Edwards' Eleventh Annual Directory, City of St. Louis for 1869, Part 1

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Publication date: 1869
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THE NEWBERRY

CHICAGO

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DESIGNATED DEPOSITARY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITAL, $300,000.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK

OF ST. LOUIS.

GEO. H. REA, President.

E. D. JONES, Cashier.

UNITED STATES SECURITIES

Of Every Description Bought and Sold on Most Favorable Terms. EXCHANGE ON ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNION ALWAYS ON HAND. Bills on Europe Furnished in Sums to Suit Purchasers. Collections Made on all Accessible Points, AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. Deposits of Gold and Current Funds Received. Interest allowed on Time Deposits at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, for Three Months; 6 per cent. for six Months. E. D. JONES, Cashier.

P. C. MURPHY.

J. R. MCCARTHY. MURPHY & MCCARTHY,

MANUFACTURERS OF. ALE KINDS OF

Traveling & Packing

LEA

TRUNKS

Valises, Carpet Bags, Etc.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

208 North Fourth St.

Factory and Salesroom, 211 and 213 Vine Street,

ST. LOUIS, - MISSOURI.

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DIGBY, UNDERHILL & FULLER

MANUFACTURERS OF

PAPER BAGS! 107 South Seventh Street,

ST. LOUIS, " MO.

Bemis, Brown & Co.

Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of

SACKS Gunnies & Twines. AGENTS FOR

HOME COTTON MILLS

Premium Cotton Yarns, Carpet Chain and Batting,

No. 6 North Commercial Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.

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CHARTERED IN 1837. Marine Insurance Comp'y OF ST. LOUIS.

D. HOUGH, President.

H. W. HOUGHI, Secretary.

FIRE RISKS TAKEN. MARINE RISKS TAKEN, MARINE RISKS TAKEN.

FIRE RISKS TAKEN. FIRE RISKS TAKEN. MARINE RISKS TAKEN.

This Company, having no Agencies, its large Capital and Sur- plus enables it to acccomodate its customers with Short Time Loans.

Premiums Cash at the end of each Month. LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED.

Office, South-west cor. Main and Pine Sts. Over Traders' Bank.

PETER J. PAULY. JOHN PAULY. P. J. Pauly & Brother, BLACKSMITHS

And Manufacturers of all kinds of

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILINGS. All kinds of Forging.

BOLTS AND CASTINGS FOR BRIDGES & BUILDINGS,

Turn Tables, Switch Bars, Frogs, Links, Pins, Claw Bars, Spike Mauls, Jail Cells, Doors & Shutters, Bank Vaults, Wrought Iron Grating, ete. Sole Manufacturers of

COWL'S IMPROVED HORSE HAY FORK, For Stacking and Elevating Hay. Special attention given to the manufacture of Boring Tools for sinking Oil, Salt and other Wells; also, the Movable Cap for Cupelling Furnaces, and all kinds of MINERS' AND QUARRYING TOOLS. Office and Works, cor. Main and Wash Streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.

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ESTABLISHED IN 1849.

ST. LOUIS

SAW WORKS. Branch, Crookes & Co.

SPAUL 's

PATENT INSERTED TEETH

BRANCH, CROOKES & CO. MANUFACTURERS.

W.MACK WITL.

MANUFACTURERS OF

WARRANTED EXTRA FINE CAST STEEL SAWS

Of all descriptions now nsed in the United States, consisting of

Circular Saws, Cross Cut, Tenon, Mill, Mulay Mill, Pit Gang, Mill Webs, Billet Webs, Felloe Saws, Vencer, Segments and Turning Webs, FOR SALE AT OUR WAREHOUSE,

116 & 118 Vine St., bet. Main & Second,

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

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SAINT LOUIS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.

ESTABLISHED IN 1845, BY WM. M. PLANT.

SIGN OF THE GILT PLOW, At Nos. 116 & 118 S. Main St., bet. Walnut & Elm, and 823 Broadway, or 820 North Fourth Street.

BRANCH HOUSE, KANSAS CITY, MO.

PEORIA CLIPPER

ST LOWE

This Cut represents our New Cast Steel Clipper Plow, with Slip Share.

PLANT BROS., PRATT & CO.

Successors to PLANT & BROS., proprietors of the St. Louis Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, established 1845; and TOBEY & ANDERSON, proprietors of the Peoria Steel Plow Works, established 1848;

MANUFACTURERS OF THE Celebrated Peoria Hardened Steel

P L TV S

All our Plows are made with Slip Shares, which will enable the Farmer to order any number of Dupilcute Shares, which he can attach to the Plow himseif. Plows delivered at Peoria or St. Louis, at the option of the Purchaser.

