Sutherland and McEvoy's Indianapolis city directory and business mirror for 1860-61, Part 10

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Minahan Andrew, res. 221 S. Delaware.


Mineck Harvey, steamboat pilot, bds. 229 S. Delaware.


Minehart Phillip, laborer, res. 29 N. Spring.


Minger Charles, telegraph operator, bds. California House. Mink William, boot and shoe maker, bds. S. East, over Union Railway.


Minnely Henry, shoemaker, bds. Little's Hotel.


Mitchel Jacob, salesman Glaser & Brother, bds. Palmer House.


Mitchell Marl, blacksmith, bds. National Hotel.


Mittay John C., saddler, res. 159 E. New York.


Mittay John C., barkeeper Eagle Saloon, res. 138 E. Wash- ington, up stairs.


Mittay William M., barkeeper Nebraska Saloon, res. 11 E. Georgia.


Mittiffer Henry, Bluff road.


Mitten George, engineer I. & C. R. R., bds. Bates House. Mock Martin, tailor, res. 178 E. Ohio.


Moesch T. H., at Apollo Garden, res. cor. Kentucky ave. and Tennessee.


Moda Michael, shoemaker, res. 51 S. Illinois.


Moffitt E. R., law student with McDonald & Walker.


Moffitt John, machinist, res. 69 W. South.


MOFFITT JOHN, dentist, Sentinel building, res. cor. First and N. Illinois.


Moffitt John, jr., compositor Locomotive, bds. cor. South and Tennessee.


Moffitt Oliver, printer, bds. cor. South and Tennessee.


Moffitt William, (Beck & M.,) bds. 21 S. Delaware.


Moltare Gottlieb, 50 Union.


Molton Charles, engineer R. R., res. 20 N. West.


Molton John, driver American and United States Express, bds. American House.


MONNINGER DANIEL & CONRAD, Court House Saloon and billiards, 121 E. Washington, res. same.


Monroe John, carpenter, 107 E. Ohio.


Monroe William M., messenger Adams Express Madison & Indianapolis R. R.


Montague William, wagon maker, 12 N. Delaware, res. 59 S. New Jersey.


Monteeth James, brick moulder, bds. 59 S. New Jersey.


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Monteeth John, carpenter, res. 81 E. South.


Montgomery Andrew, shoemaker, res. 112 N. Meridian. MONTGOMERY CHAUNCY, proprietor Washington Hall Billiard Saloon, W. Washington, res. 75 Maryland.


MONTGOMERY JAMES, hack driver, res. Louisiana, bet. . Illinois and Tennessee.


Mooklar William B., clerk J. P. Pope, 33 W. Washington, bds. 111 East.


MOONEYS & CO., dealers in leather, hides and oil, 75 S. Meridian.


Mooney James E., (M. & Co.,) res. Edinburgh, Ind.


Mooney Wm. W., (M. & Co., res. Edinburgh, Ind.


Moore Mrs. Catharina E., res. 68 E. St. Joseph.


Moore Chauncey G., bds. 100 N. Pennsylvania.


Moore Charles P., foreman Kregelo, Blake & Co., res. 123 N. Meridian.


Moore Charles W., (Merrill & Co.,) res. Merrill, bet. New Jersey and Alabama.


Moore Deborah D., res. 9 E. Michigan.


Moore George W., 283 Virginia ave.


Moore Mrs. Hattie, school teacher, res. 41 W. Walnut.


Moore Henry, fireman I. & C. R. R., res. 161 S. Dela- ware.


Moore Isaac P., fireman B. R. R., res. 81 N. East.


Moore John, laborer, bds 76 E. Market.


Moorhead Phineas B., foreman Bellefontaine R. R., bds. Little's Hotel.


Moran Patrick, laborer, res. 192 S. East.


Morgan David, heater Rolling Mill, res. 16 Willard.


Morgan Dennis, clerk, bds. N. Mississippi, bet. New York and Vermont.


Morgan Dennis, cor. Ohio and Tennessee.


