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O'Brian John, lab., h. 176 s. Ala. O'Brian John, lab., h. 76 s. Noble.
O'Brian John, lab., h. s. Noble.
O'Brian Michael, engineer, bds. 66 e. La.
O'Brian Patrick, engineer, h. 66 e. La.
O'Brian Thomas, lab., bds. 109 Mich. O'Brian Thomas, h. 60 cor. Ohio and Tenn.
O'Brien Thomas, ostler w. Allen & Hinesley.
O'Brien Timothy, lost baggage ag't, Ind. Cen. R. R., bds. Tre- mont House.
O'Brien William, brakeman P. & I. R. R., h. Peru.
O'Callaghan Dennis, lab., 196 s. Del.
O'Connell Patrick, lab., h. Va. ave., near Wash.
O'Conner Michael, lab., h. 33 e. Market.
O'Connor Michael, lab., h. s. Noble, near I. C. R. R.
O'Connor Morris, lab., h. bet. Geo. and La., and East and Noble.
O'Connor Patrick, lab., h. 98 e. Md.
O'Connor Thomas, shoemkr, 208 s. Del., bds. 174 s. Del.
O'Connor Thomas, lab., h. 210 s. Del.
Odem Mrs. Catharine, h. w. Market.
Oehler David, shoemkr, h. 38 Bluff rd.
Oelsclilager J. Benj., clk w. C. G. Perkins & Co., h. 111 Fort Wayne ave.
Off Gottleib, clk, bds. near Madison depot.
Oft Christian, sawyer, bds. Davidson.
Oglesby William F., telegraph operator, T. H. & R. R. R., bds. 44 s. Penn.
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INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY.
CHARLES A. WRIGHT,
REAL ESTATE, COLLECTING,
AND INSURANCE AGENT,
OFFICE, 86 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
>> Real Estate, Farms and Farming Lands, bought, sold and exchanged. Loans negotiated, Taxes paid, Houses and other property rented.
2 ARE AR FIRE INSURANCE O MPANY,
OF NEW YORK CITY. Paid up Cash Capital, $200,000, with $75,000 Surplus. W. JAFFRAY, JOSIAH W. BAKER,
SECRETARY.
PRESIDENT.
Insurance Effected on most Liberal Terms.
CHARLES A. WRIGHT, Agent,
NO. 86 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. LIEBER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
MOULDINGS AND FRAMES,
PICTURES, LOOKING GLASSES, French and American Glass, Oval and Square Frames, OF ALL SIZES, Ætna Insurance Building, Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
All kinds of Frames for Show Cards, Pictures and Paintings, promptly made to order.
SPENCER & SOCWELL, DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PRODUCE
No. 202 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Orders from the Country promptly filled and attended to.
RAY HOUSE, Two Squares South-east of Union Depot, cor. of Delaware and South Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND .. RAY & LAMBERT, PROPRIETORS.
TERMS, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Meals always ready in time for Railroad Trains. Large and well supplied Stables, Sheds and Yard for Live Stock, and Stock Received and Forwarded with promptness on any of the Rail Roads.
LOUIS S. GREUZARD, HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER, No. 134 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ALSO, Paints Landscapes, imitates Engravings in Crayon or in Oil, Gilding in all its branches, Decorations in every style,
In a word, he will do all kinds of work with neatness and dis- patch. Persons honoring him with their patronage may be sure of being pleased.
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Oglesby John H., com. mer., h. 38 s. Penn.
O'Halloran John, lab., h. 177 s. East.
Ohaver Patterson, well digger; h. Walnut, West Indianapolis.
OHIO HOUSE, Martin Neiman, propr, 31 w. Market. [See card.]
OHIO PREMIUM WOOLEN FACTORY, Merritt & Cough- len, proprs, s. side Wash., near White river.
Ohara Anthony, rolling mill, bds. s. Tenn.
Ohr Aaron D., clk Union depot ticket office, h. 41 w. Mich.
