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BRYANT'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Ramsay's block, cor. Illinois and Maryland.
Bryant J. M., carpenter Kregelo, Blake & Co.
Bryant James R., salesman W. & H. Glenn, bds. 57 Massa- chusetts ave.
Bryant James G., book and map agent, bds. 35 N. Ala- bama.
BRYANT THOMAS J., principal Bryant's Commercial College, bds. Mrs. Ferguson.
Bryant Wm. A., bds. 57 Massachusetts ave. Buchanan Cyrus F., carpenter, 14 S. West.
Buchanan Geo. W., carpenter, 83 S. East.
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INDIANAPOLIS
BRYANT'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EMPHATICALLY
THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
RAMSAY'S BLOCK, CORNER ILLINOIS AND MARYLAND STREETS, ONE SQUARE SOUTH OF PALMER HOUSE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
The facilities for acquiring a thorough business education at this School have been increas- ed till now unsurpassed. The room is one of the largest and best ventilated in the west, and in addition to the teachers formerly connected with the School. we expect to secure the ser- vices of a gentleman who has had over twenty years' experience as a merchant and active business man. The regular lecturers hereafter will be Dr. R. T. Brown, Geo. K. Perrin, Esq., John Coburn, Esq., and the Principal, each of whom are well known.
The large number graduating at this school the past year has far surpassed every expecta- tion, while nine-tenths of them are in good business, and fully establishes the assertion that it is not only the cheapest, but most thorough School in the west.
Each pupil, on bearing satisfactory examination, will receive a Diploma that is acknowl- edged to surpass any in the Union. The original design of which (may be seen at all times at our room) cost us months of labor.
The course of studies embraces not only Book-Keeping, but all the connecting branches, such as Penmanship, Mercantile Arithmetic, Mercantile Correspondence, detecting counter- feit Money, &c., with daily lectures on Mercantile Law, and such subjects as are essential to every man.
Terms for complete course, with right of reviewing at pleasure, $25 00.
T. J. BRYANT, Principal.
Vacation from July First to September First.
The undersigned being personally acquainted with Prof. T. J. BRYANT, and his general character as a Teacher and Penman. feel satisfied that he thoroughly understands his busi- ness, and will accomplish all he promises; and we cheerfully recommend his Institute to all who wish the ald of an experienced teacher, or to acquire a complete business education.
ASHIBEL P. WILLARD, Governor. A. A. HAMMOND, Lt. Governor. DANIEL MCCLURE, Sec'y of State. JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of State.
AQUILLA JONES, Treasurer of State. WM. B. BEACH, Clerk Supreme Court. GORDON TANNER, Rep. Supreme Ct. S. D. LYON, State Librarian.
N. B. Any scholar who has completed his course with me, and has not received all I have ever promised, will have his money refunded on showing that the fault is mine.
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ברההוזהתזונתי התקווה :.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Buchanan Ignatius, laborer, res. 218 S. Alabama. Buchanan James, wagon maker, bds. 262 E. Washington. Buchanan John, laborer, res. W. St. Clair bt. Michigan and Indiana ave. -
Buchanan John A., carpenter, res. 12 S. West.
Buchanan Thomas, (Hawthorne & B.,) res. 262 E. Washing- ton.
Buche Frederick, boot and shoe maker, 81 S. Illinois.
Buchter George, weaver Merritt & Coughlen, res. 192 W. Maryland.
Buckir John, 70 St. Joseph.
Buckley John, brakesman Lawrenceburg R. R., res. 152 E. Ohio.
Buckley Timothy, laborer, 192 S. Delaware.
Bucksot William, (Brinkman & B.,) res. Wabash bt. New Jersey and East.
Buddenbaum Heney, cabinet maker, 206 E. Ohio.
Budence Henry, boarding 190 S. Pennsylvania.
BUEHRIG HENRY E., (B. & Lehman,) also proprietor Farmers' Hotel.
Buell Chester H., (Frost & B.,) res. 16 W. Michigan.
BUELL & HALL, attorneys, 24 E. Washington, up stairs.
Buffman John, engineer, res. E. New York.
Bugby L. M., (B. & Perham,) res. 79 W. South.
BUGBY & PERHAM, soap and candles, Maryland near river.
BUIST THOMAS, iron, steel, stoves, &c., 60 W. Wash- ington, res. 156 N. Tennessee.
