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THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDERY.
PLAIN & FANCY INKS. HAND & POWER PRESSES,
AND
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CH 1856
CINCINN
RULES, §C., &C.
Metal & Wood Type, Cases,
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
CORNER VINE AND LONGWORTH STREETS,
CINCINNATI,
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BUSINESS MIRROR.
GARRETT & NORRIS, 86} E. Wash st. (See page 176.) HOBBS & WORTH, No. 70 E. Wash. st. (See page 176.) McKernan & Edgar, No. 39} W. Wash. st.
WALDO & McDONALD, 38} W. Wash. st. (See page 176.) WILEY WM. Y., 10} E. Wash. st. {See page 178.)
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Saloons.
Arbour, Bates House, W. T. Copp, Prop.
Balke Chas., Wash. bet. N. J. and East sts.
Broad Guage, Ill. bet. Wash. and Market sts. C. L. Curtis, Prop.
Ballwigs F., Wash. bet. Tenn. and Miss sts.
Carles Joseph, South bet. Del. and Penn. sts.
CHRYSTAL PALACE, 44 W. Wash. st. E. Beck, Prop. See page 186.)
Duns, Ill. bet. Wash. and Market st. Tom. Dum, Prop.
EMPIRE, 23 W. Wash. st. Bebee & McCarty, Prop. (See page 188.)
Fremont, Basement Little's Hotel, L. Sampson, Prop. Magnolia, Ill. bet. Wash. and Md. H. DeNight, Prop. MARTIN HUG, 14 E. Wash. st. (See page 188.)
NATIONAL, Meri. opp. Athenium, G. Rhodius & Co. Prop. (See page 184.)
PEARL, basement of Wright House, Lov. Eppinger, Prop. (See page 188.)
Palmer House, basement of Palmer House.
Rinkle Jacob. cor. Ill. and La. sts.
Schmidt John, 78 W. Wash. st. Schoolcraft Wm., Wash. bet. Miss. and Canal sts.
Union Hall, Wash. bet. Del. and Ala. sts.
WASHINGTON HALL, 84 W. Wash. st. G. Deitz & Co. Prop. (See page 186.) Walker A., Wash. e. of Pogue's Run. Watcher A., 75 E. Wash. st. Wilson James, Ind. ave. bet. Mich. and North sts.
Will J. F., Wash. bet. Ala. and N. J. sts.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
D. HILLS & CO.'S Stereotype Foundery. NO. 141 MAIN STREET,
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PREPARED TO EXECUTE
STEREO ING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, WITH NEATNESS, ACCURACY AND DISPATCH.
THE MATERIALS
NEW
AND OF
atest
tyles.
ORDERS FROM THE CITY AND COUNTRY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
SECOND HAND TYPE
FOR SALE
AT A LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
D. HILLS
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BUSINESS MIRROR.
Merchant Tailors.
BAUER & GOEPPER No. 21 E. Wash. st. (See page 198.) Ballman H., n. w. cor. East and North sts.
Cottman J. A., Odd Fellows' Hall, Penn. st. Durnham Max, 28 E. Wash. st. Dessar & Bro., No. 32 W. Wash. st. GLASER & BRO., No. 84 W. Wash. st. and No. 2 Bates House, (See page 200.) HALL ELI, No. 16 E. Wash st. (See page 196.) Harman & Hays, No. 39 W. Wash. st. Hall James, No. 2 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Jennings Thos., Wash. bet. Penn. and Meri. sts. MCGINNIS 0., 39 E. Wash. 39 E. Wash. st. (See page 198.) RUCKLE N. D., 44 E. Wash. st. (See page 198.)
Shiltmayer F., Wash. bet. Ala. and N. J. sts.
Tapken & Baker, 71 E. Wash. st.
Ward E. G., No. 3 W. Wash. st.
Seal Press Manufacturer.
Ballard A., s. w. side of Circle st.
Stove Manufacturer and Dealers.
