Sutherland and McEvoy's Indianapolis city directory and business mirror for 1860-61, Part 4

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Cathing Edward, house mover, W. Maryland.


Catterson A., grocer, 147 S. Alabama.


Catterson Cyrus W., carpenter, res. 91 N. Meridian. Catterson Henry, harness maker, bds. 89 E. Market. Catterson James B., farmer, 241 Indiana ave.


Catterson James W., 67 S. Pennsylvania. Catterson Robert F., tinner, bds. Palmer House.


Caufman Jacob, carpenter, 173 S. New Jersey. Cautt Geo., shoemaker, 260 S. Delaware.


Cavanaugh Matthias, laborer, res. S. Missouri. CAVEN JOHN, attorney and counselor at law, over 19 E. Washington, bds. Bates House. Cawdell Dr. - .. , res 180 S. Pennsylvania. Caylor Jacob, butcher, res. 125 E. Market. Caylor Otho, butcher, res. 125 E. Market.


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INDIANAPOLIS


WM. HANLIN. THOS. BARNITT.


HANLIN & BARNITT,


SUCCESSORS TO WM. MOFFITT,


DRUG


axId


100 IT


.....


APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS, 172 EAST WASHINGTON ST


OPPOSITE LITTLE'S IIOTEL,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


DEALERS IN


Dure Drugs and Aledicines


Comprising everything usually kept in Drug Stores. Every Article warranted as represented and offered at Prices to suit the Times. Particular at- tention paid to


PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS,


Which will always be prepared with the greatest care, and from the best Material.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Challan Jas. R., professor of English language N. W. C. University.


Chambers Abraham, engineer, res. 152 N. Meridian.


Chambers Caleb S., salesman, bds. Macy House.


Champion Wm., newspaper agent, res. 152 N. New York.


Chanley Thomas E., res. 258 W. Washington.


Chanley William G., res. 258 W. Washington.


Chapin Sewell, broom maker, res. 69 Maryland.


Chapman D. C., painter, bds. Tully House.


CHAPMAN GEORGE H., attorney at law and notary public, College Hall, E. Washington, res. 32 N. Me- ridian.


Chapman William, moulder, bds. 258 S. Delaware.


Charles John, res. 102 N. Meridian.


Charles John P., agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad, res. 91 W. Maryland.


Charles Thomas, hackman, 75 S. Georgia.


Chase Fred, carpenter, res. 215 S. Delaware.


Chase James, conductor Bellefontaine Railroad, res. 235 S. Delaware.


Chase Joseph, switchman M. & I. Railroad, res. 223.S. Dela- ware.


Cheney Joel, machinist, bds. E. Louisiana.


Cherry Thomas R., clerk Tousey & Byram, 36 E. Market.


Cherry Wm. B., tinner, bds. Massachusetts ave., bet. Ten- nessee and Delaware.


CHESTER A. A., stair builder, cor. Pennsylvania and Union, res. 23 S. Liberty.


CHILDERS JOHN P., pump maker, res. 151 S. Noble.


Childers Mrs. Lavina, washer woman, res. 257 S. Delaware.


Chipman L., clerk B. F. Tuttle, res. 132 N. Tennessee. Chism Robert, (col.,) res. 190 W. North.


Cholett Henry I., speculator, res. 22 N. Mississippi.


Choudler Thos. E., res. 258 W. Washington.


Choudler W. G., carpenter, res. 258 W. Washington.


Christie Albert, carpenter, res. 87. S. Illinois.


CHRISTIE SAMUEL K., foreman Sentinel newspaper office, res. Capital House.


Chuppel Hermon, at B. F. Tuttle, bds. Macy House.


CHURCH A. B., author of Church's Simplified Book-Keep- ing, bds. Alvord's Block.


Churchman F. M., clerk Fletcher's . Bank, res. 8 E. Michi- gan.


CINCINNATI HOUSE, Delaware, bet. South and Louisi- ana. Circhoff Frederick, Union.


CITIZENS' LIVERY STABLE, William Wilkison, pro- prietor, 10 Pearl.


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INDIANAPOLIS


CRYSTAL PALACE RESTAURANT,


No. 44 W. Washington St.,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


EDWARD BECK, - - Prop.


CLEMENS VONNEGUT,


DEALER IN


THER


Ilides, and Shoe Finding, NO. 142 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, One Square East of the Court House,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


mo-Orders by letter will receive prompt attention. Cash paid for Hides.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


City Greys' Armory, 24} E. Washington, up stairs.