Morgan E. R., machinist Bellefontaine shop, bds. S. Dela- ware.


Morgan Edward, machinist, bds. Ray House.


Morgan Mrs. Elizabeth, 99 Louisiana.


Morgan Mrs. H., boarding house, 51 E. Louisiana.


Morgan James, clerk, bds. Ray House.


Morgan Samuel, (Smith & M.,) res. 57 E. New York.


Morgan William, student Bryant's Commercial College, bds. 101 E. Louisiana.


Morgan William D., res. W. Market.


Morgenweck V., laborer, res. 9 Chatham.


Moriarty Daniel, laborer, res. 174 S. Delaware.


Mority Patrick, laborer, res. 11 Railroad.


MORITZ & BRO., clothiers and merchant tailors, 3 E. Washington and 19 W. Washington.


Moritz Solomon, (M. & Bro.,) bds. Bates House.


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Morley A. J., bookbinder Sheets & Braden, bds. Palmer House.


Morley Thomas, laborer, res. 159 W. Maryland.


Morley Walter, laborer, res. 159 W. Maryland.


MORNINGSTAR PETER, meat market, N. Pennsylvania, near Odd Fellows' Hall.


Morrell William S., school teacher, res. 59 N. Missis- sippi.


Morris Mrs. A. W., res. 53 S. Meridian.


Morris Charles G., bds. 50 S. Meridian.


Morris George W., bds. E. Maryland, bet. Meridian and Virginia.


Morris James W., bds. 50 S. Meridian.


Morris John D., freight agent I. & C. R. R., res. 50 S. Me- ridian.


Morris John, shoemaker, res. 65 N. Noble.


Morris Mrs. Catharine, res. 155 N. Railroad.


Morris John, bds. cor. Tennessee and Indiana ave.


Morris L. T., res. 53 S. Meridian.


Morris N. N., student N. W. C. University, res. 53 S. Me- ridian.


Morris Sanford V., clerk Danforth & Simpson, res. 113 W. South.


MORRIS SAMUEL, attorney at law and notary public, 243 E. Washington, res. foot of Madison ave.


MORRIS THOMAS A., president Indianapolis Insurance Co., 14 and 16 S. Meridian, res. Fort Wayne ave.


Morrison A. F., clerk Mills, Alford & Co., bds. Fort Wayne road, N. E. part of city.


Morrison Mrs. Ann F., res 32 N. Pennsylvania.


Morrison Charles J., clerk W. H. Talbott & Co., bds. cor. Pennsylvania and Market.


Morrison James, (M. & Ray,) res. cor. St. Mary and Fort Wayne road.


Morrison John T., clerk, res. 12 E. Michigan.


Morrison Michael, teamster, res. 19 Union.


MORRISON & RAY, attorneys at law, 26 E. Washington, up stairs.


Morrison Wm. H., sen., (Mills, Alford & Co.,) res. Penn- sylvania, N. of city limits.


Morrison Wm. H., jr., book-keeper Mills, Alford & Co., bds. N. E. part of city, Fort Wayne road.


Morrow B. B., (Wiggim & M.,) American House.


Morrow Thomas, laborer, res. north of Carlisle's old mill. Morrow, Walter L., bds. 34 E. Market.


Morton John, watchman Rolling Mill, bds. 13 Willard.


Morton William S. T., (Coffin & M.,) res. Centreville.


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ELIJAH HASKET.


CONRAD KEIL.


E. HASKET


& CO.


No. 26 Kentucky Avenue, below State Offices, AND PEARL ST., OPP. CAMERON'S JOBBING OFFICE, INDIANA


PUMPS MADE TO ORDER


AND READY MADE ALWAYS ON HAND.


All Work promptly executed at Moderate Terms. and give us a Trial.


Call


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MOSES LUCIUS W., optician, 20 E. Washington, res. 13 E. Market.


Mosher Theodore, machinist, bds. L. B. Wilson.


Mosher Tracy D., clerk Eldridge, MeMillin & Biddle.


