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Connerly, P, tailor at 39 e wash.
Couch, D S, mess Amer Ex Co 47 e Wash.
Cornelius, Cash, plasterer, house Ala bet Merrill and McCarty.
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INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
INDIANA HOSPITAL FOR INSANE.
OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL, 1855-6.
Dr. James Ritchey, President.
Edwin J. Peck,
Henry Brady,
Commissioners.
H. F. West,
Dr. Samuel Grimes,
Washington H. Talbott.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Superintendent-James S. Athon, M. D.
Assistant Physicians-Thomas B. Elliott, M. Geo. A Torbett, M. D.
Steward-Isaac H. Shimer.
Matron-Mrs. Mary Wright.
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
Isaac Blackford, President.
James G. Read,
William B. Mc Cullough,
Trustees.
John F. Carr,
John H. Cook, E. W. H. Ellis, Secretary,
Superintendent-Rev. George W. Ames.
Teachers in the Literay Department-G. W. Hoss, A. M. and C. M. Walker, A. B. Teacher of Music-L. S. Newell.
Teacher of Handicraft-S. McGiffin.
Teacher of Handicraft-Mrs. H. J. Hoss. Matron-Mrs. C. B. Sisson. Physician-Theophilus Parvin. Treasurer-W. R. Nofsinger.
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INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
INDIANA HOSPITAL FOR INSANE.
OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL 1855-6.
Dr. James Ritchey, President.
Edwin J. Peck,
Henry Brady,
Commissioners.
H. F. West,
Dr. Samuel Grimes,
Washington H. Talbott.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Superintendent-James S. Athon, M. D.
Assistant Physicians-Thomas B. Elliott, M. Geo. A Torbett, M. D.
Steward-Isaac H. Shimer.
Matron-Mrs. Mary Wright.
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
Isaac Blackford, President.
James G. Read,
William B. Mc Cullough,
Trustees.
John F. Carr,
John H. Cook,
E. W. H. Ellis, Secretary,
Superintendent-Rev. George W. Ames.
Teachers in the Literay Department-G. W. Hoss, A. M. and C. M. Walker, A. B. Teacher of Music-L. S. Newell.
Teacher of Handicraft-S. McGiffin.
Teacher of Handicraft-Mrs. H. J. Hoss.
Matron-Mrs. C. B. Sisson. Physician-Theophilus Parvin. Treasurer-W. R. Nofsinger.
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PIANO FORTES, MELODEONS, &o.
MUSIC DEALERS.
A. G. Crane & Co., 30 west Washington. Willard, Stowell & Willard, 40 west Washington.
HATTERS.
Talbott & McCrea, 22 east Washington. G. F. McGinnis, 10 east Washington.
S. Wilmot, 8 west Washington. Wm. Tully, 17 west Washington.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
Jacob Lindley, 16 west Washington. Ketcham & Merrill, 4 Bates House. C. E. Hawthorn, 9 Little's Row, east Wash.
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A. G. CRANE.
W. H. CURRIE.
BROWN & ALLEN.
A. G. CRANE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PIANOFORTES,
MELODEANS, GUITARS, VIOLINS}
And all kinds of Musical Merchandise. A
Temperance Hall, No. 30, West Washington St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS OF THE YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
BLAKES' COMMERCIAL ROW, S. W. COR. WASH. AND KY. AVENUE.
The best home and foreign Quarterlies and monthlies, together with extensive and choice selections from the secular and religious Journals of the day, regularly receive 1. Rooms complete and com- fortable. Open from 7 to 10, P. M. for the accommodation of the public.
E. J. BALDWIN, PREST. G. M. BALLARD, Secy.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Washington Street, principal thoroughfare running through from East to West.
Maryland, 1st South of Washington, running E. and W.
Georgia, 2d South of Washington, running E. and W. Louisiana, 3d South of Washington, running E. and W. South St., 4th South of Washington, running E. and W. Merrill, 5th South of Washington, running E. and W. McCarty, 6th South of Washington, running E. and W. Market, 1st North of Washington, running E. and W. Ohio, 2d North of Washington, running E. and W. New York, 3d North of Washington, running E. and W. Vermont, 4th North of Washington, running E. and W. Michigan, 5th North of Washington, running E. and W. North St., 6th North of Washington, running E. and W. St. Clair, 7th North of Washington, running E. and W. Meridian St., central throuhg from N. to S.
