Alexander F. W., upholster, wish Scott & Brindley, bds Tabler House.
Alexander S. J., physician, res W side up 3d bt Main and Market.
Alexander Martha Mrs., (sid) boarding house, W side Ir 1st bt . Market and Spring.
Alford Jacob J., ship-carpenter, res N. side Market bt Ir 7th and 8th.
ALLEN JAMES T., wholesale and retail grocer, 8 side Ir Main bt Ist and 2d. (see card.)
Allen John R., cooper, w sibe up Main ht Mkt and Spring. Allen Chas. A. M., potter, E. side up Water bt 5th and 6th.
Allerson, brakeman, N A and S R R, res E side Pearl bt Elm and Oak.
Allison John, clerk (with Jacob Smyser,) res W side State bt Elm and Oak.
Allison Wm. E., cutter, (w Commer & Co,) N side up Spr'g bt 9th and 10th.
Akera Thos., city marshal, E side up 10th bt Market and Spring.
ALWEES HENRY, merchant tailor and clothier, E side State bt Main and Market, res same.
Ambach Gasper, laborer, N A & S R R car works. Ambach Casper, porter, with Brown, Johnson & Crane.
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