Burt Thos., No. 60 W. Wash. st. COX CHAS., No. 11 W. Wash. st. (See page 194.) Kingsman N., No. 46 W. Wash. st. Munson D. & C. H., No. 62 E. Wash. st. McOwat R. L. & A W., No. 69 W. Wash. st. ROOT, DRAKE & CO., No. 68 E. Wash. st. (See page 192.)
Silver Smiths.
Bacon & Minter, rear of W. H. Talbott's.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. P. CORBY.
B. F. GOSSIN
M. D. DORR.
CORBY, GOSSIN & CO.'S GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD -AND
CHAIR
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF BRIDGE BOLTS, BOAT AND SHIP SPIKES, BOILER RIVETS, PATENT HOT-PRESSED NUTS, Punched Washers and Wrought Grating. Office and Works, 259 West Front Street, SOUTH SIDE, BET. WESTERN ROW AND JOHN, GINGIN
JOHN P. EPPLY, UNDERTAKER, ALL KINDS OF AIR-TIGHT METAL CASES
FOR TRANSPORTATION. ALL KINDS OF FINE WOOD COFFINS, SHROUDS, CRABE, GLOVES MOURNIN Handles, Name Plates, Screw Plates & Screws, PLATED TACKS AND LACES, ETC., ALWAYS ON HAND. Office and Manufactory, CORNER NINTH & PLUM STREETS, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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BUSINESS MIRROR.
Straw Goods Dealer. Copeland J., No. 10} E. Wash. st.
Saw Mills.
Berg Chas., Wash. E. of Noble st.
Negley G., Penn. bet. Geo. and La. sts.
Stone Cutters.
Richard & Godard, s. e. cor. Tenn. and Market sts. Scott, Nicholson & Co., Del. bet. Wash. and Md. sts.
Tanners and Couriers. [Leather Dealers included.] Creaifer Wm., Wash. st. e. of Pogue's Run.
FISHBACK JOHN, n. w. cor. Meri. and Md. sts. (See page 196.) Yandes & Co., Wash. bet. Penn. and Meri. sts.
Undertakers. WEAVER & WILLIAMS, No. 72 W. Wash. sts. (See page 194.)
Wagon Manufactures.
Buchanan James, Wash. bet. East and Liberty sts.
Woolen Manufacturers.
Cahill Hugh, Wash. bet. West and Blake sts. Geisendorff G. W. & Co., Wash. bet. West and Blake sts. Merritt Coughlin, on White River bet. Wash and Md. sts.
Columbia Street, between Elm and Plum,
tions. Also, dealers in Bolting Cloths, Plaster of Paris, &o. Steam Engines, Grist and Saw Mill Irons, and Castings of all descrip-
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COLUMBIA FOUNDR
J. H. BURROWS CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF J. H. BURROWS' PATENT GRIST MILLS,
French Burr Mill Stones, of all Sizes,
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CINCINNATI
ADRERTISEMENTS.
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WARD BOUNDERIES-STREET DIRECTORY.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
1st Ward, bounded South by Washington street, West by Alabama, North by donation line, and East by city limits.
2d Ward, bounded South by Washington st., West by Me- ridian, North by donation line, and East by Alabama.
3d Ward, bounded South by Washington st., West by Mis- sissippi, North by donation line, and East by Meridian.
4th Ward, bounded South by Washington st. and river, West by city limits, North by donation line, and East by Mississippi.
5th Ward, bounded North by Washington st., East by Illi- nois, South by city limits, and West by White River.
6th Ward, bounded North by Washington st., East by Delaware, South by city limits, and West by Illinois.
7th Ward, bounded North by Washington st., East by city limits, South by city limits, and West by Delaware.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Washington street, principal thoroughfare, running through from East to West.
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 West. St. Clair, 7th North of Washington, running E. and W. 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.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
THAYER, ALDRICH, & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
STRAW GOODS
RIBBONS, SILKS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
-AND- MILLINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NO. 51 Pearl Street, [Between Walnut and Vine.]