ALSO DEALERS IN EVERY VARIETY OF FARM MACHINERY, TOOLS, GRASS SEEDS, AND PLANT'S WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS;

Reapers; Mowers; Horse Powers ; Threshers; Hay and Cotton Presses ; Wheat Drills ; Sugar Cane Crushers ; Clover Hullers; Cotton Gins; Portable Steam Engines; Saw, Corn and Flour Mills; Rubber and Hemp Steam Packing; Lace Leather; LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING AND HOSE; Howe's Standard Scales ; Pumps, etc., etc.

CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES.

- Send for our Catalogue, furnished gratis at our Warehouse, or by mail when five cents is sent to prepay the postage.

The late firm of PLANT & BRO. would tender to their oid friends and customers their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage extended to them through a business course of twenty-three years, and would solicit a continuance of the same for the new firm.

All goods manufactured or sold by us warranted equal to representation.

St. Louis, Mo., 1869. Very respectfully,

PLANT BROS., PRATT & CO.

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SEMPLE, BIRGE &CO. General Dealers in Agricultural Machinery

AND

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE DODGE COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,

BAKER-CHICAGO

ALSO.

THE GENUINE PITTS THRESHER, SMITH'S CAST CAST-STEEL PLOWS, WHITEWATER WAGONS, KEYSTONE DRILLS, BUR- DICK'S FODDER CUTTERS, HUGHES' PLANTERS, BRADFORD PORTABLE MILLS, etc., etc.

Road Serapers. Corn Shellers, Clder Mills, Horse-Rakes, Wheelbar- rows, Saw Mills, Horse Powers, etc., ete., and the most complete assortment of Forks, Hoes, and other Small Tools in the West, including those from the factory of Hall, Semple & Co., and the Dunn Edge Tool Company.

No. 13 South Main Street. ST. LOUIS, MO.

RICE & STEWART'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Nos. 308 and 310 North Fifth St., Opposite Mercantile Library, ST. LOUIS, - . - MISSOURI.

This is a Full-Course Commercial or Business College,

Embracing all the branches necessary for a Young Man who desires either to do business on his own sccount or to keep books for others. Since its establishment in 1862, the Institution has educated hundreds of the prominent Business Men and Book- keepers of St. Louis, to whom personal reference will be given if desired. The College at present occupies a splendid marble building on the finest street of the City, and is provided with a full corps of experienced Professors, whose affability, kindness, and readiness to explain difficulties, will not fail of producing the most rapid improvement in the shortest possible time.

Full Conrse of Book-keeping, Arithmetic, Penmanship, Commercial Law and Business Forms, time nnlimited.

Grammar, Reading, Spelling, etc., extra. .$50.00

For Circulars and Specimens of Penmanship address as above.

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MAWDSLEY & MEPHAM, GAS AND STEAM PIPE

FITTERS, No. 121 North Third Street,

Bet. Chesnut and Pine, ST. LOUIS, MO.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Kinds of

CHANDELIERS

Always on hand all kinds of

Steam Pipe Fittings, Valves, Gagues, Stop Cocks,

And everything connected with Steam Pipe Work.

Buildings, Factories and Stores fitted up in the most approved manner, for steam. All kinds of Steam Pipe work done in the best styles, and warranted to give satisfaction. Always on hand, a rich assortment of Chandeliers, Brackets and Pendants. Private and Public Buildings, Offices, Stores, etc., fitted up for the use of Gas, in the most approved manner.

Also, Portable Gas Works erected for Private Residences.

MAWDSLEY & MEPHAM,

AGENTS FOR BAKER, SMITH & CO.

WATER LINE

ABAKER 341

FAT

· SMITH &CO.Nº5. Kez

BAKER SMITH-CO. NEW-YORK.

B.S-CO Nº. 5.

LOW PRESSURE STEAM WARMING AND VENTILATING APPARATUS For Heating Dwellings and Public Buildings,

121 North Third Street,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

Send for Circular containing full particulars.

REFERENCES.

WILLIAM H. BENTON, N. SHAFER, Hon. E. WELLS,

C. J. FILLEY, M. S. MEPHAM, B. 1 .. HARDON & CO .. HENRY KAISER, BOATMAN'S BANK, GEO. F. TOWER, WM. H. THOMPSON, W. 'T. MASON, PEOPLE'S SAVINGS INSTITUTE, 5th St., North-west cor. Park Av.

S. MACHINERY DEPOT

709 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

Agent for the 'LANE & BODLEY,' 'CHAMPION,'

And other

SAW MILLS.

