Williams' Fort Wayne directory, city guide, and business mirror : volume 1, 1858-'59, Part 8

Author: Williams, C. S. (Calvin S.)
Publication date: 1858
Publisher: Fort Wayne, Ind. : C. L. Hill
Number of Pages: 140


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Wichmann Chris. tailor, n s Washington b Hanna and Francis Wichman Ferd. tailor, n s Washington b Hanna and Francis Wichmon Henry, clk. Trentman & Co's


Wiesel Geo. hostler, Hedekin House


Wike Adam, shoe mkr. s s Wilt b College and Nelson


WILEY ALEX.,


County Treasurer, office s w c Court and Main h c Barr and Washington


Wilken Herman, carp. n w e Harrison and Water


Wilkening Gottlieb, carp. n s Jefferson b Webster and Ewing Wilkins Rev. Stephen, s w c Washington and Monroe


Williams Edw. P. student, n s Wayne b Webster and Ewing Williams H. (W. & Huestis) n w c Berry and Van Buren ILLIAMS & HUESTIS,


W (H. W. & A. C. H) Groceries and Produce and Candy Manufs. n s Columbia b Calhoun and Clinton WILLIAMS JESSE L., Civil Engineer, n s Wayne b Webster and Ewing


Williams John, n e c Jefferson and Barr


Willson O. J. clk. W. V. R. R. Machine Shop


Wilmuth James, painter, n s Pearl b Ewing and Griffith Wilson , bds n e c Lewis & Harrison


Wilson -, clk. bds n s Wayne b Ewing and Griffith Wilson Geo. H. Allen & Co's, hi s s Wayne w of Harrison


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WILSON O. M.,


Attorney at Law and Notary Public, office No. 6 w s Cal- houn b Columbia and Main bds s s Lewis b Calhoun and Harrison


Wilson Thos. shoe mkr. bds s s Wayne b Barr and Lafayette Wilson Thomas, shoe mkr. bds e s Barr b Wayne and Washing- ton


Wilt John, surveyor, w s Piqua Road s of R. R.


Wines Mrs. Elizabeth, s e c Berry and Fulton


WINES W. W.,


Clerk, J. W. Townley & Co's, bds s e c Berry and Fulton Wingenrode W. F. clk. C. Orff's, bds n s Columbia b Clinton and Barr


Wingo Russell, lab. s s Madison b Clay and Monroe


Winkler John, cab. mkr. bds e s Clinton b Jefferson and Lewis INSLOW DR. J. U.,


W Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c. No. 83 n s Columbia b Calhoun and Clinton h n w c Lafayette and Jefferson Winte John, lab. n s Lewis b Calhoun and Harrison


Winters John H. fireman, bds s w c Madison and Lafayette


Wise A. F. teacher, Mercantile Institute, bds s s Wayne b Webster and Ewing


WISE PLATT J ..


County Recorder's Office, n e c Calhoun and Berry h n s Washington b Broadway and Van Buren


Wise S. G. harness mkr. wks Conrad Neireiter's


TITHERS & MORRIS, 1 (Warren H. W. & John M.) Attorneys at Law, office w s Calhoun b Main and Berry


Withers Warren H. (W. & Morris) w s Bluffton Plank Road s of R. R.


Withers Wm. H. attorney, w s Bluffton Plank Road s of R. R. Witte Mrs. Ezette, n s Jefferson b Monroe and Hanna


Witte Fred. lab. n s Washington b Monroe and Hanna


Witz Mrs. Mellissa, n e c Jefferson and Barr


Witzemann Jacob, (F. W. Buschman & Co.) bds n s Water b Clinton and Barr


Wohnker Fred. omnibus driver, n s Washington b Monroe and Hanna


Woibking Christian, carp. n s Jefferson b Webster and Ewing Wolf , bds Engel House


Wolf A. harness mkr. bds s s Wayne b Clinton and Barr Wolf Abraham, butcher, e s Harrison b Wayne and Washington Wolf Miss Amand, bds s s Berry b Harrison and Webster Wolf I. G. teacher, w s Barr b J fferson and Lewis


Wolf Isaac, s e c Wayne and Webster


Wolke Francis H. b. k. s w c Calhoun and Wayne


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Wolke Fred. A. s w c Wayne and Calhoun Wolke Lewis, s w c Wayre and Calhoun Wolke Wm. lab. n w c Madison and Monroe


Wood Geo. W. land agt. n w c Columbia and Barr h c Plum and Water


Wood Thos. blksmith, wks W. V. R. R. machine shop Woods G. W. n s Water w of Harrison