Moss Lewis, machinist, at Rolling mill, res. 136 E. Wash- ington.


Moss Mrs. Lydia, (col.,) res. W. North.


Moss Nathan, (col.,) barber, bds. W. North.


Mot Jacob, showman, bds. 212 W. Washington.


Mothershead John L., bds. 54 S. Meridian.


Mottis Henry, stone mason, res. 270 Fletcher's addition.


Mount A. S., (Mooneys & Co.,) res. 50 S. Illinois.


Mount Humphrey, carpenter, res. 144 E. North.


Mowry C. R., harness maker, James Sulgrove, bds. Temper- ance House.


MUELLER JOHN, importer of wines, liquors and cigars, 212 E. Washington, res. same, up stairs.


Muir James, tea dealer, 33 W. Market, res. same. Muirson Alexander, stone dealer, 143 Virginia ave. Mull Jacob, carriage maker, res. 233 N. Illinois.


Mullen John, laborer, res. 144 E. New York.


Mullen Roger, brick maker, res. 189 S. New Jersey.


Mulleney Patrick, with C. A. Elliott & Co., bds. 32 Ken- tucky ave.


Mulleney D., clerk, bds. 32 Kentucky ave.


Muller Fred, cook Capital Saloon, bds. 14 E. Washington.


Muller John A. D., carpenter, res. 196 N. East.


Munsell Ezra, wagon maker, bds. 175 E. Ohio.


MUNSELL HENRY, wagon maker, Wabash alley, bet. Liberty and Noble, res. 175 E. Ohio.


Munson C. H., (M. & Johnson,) res. 119 E. Ohio.


Munson David, (Locke & M.,) res. Market, bet. East and New Jersey.


MUNSON & JOHNSON, stoves and tinware, 62 E. Washington. .


Murlaugh John, carpenter, res. 137 W. New York.


MURPHY & HOLLIDAY, iron, steel and springs, 34 E. Washington.


Murphy James, laborer, res. Elizabeth, near Blake.


Murphy John W., (M. & Holliday,) res. 33 E. Ohio.


Murphy John, brakeman, res. 153 S. Minnesota.


Murphy Jonathan, res. 93 E. Louisiana.


Murphy Mrs. Kate L., res. 64 Bright.


Murphy Mike, res. Blackford.


Murphy Timothy, boot and shoe maker, 4 W. Market. res. same. Musgrove Dr. Philip B., bds. N. Tennessee.


Musgrove Moses, spinner, res. California.



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REMOVAL!


S. C. FRINK,


ENTIST


Would return his most devout thanks to his friends for their patronage of the past, hoping by a faithful perform- ance of all work entrusted to him as a Surgeon or Mechanical Dentist, still to merit a continuance of the same.


Having removed from his old place of business to his new and beautiful rooms in


YOHN'S BLOCK. Corner of Washington and Meridian Streets,


Where he will be happy to meet, not only his old friends, but new ones-having added much to his facilities for the convenience and comfort of his numerous patrons, and also for the quick dispatch of all kinds of Dental work. From one tooth to a whole set inserted in a few hours. Every operation for the preservation and beauty of the human teeth will be performed in the most careful and thorough manner.


CHLOROFORM GIVEN WHEN REQUIRED. OFFICE HOURS FROM 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Office No. 4 Yohn's Block, Cor. of Washington and N. Meridian Sts., Indianapolis


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Muth Matthew, baker, bds. 55 Maryland.


Myer Christian F., carpenter, res. 41 N. East.


Myer Martin, umbrella maker, res. 171 E. Washington. Myer Moses, clothier and dealer in furnishing goods, N. W. cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 116 Ohio.


Myer William, blacksmith, res. 47 E. Georgia.


Myers C. J., (M. & Witthoft, ) bds. Pattison House.


Myers Henry, carpenter, res. 69 Davidson. Myers Henry, res. 65 Merrill.


Myers John, carpenter, res. 124 N. Davidson.


