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1844
Edna,
200
66
1842
Hannibal, 2d,
500
Pittsburgh,
1844
Etna, 2d,
49
Pittsburgh,
1843
199
Pittsburgh,
1842
Emma, 2d,
80
St. Louis,
1844
Iola,
80
=
1841
Frolic,
126
66
1844
Independence, 2d,
200
=
1844
F. S. Streck,
198
Jeffersonville,
1844
James Hewitt,
350
Louisville,
1843
Fashion, 3d,
250
Eastward, (Mobile,)
1842
James Ross, 2d,
140
Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati,
1842
Fashion,
100
Louisville,
1842
Julia Choteau,
330
Louisville,
1842
Fort Towson,
150
Louisville,
1842
Joan of Arc,
409
Cincinnati,
1840
Grace Darling,
293
Jeffersonville,
1843
John O'Fallon,
221
Cincinnati,
1843
Gen. Brooke,
130
Pittsburgh,
1842
James L. Day,
200
Eastward,
1843
Gen. Pike, 4th,
234
Cincinnati,
1840
Josephine, 2d,
150
Brownsville,
1844
Greenwood,
200
New Albany,
1843
Judge McLean,
160
Louisville,
1844
Gazelle, 2d,
120
Cincinnati,
1844
Gov. Roman,
297
Cincinnati,
1839
Lexington, 3d,
157
1843
Dallas,
184
Louisville,
1844
Highlander, 2d,
150
Cumberland River, 1840
Dove, 2nd,
168
St. Louis,
1843
Herschel,
95
1841
Huntsman, 2d,
347
St. Louis,
1843
Hiwassee,
288
Cincinnati,
1843
Elizabeth, 3d,
100
Hempstead,
175
Smithland,
1843
Eveline,
125
66
1842
Hibernian,
162
Pittsburgh,
1843
Herald, 3d,
100
Louisville,
1843
1842
Helen,
150
Echo, 2d,
Iatan,
150
Pittsburgh,
1843
Ida,
Importer,
Indian Queen,
137
Wheeling,
1844
Fame, 3d,
157
Cincinnati,
1842
Juniata, 2d,
150
Jeffersonville,
1843
Die Vernon,
St. Louis,
Year.
Names.
1844
Harkaway, 2d,
157
1842
John Marshall,
205
158
Names.
Tons.
Where Built.
Lowndes,
180
New Albany,
Names.
500
New Albany, 1843
Luda, 2d,
300
Louisville,
1844
Montgomery, 3d,
407
66
1843
Lancet,
290
Cincinnati,
1844
Music,
175
Madison, Ind.,
1843
Little Rock, 3d,
316
Cincinnati,
1843
Monona,
157
Cincinnati,
1844
Leo,
95
Wheeling,
1843
Market Boy,
60
St. Louis,
1843
Lynx,
120
Pittsburgh,
1843
Luella,
Maid of Osage,
64
Near St. Louis,
1843
Lucy Walker,
182
Cincinnati,
1843
Maria,
692
Cincinnati,
1844
Little Stewart,
Kanhawa,
1842
Mail, 2d,
211
1844
Little Ben Franklin,
50
F. Town,
1843
May Duke,
125
1844
Little Mail,
84
Cincinnati,
1842
M. B. Hamer,
198
1844
Little Pike,
50
Pittsburgh,
1842
Monarch, 2d,
500
Shippingport,
1844
Lancaster, 2d,
Cincinnati,
184g
Marengo,
275
Louisville,
1844
New Brazil,
199
Cincinnati,
二
Louisiana, 3d,
Cincinnati,
1841
New England,
190
1844
Lehigh,
250
Pittsburgh,
1838
Nathan Hale,
150
1843
Martha,
112
Cincinnati,
New Lisbon,
50
Pittsburgh,
1842
Noxubee
125
Louisville,
1842
North Bend,
150
Pittsburgh,
1841
Marquette,
124
66
Nick of the Woods,
80
Louisville,
1841
Moxahala,
70
1842
Nashville, 3d.,
300
New Albany, &c.,
1841
Minstrel,
60
1842
Narragansett,
