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Silver Ware. Manufacturers of
KRIDER & BIDDLE,
Manufacturers of Silver Ware, Artisan Hall, 618 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
Soap Manufacturers.
BABBITT B. T.
64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 72 and 74 Washington st., N. Y. city. (See adv)
Stair Plates.
Brass and Zinc Stair Plates for Hotels Public Buildings, and Tenement
Houses, W. T. & J. Mersereau, 62 Duane st. N. Y. manufacturers of
Stair Rods
Stair Rods. Manufacturers of
WILER & MOSS,
22 S. 5th st., Philadelphia. Also, patent Gas Torches and Turners, Wax Tapers, etc
Steam Engine Governors. TO STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
or those using Steam Power. The undersigned would call the attention to this great im- provement, both as an absolute reg- ulator, and fuel "aver, Huntoon's Patent Steam Gov- ernor. To any
manuf turers hav- ing in nse one of the above machines who will not allow that it posseses decided ad- vantages over any form of ball or centrifu- gal Governor. we will promptly refund the price paid. Please address R. K. HUN- TOON, J. Augustus Lynch, Proprietor, 103 State st., Boston, Mass. and 79 Liberty st., N. Y
Steam Heating Apparatus. HOLDREDGE & STEVENS,
High and low pressure Steam Heating Appa- ratus, mannfactured by Holdredge & Stevens 212 Grand st., N. Y. city, established 11 years. Descriptive pamphlets and estimates of cost of Apparatus furnished non appli- cation at their office. Work done in any part of the country
Telegraph Instruments. WILLIAMS CHARLES, Jr.
Maunfacturer of Telegraphic and Magnetical Appa- ratus, Galvanic Batteries, etc. etc. wholesale and re- tail dealer in Tele- graphic Supplies, 109 Court st. Bos- ton
Tobacco Warehouses.
F. W. Beck & Co. manufacturers of the genuine
and other well-known brands of Smoking Tobacco, packed in pocket pouches. P'a- tented Dec. 3d. 1867. Factory 130 North st , Baltimore, Md. Office and depots 160 Pearl st. N. Y. Notice --- All infringements upon our patent, wherever manufactured or exposed for sale, will be prosecuted
Upholstery Goods.
WAGNER, SCHNEIDER & CO. 185 Canal st., N. Y. city. (See adv) Varnish Manufacturers,
VALENTINE & CO.
Manufacturers of Varnish and Japans, and sole agents for the U. S. of W. Piotrowski's Permanent Wood Filling, 32 Kilby st., Bos- ton
Vise Manufacturers. UNION VISE COMPANY'S VISES,
Pipe Vises, and Vises of all sizes for beavy or light work. Also, new style Wood-work- ers' Vises, very deep from jaw down, and Vises with covered screw. Standard Mil- ling Macbines. Fac- tory at Hyde Park, Pipe Vise, with or without Mass. Boston office, extra jaw. Water st
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EASTERN DEPARTMENT.
WAT
Watches and Jewelry. Manufacturers of LADOMUS LEWIS & CO.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO.
DIAMOND DEALERS & JEWELERS. WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVER WARE. WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED. 802 Chestnut St., Phila-
Always on hand a large assortment of Dia mondi, Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware of all kinds, at very low prices. Watches re paired in the best manner, and warranted
WEA
Wax Flower Materials.
Pardessus S. J. & Co. importers and manufac- turers of Sheet Wax, Tools, Colors, etc. Gilt low priced Metal Leaf Moulds, Tin Cutters, Moss, Imutortelles, 9 and 11 Park place and S Murray st., N. Y.
Weather Copper Vanes.
CLOUGH ISAAC S. 42 Nassau st., N. Y. city
Watchmakers and Jewelers. BALL, BLACK & CO.
Weather Vanes.
