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955 Stove and Grate Foundry. Water street, between Seventh and Eighth.
Meddows & M'Grain, MANUFACTURERS OF
Stoves, Grates, Tea Kettles, Sad Irons, and all kinds of LIGHT CASTINGS,
Are now prepared to furnish the city and country trade with articles in the above line, at prices as low, and of as good a quality as any establishment in the West. Specimens of their work can be seen, either at the Foundry, at T. & J. MoGrain's, Fourth street, ot at M'Grain & Merriwether's, Main street, where all orders will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. Purchasers are respectfully in- vited to examine our assortment.
WILLIAM KAYE, Brass and Bell Founder,
Scale Manufacturer, Near the corner of Second and Water streets.
Market-st. Foundry No. 298 Market street, between Eighth and Ninth, LOUISVILLE, KY. 19
TOBBS & BEARCE,
MANUFACTURERS DES
Power Looms, Hemp Rakes, Grate Fronts, and Castings OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. All orders promptly attended to at the shortest notice.
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IRON FOUNDRY
JOSEPH BROOKSHAW On Water street, between Seventh and Eighth. MANUFACTURER OF MALLABLE IRON, SHAFTS, COTTON SCREWS, &C. Also manufactures every article FOR BUILDING ENGINES.
FULTON FOUNDRY.
Glover, M'Dougal, & Co. STEAM ENGINE MANUFACTURERS, South side Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
EAGLE FOUNDRY. WALLACE, LITHGOW, & CO. Are now prepared to fill all orders for Stoves, Grates, S.c. S.c. And would call the attention of the public to our assortment now on hand. consisting in part of Premium Cooking Stoves, 5 different sizes. Fluted Coal Stoves, 5 do. do.
Ten plate Stoves,
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Seven plate and square Boon Stoves. Fancy Parlor Stoves, all sizes and patterns. Air tight Ironing Stoves. Wagon Boxes.
Mantle and plain Grates. Andirons, &c. All of which we will sell at the lowest wholesale prices.
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CITY FOUNDRY.
JABEZ BALDWIN, ENAMELED GRATE MANUFACTURER, No. 725 Main street, between Preston and Floyd. Executes every description of fine castings. Also, all kinds of castings made to order. Plough Castings, Sad Irons, Wagon boxes, together with a variety of Iron Castings, kept on hand at wholesale and retail.
COLLINGRIDGE, LAWSON, & CO. KENTUCKY BRASS & BELL FOUNDRY, AND MACHINE SHOP No. 304 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth, MANUFACTURERS OF All kinds of Engines, Pumps, and Bells.
FOUNDRY. UNION BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY, No. 294 Main st., between Ninth and Tenth,
JOHN T. BROOKS & CO. PROPRIETORS, MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, And all kinds of
Machinery, Brass and Iron Castings, Fire Grates, Bars, AND BLACKSMITH WORK In the neatest manner and on the shortest notice. 82*
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D. LANE, SHEET IRON WORKER, Nos. 279-'83 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth. LOUISVILLE, KY.
All kinds of Steamboat Sheet Iron work made to order. Repairing done at short notice. Always on hand, STOVES and GRATES of all sizes and of the latest and most im. proved patterns. Stove Pipe, and Stove and Grate Pans, of all kinds. Rivets and Burrs for Machinery, Belts, &c. Washers of all sizes, to suit Block makers, Boat builders, and Machinists. For sale low at the sign of the
Steamboat Chimneys.
WILLIAM KINNEY, PATTERN MAKER AND MACHINIST, No. 31, Ninth street, between Main and Market. Opposite the Washington Foundry, LOUISVILLE, KY.
E. V. BUNN, MACHINIST, Office, No. 562 Main st., first door above Galt House,
Is prepared to do all kinds of Machine work, and has always on hand Wool-Carding Machines of the latest improvement, together with a supply of Machine Cards, all of which, with regard to utility, are warranted to be inferior to none.