City Guards' Armory, Atna Building, 14 N. Pennsylvania. CITY HARDWARE STORE, A. D. Wood, proprietor, 12 W. Washington.


Claffey Mrs. Elien, 96 E. McCarty.


Clancy Joseph, at Rolling Mill, bds. 184 S. Tennessee.


Clark A. M., res. 164 W. N. York.


Clark Absalom, res. 95 W. Market.


CLARK EDMUND, president Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad, 64 E. North.


Clark Hamton, carpenter, res. 158 W. Vermont.


Clark Hugh, carriage maker, res. 49 N. New Jersey.


Clark James B., tailor, res. 95 W. Vermont.


Clark Reuben, carpenter, res. 152 W. Michigan.


Clark Stephen A., carriage maker, N. Pennsylvania, bds. 109 N. New Jersey.


Clark W. T., clerk Bellefontaine Railroad office, bds. Mrs. Kinder's.


Clarke Alfred D., salesman Stewart & Bowen, bds. 164 W. New York.


Clarke John N., book-keeper Witness office, bds. N. E. cor. Vermont and Meridian.


CLARKE REV. MINOR G., editor of the Witness, res. N. E. cor. Vermont and Meridian.


Clarridge Daniel, plasterer, res. 59 N. Mississippi.


Cleaver Jefferson, brick mason, res. alley, bet. Ohio and New York.


Cleaver John, brick mason, res. 170 N. New Jersey.


Cleary Patrick, res. Fletcher's addition.


Cleary Patrick, porter Bates House.


CLEM A. & BRO., grocery, 118 Virginia ave.


Clem Aaron, (A. C. & Bro.,) res. 86 S. East.


Clem Frederick, brewer, bds. 135 W. Maryland.


Clem Wm. F., (A. C. & Bro.,) res. 110 N. Alabama.


Cleveland William, (Kile, Cleveland & Co.,) res. 123 N. Delaware.


Clifton Joseph B., foreman Patterson's livery stable, res. 73 S. Tennessee. Cline Henry, res. 120 W. New York.


Cline Joel, carpenter, res. 166 S. Alabama.


Cline William, carpenter, res. 104 McCarty.


Clines Peter, teamster, res. in Drake & Mayhew's. add.


Clinton J. H., student Hayden's College.


Clinton John, blacksmith I. and C. machine shop, res. 149 Virginia ave.


Clinton Wharton, blacksmith, 252 E. Washington, res. 32 Georgia.


Cobal George R., carpenter, James, near Indiana ave.


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INDIANAPOLIS


D. C. MIDDLEMAS, Produce & Commission Merchant


DEALER IN


Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri Manu- factured Tobacco and Cigars, Glass, WOODEN AND STONEWARE, No. 107 West Washington Street, opposite State House.


T. D. BELL, Auction and Commission Sonse


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Bracelets, Chains and Fine Gold JEW- ELRY; also, a general assortment of Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, India Rubber Goods, Portmonies, Soaps, Perfumery, Cutlery, Hosiery, &c. No. 15 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.


Cash advanced on consignments. Dealers supplied with any of the above Goods at New York Jobbing Prices. Sales at Auction morning and evening.


C. J. MYERS. H. WITTROFT.


MYERS & WITTHOFT, Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of


FURNITURE,


Consisting in part of Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wach and Work Stands, Cane and Wood sea" Chairs and Rockers, in fact every article of Fur iture cal'el for, which we will sell as cheap as any other House in the city. Call and examine for yourselves.


Ware Rooms No 171 East Washington Street, two doors East of Little's Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind.


IL PN. B .- Settees for Ha'ls and Churches kept on hand and made to order in numbers to suit Also, Repair'ng and Job Work done to order.


ELLSWORTH, COLLEY & REDSTONE, Counselors at Law and Solicitors of Patents,


NO. 10 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET,


Attend to all cases in the Federal, Supreme, Circuit, and other Courts for the State of Indiana, and to the Collection of Debts; also, procure Patents, Pensions, and prosecute any claims connected with the various departments of the General Government.


N. B .- Competent Draughtsmen are connected with this office, to aid Inventors in their application.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Coburn Mrs. Ann, res. 159 N. Noble.


Coburn Henry, (C. & Lingenfelter,) res. 47 N. Delaware. COBURN & LINGENFELTER, groceries and provisions, lumber, &c., S. E. cor. Delaware and New York. Coburn James F., machinist, res. 72 E. Louisiana.