Buist Frederick, bds. 12 N. East.
Bullard Charles G., varnisher Sloan & Ingersol, res. 35 Hos- brook.
Bullard Talbot, M. D., 23 S. Meridian, res. 87 E. Ohio.
Bullard William R., student, bds. Dr. T. Bullard.
Bundy Samuel K., (W. Jones & Co.,) res. 66 N. Mississippi.
Bundy Thomas, saddler, res. 125 N. Illinois.
BUNNER JOSEPH F., publisher of the Indiana Ameri- can, res. 10 W. Market.
Bunty John, carpenter, res. 111 S. Tennessee.
Burdell Madame Margaret, doctress, 29 S. Meridian. Burge John, M. D., bds. 94 N. Illinois.
Burgess C. N., compositor Locomotive office, res. 112 N. East.'
Burgess John W., boarding, 22 W. Maryland. 3.
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INDIANAPOLIS
STEWART & BOWEN WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
BLANK
BOOKS
Books & Stationery,
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,
AND
PRINTERS' MATERIAL, No. 18 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. ITTrade Supplied at Cincinnati Prices.SI
FRANK ELWOOD, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 3 BATES HOUSE, N. ILLINOIS ST. XNXXANAPOLIS, XNOXANA.
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, which he is prepared to make to order in the most fashionable style.
AND ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. A GOOD FIT WARRANTED.
J. A. HEIDLINGER,
DIRECT IMPORTER OF THE
500
CHOICEST BRANDS
OF
VANA CIGARS, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and Snuff, No. 10 Bates House, N. Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1434024
CITY DIRECTORY.
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Burgess Samuel, bds. Wright House.
BURGTORF FREDERICK, cabinet maker and undertaker, 129 E. Washington, res. same.
Burk Charles, street sprinkler, res. 105 E. South.
Burk Elisha, (col.) laborer, Howard west side bt. Second and Third.
BURK J. & W. C., coal dealers, 27 W. Washington.
Burk John, (J. & W. C. B.,) res. 5 Kentucky ave.
Burk Wm. C., (J. & W. C. B.,) bds. 5 Kentucky ave.
Burke Henry, shoemaker, 142 W. Market.
Burke Henry, stone mason, 274 S. Delaware.
Burks James M., painter, 133 W. Maryland.
Burks John, shoemaker J. K. Sharpe.
Burkhart Andrew J., painter, 146 N. Mississippi.
Burnam P. S., conductor I., P. & C. R. R., bds. Bates House.
Burns James, assistant fireman Gas Works.
Burns Patrick, assistant Gas Works.
Burns Wm. F., rope maker, S. end West.
Burt Cornelius, cook, res. 111 Blake.
Burton Geo. H., cooper, 78 N. Mississippi.
Burton James T., jeweler George Faller, bds. Dr. Up De- graff.
Burton John C., res. 183 N. Alabama.
Burton Joseph, salesman Gulick & Tweed.
Burton Samuel, res. 152 W. New York.
Busch Christian, shoemaker, 149 W. Washington, res. 151 W. Washington.
Busch Frederick, shoemaker, 215 S. Pennsylvania.
BUSCHER & HOHL, grocers, 69 E. Washington.
Buscher Henry, (B. & Hohl,) res. 14 S. Alabama.
Buscher Henry, grocer, 51 E. South, res. same.
Buschmann H., grocer, Bluff road, near McCarty.
Bush Jacob, saloon, 248 E. Washington, res. 246 E. Wash- ington.
Bushmier Henry, laborer, bds. 143 E. Georgia.
Bushrod Thomas, (col.,) grocer 123 Indiana ave., res. 158 N. Missouri.
Bussey Frederick, clerk John Bussey, bds. 117 S. Ten- nessee.
BUSSEY JOHN, Washington Hall billiard saloon, W. Washington adjoining Theatre; also, Verandah Saloon, 36 Louisiana, res. 117 S. Tennessee.
Butcour Conrad, laborer, 232 N. New Jersey.
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ANDREW WALLACE, STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND +
Merchant,
AND DEALER IN
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, FLAX-SEED, SALT,
White Fish, Mackerel, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster, White Lime, White Sand, Rosin, Nails, Western Reserve Cheese, White Lead, and all kinds of Staple Groceries and Seed.