Pennsylvania, 1st East of Meridian, running N. and S
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
1358736
ALEX. V. BUTTON.
ANDREW FISHER.
BUTTON & FISHER,
House, Sign,
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
GRAINERS, GLAZIERS, AND PAPER HANGERS. Shop S. E. Diagonal, Op. Branch Bank,
Painting of every Description done in a
NEAT DURABLE
Manner at Low Prices.
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MILL-WRIGHT.
SAMUEL TAGGART,
MILL WRIGHT,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
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OFFICE at the City Foundry;
Pennsylvania Street.
Drawings for Mills, Mill Ma- chinery, &c., made, on applica- tion.
Improved Wheat-Cleaning, self- Regulating, Centrifugal Mill- Stone Feeders, Flour Bolting, Flour Packing Machinery, &c.
Also, Burr Mill Stones, Bolting Cloth, and Mill Furnishing gene- rally, furnished; and Bolting Cloths made up to order.
Agent for John T. Noyes' Mill Furnishing Establishment, Buffalo, N. Y .; and for the sale of Rights to use Bonnell's Improved Process of Flanning in the State of Indi- ana.
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Cooper, Lucy, house cor Del and N Y.
Cox, W C, clerk, at 18 c Wash.
Conway, M, clerk, at 2 e Wash.
Coburn, John, attorney, office 32} w Wash, house N Y bet Mass Ala.
Cottrell, Thos, [C & Knight) copper-smiths, cor Del and Ga, house Pa bet Market and O.
Cotterson, Lizzie, cor Ga and Pa.
Cox, Chas, [C & J Cox] tinner, 19 w Wash, house Merid bet Md and Ga e side.
Coomgton, Susan, Tenn bet Mich and Vt.
Cox, David, tinner, (C & J Cox,) 19 w Wash.
Cox, J, [C & J C.] artist, 49 1-2 w Wash.
Cotham, John, hatter 17 w Wash, house Market bet Pa and Del.
Cox, H S, millwright peg factory S Ill.
Collins, Miss S E, seams, boards cor Ill and Wash.
Colly, J J, house between North and Wood.
Colley, S A, attorney, off w side Mer opposite P O up stairs, house on N J, between North and Wood.
Coffin, N T, (Patent Mill Saws) 2 Mer.
Conover L, carpenter, house Md, bet Miss and Mo, s side.
Cook, Richard, butcher, Ind av bet O and N Y, s side.
Cox, Nathaniel, carp, house cor W and Mark.
Cook, John, at City Foundry.
Collin, E B, Sect'y State, off in Masonic Hall.
Colestock, Henry, house corner Ill and N.
Condit P P, clerk at 49} w Wash.
Condit, A B, (C, Wright & Hayden,) real estate agts, 49} w Wash.
Cooney, Dennis, lab City Foundry, house East.
Cook, M R, painter, house Md bet Tenn and Miss, s side.
Costigan, Francis, architect, bds at Capital House. Cook, Benj, house N Y, bet Mo and West.
Connan, Jas, laborer, house Ga bet Noble and e.
Cottom, W B, printer, at 32} e Wash, bds Palmer house. Cottom, C W, publisher State Setinel, bds Palmer House. Colburn, Jas, engn, corner N Y, and Mo. Cottom, John, boarding house, on Market between Pa and Dell. Cook, M, carp, E bet Md and Ga, house Ga bet Noble and E. Cox, Henry, carp, house Wash, bet Mo and W, north side. 4 16
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WOOD AND METAL ENGRAVING.
ENGRAVERS.
T. B. Perine, Med., bet. Washington and Md., west side.
PRINTERS.
State Journal, Penn., bet. Washington and Md., west side,
Cameron & McNeely, 21} west Washington.
Republican Office, 21} west Washington.
State Sentinel office, 321 east Washington.
Locomotive office, 43 South Mer.
Gospel Herald,-east Washington.
Indiana Free Press,- east Washington.
Indiana Volksblatt, Washington, bet. Ala and N. J.
T. B. PERINE,
ENGRAVER
ON WOOD AND METAL,
Meridian Street, opposite Post Office,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Visiting and Wedding Cards, Door Plates, Stencil Plates, Carriage Plates, Con- ductor's Badges. Also Jewelry and Silver Ware neatly engraved.