COBURN JOHN, attorney at law, 152 E. Washington, res. 60 E. Ohio.


Coburn Mrs. Sarah, res. 47 N. Delaware.


Coen John, boarding, 107 S. Tennessee.


Coens Simeon, (col.,) cook Little's Hotel, res. 155 N. West. Coffin Alpheus, salesman Coffin & Morton, bds. Little's ยท Hotel.


Coffin Barnabas, (C. & Morton,) res. Economy.


Coffin Eleaser, cigar maker, res. 21 S. George.


Coffin Isaac, (Ketcham & C.,) res. 83 N. Meridian.


Coffin & Morton, dry goods, &c., 3 Odd Fellows Hall.


COFFIN NATHAN T., patent saws, E. of Union Depot, res. 239 S. Alabama.


COFFMAN JACOB, carpenter, S. New Jersey, near Mer- rill, res. 171 S. New Jersey.


Cogan Mrs. Mary, 64 Merrill.


Colby Henry, (col.,) 156 Canal.


Colburne William H., American Express messenger Belle- fontaine R. R., bds. Bates House.


Cole David G., mail agent I. & C. R. R., res. 135 N. East. Cole Francis, bds. 14 N. New Jersey.


Coleman (col.,) barber, bds. W. Michigan.


Coleman Mrs., 27 Bluff Road.


Coleman Mrs. Catharine, res. 168 E. Michigan.


Coleman Martin, laborer, 175 S. New Jersey.


Colestock Edward B., book binder, bds. 150 N. Illinois.


Colestock Ephriam, carpenter, res. 150 N. Illinois.


Colestock Mrs. Hannah, res. 150 N. Illinois.


Colestock Wesley S., carpenter, bds. 150 N. Illinois. Colgan Henry G., res. 27 E. Georgia.


Colgan William, clerk Witness Office.


Collalto T. C., painter, res. 154 N. New Jersey.


Colley Edmond, bds. 164 N. New Jersey.


Colley Sims A., (Ellsworth C. & Redstone,) res. 164 N. New Jersey.


Colley J. G., saloon, res. 117 Maryland.


Collins Cornelius, laborer, res. 100 E. Market.


Collins Elisha J., carpenter, 205 N. Noble. Collins James, carpenter, res. 205 N. Noble.


Collins John, laborer, res. North.


Colterpeter William, tailor, 63 E. Washington.


Comegys Levi, carpenter, 62 N. Delaware. 5


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INDIANAPOLIS


J. A. HEIDLINGER,


Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of


CIGARS Chewing& Smoking Tobacco


ALSO FINE


MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR CASES,


SNUFF AND TOBACCO BOXES, IMPORTER OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS OF


HAVANNA CIGARS


All Goods Warranted of the best Quality. Orders prompt- ly attended to.


No.3 Palm'r House


AND


No.10 Bates House


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


J. A. HEIDLINGER,


DIRECT IMPORTER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN


HYSON


NO. 10 BATES HOUSE,


INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Compagne Louis, carpenter, bds. 200 N. Illinois.


Conaty James B., manufacturer of bonnet blocks, bleacher and presser, 22 S. Illinois.


Condell James, blacksmith B. R. R. Shop.


Cones Robert N., res. 98 W. Michigan.


Conklin Israel, conductor T. H. & R. R. R., res. 85 S. New Jersey.


Connard Charles, carpenter, bds. National Hotel.


Connel Daniel, bds. California House.


Connell Dennis J., printer, bds. California House.


Connelly George, boiler maker, S. Noble.


Conner Alexander H., (C. & Fishback,) bds. Mrs. Dana.


CONNER & FISHBACK, attorneys at law, and notaries


public, S. W. cor. Pennsylvania and Washington, up stairs.


Conner Michael, laborer, Wabash, bot. New Jersey and East.


Conner Morris, laborer, 38 S. Alabama.


Conner Patrick, laborer, 98 E. Maryland.


Conner Thomas, laborer, res. 210 S. Delaware.


Connor Mark, laborer, res. 186 N. Tennessee.


Connor Mrs. Nannie, bds. 38 S. Alabama.


Connord C. P., (C. & Wentz,) bds. Alabama.


CONNORD & WENTZ, bakers and confectioners, 144 W. Washington.


Conroy Patrick, tailor, 6 Willard.