Jewelers and Silversmiths, 565 and 567 HARRIS & SON, Broadway, N. Y. city
130 Lincoln st , Boston. (See adv )
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED STATES CONFECTIONERS' TOOL WORKS.
THOS. MILLS & BRO., MACHINISTS,
And Manufacturers of
ALL KINDS OF
CONFECTIONERS' TOOLS,
MACHINES,
MOULDS, &c.,
901 NASSAU STREET,
(Above Ninth, bet. Cherry and Race Sts-,) PHILADELPHIA. Silver Medal awarded at the Fair of the Maryland Institute, Oct. 16, 1867. A Circulars sent on application.
GRICE & LONG, ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS & CAR BUILDERS,
1340 Beach St., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. BUILD Locomotive Mining Engines
For Tunnels and Drifts, with Headway as low as five (5) feet, and 30 inches guage of Road. Also an adaptation of same for
FURNACES, ROLLING MILLS, QUARRIES, &c. Now introduced into the Mining Regions of Pennsylvania. They are VERY ECO. NOMICAL in working expenses, and cost but a small percentage of that of animal power. They also call attention to their
TRACTION ENGINE
For light Passenger and Freight Traffic, on Iron or Wooden rails. They also manufacture CARS OF ALL KINDS-Passenger and Freight.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. T. BABBITT, SOAP AND SALERATUS MANUFACTURER,
64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72 and 74 Washington St., and 43 and 44 West Street,
NEW YORK.
SUP. CARB. SODA, SOAP POWDER, CREAM TARTAR, SODA ASH, STARCH, CONC, POTASH, SAL SODA, ARROW ROOT.
Star Yeast Powder, Superior Quality.
ONE OUNCE OF GOLD
Will be given for every ounce of adulteration found in "B. T. BABBITT'S LION COFFEE." This Coffee is roasted, ground and sealed "hermetically" un- der letters patent from the "United States" Government. All the "Aroma" is saved, and the Coffee presents a rich, glossy appearance. Every family should use it, as it is fifteen to twenty per cent. stronger than other pure "Coffee."
One Can in every twenty contains a ONE DOLLAR GREENBACK.
For sale everywhere.
If your grocer does not keep this Coffee, and will not get it for you, seud your orders direct to the Factory.
B. T. BABBITT,
Nos. 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72 and 74 Washington Street, and 43 and 44 West Street,
NEW YORK.
TRY B. T. BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP I
Made from Pure Vegetable Oils.
Cures chapped hands, and in cleansing and healing the flesh excels all other Soaps.
If your grocer does not keep this Toilet Soap, and will not get it for you, send your orders direct to
THE FACTORY,
Nos. 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72 and 74 Washington Street, and 43 and 44 West Street,
NEW YORK.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLACK DIAMOND FILE WORKS.
G&H BARNETT
G. & H. BARNETT,
Manufacturers of HAND CUT FILES & RASPS Of every description-from the best refined Cast Steel, and warranted equal to any imported.
41 & 43 RICHMOND STREET,
G. BARNETT, H. BARNETT. Philadelphia, Pa.
WM. D. ROGERS,
Manufacturer of
FIRST CLASS
CARRIAGES ONLY.
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
907
EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAGNER, SCHNEIDER & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Upholstery Gonds, AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FURNITURE SPRINGS,
185 CANAL STREET,
Corner Mott Street,
Harman Wagner, Peter Schneider, Julius Stroheim.
NEW YORK CITY.
PRESTON'S Breakfast Cocoa.
This Cocoa is now being used as their habitual morning beverage
by many families who have never used Cocoa before, and is fast winning favor with the public. .
Cocoa stands pre-eminently higher in value for use than Tea or Coffee, as it contains every ingredient necessary to the growth and sustenance of the body.
Medical men recommend Cocoa to invalids and convalescents, as preferable to Tea or Coffee ; for while soothing to the nervous system, it is restorative, invigorating and sustaining in its nature, and therefore well adapted to those in feeble health, or of sedentary habits, and especially so to mothers, both before and during the time of nursing, improving the quality and increasing the quan- tity of Milk, and by its nutritive properties, sustaining the strength of both mother and child.
