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Fletcher William, 135 N. Ala.
Gaston J. M. 66 E. Market
Gustin Levi, 275 N. N. J. IIALE JUDSON, 54 N. III.
Harlan Lorenzo D. 189 S. Ala. HERVEY JAMES W.
147 N. Del.
Homburg Konradin, 26 W. Wash.
Howard E. & Son. 92 S. Ill.
JAMESON & FUNKHOUSER, 19 S. Meridian.
KENDRICK, refused.
Kirkpatric Kennedy, 45 S. Ill. Kitchen John M. 4 Vinton's Block, opp. P. O.
Lee Edward S. 15 Ind. av. .
MeCoy John 151 E. Wash. cor. Ala.
McNAB PHILIP, 149 S. N. J.
Mears George W. Hubbard's Block, sw. cor. Wash and Me- ridian
Miller George W. N. Ill. cor. W. Mich.
Moore Henry H. 296 E. Ohio NEWCOMER FRISBY S.
room 6 Blake's Row
Nofsinger Frank B. 49 Ind. av.
Otto Charles, 20 N. Noble.
Oliver D. H. 31 Va. av.
Parvin Theophilus, 135 N. Ala. PEARSON CHARLES D.
86 E. Markt and 163 N. Tenn! Pendery Newton S. 243 E. Wash. Pickerill George W. 30} N. Penn.
Prunk Daniel H. 25 W. Wash. Reagan Lot, 12 S. Miss.
RIDGWAY, refused
Rees Henry, 236 N. East.
Rush William P. South, cor. Del
Selman Andrew G. 21 Va. av.
Stedman Elkalah P. 52 Bates
STEIMEL FERDINAND C. 5 Madison av.
Sutler Frederick 15 Va. av.
Swank M. 76 N. Penn. Teal Nathaniel, room 5 Blake's Row.
THOMPSON & WOODBURN, 90 N. Ill.
Thomson William, 29 S. Del.
TILFORD JOHN H. 11 Mass. av.
Todd Robert N. 31 Va. av.
Tomlinson Charles C. 9 S. Miss. Wands W. 66 E. Market
Ware Charles S. sw. cor. Wash. and Meridian, and 167 N. Tenn. Waterman Luther D. 68 N. Penn. Welts Hayden, Noble, cor. Va.
Printing and Binding, Shurtleff & Macauley, 13 W. Md.
INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Cor. Pennsylvania and Michigan Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, J 0 C INDIANA.
Embracing grounds, handsomely shaded, of an acre and a half. The buildings are all nearly ner, accommodating
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOARDING PUPILS,
and Two Hundred day pupils. The Faculty consists of
SIXTEEN INSTRUCTORS
TRUSTEES.
REV. HENRY DAY, D. D., Indianapolis.
LEV. M. G. CLARKE. Chicago.
REV. K. W CLARK, Indianapolis.
E. C. ATKINS, Indianapolis.
J. R. OSGOOD, Indianapolis. J. T. DUNN. Indianapolis. N MCCARTY, Indianapolis. S. C. ILANNA, Indianapolis.
E. FRENCH, South Bend.
FACULTY.
REV. C. W. HEWES, President, and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. REV. S. K. HOSHOUR. Professor of Greek Language.
PROF. JOHN L. HOUGHAM, Lecturer on Natural Sciences.
MISS H. M. BODURTHA, Teacher Mathematics, Literature and Natural Philosophy.
MISS EMMA D WOOD. Teacher Physiology, Botany and Latin.
MISS M. E. GRAFTON, Principal Preparatory Department.
MISS ROSAMOND H. ADAMS, Teacher Geometry, Trigonometry and Rhetoric.
A184 E. M DE HANINGTON, Teacher of French, German, Spanish and Itahan Lan- gnages, and Logic. PROF. CHARLES HESS, Director of Music, assisted by CARRIE HORTON, EMMA WESSELHOEFT and SUSIE STOUTEMYER.
MRS 8. S. STARLING, Teacher Painting. Drawing. Needle Work, &c. J. W. BRADLEY, Professor of Spencerian System of Penmanship. MISS R. ADAMS. Teacher of Calisthenics.
