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HOLMES C. L., PROPRIETOR CITY GROCERY, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PRODUCE, 31 WEST WASHINGTON.
GEON, & NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. Homburg -- , physician, Ray's Building.
See G. W. Branham & Son's Advertisement, p. 100.
GEO. W. HAWES.
J. LORD MITCHELL. G. W. HAWES & CO.,
D. A. REDFIELD.
PUBLISHERS OF
STATE GUZCOLORS AND BUSINESS DIRDOTORITS OF THE WESTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES, Including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee. PRICE $3.50 EACH. ORDERS SOLICITED.
PUBLICATION OFFICE: 18 E. Washington St., Rooms 12 and 13, up stairs, Indianapolis, Ind.
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INDIANA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE, ODD FELLOWS' HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Insures Dwellings, Honschold Furniture, Barns, Hay, Grain and Live Stock therein. Also Churches, School Houses and other detached property, against loss and damage by FIRE and LIGHTNING, for the term of five or seven years.
DIRECTORS.
J. S. Harvey, Wm. C. Lupton, Frederick Baggs, E. D. Marsh, Wm. T. Gibson, Indian- apolis; D. N. Heath, Greencastle; James Burgess, Danville.
OFFICERS.
J. S. Harvey, President; Wm. C. Lupton .. Vice President; Frederick Baggs, Treas- urer: Wm. T. Gibson, Secretary.
REFERENCES.
Wm. A. Peelle, Sec. State, M. Fitzgibbon, Esq., Merchant, Andrew Wallace, Mer- chant, James M. Ray, Cashier Bank of State, H. A. Flether, Esq., Merchant, J. E. McDonald, Attorney at Law, Indianapolis; E. J. Peck, Esq., President T. H. & R. R. R. Co .; Harvey D. Scott, Esq., Terre Haute ; Josiah Locke, Esq., of Locke & Brother; M. C. Culver, Esq, Tippecanoe; Oliver W. Hill, Pittsboro, Ind.
Hoshour Samuel K., sup't public instruc- tion.
Hotz Geo., merchant tailor and dealer in ready-made clothing, 67 South Illi- nois.
Howard Edward, cancer physician, 52 South Illinois.
Howard & Davis, photograph artists, Ray's Building. -
Hudnut Theodore, identical mills, South Pennsylvania.
HUG MARTIN, CAPITAL SALOON, 14 EAST WASHINGTON.
HUG MARTIN, WHOLESALE LIQUORS, 140 WEST WASHINGTON.
HUNT CHAS. C., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN CIGARS, TOBAC- CO AND SNUFF, 61 EAST WASH- INGTON.
HYDE A. R., PROP'R LITTLE'S HOTEL, COR. WASHINGTON AND NEW JERSEY. (See card, p. 144.)
HYDE & BOGLE, (A. R. HYDE AND R. D. BOGLE,) LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES, REAR OF LIT- TLES' HOTEL.
Iliff R. W., painter, 39 North Alabama.
Imbery C. A., brewery, opp. Madison Depot.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY. OF- FICE COR. DELAWARE AND VIR- GINIA AVE.
Indiana Central Railway Freight Depot, Delaware, cor. Louisiana.
Indiana Central Railway Engine House, on track, bet. Noble and Benton.
INDIANA DAILY STATE SENTINEL, COR. MERIDIAN AND WASHING- TON, ELDER, HARKNESS AND BINGRAM, PROPRIETORS.
INDIANA DAILY AND WEEKLY AMER- ICAN. CUNNINGHAM & DOWNEY, PUBLISHERS, EAST PEARL.
INDIANA FIRE INSURANCE COMPA- NY, J. S. HARVEY, PRESIDENT, W. T. GIBSON, SECRETARY, OF- FICE ODD FELLOWS' HALL. (See card, p. 143 )
Indiana Free Press, 83 Est Washington, R. Heninger, proprietor, (German weekly.)
Indiana School Journal, monthly publica- tion, office Journal building.
INDIANA STATE JOURNAL, JOURNAL BUILLING, COR. MERIDIAN AND CIRCLE; B. R. SULGROVE, EDIT'R, JOURNAL COMPANY, PUBLISU- ERS.
Indiana U. S. Arsenal, Market, bet. Ten- nessee and Mississippi.
Indiana Volksblatt, 132 East Washington, Julius Botticher, editor and publisher. Indianapolis Baptist Female Institute, cor. Pennsylvania and North.