186
Pittsburgh,
1841
Missouri, 3d,
650
66
& St. Louis,
1841
Osprey,
133
1842
Ohio Belle, 2d.,
210
Cincinnati,
1843
May Flower,
100
1841
Oregon, 2d.,
181
Pittsburgh,
1844
Mary Tompkins,
200
1841
Ohio, 5th.,
75
St. Louis,
1843
Macedonian,
400
1840
Orpheus,
116
Pittsburgh,
1841
Osage, 3d.,
130
Cincinnati,
1841
Otter,
175
1840
Omega,
145
Pittsburgh,
1840
Osceola, 3d.,
332
"
1839
Ocean,
125
Jeffersonville,
1840
Oriole,
150
Cincinnati,
1840
75
Cincinnati,
1844
Memphis, 2d,
198
Jeffersonville,
1843
Linwood,
184
Murraysville,
1844
Montezuma, 3d,
173
Near St. Louis,
1843
Lodi,
143
Pittsburgh,
1843
Mendota,
50
Jeffersonville,
1843
Lark,
83
25
1843
Muscle,
150
95
1844
Majestic, 2d,
238
Brownsville,
1843
Leila,
Lasalle,
150
Illinois,
1842
Little Ben,
Pittsburgh,
1841
National,
198
Brownsville,
1844
Lady of the Lake,
New Albany,
1840
North Queen,
60
Pittsburgh,
1843
Lowell,
150
Louisville,
1839
New World,
247
Cincinnati,
1843
Minerva, 2d,
198
Hamburg, III.,
1843
Missouri Mail, Mingo Chief,
100
Pittsburgh,
1843
Neptune, 3d.,
225
1841
Michigan,
50
1842
1842
Oella,
50
Pittsburgh,
1842
Messenger, 3d,
135
Pittsburgh,
1840
160
Jeffersonville,
1843
Manhattan,
213
1841
Ohio Mail,
118
1844
Maid of Kentucky,
175
1841
Olive Branch, 2d.,
75
1841
Merchant, 3d,
104
Wheeling,
1840
Montezuma, 2d.
170
Pittsburgh, (Mobile,)
1840
Muskingum Valley,
100
Pittsburgh,
1842
121
Wheeling,
1843
Year.
Tons. Where Built.
Year.
Lama,
Louisville, 3d
324
Louisville,
1842
Meridian, 2d,
224
66
Brownsville,
Jeffersonville,
Mouth of Cumberland,
1841
Mermaid,
157
Elizabethtown, Pa.,
1840
Monticello, 2d,
123
Pittsburgh,
1842
Louisa,
Nodaway,
203
200
1840
New Era,
250
1843
600
150
1840
Native, 2d.,
136
Mobile,
1842
1840
120
1843
66
Mazeppa, 2d,
182
85
226
1843
Maid of Iowa,
1843
159
Cincinnati,
Oliver Anderson,
New Albany,
160
Tons. Where Built.
Names.
97
Gookstown,
1842
Pathfinder,
138
Cincinnati,
1841
199
Potosi, 2d.,
100
St. Louis,
1842
Swiftsure, 3d.,
286
Pittsburgh,
1843
Pinta,
30
Pittsburgh, 66
1842
Pilot, 3d.,
128
1839
Panola,
136
Cincinnati,
1839
Patrick Henry, 3d.,
200
66
1840
Paul Jones, 3d.,
133
1843
Palestine,
172
Brownsville,
1844
Potomac, 2d.,
200
Kanawha,
1844
Plymouth,
150
Shousetown,
1844
Paul Pry, 3d.,
140
Cincinnati,
1844
Planet, 2d.,
120
Pittsburgh,
1844
Patriot, 2d.,
250
Louisville,
1844
Pike, 4th.,
500
Cincinnati,
1844
Princess, 2d.,
400
1844
Queen of the West, 2d,
250
Cincinnati,
1843
Queen City,
275
1843
Queen of the South,
71
Pittsburgh,
1841
Rambler,
30
Pittsburgh,
1842
Robert T. Lytle,
200
Cincinnati,
1842
Richard Clayton,
129
Pittsburgh,
1842
Republic,
150
Cincinnati,
1842
Rainbow,
200
1842
Rapides,
175
Pittsburgh,
1839
Victress,
200
Rapide, 3d.,
100
Louisville,
1839