There is also attached to the establishment, a PLANING MACHINE and Circular Saws, for the purpose of dressing Boards of every description, Slatts, &c. All orders prompt- ly attended to at short notice.
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LOUISVILLE PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY. No. 613 Main Street, above First.
Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he is prepared to do HOUSE WORK, and all kinds of BLACK. SMITHING. He will also put up Hoisting Wheels, on a new and superior plan; Lightning Rods, Iron Steps, and Awning Frames, at the shortest notice, and as cheap as work of the kind can be procured any where West of the Mountains.
LOUISVILLE
CARRIAGE
No. 688-'6, and 678 Main Street, adjoining the Galt House, Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of Carriages of ev- ery description, of the best quality, and well finished which- he offers for sale on reasonable terms. Repairing done with despatch, at the lowest rates.
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COACH MANUFACTORY, MAIN STREET, Nearly opposite the Galt House.
JOSEPH W. CHASE, Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand Coaches, Cabriolettes, Rockaways, Bug- gies, and every description of Carriage, Which he warrants of superior workmanship and finish.
Orders for Carriages, or for Repairing promptly executed, at No. 597 Main Street.
COACH MANUFACTORY No. 741 Main street, corner of Preston.
J.D. COLVIN, (FORMERLY OF BALTIMORE.) Manufacturer of Carriages OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. -Work done in a superior manner and warranted.
Louisville Coach and Carriage MANUFACTORY, I F. STONE & CO. (PROPRIETORS,) No 609 Main st., near First, one square above Galt House, (Repository in Lexington,) Keep always on hand, a general assortment of every descrip. tion of Carriages, upon as liberal terms as they can be pur- chased East, or elsewhere.
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Coach Manufactory,
No. 483, Jefferson street, corner Third, THOS. ROBINSON
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand, a large as- sortment of Coaches, Cabriolettes, Rockaways, Buggies, and Carriages of every description.
Prompt attention will be paid to all orders. Persons wishing to purchase are respectfully invited to call and ex- amine my stock previous to purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Repairing done in the neatest style.
THOMAS A. SERVICE, COACH MANUFACTURER, No. 332, Main street, between Eighth and Ninth. Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of Coaches, Barouches, and Carriages of every description, and most fashionable style ..
(All orders promptly executed.
GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE, No. 88, Fourth street, between Main and Market, Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Alse -- Grain, Grass, and Field Seeds, such as Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Buckwheat, Barley, Clover, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue tirass, Red Top, Millet, Lucern, Eng- 'lish Rye, Grass, Hemp seed, Potatoes, Artichokes, and Cu- ba Tobacco Seed.
Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, a good supply, always on hand.
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Louisville Wholesale and Retail SEED AND AGRICULTURAL TORE. GEORGE, LAPPING, & CO.
No. 79, 4th street, between Main and Market.
All kinds of Agricultural Implements-such as Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Ploughs, Wheat Fans, Churns, Bee hives, Scythes, Scythe-Snaths, Grain Cradles, Cultiva. tors, Horse.Powers, and Thrashing Machines, Vegetable and Straw Cutters, Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers, con- stantly on hand ..
Also-Grain, Grass, and Field Seeds-such as Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn. Buckwheat, Barley, C'lover, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, Red Top, Millet, Lucern, Eng- lish Rye, Grass, Hemp Seed, Potatoes, Artichokes, and Cu- ba Tobacco Seed.
Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, a good supply, always on hand.
We are agents for different Nurseries and Florists, East and West.
G., L., & CO. are also, wholesale and retail dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, &c. &c.
EDWARD WILSON,
FLORIST
No. 593, Walnut street, near the Marine Hospital. Keeps constantly on hand, and for sale, a choice variety of Green-House Flowering Plants. Also-Tulips, Hyacinths, Dahlias, Flower Seeds, and a great variety of Ornamental Shrubs and Trees, &c. Orders carefully packed up for exportation,
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J. F . BAST, IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 505, Market street, between 2d and 3d,
Manufactures and keeps on hand, and for sale on the most reasonable terms, a large stock of Havana, Regalia, Principe Cigars, Snuff, and Tobacco of every Description.