MRS. E. D. OWEN. Matron,
TERMS .- Per Session of twenty weeks,
-
- $90 00
CATALOGUES SENT ON APPLICATION.
Shurtleff & Macauley, Book Binders, No. 13 West Mid.
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Wiley Delany, 114 E. N. Y. Wonsettler Gideon, 130 N. Penn. WRIGHT & HARVEY, 58 E. Market Youart John M. 130 N. Penn.
Piano Forte Dealers. [See Music and Musical Instruments.]
BENHAM H. L. & CO. 36 E. Wash. BUTTERFIELD J. A. & CO. 22 W. Wash. TRAYSER & ROBINSON, 161 E. Wash.
WILLARD & STOWELL, 4 Bates House, W. Wash.
Piano Forte Manfrs. TRAYSER & ROBINSON, 161 E. Wash.
Piano Forte Tuners. Benham & Co. 36 E. Wash. Butterfield J. A. & Co. 22 W. Wash. TRAYSER & ROBINSON. 161 E. Wash.
Pictures and Frames. CRAPO ROLAND P. 46 N. Penn. opp. P. O. Hospe Anton, 81 N. Ill. Lieber H. & Co. 21 N. Penn. MERRITT JOSEPHI J. 62 N. Ill.
Planing Mills.
[ See Carpenters, also Saw Mills.]
Behymer D. & Co. E. Market cor. Benton
Byrkit & Son, cor. Tenn. and Ga. HELWIG, ROBERTS & CO. W. N. Y. cor. Canal HILL & WINGATE, 111 S. East McCord & Wheatley, 155 S. Del. Marsee & Son, S. N. J. nr. Wash. TATE WARREN, 38 S. N. J.
*Plaster Paris, Fire Brick and Clay.
BUTSCHI V. & DICKSON, 27 E. Ga.
* Plasterers, Ornamental. TAYLOR J. F. SO Mass. av.
* Plasterers' Materials. BUTSCH V. & DICKSON, 27 E. Ga.
Plows. [ See Agricultural Implements.] Beard, Forshee & Clawson, es. Tenn. nr. Ky. av.
Plumbers. [ See Gas. also Steam and Gas Fitters.] COULTER && WHITE, 82 E. Market Dunn & Karny, 70 N. Ill. RAMSAY & HANNING, S1 E. Market, Eden's Block
* Police, Independent. CARNAN JOHNSON, 2 Wall CARNAN, FITCH & CO. 2 Wall bet. Pearl and Wach.
Pork and Beef Packers. [ See Packers.]
* Portable and Stationary Engines. [ See Engines.] SINKER & CO. 125 S. Penn. Portrait Painters.
Barnes Albert, 39 E. Wash. Cox Jacob, room 5 Ray's Block Hays Barton S. room 6 Ray's Block
Printers, Book, Job & Card.
Ben Franklin House, Englebert J. Metzger, 17 W. Md. Braden William & James, 24 W. Wash.
Cameron William S. 8 E. Pearl CHANDLER II. C. & CO.
sw. cor. Wash. and Meridian. Douglass & Conner, Circle, ne. cor. Market
Downey & Brouse, 27 S. Merid- ian Herald Company, 163 E. Wash.
Trayser & Robinson's Premium Pianos, 161 E. Wash.
American Express Company,
AND THE U. S. EXPRESS COMPANY.
Office: 34 East Washington Street, INDIAN
Three Daily Expresses to New York, Two Daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and Two Daily Expresses to Chicago & St. Louis.
.
The above are the only privileged Express Companies on the following roads, viz. :
INDIANA CENTRAL R. R., East and South, American Express.
LAFAYETTE & CHICAGO, North-west, American Ex- press.
INDIANAPOLIS & PERU, North-East, East and West, American and United States Express.
TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND, West, American Ex- press. BELLEFONTAINE & INDIANAPOLIS, East, American and United States Express.
And all the Railroads connecting with the above.
MONEY PACKAGES, VALUABLES and FREIGHTS CARRIED WITH SAFETY AND DISPATCH, Aud in charge of Special and Efficient Messengers.