WOOD ENGRAVING,
Railroad Maps engraved on short notice : Also Cuts of Buildings, &c Drawn and engraved from the Original or Daguerreotypes. All orders from a distance promptly attended to,
T. B. PERINE.
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Copeland, Jesse, carp, h Miss bet Wash and Market,
Cooker, Chas, blacksmith, Wash, w of W, n side. Cuy, Kendall, Engineer, I P and C R R.
Curtis, T M, [Dumont & Co.] boiler makers, s e cor Ga and Pa.
Cullen, W A, clerk state bank, cor Ill and Ky avenue.
Cutler, Warren, soap manufacturer, house Ky av.
Cutler, T B, printer, Locomotive office.
Curtis, H Z, clerk br bank, cor Va av and Penn.
Curtis, A, carriage maker, Del bet Wash and Md w side.
Curran, W A, bookeeper at 34 e Wash.
Cutler, Geo, moulder, corner Mer and La.
Currie, Wm H, (A G Crane & Co) Music dealers, 30 w Wash house, cor N Y and NJ.
Curtis, Charles E, boiler maker (at D & Co, ) Penn bet Ga and Louisiana.
Curtis, Geo, blacksmith, at G Lowe's, Pa bet Market and O.
Cutler, Waren, laborer, s Ill.
Cully, D B, sec I P & C RR, house, Fletcher's addition.
Culley, Wm, printer, house, Miss bet Wash and Md w side.
Cuttin, Abel, teacher, Blind Asylum.
Cully, J W, printer, at 323 e Wash, house Miss bet Wash and Market.
Cutz, Pat. blacksmith, house Wash, w of W, s side.
Cully, Eugene, printer, at 32} e Wash.
Culley, D B sen, house O, bet Mer and Pa.
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Daggett, Wm, [D & Co] druggists, 7 Bates House. Davis, Amelia, Milliner, 14 Ill.
Dawson, B C, clerk, 5 w Washington st.
Darrow, D F, black-smith, n e cor Md and Mer, h Md bet Miss and Mo, s side.
Daviss, W, carriage maker, Pa bet Wash and O, west side.
Darnall, Wm, Carp, house on Del between N Y and Vt.
Damme, T A, machinist, Washington Foundry, h on Merrill.
Davis, D P, stone eng, at 67 e Washington.
Davis, Ed, saddler, 65 e Washington.
Dame Jason, [marble works ] 67 e Wash.
Davis, T, patern maker, Union Foundary, cor Del and La.
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INDIANA STATE JOURNAL
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
PENN. ST. OPPOSITE BRANCH BANK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
This Mammoth Establishment is prepared to execute
Dlain and Fancy Printing of chery character,
In the Latest Style of the art; Neatly, Cheaply, and Expeditiously ; Programms, Circulars, Show Bills, Cards, and every variety of
MERCANTILE AND RAILROAD PRINTING,
Done to order on short notice, in
RED, WHITE AND BLUE CRIMSON AND GOLD BRONZE, COLORED FLOCK, & INKS OF EVERY HUE, WITH
Most Ezquisite Shading.
LEThe assortment of Book, Job, and Card Type, Bor- ders, Ornamental Designs, Flourishes, &c., is not excelled by any Establishment in the State.
Call and examine Specimens.
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Davis, M, (J W and M Davis) Brass Foundry, cor Del and Ga, house N J, between Wash and Market.
Davis, J W. (J W and M Davis,) Brass Foundry, cor Del and Ga, house Ga between Ill and Tenn. Dailey, J V, tinner, (C & J Cox, ) 19 w Wash. Davis, F A W, clk, (G G & J W Holman, ) 11 w Wash.
Davis, John S, (Fishback & Davis,) 38 Mer, house Ill south Union Depot
Dawson, Amelia, dress maker, house E bet Wood and Hanna.
Darrow, Jas R, grocer, cor Mass av and Wood.
Davenport, John, eng, cor Chat and Hanna.
Davis, S L, printer at 32}, e Wash.
Danforth, Albert, Pa, bet Mich and Vt.
Dashiell, Maston, cooper, house Miss bet O and N Y.
Day, D T, shoemaker, house Wash w of W. Dawson, N W, clk, Wash, w of W.
Dawson, Jas, grocer Wash, w of W.
Davenport, M, house W, bet O and N Y.