Indianapolis Branch Banking Company, S. W. cor. Washington and Pennsyl- vanin, Calvin Fletcher, President, T. II. Sharpe, Cashier.
Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke Compa- ny, Ray's building, D. S. Beaty, Pres- ident.
Indianapolis Gymnasium, cor. Meridian and Maryland.
Indianapolis McLean Female Institute, Meridian, cor. New York.
Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Cleveland Railway line, part of Bellefontaine line, cor. Meridian and Louisiana. Indianapolis Rolling Mill Company, office No. 8 Blake's building, Jno. M. Lord, President.
Indianapolis and Chicago Air Line Rail- way, via Kokomo, office at Pern and Indianapolis Railway office. + Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway office, cor. Delaware and Louisiana.
See Advertisement Franklin Woolen Mills, p. 100.
LITTLE'S HOTEL,
South-East Corner Washington and New Jersey Streets,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. A. R. HYDE, - PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel has lately been enlarged and refurnished, making it one of the FINEST HOTELS IN THE STATE. The Rooms are large and well ventilated, the Beds new and good and the Tables supplied with the delicacies of the season. Connected with this Hotel are Omnibusses and Carriages to convey Passengers to and from the Trains free of Charge. Also, a large and commodious Stable.
CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION READY FOR HIRE, AT ALL HOURS, DAY OR NIGHT.
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No. 37 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind. EMIL KLOTZ, · · · PROPRIETOR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, FANCY BASKETS
AND WILLOW WARE.
Fancy Hardware, Fire Arms, Cutlery, Ammunition, Cages, Japanned Tinware, Fancy and Staple Groceries, Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco.
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Freight De| pot, South Delaware, bet. Maryland and South.
INDIANAPOLIS AND JEFFERSON- VILLE RAILWAY, OFFICE AT MADISON DEPOT.
Indianapolis and Lafayette R. R., freight office, north of North, bet. Missouri and Mississippi.
INDIANAPOLIS AND PERU RAILWAY, DEPOT SOUTH NEW JERSEY, OF- FICE COR. EAST WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE.
James W. W. & Co., marble shop, 58 South Meridian.
Jameson & Funkhouser (P. II. Jameson and D. Funkhouser, ) physicians, 5 South Meridian.
Jenkins E., painter, rear of Bates House. John Charles, market master.
JOHNSON C. A., STAR PICTURE GAL- LERY, PHOTOGRAPHS PLAIN OR IN OIL OR WATER COLORS; OLD PICTURES COPIED AND EN- LARGED, 33 WEST WASHINGTON. JOHNSON ISAAC E., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE AG'T, BLAKE'S BUILDING, 4 UP STAIRS. Johnson J. B., wholesale and retail grocer, cor. Washington and Mississippi. Johnston J. F., dentist, 11 West Maryland. JOHNSTON O. W., LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, 11 AND 13 WEST PEARL, BET. ILLINOIS AND MERIDIAN. Jones John P., clerk supreme court.
Jones N., furniture store, 4 South Pennsyl- vania.
JONES, VINNEDGE & CO., (A. JONES, J. D. VINNEDGE AND A. JONES, JR., ) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, 17 WEST WASHINGTON.
JORDAN & SPOTTS (T. JORDAN AND WM. SPOTTS), GENERAL COMMIS- SION MERCHANTS. CASH PAID FOR WHEAT, FLOUR AND CORN, COR.PENNSYLVANIA AND UNION RAILWAY TRACK.
JOURNAL COMPANY, JOURNAL BUILDING, COR. MERIDIAN AND CIRCLE, J. M. TILFORD, PREST.
Judson William, proprietor Bates House, cor. Illinois and Washington.
KAHN A., CLOTHIER, AND WHOLE- SALE DEALER IN GENTS' FUR- NISHING GOODS, 2 PALMER HOUSE. (See card, p. 147.)
Kahn Jacob, clothier, 35 East Washington. Kalfman G. A., saddler, South Delaware. Kalp Fred., grocer, 166 East Washington. Karle J., shoemaker, South.
Kautt G. F., shoemaker, opposite Madison Depot.
Keatinge Joseph J., news dealer, 19 South Illinois.
KETCHAM & MITCHELL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLACKFORD'S BUILD- ING.
KING EDWARD, SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY CO., ALABAMA, FRONT- ING MARYLAND.