NOTES, BILLS AND DRAFTS PROMPTLY COLLECTED,
AND READY RETURNS MADE.
Rates as Low as by any other Responsible Express Company. .
MARK YOUR PACKAGES by the AMERICAN and U. S. EXPRESS.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Agent, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Premium Pianos, 161 East Washington Street.
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Produce Dealers.
[ See Commission Merchants; also, Four and Grain.]
Cox Albert, 62 N. Penn.
Lesh, Tousey & Co. 65 S. Merid- ian Naughton Patrick, 209 E. Wash.
Provision Dealers.
[ See Butchers, Packers and Grocers.]
Publishers. [ See Booksellers.]
Asher & Adams, 76 E. Market CHANDLER & CO.
sw. cor. Wash. and Meridian DOWNEY & BROUSE, 27 S. Meridian
EDWARDS & BOYD,
Directory Publishers. Direct- ories of any city supplied at publisher's prices, 16} E. Wash. MERRILL & CO. 5 E. Wash.
Redfield David A. 163 E. Wash. SHURTLEFF & MACAULEY, 13 W. Md.
Steele & Strong, 11 and 12 Blackford's Block
Streight Abel D. Yohn's Block
TODD, CARMICHAEL & WILLIAMS, Glenn's Block, E. Wash.
Pump Makers.
Dane & Drake, 57 Mass. av. EVANS & RICE, 19 N. Ala. Hasket & Co, Court pl. bet. Penn. and Del. Lynch Jacob H. 44 Ky. av. PICKERILL SAMUEL J.
Plum, cor. Cherry. Thornbury George W. Va. av. cor. E. La.
Queensware. [ See China, Glass and Queensware.]
Rags.
Carr & Mick, 21 W. Md.
Winter Rudolph J. 242 S. Me- ridian
$ Railings, Iron.
HAUGH B. F. & CO. 74 S. Penn.
Railroad Machinery Oils. BARNARD J.
Office Chamber of Commerce N. Penn.
Railroad Offices.
Bellefontaine R. R. S. Ala. nr. Wash.
Citizens Street Railway, H. H. Catherwood, supt. office 139 S. Illinois
Columbus & Indianapolis R. R. Wallace's Block Va. av.
Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago R. R. E. Wash. cor. Del.
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & La- fayette R. R. S. Del. bet. La. & Penn.
Jeffersonville, Madison & India- napolis R. R. E. South bet. Del. and Penn.
Terre Haute & Indianapolis R. R. La. cor. S. Tenn.
Railroad Supplies.
Bowen, Brough & Lawton, 117 E. Wash.
Reading Rooms.
WELSH & CO. Meridian c. Md. Young Men's Library Associa- tion, Meridian car. Wash.
Real Estate Agents.
Anderson & Jones, rooms 8 & 9 Blackford's Block
Barnitz C. & Son, 74 E. Wash. Beaty David S. room 3 Brown's Block
Coon Peter, 90 E. Market
DUNN J. T. & CO. 39 W. Wash. Eldridge & McConnell, 333 N. III. FRANK JAMES, 35} E. Wash Griffith Josiah R. 13 S. Meridian
Magazines Bound by Shurtleff & Macauley, 13 W. Md.
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BEACH WOOD NURSERIES,
AND GREEN HOUSES. J. F. HILL & CO., Proprietors.
We have the Largest Collection of New and Desirable Varieties of
GRAPE VI NES,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
EVER OFFERED IN THE WEST.
"The following comprise a portion of my stock : Anna, Allen's Hybrid, Clare, Canby's Aug., Canadian Chief, Catawba, Clinton, Concord, Cuyahoga, Delaware, Dina, Early Northern Muscadine, Emily, Elsinburg, Hartford Prolific, Herbamont, Logan, Lenoir, Lonisa, Lyman, Lincoln, Norton's Virginia Seedling, Ontario. Pauline, Rebecca, To Kalon. Tayler's Bullitt, Union Village, York Maderia, and many others.