Red Rover, 2d.,
350
New Albany,
1840
Cincinnati,
1841
Rodolph, 2d.,
213
Cincinnati,
1844
West Wind,
184
Radnor,
163
Jeffersonville,
1844
Walnut Hills,
130
Ruby,
100
New Albany,
1840
Waverly, 2d.,
150
New Albany,
1840
Reindeer, 4th.,
160
New Albany,
1844
Western Belle,
267
Pittsburgh,
1843
Sam Dale,
350
New Albany,
1842
Wing & Wing,
261
Scioto Belle,
100
Portsmouth,
1842
St. Louis Oak,
75
St. Louis,
1843
Wapello,
280
St. Louis, 4th.,
550
Pittsburgh,
1843
West Wood,
65
Pittsburgh,
1844
Star,
150
Louisville,
Whiteville,
99
1842
Spartan, 2d.,
111
Portsmouth,
1841
Scioto Valley,
230
Shade River,
1840
Yazoo, 2d.,
83
1843
Sarah Ann,
200
Pittsburgh,
1841
Yazoo Planter,
100
Sarah Bladen,
200
New Albany, 66
1839
Sylph, 2d.,
65
Portsmouth,
1839
Swan, 4th.,
94
Cincinnati,
1839
York Town,
95
Swiftsure, 3d.,
150
66
1840
Sarah,
57
Pittsburgh,
1843
Tons.
Where Built.
1843
150
St. Louis,
1844
Panama,
261
New Albany,
1844
St. Croix,
Cincinnati,
1843
Penelope,
121
Brownsville,
1842
Sabine,
Cincinnati,
1844
St. Landry,
Louisville,
1844
Superb,
West Wheeling,
1844
Senate,
Simon Kenton,
Louisville,
(Mobile,)
1843
Talma, 2d.,
100
Pittsburgh,
1842
T. Quirk,
Tobacco Plant,
324
Jeffersonville,
1840
Wheeling,
1840
Pittsburgh,
1839
Telegraph, 4th.,
120
(Mobile,)
1842
Pittsburgh,
Urilda,
533
Pittsburgh,
1842
Uncle Toby,
250
Cincinnati,
1841
Virginian, 2d.,
190
New Albany,
1839
Vermillion, 2d.,
300
Pittsburgh,
1842
Valley Forge, (iron)
200
6.6
1841
Rock River,
100
St. Louis,
West Point,
150
1843
Revenue, 2d.,
150
Pittsburgh,
1844
West Tennessee
170
1844
White Cloud,
248
Nashville,
1844
Sultana, 2d.,
550
Jeffersonville,
1843
Warsaw, 2d.,
102
1841
Wabash Valley,
Cincinnati,
1841
South-Western,
213
Yazoo City,
122
Cincinnati,
300
Cincinnati,
Zephyr,
161
Year.
Year.
Names.
Sea Bird,
85
Louisville,
1843
St. Charles,
120
450
1844
Swallow, 2d.,
113
Cincinnati,
1843
350
1842
Cincinnati,
1842
Talleyrand,
150
Tom Metcalfe,
163
Tioga,
165
Tallahassee,
100
Tallapoosee,
80
1844
Louisville,
1844
Uncle Sam, 2d.,
75
Marietta, (Mobile,)
1841
Victoria, 2d.,
175
66
1841
1841
Pittsburgh,
1841
1842
1841
Yucatan,
229
Cincinnati,
1843
New Albany,
1844
Yazoo Belle,
1840
307
1843
66
1838
175
125
163
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MORNING COURIER Book and Job Printing OFFICE.
The Proprietor of the Morning Courier has established, in connexion with his Paper, a Book & Job OFFICE,
Composed wholly of new materi- als and the latest and most fashionable style of
And is now prepared to exe- cute all kinds of BOOK AND FANCY JOB PRINTING IN THE VERY NEATEST STYLE And at the shortest notice. STEAMBOAT BILLS, With a Splendid
Drawn, Engraved and Copyright- ed expressly for this Office.
DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER,
1844-5.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
Ab, above ; acct, accountant ; al, alley ; atty and coun, attorney and councillor ; av, avenue; bel, below; b, between; b h, boarding house ; clk, clerk ; ch, counting house ; c, corner ; ct, court ; e s, east side ; gent, gentleman ; gentw, gentlewoman ; h, house; 1, lane ; .lab, laborer ; manuf, manufacturer and manufactory ; mer, merchant ; mers, merchants; m, maker; n, near ; ns, north side ; ss, south side ; s b, steamboat ; eng'r, engineer ; w s, west side ; w, wharf and wharves ; wid, widow; fr, from ; f, firm.
Abbott William, bricklayer, w s 15th, b Jefferson and Grayson. Abberger John, saddler, h Main, b Brook and Floyd.
Abrams George, butcher, al, b Campbell and Wenzel.
Abel Frederick, tailor, n s Jefferson, b 3d and 4th.
Abbott Dr. J. P., office at W. W. Brown's drug store, h at Henry h. Abel George, at W. C. Kid's livery stable.
Abright Mrs., c Grayson and 7th. Abel William, trader, s s Jefferson, b Brook and Floyd.
Abraham George L., n s Washington, b Campbell and Wenzel.
Abert, Francis, stone cutter, 10th, b Main and Water.
Abert Andrew, do do do
Aborn Mrs. Abigail, n c 1st and Green.
Abert A., coffeehouse, Water, b 3d and Fourth.
Academy Cedar Grove, by Sisters of Loretto, High & Canal, Portland Avenue.
Ackley Joseph, boot and shoe m, s s Main, b 8th and 9th, h s s Mar- ket, b 7th and 8th.
Adams John, piano forte m, w s Preston, b Green and Lafayette.
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Adams George, confectioner, h w s Green, b 6th and 7th.
Adams George, do s s Jefferson, b 6th and 7th.
Adams Larkin do and restaurant, s s Main, b 8th and 9th.
Adams J., engineer, w s 9th, b Market and Jefferson.
Adrian.Simon, shoe m, s s market, b 9th and 10th. Adams Isaac R., pilot, n s Green, b 9th and 10th.
Adams Jane, wid, col, washer, w s Walnut, b 9th and 10th.
Adams Samuel, engineer, h s w c Market and 7th.
Adams B. J., f W. & C. Fellowes & Co., n's Main, h at store.
Adams William, blacksmith, w s 9th, b Jefferson and Green.
Adams D. L., wholesale grocery and com mer, n w c Main and 3d, h at store.
Adams John, piano forte m, at Potter & Ritchie.
Addison Thomas G., land agent, w s Bullitt, b Main and Water. Addis Mrs. R., w s 10th, b Main and Market.
Adie Alexander, n s Green, b 10th and 11th.
Adman David, col, hackman, w s Floyd, b Main and Market.
Adams L., drayman, Hancock, b Jefferson and Green. Abbot Christian, drayman, al, s s market, b Floyd and Preston. Adkins W. hackman, n's Marshall, b Hancock and Jackson. Adison William, lab, s s Broadway, b 4th and 5th. Adams Rev. Henry, col, e's 7th, near Broadway.
Adams Robert, lab, Fulton, b Brook and Floyd. Addis Joseph, eng'r, w s 10th, b Main and Market. African Church Methodist, n w c Green and 4th.
African Church, Centre, b Green and Walnut.
Ager Frederick, wagon m, s s Main, b Preston and Jackson.
Ahull John, tavern, s e c Brook and Main.
Ahreus Rev. William, h at Vetter's, s s Green, b Clay and Shelby.
Ainslie Hugh, brewer, h w s 8th, b Main and Market.
Ainslie George, foundryman, h at H. Ainslie's.
Ainslie William, coppersmith, h do. Ainslie Hugh, Jun., finisher, foundryman, do. Akin Abel, clk, n's Main, b 6th and 7th.
Akins Richard, plasterer, at W. Horton's, Jefferson st.
Aker Joseph, cartman, n s Green, b Jackson and Preston.
Aker Frederick, wagoner, s s Main, b Jackson and Preston. Akris, Mrs., wid, n s Market, near 13th. Albright John, grocer, s e c Main and 9th. Albrecht Augustus, boot m, s s Market, near 5th.
Aldrich Ely, smith-helper, T. A. Service's
Aldrich E. carriage m, w s Market, b 9th and 10th.