Daily, S G, chandler, house S W, cor Wash and Tenn.
Dale, Alfred, watchman, house Vt, bet Mo and Wash.
Danken, Jas, house Market, between Liberty and Noble.
Davis, Benj, on I P and C R R, house corner Mich and Alabama. Daniels, J O, on Laf and I R R, house Vt, bet Miss and Tenn. Dell, A J, laborer, house Va av, bet Merrill and McCarty. Dearinger, S, plaster, cor Ala and Market.
Dernham, Max, clothier, 28 e Washington. Dennis, John, printer, Ind Journal office, house Vt, bet Ala and N J. Detis A, shoemaker, at 96 e Washington.
Delzell, S, (Delzell and Tyler,) 37 1-2 e Washington, house Ill bet N Y and Vermont. Dessar, Ad, clothier, 4 e Washington.
Defrees J D, Pres Central Bank, 23 w Washington house Mer, between Georgia and Lousiana. Defrees, A, clerk Central Bank, 23 w Wash, h cor East and Market. Despa, E, painter, shop 21}, e Washington.
Delzell, Hugh, (Delzell & Patterson,) livery stable, Md, between Mer and Penn, north side.
Denman, Chas, clk at 59 e Washington.
Dewey, I E, house S, bet Miss and Tenn, s side.
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SADDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS.
Jas. Sulgrove, 20 west Washington.
Eli Sulgrove, 31 west Washington. Chas. Rummel, 12 east Washington.
E. A. Weaver, Penn, bet. Washington and Md.
E. D. Davis, 65 east Washington.
C. Nicolai, Washington, bet. Del. and Ala.
G. Herthe, Washington, bet. N. J. and East.
JAMES SULGROVE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
SADDLERY HARDIVARE,
COACH AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
NO. 20, WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Also --- Manufacturer of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Whips, Trunks, Collars, &c., &c.,
Wholesale and Retail, to suit Purchasers.
MEAT MARKET.
Gulic & Tweed, 7 Bates House. Shaw & Buford, 11 S. Ill.
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Delay, Dennis, port American Hotel.
De Forest, E C, clerk at 33 w Washington.
Detrick, G, cabinet maker, cor Lib and Washington, Decker, C, black-smith, I P and CR R.
Deppel, C, black-smith, Market Square, bet Del and Alabama. Dearinger, Jacob, carp, house Mich, between Pa and Delaware. Derr, Eliza, house Pa, bet N and St. Clair.
Devonish, John, moulder City Foundry, house Mer.
De Ford, Wm, house corner Mich and Mass av.
Deisler, John, proprietor Jefferson House, cor Penn and S. Diver, Jas, ped, Mass av, bet N Y and Vermont.
Delly, John, engineer, house corner Ill and Lousiana. Dickerson, John, butcher, house on Ala, bet La and South. Dixon, James W, port PO, house Del, between La and Maryland. Dickson, James, mercht, 71 e Wash, house bet Merrill and McCarty Dibble, H, port Am Hotel.
Dilley, John, eng and machinist, Peg factory, South Illinois.
Dickson, Wm, baker, house Tennessee, bet South and McCarty.
Dickey, G W, cabinet maker, Huey's chair factory, corner Miss and Maryland.
Dille, J C, printer, 32} East Wash ; house cor Ala and St Clair. Dippel, Peter, peddler, house Market bet Liberty and Noble.
Dickerson, Robt, plaster, house Miss bet N Y and Vt. Dillon, J B, historian, office 21} East Wash.
Donnald, O, machinist, Union Foundry, cor Del and La. Doozar, Wm, shoemaker, at T Murphy's, Va av.
Douglass, San, clk in county clerk's office, court house.
Doughty, S, gunsmith, at 86, East Wash.
Doran, M W E, cabinet maker, (at S & I); house Del bet S & Ga.
Dougherty, messenger American Ex Co, 47 East Wash.
Doyle, Mary, dressmaker, at 40 West Wash.
Downey, John, stone engraver, at 67 East Wash.
Dorsey, N J, physician, offi Pa bet Markt & O; bds Capital House.
Donohue, Thos, labr, cor Ga and La.
Douglass, S M, printer, at ( Cameron & McNeely's) 21} w Wash. Doughty, J G, printer, 21} west Wash; house Ind av bet Ill and Tenn, north side.