Manufactured by JOHN PRESTON, DORCHESTER, MASS. OFFICE, 162 STATE STREET,
Boston.
Also, Manufacturer of Preston's Eagle and other Chocolates, Broma and Cocoa prepararions.
C. C. FULLER, Agent, 501 N. 2d Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
908
EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE PENRHYN SLATE CO.,
Manufacturers of
Marbleized Slate Mantels
In great variety of design, and at all prices ; they are handsome, more durable, and much cheaper than marble ; also,
HEARTHS, TILES, CISTERNS, BATHS AND SINKS, Billiard Table Beds, Slabs and Shelving.
Plain and Marbleized Slate Work of Every Description Made to Order.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
This Company are the Patentees and sole manufacturers of
ENAMELED SLATE COFFINS AND CASKETS.
QUARRIES AND MANUFACTORY :
MIDDLE GRANVILLE, NEW YORK.
WAREHOUSE AND SHOWROOMS:
No. 40 West Eighteenth Street, (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues,)
New York City. ELEAZER JONES, Manager.
The 6th Avenue Cars pass within a few doors of our Warerooms. A
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
STEWART & CORBETT, 214 East 26th Street, bet. 3d & 2d Avs. NEW YORK, MANUFACTURERS OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, Hair-Covered and Painted Patent Spring Horses, PERAMBULATORS, CABS, GIGS, ROCKING HORSES, PROPELLERS, CHAIR ROCKERS, SLEIGHS, SLEDS, &c. ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.
C. A. SAXE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF PHILOSOPHICAL, OPTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, No. 101 South Tenth Street, S. E. corner Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA.
Air-Pumps. Electrical Machines. Mechanical Powers. Gyroscopes. Orrerys. Tellurian Leyden Jars. Electro-Magnetic Apparatus. Magio Lanterns. Stereoscopic Dissolving View Apparatus of the most improved style. MOORE'S GEOSELENEAN, an Instrument to illustrate Practical Astronomy in the most simple and easy manner to pupils. Telescopes and Microscopes of all sizes. TRANSITS. Theodolities. Solar Compassess. Leveling Instruments. Surveyors' Compasses. Drawing Instruments. Also, Saxe's PATENT MOVABLE CENTRE for Transits and Theodolites.
PROTESIMUS OMNES
Wom. 1. Drown & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, 246 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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Warerooms in New York, 454 Broadway.
HENRY MAILLARD, FRENCH CONFECTIONER & CHOCOLATE MANUFACTURER Best Chocolate in the World, and For Sale by all Grocers in the U. S. 619 & 621 BROADWAY, AND 158 & 160 MERCER ST., NEW YORK.
910
EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
GELNTEMEN :- We take the liberty to inform you that we have commenced the manufacture of Raised Copper Weather Vanes,
with a determination to produce the hest Vane possible, and at the same time accurately repre" sent the objects designed, and secure a sure weather guide, hoth of which we have accomplished- r dies are all new, and produced from the hest photographs In the Country, as our Vanes will in riably testify. We have three sizes of that fast, handsome, and nohle Horse, ETHAN ALLEN, 48, and 30 Inches, all perfect likenesses. All of our Vanes will he got np with equal care, and made in the hest manner and warranted; they are made of the hest of copper, raised and covered with 23 Carat gold leaf, and will stand the weather for many a Presidential term, always facing the wind. Our aldress will he stamped on each Vane. Although their life-like expression, as well as their superior gullding distinguish them at once from everything of the kind yet offered to the public.
CHURCH AND OTHER VAN ES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. NEW PATTERNS AND DESIGNS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. REPAIRING DONE.
Special attention given to GILDING, which will be done in a superior manner.