A Fine Collection of Roses,
And Deciduous and Evergreen Shrubs and Bedding Ont Plants, unsurpassed for variety and excellence, together with a large and varied collection of Cammelias, Azalias, and other
PARLOR AND GREEN HOUSE PLANTS,
! have given special attention to the new and beautiful Foliage Plants, of which we offer many of the most desirable. Also, a splendid variety of Bulbs and Tubers.
A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
And Treatise on the enlture of Grapes and other Fruits sent to all who apply.
MENS All who are interested are respectfully invited to examine our stock and prices.
We will have an assortment of Grape Vines in Pots, on exhibition at the next State U'air, and an agent to receive orders either for fall or spring sales.
J. F. HILL & CO., Proprietors,
Michigan road, near Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
RESIDENCE-No. 84 North Alabama Street, P. O. BOX 549.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Trayser & Robinson's Premium Pianos, 161 E. Wash.
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HAMLIN & JONES, Wash. ne. cor. Ill.
HOLLADAY ELIAS G. 18 S. Meridian Holman James R. S W. Wash Johnson Isaac E. room 6 Blake's Commercial Row
Jones Jesse, 19 W. Wash. Latshaw John F. 17 W. Wash. Lindley, Carter & Co. 8 E. Wash. LOVE WILLIAM,
1 & 2 Talbot and New's Block Love & Dunn, 500 E. Wash. McCarty Nicholas, sw. cor.
Wash. and Meridian McConnell William L. 33} N. Ill.
McKERNAN & PIERCE, cor. Ky. av. and Wash.
Metzger Alex. 6 Odd Fellow's Hall
Minick D. C. & Co. 17 W. Washı. Spicer B. M. & Co. 243 W. Wash. STANRIDGE HENRY J. S3 E. Wash.
STAPP JAMES H. & SON, 8 W. Wash.
WALLACE A. G. & LEHR, 96 E. Wash.
Witt & Arbuckle, sw. cor. Wash. and Meridian
WILEY & MARTIN, 10 E. Wash. Real Estate Brokers. SPANN & SMITH, ne. cor. Wash. and Penn. Todd & Poe, 243 E. Wash.
Wright, Russell & Co. 30} W. Wash.
*Reapers and Mowers. [ See Agricultural Implements.]
SHERWOOD LYMAN Q. agt. for the South-west, E. end Union Depot
Restaurants.
[ See Eating Houses; also, Saloons.] Basey James, 23 N. Ill. CAPITAL RESTAURANT, Conrad Lehrritter, 92 E. Wash.
CRYSTAL PALACE, F. A. Reitz, 44 W. Wash. Eurich John L. 17 N. Ill. Grobe Charles H. 12 W. La. Reinhardt Peter J. 81 S. Ill. Rockwell & Sons, 6 W. La. RHODIUS GEORGE, 15 N. Meridian
*Rolling Mills.
[ See Iron Founders; also, Machinists.] Indianapolis Rolling Mill, bet. Tenn and Miss. and Merrill and Norwood
Saddle and Harness Makers.
Andra John, 224 E. Wash. ARNHOLTER HENRY, 225 E. Wash. HERETH J. C. & BRO. 24 N. Del. [See adv.] Jemison John, 249 E. South. Kaufman G. W. (collars,) 76 S. N. J.
Linton George A. 191 Ind. av. Nicolai Charles, 326 E. Wash. REYER & THOMS, 199 E. Wash. [See adv.]
Sellers Daniel, 17 Va. av. SULGROVE, REYNOLDS & CO. 20 W. Wash. Weiglein Henry F. 206 S. Ill.
Saddlery Hardware. (See Hardware.]
REYER & THOMS, 109 E. Wash. SHARE GEORGE K. & CO, 72 W. Wash. SULGROVE. REYNOLDS & CO. 20 W. Waslı.
Saloons.
[ See Confections; also, Eating Houses and Restaurants.]
Asmus Louis, 199 Ind. av. ASTOR SALOON, Joseph Deschler, 15 N. Penn. Balke Charles, 231 E. Wash. Bailey Robert, 284 W. Wash. BAXTER WILLIAM A. 374 Va. av.
Binding, every style, Shurtleff & Macauley, 13 W. Md.