PORTABLE ENGINES

Of style, material and work- ing qualities unsurpassed.

STATIONARY ENGINES, BOILERS

And all kinds of MILL MACHINERY, Of Latest Improved Patterns,

Combining Strength, Dura- bility, Economy in the use of fuel and Cheapness.

STEAM Threshing Machines, PORTABLE

FLOUR MILLS CORN MILLS, Shingle & Lath Machines Also, H. B. SMITH'S

Wood-Working MACHINERY.

For Carpenters, Sash, Door and Blind Makers.

Planing Machines & all kinds Wood-working Machinery, from the different Manufactories. A Full Supply of all the above named articles always on hand. Also, LEATHER and RUBBER BELTING, Etc. At Manufacturers' Prices, Freight only added.

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Indianapolis and St. Louis

RAILROAD.

The Great Short Line to the East!

NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI, AND BUT ONE CHANCE TO NEW YORK.

Three Daily Trains, between the East and West, MAKE CLOSE CONNECTIONS FOR

CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, INDIANAPO- LIS, COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, ERIE, BUFFALO, AL- BANY, NIAGARA FALLS, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BAL- TIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURG, WASHING- TON, ST. LOUIS,

And all Cities and Towns in the East, West and North.

For Cincinnati, Louisville,

And points South of the Ohio River, this is the Popular Route, and Passengers should be sure their Tickets Read VIA INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.

Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.

Omnibusses will call for Passengers and Baggage FOR ALL TRAINS, FREE OF CHARGE. AND BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO DESTINATION Without Extra Charge.

Tickets for Sale in all Railroad & Steamboat Offices.

St. Louis Ticket Office, 105 North Fourth St.

JNO. S. GARLAND, J. D. HERKIMER,

Gen'l Pass. Agt., St. Louis, Mo. .Gen'] Supt., St. Louis.

WM. T. GAY. RICHARD P. HANENKAMP GAY & HANENKAMP, WHOLESALE GROCERS

-AND-

Commission Merchants,

Nos. 109 and 111 Second Street, bet. Chesnut and Pine, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

JAS. G. GREER. ROBT. C. GREER.

J. G. GREER & CO. GENERAL

Commission Merchants,

No. 6 Commercial Street, City Buildings, ST. LOUIS, - MISSOURI.

Liberal Advances Made on Consignments.

FRANCIS LEPERE, WHOLESALE GROCER,

Commission and Forwarding MERCHANT, 606 North Second St., bet. Washington Av. & Green, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

JOHN H. BAMMANN,

Wholesale and Retail

GROCER & PROVISION DEALER,

Seventeenth Street, South-east cor. of O'Fallon, ST. LOUIS, - - MISSOURI.

Goods Delivered Free of Charge.

J. A. CAMPBELL & GLAZE,

Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in

Wine and Cider Vinegar,

605 N. Levee and 608 N. Commercial St., Between Green and Washington Av.,

ST. LOUIS, - - - MISSOURI.

M'me A. PINAUD, Hair Dresser, -AND-

WIG MAKER,

No. 217 North Fourth Street, South-west corner of Olive,

ST. LOUIS, -

- MISSOURI.

All kinds of Ornamental Hair Work.

GRAPE VINES & SMALL FRUITS,

FLOWER SEEDS, DAHLIAS, GLADIOLUS,

GRAVOIS NURSERY, Cor. Gravois Road & King's Highway. ca

HENRY MICHEL, Prop'r.

BALE DEPOT

PLANTS. :

207 Nort

St. Louis.

St.

Cataloques sent free to all applicants.

GREEN-HOUSE AND BEDDING

J. A. POZZONI, No. 114 North Fifth Street, ST. LOUIS,MO. Manufacturer and Importer of

HUMAN HAIR,

POZZONA

Gentlemen's and Ladies' Wigs, Bandeans, Braids, Curls, Puffs, Etc.

POZZONI'S Complexion Liquid and Powder, Reilable Hair Dye and Chemical Baim. The largest and best assortment in the city. A SOFT & BEAUTIFUL SKIN. J. A. POZZONI'S MEDICATED COMPLEXION POWDER

Imparts to the skin a beautiful, transparent whiteness, makes the skin delicately soft and smooth, removes freckles, tan, and allays eall irritation. This valuable cosmetic can be used with the greatest confidence. 50 cents and $1 per box, wholesale and retail, at J. A. POZZONI's, 114 North Fifth Street.