I case call and examine our Vanes. If favored with your orders, which we most respectfully so' lici they will he faithfully executed and promptly attended to. If not satisfactory please notify and iold the goods subject to onr order. Yours Respectfully,
J. HARRIS & SON,
JOSEPHUS HARRIS, }
A. J. HARRIS.
130 LINCOLN STREET, opp. Boston & Albany Depot, East Side, (Formerly Worcester Depot.)
MONITOR AND IRON CLOTHES WRINGERS FOR SALE. BOSTON, MASS,
PRICE LIST: HORSES.
No. 1. Ethan Allen, 48 in. long. .$75 00
35
40 00
.4 3,
30
25 00
" 4,
.4
27
18 00
" 5, Dexter,
30
17 00
" 6, Fancy.
44 28 00
" 7, Running,
33
20 00
OXEN.
No. 12, 44 in. long. $65 00
" 13, 33 40 00
" 14, 25
20 00
COWS.
No. 17, 44 in. long $65 00
= 18, 31 22 00
" 22, Sheep, 32 in. long. 22 00
# 24, Ram, 32
25 00
" 27, Deer, 30 in. leng. 28 00
EAGLES.
Mo. 40, 54 in. long .$100 00
‘ 41, 44 62 00
35 00
" 43, 24
..
25 00
44, 17
20 00
" 50, Peacock, 34 in. long 25 00
51, Rooster, 31 in. high - 25 00
46 52, Game Cock, 25 in. high. .. 20 00 Musket and Flag.
CHURCH VANES.
VARIOUS DESIGNS.
No. 60, 9 ft. long $100 00
4 61. 8
90 00
= 62. 7
=
75 00
63. 6
60 00
64. 5
50 00
65. 4
.4
40 00
SCROLLS.
No. 75, 45 in. long. $23 00
= 76, 42
19 00
40
18 00
78. 38
=
15 50
4. 79. 37
14 50
80 28
44
11 00
81, 20
14
9 00
ARROWS.
No. 90, 51 in. loug. $18 00
= 91. 44
16 00
" 92. 37
=
14 00
93, 30
12 00
94, 22 =
9 00
95. 18
6 00
96. 14
5 00
PENS.
No. 100, 50 in. long. .822 00
" 101, 40 44
20 00
" 102, 33
15 00
N. B .- All the above Vanes are made of the best Cop- per, and covered with 28 Carat Gold-leaf and warranted. We have many new Designs in the hands of the Carver which will soon be added to this list.
.$50 00.
The above prices include the Cardinal Points, Balls and Spire, all complete EPA LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE. DA
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THE ST. LOUIS Real Estate Bulletin
PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE
Charless Publishing Co.
AT THEIR OFFICE
302 N. Main Street, St. Louis.
Devoted to the Real Estate, Commercial and Manu- facturing Interest of the Mississippi Valley.
It will comprise within its Columns
TRASNFERS OF REAL-ESTATE,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS EVERY DAY,
Commercial Reports,
Valuable Statistics,
Articles on the
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ST. LOUIS
ETC., ETC.
Making a Valuable COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CHAS. MORITZ, BOOK BINDER
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, No. 302 North Main Street, (UP STAIRS) St. Louis, Mo. Received the FIRST PREMIUM On BLANK BOOKS at the ST. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL EXHIBITION FOR 1869, Although the list of Competitors was the largest since the organiza- tion of the Association.
Orders Attended to with PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH.
ORIENTAL POWDER CO.
Manufacturers of every variety of SPORTING POWDER,
Which for cleanliness, percussion and penetrating power, is acknowledged by the best Sportsmen in the Country, to be UNRIVALED.
The Brands are
DIAMOND GRAIN, 1 1b. Canisters. FALCON SPORTING, 1 1b. and 61 1b. Canisters. WESTERN SPORTING, in Kegs, 25, 123 and 6} Ibs. Also, in 1 1b. Canisters.