Myers John M., tinner, res. 69 S. Pennsylvania.


Myers Joseph, harness maker, bds. 59 Maryland.


Myers Leonard, confectioner, res. 149 E. Ohio.


Myers Philip, boot and shoe maker, res. 2d door cor. Ten- nessee and Indiana ave.


MYERS & WITTHOFT, wholesale and retail manufac- turers of furniture, 171 E. Washington.


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Nagel Daniel, laborer, res. 23 E. Harrison.


Naltner A., Nebraska Saloon, res. 117 S. Tennessee.


Naltner Martin, bar tender, Magnolia Saloon.


Nassoy Henry, laborer, res. 161 N. Noble.


Neall Jonathan R., produce dealer, 134 E. Washington, res. 89 N. New Jersey.


Nealy Hugh, clerk, res. E. Vine.


Neas Louis, carpenter, res. 82 E. St. Joseph.


Neffing Nicholas, cabinet maker, 246 old Madison road.


Neffle Frederick, watchman Kregelo, Blake & Co., res. S. West.


Nehling Frederick C., teamster, res. 125 cor. South and New Jersey.


Neil Jonathan, (Holms & N.,) bds. N. New Jersey.


Neiman Christian, carpenter, res. 122 N. Davidson.


Neiman Jacob, township trustee, office Court House, res. 4 miles N. W. of town, on Lafayette Railroad.


NEIMEYER JOHN H., portrait painter, over A. B. Willard & Co.


Neimeyer William, laborer, res. 66 S. Noble.


Neis Adam, blacksmith, res. 139 E. Washington.


Nelson Henry H., sheriff Supreme Court, res. 73 N. Missis- sippi.


Nelson John, machinist, res. E. Hosbrook.


Nelson Sandy, (col.,) washerwoman, res. 78 N. Missouri. Nevitt William, res. 59 E. Ohio.


NEW JOHN C., clerk Circuit and Common Pleas Courts, office at Court House, res. 102 N. Pennsylvania.


LITTLE'S HOTEL


S. E. Corner of Washington and New Jersey Sts.,


A. R. HYDE,


PROPRIETOR.


This Hotel has lately been enlarged and refurnished, making it one of the FINEST HOTELS IN THE STATE. The Rooms are large and well ventilated, the Beds new and good, and the Tables supplied with the Delicacies of the season. Connected with this Hotel are Omnibusses and Carriages, to convey Passengers to and from the Trains Free of Charge.


CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION READY FOR HIRE AT ALL HOURS, DAY OR NIGHT.


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New Rev. John B., pastor Christian Church, res. 56 N. Illi- nois.


Newcomb Horatio C., (N. & Tarkington,) 58 N. Alabama. NEWCOMB & TARKINGTON, attorneys at law, 24 E. Washington, up stairs.


NEWCOMER CHRISTIAN, saloon, 13 W. Washington, res. same.


Newcomer F. S., physician and surgeon, office 14, res. 15, Circle.


Newell L. S., retired, res. 24 N. Mississippi.


Newland John T., clerk Wm. Worland, bds. 37 Virginia ave.


NEWMAN JOHN S., president Indiana Central Railroad Co., office cor. Virginia ave. and Delaware, res. Centre- ville.


Newman Peter, laborer, res. 149 S. Mississippi.


Newman Walter, clerk Ind. Central R. R. office.


NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE, W. & H. Glenn & , Co., proprietors, Glenns' Block, E. Washington.


NICHOLAS SEBASTIAN C., printer Sentinel office, bds. Little's Hotel.


Nicholas Miss Georgiana, school teacher Indianapolis Fe- male Institute, bds. 34 E. Michigan.


Nicholas Joseph W., law student, bds. 93 N. Pennsylvania. NICHOLS T. M., surgeon dentist, 24 S. Meridian.


Nichols Willard, foreman Atlas office, res. 93 Massachu- setts ave.


Nicholson David, stone cutter, res. 120 E. Michigan.


Nicholson William, stone mason, res. 60 N. Noble.