Kirlin & Staton, general store, 27 North Illinois.
Kissell & Pitts, Shades Saloon, 11 North Illinois.
Kistner Adam, proprietor California House, 136 South Illinois.
Kistner John J., boot and shoe maker, 51 South Illinois.
Kitchen John M., physician, south-west cor. Washington and Meridian.
KLINGENSMITH & BRO., BROKERS, SECOND FLOOR BLAKE'S BUILD- ING.
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GROSVENOR & TURNER, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEWING MACHINES, SUGAR MILLS AND EVAPORATERS,
HOWE'S SCALES,
Cattle, Platform, Flour and Counter Scales Warranted. GRAIN, FLAX SEED, &C., AGENTS FOR
Fletcher's Nurseries, The Largest Stock of Fruit and Shade Trees, Grapes, &c., in the State,
NO. 84 WEST WASHINGTON ST., THEATER BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
KLOTZ EMIL, NEW YORK BAZAAR, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. ( See card, p. 145.)
Klotz & Co., Eagle Saloon, 138 and 140 East Washington.
Knight, Elijah, boarding house, 19 West Georgia.
Knight J. M., house and sign painter, 8} Meridian.
Knodle A. & Son, manufacturer and deal- er in boots and shoes, 32 East Wash -. ington.
Knotts N. K., house and sign painter, old Sentinel building.
Kolb J. A., grocery, 69 South Illinois. KOLB LOUIS, PLAIN AND ORNAMEN- TAL JOB TURNER, GEORGIA, BE- TWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AND MERIDIAN. (See card, p. 149.)
Kolb William, boarding house, 28 and 30 Kentucky ave.
Kollmann H., boarding house, South Illi- noi3.
Kregelo, Blake & Co., (D. "Kregelo, J. Blake and G. Scherman, ) planing mill, cor. New York and Canal.
Kretsch Peter, cigar maker, 93 South Illi- nois.
Kruger Joseph, cistern builder, 7 Virginia avc.
Kuhlmann E. H. L., grocer, 187 West Washington.
Kuhlmann E. H. L., councilman, fifth ward.
Lancaster Washington, shoemaker, 12 South Illinois.
Landis & Mills, (Jacob Landis and Layton Mills,) livery and sale stable, 18 East Maryland.
Landon & Hastings, printers, designers and engravers, 8 East Washington. LANG LOUIS, RESTAURANT AND SA- LOON, 13 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 148.)
Lange Albert, Auditor of State, 7 Ken- tucky ave.
Langbein Joseph, wholesale and retail dealer in notions, fancy goods, &c., 160 East Washington.
LANGENBERG HI. IL., GRAIN DEALER AND GROCER, 194 AND 196 WEST WASHINGTON.
Leary T. O., proprietor Palmer House Sa- loon.
LEATHERS, CARTER & McKERNAN. (W. W. LEATHERS, GEO. CARTER AND D. S. McKERNAN,) ATTOR- NEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, 86 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 141.)
LEDLIE JOHN, LITTLE'S HOTEL SA-
See "Around the Corner Grocery," p. 12S.
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A. KAHN. , Wholesale and Retail Clothier, And Dealer in
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &C. &C., NO. 2 Palmer House, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
WERDEN & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Medical, School, Blank Books and Stationery, also, Manufacturers and Importers of Wall and Window Paper, Oil and Linen Shades, Window Fixtures, Cord and Tassels, No. 26 East Washington St., opposite Glenns' Block, Indianapolis, Indiana.
SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT,
Manufacturer of Tinware, And Job shop,
11 SOUTHI ILLINOIS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
LOON, COR. WASHINGTON AND NEW JERSEY.
Lee !. If., wholesale and retail druggist aud dealer in tea, 14 Bates House.
Lee W. E., saloon. 95 West Washington.
LE MAIRE VICTOR, LAND AGENT UNITED STATES MILITARY CLAIMS, OFFICE 17 WEST WASH- TON.
Lewis T. A., agent Great Western Des- patch, cor. Virginia avenue and Dela- ware.
LIEBER H., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALER IN MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES, ETNA BUIL- DING. (See card, p. 141.)
Lintner C. H., groceries and provisions, cor. Illinois and Indiana ave.
Lintz Anthony, manufacturer and dealer in boots und shoes, 39 West Wash- ington
Lion A., boot and shoe maker, 51 East Washington.