J. F. SUPLEE, Tobacconist and Cigar Manufacturer
No. 511, Market street, between 2d and 3d. Where may always be found a large assortment of Cigars and Tobacco of every description, and as low as can be found in the market.
D. J. HARRIS, OBAC
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IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS, Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand a large assort- ment of Havana, Regalia and Principe Cigars, Snuff, and Tobacco, of every description.
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
No. 249, Market street, one door above Tenti. Chewing Tobacco of all kinds manufactured as above, from selections of Kentucky and Missouri Leaf, but partic- ularly pound and half-pound lumps.
Country Merchants, Grocers, dec., are respectfully invited to call.
All Tobacco manufactured at our establishment, we will warrant, and should it not come up to the warranty, we will at any time take back the same and refund the money. WM. & B. MUSSELMAN.
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T. H. ATKINSON'S
PLANE.
MANUFACTORY, No. 105, Third Street, Between Market and Jefferson, next door to Post Ofice. IO A general assortment constantly on hand. Merchants supplied at the usual discount.
LEMUEL POWELL, ELECTRO METALLURGIST, Gold, Silver, Copper, and Brass Plating, No. 90, 3d-st., bt. Market and Jefferson, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Copper Lightning-Rod Points plated and tipt with gold or platina, after the plan adopted on the Royal Exchhangs, London, and one of the Professors of Astronomy at Yale College, New Haven, Connecticut.
Also-Manufacturer of Saddlery Hardware.
GEORGE W. DAVIS, House Carpenter &. Joiner,. No. 655, Market-st., between 1st and 2d, Buildings of every description contracted for, and put up in best workmanlike manner. Also-All kinds of work in his line of business execu. ted in the neatest style.
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JOSHUA J. HAIR BLOCK & PUMP-MAKER
Boat Builder, Wood Turner, and manufac- turer of Bedsteads.
Water street, between Eighth and Ninth
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Job work of every description done at the shortest notice. Also-Keeps constantly on hand, Blocks, Pumps, Gars, Poles. Spars, &c., &c. Iron work done at the shortest- notice.
STONE WARE MANUFACTORY. reduze
GEO. W. DOANE
Still continues to manufacture, Stone Ware, Flower Pots of all descriptions. Also-Plain and Omamental Vases. He has now on hand and for sale, at his establishment,
No. 728, Main, corner of Preston street, A splendid article, which he warrants superior to any man- ufactured in the Western country.
P. HUSSER, No. 512, Market street, betbeen 24 and.3d,
MANUFACTUREBIOF (LARD 70ILOH Sperm, Star, and Mould Candles, Soap, &c. Cash paid for Tallow. 'All orders promptly attended to at short notice. 23
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LOUISVILLE SCALE MANUFACTORY, No. 59, 6th-st., hco doors above Market.
NELSON & DAVIS, SCALE MAKERS,
Are constantly build- ing, or will make to order, Platform Scales Patent balances, Drug- gists' Scales, Counter Scales, and all kinds of weighing machines, at. Pittsburgh prices.
G. W. Herbert & Co., FRENCH BUHR MILL STONE Manufacturers, dealers in BOLTING CLOTH. And Mill Furnishing generally. No. 194, Water-st., between 2d and 3d. Raccoon Bulirs, Laurel Hill Stones, Smut Machines, Mill Irons, Screen Wire, Plaster Paris, &c., all warranted.
Harris & Johnston, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, Over 531, Main street, between Second and Third, them , and opposite the Bank of Kentucky. Marking Plates cut, and Lumbermen's Lines made.
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DUNN & HAMSLEY,
PLOUGH AND WAGON MANUFACTURERS, No. 319, Main street, corner of Eighth.