Nichol Robert, carpenter, res. 238 S. Alabama.


NICOLAI CHARLES, harness maker and saddler, 268 E. Washington, res. same.


Nicolai Julius, retired, 89 W. Washington.


Nicolai L., meat store, 39 E. New York, bds. 48 E. New York.


Nieman William, carpenter, bds. 157 E. Ohio.


Niles Thomas N., Bryant's Commercial College, bds. Pyle House.


Nobbe Henry, printer Sentinel Office, res. 112 N. Noble.


NOBLE WILLIAM H. L., general ticket agent I. & C. R. R., res. 30 N. Delaware.


Noble Winston P., res. E. Market. -


Nofsinger W. R., East of City limits.


Noltary Charles, baker Cincinnati bakery, bds. 91 E. Wash- ington.


Nolting Charles, laborer, res. 197 N. Alabama.


Nolting John, laborer, res. 199 N. Alabama.


Nooe wid. A., res. 73 S. New Jersey.


TLAS,


A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED


DAI TRI-WEEKL AND 4


WEEKLY


By JOHN D. DEFREES. 9


Indianapolis, Indiana,


AT THE FOLLOWING RATES, VIZ :


DAILY, $6. per Year or 10 Cts. per Week; TRI-WEEK- LY, $2.50 per Year ; WEEKLY, $1.00 per Year.


ADVERTISING AP LIBERAL RAT


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Norris Amos, res. 243 S. Pennsylvania. Norris Stephen, res. 20 N. Delaware.


NORTH CAPT. MYRON, livery and sale stables, 24 S. Pennsylvania, res. 19 W. Maryland. North Oliver M., bds. 19 W. Maryland. North S. P., elerk, bds. Farmers' Hotel.


NORTH-WESTERN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, N. E. of City limits.


Northway George, plasterer, res. 94 N. New Jersey.


Northway John, plasterer, res. 146 E. North.


Norton John, Farmers' Hotel, res. 61 Illinois,


Norwood Elbert F., tinner, res. 26 N. Illinois.


Norwood George, bds. 95 N. Illinois.


Norwood Mrs. Margaret, res. 72 W. Maryland. Norwood Richard, res. 26 N. Illinois.


Nulting Charles, with F. Ballman, bds. 91 E. Washington.


Nurman Christ, shoemaker, bds. 176 E. Washington.


Nuttmeyer Charles H., earpenter, res. 181 E. Ohio.


Nuttmeyer Christian, carpenter, res. 151 E. Ohio.


Ober David J., clerk, res. 101 Tennessee,


O'Brian Jeremiah, tin smith, res. 1 N. New Jersey.


O'Brien Timothy K., clerk Ind. Cen. R. R., bds. American House.


O'Brien Thomas, hostler, res. W. Maryland.


O'Connor Patrick, bds. 245 W. Washington.


O'Connor Edmund, laborer, bds. 29 N. Davidson.


ODD FELLOWS' HALL, N. E. eor. Pennsylvania and Washington.


O'Donell Thomas, laborer, bds. 204 S. Delaware.


Ohler A., watch maker, res. Washington, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.


Oelschlager Benjamin, clerk Perkins & Coon, res 111 Fort Wayne ave.


Off Christian, sawyer, bds. 189 N. Davidson.


Off Gottlieb, bar tender St. Charles saloon.


Oglesby John H., res. Alvord's Block, 3d door, S. of Mary- land.


OGLESBY WILLIAM F., clerk and telegraph operator, bds. Alvord's Bloek, S. Pennsylvania.


O'Hara Mrs. Sarah, res. 79 E. Market.


Oehelar David, shoemaker, res. 38 Bluff Road.


Ohr Aaron D., ticket agent Union Depot, res. 80 E. Mar- ket.


Ohr Henry, grand scribe of G. D. S. of T., 28 W. Washing- ton, res. 48 N. Delaware.