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IS PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY
THE HERALD COMPANY,
LAFE. DEVELIN, Editor,
IN THE
HERALD BUILDING
16 1-2 E. Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
TERMS OF THE DAILY :
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66
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All letters. whether for publication or business, must be addressed to
HERALD COMPANY, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis Daily Herald is sent by all the early morning Ex- press Trains, and delivered to subscribers in adjacent towns about the same time it is delivered in the city of its publication. This enables readers at a distance from the Capital of Indiana to get the news of the day from six to twelve hours before they can receive it through papers published elsewhere. The paper can be had of news dealers and carriers at any of the railroad towns on the roads centering at Indianapolis.
THE WEEKLY HERALD
Is Published every Wednesday, at $2 00 per annum, in advance. No paper sent without the money, nor continued a longer time than paid for ..
Trayser & Robinson's Premium Pianos, 161 E. Wash.
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BEHRINGER JOSEPH, 145 W. Wash.
Bolsterer Frederick, 192 N. Miss.
Braddock & Wright, 199 E.
Wash.
Buchrig Ernst H. 37 E. South BUCKSOT & MATTLER,
9 W. Wash.
Burk's Dining Hall, 13 W. Wash. Burrows George W. se. end Va. av.
Busch Jacob, 251 W. Wash.
Buscher Henry. 89 South
Butsch George M. 247 S. Del. Buzzy John, 172 S. Ill.
Callihan Michael, 90 E. South CAPITAL SALOON,
Conrad Lehrritter, 92 E. Wash. Carnan Johnson, 2 Wall Carter William E. S7 S. Ill. Chapman Alonzo, 25 N. Ill. Christy Albert, 26 W. La. Collier William S. 101 S. Ill. Conklin John A. Ind. av. nr. cor. Tenn.
Cook William H. 164 S. Ill. CRYSTAL PALACE,
Frank A. Reitz, 44 W. Wash. Curtis & Bright, Sherman House Delzell Hugh, 40 E. Md. Dennin Samuel E. 13 E. Pearl Dietz Frederick, 255 E. Wash. Doty David, 131 W. Wash. Doty & Griffin, 48 S. Penn. Eurich John L. 17 N. III. Farrell J. K. & E. 154 Ind. av. Faucett & Harra, 70 Ky. av. Foos Thomas JJ. 18 S. Penn. Frick John, 155 Ft. Wayne av. Gaston & Co. Oriental House Geis L. A. 99 E. Wash.
GEIS & KNARZER, 76 S. Del. GEM, Bucksot & Mattler, 9 W. Wash.
Geots Charles S1 E. Washı. Ginz & Bro. 201 E. Wash. Greanest Henry, 57 E. Sonth Griesheimer John, 89 S. Del. Hanlon Frank, Ill. cor. Wash. Hanrahan Patrick, 267 S. Tenn.
Hart William, 248 N. Noble. Haug Michael, 138 S. Penn. HOUSE OF LORDS,
J. Pearson & Co. 78 W. Wash. Hugele John, 62 S. Del.
Inwalle & Bro. Court, bet. Penn. and Del.
Ilg George, 150 S. Ill. Isky William 151 Madison av. Kaiser Charles, 208 E. Wash.
Kemker Charles, McCarty, cor. Meridian
Keneaster Nimrod, 333 N. III.
Kennington Robert, 178 S. Del. Kissel Fred. 18 S. Del.
Kissell Jacob, 19 N. Ill.
Koeniger George, 338 S. Merid- ian
Kraas Willlam, 134 S. Meridian Kreis Philip H. Bluff rd.
Kuhlmann H. L. 255 W. Wash.
Kuhn Philip, 55 N. Ala.
Lauer Charles, 202 E. Wash.
Laupheimer Augustus, 191 E. Wash.
Lee William E. 48 Va. av.
Lehrritter George J. 143 E. Wash. Linck Julius, 69 Tenn. McBAKER & HIATT, 24 E. Pearl
McBride John C. 3 Ind. av.
McGriff Parker, 86 S. Meridian Meyer Anthony, 401 E. Wash. Miers Frank, S S. Del.
Miller Charles J. 25 S. Del.