S. THAYER, E. R. ALDRICH, WM. H. THAY ER.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CINCINNATI SILK HOUSE.
W. P. DEVOU & ROCKWOOD,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
MILLINERY GOODS, STRAW BONNETS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Nos. 83 & 85 Pearl Street, [Between Vine and Race.]
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STREET DIRECTORY.
South St., 4th South of Washington, running E. and W. Merrill, 5th South of Washington, running E. and W. Mc Carty, 6th South of Washington, running E. and W. Meridian St., central throughfare running N. to S. Pennsylvania, 1st East of Meridian, running N. and S. Delaware, 2d East of Meridian, running N. and S. Alabama, 3d East of Meridian; running N. and South. New Jersey, 4th East of Meridian running N. and South. East -St., 5th. East of Meridian, running N. and South. Noble, 6th East of Meridian, running N. and S. Illinois, 1st West of Meridian, running N. and S. Tennessee, 2d West of Meridian, running N. and S. Mississippi, 3d West of Meridian, running N. and S. Missouri, 4th, West of Meridian, running N. and S. West St., 5th West of Meridian, running N. and S. Indiana Avenue, from cor. Illinois and Ohio, running N. W. Kentucky Avenue, from corner Washington and Illinois, S. W. Massachusetts Avenue, from corner Ohio and Penn. N. E. Virginia Avenue, from corner Washington and Penn. S. E. Arch, extends from Walnut to Plum, bet. Vine and Hanna. Ash, extends from Vine, between Oak and Donation Line. Broadway, extends from Hanna to North, bet. Walnut and Penn.
Chesapeake, extends from Mo. to West, bet. Md. and Geo. Chestnut, extends from Noble to Donation Line East.
Cherry, extends from Walnut to East, bet. Vine and St. Marys. Cumberland, extends from Mo. to West, bet. Wash. and Md. Duncan, extends from Delaware to Alabama, bet. South and Merrill.
Henry, extends from Mo. to Mississippi, bet. South and Mer- rill.
Hanna, extends from N. J. to Mass. ave. bet. Wood and Vine. Liberty St., extends from Market to Massachusetts ave bet. East and Noble.
Oak, extends from Vine, bet. Plum and Ash, North.
Pratt, extends from Illinois to Penn. N. of St. Clair.
Potomac, extends from Mo. to West, bet. Wash. and Market.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN R. HOOLE,
25 East Third St., Cin'ti., and 124 Nassau St., N. Y., IMPORTER, DEALER & MANUFACTURER OF
BOOK BINDERS' STOCK TOOLS, Pocket Books, Music, and Port Folios; -- ALSO, DEALERS IN-
LEATHER, TAR & STRAW BOARDS, MARBLE & LINING PAPER, RULING MACHINES,
And all Machinery for Binding. Also, Patentee and Manufacturer of PARISHE'S IMPROVED PATENT PAGING MACHINE. SAML. HI. HOOLE, Western Agent, No. 25 East Third Street.
W. P. SMITH & CO., BOOK BINDERS,
West side Main Street, Second Door below Derby's Book Store, Third Story. No. 141.
He is now enabled to do all work in his line, either in large or small quan- tities, cheap or extra gilt styles, at short notice.
PAPER RULED TO ANY PATTERN. Blank Books, large or small, Made to Order. AND ALL KINDS OF HALF & FULL BINDINGS, Viz : LAW SHEEP, TURKEY MOROCCO, English and french Calf, Russia, Muslin, &t.
He furnishes Numbers, when wanted, to complete either For- eign or American Publications. Orders sent to his address, will meet with prompt attention.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
River St. continuation of McCarty, West. St. Joseph, extends from Delaware to N. J., S. of St. Marys. St. Marys, on North Donation Line.
Vine, extends from Walnut to Ash, bet. Arch and Cherry. Walnut, extends from Hanna to North, bet. Broadway and East.