Dorrah, Wm, huckster, house Chat bet Han and Wood.
Donovan, Jas, bill poster, house East bet North and Han.
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EATING SALOON.
SHAW & BUFORD,
DEALERS IN
MEATS, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
CITY MARKET. No 11 Illinois St East side, South of Washington, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BATES HOUSE
HAIR DRESSING & BATHING SALOON,
No, 5, Bates House, Illinois street.
Cold. Warm and Shower Baths, Shaving, Hair Cutting, Curling and Shampoo- ing Hair, and Whiskers Colored in a superior style.
F. A. HEMRING, E. WEINBERGER, Proprietors.
BATES HOUSE EATING SALOON.
This popular Restaurant is daily supplied with all the delicacies of the season-such as Venison, wild Ducks, Pheasants, Quails, Grouse, Fish, and the best quality of Fresh Shell Oysters, &c., which will be served up at all hours, and in any style to suit the taste of the most fastidious epicure. The proprietors of this saloon have spared no pains to secure polite and attentive assistants, and respectfully so- licit those who want anything in their line to give them a call. FORD & MORGAN.
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Doughty, Lafayette, pump maker, cor Wood and N J.
Doehrull, John, wiper, I P & CR R.
Dockerill, Jacob, wiper, I P & CR R. Doyle, Michael, machinist, cor N Y and Mo.
Doggett, Mrs C, milliner, house Vt bet Ill and Miss.
Doyle, P, labr, house N J bet South and Merrill.
Doyle, B, house East bet South and Merrill.
Douglass, Jas, bookbinder, house N Y bet Mo and Wash.
Downie, Mrs G B, boarding house, Del bet Mkt and O.
Downey, Robt, house Del bet Ala N J.
Dobson, Mrs Catharine, house Market west of West north side.
Dorsey, J W, house N J bet N and Hanna.
Dorsey, Wm, carp, house N J bet N and Han.
Drake, F, carriage maker, Ill bet Wash and Mkt.
Drum, Jas J, [D & Hill], grocers, 24 west Wash, h Pa bet N Y and Vt.
Drew, John A, painter, Mrkt sq bet Del and Ala.
Drew, S W, carriage manufacturer, Mrkt sq bet Del and Ala.
Drum, Geo, carp, house N J bet S and La.
Drayer, Mrs Hannah, house Md west of West.
Dunbar, Enos, carp, house Md bet Tenn and Miss, n side.
Duncan, R B, atty house Mer bet Md and Ga, west side.
Ducker, John, watch maker, 12 Little's row.
Dumont, J J, (Dumont & Co), boiler makers, Pa bet Ga and La, house S W cor Ga and Ill, east side.
Dunlap, Livingston, physician, offi Va av; house Va av bet Wash and Md, west side.
Dumont, P A, silversmith, 23 Mer.
Duzan, F, [Hannaman & D] drugs, 40 east Wash.
Duzan, Jas, printer, 36} east Wash.
Dunn, Thos, B, house Ill bet Wash and Market.
Dumont, Mrs M, bds Ill bet Md and Ga.
Dunlop, J S, mercht 2 west Wash, house cor Ohio & Meridan.
Dunn, Ed, clk 48 west Wash.
Duke, Elizabeth, bds Miss bet La and S.
Duke, A J. carp, Miss bet La and S.
Dunlop, W, (R & W Dunlop) 15 west Wash.
Dunlop, R W, (R & W Dunlop) mercht, 15 west Wash.
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PHYSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.
D. Merrill, west Wash. bet. Miss. and Mo. north side.
J. N. Green, 123 south Ill.
Dr. Miller, Ill. bet. Wash. and Market, west side.
L. Wood, 61 west Wash.
D. Funkhouser, Mer. bet. Wash. and Md., east side.
P. H. Jameson, Mer. bet. Wash. and Md., west side.
J. Pleasants, Pa. opp. Odd Fellows' Hall.
C. Brown Pa. opp. Odd Fellows' Hall.
E. Pope, 683 east Wash.
Dr. Dunlap, Va. av. bet. Wash. and Ga., west side.
L. Abbett, Va. av. bet. Wash. and Ga., west side.
J. S. Bobbs, 1463. east Wash.
G. W. Darrach, 1463 east Wash.
Dr. Bullard, Med. bet. Wash and Md., east side.