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand, a fine and large assortment of Ploughs, from No. 1 to 9, inclusive. Ploughs made to order, with or without coulters; Cultiva. tors, Harrows, Wagons, Carts, Drays, de., made of all sizes, suitable for this and the Southera country. A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers.
All orders promptly attended to.
H. HAYS CO.,
No. 811, Main-t., corner Hancockil
Manufacturers of all kinds of
PLOUGS, WAGONS, CARTS, PLOUGH CASTINGS and CAST WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Made to order at their establishment, Tor adilo
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S. D. & H. H. McCALEB,
Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers, Nos. 672 and 674, Main-st, bt. Brook and Floyd, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Manufacture to order, and keep constantly on hand, a large stock of Wagons of every description, suitable for this and the lower country market, Peddlers' Wagons, Carts, Drays, &c., and forsale on the most reasonable terms. All orders promptly attended to.
BENTS & TIMMINS,
Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers,
Nos. 193 and 799, Market street, corner Hancock.
Manufacture to order, and keep constantly on hand, Wagons of every description, made in the best workmanlike manner, which they offer for sale on reasonable terms.
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MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN M. SALVE, (FROM PARIS,)
No. 479, Jefferson street, nearly opposite the Post Ofice.
Manufacturer and Undertaker of Italian and Eastern Marble Monuments. Also-Stone Work, Tomb-Stones and Monuments of every description; engraving and carving done neatly, and in the best style; Mantle-pieces ornamen- ted; Mosaic Work; Baptismal Fonts; Turned Work, such as Urns. Ballusters, Caps for Columns, Fountains, &c.
Any shipping orders addressed to M. Salve, from any part of the country, for monuments, or any piece of furni- ture in his line, will be promptly attended to.
NEEDHAM'S STONE - CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 326, Main-st., between 8th and 9th,
Where may be found, White Marble and Lime Stone Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, and every description of Building Work; all of which will be sold reasonable; and all work sent to a distance warranted to go safe.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Lettering, and all kinds of ornamental work.
KENTUCKY HALL COFFEE HOUSE, DANIEL KESTEN,
No. 79, Fifth street, between Main and Market streets,
Keeps constantly on hand, the choicest Liquors that can be obtained in the market. 23*
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRANSPARENT WINDOW CURTAIN MANUFACTORY, No. 434, Jefferson street, between Fourth and Fifth.
T. P. AS
Manufactures, and keeps constantly on hand, an exten- sive assortment of oil painted Window Shades, warranted to wash, and retain their color in any climate.
Screens and Illuminated Signs for Hotels, Bars, Taverns and Coffee Houses, got up in a superior style, and any size required, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Sign Painting and Lettering in all its branches, execu- ted with neatness, punctuality, and dispatch, on very mod. erate terms.
J. R. THOMPSON'S GAS LIGHT
LIVERY STABLES
No. 595, Main, and Nos. 560 and 562 Market, between First and Second streets.
Is prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice, the best of Horses and Carriages, Baronches, Buggies, Gigs, &e., which for speed, elegance and comfort, are unsurpassed in the Union. Also-A line of stage coaches can be furnished at all times, to convey parties or passengers to any distance.
Alexander Maxwell, ESLIVERY STABLE, &
No. 377, Jefferson street, between 6th and 7th. A splendid collection of Horses and Carriages of every de- scription, which for speed, elegance, and comfort are unsurpass- ed in the city. A. M. also runs a public Haek. 17 Terms moderate.
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ESLIVERY STABLE, ES I
Third-st., bt. Jefferson and Green, near the Post Ofice.
Is prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice, Horses, Carri. ages, Barouches, Buggies, Gigs, &c., on the most reasonable terms. This establishment has been long conducted in such a manner as to give general satisfaction to a generous public.
HOLMES & BEARD, ESLIVERY STABLE, 2
No. 533, Market st., between Second and Third. A splendid collection of Horses, Cafringes, Coaches, Buggies, Gigs, &c., &c., are to be found at this establishment- Terms moderate.