Conter William, clerk Galt House.


Converse Joel, carpenter, res. 263 Massachusetts ave.


Conwell Jerome B., (Howard & C.,) res. 268 N. Illinois.


CONZELMANN CONRAD, grocer, W. Washington.


Conzelmann George, clerk C. Vonnegut, res. 142 E. Wash- ington.


Cook Charles, clerk G. Krug, bds. S. Liberty.


Cook Miss E. A., tailoress, bds. 167 E. Ohio.


Cook Fred., laborer, res. 36 S. Liberty.


Cook Miss M. R., tailoress, bds. 167 E. Ohio.


Cook Mrs. Mary, res. 20 N. Chattam.


COOK M. R., house and sign painter, cor. Meridian and Maryland, res. 79 W. Maryland.


Cook Jesse M., carpenter, res. 176 E. Ohio.


Cook John M., student, bds. 44 N. Pennsylvania.


COOK MRS. JULIA, boarding, 44 N. Pennsylvania.


Cook Rev. Peter S., (United Breth., ) res. 103 N. Noble.


COOK RICHARD, butcher, 5 N. Illinois, res. 22 Indiana ave. COOK STEPHEN S., physician, office and res. 34 Ellsworth.


Cook Thomas, laborer, res. 181 S. New Jersey.


Cook William, (Koller & C.,) res. 38 S. Liberty.


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INDIANAPOLIS


PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING


ESTABLISHMENT, No. 22 Kentucky Avenue, South of State Offices.


Constantly on hand Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Pillars and every description of Gas Fixtures. Shower and Plunge Baths, Sinks, Water Closets, Basins, &c., inserted in Buildings, and every other descrip- tion of work entrusted to me in my line. All kinds of Well, Force, Lift and Cistern Pumps kept constantly on hand and put up on reasonable terms.


JOHN C. DUNN. Jobbing promptly attended to.


SPENCER & SOCWELL, DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PRODUCE No. 202 E. Washington St.


Orders from the Country promptly filled and attended to.


EAST STREET HOUSE, HENRY HAHN, Proprietor.


This new and commodious House, situated on East street, near the Peru Depot, has been just opened, and affords every accommodation for travelers and boarders, at moder- ate charges.


ROBINSON & MYERS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, No. 51 Blake's Row, West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Cook John, machinist Washington Foundry.


Cook Henry, brick mason, bds. N. Liberty.


Coons J., res. 125 E. New York.


Coon Peter, (Perkins & C.,) res. 11 E. North.


Cooney Dennis, laborer, res. 11 N. East.


Cooper Mrs. Jane, res. 111 N. Meridian.


Cooper John, machinist, res. 229 S. Delaware.


Cooper John, (Biddle & C.,) res. 81 Alabama.


Cooper Joshua, res. 81 N. Alabama.


Cooper William H., cooper, res. bet. Noble and Liberty.


Copeland Frank, carpenter, bds. Alvord's Block, S. Penn- sylvania.


Copeland Jesse, carpenter and builder, 47 E. Market, ros. 92 E. Market.


COPELAND JOSHUA W., bonnet bleacher and millinery, 7 S. Meridian, res. Alvord's Block, S. Pennsylvania.


Copeland S. P., clerk J. W. Copeland.


Corbaley Robert C., teacher and student Bryant's Commer- cial College, bds. Mrs. Cook.


CORLISS C. T., physician, 53 Maryland.


Corn Martin, currier John Fishback, res. New Jersey, near Fort Wayne ave.


Cornelius Cassius, plasterer, res. Duncan.


Cornelius Mrs. Deborah, 237 S. Alabama.


Cornelius Edward, teamster, res. 237 S. Alabama.


Cornelius William, res. Duncan.


Cornell Joseph, laborer, res. 52 Liberty.


Corney John, laborer, res. 131 S. Alabama.


Cortepetre Ernst, teamster, res. 180 S. Alabama.


Cortright Charles, R. R. engineer, bds. Little's Hotel.


Cosby Richard M., carpenter, 58 Huron.


Cosler David W., carpenter, res. 131 N. Noble.


Costello John, shoemaker, 5 W. Washington, res. Blake's Building.


Costen Henry, laborer, res. 130 E. North.


COSTIGAN FRANCIS, architect and builder, Oriental House, S. Illinois.


Costin Henry, (col.,) teamster, 130 E. North.


Cottle James, ornamental painter, bds. Pennsylvania House. Cottman John A., cutter, res. 195 W. Vermont.