Monniger Conrad, 292 W. Md. Moninger Daniel, 20 Ky. av. Moore & Co. 219 E. Wash. Murphy Timothy, 394 W. North Nelson Sandy, 168 Ind. av. O'Connor Joseph, 54 S. Ill. Oehler David, 48 Bluff' Road. OLD DOMINION SALOON, Val Jacobs, 31 and 33 Ky. av. O'Leary Jeremiah, 103 S. Ill. Otten David, 65 W. Wash. Pentecost E. Commercial Hotel Petre John, 272 E. Wash. Pope James P. & Co. 208 W. Wash.
Blank Books for Co. Officers, by Shurtleff & Macauley.
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R. C. HUNTER.
CITY SHOE STORE,
No. 5 West Washington Street, Three Doors west of Meridian.
THOMAS HUNTER & 00.
Keep constantly on hand the Best Assortment of
LADIES' AND MISSES' BOOTS, AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles.
THE CHEAPEST HEAVY BOOTS, For Men's and Boy's Wear,
That can be found in the city. Call and see our samples of all grades, and satisfy yourselves of our economical prices. Repairing of our own goods done free of charge. Custom Work made to order. NO. 5 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
INDIANA STATE JOURNAL
Mammoth Steam Printing Establishment,
North East Corner of Circle and Market Streets,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE JOURNAL OFFICE is prepared to do ALL KINDS OF
BOOK AND JOB WORK,
Neatly, Promptly and Accurately,
Being supplied with a number of fast presses run by steam. Every description of Printing can be done on short notice and quick time. We have in successful operation one of Geo. P. Gordon 's Fire Flv Presses, capable of printing from 8,000 to 20,000 cards per hour. We can furnish printed cards, when ordered in large quantities, at cheaper rates thay @ther establishments in Indiana. Also, Blank Books and Binding of any description.
THE DAILY AND WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is now printed on one of R. Hoe & Co.'s fast Double Cylinder Presses, furnishing the best medium in the State, for merchants and others to advertise through. It circulates in every county in the State, and has the heaviest local circulation of any paper published in Indian- »polis. DOUGLASS & CONNER, Proprietors.
Trayser & Robinson's Pianos, 161 E. Wash.
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Rech Mathias, Bluff rd.
Reinman Reinhart, 156 E. Wash. Renard E. 299 E. Wash.
Reutti Theodore, Wash. cor. East
Rhodius George, 15 N. Meridian Richter William & Son, 418 Va. av.
Rinkle David, 49 E. South
Rossman Charles, E. Wash, out- side city limits
RUMANN AUGUST, 332 Va. av. Ruschhaupt August, 222 E.
Wash.
Sancho Adam II. 276 E. Wash. Schaub Henry, 168 W. Wash.
SCHOETTLE & MARMONT, 102 S III.
Schuller Ferdinand, 301 N. Win- ston
SCHURICH FREDERICK, 123 S. Ill.
Seitz Fred, 117 S. Ill.
Selking William, Spencer House an-1 11 E. Wash. Sharp Henry, 176 E. Wash.
Sheridan House, 125 S. Ill. Smith William A. 40 W. La. Sponsel Christian, 60 S. Del. STEARNS ISRAEL, S. Ill. cor. Ind. av. Stechhan Louis, 228 E. Washı. Strochmann William, 176 S. Ill. Van Blaricum Michael, W. Indi- anapolis
Vanblaricum William, S. Tenn. cor. South
Wachtstetter Gottlieb, 14 La.
Wachtstetter Jacob, 154 W. Wash.
Wachtstetter John, 180 S. Me- ridian
WASHINGTON HALL, Philip Fahrbach & Co. 78 and 80 W. Wash.
Waller Bernhard, 151 Ind. av. Weinberger John C. 10 W. La. Welsh Maurice, 79 E. Wash. Welsh & Co. Meridian, cor. Md. Wenger George M. 50 N. Noble White James, 90 E. South
WHITNEY & CO. 29 S. Meridian Wright Charles, 34 W. Ga. Wright R. M. 197 E. Wash. Zimmer & Sieman, 110 S. Ill.
Sash, Doors and Blinds. [ See Planing Mills; also, Saw Mills.]