House on S. E. Diagonal and Delaware St., Indianapolis.
m Agent for the sale of Flour . will make liberal advances on Flour shipped to Cleve- land, Philadelphia, New York, or Boston. REFERENCE-All who have done business with me.
CRYSTAL PALACE RESTAURANT. EDWARD BECK, PROPRIETOR. Warm Meals at all Hours of the Day
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. NO. 44 WEST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
E
H. BECKER,
TRON
MANUFACTURER, 30 West Washington St. North side, under Hill's Hat Store, OR TEMPERANCE HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Trunks, Valises, Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, Carpet Bags, &c., At wholesale or retail. Trunks made to order. Trunks repaired on fair and reasonable terms. H. BECKER.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
BUTLER CHRISTOPHER C., patent and real estate agent; also editor and publisher of Commercial Tele- gram, 10 S. Meridian, res. 99 N. Noble. Butler George W., bds. Palmer House.
Butler Mrs. Margaret, 118 Alabama. Butler Ovid, Forest Home ave.
Butterfield Cyrus S., pressman Journal office.
Butterfield Millard, compositor Journal office, res. 183 E. Vermont.
Butsch Adam, laborer, bds. 101 N. Mississippi.
Butsch George, grocer, 173 S. Delaware, res. same.
Butsch John, res. 42 W. South.
Butsch Joseph, ice dealer, res. 48 W. South.
Butsch Peter, ale and porter 73 S. Illinois, res. same.
BUTSCH V. & Co., lime dealers, E. South, north side, bt. Pennsylvania & Delaware.
Butsch Valentine, (V. B. & Co.,) res. 42 W. South.
Buzzel Mrs. Sarah, 79 W. Vermont.
Byram N. S., ( Tousey & B.) bds. 21 S. Delaware.
BYRKIT & BEAM, planing mill, sash, doors, and carpen- ters, 60 S. Tennessee.
Byrkit Edwin, clerk B. F. Tuttle.
Byrkit Philip, carpenter, 81 N. New Jersey.
Byrkit John W., carpenter Byrkit & Beam, res. S. end Illinois.
Byrkit Martin, (B. & Beam,) res. 68 S. Tennessee.
Byrkit Socrates, pressman Locomotive office.
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Cady Mrs. Abba A., 4 Circle. Cahann Patrick, laborer, 23 E. Georgia.
Cahill Hugh, weaver, 239 W. Washington.
Cahill John S., news carrier, 172 N. New Jersey. Cahill Michael, 232 E. Washington.
Cahrin Wm., clerk Buscher & Hohl.
Cain George W., apprentice Philip Haynes.
Cain John, res. 21 W. Michigan.
Cain Patrick, laborer, 22 S. Liberty.
CALIFORNIA HOUSE, A. Kistner, proprietor, 136 S. Illinois.
Callahan Dennis, laborer, 14 E. Georgia.
Callahan James, (col.) carpenter, 145 W. Washington. Callahan Jeremiah, shoemaker, bds. 27 Ellsworth.
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INDIANAPOLIS
GEORGE F. MEYER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFF. Sign of the Big Indian, 35 West Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
17 All Goods warranted of the best quality. Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
JOHN A. COTTMAN, MERCHANT FAILOR
AND CLOTHIER, 28 E. Washington St., next Door to Fletcher's Bank. XNXXANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
I 7 A full supply of Odd Fellows' Regalia and Theatrical Costumes kept constantly on hand. Also, Gent's Furnishings, such as Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Cravats, &c.
MRS. J. BROWN'S MILLINERY DRESSMAKING AND LADIES' FURNISHING STORE, NO. 15 WEST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Callahan Michael, sr., laborer, bds. 27 Ellsworth. Callahan Michael jr., laborer, 27 Ellsworth.
Callahan John, laborer, 172 N. Noble.
Callinan Daniel J., salesman W. & H. Glenn. Calvin Joseph, painter, res. 221 N. Noble.
Cameron George, brick moulder, res. 285 S. East.
CAMERON & MCNEELY, proprietors Indianapolis Daily Citizen, 17 S. Meridian.
Cameron William S., (C. & McNeely,) res. 116 N. Alabama. Camp M., messenger B. R. R. United States Express Co, Campbell Andrew, tailor, 227 W. Washington, res. same. CAMPBELL CHARLES C., U. S. Receiver, 4 McOuat's Block, res. cor. Meridian and North.