OHR HENRY, Gr. Scribe Sons of Temperance, off. at Gymna- sium, 30 s. Meri., h. 48 n. Del.
OHR JOHN H., ag't Adams Ex. Co., off. 12 e. Wash., h. 92 n. N. J. [See card facing inside front cover. ]
OHR MARTIN L., clk Adams Ex. off., bds. 48 n. Del.
Oiler Mrs. Margaret, h. 101 Railroad.
Oiler William, furniture finisher, alley, bet. East and Lib., h. 25 Lib.
Okey Edward H., stone-mason, h. 167 n. N. J.
Okey James D., carp., h. 183 n. N. J.
Okey Joseph B., inventor and dealer in patents, h. 144 n. East.
Okey Philip, fence builder, h. 228 n. N. J.
Olairy Michael, fireman, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
OLCOTT JOHN M., att'y at law, office 262 w. Wash., bds. 792 e. Wash.
Oliver Theodore S., butcher, Madison ave., near city limits.
Ottomans Herman, clerk, h. 138 w. Wash.
O'Mally Patrick, peddler, cor. Second and Tenn.
O'Mara James, porter Bates House.
O'Mara James, lab. Deaf and Damb Asylum,
O'Mara Richard, porter Bates House.
O'Neal James, railroadman, opp. Bates Mills.
O'Neal John, lab., h. 33 e. Market.
O'Neal Richard, h. 99 Va. ave.
O'Neill Edmund, tailor, h. 39 e. Wash.
O'Neill Michael, lab., h. near Canal, w. Md.
O'Neill Thomas, trader, bds. Little's Hotel.
Orchard Merrill, lab., h. 39 Hosbrook.
Orick Wm., farmer, w. Wash., w. Indianapolis.
O'Riley Edward, lab., h. 176 s. Ala.
O'Riley Douglass, plasterer, h. East, bet. South and La. Orlopp Richard, messenger Am. Ex. Co., h. 117 e. Market. Orth George, fireman, h. 25 Henry. Osborn Aaron, h. 232 n. N. J.
Osborn Aaron, lab., w. Wash., w. Indianapolis.
Osborn Miss, bds. 122 Ind. ave.
Osborn Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 99 Ind. ave.
OSBOURNE SAMUEL C., h. 232 cor. Tenn. and St. C.
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OSGOOD, SMITH & CO., (Judson R. Osgood, Samuel F. Smith and Samuel Allamon, last, peg, hub, spoke and felloe manu- facturers, 180 s. Ill.
Osgood Charles J., clerk w. Ludden & Lee.
OSGOOD JOHN B., painter, 16 e. Market, h. 15 e. Ohio.
Osgood Judson R., (Osgood, Smith & Co.,) h. 52 s. Meri.
Ostermeyer Auton, at Bellefontaine Depot, h. 15 Meek.
Ostermeyer Christian, drayman, h. 137 e. Ohio.
Ostermeyer Frederick, grocer and dry goods merch., 258 e. Wash., h. same.
Ostermeyer Louis, lab., 147 n. Lib.
Oswald Godfred, lab., h. 165 railroad.
Oswald Sebastian, cabinet maker, bds. 31 w. South.
OTIS WM. H., h. 42 s. Penn.
Ott John, wholesale and retail dealer and manufacturer of furni- ture, shop 117 w. Wash.
Ott Michael, at Rolling Mill, h. 269 s. East.
Otte William, carp., 155 e. Ohio.
Otten David, bds 41 Spring.
OTTEN DEITRICH, cigar manufacturer, 159 e. Wash., h. 41 n. Spring.
Otto Charles, bds. Wash, near Lawrenceburgh shop.
Otto Philip, porter, h. 77 Bluff rd.
Overman Charles, (col., ) servant Thos. L. Walpole.
Overstreet James, h. 86 Mass. ave.
Owens Benjamin, cabinet maker, h. 7 Ellsworth.
Owens Lafayette, ostler, 34 e. Md.