LITTLES' HOTEL. A. R. HYDE, PROP'R., COR. WASHINGTON AND NEW JERSEY. (See card, p. 144.)
Locke & Munson, manufacturers of light- ning rods, Blackford's Building. Long M., undertaker, 25 South Meridian.
GEO. K. PERRIN,
Attorney
45 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Low M. H. & Son, (M. II. and Charles, } carpenters, 16 South New Jersey.
LOWE GEORGE, CARRIAGE MANU- FACTURER, 99 EAST WASHING- TON.
Lowry W. M., druggist, 49 Massachusetts avenue.
Lynch & Keane, dealers in dry goods, 33. West Washington.
Lyons E. J., saloon, West Washington. McBAKER THOMAS, PEARL STREET SALMON, PEARL, BET. ILLINOIS AN AMERIDIAN. .
McClure Maj. Daniel, paymaster U. S. A., 6 East Washington.
McCord & Wheatley (B. R. McCord and Win. M. Wheatley), dealers in all kinds lumber, lath and shingles, 119 South Delaware.
McCoy Rev. James, boarding house, 46 South Pennsylvania.
McCready James, tailor, McQuat Build- ing, 8 Kentucky ave.
McDevitt Jno., proprietor Exchange Bil- liard saloon, Exchange Building, Illinois.
McDonald David, attorney at law, Yolin's Block.
McDonald, Roache & Lewis, (Joseph E. McDonald, Addison L. Roache and Joseph A. Lewis,) attorneys at law, Etna Building.
Seo Advertisement Mayer House, Fort Wayne, p. 96.
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LOUIS LANG'S SALOON AND RESTAURANT. 17 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, ON HAND AT THIS FAVORITE RESORT. ALSO, OYSTERS & GAME IN THEIR SEASON.
C. SPIEGEL. F. THOMS. S
(H. FRANK. (A. SPIEGEL.
SPIEGEL, THOMS & CO.,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail dealers in all kinds of
FURNITURE
AND CHAIRS,
Warerooms, No. 73 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
McGinnis John, grocery and feed store, 250 East Washington.
McGinnis Owen, merchant tailor and clothier, 39 East Washington.
MeKeon Jolm, news dealer, Illinois, near Oriental House.
Melene J., wholesale and retail dealer in watches and jewelry, cor. Washington and Illinois.
MeMillin S., real estate agent, 31 West Washington, up stairs.
McNabb Stephen, councilman Fifth Ward. McOnat R. L. & A. W., stoves and tin Ware, 69 West Washington.
MeTaggert & Duun (I. MeTaggert and J. P. Dann), pork packers, 81 East Washington.
MeVea D., blacksmith, West Washing- ton.
MACY DAVID, PRESIDENT AND SU- PERINTEND .NT P. & I. RAILWAY, COR. WASHINGTON AND DELA- WARE.
Macy Honse. William H. Campbell prop'r, cor. Illinois and Market.
Mahoney J. T., wig maker, 20 North Illi- nois.
FRANK SMITH, REAL ESTATE
AGENT,
Indianapolis, End.
Deals in Houses, Lots, Farms and Lands. Pays Taxes in any of the Western States.
37 East Washington St., Indianapolis Ind.
Major Steven, attorney at law, 193 East Washington.
Majors Win. S., attorney at law, 353 East Washington.
MALOTT V. T., TELLER BRANCH BANK, COR. WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN.
Manheimer David, dealer in clothing, 65 West Washington.
Manning E. C., boot and shoe dealer, 27 South Illinois.
Markham Thos., blacksmith, 32 Sonth Pennsylvania.
Marmont H., saloon and eating honse, 135 West Washington.
Marshall Mrs. C. M., fashionable dress- maker, 17 North Illinois.
Martindale & Grubbs, attorneys nt law, Blackford's Block, cor. Washington and Meridian.
MASON M., RESTAURANT AND DIN- ING SALOON, SOUTH ILLINOS. OPP. SPENCER HOUSE. (See carj. p. 141.)
Mattler John, Union House, cor. Illinois and South. Mauldin, Adams & Co., manufacturers
See Advertisement Adams Express Co., Evansville, p. 75.
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LOUIS KOLB, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB TURNER
ON GEORGIA ST., BET. PENNSYLVANIA AND MERIDIAN, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
I AM PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL KINDS OF PLAIN, FANGY & ORNAMENTAL TURNING, IN THE BEST MANNER AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
I keep constantly on hand STAIR BANNISTERS AND NEWEL POSTS, PINS AND BALLS for Bowling Alleys. All work done promptly and in good order.