Woods Thos. blksmith, n s Jefferson b Fulton and Broadway


Woodward E. s s Main b Lafayette and Clay


Woodward M. E. (W. & Young) s s Main b Lafayette and Clay Woodward W. W. bds City Hotel Woodward W. M. W. bds Hedekin House


WOODWARD & YOUNG, (M. E. W. & N. B. Y.) Clothiers and Gents' Furnishing Goods, No. 94 s s Columbia b Calhoun and Clinton


WOODWORTH B. S.,


Regular Physician, office n w c Main and Calhoun, up stairs h n w c Jackson and Berry


Woodworth W. W. moulder, wks Jones & Bass


Worden W. H. clk. n s Main b Broadway and Van Buren Woulfe Patrick, shoe mkr. wks Peter Schultz's


Wright Anthony J. cab. mkr. wks n w c Water and Clinton


Yandes S. L. harness mkr. s s Pearl w of Harrison Yengst Mrs. Elizabeth, n s Pearl b Harrison and Maiden Lane Yingst Jacob, lab. s s Berry b Clinton and Barr Young Christian, (Y. & Co.) bds n e c Wayne and Calhoun Young & Co. (Henry J. Y. & Christian Young) stable, e s Cal- houn b Wayne and Washington


Young Henry J. (Y. & Co.) n e c Wayne and Calhoun Young Jacob, stable, n e c Wayne and Calhoun Yokel Mathias, mason, n s Washington b Monroe and Hanna Young N. B. (Woodward & Y.) bds Hedekin House Young Wm. marble cutter, bds Goodman House


Zahn Wm. lab. s s Jefferson b Monroe and Hanna Zeigler Adam, wagon mkr. s s Wilt b College and Nelson Zimler John, cab. mkr. wks Lewis Griebel's Zimmerman Anthony, clk. E. Seidel's


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Zimmerman David, beer shop, s s Berry b Calhoun and Clinton Zimmerman Engelbert, printer, Sentinel Office, h s s Madison b Clay and Monroe


Zimmerman Jos. s s Madison b Clay and Monroe


Zimmerman Stephen, shoe mkr. res Bloomingdale


Zollar John, bkbinder, e s Barr b Wayne and Washington Zott Michael, carder, wks Rudisill's woolen factory


Zschorsch Frank. blksmith, wks Jacob Fink's


Zschorsch Frank. A. carpet weaver, s s Wayne b Calhoun and Harrison


Zurn Xavier, lab. Bloomingdale


BUSINESS MIRROR.


Ambrotypes.


Benham Mrs A. A. BENHAM B. H. McDonald A.


Attorneys at Law.


BAYLESS SOLOMON D. BRACKENRIDGE JOSEPH.


Brackenridge Robt. jr. CARSON WM. W.


COLERICK D. H. COLERICK JOHN. Conger Jno. jr. CRANE & SMITH. DUBOIS JOHN B. GLENN JOHN J. Haymond Edgar. HOUGH JOHN, jr. Jacoby L. C. JENKINSON I.


JENKINSON MOSES. MILLER N. C. NINDE & PUCKETT. RANDALL F. P. STEEVENS WM. W. WILSON O. M. WITHERS & MORRIS.


Auction and Commission. Stapleford E.


Banks and Bankers.


FT. WAYNE BRANCH. HAMILTON, ALLEN & CO. Farnan O.


Bakeries.


Frank Edward. Holstein Philip. ? Miller & Blassa. Schweiters Herman.


Trentman & Co.


Valroff F. X.


Barbers.


Elliott & Willis.


Hardeman Chas.


Heldt John M. & Co.


Huffman W.


Shidel G.


Stein Chas.


White Albert.


Basket Manufucturer.


Dierkes August.


Bath House.


COLERICK E. F.


Billiard Saloons.


Fletcher C. P. GRAFFE & MUHLER.


Blacksmiths.


BAKER JOHN. Becker Fred. Brossart Geo. BROWN JOHN. Chauvey John M.


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BUSINESS MIRROR.


FINK JACOB.


Grattary James. Harter Joseph. Heikenrich Joseph. KING JACOB, JR. Nestel Danl. Stillhorn Henry. WHITTAKER J. W.


Boarding Houses.


Barcus Danl. Bercot Francis. Coombs J. F. Egster Mrs. A. M.


Engel Herman. Gable Christian.


Graham Mrs. Anna.