Owens Mrs. Lydia A., h. 205 n. Noble.
Owings Nicholas, student at law, bds. 87 e. South.
Owings Nathaniel jr., plasterer, bds. 87 e. South.
Owings Nathaniel sen., plasterer, h. 87 e. South.
Owsley William, carp., h. 11 Ellsworth.
Oylar Wm., painter, D. Ray, 20 s. Meri.
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Pabst Henry, tailor, Ill., bds. California House.
Paff William, (Buswell & Paff, ) h. 279 s. East.
Paine C. C., bds. Oriental House.
PAINE DANIEL L., foreman Sentinel news room, h. 131 w. Vt. Painter John, h. 227 n. Tenn.
Pake Henry baker, bds. 91 e. Wash.
PALMER EDWARD L., (Douglass & P., ) h. 40 s. Ill.
PALMER HOUSE, Jesse D. Carmichael, propr., cor: Ill. and Wash.
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PALMER HOUSE SALOON, Benjamin F. Johnson, propr., h. 99 w. Md.
Palmer John, blacksmith, bds. Mich rd., near Railroad.
Palmer Matthew, bds. 37 w. Md.
Palmer Nathan B., h. 37 w. Md.
Palmer Oscar S., fireman, bds. 28 s. Benton.
Palmer Trumble G., (P. & T.,) h. 90 n. Ill.
Palmer & Talbott, ( Trumble G. Palmer and Edwin N. Talbott,) staple and fancy dry goods, 37 e. Wash.
Parisette Joseph, confectioner and ice dealer, 15 n. Ill., h. same. PARK THERON, (P. & Dennis,) h. cor. Wash. and Tenn.
PARK & DENNIS, (Theron Park and Charles C. Dennis,) patent right depot, and agent for Ladd, Webster & Co 's and Holley's sewing machines, and Goffe's knitting machine, 82 w. Wash., Metropolitan Hall. (See card.)
Parker Columbus C., clerk, 28 s. Ill.
Parker Mrs. Catharine, h. 72 n. East.
Parker Regenald R., hosiery and notions, 7 n. Meri.
Parker Wilson, brickmason, h. 103 s. Tenn.
PARKMAN CHARLES B., secretary Rolling Mill Co., bds. 30 s. Tenn.
Parks Hiram J., (col.,) cook at Little's Hotel, h. 76 s. Benton.
Parks James, pattern maker, h. 12 n. N. J.
Parks Milton, student University, bds. 118 n. Penn.
Parley John, carp., h. 107 n. Noble.
Parmalee William H., clerk L. & Ind. Freight Depot, h. 141 n. Meri.
PARRISH HARDIN, note broker and dealer in real estate, off. 24 e. Wash., bds. Bates House.
Parrish Samuel, moulder, h. 104 s. N. J.
Parrish Solomon, at Washington Foundery, h. 104 s. N. J.
PARROTT HORACE, general ticket agent I. C. R. R., h. 141 n. Del.
PARRY CHARLES, Vice Pres. I. C. R. R.
PARRY CHARLES, M. D. (Parry & Wright,) office 12 e. Mar- ket, h. n. e. cor. Meri. and Ohio.
Parry Roger, blacksmith, h. 12 Henry.
PARRY & WRIGHT, (Charles Parry and Mansur H. Wright,) physicians and surgeons, 12 e. Market.
Parsley Asbury, teamster, h. 161 n. Ala.
Parsons Albert R., pianist, bds. Beach's Block, Tenn.
Parsons Charles A., frt. cond., Peru R. R. bds. Palmer House. Parson Hiram P., tailor S. C. Morgan, bds. Pyle House.
PARSONS JOHN J. supt. Sentinel Bindery, h. Beach's Block, . Tenn., cor. N. Y.
PARVIN THEOPHILUS, M. D. office 69 n. Ala., h. same. Pascoe James, boiler-maker, h. 44 s. Noble.
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Pasquier John B. carp., h. cor. Mich. and Davidson.