HORATIO C. NEWCOME. JONH S. TARKINGTON. NEWCOMB & TARKINGTON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
Will attend promptly to all business en- trusted to their care, in the Supreme, Cir- cuit, and other Courts of Indiana, and in the United States Circuit and District Courts for the District of Indiada.
Especial attention will be given to the Securing and Collection of Debts in any part of the State.
and dealers in boots and shoes, 53 West Washington.
Maxwell S. D., mayor, office 5 Glenns' Block, 3rd storv.
MAY EDWIN, ARCHITECT AND PRO- PRIETOR MAY'S PATENT JAIL. 75 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. (See card.)
MAYER CHARLES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, 29 WEST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 151.)
Maver John F., umbrella mannfacturer, 65 East Washington.
MAYHEW E C. & CO., MANUFACTU- RERS AND WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS AND AND SHOES, 5 WEST WASHING- TON.
MAYHEW E. C. & CO., (E. C. MAYHEW AND JAMES M. RAY.) WHOLE- SALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, OPP. UNION DEPOT.
Mengis F .. cigar maker, 125 East Wash- ington.
MERRILL JOHN F., ECLECTIC PHYSI. CIAN, 156 WEST WASHINGTON. (See card. p. 110.)
MERRILL & CO .. (SAMUEL MERRILL AND CHABLES W. MOORES.) PUB- LISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS. EAST WASHINGTON, GLENNS' BLOCK. (See card, p. 150. )
MERRITT & COUGHLEN, PROPRIE- TORS OHIO PREMIUM WOOLEN FACTORY, WOOL DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF WOOLEN GOODS, WEST WASHI- INGTON, NEAR WHITE RIVER BRIDGE.
Messl Simon, cigars and tobacco, 25 Ala- bama.
Metzger A., councilman, Sixth Ward.
MEYER GEO. F., MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CIGARS, SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. AND SNUFF, 35 WEST WASHINGTON.
Middlemas David, grocery, cor. Washing- ton and West.
MILLER A. R., WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. ALSO DEALER IN WATCEES, CLOCKS. AND JEWEL- RY, 71 SOUTH ILLINOIS.
Miller Wm., boarding house, Kentucky avenue.
MILNER & HEWITT (J. MILNER AND CHARLES HEWITT), ATTORNEYS AT LAW, NOTARIES PUBLIC, AND AGENTS FOR SOLDIERS CLAIMS, 84 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 141.)
Moesch T. II., baker and confectioner, 76 East Washington.
Moloney John, boot and shoemaker, 17 South Meridian.
Montague Wm., wagon maker, 12 Dela- ware.
MONNINGER C., SALOON, 121 EAST WASHINGTON.
Monninger David, La Belle restaurant, cor. Washington and Kentucky ave. MOONEY & CO., (J. E. MOONEY AND A. S. MOUNT,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEAU'RSIN LEATHI- ER, HIDES AND OILS, MERIDIAN, EAST OF UNION DEPOT.
Moore Saninel, county commissioner.
MORITZ. BRO. & CO., (MAYER AND SOLOMON MORITZ AND A. NA- THAN,) MERCHANT TAILORS
See Advertisement Fort Wayne Bending Factory, p. 98.
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MANUAL
FOR EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS AND GUARDIANS, BY J. D. HOWLAND AND LUCIAN BARBOUR. Sent Free of expense on receipt of $2 50.
The undersigned publishers of the above work, publish also the Indiana Reports and Perkins' Practice and Digest, AND KEEP THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
LAW, MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOKS
IN THE STATE. CATALOGUES SENT ON APPLICATION.
MERRILL & CO., PUBLISHERS & BOOKSELLERS, Glenn's Block, Indianapolis, Indiana.
AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CAS- SIMERES, VESTINGS AND READY MADE CLOTHING, 3 EAST WASH- INGTON AND 19 WEST WASH- INGTON.
Morris J. D .. freight agent Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railway.
Morrison & Ray, (James Morrison and Charles A. Ray. ) attorneys and coun- selors at law, 26 East Washington. Morion O. P., Gov. State of Indiana, res. cor. Illinois and Market. MOSES L. W. OPTICIAN, 20 EAST WASHINGTON.