LACLEDE HOTEL,

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

This ciegant first class Hotel-a five story marbie building-is now open for guests, at the Corner of Fifth and Chesnut Streets,

Being on the Fashionabie Promenade of the City, and very convenient to the business centre, and ail places of amusement.

The street cars pass the door every three minutes, connecting this central location with all the distant portions of the City-the Pacific Railroad, North Missourl Railroad, and Iron Mountain Railroad Depots.

The Furniture, Beds, Bedding, and whole outfit of the House is new, and complete with all approved new appliances for first class hotel keeping.

The table will be kept supplied with the best the market affords and every effort made to secure the comfort of our patroms.

BROLASKI & MALIN.

P. S .- Our Coaches or Omnibuses will be in attendance on the arrival of Trains or Steamboats to convey guests to the Hotel.

This is the point for Passengers to take Omnibus for ail Trains leaving the City. Baggage checked by us at the door.

ELI D. SCOTT.

WM. D. SCOTT.

SCOTT & SON, WHOLESALE GROCERS

-AND- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

508 North Second St., bet. Vine St. and Washington Ave.,

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

HOUSE, SIGN and STEAMBOAT PAINTING.

GEO. PEISCH. J. PEISCH.

CEO. PEISCH & BRO., HOUSE, SIGN AND STEAMBOAT

PAINTING,

And Dealers in Mixed Paints, Glass, etc. No. 219 Pine Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.

Country Orders Promptly attended to.

JOSEPH SEAL, OLD ESTABLISHED Whitener and Wall Colorer,

No. 316 CHESNUT STREET,

Between Third and Fourth, ST. LOUIS, MO.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CEILINGS WHITENED OR TINTED In the best manner. Plastering Neatly Repaired. N. B. All work in my line done promptly and by good workmen.

JOHN FREEMAN, Successor to WM. S. JEWELL,

House & Sign Painter, 115 Vine St., ST. LOUIS, MO.

Having purchased the entire interest of WILLIAM S. JEWELL in the HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING Business, at the old stand, 115 Vine Street, and successfully carried on the same during the last fall and winter, I am now fully prepared to undertake work of every description in my line of business, and enter into contracts to any extent, at the shortest notice on the most reasonable terms, guaran- tering satisfaction. Trusting you may feel disposed to give me a triai, your orders are respectfully solicited.

ROB. BENECKE, PHOTOGRAPHER,

South-east corner Fourth and Market Streets, ST. LOUIS, - - - MISSOURI.

All work warranted to give satisfaction. Views, Machinery, Models, etc., taken to Order. A large amount of Photographic Views of St. Louis and neighborhood kept constantly on hand for sale.

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EDWARDS' ANNUAL

DIRECTOR

TO THE Inhabitants,Institutions, Incorporated Companies, Manufacturing Estab- lishments, Business, Business Firms, etc., etc.,

IN THE

CITYOF ST. LOUIS FOR 1869.

CHARLESS PUBLISHING COMPANY,:

PUBLISHERS.

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EDWARDS EDWARDS LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE

EDWARDS & Co. PUBLISHERS, ST LOUIS & NEWYORK

PUBLISHERS OF DIRECTORIES! FOR

STLOUIS, LOUISVILLE, NEW ORLEANS, MEMPHIS. NASHVILLE, LEAVENWORTH MILWAUKEE, STJOSEPH, ALSO

STATE GAZETTEERS. COMMERCIAL DIRECTORIES! &C., & C.,

1853 5981

HOME MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE

INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF ST. LOUIS, MO.

Face of Prem. Notes April 20, 1868, $762.598, and con- stantiy increasing.

CHARTERED IN 1845.

OFFICE, South-west cor. Pine and 2nd Sts.,

Over the Mechanics' Bank, ST. LOUIS, MO.

J. J. MONTGOMERY,

I. L. GARRISON.

Secretary.

President.

Orphan's Benefit FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF ST. LOUIS, OFFICE, No. 804 North 5th Street, near Morgan.

H. C. YAEGER,

F. G. NEIDRINGHAUS,

C. A. KUHL,

President. Vice President. Secretary.

DIRECTORS :

HI. C. Yaeger, J. Phil. Krieger, Peter Hausam, L. S. Baur, Ph. Kuhl, Wm. Riceke, Benj. St. James Fry, H. W. Wellemeyer, F. G. Niedringhaus.

This Company transacts a general Fire and Cargo business, paying particular attention to detached property in city and country.

By a provision in the charter, of this Company, one-third of the profits are se- cnred to the Western Orphan Asylum, at Warrentou, Mo.

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HISTORY RECORDING ON TIME THE EVENTS OF NATIONS.

Dedication.