Patsker Frank, lab. h. 263, Mass. ave.
Patterson Edward W. stock trader, h. n. e. cor. Wal. and Ill.
Patterson Elizabeth, (col.) h. 123 w. Ohio.
PATTERSON JAMES M. livery, feed and sale stables, 34, e. Md., h. 104, Mass. ave.
Patterson John P. traveling agent, J. W. Holland, h. 85, n. N. J. Patterson John, carp., h. 30 s. Ill.
Patterson John, fence builder h. n. Meri., near First.
Patterson Robert H. sawyer bds. w. end n.
Patterson Samuel J. prop'r. R. R. City Mills, h. w. end North.
Patterson Samuel D., (Langsdale & Patterson,) h. Mich. road, op- posite Dr. Bobbs,
Patterson Lemuel, lab .. h. n. Meri., n. First.
Patterson William, contractor, h. 40, n. east.
PATTERSON WILLIAM, att'y at law and notary public, 30} w. Wash., 152 e. Ohio.
Paul Gerhard, shoemaker, h. 62, e. south.
Paul Henry, hose carriage driver, h. n. w. cor. South and Del.
Paul William, machinist, h. 99 Bates st.
Paylor - h. 142 e. Market.
Paynter Edward W., printer, bds. Batty House.
Payton Wm. B., currier, h. 139, n. West.
Paxton Alexander, bds. Bicking House.
Paxton Elizabeth Mrs., h. 3 Circle.
Peacock William H., engineer, e Wash., e. Pogue's Run.
Peaks Andrew, cooper, h. Noble st., w. Indianapolis.
Pearce William A., nursery, cor. Oriental and Mich. Rd.
Pearsall Peter R., Prof. of music, h. 26, s. Tenn.
Pearson Jones O .; machinist, h. 161 n. n. Miss.
Pearson Leonard, messenger Amer. Ex. Co., bds. Terre Haute. PEASLEE WASHINGTON A., patent stove dealer all along Wash. st., bds. Bates House.
PECK E. J., Pres. and Supt. T. H. & R. R. R., h. Md., bet. Ill. and Tenn.
Peck Thomas H. S., foreman Root, Bennett & Co., h. 85, Va. ave.,
Peck Thomas, pattern maker, h. 190 Va. ave.
Pedlow James C., blacksmith, I. and C. shop, h. c. end Market.
Pedlow Robert J., moulder, e. Wash., e. Pogues Run. Pedrick Phebe Mrs., dress maker, h. 48 Ind. ave.
Pee George W., salesman, J. A. Crossland, h. 71, w. N. Y.
PEELLE WM. A., Secretary of State, off. McQuat's Block, 11 Ky. ave.
Peiule John, carp., I. and C. shop, h. 107 n. Noble. - Pelit William, conductor I. C. R. R., h. 35 s. Noble. Pelsmer Michael. lab. h. 13 Meek.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
PALMER HOUSE,
AnnoME
J. D. CARMICHAEL, - - PROPRIETOR,
Cor. Washington and Illinois Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MUNSON'S COPPER TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD, WITH
SPIRAL FLANGES,
Continues to receive the highest marks of commenda- tion which science can give.
It has received First Premiums at the following places : NEW YORK STATE FAIR,
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR, ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, INDIANA STATE FAIR, MARYLAND INSTITUTE, AND THE! MECHANICS* INSTITUTE, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO STATE FAIR, CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR, AMERICAN INSTITUTE, OF NEW YORK CITY, FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, OF PHILADELPHIA, PA., AND THE NATIONAL FAIR, HELD AT LOUISVILLE, KY., AND AT A HOST OF COUNTY AND DISTRICT FAIRS, Held in different Sections of the Country.
It never has been" beaten in any contest, and never will be, where the'judges are scientific and practical men.
It has been recommended by hundreds of Professors in Colleges, and other scientific men, as the best Rod ever invented, and possessing all the elements necessary to protect buildings from Lightning.