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MUSIC


ORE


INDIANA PIANO FORTE WAREROOM,


NO. 4 BATES HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


WILLARD & STOWELL. ---


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OHR JOHN H., (agent Adams Express Co.,) res. 92 N. New Jersey.


Ohr M. L., messenger Adams Express Co T. H. R. R. R.


Okey Edward H., mason, res. 167 N. New Jersey.


Okey James, res. 183 N. New Jersey.


Okey Joseph B , solicitor of patents, res. 144 N. East.


Okey Phillip, carpenter, res. 124 E. Michigan.


Oldmans Harmon, clerk, bds. cor. Washington and Mississ- ippi.


Ollom Jacob, teamster, res. Elizabeth, bet. Blake and Dun- lap.


O'Neal Hugh, attorney at law, Etna Building, N. Pennsyl- vania.


O'Neal Patrick, laborer, res. 14 E. Georgia.


O'Neal Richard, real estate agent, 12 S. Pennsylvania, res. 99 Virginia ave.


O'Neal Timothy, laborer, res. 9 N. Railroad.


O'NEAL ROBERT E., business agent Atlas, bds. Palmer House.


O'Rafferty A., boot and shoemaker, res. 169 Mississippi.


O'Reilly Douglass, plasterer, res. S. East.


ORIENTAL HOUSE, F. Costigan, proprietor, S. Illinois, bet. Maryland and Georgia.


Orlopp Richard, American Express messenger I. & St. L. F. R., bds. Bates House.


Orr G. B., brick mason, res. Indiana ave.


Osbourne Samuel, secretary Gov. Willard, bds. 53 W. Mich- igan.


OSGOOD J. B., house and sign painter, 24 Kentucky ave., res. 34 N. Mississippi.


Osgood J. B., jr., bds. with J. B. Osgood.


OSGOOD SMITH & CO., last, peg, hub, spoke and felloe manufacturers, 180 S. Illinois.


Osgood J. R., (O., Smith & Co.,) res. 17 W. Georgia.


Ostermeyer Christian, drayman, res. 137 E. Ohio.


OSTERMEYER FREDERICK, dry goods, groceries and provisions, 258 E. Washington, res. same.


Ostermeyer Louis, sr., laborer, res. 145 N. Liberty.


Ostermeyer, Louis, marble polisher, res 147 N. Liberty. Oswald Godfried, laborer, res. 165 N. Railroad.


OTT JOHN & CO., wholesale and retail dealers and manu- facturers of furniture, 117 W. Washington.


Ott John (J. O. & Co.,) res. 117 W. Washington. Ott Michael, res. 102 cMCarty.


Otte William, carpenter, res. 155 E. Ohio.


Otten Deitrich, chair maker, res. 41 N. Spring.


Otten Deitrich, cigar manufacturer, 159 E. Washington, res. Spring.


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PALMER HOUSE


J. D. CARMICHAEL, - - PROPRIETOR, Corner Washington and Illinois Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


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Otis W. H. auditor B. R. R. Line, bds. Maryland.


Otto B., printer Volksblatt Office, 130 E. Washington, res. same.


Otto Phillip, laborer, 139 N. Alabama.


Over D. J., clerk, res. 101 N. Tennessee.


Owen John, clerk 13 S. Meridian, res. same.


Owens Nathaniel, plasterer, res 87 E. South.


Owens wid. William, res. 161 Liberty.


Oyler William, varnisher Sloan & Ingersoll, res. 101 S. Alabama.


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Palmer Charles, C., retired, bds. 37 W. Maryland,


Palmer Edward S., (Douglass &. P.,) res. 40 S. Illinois.


PALMER HOUSE, Jesse D. Carmichael, cor. Washington and Illinois.


Palmer John, blacksmith, bds. Michigan Road.


Palmer Nathan B., retired, res. 37 W. Maryland.


PALMER & TALBOTT, dry goods wholesale and retail, 37 E. Washington.


Palmer T. G., deputy auditor of State, 7 McOuat's Block. Palmer T. G., (P. & Talbott,) res. 90 N. Illinois.