BYRKET & SONS, cor. Tenn. and Ga.
Draper & Cochran, 209 Ky. av. Eden C. & Co. 67 E. Market EMERSON, BEAM & THOMP- SON, (mnfrs.) 225 and 229 W. Market MAYHEW & FEARNLEY, 19 Circle
TATE WARREN, 38 S. N. J.
Saw Filer. Heiyman Matheas, 63 S. Penn.
Saw Manufacturers and Dealers.
[ See Hardware; also, Drag Saws.] ATKINS E. C. & CO. 216 S. IN. FARLEY THOMAS, 136 S. Penn.
Saw Mills.
[ See Carpenters; also, Planing Mills, and Sash, Doors, &c.]
Jennings, Lambert & Baxter, Ky. av. n. Mill Kortepeter Herman, S. Penn. cor. E. La. WISHMIER CHRISTIAN, Davidson, bet. Mich. & North
Scales and Balances. [ See Hardware.]
School Books. [ See Booksellers.]
MERRILL & CO. 5 E. Wash. SHURTLEFF && MACAULEY, 13 W. Md.
Schools. [ See Appendix, also Colleges.] City Academy, 13 & 15 E. N. Y. Charles Thomas, prin.
Bankers' Books, Shurtleff & Macauley's, 13 W. Md.
No. 36. TWO IN ONE AND NO FIGHTING.
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1866, AT THE Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and lowa State Fairs.
SUPERIOR TO
1863
FAST PREMIUM
AWARDED
AT THE STATE FAIRS OF
NEW YORK.
VERMONT.
ILINOIS,
:MICHIGAN.
10WA.
INDIANA.
KLUTUCKY.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALL OTHERS!
Wholesale and Retail. PRICES FROM $58 TO $150.
LE AGENTS WANTED. WOR
No. 36. I4%|Pianos! Organs !! Music !! !
BENHAM & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MUSIC D
JALERS.
VIOLINS,
BANJOS,
FLUTES,
FIFES,
GUITARS,
STRINGS
OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
No. 36 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. [See page Ivi.]
Premium Pianos, 161 E. Wash.
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Free German English School, E. Md. cor. Va. av.
Friends, cor. Del. and St. Clair German School, Ohio bet. N. J. and East St. John's School (for males) ns. Geo. bet. Ill. and Tenn.
St. Paul's, Ga. nr. cor. S. East Squire Edmund Rev. 430 North Tenn.
Scourers and Repairers.
[ See Dyers, also Tailors.] Fette George, 28 Va. av. Jehrling John P. 44 Va. av.
Scroll Sawyers. Wust & Co. 456 N. N. J.
Second Hand Stores. Leslie Joseph, 225 W. Wash. MAROT JOHN R. 233 E. Wash. Stine Abraham, 177 Va. av.
Seedsmen.
[ See Nurserymen, also Agricultural Ware- houses.]
GEORGI & HACK, 189 Va. av Highland Home Nursery, E. end Mass. av.
Sewing Machines.
Feld Geo. agt. Utica Co. 173 E. Wash.
GROVER & BAKER'S,
Omar Newman, state agt. for Indiana, office 36 E. Wash. Rexford & Co. general agts. for Willcox & Gibbs' Sewing Ma- chine, 16 W. Md.
SINGER'S (THE) MANFG. CO. 48 E. Wash. M. J. Oatman agt. Smith J. W. Florence Machines, 27 N. Penn.
Sumner William & Co. agts. for Wheeler & Wilson's, 12 North Penn.
Shingle Machines. KING J. & CO.
Pearl 2 doors W. of S. Miss.
Shirt Manufacturers. [ See Gents' Furnishing.] BOYD E. S. 704 N. Tenn. PARKER REGINALD R. 30 W. Washı.
*Side and Vault Lights. HYATT'S PATENT, B. F. Haugh & Co. agts. 74 S. Penn.
Silks. [ See Dry Goods.] SCOTT & MITCHELL, 10 W. Wash. Glenn W. & H. Glenns' blk.
*Silverware. [ See Watches and Jewelry.]
JENISON GEO. M. & ALEX. F. at the old stand, 24 E. Waslı.