Over Two Hundred Newspapers and other journals have spoken of it in terms of highest praise, and it has been liberally patronized by the most intelligent people where- ever introduced. Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Subscribers. State Rights for sale.
LOCKE & MUNSON
Proprietors and Manufacturers, OFFICE IN BLACKFORD'S BLOCK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE OPINION OF DR. BOYNTON.
As a sample of the numerous testimonials in our possession, we append the opinion of Dr. Boynton, the celebrated lecturer on Geology, Electricity, &c.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 2, 1860.
Having examined Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod with Spiral Flanges, I am free to say that it is the best Rod, by far, that I ever saw. Its chief points of superiority are, that it is Copper, which is one of the best conductors of electricity ; it is Tubular, and thus a greater surface is obtained at a smaller cost than if solid; its Spiral Flanges stiffen the rod, and their rough edges dissipate the electricity, and therein is much better than if the surface was smooth ; its connection is so complete that it is in effect a con- tinuons rod. I am fully persuaded that when it is properly erected, it is a complete protection against the disasters produced by lightning. JOHN F. BOYNTON.
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Pelton O. H., mes. U. S. Ex. Co., bds. Bates House.
Pendergast Enos, farmer, s. side w. Indianapolis.
Pendergast John, carp., bds. 107 s. Tenn. Pennel Harlow E., carriage painter at Gaston's, bds. - North. PENTECOST MAILON B., stock trader, h. 120 n. Ala.
Peoples Nancy Mrs., h. 123 n. Ala.
PERDUE HENRY, Photograph rooms 8} e. Wash. h. 29 Ind. ave .-- (see card)
Perdue Millon W., R. R. man, h. 83 Davidson.
Perigo Miss Sarah V., bds 89 e. Market.
Perine Alfred S. (P. and M.) w. Blakes Row.
PERINE CHARLES O., boarding house, h. 5 Beach's Block, n. Tenn.
Perine James B., book seller, h. n. N. J: bet. Market and Ohio. 1
Perine Peter R., coal agt., off. 48 s. Ill., h. 17, w. Geo.
Perine Theodore F., clk. coal off., bds., 17 w. Geo.
Perine & Mayhew, (Alfred T. Perine and James M. Mayhew) model builders, 1 Blakes Row, up stairs.
Perkins Barzelia, machinist, h. 25 Meek.
PERKINS CYRUS G., (C. G. P. & Co.,) h. 127 n. Ill.
Perkins Matilda, wid. (col.) mantua maker, h. 61 Ky. ave. PERKINS SAMUEL E., Judge Supreme Court, h. 152 w. N. Y. PERKINS C.G. & CO., (Cyrus G. Perkins and John O. D. Lilly)
wholesale and retail drugs, medieines, and dageurrean goods 14 w. Wash .- [see card.]
Perrott Samuel, groceries, 248, w. Wash., h. same.
Perrott William, grocer, 115 s. Tenn. h. same.
Perry Charles, (col.) barber and hairdresser. Palmer House. Perry John C., turner, 144 e. Ohio.
Perry Mrs. Margaret, h. 209 n. Ala.
Perry Samael A., carp., 111 s. Tenn.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS R. R. DEPOT, s. N. J.
Peterman David S. harness maker, bds 65 w. N. Y.
Peters William H. H., wagon maker, h. 146, cor. Bla. and w. North.
Peterson George, patent right agt., bds. Pyle House.
Peterson Jefferson, frt. conductor Bellefontaine R. R., h. 35 Lib.
Petre John, saloon keeper, 222 e. Wash., h. same.
Pettie James E., farmer, Mayhew & Drake's addition.
Pettie Mrs., 179 e. Market.
Petty Julius, farmer, h. 266 Ind. aue.
Pfafflin Theodore, (Klotz & P.) h. 15 w. North.
Pfleger Leonard, cook, Palmer House.
Pfeiffer John G., wood sawyer, h, 86 n. e. cor. n. Ala. and St. J. Pflezar George, expressman, 27 n. Noble.