PARISETTE JAMES, pharmaceutic confectioner, 15 N. Illinois, res. same.


PARK THERON, agricultural implement dealer, 86 W. Washington, res. cor. Tennessee and Washington.


Parks James, pattern maker, res, 12 N. New Jersey.


Parks John, (col.,) chief cook Little's Hotel.


Parker Benjamin, Bryant's Commercial College, bds. Macy House.


Parker Columbus, bds. S. Illinois.


Parker Mrs. Catharine, 134 E. Washington.


PARKER EDGAR, dealer in guns, pistols and fancy goods, 17 S. Illinois.


Parker Scott W., law student with Smith & Smith.


Parker Wilson, brick mason, 103 S. Tennessee.


PARKMAM CHARLES B., secretary Rolling Mill Co., res. cor. Mississippi and Maryland.


Parmerlee James C., (Yandes & Co.,) res. Brown county.


Parmelee W. H., clerk Ind. & Laf. R. R.


Parrish H., attends to his own business, office 24 E. Wash- ington, bds. Palmer House.


Parrish John, finisher, bds. 258 S. Delaware.


Parrish Solomon, with I. Davis & Co., res. 104 S. New Jersey.


PARROT HORACE, general ticket agent Ind. Central R. R., res. 141 N. Delaware.


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PHOENIX


PHENIX


INSURANCE COMPANY


HARTFORD


CONN


INSURANCE COMPANY.


HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital, $400,000,


DEVOTED TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. LOSSES HONORABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. S. L. LOOMIS, Pres. H. KELLOGG, Sec. R. J. GATLING, Agent, OFFICE IN BLACKFORD'S BUILDINGS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


PARRY & WRIGHT, physicians and surgeons, office 12 E. Market.


Parry Charles, M. D., (P. & Wright,) res. 23 N. Meridian.


Parsley Ashbury, teamster, res. 161 N. Alabama.


Parsons Charles A., conductor P. & I. R. R., bds. American House.


PARSONS JOHN J., superintendent Sentinel Bindery, Sentinel Building, res. 61 W. New York.


Partridge Joseph, express messenger Adams & Co., T. H. & R. Railroad & Evansville Railroad, bds. Palmer House. PARVIN THEOPHILUS, M. D., res. 69 N. Alabama.


Pascoe James, boiler maker, Bellefontaine R. R. shop, res. 75 S. New Jersey.


Pasquire John B., carpenter, res. 176 E. Michigan.


Patterson Edward W., stock dealer, res. 32 N. Delaware.


PATTERSON J. M., livery stable, 34 E. Maryland, res. 104 Massachusetts ave.


Patterson John, carpenter, res. 156 N. Delaware.


Patterson John P., traveling agent J. W. Holland, res. 85 N. New Jersey.


Patterson T. T. N., speculator and tanner, res. 71 N. Ala- bama.


Patterson R. H., book-keeper, bds. W. end North.


PATTERSON S. J., flouring and saw mill, W. Washing- ton, near river bank, res. W. end North.


PATTERSON WILLIAM, attorney at law and notary public, 30 W. Washington, up stairs, res. 152 E. Ohio.


Pattison Aug. E., at N. W. C. U., res. 71 N. Alabama.


Pattison wid. Jehu, (col.,) res. 139 N. East.


Pattison W. T., 17 N. Alabama.


Paxton Mrs. Elizabeth, res. 3 Circle.


Paul Henry, shoemaker, res. 173 S. Delaware.


Payne Alice, tailoress, res. Kentucky.


Paynter Edward W., printer Sentinel office, bds. Tennessee, bet. Ohio and New York.


Payton William, (col.,) currier Jno. Fishback, res. 139 N. West.


Peacock Wm. H., engineer I. & C. R. R., res. S. side Na- tional road.


Pearson Joseph, stone cutter, res. 18 E. Market.


Pearson Leonard, American Express messenger T. H. & R. Railroad, bds. Palmer House.


Pearson L., brick mason, res. 114 N. Alabama.