T. G. RUCKER'S CENTRE STREET LIVERY STABLE,
No. 10, Centre street, between Green & Walnut. A splendid collection of Horses, Carriages, Buggies, &c., which for speed, elegance, and comfort are unsurpassed. [ Terms moderate. Also-Dealer in Horses, Mules, &c.
WILLIAM O. KIDD, LIVERY STABLE,
No: 469, Jefferson street, between 3d and 4th. Is prepared to furnish, at short notice, Horses and Carringes. of every description, which equal to any west of the mountains-
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TO THE LADIES & GENTLEMEN Of the City of Louisville and vicinity.
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT PLACE OF RESORT, WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS.
WOODLAND GARDEN, No. 995 Main st., above Wenzel, Is now open, having been entirely re-fitted, the proprietor sparing no means to arrange it in its former beauty, as it was when first opened as a Pleasure Garden. It has been ar- ranged for every accommodation of visiters. The proprie- tor has also erected
Several Arbors in the midst of the Garden. Where Ladies and Gentlemen can pass away a few hours with the greatest of pleasure, surrounded by the green leaved trees and fragrant rose-bushes, which reach hand in hand, cannot be otherwise than very agreeable to all who may visit this Garden, either in the winter or summer.
Of every description are at all times in readiness, and served up by the Proprietor, who endeavors to please visiters with the best of every thing that can be asked for. He would respectfully invite the attention of the public, and share a generous patronage.
PETER W. BERGANTZ, PROPRIETOR.
John B. Frantz & Brother COFFEE HOUSE, AND DEALERS IN Groceries and Foreign and Domestic Liquors, North corner of Market and State streets, NEW ALBANY, IA.
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NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY, FOR 1845-1846,
CHARTER OFFICERS. William Clark, Mayor. CITY COUNCILMEN.
First Ward .- George Gresham, Thomas Lines, Olien Cassell.
Second Ward .- Wm. M. Weir, P. M. Wilcox, Stephen Beers. Third Ward .- Abraham Case, Wm. Plummer, David Wilkinson.
Fourth Ward .- J. A. Moffatt, W. E. Rhea, J Q. A. Smith.
J. L. Newbanks, Marshall.
J. C. Moodey, City Attorney. Wm. A. Snilner, Clerk. Stewart W Cayce, Collector. P. A. Roan, Recorder.
Jesse Durnell, Constable.
J. 1 .. Wicks, Wharf Master.
Thomas Linex, Street Commissioner. John Linex, Sexton.
John S Davis, State Senator.
John Jones, Representative.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
B. B. Walker, Sheriff.
R. F. Freeman, Deputy Sheriff.
H. W. Smith, County Clerk. Seth Woodruff, Probate Judge .. Wm. Underhill, Associate Judge.
Mr. Williams, w .do do. Augustus Bradley, Auditor.
14Wm. Speake, Treasurer.
Samuel H. Owen, Recorder.
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POST OFFICE. High street, n s, bt 3d and 4th-Calvin Rutter, Post Master.
FIREMENS' ASSOCIATION. Peleg Fiske, President. Wm. M. Weir, Vice President. Stuart W. Cayce, Secretary. J. R. Shields, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY, No. 1. E. L. Taylor, Foreman. Wm. M. Weir, Assistant Foreman. S. Griffin, Secretary.
HOOSIER FIRE COMPANY, No. 2. B. Marshall, 1st Director. John Thompson, 2d Director. Stuart W. Cayce, Secretary.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. David Hedden, 1st Foreman. Richard F. Freeman, Assistant Foreman.
MILITARY COMPANIES. SPENCER GRAYS. W. L. Sanderson, Captain. S. W. Cayce, 1st Lieutenant. T. S. Henkle, 2d do. A. M. Jackson, Ensign.
INDIANA BLUES. Jerome B. Beers, Captain. C. W. Betterton, 1st Lieutenant. C. B. Vandyke, 2d do. Wm. H. Kirk, Ensign.