Phelan John, bds. Little Hotel.
Phelan Martin, carrier, bds. 20 n. Penn.
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office 45} East Washington Street, College Hall Building, PERRIN, GEO. KK., Attorney and Counselor at Law,
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Phelan Patrick, lab. h. 288 Va. ave.
Phelan Wm., student Bryants Com. Col.
Phelam William, boiler mkr. bds. 288 Va. ave.
Phelps Allen, musician, h. n. Meri.
Phelys Allen E., saddler, h. 131 n. Meri.
PHELPS O., editor and prop. Indiana School Journal, off. and h. cor. Ash and Vine.
Phelps Simon B., engineer Jeff. R. R., h. La., bet. East and Noble. Phelps William, telegraph operator and clk. M. & I.R. R., h. 138 e. McC.
Phillips Isaac, bds. Hurds, n. West.
Phipps Charles, carriage mkr., bds. s. Noble, near South.
Phipps Charles R., sales H. A. Fletcher & Co., bds. 26 e. Market.
Phipps Edwin R., jewelry, bds. 26 e. Market.
Phipps Isaac N., real estate agt., 28 e. Market. h. 26 e. Market.
Phipps John M., carriage mkr. N. J., near Wash., h. s. Noble near South.
PHOENIX FIRE INS. CO., Hartford, Conn., No. I Blackford Block, John J. Hayden State and local agt.
Pickerill Rev. George W., Christian, bds. 44 n. Penn.
Pickering Charles H., foreman, Wiggins & Chandler, h. w. Wash. near river.
PIELE HENRY F., Supt. Capital saloon and restaurant, 14 e. Wash. bds. 14 e. Wash.
Piel William F., grocer, 240 e. Wash. h. 238 same.
Pierce Dr. Winslow G., (McK. & P.) h. 92 n. West.
Pierce William G., hackman, h. 117 n. Del.
Piersall Samuel, lab. w. Indianapolis.
Pierson John, baker, Deaf & Dumb Asylum.
Pierson Jonas O., machinist, h. 161 n. Miss.
Pierson Joseph, teamster, 147 e. Ohio.
Pierson Stephen D., cutter, h. 109 e. Ohio.
Pigg Francis, painter, h. 15 Harris. Pigg James, carp., h. 42 e. La.
Pigg Mrs. Sarah, (wid.) h. 42 e. La.
Pigg John, pump mkr bds. 42 e. La. Pike Charles R., engineer, Mich. rd., near city limits.
Piland Anderson H., carp., bds 183 Ind. ave.
Pilger Joseph, carp., h. 154 e. N. Y.
Pinney William H. H., produce dealer, 132 e. Market. Pipas John, tailor, bds. 119 e. Wash.
Pisano Martin, shoemkr, h. w. Wash. Pitkin Thomas, brakeman, bds. Tremont House. PITTS GEORGE W., ice dealer, h. 78, Ind. ave. Plackner Frank, lab., bds 135 w. Md. Plade Frederick, teamster at Weghorst, bds. same. Plant George, butcher, h. 193 e. Wash.
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Platt James, peg and last factory, h. 18 s. East.
Platt James M., peg and last factory, h. 18 s. East. PLATZ VALENTINE, printer, bds. Geo. near Farmers Hotel. Plogstarth Victor, stone mason, li. 164 s. w. cor. e. North and Lib. PLUMB & YOUNG, bill posters and distributers, leave orders at Journal and Sentinel offices.
Plummer George W., cooper, bds. East Street House.
Plummer Hiram, railroadman, bds. 82 e. Market.
Plummer Mrs. Mary, h. West Indianapolis, w. of river. Plummer Mrs. Eleanor, 82 e. Market.
PLUNKET CHARLES P., actor, bds. Palmer House.
Plunnel Miss Lucy, waiter, Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Pohlar Christian, lab., h. 312 Va. ave.
Pohlar William, lab., h. 314 Va. ave.