F. J. Dorsey, Pa. bet. Market and Ohio, west side.
W. C. Thompson, Market bet. Pa. and Del, north side.
W. W. Woodburn, Market bet. Pa. and Del, north side. N. Knefler, Market bet. Pa. and Del, north side.
Dr. Homborg, 34} east Wash.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
G. W. Shaw, office in Atheneum Buildings.
A. S. Wright, office corner Mer. and Wash, up stairs.
J. P. GREEN, M. D. PHYSICIAN
FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS BY MEDICATED INHALATION As used in the Brampton Hospital of London.
N.KNFLER M.D.
OFFICE ON MARKET STREET. Between Pa, and Del., S. Side.
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Duke, Jas, mercht, [Snider & D], 9 west Wash, house cor Ill and Market.
Duncan, Chas, hatter, 17 west Wash.
Duvall, E, clk at 6 west Wash.
Dumont, E, president state bk, h Ill bet La & Ga.
Duvall, D C, mercht, 6 west Wash, house Ill bet Md and Ga. Dugan, M, porter, American Hotel.
Dutz, Geo, clk (C Mayer's), 29 west Wash.
Duffry, Jas, labr, Ellsworth, bet N Y and Vt.
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Dull, C C, carp, house Mer bet N and St Clair.
Duckniler, Jacob, labr, house N J bet Market and Wash.
Dunzan, Wm, cabinet maker, house on north Miss.
Duncan, John, machinist, cor N Y and Mo.
Dunn, Orin, cabinet maker, (Huey's chair fact), cor Miss and Md.
Dunn, J P, office 49 west Wash, bds at Capital House.
Dunning, Thos, house Miss bet Vt and Mich.
Dunlop, John, house cor N and Mer.
Duncan, Robt, machinist, cor N Y and Mo.
Dyer, Sidney, pastor Baptist church, house Mass av bet N Y & Vt.
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Eaton, T C, editor and proprietor Gospel Herald, 662 e Washington. Eaglesfield, Thomas, wagon maker, house West, between Washing- ton and Market, west side.
Eck, M, baker, 8 east Washington.
Eccles, Geo, laborer, corner Penn and Georgia.
Edgar, Margaret, house Ill, between N Y and Vt, west side.
Eddy J Taylor, Ky av, bet Wash and Md.
Edwards. Nath, builder, house S, bet Miss and Tenn, s side.
Eddy John K, (Touscy & E,) mercht, 48 W Wash. Edgar S A, (McKernan & E,) real estate agents, 39 Wash up stairs, house Ill, bet N Y and Vt, w side.
Eddy, Thos, pastor, M E Church, cor Pa and St. Clair. Elbert, D, wiper, IP and C R R.
Elen, Admarald, clk at 60, W Wash.
Ellis, E W H, Prest M & IRR, house S, bet Del and Ala.
Ellsworth, H W, atty at law, off on Mer opp P O.
Elder, Thomas J, printer Locomotive off.
Elder, J R, editor Locomotive, house on Market st, near N J.
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HAYDEN'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
HAYDEN'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE!
South-West Corner Washington and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
JAMES C. HAYDEN, Principal.
Formerly Professor of Book-Keeping and Penmanship in BACON's MERCANTILE COLLEGE, Cincinnati, Ohio.
JOSEPH B. HAYDEN, First Assistant.
REThe Male and Female Departments of this Institution will hereafter be open for the reception of students ten months in each year, viz : From the first Monday in September to the first day of July ; and as students are taught separately, they may enter at any time, with the assurance that they will receive the undivided atten- tion of the Principal, and be advanced in their studies as rapidly as their mental capacites will permit. An Evening Session will com- mence each year on the first Monday of October and continue to the first of March.
PLAN OF TEACHING:
Instead of merely copying Crittenden's Book-Keeping (the plan hitherto pursued in this city ), students will be exercised in making original entries, of every day business transactions, as they actually occur in this city and in Cincinnati, and thus acquire a practical knowledge of Book-Keeping and a habit of self-reliance which never can be acquired by the use of text books alone.
COURSE OF STUDY:
The Course of Instruction will consist of Double Entry Book- Keeping, embracing every department of trade and mercantile accounts, viz : Wholesale, Retail, Exchange, Banking, Domestic and Foreign Shipping, Steamboating, Manufacturing, Joint Stock and Compound Company Business ; also Single Entry Book-Keep- ing, Commercial Calculations and Commercial Law.