Campbell Hugh, lab. 188 S. East.
CAMPBELL JOHN C., president Indiana & Illinois Cen- tral Railway Co., 8 Blake's building, res. 33 N. Me- ridian.
Campbell Samuel, bookbinder Delzell & Tyler.
Campbell Samuel, messenger Harrison's bank, bds. 59 E. Ohio.
Campbell Thomas S., bookbinder Delzell & Tyler.
Campbell William H., clerk post office, res. 59 E. Ohio. Campbell W., bds. 59 East Ohio.
Canada George, hair dresser under Oriental House.
Canada James, laborer, 21 Benton.
Canada Lawrence, porter State House, res. 310 S. Dela- ware.
Cane Dennis, blacksmith City Foundry.
Cantrell D. M., compositor Indiana American.
Cantwell Michael, pattern maker, res. 61 Spring. Cansler John, driver American Express.
Cares Joseph, carpenter, res. 58 Davidson.
Cares Martin, carpenter, bds. 61 N. Noble.
Carger George, huckster, res. 118 Union.
Carico John M., groceries and provisions, 37 Indiana ave., res. 35 W. New York.
Carlisle Mrs. Ann M., 67 N. Mississippi.
Carlisle Daniel W., clerk B. R. R. Depot, res. 55 N. Me- ridian.
CARLISLE HOUSE, H. Wagner, proprietor, 217 W. Washington.
Carlisle Henry D., (J. C. & Son,) bds. 204 W. Washington. CARLISLE JOHN & SON, flour and groceries, 208 W. Washington.
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PROF. B. F. GRESH,
FURNISHER OF
STRING OR BRASS MUSIC,
FOR COTILLION PARTIES, STREET PARADES, &c.
On the most reasonable terms. The Professor will accompany his Band upon all occasions. Leave orders at the
UNCLE SAM SALOON,
No. 19 Illinois St., nearly opposite Bates House,
B. F. GRESH, Proprietor, B. F. JOHNSON, Manager.
WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
The Choicest Liquors and Cigars constantly on hand. Five New Marble Top BILLIARD TABLES in the Second Story,
A. METZGER'S
Pennsylvania St. Second Door South of Washington, (Nearly opposite Odd Fellows' Hall,) INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Manufacturer of Butter Crackers, Soda Crackers, Water Crackers, Boston Crackers, Sugar Crackers, Pic Nic Crackers and Cracknel Biscuit. Crackers, Pies, Cakes and Bread, Wholesale & Retail.
G. A. IMBERY, AGENT AND DEALER IN Dure Rhine & Hehar Doline,
PRUNE BRANDY, DRIED PRUNES, DRIED PEARS, &C. Wholesale and Retail Depot at ST. CHARLES SALOON, Washington St., two Doors E. of Wright House. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Carlisle John, (J. C. & Son,) res. 204 W. Washington. CARMICHAEL JESSE D., proprietor Palmer House. Carmody Michael, laborer, 12 S. East.
Carnell James, employee Washington Foundry. Carney John, employee Gas Works, res. 131 S. Alabama. Carney William, runner Little's Hotel.
Carpenter John, engineer, res. 221 S. Delaware.
Carr John M., salesman, bds. 79} E. Washington.
Carr Owen J., moulder Root, Drake & Co., res.264 S.Delaware. Carr Thomas, yardman Smith & Stevenson.
Carroll Michael, carpenter, 98 Pennsylvania.
Carter Charles E., watchman, res. 89 N. Illinois.
Carter Gabriel, Tennessee, E. side, bt. Fifth and Sixth. Carter Henry, carpenter, res. 117 W. Maryland. CARTER JOHN & CO., dry goods, 56 E. Washington. Carter John, (J. C. & Co.,) res. 147 N. Delaware. Cartwright Thomas, teamster, 63 Spring.
Case John B., engineer, 192 E. E. St. Clair. Case Salome M., 32 E. Ohio.
Case Wm. P., county surveyor, office court house square. Casselberry Arnold, laborer, 241 Massachusetts ave.
Casselberry Mrs. M., dress maker, 241 Massachusetts ave. Casey John, blacksmith, res. 114 E. Georgia. Casey Patrick, blacksmith Dumont & Sinker.