First Presbyterian Church, State, between Market and Spring-Rev. DANIEL STEWART, Pastor. Second Presbyterian Church, w a 4th, bt High and Mar- ket-Rev. E. R. BEADLE, Pastor. Methodist Wesley Chapel, e lower Ist and Market- Rev. M. HOLLIDAY, Pastor.
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Methodist Century Church, n s Spring, bt 3d and 4th --
Rev Mr. CRAWFORD, Pastor.
Protestant Episcopal, St. Paul's, Spring, bt 2d and 3d- Rev. W. SANDERS, Pastor.
First Baptist Church, 3d bt High and Market-Rev. SsTa WOODRUFF, Pastor.
Lutheran Church, State street.
United Brethren, lower Market, bt Washington and La- fayette.
Christian Church, c 3d and Market-Elder M. R. THIEM- BLE, Pastor.
Roman Catholic, St. Peter's, c upper Market and 7th- Rev. M. NAISON, Pastor.
Universalist Church, State, bt Market and Spring.
Baptist, (colored,) lower 1st, bt Spring and Elm.
Methodist (colored,) w High street.
MASONIC LODGE, First Street, between Market and High. A. S. Rager, M. Wm. Love, s. w. T. A. Hutchinson, J. w. Daniel Wilkinson, S.
ODD FELLOWS' ASSOCIATION. New Albany Lodge No. 10.
Jeremiah Warner, N.G. William Beeler, v. G. Stuart W. Cayce, s. Peleg Fiske, T. Hall on High st, bt State and u 1st.
NEW ALBANY INSURANCE OFFICE. High st, bt upper 1st and 2d. Thos, Danforth, SEC'T.
NEW ALBANY BRANCH BANK. Corner of High and 3d sts. M. C. Fitch, Pres't. I.R. Shields, Cash'y. V.A. Pippin, T. 4.C.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. Corner Elm and u 6th. Rev. D. D. Matthews, Pres't. Rev. James Wood, Prof.
PUBLIC SCHOOL. On upper 1st. G. H. Harrison, Teacher.
276 FEMALE, SEMINARY. High street, between Bank and Pearl. Rev. E. R. Beadle, Principal.
ANDERSON'S FEMALE SEMINARY. Market, bi lower 5th and 6th. I. B. Anderson, Principal.
Rev. M. Smith, Mathematics.
S. F. Otis, Phisiology.
Miss Nancy M Anderson, Botany and Nat. Philosophy. Miss Ann R. Curry, Primary Department.
Miss Mary E. Butler, Assistant in Primary Department,
Miss Elisa A. Haynes, Music.
Rev. Frederick Dalits, German Language.
Mons. A. Mulier, French Language.
NEW ALBANY FOUNDRY, Water street. Hise, Lent & Cor proprietors.
IRON FOUNDRY, Water street. James & Royce, proprietors.
. OIL MILL, Oak street, bt 2d and 3d. J. Spitler, proprietor.
- NEW ALBANY PATENT BAGGING FACTORY. Corner of Oak and 1st. Brooks, Fitch, Cutler & Co., proprietors.
LARD FACTORY, High, bt upper 3d and 4th. W. Reisinger, p.oprietor.
STARCH FACTORY, Oak, bt 1st and 2d.
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NAMES AND RESIDENCES
OF THE BUSINESS POPULATION IN THE CITY OF NEW ALBANY. ON THE FIRST DAY OF _SEPTEMBER, 1845.
Abbott John, baker & grocer, bank bt market and High. Anderson J B, principal of female seminary, e 3d and high. Armstrong John, grocer, Spring, c 6th, Austin John, merchant, c market and pearl. Applegate Charles B, grocer, pearl, bt market and high.
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Badger James, grocer, c market and bank. Baker J, hot coffee and cider mer, mkt, bt state and pearl. Barret & Champers, attys at law, office high, bt State & 5th. Beadle M Rev, principal of female seminary.