Wood St., extends from from Penn. to Mass. ave. bet. North and St. Clair.
First St. Second St. Third St. Fourth St.
In May's addition.
Fifth St. Sixth St.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Institution for the blind, North st., extends from Penn. to Meridian st.
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, on National Road, con- tinuation of Wash. st., half a mile East of Donation.
Insane Hospital, on National Road, continuation of Washing- ton st., two miles west of the Donation.
Athenium, n. w. corner Meridian and Md. sts.,
Court House, Center of Block, on Washington bet. Delaware and Alabama sts.
College Hall, s. w. cor. Wash. and Penn. sts.
County Jail, rear of Court House.
Odd Fellows' Hall, n. e. cor. Washington and Penn. sts.
Masonic Hall, s. e. cor. Wash. and Tenn. sts.
Post Office, Meridian st., bet. Wash. and Md. sts.
State House, Center of Block, Wash. bet. Tenn. and Miss. sts. Temperance Hall, Wash. bet. Meridian and Ill. sts.
Union Depot, La. st., extends from Ill. to Meridian sts., all
Railroads receive and discharge passengers at this point. Washington Hall, n. e. cor. Wash. and Tenn. sts.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. F. HALL, SEAL ENGRAVER No. 14 West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI.
Hall's Court Seal Press.
Notarial,
Societies, I. 0.0.F.
COURT,
Corporation,
Masonic ,
STATE,
LIBRARY,
AND Ecclesiastical
AND
S. OF T.
SEALS.
ORESPR
SEALS.
And all others of an Official Character,
Engraved and adjusted to latest improved Presses. Also, every variety ef
BUSINESS SEALS,
With Porcussion & Lover Presses, For Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, &c.
Wax Seals, for Public or Private Use.
EVENS' PERCUSSION AND LEVER PRESSES, With Seals Engraved by Hall.
SHEETS & BRADEN, Agents, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. H. VAJEN is no longer my Agent.
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CITY OFFICERS-U. S. OFFICERS.
CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR. JOHN W. WALLACE.
COUNCILMEN.
1st. Ward,-Samuel Delzell, and Geo. Durham. 2d Ward .- F. S. Newcomer, and Samuel Patterson. 3d Ward .- D. Maguire, and Wm. Mansur. 4th Ward .- Geo. W. Pitts, and Samuel Coocker. 5th Ward .- N. B. Palmer, and Adam Gould.
6th Ward .- L. Dunlop, and N. Hughes.
7th Ward .- H. Busher, and - McGee.
Treasurer .- Francis King. Clerk .- Frederick Stein.
Marshall .- Jefferson Springsteen.
Dep. Marshall .- Samuel Keely.
Attorney .- John Morrison.
Street Commissioner .- Jacob Fitler.
Engineer .- D. B. Hosbrook.
Assessor .- J. B. Stump. Night Watch .- Capt. H. F. Mapes.
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Watchmen .- 1st Ward, Geo. Griffith ; 2d Ward, 3d Ward, Frederick Kisler ; 5th Ward,- 6th Ward, A. Katterson ; 7th Ward, Umzarsaw. The Wards marked * were vacant at time of compiling.
U . S . OFFICERS.
U. S. District Judge .- E. M. Huntington. Clerk of U. S. District Court .- Horace Bassett. U. S. Marshall .- J. L .Robinson. U. S. District Attorney .-- B. M. Thomas. U. S. District Clerk-John H. Rhea.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. E. HUGGINS. H. HUGGINS.
HUGGINS & BROTHER,
Importers and Dealers in
E
E,
A AND GLASS,
No. 143 WALNUT STREET,
[Between Third and Fourth.]
CHEAP CASH STORE
CHAS. H. WATERS & CO. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Brooms, Twines, Cordage, Matches, Blacking, Mats, &c. Brushes, Feather Dusters, Counter and Floor Dusters of every description.