MINING, BLASTING AND SHIPPING POWDER, Of Superior Quality and adapted to every requirement of the trade.
Office 527 Second St., cor. Washington Av. PUTNAM PERLEY, Gen'l Agt. West of Mississippi River.
JAS. HARRISON, Pres. JULES VALLE, Vice Pres. JOHN BOGGS, Secretary.
CHOUTEAU, HARRISON & VALLE, PROPRIETORS
LACLEDE ROLLING MILLS
No. 603 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Manufacturers and Dealers in every variety of
Merchant-bar, Boiler, Plate,
SHEET AND HOOP IRON.
Rolled Railroad Car Axles, Locomotive Frame Iron, Boat and Railroad Spikes, etc.
IRON MOUNTAIN ORE AND PIG IRON FOR SALE.
H. S. PLATT. R. THORNBURGH.
PLATT & THORNBURGH, DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
Brushes in great variety ""AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
WHITE LEAD.
Colors Dry and in Oils, also in Distemper, for Grainers' use, in great variety, and warranted pure.
South-east cor. 7th St. and Franklin Avenue, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Goods delivered free to any part of the City.
ST. LOUIS PLANING MILL.
Lesley Garnett & Co., PROPRIETORS,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY, Corner Seventh and Mullanphy Streets,
124 Olive St., opp. Olive St. Hotel, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Sash, Glazed or Unglazed, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Door and Window Frames, constantly on hand or made to order on shortest notice.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, Flooring, Shelving, Shingles, Laths, Siding, etc., always on hand.
GEO. C. WOLFF. GEO. A. HYNES.
WOLFF & HYNES, IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
And Wholesale Dealers in
PURE BOURBON COUNTY COPPER DISTILLED WHISKY, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, No. 4 Levee, City Buildings,
Between Market and Walnut, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Particular attention paid to City and Country '7 rade. CHOICE LIQUORSIFOR FAMILY USE.
ARTHUR B. MEEKER, Chicago, III.
JOSEPH P. CARD, St. Louis.
A. B. MEEKER & CO.
Dealers in
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
COAL, COKE
-AND-
PIG IRON.
No. 1140 North Main St.,
No. 45 Dearborn Street,
No. 2 Commercial Wharf,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
CHICAGO, ILL. BUFFALO, N. Y.
Agents for the Sale of Lake Superior, Ohio, Massillon, Tennessee, Missouri and Indiana Iron.
J. E. LIGGETT. HENRY DAUSMAN.
LIGGETT & DAUSMAN,
Manufacturers of
CHE WING TOBACCO,
And Dealers in ALL KINDS OF
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Pipes, etc., etc.,
Nos. 27 and 29 South Second Street.
Opposite Barnum's Hotel. ST. LOUIS, MO.
F. WALTER'S, STEAM
Candy Factory
Manufacturer of all kinds of
AMERICAN & FRENCH CONFECTIONERY Plain and Fancy Candies.
Wholesale Dealer in
Fancy Fruits, Nuts, etc., and all articles used by Confectioners.
North-east corner Third and Myrtle Streets, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Starck, Gutmann & Co.
IMPORTERS OF
SMOKERS' ARTICLES AND
FANCY GOODS
Wholesale Dealers in
TOBACCO & CIGARS
206 North Second Street,
ST. LOUIS, ANCES 110| MISSOURI. EDWARDS' IMPROVED ADVERTISER
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EDWARDS'
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1869
EMBRACING
A Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the City of St. Louis, for the Year 1869, arranged Alphabet- ically for each Trade, thus exhibiting, at a glance, the full address and Special Business of her Citizens.
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Academies.
(See also Schools ; also city register, page 85.) Academy of the Christian Brothers, 717 s. 8th St. Patrick's Academy, 7th, cor Cas . av. Young Ladies' Academy, Louia Soldan, principal, 624 Elm
Accordeons and Melodeons.