Polier Paul, gardener, h. 111 n. Meri.
Pollock Thomas, sec'y M. & I. R. R., h. Madison, Ind.
Pond Frederick S., turner, h. 249 s. Del.
Poole Adoniram J., engineer Bellefontaine R. R., h. 37 e. Geo. . Pope Christian, lab., h. 33 Harrison.
Pope Henry, paper mkr., h. 107 n. West.
Pope William, (Hotz & Pope,) bds. 136 s. Ill.
POORMAN DAVID S., clerk Ohio House.
Poppinsinkar Gottlieb, engineer, h. 108. s. Noble.
PORTER ALBERT G., member of Congress, 109 n. Del.
Porter Theodore R., tailor w. S. C. Morgan, h. 81 n. Meri.
Porter Theodore R., tailor, h. 35 e. Wash.
Porter Stephen, shoemkr, h. opp. old Bellefontaine car shop.
POSEY FRANK M., printer, Sentinel job rooms, bds. 793 e. Wash.
POST OFFICE, 1 and 3 s. Meri., John M. Talbott, post master.
Pottage Benjamin, hardware, 76 w. Wash., h. 91 w. Market.
Pottage Charles M., clk, 76 w. Wash., bds. 91 w. Market.
Pottage Wm., moulder, bds. 67 n. West.
Pottast Christian, lab., bds. Union.
Potter James, Cronk beer mkr, 32 Spring.
Potter Robert, farmer, h. West Indianapolis.
Pouder Milton, (Pouder & Borst,) 60 n .. East.
POUDER & BORST, (Milton Pouder and Frederick Borst, ) Central meat market, 59 e. Wash.
Powell William M., ag't I. & C. R. R., n. e. cor. Noble and Har- rison.
Powers Patrick, lab., h. 190 s. Penn.
Powers Jacob B., h. 23 s. Del.
Powers Julius L., student Bryant's Com'l Col. Powers Martin, porter Oriental House.
Powers Martin, lab., h. rear 39 s. Penn.
Powers Patrick, lab., h. 209 s. Penn.
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Powers Thomas, lab .; h. 21 alley, bet. East and Lib.
Powley Henry, carp., h. 88 Davidson.
Prasse Henry, (P. & Goeke,) h. 322 Va. ave.
Prasse & Goeke, grocers, 322 Va. ave.
Pratt Alphius H., sawyer, bds. 39 n. East.
Pratt William B., local freight ag't P. & I. R. R., off. at depot, h. e. Market, bet. Noble and Railroad.
Preflin Paul, gardener, h. n. Tenn., n. of Seventh.
Preis John, shoemkr, shop 218 e. Wash., h. same.
Prenger Frederick, carp., bds. 11 e. McCarty.
Pressel Augustus, carp., h. Oak and Cherry.
Pressel Mrs. Mary, h. 120 e. Mich.
Pressel Philip, carp., h. University.
Pressel Wm. H., carp., h. 70 e. La.
Pressen Thos. J., apprentice American off., bds. 72 n. Miss. Pressley John T., engineer Bellefontaine R. R., h. 75 s. East. Preston Elliott M., switch-tender, h. James.
Price Mrs. Elizabeth, teacher University, bds. 118 n. Penn. Price John R., book-binder, bds. Pyle House.
Price Wm. M., carp., h. 53 s. Benton. Price Wm. R., finisher, e. Market, e. of Cady.
Prindle -, sup't Union depot, bds. 107 s. Tenn.
PRINE THOMAS, (Donaldson M. & P.) bds. Bates House. Prinz John, porter w. Alford, Mills & Co., bds. Ky. ave., nr. Tenn. Pronge Charles, clk, 206 e. Ohio.
Pronger Fred., watchman Peru depot, h. cor. Davidson and Mich. Propus Ezekiel, butcher, h. s. Del., near cor. McCarty.
PROSSER HENRY, cutter w. Moritz, Bro. & Co., bds. Bates House.