TUBS, BUCKETS, CHURNS, KEELERS,
Washboards, Sieves, Measures, Well Buckets, Clothes Pins, Horse Buckets, Kegs, Wooden Bowls, &c., in all their varieties.
Also, Paper Bags, Carpet Sacks, Wrapping Paper, Curry Combs, Gun Caps, Cotton Mops, German Fancy Matches, Toy Buckets, &c., &c. Brass and Iron Red Cedar Ware, of all kinds. A large stock of French and Ger- man Fancy Baskets always on hand. For sale at the lowest Cash prices, at
No. 10 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. CHAS. H. WATERS & CO.
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STATE-COUNTY-TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor. Ashbel P. Willard,
Lieut. Governor .- Abraham A. Hammond.
Secretary .- Daniel McClure. Treasurer -- Aquilla Jones.
Auditor-John W. Dodd. Judges Supreme Court .- Samuel B. Gookings, Andrew Da- vison, William M. Stewart, Samuel E. Perkins. Clerk Supreme Court .- W. - , B. B. -. Reporter Supreme Court .- Gordon Tanner.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
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Judge of the Circuit Court .- Stephen Major. Judge of Court of Common Pleas .- David Wallace. Prosecuting Attorney .- John S. Tarkington. Clerk .- John C. New.
Treasurer .- Jesse Jones. Auditor .- Austin H. Brown.
Recorder .- A. G. Wallace. Sheriff .- John E. Foudray. Coroner .- John Moffitt. Commissioners .- James Blake, Thomas W. Council, Levi A. Hardesty.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Treasurer .- Alford J. Rooker. Clerk .- Calvin Taylor. Assessor .- Andrew Curtis. Trustees .- J. M.W. Langsdale, James A. McIlvaine, John Hoefgen.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Smith's
College
74 West Fourth St., Bet. Walnut and Vine,
CINCINNATI, O.
Then Day & Night .
The object of this Institution is to afford young men an oppor- tunity of qualifying themselves theoretically and practically for the Clerk's desk and Counting House. The course of instruction em- braces Double Entry Book-Keeping, and the various applications to trade, viz : wholesale, retail, steamboating, manufacturing, ship- ping, commission, individual, compound, company and railroad business. Also, lectures on commerce, law, commercial calculations and practical penmanship.
Applicants can enter this Institution at any time, and attend from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. It takes from eight to twelve weeks to com- plete a full course.
Students are instructed individually, by illustrations of business transactions, independent of a printed book. The science is thus so completely reduced to system, that students on leaving the Col- lege, will be able to take charge of, and conduct, on scientific prin- ciples any set of Double Entry Books.
Ladies instructed in separate apartments, prepared expressly for the purpose, in every branch of Mercantile Science, and thoroughly fitted to keep the books of any establishment, however extensive or complicated the business may be.
Also, nightly classes formed at the preparatory rooms, for writ- ing, arithmetic, grammar, composition, &c.
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED .- Any one will received into this In- stitution who possesses a good common school education; or, if entirely deficient in arithmetic, sufficient will be taught them for all practical business purposes, free of charge.
On graduating it is not necessary for students to have interest tables, as they are taught that science in the college. No class system ; students can enter at any time.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Full Course,
$35,00
Partial Course,
25,00
Twenty lessons improved Penmanship, including stationery, 6,50
$2,50 to $3,00
Boarding, per week,
E. W. SMITH, Principal.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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Chief Engineer .- Andrew Wallace. 1st Assistant .-- A. W. Jenkins. 2d Assistant .- R. Greenfield.
COMPANIES ..
Marion No. 1., Engine House, s. w. cor. Mass. and N. Y. sts. OFFICERS.
Pres., Daniel Keortz; Vice Pres., A. Browce; Treas., L. B. Williamson ; Secy., F. Kneffler; Chief Director, J. K. English; Asst. Director, W. W. Darnell; 1st Engine Director, J. W. Dorsey; 2d Engine Director, J. O. Brown; 1st Hose Director, Milton Sulgrove; 2d Hose Director, Thos. Warner; Messenger, J. Gray.