Cassady Isaac N., cooper, res. 67 S. Pennsylvania.
Castelle James, machinist Washington Foundry.
Cathcart Andrew, res. 162 S. New Jersey. Cathcart Robert, clerk Merrill & Co.
Catterson C. W., carpenter, 91 N. Meridian.
Catterson James B., farmer, 241 Indiana ave.
Catterson Robert F., tinner R. L. & A. W. McOuat.
Cavanaugh Mathias, Osgood, Smith & Co.
CAVEN JOHN, attorney 23 E. Washington second floor, bds. Mrs. Morrison.
Caylor George, carpenter, res. N. Mississippi west side bt. Third and Fourth.
Caylor Jacob, butcher, cor. Washington and Delaware.
Caylor Sanford, butcher, 187 E. Washington. Chain John, laborer, Washington Foundry.
Challan James R., professor of English language N. W. C. University.
Champion Wm., pressman, res. 112 S. East.
Chapin Henry S., bar tender Magnolia Saloon. CHAPIN SEWELL, broom maker, Louisiana.
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INDIANAPOLIS
GEO. E. GORDON, ATTORNEY. CHARLES B. DAVIS.
GORDON DAVIS, Law and Callertion
OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR, ODD FELLOWS' HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
1 Personal and prompt attention given to the Collection and Sccuring of Claims in any part of the State.
C. B. DAVIS, GENERAL
INSURANCE AGENT, OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR, ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn. $350,000 Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company, of Peoria, Ill. 500,000
Conway Fire Insurance Company, of Conway, Mass .. 250,000
The Quaker City Insurance Company, of Philadelphia. 500,000 Hampden Fire Insurance Company, of Springfield, Mass 150,000
The Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York, assets, 700,000
H. A. ALLEN.
G. T. HAVERSTICK. ALLEN & HAVERSTICK, VERY, SALE, AND BOARDING STABLE, PEARL ST., REAR OF PALMER HOUSE INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Liveries of every Description always in Readiness. CARRIAGES TO CONVEY PASSENGERS TO AND FROM THE DEPOT AT ALL HOURS_
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CHAPMAN GEORGE H., attorney, cor. Washington and Pennsylvania, up stairs, res. 32 N. Meridian. Chapman Norton, blacksmith, res. 62 N. East. Chapman Samuel, carpenter, res. 19 Bates. Charles Abram, carpenter Washington Foundry.
Charters James, laborer, 25 Henry.
Charles John, flouring mill, res. 105 N. Meridian.
Charles Thomas, hackman, res. 51 N. Illinois.
Chase Frederick, carpenter, 215 S. Delaware.
Chase James, conductor switch train Madison R. R., 235 S. Delaware.
Chase Joseph W., conductor switch train Madison R. R., res. 223 S. Delaware.
Cheney Joel, machinist, res. 55 W. South.
Cherry William, tinner Root Drake & Co.
CHESTER ALBERT A., stair builder, cor. Pennsylvania street and Union R. R., res. 89 W. Market.
Chester Theodore, blacksmith, res. 23 E. McCarty. Chichester John, 14 W. Garden.
Chill Thomas M., carpenter, res. 39 McCarty.
Childers John P., pumpmaker, rear of German Catholic Church, res. 151 S. Noble.
Chipman Elihu W., clerk B. F. Tuttle, bds. 132 N. Tennes- see.
Chipman Leander, clerk B. F. Tuttle, res. 132 N. Ten- nessee.
Chism Robert, (col.) cook, res. 190 W. North.
Christy S. K., compositor State Sentinel Office.
Church A. B., professor of book keeping Bryant's Commer- cial College.
Churchman Francis M., in Fletcher's Bank, bds. Bates House.
Ciel Conrad, pumpmaker E. Haskel.
Cincinnati House, P. H. Wolf, proprietor, Delaware, bt. South and Louisiana.
Cincinnati Lager Beer Saloon, Fred. Niggeman, proprietor, 186 E. Washington.
Claffey Mrs. Ellen, 96 E. McCarty.
Claffey Frederick, employee Washington Foundry, bds. 96 E. McCarty.
Clare Wm., Bluff road, S. of Wisconsin.
Clark Charles, cooper, bds. 51 E. Louisiana.