COTTRELL & KNIGHT, coppersmiths, 94 S. Delaware.


Cottrell John, coppersmith, res. 104 S. New Jersey.


Cottrell Thomas (C. & Knight,) res. 102 S. New Jersey.


Coughlen William, (Merritt & C.,) res. 139 W. New York. COULON CHARLES, attorney at law, and justice of the peace, 97 E. Washington, res. Cumberland, opp. brewery. Covert Isaac, silver plater, 8} W. Washington, res 136 N. Alabama.


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INDIANAPOLIS


GUNDRY'S


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-


N. W. Cor. Fifth & Walnut Sts.,


The design of this Institution is to qualify individuals in a practical and thorough manner for the Counting Room and Business Pursuits.


COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. Book- Keeping by Double Entry,


AS APPLIED TO EVERY DEPARTMENT OF TRADE. CALCULATIONS, CORRESPONDENCE, AND PENMANSHIP,


Including a regular Course of Lectures of the first impor- tance to the Business Student.


GUNDBY'S NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION IN DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING,


Arranged especially for this College, printed and copyrighted, by which is guaranteed to the Student a great saving of time and labor over all other methods extant.


A CHALLENGE.


The Principal believing that a system of Instruction in Accounts of equal merit cannot be found in any similar Institution in the United States, challenges each and every competitor to present any method combining the same ad- vantages in the acquisition of this science.


Circulars can be obtained on application amply sustain- ing the above statements.


Terms for Full Course, $40. JNO. GUNDRY, Principal.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Covert William T., engineer Osgood, Smith & Co., res. cor. Union and Ray.


COVINGTON GEORGE B., agent Indianapolis Life In- surance Co., office 14 and 16 S. Meridian, res. 154 W. New York.


COVINGTON JOHN B., assistant secretary Indianapolis Insurance Co., res. 154 W. New York.


COVINGTON SAMUEL F., secretary Indianapolis In- surance Co., office 14 S. Meridian, res. 154 W. New York.


Covington Mrs. Susan, res. 140 W. Market.


Cowgill John, carpenter, 110 S. Noble.


Cowles Dennis, laborer, 9 N. East.


Cox Andrew J., (Weeks & C.,) res. 205 S. Alabama.


COX CHARLES, tinware and stoves, 11 W. Washington, res. 43 S. Meridian.


Cox Charles H., tinner C. Cox.


Cox Henry C. carpenter, res. 184 W. Washington.


COX JACOB, artist, 2 Blake's Building, res. 41 S. Meridian.


Cox Mrs. Sophia, res. 148 W. Market.


Cox William C., (Tomlinson &. C.,) res. 41 S. Meridian.


Coyner Martin L., contractor, 209 E. St. Clair.


Coyner Robert, clerk, bds. 149 N. Illinois.


Crabb Ezra, carpenter, cor. Ohio and Tennessee.


Craft Smith, blacksmith, res. 210 Indiana ave.


Craft William H., watch maker C. A. Ferguson, res. 40 New York.


Craighead Mrs. Mary J., res. 18 W. Maryland.


Crall A. B., (C. & Bros.,) bds. 71 Maryland.


CRALL & BROS., grocers, 55 W. Washington, Blake's Commercial Row.


Crall F. H., bds. Mrs. Lawton's.


Crall H., (Crall & Bros.,) bds. 71 Maryland.


Crall L. H., (C. & Bros.,) bds. Pyle House.


Crane A. G., agent for New York House, bds. T. Park. Crane Dennis, runner Farmers' Hotel.


CRANE E. C., agent for William N. Spinney, 10 W. Wash- ington, bds. 44 N. Pennsylvania.


CRANE J. D., daguerrean artist, 19% W. Washington, res. Lafayette.


Crane Worth, bds. Mrs. Kinder's.


Crap Jonathan, showman, bds. 212 W. Washington.


Crap William H., engraver John Fahnestock, bds. Pyle House.


Crape John, butcher, res. 184 S. Delaware


Crawford George, (col.,) barber, res. alley N. West.


Crawson Samuel, (col.,) wood sawyer, bds. Tennessee.


Creashaver Sabastian, boiler maker, res. 231 S. Alabama. ,


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MARTIN HUG, Capital Saloon, 14 E. WASHINGTON ST.,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


CHOICE


WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS Oysters and Game in their Season. WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS.