(Manufacturer.)
Steinmann Dietrich, 1803 Carondelet av.
Acconchers. (See Physicians and Surgeons; also Midwives.)
Adjusters of Averages. Eaton & Collins, 108 Pine
Advertising Agents. CRUTSINGER C. H. 221 Olive
Great Western Improved Newspaper Advertising Co., Si'well Harris, manager, Pine, ne. cor. 3d Josselyn, Johnston & Co., 804 01 ve Sheffield, Eaton & Stone. 124 Plue
WILLIAMS J. S. 3d, sw. cor. Chesnut
Agents. (G. W. Watson & Sons' Sewing Silk.) GANAHL BRO. & CO. 421 n. 8d
Agricultural Implements. Barnnm & Bro. 14 and 16 n 16th KOENIG WILLIAM & CO. 207 n. 2đ Linck, Garrels& Co. 1720 Carondelet av.
MANNY & CO. 19 and 21 s. 2d
OSBORNE D. M. & CO. 1245 Broadway, Whittier bldg.
OWENS, LANE, DYER & CO. 2d, sw. cor. Morgan. (See adv't front cover)
PLANT BROS., PRATT & CO. 116 and 118 s. Main. (Sve adv't page)
RUMSEY L. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d. (See adv't page opp. Introductory)
Agricultural Implements. (Manufacturers.)
MANNY & CO. 19 and 21 s. 2đ
OSBORNE D. M. & CO. 1216 Broadway PLANT BROS., PRATT & CO. 116 and 118 s. Ed (See adv't page)
RUMSEY S. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d. (See adv't page opp. Introductory) SEMPLE, BIRGE & CO. 13 s. Main. (See adv't psg: F, frout fly leaf)
Agricultural Implements. ( Wholesale and Retail.) KOENIG WILLIAM & CO. 207 n. £d OSBORNE D. M. & CO. 1245 Broadway
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EDWARDS' ST. LOUIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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RUMSEY L. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d SWAN, OGDEN & CO. 602 Main
Agricultural Machines. (Manufacturers.) KINGSLAND, FERGUSON Co., 823 n. 2d. (See adv't page 78) KOENIG WILLIAM & CO. 207 n. 2d MANNY & CO. 19 and 21 s. 2d OSBORNE D. M. & CO. 1246 Broadway PLANT BROS., PRATT & CO. 116 and 118 s. Main. (See adv't page) RUMSEY L. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d. (See adv't page opp. Introductory)
Agricultural Machines. ( Wholesale and Retail.) KOENIG WILLIAM & CO. 207 n. 2d MANNY & CO. 19 and 21 s. 2d OSBORNE D. M. & CO. 1246 Broadway RUMSEY L. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d. (See adv't page opp. Introductory)
Agricultural Seed Stores. ( Wholesale and Retail ; see also Seed Stores.) KOENIG WILLIAM & CO. 207 n. 2d PLANT BROS., PRATT & CO. 116 and 118 s. Main. (See adv't page)
Agricultural Warehouses. KOENIG WILLIAM & CO. 207 n. 2d
MANNY & CO. 19 and 21 s. 2d OSBORNE D. M. CO. 1246 Broadway RUMSEY L. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d. (See adv't page opp. Introductory)
Ale, Porter and Cider Bottlers. Quinlivan Edward, 1521 Biddle Quinn Patrick, 1551 n. Main Roos Wm. F. 305 Olive
Ambrotypes. (See Photograph Galleries.) Ammunition Dealers. ( Wholesale.) Folsom H. & Co., 620 and 622 n. Main
Amusements. (See also Theatres.) Broadway Museum, 940 Broadway Anviis, Vises, etc. MEIER ADOLPHUS & CO. 100 and 102. n. Main
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Architects aud Superintendents. (See also Carpenters and Builders.)