Clark D. G., I. & C. R. R. messenger American Express Company.
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INDIANAPOLIS
ROBERT BROWNING,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
Instruments,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, AND DYE-STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE,
BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
SPICES, Cigars & Tobacco, No. 22 West Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
JOHN W. HOLLAND, WHOLESALE GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. 72 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Stock Complete. Attention of City and Country Merchants invited.
J. E. GRIFFITH, Brocer & Drobision Dealer
No. 126 South Illinois Street. (NEAR UNION DEPOT,)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
DRUGS &MEDICINES WHOLESALE &RETAIL
CHEMICALS.
DYE
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DENTAL&SURCICAL INSTRUMENTS
FRENCH
AMERICAN
WINDOW
GLASS
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Clark Edmund, office 8 Blake's building, res. 138 N. Penn- sylvania.
Clark Frank, (col.,) Howard, west side, bt. Second and Third.
Clark Hugh, carriage maker, res. 67 S. Pennsylvania.
Clark James B., tailor E. G. Ward.
Clark John, miller, res. 122 W. Ohio.
Clark John, cooper, bds. 51 E. Louisiana.
Clark Patrick, hostler Wood & Foudray.
Clark Reuben O., carpenter and joiner Jesse Copeland, res. 180 S. Tennessee.
Clark R., cooper, bds. 51 E. Louisiana.
Clark Stephen A., (Maguire, C. & Tellcamp,) bds. Mrs. Kinder.
Clark Wm. T., clerk Bellefontaine R. R. office.
Clarke Alfred D., clerk Stewart & Bowen, bds. G. Tuttle.
Clarke James H., theatrical, res. 56 Indiana ave.
CLARKE REV. M. G., office of the Witness and religious
book depository, Odd Fellows' Hall, res. 4 E. Ver- mont.
Clarke John N., bookkeeper Witness office, bds. Rev. M. G. Clarke.
Clay H., bds. 88 W. Maryland.
Clayton John M., delivery clerk American Express Co.
Clayton Leonidas W., express man, res. 84 N. Illinois.
CLEARY GEORGE H., plumber and gas fitter, 105 W. Washington, bds. 140 W. Georgia.
Cleary Patrick, laborer, 99 Indiana ave.
Cleaver Jefferson, brick. mason, Ohio, bt. New Jersey and East.
CLEM A. & BROTHER, dry goods and groceries, 151 and 153 Massachusetts ave.
Clem Aaron, (A. C. & Brother,) res. 138 N. East.
Clem Wm. F., (A. C. & Brother,) bds. 138 N. East.
Clemens John, carpenter, res. N. Illinois west side bt. First and Second.
Clever John, brick mason, res. N. Mississippi west side bt." Sixth and Seventh.
Clifton Joseph, hostler Patterson & Browning, res. 93 S. Tennessee.
Cline Henry, hatter, 120 N. Mississippi.
Cline Joel, carpenter Byrkit & Beam, res. 190 N. Illinois. Cline Peter, teamster, res. S. end West.
Clinton Mrs. Harriet, res. 35 Liberty.
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INDIANAPOLIS
J. K. SHARPE, DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF
OOTS. S DES.
AND LEATHER, ALSO, DEALER IN Tanner's Oil, Shoe Findings, Patent Leather, TANNER'S AND CURRIER'S TOOLS, MOROCCOS, SHOE THREAD, BOOT WEB, &C. IPCASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SHEEP SKINS. No. 96 East Washington St., Indianapolis.
PROFESSOR UP DE GRAFF,
PERINE
OCULIST, AURIST, AND GENERAL SURGEON NO. 39 E. MARKET ST., INDIANAPOLIS.
IL Treats all diseases of the Eye and Ear, inserts artificial Eyes ; will also insert artificial drums for the Ear in total deafness. Treats Cancer and Consumption according to the late discoveries of the French schools.
JULIUS NICOLAI, Grocer and Provision Alerchant,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS, SWISS CHEESE,
Holland Herring, Havana and Domestic Cigars, Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela and Common Whisky. WASHINGTON STREET, OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Clinton Horton R., blacksmith, res. 34 E. Georgia. Clinton John, blacksmith, res. 149 Virginia ave.
Clofey Conrad, employee Bellefontaine Depot, res. 7 Hu- ron.