TUITION : Male Department, $25 ; Female Department, $15, in advance-Diploma $3.
Good boarding can be obtained for $2.75 per week. A full course may be completed in from eight to ten weeks.
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Elliott, C A, grocer, 40 Mer, house Ill, bet N Y and Ohio. Elliott, W J, proprietor American Hotel, La bet Mer and Ill, n side.
Elder, E A, mail agent, C R R, house Penn bet Market and O e side. Ellenwood, S, driver, Amer Ex Co.
Emmeric, Christian, wagon maker, house W bet O and N Y.
Emenegger, M, machinist, Wash foundry.
Enerish, Jacob, black smith, 150 e Wash.
Enners, Wm, cabinet maker, house on Noble bet N J and R R.
Enders, P, baker, at union bakery, opp br bank.
Ende, John, harness maker, 24 w Wash.
Enons, B. V, carpenter, house Market bet E and N J.
Enos, Benj, (E and Kirtz) carpenter, Market sq, bet Del and Ala.
Enos & Kirtz, carpenters, Market sq, bet Del and Ala. Englekink, W, laborer, T H and R R R depot.
Erick, John, black smith, at Jones's cor Md and Mer.
Errickson, W C, boiler maker, at D & Co, Pa bet Ga and La.
Espy, Geo, liquor agent, 2 Mer, house Tenn bet La and Ga. Evans, W S, carp, I P & CR R.
Everling, Miss Mary, washer, house E McCarty's ad.
Evans, J P, mess, Adams & Co, 34 w Wash.
Evans, H W, carpenter, house on Ft Wayne R R.
Ewdaily, N, farmer, house N J bet Vt and Mich.
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Fatoot, Moses, carpenter, house cor N Y and Miss.
Farnsworth, J D, clerk, at card factory, head Noble.
Faeis, Anna, cook, at N N Campbell's.
Fahrback, Philip, baker, 78 w Wash.
Fahnestock, O, at 14 Ill.
Fay, E S, clerk, at 37 e Wash.
Fairbanks, J F, flour dealer, 20 e wash. Farmers Hotel, n e cor Ga and Ill.
Fertinight, A, carpenter, house bet Merrill and McCarty. Feld, G, painter, 67} e Wash.
Ferry, John H, baggage master, Union Depot.
Feritor, Wm, printer, at 36} e Wash.
Fisher, And, painter, shop Va av bet Wash and Md. e side.
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SCOTT'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
W. M'K. SCOTT'S COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, Of Indianapolis, Indiana,
ESTABLISHED MARCH 31ST, 1851, W. M'K. SCOTT, A. M.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Founder and President.
COLLEGE HALL BUILDING, S. W. CORNER WASH. AND PENN. STS.
The Fourth Collegiate Year of the above named Institution closed on the 30th day of June, A. D., 1855. Since its establishment more than FOUR HUNDRED Gentlemen and Ladies have been Students within its walls. The Graduates of the College are found In almost every important point of the State, in lucrative and responsible situations, enjoy- ing incomes, soine from $1,200 to $1,500, and many from $500 to $800 per annum ; a convincing proof of the advantages offered by this College, above all others, for acquir- ing a sound, thorough, accomplished and efficient practical business education.
SESSIONS:
The College opens at College Hall on the first Monday of September, and continues open until the last of June. REGULAR TIME FOR ADMISSION from the 1st to the 10th of every month-although Students are admitted at any time. Time occupied, from 8 to ten weeks.
EXPENSES :
Cards of Admission to either Department SEPARATELY, $25. Full course $40; al- ways PREPAID Or SECURED. Boarding $2,75 or $3,00, Stationary $5,00, Diploma $3,00. For further information a Catalogue will be furnished on application to
W. M'K. SCOTT, President.
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Featherston, Wm E, merchant, 48 e Wash, house Mass bet N J and E, e side.
Ferling, Geo, barber, Mer bet Wash and Md, e side.
Felton, O H, mess, Amer Ex Co, 47 e Wash.
Ferra, Lewis, book-binder, 372 e Wash.
Fenton, M, laborer, cor Ga and La.
Feller, Geo, jeweler, 51 w Wash, house on Miss bet Wash and Market, w side.
Fertig, Frank, painter, house S bet Tenn and Ill, s side.
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