ALLEN GEORGE O. 102 s. 10th, se, cor. Walnut BARNETT & PINQUENARD, 305>% Olive BEATTIE JOHN & SON, 217 n. 8d BIGELOW & GRIFFIN, 212 8. 3d
Brady Thomas W. 201 Chesnut BROWN & GRABLE, 416 Locust Canfield J. H. 608 Market
CLARKE CHARLES B. 207 n. 3d Dette John F. W. ss. Gravois rd. bet. McNair and Ce- cile
EDGAR JOSEPH C. 208 Olive Gilespie J. P. & Co. 212 N. 8th
GREENLEAF EUGENE L. 514 Olive Hamson & Henderson, 1128 St. Charles HERTHEL JOHN W. 217 n. 3d Houston & Klever, 2908 Morgan
Isaacs Henry G. 315 Olive Johnson John, 311 Olive Koenig Herman A. 121 Chesnut
Koenig Otto P. 121 Chesnut
LEE FRANCIS D. 313 Olive
Maurice & Dickinson, 111 n. 7th
MITCHELL & DESBONNE, 515 Olive Osborn George W. 522 Olive Pond Charies H. 801 Chesnut
RAEDER F. WILLIAM, 307 Locust RAND GEORGE D. 8054 Olive Randolph Bros. 324 n. 3d REICHARD & JUNGENFELD, 817 Olive
ROBISON & McCLAREN, 410 Olive Ryan James N. 812 n. 8d Sage Cornweil, 311 Ollve SCHAPER W. C. 415 Green Simmons Samuel T. 414 Locust STACEY & STONE, Locust, sw. cor. 4th
WALSH & SMITH, 820į n. 8d Washburn M. & Son, 805 Loenst WEBER THEOPHILE, 719 Hickory Weston Franklin, 510 n. 4th
Architectural Iron Works.
Missouri Iron Works, Wm. E. Greenleaf, president, James M. Steere, secretary, 704 and 706 n. 2d. PAULY P. J. & BRO. Main, se. cor. Wash. (See adv't page C, front fly leaf)'
EDWARDS' ST. LOUIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ART
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Factory, 715 Park av. office 225 Locnst. (See adv't page)
Artificial Flowers. (Manufacturers.) Jaegnemin F. 209 s. 4th Marsh Charles V. 621 u. 5th Nicolays Charles, 1610 Jackson
Artificial Limbs. (Manufacturers.) Fravel John, 606 Washington av. LOCKWOOD LEWIS, 413 Pine. (See adv't page)
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Artists. (See also Portrait Painters.)
Conant A. J. 614 Pine
Eichbaum G. C. 614 Pine
Goldsticker H. 111 n. 5th
Hoffman George, 500 s. 4th
Ilbery Albert, 400 Franklin av. Jackson J. M. Miss, 610 Olive Julio Everett B. D. studio, 510 Olive Keppler Joseph, 318 s. 5th Newington R. Mrs. 205 s. 5th Psttlson J. W. 614 Pine Reid John, studio, 510 Olive Schultze Louis, 12 8. 5th Stuart James R. 515 Olive
Suhit Madame, 711 Chesnnt
Artists' Materials. BOEHNE & GERKEN, 512 n. 2d Doellner Henry, 209 Chesnnt
Astrologers. (See also Fortune Tellers.)
Caveen Margaret L. Mrs. 1115 n. 8th Josephine Madame, 509 Wash
Attorneys at Law. (See Lawyers.) Auction and Commission Merchants.
(See also Commission Merchants.)
HALL A. I. 412 a. Main Jackson C. H. 818 n. 5th
Auction Goods.
Burgoyne D. N. 121 n. Main Hall Jacoh B. 806 s. 8th
TUCKETT CHARLES, 616 n. 5th
Auctioneers.