Alden Joseph, shoe store, w s 4th, b Main and Market, h n s Walnut b 1st and 2d.
Alexander Arthur, lab, w s Preston, b Market and Jefferson. Albert N. J., grocery and clothing store, Water, near 3d. Albert John, do do do. Alexander Robert, coach m, n s Market, b Jackson and Hancock. Alexander Thomas, turner, n s Main, b Hancock and Clay. Alexander John R., printer, at Morton & Griswold's
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GALT HOUSE Corner of Main & Second Sts.,
ISAAC EVERETT, PROPRIETOR.
LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
MAIN, BETWEEN 6th & 7th STREETS, THIS Hotel is thoroughly repaired, newly furnish- ed, and now open for the reception of visi- ters, under the superintendence of
WM. BISHOP, Late of New Orleans.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, P. W. BIBB, PROPRIETOR,
CORNER OF SIXTH AND MAIN STS., Is prepared at all times, to accommodate Citi- zens and Strangers in a comforta- ble manner.
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WALKER'S RESTAURANT HOTEL,
East side of Fourth, between Main & Market, WHERE all the substantials and delicacies of this and other markets, can be had at all hours. N. B .- The DAILY PAPERS from the principal Cities of the Union, are on file at this house.
ORMSBY HOUSE,
A. P. PARKER,
Main Street, between Fourth & Fifth.
PUBLIC HOUSE,
BY M. LEACH.
On Market Street, between 5th & 6th, North side.
A large stable is connected with the house, mak- ing it more desirable for Travellers. They may rest assured that every attention shall be paid to them and their horses, and at as low rates as in the city.
P. S .- The subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for hire, saddle horses, horses and buggies and Carriages, at as low prices as at any other estab- lishment of the kind in the city. Stable on Fifth, between Main and Market streets.
Alexander John, grocer, n s Market, b 2d and 3d.
Alden O. T., Edgeworth Seminary, n s Walnut, b 2d and 3d.
Alford I. B., variety store, s s Market, b 2d and 3rd.
Alexander Dr. John, grocer, h n s Jefferson, b 8th and 9th.
Alexander John M., house and sign painter, w s 4th, b Main and Water, h 9th, b Grayson and Walnut.
Albertson Mrs. A. M., n s Grayson, b 7th and 8th.
Albert Nicholas Jr., Portland.
Albert John, stone cutter, s s Market, b 10th and 11th.
Allen W. C., artist, studio and h e s 4th, b Main and Market.
Allen J. B., at N. Nicholas' fancy store.
Allen Michael, blacksmith, n s Main, b 9th and 10th.
Allen William, clerk at Stevenson & Tilden's, Main, b 5th and 6th,
Allen D. B., mer f Messick, Allen & Messick, he's 3d, b Walnut
Allen Mrs. E., boarding House, e s 2d, b Market and Jefferson.
Allen Mrs. Archy, s s Walnut, b 1st and 2d.
Allen Henry, farmer, High st, Portland.
do. do.
Allen H., Jr., do.
Alcott Harlow, well-digger, s s Jefferson, b Hancock and Clay.
Allston Joseph, wagon-yard, s s Market, b Brook and Floyd.
Allston William, pedlar, at J. Allston's.
Alstoch William, miller, near mouth Canal, Shippingport.
Ames William, hatter, e s Wall, b main and Water.
Amiss Mrs. Ann, n s Walnut, b 7th and 8th.
American Sunday School Union, es 4th, b Market and Jefferson.
Amos Nelson, coach-maker, s e corner of Main and Preston.
Amos Henry, s s Main, b Jackson and Hancock.
Amos Cornelius, silver smith, at E. C. Beard & Co's. h n s Walnut, b 7th and 8th.
Amzi Dr. Martin, cor Market and 7th.
Ambruster Godfrey, cooper, at Metcalfe & Grainger's brewery.
Anderson Geo. Washington, mer, h sw corner of Walnut and 7th. Anderson John W., mer, h n s Jefferson, b 7th and 8th.
Anderson Thomas & Co., auc and com mers, n s Main. b 6th and 7th, h s s Jefferson, b 4th and 5th.
Anderson Geo. W., f Bainbridge, Anderson & Co.