TO D. A. JANUARY, ESQ.,

President of the St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company.

SIR :- We take the liberty of dedicating to you the Eleventh Volume of the St. Louis Directory. Your liberality in all public enterprises tending towards the growth and prosperity of our city ; your indefati- gable exertions in behalf of education; your success and standing as a merchant, and the high estimation in which you are held by the people of St. Louis, eminently entitle you to the small consideration bere bestowed by the publisher of this work,

RICHARD EDWARDS.

PUBLIC LIBRARY

L. M. RUMSEY & CO.

610 N. 2nd Street,

ST. LOUIS, - MO. -0- - Manufacturers of every variety of

IRON

AND BRASS

LIFT & FORCE PUMPS

Hydraulic Rams, Skeins and Boxes,

Sad Trons, Cider Mills, Jack and Bench Screws, Sinks, Bath Tubs, Sewer and Bell Traps,

PLUMBERS' & STEAM FITTERS' BRASS WORK, &C. Proprietors of the

MOUND CITY LEAD PIPE, SHEET and BAR LEAD WORKS

JOBBERS IN Rubber & Leather Belting, Hose;& Packing, Steam and Gas Pipe and Fittings.

ĮManufacturers and Jobbers in

AGRICULTURAL

IMPLEMENTS. 18763

Gen ral Wholesale Agents for Fort Madison Agricultural Tool Works, CARDEN CITY CLIPPER PLOWS, Eagle Mower and Reaper, HAND AND POWER CORN AND COB MILLS, CORN SHELLERS, ETC.

INTRODUCTORY.

To the inhabitants of a great city like St. Louis, no more important and interesting work, than a City Directory can be published. If the canvass be made thorough and accurate, it is a good index of the city's growth and general prosperity ; for it enumerates the churches, the banks, the school houses, the various social and business organizations, the names and occupations of the citizens, and by a comparison with the publications of previous years, shows the degree of progress that has been made. A. directory, besides containing innumerable and interesting facts, is in real- ity an indespensable adjunct of every hotel, counting room, office and work shop, and is daily and hourly referred to for information in regard to the location of some of the units who compose the great aggregate of life within the limits of the city.

The publisher takes great pleasure in presenting the eleventh volume of his Directory to the citizens of St. Louis, feeling sure that an examin- ation of its contents will not only show its general accuracy and com- pleteness, but will prove that our city has taken unparalleled strides in her sure march to the position of being the first in wealth and importance in the Great West.

While the oft repeated reference made by our people to our present and prospective greatness may seem to savor somewhat of vain boasting, they are the involuntary expressions of surprise and admiration educed by uncontrovertible figures, when we compare the number of names, given in the Directory from year to year, and note the rapid increase of popu- lation, and advance in every department. The present issue of the Di- rectory contains more names, and more business firms than any previous edition, and we point to the fact with that pride which actuates every citizen of St. Louis, when contemplating her past and present. Her march is onward, and her people are alive to every effort calculated to advance and perpetuate her greatness.

This work has been printed and bound in the city of St. Louis, at the office of the Charless Publishing Company, from which in future will be , published also, directories of Louisville, New Orleans, Memphis and other southern cities. The facilities possessed by this office for executing works of this nature, and all kinds of printing, are unequalled in the west, and the attention of the public is respectfully invited to the excellence of the work executed at this establishment.

It has been the aim of the publisher to make the present Directory as perfect as possible and worthy the support of its old friends and pat. rons. Trusting that success in this respect has been attained, and hop- ing for future considerations, the work is respectfully submitted to the public.

RICHARD EDWARDS,

Editor.

Albert & Fleckles,

716 North Fifth Street,

Above Metropolitan Bank, ST. LOUIS, MO.

GENERAL MANAGERS OF THE

METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE

COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,

FOR THE WESTERN STATES.

GENERAL MANAGERS OF THE

Chicago Sich Relitt

ASSOCIATION

For the States and Territories west of the Mississippi.

Passage Tickets

On all Railroads in the United States and Europe, and on Steamers and Sailing Vessels between the two Continents, England and Ireland.

GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

And Special Agents for the sale of lands belonging to the South-west Pacific and the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Companies. One million acres of the best agricultural and mineral lands in Missouri.

EDWARDS' ELEVENTH ANNUAL

Edwards' Eleventh Annual Directory, City of St. Louis for 1869, Part 1

Author: Publication date: 1869 Publisher: St. Louis : Charless Manufacturing and Publishing Company Number of Pages: 986

Author:
Publication date: 1869
Publisher: St. Louis : Charless Manufacturing and Publishing Company
Number of Pages: 986