Hamilton Fred.


Hill John H. Humbert Mrs. Sarah. Koch John M. Neff Jacob J. Seibold David. Vangier X.


Weisman Jacob.


Wiesemer Nicholas


Boiler Yard, MCLACHLAN NEIL.


Book Binders.


HILL C. L. Sommer Chas.


Books, &e.


HILL C. L. STOCKBRIDGE N. P.


Boots and Shoes.


BAKER CONRAD. FOELLINGER J. Hamilton Jno. KLINE PETER. Koster Jno.


Lintz A. Mohr Jno. NILL & FRESE.


NOLL MARTIN.


PIEPENBRINK CHRIST.


ROBINSON JAS. H.


SANDER C. W. SCHULZ PETER.


SCHULZ WM.


Tagtmeier & Kaiser.


VORDERMARK E. & CO.


Weber & Schrimpf.


Brass Founder. HATTERSLEY ALFRED.


Brewers.


Albachten & Rolver HARTMAN HERMAN. Hock Jacob. NIERMAN HERMAN.


Cabinet Ware.


GRIEBEL LEWIS. MILLER JNO. M. TOWER B. H. WHEELER NELSON, AGT.


Candy Manufs.


BOSLER H. H. WILLIAMS & HUESTIS.


Carpenters & Builders.


Allen C. W. Brand Fred. COCHRANE JOHN. French Chas. G. HUMPHREY & HURD. Nix Chas. Rekers B. J. SHEAFER WM. G. VAN GEISEN MUNSON. Woibking Christian.


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BUSINESS MIRROR.


Carpet Weaver, Zschorsch Frank A.


Carriage Manufs. FINK JACOB. STANLEY C. STEVENS THOS.


Carriage Trimmings. OAKLEY B. W.


Cigars, Tobacco, etc, BUEHNEMANN JNO. Dessauer L. & Co. Mergel R.


Civil Engineer. McELFATRICK SAMUEL. WILLIAMS JESSE L.


Clothing.


JACOBSON V. LAUFERTY ISAAC. LICHTENHEIM Z. & SON.


MOEHRING M. E. NIRDLINGER & OPPEN- HEIMER. Thieme J. G. & Bro. VOGEL C. G. WOODWARD & YOUNG.


Coffee Houses,


BECK JNO. Becker Jacob.


Beierlein Geo.


Borneman Chas.


Cochoit Joseph.


Fletcher C. P. FRANKLIN H. B. Geiger Chas. GLUTTING JACOB. Greensfelder Gustave. Hornung Geo. KABISCH JNO. F.


Miles David. Moser D. Petzinger Fred. Rothefluoh Joseph. Schilling Valentine.


Commission Merchants.


COMPARET, HUBBELL & CO.


HILL & ORBISON. KIMBALL & EDSALL.


LITTLE & McCULLOCH. ROBB J. W. & CO.


Confectioners.


BOSSLER H. H. Colerick John A. KLINE JACOB.


Coopers.


Brink Jacob.


Bryant, Wm. & Stephen. Hochstraser Louis. Kley Fred. PIERCE J. S.


Dentists. KNAPP ISAAC. Mawson & Halliwell.


Drawing School.


Sutermeister A.


Druggists.


MEYER & BRO.


NILL J. C.


REED HUGH B. & CO.


SMITH & BRACKENRIDGE.


Wagner H. G. WINSLOW DR. J. U.


Dry Goods. ABBOTT WM. T.


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BUSINESS MIRROR.


BASH D. N. Cooper Wm. P. EVANS S. C. & CO.


FREE IAN N. B. & CO. GREY CHAS. A. IDDINGS HIRAM. Kiser Peter. LAUFERTY ISAAC. ORFF CHRISTIAN. Pierr Peter. SCHWEGMAN H. R. TOWNLEY J. W. & CO.


Dye House.


Jerman A. S.


Eating Houses.


Cothrell Jared. Moore Geo. H. RUMSEY & COLERICK.


Express Co's.


AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. U. S. EXPRESS CO.


Fancy Goods.


SULLEY MRS. ELIZABETH.


Flooring and Planing Mills.


ANDREWS & OAKLEY. TOWER B. H.


Flour Mills, HOAGLAND P. & CO. ORFF & LACEY. STURGES & PRATT.


Furs, Peltries, &c.


EWING & MINER. MILLS M. I & CO.


Furnishing Goods, (gents.)


BOSTICK & BOLMAN. CLARK JOSEPH.