Beer S, magistrate, high, bt lat and 2d. Benton Wm N, grocer, high, bt 1st and 2d.
Benton E W, flour and produce dealer, high, bt 2d and 3d. Bern D, watch maker, high, bt Ist and 2d.
Bess J, boot and shoe maker, high, bt state and 1st. Betterton & Dorsey, cabinet makers, high, bt 2d and 3d. Bogert Henry, keeps coffee h, high, bt Ist and 2d. Bowling and Rushall, painters, high, bt 1st and 2d. Branch bank, c high and 3d.
Brayman Henry, keeps Traveller's Rest, water,
Brevets H, grocer, c high and 4th.
Brooks & Paxton, china, glass and queen's ware merchants, high, bt state and pearl.
Brown Lewis, bellows maker, market, c Vincennes. Brown J, tailor, market, bt state and 1st. Bullitt W, atty at law, state near market. Butler A C Mrs, dry goods merchant, high, bt 1st and 2d. 24
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Campbell H, produce dealer, market, bt state and pearl. Caster E M, baker, high, bt state and 1st. Case Abraham, saddler, high, bt state and pearl. Cayce Stuart W, city collector, high, bt state and pearl. Clapp & Scribner, druggist, high, bt state & pearl. Clapp A, f Clapp & Scribner, high, bt state and pearl. Clapp A, M D, office at store.
Clerk's office, c spring and state.
Cobb J R, grocer, below 6th.
Collins J & H, attorneys at law, bank, between market and high.
Collins Margaret Miss, milliner, high, bt pearl and bank. Collins T H, stove, tin and copper ware mer, high, bt state and pearl.
Conner & Remeking, dry goods mer, bt 2d and 3d. Conner & Co, dry goods mer, pearl, bt market and high. Conner Thomas, prprir ferry boat, h water.
Conner Jefferson, dry goods mer, high, e pearl.
Cook Samuel, grocer, high, bt 4th and 5th. Cook Wi, clerk Samuel Cook's, high, bt 4th and 5th. County jail, c spring and state.
Court-house, state, bt spring and market.
Crane D, leather dealer, pearl, bt market & high. Crane L C, h high, bt 4th and 5th.
Criss & Armstrong, boat builders, water.
Culberton W S & J C. dry goods mer, e 1st and high. Culvier J A, blacksmith, water.
Cutter E, grocer, market below 6th,
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Day C R, book merchant, high, bt state and Ist. Day Silas C, dry goods dealer, high, bt 1st and 2d. Day A, clerk at Silas Day's, high, bt Ist and 2d. Deming D D, carriage maker, state near spring. Draper T L, livery stable, 4th bt market and high. Dorman & Humphrey, boat builders, water. Dowe T D, merchant, market bt state and pearl. Dowling Henry, 2 D, office 2d bt market and spring. Duff J T, grocer, state, bt market and high. Durnell Jessee, constable, market, bt 1st and 2d.
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Evans John, capt, prprtr steam mills and boat builder, water. Ethell'B P, book mer, high bt state and pearl. Etinger James, boot and shoe maker, high, bt Ist and 2d.
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Fellon & Kirk, hat m, market, bt state and 1st. Field J, Mrs, milliner, high, bt state and pearl. Field James, upholsterer, high, bt state and pearl. Filler & Fox, hat manufacturers, high bt state and let. Freeman R F, keeps livery stable, state near market. Frentz J B & C, keep social hall, c market and state. Frentz J B & Co, cabinet maker, bt 3d and 4th.
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Gazette office, high, bt 2d and state. Galetz David, cigar maker, high, bt 1st and 2d. Gilmer Joseph, plain maker, high, bt 2d and 3d. Goodlet M, atty at law, office state, near market. Gorner L L, painter, high, bt 1st and 2d. Grant Emily Ann Miss, milliner, pearl, bt market and high. Graves G H, liquor dealer, pearl, bt market and high. Gray Samuel, millinery store, high, bt 3d sud 4th.
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