JOHN ANDRA, Saddle & Harness Maker 196 E. WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND,


A good assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Whips always on hand. All Orders promptly attended to.


J. BEALE, ouse, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER, 133 Virginia Avenue, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Creasser William, tanner, E. Washington, E. of Pogue's Run.


Creasser William, butcher, res. 180 E. New York.


Cremer Samuel, bds. 49 N. Alabama.


Creschal Chas., tailor, res. 135 Liberty.


Cressner Theodore, accountant W. Y. Wiley, res. 133 N. West.


CRIQUI MICHAEL, clothier, 158 E. Washington, res. 173 E. Ohio.


Crockett Robt., (col.,) grocery, res. N. Tennessee, bet. Illi- nois and Mississippi.


Crockett William J., student Hayden's Commercial College, bds. Judge Morrison.


Croas Ephriam, res. 280 Indiana ave.


Cropsey J. E., cabinet maker, res. 62 Missouri.


Crosier George, watchman Glenns' Block, 43 Tennessce.


Cross Henry, laborer, res. 166 N. East.


CROSSLAND JACOB A., wholesale dry goods merchant,


75 W. Washington, res. 75 N. Alabama.


Crowley Michael, waiter Bates House.


Crowley Patrick, laborer, 39 McCarty.


Crowley Timothy, laborer, res. 120 N. Mississippi.


Cruse Solomon, res. 72 E. Garden.


CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, Edward Beck, proprietor, 44 W. Washington.


Csheck Frederick, carpenter, res. 215 S. Delaware.


Culbertson William H., policeman, res. 77 N. Noble.


Cullens .Matthew, carpenter, res. W. Elizabeth.


Culley David D., printer, res. 13 E. Ohio.


Culley William B., boot and shoe maker, 198 E. Washing- ton, res. 196 S. Illinois.


Culley Daniel B., on I. and C. Railroad, bds. 26 N. Illinois. Culley David V., 13 E. Ohio.


Cuncoubman Conrad, grocer, W. Washington, near river, res. same.


Cunningham Charles G., bds. 56 N. Meridian.


Cunningham Frank, clerk Treasurer of State office, bds. 56 N. Meridian.


CUNNINGHAM FRED. P., confectionery and oyster saloon, 43 N. Illinois, res. same.


Cunningham George B., bds. 56 N. Meridian.


CUNNINGHAM NATHANIEL F., Treasurer of State, res. 56 N. Meridian.


Cunningham Rev. Thos., O. S. Presbyterian, bds. 170 N. Illinois.


Cunningham W. M., 56 Meridian.


Curran John, laborer, res. alley, bet. Ohio and New York.


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I. M'TAGGERT,


PACKER,


HOUSE ON WHITE RIVER BANK, NORTH SIDE OF TERRE HAUTE BRIDGE, Office No. 23 N. Illinois St., nearly opposite Bates House, Indianapolis, Indiana.


HERMAN BAMBERGER'S HAT & CAP STORE,


No. 16 East Washington St., Sentinel Building, 2 doors E. of Adam's Express Company.


Indianapolis, Ind.


Keeps constantly on hand all the latest styles of


Hats & Caps


FOR MEN AND BOYS.


JOHN WANDS & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF Corry Description of Boots & Shoes 57 E. WASHINGTON ST, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Palmer House Hair Cutting, Dying and Shaving Saloon, S. E. COR. WASHINGTON AND ILLINOIS STS., INDIANAPOLIS, IND SHUCRAFT & GIBBS, PROPRIETORS.


Being in constant receipt of the most approved European styles of Hair Cutting, we defy competition here or elsewhere. Our stock of Hair Dyes are more complete than any in the city, and for Dying Hair or Whiskers any color, we are the "boys" that can do it. Wigs and Curls for Ladies or Gentlemen kept constant'y on hand, direct from the eastern cities.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Curry T. T., student Bryant's Commercial College, bds. 84 Virginia ave.


CURTIS ANDREW, justice of the peace, 39 E. Washing- ton, res. 11 Fort Wayne ave.


Curtis Casper T., artist Hays & Runnion, bds. 275 S. Dela- ware.


Curtis Charles, engineer Sentinel office, res. 275 S. Dela- ware.


Curtis Joseph, (col.,) cook Bates House, res. 101 W. North. Curtis T. M., engineer, res. 275 S. Delaware.


Curts H., blacksmith, res. 280 Indiana ave.