Mossler L. L., anetion and commission, 10 West Washington.
Mueller John, importer of liquors, wines, cigars, &c., 212 East Washington. Munson Win. L., grocery, cor. Market and Alabama.
Manyon & Johnston, (C. H. Manson and W. J. Johnston. ) wholesale and retail dealers in stoves, tin, copper and sheet iron ware, 62 East Washington. Murphy J. T., grocer, 140 East Washing- ton.
MURPHY & HOLLIDAY, (JNO. W. MURPHY AND W.M. J. HOLLIDAY,) DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL SPRINGS, AXELS, HUBS, FELLOES, SPORES, &c., 84 EAST WASHING- TON.
Myer C., furniture store, 171 East Wash- tot.
Myer Moses, dealer in clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 4 West Washing- ton.
Neall J. R., egg packer, 188 East Wash- ingtou.
NEWMAN JOHN S., PRES'T INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY, COR. VIR- GINIA AVENUE AND DELAWARE. Newman Martin, Ohio House, 319 Market. NEWCOMB & TARKINGTON (II. C. NEWCOMB AND JNO. S. TARKING- TON), ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 24} EAST WASHINGTON. . (See card, p. 149.)
Newcomer C., saloon, 65 West Washing- ton.
NEW YORK BAZAAR, EMIL KLOTZ, PROPRIETOR, 37 EAST WASHING- * TON. (See card, p. 145.) NEW YORK STORE, W. & H. GLENN, PROPRIETORS, GLENNS' BLOCK, EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, in classification of dry goods. )
Nichols T. M .. dentist. 24 South Meridian. Nickum & Parrott (). R. Niekum and Ho- race Parrott), bakers and confection- ers, 11 North Pennsylvania.
Nicol & Co., Bates City Mills, East Wash- ington, cor. Noble. Nicolai C., saddler, 268 East Washington.
Sce Advertisement Ivinson's Portable Engines, p. 80.
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CHARLES MAYER,
No. 29 W. Washington St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy Goods, Toys and Notions, Wooden and Willow Ware. Fancy Baskets, Combs, Brushes. Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, Scissors. Skates, Bowieknives, Pistols and Revolvers, two, four, five and six shooters; Cartridge Pistols, four, six, and seven shooters; Cartridges, Pow- der Flasks, Portemonnaies, Wallets. Drums, Fifes, Accordeons, Violins, Gun Caps, Shot Ponches, Fishing Tackle, Smoking Pipes, German, Do. mestic and Havana Cigars, Baggam- mon and Chess Boards, Dominoes, &c., &c.
FANCY GOODS.
TOYS & NOTIONS.
CHARLESUMAYERO
Niggerman Fred., saloon, 186 East Wash- ington.
Noble Laz., Adjutant General State of In- diana, office, State House.
NOBLE W. H. L., GENERAL TICKET AGENT, INDIANAPOLIS AND CIN- CINNATI R. R.
Noel S. V. B., business manager for E. Browning, 13 South Meridian.
Oeller Andrew, watchmaker and jeweler, South Delaware, near Washington.
OHR JOHN H., AGENT ADAMS EX- PRESS CO., 12 EAST WASHING- TON
ORIENTAL -HOUSE, D. J. HINCKLEY, PROPRIETOR, SOUTH ILLINOIS, BET. MARYLAND AND GEORGIA. Osgood J. B., painter, 16 East Market.
OSGOOD, SMITH & CO .. LAST, PEG, HUB, SPOKE AND FELLOE MAN- UFACTORY, ISO SOUTH ILLINOIS. Ostermeyer & P'range, general merchants, 258 East Washington. +
Otten D., cigar maker, 159 East Washing- ton.
Paff W., carpenter and builder, Virginia
. ave.
PALMER HOUSE, COR. WASHINGTON AND ILLINOIS, F. R. GRIDLEY, PROP'R. (See card in classification of hotels.
Palmer Honse Saloon, T. O'Leary, prop'r. Parisette Joseph, confectionery and bake- ry, 15 North Illinois.
PARKER EDGAR. GUNS, PISTOLS AND FANCY GOODS. 25 SOUTH ILLI- NOIS. (See card. p. 163.)
Parker Reginald R., manufacturer of shirts and dealer in hosiery, 30 West Washington.
Parkhill H. H., daguerrean artist, 62 East Washington.
Parvin Theodore, physician, 69 North Al- abama.