Prosser John W .. tailor, bds. 27 s. Del.
Prosser John, tailor, bds. 52 s. Del.
Protzman Ferdinand, salesman, New York hat store, 109 Va. ave. Protzman John H., sexton 1st Baptist church, h. 109 Va. ave.
Punsae Wm., wagon mkr, h. 136 s. East.
PURCELL CHAS. W., photographic artist, rooms Ray's blg, 263 w. Wash., h. 96 n. Miss. Purnell John, cabinet mkr, h. 28 s. Meri.
Pursel Jonathan, shoemkr, 78 s. Penn.
Pursell Mrs. Sarah, (col.) h. 192 e. St. Clair.
Purviance J. H., messenger American Ex. Co., bds. Bates House. PYLE JOHN, propr Pyle House, cor. Md. and Ill.
Pyle John E. bds. Macy House.
Qauke Massinlieno, image mkr, e. South. Quaesser Julius, harness mkr, h. 275 Va. ave.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL
FOR 1861.
This Educational Monthly, published under the patronage of the State Teachers' Association, will enter upon its sixth year with the January No., 1861. A board of Associate Editors, and a Mathematical Editor, are appointed by the Association,
It has been enlarged, and the style of type changed so that it contains nearly double its original amount of reading matter.
The School Journal is enlivened by a letter in each No. from a correspondent in Europe.
The School Journal is a good advertising medium, as its circu- lation is not confined to any part of the State. Our subscription list has grown rapidly during the year 1860. The Editor will spend considerable time visiting different parts of the State during the year 1861. Subscribers wanting places as teachers, or trustees wanting competent teachors, can use the Journal for making their wants known free of charge.
It will be sent to subscribers for One Dollar a year in advance. The subscription price can be sent by mail at our risk.
O. PHELPS, Editor and Proprietor.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
HINESLEY & KELLY. Wholesale Dealers in SADDLERY
HARDWARE,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS, & C.,
NO. 34 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
D. J. CALLINAN, Successor to M. A, Gilligan, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, Straw Goods, Embroideries and Lace Goods, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES AND TRIMMINGS, No. 10 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY.
QUAKER CITY F. & M. INS. CO.,, Phila., .Spann & Hall, ag'ts, off. s. w. cor. Wash. and Meri.
Quante Fred. W., cigar mkr, bds. Jefferson House, South.
Quante William, cigar mkr, bds. 31 e. South.
Quigley Patrick, shoemkr, h. Ala., near Merrill.
Quigley Matthew, moulder, bds. 66 s. Del.
QUIMBY CARLOS W., att'y at law, off. 353 e. Wash., h. 24 s. Illinois.
Quimby Harriet N., millinery goods, 24 s. Ill., h. same.
Quinius Rev. Hermann, United Lutheran and Reform, h. under church.
Quinn James, lab., h. 199 e. Ohio.
Quinn John, lab., 199 e. Ohio.
Quinn William, clk, h. alley, bet. Market and Wash. and bet. N. J. and East.
Quinn William, steward Tremont House.
Quinn William, brakeman Jeff. R. R., h. 191 s. Del.
Quintal Joseph, harness mkr, h. n. Lib., bet. Market and Ohio,
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Radad Joseph, yardman Spencer House. Rafert Anthony, carp., h. 210 n. Ala.
Rafert Charles W., switchman Peru R. R., h. 79 e. Merrill.
Rafert Charles carp., h. 119 n. Meri.
Rafert Frederick, carp., h. First, bet. n. Meri. and Penn.
Rafert Henry, carp., h. 156 n. West. Rafert William, lab., h. 242 Railroad.
Rafferty Arthur, shoemkr, bds. 169 s. Miss.
Ragin Edmond, boiler mkr, h. 168 s. Tennessee.
Raible Charles P., carp., e. Wash., e. of Cady. Ralfgrame Dr., phys., bds. Little's Hotel.
RAMSAY'S BLOCK, cor. Ill. and Md.
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