Silver Platers. Higgins William B. 8 W. Wash.
*Smokers' Articles. MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Wash.
Soap and Candle Mnfrs. BERGMANN FRANCIS, end of West and 61 E. Wash. [See adv.]
WILES & REYNOLDS, 48 N. Penn. opp. Post Office.
Soda Water Mnfrs. KERN L. & J. 390 E. Mich. Scribner & Son, W. Indianapolis.
Spectacles. [ See Opticians.] *Sporting Munitions. MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Wash.
Stamping. LUEDERS MISSES, 38 S. Ill. up stairs. Lennert Sarah Mrs. 38 S. Ill.
Stair Builders. [ See Carpenters. also, Sash, &c.] Miller Henry, 360 N. East.
Printing and Binding, Shurtleff & Macauley, 13 W. Md.
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS!
FRAYSER & ROBINSON
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND
SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
No. 161 E. Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND., AND ZIEGFELD, GERARD & CO., 133 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO,
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
These Pianos took the First Premium at the Indiana State Fairs of 1865 and 1866, for the best PIANOS made in the State; also, First Premium for the best Square Pianos, also for the best Grand Pianos made in the United States, over twenty-seven Competitors.
We would respectfully call the attention of the public to our
IMPROVED GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. (With full Iron Frame) which for
Volume of Tone, Elasticity of Touch, and Beauty of Finish,
Are unsurpassed. By an ingenious arrangement of our Scales we succeeded to combine the durability and sweet singing tone of the IRON FRAME PIANO with the full, rich sound of the WOODEN FRAME, a result which no other makers have heretofore attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS.
DET Wholesale dealers will find it to their advantage to call. TRAYSER & ROBINSON, GEO. TRAYSER.]
[COL. W. J. II. ROBINSON
Premium Pianos, 161 E. Wash.
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Stationers.
| See Blank Books, also, Booksellers.]
Bowen, Stewart & Co. 18 West Wash. Braden William & James, 24 W. Wash.
MERRILL & CO. 5 E. Wash. SHURTLEFF & MACAULEY, 13 W. Md.
Sheets William, 79 W. Wash.
TODD, CARMICHAEL & WILLIAMS, Glenns' blk. E. Wash.
Werden & Sumwalt, 26 E. Wash.
*Stave and Heading Cut- ters.
KING J. & CO.
Pearl two doors W. of Miss.
Steam and Cas Pipe Fit- ters. [ See Gas Fitters.] DAVIS J. W. 110 S. Del.
*Steam Engines & Boilers. [ See Machinists.] SINKER & CO. 125 S. Penn.
Steam Gauges. HETHERINGTON BENJ. F. S. Penn. cor. South. SINKER & CO. 125 S. Penn.
Stencil Cutters.
Rexford Eugene M. 16 W. Md. Walker Edward, 32 S. Meridian, up stairs
Stereotypers.
Douglass & Conner, Circle ne. cor. Market Herald Co. 16} E. Wash.
Stocking Manufacturers. [ See Woolen Manufacturers.] Dow & Allen, 84 E. Market *Stoneware. WILES THOMAS, 32 S. N. J.
Stone Yards. [ See Marble Workers.]
Farmer Frank, lot cor. Ky. av. and Miss.
GODDARD & SONS, lot cor. Ky. av. and W. Ga.
Smith Ittenbach & Co. S. Penn. cor. Merrill
Storage. [See Freight Agents. ] Noel E. L. & E. B. 86 Va. av.
Stoves and Tinware. [ See Tin Plate and Sheet Iron.]
BLOCHER & MYERS, 117 W. Wash.
COX CHARLES, (Manuf. and Whol. Dealer) 76 W. Wash. Emrich Krause & Co. 274 East Wash.
Frankem I. L. 67 E. Wash.
McCreery & Fay, 56 E. Wash. McOuat R. L. & A. W. (Manfrs. and Dealers) 67 and 69 West Wash.
Munson & Johnston, 62 E. Wash. Tutewiler Bros. 230 E. Wash.
VOEGTLE & METZGER, 103 E. Wash.
Stoves and Hollow Ware. [ See House Furnishing.]
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