TIME OF MEETING.
For Exercise-First Saturday of each month.
For Business .- First Tuesday following first Saturday in each month.
Independent Relief, No. -. , Engine House, Meridian st., opp. P. O.
Pres., Jacob Bisting ; Vice Pres., A. Davis; Treas., Alex. Wands; Secy., C. Pyle; 1st Engine Director, David Culp ; 2d Engine Director, H. DeNight; 1st Hose Director, James Pye; 2d Hose Director, J. H. Carey ; Messenger, C. Bishing.
TIME OF MEETING. For Business .- First Monday of each month. For Exercise .- First Saturday next preceding.
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Invincible No. 2., Engine House, e. side N. J. bet. bet. Wash. and Market sts.
Pres., Daniel Stockwell ; Vice Pres., R. Hunter; Treas., F. H. Tapkin ; Secy., C. Richmond ; 1st Engine Director,
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SMITH'S COUNTING-ROOM SYNOPSIS,
Adapted to all kinds of Business, by E. W. SMITH, Principal of "Smith's Mercantile College," No. 74 Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Showing at one view, the whole business transactions of each day, week, month and year; the amount of money received each day; goods sold on time' purchases on time and for cash, and cash on hand. Thus constituting a complete almanac of reference for the Business Man, showing, at a glance, the condition of his affairs. It is also accompanied with a Day Book form, which is applicable to the most extensive Wholesale or Retail business. At the end of each year, it exhibits the gain or loss, and also serves as a Guide in future purchases ; and contains ruled paper enough to synopsi- size accounts for five years.
For sale at Smith's Mercantile Collge, No. 74 West Fourth-st, Cin- cinnati, Ohio.
Opinion of Business Men.
CINCINNATI, May 18th, 1854 .- We take pleasure in saying that we have examined Mr. E. W. Smith's "Counting Room Synopsis," and find it to be a decided improvement upon any form which we have seen for exhibiting clearly, and with so comparatively little labor, the daily, weekly, monthly or yearly state and condition of one's affairs. It is, indeed, an invaluable work to the Mercantile and Manufacturing community, in regard to its simplicity of arrangement, accuracy, and great economy of time.
S. L. Robbins, of Robbins & Pomeroy.
Alfred Merchant, Book-keeper, Huggins, Bro. & Anderson.
Geo. Pickard, Book-keeper for Wm. Dodd & Co.
Wynne, Haines & Co.
R. C. Jordon, Book-keeper for Burton & Hughart.
Adolph Mack, Book-keeper for Pappenheimer & Dreyfoos.
J. Palmer, Book-keeper for S. W. Hazeltine & Co., and hundreds of other Business men of the city.
N. B .- By remitting to E. W. SMITH, Principal of Smith's Mercantile College, Cinninnati, Ohio, two dollars and seven postage stamps, the work will be sent to any part of the country.
Smith's Physician's Synopsis and Diary,
Showing, at one comprehensive glance, the practice of each day, week, month or year, and expenses; also enabling the physician to keep a record of the meteorological condition of the weather, the types of disease and rate of mortality, accompanied with a day-book and ledger form and con- taining ruled paper enough to synopsise accounts and diary from five years from its commencement. Obtained only at Smith's Mercantile Col- lege, or by subscription or by order. Price $2.
By EPHRAIM W. SMITH, Principal of Smith's Mercantile College, No. 74 Fourth St., Cin.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 28, 1856 .- We have just been shown a speci- men of Smith's Physician's Synopsis and Diary, accompanied with a Day Book and Ledger form, and regard it as a most valuable contribution to the conveniences of the Physican who is in general practice. Arranged as it is, it will not only assist him in keeping business matters in proper order, but it will also enable him, with but little trouble, to keep a record of his Practice, the Types of Disease, rate of mortality, Meteorological condition of the weather, all of vital importance to the rational improve- ment of his Profession.