LICHTENHEIN Z. & SON. MOEHRING M. E. NIRDLINGER & OPPEN- HEIMER. WOODWARD & YOUNG.


Gas Co. FT. WAYNE GAS LIGHT CO.


Gas Fitter. HATTERSLEY ALFRED.


Groceries.


ABBOTT WM. T.,


Barcus Danl., BASH D. N.,


BROWN JOHN,


CODY M.,


Cooper Wm. P.,


Corcoran Patrick,


COUR C. J. A.,


Dierkes August,


Dignan Thos., Doolittle L., Drake & Bourie,


Engelking Fred. & Co.,


EVANS S. C. & CO.,


FINK CHAS.,


EREEMAN N. B. & CO.,


Frieke Henry G. E., Gaffney Wm., GRAFFE & MUHLER,


GREY CHAS. A.


HEDEKIN & SON,


Henderson Wm. D.,


HOMEIER WM., Kimball Benj., KLINE JACOB,


Klix & Bro.,


Kratzsch Herman, Kurtz A., Mc Donald Philip, Miller & Rupert,


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BUSINESS MIRROR.


Monnig Henry, PHILLIPS B., Pierr Peter, RAAB JOHN, Redelsheimer H., REITER FRED. R., REKERS & BRO., ROBB J. W. & CO., Schele & Louer, Schoerpf John, Schone Henry, Schoppman Wm. & Co., SCHWEGMAN H. R., SEIDEL EDWARD, SMALLHAUS & ROSEN- THAL, Stier Henry, TRENTMAN B. & CO., TRENTMAN JOHN, Wells H.ram.


Gunsmith. Smith W. S.


Hardware, &c.


BRANDRIFF A. D., GREY CHAS. A,, MORGAN OLIVER P., OAKLEY B. W., SCHWEGMAN H. R., TAYLOR R. W. & CO.


Hats & Caps.


Nachtrieb Joshua, SHARP HENRY. Talbott J. G.


Hides and Oils.


FRY & CHEESMAN, GREY H. C. & CO., ROBINSON JAMES H.


Hotels.


AMERICAN HOUSE, BENNETT R. C., CITY HOTEL, HEDEKIN HOUSE, KIME HOUSE, MAYER HOUSE, ROCKHILL HOUSE.


Insurance Agents.


HARTMAN GEO. R., HOUGH JOHN, JR., RANDALL F. P., WILSON O. M.


Iron, &c.


BRANDRIFF A. D., HEDEKIN & SON, MORGAN OLIVER P.,' OAKLEY B. W., TAYLOR R. W. & CO.


Iron Foundries. BOWERS & STORY, JONES & BASS.


Jewelry, &c.


Gotsch Julius, MAYERS A., MILLER J. J., VOIROL & BOUVERAT.


Justices of the Peace.


BLOOMHUFF S. H., DUBOIS JOHN B., SAUNDERS BENJ ., STEEVENS WM. W.,


Land Agents.


BAYLESS SOLOMON D., HOUGH JOHN, JR., Wood Geo. W.


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BUSINESS MIRROR.


Leather & Findings,


FRY & CHEESMAN, GREY H. C. & CO., NILL & FRESE, ROBINSON JAMES H., SANDER C. W., VORDERMARK E. & CO.


Lime Kilns. HARRIS E. & CO., Krudop & Co.


Liquors, Wines, &c., CARIER & WEHMER, FALK L., GRAFFE & MUHLER, Mergel R., SMALLHAUS & ROSEN- THAL. TRENTMAN B. & CO.


Livery Stables. ·


Glynn Mathias, READ ASAHEL J., Swain & McLaren Vanalstine & Cothrell, Young & Co.


Locksmith.


Reiling August,


Lumber Yard. LEHMAN CHAS.


Machinists.


BOWSER & STORY, JONES & BASS.


Marble Works. UNDERHILL & CO.


Mercantile Institute. DIETRICH C. J.


Millinery. KING MRS. W. SULLEY Mrs. ELIZABETH, Vogel Mrs. E.


Musical Instruments.


HILL C. L., STOCKBRIDGE N. P.


Newspapers.


FT. WAYNE REPUBLICAN, FT. WAYNE SENTINEL, INDIANA STAATS ZEIT'G, FT. WAYNE TIMES.


Notaries Public.


Chittenden E. L., HARTMAN GEO. R., Jefferds O. W., MEEGAN THOS., PIEPENBRINK CHRIS., WILSON O. M.


Painters, House & Sign.