Patrie John, saloon, 222 East Washing- ton.
Patterson Wm., attorney at law, 193 East Washington.
Patterson & Irwin, (R. M. Patterson and J. D. Irwin, ) feed and sale stable, 34 East Washington.
Pattison Honse, Alabama, near cor. Mar- ket, T. H. Hamilton, prop'r.
Pattison, Ray & Fletcher, flouring mill, West Washington.
PEARL STREET SALOON, PEARL, BET. ILLINOIS AND MERIDIAN, THOS. McBAKER, PROP'R.
PECK E. J., PRESIDENT TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILWAY CO., LOUISIANA, BET. TENNESSEE AND MISSISSIPPI.
Pedrick Mrs. dressmaker, 45 North Illi- nois.
Peelle Wm. A., Secretary of State, office 11 Kentucky ave.
PEELLE & DAVIS, (WM. A. PEELLE, AND EDWIN A. DAVIS,) ATTOR- NEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.) KENTUCKY AVENUE, OVER SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE.
PERINE P. R., DEALER IN PITTSBURG AND WESTERN COAL, LIME, FIRE- BRICK AND HYDRAULIC CE- MENT, 12 WEST MARYLAND.
Perkins C. G. & Co., (C. G. Perkins and J. O. D. Lilly,) wholesale and retail druggists.
Perkins Samuel E., Judge Supreme Court
See Advertisement Little's Rotary Stave Cutter, p. 82.
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O. J. RUGER, NEW YORK. J. M. CALDWELL, IND. RUGER & CALDWELL, WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 68 East Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. FIVE DOORS EAST OF ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY LARGE STOCKS OF
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, FISH,
Brushes, Tobacco Boxes, Brimstone, Blacking, Cologne, Gun Caps, Camphor, Ground Coffee, Cheese, Coffee of all kinds in bulk, Candles, Chocolate, Cocoa, Coperas, Chalk, Cream Tartar, Cordage, Candle Wick, Combs, Cards. EXTRACTS OF ALL KINDS,
Fruits, Currants, Lemons, Oranges, Figs, Dates, Citron, Orange Peel, Layer Raisins, M. R. Raisins, Sardines, Codfish, Mackerel, Halibut, White Fish, Glass Ware, Indigo, Licorice, Iuk, Coal Oil, Lanterns, Lamp Wick, Liqnors of all kinds, Molasses and Syrup of every quality, Matches, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, French Walnuts, Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts,
Bear's Oil, Rose Oil. Olive Oil, Castor Oil, Pens, Pen Holders, Pencils, Pipes, Pins, Rice, Quarter Boxes Raisins, Spices, Pimento, Pepper, Nutmeg, Cloves, Cassia, Mustard, Ground Spices, Catsup, Caper, Pickalill, Worcestershire Sance, Sugars of every description and quality, Soaps, Castile New York, Australia, German, Yankee Catholicon, FANCY SOAPS,
Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Salt Petre, Bi Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, Saleratus, Starch, Souff, Stove Polish, Suspenders, Imperial Tea, Gunpowder do, Young Hlyson do, Ryson Skin do, Ootong, Haddington & Twankey do, Threads, Tobbaccos, Hesperian, Ambrosia, Meredith, Luxury, Lilly, Ward, Yellow Bank, Solace, John Anderson's Vinegar, Wines, Sherry, Maderia, Malaga and Port-Wash Blue, Wooden Ware, Pails, Buck- ets, Churns, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, Bung Starts, Barrel Covers, &c., and other articles too numer- ons to mention in this advertisement.
Our Articles were bought for Cash, and we intend to Sell Lower than they can be bought for in Cincinnati or any Western City.
DET" Cash paid for Rags, Feathers, Ginseng, and Beeswax in large quantities.
Ruger & Caldwell.
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$40 to $100. GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES
Now make the Single Lock Stitch, which makes the Seams alike on both sides, and the Double Lock Stitch, which makes the Embroidery Stich on one side.
SOLD BY
GROSVENOR & TURNER,
84 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
N. B .- A girl ten years old can run a GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE.
N. B. No. 2 .- A woman can do as much in two hours with our machine as she can in a day by hand sewing.
PERRIN GEO. K., ATTORNEY AT LAW. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, 45 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 147.)
PERU & INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY, DE- POT, SOUTH NEW JERSEY, OF- FICE COR. WASHINGNON AND DELAWARE.
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