Anderson William, tin and sheet iron manf at D. & J. Wright's.
Anderson R. D., clk at A. B. Semple & Co's.
Anderson William, clk at do.
Anderson James & Co., com mers, n's Main, b 3d and 4th.
Anderson James, f J. A. & Co's., h s s Jefferson, b 4th and 5th.
Anderson George, clk at James Anderson & Co., h ss Jefferson
b 2d and 3d.
Anderson James, Jr. mer h s s Jefferson, b 4th and 5th.
Anderson Alexander, cooper, e s 7th b Main & Water.
Anderson Thomas, mer, h Chesnut b 6th and 7th.
Anderson Charles B., river man, e s Preston b Market and Jefferson.
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and Green.
Allen John, do. do. do.
Alrich J., N. comb, brush, and variety store, s s Market, b 3d and 4th,
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Anther Thomas, hack driver, n s Green, b Preston and Jackson. Anderson J. W., blacksmith, at S. Bailey's.
Anderson Albert, sugical instrument m, es Centre, b Chesnut and Broadway.
Anderson John, shoemaker, w s 8th b Green and Grayson.
Anderson George W., druggist, 3d, b Main and Market.
Anderson, - teacher primary school for boys.
Anderson, - assit do do do do.
Anderson Mrs. Mary B., w s 1st, b Walnut and Chesnut.
Anderson George, proprietor Day Rope Factory, 12th and Broadway. Anderson James, lab, Fulton n Floyd.
Anderson William, at clerk J. H. Wright's.
Anderson William, market master, b 3d and 4th, h at Mrs. Faysaw's, e s 4th, b Market and Jefferson,
Angell Dr. R .. n s Main, b Clay and Shelby.
Antle Jer., wagon yard, w s 9th, b Green and Grayson,
Antle William H., drayman, w cor 9th and Green.
Anthony John, foundryman at Curry & Miller's, hn s Jefferson, b 9th and 10th.
Anthony Jacob, clk at Louisville Journal office, hat C. L. Harrison's.
Anson Thos. P., stone-cutter, h East, b Market and Jefferson.
Apprice Mrs. Mary, s s 7th, b Walnut and Chesnut.
Applegate Benjamin F., eng'r, w s 9th, b Walnut and Grayson. Applegate Elisha, tobacco inspector, s s Main, b 7th and 8th.
Applegate J. D. tobacconist, s s Market, b 9th and 10th.
Applegate Thomas, w s 7th b Main and Market.
Applegate Thomas A. f of Lindsay & Applegate, s s Market, b 7th and 8th h 7th, b Main and Market.
Applegate Mrs. Mary, n s Market, b 10th and Chapel.
Applegate James, h w s Chapel, b Main and Market.
Armitage James H., pressman in Journal job Office.
Arnold, J. F., at Schnetz & Hewett's, h ws 12th, b Grayson and Walnut,
Armstrong George, at Ainslie & Prentiss', e s 8th, b Main and Water. Armstrong Henry, bleeching and pressing and fancy box m, alley op- posite 4th street Methodist Church.
Armstrong A. & Co., paper warehouse, w s 4th, b Main and Market. Armstrong H. B. clk at A. Armstrong & Co's.
Arbegust John, gardner, s s Maple, b 16th and 17th.
Arbegust Samuel, do do do.
Arnold Frederick, lab s s 12th, b Grayson and Walnut.
Arnold A. M. B. Capt. b Common and Grove, Portland. Arnold William, c Common and High, do. Arnold Isaac, pilot, c West and Grove, do. Arnold John G., trader, n s Main, b Clay and Shelby. Armitage Benjamin, barkeeper at Belvidere House.
Armstrong Mrs. G., e s 8th, b Main and Water. Arcade Hotel, Water, b 4th and Bullitt. Amstead Charles, c Fulton and Preston.
Armstrong Mrs. Mary, al s s Market, b 3d and 4th.
TAYLOR HOUSE,
BY P. W. TAYLOR, JR.,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD, Second door above the Bank of Kentucky. The table will, at all times, be bountifully sup- plied with all the luxuries of the season, and the charges will be made satisfactorily low, either by the day, week or month.