Currykendall Warren A., engineer, res. 100 E. Louisiana.


CURZON JOSEPH, architect, res. 218 N. Illinois.


Cusens Samuel, (col.,) 2d steward in steamboat, bds. 86 alley West.


Cussins William, plasterer, res. Harris.


Custer John, tailor, res. 19 N. East.


Custer L. N., doctress, res. 19 N. East.


Cutting Abel, basket maker, res. 177 N. Delaware.


D


Daary John, laborer, res. N. Wisconsin ave.


Dabebe Frank, cigar maker, South, bet. Delaware and Pennsylvania.


Daffin Mrs. Roda, bds. 266 Indiana ave.


DAGGETT W., confectionery and China teas, 22 S. Meridian, res. same.


Daine Frank, pattern maker, res. 184 S. Alabama.


Daine Thomas, painter, 51 S. Mississippi.


Daine William, laborer, res. 143 N. Liberty.


Dall Andrew P., laborer, 97 McCarty.


Dame Mrs. Jane M., res. 233 S. Delaware.


DAME JASON, marble yard, 67 E. Washington, res. 96 E. Market.


Dammeier Elton, laborer, res. 5 N. Railroad.


Dammeier Frederick, drayman, res. 146 E. Ohio.


Dana Mrs. Amos W., boarding house, 10 W. Market.


Danforth Albert J., (D. & Simpson,) res. 112 N. Pennsyl- vania.


DANFORTH & SIMPSON, wholesale and retail grocers, 3 and 5 Odd Fellows' Hall, N. Pennsylvania.


Daniels David G., painter, res. 95 S. East.


Daniels Henry W., clerk American and U. S. Express Co.'s, res. 35 W. New York.


Daniels Samuel P., mail agent B. Railroad, res. 63 S. New Jersey.


Darby John, bds. Mrs. Smith.


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INDIANAPOLIS


STEWART & BOWEN,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN


BLANK


BOOKS


Books and Stationery, WALL AND WINDOW PAPER, AND PRINTERS' MATERIAL,


NO. 18 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


" Trade Supplied at Cincinnati Prices.


COURT HOUSE SALOON,


COR. WASHINGTON AND ALABAMA STS.,


INDIANAPOLIS. ING. D. & C. MONNINGER, - - Proprietors.


CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND, OYSTERS IN THE SEASON. A First Class Billiard Table


CONNECTED WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT.


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CITY DIRECTORY.


Darl Phillip, laborer, res. 135 N. Davidson.


Darnall Wm., carpenter, res. 55 N. Delaware.


Darragh William, tailor Moritz & Bro., res. Garden, cor. of Willow.


Darrach G. M., M. D., res. 41 N. New Jersey.


Dartenne Constantine, printer, bds. 132 E. Washington.


Daugherty Joseph F., grain dealer, res. 130 N. Pennsyl- vania.


Daugherty Michael, (McTaggart & D.,) res. in country.


Daugherty W. N., bds. Josh F. Daugherty.


Daumont Peter A., with S. H. Daumont, res. 114 N. Penn- sylvania.


DAUMONT S. H., jeweler, 9 S. Meridian, res. 114 N. Pennsylania.


Davenport John, engineer Kregelo, Blake & Co.


David wid. William, 20 N. East.


DAVIDS & RIGGS, butchers, 67 S. Illinois.


Davids Thomas, (D. & Riggs,) res. 82 South.


Davidge Charles H., salesman L. Steet & Bro., bds. 44 S. Meridian.


Davidson John, collector Journal Co., res. 75 N. Noble.


DAVIS BENJAMIN F., road master T. H. and R. Rail- road, res. 132 E. North.


DAVIS CHARLES B., insurance agent and attorney at law, Odd Fellows' Hall, 2d floor, res. 137 N. Pennsyl- vania.


Davis C. W., book keeper Chas. B. Davis.


Davis Daniel D., (Arnold & D.,) bds. Tremont House.


Davis Edward D., constable, res. 129 N. Pennsylvania.


Davis Elisha W., (G. Dietz & Co.,) 78 and 80 W. Washing- ton.


DAVIS F. A. W., teller Branch Banking Co., bds. Mrs. Dana.


Davis George D., blacksmith, bds. Ray House.


Davis Halden, night policepres. 150 N. Delaware.


Davis Henry C., fireman Union Foundry.


DAVIS I. & CO., Union Foundry and Machine Shop, 98 S. Delaware.




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