CASE & CO., Day Henry, Gilbert & Kelly, Ohneck Peter, STARKEY & FAIRFIELD.


Painter, Portrait.


Jenison Emily.


Paper Hangings.


HILL C. L.,


Paper Hangers. CASE & CO.


Physician.


Lieber Francis.


Physician. (Botanis.) Tolarton Alex.


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BUSINESS MIRROR.


Physician. (Eclectic.) FALDON M.,


Physician. (Homeopathic.) Bowen G. W. Leonard P. M., Schmidt F. W.


Physicians. (Regular.)


Ayres H. P., BRICKER JONATHAN, BROOKS WM. H., Brubach Theo., Dailey James W., FREEMAN S. A., JOSSE JOHN M., McCulloch Thos. P., Meinderman Louis B., MYERS J. S., Rowan B. C., SCHMITZ CHAS., SMITH C. S., STEWART W. D., WEHMER HENRY, WOODWORTH B. S.


Picture Frames. METTLER, MATHIAS & BERNHARD.


Plow Manufacturers. BOWSER & STORY, BUSCHMANN F. W. & CO., REID A. D.


Plumber.


Ogden Robt.


Pottery.


Dahman Wm.


Printers, Book & Job. FT. WAYNE REPUBLICAN, FT. WAYNE SENTINEL,


FT. WAYNE TIMES, INDIANA STAATS ZEIT'G, Latham Wm.


Produce Merchants.


COMPARET, HUBBELL & CO., HASKELL W., HILL & ORBISON, KIMBALL & EDSALL, LITTLE & McCULLOCH,


Restaurants.


RAPP & CO., RUMSEY & COLERICK.


Saddles, Harness, &c.


Good & Co., LUNCEFORD D. M., NEIREITER CONRAD, Shoaff Samuel H.


Sash, Blind & Door Manuf's


ANDREWS & OAKLEY, FRONEFIELD & TODD, HUMPHREY & HURD, METTLER, MATHIAS & BERNARD.


Saw Mill. BAKER J. K. & H., Edsall Wm. S.


Shingle Manuf.


Knecht Dominic.


Soap & Candle Manuf. TRENTMAN JOHN.


Stone Dealers.


HARRIS & CO. HUMPHREY JAMES, LILLIE & BRO.


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BUSINESS MIRROR.


Stoves, &c.


ALLEN & CO. BRANDRIFF A. D., JOCQUEL JOHN J .. MORGAN OLIVER P., NETTELHORST & CO.


Tailors, Merchant.


BOSTICK & BOLMAN, CLARK JOSEPH, MADER DANIEL, Shoaff W. C.


Tannery. FRY & CHEESEMAN.


Telegraph Office.


WESTERN UNION TELE- GRAPH OFFICE.


Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. ALLEN & CO. BRANDRIFF A. D. JOCQUEL JOHN J.,


NETTELHORST & CO. Weber E.,


Undertaker.


FINK CHAS., MILLER & PELTIER.


Veterinary Surgeon.


Nestel Daniel.


Vinegar Manuf. ROBB J. W. & CO.,


Wagon Makers.


BAKER JOHN,


BROWN JOHN,


BUSCHMAN F. W. & CO., Granneman Henry,


KING JACOB, Jr.,


Kranmann Henry, Lauer Martin,


Rapp Jacob, STEVENS THOS.


Woolen Factory. RUDISILL HENRY J.


POST OFFICE INFORMATION.


Ft. Wayne Post-Office, w. s. Clinton, bet. Columbia and Main.


JNO. G. MAIER, POST-MASTER.


Ofice Hours, from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M., Sundays 9 to 9} A. M.


RATES OF POSTAGE, ETC.


Letters in the United States, per } ounce, (fractions same). not over 3000 miles, 3 cents, prepaid; over 3000 miles, 10, Letters dropped for delivery only, 1 cent. Advertised letters, 1 cent extra. To or from the Provinces, not over 3000 miles from the line, 10 cents per half ounce, over 3000, 15 cents, prepaid or not.


Transient Newspapers, Periodicals, unsealed Circulars, or other articles of printed matter, not exceeding three ounces in weight, to any part of the United States, prepaid, 1 cent. Each additional ounce, or fraction of an ounce, prepaid, 1 cent.