BELT & PRIEST, 219 Chesnnt Brinck W. F. 416 n. 5th Carr & Kerr, 306 Chesnnt
GRETHER & BOECK, 322 Chesnut. (See adv't page)
KENNON F. A. 18 s. 5th McHose & Steger, 1844 s. 2d MORGAN WILLIAM, 412 n. 4th and 312 Vine Porter, Hodgman & Co. 509 n. 5th Reid M. W. 318 n. 4th Scott & Smith, 110 n. 5th Bewell Charles, 920 Broadway Tuckett Charles, 507 Spruce WHEDON E. H. & SON, 208 and 210 n, Main
Axle Grease Manufacturers.
Donovan & Felferlick, 115 n. 2d Grath Charles, 1260 Clark av.
SCHERRER JNO. J. 106 n. 2d. (See adv't page) Zukowsky John, es. Columhus, het. Rntgers and Miller
Axles. (Archimedean.) RUMSEY L. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d. (See adv't page opp. Introductory)
Baggage Barrows.
FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & CO. 209 Market. (See adv't on hack of Book.)
Bag Manufacturers.
Chase H. & L. 1 s. Main Drew J. H. & Co. 5 Market
Bagging and Rope. St. Louis Bagging and Rope Co. Lawrason Levering, pres. 417 n. 2d
Bags and Bagging.
Chase H. & L. 18. Main LARKIN THOS. H. & CO. 801 n. Levee and 300 n. Commercial
Baker and Confectioner. GOEBBELS HENRY, 1904 Broadway
Bakerles.
Ahesser Andres, 610 Spruce
Andres John, 2516 Carondelet av.
Anders & Vesperman, 2710 Manchester rd.
Baker John P. 1411 Benton
BANNON & CUMMINGS, 10 Spruce
Barrett & Kinnlff, 212 n. 7th
Bauer Joseph A. 1405 Market Beckerle Michael, 1904 Jackson
Bessler & Schaefer, 1101 n. 11th Bierman Francis J. 825 Wash
Billings B. M. & Co. 611 and 618 Morgan Bittner John D. 1219 n. 13th Block Edward, 519 Franklin av. Block Herman, 1458 s. 8d Block Hermann, 620 Market
Block Hermann, 1458 Jackson
Borbein William, 912 n. 13th Brandstetter Charley, 1216 s. 5th
Braun John H. 814 Market Brendel Philip, 1704 Franklin av.
Broeder Philipp, 2107 Franklin av.
Brown A. K. 801 s. 4th Brucker Jacob, 1331 8. 7th Buechel Charles, 13 s. 3d Carroll Jeremlah, 1815 Biddle
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Coff & Dolde, 2802 Easton av.
Clarke Thomas, 13th, sw. cor. Chamhers
Craden Peter, 3813 n. 11th
Cramer George J. 2238 Carondelet av.
Deich William, 1519 8. 8d Deisner Willlam, 1622 s. Sth
Dellit Andreas, 1000 Park av. Dickhoner Wilhelmina, 1250% s. 5th Dlerenger Fred, 2128 Carondelet av. Dierks & Pamperin, 1102 n. 13th Doesacker John, 1124 Salishury Dolde Christlan, 1912 Hamtramck Drees William, 1406 Clark av. Engel Adolphus, 1826 Buel Ernst William, 2006 Broadway Eschheimer Peter, 826 Allen av. Frennd Moritz, 917 Soulard Fritz John. 612 s. 2d Froehlich Henry, 400 s. 2d Gansz Lorenz, 928 Market
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Garnean & Dozier, Morgan, ne. cor. 17th Gatcher Frederick, ns. Gravois rd, nr. McNair av. Gelss Nicolaus, 3113 C rondelet av. Gerhrhold Igna z, 1524 Carondelet av. Gla ** Charles, 202 Adolph Graf John, Gravois road, nr. Grand av. Griener Xavier 1717 Jackson Gunn Thomas, 2245 O'Fasilon Hass Jolin, 2 22 Franklin av. Haberb rger George, 413 Marion
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