W. W. Dawson, M. D .; Wm. Carson, M. D .; W. H. Muss, M. D .; Wm. Sherwood, M. D .; S. G. Menzies, M. D .; M. T. Marshall, M. D., and a hun- dred of others of the most respectable and prominent Physicians in the city and county.
N. B .- By remitting to E. W. Smith, Principal of Smith's Mercantiie College, $2 and seven letter postage stamps, the work will be sent to any part of the United States.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
C. Nutmayer ; 2d Engine Director, H. Wanderely; 1st Hose Director, James Buchanan; 2d Hose Director, Amos Swims; Messenger, C. Richmond. TIME OF MEETING. For Business .- First Monday of each month. For Exercise .- Last Saturday of each month.
Western No. 4., Engine House, South side Wash. bet. West and Blake sts. A number of vacancies having recently taken place, we defer giving the names of the few pre- siding officers.
Union No. 5., Engine House, South bet. Del. and Ala. sts. Pres., J. E. Mclaughlin ; Vice Pres., H. Kock; Treas., John Rusell ; Secy., John Cooper; Captain, G. W. Buchanan ; 1st Director, John P. Childers ; 2d Director, Louis Ro- thert ; 1st Engine Director, H. Siebert; 1st Hose Direc- tor, G. W. Wright; 2d Hose Director, F. Ingersoll ; Messenger, C. Sibert.
Hook and Ladder, Engine House, Del. bet. Market and Ohio sts.
Pres., A. L. Avery ; Treas., C. King; Secy., James Ken- nedy ; Captain, A. Lingenfelter.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Strangers' Guide to the Houses of Worship, Sabbath Schools, Prayer Meet- ings, &c, &c. BAPTIST·
Baptist-Corner Meridian and Maryland streets, Sidney Dyer Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 9 A. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUNDRY'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
N. W. Cor. Fifth and Walnut Streets, CINCINNATI,
INCORPORATED 1848.
JOHN GUNDRY, PRINCIPAL.
THE OLDEST COMMERCIAL INSTITUTION
Of the kind in the United States.
"' This, although a pioneer, may be regarded as a Model Institution, and here it should be remarked that Commercial Law was unknown, in Schools of this description, previous to its introduction, by Mr. Gundry. It is a New Feature, and will contribute, in an essential degree, to elevate the system of Commercial Instruction."-Hunt's Merchants Magazine, N. Y.
" Gundry's College was the first in the United States in which was introduced Lectures on Commercial Law and Political Economy, and; which has tended, in a great degree, in giving these Institutions their present value and consideration."- Cincinnati Gazette.
THE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION
Is to make thorough Accountants, rapid and accurate Business Writers, Calculators and Correspondents, and to impart a Comprehensive Knowledge of Commercial Science generally; and it will be found, on examination by competent judges, that at this, not only the mode of instruction is superior, by which much time and labor are saved, but that the course of Accounts is more practical and extensive than is taught at any other establish- ment in the city.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
African Baptist-Missouri street, near New York, Pastor. Hours of worship 10} A. M., and 7 P. M. Sab. bath School, 3} P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Christian-S. W. Corner of Ohio and Delaware streets, Rev. E. Goodwin, Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M., and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
Christian-Corner of Mass. Ave. and New York street, Dr. Egan, Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath school 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
CATHOLIC.
Catholic-Georgia street, near Tennessee, Daniel Maloney, Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 3 P. M. Hour of Sabbath School, 2 P. M.
EVANGELICAL.
German Evangelical-New Jersey street near Ohio, M. W. Steffey Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday school 9 A. M. Prayer meeting, Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
EPSICOPAL.
Christ Church, N. E. Corner of Meridian and Circle sts. J. C. Talbott, Pastor. Service for summer season, in Hall of Representatives, until the erection of an edifice on the above ground.
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