Regular Newspapers or Periodicals, paid yearly or quarterly in advance, when circulated in the State where published, not weighing over 12 ounce, { cent ; over 12 ounce and not over 3 ounces, ¿ cent ; every additional ounce or fraction, } cent. When circulated OUT OF THE STATE, all weighing 3 ounces or less, 3 cent and each additional ounce or fraction 2 cent. Weekly Newspapers, within the county where published, single copy free to each subscriber. Small newspapers and periodicals, monthly or oftener, and pamphlets not containing more than sixteen octavo pages, in single packages of not less than eight ounces, to one address, prepaid by stamps only, 2 cent for each ounce ; fraction same.


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POST OFFICE INFORMATION.


Letters franked continue to pass free until the seal is broken when the franking ceases.


Books, bound or unbound, not weighing over four pounds under 3000 miles, 1 cent per ounce, prepaid; over 3000 miles, 2 cents, prepaid.


Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals are allowed a free exchange of one copy, and may also send to each actual sub- scriber, enclosed in their publications, bills and receipts for the same, free.


All printed matter must be sent without cover, or if in a cover open at the ends or sides. There must be no word or communication printed on the same after its publication, or up- on the cover, except the name and address of the person to whom it is to be sent. There must be no paper, or other thing enclosed in or with such printed paper.


LETTERS TO OR FROM GREAT BRITAIN OR IRELAND .- Each } ounce, 24 cents ; 5 cent extra for California or Oregon. Pre- payment optional.


NEWSPAPERS .- Two cents each, payable in the U. S.


PERIODICALS AND PAMPHLETS .- Not over two ounces, 2 cents each, and 4 cents each extra ounce, payable in the United States ; and same postage is payable in the United Kingdom, excepting that for the third ounce it rises to sixpence, and each extra ounce is twopence.


A closed mail, consisting of letters and newspapers for States and cities of the German-Austrian Postal Union, and Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Russia, Greece, Ionian Islands, etc., is sent from the N. Y. office semi-weekly.


France and Algeria, by either United States, British or French packet, direct or through England, 15 cents the single letter of { ounce or under-prepayment optional. Newspapers, 2 cents each. Periodicals, pamphlets, etc., 1 cent an ounce or fraction of an ounce-prepayment required.


Postage between the United States and Hamburg, 10 cents the single letter of { ounce or under-prepayment optional. Newspapers 2 cents each, prepayment required.


Single rate letter postage to or from Bremen, by the Bremen line, 10 cents-prepayment optional. Newspapers, each 3 cents, United States postage ; prepayment required. Letters and newspapers to other parts of the Continent may also go by this line, subject to various rates.


Single rate letter postage by the Prussian closed mail to Prussia, Austria, and all the other German states, 30 cents, being the full postage ; prepayment optional, Newspapers, 6 cents each, being also the full postage, prepayment required.


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N. B .- All letters to and from foreign countries (the British North American Provinces excepted) are to be charged with single rate of postage, if not exceeding the weight of half an ounce ; double rate if exceeding half an ounce, but not exceed- ing an ounce; quadruple rate if exceeding an ounce, but not exceeding two ounces ; and so on, charging two rates for every ounce or fractional part of an ounce over the first ounce. As this rule differs from that followed in respect to domestic letters, great care is requisite to prevent mistakes.


Mails for Mexico will be dispatched tri-monthly by the New Orleans and Vera Cruz United States Steamship Line. United States letter postage 10 cents under 2,500, 20 cents over 2,500 miles from the mailing office-to be prepaid when sent from, and collected when received in the United States. Newspapers, 2 cents each, to be collected in the United States, as above.


Single rate letter postage to Havana and the British West Indies, 10 cents under 2,500 and 20 cents over 2,500 miles ; · newspapers, 2 cents ; and to West Indies (not British), Cartha- gena, Honduras, and St. Juan (Nicaragua), 34 cents under 2,500, and 44 cents over 2,500 miles. Newspapers, 6 cents each ; prepayment required.


GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.


All letter postage within the United States must be prepaid by stamps.


All transient printed matter must be prepaid by stamps.


The upper right hand corner of a letter is the most suitable place to put the stamp.


Parties should be particular in having legible directions with as little flourishing as possible. The County and State should always be designated as well as the Post Office.


Any writing whatever on printed matter subjects the same to letter postage.


A card printed on an envelope or wrapper of printed matter subjects it to letter postage.


Stamps cut out of Post Office envelopes are not reckoned as postage when used on letters, etc.


Stamps cut in pieces are not received as postage.


All letters remaining in the office over three months are returned to the dead letter office at Washington, where they are examined ; if containing any thing of value are returned to the writer at the office at which they were originally mailed


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