Clune John, laborer, 57 Kentucky ave.
Cobal George, carpenter, res. James bt. Ind. ave. & W. St. Clair.
Cobb Madame, milliner and fancy goods, 24 Louisiana.
Coburn James F., machinist, bds. 42 Bates.
Coburn John, (Wallace & C.) res. 47 N. Delaware.
Coburn Mrs. Sarah, res. 47 N. Delaware.
Coburn Wm. H., bar keeper Arbor Saloon, 6 N. Illinois. Codner Aaron, brick layer, res. 144 E. McCarty.
Coe Thomas, carriage trimmer, bds. Little's Hotel.
Coen John, paper hanger, 107 S. Tennessee.
Coffer Mrs. Hannah, 164 Railroad ave.
Coffin Benjamin F., M. D., (Abbett & C.,) res. 155 E. New York.
Coffin Frederick F., clerk W. Jones & Co.
Coffin Isaac, (Ketcham & C.,) res. 151 N. Pennsylvania.
Coffin Nathan T., patent saws, 87 S. Pennsylvania, res. 147 S. Alabama.
Coffman Adam, laborer, res. 100 Alley, bt. Missouri and West.
Coffman Jacob, carpenter, res. 173 S. New Jersey.
Coke George, finisher, bds. 20 Chatham.
Coke Mrs. Mary, 20 Chatham.
Colby Thomas J., engineer B. R. R., res. 43 E. Georgia. Coldren Thomas, farmer, res. 82 St. Joseph.
Cole David G., mail agent I. & C. R. R., res. 135 N. East. Coleman Martin, laborer, 175 S. New Jersey.
Coleman William, cigar maker, res. 68 Indiana ave.
Colestock Ephraim, carpenter Byrkit & Beam, res. 150 N. Illinois.
COLESTOCK HENRY, Street Commissioner, 22 W. North.
Colestock John, carpenter, bds. 22 W. North.
Colestock John, bds. 115 N. East.
Colley Sims A., (Ellsworth & C.,) res. N. New Jersey, S. of Walnut.
Collins Cornelius, laborer, 35 E. Market.
Collins E. J., carpenter, res. 205 N. Noble. Collins John, carpenter Washington Foundry.
Collins John, laborer, 35 E. Market.
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INDIANAPOLIS
BOSTON STORE!
J. MORRISON, :
(Successor to HI J. Horn,)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
STAPLE ANGY
DRY GOODS,
Also keeps a large stock of House Furnishing Goods, NO. 10 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, At H. J. Horn's Old Established Stand, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO.,
Office Second Story of Hubbard's New Building,
CORNER MERIDIAN AND PEARL ST. NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Fire and Inland Transportation Risks taken at Equitable Rates. IFThis Company keeps a Reserve Fund sufficient to re-insure all outstanding Risks. BUSINESS CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE STATE OF INDIANA. T. A. MORRIS, President. S. F. COVINGTON, Sec'y.
S. F. COVINGTON is also Agent for
THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO., Which Company also confines its business to Indiana, and keeps a Re- serve fund ample to re-insure every outstanding risk.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID IN CASH, Without Abatement, Delay or Expense to Claimants.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Collins John, carpenter, res. 37 S. Illinois. Collins John, laborer, res. S. end Missouri.
Colton Wm. F., engineer, 72 E. St. Clair. Colton W. B., bds. Little's Hotel.
Comegys Levi, carpenter, 62 N. Delaware.
Cones Robert M., carpenter, res. 98 W. Michigan.
Conklin Israel, employee Terre Haute & Richmond R. R., res. 85 S. New Jersey.
Conley Francis, cabinet maker Spiegel, Thoms & Co., bds. 199 E. Washington.
Conley Peter, cabinet maker Spiegel, Thoms & Co., bds. 199 E. Washington.
Conner Morris, laborer, 38 S. Alabama.
Conner Michael, hostler Wood & Foudray.
Conner Patrick, laborer, 98 E. Maryland.
Conner Richard J. (C. & Worman,) bds. Bates House.
Conner Thomas, laborer, 217 S. Delaware.
CONNER & WORMAN, wholesale boots and shoes, 75 W. Washington.
Connor Alexander H., (Gorden, C. & Bowles,) bds. Palmer House.
Connor Marks, laborer, bds. 186 N. Tennessee.
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