NOBLE'S HOUSE,
BETWEEN THIRD & FOURTH STS., ENTERTAINS TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
SHERLEY, ESCOTT & CO. DEALERS IN
BOAT STORES & GROCERIES, Ship Chandlery, Paint Stuffs, and
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
Nos. & & B; Commercial Row.
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CHARLES BASHAM, JR., GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT A D COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. 2 & 3, Commercial Row.
WM. BOGGS. J. €. RUSSELĄ.
BOGGS & RUSSELL,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Nos. 1 & 2, Strader's Row.
WM. B. CLIFTON. M. O. H. NORTON. S. FIELDER.
CLIFTON, NORTON & CO., COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
MAIN STREET.
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Arnst Jacob, wagon m, rail road, n 13th. Arnold Adam, carpenter, Market, b Brook and Floyd.
Asee Eliza, c 6th and Chesnut.
Ashbridge D. W., clk at Geo. McFadden's, h at store. Asper & Mckinney, s s Main, b 7th and 8th.
Asper James, clk at Asper and Mckinney's. Asa William, mill-wright, near mo canal, Shppingport.
Asylum of the Good Shepherd, 8th, b Walnut and Chesnut.
Ashby Mrs. M., n's Jefferson, b Hancock and Clay. Atkinson D. D., family grocer, n e c Jefferson and 4th.
Asper John, clk at J. Lane's, s s Main, b Floyd and Preston.
Atkinson Richard, book-keeper at Clifton, Norton & Co's. Atkinson William, foundeyman at Curry & Miller's, h n w c 9th and
Main.
Atkinson J. J., boatman, hn w c 8th and Main.
Atkinson T. H., plane m, 3d n post office, h F. A. Moore's. Atkinson Mrs. Rich., w s 7th b Market and Main.
Atwood P. B., sec F. In. Company, n s Main n 4th, h at Franklin
Atwater H. B., book-keeper, at A Gowdy & Co's.
Atwell John, cooper, Portland Avenue, n's b 14th and 15th.
Atwell John, cooper, 9th, b Main and Water.
Atkins William, grocer n w c Madison and Jackson.
Aulsebrook Henry, cabinet m, h s s Grayson, b 6th and 7th.
Austin John, pork packer, n s Market, b 14th & 15th.
Austin Wm. R., currier. at John Botter's n w c Main and Campbell.
Austin Ann, Portland, at mouth Canal.
Austin E., do do do.
Aulback Paul, cigar m, w & Preston, b Market and Jefferson. Austin Abington P. steam boat pilot, h at Mr. Austin's. Ayres Samuel, bricklayer, Centre, b Chesnut and Broadway.
B.
Baab Jacob, tailor, h at C. Stoll's, Main n Woodland Garden. Baas A., butcher, Jefferson extended.
Babcock H. R., carpenter, s s Madison, b Preston and Jackson.
do do.
Babcock M. L., do de
Babcock Warland, carpenter, n s Green, b Preston and Jackson.
Bacon E., dry goods merchant, s s Main, b 7th and 8th.
Bacom Mrs. R., dress maker, e s 2d, b Market and Jefferson.
Bacon Abel, clk at Hord & Gray's. Bacon Abraham, s s Walnut, b 1st and 2d.
Bacon W. H. & Cobb, mer's, s s Main, b 5th and 6th.
Beebe Wm. J., at J. Sproule's clothing store. Bacon W. H., f of Bacon & Cobb, h over Bank of Kentucky.
Bacon James, foundryman, Water b 6th and 7th.
Bacon John, boatman, Portland.
Bacon John, clk at B. G. Cutter & Co's.
Bacon William, 2d b Market and Jefferson.
House.
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Bacon Aaron, painter, e s 1st b Gray and Broadway.
Bache Lewis, blacksmith, s s Market, b 1st and Brook, h East b Green and Walnut.
Bachellor John, carpenter, n s Market b Preston and Jackson.
Bachellor Littlebery, trader, ss Green near Walnut.
Backhaus Joseph, cigar m, n s Main, b 1st and Brook.
Bagby James H., real estate agent, e s 3d b Market and Jefferson, h Henry House.
Bagging and Rope Factory, Louisville Manufacturing Co., n s Main, b Preston and Jackson.
Bagby Alexander, clk at J. H. Bagby's.