Peasley Abraham, res. 126 N. West.


PECK E. J., president and superintendent T. H. & R. Railroad, office at depot, res. Maryland, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.


Peck George W., cabinet maker, res. 156 N. Delaware.


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Indiana Central RAILWAY.


INDIANAPOLIS, DAYTON AND COLUMBUS SHORT LINE. Three Daily Trains from Indianapolis to Columbus


The Indiana Central Railway, with its connections, forms the


Great Central National Route, FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO THE EAST.


This being one of the old established Routes, the road beds and machinery are kept in the very best condition.


On the above line travelers will find all the modern im- provements which can add to their comfort.


TIME ALWAYS AS QUICK AND FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY COMPETING LINE.


To all Eastern Points


CINCINNATI, VIA RICHMOND AND HAMILTON. Cars Run Through without Change. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA INDIANA CENTRAL. HI. PARROTT, Gen'l Ticket Agt. II. L. POPE, Supt.


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Peck Thomas, pattern maker, bds. 154 N. Delaware. Pedicord R. M., railroad bridge builder, res. 179 E. Mar- ket.


Pedlow James C., blacksmith, res. S. E. Michigan ave.


Pee Geo. W., salesman J. Crossland, res. 72 N. Alabama.


Pells Isaac T., salesman New York Store.


Pence Nicholas, laborer, bds. N. Noble.


Pender Thomas, res. 56 E. Market.


Penn S. W., 24 Mississippi.


PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, 208 E. Washington, cor. East.


Penticost M., retired, res. 173 N. Alabama.


Penticost S. F., cor. St. Clair and Alabama.


Perdue H., daguerrean artist, 39} W. Washington, res. same.


Perdue Milton W., brakeman B. R. R., res. N. 67 Noble. PERINE & MAYHEW, model builders, 1 3d floor Blake's Building, cor. Washington and Kentucky ave.


Perine Alfred T., (P. & Mayhew,) bds. 91 Maryland.


PERRINE CHARLES O., news stand Union Depot, res. 26 Maryland, cor. Illinois.


PERRINE JAMES, res. New Jersey, bet. Market and Ohio.


Perkins Barzelia, machinist, res. E. Louisiana.


PERKINS & COON, drugs and medicines, 14 W. Wash- ington.


Perkins C. G., (P. & Coon,) res. 40 N. Mississippi.


Perkins William I., (col.,) laborer, 139 N. West.


PERKINS SAMUEL E., Judge of Supreme Court, res. N. side New York, bet. California and West.


PERRIN GEORGE K., attorney at law and notary pub-


lic, College Hall Buildings, E. Washington, bds. Pyle House.


PERROTT SAMUEL & SON, grocers, 200 W. Washing- ton.


Perrott William W., (S. P. & Son,) 200 W. Washington.


Perry John, turner, res. 11 Elsworth.


Pearsall Peter R., professor of music, 26 S. Tennessee.


PERU & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD, Depot S. New Jersey.


Pesser Charles, stone cutter, res. S. Delaware.


Peters Harrison, wagon maker, bds. Farmers' and Drovers' Hotel.


Peters Henry, breakman T. H. & R. Railroad, bds. Union House.


Peterson John D., carpenter, res. 92} N. New Jersey.


Petty James E., res. Drake & Mayhew's addition.


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INDIANAPOLIS


RANKL IN t and Setenty FOUNDRY, 168 Vine St., between Fourth and Fifth Sts., CINCINNATI, O.


R. ALLISON, Superintendent,


MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN


NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,


PRINTING PRESSES, CASES, GALLEYS, &C., Unks and Printing Material OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.


STEREOTYPING OF ALL KINDS,


Books, Music, Patent Medicine Directions, Jobs, Wood Cuts, &c., &c.


Brand and Pattern Letters


OF VARIOUS STYLES. ELECTROTYPING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Petrie John, saloon and boarding, 222 E. Washington, res. same.


Pfaff William I., clerk, bds. 35 E. Michigan.




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