Baily John, carter, s s Main b Jackson and Hancock.
Baird Robert F., lawyer, e s 5th b Market and Jefferson.
Baily George Jr., f Bainbridge, Anderson & Co., h at Ormsby House,
Bailey S. Blacksmith, n s Main, b Brook and Floyd.
Bailey Edward, saddler, s s Main, b 2d and 3d.
Bailey Wm., hackman, Broadway and Jackson.
Bailey Edward, do do
Baily Isaac, do s w c Gray and Jackson. do.
Bailey Pleasant, carpenter, n s Gray, b Jackson and Preston.
Bainbridge, Anderson & Co., wholesale dry goods merchants, n s Main, b 4th and 5th.
Bainbridge E. T., f B. Anderson & Co., h ns Jefferson, b 7th and 8th.
Bainbridge Mrs. gentw, n s Jefferson, b 7th and 8th.
Baird Samuel, saddler, at W. W. Crawfords.
Baisler Mathew, wagoner, c Jefferson and Hancock.
Baker John D., clk at Bower and Bulls.
Baker Carroll, bricklayer, c Jefferson and 10th.
Baker Samuel H., coach painter, s s Jefferson, b Shelby and Campbell. Baker T., taylor at Weider's.
Baker John, coach m s e c Floyd and Washington.
Baker B. F., wholesale boot and shoe store, n-s Main b 3d and 4th, h ss Jefferson, b 2d and 3d.
Baker James, w s Clay, b Market and Jefferson.
Baker Henry, foundryman, h at Ropkey's.
Baker John, baker, Portland.
Baker Valentine, wagon m at J. Jefferson's.
Baker John, e s 2d b Main and Water.
Baker H. J., boatman, Grove, b High and West, Portland.
Bakewell Wm. G., mer s s Main, b 5th and 6th, h se c 8th and Jef- ferson.
Backrow John, mer n s Market c 7th.
Baldwin Ananias, foundryman, h Green, b 10th and 11th, s s.
Baldwin David, saddler, at G. W. Caplinger's,
Balfour James, tobacconist, n s Main b 5th and 6th.
Balduff Valentine, boot m n e c Market and 6th.
Baldwin Jabez, iron foundry, s s Main b Preston and Floyd.
Baldwin William, engineer, c Fulton and 2d.
Baldwin G,, cooper, Portland, mouth canal.
Baldwin John H., steam boat capt., w s Centre, b Green and Walnut.
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W. NEWCOMB.
HI. D. NEWCOMB.
H. D. NEWCOMB & BROTHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WALL STREET.
T. SNEAD. E. A. GARDEER.
SNEAD & GARDNER, Wholesale Grocers, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Agents for the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, North West Corner Main and Second Streets.
ALEXANDER EVANS, COMMISSION MERCHANT 9
AND
Wholesale Dealer in Dry Goods, hardware and Cutlery, No. 599 North Side Main, between 5th and 6th Streets.
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BENJAMIN O. DAVIS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT,
EET,
Near the Galt House.
(PParticular attention to the sale of Bagging, Rope, Twine, Jeans, Linseys, &c.
WARD & MOFFETT, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MOI2BIN
AND DEALERS IN
BAGGING AND ROPE, JEANS AND LINSEYS,
STREET.
CHAPMAN COLEMAN.
WM. T. BARTLEY.
CHAPMAN COLEMAN & CO., COMMISSION & FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
WALL STREET, Special attention paid to the sales of Bagging and Rope, Jeans and Linseys.
Bellican George, pressman, at Journal Office. Ball Horatio, U. S. deputy Marshal, n s Main, b Hancock and Clay. Ball Wm. L, clk P. H. Conant & Brother's, h at George Adams'.
Ball H. L., trader, n s Jefferson, b 2d and 3d.
Ballard A. J. & B., lawyers, c 5th and Jefferson, s s. Ballard Andrew J, f A. J. & B. Ballard, h at office. do do.
Ballard Bland, do
Ballantine William, blacksmith, s s Main b 7th and 8th.
Ballow W. F., pilot, w s 8th, b Main and Water. Balmforth James, grocer, n e c Jefferson and 2d. Baltzell Fr., foundryman, w s 9th, b Market and Main.
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